https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-01-04.pdf b36198e56fa0eb0871ad3d303b39d4d8 PDF Text Text jr 11 11 ■ Editorial Comment NEW OFFICIALS TN. lai* OMurncd ofilre. We'wish them success In'their work. Barry rates among Hie well-manugvd counties of the state and we believe tliat this good record will continue. • OUR SCHOOLS Judging from what we read* In our exchanges, some communiUra In the state are finding *it dltllcult to -im­ press ujran their school boards nnd school executives that educational institutions are not exempt from the unpleasant but necessary tusk of cutting expenditures. Fortunate­ ly Hastings hasn't been troubled in this respect. The school board, faculty nnd superintendent, havo realized the necessity for readjust­ ment and acted accordingly. )aut year by alight reorganization, care­ ful management nnd scaling down THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR REB CROSS H010S ■11 MEETING 14 PAGES COMMERCIAL CLUB HAS NEW OFFICERS Robert Walton New Preai­ dent—Club Has Done Good Work ‘ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JANUARY 4, 1933 imim STBEint# I YOU SHOULD WRITE TO SENATOR VANDENBERG Approving His Good Work’ For The St. Lawrence • Waterway I I I Minstrel , will be » » Community NU1 PAGES Ito 6 /rPTfiPI/ PI IID SELECTS TWO DAYS LIVLUIUuR uLUD FOR VfELFARE WORK CHAMPIONS NftMEO FINEBOXINS FOR SCOUT B. . ' And Saturday OFFICERS ELECTED AND (TENTH AJOTOAL lPERFORM- We are ™™,.. „„ „______ ___________ __________ ENTRIES COMPLETE confident the voters of BEST WORK DONE _ IN The b:ard of directors of. the Has-1 Mrs. A . H. Carveth. who hoa ENCOURAGING REPORTS I Ungs ANCE BY CO MEN FROM ;Mkhl«an urn Biv^taarty ’ apprav7l j FIRST YEAR DAIRY CALF EN FROM GOLDEN GLOVI8 Commercial Club held their charge of issuing the yVeltero or­ WERE PRESENTED • to the stand which Senator VajimteUng on Thursday for Hie pdrders. wishes to announce, that she IONIA REFORMATORY - ----------TOURNEY CLUB PROJECT , denberg ot this state hSS taken. He af chixAing oRiccrs-for the pn*rtlt ■ will devote Wednesdays and Satur-' ..., ... i* urging tiie building of the ^calendar year.- Their selections; BARRY COUNTY FELL ENTIRE NET PROCEEDS Lawrence canal, so as to afford j were a* follows _ _____ _________ ____ ________ SHORT OF ITS QUOTA ' Robert Walton, Preslderit. TA PITV U/CI CADC IAIADIZl-wt rif'*tt-nter wotcrrnnmet'nn colu«‘c‘-ionhrtaet-rt between TO CITY WELFARE WORK auat Lakes and the seaboard • Charles Hinman. Vice-President ~~ — large ships. Robert Moore. Treasurer i Response Was Good Consid­ ■ .... Miss f.a Eva n A.. Hecox, cKvtrvaij. Secretary.’ j2r.ic7t3. ‘.;'.;7.c1.1 -Will Entertainment -Will Ec Be Given Given The farmers of this state and St days of each week to this work and . di- REWARD IS TRIP TO •.hose who desire orders are asked ODD FELLOWS ARENA lw the to come to her home. €04 So. Jef* - ---------- -SET FOR BIG MEET EAST LANSING IN JULY ferson St., on those days. She re-1 lor ----------porta an increasing number of calD of Over Twenty Boys And Giris i for assistance. All Proceeds Go For Work In ering Conditions—ActiviAt Christmas time, ninety-three This County—Ticket Bale families were remembered by the ties Are Varied the nnt.ii.1 mM-'iiw tiu- narrvi1,1 “F Commercial club Inst yea.Central Auditorium favor of the st. Lawrence projec*,.’ Says Co. Agent Foster Ar-sociatlon, besides those provided ’ Replacei Drive The annual meeting of the Coumv n?<rCro« Chanter wwBarry held tllr Preaidency <d Leon TulOn Thursday xight. January 12. « *‘ Inevitably will mean cheaper Tlu- County Champions in the■ fur by other people ot the city. The According to entry blanks received <>n Wedneadav Dec 21 at which! hur,t' and t,lC mcmher$hlp now .u t|W> Central school auditorium. h<-.ght rate.-, for their wheal. live- various 4-H Livestock Club project*i New Idea club, the Windstorm Co. for the-'Golden Gloves tournament lime renorta’of the Roll Cull and ;,andA 41 ,,w highest iwtnt since it ,tlicrc will bo. given, lor the benefit js5oc* and J*1*1". Product when ln Barry'county were recently an­ ! employees, and others cared fur at Odd Fellows arena here tornorother deimrtinenf were iriven by ,‘“'1 Mr«"niAe<l. There is no qiiwtion , of yie Hastings Welfare A-srocia-. sh‘Pi*d ‘‘J,Lil*' waboard. nounerd 4y'County Agent HaroldI various families Other assistance K * ■ ab,,u‘ l,M? va,'w‘ Jf 4Mch' an orgum-. a minstrel show by sixty men; building <>f rius waterway of-, j. . duce-d ubjut -22 |xr cent. But the the LtrXe! J. Foster, Foster. as :u; follows: . was rendered by the American Lc- teur boxers from Belding. Lowvll, It.I (tali' chairman Mrs Don<''nU<t“' n bas ““Cloned well .since from the Ionia RHoimatoiy. Tins/*'™ a practical method of helpingj 4-H ---------- -----' — Dairy Club Work: First. year gion and Auxiliary and tlic I. O. O. Ionia. Lake Odc*>>a. Sunfield, OUeactual teduction was probably more Foreman made?Tr> cklls uav< U 11 *as Murt,,d- ha* a the tenth H-aron ot .uch shou» 'Jl'.e farmers of th. United States by. I — Hubert Lona of Carlton Center: tii|n this because the teachers, have talk dreXh club, u d chuiclK- ' oi b:“ go and Hastings will compete for j inducing th« cost of of trmisjwrtaUon :second year—Gary Newtori of Free­ *“><1 i,u' b, ' , “ an ‘ "'P**' i nW«» bunate* of Hut uuiilutlou. reducing the Cost transport ata,bwn an impor- (given by inmates of that institution. the lienor of representing this sub­ been voluntarily wnrying on some products. Write Senate Senator third year—Bernard Maurer 1,1 ^c|tommmyty Itfc. of W-rikn Charte-. ‘<4 their pcoducta. under tiurgr charge ot Warden Uharlw district at the regional meet early splendid welfare work among par­ performances areP Vandenberg if you approve the good c.t BarryviUc: 4th year t- Lone In February. Unless injurir*. *lrkot tih- Red cross. The »mn* f - ------------------------------- — ---- ----- Sluran. TheseM..fe towns in any u doing to have ttas canal' Camptx ll of Middleville ent* and children of Uie community reiv'd % ■ given in only three ------* ' work ne.« or last-minute witlidrawala in­ m the county by the varlom th. m- is always instructed. j 4-H Beef Club Work: First year— lone year. One C.„ of ___ Hint the city would liave hud to do Sohcitori. were us tolluwa: terfere. there will be eighteen bouts ------------ .is .furlunalr _. ..... ... Ij ----------------:Wm. Dipp. Jr. of Frw-sxwt and .sec-, r Ionia. So Hastings In,.»2h7.M* at public expense otherwise. Uwt Haatinpa Hasting:................................ .. and year championship to Rich- j jdeed in securing Uiii [x.-rronnanct'.. number of entries and the fact tlial 11 00 year the teachers contributed a Sifultz, Burburu Chamberlull) ‘ ;ard Wallace of Bedford. Only two land in having the entire proceeds] conic-stunts in the opHi class will i years nf Bitef Club work have been fund of $1,000 for this work and ”—-'"n Doris Holcomb 1.00! donated for welfare work in'this! box three, three-minute rounds, the Nii'hvrtte. Mr . Ndlte Cuok.. ■ carried on in the cojinty. CHARLOTTE HAS DEFICIT tournament will commence at 7:30 ‘ city. ' There entertainment haw! during live current year $500. Un- Prairieville. Mr.. W ,, F. Smith 4-H Sheep Club y>ork: First year been given for profit, but ai-j doubudly the sehix.1* here, a* Well Yankw‘springs’ Mrs. Itemcr o'clock. . WHEN COMPLETED, HAS iI never ~-4Uchard Green of Barryvllte; sec-1 IN WATERWORKS FUND ways to aid route community prbjAll proceeds from, this show will a* nil other educational institutions McKibben i ond year—Francis Maurer of BarryFOR PAST YEAR TINOS WILL HAVE A irc^- . be donated by the Odd Fellows to In the stale. wiU have to make even 'Dclum, Mr.. Lots Flower : Areirtin, to th. Iona N-tilHIS WILL DIVE FREE, | villc; third year—Elizabeth Potter the Barry county scout ocganlxaCONVENIENT PLANT iof UurryvlHe and the fourth year unoc-c Tn D..T Di aiit which k Just at hand. Weeks of in­ reduelbm,. Tusv, mm. be tlon. Every ticket purchased, there­ ichampionship went to Eldon Day of nUrEo I u rU I rLAN I I tensive rehearsals mive been made j PORT MUCH LOWER fore. U a direct contribution to thia reduced further and the school Bolvi it.................................. Sg FINE NEW ROOM FOR , . . .. ON A PAYING BASIS worthy work. In fact the usual com­ | for this jx'rforman<» by •■Warden { ----------------------------ELECTRIC RATES lx one of thft biggest Iteitut in the Cre^< y. Mr» Uv Reynold; .. | Tin- be t work was done In the • TUP P11AJIPI AlF A1ITCIT a!1< on ’ Luck'‘ ®°y Minstrels ' The j munity and county drive for scout budget- of almost every community Woodland,-Mn.. J. V. Hilbeit . iir't year Dairy c.iif cum project. Operation Of Water System inc ruwinmu uuiril Bret performance - Will be given a UCi.» To A ucniccifui 5 Gj A great many ut tlie club members i loma. It has always required three J NEW I KANbM IbblUN In the state. So far as local coni imcc Tn rocDfiDT 1,1 ,b'-bid carried the work Here Yields City Nice Pro- Instead, the scoutera here believe Coats Grove. Mrs. E V. Smith 10-) No Tax Levy Needed To Pay i performances there to take care of ----------- —--------dltlonj arc concerned, this reduc­ Assyria. Mrs. Mlles Schroder that proceeds from the two amateur 3.W0 LINEo Iu rntrUn I .through to a very satisfactory com- i - —Credit ~ fit To — Engineer _____ boxing tournaments will furnish The Cost — The System *nl*‘ .“!e*, tions will In no wise reficet dissat­ Middleville. F. O. Stokne . . Many readers of the Banner were suKlcu-nt monyy for cairying oh - --- ----------------,----------------Wi" Aeeommoda.. Farmer. Mrs. Milton Lclnaar. 2,00, Earned The M^ney isfaction with our schools, the man-'Tianflcld, surprterd lo see In a Grand Rapids without asking patrons and friends ner In which they are run, or tluir •n, i A-' B.m.er Iv. *-!«•» -n w-.mMr.-' —Freeport By.tom I. Add- . dally' that the mayor and council of for any direct contributions. J । Amurig thaw.- who should receive ....$501.33! personnel; it will slnjply be one of ’ Boy scouts bare been out canvaaa- । [ifiention that jrere not awarded the Charlotte are negotiating for the services of our city engineer. Bert ing the town-tur the past week. So those distasteful neccsdtic* that areSparks. Thu report Is fully con- far the response seems to have been forced onto us by circumstance. finned. The reason is nflt difll- generous. People have, taken the i mt. r... qmiu. cMhlnr ....I V.S?J 8 ,»!? SJwl- - " "WW C" "“J “'7 St"!' cult to find. For the year ending attitude that the pbrehaae of a tick*. vegetable* were given at Carltzm: . , 1 , , , iTlvre will ta- -reetai Mu-nerv r.nn i trie plant and system ot. American Minor of the Monroe Calf Club. December 31. Hastings waterworks ,-t hOt oniy represent* a gencinil.adGOV. WILLIAM A. COMSTOCK. O-n'er; I-icvy jieople gave quilt. ?!‘V1 Hro'vlb inadi of tun Th<' 'if-t hulf^of the■ Klcctrlc Service Incorporated which Wendell Malcolm and Leo Seeber of . ..........I l.,ul prrlorinanrv M dJJL'ed tJ th*i>*•', *7“ Im MMduim! not only financed all the expenses mLw.on to an exceptionally interest- I Gov. Willium A. Comstock an- < of the plant nnd Its operation, but in< card of amateur boxing tout* j sumed oOTcc Monday alict a Uriel allti mocvrtr-;_____ ______ Duwllne ________ n-Jdrn?.- , n, ’1 1 , , “ L J!! n-e-. n- it>,,n ot t n-,t t t^htr.ned I wltlt ‘■li’Ctnc power Wlule Con- and P,itjl Gacklcr of the Middleville also turned Into the city treasury but a contribution to scout actlvl- ' ._ , ahl .M.ocrr.":" lrA1,f' and othcr «J“n>m<»t Whcu.g^^^oja wt^^hlom^' wume# ttU ctalfCiubundAite rtltellandDoroinaugural marked by an Absence of donated putaUM-it; Hickory Corners a snug sum of money, which has ties- »■ well --^~cf oihing'a^ ea rned' '' ‘.m . til.irg. d *r 1 1 r vue The niln i obligations of thr former company's thy Potter of the. Barryvllte Club the usual flourUh* and ccfemony. people gave ' scout work hero U financed large- i con- . Tin- county champions are awurd- been used to pay, for Improvements Undoultfcdly this -restraint will ■ “ 1 '■***Jxoiamng *aA When the city decided to put in stre* circle will t>- a double one. tract, it has voluntarily A' „hiu installed n« Its mi «1 thr the trio trip tn to Rn«t East Lnruintr Lansing to to nt_ at- at the plant as well as a few small jy by Uie w K Kellogg Foundation, • i etectricallv oreraud .ouuioi M.n I with <’ne line of white boys and one own. much lower, standard electric i tend State Club Week next July.' extensions of the system. On the Thr county is expected to ralro meet with the approval of the entire donated. >tm schoirt* TiririnriiT have73 1>KT the|Ju-1 oth(.r f(>l-1OW,.(i. All the j“f colored. Tiie interlocutor U the rates. , This Is a line trip greatly enjoyed other hand Charlotte's waterworks $1 (X)0 tx.r ycjr for the work anfl lbe | state. If indicates tluit the new nteNiijc ’r "h<T Cross* .ini|jollied J'th"-'*ni"m| Mean) plant and pumps have been | .Wbd ,?bat d!.*P2 W,- understand foundation contribute, the. bolIt l,l ul.ro is "nnotinccu announced »y by uonsiimConsum- i (by ''very >club member in in mu-nuance, attendance. are in the red U'lilt nlnnimm-shillv in the “ am wtoixt , '°,,r,s Co . rtpn^ntallves , budj ances; a sum that amount* to about I ■ governor is commencing bls work will take up tiw Junior activities! J removed from the building. un pint< MJ SUCCCasfUlly that, and..ward comesfor us 4-H a real award nn for Win 4-H» ,l Uiat 'pdst " ~ In UK~ m Pow Smrc October 1. 1932. the Iced - anew *Laftarw ..................... ’_________ ........... transmission ~Dam line ’ wilfto flub work will from done. Barry Over twenty ®‘ 000 pcrwriting >tar • W.-dnesday momwith Hie projier spirit of earnestness "irmir on* ..... the 'Ws and’girU county “ S'Vfidt^R? t^waT* wTS ,2'A ’this Cro;.i lias delivered 850 Midu of eld building was not adapted, sj th<'j_W’xn,JTJ' Pu\°"'buUt (built from LaBarge Dam on the and Kirk from Barry county S Jfici thr year We are < A-thu wntln» 'Wednrottay morn- ( nnd hariiility., ! flour in Barry county, serving 169 decided mat that u n snouia should o.-: b ,^ “7*^° nPXaVT *hav{ Thornapple to Freeport proate eMttcted to -Club ‘‘end Week Club Week tag. re . . with 658„ aaclpt.of .... , Hour ,hi the council aecmca ■;------;---------------vto— Thornapplc river toriver Freeport to pro- to ’ are expected to attend rc:M *rve_ rvc seat «*l ticket* tickets are sUfl still . Very few governbra in tin- history c^.ses • .n< HuHni'mire n iiXXin m<.<h rn;z< d. JThat haa* been going jal» “>s bc* torn n ‘“ to have vldevlde acWed capacity foFthe etec-I in In 1933. willwill be be champions due th.t Gtv fS aval,i‘bl,;- Tho* *ho . '------------"**-“ ------laiwav* necessary hastwo t two capacity, for the elec-I 1933.These These champions 'Vi;.; of Michigan have had to luce prob­ , TS I'P' n‘. w **?! n:y trleal requirements requirement.'jof cotn- >n in the various club projects includ- iir^ite^S Mm «hr I< m on lhf‘ d'««‘ir.h of City Enien ‘*1 h* ,°"” !y; trlenl J of that coin"• d“” KL,ncral admission ticket* may 1 Mr;- John NobhL-. who is in, B;I11„r KlmFki A tu,u. tMimn. |: the Lucky Bays Mln-:■• ,muiut> nllIlltv v.. ‘WrtrV w ,.irk aW11I .,n* K>nl„ A1 tag caH. beef calf calf. *heen. am-1 ’*for h0 the water^hey ‘allod M’CUre re*r'“Uo“ “l Carveth At lems and conditions conumrable to n/he .he one by b> the Uu 'Lucky Luck> B>y-. Bjjs MinWork on, tht. ma mg dairy calf, calf. tout calf,.sheen sheep, amcau.Conimued^ ^ge .hn., on„T?’.lrxli.u ine*' ,lnc Immediately and it is ex- ning. clothing hot lunch. handlHrosc that Will confront Gov. Com-1 .linlRhc January, Hte The t ckrtt to have ii completed and in: craft and 4-H crops clubs. . Modrnnd the new k'gislatureX TIlo HEAR DR. ERNEST BURNcftn'.ru.i.Uy unuiKnl Tlv lonwr ---— — M‘rvlco not : . x\:n.r: -yta,,‘!n£1< *-.Th ’’ ’r ‘h“n March 1.-----------------------------------------1n 4-H Club wr* h» Barry county- Is ..w. laU .«.v. -------- --------canvassed your neU|>tx>rhoort. tick- ' qucstioti ot finances #>id taxation ’ *T“ “Zi' *w”“ et* will be on sate today and tomorHAM nN IANIIARY Ifi “ 11 » *»« c"“'1“ “«» the meantime. Consumers Power Co. •s“11 lin ‘hc Hwrease in spite of the will operate the twro water' power “met The year just closed shows d< ">w Carveth & Stebbiu and the HAM UN JANUARY IO . ■> , arc difficult nnd puzzling: the re-j , "'.I ll* .undby ....my L’ ?!rxT E.rryonr and one oil engird unit* of the .‘h«‘ rtkty-four 4-H clubs were orBanner offlee. IKirts of the various commissions in- „ -----------------pta(Sid £ 5. | For the tjer.cflt of thor* who havg im t<«n «•.!*» R“ •“*«’ Fn^per, vcsUgatlng state expenses and coun­ To Bo Brotherhood Quoit— ,,w 'Continued on -page three) Edwin Sayles Is Captain I ™ J'”,,!;..... ' ‘ lm.h «.? w,£. ‘KSuS" Frtepon will (**re boys .nd s-rls were -------------- — ■ ty. township and • rohool district Of Supper Squad „a' wl,“ ,„jn, |d.« laammb.r. 11... .mln pro­ Kovcrnmcnt with which tliey must: . „ The next Brotherhood meeting will) meant that some heating equipment I ’’“k (?> ,Dr WvlfarP tt.olkdeal will n-iiuire^iur-.ige and backCHAIN STORE TAXATION ! charge of the work bone of u hlgiionli-r. Allchlgan {had to obe provided, so so aa small small toil, .. **■* f’" Monday’ evening. January . 16. --------’.; provtucu. i.ir-r-LA'n n,iuirn become known ut Charlotte. Their it •j9 wluwnn. lh thr .-.jieuker will er wax purchased, I Hlo WttK o BANNER stand* at tlio crossroad* ot great .r s, “"v*‘’’ ” ” *be “ Dr ” tEnV-st '’*^“<' " J which -furnishes the Freeport system stated that thei>c _________ , ■ । council has sent committees here to Burnham, one of the faculty of the plenty of heat for the pump house.| CYTDA QCD1A m\/CD two water power units In the pres- 1 «T*re-r i«*r»r' investigate. They have concluded Court Held Against ^hc Right reform* thut will give us lew coxtly■ We-tctn Ht.ite , TeaChers' College, of (Gradually the bulling i, being re-■ CAIfiA OCrlH LUVun ent plant there will be continued ■ BAD START MADE -uta , wCharlotte's .uiooucb w.-i that be.<t uct bet »is uif p«>po«-| Of Hamtramck To Levy and better government if the new Kalnmazco. Kalamaz' • vampt d. When the work'is com-( " L m operation after the new line is' CQD yuc NEW YEAR hlble- ,o arrange with the city of Discriminatory Taxes Dr. Burnham is no stranger to pitted the plant will be in iin -, Announcements By Advertis- installed and will serve us a sup-i ' un 'llu 1 UHn Hastings ro that our sister ehy may executive and his legislature can ’ ers Who Are Leaders In In the first ca«<> brought to tert plemcntury source of power.* The <jwo pjre Ain emo Sounded have his services for n time to help work together and face the. issues the p-opi.. oi Burry countv. He to shape antj entirely modem. The oil engine unit will lxmaintained BOBMM waUr<0?ka listened to with the meat- {little buildings that were added' . the validity' of a law whereby a squarely. But the task will be tre­ always 'iitaisnre un$l igitisfaction. He i from time to time, including the old { Their Fields as a standby unit, in the event of i Here On New Years ;on a puyinu’bask, as well as iielp ।municipality is empowered to levy mendous even though the route has a mi-WtaUte which will appeal al- -coal house, have been or will. br| The Banner wishes to call at- emergency demands upon the sys-k Day them save/money In other ways. 'discriminatory taxes against chain to tlic rtcoal • is plainly cliartcd. ways. jo- tgcry member of the torn-down and the revamped st.nic-|tenlion to the fine sepia cover of Amo^n . seme.! T.. nr. ...rnu sd.mrM Sunday. “JS','MX’’ stores, the circuit court of Wayne county. Michigan at Detroit. hM Every department and institution Brotherhood should be present at tore wiy be good looking as well as.this week's edition. The announceIneunx.ralcd nura In rneim tor • bud bedlrdUM lur »«■ new yur : The .osutnet which Mr. SperM held against the right of a munici­ the next meeting. The Brother: convenient. ’ ri ’ -*»«••• «*-» — The grounds about the -mqnts of the various advertisers in affected in any manner is going to .. . hearl,. pal corporation to collect taxes un­ hood members need only their sea­ plant have been graded and tyill berthls special section arc well worth residence customers was fourteen. The first came from Ed. Johncox, has hn(J wnJ fight for ite own selfish interest. In son tickets. Others interested can seven and five cents pcr kilowatt «« E. Hubble street. As he went to cooperation of our city council in der such an ordinance. ■ put in good condition. This plant; your attention. • «pite at. the fact that public opinionsecure single admission tickets, at wilfsoon be a credit to Hastings. The top half ot page two Is in- hour with a one dollar jnlnimtun his garage, he found the upholster-1 erecting such a plant here without The city of Hamtramck. Michi­ lus inCrcase<i gan. which la ixirt of Greater De­ 1* apparently strong for economy, a1 very moderate price, which will ______ _ to "the _______ _ ________ _ Thknka council, its water->plratlonal and should give, any charge. Consumers rater, are on the ■ Ing of Ids new Ford cur was burn- a dollur of Gov. Comstock Is going to hear more “dmit them to the supper anti give works committee ’ and' City Engine Uncer I render an optimistic outlook ' fpr basis of nine. six. three nnd two | ing. Fortunately the doors and charlotte's interest’ in our cltv cn- troit. attempted to tmpcae a gradu­ Dr.; anw-b. Spark.-, our city waterworts yslgfn .1D33. Tin? ______ Michigan Mutual Wlnd- cent* per kilowatt iwur with a mln- i windows of the car were closed. so{Blncvr. Further Charlotte council ated tax on chain stores, beginning abuse than,praise once he start* to them, the privilege of hearing rw i, ' Burnham. ■ is on a splendid basis. As a bust- storm Insurance Company. Hastings imurn of fifty efttta. The old Free- the harm was ksn than rt otherwise committees have investigated street with $25.00 for the first store. $5009 use the pruning knife vigorously. Tlic supper sqflhd for the Jan-! m ss. it not only mMts the cost of, Piston Rings. Hastings Building and IKirt rate also included a special would have bccn. Mr. Johncox I u-ork ln Hastings which Itsn been for the second store. $75.00 for tM The new executive has cjihlbljcd a uary meeting will be ax follow.-: {operation from the revenues re-(Loan Association and Highlands heating and cooking schedule of'thought that possibly lx? had (done under the direction of Mr third store, and $100.00 for each fine, open-minded attitude in his' Edwin Sayles, captain. The other j reived, but there is a margin over' Dairy/all of tlUA city, arc leaders In seven cents for the first 30 kilowattdropped a lighted cigarette on the.Sparks, nu-y found our streets 1of four or more stores. hours used and four, and one-half: upholstering tin; night before. The | maintained betterrnW-krlra* ex-i In tt ault brought by the Kroger public statements since election. .members ure: DmveyRecd. Herbert that takes care of new equipment ns their particular lines. Whua they cents |x;r kilowatt hour for ul! over smoke was not discovered until pcn*e than Charlotte's “ these ‘ ------- ..._ —. -------------- ------ »,»„ W.M..WIWO- All Grocery * Baking Company iu Rcinhardj. Burl Rising. Warren I well as additions to the water ; have to say in these announcements This 1* particularly true of the brief Roush. |'. nine o'clock I (nine o'clyck Snntlav Sunday morning. fhit. Out-'reasons have Inclined mem them to make pUlntnf. .w to enjoin ..... the .enforcement iwHioii, Frank rmnK Sage. ouge, Chas. uiw. dcahi . mains, mains. without wiuioui calling cuumg on the uw taxtax- ‘will Interest interest you. The rne Cltia-ns uuizvnsJ! thirty. . „ , . ......... tnomtno. nave incnnco Scott.j 'IL .2la,,’dard »'«l« of the uphoUtering the damage a request for a mutual arrange- °f ‘he ordinance, the court ruled talk he made during, his inaugural. ' Walter Scott. D .Sharp. Kim Riglcr, payer* for money. In fact was able to Mutual Fire Insurance Company of r,Mrf ' IJ? Lt ,nent for the «rvicw of ot Hamtramck on Gov. Comstock faces a difficult Fred Smith. Willis Streeter, Harold put in the new electric pumps, nulke Kalamaioo to well known in Barry "t, Smith. Alcid Stauner. Stanley all the connections, and meet every ««mty for It. equitable and Jurt|™L‘” hStLZS™ At a little after noon Sunday, a Mr. .Sparta. the ground that the ly wu unconterm of office, but few state execu­ Stauffer. M. Wt Skidmore. Earl =expehre without borrowing a dollar, settlement of claims. The State “w"J**"“/“ *xd®“,"e “c* country alarm was turned in from The writer mentioned this sub- Mituttonal and beyond the power ot tives have ever iuid a better chance Smith, TTl'Tiotfgh ''Continued, Continued, on page three Smith. Ed Smith, Smith. Roy Rov Tiiomas. Thomas. Althmfah "ihe the rctaodding" remodeiitur is ii mit not :MutuM' i Mutual ’*Rodded~*Sro itodried Fire ’insurance! Insurance I three!) Coats Grove. It was found that Coans ilia'. Heel • jeer to our city engineer who said a * £* off? ‘T or vtll*i$e. village. to accomplish an ejxxrh-makiru: the heme occupied by Walter Dur-' that he is so well satisfied with hl* Tlic case, the first which hM completed one can see at tlvc water- Company.Of Lapeer Is the largest IRA RID QTARS AP ---- :----------------------_ _______ kce. two miles north of Coat* work here, hud always been ra con- 1x011 brought to test the right of a work and we sincerely with him works plant right now something of farmers' mutual tire insurance com-1 . E' *«' CLtk municipality to •levy star# PEARING SUNDAY EVE Orove' was ln flanw* 7110 Wood'Continued on page six. — -a chain — — rr urncn a l^lUO | ii)C attractive iu well as convenient pany operating in Michigan It. Is a success. Party politic* must be put: ruMAiixu ouiiuh I cvc lftnd nrc deparlm<nl Jw<| reached - ------------- --------------------- ; tax or to Increase the amount ^bove Tire regular meeting will be held heldiquarters j quarter* which which it it will give for opv„_ fine company with a splendid pro• aside for the next few years lo give _TlM I the scene first and. with the de- CAMPAIGN IS ON TO j I he $325 00 limit imposed by the In.Jan. — -fl. _,.c. .. . .L. V. crating Hastings' cxce uent water : gresdve history. on Friday. with Mrs. excellent water gressive hii Famous Hull Family To Give full, unbiassed consideration to the B^j^ner" partment from this city, managed to ----------------DDCi/rmT-----------------nintj-rurnis dl*na Ia*- u #n important victory Besamcr as program chairman, supply system. system When ail all tlie the work work' You an*.i an*.urged to read this special PREVENT DIPHTHERIA for the chains tn their battle against Program At Presbyter­ save the kitchen and woodshed. The i welfare of the state as a whole. . Riini^ncc of the Jewels'* will be the Shull be completed, it wall be a neat.-cover section of this issue n T wh,,t ‘•fx u<leem unfairw taxation, upright was destroyed, amroyeu. causing al a „ „ , , ., _. topic/for tlic afternoon. Mrs. Bess- good-looking plant. It will be 11 --------------ian Church mcry< loss of about $800 op which there Hns Bccn Completed In Olty The cate nu r is to be assisted by five of the w-arth the time of any cltiien to see NEW COUNIT OFFICERS TO THE gX-GOVERNOR. A real treat is in store for all who was ’ some insurance. Fortunately —*i —rhlgnn court, before Judge And Villages—Now On In ... tb and r.n interesting meet­ It. He.will not be ashamed of it.BEGAN WORK TUESDAY. ।attend the service at the Presbyter­ Ex-Governor Wilbur Bruckcr, we members, J. Richter. Circuit Court, the wind was not blowing so os ’ to . _ , _ , , Theodore J. ing is planned. for It is modern and convenient. • On Tuesday the new county of!\- Un cllurcJl nt .xl HU nuay evening at ian church next Sunday everting at ....... »w UUUU> who heard the evidence during B Rural Schools heard believe, can look back with satisfac­ And no call for cjtfra money for the cers began their work at the court - 30 o clo_k wl...n a „roifram uln k,. endanger other buildings. ■ ..... hU written In the rural school*,of this county four-day trial. In **’ 1 * ■■■»■ ■ OpbH, tion on many of the things his ad­ NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING cost of remodeling will be made on house.County Clerk T. S K. Held. ri.ntjek-d by the famous Hull fanv HELD LIABLE GN BOND. the campaign for stamping out the ,on- Judge Richter said; "Tliere.can OF THE MEMBERS OF THE the taxpayer.' The city hx-, the Is still in the hospital at Great •»_ dio and lyceum stars Thl' ministration was able to achieve. Judge Hawley, silting here in possibility of a diphtheria epidemic **’ ,“Ue doubt ot thr imconstltuFARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE IN­ cash on hand, from the earnings of Lakes. III., nnd the dateof his re-;f2mily ha* broadcast since 1922 for Under his regime the forward ad­ place pt Circuit Judge McPcek in 1* under way. The campaign ha* ■tlonalily •** of -----------the ordinance -------- Itself. SURANCE COMPANY OF BAR­ the Nashville bank case, ha* hand­ been completed In Hastings. Mlddlc- Whatever may be the right* of tt» vance in governmental expense was RY AND EATON COUNTIES. ed in hl* decision, holding that the vill«” Freciwt, Woodland, Nashville, city to regulate food store*, thqr definitely halted uriuuivi; imiiexi auu and a number iiuuiiMrr ot notice w«» -------- Notice IS is liereoy hereby given Hint that U1C the cannot, under the guise of regula­ directors of that bunk, who signed and Delton, and will start-in the valuable retrenchment measures put annual meeting of the members of! COMMERCIAL CLUB*TO tion or taxation, enact an ortlinantw a $20.0t» bond to Mx-uic deposits ;rural school* this week. througli. He displayed marked 2’° Ormers' Mutual Fire Insurance CMTFRTA IN HM IA W QI placed In that bank by tlic founty. The Toxoid treatment will be used. calling for the payment of dlfUrenl rnurnX in callimr ««i,n* of »am' * Eaton COUntN I CH I AIN UN JAN. JI individually liable on that bond.J which has been found to be more amounts for the same prtvilay ■■ -------------------------------------------------Judge Stuart Clement «J°brated • "u®b*ra* * -are courage In calling . special region t*. lM.Id Bt lhe om«-of said | „ . important one.. [ .saiiMuctory satisfactory man than me the voxm-aniltoxta-antt- that of operating on* store—jug>. *« imtaition L, extended. A This decision te an important, of the legislature to consider meth- company in tlie City of Charlotte. I Mcmbcrs of the Hastings Com- hLs birthday on Tuesday by begin-. Wc cannot make extended comment; toxin. Dr. Kinde, head of the Health <>d, or relieving Metlon, or Ul. .Ute Mleblpin. on Wedncdfty Ute l«b 1■?!!,‘f ““2*“’**!?* ning hi* first term a* judge of pro- ।slhcr offering will be tOten. Mores may be opc-ratod m addition u... «< Jsnt»C A. D . 19M. at ■"*' wive; with friend* extend congratu- XOTICE TO wa-nro over-burdened .1th covert ro.d d« one wl“’a "special ’b”1*1 meeting on the bate. His friends WATER CONSUMERS. in tivis Issue, but will do so in the: Unit, Is especially anxious that nar- IO that one. ThU Is an arbitrary, Banner next week. enta ot cltadren of pre-school »ge — —T T “S' o'clock P M fr' th; p'u^"o'f r IT. nlng ac « ’ rdlng “ > lh ' I p' M.u. I. htuv tearnlntr th* W*‘5r ?«* ar£ no* due nnd bond, Mr. Brueker probably did .“f. - that Is. from nine months to five nru^ clusuficaUon. L. F. Mans U busy learning the payable electing 13 directors of the company;«-i at the office of the City STOCKHOLDERS'. MEETING. years--ahall be brought to the dlaThe court ordered a permama and for the transacting tramumtlmr ot such oth-i oth-. “nalr l,lt officers wish the date duties of the county treasurer un­ Clerk. Meter rates must be paid on dedicate too many buildings and und, • (rlr. ihooU .nd r<v.„ uw tre.lnluiKto uuu, <1» l(jUaa The annual meeting of the slock crown too many festival queens for er business as properly may come 'for this party announced sufllclcntly der the tutelage of Willis Streeter, u, uckiiv unuuury rial holders of tlic Hastings City Bank,. ment. Experience has shown that or before January lam. 15th. iwjj. 1933. Flat frwn ‘'n,orc,n< Uw °* । early so that other engagements will retiring treasurer. his own political good but this before «aW meeting. > rates on or before January 31st. Hastings. Mich., will be held at Its1 85 pcr cent of the deaths from <llph- * not Interfere. should not obscure the fact that he December 23rd. 1933. [ Mewes Butrel. Levin and 1933. No discount will be allowed banking offices on Tuesday. January■ theria are cf children of prtHSchoul STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. at Detroit, and Nkiwis. after' the above-dates. | MORE MATERIALS NEEDED. 10. 1033, for the election of directors was sufficiently on the job to pare —Adv. 3 wks The meeting stock ­ Secretary. There will be no expense attached W'***- Marx' *»xl Ginter, I annual The relief workofofthe the Hastings C. E. Davis. for the ensuing year, and the trans­ down Michigan's top-heavy budget: wks. i City Mission Is hampered by a holders of the Hastings National —Adv. "2 — — city Clerk. action of any other bmlncM that. to the treatment. As It will Im- cinnall, .n'prwnt«d lit* a task that three previous governors ' shortage of material and clothes to Bank, Hastings. Mich., will be held munlze those who take it from a Grocery may come before the meeting. Polk CHANGE OfVhIPPING DAY. the King Mute Quartette, with a intake over. If you can help please at its banking offices on Tuesday, had been unable_to db. He ha* been open from 10:00 A. M-Jo 12 M.—M.. dreadful disease, there ought to be and mv beU ringing, call 3662 nand they will be promptly January 10. 1933 for the election of .. . program of singtag <uiu ,« rumnix. The Hastings Co-Op. Shipping A: Lambic. Ciishler.-^Adv. 1-4. . a 100 ixt cent record, especially of •’■AIRIKVIM* .reused ot altreklrar tl» problem ot is U the ,lw next niimh..number nn ,n the Slur Star «w---------e SVh. ealirf li j directors for the ensuing year, andAsson. -------------------------------------are changing their-----shipping children of pre-school ageThe annual cost reduction too timidly. We must ning Entertainment cjiirro.. These, ... ■»■♦ » : the transaction of any oilier bu*i- > day from Wednesday to Monday, AUXILIARY MEETING. remember, however, that many of «'»<* “’’‘Uta wUl appear at Die Cen-1 MIXED DANCER. MIXED DANCES. holders al th* ness that- may come before the; The fiext shipping date will be MonMembers ol the American Legion At Tltomspple lake pavilion, company will rhrMta. who ur<s hnwiitw loudest for lral S®*100* auditorium next Friday Clear lake Friday evening, Jan.fl. meeting. Polls open.from 10:00 A.{day, Jan. 9. 1933. Auxiliary are urged to remember • evening. January fl, AU who can do Round dances every Saturday eve- m M. to re-no 12.00 xr M.— —h H. n G. travel Haye*, r«.«h-i Cash- I >ra«finn Hastings Co-Op. Shipping A&son. Hie regular meeting op Thursday Woodmansee’s orchestra. Dauwn January 11 al (Continue^, on page four) so should attend. | ning.—Frank Herrington.—Adv. 1-4.1 ler.—Adv. 1-4. I Phono 7hO-Fjl.—Adv: evening of tills week. , SttS1 WATERWORKS PLANT BEING REMODELLED *>«•1»..XX'“X «*•■» CONSUMERS CO. BUY FREEPORT, PLANT c“- ’• ““«• WANTTO BORROW ffl. BERTS® ’! SS.'S.'W sr, T,:?, u.. _ .wm, w w... TX* SPSS’S s sSTATE C0URT ENJ0INS �First January Sale Friday and Saturday Swiss Steak Kettle Roast Choice Beef Corned Beef Bond .nd rOii«i Hamburg SAUSAGE 3 Side Pork Chunk ' Armour’s Star Bacon 10c Blitter Palmolive_Soap 4 Bar. Octagon Laundry Soap 7 i<«. b.». Honey 5 th. p.a Heinz Soups 3 for 25c s" 2 for 25c 25c 45c 27c Tomato, Oyster., Pen, Aaparagu*. Vegetable. Noodle. Mock Turtle, Beef Broth, Celery Premier Canned Foods Shrimp Purple Prunes n<>. 2h c.n 2 Can, 29C 2 29c Tomato Juice Cocktail L«e. Bottle 19c Feldpausch’s BICKTOFARM’FM CONG. KETCHAM CJDE.vr IN CANADA.! While returning from the Y. -M- • C. A. trip to Washington and otner -’astern points. Mr. FraidfWllkes, of! p. w. Murphy nnd family have ‘he ten months old son of Mr. a moved to 315 E Marthall street «*urt,ce ” , "ol*ra*.? ,V M.ruA comm r. T. A. «ll> n»« ■1"“ H“u"n this week Friday evening. January | Mrs. J. D. Zagelmcier 13 quite 111 Elem B Payne, age 87. passed, following influenza with complldriver going down an eight-foot eraaway at Ida home in Hope township bat&inut to avoid hitting another, Friday- He was bora March 27. 1845 ‘ Thirteen patients were registered in Kalamazoo county and came to car. F-'r people were in the party. .at Pennock hospital on this Wed­ Barry county 1n 1877 and has since SlILL INTERESTED IN IT. In^Jw." badly shaker, up and nesday morning. lived In Hope township. He waa —----bruised. They cornu to Charlotte tertained Ciias Thomas and family People Of Barry County Who Thursday evening. . " ' day night. Mr..HtP-ffirld returning Know Him So Well Will home Monday, a bit lame, but with All of the Hastings students have no serious injuries and It Is felt Mr. Wish Him Success Richland. Eley of Morris. Shiawas­ going on Monday. -The Grand Rapids Press of Tues­ The Hastings dymmereial Club see county; Molly Barnes of Kala­ day last week car net? a story from mazoo: Jessie Hine of Bhultx; Ella hate named Tuesday night Jan. 31st Haggerty of Detroit; May Kelley of Washington. with a picture cf our us their annual Ladies' night. Hastings. Hb wife preceded him congressman, slating that Me hud McCreery's 50c special Monday and Tuesday. Jan. 9 and 10. any The funeral was held from Hen­ lady* dress or coat, man’s suit or ton’s funeral home on Sunday, Rev. in N.vhnlk- in 1,8787 and lor seven­ o’coat. cleaned and pressed. Cash Conklin of Hasting*. ollicintlng. and burial in Prairieville cemetery. teen years conducted n creamery, cold alarage and grocery businrM tpcre. Later he became interested Albert Rice passed away at his •oil. etc., located in a good ntigbbrirhome tn Assyria township Dec. 20, liood. and thill he hgd saved uj 1932, aged 61 years. Mr. JUce was though" money »o he can own such u born in Fort Wayne. Ind. He was united In marriage to Mbs Nora 3, at Pennock hospital to Mr nnd Leedy on April 17. .1897. To this Mrs. Shirley Barnum "Velma Rob- union five children were born. one leaku of Lansing. Both are doing son died in infancy, und Russell L. \ splendidly. in Ajinl 1023 He is survived by his Mrs. Wilbur Lane gave a very widow and three daughters. Mrs. ' pleasant dessert bridge Saturday Rm*' L. Kelson of Assyria. Mrs.,L. Z Linsiey at Bellevue. Miss Gertrude way for eight guests. Mrs. W, N. Rice of Lapeer and four grandChidester winning top score. '6. Please bring cups,nnd spoons. McCreery’a 50c special Monday liquor on his ponton. which it und Tuesday, Jun. u and 10. any believed he was IjootlcRglng lady'!, dn-so or coat, man's suit or o’coat. cleaned and pressed. Cash and carry.—Adv. Rev. A. M Frink of Pifitlac. Dbt. •Supt. of th<* Michigan District of 5 IS LOOKING FOB GOOD EIGHTY ACRES, SO HE DECLARES for the Biggest of the Year/ Absolutely nothing that is carried over from 1932 in this event... EVERY suit shipped to us in 1933! It Starts Saturday January 14th Watch for announcement next week for the lowest prices ever offered for all wool suits! conduot quarterly meetings ut the Sunday. “Where Better Foods C6sts Less” MondwV -hatn. Mabel Glllaspie. Mary .PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER Waters Clothes Shop pic and Loraine. Tinkler — 1 Powell, Scc'y. Dunmt my absence in Florida, Ward Green will have charge ot my . tore-every Saturday till April 1. 193.1. H in need at Maytag washers nr ironers. ■ vrvicc or oils . phone i-av-.-d parents have the by o! the community, in HASTINGS MONUMENT WORKS 25 Years this Name has stood For Mordhuiise of the Highest Standard at f.iiweM I’o—• sible Prices. We Solicit Your Patronage. SEE OUR SAND-BLAST EQUIPMENT LATEST DEV IN THETXECUTION OF MEMORIAL CARVING with Mrs. W. D. Bennett Thursday. January 12. Please bring 12-mcli L'hiirchc- v. .i.- ■-.< ry well attendThe Grand Rapids Herald car- quilt block. Matiy aged Christian', aid it ties a picture In iu Sunday edition Special Discount on All Work Bought from Stock Lucky Boy Minstrels The 1 enth Annual Minstrel by 60 Inmates of Michigan Reformatory WILL BE PRESENTED AT THE CENTRAL SCHOOL AUDITORIUM HASTINGS, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, January 12 BEGINNING AT EIGHT O’CLOCK P. M, Hastings Welfare Association is very fortunate in securing this show is show is brought to Hastings through the courtesy of Charles Shean Warden of Ionia Reformatory the tenth annual show staged by the inmates. THREE HOURS of FUNNY JOKES SINGING and DANCING. supported by the‘Michigan Reformatory Orchestra Prices: 35c - 50c - 75c Come to Hastings < Thursday Evening, Jan. 12 and See the FINEST Minstrel SHOW Ever presented Hastings. will have a good time and help attendsome unfortunate by y ance. You MUST SECURE,YOUR SEATS EARLY, because we can have this show only one night, whereas* it is necessary in Ionia to show two or Three nights at capacity houses to take care of the demand. Tickets on sale at Carveth & Stebbins Drug Store, Starting Sat. a. m., Jan. 7 �TWF BAITINGS BINNtR. WEDNESDAY, JANVARV 4, 1933 *K shark's-fin. htrridred-ywold W hind-scenes wire-pullers select a [“ v ; and other exotic delicacies were candidate well equipped for the Job. '? served. but but lackinc lacking the nersonalltv personality to Win win ' ---------- votes. GRANT) HOTEL , Stumped and about to drop him At the Theatre | Sporting Items PROGRAM FOR THE BALANCE WELL-MATCHED EVENTS OP THE WEEK. 'turizal.on of th. SrtStad Vicki i««« • medicine-show barker, procIN WRESTLING SHOW Wednesday - Ttruraday — "The’Baum novel and ploy, which will ‘lcu’Jy personality, who to an Phantom President." with George head tiie program al the Strand exact double for their rn^n. They M. Cohan. Claudette Colbert. Jim- Theatre this week. pre** him Jnto service to UnpersonThe Knights of Pythias gave local my Durante. . j Probably na film In recent year* at* t,*<' candidate and win votes. sport enthusiasts their wcond bit of Friday - Saturday — Double fea- lias altrarted as much advance at11 ,®olu uke • walkaway, profeaslocul wrestling las’. Thursday ture program: "Hidden Gold," with tention us this untuual screen dra- “•well docs ho succeed, rwn an night at Castle Hall where Farmer Tom Mix and "Week-End Mar- ina uhich to described as a symbull- “,nUa «« dramatic .climax alter* Nick of Battle Crte’k promoted a rtage." . !cal study or human nature in start- eierytiling Jlng realtotn. The play ran in New pUy* dof‘,’ro?,'. ° lavonicj and two new-comer* feaYork for more than a year with candidate and his double. Mto* — tunw j tCol];e three event program that THE MASK OP FU MANCHU. One of the most spectacular and siiiUikr success accorded Us presen- 1bert to the daughter of an ex-presl-’ ratCiea toian increased crowd of elaborate acenes In years was film- tat ion In other American cities as 'dent of whom tbo two Cohans arejojin atafitan uf Batoiuciave.i. ed in the making of 'The Mask of Well a* tlic capital* of Europe. 1enamored, and for whom’they bat- e urecK officiated, ■ main and final event of the Fu Manchu." Sax Rohmer's tlirtllcr The remarkable cast to headed by tie. Durante to the barker's buddy. -Tiur "schnoezlc" la • prominent - - • ocnlnabrought togptlwr Jack of the Orient. ’Oreta Garbo with John Barrymore. ■ills Tiie scene was a reproduction of .Joan Crawford. Wallace Beery and 1throughout the picture. ’ Brown. Cedar Rapid.*. ' Iowa, and a Chinese forty-eighl-liour banquet, Lionel Harrymfire playing outstandJames Muller. Marcellus Thlr. staged a* in actuality with hundred* nig roles. Lewi* Stone and Jean - proved to be a fast. scrappy bout of atrangc courses, aclrd entertain- Henholt are featured in the large [with Muller having a slight edge meqt and fantastic settings. The supporting cast. • lover Brown in adrninivtcnng pun­ banquet represents the feast given ---■ For hours and hours these sheets ishment and securine winning to t.he leaders of the Asiatic tribes THE PHANTOM PRESIDENT, i holds. Brown prevented h timely swirled in General Electric washers by Dr. Fu Manchu. acted In tiui film “Tju. phuUorn President." a poll-! victory by Muller by manoeuvering —a tcsl equal to years of household by Bort* Karloff. Ucol comedy featuring George ------ ----(uii.ru ) icH.M.iJ,|| WWIBV m. M.; past the ropes several times where duty! Ouf they came — still soft, Chinatown was Invaded by mem- Colwn. Cluudetle Colbert and Jimhe was, greeted with numerous ■ Continued from page oner smooth and ber» of the Metru-Goklwyn-Mayer II)V Durante, is Coltan's first talk- --------------------------------------------------- • boos." Muller canted the scrap FOR , technical staff for the purpose of mg picture, though he has been al charge of the distribution of- Red in the early part and won the first strong! obtaining Jaues and strange prominent stage personality for cross cloth icpurU the following: fall on his famous flying-toe hold A huge, gilded Statue of Buddha,1 (htv,. drr-adeii n— -­ Brown, however, returned to the 353 fifty feet high, was the centerpiece i)«. jucture deals with a preslring a bit more determined nnd in tlw great Oriental hall in which, dmtml campaign, in winch the be" ineted out some of the punishment I----------- ------- ,---------------- —--------------------------------------------------- | Night Gowns ... 275 formerly absorbed to win the »«■168 ond fall on a body scissorx On thpir third appearance in the ring. Muller, returning to lito previous HASTINGS. MICHIGAN TELEPHONES: 2244 - 2557 » Total 1374 form, again downed Brown with a flying-toe held io win the third ar.d . I During tire post two rnonUis. re­ deciding fall. The bout was in Hie M war. a«» uwluto Uw djuital- two-liour limit. Muller weigiRd in G reatest PROGRAM WEEK OF JAN. 8 , turn of 49 parts n*w show. 34 pairs ftt J(M) Ur0Kn at 17l> Valuej ■ new rubbers. 8 pair* ured shoe*. 5|| the The semi-final of ol the evxnlng.£excvailng.fexquilu tw6 of which rtert new. 51 tur V«!-l<. Hosting HaMings. juid ---- ,.*fl **UutC • ‘1h Veldi-, l J*nd In a pumper sulU. 6 chUds dresses, 4, Dlck Not,e Oamc Unh„r. Generation/ pairs mitten*, 1 child*, coat. 1 *omwJw wr<-itl«-<3 in .» one-lwur an* coat. 1 doctor s. call, 1 bushel .jtn,K. Tilts bout was no less scrapi potatoes. 1 jack beans and une J)lcr than nu. nnt anj tire punirhLuzrn tuna fruit. inent »dmlnl»t<-r«d and rOtqtvid was । As this w-<lhe annual meeting. about up Th/. fimtVy •officers who were elected are: (won by Orber on a M-tlr< W 8on-; County 'Chairman Rev. L. L.■ nf.nberg« and full bxly holtU. The; The moit eagerly j Deary. . 'south Bend boy won the fall in awaited picture ever Vice-chairman Adelbctt Cort- jtnlc profi-.-lonnl style and rendered made now cornea to you ,r»R*»tiVelde unable to recover from the; direct from world triumph) Washing a Nation । Secretary—Mrs. Ethel Foreman. I cnects immediately Velde retail-1 eqo , Treasurer----- Harry o. Hayt^ I tiled for hw first appearance and. Wide Sheet ... All si«99" jtt ■ Committer apjwintinents— First lfp,,atinh- Gerber'i 'performance, । > Aid-Lytnun Chamberlain; Bife wyll 11k. ,rcond (a;i the wine way. During the White Saving-Russell Cleveland; Vulun- Wlth utxMlt ftVP minute* left for th" CASES Event. leer Service—Mrs. J. V. Hubert of ffel-a third fnll full, l.uli both boys urr«Mf1.,a wrestled tn to na Joan Wallace : Woodland; Home Service—Mrs Ed­ draw. Gerber weighed 145, Velde ' ' win Sayles; Junior—Mrs.' Maude i Smith; Publicityx-Miss Mabel Sis- , The preliminary bout of the eve­ Ison; Nursing—Mrs. ^ohn Nobles; ning saw FYank Clement?. Battle Lionel LEWIS STONE Roll Call-Mrs. Don Foreman; Dis­ Creek, matched against Max Gl jver. ■ ; aster Mrs. T. S. K. Reid. (anuung. i iw.m? itun »u wiczucu taiuung. These wrestled *u in uk the ■ JEAN HERSHOLT Tn checking final results of the thirty-minute limit, the winner takPenney’s Leads the Way annual membership Campaign con- inR ont. flU| was olover'e •ducted by the Barry County Red MX?Gn(i awrarance here and h • with These Sturdy, Warm Cross Chapter. Mrs. Foreman. IM1 to lhe Iavoritc with the’ , Call Chairman, express gratitude crowd clement', was out of th| for the publics response and to-op- rlng moat ol th.. time where he eAition during the Enrollment per- <„cal)cd a lot of punluhment due kA which was officially ylosed hjm al(msr Wmcd to have the , Tmnksglving Day. upper hand but was unable to throw ; "Tiie generosity and un<clfi.shnr.v. elements, who managed to break of the Citizenship ot Ulis count/ loir frnm 01 Olovcr« holds, METRO-GdLDWYN’-MAYER’S PROUDEST TRIUMPH! again has been demonstrated.' tlw Tu. cnded In •> draw. Gkntr DirivteJEdmund Goulding from Vicki Baum’s play Roll Cull Chairnun sald.2Tlw_out- ^v[fi)Ud In at 169. ch-mi!.' ; . 172. ----- 1— ----------" Dur to (hr great Irriclli of thio program thr firvt show Sunday will start come <»! such an appeal cannot isrnwured whplly tljwn irdollarr. and ii ii c PAPCRCRCAT cuts basis. The invaluable service “■ ”• vAUtno DEH I MEN—here’s' the season’s big"*st pnderjvear rill hf n<> advance in prices. ’rendered during tlu* campaign byt TWO ALUMNI FIVES value I A record-smasher—f uh as only Pen­ volunteer workers, the mariner tn ney’s great buying power cutibf offer at this which these i>ollcitors were received Halt Inns High school banket ball sensational low price’ AnUe length—long or I on all sides and che faith in the R«d team won two carnet from UuCrou cvidendM by the community Alumni in u tournament Monday short sleeves’ 12-/,bu>:d ua<ikt! are all as gratifying as the mohe- evening. This is the fint unit die [ Ury results ot the Roll Call. blue and gold quintet* have made "Il mret be remembered," Mr* thli record in two years. A lane Foreman added, "that the Red Crass crowd wu.. on hand to sic the con[ is only an strong as it* membership. with Tp the degree tb which Burry Coutt- Ute doach oi dividing'the first ream ty Chapter was supported in tlu- r«- men into two squads worked out to cent campaign, it will go forward in advantage. i its mission of service to mankind. HauUlngs High won tho first gam-.* I "In behalf of Ute local chapter 26 to 19. Field was high-scorer for b.*ard numbers. Ute National Or'ganUatlon and myself. I take this credit while Karines with 7 waa । means of expressing profound up­ jscotid, and Beckwith with 4 »»• Fox Picture . .. ' predation and thanks to all citi- third. Williams, lanky alumnus rens of Barry county who gave so center, was high for his ream t,/ ’generously of-their time or funds. ttulve points. The work of KelL^ .... .... 1 or both, during Ute annual fund ap- ai^Zerbel stood out as guards.---------------- —----- — ------- 1 **a21 „ . ‘ — regular urev 1 me Tbe.rwrutar first team team ucitnucu defeated .Continued from pare one. -TW nrd era, u an ol tlw ,hc —------- .---------------------------, ADVLTs15c—CHILDREN lOc ’ nnd by Ute people, iu entire mem- f(,at t.Vt,r ,SU{yert.j by nie Alumni.' live” load in each customer's home, (United Drug Co’s bership ts.not only entitled, but The grads wen- too siuw and lacki-d •This "load" is di-tcrtninni by kiaIE RICA'S RAVI'S HING 5 T Aft/ urged tv> take a part In the chapter's >ufnCient team work to cope with number and capacity of lamps in j year-around activities - as well as the, tfiushy brand of game exhibited certain specified Toon. and doe* _..M ■" not ; during Roll Call." I by/liigh Bclwol plovers. rjipty soc ________ .....jt-.i, Howard ..I in. and . Li include npphatu ...... -... -- i-'iJ'Pty sockets. Adair tied for high-ccore with nitre base-board sockets nor electric I points each and TnompsOn followed ranges. The effect of this Jype of cfoM* with 7.- Sam Young, former • rate, accordins to the compnny'.. < aIhigh schooT'acoring act. found the sincere, h to give lire y.nallcst home loup for seven points opportunity to obtain jus*, as low ■ Both games were especially fabl'i Price per kilowatt hour for curand exciting. Tite High scho .l boy* rent as the largest residence Some pul up the be.- t floor.awk and Uu- b«L'> for compart^n of the two iket shooting they have duplayed so ‘“dkntcd. (Continued from page one) far Ulis litis >vur. war. ivu.u,. Raldt,-Biahop from.,,the — fact, lltal,— the ns«ugc ■ ----- . ........ — lar -uiaiiuu and ------ ■ • price . ..... .... iw<r kilowatt hnnr for rrsld.-t r<> enr«, OddI MIO.-. under 10 lentrle, »-ul bo Inlwstlns. Many or ««* blood poisoning UU, „»«» HU. lor ,U mlUw n.m« «re “>«' num “ »•> “ I1001 S ’" W' l.n. .-Ill re.ta Hut >n «cw ■M Alumni ware Sam Vouna. Y““"- JJ.Ure “u Miller Dwlalil Filler Alt WilIlWIA “ “ “ I'-" ll**H ■ „ is _ offered. tSK’uK JifnS Ket. .tout laur and —n ten.toCent, cenu tionally fine card Flyweight, class — Winston and winfh™ tjrehtMld and n.be Wle-, ®«. O Donnrtl. Thu week-end Freeport, syMem wilt become a .MrekuSonlAt Herbert Cooper. Pete V* '!1, ”‘1 O “”? Ite STRONGER/ All-Linen! OW Only By Universal Test MOSS HOLDS I ANNUAL MEETING €TP A N I) TH EAT K f Wash Cloth* WOVEN FOR LONG WEAR! IOC “Steven," Cree Toweling hand11 Highly abwrbcni. a price unmatched anywhere! Bleached or- unbleached. • Blue, Pink Border* Assorted Plaid Patterns SUNDAY & MONDAY Great News for You SEE This Uni versal Washer at Penneys Nation-Wide Sheet! *- GARBO-BARRYMORE CRAWFORD - BEERY SEE HOW YOU SAVE! BARRYMORE - Union Suits * •43c COUPON — TUESDAY - NIG H T Me a**My Gal S FREEPORT PLANT F NE BOX NG CARD THE TALKIE OF THE TOWN! r "» Douau* Fairbanks, “BELLE ISLE" MUSLIN Penney’i ow n brand — Jfil_widc! Unbleached 39“! “HONOR” MUSLIN Pure finish 1 Ftrmly woven I 36* wide I Unbleached 39“ I lOrard.596 10r.rd.79« “SILVER MOON” MUSLIN 1ZJ4C Tard Hie’, count, tuin.vx4c fir.i.hl v.- • U. S. P. Spirits i You Can Save with'Safety At This Camphor Sale! ROCKABYE' ITS TOUCHY FAMOUS 10r<>rd'49C Standard ConstrucMon. 36* wide! Unbleached J8J4*t CAMPHOR WEEK BENNETT. FOR SCOUT BENEFIT ANEW THRJI1Z BLEACHED MUSLIN UU NJU V LBd UU. Ul WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Wg Double Feature Bill1 Strength! Durability! Fine Finish! That’s what it takes to make good muslin! That’tf the standard met by every yard you buy at Penney's! Yet never in our history have prices been so very, very low! peknj? Spencer TRACY Joan BENNETT FRIDAY & SATURDAY L OUTSTAHDI HG 15c h pl r ' Rar low ami linrrv Braver of Hasa hard Bame is expected. Grand Consumers Power Co. under the 'tings- Merle Brulcry of Otsego • U-dgc has one of the strongest teams supervision of Glen M. Brower, loS’ W.'1lE.r.BncSt-f SSTrt in ine UtUe-Seren enterenee. | rel^Dh Won^Maruur. ^ rre.,»n Stemler, Sunfield; Ur^rl Hartman ' ’• ' 1 ■ customers may pay their bills at BARKER TH APPEAR ,h,f “““"P off’ce. M they prefer, I and Virgil Ring of pclding. DflnAtn I U ArrtAH but arrangipiicnts also will be made Bantamweight class----- Eddie McON PYTHIAN CARD ■ (or the payment of bills at Prca.’Grath. Hastings: Raymond Cramer. ----------port. Sunfield; William Edmonds, Beld­ Among the headliners on the next. The eleven miles of 7.500 volt ingwrcitllng show on Jon 12 to be' transmission line to be built also We.U.erwelal.1 el.a, _ Howard . "T™.™ ™ w-ii"^e will make .tetrle <-iii-trlc MniwV.iliui servin' available King, Otsego; Leroy Hummel, Sun-1 Prewntcd here by tne local n»n anii suburban home-, alone field; Art Dowdell, Belding; ’Bud ^ns. will be Clem Savoldi Clem to. fwm. and suburban homea along Wlzorek and John Northrup, Ionia; * b^er. of r '« routcSteve Karmes, Wag Cbol and Tom ™ OBITUARY. Knute’ Rockne's Graham. Halting*. 1. late KnuU s national chamEmily A. Rood Paine was Ijorn at Llghtwelght class —Loveii Quid- ’ plomhlp football machines, Dick bees and Dick Brown. Otsego; Joe Gerber, former Notre Dame wrest­ Pine Plains near Saugatuck in Ute Gclsen.’ Belding: Wilbur DeBard.'ler. will be Bavoldl's opponent Ger­ year 1867. ber and Savoldi She arc both ____ ________ died noted at thefor age of 65____ years Edmore; Leo Witt, Doster: Kenneth Omar Barker, local j she was। unlUd — united iin marriage toj ' Stemler. Sunfield; and LeRoy Bail- |। their speed I wrestler, will also appear for the Fred PaineTnin!81800. __________ “5. To them wiu ley, Belding. ' first time in a contest here. His op- h„r.. iE born one son. Earl I Welterweight class — Vick Black. jxinent has not been selected ns yet. She lived In Charlotte the. early StanUm: Clair and Prank Kaufi- The third evens will be a return man. Alto; John, Mitchell, Lowell; match between Max Glover and part ot her life, Uren moved .on a (arm in Kalamo township, the lat­ Festus Weedmark. Edmore; Ken James Muller. ter part of Iter life being spent in Buehler. Freeport; Royal Hayes. __________, , __________ Ferd Thomas, Bud Chase and Dick A skyjeraper m Africa? Yes, Hastings. She was a devoted mother, a duti­ Palmer. Hasting*. Oran, the capital of Algiers, has a Middleweight class-Rlchard and modern 12-*tory‘skyscraper with all ful wife and a g«xf neighbor -and will be missed by all who knew her Charles Baird. Lowell. modern conveniences Light Heavyweight das* — Hart-. ---------- •— ----------well Weigand, fjtke Odessa; Robert When a boy goes to school with a , One of Hm* latest hobbles Is col-; BchiUman. Hastings; Pete Mitchell, smile on his face he may be happy ’ lecting spider webs which are Lowell. —or he may Just be a hypocrite. placed against thin sheet* of glass United Drug Co’s U.S. P. Spirits of Camphor is macle of pure grain alcohol and camphor gum—the best we.can buy, at HALF the regular price! Bring in your camphor botT ties and have them filled this week! ' 2 4 8 16 Ounce Ounce Ounce Ounce Bottle Bottle Bottle Bottle 15 25 48 89 cents cents cents cents CARVETH & STEBBINI THE REXALL DRUGGISTS TELEPHONE 2131' GOODS DELIVERED �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 4, 1933 PAGE FOUR The Hastings Banner t . . Views and Opinions; I| VV«tn»,4»y. .... . r, “"“«■■■ What Others Say, book WHOM., r.J.ten. '.". T'' ■ - '■ - ’ This and ‘That Cost Commission Reports. A Challenge to the Legislature. $10,000,000 Saving. A Summary of Highlights. ’ 'Ford; chaplain. H. E. lender; re­ . j ^-.i curding secretary■ George M. DcwBackiuard Glances; ey; financial secretary. Irving Lo ,T . j . Cressey; treasurer. Wallace C KelBlts of Yesterday ly: I. O, Harry Anderson: O G. HASTINGS POSTAL RECEIPTS DROP Overcoats Myron Vrooman; delegates to ■ Grand Lodge, B. Shriner and Geo. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. M. Dewey. YOUR SON’S IDpALMtsse* Mildred and Morgen' - At regular meeting of Palmer THE DECREASE WAS DUE • Who was the best man you ever , TO ARBITRARY GOVERN­ knew? ...Vw. This * question ~ u asked. of -- - How much can state expenses be Reynolds returned to Duluth. Min- Encampment. No 49. 1. O O. F. Tuesday where the former B held at their hall on Thursday evethe fathers of ot bote in ir. Traer T7z;r for f“!flreduced within tlie next two years? nes,ta. MENT RULINGS history and French 'trod, ning last, the following Patriarchs their earnest conilderatlon. Dial consid<------- ”If,u "' । According to the commission of in­ teachlng the latter is a supervisor of mQc were elected a* officers for the eti; question were put to your boy. quiry into state goycnunenUl ex-- tn the Duluth public schools. ’ stdng term, via; Charles Hutkey. ACTUAL RECEIPTS .vtoxnis 60e wouldn’t it be mighty pleasing tolpense* treated by Act. No. 33, Pub­ Dr. Miles Andrus and daughtei. C P.; Geo. M. Dewey. M. E IL P ; , . - . hear him say, "My Dad?" How. he Act* vf 1933. more than $10.000,WERE OVER $40,600 :tuu t. mom hh munj father* understand their boys. oOO can be lopped off during thb Opal, of Berrien Springs Were Wm. A- Sartwel), S. W.;- John Bessguest* of Mrs Cteyford Moore and nier. Scribe; James Murphy ' ” talk with them about their ossoci- ■ period if recommendation* submitted Family durihg th? holiday*. family during the’holidays. : treasurer: Andrew A. Young. .JJ.. W m.2; Govt. Rule Makes Big Dis­ ii.so ates and friendships, encourage]by the commission be put into efFlorence Doyte. Mildred Fuller. Jacob Maus, repreoentative to the I them lo fight fair, to strike hard,feet-' In addition to reporting cm EncMnpmentj Murphy, per- j count—Postoffice Ratinfl .. and always Miako hands affer source* of extravagance the cum-- c.ladjj£jfubbard. Wallace Matthews.-Grand inanent Bailey, ‘ “* secretary; ” ’ *Norman ’ ’ Is Now Lowered lisTHs., :every fight? How many fathm ]mission, accofding to the report, has CttnorTTvellman and John Kocmiwl treasurer; Joljn M Bessmer. rep.i.» •vpiic*- teach their boy* to keep clean in-{actually prepared more than luO have returned U» M A. C. H, the MW Grand VIIBMM Lodge IXHIir T'W reVTnUC* thC HOSUllgS to Mr. and Mrs John Sassaman *reventativc t ' i . !,l4<‘ a,lrt oiq and to become' their mcajiqn-s and concurrent ’resoluVTh“omcm I'tosting* Chabtcr [post office for the year 1032 were a *r ' best Pals by setting an example forjttqh* ah intended to‘write hjtosta- spent New Year s 'in Grand Ilapids No. 63. IL A. M for the ensuing 'little below the amount required in ..j‘.i ;..r them, to follow? The highest ambi-|tutory form tlu? Economy measure* with her sWcr, Mrs. John Ricker. Masonic year arc as follows: kt w Inrijcr w jWVe me local office conMrs. Bassoman remaining for the ' . *‘!‘:tlon in life of sortie parent* Mtna recommended. Riker. H. P.; J. Q. Cressy. K.l C. H. ;unued as a post office of the first lt.j- to be to strive to leave their chilIt is impossible to sUmmariie i Mis* Anna JQbnton B planning lo Bauer. S > . G. n E. r •Wltoft.,J3ecrc:ary; [U& tb, a,op .Uo ™..« . drw . dren a goodly port,ton ot this world’s completely the report that takes tip D. Striker. IreiuurVr; T. Phillips. C. in the compensation of the pern ; ' so xur while others who leave no 67 printed bcok pages. Among the leave far Biloxi. MB^lMippt. about of the H ; F. 8. Bowen. P 8.; B R. j maater whoce salary is bared on'rethe middle ot the month, where site ‘goods leave a finer inheritance— high lights recommended by the Rom-. R. A. C.: C L Young*. M. 3d |ceJpU. i will spend the remainder of life something money cannot buy. coinmlMion. however, arc. abolish­ •’ In a New Jersey city 628 school ment ot useless boards nnd bureaus;. winter. Stic is al work on nnntlter V.; Wm M Scudder. M. 2d V : ; jn ottjcr that. Hastings might be • boys asked "Who would you mstriction of Mate administrative I; serial for t he same , publishing Frank Goodyear. M. Ut V.; T. J. iftn oRlca of thc fin>l r.iass. It is iML au -twin »«tu *; —»trc -r— , necessary that its receipt* exceed ’ .. jlike to be?.’ Mure than half replied:b.wr(| powers; trimming down the house wiio bought out hi r last story Bra-xau. Sent. —. .$40,000. As a matter of fact they •Bowing and Reaping." >.. » ii s- iiiWbO., 1 u.i Lindbergh." Henry ford. President (c o| drastic pay cuts Mi--. Marguerite Hall and Fred­ e'-': :Cool;<ls<’- Bduon “n<l °"P or :wo;in high salaried governmental poM­ erick T. Parker of Rock Rapids. JANUARY MEETING nr rsDis diidcaii $<0.63511; but on July 8 there went " '' .In; i-iiix.t.s... jothers received all the other votes-tlon5. rfturn of control over appro­ Ur rAnM tiUntAU into effect the new taw changing -,1. ii. . . ■' except two. Those two vote* were■[pjiation* and revenues to the Ugutetter pastagr from two cents to '"’■l ca** hir "Dad." The boy is a goodnature and abolishment of the se- T. D. French at Caledonia Wcdr.es- Two Speakers From M. S. 0. {three cent* and making a few other .day. ‘ judge of right and wrong nnd al- c„rU,M commission. j increases tn |xwt#l charge!. On acWill Discuss Question Of I count of there *»■>>> rycogniws the square deal Thp activities of the department increases, the deiiartLiving’in. the close intimacy of the public Instruction. wi)l be curbed TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Taxation ,jment ruled that, a* long as the new Tlie first parcel post package Kdifnrifll ( (>1111116111 ,K?!nc lhe wn r**nllz*’-- l,ut dad haji with a resulting saving ot »300.(X». 00 The January meeting of the Barry i>ostal rates sire in effect, the total iLCULOliai V.A1IIIII1CI1L 2jl. He #huta hta eyes to| Many unnew.-arv duties of rl-.e c- 'placed in the lx.ll ptet Office to lx Fann Bureau will be held .receipt* under these new rate* must ' ------------ A from rrf J.. .most and is loyal. But I i j, Mr{mt .n>* Of agriculture (Continued nuge one> ----- of- them < . .u nu un.iviu.M.L will «... be *« ' nulled on a local rural route wa« County at the K. of P. haff' tn Hustings on be.discounted fifteen per cent, ns it drastic co*: iliulw •• •fttcrly resL-ted when asked who he would most I'ke'tiropiMd. inspection of apiaries, pine mailed by Hugo Wundiylich to Mr.-. Friday. all day is. An in ua> f ans »•«= esUmated that the increased to bi- hB ideal is Mime other man i bltou.r ru;,t and lnul n.t?s wlfi |x. '.John Richardson. Route three, and many. January 13. meeting is planned with, dinner at |rqte* would make that much in...... - - Dad.—Traer <lowa» Star- ,.toJ)J>cd Wltil a MVjIIK/„f jjo.wiu jus effort* until>«ey caught the iwen servea served by Ladle v aiu Aid J crease in tlw postal revenue. The* uv a local naaie* Janie M. Smith spent ’Christman noon .wntiment . The state highway depttrtniQnt* will fi npublic changed drift w ..---------------- ' Clipper. . -------------------------------------------------— —,------------. ’■ total receipts of Hastings post office i week Visiting his daughter. Mi* Society. W, MM. >« ,rr MIGHT BE INTERESTING I rS Claud Mtad and family of Volente. Tlwsi' in charge of the meeting 'from July 6 last up to January L| •are planning to make it one 0! the were $19.852 12. Fifteen per cent all «* tofeat casts an> pe.-o.ul «. Representative Michael J. Hart of nil, supix,r.cd by property taxt.. Michigan. ’ big mrelings of the Farm Bureau . tluit amount must, according to the | Gt.Mir«e Brace of Beloit. Wisconsin, flection on his accomplishment* in this district has a*ki*d Speaker Gar- I|M. department duties will for Hie year, Evervone Interested . regulations, be deducted from the; office. He was a vichm of n political I m-r to appoint u committee to m-' b,. curtailed with a saving of $154).­ end John Cnllgnon of Green Bay. in Farm Bun nu work Is invited to total receipt* ot the year. Fifteen - — ] vcstlgate-just who the men arc who' 1UI(| experv.'vc plumbing code, Wtconom. spent Chrirtma.: with attend. White *j>ccta! invltatlmp to'per rent of 919.852.F.' L* $2.977 82.1 Mr and Mrs. Harry Brace of t|ih claim-«• be representing the faim-i.(.!a ;,.Kniation will b>- cast asnhnil County Co-opcraUve Avoeiatiim I Deducting that amount from the lo| er- u* Jbbbyuu in Washington. The ; TI1!, .librar will be. forced PrcsidettU. Secretaries *>uui Mun- l'“« teceipts of the year of $40,625 811 DOUF25TJC ALLOTMENT. I Eighth District representative *ug■ j t,-, on lt.. owm without the heavy -Mrs. M.ugvret Troxel w.V hi ii.-.-rs luive been sent out. ■ ieavr.s a net amount of $37.647 99 as; One ol the most important piece1'.- ] gc .-ts that Congr.-u find out how; a;1j;mnn..-.;vm' ot the past. A r >- NashviUe Monday where Rite tang Two very good talks for the alter-1 the receipt* according to govern-1 at the-Farm’ nv<i:ufc. fanurn. they reprerenl, ho.-.-' n,je m will U ret up *0 that of legislation tpc next cmyressjp’-Umuny -I Mr. and Mr.- A.\C. Brown, Mr. noon program hove been arranged 1 ment rules for the year 1032. That: much rotary they gel and if thr> 20W j)r^,mr.v may lx- released t.for. H. V Gunn, tax economist of :s $2352 01 1cm titan the $40,000? cottxufcr the - domt ittc allotment have other income* or intcrc*u. in ritlll-4. prbon ca,u; llrih and Mr. C W. Chu'ke, Mr,--. Flora ritut’e College will dixeuss i necessary to continue our post office i Rci-kta and children and Mrs Michigan plhn for, the ixtit-fli of agriculture, j atlil-'tics bi- Our Riven j ‘ •will Where Tax back Dollar to Goes.' Mr. a; one of the first class. • Eare-nualiy this sclM-mo u u bounty. schools Ana aisle » u p e r v 1 s 10n il.’adle wxre mrest-. of Mr and Mrs, Gunn hupdlrs tiu* subject ih-«' Tin* 1* an injustice to the local . Glare FurnUs of Nashvllte. on levied on pro.-es.vurs of- farm produce * abolished, Teacher* will preceding CliriMma’ this year, uary 1. 1932. a:u| of sale., of 3 cent . ii; way, poet office. The» clinngmg of ma:l very different and interesting .paid to attend institutes. ----£»■<» rents t > time were only $32 !<-..* than for tlw same .,(.,111^, in uhj jyjy r, p, jun-; pt from |H»taile from fw •nd passed tn to the consumer. This j {power* of the stale administrative Hroy DeAnnond of Grand Rapid* it Barry county farmer which will rent* cents has hits not resulted m in an Increate increase l’,'tl“<i b'-t y‘ur. This. nul*ita- iuary I. 1033. Fot the trimwl sixfbounty is’ collected by the govern* 1 Ib-iatd will bl' curbed/fcjMidreds ot a I"'1'- j’ t *-'1 '■'■ek *llh >»?■ be tired in tlw? direus-uan. Mr. Gunn in jxwtal receipt*. On tlw ’ «• c.mtrary riixl of c.mtrary standing tin- ’fact that iu<vt rvt.-iy-;month; ux-iuii- tk plum in IWl. iv.ii. the rates .- airs of u; 3' j; men: and divided among farmers’ inspector* . who haveT tr.tv-.lh-d ■;_Mr;’ t‘e!.n Po't<r an<t Mr-' ■nt. enrb-tmas card* this; will xtair.p* totaled $12,201.42. JAirf has also received information rrom believe the jxistal rcu-ipu un­ •round Mtchrgan in state owned CDud Bit-n. # ' _ .. who agree to nayict acreage, uc-; than they would have been with y.-ar wrote only tiu ir names otr the thl. wlne (,.n(xi ln 1M2. the iwte.3 Mi' . .*•" M. L. Jennings. a teacher of til.? county clerk’* office as to the j less FORCE is ut, but <: car* will no tenser be employed two cent postage. People have not card*. »n could send them at mu- of 3 rent stamps w. re but $10.9».7l: cxpenditunhi of various departments cording to u general plan made by the Grand- Rapid* city school/ of ’the county government. Tins written as nufny tetters, haw used and onc-lu>lt cenu iriMcud ut using --or $Uli,7l le&v3 rent Mdmp* weri’5 F.mploy«-c.v ot the senate and hou fearful thing evep in govmmwn^ official*. One of the vBifcd at the home ol her aunt. ■• • • •in ----(or the ^anv- ixrlod I'jj4.' material worked in jnth-otheg ma­ the telephone more or taken Mate-,■ two cent stamp* n.- they did u year sold a righteous cause.— firet rffecw of afoniestic iillutmenl i and the fat.e of pay and tin- num­ M-- W. i. Hague last week. terial from the Mate will allow Mr. menu in jwimiii ■ to their, patrons,;' uro. Revenue from ChriMmjpi cards than of 2 vent stamiu-in 1031. Thuj wiu actually reduced. shtrws that, it was an injtutire fort ber of emfMCJvf.i will be reduced. — y»nr . would be lo raise the price of fuedGunn to give ii most comprehctvlve rfltner than put a three cent stamp - nt tin* Schiller. Friday for Apple Owe, for u visit and interesting^ piettire - ol wh'-re on a fetter. Had actual receipts because- of•_ the -b * rending of bo many the government to rule a 15 |»rf i High priced farmers at tlx Boys ’ stutl.-; from 20 t.i 40 per cent. Thb I vocational M-hool will no longer with their daughter. Mrs. Charles our tax money tnies. Many v.ili be been taken. Hastings would *HH re- at the one and " onc-luilf rent rate, cent reduction from tin- receipts-for wduld require the. great iiumbtr..ci 'farm at state dxpenre. the superin- chtr. surprised to »»«?’-(luazex|i<-ndltun-# main u:i oilier , of'Hie first class; whereas practically all of them a the last six months of 1032. because, ‘-----J — such a*. salaries, c‘.e . which we haw and we-arr sure it would have conpeople who arc now existing x»i lnitendent will draw a na-onnbio sal- I Mr the rate had been Increased, when I Chai ---------------------— __ T ._ . . 'ary. fewer employees util b- hhrd at ! the recqrd* show a decretwc of over ■cgum*4>, reduced' front 30 to 60 per beard -o miieli about, of late do not linm-d as such an office lud there. Icvcry state institution and the in- for California where they wifi visit amount So tnuch^when the-whole- been no increase made in the postal ; Since the iMWve was written. Port- $1200 tn rale; of 3 cent Mumps u.:; • • |.Mituli<inal frill* which liave in the 'frkndj-. • ‘ master ShulUlr* Has looked up the compared with Miles of 2 emit tax problem i* presented —... the r. 'rale -----— - tn receipts Irom of 2 cent itamps ’’ tii e -----length ot time «. -----t pa»t cotdributcii to -cxce-ssivc taX- THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY On the name program will -.ipjM-ar ’ Il will interest our reader* to|na know that the receipts for the tin stamp,, in 1331. fro.n July 6 to Jan-j for the year tetr j at ion will fk- climlnutcd. tile Mteluitan Slab Fann Bureau . the city Friday and made the Ban­ mid member of Gov. Brucite;'-. Tax _ (the University of Mleiucan alone plan - then would immediately tend ‘ ..1A holiday will'pc declared in build­ ner a call to provide its visits an- Commission. He will speak on the lo'reduce the volume ot purehajc* legislative problems before the farmfimdr by th'- tarj? «rmy of paid nn-; cr.- oT'Miclukuh today and work Io.............l.rmcra «l ill, real dirt w- . J ri| u., ,L,„„„ occupy tlw pulpit at tile Emmanuel wurds th'.' dcvclopriwnt ipmen: at sonic same leg­ ployecs In H11X country ami tinB Episcopal church Sunday. January wd '2 ' A '"'".d™ «dl l» it. (Those in at at-­ islative program. stow down the.wheels of iu.fe'-n ' , , • „bS.‘'|nW»S'nil«> .... tendance will get .‘t a* a/ first hand pic'! -I™ .-s■ To counteract tills; the increased! -amc time'seine, of tlic fury at state probtenw backed by price of farm produce wf\ld prob-j term lobbyists are drawing hwh UnTZd bfrretnciin.- it in w .nn.lar fact- from ilie.se two will known! tlw. speaker*. . • ' । •ably intnare lunn income* (unless 1®,, ‘.r manner. The .roving a: Ea : Lun»«■. n.-« ........................ “,•« •"?« •’•w.'-- ■ During the noon hour and lhe|Afternoon other parts ot the well of agricultural produce too much) j Harfj request were granted and the; V‘’’W ' n„. formed program wtjl be glvt-n. The and the purchasing power of farm-{findings made known:—Schuyler!. ‘ - • •* • comhiiliec in charge hbjie every! OMEN tell us that since pur­ er* would tx thus increased. But Marshall. Clinton County Repubhfarm bureau member Will attend as s v<-u a- all other* interested in! would the lnerea.se in purchasing |C4-1‘^CU,S_______ chasing their SPEED QUEENS, Fann Bureau work. A meeting as1 power uh..t>reUcal< of agricultural- FALLING FOR FAKE SCHEMES interesting us Hie December meeting Uta (jilM’t til^eduotion in purc!us-| Never within J lie recollection 0! . that they really look forward to ,i ar.d- H r. i a plate for din­ ner wAh 11 J. Foster. Co. Agni.I hie potft-f o'f 'Uw waiie earners and tih** prerent R.meraiu>n hoy.' a* washing. . 1. ,... ju-,. .11 N.j-.j manv fake relu-nw* come to light a* Mary Van Aukcn of laid implo.viT:-. Wc rit.oin> all sure [h,. u.t tu-i years.-. Aimwr spent Sunday with In. un'.nt plan wou« very .d*y psjwrs in Mime'part of H’s so easy and simple, they say. Il al! ANNUAL MEETING OF Fred Hayu. of Battle C goes so quickly. In less than an hour a lemc. Bui COW TESTING ASSON. was tlie guest o' fur cousin. : Mabel Russ the latter pan of whole week's'wash is on the line. And ./ , ;Juis gathered in'the money and hied Oyster Supper Will Precede week. ' . ■ 1 .he <i*>-1hHtutelf to other territory: where hu Mr?. A' D. Maynard went to I when it is dry and taken in-r-the clean-’ Business Session On FHday i ms no game is sitll.unknown. He maiumes r Rraiyito k--v p*one jump ahead of the deNight, January C [ tltneav ot smelling freshness of evoiy piece adds ’1 i;<ti/- vLn,1 of t)W> ll.irf I . at Tremendous Savings Owing to the mild weather, we find that we have too many overcoats. We cannot afford to carry them over so out they go at ONE HALE price! *1522 *18*2022 *2522 *3022 *3522 Coats Coats Coats Coats Coats Coats Now Now Now Now Now Now *7*2 Sgjio *1022 *W *15^ *17- Lambie & DOYLE) "■The Store for Dad and Lail" A Quotation Washing is Really FUN with a Speed Queen! W •n plain on Friday evening. January fl, Mem-1 FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY and luc-oe and annual the Association. .... s.umwr will be wived to I all thive Attending. The Avona-1 lion will hold IB .anmial business | meeting with cteciion of officers and j t:on of a teste: Raber. the- closing at a wry good > year'in the work. In spite of. the! low price tor duir.- products, ssmc j ana members have led their cow» to two produce'new butterfat records fur: pa:trm name t.u.: Mr : lushly its pea- REPORTS- if.. herd averages ha* been rsUb’.Bhed this year* Mi' Raber ha* contpr.it d! <hf- year with twenty-one herds oh! ax the clew? a! (fie ytar three i or fxn herds ate expected to drop! -- have signified tiicir tnirrtiott ot I •ing in so the Association will | ■ntnnie t> run as strong’^. n ha* I ten-fold to the satisfaction of protect­ ing one’s bwn garments in a Speed Queen. If you haven’t an electric washer in your home—or if your present machine is worn and obsolete—come in and let us show what you are hiissiiig-tn-HW way of home laundering pleasure, clean linens, safeguarded garments, and downright economy. T’he purchase of a Speed Queen is the most practical in­ vestment in economy any modern fam­ ily can make al the present time. It costs nothing, at any rate to investi^ gate. Protected Porcelain Tub (Curved Bo Ho nu . . . Alu­ minum Submerged Agita­ tor . - . 2*i’’ Balloon Rolls .. . Double Walls . . . “Arccuatc'* Drive Tranr.mlsslon .. . Full Standard Capacity . ,4 if. P. Motor . . . Guaranteed Durability. For homes uith'diit /elec­ tricity, g /soline engine models arc available. former -Hmtiiies could Bundle four or five tpw herds; i teacher ui the it .-amc other dairymen wanted to; limply write Mr Raber or Count) j. sK tu- can be -and too much of tin ; m tunc are not worth the money t-hcyl spend. But the nine men who have' been driving into the ,-tate gwrv.-l 23.000 Coldwater GLEANINGS. ■V'.yiXM mental cxptfuc--. of Miclug-ii- seem ’ The average circuit clock cm 000.000 io have dwic a thorough aaci era- sutuea t-lectricily at tn- zrate , ’ University of Michigan 4 Michigan state College piete Job.' Fur the benefit ol oir alow _ a>tu an hour2-.io.000 ' Nor mal College readers *e are reproducing on our 63.000 Minciiuna w Uu worlds leading awte p^,,. 120.000 editorial page * condensed summary r.ioduccr of -soy beaus, which of the report that appeared in the amounts to 2jO,bOO.(w<j btuhela su­ It is our, opinion mat. this report Ingham County New* edited by Vet- uuaUy’* L a challenge to the Governor and to thcijegWature. non J. Brown a representa’. ; .Canada Is <he larjci? produ th* «uu IcgL-’-ai ;»nd United States the laigeit c : Patrol, v agooj m phfiaaeiplua an of the comnuteit I Miner, of asbe«r%. 1 painted red. Way of Our. World NEWS Judge Clement Smith of Hastings whom tlw writer reinembcra .v» i ago. nude us a wry pleasant' call ,Lut Friday wlUie m town on legal business Tlic Judge U a candidate for the circuit Judgeship th mis dis:tnct. made vacant by tlw election of Judge Hooker to the Supreme bench —Giand Leiigc Independent, ' •FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY ■ At a regular meeting ot Hastings Lxlge,N'o H. U- S. of I held on Friday evening, the following irnuI ter meehan.es were elected officers 'tor tlw- ensuing term; President, Baker Shrine:; vice-president, H. A. each month during the year. Mr ■ Biber makes a reccsd of feed given j the cow. her production tn pounds* oi nulk and percent butterfat test: nt this milk. This material record-i cd for trie year cues the cow her record. Tlic records can t*-' used in . culling out tlw unprofitable cows.' helps in selling surplus Hick, proving sire» and many other lues. ... | ------------- —-------------• 1 The County Agricultural Com. that the! .,‘hif.ee of Los Angeles says largest strihtberiiea inuu. not put at the top of the boxes. MILLER FURNITURE CO HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4. 1M3 Sdcial Events and Personal Mention ‘iKi’eSZr Jl; MUSICALE and tea enruro... or iteir r.mL. ter. | MARK ANNIVERSARY ' Home Economics Extension Work Mn and Mrs. Clare - Jone* of] ------- *— *-» . • ■ Wyandotte opent tho bolidaya with Many Friends Enjoy Event ISXienSlOn her narenta. Mr. and Mt* J. E. With Bev. And Mn. L. L. I' ' i Mattoon. . Judge Stuart Clement, Mrs. Belie Dewey Bunday Afternoon pine lake nutrition class. Robert T. Walton la in Chicago William Sch^dcr, Jr., returned io MUa Olenna Rogers Waited relaRev and Mrs. L L. Dewey chose Tile Pine Lake Nutrition Class' •on business. school at Big Rapids yesterday. itlves lis Lansing^ during holiday Clement and Miss Paulino Ger linger vulted Mr*. Clement's sister. Mm- p very' happy way in which to cele- held their December meeting at the ; Hartley Finstrom returned to M. ji Wallace weelc' Wallace Osborn Osborn and and daughter daughter,""" ■■ ~ .. „ . MU,ean .... era... Patty spent Saturday •in 8. O. On Monday. ’ “ Grand 1I Mm Marian B. Goodyear spent 9"°* Oray* 01 A,*8"n °° *,on brale their twenty-frith weedin’ home ol Mrs Olhc Fox. Ten mem- . Mus Hilda Werner vL-.lti-d at her’,Rapids. R^ *" OrBnd *1U‘ 8upt. and Mr. D A VonBiuklrk, annivetsary which fell on Rt* bers and one vbltor were present. ■ ’ Th** bcllli< u» fin>l tiieetlng. Hie. faomtf in Belding over the week end.'• Mas Joan Finnic --------------------of Woodland ,ur ~”r ' Mr. and Mrs. frank c Andrus and Y<S^ day Vgcrwral invitation had been ex- forenoon was spent in organizing, Mrs. Grace Gamb'le of Knlamaawi «l«’nt Saturday Hie guest ot' Miw «‘d Mrs- H. G Hay** were Town Club jarty al Grand Rapids amon„ the Hastings people wl» at- tended to the members of the Frist After « fine pot luck dinner the aftis Hie guest of Mrs. Charles Barn*.. SaJUe Goodyear. Methndlrt Episcopal church and tlw ernoon meeting was called to order, of Grand Rap- i|un on N< New * Tear Year's. *. tended the opening ol the Civic congregation, as well a* irfrnds in Mrs. Beadle reviewed the k^on. • Mrs. M. A. Lambic and daughter. ’ Mrs •’ ‘Lee Itendali ‘ Miss Nellie Wilkin* and MUa Len- Auditorium at Grand Rapids. Mon­ the city and outlying community te «*wn ftt Hartings, to all daw memHelen, spent the holidays in Ypsi- is was a guest at Mrs. J. E. Mat] tpon'a Thundny. Wells of Detroit called on Hws- day . .. lantL aartst in the observance, on-Sunday bers Thence were all measured George Bradley uf Lansing has n,J** T1’“r*4My‘ • » afternoon »n<* wcigh«t-apri, given charts to Mha Carolyn Fisher has returned EdlUl °f Batt**? PYTHIJSOSTERS TO . to Romeo after tja-tiding her vaca­ been a|N-ii.ling the hblidaya at the I I ion AM**. Rev. iuiw and Mrs. Dewey 1^..', U.K, had [lu.nuiu provided determine ................ - <wr ..........wurmnl -......... weight. .. .. ----Mrs John Eddy home Creek, ww; a guest of Miss Mar­ MCCT TllECnAV MICUT entertainmeiH—an iwur nt music- - Rogeri gave the lcx»on on Cltnsttion -ut home. ? " * me' , Kami Banwtt the part week. lYlt-CI lUCOUHl itiuni , ln lhe auditorium of the church al candies and gave out the reMr. and Mr». Frank C Andrus Xfr and Mrs. Gay Jordon lef. for Df aI)d Mw Ik,nnls Murriiy wcrt, • . 1 four o'clock, three members of Al- cipcs Each one giuc than* fnyorttc •pent, the part week end with lirtr horn.- at Flushing. Long U-;NrW Yw K(1P>U of For Initiation Oflbiun IrieadN in Toledo. ‘ ■ WHAM coiloge Conservatory c.-m-.iii; candy and several candy • recipes • land thia morning. । W1U ThwaiUj;. ot Grand Rapid*. ' Planning __ . z z . .. ..._ ........ i.... _ . ................................ .... nWN,linu was Own Miss DorothJ Goldritig of Spring­ given. Th#The meeting then . Members And Installation over to give a m*»t delightful proMr. and Mrs. C. W. Clarke spent | Mra William Corkin and Son port is Mxnding bcveral days with New Y.ar .. with Mr. nnd Mra. J. C Bob returned from Detroit Saturday gram of inAtrumen'.al murtc and n\1' *'IL*,cMra. Mary Of Officers Jan. 17 * Mullendore on January 5. Hastings relatives. nt *Nashville. wiwre Hwy spent the holiday*. Artifr’lau’Lwk’wltere’^b’u^"'’ Ftunha na ,ra> tjeorgs vinaewnmau.।. night mi pnd Mr». Laurence BATUMt Dr. L U. Roland, director uCthe The Pythian SlsteH will have Mr. “ and Mn. George Windeknechl Ml #n d Mrs Laurence Barnett IRVING EXTENSION GROUP. hI , 2hm.?ralU ,ul’llU wrrc BU,-‘sU °r Mr '>l*nt New Mr their regular meeting on Tuesday Conservatory, gate two artistic f|Wnt... New Year's Year's eve eve with with Mr and and tiriit .it untyrrsity lujr.p.tuL <■■■■< .w.uv.,^.1.1 Mr. »>»• ..... ._* evening. Jan 10. with the usual pot grooptc of piano number*, and als*> — ——--------------------------- , and ii« Mr., Raymond hi Windeknccht on .. Mn, irvmg Benton, of. — Battle Creek accAgnpanlrd Mr. King .Kellogg. Iiffi Extehrtan Group attended the; Robert OConiiur returned to hb Sunday nnd Monday. Mr. ifnd Mrs. U-o B. Rasmu^ri luck suppi-r at six-thirty o'clock. Khuul ut Laingsburg Monday allc.On Tuesday evening Jan 17. the Whose fine barium*- voice wa* great- inrei>nit at the* home of Mrs. Ixth.i i Mr and Mrs. Edwin Pale and und ,jf Kalamazjw visited Mr. fijxndiiig the lu-lldaytt here. ly enjoyed by Hie audience. Th 1 ? Palmer. Dec. 15. Pythian Sisters will hold a special children of Detroit wire guorts of ,uul MrX EdRar Bnxrits Wednesday. The leader- urged Jim member*, to Mr. and Mrs. D. B- Green ol.-Mr. and Mra E. C. Edmond* from X1UJI Virginia Putra returned to inciting ut seven-thirty th titillate third mc-mlxr of tlw trio was Mr. WiHMllund leave today lor Kt.Mm- Thursday Hll Monday. college al Chambersburg, Pa.. Tues- members nnd install tlwir new Glenn King, whp gave several num- buy beet sugar and thu* help our, bc-rs v.n the pipe organ. Mr. Kin.i owii slate. . nM-f. Fl-i., to remain until April 1. MIm Muderta Barnes returned t*> (|Uy after ^tending the holidays al oHlcera. They have invited Middle­ spinach.' and Miss Marjory Knojit of Ann Ar­ Grand R ipidi; on Tuesday after, home. Cabbage, rarrou ville. Freejwrt and Nashville Tem­ is orgdnlrt m tty* proUrtant Epi-*, prepared and: pies'u* bor was the guest ot Mr. and Mn>. visiting Mr. and Mra. Herman Beas-, Mr., Ron, i>aKSQn had a iiousc ples -*e aa their guests- Following ore copal church at Man-hall und like baked potatoes rened for .It.-.ra-r. dinner, with other gcxjd: Thi.odor*- Kni»|>t over New Year's^ mer during tlw holidays. the others an artist In his partlcii- rerve;! party of gtw*b> from Grand Aapias the ofDn-ra to be installed: things brought to the club. » | Mrs. D. D. Walton has n tUTier! Past Chief -Rose Calkins. Mi. •; tjoruthy Barnes ha.l returned u!)<i Rl(.d Clt>. Ior the New Year's fruni u vUll with her parent---. Mr. to her t* iichiiig'in Three Oaks after a treat, and much appreciated by; All were weighed and health M E Cltief—Alta Tompkins. and Mrs. George Potter of Mulliken. spending the holidays here with Mr. I the large audieijre. • ■ score* were duinbuted. from which E. Senior—Minnie Young. — DcLono — of -• Mr. and. — Jfr.s. -Leon M v> DjuLm- Gower visited Mr. and and Mrs. Charles Barnes. Tea followed in the social rooms we may learn thr relation of adc-: E Junior — Louise Gower. Grand Rapids, were New Year's M<:> C l| Plumley and family cl where Rev. and Mr:, Dewey greet-. quate nutrition and right living to­ Manager—Ida Waters Muor. Helen. Marjory and Kath- ,guest* ot ty-r (larents. Mr. and Mr*. general iicalth and well being ................. ...................... M. of R A- C—JU Sclulhaneck. eriiw Hnrrlngton of Bllsseflld vis­ Hugh Riley. nig* all ag-.-s and many d< nominaA sdcial meeting will bv held a! dayM ot F Julia Smith ited their nrtcr. Mrs. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Roger, Wuwell "fit tion* who came t‘>.offw felicitation*.' the liomc of Mr. . Nellie Mvhlcr. ’ Miss Agnes Smith and nwinmal* Windi-knrcJit, lart week. Protector—Cora Boyes. I Kalariinaio were guests of tiu-.ir Mr* A- D Kniskcrn and Mr*. Jan. 19. Vj33.—&*nM Kelley. Secy. .1 from Blong'il hospital spent Nev Mus. Mntx I' SUMin returned on ,niml. Mrs. J. D. Murdock, Friday .Installing Officer— Julia Brower. Year’s at thy lormer'a home in Hiu Monday from :■ ten days' visit with ajid Saturday. ----- ------- -■•■» ■-----Grand Senior and Manager— Chas. A Kerr puured tea at th** atw*'1 . ’ reJatlv*•■! in deveinnd and Clncin,-1; Mu- Eileen Sullivan retuTjwd to Chqriotte Hubbard and Mildred tructively appointed table winch wa*. SKATING and dinner AT TRAIL’S END. centered with Mra. John *0,111110 hira gone to nail. Olriii mid California. Pu. Down.;. ' Kidamazoo„3‘ii<-Miay after mm tiding and Or.*:i<l. Raiiids to .sp* nd several ml... Mt rl< Carter of Fairmount, • the holiday* with iwr mother, Mrs. Virginia Potts, Cbmtance Captain of Staff—Cora Boyc*. Wi-l.A wiiii Mr. and Mc>. Ftcd .Ind . Mra. Emma Sisson and Victor F.milv and 'Lillian Tolhurst PiunlsF-Sadie Ma<- Palmer. ' . Emily Knlllian. Sullivanbehalf of the Ladit Parker. For(W ndruil. . Bu.vm of Fre<|»>jrt called on Miss Detroit M'.sr Hard Henry “ N'r.w* Year's Day guest; of Mr, nnd MiiIm-1 fsliwwn Tuesday evening. Whitfnan of Mi - Willis Rnntiwr wen: i.L, parMr and Mr ■ Robert Fletcher of lYl.EM*. fortnal affair throughout jolly time at » ’Hilt Ch’ . anil hi; biotlwr. Guy Kantrwr, Plymouth were New Year's guests holiday t ’ ’•■ Trail s End. ot Woodlaiitl. ’ pi Mi and Mrs 8. J. Amer. Their Mr and Mrs. Robert Edwards and and 'M-- TTi i ■<«-is ::>>n lias re- -..>n B-.bby returned henw- with on of Graurt Rapid-, »ixmt thr 1 Riven by Mra OrvilleWWn*-*dm 1 New Year;, t .<• ,u aiaay.» v x*. an ,wk wjlh Mr. and Mr;. Lloyd Hu- Iwr home en W. Walnut Im Ixrcnzo.F. Matts and Martini and Thursday last week! eightlocc&sion of much entertaining in, GIVEN THIRTY DAYS erwri. guest* being entertained each day the cRy. On Saturday Berger Vandewa*er: ;ai « DavMrguests Mrs.Dwight M. her mother and sisli-rs in Marshall. On Wc.diie.-day pw.P-, were alOn* of tlw m :r: drtuhtfiil partw- ond-Rpbert Nance were brought In'and of Mr.*. Humphrey of Mr. Maus Joining them for New Lun.liut were Christmas guesU ol lowed to < the prior, by the | w*.ls tiiat glven-by Mr. aid Mr;,, fore Judge McPeek tor sentence.! unit Ml... - Anna il lative .‘in* nf th:*ir m:os« , Mr... iC. w. Crawl-ad a: their hmin •-tiler th-y h’.id confr.wd previougly I Mr.and Mrs. Hiirry Ritchie. Ur. and Mrs. Kenlth McIntyre*' 'Norman Oltmai. cashier -4 the Buir Van Houten arid Mr... Ray on 4 Broadway for r** nly-tour visit* cl had :u New Year's gu *rts. her M.i’cr, Aim Atom i>uvm;*/.‘bank, amt/Mra jF'innio having rir.-:*., and .‘.-ronci iuw»i*. Budge a.,.; *uj.>ycil duitt.,. th*: Hastings Co-ojwalive Elevator. ■i and' ' Mr. ' y.i;; Jatiil Tcutc*. ol Kalamazoo.' Ottmur ant! lon-wcre guz-U over clwlcr 1 the evening with a collation reived and Dr. and Mra. ‘Ray Finnic, ol ' New Year's of Dr. and .Mra. Geo1 On Thursday. Mrs. J.tm<'.■ BnMd' ju.,* before midnight, ho;u-. cajr. of thirty days-and then put on pro­ •Lickwo ci ' ' . iwon top wore, with Mrs. Phyllis land a drawing Ja. jra ustwring in bation for two yearsred Hliroyc.- returned Thuroday It. v. a:.d Mr-,. McKean and Mra 1 Reynolds' tcchnd ! thd New Y. ar in a jolly la Mun i J. H Wesbrook of Middleville at-' A chrisinra*. bouquet fl inked; The houw ux-. bright with Y.uleiknta. after i.jiemfiiig Chri Unas A beautiful little wadding was ''endad th** murtcale and reception I with red candles centered the din- tide colors and lighted trees. . j High---sconv a’,Kbridge.were w,.n by laid at the Episcopal Rectory bit: th Mr. and Mn,. Gary* Crook and wii. hm;*- for the holidays return­ given by R< v. arffi Mra L. L. Dewey|lna-room table, and a Jlighted ‘~’*‘ --'4■*' ing Monday, Um Staler, Sigler. MiAlbert Ml ..-Albert C<uCai- Tuesday. December 37th, when Wil- , Sunday afternoon. ' • Ictirvtnur. tree and other YI’ult-tidr: Mrs. Kim Luidb:-: and Mr learn S Carter of Kalamazoo and Mi Louise Potter, of Buffalo. N. I decorations made th*? room*।. ma t Veth. Mr. M A. LanUne • Fred W. Stebbins. \ J' Beth Thelma Waugh of Cloverdale * V . who hx*. tx-en -n* nding p irt of attractive. Mr | «i«»incr Another group enjayhl dinner were united tn. holy matrimony. The; Gae.-.U trim away were, rwrs-i eii/ajru umucr tier vacation at Wall lake and Exti UmsiiiR with her parents, was in PhylliA Reynolds. Ann Arbor: Mis j arid ddnclng Al Port Tavern. Bat­ Re Burr Van Houten. Alma: Mrs. Rny lie Creek, tlw party consisting of: ■ the cue. Saturday. Miss Kutlilcvn Nichol?, who is nt­ Finnic. Wood!; nd: Mra. David MF. anil Mr; Ear* Wafchum. Mr. NOllTHEAST RUTLAND. amt Mrs. Canoll McLiulIln. Dr. and ' tending Davis TrctmtcaL High school French, Caledonia. Mr. and Mr.- Warren Bolton and' •, ... -]M:., Kejrith McIntyre. Mr. ..nd Mi it Grand Rapids.* was « a «.« guest of ItL*,.. J* an Barms from Tuesday till, HOLIDAY ENTERTAINING ‘Guy Jordan. Flushing,* N. Y.. Dr. family spent New Year's Day ut the'. .home ot Mr. arid Mr;. Victor Clum| Kiday the pa t w.ek. ‘ ’ roit MIL AND MRS. JORDAN, and M:s. Ray Finnie, Woodland. Mr. . Mis* Sylvia Walp. of Buffalo. N. Mr un(l Mr GJy Jordan of ’'‘M MrxWaltare Brown. M;« Rutic in West Odessa. iur and mural-.Y. was a gueii at the. home of Mr. Fludring. N Y . who have b en : klnd-1. Grand Rapid.;. Mr. M:. •-Mr. .and Mrs. Clifford Hammond । Grand Ledge. Kave “ NcW Year's.eve party. Thervl and Mi- J M. Tuwnscnd over New ! tlj_ hohdayc, with her |wl- i&lu-rtcr anurger. Gran-' Years Day. returning to her studies j(.nl.„ j.tr. and Mrs Kellar Stem., ‘-f^ June Briggs. L..nrtn ; Carlton 'ATre twenty-three present. Card! playing was by -have b**vii much entertained during ।Swifl - Swift, Middleville and Jack Stem. ----- enjoyed --- » all until -— the >1 at Ann Arbor on Monday. have Vn-n ta! A,"d’ l?..m I™: A.,alter MV crowd w.Cu.r Sun- »"• •" «' ! Muriiu|Urof ’Marshall spent Sunday laifmre'in^Hwnc^^nlton^dlast l-PCT Club oftw« U. who were ente r-. ^‘Ud ' or minU.tedl,,! |,r Chib cl l,,K. »>.□ w<rr rnu-r-.did jusliro lo hum,m*dr Iro c,r*a. I with hi# ri der* and their hnsbuiuls. I week. Dr. and Mrs. Kenilh Mein- tamed with bride*.*’and a midnight ‘ “’“‘cfikq. leaving in the wee hours j .Mr. and Mra. Floyd Gaskell and tvre gave n very charming dinner up:*i at tlwlwin? of Mr. and Mra « jnorrnng. Mr «>ra Mr. Alter, J. Vrdter. \ ThurJuJ msht •HI, e«te IM CM. Toltemt Tte- old «te», tell I. no. rras27th ANNUAL JANUARY I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cordes, Mr-., parent. Wednesday they were. Mr. Mr. and and Mr.;. Mi Atx-n AL- : Johnson Jul.n-.nct\erv mg *»“ after a,ter a “ ten tin days daiS’ vacation. " ! Mr. and Mrs. Will Strausbaugh I wry c.charming Phy.us Hej’mjflls and Miss Margery giitn-ts nt th** Gcofge Brigg; ixime • >ert lined‘ utt aavrry ’-.ar....;,,; . .seven < .\u ■ Reynolds were In Grand Rapids I nt, Lansing; Thursday noon MIm o'clock dinner, coven, being laid for have been entertaining the. former's' ■ TTiinMlay. the guests of Dr. C. H. Emd Ellis of Grand Rapids gave a;twelve. 'Miss Ehzaie.tii Ewmg of sister ?tnd family horn Detroit over] i Barber and Mrs. Clifton WutkliLs. luncheon for Mr*. Jordan: Satur-, Chicago send Miss Martha Bfrnnet’. New Yeaf*. Mn?. Rebecca Craig has been on Mr. und Mra. Frank J. Maus of f|ay Mrs. Carroll McGultln enter-, of Evanston, being out ol town tire sick Hat again, bul I* better lioh-. Marlin.township were guests of Iria'tuincd with a luncheon; New Year's guests prerent. ^n't forget • our P. T. A. thU parent*. Mr..and Mrs J. I/ncnzoi night they were guests of Dr. and; Sunday night Mr.- and Mp Mr Rich”‘-u rear, dnrint; .lamian. thereby keeping the Emil Thursday etening at the school-! ji'au*. over Clu-Utnuu. Ua> latter n*-, Mra. Finnie ut Woodland for «up- A*d Gro*».and Mr. and “"d Mra. M . .................... -t ftupper at tlw turning with them for a few days'; lx.r. iTyden had a ....... buffet supper al tlw hoW. Pot luck Mippcr at reven. ] visit at their farm home. I --------------- — 1latter's home on . street - .....hon- !["‘n a sp«*tel program by the Burry! S. Park I oring Miss Ewing of Chicago and County Normal. | mk- Genevieve Ridc> of A^ron.it. s. BAIRDS CLASH thn-.c who enjoy lu-uring the lit king of » clock we uhn e|x:nt AiM.nr holiday Iwilirlnv U ‘.„>lr will* ntvi?■a.-w«K. uni ll, I MW Bennett of Evaacton. who were John Tyler of Vermontville Is ;O. who week with have Hie well known Seth Thomas line of clocks in time, Over forty-five young people *ere • their wi-ek?end guc.it*. sixteen being vistting Iris son Arthur and family. I Iwr sister and family in Kalumu.-uo, strike and chime model*.. Electric-time and alarm rlinks | was i< guv.,: of Miss Jennie McBain present to participate In the very' present. ' r Mrs. Warren Bolton, .Lewi* and i al low prices, also special prices on-alarm cluck* with (and other friends Friday and Sal- pleasant party and l»t hick sup---------------- --------------------Boyd spent u few days last wees, p plain add luminous dials. • There is a wide variety of i urdny. pe r given by member* of Mr. Tbos. PARMENTER—KIN*i with the former* parents, Mr. and DKED NUPTIALS. , Mr* Lewis Clum of Lake Odessa. i Mrs. Phyllis Reynolds returned to Baird'a Sunday school clans during ’ Ann Aib «r ' Monday night after holiday week, which occurred In the, A u-cddina of Interest to a Humber! through the ice seem* to oner and avoid dhappointmenL spending tin- holidays in Hastings. social rooms of the McthodUt Epls-1(1I jIa!>l;ng,s people iook’placeChrist- beJ.11*; J?!????!!'.'1?* ,nJh.ls locaIl-ly' Wedding, bells have been ringing iMi-xs Margery lU-ynolds will reman: copiU. church. • , ma* ere at the home 01 Mr. and I here and in Grand Rapid.-, for the M s* Marguerite Vrooman 1* pres- Mr, Anhllr Purmrnter Bt at the home of Herman Feldpaitfch his’ daughter. Helena, was j month. Blent of the class and Miss Chrvs- iMll,kwnn tn.-ir mi-> when •■•* ' f pctoc)tey»£nl marrted to Russell Todd Saturday. j Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dolan and tai Thomas was cliairmnn of ths ’Hd p ; A ! Mr. and Mrs. David Goodyear. Jr., affair. A belling bplUns was in *” order Monday Unn,Uv {attended a New Year s watch party . Il was in the nature of a home’ t*» Mr. Leslie W. Kindred ot Ann night by the sound of the guns and tat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cail roming also for the college young Arbor. / ■ j 1 j tin pans. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Woodnfn cnRichards ut Grand Rapids Satur­ people who had belonged to theI. Mrs. Kindred is the daughter of class in High school days and was', Dr. and Mr*. George Parihenter. of, titrtained their niece and family.] day night.' Mr. and Mrs. John McLravy. in very delightfuib' carried out. I Petoskey, Mrs. Parmenter lEffa] Mrs. C. H. TenEyck, ot Grand Rap-; company with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn isimiMoni former Hartings Hastings' idt^’ea” day. ‘ ‘ being iia former POTTER-STARR l f resident nnd well known 'here. McLflivv and ianiily of Lansing, A F^??du,SfdnJ)tu'^LG.LAf‘’ w ell known 'here. Announcements hove been rccciv ’ were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mr. Kindred is an instructor in jsiigcr auu xjvny Lain oi namings Mrs Charles Baker at their coun­ ed In Hartings of the marriage of;,the Ann Arbor schools with a.fine took ' dinner Tuesday “ night a', ” the Miss Elizabeth Potter and Mr. Ed-1 , home of Arthur Tyler's, try home near Mlddlevilfi-. reputation in educational circles. C. Starr, on Saturday evening, i Mrs Minnie Hammond spent a Mr. and Mrs C. W. Crawford had win .... ..th at Lansing, Mich. .' .Since her graduation from the few days of last week with her j as guests during the holidays, her Nov. 13th at Lanslngi Mich. JC*r'' m*”' daugh daughter ai)d husband. Mr. and ■Mrs. Starr is the daughter of 19*21*5^ daughter. Ruby McCulla, in Has­ and Mrs. W. W. Potter of 1 ML\’ Ungs Mrs. Robert of V>llLUb<'. Chicago, UIIU and „Justice U1IO. IkOMt-lk Jessen UI ----- - -------------, was - -born ............. -Has— : A11lc*'. Llo>.d.' Oc’u' o< Womcn ttl tings.and in HuU» tatter, tester, wo. J~.il. East Lansing Mrf wu to ta ——-- ---------- HILLS. Chui,?18'"" Ml— Erelyn' alJO 011 In rommon with many InriuU thr Thp tanr.rr ronmluUTtw regular r,£,SANDY liir business Du,lntt , meeting nwriutf and *nof' The Mr. .rid Mr,, chute Srnu <ml■ Buuar to in cotohtelloo. .nd pny ol tte c E will i> telcl son Edwapd. who have been WMHns S004 wUhrt. . , Ulc Yankee Springs Spring* schoolhouse, schoolhouse. on on,i | Saturday evening. Jan. 14. begin* i his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Senin, WEDDING ning at 8:0l» P. M. A program con*' since Ihst June Lett New Year's day ANNIVERSARIES. Mr. Loma Lee Scott and Miss sbting of plays, songs and reading .; by automobile lor Denver, Col . The wedding annitcraarie# of Mr. r,’£ing\tiaim'.’d.”rhJ wlre*hmenra • where Hwy expect to. reside perma­ I Audrey McNce both of Bradley, Big Reduction a Chile. supper. Each one nently if Hie climate proves suitable.:1 Michigan, were united in marriage and Mr*. Milo Lehman. Mrs. Ethel um Miyiday. Jan. 3. at the Wesleyan Stebbins. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt please bring a spoon, bowl, and six ■ Mr. und Mrs. Chas. Potts and On Ail Dresses! Wood. Mr and Mrs. Cassius cents. i family*. Mr. und Mrs. Jason Mc­ Methodist parsonage by Rev. Wm. Wood, Oegrhart, pastor. Tlw couple ’ were Hughes, Mr. and Mr: Maurice A very enjoyable tln.c wm spent Elwain. MUs Emily McElwain. Mik. Mary McElwain, and Mir. JolyuMc- attended by Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. Janies at the Watchnight inecUhg at the, of Grand Rapids. The Boulter were celebrated Friday y. s. church, on Saturday evening. Black Elwaln of Lansing, spent. New McNce church services every Sunday a*. ] Lor Lingerie Year's as guests of Mr and Mrs young couple will reside at 1157 evening nt tit*- heme of Mr. and and Brown Ave-. N. E., Grand Rapids. Mrs Maurice Hughe* Four tables Viinktc springs church - Sunday Mctalica Clarence DePlante at Grand Rap- College Colors Gowns, Dance Seis, Mich. of cards Were played nnd a lunch school at 2 00 P. M. preaching at mi i v Tret, i* ri i n ‘emd TndJ* ev.r.?1‘i« 3 W P. M . C E. at 7 (X) P. M. fast Pajamas, Teddies Mrs R. B McMurray and daugh­ JOLLY TWELVE CLUB. uga enjoyed Mr and Mrs. Wood *,.„., Even-one invited ter Irene, o! Maumee, Ohio, visited "°- * Prf-t Ml anrt WlUlc Shattuck an*: Mr. McMurray's mother and other ----- i—“vLS. UL'USUkAlU *14 UIC 551^hl<ul. J U J.C . ** * ---------------- children ol Kalamazoo, also Mr. and' ’friends here bat »rek. SH Mr. Si -;.d.^ouv lwcnr U cllw on inuria4> x- l-BthniTERIAN LJOlts “‘ ™ ‘ Mrs. Will Wataot) and family „ of Mrs. Mai,rtce McMurray, who had i»., M„ lt bej ng a Christinas party with SI Hose Value) » wv..i# -n -----vi»uuu<» •- — »i.u to .utti on iiiFHbUAi. Cloverdale snent Bunttav with Geo . visiting ’(—---------ol WU. ■■Al — ..ml., Mr>.1 I On Thursto, Jim. 5. .1 l«n A. U. JSSSJteld“rail? Atbeen 69c Pairiris parents in Mau-j.tetateUM men. Ohio..'returned to Hastings I jJacob Rehor won high .--core. Mrs. members of the Presbyterian Mit-- chas iudlou. chrhtmas served a lovely three course smnary Society .nd L A. b wifi ulVhhu. daughter “IwSSaU . with Mrs. R. B, McMurray and.HuUng . Ruling mt meet ut the church,fur “ linret'at church for thrfr their rvmitar regular . ’ '1 i Mr, and Mrs. 6. J. Amer and Miss luncheon. ,uncb^21 ..■■■ ■ - .. - T- . ]mealing and will *cw lor the Wei- b __________ . , Juanita spent the Chrutmas holi­ DELIGHTFUL PARTI. fare Association A pot luck hinth*yijc Supreme Court of Geomta day With their daughter and sister. |I Eight young people enjoyed a con will be served and all are traked recently ruled Hut a livery stable U ’ Mr. and Mr^.. Robert Fletcher, and happy time on Wednesday evening ifc bring a dish of Red and your wt » Vbhe nuisai “e as bu«u of CraiMtnn Wilcox and own sandwiches. “ ________ i)1‘u*‘u n’lt 7““ son Bobby Plymouth. Their i— , cc' Court Street Just Off Michigan Hastings, Michigan daughter. Miss Marcia and grand-: hh sister. Mim> Barbara Wilcox, at I Mrs. Robert Walton Mil! review Most of the large bonki In 8fam ton, Bcbby Fletcher, returned Iwme'a fudge party. Bridge was phjed the study book k-sson. H u hoped employ nwiiki jo to 'help c-Uricra witij them. | also. ! there may bt a gegd al'.eucLdi'x. |detect couuwilcit. CLOCK SALE! L. V. BESSMER JEWELER JAN IIACV CLEARANCE SALE! Beginning Saturday, January 10 and Lasting 10 Days Only HATS OVERCOATS - j *Tans, Blues, Browns and Greys. Values $12.50 to $27.50 Now at — S/iS to CLOTHING for MEN Sr BOYS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Watch Those Colds/ Full Line of Remedies Cold Tablets and Capsules Cough Syrups Ointments Nasal Drops Hot Water Bottles z\ll New Stock Goodrich Line Priced Frorn: 59c to $3 REED’S DRUG STORE Corrtter of State and Jefferson Sts. Hastings Michigan BARGAINS At the Big Little Store For Friday, Jan. 6 and Saturday, Jan. 7 nVT'l'nPE'D Shultz, Oilton t, An BUI litiw or Middt.villf, lb. Z4C Pineapple siuod or crushed n». । c<n 9c Pink Salmon <j£l„ 3 c— 25c b.. 6c . Camay Soap COFFEE Hinman’t Silver River i’ «. 25c Tomato Soup Quality 4 2 Cana Red Cherries Soap P 4 G or Flalu Whit. 3 B". Blue Bird Flour »«« u.ka. Can* J 9c 25C 10c 40c Gloves EMEL ffW MW MEAT SPECIALS Pork Roast From Ham Pork Steak Fr«>h Ham ■ Sliced Bacon Pork Sausage 12c iu 15c 9c 2 lm. 25c is. HINMAN* We Deliver The Big Little Store �GUARANTEED WANTS SET of TEETH ONE CENT A WORD NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 35c. wsvrr.ni ! Broun l.'i> ;fus esir-To | S‘,Kl.it’. jjw.ni ■TO BORROW I • EliGR. BERT SPARKS THE CHUR CHE. »r,J w»ll1 J.”-.• M. ' EXTRACTIONS tl : > .Ir.t-r. A> ! lit.. r '.Kiir'.’ DR. O.L. BROOKS FC-K sc!.! I’’. A- k-1 ' Our Success fol business management and utlsfactory dealing with policy- Citizens Mutual HASTINGS MARKETS" 'r<n«*’lt T’l*/ U-'.r «i. Xi u-r i» - • •» , .1 ni\c... i. »t u.... f. M K ' * , • • ‘• 1 * ■ IP (’X ’ i-i: u 11< Ki# -u.E-r.rtr s-e* «•»» —• f»— -< UMttnc. •■« • •». - *y >■»> ««-h. i »I —. ।_• ' » Til 1 .*’• ■ ..... ' „— .............. , n>r». ncrina jonnson ano son »lxt-r» Mni Clea Surrarrer and Mr*. RuMeJ, o| IUttlnBS fpcnt lhB wrck Hattl Novlakey. Monday........................ wKh I)te formc-r'A daughter. Mr«.i The Misses June and Josephine, Dan Postma. also 'visited her son Noviskcy • setunied home from clifford and wife of Irving. Grand Rapids Monday afternoon Messrs. Ed. Andrews. Myron where they spent the past two Thompson. Earl Rogers and daugh- .These books are all late popular copyrights, in good condition and at your disposal, with a very small cost to you. You buy one book for regular price and from then on it is yoUr privil­ ege to exchange it for any book in the library for 10c. Keep the book «s long as you like. It is yours till The books get at. handy and easy to START NOW And Get the Best Selection B. A. LyBARKER ,*• Wherr Immediate Attention and Courtety Arc Shown to All” HASTINGS. MICH. PHONE 2115 ■vrryoiif U busy. und the railroads their nieces. Mrs. Verdi Birchard' Mr. and Mr.i frland were entcrand daughter Edna of Lansjng. | talned for New Year's dinner by Mr ire running at mil capacity. Christmas dinner gueau at. the and Mrs. Dudley Kennedy. .(■ tn very healthy und.-r the con­ home of Mr. and Mp. Leon Henncy , ________________________ ditions they live in. Their clothes ut Grand Rapids wpre. Mrs, Mary, ciiascery sate ore made <•! goat or >lieep^kins and ney and family ui Campbell, Viet Hvnncy and family and Mr. ar Mr Andrew Roush of Hastings. Monday callers al the home i !•», «<4 cr..« • ■ 1 Because We Have Opened Circulating Library 1 Miss Helen Boughner'spent Frl- i * E. Moore nnd wife spent Thurs­ day hi Hastings tlw guest of Mrs..day afternoon in Grand Rapids Mr' Freeman Comstock ol thut Mr. Sparks would save Sterling Rogers Nelson Hinckley and grandson.1 Orand Rapids spent Sunday with enough money in the opera-, id their waterworks plant, in Gk i: NovLskcy. were Christmas I hiT mother. Mrs. Lydia Slmpuin. guests of Mr. Mid Mrs. F. W. Ingtils- j . ' * *" ' Z » be and Corwin Nuviskey in Grand WEST CARLTON. I Rapids. Mra. Judson Carpenter of Hojjmt need to put an item in its budMr. and Mrs. Ray Hamilton re-'tings visited iwr sister, Mrs. Ed. «et tor mainten.uicv of its water-!! turned home from Battle creek, Wa)t. Friday. wort;--. and could save enough to uftcr a two wedca* vacation with Chas. Overholt and family aCbuild-a sewage <lls|K>sal plant from iclative-. Icompanled Moms to Kulmnazoo. the i cohoniies cllcctcd in u live or Gucst-i lost week at the home of Sunday. •iv year'period. ter'a father. Mr. Owen, and daugh- been-< the home of their non Ver-1 ter and Mr. Arrow ol Fenr^yhania. dan for a few weeks, returned to' Mr. and Mrs.'R. A. Stuart were }n their home near Woodland Mon-1 Grand Rapids Wednesday having , day. dental work done. j Roy Nagiev and family of Free-! MIm; Betfy Stuart of Lowell who port were dinner guc«U of Art' nui-pcopii-'s meeting ut the prea I i.rr.ni ciiureji Sunday vvenini m attending school there, is spend-1 RicharcUon and family Sunday. ■. Van Dyke tv employed by th ling her vacation with iwr parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rensch ot j 1 Mr. ut.d Mrs, R. A. Stuart. fYeeport spent Sunday evening at Mi Arthur Van Dusen and son i Claude Fighter's. |Jack of Caledonia were guests of! Claude Fighter and family were their machinery. p<- raid that there I Mr. and Mrs John Llctka, from Sunday guests of Otto Lightfoot k. much contract between Europe Sunday till Tuesday. j and wife of North Irving. . --------------------------- -— and R : -i.t. The pi'opie of -Europe ‘ Callers ut the home of Mr. and; GEORGE M. NEWTON »..R -XI I WHY? tings, nnc of the” first things he would insist upon would be an elec­ tric pumping outfit at Charlotte which would save its tost in a single lit! a year’ in coal nnd labor. Another requirement no doubt would be. tliat water service be billed to. patron; quarterly, ns :l is in Hastings; and water would be turned ot! it tlw j-iitron did not pay within a specl- ; WYW. Reading for Everyone operation to such an extent, that Tlw card party given in the I. O. he would nof make any change without couvult^tion und approval O. F. hall Friday. Dec. 30. was quite by our city administration. Tlwie a /.uecexs considering weather nnd th* iMgtwm’rt- at the present time. Undoubtedly if an arrangement can be made by- which Mr. Sparks -,-.-.!r IF. xAbviltr ■:==<sssrsar '*_______ J » ; dr family regard)^. ol size is. allowed Hazel Roush of Hastings. Kritn and Glen Cult M*nt the ii. 2 pounds of sugar, 8*pouni& of fish WE DELIVER First Class Laundry WORK GUARANTEED American Laundi TurnYour Porch Into a Health Koom with Mm Ruth Tabberer of the Taylsr V' University al Upland, Indiana and held, Reap the Bcncfitst of thy Tabberer Tuesday evening. • Mrs. Emily Sullivan and daughter Pure Sunlight All Winter NSTEAD of letting tlw space your porch occupies go to waste this winter, turn it into a cosy health-room. Enclose it with Cel-O-Giass, the material which lets through the vitalizing ultra­ violet rays of the sun. ’ These arc the rays which pro­ duce a healthy coat of tan in tho, ■summer. Now you can get theml rINDOORS all winter through^ m this remarkable material. I day vacation. Rev.-Minard Lewis Is convalescing from an attack of tlw ffii. hut arc wry poor modern machinery. fjing..at Coats Grove. Mr. und Mrs. Finn* Cool were in iilaMings on business Friday. * . j ; Mis. MUry Horn of Dowling, who ’ I has been confined to her bed • fur • several weeks at tlic home of her i san. Wallace Campbell, is now mak- : It Is 3 great offence to teach mg her home this printer with her' I >n to a child under .eighteen daughter, Mrs. Frank Bryans. Mrs. F. C. Tabberer and dough-1 <d age. Religion is slowly dy:cis. Ruth and Dorothy, visited the! What Kidder at the home of he/daugh­ ter. Mrs Hasel Glen. Thursday near Bullington. ning. shall we jV,r the new year, and the opportunities it brings us? It is ours to do with a* we will, and now is the time to resolve that when this new year becomes the old year, as it inevita­ bly will, we may look back upon it, not with regrets, but with,pride. GRANGE PROGRAMS CARDS of THANKS WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME future, it Is predicted, will be con­ : trolled by a single small dial that .win* govern braking, .acceleration, /choking, gear changing and other 1 essential functions. ' ' GOODYEAR BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY • (.civernment readily pay; Mr. and Mr.-.. Carl GUlilund were for all tmichiiwry. etc.. 1 guests of Mr. and Mrs’. Ray Linton • of Alto Sunday. Little Patsy Ruth, who arrived at the homp of Dr. and Mrs. Wedel, December 18. is home from tlie hog- ■ pltal. and n healthy baby after a The meeting’was very well nt- minor operation. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gerould and <1. and the talk itasfanjoyed by 11 u Mr. Van Dyke »«r'f very inter­ daughters of Northville were week asting speaker.—Ellsworth Newton. end guests at the Campbell home. Charles Lechleltncr and daughter, Marguerite ot Delton, called ut the true garden loser should (• __ home of the formers brother, Walhto or her main though: I lace Campbell, und family. _ _.-----nial£<; u Mr and itJ.s p A Thomas were ever, 1 Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. coming Marion Clem at Carlton Center. you have spent several weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Morton Sisson. Mr. in this way. go over youf list and and Mrs. George Seger and -Henry pick out the things you can do and! wellmah were Christmas guests of the plants you can buy. Then you; Mr. tfnd Mrs. Dwight ~ Barnum of .will not overlook any wlilch o'tlicr- ’ coats Grove. '■.vis - you might forget | Lew Neeb returned to his work Have a cj-nH-rpiece in each Rower |thU after two weeks forced va' bed. That i* arrange your bed cation-, due to an injured hand. with a specimen plant to the ranter oienn Van Patton of Dowlingand the other plants in the bed to jpent Thursday evening with his ; act more ns rHlera. In this way you brother. Clarence, nnd family. ran. by changing the specimen Mrt. Orrie Catt of Mancelona planu, alter the appearance of tho;ipent unth Oeorge entire bed without completely tear-. Thompson. . ,, • . , , .Mr. aim Airs, tan ana Do not forget to plan some plantMarguerite were Sunday ing.i tor the cornera of the house J* of the utter's mother.-Mrs. and lot which Mre so often neglected. Jennla casaday of Hastings who re­ , ' A >QC*' , , t turned with them for a few days' W. V. T. U. s,a». . . i The S -E. Rutland W. C. T. U. Gllt‘t3 at the E"1 Ro8m lwme will meet with Mrs. Lulu Walers Monday were Carl Rogers of Ban-' Jan. II. Pot luck dinner will be fleldr end Lynden Norris of Dowling, i .erved at noon, with a free will Henry Wellman of Hastings is offering taken. All invited, men in- making his home tins winter with । eluded,—Mary Waters. Press Supt. ‘ — ■ Hastings, Mich. Phone 2101 ** of the State Hanking De­ partment. made by rvaaon of nut being able to obtain adequate interest on reserve funds, and In the Interests of safely, we will, after January 1st 1833. pay three pcr cent on savings de­ posits. compounded semi-annual* all banks In the reserve city of Battle Creek, derided upon the rate of three per cent, in the furtherance of safe and ranaervative bafiking. TRUSS WEARER! Welcome New Feature with new exclusive feature “Selective Prewure Control." Let us demonstrate to your Delton State Bank Fanners State Savings Bank MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE! The Preicription Drag Store Our Prices The prices on all of the mer­ chandise are marked in plain figures . . . with the price of complete funeral service. CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Funeral Service Also Ambulance Service �Wednesday, January 4, 1933 THE HASTINGS BANNER j nomto chaos and wholesale tragedy. . I Our chief national sins are crook­ edness. greed, .partisanship. indlf'fcrence to apirltuai Uauca. material-1 * * j Um, sentimentality nuuqueradlng os By Home Economics Specialists <By Carl Vrooinan. former aralst-. surpassed in Die annate of mankind.! spirituality and 'moral cowardice . Michigan Bute college ant Secretary of Agriculture, serving Our nation to in a» desperate need: chat makes us afraid to ask. receive during President Wilson's udinlnl*- of conviction of sin a« are most of and follow the guidance of God. Be­ trat ion > I us individually. "Personal sin is cause of these and a host Of perRuuia's Russa s "Five-year -Five-year Flan" man has nast। anything that comes between you sdnal sdnar sins, lira, such as a* fear. envy, jealjeair h. . .. .K„nent been a flop. America’s '-prosperity ''prosperity bnd mid God or between you and ahoth-j anoth-j ouny, otuy. resentment, pride, relf-pity,1! urT"of CI.frB.. Molasses also sun­ ..... around .u r hunun just the comer". seems to be -er human being." being." National National sin sin is is |Iself-importance self-importance and and self-righteous-, self-righteous- pU^ lroh and ^her minerals. Honey staying there. Our "Reconstruction any national ambition, method, I nes*. most nominal Christiana arc and maple eyrup are also valuable! Finance Corporation", lias f<i!ed to policy, idea or ideal that prevents or partly responsible for preaent tragic1 sweets If they can be produced at 1 reconstruct. Is tliero a way out of . delays the coming of the Kingdom iconditions. Until we are willing to1 home, . j the apparently bottomless bog of;of God on earth. A national con-iadmlt thte indisputable fact and to1 Juit enough water In the pan to, economic mire and financial quick- vlctton ol sin means a realization on 'surrender our economic and pothe bottom of If. will allow sand Into which for years we have 1 the part of the nation Hutt there is । Utica) sins, along with our personal, cover been steadily sinking? if so, can something fundamentally wrong sins, to God, we shall have neither squash to be baked without drying our recovery be speeded up, or must with us; that we cannot be success- the faith nor the devotion required out. The small amount of water the crisis run its natural course of, fully patched up.'-that to save civ- to follow a guided leadership to vk- helps to steam the squash, so that, yeafs. and perhaps decades, until it; illxoUon and revive our traditional. tory In a crusade against our two, it is soft throughout. There need be no worry concern­ has bankrupted the entire debtor, prosperity on a permanent basis, a major ifatlonal vices—sinning by Clara of this nation of debtors?. spiritual revolution is necessary, proxy through crooked corporation ing food cooked in aluminum 1 There never has been a time dur- first'In our individual hearts nnd; activities in busiiieas, and through] utensils. Tlie most carefully con-! ing tlu? past ten years when a|minds and then inevitably in our;partisan machine knavery. In poll­ trolled studies have shown that but 1 an Insignificant amount is dl&solvchange of heart on the. part of thejlnwa and institutions. Until we have'tics, American people, followed by the j experienced such a maximum In-1 Christ's solemn warning. "Repentl cd during cooking and that tills' inevitable resulting ciumge of-po* tenor spiritual change, we shall!for the Kingdom of Heaven is at amount is not absorbed by the | luteal and economic policies, would j continue to believe that there is no ] imnd." points a way of escape, not body. not nave have proved a beginning or of tile tlw easy way out of ol the present crisis. crisis, ,only only from a far off psychic heli hell that* that> Group X, , 1 pieces of furniture to-j' end of the depression. Our major As long as we continue to believe u to corne. but also from a clearly | Moke a waning group by difficulties hate been.. and are.' this myriad-times disproven fallacy, discernible material hell that is »n.hnv7 basically ' spiritual. Therefore, aour various classes of citizens will thundering al our very doora. I* ktout*^ spiritual awakening, or national continue to be unwilling to make A Christian One-year Plan that conviction of sin, on the purl of the the drastic surrenders or sacrifices unquestionably would succeed whd'e "“J*"' * 77,.“.“ 1 pIaL „ American people, followed by a but-I involved in the drastic temporary , the Bolshevist Five-year Plan so I h. ' _J A® ‘7 “dio ; chair or stool in front of tlic radio. render of our sins and an honest, reduction* in Interest rates, profits, manifestly u falling, would consist Arrange A^an^. me the sewing sewing chair chair near near the tlie effort to make restitution for tiiem, i salaries und wages that arc unques- Of «l> a national conviction of sin: mending equipment, making sure would speedily open up to ua a pcr-. tlonably accessary if we arc to keep' (j> a surrendcr.bf our natlon&l sins; that there is good lighting for this iod of prosperity and usefulness un- from plunging headlong into ecu-. <3, a sharing of those sins with the group. j other nations; nnd <4» an honest effort to make restitution for those 'sins. Such a program, carried out Julia McLcay of Kalamazoo spent' (with honesty, purity, unselfishness Christina* .with her aunt, Mra. land love, in the power of the Holy Sarah Hughes and brother, Arnold] J Spirit, would speedily inaugurate McLcay, and family. jthat Ideal economic system for Mr. and Mra. Floyd £lu-lp and I which duriruf two thousand years children were in Grand Rapids Sat­ Christians have prayed, but In urday. ■ which fc* of them have actually The Hughes families met with Mr. believed—the Kingdom of Ood on and Mrs, James Nevins this year. earth —The Calvary Evangel. A reunion of tills kind is always en­ Tltfnk what your extra profits would joyed. CLOVERDALE. Mr. and Mrs Robert McKibbln mean if every hen were “right on the , Mrs. Blakcsley nnd children of attended the Christmas dinner of] '। Iowa, arc spending' the holfclays the Woodman family -at the home' job.” Don’t put off feeding WAYNE EGG | with Mrs. Blakesley's mother, Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Woodman of Orangeville. ; Replogle. . MASH any longer. Mr. and Mrs. John McLeod and- Mr. and Mra. Marshall Hughes1 grand daughter. Miss Lucile Mc­ and son of Logansport. Indiana. Mr.. Leod. of Hastings spent Christmas and Mra. John P. Brigham and son WAYNE EGG MASH has proven that of Decatur and Mr. and Mrs. Cas­ with tlie E. L. Mfl-eod family. hens are* one of the biggest money-mak­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humeston sius Hughes were guests of Mr. and hove been spending a few days in Mrs. F. J. Hughes. Monday. ers on a farm. It insures'bigger profits— The services nt tlw M. E. church. Battle Creek the Inst week. Mira Helen Patton spent Christ­ Sunday night consisted of slides dehigh egg production at low cost. mas With Mrs. Lou Anna Patton. pictlng the story of the birth of I returning Wednesday morning to Christ. Five 'people were baptised her duties al Midland. and taken into membership of the A WAYNE FEED FOR EVERY NEED Mr. and Mrs. Lou Jcnney and church. , daughter. Dorothy, of Detroit, spent Nearly everyone Is sick with flu. AT PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT. ri few days last w£ck visiting their Mr. nnd Mrs. George .Wood nnd brother. Ralph Jenney. and family. family of Milo spent New Year's Mira Beth Waugh and Mr. Wm with Mr. and Mrs Merritt Wood. Carter surprised their many friends Mr. and Mrs. John Doster und by stealing quietly away last Tues­ Frances entertained Sunday Mr. day nnd getting married, They in­ and Mrs. Vaughn Mott, Mr. and FLOUR -- FEED -t- COAL CEMENT -:- LIME tend to make their future home in Mra. Ferris Quick and sons and Mr. BRICK TILE -i- FARM IMPLEMENTS Kalamazoo. We extend congratu­ and Mrs. Sclilriklblr of Kalamazoo. lations. • .. Mrs. Albert Rogers and nephew. PHONE 2118 Lyle Kingsbury and children Mr. Bioss. spent Sunday with Mr.; HASTINGS have been having the flu for the and Mrs. White of Cressey. post few days. A birthday party at the home of Oral and Iris McLeod spent a few Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shelp, Friday,; days of thplr .vacation with their in honor of their daughter, Ellen's.' seventh anniversary. Such loads of j grandparentsr Mr. nnd Mrs. Jolin fun the little folks had. They hope! McLeod, ot Hastings. Miss Jean Waugh nnd Elmo Sny­ to celebrate many more natal days! der spent New Year's eve with Mr. with her. Mr. nnd Mra. Vaughn Mott enter­ nnd Mrs. Wm. Carter of Kalamnzoo. Miss Emma Johncock of Harbor tained the Molt family Monday. Mr.! Beach is spending the holidays and.Mrs. William Duncan arid chll-' With her parents. Mr. and Mrs. dreri of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. । Hugh Chapman and family ot Hick­ Arthur Johncock. Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg and family ory Corners, Mrs. Florence Mott and spent Christmas with ^frs. Kellogg's Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hughes, local. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Shelp, Allen' parents nt Warsaw, Ind. Mr. and Mra. Pierro and other and Ellen, spent Christmas with] friends spent New Year's eve at Mra. ChappelP and family of Way­ land. Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Lehman spent Mr. and Mra. Jim Mosier enter­ tained all thpir children for Christ­ the week end and over Christinas in Kalamazoo, guests of relatives. mas thte year. Mr. and Airs. Harry Kelley. Mr. _ DURFEE ITEMS. and Mra. Prince. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Birman add N the date shown above all De Laval Sepa­ Brooks and son. John, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Butler of Kalamazoo family spent Christmas with Mrs.] rator users of this vicinity are urged to bring were guests of Henry Pennete and Birman's sister und family in Has-, in their separators for free inspection and over­Mrs. Martha Chamberlain the Mon­ tings. A very large crowd assembled all day after Christmas.' hauling. A competent factory man will be on hand Bill Titus of Kalamazoo was visit­ the schoolhouse Saturday evening I to render expert service and we cordially invite ing friends around Cloverdale, nnd enjoyed the program and Christmas tree. Tuesday. • every De Laval Separator user to take advantage Mra. Stella Dimond of Charlotte] Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pennels spent of this opportunity. Christmas Day with their son. Har­ is spending the week with her niece.' ry Pehnels. and fotnlly. Mra. Robert KnlfTen, and family, v t It is of the utmost importance that your sepa­ Christinas guests ot Mra. Anna! Mr. and Mrs. 8am Givens spent rator should run properly, for even a small cream Christmas with their daughter. Mrs. Hammond were Mrs. Ruth Erb. Wm. Smith, and family of Delton. Clayton Erb. and Mf, and MrS. Ger-' loss means the loss of many dollars of profit. A aid Erb. all of Grand Rapids, and' slight adjustment or replacement made now may Mr. nnd Mrs. Homer -Hammond of i DOWLING. • mean a considerable saving to you throughout The Cemetery Circle will meet on this district. Thursday, Jan. 13. and the Ladle*' Katherine Hunt is spending a the coming year. Aid will serve their dinner on week with an aunt in OwOsso. Bring your De Laval Separator in as early on Thursday. Jan. 19. The L. A. S. Mr. and Mrs. Blake and son of ' calenders whlph Were distributed at Owosso spent Christmas with Mr. the date shown above as possible. Charge will be the March meeting are to be hand­ and Mrs. Claud Hunt and family. ■ made only (or new parts, should any be necessary. ed in this jnonth. Master Hubert Hunt has been] Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Holcomb under tlie doctor's care this week. I and Mi. and Mrs. L. J. Oswald en­ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer . Lusk of tertained the Twilight class Friday Marshall and Miss Helen Hoffman I evening tn the church basement of Battle Creek were Christmas | with gomes, refreshments nnd a guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas general good time. Hoffman. • • I Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christy and! Mr. and Mra. Will Garrett attend­ family spent Christmas with Mr.' ed the funeral of their uncle, Wil­ and Mrs. Bert Christy in Hastings We are also going to bold a demonstration show­ liam Parker, which was held at the and Monday in Battle Creek. Hebble chapel in Battle Creek Sat­ Ernest Rice of Orangeville. Mr.' ing how De Laval Home Dairy Spread is made — urday afternoon. and Mra. Deane Potter and Mrs. 1 the wonderful dairy product which is destined to Tlie Misses Charlotte and Virginia Mary Rice of Hastings spent Saturend farm churning. De Laval Home Dairy Spread Wilcox spent a part of their holiday doy at Edd. Rice's and attended the j vacation at the home of their aunt. Christmas exercises at the school-1 is a butter-fat spread testing between 60 and 7§ Mra. Georgia Ford of Bellevue. house In the evening. per cent, and is delicious, healthful and economical. Mr. and Mra. Victor Sproul nnd Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Rice and Veto daughters, Patsy, Nancy, and Vida spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.. It is made simply by running milk warm from the Jane of Detroit arrived Friday for Deane Potter of Hastings. cows or heated to 100 degrees through a De Laval a New Year's visit with relatives The Ladies' Aid Society of East here. Separator equipped with two inexpensive special Baltimore United Brethren church Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berg of will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Walter! parts. Then is no churning. Grand Rapids were guests Monday Ickes, January IL Everybody wel­ ut Mr. and Mrs. Lant Coon and come. Here is a new and important use for your Mildred. . De Laval Separator. Do not fail to see this dem­ A drive is oh in Idaho to unite Mr. and Mrs. Orlle Fisher attend­ onstration and taste this dairy product, as we ed a community dinner at the home 10,000 men into an agreement called Caesar's exchange, which, when of Mr. and Mra. Jerry Haynes in the will have a supply on hand for that purpose. organized. will issue to each mem­ Hendershott district Monday. Mra. Gertrude Gaskill has been ber. Chiefly for trading among nursing a badly burned hand the themselves. 1,000 glass coins, each of past week, the result of an explosion which they decree to be worth one which occurred while taking a silver dollar. flashlight picture recently. New York City reports that more' AUTHORIZED DE LAVAL AGENCY Chicago has the largest number than 1,700 saddle horses still amble along Its bridle paths. girl cloven and one-half. Return of Vital Religion Will Restore Prosperity Are You Getting as Many EGGS as You Should? Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co DE LAVAL SEPARATOR USERS TiOTE THIS DATE JAN. 11 Free Service Day O SEE HOME DAIR^ SPREAD RUN DIRECT FROM THE SEPARATOR WITHOUT CHURNING W. L. WALLACE Hastings • . . Michigan Homemakers' Corner WHY NOT BEGIN TO SAVE RIGHT NOW? This old bank has served the people of Hastings and Barry Cunty for 72 continuous years—nearly three-quarters of a century, and going back al* most to the time when this county was pretty much of a wilderness. In ALL of those 7 2 years, we doubt if there was ever a year when the officers and directors of this bank received more pleasure and more real delight, than we did THIS YEAR when our Christmas Savings funds were disbursed. WHY? Because, without any question, they brought more real happiness to the savers THIS year than ever before! It brought them a nice little sum of mont‘y right when they needed it to pay taxes, to provide Christmas pleasures and to a thousand and one other little things that are demanded at this particular time of the year. Doesn’t This Suggest Something to YOU? It should. It OUGHT ftf'convince you that the SYSTEMATIC SAVING of money is a mrfst com­ mendable thing. Altogether too many people do not appreciate the value of a dollar. It is awfulfy easy to get into the habit of spending money —and it’s a habit that’s even harder to break. Such times ps the whole world has been having for the past three years are not pleasant to ex­ perience, blit they will help to bring a lot of. peo­ ple to their senses. - One Very Decided Lesson It Should Teach, Is That It Is Wise to Save a Part of Your Income for the “Rainy Day” That ALWAYS comes In One Way or Another! There is still time for YOU to join our Christ­ mas Savings Club. It offers methods of saving to suit livery person. You can put in as much as you want to each week or just as little, and in 11 months from now you’ll have a nice little sum of money and. you'll hardly know how you got It. Why not start NOW? Don’t be one of the “I Wish I Hads” a year from now. It’s alt up to you, of course, but if you could see the happiness and pleasure it always brings to members of our Christmas Savings Clubs at this time of the year, you would want to join. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY HASTINGS - MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2217 SPECIAL JANUARY CLEARANCE TRADE-IN SALE on Ti restowe NON*SKID TIRES F1SCAL year closes December 31, and we are offering unusual bargains during the month of January. January and February are the dangerous months of the year for driving. Trade in your thin, worn tires for Firestone non-skid tires, used by race drivers because they are the safest tires in the world. Glen Schultz recently set a new world’s rec­ ord for the Pikes Peak climb, where hair-pin turns were made at high speeds and where a skid or tire failure meant death. All world’s records on road and ttgpk, for safety, speed, mileage and endurance are held by Firestone Gum-Dipped Non-Skid tires. Come in today and exchange your smooth, thin, worn tires for the safest and best tires you can buy. They cost you no more—besides, in this Jan­ uary Clearance Sale, we will give you a lib­ eral allowance on your old tires in exchange. The Firestone tread is designed with and projections to give the maximi tion and non-skid. The brakes can wheels, but the tires must atop ANDRUS nor SE COURT AND JEFFERSON STS. SUNOCO PRODUCTS < PH �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1933' PAGK KIGHT last year. I The Y. W. C. A. 1* or-! ’ * NASHVILLE. the husband, one daughter, ■’* Mrs ganixed in 2046 rural communities. I ReV and Mrs Albert Qstroth arc llfth Chaflee and grandson, Lent* Anyone rending the article by ipcn(iln< 0 fcw day5 with their son Chaffee, of Grand Rapid*. . Ml** Brien Kelkr in Jan. Atlantic "TMr*. Kate Maurer pm*ed 11 "" u .(Monthly wifi be more appreciative I *“ ? D D Mvers of her.................................. hom* Monday afternoon tyer u. v. were oi u shoj,t 1Un(,M MBUrer 1(ved A group of boys from about I of tfie.ir blessing*. “ ■ ‘ * — — — -■ — — I-*-, 1 i Hammond, Indiana, were holiday for many yean In Maple Grove but1 Quimby met Thursday night for I visitors of the latter's mother, Mra. moved to Nashville several years l»l luck supper and Y Group div | Frank— Mt;Derby. cuarton. **c». Rev. Conklin' and Secy vuauusi, j ■ ------------------jago. She ieai-c< leaves Mia Mlsx lx-iva Lena Maurer. Maurer, Angell met with them. This next According to report# from the Mr and Mrj Oall Lykins nnd U.11O llVf<j Mr nntj merlin,; will be Jan. 7 at the- Quim-. United Suites department of agri- soruj spent Christmas with his par- Maurer for many years, also Her­ by church. ' culture the area infMted by-the ,en£ £. . L>knu. ”;^Xr and ma^v other n‘«s T^ Youn, ILten'.Groupnwet U.1S Mra. Ubbte Marshall spent the! weak Wednesday with Abeji John-j>m created. nouit ” r-h.n~ ^^^ ‘r^uter m^ilB^of X» h^lreSy'bXXX1 holiday, hohdiy. with irlth her her son ron Claude cYaude and and "S Charge, th. the ™tv only son af of Mr Mr. for their regular meeting or Michigan has already Uwn lnvaci<xi..f[| rgn<, , , You Still Have A Chance to Join Our 1933 “X nX^7nd iugbter. 5? ^^^^eiXS'^umted Christmas Savings Club —--------• Nashville Nash vine is to have a theater Mrs. Crowell ............ Hatch fell backward* >»'"■ Ur. C. U. lUmu 4 IM M. mr «£"/“•* owner and will open Saturday night, alone she had to lay there until Mr. Srnool rruu, w,,,u pro- H.lch iw Ste .u Uta u gram* and Christmas trees. the hospital in the Hess ambulance ' The new officers for Nashville where X-ray pictures were t.Mn. wAtinSr !fraif“or\ S^enJ Gillette; J. W.. Roy Smith; Trcas., Mra. Hamilton of Charlotte Is H. D. Wiring; See.. C. H Brown, .spending sometime at the Cool­ S. D.. Donald Waldron; J. D.. Rent bough home. Mr. Coolbaugh 1* #er- . Macyens; Tyler. John Dull; Pcr tojisly ill with pneumonia. :Zwn chapter No. 171 R. A. M.: Higli --------------- -------------------WEST HOPE. Prie»t. Leslie Fcighner; King. MenI no Wenger; Scribe. John Martens: Wprd was received here Friday of TTeas.. Carl Tuttle; Sec.. Roy ithe -death of Albert Springer ot (Smith: Captain of the Host. Lee ।Galesburg that morning. Mr. , Bailey; Royal Arch Captain. Earle ।Springer was well known In Yankee (Olmstead; Master Third Veil. Chas, jSprings township and had relatives (j Betts; Miuter Second Veil. Colon |here; and if he had hvod until Jan­ uary 2nd would have been 89 years (Kane; Sentinel, Rene Maeycns. | Mrs. Edna Babbitt lute returned The school children's lunch pro­ ! to her home in Kansas after‘spend- ..._________ ___________ T_ ha* been__ organised ana_____ decided i mg tlw summer with her sister. Mr-. on "Kumcncte Klub ' for ite name.. ; C tv •«W. smith Smith. Officers are: Pres.. Albert Arena: | Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zelder and Secy.. Jimmie Springer; Trras, Mr. Austin ot Detroit were Christ­ .Mbry. Louise Arentz; Vice-Pres. mas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Deo Lauris Anders. : Clothier. A good crowd attended the ChristGeorge Campbell returned to hla nuts tree and program nt the church home Wednesday night after being Friday evening. Santa distributed j in the University hospital several quite a tew glftsk in spite of hard times. . x . Duane Gray, tiuj.four year old son Mr. and Mra. Robert Lord und iff .Mr. and .Mr*. Leon Gray passed children and Clifford Suns spent away Wednesday after a few days the week end in Battle Creek with Ulnc.-s. Funeral services was held nt their parents.' Mr. and Mrs. Roy | the home near Vermontville Satur-, Terry, where a family dinner, was' day afternoon at dne-thirty served. They also made the ac(o'clock. qaintance wof. the new little ...™ Mavs Mb* Georgia Ba^ettArtU be the oienella Joan, baby of Mr. and Mr*. i teacher at tlic Castleton Center -i\>m Proudfit. : school after the first of tlw year. Those who spent Christmas Mon­ ; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Garlinger day with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnes returned home Tuesday after spend-j were: Jcste Osgood and family, ing the holidays with relatives hi Lynden Johncock and family of Gup. OhiO. , 1 VCttwll Marsh.Str Mr. unrt and Mrv Mrs. T«.a> IsaacTWR.-arV DeBack ; Shcrniafr. One of the twin suns of and Miw Norma Castle. Mr. and Mrs. Gail, Lykins had -the Several of the school children । misfortune to break hl» right arm from here attended the free show al I while playlng-Tuesday. the Strand theater Saturday after­ Mr. nr.d Mrs. Lee Walker and noon and' pronounced it very good. daughter of Detroit spent a few They al*> enjoyed the treat by the ‘days here the past wick. Odd Fellows. Santa was good to • The lire' department was called to them. • the Ami Strait alfalfa mills about Mr. "and Mrs. Hllon DeGolla and ; five-fifteen '<uesday morning, where Gladys nnd Mr. Hllon DeGolia of: ;a tire had started in. the alfalfa ,Grand Rapids spent Christmas with shute. Not much damage was done. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehouse. ■Tlie mill is run by electricity so they; Rev. Isaac OsrixhI wof. Huntington,' have been running at night because jnd. is spending his Christmas, vaithe power te stronger. cation with the home folk.-.. I ! A benefit concert was given at th" Cungratulatlon.- to Mr. and' Mrs.: Methodist church Friday night by tyi,. u-inaar of Ik-Hon on tlw ar­ i Mbs Mildred Watring. a former lo- rival of a baby girl Wednesday. ;cal girl who i? icltiung njusic tn the Winfield Miller of Bunt. North! .Wyandotte schools and -toward-Dakota is s;wndin? sonw time with: Hulbert, tenor of Detroit. ids nephew. Edward WilUon, and The annual meeting of the Has। There is a lot of sickness in and . son. ' i tlnga-Carlton Telephone Company around Nashville. MBs Lauri* Anders spent part of will be held Wednesday afternoon.; 8o> Vitfney wua taken to the loc.-I iast wwk with Mrs. Emma Wallace, January 11th ut the Carlton town, hospital Tuesday suffering from and family of Podunk. ha|l. AU members are urged to at- ; ,bio«1 poison. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Springer of’ tend. Mr and Mrv Fred Warner and Bowens Mills anil Mra. Catmtn Hole lMI ,. Artie Todd's loaua father. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mary Hcjw sjKnl Monday with of Shelbyville spent Thursday after- De-nwiranvtlle of near Detroit is Mr and Mrs. Hector Hawkins in ni*>n wlth Mr. and Mra. Harold visiting them. Liivniij. t inxins Springer and children! ------------- ■ > » Mr. and Mrs. John Greene .spent a u . anu Mr. and am. Mr . nay Hay narnrs Barnes spent. BOWNE CENTER. ' the holiday? with their children.-Christmas *_ day a with ... his brother. Mr., Vlsllors ftt Wayne Benton's the | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greene and and Mrs Frank Barnes, of Climax, past week were. Mr. and Mrs family and Dr. ahd Mra., Eastman Several from lwre attended the George Deming and son. Frank, of! and family in Detroit. funeral of Dr. JasjWr Robinson pf Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. HeintzMr. and Mra. David Myers of wayUuul held at Wm. Havens' Fri- elrnan of Dutton. Mr. and. Mrs. Hamm'-ixi. Indiana, and Mrs. dav afternoon Frank Deming and Mrs. EQner Frank McDcrby -pent Tuesday with Billy Lord is spending his vaca- i Roush of Freeport. Mr. and. Mrs/ -Mr and Mrs. George Bullen in Al- non with Grandma Terry m Battle George Waldring ot Holland and ibl'an. ‘ . creek.' Charlw Deming and daughter of ■ Mr and Mr Porter Kinne and v '.last — I Millbrook. Gordon McCallum____ was_ L«... home ' granddaughter .Ethel May. Mrs. u,ek from East Lansing. John Deming !s slowly growing (Hurley Morganthaler. Mr. and Mr.*.^ „Mr. and Mr*. Ruswll Holmes ol, iHaytcr were at Grand Rapid.; pontine spent their Christmas vaVictims <»f the flu the post week' | ThurMlay. cation with her* ixircnts. Mr. and were Orvin Smelker, Mrs. Roy Dem­ I The Misses. Btrntla at:d Pauline Mrs. Wm. McCallum. • ing. Mrv Henry Thompson, Keith i Bowman >i>e:it im week with mim Mildred Osgood ot Muncie, Fox nnd Mr. and Mrs. Watt । frietidi; m AnnrArbor. Ind^came. Monday to spend Iwr va■ Tlve following attended /ho cation with Hie home folk*. Mr. and Mrij, Lewis Skinner of, Y o u n c Peoples' Convention in-----------------------------------Leighton spent Wednesday evening at Watt Thomas'. « i lotua. Wednesday Rev Wurtz. CARLTON CENTER. Mrs. Floyd Flynn and three chlliAut.-.< ana Pauline Dmu*. Fem Mia*. Treble Colo who has had (Schults. Allen and Edna' Brumm,' employment at Alaska Is home now dren arc 111 with the flu and earl . rand Fred Ackelt. ' vi’.Klng her’ parent*. Mr. ut^ Mra. trouble. Mrs. Addle Benton of Middleville ( The friend* c>( Mrs. A. J Hollister Geo. Cole. ' [will lx clad to know- *lw didn't Rei-. and Mrs BlmiueU and mui Is visiting ut Wayne Benton's and; break her hrs whenohr fell Sunday. Heffcl of North Dskot.t are visiting Watt Thomas' this week. ' Doria Benton visited iwr brotlwr. She was taken to Vermontville for the hitters sister. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hosmer. -Mr. and Mrs. Rod­ Vcrnor and family -in Grand Rap­ gers of Grand Rapid*, another su­ ids part of last week. the dtfith of his sister. Mra, Helm. ter of Mr*. Hosmer'*, arc guest* also STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. ( IPl'YptiJgnu, ut.tijc. Hoinu-r home. : 1 .ML-- MArgkret Burton ot Detroit Mr. and Mrs F. Greenfield enter- Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Coleman and is rutting friend* here. ' tamed the former's parent*. Mr. and Mrs H. Greenfield and uncld. Mr. daughter of Baltic Creek and Mrs ! Thursday evening after an Ulneas and Mr*. Edmond* of Baltimore on Coleman of. E. State Road spent, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Surine. t of nearly three months. He had Clir-'tmUsLyle Bidciman spent Ctiristma.s maintained a re.vidrnce litre since Mr and Mrs Herman Johnson of : Greenville spent Sunday night and with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. a grocery, cold Marage business and, Monday with Mr. and Mrs Ralph. Bldeiinah of near Nashville. Dale Herrington of Battle Crock I creamery- Later he purcluutd ar. Henncy Mr*. F Greenfield and -run’c grove-and lived in Orlando,, sons accompanied Mr . and Mr* is spending -a few days with his! Florida. -jienrtiiMf his tummers here. Johnson back to Greenville to xpetid grandparente. Mr. and {.tra.- Walter . Ickes. ' He was taken sick as-he was getting Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fancher and ready to leave for the winter. He u Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Smith of Has­ ,‘ survived by his widow and a step- tings were guests ot tlw latter's sis­ son spent from Sunday until Tues­ .ton Carl Tuttle. Funelal services ter. Mr. and Mr*. John Smith. day with Mrs. Fancher s sister. Mrs.} Edith Wilson and daughter of werj held Saturday afternoon u Chri'tmas day, . tlw Tuttle home, conducted by Rev. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Hcntwy and Ithaca. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bromley I Francis, Interment aj Lakview son were gueste ot the tatter's parcemetery. Jente. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Nichols of and family of Morgan spent j Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Loa I Hastings Chrlstnuu day. 1 Thursday night following a severe Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Fisher of Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. lioughlabu .-•troke He is survived by tlw wld- Hustings nnd MUv Carolyn Fisher ;ow. one daughter. Mrs. Harry Six- ’ of Dciroit were Sunday night and spent Christmas with «r. and Mrs. i berry. four sans. Frank. Will. Jake Monday guests of Mr. and Mra. Fred George Klink of Sparta. and Heber x-u»ker Foster auu and i| *Mr. ,r- a“ u Mrs. aacuvr and Barle. Funeral services were Henncy Mr. and Mr*. Caryl Fuller attend- family of BarryvUIc spent sdnday ; licld at the home Sunday afternoon an^ Mrs. S. Geiger. | at one o'clock- C.-.nductcd by Rev. ed a family gathering al the home Willetts (if BarryvUIe. Mrs. Gail ot Mr. and Mra. Mahlon Fuller of One adult out*"* of“*every ten in Hvel : Lykins sang. Burial in the Joy CMU Grove Christmas day. ‘ cemetery. ■ ' ' । Christmas day gueste of Mr and United States is a public servant or The annual meeting of the Evan- Mrs. Burt Ltuur Were. Mr. and Mrs 0,n^‘aL i gclical cllurch wm held Tuesday Bedell. Mrs. Barnett, and John -■ < night. The following officers were Long all of Clariatrilte. al*o Mr. and elected: 8- S. Supt. Mr*. George Mrs. Lloyd Curtis of Grand Rapid*. CONSTIPATED M YEARS Parrott; Ass't. Supt.. Mrs. 'Bessie Mr. and Mr*. Roy Bunn and Mr. AIDED BY OLD REMEDY. "For ttdrty years I had coiixll- ! (Brown. Secretary. Fred ^Varner, and Mrs.* Homer Hcnney and famAsa't. Sec.. Margaret Weaker; ily visited at the Burl Long home jution. Souring food from *tomTreasurer. Mrs. Daniel Garlinger: during the pa*t week. *ch choked me. Since taking Ad- , I Choir Leader. Mrs. Gad Lykins: Chrtetma* day guest* of Mr. and lerika 1 am a new person. Con­ Piani-it Mis* Amy Hartwell. Mra. Guy Na*h were. Mr and Mr* stipation I* a thing of the past." ' Mr* L E- Lentz parsed away at1 coy Kendall. Mr. and Mr- Struble —Alice Buna B. A LyBatUi, her'home heme Sunday night after ahd family and Mrs. Etu-Nuh and Druggut-—Adv. , hold it dawn so that it is not a «ru. jn» „ ,n(M Ous pe.i pest;; but in (Jus country no in.cet Freni! fix,------s have a- yet ‘been ----- xde* .SUa2m.:">iJ2rraJ>Sl rtlcpcd. ----, j. a>tack* ftuH trees menace. and wrden truck and' ‘!":f <ir> places to work by th. V .W C. A. eradicate.. ------------------------------ :----------------------------------------------------------------------High school lending the 7th and Ci'h grade boys in their s'.iply class L of Bible characters. Rev. •L. L L Dewey In genera' charge when Mr. Angell is at Cadillac, ics he Is this (TThE thousands of dollars we paid out to our club J- members the early part of December have either been spent in purchases of Christmas gifts, some needed articles, the payment of taxes and accounts, or re-deposited in a savings account fund. That is just as it should be... That’s what our Christ­ mas Savings Club is for... that our members might have funds to use as they please at Christmas time! There are many plans in our 1933 club—a plan for everyone. We invite you to call and learn more about our several easy methods of saving money. A CHEERFUL "BUNDLE OF ENERGY" GREETS HIM Hsra'i a "picture of health"—end the i«crtl cl it i» GOOD FOODS. Wkolewme, noutidung things lo Mt build iturdy youngilert and protect Fsthsr'i health, tool Fof'yom family's health end happinsti, Inriit on the high standard ol quality you alwayi find at out I.G.A. store. Al our low I.G.A. prices they edit no more than ordinary foods... Enjoy better foods, for Isss money. Shop At Our I.G.A. Slots Today. 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She leaves Mi** Alberta Na*lk HASTINGS, MICHIGAN AMERICA’S BIGGEST LOW-PRICED CAR Longer Wbrelbasa • New "Aer-Struanv" Styling • Mora Powerful Six-Cylinder Engine • , Larger, lunger Fisher Bodies Fisher No-Draft Ventilation • Safety Glass in Windshield • Cushion-Balanced Engine for Smoothest Operation • Im­ proved Free Wheeling • Syncro-Mesh Shift with Silent Second • The "Starterator"— for Simplified Starting • Even Greater Economy ... and many other Important improvements that make the New Chev­ rolet the Great American Value for 1933. AT A Ntw >CAU or low nuu< WMt Minna tin . court tits CMC* MU -Mino* IIII UBU till PHT COME ISM . CUIIOin MIS NEW CHEVROLET R. K. HURD Chevrolet Sales and Service Hastings Michigan �TUK HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JANVABY 4. 1933 station for the purpose of prodtic- | Saturday evening. Dee. 24, ing larger — and — later of ‘ Mra. Jane McCann, who has been .. varictlea ............ hiMikiahi-rrioi The Th» Kahlers K,hUn oi own a' quite well and had entertained her huckleberries. —.. huckleberry marsh fort large ,»_t east son and daughter and their chllot Delton and their farm is known dreri with a chrlstmaa dinner wav as the .Hpekleberry. Fann. So Mrs taken ill’ the next day with apaaKahlerwdnt tn a sample of very*late modic asthma and U still very berries list Septomtxr-----------and out. of weak. “ L ta ». on---------------------and *11 husband and two children preceded 104 entries her sample was one of* Mr. and Mra. Will Dean were hcr ln dcttth- Hie funeral was held four to be chown and finally Chrtstmas guests of her listers in "y " I Tuesday at the village Brethren! her sample was selected u the best Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Earl aara. rayui uusirr. ' chureh whens been a mem- one of all. so as a result, she re­ Dean ot Rochester, Mich., were Mr. and Mra. Glen England cn- uer for 83 years. Burial at Wood- ceired the J35. also. • tortalned the Bridge Club and their Uiul cemetery, .a. | Mr. and Mrs. William Smith en- there Mrs. Joe Springer'and Mrs, Ida husbandv at a New Year's party jjmes WalWt. nplonccr resident tertalned al a Ciulstniaa party al Springer are ill. Bert Springer of Saturday evening. | Woodland township pawed away | their home Sunday, Mr. and Mra Flint was called here by his Mra. SUU Hilbert. Mra. IUna:at the home of his daughter..Mra -‘’uni Givens of Cloverdale, Mr. und mother's Hine**. Culler. Mltse* Louise. Lorena and । Myrtle Weaver of Sunfkld. follow- Mrs. Walbridge of Battle Creek. Mr. The Sowcrby family were Christ-1 Ellen Hilbert and Don Bhorno were 1 mg a stroke. He is survived by two «mm! Mr*. Glen Kenyon nnd Arlan. mas guests ot the older daughter. | Lanstng visitors Wednesday. Mira daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Weaver and Mrs. Matilda Smith. Mr. Frank D«-, Mrs. Frank Graham and family Lorena remained for a fe*' days* . Mbs Alice Walker, a student in t*r. local, and M.r and Mrs..C. P.' jieur Lowoll. Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Hastings, Mich visit with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Woodland High schooL The fufront New York. , Mr. and Mrs. James Nagel enter­ Jordan • neral will be at the Lutheran chdrch Mr. and Mrs. Paul Faulkner of tained tlxlr son* and families on •caret Foster Grand , of East Woodland and « Jor t MO. MUMM M, of « onmd^I UH W«MbM .nd in In charge of “maicving °‘ the house guest of Mra. the Masonic Lodge of Woodland of Hastings were Chmtnnw curaU of M with > family dinner, Rafod* wjs tl,v Bu«. ... m....--- -------------------.- — ------------- --u-' ft,r vs this R. G. Finnic for several several du days this I which which he he has has long long been been a a member memtier, Mr. and "Mrs. Dlls Faulkner. Mrs. Leon Dunning and daughverk. ! Don Shorno who u attending the Mr Mrs Alice Baller entertainedwS Mr.!1 Virginia Military Institute v. of Lex- ter- Lrotrice, also Mra. Kate W11-. uSS ZU «<* ward ing*1- Virginia, left Saturday after ham* visited Mra Georgia Bowker wurof “..Kr-hrt.tn. .. holiday* »,A.i.u.w., at Augusta Tuesday. Cheeseman and daughter Enid ‘ ,he Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Claude Groat nnd Nashville. Mr and Mra Howard wtt& his parents, Mr. and Mra. Er- Mr. and Mrs. Myron Groat were QUALITY Brumm und daughter Joan of Pre- M'4t Shomo. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence mont, Mr. and Mra. Arbie Zemke Fuhr at Pair lake Wednesday DELTON. and .von Edward of Vermontville Mrs. Ella Rogers is spending the Clayton Morford. Jr., spent tlw , und Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brumm ot we«lt in Chicago. last week with lu* aunt and unde,I' Ferrell Coleman of Kalamazoo Woodland Saturday. Mr. und Mrs. Vern Zulck and two Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Scott of Hus- I has como to make his liorr.c with children of Banfteld. Mr and Mrs Ungs. Mr. and Mra. Timothy Scnslba. Mr*. France* Searh-s returned Marsliall Norwood and Mr. and Mra. — - ---------Mr- and Mrs. Alvah Berber of Iruni-" vWl w«h “ Hastings called on Mu* Ida KnesRoger Williams of Delton were ECONOMY in Hickory Corners. Mra Jentuc : trlclt Tuesday afternoon. guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Doster Searles came home with hcr for u Vcnum TcxU.r of Hastings spent Christmas. |[ KROGER STORES || day* Wednesday with hla cousin, Leatncc Mr. pnd Mrs. Ed. Covey of Gobles few Marvin and Frank Groat. Wlnl- Dunnlng spent the Christmas holiday* with IM MeB.m .rJ John M.ta. «r. M„. sla,y ,nd M„. Kcl. Mr, and Mr*. Clyde Ruell and fam­ tta boy. In Mrs. Mile. Bunday lu. 0I went lo Kalaily. ■H.«.l dau Wb» ta.e U.dr nan>e. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKnfght und on the l.ouur roll wbWi nwata ll»y.. IJ,Uc Womm ' praental by Un, two children of Wilmette. Illinois, uTb, lirrnnn e«ry Sunday durlta c.,lc and Mr. and Mrs Joseph McKnlght Ita quarter. ThitaSay. Jan. Sih alll bo the Hastings were dinner guests of Dr. Mrs. Oraon.-B. Garrett M quite Katc Uur4Lck| and Mrs R G. Finnic Saturday. Uck at the prttaiu nntuw with ntemlup trearunr. will be at Ute Mr. and Mra. T. C. Munion enter­ inteumotta. A trained t.urw B farsuto lo lako laI1, tained for Ciiriktnuu dinner. Mr. ing lor her. . »<. — t-... .... rv->..Mt-**rs Frank Doster ....^ and Wm. and Mra. John Weaver ot Hustings, Leo Chamberlain had his tonsil* G. Smith are tlw ,new proprietors Mr. und Mra. Stanley Manker and removed TiH-sday in Kalamazoo. He tn the Delton Hardware. Tiuy have daughter and Mrs. Sarah .Mohler of came home Wednesday. u. u. made some extensive improvements South Woodland, and Mr, und Mra. Born Wednesday morning to Mr. and they liave the best wishes of Lester Brumm of Woodland. nnd Mra. Lyle Lclnaar a 6‘i lb. the ioinniumly for a prosperous u>. Mr. and Mrs Sldrley Slocum and baby girl. New Year. Mr* Barnts lias gone u.uhuir, Dorothy daughter ipsv.li, of ui Coat* L.VJL, Grove v>,v«v ---- Ida ---- — ------------ to ■ Mra. Gladys Gaskill, Miss Donna and Mr. und Mrs. Will' Flory ol* Kalamazoo to keep house-for Iwr |.......... ... .... ........... ................... Harrington. Mrs. ... Sjiencc Uale, Mra. ......., Un. Woodland were guests of Mr. and nephew. । Eiwyn Hayward and Mr. James Mrs. Adelbert Slocum QuUimas. ■ Homer A. Snorter, aged BO years, and j|urry sensiba arc rc oh Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Hilbert, MrS.; for .several year* a reddent of lhu“J?Xk “t .. . ..... . ... .... ■ .. rnmmiinllv Mn, vital,I ut. _ .... went Uon Sta’.a Hilbert und family and Mr. <««>, M SM.y ul,liL » und Mrs. J V. Hilbert spent Clirlst- the home of. his daughter. Mrs.'nl(,ht ,rt foOur Mr John D«ler who mas with Mr. and Mas. Glen Blake George Davenport, near Prairieville. tl He had been ill MX weeks. Hu wife ““-‘f. ft? ’ of Middleville. Dr. and Mra. R. O. Finnic* and his .I.,,.,.,,, daughter ..v, and two two .....I grand «hUchil­ Mr nnd Mn children spent Christmas with tlw hf latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph dren. Tlw funeral service* were them so us to core for tlw futher in held in Henton's thapel at two1 their own home. McKiUghi of Hustings. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shomo and o'clock Wednesday with burial in | The Delton L. A. 8. will be enter­ son Don were guests of Mr. and Prairieville cemetery, Rev. L. D. . tallied by Mr. and Mrs. -Peter Mrs. Geo. Kirshman of Alk-gun Mlles officiating. I Ixinoar on Wednesday, January 4 Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Wertinan, al­ for dinner. Monday. hfr.il Florence Snyder Bates so Mr. and Mrs. John Noble,v. Mr. passedtaway al her home in Writ und Mrs. Jock OConnor and two IRVING. u. Lb. Woodland. Monday. December 28. children of Hustings, afid Mr. and Last Week s Utter. age 31. after a long" illness Bhe Mra. H. W. Nobles of Coral spent John Jenkins, a former resident leaves her Husband. three children. Christina* with their parents, Mr. ' und a brother ol Ml** Mary Jenu>. Lb and Mrs. Milton Nobles at Grand ­ Gerald, iXiris and Janice. Iwr par­ I kins’ of Irving. passed away dust . ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Snyder and ville. . wuvk in Grund Rapids. He was )md one sister Leona. She graduated' Mn. Charles P. Smith came Sat- to rest Monday al Middleville'be; week here with friends. Both. Mr. Mdc his motlwr and father. The church and the Cheerful Helpers and. Mrs. Smith will return the lat­ sister and brother Robert, who re­ ter part of the week to New York sides al LcRoy. have the sympathy Burial was at Lakeside cemetery. they will make their home. of the community. Miss Dorothy Hynes of Dryden where Mra. Charlie Kahler was recently I The Irving school under the able and Miss Hiidnh Summ oi Wolver­ the recipient of a nice little reward direction of Mra. Georgic Samson ine arc home tor the holidays. which rhe received from the SouUi put on a flue Christnuis program Mrs. Grace Stulcup of Alberquer­ ~ ‘ tor tlw entire community last PrtExperiment ----------------que, New Mexico, spent Monday’ Haven Horticulture Couniry Chut—Finest cutliiy _ Lust spring idle______ read___ an day evening. with Mr. and Mra. Welby Crockford.i1 Station. Lzrt Jay Wing of Grand Rapids nnd advertisement in the newspapers There was no Fellowslilp mcetton Robert of Kalnmaaxi were II where a prixe of »25 was offered for inff thia month hut the church and huckkberrv bush Sunday School combined elTofui the latest bcariiur bearing huckleberry 20-os. CCSC gue*t\t>f Rev. and Mrs. Fay C. Wing tlic lo be used in experiments al UiU and gave a fine Christmas program You know the quality - Milled la Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cole and sons Lowell, Mlchijan spent Christmas with Mr. \John Mead of Martin Corners. QUAKER OATS. Rev. Nest is attending the annual Rtjulti m Quick—J 55-oi. pk«i. 25c Student Pastor's Conference at Ohio State University at Columbus. Ohio, this week. Mr. and Mrs. D B. Green and Mr and .Mrs. Ward Green and daughter Phyllis spent Christmas with Mrs *5^ Mlchigaa—Fined Alice Coolbaugh And daughter Flor­ hand picked ence of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. David Kilpatrick ol Lansing spent Christmas with Mr. 15c Preserves 1 - ’’’ 25c 2 NoMM Kiefer Pears and Mrs. Frank Kiliuitrick. Country Club ^allotted Savon Mr. and Mra. Ralph Rk.c and family spent Sunday and Monday with tile former's parents al Beaver­ Dutch Cookies z is. 10c Jewel Coffee ton. . Oven fresh • snortsd verlctiee Mr. and Mra. Karl C. Faul enter­ tained for Christmas, Mr. and Mr:. H. J. Stung of Jackson. Henry Faul of Detroit. Mrs. C. B. Benham of Hastings and Mrs. L. Faul of Wood­ Seeded os itedleu—Cellopbcr.c wrapped land. ■ * Mr. ind Mrs. Harry Bush and son IW Bulk Prunes Easy Task chips 5 il l.. 25c Bob oi Hastings and Mr. and Mn,. HealiMul and econoaiical F. F. Hilbert Were guests oi Mr. and Whila ioap chip* ' NEW-QUIET-LIGHT WEIGHT Mra. J. V. Hilbert Monday. E»aul Kaylor of Lansing was tlic Corn Meal Soda Crackers 2 <b. 19c guest of Mr. .and Mra. Geo. Varney Country Club • Critp and flaky Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rowlader of Grand Rapids apent tlic Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mn, Law­ COMBINES a motor driven rence Paul. .. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Oavit enter­ BRUSH WITH “HIGH-VACUUM” tained Christmas, Mr. and Mra. Mcyrl Davis of Grand Ledge. Mra. Tillie Jordan of Grand RapktB. Mr. nnd Mra. Will Gavit of Lakw'Odcwa. GREAT INTRODUCTORY Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hynes of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs wo.ll. d. 11.39 LAYING MASH Kenneth Gavit and children of West Odessa. Mrs. Geo. Faul and Mr. and MrsRaymond Faul entertained for SENT TO YOU ON Christmas dinner, Sunday. Mr. an^ 10 DAYS’ FREE TRIAL Mr*. Roy JarvU and daughter Al^an and mother. Mrs. Lena Jarvis For the first time, a motor-driven bnuh of Saugatuck. Mr. and Mra. Janies Choice yallow hull—-Ripened to the peak ol their flavoe Neil and son of Ovid and Mr. and h*» been combined with "High-Vacuum" Mrs, Richard O'Brien and children In a quiet, light, medium priced cleaner. Sweet end lender of Lansing. . Its sensational. spectacular performance Mr.' and Mrs. Will Gow of Battle Creek wtre Christina* guests of Mr. with fine duel) will poiitlvcly thrill you. and Mrs. J. W. Hoover and family. Threads, lini, hair and surface litter are Mrs. John Vclle returned to her instantly removed by the fart-revolving home from Tawas City Sunday. She was aecotiuiaiUed by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Giddings and daughter Ruth SPECIAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE Whp will spend tlie bolltUy vaca­ tion here. PHONE TODAY! Mr. and Mrs. Gcorga Varney and children spent Citrirtmas with Mrs. Lillie Taylor of Kalamo. Mr* Sarali Brower Miller passed away at the home of her daughter. Mra. V. E. Wotrtng. in Woodland Saturday, December 24 al the age of Tt years. biif luu been an invalid j for several yean. atxi leaves lo mourn her passing two children, Al* vah Miller and Mrs. V. R Wotrtng, both at Woodland; two grandchtiargn. Dklrnand Culkr bf Woodland and Mra. H. J- Rorick ot Munde. Ind.; one great-grandson. Har­ in old Culler Rarick and one brother. WOODLAND. Mary Long is spending part Christmas vacation with Mr and Mrs. Will Brooks ot Coals Grove. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO SELli?. “S.'SSJJS Red Clover cu 11 ENTHUSIASTS SEND US New Customers EVERY DAY Hastings Lumber « Coal Co. WIVING UII.I.UMS NEW YEAR’S BEST FOOD MR. WILLIAMS VALUES! GIVES EXPERT OPINION Working in overall* in factory, field and mine, Mr. Williams knows the problems of the working man from lii’Hlhand experience. lie says: In Our Meat Department Home Dressed Pork *Tird among lite worker’s took is his Irani easily, anti nfpHght'expense, of Fresh Hams Pork Steak- any opportunities fur join, which may . be open in factories or shops within a radius of many miles.” 7c u.. 7c 8c 5c Side Pork Fat Back 4 Lb.. 25c HAMBURG or SAUSAGE Pot Roast Beef cho«cui* Lk 9c Steak Round or Sirloin 2 Lb.. 25c hk J’ For safety of principal and regularity of dividends, invest your surplus funds iii building and loan shares. They are as near depression-proof as any invest­ ment you can lind^nd return a reasonable dividend. k ™ yT.hc Rational Ifioan & Inuestmeitt (finntpamt k Dttroil'i OIJt&Building and Loan Association 1250 Griswold Street, Detroit J. L. Mans & Sou, Keprceculalivcs in Hastings One More Chance To buy a Good ... Used Car At Bargain Prices TAG 903 Model A, 1928 Delivery Panel 1932 Ford Model B Tudor S75 $545 Demonstrator TAG 897 TAG >74 1928 Pontiac Coach 1930 Model A Tudor $75 $165 1929 Whippet Coupe 1931 Model A Tudor ■ $65 $195 TAG S»S Look These Over Before You Buy UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO. TELEPHONE 2121 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN 10c lOc Veal Chops Veal Roast 8c 5c Salt Pork Pork Liver In Our Grocery Department wm QUICK OATS KING’S FLAKE FLOUR 2 35‘ SEE “THE SAND DANCE ' AND SODA BOIL” In the Amazing demonstration 5 NAVY BEANS 10c *. 19c SUNMAID raisins 27c of the 15c Eureka - CAMPBELL'S 1<a#° 3 19c SCRATCH FEED » 99c OFFER BANANAS Carrots Cabbage Hubbard Squash 5c 5c 3c SWEET POTATOES 4 - 19c CONSUMERS ■POWER COMPANY KROGER-STORES I ■MMM �/HI HASTINGS BANNER WEDNESDAY JANUARY 4, 1IM PAGE TOT crasczey RALE. | LEGAL NOTICES | morGan. r GLASS CREEK. HOI'fTH CHURCH. I chriitmM visitors at Fred Otis' Lost Week* Letter. Mrs. MiUy Flury re turned Sunday Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Willets enterfrom a visit in Plainwell and Kala­ ■ talned their children and grand­ mazoo: . children. twenty-Uucv tn all. Mr. and Mr?. W. H. Van Sickle ot Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. .lo.ipi. , m ;.i Christmas.. Between eleven and twelve Trillion Americans are shareholders in Lanring accompanied their daugh­ u?' The guest* spent Christ - ter. Catherine McAdams, to the Van Mr. and Mr*. Vincent Norton enBulldiuc and loan Association*. They arc the savers, the provi­ tertalned their two sons .and tlwir Woodland; Mr. and JJfmiu in the Fred Bechtal home in Slckld turrn Saturday evening to dent. the thoughtful, of the strength of the Nation. They arc lhe wives, two daughters and thefr bus­ A Hartings. Chas. Whittemore and spend Christmas wiUl them. bands, also Miss ■ Margery. Clirist- Lak.? Odc.vu; Mr. and Mrs^ lamily..Forrest Havens and family. Mr. and Mrs. Mlles Andrus and ....... ---------- ------- Price ut Jay Ware* m Qu.mb(j\5jr. Ra ,. ErWfty and gamijy. cieo Brown 1XUCX.I, UliU . ‘ mas day. • ■ j ■ J — .-• .... -• Robert and Mr. and Mis. Adam Building and Loan. This l« the tinnt means of helping yourself Mr. and Mr*. L E Mudge and ■ and family of Hickory Corners and Eb€riy gpenl Christmas with Mr. by helping other*, and' *trengihenlng the Nation. If everyone ... Mbs Ruth entertained the follow- in i Hastings: Mr and Mr* Henry-:. Robert McGlocklin at\d family of , ftnd yn Mudge and son Leon understood thr- plan of the Building and Loan, there would be ■ '• ing Monday. Fr. John Day and Ragla 1 und Mr. and Mra. Brush ul j H^ng^john Hastings. John Foreman Foreman and and famtarn- nt Wa«Hno« •cverat time* a* many shareholder* ai are now numbered. We in­ 7; driver from Three oaks. Mrs. Fran- Hast.ng* : at Charles Baynt s. Mr u Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs. of Hastings. Maurice Webb and children und vite you to call nt the otTIce of thl* Association, and let tu explain calUd ln the P. • cis Ryan and PrtseeUa of Detroit. ;..nd Mr*. Hwnod Barnum and -<n RlfhJ1Ilj Lenwood Christopher attended the . to you about our bmlness. which you can make your buslnes* with > Bud- Dil’mer of Grand Rapids. Mr. nt , Dan Walldorf!s In Hasting:. ,. ,hIrty.,jx being present Christmas exercises at Barryvl'.le profit and more contentment to yourself. ?'■ and Mrs. Chester Willits and two Sjujay ■ Rtlglerand famlly at John Havers of Cressey spent church Christmas eve. Mr. and Mra.'Keith Dur-1chtl.,trnas his parents here children of'.Lansing. Mrs. Clara OTtkees; ; . We l.iiit* Your Invoitmtnt Mrs. Lctlia Adkins returned to Day and three daughter*. Lei- and ;tee at Adam Endre* in Freeport. gt.vcra, from thlB vicinity attendthe J. W. Howard farm Saturday.; Minute Bailey, ol Na»hvilte.‘ ' Mr. and Mr*. Walter Durfee. Julia, I {ju, Iuncrai of Dr. jaspcr RobinOtto Van Sickle of Chicago ar­ 'Mr. and Mr/. Ray.- Frisket t nnd r.nd ; Mrs. Sarah Durkee al Ebner ;$on whlch rr0lh the Wm rived Friday to spend his Christ, u>H infant son of Battle-Creek were Hl-,Ing ; ’s m TLutings; Mr. and Mr*. Hawna- home Friday. He was well: i>« Christmas guests of thb formers Hubert ; Barnum at)d daughtersi at; and favorably known in this vi- mas vacation with his father. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shafter. Ho­ parents. Mr. and Mrs. O.’ D. Fas- Dwlflit; Bnnum's; Mr.'and Ate* ;clnlty Wld aU ^end their aymmer Shafter. Mrs. MUly Flury of * * rett • . . V :Hen Crock ford- and Arthur Fuller athy w the bereaved-family. Griswold al Jrfienon Detroit, Michigan • Mr, anil Mrs. Arthur Lathrop and ut , Arthur Alh-idlnga in Woodland: oI Orand Rapid* is Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Leo King and Mrs. Louise Ixithrop were m tiie and , .Mr. mid Mr.,. Forest, Parmea-e jp(.lltung jigr vacation with her par­1 Donald King of Lansing. Mn. Irene Local Representative Johnson and son Eugene Johnson 1 ' neighborhood Sunday and Mondhy. arid , children Of Battle Creek and !en., ol Plainwell, and Mr. and Mr*. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop the guests MT. ; and Mra. George Vanden Botch ’ The young people qf the neigh­ of Mr. und Mrs. Ji*m- Fawctt and of ’ Ailtgan at Mrs. Etta Parmelee*. borhood were entertained in the Howard Shaffer of Kalamazoo spent ’Mrs Louim* Lathrop staying al her M.U* Julia Durkee from D. M. I. Ray Erway home Tuesday night. A Christmas day at the home of Mr.! [ Mrs. Harry Hammond of Verhome in Barryvllle. Grand Rapids la spending her large number were present and all 1। and monlvllle. aif Bud Goodron. who is in Ann Ar- । report a good time. I Miss Jeapcttc Ritzman of Quimby I ’ bar U not so well at present, having ChrUtmaj vacation, at home. Several from this vicinity •«< ” «>• I,nZT'wSSfidaTT'V.mimTwTtiTtite .; Mr. and Mra. Robert Owens and Wednesday evening with the tlie 1,ion Christmas day of Mr. nnd Mrs liad pneumonia, following his re-1 On Friday evening our school hnd tlw funeral of Chas. Powell, heldJfDcnt ^" esdaj, et ’enliig with i- daughter* of Grand Haven an* cd cent operation and it Is feared an1 their tree and Christmas program in Mnuxice Hostinssand Thursday. folks. Later, accoin- i Glm Wauon at Prairieville. Donna Foreman of j Webb young b n ^ruTnm^mui V^nwwi ■ otht r operation may "be necr*»ary 1.‘iteiiding several days at Joseph Mur. Rena Pierce and Mrs. Funny under the direction of their teacher. •' . Mi . Olcota Conklin had the ml - 1Croekford’s.. Kalamazoo spent their Christmas *** I Smith of Hastings r*nt Christmas Miss Margaret Johncock. Tlic chil­ fortune* to break her arm. Monday vacation with relatives here. I Christopher,-they returned to fer|I with Mr. and Mrs Donald McCal­ dren did line. .. rrytung while craitklng hcr rar. ^fr^. Cha*. Whittemore apent sev-' t* Here «t>oui thirty young ■lum and family. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ulrich, in ’■ perry Faurtt and lady friend of Letter. eral days last week with 1M.r oiks had gathered for a surprtee ••• m Mr. and Mrs Howard Johnson of company with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Laming tutted his parents, Friday. Everyone I Kalamazoo und Mr. und Mis. Rob­ Hill of Pctosfey spent Christmas 3% Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bali are tho daughter. Mr*. Fred Bechtal hi . — ------. -. ooni . an „)*.,)( Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs. Nelson Hubert ihad a nne ,lnsc P|aylnK ganies. |,.u v,xi parents of an eight .and one-half imuiies. Dhguited as a cow. Ra- inn pound baby girl, bom fx-cembcr Mr. add Mrs. Rankin Hurl. and family in Battle Creek. Ciias. Marion and Norman Erway I da"c,"B. and .8drs,f R1*lanan Jur'; with M university student evaded Soviet' 34th. She will answer to tile name of Kalamazoo spent last week with df‘*«htfu‘ refreshment* ---------frontier guards und *Mpi>ed acrust of Jacqueline. Marie. Congratula- relatives luw. Tile Tlie Christmas Christmas program "held ’held at at-;______ here.lhe oerder into Folsnd. A number of young people were the schoolhouse Friday evening was Mr. and Mrs Mivhlan Burkett at)(l entertained in the Chas. Whitte­ well attended. MORTOAOE follECLO3URE. — Miss Dorothy Mead of Newaygo j family of Kalamazoo spent from more home Friday night, Games ; J’riday until Monday with Mr- and and music furnished the entertain­ arrived at the Mead farm Friday; ment. popcorn and candy were evening lo spend tlic Christmas vaMr*. Leland Hammond. cution with tlie home folks. , Mrs. Bessie Thomas Schuster of M-rved as refreshments. Mr. and Mr* Harold Radford and; Roy Erway and wife entertained i.'u’t V’l!S l’!ace l><J-'-t‘‘d' away Thursday their i.u-ir children j *nd Mr. and Mr*. SchlV I children for for Christmas. Christmas. 't and tlw funeral was Saturday with Clyde Warren nndffamlly spent hilneck of Hartings were week-end ■ bnriul a! Cicxlcv. Much sympathy Christinas in-Lansing. guests of Mr. and Mra. Elzey Mead. ‘ “ is extended the‘hercave<J family. Roy Oakes and family spent | Mr. nnd Mr*. Adntn Eberly spent 7 Mr*. RoLtnil Day und Mrs. Lottie Christmas with Ollie Douglass and,one day last week with their daugh-! i • Hettinger and didtghtew of Alle­ GOOD ONLY ON RURAL ROUTES । ter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Earl i gan called on Mr. and Mrs. Alfred family. I Bruce Slddal nnd family of Grand Mudge and Leon of Hastings. ' Ball and lhe new granddaughter. Sunday. Roland Day and daughter We have nintle Hpccial arrangements with STATE ROAD. ,1 Wilma and Thelma Buskirk of Al- las! weik. Tlie Grand Rapids Herald through which we Last Week's hotter. i;, leann also spent the day al the can offer you The Herald or any of its Bar­ The Fisher school gave a Christ-! Mine place. mas program und tree Thursday gain Day .Specials, in combination with the ' Mr. and Sirs. James Von Hout evening to a full house. Tlie teach- j , ;’j und family have been real sick with Hastings Banner at prices that will save you er and pupil* put on a fine pro--. the flu but arc gaining slowly now. . money. , gram. Old Santa was there with - Mrs. EarL Carpenter is ulso around I hl* load of. presents and unusual ,r,i again alter her long Illness ot the «>.». You 'can’t keep in touch with -local affairs Mrs. Lulu Gray was called to jokes, and we all had a splendid. line . A11' without the home paperjuid you can't afford Leon Gray s in West Vermontville time. to do withoutTi daily newspaper. Mr. and’ Mrs. James O'Connor' COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS on account of illness of Darrow Gray, who phased away Wednesday ■ and June spent Christmas In Bat-j You need the Hastings Banner for local news night. Burial was Saturday at theitie Creek with Mr. and Mrs. Edd.. cemetery.I vuonnor. .• ., . . j Wileox Wilcox cemetery. anti you need The Grand Rapids Herald for . i < siii Jack Fllkton .tark Elliston al and Ila Jamid were I Mra. Archie Cunningham spent the news of the work!, for state news, for '11.it Battle Creek Tuesday. ' Friday in Grand Rapid*. daily market reports, for latest sports und ' Mr. and Mrs. Grover Marshall.| Our hearts were saddened again; for its fearless editorials, particularly those i .nd Mr. and Mrs. George S. Marshall, | in the possipg of another old. real- i on tax reforms. Jr., und family spent Sunday with dent anti neighbor. Fred Burry. Mr. .,. George S. Marshall Senior, at Nash- and Mrs. Barry have lived on our ; Our combination is absolutely the best you ville. ' I road for many years, and raised a i i'.o Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hoffman and very large family and trucly know! can get. No other will so nearly fill all your . t.iiou son Victor spent Christmas with Mr.the hardship* of lite. Your writer reading matter rvtjuii'eirtents. and Mrs. Glen Aspinal and family. recalls dnee when she was a mere; jw >n the Durfee district. |girl of being to the big "Barry­ - -' Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gray of De-, County Fair" und Mr. and Mrs. I ’ troit and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray Barry won the prize for having the ■ a a_- of East Assyria' spent Christmas largest family on the fair ground. i ?'• with Mrs. Lulu Gray and Robert. (They paraded past, the grandstand j Mr. and Mrs. James Van de os-they had came to lhe fait, in a’ Glelson and nephew ot Kultynazoo wagon with a team ot iiorses. They ' a. 11 attended lhe funeral of Darrow were all seated in the yagon andj '• 1? Gray Saturday. ' tiie room was all occupied. I just ,.i;i Mr. and Mrs; Clyde Cheeseman don't remember the number, but You. can make tho Same saving on the price ’■ and family and Mr. und Mrs. Wacd they won the prize, tn heljiing to' of any of The llernlil Magazine Clubs, if or­ checscmnn and daughter spent raise this large family he has dered with the Hastings Banner. . ■j, Christmas wnh their mother, Mrs.iearned peaceful rest. - Id.-t Cheeseman. at Nashville. i Mrs Lena Becker and Homer cn-' -j -7 . Mb* Myrtle B Conklin of tertalned ‘ for Sunday dinner, Mr. Traverse City spent Christmas with and Mra. Chfton Becker jmd family s < -I. her mother, Mrs. Frank Norton, and and Mra. William Schazenbaker and । ' ; । family. json Leo of Bedford. - • Alla Campbell of Charlotte and! Mr. atgl Mr*. William Coleman of ‘17-,'Mrs. Ella Taylor of Nashville spent Rutland visited Mr*. Janet Pplten-r (Christmas at the home of Mr. and|gill Tuesday. !!.; Mrs. Frank Norton. , i Mr. and Mrs. Winn Jtobles bf| Tis Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jarrad and coral, spent Christmas with Mr. ' r? ' ;, .on* of West Vermontville and Jock and Mra. Jack O'Connor and famji,i Elliston of Nashville spent Christ- ily. , .4 ma* at L. W. Jarrad's. ■ | Mrs. Mary O'Connor of Martin Mrs. Clarence Cunningham was gnd Robert of . Northern Michigan I taken to Uh* Pennock hospital ut.are spending lhe holidays at their ■ Hastings Sunday night. | home here. a .• --------------- --------------------Mr. and Mrs. Orval Fountain and I baby of the North are visiting rela-1 tlvcs here during the Ixiliday*. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Roberts and ---------------*-•-*------ :—— ( family spent Christmas with rclaNORTH HOPE. ' lives in Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Anders and Mrs. Mary Saunders is entertain-1 mother spent Christmas with Mr Ing her daughter from Detroit a ■ and Mrs. Chas. Welch In the Striker few weeks. district. Rush Saunders and daughters and ids sister Edith left Monday for Indianapolis to spend a few days, | Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bitgood and Havens in Southwest Rutland. [baby of Nashville have moved in' Dan Karns spent Christmas with i »— Tuyle’s farm Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilcox and Bin BRANCH DISTRICT. Investing Safely .. CHANCERY a*Lf. Standard Savings & Loan Association Carltea. PI..B- CHANCERY SALE BARGAIN DAY OFFERS! The Grand Rapids Herald and The Hastings Banner Both One Year *5^ SEND YOUR ORDER TO THIS OFFICE SERVICE - Prompt Delivery and Care in Handling Best of Quality in all grades of coal. 7.’ * and a fine program. llum. r Ym£| The Klingensmith school also put! Mr. and Mrs. William Faust arc 'on a. good program Friday night entertaining their nephews from Thrce for "a few "weeks. ' 'r' t •»«’ «u attended. Tbr ~ Rivers fnr “~'r* Ous Peake and family was guests '.I Mrs. Maude Smith visited our si»'M 1 school recently, also the nurse called • ’.,.7'?" I there one day lost week. ;T'.i lr' Willson Fedewa has been absent i - -»r - from school the past three weeks! SLEEP ALL NIGHT i entertaining the mumps. Little Ray Jenkin* hu been very; -EVERY NIGHT! tut «.f.t1 ill with the flu. We hope he will • Don't wake up for bladder re­ Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Ullery and: lief. Physic the bladder as you daughter of Dowagiac and Mr. and would the bowels. Drive but.imMrs. Sherman Sharpe of Grand purities and excessive acids Rapids spent Christmas with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. John- Ing In wakeful nights, leg pains, backache, burning and frequent Mrs. Ed. Lalonde called on Mrs. cjealre. BUKCT8, the bladder Eunice Hoyt near Oates Corners physic, made from buchu, juni­ one afternoon 4ast week. per Oil. etc., works effectively bn Kim EifUr. Attcrn.y !< IlMUMa, Uietican. The Chinese, instead of raising statues to their heroes of Use recent Japanese attack on Woosung, are to build a model village as a me­ morial bowels. Oct a regular 35c box and after four days If not re­ lieved of getting up nights your druggist will return your money.. Make tills teat. You are bound lo feel better after this cleans­ ing and you get your regular sleep. Carveth & Stebbins, Druggists, Hastings. E. L. Kane, Druggist at Nashville, say BukeU is a best seller.—Adv. ' The COLD DAYS are NOW HERE! Buy your coal NOW! ‘ ‘ FILL YOUR coal bin BEFOREthe REAL ZERO weather Carnes! DON'T GET CAUGHT some sub­ zero day WITHOUT FUELI Smith Bros. Volte & Company DEALERS IN WOOL. GRAIN. SEEDS, FLOUR, FEEDS, COAL. SALT, LIME AND ETC. , Telephone 2257 Hastings, Mich. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-01-11.pdf 50e4137bd01998b1a30aec0c01fb3cb4 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR NUMBER 31 PAGES Ito 6 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JANUARY 11, 1933 10 PAGES THREE CHURCHES I UNITE IN SERVICES I THE BROTHERHOOD <$£XT MONDAY NIGHT I CARD ARRANGED FOR ATTORNEY MG DON­ THE UNEMPLOYED 1 JUDGE HOLOS THE Every Penny for Welfare First Meeting At The Freej Speaker Dr. Ernest Burhapt ALD WILL SPEAK Methodist Church Thura- GOLOENGLOYESGO SIGNERS LIABLE Every One Should Attend NOT ’SEEING RED' i ’ —Edwin Sayles Captain Of Supper Squad JUDGE HAWLEY DECIDES BOND GIVEN TO PROTEOT CO. 18 VALID CASE RECENTLY HEARD HEREBY IONIA JUDGE I day, January 19 Admisaion Prices for “Lucky Boy Minstrels” ARE showing amazing j Every member of .the Brother-J'AT PARENT TEACHER AS- The Wesleyan Methodist, the Free' FOURTEEN BOXING BOUTS ARE SCHEDULED FOR hcod should be.tr in mind thc meet-1 30CIATI0N IN CENTRAL Methodist and the Pilgrim floUneis ‘ Reduced to 50 and 35 Cents—Big Troupe I patieijmun these ';ing : churches have organized -and will1 to be held next Monday night JANUARY 16 AUDITORIUM JAN. 19 DIFFICULT TIMES hold a union service on tlie third and be present, brcauie he will hear ’ of 60 Will Give Entertainment Thurs­ ; j mc*tegc from the speaker. Dr ErTLIC..r- um ■ Dc BEST AMATEURS IN jnest Burham. of the faculty HIS THEME WILL BE NO VIOLENCE IN THREE day Night, January 12, at 8:00 Wv*ttn State Teacher*’ College.1 ’ •CHILD-DELINQUENCY" m" THIS SECTION TO MEET YEARS OFDEPRESSION *,which will Le more than worth III* o’Clock—Let’s All Go I [while. J. iowed by the-semce at 7:30. 1 . . — —. , State Banking Dept. Can A change in the price of admi»- benefit some worthy local.project. Famous Investigated; Whit-' Dr Burnham l* not a stronger iff Parent-Teacher Associations ^MuSrclXearcd i»K Williams, Gives Rea • Hartings, nor to the people of Barry ( Are Doing Good Work Now Reorganize or Liqui­ don for lite Lucky Boy Minstrels" • 8on3 ” r, or Their mi J county.- He 1* always welcome a* entertainment has been jnade. I. #t J(mJa W(.dnrMlny nlR11. In Hastings sons p For Their Attitude Attitude (speaker becuu-M.- of the souruiue*?, date Nashville Bank will be given, as heretofore an- tj,,. pj.Opie wrn. delighted that There are said. to .be some ten to and sincerity of his Views, and be-j _______ Because the ----------Welfare --------------Association . An invitation is extended to each Seat Prices Slashed For This and every person in Barry county Event—Any Profits Go who Is interested in the salVatlon.of To Boy Scouts men to join in these services. For further information inquire bf Rev. Local amateur boxers and some Uu? Pxj»ncnts of (lie fistic ;o present thc Minstrel show ‘, Wm. C. Geartieart. 401 E. State Road. Hostings. . Mt Jn |hu iecUon aUtff wiu Last' week Judge Royal A. Haw­ nounccd tomorrow, Thursday night, another performance was required pei-‘cause of his keen interest in the . ley. oi Ionia, who sat as judge In beainnlnit nt eiaht o'clock In the Thundav night and the opera hotiM.- twelve million* ol unemjiloycd - ■ , ■’roirXS packed both nights and about sons in this country Who are linobh . the case, handed down an important Central school auditorium. The 76c ।nary T2. the Central P T. A., meet in the Golden Gloves final to derision involving the Nashville *enu have been eliminated. There 31)0 wpre Uirn‘’d away. The net, Vo n,td jol». What are they think-' 4>__, be held at Odd Fellows arena Mono.i)*j, captain. k.,PV„i. Thc .... other)changed v..„. .c..u.>rvU its regular meeting from State Bank. On January 1. 1931 will be only two prices far wots—50c procecdH of the two nighU were > ,I|g about?. What it their Mate o! ,■ Edwin Sayles, . toWflrll llu. country toward i ‘member* —u— are: ----- Dewey T'--—■ Reed. Herbert JiUlu.liy 12 to Thuriday evening our county treasurer had on deposit and 35c. All the proceeds will go IL-xD. all of which went for welfare , ‘®’arU Reinhardt. Buri Rfrtng. Warnn In that bank, the gum of 421.000. Jyr welfare work There U scarcely »™k there All real* were rold scheduled, and barring sickness or .n teneral? It V. would be ? In-If!* .» ««He«v in ------ ------ „ carried over from the precedffliF a jierum who wouldn't be glad to;,K" accident all the contestant* lure Walter Scott, D. Sharp. Kim Sigler, on child Dehftqt.’« uc>.’’ Mr year and secured by n depositary give 50c to help welfare work In UH* ten year*, the Imcky Boy Mimtrel* , te’** k,^*j *'£ 4,1 l’ signified their Intention of being on have given entertainments m Ionia । The.*rhad Uw'irr.-at I™* Hf « d smith. W ill i._ Streeter. Harold , McDonald has made . ; .-Udy of th. bond, which expired December Ji. city. Certainly 35c could be afford­ band Winners of the finals will ba 1030. Our board of supervisor*, at ed by many. Anyone who bujs a ! ".k a>lU i tW~nt \ rai^d Iteo^ds itotarv Smith. Alcid Stauffer. Stanley ;ub)«t and wtU consider such quc>eligible to take part in tire regional L 3 L l .V C .± “ ?^ . Xb to tSutSXluX ‘ . ofX?. M 5 EaI1 i lions .is the following Do children fy the demand. This ought to be ai uw j ,. ANNUAL GATHERING HELD their January session U^ 1931, ac­ ticket for Ute "Lucky Boy Minstrels" .meet at Battle Creek next month. proof Uiat the show will be worth i Club by Whiting Williams, of cl«-v«--1 * worth,Club [Smith. Ed. Bnuth. Roy ThomahilU. a phUorophy of life?" "Whrt cepted the bank's bid for deposit of will know that practically every cent while. that ON MONDAY—OFFICERS •’"ifecause'"of"the fact that all who •' 'land. His theme wa.> "What Is Jn wnni^w county funds, and directed that the of It will go .to benefit needy people iwiil take part '" in “ this I prompts an adolescent to commit > WERE RE-ELECTED “ contest ’“ are At St. Johns, they had planned to*l‘he-Workles* Worker s Mind?" imTmrfiTrn treasurer dc|xwit coun.ty funds In Tlw big company of sixty will be (already known It will be possible to lenme?" “Why are there apparently, appear just one night, but thy j l|| I fl] -UkSl ■ the' Mr. Williums — . b no*a the Nashville bank upon the bank broughl here from Ionia reforma­ arrange tire bouU in advance as Is no many delinquent* today?" "In 'furnishing bond* to the treasurer. tory witlHiut u cent of expense— crowd* were so great they came ■ flclal uf the Cleveland Steel Com-, Idone during thc regular Odd FelI what way may we mceVHit sit.ua- GUILDS CONTRIBUTE That was Uw only action taken by they will come In (heir own convey­ back, a second night. About 70 lunla [ pany. but for miny years devoted i Jlow shows. In “ a tournament mien such Ition?" With a large army of young. n*ni r- AocioTAXif'c; 10W 5n ')”' Jn folk* motored to St. Johns, hoping hi* time to social work. In that ca-1 the board in this mutter. Accord­ ances. Ttrfre will be only the to ifwople tramping the country today. VALUAoLt AoololANLt as wa* given on January S, of get stnU und were unable to r.en parity lx; visited Englund, trance., ingly llw county treasurer arranged n«ea»ary expense of advertising and ! in search of economy security, every -- -------| course., this Is impoulblc. During with tile bank for such bond or printing of tickets, widch will be gel near the place. Several have Germany and Italy, donning hi? : community Im a ciiallcnge to meet Charity Cnacs Increased Dur-; the preliminaries, in fact, contckbonds. On January 13. 1931, 817.­ small. All tiie rest ylll be net. Un­ 'purchased tickets for the'Minstrel* overall* and working with men in; ...m „„ -------tants were not ail registered until pin ”!» iUr.n> >"E Pa!t Year—E’er? Oift after 7:00 o’clock and the necessary 000 more was depoiited in the Nash­ tier thews conditions every seat in l»r, W Tl>und.r Oldhi. ...d pred- UcWrk. u>d in »». .nd 1 > w ROBERT McKEOWN TOLD k’ W some of d.ffioultieS » ».. ta Oreauy orkm j red-tape of ranking the drawing*. ville bank. In February 1931, the tire* Central auditorium should be county treasurer. Hie bank and ns taken. Tf»ox- who buy the scats: • filling out the judges’ cards, etc.ln.hb „ llw ben -Jot <»,l milU' u. ..I »*.«■» h.d rm-j THEY MEET ' J - „,„Tmen- li On Mond.y th, .nnu.l nnenn, el। officer* and directors agreed Hut will not only know that practically mld.». U». e.„ x^d in St. John, ? this country. । ----------, IS m3? .n«”.«» W—« “> <*»«» I-' , terfcrcd with tlie usual smoothsto —y~ ------ , the county treasurer would con- t very « nt tlu*y pay for tickets will [running performance of these shows, I thc play room roilowing the meet-.I ’ •utal met at thc home of Mrs. EdSon ,c — fans falled ~to ---appreciate tinue to deposit county food* in the go for welfare work, but that In ad- h-re • Inasmuch u-Zthl* show of & aiding OFFER t--------------------------— -fact “ -----------for thc.sole purjiore ‘J*on£ wJker ini D||ecpQ.TRUCKS Ub i.utA^rnMDCTiTinN At li* convention at ---------------ward Goodyear Luncheon wasr Ux lhat—— to ,n elimination bank, if Uic bank would furnish to dition they will attend Uh- best ” UNFAIR COMPETITION tlie Parents and Teacher*, in which frved at one o'clock followed by tournament the officials have little show ever ^brought to this wtifare work, and inasmuch a* the . the county taeusurer u surety bond minstrel i price, have been fixed-at 3ftc afid | --------lfl sWe president* look part, it was' 'he business session The same offl-! „aF retarding the pairing*. Con­ In the sum of 85.000 and a j»er*onal < ' fatten ran min.jn'l ,bn*» have K onVy IJXX i ' iot m V w&S. ’ ST Wpier Transportation Proves v~tn ’ .. . ... — -.2 — ... urnin, Trnnermrintinn Prnvnn voted"to^ adopt some theme for > cars were elected for the coming-j testants register according to their bond signed by the directors of the put on by inmates of the Ionia here, |here Is no reason why the ; \ | ' p,n„„oi„n Tl,nn Rv thought, thou in order that aM us.vociu-1 year, namely: Mr* H. O. Hayes, antj division and pairings bank for 820.000. This was done been I uru( given in three or auditorium should not be crowded 1 ntVerJ*L J tiJir view* 1 Moro Expensive Than By |lions might'work toward an objec-----,J—” w - Kellar Stem. vice-|jxave 'to *be — ----- — nresident: Mr*. made -*• automatically. ’ with 'the understanding thpt wlien Reformatory 1 cittes each year No charge .. b,. *ure and get a ticket and hdp sn r ‘ ! Railroads, Records Show ------------- ------------------­ president: Mrs. M. A. Lamble, sccrc-. Bul wln bring together the legislature sliould pass a certain four I tivc during thli school yean Tlumade.-and it 1* always done to the lwdy by doing *o T began in| The shaker at the Rotary lunch- one fleeted Was: ^Safeguard Om rury; Mrs Frank Andrus, treasurer: thc twQ ln each cU.M an(j bill, then pending, providing for ever i other security for dcpa-.lts of public — . Mrs. E. A Burton chairman Charit? | lon w ho were successful in the Children Through TIUs Crista." In ­ ‘———------------------------------------------------------------- 1929. Mr. WUlums has frequently Monday noon was Robert Me- rhndren Through Tin* Crisis. Inmoney, then Hw directors of flitterpreted in the broadest sense there committee; Mrs. Chas. Doyle, chair-! elimination round*. Estus Matteson Nashville bank would be released are many wayit In wh^clt children man Houk committee. Mrs. John (Of Plainwell who put up such a from their Individual personal | i must be safeguarded. This' year Nobles. Mrs. Edw Goodyear and,Rreat contest against Buck Schillbonds, when the recurttlcs provided |1 A H. Carveth being the other matl of Hostings, will meet a worthy parent - Teacher associations i n Mrs. ------------by the new legislative act fccre de­ Hastings «»«c have worked toward this ■ members. opponent in Pete Mitchell of Lowell. ROY TERrtNlNG. i A.... mux Te.icrKA a«. r^bUbd I t>;11slmrvii and Chicaito mingled . . . . ba, d,.b..d .oi.> ,u>. “ubSXd. ..Ubd™ It is very gratifying to the Board} a fast closy Uixcr anit a hard posited with the county treasurer I jOn February 2, 1931, a bond of.1 to feel that they have done as well. punclWr. Steve Karmes will meet Roy Terpentag will have an auction 1. d their meetings, talk.-d In their .» not boen "J”' U,> 830.000, Sighed by the directors of | . . on the Ernert Itayne* farm. 6 miles vernacular, which he know*, for the £“}^.^‘^Weitorc 7n^taS as they have, when everything isihls old fri(,nd Bnd arch opponent, the bank, was furnished to tlu- BANKS AND FACTORIES south of Hasting*, or 1 mite south purpose of getting their react.on to «« Xring and n ^hou!J !> taxite cZSS considered, and have not been, jjud wiczorck. for the third time county treasurer, the signatures not । forced to ask for assistance from < ln the local arena. Thc veteran. Art of the Hendershott school, sale to present conditions. .l.u “ Ji » n marki-t town und'?y 1 ‘ NAME DIRECTORS appearing on the ilr.-il page of the ' b-gin nt w P- M. Col. Henry Flan- i As a result of his Investigations in!'d "°t. ?*}?■?..* 'heaiert be n nnrt Barry county people. However, this i no^den. of Belding, will get a would not be possible wwe it not chance to square matter* with Edbond but on t>U' reverso side, under AND OFFICERS the. usual affidavit of‘Justification for Ute appropriation made by theidfa. McGrath for a shaded defeat in Illg. OI TsX l^Va'n Sre calnmew anrTcouragein the ^kbo** «* coni»“nl" ™e^tiona. co-operating urth county, the endowment from lhe,the opening show here. Pete Barof the surely. This jiutlllcation re-. _ . -u . wri:c u .nr , hoik -... Z—_Wgrain, i.lent*ca mini. luui courag n r ha* been railroad 34 — Slirop sn<<T>. — nay. railroad bond*, bonds. pne one comcom- th< ,h(.. welfare w,ifare and and Red Red Cross Cross organiorgani- , Mesaer estate and the generous as- |OW Bnd RarTy Beaver, two popular cites that, those who signed the FEW LHANutb MAUt 1 fodw'r, farm tools and mlsccHan- face of severe difficulties on the part puny owning over 81.0U0.0rto.000 of z.-ftions. are doing o splendid work ini -----------------------— ... Jstance of the various Guilds. These lQCal flyweights, will box It out for tame me tlie sureties on the. within1 iai niRFCTORATF^ b«ul,.ndUuia!chon.»l«>Uwrt UmtUIUnHICS।; ernun artick-s. Sec the adv. oii’an- of the average American workman .tuch ....... ........ . we ... ---are --all HUMUUX making 11V* new HniAIIVIIO. garments, IKVUUIHB mending old ; three contributions have enabled. the championship in Che open divls­ who is now out of a job. This work­ UUI bonds.I.- Therefore, i oilier page for full particulars. .iw. A.WIUV nt rail.-------------- —ki—>—i—>—< Pennock hospital to continue Its lon walker of Crystal, who is worth 82.000. "Thi* 820.000 bond I n. num i*Ji«klrMLth<- unfavorable eco­ interested in. the stability of rail- onw nnd, making bedding to insure trod ihc surety bond of 85,000 were;Officers Chosen For Ensuing work and keep its bills paid, while KOrcd two knocko<)ta in two tries road*, whose difficulties ui Che pre-.comfort in home* of distress. In nomic conditions with a spirit which deposited with the countydreaaurcr. " ----- *Arc — The “ ------ AAs hospitals In many places. larger | d[;rinlf the elimination round*, will Year Same HEAR LUREN D. DICKdocs him the preanat credit. Mr eni lime arc largely caused by un- onc K.wing room alone 30 new gar- than Hastings, have been forced to.'iiquare ----- --------------- Herbert • — —•— On April 15, 1931 the state IcgUla-1 competition with truck,-, anu mento were finished In two ufteraway with Stemter, INSON SUNDAY EVENING Williams has talked with hundreds fulr * Heretofore buivs operated over thc highway* noons, 'by " —J ------ture passed the measure, which wiu. i 20 exiienenced scam­ close partially or entirely because I hard-hitting midget from Sunfield. ------------------, I of such.workless workmen of all ria- and 1 approved by the governor, providing '■ .Tuwduy wus annual meeting day: with water transnor’ation • .... of lack of funds. However, the first needs It may even be that the two popFormer Lieut. Governor To*tionaH>cs —Poles. Italians, German-. much-------------------------cannot be said in- praise Mr. McKeown cited the fuel that rtf the family .arc not all Parent- . Too <hat a bank holding public deposits bon, banks, also tor three of the ------------ . tilnr Baird brothers. Dick and : .Negroes ns well as native Americans. federal law railroad* are pru- Tcn'cher associations help to pro-; nf the work of the Guilds, every one chuck, will meet to deride the midCOUM pledge its effects us ,*cu|,‘ty | fa(.Wnes nn(1 for t|ic viking Equip-i Speak At Methodist Church /- That the state of mind of the under * iribitesi from competing with each vide.' The monthly meetings of the of which readily responds to. the rUeweight'-cluimpkMMhlp. Lyle Jforth compaiiy. which b u finals ‘ ----------------------------—Auspices Of W. 0. T. U. American unemployed worker is*other, given and the ca .hler was requested > and they arc subject to rigid jwociatlona irt each school give its lemands made upon itof Ionia and Lovell Guidebeck of ■ s-e»1 Sun.l.r nHtht. at Ite Mrtto'noonnu.lv bnurr IJ. au ™ , control by the government,.which listeners humorous things to laugh During the past year the number Otsego will also meet for a return on several occasions by members ol The Hastings-National Rank sc-i' “ «d was proven by tne election last ' their rates and govern* nearly at. something worth remembering. of Charity ernes has increased so1 bout. Vick Black. Stanton wildcat, the board to complete the agree-1directors John F Good- list church, our former Lieutenant November. Mr. Foster, an ouUand- axes 1 conditions under which they and calls upon ana something fomentingpractical pracuCTu to m be wv procp«*v-;there nice have ,,«•«- been more — — h—j will be matched against a worthy rtn'.,a;'C I?0 pcrf'<1Jlal b*n',,iyear. David 8. Goodyear. H G. Governor. Lurch -D. ---------Dickinson of .vu«. out •<-. nd. whom -........... -l.-.a it was expected 1nil the operated. There 1* no such con­ Heed.. Last'month, in both ward the charity fund, every dollar of opponent in the person of John of 8.0 000, This, however. . Hayes. Charles S. Potts, Frank D Charlotte, will give nn address at'would receive hundreds of thou- are ■ ITAU. u.n Toil.ui.1. Albrrl W>1-' 7. IS. Tills meeting will be under sands ofvote#, actually received less trol with their competitor*, the ■chooU.. people were turned sway which h expended carefully and Mltchrl| of Lowell. These and busses nnd trucks and lake and.cu-., or iacK U1 Kaui ,s room: Parent-fwisely ru.vui-। ■ tor lack of seating j other equally good bouts will make U». Unk held. ...d -p-l flmJohn >. .... ------ ----- ------ ,the llv nujpnin ••. C. T. U.. , than BO.OOO. Mr. Thomas, the so­ auspices ut of mv the W. to!! Surely the rcsldepta of Barry u one or the amateur cards ■ Railroad* contribute Teacher m.-etinp- arc open to pllcabk under .hr Uw1»r d.i«»lr «,ld S. S Tlirre jGoodyear, president; D David T:.. .v will -;:r be U special music. jcialist. candidate who. because of eve»y 1riuI carriers detail of their maintenance very^ne. -------------------------------with the comity treasurer, were at; Goodyear, vice-president; H. G. 'f; There should be a good | eountv hove a lot for which to be thnl j^ng fan_, will have a chance rc3V are the times when those'existing ' These conditions, it was believed ' aside from that tn the state of that time held as collateral to n1 Hayest’vice-pre.Udrnt and cashier; . W|W Btr opposed to the return of* would have some two or three mil- and attendance . at the meeting next grateful when one considers the etti!lo ln wrne time. . f pay over 810.0W.000 in 835.000 loan made by the Nashville Leon Tolhurat and Ona) Sayles, a*- !the *aloon should find som<\common lion* of votes, actually polled le*s Michigan cck Thursday night to hear Aitor-1 dent management by the Women’s prices for this match have been ■ tuxes for the support of the public ••y McDonalfl. ■ Board and tjje splendid and .cn|>able cut {o t);0 pone according to) the bank from the Grand Rapids No- shitant cashiers. 1 ground for action. There are many than WM.CXX). and over iialf of those schools, the busses and trucks tlonal bank. ----- --------------------• superintendent, Mlw Luverne Hirst,; management. Balcony seats that The Hastings-City Bank selected pgpje who believe that there is no were not the vote* of workmen, but 1use thc white public highways and con­ During the first six months of who with tlie Board “ in■ cbloM fonnerly 40cboor have been re^.n^nEoernon I rt "’cooperates W <o sold Me: for main directors Kellar Stem, R. C, Ful-1 tarront for Interfering with th® were cast by Idealists, or by people ' almost nothing, and one 1931 there were heavy withdrawals as J.eVery way possible In keeping ex-ljtuc^j lo 30c; main floor seats that ' ler, Robert Walton. Dr. C. 3. Mein- r)B)U oj individuals to drink liquor who were dissatisfied with the an- tribute MAKING GOOD RECORD penses to a low fowl~-n I। used say nothing in comparison to ■ (iactj to t0 bring 66c ego are are- now now priced at from the Nashville bank, so that on tyre, A. H. Carreth. M.^L. Cook.,M_ ln moderation, who arc utterly op- nounccd platforms and programs of might ' (Continued on page seven, part 2» A. Lambie and Fred W. Stebbins.' ,^.,1 t0 the return of thc saloon. the republican and democratic par- 'the damage they, do to the high­ ’ ----------Thb Women’s Bowe? rd appreciates j 1Qc; whlJe ; ringside seats _________ have been ways. The waterway*, no matter Necessity tluced frora from 8»c l0 to 66c. Any profits For Retaining!th* k'ni!ly »P‘rtt shrfrn? by eeveryone iver>’onp r .,,dueed Any proflla Tlw directors named a* officers M., common ground must be found for . 2, . au T and wishes to assure themthat that ithtafrorn (frwnthls ,h ow w ui be donated by how much money the govenimen' them it >ho w will L. Cook, president; Fred W. Steb- n|, thfW ()t.oph- to get together. Un­ In his visits to the big cities he may have invested in Uiem. ar • CHARLES ROBERTSON Their Services Shown In ! 0 hly through cooperation that the the Odd Fellows to the Barry Coun­ ....—-n— -—r~------- ----- - i Fl’iiuws iu MKT niulf Owliiibins. vice-president; M. A Lamble qIU5uonably Mr. Dickinson, who is said ho hud beeri impressed with the free. United States and Canada f hospital can be kept going and, and ।, scout organization. Tlck»t Ticket Bank Holdup Last Week [hospital 3caat CHOSEN AS CHAIRMAN vice-president and cashier; R. C.IB pleasing speaker, will have somc- coolnr-MT of American unemployed. ! .maintenance ’-.inlanari'- cn*tx kent ■_ -L — ’ have bud’ Hu- Soo canal* and make ' „ < . kept as low OS a.vI( Stebtrtnf bege... today Carwth & ftre’ Tb<costs ‘ Drua Stareat and Reho._ Cliandlcr and Loyal Lowell, assist- j (ipng to any that will be interest­ men toward tlu* red* andjhe soclai- no charges for locking vessels f Store and Rehor'al Barry Ooutaty Road Commis- ant cashiers. ists. He said he liad stood In gath­ ing on tlu»t subject. impaigii in favor of eliminating gU who are interested in the hoa-l H,r.wUh t/thc ~ the complete complete card: card: Tlie international Seal and Uxk-------- --------------erings in Detroit. Chicago and Pitts­ through them. State regulation y: ■flcnignn s State Police. Tlie splen- j .,[laj extends congratulations to , - ' sion Makes Good Record burgh. where red Speakers were trucks and busses to inconsistent 'id record they haw made in re-' M(iS Hirst,and tlw ho^ members! 1— Welterweight, novice —■ Bud ECONOMIES RESULT .... and Jhere arc no provisions that ap-, For Low Maintenance Chrfft, Hastings, vs. Clair Kauff­ th(?lrnne flneaccompusnmcni*. accomplishments,unuj and 1 ply to till* competitive transporta- : -ent '», month* will no doubtrpul — an I f(fftneir ,1 to flint. ntrUntirttl Tlie T Ilf- hrlAal I ■Jwpe ... ...... nol ... man. Alto. ■ Tile Barry county road commis­ because there U n6 federal au- end that agitation. lhal 1M3 muy M ourt-1 taxes approve their teaching. It was quite Hon. ,----------™reutheir “ r"^utors uTa7was sion have selected us their chair­ 2— Welterweight, novice — Richard ’lority governing competitors i -nurder Tiurder of of the the Jashler cashier of of the the Kaleva Kalew "cull ns WQ3 1931 1033 -------In Barry Co. ‘Znot^r unfair ’thing 1* that truck [bonk by thc four bandits who rob-; CU 1 — ns ;-----------------------------man. Charles Robertson of Middle­ Tlie officer* were selected as fol­ .Highway Costs Palmer. Middleville, vs. Ken Another unfair thing 1* that truck ’ >ank by the four bandits who rob-1 . ”... “<7; m±. unto VX.Tu.bM ,h.<. unuiuum. Um uibse,uto- ’________ ______ ...„ ..... nuukiK.1 .--.[..rftftn .nd al,u tha . ville. Mr. Robertson ha* been a very lows: President. E. Tyden; vice-* Buehler, Freeport. one where a man was talking oi tii-. cmt)l<nw» any wage,1 quent capture of all four of them. I fintC Tine UHLLO faithful, painstaking official. He president. C. W. Crawford; sccrc-1 In 1 $32 Were Fifty-Four 3— Featherweight, novtce-itowarq novice—Howard nun I.in n-*------------------rrurrcz' 3-Fcathcrwright. virtues or a dandruff cure another and keep Hum w-JJtang -mde largely through the effort* of r --------------tary. M. L. Cook; treasurer. A. E p er Cent Less with his associates on . the board DURING PASTWEE a Ktna. Otsego, vs. Tom Graham, where n speaker was dwelUiw upon "»d keep m no doubi rfat . | -------— ■ — -------------i Johnson. ' have faithfully endeavored to give Irving. The .Viking Corporation named as! Taxes for hlghway punwse* In hl* peculiar notions rcllgton — W«>~ul diwn.in.nt murtoto.' ™n'to ‘SrS "i”cabout :!X2.>'Jh ana elunw public mmlmmL a IFire Department Bonponded to the people of Barry county the ice —Fred Walter. directors E. Tyden, A. E. Johnson. Ba»ry county have been 'reduced each drew fur larger, ««« , , raiJroads are Mrictlv regulat- - more roundups of bandits like those f J, , greatest value possible for the Herbert Stemter, 1*r cent ln the pa4t,y?a5’ “,c* those attending were far more in­ M « and hour, ; rwiulbl. for th. rownrdiy kUUnd; Promptly — None Of.The | money spent in the county on roads J. W. Radford. Richard Groos. IL D. >i- —.m ru,K. I nf ciuhter Billman will make other; Blazca Were Serious There is no probability of new Cook and M. L. Cook. .Tlje officers cording to statistics compiled by the terested in what the speaker said, ! 5—FlywetgMt. open—Pete Darlow, E. Tyden. president; A. E. State Highway, department Econ­ than were those r‘— ,K“ luh lh«>r mu. while Uwir eomp.il- buidlU tod otter .i.to tten Mlrte construction this year on new coun­I are; . Thi un.m' The alarm of fire Tuesday night [ Johnson: vice-president; J. W. Rad- omlcs tnsHtuted by county' and Hastings, vs. Harry Beaver, Has­ to ... ■>« «• Muted. . tte K.1—robto,. *h» !" of last week came from the home of' ty roads. But the commission will. ford, secretary; A. E. Johnson, township officials and laws adopted tings. Like over 108 more miles of town­I treasurer. Thc state of Michigan, lie said. now in jail, arc reported to have, Wilfonl Platt. 428 East Marshall:;. ' b>’ the legislature made this reduc-__ ____ _____ ship roads, which will be Improved I has the right to regulate and cun­ made determined efforts to escape, Fortunately it wa* not a serious »-Fcathcrwclghl. open—Bud Wl, The Viking Equipment Company ‘ ton poMiblc. ’ . promised Job*. - found ----that armed znrek, Ionia, vs. Steve Karine*. with the money received from lite irnl th„ nn* oi nt hiirhwavi, and « it but -............. ------ Stale - Police! blaze and was extlngulslicd with: rM Mr William*• does not believe that ' iroi trol tne the use highways uhu elected tiie following six directors;' in 1931 the total Barry county r . WUliamt we can eVrc dJ^Xta by doing should exercise sueh control «o as[ were stationed at tlie bridges alterstate, under the McNltt Act. Hastings. E. Tyden, A. E. Johnson, Oscar Ty- road tax w<s 813022492. but this we can oure not u> impair nunra mr-ru. o?------—................................ ever they had to cross, so they could:■ slight damage. 7— Lightweight, novice—Wag Cool, machine*.. He stated NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETINGr den. R. A. Groos, M. A. Lamble and was reduced to 854.718-65 lost year. HW.ay wlth mta;iuIlco not make their getaway. Thta cap- ' Thursday night Hu* home of Lyle HastiflgK. vs. Leo Wilt, Doetcr. . trer-^ertzi-n. A recent decision Fisher, four and one-half miles cast lr,aI?por,taf,^9'l OF THE MEMBERS OF THE1 J. W. Radford. Tiie officers ore: iThl* incitide* reduction* in county. thal mac)llnea had built our pros-I, of tlieUn,tea United1 State* supreme court i ture would have been Impossible in on tlie State Road, was found to be 8— Lightweight, open—Lovell Guide­ FARMERS' MUTUAL FIKE IN­ president, e. Tyden; vice-president, township and Covert road levie*lly It was human foUy, not ma-1 ~ <„ ; itus fully sustained the righto of I the sparsely settled' regions of1 ini me. luuura beck, Otsego., vs. tSle North. M. .,<o *n SURANCE COMPANY OF BAR­■ A. E. Johnson; secretary. J. W. Rad- Tlie total reduction of local highway ch|nes thm had brought on thc de­ jtoten.Ml.hW1h Otopt to “ r “ (Continued on page four) Ionia. / ford; treasurer. R. H. Groos; aslsst-, taxes in the state, of Michigan ,pressjon. in bisjudgment machines ; the siding, probably due to a defec-: RY AND EATON COUNTIES. state rouce. ' will restore our prosperity, which he j tive chimney; The Hasting* depart- ^-Bantamweight, novice - Ray. amounted to 685 ixt c^pt. _x.. ---- -— Notice is hereby given that the> ant treasurer M A Lamble JUDGE McPEEK HAS BOME DETABTMENT. mrul WM rulIM b “ > “Ito r The Hastings Manufacturing ’ These figures prove beyond quesbelieves will return, and -will come mond Cramer, SunffeM. va Wil­ annual meeting of the members of. company named as directors E. Ty-1 tlon that highway officials of MlchlTh, Item“ ’ ' ; ^.Xtod n 'p*u h ^ ’ £ to by. increased use of tin* machine, NAMED RECEIVER li am Edmonds. Belding. the Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance A. E. Johnson. C. W. Dolan. H. gan. including those operating tor and bring a higher level of living for 10—Welterweight, open—Viek Black, Company of Barry & Eaton coun­। den. Hastings Womens Club will meet. .. d 3 Stanton, v*. John MltchaU, ties will be held at the office of said D, Cook. C. W. Crawford and R. the state, the counties and -the the worker. He declared that a rc- Harry 0. Mohrmann Of Eat­ in the Central school building. Jan. nre was to“i! .mnmnv in the Cltv of Charlotte Groos. <3rra- Thc The director* directors named as offlolll- townships, townsnip*. are splendidly npienaiuiy co-operutco-opcrut- turn to handwork would largely in-1 on Rapids Succeeds Walter U. .12:30 e M. A >ta> word! Lofcell. Siro on WedX th? 8 h «rs: President. E. Tyden; nee- tag for the purpose of lightening the crease the cost of production, great­ I residence JO pn South Hanover. Itoltor. The Th, tl-amtotowW. ! president and treasurer. A. E. John- • burdens of taxpayer*. ly reduce wages and greatly curtail 1 Lobdell At Freeport Bank Goodyear. will be tallowed by INi department responded promptly and I..,.,.. z* ur rvu,. I ■<1 » I the volume of business. That is cer­ o'clock Judge McPeek on Saturday up- aiwr ,iuu„ program. "Round ..... Ora'th. Hasting*. ocioca P. r. M. ih. for ivr the miv purpose puiyw of «>» , w,nl wcretary, C. W. Dolan. afternoon the NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS. tainly not the way to seek a return electing 12 directors of thc company! pointed as permanent receiver of<Dlnncr Table.” Mrs. Irene Bayles' put out the blare with a very nomi- 12- Lighl Heavyweight, open—Pte* PURSE SNATCHER ' ' Water taxes arc now dye and I to prosperity. I the Freeport. State Bank. Mr. Harry I wilFhave chargo assisted by Mr* and for the transacting of such oth­ the Freeport State Bank. Mr. Harry [ wnj nave chargo assisted by Mrs Mitchell. Lowell. v«. ftdua MaiWORKING IN HASTINGS, payable at the office of the City He said that in l,ttakta8 »»«• hb> । o Mohrmann of Eaton Rapids. I*. Crf(irge E. Payne oiyi Mrs. Aben er business us properly may come DECLINED THE PRESIDENCY, teaon. PiataireU. As Mrs. Emily Sullivan and Miss! Clerk. Meter rate* must be paid on1 experiences in his visits »1ih the u unUerstood that Mrs Walter Lob-1 jollrJOT1. before said meeting. Mayor Charles Leonard, who was 13- Featherweight, novice, Altai*--Delia Allard were walking east on)® before January Ifith. 1933. Flat unemployed—and he had lodged dcl| wjfc of ![M, jecenRy deceased i Dated December 23rd. 1932. chosen at the annual meeting .of the them in dieap----------tadBlUK---------houses. recelvcr Of bank, will continue L I Green St., on Thursday evening a'rates on or before January 31st.. with —--------------------O. E. S. MEETING. Bert L. Taylor, Barry County Agricultural Society Bout 3. young fellow run up behind them 11W3. No dixeount will be allowed m places by 7cities and K'.—... provided -T “ “ ”4 jn actjve charge under the rcccivei-1 —Adv. 3 wk* Secretary. as president -of--------that----organlrattoo. ■ ------- — and snatched Mr*. Sullivan’s purse,; after the above dates. — gathered with them in their <n-mm group of Mr Mohrmann. This will!, The next stated meeting of O. E. i ’l.v> decided ueviued . that he hC could CCUld not ac—C- , C. E. Davis. -------mcetings-he --------------------------------could not fai to be Un-1 pleaalng to the people of Freeport i'8. Chapter No. 7 will lx- Tuesday;ha* then turned and ran south on MASTER OF STATE 1 night, Jan. 17. Mrs. Faye Donely will «.nt cept that arftee. office. He was not pre*pres­ City Clerk. pressed ----hv by .»« the nhennmenal phenomenal natience patience >nd vU . mny who Bpprc< :latc the GRANGE TO SPEAK.; Church ,—2:Bt.. 12 as '221fast he could go. l and calmness of dhe unemployed in fine service that has been given by be in-charge of the program follow­ ent when he wan selected. His iThe to catch him bu; Barry county grangers and their-:' - women * tried -* *resignation U not because Mr. ATTENTION MOOSE. । this country in the face of great Mrs. Lobdell under the recelveHhlp ing the regular session. NOTICK. friends are privileged to enjoy the ।couldn’t keep up. They saw him Leonard U not interested in the wcl(Continued on page three) Al McCall ha* If Moose '‘Family Night." Friday. of her late' husband. opportunity of hearing the newly, I tucking tiu* purse up under hl* coat MIXED DANCES. elected State Master, C. H. Bramble, jus he ran ahead of Uiem. Inaj- January 13. Pol luck supper, amuse­ At Thornapple lake pavilion. Sat­ feels that he is not in a position to DANCE. Me, CHICKEN SUFFER. and Marc Cutler, "Michigan's Harry )| much os the purse was a gift to Mrs. ment after supper. All Moose come At Archie Tobias’Ivge farm house urday. Jan. 14. Woodmansee’* or­ givb the needed time and attention At the U. B. church. Wednesday, Lauder." at Johnstown grange hall1!' Sullivan site hated to lose it as well and bring friends.—By Order of to th^ duties of such an office. । Friday night, Jan. 13.—Adv. ।chestra. Damon Warner.—Adv. as the contents. Comm. next Saturday, January 14. Jon. 18. —Adv. WOMEN'S HOSPITAL BOARD MEETING IN THE RAILROADS I SITOftL MEETINGS i| One Auction Sale 11477723 it E'SS' I" REWCEO s �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11. 1933 PAGE TWO COL. COUCH RECOV-' PLUMBING AND HEAT ING SERVICE AT YOUR - DOOR .The big service truck from our plumbing and heating department brings to your door.-com­ plete equipment for- handling any ordinary plumbing and heating repair work. Nearly 1,000 repair parts are always'carried on this truck, and when the truck coqh*f to take care of your plumbing and- heating ‘ttoublv, everything is right there to properly ba'ndk* the job. Seldom is it necessary to-return to the store for any parts or tools with which to cor­ rect the trouble. ' • ' A telephone call at any time will get prompt action. This service means a big saving in'time and expense_to~jrou* in having your plumbing and heating repair work done by. us. This department is in charge of-one of the most skilk-drand experienced men in this line. GOODYEAR BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY PHONE 2101 HASTINGS NORTH HOPE. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Webber of Grand Rapid* are visiting at th# home* -ol Mn John Prapahka and HI. Friend. Enjoy The Col<>; ““.Scn’lSm.d' Jhu d.,w“ Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Priuuhka. t.-rt home- in Belding ’’Mr. rifl’d w A- H»ll. who U a patient at nel's Manner Of Conduct­ Mr. and Mrs Rankin Han and 'had not been m good health for -Pennock hospital. 1* alowly improvfamily and Mr and Mrs. Robert ing Auction Saks . romc time bet-re he left, a few days “Vvrootruin Vrooman or of o Gun Marsh spent SunColonel DU! Couch, the gtnla’. .•go. to vl»R his daughter and htu-. I Mrs. J. F. Edmonds Is suffering d -v ,_..h Mr .v.h tuwumnnia. bin tn iimrlv t». d. *y w!th Mr.. and M”- Howard auctioneer, U on the gmn and all band. Mi-, and Mn. A M Haiiziy^wlth 7 "ering^ ** * * Johnson In Kalamazoo. rBi-lrtmg.While there he «'iu> tak^i 'covering. I ” ” ?." hl* friends—and that include* l;o*r> . . ... ^noW ill and gradually tailed MrI. u u -u recqivrtng1 CuMnc . uii'.U his ptMimg on Friday Un- Illfrly from a ntUck ol the-f£! ’' J.'? "u “ 1 brt,er at ' ltnU this writing. •BUI is a --landmark" in tlu* field ili-id o'., doubtedly his death was clue to his mfluenza natural bo/h auctioneers ana no; to any particular dl»-’ - ' 11 1 William *-•*--« Anders and Otto ------PranshMGh 4LtJ L A 8l wlll^meet with!k* nu‘de “ business trip to Hastings . . Mctnoaut u a . B win meet wi... Ntumxmsv L. wnn Saturday 22i:,e^'.n.* b^n ■2>M?lY?r',t?„r' Mra H u Trt,n-510 E 5u,e st i Mr. and Mrs Ellsworth Scott of September 23. J851 H l * , "" ’’ ' ' I ««„W “• C.™ ,r______ ________ urtnu were John and Aicy J. Field. Bantleld called at the home of Ous er bad sjx-11 on Monday night, but reake on 7,^ msining like Uys: -;-.,ve.s of Wayne county. *’ I.:. . men. the first arManchester. ; where he attended schcol and high school, graduating MurW, ». W. «. o„ ' .M M, with the tlr»t cUm in 1871 In the and Mrs Lev Mead of Cedar Creek young iiK-n whb'entered, the state Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rftchte and1 called on Mr. and Mrs. Bernard De­ universtty from - the Manchester,-------family — arc-convalescent from their high. He graduated hum rt-ctut Mckncss. five being sick al Golla Sunday. ‘ Mr. and Mrs Albert Hampton of department in 1875 one time. Bunnell dutrlct spent Sunday . * it A B Mr and Mrs. John Thomas, 4211 the with Mr. and Mrs. Morse Muridiy . .... year* following hi* W Apple St. are the parent* ot a1 and nun. .-ac.ua: .11 Mr fn id taught M-huul daughter born on Jan. 7 al Pen­ Our school began Monday morn­ in CLnton and in Maixtmlcr Hr nock hospital. urehavd the ChnUm News -nie w. C. T. U will hold their Ins after a tj.o weeks' vacation. ic e.4iduc:ed until the *imn« annual meeting Tuesday. Jan 17. ul-a-n lx-moved hb paper to av t|w- Methodist church. Pot luck < h and founded thc Treuip- dinner at one o'clock k’’. l*‘‘ W A MitUwwi u reported a* bcly afterwards became , K.,-,ou.!v ... u. hla‘>Himr lln w V.'o'r<H t}rand St. Mrs. Clias.' Parker of three wltlon in ’ Grand Rapids, a daughter, is car-1 -h.K-i IOC •’« ‘Ot “lm juurnalUnl atirarted Thc "“ters Clothes Shop aucune to Hasting* o> nounres a special manufacturers H.idinx. H ra’.d ■>ale ,,,r ,hc *l*k lruin Jan- H to -Bluci d until th<- tall'1’’1111 Wticutar* will be found clselu-n tsw Herald and IU*- *hcrc ««* ou* ,stu* cere merged Hew*. Eslm county u feeling mighty 1 the Journal-Herald, K*-*1 ovtT ,hc tac- :1,“t January hl to the Hann. :- and'c<,urt «ih-ndar tn tluit county ha.. Together ,with h.-,not a ‘‘'Uth- criminal caw Thu has William J. Held, he formed the !not happened for a numberof year*. Printing, Company mid haS ; -Mr‘- Ai,dM* Andersen is ill with h. '.n actively • coiuu-ctv'd wilii it.* Pheunu.i-.iu at th.- Iwane of her • ' - - Tentiy. j father, ----------------N. V—Porter. state stW.'State St lias been sick for the ^IC-'ini- he 1*1. Mrs. Anderson has, ug In to Z z 'i,a-''1 four months with rheumatism. X;. ’tn rn ’^Maiv Man?' P»'-‘!er.shenrt Tasker on Wtthw.-.-1 W«tnrsWhen hvjr^ lu-n . took an uc Ire tn“ ,,y n,M ™' B,, ’ r .,thr J"U hEd '"‘ tome an actite in U.VR t,xtinguJ3h( t discovered lie dW at Clin- ; McGrath climbing up on a Iudrtri4 tm and Tcciiniach. In 1891 lie w>»- on thc cast side of the jail, evident-1 Thursday - Friday - Saturday January 12 - 13 - 14 Baskets of groceries —to Be Given at 8 o’Clock P. M. on Saturday! Special Prices Thursday, Friday and Saturday Potatoes Camay so*e KITCHEN KLENZER ARMOUR’S Center Slice* io? 419c - 19c 3 Boiled Ham 10c < S-.5 tw................ Whole or Half— iv Swift’s Premium -r ib. Steaks Round, Sirloin. SWiei- 1OC Prime Beef . 18c Fresh Haul PORK Roasts c lb. 1 Beef Ketikfi Roasts c S IL Prime Beef . 12c Feldpausch’s Telephone 2272 WE DELIVER countv Hid reelected ro licted ly *“ht<i thc ldca ••oinccutmty. ’ anti (hl|1(( 0Iw01 jnI',.i,wln 1(h. K He af , . j rested McGrath and on duturduyl i lite ten? niem.>-r of tlw; uas taken before Justice Mat-1 and had been; thew<.. Tlie justice gave him till latmns for .d.it-, 'Mondaijt to mise 84 50. tlw costs in : ' thc cAw. Evidently such an uifciisc 1873. Mr. I’-.e.u ls not considered serious. • I-... K.i’v Kie _________________ »■«... L_„____ ill S. and Eh.-.Hx tn PASSING OF MRS. EMMONS. Two children Mr?. Muryettc JMarle Emmon;. . William J. Field mothyr of Leroy Emmoiw of Balt:-1 Elizabeth LouLm-. i more Twp.. passcd^ iiway at her 1. Hall, oi Ih'ldivg-1 home m Dowling otT Sunday'; Jan. I —18, 1927. t|). at thc age of 85 year*. 3 motitliyf actively Ider.-;and 12 days. Funejjil .services will >al church for1 be held at the Dowling church this bein-t A mem- Wednesday afternoon at two! u cluck. With burial in the Dowling ent Christ- All Hat* to be sold at ’2 Price Knitted Dresses, $1.00 value*89c Knitted Dresses, $1.95 value*. . . .$1.00 Knitted Dresses, $2.88 value*$1.95 Knitted Dresses, $5.95 value*. ... $5.95 Sweaters, $1.00 values89c Sweaters, $1.95 value$1.50 14 short length House Dresses at..25c One lot Silk Dresses, value* up to $5.95 at$2.95 Bathrobes, value* to $3.75 at. . . $1.95 F.L.Fairchild Co Nl EAST STATE STREET TELEPHONE 2522 Kiyuran Group Kiyugan group met Friday night ; thc guardian a Hime. Nonna Jah-i-n and Swianne Sumner wnrk- Phone Your Orders fire supper let duiri aky. James N. Jones, son ot Lawyer and- Jane Jones, was bom April 15. 18-19 in Yankee Springs township. ,1 meeting and Lucy Bus­ Barry county and left hu earthly ti interesting review of tasks January 5. 1933. at the age uf Mission lesson study sixty-three years, eight month.*. eitera! Policies tor Mik- tAi tny-fivc days, from his home on ■ Health and Educattar..'’ Dibble Street in HaMiftgs On Oc­ » Lintig.' and "Restoring a tober 16. 1853 he took as hre life : Family and Community Life.' companion Myrtle B. Schribncr ot j 'mon study, game., were Allegan county. To tins pappy ■ refreshmenta aerved. All. union, four boys came to gladder, j !their lives. Darrel ot Hastings. Clair; • 1 Kalamazoo. Harold and Leland at j hmic. also tour grandchildren. Thu' fid Wednesday cv< happy home was broken two years, ago by the passing ot his be hired companion. Besides t!|c immediate j ib'tinir* Moving picfamily he leares to mourn their shown and every Scout •i low. a sister. Carrie Wooistoii. of, in Baity county should two brothers Dezell* and , - "p lor advancement Hastings. Fred of Oklahoma, his relatives and । a hurt uf friends. Funeral services ; ’were held at thc home Saturday, W-.il nvft with Mrs E A Paiki January 7 at 2 P. M. with burial at' Riverside cemetery. Ray. Amanda South Jeffen.oti St «m Wedne ■ Flower ot the Church ot Trulli. day. . j Grand Rapids, officiated ; The Golden gates were open wide I : Have pasipened tlwir meeting on A gentle voice said. 'Come!" acc.-xint $1 itckxici*. until furtlier : And angels from thc other aide , j notice. I Welcomed cur loved ones home. evening. MEN’S SUITS IVe offer you these suits and priced at 750 ■ Camp . Fin- Guardians' Meeting. ~ " Camp Fire limrtiians met at the ' .WedutiMluy. of Mr.v. Caukm . Jan. I Dlscu-ston of bctivitU-s ecu-. wide circle of friend? j tered around tlie National Camp I rem.-mber him a* a , Pirc Birthday Project "Making thc imm-ted In everything Most of Mi . ' Part of tile work for j .ire- of hb time and cf-’thls project is to-be-done by mein-1 d 1-.UL-*- Hr stood fibbers ol each group working togetht'V • ' his iti-nid part by the girl* Individually. | lit- It ».V. voted to hare reports of hlcliv-.' lau-u : Camp Fire work primed In thc Ban­ ; de., hit each wor k, five groups alteniatst ln]in8. J<> that every,group would :che day of lit* d. - ‘every two weeks. It i» hoped, retire in his mem-, that Miss Olsen, executive from Cornnicrcriil Club Battle Creek may be njxsent nt the contributed articte; i’leM guardians' meeting, on' public matters’ Akipsaya Group. of intenvt to his fellow! Ail the members of our group and lUnr. r »h »rw,. «, '2«lr l—a-t wortaM I»r I-. -on •vstem whlrir• rwenbearcra rank at)d our amdthat , di-.phe h.‘ 11:1 r r' *wWntf f,,r ills rnhr.i wa . clear, and j s";h« P’rS rank. • . -nd dl-ix.M-d helbfullv’ 'be various cruft­ inurement that ‘J”* IHtU hare chevo-n t.» work for tr. thi; rank. Music. Jeanne t>.-Vrlv.» J.-ind Viplet Reynplds; Hnntlcralt, ■ Viva Smith.' Barbara Crook and iv Ju".pful, kindly it! Frances Conies. Social Leadership. Betty Donley, Irma Water.-, and I f-.wr. Un. ’Ik-xinc Doatiing; Home aud Social . . reh . this c’tv L' , d '» lb 1 MeB t:> •*nd R*xin< D',»nI.ir . attended ,art pn«n»slng very nicely with River-ide j Uuir Bluebird Groups o-i! <’>■ tour uh w,; an* Lwkmg forward to reccivrol ww- Mr and lns our thre‘ }par Jn«nbcr.>.hip hotiHall uf Belding.;'^ tr0!n bsuonal headquarters .soon Frederic H^l of ' ‘ ” our next cc-remotual. Wc ako hajw Indiana. Mr to be ready to receive some big ■ Laurel (icttini of Indun- , beads at that lime. . lining vtyri- I in the Blue L«>dp< andl w»ut olMi-a memtior ol ■ mertairu'd a hike and camp tlie Wesleyan Saturday Jan 14 Spare Ribs 2^ 15c | Pure Lard 4. 25c Young, Tender Beef JANUARY SALE 4,806 FOOD SHOW! Star Hams । । Is forced to make Quick disposal ol THIRD ANNUAL Sugar 10 47c Grapefruit 51- 26c « i ' LOCAL NEWS Manufacturer Quits Business Feldpausch*s I? IS Awf IT Aaf E* OF c ’ r,Etu' ERING FROM ILLNESS pS JJf-VL W-’S, • WANT to BUY? TRY-the WANT COLUMN • * Blue* Brown* Grey* Tan* Oxford* Dark Mixture* A . AND Sizes for Men & Young Men 12- li-'i About ONE HALF of the prices that are the Newest Style and Fabric considered low today Also the Season’s Newest Plain Blue OVERCQATS at $Q98 Sale Starts Saturday, Jan. 14 Positively Ends January 21 Purchase these outstanding values during this SALES EVENT. “ They are final j:lgan-up prices! Wilson Bros, handmade, silk lined Ties. Reg. 75c. All wool flannel $0.98 Robes*■ 59CroV1 All wool Plaid 7Q^ Caps. Exira heavy! w Leather Blazers, zipper front, full lined, $ i .95 Sizes 40 to 46. . 4 Pure worsted, heavy weight. Sport $0.59 Coat*£ 25r t worsted . . $1.49 Men** sheep lined $0.98 36-in. Coat* . . w Heavy Railroader Cap*. Dark grey and jfl ftC black . 43 All wool Pants. $0.59 Heavy weight . . Boy*’ Big Yank Cover­ all*. Size* 3 to 49c Genuine SOO WOOLS Breeches $3.98 Jackets $5.45 Red and black plaid, bmall stock available. Klondike Shirt*. Extra heavy flannel. $4 Hurry for this one I Flannel Shirt*, 75' \ wool. Several $4 .49 colors I Hansen Dress Gloves, ket $2.50 to $5, $4 .79 choice . . I Slip-Ovcfs. Young Men’s pure worsteds, $4.49 at only I ' Men's Suede doth Blaz­ er*. Size 15 $ 4 .29 only I ADDED SPECIAL—Extra Trousers FREE With Every Taylor Made Suit. $17.50 Up/ Waters Clothes Shop �THE HASTINGS BANKER. WFDNFHnAV, JANUARY JI. Jin |t)i« Desert," done Into movieinc foriL/esert. aonr into muxic lot in rallying attack during < n furnish job*. Mr Willfams stat—---- Oage led the------------------the last period. Navoe and Peeling ed that the great tiring tn the mind >W. . V by a ca/.t headed by RandoiD 1 were high point men with 10 point* of the unemployed laborer today is «“•*•»* j each. , not “How can I force my employer 0 MacDonald. Middleville won the secpod team to disgorge his money.* but "How i th*y explain* that the cowtoy'a game 10 to 8, Robert Smith *as can 1 get a Job'* Tlw American I high iiccla are an absolute nccctuily high point man with 8 polity— j worker had. in our prosperous time... ■ PROGRAM FOR BALm hl* dally work. He ha.* to stand KNOCK-OUTS FEATURE From G D. Whitmore (-rfallained .wbat we -might call the ANCE OF WEEK up in tlx- stirrup* often, supporting VJ| "gasoline level ot living" The GOLDEN GLOVES SHOW Wednesday * Thursday — "Rotka- •>!» *«“« wight. »»* >o,l8 • American worker Mfil. behrre* that bye" with Courtanre Bennett. Mp h*P hl* feet from slipping out. lit i* poraibh* for that level to. re­ Hastings climbed a step higher in . Frtday-SatUiday-Double Featti'nMoreover, when he gw* about turn. H«- u meeting hardrtup in Bill—The Mask of Fu Jtianchu" roPl”g % bronco or rtcer. and ,»tand* state hboxlng circles last Thursday1 । • teiod. temper, patiently and rouraand "IF* Tough to Be Funwu." “he <'"<1 »t the rope while a night when the local Odd Fellow* j geously. until tlw bett< r times and ----------i beast five time* hl* weight is pulllhg staged the first round elimination* | j better day* shall come. and . he I* THE MASK OF FU MANCHU | thc other end, he need* something In th/ fifth district of tire Detroit not listening to tixwc who counsel ■Free Press Golden Gloves Tourna. Weird catacomb*.■ uncanny Ork-n- £ violence Further he ha . confidence fa! torture chamber* Bnccta'culjr 80 he dl#1 . eU ■ ‘ lhi.lu ’ merit at their new arena. A fair- ' (Continued from pate oner __ th our American form of govern^latx iXcra u mvrter^d-atn. ar,d han-4 “ he *we ord‘na,>' sized crowd saw amateur Ixiwr*_________________________________ ray. u robot hurling artiflclal lighth*'d ** d,“««ed ‘dl over from Ionia. Otsego. Belding, Crystal, economic difficulties for themselves At the Theatre Sporting Items THE UNEMPLOYED JFSEEJW better day* , « t.Tlr.-tout promxm »t tWIeulT. »“ ln “» »“">.»« It certainly £u’Je°?,lix' ^unerlC;,Ui.S 1 war^hXu for the benefit of the Barry County had thc Homestead steel strike with have - a man who — kjnws atorv ,----- ....-------------------------- Bov Scout*. Jphnny Wirth of Grand many men killed, and tlx- bitter |''«» worldes* worker better than with nori. Karloff a* the rtni.-nr Ptf“u« follow* the original novel RnOlds, officiated railroad strike led by Eugene 6rt». i<rpbably any o-.ixr man in '.hi-i Dr Fu Matichu ’he ra w nirturril clo,cl>' u lhe ,tory of “ >'oun« ’ o,,t lhe ‘’"I" bowU. four *»>'» wlwn President Ci.-v.'land ordered .make th* statement* Mr intended frtSa*. ihesuner th^ii called to a western ranch took the count of ten. five others out thc trojps who shot down rev-' Williams did concfrnir, - the r.-d er Ol’tiie rea-mn and m*k« L’rvCiiiul!o checlt “» boundaries. He arrives won on technical knockout*, while era! rioters There acre otiier bit- rempcr go<d sense, wfffcnce and Haim With bt.i,tiinu. .intv 1 ,n Ume “* b<'r‘>,n,‘ Involved bi only three bout* went the scheduled ter industrial wan in the dejtrcssion; forbearance of the millions of work|thc ^,Ue lhc rttnchen and i three rounds to a decision. 'lot" ------------------- ---------e’”Unltrd “* Maim with startling <xdainty, 1893----—B7. ” ” '"‘ .” *" "tele** worker* in the State* at | In thinking through and studying i-b* present lime. They certainly UFTHTAnF Or OP THE THF DhSERT. DEftFTi'r * |hlnj3tU outlaw band, so the distingulslic* HERITAGE lwand w1n> o{ 'Flyweight! Fred Walker. Crystal.' prraent*rondTtrons" Mr. William*said ’deserve a return of prosperity. He wear* 3-lnch-hlgh heel*. Ute Utt. daughter of th- ranch, 1)0. defeated Wlnstrup Setchfield. that there had been some shock ab------- *** ~ a woman's but tiie cowboy I* no i ,,, j Ionia. 113 Knockout, first round. sorber* that L--~ L. —.. ------------- ~ had — saved un. fz from *%u you ta... on utrtbrd ol “■' 'Flyweight’ Otto Setchfield. Ionia, class warfare and he believed would , 108. defeated Herbert Cooper. Has- continue to nave us from violence, . Zane Grey, noted writer ot western ,n!U“’ 1,1 .thP Uniu,d Sutcs and lhe ting*. 112 Decision, three rounds, (until the country would square away novel* and authority on wtstiin price* for them have turned up- । 'Flyweight! Babe Wlczorek. Ionia, again. Most of them did not exls'. The Hartings Women's Club met cu^om*, whose story. "Heriuge of j ward. j08. defeated Urscl Hartman. Ileld-, in previous depressions ■ Ing. 98. Decision, three rounds First of these slwck absorbers hr In room 110 of the Central school I 'Flyweight! Herbert Stcmler, Sun-1 would mention was thc savings ac- building at 2 30 Friday afternoon. i field. 112. defeated VlrgU Ring, counts which a large majority of Jan. 6. with the president, Mr*. C | Belding, 113. Technical knockout, thc unemployed of today had had D. Bauer, presiding. After a short rccond round, in banka, money th«-y had saved In biulnes* meeting. Mr* Bauer turned HASTINGS. MICHIGAN -:- TELEPHONES: 2244 - 2557 ■ 'Welterweight! Bud Chare. Has- times of prosperity. He talked with 'ting*. 146. defeated Festus Weed- many mtn who .’aid they hud lived thc meeting over to Mrs. L. V. Bess।mark, Edmore. HO Technic*],Ioi* a year, in some catar over ir.er, wlio gave a splendid paper bn WEEK OF JANUARY 15 iknodkout. second round. two years, on the money they had 'Romance of Jewels." speaking of <Welterweightv Dick Palmer. Mid-(saved from their earnings und put tlie diamond in imrticulor and tell­ 'dleville. 145. defeated. Bob Gale.. mto bink.s He had l»-< n. tmpr«.-x d Stanton. 143 Technical knockout,:by ‘he fact that many unemployed ing of tbrminin^, cutting, and «et! first round. I had driven from .place to place seek- tings. tihr?cJakjiiwtions of du। iFeatherweight! Howard King. ing’ work In their own or mxiu mond* .iA(141»0'i»i .inma of each to tcllni real dlaBelding. 125. defeated Roy Roberts, friend’s automobile. He aid he had ' clasaiflcaUoiSfiow 1 UM thtapublle ““‘V™? *"d " Belding. 125. Knockout, second heard it leconimAu' ■ »» nr.™- •roVny aua «». "re ” '.l»™.Mr. It, u lllu>round. f,J W, -rut• ..... ■ nr. fl»l «ri w <«n ku» «,u> Thafs what theyeoH* 'Featherweight! Steve Karmes..'■n. ’ Hasting*. 129. defeated John North. toxHlii. Itr.lhuUtartUu.twoulrlb. ed her...beauteous... »>”“ >*'■“' ,S"f ' rop. Ionia.. Technical knockout, sec­ • gmt mutur. u It would breta. tint m.n'. .An. utd bupe t.rr «. «••»•« «"«» primitive... impetuous ond round. tLightweight) Lovell Guidebeck.. ur rt.tr Ol nm. hr 'rdmiM notSftr .lunuwd thj turrnu *?’ Otsego. 137, defeated Leroy Bailey.. I» .llN.xrl tr. rlrtw hh nr, .pttullm.! some were considered gnod good und otholhmoney ---------------contributed K,. by others tr.for K'Hie Belding. 137. Decision, three rounds.'’-------■ Light-heavyweight i Eslu* Mat- gasoline, tor pleasure riding. But to 'era less valuable. The diathond has teson. Plainwell. 175. defeated Bob take away the car of the uncm- 'always i)een hived by man ahd ■ Schllleman. Hastings, 172. Knock- ployed man before he .shall be given 1many have remarkable histories: 'out. second round. laid would, in Ills judgment, be a The legend of the Kohinur." mean­ ing “Mountain of Light." and *np-. 1 < Flyweight i Fred Walker. Crystal, great mistake to have Im. earned more [112. defeated Otto Setchfield, Ionia. The next shock absorber was the posed ■ 108 Technical knockout, first round, large number of women who ha-l than 5.000 years ago by the hero was given by Mrs. A. B. ; (Featherweight! .Bud Wiezorek. been employed in proapcroit-. times Karna. ' Gidley. That of-' thc •'Saocy" or1 । Ionia. 123. defeated Maurice Rank. Many of them still are on the pay- ) The incondetcenl flame Knockout, second rolls at reduced wages; but they get "Saucy** which ^n» especially firnI Bedding. 127. ! round. j enough so a* to liclp out their has- 1und traced back tO.Chafler. the Bold ol her personality undi»--------------bands or other nu mbers of their in 1477. 5*us given by Mrs C F. An­ tninished and undimmod gell. Tlie Regent" or "Pitt" durRARKFR p«un‘llrathM through earnings oftnSCn RFT<? tat IS DRAW UnAW nN UN b their k abMlrbcr „ lhc mond weighing mqie than 136 car­ PYTHIAN MAT CARD ! family, and tlu- family spirit o! । at*. was* diwusftt’d by Mrs IL J. | , ----------I sacrifice and belpfuln.-** to eacinCoo*; *7? -- ------I sacrifice nnd helpfulness to each t I Thc localKnlghU. of Pythias other. This. In his judgment, wa* !.”“*}•'’■ Y I staged their thirdof • a serie* of probably the-greatest factor at work A-AdrounieEach of these fqmoUs ! wrestling matches at Castle Hall at the prejent.time. This, to iu.I mm lust night where approximately mind, proved the folly of the Ru.-.thoiiand* ol do'From ihe novel three hundred fifty spectators wit- Mun government which is attempt- ya!ucd ntsc'e«‘ UWUMiMU ol acu ! n>*s*ed the three-bout card promot- ing to do away with tlie faniliy and 'n~ , . , . ., ,, by fiflany Ibuyer .cd by Farmer Nick of Battle Creek, familv life Nothing, said th< । "*"1' 'Y. ‘ Charles Mlltcnbcrcer of Niles acted Speaker, ran do more- to krep down ’ •B«‘ds *ll"*n to »x.l. in tlx world joh* fionCil , as third man In hie ring. violence and save suffering tn times *'■'> ’ a “ a* 11 -^'5 that ora-third The main go of- the evening like these than the co-operathe I all the diamond- known are owned brought together James Muller. spirit in families. Tlu- fourth shock abwber W11.! in the United stare.' • . Marcellus. 168, and Max Glover. a Lansing. 167. The bout wa* in the thc tremendous increase ol social-: A,U”J two hpuF limit with Muller taking mlndednes* on the part <if employ-' «•«»"•» drecu-yon. and many que­ ® „f° two cut of three falls. Thc first was ers <>! labor. In 'W and in previou' won by Muller on a flying-toe hold panics, when Ute trouble started th.-! thoroughly familiar w th the subanswer all in 20 minutes. Glover then evened first thing the employer did was to’xct that she a r. able n the count by taking the second fall make a drastic cut in wages, shut i !l"{Al1.01!1 •*'k.'d T1't'p' on a Jack-knife at thc end of 11 do-nhupum «nd pr«ta nothin,.«»" wh one i minute*. Thc third ami deciding that he eotild not tmmedt.lely w-1: ; Jell. lltot the. ottemoon hail Own fall was won by Muller on a reverse Hut »• not in,.- ohen thunoUl I >■««!» 0"'™““" trouble .t.rlod in thio omntry tn I. n.e reel n» u.,g be n rne«body slam In 20 minute*. tn>. The erntthW" did not SSJ1*" ; The semi-final, featured Dutch ™ Velde. Hastings. 145. and Jimmy nm until they ueie toned to do n. ud they did imp nuku« (ood. ■ “ « “ n 7 ‘ t"'’"31 Shaven. Columbus. Ohio. 145. The ■ bout, in thc one hour limit, ended Without tannins .hethrf they ™ nature j.t, thU In a drmt’. Shaven took the first fall could or would lx- «ld or not. Now otter oyer tbno S«r. ol d. prtwdon ' nm.hu n ;SUU «nm. RANDOLPH-SCOTT cn n serie* of body slams in 12 mlnW""1n,1Sll,VSS' SALLY BLAME i utc*. Velda returned to throw the employer, .re M.Bserlus ««» A rAR«(LL MACDONALD Shaven in their second appearance to M to tarp nr many jobs lor their I -cra rnud-d beep rhh data tn mind . with -.... u ••• n.ota ®*n u possible. AU of this the I a crab ..v. hold In ow 13 wooouwu. minutes. The OBITl'ARY. third Vail wo-s a draw. working men understand and apRoxana P. Hctidersho*. was bom In the preliminary' bout of the- predate This changed attitude wi i in Athens Bradford county. Penn. card. Farmer Newton. Detroit. 167. ‘.... he part thc I .... employer ha* been- re- IMav 3. 184H and departed this lite MtamAta for lor th? tw tart , m, ,„r- J ot M land Omer Barker. Hastings. 165. !>por_-±!r h: ■- ot bltlrmy ;|, bun on the the jiart part of ot m wort. „„n.„s aM Im alH. i battled In the thirty-minute limit to toxurd him hu wofka draw. 1 nM‘n , ..... 'lived i;; Pi-nn*yivania until thc age. z i,deuttrK? t I"1 w'in years when with her par­ WOMEN'S CLUB SIKAM THEATKF SUNDAY & MONDAY DYNAMIT BOW CAll HER EAVAGE COUPON - TUESDAY — NIG H T ZANE GREYS fll greatest reatest western westc... thriller I HERITAGE % DESERT tel You’ll Fidd Scores of Uses For Diikwaihinfi • Joy with Penary’s “Swan” SPECIAL-WEAVE Dish Cloths WHITE Outing 'KerchieEs 17 x 17 inches COTTOS’! A good, soft qual­ ity . . . Ixrastitcliedl Better 27'widal io® J0C Yard supply... such a Lw price can't U.t mueb iuigr'l A record value 1 The “Swan" label it ycur assurance ol stur­ dy, fleecy, warm flannel 1 PROVED by Test!' Sheet Test! -1 J* 'X ^2* Examine the Natio Wide sheet being te«ted in a Universal Wash- Linen Crash This Nation Wide sheet has been washed for over 60 hours which is equivalent to 5 years ordinary wear. Tablecloths 2 for 2 for 94c I Hemmed 1*12x52 inches. 1 Borders I Plaid center* I Blanket Lined Jackets Special Lot of CANVAS GLOVES Med. weight Canva» Glovesw Men’s Flat. Knit Coat Brown and Black 79c CLARK GABLE JEAN HARLOW in RED DUST” Adults 15 Children 10 FRIDAY & SATURDAY BIC DOUBl^ BILL . drenter than /TRADER HORN; and ’TARZAN / aAflWv EDMUND LOWE MfYNNi GIBSON ADULTS 25—CHILDREN 10 ' "ff g?"ttS^SLl " BEATS HASTINGS 18-15 "« l,lj ,,«n , «t»rnnr,. xnU mwrytatau| (M1 e,,.,... M„ E1„„. l The Harting* basketball team suf- tlo,t ll me K.r ll,.-t>x*l tfe,- sloclim n„,.d c„ri„„, gnljfered a heartbreaking defeat nt.the trtra. nnd tor rlirrn t’-rx boiorr , nwn.lilp. on, brother, C M. i hands of Grand Ledge In the lalter's gymnasium last Friday night loon* tn this country. These were d ( hl great-grandchildren, bea8h0Jt of relaUwa and trlcI)(ls where the locals ft»t their second crcator* of trouble, dentera where) conference game by an 18 to 15। discontented men gathered and wen' to make trouble. Some. Tlie lights are all out I score, At the end of the fourth Incited thc maiuiun of clay. .quarter, both team* were tied at would say. Well we have the sjx-aK-' • fifteen apiece. In the resultingI ntart" Vrt IhttaM. k>ui th, .pert- Jhe curtain. «rr dr.»u, t,lC dweller’s away. ;three-minute overtime period. Grand; er. we do Have them, and I know _______ what they are and have been InShe silently passed.J ' I/'dge managed to break through the Halting* defense and tally tiiree । them with well-to-do jieople as well O'er tire threshold by night a* workmen; and I am here to say. To make her abode points to win the game. Due to stckncM. the Hastings' I* ~“~— he declared, that a dozen speak Tn the City of Light. "hout the easies would not sell os much liquor Farewell, dear mother. starting line-up was without Serviced of Bnvder. veteran guard, In a week a* the old time saloon Thy earthly work u o'er. who was replaced by Bishop. first- used to sell in a single day. As a Thy home is with Christ and Angels string substitute. Raidt. holding matter of fact, he declared, live Upon the promised shore. down the other guard position, was average unemployed laborer at the GLASS CREEK. a big factor lu the Hastings de­ present time Is not drinking liquor ..... Boyes, at..forward, led Worker* do not congregate’ in Frank Francisco. wife and baby fense while tlie local offense. speakeasie* and the saloon is gone. of Kalamazoo, were* week end guest* : Sattler led the scoring for Grand The writer was surprised to note 1of Chas. Whittemore and family. Week end visitors at Forrest Ha­ Ledge with a total of ten point* the hearty applause given Mr. Wilwhlie Boye* wa* credited with six Ham* for thi* statement, especially vens' were. Mr*. Robert McGIockhn, point*. Grand Ledge was on the. when he declared that, tn his judg- and daughters of Hostings also, hlgh side of the score at the end of ment. it would lx- a most seri- Clarabcll Struble of Hasting and the first two quarters while both ous economic mistake for this John Havens of Cressey. Sunday visitors at Roy Erway'* teams were tied at the end of the country to permit the return of thI licensed ralojn. with its bright were. Rorellc Stanton and wife and light*. It* warmth and it* appeal to Margaret Johncox of Hastings and Score by quarters: ______ ,. men lit 2nd 3rd 4lhOT. me» to spend their money for Il ll-­ Harry Dunn and family. Mr*. Sara Erway is caring tor the Grand Ledge ..2 10 15 lg quor. He said he had no criticism 15 of people who fell they had a right Wayne Smith family who are re- i Hastings .......... 0 10 (to drink liquors. He thought that covering from tiie flu. < some way could be provided *o that-, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gunther, and T. K. BASKETEERS _____ that demand could be lawfully met. son of Landing were Sunday visitors LOSE TO NASHVILLE But It would be a sad day for this at Clyde Warren's. ----------. country, in hl* judgment, if we John Foreman and. wife of KalbT. K. High received their first de- would bring bock the old liquor sa- tnadoo and Robert McGlocklln and *'At feat last-Fridav last-Friday nlaht night at tiu* the hand! irand* Innn loon. ’' family of Hastings wefe New Year's j of Nashville. 27 to 22. He stated that it was fine to know guests at Forrest Harens'. Middleville held a substantial lead that even the most radical among Maxine Erway spent a j»rt of her j through most of the game. Tire the unemployed workers are not I vacation with relatives In Hastings, i score at the end of the third quar- urging revenge and reprisals on em-.j Chas. Whittemore Sl .u family and ter was ll to 3. at the half 16 to B. filoyers. They are not counseling spent New Year's day at Cleo, and at the third quarter 21 to 10. their follower* to get rid of rich Brown'* at Hkkory Corners. but in the final period lady luck men in order that they may pasMr. Banholemew and son and: deserted Middleville and came full sesa their money or their property. ’ Art Lord of Battle Creek were Bun-; strength to the support of Nashville. Tbctr demand 1* that their employ- dAy guests at Roy Oake*'. ’ Brawn Dbl. nap OQC out Glove, 3 for tv Jersey leather faced Glove* . .. 22c Afrn, Don’t Min TUj 5 yards for 21« gC Plain Brown Jer- 4 "9C sey Gloves, 2 pr. I ■ Heavy Weight WOOL MIX // SOCKS S-yds. II arm! S7urdy| 17* wide Pmit-Linen Crash Unbleached Long wear! Bright border*I High alAorbeixyl Ck.*cly-wovrn texture I Unbearable ... for long tervice, fast-drying towelk Gay borderr —and a ’uper-vaiue! COATS GROVE. Tlie L. A . S was lie Id Thursday with Mrs. Corrie Van Wk with good attendance. Mattle Kimble and Orpha Wing had charge ot the pro­ gram Stella Kelsey, Florence Dunnigan and Katherine Clum won prires in tlw' contests. Tlie Feb­ ruary meeting will be held with Mr*. None COolbaugh. Clair Steiner was home from De- troit for a few days last week. "Tlie annual church* meeting will be held with Mr. and Mr • E 8 *’eck ™UrSd*y wlth pot luck dinner. Sunday evening a good’ program was put on in-charge of the Kelsey family. Mrs. KeRK"BWfiran gave three musical selections; Mr ami Mrs. Wing gave a duet; U people sang two song*; Mr*. Millie WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY GRAND LEDGE FIVE 25c Boot Socks Sweaters Bleached > Cases to match 15c Good Weight Full Cut 49c r », Men’« Heavy 25c •Crash Toweling TURKISH TOWELS Nationwide Sheets SX tor Men 98c They’re Soft Thirsty ,.. and Long of Life See the Fine LINEN —EVERY color FASTI CrtarH Hord«r ll FUtZr gave twj readings and there were talks and relented readings. Tlw Community service nextuSunday evetung will be in charge dt Mr. and ,\lt • F. C Wing. . ; Mr Klfrte Sprague of Grand Rapid* U taking care of Mrs. Leola Wood who I* Mxue better now. ' Telephone messaga* between New York and San Francisco arc amp­ lified thirty-six tunes ertroute. CLEAN, SAFE MILK WITH BOTTLES SAFELY SEALED ... AND NOT EASY TO OPEN’ The constant effort of this dairy, is not only to furnish its patrons with the CLEANEST, PUREST milk that it is possible to products* but to de­ liver it to the homes of our^ cus­ tomers in the best possible way. Even the sanitary caps that we use on our bottles are the last word in convenience and SAFETY, eliminat­ ing the old-fashioned "digging out” with a fork and the old time "thumb ■splashing.7 You can lift the covers off of our milk bottles with your fingers, and you can set them back solidly in place with your thumb. Highlands Dairy is the only Dairy in this section permitted by the state of Michigan to ael| Grade “A” Milk, because stuto test has proven its unusual CLEANLINESS. No-hat­ ter or SAFER milk to use is pro­ duced. Doesn’t that appeal to you? A phone will bring it to your THE HIGHLANDS Dj ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 HASTINGS, ' �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY U. 1933 PAGE FOUR ••false move." they shot and killed IBWSSsr^.u.”; ■X ........... b«n. ,»d u» 8u.JVieujs. and Opinions; . finally cornered them in a What OtllCrS bay This and ‘That | for tiie ensuing year by Barry Lodge (No. 331; B R Rose. W. M ; W. C Backward Glances;. I Kelley. B W.; B. Shriner. I. W.; Bits of Yesterday‘/pA^ttL^Dm Lvroomam*j.’a; Calvin Coolidge. . Police A Nation Pay* Tribute. ("j' , H. Andcrsn. T.; T. J Brasaeau and swamp and captured thc culprit*. -. .. , ' aaox. unm. ““ L “ T l '' Homely t 1.1 Virtues. ’’J A. McCoy, Stewards. ------—.—— who proved themrelres to be “jrel, t TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. II We have official notice that the M-vrvni YEAU UM,ail *ueh fel-1 Therc none °r who dcslr'' His Place In History. ______ **” ,nd c0**™1* al Ml *ucn t t0 jeopard^. our puppe *chools by, Mrs P D. Hayward uleavlng the [postmaster general has established T.tinr,. low* grally are. Despite their brutal heedlessly tacrtfictng quality for the It will be intereMtng to know the «»>' ttic l»« «f the week for a jx»t office at Freeport. Barry crime and the fact that one of them ,*ake of a few dollars, at least the place historian* of the future wiH 8‘‘h*1 tor county, and appointed Samuel committed murder, they were hot? »Tlter la not of that frame of mind. n-. erve for Calvin Coolidge We are ’hls winter Mr. Hayward is plan- t Roush postmaster. i If we were to have our way about too nrar him today to.Judge proper- hlng to go to Big Rapid* for a ' Tiie M. E. -Social will be, enter­ tained on-Wcdncsday evening Jan­ fit and conditions so warranted. »r ]j **Nof*one person in a- thousand course at Ferri* Institute. om-1 not ct a single salary wheth- can i»int to a single notable tmU" • Campbv.il. dean of uary 16 by Mrs. Milo T. Wheeler at that If they were pardoned i er he be a teacher, street cteatwr achievement of Ihe Coolidge anmir.- '»i>mcn. and Mlu Edna Smith, ex- luw residence In thc second ward. later—as they will be—they would master, mechanic or what not. But istratlon, yet the great majority of tension worker of M A- C.. arc A comic dialogue, an essay ano txople in the United States rank spending Ute day with Mr*. A H -music arc to be In thc program for ,,U a tlie evening. A cordial inviUUan is him among the great. Caneth. hold against them. Isn t .hat a, eViU»blc that drastic readjustments . . • • ' Mrs. James Ransom spent tlx- extended. farrtcal‘proposition, and a traverty I be-effected and in balancing tiw Tlw Church of Christ will dedicate Will hb greatness be attributed «*“*! on justice? Even Ute Judge txfoif reales uf educatiou We do not have to astute statesmshshlp'. poUUcal niere. nferc, Mra. Mrs. 1^ L. O. C. Hrfrrt. Harris, .nd and f.mllv. family tlieir new church house on the 27th Jessie Beckham of Toledo,]( of January, 11)78: Dedicatory services ”*7 -r broT‘'sagacity, ■ a spiritual qpahty of lead­ unMiss Ann Arbor friend of Musa Ger­ ’ at halt j>.u.-t ten o'clock A. M. There similar to that of George the fact th*. Muihigan ha* no capi lfacEt,rs U1 txUrr t-:» obtain men and ership [ trude Hayes, was her guest Tuesday will also be religluus service* at one tai punishment law. Yes. the four women at price* within thc scojx ot Washington or will lie be termed a and Wednesday last week, enroute o'clock in the ------------aftErnoon and also — in ------------pawn carried to great height* to Grand Raids to visit her Mater the evening. of them were sentenced to prironioqr prcM-nt-day deflated pocket-,■mere 1 The Rev. L. L. Carthe crest of fortunate sequence for l|fe—which mean* 10 to H years i ^>£ “" Frank Brown. Bellevue G«- 'on ‘ Mis* Kate Sibley ot the High pcnlcr ul Fort Wayne. Indiana, aaof event* tliat broke several months school commercial department was stot«l by the resident clergyman will in. Michigan. Every taxpayer In .after he refused a nominatfon fix unable ' t.» return this week owing to , officiate Tiie-house is situated in Hany county will pay his share of Quotinc Tom Colins argument 'flu- third term? One'peraon's opin- the death nJ her sister at Au Gres • the northeast comer ot the towntheir keep a* Jong a* they live, and j ..gainst, the primary election and it.- 1 Mrs. David French of Caledonia -'hip of Hastings - By Order ot right at a time when taxes arc. a fruit*. Editor DeFtx- of Charlotte ; 41. wax in tiie city Saturday to attend 1 Church Committee. mirks back to "the old bo** con- ' tin- dinner given by Mu.* Norma 1 "“Z' • _• • bujuen. trolled caucus.” If it’s a question of 1 Dayle for Miss Helen Zandt of '1,1 •■l'r by the beloved Vermonter. HOW leng ate wc going to cohtlnue. dfl..idlnu between two evils wc think cupted 1 Charlotte.. • this expensive, noruenrical farce? [we would prefer risking « bow to Mix* Anne Burton . went to Ann! - - ; . (taking chanera on thc demagogue Calvin Coolidge was an enigma. Arbor Friday to r.pend the week end j technocracy. I that thrive* under thc primary and ■Acc •roing to all standards h- uuth her aunt and uncle. Dr. and Mr5 sw.-j.up, Hv-hop. w>u> who nhad just murur., returned >I Ererrbodv todav is talking about !hcn '*«<«’’*» bb{h a demagogue i -----• , >u ju» E.tDbadj today is .aixing aoom w H Caii- popular. He wav not a spcctaculat h(l||u. (roni a ilx niontii*' trip in! Technocracy and TKhiMKratS Wha-.rOJX)IU>v.611ant ‘nwuu lnp ■ showman showman hke like Roosevelt, Roosevelt. lx be was • Continued from page one* tight-lipped. lacked aa rtrikstrlkhre they and what.do they intend to[ ----------' " ..frugal, frugal, tight-lipped, Mr an<| Mn, Edward Darby ol AN EMERGENCY CASE. Wc have on our desk a - report .10’ So ta „ M h», MB»U> W-Wiu. CITIES CAT JACK U. S? IM OTK.C.™ • ..nA ApWjnUy wo., u..„ „ leWln HK.I -- J...» M. ............... ... o.I from the Michigan Educational Asadvance' Thev're i»uncl!on Finance Cwpcdton to !U Ur n " .jrjctatmn purporting to prove th.it thewe. cjflw tw ^r n<t o{f Plymouth. Plymouth Yet he retired on, «>: ,>! they advance. Theyvc, They vt : ({^ Jh<, ccan .l!]vi ,- on O ‘ ----------.concerned and a* ■ may t>- (air tn the' must must popular pcqjuiar and resjiected re*j»ectcd men state, schools axe in'danger of c!o»r simply taken an old idea and don,'it [_I welfare A^,An work uork aw> .<>-,->. ,1( to (OT, the i WENTY YF\RS AGO TODAY competitor*, but such n-gulaare dipjxw-d to <-com“ Ing down or running part time be­ w In ,n <ltr.ru™ nrw ,pMw Jo Istltute „„„« legal obligations „bl lea u.,, u upon these U„ll«luun Saundm MI Tl.u.■*, nnu.'ES "Sn «» '“■» ““I ..SS'S/tSSToiSL' '7'“''!!' , U-" I '— - There are those, too. aim claim thai cause uf reduced income from .the 15' get public attention. Even till* meth- r----------*•'— — *- “*•* shop-worn l>‘ ’ Mb]e. Our own opinion !s ’ .hat J hi ?* I b, . ” ‘ 1 anty ’ 'nd <• "rm wou.-.l . wthtarv Tclioo! : n culaliun toi truck* and buxscs and i Ihe Military sciu*ij returns! per cent tax lijnitaticn amendment! -od of arousing interest 1* a shop-worn ... am. Sh.s ,y . ... --^nd'In «SHowe MilSX.u^J “'! peuiors' -> or ™ raiiMr*. Milton Brown hiw retunwd1 '.. School* perform.# valuable wivice-[advertising trick. The Idea of ma- .nxn. .if ,-ver- be paid back to Uncle . ... sum* into Ute j *«•’'n« »I”0. * froth Grand Rapids where *1k apentj ... ,?ovcrnm« nt treasury for tiie use: and anything that Interferes with ehinery forcing men out ot employ- Sun. flw-re credit is behind ’>» «*th ze&rtfc-c*. prroidcncy ag4W--it Hg chore. ha5 gon<. t(1 ' they nuke ot thc public highway*. their efficiency. should be a matter'.ment lias been.-advanced for many whole wnoic thing tiling. ... . ., .... Wp ' decades. Technocracy has taken this' It'-*< ’enu to us tliat t! '- :.«',<l f : . ' '. ’ ■ Tiffin and Galesburg. It Menu that .the need fw. . . Gale-burg. Ohl, Ohio, where 1 Speaking of waterway competifor. public concern. laon, the Mieaker call'd attrtillon f.> ... * , .... j welfare relief -tn ci':,' ha» beer. In our.opinion thc re-clcctton of •— • much dlscUMcd con^ptlon. wrapjwd I ni,,.,.-.x ,rv beca>i.-e of unb.it- C.!'.in Cwhdge in 1924 wu* one of rhe will ipend four week, vusitqjj relative;. :>ik1 friend*. 'nil j'ugtlficiition yhatewr for tlw port to tlw effect that • compiledi it tn n hatq. of power unit ?.t.iti*-.unplanned liidtistrlA! ac-' ti'"' r.ie;,’--. '. tributes ever pan! t1 Byron Rupe who has been vWUns ! building of thc St. Lawieinc walcr. figures .show that the pcrcentagt )1 tic*, and pepped it up wlth-U Invify over th* paxt wore id years;' the eluirurtcr of any num. Tiie na- uw ' * week in Hastings left MunIt, w (iasi-.cs of-------------socialism. Tbh the|l*ople have t<--n attracted :« the!’.enoiis evp.-ur.-, of the rank Hard- (Ia. • tax delinquency in the state has — -------------------—1*-------Gah’burs; to spend a few ‘wa*- to produce 10,000.000 additional and provide! • . । cm?.-, hat,- made mor.fl! for so-'.inu admlntetration ;h his cousin,' Mrs- X. Ra ■ electric'horse power W l.P< pw «uh,.M r.™ 1>M cneoeu-n mmd u u» public “! 223 J!*T >«.» V t'3WTS •«u^x JlipublJ',.'. lorn* nutiS,: virtually ofLets the increasing lev-.-cnething onginal. What t he ,(l, ww}. -n^., are Mng snpjxirte.i ccntr-! P.-pbaWy th,- crur.-,- of R.nJ’inN,". *'r and openn.-the waterway <m a ton] «».■' u even more important to 0;.Technocrat* are re-ally sayirtg in i m manv ca.'«s’bv f::nis that dre oh- ivepts would have b«-en diff,.-rent ex- Mi-, Hu ■• ! Ciin of this city Icit ’Ire’’ ’n'C projxwed rare onnn wa.-. required. When canals and Miemingb "lb than t rw* that public schoois may ’.heir tlaboratc. involved manner ; '..«jr.ed 'hroiiRh the tax lev.’ ine p-w- - ,-pt tor the i-.iumpmchiude integ- (or ^fe!0Wi Aruwnil, Mpndav l-i *l“ -a nom ptfluth tbtlie roalward J-ckx have ta.bi* built in order tu ' - hare to rutTon i-axt lime A high that our- meth,kU of distributing:*^ f,r 'h' ' *;1 ” «?v‘‘rn.; n's re.idr wun an aunt. Where Myo will'J „ -Tn‘i’T^;1 ™r«> ••.nsp,»mraM 1. hi - of fact wh-n tiie government Bails c.irij mi tliw »trims port at kuj. in■ . . , . , , . ;men*. In Aho end. these fund.' will ■ v;ce-j.'.*-.--ldent .who uv the ,,i-l. , ,v,. . <-'/iru- in xhil.'c After .even cent* a hushil by Imat, ,'rcus,'-tl cost consldcrlilu lite nialn- are figured. which wc will all have rtte or even an Incrcssing ra*e o. wealth and goods hare lagged Lir i^.^ mof|. .l[M, nw.t. j:w, tl.,. (,t 3 nlng there there a ’.war soar she she will will go.'lluIl! :iu'.IniMnt railroad'rate from tcnanc,. tin-. etc will inevia chilly Vcrnumt dawn wa, «... tuning ....... a> w. ,o' .ItllllltH tft til— %' vaw ..—I* ln.l.l^.,1'. — «■■»■«« —,, V to — n,*a —4, ,,-t l/ll *. • .sworn — *. I,., „ <Haa W\—t „ „ I po- WIt|, her aunt t< X VtltU, ,11 k * til ' COSt f ar atlOVC Wil fc! would lx- far higher thiin with the tax delinquency indicate* that tit*. tli«. behind Ma, our capacity for production! Into the niu»t Iiniporlan. San Francisco . foundation.' of government are and with this ail wnc people agro,- ' Iricjl omo- in in. «»rM b> h> Mr .ind y.. Sl „ .the railroad* would cluirgc for th,- rallr.uds. Everybody knnwt. the wrt KUl-r. m- l/nm-d man - M4„,„n same service. • raflrond rate# an- not tixeil by Hw raumbhrig. Government depend* a; jjut neither- Tcchntxracy nor the [ i rapidly learned to admire and re- 3:. m.u,., |.„. i,,.,23 ss In other word* except Where na­ railroad.'. f>ut by the InterMato tlie profitable op, ration of private (Technocrats have advanced a[iv r.i- j C«imin<r<e Coinniission. .• > that th-. , ■ , , , , • Ol .MT. U1IU Mrs. V,. U. MIS' ture furnish,-.' thc waterway, rail ­ 'star P ul th* go.vnywnr will h»v,to pay property for tiie tax funds which : tlpnul method of correcting Uh? de-i nur.blr VaiuLc. MpM 1|un u, d IhThoBd,,.. A road transportation* 1* cheaper tlinn jN-upfc Will lit’VI b^!v snaken ....I... couhdenre in tut. ,„,.ram N4,h>ul, ! stere ,ij. badly are its Hfr blood. When the costs [ HewiM'y. Thare who are looking tor' I),lit water traiu|X>rtat>on' and the fan1. our public nu n Tiie results of 192V railroad rat*-* arc fixed of government ix-come so burden-;ali answer,tu the present econpmU'i to spend thc winter. keep In cc-nstan’ repair the systetu PLI-XSAM mini­ did m>t iHteswily dririirate that th- Beriholf is a brother oi tlravci. ,Mjme tha’.'th,- tax rates cau* con- • dilemma will not find thc wlillonl interest cot', ami the* maintenance <-.f thru- own govcnime of locks which It will ure. This will c iuntry had Jbrjjivrn the RepubllFrank Pat'on <<l Harbor Springs. odd 'must w atin in-dvr to fumu-h free m*' of ffscation of. proper.) tiie siak- u d-e-'m Technocracy. \ ' ican party for permitting shoddy visited ins aunt. Mrs. SainiM-l B<i-' mean that the .taxpayers of the curt*. Uniu-ti Slate* will have to pay'a . the Canal, niakea ruch a |»fojict la: ranged for in ad­ Mrtvying R* source of income atul H[ '“ • ; [ cliarat t'.-r.i to ja het rate Io the high than the already e-stab* Mr. and Mrs. John Wilnaur «:nl■ rtfn-ir caniribuuon for interest on more.chstly : ranks of leudefship; }t simply indi­ is. only a 'qc-Mitin of time before nil' DOWN IN ARKANSAS. 1vance—"Anon. Ihlled railroad', and the public have tenanted Sunday. Mr and Mr; the cast and the maintenance ot thcated fiulh in Ceolidge and. the THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. cpcraijcfu ol government will have Right now i.- a time when success-1 St Lawrence wKerwav at le.vst nine to font the bill tn the way pf uddi,homely virtues tie typified. . to cca-e utile-' drastic romcdle* are fu! elate and county candidate at . About 25 young p^bple were cnEdwin ot llupi- c „ , , , . ... UTtained at the home ol Miss Olah Io give n seven cent rate on wheat sum form. med. Tiie fifteen mill tax Hmita-i the November cWtlon come jnu»| tL# admin^trat.on B-npert Thur.'d:"- lUtefnwn. J.hi l, -bunt. . From Buffalo, tn thc.cily of New. Mn. Ciwiiu lir k ■ iton on property B a rtir-rafe-thnt Mt-elal-prominencer Yat the follow-j -'-Tnarkra -thrhlgh-vnwr -njtrrkthe- high-winer nrark ct 'pMro wi re i!.".- boafd, The taxpayers of thc United Yorl< l here’» water transportailuti Wa-., rr. most people can stand. lf\a: th, >3 little- item appearing tn'thv New j American prtBperity. Tile word* of f.'Aturvs <if the evening, lire v.,inc by the Erie Canal, and .railroad spent-Sunday evening with Mr. and States will have to put up nme rent* i caution he threw out concerning thc qUtret. Ihv ctabli-hment ol thu, Yotk Ttnws recently under a dal;' of "Obrening a Penny" was tilwvdl MU .„U.1 UI ,„. wav wn, u bushel in vtile of, ulMIlw Interest. and tniiuixirtaUan by two railroad sys­ Xfts. Glirdfv Durkee dtid David at ,-. ver-rising spirit of reckless ex­ which enntl'-d Ed Vrooman to tirot iaPxp»-n.e liinlt et.ybanasse' a-rtalh vaiuabl, :line oFFayetlcvilie. Ark. recall* tne! tem*. one uf them being-the Lacka­ which will make the rut" . travaennee and Ins plea fc-r a re­ place und Mabe! Mate second. Light "extern cents, while th'- railroads wanna. Experience bus shown that y will 'imply have ta i trials «nd disappointment# of those The many friemb of Robert LouiuUtucians turn of the simple spiritual quail* . iimeiU i wen- -erred um-ther uK. charging but nine cents, and tne thc Lackawanna can give betlci , tie* of our sturdy' ton-fathers ivt.< adjust thm res as beat thfy^an. who nls-x ran. with i.-<- cream and cake, and a de- ! railroads „„ arc keeping tip U.rU their .... own ------- --------- ---------- -— thir.i; above ;dl\ls«’! "Gist four month* and 20 day* ligh'ftii time wa* tuiDyed by all Iright-of-wuv while the taxpayer* du-s tlxEnt Canid, notuithsnnid[right-of-wav white taxpayers. pltal fifi-belli;; opu-rat, d on for Thh’l. “!Y! “'r is to stop the of! canvassing; lost 1.3W hour* of sleep ulut '<■!•» The port otlKc receipts for ihe I wait have to main Run the canal and l»g the fact that tlie stale ol New api>-tidu-.lli.» New .Year's drty. ' Ywrk^s paying intercrt un Sl&U.OUO.^>.,p<rty back to the. thinking abobt election; loll -to one ot mankind s inexorable ways oii^. .t ojjjC1. jnuhi now wc are learn- v,!ir just part show airnirrca.a- of hhB lock*. Mason. Newton spent Sunday at (acre* corn and sWvct potatoes; lost; maWrS^ro1^rte,Un8 U'C tJ‘rthl' :'“i 0‘v rtern truth of his advice.. MY-' Jl ove,r tiio e o^-iw)!. when i The .-.peaker stated that in hl* ,l'm bonds which it invested in im- Ed. Ncv.tcn'v near Hindi Corners, ‘ Unclc Sam's bu»uri-.'» a/,grega-..<j | judgment water competition with provnnenu on that waterway. ; . . ; • i two front teeth and a lot of hair in In brief. ,1 ihe financial and inM.W8 98. During lt*iJ the rvc-. lpts ) rattnMds wa* only justified when Our readers-will surely be Inter... ______________ „ STATE POLICE" SCORE, J pet;onal combat with an opponeti’.: rdustnnl leader* ol the nation, and' ‘ ~ "4'., . । ■'•’•'h'-d u>.WAvl.2», the ns-ipre f-»r naUxrt furnHred wtihi.ML cost toe-ted in thr statement of thc Mtua- .George Monroe, formerly of tins Or.cc-ay.Un tiie Michigan Slate [.mnated one beef, few sheep an>. ' the whqlc world, rclui,.- ot delay tr coinBtanvouch. Tnepuouc r.mcK • ;! December alone being over Sl.wxi i tne government na ans for such lion tmd can sec thilt while (he pro- place, but at the Umc M in* death .-,-i up a system that will give work ­ the many J okc to.ii to mx'.r,ii<yyc are a.-,iir, d that if this rate uf transportation and no malnlenaiiujmwv I St. Lawrence Caiiui would resided In KuUnuiXoo. »hce and the police radio book-up: the pig* to-bitrbccuc; gave- away five Ills ImlHltial frugality and taciturnmrreive continues anill next H«per? money thtiBigh payrolls, they'll, jux'miratcd tta value. It Is prob-J calico dresM -i, five dolls anil 13 baby t-iber tht'office wit! jia -. th^ Flu ■ .. — . ■ ; — > ; have to give tlU'm money, or'tin- ity without losing one lo'.t ol respect a bank rob-Irauler;-: kiw-d 128 babies; kindled , tilings money buys through welfare [for the mjui hiinselL When Alice ooo mark and will be granted fret ■■■EXMBMnaBSMBBaacaHaBtaanm^raBHUi^roHHMaaBaKWianKflBBABMSBKSsaMSMd murderer- ;2ti kitchen fln-Z put up eiglf: slaves; Tcllef. J uM v our nation cancelled Longworth, made the famuli.-; the law cn-1 cut 17+cojds ot firewood: curried 21 Ixm* made tc ' Thomas Gordon: rnanagt ran- countries • wv.mi'd on a pick!,-' wisecrack c mcvtning Mr. Coolidge, the pubh... .. .... .. • kels. 0, gmijeivd, Mich; -n- 1 aurjiig the W, t.-ami d» appreciation; but th Friday •enroute t:,.Grand . _..„-on loads ot cony; pulled jlaaiKti » <s with tin- fonn-e pn-ssit- nt made to our the miur-Ibimilh-,- of fodder; walked < Gcorgc and Minnie KvlM! war aaiuivf Thc state j miles; .yhook iiauds 9.480 times; 1 ibr tir.is expre.vdnu her vxupes Jrind Rapids wen- called ci-ci Tlx- country didiH.-v-.cn hi-tv Saturday to a-’end uf-funeral > are ffbiiutx 10.00Y Be* and talked enough . i.iitn in its pr. -;<k-nt when ,; Mr.- Mary Keilwd. , ma I.DW yoimn. - ;ut< need :i- . WHERE Tjli; MONEV GOJaj ,m durum a summer .H>ji>uru m ijw “ I vivhl ratings and was bapti.v.i A lh,. BHack ‘ Hill* of Dakota. -u----- •— ■ y to Hunttmyon. Tn'ilUiiri. un,:, four limes by immcraion and twice B,rtt.riimet * u> .i freshman tn Central Col-by •yi.iikling; ctKiTOibuted $'<o la Mrs Mary Rochrig of Grand fore am mlMtciv got Uag-bi*. 19 RapitU returned home Friday after ttixnn, and then lost tne ckcuon.'' {>ower cl silence w.ix ah! a visit with her sou Clement. i Camv«tgr.>ng dawn in Arkuii*a> a bi Caiiui Oxuulg, Tlaodorv Roger* left Saturday tor -jfil in Hab|Juall) L*ht-hp;Md. any M.v.li Kalamswn on hi* way u> hu horn-* inbli w bvcanx dam M take medicines that relieve huriilb FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY * for a time but do nothing to The following officer* of Hasting. prevent the return of gnaw­ Clearance Sale of All Winter Merchandise Overcoats and Flannel Shirts 50% Reduction All Other Winter Merchandise Reduced From AILIN' 25% to 50% ROADS Space will' not permit elab­ oration. Come and look, you will find real bargains in good honest merchandise. Lambie & Doyle "The Store for Dad and Lad" Quotation Kills Germs Instantly! DIGESTIVE ILLS I . . >Und id for the ‘erm < nding June 3f>. Custer, N. G; J F RiaM L to v G. H HtUsinger. i. s : > G : George Hagedorn. <1 G : H. Warner. O. G ; CM* Fairchild, NEWS GLEANINGS. 8 8;: A A- Wilmont. L. 8. 8 N-'iifowiidlaml j new (J-ct-iu si.mi I. <.n- Tolle*, who earn-- th- mail lx the not Stamp to t>. <r-'i to Cedar Crock was quite’ocverely [ hurt tn a runaway on Jet!er»ant l-. other Brnwh p*- Elizabeth. «-t atr-.-jt. Hu- hor^e became hatred' oncludc.1 -his ‘article Duk; and Di rtFther it »• exhibited-in and unmanageable, hi* ng wav over- • ir ul;->pturned and Mr. Tolle* was badly t Ire > Important to de- hurt ns a re’ult After proper med•; here we arc. but it u u-j| attention he pluekiiy resumed ' men! for th# United fitates is oh-, imtwuucc to dctertiUn? his place and drove home, deprived lie barrel* THEY CALL IT JUSTICE! ivtctis: Le-*., sentimentalizing about, : *fr i,- :ng. Cf Hie ure of one hand, and the oth­ Indiana fess a capital p,mi*hment! the rest of ;the world, which has Its er one in a sling. . „ . rveiruauy -ventuaUy crossing crcusing tw. ' Sv P. -b*o!y we Mull not sec the like A: the state convention of county law. which it bnng* into operation are out for u- and more 'Buy yarf,.. of Calvin CuoUdge soon Never school commissioners at Lansing itui •* ----------once in a . while—but xsot often American practice constitute th« were his qualities <>f calm and cau­ Thuraday. Enoch Andrus of tlw* city nt lu> nirx-ured tious leadership more needed tn the wa* elected president and Miss Ed­ enough. Laiit week tour -bandits best counter to Uns latest interna-',. T|1C .I.or,,,,,,,. . the amount of hop*, cotn. sugar.- White House than at preventfrom that Mate stole an automobile noiul v> (nm<r.l. ne. ,.c 1M un^n. na Haven* .of thl* city was put on ' in indianapolu and came up into •.he executive committee. Evidently ' On one point American exporters rd. »ubuwclcd, the amount* used in the merit* of Hastings people artf Miclugan—where ut haw im capital may be certain. PoMiblc American kno*n legal ‘ enterprises—and has itcog raxed abroad a* .well a* at punishment law—to rob' a bank. tunfl reduction, in view of thc dem- Deported, dje amount ol raw materBRIEF OBSERVATIPNS. home. n». w, “'wk« They Mopfrtd-At Kaleva, a qpiet, or­ It cast* the United States govern* 1 Mr*. Elberharl of New Philadel. dexly liulc town tn northern Michi­ vorresiionding loweiing of Canadian . non.' -Co!' Ainos w Woodcock. ।I iiu-rit one cent to make a dollar bill., ig-.in, Ohio. 1* vixiting her brother, gan. With a lot t>I bluster and tariff barriers " ' F. W. Collin* m this «ty ----------.---------,— --------- - "Human progress marches only Walter Wltktn* and. Walter Without diving equipment 26 feet» *Art RimtiM- as a . s. inc ,1.. *h’’* chJWr*n *«cl liwtt parent*"1'. w thc greatest depth a diver can at- i-impman returned to Ann Arbor armed—.... the bandit* entered uk the nuu Add wuun; Sundes, As messy messy. a., As thc -President Htnver. Tuesday. ; tain .with safety —“““ * Louis A"‘” Goodyear goes to* •bank, and when Eliswurth-BCiimui average man's-’methods pt changing day. ■ Methaned equipment ..hould ; Lalln wat- up to coii-,pural|vf!y re­ J ‘ Uighl.v n.peeled .i UpcwnUr rib'xm.—N a vhvxllc । HFlT-llVE YEAHa AGO IXJD^Y. create opporfunit; for leisure, not . Celli tni'a*» thC Official language of Uwy toot to be » Banner. 'uiwmptojnM-nt Wjllum Green. 1 Hungary. ' . The following officer* were elected JV’uy of Our World Mi-31 Solution the “Mouth-Tested” Antiseptic . . . Does your mouth wash do the things it should under ey-rry-. day condition*? Wc wanted tn be aurr about Mt-31 so we tested it in the moull\, In normal gargling time i* defi­ nitely destroyed the germs that caii-c wire throat and in­ fection. And it/neutralized every odor! ing uncomfortable feeling of vicious indigestion. Just take Bisma-Rex. its re­ lief is prompt and complete. And its-comfort lasts. You'll like the miriiy.• flavor <(on.! Bisma-Rex is sold only at Rexall Drug Stores. Mi-3159c Save with Safety at the Rexall Store Crumbs uf Wisdom CARVETH & STEBBINS HASTINGS - PHONE 2131 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, MU. meaning and necessity for -laws,! why laws are needed, why there must be punishment for offenses. Boy* recognize that there must be law is sports, such u* bawball. foot­ ball. etc. but they have not been! made to understand why there must Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Clarite, their ume » 3 and 4. A 1 sup’.. D A. VanBtL'kirk wa* in .Fred Beason of Bay City spent be laws regulating tiie game ot life. Laming an Tuc.day on bminc-iv tiie week end with friends in thu sister. Mrs. Arthur C. Brown, of H. Stuart Ortlofl—Annuals in the DEAN DAVENPORT DIfi. The lawyers are the ones who ought Grand Rapid*, and E J. Huffman., Garden. to teach these matters to growing Dr. and Mis. D. D. Walton and CUSSED PHASE OF boys. family vtUMxl at Vermontville, on Mrs. Tll»e McLaughlin of Mus­ QUESTION oil Sunday. The Dean explained that he be-: kegon is spending thc week with longed to thc Howard Association! R R .McPeek of CharitKIe-Mr3- O-"i Ashalter. at Chicago, which makes it thc duty BOYS SHOULD KNOW '■ it . of Mr», Mary Evarte Mrs. Ethel partridge Lemmon of I Holdsworth .Agnes Rfchi of TYav-1 of members lo'help those who come ' '•day ■ Grand ur.uiu Rapids, K.ipiu*. is u the uic gue« Ruenv of <>i Mbs n>u* • , .. , . I—On the Meaning of< VALUE OF OUR LAWS। out of prisons to get back Into so- { o ... o. ... O> r>,rer. •U1 “*"> #»«• >*•“ Mr. and Mrs. c ---------Uusur wd Ml» Vlvut. That organization. has made. i» city .-.i> on Tuesday Tuudi, Reynold*, <“ — «<y• | 1 Paul DcKruif—Seven Iron Men. 'Thinks Lawyers Are Proper' ctety. Albion ws re- in the a >tudy of imprisonment in Illi­ ^r Mr. ahd Mrs. Ttimiur* Tn-w,,.. ;■ " —• • • ——— j • —— ,v<, *«vii rain. • j «.■ « on busliies., . ' Guests of ■.. f .Bum* „Mantle. «,<i—Best plays of Persons To Instruct Young nois. and hud learned that the M- and Mti Will Crakes ,.f co- J"hh*ton on Sunday were Mr. ana MEETING OF HUbiNEHS •' ' average jail or prison term lasted 1 WOMEVS HOSPITAL GUILD. ; IB31-1B33 S, X: 3। S.»" rv'? Men About Thia Subject Just 45 days. That can do no law ! Mis* Eva A. Hecox was Ixatess to I' Gustav Eckstein—Noguchi. ’ Mr mid Mn. Eber punbte or De- U» mr HMM. uu»ni.,-o Worn,,,.. women a . Hospital i w.ncr n At ~T--------------, violator any good, but it dots brand. as a criminal. Wc are wasting Brown of lrtlll 1Ml| jamr, Barnard of Guild on Monday evening, twenty-' Forty. ' held Wednesday instead of Monday him ■ tutday at Buffalo, B ill Ho N V.. Y^J were Saturday night jteur too much'good 'material arid doing being prewnj. ppraril. Dinner was ' , ’ „ . i»uiw ucitig Minner was! ... . „ *.. . Pa^,r~101 Ways To Enter-;.;l«giil holiday; Tuvralay noon wa* the‘ too much damage to the world by the C. W Warkc home mid Sunday gueati’of;Mr. and Mri’ s<rved al the Trio Cute nnd life |, ’ ullowintf Hits situation to extet w* Mr. and Me- Rankm Hyde and r-M. Umble. . .buslnees and .jkiuI meeting lurid at | Your ^.hl d .. ... . . :: ,« .llle W.n. ...wu-.jf Mr ,lIxi MrJ( A A A|ldcrnon of the home of MIm Hecox must cut off the supply of young Mrs. Nettle Hydn'on Saturday. ' men who are not criminals, never ; fixed for Wtdm Mh.y. ----v. Grand ....... IU4I...U. Ruphls to were ® »guest* m«u> ... of ml Mr.. A vwy Interesting outline of the i.Ourxehe". , Ml* Ada Micliael "•f- i^*r<>V ..0,1 r-,.,1 and1 X4, Mi.-.' vail CUtfi Urio.lnl.r WFtpinter Thursday, , , ncopuiici 'rhnoylau iiiurauny,..work of the Kellogg Foundation' Gray. Sundifur and Hanna- j The members were privileged to wanted to be. but who Just drift In­ visited Ml. e.-, Nonna ?’ .............. n,i Helen ... . . . ... ... ------- the Boy 'WM ,pwl by lhr h t M j1 Fundamentals of Chenu.trj and Mr. Andere-on attending “.Iilllun i.mLn ihc“r • VW timely address by Dviui' to it in thc way* wc haveJit'cribed. ■ ... «... ... said .. they .. Hie Dean told.pt a friend of his. Michael Saturday und Sunday. «*“kn . DaveiporL who ta always mtereat-1 ' Scout boxing benefit in the evening. John Nobles. She were Andy McElroy of East Lonning American {nfi and onglJ)A> and hcjpftli ;n lu n wonderful character, wild had: Mr ar:-! Mr* Lloyd Barbour have finding tea opposition and more co- Pix'u. 1630 ifuo° s|x:>t part of test week here- with returned t.» their iw.uic in Clilcago;। ojwrutten nnd .he school children ' adapted and found ivomr* for 54 : children ot c: unlnal -parents. Som* ufn r ; pending tlie holiday* with her ore entering entliuMu-tleoHV into (that what h ...nd to the Rotarians * Quest. pmi-nis, ma and Mr*. Janie* End»- the health program started by tlse, Naturalist loti Wedti.sday was »..nh while. C. B. QtaMCOck-GdJd — • - - • Hi — cau e they have been giveii-a decenti Then; !•■). .■.<<! Mr umi Mr* Bert Hundi r-' Harry GMinty Health Unit He tx.gun by saying that Ik- was chance. He told of ora* man. now ui man of Grand Rapids. ' ----— visiting ; Hinging and closedde- Hills. going to discuss ' A BuTpfu.. ' He Paul Kruif—Men Against did not refer, lie said. t« •>» surplus noted■ lawyer in ’Chicago, whose; .•fi s Hesslo Waters, daughter of rilghltu! t — vi ning. Mlw Ethel Jones mother wa < a crlmuudly insane j»er* i I Death. visited „„ . of agricultural products because ;• k aifll U tiie gin - making been 1 Frank Bird Linderman — Red there is no such surplus.’ If there ran. whose father had been a mur­ ............... her ‘ home in California with . Several m w w members have un'll derer.- This little child, picked up ef Irtcwh hi Ann Arbor and Detroit ।her —...... • — - •Luther Burbank, •for — added — •> -■ aunt. .Mrs. the — last -two months, making Motlwr. «M, 1'7 p.-. au.r.tauon, .•,» it'liwIn the past ten yearn, returns this week the numt>-r over thirty. , | Fiction. bw*rl ,4 ,r.n> mn- in-.ua oraU1 u,l„, ln hJ — ~ltl> her mother. ' ----• DuBom* Heyward—Peter Asliley. — ...................... ........... bJ llt* n«j<s,r.*ho '.,4x0 ,t.. nt Mr. and Mrs.,Chri» EPWORTH LEAGUE. __. Mn . duced would lx consumed by iwiiplc lKrn | . Enzabcth Corbett — Young The Izzagu.- started the NVw Year I Meik* . who.nred it and a juld lx- glad to in u u vxxt limit.' and me ot It.rold Christiansen und nth a fairly good attendance but i: | Frances II Sterrett -Years of uw it. it they hud .the money to buy Chicago’s successful ... . Mr. and Mr*. Mjwrrncr . in stand „„ „.u^. O11U an lilt Increase und .it b I Achievement. never known the name of hw father ; n and family. Mr. ‘*‘"1 hl. .. K.,j .. a.u --------nx.m;| lha't w ' Tlie surplus h? had in mind is the cr mother. This shows what can be! I Grace' L. HUI -Patch of Blur. ter Tntnpkliut and aonsj •< — ------— ■ Sunday evciiing’s scsafon.'which | Blanche C. WlUtaitu, efl.- -O. Increasing surplus of juvenile done by nght training.- • ' .. '1.<. !SinnP. ... „ 1 j.iuirn. n-.y tuivicniiUK. pfoved very >n!< r.v 'ing. was opened opi ned Henry Award Prize Stone*, of 1932. cnnu.s. He raid there iny altogeth­ The closed hu Wonderful Harold Swartron of Big Rap- by Ir,.;„ hc Jonv., Tie.'I ,n„. *•- ,,M. pn slrteut :r. Nordhoff and Haft-Mutiny un er too many boy* in pro-oni ano talk by an appeal to the members prison exjHTience^always d.« Jthein of Rotary to become InureMed in tervlce, led by Alleen, the Bounty. /■m. Mi ai.d Mr* Willard Ickes. I;4.nhath ctnis.Firti or several scv _ . _ . Anthony Abbot—Aboyt tlie Mur­ harm He -aid he recngiu&'<i that young boys and young m<>n of thu consisted of Miller. und family ot Sunday H;ry all called un Mr and ^rtpfjte roddings ___ _ rsndh-."-. and rang*. ‘dcr ot the Cireu* Qui»-n there were bqni criminals, who are comniunity. Esjieciully did he hope t5arI? ?.CX,T *’ TT" eremiiii <.* ’Die l-pe|opte ter for lhr the.evening was kh Ic'd' Wm. MarLrod RaincVunder not difficult to identity. These that lawyers would take seriously ley nut! < Munday Mr. and Mrs. |,y unp,tr Weaver, whp very ; Northern Skies. • gave a very iHomo- ttulard h k. .. Aceompanted Mrs mi,(W.ting dercniitl.oh and cry of ' Max Brand—The Jactation Trail harm, society. But there are many .is 4 iluty the giving of Instruction to bovs and young men concerffing .11 >T‘:'‘ ^'"a,15on ,iCr home ter n chmrre scheoh? This wa* iollowed Ralph Connor—Tlie Arm <4 Gold really gr*od boys and young men. the-fiecc.ytty for law.-, why there . , . ' by short client muyer. after which' Lloyd C. Dougins—The. .Maginfl-. who come into 'collision with th" must be laws, and why,we all should .»t0 ST™ liwi h"r,!'' Prayer wax repeated. A lent Obsession. law and are put in prison. Then riday tosvcJiU father, Fred Paine, rang w.us rang and the Epworth Peter Make a they kiae respect for. themselves: ho *w '’"””2! I.»«w tenrtletion w.ts repealed to World. for their inipri? >nnwmt ha* put‘the !.: ag;;:- temcdictsnn HINDS CORNERS. Lari spept the-week end Grace S. Richmond—Bachelor's brand ‘cnmlnar on them; «o they Mr. and M.i - Carl SChbonard ot .. . With Mr. and Mr*. Bell Maude Wallace. Bounty. I-: 1 • . calk'd on Mr. mid Mrs. fc.Miirray. relurnimf to Ann Arlwr.. I R;Vl4> Connor—Rock und the Thursday, afternoon. ' iv for hh. hither, who came ’ hr sail! tin- imixirtan: thing to ],rulvvi;..on DELIGHTFUL PARTY. River Mr. and Mrs. Andrew' Keiir.edyj, doing for Fridai' evening ti nfimbcf of! Edith Wharton—Tile Gods Amve. cotpildcr Is; What are and children thc State R<xul and. a me. boys and y oung men to keep them 'her fatbr. ofEdd. i irtend*' arid relut|H-5 gathered at' Fanny Heuslip Lea—Haff Angel. Di-Mott. ifnd from crime ’ • Mr and Mr* H. K Bird.nl!» home’’ Lorna Rea- First Night. a on Saturday to attend th­ to help Mr.' Birdsall celebrate hcri Francis Brett Young -The Hou;.' He .-.taud that many small beys {daughters. Beatrice and Eveline, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. ,.’ «if their friend. Cashier birthday A pot luck supper was Under the Water. are given, a wronjj start in life by nth Billman, who was shot by (.an<d after wliicll gume*. *nudrigj being pretented with 'joy-"pistols. Jean ' Barnes. 'Librarian. Mr und Mrs. Fred'Bush of Ur­ ir.k rohbera.* It was estimate:! and music were enjoy* d, the game*!. Boyhlte th«iy. imagine they are the nUcndance was fully 2500. being won by the .men because of { CLOVERDALE. xhixiting bad men. or fighting the bandale called on her parents. Mr. I ram Kai. >a. Mr and Mr*. Baird ; their ability to cheat the weaker j Mi and Mis. Fred Wallbridge of police, or following the jtnys of the anil Mr*. W. O. Tobias, .Sunday aft- [ • Iruveree City where they I Battle Creek wcrc'Sunday visitors at wild west auiuneu they see in the/ernoon. sucsti j! fni-nd* over SuhHowever wlien it came to'feeding {t1*1' Givens home Sunday movies. Thus they become gun-' U-aff Barrett I* visiting in Kola-I i mwo». f iinuti to ench fllher while blind-1 nnd Mrs. Hugh MacDonald of minded—fxilntlng pistol* at folk.?! Floyd Tobias and sister. Mrs. Meli1 lided. Mrs, Floyd Trombley »«c- Vorkvllle nnd Mr. and Mrs. George imagining I hey are tilling them,, Hendershott. <4 Kalamazoo, spent | '••led in getting a* many peanut* I Flench of Battle Creek visited their When they nre big enough they are Sunday with their parents, Mr. and . in Pnri' .t Bennett's car a* he did in! Parent*. Mr. and Mrs. James Mac­ given air guns. With thrse they de­ . troy bird life. Later. , when they her mouth, t-o that evened scon* a!Donald Thursday. Frank Tobias frqm near Nashville, little. | Mr. and Mrs, Frank Humeston are fourteen or fift.cn. they are visited his brother. C. N. Tobias. All reported an cn)nyub!c time —'slicnt' ,*1<‘ "'’ k end nt the Corwin K!vt>n iicltwl guns; At about that Wednesday afternoon. time they are motit fmprcs|cd by the One Who wax there. “o'1”’ « Yorkville. M. W. Skidmore and Miss Stoic! I. ---------------*-♦-•—«,---------Mr. and Mrs. Plin Brown of criminal seems llw-y witness in the Phillip' yisltcd Mr. and Mrs. Will I bulunrr uf thii, month •TWELFTH NIGHT” PARTY. PlrinwnU were Sunday guest* a’. inuvies,- This, coupled with lack ot -MaorcJn lUs’lng.vSunday. . • of tiatrhn inrluttinc Elgin— f.rnprr cductnon in tlw home, put* • Mr und Mrs George DeMott at- {I ’ Mrs.'J. A WOdlon entertained1 u‘" U’le Kingsbujy home. — Gri'rn — Bulara — Bennis — both • very deliglitftilly with a "Twelfth i Mr* M rennCfa lia* teen on the many a boy. who never thought of trtided Grange in North Irving Sat­ being a criminal., ui a slate of mind urday night Night" party on Thursday evening. Ilbt “*l . the raven jmrst* coming in appro-' Perry Holtz, who has been sick which comes to boys after lluir There wa* no school Monday, tlie f •Rl< I.S—see our wcU window and lie ' prta’.c costumes and masked. Each!*1^’ I“l getting better,'and fourteenth and fifteenth year, nnd teacher. Mis* Ingram, b entertains) convinced of tht-M- rare bargain*. ’ leads them into trouble. He told of thc tlij. ■ was naked to bring a musical gift iw! ^P011 V1' in again and these were later exchanged.' Mr;- Clarissa Cole ot Lansing two college chaps lw knew \rry well, Maz-on Newton of Delton spent at the University of Illinois — rood iitfordiiu: mtich tunurapwnt. S«?v- *l>*'nt Sunday al the-Charle* Wlutiitl should avail yourself of this Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs. Edd ,erul of the costume were clever mid ,,p-v h‘’ln'' a,,d Ald,“ a1"1 Alvin who boys from good homes—who went Newton . ' cre.lmil. esx-eially that of thc ,u*vc l"*n visiting, lefativps here, out together one. plght with no Mr. and Mrs; Harry Gates of thought of doing anythuw wrong. hostess' and ■“Juliet " Bridge whs <el|iincd home with her our cast window. Jqckson called on his aunt, Mr. and Iplayedr tup score going to Mrs. DS “*L,W Jean Waugh mid Miss La­ They raw a car in front of a picture Mrs. C. N. Tobias. Wednesday eve­ ri. Christian mu! low to Mlns Ruth Thunday in show. Seized with a spirit of ad­ ning. venture, they took tin- car und lRob.«m. \ . Kalamazoo. BESSM ER the JEWELER Mr. and Mrs. CTtrl Morganthalcr ------ z------- < ♦ '______ Mr. and Mrs. Welton Brooks vbl- started for a fide. They did not I.HKi Golden Anniversary PARENTS OF 4 GIRI ■,,,d Grandpa Brooks Wednesday at! realize, how long they had been, of Nashville vijiled her brother, Mr. llastiiigH, .Michigan ’ ' " {Potterville. gone When they looked' at their • and Mr* C. N Tobias. Sunday. | Coach and Mrs. Leslie Hawthorne ■ The Cedar Creek Cemetery Circi? j' Auntie Kee, who has been very Hl watches they were several miles[announce the arrival ol little Mtes has bcc.n postponed until the second । Leslie. Jane, who came on January thc past few days, is some better ut away from town and the show had Wednesday in February at the home undoubtedly clmed, so tliey drove on ol Mr and Mr*. Ebbie Lcinaar (dr {t. at Pennock hospital. Iter weight thu writing. to Chicago N.ot knowing what else |W.ls 5 pounds and 15 ounces. Daddy to da with tlie car they sold it to' an all day meeting jnd election ot FAIR LAKE. .-ays '»hr is pot a future, quarterback John Dowd passed away at the .... get nd of it,' thinking they wouldn't (officer* and pot luck dinner. { —only a "yell leader." Congratulahome el Ids son. George, in Baulc be caught, and they needed the ORANGEVILLE. | i lions. Creek'and was buried.in the Hick­ money to get back to school with. James ftermuwttc. Ivan and] ory Corners cemetery. He lived in Neither of the'v boys meant to do MISSIONARY SO( 1ETY. Owen Edgctt were Battle Creek vlsi> I The Pfrsbyterian Missionary So- thu community many years. He was wrong. Thousands and tiwuslnds tors Saturday. ■ of boys and young men are In Jails jetety will meet at two-thirty Thur»- nearly 92 years old. The many friend* of Mrs. Charles) day iHternoon al the home of Mrs /Gcurije 'Monroe, of Kalamazoo, and penitentiaries who are not Crawford arc glad to know sjvc isj criminals, ... _T. -never - —. • intended tj be recovering so nicely from her "recent j jOladys Ironside. Thc second m- weir known in this vicinity, passed'. and was buried New Year's < criminal*; but they u ere not proper- illness. 'Mallment of the study book will be away j_.. in Hickory -----— ...— ly tniln,^ tn t^n- home*' und did day Corners cemetery. by Mrs Robert Walton' Mr. and Mrs. John Foote and i He was outy 52 years old and his not know the requirements of the many friends regret ills early pass- law. Sending that kind of boy* to Jimmie Elliott spent New Year with BE SURE TO GET ONE THAT WILL the penitentiary or to the reform relatives nt this place. ! Merle Burd suffered it painful in­ Mr. und Mrs Henry Saddler ot William,Van Horn, an aged resi­ sclKxil usually hardens them, be­ jury io one eye thc first of thc WASH AS QUICKLY AND AS CLEAN called on friends at this dent of near Cedar Creek.. passed cause theri they have thc criminal Kalamazoo place one day thc past week. । ' Mr. and Mr*. Bob Ellulon and away at hi* hopu’ -and hi* funeral brand on them thereafter. AS ANY OTHER WASHER MADE! Heber Pike attended tlie funeral Rotarians arc doing a great deal | Mrs. Ida Norton called on friends was held Saturday at hi* home. Edward and Marguerite Lechleit- for boy* with crippled bodies, said of Mrs Oates near Delton Sunday.; in West Vermontville Monday. Mr. and Mrs. If. A. Collison. Mr. I thc Dean, and that is tuie. but there Mr anil Mr* Leon Gray and ncr arc sick with the flu. Mis. Ciair Collison and son ■ THIS we Offer Albert Knowles has sold hl* farm are thousands, and thousand* oi and family of .West Vermontville .spent Kenneth of Kalamazoo called on I [ Satin day with Mio Lulu Gray ami to Earl Pennock, who will move on boys ... with _________________ crippled muid*._for _________ whom You in the . friends at this place Sunday to the sum-.in the .spring, and Allie nothing is being done. Such bays Robert.' . Mr. and Mrs. Alger DeFurest nnd j Bud Gooden, who is in an Ann Roach will move from Battle Creek jure quite apt to think their fathers son of Kulsmaw were Sunday Arbor hospital, hasn’t been improv-i to hU farm vacated by Mr. Pen-1 and mother;, and their teaelwra do guests of his sister. Mrs. Clyde , not know about life: that the thing । Ing as fast as his friends had iioped nock. Jason Williftbn and family are all to do is for them to go out and by Nichols and family. *or < — — ---------ot ...... experience and adventures vur- । j Mr and Mrs. Frank Nmton and sick with the bu. ' lous kinds ahaw thc world how [Cleota Conklin and Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Charley Oibbs returned liotne TAMARAC CORNERS. smart they are. The strange thing Bob Ellizton attended the funeral The L A. Society reorganized a ’ , b that most boys want to be Friday, after curing for Mrs. Liu- ] of Burr Chance lit West Vermont­ the'home tne home or ot Ruth Geiger atui atilt the thc like tlw so-called "western desper- sington nnd baby on the West; ville Wednesday. .* as «r arc absolutely certain County Line Frank Norton and son Howard officcrs for thc coming year arc, ado ” He said he had spypl much Julian and wife called oni President, Mrs. Beatrice Cotton.; j tune in tlu: plains andPotts mountain* were Vermontville visiters Friday. . Leon POtta Wednesday ’afternoon', chine on earth that will give Mrs. Lulu Gray and son Robert' Vice-President. Mrs. Ruth Ocigcr; stales of the near and far west, nnd found him gaining very slowly i 4.__. Van ... _ de j---------. ..... New secretary. Mrs. Eallicl Houghton; Rarely had he .een a cowboy or any the customer more for the and Carl Gclsjn spent, other person toting u pistol. The from the flu money they spend than the Year's day nt Leon Gray'd ui West rntaMtrrr. Mrs. Della Cottqn. Mrs. Harold England and-twot The Mesdnmes Anna CUrtte,; niovte lur.- given an altogether Vermontville SPEED QUEEN. No matter cltildrcn of Kalamazoo spent the [ Mr* Bob Elliaton ha* been on the। Mar)' Curtis, Beatrice Oilton. Della {wrong impression to boys about thc week end with her parent*. Leon’ what Cotton and Eathel Houghton at-, west. Thc people there arc not sick list the pant few day*. Pctts and wife, Sunday evening) Mr. and Mrs. P. Hoffman attendedI tended thc Missionary Society aT more given to toting guns than are callers at thc Pott* home were •SPEED QUEEN, and all foi* the funeral of J. Walker at Wood­ Mrs. Sarah Myers in Woodbury last ■. thc people of the east. only week. [ Thc great need of boys, especially Vance Sharp- and wife oi Middle^ i land Saturday. villc anti Frank liarru and wit< { P. T. A. at the Norton school Fri­, -The Ladle*' Alfi will meet at the of high school age. at the* present day night, Mr. and Mf». J. E. Nor­ home of Mr*. Forrest Houghton thu time is tnstniction concerning the week Thursday. (laws, what they nrc and why. He ton put on the program Mr. und Mrs. George Scars ac- said he would hate to be compelled SOUTH COATS GROVE. companlcd by Mr. and Mrs. Titus to require an examination of tlw We yill gladly refer you Io Durr Cain of Lyndonville. N. V ., Wil', spent Sunday at Reuben Ger-1 members oi thc Rotary club on the many Mtiiticd users. Come in and Gazelle Lyons of Orand Rapid* I linger'* in Hasting*--------------- ' dlficrcnt degrees of crimes ot var­ were callers at Wni. Baynes Wed­ --- -----------------------torrs kinds and If we didn't know the will be surprised. nesday. ■, . NORTHEAST WWODLAND. laws wc are expected to obCy how FOR STYLE AND David Murphy and wife of Benton Mrs. Lerna Tompkuu and children could wc« expect boys to understand FIGURE CONTROL • Harbor spent Hie past week at Win. of Vermontville spent Thursday what it all means? Murphys. with Mr. and Mr*. E J. Sheldon. ' The speaker recommended that Mrs. Myrtle Mallalleu of Chicago। Laurence Hansbaigcr and Vivian the legal profession,’ be called upon was a caller at Win. Baynes Frl- spent from niday evening until to correct wrong mentak tmpreteions Mrs. Ruby B. Merrick Sunday in Lansing. i of boys in school the same as the Coy Stowell and wile attended Hie Mr and Mrs f J. Six-Idon, Mr-1 medical profession has done in helpWrier ,*upp*r given by the row !»•«<- and Mr. will Vclte. Mr. and Mrs.ring their bodies. Ur believed there»>« aaicciatani in lituUiiga Friday Victor Rcaiitlicr and children were were no tvlher men so weU titled a-r. M. CKOK. night. in Hastings Wednesday evening. I are lawyers to teach boys about Ilia KKKKSnMS OF CHIMES Social Events and Personal Mention , “ .Si I ip NEW \l Hilt N When You Buy A Washer QUEEN CLARIS OVERCOATS Tans, Blues, Browns and Greys. Values $12.50 to $27,50. Now at sy4s *22^ CLOTHING for MEN &. BOYS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN REED’S DRUG STORE Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. Hastings Michigan 10c 'Toilet Articles Cold Creams Lotions Tooth Paste Antiseptics Eace Powders Talcums Shampoo Hair Dressing Special Close-Outs! I Pti Milk Magnesia33c TPt. Mineral Oil39c Cough Syrups16c to 49c 25c Talcums15c z. Trade Here and Save For Friday, Jan. 13 • Saturday, Jan. 14 Butter Coffee Lb. Maxwell Home Lb. Quaker Oats a“‘‘‘ or Regular Salmon Fancy, Red 4 for School Tablets 3 Lb*. Rice Fancy Head Soap Corn Meal^lW Bai Flakfwhil. 23c 27c 17c 17c 10c 13c 10c lie MEAT SPECIALS ■ Spare Ribs Pork Chops ccX’ Sausage Made 3 Lk> 25c 2 u,. 25c. 2 u- 25c Foundation Garment Miller Furniture Co Complete Home Furnishers We Deliver the Goode HINMAN’ W« Deliver The Bif Little Store �Tnr FAGR MX GUARANTEED SET of TEETH ihsttnos banner. Wednesday, January n» »n THE CHURCHES, WANTS I ’ONE CENT A WORD JtO ADVERJtiSement for LESS THAN Me son and John Texier of Hastings acre guest* on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Douglass. CARDS of THANKS ™>« wmo NOTICE TO CliEtFTORS. mc»ci> Home Economics Extension EXTRACTIONS PA?N 50C DR. O. L. BROOKS MADT OFFICE: ORAKD RAPIDS. In Hastings: At Parker Haase. Every Saturday. 9>00 to 4:00 VsT. JOHN'* LUTHERAN CHURCH. Hastings Home Economics Exten­ on group No. 2 luffi it* January ..•rf'r.e at hnmn C IS .hairman. conducted an Interesting tame. It afTordrd.il good exetctie’ NOTICE! Itior.3 AND rur.s WANTED Guaranteed' RUPTURE I Security planned very w.ll. In December the group had u demonstration of Christinas sweets in plenty of lime t.> prepare holiday goodie... The demonstration of vegetable cooking. ARCHIE TOBIAS Truss we nt will held your rupture. New Method Fad gives impaled comfort. Cents here for real rupture relief. The Prescription Drug Store Our Success Has been achieved through care­ ful business management and •athfartory dealing with policy­ holders. SEE’ US TOR INSl'RAXCK in Athens. Bradford county. Pehn, May 7. 1839 nnd departed this life ; Jan. 7, lU months. a In 1354 at the-age of 15 he started . t<>r Michigan by train with his aged grandmother, , i..uuiiivuir,, iiu-. hl* parents lauvir.a iussiuk making • church or the UNITED•bbethbf.... .n rhe jy.iiTivj jpiimey by Tire "usl first Willv.in- j vj train. SI mil. Tin.tx CUBIST. f.;r " r Was was spent s|xnt at at' Biivens. BUvens. earners. corners. I p»u,i 41 the next, spring the family moved to' ii j:»> < Hendershot earners where he has?41'*'.11 >,J • ■ Itiec lived. . I. *“’*u*' At the outbreak of the Civil war, Jit- enlisted April 23. 184J1 for Jhreej months in the 3rd Micnigan Infan-! ' -try. then Jan 9. 1802 he enlisted in' the Illinois Artillery.- being mustered 'out April 29. 1862 on account of Hl health. ’On August 25. 1864 he |V again enlisted in tlw 8th Michigan' . -Cavalry. Company L remaining un-'_> p-imu, 'til. the close of the Uar and came- t > BPniiP*,ll,r ,leo’* l,acit ,o ‘be X“n|i mr which lie has' . Ifclnce lived. . V • . I»« b't" ; Jan. 38. 1863 he w^u united unantaffe to. Jane Elizabeth Garn| ran. wha died Aug 23. 1894 To this J |. I union live children wo»c born, one ' ' ' dying In infancy. His three daugh-i’* 1,1 ■ .-r ters have preceded him in death '".'.“i h‘They wen;. Mrs. A.,N. William*, I o -8 ’ Mr*. John Lcchleltncr and Mrs. E»-'- :■> > I nest HajTws who passed away jiut ■ ' | thirteen weeks ago. j ,.,i' ' BAPTIST CHURCH. j His one son. Charles I, and ten' . , graudchiltlren. fourteen ftre.a t-j ■'J1"* • ’ , grandchildren nnd many "wither tela- __ tn.-- and friends survive.j < ■ Hi* aged -scr'er. Mrs. Roxana! stst N-; Garrison, preceded him by two days, j . , The funeral was conducted nt thelt.f;''a] . jhime of Cha*. 1. Hendershot Mon­ -- day by Rev. Conklin. Burial in a f ' GRANGE PROGRAMS Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. L. MAUS & SON MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE! Lsrje Detroit shuc hsn»» hu to tlu. unitary five MAROS— ORAND. UPRIGHTS *Ud PLAY- Call not back thc dear dc)>artcd i ■ Anchored safe, where storms arc p': ; On the border land we left him, • ! Soon to meet and part no, more. . When we leave this world of' th. sm • • changes. When we leave this world of care,, W<- shall find our .miMjng loved one,! In our Father's mansion fair. , First Class Laundry WORK GUARANTBED Good PHOTO NEWS HASTINGS PARISH. . METHOD!-T EFIRCOFAL CIIUECII. ' R>v. C M. Onklia GREEN'S STUDIO HASTINGS MARKETS her life. Siie was thc only daughter: <:f John and Nettie Thomas. Dec. I 20. 1905. »i>o was united in marriage with James Barker of Kalamazoo county To this union a daughte: I »*. oarn. July 24. 1928 she wat, united in rr.arrtaw to Duiu^d 1. 1 S- ouster of Kalamazoo. who. with j u. daughter. Mrs Thelma Britton' lr.d grandson. Vinnl E. Br.tttm.^pi Kalamazoo. her father. John H 1 > ,nu> and on* brother. Clare W. i. Thomas, of Do-itcr. survive her. She, ‘'rar*. •« departed this life D<c. 23. 1932 m . . Kalamazoo at the age of 45 .year?. i.r and one month. Funeral services; l«> < 5 were hold In Truesdale's Chapel. I.Ijjr f" Kalanuizbo, Dec. 34 at 2:00 P. M.' with Rev. Harry Walker officiating. Burial at Cressey. ■ Mr* Dan Douglass spent Tues­ day night In Hastings with Mrs. Sarah Count while the Utter's son. Earl, 'underwent nn operation for appendicitis His many friends her? hope for his speedy recovery. Mrs Willard Bagley and daughter! and Mrs Buell Beattie and daugh- , . . • 1 Hatnbttr.trr and McCain of KaJaniuZ.io nnd John Hahrstumpf of Ionia* The prices on all of the mer­ chandise are marked in plain figures . . . with the price of complete funeral service. ’ CHARLES H. LEONARD _ Distinctive Funeral Service Also Ambulance Service In Order to make room for our new spring paints, we are offering you paints at a price which we feel cahnot be beaten, and have :(he quality of these paints. These Paints Are All in Very Good Condition I O»l. Carmotc Columbia It»l<l« or Odt.lilr - House Colors Br-Jlty A Vruunnu' Floor Enamel Namcl-lac Enamel Floor Varnish ttr*4Uy * yraeto»n‘i> . Sargent's Enamel ’1.50 1.00 1.75 1.75 2.50 1.50 ’, CUI. ’1.00 1.00 1.00 1.25 1.00 I Qi. $ 70 35 .25 House Colors 1.75 1.00 .50 1.75 1.00 .50 ?±„c.l0“En*"ul 1.75 1.00 .50 Some of these• numbers are limited. Get yours as soon as possible.. B. A. LyBARKER "Where Immediate Attention und Courteey Arc Shown Io All" HASTINGS Phone 2115 WE DELIVER OBITUARY, ■ ,’ ; B-•••:>■ M. Thomas was bom in-.-; n>.- n Prairieville township Nov. 32. 18B7.. American Laundry Our Prices PAINT!! CLEARANCE SALE I Mia. EllGER Sl’HOUI. NOTES. Our visitors this month were Mr. Chamberlain. Myrtle Weaver and Mr* Hamilton_. ..ijoying pur ho: lunches , . Mrs.* Laubatigb wa.; very kind to let us burrow her. oil sieve, A number of tne children are having the flu. Tho.e vho had a perfect attend­ ance last month were: Mildred and Wilber Bel-.-n/»T.d Irene Weaver Marjorie Laubaugh and Jimmie Dibble were our 100 spellers last month. Tlie sixth grad-* Geography class 1* making »n Egyptian scene in thc sand table. Reporter Francis MdNatt Teach­ er. Sarah DcPT.csttr. : ! ' . , '.. it. !.-,■<> r<i • >'■' ' ,. rm. r.rorrriux cllv.cn Friday of tlu-lr parents. Mr and Mrs. Francis Gorham. -Mr. and Mra Harry Dunn and children are able to be out after having had the flu. AH' were <^>n“ >»■. I** Mr. nnd Mra. Francis Gorham were in Cloverdale on Sunday to see Mary McKee who is seriously 111. Her many friends here hope for her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gorham and children of Kalamazoo were Sunday' guests of her brother. Jim Wilcox.j! and family. • Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith and i1 Special January Clearance TRADE-IN SALE Tirestone NON-SKID TIRES CONTINUES DURING JANUARY! Firestone eosts no more and yon get a liberal ■ allowance on your old -fires in exchange! ANDRUS m COURT and JEFFERSON - HASTINGS : MICHIGAN SERVICE Phone 2240 �THE HASTINGS BANNER [ Wednesday, Jan. 11, 1933 | thereafter, there was a dollar tend Loan League for thia/ear arc: I of tlw bank's usrets that could be ' I Robert C. Dexter. Kalamazoo, presi­ ; pledged, under the provisions of the dent; H. A Turnbull. Saginaw, urn! । statute, for the purpo’c uf securing ,‘J.-I. Van Kcurcn. Lansing, vice-; tlw county depcslts in the bank or presidents; H T- Donaldson. Lun-; I any part thereof. sing, secretary-treasurer; and Karl! ' j - So far as the equities of Hie care ; R. Hepp. Lansing, executive man- ( lurniwia are concerned n appeals to me that. Jager. j user Other uuicr members of tlie exe- v— STATE'S BUILDING AND*। cSttve commlttw are: <•Wm. C. Wnlr, «*”»»»»“**tnm P8^ one' P*n ] I in view of Hie fact that a large por........ ....... ...» <■<.« LOAN ASS'NS REPORT | Ann Arbor; B H. White. Battle Juiy ^5, lu cash wa* far below Hon ot the county deposits ’???!’!* nupuw. ai.ivr.i - Creek F H Jerome Saginaw- G. I ... .. constituted a preferred claim NO FAILURES IN 1032 fi“» “ “ tlw that tl . ■ and C N Remington. Grand Hup- to 8° 11,10 a rectlvereW. Edward B would be lurturSfliie und unjust to. TUt cc AQcnniATiniic* idi. Finley. Jr. a former examiner of;the creditors of the bank. Including, I RESOURC Mt DO AbbUUlA lUNo ; BEETS - , PROFITABLE ------------------- the state banking denortment was 'the departtara. to permit tlw bank ES $14I9,590340 i.Xonuo m 'and, intervening petitioners' to .«• ex1: h’nust. the entire cotplly deperdt of 1 „ , pnnp TUIQ YFAR Au«u>l and ®n September 3. 1931.,; at thc expense of such crcdi-, New Real Estate Loans Made LnUr I nld I EAn was made permanent receiver. Soon ■;‘>50,000 tors and depositors ' ’ « InYeorSS.’BMST-Wi" Michigan People Should Buy;rave Intere-rt^end regain pauMSlonl, Accordingly the Judge dismisses ! ihe petition of the petitioners with Do Better This Year , gujrar And He]p of the >S9,ooo of bonds owned by cost to the receiver. . Lansing. Dec. 31—The Building . the Nashville bank which were put ' ’ Thc decision in this case makes It nnd Loan associations of Michigan Farming lip M security for a >25.000 loan 1 possible for the banking department hove added to tlwir record of safety The one bright spot for Michigan from the Grand Rapids National :to now consider the subject of Uqul‘ and stability another year in which fanners tins year has beenthe augur Bank. Mr. Finley paid that loan, dating or reorganization. It_ would: there has been no failure Divl- heel crop. OLherwire it has been a Attorney Kim Sigler later was (have brtn difficult to xcHganlzc de nd* averaging four per rent hare W *«b year for them. i named os attorney torU* receiver,; the bank or liquidate until these been .maintained and reserve fund-. We hope every reader will buy 1 aUlu, Action ot.hr was taken tonuuU detennine the ,St“SS? K“'i >'1» Urt”"!! ir., r , <M public vlurli, Ihe have taxn maintained, and reserve bret sugar and encourage the status of the public ftmd. which .the BUILDING AND LOAN ASS'NS GOOD RECORD FARTED irtb.HMSlai* IAS X. PAY. E paints? idition i .25 07947637 SIGHS HABLE fjmda have Increased during ’tilting uf more sugar bee- nipty. '.!■? ue-.ernunru lilQ the year, according to refiorts IUa*'Wfc,i'*n. ^'t grouera wen- paid i various rehosl districts had deposit-. u ol mUfh ttnU by member associations of the *2.000 000 by Michigan sugar beet ed. Tim case was triid before { H c lino by th, jaWyt-r» Michigan Building and Loan League tactoriea. ll thc sugar consumwl In Judge Hawjey. who held that the.-e . u 7 • ti . atLaSmK -Mtchuan were ail beet sugar. It: uubhc deposits were not entitled toj'tl>u courl' 4 >r ■ Deccmbfi first statemcnU of th- '*'ould “‘>d nl leasl «.000.000 to the a preference and should, therefore. ------------------------ -- . -------- , »lxty-nve Building arid Moan nsso- revntx-s of the Michigan beet, bejtreated tlw same as any other, I’rCRlfC elutions re- “,M"l‘ • probably more Thu creditor or depositor Y. M. C. A. ITEMS clations in in the tne state state ahow .-.now total total re-; sources amounting to to’' >149.590.340 H49.59OJ4O. , «' «ni “>1 this 11,|m country can be. be, nnd and Hw . directors ------- of the Nashville; . , „ --------■ Aithmmh withdrawal winUir..w..i -demands -a.-nmmu 11„. I}' Independent ............. ................ Althouah tlu- should lw. I*-, complct* complchly indi-jx-ndcnt. Bank employed some Grand Ra]nil:. Rapids == February 17-1B arc thc dates of; past year have been heavy tin- de- l“ ,h’’ matter of sugar production, i attorneyto file a petition in lhejr cretiM- in fwtmgs has been’only five Wc can help our own people mid! Ix-half in the rm-lverahip proceed- Hut Lansing Area Y Conference for oer cent for trtomt with thuM-hav- make a fine market for American ingi. Tills was recently tried l»-fore Ohler Boys Barry county ham been mg to draw on their building mid ’ »A«n«‘r.-. 11 We will "Buy American."Kludge: Ju.lv.- H.wi.-e Hawley, th.tiie receiver h..uu.l being Invited to send 10 delegates Dr. represented by his attorney. Mr. Auh-nbaih of Cranbrook is one of loan savings for living exfx-nscs.and UM! only bc*t *u*arI Sigler, and. thc county of Barry by thc ifieakecthere have been nearly six thousandi . ... nvi-rnv ' ~ ! Pra-w cutlng Attorney L E. Harnett. investors who opened new neenunu' LAhT UtLTON. R-al estate loon* loans made during thc the ,j *'aU 'Veek s l^l’cr. ll* contention of the dl- and other service agencies kept a, Real year >5 051 557 "This' war aggregated BWI.M7 nib. . Mr »"' 011,1 Mrs ■— ’ ,,t “”n w,',1M’n cn' irectors.that they were not liable on record of .unemployed . trartsients kmounl. however, howcrer. snouiu nliouW be be easily easilyj. ” »«rt»hied lheis children-----and " grantl-i the-.."" >20.000 bund of it>iot sAned. for information to Congress; amount, ""----- 7T --------------------- i T" — .~ — ibecause —;----- serveu. -»»uurm«uua iu vuhsicm un Christ ma-v “■ CWUtmu i fatlltv .urw’--l ...... Ihu mmuia< hildn-n >n.r ll.rawh raull.- execution r»«uuo,i and and that. Ihat If>1 there' >hm u, to MrrM nmraparticipation in the federal home Two of Len Watson’s boys of «ny ii.ibimv on the ixm.l,. 1. uon$ for meeting emergence:. loan bunk system." Mid Karl R 'Cadillac have been visit mg relatives,;’*as limited to X.OOOt-ach. and that j n,.a,i the editorial about -G«.'lp'': Hepp, executive manager of tin-;Hie Watsons in-mid around this ^^'r HablhtJ extended «mly- to the; jn (he jBnuarv number of the Ho­ rn a linger of the state 1c a guc. neighborhood the past two weeks. |aJ®°Unl of vodntF•s deposit:.. lnr|an lt u very, very good and • Elghrocn Michigan associations.! Mr. and Mra Stewart Watera cn-'no‘ * ^s-ei’ided lhrn read • Education for a Living '। representing KI'. ot w,'r urtoux^ fGy Durkc-c and family of Mary- Jacobs on pp. 139 in nnd-loan imsAs. Men lor January. piled for membership in the system. | Ffoyd Morford b able to be out ■ £ H^SSeraoLUe Bev. Dewey talked to all of the $ PART TWO-Page Seven YOU HAVE A FEW MORE DAYS IN WHICH TO JOIN Select one of the numer­ ous plans for your con­ venience and JOIN NOW! Our 1933 Christmas Savings Club A Few Popular Plans I This is an easy and pop­ ular method of saving money for whatever pur­ pose you desire . . . and money always comes in sot handy about Holiday time nee RY! Weekly Payments For 50 Weeks RECEIVE NEXT DECEMBER 1 $ 125.00 250.00 500.00 1,000.00 The amounts will be increased by 3% interest when paid regularly HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY DO YOUR BIT! January Special Sale New A-B Gas Ranges Full porcelain finish, complete with automaticji"litcr... insul­ ated oven. 7. oven control and all the latest improvements. 11*42^11 A re You Getting as Many EGGS as You Should? egg 40 S 12.50 25.00 50.00 100.00 S 2.50 5.00 10.00 20.00 Talk with us about join­ ing our 1933 club /I /I CE S .25 .50 1.00 2.00 ber ar.-ociatlons to join the home loan bank, barrow from it. und lend ‘mi 1Uinerm wH^W-! »'« not granted, the Ten of the members of thc Voting the funds to the dltlrcwed home K ’■hould * abrogated to Men’s Y group met for a pot luck owner. We believe that .this will M.lhodu. 'Jhuwh at HMm Cm«». !“* <T .A."'J"'A aid greatly in bringing about gen­ Methodist church at Hickory Cur- ----- —~................. — ....------ .._<i supper nt inc mime oi swii amuiprotlilsed to pledge in ordef to sc- son .lost Wednesday night. A short eral recovery since there are many cure the county hinds. 'and interesting talk was given by gfxxl Inune loans being railed by; Mr. »„ u Mra. m.^. ,«... u............. ..... and Paul Blanchard and It was Hie contention of the Howard Frose after which an enjoy-i uthtfr institutions which the home' daughti is of Kulnm^/oo sjxmt New owner would be able to maintain if Year’s with Mr. mid ’■Mrs. Elmer Prosecuting Attorney, in behalf of j able social time was had by all. tlie county, that the directors were --------------■ ■ transferred to tlx- long term. WillUon and Marietta. MARTIN CORNERS. individually liable fur thc full monthly payment building and loan Mason Newton is ut thc home ot of thc bond. Tlie receiver. I . ■plan. Such a J>lan boar d upon this brother MAnson near Richland amount | Mrs. Martha Demond Wednesday .national credit.reservoir will give for an indefinite stay qs: Manson Is by his attorney, contended that the tire same high satUfuction to bar- ilcg with-the flu. W-- are all bond entered Into between thc coun- jan. jg, for dinner. Club No. 4 will rowers that Investors have exper- wishing him u xpredy recovery. I ty lrea.,urer. the bank and the di-’entertain. A cordial Incitation Is <fxMhZrwu ir.r-in>.„ of <>r South R.HHH ! rcc*Pn‘ constituted a written mitru-1 tended to all. fenced through both ihe lack of any Doris Miss Dotis Hartman oL South । nnd couJd n&, vnncd or will Cogswell and family. Mrs H. depreciation on their building und nickory Corners spent Thursday : loan savings and tlw■ steady divl- n!Rht .u.u and riuiAj Friday with Mr. uiiu und Mrs. ......... ........... ■—- ....... »uu air. .Mrs. j ialtered by a parole or verbal agree-! Cogswell. Mr und Mr?. H. Munn '—nt. such ns was claimed in rela- an(j mlsa Lena Hctdman of Lake­ doiHl^enrned." -Stewart Waters view, Mr. nnd Mra. Wm. Schantz of' The December divldetld of the;-------------- ' ,{on 10 pledging of th..- banks building nnd loan Hssociittioivc as It the world's average tempera-1 •'ecuritics with the county in lieu.of Vermontville, nnd John Whetstone estimated by the state league Is ture were raised two or three de-ll,’9 >20.000 bond, and that in view und family were New Year's dinner ,>3,7<IO.OOOM). .glees, melting glaciers would inun- of I*0511101'. ’»p courf-could not guests at Mr. and Mrs, Orr Fisher’s.. Qlliccrr. of tlie Michigan Building Mate thc earth. .compel the receiver to sfiecincaHy . Mra. Eva Trautaejn and Alfred | perform that agreement, or turn Fisher were New Year's guests of; NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. • at this writing^ We tope to see him Miss Paulino Clum of Coats (company with. Mr. and Mra. over to the county treasurer the Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trautwein on the Grove is spending a few days with | Clarence, Dinriiart. of Ionia, were Last Weeks Letter. Mrj Blake-Barnum and children 'her —b-onds belonging to the bank. •her aunt. aunt. Mrs. Mrs. Herman Herman Hauer. Hauer. :entertained Chnstinas by Mr. Mid Center, road. 1 . ’—————————— ; , ‘ Judge HnwK'iy decision covers al! and Mrs. Wm. Kepkey Remember the preaching service; Mr. .... ...» -• ••• - en- -of vi Hastings tiu2Hiiiio spent »uciit New new Years xears with wiui -Mr nnd Mrs Lewis J Matthews i Mra. Jay Smith. Mr. und Mm. Wm. tcrtninMi Christman. Christmas, Mr. and Mra. )hl ,r fathcr nni andj ni[>t mother. Mr. mid s.xint Christmas in Grand Rapids1H- VarittortiUff nnd non. Robert, of lertained lcr | the claims made in the case, aud it at the church next Sunday, Thomas nnd and sons. Mr. and nnd Mri Mr, Rc,Hjen Wilson, Wllmn s>xPl .5nn w# - ratata... ~ -------Si-fcZt Mh1 ./Tr“2 WrM AM ,- **Mr. — .nd• ! Come to 8. 8. at 10:30 and stay; Verne Thomas ; ;Mrs. Otis Moran nnd daughter. j m Foley of Cincinnati. with them and remained far the. Mra. Jay Smiths ft few days ago. deal ol study. Tlie Judge held that and „UU hear ..rar u» good B.,« sermon. scniiuii. and'Mrs Miss AH the moneys deposited consisted of * KrilvMr 'Ohto. *• home for a two weeks’ va- week to visit her sister, Mrs. Bertha The next meeting of the P. T A. cation to visit her .mother, Mrs Matthews. public funds, raised by taxation, Friday evening Wc all enjoyed ihe Hannah Morgan mid Win. Kelly. I will be Fr iday evening. Feb. 3 at ’ho which belonged, to the county ot program, very much. Mr. and Mrs/ Mr. and Mra. Otto Schantz and, Jerry Foky_ 4nd ’ Mr. and firs. Ht-pry Smith in | usual hour. Barry for tlw purpoM- of carrying on Maus' of Hastings furnished some family spent Christman dayT aitli % its government, and that the board very good music and Mr. Bennett, their parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. George of suixrvlsora and county treasurer former Co. Agent, gave us an excel­ Pickett of Caledonia. 35,000 Michigan wage camel's depend on you had certain important dutlbs to per­ lent address. Mrs Mae Ovcrsmlth, i Maurice Thomas and Mrs. David form in order to insure the safe­ Mrs. Millie Fisher and Miss Alice Bcnewa spent Tuesday in Ann Ar-1 to buy Michigan Made Beet Sugar. If you fail to, keeping of such county funds. He Whetstone furnished rcfresiimcnls bor with the latter's husband at thc holds that these duties were not of colfce and sandwiches these 35,000 workers may have to join the army . University hospital. Mr. Benewa is performed as fully as they should Mrs. Rosa Haight of Hastings recovering nicely from his recent have been nor as the statute requir­ spent a couple of days the past. operation. of unemployed. Keep these Michigan 'wage ed He held that the bank and Its week with iwr father. La-wis Hilton. Mrs Louise Potts and mother. F,“,Xr .p,m ChrU.mM earners on the job. . . officers and the county treasurer Mr.Wtanhu bm. W .nd conta-d and the board of supervisors know, I., hl. hrd Kimrilmr. but U ,te Hcrmin or sltould have known, of the statu­ unpruun,. . n.o.n, and lunlly ot Or*nd Rap­ tory requirements In these rcsjiccts ' 1 Sdvtmix . ,dfland are charger! with such knowl­ Mr .ndE Mra ’wdl Harris and Mr ,nd Mrs Ouy CTln* fcnd 8On' edge. In deciding the issue. the ue^d ’{gj,tV*™ court said tliese facts should be family uf South Bend. Ind. spent •»/m mL rvrt'iiar^t 1 steadily kept In mind, and mere Saturday night nnd Sunday wtth ' with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hart ot, technicalities and unsubstantiated hh/mother. Mr and Mrs. , z , objections ought not to deprive the Jarman. Mrs. Mattie Hedges re- Jualtc ,tw' lumM homo »Uh item tor a vUlt. «'■ -nd Mr. IWxrt Tot.n .nd county of Its-available resources. Mra. Cror^v Dl»on luu tern ven ot c«.no,l. .Wn( OirUImu He held that tlw fact that thc Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association ®”n'n. sureties did not sign the bond in the sick the past two week* and was****1 1 li; *1 V’?**'6*". Bay City, Michigan usual place at thc end of the body taken to Pennock hnspiffil Monday. Adams and sister, Mrs. Win. TMnX8»te- and *««“> of the bond proper, but instead morning for an operation. Mrl and Mrs. Bruton DeCocker Frank Gnrbow was called to signed at the end of the affidavit or Howard City Wednesday by tlw wrjustification. does not in Any wise went to Knlamuno Saturday.Mrs. Will Page has been quite sick ious Illness of his father. effect the binding force of thc bond as against, the sureties. the past week but U a-little better' Henry Neuman attended the fu-1 He held it a fact that the bond now. • : neral of his niece in Grand Rapwas not approved by thc board of Tlie Ryan school started again . ids Wednesday. supervisors And the Prosecuting At­ this Monday morning after three! MaUrjce Thomas of Galesburg' torney as required by statute, but weekS' vacation, as our teacher. Mrs.: Bpenl the holiday week with his held Hint it was accepted by the Walter Hammond, has been very parents. Mr. and Mra Verne Thomcounty treasurer and. relying upon slck with tlw measles. - as. that bond qnd the responsibility of Mr. and nnd Mrs Mrs. Wm. V. Johnson from Mrs Mnr>. nidehnan and daughthe sureties thereto, he deposited the o South Middleville hia ter. Jean, of Hastings spent Thurs“ "“' of ** ‘J'i’?vi]le called on his county funds in the Nashville bank sister. Mrs. Will Page. Wednesday. j— afternoon and evening with Mr. Think what your extra profits would and the bank received the benefit Oscar Page of Hastings spent Mrs. Verne Thomas and sons. thereof. This situation he holds Sunday with his parents, Mr. and -Mr. and• Mrs. ----Earl-------------Kermcen and■ mean if every hen were “right on the bir\ds tlw sureties on the bond as Mra. Will Page. ,l family spent -------------Christmas with ----- — the Other Models— G 4 J KA much ns If there had been the re­ Lewis Cook and his brother. Irv- latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jock Formerly Priced O job/’ Don’t put off feeding WAYNE EGG — quired formal approval of the bdnd Ing, arc both oh the sick list. Snyder, ■— of Hastings, Miss• Fern Tl Ut He held that the hoard of super­ ■ Kcrmeen of Battle Creek (a epend- $77.50, Now only MASH any longer. HOPE CENTER. visors had delegated the authority i ing her vacation with her parents. Mrs. Floy McDermott was called ReposesSed Models $5. Up! to the county treasurer to fix. and jdeterminc the amount and kind of to Delton one day last week to see BARBERS CORNERS. WAYNE EGG MASH has proven that bond and the character of the sure­ her mother. Mrs. Kato Williams, Last Week's Letter. who was seriously sick but is better ties. hens are one of. the biggest money-mak­ Mrs. Margaret Wilcox, teacher nt al thia writing. Thc Judge's conclusion Is: •’Thai ers on a farm. It insures bigger profits— Mrs. Jennie Warner ot Vermont­ the Altoft school and her pupils, thc bond is a valid common law bond, and is a binding obligation ville went to Kalamazoo after entertained a large crowd Wednes­ day evening, December 21st, to a high production at low cost spending two weeks with Mrs. Fred against the sureties ” very pleasing program by the stu­ In regard to the receiver turn­ Ashby. tamy attended thc funeral of dents and a fine and well filled ing over thc bonds which he had A WAYNE FEED FOR EVERY NEED received from tlw Grand Rapids Babson Payne in Henton's rooms at Christmas tree. Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver enterNational Bank to the county treas­ Delton one day last week. AT PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT. Mrs. Lucy Leonard. Mr. and Mrs. tained Mr. and Mrs. Truman urer in lieu of the S-'o coo obliga­ tion. Judge Hawley stated: "It is Chas. McDermott. Mra. Burdette Muniori apd Mr. and Mrs. Lister Brumm and a lady friend all of Mrs. -Fred Ashby atprobably very true that piuuaui; uia, ure the bank Lyttle. Mr. and ....... - “ -------and the county treasurer and tlw. tended the funeral of Mrs. Edd. Woodland New Year's. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Shroyer endirectors had no power or authority Gates *" Sunday. “ 'Mrs Mina Aldrich is on the sick . tcrtalned Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Shroyto enter Into ahy such agreement. FLOUR H- FEED <• COAL CEMENT LIME , er and soil of East Carlton and Mr. particularly in view of the fact that llat BRICK ♦ TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS Mrs. Velma Myers cf Cloverdale and Mrs. Bert Palmer and children a large portion of the county de­ posits In the bank were entirely un­ spent Sunday with Mrs. Eva Bush of near Middleville New Year's. and also attended the funeral ofi John Lewis on tiie. Beckwith farm PHONE 2118 secured." He states that "there is HASTINGS rx-f., was taken do proof in the case tending to,Mrs. Edd. Oates. ‘T.T'L seriously sick the other show that, at the Lime of the exeAlbert Anders of Grand Rapids U day withi heart trouble. The doctor cuUon ot the bond or at any time, voting al the home of Fred Ashby.; was called and Mr. Lewis is better Buy and Use Michigan Made Beet Sugar ES RECEIVE NEXT DECEMBER 1 - HASTINGS - MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2217 ER Weekly Payments For 50 Weeks Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. A small down payment puts one of these new model gas ranges in your home... balance can he paid in 15 monthly payments. Come In and See TheseNew Ranges Today! CONSUMERS POWER TELEPHONE 2305 COMPANY HASTINGS, �PAGE EIGHT ■»»« -----Est Frank Kennedy. dec’d. An-lcharge of Special-Admr. issued, «.*i'nUDT UCll fCF fJFU/Q nuil account of Adiiir. filed fate enrolled. . COURT HOUbt Nt Wb &t ftirah ,e , K t Austin r n or_ «*-■------ -- ~ —----uon for Adtnr. filed, waiver of no- der allowing claims entered, final PttOBATE COURT. tice .filed. order appointing Adtnr.■ account filed, aider assigning nwKit. Hilon Walker, deed Petition entered. due entered, discharge of Admx Uand ordv: to certify cjuwe t» circuit Est. Roy Heath, Petition for sued,.estate enromd. court fik-d bond on appeal approve.! .guardian tiled, order appointing Eat. Mcli- .i C Ookay. deed. In­ land filed, warrant ^rni invent yfy guardian entered, bond of guardian t ventory filed. filed . • . fi>d, letters of guardian issued. ' tit. Doni Lake, dee d' Order al~ Annual acEst. ILuncr A. Shorter, deed Pe- lowing claim* entered, petition for tition for Adtnr filed, order appoint-| license to self filed, order for pubRob«r. c> his Admr. entered. Jicatlon cnfefril m ArUftr tow tte.1 MW.nl; B, , atalwr. dWd. Order Sounder; Brrt MM Okd. ordrr c„,inn„ln< Hied, annointinent of Lafayette U»Us- . andd appointment Est. WiHuon Maynard, deed. 11 ill Icrnc entered, fiend fikd and let- .,-•• petition for jJrnbatc filed, orfiled, dU- filed, 1* entered. ardtan is*.' tder'for "-’\ -’• publication Est. Ira G. Hart. deed. Order Admx. jtentory filed. d S<’c- proof of wifi filed. ordur rfdiniltinn Mitered, -juc< plant c of trust letter* ttstumentary u.,u«L Umlting settlement entered. >n for hearing claims filed, tp creditors issued . Perry G. Henry, dec'd. Order wing flaltns enured. In Our Meat Department O. 1 □teak Round or s>rioin Q o OCT zoc Lb.. Sausage - Hamburg u. 5c Bacon Squares. 4 n* 25c Smoked Picnics u. 6’/ic Home Dressed Pork Side or Back u-. 7c Fresh Hams u>- 8c Pork Chops CCul'r 2 u». 25c Pork Loin Roast End Lb. 6c In Our Grocery Department COFFEE. . . . . . . . . COFFEE French Full bodied end fUvory 2 lb». 45c Country Club Rich and diitinclitt lb., 25c Maxwell House DEL. MONTE 27c Beech Nut S * . 29c Hill’s Brut ». 33c Corn, Tomatoes Q„.S1Q or Green Beans v «»’ I “C Standard qvdily - you chotct, Peas 3 ’ll..’ 25c Pineapple - 2 29c Jewel Coffee 3 • - 55c 0160”^^^ ■= 10c King’s Flake Flour ’..:i 39c Vienna Bread 8c A»or.d«1*—In h««»y syrup Mirhijtr miilud. Lew*!), Mich. Aocfrcr MW Kwk added» ecr baU.y l."t—Health fce',;d—Mede ci milk nell. shc'Unoij ecd clhw ,;.ie .r4.j-s..rj,-Fi.ih a«d criirac-ed m wex p«pr bej—Truly dtikicea—Try ill FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES "o r - ------------- 5 - 19c Grapefruit Thiiv-j.breed—S-ccl end juicy—70-80 site Tangerines S«u«l and juicy 2 dot - 25c Leal Lettuce Fancy fol housa lb. 7c Freih Carrots ..£1S . & 5c s Bananas Homemakers’ Corner By Home Economics Specialists Michigan State College • .Sandwiches are an Important part <tf the school lunch, and Miss Rr>berta-HcMney. home economics ex­ tension nutrition spec tails tot Michigan State College..has suggest«it a 'few variation* lor fillings White, wiiole wheat, graham, rje, oatmeal, raiun. nut, peanut butter, and candied orange- peel bread may ail br. u-scc^^pi these fillings which include:’^ .Cottage cheese and strawberry jam: ham and egg - with lettuce’, bacon, lettuce, thinly-Sliced tomato,' mayonnaise; Chcetrf. nuts', dressing/ sardines, egg yolks ipul through :icvi’>. lemon •juice: hard cooked <•»’•>'X chopped with olirva. dressing;' cucumber, nbts. drawing; pimiento. olives, cheese, dressing; fig.-.' raisins, lemon Juice; raisins or dates, pea­ nut buttt-r. dressing; raisins, clwpIMd nuu, dressing; honey or maple syrup, peanut butter; honey or maple syrup, cream cheese; prunes’ or apricot pulp. nut*. lemon juice. marmalade, cocoanut; chopped beet, cream 'cive-M-, dressing: chop|x.'d celery und dates, dret&lhg; shred­ ded cabbage and ehop|*rd carrot, lemon juice or drawing; chopped carrots and raisins, dreeing: xalmon, chopiied celery, dressing; raw carrots and peanut* ground togeth­ er. lettuce, dressing; Chopped celery, green tomato pickle, chopped egg. lowing claims entered. ’ Ext. Sophrt-nu Shultz, dee d; Final account ot Adtnr. Hied, order as­ signing residue entered. Est. lyilliam ,E. Jolinctwk. ficc'd Fir.it annual acahunt filed... Est. Byron W. Wilkin;-, deed. In• ventdry filed., ’ K-t. Eiwiod H. Sylvester. dec’d. Warrant and inventory fikd. _ Est. John I. Baker, tfc c'd. Petition ASSYRIA. .for hearing claims filed, ’notlcy to ■ cr« di!ors.U*ucd. . . UW. Week s Utter. Dr. Martin of Albion, an instruc* Est. Orpha A. Mowry, dccjl. Peti­ tion for Admr. filed, waiter of notice tor-at the Battle Creek sfhoul ol filed, order appoint!::): Admr. t-n- Businc-v. filled thc pulpit at the trrei. bjnd filed, letteyx Lwued. pe­ Brigg* and thc Ba>c Line churches tition for hearing claimf fikd. no­ at the ni triung service Sunday and tice to creditors tamed: order'limit- . hb MibRet "To Tlie Unknown"*was in; .'• ttlcnunt entered, petition to very impressive. ca-’h. ‘••U <g transfer U. s. bondr- Mr. aiul Mrs. Phillip Gant enter-' (ikd. order gran'.inc petition cn- taint'd at their home in the Eagle tried. Inventory filed. district on J"hur?duy ol Ust week Ed. Calt b4ti bridger. dee d. Order at a three o’clock. hinche^n. .their ■ allowing annual* account '.entered. . patents. Mr. and Mrs John-Gaut E-: M‘i.ton Clin*-. d«e'd .Annual and grandparents. Mrs. Ed. Garret', account fikd. order.for publication ot Vermontville, nnd sisters. Lois entered. , ‘ . ■ Gaut. teacher ot Art at Escanaba, I •: Krniirth Stanley R«vw. dix d' Bernice. Physical Educat ion instr uc- • Dbeluirgc of Admr. iwued. f*t*i<- tuC at Jackson and friend Walter •Adnan of Ypsilanti. id Stanton has returned from Flint and i* at thc liomc ot hu brother. Mr and Mrs Will Stanton Mr and Mr» Carl R«< wrra cn probate hi d. order anmittuw guest* at the home of their Mvter. will enured, h/nd fikd. k’.trra is- Mr and Mrs Graham Millard over sued, order limiting settlement en-|ihc'Ncw Year pcruxt nnd. petition for bearing claims Tne Bngga Ladies’ Aid Society filed, i.uti.i to Creditors :'-susd. after -a cc..-,itn;n of activities for a 1.1 Albert W . Hiltom, de- • tunc will again meet on Thursday, prujt of will fill'd, order admitting' January 12. at Ute church biuemcnf will entered, bond filed, letterx u»- for dinner. ‘uert, order limiting settlement en; Mr. and Mr*. Cut! Rte.rf- of Autt-rad. -|>etlUon "fur hearing claim* gw-ta who recently sold their grutiled. notice to creditonr issued eery and meal bu-incs*. have taken i E»l. Orph.i A.’M-.-v.rV. die cl J'e- up tl’.tif ’abode with Mrs. Albert Rice lit:; n i-j as. un CoiL- imeis Power tor a tun- until they take jxi swsion stock filed;; urder K> assign sibek en- nt a farm mar Vermontville. tered. Mr, and Mr- liuah Cum* were at E.«t Homer A. Shorter, drc’d Baud Partland' on Tueudnv ’tif. hist ••nt-Atfmr.-lilcd'.- tettets*-«f- Admr- ra-’trt—Wtllnrtf-Case- home- whwe MH'rt. . home recently burned our. « . H-t. Lillian R. Ili’.l, dot'd Waiver Mr..'. E: lie Miller nnd .daughter*, of notice filed., brdir up;>oinung Bertlu Miller and‘Mrs. Alma DurXdir.r entered. ' *• ' ham,- and children culled Saturday E.U. Gu. i Wuim. deed. Tc-ti’na:;,.' in :A-c the uew’ grdndjfon.' Charles ■I irwhoMcr.-. filed, lien-- t ■ .ell Keith, al the D.i'."d Miller home m rftil iMa-.c i.vued. oarh-Mere .a!; Battle Creek. • •?: r> .d iih cf Mr. and Mr Ronald Warner of EM< rc:i!«D. McVrati. An’nual Detroit ar.d Mr.- Svlvl.t Sculmorc of ' n filed ,Caunp Coaler wen .-t.- a'. th<- Mr. ; ' ■- :i:•;•.! W , d;-. 'd. and Mr.-. Fivd M;ih r lx«r.<-on New Waive r <>: notice filed, order up- Year's Dav. . poU:Uhg Axthxf. entered, bond .of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Purcell and Arimr. filed. Admr. i»-ued. Mr. r.i.d Mrs. Arthur Miller were older limiting ft-Ctlt-inent eniercd. guest* at the Ben Conklin home on yztitiun’ for heftruig claim* filed, Sunday. notice to creditors L-wticd. ' ", - --------------■ --:--------- is anborn I THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II. 1033 l 3 17c 11‘t,n* j'?";' >>nd faniU amt Mrs. Earl hig ‘•■ciarc Shchian und family of Quail,r ? ar’ ,raP district. Mr and Mrs. W. ing claims filet Teaitor.- weeks und Mrs.’ Alma Feichuer of . K.ilamo, were guests at Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gould's recently. ip- fil' d, onlvr Jur publi Henry Balch of Buttle Creek. Mr andjyti-. Matt Bulch nnd Vonda Order spent Tuesday with the Henry Mov­ iinis ers' family 'at Grand -Rapids Save Money in ’33...Join Our Christmas SAVINGS CLUB An Easy Plan to Fit Your Financial Circumstances I If you have not already join­ ed, this is a good time to start. We will he glad to explain the many convenient plans. You can start with a small sum and increase each week, pay a regular stated amount each week, or you can join under our decreasing plan. Qo/ INTEREST ADDED O/O -I0 each PLAN! Look Over These Plans and. Call for Full Explanation •on. Ray Hamilton. Mr. und Mr... FYrd IrwiiLand family. Mr. and Mrs. trli.t. Nt-winon and family- u! Grand Rapids HiM-nt Sunday and Monday •*ith their parents. Mr. und Mrs D W. Irani . Mrs Mnrfd Benedict. Mr. und Mrs. H McDonald and family of Bat­ An- tle Crtdk. Mr and Mrs. H SharjA EM. Maty S Mason. nual account of guardian-------------- , ■ item and'lzland. ate dinner Satur­ account of guardan filed* order al- day with Mrs. Amanda Heath and fowing-accoun! entered, duciurge of guardian Kvutd, case enrolled. ' Mr. und Mra Bab. Elliston visited Est. Etter, B Payne, dev d Petition G. C. Jennington at Nashville, Sanfor Admr tlied. waiver of nxtiee filed, order apiwintlng Admr. en­ Mr; Lulu Gray and con ypbnt tered. frond of Admr. tiled, letters of Sunday at L H. Gray's in West VerAdmr filed, order limiting scttle- bmontvlUc. Tiu- avetage* Calory ol school A Shorter, dee d ' P« > creditors usu.’d. inventoiy filed ' Est. Lillian R Hill, dec'd. Bond ot. Admr. filed, letters ol AcL-nr. wued Er. Gcoxtfc w Davis, deed. War­ rant and inventory filed, order appGintilUI Admr. entestfd F. t B< rnicc. Albert and Grace Col-- Petition to use money tor minors filed.. . Est- Mason Cline deed. Petition t.» depo-tt bonds filed, order id de­ posit bunds entered. , E-’ Cotdvlla A. Bissell, deed Inverricry tiled. F.-’ William Smith, dee d. Annual account ot Admx. filed. Ext Georcc Richard Lobdell and .Helen Bernice Lobdell. Petition for fluatdian filed, petition for guard­ ian and nomination by minor tiled, order apjxrinting guardian entered, bond filed, letters Lvlued. Ett Walter R LoWell. dec’d Pe­ tition for Admr filfda waiver of nolite filed, order appointing Admr. entered. bond-QL Adinr.'Hltd, leliera ,o! Admr. issueB. MARHIAGE LICENSES. La-rence Hughes. Hiskary CurI ncn....... ....................................... 23 Virginia South, Gull Lake .......... W teachers in \lw United States is Capital Hastings,-Mich. . Make Thit 25c Tett Don't wake up lor bladder re­ lief. Physic the. bladder., a* you would the bo avis. Qrivc out imaumies mid exci-ssire acids which came tlie irritation resulting in wakeful nights, leg pains, back­ ache. burning and frequent de­ sire BUtOCTS. the bladder physic, made trom buchu. juniper ml, etc . works effectively on tlw bladder as castor oil on thc bowels Get a regular 25c box and after four days if not reliev­ ed of getting up night* yqur druggUi will return your money. Make this test. You are bound io feel better after tlu* cleansing and you get your regular sleep. Carvcth & Stebbins, druggists. Hastings, E- L. Kane, druggist at NMkylUe. ray BuUU k u brat seller.—Adv.* Decreasing Club Plan Start with the largest sum and DECREASE your deposits each week. This is a very popular plan. Even Amount Club Plan Put in the SAME AMOUNT each weeh. In 50 weeks; 25c Club pays. 50c Club pays. $1 Chib pays. $2 Club pays. $5 .Club pays. $10 Club pays. $20 Club pays. . $ 12.50 . 25.00 ., 50.00 . 100.00 250.00 . 500.00 . 1,000.00 $75,000.00 Telephone 2103 AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming, I will have an auction sale at the Ernest Haynes farm, 6 miles south of Hastings and 1 mile south of the Hendershott School, on TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1933 Sale to begin at 1:00 P.’M., I offer tlie following: HORSES BLACK GELDING, wl. 1SOO. age 14. BLACK GELDING, wL 1450, age 14. CATTLE RED COW, 8 yr*, old, due Feb. 19. HOLSTEIN COW, 5 yr*, old, due Jan. 18. HdLSTElN COW, 3 yr*, old, due Jan. 27. HOLSTEIN COW, 2 yr*, old, due April 28. GUERNSEY BULL CALF, 3 mo., old. HOGS DUROC BROOD SOW, due April 10. DUROC STOCK HOG. 11 DUROC FALL PIGS. SHEEP 33 GRADE SHROP EWES. SHROP RAM. SLEEP GOOD EVERY NIGHT In 50 Weeks Ic Club pays. . . .$ 12.75 2c Club pays. . . .. 25.50 5c Club pays. . . . 63.75 I Oc Club pays. , . 127.50 Hastings City Bank St Est. Georg- O. Jones, dec'd. Order ‘Ax-igning residue entered. E - Hazy! B N't-.1 Annual ac­ count <rf guardian tried, ix’tition for definite tnalnienancv oi children Increasing Club Plan . Put in 1c, 2c, 5c, or 10c the first, week — INCREASE your deposit 1c, 2c, 5c, or 10c each week: HAY, GRAIN AND FODDER 9 TONS TIMOTHY HAY. 8 TONS ALFALFA HAY. 2 TONS MILLET HAY. 400 bundle. CORN STALKS. STRAW STACK. 300 BUSHELS OATS. 60 CRATES CORN. TOOLS McCORMICK GRAIN BINDER, 6 ft. SUPERIOR DISK DRILL. McCORMICK MOWER, 5 ft. OSBORN DUMP RAKE. DISK. WIDE TRACK SLEIGH. RIDING CULTIVATOR. 5 TOOTH CULTIVATOR. 2 HEAVY WAGONS. LIGHT WAGON. OLIVER 99 PLOW. 3-SECTION SPRING DRAG. 60-TOOTH SPIKE DRAG. STONEBOAT. LOG TOAD. HAYRACK. NEW DUMP BOARDS. BUZZ SAW, with Ford motor. FORD ROADSTER BODY. TRAILER with rack. A-type HOG HOUSE. 2 set* WORK HARNESS. 20 bushel late SEED POTATOES. SINGLE HARNESS. < 6 bbl. GALVANIZED TANK. GOOD BOAT. 2—10-CaI. MILK CANS. 10 GALLON BARREL CHURN. PRIMROSE CREAM SEPARATOR. POWER WASHING MACHINE. OTHER TOOLS used on the farm. TERMS OF SALE—All sums of $10.00 or under, cash. Over that amount, eight months’ time will be given on good bankable notes with interest at six per cent. No goods removed till settled for. ' ROY TERPENING, Propr. . COL. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, I9J3 DOWLING. I ' > state road. I Morgan. rams uirri/ nnArDiu ’ll>c Fuher school will hold theirtWeek's Utter. I Honoring the birthday of Mrs. p. T. A.. Una Chicago ' Marshall jFARM num WEEK Oulu PROGRAM rnvvmnni r. *-. a uui Thursday inurauay evening evening . ” ....rHou®:Van .... Mannan Pierce, rierce. several several of oi tiie inc relareia■*--------Program will be furnished by Carrie who lias been spending his Christ* uves and friends gathered at her Vigitors to To Michigan Michigan mate State FUher and Lena Becker, eaU by ITUU *acatton with hb father went home Saturday evening'to celebrate AT’ 1 IT in ivuitors i- to Landing Saturdag-tar a visit with the event, cards were a feature, aL sa.A ' relatives before hb return to Chirefreshments and a pieasaht time nlngham. All are welcome. [. cago to reported. Mr. and -_a Mrs .... Allen ... . Delong ■ arid■ Mr and Mrs. Claud Spellman and ‘ ; E*»t Lansing.—Just plain enjoy­ tended the funeral ot Ruby Miller granditatnght — zi Ctund Lrdgc vU Iter of Grandy Ledge vb,o n charle* Mrs Eha Payne and in Hastings Tuesday. Bud to sec a ' went will be one of tlw chief' occuShaffer, Miss Amy of Battle Creek were re­ u*r ' Hatlie Shall*., I nation* of visitors to the Michigan young man ......, uf 23 years and such lied ha^Jsteter. - - !tSr- '- Mrs. State camp" during Farnu-W-,.terltag Character,________________ pax* on. He was and family Bunday/ _________________ l»--j...... c#nl guest® at thc Roy Rios home, ... . . ... . .. . ___ .. __ ....... U.,.. . . Bruce Smith of Lansing u spend- Chark < remaining for a short visit Week. Jan 30 to Feb 3. according only sick fivr. day* Mr. and Mrs. Wynn Nobles of lr‘S Part of J’-b Clirbtma. vacation Mr. and Mrs. Victor Moxum and to thc committee which lias pre­ TAG «91 TAG M• lht' W«bb home. family of Grand Rapids have been pared, the program with I he idea Coral vLsllcd lust week at U>c ilome : that far num and their «lvc« will be of their daughter, Mrs. J.ick O'CunMr and Mrs Cecil Munton and tne gwwis of their mother, Mrs glad to forpc I buxlnew for a few rax family of-Hastings vt*ih-d in thc Millie Herrington. Mis.'Eva 8«cet hours rtch day while tiiey take part in contest*. Ihlen to mu*lc. or en­ spent New Year * day, with Mr und returning with them. . uni Turedaj afternoon. . gage- In Mime .other form of enter- Mis Russell Hart (J c.-ivird/le. Mr and Mr - John Van Slcklr Mr . atid Mrs. John Di-prie. t-r are tainim ni ' Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Hastings, Mich. Jack O'Connor and EUton Chase <nd family of Lansing vioited the 'recovering from an attack of the flu ■ Tao of tire evening programs will mdde a burtiM-.w trip • to Lansing Van Sickle farm Saturday. Willett Rice has also been quite ign liuht on M-rtoiuneM and delve Friday. Milly.Flury is vuiUhg friend* hi *lrk tire joist week but te consider-' deeply into Q»e realm.* of fun. Two UH* uf colds and flu. on our road.,‘Hasting., fur a few davs. . ably improved at present, hb *on nights liavr becn.srlecU-d because In Those Ttioae Who who are just juxt gclUrtg geturig over 11 It AHlt. ttJld |umily „t and wile. Mr und Mr*. Theron Hire previous years a portion ‘of the are, the Sinclair family. Ciuis. Row•1 wagiac and Mra Hany Sjx.iu.bl. d Oxm-tock vlrtted their parents thc* here and at Battle. Creek tlu Mrs Frank Matteson Sunday cve{wiMld-Ire audience has been unable k, I.mto Mr .nd Mr. ctad „„ TAG 903 TAG 105 „ ,of 4 Harting* ., 'a Sunday. and chiMren w< —x— i to secure seaLv to watch tlw fun. 'nlr< caller* were, Mr . and Mn Jake Mr.-and Mrs. Charlci BcLmi at­ Students, faculty, and oubidr talent ■ ■ tended the, Parent-Teacher meet- . The, death of Mrs. Myron Em­ UCrwkcr <4 Scotts. occOrr-.-d Sunday at,the home Sothard. ' „ , , , mg which held at Hit Banficla mons ' Mr*. EUa Divkerauii.- UJ|» DickTiie fire alarm was sounded about! Tta-Ur of Uiwng >pent a church Friday evening. i Most of rii«- Culfege departments of la-t daughter, Mrs. Loretta , rraoii and Mr Pp>nk Mattosuu are 'prepare special exhibits winch arc i> o'clock Saturday evening- and th'.- [<w <**i* wl^‘ Lenwood Ciiri. to|.ju< Demonstrator Mrs BUnclxI)epiir»trr callrd on . ire feeling iwt up in tlie dejiartlncii: building, truck made a quick run to Lylt-■ ’'l ■ >I Ba It-.more ‘‘ h«r tattur. Millon Trafford hear or In ottar places on the campus. Fidu-r * home. Their chbniu-y i«<t Arthur and Opal Webb made a Cittll lake Thursday. Mr. Trafford r<- teramJi'P and |* survived by three.1 Tlkw- exhibits have educational burned but‘#c»ting*firt to the siding buttneag trip to Bank Crrek Satur- turned recently from' Anu Arbor children. Mm M-te-a. Tmk9r. M: Mr* Bnmw formerly of this * {value but they are prepared in such around it Tlw blare w» . promptly' day. district pa.-j*d a s ay at her iurme Loretta Wrtks and Leroy Emmet,. < , where he received rmdlcwl,attention • way that Uivy are also cnj<‘ynbl< put out with no damage dune. Sunday P. M. Much sympathy la Austin Delons, hav ir<i. been .1. at i^riuiiK. who nx' Mr. and Mr. Only Fti’wr visited/of thia place. i Tlie eiutlnteritut division always has to the family. < I Grand Lrdgv lor a few week.- with their mother. Mr*. Mary Usher In ’ Remember the Ladle** Aid dim'r extended I an exhibit ol some ol the newest I hu .x>n. Alien Dt-loni;. returned f|un- tne Hendershott district. Sunday: 'on Thursday. January 19, t.i which TAG WiK TAG Ml l drvt-lopmeiit' iu electrical linen Tin Hickury Corner* spent Saturday and A e<«Ki many attmdtd tlie P T. day and will be a? home with hu Mrs. Fisher b quite side at thu 'all art inilted. [ chembtry department gives ■■■nine A. ntL-cUng at the Brown sehuol-: daughter, Mi». Hatlu- Bluffer, Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Lyle anting and a belax cared for by her j I dein.ui.-t ration* bl chemical re- house Friday evening. A very good WEEKS CORNERS. Dickeraon. Arthur Webb and Lenwood Chrt - suiter; Mr... Etta Tolles, of Lansing. I actiotu which are startling to those lime was had. School Qommix-loM- topher accompanied Kenneth WitMr and Kirs’* Archie MatteMff Mr. Archi- Newton attended thc Mr and- M.-.- Ser unfamiliar with the reactions ol er. Mrs. Smith, attendM, also some ■ cox of Barryvilk* to the- New YearX Sunday and Monday md , family, Mr. and Mrs. Erne*: tuileral a! Mrs Rd.1 Gates Sunetay | many common elements and corn- 0! tire Barry County Normal girl*., rally at the Nx-hvllli- theater with Mr. ;<iM Mr* Harry McCarty MJtt...-ur. of the McOmber district. -I' M at_h»r Iwmc in tne Doud I pounds. who presented a play . La»t Monday Mr. and Mrs Clare a “fc.On,““br"1‘iMr “'«l M" F“s Wfc«««l> Oiy- ut tlw feature* which has al­ All enjoyed the L A. 3. meelbiH Mead. Marcia Gayle and Cecil Wlnways taen popular l.-. the rille abbot- Tliu.fcday at the hwm- of Mt . and a:u of Batik- Creek visited at theMr. and Mr- Victor Sproul and of tiie Culver district and duRjJi m tlw pa-<ingot ing contest. This shoot h super­ .Mn. Evan Fuller. j Mead farm family trrumed to tlojir iiomt in.Mr- and Mrs. Ed. Casudy of Battle her mother. Mrs OraonGurreU who vised by the military di-partnu-nt W-- all lypiputhire deeply with: Dopald M.ad motored to LakcSunday after visiting rela- Cteek spent Sunday with Mr. and lived mtar Delton which Will Tumuh 22 calibre rilles Mr-. Watruur, our teacher, in tlre 'rew la*t Monday to »pend a lew Look These Bargains Over Before You Buy death ol Irer I.-ulrer. Mr. Hick*, days tha lunu-. t la.-t year shot while ly­ School will begin again thb Tues-: Kcinreth WtlCOX spent Sunday ing on hu back with lib feet toward dal. ■ " with thc Webb vouh.; iolx.* • the target ' Mr. and Mrs.'Herman Johnror.' Viola Hagerman of JLitth- Creel Tlie Cote-ae’Military Bund and Irom GicriiviHe wen- viiUlina- Mr.' *rrenl cue day isu-t ••■.»< < at'lhe home group "i • ■ -i- Mi In I............ a ill and Mr*, itelpit Hcnney Sund\v. Dcmarux Hagcrmah. TELEPHONE 2121 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN furnuli niu^rul cnteitaitrnw-nl. Vi»- Mr*. Scott Allrrdlng reidria .l' I"11'- ice un 1 h-..u u.«ppk- lake h • cal and instrumental xol-i* aw in- home teat week after canng fur her again solid, w Hit tahermen and l eluded m the g«iHrul afternoon p.-.- abter-in-JAw. Mrs. Earl McKibben, ikaler., are makiiig arsoite I: grams. ■ , «.f Harting*, who war. quite ill with j anev. tite tlu. । * ' ' QUIMBY. H1GIIBANK. Mrs. Crocklord s daughter from ■ Sheridan visited her Thursday. i EHMUSKU) Mr. and Mr. John Shupp enterRichard E>;.. . ebuic)> with a 'rev and program by tained itlalive-.i* from Indiana Bun-' *l*nL a lew day.\ at the l»ro |the fccfmol and Sunday Sclxx?! un- day. Mr and Mrs. Laurel Mar- luiU i«t r tin- tupervixion of Cameron Mc*Mr. and Mr*. Burt Ding andjanalyjlniytc. t'-acluT and Mr*. Lowell, om family were guests of the former's Mr*. Sylvester Skidmore ol Camp /of the Suudiiy School teachers, and rtste-r. Mr. and Mr* Norman JUch- Cu.rt«r *pcnt aJew days with, lie: (Wax enjoyed by a la(gc crowd. | daughter, Mrs. ” Byron Guy and iare^m'of Lake* Odosa Sunday. '*■' ' '* ' “~ ■” tauiFor safely of principal and regularity lily. j Millings began at thecjiurch Sun­ day nlftln. Rev. Conklin haifaa.hls ’ Mr. and Mr* Tom Hoffpan andNORTHEAST WOODLAND. of.<li\idi inL-. iiivi hl your sfirplus funds । helper R<Jiicobs of Chartotle. A Last Week » Letter. family and Mr. and Mis. Glcip, Iguod attendant is urged. I-! Hoffman atU-nded ihe funerXljoP'A! in building and loan shares. Tlicy are Friends und neighbors were? sad->-« Vigorous and Winey Lb. | Mr.- Minnie .Bidi Iman entertained dened to hear of the .■•.id death of Hollister in Na-dwjl!<- Sunday as near depression-proof as any invest­ Special This Week Tin Mr. and Mra. Lyle Jones and son iMlm Gwendolyn Gaskill and Mim William I Walker at the home of ‘Dorothea .Traver of McOmbrr <!:>- hi* daughter. Mr* Charley Weaver Larry, .of As-yria spent Thpraday ment you can find and return a of Sunfictd. . Funeral Saturday 'e vening with Mr. und Mrs Frank itrtet recently. Rich, Full Bodied - reasonable dividend. . Mfr. nnd Mrr. Dirk lipllman enter­ afternoon at Woodland. U. B. Hawbhtx. Mrs. Jiawblliz returned i’.<iire with them for a few days’ sPeci«nhi»week Lb. .] tumid mmpttny over the iwlida. * church. Those who wtr® New Year's vbl- t'islL spending SaturtLiy' alte.-!>i>n^Dc-troit and Battle Creek. • j Hi® Sundav Sehoni .Chis* iwriv trcE in Hastings vrerc. Mr and Mrs.) noon and Sunday with her abler 3 Lb. Pliny Hansbanrer and family and and' family. Mr. and Mrs. Edward liui* been pctpoiicd until Jan. 20 at fxlah and friends' from Lansing Manning ■ of near Bellevue. Bag 'the home uf Vivian Spomiblc. j Mr and Mrar Shirley Jiiuman took dinner with Miss Bcxmc Valen-| Mrs Fred Miller and two daughLine; Mr and Mis Mlles Suwdy and i tera of Assyria e|u-iH Thmsetey t>i and daughter *|>ent jurt pt tin- lioli- family, Mr. and Mr*. John Staira Mr. and Mr- Byron Guy’s | Iday. at Jncksdn visiting' Xfri. RiU- and D/tioil'i Cbltil Building and Loan Attocialion tb. family took dinner with Mr.| Mr and Mr*. Bert Daly callfrd on manmother. Mrs Johnson. and Mrs. Vandlen. Mr. and Mis. Tubal Garlingcr near ' Rial Kellogg, who is attending 1250 Griswold Street', Detroit Mr and Mrs. Paul Eiiglckroud and Nashville Sunday. lb. Atsubilglil';. Bu-lllixs College 111 son <>f Detroit spent New Ye-i'*! Jim Burchett and son, Hugh -of Battle Creek spent hb vocation ut with Mr. and Mn. E. J. Sheldon, Mr. • Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mr. J. I. Maus & Son, Kcprc-entaiives in Hastings home. , and Mrs Leon Tyler nnd fanuly of i and Mi> Clare Matshull. Hugh re­ Tin- New Yaars social at th-- Woodland we re ub 1> gue-su there ‘iinalncd until Wednesday, church w l. well attended. A!) en­ Mr. and Mrs. i! J. Sheldon Cbltedl Mr. and M:*. Paul Smith und .-on. joyed thc pictures ot the W. K at Ot.-oii Sheldon*, home In South' Victor, of Buttle Creek jpetit Mtjnbunteld Sunday alte-rnouli. day with Mr. und Mr* Bert Duly; ftl-.e Ann J. Kellogg .chool shown by Mr. and Mr.-. Carl Iteauther and Mr. and Mr-. George Hoffman Lloyd Shafer which was very in­ daughter. Mr. and Mr> Howard. M*nl New Year's day-with Mr and structive and ink-resting. Cluin and family of West Odessa; Mra. Leon Tolman mar IMttkMr. und Mra. Manley Sherman spent Broads New Year s day al Charley: Creek. and daughter and Hah Cliallce of Vclte i. Ehret skidmort? of Augusta spent Ha.-tir.us and Mb* Mary Cinitfce of ----- ———ta ■—— I Wednesday with Mr. and Mra. By­ Bari Nashville spent New Year» at Ir.v KLINGENSMITH. j ton Guy. Cluff w... Last Week's Letter. Mrs. Clare Marrtwll andjanillv rfiTl'k fi!” Mrs. Jo<* Stokus had the mtefor- spent Thursday with her mother, ■ Ol'TH THORNAPPL tune to fall down a few cellar steps Mis. Etha Burchett, in Kalamawo Lb. Loaf 4C Grandmolbar'i I Tlieodorc Wtcritiga. ,Jr.. of West Saturday und injure herself so It Homer Wade r.tunvd home with was necessary to call tlie doctor.' them for m lew days' visit. | Middleville returned home Frida; Wr hope she will tx- better soon. Mrs. Sarah Calkin> and son of । after spending several day, with hi< Mra. Mary Supndcis enter tinned Nashville sp-nt’ New Yqur* day 1 grandparents. &)i. and Mr:.. Cha*. B her daughters and husbands from with Mrs. Ada Bell and Pearl Johnun. Detroit Tip'd Indianapolis over Nek -Baxore. Robert Chubb returned Monday Year’x day. . | Mus Velma Hoffman spejil thc tafter .’pending a week with relative.' Several in the community art: wpek end in Battle Creek anti Geo । in Kalamacdo very ill with the flu. | Junior Hollman ot Coldwater called I Mr. Ben J Park, caged on Mr. Mr. and Mr*. Claud Willson and'for her .Sunday evening tlren-, rcI und Mrs. J.ihn P.ill Monday noon Mr.Znji Mrs John Andler railed turnihg'to their parent-. Mr. and ' and brought Mrs Poll and little Mill on Mr. and Mrs. Lee Xapham in. Mrs. George Hoffman <, spending 49 Lb. B«a 2<MLb. B., Ito their home as Mrs. Poll and *on Maple Grove and on friends in Monday with them. jure both ill In'bed with th* flu. Dr Nashville Monday ■: ■ <»> . —— 49 Lb. Gravbei of Caledonia i> attending Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green and MILO, B*« them. , daughter Dorolha of Nashville; Last Week's Letter. Tin- Gates school *111 haie anoth­ .•■jx-nl Saturday with Mr and Mrs [\Mrs. Jennie Cluue came Thurs49 Lb. Bag ll b., er week* vacauon as many ol the Albert Green-nnd family day to spend un’indrfinite time with 1 kcholara al--o our teacher. Mrs. LoJennie and Wanda Converse of her brotlirr and shtcr, B. N. und north of ilxstings xpent a few days I Nina Fenner. 49 Lb. Bag John Carter pf near Orangey Hid with their sister. Mr?. Orville | Mesdame* Ida Brandatettrr, Nina, was down Friday to hb farm here Pickard, and family . । Boyle. Allie Wood and Stella Batte r Mn. Lydia WHbon. w ho b spend­ Mbs Florence Baughman of West spent Thursday in Woodland with ing some tun? here at thc Home ol of Middleville was a caller In I ills Mr. und Mrs J J.^poster. They rcher brother. Ptrry Barnum spent vicinily vicinity one afternoon last week. ported Mr Doster confined to hiv> Sunday tn Middleville with her son. »>> .............. j u-d by sickness. It is reported Mr Waller Willson. and family. Round or First PLEASANT VALLEY. 'and Mrs. Doster were brought to; Revival services continue at the;‘be home ul hb sou in Delton. Wc Sirloin Cut Lb. THE CROSS ROADS. church this weeiisconducted by Rev. are extremely sorry to hear of Mr.! Last Weeks Letter Edward Gamble of Grand Rapids. Dwter'a lUncxv and hope he may; Jacob Kausch and son matte a Everyone invited to come soon recover hu health. business trip to Detroit Thursday, Little Marjone Jackson apent a Mr. and Mr*. IL J F.oucr enter­ Shoulder Cooter Cut bringing a team of har*G> home part ol test week with her grand-; tained Friday. Mr. und Mr:. J. K with, them Friday. parent*. C. J. Preston, and wife. Flower ol Rose.. Misa Eflic Richards Mra. Chester Stowell pf Kalama­ • Froth Mealy Mr. and Mra Roy A Kyser and of Mdwauk. <, Wu. and Lewis I zoo nnd Mrs. Anna Wlllitu. of South Marte ul South Boston visited their i Flower ol Grand Rapid.of Hastens* spent Thuraday with daughter. Mrs. John E. Brake, frYl-; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Palmatier and^ Lb. Pure Pork Whan employers need additional help, they Mr. and Mrs Ernest Williams day aflernoon. j children and Mr. und Mrs. Edmonds Mr. and Mrs. Ncwtnnn Tuttle and Donald Blowin.*, wife and baby of of Kalamazoo were callers at the usually take the easiest and quickest way of san. Buster, of Lansing wiled Mrs. South Bouton were guc.st* ah the Fenner 'home Sunday afternoon. , No Bone, No Fht Jane Tuttle Friday. home ot their parents Tuesday. Tire 1x11111/ol Mr. Percy Jones. reaching applicants and former employees Lb. Mbs Opal Woubton spent Satur­ E. M. Brake of loma called at the: Lockshare farm, have aU been sick day and Sunday with Mbs Hartict —THEY CALL THEM BY TELEPHONE. Ralph Fox and J. F. Brake homes wltn thc flu but are convalescent , Knapp of Hastings. ‘ I now. Geo Townsend made a business Wednesday forenoon. ) Mr#. Albertson has also been on Othsr things being equal, ihe applicant or trip to Albion Tuesday. the sick list and confined to the SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. Torry Smith of near Middleville 'hospital better und al her,— but -is -------------------former omployea who can be reached by b visiting hu frother, Ortcy Smith, La-1 Week's Utter. Milborn and Myrlen Strait were home now Lb.TI.ta ‘tefiS’ u., and family. . telephone usually is the one who gets fhe In Waterloo. Indiana, one day last ; Mrs. Hattie Bellinger. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stedge enter­ week. Use latter on business. Mrs H. ,J Flower and Mts> Bernice tained their children on New Year's. |ob. Just ono such call might Cello Wrapped Mrs Mauicr ha* returned to her Flower s>nt Bunday with Mr. and home in Nashville after being at Mrs. W. H. Flower and family of more than justify the cost of A peorge Hall's about two months. Kalamaroo. Our Very Any Size MAN S HEART STOPPED., Mr* Asa Strait went io LaimIng | Mrs. Roush la at Pennock hospital telephone service for months. STOMACH GAS CAUSE. Saturday to get Mrs. Elgte Acker- j where thc underwent an operation Piece Lb. Best W. L. Adams was bloated to son to spend over New Year's with Thursday. Wc hope to report her as with gas that his heart often her and they with George Hall's Unproved very soon. mused beat* after eating. Adlcr- family sjiciit Sunday at Myrlen I Mr. and Mrs. Oca Wood and dill­ Ika rid him ot ul! ga*. and now : Strait's in Naah^Ue Mra. Ackcraon. dren spent New Year* with Hie he tials an.itliihg und feels hue. returned to UiKing Monday I’. M. tiofiuei i- parent-' at. PrainevilkDonald Cluse spent, taat work at j School will begin al Milo lu&s—B. A. Lybarker, Druggist.—Adv. Us uncle's, Merle Hull in Charlotte.‘day after the holiday vacation. 1 Pi AIN PUN FEATURED I n Only A Few Good Used Cars • Are Left at Bargain Prices! 1928 Model A Tudor onn..„ a vm 0®«S»» tota cm- - ..... ............ “....... -...................... •-• ■ Red Clover Coal ENTHUSIASTS SEND US Mew Customers EVERY DAY Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. 1928 Pontine Coach S8550 1931 Model A Tudor $ 1932 Model B Tudor g^lX^d’ J" “ “> »» s355^ 19£7 Lincoln Sedan . 1927 Chevrolet Coach $39550 UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO. COFFEE SALE A Real Investment ©IIS ^atinnul & ynurstnieiit (f[nnipani| Bokar 1^) J 1 rvea vircie 8 o’Clock sXc^U 9c Del Monte or Maxwell House Beechnut or Chase and Sanborn 25c 21c 55c 27c 29c Other Values MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO Mello Wheat' Palmolive Soap 4 Super Suds Bread 25c 23c 29c Cigarettes $1.15 Chesterfields ouS? $1.09 Chipso Pk£?n 15c rtl. 15c Qat Meal COOS!“ c. u 19c Spectacular Flour Sale IONA FLOUR GOLD MEDAL PILLSBURY SUNNYFIELD L APPLICANTS WHO HAVE TELEPHONES USUALLY GET FIRST CALL 73c $1.09 $1.09 85c UK U.BM 10c STEAK PORK ROAST PIG HOCKS PORK SAUSAGE 6c, 5c 5c Boneless Fresh HamNow«u HALIBUT or SALMON STEAK 50 LARD 3 17c LINK SAUSAGE n BACON The Great Atlantic & Pacific T< Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column 37c 55c 55c 43c. T 10c u. 15c $2.50 u» 10c �THE HASTINGS BANNER..WttDtf8bAti J INF AMY. Tl.-tatt. FAOEfltH IWoddburV last Wednesday We ex-’family attended the Latkln club at.M. and Sunday with home folk* XTIDDLEVILLE. .1 NORTH MAPLE GftOVE. |t«snd alncere lost Week's Utter. 1 Last Week's Utter. —— our ----~- sympathy to tlie the home of Milton Kennebn ot near Shultz. j Middleville Friday night. Fted Phillips and wife of HaoUnp Mrs Bdiui wcm« ann «« •>««" «k> >ou p!«*ng Mr and Mr«. Otis Whitmote and' bareaved ones. I Harold Kollar spent last week were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Coy »hweek on---Christmas Thif'happened - t- on —- .family . .. . .. I1 ROBINHl'E PARK, Tesrie of Hastings spent the spent Christmaiand--family u {with iris mother, Mrs. Ray Splckler Stowell Monday. end and orer Chri-tma.; With her the W J. Rob.-ri.-on farm this year, and Mrs Carl Archer t Charlotte. ;Last Utrer. Mr. and Mrs Paul Stutr, and «on i-~—• Week'a ■;--------------, . of Lowell.. ‘ ' daughter. Mr - ana. Mrs. Ronald --------- ‘‘hen 8 acres -were turned ovep4h.it near ------ ws. William Ingram of Chicago and|fc ----■ Joe accompanied Mr. and Mrs. , day lo be ready lor cortKjnext - Mr' nnd M„. Dexter Crouse nnd Haynes, and sonj. Ruscll *•>»*■».* Ingram V. of lonfa called «... on - SOUTH COATS GROVE. Damon Witrwr to Cleveland. Ohio, r ,umt JP,n‘K :Mrs Nettle Schdell spent Christ-: num. Mr. and Mra. George Poland one Week» Utter to attend the funeral uf Mra. Stutu' t' .-s W. H Madden ot thc Middkvill<mas at thc home of JVill Craig near -Ciirulnuu wirii vr'.-.- ul Inu miters. day la last week. „„s ...,( Sun. Las rented the Mrs. Della Alien;Hastings. iaay stI, Clifford Clouu- spent Saturday P. b:other-on Christmas day. Mr. and Mr- Jerry Haynes and Mid tanne nnd with his daughter as • . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanes spent MissAtary Poland of Mt. Clemens i mother. Mr? Fi*ht-r, and M-. " -i*-w h< . ikivix-r U again enjoying Hume|Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. How-foo^ Glen Chappei of Jackson and] Mn. Scott Bechtel of Hu l ta. In MU, c,„k. Mn. M*x>m MUM ,l»nl Mond.y ,«-■ Christmas with Mr and aid Haynes and sans. . -afWiiian* had a fine supper and Hanes had been there a few days nisg IflU* Mr and Mrs. John Ko!-, Lifter lodge u real card game con- and her mother. Mrs. Holsaple. of Jar. Mrs. Mell Henderslic! of Kalama­ te.'t Tuesday eve. Another one nex: > Detroit was also u guest at the! Betty Mae Potts spent Saturday! zoo spent from Saturday until Mon­ uvek. ' j Jones home. । nighl with her sister, Mrs. Ralph | day night with her mother: who has G E Gardner left for Florida tor Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Ostroth and Finkbeincr of Middleville. Mr and . A good investment is proven by the dividend earned, main­ lx? n .-ntertainirig th* •lit.'.'. the winter where he will al«> visit. children and Mr. and Mrs Sam; Mrs. Julian PotU spent Sunday taining the value 100 cents on the dollar, during hard times Mr. and Mrs. Halvtraon enter- vlatrvcs Ostroth were Christmas guests of there a» Well as good. tamed Chrictmas. her mother pnd relatives. . . • I Mr and Mrs. Lowell near Quimby.. Mrs. Gertrude Bamec and family a brother aim wRr from Harib.gs. Mcrcan Bpyre. aged 78 years anti; The Standard during 193’ paid ita Certificate Holders IM8.30!1 Mr. and Mrs.1 Dan""Roberts. son °£H“rl* Creek spent New Years al*o xt-r,i!ives ftom-Battlc Creek and a resident here tor -the .past 30 500.00 in dividend*, added $36,000 to it* reserve fund, and kept :<m™t^ed ’iiTtt«”“bur7 fret PtoncU. Mr. and Mrs Max DeRx w*lh her parent*. Mr. and Mrs Holland. . ' ----------------' ~ i and son Jack and Mim FYelda Eu- SNTid Jacksom IU stock value at 100 cents an the dollar. Thc same as during hems of iilnesr. Tuesday. BeJide? Mlteh.u o, । Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tobias and son the widow he leaves a son Charles l*r °r Woodland spent Christmas' Mr. and Mr*. Will Mitchell of the thirty-nine years .since Its incorporation. of Battle Cuck spent" ‘ChrinfmasNowhere outride of Building and Loan in the investment field will you dnd the dividend as certain, and the safety of prlncipal aa sure. j*.-r. Mr. nnd Mrs Mel! Hendershot Mt. Hojie A good man with many Owen Hynes north of Nashville. I Peats. ,nt ft. .and two sons and Mr. mid Mrs. friends has left us nnd all extend Several from here attended the J Howard Smith and family. John We invite your investigation, and will be most pleased to ad­ ’ Floyd Tobias arid daughter of Kata? t-eir sinrere sympathy to the funeral of Mrs. Florence Bates near Kollar and wife. Julian Potts and vise with you at any time. mar.-o spent the week end and over ___ C hr IM uui> witli 'lu-jr parents Mr. i.w Mi-.i.-m Chair Co. took their and Mrs. C N. Tobis: and grandReport of the Condition ot The Hastings National Bank exhibits to-the Keeler Bldg. Friday, *no daughter. where they will make their first ‘ i‘.r Mra Min Payne and daughter, exhibit. IhA’ also hose a display . Arion of Hastings spent Tiiur-day at thc . how in Chicago, TIL We all ••• • Mth.Mrs. C. N Tobuu hope for their success. Griswold at Jefferson Detroit, Michigan !’■' Mrs Mell Hendershott and Mrs This community was >4 i" Fiord Tohiaa of Katamamo called Wednesday to hear'of the Local Representative t> r.f on Mr. O. N. Tobias ffiday*offer- death of Mrs. Minnie i*t> noon. J. L. MAUS & SON Grand Rapids. She The Cedar Crr*k Cemricrj* Circle HASTINGS, MICH. 1 wiU m<«-t Wednesday. January II reined lo re. - t with Mr and MA Lbbir LeMiasr ’’ ’• for nn al! dav mce-ung and election ,,‘t of o>flleers Pof luck dinner । -.1Hermon Bik-lfnnd Mrs KomafTon* . . ■’' ’ of Ri< htand and ■Clara Gay ot ' ' Grand Ra|rtd< culled on Mrs Clara Broun Thursday gfternonp ■ Mr and Mr* Joe N<nil "of Cere*1 "’ <fu and Mr Nrvnt and *on. Ken- a brother. Clare t.'Mi. frntn Indiana suited Mr and Grand Rapids.* {She If w days.. Several from here r...rt* Mt‘ Did Nrwlun Monday. M W. Skidmore and Miss Niuie leaded the funeral and the many /.-r Phillips spent Christmas with her friends extend to the bereaved ones . t. ni'-c** Mr and. Mr.'. Jay Snyder in th-rir-sytn parity. Mr. and Mr.--. Fred Granger cele­ Mr. and Mrs. George DcMott nnd brated their 17th wedding 'anniver­ family spent Christmas with his sary in Grand Rapids, where they were tlie guests at a dinner in hon­ brother. Edd- DeMoftf and daughter.' our o,f the eCant on Thursday cveof South Hastings. ■ We have made special arrangements with Mr and Mrs. Burrell Phillips.amt ’nlng. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Fish were tlie The Grund Rapids Herald through which we ' son nnd daughter spent New Year s Report of the Condition of The Delton State Bank i il. day with hfe sister. Mr. and Mr-. guests oi friends in Indiana over the can offer you 'I he Herald or any of its Bar­ Week end. > Jay Snyder mid sons in Hastings. ,i DHf'-ft. Mi.).i<>n st lb« rtw vt 1-usiaete Der. 31. HKvi. m'railed tor by th»[ gain Day Specials, in combination with the Several car loads of our people M. W. Skidmore .-jx-nt New year's Hastings Banner at prices that will save you < . Eggleston. Ju-lge day wftli.Mr. mxl Mra. Byron Guy went to Laiving to tlw Capitol to , wiitwas riit- services on Monday tliat money. ' near Nashville.. ihe oni* t.i m.ajr. Dodge entertained, her, ifiivy u» almost an entire new state You can't keep in touch with local affairs li«li1.„<r..!.,r, ii«v-ne tnoriwr fnim Grand Raplda Christ­ governing body. ie. man day. without the home paper and you can’t afford • Mr;- Lizzie .Vanning and tw-o; Lost Wi.k's Letter. to do without a daily newspaper. ’•‘.“iioi'Le dmighter* and their friend fretni Mr. and Mr.-. Lester SonnfVille i tr.i-1. » i tlut ■>. Umsiiig spent Sunday evening with;: .uyl You Herd the Hastings Banner for local news (tauihteyti. Lotya me and Loma, y. Mui, n- v ,n htr sop. M. P-Maqning. .‘■jieni Christmas with relative* in and you need The Grand Rapids Herald for ,t n>. ■ A -r Mr-anjl Mrs, Dodge 8jx?nUpnc day Battle Creek. Mr and-Mrs. Jim May the news of the world, for state news, for i -.7, ... c >» tasi week tn Grand.Rapids with her . and *nn Jimmie returned home with \ ■ . • daily market reports, for latest sports and. t.-i f.-r bn-.-..- •*..!. silmc Phillips visited Mr.. them for’a week's visit. for its fearless editorials, particularly those Frank Hotri and Clinton spent t-I nut I,r- Mohler in Hasting*; Thursday. New Year's with -Mr. and Mrs. Ed. on tax reforms. i. i-n.i; ■< > Miss Atm Burton ot Hastings visBolo of Bedford. '"f ' • • Red Miss Susie Phillips Frida;.. Clinton Horn spent Friday and Our combination is absolutely the best you can get. No Other wjll so nearly till all-your NQl’THWl >I‘III ' "J LAND. rending matter requirements. :lt hi.. tnithi-r <>( UrUandalc this laiti'. d Christmas day with a family The community was saddened by dinner. Thcs? preu-nt uvn-. Mr and Mr.'-. Ritchie Mullen, Myr;l- thc passing of B. Paynfe Friday mid IXiris Hall mid Mr. and Mi. nli'lr.. Tin- bercuvcd QMS ftave the sympathy ot their many friends here. Mr. mid Mr.-. Mita Ashby enter• .hk! Mra. Ed Dodot.nti.-d' H- nry West anti his mother. Mrs. Dora Custer, of HaMing*. New RINDS CORNERS. | LEGAL NOTICES | I’l.ieiiff, Investing Safely .t'SaU'SSGfe JS taXZTn *“h “• “* Standard Savings & Loan Association inudirn BARGAIN DAY OFFERS! GOOD ONLY ON RURAL ROUTES The Grand Rapids Herald and The Hastings Banner Both One Year '5— ■ Rev. and Mi< Lews Horn and baby Carrol of fbnia spent Monday on TUtUtay altei arid Tuesday With hi* parpnts.Christina • Jud Kenyon of Concord came one M'- John Chner and Mt-9 Erhel day Lvt week bringini: his daugii* HaAu: of L.-.h ing were Chn-tnua ter and little new granddaughter to morning cidkra tn the John Bene- .-»ht-r great grandparents. Mr. and ■t.dic! hom<- Mr and Mr*. Charley Kenyon. and Wr.dey r Vrrn. Welcher mid son Donald of t Smith Sherman hom-­ L;\rcy spent Wednesday with-Frank Thc dahrmg party I Horn. • tat our young prapie was wry much Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maas and 'enjoyed nnd at- wvh to thank all mother, Mr*-. Kate Patton, of Kahi* j who oMbted tn any way. . n,azix> Motidap evening wqh ol Tiie rick in our community »:-• - — — ir.d Mrs. G. — E. — Kenyon. r* Loo Edger. Mt Emily Ed«t-r mid ‘ \ eticr frciln Mr. mid Mrs. Homer ..Mrs Harry Williams. Wc hope alI-........ M,.( -t't-n stotr-s they are nt St. Pi'fcrt-bunt. Florida nnd having n John Whhrizht en- wonderful time. . So-.vvrbi/l.muiy NiiR I IIEAST Hi TLANH. spent a couple day* th Mrs Jesse- Hutchinson and moth-' k in the Fred Camp home, '<4- and Charles Wiley ate spending ■e sorry'To hear M^-. Er •.hl.-, v.niter with Mr-. Ldiine Voor­ hees ol Hammond. Indiana. ’ attack of tactal ncurateia and'tnut There is no school this week as • the taay find *peedy relief. cur teacher, Mrs. Leach, is sick with Mr. and Mr* A N. JJ< ntdlc! nnd ihe flu-. ’ , •t lltik cut of Lan<m£ spent New Mr and Mrs. Harold Spicer of Year's day with the former* par- Linden and Mrs. Wm. Warner of ,nU Wr»ley THw-dirt returned to Belleville and Mr. nnd Mrs. O. W hu tchool work at LanMng Struble of Hastings spent Saturday > Mr. and Mrs Ned Lancaster spent with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newton ’. Friday and Saturday with Mr and !and family. Mrs’ C Lanca»:.-r neat Sunhcld. .. . Mays Ruth Stutz returned to her relwol Monday morning after . COATS GROVE. Jojikk a week's vacation. ; • ,4C. Last Week's Utter Mr. and Mra. Fred Bryant nrti ------- - Ai the Community Service on ‘pending a couple of weeks with Sunday evening Rev. Mrs Shot... Mr. and Mrs- Carl Turner of SaraCun. man of Hastings spoke on ' At thc , ThreslwliJ of 'the New Year.".Mrs Miss Marjorie Dryer spent Satur­ • *"t Blanche DtfSnc nnd right young day und Sunday with her ‘sisters. > . people jnit on a Sunday School Miss Loretta and Beatrice Dryer and a i-. play, and a mixed quartette from cousin. Mary Lois Stutz. ,'.i Hastings gave two sones. . ■ j.-'ji; The annual church meeting will PLEASANT VALLEY. . : -I- be held with Mr. and Mrs •£.’ S ' Thompson on Thursday, Jan. 12 Revival services begin atthe with }K>t luck dinner • church Sunday evening. January 1 \ i> We are glad to. near that Uola Rev. Edward Gamble « of w.*..u Grand J’i Wood-1* able io sit up.a short time Rapids will conduct the services. ■ i . no* • C J. Preston and wife were Lowell Tin- Mi*HM Ruth and Marian visitora last Wednesday. ' Woodman and Mus Freda-Smith. E M. Brake of Ionia and Mrs. —L... . -■'IK'11 the .week end in Kalasnazcx- Mary Bidelman and children of .School began on Monday niter a Hasting* were dinner gueaU at thc I j p Bfake homp Wednesday. inirl.l vaeaiion vacation «w of ra-n two weeks. ’ । Ck-nn Smith spent the week end. Eldiene Preston is visiting at ihe r;i.a with his brother Neil at Midland. home of her uncle. John Keller, and r 14J, • Six of ihe young pcpple put on a family of Grand Rapids. im3 ei^L,t£LV|l^iOr>* r'*Url,KK -rumor Junior uraxe Brake or of tonia Ionia spent spent a a part part -• ■ a-h^i o thC Sunday his holiday vacation with his ; ... ?.ndMT: ... . grandparenu. J. P. Brake, and wife. -at »64 tbit ;ii er^i„r,» <1 S,^*th *h® Genevera Friend, who is home for i Aa ; iVZu relltn^* two *'*■U 'a<"*Uon from frotn her »*r * ’T' vacation . Otr ufli... r«Z MGund « £turdJ n SCh001 duu“ al Cre*k c*lled ■‘..h.'-E/tL,nary 0, “ **" ™»Woodland at}d Mr. and Mrs. H. A. , , __________ “ ‘*“lW“K*®an •!»«« Sunday with Mr Alfalfa Alfalfa Is is now now being being utilised utilised in in »mb«r 30. a. D. taw । “Jm Mrs- John Woodman to rele- Wisconsin in the manufacture cri EcsImkd, Jiuif* ct j Brate Joiuis birthday. - ------• (Chees* You can make the same saving on the price of any of.The Herald .Magazine Clubs, if or­ dered with tlie Hastings Banner. SEND YOUR ORDER TO THIS OFFICE At-lrieh, I Report ol the Condition ot The Hastings City Bank COAL SERVICE Prompt Delivery and Care in Handling I 1 . Ilnllil, !l. | J. 1 Will I . . : r ir.r . ><«M .nd ether (,"•••• Il«»» •—.................... ------- _........................................... «.......... ....... ......... i : -. _...... l.JJ-.r ....’..... .fMXJoa.i Best of Quality in all grades of coal. The COLD DAY£ aits NOW HERE! Buy your coal NOW! FILE YOUR toal bin BEFORE the REAL ZERO weather comes! DON'T GET CAUGHT some subzero day WITHOUT FUEL! Smith Bros. Volte & Company DEALERS IN WOOL, GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR, FEEDS, COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. Telephone 2257 Hastings, Mich. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-01-18.pdf ac888e1bfe4f56dedb71fdb140be83bf PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGANpANUA^Y 18, 1933 10 PAGES PAGES Ito 6 BARRY CO. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA COMING Fire Calls SPEW . . . . . . . . . . .DIS® . . . . . . . . . . Thirty-One . JNIimiREPORT LAST SCHOOL FOR In Concert At TIXITOUPBODLENI During 1932; LoSs$15,800 (f p[«E JUDGE Appearing CLUBELEADERS Methodist Church Sun­ ----------- "Biggest COMMERCIAL CLUB “d PLANS OPEN N GUT Little Will Appear At School AuditoriumI; FINAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR Tne Lomoara Fntprtain«r-< tiu» 1SPECIAL THEATER PARTY Entertainers, the CLOTHING AND HANDI- *fiitli on the course, will be given ml IS ARRANGED FOR (the Central auditorium on Thurs-'. CRAFT WORK ENTERTAINMENT ! day evening of next week. January' The report made by Guy Old- -*iis around $3,500. TIk- dvjiortmcn’J —----- r day Evening h.id no change to sun- Anything at" SHOWS A LARGE VOLUME1 A real treat is In store — for Hmthe tne (ji-k.e pickle factory fire as os the ttx- blare., m.u.-a-. np rvi? tmaiwpoo niiotupoo rno-o eno wu«> ■■ ........... — had made such meat tings peopn- on Bunday evening great headway when j OF BUSINESS xjuoincss FOR run THE lilt it was discovered. We think YEAR 1932 . ' Orchestra, ®directed “rry 9*by m£L s*° lEho“3{ Ma **' Mix. will ( - ' , , ■ *' J' "* ** He reports a total of 31 fire calls: this is a record of which this city I two were false alarm*, three grot­ 'Swrch v“".>h«ih:e:S‘MU'' TWO STATE WORKERS *R,™«rtlh j|)VE)||LE COURT ALSO ,* fires. 26 being actual fires The ; R. V. GUNN OF M. 8. C. dlng< chief of the fire department, to .ihe council fm‘ the year ending GAVE ANALYSIS OF CON­ December 31 will be intereiting’ to• DUCTING GOVERNMENT STATE INCOME TAX .NUMBER 38 LOMBARD ENTERTAINERS HERE ON JANUARY 26 1 IKS WAS ALSO ADVOr.ATFDi ,:h‘*rnkwntCr '01 alonr waa aIld uswlboon 21 . WHO M LOU ft UVULA I CU ! U)r nn four th watM HAS MANY This number was originally G. R. CIVIC PLAYERS ■ booked for the 24th. but On account WILL ATTEND MEETING of the ladles’ night entertainment to new cases TO PRESENT PLAY be given by ihe Commercial Club on the 24th, arrangement* have Tickets Also Are Available been made whereby the Lombard To General Public At ' Entertainers will appear on Thurs-, Ten Cents Each day night. January 26. There enOur readers will be interested in][ Grund rcllgiou;- selection. | The local levders.of the sixty-twc> tertalncrs are a fine group. They A theater party has been ar­ Tin- Batty County Fnrm Bureau i inn $12 000. This would show that In three fires and water in six of ; the report for 1932 of the Barry; । Tannliaurer March—R. Wagner. 4-H Clubs in Barry county will meet have been frequently heard over the ranged a* zjx-cial entertainment at met for th«- January meeting at the I tin- other fire damage in the city them. radio, and are known. as the ’ big ­ , County Probate Judge. It can be ; . Tntermr-zzo. Cavallerta Rurtlcana ; fw the l;ul training school of Ux . K of P. hall on Friday. January January: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mi-n that there is a large volume of; —P. Mascagni. year at- the court 1m>um« in HaMlrfg- gest little company on the road." 13tti. with 125 members and fnen<F> VOTED TO HAVE FAIR budness trajuucted by that officer,; 1 Camp Fire Girls’March—MackieWednesday afternoon. Janu<ir..- : The program Is replete with flood lidd at Cartie Hall here Tuesday present for the afternoon program ■ not only in’ the general probate: ; Beyer. A ahbrt business nu’vtlng was held • . 125th. according to Harold J. Fos- inimical material, given in an rnter- evening. Jan. 24. according to th* THEWEEKOFSEPT.il talnlng and delightful way. and is a., committee in charge. Dinner will । division, but also tn the juvenile Overture Raymond—A. Thomas. mr. County Agricultural Agent; in the morning wlili dinner served [ .1 court division. Judge Eggleston was' Dnc and Rom-s—Cribulka-Dauxlt.1. two State Club leaders from '-clean and wholesome is " ’ by Hie cutod Will Ladies’ Aid. Com­ Dr. B. A. Perry Made Prest- alwavs. and with aood reason, colic-1 Opera Gems—Selected. . munity singing wo* led by Rev. Michigan Stat.- College will be uble .to make |t. . which the member* and gucsU will The Minstrel King—KoninXky. ptt-.o-n’.: Miss Sylvta Wtxson tor go to Central auditorium where the Dewey of tin- Hastings MetiuxlUt | dent Of Anon. In Place Of V,T>' ""l" ,te ““ . Juvenile offenders, as «hc hoped that ■ Nobles of tlx Mystic Shrine— clothing aiid Mr P G. Lundin for Grand Rapid.-, Civic Players will church. Mr R V. Gunn. Extension] C. H. Leonard, Resigned her own helpful interest in thcm[ [SdUMU the handicraft. They -Ail! have present- the farce-comedy, "Cradle Bwnoml.1 SI.U. CoUM, WARDEN SHEAN ACCOM. ; The directors of the Barry Co. Fair .would lx* sufficient to turn them! Poet nnd Peasant Overture — F. charge of the meeting and give in. then took up the subject ot "Where • Snatchers." Istructions on the do .lug of tile 4-H PANIED MEN AND GAVE ] - ------’ - * - - ■ " Aaaoctallori had a meeting in tlirt^away from doing things they should; [vonSuppe. ’ Our Taxes Go’’ Mr. Gunn first 1 The Civic Players have won con­ city cm Saturday. As we t-xptelned not. - In the gnat majority of cases, siderable reputation for artistry, showed from what source* the total j | Club projects, now in o;>erution in INTERESTING TALK • test week. Mayor Leonard declined M,at proved to be true-. No doubt; state tax is derived, pointing out | (he county. anil "Cradle Sa’.chers" is the latest to accept Um- pavilion of president Jm‘»kc Clement will continue that । production they have to offer. In "X?rra? u"" NET PROCEEDS GOES of the awodaUon becau.te lie had P°>lc4’- The-report for 1932 fc^asl tvliing of the rewing the waMilng . fact.-this play will be presented In so many duties that he could not follows: ;.nd pr< .. ing <>I the articks' made SHOWS TOTAL OF CASH‘ Grand Rapids for the first time on FOR WELFARE WORK give Uvat work the tune which he Probate Businrss 1932. i the three evenings following .its «p‘ ” ’*----- ”For '* ”Year ' "*** ON HAND JAN. 1 AS f ir exinite at Achievement days. of the total lax. He mentioned thewas »u sure would be. required. Dr. . pearanee here and at the standard General Probate Division. $134,454.56 other several source* as publle util- i SiXty-Four Men In Cast And 23r'-2:> Burton A. fh-rry was elected preni-1 ; rtport and story work and the I theater prices. No. of new,caws entered 192, Several hundred general admis> in ron-r.ua,. Inhenioper. »«r-1 They Pro.cnled a Splendid dent ' ‘ in his place, and accepted. Dr. No. of administrators ap-‘ GGTINTV TN^TITHTF at I UiUnlng oi clothing Judging teams. COUNTY INSTITUTE AT Mr. Lundin will di.Ca.. flnkhci AMOUNT IS LESS THAN once and malt tax and showed from — Perry's place one of the board of slon tickets for the play will also be Evening's Entertainment nil these sources the Mute took in. director* .was filled by choosing Mr. pointed . offered to the public at 10 cent* that be‘ Japplied CENTRAL AUDITORIUM ' ' can u ‘ *u-to the handi“ THAT OF YEAR AGO1 each, the entire profit from this sale — ....—... [ Tile "Lucky $330,335,687.00 in ----1931. "Luckj' Boy Mlnitreli. Minstrel*/* Elmer Ecki'rt of 1^-port to till the , No. of sjiecinl administrator* 'craft articles to finish them for Ute MONDAY, JAN. 23 I The time, place and manner of otfr Mr. Gunfi then t<x»lc 76: Of tills brought to Hartlligs through the vncarcy . The bmrd .voted to hold to lx- contributed to the local wclappointed ...total, or that port from the generar . , - ... »a f, ',r ” , Acfttcrfmenf Days will be decided Nice Sums Remain In Sev­ lajje fund. In Grand Rapids the fair this year lA-girming Septem- i fto of sjX'Clal guardians ap­ projH-rty tax.'and showed what p, ® ’ur,4'5>' Warden Charles Shean | ujxm. , SUBJECTS OF VITAL IMeral Funds — Delinquent public pays as high a* 75 cents to i (Minted wntj used fofi 36.fi’. went to main-;of Um? MlClilgan Reformatory of $1.00 to see this same troupe is ac­ nAnvaai^rAn i ‘ : being made by Mr 1 No. of temporary administra­ Taxes Being Paid Slowly PORTANCE ON PROGRAM Foster to cloie- tin- Mxty-two taming city and village govern-1 tonli. gave their benefit perfortion. People here will be able to tors for missing penons I handicraft, ctothing and hot lunch -- -------‘7 P’.,bU.C. !4 : : nonce In the Central relx-fl audiThe annual report of the county­• see these players fog a fraction of apixnnta-d ............... Dr. J. B. Edmonson, Mrs. I clubs earlier in the year than has treasurer. covering the year ending. that amount. Tickets are now on nnvernniMU nv f ’ (or ‘tut,! I torlnm Thursday night to u large ! No. of guardians appointed T vbten the custom. Mr. Foster wants SZd Vm1- ”r« °h /°r '™CS imdieju-e We venture the avertlon . December 31. 1932. wan placed be-’ sale at Curveth & Stebbins. LyBark, tminors! »«i Lou Sigler And Frederick to .move this work alpna to allow , er s nnd the Hastings. Commercial re Li funiL^i h P. . C ‘bat everyone who attended Ulis ‘ No. of guardians appointed Snyder Will Be Present . :-more mor«- time for lor the summer club pfopro-xtx-k. It shows a total ca.ih on, Club office In the Stebbins building. ' “.i*ul®“01" entertainment will admit that |t [No.-of guardians appointed 24- The County Institute for all the jects Da1'? and Beef. Calf, Sheep, hand of $134.454 56. as compared। No seats in general admission sale (incompetent) Twill be reserved but only sufficient i teachers of Barry coumy will be' p JUltD' “»d Crops clubs. Il U with $135,71816 a year ago. • • Monday. — . - Jan. - / -winter eluh „ tICKeU tickets Will will DC oe onCRO offered IO to OU fill -W# the 2 held 23.-------1333.---in -• I hnn«i hoped that that tlu> tlx-winter club wnrle work rrih can equal tlwlr tlielr total running runnimr ex extx-iue * : j-y qj^ FILLING THE • .equal penF.e, .‘ formance Hastings Central auditorium beginn,1UM ln :he »ore P*rt j No. of‘ discharger, (admirasbalance* r Mr- Gunn then took the state ’ .A0™"..: ‘I*"ca are *r- iw “ follows: M1™‘ t™<l, w>ll te .vuml > pine. ’Die. total reculpts far admission Ining at 10:06eastern lime Mrsz'Uiu:01 Ma-' . . * . trators,- executors or guar; General Fund $ 3.74*53 CARLTON SINK HOLE ww.mm.nl nnd mlr.mrrf to ,h™ „„ A „ rr „. 1 of Cradle Snatchers" the Thea­ I dlansi were $284 Alter duduciing the ex125 I. Sigler of Grand Rapids~'will be; ",__ ■ Road Fund 63.89227 >m» It Jirmls It, monryt 2.> „t tin,, „ )eI( nb,ul (wo Ior ' ter Magazine, says:' ’-The dialogue is 5 present for the forenoon session to "CAUSES OF CRIME WAS [County |No. of adoptions confirmed.. Cqrert Roid Bond Rebrilliant and epigrammatic, tiu- »*.lM„|.. b,m».y Wril„, ,unu TM. litoictr. «n r BAL JAN 1 SIB 877 Bl oi determination of heirs ...numm »T .int ™ Whm th. unne vein »rn। |.No. ] KIM SIGLER’STHEME ■ demptlon Fund .... ■ nations unusually funny, and the No. of insane Drain Fund 4498.41 theme not without moral, though ' L1„., Ito —MORE THAN YEAR AGO No', of feebleminded---------4' nwrr will be an evening session) 17.233.70’ heavily sugar-coated Here is a gen­ ts>. ll» m>., into Mat., umnuunm uv-will .m venture the ..wytion >» ------ — ' Beviewed Be Kort bt Crime oi epileptic ................. umertion thu that N’«. ot mnUuSum Ml! Inlltfl ifllt. ~ X._" Funds, r._2_,' The T_. 'No. ..... estate . .... , 2 to which the general public is In-i ----------------------- ------- 12.19912t umely entertaining, play, full of »,nr intnjStoS g^g>uv> nuu,wagtugl will Three Rofiu No. of sales of. real ivited and urged to attend. The I . Commission Named By Redemption Funds 4,15! ai cdiicmluiu departments, boards anti nut be big enough to hold those who I Ig,uglu.. wltticbuns and zparkle?' The 24. speakers for tin- afternoon and eveVounly Has n Total 01 . >*” '«“« commissions receive 6.5' of the u . . .ix- glad „ to |>uy for a chance to , Interest Fund . 2.631.2$ ’ ;uay enjoyed a 1-mg run on Broadwill President Hoover , _ - n . No. of afflicted adult cases.. '7 ning sessions will be Dr. J. B. 121-! state projarty. tax. os well us the. hear th*ni The Delinquent Tax item repre­• way and m Chicago. In Um: ortgt3fu,o4o.OH In Cash No. of alflicted or crippled mqnson. Dean of Education ot the) Al the* noon .... n,.CwU ... luncheon of the «»«Ro-' ■ rents money from other- sources; higher: Part 1 of' the entertainment con-' taxes that had not been pa.dl nal cart were Mary Boland and Ed­ The county road commission, in children • Uriiversity of Michigan, whose sub-; tary Club Kim Slitter gave a very education gets 7’. of the state prop> na May Oliver. isted of .several find selecllons by its annua) report, showed Hint It re-rAmount of inheritance tax R-rt will be "Cultivating the Oo<xl informing talk on the subject of to the county treasurer previous to Hie cast of thirteen (flayers from lu, OW-lu-Alm I g.t g.rlru-1 itnr Mr. Str i the. orchestra. Tin, The interlocutor.. jrnid during year ........$5394X5• .Will of the; Community," and Mr.: Caures of Crime." It was * veryJ March 1932. Those who were delln-. After thh analysis, Mr. Gunn r Grand Rapids will include Camilla nnt happiefi* tn Ki‘k«rbw. *»d the end men. Hamand • ceived last year from the state, as, iFrederick Snyder of New Y'erk. (timely review of the report on that iquent have therefore paid their jtointed out what te to,. the this county's shared of the Rtre and ... Juvenile Division. . --------Boone, Josephine Bender. Jessie Ktaxes , directly to Uw county treas—------------------ --------in lK. rS.pJX u'u"'d U1'lr । In 1921 Frederick Snyder became , subject made by the Crime Commls- . urcr. .In. addition to the-cash in-Eales. county tax. I;; -.I.:, . l;v k-s,-i lu- double olrc»<<. with tlielr singingweight tax. a total of $59326.79. Il. N.° cI new ca5vs entered --Mrs. George Barclay, Nanny I : director of the public relations de-;slop appointed-same- tunc a«o by 'brought outTww much In dbllar?-\ ■ hl^o received from the state on ^°depch'dent children in­ Fitzpatrick. ’Louise Henry *“ Klyn. ” „..d CO i>urtment of several large Corpora-; Prescient Hoover. That body was • tiiat fund now on hand, over $50.-, Schnack.' Trevett and cents a certain family con- “ ,1U repartee, could hardly be sur- county reward roads. $9.188 77; the volved , Chase, George 000 ot such delinquent taXbs had tions. In connection with this work made up of some of the best known tnbuted to the sheriff'.- oilier, coun­ tet&M-d. The musical numbers were state's refund on gasoline was $1,­ 1 No ot delinquent children previously been paid to the state or Barclay, William Pimlott. Wilmer in he made social surveys in eight public men of this country as well , ty treasurers office! the >>oor, etc. f pt ciaUy line. • involved . to the various county i Clark. Henry O. Robinron and Paul Bt iwt-cn Part I nnd Part II, Wnr- 475 94. For . work done by the ■ .countries of Europe in 1923. He rc-las lawyers and trained investigators.'apportioned nSttf iCuHiinuet^ tin page tivoj Showers. iden Shenn explained to The audl- countv on thF sink hole in Carl­ 'turned to Europe in 1924 os an un-l Mr. Sigler reviewed the develop-;r .u,nw/? ,0. tQ’luhl|MDEFEATS It is not often that people of this item the taxpayers will i tnee that his company of-men was ton township on M-39, $14.63785; HASTINGS . t I." olllicinl chief concern 1/* I A 11 ArirliTnii ‘“imu and «*■“ volunteer suiuitivvr evangelist vvai.gcust for ivi • ment niviii of ui law. iu», whose ciuei coiicviu up .beAnother glad to notice Is that of $2 631.25। community have the opportunity to SUPERVISORS VOTED u kind-hearted bunch oi folks. He and for other miscellaneous re­ KALAMAZOO CENTRAL the Dawe* plan of war reparation.’ 1 :<» our own Civil war Had been* interest on the county's deposits in see a high-quality production of told how they had raised consider­ , cctpls, a total of $2.299 36. The ---- -----j He vteited important officials in!largely given^to can-.ldcpng .the , FOR LIQUIDATION able sums of money »n several oc- year's receipts wen- $86,928.71. The this type for only 10 cents. , r ; banks. Local High School Debaters eleven countries to determine'tlie[rights of la^F'railic? than p-.cir The total indebtedness of th». i ca-lons for various good.cquses. in­ conunlsrton had a balance on hand Win Point. Enough To SXnp £• Mn “ ■ Y LEAVES ONLY ONE PAY­ nt the beglnnlnrof 1932 of $45,014.74. Of Nashville State Bank— eluding the Red Cross and Welfare' work. -The prisoners get small pay Tlih made the money available for County Is Heaviest Credi­ iifor Enter Eliminations »ul> ouuundlmsrauw. and ,u;«rown many srelwn l.«al mm-1'J!“‘n : UCMT OF ROAO BONOS Mivw .c g.uv.u. commission $131,943.45. The Honor, uatn esn,. ,o the Uss. and, ot Mdtm end wrk, r. toudnns lhd,ri,ul ,un; ; ‘ “ HUAU “U"U* their work, uuv but u.v, they B are liberal, tor Of The Bank in their gifts to help worthy causes' fx>ard expended $67,0j1.18 *pd loan■ms, Hun ulunt ------n.t»nns mo on 4<Mn.—<1 m t»« mu- meet- »hKI> ere .nil trrurlou.ly held b. $1,000, ™ - ■ To Be Provided For After The board of supervisor* last week and arc big-hearted too. Tl>e War- cd the township road fund «. t'-,.v deft-ited toss- An American peace drama wasicause they have been recognized for,! ■' ' ,11*, ’’ j!' 7^.._ ! translated tot state ua. a.ftl everv I «* «** ,or th? ‘ considered what they ought to do to den explained that, through the ' soloAr Ions .a time time. Gtir Our rirtiteiu.m civilization.nri and 520 in Covcit road bonds which wUl, May 1 Next—Most of That protect ihe county's dr jxv.it of $56'.its'needs have outgrown these an­ I be due next May. . Will Be Paid By State U00 in the NartivUle Slate Bank. cient legal- principle*. _______ ...nu’iiinv raTtxtnil,nr<. itf P®,lw °u county roads, but also cov- points which enables Hastings , The county is the largest depdsi- tnsnhiA The year end report' of the Barry In 1925 Mr. Snyder was designat­ n»"‘ rfX nntxirt!* fhoir cred the construction cost on the ,0 enter tl>e sfate elimination con-,, tn WINDSTORM COMPANY of the tor. The ma$$er was discussed at S all SSVhSrouS te and Hwtiii Centerroad of^earl? U- teito in which 64 tehooh will par- ed a Speclai county road commission to the su­ Special Commissioner Commissioner of the considerable length nt the October IreLioS to him fSS Jhohare *»- »nd al» F>methlng over $7,000 tlclpate. The local trio had the Commission concludes that it t» very GETS FIRST PLACE pervisors showed outstanding coun­ session, but no conclusion was troubles I'*°-He aoSlnrt the rink hole in neaatiw negative «iH« aide nt of tiw< the a.Ute h1’ efforts 'n?,r,U to 10 estab­ ,£prWilra^?t ty Covert road bonds of $64520, due - P--• ttai -’n° E -• -e for the filling of •*fat« income recognition of hi* reached nt that time, the members next MaR and $53.62833 due In not Die takarerl Carlton. The actual expenae for tax quenitat. I*“cc »nd B0*1*'11 *™ n« the; the iHunc home anti and me the lumuy, family ana and ine the — iinung uie i.nc . , -- . . , ot the board desired to take no ac­ coming did<• .nt of MichLa one win maintenance nnd regular work was On the local team were Miree* Journals* of all lands. He repre- • influence of "gang" gang associates, associates. in In Competed In Ihe Nationwide May 1934. The bomb to be paid tion that might be detcrlmentul toJot the'state ___________________ MOO*Cincebeaux. Do Do-S and ^nted ‘he Corners as an observer the part the rtresi hiu been inabout $50,000. Jeanne cincebcaux. -i- Shute and Contest Featuring Adver­ next Muy ary provided for, subTin- bank. Il was then hoped that The boys paid for everything they, Aside- from the $63,892 27 tn the Lillian Tolhurst, while for Kaluna- ln the press section of the Leagife dividtial rights, with each one fori st.-uitlnlly one-halt being met by the arrangement* might lx* consummat­ brought' with them. Most of the county road fund there,is a balance tising Material diversion to the county of cash from there were three young men. of Nutions at Geneva. He was an ‘ himself. We harp now reached the • ed for the bank to reopen. The costumes arc rented by them and in (the Covert road fund of $12.- .loytl Felling, Peter Vindcnbergc Thtre is held each year a na- the states Iwlf qf tiw weight tex. — ------ American representative ut the 28th state of development where we must board was especially desirous of they paid for the gasoline tiiat 199.12, and a balance in the town- — Universal Peace Concrr.-s in Paris j have the co-operative idea, qjhc ■ llonal convention of representatiyes which halt heretofore hud been paid t.a Edward Snow. Prof. Kenneth — . ---------------:■ transix>rtcd them to JfawitlnRS, ‘helping that ulbng if it could' ------- ------- -- so ship road fund ot $753.70, making O. Hance coach for the women's in 1925, and an American delegate training must beonedf duties. I__ fire, windstorm, casualty to the State Highway department lot mutual The finance committee of the '1*1® -'••ite of Michigan did not con- u iuiui u. un .uau lunus ui <*<■>,- wua.u., v-a.-a u, n.u.uii vviirnv. wiu: J* 'historic Conference <At Life! Remedies for the crime situation and automobile insurance compan— F>r 1933 thl* weight tax money will a total of nil road funds of $76.- debating elate at Albion college, was board has since Ix-vn considering the ’Jibuti' in any manner to these cn- 845 09 with which to start the year the only Judge. He *ald he gave the *nd ",,rk al Stockholm. Sweden, in are not to be found in laws, but in les. There was made a department go to relieve c unties that have ouimatter, making investigations and tcrtnlimu-nts. which have been 1933. the removal of conditions from the at the last annual gaftiering “Astanding Covert road bond*, . decision to Hustings for excellence^® *umc >l‘“r' H,!* aJdn‘“ 10 consulting with the rtate banking K,v<n thu >5ar ln Iollla- st Johns, county road commission made in refutation, delivery and teaxining W'tcnuitlonal body on "Motion Pic­ home and family life which tend to Mutual Insurance AdvertuvITTirCnnre Enough will be received by thu department ns tp prospects ior re- Greenville and Hastings for the a The “ *from the -w-*state previous■ •to ­ fine profit for filling the Carlton frqm evidence. Coach Mbcrt Beck- tare* a Fa.”^r.,,n "orltl Peace fon ter crime. If there be in the | ference," for the purpose of cotuld- county opening the bank After doing this, benefit of local welfare work. He {sink hole It received fryni the er was happy over th-- result* of allracted world wide attention. He home an atmosphere of law-deS-'erlng what steps might be taken to May 1 to take care of about lialf the nnd after considering the matter to- explained tiiat the boys arc glad to;; Mate on Us contract to do tiiat Job the debate. • ; »lad lhe rure experience of liv- ante or contempt of law. the dill- increase their business through cir- bond issue due on that day; and Hm Xkwh<>‘n4M,’tlbaiidnat’ 52”^ $14.637 85. and paid cwt of doHarting* Ijas partld«n®fl 01 ® humble »,un?w® an Kd dren dren Browing growing up up in in that that home home are are cuter*. culars. ioIder* folders andand other other Tonus fonns of of fest will be provided in tire tax levy 5H«?.e5. -::d paid the Ihr =='. =f d=Hastings High High school school )ja$ partici-’,nK lnK >«'t,M “*«' “ homes of U1 the and i $14,637.85. nnd the cost of doku |>-rv__.„ the MiP TUsors mslon last week -eTworth Jh£ XrtahT ,n « th® 8*m®_’ * “ about ln nd,n*. .lavs « .... _ hlch i.._M »___ ___ »’•* ... four ....... .... .. lh“ »®«. . . ■ ?L* snenrllnv in inference rnnterArw-A with urttii quite sure to .tart life with wrong advertising. . now being paid. that, m their 1 represent- um gne u wortn unire entertain wjwn stujJenu appearing namely ‘he great statesmen of the world, ideas and ideals. For the last n*U>nal convention After next May. there will be only 1000. ing the count/ tinn-sjf the- n»ent. Misses Irene Jones. Helen Keeler Wandering among .the peasante. fly-। Tire people of this country must representatives of each company $53,62823 of outstanding county Co­ Part If cohsteted mostly of sing-i ±--1? L . bank was dcsiiL Lillian Tolhurst Jeanne Cincc-■ lng trum u[,ltal t0 cai’lUl*- 0Sl land “Iso consider Um? surrounding.,' planning to attend were asked to vert road bonds. It is expected that I.t cannot bevkrtown at this time Ing. and that by the Five Harmony YOUNG PEOPLE ATTAIN beaux and Darts Shute and two and h® ha# becn “ warohing ob-, which produce gangs of lawless bring samples uf their advertising. nearly all of them will be cared for what the bank may be able to pay King* was cs|>ccially effective. The; HONORS AT W. S. T. C. young men. Vernon Winlngcr and 8*n<’r’ ac,lulrUW fl remarkable in- youngsters, and must find a way to The Michigan Mutual Windstorm from the diversion by the state of on a forced liquidation. Everybixiy pluiii.il, Mr.'Gordon, who also lias a j iivnvnoni vv. o. i. u. B^hmari w -«teh: into condition Mr Snyder.interest th-m while in th.-formation Ituurunce Company of thi* city took weight tax money to' this county • recogiUaes that this Is a very bad wonderful voice, wonderfully trained ' ■ Pairings for the first round of the'15 on® of stx membcrs of tlie board jx-rlixl in things that will pqt cm- a copy of their printed annual this year. Rv pc.wintime to liquidate. n A .a. large percent­ wos o,,c ot the h®*1 pianists and Miss Evelyn Johnson And elimination series have not ret been of control of the Walter Hines Page phasis upon a .good clean life and statement as they issue it each year, If the legislature shall provide fur age of the bank’s assets n ir consisted of’ -'•inker* everiheard in Hastings. The Donald McBain Included made, but the first debate will 'School of International Relations at helpfulness to society, rather than j also other advertising put out by the raising ot stale taxes without a val . estate. Many »axophone /players were marvelous, j mortgages on real levy upon reul estate, nr< shall pro­ on Fi'bv 17 ft is honed that HasJohn Hopkins Unheralty. [upon bad things and * destructive-i them in promoting and carrying on a*^.- 0>vwi« uayuuavo, who wuv did uma dancwane- 1■ Id List Of 51 _ —------------Brown Buddies, have been foreclosed and the bank The ., .' -- . — "7*'T"7 ----- ..--—. ■ Musical numbers on Uie program, iiuss. . i their business. President L. A. Sun­ vide through *myt’ otlwr fwrm of ...M, a .. lot «,» v. ..Ml. piuucrty 114 lng **' surpassed i Announcement has been made of ‘’WmaybeaucceasfulintheeUmt- ;: «iu has of farm property UU on ’its will ik be givvn given uy by the uiv juu.ur Junior «>>»<> High ---------- - «-♦'» «• ■ ----------- :-------day and Secretary -Treasurer E. A. taxation, like a sale* lax, for rais­ Secretary-Treasurer hands. Tbt- bank Mil) owns many anywhere. They were fine. The the iwnor students at Wytern State ,wul°2t________ , , _____ - [quartet. High school band and a FARMHOUSE BURNS‘ | Farter were • delighted this past ing most ot tl»e expense of main­ Iclarinet trio by Wesley Logan, Gorr « nmnuuac DUnffo oilier ntortgages which cannot be ^ve singers and the four dancers Tcaclurs' College and tw'o graduates -° week to be irrtified that the Wlnd- taining public schools, the tax bur­ paid under existing conditions, with were from Jackson prison, and are of the Hastings High school were ORDERED HIS DRIVER’S don Havens nnd Ralph Hicks.' NEAR HICKORY CORNERS Morm Company had been awarded den on tire people ot Bany county the low price of fa'rm product* and known as ‘The Prison. Entertain- among the number. LICENSE TO BE REVOKED ----------I first price for Iu advertising, having will be materially lightened for I9JJ Fifty-one students were named. ----------very low prices of farm land. , -- ------ — .j BOARD APPROVED BONDS. George Warren Saves House- [submitted what the representatives and future years. The receiver. Mr. Finley. Juu been Taking it all in all it was a fine sixteen of whom had un all A rec- Representative Of State Po-!I The board of sufwrvlsors at their i hold Goods From Dwelling lof th® conference conOrel Mias ICv^lvn .. ‘ __ . . “ on the Job now for a year and a .entertainment, lasting for two and ord. Evelyn John.nn Johnson, ri.iioh. daugh­ r«enl KUMn .pprowd Ihe bun* , ” „ , Dwelling A GOOD RECORD. • luvitu tbe HR-ur.M ind lice Gave That Order To with every minute ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson of half, which In good times would be one-half Khours ~’~ --------------On Lawrence Farm . ns wdl well as most w»t attractive, circular* of the various county officers, as ins Under present conditions we think enough for complete liquidation.- He of it clean entertainment. Wc hojw this city was on the list, having won Roy Basler I Fire originating from chimney; mid pamphlets, tour citizens are making a good rec­ has done well to have paid off the Hastings may be included in their 'it 'f"" U“ "TO", T. S. K. Reid, county clerk, $2,000. [sparks Sergeant »««i™ Needham iron from u» the W.W State sparks doitroycd destroyed the'farm the farm home home ofot . ' ord in the payment of taxea. Up to indebtedness ot the liank to the ‘X*2X'SrKSTpmwp,. L Johnwn u doing .«™puo,»uy .,11 urging "SSS»X “ S A REAL WI1OPFEB. u. F. L. r. Maus', M*u3,ununj county treasurer. uwiuci, $40.»iv.- , George ueorge Warren, warren. .on what wnai is known Known . >nd including Saturday, more than alone With unrkintr hnr wav thrrnml, ... .. .. .. . .. Grand Rapids National Bank, paid 000. 1 as the -------■ Bert -Lawrence, place a mile /'The first, of the week, we are not naff of the taxes had been paid. tukinr testimony in the caoc of Roy » all the expenses of the receiver­ he mw the men doing their part*, college this year. The record up to data Is equal to R. B. Walker, drain commissioner. ' south of Hickory Corners. The saying what day. Calvin Streeter, Donald McBain of Delton was also \reid«u itad. In ship. and accumulated about how it happened that most of them $5,000. >.000 |blaze was discovered by a neighbor^ who lives at Streeter's.Landing on $200,000 in cosh. If liquidation kXX PraJ? "^natory na5lcd of honor *“‘denu. rrwnt month*. been reported to the Geo. W. U-onard. Sheriff, 110.000.. wjio notified the occupants of the Gun lake, made a nice haul of fish, possible that the record of a yvar tion is ordered tiic bank can imme­ One knew they had, done some Congratulation* are extended to 8taUf poj^,. ln whlch Barter was J. W. Crawley (new member road house and summoned the Hickory capturing two muikelunges. One ago could be equaled tills year. but diately pay a 20 per cent dividend. --d‘d — ®.u?a?y?P' p?op--‘e.f0r W to responsible There - -- ---- ------ lhelr splen’ “ said to be responsible. There had had commtesibn). 810.000. Corners fire department. Most of; we ighed eight pounds and the other In view of the times it may be some­ parently clean, sensible-looking did attainment*. also been complaints as to his care­ the furniture In the home was‘39. The large* was fifty inches long turned to the county treasurer from -------------- time befofo the assets of the bank young fellows get started on a ca-1 less driving on other occasions. ATTENTION—O. E. H. saved.*The flames had gained su.ch and nine Inches across at the widest till* city amounted to only six par reer, that ended in Ionia? For a lit-1 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY can be converted into cash. No one ------------------------------------ --------- — - Mr. Basler was represented by MEMBERS AND FRIENDS, headway ncaaway before octorc me the nrenicn firemen amvea arrived ,| pwmpoint. The *>rc iauww musklea were aiujiu caught u> tn cent of the total levy, ----... ... ., i . ON FRIDAY, FEBY. 24. can do more than guess how much 1,0 reflection would have shown his attorney. Adelbert Cortright. The There will be a Welfare bedefit it was impossible to save the deep water *outh of Hastings Point may be paid ti»e depositors. We un- them that it would end in some. -The 17ie date aaHf chosen-' cnQSCn- for Jor the U)c Junior Junlo. testimony taken was mostly given card party tfnd tea at the residence i that building. Hie firemeh and neigh- i --------------- -- ------------------COUNCIL DOINGS. derstand the receiver estimates 50 or JUC>‘ P,aoeparents fall? piay u Friday evenina Feb-’­ by county and city officer*. After GIVEN GOOD COMMITTEES. Not much _____ businra* before of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence E. Bar-burs did. however, do fln.i- work in 60 per cent. 'Bid । Did society .society fail? tail? Ouelit Ought nnt not «nmr some " 24. reports Albert Becker, who will ho__________ had heard tlus testimony Scr­ nett. 314 So. Park St., at two P. M . saving adjoining buildings. Representative C. P, Parker was council meetlug Friday B way to be found that would save direct the production, and they have gcant . Needham ...... ----- .slated that ----he ---on Tuesday, Jan. 34. AU are urged named chairman of live Iwusc com- city father* voted to pay such human waste? FIRST WARD P. T. A. selected Once There Was A Prin- would rule that Blwler must give up to attend. Free will collection. ATTENTION MEMBERS. mlttcc t tor live lUrte’ Training rent for Justice*'ofMm W Tl>e First Ward P.'T. A. will _ cew” by Juliet Wilbor Tompkins, al- his driver's license for a year. This The next meeting of the Ahicri- School at Adrian and also a member Tl»o council also '**•“ held Thunflay evening at 130. A MIXED DANCES. though it will be advertised under revocation however, has to be done CHEEK-UP utra-tr PARTY. rsKn. can Legion Auxiliary will win bo tie held neia at at ; of' 01 the uie house nouse committees committee* on on educa- beginning January 1 good program is being planned by Clear lake Friday night. Jan. 20, another name. through the proi»er authorities at Monday evening. Jan. 23, there the evening, ' Legion ‘ ' home ou Thursday eveUm, tkm. agriculture, fish and Athene*, f shall b* turned on f Woodmansee's orchestra. Frank Her-1 A large group Is trying out for 'Lansing. U. Basler _____ through hi* win'be a Ct;- _ 7 Mrs. Harry Burti. Everyone wel- i■ Woodmansee ’s — ----- - -----• — —'“1. Mr. - - ning. Jan. 10. All members please be These are good assignment Cheer-up Party at• Castle come. | rington. —— Adv. I rington. Adv. places in the cart, says Mr. Becker, attorney, may appeal. tings.—Adv. present if (toulble. |new member. 1 Hall, Hastings. — —. ' and chemical on one .partment had respondett to four- tt ran thuslastically received wherever M188 WlXBOn To Talk On Farm Bureau InterestedIn; rne total fire damage in this citv teen runp calls, of which two were Probate Division Has 192 they have appeared. u you to,. .»» y-.-.u . »U1. sowing And P. O. Lundin On twelve were fires in New Cfifics Listed; Juvenile Many Questions Before -!.Wft8 »i5 8oo Nearly all of this wa»i ..grass Are* and -------------------stirring message, do not miss thia; . mtu a -1 I duo u> the burning of the pickle bulldin,.*. The total loss sustained Court Adds 34 service. Following is the program: Finishing Of Projects Legislature inis session | plant, which enured u low exceed- was $7,105. Chemical alone was used il MIN5THELSWERE WELLRECEVEB WIRMER MAKESHSREPORT HEAR EDUCATORS 8010 COMM. HIS' I:I 8HM.W Tta •"«..» ... ™< ''“xe" S" n LS™ w 0 1 ' �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IB, IS]] PAGE TWO EATON TO HAVE IT. 1 tiumjurf »IU }l „ nvy >;■ -ig . ... . ....... OBITUARY. I Cemetery Circle and other organl-' group, for a group and bv a group-‘SPENT S28,106.25 ON In this respect he pointed out and --------------------------------Jane M. Lamb was bom near Al- “tlons. She pos-M-d away Tliuraday . .z-....... s,« We were pleased to notice that the r a-# a r *irn/o criticized the extensive lobbying of; TOWNSHIP HIGHWAYS bo«£d of supervisor# of Eaton ddunbion Nor. 9. 1855. At the age of five —v*,~ ” *“ --------------------- ■ <y gftve their unanimous approval to -groups in Lansing. It -Che farmer years she came .with her people to seven months and two day# uk P is. to succeed in his demands for County Road . pounfia___ teiiogg Founoa-. -.--------------Commission :he piopawi to . the. Kellogg Carlton. Barry county nnd lived on Funeral services were tiwra hiId a* at the .*.. —. A ■ tion to e*tabll*H legislation. Mr Parker fee!# he will’ establish a nrvuntv county health health foirl Smith li confined to his home a farm and knew- all the privations firm hon* in Hope towi insldp ' conj Used About $160 Per ‘service In our neighboring county. ,wltn the influenza. .............. ,________ 'have to-follow.the same procedure. of pioneer life. Stie lived on this ducted by Rev Conklin i_ wM burial e —--------------- j------------------------ ^ir. Parker wauld welcome such u such as we have in this county. Doctors report a considerable farm about twenty-seven years was on the family lot in Mik On 168 Miles In Cedar Cedar!! (Continued from page one> ----------suuu, ns*— Hr.in-.’ *•-’ - **“*-The annuwi rtpoct uf the Barrv There can be no question about thc number of cases of scarlet fever and when with her people, she moved to Creek Cemetery on Sunday Jan. 8, — ter clue as to what hu people wont. -sunty road commission contain*,'. value of the service. We are sure flu Hastings where -she taught in the 1933. . *" Mr Parker H taverirar all cuts in that Eaton county will be very much ' ' * public schools sixteen years. She , lerr*t;:ut (UtUUCS. Mr and Mrs. Lorenz I). Schrumpf Joyed by everyone. ’ .Ute governmental coat, cutting the ' — , ,,rt .h, pl*a*ed with it and thankful to taught in thc rural schools, also In' OBITUARY. »mntt ' ' -h«lr *upcr^|»c» for making n |>o»- ot Grand Rapid* are the parents of the Nashville Higli .school many Tile second speaker an tiw after---- -------- -----------. . Emmn jaI1c Kcmmellng was noon program was Mr. E E. Unsrrn. at higher education Mr, Parker jilblc. ' ■ । terms. She moved Kith her people bom near Krewanee. Illinois. May •* Ul "' : ««> Earl R Oatcw of Cloverdale was editor of thc Michigan Farm NewF. i . !jo favors cqualL'ing tlrn h(*ol to Mt'ciMta county. Wheathind 17. igaj and died at hcr home near Mr. Ungren spoke of the Ifgulatltr tax-over the stale. Mr Parker g ive • TF^TINR PRIPF IQ uk,n u to*PiUI No luu at Cump Twp.. where -she lived fur twenty- i>|Wn, j-n. 4 1933. She was the: vi Thto piM.cJ Itbl INU rttILt lb. Custer on Wednesday. problem* ahead of the Michigan a very clear nit tillK and did not two year* Then her people nil daughter of Peter, and Margaret Here ure real values in s~.1 ■ REDUCED. THIS.YEAR .. a m. «» tun »>v m Mrfanners this coming session. He, leave any d.;ubt .. _ „ „ . answered the long roll call and she Kemmcrllnx She was married to irainted out that all fann organia* ,vs to whtrc lM >: winter merchandise. ludt'd in Hu- ml!' „ ,, , „ * lefl a11 nl<in<f a,K1 then “me Orson B. Gdrretl -Dec. 12. 1880.’ tlons were putting their aliouldcr to mentioned. Mr Payer. Vrged To Notify »-». Mh „ „„ gff.SkfiS ’ S, L™ J'U. ” the wheel to make the fifteen ttol- cany out the wi of the pcvpU* in W. most th “ tollowing County Agent Colter A. >, A. A. Hall lull is U making q, nire-rei,u—.- Payne, r,,ne. where »h... she .iv ha* 1m lived lb«l the Uu-mo.i n„ .oIIkwum. order. onUr. Clarence, Cl,un«. •the.county, rcifid fundi lars on a thousand dollar valuation Burry couut> - > •T O I” (■overt ’ frrun S»l, gif time, fngO'n nnrt cfw — — .. .. .. — _ ■ Klondike cowry from his recent operation of her time for the past six years. Orac<. cljarlie Biith. Nellie. Robert H.4>» to be i- -.it for| • amendment stick. Farm organiza- ntan^s ------- it Soon Ab Possible. .. home from Pennock ho»- She died and canto 12. at Anna ’ Bnt Maurice . ai All> ui of incm them ----- .on - Thursday. ....... —.. Jan. —.. ... unaj Maurice, and maintenance work.: tlons arc net in favor of new taxes After tw; . Flannel Shirts ...... Farmers in Barry county an- pltol on Saturday. —-----------------the age of 77 years. 2 months and Wjlh lipr hu.-.band survive her. Her] rnsti’i. ITUs m.ikcs.ql ■ but If new taxes must be Jetted they again oflercd the opportunity to test in-.: -Mrs. Dan Matthews suffered a three days bhe wu jt person of (;eaih at 70 vears, 7 month# and 14: B.359 95 received. The • feel a state income tex should lie 0-'Woodland, — th ■,u.,tr*.;rtlidr cattle for abortion disease at a broken left arm on Saturdaynight ■ veto nigh Ideals and any person (!tjy, l5 tlj(. jjn( break in her family j : passed, according to Mr. Ungren <o „ llre rH,„, ■nam' work on the greatly reduced rate through Ute when feel (n ln 0-I 52 veara. Jrurj, tier H,.r ij.>yalty and nevudevo------ she — fell — from ------ a _ chair. ------- Siu— meeting --- -her - could not help but . •>»«) uiu > Tje tong hard work of the State mfCtlng wll: be held ul tile Good ,n eo-operatlui:'of ai:d has on hand co-operation ’ of County-Agricultural u U doing as well as possible. posalble. | | ,he intluencc , " nue ?f < ' nf nt Jwr Ju’r wonderful per- Uon llon trt (1, lwr llcr riin (Htld)y d|y ore are fully attested attested' FVm Bureau on be gas tux and w... dl4rrlJ uwn$jdp. m ' . •, neeiv? . . ................. .. lucal , .... szitialltv F*itrirr,il ’ u-ar« . thc . U'nd,r . cin*' 8i*c” .hcr ' .bjr c,ch * Agent Foster andI a vetcrinarTne annual meeting of the Michl-I’“ 5 pj^h^ by • recent road legislation was jHilntcd yy-bruarv The best shirt value in Mlitu.lwind.lonn to.r.nw ’ > «» »*> “ “ “ u “ L« “ ot tier tUUdn n k.nd of wn. , g.m Mutual winastonn insurance • to by Mr. Ungren as what could be . . Hostings t townTIua work lias.been carried on tor company is being held today at thc 2 00 P. M, Rev. L. L. Dewey otTlclat- She has kept the flag of Friendship. : done oner orgamzru agncultute • ing. Burial in the Fuller cemetery. ,w W.- .the pa t two by Mi Fwter. — A c<Mnpanj.-4 orace* m this city. and will .— — years -------------------------Itself to the proposition To all human kind unfurled. . .. • _. mintlW ’ r Ivrrd. Inn,lw--n . . nal which i: may uh- for’; lane- number of herds have been ; Charles P Parker of Mlddlettir » « H*u Now when life with Iwr t* iMsnlng. The January meeting of thc Brush Men ’s spr-ivement on the. hr •. toted, many Infecietl anlfnaU found Ridge Cemetery Circle will be held ' our newly elected representative. pa».’ed a*av at. • OBITl’AKY. Dies at pence with all the world. : .• can ilc it nil un’ih- an/l cared for. The demand has f was railed upon for a few remarks Mc.dr I‘.;i* r a*. Wayland, nt .the home ot Mrs Nettie S Strouse was born May 3. Outing Pajamas i.n over Shut yran torn so great for the work that Mr. ’ Mr Parker stated the old .type of n' ' OBITUARY. ’ Emma Otis. Thursday. Jan. 2«th. All ....... ................. 1875 in Gratiot county and moved Filter is organizing nnu’.her cam- ..................... ... .......... ■ -A govymmer.t of tn* people, fur th who wish to go or any Who will'with hcr pments tu Carlton Siu* Ruby l-aVem Miller, only son of ’ the people and by tne people did •. t tail. Miller, was u..a bom 1^.... — *.1.1 milted luuicu in in marrioge iiiarriaKv to io Edward Clyde and Ujlu Anv farmer hi Barrycounty u uh- llrhe. please call the secretary. Mr^... w.u, : not hold any longw Thr »*trm m c *hi . .L-ivice canhav,* tiiz- bl.cd Herman Zerbel .Gates an . ] B. B.Gates on November November 24. 1893. 1892 In August August 11. IL 1909, 1909. and and passed pa.-u.-id away away at at *in rogue now- u a government ot a no indj'tt Saturday afternoon Justice nnd J u short time yme they moved to Utrir llw* home of'hte parents "January 1. Mr.-. Wm W. Potter were drivuig |present home. H> this union were T933. ut the age of 23 years, 4 • Slip-Over Styles into the city on a return trip to born four children. Earl and Wayne months and 20 days. He was a mem­ turning from their Wall lake home, of Hope; Walter and Mabte Pen- ber of Hustings Lodge No. 68. 1. O. BLACK Near West creek the car skjdded on nock of Kalamazoo, two step-sons, o F. He Iraves besides hl* ixirt-nls, the slippery jiavemcnt and over-1 Harry D and Ira E. Gates of Jack- an aged grandmother, uncle, aunt’ Railroad Caps purl of. January or the fore part turned. Mrs. Potter suffered pain- • son. also eleven grandchildren, two cousins and his naru.ee and a host 1 Fcbrtuiy. and will be the only ml but not serious Injuries while I brOtlwrs. John Strouse of Carlton’of friend# who will miss him His ,...^ with many I and Charlie Strow* of Jdcksun. funeral was held from the United urnort the meeting i run th:.; year nt thi$ figure Mr. Potter c/capid | many otjiar relative* ami 'friends Brethren ciuirch, condueted by Rev. . brui--cs and a bad shaking up. Martan Goodyear..1 .... ____ . inti> >IU active «u She ««• was Interested and in the Lane. Burial In Valley Home ceme■ hothr de;-artmcnt..'«ine wPhftig the work done sbuuld'1 Albert Trimm was brought bWorolShe clia:fn>sn of* . •Around’the Dinner Tabk ' was write Mr Fteter right away, stat- Judge McPcek mi -Wednesday and I several community atfain We are quoting the»c BELOW-COST prices because the riu - .t ’tidy for thr day mg ths number of la-ad* t£> > wuh admitted iMvxsession of liquor. In Men’s view of the recent vote in this state Mrs Goodyear opened the program t< I'd ■ they can be wurk«\l tn on we wish Io CLOSE OUT these articles. THIS offers and the announced purpose ot GovE Sheep Lined Coats with « hlb.en mmutr word study, YOU a wonderful buying opportunity! nrnor Conutoek to release from pnschousing-words used only in conrt—isc. or on. , <. tximi < >■ n all who were placed there for Dr Jan.r. c Andrus was bum .violation ot the prohbition act. '—’ — La-.t'c Creek on June 20. 1843. .there would be no use in sending i. pan nt* roidttig un Ooguar Trnnm to the penitentiary The is considering what. he h4d 58 In. Long—4 Pocktts ntirit Hr wa* one of a family of Judge |better do under the circunutjinces. n children. With Upton Agitator Desiring to team dentistry-. when Young Men’s nt a young .man. he entered tlx- DR. ERNEST BURNHAM Large capacity.- Nickel lined. G. 1!. GAVE THE ADDRESS Slip-Over Sweaters motor, aluminum a<itat.>r. complete­ -.g to an office in Chicago, ly enrloM-d kelf-labricating bearMky, he lime required in that* $J49 -liable one tu practice hu. The Brotherhood Had An In­ SPEAKERS DISCUSS TXATONPROBLEM LOCAL NE^ffS WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Buy Where Your Dollars Buy More! SJOO 98c Below Cost Prices 49c On Four Useful Utilities! ?^95 ELECTRIC WASHERS for baby clothes and lingerie, value Clover Leaf Electric Viking “C” Wasting Machines Cream Separators Copper tub — largo ca­ pacity, oscillating type, value $1-15.00— GrjO-lb. capacity. Formerly sold for $85. wenty-hre years ot axe he d in jnarriagc to MIm Cuman ef 81 hcr Creek. N , tw lud met in Battle *nd Mrs. Andris located •Owl he'opened hl» nfLce hr maintained until liU SOME ROI IINL i'lltk EED!Nti> $5ZRadio Circulating Heaters All cast inside heating unit d* nrf CA with draw center grate, ma- «Bl • jJv hogany finish. 350 lb. weight, ----formerly $^|0.0u. now Cx dand There uns n good attendance at the Hastings Brotherhood meeting Monday night to hear Dr. Ernest Burfiham. ot tiie faculty of the WiMtem Slate Teachers' Collcg-. It was one of thc most interesting and children were born tn this helpful address, s given <beforo the Mix- Carolyn Andrus, who Brotherhood- Dr. Burnham has a •o' the Great' Beyond in very droll and witty way of pre-:] 1919. and- a son. Frank An­ M-nling his subjects. Thc drollery j il this city. Mr- Andiu> and humor, however, do hot detract Trom the forceful putting of hts message, but rather make 'it more tmpicMive. J and Mm \di Hi-s theme was The C.'iui-ch and. . .. . . u-*Thr cnn’miinm-" Hi* rind I here nrr* t-rn of Long'Beorh. N J. abo a me Community-.-- Hi-’ .-aid there tire rriher. Prank Andru* of Bp»kan<-‘ five factors that enter into ,cam,-.*.-11. besides met*.* and nephew*,.’’ inuqity life: The home, tlw family. Hr had been a tn*mb?r <»t Barty’ the school, the government and the. ■ d ,-e N». 13. Knights of Pythias for church. There U urgent need for ler.g tunc, this being the only w- a return of the old-tune family cir­ lesson *, it iuihicwu impressed • •-. with which , r aflli-itcd *cle. “- with "•••• the *v~~u HASTINGS, MICHIGAN For Friday and Saturday BUTTER Chase & Sanborn’s Shultz or it 21c Nucoa 10® TEAS GREEN Te. BLACK Tr. lb. pkg. ,‘s lb. pkg. 27c 39c We Have Juit Slocked a . Complete Line of PARAMOUNT • FOODS • Paramount Mayonna.re P,n‘ 15C Sport Brooms Merkle 29c Each Soap Chips 2 pk<». 25c Cereal 2 it >■■• 10c Jollyti^ Soap 25c PALMOLIVE ROAST -c^,r u 120 Ham Ends u. 7c | Souce 2 u- 25c Spare Ribs 2i- 15c PORK SHOULDER u. 6c PIG LIVERS u 6c BACON Swift** Premium ’i lb. pkg*. lie Feldpausch's , *'Where Better Foodt Cott Lett” Phone 2272 We Deliver— Phone Your Orders । ,r -t* । ' J ‘ . Wc •■‘rc not prone, In this gencration. to overlook tla* importance of schools and alrcMtng of education We could not have society without organization, which means govemi.> . .w It Will be noticed, however. -■ HV r .* !>.' ..nA’, aii'p.. -'U»al Ihe rtlullomhipn of tlu- mdiu nnn!t’h?-ind”17 d'a-i^ Hti win n’nti vlllual in his childhood to the home uh i rt’J-ut/'v -o-'n . .“,ul *iCh‘wl- 3,111 lhc obligation of the •Sw ?. • te l U? 10 ‘toPort KhooU and gova . > . ..’. -nA ernment are not a voluntary rcteini'ita *w.-r- h-ou-h* t * Uonsidp Parent* cuntrot the home, t t- .'.J n • C J or sho‘4l<1 CllurM orr required to >' । ', / \ « 1 r mtrlbute to the support ot schools A.Mn,\v* /I'1' “nd oi government Thc church A .lfr " » ..* the only one of the five with which Im?11 . t on uedne-day at jwy P $ rrlatmnihip u wholly vvlunl' J„^ "’^tejlng Bur-4ary O|1(. cannot |„. furwi |>lr> '.ffmrU't.v br-hfe the membership in thc churrh. nor rom*ib and dau-rhtcr |<l|cd to do certain things a* a /. । j - d Iran ..ur r immun- n.,c}nlx,r. nor t0 contribute to Ite .. anoihcr splendid atltcn. a man >upport AU ,hu viuntary But : ! anduprwhme- one who thc valu>bk. lhlng Mbout Vol. .ot<d in- home and his family. and.untnry a^ociatton in the church Is l.,, >.-nu . »nm with those o.jthat it devcio|M character, because ions lu* ; -o fond. The be-1 jp, choose to do the thing#, we do. I outer reutives have' tim. •.jx-akcr-madc an earnest plea sympathy of a large circle of i f„r broadmindedness and toleration. j and thc cultivation of a kindly spirit ’•’ ' 'toward thoae who differ from us in UhyMc Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co. SEE “THE SAND DANCE AND SODA BOIL” teresting Meeting On Monday Night . Dr MIL Pintle, director of the Ine address was one that will no*. I . Bird Sinctuary at Wmtri - fall uf doing lasting good ’em Lke. gat ....... ... MORE GYPSY THIEVING. cd with stern'pttcon and Word came to Sheriff Leonard ptetute views, of the bird ! Monday afternoon that a carload of •hsl place at the C'Mnmrr I io n.oflng on Tu.-snay Or ।gypsies was wahteo. They had uid th\aun'ol thc -,.v- •••’opped al Woodbury, entered thc . . . > not tncrcly.lo protet . o;ra general store of Harlan Hom Jdou- * toteam morv about dto turelioon Getting him in­ i’ andtheir habiU :<*rcsted tn some merchandise which i, v.* a* of the beautiful pheas- they claimed they'wanted to buy • >t.d peacock* and tL* pictures the female* of the gang managed t0 ■. various fund* ot nans wild »««>1 *30 from » poikctooyk. which and ducks, were decidedly en- he kept to *n inside pxket. and to lainlbr. iretum the pocketbook to the saiqc )■ I’.u-.ic is the right man in the pocket. It was so quickly and neat­ place as the docclor of such doi* that Mr. Hom did not no.-•ml i.-fugi- because of his love tice the theft until an hour or *o he reached and interest in,bir4'life. ' after, “when *■— *•" ""■* for his pocketbook to pay for some goods that were brought to hl* store by Clu.-i-tvi <•: Barry and Johnstown truck and found thc money was • -vuships, living along the county son* He Immediately associated n*n: tl. e tuwnahlps. on which'his las* with the visit of thc gypsies We. McKibben -had betn mi- at thc store. He notified the sberployed in thc operation of a malntc-, IB s office nt Charlotte. The thieves nance trmk until /<rveral weeks ago. were rounded up and brought back .-etituined the board for his rein-!to Woodbury, where they disgorged .'tatement as maintenance man on the money. ad* The matter was re-' Later In the day the state police, '1 f.-rrql t< th.' ■.iijK-:vi»ors commit’.tee: who also wanted them for some of­ .. ....and bridges to take upwlthjteuae. asked for their apprehension. ' They went some other way than by Mri E |road.commission ------------------------ Hastings. 'They were picked up In HOHPITAL'Battle Creek .’Hiesday. Again we being old resident* n.,1" “ x;n *ul* ho™ ll> Mr- akk; Why are these thieves allowed I vtite Mt* HUbCt» W“rucr 01 Shelby- to run at large? Before matins r Orleans. Mr. and Mrs.' E Mr and Mis Don Wright oft Protesting the government mon­ Boned on the Uie ot Guam, and he Dowling ait the parents of a girl opoly of gasoline which caused trborn on Jan 15. ■ nrjuiaritlc* In distribution, some 400 I Or. Jan 16 a wg a as born tn Mr owners ot texts and nrlvale autoand Mrs. Izon Krebs, jj* j,0. jefler- mobiles abandoned their can, before pathy ot Barry county friends. ltou Stthe capl'.ol to BauUago, Chile. In Sizes 36 to 42—Pure Worsted All Wool Heavy Trousers the Amazing Demonstration of the S259 NEW-QUIET-LIGHT WEIGHT Extra Heavy for Winter ETUREKA “Bartel” Overalls and Jackets COMBINES A MOTOR-DRIVEN BRUSH WITH “HIGH-VACUUM” 98c GREAT INTRODUCTORY v OHLY \ 2^ OFFER Boys’ Ail Wool Knickers SENT TO YOU ON 10 DAYS' FREE TRIAL DOWN For the first time, a motor-driven bm*h ha* bcen~combincd with“Hlgh-Vacuum" In a quiet, light, medium priced cleaner. It* ecniation'al, apcctacular performance with fine duet) will positively thrill you. Thread*, lint, hair and turface litter ar* iniuntly removed by the fait-revolving bruih. Requctt immediate free trial. SPECIAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE 4 Heavy .'jvrunk denim. Spring suiqwnders. Built extra targe. Il’s a Real Overall PHONE TODAY! 98c Pull Lined. Wonted Cuffs Why Pay More? Visit this new store for real values every day! WATERS POWER CLOTHES SHOP COMPANY PHONE 2305 That FURNITURE You’ve Been Needing Can Be Bought Now for Very Little Money You’ll Be Astonished at the LOW Prices! Come in and let us show you the suites, or individual pieces that you can buy now for very little money . Miller Furniture Company Complete Home Furnishers Hastings, Michigan \ :l . ■ . . • �•TTTT HASTINGS BANNFR. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18 1B3J Muic/unif n'ifl Wtch> Jan. 23 past year by Barry county farm desiring to keep a record of hi* op- , a good deal as it aiicwg p ft i radio personiffitlea of-the day and a ,------------———-----------------<Y.. M. C. <r». A. Observing CHECKING OF FARM­ , ojgroup of movie favorites. coopcratore. . [ eratlons H invited to attend thU And nnd pfck mH the wvalf | ERS' ACCOUNT BOOKS,“TZu ? 1 IlCCltTC. J»i 9lllart Erwin. Bing Crosby, and ..... j » o! Ih. »r«lc the .M «nt«r Ina prwaet. T>», b™‘“- 11 S '"l’W “ it— 0; Leila Hyams head the cast of the eol’rr oilers to farmers to keep on book used is simple cnee the entrier *UI , “ Ur*': <1M* nt' Thrift week. Jan. 17-23 was or- * . ■ ,, Picture, with the*: radio star* lendcomprehgtulvc und valu- arc mood. The WC0CI«» —unde ------------------book ■ uwkis e.asM3easy,*' easy 8 —- — -------— On । yanized and is promoted bv the V. Specialist From M. S. C. I’ccu nnnnnsvc nsi jmg assistance• Burns and Allen. 1 able i.i rount of their year's work on as it'Can it' can be ami '.still Ml" mv<----a “ valu‘ ’ * . There *" la-more reason for gtxgj M. c A.'s the world over. Coming To County For TWo the farm. Kane fanners in the able PROGRAM FOR BAL1 KaU. 8mltlb th« Mills Brothers, the, FAST BOUTS FEATURE uulc 'suinmary »uin;.iarv of. oi. ab‘ ‘ ;yciir's bustnHiy. ®n<* vooiplele recunla now than "Thrift is a wise -provision against x-roi oa LANCE QF THE WEE#. ■ Bmwcll Sisters. Arthur Tracy (The ncort. u» con.,,. 2*" countv have been keeping this tx>ok January 23 -4 GOLDEN GLOVES FINAL, mture necits. It i( reif-dtMiiplirir of Wednesday - 'JFhunday —'•Red I Street Binger:. Vincent U>pcz and m.lK como.r4.ln. SuK **"’ “~™ ■> . ------ -— T«... ,. ............... .. --------------A Farm Account spAcmii;-*. from Dust" with Jean Harlow and dark! his Orchestra and Cab Calloway I ....... ", ... ' On thc afternoon of Tuesday. »linwiq< liow your bus|neg> and in‘ "n r Gable land td« Orchestra i Barlow, Karnies, araham,iThrUtu«^kiui^t<»:iaiiz< t!u <- Miehlgjui Suu College wiU be In Jan., r . 21. Mr Hauke, Farm Ac-, dividual parts of rour business com- i On a return voyage sciom the AtMiday-Saturday-Doubi.- feature । . •i Palmer You«* ludhrufly, Herbert 1 Barry county January 23 ami 24 for ebunt BpecfalUt, will conduct a pare with-that of farmers in UiU lantic tlw Btreuganu usually cmPalmer Are Arc County County Boys Boys Hoover. program—"K>>ngo" Willi Wait or KONGO. ■' tlR* purikwe of checking thc twerity•t -tructin;: otner farmers on section doing tne same kind of gen- rie* two tons of butter, 20 ton* of To Adolph LewiMhn.' speaking out of Huston: -The Devil b Driving" with -Man of a thousand minds" Thai ।■ T ° Survive Tourney : • book is.kept. Any iurmcr eral tunning; This report I* worth potatoes, and 22 tons of fresh meat. 'experience as an Edmond Lowe und Wynne Gibbon. ■ r Hollywood's name for Walter I interest' Golden v.tiovc-' Gloves cvue com-­ a iiiws: in uoiacn - long ..... and wide __~ ~ •business man.. says: [petition Monday cut:'tamja»-l . — -----'ifiuton. who is now presenting onlj.------ reached ___ ZZa climax 2 , thr Odd Fellow* Arena lite nomcly virtues and construc­ . HANDLE WITH-CARE . the screen hl* celebrated stage role i night at UnArena "The Perhapn it 1* because he is New ' t IXadlcg-s ' Flint in "Kongo" where the final eliminations in the tive habits which. Franklin worked his life, hr conYork BIUK bom UUIII IltlU and IUI.>Wa kn.nvs Ills his Breadway UIUiLUWUj, thrilling .lUlUIHK tale MIK VI of Uack .....vm magic ... in er!...... tire? । filth W4a district k(n.R WI were I V 4nih-oft U»-«>4>. before 4V.V ■a out ---- -for ------ ' and which ------------ih,.4 Janies r-...., .... tn ..« rj ........Afritfan ar>li<-4n jungle. liintU "Kongo" "lC4ini?n" wa* EU lilHVt* mnarllv crowd ft*.nT" riantly proclaimed by speech and that Dunn 4... hiv. 1'lx cn Nev direct-,; capaciiy for the benefit'.of. York atma-pii: re in nearly every - d by William Cowen, and gives; the Barry County Boy Scouts. - The l the printed wonl are app.icable tn picture , fn which lie ha- played a! Huston thc most jxiwerfbl dramatic iawmbled spectators were treated the life of ever;, citizen of thc pre .rule i role of his career. Lupe Velez. Con- -to the’ best- amateur Uixing yet'‘'O’- da>; N<» time .in mi.ny years Hundft'With C.ire." u a comedy- r id Nagel and Vi:gihlo. Brace havejstaged here. Thirteen elimination' I’J1* relied 1°r moi'e' eutcfuL planland two exhibition bouts featured[ning in the um: of ptu.an.Ti income important roles tn the picture. ' the thru. three-hour program which was _ than tin; present The practice by [the Mallorv play romantic roles and in —• with ............... ■ • di • ­ 'our people of the principle,', of thrift I‘ narked eight three-round winch El lijcmlel, the comedian, ha., EGGS HIGHER THIS YEAR. u featured part. It preM-nts a story! Wlwlcsale egg dealers in Chicago,, 'clslons, three technical knockouts will be an influenua! measure to­ of youth and depicts the love ot n the center of the egg trade, reportt' und two knoekOUta; The two exhi- ward u better economic condition ' struggling shop girl nnd a young that tilth.year’there ore in storage£ bition bouU went to no decision. Out for tlic nation.'' Walter W. Head. President of the und ambitious ussiutant district nt- 290.000 cas« of rags compared Wll h "I with *’ the thirteen eliminations. Has- Boy Scouts of America, and a na­ torocy. '‘ 'vas represented, with three 1,124,000 cases a year ago. Tiils This tu,8 1 prife winners. Sunfield with two. and Al- tional leader In otlier field.*, says: David Butler wrote the story ami situation account* for the good price T,ie j to. Edmore. Crystal, Irving. Otsego. | The \’outh of America must be directed the picture. ' i hob ralcra My th^Lln tiX J«£-11 Stanton. _Lowell. I£wU' Plainwell PUu,1'M and Mid- taught the value ct wise conserva­ .ik- ?lth w... imeui. Ihe price of eggs this year *dlBvU,c °'ie vw-u. each. The seveni tion of both human and material The BIO BROADCAST. rcMturcesz. Tin- word 'thritV ha.-> '.The nig Brnudmnkt." is a roman­ . houid average four to five cents O;’.'winners from each of the two,class­ to many people meant only accumu­ es. novice and open, will compete in tic comedy starring the outstanding duzcti above that of a year ago. the regional trials at Battle Creek. lation. 1 feel, that it is appropriate to define the full atxi true meaning February'first. 2^ pound 36 meh 39 inch of tiirift as the wise use, without Johnny Wirth of Grand Raptds refereed the curd while Floyd C*ulg, abuse, of hunum and matefffti re­ QUILTED t ALL SILK It includes the use ot time, FAST COLOR Hastings, and Sewiird F. Nickola. sources. ■ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN TELEPHONES, 2244 -ZSST ■---- I Detroit, acted as Judges The/bouLs . mental powers, energy, heallli. tal­ fuere tuned by Emerson Royer, Has- ents, und emotion." Mrs. John F. Sipi>'l. retiring Ungs. . president oi the General Federation Summary: I tW e I t c r we I g h t. novice:—Clair of Women's Chib-, makes tne stateKauffman. Alto. 147. defeated Bud nient: rNever wns there u time । Clmse. Hastings, 147. Decision. when real tiirift was more n-eded in thc life of the world, und I believe • three rounds. Road Thti Great list of Radio Celebrities! < Lightweight, novice:—Wag Cool. Thrift Week is a vegy go6d time to Hastings. 134. defeated Wilbur .start is ikw .plan." Dr. William John Cooper, Com­ DeBard. Edmore. 132. Technical missioner of Education* of the U. S. knockout-second round. ‘Fc.itlwrwcqjht. novice: — LeRoy government hiL. given oik the 1 4Humnjel. Sunfield. 131, defeated lowing statement: “Thrifteducation Bill J.iUi' .. 1i.L.t.,n:.s. 134. T-d.ul- was never nreded -v> much us now. Tiiv shrinkage in credit has reduced ca! knockout., third round. 'Flyweight, novice) —Fred Walker. the national Income about one( 0 ’ .Crystal 111. defeated Herbert third. How much to spend, and how’ • Stcmlcr. Sunfield. 113. Decision. \ •juturr / has more urgency than e'er' I . In conclusion let "us quote W. (Flyweight, open)— Pete Barlow. Hastings. 113. defeated Harry Ben-.' Esjxty Albig, Secretary- ot the Savver. Hastings, • 110.' Knockoyt, iniw Division ot the Atiiencan Bank­ MEN S ers Association: "Saving U a virtue. third round. !lt does nut prevent spending, in 12 Pound Ribbed Karines. Hastings. 126. defeated! fact it insures spending. Savings 'deposited in a bank onlent out to Bud Wlexorelb Ionia. 124. Decision' borrowers who in turn spend it. and three rounds. ■ . (FeatherwclRht. novice)—Tern ora- later return it with interest. Then h im. Irving. 126.-defeated Howard again it is borrowed and the sum King. Otsego, 125'. Knockout, sec­ has been inenased by interest. Thus GROUPED through saving, the amount spent- is ond round. (Lightweight, o)K,ni—Lovell Ouidc- constantly increased, in about a dozen years is doubled nnd still txclt. Otsego'. 133, defeated Lyle North, Ionia. .135. Decision, three being spent. Great Indeed is the ScmLScrvice! power of the raved dollar. Full-Fashioned!! । round*. t uWeKirwetght, open*—Vic. Black. tlotul Thrift Week Bulletin. " Mercerized Top! Newest Colors!! I\ Stanton, 146, deflated Joe Bumf. OBITUARY. Stanton, 146 Decision, three Value Such As Y'ou ’ vc Rarely Seen! Elizabeth Norris was born In Eng­ roundz. . ! ।Middleweight, open:—Dick Baird.. land in 1847 anti sailed for America 1 Lowell. 161. d-f.nred Chajrlei' wdh in: parent... Mr. und Mrs. i Baird. Lowell. 158. DeciMon, three. Robert Noms. al the age ot three TH ’ t rounds.' • PEP UP Your Wardrobe! 'Light-lieavywelght. ofr-ip—Est u s( but soon came to Michigan where. Matteson. Plainwell. 163. defeatedI the remaining year-- were spent. Pete Mitchell, Lowell. 174. De­. mostly in Barry county. She was | married to Wallace Norton on cision. three rounds. 'Uncle Anseb Why Do 'J5. ifkt T<> this (Lightweight, novice:—LcRov Hum- Ijiim* June 25. 1M7. To thi. union ..... .. were BOY’S PEN-CO-N.M? : mel. Stihflefd, 131. defeated Wagtom M ten children, of wlpm ail but Grov/nups Kiss? I CmJ. Hastings. 134. Technicaltwo youtv.'.x daughteis. Mrs. i knockoiit/flral round. Nora Fislier of Vermontville an ! i'Welterweight, novice:—Dick Palm-[Mrs. Ettle Stanton of Dowling, went (1. Middleville. 142, defeated Clair 'Jo Hw Gtvnt Beyond many years ‘ago. Kauffman. Alto. 137. Decision. !«. ’> , Mrs. Mr\ Norton and husband COMBINATION traveled through life fogtlher tor threw rounds. Exhibition: . . 65’i years always making tilings I (Lightweight)—Pec Wee Magley. very pleasant for all who oAsocuired Surc-ns-Spring 1 Jacicl Tissue i Ionia. )36. vs. I/'Roy Bailey. Beld- with them. Although they never Delightful comeu} -romance just went tar beyond their borne and SUCCESSES! j ing. 137. No decision? . right for thc whole family neighbors. they had many friends. ■ Bantamweight: — Art Dowdell. They lived in their home near James Boots Belding. 121. vs. William Edmond*. all for plain colon — gay Dowling, until eleven years new. Belding. 126: No decision. DUNN MALLORY when their health began failing anti print contrasts! Daihtbg they went to live with their daugh­ IL BREHDIL In' WOODLAND QUINTET sleeves — n/(v high necks 1 ter. .Mrs. Ettle Stanton, where they resided until Mrs. Stanton's health Misses* and women's sizes. Woodland Consolidated's first- failed her. which was about three string basketeers overwhelmed St. inoiHli* ago when, they went U> l.ive j Philips -12 to 25 in a game at Wood* with their other daughter, Mrs. Nora Screen ploy by Frank Craven and Sam Mints land Friday evening. Long of Fisher, where Mrs. Norton passed Directed bv DAVID BUTLER FOX PICTURE | Woodland wax the heavy artillery from this life, at three o'clock Mon­ j for his team, accounting for 20 of day afternoon. Jan. 9th after spend­ : the 42 points. Garland of St. Philips ing ten weeks in bed. She was 75 Adults 15c Children 10c I accounted for 16 points; In n pre- gears and 21 days old. Besides her MEN’S MEN’S riimlnary game the St. Philips re- two daughters s)ie leaves to mourn i serves nosed out the Woodland sec­ her aged husband. Wallace Norton, Pre Shrunk Brown Nap Out onds 29 to 27 after a hard-fought two i-iiis-jn-law. Frank Hammond WORSTED-PLAITED ' contest. of Kalamazoo and Irving Fisher of BIG DOUBLE BILL Vermontville, three grandchildren OBITUARY. Norton Slocum of Dowling. Mrs. Vi­ They gave her Maryette Marie Foster, daughter da Cotton of Lansing, and Miss of Archibald nnd Lucy Poster. wa«- Lucile Fislier of Vermontville, one a bad name... bom it) Ix»raine Co.. Ohio. Septem­ great-granddaughter, Elizabeth May 3 pairs and she lived ber 27, 1847. She dc|iurted this life Cotton of Lansing, foor sisters. Mis. Baby-shaker—which means at thc Home of her daughter in Mate Fislier of Ha-stirigs. .Mrs Nora up to it I. warm-knit comfort to top off Bellevue, January' 8. 1933,.at the age Clemons of Bedford. Mrs. Ettle Winter . .. new solid colors [of 85 years. 3 months and 12 days. Tolles of Lansing, and Mrs. Daisy (with Jacquard edge trims) :8he was united in marriage to My­ Bergman of Cloverdale, two broth­ ron Emmons. January 21. 1864, who ers, John Norris of Lac<9. and to give you thc jump on PLAIN COLORS preceded her" to the Great Beyond. George Norris of Cloverdale, other Spring! Get yours at this February 7. 1927. To this union six relatives, and. a host of friends. Fu­ unbeatable price! CARYCRAHT* HAKCY CARROU. children 4'ere bom, three of whom neral servlcea were conducted RAH tXXFM SCOTT are leU to mourn her loss—two Thursday. Jan. 12th. with prayer at daughters. Mrs. Melissa Tinkler and one o'clock at tlw house and funeral 110r GbAimnusf Mrs. Loretta Weeks, both of Belle­ at two o'clock at Dowling church j|j Vumv vue. one son. Mr. Leroy Emmons, of with the body being laid in its last AND— Dowling, besides six grandchildren resting place al the Dowling ceme­ and two grcat-granddUldrcn, also a tery. hoet of relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at the OBITUARY. MEN’S BOYS’ MEN’S LADIES’ Dowling church conducted by Rev. Charles D. Hicks, son ot George Bessie Rulison. Interment In Dowl­ and (\>l)y Hicks. was born at Hamil­ All Rubber ALL WOOL Heavy Suede ing cemetery. ton. Mich.. June 10. 1869 and died Jan. 5. 1933 age 63 yrs.. 6 mos.. and BRANCH DISTRICT. , Cloth 26 days. In 1890 he was united in mar­ BELTED BACK Last Week's Letter. riage to Fannie Dann of Hopkins. TThc Dorcas______ Society of the N To this union were born two sons, __________ __________ Maple Grove church will be enter­ George A. of Lansing and Charles Low and Median tained at the >«>tne of Mr. and Mrs. Earl of Holt, and one daughter. Mrs 2 TO « YEARS Heels Dan Roberta Thursday, Jan. 19. A Josie Watrous of Hastings. He had cordial Invitation to all. resided in Hastings about twenty There was no preaching Sunday years, fifteen of which were engaged morning at the North or South in the shoe repair business. He was churches owing to the lllne&s ot thc a member of the local Wesleyan pastor, Rev. Edward Rhoades. Methodist church, having served as Mrs. Clarence Hall of ‘ Battle trustee, class leader and Sunday Creek called on her parents Satur­ School superintendent. He leaves to day morning. mourn his loss the children, one, sla­ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Green and ter. Mrs. Cora Smith of Hopkins, Mystery of Murder wiU Mina Hamblin of, Battle Creek were two granddaughters. Miss Ruth ana Romance Ttet Defies Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Hicks of Lansing and Miss Esther REGIS TOOMEY E. Mudge. . Ingenuity 4 Watrous of Hastings, besides other JUNE CLYDE Mr*. Clara Day art daughters relatives and friends. I. E. CHADWICK Production WILLIAM V. MONG were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Directed by An Item' from Paris states that Gillett and family Sunday. LUCILLE LAVERNE PHIL WHITMAN and Leslie Adams U quite 111 with the the latest fashion fad Is to use safe-1 EDDIE PHILLIPS HAMPTON DEL RUTH ty pins instead of buttons. flu. Sporting Items Remnants CTI AM THEATRF Cotton Batt ‘Nu-Tone’ Week of January 22 Prints SUNDAY <# MONDAY 7^® Flat Crepe 49c 39® Price f Childrn’s COUPON - TUESDAY -NIGHT 70,000 WITNESSES COATS 43® HOSE Union Suit 43c ■ <UIXS;1M EEEEZEHZSJ WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY X Si.98 All-Rayon Crepe Tissue Genuine Leather MITT HANDLE with CARE ILOZJLSJLkjai Kk'JXl.KM Here’s a Great BUY af S1.Z9 FRIDAY & SATURDAY Broadcloth Slipovers Shirts Gloves 72 29 CEX K33ES32[33Z^ WHO KILLED r WAYNE Galosh Shirts O’coats ‘Strange Adventure’ 6.90 PLAY SUITS 47 49* ■JU ¥j 1. c. PENNE ’ J co �THE HASTINGS DANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 16, 19U Banner nwre k'**xL’ *i**r'‘*! “ OdllllCl indifference Could, »r.» political INI to IMS. fi» exampid. h*'-w given View's and Opiniofis; This and That What Others Say CQOKJHU>« SdiUM. • “ rti; * ------------------ — clamcred Backward Glances; „. f nrrr nvt years xootooav , Nothwithstanding the unfavorable ulsS Ol YCStCTudyicoivillion ot the reads, the anhual ! return o! the Pioneer meeting was greeted by a large number ot ar-' TBN YEARS AGO TODAY rivals frwn aU throughthe county. Mr.. Mahoney oi of num Nika *“0 30 o'clock ' Union tail wt. airs, Frank rianx aunoncy Clearance Sale of All Winter Merchandise NEEDS OF THE UNIVERSITY. We are somewhat loath to set forth the following opinions regard­ We hope thc time win come when 'bured Mr*. M W Hick* on Monday JT25 IrXS ing the University of Michigan k-st the people of the Mate of Michigan and «i Tucida* wlth trl‘'nds tercouroe and by noon Ute hall was Mlddi .'. be thought that we are attempt­ look IIU pl»m. .or1Jllh,^h ren?hwta^Mhe IU.X11Y ,»«l««. ?hiiil"nta^Bt"l?30 ing jv.v^v revenge ,in for wit the ,„MUH>uuu intimation u> by XU «e «n>t . Mr. Mui „„ Mrs. Melburn Limbaugh Dr Alexander Ruthven Hut »- diiury common sen*- in di.powmc or Gninil fUpUli >pen. lhe Wtfk .'S re!re«hmen« ww* trred '*;"<11 ln Ignorance. But the urge t -. ,.f such driminah as the ftiUr ban- end with Mr. and Mr» Arthur Lail- me election of officers was then ■ people thinking-regarding thr <.[,$ w^0 ^^,^4 m,. jGdeva bank, baugh. hl* parenu. ... up and . -------.. ' resulted .as. follow* mounting cast of education our- .... , *• — — •—■ — of Phoenix. Art- taken Mrs. G. 8 “ Burden President. H*n. H. A. Goodyear, . mr tar-X brin, l»M op I.. «*■'“ ,lw c"ni" ““xl zOTlla. canit Monday for an extend­ flret vice-president. Lorenzo Mudge: ridicule by the cultured and well '•‘alked away w^h 63.500 cash and ed ed VJMt visit w0| with her her daughter. Mr*. F. second vice-president..’P. Emory: | nurtured minds uf Ann Arbor, several tliot«*Ima“Tiollars worth of- e Hili, and family ” ' secretary. John Q. ■'Cressey; Uea*-| In 4 r-et-iit broadside again.*’ tm- u,nd, aiM1 J:UI)t.h coojier ot user. D R Cook; chaplain. Amnsi ccmmLylon of inquiry Ipto <... ■ h. (:,J.-li>eri how fMrt Bynmf. New York, have ume Wuki-Jk-Jd. Thr chair appointed the; .-.. rmnchUl fonts Dr. Ruthven a? ■ Wl.n. su‘rroundcd. ene tu l'“' rcmi.liider -1 the wm- •following IO1K1WU,? as U1I un rwuwOTUmw< ex-.-cutiv’e committee j i’.til thiit the university can not .ot them »hof and thre? ttiptiired by »'uh tin-r daughter. Mu H. J- !(Jr y„. pruning year: Wm. B. Good­ •p :U expansion program. From tit ate police They were brought L- L nwland and husband. • - --------- - -------------. attack on the report of.the cvm- Man:.*-r, where-their, inui wuui.l * Mr Mra. Frank Carpenter, alio ha.; R.jtxraAUi. Geo Holdt-n. Mr* D R trial would' * n one would gather tngt a.* Mr*. -J — W -Bentley, Mrs. -Ju-1 tiley stood tiM* 8uesl 01 Mu» M-,r> Mc>. Cook. - -•• -tfley KELT TM rg iu .a .-ingle individual *A left t • have to' take place ir:f was not re®*'*dn fur nearly thicc uxeiL. left trial Th. ' - - — —' — ‘ Bus Russell, Mr-. Seymour Andrus, muuvm 1,1 and Mrs. Wm. Hitchcock. quired ax W.C.WUM, tuihurt bandits *”“*?•* “5 •*«*•' taxi should continue to nw The admitted their gull! wiien tiiey slo'-d ^r*u,,t* Kal’,t*h bciote returning .o Rev, R. W. Fletcher will make hu unnerxity president »aid tpat unt- before Judge Hal L Culler, circuit h"r »«"* “» Sebewaing Mm. < arlari-well remark.* at. the Prtabytcrvcrsity appropr.at.oiu should not re­ J'ldliC * TY'rtl*r im rotivnl«.^-lna mwn ■ reeent . penter is convalcaclng Irvin a recent i inn church next Sabbath 'morning. linked ->r Curtailed, that we s!i:-uld, r. opi-ratton. . His health will not permit him to *o on into bankruptcy cheerfully.- Alter denouncing the'brutal-murv­. Mrs. M W. Stebbins, Mrs. Denin- remain longer and his resignation der which they hnd committed as knowing that our downfall is mar­ ■ „ Murray and Mrs. c. W Weapintef filed some time ago has finally been Empire Bu tyrdom In the great and holy cause u most cowardly and dcteaUible ’relumed $n Thursday from Mvm- accepted. crime, tin- Judge took occasion < at education. phl». Tennessee*, .where they had The representative from Wood­ : Perhaps we have been a htJle say-4h.it h<1 wiu sorry that he could been for ms oral weeks. Mis. Stebland Lodge to the Grund Lodge is harsh-with the uniierstty. PeriuiM not aenumex’ them to forfeit their bitx* U> much improved in health return for ’their crime'. Dr. O V and not J R Abbott. }we fullt d to properly visualire the.• M«>inmm. ML-u Phu< be Harmer returned on man Vi. of. wwm them >mu had cmrn.u. criminal Parker; rta’e reprosenta-: need* a: Ann Arbor. In a pre.-* n- ! Every records, one of fhrn: a long history :n 8uutla> frc,{U l'-*'r home in Howard ,..v from Barry cwiny. Mur a -lease last week Dr.'Ruthven points which sha.ung had figured in at, ra,v City, h having “’rtn* hbeen **" tick ! iltowing ”a THBjfflY roR BOODLE. <>iu- bcMdf*'the KalyVa robbery tonsil operation. Siu- resumed her Somctmiis we w«hdrr says ttyat our government is no |>anl nt.g(p; of the university at pies- th=- Judge concluded hi* remark', Mptiqay. iltc again mentioning the enormity icniiir of thc by she. people.;ent are a new objervatoty. to rare-**' Henry Lane of Denver. Colorado. Harry County District Court of omy ically want and for the people; but of special J for the'activity of the i»str\m<"n> >f tfjclr crime, with UsutMUntially idmMt“aa. a 8UC*t of Mr. and Mr.-.. John Honor. Wednesday evening. January ! . ihc»c'word*: '• simply h.>ilcrij'.g b intereri/by spechl interests :;ix-af a eflffie as you have, commit-. Qualfc Sunday. He w Mr. Quaifc'e IH. at 7 15 P. M . in liu- court rtxnn.j they're not getth: nephew. H.i •tings Moving pictures-ahown for sjx-cmL interests Nor is th'.5|mcni Junis ,(>r r,.i;in.a and -io.in; teil that tin state of Michigan oi thc boodle.' ' and every Scout and k ader tn Barr. any cx.srcwaUon. lobbyists have rn-.j schutartilp funds :*’ TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. icoumy attend, wlrether up fur ad­ ■ We moke bold to .'-Ugceri to Dr. ’ Mr.- G. W. Soule and Fred Soiflc ’ vanrement or not. I Ruthven that hw observalbry- be: When a bamti: enw-rs n bank or rt«-m but jhcre /null: in IX’ro.t.'Flint. Pontiac, oi' ttpre er any other .place for tjie of Grund Rapid.' were here Sunday i A line example of 'Totem Poll.sorae'ether industrial center where ! purjxv-c ol robbery, he is a jxdeff- to attend the funeral of Mr Soules i work is c-n display in thc windoyr of gatdlni,’ ir.il bn.ti-air. Aldrich Seibel. mil murderer und. to save hlmsClf or ■the Banner. oa:c<-. Wm Fiix, Lite I thousands-of pcojite are Without; W E Wpeden and M. S. Keeler::Scout m lYoSji 73, RusMili Cleo-Lind: :<» make ln» vr.nnnal venJurv n sucomj bei of Grand Rapid., and R. T Fivnf.i 8. M , desigm-d rfnd curved the pole, i but I-:W of th’ >wl».^n««Se<m ';; 1,11 "l” a».‘M <; ’ e,i Middlevilli- wx*:.- 'out- of town ;u.-.lng only a knife and chisel for ihe! ... ... attention. ! such kui-l. at the dinner given by Mr. j work. Each troop »bauid carve one j day pv opie m Hsfi- homes an-1 •■Lcliigan be compi^d to k«cb suer. rehemes Intro Id at shcntla .sak - cicature uliw. board and klolhe i showing the tnx/p hUtory. Good J farm* beth> under the' !< • • • him a: an »-*|>cn.M oi ynr»l hun­ Then thc Unr. dred doilat * a year for the balance heads: Boy Scout Anniversary week is* Miv Mary Spencer let' on Saturday' euiwiffrfl of hu life? F-Outrlghf to 13. A program Mini-. •on to m..k • ANOTHER WET PROPOSAL. The Banner would not urge hang­ t-scnlna for Pasadena. California.; i.u to that of Li*t year will be celebrated four birthdays at their d*piec*.e n» A racket b no* und r*ay t-sdnrn ■ : t":; “ t:: until? ing or electrocution vxcept in cases but adopted, rocogriixing "Hrffae Day,** regular .meeting Friday evening in purcWw .... cMarch. They will go and return via i thr Ri-“Grande rlv v and thus “rc- ! university Church Day.” "School Day," the purlers of-the First Presbyterian and th« brutality » apparent tiiat the Puget Sound rntitij of th:-C. AL*I moixy. gryrnWfo, pumt for : •Civic Day. ’"Good Turn Day.'" church. Itas’.irx •. Si'centoen Cubs, script, payment ot vertrins txmih the United States. Irrigation park n 'building rhe criminal has'forefcitrd.any jit.- and. St. Paul railway. They will; "Wirt'drw Di*play bay." "Parentadminu tillable right to live m human so-.vim San Francisco nnd.tlx- Ya*—; fe.built and grXvrnmrn: bonds with "priht- barrels* have been exceedingly cost­ o four mothers und two othof the same duU* the vice- <fiety. Each of .the•«• three bandits, mil-.- Valky before returning. ing-prcM" moiuy. an^ tiie issuing -ii ly and the practical benefit* the oldest of whom is 20 and the Mr. und Mrs. Clark Doxcy w’il!'i trtvip should Ixmn plans for th * und Mcretury pciritA of the 23rd 'birthday uf youngest'2,'». Ims a life exiwctancy ot leave .Monday for Jackson when? jtciebratlcm ■a currency baaed oh the sliver dul- tta .loStd reclaimed few. <>f the university n r; Scouting. ' m ihe future porsibly. when thc ' Gunnar Brig, director of Volun­ i-f Micltigan furin-h them a place to M<>?ur Shaft Co ijunsicr. through Fed--' populat’on ot America may have inteer Training of .the Hoy Scouts of Mi> Albeit Morris given the tnxvcr- stay' and board them at an expense eo banks and'to buri-, Anwrloi; will speak at the annual era!. Rea cn'AJCd cffiUiidcrably. a new irriga­ pnvat<- source*. ‘Mililoib if several nnndnxl dinar-* a year, of Philadelphia are mn tint of ihe Bidth? Cro'lj Area new. Th: when tiicy.have fqrfeiU'd their right an extended visit u gfafi'd-' be*n added by thc Halo every tion project «r two will probably bo Council. February 6. at- the Boy .iscs.kn, . utu.i airs.'u. u. Herd. c and U the 'preMini a uadi rile PAA", few years. An adqunrei' ^uy to give us new Und Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Antlei uai. Mr- Sc-’Ut ’Hiadquarftrs Bldg. Battle. Gotdsb.T bill par-es. can be ngntulture. At present, the fields uirauon Duuaing » nveuea to careA,“* ,5l,’n • **•'»* B always the pastransaction* m' -‘IWUtV that the criminals may be cn a larger scaft*. In fact .ill ' already under cultivation ate pro- iar the hnanciiil ' It ;• ning, January 17. Rov, could «1m» b’.■ pardoned <>r parokil in a few >ei»r> ok delinquent tax *“><’ back Uito society to again । chicing more than we 'need. There­ District Scout Reading Commitfore, the politicians .of the house will nuke a buShafer met with the K and Mr. outate oht come und wnatc can belter afford to homa aLv.v. of harassed taxpayers and nuke* adiii- ' spend their time giving us a bal­ executives are diitjiur.al creffi' anced budget than they can !cgJ. Broa'n. Ingham Laingsburg. ..rulling fur a new luxury dam. ‘M:A. MidV-n Stanton tg ma: L IL Beeler. S. M. Tht. troop h:u-. dors not balance Dowling w.i-. a Saturday vLtt-ir of b«- n an o:iutand::« county orgnutCutting the Alu^e eap.-n'e L g !. A THANKLESS JOB R. D. Cramer's. J vatfun and has a present number-, nJ to K>1ve only a »m ill>art of o ! Fcvsideht-clect RooMfvcl’t. WH.M does ansi-, ship of 55 Scouts. ing La reports, finds it. difficult THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY ' Friday January 13. 5 15 p M < eitf do.‘ It ’does ntft .At the annual mcellhg 'of.tl he! at the Scout Headquarters BTdg J I fill his cabin?: with empty tomorrow. stockholders of the Hii.stiie-- N:It,- Battle-Crc«k. Use Area Executive! re bsutlng or flx- men he would like to have about ^... .... . >1- LB-Mid held Ils January meeting.! tohfiftic ulloiment him as counsellors The -reason far hlghrri item :?i lowing trtfiews and directm's wetefAbcn E. Johnson attended a* the Ulis is no reflection on "himself or Richard. Bald wi: • beted fur the ensuing year; J T-| Barry county rrp.-estntatiri-. Anwould have the i-n?ptns .'odut/ Lombaid, PrviinVn'. •>. i' WH!yc ir. I uounoen-.-nt was madt- that so w.ih a'caUnel ^r.^aro high Lull, COMSTOCK lN«P1«^npENCK the row in price. sire n ti! h. — I Hie Area had qualified for the prflUir.i'. . w>ulil many men who w-.w considered ; T!li;t... ., fff<jwjng emiuknee in .J. T Lombard. Jolih F. dent's award r:b;>.'r. -.-•siri 'that tit" wealthy a tew 'ear* ago are now un-! th„‘ * * Area had made a.'gain tn memberiabl- :> .itlord tne ntinnciai *acriftr«' belt nnt Smith. IL ships.of about 600 boys during thc. such in office would entai! EvenjW’ Mrs Otto Gil* returned iwintniMc who are sufficiently wrll-to-dv Tuesday after a ',w»<k : VL-,it with trng-i Seoiiuds being planned tor a can be pardoned -f«c bulking at friends ui Grand Rapids. [Saturday-early' :in. Fi-bruary, when in TreyMr. and Mrs D-aiwb r It .;k-*r of ,.ill ScnitJS and leaders by Troot>.-. Cr.yiga county. 'New York, an- ;h-- v.i'H leave from a commwi oupter f-n ' gue-t* of tbeir ccuMn. Mr- J H. j prc-urraniad spat to caok their! BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. Ih-hnu ■ .­ dinner, hold groining Cot.tests and batitafu;. institutt ■:» tn' closer study inc Mr. and Mrs W B VVar.d-11 of W<- American.’ have round that a round that fart far inon* pleasant . und full, r 'if<* ir daUgh-t The annual meeting' committee.' can be Jlvfd with rnaehtnithan . !r> A H. Cnrvt'ih. Chnnn , met u» Monti* jartittm. sun und. | t he ■*lihou£ :iwm -Prof. QHilord'G Scout HiMdquurter*. Monday p in public! ;hter of Benton Harbor, and j M January 16 :.i plan tills imporfPunier </i Yak. b;<> tndical >„n!.#Iocal Scout date. Tin* meeting (pending ti ''■ ■Aill ir- m the nature <>i ;■ pol luck !'r slipper tor scout.- and parent', wi'h1 c -Friday. n- same people Xv' private aMOClstfaying at the st special and cost Overcoats and Flannel Shirts 50% Reduction All Other Winter Merchandise Reduced From 25% to 50% Space will not permit elab­ oration. Come and look, you will find real,bargains in good honest merchandise. Boy Scout News Lambie & Doyle "The Store for Dad and Lad" The popularity of rock gardens is *11 attested by an especially at- house tn the reventccnlh iJo-t of a building in New. York The .. in!<'t U a eumpSvh' one and. is aciorti-d With hundred* <»f lloweriug pUnin mud shrub* and a large cherry tree. A Quotation 'ID YOUIIEIB ? THESES GOING TO BE A NE!fLOW PRICED UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC WASHER Crumbs of Wisdom WITH QUALITY FEATURED UJATCHl / jomrd- a stake U all too wlyo I'.vt'n ' - mu-.c Mr, c s Wh,.enB product ot our iti.>n of rather than play at. -Jahn PbU.p JfCtn Ind|and s>bra>iu •*. ■ \ n here she visited • rel.i "Opera must i> >me on the :m.is •.r’amu G.ra"‘l Ral”d: XX u'■ l>o»>O»r Scrap Book -IV J...an ^td ruhhfi the* TO MAS I ER BROWNE a -— ON ms pastorals sinister. .influence ot... ........ . • Democracy is the farm :i rewkj w inends nv-. wjrjung- again*", tiic g ernment. which give* or trie vplc Both of theat w< ’.hr people iliunon they d men have vr. ‘ Pri-au«r than directors" of the ’ Un Bat I navi ' it would be a really tr< advance m cuvrlixatiau :t pe tried to be little instead of b.. ■SiijTwcod Andeu;ifh bar adminuiration* U a. “ „ Consumers Power Company Hastings, Mich. Phone 2305 turiy'di :e E. Wright. FORTY YEAHS AGO TODAY A very pleasant pedro party u givrp by mlm. Gertrude Pc-.derj. at tier lather's home on E.v: Mj street Thursday', cveniitj M Thg following .uzmbr* c F:t.*.CCrail Po»l No -UY G R were .rotailed into their resj GREAT EXPECFAllOSA 1 f. m efli.-.-s on Sa^iday* evening 1< .... own judgment, yet sends ’ Fast Cammandcr. G. H Bro-. Tnis Ume duck cev Wired a top-heavy debt C -Jas F' Rusacil; S V. C —Ferd!-. • Thu thy ; iiirth. that judgmer.: renimrnt should alw>i gre*» 1* doing nothing indulged m all manner of ’hand Thoma-; J V C--W F mimends fUlmg our rr.ari optffi Kicks; Adjt.—J N. CoJliMer, Q. M ! gances under almoat fcxeiusive Rtw most read books, on Uilon* cunccnr-ng it* * --.Baker BhrineG Siu-gton -E H • publican control; .-o ha» Democralk Lathrop; Chap.—A H Loveland; O ! our money-broken take up Tcxafc and Lafblletlr-Liberal ■ u you do no’, like a country, H Loveland; O D -W H Ream 1 conaln. Democratic Tammany in a there arc a Uux:‘aitd chances, -thji O. G —H. Marble; Q. M. &—W. H.! uMpttoiMly corrupt political ring the fault is no", in the country, but Garrison. naturalist in. Lendin reports Word received from R iyce Bar-! -probably no: much more so than the ot,a tuh that winks, B.- oftenng no: mote sureties than cniw. low. who » at the Houghton Mining. Republican Ftuladelplua machine marveled at 'their Hold thine own worth unbrake;- "A nun whistles not because nt school in thr upper penint-ela *ay»; controlled by Bow v«rc No party which’ b yo grid ’ that snow is nine feet deep there in' Bui to the back yards, the thrrmonetcr bewould iug twelve degrees below zero, but' More of our writer.* would, like thee. Tlic-; automobile makers might "Our pait accomplishmenU will not cold enough to -wear ovarcoata.. ; not swell in tunc went but loot Udis tn a ijmg He does not expect to vUit home aged communlUcvt. in thc country . from Dr. Einstein. a good tip 1 Willi thc how much they act forth, lint4 ot achievement a* wr mo.tf until Christ 1893 as hr plan* to alien the tact tiiat existliig political Wlwn thc professor brmt> out a bat the-hpw well ^penfl the »ummcr vacation’at the forward. "—Alfred p Sloan. Jr. set-ups can pruvjoc good govern-1 new model theory it usually has a World* iair. *. Tlw klndetgarten department Icj iiicin if Hu people so desire. We few parts that -rc interchangeable "There isn't an unemployed nun •• uiiti'i. in UU. uIk-Ukc Po-jWiUi former uwdeh,—Arkau-a.- u« • ■ The Mratocphene plane U thc in America «'h6 hx n i In tom® wav thr'school hu- been dared until t^c ' airplane of thc future/ — Prof. AuG-Tlng hum. The a**.e.c wcathe.contributed to the wealth oi Amc.-lIiiwkI ewruptien'' should not be settc. ‘gUi’.e Piccard. ica.”—Will Rogen. . kept most a! the UUle ocu at home, --- Qf aie Pungent Paragraphs o„. »~-jM Ke .Ft1 Facte No. 0. Ciib Section. B. 8. A.. CLEAN, SAFE MILK WITH BOTTLES SAFELY SEALED ... AND NOT EASY TO OPEN 1 The constant effort of this dairy, is not only to furnish Its patrons with lhe CLEANEST. PUREST milk lll.t it is possible fu produce, but to de-. Iiver .it to the homes of our cus­ tomers in the best possible way. splashing." You can lift tho-cov^rs off of our milk bottles with you/’ Angers, and you can set them back solidly in place w^ith your thumb. Highlands Dairy is the only Dairy in this -section permitted by the state of Michigan to sell Grade “A" Even the sanitary caps that We use Milk, bccatise state test has proven on our bottles are the last word in­"■ its unusual CLEANLINESS. No bet­ convenience and SAFETY, eliminat­ ter or SAFER milk to use is pro­ ing the old-fashioned "digging out" duced. Doesn't that appeal to you? with a fork and the old time "thumb A phone will bring it to your door. THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �nre nAMTiNns banner, Wednesday, January ii. na I SUNDAY SCHOOL ■ PINE LAKE FARMERS c;LJ,'B. Il , CLASS ELECTS OFFICERS. Camn Nntex Seventy-three and! vamp Fire rtTc fvoiej frlend . of the RnemembersFannert .: I Mr. Bhafer’r Sunday School class enjoyed a very line supper and show B with Mr. and Mr* Cassius Hughes il Saturday evening. January 7. A fl .. brief bustoew meeting at which the .... ” ***•’ . ( on Saturday, Jan. 14. A lovely dmfollowing officers were elected Pre-,h_^.1 ner was served about noon by the! Mr and Mr*. Richard Oroos were John Palmer of Grand Rapids WHEFI EW--ICKB8 WEDDING, ladle* of the club after which the 1 ceded the show; President. in Chicago on Saturday. was to the dty on Tuesday. | At two o'clock Saturday afternoon. priry; Treoa . Harrison Payne; 8k . tLo wh<. i a-I bSn meeting waa called to order with;! . Mr and Mrs. Victor Brumm visitMr. and Mn. Robert T. Walton Miss Marian E. Ickes, daughter of. Vernon Wlnlnger. They choae “The Le<- Nottingham presiding. Allj „,v. . -I... tnemot r* W *.* 11130 tw<l yei*TK. Art* cd in Grand Rapid* on Sunday . were in Ralamasoo on Tuesday ]Mr and Mrs Willard.Ickes of Ulis WM-> KnUhl, n„„,, Ku„k. A. Joined in singing “America the-, became thc.... bride _.— of — Mr— Mr and Mrs. «- W. Couk ahd Mr*. MU* Edith Heald visited a friend city,became and repeating of thei bOllRY THEY I.EFT. -1’1'* ‘"t ‘“‘■'hire.* meeting. pUnS • Beautiful," Lord's Prayer. The usual routine' Guy <L Keller were in Grand Rapid* to Lake Odessa over thc week end. Wkyne B Wheeler, son of Mr. and Dr. H A. Adroutoc last week remad4' ,o rarr> ““t' b,rlh' on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pender vUil- Mrs. J. M. Wheeler of Coldwater. - and• Mrs (day project. On Jan. 11. this group a letter from Mr . -Topic* of Interest" were in' M1M Gertrude Bentley sjient tlie >“ HxdUc on Monday and Tues- Hie ceremony was performed by reived the Rev Victor W. Thrall at the Isaac Jones, who for s/tme time lived had a social meeting with Hard chsrue of Mis* Ruth Nottingluun weck md in Bai Ur Creek with Mr* <*•>'iCaukltraa iiostex*. Each member near Cloverdale, but who returned . altar of the First Methodist churen and Eli (Lindsey MKs Nottingham 1 It. M U'.iren*on. —. Mr *nd Mrs. Harry Ritetoe atto England about tour months ago. [brought one guc-t The evening wa. [read some ven' .interesting articles' of Battle creek, thc full ring service Mr and Mr- F E lame of Sara- *cnd<d the funeral uf Mr* Lucy They wjflte from Wan-ham. Eng- *pont playing • progtwoiVr game* ; n>>e were rimutav curib. d Mr .nd n,,*>“der in Woodland on Monday. bring uw-d Mr. and Mrs. Jamc* land,<rfmr*r< port tiut conditions Florence Wcrt'rlind ha.* tliarge ol 1from a pamphlet in regard to thc j . ... .... «..u «... ... ... m. [Messenger were their only attendMr « nd R “ IUntUU o! tlie program for tlie regular mdet.purpose of the World * Pair to celefrs Forrest B Lai* arBHd Qf and both the brides nnd thc there are far worse than here and brute the one hundredth annlver-. bridegroom* witnessedI •the-l ■ the are sorry It mt they left thc States tog tills week Ch<-'.«r str tn of- Si. Lznua. Mu. un(1 Oil*. Mrg luiuci.muiui Robert £urch vu on uuuua Sunday. brtd«rr<».m . parents naronta wuimmm --- -. .. 1* iiiiAi ; vary of Chicago and the progress j .*;M*nding M-vrral days- liere With Mr Mr Bnd 8 p Nlckols of De- nuptial* . that has been made tn these Kiri MONDAY fiTUDY ( Lt B. • Okhuj-api Group. The bride was attractively gowiied and Mr* Kellar Stem. , troll were Sunday and Monday Mr*. Robert Walton entertained 'H* Oklcuyapi Camp Fire Girt- It will to self supporting and there will be all manner of rapid iranspor-। Mr. and Mrs. Keith Daniels spent gucaU of Mr and Mrrf. L. E Bar- In dark blue velvet with hat and thc Monday Study Clubnn Monday..U,M"- ‘very W<.r'.n. I.iy an. acce**oricA to match her gown 'Friday evening at the L. R Wol- nett. Ten ladles enjoyed thc one nclock [Tlu re ate nine tn uur group. H.r.-- tatlcn to and .from tto fair, with; <otl bohic in Freeport Mr. and Mrs. C. W- Wesplnter while Mr*. Messenger waa dressed luncheon, and the "program which bod iilmott one hundnd ;fr cent Dr. and Mrs. A W. Wuodburne were dinner guesU of Mr. and Mr*., in black velvet with matching ac­ followed I attendance every lime Our offiret., ■ ns well a* low admission charges. *c< cessories ■ were Sutyday guest* uf Dr. and Mr.* a A. Anderson of Grand Rapid* on ' . ■■< * s —------- -are Pre.jdart. _ ............Helen ..... ......... unpack;: If we farttucA-set the much needed Mrs Wheeler I* a graduate of the Him Lethbridge of Ma/am. — ■ . . . 'Da-vday evening. Vice-Pre»sd?nt. Eleanor Havens;- relief-we can all attend . Mr. and Mr*. C. D. Kiley of De­ Mr. and Mts. Gordon Edmond* Hasting.* High school and of ArguSecretary. Wanda Mae Bechtel , troit grv npcndihg ten days with tier and son* of Nashville called on Mr bright* Business college Siu- is t tonal r."UT. that'is tilling our p«;*rs j Nctoi^w ■tol^tcw Group Group. •abler. Mrs Charles Wood. . now and Mid timer in hutory had and Mr* E C -Edmond* and other now'employed In the office of the president of the Galloup Pipe and Mr. und Mrs Dun Lewis were in relatives on Sunday. group, st seen such times or so much go­ Lowell Saturday to attend the fu­ Mr and Mrs. Archie McDonald Supply co. in Battle Creek. Tlie - in;- on. Hr *|xikc <4 Pli.lippin? hineral of Mtx. Earl Curtl*. tor railing next dependence.' "Farm Relief -Lmtla-; und family hake returned from Port groom graduated from thc Goldwa­ tion •' and “Japan firing on China.", . ... Huron, where she has been visiting ter High AclMxtl and Argubnght'* PARMELEE HOME ECONOMICS. Business College and Is now an ac­ ti>e city on Tue.aiay on busine^ g.>- >incc before Chrintma*. Inger, explained t!.- • Birthday PsoThe meeting was turned over toi The Parmelee Home Econotnies Jrct" railed “Making the M■<••. ol the program, committee with Mr tax from tore to Holland ' Mr and Mrs. Robert Moore countant with tlie Montgomery' Motor Sales Co. group met at the home ot Mr*. Earl Me " Each girl Is planning to Carn Arthur Lathrop ip charge. Singing; , Mr. and Mr*. Edwin White of 'Juanita Langston* and his mothei. Immediately after the ceremony. Kcrtnceh. Friday. Dee 9, for an all a Birthday Honor Grand Kapm. spent Sunday will* Mrs. Moon?, of Kalamazoo were In You Can Smile " . Mr. am| Mr*. Wheeler left for a day nweting. Thirteen members re­ Mr and Mrs W J. Field. tlu- city <>n Monday on bustoes* Mr*. KUxabeth Fettijohn gave twoi Hufert Prentice was home from Mrs. Thera Nagler ot Freeport is short wedding trip, tier travelling sponded to roll call Our leadet reading*. "Unnwarcj' anti "Flee-j Ku!..ma/oo on Sunfiay with his par- at thc home .Of Mr*. Lewis Miller costume Wing of green and black gave us our U-smjii on holiday The meeting -t tlu- Woman',* Re­ ■ rn* . Mr and Mrv. Fred’Prentice . .. duties . .... dur-. with bldck acccMorfe.* After their sweets. Mrs. ■ Glenn Allen, demon-, ef Corps held Jan. 14th. was call' d looking after •household Mr. David Rhcplwrd favored us .... Mix. Miller's convalescence. i return, they will be. at home UTtheir atrat'.sl tto- making of Lemon Tally Mr. and Mrs Floyd Biukirk viMt- tag with a vocAI solo and responded to, rd Mr mid Mi Jack Snyder of Mr. .nd Mr* Walter Wallace and many friend* at 49 No Wabash •nd Mrs. Grover Cline, Parisian la Hue man. found all south Hq.itIng* part of ]a:>t w<< k. ML* Grace Edmonds were In NashB*«le Creek All unite in exIon ot the allotment on Tuesday afternoon, me the »««in- tending congratulalions and best stutled dates and cranberry marma­ pres* correspondent. Meeting opened Mr. and Mi.' Wm Schulz of villc .>o<- <>■■ turim, >i*cii*uuti, - . -" -j---------- ------lade We were told we should «W in.the regular form and the btisine&v- pluitu-d the plan. This plan Gra.id Rnpid ; -pent the week end dies Visiting Mr*. Gordon Edmond.* wishes t * these line y»mng |irople. Michigan Beet sugar At the Cion-' •exxion wa» taken up, ftlr-o.nutalia- to rotiunodltirs used in thr wnii Mr and Mi:.. Keith Daniel* Mr. Mr :::ti and Mrs !Lrr" Harry’ Wtchie and fi|,NnAy ^^ * • *’cLASS ol the businr/ji M-uion u«- were inT. O. Webber G-entertaining jils Mr*. Hazel Hinkley and'aon Rich-J •s. Tile btrth- afid tlu- Jaw goes lpu> i-flrc CHOOSES NEW OFFICERS. ylted-tu Jhe home of Mia. Ottd day party held daughter.'. Mr*. R. J 'Dorris mid ard were Sunday gucste of Mr. and monlh in tto GO - ct the farmers have ”rs rs.. Guy C. Keller '. Sunday Schantz on Jan. llth, for an extra hall will be Ttn Mrs A. J. Marco*. «rt Detroit this Mrs. Rutherford Bryant of Battle I ™ pewral members took l»rJ ‘School class iwld a delightful merlCreek. . Mr. und Mr: Al ... Elltorn and Mrs. Emil Tyden, Mrs Richard 1 mg on Friday evening at the home dau.tliti-i Thelma "of Lamin: called Gru<». Mra. L. E Barnett and of MIm'Barbara Crook, who wa EXTENSION GROUP WEST THORNAPPLE on Mr. and .Mr .. Burt ’tinkler on guest. Mrs. S. F Nlckols of Detroit, instslMf by Mf-eit Irene Reynold.* und Mrs W. M Stebbins were in and Virginia Boyc . the three actnut hosier-'• New officers were Group met ;t luv- tng them. It wu.Mr. and Mrs- Co|e Newton and Grand Rapids on Monday given for rtto Mrs. Eun: ML. ycli-r Newton were Sunday d that weather ccnrii-1 Mr. und Mrs. George White and ehjoen ,u- follows: President, Mis. Tut day. M ■' . nl ndnc'.y. Tne •ions control surpl _ gm. tj <>f Mr. and Mt Earl Paton Mr and Mr*.“Willard White were In Agnes Royer; Vlw-Prwhient. Miss and. dfflcitsi did- tto work of Charlotte. . •Ovid on Saturday to attend the Sophs Wallace;'secy, und TTeas.. -re installed forJtorroiA pm loan man. Armthi following < 1I*.r< Mr. iynl Mt Atl.n Griffin of 1 unreal of Mrs. Frank Waggoner,r !MLu Irene Reynold*; A-'istant. Mu►residin'. Enin.j metatoi c.'.ucht it would be to-t< cur dub at this n.criing „, liw u„- two „„ :ncn_ „,u.'““““ ““ Hickory forinr-, virit.d lh<!r uncle the grandmother ot ■* IHtoll we snd a mt. Mr. und Mr*. Jack Snyder. । JI. r J A Ue.MuHy 1, in <>,« WaWrn™. n".lrm« pn-.i.tenl. ... J V. TffT.e MrLra.y, Sec.. Stella ilium un 'nitirxiLiy ...... ......................... ........ . ............of to charge ot tlx- businr*/ session Repre.-mUthe Clia-y. Parker was Foreman; Treat Ne’.to do IU|»<I> nlkndln. .... tl» .ronnuu Mr. and Mr. Clifford D 'lun and the diocese of western Michigan. W after which she Introduced Mis.. cooking tom-instrutiiMi. uh-ii iliinxiuccd and had for his Chaplain. Clara Ciirk; Condi; Excalloped cabbage' and checae. U vi .—.n .< U acnauer uno weir*rn went £nna Johnson, wlux told of the rhililrvtt d ma Ids pwronu. prm.nL.. mr. Mr. anu and a A .'Scliader and jonn John Weisaert subject iJaltiBs of The U-gudature." Mr* Charh-.* Dolmi, of Grand Rap- today to attend the sessions being I10!* Daring girl* and some of.her baked potatoes. Julienne carrots, and [exiwrtenct*. buttered spinach were cook'd and Glut rd,'Clara Hah; Pa: In* . Cora diwuued. agreeing that, congress id;- on Sunday. told at Grace church. .-xnrrietu-.-. plans were made for the Sunday served in a very efficient and pleas­ M< Nanwt.i Mis* Hari-wt "Culver of Detroit Mr.- Della Kopp of Woodlahd left Prr .■ c , • . • Claru cannot run the **t other, and tiiat. seasons, the girls co-operating ing manner. Combined with fruit Tlnkh; , Ci I t Bearer.' No. 1. Sud;> wr have too many governmental . .. «. ... .on .. ivrre on Saturday for Pnnce Rupert, 'class ■a:.-* U-s-ion;.. A« >, D Kniskrn; < iitliu. ia-sUmfly/ The hu* tvs &*<■.•■ and vegetable salad, sandwtetos and Sultan. Na 2. Mary-Adams. .No. 3. iiirencl' Culver Is employed British Columbia, where she plana <'»ihusia*ticaH> -------- —.: —He impre.-sed us with tiw 1 • as ■ •.ng as we cannot all' Remake her home with her daugh­ served refreshments and all report a a few swi-cl* made up a well bal­ Marte Smith, No. 4?Eunict Martin; i *--• foe* -‘hat * anced and nutritious meal. at.- and Mr., v tJWfilcoit. Mi. ter and husband. Mr. und Mr* very pleasant time iau. , ,. i«” *u w-awlaturf. he 1* going ini Musician The ' afternoon lesson was <>:■ . . ... .tSrjUr form b*'-'our stead to do aajicaT s* possible (Henn Gulick JGreta Smith*. REBEKAHS INSTALLED cooking oi vegetables and theirgiving fl«.i aalute and singing '-‘hat vwmo-tt desire m they air! Fn-.|M>it apei>!. Ralurday <*t-nlfig Robert Rogers and granddaughOFFICERS FRIDAY NIGHT value to thc health of tile tody. Ah America. B> fore b-.ivtng the hall /uprwscd to legislate for th<» welfare [ with-Mr. and Mrs. keilh Daniels —— . — The nirmhen, of Rebekah Lodg- exhibition of beautiful hooked rug* .the na-mber.’ were served a lovely of-the people. He thought a Justi Mr. and Mrs W. T .Grigsby leave on Monday attending the funeral ol Ito. for Dr I ruii and after u the former’s brother. Elmer Roger*, met’ on Friday evening and installed by Mr.-. Cndlrc and quilt talks by lunch bystnw of the laduw. which taxjor auto* ahd trucks would be, visit th<r» will go lo Ki-.simmee, a pioneer resident of Rutland tswn- the fallowing offin-rs. D.-D P. Lulu different' members completed the ' ' - -ciaru on (he ton pyr mile ba»U. Railroad* !’>! pinker. Pre*' afternoon '■> .study, Adyuui t • •nim-nt Fla . for the balance of thc winter, ship, Charles Hazen also attcndAl Cole conductin* the service; .have io maintain tto-ir o»n roads: (hirrtv Tuesday. TSiMHav ‘ ’ P N O —Emma I, Carpenter. meet with Lillian Piirdy. ■ Mr.- D L! Christian, '.prill 8atur- the irevice nt LowrIL I | while the trucks that draw loads sir, I N. G.—Anna Myers. * February 14.- Maude Johnson. See. I'lM’uvy as one.car load on a freight! day au:| Stind iy with Mu.. Cliar-' Mrs Edward Wilt of Mount Dora' V. G — Viola Hynes. ) train hate tla-lr highways maintainI .tie Lake ol. Laiuinu. while' Mr. Fla., a grand niece of tlie late Dr STAR GROUP R S.-Beatfc Smith. The M"KC- w-ho-d P T A will; rd by the taxpayer*. ' IriiiL-'.ian was in Detroit on bind- J C. Andrus accompanied Mrs. S’ar Extension Group met with F. S—Florence Wood. n>:, Frank Andrus home from Florida meet Friday evening. A.good proRe-sorts want extra appropriations Mr*Muriel Bush Tliunday. Juti.-12 Tteas.—Nellie Craig Mr. mid Mr Will Mill* r-t ••.irli lady driving through. .Mrs Wil. L being pl.u.nkd by Mrs to advertise Michigan nt the World'* 1 lor tto lesxon in vesjeiab’e cookery giam Warden—Alice Lcalle. and Mrs Jah.j.i, Refresh- Fair- ‘axes cannot be reduced ar.d' Marshall are guest.', o! Mr and Mrs I will remain fnr three or four weeks Tli*- leaders, Edna Young und Car­ Smith Cond —Edith Smith Ralph Betterton Mr nnd Mrwrjwith relatives here and to Battle menu served after th-'' program. »*■ xo on *t*mdtng money We are the I rie McDonald, demonstrated tto Chap —Elsie Lake. Mr. and Mr»..4L?rt Duly and Mr . only government rtin with property c-joking of cKjdloped cabbage, but­ and Pignut—Stella Foreman. Mrs Paul Smith and *on. Vio I tax. Wr •hould d> away with this tax' lor Kiindiiv alwr. - Mrs. Grace Col grove, who has tered carrdU and spinach These to­ for of Battle Cretk /pent Mondays and raise money with income and' R 8 N G -Grace Shute. Mr*. Ain u Johnson. Mr*. Edgar been living in Grund Rapids was. gether with bakeil potatoes and L. S. N o -TEmily Helmer Thoma* and Miv. Barbara Johnson w»» the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. F with ihe fonm : > sister ahd family, excise taxes People should watch I fresh fruit dcsnert made a vegeUib!*It 8. V Louirr Gowcf. vjxpi from-Friday till Sunday in Chidester on Monday OnTuesday their legislators and know what thry plate dinner. Cabbage sltwld be Mr. ahd Mr.- Will Smith at Middle- are L 8.‘v. G —Mildred Boulter. D< h<>f with Mrs C. E. Thomn-s and "he went* to Charlotte where she doing All bills that have been cooked in plenty of water with cov­ viUe. 1. G -Ethel Shultz. Mi.. . Eleanor 'Dioma | will make tor home, with hcr sister Mr, and Mrs. n’enn Hoffman anil intgpduccd arc tax bills. er off and salted during second hall O. G—Ira Shuliz. Mi. Emil Tyden and Mr- Richhusband, Mr. and Mr*. Sam Ilanulv ntutided Mrs. avret'.i IIIRepre.**ntatlve Parker's address] of cooking; hot water siars vege ­ Flos er. chairman—Orpha Lining: •rd Clrocis were in Grand Rapids | N'««l’i. uer.it in Delton FTidav -rti:. much enjoyed and very cntables so they do not loo*c as many Friday and attended th" annual *’ Animb(.- accom|»nled Ed. h l.q.li 'nie meeting of j lightening on problems of vital Ina* those salted earlier. |,. Tin- annual ■ Th? next meeting will be on Jan. mineraU nr.d t>9 ill. will nir.-r nfI Mr, Mr and. -.n.l ‘teri'St t') all all. “ membership lunelWn ot the.Worn-,E ,,|)nJy °r Middleville to thc Naval Health rnrr 1. iflets w c--.ju.-i I' lines :h and w;ll nr.' at er*, t to rn'. City Club when Mrs. Nove*’ hospital at Great Lakes. III. on n. with entertainment alter lodge. i,a ..a if n score «•«.• was ... found, rauna ]t M iTnp|r, , mk ra, (, , | "and scored and Avery tall-art on ihr Century' <>f Thuradny of liut week, where he Every number urged to attendto l>low, points to help detenuir,Frogrcjs Expwition to to to-id al P'*'-'1 treatnunt fur ulcers of thc Mlm Constance Folkmar ol Has"PlatmtoB the Husband .•. Ban- ■ the cr.usc ot low .*: tndard were FERRIS—RICHt.V. Chicago this summer, of which *to rtonmeh. WUford Platt of Uniting* ting* spent thc week end with Met- ;<iue’. . checked. Much interest was shown . Thc marriage of ML m Katherine !• chairman for tlu- Michigan Worn- iwenl ‘he Naval liospltal on FriIto Mar-hall Meeting closed by singing "Love's I Richey, daughter of Mr D. O in the exercises given that would ' Mr. and Mrs Curtw Marshall and Old Sweet Song." and repeating the f tn's ompiltU'e. . <b*y n,’l° I Mr. and Mr* Edward Dailey and Richey of Hastings to Mr. Earl Fer­ help to Improve cur posture Earl ol tto brai-.ch diijrir. watchword. The next meeting >itl A special meeting was held at thc son ' two .children of Bli**ffcld and Mr ri*. son of Mr. and Mr*. Austin Fer­ spent Sunday aMr. and Mrs , be Friday evening. January 27th und MmJoyd Hamilton nnd La­ ris of Dowling, was solemnized at home ol Mrs. Gladys Slocum. Dec 8 • Worth Green. . I with Mr. and Mr- Bcnrte Terpen-, verne and Goldls Hamilton of Adri- the .... United ------- -------------Brethren -----------parsonage —in in the nltcrnwn Thc lesron on: Mr and Mrs Bert Duly attended uing.-Pearlc Bagley. Sec y. , • an yisitdd -Mr. and Mrs. Earl > Hast Ings, on Saturday evening. Dre. "Holiday* Swett.* ’ was given. Lemon L, ™ • • •-------------UU1-. oranr and carnx marmaUde, I Mrs. Uam.Mjiit‘ funeral I-T.day near iwar •■ Vnndlcn. Mr. nitd Mrs Selah Kesler 31. Rev. L. E Lane officiating , . NORTHEAST RUTLAND. orange and cranberry mamia-fliastin* ,,ax ln“’--;'Foundation Garment and Mr. and Mrs. Clicsler Kerch Attending the bridal couple were and Mr. and which had been made, and on,, :— Mr*. Orlic Miller and Last Week's Utter. Miss Rcat ha Ferris ot Dowling a« lade over tlie week end. ,%IMt by feadm am l»dnalmccd!»«*« 1 "» »»\ --: • Floyd" Craig hid the privilew ol ■ FOR STYLE AND bridesmaid nnd Mr. Kendall Buck U be tS, seed an.i. r eonaem-... "' IM.'.nu, Mr. »r.a Mn. Arthur i ;m mn. w„|, SL„,n ‘FIGURE CONTROL ULTRA CLUB. of Carlton Center as groomsman P.*, r ..-"V. ... < ,, Leonard lo hn-r-.UR.U' :h rr. ol . On Monday evening Mr. and Mn. Thb bride wore a charming gown as they were sampled ,1 Mr and Mr,, curtl. Mat'AMI arrf ttll . i.,,.,, n ,bb..r band::... ih.h Thereat ol the afternoon was' Forrest Potter entertained the Ultra of new blue, with matching accesI Mr and Mr., wia Oan and «m 1I..W. , b«B>« by • trunad rrpirKnUU.r. club very delightfully at their home sorics. Miss Reatlia Ferris' dress spent in the making of ' Paruiai}1 Mar.hall art.ndru a buihda> l«rt> .,p.r, „U(h, .j.,,. north of town. A lovely chicken was ol light blue. ' Sweet*;" being made of dried frui: • Mrs. Ruby B. Merrick Harrs ur«» al Sam™-'■ amvrt Uwr «W«<I t»**l U>1 rich in natural sugar and R.x»d sourc­ supper wm wrvtd followed by After a short wedding trip. Mr. ovrnlw n1u„. C|„ud county jail. non* 3071 lla.Uas*. Mu bridge Top score.-, were made by and Mrs. Ferris returned to Has­ es of calcium, iron and phosphorus. rhuraday Mr* Hamlin of Battle Creek b ,, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Rricknrd nnd tings and later will reside on a Very satisfactory substitute for spending a tew day* at the home , Mr and M»' Warren Miller and Mrs. Ennont NewTon and Otto Isen- fgnn near Grand Ledge. The best candle/, especially for children a.' oL Mr. and Mrs. George Green. I “n ,he hath had low score. wishes of their many fnends arc tor they satL«fy the dejirc lor Meets Sherman Fulum of Battle- Creek Wairtn Bolton family Sunday and do not have thc Irritating rtlcct many years ot happiness. sjwnt » few days last week at the Mr. and Mr, Chas. Sherwood and u;»n the stomach. home of Mr. und Mrs . Laurel two rm» ol Grand Rapid* spent Next meeting will be held nt thc hindes-hAll. Marshall. Sunday afternoon at thc home of Saturday afternoon. January 14. home of Mr* Ncttte Sunday on Mr. and Mr. Bn t Daly and Cleon Cliff jrd Hammond. 1933. al 3:00 o'clock. Mr. Douglas Feb. 16 —Muriel E/Bu&h. Sec. Mead went to a birthday dinner We certainly arc very grateful to Hindes, son of Mr. and Mrs William Sunday at Mr and Mrs. Fredric Mrs. Smith and tto Hany County PINE LAKE CLASS Hinde* of Muskegon. Michigan, and Normal Ior the play they ga*.- at! The Pine Lake Nutrition Claa*, Swarts' in Battle Creek. Miss' Marjorie Hall, daughter of Mr P_T A "“’'t1'^ Thursday . — — —- ,our —. .. . ................. ............ ! and Mrs Perry Hall o! Hastings met at the home o! Mr*. Mary Muilendore. January 6. for an ail day ftore spent Friday evening al Mr. night. Sorry there war *uch a small were united in marriage at thr home pne of the leader*. Mrv and Mr*. Laurfl Marshall. ------' --- ----- — --— crowd, due to the cold*• and flu m of Ret. H. W. Elllnger ot Kalama­, meeting. ,____ ___ __________ Hugh Burcuett ot Kalamazoo, altthe vncinit*Beadle, was absent because of 111zoo. Mjeh.. a friend of the rrooni. .M Mrt Arthur TO,.- fcMlr' Mr. Dan Hall, a brother ol thc nc.-.s Tto, vegetable dinner demon- 1 te V‘".i bride, and Mrs. Hall, were the wed­ Stratton was prepared ant! given by SIS M.r. 2 rruniM^u Mrs Rogers, which served as our 1 ding attendants. The bride was Below st list a few of the really worthwhile Wrthiexui lu Kulamuoo lovely in hcr dress of blue crepe de. dinner and was very much enjoyed hum, Richard Edmond* of Battle Creek Waticta Struwstailgh acwmpurchase* to be had. chine, while Mrs. Hall wore black by all Tne afternoon meeting was returned to tu* home thu morning Pa“lfU hc‘ auul Ulw:le lu .called to orde r After by the chiffon velvet. v.._ ... . w^S ......... nnnu- in NR" Otoe Fox. a chairman. 1 in IVti'Cilt Detroit, ior a f.-u. lew ,ta*% day. ‘ Mr. and Mr*. Hindes arc extended Ladies’ and Gents’ Seth Thomas Clocks tto best of wishes and congratula­ ness meeting the previous Iwn was cation wJUi Mr. and Mrs. Laurel '“«• reviewed The new lesson on Health Marshall Mr and Mr* Warren Bolton tion* from their many friends. ' Craw—li*X< ».ib k.llkwr Elgin Wrist Watches Scoring and charts was then "ex- George Hoffman went to Chicago called on thoit aunt. Mrs Crowl MrA. lUl ntMu-. RETURNING FROM GUU'plained and discussed. After spend‘pend “ with his son Hatch of Nashville; who u at Pen-, $19.50 nock hospital suffering from a $10.00 PORT, MISSm TO ANN ARBOR. Ing a very pleasant, a*-well as very [Merle Mr«. F. Orcruntth and grandson broken arm and badly bnn*cd hip. Mrs. Elroy Tobias has received worthwhile day, the meeting nd$22.50 v-"" $12.50 word from hcr daughter. Mra Journed to meet with Mr*. Charlotte j Jack of North Maple Grove spent from a fall. A miscellaneous shower was given Charles DawMh, that they planned Unds»y. Feb. 16.-Marguret John-: Sunday with Mrs Ge-.rgc Hoffman. * — —----------- ----------------$27.50 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Todd (Helena $16.00 to »lart for their home in Ann Ar­ ‘ ......... , NORTHEAST IRVING. ’Feldspauchi last Friday evening at bor from Gulfport. MB#, on Jan SOUTH WOODLAND. : Last Week's Letter. me uuutc in mr lamri. *<» the home of hcr father. They-ex-1 v " “ $25.00 KiM cuaatrt*. eoo rn 17. Miu Elizabeth Dawson has re­ a«l* Pric* <pjJ.DU । WUltam and Pearl Coek who hive peel to soon go to their new*■ home covered from hcr recent severe ill­ Lari Week's Lett’r. $••$ B*|. V*la». "TtlKkren" Mr*. Wayne Otlley ha* been very been staying with their grandpar- on the Gilbert Todd farm. ness and is back In college which is *67 *0 a**uutnl <A7 cn $5.95 seriously sick the part lew dpys. ;ents. Mr. and Mr* C J Moore for Mr. and Mrs Clifford Hammond Ottcu O«14. B*l* Price*** » 'OU good neb-s to her friends here The L A. 5. will meet al thc six weeks returned home Friday to and mother. Minnie, called at the Mr. and Mra. Dawson have been Only Two S3.50 BIG BEN Alarm Clock* to Cte*o Oat at >2.30 Cha*. Henderaiwtl home of Baltiin Gulfport for several w'eeks. being church thU Thursday lor clccUon South Bownc. j Rev. Loumu, of Freeport called in more Saturday evening. called there by tlie illness of their of officers. Mrs Carrie Scott spent the week-thu locality Friday. Floyd Craig, Eddh Edger and' daughter end to Hastings j Miss Mildred Hutchciis of Spath Phyllu ot Hasting*, spent Saturday Xf M. L CLUB. Mr and Mrs. Taflee called at W. Bowne spent Sunday 'Willi Mu* evening at Warren Bolton's 1»#3 — Gtlden Anniversary — 1M3 Mra Dan Lewis was hostew to tlie Helmer a Saturday P. M. j Pauline Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hammond. Y. M L. dub on Thursday after­ Paul Townsend entertained Miss Wilma Wieland has been and mother. Minnie, attended thc [ HASTINGS PHONE 7634 MICHIGAN noon. After a pot luck IwKheou. Irietids from Battle Creek Sunday, (spending the part week with her lunernl of Cha* Htnrienhot of RsJthe fifteen tediro pruent had a Mr. and Mr* Clyde t-'ovilk liavc aunt. Mr*, bpenor JoIumu. ol Lake tunoye Monday. He wju. a Civil I happy social ttaie. ■। relumed Borne |rom Freeport. iOdeaaa. war veteran. Social Events and Personal Mention " L. Home Economics Extension Work OidACIS Just Entering the ‘Third Week of Our Golden Anniversary . Cl ock & Watch Sale BBSSMER the Jeweler Extra! Extra! T rousers Cashmere and worsted materials, in brown, blue, grey and fancy patterns, well tailored, quality merchandise. Prices $1.95 to $5 Work trousers of moleskin, gabardine and whipcord materials. Prices 89c to $2.50 Winner Overalls and Jackets Oshkosh Overalls and Jackets $1.15 CLOTHING for MEN &. BOYS REED’S DRUG STORE Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Michigan Candy al New Low Prices New Low Prices on Gilbert’s Box Candy WHITE RIBBON . . PANAMA OTHER BOX CANDY BULK CANDYIb., 15c . I lb. Box 80c lib. Box $1.00 . 39c to $1.00 to 50c Soda Fountain Service PACKAGE CREAM 17cPt. 34cQt. BULK CREAM . . 25cPt. 50cQt. Regular Sodas and Sundaes10c Double Rich Malted Milks .... 15c Big Pecan or Almond Nut Sundae 15c BARGAINS AT THE NORTH SIDE GROCERY Saturday, Jan. 21 Friday, Jan. 20 Coffee 3 Prunes Chipso 55c rk.. 16c Peanut Butter 2kb I8c Pure Preserves 2 7." 29c Raspberry, Strawberry, Peach or Apricot Chocolates 25c Choice of Sh'ulti, Fr» port or Middl.vill* BY OmidT QUALITY MEAT SPECIALS Steaks 2 *. 25c Frank* 29c Fancy Cut* of Tander B«*f Roast* a ,11c Bologna 3 a. 39c Gogd Cui* of B««f Roast 8c Sausage 2 ». 25c R>b End ib Pork LOIN Kun End Hk HINMAN’/ TA« BIC Little Store on North Michigan Give Us A Ring —We Deliver Telephone 2491 �CARDS of THANKS THE CHURCHESu^^^SS.^^ WANTS Greatest Truss The Prescription Drug Store ------- a . . MODERN* trot** n v ‘‘ -w IL * - W*MTEPjj.C*«t .... 1-. N T<‘i; -» i Our Success F--K ’ V. ’. ■ . ■• ’ ’ i mother. Mrs. F E Deming Richard Waite of Hastings and i u. .. be a Dramatic Trial, entitled "Who ONE CENT A WORD NO ADVER­ ■'..................................................... --TISEMENT for less Than use ■ MU'1-r ettuaen or cubist, coats oaovt . ' ) . * m° _ *'.U| j W ANTED— Writ r»l‘»lr1*C '..A *»aw “1 1 <1 • HnvIR t,'-' 1 ■ ’ XJ , . ; ......... •____ . . -I . HABTIN0B CITY JfisaiON If ‘. , . it»T t.11. Hcow r*.iet Killed Earl Wright." which will be nac tprnt Friday with Mr and cln.n br people from Detroit, with Mrs Don Goodenough. the help of I went y-two local people , Mr. and Mrs. George Woldring uMSUTiff »K5: * i»»“««•■*«•<»> »«• mission. The play will start at a 00. ,d>£„ , .. . E-.. none te lUltd t<J attend. I e.ltm Al tte tame of Mn usl Mrs Uona Kiudcr and children mu’, rd Monday tu Carlt.m Center. where ihe will live with her patents, । HullngA called at tlie home of Mr. Mr. and Mr*. George Wells and nnd Mr* Din Ooodenough Bunday. daughter Joan ot Grand Rapid* Mrs. Mary Buitance spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tooker. Mr*. Ida Deming ot Carlton uhd’ Mr. and Mis. Harry Thompson Mr* Ella Cat’. of Alto spent Thurs­ and Mr and Mrs Roy Yarger of day with Mr*. Cora Gardener ’ lUi'lr.g* were Friday evening call­ George Karcher. who has been ers of Mr and Mrs George Thompworking for Mr Sohnon near Bess­ emer. Upper Penlnnlla. tor"the past Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cool were in year. apjM-ared in the village Thurs­ □ rand Rapid* on busincsA Monday day to remain indefinitely. MX*. Loyal IVrver of Buflalo, New York, called on Mrs Ted Busunge Tucxhty. Baa been achieved through, care­ ful btuinr** management and taliKfartory dealing uith policy­ holder*. SEE VS FOR INSURANCE Thls community was saddened to hear Sunday morning of the passing ot Mrs. Blanche Johncock Saturday Citizeni Mtrtiial iuupital for a week und a half cniically >11 with pncutnrfiu and FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMAZOO. MICHIGAN I J. U. MAUS B*pr»»tLUUvr. Hiftlugl. Ml.-h. "|. v'.i r______ ■ - ‘ New Maytags oiir school Thursday with toxoid. | Tlie community meeting will be held this Friday night ut thc home Denver, Colorado, are visiting Mrs. of Ira, Belle, and John McCallum. Vancssle Lobdell and family in­ All members arc urged to be presHastlns-s Thursday and Friday. Cylinder oil, belt*, wringer roll*, repair part* and repair­ ing on all make* of washers, motors and engine*— 100 LBS. Yellow Pop Corn Scratch Fee 89c Cash Highest Prices For Poultry Cream and Eggs Wallace Feed and Seed Store BATTLE CREEK SANITARIUM HEALTH FOODS We now have 'the' sole agency (or ihe Buttle ( ’reek 1’dod products and ary prepared to (ill your wants in anything this Company makes. At present there are more than 1‘MI Battle Creek Health 1‘obds... cover­ ing almost every phase of diet! . F. <.5. Hynes Friday. Mrs Clark will lx- remembered by many as Mrs. o If- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONE PECK The Highest Quality All those who have had flu are improving in health which Ls goal news. We sincerely hope there are HEBER FOSTER M-19 top of Qarryvilie hill A FEW OF THE PRODUCTS :<nn¥ateM*lns from pneumonia, and are much ijetter at this writing. ■ Mrs. Millard Lightfoot U .critical-• •*'1 ly ill at the home of her son in! p Grand Rapids Tlrw wishing to .t Beautiful Plav Piano •axant way to get the iron you need. fEH—-Delicious, healthy. candy. ■An interna) cleail-.lt:g tixxl. Kensington. S W Grand Rapid.* Mr und Mr*. l>-n Hawk visited ■lathes in GrantTRapuU Sunday. Mr and Mr* EAr'- Roger* made a lulm-.s trip to H.iNungs Saturday. sliihtly w>ed and almost paid for.' Will transfer to re*pon.»lble parly o! M: John McCaully at Plea-sanf Valh y Friday. Mrs Lewis Catt -passed away last GEORGE M. NEWTON GRANGE PROCRAMS •d ir«tn a linger! Grand Rapti Good PHOTO NEWS B. A. LyBARKER GREEN’S STUDIO "Where Immediate Attention and Courteey Are Shoum th AH' Wednesday alter- JIASTINGS First Class Laundry American Laundry M; and Mr- Charles W. Deming 11 Milbux.lt call- d utl Mr. and Mn>. Elmer Roush Wednesday. GRAND PIANO $197.87 NOTICE! ARCHIE TOBIAS HASTINGS MARKETS CIVIC AUDITORIUM ..U in local cemetery. Mrs . Mattie Llctkki and daughter Winnie and son Vernur of Mlddle- Thursday. . William Fvirbcy. Sr., of Irving called at the home of his son George Saturday. Wayne district held their mectuig Friat Al Brin s. Dwayne Greenfield -returned tn Mr. and Mrs. John Mishler of hod Monday, after being absent Grand Rapids were guests of Mr. io weeles with a sprained ankle. and Mr*. Frank Hyhe* Sunday. Tuesday guests of Mh. Pearl Herbert Jenne. and daughter. Mrs. Clyde Farrington and husband of Grand RapicU Frank C Deming of Grand Rap­ id* and Mrs. George Deming called on Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Deming Our Prices The prices on all of the mer­ chandise are marked in plain figures . . . with the price of complete funeral service. , CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Funeral Sere Allo Ambulance Service Rev. Loomis and daughter* Gatha Laura Carter Thursday and tied ofl* were In Hastings Saturday. a quilt. Mrs. Bert Palmer helped care for with flu and neuralgia of the heajt I for past two weeks. Franklin Woldring of Holland and j with the tlu. Thursday and Friday and Mini Margaret helped Saturday lady friend. Miss Ione Salisbury, of Grand Rapids were guests of Mr. Telephone Co met for their annual and Sunday. Harry Williams has been absent and Mrs F. E Deming Wednesday. | *uppcr at the home ol Ben Merrick Meril Burrets and Anne Laura Tuesday evening Smith of Kalamasoo called on Mr., Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Campbell and Mrs. F. E Deming Monday and Aaron Burges* returned home with iwer* Kalamasoo vuitora Friday. TWICE DAILY 2 AID 81. M. tur__ _ Achieved 4n Aggregation of Animal Wonden, Human Achievement ■ and Grandeur Never Hefore Deemed Poetable indoon. OKI »0» CfLEIAITlES II ALL! The Most'Modern and Complete Service Station in Barry County Firestone Tires ExijJe Batteries Most Miles Per Dollar Wheh it’s Exiile you start Blue Sunoco Gas' Knockless, I ligh Powered Mercury O Outstanding Durability DEPENDABLE AND EFFICIENT SERVICE COURT and JEFFERSON HASTINGS : MICHIGAN Phone 2240 WANT to BUY? TRY the WANT COLUMN �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednexiay, Jan. 18, 1933 PART TWO-Paga December Report of Barry Co. Y M c A items < Cow Testing Association No. 2M y. m. c. a. items I WV1V UO pivutny LU VIU au.wwv.. w During December sixty row*, were third with 811 lbs. milk testing 3.7 1933. one was son^- lo tec it go, ibut we mu.m Im. tested, and the average production and 30.0 Itu. fat. OVER FOUR AND UNDER FIVE warse uwu UM Mol. eva>lnj was 070’. lbs. of milk, testing 4A 1.. Bm „, Bra-TPlaytog ,k. o„„. ’ , YEARS "Meadow Gold Nano\" i the program and asked Arthur butterfat or 31.41 liis. fat. This In-1 TlM^rAMig Men's --Y.----------M..C. A. registered Oucrnneji owned by W. C., Lathrop to lead the community --------- ----eludes three dry cow*. Thc aver-i, Schultz, pioductd 927 iba. milk tc*l- - llngInK. au iolned |n tlie mcl ®t thc home of Secretary age value of each cow * production' ing „ -- . place —. ] -hcI1o" Song, repeating of .the Angell this week. 5 3 --------or 49.1— lb*, tat. Second 1 hv __ ..... Pruvcr and ringing. _____ .... __ tUoyd -'.^1 Was $8 53. The average feed eost'held by -Aggie "-a trrArtM grade rtuemccv Guernsey; Lord's How was 14 42. leaving a margin oi owned by Howard Stanton, with 84? 0 Foundation." • I County14 .07 per row above feed coats Each lb* mint, testing J or 38.4 lbs. fat 1| Max Newkirk, piano instructor nt •------------ r.4-------------------------Burton •Heights, was a Sunday dlncow returned 1191 for each dollar-* Lakc *-----*•- — Hills Molly.' grade Guernsey Plainwell, favored ua with two te- nrr guests of Mr and Mr*. C. P. An--’ the plBno. :gtU. . worth of feed consumed. The aver­ owned by w c. Bchulu. ranks thud ltctloni age feed ro*t of producing a pound •M mlUt lesUn< 4 9 n,ul; Mr*. Glndy* Gatea read a paper of: Y. M. O. A. College at Chicago ol butterfat was lfl%c; and thc feed I ! ’WA'rnnr rt arq ftvf vfara '*^lchv. #ht author- entitled, will be headquarters tor boys' groups cost for producing each 100 pounds i of milk was 66c. • Nineteen registered Guernseys, owned by W. C. Schultz of Prairie- 11«S IbA^Ub «.», .3 or .1.3Jb. UT tot •P..’ta Mr*. M. a. utom oi nwnng. too* Ville, averaged 698 pound* ot nillk. l4?4 “J'A?*"1 W>!Ln< 43 Fhnny Ncmla. hernia, a 1 ug ,at'i » Country Ftnny us on a delightful trip through Eng- cd nVC8 Of unspeakable perwnal testing 4.7(1 or 32.86 lbs. of fat. one tat. —-I niiAm.iw b.v W r......... . .... . — Holland. Swllzer- mth and pubhc dwradatmn rregU ...................... yed Guenuey owned by W C. lanU nnd 1)n dry cow included. Six grade Hulrtclns and one grade llf' second with 1172 lb* oermany nnd France She economic inefficiency and unuroduc-1 Guernsey, owned by Howard Stun- “$}•• t«tUig 4 0 or 46 f> !b*. fat ] told of these countries in her own tiveness."—Dr. Hurry Emerson Fus­ ion on Route 4. Hiuting*. iiuxagcd ’ Prilly. a grade Holstt in. owned, interesting way and mnch* every <iirk 870 pound* of milk, testing 3M'. Ijy Pr,d Miller, ranks third with description vivid. We were Miry to -sin i» never limited in its con­ or 3>M Ibr o, “ tadI ta Y"k “« “.W-xrfb, U» on. rommuUMU. Nina grade Shorthorn*, owned by ! —-----------* — 1 Clark ^forehousc ^forehouse played played two two pretpret-1] ° 111811 °s un^ ----------«■"• ■— ■ ■ Clark ver^mse .. B. N. FYiuirr, Crcwy, averaged 580; KLINGENSMITH. I ty sek«tiqnk on the Hawaiian gul-' THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB. lb*, milk, testing 4.43 j>er cent fat, Twenty-five folks gathered at thc,‘“JJ The monthly meeting -of the !!" 3°' ‘’M,u;r,at , ................. Ihome ». M «-• Mr. »..« and «•» Mrs. Albert w.rv„ Green' ,.......... Rcad>n«St Peter at the CTnta, j Thornapple Garden Club wus held The following is a list of thc three Saturday night to help Marshal Mrs Scott. irs.- Smile Sadia Hcott. iTueaday. Jan. 3. at 2:00 I’. M in highest producera-butterfat buMs- Tripp celebrate hl* twentieth birthV=e=! tn.-;-. • Kn'Shta'inthc , community rooms Bruce MntIn two, three, four and mature age day. Game* and music were thc enDap* of Old." a.-.,. H..u -wH uw- - 1s °f Old. mid Orandfa111 er s thews of Grand Rnnld-; cave -i talk classification. ... . -after . tertalQment of. the evening C.1.?ck;'' .thc Ml**e» Dorijf and Lu-idn j ‘ n f r d t^u M OVER TWO YEARS AND UN­ which a large birthday cake and 'Ulf Adri.nson and Opal Honeywell.' MaMlZ^^talU^ team work „. served. Al, “ discussion ™ or"ndm^ .to lunch r were Al) awnw, departed .. at , ,L Tax wa* .« led S by ™ Eli DER THREE-Tiic owner of tike■ lu„b high row in thi* class, is-opjxiscd to। a late hour, wishing hitn many more Undrey on , “How the.Tax Burden therefore was tliotouahlv acaiiaintl1 any publicity. Second place heldI ham- Mnw.j. Can B.. iMuM - Thu 1. « dim­ cd with his subject. by Speck n grade Holstein, ownedI Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Willyard have1 oul( problem to wive as everyone; by Howard Stunton. that producedl purchased the farm now occupied by knows there will need to be reduc-| 'fhe portion* of ht* talk given be­ 928 lbs. milk tasting 3.4. or 3) 6 It* Mr. und Mrs. Ed Lalonde, nnd will tlons in Salaries and expense* ahd, low will be good examples of thc fat Third place held by Isabel, a move on same tills spring. Mr. nnd l’°Pe It will be in every line but 1 ( fine talk which wm enjoyed by registered Guernsey, owned by W. C Mrs. A. Johnson of west of Middle- their owtx We will have to live every member present) <■ Schultz, that produced 440 lbs. milk. ville expect (<> move onto their farm within our means which is much|1 People think of beautiful greens at some golf course when pretty testing 4D and 216 lb4. faf. {here this spring. . harder .since we.have had so much • grass rn„ is spoken of. but ,rit is „... only OVER THREE AND UNDER Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grrtn. Doro- available credit. A - thorough tone devH°PFOUR YEARS- Lake Hill* Pride." thn nnd Richard, of Na*lnille were]house cleaning will be necessary in ULt72£ut IJ hnm!> registered Guernsey, owned by W. C.I; guests at the Oreen home Saturday! rvery branch of government und 1 .„wn r__ ul d.^t” towS? 1 gfiSi Schultz produced W6 lb*, milk test-. »kM and »und.y Mr. and Mn. U-iaduealloh. U- KUllat a>»ke 'ing 4.5 or 40.7 lbs. fut. "June." Laphum and Mr. and Mrs, Foote of I "over-reduction ot taxes" and the: , „ 01 c‘. ' “J™ caring for thc old grade Holstein owned by Howard - MdWe Grove spent Sunday there. ! possibility of cutting sali/ies to Stanton, iwlds second place with, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Bowerman such an extent that we have to cm-: , T_ . 975 lbs. milk testing 3.75 or 34 2 and baby have been visiting the ploy people of less ability and John lbs. fat. "Francis." a grade Hol­ former's sister near Middleville the Killick discussed “What We Receive uaSt week From Our Tax-Dollar " 1 but ralher Prepare your soil for thc stein owned by Mr. Stanton, rank* -- ------ 'clared'^after'1 wWch^ti^I^lVm ===== Make Your Farm Grains Pay Bigger Profits ” ' ' Bring in your own grain* and let us mix and grind 26', Mash Supplement or 32rf Mash Concentrate with them and make a high grade EGG MASH for you at a very low cost. Our 16%, 20%, 24% and 32% DAIRY FEEDS are selling at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES If you are making sausage come in and get a con of Morton’s Sausage Seasoning—the sea­ soning t l««J is making a big hit. .' "ittary had or ‘hadn't born doing the' ' ... V. KVr"' SSdS, J M?s ?!-- S “re nCfl!c(1 ,O Pr()lCCt *agOlnSt a J^tadu’wtn drv'out’Tn’thc YOU HAVE A FEW MORE DAYS IN WHICH TO JOIN Our 1933 of Christmas Savings Club Select one of the numer­ ous plans for your con­ venience and JOIN NOW! A Few Popular Plans Weekly Payments For 50 Weeks " This is an easy and pop­ ular method of saving money for whatever pur­ pose you desire . . . and moAey always comes in so handy about Holiday time Tallv with us about joining our 1933 club $ .25 .50 1.00 2.00 - Weekly Payments For 50 Weeks $ 2.50 5.00 10.00 20.00 RECEIVE NEXT II DECEMBER 1 $ 12.50 25.00 50.00 100.00 I RECEIVE NEXT DECEMBER 1 S 125.00 250.00 | 500.00 1,000.00 The amounts will be increased by 3% interest when paid regularly aullflnn 1 ShUllOW rooted it Will dr} OUt 1U tlU ■.*?>. L, „„r l.„ IS Stanley Moore gtove a reading and I ‘ I Miss Clara Scott entertained u* 'seed mixed in it. In addition comLwith- photos from the old family11 mercinl fertilizer 1* handier and ’ cheaper. . . I alburn. We were dismissed after repeat­ I Thc principal elements In fer­ arc nitrogen, phosphoric acid. ing thc watchword to meet withtilizer and potash. Of these, nitrogen is Mr. and Mrs. Cassius Hughes for a '{the best for lawns and a fertilizer day meeting on Saturday. Jan. 14. ' of high nitrogen content should be —Pearle Bagley, Secy. UF?d in the lawn. A good analysis HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK HASTINGS - MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2217 ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY is 10-8-6. ThcM? proportions will be LAKEVIEW. seen on the side of the bug or on a tag fastened to the container. A Friday evening Jan. 20. A good fertilizer high In nitrogen content program -is being planned by both1 nnd reasonable in price is "MilolDELTON SCHOOL NOTES. THE CROSS ROADS. Harold Allen Smith returned to hi* with Karl Domeycr and family. thc men add women. Tins is a hardI ganite." This, no doubt, can be obMr. and Mrs. Earl William* spent There have been quite a few ab­ LostxWeek's Letter. home after two week* at tills place time party *o everyone wear your twined from your local dealer. i sences since thc Christmas vacaNewman Tuttle and Mr. Dingman and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bates re­ Sunday with her mother. Mr* Jessie old clothes. Fertilizer siiould be.applied Those being to the absent tion. were: „ of Lansing called on the former's turned Sunday from Benton Harbor. Scobey, of Leach lake, Mr. und Mr*. Mre. Alice Thoma* spent Jost week; lawn at the nite of w Harlan Scobey were also guest* ot 25 pounds w to Wayne Gates. Helen Arentz. Charles mother. Mrs. Jane TutJIe. Thursday. Mrs. Mildred Roush spent Thurs­ with hcr sister. Miss-Lily Bolter, i the 1000 square frot. Buy good seed/Holmes, Muriel McArthur. GenMrs. Scobey. • Mrs. Clyde steclgc had hcr ton- day wiUr Mr. and Mrs. Ernest WilMr. Thoma* nnd daughter* spent Cheap seed is expensive as it will cvlevc De Klldcr, and Earl Baldwin, i Hams and took "her little daughtei ] alls removed Thursday. •»••»«» ««« »» unit ; Sunday there also. not last. Kentucky blue or Red Top,. wc hatj tt tMt on health, given to Mr. and Mrs. Orley Smith spent home with her K has been found that United Mr. Heber Pike and Mrs. Krantz is very satisfactory as a weed 011m-1 us by Mrs. Wetzel from the Kellog Saturday and Sunday with Harold I Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bldelman and State* one-dollor bllL* wear out al of Orangeville spent Sunday with inator and iron sulphate Is a fine Foundation. Smith and family of Benton'Harbor, daughter of Hastings spent Sunday thc rata of about 50.000.00q'a month. Wm. Cogswell and family. Miss Doris Gillespie was pleasant­ ly surprised when several of her friend* camo in Sunday afternoon of his lecture will be taken up . in . . , " „ ' Wc havc a Mw scholar. Ferrll to help her celebrate l»r twelfth this column Inter. birthday. Tito nfternooipwas spent Next week till:; column will takc CoIvln- ,,e 18 1,1 t,lc cl8htll grade, ploying games alter which dainty up the subject of ornamental trees. Hamburg* are still being sold refreshment* were ierved by hcr ' " " every Thursday. Come and get a mother. » I good, hot meal! • VV<> had Ha/4 an an assembly aitAn-hk- Monday. X*nnr1niUoyd Cogswell. Norman Barry „ HOPE CENTER. We and Fred Butolph and family spent Mrs. Floy McDermott-spent the J^nuary 9. Reva Mott and Marie •Friday afternoon and Saturday in tlr*t part of the week with hcr »“«hes •“ w‘^ »h,,‘r ' Kalamazoo. motto, Mn. Wtlb.m. In UH““H- CM* K«lton ; The Young People's Paris party ton Horton played n piano duct. Clark will be held at Martin church Sat­ - Mr. and Mr. Wm Atdrlrh onl.r- '.Mtohou*. had a tow nddlm that urday. Jan. 21. Everyone come. tabard company Iran KulamAto -----------| We had a visitor here last Friday. Sunday. GOOD WILL C'OMMr. and Mrs. Chosf McDermott She was Theo Gillons, > Mina Gil| ions* ta ninth grader) sister. The people near the Good Wdl are visaing Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thc girls here have brought back church have every reason to feel Texter in Hastings. Several from here attended \he, the days of 20 or 25 years post. They proud of the success of the com­ have started wearing iialr bows munity meetings held nt tlie church- funeral of Charlie Townsend at Del­ . Another very Interesting meeting ton Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Williams ’ Semester examinations will be was held Saturday evening . with given Oils Thursday and Friday. j About one hundred present for sup­ and family and Mr. and Mrs. Rus­ The Business Training Class are. nell Kay and baby' of Kalamazoo per and others coming latter. planning a trip to Kalamazoo, visit­ The program was very creditably spent the week end with Mr. and Ing the bank building and tiie * given ■ by the young people, Mrs. Frank Leonard. Mr. and Mr*. Burdette Lyttle at-.' Gazette offie'e. They are giving with . Miss Virginia Havens of i Tuesday, the 17th.—Kathryn Towne the Barry County Normal as chair­ tended the funeral of CurMs Pen-­' and Doris Arentz, Reporters. j man. After a song senice a play nock in Nashville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Chilson and] xmor-iv was given by members ot thc Barry mukuan. County formal which was much en­ sons. Mrs. Velma Maier of Cloverdale spent Sunday evening at the Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shaffer and] joyed.- Tlie musical numbers which liome of Fred Ashby. AustinDeLong made a business trip added muchto the enjoyment of the Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Lyttle and Martin Tuesday of last week. evening were selections by the High Mrs. Mllly Flury spent « few school clarinet trio, consisting of Mr. and Mr?- Clare Ashby and Wesley Logan. Instructor; Ralph daughter went to Battle Creek Wed- days of last week at the home of Hicks and Oordon-*Havens. Louis nesday. Mr. and Mrs Ashby re- -Mr. and Mr*. Cecil Munton and i family of Hastings. . Havens and Wayne Conklin gave a malncd for a week’s visit. Milton Warner of Kalamazoo Kenneth Wilcox of Barryville^and trombone and cornet duct assisted i by. Miss Clarnbcll Struble on the spent the week end al the home of. the Webb young folks spent Sunday Fred Ashby. evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie piano, and a vocal duet by Katie ---— * Christopher ami Lenwood. Whittemore and Virginia Havens. HICKORY CORNERS. I Santa Claus may not live in! The evening was much enjoyed. Nashville but It appears that when Last Week's Letter. Miss Stoddard. English teacher at J. W. Shaffer returned home from NORTH MAPLE GROVE. Kellogg high school, spent Ute week tlie village Saturday afternoon he, Last week's Letter. found a sack of groceries in his car. I The Dorcas Society will meet at end with friends in Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. J. Woods and Don­ Evidently some person had mistaken the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan • Roberts for dinner Thursday. Jan. na. also Mrs. F. Sinclair of Battle it for his automobile. Creek visited Henry Whldby'a Wed­ 19. All are welcome. POWERS SCHOES. f Mr. and'Mrs. Fred Hanes were in nesday. Mr. and Mrs.-dlenn Whldby and Battle Creek Thursday at the home My. ami Mrs. Frank Travis visited । of their daughter, Mrs. Howard two sons of Mio returned home their granddaughter, Ruth Travis, Sunday after spending two weeks who is ill with pneumonia. Thurs­ Jones, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hubbard of with his parents and visiting other day. at her home in Grandville and Rutland spent last Tuesday with relatives. report her out of danger though still Mr. and Mrs. Perri go and children quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. pan Roberta. BernArd Bedford who Is ill with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Flook and of FHnt were guests over Saturday sons spent Sunday with hl* grand­ and Sunday at the home of Rev. bronchitis underwent a minor opcrEd. Ewadling. i ation on one ear Saturday and ,jis~ mother, at Duck lake. Mrs. Albert Knowles called Thura- doing"oi"well can"be"expected Rev. Rhoades has been confined "*------------*1 a*, a*.can be expected. to his bed with the flu but is bet­ day on Mrs. Alice Searles who 1* HI* brother George is convalescing very ill. from a similar IBneas. PHONE 2131 ter at this writing. GOODS Di Word was received here this week ; Mr. and Mr*. C. Schondelmcyer' Chile's leading newspapers have of the death of Cha*. Hicks of Has-, visited Raymond Berven at the ho*begun a campaign In favor of wom­ ting*, a one time resident of this pltal in Grand Rapids Friday after-1 an suHragB. place. noon. - Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. FLOUR FEED COAL CEMENT -s- LIME BRICK -s- TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS PHONE 2118 BARGAIN DAY OFFERS! GOOD ONLY ON RURAL ROUTES . We have made special arrangements with The Grand Rapids Herald through which we can offer you The Herald or any of its Bar­ gain Day Specials, in combination with the Hastings Banner at prices tljat will save you money. . You can’t keep in touch with local affairs without the home paper and/you can’t afford to do Without a daily newspaper. You need the Hastings Banner for local news and you need The Grand Rapids Herald for the news of the world, for state news, for . daily market reports, for latest sports and for its fearless editorials, particularly those on tax reforms. Our combination is absolutely the best you can get. No other will so nearly fill all your reading matter requirements. The Grand Rapids Herald and The Hastings Banner Both One Year *5— You can make the same saving on the price of ajiy of The Herald Magazine Clubs, if or­ dered with the Hastings Banner. SEND YOUR ORDER TO THIS OFFICE SPECIALS at the Rexall Store for the Week of January 18 to 25! We are offering you money-saving specials each week.. It will PAY YQU to always look over this list of specials at our store! 25c Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste 19c 50c Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste 39c 16 oz. Mi 31, Our Best Antiseptic $9c 25c Spirits of Camphor . . 15c 50c Spirits of Camphor . . . 25c 25c Anti Chap 19c 50c Anti Chap 39c $1 Colgates Pkg. 49c 10c Pontex Toilet Paper . 5 ll°u‘ 25c CARVETH& STEBBINS THE REXALL STORE HASTINGS, MICH. �• THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II. 19JJ PAGE EIGHT,_____________________________ _____ ______________________________________ -___________________________ ___________________________________ ;—:; PRAIRIEVILLE. COURT HOUSE NEWS Last Wert . Letter . t—_^_=—■ -JuZZZZTl lF iniullailon Saturday -------1 night. Put Grand, Clarence QarPROB.VTE COURT. rett; Noble Grand. Milq Lehmanp Est.-Charles D Hicks. Petition fcr vice-grand. Frank Wales; recordio/ Admr. filed, waiter of notice fUcd. secretary. Clinton Castle; financial order appointing Xdtnr. entered, secretary, Floyd .Hhelp; chaplain, bond of Admr. filed, letters of CharleyArmstrong; Warden. WHAdmr. issuM. order limiting settle* Iiam Frederickson: - — - conductor. ment entered, petition for hearing George Wood; acene supporter*, claims tiled, police to creditors is­ Bert Brown and Gordon Morehouse; iiobl^arapd supporters, Lewis Johnsued. Est. William H. SaUbaugh, Dis­ I'onr’andjoe W. Stlcock; Supporters charge of Admr. Issued, estate ep- to vice-grand. Orton Boniface and Rex Reynolds, guard*. Henry Rager* Filled.. . , and rToa .mu Fred amnn. Smith; An oyster supper : Est. Kenneth H.- Garrlym.'. Ar)- u a* served at-the close of the tneelnuol acbORnt of guardian .did lnft IUl|jjc Rrand hopes that L't.-\Chariea F. Field. Will filed, the next nuetlng will be d record ;>rvbat<- fill fil<’d. -ordcA-breaker in attendance. petiuc? for probate-----appointing* Admr.*1 ad' htim ' ‘ *“ en-'‘ Mr. and Mrs W. G. Polity of Bat­ tered. waiver of notice fill'd, order tle ,lv Creek and Mr. „„„ and Mrs. E. A.. admitting will entered, ixuid ot Parker of Hastings called on Mr*.' Oa. Round or executor filed, letter* n. -.t-imentary Norn* and Lucy Monday. Sirloin Lbi. issued, order limiting settlement enHoward Temple ot Kalamazoo tervd, petition for hearing claims stpent the week with. Mr and Mr*, filed, notice to cri'dltoni i**iu’d. •• M. J■ Norris and Katie. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mainard of Est Roy W. Griswold. Annual ac­ K.ilamai-o. count ot executrix filed. --------------- called ------- on - their ------ old F.-i Sophy Spath Annual ac- «r*Pd'Mrs SaUon’tSS f°r "««* «*’P “”d pupuca.ton children were called on relative* in Bonded Lb. r- ’ ^TryT1- H< no- Petition .or waylahd und Grand Rapid* sunrehearing -filed, .filed, order < .to reopen d3V nhcaring u. hearing of. claims entered. .. ' M'r. and. Mra. W111 Mkftin and EM.' Kathryn L. and Robert G. daughter of neat Hnstmiyi culled on!, Saunde;.-. Order . tor guardian, to their uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Henry j tile account entered. . Benson, one day lust week. . Est. William Maynard. Dreiimitutn Joe Ehnnan. Sr. of Kalamazoo, of trust fllrel. ' , siknt a. few days of last week with I Mr. nnd Mr>. John Dbsler. ' Admr tiled . Triple Link club is postponed to; &!. Lottie Murphy Hart Walrei Friday. rriua>1 January 20. *v. Meeting nivcunw to IV bei w-i ' ,“?*.r.h’ld m tlie Odd Fellow* hall. All (tiliowing.account anjered, discharge ’jijjy.Hjpptjpg Wjtn p3t lucjj dinner.' I of Admr,-issued, esfate’ enrolled. In Uic near future theri-will be n, Est. Sophia H.’l e. Petition for benefit entertainment, for tlie Box Admr. filed, waiver of notice, filed ScouM- Tills will-be a fine program ! .order appointing Admr. on waiver .Watch for the date next week. .entered, bund of Admr. tiled, letter­ Mrs. Mott has returned from a! , admimbtration taiu-d. visit with her daughter. Mrs. Wil( Est. Catherine Maurer. Declina­ luun Duncan, of Knlanjazoo. » tion of trust filed, bond of Executor Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rogers at-' • filed.' ‘letters'1 testamentary issued. landed the funeral of the latter's' order limiting-settlement entered,: mint. Mn! Jackson of Cdopcr. Sat- i petition for hearing cluirnj filed. urday . . ■ | notice io creditor* issued. Charles Garrett and san clarence ; Ed. Ira G. Hart. Final recount oi attended the funeral services of the Admr. filed, waiver of notice filed. former's mother,. Mrs. Orson B. order assigning 're.-lduc entered. Garrett of Wall lake. Friday. The i Eit. Richard W. Louise K, Lo­ bereaved ones have.the sympathy bl ■ rena M. and EHen "J. Hilb- rt An- thc community. ' . 'i.tuil account ot guardian fll-tJ. re­ Mr. and Mr.< Llewellyn Erb of lease ol miaru-un by pouBe K. Hil- Grand Ledge .... are — occupying room*. ■ ' ' ' ' charge oi guardian of, a, |jonie oI tl4tr j:_::ur* Allul parent*. • L'iuIm- K . * Mr, ---id and Mr*. Mr;-. Ver::* Verne C* Caithrop. . tor U..Felder. Waiver ot an indefinite tunc. mg Admr. notice fticu. jrder. -appoint -----------------------------------The Rebekulis metalled thc fol-’ :<ntercd. bond q.1 Admr..filed.--------- -lowing offleer* Tuesday; past grand. Admr i-.'ued. Mary Boulter: noble grand. Alli? E ', Robert Baldwin, et ;il. An- wood; vice-grand. Dora Johnson: nu.il nint trf Riiartiian filed, recording secretary. Amy Silcork; ■ b.s E*t. John'V. Wickham. Final ac- iinanrial s*cretory. Edna Castle;' count of Executor filed, waiver of ireazurtt, Maude Smith; chaplain.: nonce fil’d, qrtlvr aligning re*Wt;e. Maggie Lehman; pianist. Ruth! King’s Flake Flour i4’i-ib. 39c entered, dijiclthritv of Executor Mr;Hughes: warden. Lucy Norris: con-’ Michfjin Milled sued, estate dnroljed. . ductor. Clara Scott: supiwrts for n>. 10c Eatmore Oleo Ext. Frank L Fiitw-r. Order allow- n{,bk« grand. Pearl Bagley and Ethel1 <x Purity Nut . dbcharve of stebben; atebben; wpporu ’ ‘to vice-grand, Aiini enrolled. |Mina Mills and Ethel Honeywell; °t guards. George Wood and Charles ’’eaJ. ArmMroas'. ■ ’ ' Peter Felder passed away Satur-1 day morning at thc luune of hi*! DELTON. . Earnest Earmol Smith was in Grand Rap- . . investor; brother. Jake. Felder. He will be Molasses • ’ No.i’ic®. 10c The Bunnell Ladies' Aid Society ids Thursday to attend a creamery hied Aunt Dtnnab • No. S’i CM 15c mi .’<-d by many. Funeral Tuesday , meeting. . | Eit. FTed C. Casiunorr- Order far ; at, Hcnton* funeral parlor, burial at will be entertained for dinner on ..rtlUU*. Wabash Baking Powder tb.e*» 12c Mrs. "* Bertha Bush Thursday, January 26, at the home ** ' ’’ will entertain ‘ adjournment entered, . thc Standard Bearer girls Tuesday E<t Uatrte.s C. Andrus. Will .’lied. Mr. and Mr*. Henry Benson were of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kahler. ' — dinner. Mr. and______ Mrs._______ Will Whillcntore en- !(‘k<! 1j’zt;tl-.n tor probate <rf will, filed. recent guewts of Mr. and Mr*. Ray ______ _____ _____ Orders uutlioriaing the Delton lertaiued with a pedro ix-dro party nartv at their tlwir Cadle at Orangeville ■ teristoed Mr.. Ameba Bruy, Mrs. Burner' home Sul Urdu y evening. 'Die** are Telephone company to reduce their und daughter ot ot*cgo and Effie benefit parties lor the Commuriity 1'KAIRIEVH.LF. Richards of Milwaukee. Wi*, were Hall. Anyone who wishes'to. u. ad- Michigan Public Utlliihs CommivTwa Fiih 25c 2 finrold>nc;- Mr, and ^ir*. Fred In-town Wednesday. ievme to entertain and,-invite their,”' • ---------- ----------------------jI Sundnd quality anti cJuhirrn. Mr- Bernard Sint’.h. ‘ Mr. Shorter, father of Mrs. George!own gUMts. For further informa•• NORTHWEST THORNAI’PI.E;Oj»l HmivywelL Gordon Wales and ,__________________________________ Davenport, of thb vicinity, px-wedi non call- Mrs. Lot* Lexiard. PresiAssorted Cookies a. 14c Don't fdract the Ladle .' A'd Don IVhitr attended the basketball away at his daughter's home Mon- dent of the community Chib. O»m hoh - DtUioai ' radv ...„ «»»rt lodw 'I'urvl.y, J.,,' |M,. ,i. at the Kellohc: HUI} school day and was laid to rest in the: Arthur --- • .nd reni.><..r ’ Wedtu-wtiv , Arthur Edctj and son Elwood wt re . , . . M Olttev : *u<um.-ciij ” : buaiueM visitor* at Kalumazoo Satbutidinu.- Friday n'litht Middleville Prairieville ctmeterj Milk 2 Uli cam nom.. ot mi. ann wm. oinij ’----- the *•- ..ympathy ivmiMlhv o' ... ... ' ■ Adams. Everyone welcome. . 1 Kclloc: 'Die game was in Tlu- relatives■ have of j, irtjjjy Country Club • Ev«por*t*d - . ; . of MiddlviHU-v Gonsolidatvd the community. . I------- - ’ Mr. and Mrs. John Noble . of HasMr- an,J Mre G f>ni< Adams .ind । Mr. and Mr.- Rix.-ell Lewis enter-'I ttngs were guest.', of Mar. and Mr...' M,nX Sunday with relatives at'; ■ch N 'iicr. cvm Sunday’ tamed Mrs. Frank Sctwiba and son Hurry Wortman Wctlnaday eve- Having-, ib. WatO.i,'. Rimday.Mho.d-at of Dundm lake Sunday “*•* ««».«««, c.e-p . . !"' ” ,11. the:; ucre nmet. j>re.M-nt Sun- . Will McKlbbin called On Eatliniiw. n,,J?;. R, ..,hr.^ 1 <■’the iXc CUT YOUR BUDGET SAVINGS CLUB IY SH0PPIN6 AT KROGER'S An Easy Plan to Fit Your Financial Circumstances! In Our Meat Department 1 □teak OEf zoc OO If you have not already join­ ed, this is a good time to start. We will be glad to explain the many convenient plans. Home Dressed Pork Fresh Hams 10c 10c Pork Chops Fresh Side or Back 7c Sausage »- Hamburg it 5c Beef Kettle Roast You can.start with a.small sum and increase each week, pay a regular stated amount each week, or you can join urtder our decreasing plan. 7c 25c 4 Beef Ribs Oq/ INTEREST ADDED TO EACH PLAN! In Our Grocery Department Look Over These Plans and Call for Full Explanation Jewel Coffee 3 & 55c Carton Lard 4 a 21c lie Fancy Colby Type 15c 25c Club pays. 50c Club pays. $1 Club pays. $2 Club pays. $5 Club pays. $10 Club pays. $20 Club pays. 12.50 .$ ., 25.00 .. 50.00 . 100.00 250.00 ., . 500.00 . 1.000.00 Telephone 2103 the hospital Monday att' r being i truck in thr forehead by tin emery । wheel breaking, returned home tlie I middle of lur t wwk. h< wlH attend, school. Cnllrri at the tlie Cluu. rth.u B. Johnson Callers >><><»' Tuesday were. Mr. and Mrs txn wi>COK ,,r Rutland. Mrs. Jmnv. MrCr« ™ »,,a <1.Udlrt.r Mnd Mr. MrVelgh and daughter, The Gates schotrt owned again i in . vn.xu .vkuiu , thu. Monday. January 9 After a |W0 vacation, tIm test we< k on account of >o many being ill. ' had been nt the tv %A urcrt I. a Mgn of bowel tuitions. tha! breed uerms Get nd of them with Adlcrikn. Acts on both up­ per nnd lower bowels without divcomfort.—B.’A. LyButer. Drug- ««*• ur" 3u.19c Scratch Feed *«,' 98c Laying Mash mu, $1.35 Oranges 33c 3 s J He 10c 19c Sf.fi"S'n.T'J S'™ X’w.“- ----------------- SERVICE Prompt Delivery and Care in Handling Best of Quality in all grades of coal. The COLD DAYS arc NOW HERE! Buy youj- coal NOW! FILL YOUR coal bin BEFORE the REAL ZERO weather comes! DON'T GET CAUGHT some sub­ zero day WITHOUT FUEL! Smith Bros. Velte & Company DEALKBB IN WOOL. GRAIN, SEEDS. FLOUR, FEEDS, COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC, Telephone 2257 mil flu. returned home Saturday. 19c S S « S' iX Grapefruit Put in tlfe SAME AMOUNT each week. In 50 weeks: SOUTH THORNAPPLE. Last Week'.. Iztter. Hans Peterson left Wednesday for Chicago after spending a couple ol week* here at tin.' old home. Mis. Garnett Peeling spent last week with relative* in Detroit. Faulkner . McCrea, accompanied sm> v^nornmc un^wam ‘^vrev’C Richard ^Hu’dv' returned Sunday * c-‘dll‘ac Iaai «wlt her moth- <>f Mr* Otto Schanto with thirteen 2, ntn>’ ‘ mt1 ! •r' Mrv »tem she re- .members present. Mr*. £911nt La. son?and familk-A *m Toledo ind to ,M* palni,'S rapidly. 1 Tungate and Miss Marion Skinner Mrs Bernard Smith of Kalama-.________________ n* and families — m Rrtedo and, MfS BUne|w pa.-— <L joined our class Wednesday. ed at Fred Bsmt if* Satur- Cleveland, Ohio. • Apple Butler 15c away Sunday morning at the Del-1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stimson gave ton hrwnttal a thn-,. . .. . ... . called Chipso pk? 15c Curtail . monui. sne leavrti ner husband and Jerome Cryan whuac home was flitsi er Gnnuln • 2 imall pkji. 15c , llnghmn of PlalnwoU Sunday ufi- Kibbiti. Mr. Null of the same p!uc< two son* besides other pear and dear burned last week. «.-nnonij>ihmn >r 11; re, "u»es. wno relatives, who wui will greativ greatly mus miss firr her. j Mrs. Elisabeth Hnkbeiner l» on bv Mr. and Mr* Art twr Exsttorop an.i, p,4nrral *en1cel W|U be ^4 Tue»• ; ,................................................ 1 • Lx,u1-'* 7,l.t}ri^L_ d,y •! l*° o’clock in the Henton tuMrs. Florenre Cook hAs returned "................ "t .ind »pent the remainder of the da> Huch^unru,,. :jhome Ki0s*i'iRoyil* Mil lid . Atiotitd • 3 bin in « boi .a from Traver* City. Her •sim grew Lemon 04, Clinition, White Lil*c . loved with Aivlnc and Mary Hcadly ot *«>, >ur winxir"" “ all who •w her* Sinretre sym, Gun lake. . ' I be organized at the achoolhoiue,>mprpvtpg from her stroke. Thc Farmer* Club will meet with [Tuesday evening of this week. "*d for the •family, ! r, ... .... scire o'1 Mr and Mrs Cawlu* Huglics Sathusband two• aor Mr. and Mrs Mason Norwood of , relatives urday. January M an all day nW.- iKalamazoo were Sunday guests of' Clayton Johnson mid wife of .rn her ;ng _____________ ! their daughter and husband. Mr. Bo«ne Center and W McCaul and and Mrs Chester Banghart wife were callers al Leor. Pott* F AIR L.YKE. fun I There will be a dance at the Tuesday afternoon. Porter Knowles and family. Mrr- I1 Community hall Friday night. JanSeveral ladies from Clay Hills alr- Rotwit McKibbtr. Ear! Frit* and Mrs Dewitt Collis- uary 27. Good music. tended tlie Busy Bet Club at Macle and chllaren ea.’ed er Eiri Count xfr went to Napoleon. Otuo Friday Mr and Mr*. Russell Mott arc the j PUU' Thursday. at Pennock h tu; .'. HaMin.s to attend'thc funeral ot 6eth E happy parent* of a little baby girl Frank ■ Harris and wife and — ---- . ■ Frank Frcydl ano Earton. their sister's hutband. FRESH FRUITS .nd VEGETABLES borrt Saturday January 14. m the Charley Skinner motored to Grand ..uughter ct Nor:hvi!!c. visited Mrs Mr> Walter Marsh of Ros* nnd Delton hospital. She win answer to, Rapids Friday to visit relatives, FreyiL* parent*. Mr- ant. Mrs . >,.;s ,Mcrie Kelley and daughter ot the name of K Ann. Charley remained for tor a- longer visit. (.hu:.e> Hui;nc> over bur.<.3> .Hickory Corners spent Thursday diaries F Townsend, aged 77 Vance Sharp and family of Mid Mid-­ Mrs *> M. *tbnev»H‘-'Hato.«l Mn. Louw-cdluter.' . year*, and a life long - resident of dlevllle 'leville spent Saturday evening with, «... <m.u -..™s. phis cominlnity died Tuesday. Jan- Prank Hants and wife. «'■«•wed end juicy . lull btlmlul of btelthkl ju’.ca dale were caller* Wednesday at.Slr* ' uary 10. at-his larm residency north Floyd Foster and lumUy ot Alto Our Boy Scouts are'preparing'a Lotlie CoUlster'*. < “1 Delton. He and his brother vuited at Harry Mendenhall's Simgood program to be givcp m con The­ The Bunnell Ladies' Aid Society Chauncey have lived on thc farm day. Mrs. Foster and daughter reChoice ytllow hurt nection with the play entitled ,n "The Ib*. Li will meet Thursday. January 26. emce their mlher died 30 years ago mained over ior a longer visit. Case Against Casey." which will ? be with Mrs. Katie Kahler. , Funeral sc nice* were conducted by Morris Lewis and wife of Kalama-,’ or Winnie Lechleitner und daughter. । the Rev. L. D Miks. Thursday aft- zoo. Clive Churchill and family of Giiloirsl* Sunt ht day evening; Jan 26. Proceeds .o to,'[ Marguerite, spent Sunday with hcr ernoon in Henton’s funeral home. MlddlcviUc and Oscar Sherk and be used for ihe benefit of thc troop. xir parents. James Underhill, of Delton, w ith burial in .Prairieville cemetery. 1 wife of the North County Linn were Mt, .in i Mts PtUUp Meriaw. Mr.* '!> /'lhNorr /wd- Mr and Mrs “ Acker “f Au' Mr' ‘”M| UfS L N Bu4h and Mr caU"’ at Lfon Potts' Sunday. Mli JwTt .> , nn rntr, rtrd Wnl the Clid *lUl iUM1 MrI Robf!l BMne* “ ---------------Flends ta Miss Dora Jo!won attended the • art^1Q.sl_ lIrural 1!iral carriers carriers'’ social roclal. ancettmr meeting at at i1 PLEASANT HILL. j Farmer s club nt Mr. and Mrs. CaX-p1* . — ----- ***-------Hastings Saturday evening. ' Mrl_ Charles Bennett Mrs Fred sius Hughes Saturdas ! wELCOJ WELCOME COMMUNITY BaUl Richards spent last week tn smith and Mr. Um cite h^ Mr. rfnd Mrs. E A. Parker und Mrs. Margaret Mullen of Hasttr^ ,nr<. --------- ---------- . att ,Mr an(j w D Thomas oi flu. HTBIKUl -CIIOO1. O1STWCT Mr. A. R.ch.rdron 01 Frri'i’Ori. ««To »7i»> I K.Um^ w BonS./’.i.rrnoon ' Mr- ancl Mrs Lester Raymond en-1 h»b Sm>,h .-4,-r--Uta P*^. »■ and «« Mrs Addi«»i. Mr. and Mr*. William Henion of ."rnSTMr, Mr*. Rebecca Brians of Charlotte , U!‘G » th^ir an- rafiAra nf Mr. Adduon renamed trend* and rclalivcs Iron Aasyna spent Sunday at Lon Camp" ------- ” ' Pollev. . Lrs . । -----------. u Moline Friday and Saturday. j .nd toul,’ ■,?LBctlX, C"*1‘ ai‘nd>> 4u«tad nu'-.hfm in. lurdrsl. Mr, _____ ____ Mr. and and Mr, Mrs Leon Leon rcnnoc. Pennock .penspent, U»,d Lloyd ’Colvin lias ______________ gone to Toledo baO's. ’ will, klr Hr. Vtan a. Callers al E L Itoughlahns sun-* \ Vr m j Norris Mrs.! Rev. Chas. Jacobs, who is holding Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Frank i0 — work. Bunday caller* at Walter Ickes' day were. Mr. and Mrs. Leii'Meaa Wtn o Norris Mrv Wm E Beadle i services at Quimby, preached here Davu at Gaksburg. Another old landmark has gone, «. a,.«, m„. .tata, j* cf Hastincr and Mr. and Mrs. b I. -.'.J r’..—. »•—Sunday. Mrs. Mary Shedd made a bust- Uia willow tree which has stood *0, and family of Allegan. Mis* Ade- Houghtalm and family of Battle *«r'e •- ■• •*-«-! th many yr*n m front ol Ed Dcdon,* ijidwa dw IM.I » tadw. Awl » pr»u»nM until ness trip to Hastings Friday. Dawn Hampton of Paw Paw spent । ford's houu became unsafe for ialde Wukirvon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Creek. week. an*, rvane r«oir» remameu; —-7 -—37 — .-------- ln~ - * -- ------•- M Of lilt member* who arc Satmday and Sunday with Leatncc, puMruby and had to bo cut down. Mayo of Maple Grove and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. S. Gei^r and ‘Mr. with her sister. 711*. B. S. Temple, are to serve. aerve. , -------------- iVri ..wenminy'”'” ~ I ’The holds aan open meet­ Dunning. Mr* Archie Harrington and family and Mrs. D. Geijfer called an John indefinitely rK“ grange hnids .i nnen Mrs. Ethel Pennock and Mr. and) The blue, black, rod. yellow and - ------------ of neir Delton ’ Tnpie unk club will meet In the I ing Saturday evening. Jan. 14.. All of Battle CreekWhite and children ■ iger 'and --------------------------------------I o O- F. hall md*' January 301 in the community*re .invited to JL’S'Lecn Dunxuug attended Hie iu-1 green citc<m\u the Olympic Games Mr and Mr:. Samuel *"**--”oaturdiy ‘ —-------------. wr andMr. <md Mr*. Walter Icke- spent tor -ui U1 day meeting. Pot luck 1 oorpa for a good Q-fl urns social neral of Curtu Pennock at Hashvdlc, fl*g represent Europe. Alrtca. AmrrSalurday. Ilea. A*ia and AuatoalXu, rt»pecUvely. baby *pent Bunday with Mr. undFriday m Balti* creek. dinner, good program. I gathering. ib. Fieth itock - Teity ■ belldoin • Bananas Lemons Even Amount Club Plan . Chocolate Caramels Toilet Soap Decreasing Club Plan Start with the largest sum anti DECREASE your deposits each week. This is a very popular plan. 5 10c Pancake Flour csr 5 19c Cream Cheese In 50 Weeks Ic Club pays. . . .$ 12.75 2c Club pays. ... 25.50 5c Club pays. . . . 63.75 10c Club pays. . . 127.50 $75,000.00 Capital Hastings, Mich. Navy Beans Increasing Club Plan Put in 1c. 2c, 5c, or 10c the first \yoek — INCREASE your deposit 1c, 2c, 5c, or 10c each week: Hastings City Bank 10 19c Rolled Oats Join Our Christmas Save Money in ’33 Hasting*, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNRWDAY, JANUARY 1«, IM3 . 5^ —_ jf Qll • —. —. MILO. DOWL1NO. | . CEDAR CREEK. SOUTH SHULTZ. Several from here attended the The ploy. "No Men Admitted"’Last Week’s Letter. I Last Week’s Letter. ' Pine Lake .Fartnen’ — Club at — the -----------------given under—tlie— auxplcesmof the) Mr ,.nil Mra Mr., r-.-ua clrnid kciicv Kellcv ami and — — l4tUc Bcrnltg Gates, who lias ;। liotne of Mr. and Mrs. Cassius < Ladles ’ Aid Society wm presented at 1 daughter of Hastings vtaited at the bten «P endto « vacation with her home ot Cassius! Bocletv wu nt»Mnted j—---------- -----------.. Saturday and listened ----------non, hall Friday eve- home of m- und I Hughes Miurixa flatuniav luroned to-a to -u the Star-------Grange u-avif Sun- ,atlwr- Olen Oates, returned to Batnlno and nrul was tea* well u.^11 attended. ..i«.na^4. -Tlie day a.tnM.v aay™ *** nu ”**'’' ““u t~“. " He envk Saturday. ________ ____ very able talk on leguiatlon by Rep- ning ' reaentmive Clio*. Parker, also thc nlav ' play will be rrneated repeated thi« this w«.ir week FST' JOh» u on «R «. lpUy -p1Bnnlpg a banquet ter hus-’ day evening at the Banficld dht bands ” by six young, women and the ht are' are .*ul. VanHorn an old resident »• of the fiu. Mr. and Mr*. Don Wright a .... Mlsa Esther Horn spent last happy over the arrival of a baby ‘hu l’11™ Thur*------------------------------------ week W„K 'gatherings, made an enjoyable girl, born Sunday morning at Pen- <la>- Tu‘«'ri‘1 M-Tviccs were held Sat- with her .atater. Mabel, und fnemte J urday at thc Heaton funeral home ,in in Battle Creek. Cteck. meeting. Seventy-eight were prea- nock hospital. -------------, Mr and Mrs. Byron Moody of' ent.’ ' Mrs. Lawrence Holcomb .-.pent a 111 ^c'tonMr. and Mrs. Bradfield were ;few ggys the past wu,k helping care-1I Mrs Henry Wertman is al*o on South Maple- Grove called on hu! tliter. sutcrl Mrx. Mrs. Martha Martha Horn. Horn. Suuda.Sunday' 1 Kalamazoo visitors Friday. far^nTHolcomb's mother al Bed- t the sick lut. Mrs H. J. Plower and Mrs H.'; ford, who ha* been quite sick with ।! Mrs. Leah Davta ta caring for Mrs. afternoon. community was saddened by | flu. - nilwsrd Campbell and baby, twUi i Bellinirer wen- callers of Mr.-». Laura''the I the passing <>t Mr*. Nettle GaU-1 doing fine. 'CadwMBader at Hickory Corners, Pri- | Mrs. Cinnbel McCarty and chil-;Jure 1 iuo.ru Healy ucuo ana .uau.y of.cju-t «.Wt ThurMlay afternoon. She ha* bren and family i dny. also <if Mn and 'Mrs. '• C. F. !dren of Jotuatown visited lu-r sister,;' Morris Baltimnrt' spent Sunday with Floyd J “ . ,xxn *everal years but Moreau, nt Augusta. They found Mr. Mrs. Luelht Slocum and Mmgucrite-, * 1928 -----------, family 1 being stricken , Moreau somewhat Unproved. . ■Thursday. ‘ ’ 1 Owen and of this place. with flu was the ....... Ut------- V . Iff r»im, Xr H-.<tinn cauwroi ncr acarn. ana ner son i Mr -and, Mrs. J. L. Mercure and Neighbors and friends, including who ro wrkxuly IU was ta - Red Clover ENTHUSIASTS SEND US On Good Used Cars! At The Following Prices TAG 90S TAG 910 1927 MODEL T TUDOR 1929 MODEL A TUDOR' NOW $185® Motor Overhauled In Good Condition $I25 PONTIAC COACH NOW *85 New Customers I EVERY DAY Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Hastings, Mich. l.., jw: Sun- Kull.. C«.bu>» lUIUn Cr^«. ’.J"- Pmnwk l„WUI W.<lr,« St,™! u>'1' «s m aiuiuune.. ..re .nir>c,™ tun Mud. .mi.lhv U ..l.nO.U u M...U Junk. Thu,^., lh. 1R St? u ni ■ *" ■'-> <■»“» Mr. and Mrs. Lyk- Wilcox and Arthur Corey home. Dancing was V. ’ ---------- ' 'luck supper am) a abort prr<r»m of issuing from the roof. The departNorman of Battle Creek spent Sat-. enjoyed mid u delicious pot luck „.... d 4 I -.m „ ind“M^‘w?d”n"'r ’ ' I' M?- Win.,I. oX Wdlh H.v-n parsing of Dr. J. C. Andrus. He■ --«■ and dta rr.-cn .inmanu ( On Friday A. M. a bunch of cur w.t. found that the wlioie attic w»» had many friends in .this place who' school girl* camo down and trimmed *ll,‘ smoke, and m great deal moved from revenil rotens. more on Clinton Horn spent Friday. Satur­ eery window, showing who' account x»t aaP-r than fire. which eat each mint for a *n u “ho^;!J"5£a!M.t1.- ’J?™" «*« ■> «■*» day and Sunday with Elmer Andcn shciiid was oon xiidur control, although it amt tlie coat thereof and show.of Prichanlville. was held at the. .'trended the L A. S. nt the church. ol the Brush Ridge district. ■ wm. a hard- fight, on account of a ■ome of thfuture huiband ’ । pk-.e recovery. ............... wn -, q-j^ community wxi ; church Thursday with the Rev. Ites-j -----— „tddeni-d rtiff wind hkiwtng from the #cmh1930 have to thunk our school for .MIDDLEVILLE. 1930 M . Rmuon n.itlKnn Officiating . .it Iriul ini, and .....I burial ■ .... . ............ . , 1932 : Mr*. Ida Brnridstetter and daugh-'..In sic m TlHirMlay evening to’ hear of tinA-iw-*' ability to plan aiul Fire alarm- on Thursday ter. Mrs. Boyle, were Kalamazoo jn the Dowling cemetery. paw-lug of Mrs. Ed. Gate:, who had «-d worn a wk, on live roof mil .MODEL A MODEL B :*)iopptr.. Wednesday. | sjr, nJld Mrs. George Conklin and ।been so long 3 resident of this com­ roof lire .it Mr*. Della Allen'. house. MODEL A tlwri worked in under the roof, as Wc-wcre ,-orry to hear of thc family of Johnstown were Sunday munity. , SPOFfT Siu- had always been Demonstrator i death " a“ ' Th<- o. E s. baked ?tx*L; sale on Simony A. M and again in tty ■•­ ot Blanch Hlggirw JgJincoc at • guesL* of Mr. and Mr . William iiard worker atao taking an interest TUDOR ■Meh was the .inly place Delton hospital Sunday nwrnin&i Staninrri 1 Saturday wi-nt off well and a nice ning. ahen pictures showing mai-.v chi tn RUNABOUT Only 10,000 Mile. in many neighborhood doinaa. Eh? bhc M f ln «,.* n-allred. • ^,*5 in the UUnd> th.il are 1* .ng. 'and extend loving Sympathy to the • >M r . und Mrs Charks Betaou *peni ! NOW Good Condition iwill lie greatly missed tn the home. Mrs- Ethel Palmar, daughter of husband, sons and other relatives I (hi- wee* end at tin- George W< riT,”‘ 1;in'-,'st uwvd of tlie ro-aron talked’zo much about a* tins unu-. and friend* She h.w 3 g.ri friend . S^rot^hite Mr*' rervke ' a- “ <-n;oyed Hie g<*;<l ,.-.uji;*-r ai ths th? which Mm ’ ami rehoohnau- of romc of the I abtl Wertman vl.uted friend* *mirnh. ■ I>’-h!an Temple Tiir*day evening able to 1i fnentocbr#. ■' ;>ftrrc.<>Hl conducted „n<. .,n,r |!)rtKe a r,.aJ ront,..t this omimunity. ! ^unmi.mt* a.^.. fumtahed tho mi Ethel is a graduate from our ■ young Mi* women MinnieofQuyk and daughter.;!at.MJackaon r and Mr. Orlle Ftaher andljL^S m Cedar Creek L’? 1,>c l°«srri-it*nush the supper Very Inn, _ _____________ teriammefit’. and having clerked here in Mr- Scobey. Vtalt-'d lheir daughter • EUa Stanton called on Mr; " "" < ~~?' thu week Tuwalay and the wmrw-rs; At )2'30 Bunday noon tin- fire __________ _____ „, mid sb.ter. Mr* Nina .Tuck Wednt *- Mary f bllrr ln Ulc Hmderahott dis-: ° - - are to wtvi- the supper on tlx- ll-Pli alarm called the department to tlie Unci- and many frk-rifej who all wish Look These Bargains Over Before You Buy wlupf we have a fuhilly biKlU. fait Hamilton home where smoke was for her quick recovery. day. Thc lituo granddmighter. Lo- triet Sunday. Mrs Fisher, who tia-J DURFEE ITEMS. eta. returned, with them___ lo<spendibogn reritjualy ill ta much improved! I Mr. and -Mrs. Krtir:’ Bateman, the. remainder oi the week.t>w MrX. iat this writing. Tuck came Saturday and spent the -Aie death of Ehnnld Trr.thric oc-»r rr',l‘' ’’’ ““'ry- Vida Hammond day With her parent*. \-urrrd MumUv nuAmic at Howell, "'“J M1” G™*, ,Uulch ,ttW ln • Billie Schultz came from Chicago-.where he had gone only a short ^a!amY°° Sunday arm had the but wc-k to sp.-nd an In-1 time ago Ior triMtmont for tubercu-: P*e^‘ir«* ‘>f hearing Rev. David TELEPHONE 2121 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN :i early ............. Lake t .. II.H. Fann. ... .. u- atirvived . . .by .his |iarenu.f I-Rj —.Vtfn definite time-at Hill* foal,. He I>!tkrn ;Mr. Schultz. Sr., came to the farm Mr. und Mrs Ed<f Trethric of this' Mrsnif'* ntakin-t anX*-' I Friday and returned to in. home in; place und a brother. Dorrcnce and w visit with her BOiL.Edd, and : Chicago Sunday evening. stater, Mrs. Charles Hyde, of Hav|ram,,y; Mr. ami Mrs. Erm-M. Quick had tings. • Ml-, Velma Hunt rr-turrfd to her '.for callers Sunday' afternoon the The pnpils Ih the Junior grades I sch latter .* brother Mr. and Mr.-. Austin’had a short vacation lui-t week due1 ^-r IUI<1 MrsRic’' wcr^ al I Ferris and childrtH and un aunt, j to the illness of the teacher. Mr*. I •butlng* on business Wednesday. iMr.i. Maty Warner of Dowh’ng and! Dickinson 'Hie flu victims all! Ihe *' A s ni'-' with Mr- a,Ml Mrs. Jv-.m- William.* ol Hitattngsisrem to have recovered and no ncw|Mri’ w«’lcr i'-k' '1 Wedm-ilay. Alter I Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Scobey were cum-s reported at present. Iu"' hioin. m part of tiff meeting gut--.u of Uw’ir aunt. Mrs. Rendle; Lndicu' Aid dinner thi, weeki «'•*-clion ot -officer* billowed 1 Lyons und soil Albert., of Baniield.; Thursday ut the church basement1 w,llch resulted follows: PrcsiI one day lost week.' . 'as usual. [dent. Mrs. Ainug'Cnittcndun; viccipri-.mciu, Mrs. \ King; secretary. Two youngUdli.-. from Kalamazoo; ---------------Mrs . Kin^; secretary. ! Myrtle Geiser; treasurer. Ira Hoff­ were callers ol Mr. and Mrs. Os1 • ASSYRIA. For .safety of principal and regnlarily man; Mower committee. Grate Rice. [born Sunday. ?4r a|1(1 Mr< wilburn Rogers anil ) Mb* Helen Aldrich ta convalescing ;I Lx- Weeks ixtter. of div i<l(-n<l>, invest your i ' " i £ Funeral rorvices for John Oil} ’ . John Rolf-.of Battle Creek spent ‘from iier recent illiwA*. Six- is - - — , - ------- ----in building and loan'shares. They arc ... !st«ui. a pidnet nidiwerr n-.ddenl i-Mirirnt of nf Assyria Aixvrta Saturday evening with Mr. mid Mrs. । spending a few days in Buttle Creek | “ nnd hopes’ rn ta- able to resume her i Center who hud been in infirm Fred Chrtaty mid family. - as near depressidn-proof as any investJerry Walworth returned to |rehewi work later. ; health for some .time and par-sed after a two peeks' ‘t Mr. UllU und all.-. Mi.-. Clurlt'.Osbornc h#d . -----*^n.y on *»«•«*“>• 01 la8t wcclt- « CI« Claud nient you can find and return a h . V A.IfUI l.V ll.ll. ........-----.......... ....... - ...... - Hurst's ......... — — K---*— ... ..... • . Sunday. Mr. and Mr». held on as Ko. .-: "n ThtirmlusThtiiMiay at at tlie the A.ssvrla Assyria • < visit with his parents m Owosso. reasonable dividend. Cha.-,. JeiL-on and the latter's son ltcv. Hitchcock ot that charge.'wstn? Mr. and Mr*. Curl Christy and I Horn Buttle Creek• and XJ«. and— Ml.-. ;-----------1"1*»»V - ---- the As»yrw *----- - (Mater • --Mr. and Mrs. Erlo Fuller of Has­ tings spent Sunday with Fred Chris­ I Elza Jeiuon mid children frjm;ecn"-’t”i • \ Ricidand. *» honor of the beginning of an- ty and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ernct-t Bateman arc I The P. T A- of Milo will lx- helo mother mile stone of his life's jour(at the schixillioiow next Frldiiy eve- m y a ainall gathering of friends, .’pending u few daj-s near Mason A. & P.’s Poultry Feed Specialists have prepared for you a : n)ng. A pot luck Mip;ier will be met at the Mr. and .Mrs. Herbert visiting thc .former’s parents, Mr. . nerved. Mr. and Mr*. Tooze head'Dutham hone Saturday evening to, and Mrs. Bateman. new booklet entitled “THE POULTRY PRIMER,” containing I tlx- program committee. ( remind him <>f tlie event. . very valuable and interesting information on Poultry Raising Dihuiti Oldest Building und Loan Association HICKORY CORNERS. ----- —— । John Norrta, who has. been in ill and Feeding. Just mail your request for “The Poultry Primer” N-pKTHWES T THORNAPPLE. : health for some time, went to' tlie Thursday. January IDth. U pan1250 Griswold Street,’Detroit . direct to the Great A. & P. Tea Company, Box 376, , Baltic Creek Sanitarium Sunday for supper will, be cakc and suit age j David Bcnawa returned to hL<:l'x?,n,lna,l',n treiftment. Grand Rapids, Michigan. ierted m,the basement of Die M. P. home Saturday evening from the i Mr- an5* Mr“- R,llx'f’ Campbell church from -1:30 to a o'clock. J. L. MAUS, Representative in Hasting* George Wurrch’s house on the •University hospital. 'who haU; hCt'u at t,ie Us,c sylcki . Mr. und Mi;- Earl Kermeen. MiM!lttnd ’,,wc ,w wmetime. have re- Bert Laurence plaeo .was bunad F’crn ayd Wayne Kermeen and Mr. -’•riled to- Battle Creek where lie Wednesday noon Most of tlie con­ tents were saved. und Mrs. Shirley Konneen and smi; ,ia-s nnplpymetit . A large number of the progresshe 100 lb. Bag Jobnntv. spent New Years with' Mrs. Uon Cole-ha. been ill with their -l.t.-r mid luuband. Mr. untl I1”' at the- Juime ot her Homemaker-, club of which Mn., Mr- Everett Hwi-gk*.-of Hastings. ■ PnreMs. Mi. and Mr*. Oliver Taskn McCrary U president, will vWt'the Kellogg food tactory in’Battle Creek 100 Ib. Bog Mr. and Mr... Jtrume Cryanwerc of ILuting. 25‘b- Bo, awakened at midnight Tuesday Mr. mid Mrs. Maynard Thompson Tue-day of thti wi*fkJacob Johnson is ven* 111-aL thc rmiht to find their homo on’fire.'0* Uan1*' Crre-k u.-re Sunday gu-al; They were unable to save ohly a few! paren’. • Mr. and Mrs. Will home of lit* daughter, Mrs. George 100 lb. Bag ■thm&s- Their father. M- Cryan.wus' st-int<,n - . Rev. Ed. Saddling holds meeting vl itlng in Kalamazoo. . ! Mr. and Mr- Will Stanton attend­ . Mr and Mrs Heiman Brown und «* “»e funeral senice* of Mrs. Rey- at tlie Cedar Creek church Sunday ' 100 Ib. Bag , j*on Robert Mira Dorothy Brown mothvr ot Herbert Reynolav evening*. Thc Kellogg P. T- A. met Wednes­ and friend. Ru-m.1 Brown ancL0-1 Bci:,'vlH'- on Mond-v ’ at thc day. Thc school nurse gave a very friend. Mr. and Mr.*..Elmer Brown; JoltiiMin parlors. (of Grund Raplcta mid Mr. and Mrs. I Mrs. Belle MHler spent part of Interesting talk on.her work tn the !Wm Brown of Owosso were New! lust week nt Battle Creek al the Italian alums in New Yprk. Mj*s Year's day giu-.*ta «if Mr. and Mrs.! l»me of a friend who last their Stoddard recited a tunny story in the negro dialect. ;OUs Morgan ulid family. . son Jn tragic death t A futher-M>n banquet will be j Mn. Churchill has returned/ to Mr. mid Mrs. Ronald Warner and E<ur T<uk plie -home of Mrs. Christina Sim-; friend'. Wayne David.-on of Detroit. .served at the'Kellogg high school mom alter vudUng relatives in Mid- and Mtas Ander.-om ot Baule Cre-k. Friday. Jan. 27th. , NORTHWEST RUTLAND. Quaker Maid idicvilk-. : who spent the week end at the Several friends walked into the' Mr. and Mr*. Verne Thohms en- j WuTfier cottage a: Wai' ' ' ------- ... ------------------tertmned the Larkin Club No. Z at! called a! thc Mr. mid..Ire. M: Fred John Benedict homp Friday night, Thank You Brand r.u Can. giving Mr. and Mrs Benedict a com­ Miller *home tlieir home Friday evening. ------ ”Sunday —J ’ inurnimr. plete surprise. The evening was Word was received by relatives pleasantly spent with card playing HENDERSHOTT. of tlie «erimu iUm-Ki of Mrs. Flor­ An actual incident, and visiting. ence Cook ut tlieir brother's home Tlie Young Married People?, Class Mr. and Mrs. Jamc-s Burdick of ul.Trai'cr**- City. met at thc home of Mr and Mrs. reported to this company bi.. p.<.. . c.. One Pound Loaf Mr., and Mrs. Andrew Rouse of Carl Bryans and thc Young peo­ Portland wore week end guests of' Hustings. Mr. and Mrs. George ples Class meet with Grace and Mr. and Mrs. Jun Dibble and sons. ; Mr. and: Mr.-., diet Tompkins and Hilnta and. daughter Ruth ot Clinton Brill on Friday night for IVuc<Muin or Brick LK sons of South Hastings were guests j Grand Ruplas were Monday guests their class parties. Tho small daughter of a of Mr. pnd Mr.*. Wm. Kepkey. Mias Clare Hendershott wap able Sunday in the John Benedict home.; Little Mbs Juanita B?l*on lus The Parmelee Ladies' Aid will be to return to hcr work in Hustings Michigan family, playing in been suffering thc past week with, heI4 at the Dome ot Mr. and Mrs Olney Adams Thursday, January Mr. and Mrs Chan Hendershott mastoid trouble. tho basement of her home, Mr. and its. Fred Camp and Kith- Dinner at noon. Everyone called at tlie iiotnc of Cliff Ham­ was- painfully and critically Injured. welcome. ------mond------west----------of Hastings r_w_ _________ on Sunday . Alice were in Edmore Saturday at-; tending the funeral of Mr. Camp'sMrs. Milton Kermeen of Middle-: afternoon Rib or , vUte spent Tuesday with Mrs. Earl Floyd Garrison and family spent mother. Saturday. Jan. 21. U . regular Her mother, hearing the child's screams, Kermeen. , • Sunday with his daughter. Mrs. Loin End Community- meeting night. Lou Mrs. Louise potto spent Sunday i Harvey Parmalec. near Ban field, and seeing what had happened- dashed afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jakci Mrs. Mary Fuhers condition rc- Edgpr and Seymour. Linningtcn are I tlie program committee. Mrs. Hugh I Klump of Leighton. ’ ' mains about tlie same “jj i. 7c frantically to the telephone and called Mn. Ous Morgan and Mrs. Verne! Word was received Sunday morn- Johnron and Mrs Vanderbrook arc | i, Thornu called on Mrs. Dudley j ing of thc death ot Mrs. Ctum, Van the committee for refreshments. the doctor. The physician arrived with­ Johnson at Butterworth hospital re- j Vrankcn’s sister. Mrx, Wm. JohnCARLTON CENTER. | ccntly. Friends will be glad to >.te*r I cock, of Delton. All extend their out delay, and through immediate and Mrs. Johnron was able tu be brought | deepest sympathy to Mrs. Van ML« Juanita Marlow was thc! to hcr home Sunday afternoon. I Vranken and the-famBy. They have guest of relatives in Grand Rapids skillful medical attention, was able |o Mr. and Mr*. Will Schroeder and I many friends In Ihl* place. Mr. and Mrs Marlon Clem and, treat the child's Injuries successfully daughter Marie and Mrs. Rose Fow-1 Ernie Matteson reports that his ler mid daughter Ruth of Caledonia I father. Frank Matteson, is very,, family spent Monday in Grand Rap­ ids. ’ , and prevent serious complications. and Wm. Kelley spent New Year's;much improved. w...day x<th Mr. and Mrs. Ben Keaglc. । Albert Brill .......... and family.... were Sun-1 Mrs. John Shupp visited relatives! -------------------------------------------------*- at ** John —-- Ornubc’s in the iln Indiana last week. ---------------------I dsy-------guests , In such emergencies juit one fast nu Tnv ' EAST DELTON. [ Gregory district. | Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brcchetsen and Mr- and Mrs. George Lciruar mid 'flic Hendershott ladies arc tew- f«nUy spent Bunday evening with, telephone call for atflatanco Tender Cuts daughter. Josephine. Mrs. Libby ing and collecting gsrmcr.ts. shoes Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hcnncy and son. । may bo worth more than tha Whittemore and Charley Williams und quilts ter the welfare. If any-! Marlon Cleni wa-s thc guest, coit ot the service for a lifetime. । of Hickory Corners, Mason Newton one ha* anything to give please send 1(111 week ol her outer qorth of 1-ake and Mr ahd Mrs. Biewart Waters, to Mrs Floyd Oururop. j Odessa. Kettle Rendered । spent Sunday evening ut Rex WaRemember the chicken pic dinner Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bunn were I ter*'. al tho parsonage on Thursday. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bun Long 50 lb. Tin $2.39 Harold WaUon is very sick wltli' Next Sunday will be church Sun-1 Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. I tlie flu. day aiu} we hope for a good at-) Homer Hcnncy and fanuly visited | Mason Newton spent Sunday with tendance. We must try our best to ut Uw Long home Sunday evening. I hta brother, Manson, and wife near get it buck to normal. I --------i Richland. Other guest* wefe. Mr.. Mr. and Mr*. Elmer Slocum with i Child Ubqr in the United States laud Mr: Lylejsliedd and daughter' Mr. ami Mn Archie Sinclair 'spent I14; shown a large decrease dtrr117__x * r> ■ ' <* ii»> -w zx Hr w« i T 'UW-W iand W1H1 bltedd of Baltic creek and: Sunday at Julia Llpkey's •- * *---------- .. 1 I1I Beulah's aunt ftouj Pennsylvania. Pratt district. i Uatlca prove. TAG oil $125 tAG 874 TAG 903 L™ £S* $345 s15O UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO. A Real Investment 680 NATIONAL POULTRY Feed Week » — Featuring Our Famous — “DAILY EGG” BRAND FEEDS <Lili National |lToan & flmrestment (fTompaiut MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO TELEPHONE BRINGS AID TO INJURED CHILD FREE OFFER! 98c *155 *11? *155 SCRATCH FEED zsa. b<.«29c EGG MASH 39c BABY CHICK FEED Starting and Grooving Mash GROCERY VALUES N. B. C. Sodas 2 & 21c Beans 10 c... 45c Pears 10c Peanut Butter 2 Ji 19c Sardines 5c Nutley Margarine 3 25c 5 Bo. 21C Soap Chips Fels Naptha Soap 10 45c 5c Northern Tissue 3&55c 8 o’Clock Coffee White Bread 4c Cheese 15C IN OUR MEAT DEPTS. ROAST lo7n >b-'5iC Pork Sausage ria 6 «-• 25c Picnic Ham a. 6c | Pork Chops cc2T 2 Bacon Squares 25c BACONS 10c X 23c SALMON Or HALIBUT BEEF ROASTS LARD The Great Atlantic & Pacific Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column u- 15c ■x 9c �THE HASTINGS B4NNTR. WFDNtSBAY, JANCABY II. 1M3 FAOITKN 'Grand Ledge, a former Naahvllle!bite accident coming from Lancing 'came up Saturday to vUlt hl* moth­ and Mr*. E P. Richard*. . NASHVILLE. «■. nr«.,« llcl 'pastor. Interment at Lakeview Saturday night. . ,er. Mrs. Sophia Chase, before leav­ Mr. ---------and Mks. of yjt * Letter. ,.T" -- B F. Gaskill ~ - Week ing for Florida. The P. T. A. was held Monday! c*m“ery' N“hv111* '--------------- -----MIDDLEVILLE. i Sunday Mrs. Fred Granger. Mr*. . an(! -------------------------Wertman *.evening at the High school CorT11' rMUlt °r ‘he basket ball stat* M*rA • Miftigaa u:-* vicinity having the fiu. aud some Mr ' Mrx juin-v t ' en . n £ “ 5 . the Hl ?. h ^bool. Mr. and Mrs Harry Wertman' .* h . game Friday night was Nashville Last ’s Letter. — Week ----------------iBerl Gillett, Mrs. Vent Smith and aitoe, Pirifatiff. | very riy severe uvere cases. case*. — Ncw y €ari day ^ lh Mr #|ld numv.n waautespeaaer. mure ^rMlddkriiie S' wot New Year * day with Mr and . . _s“. V.JI‘w,ulnc.spe.“,“r' 1 Michael uryun Cryan'*s luren farm no house O. v. O. Stricklen of Grand Rap—— Micnaci u*“ Mr*- w. The Delton Garden Club will meet Harry Qarruon at Ha*tlngz. d taJU wllh fr5* h“nd. ■ MliS Na wings. । Miss Donna Northrup of Battle northwest of town, was found on! ids drove to Jackson to visit friends, hursday afternoon m ~ . Thursday — the cla.v-- Mr». Blanch Ricnard* and d«ugh-, c-r^iSm^he Jail LyMns Lvklns was wis la in bed bed several several Crf Creek »pent tilc the week end nt her fire late Tuesday, night and burned returning Monday. —of ---------- ------ ' ter.Ruth were m Hatting* Saturda.rpii! *k here. rta» <f * roam the church. • w-v? with Xof las? wvtk. to the ground de*pi re the run of our Another pot luck .upper and fffi^.4 ,7 The Cloverdale L A. S Will be afternoon ’and evening to visit <***» W1U* lhe Srippe lost week. u .n l . ,a' Mr and Mr* Clift Tarbell and department The alarm had been Imrlng Lodge another card contest 1,. Clo« ,£,“1 ”5 „„„ W HrtW ttra, w. .t «« U,M om .< UW PjUuan > _7 Tt---------- U.IC^Ub,Md . i*' ..-. .a (iitertained by Mrr Lyle Kingsbury friend*. Mcxsrs. and Mesdamcs John and Thursday night atat----------------------i".!»»*«? a! homeTbunday Jan. 12. n,v lurk tnnivr ft*!1* l**l week with relatives • and ■ ^he some time tlie family were ; hall. , ..\i4lt '» Tlie LOT! M. Of Delton elected Cltarlcs Harrington visited s-ucu their u.c.r Pauline Lykin*. A pot luck supper R >• . |nrouscd. Very little wax. aare-d from brother. George Harrington, and ~ will * be ------------served * at “ * seven --------oclock, »-• fol»nenas. i A lmr d b] 0W to th ; ■Ft. the following officess:. Commander. ,— lau.ed by election of officers, result - -------------------- —— ——— family, although they were insured i Mt*. Frank Chibon; past command- wife m Kalamazoo Sunday. Mr. and Mn. Willard Hall and of ihe contest will be given, thc lore Creek came Friday and stayed until jfor a moderate amount.. •h.;i m-'.i t-r. Mr.' George 'Sprague; ciuplaln. 1ng nr side the winning Sunday at her home here. under- L?1?JI'TriLiri«nlie win°k' l SLEEP ALL NIGHT meentertaining rvoruory meeting. MUs Geraldine Olmstead *' tb7i*r■ Mir# r-‘- uruvnes Charles ucciuniucr; Lechleitner; tsvu>w record chi!drq*«T*Kalamazoo were Sunday siue ' i-eeper Mr* George Whittemcre: Ruejite of Mr. and Mrs. Fred O side nt the February meeting. I Mlsa Geraldine Olmstead under-' •i mj«reM-at-anas. Mre. William S«-l- Hughe*. . Mr and Mr*. rharU« Joi - -kt-r>o!i; Mr. and Mrs. Guy. Hazen of Kal­ be!; .st/eah’.. Mrs. Grant Du lief. Physic the bladder as you ,a' sentinel. Mrs Idu Knesttick’; plcfcet. amazoo called on their mother, Mrs. would tlie bowels. Drive out im­ Anna Hnzen. Sunday---at --------the home ,t. Mrs, Burton Wilson ‘ ----- --------------------------of purities nnd excessive adds i Mrs. Alice Comstock is staying Mrs. E. A. Hanneman was tt. compony omc... *. Mrs Orson Garrett, aged 10 years. Mr- Stanton.. • which cause the irritation result­ Kulrlmgp for Charlotte Saturday. . A very liappy eyent was pulled off ' ' died Wednesday rt’. her home st \Mr. and'Mrs. Gordon Stanton of with XU*. Folly ing In wakeful nights, leg pa ini. •awhile. 1 ; Mr. and Mrs. Al Newman ol .'.I* Wall lake aft* a two weeks' illness Jdhmtown and Mr. and Mn. Dewey backache, burning and frequent ber*4 when they thought it proper to Mr*. Dora Jannon was called to Muskegon spent Friday night with ■ i ol pnetnnohia. She was born in Stanton of Kalamazoo ipent Sundesire. BUKET8. th* bladder celebrate the 30th. year of two ot ■' Illino;* M.-.v 17, 1862. The family day with their parent*. Mr. and Mrs, Dorr to take care of her people wiso the Utter's mother. Mm. Almon physic, made train buchu. juniper their members by springing u sur ­ fornferiy rekided wt <: of Milo.'Mr. Solomon Blanton, the occasion being were uck. Mrs. Manning Is stay-’ Sheldon at the home of Mr. and oil. etc., works effectively on the prise party on them, Il wan attend­ jn.v-nvr —v Jo ---------------------- 7W‘th Mrs. Libbie William* dur-’Mra Ralph WctherBee. Garrett » Irore-s hcr husband, M tlure celebrate Uie ----------birthdays of — So! as castor oil on the •< ev»i- four daugnters Charles of .Stanton and Mrs. Dewey Staninn.jmg --------------------hcr absence. , — Mrs. - Etu -Baker -- entertained ---------------• the — ed by 24 choir member* and a very gladder bowels. Get a regular 25c box ---- birthday --------- , ’dinner was; Hr. Mr. nnd Mrs. . Pnt.ricvil'c; Robirt and Maurice of A botmhlul Mr:. Carl Coolbaugh ol Rebekah ladies Tuesday afternoon. enjoyable time had und all wished and cover*, were "laid for nine. Petoskey Mr. and Mrs. W D. Wallace and the old timers. Mrs. P. O. Stokoe nnd utter tour days if not reliev­ : Delton-. Mrs Grace Phillipa of A*- :cned . ................................’ ‘J *------------------spent ---------a lew days here las: of getting up nights your ----- - "----- -----week being called by Hie serious Hl- daughter Ruth *pent Saturday with nnd Mrs. H. G. Bcnnwny many more ed 1 *yru«. Mrs Ed.tn Trick ot Hickoty diugglnt will return your money. years membership with them.i newi ot hi* father. William Cool-! relatives m Lansing. ' Corners; Mt' Nellie Duboi* of Make this test. You are bound .. ..........Ikl.. !»—»». He *»— -—to •- be on — the •>.- gain. --*n ; Mrs Charles Noose of Dowling Raymond Berwn was taken to a .Veek'i Letter Ibaugh. raem* rntch.»rJvt:!e. and ........ Mis Anna L. to feel belter after till* cleansing Grand Rapids- hospital Saturday. He and civile Roell and' M1' ne<1 Fuhir and daughter spent Thursday with friends here i- .son of Hasttng*. Privsh’ fum... d Mr you get /our regular sleep.— were lu!d at the hoi;: a' ::> vreued rrlath.' m (Mblea *rrc Lan,ln« Vteltore Thursday. Mr. Th< Ladles' Aid ot the Evahgeli- has been suffering with an ear Caneth A- Stebbins, druggists. .:»• ocloek Fndav with burl*! in ,Kalffin .zoo Bundav ; Fislier s tnutiwr returned wiUi tlwm cal church was entertained Wcd- trouble fur some days nnd ns it did liA-vtings: E. L. Kane, druggist at. celor Cr. <-k remct«Tv ,, ... ~ , ,,,or • vlfl‘ nesday afternoon at thc home of not Improve as It should lu- was Nashville, say BukcU Li a best Fall! returned returned Xo io lur her a A *lx _-.ix pound pound son jon was waB bom bom Jan. jan, 66 Mr*. Mrs. Llbbte Libbie Marshall Marshall, Mr . ..-1 Mr*. Kenneth Spaw ! ?’ Vb4-ma H»ul taken there for treatment. ■lv«d uurk i^rfc at :il Michigan State Col- lo to Mr ;uld am| Mrs Mrs. j.Floy(1 joy(l Ac Aekctt, itt.u, alU and| Amelia Lenta Lentz, entertained entert Bunday,1 Lavern Chase and wife of Jackson seller.—Adv. tin- Lake, Hill's farm visited tlw-ii j Inr.-may. was named Richard LeRoy. Mrs. Lou Cressey of Hastings, Miss grandparents. Mr. and Mr- Jame > n' *S°' U°.nK‘ °l P ' Mr and M"' Ro«vr Warner and Electa FurnUs of Battle Creek, Underhill Sunday evening. tkrnt v‘‘1 'd ‘ rhlIJr‘n of Laming called on Miss IJdlth Fleming nnd Mrs. Srnde . Monday .Muiiiui;. night:. Stuart aiuuii KuMmauljC reu-iinuui. v. mends here Wednesday night. Kraft r airlrtmas'nig >t..c . F.s,ur y c L votehtine. e r» ». dyde Briggs nnd Merrill Tlie Misses Theresa ■ Dausc nnd M of w . Leun E JlyneA. Prelate: McVean wc ,r BUrjH> were guests Ul at thc George Eva Garhngcr returned to their j. L ■ smith, k R. A-b, "* ffiy , Sumner home in Hasstiugs Wedm-.s„ .. . tcfiool work at Lansuig Sunday alt-' Crocklmd. M. or F.: Arthur Allard->day. ■<-r a two weeks' vacation. ing. M F.! Theodore Jordan. M.. Laurel Chapter No. 31 O. E. S.|! Installation of officers of the Re­ Building and Loan ha* stood up -during thr depression at one « Arnu.:-Fred Jordan. I. .Guard; lnu.t al ,he Mabonlc Temple Tues-'' bekah lodge was held Friday night. .hundred cents on the dollar. Nowhere else in the Investment Leonard Wuc.it. r, Outer Tiuard. d.,y nlght for lhctt. n-gujar meeUng. a pot lupk supper was’ enjoyed. field 'have the dividends been as good and the security of prin­ Memo Wenger and Mrs Don- Noble, (grand, Mrs Leia Young; cipal as secure. urday in Heaton's funeral home for Lawrence L. Faui ac.ed ao ms.ailing c,'r , . , , , aid Waldron hud charge of jhe en- I Vice Gram!. Mrs. Etta Baker; War­ William Van Horn. 82. well-kn-jin °'lThe The Standard paid Its certificate holders a normal dividend'of annual election of the Wood■ tertainmenl. ■ r den, Mrs. Jennie Briggs: Sec. Mrs rcsidenrtrf the southwestern part of land Volunteer Fire dqpartment was belter and their certificates arc par one hundred ’j. und Miller:tTreas . D. Demeray of;___________ _ than *600.000 _______ Hazel . Clyde Briggs; Barry cotptty. who dii-d Thursday a.' held Ttiurfday- evening. Tlu- follow­ cent* on the dollar, worry proof and sure as thc hills at all Ills home near Cedar. Creek alter ing officer;' were elected: Arthur Al- Kalamazoo were Sunday guests at Con.. Mrs. Sarah Babcock; Ciiaptlmr.-i. llw Wolcott,und Baker home. . lain. Mrs. Elizabeth Gage. R S.. a long. Dines-. .Ji<J was • bom in .. Mrs. BcsBesMrs. vun Cora, n H. onpn,,,, Bergman, B a jurmer former wr*. Mrs. uesue Jessie wengcr; Wenger; *>. L b 8.. Jackxon Co.rin March 1861. He is Iirdtng, Chief: Frank S. Nietlianwr. I«>ok ahead. Where Is the best place Ior your money in 1933? away ■ sie Murray: R. S. V. G.. &. Mrs. Vblma ' resident, passed awaylale Vtlma survived by Hi- widow and four Fsrri Ar-Mriant Chief ; Vern Hynes. Na.*hvil!e Experience answers without question, the safe and sound children by a former marriage: Car! Second - A-. . t.mt Chief Les.er H. Friday nt tlu- home of her daughter. >elfnington: L. 8. V. O, Mrs. Jennie old Standard. ' • of Battle Cre^k, Ray anti Vida «f Bnimm, Secretary and Treasurer - Mr: Ralph Kauffman in Lansing. Laurunt; \ G.. Grover Pennington: 1 r:' k ,wx? ” ortnt* She is survived by another daughter. ;o. O, Milo Young. We invite you to avail yourself of our proven protection and Bedlord and. Mrs. Ilia Tcthrick of Rapins Tuesday ’ on business Mr , Mlnta White and a grandson i Tlie Misses Amy Hartwell. Edith earning power. Sonoma; Rev. Swadling of‘Hickory nrew Rnl,,h KauIInun- Jr - 1Mld «•>'• Fleming. Fanny Woodard and Mrs. Corners conducted the services and T burial was in Prairieville cemetery. Liim.-. <>. Ueodsand No. J04 are.-brother. Ross Hill ot Chippewa lake.'Susie Kraft were at Hostings Frl' Funeral service:, were-held at tlu- cW. Rue., u. M . U'ort A. Ty- a;ie W11S a member of Arbutusiday. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Henton funeral, host)* Tuesday for n‘ c «':.I 'e‘4m ,H„ L“'£ ,,VWJ cluiptw .No. 45 o. E. S. und Bethel I The Lehman’s Clpb will hold their W w Z.;shrUle *“ Ln,”ll,,lf- W”- Bergman l family night at tlie I. o. O F. hull dent of Prairieville township. He jhlUr.. 1.. .'*mtr Clvdc y\nu*^- maintained her home here in Nash-1 Friday night. A program will be Gritwold at Jcffarton, Detroit, Michigan tartelL J. D. und . and always spent port ot thc: given following the pot luck supper. leaves two bfbtbera and a M*tor 7, ’ri*7 .umrr.irs here. Her last stay was' Callers on Mrs. Etta Baker Suna‘.- Jacob ot Prairievhle. ■Abraham ut • AaJl.'Xi’. . . , h/cul Representative ,.A!. । bl‘,l're ‘,,<’clion- T,w’ bw1? Wtta re- .daywrre.Mrs. OraStrinRhnmPres” Augusta, and Mr*. Geofge Dun- »iAk ’ V nk J J"*?1"^niov'rd Io the Rdes-tcadly, Funeral, ton. Mrs. Florence Stringham, Mrs. J. L. MAUS Mi > Roy Rowlader and Mn. Clwj.onu. wh<.n, services were held Mon- Briggs and mother of -Battle Creek. arj The annual meeting of the Del; HASTINGS MICHIGAN Hat-on of t.nmd Rapitl. Were day momldg at 10:30 o'clock con-j .Clarence Greenfield suffered a ton Telephone C. was held in thL££'' .ib MU.,|du“rf by "*’• a E.Wrt«M « «««< •»» '■> HuU Saturday. Tlie same directors . • >. were re-elected for another year. Ruth Giddmas acconipanigd by the farmer's mother. Mr? John Velte Lula Wertman Jpcnt Thursday with re-turned to tlieir home in-Tawas ■ Mrs. JiiM-phinc. Johnson At York- City.after :-iwnd(ng several weeks in I Ville. • •■ Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond j Mrs. Edith Willison of Hickory1 Fad! drove them through and will . Comer., spent Thursday with Mrs.’. return after a I'.ho’rt visiti Frances Searle*! 1 Mr. nnd Mr-s. Ward Plsnls and .Mu. Blanche johrtcox Is very ill datfahter Beverly have, been ill with with pneumonia in the Delton hw-, tlie flu: . ; pltai. Her many 'fqenda are very Mr. \.nd Mr*. Ciuts. cook delight­ anxious for her recovery. • fully entertained . live ' tables of Mi.<* Margaret Harrington came Bridge Tliundify cvenipg. Out of home last week from Dr. Bernard's town guests were Mr. nnd M{s. nt Augusta, sick with the flu. She Clayton Branffi-tetter ot Hastings. Ls now on tips gain ahd in tint- time J>Ir. and Mm. Karl Paul und Mrs. will be :frw' to r.'turn to her work. L F-tu! called on Mr. and Mrs. Neal Several from here attended the funeral servict-s ol Mrs Ed. G.ite- Walratb o! Ntu-hvlik- Sunday. and Mt;. Lawrence Christian ut tiw Ggtes home in Hope Sunday,, -cl Mr. Hastings were Woodland visittns afternoon. Much .’•yriiiiathy is ex-' Saturday. tended to the bereaved husband and John Summ. Mrs. Wayne Long Mr*. L F.iul called on Mrs., Mr. and Sirs.'Harry Wertman and :.4td Crowell Hatch at Pennock hospital Oliver Wertman ■»!«» Mr und Mrs Mondty. Mr.-. Hatch had tlie mlsHarry Gam-on and Mrs Ida Tolle* 'fajiuhe to fail nnd break her wrist and »«>n AJ'.ic of Having* went tn' and bruise her leg. . Three Rivrtv Friday to uttend tite Mr. and Mn: Ricjiard O’Brien of funeral of their aunt' Mr*. Ella Lansing visited Mn. G*o. Faul ’ Sunday. On Saturday evening twenty-five Revival meC-tlng* began at the f tl» friends id. Mr. and Mrs John church Sunday. January lams walked in <m them la honor . Jt'thodi*:their 25th wedding anniversary ■.’Special «cnlces will be held1 tightly for several weeks. likWoodland Womans Study rid Mre, tawtlr McBain Mr. and Mr fsnlie, Cfub will hold their January meet­ ' .tig TucmI.vv evening at the school­ . Subject for the evniipg. South Atncrtea . Pnotram as to!-. ‘i<>ws: Mvric-ciub: ••lulin • ” ’j'.o—; S Roll Call- f t would Ukc to ere in South NOTICE TO 7>tEDITOr.S icn; Mmirs of Travel of Water.; : R/tiL Ove* the Concrete., thr'Alr Pitot, Five minute talks ty Dora Brurfitn. Edith Mutalrr. ‘ 1 ucy H <. Ruth Scudder: M<>untk;n C: mbaik Dr. and Mr- Eugene D.nenport. instrumental- Solo— Smith; lfuitcs*«i—Gertrude Pluma Williams. Clara Ri*. Lrnnse Roger*. -Myrtle Bulling. Gr;.c-_ England. Artie Densmore. Ler.o:. powden. _ Again Chevrolet leads the way to eco­ Chevrolet has also introduced an entirely D n.ild Gager and Miss U-norc new type of rear axle with the outstanding nomical ..transportation! Chevrolet Do-, den. teachers in Woodland High :-.h<wl are ill with the flu. ' mechanical advantages of a four-pinion announces a greatly improved line of .Mr. nnd.Mrs, D. B. Green lei: differential and a straddle-mounted pinion - ' Chevrolet six-cylinder trucks—featuring a Wtttn.;-day\ January 4 for Kuslmmany with bearing support on both sides. mte. Florida, where they will spend new engine. A new rear axle. A new X!ie winter montlis. । DELTON. t Mirhino. ft- Cirenii Ccurt iasf Weeks Letter. CRAXCEEY SALE. | LEGAL NOTICES | 4*0;' | 7"^;"/.",^™” ...! -n— «>«•<>> ^."SSTu" "““i F-T- * *“ “ Investing Safely Standard Savings & Loan Association CHEVROLET gp ANNOUNCES AN IMPROVED LINE OF SIX-CYLINDER TRUCKS SELLING AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES REDUCTIONS j AS MUCH AS $70 ■ HIVING. Li-t Week’s Letter. 1 * iitrnw <tf Mr. ahd^Mrs El Mn. Jane McCann received word) i.; hoar has been p.jrtponed u (v.x. ;tuf arrjVai tlf B JWW great granda month. • .re>:i born Dec. 31 at Redlands, Callir Richard- of Ka!a k'mia. ta ht granddaughter. GerSunday with his patent • truce Benedict Smith. —- - The Ladies' Aid Society was very ; pleasantly entertained at the home ‘ nt <>•’ the Pres., Mrs. Ben Beverwyk, on , January 0. 7 Jack Perry Ls visiting his sister in ,r.■; Kalamazoo. ■ Mrs. Annie Pierce was hi Hastings if - Saturday on bu»lnc&*. also Mrs. . ;hy Pauline Daniels. , Mrs. Robert MUU of Hosting* ' <1« 8«*nl Friday in Irving visiting Mrs. i *r Wm. McCann. Mrs Jane McCann, « •• Mr*. George Fox. who is ill and Mrs. r p. Fox's daughter. •x in Mr. and Mrs. John Shroader and Mrt-.NcUle Donovan of Grand Rap■*lu Id* were- Sunday visitors at JIrs _4 On. Jane McCann's, also Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoonan of Hastings. i.'.r'n’Z Arthur Damoth of Grand Rapids. ’•i-apw erstwhile Irving resident, was call•'■'xing on the townspeople Friday. Aieore. wayl glM t<> Jn a* iUt*. old town. frame. Many progressive changes in design and construction. And selling at- new, greatly reduced prices that only the wpdd's largest. builder of cars and trucks could achieve.' Half-tonPick-up $440 All Ij-u-ton models arc now powered by a remarkable new Six-Cylinder Special Truck Engine. This is basically the same reliable power plant of last year—but Chevrolet has made it even smoother; more powerful, and more economical by the addition of 33 new improvements and refinements. * 131" Stake ♦655 157" Stake $715 Chevrolet Sale, and Service Sedan Delivery $545 Half-ton Panel. $530 In addition, the Chevrolet, 131-inch truck now has a much stronger frante, with deeper, heavier side members. The 1 J-^-ton models have a sturdier universal joint, as Well as larger Brakes, improved springs, and a new 15-gallon fuel tank. Nothing that Chevrolet has ever done before in trucks can equal the importance of this announcement: A stronger, more powerful, more durable six-cylinder line. Even more economical than last year. And priced as low as $440!* CHEVROLET MOTOR CO, DETROIT, lilCH. R.K.HURD HASTINGS, MICHIGAN CHEVROLET TRUCK DEMONSTRATION WEEK—JANUARY 14 TO 21 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-01-25.pdf 62ecfbe0e25c6b1c6ac50bf9358ead6d PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR 10 PAGES NEW TREND IN i5uc^e^ TeaMerf Ins^te t COUNTY CHORUS HOMCE !ng and Helpful Addresses MAYBEORGANIZED FRKSk BRYANS DIES SOON AFTER WELFARECLEARING WIFE NUMBER 39 PAGES Ito 6 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JANUARY 25, 1933 I p|TV Itlll I llllir CEASE THINK NG house is moved bl 11 HILL nRlL Will Be Continued At ft MODEL PLACE ABOUT TROUBLES Work Second Ward School Thurs- । Suffers Stroke Of Apoplexy Following Wife's Funeral days and Fridays . | On Thursday P. M. A most Interesting teachers' in-1 auditorium Monday evening. COMMITOEfe'PIND 00NSIDT0M0RR0W IS A TIME OF The Welfare Clearing -House of WATER WORKS PLANT IB IN FOUR YEARS CITY PU­ sUtute was held In this city Monday I*ch<»l Mrs Frank Bryan* of Freeport v ■ when llw room sliotad have been the third and fourth wards wu GREAT PROMISE FOR BEING ENTIRELY RE­ • to the two very In-; ERABLE INTEREST IN PILS INCREASE 52% — and Monday eventag, conducted by, packed to listen transferred to the second ward itertsling talk* given. It must be| hk.uiiti-t ,— —---------- , — —-------VAMPED ALL OF US PROJECT •• caujovi Ti;e lu|)rrtl] WB, j,,,^ ThUt5; tchool lay'week and will be ca:NON-RESIDENTS LESS Mrs. Maude W. Smith: commluion- Admitted tliat Education is ths! very tng er of schools. Tto forenoon meeting basis of a democratic form of gbv-1’■ --------- r- day afternocn at tlie ried on by the committees in charge' Dowling- in that ward. ■ . Isjiurcb. with burial in the Dowling NEED MORE CHARACTER wn* given over to a business sasston. [■ eminent. «uch as we have, but to* WOULD BE HELPFUL HIGH SCHOOL ATTEND­ The committee wfll.be in the up- PUMPS ARE RELOCATED 1 day there !» an organized attack go-, , .. cemetery. Seen after his jeturn In the afternoon and evening came uig on ngaliu: our free public .school AND INSPIRATIONAL from the funeral. Mr Bt-fans :-uLMORE FAITH IN GOD .-fairs room In the schoolhouse on' —WELL HOUSE ADDED ANCE LARGEST EVER tto formal programs. both Thursday and Friday after­ sysum. ’ | - --------• feted un apoplectic stroke 1 mirsday J At the aftenffion session, at two noons to carry on the work of giving Grounds Will Be Landscaped out clothe?. The ladles orc meeting at the And Buildings Attractive-* schoolhouse each Friday afternoon ly Painted to .«ew. and are always thankful-for . «nd Invw.um W, au,„ UItoy j,,, v. 0( «.«««,.,.v. Before Congressman Ketcham left brought added furrow to the many Hastings Rotarians .were highly mote help from any who are interThe changes bring made at the One of the dirtci result* of the tuvond Monday noon in having the h... J«hu Kllchln*. im.n of the evening, for WashUigtim and v iuh‘attending; lrk.iui,. of the faiijlly wnterworkx plant evidence the fact i»v..v« „ CM chairman present economic depression has Frederick'Buy-, Next cuine an wiareM uy ur. j. and d lint introduced air TtucricK ,ua niw lUiK of u .--- Brotherhood here, --------that, when completed, these altcrMr. tFrederick, meetins the ------------ ---------------------' opportunity to hear ---rter.-a ni w*piper man man from been the increase in iilgh school at­ B Edmonson, dean of education at Snyd<-i. of New York, wh6 lalktd h<* suggested tliat there should be from New New UFAR COLORED BARITONE Mions and improvements will give m- to 1... Hastings t > ntHn bULUncu mini tunc Haning* a plant which every •Teak City.-who came tendance. reports Superintendent u. ito University of Michigan. ™*)Upon the subject "Tear* and Gtara." formed a B.irry county ctorw. 1.-peak at the Teachers' Institute theme wa» Cultivating “’c 0°°“, uifich he used as a means of .de-: which, under proper leadership • -14 ■•••■ and SINGER SUNDAY NIGHT A. VanBuaktrk. In Hustings, high,LxWIll' of tto Community. . J**-**'' 1 fending our machine age. about could do-a great deal that would be was indues d to give of a falk ,;*-k at Ro; ----------a new section /provide* ample school enrollment of resident pupils; haa been much raid declared the ।ahlch th<,rc u much eminent 'inspirational and helpful to tto., tarv. He dlscuised *1 Qur Attitude R | Treat Promised At w,m the Metric pumpe as wel! Promised "a* the standby acai Treat nisi riumucu gasoline pump, mak­ has increased from 212-to 319 during; speaker, on tto .subject of parents Toward Tomorrow." . Cawar to tto time of Wash-! county. A comnuttae wm named, of no change in which Dr G. L laxkwoud i» thIf we whh t.» he rood citizens of the period from 1929 to now. with, getting ncqurinted with the schools. |n [aa UlCTC Methodist Church—Hour ' lug them all much more accessible l vL-itmg the schools, etc., but he felt l t riui .;. wrta .|., n ' methods. All the'chairman. That commitUihas ixwb . the tomorrow we need to do straight little If any increase in the city's than they were m the little narrow Is Seven-Thirty I that loo little emphasis tod been : -----------------’ . — . .... — .«,» — o — — « — ■< thinking he raid. This is no time that too little tinphiuvu hail been , ., rt , aI changes that know have 1 looking into the matter anti findsi ««« nnANnF TN DIRFP quarter* when- they were previously popuiatlunkn that litne-4nic record up.., lhe >»p°na«> ,;U- ,»h>! u .M .llh.1 .>«•,<• u °NE CHANGE IN D1REC■ for one to become disheartened. Wc At the Mctbtxiirt church next located. sliows: arc not suffering because we lack Bunday evening Oswald Lampkin*,1 *In the revamped plant, the valve* value of having teachers so inter- jiaJf Man u ruH a machine. A ma*, in the proposition and a wilUngiin. | TORS OF WINDSTORM High School Enrollment. ir» source* bp; because wv uro still in of Grand Rapids and Chicago, will on the big pipe* which govern the pret titclr work to the community । work.* for you, man work* with*to co-opcrute. tnottpancf nn ««*C E “T'.n‘n.tO tOUC,‘ rJV'r: ™ contra tto msciX reRecently C. A. Kerr, who u also a INSURANCE CO. Year City Non-reaidcnt Total ----ithe World War. which tiie peace n. T° control the machine reRecently C. A. Kerr. »ho is also a raounnauu vv. fiow of* water Into the mains are nt tliat V OS . .... and. when . . . ab...of................................... ...... • > treaty never willed If we want 461 249 . --------1928-29 213 — “• member*'of mat r-firnmllrllt community as tO?raulres educuUun: the ;___ member the cwnnuU.ee. wrote ... Jo; — all made easily accessible, to that 446 incr.are in the public mind reepwt braJn 221 I prosperity wc ought to pray for 1929- 30 TO^wraU. wllU lh.. Mr J W Wyandt ul Bryan. Ohi. . WALTER BURD SUCthey can be reached quickly in case 489 i->r. und appreciation of. the teachln lhe tank something is who U the *tii>crihlen<biit ol M'hool DUI1U ouu peace-real peace. Depression is an 2W 1930- 31 of an emergency. _____ «»"•»«»-, ■* “ «r* “ »?; SX *■ ™™ .>»■ ««*.«»»-! ceeds l. b. spencer attitude of mind and w<- cun change 263 206 1931- 33 The new well house is now bring tliat- There are throe word* tluit 1932-33 319 193 512; »««* »lu*trattoria and cony*”c^’*« Klv.it American machinp U con- ty chorus is Mr. Ketcham muacsted ’ constructeti. What seems remark­ 1932- 33 It will be noted that the depres!«r ISl^am LentiCernwl 11 if- ,u>t luinetl-it Is only i for tliis cmihty. In bU Utter to Mr ! Annual Report Showed That might ’o be much in our thoughts: able i* that the cement work tor it ilun has liud the'opporita effect up--!tncl> mctet i "’m uS "stalled" and It Ls simply up to the ; Kerr, after mentioning how im-rti-1 is being done in January. * winter on non-iSderft pLpil*. in Hiih I fid tMl mS2r to t0 11 B,laln T”1' *•“ "d *•’ ”,OVMlr'11 Th“ Lnr*e ComPftny Ia In month, without heating the water or retool. The non-riiridant enroll- };ub" tiSL wmkT th< VHU,tr>' , u„ "* '-Vhe rmi.’l' v-rv tnnul.,Good Financial Condition) .the gravel. Just, In the ordinary •hi?to Mm? nrirmd1 'nS hw meam ’ tcai;j“'r ”uuV *1[e f******,^’jn “n'11 art suffering from‘under- from the lx ginning, so'much so. in • The annum of-th- Michi. nuidf- a large contnbuttun to pr<»way. then covering it so that it will th<- Michl- L|x my. not freeze ---------- ---------; Tli„- next Is • ce monUcs." which The unsightly old coal shed has was held at the company's means bustiu js biUed on sound poHbeen entirely removed. Tiie Interior for thl* year alone. cultivuto kindly,, helpful relation- f ,nachlnt. haim-t brought*, the county, and later outr,HR- the office;. in ... this tliv, cUy on. - Wednisday Wednesday .'ctex. Wu cannot cure ourselves of of the plant ia being repainted and Boys and girls---------in the------city ---------of high |ship . w,. nM,dIlcmem all. ,auIX- county .*.« The following plan war, I last. There ... . with them in every way pre..t|£s trouUlf lua irouoio; ,.a mcm Then* were five members membet* of of'the dcpnvwicui by frantic appeals to refinished and will make a tliw, I ..M. ago,|Sible. ’ .. th l!iut ... • ------------—---............... ........................ school age whn who, na f„w few years ....................... Isp.le llw. . Iucl lhc- ' ArmLsticc 'worked oUt and- has Isen followed; the board of directors•*-*• t> elect and. ptotfejp ‘Buy American." for We clean, convenient place for carrying were leaving school to become wage-1 There followed two numbers that ;Was ovcr jotn-teeis years ago. for the la.*, ten years: The chorus four of them were mheted. Thecate nGw-inl' t dependent with other on the work necessary at such a camera in InfiustFies. now. witliout were much appreciated, given by the tiH, ^VorId war conUnuwj rl(J|i;:[nrt.-3 al .tiroe o'clock- on I oifiy chang*.- twlhg inad-- w.is by nations. All york thcnuclves out place. Aside from providing addi­ tlw tackonbig of a rcudy-monry Job,'1 Junior High ifhool quartette, with w Ulb lninutc and We aIe stiU;'Sunday, rehcarn s for an hour or Substituting Waiter H Burd of Ann ] together. And |x.uc<- is much need­ tional room for the pumps and ruffcring from lu'rvauju. e ’ t' r " atter which the church serves | Arbor In phire of L B8;> r.cer otj, arc found in the classrooms.-Miss Hynter directing and accwn- ,unPrln„ froin tu results. -j two alter serves|Arbor place ot B. Spencer of,ed. other machinery, the taking out of Throughixit the state inrre-nua there has oc-ni been. panying on Hu.- ------piano,•' Another . .. .. lh , wc must mus, riolsibght A light refreJimeiils refreshments and'the and 'the choru.choruf. Ypsilanti.•. Mr Mr. Spencer liad had served rnrougniHit me thine that .,, YpribitlU. u rved . The next ts . thitt." the nclencv live old boilers and the old steam « great gre:.t increase, aho. also, in the ftumu«*ly Baddrem ^dre“- * cttLte “wiJJ?" TL?rear ?«' lc< w-1 " fj«hlut1y board for thirty- ol tnoru.. Failure to make apu.ia humNext came ■a, UmeJy by toA«»^r «UWtnal wemuM coore u ,« w t)w •«“"« ?x ,rvlw W fklthfuhy on the thu hoard pump has left room tliat can be ber of high school gra'duate* who ‘ Mr. >^rirt Snyder “a Nw lrork dX “ o%d toi mfilions generally take charge of the enurei i-ix y. ar Mr Burd is well known ' . . ... . ... .... catton of round ethics is responsible utilized for any additional machinery are returning lor post graduate haSt'wtae ex^rirAa' ufflareS XS??y inuSsSuntry. ,'ervtcc. -'«*«?• At At present «?, tne pastor or im.-pinu uus given imwu -yeara o« in-,; for much of our trouble. He tokl of which this city may wisp to add for any purpose it may jdeslre. Tiie ourses Hasting now has twenty»*«' '^“rBcXtriw which Crime cost u» over four bllUoas of ; church take-, about fifteen minutes I tensive work- for the company in two’Scotchmen who wfcre partner* miA to in carelessness «r»imnwi bh- rbr devotlun.il services or a talk, The’ writing Insurance in the. tetrttor'.- in the coal business. One joined a changes and alterations are being one students enrolledMn ixmt grad- . hxiufiht him into close touch dollars; fires due ChAriU ta^Hlarae otTeruut is divided fifty-fifty be-1 that has been awigned to Mr Rotary Club, and placed a framed | made in the winter time. When the uaie courses In the high SCtool. mUi munv uroolcs mid with world Hotis more. cnanty Charity -in the large ; 7 in the me bread targe. church and Uu. choru,’spencer, ro that he is well-acquaint - motto of Rotary hi the office. One Even before Ute let-down in lhei*,^.‘“"> ‘TiUthX wm *Ouricitto. U taking care W warm days of spring arrive, the fkOSWALD LAMPKINS. thing the ... । tcrior of the building will be patntnation'* industry, a marked increase S™.‘(‘ L i^nt Page " »»««. but at the some time thejtok- . Asa general « «•?"«. * programs ed with the territory and its peo- day he mentioned to his brother .... . ....... . ............... .. ^Ve aim i p|fi. Hr. jlus been one of the c mi- that- he whjied him to join Rotary render a mus.cal program at seven-, vd an attractive color and the ftime in fix- enrollment flgur.' <>f llr staled that the newspaper u-erie* are throwing away thousands;f juj. OJ our jjeuvii-* also. The brother a kc.i; Would you;\birty ©clock, to which all are >n-’ Grounds will be landscaped, then Has‘ • pair.' - y's successful agents, s JZ' 1' t __ ___ ,___________ , ,h__.H, tings will have a really line looking as __ .be reJTi T'm «h£ Wory of our time. The word In thb countr a ’numbers and several rtmpler song. Th new board of directors con- exixct ,m<-to ilvc-up to that tnottu?" vn?5 VrZ' - ,, This doubtless found its chief m» 1- NEWS was derived from Uie points wnat w< rrreo in uus country a a .. . fhnrus Wc have so ----ur‘1 aa M convenient Mlivc.n,cn< ana ond conremanur conveniently ’.oi..' ids of the following: The Yfroth; i replied "Of course." ml Meter who oowves^rrn'en- wen voting force at the time in the m-1 of the compass, north, cast, west Emanclgator to tree u* from.d>p.s und bv m,!nilxr.s of' ’ Terornc- Harmon of Ludington. answered: Then An­ Ii The j.-.e homm-mber nopiiM'inucr uiiswcrcvinen • ~ * Sure arranged water works plant. Ani. । would .. ...j..weigh i. <lld voiceWra and ato attractive txwsonantv. .. . oUie ..... whu....... hi h--l the coal?" nttractlvL personality. , nJce th(ng abo(lt lt u <h>]. creasing reluctancv of employers l<>; and south, and news from all iKilnt.-,. wa»ie. . . thechotus. I Uilhk wc have tried to j W. P Green ol Hillsdale.'subject tliemsclvra to the attendant: Is what wc look for in the news- • In America are have no need to tlng l(k( 11Cavy numberr,. M. [JcYoung of Muskegon I »hxh wolld Indicate that they were e .L ‘/LlnrU the ci:y dldn’1 »“w borto'»’ an>' -hazards of child employment. i jiapers But one should cultivate fear the macWnc-exaptmg' the j . h g„iid rcJtoV!ll)jp ftnt| Inal applying fair buslnl-ss method abd Mn« your friends and lets fill-----------------------------------L W Sunday •>£ Hastings. money to pay for the improvemenu. Tiie increasing rigidity of cliild tlu- habit of proper reading. In his;"political machine, Vhicn through; ,^01-^1 programs have don< tmicii !I their own business. >b«-' church. , Clare O. Thorpe of Kaltpiiazoo. The water system earned the cash labor laws, with special permits re- judgment a- murder is not news of Stall breeds crime and um.rclw. t0 kw.p u,, tlie n| member* E A. Parker of Hastings. • -The urgent need Is more charac- • LADIES NIGHT' LARGELY UK quired from the department ol U- such importance that it should read. Tto speaker paid a nm> trfbute nd lhc W1. ^1 to have Orr G. Stanley at Indian River. I ter. more faith in- God and liJ! tor and Indurtry for machine ojx'ra-’‘-r de placed un Ito first page of any (to the «aumn <d Ru**ta.i ,cVcral af bur hravy number-, each . Guv E. crook of Hastings. . 'I gr.odness, more purpose and deter-' ATTENDED TUESDAY EVE EX', S tors under 18 years of age. ami as-. Pai**. Notwithstanding all the | whom lie said were kind mid noble Jt.ar t0 in-.,rt,s! those who care for| M- E. Cota of Big Rapids. mrnation to play the |pime of life on I ___________ __________ ‘ wclatetl with this the tcquircmimu cr,tlclMn ol the P*^- wc n’ld the in mnnv waj's. but he has only con- lt Kra('c of ni'islc. The nnnibi r .Harold Sunday of Clare. the square Unless we can hnv-; -— to have the money to do the paying oft he Workmans comuoSation act ,ronl >•"«' *" newsj.ap.rs U not tempt for the leader* of that great ln thl ch,,rus varies from 25 to fifty Harrison Dodds of West Brench. | Hicue. prosperity cannot n turn and Commercial Club And Guests without selling bond*. of Workman's compensation 01 tto im workmans compoiuauon ucti KlV1.H o.cr to stories of crime. As country. We have no reason to fear The dirCf.tnr n,.v,.r Who will, Wm. H. Launateln of owiyteo. J wr are.already on the road to chaui ’ •The — - •Installation —— -• — -• — of •» the electric that double wmpenration.be grant-J u matter of 7^ ’- Rugstain fact a ,Fudy study of of tow-spa hewspuRussia in any any wayway. present ' Chari. H Hn.ih-. s of Prairieville,■ j We should all look' to tomorrow a , See Piny ’’Cradle Snatchpumping system has been a fine cd to injured operatora under 18 per hcad j n ^ sh0Uli about tcn . y^-F^-r should we headings shows that about ten NMttof should we give'imdue atWl. jx-n ^e a good leader can tyFr. d R Likins of Xtemphb. a time ' of' gre. eat promise and cease i । money-saver for this city. The era” After Banquet < years of uge, illegally employed. had^ lwn lo -----------\err cenl cent u is given to CTljnc crime, while--------; tention•-to-that new- fad that has provided for Mich-j chorus ..nd that; W. H Burd of Ann Arbor. it*it as a great threat.' thinkingabout wisdom of City Engineer Sparks and tho effect.of closing t-> high retool1 ^j1Uc.s take sixty “todies’ Night." an annual affair the council's waterworks committee ■'*’>' per cent. ™ been sponsored, and which is called !. uin 1JU a nal wrvlc<. t0 th? ]MI>: Tiie dlrectornunaulmou»Iyree|ect* ; -------------- ,-------------------boy* and girl* tno employment office i .. . , .. .. what wc call! "Technocracy. with the Hastings Commercial Club. He declared that No one m-c-ols to plt. of Barry ciunty.and would have rt Wv oOter. .'4 .» WA.P...J - JtJ[jGE c HOLDS door in mart factories. "depression" is hot depression at all. know just wnat it is and what it is a wholesome influence for good. Eleven, industriul cities of the1 It is u continuation of tiie World . -’xpected to to -----! L- W Sunday. President. . FOR THE DEFENDANTS memtors of the C!ub and tiieir la- lwo of 3M and un^ L000 gaUon state which rejrlrted the tenth grade i'war. Nations stopped uslrig soldiers! At the present time democracy is ADCn|il|CT fiCTC TERM I E. A. Parker, Secretary-Treasurer. I . • enrollment as 63 per cent of the! When the peace treaty wits signed., tremendously on trial and wc must RnoUlHIQI UCIO icnm in rohnn throl Pcr mIniHr capacity, the latter being ‘ Ojiy E. Crook. Vice-President. Heir* Never Accented Nnqh IN JACKSON PRISON , The executive board consist* of: C*yS e'.Cr„ cceP ® w‘lS. J?Aho?kn SV'IfiS .“vlrTl'K . sixth grade enrollment in 1928-29:; but they did not cense fighting each I work our way out. never losing indicated the tenth grade enrollment' othei. trying to-get the best of ©no’sight of the fact tliat the greatest. i Messrs Jerome Hannon, w. p. ville Bank Stock, So Need :X^hetSVrU?eitoacM,rofS dom^f tht. .rrlnxemS’t-to shcran as 34 per cent of the sixth grade en­ anotiH r. The United Btate* wns the 1 values arc human values. Our solu- John Stakkwicx OJ Not n5.*k Pay Assessment by the _____________ .eA fact that it makes a flexible rollment In 1930-31. mordlng to supply house for the nations of ucn will hever come through Tech-' In inter Central-— miditon-ti.mer. which can be easily adjusted donia Convicted Of Crime !comj)’miiy -ny w.> wa.- in raerwm excellent »t«wnu;ai fiiflinctaj —• cariying on "his work as re- play »•—> — •— - given -ut----------statistic* in "Education o( Michi- i Europe when they were fighting, solnofracy. whatev'er tliat may be. or Ltlon and tht Nashville C.IIIU.I'IU JUKI In ill view m.-w of zencra) KVin.-i«u «lvw — • of ......... ........ - State Bank. utn.• who 7—- are — - known ------- as — the —Grand —- , the required load*. Ordinarily gall’s Children." Bulletin No 25 we enjoyed a resulting prosperityJ scrapping the machine that has | ’ In Kent County ■('inn* had i.«,i maintained n.ntxtoituMt to u< nrci. Finli'V Jr. brought brotmhtjmlt' .suit Rapid* Ranlds Civic Players. .After the din- o(l(, jjq gallon* per minute conditions port- : Edward IL> B. Finley After tto rirenlly publislicd by the Michigan But ineyitably. wc must store in the ■ made America great. We must put • ■■ taguinst Ethel Baxter and Erma ; ncr nnd the community singing the pumps will raise the water rcqt/ired Slhkiewicz Grand Rapulsjtion very well. suffering .of European nations be- |6«r faith in achievements^ and not; Jp'.ip ----------- of - ------------------Education Association. These same, vnwrc M , MM ,, ... . — -v-„„ ________ ... ]Fcighner. to collect an awssment| banqueters proceeded to Central au• ■as cdhvlcted lust week in the circlr- ! ———-— of that war. which has result-; ujx>n wreck.*. With Moul hearts, wc’was from the wells; but If tiie gauge cities reported tto twelfth grade cause ed'*in the'hardships we now sutler.[must keep sunshine in our hives and cult court of Kent couniy wn Thc[ DFATH RF’sIll T1* 0,1 u“ xdares of that bank's stock dltorlum to listen to a "wild and shows tiie pressure i* diminishing, enrollment as compared to the But let us not think that we ore'that abiding sense of humor that charge of having set tire to a barn nuwuui w ■ .which was owned by- their mat her. wooly” eastern play, with many lu- almost Instantly a 250 gallons per sixth grade, to have increared from in it- Other countries are en- ha* always been with us. and face owned by Frank nnd Aleksand: FROM BAD ACCIDENT “n>v dtce;,ed- and which they had dicrous situottotu. entitled "Cradle M.- minute or a 350 gallons per minute 28 to 39 per cent in the same per­ alone during far" mere thatp ‘the future with confidence, because Paccwicz of Caledonia last August. j inherited.. Snaifhers.' Tto members mcmocrs of - the .he ||Utl..> can add its fiow. to u to far-TOGre than- we. When When*the iod. One large city reported a tenth • ------ -He held a mortgage for »2.(X>j Edwin Woodman Drawn In-' Itw •— clrcun -—»ri«nces -.ly fine players in the and raretjTln cast g (|are lc pressure unusually up-------to ------------the re­ the imtlons of the world shall learn America Is not going to be put on grade enrollment of 109 jxh cent tliat gave ----exectont n necUte power 1* far on the He was sent■ aw,n wooaman Drawn *n- .Avn. sumewhJit exceptional. The ----"— Ityfrpretatlon* of not only must actual war wilii 1 exhibition . ...v building. uu..u..h>. .... an awnelaUv, J , „,,m. and a twelfth grade enrollment of arms becofne n thing of the past.! The address by Dr. Edmonson on to Jackson fur from two to five! to Buzz Rig Machinery I two sisters were tto only heirs. ttelr part. 64 jxt cent of it* sixth grade. un.«« — [Step* had been taken by the moth- audlente lhal troadrt the »u<U- Mmy-rf u, pumpuuwUU'matea U but also that they must cease hating! "Can We Afford Public Schools?" years. Tills properly was insur- I — - * When Olothes Caught [er'to trawfer her property to herj Uirinni to. to limit. Figures, when - available for the and trying to undermine one un-. war. a thought-provoking talk Dean cd in Jlw Farmers Union Mutual। ----------------------------------------possible to hold the amount of-------cur­ prerent-school year, will .'without other, then only can we have peace.; Edmonson is not an alarmist He insurance Company The Commercial Club, their* rent used to tile very minimum. iny oi woomana. r of Woodland. F..';’> Edwin A. Woodman ol Orangeville । daughter* during tor lifetime, sp . doubt ret a’new high in attendance Front page iKKltion should be given ’ rtated that It was evident that a c. Kilpatrick, representing represcfitini: that than! township v<»iwup .'.uffcred simcreu a terrible icinu«v acciaiv>- that, administration ot her estate in guests anti tiie. people of this city' Not only has-the electric pumping -• •to-■investigate ------------ 'a— on Friday ..i™ .. nine »A «« nnd enrollment. A recent national to all ctlorts which make for peace' planned aUnck on free public edu- company, was sent pnient _________ _____ the—; dent about M 'he >>• .probate •.--------- court ------- would ------- not ?— be -­ apprecuite the tine spirit of the eqal equipment bt+n a big money saver, i t . 4 | t 1XJKA jMe u> tore a ' survey show* a decrease—estimated at home and abroad. We should cation was tn progress and that there foas. and found some-suspicious clr-i ri-rulUng in his death about eleven ; necessary. Certain securities which, Grand Rapid* Civic Players, who but li ma makes it possible to hare a stance* connected with the fire.[o'clock ,aner and A». The at more than one-third m compared each realize that prosperity tn one are enemies of free public schools who cunutance* fire, o'clock that same s-ime evening. | however, did not include •»- •*" the teni put on this play without any oom- much much cU cleaner and better pla plant. The redurX10a ln ,to expwue of .WKO..CM with. w»... We thought .w/ciid witli lhc average figure—in the nation cannot long be enjoyed if mu« must uc be reckoned Hc/dl not have much evidence to - Hfc. in company with some other shares of bunk stock she owned J penration. asking only their expen- j ' number of 14 and 15-year old chil­ gained at the expense qf other na­ flftv years ago that wc had settled start with, but kept at it until i men. was working on a-tauzz rig. his were left in charge of the bank?to re* in com ng to Hasting* and re- lhe waurirork* systtfa has made » turning to their homes. A nominal |lflS5 | bJe fo tWl . clty to rwlun rate* -—-— pGssime tor trw city to ww. rat®, should look upon forever the .policy of free public enough evidence was brought to the i particular Job being to throw tto be delivered to her daughters upon dren leaving school. ' jtion;; --- - — so--we— —- ------— out -r— schools in the United States: but it Jury to warrant n conviction. The;.wood away from the machine. As her decease. However, tto mother admission of ten cent* was charged- to a!J c|tUcn8, and ,H11 show a balThe school* of the country have the world with openmlntta , jc^r. The ftaXi next bl; big :news the future ' not been unmindful of tto fact that , Th? ‘.c— of tto fut.... look* now. in the judgment of Dean Woodland company, through Mr. he turned around the back ol hl*' retained tto bank stock nnd kept u for the purpore of meeting the ex- anee on Jh(. rUhl sltk. of individuals ,w believed Deuevea would wouia come from the Edmonson, that wc will have as bit- Kilpatrick, had a large respotui-taoat caught on a shaft and .u ..I. drew - [in <>•. her own .private bank box and. petMC connected .with Vie pnraenta•—• The The waterworks waterworks system system not not o«uy only a fair proportion of tto individual* ... un ... . .............. , Attend.... .. ■ w Kkv liter -------- newc ----------1V M . public — -• -> in getting --------------------------------------- — ------------- - Hc securities men-jtion of tiu. tto ni«v play. whatetH Wtotertrebatafwe^ at makina tills increased «ky.. It It urns wa* big new* wton Pranlrltt, Franklin i ter »a „„ fight to maintain vm our billty tto information andXilm into the machinery. I»» was «’»«'•not ’<« with *•»>» the >’<•• other .-..ritu. m,.n. n.->« n» bui*iMre „flnance# lu ------------ improvement* —---- ------- - .. ance at these ages seek some prac- brought tto th* lightning Hohtnina down Hath on nn Ids school u—। system as we u-a tod fifty years hrtn?in<r bringing thia this man man tA to >wik book for r.»r n»«iextricated his extricated and brouaht brought to **Pennock I tioned. Thia bank stock was found may remain after paying tto expen- Ujc vJftn, but p^-, for exten'hospital where it wm found that to in tor own bank box after he• res will be given to the Welfare A*- ilons of Uu, Wttlcr malna have tical training for vocational activi- kite string. .The telescope has'ago to establish it. He urged teach- ottaue. brought us great news from other'era' to do their utmost to so inter--------------- *■»» »-----------!’*« injured internally and terribly death. No delivery of tto stock was social'.on. to made now anjl then. ■ worlds and other systems of worlds. prct the public schools to tto pco- ADDED TO KELLOGG 1 bruised ■ jnacle to tor daughters during her . Altogether the evening wp dePuhUc uUmies owwd by a city are Practical courses, providing tech­ We are just beginning .to appreciate. plt. that there will be warm friend- HU nunnATinsi pt* cd Surviving are tto widow and lifetime. No adnuniitratlon of thoughtfully spent by the members n(). ordtnarlly M amducted a* to nological and clerical training, have how big the universe is nr.d how ship for the plan, so that sentiment, FOUNDATION STArr [eleven children. Funoral lentcas estate had torn mode by mean* of the Club aftd their guest*. . make saving* powllto; but In recent been added nnd expanded, and tho mall o part of it our little earth lean be and will be aroused that will ----------I were told on Monday afternoon, wldch ownership of the stock could ------------- • • • .ycara otir waterworks plant hra bcm boys and girls who have remained in really makes. The atom seems a a-wurc the future of tto American Dr. G. M. Byington Has Many Rev. King officiating. Burial In be transferred lo them, so there wm WQODLAND MUTUAL — ‘ basis, the put ---------------------upon a profit-paying school will eventually enter the small object, but scientist*-are now tystem of public education. Frienda In Barrv . Pralrtevllle cemetery. no acceptance of the stock by th. rates reduced and sail the system office, store or factory, or go on the belienng it holds secrets which/Thl* HuUfute. wm in every w*y Friends In Barry [ ^r»- Tto c*s- wm-Wed in tto TAKES IN EATON CO. earns money enough to take care of farm with a basic training which when knoWn may reveal a power!successful, reflecting much credit tiie c-cds of the plant- and needed County JUDGE DECIDES CASE clrdult court. Judge McPcek sent in, advances them immeasurably in the of the water mains, and .me uc.euuxnw ,te uvu.x. ~ C. J. Moore, Freeport, Prcsi- extensions scale of productivity as a wage­ n good sired savings account has y. .. m. l^X,n.»,D?S'P“nX“;iH01d. No Agreement Shown.S&VSKSX ’ cept the stock..ami therefore do noti dCnt, W, H. Lind, Secretary, been accumulated in the water earner. ‘ works savings fund. F. 0. Kilpatrick, .Treasurer SKM£ w “ k KriteX"' T ° Eollcv “ f ’ lehnor 01 -Iw An une. by then, o, JANUARY MEETING ! LOCAL P. T. A.’S WILL BROUGHT FROM MINNESOTA, the me *tafl hjii of oi tinux W. vv. K. iv. Kellogg niuogg Founroun » the Mock was never consummated. The annual meeting ft Hie Farm-' Calvin 1. Hill. Jr. was br«u«M Tfrnnri «....■! —J Contract Obligation [hence to holds lltat the receiver b ers. Union Mutual Fire Insurance 2,000 LOSSES FROM OF CENTRAL P.T.A.; ATTEND CONVENTION . , , . . , . 'Byinxton was bom and gicw . J“dW McPcek filed hh opinion । not entitled to a judgment against Company of -Barry, Ionia and Kent ln Dr. vAtin^'mn^hr^tn RECENT HIGH WINDS here Saturday from tli^ state has- t0 youn5 manhood in Barry town-! counties was told at the company's pital at St. Peter. Minnesota, by a fhip. graduated from the Unlver-i Atty. Archie McDonald Gave Fourth District Mid-Winter office in Woodland, and selected tnc and -■ then -----from--Rs medical FM?UFw«hiM>?* Minnesota officer. *Sity ----------------’ J­ de- de.r ‘n 1 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. Thursday ’------------s And Sunday’s following officers: ------Fine Talk—Mrs. Hubbard's , Conference At Ionia On partment. and had built up a fine ’ . * Bp ’ * ar ® A™ 1 , i It appears that he left lost sum- । 1UUUK... »..v ........ —.... «.. n President, c. J. Moore. Freeport. . Windstorms Caused Many “ 5w U1..?’! . The undersigned township treosRoom Won Pennant j mer to visit his two sisters in Los practice in charlotte. Charlotte, E V. Colby. Alto, ou Wednesday, tract in 1920. Frighner sold It to’urers will be in the Community ..Vice-President. -------------------------------------------- Feb. 8 .Angeles. He had been mentally unEverybody who knows Dr. Bylng- another The January meeting of the Cen-’, ------ Wm. H. t .-j <„ —. Small Losses man and this buyer sold room of tto Hastings National Bank । sttfretary, Lind. WoodThe meeting of the fourth district 1 balanced before this time and had ton knows that Dr. Pritchard, iiead tral P. T. A. was held Thursday eve­ The nign high wmaa wind* of Thursday iMt U to a third party. Payments were’lor the purjxxsc of receiving taxes land. / ।I me murwmj wn ning in the auditorium. Atty. Archie mid-winter conference of the p. T. j seemingly recovered, but evidently of the Kellogg Foundation, has continued on the contract for quite1 on Saturday. February 4, and Sat-, Treasurer, F. C. Kilpatrick, Wood-- week and of Sunday thl* week will lie held in the Prrwhvrartan. became confused again and wonder- mode no mistake in his selection of a time by the third party, bo Mr. McDonald was the speaker of the aJh.Lh ’ n.^a -------u* a - flood «—of — 5los* — report* ---*-*« *urday. February «■ 18. land brought lo . i^'ed “» Minnr-ou. AinmlwDr.Bjmswn.il. u «)»lpxa in evening having as his topic, "Ju- ।church in Ionia at ten 0 clock A. tU.;could not glve any account of him- training, experience, -character and Frighner believed that his responsi­ Burt Long. Carlton Treas. j Directors. E. L. .Schantz. Nashwindstorm Invuranre Company venlie Delinquency and Crime." John H. Blnnafi, Baltimore Trea*. vUle and Geo. W. Schneider, Lake <>f this citr 8ojar the number at Wednesday, February 8. A number self. Recently he had become clear- personality tor this particular work, bility under the contract had ended, So interestingly did Mr. McDon- of , gtxxl speakers will be on the pro- er tn hi* mind, and the authoritic* Tho Charlotte Republican voices the because of these payments and the Gordon Ttinmnson.-Hotic Ode*" ‘ . ‘losses reported from Ito two *tonm TT>ompM>n.-Hope Treas. TTeas. aid handle « his topic Hty-'r'th.rhi that many ,8ia,,n "n? lu,ncll£?n wpl i» served i there had learned that he was from regret of that community in the re- acceptance of them by Mr. Ivnder. The secretary's rcjwrt showed u reaches 3.000. Fortunately Ito Elver Barcroft. Irving Trcaa. wtiiheTw^ni membership of 7.032, with . over amount of tto loss In nearly The Judge holds that, os no writ­ Burr Laubaugh. Rutland Treaa. ™2,hUrC*J i11* fuU Pr°<r,m thU “ate and county. As three movol of Dr. Byington: but U 524,000,000 at risk and cash awet* case average* small. *0 tto 1 bring SrSiaWrf siZh vital <1Wn ' I *-ere no »n thl* state pleased, on his account, because the ten agreement relieving Mr Fclgh- A-Adv. Jan. 25 and resources of more than 150.000, gm,. wjij not be so heavy portancc^to'cvervoi^and so'mitch »■ A. organi-। Mjaol such \k««_ mThere arc many s'P. T. organi-1 or county to return him to Michl- Kepaoncan Republican is confident that he will ner from the contract was produced itlmw In thli county iwuhlw and they n.111 ... he was . .. brought I____ A.. here >... by . a Min... ^._L. good. ___ > with no indebtedness. Tto insur- Mme previous windstorm*. M?dX touted 2 ration.* ip thl* will I gxn. make in tto trial, and no conclusive oral TO OBSERVE GOLDEN evidence to show that Frighner was i WEDDING ON JAN. 31.t. ante was ritnost equally divided ever, it will amount to 1 I right now. Just what to do with SLUM SUPPER—ARMY STYLE. ©yer relieved of his contract. obli-; Mr.’and Mrs. Solon Doud will among the three counties In tto figures Most of tto to In next week's Issue of the Banner.. A territory. Losses for 1932 were 35 from damage to roofs Of Ktions. therefore Felghncr must be'celebrate their golden wedding an-. --------— I ng' The membersof Laurence J. him has not been determined. IX ------- than ln 1B3i The nlc< lhln< rof |ljt The boys of Mrs. Hubbard’s room ' Id os Mill a party to the contract, niversary on Tuesday. January 31J per cent les*------ — —-«,w a sister sister living'tn living "in Grand Grand C-T- Baucr P04* **“ “ ?“?!*? OP ------------------------------. has a sang som- very pleasing numbers, GENERAL MEETING supper, army style, at the Legton The Judge' cites authorities which at their home. 822 W. Green 8:. 'Hie annual meeting voted to arid mgds a WtiMtaUaia Oo. METHODIST LADIES* AID. *4»their voices blending in fine har­ home on Thursday evening. Jan. 26., hold ttot such an agreement must They will entertain with a family, Eaton county to the territory Jn tliat the company J« u mony and showing splendid trainingI A meeting of the general Ladles' । All of the work will be done by the । be established before tiie defendant "dinner and in tto evening from which it will operate. This will pay It* Iomm matui on the part of the teacher. Missi Aid Society will be held at the, PANCAKE SUPPER. ------------r-------------I Legionnaires who promise to give can be relieved of ohjlgntion under, seven till nine o'clock will hold open ■ make a solid block of four coun-— Hunter. „ MetivodUt church parlors on Wed-1 Homemade sausage, Quimby you all you cun <!at for 25 cent*. An I tto contract. Ho therefore render- house when their friends arc In-1 tics. The company hM made a fine DANOS AT Mrs. Hubbard's room won the pen­ nesday afternoon, Feb. 1. All Who church. Thurs., Jan. 26. Ove till seven. Invitation is extended to the gen- ied a Judgment In favor of the plain-: vited to call. They request that tto 1 record for prompt payment and tor Saturday n nant for attendance. cral public. tiff, |friends omit gifts. . (handling to business at a tow ©ori. Mc.-Adv. , can are urged U> attend. Price 25c. Asuplcea L. A. 5.—Adv. The meeting was opened with Taoa prOnoscd Bv Coni? J aftettwon a:.d expired------• -•; ,^" -----n Rotary Speaker Said With­ Tho City’* Population Has o'clock. Superintendent W. D. Wai­ three splendidly rendered musical/aoa rroPosta “J thereafter. funeral thereafter.Hl*Ilia funeral was hod on < r _. — . . - jlace of Nashville presided. There — At a. t> —u—Sunday. ----- .... --------.....— arc left, tin out'These The World Is 0. Ketcham Brotherhood Four children Not Increased In the Past .,I was community singing, led by Prin-; selection*, by the High school or- n Ichrstra. under the direction of Mr.; nrur. Lockwood Chrm youngest being u daughter of Headed For Chaos uockv.ooci, unrm. ,..earJ unu,.wl cv,.n. h;i. ’ clpal Wm. T. Wallace of tto Itos- weale'y Ugan ” Four Years PRESENT OFF CERS WERE REELECTED M PEEK �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 85. 1933 PAGE TWO PETITIONS! BE­ ING CIRCULATED The creation of a Central State Bchool Fund would be pan of the ' plan to equalise educational cosu and opportunities. The petition asks the state to provide sufficient reve­ nue so chat the public schools of Michigan may be malntahMid at ! least on the 1K-3 level of operating HWrSESSONS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS? 'THINKS SALES TAX BE.":*'.-'1 WOULD BE SUFFICIENT' THOBN.KPFLE GARDEN CLUB, planting for the large lawn. LOCAL NEWS t . •. 0 "ittwntlqncd above are well known. • tt tr*e I vary widely tn shape and are rea­ There U no portion of our garden icmablc in price Mrs Louis Miller la recovering, ' quite us essential a* our trees. Tiiey An article will apfaear In th!* are the most permanent of all. column soon on Rockery planu — 000,000 In Michigan ■ Miss Minnie Waite is very wr- planU. For this reason we should'J. A. Hoce. ' . THAT SEEMS INEVITABLE A great _______ ■________ INTEREST AROUSED IN 1 ereat <ta«l t« being haini, said .aui In in (airor1 toudy Jlck at her home on W. deal I* * use Judgment in their selection and i b ---- :------- < • * '■ UNLESS NEW REVENUE ofr rataftig enough money by a bfle* QUESTION OF SCHOOL■ if poulblc secure reliable advice a* • WEEKS CORNERS. LARGE CROWD AT ix in this stale so as to relieve real The Rutland Cemetery Circle will IS AVAILABLE MAINTENANCE . estate of all taxation for that pur- meet with Mrs. Jennie Loehr W«l- rec. location on our propertj. , COMMUNITY MEETING pu*.-. The suggestion u made that nesday P. M.. Feb. 1. nnn<> . - „ I ai-coiui[ Of the teachers' Institute in' | As shade tree* none 1* quite so Hasting* SCHOOLS MAY itf M? ^rudM ^^“fS ’mm , A ‘),V“htewIT *Ml'n‘ at pcnnofl; common one ASKING STATE TO PROeommcr. ns as the 'lie maple. maple. Tills This u U cue! Mrs. Lillie Matteson apent 8aturProgram By Irving Orange SOMEHAVE TO BE CLOSED XX ctt. wT^nJ^h ---------------“ of tho most ger-rally used trees (Uv nt Mr and Mrs. Ernest MatteVIDE FOR REVENUE Greatly Enjoyed At Lake-' known, although the Lombardy pop- ;<Jn thr McOtuber district. ' purpose. The stale of New tar ta very frequently found Either Mr., Ethel Whitworth and Doro-1 view Friday Night Wrk rvlltts upon a state Income tax; Legislature Must. Provide February Taxpayers In More Than Six Out in the Lakeview rcno-i , but that is so variable that it i* not cmeet i.uic»1 Thursday, i££k dmmr b ’2 at the ol these trees makes a line specimen! thy of lhe Culver district and Mr» school m»<ils- „ for afreet or drive. They should be Bessie DeCrocker ot Scotts spent' tuck dinner. Thousand School Districts trlct the P, T. A. organization has Way To Help School Or pi ning satisfactory. Tlu- state of !EL... «..U . --------- I - ■ New York I* right now imMM * daughter was bora to Mr. and used ns lawn trepi only where thr Wednesday with their parent*. Mr turned into•a----------Community Club, -a Results Will Be-’Scrtous Make This Request in the red. because thte tax has been Haymond Hummel , of Irving property is large enough to provide 'and Mrs. Frank Matteson, fine, spirit prrvaiiins. ' On Friday - and- -Ire Michigan* public »thcol»- Bi redure-d heavily rw-1’ • nt Pennock hospital on Jan. for plenty of lawn. : Mr. Mr*. — Fred- Ritchie and ForiiMing attention on the need night a “Hard Times" party «a* of Michigan* public .school* for held at Uw schoolhoiue. everyone - danger ot IFavid Frtdav a nationxDv known 22■m-»«»i»uic»inMriMw.a- M>n nt Kata'nuuoo spent Bunday at lug closed. or run . eccnoftust. who At ,ht' Cheer -Vp party Monday pcctally thr city home, ta not tame Lylb Dicklson*. fund.- to take the i-lare ot tht»* coming in appropriate crMume* half-day sc :n»’ Will thousands whq ha* has studied studied the the matter. t-.timair5 that o sales tax evening there was a good attend- enough to admit one of the larger Lawrence and Charles Matteson! previously available from the gen­ Abou* one hundred- fwty-Sre were would entirely relieve real estate n,wl uI1 report a delightful trees, but there urr many which are of Hie McOtnbcr district lias tain' eral property tax. petition* are being present and enjoyed the.splendid T. I time. . ■ ' ’ very adaptable for either Hie the town lawn culling wood • tot* Frank Mutleaon Un>,‘ ’ “daolablc tor circulated in the more than six program which included sclwrtens -c of attending ochool^a* from taxes to supiwt the state govthousand school dluncta of the by u group from the Intng Grange. 1. Barn to Mr. nnd Mr*- Itoy Stadel or between the specimen tree* on till- past Week. ualiy the caw in'Atabam-i. I: ernmeut of Carlton Twp., on Tuesday. Jan. country or large city -----tmme. -------- properties „ — - Mr. and Mrs Floyd Armour and Everyone had a pood time even if l2». a baby gtri. Mother and baby -------” h “ ' ” — “ ~ * ------------grounds. With th.r-e might be put Iamily and Mr*. Hilda Irving of they were packed Into the scho.ilUNION MEETING WAS month the signature.' of hundred* rocifii. j ore both fine. the catalpa bungri or umbrella Hastings s|m nt Sundav evrning'wtlh' ’ of thousand* ot Michigan vojcr* VFRY McCreery'a 50c special Monday tree. Bechtels Dowering crab, white ,vr. and Mrs Lyle Dickerson A membership cociat i* b>.ing VEH I oULLEoorUL alld Jun 30 aiia Sl. any fl >wcnng dogwood, tree form hy-. ------------- e ------------win be laid before tho Governor and held a* a mrato of arousing inter­ Izavcs from tree* on tin- lawn' .. . .lady* dre*s or coat, man's suit or; drangea. purple leaf pl«m the Legislature, asking th- -date to est and wc would »ay that it » sueNext Service Will Be At City ocout^^cleaned and pressed. Cash' .Tlx evergreens in larger types are -ho-.ilii b<- removed, ax they do not provide some mean* of school sup­ oeuudul If Friday night * crowd was studs ard land carry. — Adv. port to rebele tto severe burden on any criterion. fine where ymir tawn or garden will H.uu*t tiie growth of gnus unit.-.. Mission With Rev. Gibbs ' * “ *'*’ Mtaa Virginia Paige announce* a Iieruut Best o< nil arc tile *prucr». cojnpletclj' decayed. property, and to prowdrvuffiitient u bulletin entitled "Educating: As The Speaker । dance recital ot her pupil* at th.- The Colorado blue, the 'silver |lp —----------- ■* w - ------------- revenue so that the public *chbch, apthigan * Childn n * of Michigan may be maintained ut meetingi,’arlih hou*c Friday night.• -Feby. 3. and the Washington are the three j The 3000-acrc tract along the Tile monthly union mcvuiiu —z- — According to this study, thr anmost papular varieties. • intcniatimial boundary between tlw least on the 19*3 level of operating winch »a» told ta»: Thursday a: at eiglrt octock. "mg questtons l>. ■i.. Fu. Mrthudut church wa* well Knick.-ro.rk.-r ag. Il *erc *c«rd w.-rIf your property is well watered.1 United States and Canada is called o,‘ Thursday Mr* Keltar Sum , .... — «kh wunderluM on Wednesday an i Vo ..■■ Hd.d R.A Qfariulrt. pastor of wl1* entertain at luncheon comph- the weeping willow L-. a beautiful the "garden." me*.nod entirely to the tawmake:*. decided thsy would pay a rt’it to th* Hal Wrtkvan Methodist church. 1 mentary to tlu- n<» members ot but mention* »ara>u» o(!»rr taxe* us treat wwld outside -of Ha .tine • I . . puke tram the toeme 'Chru: Thr Emmanuel E»umxip«i church piujible -o-jici* of rrtiuur. tnclud- Th. - caught a nd. a* far a* Doul- iulf in-- , u. many ot- nl>ior A number ot church*» M‘* Arthur Laubaugli u asxutma lug the »*)"» and graduated metmuthen crn-.«rd over t« Um- Ka.a- gun and rmall-: <7 !i> air |ud :<;>re.-ci-.:ain<* present und K *,!h the can- ot Jack Laubaugh. ' nuo'o . n*.!, but w< rr headed ot! bt pa vt : . thr com-ng . ■. ,,<j number may be still *ho •» v,,ry tn at hi* home on W<-»t •' The text ol Ute petition Lt a> fol- the unfeeling sheriff ot Katamaz*. th. ; • .j -t ; :> i...: . at the next rm-eting which Orcen St. Mr. Laubaugh is 87 yeat* ejiunty nnd his deputies on Thurs­ lawwt . I i:iw,«rt> Michigan util U.;i bv held St tho City Mtoslor..«d■ "To the Governor and Legislature of day. Their -parenu weir alter . .1 to i Gibb*, pa tor ot th- Free Mr anrt Mrs Jack-Rak. w»ky ha'r them Thursday and -ended the ro­ the State of Michigan: Mctoodi**. church, a* .^peaker. Tln-.-c [JJiOved hito Mr*. Ida McCoy * house : RECOGNIZING ’ that a Crists mance. th< lr g.Ml Hi,. OU W. Statu St., and Mr. nnd Mrs< cxiKta in maintaining public *chooU uni ’file deepening <>1 aplritiial fife among among ' Weldon Bronson me again in their. . in Michigan. We. the undergUffipd Chi; tian* und tho splvatioti ot the 'own home, m of public education." voters and supporter* of the public | McCrerry's 50c . sjieclal Monday Give them your support. Sunday, February 5 will be Rally H raf the pcrtuunt facts^hown rciiouls ot Michigan', hereby appro-. arid Tneaday, Jan'. 30 .fid 31. any the principle of the greater support Sunday at the Hustirat." City MIS- in t] Study arc. lady-* drveJt nr coat, man * suit or UOME siun. .The building will be ojx-fs lor Ti of public schooLs by the State with o cixit. cleaned and pressed; Cash mrailxTr the Hastings an equal reduction of local taxes on carry—Adv. . . ,d a delightful and • property. ,WE ENDORSE THE spvctlon Al) the old fnentU of the . There will be a P. T. A. enter- • , in the Pn-ubyler- tainim.-nt PRINCIPLE of raising future reve- .Mlssiciif and former pastors me in- . ... ut the Striker ochoolhousc' A" |Mirt.»r». tin- occasion bring tht on . nue for the support o! the state gov­ viu-d and*wdl be sent invitations to irv. Saturday evening. Jan 28. The •r.iiual luncheon and election id attend. Revival wmc<> will begin . eminent and public education by rctnshmepts will consi-t of saint*’' • means pf such taxes uAtta* inheri- the same day with specjaF muMc rron j wlches. pickles, cake and colfer. ' dxty ladies were seated at and song. Further announcvnutit Vtn! • (snee and stilt taxes, the graduated W.ud iceeived from Mr. and Mrs. < - tastily appointed in . income tux. sales tax. Utility tag, 1 white, the club color*. ! E. A. Burton.*ays that they were ' truck und bus tux. or any other tax having New -Orleiin* on Jan. 23,' Wc* flunked tbr mam on-.which may be feasible, except a .’i- ;- at<-H the officer* a in: [alter a pleasant stay tn that inter-1 property tax.' WE REQUKST that i eating city. Their new addre.v, will Judge McPeak on Friday. *cr.-, the above taxes levied lnr edUCa­ [ be given later. . tcnced- Alber: Trim, dtargi-J with t tlon bv placed in the Primary .possesion O.r Friday evening the men* and ot hquor. to j torty-livt,re not in tlu* city. School Ptmd and a Central State is the someth anniver- women's Bible ciassev of tiie United ' School Fund lor the purjxwe «l days m. jail on ht* plea tit guilty Btetiwn Sunday School will hold a Oh Saturday Mi--. Etiu-lyn Pre .* club* <« ganlzatoin tlu.equalizing school costa, and be^c-rd mi yer* ary l-.mciiron rich si.ci.il mrvlntg m the ciiurcii. A to replace present luxes coBectr# ton wa« brought ta-twr him c-lurry' ’ ed With thr unlawful iw OF an au­ • Ives uhiJn by the mem- pot luck supper krill b ■ .on the home und tin- farm. ti-,30 followed by Un intt WE REQUEST THAI KCONO- tomobile. He-placed-hrr on pro­ • \ if-.:..-. Wom-ii*' Cftib* Be­ gnnri. MIES BE EFFECTED tluq will bation for n pi-ruxt of two year*. Mrs, N R. Rose^Yet : ..nd Hu- altt-ndaik: place the total.operating co ts of baby girt. . > at jtiife <pnveniiofk' , from Yimw. Ant. that ' the school; ot Michigan on » bask, burn to -.cht-Giii. tin local club i* a comparable with - (h:>M ot iv. " “ and tliat a'cash income for amour.t be provided WE HEREBY PFFITION .... health .tor r. long time fuLr.n ’ Governor and lite legislature of th: held .>• • l\mState ot Michigan to enact taw* :n - .-rt x'•'will ,ham church, three mil-.', <>' accordance with the foregoing." "T ’* hr,r. < n Thursday at 2 P. M_ Relieving property tar ‘ *Hon ----- has T>> ^’-v Hh clu eiSctaUlig. Buna! ui * 6: uir aft - .-ikon and nirm fiortion of the cost ot ec 'Inion cenu-tery. . . Uiurt.-r members. Mrs - J H had the endorrtment of the Mate'* told «.f the meeting place* . hading educator* for year*. The ' fchifting ot the main burden from the local property owner'uill m e.td hr-. Partrc* ot ' £t.JW“V-YE H.-£h ‘ s-/' rOTal'n Wta-; old brought tuck for the seho.iL support back v, the 2nd. Ail C1W,. a!K1 thimb!...lock Monday night took u do*t.-nt days Up w J state, much in accordance with the y-nm,, s Ev.in*. Secv rychninc. evidently with auicir! original concept of the framers oi —-—^4 Mr- Martan Good > ear stim.-. Hie Constitution . r. t. a. n»d up the public tiling accoui-• • Mnihtenanci- ot the present prlSecond Ward P. T A. will tn­ pUhcu by ti t- club ' mary fund would be fututamental.! Monday evening. Jan. 39 a: 7:3C. ' uT you! Repriced: or Fluffy Collars - Big Sleeves Co££ee Price Was Price Now $25?.° With Two Trousers You SAVE $7.50 Price Was Price Now $28--° $19--° With Two Trousers You SAVE $9.00 Price Was Price Now $32”° $19"° and $24.00 With Two Trousers You SAVE $8 to $12.50 Price Wai Price Now $38^ And $28.00 With Two Trousers You Save $10 to $18.50 Price Was Price Now $44--° s’32l--° With Two Trbuaers You SAVE $12.50 Price Now You SAVE $19 to $27 Dressy WOOLENSI TWEEDSI / Every Coat Musi Go! 10c Gold Dust Waehing Powder Ige- pt*aCorned Beef Hash Armoura SUITS at a Big Saving s24"° JjJuiwn pit Taylor Made and $32.00 With Two Trousers Magnificent FURS in Chase <fc Sanborn's Potatoes To the men in thin com­ munity who really ap­ preciate fine custommade suits — we urge you to take advantage of the next few days to purchase really tine . . . Price Was Sugar 10 44c Butter WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Reynold* spent 'Hmrsday with Mi .uni Mn- A. HlCd • and family a 18c fifty present at Saturday held and Mr. Wm. -he Cotumututy 19c J. C. PENNEY 116-118 EAST STATE ST., HASTINGS Never before ha* the oppor­ tunity been no good <•> pur- WATERS CLOTHES SHOP The next one1 Finest Quality Meats Sttong at Kalama: Hamburg Rib Beef Roaati lb. 7c Roasts lb. 12C Choice. Bari Kettle Chickens 16c Veal Rossis lb. 13c Pork Loin Rossts lb. 8c Ham Roasts lb. 10c Barnum spent toe home folks at Sun- CLOROX Enctan spent I and family Nellie lately’ SheMay Bolth 23c Special Clorox Demonstration Friday and Saturday Feltipausch’s “Where Better Foods Cost Less” Phone 2272 from near Reynold* several I5c Friday and Saturday Specials We Deliver— Phone Your Orders Culp spent the and Mrs, Bill entertained Lansing : > u nuiiaay. . Mi. end Mrs. Morri*’Osborne are : building a new house on their own .. oc and will move there sometime m in the NataNial bunk; ip the spring. Ttito vicinity Was shocked to hear c4 Amer. ■ ! the sudden death ot both Mr. •■nd Mrs Frank Bryan* .of Freeport--* !.v month. 7 hey were former resident* of thu R P-ace and well liked by all. I Chud Demont! and family, the Faunly--Mr> A L Brown. ; M'inloy family. Mrs. John Blocher Raw—Mrs a IL cancth | and B J. Wellman have ail been Downing. uid up with the flu the past week. AmcricVs first '•>. 1 Mr... Itobt. -Gill, -an old resident Tnomas' Bear'd, "who SStn 'pun north of.us, pa*M-d away SatThomas Eeatd. who MaaAchtitotu Bay Co1mi>: m i^t jurday an;j 4 mucialnumber S. GILL. Osli. aged 73 at her home in Woo. -g a long Ulrfesf. Su of Allegan. Mi.- Roy Bukau o: Grund Rapid* and Mrs Ella Andcrof Lafayette. Ind :hame ut ten a 1-1 Tuesday with :n. terment in tha Woaifla&d cemetery. The Miller Furniture Store . . . can always show you “special buying” chances Separate Pieces or Full Suites'can always be found in their large stock of home furnishings and at prices that will make you want to buy. Drop in any time and see their stock and the “Specials”always on display Miller Furniture Company Complete Home Furnishers • Hastings, Michigan P1 pi' . ot �- TOT TLiSTTNCS BLNNTR ^TJj^TTDLY JAWARY 25, 1811 HASTINGS AMATEURS । AM„ OBITUARY. S men. idly ambling about with noth, Charles Donald TTethric. youngest' ton of Mr. and Mrs. Alyin Trethr>c."[ IN GOLDEN GLOVES «-»7. March 11. 1883. , \ At iriL the XI hentre » continuously A ni flLULfU \ 1,u ,o ga>Mc®uwo| tau|hter Yett lhey -------- -and depsirted this life January 13. died a: the. Howell Sanatorium at 4: and with » perfonn tluthe trick trtek neatly — ------ *" “fc Kenneth Beiuell. To Take- «®-,«* ‘he *««* of « >”«*• 10 A. M Monday. January 1C. Tiie de-. ceute d was bom at Dowling. June: dwpatch. and tto old kit bag is filled ——— ! Strong Team To Huge Meet " .... -------. She io die daughter of--Nicholas BALANCE OP THIS WEEK 25 1910. alway, keeping Dowling as u“ '°",c EAST LANSING FIVE nd^Mxy Porter .4 Ulb atty, and ids liotae. WrdnesiLiy-Tliunday — ' Rundle Feb. 1, 2, 3 And 10 . , nwtober of the United Bitlhfvn With Cure, fe»lUnng James Dunii. Il Is no mean feat, from what Itos' NOSES OUT HASTINGS Don—the name we will all re­ Hasting* Odd' Fellows will W ^ncufi I­ Boot/, Mallotv and Hl Brendel been .aid about comedy production. —:-------. M^ngTv"reprw^ the "huge ................’nu\j "m" .aOi T^j lh(c ai mend—. him by—attended the Frlday-Kalurda« — Double bill Dealing grade school* and spent ----- - ....... muiru o i.nur.> » '1i>. thru-, years in the HasUng-i High united ;n In ntuiiiai'.imurtuo!.- to Charles showing Cary Grant. Nancy Carroll teur boxing turnam,nt to be told in Andi-rrou in Har'.tord Ci:,. Indiana, and Randolph Hcott in "Hot Satur­ Is exactly what Laurel and Hardy Evening By Close Score the Furniture City, Feb 1. 2. 3 und -y,, U4 . ,, two children were jkCixryl. After beini abwnt for three day.' Alw Strange Adventure ' in accomplish. Six reels of laughter, Of 27 to 20 । •» Frt. — — ».UMI« . ...m......................................... ...... n,-.jn. cto , __ Emu:;':-) I> and which Regts Toomey. June Clyde ano laughter that mounts to titanic Vt.Hru.tlx rA,rh fr.r ... r»l Umlnr. ms UW Seven1 W/.l.am bln- WM .i Io'.and others arc the stars cvtivublons as they go on and on to ,, the climatic finb-h. I Confdmoe championship team within one jjomt of un unlooked-for | r'.-*.* ” . 1 ^* R _ 1 r ’ xTtiiin ixiint or an unlooked-for — •—— - -• ri v v,n children. Thsi-e brother-. li ver recovered overtook mm in OVER 2.000 PLAYERS USED [upset here last hut Friday night when «htn E«’3 =rrf STICKS TO LUBITSCH Utoel tore J* ™ Grant F-.er.’ itT.dSiH-rmnn , , . August Don made a iwat nt iru tute, TN CHAIN GANG PICTURE. Charlie Ruggles. ’ bcmustactod they barely nosed-out a determined }5< b«lh^i who havctoWfi u«. Mj ,:n I tor to always wtillrur to do.a favor for One of the largc.il cmeiublr ol lK£,atT*’" Br?’ '* :n3n> /' * ,’ u'1’ t anyone. Ba-idc* 111* parents he players ever assembled .for a motion comedian, mukes his third appear- Hastlnga quintet. 27 to 28. Return- *£ ‘‘1* *£3"Sro thh She ’icq -.vs ttoJ mount "her het l-avws a fi-ter. Mrs. Charl-s Hyde, of n hw into . 8 V tT fu picture appears In tiie various scene* HiK-e in an Erh*l LublUCh produc-: ito in the second half on tto abort *1 ioo? htnl>ai.d. two ron- five gTandchll- Remur. Mlchijrn and a brother; of thr Warner Bro-. picture "I Am turn in company with Miriam Hop- end <4 a 13 to fl count, the local*. ln‘1^ 1 u. dr»n. mother and father und ’hre*' Dommeo <*! cuvekmef, Ohio Fia Fugitive from a Chain Gang. * kin- Kar Francis Herbert Mar-'led by Thompson, substitute fw- ™ c.’tov win'to ttok ’uur*' K J*1*1*1.?’ nx-r.il sinices a-re told Wednesday There arr thirty-seven speaking «mli nnd Edwruri Everett Horton In ward, arnawed 17 point* to tto visi-‘ film 'on H tto chamJd*. 2 P M ut the residence of hi* Trouble in in Panuite. Paradise." Lubitach LuUtech him H and and nearly nearly sent sent the cham-< “^ they' will "t“* to *£ able tu tmW their ^..nn Berni. Indiana Mg. he:n part*. fifty-three bit" roles and • Trouble AJadar.’; P Pi*»n» home in m acieat. defeat White, visit- .T™J* sh “ms name wruic. visitrN. Ootdon. ' mo:, than two thoixand extra- horn the play by Lwk> AJadar Paul Mmd’toi. tto ii-adine role ami sltohTo mg rant.iln captajn. nnd and ThnnitMnii Thompson led Ih,' the' Tt*a°e“t>dfv to-^ttSted .... .. ... tto Strand Ho has iti* j . . Sporting Items PENNEY’S 116-118 East State St., Hastings IM «“>• ■— ®» Leatherette Coats for Roy* CTRAMD TIIEATRF 'Week of January 29 SUNDAY & MONDAY Beats Olivet 45-27 MID $ Lined Boys’Leather $< Genuine Horschidc Front* * W® lh.ue With Wirt You.' r™. . .. --------------Allee Elxt.--------unvu., h»<l lorlellpl *“ Prrn'on Foster, Edward Jj McNa mc.-iu­- -u-nani*" and 'Oiw Hour - -----------------mara and Shelia Terry. Tto Tt... pic- twth . produced under guidance of Htc-ir first chance to score at Uic closes. Two ring* will to u.u-d to • *start of 'the Snyder Boyes ----------.... Uw. dircctor. ’"rt nt h“ •game. mn'" anvt, -r and ” AV** , ture is a thrilling und stoctacular run off the scraps. These ring* wiU I put Hastings In a four point lead * picturizatiun of the uutobLjKraplnc.il to set up side by side and will to when novel,by Robert E. Hurns. wlw was ONE unr. WAT v» n i PASSAGE rnoQnvf. ----- they ----- slapped —------tire meshes ------------for -- a - filled with fighting lads continuous. i■ n.' n:> h,< a mam . hum nun* gang iui for tne » u > i1 to u» » me Six day* at sea. during which they, J*0'1’, Al s ‘t iy. To complete the program withtheft uf les* than live dollars"gntT^were the-ole pa*.enjers of un ocean towildrrcd East Lansing team called in the required length of time at who twice escaped. . inner, ut their dij;«»-.al with officers '-me-uut. Shortly after tto tlmeand crew, was Ito unusual and deGrover, visiting center, sunk a each of the first three eve­ lightful experience of Kuy Francis. .«*W 8J»I Mid * trre throw to cut tested FAST v* WEST nings or a total at 2to rounds on the >«*»«' k«d to one point., each A flnmlig drama, torn from tho Wilhrnn Pdwell and tto company. night This" is by far tto larg­ , °n suCctosH-e tries, the vlsi- est tournament InnermiMt* mjuI of n soman who' making "One Way Passage * ever attempted in Me t of tto important scenes for|to" tKnLn.,*“lrS *«"*«“ find-, a tovc she dares not touch, is Michigan under ohe roof and cele­ the wnv preview critics de. mt- thl- unu.'iat picture, which toke ult*J baskets and Adair, taking od* brates tto tenth anniversary of e«Columb.n'* "The Bitter Tea ol Geii- piaci- during the iun of the steamer,'.anta®° ol from Hung Kune to Han Francisco. **”*-*• *n a two point Jred.. Unaple tabtohment of amauur boxing in | western Michigan Barbara Stanwyck Is starred in ' were nuidi- during tills trip. In ad-' break Ojwn the Ha»tbi®i tofense.. ■ ■ -mu humi. m >raii[r u» W,’lU?J** I the producttop. directed by Frank dpmn io the shirs, tto cadt includes, C'uprn from the novel by Grace Zftr- Warren Hym-r. Aline MacMahonJtWt T,‘S *?“ d,‘‘,fnae hHd' h°w; TMlrnn. aqldHl aim... ll.r drlBlnal Frank McHugh. Herbert Mundin. f' c f* Eaal Lansing succeeded ing Stone. Nib Asthrr plays opjvon„,>nn« l.“e “»« « M,0*Uy.by In Ulis sort of comiM't.tion. Die site the stay, wHH Walter Connolly, Frederick Burton and Douglwi Ger-,' following-in an unsucxS-ssful free toys who win.in Grand Rapids will Gavin Gordon and T<»lun Hoti also . ‘ . I throw ju*t before the quarter gun. : be taken'to Chicago the latter fair! ti-atumi m Ihp cast The locale 1* i KTu iii ult ! K“’* Lansing returned in the see­ lot February to compete w*th the wur-lom Chinn nnd the drama U rs 1 M.SM, uaivn vitTNITY find <»^*rt«-r to launch an offensive best there ,1s In Chicago and other lurtiiniied by an East-West romance, Illinois and Indiana cltic* Thibetween n young hiisxlonary woman .o Ornml nu,«d, Uwhy.' winners in this tournament will “ >"?,«,‘r..£±1'1, nnd a Chine u- uNierul-—a romance go on to compete with Hie win­ , Mi and Mra. Clifford Kahler were S"l.r *',h™ then Hint K n>-ver fulfllkd . ners of the New York yluldi-n t- I ■... . . I.,‘l Drlrlm* * SellCS ill B fiVC pillllt IcSll W llCll UlCY K.l .n ./'x> -iwix-r. WMay „,nMcM »W1 ,„.r lhl„, „,a Gloves. Another feature offered in PACK UP YOUR'TROUBLES this Grand Rapids tournament Is a The poptflar nlrain. "I’urk Up “ “-'“'I-’ . cull Urul. The loc«U then lllcJ chance to compete for places on the Your Trouble-. In Your Oto Kit Big r> p/unntd, nnd wif.-’vi.ired au unsuccrwful attack at the East Michigan A. A U. team und re­ und Smllr. Hrnile. Hmile." uv-umrv i sZ ciurto 5?f id.-oi- a * Vicklbure • basket but without result. sultant trips to Boxton wk - the •' .here hilarious prdpottton* when Laurel Wrdalwday. 1 Vlcfc,bur8:; Conmctlntr held. Connecting with with another aniC iier field held uoul goal national <hamploiuihip« will" to ” *• *’ und Hardy shuffle mintos un the Diamond studded golden gloves .the champions Increased tiielr bad gem-n in their late?* featurn com­ to aven points. After his «<m- will to awarded tto winners in tto edy, "Pack Up Your Trouble.s" J.nates had missed two free throws, open class, sterling silver, ruby crortrtwt glove* mrn'M go a,, to ro the im. runner* r«nnm up. un j Snyder scored :wu two field goob wltiliwhile studded I East Lansing dropped a free throw • Tiie ticket price Scale w the towbox­ to clinch tto score at 13 to 9 at est ever attempted fdr a major•— ing attraction of this kind running I half time, * HASTINGS, MICHIGAN -i- TELEPHONES: 2244 ■ 25S7 ■ After an exchange of shots by from 25 cents to 75 cents for the both teams at the beginning of tlu- first three nights. The large capac­ ' third quarter. Grover tallied a free tty ity of tinthe new auditorium mukes makes ■ throw to put East Lansing in h five till.', possible point lead. Thompson, who re— - --------- «■»» ----------[placed Adair al tto half, put tto UfnnrJInnfJ Chlinfpf ■ locals in th.the running when he concon- WOOatana t^Utniei Inerted with two successive field; J goals. East Laruirur here called an­ ’ other time-out apd shortly after­ Woodland Con*oHdat«nI defeated ward the gun went.oil ending Uw Olivet । High quintette 45 u. 27 in a tlard quarter with tiw score stand- haid ; fought rough anti tunibiink 14 to 13 for Eaxt Lansing.". Burnt played tn the .Woodland gym­ । White increiiM-d hb teams lend nasium ■ Friday evening, Woodman to three points when lie dropped a center , and Rush, left guard, were field gdal soon after the final quar- high point men for Woodland with .Ur gun. Raldt. HastjiMb' guard, cut linen , points each. A few Sheep • • • l.U’STS jj.r.e Bur‘.j_ ... ... Mother deal we wall m: Heaven will c-pm .before ur.seB mwt you there, tor aiu^er prayer. -------- -------------OBITARY. ■ Blanche Hlgi.mi Johncox. ycungeft da tight <.r of Albert and Sarah Elisabeth Higginx. was torn Decrmtor 34. 1887 in Alamo t •wn*hip. Kafamnroo Co. Mich-- “hd passed away Jnn. 15. 1933 Mri. Lucy Rowlader was torn Nov. 1. W> In Woodland townhtp to-mg the oldest died ol Chas, and Elixabeth McArthur. Sift? parsed away v ' . «•••'’ linw? OBITIARV. Edwin Augustus Wondihau. son Of Thutnton and Comiil-.a/Womlr.Pin w.tj. torn in Orangevillg. Twp... on Jnn 11. 1867 and d-’paruM lit -, at .Teniiock hnspital at Ha-t n.'s uto’.it eleven o'clock Friday evening. January' 20. 1933. ut the ty: • ol 66 ytari nr.d nine days. In SSID he ■j । I n man 11 I Mi i Mary Lucretia Arrnntrong lie >fOc Men’s Slipover $ Sweaters "&T1 „ .'tort, lov*'r- uv »t. ..j.s I..mi,.d.J>,«vi. Bh-mMudi.d irom R-..i«l«nMmiwid |W.. i»«n <■ ....... l:1 Kqla- »: MrAHhur i H!»‘ ... pmeded ■ ■ her •■- •­ iiuiai spit was a very able BMUtu moi-.tiix ago. lo her father in hu new*jxipcr offt , ., ' -In.her ■ ' young ' ' girlhood sto , a,...,.. Heber P;fr (pent Saturday night with the Baptist church aj ami Sunday with relatives :uar HubUhgi. On Jan. 8, Mr*. J W Sheffield spent Friday marriage lo night und Saturday with her iUtrr Orangeville were torn left to mourn hu-.c* one sister. M{|i of ncar Ha,tinR, and <-r. Guy Higgin-,. of Btoncto ww. a futhtui m<nner umi a itrenu ’□ air wno J't" w wrr(, hejd fit Henton's fuin ral horn" at Delton, January 17 and burial at Prairieville. Men’s Dress Caps Unbreakable Visor will be glad to know she is improv* init'WTucj Jy ut New Butri m hu_'pi1; and ho;x: .'•he Can be brought home noon. Mrs Fannie Collu-nn. a former restdont of this place, passed away ut her home in Kalamaroo Friday morning Her funeral was held Sunday ut tlx- Hentonfuneral home at Delton anil she was brought to this place for burial. Beside, her husband she leaves Jive sons and the grandchildren and one brother und a host of relatives to mourn tlKir lots <jf a loving wife, •motht-r. neighbor mid- fnnid The family havc/thc sympathy of all in their bereavement. . Men’s Fur Felt Hats 98' All Leather Sweat Men’s Coat Sweaters <XC Men’s Fancy -< gc Ribbed 3UCKS Large Assortment of Patterns Men's Belted Back s6.9O accom- wife and eleven cluldn ■>. nn,i ’* >,u'd H'1 °*Uj Camp C^' Fred Boniface of Defter, Mrs “r i»«>pnni an®fn‘xwF,”2 McKlbbm and Mr R,y J::- ~r*\ ‘.‘“‘J ,^at hc b lxt^r imUurrn Thtirsday did quite took advantage of a. Qee throw. winning 19 to 9. Th this game tto- erman of Middleville, Tport Campbell fra* been quite Ltijv’-'Ck. visiting* guard, put the freshmen :<»m played for nearly belter at this writing. Coral. Cleone add F I champions in a six point lead when three ......... 'quarters. So far this' sear.in Llewellyn. rcnirmtor tto- Ladies* i at home. One-child. Ro | he eunnetted with two successive <Jh. Woodland quintette has been tom Chrtrtu--Kahler'.! this, field Rrails. Raldt again sunk an- very successful, winning seven paved array in infancy. . H? ■day. Everyone invited. j ether free throw to bring the locals gHtne.'. '.osing one bv a single poll.’ of Cloverdale, six grandchndreh and within live points ot the visitor*, margin, scoring a total of 311 point* ninny other relatives, apd friends.Fi ank Bryans of Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Michigan .East Laimfiik duplicated Ruidts 5 , for jj„. opposition. • r of tlllf pliict*. ulio Funeral r-Ice* were heM :.t iho irvv throw, making th : ------- — < >— *second —un v ■- - ■ — family niidener on Monday at !wo Ct meter? Tliurr.day and her hus­ scorethen 21 tocracked 15. Snyder ThompHASTINGS Pl AY*x CHAR■on the and visitors' de- MAbl o'clock. Rev. King off totaling. i?urtal band. Frank, being buried here juat fcnic mid connected with a field LOTTE HERE FRIDAY in Prairieville cemetery. thr day?- later. Th< to rented ones goal apiece. At this point B-iyv*. have the .sympathy of ;il!.‘ ' .. ......... , __ _ ._ Ions dcjM-hdent Soviet Rq Hastings, cnpt.iin. railed time-out. Thrilling Contest Is Expected John CampbcH' i*--i improving on German. English and Apwrican Shortly after the time-out. White *" -u ' ” *• — Alumni Urged To At ­ cirfitoerv. recently announced the talllxi two field goals to put the American vt<« Is eng ng cd It: champions in another six point lead tend Thia Game coaiitwhe trade w,‘r<v‘* one ding ex­ 'Snyder dropped a free throw and This week Fr.day night at geren ig Invited them to help plan n empt Horn paying tell for passage Grover taUmd a told goal for East the**" ’ilMtlnii *-•-**■' "■— “---New Stock on Moore’a Line l.uisiue to inrreaM' (he visitors" lead CaHtoam wi 1 play ■■ High barket •rie* ot Industrial enterprut*. through the Panama Canal. _______________ old-time rival, to seven pamto Howard with one ^'..7,,.!? ". Ohnrldttc, in the local gym. field rwl und Thompson with two. Charlotte has a good team, so you put Hastings within striking dis- know , in advance what to expect. lance of a victory but the final gun Come and totng your sons, your sounded before the locals could daughters and your wife und give benefit by.their last-minute offen­ jthc players your support A thrlllDive spurt. ’ The East East ; The 2tri« “ r"."." suer“ ’ £yoUtTbHRIT*FRUJAY. cecd the Hastings ^-] re-1' —i in routing .hJANUARY 27. AT 7:00 f. M. serve*. 20 to 12. The score at half i' FORTY BOUTS NIGHTLY We also haVe on hand some colors in SHERWIN I time was. 11 to 8 in favor of the Tho Greatest*Array of Amateur WILLIAMS’ PAINTS and ROGERS’ LACQUER i visitors. TO APPEAR ON .MAT CARO. On Thursday night ot this week, that wc arc closing out at REDUCED PRICES! Boxers ever to compete in Western tto -fourth professional wrestling Michigan (local boys will be there) ’ show held under thr auspices of thr i White, f <Capt.) local K of P. lodge will take place nt Castle Hail, 118 N Michigan Blanding. O.. f. RAPPDS I Grover, c ffn 1 O O ADMISSION 25c TO 75c . Sharing honors in the headlines : Blandmg, g. . ■ tD» X “ X “ O " Restrvclicnt at FaMtcrljm (G. R | are Frank Taylor of Hamilton. OnA ' Laycpck, g (FINALS: FEB. 10 —50c, $1.00. $1.50) tnrio and Fred KufTer of Hunting­ ton. W. V. Both boys nrr in the i .Totals AUSPICES FURNITURE CITY POST. No. 255. AMERICAN LEGION light-heavy division: Taylor, who Hnshngs <2fl» hails from over the border, is well Boyes, f. (Capt.l known to fight fans tn the eastern Howard, f. c. ■ ■ part of Che state for bis exceptional Thompson, t. .. strength, making him a hard man Adair, c.' to hold. Coming from the south to Snyder, g. repeal the Canadian's invasion Is Raldt. g. .. Fred Kuner, the Virginian Flash., Totals11 4 26 Ku Her'a speed, pitted against TayReferee ‘John Bromley. Battle tor's great strength. will give fans Firestone has been on the winning Wc will make a liberal Cash .lllotcwho attend some real thrill*. Creek. In the semi-finals, Ray Miller of car in this liuzardoua mountain race, -ance for your old tires lo apply on Ypsilanti will grapple Prank Clem­ where a skid or lire failure meant new , safe Firestone High Speed 'Fires. ons of Jackson Miller gained a death. ’ / \* Don't take unnecessary chances on reputation throughout the state as a boxer then took up pro-wreslllng thin, worn tires this winter when you about a year ago and is proving- ' ran have the Extra Safety of Firestone The T. K. basket ball quintet himself a serious contender for Firestone Gum-Dipped Tire* have suffered their second defeat in seven Hght-hcavyweight honors. Clemons at lowest basic prices ever known. been dn tlin winning euro in the an­ storto last Saturday night at the Is the boy who met the popular" nual 500-milc Indhuinpoli* Rare. Juet hands of the Caledonia team by a Max Glover on the second Pythian Firestone Gum«Dipped Tire* hold 15 to 12 score. Caledonia started card In the preliminaries -Frank's all world’s records on road anti track the scoring and got four points fighting face and aggressive attack ' world’s record on Firestone Tirol by within the first few minutes Then kept the croa-d in an uproar most for a peril, safety, mileage and endur­ driviiiK IHl Pierer-Arrow 112 miles jwr after a time out period Middleville of the lime ance. 'Hie tough, thick Firestone came back to tie the score within a Matchmaker Fanner Nick has sev­ hour fnr2 iconaecutive hours,covering Tread is designer! to grip the mad— minute. It was a fairly evenly eral boys in mind for the pre­ ' 2,710 miles, on the hot milt sands of eliminating hazardous skidg on slip' matched game. Middleville having liminary ro but at this writing no Sdlduro, Utah* without tire trouble. the lead at the half way mark by a one has been definitely signed. The perj- pavements'. slim 9 to 8 margin. public can trust to Nick's ability as ■ Tiie second half switched the a matchmaker to secure a curtain­ Ride with the aafcty,only Fircaton; Eirextone Gum-DippeifNan-Skid . ' other way and Caledonia led raiser as good as tiie balance ot the Tirea can give you. Glen Schultz re­ throughout most of the second half bill .igtieil with angle* and prujec> Tires ca»t no more andarefirtl clndca i and ended on the top of the heap The price of admission for this cently act <i new world’s record in oj men u ho know. • ; by a 15 to 12 margin. Plnkbciner show will be twenty-five cents plus climbing Pikc’a Peak. HU car wa» traction and uon-akid. The and W. Fisher were high scorers for the state tax This price covers Drive in today. Trade your old tiree 1 equipped with Firestone Non-Skid Caledonia, Pmkbclncr having 8 every seat in the house. Tickets may , points and Fisher 6. fur the oafeat tires in the world. . be secured In advance at Carveth A ,Tires—making rfx consecutive years The scoring was fairly evenly di­ Stebbins drugRhts. East End Cigar vided on the Middleville side. Par­ Store, Fox Birthers Barber Shop ker having 4. Owens 3, Smith 2, and Smith's City Market Gas and . Peeling 2. and Boyer 1. Oil Station ,The doors will be I In the preliminary the Caledonia open at 7:00. ticket sales starting ' Reserves defeated the Middleville at 7:30. No seats are being reserv­ ; Reserves 11 to 13 Owens was high ed. so early comers may have their I point man with 6 and Burgess of choice of either ring-side or, Caledonia second with 5. bleacher seals. REED’S DRUG STORE COUPON - TUESDAY - NIG H T Moore’s Paints and Varnishes fT/fc pra/na That Made Two Continents GASP WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY lBA«ANWY£h/'^ GOLDEN GLOVES AMATEUR BOXING £ rings} | CIVIC auditorium' z6 OF ADULTS 15c—CHILDREN 10c FRIDAY & SATURDAY BIG DOUBLE BILL FUGITIVE KROM ▲ CHAIN GANG PAIILMUNI AND- ‘The Tragedy of Mount Everest’ , We will soon have a full line of 1933 wall paper. New patterns and low prices. SELL US YOUR WORN TIRES Caledonia Defeats Middleville T. K. Five ANDRUS SERVICE Court and Jefferson ADULTS 2Sc—CHILDREN 10c HOUSE PAINT- INTERIOR GLOSS UT1LAG FLOOR PAINTS MURESCO WALL PAINTS Phone 2240 Hastings, * �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY M. 1M3 PA01 POUR The Hastings Banner This and That Views and Opinions; Grover Cleveland. What Others Say A Study in Courage. tKVK.vTY atvitxTH yeab absence of labor war* art due to osa'ot the machine. The fu»rC«id riut nwit.r. ture prosperous era. he says. will tier.» w nx7C r oi. ..d” witnc.M a still greater use of ma- __________ . । ««vsTV ysr. yk.ik chincry. and bring still higher wages .Grand Rapt Influence of Buxines*. Political Improvement. z^I iJdCKWClYQ (jtldnCCSi -. t \r . i - tJuhn K. Allen; rmtrahal. Frank i Bauer; prudential committee, James M. U. Cook and Henry B. BIts of Yesterday !Butler. Henry Miller, formerly a clerk . .. o. 0. Spaulduig. b nuwxtudyTEN YEARS AGO TODAY. . !,u® medicine with Dr*. Brown and Mr. Htld Mrs. Jolin SmeUtrn of P??r'... . . .... Grand Hairitis visited MranS Mra Wom<,ns Foreign Miwlonary, s ••£«?• tended tt,<- party at the Neurtor , her rcaWencc on- Broadway Friday blithe Saturday "evening. Mr*. J F. Edmonds goes to Chivaun tomorrow to.visit her daugli- Boy Scout News Uon which broadcast Use articles on extravagant rtgie expenditure* writ-, ■ ten by Representative Verne Broun, ' <>f Itijjiam c<mnty, now has plans i•Spark* boltactt. tiut' underway to fight a ruling of Audi-:■ fvilOf Chicago <:i lor General Stack that would pre-‘' owner* will tint pay H .vent publication of tax sales h*:Gi the court,- decide JuM thereby saving tfw Mate a quark> J The 'Grami Rapid- .County. Boy Scouts held Wednesday evening, Jun. Id, in Uir court room, aas very wrll attended and a huge number ut promotiutu. marked Uh- '*;ioaUig outdoor uctlvttu.i and an y.-.vrmyiit hlksi ut the W. K. Kellogg iFuundallon Cann* were sluiuu iu an .1 feature. Troop 78. Carl- of a million dulUrs. The implica-j 3 *15® Coats *18- Coats s20- Coats s25- Coats Now Now Now Now Kuppenhcimer Coats Racine flannel shirts reduced 50%. Munsing underwear (the full and winter weight) reduced 25%. Sweaters, Gloves, Sport Coats ;md many other articles... GREATLY REDUCED for clearance! . <u> Uy Hasting* .uniformed Scouts, -lac following examiners handled the tu.k .uicfiiivnt: Arlte A Rccij. Ward I'lanU. Harvey Burgess, Dr. C 1AME.DUCK dies. icnowgis mil p!«u* members of congrw* whu have ever taken part tn a Latin- Duck session juxt ar much'as it Will plra-c The Store for Dad and Lad A Quotation DISCUSSED U.’IEMMjDYMEN' There appeared in lhc Sat ir. an .authority on il be .<rvcd promptly at 6 jo Each Troop 15 urged tv pro- Cillpprw. RTY YEARS AGO TOD/i GRADE “A” MILK at iur bonu. 7.'S Boqth el —K-ilamazoo Telegraph generally don't jmu* ahaman They lure in mix <a.;> Crumbs of Wisdom food, until tlx m*0unery of. pro­ cu-ope.-aticn in putting through duction ran again function nijrdial- eernomy programs'and 6ihcr rely. lie Cisib .atUXiUon to Uw tact lorais needed badly in the state -.with a* little delay u po^blc Ri The only stunt ^ot yet done •, peaa so f- that oi erouing lhc continent in ..... , <■ KawthuiE "T other without *iv(a_ ; ,b^ ’• publicity.—San Francisco CUtouxie. ,cswt}er. k and different th* euhtuth pi.-et WiUbtot:. on at Hiekory Is the CLEANEST ... SAFEST , MILK you can buy Meilkal science ha., proven that milk .is a “carrivr'’ o» germs. UNCLEAN milk has canned many outbreaks of serious disease.--, .-meh as typhojd and other fivers, tuberculosis, etc. Be­ cause of thin FACT, and in orfier toprotect the lives and t he health of the' people of this state, Michigan demand­ ed that milk be divided into GRADES. -according to its CLEANLINESS, and its “bacteria count" as tjhown by scien­ tific “test." Milk that a careful text showed"to be the CLEANEST, and below a certain bacteria count, was designated as Grade “A" Milk. Milk that was not . so clean, and in which bacteria count was above a certain figure, war desig­ nated as Grade “B" Milk—and so on. Thorough tests by Michigan state official* proved that Highlands’ Dairy Milk is exceptionally CLEAN, and in “bacteria count" is way, way below tire limit set by the' state. Because of its cleanliness, and low bacteria count 6f the milk it produces, the Highland? Dairy was designated by. the state as the only dairy in this .section- permit­ ted - to sell Grade “A" Milk. Our Grade “A" Milk is tho CLEANEST and SAFEST your money cun buy. Why not try it? THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �I THE HA1YINGA BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY U, 1913 OSGOOD—DAVIS NUPTIALS. A vary pretty wedding was solem- , EPWORTH LEAGUE. Sunday evening, January 15 the T . . Epworth League was opened by a Home EcOnOllUCS good'near Cloverdale January’ H». song after which the president. when lie and Mra. Belle Davis of Irej)K_Joncs. appointed tq<- followExtension Work Bowwtu Mills were united In holy ingCrwnnuttce r Geraldine Ireuhalhr Virginia Boyes and Maude i To the strains of piano music the Wallace to make plans far aparty .CQAT5 GROVE GROUP. I Hartley Finstrom was home from o„%u£i°a' u *“ N" Tort PRESBYTERIANS WILL happy-couple look their places un­ ■" The devotional service Was ltd by Tfjr Coats Grove group of exten- j attended IninmAlvn rsndl>> e w ui» □»«.(«.I v N1RUT "I' _________ UAUE rau" CAMII Y ‘_______________ “ ‘tended, and an_______ impressive candle Dorcas Weaver with several rungs. . Mlu Ruth Robson spent the week _1C3 nRVC TAMILI muni light service WM pertormM at tne a po>m and the repeatin'! of the-5*? n work met with Mrs Alice’ I a.business trip. I • -------' 1 . (twilight by RevW King of CliMM. itarUieht hour hour bv u»v p wF.rcitie nt Lord's Prayer Chav... --------, January ----------IB. _ hutead of with' Mrs Anna Reed spent the week, Talk By Dr. A. W. Wood- 'Baltimore, in the presence of a few Th. ta,., tar dta-a..™,. -Wwta MLV T««iu,.,xt. w> »u ul. C. W. Crawford Is on u ten day vegetable cooking CnUwkud." n> W bv tally The rl- '•!• :-on burinem trip through lhc east. .nd «ita mmu ta Htaluilk. I bnni0 To Follow Pol Luck ------■* was given by Mrs. Orpha RichardMrs Etta Paul of Woodland spent Thr briffr wn-i attractively attired Blough Several InlercAlmt and MiM Josephine Carveth was home| m R,inn0r a. and u complete vegetable dinner Friday with Mr. and Mra. diaries from .Detroit over the week end. in n brown Jericho crepe and chlf- Important queam.nv ■•'•■tn dl«cu*/<<i. , Bupper At 0.40 Fuul. . Iftm'velvet. . ! Mr. and Mrs. F. Lr Bauer arc In "Family Nighf’ at the First PresThe burinrns mevfing war. ebn-! Mr- Claude Fighter of Freeport1 Detroit for today and tomorrow, .bytertan church Is scheduled ■ for |I After the ceremony the bridal ttic Epworth League bcm diteU-d by the chairman, Mrs. Chase.; Following tin- nu-ctin, j Mr .M Mr.. *. H. CrvMU run-1 “u“' 'party repaired to the dining room ’r which Mrs. Richardton gave Friday.' which was decorated with greyn and U d by uiilit*- lesson on Food Habits in FUiaMr. and Mrs. R. O. Van Orden of white candles and cu\ flower*, whefc Chtystal Thoma*. lion ts Health and Seeing Ourselves’ Kaluinurix) suited Hustings friends I a bouptlful wedding supper with ice i .. . member* of the committee are John on Saturday. Mrs. Elva Granger of Charlotte la ironside, Mrs Fraser Ironside. attend Epworth ta rone.iicp-d the recreation period. Mr» Fred Gambir vh-ltcd Mr. and I spending the week with Mrs. G. F.:Meura and Mesdames Joseph Mc- Glenna Oigotxl and Mr*. Esther Mra Flowdc Benii6tt und Mrs. AyrMrs. F. 1. Crlt* of Vicksburg over - Chidester. The Epworth L»..i KnighL Milo DeVries, Fred W Johncock. daughters of the groom. nt s' Haight were enrolled as new the week end. Their many friends wWi them a good'attendance but Mra. George DeMott of the Hen-1 Stebbins, Archie W Keickord, Armembers. ‘ ■ Mr. und Mr» Ed. Tolhurst of Mid- .derahot district Is the guest of Mra. thur Haven. C. T Cordes. A J Lar- long, happy and protperous wedded dlcvillr spent the week end with Mr. Homer Warner. Sunday evening’s ,ten and ' Harold Newton Supper life. a Cbrlktnait smarty sq each mem-: and-Mrs. Tiieren Cam Mira Jannrt Michael returned on be followed with a talk by Dr. opened by tlu: pre ha* been usktd to make one of Mrs. Alice Grant und ML-j. June Raturrt.v LOVELY LUNCHEON. Saturday fr«m from .a vUit Visit in In Ann Ar- A W W(xxlbunw. A Short humor­ Jones, with thr giuu;. ____ uutimt two ber the Candy recipes and bring u samGrant of Grand Rapid* Were in the bur and Detroit. Mrs Kellar Stem »a« ho»U-.s al a Mings “Brighten the Cn. ji.r ous play. “Joint Owners in Spain." pl« 'u. the next incLtuur which Will city on Saturday on business. Mrs. Burritt Hamilton of Battle will be iirerentcd by a group from cliarmlng buffet luncheon on Thurs­ Grey and Tan Colors be held rd tiie honle of Mrs. Vera Mlvs Geraldine iM-nhuUi spent the Women’s Club. The part* ars day. the guests numbering ttrenty-.i .. Brinker on Wednesday. February .from Friday till Sunday with Mi^j Carvcth un Saturday. taken by Mrs Harris Wood borne. four. Assisting in serving were Mis I is_ .... Eash~of near neur Freenort. Freeport. —' Helen Easii-<if George Hyde uf Prairieville vt*John Goodyear and Mra. Morsel cerning the E; -- - ------ -----------------------------Mrs. Guy C. Keller. Mra A. B. GidMre. M.irgwrlt.- H< tmulu>|X rgcr fted ilvu hla lua grandmother. gnummwrer. Mra. mra. Nettie;ley and Mlw Jean Barnes, with Mrs. Nevins. 8p<mg Hower;, made the of YpMlamt fciwnl tta- wrek end hare Hyde. Sunday nnd Monday. tables very klliactr..Sunday Monday. : Belly Osborn Caine as director. UK the till. guest Ul.H-f <jf .if Mrs. M.'. A. A D. l> Knlskcm ■' Hyde. —. and as Mr __ unda «> Mrs. John ValcnUnc of All members of thr church .who 28. winch Miss Ai*M* B. Burton has returned ifalntnozoo were guest* at (he E pawlbly can-are urged to attend on by Mrs. W. M. Htebbin. nnd Mrs. from weeks' with Mr C. Edmonds home on Monday. Ricliard Groos had secund moic. (Monday evening. and Mrs. Wuncn Bishop of Ann Ar­ An out ot town guest wan Nfis*. IL a pawn "Sacrifices" read b. Flnr- which me* Mrs. Edwin Pate of Detroit came ----------- -—------1-------bor. R. -Mcl’etk Of Charlotte. Tuesduy for a vtail with her par-. MISSIONARY UNION . rente Anderson Tills wu- !nilo’-.«<l ■l,‘ Muhler Ml:. Mabel fit Lion visited Mrs. nt-, Mr nnd Mrs. E. C. Edmonds HAS FINE MEETING. bv .wing "Tla' fio'Swcet to Timit In ’R-'*' NEW IDEA CLUB. Emma Sisson and Victor Slsaw oi Mra. A. J Larsen, who. has been On Wednesday afternoon, Jun[JiauV Mr. Dew>.y led in ----*”■" ’ Frcrpuni SuUininy ntght and Sun­ .LMtmg Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kil-1 bury n. Mrs M L Cook was - Mrs. Edward 'Did. r delightfully ■ The tojnc for discivsiun. day. tier in Uiuintf. returned on Tues-1 hostess to the January meeung of entertain* d the New Idea Club a: nins of Bible Reading/' <i»-i » with ptajw Mr. gnd Mrs Gordon Clement * ttay. ’ the local Women s Missionary Un­ her home; oil Ea;-t Grand -Street, J<4iah was kd byMarguei and Gordon, »f Belding, spent] Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Gibson and ion of I lie McthodiM church, ut her on Wednesday wemn.:. January 20. man. the Bible nadir.i-s Oelna ,-;i'.cn Miss Elizabeth Gibson of Nashville home on So. Hanover street, with a The huxU>> stirpn- <1 h< r chin by .by'AUecn hxnhatti. 8<'V.im qu. ;.taking them to tla- U. B. chinch tioiis were iii’cu-..<d ccncretiinx thia HuMt. Feb -IBtii. Sena city. I called on Mra. Nettle Hyde on Sun-, large attendance. Mrs. Ruble Kelley of Kalamazoo : day | The devotional* conducted by Mrs wlicre a delicious r.hieken tUtinat spent from Thursday Uli Saturday Mr. and Mra. W. J. Watkins were ■ Will Mishler and assisted by Mr* was served. AfU-r dinner they re-.;; .... ... ... .ft. . .. . j, with her mother, Mra. Mary Bur- | guests • of her sister. Mrs. Ed. Keith Bowman, were- very imiwes- turned to Mrs Tuderw nom>! where; nnd tiie Ejrworth I. iyu- bentf.csonic very clever Bnm<- ; were played, i1 lion.—Corr, fit cy„ Maude Wallace. m ■ j Wortingcr. cl Constantine over the I rive. Ml's Chrystal TT.um;**, Uiv. the • Mr. and Mrs. Julius Crans and week end I Mrs. Lloyd Shafer reviewed very son Claude o! Ea-t Caledonia visit- > Mrs. Burr Cochran and Bobby of interestingly Ae current number of guest of the evening. |! A ■ .icrt-d tones ;Coldwater are spending the week! the Home Missionary magazine M1KCEI.I.ANEOUS SHOW’ER. and family and Mr. and Mrs, WmJ ->••• .(with tar parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo j most of the report being on chll(viniue. Jun­ Van fttckli- of Lanur.g spent Sun-1 Mis* Margery Nmris and ML..j1 the church on fill ...r, and Mra Lloyd Roush of Newton ’ dren—their moral vitamin-;' tnclr ie Symphony.’ duvw^h Mr. .md Mrs. Cluir Vail Day entertained with a misK.»l«nta.-<H> u r.- fiunduy guesLs of i Alex Ironside of South Bend. Ind getting to know more about Jesus; Viola ■ creheMra assisted by Mr. Fein! Sllaneuu*. shower ut the home i.t his. ficni.-. Mi. und Mrs Warren vte!{l4 Mr (Ul4 John ironside 1 more prayer for them; mure lielj) iss Day on Thursday evening in; do.- -i liutwi. trod'. Grand R. K,;b 1‘ I Monday night, enroute to Grand for the one,, who have been obliged CLOTHING for MEN &. BOYS -•a and Mrs Biirrfeiie Cotant and ijkTputs to a convention 1 or forced to work at hard tasks honor of Mrs F.ix r Hollman, form­ HASTINGS. MICHIGAN family of ItuUand spent Sunday! Walter Norton return* on Thura-J.while still undeveloped and u^der erly Mita Helen Young of Hastings. ■ After lunch was sirvtd the bride: wii.i Mr. and Mra. Charles Fuul aiid-day night to his home in Shcnangof W: and the cherishing ot chlld- was called upon to open-the pack-; play ’No"Mcn AiV>“-ti-d dltaRbti r. I Falls. N. Y. after visiting relative* hood. which were left on the table. a’The Quimby, Mrs Martha Nxion of Kalamazoo; here tor reverai weeks. ■ Mrs W. R. Cook- reviewed the age* given i.ntL- morn on Friduy Within s the. bride, a happy marall had Willard Ickes “ "........ ’ ‘ Mr. und Mrs. Harry Ritchie were’current magazine of the Foreign ung..jan »7. and this time l< and other feluth from Friday In Lansing on Monday to sec Mr.! Mr.; MWriongry Missionary Society, taking the tlm place their homes. .till Sunday. and Mrs. Dwight Humphrey. Mrs ! »f Mrs. Warren Ruuali. ..1... -awhu was ,i:;d alii take'place ■ xt Mr Mr. and Mi - Byrun liowtader of There Whs :ui interesting ‘he Dowling church hip-cmcut on candy, ice cream injured ’Grand Rapid* were Wcdnr.Mjay Humphrey is seriously ill. ■ ..absent ----- .—------------------------------—„ ‘ BENEFIT BRIDGE. reiprneii from Great taikcs, III. und Mra. L. R Glasgow und Miss discuMion pertaining ta tlu> required .. > . Mr and M:-:. The O E. S. benctll bridge al Uw'ui.' t< ,:an L. - Uulii1'., nt the court liousc Siidic blaxgow were In Grand Hnp-1 standard ol character und cducaMarshall Pierce and r inldn ’ n Yankee fiprlai and puli‘ R. J V.’dliairw. homo of Mr. and Mra L. E Barnett;. ' 5in .MoudAy. *-n victims oi.tlte ku ih.-jc. .t and ThUradny Ids Monday and saw "A Rliapsody H'in of misrionurics. CS|>eclal)y those •on Tuesday afternoon wa.» very eu-;*1 Mr. and Mi; Melvin Campbell of hi Black" al Powera theutci. llut ar.' jraduuily unprthim and family. iui> caipp'x!! and family wore. who are sent from the Methodist Jovable. The prin.s. wliicij were all1"1, Cr<i.»r Un- k .qrenl Sundav with Mr tt j w-u-t.t und tv>>>v *ww.. ' M:E Perry Vat i L ’ j; Wright and baby Mai Mr. and Mrs. Einar Frandscn and Episcopal denomination. donated, were won by Mrs W. -M ' , ; and lui> .cunurt flam Pennoc Spruit' CnarirPhilip >4 Ionia were Sunday gueaU The closing chapters ot the book Stcbblirt. Mrs. E M. Burr.e.i und , 1 . WUliatiw and Mr. '.:ih Hn'Unijtt lowermah ot tim> place .la ------- Ira Clare William-, and family. uf Mr. und Mr... H G Hayes and on Indian Mhrirms were inta-resting- Mrs. Jarob Haney .Compriiins th.-? t*'1 Barnvd’re. Au»Ul iJ.vrranre Trethtic -of Cleveland. Mr'. and Mrs. A K Frandscn. of Mr. unit Mra Wo J Sunday b^ing Die birthday of Mrs. ,’o->d‘ >>' presented by Mra Harvey Bur- committee wore Mr- Barnett Mrbereaved family have- the ,:-e Rayrt'cnd and R J. William* and Mu* Mildred Frandacn of Mount ITV1 11 ^Tins to'tx- the- ton'ensu* railed hrl>; b. the death of lusi; Plcarant and Mum Florence Frond- oft opinion among 'writer, ol In­ Baldwin. All of lite proceeds it viMtrd W. community. he 19th that 01 Mb. Hazel C’mpHu r, Don i .vUirtr v.,nu and . bell and Mary Ellen William*. I ren ol Three oak* Visited their par- dikn hutory that live Indian- qf the lhc Welfare fund. .. -Tl'a- P T A will iiavc 'heir I ent*. Mr. nnd Mra A. K Frandaen. *«U>m hemisphere are a much c;!ImI in Ka]tunax<K> Tuesday to wt-.l JOLLY BIRTHDAY (LI B. : : •lover the week end 'misunderstood, greatly uiiuppreclat. Charles Chilitopher <•-: d the funeral o! hi* only sister. I Mr. and Mrs Cole Newton and <'<1 «“d highly. wronged group ol j Another gathering of the Jollyti 00 and a niulral spent Saturday eve, Mi Harn* A. Chandler. Birthday club uis i lira Helen tirii'ii ncwiutl Newton wciv were kuc gur-.sU .iia vi ol pM-Pk' ■■ A very .................. interesting -....... r. --letter -.................................... - . ..held on Thursday! Mr. and Mra. Rlchard*Van Arden!LMr and Mrs. Fred Mahoney und *»» read Thr sunshine club wd» meet with thu tunc by Mi's Adahjof tart week with M. ai.u cnnurcii ol Kalamazoo wrre|!Mi- Mildred Newton in .Kalama- Oddi from a mawion school hi Kan-jus the h .tv ... The Mra. Addle Lrwu Thursday. Feb 3. f>.,!:i..UPinoon culler.; ol Mr.; ... luck ---------------— —=d and -4; Mr-. Lloyd Colvin and chiidtar sab. -und everyone-present that, pol dinner w. held rtt Hasltngs. 011 na Saturday and Sunday. l*------------------>------ - --h4t ---------1 ’"iMwiii Nndi,Koi ^“’mk villc andjI ioo Mr littl-utilnvi rin ri.» i.riirw x.'i/'i.l .time Inn. enjoyed. ■ nlnvc-H The husbands ! .Ch'ud COvry }n.Ruby Webb and Linwood Christo­ ’ No .'chool Monday ai our teacher. and Elisah and Otto Coh In attendMr. “ and Mra Clarence Clarence orone Grohe enon- : tlu- “ “>« Ihl*. 'hL? u: ‘l0.n can <iu brin *s social Kcrmc-n. attended the Insti­ <:! |hc limeral of the infant son of Mb' VI. 7. 7. V•‘‘•Hjertamed S"JPi i.iiui’d Mr. Mr. and ui.u Mra. mf». Casper C-’J- . :• great -deal of happiness to » ■of hr members were guests. These hosT’,-‘ with hi’» unc pher visited Hasting* High school ■Mrs, tute at Hastings. and wife neir Hastings , ■ Mdnday. Mn • Mau ui I iu>!i< of Ikal kr'|| ■Hiamxc Mr. and Mrs, Warren Kidder Mon­ Thomas and and dauahU-r daughter nf of Katamniiv.I Kalamazo,! folks in different part., of our ■occasions sire always delightful. jioll n 1 S.ttuiday evening with! lor dinner Thursday evening, it be-1 o»«» country and m foreign lands. . Mr. and Mr.-. Harold Stantod en­ I Helen Dewitt was taken to Anti day.. Mr. and Mr*. Keith Daniel*. .1 1.1g Mr Tr.a.T.ix’ birthday. ENTERTAINS OFFICERS. tertained Mr. nnd Mr.-. Sain Biitaui, ■Arbor tart week and expects to be T*'° ,,o*,s *PUl to foreign counMra. Ida McCoy is iwrliuum; of Banlield. Mr. und Mr... . Harold ‘ ojierated on soon. We all wlsli her a Charles Jones of Kansas CRy.lfj+j® *^c reported upon ut this Mra Allred Ball and daughtc: >pccdy recovery. •. lhc officers of Hastings Chapter No. Gray of Maple Grove and Mi. and Our community meeting was held Mr antl Mrs Wm- Johnson enter-!■at tiie schrolhouM Friday evening calling "on "friends" He^aTcaik-d ‘ H makes a warm feeling around '7. O E. 8.. at a pot luck supper and Mrs Aarojt Sehwucho ot Bank- rH lv<.l7‘Mv^th''ra.v «rUl*n,r found Mr Humphrey very low. <. .u... Mynl- Day of Al..', an. 1 tamed 21 of their neighbors and and was quite -well attended. . | lo Grand Rapids by the Illness uf ■» mUMonarys-heart to know thgt social time tonight. Dr. and Mrs. G, L. Lockwood and his aged mother. Mrs. Ann Jones. ■ slwcun help a less fortunate mother Mi. and Mra. Robert Sterile mo- (j-fend* Saturday evening. Progre.,- j tattle Juanita Bolson and Joyce Mr. .nnd Mr.-. M. J. Bitkhvim-'r. Mr. and Mrs.’ R. W. Cook uttended [Mis.* Hazel Price and I<»ui. Zm'hlk. Mr. und Mrs. Clayton Slertsenta o’-ch*ki »n w many ways, that mean 1 ,,vdro '**“ Mr* Albert Newtcn have been out of school the tlu- nutomobllr show^bidiiy nlgtjt,|*|M'iil Sunday, uftcrncwii-and me- *0 much to the recipients. lull oi Albiofi six-ill-Sjmd.iy af Ar- i ? d Fomta, who had U-..1 Otl.(.n un<i elzm Thoma* winning' In the new Civic auditorium ini; rung with Mr. and Mrs Frank Day. I Report* of the flnancml condispending a week Kith relative* near und Un„-Hamilton and Me and Mrs. Forert Bennett of, Grand ftatuds. ' , Miss Viola Day returning to Kalu- ,l0« Mr. and Mra ’hp treasuries of Um* Foreign' , , . .. . 1 Alberta Green the low. A bountiful Hastings calk'd on Mr. and Mrs. .„ ward h.re s»n,rd.y. .... ,„VM1 ..t...,, odwt< Frank Newton Sunday evening. ................ ■■...... ■^ . .. ’1...... kSv.. A.„f ’. nnd tlin tiie Wnmn Home Skw-U-rti-v Societies umn. were rdv,.n. given 1 KIYUGAN GROUP. ltaiTy McCnrtv < „ C:1, k <■• U. ■ M.dd.„ d-'.Uy.d K.1 Ud«l-| m., nlld Pm}. v.n Tuyl by Mrs. Clinton Lahr, u!.-^ a rciwrt There was no school Monday a» The Klyugan group met Friday1 Sunday v. ,.v>ra atWitol man of ml Prairieville? Much 8>m•“. uiT ““tJ-nte -« “ » •« .'" •>%- M “'h •> “• «»« u«- pXw^k aut week \ith «w Inta. cur teariier. ?4r* I-each, attended " ‘ M- 1..U Bunion. Mr. Q.ul Mr, of the prorecds of the church »upafternoon and tach member pre- otU home pathy u extended the bereaved rTTa '„tativest Mm--an add is lirt PHj v U Ur“’“n ,a Gr“u<i !nr,zt-n Stanton. Misr Margaret the Institute In Hastings ent earned a butdnres honor. Wc —•------- ->■».»■ ___ .family. ( .na rernnt. at nw^n ana Mun-, . . _____ ... dunuiy. A call was made for more "^JysH Mi-I Vr A T Nil ent -in.i ‘ -’obncock. Mis* Ethel Stanton and Mr... Uland Hammonti VX ...a Mrs Sherman Shame of' Mr. and Mr.. Frank Newton and FODUNK. - Mr. and Mra. Mr4 H m-?’ Pn.u Nnrrnt''.if Bh 1 1 Poland Furrow sjwnt Sunday at the tcry Mothers." us Uierc are more plcci-d gouut And sold chances on' .’pent Sunday with Mr. and We liad the drawing at thus; Roy Oartlntr Gardner of ot Homer Itam.u, .■ vi.*mr.g visiting spent Sunday Sundaj with Mr. and Mi... ' Mr family Si/HS' daughters than mothers up lo date ■-.line Mrs Harry Shute imd family of and Kenneth Goggim. held hr» brother. I&hard Gardner. MAhlgn Burkett of Kidamasoo. mrtXtn. w.n toh. Jn«.mdue ■ Call Mrs. Kntskern for a daugh­ meciing Hasting!• ’. the lucky number I Jim Grume.- ha, returned fruin John, llwihas relumed to the! Jorn^cn sundaj. former's suigr and husband. Mr.: “”n ... ter's name, if you wish one > mid Mr.. Ch.u-.. Barnes, un WcdntsM',’ cla*k and Mira Jen* « .«■ vt'*t ln B ermk . home of his .*i»n, Claire Thomas lost A quilt was'on exhibition sent by j,,,. jnlr McBain were In-Kalamazoo on A-O-Ma-bi-sa (.roup. j Mr. in id Mr.. Grer.:,' Ransom week attar spending i-uihc tinu with ! (Saturday attending a conference of Mrs. Dewey and which the mem­ n-<>-wn-Ki->a C*mp vamp Fire, me. a Stroup group I:s|>c:it A-o-wa-Ki-va sf»cnt Thursday in-Kalamazoo. his granddaughter. Mr. and Mr*. Ed-j ----- -county normal principals and ber* of the Union are contemplat­ conslslUig clghi ten year old girls.! ml Mtad W..t;r.. has !.;... returned’ Britton of Kalamazoo.' reiiihU!!- of eight -J Orplut Orpha Wattra ----------------------. after .. ./.ending . Mr jna MtJ 6[rrlc I critics <if southwestern Michigan. ing copying Several names of sick was organized tfcpt.mber 22. 1932 - to Battle Creek some The next meeting will be held in members were mentioned nnd they with Mr.- Abt ii J •hn.Miif a., guard- time with her pani.t. M: and Mrs Kalamazoo ohoppera Tuesday. were to be remembered by acme inn atal Jannet Michael a* assistant. Ft.-ink Waters. Hastings in April. < Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Perkins and message following the meet- During the three weeks that fol-. Mira Rachel Cgtn b visiting in Rev. and Mrs. E H. Lane of | sjieclal —-----------------------—------------family moved over near Sprint', The meeting mwtlnff was a*iii altogether in. Toledo, Ohio, are visiting their son I ins The in- louyd the rnris fulfilled the en-! Katamaxixr. and wife. Rev. and Mra. L. E. Lane. I ^resting and enjoyable. tndicf requirements by learning ImMr. ;.nd Mr*, tanjeraNorthrop of Mrs. Emma Carpenter remain:-i nnd family this week, njicr conductMra. Bowman s vocal and bistru- iwrtant facts ab.»ut the organization Nashville w. visitor' al Gtorg about the came. . Ing evangelistic service* ut Roanoke, mental muslp was especially lovely. und history cf bur country-, th-' R.m.oms M»nd:iv . Mra. James Von Hout has been IntL. Rrom here they go to LaPbn- anff invited u» “come meanmg mid. symbolism of Cumj> Mr. ulId Mt;, Fronl und at the home of her mutht-r. Mrs. mine. Ind, for u serie* of meetings.! »k«>'n. soon.' Fire, und—<ta- Cnmp Fire laiw . Mr and Mra John Cahit'un of Bunfkid, the imt two Mrs. Betty Osborn Caine has sc-1 Event member and guest present On October 16. Mrs A L Brown.. Friday, in Middle vH:»-. •• •• u.> >>!<><■ VU as leader of the Grand Ceremonial ? Mr.*. Geu Hluclnmm ... nasm.s-s uweka suflering wittL pneumani.t cured a fine position in the office of ■J*' 1’ »•••>* <*»»< l,’v’ n.ic.uvuu afternoon wa.> indeed Buttcrfleld. Keeney and Arnberg, interesting, uplifting and helpfub welcomed the girls to the Council j visited. Mrs. Geo. Ransom Fnday. and we all hope she will keep on Mrs. Ruby B. Merrick Every member is urged tp attend Fire nnd gave tiiem their place in, Lulu Waters and Mary Cam have one of the leading law firms of Fbou< .1«7l n»itlng«. Ml-b. gaining. ' Grund Rapids, and began her duties, every future meeting. the cirr.lt-. The grnuirlias been busy jbeen on th? sick ILL ; there. Monday. Tills is the same since then edhiing the money for. —t—— ♦-» *------------DELIGHTFUL PARTY. firm Miss Helen Chldoctcr has been Ita dues, for beads, and'.(or leather] TAMARAC cORNEltS. Ekta Wilcox, thixuen year old I Tuesday evening a number of ter head bands by selling candy and , Wc were ull paintd to hear pf tl. • connected with tor several year*. friends and relatives gathered at Chrialmas card,. Six of the eight;death oi one of pur bld nciglibors. daughter vf Mr. and Mra. Lyle Wil­ the tomd of Mr. and Mrs. C F. girls made their own looms for j Ed. Colton, brother of Iia Cotton cox. is in a ha»p-.tul in Aim Arbor Fancy Red Pitted for Pies j Canned Vegetable > Anders to help Mr. Anders celebrate then bead work, und all of thcm|cf . W>xxilnnd. forme:ly cl thw tor treatment and observation, fol- I his birthday. Games and music have completed tlw weaving of their | place, but r.ow vf Portland. He lowing a long illness with tlu flu. were the entertainment of the eve­ eight meh head bands with u deslsn '■ pasred away Friday nt lire Ivw in Miss Mary Jciikins, whu has been 4 Only SIX More Shopping baysol Our ning. after wiiich u large birthday symbolic ot U-.cir Indian name, iPortland. Hi.-, ftnf. rnl will b? this in .Grand Rapids, ux» at bottle a| CORN PEAS cake and Itfnch were served. Annual January —Golden Anniversary Del Monte Brand Aside from having nearly completed , Monday p, M. at Portiar.d We all .‘horl time Sunday, after which -'he AH departed at a late hour, wish­ all the requirements for the Wood;give our .deepest sympa’hy to the went back lo.LeRoy to May with GREEN or Wai BEANS ing Mr. Anders many more happy Gatherer's rank, six ot tiie girls nrc' bereaved widow, the children and all her brother. Robert Jenkins. ■ LIMA BEANS birthdays. trying lo earn tiie National Health J other relatives. T^MATCfc} C«A.d with d«Uri»»> tsaate uki ud du«i« Honor. Thl.* means that twelve' Sunday su’.lor.- .it B F. Cotton o week With Sira. Lnes mother. Mr«J . BIRTHDAY PARTY. diarts miul be kept epn- were. Mr. and Mrs. Rands Lip*-Several couple* dronped in Sat­ health George Fox, who 1* better. of tiie points comb of Grand Rapid- und Mra? Really wonderful bargains await the late ehopprr* urday evening io relebiwte the secutlvcly with IW Mr;- Leuri&a Btiiluni 13 visiting won. 'Ruth Duncan and children of ol lht>e outstanding timepiece*. If you arc in need birthday uf Kennel li Skinner The. group lure had montldv lukc- .Woodland. ' v l»er granddaughter. Mra. Louts Gay, j of a timepiece, now is live ideal time to Game* and dancing liunUhed the planned of Richland Junction. Shultz, Freeport or Middlaviila w by the girls thciaiclvo. and Mr. and Mr... Titus Wilt of Sun ­ buy. Below is a list, of the excellent entertainment of the evening. Aller tn the meeting*, the girls have had held Barn to Mr. and Mr.- . Ra-. Hum-1 “-’Jspent ' Sunday with “ ltu.tr- pa; values now being ofTcrcd. delightful refreshments were served upjwrlunity to wm tar.otG -hon­ w.“nd M, 1SS cSi nr the guests departed declaring a ven­ an - MEAT SPECIALS ors. for example, to identify und de ­ good time and wishing Kenneth scribe twenty wild bird*, to know □nnd IUWL suudw .< Itadiea* and Gents'. many happy returns of the day. Seth Thomas Clocks the projier display af the flag, to ' . days last week tn Grand- RapidKURPR18ED ON*BIRTHDAY. know the history of the Star Elgin Wrist Wulches With Mra John Tut Harkel. THL LITTLE RED BRICK. Spangled Banner and the Battle In honor of Franklin Beckwith* Mre. James fj.igcl ” Mr, — and ----Mra. — Charlie Woodruff — .----------, - . was In Grand ~r- ----—aJ .-------- - .. al birthday, twenty friends surprised Hynm ol Uw Republic At the last • ’ to i Grand ~ ■ tpids ha - Rupkfc morn ci la. ceremonial In December, three of were culled Rapids him on Saturday evening, and he the girls received National Member-i Pital due to their niece. Flot Florence. lh0 -Mnc 01 her son Henry and. really was surprised. Games and family dancing helped to make the evening ship Honora for having secured I about’to ha . t an operation. 4 PALMOLIVE^Soap ► a happy one after which refresh­ three new members for Camp Fire । Mrs. Minnie Hammond w sick at GI N LAKE. ments were served. The young peo­ during the Big Hop. and one of the heme ot her daughter, Mra. Sala Price.. ... Mr and Mr . Dennis Duffey andj - rtvep lost the three received u New Guardian Ruby Mecafla. In Hireling ple report a delightful time. Uro group hire hss won Mrr. Maud Wilts of Ortonville, ----------daughter .. .-pent Honor. The entire ‘ — Wednesday --------- -— night . j < SchoolaM ha-, b«cn bren spendinu spending a lew tew day., nth ---- Air. •— and Mrs. — ----- "OConnor « 1 the National Needlework Guild Mich. ha-. Pierce HAPPY SURPRISE. home. ’' -at the Warren Bellon home -t Lake Odes*i Sixteen friends of Mrs. Dennis Honor. WanhaWe 8lraw*baugh haareport rcliXrned to aur-: this group Wanita Sitaw»baugh luu rettlrned are glad n John and( Murray The gave girl* her belonging a complete prise --on•■'--'yesday Wednesday last week, ofof last week, in in are Zabelic Adrounie. Mary DeVries to her hoRw after spending a (<'•' Roeemary McFarland on lhc gam.; Only Two >3.50 BIG BEN Alarm Clock* to Close Out at >2-50 honor of her birthday. They took Agnes Johnson. Eloise Jones. Patn- days at the home of her aunt. Mr.. John i.- able to attend school again.; ■long ■ pot luck supper and had uicin LyBarkcr. EiUd Mohler. Patricia Carl Ricker, of Detroit Che.-lrr Finehoot and'Gene Gji-; delightful lime. , Osborn, USDOrn. and lino Evelyn fcvwyn Miller, MUier. who> wiwi Floyd r»uju Ural* viui* spent punuay Sunday al uv the ui" him uun oi in utuuui Bcnt ui Harbor niiwi r-pent otwiiv a lew sca । moved to GraiAl Raptds recently, taunt ol Mrs. Edith. Idger ut Has- day* with friends at Gun take Un • GARDEN CLUB. U. but |» Joinins a -group ---- - -----there ,tings. ----- past r.. wick ‘ Merle Count of Ka.lamasoo called The Thoniappie Garden Club will I Doris Craig and Leonore Jones are Mr. and Mr.Russel Todd hare S----------------— v — . D»&J — Golden Anniversary — 1933 meet Monday. February 6. at two 1 new members ' moved to their home on Hw Gilbert cn home folk.-. Sunday. HASTINGS PHONE 263$ MICHIGAN The Big Little Store F. M. The topic will be ' Rock Gar------------- , Ifodd farm. “ The muny frietMs of Edd. Wrexi- W® Deliver dem." ''Outdoor U.Ing-Room' and Errors in Judgment cause at least! Mr and'Mr? dahn lluinzlui:.’ nxsn' were slacked ta hear a! iw “Backyard Playground." Diseu^ ;n;|-. halt the flying «i;ctdcr.tc. cays a Altu spnit Wednesday cscnin# r>u!!i Friday, we extend fur aym* and suggestion*. ' British expert on aviation ta&uranee. ’ Warren Bokonk. patliy to tiie bereaved fanuly. Social Events and Personal Mention SPECIAL s750 Beaver Hats for 8^95 $5.00 Values for 83.45 53.50 Values for $2.45 82.50 Values for 81.75 S1.95 Values for S .95 Two Big Days Foundation Garment at the North Side Grocery FRIDAY, Jan. 27 SATURDAY, Jan. 28 Soap Chips S Z iS:Z9c X c“- X5c Cherries Coffee u Clock and Watch Sale! Spaghetti 24?c SALE! > z l££ ZSc Butter 119c, W W W* W WW Loin Roast iu.au u 7c ' $19.50 ' $22.50 $27.50 $33.50 ,$47.50 $10.00 '■ $12.50 1 $16.00 ■ $25.00 $5.95 BESSMER the Jeweler t Pork Steak Spare Riba B Pure Lard Beef Steak x u.. X5c �THE HICTINCS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANTABY 25, 1933 pAOtarx FREEPORT. | WOODLAND. ' | _^r an<^ Frtday fl>r PMtoria, Ohio. They were -—7 revival mcelings at Ute local U. B r“lle‘’ Hk» on account ot tiie serichurch. ’ our Illness of his mother. Mrs. Lydia CHURCH or THE NAZARENE. ' J-jiuward Nwcutt and two ladles Trumbo. and aunt. Miss Neldcrday that loving thoughts . -Caarm S|. ’ Opp.. Pukes Hoa>«\jLm Clarksville gave u very unus- houser. r.» entertainment m the high school Mr. and Mrs. J J. Doster moved and gifts aru sent to those ’ »»•«» auditorium, Thursday evening to ‘heir household goods to Delton . ■ who are close and ., i- M lulp finance the local baseball Thursday where they will live. Mr team. Doster resigned as treasurer of tiie dear to us — Mr*. Ella Catt lias been workinj Farmer's Union Mutual Fire liuur- J. . Z-J 9 ,x.. ir Sin and Mr*. Frank Bunker ol «ncc Co. which position r--------- --he — has — — held — -r t x-x . i ir.ar -• - Alto for the past few months for the post year. Mr. Doster has m Miu Josephine Nortskey spent been tn ill health for the past frotn Wednesday till Friday with month Improved. ---- but l>much — . «•«»• ! , ■ _ • ■ Z episcopal CHURCH. Mi.,.n«,|en Boughner ut the home Mrs. J. V. Hilbert «pent Mr*. apent Wcdnes- ♦ e of Mr und Mrs. sterling Rogeu.'day in Hastings und Grand snirkis Mis* Novixkey vnited the norma) luncheon Thursday. Mr*. David ▼ , room while there. . Mrs. Arthur Moore and Mrs. Gall ---------------- — .... Lightfoot planned a .pleasant aur- SmaVojjSfffe^raSM? Brainard of Battle Creek n * prise for Mrs. Sharp, our local pri- Frederick Hill of Hostings, Mr. and‘ Mrs Lawrence “Paul mjd -A­ mary teacher, in which fourteen . p’ircnts of students of that room son. Oreydon. were week-end Bursts J' . bax... of Mr.-and Mr*. Cha*. Rowlader of ♦ ’ t participated. We met in the '.»L iflebt where we ... listened to the -------pro- Grand Rapids. , gram consisting vf piano ducts and Mr. C. J. Barnum. Donald Gager 2" also tile delightful reading* by Mrs. and Mr. Schroder of the Woodland ▼ FIRST UNITED LRETHREN CHURCH SteUa Crew. after which Mrs. High School attended a meeting ot j Moore and Mrs Lightfoot served a the Western Michigan Schoolmens J dainty lunch of jello und cuke. Mrs Round Table at Grand Rapids SatSharp was left, many beautiful and,urday, ’ J it» useful presents as tokens cf esteem 'The m— •teachers —*■— of the Woodland °‘ from these parents. township school attended a meet­ Miw Helen Boughner returned to ing of the Barry County Teach­ GRANGE PROGRAMS . : the heme of Mr. and Mra. Sterling ers’ Institute Monday in Hastings. Rogers. Sunday after a couple days' P. T. A. held a very Intcr. -tay with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. mceting at the schoolhouse . w w Boughner. ' Wednesday evening. A two-act play Mis* Dorothy Goadenough spent was given by the Home Economics ■ from Wedne-uiay till Thursday cve- club Tiie Girls' Glee Club sung I T JOHN'S LUTHERAN MISSION. nine at the home u! Richard Waite several numbers and the Misses :n Hastings. Margaret and Audry Densmore Wc are sorry to report tire passing played violin ducts accompanied by el Mrs Minnie Bryans, due to hear, their mother. Mrs. Gkn Densmore. disease. Tuesday, January 17. Slut The Woodland Boy# Basket Ball way laid to rest in the Cedar Crvek team Played Olivet here Friday eve­ ■■ ■- r«:n.:uiy Thursday afternoon It ning. The Woodland team won with ., - was wiiile returning that her hus- a score of 45 to 77. The Woodland ,i band. Frank Bryans, was stricken Girls' team played nt Caledonia the f /7'V// C , aim aux-icbral hemorrhage causing same evening. Caledonia ' defeated Lv nress our Iipf LX ’f Lv CvO •• 4 lii.t departure that evening, and he thr hoirtr team. jj. nb-o was laid to rest in thegCedar; Mrs. Robert Gill, a lifelong resi­ Creek cemetery-Sunday. Tin- fam- dent of Woodland township, passed \ ily have tlw> sympathy of the entire away at her home Saturday evening. t^OMOI.A ORABOE. ' community in their bereavement. Mi.- Mabel Sasson of Hastings1 She iuu been an invalid for over ;■; .'p<iit«4he utiek end with her cousin.• fifteen years. She leaves her hus­ Victor Sisson, and his mother. band. Robert Gill, one brother, Mrs. Moina Vanderlip of Lyons1 George Spindler of Lafayette. In. vinted fi lends and relatives in the diunu. nnd tliree sisters. Mra. Ella Anderson tif Detroit Mrs Mana Mrs. Manon Naglcr of Chicago, is Chicago, Illinois. 1-25 Bakiiu of Grand Rapid* and Mrs i.]>-rnrting tiie week with Mrs. Kdith EUxabclh Hough of Allegan. The GeJltey and Dr. Peckham. ‘ * funeral mtvIccu will be held al t!u« Mrs. Ella "Draper is making her house Tutiiday at 10;00 A. M. HASTINGS Telephone 2115 Wl- DELIVER ■home with iter .daughter, Mix. Dan Mr. and Mrs. Kurl C. Fuul and Gcodcnoygh this winter. ’ 1 Marda spent Sunday wi(h Mrs. C. Mr. and Mrs Curl Gilliland spent 11. Benham of Haxtlnga. Tuesday evening with Miss ‘Pearl Born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brodbeck of South Woodland Saturday. ‘ " • 1 ’ ' - 1,11 Mabd Osborn mid' Miss Gatha January 21. a baby boy. Mra. Br<xi;. . .. ., ,; Luimts accomiMinicd rMr. and Mrs. bcck and the new baby are being t E.irl Rogers to Hastings Saturday. for nt the home of. her sister. i Mr. and Mrs. Ltwis'.Nretf visited cared Mrs. Frank Nlcthamrr ’ TIR8T FEESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 'MlRalph ToWlUcnd Ol , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bush and ron. r«». j.t n Ki’ctu ;. d. ». ?*•««. Lowell Friday evening. Bobby, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hill-! . . W. C<. -r St Ptone a.'C. .*‘5r- u,1‘* Mrs !lu>' Warr of South — man of Detroit were guests ot Mr. nt :ix Hwy, ’ ’ . ...... '. .^'p. Lowell and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J v Hilbert Saturday evey tin? la** lAush culled at the F. E. Deming Aiiunc ninR , hr.nu Friday eientng. The Farmer'* Union Mutual Fire ; ; • Mrs. Chester Allerdtng of Coats • ■ . Grove sjxnt n few days with het Insurance Company uf Burrv, Ionia. i> Kent counties elected the following ' ui daughter. Mrs. Ted Bustance. last oniccrs nt their annual meeting ... ■- ■’• ■" [week. . held'Monday. January 23 at their Mr. mid Mrs. Burr Lobdeil ot of!Iccs al Woodland; President—C. 1 ■ Denver. Colorado, are visiting *t J Moore. Freciiort; Vice-President - "he home of Mi.,. Vancla D-odell. Rev «'tl Mr- Whe-'.-f were in —E. V. Colby. Alto; Secretary—Wm. Grand Rapids Wednesday a n d und. Woodland; Treasurer—Frank Kilpatrick. Woodland; Director — ’ Thursday attending the annual -.‘Bibie conference at the city Miuppn,. G W. Schneider. Lake OtIc-.m.; E. Dh Ironside and Dr. Evans were the "L. Sclmntz. Nashville. The coni|mny ifUo voted to take in Eaton county .■;ivc:al Bible teachers. Rev. E. Gamble returned to his They now ’have 7.032 members, over ■ home in Grand Rapids Wednesday, *50.000 resources und assets and* and will muni to the village next *24000.000 ut risk. tfttk tb conduct a series of revival; BRANCH DISTRICT. CHLKCH or CHIU8T. (OAT* geove m-rtmg’ II) the local U B church. Tiie revival meetings at the North Mim Doiuu Rum> pla.red in a For Sale at Fairgrounds c-lnr.s recital at Hastings Monday church will continue this week. Rev. Rlcbcl of'Woodland will assist a evening. ■ ’ • ■, Franklin Burgess made ti business ■ A play was given nt thr Branch ■ trip to Grand Rapids Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J W. Baxter ot P. T. A. Friday evening to a good ■» your own price. Sale starts Constant in-'. Mlclslgan. spent Tuts- audience. Perry Fossett of Lansing visited ! at one o’clock p. m. slisrp. d.'.y with Mr. and Mrs Albert Wells. i Mr. Baxter is an uncle vf Mrs. -tho.home fulks over the week end Thi! Barryvillc Aid w III meet aj Well*. ’ . . - ------------- —- ........... — • Lee Burdick & Ed. Sayre* Mks Joan Wills of Grand Rapid.''*w home of Mr. andI -Mrs. O. D Fsuwett Friday. Jan. The laidle^j ■ spent tlw week end with her aunt. * as'ett Frfdav. Jan 27. _7 Tiie will sew for the needy. M: . Albert Weiis. Mos Donna McKeown and ' a 1 Ward Proctor mid Mr. and Mrs. Fralik Kline of Alto called 'on a;r friend of tho M S ,C. and Miss Evelyn Day of the Lansing Busi­ and Mrs. Dell GodfrtT recently ; Mr, and Mrs Leo Hcncren and ness College were . at their homes Mr. and Mrs. Bendly and two chil­ Miss Helen Wllhtls will entertain dren of Buttle Creek were cullers at ’ne home of Mr. and Mr*.«Dell Ijie teachers of Castleton township; one evening this .week. Godfrey Sunday. Mr.- Wm.. Blough Ls spending a ; it w days in the north and attend-' NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ' iiig the funeral df a brother-in-law. HASTINGS PARIKH. , METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Ray Whitmer. M.. and Mrs. Clayton Basler of; H.istsn js s,»'nt tlu- week end with' the latter's fattier and brother, Mr ;■ " Kintz and ron Donald. Mr. Basler returned to Hastings Sunday night and Mrs-. Basler will remain indefi•< nitcly. a The widely advertised dramatic SfiL1 trial "Who Killed Eari Wright" ;o”,A given at the M. E. church Friday Ms. night was well attended, and a fine ".111 FIRST CHURCH temperance lesson was taught. o"«Im1 OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST^ I--------- -------------------- ---------------------------------------- --------------- , -v-laJ-.'-■ -- WANTS New Method TRUSS a Kiisc t u c f'LJJ!Df'LJrC‘ There will be no evening service! CARDS ofr tu THANKS THE CH UR CHES at the local M. E church during Un a n r* C- , j 1- v X 1 .01 tiie best <­ ways of doing this able center control* rupture •ccurely «tth unroualed com­ fort to wearer. Let us demon­ strate'our expert fitting xerviee. The, Prescription Drug Store Our Success ntinv a s’ft w^>c^-.>s a^C-Vf • way8 appreciated. Especially these beautiful Heart Boxes of "Whitman’s”—"the makers of best candies.”—These delicious chocolates for Valentine’s Day come Jn heart boxes, cellophane wrapped and three sizes—two pounds, one pound and half pounds. "bTothing Better for those We Love.” ORDER NOW-We mail “Whit­ man’s” anywhere. K LeadirJj^ Chicago Piano .Manufac­ turer bits in the vicinity of Hastings. f ‘The hebest bestway way toexpres8 our heartfelt thoughts to those we love: Mother, father, sister, brother, wife, husband, sweetheart and friends—is by Valen­ tine Cards. We have an excellent stock. I Beautiful Player Piano llifhtlr sad and almost paid for. Will transfer to re*pu.i*ible part) who will continue the small month­ ly paytnenls. For complete Informs- > lion wtlte Auditor. P. O. Box 195. B. A. LyBARKER GEORGE M. NEWTON SPECTACLES FITTED. REPAIRED. BROKEN LENSES REPLACED WATCH. CLOCK. JEWELRY REPAIRING. CASH FOR OLD GOLD. Good PHOTO NEWS GREEN’S STUDIO FOR EXCHANGE Work Horses Saturday, Jan. 28 NOTICE or REOISTIIRED brand on STAMP. Maple Syrup SUPPLIES HASTINGS MARKETS AND EQUIPMENT Much Lower in Price Than in Former Years Cot Church ssd Coater Street* COATS GROVE. The Extension class met Wcdncsday with Mrs. Alice Chase. Mlsa Ruth Woodman was home from Caledonia on Sunday. Kendall Coats. Mrs. Andrew Townsend. Mrs. Vera Brinker, Mra. Harley Seaw and Robert are among CHURCH OF TUB UNITED BRETHREN those who have been having tiie flu. IN CHRIST. E B Ortdln. D. D. Psatsr. Co:. JcJ!»r»..n and Crater Sts. . While our Rapacity is ewr 'individual attention is a!*jiv$ . AVAILABLE. CHARLES H. LEONARD BL'GBEE.CORNERS, NORTHl.___ ______________ Mr. and Mr., John Stairs called on Will Matthews at Hastings one ■ from the Hastings high school for Edd. Woodman was fatally hurt Brcthwho-.d We . Friday morning while biuMr.-.: w<- •• t and died- Friday evening Thfamily have the sympathy .of'the neighborhood. Mn. bee Hansbargar, who has been working :n Hastings, has re­ first Harley Huiubargar and wife of North Oth /.-u were visitors of Pliny Hansbargar and wife cue day last week, Mr.i Mubii' Velte spent Friday afternoon at the Birthday Club at Mrs. Bert Sawdy’s. Rev. Reable and .Mr. and Mr*, hit «r. Howard Claun of West Odeua were ,viutu.s recently at Will Veitc's. Wc can supply you vfith ANYTHING needed in syrup or sugar making. Thursday, Feb. 1. with Mrs. Nune Coolbaugh with Club No. 2 serhng dinner. The Birthday, meeting will be held ihl> week with Mrs. Orpha Wing in Woodland on Thursday. Next Sunday evening there will be no community service because of the 8 8 convention at Die S. Woodland Brethren church. Mr. and Mrs, Dei! Rich and non Stanley of Battle CrecK visited Sunday at Harley Scuses. Hie debating class of Hastings put on a very good debate Sunday evening on the Income tax question. Mrs. Artie Densmore and daughters. Margaret and Audra, gave several musical selection*. The P. T. A. will meet this week Friday evening. History was made In Belmont. Maas. when {tutors of the nine Protestant churches arranged an all-around exchange, the asiignrnenta being~made by lot, but with ___________ the provision that no man was to preach In a church of his own deumainaUon. - Anticipate your needs in this line Save money GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN st Probsts. �i : ights •4* those ■ and us— ▼ ' which concern ifo people county, and tliat wc are serving tiie public In so doing it our comments are fair and made In good faith. It is on that account solely that wc shall consider lids matter, because .we feel tliat II doe* concern the county and will be in.every way best for their interest* if certain mem­ bers of tiie board and members of the commission shall forget all dif­ ferences that may have arisen, and shall co-operate fully and whole­ heartedly in serving the people of lit- exel t er, id, enck. R-'i Air .TION. recognition of thc splendid senirc < We tellere wn carrying out the provisionsof^the usdmUM U»l the dlltamS. I **««« j* «U ,0» understand ’that' the' differences i “cNKl bill by improving all ot the which have caused the feeling grew 16a m les of township highway taken — j . — . ---------. ----------. ----out of the discharge of an employee over by tiie commission last yelr, not doing as it was done in moat by the road commission. Such dis­ charge is a question of administra­ Michigan counties, building a few tive detail. It may have been u miles uf good roads and neglecting mistake. .■ However, such a mistake all the others taken over. Of ttic merits of tfo issue between if made ought not to prevent a full certain members of the board of supervisors and the commission. the Banner has nothing to say. We do not know and we do not care to know. We will only say that if what the commission did was a mistake, it is not the first mistake ever made by public officials In this county, nor will it be tiidHast. A mere adminis­ trative detail ought not lo be per­ mitted to sland In the way of Barry county continuing the splendid serv­ ice the county road commission have given this county. Bring in your own grains and let ua mix and The Banner knows tiie supervisors grind 26% Mash Supplement or 32% Mash and commission can have no other wish than to serve • the people of Concentrate with them and make a high this county and their best Interests. grade EGG MASH for you at a very low cost. The supervisors and members of the commission arc human. Sometimes a feeling can be aroused over a mere detail of public business, and that feeling can grow and work uatni. We we are poi great harm. not saying that the commission was right in wiial they did in the matter <for which they are criticised What we are saying is that whatever mistake may have been made differences If you are making sausage come in and get a growing out of it slxxild be talked over In a spirit of conciliation by can. of Morton’s Sausage Seasoning—the sea­ the commission and the committee soning that is making a big hit. on roads and bridges, who represent die supervisors; aftd a good underHanding should be arrived at which will continue the good service' which the people of this county have re­ ceived from our road commission. Buch an understanding ought to be FLOUR -t- FEED » COAL CEMENT h- UME based upon the one idea of having BRICK -i- TILE -t- FARM IMPLEMENTS only good feeling between the su­ pervisors and the commission. Wfor. HASTINGS PHONE 2118 we have such plentiful evidence of the good faith and good work of tfo road commission, feeling growl rut out of a detail of their work ought not lo grow until It may lead to the county's losing* their good service. Make Your Farm Grains Pay Bigger Profits Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. unds 1. 28 Sayres s "• < ■ T. I . NOTE*, ACTS WAYS TO RELIEVE Mouth-Tested The Mouth-Test is the only sure test of an ANTISEPTIC Here’s a mouth wash and gargle that does what it is. supposed to do — under everyday conditions. The mouth test proves it neutralizes even ■ stantly, and pre* vents their return. In normal gargling time it kills nose and throat germs. Get it at your Rexall Drug Store to­ day! DIGESTIVE DISCOMFORT Next time the acids and gases of indigestion at­ tack you just take Bis­ ma-Rex for quick relief. Bisma-Rex acts four ways to relieve digestive discomfort 1. 2. 3. 4. Nrolrallxea excessive acid. Relieve* dbtrewful gas. Soothes irritated stomach. Improves digestive function. Bisma-Rex 1* sold only at Rcxall Drug Stores Mi3H’'±59c Bisma-Rex 50c * Drug Store Carveth & Stebbins Phone 2131 Hastings i£; pressed the Bannerparticutariy lias M,y* ,r P^P1*- ’*■“« P‘,“cc' very next day plans begun to formbeen the good faith «Ui which our •««* ’«’ ’!* ^nunent must *endjulate. God Is showing us now we ROCK BOTTOM PRICES ses =..... ..;-----' .0^1*SK2gJXSU'-'Sd. X2?thU 'SbSrt Our lS%f 20%, 24% and 32% ■ DA1R Y FEEDS are selling at 3D r.n,--------- ■* of Hie county road commission. i aa z> a ITCMC 1 T'1<’ annuirt meeting of the WornDifferences Over a Minor Detail \ For three years that commission X . 1V1. V. A. 11 E.IV1O en'a Christian Temperance Union; not asked the supervisors to ■». ■> , ua* fold Tuesday at tfo Methodist Ought Not to Result in the Pos­ has appropriate a single dollar of Barry ““ ' “ chprh. A pot-luck dinner was encounty taxpayers' money far Our | Mldoh viik- ffi-Y led by Ivan Ly joyW by all present after which tfo On tfo other hand, tfoy'ons enjoyed u special meeting last usual business was transacted. We sible Loss of the Good Service of I roads have used money which came into week ■ Thursday with a fx>t luck decided to have our annual meeting tfocommission's, hands from the; supper at tfo noine of Mr. Lyon*, and election of officers In September the Present Road Commission।' state, not alone for the maintenance ; Secretary Angell spoke on national hereafter.. The Union made plans k.M •>.„ .nd affairs to organize a Loyal Temperance LeNo one knows better than the this county In ttw important matter ; , 8evfn ----------louumd high school boys «ton with Mrs. Clara Cooley aa writer that it is the earnest wish of of coiutrudllng nnd maintaining our fPT 0 .thc 'and' eiTla-irWnnsvivanla Y M c Supt. We feel our children and the member. of the board vf super- county highways A lot yrfr P*°Plf hutruction on visors, os well as of the members of The Banner holdem brief for tiie named highway they earned ou. tiie county road commission, to fully Barry county road commission. We “ promise made several years ago by meet their duly and responsibility to,did not name them.- We knew ubule U>1 -Hiundw Khool. !gj“‘ “J, the people of Barry county. In roiuteiy nothing about their ap- constniction of that six and onewhat we have tn mind to say our point ment untilafter the board of >>«'« mlta of roadway. The com- John Erway and Mcr.e Tasker «ere >tlial the onrl who helped to write motive la not personal criticism, but supervisors had named them. We “’^‘5”'tbal r appointed on a conference commit- > sgth Amendment into the Conconstructive conunent. Bo far os cannot be accused of political bias it out of money 1 ,uld r*cel',ed from tee last Tuesday. looking towards aS tfo oner who were the Banncf U concerned our onlyIn this matter, because the majority,.. __ , • . local-conference of high school boy. cduca.<.(j on tfo effects bf alcohol concern In the proposition we will of the commissioners are not mem-! , v01? ’he report of the cotnmls- and girl*. i ln Then, what did we discuss is lhc public Interest. There bers of the party to which the writ- • given in t lie last Banner, as Tiie boys In the Older Y M. C A. do7 A* toon as wc got the law. we w ta u „n or ItaM i-lbelow. ITtlLtl1 “• »“«" •“P""”". Ing. between some members of tfo Further we wish every reader to proceedings, it will be noticed that ।group met hist Wednesday evening foided our arms and went to sleep for their regular meeting at C. F i We stopped educating. But we mm/.1 board of supervisors and members understand tliat no member of thc < ’,,e commission cun- Angell's and discusM-d "What It, tiol quit. It's not an easy job we 01 the county road comlsslon. Some- road commission has ever suggest- , thc tl,e P, !* to Follow Christ ' Pcopagan- know. We must pray and work and one may ask why tliat should con- ed or even hinted that the Banner i®*, ’he Carlton sink hole, and ful- Mean* cern the Banner. We may be mis- discuss tt)U subject. Not a member j 1,4 contract-so efficiently that da and prohibition were also dis- prcii On. When oar Constitution was drafted, the convention had taken about it. but it is cur view! of that commission knows or has commission turned over to the cussed. Read in February Pictorial Re- been in session for 29 days, debating that a county newspaper should any idea that we arc going to do it. j county, after paying all the costs, view Einstein's remarks on peace unfj r,otliing done. Then some one aled. ses est tes art ree inti VER PART THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, Jan. 25, 1933 WEST HOPE. Congratulations to Jesse Osgood and Mrs. Belle Davis who were mar­ ried Thursday. There is no school this Monday as Mrs. Lena Laubaugh is attending the Teachers' Institute. We are pleased lo report that Maurice Johncock is \ recovering from pneumonia, very nicely. Mr. and Mrs. L.D. Woodman and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehouse at­ tended the funeral of Mrs. Henry Collison of Kalamazoo which was held Sunday at two o'clock In the Henton funeral home. James Anders spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Veiling of Olivet. A nice crowd attended the Com­ munity meeting at Ira McCallums Friday evening. The February meet­ ing will be with Mr. and Mrs. Everett McCallum. Jesse O.igo.xl has been In Char­ lotte several days lately in the in­ terests of the Insurance company of which he has recently been reap­ pointed to a two year directorship. Congratulations again. This vicinity was shocked Friday to hear of an accident in a buu saw In which Ed. Woogman was fatally Injured. His coat caught In a shaft and he passed away about eleven o'clock that evening in Pen­ nock hospital. Our deepest sym­ pathy gfos out to the wife and chil­ dren in their bereavement. Miss Qlenna Osgood attended Teachers' ’ Institute in Hastings Monday. Edward Willson Is entertaining relatives from Detroit for a few days. QUIMBY. Revival meeting! closed here with ah all day service Bunday. A large number of people have been con­ verted especially in tho Young Peo­ ple's class. . AU hope we may have Rev. Ja­ cobs with us again next year, cot­ tage prayer meetings wlU continue. Tilts week Tuesday afternoon at the borne of Chas. Callahan. The Young People's Class' partv will meet at the home of Vivian Bponable Friday night. Rev. Jacobs and Rev. Conklin expect to meet with them. Mrs. Glenn Kellogg accompanied Mrs. Roy Chandler to Prairieville Tuesday to visit the latter's father who is not very well. Misses Esther and Margaret Hoff­ man and Rial Kellogg of Battle Creek visited at their homes here over the week end. The schools in tills vicinity were closed Monday as the teachers at­ tended teachers convention at Has­ tings. w. a . ... mill. ssr l»U MIS >■* Thursday P. P. M M on on Y. Y M. M. C. C. A. A. ac-1 ac-! the the corner corner but but we we let let them them get get out. out. ; Tiiuraday S',“ and In Middleville Thursday They spend million* of dollar* or-1 tivltles night of last week ' uanizing and making believe public Freeport Y group meet this opinion ha* changed. Thursday night for a special meet-, Th? W. C- T. U. and Anti-Saloon' iqg at the school. Leagues are the only organizations I This Friday night. Saturday and )eft to fight the wets, to we must । Sunday. 1* tiie state convention of be students and teach the truth for I the'GIri Rcjrrvea. to be field at' m ups ume of depression tiie peo-1 Flint by the Y. W. C. A. p]e are looking for relief There, ■The liquor trade exist* for thc :)*,ver was such a chance for W. 0. i deliberate exploitation of the weak-jT. U. a* now. ness and bass-r passions of hffinan [ w? then had a readhig on "Drink­ nature It makes its enormous I mg- in Our Colleges." ■ profits by cold-bloodedly breakinc Former County President Jloy j clown characters of men. women, and McDermott was our guest anef she' little children." — John H a y n e r. > urgrd us to get new members and Holmes. < j to organize an L. T L. and hold "Prayer is not so much talking as medal contests. listening." Dr. Ftadlck. we voted to express our thanks to i County School Conun'r.. Mrs. Maude Smith, for putting temperance lnTHE CHRISTMAS SEALS itruction in our rural schools. SALE SMALL IN COUNTY We then read an open letter to Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt from a girl who took exception to her Total Sold Was Only $271 j young radio talk. The letter was written 08—Increase In Tuber­ ! by a young lady attending business college who deeply resented the Im­ culosis Probable plications in Mrs. Rooaevelt-'g talk. Word from the Michigan Tuber-j She said in part. -You don't know cutoils Association shows a tetr! rf "the „„ average" .... ___________ total of girl,— Mrs. Roosevelt. S271.08 was received must*take ------------ .~~up r to -----December L"------ ( ‘.VTo •?*get the average, you — —-.-J-* 31 from lhl* county for the sale all of us the country over, and doof Ctm»tmas scabs. This is not as ing tliat you wifi find that we may nt nhristmu si'als ins that you will mav large a sale as ought to have been not be saying much, but we have our made, in view of he wonderful work opinions—and they are NOT -in fathla Association is doing. ror of legalizing alcoholic beverages. We arc glad to learn from the As** 1,1 favor of ths boclntion's report that they consider «*«£ 3“^’ No- l>ie a truly remarkable response has ( average girl doe* not hMVe to learn m.A. *arly how much she can drink, and th.-, doeao't keep Srtthin that quanChrtstmas Seal sale, in view of the ( because there Is no need. We times. They stele, that many let-1 don1 dnnk the atuH all» ter.1 have been received by the A.- ■ ,-, soclatlon showing that severe self-; ‘ ’ BARRYVILLE. dental has been practiced by many Kenneth Wilcox spent the week thl* yeai in order that they might buy the seals. The Association end with Ted Vogler in Bepton Har­ bor. adds: Geo. Skinner who Is visiting That nobody knows where the atMrs. the home of Will Hyde, spent tuberculosis death rate is going In Sunday evening with Dr. and Mra. the next few years, or where the Lathrop tn Hastings. win rtrtte. U emplurtwl taj• Heber ,„ „„ Foster has been enjoying students of tuberculosis Pointing to. <7, an ulcerated tooth for the past the increased tuberculosis rates re- several days. ' ported from 15 large American cities: Misses Donna McKeown and Rhea in 1932. they warn that untiring ef-. Barnum of M. 8. C. were week end forts along all sectors of thc tuber- guests of Donna's parents. culosls battlc-Iront will be neecs-; Miss Evelyn Day. who is attending sary to guard against the possibility: scliool in Lansing was a week end of general refurn of a high tuber- guest of her mother, Mrs. Clara Day. mireds death rate Remember the Aid at the,home of --------------- ,--------------------| Mt. and Mrs. O D. Fossett Friday. CLOVERDALE. ;11 »’111 ,M' “n meeting and stavlrfr a^few’daw wlth’her"niece Mra!* McDerby of Mrs k’s US aS[ family SSJ” a‘Un,,ed ChUrCh Mrs. Lou Anna Patton and daughMrs. C. P. Lathrop of ter. Miss Helen, visited old friends Hastings were Sunday guests of Mr. In Hastings Bunday. and Mra. Will Hyde. Afternoon call-' The community was shocked at era were. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Mcthe sudden death of Ed Woodman Donald and two children of Hasof Orangeville Friday. Sympathy is tings and Dr. Morgan .Skinner, an extended to the family. . Interne at Blodgett hospital and Miss Mr. and Mrs Chas. Monica speht Sarah Pinch, a nurse of Grand RapSunday at the home-of-Mr. and Mra. Ids. Wellington Monica of Bedford. .' Roy Clialker and mother yere Mrs. Pine, who has been visiting Sunday guesu of Mr. and Mrs. Elher brother in Cincinnati, Ohio, re- mer Gillette and Geo. and Mary 1/imed home Monday. Hkyman. Miss Jean Waugh spent a couple Mr. and Mra. Albert Hul&obus of of day* last week with her sister. Bellevue were Saturday gucsta of Mr*. Wm. Carter of Kalamazoo, re- Mr. and Mra. Herbie Wilcdx. turning home Sunday. Mr. nnd Mr*. 8. Geiger and Mr Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold England of and Mra. D. Geiger and baby of Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs. ReA Quimby were Sunday guests of Mr. Pierce, met at the Kellogg home and Mrs. Heber Foster and family. Saturday night to celebrate the fol-1 Kenneth Wilcox attended a birth­ lowing anniversaries, the 15th wed- day party at the home of Unwood ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Chriitopher in Morgan Thursday H. Kellogg and the'birthday an-1 evening celebrating Unwood s and nlversaries of Mra. Roas Pierce and I Kenneth's birthday. H. England. There was no school Monday as Little Maiy Joyce Pierce spent a the teacher attended the institute in few day* last week with her aunt. Hastings. Miss Cora Mack of Hastings. *‘ ' NORTHEAST IRVING. Mr. und Mr*. Ed Good and Gene Mr. and Mrs.-George Harthy at Kay ot Freeport spent the week end with tth&r daughter, Mrs. Jim Hastings spent Friday with Mr. and Mra. Bam Eckert. . Whitney and family. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Savacool i are the proud parents of a little CARLTON CENTER. daughter bom Thursday. Jan, 10 Mrs. Jolin Bhupp returned home Mlss Marguerite Seger, who has Wednesday after a ten days’- visit been liavlng whooping cough, was W1Thii7<lt2l'CrTe1ninnndMra’an(i Mrs BbIc able to ««««» return to ^nooi school last last Wet-K. week. their son Robert, in honor of hl* fourteenth birthday, the occasion being a complete surprise. The evening was spent in playing gomes and music, after which refreshments of ice cream and cake were served, Some gifts were Startfine in Son o? received d„. by ’ ■ Mrs. Elmer Marlow spent last week In the Lewis Daniels' home, helplng to care for the children who are ill with measles. Miss Jessie Usborne of Kalamazoo and Miss Mercy Usborne of Ann Arbor visited their parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Usborne. over the week day A^,ur a^rc and and and Mr. and Mrs. a.nd M . 5“!^ a MJJ. surprise at Moor. the home of Mr. Olran BuhSW. U b«*»« Mr. and Mra. Moore s 24th wedding anniversary. A vlry love*? dinner was served. * * * RIDGE. PLEASANT 'Utile Mary Teeter, who has been having scarlet fever Is better at this writing. Margaret Kelsey of Hastings wm Mr. and Mra. Fnd Henney and home over Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Lester Klnne spent son and Mr. and Mrs.- J. Kick and Edgar Henney were gucsU of Mr. Saturday and Sunday in Flint. No — school on account of and Mr*. Wm. Zuschnitt of west of _------- Monday - ------------------------------iimt in mt Otmilsv > Teachers Institute. oWhy ito. Watrous, atEstella Kelsey And Ruble Wood of hotel*. leading with 604. while tended the Barry Co. Institute Mon- attended tM nutrition class Thursda y ^day at Alice Chases. totaling 126,532. Why YOU should buy / bank in Hastings MONEY that is banked and spent in Hastings means more prosperity for all of us. It means more employment of local labor... better prices for local farm products more business for local merchants. Whatever will INCREASE the flow of money here... will also increase the wel­ fare and prosperity of the people here! Lots of local money irr this bank means lots of local prosperity! EVERY dollar that is hidden away... is kept out of your local bank... or spent far away... makes all of us here just that much the poorer. HASTINGS NATIONAL Only National Bank In Barry County The Loyal Ladies' Class party will meet this week Thursday wit> Or­ pha .Wing at Woodland for put luck dinner. There will be no services next Sunday evening at the church. Clos­ ing to attend the Sunday school D A ]\T1Y JLJ 2jL1 1 JX. Hastings . Michigan Telephone: 2217 Convention at the South Brethren sang Bunday night at the Baptist church. church . In Hastings. Mra. Kittle Sprague of Grand Rapids, who has been assisting at Tiie new volume of "Who's Who Alonzo Woods', returned home 6un- In America" contains biographical of more than 30.000 promi­ . sketches Thc Coats Grove mMe Quartet nent American*. Bring Your Model A Ford to Us For A Thorough Going Over! For a surprisingly small cost you can put it in tip-top shape for many thousands of miles. Here’s what we’ll do for only— $495 Oil and grease Remove all carbon Grind valve* Tune motor Adjust distributor head Adjust distributor points Clean and adjust spark plug* Clean and adjust carburetor Replace manifold gaskets Spray springs Change engine oil Adjust brakes Clean fuel system Check battery Look Over Our Used Cars Before You Bay! UNIVERSAL GARAG telephone 2121 . . Hastings, 1 AAAAAAAA < �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 19M P^GK RIGHT 'COURTHOUSE NEWS ifitutr s&it Mi&iel 30 oz. Bunt Can r MARRIAGE LICENSES. I Lyle Munn. Hastings.. .................... 2! ' Helen Schafer, Bloomingdale ... IS John Llngbcek. Kalamazoo ,....... 20 Inez Pennock. Cloverdale ............. IB Arthur W. Getty. Middleville ... 32 Lucille Johnson. Middleville .... .25 Jcmc A. Osgoqfl. Hope Twp...........63 Belle Davis. Bowens Mills............. 62 DELTON. Funeral services were held Sun­ day afternoon In. Kenton's funeral home for Mrs. Fanny Collison. 68. wife of Henry E. Collison, who died Friday al her home In Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs Collison rHlded in Orangeville until 12 years ««o whenthey moved to Kslamuoo. Mrs. Q Collison leaves her husband and five softs; Floyd and Arthur of Delton, Elba and Clare of Kalomasoo. also a brother. Frank Porter of Plainwell. Rev. Victor Jones of Hickory Cor­ ners conducted the services and burial was in Orangeville cemet€am?^XKeney of Grand Rapids Make your DOLLARS WORK for you/ • PROBATE COURT. ; .Est. John F. Kocher. Petition to sell and transfer bond filed, order to spent last ~week with—hte brother. sell and transfer bond entered. —----Dehdocs^wpZXvMsWiM — Jud think o»«» Pounds ol Est Roxanna P. Garrison. d&'d Homer Kelley, and family. the Petition for Admr. filed, waiver;.of: John "Miles **"“■’ had ,h * 'misfortune ” beam reedy to est ll'i she biyert podr end been velue we're ever Saturday afternoon to fall off of 1 notice filed. . ’ . ' offered Special Irvoductory offer— of the pickle station tanks and Est. James C. Andrus, dec’d. Proof one Ills left arm. ' . ‘ ’ on probate of will filed, order ad- break Mr and Mrs- John. J. Doster have ■milting will entered, band of cxccu-; moved from Woodland to Delton, tor filed, letters testamentary Issued. George Payne's .house. I petition tor hearing claims filed, pr- occupying Mrs. Bertha Buah and Mrs. Lula • dcr limiting settlement entered, Werlman attended the funeral serv­ warrant and inventory filed. ices of Frank Bryans at Freeport j Esi, Llnnie and Prank. Woodruff, Sunday. This is a very sad circum­ dec’d. Annual account of Admr. stance and heartfelt sympathy is filed extended to the six children who : Est. Arza C Hayward, et al. An­ were so suddently bereft of both nual account of guardian filed, order mother and father. for publication issued. । The W. P. M. 6. will meet With' Est. Mary 8. Mason Order to Mrs. H. T. Reynolds Friday after­ demand land contract, entered. noon of tills week. I Est John W. Noyes, dee d. Order Heiiearsals have begun for the । allowing claims entered, order to as­ play ’ Crtwk* For n Month" to be sign Consumers Power? stock enter- given sometime in February, by an. j vd. . entirely new cast of Delton com-: Est. Loitlc Murphy Hart, deed munlty players, who are being di-’, Receipt tor inheritance tax filed. reeled by Max Reynolds. They will Est. George O. Jones, dee'efe for. give un adequate performance that; inheritance tax filed. will score u hit with the audience? . Est. Thomas R. Allen, dec'd. An-, The dances nt thc hall have been, Country Club—Crisp and Hairy nual account of Adrnr. filed. . discontinued for a tune. Est. John Trethrick, doc'd. nnal Mr und Mrs. H. F. Wertman en- ’ 'account of executrix filed, order as-, tertatned twenty guests Friday eve-1 signing residue entered, discharge of ning at u benefit card party for the Tody executrix Usutd. cstgtei enrolled. Community hall. Delicioui , Est. William Maynard, deed. Or- ’ Tuesday ,UVSUM?1 evening some ovet thirty der admitting will to probate un- interested parents nnd teacher* of •tered. the Bany TWp. school district met, 1 Est. Oust Wurm, dec'd. Report .of at the'Delton schoolhouse tor the I sale of real estate filed. purpose of organizing a P. T. A. to Est. Kathryn L. and Robert O. 1 affiliate with the stat* and national Lb. ba j 19c—French Bread, lb 95c—Country Clvb, lb. S8e Saunders.-* Annual account ol P T. A. organization Claude Groat j guardian filed. acted us temporary chairman and' Est. John I. Baker, deed. Inven­ Mrs. Bertha Bush as temporary: tory filed. secretary The organization was An vnuioil vilut EM. Mary J- Baker, dec'd. Inven­ completed wnh thc following offic-i tory filed, petition for hearing of icrselccicd: President. EUis E. Faulk,-: W. Invite ‘‘claims filed, notice to creditors is­ ner: Vicc-Prea., Mrs. Ella Rogers;: companion sued. 1 Secretary, Mrs. Ernie Smith;: Est. Sarah J Norwood, etyaL An­ Treasurer. Mrs. Elsie Horton; Chair-, nual account of uunrdlan fiord. man ot Program Committee. Mrs. j i Claude Groat. Thc name of the or­ , tlcc of appearance filed, order al-! ganization was voted to be thc Barry FRESH FRUITS .nd VEGETABLES :lowing claims entered, order to ’al­ Twp. School District P. T. A. . low claims us presented entered, Mrs. Berthn Bush spent Monday ' agreement between the heirs tiled. in Grand Rapids Es*. Albert JV. Hilton, dee d. In­ We arc glad to report Maurice. ventory filed , Julincox as on the gain now. Est. William E. Johncock. dec’d.' Mrs Matilda Smith was a Grand Thin shinned, sweet and juicy—70-50 site Order for publication entered. Rapids visitor Saturday. E. » Mason O Hakes, dee d. Order Mrs. Irene Harrington and Mrs allowing account entered. . Ethel Pennock accompanied theE<. Ourtis W. Pennock, dec’d. members ot thc Better Homemakers’ Brimful ol heallhlul juice Petition !<>r Admr hied, waiver-of. Club, of Hickory Corners, on a vts; notice filed. <uder appointing Admr '! iting trip.through thc Kellogg facIbe. entered. . tortes and thc Sanitarium at Bati Est Albert WuHllton, deed. Proof । tic Creek Tuesday. . :of publication filed. . The Delton L. A. 8. will be enter­ F. -t Marum S Evans, dec’d- Proof i: tallied Michisan--Hard heads on Wedtiesday. Feb. 1 for: of publication tiled. at the home of Dr. and Mra/ Est. Hattie E. ClM-esebrough. dec’d ; dinner . • .1 10-lb j Answer to iwtitioii'and motion to Farrell. Mlchljan Yellow Mr. and Mrs. Juke Adrianson and : • dismiss tiled. WEST CARLTON. I Mrs. John Fox of Freeport Friday. I family of Prairieville were Sunday EflL Jane M. Lamb, deed Petition visitors, । of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ad-.; Last Week’s Letter. Mrs. Fox returned from Ann Arbor ' tor Admr. filed, waiver of notice i Samuel Geiger and ’family of I recently when she submitted to an ' filed, order abpciiniiw: Admr. en-;I riaiison und Hurry. Our schools arc not in session to ­ tered, bond of Admr. filed, letters Of day. Monday, tjs thc teachers are Quimby, accompanied by Mrs. j operation. I Therea Naglcr were Sunday visitors! Chas. Overholt and family were in , administration L**ued. order limiting > | Jackson on business Thursday. ‘ settlement entered, petition for all in attendance at the Teachers' at Art Richardson’s hearing claims filed, notice to crcdl-' Institute in Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Furrer ot But- I ’ Don Seger and son Carl , of Miss Margaret Harrington spent visited Harlow Seger and . tors issued. , falo. N. Y.. who have been visiting'II Clarksville . wife Sunday. Est. Tliuma* W. Ronan, dec’d. Pe­ Saturday in Buttle Creek. the home folks the past week, left । Leon Pennock nnd family and tition by surety for release on bond I Mt^ and Mrs. Clark of Fruitport.' Mrs. Add Pennock were' Hastings Monday for Unionville. Mich., when-'j were at. Dave Burling’s Friday. Mrs. | tiled they will visit his parents. Est M«rf J. Baker, deed. Pett- ■ shoppers Thursday. will be remembered or. Ma-1 and Mrs. Claud. Yeitcr called Clark Whole or Shank Half tlon by surety lor rvlea.se on bond ■ Mr. and Mrs. John Adams spent onMr. her father. Mr. Bloomer, of Al­ bej Pomeroy whose father was for- , Thursday with thetr daughter. Mrs. filed.. merly u veterinary at Freeport. Mr. ' Est. Curtis w. Pennock, deed Lila Williams at thc Kellogg Agri­ to Thursday. Mr- Bloomer, who has and Mrs Clark are now ut home to been confined to his bed" with thc ■ Bohd ot Admr. filed, letters of cultural Farm their friends in Detroit. QUART Admr iiwued. order limiting settle-' Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Williams'’ flu. is much better. Owen Frost and son Ivor of ment entered, jx-tillon for hearing spent Sunday with their parents. A United Stat«p gallon Is.equiva­ 'claim* filed, notice t(Xcreditors is- Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Williams in Clarksville called at ciair Utter’s Johnstown. Thursday. ■ sued. lent to four-fifths of an Imperial Round or Mrs. Chester Butchel ot Kalama-11 Mrs. Chas. Overtoil called on gallon. zoo was a caller at Add Pennock* Sirloin Lb». QUIMBY. . Sunday and Mr. and Mrs Harry i UM. Week's Letter. I ’Die revival meetings are now in Worthington of Kalamazoo were1 ’progress nt the*cliurch with Rev callers there Monday. Mr and Mrs. Leon Pennock. Cleo Chas. Jaeobs of Charlotte Evan­ Pennock. Mr. nnd Mrs Addison ; galls:. Much interest, is being Pennock. Mr nnd Mrs. John Adams ; shown. Cottage prayer meetings nnd Wf- and Mrs. Glenn Williams H.m. m.j. lk lurid every afternoon and evening air attended tlu- funeral of Mrs. .except Saturday and Monday. Mary Chandler at Truesdale chapel; Mr. and Mr- Willuun Charles |n IllrsOBy. in Kalamazoo Tuesday. .. ’ Kldeiman <>I Battle creek vxsrtcd at Mr, LaVera Erb of Prairieville; •lx- Barnaby home-over the week s;irnt Thursday with Mrs. Myrtle' .’crd. ' /Leinaar. •_ Mr and Mrs. William McDonald■ There war- a mistake in our items [have tnified their property, here fori': lart week in giving thc name of the: .j property in Maple Grove and expecti ne w daughter of Mr. and Mra Rus- ■ sell Mott Tiie little one ha* been Miv • Pranevua Cutlcr-.nid Velma। named Mcrlyn Clara. ■ । Kellogg spent Thursday night with tin: Utter's risttr. Mrs, Robert Gtx<:gow near Dowling. , Mr and Mrs.. Milo Earl and family of Hastings and Mr' and daughter of Otsego were Sunday Mr* Arthur Callahan oi Battle cnests of her niccd. Mrs. James . Many have found that iHcrmtnette. and family. C:«t‘k were visitor.* here Sunday. buying a washer was a costly |children over tiie week end. Mi I W. Hhcfficld and Maxine lesson—tIwt their money was squandered MtM Helena Schuler spent Satu: Fivflc were Kalamazoo visltori Fri ­ SOI TH VERMONTVILLE. Mr. and Mrs Waiter Cooke vuutday. instead of inicsted. rd hi’ mc-.h«r and‘brother* tn spa:-Mr and Kfrs J W Sheffield en ­ Bill Andarxm. who lives on thc The Maytag is not a cheap wasoer. ta Sunday, also 'tricno* it- Grand 'French farm, received word Fraiay tertained tier sister and husband Rapx-5Nor is it expensive. Its value—based on ipent • ”r'i: ta come at once to Hasting?. :rom Battle. Creek Sunday. *.’ and Mrs. Sper.or ’Johnson ana coat of washing^—makes *it the most Mr. und Str*. C. L Rupe of Otaego is hi* mother was very ill. Mr An­ economical washer lo buy. For it offers Gcrhnge: , ctr,M$n went at once but ius mother spent several days the past week , with his parents of this vicinity. , pa.ssed away before he arrived the lowest cost per washing of any washer. Mr. and Mrs Karl Eckardt, Mr. The extra quality in’ a Xlaytag ulhclra nnd to. Ben Schneider,and Mr?. Frfiax iti South Suntteld. gone to Alanson .lor tiie remainder Ray Scheel attended the funeral of value for every dollar you invest—ptm* of the winter. A aliab gasoline tn Austraua u'lli a cousin near Ann Arbor Sunday. tical value in better wasliing. louvr cost Mis* Glad;.. Bates of .Jackson for isbobt 40 cents a gallon. World*. RaestWaAer washing, longfr life of clothes and more ’•ell attended i-'riday Right. D?n. March's orrhwra iron: . Charlotte’ years of acrviec from the washer. was there Jnd gave part of program which wm very fine Mr and Mrs George Hall ipent. Don’t wake up for blMddcr re­ Thursday iti Laiulrig and called on lief Physic the bladder as you Mrs. Hall's great aunt. 6tel> Barber, would thc bowels. Drive out Im­ THE MAYTAG COMPANY Mrs. B is much better from her re­ purities and excessive acids deem iilncM. which cause thc irritation result­ ing tn wakeful nights, leg pains, backache, bunting and frequent desire. BL'KETS. the bladder «tek physic, made from buchu, juniper oil. etc., works effectively on thc Robinson spent bladder as castor oil on the bow­ Sunday with Mr els Get a regular 25c box and Ferris ol Dpwllng w Babcock .spent after lour days If not relieved ot Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Kenneth' getting up nights your druggist this writing Ken-1 will returtf your money. Make DEALERS IN WOOL. GRAIN, SEEDS. FLOUR, this test. You urc bound to feel ■ J-'EEDS, COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. better after this cleansing and DtAL?LJI,ZlL^°3M,c"' you gel your regular sleep. CarWALTER SATTERLEi:, Agent. Hastings velh A- Stebbins, druggists. Has­ ' WOOD BROS., Agents HEBER FOSTER. Agent CLARK BLISS. Agent Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Hastings, Mich. tings, E. U Kane, druggist at Nashville, say Buktl* is a best f Hasting*' Nashville MliVileullr ‘art MAYTAU may an HAD BRUIFFRB with OAbOUHE MULTI MOTOS . deepen *ym- teller.—Adv. A a«w cm contelntap 30 ounces a O AUG Working Dollars , Like Working Men Add to the Worth of Every Community FLOUR SALE • Community Welfare is dependent upon Individual Welfare. The suc­ cess of industry depends upon the prosperity of its employees and the buying public. The strength and prosperity of a bank depends upon the financial welfare and the' confidence of its patrons and depositors. So the community can be measured by the welfare and prosperity of its in­ dividual citizens. Gold Medakv^ 55c *4^'b 55c "&* 45c Lily White Country Club ‘ 12c CM 1 Wabash Baking Powder Sodi Cnckers 2 ft 17c Green Buns Vienna Breid ° ! 27c 2 Ncam Jewel Coffee 3 ft 55c Successful and Prosperous Citizens Make A Successful and Prosperous Community 8c • The progress of YOUR OWN community and YOUR personal wel­ fare will be best served by you if you will put every dollar you can spare where it will-Be working for you! . E»y T»k Soip Chipi 5 JU. 21c This Conservative Bank Offers You Its Best Services "£;b 98c Scratch Feed Laying Mish ""yj"” '^k $1.35 5 - 19c GRAPEFRUIT Florids Oranges 6 25c Sweet Polltoes 4 19c Cabbage Onions 3 5c 10c The Bank with the Chime Clock" Capital.. $75,000 Surplus .. $50,000 In Our Meat Department Smoked HamsLb 71c 35c Oysters CJi 1 □teak Bacon Squares Corned Beef O 25c 4 u,. 25c 10c Spiced Ham F”L-l~"u, 18c Beef Roast SAUSAGE or HAMBURGER u> 7c SERVICE 4 Q r* Lbs. £ DC Prompt Delivery and Care in Handling Best of Quality in all grades of coal. The COLD DAYS are NOW HERE! Buy your coal NOW! Sleep Nights— Without Waking Red Clover Coal FILL YOUR coal bin BEFORE the REAL ZERO weather comes! DON’T GET CAUGHT some sub­ zero day WITHOUT FUEL! ENTHUSIASTS SEND US New Customers EVERY DAY Hasting* Lumber u Coal Co. Smith Bros. Velte & Company D. B. GKEEN Telephone 2257 Haitingi. Mich. �• TOT HASTINGS BAfflR WWDOTSBAY, JANUARY U, I M3 MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO I WISH I HAD A TELEPHONE TO USE ON DAYS LIKE THIS' Stormy, wintry days .cold, damp winds wet feet . . . germ-laden crowds . . . possible accident* . . . n telephone in-your homo will help you avoid them. Ah a protection aguinnt such dangers, a tele­ phone i. invaluable. With it, you can call the laundry, cleaner, store and market, and run innumerable errands. Friend, and relative* can lie reached easily. All wilhout lcaving the comfort and protection of your home And alinuld emergencies ariae, you ran aummon aid instantly, day or night, by telephone. ROBINUvE PARK. Last Week's Letter. Harold Kollar and Wright Clif­ ford attended the. sophomore class "Rating parly at Middleville Satur­ day night. Mr. and Mn Sam Zerbe of Mid­ dleville spent from Wednesday until Friday with their daughter, Mrs. Julian Potts, aryl family. A scientific fishing course is taught nt Leland Stanford University. Wayne Brady. went to HastingsJ‘74 ladfs*. . UNIVERSAL nounced the program for the home­ maker*' sectlotl of Fanners’ Week, High school Friday night. , n irw>t, January 30 to February 3. at Mich­ quite ill. Mr. and Mra. James Boulter andH.'s/Ljii.ric.., Tom Akin has returned after igan State College. Exhibits are planned as a special feature of en­ spending gpjnc ume in Clilcago with son spgnt the week end with Mr. *"- *'• A and Mra. Zara Boulter of Hastings, v.nt. u*B» ,n*“ tertainment for the visitors. Ar­ Erwin Jones of .Galeaburg was a t Mrs. Arthur Tern-, who has em­ rangements for the homemakers’ caller in town Tuesday. ^5, Tim», <■„ banquet on Tuesday evening, Jan­ ployment In Chicago, .came home Mrs Vanderbrook is making an uary 31. arc based on * surprise Thursday to .pend a few days stay with her son.’ .---Mr. jr>. Mylo cwjiv Shaw ou»» accompanied aKUJiiipaiiicu by uy his HIS extended ---- ----........... program. ' Mr..- •• Ada Shaw, and -her ”*14" l etcr Vanderbrook o! RutThe program Tuesday morning1-mother. —------------— — —- -----— i" land. with Dr. Dye presiding, will open: Mw- » Chatfield WesMr. and Mrs. Floyc| Shelf* and <’2k with "When We Entertain In 1W3 brook- ot MiddlevlHb spent Sunday children were in Plainwell Satur- m ■ Style." illustrated by Miss Beatrice afternoon with relatives tn Hasday calling on their niece, u patient »•> Grant, followed by a discussion of I t|Wfc at the hospital. j * "Depressions and Their Causes" by ~~ ’ " *— — — . Ladles' Aid will meet with Mrs. u»i Herman Wyngarden, associate proNORTH MAPLE GROVE, Earl Dunlap Feb. 8. feasor of economics. The after- Last Week's Letter. Don't forget the benefit entertain- 1 noon ‘will be given over to demonRevival meetings began Sunday at the town hall Thursday Stratton exhibits, followed by the'night at the church with a good at- ment night, Good program. Proceeds to homemakers* dinner at 6:00 o’clock. | tendance. go tp Boy Scout group. Miss Sylvia Wlxson, assistant! Mr. and Mrs. Orville Plook of Mr. und Mra Ferris Quick and state leader boys’ and girls' club Nashville spent Sunday with Mr. sons of Milo wore Sunday guests of work will preside at tlw Wednesday: nnd Mrs. Fred Hanes. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Mott. meetings. Miss Marie Raaey of thc ‘ Mr. and Mra. Harold Roberts of Vaughn Mott returned Saturday Detroit Board of Education, will f Lanaing ---- --------.pent -—* the ----week ’" end —with '“~ from a business trip to the north­ open the morning program with a hte I parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dun Rob­ ern part of thc state. talk on ':The Business of Growing <erta. No school Monday, thc teachers Up." after which Mrs. Evelyn Tobey. Mr. and Mr*. Dave Marshall of attended teachers' institute ol Has­ director of the Evelyn Tobey Fnsh- INashville and Mr. and Mrs. Mar­ tings. ion Service. New York City, will shall 1 Belson visited Sunday at OrMrs. Margaret Mullen of Has- *«• -Walts, discuss "How to Make the Most of Ilie Beteon's. tings spent the week end with her What You Are and What You Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith arc mov­ sister, Mrs. Norris. The Misses Have." Demonstration exhibits w)il Iing to their farm at Narrow lake. Marjorie und Elizabeth Parker and occupy the afternoon, with Indi­ Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Barnhart Ennn Gregg called for her Sunday vidual conferences with Mrs. Tobey. 1and children. Mrs. Lottie Reach iuwl Mr, and Mrs Frqd Ketchum und "Walk a Little Happier" is thc 1Miss Wcta Hawks of Battle Creek little nefce of Kalamazoo were call­ subject of Mr*. Lillian Pillard's talk. .pent 1 Sunday with Mrs. Halda ers and Mrs. LeOrand DePrlestcr awl Mrs. Art Baker of Kalamazoo. which will open thc Thursday morn- : Watch for tlw date in the near Ing program, with Miss Edna V., fjiture of tiie colored minstrel troup Smith, state leader ot home demon- i TAMARAC CORNERS, al the town hall stratlon agents; Mra. Pillard Is as- ’> Last Week's Letter. ‘ stetanl director of the Antioch ColDennis Haskill was quite badly family were calters nt M. J. Norris' lege shoe project. "Tips on Better' hurt Monday by a cowv he was drlv- Sunday P. M. Buytng" wffl be given by Dr. Irma ing acros-s the road. In\Mxne way Mr. and Mrs Anderson of Hol­ Gross, Miss Julia Tear. Miss Sylvia the cow hit him Injuring -hLs shoul- land .were callers at Mr. and Mra. Medsker, and Miss Elizabeth Wh!t-|der and foot. Wm. R. Novisky Sunday P. M. Mrs. taker. Thursday afternoon and FriMr. and Mrs. Wheelock from nea- Underwood's mother, Mr*. Frye acday morning will be given over to Saranac spent Sunday p. M. at Jolly comixmied them home for a short demonstration exhibits. I Roush's. visit. i Mrs. Vcta Otte and son Murray Mrs. Eva Shultz of Shultz visited HOLMES CHURCH. of Hickory Comers spent Sunday at her Bister. Mrs. Hazel McKlhbth, Last Week's Mast weexs Letter. • ! Forrest Houghtalln's. and family Tuesday and Wednes­ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Matthews and ' Mr. and Mrs. Myric Curtis gave a day. Friday morning Edwin Wood­ sons attended the silver wedding . birthday party in honor of their anniversary of Rev. Wheeler 'at mother, Anna Curite, who has man wm fatally Injured as he was Freeport Saturday night. passed another milestone and has throwing away wood from a buzz Mr. and Mrs. Roland Valentine reached the good old age of 92 saw. He lived only a short time. Re­ were Sunday vjsltors with relatives years. She enjoyed her guests very gret is expressed by the community. tn Battle Creek. much. We hope she may enjoy Funeral Monday, with burial in Prairieville. He was n life-long and Mrs. Anna Endsley of .Hastings many more happy birthdays. respected resident oi this vicinity. spent Friday at Floyd FcnstemakA ton of orc containing radioac­ Sincere sympathy is extended to thetive elements was shipped from family. Will Roger.' contract call# for Colorado to tiie University of Mis­ HIGHBANK, (135,000 for each picture he makes. souri. Last Week's Utter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawblitz and several friends nnd relatives gath­ ered nt the home of *Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hecker tn Hasting.-i Tuesday evening to celebrate Mr. Hecker's birthday. Games were played and refreshments were served and a pleasant time was enjoyd. Ernst Dingman of Bellevue called on Mr. and Mrs- Bert Dtily Friday. Mrs. Byron Guy went to Buttle Creek Friday afternoon to sec her, mother. Mrs. Sylvia Skidmore. We were sorry to hear that Mrs. Skid-, more expects to have an operation some time thte week. Mrs. Hamlen ot Battle Creek re­ turned Friday after spending a few days at tiie home ot Mr. and Mrs. George Green. Mr. and Mrs. Orlic Miller and daughters spent Sunday^-wilh tlw latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilkinson, in Assyria. Mr. and Mra. Uon Tallman ot near Battle Creek spent Friday at Mr. qnd Mrs. George Hoffman's. Mr. und Mrs. Orlic 'Miller and family expect to move on a farm north of Luke Odessa tills week. . Curlton Summer of East Lansing spent Friday at Mr. and Mrs. George Green's. With an the QUALITY for which Universal is famous S.W This is GOOD NEWS for all who want to enjoy pleasanter home laundering. Universal now brings you this NEW, LOW-PRICED model. Fast washing... it cleans beautiful­ ly, safely... everything from heavy woolens to delicate silks. 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Mrs. Homer Hammond spent Thursday with Mrs. Harry Ham­ mond of the Durfee district. « Miss Myrtle Ciwney spent the' KU week with friends in Grand plds. Mr. and Mrs. Pet6r Teltzen* spent Monday with friends at, Curlton. i Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Glasgow called on thc former's parent.;. Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg, near Quimby Monday. . Gerald Erb Is spending a few days with hte wile near Grand Rap­ ids. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS 6-:33c White House Rolled Oats Sunbrite Cleanser Waldorf Toilet Tissue 55 Oz. Pkg. COFFEE MICH. Altai 12,000 Associations 11,000,000 Members 49,000,000,000 in Assets Save! a brand new model ELECTRIC WASHER -| r 1O They - were entertained --------------- T Sanitarium and the W. K. Dr. Marie Dye, Dean of Home Thursday evening lo get acquainted her Mw randdaughter born I’Wlogg company and were served Economic!, Announce* Pro­ with n a fine nne luncheon after which they ti fened to a lecture and wttnewed J gram For Farmers’ Week thu jfa-v rssssrss” East Laming — Dr Marie Dye. 80^... MILK AND NOW Announces SOUTH THORNAPPLE. |I PRAIRIEVILLE. HOMEMAKERS’ SECTION Last Week's Letter. Mrt. Maude Smith went to Bat­ PROORAM IS PLANNED Mra. Nellie Thomas and son, ■ tie Creek Tuesday with a group oi n 10c 39c 3 c— 13c 6 iuii. 25c 22y; lb. Bag Lb. Tin Bokar it. 19c 8 o’Clock Coffee 3 Red Circle Coffee Maxwell House White House Del Monte SUGAR Brown £ Sugar Granulated 100 u •>., $4.20 Nutley Margarine 55c 21c 27c Lb- 25c 10 42c 2 u.. 15c Macaroni S“ 10 39c 25c 19c 55c N. B. C. Graham Crackers Hekman’s Soda Crackers Iona Flour mmih-b.. 37c IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT Beef Steak Tender Young Beef BACON SQUARES Spare Ribs lb/ lb. 6c Freeh and Meaty PORK SAUSAGE Loin Roast ol.!?5k PORK CHOPS Bacon lb. Center Cufq Our Vary Beet Quality Any Size Piece The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co �| CHAXCERT SALE. LEGAL NOTICES NASIIVnXK. 3VOODL »< Nlekina, Grexit Csntt, Last Week's tetter, t'uesty _ . _ —vt . Barry - la Ckaserry. . . Rnu Plvrr* AI-..-I, Maty Joyce of »«n Woodland wife. Mr and Mra. Carl Tuttle Mr. :Vyd Morford r. and Mrs. Hubert Lathrop Barry visited her sister, Mr. . mc-.rd Idle 2^.;. Xi-J, Mrs Spellman Casey. Sunday. Mm. R. G. Finnic entertained Ul» bridge club with a chop gwey supper Wednesday cveniue • • "u ’ ■' liUl »««> *‘lh M:- -*u< Clyde Ruell. Mrs. Artie Spindler and Mu lie Hitt attended -the *tlvri im Frvvpott Saturday cvvnti j. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey SU-rkle aii children of La:u«ng spent Suno* with Mr and Mr* Will floty. i. Mu. Cora Sh..j.brU lias bre:i*n;'* Mi GlCi Eiighhd.ipfiit Thw: day with her our.’, M:-. C. : Brown of Grand Rapid*. • cd a medical meeting ut Hastings Wednesday evening Mr. OJeii England spent Wcdiwr- , -- Ml>•nd with her ■>. Lawrence Following t)»e regular meeting of Laurel Chapter No. 31, O. E. S. cards were played. Miss Mildred Caley received high and Mrs. Colon Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tobias and son T. Munro low. Guests were present of Battle Creek spent Sunday after­ from Potterville. Mrs. Menno Wen- noon with _________ his brother. Mr and Mrs. ger and Mu. Donald Waldron were Keet Tobias. in charge of Ute entertainment and Mr. and Mr*. Edd. Meyers of lofaa refreshments spent Saturday night and Bunday Tliurrday night the Clover Leaf with Mr and Mrs Edd Newton and Club enjoyed a pot luck supper a: family. Charles Purevil and Mr und ‘.Mrs the horn*- of Mrs. Pauline Lykins. - visited On die ----Tobias of- — Detroll Frtu Miller Leona and Oral Several plans were made for tflkking hU patents, Mr. and Mrs C N, To­ The Mr. and Mrs. Harry Russel) money the coming year. Tlte sym­ bias Saturday and Sunday. home lias been In quarantine for pathy and relief committee report­ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tobias and ed 200 sick and shut-ins remem- daughter of Kalamazoo spent Bun­ U-red last year. Tiie following offi­ day with their parents. Mr. and cer.* were elected for thc coming year. President. Mrs Pauline LyMrs. Dodge entertained her moth­ Red Cross Unit at Assyria Center, er from Grand Rapid* Sunday. which is being made into garments .waiter: Secy.. Mrs. Gladys Belson; Mr. end Mrs. Ceo. DeMott and for tlw needy jTrcas.. Mrs. Laurah Fisher; Pianist. daughters. MlldreiFand Marie, and The' Briggs Ladles' Aid will meet Mrs. Lelo Youhg; Chorister, Miss Mrs. Sarah Newton spent Sunday on Thursday. January 26 at hie and Mrs. Murray and । The Philathea Claw met Friday Mrs. Newton. In Naahnight nt the Community house Mr :u pot luck supper and gentlemen's Mr. and Mrs. C. N Tobias visited evening. Mrs. Mary Payne and family in Nickenoo of East LeRoy, held at | The main street division of the Hastings Tuesday. the Briggs church With Interment at Metliodist Aid was entertained at Miss Susie Phillips and M. W. tiie Ellis cemetery. He was. a foy'n,cr resident of the Briggs district i nuisuaj. Golden in Hastings Sunday. Nashville bosket tiall team played “nd lived tllc Prater |urt of hie Robert Phillips Is ill with Hie fid. ut Potterville Friday night, the score ,lft‘ . Arloa Payne of Hastings spent being: Nashville 22 and Potterville part ot lut week with Mrs. C. N. Sanitarium hospital on Sunday and Rev. and Mrs. D C. Ostroth of j la imjirovcd. Mia. Nellie Stanton .'pent Wed- Lansing spent Saturday with hU noday'ln Battle Creek at the home parents. Rev. and Mrs. Albert Os- family of Jacksod were guest* at Sunday morning and dmnei*gue*t* of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tasker of Assyria Renter Honoring tlhe birthday of he husband. A. J. Mdlc'.'. und nephew. | Mr. und Mrs. Morels Calkins spent Sunday at (he home of their daugh­ ter. Mr. and Mrs (toner Smith in Mr. and Mr* Dewef Brigg* and family of Vermontville spent Sun­ day at Arthur Tyler's. Mr nnd Mrs. Win ClMdl and family culled on Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Davis in Hasting* Sunday. Charles Hendershott and daugh­ ter Clara of Baltimore spent Bun­ day nt Clifford Hammon*. • Mr. and Mrs Clifford Hammond attended a card party Saturday evening, given by Mrs Max Eck at her cottage al Thornapple lake. A investigator has found that a businessman Walks eight mile* daily, a fanner twenty-five and a school- At the first meeting of (lie slng1 Ing Kbc»l there were thirty present. Anyone interested in music is in- Roina Blochir of Neely called her parent* Friday night. Fn-d Big. !, of Grand Rapids v Royal Barnum is enjoying a fish­ ing trip at Houghton lake. Mr. and Mr,a. Robert Lennon and two children of Grand Rgpl* Halt­ ed Mrs. Waih Htlmer of tint place Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Terrene-’ Short .of Lansing visited at Wayne Offley's , A It makes sontr of tlw old l<«i I’t hauler), gaae Hi amnzqmint .it thc ,";}\la:gc trurk load.-, of Ion. that have it* been turned out of Lew Hiltons woods 2 he pfut weefc. and to know thaw large loads are delivered in ' Freeport, a distance of 14 mil •■•. and the trucks back in the woods ready Investing Safely The past three year* have been no exception from the thirtynine that hars (one before. The Standard has not lost Its punch In earning power. Final figure* for 1032—when it wa» hard to make money on anything else—will show that dividend* uf belter than W4».000.00 have bren paid, which compare* excellently with the re­ turns durinc prosperous time*. While earning* of other lnvr*tmeni* have dropped, or been en­ tirely cut off. the Standard ls*» kept it* investors' money in­ tact. and provided them a steady dependable Income from -IL The seventh grade is finding soma very Interesting facta about our own Community service on suhday eve­ Lower. und children of Lansing. country. ning. Ho also gave a number ot t visited their parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Our school has joined the Junior A. M. Decker. Sunday afternoon and Red Cross again this year. ' Mr. and Mr*. Paul Thompson and i About seventy attended the P. T. family of Battle Creek vUitcd rcla- I Mrs. Dick Sackett Is visiting A. Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. lives here Sunday. ■ friends at Hastings. i Colon Hallock had charge of the There was a good attendance at Vaughn Lydy is visiting hf«, sis­ the annual church faceting Thurs­ ter and husband. Mr. and Mrs Elday at the E. S. Thompson home ’•wyn Hayward, of Delton. The following officeis wetc elected: Mr und Mrs. Jack Shovanski and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reporter. Ernest .Dunkleberger. । Lydy of Saddlebag lake Sunday. ■ Tiure was a -good attendance at the D. G. T O Club meeting at Jennie c«au Wednesday after­ noon. Mrs. Mattie Kimble was ap­ pointed secretary to fill vacancy caused by resignation of Mrs. Nina Tuunwndz Mrs. Alice Allerding had ciurge oi the following program: Mrs, Alice Chase spoke wokds of appreciation for. tlu.* retiring presi­ dent. Soplia SinlUi. nnd extended c-ucouragmenl to new president. Jen­ nie Coal;. Irene Brooks gave a talk about Japan. Vera Bunker spoke at lent h au.cernfag "The Unpeaceful hours, Makes one rllallw there is some -change in the method of log luulbig sines .the good old "pw5 Mrs. Lucy Rowlader. an old restid den*, of immunity, passed away •" at htr home here Saturday nooa after a long illness. Si> was a i, woman welt liked by all and w.u a • i kind neighbor and loving mother. Her |wo boys. Dm and Homer, and Kellogg were Thursday guests ot Mr und Mrs. Harold England of Finw.' i»1 Mr. and Mr*. Lyle Kingsbury and children *pent the week end at tiie h-jn« of Dean Herrington at Kah- Slantlartl Savings & Loan Association Ijocal Rejircu'slativ# J. I.. MAUS CONOCO SCORES TRIUMPH IN NEW TYPE GASOLINE JOB# : SPLIT-SECOND STARTING MO /SPURT PICK-UP ME STRESSED Bronze Color in Purnp Will Guide and Protect Buyers—Offers Long Mile­ age and Improved Anti-knock her birthday Sunday with n dinner party. Those present outside her Claud Dernond and Mrs Alice C<x4sons and Mr. und Mr- Harry Fen­ baugh and daughter Florence. nels nnd daughter of Kalamazoo fKno'eb’ home. „ , ■ ..... „ . ............ , mu »vm. vuncr oi txaiamazoo Prop],- came in all day and "Sunday at ntaht frietid* and nfatlve* from " Bud;flussrll of Katainazoo was a Grjnd RApiffii. Wiwdland and the nwl{ cnd callcr aC the Tim whitjwy mi rounding dlstrkt*. Over M P<'0--hlinw. . \ pie enjoyed the bounteous lunch 2__ , —•>».. . ' . trsco. ana ncs n:iu mt*, uame.c STATE HOLD played wedding bells and afmppro- ta*r Week's Letter ' ' ' P“Wi*!Vd by o.ir p. T. A Wl^ held Tjjuridayi .evening and we had a full house. । hymn* were sung with delight. Everybody was happy And it was a gave a fine program. Mr. Bennett time to be remembered. The guests of Hastings gave a very interesting^ talk in regard* to tiie depression! and taxes. Our men who gave us ■ipper. Jarnos O'Connor and Archie ■ Cunningham, treated ui to hot dogs/ and pickles. Mr and Mrs. Hugh Pettengtil of; tie ffrnwrfc parent*. Mr. battle Creek spent Sunday with Mr*. Janet PpttenglU. rincent Nnjton. Evangelical churchTJunday evenin.:. Rev Rlsnades preaching and Miss France* Darby. song leader. ' Jane; PcttcngtU spent'Sunday. the parent* of a baby bqy. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cunningham in Lansing Saturday and-Sunday were in Grand Rapids Thursday. Sunday evening callers at James the guests of the Utter's tno!her. Mrs. Saddler of Hasting* spent the week end as the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Henry Bldelman. friend of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs Art Chaw and Miss Josephine and family. of Hastings. brothers. Wiliam and Frank. Cogs­ well in Lakeview Sunday afternoon, and with her brother William and family was a caller at Mr. and Mrs. ville Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. James Tyler ot Woodland were visitors at Alfred Fisher's Thursday evening al last Nothing Will Help You So Much to Win as to T-R-Y Conoco refining chemists have produced a new, improved motor fuel. No matter how different it is, wc must call it g-a-s-o-l-i-n-e; for that is the name the public knows for fiery motor fuel. But this gasoline deserves a ifreci.il name; one that suggests how "differ­ ent” it is. How else may the public know? Conoco Gasoline! If you can give us the name we want, >5,000 in cash is yours. >5,000 more will be divided among those who suggest the best slogans to describe it. What we seek is to make motorists "under­ stand.” Tp describe the"difference”you must know the difference. To know the difference you mutt feel it in your motor. The man at the Conoco station will tell you the exciting facts; give you, free, an official contest-informationand-entry blank. Prepare yourself to produce the winning words. Fill your tank with thia gas. Within 10 blocks, you'll know wby your words may be worth >10,000.00 to us. 75 CASH PRIZES 74 Prizes for Slogans . . deKribiag th* fntunt Suttiag. Lighiaing Pick-up qu>liti«« 1 1 1 1 PRIZE OF..-. PRIZE OF ... PRIZE OF... PRIZE OF ... CONTEST RULES 4 Names mutt be not more than 12 letters; vlogans not * -luuit ibap-42 words. Submit cither or kith on single sheet; plain while pancr; one side only; but preferably r>n official contest ihformation-and-cntry blank, free M Conoco dealers and stations. Elaborate presentations Contest clous midnight. February 23, 1933. Entries must be postmarked before that date and hour. Continental employees, member* of tbeir families and others connected directly or indirectly cannot $1,000 $ '750 $ 500 $ S50 <IM EACH NO INCREASE IN PRICE $5,000 WORD THE WINNING WORD! � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-02-01.pdf 3507261188b1d7cdcc55e664db543ff9 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER railed her a lhe SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR our Chiu. ! this CAPITAL NEWS ing a IN AND ABOUT THE LEGISLATIVE HALLS mard tnljee Sun- CH ped lots' out tdv. 10 PAGES JUDGEMCPEEKDE: 16317701 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, FEBRUARY 1, 1933 LICENSE PLATE SALES EQUAL LAST YEAR’S SCOUTS TO OBSERVE That And Payment Of Taxes ANNUBSARY Show No Ohange From Hllll VtltUHII I WEEK IlLLtl •BUSINESS NEWS" OF VALUE TO READERS at 1 <1 1. BARRY& EATON NS. CO. MOAN ZES Ias ■ i petitions me A Year Ago By Elton R. Eaton / QUESTIONS INVOLVED There seems to be some mlsunderLansing, Mich. — Michigan farm­ MATTERS PERTAINING standing as to where 1M3 aiitoers. home owners, industrialists and mobile licenses may be procured in TO NASHVILLE BANK merchants, unable longer to bear thia city. M. O. Hill, who was ap­ the tremendqua tax burden heaped pointed agent for Barry county by ----------- _• paper. Prices arc quoted "and bas-, ----------AND PARi pains ore mentioned that a?e of in- HARMONY UARMDNY 9HDIII D PRE'fore n ’*“* by a LanSecretary of State Fitzgerald, ho* MERCHANTS I upon their shoulders by tax spend­ HEIRS NOT RESPON­ MERCHANTS PARwyy ■* io AND r-Hrt lcn,st to all U1C of g?"Barry rtAriMUNI SHOULD JinUULU PRErriC. ,mg surveyor. He must have done SALES TAX WOULD SEEM his quarters in the offices of the mtnunMii rurc no mnnro.Tr SS" J1' PW.1'„r,.nm ing governmental unit* lutve surren­ ENTS CAN COOPERATE county. Any Burry county reader VAIL BETWEEN MEMBERS n,'Try aniateurish Job. There are* SIBLE FOR ASSESSMENT Home Lumber co, at 118 North TO BE BEST METHOD dered the tight to maintain their Michigan-Ave.. Hastings, as lie an­ ----------‘who glances through the news places on the paving in the alley' possessions. The message of their Decreed That Deposit Could nounces elsewhere on Ulis page. • Bead Commlwon Ha. Don. 01 Tux To H.lp M Mr. HID.reports tiw sale of plates Window . .. Display, _ — And Demuusuicm i>cw> cviumn.- oner is * abdication in the uneven struggle to n. tl . v.. ;making ., w.---------------------frectlng and thawing have badly Schools, Balance To Equal­ Not Be An Offset Against up to this date this year b equal to onstrations To Bo The-Feaa mistake, it is worth while Splendid Work In Townmake ends meet is written in the the sale at the corresponding dale ’ al. Ar.,1 Tw Hawiirun damaged the paring in certain . ' ------ ’ i tnrft fin Frirlnw toT every reader to read the bus!-' • ■ Statutory Liability • startling totals of unpaid taxes be­ o e . 7°, “ y,„ . . - ness news a* well as the other news. ixc School Taxes Hhips And In Carlton Rpots. The matter was discussed at last year. The paymenu for li­ ing reported daily to officialdom. Judge Russell R. McPeek recent­ censes this year as well as the pay­ Boy Scout Anniversary Week is M11 u rc4Ult ln many savings The Banner last week publ'shed the council meeting Friday night, .Petitions _ „being actively circu­ are One state official declared that if ly decided two interesting cases in­ ment of taxes to date indicate that to on article • favoring a good under- was referred to tlie street commit- Isited ted in 1 be observed In Barry county Feb if hc shall do so. hi this cc;;p county and we under­ returns on 1032 unpaid taxes keep volving the Nashville state Bank. -----.-landing and hearty cooperation by; tec for investigation and such stand’ *■ throughout the financial situation in Barry 61 to 12 inclusive. Tiie committee ’ hout the state, requestmounting until the final dayJozk The first was a suit Instituted by county is substantially as it was a in thc supervisors and the county's ric-mmendatiom as they thought Jng the legislature io find some ad­ 1 charge met Saturday afternoon county treasurer returns on March “ -------- - Ethel• --------the- ---------receiver against Baxter year ago. —commission, -----..... especially ------ —u.j night to be made. xjdJUonal wurce of revenue for Um ’and planned the following splendid •;road pmj 1, the. total delinquent tax for last and Erma Feighner to collect an program, there being some special; -urged tluit differences pver small, -------------| support of the public school*. The year will exceed that of tlie total assessment on account of ten shares activity for each day: 'details of the business ought not I records show that property taxes state tax collected Just a few years of stock owned by their mother, Monday. Area Day—All Brouters' to be allowed to cause friction. It ago. , who, prior to her death, took steps are to attend a program at the riiould be talked over in a fair spirit; Tlie total state delinquent tax for to transfer iier property in her life­ Scout headquarters at Battle Creek. and a go«xl understanding reached enue fcr Michigan's public schools. 192S os reported on Xfarch 1, 1936 time so that administration tn'tile Gunnar Bent is to speak. | .: __________________ that will bc^helpful to the county1 amounted to only S1.796,616.34. Much probate court might not be neces­ Tuesday. Parent-Scout Day—An- n p WATVPD f’tifiQVM untl to a11 .concerned, B. of this was later paid. nual banquet for tiw entire county. a- "• WAuntiK. UrtUobrt < That sary. In order to accomplish this That article article utu. a as uiprepared with-1 ________________________ In 1929 tiw amount was 45.615,­ fact, certain of her securities were Scouts, parents and Brouters are in-1 NEW PRESIDENT AT .out consultation with any rupervisor. — . the constitution of thl* state, ilm361.17. For 1930. the amount Jump­ . or any member of the county road i WILL BE GIVEN AT P. T. • Ring the amount of tax to be »pread RECENT MEETING WILL -RE- ^Wednesday, Civic Gcxxl Turn Day! ed to 46.945.937.47 and in 1931 It llvered to her heirs, the defendants DEPOSITORS on any'--------form of*--------property one ; commission. It was based upon ?uch . MPPTT„n TimnsnAV ----------- *to -----* and reached tlie staggering total of 49.­ in Ulis case, upon her death. She —Scouts will be conducted through ----------- ' information us we had obtained ™EfiiLHU iiiUKBUAY 0E1VE TWENTY. FIVE one-half per cent in any one year, 192,092.62, ns reported by county hud a certlffcatc of stock of the the city waterworks and the sewage .COMPANY IN GOOD 1 from other sources In-regard to the । EVENING. FEB. 9 will remove from forty to fifty per PER CENT treasurers up to March I. 1932. Nashville bank for ten shares, disposal plant, Scouts will be epn-j »-i*i * * i An.iniTmn 'I matters mentioned in nw tiw article, article. i cent of the revenue needed to prop­ There is no way of estimating which she had retained and kept in ducted through the office* of the FINANCIAL CONDITION Under ’d _. . v Uiiucr such such condition* conditions errors errors eou court ..7ni-r-T-r-ti r»w : crly support our schools. Just what it will be for 1932 but her private bank box wiierc it was courthouse. A talk will be given to ----------‘।creep creep into out ~ we, PLAY WAS WRITTEN BY ^ur statement*and , We understand that the petitions early reports from county treasurers discovered after her death. Tlie RECEIVER FINLEY _______ the Scouts .on community govern- Have Extended Territory So regret that Home errors dirt appear ; ask the legislature to raise the ex­ indicate a most distressing condi­ blank assignment upon tlie back of We stated that for ‘three--------yearTthe' ATT’Y L, E. BARNETT tra funds by a sales tax. A part of MAKES FINE RECORD [ m en ‘ «n «» “ U®® ®«*n o Whole Of State Of Michi’ w ® hUl ® d tion among the taxpayers of Mich­ the certificate was filled out and • Thursday. Home Day—Scouts are llulL Ui oiave UI micni; read commission had not salted the T. eno the amount oi of sucn such a tax woum would os ba igan. Tluit the total may go, to 415.­ signed by her. !to stay at home with their parents. ■ gan Is Included i board of supervisors for. any money vompicie Last Is oelectea— distributed in the same manner as Since Sept^ 1031 a Cash 000,000 or even higher is mot a wild Tlie question In the case was ' Parents are to examine them on' n,. »'» -----------------,uLi -------<. - - —— wins Ot the “"tf”’"“ “T* ’ Every One- Invited Play -j Is is the primary school fund at the statement and when Jhe tlgures are whether or not there had been sucii Profit Of $15,000 Has Been SSUK worTUt l,’Cm *n th^“™E.to™&Xce «nr.t Company rnmmuv wi. true ns far ns the counts s own; — ; present time. The remainder would checked al tlie end of next month, a delivery to and acceptance by the the citv of Ch CharFull Of Real Humor , be used for the purpose of equalizFrld^ SchoolDay—Scout dem-' ”J^Uy. h®“2?J!^.?l Jr °L. ^- rC3rJ'1 “re concerned However, in, Made—Interest $71,000 it will tell plainly the plight of defendants as would make them the '* ’ii>Se»Uet£» « X ' 1931 ini>two, t!S.n«nter» »< the road ro.t comrem- ’ The next „„ meeting „„„„ of the tta Central &nu, ln8 school taxes, a* far as possible, members of Michigan property owners.. Judge Russell R. McPeek on Fri­ onstrations are to ix- alien in as- . " . „ owners of the bank stock and, missldh did request the tward to P. T A. will be held in Central throughout tlie state. In one rural Legislative .observers have won­ therefore, subject to the 100'.; us- day, January 27. ordered the semblles in tlie village schools of appropriate the same am-.un*. of ■ school auditorium Thursday evening, district in Michigan tl^school tax dered why high state executives did Missmenl levied against the stock- !payment of a - twenty-five per cent the county and in the different 'c. ffireitor, 1 money for their use that the state mce.ing seiceleu uirectqrs. The , would give them under lhe Me-, February 9. beginning at 7:45. Dif- *>°ne is *60 on the 81.M0. which ta not detect through these rapidly iiolders nf the Nashville State Bank 'dividend in the Nashville State sx-hrxilt in the* ritv fcrlng from the usual serious type an impossible burden. In many inSaturday. Window Display Day—. th?rtdLc?o- ^n?mC.d‘'\hc — mounting totals year after year tlie ’ Judge McPeek held that, in view Bank receivership. offlc.7 Nltt bl,l> Ptactically 428 000. in or- of program, the committee has ar- stances the school lax is co.-n paradistressed conditions of the taxpay­ of the tact that there had been no Edward B. Finley, Jr, receiver of Each troop u to prepare a display Hl® direct-ora named the •'•rder tliat the commission might do ranged one of pure entertainment lively low- In other case* it i*coners. But Michigan like'the rest of delivery during her lifetime ond the Itlie bank, by ills attorney. Kim Sig­ in one of the store windows and to;®1'0 arc talker *o‘f Barre cour’v hotter Job on' the 163 miles»of for February 9. which we are sure slderably above the average. Tho** tlie nation, was riding on thb crest conduct of the defendants in rela- 'ler. filed a petition showing in de­ put on a demonstration in its win- i pA. F- , B,Uer’ of Barry •’y-; township roads to be taken over ought to be much enjoyed. "The Oat who “re circulating tiw petition* of a tax spending orgy that seem­ lion to the stock after their mother's Itail the condition of the receivership. dow tn the afternoon. ‘ . v,.n„ countv !lhat year by lbp count$ rMd and the Canary." a clever one-act hope to have them numerously sign­ ingly knew no limit. Sunday, Church Day-Each Scout jce-wwaeni. ’ f E ' death, that there was not such art A hearing was had before’ Judge ^ mission. It can be seen that re- vumcu ,. uirai<u comedy. directed oy by Laurence E. «l. They certainly ought to be. in Tlie spree Is now over and the day ownership as would Isold the de- McPeek upon this ncUtion. Is to attend the church of his choice.! Alfred Wilton, of Eatop county. •tameu will be presented, presented. order lo «*«**• real estate of th* *“ iLt” e£.a 2a? Barnett of reckoning is at hand. Tlie pota­ fendunta responsible and. therefore, The evidence in trie cose disclosed Scouts should be encouraged to par- j ecretary. ? hlc h . . ' l . had . not Tlie Thecuriam curtain risesononinc the tlie study ... , ----1*.;."". " J ne rises stuay inIn unfair burden that ha* been put_ upto grower up in Montcalm county. entered a Judgment of "no cause for Ithat Mr. Finley was re- ticipate in some activity in the. — ________ _ ~ — -appointed K.----- — — thought of and did not concern tills tj1(_-. muiunuuui Monmouth nouie home m in me the city city oi of on It. . . . -----...... ............. — uu Leon Brombergh. of Eaton counUu* celery grower around Decatur, action," tlie case having been tried: celver of the Nashville State Bank church and Sunday school. Each;... —*>"' ”* — a. ur r county at the the time when the road Hostings Hastings m in the year 1934 1934. 'The K se«n« to that * “Ie» *** the lumberman of Northern Michi­ bchsre the court without a Jury. on the 3rd day of September. 1931. minister should mention the Scout­ wn-t Th«» ......»m* _Bo.il. __ . uommrawns h.< . M.1 iniui-' cnmmiKsinn Th'r>a.->mi»3 ll.-uwiviucaa Toni™ MUkdovuc Com- •»“« * <■« — ——>“u"> .. .. first nnmnl —.. — •< --T”' gan. the little home owners who Tlie second case was that of Ed- The bank closed its doors on the Ing program in his sermon and en-1 J.’ .J.... of .. between . . . S18.000.supervisors felt- thatfeltthev didthey not did not pany.- bullt lu enormous branchi. lnins monev. We We hope hone every everv render reader supervisors that « money. tance in fdree hZrehS» «> J™ •»< •SXowrhfvseh «s, have paid the bills for these good ward B. Finley. Jr.. Receiver vs. 25th day of July, 1931; that there- "nr"B wish to ask the county ’ s taxpavera factory in Hastings in the year ot lhe Banner who has the oppor1 non an d gi 9.000,000. of which about times in the past are no longer able the Estate of John F. Kocher, de- ■ after. Mr. Finley, as receiver, under for 438.000 for roa-i work in 1931. on 133 ^. , llanl i eaix . d Ult0 nr/jig. tunlty will sign one of these petij! two-thirds are In Eaton ciuaty. The to do so. TliOjt is what the delin­ ceased, and involves the right of a ‘ the direction of Jtidge McPeek. beneeount of financial conditions. The loul produ£tJon . taT iUrP M*lng its . i charter of tiic company was quent tax reports say.’ stociUiolder in a bank to off-set his i Kan forthwith to diligently perforin (Continued on page three) i It ' U --------Impossible to “ maintain "• commission gladly acquirared in marvelous record in the targe south« changed *o ns to permit Insurance The one big question around statutory liability for an assess- htsi duties -• in — conserving —*•—■ •*-* the assets(Continued on page six) -------------------— — — »«nr»« representative democracy such aa trn city from which it came. Having I anywhere in the state. This change Lansing at present is, who is going merit on his stock against a deposit of in- bank, liquidating its accounts, I na top. the milk bottle could not we have in the United States with­ was mr.de. not with any idea of do­ to pay for the last big carousal, held by ium in the bunk. enLirclng collections due it. ’.and , possibly upset, ’Its popularity be- out an efficient public school sys­ ing a state-wide insurance business,, where Is the money coming from? John F. Kocher, in his lifetime, front time to lime filed detailed retem. Tile people are their own gov ­ icamc world-wide. Having no top, it ' but was done in order that the work With a deficit in all of the *tatc was owner uf twenty-two shares of jxirts of his activities as such re­ could only be sold at bottom price; ernors in our country and. in order . I of the company might not be hatnfunds, a delinquent’ tax list that is stock in the Nashville State Bank, ceiver with the clerk of- the court land its president. Mr. Morley.Mon- to properly do their' duty a, citizen*, ‘~"d lines, especially mounting dally to a total Unit offi­ which closed its doprs July 25. 1031. and the banking department of the • mouth, waxed wealthier than ever, if they must have a good education the borders of the two comities cials fear to estimate, state finances Mr. Kocher died January 14. 1932. state of Michigan. I such a thing were possible. Oc- made available for them. Our pub­ jus Barry and Eaton, where firactlare providing no easy {irobietn for On March 19. 1932. an order was en­ The evidence further disclosed Icaaionally he was seen at the Has­ lic schools offer that plan. There ----------- 'cally all Ju Insurance is now catthose trying to solve IL tered by the court authorizing the that after paying -ull expenses in V'Uiunry uiuu, but uuc not one 11. threatens a break-down in the *ysCountry Club, often. receiver to collect a 100'i assess- tlie operation of such receivership, HAVE CONDUCTED PEN. _____ .financial , , TO BE HELP IN THIS CITY tings for he had much difficulty in turn«»• «*» «* j The company Is in good There is talk of new forms ot hjent against all holders of stock in such os salary to the receiver and TnpqnAV PPP 91 AT ijing 11,g his hu targe lMr*e car around. «’'ou«d. In the th-? (Continued on page six) NOOK HOSPITAL VERY (condition. The losses for tlie last taxation, ixalton, but members of tlie tiic legis legis-­ the bank. A claim was tiled against all his help, attorney’s fees, court iptSDAY, rbB. 21, AT [study we sec sec hta his big big desk desk with with the the.---------------- --------------'study we jtwo years have been below the ECONOMICALLY lature are wondering who will be his estate by the receiver for 42.­ costs, and all other items of expense (average of recent years and th® Il m. jpnone upon u ana iu * oig. mviung 11 A. M. iphanc it and Ills big. inviting TWO TRAFFIC LIGHTS ' able to pay any new tuxes. Gover­ 200.00. At the tiine of his death, Mr. that an actual cosh profit of around! Ichalrs. In the rear ta i company has cut down its indebted­ is an archway .... nrunwm nor Comstock 1$ proposing a sales Kocher had deposits of 41J12.07. 415,000.00 was*yuide and that from iiioTiTiiTinai liac ria with portieres. The portieres are' WILL BE REMOVED ' 1 ness to 435,000. An assessment will , tax. There are all kinds of schemes The probate court allowed the the time thb bank closed to the INSTITUTION HAS NO । -----------Ior tlie fluaje pantine. ------— SEND 111 YOUR CAUCUS ; ni “ o»S nrrioiT in nuAsinrn tc i’ul 011 ln March of 40c on the. Mr. ------Finley for ----------------42,200.00 but present time there is approximately. for raising more tax money, but ifclaim ------- —of — , — DEFICIT IN FINANCES SIOO. which will not only retire the —“;.., ,-irf room. Council Grants State's Re471,000.00 of accrued interest upon; one is to correctly read the minds i off-set his bank deposits. NOTICES RIGHT AWAY nine oclock 2dS 1o,™Time, of n^ the h'nmorning on « indebtedness but leave a good marof the senators and representatives. | Mr. Finley, through hU attorney, notes, mortgages, and bonds due and .... family -will .... leave .... for -r quest—State Should Be [which tiie Gt‘ »hich w m the new year.; mv._ T_ mJ™™-. _1 « there is not much prospect of any: Kim Sigler, took an - appeal from K’ le, which has not yet been coli-­ Board And Superintendent .I . ... . , The company alms to reach the hd­ This la An Important Con-'Parb. The telephone rings-------- in Reanonsible For Accidents . In ordinary times thb 471.form of new taxation nfht away-* the order of the probate .court to : I> Give tlivo Rtiainoaa Affnirn Thnlr _____ j_.„_ Business Affairs Their vanoe assessment method of ^lolns • t.I Thejo™ cast includes L. E.aBarnett. „ . .... vention—Every Preoinet 'SSS str.vTj: not unUl there is a decided change the circuit court. Judge McPeek 000, would’ be profit for tlie bank. ■ Somebody in the state highway business as toon as possible. (Continued on page three) Careful Consideration of heart on tlie part of the legisla-1I held that in view of a recent de­ Should Be Represented Pratt. A. D. McDonald, Miss Aiieen department inis been determined The Harry and Eaton company clsion, iquid< lora. One prominent member of theI1IcLvion, iiandeiWown by tlie Supreme : We are wondering if the people of lias had a long and creditable his­ •nvrepobUararoiayeonwntloo.'S?**'*- >®“ 'leton w“™r “a that tiie traffic lighu at the inter­ legislature who started fighting for■Iclsion, clsion, that tlie question was defl­ BARRY CO. TEACHERS’ section of State and church street* this city and ----- county -< arc —- realizing tory. urjr. It writes wiuco a <i very »cry libera! uueiai policy to । choose nine delegates to Wie.H . economy in days when others, nltely relUed and that the. deposit', and State and Jefferson streets , CLUB IS ORGANIZED the wonderful Job which the board aIld has been noted for Its fair ad- state convention, will be held at the1, thought sucii a word was a Joke, de- of Mr. Kocher — *in “ '*•* the 1bank —*• — could shall be removed, no matter what of hdy managers have done inorthese justment Of‘oclosses. will-be glad [quirt J; — i. .......... ; jusimeni losses, nu win eiaa;_All house in this city on Tuesday. dared that lie was sure the mem­ not be set off against his statutory Supt. W. D.-----Wallace, rtlflll-tllt HmM tnr Pennock W-nnnv-lr I.vwj.i I, I ? .I.tl> knc .lllr.... . . the consequences. While Slate Nashdl«cult Umes for hospital? *. thal u , tarUd the new,^® =-3~— j •*; ----------, lo *IKJW inat n nas siuncu inc new : p t , l , n ... r ,. ... ... -i-™., orinrk An urganlzaUan extends a cordial invibers of the legislature would not liability as a stockiiolder and that F J? e..rreads ®ads wh tl is said ln .the;y ><a ® wnh eweltent prospects. ’L “J *2®'^.®'“^; tation to ail who are interested to street has not been formally taken n wr mj n one what in ear with excellent nrosnccts. ’ approve a single appropriation or the receiver was; therefore, entitled large city papers, he will know what I ---------------> ---------- —----cpiciai notice o: tms convention ap. sUrety wly be worth over by the state highway depart­ ville, Pres., Mrs. Maude 'large dty^papers, whatr vote a new tax of any kind until to the 100% assessment against lhe .hard* times Uieir *"hospitals aro PHIIRTC TH DFCIDF 'lTors,2n. tbls ,b“u®’, T*}ere u g.iven while ’ / I ment as a trunk line, it is used as W. Smith, Sec ’ y-Treas. j*" **' **" “ * ’ * ’ now. xoc The tiwtaoai; necessary - UUUn 1 0 ,U utblL’t *teo the-number of delegates from *mie-, . /_________________ state expenses^had been cut to tlie twenty-two shares pf stock. a part of M-37 and M-79. so that ' *'■meeting uivutuut right a,vw. very limit. There is going to be no At the business session of the overhead expense is so great •--•••' that it '. CONSTITUTIONALITY^uon iFELOPAUSCH'S ANnaturally the state would be inter­ halfway work about the economy CHANCE TO SEE county teachert held on the day of is impossible to make the receipts! ested. However, as we understand program the legislature has in mind NOUNCS SPECIAL SALE it. the state never has taken over the Institute. Lester Doerr of Grand and expenditures balance, so almas: 1Tax Limitation Amendment ‘Township committees or the town-: and any bill, providing new taxation ship members of the county com-J “DANCING DERVISHES' Rapids was present and urged the all of them are in the red, will get nowhere until first there is nuttce Should see to it trtat their Quote Vcry Attractive Prices traffic accidet Will Be Interpreted In need of organization and the Barry But thanks to the management of ,a rock-bottom cut in stale expenses, townships are represented at that x / , , County Teachers' Club was organ-1 the Women's Board of Pennock hasNear Future * convention. and that Includes every institution Dr. And Mrs. L. G. Michael lied and will be affiliated with the pjtal, tliat institution has been Gn High Grade Canned tlie state that would have to pay a* well as department. The state convention, for which • Qoodfl Aud Other Tiw one and one-half per cent To Attend Mohammedan state organization. Following arei saved — —• ‘ ... ------the costs for any damages that from deficits. Tlie Women's tax limitation amendment adopted this county convention will name , .... Ujc officers: , might be awarded. Board have had the fullest, heartNew Year Rites The Feldpauich Market an' Members of the legislature are President—Supt W. D. Wallace,। lest co-operation of the Superin­ by the voters of thik /late at the nine delegate*, will be held in Grafid ’’ ■ At the meeting of the council FriRapid . and will select candidates ‘ ounces a special sole of .Hart and M. A. Larnble of this city re ­ still waiting for the administra­ Nashville. tendent of the hospital, Miss Lu­ November election will soon h^ve to state highway commissioner. Premier brands of canned foods, ontraAlc dghts at these two in­ tion's economy program. While they ceived the other day a letter from ' verne Hirst. She has proven a very run tlie test of the courts. It was for seems to us that are waiting, they are not letting the Dr. Louis a. Michael, wiio repre­ Vrooman, Hastings. capable manager. She. as well as presented to tiw Wayne county cir­ justice of the state supreme court, which arc quoted very attnrcthe tI.rsect,|ons> for superintendent of prices, as can dc seen from h*la‘ ihi» is a mistake, unless the state days go to waste, however, because sents the United States Department the . members of the Women's cuit court last week and will un- candidate public Instruction, candidates for P“uich sisdvcrtlsroicnt d®’*“*^*hall assume rwponaibiliy for auto­ of the fact that they are advancing of - Agriculture j— —in the city of Bel- Bmith, Hasttngx. .. i*~ — — __ »v ,realized -i_____ that, ---, under asubtedly be appealed to the su­ l Board, have Icgbiatton along economy line* Krnil‘-’ Servla. In the letter Mr. Later the Board of Directors was।' cxistlns existing cnnriitfnns. conditions, it wnuld would tai bo nut out preme court of Michigan. Every­ regents ot the Michigan University POK®- , The sale not only includes Inoblle geddentg or harm to pedesami candidates for membership of, si)cclal prices on all canned goods lrtknj Which may happen at the recommended by the commission Michael says: "Am rushed prepar­ appointed: ■. '-*••-------------------------------1 of the question to raise money«-*•-in-the one will be glad to know that it U board of agriculture. -and there• is « taW *““7 two intersections. ' that made a study of state affairs lng {°* B trtP to Bulgaria next IVan Uons. Middleville. [ordinary way by subscription to to be interpreted by the courts in theIt state Li important that Barn'county them-but s^ siiroial quot^ioii* Muncll that propa. last year. When it is all over with, i month. Upon my return, we shall Vere Carter, Freeport. maintain Pennock hospital, as was. the near future. . one member of the legislature says, Ilcave for a few day» >n. South 8crpcuuuu for ior iV Miuuiu >vpiociucu ut umi wu- ■■ • »aieiy signs oe piacca as me two C. J. Barnum, Woodland. I done years ago. Although the . complainantI sS petition (hU. I’praying it will be found that much of the V,B 10 attend the Mohammedan New Claude Croat, Delton. number or potkmw h.» been much -’""" for ! vention. We urge township and city t *hich will be appreciated at tni* intersections, which is about all that limitationtcommitteemen to send caucus no- time. . .. • --------” when ——the - traffic lights economy legLilation will be thal[Xear r.ltc® of the "Dancing Derpan be- done Arthur Lathrop, Prairieville. » <!»•“ 01'uSTiIsrb.-s^& " ’ । tiers so that they cun be inibiiaiieri Every reader of the Banner should sliail be removed, but It would seem recommended by this commission. vl3hes. These rites are forbidden June Irland, Nashville. • in the Banner next week—that that is, is tuni to advertUcnient. look Inalv tai these good women who1 pounds, states: ;in • . . in Turkey now. Only a few •foreignRuth Gardner, Woodland. -mSet every month to look after t|wi ->• «™nd™nt to the in our issue of' February 8. ' - ’ ~ i ovcr 11,0 llst *"d be prepared to reoueei ine of the senator Francis Culn of Hartl,. er* hav® oycr *een the rCal lhln«at the or request Creek Y he ! although exhibition* have been I ?uoted“*raI purdum u **“ pnc” defend hospital's affair* and never receive, i constitution is in effect a revision. ------------- ---------------------HENDERSHOT WDM2 ------------------------------------r^-h.r1■ 2. 2. That That it It alters alters and and ahrocales abrogates exex-' pi pi APC A PC ocn ncn CPHT epnT istlng provisions of the constitution. ;ruHGt- nuu oru EN MAKE DONATION । LIGHT ON FIRE TRUCK STATE WILL BLACKTOP ... 3. That it is void because not susOontribuUd Tta.. Xie. Com. its own way, even K™ JKS? in these v<ry try- ceptlble of a reasonable interpreta- „ REMAINING MILES ACCEPTS POSITION | ing times. The rates charged at lion. Precaution Against Possible --------i*J cArnu%iuuTV fortables To Welfare 4. That it is void because it does:1 our local hospital are considerably Collisions With Other High-­ IN tMUN LUuNI T Completes Paving Of High • Clearing -------- wHouse -----! below the average charges tor such not provide for allocation of the I dbiaSi EumKJ m '"™ ■" EK?'1" way From This City To Lyman Chamberlain Re«l<u Automobiles [’ The women in charge of the Wei- service, which makes the result all 1*4 per cent to the various govern-j burden off the neooie and thev win 1'cad Dervish sticks knives through fare Clearing House were delighted the more remarkable, mental units. ’ | Kalamazoo a^Vfind their ™P<L?of ttto cS- l,l®‘r ch®““ B,Ur that lh®y I On two or three occasions Privet 1 Froip Health Unit And Will . 5. That it Is void because it vlo-! last week to receive three lovely ' --------------- **-•--------------Fred Johnson, who has charge of lates the obligation of a contract. {Everett Swegles of the city’s fire dltlon. But to tax people more in ^HeTou’abourit'^’"10 rtlCS‘ WU comfortables from the ladies of the PfillNTY TRFA^ RFTS Go To Charlotte , j truck has come near to a collision the slate highways in Barry county, order to give the unemployed work Y y<?L u' ,hjl Hendershot district. There have ^UNIT I MtAX Ut I b WANTED. at night with pther cars, due to the has received word that hl* request u Lymatj B Chambcrialii who has would be about the arnvect miktake Gamble has promised the wYcan make" h? drcta£. It Ban,*r u“ o{ D®- Michael's let- ,b!S’«£S CHECKFROM STATE Bids for thu operation of the t«le> 1 for material with which to blackconnected With the Barry phone office, and the repair and tlngutah his truck from other cars top M-43. frarn the end of the pres- County Health Unit since ita orquite evident that the legislature 1* ^cr *'llen 11 shall be received, after came ent cement {luring to Gull lake, was ganlzatlon. as sanitary inspector, ta n, d'vukd Inta lioISSSI" ' Oancln, OmUl>»- do “ ““Highway Department Bemlt. construction work on the lines ot„.in the night time, flic danger — their peculiar stunts. Hickory Corners Telephone when he attempted to turn from a granted, and the work will be done 1,3S re»igned hi* place and AMJ*It was a fine thing for the Hen15,638.22 With Promise the • Potion withi th. Baton CounCompany, for one year, beginning, i[street into a yard where the fire m early as poMible-jhi* year. Thl* work to give employment and the! । was located, in doing which he iiad wtll give a completely paved high- ‘Y 2®B,,,h..Unl,_ * ,th headqu*ri«» March 4, 1933. All bids must be in I O< More Money Later NOTICE. other group opposing additional tax-1 the hands of the secretary by 6:00 I to necessarily oedupy quite a share way to Kalamazoo from this city, ?! CbailWte. So far no MW has •Won for improvements in order to1 Tlie Lacey Mutual Telephone of the roadway. Approaching cam ,of which about seven miles is ce- ***«> ennriaersa sa masttttesMK Jebs. This faction seems to Company will receive bids for the not.caVttb.an., provide Jobs. could not know that it was a fire ment and the remainder will be Chamberlain will bdpn hM Hgf hold predominant position. Barry Lodge No. 13 have found it highway department for 45.638.22. v k „>.< -the ---------— ojxraUon and maintenance of their oountY W C r' truck. At a recent council meeting, blacktop. With the completion of in exchange and lines, or-the operation an advantage to change their meet- Of this amount 4245 25 was a re-!a*JY' tfiat body voted, at the request of ।this twelve mile*. Barry county will many friends will wish him sueeMt of the exchange only, for a period ing night to Tuesday Instead of fund from the secretary of state for 1ners' Mlcn- oewtory- AavGOOD UNTIL MARCH 1. Mr. Swegles, to put a new red spot then have about forty-five miles of *n his new field. . rho renresenta th. of one year' ^Sinning April 1, 1933. Monday as heretofore and from this gasoline used by tlie county highway 1IELP W,TH YOVH PATRONAGE, Ught on the LaFrance fire • truck. < >paved trunk Mne highway, and 73 M. O. Hill, wh„ ----- l □! SUite in thTdtltribu! AU to berecclved not l»tw than All bld8 blds'to rerel ve<TnoHater than date the Ixrige conventions will be department; 45,393.47 was the counTj,e Banner 1* hearing many rood--------NUDE A ryd _ light is .— operated by — the mile* j -r— of graveled trunk Urie hlghevere^nih *-?£.J7'* °f ?LOOOf‘J?. dtUlr,b’i^ [ rcporta^ncenUn?oul^>cal laundS Tills...... Jte.dtatributlon and sale of automobile license1 ’A' wh!^J wlU ** 01>encd r same ^switch that^ turns on the reg- way. 16,. 1933. 1033. The company” re- every uumm. month. The stated con- irom from last year s weigni weight tax. me The।! commending commendinc the the oualitv of its work ular*lights.’and is* located between} ----- .. . ... ‘heath Feb. jb xm next siaico - . . , L , night II w*a plalea in this county."with evening. »tate hlrhwav department renorureport* i L’J™ q^ “‘y’' 21 1U aboutithe S serve* the right to reject any Iventlon or all1 ^"will u°n be Tuesday J* Tuesday evening, state highway department proprt,t ar mid about i thehead two iishta head lights, mi*at has had light* This win wlU atjwi tiu, two •Tht» REGULAR MEETING. »t the Home Lumber Company offices. iia*"received'^ln*truc- bb!,‘ Address, I«cey Mutual T®1*-start th* t there Is still.due this county, twenty years' experience approaching cor. | Members of the Legion Auxiliary -•-nee in in this this Urie line[once . once warn warn on an approaching cor. tinns from Laiuinri thit th. X phono Comp*ny, Bellevue, R. 3. Care1*t 7-3<> wtU> the following on last year's weight tax, the sum o f work and ..wom l0 I ------------------------------------L—--------------------------------------------j know 1are urged to attend the regular hXe ptales^iUXn^d on a'vln 8*>-Adv. ,*Lp.vamuq,. 1J^791' whlch * CH re,nllUd o^htTbe d( just how ||""w v. W1.wU1 MUU »14.0D------------the job ought to ------------be done. ItwlUbe! NOTICE.---------------------I ,nieeUng on Thursday evening at tho DeVries; V. C, Hany Young; Pre!.,1 later on. fine if all the people of«Hasting* can Have removed my studio from the legion ; home. Mrs. Harry Wood automobile* up to March 1. but noil --------------- --(Don D. Putnam; M. of W.. Lloyd This would Indicate that, with give him their laundry work. Stebbins Blk to 301 So. Breadway. • i will g!A her report of the Fourth thereafter, 'rfn, taw fixes March 1 NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS. '.Storer; K. R. & S , Walter J. the balance of the county highway ------- ■»■♦»■ ■ ■ Very latent equipment for making. ■District convention held at D«aas the last. day. After that. 1833 lb I .n" " ■ .aC',.——‘T"."", *'T .7" u‘ I L^wlw; M. of F . K D. Smith; M. of fund carried forward Into this year, MIXED DANCE. CLEAR LAKE. ! modern photographs. Will be glad . ।tur on Sunday. cenre plates must be upon ’,^L® all (----B"; ?LItom® Lurt" A- Ftoyd Wood; L Henry Mui- the county highway commission will Friday evening. Feb. 3rd. Good i to meet new friends a* well as old i uanwayi oer co. once. Ha n whi>a» /-» n r-o... _ _______ ■■ __ ______________ j. t__ crowd*, good time. Frank Herring-1 ones. Phone 2473 foY appointments, SUFFER. their road program this year. At O A. R. hall F»>n ton.—Adv.-------------------------------- 2-1 —James R. Mason —Adv. 2-L WOMEN PROVE TO BE GOOD MANAGERSHIP < ' I alleUseob»iring Original Survey For U Mast NniM P|DP||| 1TINC Have Been Faulty-^?- | llUVV UllIUULAI llltj And Quote Price, Thai Aro r ing Needs Repair! A I • _ BPE01AL PROGRAM IB 5 ARTICLE PREPARED WITH ­ i The alltjy'ln the rear of the stores ASK OTHER BOUBCDBB OF ' ™i BusincM News is the proper PLANNED FOR EACH name for advertising. Tlie Bun- • on the south tide of State street, be-i REVENUE TO SUPPORT OUT CONSULTATION [tween Jefferson Church streets, ’ . rwren .Tpl!nr<z,n and fThnn-h atrortia ' . ___ DAY FEB rt 10 lner 03113 attention to the business wax, v-ias neW3 ln cvcry lssuc of thU WITH OFFICERS PUBUO SCHOOLS is in a bad condition. A survey for; NASHVILLE BANK TOPAYDVIDEND M le ly BAH CORRECTS SEVERAL ERRORS I — PAGES Ito 6 1 HOME MT • CIlEJCTCOMEOIrSs^. REPUBIIGAN BOUN­ TY CONVENTION �umywo THE HASTTNOS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY i. 1831 which had been officially deter- out collusion from any eource, es- rjR PAUL KNISKERN mined as Grand Rapids In the tabluhed her residence in Grand un’ rR’. |RBraHNffiBHRSSBBaBBRBffiai I RECEIVES CLIPPING AND . SHORT POEM FROM FRIEND. . Elmer White wa> the recipient ot lateral attack, and. therefore, tm- ward *ent back to Fteeport. It was; ’.“‘LT-.employee, during the year will ag। a clipping telling ol ll>c selection ot —rate S5.795XXX).. Eighty thousand proper. only temporary; that they, the de- H R a. flh. . 1 ■■■ 1 ,,1~*u?l SSBE 1 Miss Mabel J. White ot Petoakry as It ns decided, however, to give fendants. acted always tn good faith Maa Beon Na™ca A« Oity, lan is appropriated for automoOtltcar Of Ot Grand “■ “ - ----------- talite 4“ “sinter" ny7~lw donni and motor trucks to i .'.Uave Mr. Gelb an opportunity to ooruMyand without any thought of improHealth Officer ------------------The subject and toe Rnnidu ’ kSw that u. mA relationbut I weni'equipment, essential tor both . r -------- --------------— case wm W- prlety. that Mrs. Cheraebrough had Rapid. ' a for sometime. subaequen ’. always been considered by them _ Rap r" , h27nn!Sa£? i£e ftol^A«^h«t and construction ‘ wuric; HUNTINGTON OOLT.F.GF. IS -------leurned b«w<sm»i<. —— ------ — ------- •••—•■ a -da । -rr- rar----------- [he appreciates the following' short ONBUMERS POWER 00. Operating 'micm is ret aside for i:urcha.» er . . thereto Mr. Gelb dug up a statute ristcr and that they all treated each Ollier residents of this community covering from her recent Hines*. wlilch accompanied the Item will remember the family ot the late Mrs. Win. H. Olney, who ha* been jxiem lea»c»of incidental real estate re­ SUING TO OBTAIN FUNDS , which indicated Hint a j>er»on uniter other as blood relatives. TO 8PSND >19.509,872 and which was dedicated to him. .guardianship might his The case.......... comes into the Federal‘ --Philip W.' Kntskern. who resided very— sick— for— the paal ten days wtth। WILLED THEM " -------- “ “ * change ...... ................. ......... ------------------------ -------721----quirements and the mlsw.Unecus IN MICHIGAN ttsiduncc; and Judge Higbee there-- court because of the fact that Hunt- here several years. One of hi* three . erysipelas fallowed by the flu. te Hem for the year is $111,200. • upon entered-an order allowing a ington College te located tn the son* was Emery Kntskern. who Is* some better at this writing , I'Va no goals tlie hillsides ! Coal anti all requirement-, fcr- • launch on — the ----lake,. full tteMi-nv upon the. subject This Stare of liutthna; and because of Its ter graduated from the University of I th* Aiu>rr p t/A. will meet on •No — — —— year, according to th- engtiKvra' PROBATING OF ESTATE (EARLY MILLION DOL­ iHMf’reW.tly heard in the probate diversity of citizenship and tire fact Michigan and It* medical depart- 1 Friday Feb. 3. A good imarrain te *nl<1 ,n m) l»ckeU to keep me LARS LESS THAN 1932 i'SS r: < ■ returned T0 BARRY CO. court in Grand Rapid*, before him that the amount involved it over ment. Later Dr. Emery Knlakcrn | h*irur nrenared with voecial music i “Ml“ and. after con.Jdenng all the evl- three thousand dollars the Federal went to Alaska, where he was mar- !■ po\ luck iuoocr nt seven o'clock ■ be needed tor the Gas De;-;>t: No wheat in my granary, nor fruit and ztspllek. Judge Higbee, courts have concurrent Jurisdiction ried. Still later he located in Mm,r .< tx* r » on my tree, . Interesting -Legal deuce Mi *> 3.500 *M.s. and $126^t» for steam heating sys­ Many cn January goth, entered an order with 1th the State courts. kegon. where for aerarm several yewra mi>e ,,A v.^,2? roo 0^ \‘Ttrt . _5l “ Ule. ',omc Yet lhe maids of Petoskey unite . ------------------....residence MrofGelb, Rapha* carried practice of hte ! ?™ug Problems Involved In Set: declaring that the Hal-attorney Mr Grofib,Grand attorney of Grand Rap- on hasthe carried on the practice of hb I*.?“‘A «,hl1 ment Units More Than 11 tems. ' , sweetiv On me. .tie chcetebrongh wav in the village ids. filed the bill of complaint in profession, specializing in ahciucw of ijT,, Consumers Power Company will Rich Reuben will tell you with tlcment Of Estate Of Gross Revenue (.of Freeport at .the time of her behalf of HuntingtonCollege. At-, tlie eye. Dr. Emery Knlskern no,; i wtthdamage of about pay *taxes in some 3.500 tnwsment Interesting llllRjUton arises ovl . death and that; therefore, tlie pro- torncy Kim Bigler, of thifclty. has two sons, one of whom graduated i Jackson. Mich., Jan. 30—Con- amts' vet • i during 1333 .and total taxe= Patched are my pants and my *c- *■« bate Kent county did not entered his appearance behalf of from the U. voted Friday rding «.» to the .w........... company*.- %c-U(timers Power Company eattmaun accsru..^ —- .court -u.. of »,... > —to • — «. 8*». Nava) n,.ui Academy at |The city—-»council —-------------shoes are all torn. ...... h>rt■ ht« TV-.pen K i. lot 1833 inc’ude the exnend lure hi mat- - will aggregate $3'.Ha.Oto. <i brougii. One phase of tte- matter hove Jurudiction. w.. He'ordered that, th,. the At-1 difendants. There zm. are viumr.r. numcr- Annapoh* and is now located ... in ,v_'nl2ht tlie I nW tn to rroenl repeal nn an ftrtfinaiir* ordinance, nABU-rl pawd Scoff on thy gay Reuben ffichlaan ^d' S1B3WH7’ cotri-Mi more than ek-ii-n i>er rent <-f Its w.i- u.xl m the reiumn.- of ti;- B;.nPehUon for the probotc of her <>«•' implicated legal problems in- Navy Department at Washington .» short Ume ago, relating to sounds For faint is thy glee new revefim. Thh rcpre-K-nts on : .. ... in (->rlwt! “>» "“<* "’-her proceedings per- volved and the case will be watched His other son is Paul W. Knlikcrn. 4"<1 ‘he playing of musical tnstruWhen the girls 'of Petoskey smile w* Tonstruetion tuiBuuiuuu. owratinfjjirriuiii., exc»- =--- .......... new conayucuoil. c * Jwr»a«<i In t<». ■: naCt over teirj r.' «-... . . .. in .. u,.-.tr-n — .... twining thereto be dlsmteM-d from with interest. >-* -• u ‘ — • • •• -menra ra th«t«M.t ; who has visited his aunt. Mr«. A. D. menu on the street. sweetly on me. • petves. taxes and preferred stock increase in taxi fa this brough. which was offered fur pro- ids court fur want of Jurisdiction---------------’ • " Knlskera and other friends here. He [ Th'|J|' ht»hw»• • The >state highway department Tlie farmers ride proudlj ffiridends. according aceordlnr to aa. Mate- approximately $150,000. 3 dividends, , In lhe event this order u not ap- LEADERS TO SCORE graduated Oom Ann Arbor Univer-1 has — as __ announced that .Barry county's own'“County Fair" ui Vicevice- cannier ---------------J,ln' Presideir. inent authorlred authorized today by ion.■. Y* E ffient . u Manager Charles W. and ns mcaicar medical senoar school arm and to- • tnarc share ot of uw the weigne weight tax for last year hus- l*s’.<<l from, he will forward her willr-nnn •. , m-rA ®sity “y 1U1 " ,w To. greet Billy Hitchcock who will ■ Freeident and General Manager Manaj.r General Manager U. Tip; Tip; v r.mx- cto-- :..u»h, .k. ..uher .-,- .-----------------------. .. ra-m*-lr<wr thlf III.-?-.. ■ will : Charles Tippv Thl* compares remarked .iv- while.... blUm, di.u ltI s-m/mber of te", 1929 at .. - Ju«Ue Stuart Clement Chmetit of thiaof . liDAILY FOOD HABITS cated In Grund Rapid*. The friends wu* $50,349. the balance of which surely ----be there. -- ---------- ... ,u>il>aic» u.th w.iii ----..............that the ---■ iiiot -------bv.-d . lor | ----------of .Dr. Paul here and elsewhere in will no doubt be coming along in But of all the proud fellers the £ an expenditure during 1932 of $20.$30.- rilghl when »hrn compared with wUh the to- f r..., .-eno::. when, he hart i’.aH hwd for c<tunty cdu.nty for probate. probate - a,-ub tanrinl■ — •" . . ------htatc were delighted to learn' the near future. ' — “ datement. of t:,! proudest *"* 111 •be, ? 537,361. tlie omelal statement, f:'! amount at ot Hutin- tax tex is n- significant many i.-.u.* m h.'t In addition to tin-, niteresiinc Nutrition Project Will—Dia> Uie company indicatesf* It is -««»»•.- year when th,- pub.:.- ee r.and Hi- widow. Hattie Ghee. • ol the i.i- a suit ha. t-erti. J II tiw "Qpeen of Petoskey” smiles C’ly Phy*l b,,Ilrtay boon's fire alarm was > Ml forth that the differential i* ’* fr,r ”««««> relief and Hu- trend hrotmh. remained In Fn- port for a I1! t! ,n ,lw United States Federal CU88 Relation Between sweetly on me. —^ian of Grand Rapid*. I caused by the discovery of a blaze In ' $ JlLrgrly represented in reduced np- cf’“’‘Lffixe? !-'■ downward. ;|m d thi n went tn Grand Urand ?’aPid* by HuiiihigEating And Health :im - ;ii: and then went to live m ,n the roof of Bert Ullcry's house, at r-‘propriations for cun.->uuciK>ii. construction mere there , -■■■ budget of the corn; .nylhcalls Rapid.-., where Doctor' Ward M.xir;; -1’11 Lul.egc agiunst Doctor Ward! ■ ADMITTED GUILT. mpnautma mr .---- ca Rapid., where Doctor Ward Moore the hlghe»l term, ol hl* a* on 312 East Marshall street. The fire > bring no outstanding outstanding project* project* rere- -h-~- some «”« $131,000 additional uddit.m a. expeneM> u- Wi4,x ay.pjinted P a* her her guardian. yuurdiaii Mm trMother Clyde and hl* To showi the Bing no ns Mrs. interne in one Of tho large hoapttiiln W1W pUt out without causing any Harry Eldred of Hope township tjilrcd for aww thtoyear to meet «!-.:• expect-ro.il?injjf our"'J.;!, ele t '. .r'Ui r. n- Che. • bro-m.h w.u adopted fand tar w nM .................... . .. . and. urov. . ^lef it h the claim hab * of eating and Mandante of there, also of his work u« a practic-, damage to speak of admitted to Judge McPeek on Fri­ < ed drmarute or maintain standard* crallnc plante.' Mr - !:->.• ex-'Xi Ilf) ln t!1(. jK>n„. ,(>I DvV;ur Wmk1 el th- plain iff that i a a remainmg physician. They say that lite; T.;,. ... „ day afternoon that hu bad taken « i" 1 ---.i' ,■ .i,,i food the ;f of service and efficiency p.anied This ine <-e is provided Moon. s p,n,.nti in Fm-port. u, r drrman. under, the will of Tlwmiu score tlieir 'daily U,R ,n ~' habits at ,h " appointment was merited and that' -his brother's car without his per­ he will adequately meet the duties • ""-f; lal Club. Fk bruury 14. will have , mission and was sway with It for fe Of this nineteen and one otte half milmil.b<vau.‘bevm*? e of exceptionally favor-favor.llnme of exceptionally . ..iuitr,e. 1)rlor t,( tft!opuon. war, Whii- Chnsebrough and entitled to c.-r- next Leaders' meeting to be • held and respun2biiit.es of UtaMmfrort?2n'vO<!^er.C'lDU‘-' ,— dollars. — —.— .I* for con- able Ellon $2973.168 Bb,cwaler r*“*rcondition.* conditionsduring dnrin.ith'-tinunlx-:i u.nlxro After tin: death of h-.- ?»ia property in hw estate niter a February D and 10 at Hastings. Mr. over a month. Tlie Judge did not man. state highway -commissioner. decide what sentence he would Rive. ^structlon; $3,276,018 for taxes: $4.- ''•iriv montto. of■ H'.u .-lu-went III to uuugu Judge.paltoa. ttsr erratbd. for Hatlte E Foster, county agricultural agent, ..i t ixMitinn — ....... . ~ .in rivers ...... where ......... husbend. .-IKMUUIU. in' . ■ The Club is fortunate in having hydro-electric *t«t;.>n stiu.m..-.nd .md on<. ... ()J Ilu t|di.C-K. •>« K K'-m >, '175.511 for preferred stock dividends ■le have iiydio-eleetriv tiu. lwob,1J(. j,lull t-nt Chcrrebtounh After Doctor War t ha.-, made arrangements to hold this Ilht' opportunity of hearing Mr. Diil; and 19,173,175 for operating expen- W«not c.ginot- be expected for the tiw currept curreul r.mniy. who ttr0 di-w mew her will. On Au* Au» Mo.'rt- became guardian of Hatf.e meeting in the supervisors' room at FUNERAL OF AMASA RICHARDSON SATURDAY. ,U4U' -— ve*r ----- 11... 1932. .....she-. died. A petition iwtttton Ciicfsebroughs estate, he filed an the court house. This meeting will J ' .... r . . “to! "While we do net fee] justiFred in ftlls ln m,. iMinnvr ■ court of■ cicctlon'in lhe probate court <if include a discussion of tlie latest Anun Richardson died Thurs-1 The a>"m «« Tuesday noon, -' The company reports that <2.357.“‘“I concerning vitamins, a..;, u u.,' mi hu daSur. '“it,re"r?i' •; 288 of the total construction appro* definitely fureca-iiing bettsr Hum- Krui count" ' — the ;idtinntstra’uM< Barry county determining that tho ! discoveries their sources and Importance in tiw ne:<and -employment conditions." o j her £■ , 1U. oruid “, ... Bccortluncc with whl u, ke a third OF Thoma, , { priatioh te for the Electric Depart—-­ TSKr... continued, r.m.inlu.A our r t HJinatV* inl tj)|A, ttl <inent and 5291.000 for the On* De- Mr. pppy ulll|| OI1(. had She n3U one alM. brother. Drauu.r. C1Me.«cbnr.rchs —------- -----------estate ------ — as her —- -----dow.-j-1 diet. "Surveys have shown ~~ tliat where Mifi-oif bis lift had been .-.pent -.in a uveriu-iited stovepipe at the point 'jportment Of the total c’erino «*•' bowl uj»m an [t Frank (i Wnrtenb.ro. of Ingham «»n »5«P‘ <>"• prmtoons --• con-truetlon appropriation. j2 3;i>. immoved business conditions in caunl< wllft nl.d .: petition to du-.1,1 wh!cl» “ ,!‘to „ i r . i arm in Cat 1 ton township, but for where it went through the floor ; 800 1* made available to rover the 1933 , . ml*< th.- procertl.nc* in th* probit. Ih,:'an ‘"'‘-nght title in her H’^1 the last eleven yean, he had redded ' >.<temands for new bushiMs in tin ------- —-------------- c -.urt <> Kent countv. claimlr.r. that, cthafl M« &r....... ...... couiuv, cij.nii..,. in;:.. of between Btojn . and eigh. at Wayland. Besides the widow. llttle loss. '• Toron of pole and wire line exten- OSWALD LAMPKINS at , hc U;n ,. Ilrr deaUk Hal . IC E it<-n thouaand dollars for me prop»^y. extension special!,t In nutrt ­ at the time of ht-r d.-ith Hattie *’ teen Ih-jusand. do.l there survive toe children; Myrle' many friends of Claude f. -Taions. voltage n«ubGAVE FINE RECITAU ch .,.Mbr u.h a .,s .1 jr ,jd(.nt and city. ‘ College ___ ’ ‘of“ *H«Muw^‘'itex'©i -Weod. who for T—- transformers, ....................... .......... ................. Ch','Mbr.-iuh a.1-. i,-idem '»'•>! ■•The«^nMicidgan ’^wAlth ' s«^" Stote of’lndMduTu Arthur many’years "wlL> ”*tors, ------------------------• coed' jized crowd was pri-rent........................... ,n meters, service wires, ct cetera. A citlern nl Frrvpuri and. HH-retoreIl “ ls llw claim of the plaintltl ^in many^Xn^s 04 b^SSfS Granton. Pennsylvan^raAG. tv>nn«vu-.n<. reamer carrier on Rural Ftouie Route 2. wiu, who wax was ■:..v. :he ■ drluidunt* J" ^‘‘^ixwiuend Qj Orand jupX ttlld ulwnvi. ao iicccnunodullm; to and < One million dollars Is appropriated at lhe Methodist church on Sunday the prob:dt- ciurt of Barry county that deluulants eon-ptred conspired to J kHoUa Q o| Wa . popular with the patrons, will be t fb cover the single item of yoh- and evening to hear Oswald Lampkins, had jurlldtetfon of her estate. " :' M.. Ch.vrebrough ------ '------- ~ mu. Kent ^'5°'^ “I. u‘Snt ch»ng«. in Giving quality and mod­ C-teire. requirements, and Includes colored baritone singer from Grand Mr. Wni:t« r.bt-n; etnpi nt.-l aitor­ county and there make a wilt in .. . . funeral was held at th' sorry to team that his condition iwm.Mi.ij. riSm,rt,S Snuiaum Mr, Ctach in ood m has in rewfiR weeks apparently S provisions for new rural lines, :uak- Rapids., who gave a very delightful m-.- , Fred P. Gi of Grand Rapid:;. ’>'■ ■■ tab»“ “«■ erate prices make this ing service availalile for some 2 200-program of classical .and popular to r<-pn.--iit him in the r . I’.kr.r. rwrllrjt »«, Iraurlutanly «““J o„.,a K.,pll>. ^umW. W1U> grnwif'sUadily worse. He is now very Store a popular place. 9 numlsrrf. as as well well as ns.4g group negro tor £ farms. The remainder ot of the eoncun- numbers group ui* t>rnegro tor Ward Ward M< Mbort i-nitau o tin m.i vweak and able to lake very little § structlon appropriation provl-fe- sirfritua!.' ' ;t—. of Att.irt... nourishment E J157.76S for electric plant and transMr. Lampkins has a beautiful city to repn.reiit him in the ’.ariou. LITIGATION IRISES luudumup~<CM- "•;»>' ««■ «" OVER PROPERTY IDMESfOII ffllWE HAS FINE POSITION ' | LOCAL NEWS WATERS CLOTHES SHOP ^mission line work and ab^ut J1X-. voice and uses it very reffecniely. pit.,.-..- of the* t i c A htanift w.i.000 tor steam heating and water HG explanai :->f the wlmis ;e- hat* before Judge Clark E Hie ace in provisions of nt. will, wu.- illegal. ^ system conaiructiotL Metlons mart - them still «ffic.re en- the prob th- court of* Grand Rapids Il is the claim of the defendants F In the Gas Departmgnt 5252.000 is joyable to Ills audteno All who ‘ that, after Die death of her lltteAjriooei. varnw ^Appropriated for cUsfributton rVs- ’----- ---------------------b.ind. Mr,-.. Clicv.wb.'ough was mine were rai’ied atld Ettm extensions and imp*o••cmente., or less atone in the world; that he: ■ ju*w meters, services etc. anil only' '—;— * •'»------------Ward Mcore. on th own brother, Frank G. Whittenbeig. 5; >33,000. this year, for plant con- DOWNING CEMETERY CIRC1.F. mm. ch< esebrough. and eh:- never got along together jl jtrucuon. Thi,v item for pjar.ts The Dowlmc C«net»ry Cite!- will under liuardiarudrip >n K‘tr. county, and that iia-.mg grown up in thgovers requirements fcr the c mnh - meet for dinner ut to - church could sior. while incomim-nt. homo of the defendants'parents nhd \:llon of the new gus holder nt KaU- buM-tnenr Feb. 9. The following chants- Ikt refuk-nre where, there having lived with them ever since ladies.arc on the committee tor hud Ker. bn adjud.cation tn the they and shr wete little children-, wvrk: Gertrude Gaskill. Ltilf that county, which they ware -ill attached to each other The ■operating budget of S9.175-.175 man. Belle Huffman. Bessie 'd fr -m and and that she voluniarlly came to .• •includes $5.599 710 lor the Electric Anna Hammond and Fern H question tiw Grand Ranld* end, without undue I Department; $3 328.287 fur the Gas tons—Blanche Powell h. influence, drew- her will and, with- Canned Food Sale! P«as 2 c.». 37c HART Brand Finest Quality 6 Cant for Can. Little Dot Choice Quality «• m Hart Golden Bantam 4 wJ * 01 6 Can, for 69c J Whole Grain 2 Can, 29c. 6 Can» 85c Tomatoes <>5C Peas and Carrots HART Braild 25c 2 Can 18c Np. 2 Six. Pee Cherries 2 25c 25c 2 29c l> Cana fo HART Brand Pork & Beans 5 C.n. 25 c Apple Sauce 3 HART Brand Very Det: Apricots No. 2' '■ Can 2 Kidney Beans 3 c— 25c Purple Prunes HART Brand HART Brand HART Prand Find Quality Bd Quality Red Green Beans HART Brand Little Dot 6 Can, Fancy Cut Whole Beets HART Brand 47c 2 Can, Make, Deliciou, Pic,! SHULTZ OR FREEPORT 1 Butter 22c " Black Berries PREMIER Brand 22c Logaalprrie, 3 c,n* 55c 38c Cocktail 2 25 C Tuna Fish 3 c— 47c PREMIER Brand Choice Quality Small Size', Whole | No. 2 .Can Pumpkin HART Brand Mak Strawberriea " Pineapple Honey Dew Sliced or Cruihed 2 c.A. 29c 2 Very Bd Quality Red Raspberries PREMIER Brand Cam 35c No. yj Sue Can, PREMIER Brand 2 c*ni 37c Wax Beans %£*? HART Brand PREMIER Brand Whole Green 6 Cai Green Beans HART Brand 2 &! 29c 19c No. 2 She HART Brand Tiny Peas . HART Brand 3 4^ Sauer Kraut . Large Bottle, PREMIER Brand Tomato Juice LEAF LETTUCE Picnics llockleM LU 7c LU $C f°r 37c PILLSBURY'S or LILY WHITE k > Flour ► 24H 24 K lb. lb. Sack Sack ► Ham Ends is $c Steak Swiss Eb. 10c Fillets z Lj,.Z5c Eggs Fresh Dor. lie Leg O’ Lamb MAXWELL HOUSE ► Coffee' Feldpausch’s ‘*Where Better Foodi Cost Lest” Phone 2272 Deliveries Daily We Buy Eggs a-WUSSkTnS JSt-- >• ~ Women's Club SUNL1TE Pancake > Flour $ lb. Sack Low overhead and fast turn-over makes this possible. ■ Little Major DRESS SHIRTS 50c Plain and Fancy Brdadclotlu, Junior Tweedtown Caps for Boya ’ 49c Sanforized Shrunk DRESS SHIRTS for Men 98c Plains and Fancies aiki Wliile Navy Blue Corduroy Breeches for Men Upsets old ideas °^stovespee^ i * Do You Know About the NEW HIGH Powered NEW PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVES? xoc Lamb Stew 5c Lamb Roast 17c SUDDEN PASSING OF NASHVILLE WOMAN. .-tore plenty of vegetables and finite Mr.< Walter Vickers, of Nashville. Tlic remains of Frank Ht uih. who M> that well-balanced meats will bt a«v 70. died very suddenly at the possible all through the winter died in Grand Rapids wry suddeniy on Friday hiomhig. were brought hon e of her daughter. Mrs. Eben months. ' to this city on Sunday for burial tn Smith, in Toledo on Tuesday nftwith Mj. Riverjdde ccm< tecy. He resided here --------ernoon...ot .... — wwk ..................... PASSING OF, PROMINENT TEMPERAnCE WOK KER. When n lad. later going to Middle- Vlt'te ra she had-gonr to the daugh■ t tile there to Grand Rapids where tor’s home to spend the winter. Aft­ .... .—• «— ---- - ----- - —। — er eating dianer on Tuesday she was w.« vkhiiukv, helped back into her chair, eomE L. Calkins, aged-78. who paswd whsmu 1 hr ills immediate hun; plaining of feelinp-jll. and jkimmmI away nu Tuesday nt her home in' ilySurviving are the widow and one son, away almost immediately there-: Ypsilanti. Paralysis wan the came Philip Heath, who have the symr Bwndes her husband she of her dt-uth The remains were :pathy of their friends. lea’es tour daughters; Mrs. Waldlne taken to Kalamazdo where Itev. W. ---- --- ---- --------------i Miller of Battle Creek. Mrs Frank M. Putter conducted tlie funeral DEATH OF MRS. ALTON ALLEN. Fuller of Nashville. Mrs MargHret ’fervicc at the Truesdale <ha;»l Mrs. Alton Allen passed atfav Smith of Toledo and Mrs. Emma [Thursday afternoon at-four o'clock. Shtidny night at the home of her Ki nyon, who lives near Bellevue, son, Leon Krebs, the cause of death — " ’funeral ------- ‘ was held from " The tiw U. work, being president of tiw slate- bejng heart trouble. Funeral aerv-! Evangelical church at Nashville on j organization tor 23 years. She has ices are being held tins Wednesday,.Thursday. .. , visited Hastings and/ other Barry afternoon at two o'clock at tile Bap-i ; county places many times. Surviving tist church. Rev. B J Adcock, ofli-l BOBBY BURNS HIS THEME. arc two daughters. Mrs C. G. elating « The bereaved ones Isavcl At the Rotary luncheon Monday Morse of Holt and Dr. Gtenadine the sympathy of their friends. !! noon Rev- John Hitching gave a Snow of ypsllantl. ' • , l talk on "Bobby Burns.' He gave DROAT FROM OKLAHOMA. [sound reasons tor that poet's great The remains of Archie Tcrpcnning [popularity -------- , ... in his own day and .... ever [were btoucht here from- Tulsa.j since. It wgs and k largely because I ON:,, arriving on Tuesday and he well -understood and so falthI burial wu*. made in the Yankee ■ fully portrayed tiw ideas and ideaL Sirrlngs cemetery. The relatives , ol the common people. > Friday afternoon. January 27. the ,drove through with, the body. Mrs.':--------- ——-------- — j ladies of Hastings Woihcn's Club Ttrpennlng is it sister of Mrs, Helle ADMITTED SERIOUH CRIME. went to Freeport within exchange [Clement । inxl will' visit her before Frank Stlc.Tck of OrangoviUe was 1 urogram, and were greeted by Mrs.;:returning to Tulsa. brought before Judge McPeek FrtKnowles, president of the Freeport ------------------------------------ duy. charged with lhe crime of ■ Club, who called the meeting to br-1 c.UIl.fi No. IK.------- !lulory rape, the girl in the case dcr and after a few remarks turned! Hcspital Guild No. IB will meet being. 13 years uf age-BUcock.has a 'the meeting over to Mrs C. p. with Mrs. V/. D. Bennett, 638 E.'lwife and tour children. The Judge ‘Bauer, president of. the Hastings- Mill St . on 'Thursday afternoon, a.-ceptcd the j.lca but decided to Club Being the regular meeting she February 9. Members arc ur^ed to take a little time before giving the jMmtcncr. » i«.died tor reports, then immediate- ■ attend. ily turned the meeting over to Mrs., 1 Kenith McIntyre, chairman of the : Literary department, uho took’ charge of tlie program for tlie aft­ : ernoun. | Mrs McIntyre in her pleasing ; manner gave a brief introduction ! of the work of the Literary depart­ I merit tins year, which is die study | of the drama, and the subject for the afternoon was "Several Aspects [ot American Dr^ma " Mrs. Mclntyre then introduced Mrs. W. R Cook, whore xubK-ctt «»* "Social Tendencies." and who in her usual able manner told how prerent day life afTecte the drama.of today. Mrs. . Carvcth. was next introduced and ga ve a very clever review of "Green • Pasture*” by Marc Cauley.-written in 1028-30. This was very much eni joyed and showed. in part, th? j Negro attitude and willingness to । do when lie once understands. j I Mrs A. I. Brown then reviewed the play "Let Us Be Guy" by i Rachel Crothers. Mrs. Brown heltl Hie very close attention of lhe authence. Tills play treated with prob-1 terns of family and home life. Mrs Winona Downing then came with ’■Trial of Mary Dugan.” which was well given and showed the crime' tendency and influence of crime in i drama. Lastly Mrs. McIntyre called on! Mrs. Marian Goodyear to sivi a re- I view of "A Successful Calamity.", which she saw tn Beattie last June white a delegate tg the National Federation. This preview with George Arll.is as star was sent-from ' Hollywood to Seattle at this time in ■ honor of Mrs. Winters, who had been president of tlie National Fedrelation for four years. Thu pro­ vided one of lhe most delightful en- ■ t.’riamments for the delegates. This was told in. Mrs. Goodyear's most If you don’t, it will be a revelation to TRY one dvUghfful manner, wc feel very ' fortunate In having a member who| and see for yourself how quickly it Will cook! can bring us such pleasing reports! oj the interesting things to be seen' It is almost unbelievable to see how much this : and heard at these conventions. I ' The Hastings Midtes all voiced । New Perfection stove has been improved. their appreciation of this splendid !• program which showed much time Let us demonstrate, or better still, try it yourself.. and thought in preparation andi were also very grateful for the op- i -portunity of going to Fieeport, where we were so cordially enter­ tained and served with light re­ freshmenu. Mrs. Dauer and Mrs. Wminger wish to thank the ladles who cooperated with them so loyal­ . ** CompUta Home Furnithen ly *ith use of can. telepbcnea. etc Al', together It wu a very delightful afternoon. Miller Furnitpre Company A SEAL BI . ! Tweedtown Caps for Men No other store can show bet- 50c 98c 8J50 WORK PANTS Why pay any store more when wc can sell you sturdy work 80Cand98c BIG YANK WASH SHIRTS 49c We do not claim to under sell every store.but we are NOT under sold by any store! WATERS CLOTHES SHOP �THE HASTINGS BANNTE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, IMS Sporting Items ?AY DIVIDEND | lhe preliminary game easily. Misses (Continued from page one) . 1amlth_. 0.1111.1^ and Bevcrwyk. were highi free throw to bring the count tolicorcn. ----- ;-------------------------------- ----- —1\ 11 scorers. .30*15. Sundccn went out on four! The boys’ game proved much Including that item.*there Is a total '.uersanala and was renlacrd bvth.nr.. than expected. Middleville K a| h °f iso.ooo since the receiver-! l*'r*‘nal« and replaced by | harder lhan cxlKCud. —- a- 10 10 point point lead lead In the first *hlP began ■ 1 nil IM n ini nTrri —”** “nd w“ replaced by took ’ I Howard. «8bortly afterwards quarter but from then on the scar'Hie proofs further disclosed that ' j Thompson replaced Snyder at ing was very close. Ada played a at the tune the bank closed its I nice brand of ball and tied the doara on the 25th of July. 1931. It ■ -—.. 1 Haines and Lechlellncr added a score with two minutes to go. Peel- had on deposit tn Its vaulU and in, TRADITIONAL RIVALRY TN 1X111,1 to ^th sides of the scoring ing broke away for two baskets In solvent urt^pondent banks 530.column when they connected with tlie final momenta of play, giving 398.79. »25.ooo 00 of which had been1 EVIDENCE DURING FOUR !a free throw apiece. Youngs then T. K 8. the lead. 20-18 borrowed from tlie Grand Rapids MlddlevlUe s llnc-up consisted ’of National Bank, and to secure the re­ FAST QUARTERS men playing their first’ year of payment of said sum. 859.000 00 of • ------- ---! connected with a field goal to clinch basketball and those Uho will be the bank's bonds-had been pledged back next year iLS security. In order to save interHAWKSTERS KEEP LEAD • 20 to 18 victory for the locals. 24x3_6 inches Many fans here were disappoint- «t and to release the bonds.'Mr. TiinAimumiv »■■■>Friday evening the fast rangy THROUGHOUT GAME :Grand Ledge quintet comes here for ed that the Bellevue game could FTnley paid the debt, to the Grand 1 a return game. This will be one of not be played os scheduled. The er- Rapid# National Bank. Cotton Chenille flrnnrl Torino Five. Tn PI..'1** ,£Ult tro cu*e “MltesU on the ror occurred on Bellevue’s schedule. 1V,Th® /vldence further .disclosed Grand Ledge Fives To Play lwal C4)url «.nMP_ so they (have agreed to come hero ths»t Mr. Finley and his attorney । ALL SILK Feb. 10, and wc will go tliere Feb. had collected in over KMW.000 00 and Local Five In Return I Lineup and summary; after paying all expenses. dame Friday ,g> , " ’ 14.Refunded tickets will be good for that nuking various disbursements to| BIAS CUT The spark of rivalry that has 'Thompson. f . ■ the Bellevue game Feb. 10. conserve the assets of trit- bank and ; CORDED Middleville will go to Byron Cea- meeting all other obligations acres-, marked the scholastic competition Lechleitntr, f. . ter on Tuesday evening while NashMJV to nay in lhe course of the re* , between Charlotte and Hastings I Adair, c BROADCLOTH ville comes here Friday evening, celvenhip. that he. as receiver, still1 fiared-up anew ncre last Friday Feb. 3. has on on deposit with . the State j night when the local quintet admin8 Nashville handed us our first de- Treasurer tlie sum ot I190JH7 30. 1 istcred a 20 to 18 defeat -tactile ' “X’ The proofs feat this season on their own floor -------- also disclosed that on ’I visiting Charlotte five. Hastings was Qp‘ lhe 23rd .day of February. 1933.! and we expect a good game here. never headed and took the lead at I Tdtul, •* ------------ ■-<.♦» _____ juage Judge m McPeek <3*cck signed an oraer order g|v-i g|vtlie conclusion of nil four quarters. I . , '" D a________ ■ lnK 0,1 parties 90 days witiiin Which | leadin* at lhe end of the first by a Charlotte (18> UUQiellOU)8 rOStpone I to file their claims against the bank i 4 to 2 toianiin. at tye half by a !J t • and Providing providing methods of handling handling,, £• f o n • CL nn<1 to 7 count and finishing the third Fisher, f. . • Jr CD. O JOOXing jflOlD this branch of the work, such os the;. FOR MEN quarter on the tong side of a 19 to Haines, f. . FLORAL The Oddfellows, who had plaflned furnishing ot blank proofs of claim.' 15 score Snyder, Heatings guard. ■*1U**}- c ‘Capt i one of the fastest exhibitions of the aljo dcvelopKi in the case J Size* 34 to 42 took scoring honors for tlie wning Bundwn. g .. WREATH Fast Color Pre Shrunk season for Thursday night, Febru- ‘ H*1 had put forth conwith seven pointe while Sundeen. • nungs. g . ary 2nd. were forced to cancel their Adorable effort to locate al! par­ Char Rate guard, was credited altli 8toan. g. ------show because of a change' in plans 1" wbo nd«,“ ,un*‘ claims against I six tallies to head lhe scoring Hat i of the Golden Glove Finals for this lhe b;i p k ? nd su ch action u.Totals for the visitors. region, to be held in Battle Creek would be deemed necessary to proSoon after Hastings had failed on! Referee—Nick Beam. on tho night of February 3rd. tcct th9 rl8,d' °f “I1 thwllf> their flrat -chance to score shortly A team of nine young athletes might have deposit*or clalow. As after the opening pun. Adair, local Tnvlcir Rente Kuffpr from Grand Rapids under (he man- “ reJ~££Ll?lls ra? center, sunk a long shot utui 1 ayior oeais i\.urrer ugership of Peter Ploat had been ‘W «’52-2M >< were filed against the Cut Size 72 x*84 Thompron dropped two charity In K nf P Mnt Shan) signed tip to torn gloves with the to- «»’’«•, ' . tosses to put Hastings In a four ln Ft.Orr, IVlUl JHOW cal boys in what promised to be an R appeared that at the time; point lead. On a double foul Local wrestling enthusiasts were exceptional meet to properly cele- tbd bank closed Its doqrs. there was PART WOOL both teams relinquished chances tp:lreated l0 oue of tlle t*.,: heud- bratc Groflnd Hog Day. but the on depor.lt 883 352.29 of jiubllc funds BOYS’ troie when Raidt, Hastings guard..» far this mum nt Grand Rapids Press Tournament on a':d a preference was. .therefore. । and Fisher* Charlotte forward. “ncrs staged.so far this season nt 1st; 2nd and 3rd of February claimed because of such fact. It I were unable to sink their free, Hall last Thursday night the and the semi-finals and finals In wU1 ,x* remembered Hut Judge throws. Foltowing-in Sundern's un- 1 when Farmer Nick. Battle Creek Battle Creek made it Impossible for Hawley heard this case and after successful free throw. Smith. Car- promoter ' 'for “ • the 'local' Pythians. tlie young warriors to fight it out thc matter had been gone into, lotte forward, tallied the first coun­ mutclted Frank Taylor. Hamilton. without seriously jeopardizing their tuI1>’’ l,c rukd that nj,w of the par­ ter for the visitors and brought the Canada, and, Fred Kuffer. Hunting- chances In the state wide tourna- tles Wfcre entitled to a preference by, 72 x.80 inches ton,-West Virginia, in a fast, scrap­ ment. virtue of of tlie the deposit deposit of of such such funds. funds.| | ■ t virtue Hastings enjoyed an eight point py bout that was climaxed with’a In addition thereto.' there was ap-, ’ Big Mac lead early in tile second ' quarter third fail default by Kuffer. John II/ JI J • a a proximately 88.000 on deposit of inalter Adair opened lhe period with Btafforn. Battle Creek. officiated. Wooaiana .Quintets , dlviduals who Claimed a preference. u field goal and Boyes and Snyder In their first appearance In r»_/. iz a ’ll Judge Hawley also heard this case followed suit. Fisher, Charlotte the ring. Taylor was on lhe Uereat VermQntVllle and allowed 8l.GM.02 as preferred foruaid. put his team in the run­ receiving end ot a large quahtity Wmdl.nd bor,. .nd «lrU' bukn cU“"- " ,te ,"ul. ?* ning when lie connected with a field of' punishment that was marked ball u.m. made > .uemtful sho». WOMOOO. only .npraumiuly goal to cut down Hastlnga* lend to with several bits of fouling by Ing u.lmu Vermnnlvllle In game. •“ ‘ '’"""I" , Short Sleeve ilx points. When Buhdeen con­ Kuffer. This did not register well at Vermontville Friday evening. The wl11 J* recalled that a pcnected .with a free throw and Boyes with the fans and the southern Woodland girls won by tho lowlded ,,lton waa. blrd Involving a 820.000.00 Long Leg Mens’ duplicated, the score tallied 11-5. boy was the target _________________ of much ' booing” score of 50 to 18. while vhe boys {*”<>«»» bond B1 ven to the county Adair was then replaced at center, at different intervals throughout lhe crashed through for a victory of 54 ™s at*> mvol.i'c’LcT by Howard. Hastings gained two match. After a scries of body slams, to 31. In the boys' game the submore pointe when one of the Char- Kuffer put tiw Canadian boy on the rtltutes were sent in during the first rc^cr “dd hlf, EXTRA QUALITY lotte guards Interfered with thc mat for three counts with a full quarter and again In thc final quarf»r 4.inLi° lhat! . iKisket on un attempted field goal body hold, concluding the perfor-1 ter. Both Vermontville teams put y a.Il*,r lhc b‘fnk wcn.1 ^l° by Boyes. -Haines then jrpluced munce in thirteen minutes. up a Kgame stru&le our but were were out out- c|!ort bt*nds of the ‘*mv sLTUMS.e, pul receiver, (onh on considerable p#n Qf Fisher al forward In the Charlotte Returning to tlie rirtg. for the sec- P •* rlirfeup'and Bishop replaced Raidt ond full Taylor reversed things ytassca. the people ol Nashville to reorganize 1 at guard for tin- locals. Smith, somewhat and meted out more pun---END OF HUNTING SEAHON. lh’ b4,ilt Judkr M«F,*k wUhnd LnCharlotte forward, extended the tshment than Kuffer could absorb, Y.slttday Timid., lhe l<ul ukp n0 oc,lt>n wwch would m any visitors'.total to' seven pointe when Tiiylcr then clinched the fall with a ; day n>r hunting rabblU .ud th. aud l-ipaidtee U.l. elToo .nd , n<- ■ connected with a field goal, nurlboard ut the end of seventeen , ol the game v-.mn. Hereafter no «»<l>«»' «H«ded every opportunity Shortly before the Quarter guu. minutes. Kuffer’* physical condition', one will be allowed In any woeate or <« »“ Purpove, Mt. Fmley t»->PHoward tallied a field goal to give prevented him from returning for ! I held with a gun. except It be on " 1 “ l “ “ • “ Hastings an eight point lead nt Hie the third fall, thus ceding the de- 1' the pcr- him to do so in the performance of,; lutlf. ‘ clsion to Taylor. II one's own premises,,7vrherc — has tne the tlt,e title tc mud,. his’ duties ns receiver. The State Howard began the scoring in tKr The bout war, in thc two hour ao2_,,M to tuG l“° land Banking Departrhent likewise ex­ There third quarte: with u field goal :o limit with bath buys grappling in1! 71 ”"' are some good reasons why tended every courtesy in that dlrct;,e light-heavyweight ugni-neatTweignt division. atnniui. hunting ol r.bblu .hould be pro- tion. Various examinations of the put Hastings in u ten point lead the taleox. KatouHX,. zw. IO. iI ” , L«‘’“ “ Fisher forfeited two chances to »■„««. Harrison U ’ilcox. Kalamazoo, “V “ "’’J C" —’ ,T. w*' receivership have been conducted by ■ score when lie failed, to sink u pair and Frank Clemons. Jackson. 170. i nK °Lh'7 the1 State Banking Department In of free throws. Soon after Thomp- featured thc semi-final which re?ne r. not aUo*ed to take- an effort to determine whether or son misted a charity to»-,. Smith in- Milted in n draw, each'securing one 1 *on?? agitation In not the assets of the bank were in creased his team's total to eight fall. The bout was In the one hour f*J’or of ah°ricnlng the rabbit sca- condition such that a reorganization, palnte wit It a free throw. Boyes limit. ■ 15oncould be effected. Additional time dropped a field gc-UJu clinch tile Clemons look tlie first fall with a ■ *** „„ _,w,_ was granted to tlie depositors' com-1 score al 19-8 The IWhls were Hun crab hold after the bout hod gone OJ\F’ RJ?*0 mlttee and the board of directors to held scoreless until the quarter gun thirteen minutes. Wilcox appeared^ *1"Gl-O't- BOXERS, attempt a further liquidation of the while Charlotte succeeded in tally- to bit lhe favorite with the fans „ c,lalrinan of the assets of the bank and arrange its.1 ing seven points. Fisher and Allen-when left the ----ring — to a ! offered rthl.intheAthletic Committee has • affaire «Mh that reorganization .--------— Clemons _ - -------------’iiwnf thrK*’P nf’floht.p"flohf with a free Qiruw apiece and Sun- chonw ’ * ” ■ — -----1 offered the use of the K. nf of boa, Wilcox evened: °“cr™ : °r PcouW be successfully undertaken. All Scoutmasters should plan the and family Sunday, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Lester! Bonne­ to aU the boy* who The 1M, stoc,k JevJcd . deen with two field goals and a Hungs up on their second appear-•“* window displays and demonstra----- *thl* ------ place --------attended "Some " from the ville and Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Kenyon free throw finished the third quar­ • lions with Russell. Cleveland. .‘2™“,' I"? ','e €1™hri ! .XraSVm. iteoXd ll» -.wcUuMba W- J»a«funeral ... of ^... Earl .Paddock Thursday attended the funeral of Mrs. Vick­ SSrs .-"■ >“ .»“■« • ter scoring with the count reading • Rev. McNulty has charge of Burt- at Delton and the family have the ers in Nashville Thursday after­ 19-15. , lubstanttol payment thereon. A de­ day observance in Barry county, sympathy of their friends herenoon. She had many friends in ,hlrd »•“ 2 .btl, “ tailed statement was filed by Mr. . Thc locals cljnchcd a victory in i'.-TiK™’"'''' Every Scout should Mrs Alva Kenvnn and tills place who regret her passing the fourth quarter when they talalU hattend “*1Cd church I”"' “Mr “ nnd Bt'llevurfpvnt Sunday with . Finley, with hU petition, showing and extend sympathy to the be­ ' lied ten (Miftite rind held thc visitors Red Evans. Battle Creek. 152, and I “ the present condition of the a-ssets l«;'<>™ tin pxrentx. Ml. and Mra Gaonta reaved ones. to three, Lcchleltncr, replacing Russel - Weddcnbum, Battle Creek,, HARD T.O MAINTAIN (Continued from page oner and liabilities of the bank. Judge any other talk. All Seoul, should Mr. ,„a Harry MlseBoyes at forward, started thc scor­ 155. featured the preliminary of thr. went Into thc entire matter U>«r unllonna durli.j Annl- „„ anotnltanled them home tor a SHULTZ. ing with a field goal and then re­ evening which Evans won m eigh­ GRAVEL HIGHWAYS McPeek very carefully and fully covered-all Turn Day. The speaker at the court, verjsry Week. visit and Gordon Kenyon will stay Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Quick of Mi­ peated ljftar Snyder had sunk a iccn teen minutes on a ooay body noia. hold. The angles of thc case. After spending hotiw will be Kim Bigler. Tlie " * j with his grandparents in their ab- lo spent Saturday night and Bunday long one? Snyder then dropped a , bout was in the half-hour limit. Rainy Weather Has Loosen­ tlie necessary time upon the matter, Scouts are to meet at the cit» ha!) SOUTH SHULTZ. with Mr. a/id Mrs. Vert Robinson. jsence. it was ordered that a 25'. dividend A good crowd attended tlie p. T. ed Gravel—Also AffectM. and will be conducted Miss Irene ShcUenbarger of Hope I be paid u|»n all claims filed and nt four P.the sewage plant, the wa­ A. Friday night and the play "Bor- Center spent Sunday night with A program Friday night at the cd Black Top Roads I(approved: the total amount of the I through rchoolhouse and reported a fine pro­ and the court ",house. rowing Trouble." was amusing and Ruth Horn. amounting to 8188.05128. j terworks — —— — — - '~7*' ", .u gram. This has been a hard winter for., dividend Wc understand that this U one of Announcements afid plans for the all enjoyed the fine music and sing­ xJW HASTINGS. MICHIGAN TELEPHONES: 2244 ■-2557 ■ Miss Marguerite McFarlin of Mr. and J4rs Vert Komnson Robinson soenv spent maintaining gravel roads, and even the largest first dividends paid by observance of Home Day, are to be ing by Earl Shute and Myron Bish­ enMrS We^^ ln Bittie tlie black-top highways- There haj any receivership m the state of made by 5.rs. Arthur Haven. op. Miss Dorothy Oarllngcr gave 2S? u4IrhMr‘\1tS d M aorflo“ We are glad to report that all ths been a lol of rain, which has loosen­ some selections on the piano. Mrs. Thompson. Mclc are Michigan. Tiw average receivership Fred Ballance is arranging for as ­ ed the gravel and softened tlie Nellie Clouse and Miss Garllnger are Mr. and Mrs. G. E--Ksnyoivre- mg. black-top and has made it quite, ground thc state has paid abou\5 semblies and demonstrations in the on the program committee for next -------------- • »■» . difficult to keep them in the best and 10 per cent, and it Is a fine different schools of the city and month. We expect a fine program. ceived the sad news that their friend. Mrs. Mary Vickers, of Nash- ' A firkin amounts to about nlns condition. Tills will be an especial-'. commendation to those who have Lyman Chamberlain is to sec that had the management and control of some observance U made of Scout ­ William Bonneville of Battle ville had passed away Tuesday at gallons, or the fourth part of f bar■ly good time to watch the Tarmac Ing in tlie village schools. Creek called on his brother, Lester : this unfortunate situation. ” — “ -------------— the home ot her daughter in Toledo, rel. • TWO BELOVED STARS roads In this city and county. If they shall stand up through an I ____ I ,as this has EPWORTH LEAGUE. open, rainy winter, been, I there seems no reason- why they Bunday evening's meeting was would not prove permanently satis- opened by the president, Irene factory. No one can expect they Jones, with the song "Love Lifted: Adults 25c * Children 10c will be indestructible. Tlie coat of Me." A League party was discussed a mile of black-top is about one- and it was decided to have a party' tenth of that of a mile of cement February il. committees have not Wc Will make a liberal Cash Allow­ Firestone has been on lhe winning highway,'so It ought not to be ex- yet been appointed. ance for your old tires to apply, on car In thia hazardous mountain race, peeled it would stand the wear and Virginia Boyes led the devotions, tear of traffic or weather condl- reading a poem "A Thought for A where a skid or tire failure meant ' new. Bale Firestone High Speed Tires. Hons as well as cement: but If tiw Day.- followed by a song "More Like Don’t take unnecessary chances on death. Tarmac roods will hold up through The Master." Another poem was thin, worn tires this winter when you a winter such as this, we would say read called "A Prayer." Its future ought to.-bc assured as Rg.vpral In.-Mx,.!.,™ rcnnrl.’ wprJ • can have the Extra Safety of Firestone Adults With Coupon 10c Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires have a good surface material for our at lowest basic prices ever known. county roods. So far some of the at 1 beenA>u the winning cars in the an­ Tarmac roads in the county have L*M°rK!nvInkL«h nual 500-milc Indianapolis Race. Just broken up a little, due to heavy ,*8,. JjAi,110 Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires hold trucks and especially tractors. The ®JLJJ* recently Ab Jenkins set another all world’s records on road and track latter never ought to be allowed on h world ’s record on Firestone Tires by for speed, safety, mileage and endur­ such highways without covering lhe lugs which dig into tho blsck-too C^MS’ *hlch dealt with new ance. Tho tough, thick Firestone exiting “’P methods of conducting the various, Tread is designed to grip the road ­ -J _________ departments In the League. Rev. i • IV MUICS, tuo uus MO ui eliminating huxardous skids on slip IT’S YOU. [Dewey, who taught the class on Salduro, Utah, without Un trouble. If you want to live In the kind of Methods also gave a slwrt review. I pcry pavements. ADULTS 15c—CHILDREN 10c a town ’ .George Dewey reported nil the1 Why buy any other tire'whan | Like the kind of a town you like, |Citl*enshlp class. Irene Jones told of | Ride with the safety only Fireatom You needn't slip your clothes In a the International Relationship Firestone Gum-Dipped JY on-3 is Id Tires can give you. Glen Schultz re­ grip class and Mr. Becker gave a sumTires cost no more andarefirst choice And start on a tong, long hike. I mary of the class he attended on cently set a new world's record in of men who know. You’ll only find what you left be-1 Wa[, D?bu- . „ . . . . climbing Pike's Peak. His car was *-■ —* I All those who attended had a hind. equipped with Firestone Non-Skid For Uiere’s nothing that's really fto® Ume *nd reported having de-| ‘ rived a great deal of benefit from IL| Tires—making sic consecutive yeari> It’s a knock at 'yourself when you I, T** topic for discussion, -Thi —AND— I Vocation of the Chinese YoUth, knock your town. 1 Vocation of ’the Chinese YoUth. ’ ’’ I was led by Marlon Hallwood. It Isn't the town,—it's you.* . ........... .—The meeting was closed by a song Rather than wall for business to "If Christ Should Come" and lhe come to him, an Alliance (Ohlo> Epworth league benediction.—Corr, blacksmith has equipped a truck as Sec. Maude Wallace. ADULTS 25c—CHILDREN 10c a blacksmith shop and'roils out In- • BANNER *------------------------------------want advs. pay. I to the country after business. HI ।—------------ — Ils I i Ui Unu \L 1 LL Id r UUWN LHflHLU It RUGS SLIPS DRESS SHIRTS Quilts Blankets Work Shirts 2 for 98c Curtain Panels WOOL KNICKERS UNION SUITS Penney Cq.^ SC0U1 510 VERS RY WE CILAM TI CATRF cieeK^SlSr Week of February Sth Sunday and Monday, Feb. 5, 6 Helen Hayes and Ramon Novarro “The Son-Daughter" SELL US YOUR WORN TIRES Coupon—Tuesday—Night Kay Francis - Herbert Marshall “Troubles In Paradise” Wednesday and Thursday Laurel and Hardy in a Screaming Comedy “Pack Up Your Troubles” Friday and Saturday Hoot Gibson in “The Boiling Point” Douglas Fairbanks Jr. in “Scarlet Dawn” ANDRUS SI Court and Jefferson Phone 2240 �NMBas»------------------------- -- -------------;------------------------- 7 views and Opinions; ^Hasting. Banner "(X,«n(u. («-■»« «c«> ' THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, lt|3 This and That , What Others Say Tax Sale Description. 5 —---- 1------------------pot outlive Its usefulness. If the, . .. . I coox uno*. r. F C. should eve- be converted in' ' A Question of Protection. SXVKNTY 61VENTH YEAR u> a political football the United 1 WHAT BUSINESS NEEDS. I* Expense Worthwhile? -­ - ------------- —--------------- 1 state, would bo in for some staggerWe stepped into the offlre of Uu.Auditor General John K. Stack. i th. i-..i off>r» »i lUtVnfs Dl“ly -rM,ntrv advertising manager of a newspaper cikM Mtiw. . mg losses. Already in this country ,about twtce w bls rtle Record. Jr., jumped suddenly into the full "/ u.ii"r -------' ■* he#r propowil* to liberalise the He ttaa one a!Ki a iuif time* the । glare-ol the limelight when he an­ <01X71 ONk THi* IX HAHHr iOl'NTY «>N1S YEMi 1 E.VK •*ov ' reriricUons nsiricumu. for R <»• P. .< C. v-. luans — ---------sire of the writer. We tell to vteit- nounced ttial he did not propoae to follow the law and. publish tiw description* In thc annual tex sates. ---------- aiA’U’. ItoC (,‘tevt-,'Time >'« -«-» Alto A,to,to,,,,«- - By omitting such publication*, Mr way for credit, who can »y wnut kMmic and conditions in IU* own Stack estimate* that hr can cut expeiwes by nearly, a quarter of a WTSiiiE hah in <01 xri. o:.t the conrequcnce* will te7 The R. F town , Yeah ix ai-vax< r. million doJ^* l*r >Tarc (to run «r >> >"■«' MUJdtf SrHACUll-Th'X. ONE •TEAM IN Al'l A-' I ' ka*n 123. m.v . m a «-s — -d keep eoina going anv any longer than neccaneecs-, don't n«*d Tlx first excitement caused by _______ _ ___ ; ... . *ary. Therefore frequent senate in- .mon. ,technocrat* or any more liiaip. ’• b-xntehen ha* not entirely .. APV EnllnINU h.a . I ... . .. get out out ut ol thc thc detves*lun— fiulcted down yet. In .tjhte ot the. re entirely in order Ro get Duffey sdwro. rr »i-. aty:«* yotlgaUon* are J(», (((AU *Wto«. 1 |»C we ju»t 1 act that Michigan.!* economy bent. . hnn^r application .mdwatton of the (he Gohlen Golden Mf 8uck u mrct:n|t wUh Mtlff op; Ihonrat Rule If we would get together on .--•i-.k,- --------------• , >uk uiu>uoui»u ••• »v~ -•** -“to.toto!U. -failure to-nubiLsh ' L*.rk, courage when te suggested wm all that it rtuff. »e “ ibpentted^? I11...that . ! pper.il SI'S ”;$* :!•«*.1•!«*"■ <*e““ .^Michigan ^ddireontmue two U. could. hek thl* economic upset.” ter normal school). Thu is play- L ,U’\ •*“’ ‘,1,‘ rcsll‘d in ‘be publication ot 1M «.h ototom. >»>>( Sa-e i ss ss.toJrt.rx’i Ol course the state down! nwd!!lu. u> :ry thc pIan? u might J™’*'*”£"* BJck s all of Its norma! sclwolv Only about i wcr’k.-^Northvllle Record. j nso!nf bul believe that hl* action uf thirty percent of the trache.-s »iu>; an IMPORTANT IMPORTANT DECISION. DECISION deliberately breaking an cMnblhbed AN were One ot llf the the hcavu'. lunv.e,t blows yet yet . pr“Cdint IW ’ PU“U ---- --graduated . from one ’t . . blown numerous seats of higher kartung Struck at the billboard mitiuuice last )*«• hare succeeded In finding | come* In a decision of the New York . jobv. With *uch an oversupply why'Court ut App<-kls< which <» Hie w*COnvmce' ouifeive* tlyB this anahouHn't production te cut quite yronted by jSS nual *’« dcwription* prodrastkally. e^eudly .n view of the1£“SAX-: S^rtOT/^SbS riBMfirnafipHDSSVSl pJayM by the home talent of our i /si village (Nashville) last Friday night. The opera wa* filled with earnest . -, , . listeners. Proceed* about S50. Backward Glances; BUSo/Y“,erda3':THREEP0ULTRY--------■ VZAB3 ;DO today- | I MEETINGSJpHEDULED Mi** Diena Ferri* returned Tue*- m. g. C. Specialist To Disafttor •nrnHino u-wk ' p»y- after spending lire th* week end rnd cuss Feeding Flock For i’es-he i home. in Lakeview and in , Egg Production MIS..CS Margaret Mogk ot the up-. E R IUncock. poyiuy .preialtet. per peninsula and Kathryn Can t ll Michigan State College, will concla-matra at Ann Art™, will be tteee different poultry mrarvthe wr<-k-.end guest* of Mbs Kath-. m Barry county on Monday ryn Clarke. ; and Tuesday. February S and 7. AcMr. and Mrs. Elmer ClUey of De- cording to Harold J Faster. County­ troll are guest* of Mr. and Mr* Cole Agricultural Aggnt, tiw three meetNeuton. On Thursday they will go lugs will be held at the following io Kalamazoo to visit Mrs. Zoa New- places: ton Mahoney. . Monday—1:30 P-. M. at Milton Mrs R. H. Loppcnthlen leaves on Hartom s. Assyria towiv*hip Saturday for a three months- trip ■ Tuezday—0.00 A. M. at Dowling through California, in company with church basement. *>** *uirt- Mr»- Rsth. ot Ludington.; Ttie.yiay—1.30 p m at woodland Tte> will return via Seattle. Wash- cemo.ldfeUhdwbooL ............... Mr. Hancock will diicuu Uh? ** MrH4,uw Mrs NoWe C„ M, (MutbCr. « ‘V’SnTV"»S Clearance Sale Of All Fall and Winter Clothing and Furnishings nMUM, ter (arenU. Mr. mnnrrs «lre«ly li»W (teir Robert Burch. flocks well advanced into the laying Albert Wilcox leaves on Thurs- f«-.-uon and thl* Information can be day Cor Panama, going by way of pUt into practice with the idea of a New Orleans. He has been spend- mdre economical production to meet Ing several months with Ills family tiw- fast declining egg market: here. j Hatcheries are now booking orComelius Van Etten and Mr*. Wider* for baby chick* The ria-a of H. Van Etten left Monday for her r°u have next fall and wlpler j,J depends on,uthe home in Springfield. Missouri. ------- 1----" chicks jx>u buy now’ .... and the care you. give them fact that state finance* are in a conmimoner. to prevent him from ™. fwJLxn, lj( mau cl%ulailon TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY, throughout tlx spring and sum­ .. , „ , ,„((,.(, mer. Profitable returns cannot be ! pitiful Hiape. Tiw .rawer U. V 8? tcX^^ icTTER NO1J. BORROW. „ i S; wnh he^ ' M*cted from good baby Chicks that ,acl «« Thu Banner u glad to. know that "Prodaetrnn should be cat!" But the ,S^t»*?!Swn^a*pliEd*« 'i?hed ‘n’t?*mT r^JLJTph h .haw been poorer fed and exposed to t* cm-rTIgT Wr“thb CoiLln. Mrs. Sarah FuJur. .dtwaaMi all summer. Now is the Hastings and Barfy county have n> actual imputation, if and when It te U^ubltc right of way beside5jk : Mr*. G P. Chidester went t-^, timc to,make plan* tor next year * lar gotten along without makntg done, will arorne a storm of con : paved lughway and two courts de-rtM. only j.^numlon for Grand Rapids Wednesday to vu.t tiying fiock. jtrmcrsy. we predict. None of Uw cr*^ *'"£???*btmSLuHxr'w-vV ’■>’:-m of handling tax Mr*. N T. Dimond and Mrs. Oeo ;--------------- «,»> «------Finance Corporation. It i> not dunWhitcomb SPURNS A NEW postoffice. cult to nikke the loans, but -ewry-, port wish to admit they are unMis- oiga Olga uan Garrison ot.Fenton h 8»X* Allegan Gazette. In re­ Furthermore, the court swpean to । “ suss .. 1 weeks With her ' ’ “ ‘ d the proj o^-d new post otXi.c necessaryE»ch will muster the hold that the commiwtoner mav ! ‘ O n te but' m few Jnm!^ u “ , « w T7, ra L body must reai~U' -ual such loan* father, Wrb'ht Garrison m*t city, in pari . have to bv repaid. Wc tetter man-1 < „„ i b “n absurdity to propore to| 3trs. Hoiutr McDowtll and son., ... >ny town the Mze of Alli'-age to get along. as wt have > far. i Atoi»»'. relumto io (hv.r l>»u« ™ . oa-jojic. MMm,' o>i.» without borrowing ' ficisl ctrclcc io m»urc themselves tentloh ot driver.- -but «ho when 7 \ •-hIhLT1 ** ° lion Ttu-"te>. alter a wceto* visit a!)^h(fu n<ar Jllat BUtn , continued and secure extatehce. lt Uwv are merely unsightly. The « t!1-’ W1w D.<Mer3r?J.‘ TJie present building te amply *utA SENATOR SHOWS COURAGE. th.t «ji all of {}ll-,v <million Uuv. m*■-.rnmui'. hx. a duty . Mr.T A. IMily, wjte of Po*tn»*flc Jenl (ut an practical purpose*." At teait one member pl the UnitJ4? reterennotm-.;. whteh Th- Banner has no’^ minted tiw ter Daily of Adrian. Michigan, and, ----- . - --------------ic «t Rteux wnate has- tin courage to «,ny,!A d,> u^full WW*. but they *««• ;coulU a gcficratlon ago would have tax dezcrtptltno :n -> verakveau- .-n t daughter, (teed, have been the,; «d Suu.* .feXMte na- in * the state too much money, been loath to-m.,k< ncnw to i> when we did the'return Ipetted us .:ue*t*.ot Mr. and Mr*. C. W. MIX' . face realui.cal!y- the prob.em art, dl,.,|lcatlng femce already I more afid more *ancUoned by t!;«- .l< - lhan our uniAl advertising rate« tor a couple ol days. | balancing the national budget 'n" . ...BlUb> at other. Institutions^ in I legal himmarH > m retem tim. . Many other w-.-k>. in the state a.Mr*. Im Van Valkenbnrg is in man u Senator Tytfing*. Maryland „ “L ° ' L ‘jSmebody jet may c-1 an inJun,-■ handle the list at le.M than nor­ " ,Ma th« fact, wv believe that Mtetugan s <t,,,n thr inlib-tard nuisance- mat raxes, in some ot me more Detroit for un extended visit wlUij1 daughter. Henry Slyficld s.vturday. F)eb. 11. i& an outetand; Demxro*. who tdd the upper/ 'tire structure for higher education! jpat iln.. Michigan'* highway.- - i>opuio>i* countu.'. however, such a:,■ ntr Mr;, Ev.v Underhill ot Po.tenill , )nj{ jcatur<. o( Scout Anniversary High school gymnasium. Hastings livllles for thc Week. ' branch of congress, tn no uncertain needs reorganization and co-ordl-1 Plymouth Mail. Wayne and Oakland, publicati.Hi b thc guest of lur sister. Mrs. E L. w,,, b tnx-re. ot the Area will. Thl* I* in the nature ot a pot luck fiimdaj'- evening. Feb 5. as ttelr maim.T. that it had rcaci)g<i the 'nation *0 that the severuJ unite in-jA oocn HANDBILL ItrAMKm ' • .... ... ... ___ .. ... ot local mcr1 _. | mc,ncy7n fariMlum can teVust’lied Bo ,WJ-. supper with th'- following menu; cbM’rvMnce ot Churth Duy fur An­ ’.tum. through the courtesy time when it must face tack> and Viiants. thants. pm put <>n wuiu<>w window uwpioja displays and anc escalloped potfitos. meat joaf. biit- niversary Week, Scout,', leaders, par­ ivalved will not be competinj wtlhi DEPOSITORY ' !)jr tpe a&sumrd protection given tr make the govcmnh’iit live within J<me another, in curriculums, size.1 A Holly woman In-- robed the tjlc delinquent property owner*, THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY tenmm.trali.-.nv ot work in Seeding >‘r«> roil*, cabbage *aUd. trait Jello ent* nnd-teumd' of TYoap 65. MidTiw ftr*t annual meeting ot the and Cubbing. Each troop U asked utvd rake. Cotlra und cocoa wUl be dlrviile. will gather in the Methodist its tpranw buildings, athletic equipment, and ; nulsaikv of having her porch cldlf’* general <<>mm.ti»- church nt that t.nvn for a talk and It If true, of course, that a dollar Barry Cdunty Medical Sxlety was tn choose the pliare<uf the work and ■’•’r'7rt, Of cow** Ulis idea of living with­ for bov.s to be in their window M‘-«l begins promptly at 6.30 P. M. picture* of Scouting given u>- Mr. —“-rr extra is added to each tax sate to held at the council rooms. Hustings plan in one’s income i» no| nr*-. All sen* mwram h assured. Shaler. field Executive. Rev. M D. TThrow Haiidbi U h!.. y Ull. cysi ;ll publishing un Thursday last, thc 29lh of Jun- throughout the day. Thte was very «-»• tor public funds. ;»l:h a :<!..< "T: ----ratUactory last year There were 23 Each troop rimuld plan tor IU. o<n Mr.Ktan will conduct tiu? com­ : th,,? inn handbill*. __________________ _ ____ ■U* p~pv IM MM ■ ut oo^oe, -------------------------------uary. The followingofficer* were Mr. OomAock gave evidence of; Here.” She says that too handbills . Scout wtaddwa throughout the food and »>■ rwporutMe for iu own munity service. elected to their respedtiva places. have probably been lmpt<'*-<<! v rtlt.r,„.. wll,.n he -Ven suggest-: thrown in her bask. : in a ? dbciphn*. A truop-motlwr tor each Thuruiav evening. Jan 28. a largo President, J. M. Eliou. Hickory ,m-„-*i necessity tw.-uttv of such lest 1 .. cut twuj bunch llui o'.ht r day. They’weft'all I Un- lundamenta! that the Mate should ._ k ,« . n(—group should assist the Scoutmaster attendance of ro.-4drnts of Ontngr- , Corr.cr*.’ ,\ •.if ,one kind Similar rturie* might, wks Ito “ T"' “O"”'* Cup will to ville. Prairieville and Barry town­ » practice. Individual ciHamv and normal < schools* from 1U structure to’d of Midland. We have freVic ■-President, A. F.‘ Hutchiion. pmste- buvines* concern* are forccil and we sincerely trust that hr wtl*. quentiv town hall, !hurto m ■' ship*. Katin ird at tiw . ................... ‘ Nashville. ’' ven bunches of bilk Prairieville, for a fir a' evening’s ento keep Income and expenditures m " G. 't?topm»u-toHw”tnUa tody’s Fto Secretary and Treivurer, ■'» SFS1 ... ’T1w’ . ar in a ooov u o'-»teitainnwnt and explanation of McGulfln. Carlton Ccnttr. <.•«!»» out (to. tomnito KS.Sffi,"’ itv'ministers Board of directors. Dra. Fuller. •itte. Count ■ ■ ■ -­ are adud Civic Day -Al! HnstlQg* Scouts Scout work Wm. Fox and Lynn TO. l.OVB and to uh se seruiim- from the ideals and leaden will te conducted P> rry <>f Troop 73. Hastings, accornMcLeay and Mcbitrye. . . Ihouuh .conviction*. • II This st:>ry not*only points a. to prearh i ScouZoath and Law. or at through thc city and couiny ofito*. P?ni d R>«“» Clevelawt and Mr. true ot, government . .out it government* even inougn iboign ; . V n,..ivr ,a,!c ln adre.-.telnjj. but , Delegate to state society mictiug. labor ts the Mini or mike reference tn ine the pnigrani program ............ u 140 ’** w* 1 '*««<• disposal politician:* hate to admit thc lu>t SUCCESS IN SUCCEEDING, \nlro indtc-vl-- Uu- frame of mmd i-( u. r-,.,,,. . fn_->K<reterenr'- in ■*— ■ — »----- •plant. ......... Hhafcr und a-vbti d with detnohliving: "yet hour . . .. ,....., All all Scouts w,-., ami .,,,,o ..........I. ................ ,<i,.rx reCi ........ dtnate UuUoii .-tUitlOi. T. -.Ben1- JohiuU-n. !Nl; Jolingfbtl, Area, Ari’X • Some very interesting and in- llll0 take recognition of, .... thc Scouts leader* recudicutr When gttt-ernmenl expenditure* exJadcin_ frotI. u>w, w .flld jn the <’f mar.v of .the people They do no’. thcnuehvs to the Oath Oath and Laws Laui Executiw. »pok.. and putures of ' .-tractive papers were read by Un?hn tte'lr tervice themselves 'many think they «to .11 8.15 P. M. A *h<Tt talk in tlie camp fife were shown "The Coa; live who neither la­ up Acteme* for raiving la* *d rixuu in Germany and France *uc-' bdte. The waste basket is a good ,, courtroom on ■ Community Govern- AgalnM Cast}' was put on by men • menC will conclude the day. uf North Pin.- Lake school. Tap.1 retuse to consider .-.tnngent economy (.u d m do;ng u t0 -UCnxd.onc an-: "depository" tor such -bill* and we bor nor love—SIR ’ Thursday F-b 9 Hom.- Day"-- reiuuded by HGb-rt Barn-s. 8 M. ot plan .hiu>irf >huuid hr<t>rn>» become wonpopmeasures until they are hterally • 1j believe the ->!•>' Thomas More. All Seoul., should bi-’ at luune in Ux Tvcop 55. and *ung by the audience 1 ular.—Midland" Republican. 1 hacked up ogaimt a stone wall But । 2,,—.. ■ reuing so Motlwr and Dad may -I* closed ’the ** evening. ihen 1* an upper Umh ‘o taxation; GROVER DILLMAN. M. B< cause of <ne fine program and LET 'EM DEFAULT the outstanding speaker. Gunnar m» recognize Scouting with a special TROOP 71. IP THEY MUST that a country can endure and pros-, When on* considers the excellentt! ter. Mr*. John M ad. . Be:--- a most worthwhile evening is supprr and help with the Scout; Trnrp 11 welc.micd Ihrlr Scout.... _____ . already been uor w„.» ---- ----------------- the —*• there are a great many people In! After un extended visit wtth Mr assured AU Hastings people who test* Boy* should be with parent.-. per That limit lias k that, has teen done on I master. T. S K Held, bac* after hl.< mil Mrs I. H. Evnrt*. Mlw Mabelh- can make thc trip to Bailie Creek;( that evening. Hpprouclud and probably passed instate trank lines under the manage- this r.-uptry, who hare been fa.-<imonth and a stay at the Naval Hughes left yesterday tor Laketon. arc utged to meet at the Banner’ for cancelcancel­ ihe United States. Therefore we be- nien* ot Grover C. Dillman as state nated by hv Uie arguments tar Friday, feb 18. "School Day’”— Hospital in HLhalf Tlicy listened to hi.Indiana when? she will sjx-nri the lation of thc debt* due u* trom -.............. .-— tatef than 6 20 P M (tech school throughout the United v- rv beneficial remarks and cloaed lieve that Senator Tydings txpnx--; highway — rest <>1 thc winter with her father. rthcnet - comninuotur, one realizes . European countries There U a -------I States should observe Scouting al with u new. way of saying tiw Scuu*. where the nr* will be lasted and A. D HuattM. td the sentiment* of the entire that it will to continue ‘— Mr- •; campaign CBn),aisn 01 <>• propagunaa propaganda on in Jn thb tax umv is »ui be w wise "*w w ui- -the — — •■ descriptionh ave, promptly at <130 Kim Sigler the lutsembhrs Demonstrations of master s prayet. •w.,, ... os head of ............... ... ....... ........ We te- I iiowe-.t-r. Mr-. — Stella the 1 will introduce the Barry Co. delega­ the state. high-।; country to bring. .u. this about. b ■«’ •-’r. that that revt-nu,revenue >0 --—Grable ••• - started ------ - on ■■ :'country*when he said that .the Dillman . ■ ™.,,. .. The it -mid Congress ‘c0Jn c-' anywhere tion that evening. Hugh Riley. In .Unmd States now pjan to way department. question o. i hevtPresident Hcov m ar meeting the road for Mrs, - Pauline MtO.nbr r Saturday. Feb. 11. "Window Dis­ TROOP 75. then they thev rtre- ,u:al iopf publicutlon. ■ Friday. - Her territory will be New charge of hx-aj arrangements, urges are on wuad ground when whether a man Is a republican or a ' an? on souad grornu play' Day"—Each- troop should plan . Troop 75. Scout master Sterling 'jive within it* income. Revenues state f H it dewfopfl that thew ■ Newspapers ‘were not re*[xm»ibie, ’York !1 adults to attend. No adnilsatuu one or mare window ck monstrations Rogers, chose new troop offictrs at ior the next fiscal year arc estunat- dbmocrat does not enter into re- tUMi Oliver Greenfield of Er.ietvilie. Utec cmjnirj| cannot pay. then let them Is charged. countries 1 or displays Scout* and Gubs In unl- their regular meeting Monday. Jun. '— -—■ — returned ------- *home ------ Tuesday ----------h»»«u (or the law requiring publication ol rOntario, <d tu te about-----------------i2,949.000.000 Wllile sporuibfllty fur our highway *y*trm Setault t ” Yhey They *“w«e w«e thankful Compleied Completed plans plan* for local obscrv- form will show some oi the work 30. Tla? odkers were cliosqnby Hie after a visit with hi* wile in this •cription* tn tax sates. When drawn farther we can have the high- r!ll,;1 ,h to get our syphirt, rnjanclai de uft> <a .to o IM btnit <•. tnnu'.e to date, amount to — ance ol the done tn.their group dining the year, leaders white most of Ur Scouts tile Twenty-Third-AnniTwet UU< u< Uw w-jf Wa» dcsumid lie. U1 in lnr the j4.403.6ta)fi<» although . more tliat: ,arn<jved y>r<x.from partteanslup . the.. and. imlitarv. ... when Germany »»■ »'• pubjlv. interest aud io help protect Mrs E R. Eaton of Detroit re­ vrrsary Week celebration of Scout- Porter* and Scout ■cut-outs ' will be were at the Second Ward P. T. A. halt a billion of thu total is fur- tetter. Mr.Mr. Dillman Dillman ha*hamade made good go.*;: Ua-ir their Jhroat* .throat Now France partfM* qu. n-hu <u delinquent property turned home Monday ‘after an cx- mg in the United Staten arc as fol- placed In every More window for the meeting The patrols were also rclows: ’ seek. See Russell Cleveland or Mr. loncantr'd John Hewitt was und do-voter* public debt retirement.- an litem ______ _ ... ... of lhe state ot Mich-1 ^rty 1* nasty about paying, a.'- , u.hi this connect inn. it i*m- tended visit with her son, W.’D Monday. Ftb. fi. Area Day—All Shafer for window. . ... ... -though best able to p»v. If tn."•1 h.r. ,Gng |U»t.- that th- commit* rhan:t<d from Senior Patrol Leader that will not te corered in balancought to corfltnue him ifi th |dc6u stand on .our bootu perha;># .vl(,n o- inquiry into state exptr.m-: Eaton. adult people interested tn Scouting" Sunday Feb. 13, 'Church Day’ — to Junior Asalstanl Scoutmaster ing thcdbudg»t Tlwrcf'.Tr Senator ’ p;are whiah he ha* filled -• capablj in some Juturc emergency we will tui-.-> conip:»-ed entirely ot Rcpubliart-.urged to attend thc annual Every Scout and leader should at- while Lyle Kerr was promoted to FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Tydmgs estimatei that government" * ‘be slower to tend billion* of our ( in. rv.-ummends in it., report to Ml - Hattfo Hotehkl* returned to Hireling nt the Scout Headquaiters wnd tiw chur<m of hi* own choice Bike tin position ot Senior Pafrol METEOR FLICKERS OUT. ! mot.ey add send our men into a .ib.-.lts!i thu expense needle**. A Atirora, litlnoiA Saturday after a Bldg m Battle Crw'k No admission Troo|« in a body where possible and Leader Jack Wllrwi was chosen us expen - must be tiimmed by about fight .that ... t. nut. ... ot our eflec? h.»> already been .(UM, blared info; (>*((..... making.— bin • .A— .. this ............ month» visit with her sister. Mr i- cliarged. ElecUon of the Council special recognition 0! Scouting, and troop tfugter on Ute transfer of une bUficn.dollars to blare Amer.cai Technocracy,, which ofiircre will be held: Gunnar Bent.'ite ideal* will be malic by ulPpa*- Bugler Russel Bush to Battle Creek. firmament with the‘Schuyler Marshall. Clinton County ■ introduced into th.- Itgtatalute. Gard Chidester. .imam. i. wi.n ui. understand Therefore we tel Norval SUunm is to continue as Ge.' Bla. k ot Centralia. Washing­ diroclor ol Volunteer Training for ‘or* during the gernce l'1 « * that th? "political angle ' of and color of ot a nu tot.. KxHita should wear their uniform.- Scribe The patrol leaders and Mton. U expected tn-the fly thL. tiw B 8 of A. will speak; the pag:ant, •Mightier Than The Sword1 throughout the entire w«*k. '11m stdanls %rr as follows:— Fox Pa­ have pu-vsed on Just as sueOne’of the pi G notion < Bios’, <4 the weekly Nnrval--------Btemip. A. P L— vail be presented, and ilw Anniversary Week Committee, earn- trol — —G. ... L - ---------------------papers m Michigan are Repute ttvc.v. . to the black voids ot du- intormed nun of . ■ ■ :u: X / CMumbia University, butpthat- in hi Mb: Made Aihl.-y of Grund Rap­ thainpum AU-8cou! swimming team posed of Lyman Chamberlain. Max Robinson; Lion Patrol—P. L. fChrmn. Mabel Siawii. Ruuell Walter Caukln A P L Wayne racy simply a well eamoufisgra ids is the guest of w|k W. H. Good­ will give a demonstration. » ! this u’.ffa-njoarrnr teaTuesday, Frb 7. "Barry County Cleveland. Dr B A Perry, Mrs. Ar- Bump: Bat Patrol-P. L-Billy 1. Thl-, diMivwtwn a public official dehbcrjteh year this week the reason why break* an c-rtabjuhed law. i»<- te Mus "Una Quinn left Munday for Parent and Scot;: Day ’— All Scout*, thur Havens. Fred Ballance Aben;Ransom. ’A. P L-EBon HarrtngMd divorced pU'ing-drith tire and such actioii i» u two weeks' visit in Alltgan and parenu. and tnend* of Scouting arc e Johnson and Rev J. A McNulty, ton -Scribe Troop 75—Norval luud-mouthco ofi-tpnng. repumat- Corneil invited to the annual meeting in thr formulated and will direct the ac-, Stamm. «<’■> were M-, m ol 1 t-rtatnly net to be rrcoimr.rnd- Grand Rapids. ett it completely; admitted tliut tiw 1 •*’* this fantastic - - -•chemo ok jn :h-.< instance, houercA n Mrs O. A Whitright and son. pa* rrco.’d ot its high priest, a cir-. ^tvi'Un In their troubles i( «nv tp u* that Mr. Stack hassim- Mark, returned home last week Frtmuch to be for almost afiv ph precipitated actwn that was alEnglish, u i-.T many friends in Dansville and :H Beware -.Schuyler Marshall. Mason. Loma i of Grand afniaf; w erf temper-;' rimum County Republh-an-Ncn- All Have Been Reduced 25% to 50% This is your opportunity to buy standard merchan­ dise at the lowest price in many years. Lambie & Doyle "T/ Store for Dad and Lad Boy Scout News A Quotation Way of Oiir World 1 8,'d by a snooth-Uingucd ■ AND COMES A HOWELLIFE NEWS GLEANINGS. • WITH THE THOUGHT ballyhoo who made then.: Eutmamisls [>cl:ticlun» and mdwb'-iin orduury r umlltts ri.mg lor a r<* industry to bring Uu'.on—being only fiO tect above rea ...- country cut of the dofarum*. level. y - *«< rL, MA. »•. w Based upon the .sale? Italian Government, was a acre: peculiar -■—«—• ‘‘tociety m Sicily formed tor private . . te th’ 1 i.c ivr.t to: punace* oil-1 • revenge, crime and opposition tu all Picture* tr. an old Um?, a..ium a:.|i inR (y-.y. pimu-u-tal and mental re­ term* ot governmentin * mirror without x> habituation Ce^ain’.y the sb.au then ‘the-worit movfimer.t would find w>nu suey b said to have been :nmuch at a grin —Boaton Herald. ffireinles heir Witham Cansficld, ven ■d In Ban Francisco by a Chin­ , • ... Livingston Republican-Press ’ . .eok who called Ills concoction In 14*1 new Republic of Ank i: 1 #„ ■ ’/nap MU." which la the Canturiibc i ur ■ odds and ends." Mrs. D G Robinson Tuesday and Wednesday * Mrs. Hadley, who recently return­ ed from Hankow. China, u Visit­ ing m thc city st present, among her old friends and acquaintance.' . Mesdames Un Van Valkenbtirg W, R Cook and Mis* Frane Withams werr'in Grand Rapids Saturday | Mie- Grace Messer is visiting Ir.cnds al Akeley College. Grand* Haven. ■nt Paragraphs ai.a abtnti FIFTY-FIVE YEARS .AGO TODAY. A Rftorm Club wu** organized in Rutland at thc ichodhousc' near Mrs R Wilcnx s on January |7. Mr. William Cridlcr »«■> elected presi­ dent . Levi Houghstdtter. vice-presi­ BRIEF OMERVA-HOSS. Fte Trei.ur, Drpwtmrni rereml) dent: H N. Monroe, secretary. Lor­ understand, are absolutely fn< to, t J Issued a call for U»e outstanding ing Rich, treasurer, Messrs. Jame> do what the Japs tell them to — I No mar. evr achieved ■ marked• jisjxxjooo of "*hln plaster-. ’ paper ,Clark. Dr. Lathrop and Wm Burg-. sucres* in dealing with otmen curt<ncy uuring tlx Civil Uoutei-' protend tor a raiber Boston Herald. • ' her have fnored us with elrquent • searching invwugation into Hie *c»l --------- -'1 tmlcM he felt a genuine, not a pre- War and convincing speeches Wc have ------- —Untie* of lhe RcCinuiiuctiou Fm-| That Berlin author who said tended, affection for Hxm.’—Bruce now 73 enthusiastic members Barton. ■ j Wdluun A. Cocke, an Amencan. .’ The social will be enftrtatned by ancc Corporation even though lh>rc American women arc so beautiful‘ .... • . ~.TJ— O'-*' for nture Hun 31 hour* in u Mr. s Doud and family instead of U no ptfUfiulM reason io >u*pcvt, that they can wegr any old Hung; • Wher. we build on money vucceas. • guder. at Mr. Prtndle's as announced Ja*t de litetale traud. ltd* coiporaUon tv^jrni]v never married one of, ■ or. salisfacliotu of material end*, on. on Wednesday afternoon ot ’ । Mtisfsction* oi MU-induigenue and The fits'. u*e of electric motive •eefc, U doing bu*li>»»* on such a gtgan-‘ them.-Newark New*, thl- week. All wtsmng to attend j dreams of worldly power alone, we power on United State* railroads will be at Mr. Spauldings More at tic acate. iwwever, Uxat public alr-j ____ > vuin»in । I are buikiltig upon the sando" — Dr. wa» on the Baltimore A Onio in six o'clock sharp. Teams win be Inga at trequent interval* wfil be Even with iu. ahorkymmgs. we1 ^2^ ‘^ey' -kisUh Sibley . 11®>5 al Baltimore. there entirely in order, lhe C. to' must not cveriodk tlx fact that ra* ’ ot young NgshVUllans: Human / .slavery not ..... have ,Cotiorueed. practically wortfUM* arcA number date, ha* Undoubtedly accomplished dio ha* relieved thu countn' ot . • "Humx:: 1-.... will ...„ — talking about emigrating to I (»(u( «»« in mua im own »t .wm, .tout M»( (. to .tu. »u b0?.■ 72? Washington territory We think it; < .1.... ...i . ■(. ... , ।'•cccrnp.uned by human lianas u tlx ginner In pajment tor gtr.nmg. a good move. Boys, our worit wish numerous buauxw failures and m siam^amc wtMdeu-Ouo bUtc ;iinicd b K)a.(, auUuiM..-_ an indqgfry valued at k vireess botatertng pp «u credit intern. Journal. .Henry Ford. OOODOO in J833. . Crumbs Of Wisdom . "Ten Nighu Qj a Ba; Room" »u, The OBJECT of This DAIRY Is to See How Clean a Milk It Can Produce The objcel of this dairy has never been to hut "peddle milk." When we blurted in the milk butine*> we pledged thl* dairy to produce CLEAN MILK that would meet the health needs of children, and provide for people of all age* a qualit> nt milk of the hicheal standards in uholcsnmenrss. richness and purity. *10 accom­ plish this we hive assembled one of the best dairy herds in Michigan. Our herd is regaUcly inspected, and every drop of milk we sell you come* from our own herd. Mori' than this, *»♦ reconstructed aur building* and installed the very latest equipment for the sanitary production of milk. After thorough In­ spection of our plant, and ■flicially testing lhe milk we produce, lhe state of Michl(an desig­ nated lhe Highland* Dairy as lhe ONLY dairy In this section. qualified to sell "GRADE A” milk. No CLEANEB milk is produced anywhere. Our Grad* “A" Milk is not only a source of energy and a safeguard against disease, but it is one of the CHEAPEST foods you can buy. Why not try it ? . THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phon* 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �wre ha»tingb bannkb, wepnesday, February i, itu JACK BOWEN TO BF. ■ ■ MARRIED IN HX>RIDA. The Grand Rapid* Pre** of Mon­ day bore the announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Jane At the farm home of Willard and seme reminiscence* of former day* Wursburg and Mr. John Bowen, recalled both will known society young Lucy Perry in Irving township Rev. and Arthur Eycleahymer ----■­ in Ml** Either Doty spent the week Robert Ritchie was home from FOURTH DlST. CON' people of Grand Rapid*, whicj* will Knappen united in marriage their poetry many amusing incident* in Doud, end at her home tn Athens. ! Charlotte on Saturday. ■ take place at the Wurzburg winter daughter. M1m Nancy Perry, to Mr. thc lives ol Mr. and Mr •specially thing* that happened VENTION SUNDAY home at Miami Beach. Florida, next •Archie McDonald wo* in Battle M1m Margery Reynolds drove to ----------- • week. After a honeymoon In Cuba’• Solon R. Doud, on January 31 18S3 while Mr. Doud was acting os city Creek on Monday on buxlncoa • : Ann Arbor Monday to spend the (aid yesterday, Tuesday, marked marshal Visiting and a general Local *mencan American Legion Lerion rost Post Grand ‘h«->’f’un« i*-‘’iln ,:« Miirih '*'U1 where "«»nvhcy to their golden wedding auniversary M1M Florence -WaUUiw was home *<*k ««• mother, Mrs. Phyllis Hey- uooai OrWK1 Rapid* in March where they good time lie!ped to make the day from Wyanduttlc over the week end. b01^- wUI return with her on FnIn honor of thl* uccaaion. Mr. and pass all too quickly. (will make their future home. And Unit Were Well Mrs. Hattie Bellinger of Delton , ... Mr. and Mrs Doud held open 1 Mr. Bowen is well known In Has­ 1 Mr*. Duud entertained Uteir rein­ Mr. W. n*.teknrrf Relckord railed on Mi*. Nettle Hyde on-BatMr and«Mrs. Archie a«*hto w Represented Uvea and friend* very delightfully .house from seven till nine o'clock tings where he ha* been office and daughters. Grace end Betty* urday. w No. 45 manager al the Hastings , ,,,,,, al their-home on West Green Bl. when a large number of friend* The Laurence, J. Bauer _ Post Table Ki ——— i.t m ml *.*—« Mte* Ruth Wibert of Hillsdale wa* KJre <d Orand'Ramds American-Legion and Amdlla^ were CM>J*ny Unca"teat\pring7nuking Sixty-«even rrlativek enjoyed a’called, over one hundred and twenin lhe city on Saturday visiting on'Bunda . *’y. “°*e 01 wrana «*apio* >t lhc ixu luck dinner. Ml*i ’ly regatertng. ■ ~ ’ 1j represented by >} Mr and Mrs. ___ Donlhl> hl* ho*"SjL thg,w NN Chidester's, Ciddcster's. ■ sutftptuuus Josephine Chase having charge o' Group* bf inends remembered the trlcnds. ' . Ur and Mr. a w Wmihnnu Mr. and Mr* John Zoet and Mr.!Foreman. Mr. and Mrs Harry u A nntCT DA IU nil I the dining room Assisting in wrv- bride and gro.un of fifty years ago: .pent Bunday with relatma m and Mra 00,1 “nd d*‘*“wJ W'*d and '{r'and P W 4"’ HAKKIt ’ w.., w .««. uuu. w.u> *e«erm ouuqm-e, w Ing were Misses Atioa Cotton. Ruth with several bouquets of oeauuiu: beautiful • relatives in in |ron| OrBnd Rapid* ChandFtaDidi rruuvcs JUpldt were wcre visitors yUBon of ol nable n*ble at the Fourth District conrinconrinWENR PROGRAMS a”d «>H and Psulinc-flower* including-yeho* ro*ra. daf1 Mr uiirt Mu Earl Hubbell called Mr 'Bnd Mra J*™* Endsley endsley ow|tion ow;tlon held at Decatur on Bunday Bundgy. --------Eyclcshynur. all of them. Including f •i.- James . I fodite ar.d xnapdrsgc.it* beside* a VM ta ‘ "* “ e a*1. Wood being the Auxiliary dele- Taken Part Tn "Vanno Pnrtv !d,M Chaw, being niece* of Mr and number of plecra of gold. ’ la“®“ rRr, x°unK roriy- Mrs- Dcud.' A lovely pyramid wedPrewnt from away were Mr and ui> ouuuar' >»L .----. ---- „* 1 T"!nS" K"n or tenu wu “for u/cioc.to' Om <Um»r wu,«p«J ,dlng cake dicorated .appropriately Mrs Edward Van Horn iGlenna Jamc* Brennan of Detroit was a■' Tuewiay Chicago, and today tn are "X by p ; . Ninera'" Five Evening* w,uu“ *555 with a brick and groom,was though*. Doud> and two children of KalamaEach Week by relatives f.-om Albion. Mr. and Mr*. Raymond Duud If you should lune in on WENR. FuiDwing ths dinner an informal and non and Mr and Mrs Mrs C W. BiKgs of Rutland te Ionite. Texas and Arizona. Mr? wrnJd^ ^“71 visiting her sister. Mrs. J. F. EdMr Earl Kermccn ot, Deratur. Mr*. Wlnalow.• age ufogram was given which caused a .Theron Doud and children uf Batik­ rar and Mrs. Mrn uui nciinixn ui w . 71. 7a —u- fur a u few .m days. «... near Caledonia and Mr. and Mr» Gold 8ur Mother, was introduced. ning except Saturday and Sunday, lot cf merriment. A mock wedding Crrek; Mr and Mrs. Arthur Eycleuioncte, you will hear thc "Young Forty- was tlie main feature with Arthur shymcr. Mr and Mrs Paul Baker Mr. and Mrs.'Rankin Hyde and Grover CUne of Parmelee spent At Lf, “Inera." in which and Ua Chase as the grexrm. Mrs. Arthur and Fred Eyck shymef of Nile*; Mr. Mr.. «M.y with »U> MrMr. and «« Mrs. Mr., Jaci Mku. ^1 ...b,two boys idu.uT George of n^val. Prairieville .UM visited Mja. Bnyder' ni o(’iu„n, 8oum Uaitinn HaaUngs. ' ** <,2!tr J4"’ W‘“i Eyclrehymer as tne bride and Mr and Mr> Ward Davt* and Mr> Kirk Nettle Hyde on Saturday. ' "I te interesting to know- tliat tile girl, Eycleshymer as brat man Mr*. iQavte of Albion: Mr* Frank Hem­ Mr. Efiwln Pale returned to her * She declined, paying.. Mr and Mrs Isaac Houvcntr were - --------• ' who. in tlie play is called "Betty," Ward Davter wj* bridt-Mnaid and street of Bellaire and Emmons rank In Goshen. Ind. on Sunday to at­ home In Detroit on Monday. Her ---- ------ ,o fall out . of *slater. rarer Mis* w.“ «jr*«r ,,;LS Grace wnraiu., Edmond*, ««.ac- ■i P “*’- District Commander rCail t« Harriet Cam. Uu> eleven year* old Mr#.’ Puui Baker atied a-s fljwer -Chase < f Detroit tend the funeral of u friend. M. and M Mr,. UUU.U spent fer u ly u •SgSS.?. K"'t 'SSJiT'SI eX'cXlnn """* N““' girt Mr. Baker officiating as thc •*Moving t । thu city from their Mr. Mrs. K.l.n Keith Daniels -----------------1 jparson Sunday evening with Mr aud^Mrs where she will spend several days. ylce-Prcsident IL T. Dewitt Of Caln of Chicago »ox*<iii Tl»e wedding march w» faim in Rutland 'township thirty There were thirty-five trie! S out W played by Ward Devi* ami prcced- yeam ago. Mi- and Mrs. Doud lo­ Harry Ritchie Mm. ‘i^rJ^Jf1 fo?7£ ,k_-------------------------------- .u...^ ceremony. Mrs. Arthur cated in tlanr prew-nt home anti calid op uS former* mUi£*Mm. HiX and Richard HinkSdfficT^X^dJr“wS a lol m^hemiJd’h.'d "............. '‘ s the fact that chase sang two solos. • Pu* On Your have made a place for themselves in 1 *pecul -------------Lena Mi-hb r of Diurui Bundav rrrt' Sunday guests of Mr. and Co,'e 6n‘' DLtrlct Commander Cone a lol of them iiad had train- old Gray Bonnet" and O PromLse the lite of this (.immunity by their She has a contract for twelve Me." Bud Chase and William Ken- neighborliness, their kindness to all I wecks a .... hit with their coll'-ur at Muskegon tlie latter uurl they also called on Mr. and Mrs.:“*'P U11J American. week -al a good salary, then lhe ,nedy wm_. *rorcd . ..... presen- and their interest in the welfare of of lhe week tad wren remeUer* Dwight Humphrey and found her a , Folfowtag the program the men program will jorq thq Red petwork. . -nuon of Al Johon* Sonny Boy :lw>c around them. Ail unite in i ufI MIC tiw? »«« week petwren between nemesicr. aemestera. ,,---- .-------ot lire # •----- ----,wW ;t|)elr the-afcjch Mr and Mrs V L Wolcott of “ ...... little belter. ----- ■ bua|neM mt, u<u*<> .u. irlir U<>» >Ku, >v>>. wil] ln(!Un a one hundred per Two delightful reudings wen: given ■wishing 'he«' splendid profile many: air. «na w*. j- u. wow ii oi Matlcaon. proprietor of Temple and the Units convened in cent increase In salary, which te in- by Mr.- Kirk Dutts who ate - gate Freepoit spent Thursday evening tlie Mudteon Square "Advertiser" of the bank parlor*, there being no deed fine. Thc many Hastings ------------------------ i--------------------------- more jear> of happnvv. together.* | with Mr and Mr*. Keith Daniels. — .... .. . .joquuic nunauao -I... y. ----­ “ ___ Decatur. ---------... of... . . extend con-: the family Mr.-. A W. WuudbuiM- and Mr*. Si™nd Kaplds. was in .U_ the clty.•tAuvlllary A«g^W In tamoHur. — friend* DELTON SCHOOL NOTES. inuraaay on uwuw*., -uu a Cammitteewoman Augusta Cone (SUNDAY IS RALLY John Engie -«re in Jactawn. today Thursday on buxine**,Banner and wm a presided at the Auxlllo^ division gratulallons. Tne Bu.*inrw> Training class have ZSteJrTite office, I DAY AT CITY MISSION DELIGHTFUL GATHERING me tic books for thu semester* «<>:k' AT MRS. KELLAR STEM'S.! ruijiiujcv _---- ------- -;-----, e. er in iiai.-.uig-i ua uu HteZ are n&Tiug'a <jnti*t to mid On Thurr.day. January 2j, Mr.'.; Former Pastors And Friends Tney the iaste working team. ^They- arc Brock and other friends on Satur­ 4hc Journal, and will doubtless be fine reports were given showing that Kellar Stem op-ned her home on W. • r.m-ml-r.d by m,ny old tn,nd> ■ ««»» "" “ busy ovrrywhm day. ' here " "I**else ■* as in In tloatlnr* Hasting*. This Tlie Fourth Green street to ths ladle* uf Em-' Expected To Be In Attend­ dhidt-d into two team., tlie "Lions": Mr. and Mr*. Runuld Warner of I District sfands third In the state in manuet parish tor a special buitet ance At Service^ ten days. Detroit spent the -week etui here TEACHING MILITARY 1 activities. luncheon. -------------! Sunday. F’.bn>ary_a. ts Rally Day received our marks for: with hi* mother. Mr*. Homer War- । With Mrs. Wilbur Lam* as ehair-'■ at thc Ha*".nig.i City Mission, wl.-n ENGINEERING IN TEXAS. . Department Music Chairman CLOTHING for MEN BOYS „„ ncr Wal­ : several former paMor* and friend* Tlxa«- w ter examination paper*.: I Friends of Lieut. Kingsley 8. And- Ethel Fortlnun thanked the district man. Mts Will Chidc.>u£ Mrs '-rt t!ul ,wm, r J4U.IA.S ami srreuiia nvcw who had perfeci perfect pafr romtlie r» in the Mrs. Sarah Branditeller U visit­ ersvin. u former Hastings boy. who for tlie beautiful flower* and cards lace Jontut. Mr*. C. W. C ' ‘ ‘ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN A l A “ • oriemtaiiri-. ameng clirrn iuglier grade# were. N-onta Pen-f ing lu-r daughtes and husband. Mr. graduated ffom HasUngs High, will tent her while she was in the ho»- thc committee; Rev J > 7," Kcv L.j.v c , OrBn(} Rapid*. llOck , giatlc 6 , FriUlk Or<JaC and MBl -Mason Norwood, of Kala­ be interested-in learning that hte pilal in Ann Arbor Lambic 1HIMWCU lure ior rev r.*l year*, .grade Cl and Etnel Bouiov <gr.ukShe also McNulty. Mrs. Maurice .7? ™... andU labored mazoo ■ hradqiiHitrrs are again in Texa*. stressed the value of |nu»lc in Unit ..a., greatly gstally in-*?*-m in-$9wh Arithmetic; Art H-vc.iy Given i Mr. and Mu- Otto Isunhath and in a recent letter to friends here, he work and urged them to send iq the Mrs. Charlc* P<.du u\*teling tlie ■£■)«■ .attendance wu.. ”•,“’“2 hui SL.vtav «6< m Spoiling, Kenneth 1 T*>. • .M a»m u -■ l> » uupm. . .(grade ___ Dale Bump win- in Grand Rapids speaks of hte life in the U 8. Mill- name of their music chairman, dellsh'.fnl Umc. tlira- 1... Tin...... Ut:** „ «*-•* .. OU1IUU. <-ou«u> ..... ! delightful —unelieon — — las -ueiuwa n?\« u±y UnfC m“_y ' on Saturday calling on leUtiw.v and tary engiinxrlng corps that has’ Constantine will entertain the targrly attended, there tr-ing about ,ull J,.Illlre 1)li ua. an(T Uw, fri<"u«te. - uKen him to widely dUTeicnt *rc- next convention on Sunday^ March fl<*/ P,*'aent: A 3»-ne, uf revival nrvlceit will mulopy. Mrs, Forrest Christy and Miw lion* of the country Stationed for 36. ,............. aim the um- i-vi-niixt nicciin.:- O Qur new ■ iiu-ter LegJ L^‘?V?5.!wo‘!'.1^£ <5 ... . with evening mreimi:, ur n-.-w Dc-rcthy Collins of Purchthrnt were a period in Texas, he left there In --------------- * * “ ----rii^we-^int^re^'id ml°/maknw ’ V!,ch nl«ht Bnd special Monday January 23:d-->. 'll ---------, > ------------------_.ic nrst 1 caller* nt Mr*. Lsaac Hqurenir's on 1928, and was in Denver for a year; I VISITED SHUT-IN MEMBER dies weret inures.<fd In quilt making. 4lnalng wui U-. a feature of these icmc*tcr luted five months ■ and tlie Saturduy. a ver very mosaic of was commissioned to Panama — sendees .to which ail are fhvited. Ml**marsarei MargaretMuurc. Moore,aauanicc daughteruiof 5, .y bbcuu.iful *^*ut!ful ----m “f— a>c -01 Mrs. second xenut ter tolut four month* ! Mrs. J. R. Hu ye* went to Pontiac then where he was «m mapping all(| »ua. XIr& william .Moore, was ruse -pattern ot Mr». j The MiK'-icn member* have been ...... ..................... -• - duty . • - in ■ iUr> Ml. aiiu miiiiMii .wvmv. wu- Riems ----- and We. are quill proud ot our average I Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Michigan cn Thursday wlsere she will spend the thr jungles iiimrien for two year* rears ' Potts'1 creating unusual interest. mildc i1Bnpy on Sunday when twenotu creatmg unusual interest. r—! making some splendid improvements attendance for the firu wmester. It1 . In 1931 hr returned to lhe states ty member* dt Iter Bunday *chcol ’ ■»»>"•"*«»** luncheon f d™'’™" wm *“ th.■>“•»•» thu,el, holu... ublcl, ihty U 082. B Drouillaid. I where his family lived at Ft. Du ciaM wllh Mri Ou. KeUer M of Us kind, being especially tendered appn'-ciate Frederick Joluucn. a firat grader, Mr*. M Fidewa and Pt U r Fi.de- Poht. Delaware, while he was cn- teacher, went to her homo for their for the promotion of good fellow- • ’ - - -Drugs - Wall Paper - Paints Quality Fountain Service 1* absent, beifig seriously ill with uu wrre in Lansing Sunday visit- gaged in construction work at Camp MU5 MlXHC hM unaW1. ship among the memtar* and the flu. re- 1 . We all hope for a speedy . Nf.'jX'uSj'i'nJr J“1"' "" Jersey. In ■July ,u,’ "A ““ “ l“nd Sunday ।1 Du. New of last to •attend Sunday ,cM school lor for eight friends oi tlu- Guild and to create, REV. S. J. FRANCIS-MOV* Rnyan. T*t*. ।aj-c thereforeja-.Uy greatlyan interest in ti>.- regular Guil.1 Mr. ..nd KI. W.irUMfr »..d: U.”' “™' !“ Jinerrloro ING TO ROGER CITY .111' High School Geography etas* ■ where cn- --------------uppreciute-d — the visit -• of h<r -----friend* ddUKliur Vrru oi c.,n»«nnw wry, *" ’" he ta is “ teaching military «»-■ --- meetings which will be held in the' — has just about finished with their. —In— In. A and Anrt M parish house on thc ilr*t Wedne*gineering in th« thc A. M. dnlCol- ___ ■ ..._ ■________ 1’”* New onv.% are To be ordered' 8U< *U of Mr. und Mr* Walter Wat- j lege of Texas, and finite the work day of each month, with the cx- Leaves Nashville Nvxt Month'] thl* week. ccption of Wednesday. February 1st. I After Two And One-Half : wry Interesting with two other DINNER PARTY. We had an assembly this morr.uis Tommy Miller, — — when Mrs. Charles Polla will enter- j University of Michigan mtn on th* .'^January 3m with Mary Ulery act-, makipg his Iw.-itc with Mr. and Mr*., - faculty and several from Michigan , Mr. and Mr*. James Endslry en­ tain at her residence'with a silver t Years Of Sprvice ting at program cnalrman. Reva P. E. Adair. *« nt to Jack-on Sunday । State Mthe agricultural section V tertained a group of friftnd* very tea and bake sale—Contributed. The R. v s j Francis. f< t land otwLhslf vvtri’^t-ir‘of the Mett and Muriel McArthur each! to reside num lite motiier. । Tlte Anderssons have two chil­ pleasantly at dinner Sunday com­ Pint BottUl Mr. and'Mrs Aben Johnson. Mlm dren, a sturdy young lad. Gunnar. !plimentary to Mrs. Emma Olmstead. ! GARDEN C LUB. ’ m,Uio<Ui. ijn^Jpal Th urch "it ■ fX.* liaibura Johnson. BU-plicn Johnson' of six. and a little girl. Merry, of :Mr. and Mrs. Will Young of Grand Thr Thomanple Garden Club will ■ NaslwtUe, has resigned his putoraU !! 1?_ A"”??. arid Clifford D-lan ^ere in Chicago lour. Rapids were out of town guests. meet on Monday. Feb 6. at 2:00 J*. a nd accepted that at We Wc -tmltulc and tmlnster Cable and Kathryn Horton had af an Saturday and Sunday. M.. In thc community room of th? : Presbyterian church at'Roger City., ■ try unusual and comical dialogue: In his letter Lieut. Andersson Mr. and Mr*. Paul Jones ■ Flor­ w-tehcs to be remembered to all of; ENTERTAINED TWELVE. National bank. Th" topics for div- Mich. He will leave fdr hte new ready for us. Tlie seventh graders have put! ence Dimondt of Grund Rapids1 hte old Hastings friends. Hu ad­ On Saturday afternoon, twelve cussion wall be "Rock Gardens." field of labor in February. Rev Pint were here on Sunday for tin- burial dress is 3219 E 30th St., Boyan. ladles were entertained by Mrs Back Yard Playgrounds." and Francis Is highly.regarded at Nash- away their Reading book* and have I I of her uncle. Frank Heath. X "Outdoor Living Rooms" Eacli | ville. HU leaving will occasion: started OUhop,ra|ihy. Edith BonnelL Cards were played Texas. 'I Mr and Mis. Wafren Wilcox and . -------------- * a > ------- ■ iand dainty refreshments were served member te requested to bring sug- much regret. Hr whs nt one time I Kathryn Townsend and Doris •Menu, reporters. family and Mr. and Mrs Ha.ul LOVELY O. E. S. PARTY. : gestions. by lhe hostess ednsldert-d far th? pastorate of thej Smith of Jackson were Sunday Mrs Archie McCoy was hasten . Pre-byterinn church in thu city. । NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. . : guest* ol Hastings. relatives. I at a lovely O. £ S.. party for the Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Slocum and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilcox and ofI leers at her home,. 318 State St., TO SHOW MOVIE FILMS. .lai^hteT ' Tlirec movie films, "Ufa Among ro 0*^2 ! l.itnili and Mr and Mrs. Bu*il West, on Wednesday evening. Jan. the Navajo Indians,' "Romance of in wjxiland.M Smith o! JockMHi were Bunday 25. A pot luck dinner was served at the Rubber Plantation.' in Borneo ln Woodland | guest., ol Hustings relatives. seven, followed by all sorts of clever Mr and Mr*. Robert Bryans cf : Mr. and Mr*. (^T. Cordes and gnmes. finishing rivith five table* n( land Java " and a Topical News South Hastings and Mr. and’Mr*.' Roy Cordes drove tL Chicago Fri­ "bunco." Prizes were-given to the The following letter received by beaches. I never saw such white Rrel. will be shown ut the Pre*b>sand, it it i* te ulmoct almoc: as as white while as as flour, flour,.te-nan Sunday <1 ci 7:30 7:30 P. P. ££2}Tium^t’ltowaid’B^ru^ day where they were called by tiie winners and losers and there was :Mrs. Cook from Mrs. C. W. Clarke, sand, |.terian Church church Bunday death—of— Mrs -Cordes' father. , .......... --------nbt an idle or dull moment the cn- ■who is a member of the Hastings' Gm apai.meu* u •■ail* v»« iiu. M. "L. ,„m ,»«• will Mm. Minnie Tryon from near Uri. evening. Mrs. McCoy was as- party spending the winter In Flori­ beach, and we go in the water every intereating u* the church matndaughter. Helen, uttemjed tluFreeport and Mr# Katie Snyder ol sUtcd by Mrs. Emma 8. Evan*. Mr* da. i is of .sufficient interest, we feel, day. There te a grocery store here, i tain* a special mtesion among thc luneral of their uncle, David Asu, #nd Mrj Joh[1. ( Bj....................... Hastings vlM.wa visited Mr. Mrs. ' »,l„n Adam Va||(1(. to pass on for a wider reading by |kmi office, nice school and church.1 Navajo Indian*. The pictures will Pinal). Thursday afternoon at- thc Smith on Wednesday of last week. son. numerous friends here who will be There is a lol of fishing from tiw!show thr home* and rtitoms of Dunham church near Dowling. glad to learn of their doings and pier, and many fishing boats go out I these people. A frerewill oflcrln t Whrn they relumed hqmr they had I BIRTHDAY PARTY. Impressions they are receiving dur­ from this place We can get all for missions will be taken. All are , a message tliat their aunt. Mrs On Sarnrday aUernoon while one ing their stay In the Flamingo state. kinds of fish and sea food here at welcome, i ElU'itcth Aspinall Friend of Evart. of Tngartha Peterson's girl friends Pus-A-Grlfle Beach. Florida.. thc market and we find vegetables I MISSIONARY UNION FEB. Util. i nad passed away Thursday at tenhad her dt»wh town, ten other girls tn abundance, but the prices arc' o'clock. The funeral waa January 34th, 1933. gathoted at her- home to welcome uuuuu thc me same wore a*« at «v home, Ot | R^«‘ Cook Wil! ta- hostess Unity about her return and help celebrate her My Dear«Sadie: course, we are living on grapefruit [’'r l,iy F^biuary meeting of the Sunday afternoon at one thirty ut Our trip south was very enjoyable, and oranges Milk te Ute only, tore ; Methodist Episcopal, Mw-ionary Un­ their home near Evart. birthday. A*k Ingartim it she was The Martin A will be held and we came 11 trough in four days, .FOR STYLE AND surprised.. Games and stunts fur­ spot, having to pay 16 cents a quart. | '“n- 1 S,.’aiJtprn of. lhe ,F°£' Friday evening.P.-T. February 3 Everynished the entertainment for the having no trouble whatever with so wc wish wc had brought our cow eign Mtesion Study wlU~J* Figure CONTROL afternoon. After delightful refresh­ thc car. We left Nashville about along. Every night at alx wc watch k‘vcn by Mrs Floyd Browp Thr one invited to attend. • Mr. and Mrs. Garth Slocum spent ten o'clock after having breakfast ments were served the girls left, de­ lhe beautiful sun.net over the Gulf o( mainuine reviews by Mr* E-.ther _in- with ulc ™, Tivia ------ -- Murphy the week end with Hastings rela­ claring a very' good time and wish­ with my sister, aad drove to Mar- Mexico, K10 glowing the nmost vivid — Grnhe rind -----Mr* Ix-nnu ing Ingartha many more blrtliday*. ——-• • ——— —-— —-— —f ^ninr* ever M seen and wc'Mu-Mc we Music «n in rhargr citarge of the hostes*.Mr*, tive* c«torR we have «cr ’cn and hoatro*. MrMrs. Ruby B. Merrick all the way. Wc went from Coldwau «« -nw. end of a nerfec' ’ B Heath is co have charge nt j Miss Jerlie Herzel spent ailurday j clIib me'mAjrs met. ter to F{. Wayne and from there to 11 “ u“ en“ 01 A l*rlec - the devotion A cordi.it invitation night with her grandma. Mrs. Ida I Mrs. Allie Pender was hostess to Cincinnati. Lexington. Knoxville. w. ., whero (iltl uttie1 to Ml who are tnterested to be pres­ Flory, in Hostings Ragular Size i Mrs. Vernon Karrar spent Wed­ her card club on Thursday after­ • ill P. M. CKOK. nesday until Sunday with her parnoon, the guests enjoying a dclight- Lake Lajtc City. Fla. Wc enjoyed the thc lhe lBVorllc ttn*wer te that exDior*•• Boses ful social time. lenu and attended lhe funeral of SURPRISED BY SISTER. mountains of Kentucky and Tenn., MAXWtLL HOUSE, lb. 27c but our hearts ached a* wc passed I T. O Webber of the second ward her uncle near Dowling Thursday. Complastaa the little mountain homes, desti­ TOWN TALK ... 3 Ibi. 55c I NORTHEAST IRVING. thev<re*raltd themsclvejTon!cnd' *hcn ,’L■, suU‘r- Mr’ Ed Und* tute of any comfort 'whatever. In where where they regaled themselves on, . . ,<,.,,^>,1 Mr*. Hazel Novuky ui Freeport the southern part saw — .... ot ■» Georgia we -• - — -— ttci, B.vr tt M' i and her two daughters fitvm Frac Running tub. peach trees and roaes in bloom, H'SXAft I “I".. ’• was a Sunday guest of Mrs. Sam lodiaad gardens and other signs ot spring Grilte~-------------------------j Lindsay s nrat visit to her brother Eckert. O. L- Lightfoot M confined to his 2 Bose* ISC eT Charles and Frank play golf l £ »h* und tlie weather became more mild with ^«drt^anyUtdead’Janinmk1 and ^^.S^^w^nL^m at thc Pasadena Golf course. ’piteS andi 0iHcr “c25L^ ”*w»-to-taw “fe15^Ccairn _?.T ateTandTtiu-y 3®-K _”A r.. bed «*»•“»the flu. Kowwan ot ; Mr. and Mr-. Sam R odebush o! birds on the rood, having been run g^er!5“J1J 'h,d • fine tune ot «.-Con- a"ldAIi: 2*w,..bJ*n<?fy Tlth burg for thc day. Tiw Hvldsworllu itributtd. . and Mrs. Roy Wieland and ----------family. over by careless drivers,7'rri and they ' — — — lulti, Frsapori <<«•« hearted wero oul ,ai'' nl«hl *llh *°mC j Mrs. Arthur Moore spent Wcdvaried from a cow to a rcd-hc^dcd Cte*»*.< FREE I MiddletilU.lbAV* red-headed (ncnd& ( Traverse City, and will GOOD ATTENDANCE. iu»duy with her parents. Mr and Really wonderful bargains await the lale shoppers woadpetker. and Charles even ob­ be out Friitay night for a fish dm4HU ,. wiu , ru .»««««. mk . — .. Nearly two hundred attended the I Mrs. Henry Culcr. south ot Hasof these outstanding timepieces./If you are in need served a coldsore on a young girl s ncr aiid will bring with Mr-1 Pre-bytcnan Family Night at tin tmgi ot n timepiece, now is tiiel ideal time to Up as we were passing. and Mrs. Lou Bensley and daugh.tr church parlors on Monday evening Mr — n-ravwr<w lift Tnrtnv —Aunri - -—w-tnnx —j- iuuuvu vn azunusy.. cnriuuK. *-lr. and Mrs John Kollar ot Mid- ■ ' buy. Below i* a list of lhe excellent We came through Tampa, situat­ nt _ . ....|Q*iiut* •___ .................... __ values now being oflered. ed al the head of Tampa Bay It is of Traverse City. Today Agnes toow, m,r jt,]in irof»i<i:: was in charge of Idk-Ullt- and Mr. and Mr*. Walter ipcit mjppj j. Tlu-star Bak-■ Wallace and family ot Hastings the home of the largest clear Ha­ us over to Snell Island jflicre Uiere । the many lovely homes, green |cry by Harold Newton donated 35 I spent Sunday wills Mr and Mr*. O. vana cigar manufacturing industry were aRd lIiracll B j-m. i U.UU., ptPi» u...< H.vuyu. co . I­L. Lightfoot. in the world. Here Wc found love­ lawns, magnificent trees and gor- mlnce Ladies' and Gents’ Seth Thomas Clocks MEAT SPECIALS shrub* and --------flowers. One Jas, DeRuiter. DcRuiU r. contributed quanquan-! ------------- •*-*-------------— vine*, ------- — -— — - -- I!by Jo*. Mother’s Beit ly palms and flowers’ of all klndj. gcous — >■ . .. rc-l1 NORTHWEST RUTLAND. vine in particular, .... the ..«« "Flame vine, i,tiSi of. parameunt food*. AU El^in Wrist Watches the polnsetta being the static Cower. covers many walla and homes. In 1 ]K)rt a tlnle । Mr. and Mr*. Sam Pratt ente-rHere wc crossed the six mile long color It te about like our bittersweet | --------------- -. -- -.. ---------tained with i family dinner Sunday • Gandy bridge connecting Tampa $19.50 Iwrnc Wc also visited the City j ROBINHUE PARK. m honor ol Mrs Ritchie Mullen's! $10.00 with BL Petersburg, the longest au- ut B*“ B,ead F FrM|, Lota EzxL Ih. Ha play ground, where — — all -----sorts ol - ‘ Floyd Clsler of Grand Rapiris birthday. tomobiio bridge in tiw world. Bl. games 8<!« Pile* . $22.50 indulged in. such as spent Saturday with hte mother,' Margery and Dale Laubaugh and 241 lb. Sack $12.50 Petersburg. “The Sunshine City.' shufilc are board, chess, checkers, domiMrs Manin Cisler. little slater are the proud owner* of, •3740 X»< LK boasts of sun on an average of 365 nocs. horse-shoe ’ pitching, tennte Mr und Mr* John Kollar and Mr. I a Shetland pony . '"'".$27.50 »*i* Prlre----$16.00 days of the year, with never a day and bowling. There te something to and Mr.- Julum Potts spent Wed-' Mr. and Mr* John Benedict were of extreme heat or cold. Its mar- j velo-u'cltmate^^and ^rhr' h^.»tifml do •** lhc llme and x 41,1 81wl *' e ne *day with Mr and Mro Sam Zerin Lamms over the week end al•*i* Frit*.. $25.00 S? /S""$33.50 counter the PlnedM ■ »’lace *here thc o,dcr I*0‘ be of Midillcvnie. , lending thc graduation of their son "Taleakrea" with watar an tta^adM 2 rt.'!* can t<Mnc and lhelr w,n'' Mr- and Mr' Otto Ughlfoo* of. Wesley on Friday night- Wesley re­ Mv.M v*i axaurai cn EtetUU. f.^, j—u Oimu Gate. Bala Fru*^**f .OU Citv h«*. trarte itZ-kiita"’A.t ■Wra- and 1 know there ore a great Freeport called on Mr. and Mrs. turned home with his parents, $5.95 many here for we sec car bcensra I John Kollar Monday afternoon./ | --------------- — -------^X^n stateln-hw w\l«™rtT MnTnrMT^n ’ Koil^'^ntl M «■ GROVE from every state in the union, and I Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar apent Com Owl al ILW one dav There mreiTSSv 2d Michigan te »«U represented। Sunday with the former* stater, , Mr. and Mrs. Coy Stowell. Beulah, Michigan te well representedJ Sunday with the (ormer * suiter,' ^i-n aim wmSn aitUM on We "® •“ »t11 ,nd ,wP«r and Mr* 0Uo Lightfoot, and family of Barnard and Flora Wood accomiuanied Will Bayne and wlf wife to ^ taSiuT^ wwre r.thSr^ar 'This •"** “« a"-fnr«inshine B“d WBUr' Mr* 1' “"'^ w ’" n *vn'> and * “ tSiTSShiTdiTiiSrE SCI* 1”*u “t,nw te all-far th thl* tune,-and wUli will( Mr.. Louise Polls at' — Caledonia I Woodland Woocltami Thursday lVuJsd‘'; to attend live the ( tell you more about It when wc re- was a Monday night guAt ot Mr. Birthday Club at Mia. Orpiu. 1MJ e- Golden Anniversary — 1933 out Co Pasj-A-Grlllc Beach- Pom-A- turn. Wc will be here a month and and Mr-. Wright Cllflord and fam- Wings. I . then will go on to Miami and other. ilyMr- “nd Mrs c- M btoweli alHASTINGS PHONE 3*34 MICHIGAN W. Deliver The Big Little Store Skii' Xr.'SSd muirarmbr.ue, lo .11 Incnd. । ™ «>'• FrOBruui. .ll.r din dwr<h In H.ni.m 9und,r r«. Celebrated Golden Wed dind Anniversary Tuesday Social Events and Personal Mention EXTRA TROUSERS FREE/ VVe have a few suits some of them Hart, Schaffner & Marx. Closing out at only The Extra Trousers Arc Free With All Other Suits 11 Overcoats 8*745 All wool, to close out at / 18 Overcoats Si i 45 JLJL Values to $22.50J Now 25% Off on all others! REED’S DRUG STORE LOW PRICES ON YOUR REGULAR DRUG NEEDS Vanilla Extract Mineral Oil Milk of Magnesia Aspirin Bottles of I 00 4 Ounces Champhor 1 Pint Cod Liver Oil ¥ Lbs. Epsom Salts Hastings People Are Enjoy­ ing the Florida Sunshine. C4AI2I/ 49c 59c 39c 49c X5c 25c BARGAIN Foundation Garment FRIDAY FEB. 3rd Dove Uctys SATURDAY FEB. 4th Coffee \ SOAP BUTTERMILK Corn Flakes 5 19c / SALT Golden Anniversary Clock and Watch Sale! BUTTER White House 25c I 3*-.. 19c FREE! Cigarettes ST,» - 15c Flour; Loin^gfic 10c Bacon Franks X »<• XJc g iu. HINMAN*. BESSMER the Jeweler the fittest cl thc felly's Gull bathing | ** Kittle Beadle �THF II U5T1NGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, »» rAOtKX New Method TRUSS Pad WANTS FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-.CHURCH. •ocurely with unequaled com- •Crate our expert fitting sen Ice.' Camp Fire Notes SEVERAL ERRORS KEEP Good Healthy Stock ;Build Up Run-Down Stock \ If you have good, healthy, strong stock you want to keep them that way; br if your stock is in a rtm down condition and not giving results, then ypu should build them up. These two things are very important at all times. HOW? . . . By Using . .. !Sl»,g^ljDzHfSS STOCK FOODS The Prescription Drag Store *. 4. LsAARKER. HASTINGS MICHIGAN EMMANUEL CHURCH. (EPISCOPAL! . Jt»v. J. A. McNulty. D D.. Rector 1931: but the whole 814.000 received| camp Fire Girls had a very' . W. Ceoter st. ’ T«L 85 s fi ,-mJhc state for this work could be, profitable meeting Wednesday cvc-| GRANGE PROGRAMS satisfactory dealing with policybolder*. SEE US FOB INSURANCE Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. L. MAUS Lord ReprcreulaUve. Haillr-x*. Micb. GEORGE M. NEWTON DR. HESS’ STOCK TONIC—A conditioner and mineral supplement. A great re­ , considered as a profit for Barry coun-: mftg. January’ 25. when members sistance building tonic. . • tv II will be remembered Hint this from a)i the older groups mil ut‘ h?Lc Was on a C0U!Ily road.’ and Episcopal parish house. The; DR. HESS’ HOG SPECIAL—A tonic same that the previous road commission1 glrU Inade of notebooks nnd iu above mentioned, but prepared had started to make the fill and pencils as this program was cspe-, ; had -pent several thousands of del- c|auy planned to Rive them hints especially for hogs. Jars on it. Our road commir-sion ln carning put Uw birthday project > . was urged .to complete the Job. but -y.aklng the Most of Me." DR. HESS’ PAN-A-M1N—A special poul­ our commission felt that, after the' one of thc Individual nctlvlilea1 try tonic. A very good tonic for egg nghway had been taken over by ln thc birthday project is to make; production. ' the state, they would let t.ie stale an original book of manners Mrs. | CHURCH or CHRIST. COATS DROVE. do the filling instead of Jiaving thr McNulty in an informal tulk. gave DR. HESS’ VERMLTROL—• An excellent county foot the bill. -The slate put them many interesting thoughts on worm destroyer. Flock treatment, fur oil the matter for a long time, but | -'Manners' among which were the • finally accepted our commission’s!((llolatlon8 .-Oood niaiUM.ril u the! poultry. view of the situation, paid the cn-of making tliose jwople easy with t ie cost of making lhe fin. ro tluit ^hom wc converse" and "Good' DR. HESS’ LOU§E POWDER—.A powder he county was fully reimbursed for (manners Is thc Golden Rule in ac-1 that kills lice instantly on poultry and iu work, although the county wa3;non» stock. in a way. really bound to do It be- j MLts Tuttle and Miss Lynn of the1 (cause the county had started to-county Health Unit wnv present1 POULTRY TABLETS—A local astringent. , mage the fill betore the state took and cach talked to the girls along oser the road. • , }|1(. jjne of health work. As the Banner explained Iwt week, MUs Tuttle demonstrated difierDR. HESS’ PRODUCTS are known the world our role mtn in publishing lhe artl-, Pn, kinds of bandaging with both c. was to express t.ie viewjxiint • roller and triangular bandages, ex­ over for their fine treatment’ of stock and poul­ - that wc have a road commission plained thc use of common nntiwp-1 try. —“None Better.” who have acted In good faith, withi tteg^nd demonstrated how to lm-1 ’ ,he ™,‘‘.£?rpow of, ,t0 Barry provtae » stretcher. Mis* Lynn told, 7,un’' ,»°° °v.ut? °f valuoJ;or C.V,'P' the girls about thc values of dlfierdodar they have spent. Especially I ,.nt kinds of foods and gave many , • do the people appreciate the com- helpful hints on what to eat in orWiULETAJr MEiiiorilBT church [’J‘s*ion 5 good fu.th tn taking over ri(.r --jo grow, to go and to kc€p ot ns.v.i.v. -ine towhship roads in thc manner #olng i * " W/i«r« Immediate Attention and Courtesy Are Shou/n to All" Wm. rznor 4oi e m.u Rozd'‘M’ <Hd. doing work on every mile | TtlJ meeting ctowd by al? Joining I H»»unr« Church. "F such roads taken over and »wt-fhands und repeating the Wccd-i HASTINGS Telephone 2115 WE DELIVER • "i’,”.' ?\, ' ,a d, Just.fe*! gatherer's DMlre and the (»mp Fire! . 11 . J miles in one or two townships and Law i ‘‘ ' ' ’ . !.. M ! postpone thc rest. Tlie commls’« «»___________________ ■ j t. y eion treated till the townships alike, doing work on thc entire 10'. nuk-s - ■ : in each township, which Li the fair Er.gll.ih Boy Scouts dectroy chain REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION. way to proceed. 1 letters whenever found—being un;cd , by Lord Badrn-Powell to do this. OBITUARY. Amasa K. Richardson, youngest. _____ ___ _ i sen of Clurles . and Eliza Jane • —----------------------- 4-----------------| Richardson, was bom in Ottawa. <Cnntlnued from page one) (county, and entered;—----------- ------------- ----- ------ — HASTINGS PARISH. .......... April 6.',1851. m.u I METHODIST episcopal CHURCH. 1110 rosl January. 26, 4933 at the' real estate. We ought nil to be In- • । r.'v c M Conklin home of his daughter. Mrs. Arlle. lercstcd .in havihg a considerable, i . r,ifi r G.-,r. st • 'lu“in Grand Rapids, aged part of the money for the support 7U years. 9 month* and 20 days. He,m public schools throughout"the1 '* ' -wa., the last of a—family ol ten state raised in some way otiwr than .iL.'a M children. He spent his boyhood by levying on real estate. In fnif-1 t’ ;day« near Jamestown. On Septcm-( ncss lhe burden of supporting the , x • 3| ber 20, 18<7. he nytrrlcd Miss Edith; public schools ought to be equallz- i'r i, ' M. OD.-I1 of Jamestown where.they I cd. It is unjust to have one dis- • '■ ' i m lived for a year then moved toitnet support IU schools easily on' Barry cauniy. Three sons. Myrle'.a tax of one-half of one per dent .FIRST CHURCH and Arthur of Hastings and R. D.' dhile another district has to pay 1 ■' or ckeut. scientist. o! Scranton. Pa . and two daughters, i twice that much. Thc tendency of 1 ’ Mrs Ruth Townrendwf Grand Rap-' that .-.ituatlon is to cut down on. •. s ■' id> aiid Mis. Beth Mpnher uf Way-1 qualifications of teachere where r can,e t‘> *>,ess ^*»U union. In I school taxes are excessive, in order u r. ,1.17K. Mr. and Mis. Richardson were , to reduce expenses, which is tlie’t\,. : । baptised into* the Church of God! worst thing that could happen. Oltr ‘ '■ and !u remained a laitldul mfluen-j ay;.tem needs high grade teachers f tial follower of Christ until Kb | who shall get (air wages for their j n < death. - As a young man he was ac-1 work. ' . tire in •••« UI IVUUUUIUI) community «uu mid uiuivu church ar af-i--- ----------------------- • •' ! " B. A. LyBARKER AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE AGENT Wanted! OU reliable cempaay with --A” . taUac hai opeiuE* tn HaiUrc* ..... .. ...... CtausMt r rlzbt - \ EVERYONE WILL.LOSE . “ WHEN PEST ARRIVES State Entojucipgiits Predict Early Invasion Of Michi­ gan By Japanese Beetle HASTINGS MARKETS J Wfc.sa.inii. fc, HlMIIWj Tanwanka Camp Fin- Group J (Continued from entertained Thursday school tigpunuca irom mite page one) one> >|n CcnUal piayroom after with an cn-; I joyable tea in honor of the mothers' their Judgment. The supervisors as of this group. A program was well a* the cainmlsuon recognized; in which Thelma Wlicattng given! gave i that It would have Ucn in every) welcome address; Jacqueline' • way desirable if lhe conunUsldui aMoore sang a selection; Frances r cculd have hud Oils extra' money,'I Sutton gave a talk on the dilterent • which was not asked for regular ।I honor beads- and their meaning; j ■ county read work but fa. building I! Ione Moore gave history of Comp ( township roads. Ruth Searles gave the hand • In tlie annual report for 1933 of 'Fire; and II* meaning and last but. , tin' road commission, to which »t1 sign not least. Mrs. Caukin gave a---- 1 Interesting talk to the liiothrra, Akron Tnus Pad with adjusl- Our Success i CARDS of THANKS THE CHURCHES ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 35o. fanmrs in mure >raub PETITIONSME NOW CIRCUHTING FIRST UNITED BRETIUEN CHURCH fair*. serving for 25 COIUCCUUVC R«v L e Un iuui years ...... at treasurer u of. the thc Michigan r-» • !state conference ol tho Church ot riOlHC iLCOHODUCS 1. ( !God of the Abrahamlc Faith, nir- . . 1I7 > . t -ays attending sue annual i.e^ioiu EeXlOlSlOH \VOTR " , ■ at Dutton. Surviving ore tlie widow ___________________ ' und children, ten grandchildren, one ---------------------- . ..S . ' 1 ; ijti-al grandchild, besides many reU- | EXTENSION GROUP NO. 1. tr.i > ,md nds. Funeral tr.is ana frn intnas. runenu services services;1 Hastings Group No. 1 Extension were held Saturday afternoon al the class met anthe home <4 Mrs. C. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH bouth Lawn Church of God. Rev F. E. Hyatt, January 25. ' ■ Rae. L. L. Leery. P»«ur E Siple ulliciatlng. Burial in Ful-1 nie lesson on vegetable cxiking icr cemetery. ' . was given by Mrs. Bauer and thc -----------------------------------.leaders. Mrs. Dalilstrom and Mis. OBITUARY. . . I Cooley. Miss Frances H. Solomon, young-1 A complete vegetable dinner wat est daughter of Chas. A. Solomon,, served at 1:30. . ;>iw)cd away Jan.. 27. 1953 at Kala-j The meeting was culled to order1 rnnzoo, alter a serious illness. She by our chairman, Mrs. Don.Ashnl;was burn at Grand Rapids. Feb.’ 10. | ter. Then lhe leaders gave the lesi 1910. and at an ear.y age moved san or. "Food habits in relation to ! with lu-r parents to Hastings where, health and seeing ourselves as •he lias resided until two ^ear» ago ntiura sec us." ■ when «hc went to Kalamazoo. Her Mrs. C. E Hyatt conducted the ' < ducaticrrwas received at the Has-, recreation period and it was on-; . ’ i tlngx High school and Standard joyed by ail , Extension University. Chicago, and Mrs. Martin Van Da£en. Mrs. “■ the was a graduate qt thc class of CllfTord Vaughan. Mrs. Boyd Claik.' ■ r 1928 Frances wax a kind, loving.Mrs. Dell Cotton and Mixa Arkxi daughter and a devoted sister, as Cotton were enrolled as new mem­ .. well os a true friend and to know! bens. >. iur was to love her’. Her mother, j Much good was derived from the ’-■a Julia Ikil Solomon, preceded her exercises that were given. ; ; in death eight years ago. SJie leaves The next regular meeting will be ,t to mourn their Iom. her father. I held ut the -home ot Mrs. Dan . , t'has. Sclornoii. a sister, Mrs Ruth j Ashaller. Feb. 13th.—Mrs. Nellie Before yon-buy a'car we would like to have you look over our 1 Yaw of Kalamazoo, -with whom she I Matthews, Sec'y. CHURCH or VllB maxabexe. teed car*. We will SAVE MONEY for you. Iioai* 1 willed ond a-brother, Donald, nt -----* home, as well as many friends. I OBITUARY. The COST of a GOOD used cur Is far below thc price of the Services were held at home Satur-' Earl Charles Paddock. . son of lowest-priced new oney and thc unused mileage sires you day, Jan 28 at 10:00 A. M. nnd in-(Charles and Sarah Paddock, was lennent in Portland. Michigan.: bom at Travers* City. Dec. 12. 1892. tra re porta lion ut thc LOWES! POSSIBLE COST. r Cemetery. Rev. John Kttchlng. ofli- and passed away at his home Jan. elating. 23. 1933. age forty years. He moved Come in and look over these used car values to Wexford with hU parents when BALTIMORE CENTER. a small.boy and grew to manhood. . OBITUARY. wc are offering you. Mr- Homer Hammond spent th. David Edward Aspinall. son of He left the tra.de of cement-block molder coming to Augusta in 1913. «« end with irK.sds a: Wxxllanr STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. .Robert and Lydia Aspinall. was bom On Nov. 24th. 1915 he was united m in Ohio. December 29. 1867 and de­ Sunday marriage to’ Mbit Mattle Toaze of Striker schoolhouse Saturday eve-; parted this life at his home near Battle Creek. He leaves to mourn .rdng was put on by thc Branch dis­‘ Dowling, January 23, 1933. at thc, their loss, his wife and five chlltrict. The program was greatly en­ uge of 65 yrs., and 25 days. He came • dren. Beverly Joyce having passed joyed and we hope they will be with'ills parents from Ohlcy at the;। away. SepL 30. 1932. also live sis- i age of four to Woodland township I . - ..•epw<lua,ykdtlngTheir’Sau'r. eVin^Sfo ^SrrM.-g: i ters and three brothers and n host , of frifnds. lopelcr. Mrs. Samuel Geiger and family. laI*u‘r Seven s*‘*n children eh,w'*n were bom SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. to cheer and bless this union. Three Mrs. Stella Fifield of Lohjlpg. who cOmber ocliool* held their jG->a pltsanj it the schooi Friday night. Cnittenden. He ,MVWi leaver, !o to nvourn mourn his law. loss, a lov- has been sick for the post month, l,e ..... i. >__ . _______ ■ .... has returned io St. Lawrence hos­ -Mr and Mr-- Walter ickr* rii'rd lne- t*hhful wife, two sons and five pital. , . HOLMEN < IIURC1I tA>T " 'LL krVt on .. t ° dausthterz. Mn Orin Onle Cole. rtl.n Glen daughters. Mrs. Orin VICINITY on “s wilkmson at the . has­ Bill Anderson visited Sunday in . Julia Durkee and Myrtl* Service ... tND J " ? “ I’piiafin 11’1TlM >n>nNMhnUe Tuesday. Nvhwitellwsday. ’**' A-'Fln“u- Curwin Asnlnall. Mrs. Battle Creek. ~ , of Grand Rapids spent 1 the week . Earl P.iddo ——y " LA-sed away Mon_\jrs Mrs wuiard Willard Ickes Ickes of Has of Hastings y*rr' HamfT-ond- Mr5 Lynn Wilcox. Mrs. Allen Idma of Detroit spent end at Walter Durkee's. diy i.i.r ' tmu ... . 8 Leona and Donnajean Aspinall. chiidr/nnU,£ lcannc “ wife ancl fl'> »P*nt Rt Ralph Striker a"'"' Mr. and Mrs Archie Wilson and children Leona and Donnajean still aside Thursday evening with her brother.! \Serv’ice/ Vivian of Kalamaxoo were week ’ Laurence Tobias ot Hastings 1» 31 home, also fourteen granddiU- Asa Strait Allen and Kenneth EAST IRVING. came tn the evening. end visitors at Roy Wickham's. visiting his cousin. Forrest Kahler Mr. and Mrs. George Lydy are ren. three brothers. Frank of HasTlie Holl children have chicken-: -6 out ,ana I*- .®- owen* and, Mr. and Mrs. E. D Reynolds spent the proud parents ot a 7‘zltr baby ,lng*. Charles and John of Carlton, pox. daugh.crs of Grand-Haven were Thursday and Friday with Jenniv boy burn Friday night. * *'*° •'b“crs. Mrs. Bert Farrell of d vUn°-r’’ at •J“*i’h Greek-;Honeysett of KaUmazoo. • Mr*. Bruton DeGocker. Emmet- Carlton and Mrs. Johrt Friend of Friday evening. February tn.bAW Tama A • t. Juiiilf ' JU-yisoid, spent Saiurd.iv Ryan and Miss Bettie Water* were Everett Also a host of ’other rela - school 10th. A good program Is being pre­ ; reH CaribS? «<BN u” bro:i»r- Will Cairns, of in Kalamazoo Saturday. lives and friends. pared. reu or cnrlton spent Sunday, wtth Freeport. , Mm, WiB Page was ill Middleville _________ » ~ " Mrs. George Hall will entertain CHARLES H I EON AR r» MrWnAnBusCkMnix'0U(f nt w„ • ?nd °!,DoUer j Thursday and called on Mr. and An assiduous press chronicles the V „ LEONARD Anw. ^oud of West called on friend* here Saturday. Mre James Matthew*. joining In wedjik of a millionaire next Sunday for Lionel's blrtiulay. PHONE 2101 HASTINGS He will be eight years old. Dutiactiva Funaral Sarrica i McLeoud’s and Mr ■ end Mr? Premier Mu^u'mi rate* lawwrs 1 P,Word '?BS r«*H’cd from Mrs. Geo. circus owner and his secretary, but Ate A.MMM sweo Proixe* CoteSin and SaurM,,. as i X in ?h,? D,.^n; wh? u ln the ^‘'•‘rslty hoa- neglect* u> menuon whether the Approximately a million persons paid to see the Olympic Games in dfot IF THETIME BUY NOW TTO HAMAD RESULTS Rhone 241 3 \ reflection I \ perfect / \ mortuary / asto'den] 1931 Studebaker “6” Sedan. 1929 Studebaker Dictator Sedan. 1929 Studebaker Erskine. 1926 Studebaker Sedan. > 1927 Chevrolet. 1927 Studebaker Commdr. Coupe. 1928 Buick Coach. 1929 Ford Pickup. . GOODYEAR BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY �PART TWO-PagW- THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, Feb. 1,1933 I PINE LAKE FARMERS1 CLUB. |l MSVKIA. Y AA p a ITFMQI I I rf und Mrs. Archie McDonald Discusses Ju­ I On Friday evening, January 27. »=^=i Seymour of Lyons < *. V,. /A. 11 X^I I * iare guests al the parsonage home ot the Pine Lake Farmers' Chib met | u. n । ■, -o------------ =ss? ■ ----iiri- and Mrs. -Harold Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Terpen- ! ■ , ------------——- Dixon, ------- . por­ venile Delinquency and Crime:ing. 'with tliere being '51 present. The' Pr„tinH h.. tnt* of thc Utter. it v k meeting was opened by the presl- —Trrc!x’rl , ,, a ?.,8 "lcvDng U*. and . Mrs William -Stanton At thc last Central P. T. A. meet­ placing was established. Since then dent, Le. Nottingham, .by^ tinging, I ing, a very helpful talk on "Juven­ it lias become tho major part of tlie "Carry Me Back to Old Virglnny'; aibl^.study- F*Khtlp* tor friend*. t,r xjrs Ratue Moore, and family ile Delinquency and Crime" was work and has to do with tiw placing and repeating the Lord's Prayer. jand th* ’’’“k a bl® nl*ht' ot Charlotte. of delinquent* in home* where the given by Attorney Archie McDonald. Mr Adrian Keyes had charge of* Nash willFather and* Son Church school at thc Briggs will background of the child Is more Wc were unable to give un outline topics of interest and read from a Brotherhood banquet wl for Feb. 6 be at IU 30 o'clock. followed by of It last week, but wc arc glad to healthful. Likewise. In MaMachu- letter from thc State Association of«, has been postponed to co-operate * church Services on Sunday. Feblhe parole pcri?d Is continued do bo in this issue and believe our setts Mutual Insurance companies of wjth the big Scout meeting at Ba’.- ruary 5. JoUuwed by a community readers will find It of interest. His unfit thc delinquent reaches the Mich, of thc Are hazard* froth thc'tle Cr«k. . put luck dinner. There will tx- speage of 21 years. The city of Bos­ address in substance was as fol­ ton docs nut not support a detention J portable mill* that are so popular : Rev. S. J. Francis will lead tiie io- Gal servile* in the afternoon by lows: home. These detention homes have Uiese day*, slating that some fire leal Ht-Y club there Thursday noon.|.‘•leakers of note from Battle Creek, In discussing tills subject It was always been considered a very bad I Insurance companies hate .zefuied likely for the last time before he Everyone welcome. • pointed out? that the question of I?, feature of our corrective tnstltu- to recognize fire from thl* cause, leaves for Roger City Rev Francis The Rev. Hitchcock of Wkst Penncrime and delinquency and the y tions, that being the place where Our local miller told of a collection j will be greatly missed by Y. M. C Held charge is at Stockbridge for a treatment thereof have always been delinquent* are held pending trial- of trophies he has that have been i a. the county over He has been of three weeks' senes ot Evangelistic handled in a very unscientific way. Tiie state of Massachusetts, in taken from grist* by a magnet und ' real help. meetings. : Sentiment rattier than logic and -------------L, its ... ■progress ----------- ... -------- ----------------------------atep»rd 0 JWn. C.n. the portable mill* have no way ofBernard i with in ... the --------foresightedness has guided people In keeping tlie p^pit matter of delinquency and crime, removing these obstacles. He ho* HartuiK, Hl-V to rnUrtaln ut a, *"■ “ *d“l the handling of thia very important, organized in 1878 the first juvenile everything in hl* collection from jcounty-wide reataence. H ts h ''“S™’'? problem. nail* to screen door hinges. Mr. school , boys and girls from all other I an<? J‘lrs. Orllt Miller forme, - ’ The prevailing system ha* been court. !iiigii school* in the The system used In Massachusetts Keyes also read some interesting ------------- - high schools hi uic county, county, aiso.---- _ , A-ik.., IW>VCd lO a Iann 1 tlie herding ot all sort* of individ­ and La,ltf Odessa. is based upon the items from the Pathfinder.---------------|rom uitev^. High school. Battle uals into large institutions, where tlworyBoston EH Lindsey expressed ills ideas on Creel. and a.r. R..M!nei, (,on. This locality ha* experienced a that a delinquent should be all receive practically the same kind placed in normal surroundings and the valuable help that can be ob- {®rY W- GAWiyjSh^of •'<**» * «* put week • of treatment. After a cczutx that lhe lime and money of the uincd from the M. 8. C. from their iata^ YMCA will toe lit charge when Mesrrs. Tom nnd John Willength of time lhe offender ho* been state should be .spent In intelligent melhods of wil testing and todind of lhe dUeuwions Local Hlrh school:Uanu moved to the Frank Falk released, with thc hope that this assistance experiments and other project* and ^ru and Mb* Rowe will co-operate f«nn; Roy Terpening and family to the erring one. treatment has been beneficial to j ^Mr Recker'and*U»e'lIDY “in In»o«<to * 10thc Williams Williamsresidence. residence., ■ ho turner who whn gains anim their tiu-ir help heh> is is »< .... ... ... .. ...'moved S'xnc of the outstanding causes of lhe'farmer him. . more apt locome out ahead. ; lor meeting Ur “,,d vld Mlllcr * ■ It 1* lit|le more than foolhardy to crime arc i* follows: Earl Dunlope took charge of the Creek located at Mr Harns' farm j Bad companions. 6251. take all soru of individual* with all program and all sang "You Can ; Richard Cazaidy ot Hastings spent * Adolescent Instability—boy* 18''., Smile." sort* of personality -traits, coming > !£*_* 8 P, Jun.lor1'°lr‘ part of last week with Oral Miller. from all sorts of different social girls 25‘.. Lloyd Lindsey told ot some ot thel ,u'*er'C4 meeting at tne school. | j^y T.-rpcning who recently Mental conflict*. 7*1. surroundings, and place ti.em in an good thing* to be expected on the Tiw Older Young Men's group ; moved to Lacey will continue hLs Love of adventure. 25455. Institution where the surroundings program during Farmers' Week ut'met for their regular meeting thu work uf blacksmithing. Motion Pictures, 1*5. are entirely different from any form -i Wednesday evening ut the home of I There were no service* at Briggs Schoo) . dissatisfaction—boys 9‘/., M. 8. C. of society anywhere exlslant. . To .......... Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Angell. Discus-1 church Sunday due to a change ot Song, ’ Star of thc Summer Night" r take an individual from thc society girls 2';.' by Mrs. Earl Dunlope and two small slon being on a most vital subject to schedule on the circuit whereby Poor recreation*. 20*7. . in which he lives and place him in a successful and hapi>y useful life, i there will be a morning service at sons Paul and David. . such an iiutitution is to put him • Street life in excess—boys 1ST., Sacretary Angell attended. the the Union church every Sunday Recitation. ’The Land of Begin­ in much more abnormal surround­ girls. 2*5. ning Again." by Betty Bevington session of Michigan Country Life)morning. Sudden impulse, 7%. ings than the condition under and she responded to an encore. Association at M. 8 C. Wednesday. 1 The EUU school has been closed Premature puberty, 3%. which he Jiad previously lived. Vocal Duet. "Somewhere a Voice There is no defeat save from;duc “> «“rlcl ,<:ver “l «*« W*S»» Some of the background* found Even though a particular offender is Calling." Mrs. Dunlope and Mer- within, unless you are beaten there i J™1* ™me. » may have come from a social act-up appearing in case* ore a* follows: ril Blbbcrson. vou are sure to win." * • ^‘rSi Lvangle Miner visited her Poverty, 20'.:, which is not entirely the best, yet in *a* \ m Jtlwr at thc American Legion hosWe enjoyed'* talk by our county • Broken home*, over W5<. any society there arc beneficial conagent. Harold Foster. He spoke of NASIIVILLE. > . P lta‘ on tt,u ‘ found her ImLock of control by parents, 4055. dltlons surrounding* him which! some of the later developed hay and Excessive quarreling, 12‘.l. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Cook. Mrs.; -j-i.,, p]castlrc Birthdav orBunlzashould be continued in treating the pasture crops telling of tlie Korean Alcoholism, 2l'X offender, with a view of correcting lespedeza that cun be used a* a pasGood homes, 7-55:. tm7“c^p"w'iii'poorer ^ils R und Mrs. ? al1 Lylun Gall Likins’ wcrc were at nt Lan- ruary 2. with Mrs. Ruth Henry. u»nrv his way of living. Thc bad features ----------------..J, *o far as he 1* Probably one of the outstanding of that soclqty, con-I does well on sour and drouthy soils Wn* Friday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Guy Payne of Kal­ ct-nied. should be removed, but to discoveries wo* that 75*5 of the de- biit is not practical in thc north os, Fred Potter left Wednesday for amazoo were guest* on Tuesday at placc him In a wholly unnatural linquept* are normal, and of thc it doesn't seed until. November. A St. Petersburg. Fla. thc home of their aunt. Mr. ai)d surrounding, sucii as exists in the:other 25‘t nt least 12’-* per cent dwarf variety has been develbped : Born to Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. Charles Purcell. best type of institution, is harmful, have as much intelligence os many that seeds earlier. Experlmenu are Troeger of Grand Rapids, a daughMr. and Mrs. Ray Jones were Frequently the only test os to the'who are functioning normally in | being carried on at M. S C. and os ter. Nancy Jane. Mrs. Troeger was11 Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Fred advisability ut releasing of an in- j society. yet It is not recommended as it is Marion Sprague, daughter of Miller. dividual from such an institution is The outstanding conclusions are not a soil builder. It would be bet­ Miss The Briggs church wood bee wo* Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Sprague. Die docility of the individual, which, that delinquency is not necessarily ter to spend loose change oh alfalfa. Mrs. Darby is visiting relatives al a decided succes*. Thc workmen at­ may mean nothing more than an in- confined to lhe homes of tlie poor, tended Thursday and Friday and on Sudan grass U sweet and very dlcation tliat his initiative has been or to feeble minded children. To palatable to stock but is belter for FllnW estimate of Uiirty-elght cord* of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Waldron completely destroyed. To fit people combaf delinquency we must have emergency pasture than emergency ! wood was cut and piled. > ^to live in. a normal society we must j intelligent up-bringing of children. hay crop. It hasn't much value as and family left Saturday for their use that society to assist the way-1 The only way we can hope to stamp a hay crop. new home in Belding. HINDS CORNERS. • ward one by proper public agencies, I out delinquency nnd crime is by inThe many friends of Rev. S. J. Huilcss oats are being tried in Mr. and Mr", Floyd Tobias of properly equipped for such work. . telllgcnt dealing with the problem at some part* of tho state mostly Francis and family are sorry to The best proof that the institu-1 iu source. From the standpoint of among Nashville.*: Kalamazoo visited his parents, Mr. among poultry poultry men men wno who u« like ui to gei get hear they are leaving b-,.„n7„h n and.Mr*. C. N. Tobias. Sqpday und tlonal form of treatment ha* been a , money, we have had plenty of do- away from fibre content in poultry! J<e'. Frances bias accepted a call to IOUK IllUC little Marian back IM to school. failure is thc actual ddta on lhe sub-1 nations, but all too often they have ration* Little is known of Diem I “le Westminster Presbyterian look ! M. J. Manning spent the week end | in favor church Ro«er» Cltyb“ jecL Such data ha* been procured been In the form of building a large IWimcr baSy U ‘ with hl* mother and sisters in Lan­ by a very carefur survey, taken by > iiutitution. W. K. Kellogg trie* to ding. ' Drs. Heiily and'Broimer ut Judge improve the boys themselves *~ In inwin is usuallv getting low in thci^10 past two and a. half years. Baker Foundation. Boston. Massa- their own environment, ; Mr. and Mrs. Dodge entertained chtuetts. formerly directors of the! ■ ■, . company from Pottersville Sunday. munlty raise it there 1* a dlsad-! Juvenile Psychopathic institution of BRANCH DISTRICT vantage ol not being able to thrash•cnb|. Mr. and Mrs. Von W Purms* j Mr. and Mrs. George DeMott and at harvest time barley harvesting , Born t0 Mr. and Mrs^Arthur Ed- family and Mrs. Sarah Newton and haying come at the same time. d.y “ 3OJ1, who ba3 h**11 namcd spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jan .11*: Sulto^elwS He sjxike briefly of alfalfa and rinrpnre Tavinr Will Newton on tlie State Road or Boston and Chicago, comparing anturrinv *<v«*nin«r the use of potash as a'fertilizer as;. ^‘r' u,ld Mrs. Clarence Tuyior Sunday. sumclentiy large groups during ccr-‘S“Lurday "‘^1 well a* lime. Potash helps on sandy ba*c . rP^''cd ,nto the Mr*. Pearl ij Mrs. Pearl Furr of Kalamazoo tain corresponding years. It has\ one hundred attended Die and help* to overcome June• .. Woi.,-' spent Saturday and Saturday night bdm discovered in the city of chi- ”>v‘’al meeting* at N. Maple Grove soil grass or rather alfalfa grows rank' . F^neru‘ scn,ce’ for ,Mr«- Wolter .with her sister. Mrs. Burrell cago where, by far, the greater per- Sunday evening. and June gruss doesn't have a * Y*vkers. who passed away very sud- Phillips and family. denly at tlie home of her daughter. P . . ...It .... denlv nt th* hnmo nf her daughter : cent age of delinquents are treated' Mr. and MFs. Rudolph Hall of chance and Jrclps to eliminate Miss Susie Piullips and M. W. by committment to Iiutitution*. that Battle Creek called on thc latter's winter klllinl* Alfalfa make* the Mrs. Eben Smith in Toledo, were accompanied Mr. nnd Mrs. well over fifty' per cent later con-; parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Nor- best posture and there is no dan­ held Thursday afternoon at the'i Skidmore 1 Golden of Hastings to Lansing ttnue in adult life as criminals. | ton Sunday afternoon. ' church, conducted by Ansil • ger of bloat if stock is fed a good Evangelical n..rw,|1 phlulnil nnd In the city of Boston instllutlorta) Nir. and Mrs. James Rowden of dry feed and have plenty of salt be­ Rev. Wurtz. Mrs- Gall Lykina Jang, iSu’}day' . nnd form ol treatment is used to a much near Bedford were Sunday after­ fore turning Into alfalfa. An eco­ Mrs. Vlcker* suffered a stroke about! with Mr Vick- 50,1 ond daughter visited Mr. and leaser degree Boston a* well as noon callers at the home of Mr. and nomical way of feeding cows now is two years auo Slir ’’tXS ’zx the state of MassachtCRtx. lias de- Mrs. L. E, Mudge. to feed home grown grains. Wliat the winter with their daughter. Sbc i s“r’day' . linquent* und criminal*. They have, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lathrop of Li new in agriculture can be found proceeded on thc theory tiuit thc Prairieville were guests in Die Jin™,,!"! SnJi™”. w wSi more serious the type of offender — neighborhood “ Bunday. —-■— also having it. Our mailman. Mr. Waldron, who to Mr Ketchem tiie more Intense should be the in­ x Baltic Creek. Mrs. Frank Fuller. !! is Mr. Stowell of Hastings spent FriMr U11X prr<r„>rd . pttlUoo dividual type of treatment. In ha* been our carrier since the -UM* U» M.M Z provide ftvenue| rtv«u. ““Jh"JMjJe 0rOfT<J2? H g?eJ£5‘ ‘’“kf* and^ir*’ W^O. Tobia^vliitMassachusetts probation and pa­ death of Lester Webb in transferred a«king'the"*tate"to role officers are in civil service. As to Belding the first of February and so that the public whoob of MichlaJid Ztcr?^ ” cd their daughter. Mrs. Fred Bush early ns 1880, in thc city of Boston. । Roy Brumm of Nashville will be the gun may be maintained at least on. * Mn,on and famUy in Urbandale Tuesday. the first organization for child. carrier. , Die 1823 level of operating costa Waters of Mason* spent. and Mrs and Till* caused a lively discussion and "om Wednesday until Sunda * »ith Crwk and Mr and Mr, it was decided to get more informa-.*'" famfiv shewn<m1Led’hnml Ru*h of Urbandale spent tlon before Dddng action I J.n*’?“>d.nhr°™' Sunday afternoon with, their par­ Meeting closed by singing, ‘ God "y ll?e -uuucn death of a sister in-,enU and Mrs w o Be Wllh Vou TO* W« MM ASttn '1** O|,nni D,Mott .prat Utt and repeating the watchword. | * 'eg ““‘e , Hastings with her aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hall invited i neRr? at.lPe Evangelical church M w<ma wnrner us fora day meeting at their home; ^undByn1^*’1 *l»nsored by Die E., forgel cedar Citek SPECIAL For the Week of Feb. 1st to Feb 8th You Can Save With Safety At the Rexall Drug Store Spirits of Camphor, 2 ozs. 15c, 4 ozs, 25c 2—25c Colgate’s Tooth Paste and .... 50c brush, ALL THRJlE FOR 49c 60c lb. Psyllium Seed for constipa­ tion 50c Town Talk Chocolate Covered Cherries, lb. bdx....................... 25c Anti Chap 25c Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste. 19c , 200 copies 75c copyright Books. . . ,49c 50c Boys’ and Girls’ Book, copy. . .35c SPECIALS IN MANY OTHER Department* of Our Store. Carveth & Stebbins The Rexall Store GOODS DELIVERED PHONE 2131 W. B. C. MKfTlNa. I T» ~uu, — .Utt „< U» Wtt.- 1 Why YOU should buy / bank in Hastings MONEY that is banked and spent in Hastings means more prosperity for all of ps. It means more employment of local labor .. better prices for local farm prodnets more business for local merchants. Whatever will INCREASE the flow of money here will also increase the wel fare and prosperity oLthe people here! Lots of local money in this bank means lots of local prosperity! EVERY dollar that is hidden away is kept out of your local bank or spent far away... makes all of us here just that much the poorer. HASTINGS RATIONAL Only National Bank In Barry County D \ jVFTZ" -D Al 1 IX. Hastings . Michigan Telephone: 2217 «!“’ !X" * The regulhr meeting of the WornLAKE ODESSA. en’s Relief Corps was held Jan. 28 Fred Warner. Amy Hartwell and' Russell Benton of Alto, formerly day guests of Floyd Owen and famTiw Cemetery Circle meets with with 18 members present. The new | Bernlta Bowman decided in favor!, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Aldrich called Miss Myrtle Campbell, were Sunday ilyMrs Ubbie Lelnaar Wednesday, officer* were all In their chairs but I of-the affirmative side. Will Hammond and -family, jai Feb. 8. V1on tier father. Wm. Bradtsh. of Has­ guests ot Henry Wertman and famAsst. Con. and Asst. Guard. After I Funeral services for Russell Sny-'' tings Thursday. Mrs. Aldrich will Uy. Battle creek visited at thc home of The sick seem to be Improving at thc opening services were accepted [der. who had passed away at his stay until Saturday. Charles Shcllenbargcr and fam- Ardy Owen and family Sunday aft- this time. a* read. The order of business was [home on Saturday were held MonMiss Irene Hart is visiting in lly of Hastings also Hazel. Clarence. emoon. * John Gurd ami family ot South in regular form. The new president,;। day afternoon at the Hess funeral Laming this week. Charles. Bernice and Emerson I Mr. ---- -------------------------------------- Haven visited at lhe home of Clorand Mrs. Leavitt--entertained - w... pncc cannon Sunday. Mrs. Emma Weyerman. named her [home at two o'clock. 'Rev. Wurtz. Allan Bchler underwent un ap­ Cairns of East Hastings were 8un- friends from Hastings Thursday. various committees for the coming*[Officiated. Burial at Quimby. Mr. pendicitis operation at Pennock year. The supper committee plan­ Snyder had been in bed seven hospital Sunday. He is doing nice­ ned to have a public supper Satur­ ; months with heart troub'e. He ly. • day. Feb. 4 in the hall and wish,* leave* hl* wife and two small chil­ Dr. M. A. Hoffs was called to Iowa every member to help advertise it. dren. on account of the death of a rela­ as we hope to have a good crowd.! Mr. Smith nnd little Mis* Ruth tive. The report of the relief work showed • Wallace spent the week end with Miss Genevieve-Wortley left last that 28 calls had been made on the j the former'* parent* at Reed City. week for Flint to enter tlie school sick , and shut-ins since our last ' Thursday night,. Mr. and Mrs. for nurses at Hurley hospital. meeting, also 12.50 other than Charles Higdon entertained the Leon Purdun is very poorly at this money given. Meeting closed in rural carriers and their families and writing. • regular form, singing America nnd the employees at the post office to Mr. and Mrs. Royal Johnson furling the flags. . . spent the week in Chicago, Mr. a six o'clock dinner In honor of Mr. Tile birthday party .held in the and Mrs. Donald Waldron ' and Johnson going on business. hall Thursday. Jan. 2d was well at­ family who left for Belding Satur­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Hewitt of tended. A delicious pot luck dinner day. _ Bridge was played during the Saranac arc visiting with Ed. was served at noon, a short pro­ evening. Others present were Mr.’ Snobbie's. Mrs. Snobble has been til, gram was given in tlie afternoon and Mrs. Ed. Hafner. Mr. and Mm. but “ is better at this “ time. — and the remainder of tlie time spent Coy Brumm and family and Miss Mrs. Hazel Page went to Detroit in visiting. Monday where she lias a position.* Bcm Hinckley. The next regular meeting will be Thursday was the beginning of J Mrs. Jessie Brown passed away Feb. 11. Wc hope to see a good at­ Monday morning at her home west the church night suppers at the' tendance. — Mrs. Clara Tinkler— of the Quailtrap Comers. Funeral Methodist church. About thirty enarrangements have not been made Joyed a pot luck supper—and an I fn.cma.lnn—4alk • * lie —by »-•-—R*v— Dewey.. it. --------___Zz—------ ———dntwwUflg THE CROSSROADS. . Harry ~ A. Shields, SI. w of Grand Hastings. John Cook and family and Tiddy "lUpidif ■“ forrner' ” Nashvilie'^boy. ---- - --------- .--------Mrs. Rosc Erwin is------------------------spending a Cook and family spent Sunday with passed away Sundoy afternoon at lew days in Grand Rapids. their parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Blodgett hospital of pneumonia. His George Ziglcr, an old resident of, Davis, near Middleville. funeral wa* held Wednesday after- ,hls place, passed away Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Orvo! Tuttle spent noon at tiie Fountain St. Baptist Funeral services were held in Ionia Thursday and Friday In Lansing, church, burial In Restlawn ceinethe home of a son and burial al. the guests of Mr. and Mr*. Newman tery. He leaves his wife and two that place. • Tuttle. sons of Grand .Rapids, his mother, Mra. Cora Knapp is in very poor Mr. and Mrs, Dorr Kenyon of Mr* Lydia Shields, two brothers, health this winter. Hastings were Sunday guest* Mr.Mr*. Lee Frank and Oilland John; four 1-------- -. —• - —•—. ---------Mr.ofand spentsister*. Mrs' and Mrs. Homer Bates. William Southern. Mrs. Frank lhe week cnd ln Lansing with their Look Over Our Ueed Care Before You Buy! Geo. Townsend made a business Mathaw*. Miss Hattie Shields, all children. trip to Lowell one day last week, of near Nashville and Mrs. Ralph Mrs Homer Morgan i* on tlie sick Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams and Skidmore of Battle Creek, ”*•Utt. Mr*. Ernest Williams were Battle --------------—.. .--------------------w .. ..----- --Mrs. Cecil Beck has obtained emTiring of33-year courtship, a Payment In Laming. Crccfc 8*^rday afternoon. T mh.< u <- a *• jj -jcmi wuiuiup, 9°JJter and Ubw Maxine Dakota woman hustled her man to TELEPHONE 2121 ■ HASTINGS, 1 Stedge of Grand Rapids spent Bun- the altar. Following a brief honey.CEDAR CREEK. 15th latter's parents, Mr. moon. Il h understood she Joins the Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wertman and and Mrs. Clydo Sledge. Canadian Royal Mounted. son of Delton and Mr. and Mrs. Bring Your Model A Ford to Us For A Thorough Going Oyer! For a surprisingly small cost you can put it in tip-top shape for many thousands of miles. Here’s what we’ll do for only— Remove all carbon Grind valve* Tune motor Adjuat dittributor head Adjuit dittributor point* Clean and ad jutt spark plug* Clean and adjust carburetor Replace manifold gasket* Oil and grease Spray spring* Change engine oil Adjust brake* Clean fuel *y*tem Check battery tf&b UNIVERSAL GARAG �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1. 1>33 PAGE EIGHT ..... -----h ^sREDIHTERUYS TjJJ »«.. EXTRA MBNBSaA Prunes 5C California No food xerved ii rich«t, aio*c nutiitioui, dclidoui ot htdlkfui '■Economical, tool—Large 50-60 lira 3^' 25c Pumpkin F»ncy soldsn pompkin—Enough in ««ch un lot 2 large pics Tomato Soup 6 - 25c Bstbsri Ann—Made from choked Indiana tomiloei Zeitfully tenoned for 6n^i£B«vor White Corn ■No. 2 15c lb. bej 55c | CounUy Club—No finr while con Tender kemcli ol delightful Revor 3 Jewel Coffee Mother’s CHINA OATS 55-ot pkg Raisin Bread Fig Sirs or Ginger Snips 3 lo«l 23c 10c 25c Ovm h«ih. Creim Cheese Fancy Colby Type lb. 15c Navy Beans Michiyn-hand picked 5 lb> 10c Canvas Gloves 2 p*i« 15c Cloicly knll’wihb—util made. Screlch Feed 98c FRESH FRUITS AND' VEGETABLES Grapefruit FLORIDA 5 - 19c Thin dtlnntcL Foil a.' juice. 70-80 tiie Head Lettuce Fancy Iceberg - 60 iii« 2 lor I7C New Cabbage Fancy T« « 3 ib»-1Oc m Oranges FLORIDA Sweet end Juicy. Full ol bgillhh 2 *. 27c -252-288 site . .— COURTHOUSE NEWS PROBATE COURT. N. CMl Bnd WJfc w jpucpj, c“1’ Morris England and wife to Rob­ ert W. Averill and wife. Par. Sec. 6. Orangeville Twp. Myrtle Trajvr to V. C. Hendrick and wife. Lot W. Arnett's MUI Lake Resort. Johnstown Twp. Nancy J. Purdun to Alton R. Fisher and wife. 60 Ac. Sec. 8. Wood­ land T*P.. QLIT CLAIMS. Wm. G. Bauer and wife to Bernice Wing, 40 Ac.. Bcc.- 22. Irving Twp. . Carl H. Dewey and wife •« to «mWil­ liam H Birman N'a Lot 363. und PSr. Lot 370. City. . Frank J. Tartger and wife to Vic- , Hons Issued. Est. Thoma# W. Ronan, dec’d .Citations iuued. Est. Frank Bryans, dec’d. Petition ier Admr. filed, brdcr for public#non entered. Est. Piter W. FWder. dec’d. Inventory tiled, final, account ,of Adnir. filed, order ul!owli>g account : entered.. . •’ •. ' ! Est. kJtharlna Maurer, deed. Will tiled, petition for probate of will filed. Cider for pubii’otuon enured. Est. Jatnca Acpmaii. 'Order ap­ pointing guardun entered, tend filed, letters of guardianship Issued. Twp Steckle to Frank J. &t. Perry G. Henry, dee d. Or^ier denying petition lor rehearing en­ tered. Manville B. Morehouse and wife Est.’ Su.*au E Mann, dec’d. Petl> tun to deposit bonds filed, order to to S. Mabel Sisson. 40 Ac., See. 14, Assyria Twp. depaut-tends enteredS. Mabel Slaton to Manville B. Esl. Emma I. Barnum, deed. Ordcr and opinion disallowing claim Mureikmsc and wife. 40 Ac., Bee. 14. । 'entered, order allowing claims en­ Assyria Twp. Im G. Geller, ct al. to Mildred tered. * . Est Albert J. E. Thorburn. minor. Smith. Par. Sec. 11. Baltimore Twp. I MUdredt Smith to Edward Rice1 . Annual account tiled. . Est. Roxannu P. Garrison, deed. and wife. Par. Sec. 11. Baltimore Order apixilntin;; Admr. entered, Tup. Fred O Hughes and wile to Frank bond of -Admr. tiled, letters ot ud­ Howard — and Par-—Sec. 3. i mimstraiion iuued. inventory tiled.B. --------------— wife. -— -----Esi. Peter N Fi idir. dec’d. fmul Prairieville Twp. receipts tiled, ducliargc of executor ’ Asa Steckle and wife to John Deusued. estate enrolled. lahey, 74 Ac.. See 6. Carlton Twp . Est. Dora Lake. dee d. Order con- also 2»‘s acres Sec. 1. Irving Twp. . firming" sale entered also U»ts 1 und 2. Blk. 4. Roush’4 Est Mary S Maso. dec’tt Proof ot Add- Freeport. publication filed. . Jcl John ” Delaney •to Asa * Steckle and■> i w.f-?. 74 Ac. Sec. a. Carlton Twp.J : Est.' Sophia HeLv. dee d. Inven- wife, itory tiled, petition 'to/ usslgn *tod also ~ 2»’; qrres. Sec. 1. Irving Twp.., ! transfer »t<x-ks and bonds hied, or­ ai>o Lots 1 und 2. BII4. 4. Roush's 1 der to assign or transfer U. S. Ixindr, Add.. Freeport. Lewis, IL Harding and wife to. entered, order to assign or transfer i owume.-h Power Mock entered. * Alice L- Harding. Par. Secs. 5 und I 6. Orangeville Twp. Helen Horn to Enk-sf A. Horn.1 tire ot hearing on probate ol will Par. Sec. 1 and 74iW Ac. Sec. 31. USUi’d. Est.- fjforgc Rnfflcr. dic'd. Waiver Baltimore Twp.. also 06 Ac.. Sec. 6, of notice filed, order allowing ac­ Johnstown Twp. Arthur Tyler to. Gertrude G. Ty-. count entered, discharge ol Admr. ler. Par. Sec. 2. Rutland Twp. issued, estate t-nrolled.Bert Wilkin* nnd wile to Kate Burdick. 60 Ac. sec. 35. Barry Twp. Mary Hoe» to Mildred Smith. Lots : Philip J. Peters-and wife tnFrank C- Rathbun. 40 Ac’. Sec. 31, frhom- 1. 10. 2 and 0, Blk, 2. Dunning’s, Add. City. . apple Twp. Mildred Smith tn Mary Hoes, ct g Erwa H. Harmon and wife to Dale Hilton Harmon. *133 Ac.. Sec. • 1, al, Lou 1. 10, J and 0. Blk. 2. Dun-; I ulng'-s Add- City. j Johnstown Tup. ! ElmiT Northrup and •wile to R. FltEEFOItT. Roy Woodruff and Wifi. W‘j Lot 3. Blk.EaatchrAOd, city, < ■ ----Monday -------------visitor# ;«t the Bryans Mrs. ----Dale C. D. Bauer and'Wlfq, to Anna L. home were, ■" Mr. ,and —------, Bauer. Lot 3. Blk. IB. Eastern Add- Shatterly and two children and Mr. City. , and Mrs. Bernard Herbert and two Orpb.a J. Conian to Frank S. Co- children of Lake Odesaa. num. 80.Ac.. Sec. 33. Thornapple Mr. andMr*. C. W-Doty and chil• , aren vu tx-vci rars were guesis oJt-sc B Hunt and wife to John lht. iatttr’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. R- Luca.-. 40 Ac. Sec. 26. Johnstown Ej. coats.-and Waller coats. Twp. ' . ' Air. nnd Mrs. Ed. Coals enter-' El -m B Payne to Daniel Payne, 60 tamed with a birthday dinner Wed-: msday in honor of Walter. Coats, ' William J. Hayti r and Wife to who has enjoyed iw winters. Tiios< George William Heber. 70 Ac.. Sec. present were the latter’s two daugh-1 20. Castleton-Tup. and Mrs. Fred Lit tn B. Payne to ClUn nce Elmer ters and Mr. Payne, Jr., w Ac. See. 37. Hope Schwadcr. Frank I>» r was numbered among Make your DOLLARS WORK for you/ Working Dollars ... Like Working Men Add to the Worth of Every Community • Community Welfare is dependent upon Individual Welfare. The suc­ cess of industry depends upon the prosperity of its employees and the buying public. The strength and prosperity of a bank depends uppn the financial welfare and the confidence of its patrons and depositors. So the community can be measured by the welfare and prosperity of its im dividual citizens. • Successful and Prosperous Citizens Make A Successful and Prosperous Community • jThe progress of YOUR OWN community and YOUR personal wel-. fare will be best served by you if you will put every dollar you can spare where it will be working for you! This Conservative Bank Offers You Its Best Services Hastings City Bank "The Bank with the Chime Clock" Capital $75,000 Surplus .. $50,000 Miss Jurat NovUkey spent Satur­ ward F. Glau and wile. Lot 30. Wist Bcadr. Fino lake. Johnstown Twps day aiternoon with Miss Marguerite , Rapids arc .-.pending a few days '.Wtre callers ut thc Mrs. Pear! O'Brien for tlieir home in Lansing ' NOUTH HOPE. . John W. Olmstead to Bertha Olm­ Seger of Carlton. 1 with thc latter’s Bister,’ Mrs. Glen.Smith home Thursday. -Mrs. Faul remained for a short visit.I Mr -and Mrs. Jay Andera ami ..eau, rai . occ ... Gviwvieve BcuhlvT of Benton stead. Par. See. 21. Assyria Twp. Millar roiirrf M,«n« n“'"n J?"- 'yiJbur Tyler of; The Coats Grove Ladles Sunday1 mothci apent TueMay lltcmoon Smith D. Staiuihy and wile to Harbor called on MU» Jtecphine Mry Pete Mllkr called on Ha-c. Bounc called on hu sister. Miss, -chool clu>-rs met Thursday with-with Mr. and imi Mn. Chas. wuiiu Welch in in --— . ..w. i.ixrv .uuxauu, »iur*r.n an . .im, .-i. L-iui:. Ida B. JacJBbn, 130 Ac.. See 28. Novukey Thursday. Monday evening. Mamie Tyler at tiw Mrs. Pearl, Mrs. ----- Fay --------C.----------------- pot -• --------■ ■ ----Wing with a luck;thc — Striker district. Johnstown Twp. Mr*. Comstock of .utuuiunil tap. ...... •Freeman ......... ........ . ... Grand, NovuiccyGoodenough spent Tuesday SmitR home Wednesday. i‘.unntL“LnoOn; ‘.Y oc^Mon^‘n,fi Mr and Mrs William Harens Claud Hxrrirtrtun and wife to W. Rapids was guest of her mother. iin Lloyd Gland Rapids ’--------------- »-•-«---------- — ■ .the birthday of Mrs. Wing. Fhere an(j ourvthv and Erwin Harens ot W. Lune. 80 AC . 8. .• 13. Barry Twp. Mrs Lydia Siniprot: Sunday. WOODLAND. OrMr. and Mt*. Henry Wickham uf Dorothy Goodenough visited । were J2 present. Southwest Rutland ajjent Sunday 11. Carlton called on tlie hitter’s cousin. friends in Hastings Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne. Long. j. John Mr. and Mrs: Donald Gager and'with Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Hart and viiie Hammonds, 3» Ai , Mr. and Mrs. Dell Godfrey spent Hunuh und Mrs. L. , Faul—— zzlkd e-r. -IM>1 Mrs. Pearl Smith. Saturday. nf‘,vLrmA^re4i ,|” i ^lsJI I!**crc T^teing vis- family. Hope Tup. Sunday with relatives in Grand ,A g<rjd many will be pleased lo .Rapids. «rmnn ,. n 1 i.~__. Q a^l{j J^r| fipfflt Mrs. Crowell Hutch nof Vermontville jtor.i Saturday. Jiilia G.' Johncock T. “ iUid Mrs. Neal Wulnilh of Nash— Woodland Chester B. johnewk and wik-. Par- know that Mrs. Lydia Lightfoot. The High School basket । Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Httrel Noviakey spent Sunday ville Saturday afternoon. .^.-V a. wxa.M,-,....wi«o has tevii very seriously ill at until See 6, Oring-ville Twp. all WQ.> tev*' team nlav»H ..... .. bull MU.. boys' M.UUI |<»,ru played ni at VarVHnnt. US VermontKCIUIUUL- J,fW Q|cn WaUoti at FmirteViUc. Mr. and Mr*. Sant Eckert ot Lacey Schdlcnbargv Satiertleld- the home of her son in Grand Rap- jICYing. Mr. and MrJohn Haley. Mr and vil& Friday eveiUng. Vcrmontvllk. • ■ William Faust has bccii quite ’.‘o old Merchants Notional -Bamc ids. u much improved al tiw last rcMr- William Spttzlcy and Mr. and 37; Woodland 52 Nek. but Is reported better at this Miss Bertha Matthews of Hus­ Mrs. Joneidi Hackenbrtick of Port­ und Trust Co. 20 Ac, See. 36. port. writing. Johnstown Tap Andrew Eckert and children of tings and Charlie Smith ot Detroit land were guestr. of Mr. and Mrg. Mr. nnd Mr*. Nelson Hulbert nnd lull Sunday. auiiimb i Although Berlin is situated about Minnie TrtthrtCk to Sarah Pen- Kclloggsvlllc were guest* ol the I were guests at thc home of Mr. and.• uuu Chas. Took vnas. quuusj. 200 nifics from thc sea. the city Is .son of Battle dceek and Mr. and __________________________ neck. 60 Sq Rds . S-.c. 28, Barry termer’s paienU. Mr. and Mrs. Sam ,,Mrs. Dell Godfrey Sunday. Rt? '' — T2"Freeport —I*"".’ It“cce.xsible Awaaruic by uy waler, warer, canals canais llnkl-d nnsen up । Mrs. Lem Ulrich ajid family, of Has­ Eckert recently. Rev. and Mrs’. E. M. Wheeler *?--. was in Woodland Woodlanil Saturday S.itlirriav on nn busihusi- u-ith the Elbe -j am! Oder Rivers . . was In al-i tings >|x*m Sunday with Mr. and PJayfurd M. Burgess of Battle tended thc funeral of their aunt. j_ GeutgC U. Sprague and wife to lowing passage of small motorahips. I Mrs. Albert Ulrich. . Creek visited Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Mrs. Robert Oil), of Woodland>’ ueiS' Tuesday ----- 7 I Jack stcm 0[ Hastings and Miss Deming Sunday and Monday. -----Barry l’«F. , .. ..a , , June Briggs of Laming were woek-i, Mr» George Thompson made a . v T^H«nnc) and wife were in rnd uue>Mi E-tilla M. Backus to George U Ur ttn(1 K o. .Sprague and wife. 424J2 Ac.. Sec. 7. bu^esa trip to Hastings Wbdaes- Lake Odessa on business Tue.-day Fmnie. . Barry Twp. Mr. and Mrs. Johnwere Baarcaller, and son jJtiro? Rsy.E Geiser wife ton*Twp to Ira J Rotert -ill ’a’Y »'c.‘and 3B.Y7'/to ’oF Campbell" ’at t -W1U nunibered knd decorating then hail. ’ *1 ; In Our Meat Department Steak Round Sirloin ’ Lb. 10c Pork Loin Roast End Lb. 6C Boiled Ham Sliced .i-b. 19c Pork Roast Picnic Style Lb. 6c Pork Steak 2 15c a,. 35c Oysters Hamburg or Sausage’ 4 Lb. 25c Htiw Wetigberg- and wife to the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fish ' Wm. Flory b confined to his home ..................................................................... ’.with b throat in/ectlnn. i •HciuT B. Wilder and wife. UH 72. Ajunrlaj _ । - Mr a’)d . • Ray Ware MwbdamM j v. iI1Ibcrt. Fr9- Itor.! llArnen - Mill Lake Re.-ert. Mr. and Mr* -------of! Ixjwe’.l Campbell were' Sue.us of Mrs Edith it the home Godfrey and Dr. Feckham Sunday. d,.r nnd Sl)orno mu-nded a Lillian M Jenmngs to Jam1’ Ker- were callers at the Allen Allen Full Fuh home Ji-?.’.. Lots 47 and 48 Morgan village. Monday night. Ira Beckner of Bellevue, Michi- luncheon at thc home of Mrs. Ed-j ■.illian M JenMr. ajyi -Mt ■ Frank Cwl made a gan. called at lhe J. L. Ickes home, ward Gobles of Grand Rapids Tues- i Monday. day. and 4a. Mor- busuu’.-.s trip to .Hauling# Monday. hints. cl : .. Miss Mary Miller ol Ctarkavdle' Rev. Gamble of Grand -Rapids will I George Higdon nnd family of gan village t to Henery called‘on Mis- Gaytlu Uiomb SJt- start a series of revival meetings al Nashville were Sunday guests of . Anthony utday afternoon. the local U. B church January 29 Welby Crockford and family. Mrs. Piiilllp Wingcter is cnlwally Spe-ctal music will te used tn con-1 Mr. and Mr-; Jolui Deli visited Millie Herrington to Hasting* N.i- til ut the St Mary's hospital m nyction with tiw -tcrvicc*. Everyone their daughter. MBs Dorothy IXU. . cordially invited. . of Kalamazoo Sunday. tidna! .Bank, ite Ac. See. 26. Baits- Grand Rapid* • Rev and Mrs. Wheeler enter-, Harold. Beatrice and Goldie MilMiss PhyllB England left Sunday nr.uc Twp. Mary L 'Boulter to Janie.*- Boulter tabled the Mt.-swr.ary Society of the ler und Clarence Fry of Topeka.‘in company with Mrs. Edwin Pate Pfegwnt Valley church at their Indiana, and Frances Miller of near of Detroit for a two weeks’ visit home Friday. Kalamazoo, were callers at tiw Joe with Mr and Mrs. Homer Hahison FrofeMor SpUidlor ol Lay (cite. Kaulfman home Saturday. lot Detroit NORTHEAST WOODLAND. in Wt-t Od?.,.<a ■ . Indiana, called on his cousins, Rev. Velma und Gerald and William Dell Williams and Mrs. Raymond Mrs Mabie Velte cr.ieftalncd the and Mrs. Wheeler Monday Forbcy spent (Saturday with their McLeod spent last week end with James Bi church ar.d wn ot ChrksMr. and Mrs. R. A Stuart were in aunt and uncle. Mr. und Mrs. Fred relatives in Waukeegan. Illinois.' W. iLcrt on Jului Stairs xccent- Mvaiotmry Circle Wedr.v.-day afterGrahd Rapids on busine&> Tuesday. Schwuder. in Campbell. CL-ovj fwp Clyde Varney returned to Woodland! Little Jacqueline Judith Rom ar­ Alton R Fishxr and wife to Floyd Mr. wnd Mra. J. D. Coil spent with them' for several weeks’ visit.: D»’w’ Bawdy spent Saturday and ar.d rived January 5. at thc home, ot Mr. Sunday at Gun Lake also called oni 'Mr ,r ■■»<< * Frank Kilpatrick and Wr Mrs. Sunday with Mm. Hammond of E Pennington. and Mrs Jack Rose. Marinette. Ari­ Mr ar.d Mrs Herrick White there. and family accompanied, by Mrs/ Wt-wdiand Twp North Irving. . zona Mother nnd bate ore doing Mr, and Mrs. Ray Ware of Southi Freda Fleuher and son. George, of , Ear! A-Wiles and wife to Peoj: Mr and Mrs. John Gardner and’ Hazol Han«hai nicely at last report. Lowell called on Mr. and Mrs. Elmer State Bank. LOO Ac,. See. 13. : Lansing visited Mr. and Mr.- Hazen daughter spent Sunday at Charspent the week c Bom to Mr- and Mrs. Roy Stadel. Roush Sunday. syna Twp Mitchel! and family of Grand Haven January 24. a baby girl Mr. and Mrs J- D. Cool-called oni Sunday. Scott Sherwotd and u:fe Charley Velte and daughter, Ro-.a. Cillers Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs. ^1. Cool ol GrandI [ Mr. and Mrs. Frank U’ecbcr and George H Noffga and wile, 80 Mr. and Mrs. LawretVc Velte and Mr and Mrs. Henry- Adams were. Rap-.ds Sunday. ' daughter ot Detroit spent the week son. Mr. and Mrs. Will Velte.- Mr. Mrs Albert wells waj in GrandI end with Mr. and Mre- Carl JorElsie EUUon to Wt'.la A Taylor. Clayton Clarion Adams and wife and child Tfiomphv. Paris, showed a profit.of Par. Blit. 7. Phillipa Add. Nashville, ot Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ad- Rapids a guest ot her suter and1 dan Lquui M. Seta rer (o Elmer S'.e- atns and two children ot Grand husband.’ Mr. 'ana Mrs. George- i Mr. and Mrs Grant Osgood spent vens and wife. _ Lot ...16. ,rfjctarer'S' Rapids and Mrs. Frost and aon________ of .. Wells, server*) days last week. Sunday P. M. with Mr. and Mrs. 'Plat. Crooked lake. Ironton. Wisconsin. Mrs. Alice Hale of Grand Rapid;t Roscoe Hynes of East Woodland. Elmer Steven# and wife to HerMrs. Henry Adams was on the is spending a lew days wtth her; r J. R. Meadow, publisher of the ibeii S Smith and wife. E\ Lot 16 sick list Saturday. daughter, Mrs. Albert Well*. I Woodland Nejvs and Mrs. Meadows ‘ Seteror *-Fiai. cruolwd lake. Mr-. Ida Houk visited her . par-- - Alrs-Miuard.Lc^is called on ..left Thursday for Huntington. In-. Arthur F. B- hanna and wife to.cuts. Mr. and Mrs. IknucI Weaver, Pearl Smith Saturday. . ----- — .—-------------I dtana. Wm. Warner and son. Us-, Howard Q Pilgrim and wife. Par. uf Elmdale Tuesday. Thc ?!n; “nir.; by ter Warner, drove them through. 1 play’ given Trttcy Frida)' cevening Sec. 10. Assyria Twp Mr. and Mrs. McMahn of Peru, tlie LadlcY t Aid AU4 of nV the local 1^,1 M. M E V M1S5 Lenorr Dowden (DCfil thei Alter’-. B Knowles and wife to Indiana arc convalescing nicely church was u decided success. The wiieek end with relatives in Lansing. Earl Peraaxk and wife. 40 Ac. Sec from injuries received from ar. auto title-“Two Days lo Get Married’’- Miu Virginia ». ut vof > East LanFaul '13. Barry Twp accident recently. The latter is a proved quite an attraction Every sing spent the week end with herRew S Butler and wife to Leon- granddaughter of Mr. and Mra member of the cast filled their place parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence' . ard J. Molhoek and wife. Lot 7.. Henry Adams. very well. FiuL .Crooked lakf resort. Barry Twi> Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rogers of: Mrs. — Bums Anderson araj —daughC. Schuler naiu and — ........... -— -- -j—. —C. . J. Barnuin. s. x_,. । Izotiard ai ‘Euaihood. ct al. to Grand Rapids were guest* oi Mr. ter. Alice, ducators1 icc. enjoyed enjoyed aa birthday birthday dinner dinner L L. L. L. Faul Faul attended .-ittcncied an an eeducators Enu»t c. Stage: and wife. Par. Lots und Mr#. Earl Rogers nnd Mt. --and ’s ’smother eting atatthe] —------------------------------------—at the home homeofatthe theformer former mother.and .andschool schooldirectors directorsme meeting the 0 and 10, Blk. 2. Paiilma Beaeh., Mrs. * • . ... . JehUl Rogers Sunday. Mrs. Cleveland at Middleville. Sun- Olds Hofei In Lansing Saturday. I Johnstown Twp • l Miss Dorothy Shelllngton of Ire- day Miss Florence Ferman of West • ’ Frank E. Howard and wife to! ing will make her home with Mr.) Otto Light foot ba# flu pneumonia Woodland spent Friday evening and: ; William W. Lung and wile, Par. and Mrs. mnry Adams, and con- and Is under the doctor's cate. . Saturday with Miss Dorothy Tyler.' 1 Sec. 2. Prairieville Twp. tinue her school Grandma Barton U considerable the tecauon being Dorothy’s birth-. I Alice L Harding to Lewis Hard­ Mrs. Mabel Osborne accompanied better from flu pneumonia at this day. ing and wife. Parcel# Sec 6, Mr. and Mrs. Eul Rogers to Has- writing, and MUs Tyler and 51a Mrs Un Geo. Ota Faul and grandchildren..tings, where lhe former had dental pearl fjmlth are also convalCaCfcjg1 Catherine and’George O’Brien who Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Hastings, Mich. , Orangeville Tup. ’ work done Monday. from the flu. have been visiting her for several Trayer and wife. Lot 80. Arnetts’ Mr and Mrs. Oluktead and Ifr. and Mrt. Ed Walicr;- uf Ir.-’I*eeks. left U;t week with their■ daughter, Dorothy Louise, ot Grand in* and Bev. Gear hart of Hasting?1 parents. Mr. and Mrs. FUchaxtl Beef Pot Roast -7c Red Clover Coal SERVICE Prompt Delivery and Care in Handling Best of Quality in all grades of cpal. The COLD DAYS are NOW HERE! Buy your coal NOW! FILL YOUR coal bin BEFORE the . RELAL ZERO weather comes! DON’T GET CAUGHT some sub­ zero day WITHOUT FUEL I ENTHUSIASTS SEND US New Customers EVERY DAY Hastings Lumber o Coal Co. Smith Bros. Velte & Company DEALEBS LN WOOL. GBAIN. SEEDS. FLOUB, FEEDS. COAL, SALT, UME AND ETC. Telephone 2257 Hutingt, Mich. Pl. Mr. and this neigh passed uw �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNEflDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 198J MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. amaaoo for a one'o’clock luncheon i PRAIRIEVILLE. MILO. CARLTON CENTER. । n «... . J> Mr*. Floyd Wales and sou*. Frank I Several ladles from this communlty Joined • lhe Home-Makers Middievllie W«e nt£ aotUou- ‘I***1 “ »»*’ days al tied relatives in Grand Rapids, I Bert PnttoUB al Delton .caring for Sunday. | Club of Kellogg Agricultural dis­ HJ.mi.utLr Vnmn ft . f tbc home during hte abkenoc. • trict In a trip through the sani­ Btitndstetlcr homo Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Crockford, who has i H<kwtl w C4m. tarium and Kellogg's food factory. been ill. is better at tills writing, which caller* on Mrs. Emma John­ I HfiV“ rid William Helrtgel Mr. and Mrs. J. Kick of near' .. luncheon 1 son'at Delton and Mrs. laura Cadmuch enjoyed. A delicious walladar at Hickory Corners Satur- m,Kt<rn'and° Mr^* Mcrfta'1 w<xu Freeport visited her brother. Mr. । < wm served at the Kellogg plant at day afternoon. Both of these ladles M Mcrnu Wood and Mrs. Ralph Henriey. Sunday. | I one o’clock and a food demonatra- are confined to their beds with wconeiaay. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hcnncy and ' 1 lion wu given after tlie sight-seeing sickness. . I Ura- Arthur Eifler and children of son spent Sunday with thc latter’s’, [trip through the plant. Mr. and Mrs.'Bradfield and Jack BtvRIe Creek are *pcncimg several sister. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Fisher, 1 { Me&dames Flower, Bellinger and were in Kalamazoo Saturday. days "th with Mrx. Mrs. Lu:.: Lulu tihcpnard dxy: Si:r;::;~d and uf Hastings. i Dewey attended a birtliday luncii... ••’_rs ■bylp .... ..... .... 1 ri.mflv .’ * Willard Nash df Lansing visited', Mr _SHa^ W|I««.. and Iainlly eon given by Mrs. Dale Humphrey Norman or Battle Creek Visited There acre luo present a*, church Ins parents, 'Mr. and Mis. Guy jot Wildwood. Gull lake, Wcdnes- relatives In Milo Wednesday und services Sunday. There i* «-Uil room I day. in honor of her molhcr-Jn- 'Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Sleek- Stadle, who1 ' . for niure. law, Mrs. Annie Humphrey. Covers 'r&xuitly lived in Arm Arovr. but La*Lcnc^Tbc will m« I were laid tor eight. ’Die afternoon ha*® ®"£JMf®.-— Aid --Society —-—',,.-7------:' with ~'~J fomwrfy resided north uf Carlton "“to Bcilinjcr-.s Mrs. Earl Dunlap Wednesday, Ft*b- -Center,'was buried from tlu- local was spent in vtslUng wm vtalUng and wm was much — Muth -----fBrm-------------and wjJJ---work .. (t -.j-ryury lt 8 Ui for put luck dimir.-- m UMf . enjoyed. enioyeu. i corning year. . John WjltuM. E churfh Sunday altcriuxui. In­ . . •. and iyn Roy and ..and Mrs. ....................... .. ........................ .. tcrmimt Ur Fuller, cemetery. i The Ladles’ Aid Thursday was ; \Mr. Ernest Quark spent'ivan Smith attended, th I well attended iith^taTAibirt^ ;pirey"'j^T at the hoine of Mrs. ur ??15' ‘t<’inU “J u-.L. » y,I^t^d‘'»ic Euu41'.‘ V-M r ’itr' the week end with the latter. ..... u.nruR ........ ... ... j were, served ol dinner. Four ladles j w. Shults of Chicago was Mn Byron Estep ol Loke Odessa | were present from Richland. After < Ukc lIHIs Farm the ,«ut week. ■ the-uriti JSe >i>Mkr7 ” tl»e busincM meeUng a program of The February meeting of Milo Beatrice 8mtm i . helping D>ca guestj Wednesday ati­ music and readings was given fol- 1 Ladles' Aid will be ut rt»e ivome of Brandstetter fur a lew M • Corners ----- „ _r*. Leslie Daniel.*. lowed by an earnest talk from our b. N. and Nina Pcnrirr. A pot luck BntndxteUcr has been ill for two • Thc Carlton L A 8. will be held S?hi; re?t M‘ “ UWnK Acu> 2 3i dinner and an inyitattou to every- wcciu but l. son* better. at the Iwi.e uf-Mr. and M;s. Guy for his text. -one to come- Please bring table 1 n1L. pfogn.m thUrrtlay night. ash, Thursday of thte John Kammerer came from Chi-! service. Program in charge of Mr*- given for the benefit ot th- B-, cago early last week and has been H. J. Kraus and Mrs. Percy Jones.. scoul. wav u mkcvs, Irani.’..itt to Mr. and Mrs Lc&lic Danil-15 and voting his old neighbors and ’ ------------fluteh. The eilubiu uf many knute family were gucsb. Buadav dt M;. friends In this vicinity. MOt|TH MAPLE (.HOVE. <>t u<xxl> ropc )yluLl th, John Brandatelter has been quite I Robert* Larry is tiu* name given picture., and description <4 the :.uw and Mrs. Wm." Schndi’r of Calusick the . past week. IBs condition1 Ute young *un of Mr. and Mni. by Mr Shafer, a brief talk by Ben The children /if Mr. and Mrj remains about tiie same. ! Douglas DeCump. Johnstoif "of Battle Cr«:->; and las’. Mr. and Mrs. Flower. Bernice and1 Mr. and Mrs. Ebtr Hoffman of but not-kail tlie play The Cota- during the pas; Mrs. Bellinger spent Sunday with Hastings >jn-nl Sunday with thru. Against Cum v ' by the Norin Pute their brother and -uncle, MrT and-! parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. Huffman.: Lake nun. Thc evening »aa an vn- lied tin' former s brother Mr Mr*. C. F. Moreau. They found, Leila Bllckncr ot Nashville was a joyable one. Mr. Moreau somewhat better and: week end visitor. I Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Wood spent ning. able to be up part of the lime. | Lawrence Jarrard had lire mis- Sunday witii Mr. and Mrs. George Mr and Mrs. John Hoi Mrs. Hattie Bellinger attended a i fortune lo cut one nt ids large t«s M. Wood and family Sunday. CTBupamca companicd Mr. and Mr-. 'luncheon ut the home of Mrs. oil Saturday morning while cutung; Word Just received of.the sudden t,. iaansu-- Sunda-'* Each night, many lIinu-anilH of Michigan Florence Blatter at Kalamazoo wood. {death ol Jake Felder, who iu,. i<>imd {11..,. tcog Willard [Thursday. ■ - Catey Jarrard calk’d at L W. dead in bed tins Monday mwriutu .chuo) • families rest more safely und securely be­ | Mesdames Lulu Snlflin and Ber- Jarrard* Sunday to we hb brother.; His bro:tier Peter p.<. -.<i away only " ' ' lha Prouty will be co-ho*te.MC* of 1 Lawrence. )u few weeks m,’<. Mr. IVldtr wu. cause of tiie telephone in thc house. the Home Litrary Club al tiie home Mr. und Mrs. Fred Hill and fam-1 hot leering well for some time, nut.hof the former Thursday, Feb. 9 far ily of .the Quailtrup District .--pent ing senou-v waa anitcipai * Mi ’ Fur, day mid night, Minimcr mid winter, thc dinner. Tlie annual election of; Sunday at the Bellas home. [Ffldcr w.ls u n>p<cud law'abiding officers will take place al tliat lime. Mr. und Mrs. P Holl^mn attend-1 citizen and util Im: inLvwd nut only telephone alaiida ready to Munninii police at also nn original parlor play written cd thc funeral of David Aspinall‘by his family but by many otliei.> by Mrs. H. J. Kraus will be given, Thursday ut the Dunham church. ■ The family, have Uic sympathy ut thc Qnit .unexplained aound . . .. firemen, by nine members of the club. Mra.j Mr. and Mr*. L. W. Jarrard re-[the commuriiiy. lhe first ominous whiff of smoke.a doctor, 1 Kraus hus named.her play “Smooth; ccived word that a 7 !> pound son j Tiw Rcbukalut n:c ypotev.irUtg a i Sailing." It is’vcry well written and: arrived at tlie home of Mr. and I musical ent-ri.ihiincni to be mvenwhen accident or midden ilinctm intrude*. |[*' Mrs. Eddy Wednesday, file' *by Mnu-trclot I te a credit to her originality. “ A. * — the Dtxlela'nd Colored........... | Friday Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Flower..‘‘young man will answer to the name ! Plainwell High school ut the wwn I Mr. and Mrs N. H. Barber. Mr. and of Charles Duane. Mrs. Eddy was hail. Wednesday evemiyj, Feb. U. i Remember the date Small iAlnd»Mrs. Ross Evers and O. B./Garrett formerly Therma Jarrard. ‘ were delightfully entertained at a, Miss Ila Jurrard of Buttle Creek,! stem. Watch tor bills. Coni'-. birthday party given by Mrs. J. J. spent thc week end ut thc Jarrard-< Mr.-.. Hcnfy Bensqn is on Hie su’k j list. Her many diut-nds wiafi tor jier ' Doster al their -new home hi Del­ , Elliston home. ’ ton. in honor of her husband’s nu- . Tiie Ladles' Aid of lhe South’ L[M_-.dy recovery. tai day. The birthdays of all of: Evangelical church will liold an aft -! Mr. and Mi.-. Milo Li.hmai) spent i these men occur in January, three. .ienioon meeting at the home of Mr. last week m Kalamazoo'the Kiie->t.> of them oecuring consecutively.. and Mrs. Clyde Cheescman Tues- ; of n lai.i r-. . ’ Mr. and Mrs. Merrit^ Wood were •day, February 7. Light refreshThe Rebekah.. wilHiave tlv.ir rrjPLEASANT RIDGE. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arley-■ usually at these gatheriugs whichi 'menu will be served. Everyone ular imeunu February 7. in tlu; aft­ iemojn.- The Odd X'ellpuitm the Mr and Mrs. Cecil Ronk and two Townsend of Grand Rapids. Intcr-■ have been held, annually fur the; ;I please bring thimbles. ■ past three years but were not; i ------------- -*■♦ » ■■— [evening Remembtr tno-datc und k: friends ot Battle Creek spent Sun1!1 Fuller-cemetery. . day ut Lester Klnni^’s. Tlie Ladies’ Aid will meet thisi! able to be with us at this time whichi j A new means of attracting tour-; us try and .have u good attenddne I Lu. adopted in Spam, involve.1, a: at both meeting-.. A K. Rlcnunl.s(in. who lived in week Thursday with Mrs. Nayne: i all regretted. . I Mrs. Hattie Bellinger was a guest i : television station to radiocast^ Mrs. Chuilts Fordxif Pun- lake thia nciabborhood for nutny years. Coolbaugij. Club No. 2 serving dln1 of Mrs. Norda Schoonmaker at Kai- [ passed away Sunday night. She pwed away Thitwlay morning al’ ncr. leaves a *vn Robert Ford, two grand.-oite und one sister. Her broth­ er, diaries Draper, * and a sl»Je.' parsed away only a short time ago. We extend sympathy to the Ixreaved ones. ’ n Guard while you sleep Co-operative A Building and Loan Association la a mutual organluowner—a sl)arc holder In lhe corporation, and ha* a holders' money ta Wurth 100 tenia. 21 be Rational jTnan & Umiegfittent ffiompann Dttroit't Oldctt Building and Loan Attociation 1250 Griswold Street, Detroit J. L MAVS, REPKESLNTATIN E IN HASTINGS HOPE CENTER. ix-lu ii -pent Sunday with Mr. and E iri Paddock committed suicide Mr.-. Cha McDermott and Mr. and. Burdette Lyttle, lhe occasion Miinday night by 'nlung strychnine. Mrtkli.g Leena birthday. . ’ Much sympathy 1* extended to tk-.Mim In- r. Ashby te in Battle family. Funeral services were held Cu*k ]>* lp.ng her aunt. Mrs, rooms on Thunday. ■: Houldxwortli. mn.ity was saddened toj yr ai.d AOtbony Williap-.V death of Mr. and Mrs. arid ‘on and Mr. ana Mrs. Ruasell■ Kay and baby <4 Kalamazoo spent’ . Sunday with tiuir jarentv, Mr. and r. ai.d M:.'. Clarence Tester and Mrs. Frank Leonard. and John Tester of Hastings.!’ Mr and Mre Clare Ashby rcand Mr 1/N»n Dunning an.I I turned home Sunday after vultlng .... .. Kate Willianuj of;I three »«:k* in Battle Creek. daughl : Take Advantage of this GREA T, ®) suGAR ±±5 <SALE< at your nearest A & P Store! 'LOA EKDALE. THERE IS NOW A BRAND NEW MODEL ELECTRIC WASHER Sanitary Tub, Porcelain Enameled inside and outside Fust Washing 3-Vane Agitator IT’S THE NEW LOW-PRICED Six-Position Reversible Wringer Controlled by Interlocking Safety Lever Balloon type Wringer Rolls Life-Time Transmission requires no oiling— . • 1 las direct shaft drive with no belts . to slip or cause trouble . Smooth, Noiseless Operation Fully Guaranteed ALL $ FOR Mr.i. Emma Johncock /i’uesduy. P. ! M.. Feb. 7th. A Frances Willard : program will be given. Everyone invited. A birthday party given hi honor* of little Mary Joyce Pierce’s filtn birthday was held at the Kellogg home Saturday P. M. The table was beautifully decorated, red hearts and colored balloon* lianging Irani tiie lights above tlie center of the table. After the games were played, refreshments oi ice cream und birthday cake wi-nf* served by Margaret and Rosemary Kellogg on' tlu: candle-lit table. Fourteen little guests went home tired but happy. Mrs. Rcplbgle has been on tlie sick Ust the liu.t few day-.. Mrs. Everett McCallum iiaJ been staying with her. Cloverdale friends me congrajulatlng Bert Patton of Delton o:i liis (narnagb to Mrs. Margaret Law­ rence of Augusta. ’ Mr and Mrs. Wm. Butlcn Mr. und Mrs. Brooks and -wn, John, Mr. and Mrs. Moes und daughter and friend of Kalamaaxi were Sunday, guests of Henry Pennels usd Mrs.. Martha Chamberlain. Mrs. Ford Demond of Kulamazoo spent tlie week end ut the Lester Monica home. Xlr>. Leonard, iicr mother, returned with |icr lo Kala­ mazoo Monday. . Mr. and Mrs A. T. DodkMin of Richland spent Thursday with Art Waugh upd family. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carter of Kala­ mazoo- went tht? week end with Cloverdale relatives. • Tan Whittu y and family accom­ panied by Jean Waugh sjicnt Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Mason Whit­ ney of Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. Murk Garrison und Inna Jean, were Sunday guests at, Lawrence Beadle a uf South Has,tings. Mr. and MA Dwight Mentor whoj have been visiting Kalamazoo and; Battle Creek relatives and friends/ returned home the first of thc week. MARTIN COHNLR3, Mrs. Fred Barry returned Jvomc last week- after vuutuig her daugh­ ter, Mrs Juba Brown, m Nashville for a couple ol weeks. Wedding bells have rung again in our neighborhood and this time its Misu Helen Slocum and Vernon Karrar ct mar Lake Odessa who are thc happy couple. Congratula­ tions. The Martin P. T. A. will med thh week Fnday. evening Feb. 3. A cor­ dial invitation U extended to ali. Mrs. Eva Truutwein returned Sun­ day Irani a two week.’ visit in Bat­ tle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crockett and daughters und Mr:.. Clara Wilder accompanictl her home and spent tl;c day at Alfred Fish­ er’s- Mr. and Mrs. James Tyler r>f Woodland were also Sunday guests E Q.50 y CASH OR M.95 “■DOWN Installs this Universal in Your Home! 15 MONTHS S'S SEE IT AT OUR STORE—OR PHONE 2305 lUtpciuber lhe s. 8. ackt Sunday at 10:30 o’clock. You are invited lo attend. । The Young People.-,’ Claw party waa held Friday evening at the home of Leia upd Neva Naylor. The evening was pleasantly spent with games and sltpiu and Mrs. Naylor served relreshmcnu lo the youftg peop& ’ ______ A FULL-SIZE MODEL CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY with all the QUALITY FEATURES tor which Universal it famous I BANNER want ADVS. PAI. Michigan Beet 25 Lb. Pocket. $1.09 Lb. Pocket. 1OO $1.15 □almon W AAR Lb. Pocket Lb. B.,. 10 Pure Cane 25 10 100 Lb. Pocket Lb. B... Raisins 24# lb. Bag Iona Brand Eight o’Clock Coffee Nutley Margarine 45$ Quart 21c 4 rii-. 19c Rajah Salad Dressing All Flavors Sparkle Flour 46c $4.40 Tall' Cmi Bed 2 Tall Cans 25c ALASKA PINK- 44c $4.19 Lb. Sun Maid 37c 19c 3 Lya., 55c 15c 2 4 £ 25c Pk«- 23c KJ 25c Mother’s China Oats Tomatoes or Corn Macaroni °rspagheii X' 29c IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT Loin Roast °*J"k 14c Chickens Fresh Dressed Boiled Ham X: !t I7c ££? 10c IOc Bacon lb. 15c Veal Rounds ib. Beef Ribs GREAT Young Steer Beef ATLANTIC & PACIFIC! �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNE9JXY, FEBREARY 1, ‘_1M1 PAQRTBR LEGAL NOTICES | GETTING RID'OF RATS IN CLINTON COUNTY Mrs Mary Smith entertained Mrs.' Mabie Bernard of Augusta and Mf s E Kathryn Riley of the American Legion hospital. Camp Custer on Thursday and Friday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Orley Smith were Sun- j| Mr. and Mrs. Horry Brown of day guest* of Homer South and I Hastings spent Saturday of lost' family-ut Hastings. | week with Mrs. Blanche Richards (Tk*. rt ti Wdlitu spehl Sunday I The P. T A. will have their next । meeting at the rchoolhouse on Fri-' day evening, Feb. 10 Tlie program | Campaign Td Exterminate Rodents Led By County Agent Clare Burton Mrs. Marie Williams un Tuesday afternoon. February 14. Mrs. Vid* Morfoyd was called to| lhe home uf hfr parents In John*' town Friday because of the Illness ^DjOubleJested! {Double,Action! Tut fit-Sunday. plac-.- and Mm. Arthur WUUtti ot Hasting* were Grand Rapids visi­ tors Friday. ■ Mr, and Mrs Maurice Ingram and Sunday BAKING POWDER Mr. and Mrs Harry Wertman spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and daughter and Harry spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Adria toon at Battle Mr -and Mrs. John Ccok and chil­ dren spent Sunday with Miss Mc- hospital. Wc hope he may soon be aril again. Clyde Stedge and family were MUs Helen Aldrich returned her Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Mer- duties as teaciier in the Dunn 'dis[rill Btedgc in Hostings. । Saturday. 'Main Stanton o! Spokane, Wash-' Mr. and Mrs Loyal Flowers entex-n_ spending _____ .. tcrtalhed with ■ benent card party <4- CmuncnJe met miun. who has ___ .... -ral months with relatives here for lhe Community Hall Thursday rvening.* Seven tables acre were played* played.’ :ted hn* returned to hu home by bus evening. The imgeant * Those Gay Nine­ • -Etncrti Hasting* High school in June, h ties. will be presented at tiie Com­ Hemlngtou1 member of the AR-HE chib, und one munity hall on Friday evening. Febi i». E.iof out ruing Junior Agriculturists. I,ill;! i*i<i* m Hastings on Monday for a ment given by our local people. You natn .street checking up of his accounts for the wtll see all lhe styles ot tlie nine­ • Ala gave p ar by the Michigan State college ties and Iwar the old songs sung, and m fact, be highly eiitertaiiwd for only r very small admission fee. Thr proceeds to go to the hall On Tuesday evening. February 14 SAME PRICE AS 42 YEARS AGO You Save in Buying KC You Save in Using KC ECONOMICAL EFFICIENT MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED E|Y OUR GOVERNMENT the church beginning with a supwbole ioa.-tfd pig. A K'xxl progium of music and readings is being %rtSmfifd for und Rev. L. D Mlles has obtairuxl Dr. Kennedy- the new District -Superintendent, to be the speaker for the evening. This mitttheir parent-., Mr. and Mrs. Irving ing is to take tii8 [dace of a father mid son banquet, and is un open Brandt. Mcsdames Evangie Miller and sis- meeting fur evenofie. mothers and daughters included, No tickets will Union Hospital part ot last week to be sold, but a minimum price, will provided by u; u with their mother, -Mr?. Sylvia Watt Tbocr.a* and family JnirJe Flynn spen’, Satin Hayward' of Irani Nichol* hospital. Mrs. Joseph McClutkiii-.»f tiw phone operators for ftnotlwr year. To show how well they have given Gregg district, formerly of .tlu* satisfaction and that thy ju-ople did place, had an npe» alien Thur;day not want a change, a petition to that effect which wju signed by about sixty of lhe lown>|.‘ople *.imore-Wednesday in Battl* . David Aspnuill. r. •■rd n .''ub will a<< •■uip.iiiiid by Fred Bechtel and « i. aUi’ «■; ILi.-tni.- .-pv-nt Sunday with FarwelF. Secretary and Treasurer. Cheater Banghat t Thc L. O. T. M. will meet with Mrs. George Sprague Tliursday. • The Inland Lakes Garden Club will meet at tiie church on Thurs­ day afternoon. February 9; John Adams, R <J Henton. Rus­ sel! Mott. George ^Eddy and. Law- Investing Safely Son Banquet nt Kellogg Agricultural School Friday night • Mr. and Mrs Glenn Williams of Kellogg, Agricultural Form spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Roger. Williams. : • Roy Oakes and Delia* spent day last' week with Mrs. Dan vl.i-. of Southwest Rutland. Sunday S;Un«y (IVPIBV. unu .'it a uciiin a. Mr. and Mrs Louis Pagrl» of <■■, Sco'.ts sjwnt the week end at Jay Thursday, thc occasion being to celebrate the birthdays of Mr. Dos-; fare's. ter and several of the guests ’ ».«■ ■ *. n. <»<<<. Mrs. Groat. Mrs. Matilda ^cnlttr Saturday evening. Tlie County Nor­ mal put on a fine play ^hich was enjoyed by ail. . Mr and Mrs. (Jerald Nash of Hastings Wednesday. Hopkins visited at the home ot Wai- ( DOWLING. ter Bidclinatj Sunday. ’ Tiw Barry County Symphony or­ Lester Umsberry, who »u taken seniHisIy ill Tuesday, is some better chestra composed of some of the it is hoped an operation may be county's most talented musicians with a few outside assisting, about Tiie pancake supper at the church twenty in number, under the leader­ Thursday night was well attended. ship ot Mr. Ftrdmando of Grtujd Rapids were heard here Sunday eve­ tended revival* services at Maple ning In a concert of music and thoroughly enjoyed by al) present. Grove church Tuesday night. The Young Peoples' da** party at Vivian Sponable's was well attended short time ago with rehearsals each Friday night, about forty being Monday evening in the Dowling church and are making wonderful A little girl Wilma Jean, arrived at tiie home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Granger last week. Graveling of the road leading to and family of Baltimore spent Sun­ the Camp Fire grounds has begun day at B L. Edmonds'. week and other improvements The prifyer meeting this week will this are being planned in the near fubeTieid at Win. Ritzman's Tuesday Mrs. Gertrude Gaskill will enter­ tain lhe Ladies’ Aid at an after- j Everett Miller and Ross Barney noon party on Wednesday. Feb 8.' arcompaiUed by Miss Vera Barney Mrs. Guy C. Keller of Hastings plans to be prerent and will give a l-a-.-ut away about midnight Wc description of her western travels exprea* our sympathy to thc benated family and especially tc Mrs. Boaermnn. our neighbor, ui Tiw second pedro party for tlie year was well attended Saturday rnunity and each'member is re­ Services at Yankee Springs Mrs.-Ben Purk» accompanied by night, eight tables were played. quested to bring some one with church were well attended Sunday Mra. Charlie Andkr spent Friday After supper music and dancing furj We were favored" by having visitors tn Wayland with Mrs. Parks' moth- nlshcd entertainment for those who; from Grand Rapids and Detroit. cared to dance. Another party Bal»nd Mrs. Lynn Abbey and urday night. Feb. 11. Harvey Glllas- Mr. and Mrs. L. Elnharcll of Battle urday. pie and Clare Norns, committee. i Cregk were Sunday visitor* at F. E. Merle and Dale Burd spent Sun­ Middleville were callers Friday Beginning Sunday. Feb. 5 preach- Herrington’s. day at LowelfJarrard s. morning of her parents, Mr. and Ing services will be held *t the Vem Wileox Is Uw newly apMr. and Mrs. James Van de Gel­ Mrs. Chas. B Johnson. Anna May Brlggs church at eleven thirty. Sun-' pointed sexton for the Dowling -------------------- ....----------- son of Kalamazoo spent Sunday at remained for tiie day. day School at 10:30. The Rev. Har- cemetery having taken the place of Parliament forbids the award of th*- Mrs Lulu Gray s. old Dixon announces that he Is John Warner who served in that Legion of Honor to any foreigner Mr. and Mrs Douglas De Camp .............—----- - —------ ------------ bringing other speakers for the oc-, capacity the past year. who accumulated war protlu by are the proud parents of a V. “ lb---------------------school district... in ----------Yankee____________________ Springs, caslon and plans, have been made' Mrs. Prances Hughes and Will means of French Government con- son. born Friday. Mrs. De Camp was calling on relatives and old ac- for a pot It tacU during the World gar. -• j was Miss Wilma Puller. quaintauce recently, (ernoon. —ffASTINGS EGGS are CHEAP and so is FEED of this Week A Good Clean A Good Quality SCRATCH FEED LAYING MASH Per 100 Poundi! Per 100 Pqundt! EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY VL -t- CEMENT -t- LIME FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-02-08.pdf a0410c0e39c2b985cfdca6afe5d8e015 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR capital wews I IN AND ABOUT THE LEGISLATIVE HALLS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, FEBRUARY 8, 1933 10 PAGES COUNTY RECEIVED STATE PAGES Ito 6 A. H. CARVETH SUC­ CEEDS I. L. BOYES NUMBER 41 DR. INGVOLDSTADT BROTHERHOOD GUEST I C3:+3A PLAN PRESENTED HAS RICHLY EARNED WARRANT FOR $12,656.91 WE MG PEEK IS l-a Of Riverside,Cem­ It Was Final Payment Of Next Meetin^-Monday Night, SUES DECISION -S ftRENOMIMTONI Barry County's Share Of INTO GEO. EOOLKES Feb. 20—Ira Traver Cap­ FOR BANK OPENING etery Association Name' The Weight,Tax tain Of Squad STATE HIGHWAY COMM?. By Elton It. Falun ' County Treasurer L F .Maus re­ ORDER DENIES PREFER­ Tile next meeting ot tire Brother- 'ATT Y GENERAL FILES PE. Lansing. Mich.—Just why Gov-1 ceived from the stale highway de- ■ ENCE IN MIDDLEVILLE hood will be held Monday evening,; btewhere. by which R-x- Btnex lxOF A PAW PAW AT­ TITION WITH COUNTY DILLMAN SHOULD BE ernor Comstock put in his plan to partmcnl on Thursday a draft for ;comes proprietor of r!»c Delton February 20. The members trill be raise additional tajes for the stale CLERK REID TORNEY REELECTED privileged to hear a speaker U’ho, 112.65691 -which represents the fl-1 Lumber Co. he will have to give before In* gave the legislature his nnl payment on this county's share' lias never before addreavd & Has. ---- -----this attention to that entrtpnse It economy program no one around Uu1,,,--....,,.,nf the automobile weight tax. 1 LA.W WAS NOT COM­ therefore became necessary to se­ SOUTH HAVEN MAN SORRY tings audtenee. The honor guest DEPOSITORS’ OBJECTIONS state house has been able to figure MICHIGAN’S TRUNK LINE this time wtll.be Dr, Ingvoldstadt. ■ 7.®;,,;' ”™* The county received In April last | lect a succesMir to him as treasurer out. It trad been anticipated that j PLIED WITH, HE STATES1 of the Riverside Cemetery Aatoda- HE VOTED FOR FOULKES pastor of the Lansing Central SYSTEM THE VEfiY BEST ivear 814.622 08; tn July 117.677.12:1 MUST BE IN WRITING the new administration would first f Methodist church, a mart of state ----------u« pnuuug knife sn.ic on -----------ln J«nu“ry 8539347 and this'final 1 tion. He. haa. filled that office for the use me tire pruning on Mare state rxex- -j jM at.-F and inxi.turioni in order to'Mr. Dillman Has Served But gro349Is°ot*n^teht' °Lx l°monev Middleville Bank In Handa Of1 pg*t twelve years. At a meeting of Expresses His Opinion Fore­ the directors of the AMOclatasr. A arrive nt some general knowledge « m ; 850349.58 ot weight tax money Custodian For Purpoaea in that city He u an effective Of Farmeri’ State Bank Of H. Caneth was drown to suiceed - ibly In a Newspaper ColOf Just how muhi it would coat to’ °no Term—Deserves To (awded Barry county for the year Mr. Boye.s un<i U the new treasurer Of Reorganization Middleville, Feb. 24 Jer'ye^r00”„ BeRoGtined The total weight tax collections | umu Which He Edits Judge McPeek recently handed He will rpake a good one too. The attorney general ot — this state. weeks ago we mentioned Brotherhood. * ; 1 \ , I Regardless of partv last Novem- iln Barry county were 882,949.52.. : down ---------------2 HEAD his decision In tire case of tire . Some metnlrei •; af the legislature ber the people of Michigan elected which was quite a little below lire .... that C6ngresami)h-elect Th* members of the supper squad Patrick H. O’Brien, has filed with ' . luitv declared tiuit before llrey oct ■ a democratic governor, a democratic । previous year. The county had Middleville Bank, now in the hands George Foulkes had been surd by a and tile Captain will be us follows; u* county clerk a petition, signed un.m the hew tax plan .•mlHiiilted by, Mal,. uCkM also n democratic k-gla-;one-half of Mven-eighriis of this of a CU'lOdian, tor the purpose of Van Buren county woman! who Supper squad for Hastings Broth Rtnmnr ernia tnr Uuttrjn by Rudolph K. Reichert, state bAUkGoterncw Comalock, they dcslrt first iatnre. Their Idea wtis that we amount, which was 837.29041 but reorganization, with reference- to pUimrsl misrepresentation in a con­ I'riwod: ViiuiAiu —iru Traver. >ra»a. The »ne . _ Captain--fra how much tire tlu- costs costa of j। n^ded "change"'* It U to be I there was another one-eighth of certain claims which were Claimed to know just how nr«ded n. .1. "change tract she has with him. Sire <io- other squad members ore; Julian commUsioner, Uiat a hearing be running the state arc going to be. |,<,p..d tIut tll<ly wU| npt earry tliatltiw weight tax which was dbtri-, to be perferred claims. TIm-sc Townsend. Cliftap Wellman. J W Jteld In the circuit court, on Friday. claims were of three kinds: FlntJ him Th:.-, appear-. t-> have been a ’ WolfeTHenry,*Wellnian. ‘ Frank Wa- •»_> Febroary A~M.F" a pbm pS: ----- -m_ --------- ‘--24 "a?“rn x. M. on ‘• cut idea too far and thereby ignore buted on a different basis, and of those bared on the purchase* of; first straw in the wind. j. d . Zagelmelcr. Harry Babto be presented by the conunlMion"We mwt know something of lhe .rom> of the finest public work that this the county received 814,059,17. , cashier’,s cnrr<s un ren-■ i»w later were were -------------------------- -............ tttouto nrt.UFtettutp.u. wtat nor '“"St* d;checks, ‘ZSU ’which JKJ.-JTteSS Jias been done in this, or ony other Last week the newly i-lecled con- cock. Elmer Bush. D. A. VanBus- er for the reopening of tire Farmers’ pnici; secona. ciaims oi scnooi •Mata, by putting a new man into may be „ paid ...... ...„ .... befirst vrresman sailed into Ute state po- kirk. Walter Wallace. D-o Welfare. State Bank of Middleville. paiddistricts; this venr.and butthird, the first . . this year, butlav the those covering taxes." stated otic veteran member the effiec of'state .highway com- navnent payment .« to .he the wu.ntv county will be depo<|U of Middleville village and BLIZZARD FAILS TO CUT lice, demanding that the Mate po- w. J. Watkins. M E. Whitman. J. The petition -------------------provides j that " de­ of the legislature after he had read ml-'Sloner next April. lire post a: Paw P.tw be dlscon- t„ Bra-vs. Al Becker. positors may appear and register tnad> on April 15 next. DOWN RECORD LOCAL Thornupple township funds. ttnued and one of its men ui'pynd-the Governor s message. • any objections they may have to Th.xe wlto travel in other states' ——------- — ■---------------i Judge McPeek lakes these up ln| TURNOUT ed. Sta’o police are state officers— It lx ]>o$-ib'.L say reme legislative rarely find highways that compare : tlx* said plan of reorganization. । order. 'not national offlo-r!.. Why should members, that tire Govertto.1 may-■with the Michigan trunk hire sya-j Their objections must be stated in | In tire first set of claims, the' have in mind the uv of the entire:: tom, convtructrd under the dircc-1 qur cnngrewmar.-elre: .assume to ffcritlng. ! Judge Jwldr. that putlwrittea h«-'i HUGH RILEY NAMED program «>f the old legi'lallv.' Com-jllon ; have- authority . Tlife petition of Mr Reichert seta of Grover C. Dillman and his: cited do not warrant those who CHAIRMAN FOR 1933 minion ttmt has been presented by predecr.'Aor. Frank F. Rogers. The! up the following c.mdlUons: । purchased the cashier ’ s checks, but ! Representatives Gas Hartman and!■malor credit must always be Riven: county, the home of our congress­ 1. That he b the state banking 1 never received the proceeds from V' J, Brown. In fai't. he luis sug- ।■ to ,>ir. Rogers wild pioneered the! man. His interest in having' the . , commissioner and make* the peti­ । them, to have such cashier's clu.-ck.-i Kim Sigler Acts As Toast­ gestetl that the IcgWluture give! x.v He««.;.»»,.„>■......Ob. tion In his official capacity. ----------- : consideration to these rerernmrn- iX i • n county, and his demand that one master — Scouts And Cubs 2 the affairs of the Middle­ <.r SBOBOASKAWOa OF TWP. ......... --■' ...... SEVERS HIS CONNECTION villa That REORGANIZATION TWI : Of the second type, deposits of elation-*, whljih provide a cut of over ! of them be dropiwd seem quite unBank now are. and for some school districts, he hold* that the. Demonstrate Activities six millions of dollars hi »tntc rx- horn complete when Mr Rogers u-.uul to say th- least. Powlbly Mr WITH HOME LUMBER CO. time have been, in the hands of a AND COUNTY GOVERNGOVERN­ I provisions of the .stature regarding] IM-n. One of tltc commission’s More than 150 people braved a 'Fiv.>lke.( will enlighten u> TWTR CTTV custodian/ • AX’ MENTa NECESSARY necessary .such dejXMlts had not been carried •* winter MENTS •bills has already been passed, it bill blizzard to attend the nt>N't! long ago pur congreMmnfivr iniouni I 3. That depositors representing out. therefore these deposits cgn- I nual Bm'ry Coutitv Boy Scout rally elect announce*! tliat he proposed that put* an end Io tire stale build- to make room for the man hr him-! .w- n>'not be considered as preferred. irtg program started four or five xell had r.o thoroughly trained tor ELECTIONS MIGHT BE i1 m type oi held — In. — the-riiVTarAoiTow Hastings High .-tihool at<> Ire a candidate for Unit<*d State'. TAKES MANAGEMENT poults in the bank have joined iri*. In inc the tnirn third type of ctaimx. claims, nehe ----~ ’ n:.’or in 1934. What his special ,MRCO BiHWAUUmcw i year-- ago. Their has alu'nys been M plan for reopening and reorganizing Omer c Mm , - -ucry FOUR VMH« "«“« '■' MaHknll.. • rotne doubt as to the advisability of Fir ten yeans Mr. Dillman as dep-; nCLU CVCnl rUUn TCRno uhich had on deposit in thc‘bank qualification? for that high office OF DELTON LBR. CO. the bank. Ki,!1 S1«l'r was wax introduced mircduct such nn elaborate building program uty commLssinner had carried on] may lx- he did not announce. Pos­ ----- — ■ 81 677 67 The village had mudi a »flcr the 4. That he be authorized to order nf tire department most Expense Greatly Reduced If formal designation of the bank usV*. bugl,: falIrd . !h " as was started, but it b . now o-.er'.the work tubly he ha.? a zeal for "reform" ...... . ................. ' ijmHton or tte bank Jli ”............ .......... .. Has Been Identified - With a 100 per cent assessment on the with. < 125.000 capital stock of the bank. effirientlv under th- direction of deno*lloiy . Th.tame was ,rcn’. thrn on tfolc cl'anre of . and U colnz out to right ail the was true tru “nd Mr R. mx his Chief.- For the test Several Twps. Were Served t'wnslTtie X same had after th'The Rev J a McNulty •economic wrmnwnf the country. ..Local Finn For 20 Yrs.— 5. .That over 85 per cent of the Qulte^cisJdently the people in his. last fall Governor Comstock de­ tout-kpu Mr Dillman taw himself depositors have agreed that 40 per By One Supervisor deducting a note owed bi the t’4V “Ji05.' A1’n U,e AH Wish Him Success clared that he would recommend to- heidci tbf state highway departof vrre the acixnna deposit* »nnu shall oe be aeuucideduct Michigan has had aa «o*«^ ‘ip «« »he bank, about 8150 on luck din'V>r 11 ” Lototheln lead ।part of the district are noticing the , , , ... ■ cent ut l The state of Michigan Ims had tawiWlUp to the bank, about 8150 on , the legjxlnturi? u* way for tin* state' m. nt Swf has shown fine exccuUvc eomndslion for some time looking * Itfcporit when the custodian was community ringing By way of.■ ahllcs of bur congre.s?mnTi-cIect,, . L Bojm who .or Btout twn.tr ,d trem their tout d«pom In ll» deposit when the custodian was «•> •••■.• v« ■«XS«d ’• mon-trnfinv cub D iSome jreonle over there who sup- vraes. h.< teen coiuirew will. th. t„,. „ w ’(u mat,; to operate its niliilr-i. without the■ ability, as well M technical xnnicai genius genius named. There There wiu was abS ab-o the the ThornThorn- <demonstrating cub pack pack wotk. work. Dr. ? '°‘d U ."dcr hta ‘- el .vLMv^Xrt^^ato^^PPJe Township Board Bourd°Trust LocksroML cubrnastiT cubrnaster of Puck Purk |pArt-.'d and helped-elect him <io not Fuller Lumber Or ..nd lu.urejwor. widen w per Sent Kull be pul Into Under his. d dl,,’ntv1 Trust Fund ° L. **• I-"ckwood. jnyiirent or a general pro|>ert,y tax. besrsva. «£•J™" * d^l “"fl. ‘ fl ' «0'; deposit aggregating 81670.76. mTw t„ out’- J F>uld foe the PUWM. <rf “J"?1* at.hL£°V tn "n all 14. and »nd. Palmer Obom Osborn outlined the i.-eem uro'-id of the Job. The last is- .he Hom. Lumber Company, ol Ihl. , Manv of hi.-, opjanu nt-s Mtid no suchi reclton. Michigan has» the be.'fsvswill -think It°h™ c.“ cn.nl Mmn in .,»■I! emments. “If “one * nk lnd been — •>< cubbin. s-nut.WUUrt •ate of the Hiirtford. Van Buren «[>• h.. rn.de . drnnie In loall-m. |„u!d..mi u>r urn whkh m.r b> "Plan could ire deviu-d. They now ,,m fcSwiKd „“h-Xww Th. Am':" «' TW n Hdta-d »,-.b Co.. Day Suring comes tn hand which WH Ute 1dm .w.y from turuUrred to .bet. Tnut Fund. have the plat), which provides far n .bld,11. .»«. Mkbu.n ta rd under his mannsrm.nl.w.v rhe mb- E“"L V*. *n wlUeh “rtn's |a< n.nrnd fund vis tor llw brn.ni B” areount - I Us. Bo. Bron: <>r- with tlu- following.' under tjre headgeneral sales tux in Michigan. which mu may b. eomUenal "A Democrat Speaks." The Day nuc ^Ihoukh he will nulnuin hu <;Ua.!m„b|, „ unoeuuble. with fWteJnn. «h. should Kb. ol llm loimh>|. ermrlrry. ,«>l,»llon .nd ...rk A ...rninursTire governor, plans to raise 135.- tak< n: *0 manv other states, which residence litre for some time a. the understanding that If any of “ Jude .Mcftek rtir. a fcato, ol Barry muni J «« uUnilrs for. r» njiNMs bv n general •’’.ales tax. mode cement hlshwavs too narrow. ( .2YL._.5"k.lW.. " 7Tho Who hove figured it odt. say Under him the uehnioue of road J? 5!, <5 mado not long ago by the supreme I-*-- was presented bv.Rthe "remaining assets not trans­ bv R. M M.k Cook. Cook. !l■ ’“B-?n F. Clark, columnist oh the ht®4*every city and for court of this state covering deposits coim’y chairman. tin . will represent about n three per butidlnv has been developed to the:f wr? village, cll V ® nd township ^°I Last week a deal was ronsummat- fprr«i to such trust fund at the *—•——Fred Fr<-<1 Ballance.; Ballance.; •Continued on pago seven, part 2j CF-fit on l-VVI everything is MIIM. sold. |1|. h.iclu»t u4ht. so lhat cement hi«h- l,?caJ “{J-W!*™ J’W >cnr? Why ngt of this character, and proceeds to Of la Gallup and ed by Which Mr. Boyes beenmos the flme ot rwsaniztng. but remaining ll ’lll tai? 1JK Illi . tiling that IIMI 1.1 m Burr C-'.t Cooleri Cooh-vf1 a trio trio1; elect officers for two years,~ or for -------............. --nr- wa. built in tetetil mu will UK "1"' owner of practically all the stock of active asset*, shall become ‘"* Ini!, estimate h—apparentlythat in none of the three cases known or. the judge c has years tor that matter, and 1-show I?elRS LHrnb<r V1' doubtful or undesirable, those too, rived from the figures gathered in far .... l»wcr than those built In the! i four had the law been compiled with, so a'rs' !,’«n proew.— ... ------- --------make It ixi-uible that, if they did not he 1029 b’’ the depdrtmimt of com- nrdlnrfrv wav ---------------■. REDUCED JURY PANEL wilt give his time and effort to the ut any time during the Ufa of the would not be warranted In the that there is considerable music and ■do the work satisfactorily, they Delton lumber yards, but will conagreement may with the approval preferring of anv of the claims. He hanneny in such Instrument 1 ■— Under exiitlne conditions, exrent; r a... ... ‘the .m w, ln 1M erai am. Mienivan eonnot tO rPsld,‘‘ htre. because his Of tbc state banking commissioner, year Which ended June 30. mm l«2ti. with federal aid. Michigan cannot ; ™w, bc w.‘llpd' An annual elec­ holds substantially the same as did mouth" otwns. jews harps, antkgut- Only Thirty On Jury List Now in .Michigan .in mv-fc mireh in •>the wrtv Of nf adding Xo its j}’?”.!? “ m^n’ta'eh^ntor (Continued on page three. *------- -•» .» J children, are In our schooir He be transtarred to the Trust Fund, total retail xita-s In .Mir-Menn do JO Ita vinnnn tiu ™. u... •, | ly whin a man is chosen for a clt • atijonri!."J to $2,230000OtM). Thr se cement.rnlleave; but whatever is and Cub Packs 0 and 14. tamed —More Folks Willing To still retains some Interes. In the ant, an ^tnl amount of substitute Home Lumber. Cranjiany, and will be taken from the Trust are the Inst figure- inilhrred by the built should ire done. iv. Mr. Dill- or township office he 1* re-elected -President Hoover awards for super­ Do Jury Service be Interested In lu success, as he puRd transferred to the active governmont on retail.wile- in Mich- nnu has alwavs done It. Tire matn-1 for at beast another term and that, ior work during the yt-at and prize Having;, would mean for toreof the bank. The placing if । c.uunix wc-e prr.xentcd prrw-uwu u> Dan. it is apparent, however. Oiat trance of all our trunk line* will;-in ” — r nbbYns we-* by m«» Hush «wRl- 1 DuHng th® h'i’v times, when In­ I has always been in the post He iTLirx’ Hence, our suggestion for lay. The High school orchestra un-1 hor was an high that fanners could will continue Mr. Art oumenhmiMr raCh doubtful assets should there Governor CnmMoqk and thnw who b-.rafe *f he Is continued al the:'?^ election* have figured out the new sales tax । r,r th* denartment. i«■'-* ’re everv four years. der direction of Wesley Looan fur-; not afford the luxury _nf u hired in the some capacity he has been be any. thus removed from the ac­ other words' when we have a Further, what reallv valid rea- ■ tor several years In the Delton yard. tlw assets, and their transfer to the •plan have estimated a drop of Just Tn wh er words nished music during the dinnermMn«rwnM< .w, « r.„ ib-r. b. lor h.vIM Mr Boyes be- Trust Fund shall be for the purpewe purpoae The deal by which Mr. half of what the retail solos were mnti heading the denartment.:' Thh Rev. L. I- Dewey. ch«ir_ inn 'hr rl-oiiL«lte number of jurvmen In Michigan in 1929 one who has served but on* term:;' township treasurers, a city treasurer of the countv nominating commit- from the .ordinary iurv panel of comes the proprietor of the Delton of safeguarding at all times tire reLoen! nirrcluints who liave Ixren ()n#t manv years’ex-’ and at leas*: tour village treasurers t>e. then prerenrid the followingAist thirty men. Accbrdinclv tn 1925: vards has been brought about in-maining portion of the depositor*’' A. A. BIFERNO, OF GRAND of officers for the year 1933 mid,an order was b«ued bv the circuit,entire good feeling between him- deposits, which are not allocated to r tin Barry county, when the*en|irc;. :stimAte |H,ro>nrr under'his r>r*rt*oex«qr. it : « ■ ■ I mo<-<l that th? nominations be ac- ludvr ' f 'hh dl-trjrt the i‘elf and associates aj<j Trust ns wnu well A. as WK the jnwpro­ I .................... i’ ' "Increasing •- ............. .......... — his .........former’ -----..Ln ‘«"'H * ‘ k*" rFund Ul.w. UI» RAPIDS, WILL BE THE ' p/iptrcl aS read* * -.... which may. <L . Members of the IcglrtahUT who re-ehtef him tar a second term at co“n,v wlth Perhaps on<mcl drawn from thirty ••• to thirty- ■ flu, the Wn..,A Horne Taim>u.r Lumber CYrvmtianv Company. W.. He tcctinn *.* of — all deposits CONDUCTOR - - -has none but good wishes for the aflsr tiie bank hall reopen’, be have nntlrinflted that Hv* governor !<«.-,.• ar there. Is nothing noliticnl ; asd'tnnt? Whv could nut a super! Barry enuntv chairman. Hugh Rlr tax to to dimtl! the the lob of ■'building roads.I mid* I v,M>r v"or »* elected elected tor tor four four townships townshim ' wouhl recommend a sales lax of-building prewnt- time it is not FiicoeM of the local comnanv. His niarjc ;n sajj bank. , ley; past president. R. M. Cook; former associates will continue the B of lhe CTnl of cXch take the i.J.tee of a general property ,.n,v H M nn ong|p«.rinv nrm>«l-! A1 on’‘- 72llGh, '‘Wild make MR* TA^cI!^ StAM^ ‘ .ronple^lrt? to find folks who are | vice-presidents, Fred Stebbins. Kirn -­ tax and have eiven«the matter wunr t|on it w-nuid secni ax if Mr Dill- iboard arnaUfe of about live willing to give thflir time tor iurv; business here, with none, but good poster s depodt under this agreethmiRht. exprrw the Idea tlmt a having rfi-mnnjttmtod memlx-rs. including one from lh»wishes and friendly feelings ’ for nient which hate not been allocate service. Accnvdlnqlv Judec McPeak TALENTED MUSICIAN Und. T. J Berry, w. d‘ Wallace; W(1<, ava!Uble for per cent would „b>)u r:.!e* tax of three |>cr rent-would nb'lltvv so Micc^xfullv fiire"«milv should be 'nty7 flty? 8uch Hucn “ « bnard f’-'"'1 wouId would not nectl need, - treasurer. Maurice Foreman: camp­ - lan week marie an order reducing Roy. He will be available for anv ed Ihfre u to that mav be desired on the denreitor the foltowins percent-' prove nn Injurv to'buxine's and r.->nt|ntmd a.’ rinto hirhwnv rem-1 J" *n *7’°" <halt lonKn Of College Of ing. M O. Hill: sea scouting. Frank the iurv nanel of this cmihty tn; consultation ---- u ... ».----- it. -r -.-ii . Wp hnne he j^tger board and cmild meet as Graduate ihlrtv. the same a« it had beep tor the part of the Home. Lumber Co. 8ircs Of the 60 per cent under the order hnii'i-, Of c.our*e three ”’.|j £'7nanlmm>«fv renmnlnatod at <inrc “ m''n,h- lf necessary Music At Palermo, Italy—- I Andrus; civic service. Ray Branch: many vears ’ previous to'1925. The with wh’ch he been w long agreement: ’ i imv<.nnLr ""''nt,nn ,o ** '‘eirf lnhaxTs*andUtavc\^t of'mwev ®ad Wide Experience Ten per cent one year after refirst Jury list drawn with the new connected. t#hll«hrd. Iiut,tliw who’ have HLs manv friends In Hastings win organization ’,1U' fig ’)u ­ <.runo Grand awns Ranids on on uie the .28th. but wr we -----r!Wh -------Lf.—... 1 of moneY ; ranizatton. .............. ’nin. nut ..... .... ranteafton. I. I U L Bores; Bows; health and mine! is‘given elsewhere in this is­ ye*r. • „._ mm ...........tre .wyi ....u. . . ail wll»> lh» nr«ml meth. The peOPlC Of th!.'. City' and | gafclyt f)r C P. Lathrop: Cubbing. sue. Out t..t. II.U b ,U1 ,1OTWul „. , uc ». mnmaroH ™n<t -Uh th. vutrnt mtih.wish Roy every success tn his-new' 13 pe[. ccnt the ured out the plan s«V t!;„t none rre a»cces*iui .. . .. .... .. .. electron. . .... ... know. od nf of rtnlnff doing huclnexx burincM With with the coun ccun-­ county Mintv will be interested to know (Continued on page three) '-| This change in' the number of, venture, and will hot* that it mav •mu«t tre somewhere nn-ir near Huthe t..!re n^lls ifi t»re Anrll Hl<'nd 20 per cent the tldrd year. ----- drawn j_._ .ii save um. sum .<..n nroxner under his direction. Rov amount the administration htix in experience and nror-en ability are ty. knowing that you may hdve to that a fine symphony orcheitrn Ls I| lurors furors arawn — rill win ua .nice 25 per cent tire fourth year. . mind - Irecaure of the amount of uwlh |n Mirhl«an and in mir . wait several months to get your pay Being organized here, with A. A ' everv year to the of, will be pleased to w any of hU old 30 per cent tire fifth year. every t “ * .taxnavm * • n.' nnpv / >p governor say* a Sales tax (u,.,Ir(.nt it would ire a serious mix- tor It. If the countv had one pur­ Blferno of Grand Rapids as con- $C0UT WINDOWS TO BE ' Barry county, and they will appro- friends and to have a good social This moratorium can be modified wilJ raise. . fnte€, t0 tr-jrip off a man of proven chasing agent, a considerable sum ductor. Mr. Blferno is an accom-l SHOWN HERE SATURDAY,'' with the approval of the depositors ’ ... musician who graduated as I buslneta wav in his new connec- committee, the board of directors of , . , , " ... ,, , .'vnhre to the-stale-tor an uncer- could be saved for both the town­ plbhed from shins and the county. 1 - a master of music..... ...vthe college। To the victors belong the spoils is t-ilnty r tlott. The neonle of Delton and vl- the bank and the state banking dcIt is easy to see how-a lol of of music at Palermo. Italy. He give.-Exhibits prepared ... ......... RALLY DAY SERVICE an old ixilitlcn! paying that has ‘ __ _______ , , T clnitv wilt find tn Mr. Dbyes a wel------ partment. money could be saved If wy were instructions on all reed, brass and I scout troops nnd cub packs of Barry ii-v.r meant much in Michigan. aajatuCD V M f> A AR WAS WELL ATTENDED come addition as ■n buwncss man us ,7. The 60 per cent of the deposits ready to make sogie changes In.the stringed instruments and can fur-jcounty will be on display ht» Sat- ! Changin ' ReiaibHcan ndmlnlMra- ANU I -I. M-L. A. UKrnvprnmpnt nf nnr nnlitieal units, nlsh music for any'presentation. He, urdav a* « feature of the annual! tlons tHild no attention to the po!i-| fund shall draw Interest after two GANIZATION FORMED r p i ci is a fine fteUst and i-. also comiuc- scout Week, according to Llovd Rev. Edw. Boone Gave a tics of the individual. Even Gov. J years from the organization, at a THIRTY JURORS ON tor of the Valley City Band Mr. simter. county executive Several; Splendid Message At HasFerris, tin- luM D«uiu>cratic gover- _ • rate not exceeding three per cent SEND IN CAUCUS NO­ Blferno Ls pleased with the musical i merchants of Hastings have volun— — . nor nrecrdhiE Uir prerent admin- xOting Men Elect Howard FEBRUARY PANEL 8 All profits otrthe bank during TICES FOR NEXT ISSUE tings City Mission Sun. talent he. ... has discovered in this ।-------------------teerM tho use— of------their display IxSratlan. gave little attention to the ~ ~ ~ — . —.—r win-1 . ■ ----------the period ot the agreement shall ixilttlca of men appointed. Ax an ln-[ Frost President—Discuss , city, and believes we have the mn-|rf aws and these will Ire used to city, and believes we have the mn- (fiws anC| tu-se will Ire used to Tire Rallv Day service and toroinl njrcojt Court Convenes On be put into the Trust Fund and.all Republican County Oonven- ,e,V.“L!Pr a fl”® ort’>H’»tra. one Utat. demonstrate various exhibitions of opening of the remodeled bul'ding Vital Questions 'dication of how little attention Re-1 ■-------of* the •bank —*- »h«l! •• be paid tosses publican governors thought nf Hie will be much appreciated by the ;.<€Ot)t and cub craft. , z i at the Hastings City Mission Sun- » Monday. Feb. 27—Jury from the Trust Fund.' The vnune men. who tor two: tion Will Bo Held Tues ­ ixihtlcal alliances of an Individual, veam have lieen meeting with Dad people of this city. I Troop 65 of Middleville will have dav nftertH*’n1 wa« attended bv af unucu For av. March au».wM fl9 A dejxMltora’ .committee of five Called the fae|Wcngcr that G6v. Ferris Ancell nt hl« home for a not luck day, February 21 Mr. Blferno is donating his serv-|nn archery display in Crothers 'hplendld cotiirrcgalion. The build-1 rri . ».♦ <..rr.r« fnr Hw ’ ‘ hall act with the board of dlrecices to to this this orchestra orchestra and. and. if if >ue> mic- I Hantware Haniwan- More: stor Troop 79 of Wood- inR waS fined. Rev. and Mrs Edw.'. riJ-ult rourt was «« thp bank durln» ,h« *xm‘ ices brought with him to the executive dinner, and dlxciutxtonl met again oil We hope also republican township commutes or re re-1 t*“fulI ,n obWBUng pupils;; lana innJ w ni hav< tt7'nrtL° tThl term win fnce of th!’ ^reemenl. The deoffice served through all Reniiblican Feb 1 and elected officers as fol­ committees^ In obtain Ina enough enough jKiplls will have the use of Larsen’s.Bonpc sang a special «j<mpci Coupel MMIK song,. P* also memoera members of ­ : Jtessfu administrations until the arrival of lows Preslricnt. Howard Frost ot publican county committees In the *""nnvonn'm' connw Itron dr“*« ° • committee consists of -2: ccr.zir.^; disalav window; Prairieville, is.of Rev. Bonne’s own «n’rnriid start on M<mdav Mondav. P Februarv Dur~t?“ • Oarbow . snlcndid ’brunn,27r W ^uik^r. o. t ex-Govl Bruckcr. who relieved him H»«f'nex’ Vlce-Pres, Ivan LVons townships, will —.it bear ii_ — In i-a mind ,u • his ns conductor. Anyone in-1 nlartnln•his work aa conductor. Anyone m- planning nn exhibit 10 be shown at after which he cave rn WondwfLl the'work t’»e Iurv will mri be called before Q?"1 of his duties. But things an* differ­ M'rtrtlcvtnc; "The syton Bennett and H. O. Treasurer. Adalbert county convention which will be terested in the orchestra, or in tak- iambic and Dovlc-'a: Ted Reid’s'on ,-bitors weroi Berieway. Should ent now. Unemployment in the state Whittemore Rutland Tam.; Secre­ held in this city on Tuesday. Feb­ Ing lessons under Mr. Blferno. can Troop 71 arc arranging nn exhibit chrtst." Among other visitors were, March 6 ThelUt^ls Dc<ac*<»y. uia 'iuu any any vacancy vacancv oewhas created such a terrific demand tary. Dale Bunin. Hastings. communicate with County Treat, t o be shown at Millet ’ s Furniture R e vs McNulty. Dewev and Oink-1 . t cur It can be filled by the remaining ruary 21. at eleven o'clock A M. Our for Jobs that even though Gover­ W'dnesdnv evening thev dHcnxsed next issue, February 15. will afford urer L. F. Maus who. as everytxxly store; Trow 72. under direction of ;)m Revival meetings continue over (Baltimore: Verm Havwood. Balti-.' members. nor Comrtotfc - and the other new nor»onnl tears and their ‘effect on the last opportunity to announce in Hastings knows, is an uccom- Frrd Ballance ?nd Harvey Burcess. several weeks f^SJ"Bai??* MortYm^Nteh| more: Andrew Wairnn. Barrv:^Del-’ aglwmw? vtJuStS'dy tan‘£darUto Democratic state officials should character und auecera. A list of caucus notices for that convention. plished violinist. Mr, Maus will be wfi) arrange a window at Penney’s:; --------------*♦*———— । mer — »•<-». desire to keep many of the old stale tears was written bv each and The number Of delegates from each a member of the orchestra. Hix Troop 73 with* the .aMntance of aircon NEGRO CPIRITIIAI SPIRITUALS AT *<KSiS!w!ln: »g!*LS! “ <5 AT 1 -i. t employes, it would be hard for tlwm tnrnrd Inw toltows: 1 Afraid of voting precinct is given tn tire call telephone at the county treasurer’s their scoutmaster. Russell Cteve- >’L'’nu jnm 1 uhlo h i Io do so Possibly never nt any time the spiritual trends of th* rimes: 2 to the republican county conven­ office is 2644 His phone number at' |and, will arrange a display at T. S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IK a liquidation <rf In history has such pressure been Fear of present conditions for tion. which aowars elsewhere In his home is 2542. I Baird’s: Troop 74. Harold Locan.) of the bank u About .35 rciWri}17 n dbi.inv •^-S ’h’AlA’ne^’tv' 'Continued Two: . ................ brought to bear upon a governor for ehrewing a lite work: 3 Sneaking In this issue. Bend the caucus notices 35 attended the first meet-[Fcourmnst.-r meet- 1 renitlmnst.-r iR J-. p nrennrtne dixnlnv pro_r„m To Bo Qjven In Wnittintrii *** i Continued on onpi page ilx) Hutlnn .Twp„ .Twp.: Josiah City, Z, . Hastings Jo»lab Alwint. Alwine.ctty. --------------- ------------jobs ax faced by Governor Com- nubile: 4. War; 5. Propaganda: 6. to the Banner at once, because next Ing for the purpose of organizing n ;fOr Goodwar’s Hardware «tore I rr”8r,MH- , Hastings Symphony Orchestra one 'Troop 75 Snlgc Rogers, scoutmasConnection With Lincoln iDt and 4th Wards. Robert cook. DCUCArjCA, c non xtnek. Therefore jobs inuat be pro­ SieJcnctti: 7. Srrnkex; 8. Abolishment week will be.the last opportunity to vided. evening last week All the local ter. will have-lire use of Walldorf!?1 n-v nh.nrvnroro I?11*’ 1,L..“ndJlh E?.™'! KtntAnbALd rnUiof the 18th amendment and cnn«e- publish them. Day Observance iA*hbv."citv.~2nd"andF 3rd Wards: musicians present were loud tn: display window, cub Packs 9 and 14 GRESSING NICELY A K, Cntei. wncte'ialllta no ™ »• '““f of •neero-Harold Benedict. -Cr ’tv. 2nd and 3rd their praises of Mr. Bifemo’s ability are also preparing dlsblays. ' An Interesting nrwiratn — •>,r km« M ilm-Alwno-n: 1A B.ndiU: 11. DEPUTY COLLECTOR OF IN­ a conductor, and tjledeed their Last year tire— exhibits attracted splritnalr. snd old time plantation Wards: RuMell H»«- Hop^,ni^lc TERNAL REVENUE COMING. aa 1. no looter BMM mth th. Tlmndtejonn.- 12. Ch.n.lno from melodies given in the First McLeot). Mm Hone: William Hlnuah. Blough. Comedy To Be Presented At hearty support to his leadership. (considerable attention. They — ------will •>.- be* w»r.t .- wtlttam A Deputy Collector of Internal Moir tevrrntnrnL Whrn tormrr e'* th!n< ,o An-thrr: IS. Wat.r: ‘ ‘ |demonririit<- the tvpc of work being Prt*bvterijn church of Hastings on Irving: Elrav .Smeiker. Irvine; Central P. T. A. On Thurs­ Ootenwr Sltepor crMtrO the toutBWtcole: IS. Fear or drownlne: Revenue will be at the Hastings Sunday evening. Fobruarv 12. at Thos. Clemence. Johnstown: A. 8. [done by the troops. z get commission with the idea of ,fl. I/“ing a friend: 17. Fear nf suf- post office on Thursday; Feb 16 to DECIDE NOT TO HOLO 7:30 o’clock A silver collection will Russell. Johnstown; Grover Mnrshday Evening crntrallring the state purchasing for locating; 18. Getting behind In mv assist In the preparation of federal be taken to defrav expenses. all. Maple Grove: Wert Surlnc. RelreartaU are progressing A FAIR THIS YEAR bov kcoi t nsrai xbbvice all institutions. Ire wanted some one ’nrk; Marine, superior neoote: income tax returns for the year. Thin - . . .. nicely ; This nroeram program will be given in Manic Manle Grove: r.rnr-i Ernest jnnncoea. Johncock, Th« second annual Bov Scout: connection with 'he sneclnl Lincoln Orangeville: Irving Bar rer PrairieP“y- T? centra) who had some experience' In in- -®- A bull: 21. Setting henx: 22, Ll- 1932. There will be no charge for Directors Of Fair Association. v«per s.-rvi«- willibeheld stDa- Div wrvkvx ot the church. iville. Harrv Mead. R"t'a-d: Prank J"’*" ,, rilturional buying Mr. Grant was fl'inr and tobacco: 23. Money; 24 .: _ .----- — imnnucl church, (corner Broadway A rerv cordial invitation l» ex- Cnman Thornmrole: O» to Townsend, the n7renng^?^h?Oentr»i then the buyer for the Knlnmnzoo Ctod’» band of judgment; 25. Loss of Held a Meeting Here On GOLDEN WXDDINO. and W. Center 8t.» this Sunday tended to evenbodv to attend this Woodland; Pearl Gill. Yankee J State hospital, Gov. Sleeper didn’t character: 26. Eternal nunlshment: Mr. and Mrs. William* Rltzman’ Feb. 12th. at 5:00 P. M. The Bov P. T. A.’This is open to the publfal Saturday know whether Grant was a Demo- 27. Fear of losing mv desire to grow ;irtll celebrate their golden wedding | Choir will 5ln«: organ and violin evening program, the duratloii of! Springs, and no admtonion tee will In crat or Republican. Grant had had mentally. 2B. Fear that T mav not |'.nnl.-“witoZd.v "»5r 1 — A largely attended meeting of thejaccopipahiment. . BqoDBlH,IHnM,1,v A „ interesting ,mwT.MIlll which will be one hour. An charged. Program starts at I'M a job in Kwlanuuno before and dur- m"k'’ ‘be, correct decision nn things, “PWeflnesday Fob­ --------- sonrY ' SCOUT COURT OF HON---------------|I™te» nary H. 15. .1 at thrtr their horn. home west of directors of the Barry County Agri- 5ervlre is planned—conducted modo’clock promptly. In. th. Frrrl, KdmlnLKnKInn bit terulnln. w .nlrttu.l .rmth. teU nr ®2?etT *“ ,tyld.Jn ,hU lv bv boy*. The public Is cordially They will entertain with Gov. Sleener knew that Grant had The group renewed the magazine , Qulmbv. OR ON FEBRUARY 22 family dnner and tn the after­ city Saturday to con-slder the ques- .nrlted the knowledge and experience for sutocrintkm for the countv lai! anoon-from tion of whether it would be best to' a two tUl five o ’ clock will otrerjit'on and maintenance of their! Court of Honor for Barry county the fob he had In mind for him. inmates Clav Bwett was charen -SLUM" SUPPER. open house, when their friend.- attempt to hold n fair this year or1 Zveh.nre and I In or the onerat'nn Conrt has of Hnnor ,UrTV coun,v production pro So Grant was brought over to Lan- discussion leader for the hext meet- holdinvited been ff,r nmlnoned from anThis .noting aa ill to call. Thev request not. Previous to this meeting, the; Tl>e Amreiran Legion will serve nrto""eh«n"^on?v tor « £ri£S zing and started work for the bud- 'ng on Feb. 14. Checker contexts are matter had been presented to ths!another of those good “Stum'’ sun- nf nn ve«r blginnto** Anri! 1 1933 Feb. 15 tn Wedne«dav evening. Feb. Pne. L F H«rneri to ' act commission. Out of this move furnished entertainment until a late that friends please omit gifts. Hastlngx Commercial Club and they! nrrs at the Legion home on 8 bv Gov. Sleeper came the more and hour. Bovs were present from ^^&Vd^v^^ sT ^'^urd-a’y’WnlnV b«. b AUXILIARY CARD PARTY. larger purchasing department ex- Wpodl*nd and Middleville. 411 youijg: The American Letrton Auxiliary tempting to hold a-county fair in.p>b. IB. Price 25 cents a general. ™ ’’ 4 --------------- - ------------------D. McDonald, Dr. D. D. tabllshcd during the Groesbeck ad- men are invited, | invitation H extended-2-15. ’ ^*^1anv or 71'1 MOOSE FAMILY NIGHT. ; will have a card party' at the Leeton ministration, with Grant still on the --------------- ““---------------1 dtrec- i------------- 1 t ■ » , • I rerves tire right tn reieer anv or an —_, home nn 8 Church 8t. on Friday . After a full dLrcnsslnn the “ I,...,. . Um. job The finger of suspicion has VAIXNTTNE DANCE. .. , SUPPER. I blds. Address. L"C»v. MtltolU Tsie.1 Tele-■ Friday evening, '•tr-■ February 10 Pot --­ Isenhath. tore of the Association decided ver. that!! 25c CHICKEN PIE SUPPER. U B. church Wednesday. !’',,6"e romcanv. Be’kvue. R. 3. Care tuck supper. Ali Moose and friends never been pointed at Grant or the Tliornapple lake. Saturday, Feb. 11. o'clock. Price 10c per person. All are It would not be best to attempt to ' At the ‘ " Invited.I Ervin Miller. Sec’y.—Adv. 2-8 invited. (Continued on page four) —Adv. cordially invited. hold a fair this year. । | Feb. 15.—Adv. Ji HE TOE PE0XY M0RETHAN350ATTEND SCOUT RALLY I.LB01WS BUSINESS CHANGE SAVINGS C0I1I OBE EASILY EFFECTED M PEEK ■ CITYMAYHAVFSYMPHONY ORCHESTRA <’" °“ 1 J . which �THE HASTINGS HANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY g, 1933 PAGE TWO WORTH WHILE TALKS TWO DOCUMENTS ARE SEVENTY YEARS OLD 17637139 Women’s Club' ^ SCIENCE STUDYING - i FROM THREE STATIONS new members More young people] ....-------should attend as it would- be bene-; w“lDiT’is,:hS°! p,r°b'"!“ a Teacher’s Certificate CARIBE OVERDONE ■ One —Other Teacher’s Contract ™ NERVOUS DISEASES ---------- ™,lni ... Dr Frcd OarTtcr °a’» i”- Due To New Tax Limit opened by the president. Irene I teresting Talk To Rotar' en* Club were especially fijrtunaU Friday aftexioon in being pmikgr An.endu.ent • l.n. On Mondny . SHOULD CONTINUE THE Mr. wa,.nl I.U. hrau.l>.wtu. j,“ “ "n:.5S The Michigan Educational Asso- lfStter oI ck-TOClofu. read a short! Dr. Fred Currier of Grand Rapid*, neurologist and specialist in nervFIGHT AGAINST TB <>®<r M -nday same old record.- she i,.4 given at ttw home of Mr-, p. elation is sponsoring a .scries of ra- prayer and the folkrwlng acxigx were “*" >«•T colgrow. As hattesM.-* won Mrs. du> programs, which are cejweiadju-u,^ -his Eye I* on the Sparrow." >ou» ditease*. gave a most interestIN CATTLE helpful at thu tifcrt A volunteer" and "Sweet Hour Ung talk nt the Rotary luncheon Cvlgruw were the numbers of ths u.tert-ling and »h. O f prayer." . Monday noon liwuae ciimmittu-. Mv->damra Aildr. Several important ‘ items wcrej <Tav‘\ln hls. “ddress nn intcrPUBLIC HEALTH CON­ Wages $15 Month CERNS EVERYBODY • medical science, beginning with an­ '. cient Egypt when the priest was the doctor, following the progress through the day* of Greece and Rome, and then to the eclipse ot knowledge through the middle ages, until Europe’s awakening In Hie sixteenth century. Modem medicine owes much to Harvey In proving the circulation of Appropriation Of $780,000 Is Justified By Results Ob­ tained In This Statft ipg economy to* ‘fan We und’ ejand that it is prepared by the 1 ifianie to cut out the usual appt prtai ion made for fighting tubese . PODUNK. — — Mr and Mrs Cody Laubsugh vis­ ited Mrs. Laubaugh's parents in Nashville Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Geo. Benedict of Wayland-visited Mr, and Mrs. Ther­ on Caln over the week end. Mm. Cora Diggs Is spending some time with her sister. Mis Franlj, Edmonds at Hastinn. Mrs. Mary Ldubaugh is slowly re­ covering from her illness ■ Mr. and Mrs. Flrncr Northrop of Nashville visited at Geo. Ransoms al noon at Uw Welcome Grange Thursdayhall Thursday. February 9. Tlic D D - D * had their birthday A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs party at Mrs.«Ella Sniith's A large Frank Bushong.- N church St., on crowd, a lovely dinner and a m<i*t Jan. 30. at Pennock hospital enjoyable time. A large crowd attended the com­ munity meeting ut the church Sat­ urday night Tiie. entertainment was put on by the ladles The next program uiU be put on by th«i men. Martha Brown has. been on the sick list LOCAL NEWS cd the success of vaccination and EAST WAIX LAKE . :the cure of smallpox; Pasteur, who AND VICINITY. laid the foundation for Hie science Mr and Mrs. Ciias. Kahler enter­ of bacterioJagy and Uster, the orig­ tained Mr. and Mrs. Clarence An eight pound' daughter inator of asceptic practices which Shultz and Jan of Hastings Sunday Epworth League benediction re­ , have made surgery so successful In hospilal. Battle Creek, to Mr. and Alice Laubauxh of ’ Richland I modem times. peated. Mn. Charles Ickes. 77 Maple Grove Visited home -folks here over, tlie Recreation conducted by Winnie i Discussing nervous troubles he de- „ week end. Ave., former residents here. Mother Roush consisted ot several Jig-saw Chas. ■ Liubsugh and daughter puzzles. The group was divided up functionainervous \1lscusc an’d'Tr- and l^by are doing splendidly. Con- and Mrs. Fargo attended a church so tiuit three or four worked at one rally In Hostings Sunday. puzzle. Two groups finally com­ CUfTord Kahlers and Will Whit­ pleted their puzzle—Corr. Sec. duetury offer on a new line of goods, temore's were Kalnmai-oo shoppers y . which l hey' are introducing, mane Friday. that would U- a serial ctumering human h tpore of helples- chll t|ie people. The amount involved t about glSOOM per year. If it wen a matter rd appropriating money foi die jiving <d a tew catUfe^rrem riy­ might properly decline- to author:.'. 2150.000. but when thtr public hf&i'Ji The "wantlid invention-.." by the way. still include that j»jssible boon to the suspicious slioppcr. a grape basket with a tranyiMirent bottom CITIZENS TO CONSIDER CRISIS OF EDUCATION Statewide Conference To Held At Lansing On February 15 HASTINGS SHOULD BE listens. REPRESENTED THERE Lansing on Wednesday. Feb. 15. Is being called Jointly by Where the primal human WATERS thirteen Important State Mooting To Be Held In Lansing Next Wednesday purcluued oi .the ■ rs. Mr. Terpentng milhlijg and repair CLOTHES SHOP February nutrition club meeting in tiie Ketcham hall, Wednesday, Feb lo. All member* are requested to nwie for dinner and afternoon meeting. Erwin Milk-r anti son. Ev'erett. cpicsticq about the existence of haw installed their crate mill in whdl u. termed the sympathetic Hu- firmer Lacey Garage building nervous system, nor could there be and are now ready to begin making any doubt that repression und conMuch sympathy is expressed would tend to depress the sympa­ throughout, the omimunlly tor Mr. thetic nervous system and would David Conklin who is very low with exercise harmful effects upon the am-mia ami other cumplK-ations. vita! organs of the body, especially Mn Conklin I: a jnttent at Bronion hospital. Kalamazoo. ’» Giving quality anti mod­ erate prices make this store a popular place. Hicy relate to the progress and wel­ fare of the citizens of Michigan in the present .social and civil turmoil, will be presented by the speakers al cspecinlly about conflicts between the morning and afternoon pro- instinct* that are human aiyl social _jnd moral law. and religion. He ffeted and jjji- milk :o children, tnejrby neurologist can learn the truth from Hie patient a* to.these conflicts that might haw taken place many Baltimore township. Funeral servi lets will be held at the family rest- FINE PROMOTION FOR REV, ALFRED WAY nt ■..itivring a splendid: i ha- bevn prepared and it: an lnt4.-R.MHng. occasion. ■ , Specials Saturday Card Honey, 15c each Sliced Bacon, lb. . . ’ . Hamburg HOSPITAL .'uficriug. r-i 1111 h o * w Apple Butter f.. Fresh Ham "■ I2c LaChoy Eean Sprouts, 2 caiis 25c La Choy Chow Mein Noodles, can 18c ■ Fancy Blue Rose Rice, 5 lbs.- .._19c Peanut Butter Peter p«» 2 c.n. 25c Tea Pot Tea, £-lb. Package 15c Macaroni, Spaghetti Crescent 4pkgw25c Feldpausch’s ** White Better Foods Cost Less” ' Phone 2272 Deliveries Daily < Comb . ■ .f ..... Maximum Ladies', Dressing Comb ....... Maximum Men's Dressing Comb ....... Klenxo Fine Tooth Comb . Roxbury Ladies* Syringe. A Hygienic Powder Both Z,b- i5c 16c . 33c We Buy Eggs DRESS SHIRTS for Men, 98c Plalnx- and Fancies and White Navy Blue Corduroy Breechea S GIVEN AWAY! J 18c ► Paramount Sauer Kraut Fancy Chickens, lb. Chase and Sanborn’s Coffee . 49c 1 Q T A r AFTER - SHAVE POWER f -L xk . with every 50c bottle of > RUBBER Butter! * for Boy# for Men nd Seventeen year* a«o ransferred to Hasting* and iCoffee! < MEL-O-CAP 4F q 3 lbs, 55c, lb. Tweedlown Caps -a. jl. ▲. ▲ ▲. j*. a▲ a j* a ▲ a. a, ▲ ▲ j* a*, a.▲ ▲ ▲ a. ▲ ▲ 10c Choice Beef Kettle Roasts, lb. 10c Boiled Ham Armour'* Star Sliced c>r Chunk 20C A. 50c Plain and Fancy Broudclotlu Sanforized Shrunk A trading opportunity for tlwifty shoppers ... Profits sacrificed on over 200 every-day toilet drug and other necessities. See our windows and large hand hill for full list ol items. PhaFmaceutical Caxcara Compound. No, Hinkle. Pk.. 100 s . . 5 lC Pail 39c' Little Major DRESS SHIRTS BIRTHDAY SALE Granulated EtTe-rvesrenl Sodium Phosphate, 4-ox. $ 49 ZJnc Oxide Ointment, tube. Spare Ribs Honey MatHn Fob-y alter an extended visit with hu mother. Mrs. Jerry Tlu- .1932 Olympic Garr.ra u*d "a motion pictun- camira-Mop watch-* turned, to Ann Arb.it a combi nation dor the first t ime. 30 th Detroit Area Under Bishop Blake While r.v. unexpected, the death .raj vf Claude E. Woxi on Thursday XMh-ia -• m>w to Mr. Wood* long . t ot irleiuh in thls_ci:y and viwili be «Uity uiu-rc he was so well and 'ivorably known. He was the only ■n of Elmer and Flora Wood and x- Lorn near Coat* Grove, April ) 1873. and was 59 -years, tune i.--.itiL ami thirteen day* old at the ReiUon and by directing to assist tnc patient, and help him out of hl* r.cTvous trouble. HAltBUls CORNEILS. The P. T A at the Altoft school put oti a fine program Friday eve­ ning. Andrew Smith and son Forrest Smith U Shultz called on Clark Low overhead tintl fast turn-over makes this’ potwihle. i'crtuni!) presented ilk It to any senice and kindness te :■» others, so he wen a warm n a wide circle of friends Readymade Bandage . . . I Eli Cotton. 16-ox. Roll . . . Dental Flow, 12-yd. GUss ~ White. Flesh .... .19 Back and Loin Plaster . . .19 BrlUdonna Piaster15 Belladonna A Capsicum Plaster . . . . . 2 for 45 Germicidal Soap. lrr ... .19 Aluminum or Hard Rub- Brief funeral sei vices were held Sunday afternoon at the home with formal service* later at the Costa Grew church. Rev John Smith and Rev Fay Wing officiating Burial . was in Riverside cemetery Glen Dean and family, iynn nr.derwrni an operaBarry County Home Extension i i-nmck hospital Thursday. Group No. 3 will meet at the home -• L<\> Church and of M:s Mort Hill Tuesday after­ _ in of L-vmg spent noon. Feb. 14. for the lesson on vfdiiW a’ John Naah’g. Tnompton and Morey GUILD NO. 8. Chanty Guild No 6 v-.U meet at j ■ Mr. snd Nn. witt Mrt. Forreat Lsra s. w Green Stin MlddtevUle Tuescsy. Wednesday evening, Feb. 15. I| Wash Cloths . . Vacuum Bottle . Alta Toilet Tissue Waffle Iron . . . Ktenro CtoUi . . Heating Pad . . Tweedtown Caps f for Men No other store catf show bet­ ter values than wr can at^- Purtest Products Boric Acid Powder. Rexall Remedies .15 Lpxorn Kalt. 16-ox.................... Sodium Bicarbonate, l<i-or. Sulphur, 8-oz. Glycerin and Rose Waler. Mcrrurochromr. Z"t. Bakc”• - * ’ * .10 Camphorated OIL 4-ox. A” Cod Liver Oil, Mint Flavor. Tincture Iodine with Appli­ cator. Bakelite Cap. I-or. Witch Hasel. 16-ox. . . . Glycerine Suppositories Acid Dyspepsia Tablets, Ms •W‘ For the Hair .... Corn Solvent Little Liver Fills, 100 s . . Penetrating Liniment. 3-oz. .19 Laxative (old Tablets, 24* .19 Syrup Figs A Senna . . . Cherry Bark Cough Syrup . Laxative Salt Eff, 7-oz. . . Hygienic Powder, 6-o*. . . Vapure. 2-ox. Beef, Iron and Wine, 16-oz. FepUtita (with coupons) Infant. H'» Mineral Oil, IliiMun type. Lithia Tablets, Eft.. M s Quinine Tablets. 2-gr., SUNDRIES Sandwich Toaster . . School Lunch Kit, Asst. Curling iron . . * . Pcrmedgr Strapper . . A I* rm Clocks .... Percolators STAG AFTER-SHAVE LOTION! ► A REAL BUY! Wh, 2J » .»54>S LE5JON COCOA BUTTER Skin Cream . . Ixition .... Assorted Talcum* Carveth & Stebbins The Rexall Store Goods Delivered Telephone 2|31 50c 98c S|50 WORK PANTS Why pay any store more when wc can sell you sturdy work pants nt— 89c and98c EtlG YANK WASH SHIRTS 49c We do not claim to under sell every store...but we are NOT under sold by any store! WATERS CLOTHES SHOP �THE BASTTXC^ avnitw, WH>Kr§P.4T. FEBRUARY t 1913 UlfflGEMCPttKIS-Note* SUES0ECISION- Sporting Items AOWAKIYA. * _ ____________ ;__________________ _ Group Aowaklya. Mra ' Johnson' , (Continued from page one)’ a,ld J»»nct Michael, guardians, are "‘g’’"!!* H. H. S. FIVE DEFEATSJudge Hawley in the Nashville bank ’mother* Uus ufumocn carrying dpi case with reference to certain a feature of the 1933 Birthday Pro)*' GRAND LEDGE 27-24 claimed preferred deiknlU. The to- ect. 1 lal of live claims for which preThis occasion will be the group's Hawks tors Even Account The K. of P. Athletic Committee' ference was-a*ked In the Middleville first Council Fin- and experience m I received aord last aeck that in re- case amounted to over S4.GOO on lhe lighting the fires of worit health, With Lanky Visitors In 'sjionse to their invitation, the state 'day when the bank closed. The and love. Sevcp of the girls arc boxing and athletic commission,,' Thrilling Game take their Woodgatherer's headed by Mr. Barker, planned to; bank on that - day had a total of ready to March and will receive Avenging an IB to 15 defeat suf­ al tend the wrestling show here 1 'cash on hand and on deposit In ' fere-d earlier in the season by the Thunday night, tomorrow evening, jother banks of S1.8S8 83. It would their honor beads at this time. be impossible to trace any of, these Flbruary 9, at Castle Hall. Olein Grund Ledge eagers, a determined •’‘tpoait* so os to Savoldi. broliter of the famous !h '? C hn a l Hasting* quintet ekvd out a 37 to 24 . ■Jumping Joe" , of Notre D«me’f!^whfbeen held invictory over the Lodgers here last, football fame, will cpwipete in 1the purpose Of The amount Friday night in a game that found herufilner. with Dick Gerber of In­ ,—..... ot cash on hand wa* much below tho the locals on the long side of the diana. Gerber, who b one of the total preferences planned so that? count throughout the four periods. In spite of Hie visitors’ ratiginrsa. treat favvnte. Both boys are clean1 ‘ « ftetehert’vi Ffdehtv (Continued from page one) the Hawksters were able to scon- uuu ...a PA,,..,„ an W.P.U.. U -—■ consistently, lending at the eonclu- .-.howmanship. । _!ln the 2fllst Michigan, Page 197, Rob»-tl Cook; rural scouting, liarsion of the tost quarter by a 10-6 m me semi-finals Hostings' own', these claims may not be paid as preold JFc»ter; publicity, W. J. Field; count, at the half 14-13 and finish-, Raymond “Dutch- Velde and Jim1ferencc claims. Tho Judge there- leadership 1 and -.rginiiig. D. Vaning the tiilrd quarter with a 19-10 mle shaven of Ohio will renew fore. issued-an order denying pre- Buskirk; Finance. Laurence A. E Barscore In their favor. ' hwUllUes “Dutch" and Jimmie ference In all tiie cases. nett; deputy cvmmBaitinera. Dr C Howard and ninmpson. hildln.i wrestled to a draw here a month Attorney Archie McDonald of this E. Hyatt. Dr. M. R Kinde. Rev down the forward berths, lead the .,go. olm. .. » -Uw..;. fra/rte2 aru? d —*' 1 ‘ily represented the custodian of-Ute Wurtz. Robert Barn.-s; ai«-a council • scoring for Hastings, the former adverse to ruughhouse tactic*, nL.rv*. Pnrni«» State Bank of ■ Middleville representatives. Aben E. Johnson. T tallying ten points while_Ute-dlmin- . ------- -- - — — * — * — — (I^lw nf p AGHeUr111 ltUs ’“iFatlon. which wM de- S. Baird; county repretentatlVM. utive’ Thompson followed clow be­ -a .. ..-X......11 i. "‘gnea to aia inc custodian ot tne r. *• iwi.v. . hind with eight points. Ewert c.-mmittef Iw* w tll“; bank in adjusting tile claims filed LeRO/Bcli; Woodland, dyde Rut-’.l; Grand Ledge center, lead the vlsl- .and , „„„ tickeUs....for the ringside section hv ... ai-nr.<iinrr Pru-oort w a Seifert- DowUnc H tore' Corveth by >u.acp«ators. ■ ,.I*K' J tors' scoring with eleven points point , win will be bv placed on sale at Carvcth -----------------------------------DePriester; PrairieviUe, W. F. wh|o Hick*, Hicks, foryard, forward, totaled eight and Stebbins' Drug store. whfo FARI Y QTART MADE Smith; Banfieid. Milton Ix'inaar; CHBL-I di wn I lYlHUt Delton, Rww-ll Mott; field execnTiie Hastings, reserves found the *’* • ' Savoldi-GerberHead K. of P. Mat Card W MORETHAN350AT TEND SCOUT RALLY BIG Chic! Mens for piece* CHENILLE Leather HAND BAGS Bath Rug Lid Cover Practical, tool For theu New styles 1 Stew dupes I af-/r. Rug 18" x standard sue cover black or brown shoe calf. Work Shoes Crescent Princess BLACK COMPOSITION SOLE Built for Wear for Gay Star 6 to 11 SLIPS A buy that gives all oth­ er values the elif-t In *lure. pink or peach Nainsook, sires 34 to 44. Length. 45-. BROADCLOTH Light Yet Strong DAIRYMEN tlve- Llor>,.dc<1Intncn(Utlr 8h,fer iwninicn ,llv of th. nominations were accepted a* read Holstein, Jersey, Guernsey,. Lloyd Shafer, field executive, then. re than 150 boys attending And Brown Swiss-Breeders made a few remark- concerning Thompson. ! . ... . scout work, after which Mrs V. R Hn.'tings High and Junior High Meet At Farmers Week winlngcr explained the purjmM.* of PENNEY’S schi.ils are now on organbed ath­ U’chli-itncr. Ij’u.i Lanxing.-’Da 1 rymen of home night, one of the features of IMPORTED Men’s Fino-Ribbed letic teams competing in tourna­ Adair, c .. Michigan will live up to tiicir repuscout week jirogram ment-. under the direction of Coach Snyder, g. . lotion of being early starters as they Because oi an error in figuring Hnwthninc and Assistant Conch •Haidt, g. ... gather at East Lansing on the first .percentugw. the Odd Fellows cup Brazak. Coach Hawthorne is su|x-r... — .. Jan. vising the work of ten boys on the. day of. -----------Fanners' Week. 30. to presenied to the troop or pack havMisses’! Women’s! vuMity t-um. twenty boys on the} begin, the sessions of the association *"« l‘ ***P* Ilv Jw rdwiC in Mdind team and fifteen ninth j meeUnn which will be held by the the h anquul -ronuu! rally rulh ris awarded inin Grand Ledge 24 Fn-sh as a Spring o graders Krnoers on on lhe inc freshman ireaiunai* squad *muuu four Jour grou groups dairy cattle breeders (olToWx ^Trobll87’'ll<lnrat?' Dicks, f. . -----of’ -*-* -----*----------Ankle Length! Easy to open They ’ ll MAKE .. .czc! and comfy as<> Workout*, are field each evening- within the stete. n ^nd 73 tl in : Plumbley, I Long Sieevetl 11 c-cn Brosak b supervulng rtghj Holstein, Jersey, Guernsey, and £££ ??' )i; P^k 9 !Uth: Your Costume I ran-bi- these draughty • Easy to close days* * <• and «gni eight । grown have . team* tnnu m thF tne Junior junior Hteh muiano Brown S*l.\s Swl.\s partisans will ha tv Troon Troop 7/ 74 sixth- and Pack 14 Warm and well-made I Pennington team* hi ,the High school. All b..ya!' SJX<u i program* the wvcmh n 3 wlm^ake ’P>« ,n* ran“ dealing d,a!ln K with t k, ‘ nart .r.rt’ m in “th"!' ihfw contents coht.-ltK! S|X 1 tV** ■ ’Krauu» uiu.uiK wun the mu- seventh. seventh. Troop Troop 72. 72. therefore, merwore. is.the IS oni' Beige, tan. whi Each garment weight a Sattler, ii. Matte of refected material* Vividjnew Colors .< mnv 0 who take doiiic part1 JtkfMtenin these wwk contests 1। problem* of that particular breed, breed. n*ai winner oi m tlw tiu> cup run for tor 1933 ioti eggshell black, brown. II Standard sires I 0 IhJand nre^nt1 a ceTthleate i “nd “U d‘,lr»nen *111 Inci1 dl»A committee coiuistlmj of Mrs. Blough. g. - TnAll names!CUMlons ”f Bte.matter* which con- Albert Carvcth. chairman; Mrs. 24 ;»<? ‘the vaSu gXw are1fr^of:ccrn lhe Paction of dairy pro- Richard Potts, Mrs. Arthur Haven, exceiit tnr varsity !Kium* art iirec ;ducbi Earh nf lhp hrM.d<tnt. Jav attle Creek rimrge andTgrrai K' the oi ducU. Each of the breeders'associaJay Mend. Mead. W. W J. Field. neld. D. D A. VanBHcroe. Nick beam. Ba W^jStX^^taofT'txXaak: !<«««> ho!d M ■ .L. •■■■•man. Foremar T. S. 'rierwiK und nnrniiLs of the bovs-tak-1 1MHU annual annual stings mcciiiup, .nd ana Buskirk nua****. «*. iiiK nart are becomim' regular h<”e their officers during Baird. durine Mrs. Harley w-.o,,!election .- 1 haveoftheir election of officers Baird.Fox. M Mr.< Ver-Think •. wrc*. . I. V.. . - —........-Iof ii! The present officers of the asso- had charge of making arrangements ■ 4 ■ ' x-,* « ^contests staged In the gym clations alto are working on. the ioT ti>e meeting-.^ , programs for Farmers' Week are: MEMORIES. Middleville basket tjall quintettes • Guernsey*. John Endicott, De- ■ Mrr. Ruth Henry was called to’ for iriad’’ a ch -<n .-we’p of game’s played troit, president, and W. D. Burring- As the years roll away tn the dis­ BOY'S! Penney’ Inst ueek; Unit, by defeating Byron* Jackson last week by the seriowt lll- ton. East Laming, secretory; for;: lance behind us Cheery Colonial Men’s ' Center on Tuesday 38 to 12. and' on',Jie.-w uf nn nluit. Planned These And the friends of our school days 1-r.uuy i;j takin ■ the NmhviKe cage; * Mr- Phillip Pilbbury has been ill Jcr'cys. George Cooper, Ann Arbor, president, and S. H. Latourette, grow wrinkled and gray. Specially for You! witli the grippe. Her mother from S. M-c'ffid team alto defeated the Battle Creek has been caring for, j Flint secretary; for Holstcins. J. E. With their ranks growing thinner | McWnUaths, Mt. Cicmcqs, president. al) 'serve to remind us Byron Center reserves 23 to 5. We haven't got very much longer Mrs. Marion Doster, teacher I of, and J. G- Uays. East burning, Although Uh T. K. 8- buske.trcr. to stay. ' the Brings school and students lof; Mcretery; und for Brouq Swiss. Milo Cmvr-flHJ-jf read-ite-om I Blue or Striped Extra soft and pliable Nashville they put on the accelera­ the singing and folk dance features' Peterson, Ionia, prcMdent, und Er­ In fancy I still hear their voices tor in flu? closing quarter ot lhe ot the rural schools. went to Delton win Kraps. Sebewaing, secretary. . .. for w ork or driving I Gay patchwork effects — Heavy Denim playin? ' One exhibit prepared by the Col- ; Atwhile Come und rolled up.a auhst.intial Ftulnv in preparation for lhe final। piiilnwny. tox and . nr warmly Incited; quilted lour rooni> pockets icg<; dairy department which will prison goal. . rig-rag! Scalloped edges! gusset and string fas­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller were, prove of special interest to visiting And me thinks I cun hear a stern liartacked at all fxtinliol tener I on the schedule will lx- playd-hexe nt Portland last week, to visit Mr.' dairymen will be the showing of the teacher's voice saying, strain. Sisee this -week. Tuesday the Guhubur,; and .<<u Mrs. ...,n. Willard CiUe. j daughters and granddaughters of boy» in the'grammar class quintet wlrch rave the MUldl'.V.Ih Mr. ar.d Mr. Charles Purcell were one sire. The inftuencc of u good . "You ttay after school.” . hi Bnitle Creek on Wednesday to slro upon the type and quality of end on Friduj girls in neat pinafores grace­ visit their sister. Mrs. Ella Reese the herd will be emphasized by this The ’ ’ exhibit. and family. ful and healthy. Tlx- community In general are. Came tripping in mornings from QUALITY . .„. Noted r peakers from other states NEVER On Tui-’dav.«veiling the Middlc- much sagdened by the very diflerent ways. . 2y will audit the staff of the college in BY vifle glrl.< basket ball -team will piny • ■ ndltlon of Mr.-. Gladyu Conklin BY of And we firmly resolved if we ever COMdOhia nt the T. K. S gynuuu- Johnstown, who has been in” ill the dairy programs. • The annual TEST grew wealthy. banquets for dairymen will be held GUESS lum. health since the holidays. To give one a hphw for the rest on Monday evening. Ab,mt .aewn'y-flve were prerent, ■ of her days. ' 116-118 EAST STATE ST., HASTINGS, MICHIGAN and broke brt-ajl nt the Briggs com-1 OBITUARY. munitv dinner Sunday. After the I Our parents were first Jo take note Minnie,E. Drajier. oldest daughter repast Rev. MoncridfT. a missionary, of the warning. .. ti™- mu mi of Lucas and Mary Draper, was- That cupid no longer lay dormaht Woodland High school basketeers mWlltknu in-Manchuria and Janan. born in Bairy county on the west and cold. REINFORCED CONCRETE IS of Pine lake. Feb, 23. 1838. and , the cement. who first produced reinforced con cfMitlnned their string of Victories demonstruting the robes of-that; side When we started In washing our UNWISE LAWS REDUCE INVENTION OF FRENCH. This proved so successful, hot on- errte. ■ by defciitlne Bellevue n: Bellevue 43 cwnSy. Rev. " Kclter.-pastor " of the poised away Jan. to. 1933 at her face every morning. STATE CHICORY CROP The records do not contain much ly in lightening but also In i " "" to '.13. while tin- seconds of the Chinch of the Brethren of Battle, homo on the t-ast side of Pine lake, And brushing our lunr without SOUTH COATS GROVE. Woodlniid team defeated the Br!l< - Creek. talked on community enter-. where she had resided all her marstrengthening the product, that he j III st being luld. ■ Value Of Michigan Product his,or> Mr and Mrs. Glen Smith vile r<;«rves 21 to 13. long of nrisei and progresi In- rural local!- rn-rl life, at the age of 70 yrs.. .11 later iBiv-r emoorxeu embarked m in me the maxing making of oi | , , -- - ” ---- ,,rof '8unnrrl of nf his nl« achievement. nrhli'toniont ■ "7 ° . 7 ™ ”, ord Woodland rnn wild nt basket ’hoot­ tii-.-aiuUlfe «> that all felt much nios. und 7 days. On Sept. 27. 1870 Tiie boys would turn tricks that . n llsl!e4 “ Co» Stowrir. Sun-, Is Greatly Lessened By Un. ,nd tanks and neon and.. «Stn«ard. were supple and limber, . ing. ncciimutating 20 jxilnts for his filled with the*”mesages Drought, she wiu united In marriage with brtdgs. A ^en. » panted hun i 'Charles H. Ford, who passed away team during .the three quarters he and the.excellent music. Chew gum while the teacher was, founded Rumors one Of du duties wems to have been wn: in the game. The Polpar Entein MIHcr had the misfortune!! Jan. 19.. 1930. To , this union tfcre calling the roll, Lunslng.-The production of the transporting of plant* In heavy brothers nf Bellevue each scored tlx tn crush hh fdot near the big too,, born I wo children. Gene, who died AnrtTh^.hov a-A.i'irf smmnrr v m * * chicory, n profitable farm industry cement tubs. These - bulky,500,1 adopted his idea and now ---, were « r~T" diaries Waliace of Good Wl) jxiinu. Paul Bond of Charlotte was while moving an electric saw last at the hge of 7 mos. und Robert jiirough the umber । which is almost entirely confined to cumbersome things, surviving. She wa-s the oldest one Uh* referee. -wepk. ’ thlnas. difficult diatom to to wh,t»v.r >ou ..uh Uu pnjrn. ot community Is .wndm* . u, day, h?ndl .B,?d Monier the of four children. Her brother, i 1 swimming’ hote ------- _ ----- ---------- 'j -------—....... aonler conceived conceived ..... the jomc great engineering project “ and ““ , trim wlth nw his sister. sister, tseuian Beulah uamara Barnard. Cliarit s Draper, preceded her tn I the legislative acts which apparent- idea of lightening the load by using see the long thin steel rods stick-1 Oeo./and Greta Firstcr of Ver death by four months, a sister i ■The path through the woods lead-, ly are unwarranted, according to the cement as a base and Incorpor- ■ ing out of the cement, give a1 montville spent Sunday with hit Millie, living in Minneapolis. She Il ing down to the landing. the latest scientific discoveries ot nting iron rods placed vertically in'thought to the gardener, in France I parents. • < also leaves hcrr son. Robert, atui ' With a log for n bridge where it'the merits of chicory when blended J;I ' ' .. --------------------——, ---------------wife and three grandchildren be-’‘crossed the ravine, | with coffee. . , >, sides many other relative? and The . big giant maples no longer are Tiie use ot chicory tor the purpow Huttings, Michigan ■ Trl.eplinnca 2244 •255"'IL— friends. | standing. ] goes back many years, and lids SAVE' THIS COUPON AiuL_Jbc oi<j old sugar camp u no no plant Ls lhe only one of the many OBITUARY. |AML_yrc — -------which have been tried that con-J - Edith Allen passed away at the Jnorc t0 •* icen' WEEK OF FEBRUARY 12 ' tinues to be demanded by coasum-; home of her son. Leon Krebs. On The old mill is gone from th# side , ,ers. European countries use a large' SUNDAY AND MONDAY, FEB. 12-13 N. Jefferson. Jan. 29. 1933. at the of the highway. chicory to age of 43 years, 5 m<4, mc^, 25 days. She She With lu lUcks oI huge-logs nearly'' amount nn‘ouni of « c*»cory w blend with *»n . was the oldest child of Frank and biocidng the track conc« Vld M part of Wchl»an Stella Britten. Mrs. Allen was bom Ana th‘‘Xing:Uup at the T? alw g0M 10 . the “utbcrn , in Charlotte in the year 1889. Sur- AI,af * d* u *’ ““ states. riving are the son. Leon Krebs, and w*““ °. „nf0??”*’ t„r _..h Chicory obtained Its bad name Stnlng on Silver Plate Chain! wifq and two grandchildren. Dolores wmi/or Jack■ r with Qnd suffcred frora restrictive Jaws WUlie or Jack. and Keith Krebs, two step-sons.। ... ______ ' against, Its use because popular ruAdded Special “Slngln' Sam" with organ Frank and John Alien, father. Frank A new set of scholars has taken our mors attributed various types of illOur Gang Comedy and Pathe News Britteh. one brother. James Britten. places, nesses and diseases to it* use. Care35c Centa CHILDREN 10c one sister. Mrs. Stella Maynard;, Not one single oldtimer among ful investigations made recently I alro pieces and nephews thcm.I see. have dlsjiroved these rumors. Ex­ .. P11’. funfral w“ ,ield “l t ?ap." And I note as Ilook intheir bright' periments made by the chemistry i.U church rh.rs „„ w.a„.~l.v Prh I lanny ^,,ona ,, COUPON—TUESDAjy—NIGHT tlst on Wednesday. Feb. 1, at two P. M.. Rev. B. J. Adcock offi­ Each one is an absolute stranger, Michigan State College show tiiat ciating. Burial in the Coman ceme-I. Check Colon Wanted to me. —O. B. G.; a beverage made with chicory alone tery, . Instead of spending thousands of dollars on advertis­ $ ------■« ; -----. has no more effect on respiratory Chukker PLEASANT hill. i metabolism than an equal amount ing the manufacturers of Blue Lilac Cosmetics make LAKEVIEW. i We arc glad to hear Ethel Palmer of clear water. Fogmist. this wonderful offer to create a greater demand for George Gillespie of Charleston, ,is home from tiie liospital and gam- f a report of these and other trials West Va.. visited relatives here over ! Deausan Comedy. ‘Tryatal Gaiabos" 10c With Coupon their products in this territorj< . ing in strength. : made to test the merits uf Chicory j the week end. Dove Beige Present this certificate and 99c and receive one |1.00 Several on this road Are enter-11 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palmer and have been assembled In a bulletin Mtuiuw urc uu children spent Sunday with Mr. and by the farm crops department at i Greylite talnlng the flu. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY box of Madam Josephine Face Powder, one $1.00 Bot­ Heber Pike and Mrs. Krantz of Mrs- Cyrus Shroyer of Barbers Cor-. Michigan State College, because this tle Alndam Josephine Perfume, and we will give you Natural Beige Orangeville spent Sunday with Wm. nersdepartment believes that the acre- i absolutely FREE a S2.Q0 Rock Cut .Crystal Necklace Gillespie and family. ' R. J. and C. A. Williams attended age devoted to tills crop could be j Sizes to LOMe strung on Silver Plate Chain and Two Pair of Ladies’ Lakeview Community Club meets the Sheep Breeder's meeting al M. profitably expanded if the popular Friday evening February 17. Every- S. C., East Lansing. Wednesday. misconceptions of chicory could be “Serval” Clear Crepe Hose. Comedy, ''Don’t May Bridge With, Yoar Wife," PATHE NEWS one welcome. I xr. and Mrs. Lester Raymond corrected and a wider market for ADULTS 15 Cents—CHILDREN U)c * nil TiMAnr’rrv-rvv 'an‘l Mr* Bert Palmer and chUdrcn the product created. The crop Is iCE » *. attended the P. T. A. meeting at grown under contract and the chicnZiX • nLMwKlt °L.he fh I the AJtofl school Friday evening. ory roots are processed in Michi-1 OmtxT. meet Friday with their , . ,,, .... r,tnn<. « FRIDAY and SATURDAY. i leader Mrs R. Greenfield 1 T*11-' Sunshine club will meet w!th ff»n plants. | I Robert Matteson and Clinton Bull Mrs- Le**» “8ttln thls Tiiursdoy aft- The bulletin. Extension Bulletin were unabi to^Jd itooTX- t,n°® 10 «P "tne work .tart- No 127, will be sent to anyone reYou rhay leave 99c at our store before sa|e and set 1 day on account of sickness ed Iot wcclt- Mrs- ,da ScWeh join- questing it from the bulletin clerk will be laid aside for you. 2 sets to each coupon. Mr. and Mrs. Ruuell Greenfield ed thc cIull at ,he ,ast mecltn8at College. were-in Najiriile'Monday Mrl CUn Widiam. vbtted her ---------------- - ------------------' Floy Greenfield and family of a“nt* Mri J- w' Aublt andtemily, A .suggestion for hot weather Mafic Carpet, “Sleillan Sunshine.” Carlton, also Russell Greenfield of Laming Wednesday. reading—a German explorer has Saturday Rex Bell and Helen Foatcr. “Lucky Lanigan” spent Friday in Grand Rapid. u Be* Palnwr accompanied hte Just brought out a 20-volume work . —, brother. Miner, to Battle Creek on an antarctic expedition. ADULT8 25c . CHILDREN 10c ’ The radio certainly gave life to a Friday nlgjit to witnew the Golden --------------|24 E. State St Telephone ---------------------------i A few winters ago It was smart to lot of old jokes. Still, a lot of them Glove, tournament, don’t sound as bad as some of the Lloyc] Colvin •is ----suffering from an; have a coat of tan. Now It's smart attack of qulnsey. 1 to have a coat. , Grand Lciliii* reconds an <*iuy match, defeating tiH-in’ 22-12. Lineups and Summary; School Teams Play In Tournament Series BY qihic STATE di Glad pain Spring Sweaters FABRIC GLOVES for Ironing Board UNION SUITS T.K.S. Basketeers Make Clean Sweep for “Oxhide” “Patchwork” Buckskin Gloves Play Suits Lined GoH Knickers I J. C. PENNEY Woodlanc^Jagers Beat Bellevue 43 22 TS X’ * ■H'S'STh’l*"0,?0' •TRANI) THEATJQJR T7TJ U'C Two pairs o£Sl Certified Serval Clear Crepe Hose a Lew Ayer*.,,AU Star Cast PT? PP •T AvJC/JC/ “OKAY AMERICA” 52 00 Rock-cul Crystals Manufacturer’s Introductory Sale — TWO HOURS ONLY— Saturday, Feb. 11 10 a. m. to 12 Noon William PoweU — Kay Frances “ONE-WAY PASSAGE” La.JC«£i s w*l“‘a”!??2,,Le.! “Fast Life” YOU PAY 0NLY...~y~P for All Five Articles... Jack Oakie— Marian Nixon ‘Madison Square Garden’ F. L. Fairchild Mill)■■■T* 2522 Hutii �THK HASTINGS RAXXEB. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY g, MM FAOI FOUR The Hastings Banner .1— ,.u,^ w -mu... ' uxkifio e 2." 'L_ r.wril iV'ak n", ,7, ,*'•» ‘ , n„. ■ It will lake more than a patriotic slogan to eut down the flood of cheap goods from foreign countries, however. The average purchaser is guided by price alone and doesn't give a thought to keeping home in­ d us tries cclng. Therefore American Views andQ Opinions; thers This and That Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday Crumbs of Wisdom An- Unjust Burden. Many of tlwee attempting to cure Michigan of her financial ills turn with a gesture pt hope to the weight . Miss ‘Beatrice Clift chaperoned Legislature was almost right” when the girls' ixiskcl ball team Friday if rtconfmendni.lhat forty-one per­ ttnning.on their trip to Lowell. sons are su flic lent to adminutcr to Mr*. Lewis Stolle and baby of the clerical wants ot thirty-two [ "The real secret of how to use lime ir. to pack it iu you would a portmanteau, filling up Ove small spaces with small thing*."—Sir Henry Haduy. pfteho-Slovakia 'and since pound sterling went off the gold standard. Clearance Sale $ndpf. Of All Fall and Winter Clothing and Furnishings .mhinit Michigan's trouble days -... rk as American workmen reoettq per hour. To resist this Ude <d cheap-labor foreign •goocU.i ac ne**d somathing more than a: .patriotic sleean; *<• need a firm­ tai ifT policy that will rvawnUc tlu-! beans are more important than beer Lawrence Miller and grandmolhr. Mr*. Miller of Reading. Prnnnyl- and boose.Alfalfa Bill” Murray. Ihla. are viriUng his mother, Mn>. laade Miller, enroute to their new erne tn Grand Rapids. bur c.i:i thii state of idealism, be made practical when living standajds and consequently manufactur­ ing costs in various countries of the world differ so widely? , . All Have Been Reduced 25% "H was the League of Nations^ that made it p.vssiOle for China .to! refrain from declaring war if »lie hud declan d war. ail brakes would I have been off."—James T. MacDon- j Impliedly. ijUcnioliiii- Lambie & Doyle • TIM propp’d rate for Will run from three per c Of retail 1>u»uk%*. utthtie cd siignti eniDk'lll COM* jur iuaiij ,i-i; taxes have, become *<> high ih :properly, in a great many itutaiut • fe now a di'.tinct liability A mojeratc tetqif sale*.tax-such -as tl one Mr. Comstock propose* combu in accusing Senator Tydinga of po.;tefaing unusual couraye. Ohly a few days after'he broke forth-in1 jU» jc’nate .chamber favoring dras- i *4 The Store for Dad and Lad ” kept Upsets withdraw his motion and h;nl cerfidn of ids more pungt nt remarks Stricken from the record. Evident­ ly* party discipline from some source, or other completely deflated his •convictions.' * Immediately the[ question comes to mind concernltw the influences that succeeded in. changing' the courageous spirit of a tt nator riding forth like a pluns- j cd knight to champion economy mV tn a meek little party lamb. II ......- - - - -----­ could get a uuthful answer to this.’1011.- b,lt 1 ',o ’ai" perhaps we would be mighty near turat . commissioner, really sidrl! somethin# when lui told a meeting i 50% This is your opportunity to buy standard merchan­ dise at the lowest price in many years. Way of Our World A drastic (hough not unexpected shift of Michigan's tax load is now propoeed by Oowraor Ounstocx. who would do away with the Ant! now we read that the one property nut entirely and substitute and one-half i>er cent tax limita­ in its place a gnx- sales and in­ tion amendment is on trial. Re­ come tax. These levies, he predict;, gardless of-the outcome, however, we believe the very fact that a 'ma­ jority of Michigan voted for such a proposal la. h clear ultimaturn io jwlitirimw that government costs to Ionia County Ja us > .tpendlnj ■ nd Rapid;, tin Mi-,. Jcuephlin no sane plan for •firm relief" fca:! yet betn proposed. The commis­ sioner might have gone a step fur- a^t iv txiwftble It plan for boosting «r fixing the, particular ptyn u- ]>rice< of agricultural products cnuM • jL>sibly_ be formulated. The only! people benefited by such scherue .; are the politician* and ofliciab who try to carry them out and the pub- ; • Do You Know About the NEW HIGH Powered i^Idren to . ufipuri I NEW PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVES? II y<Xi don’t, it will be a revelaiion Io TRY one and see for yourself how <|iiickly ii will cook! It is almost unbelievable to sec how much this New Perfection stove has been^improved. . Let tis demonstrate, or better still, try it yourself. Miller Furniture Company “Complete'Home Furnishers” iKclixtinK tl-r one .rent al tax. Mr ,CY»nhn jx mH A Test By Michigan State Officials Shows That No Cleaner publican, could not resist the temj tatioty io mix in considerable . appal I and political propaganda 1. GRADE A MILK Is Produced In Michigan, Or Any Other State, Than the Grade “A” Milk Produced By Highlands Dairy. perha, When you use it in your home,-.you can always KNOW that you are taking no chances. Much sickneak and'counties epidemics have been traced ' DIRECTLY to UNCLEAN MILK. Pungent Paragraphs counties, li:em»elvc>. car. more than, in one afternoon Yorkshire, Enzluatch auch econcmj be reurgsnlx- . reported sun. rain, hail, sleci snow Big to work ia larger units ' ' 'thunder, lighting and a high wind [so lhe official forecaster wa* right —Richmond TimopispaUh. ’•'Buy American'' is k j’ogan fcalurod in many newspaper and mag-j xt m^ht be well to, jetnember urine „rflcU* these tfkvr Tiie idea ,that leaves don't lose their hold and i» a patriotic one Aileguncr w laU linul thQ. turn jell?*.—Loe aucn “ p*dfc «ou,a itpreaeni the AagelC1( Tunes. surest kind id employment Insur_____ __ It.gocz will pOCilMt Of ' article Jielpt The use of CLEAN milk in your home is added insurance agayist ill health or the outbreak of any seri­ ous epidemic in ypUr family. learned from experience in several i tales, ran stand u gasoline tax-ol about three cents a gallon without protesting tint any levy above thb- Holly Herald mileage noticeably During the past three years hundreds of au­ home in Btuben county. New York An exjx-djubn recently found the tomobile owners m Michigan have An organization ot young town been unable to pay the required weight tax-and find lhe four cent tax per gallon excessive. mo'.emeut, looking to the' cue of the boy; and younger mem-. This dairy was started wi||i. the ONE IDEA of producing the best and CLEANEST milk for the peo­ ple of thia community, and to sell it at the lowest possible prife. We know of no place in Michigan where choice Grade "A” Milk is being .sold at as low a price ns we are sell­ ing it. In every way it meets the health needs of children as well as grown-ups.- THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBBU^Y », UH WOODLAND. 1 SOUTH MAPU GROVE. THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB. | -Rock Gardens.” "Out Dcor Liv­ Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Barnum spent Frank Hyde of lhe Dunham dlsing Rooms'* and "Play Ground*" Sunday i with Mrs. Barnum's mother,, trict spent Sundsy and Monday with were lhe topic* discussed at the Harriet Stoke*, of Grand o c Marshall'*. regular meeting of the Thornapple i Mr. and Mr*. Peter Hlndge* of Garden Club Monday. Feb. 0. with Wc»ley Meyer* lia* received news Jackson called on Mr. and Mrs. Mr*. Cha*. Itogeta. tta preaident, ,of the death ot Ids only *l*t«t, Mr*. Je*sc Brown Saturday. ■prexlding. Win. McArthur, of McArthur. IdaMbs Theo Parr *pent Saturday Ger-hum Severance of Royal Oak ATTENDING MEETINGS Mrs. Martha Brown. 80 years, wife Anthony Hoot, a landscape gard­ January 31. Mro McArthur of Jes't Brown, suffered a second De,™.. . nKS JU.™ reuu,.™K. <« «1 n dhroit THIS WEEK ner ef several years experience, hd7*oii wWiu years old. ; stroke Saturday, passing awsy Bun­ Leslie Cook was- homo from Ann & week. gave a very informative talk on Bobby Burh of Hasting* visited day night. Funeral ierviees were Arbor over Uie week end. Mr*. Harold Pelham of New —-—■ -Rock Gardens **■ Tiie 4;x?aker (aid - ~ i* vutung George Bauer was iwme^rom East Brunswick. N.* J.. -------- - her Rev. Dewey Member Of Oom­ the first step to be considered In Mr and Mr*. J V. Hilbert ■ from held Wednesday at the Wilcox until Sunday church, and burial tn tiie Wilcox Lansing over the week end. • . mother. Mr« D 8. Goodyear. mittce To Consider Change making an attractive ■•rockery ' is Friday Mr*. Dor* Fedcwa. MUs Ambra cemetery. Surviving are the hus­ Hartley Finstrom was home from' Mr*. Sarah DeLong who ba* spent the cite x-lng of a suitable plot, Fed.-WM. Peter Frdewa and Clayton band and four brother*. • In Conference Time M S C over Hie week end. a few month* thi* winter with Mr.which should have .a natural slope Rev L. ----------4 Dewey is attending a or grade, .imithe »rcond consider­ Brandrtetter and daughter. Bonnie. Peter Hoffman's learn run away Adelta-rt Heath wa* home from D. E- Fuller ha* gone to Bellevue -----,--------------• *LiUiMiig-mrr the week * end. * for Ojuncil of Cltte* Cities meeting in In Detroit ation .•.IwxflirMl- color, as there is ’ of Hurting* wore Bunday gucsta of Tue*d«. injuring Mrs. Hoffman East — a few day* on her way home to,. Council quite seriously. ---------;I thia week ucek a* m a delegate from the nothing more beautiful than har­ Mr and Mr* Cha*. Cook. Mis* Anna Velte visited friend*. •Lawrence, ; Miss .Beta Jarvw sj*-nt the week in Grand Rapid* over the week end. Mr. and Mr* Wm. Schulz, of Michigan Conference. Bbiwp Fran- mony in a garden, Mr. and Mrs. Ebcr Hoffman of with her brother. Representa­ Hastings Mi-v- Mildred Frandwn wat home Grand and Mr and Mrs. Glen i*1*6* tl,c cl0^- -. v^... One should chuosr *;fectmen ... or end , urano Rapid* tea ma* and'Alden biiu-a>ucii Eiuh uwu of w. - -------- ----------------------------Harvey Jarvb, of Laming. o_......... Freeport .spent Saturday night ina uddrrAs address Fridav Friday afternoon afternoon oil o$ beautiful *t..ncs, to shape and tive of the Durfee district called from Mount Plefrant owr Uw week near „.... Wm. Schnxder and Miss Jeanne ^spinal on their parent*, Mr and Mrz. P. coiir. and uno type of or ptatite pmiiu-. should snouia bv lie DCiBots end. *nd Sunday with Mr. and Mr*.. Thf Supreme Task. . cokr. 'suited friend* in Detroit Mr. and Mr*. Weldon Bronson are Keith Daniel*. committee to ronsldcr consider chang- .ultgb suitable type of umm used.a* Hoffman. Thursday night. ' t The «xnmlttce 1- to--------------------------- - over t lie week end ” . k . h ™. tu. r _x fr yhgJ> ■ pianos, tn beautify i guest* al relatives in Jackson this Cap Smith ot the Branch district Mrs. M Fcdewa. Mis* Ambra ‘"L'dR?ne‘2«t^,r‘nUr2 Mrs. Mary France. fc|Lss Edna called week. •t° ,hc the 'stones. In arranging. Jlght - France on Peter Hoffman Friday • and Lilborn France spent June will also meet in Detroit Wed-’ color* j Mr*. Emma Myers visited Mrs! should be In fore ground.!■ Fridvy with Miw Evagvline France night. ; Emma Car|>entcr near Frccjion last day guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Charles nesday Rev. Dewey is also a mem- tUMiy A large crowd attended the Wil­ color* In middle of plot and I। q! Battle Creek. ber of that committer cox Cemetery Circle supper Satur­ | heavy coldrs in backin'>tind. Cook of Woodland. ' j Oha* Higdon und family of ’ ajr», Mrs, -Dewey -urwny is Is visiting ner tar sister. sister. ;i• In dengning a rock garden tue Mb* Harriet Brien of Lansing wa* day night Proceeds better than ISO the guest of Hastings friends over . Mr*. A. E. Terpenlng and Afr. MdlMn. b. Frost. In Detroit during the i nature for tfiu teacher oUmwiuk Nashville were Bunday gu<. <ta of Mr j Mr and Mrs. Peter Htndges and and Mr*. Welby Crock ford. Mr*. Mrs George Lewi* left Tuesday Council, Bunday. how she uUi cure of Jull aide­ Ehrata th Glbboiw-y returned fr<.in Mr and Mr*. George Hlndge* and Mrs. Hany Bush and Mn». Rich­ morning for Tuha. Okla, after, J Jacksoil, attended the planting and the out-cropping of a vwt in Naxhyillc and expecta tn *on .Philip IIAPPY SURPRISE. uni D-.lSe visited friends Ii) Wood­ •iwpding a'weck with Mr* Belle, of Mrs. Jcrse Brown. Wed‘spend a few week* with Mr. and fun-ral Cteinent and Judge Stuart clement. Mr. and Mr* Fred Elrev of tlu* nesday. land Friday Mr*. E- J. Prat' m ducuxiing Dr. and Mrs. Russell H. Bready 1Gregory district were pleasantly -Play Grounds' and -out Door' Mrs. Crockford. A E. Butler of Mt. Pleatant was L C . Debolt suffered another 1 In the city on Monday and Tuesday of Pioneer, Ohio, were callers on nirprtMd on Thursday alien their Living Rooms" gave rr ftiliiiscense''; The W C. T If. will Imld their heart attack Friday, but is better tK». Mr. mid Mm. C. A. Kerr Monday 1neighbor* mid friend* cairn- with of her childhood In the tar-w<-*t. next meeting al tin- iiome <4 Mrs Margaret Sontag of TOftlV evening on their way to Grund Rap­ well filled basket* for a visit in and compared „ ... , A.'E Wynn Friday afternoon. and Mr? it u> tlxpreM-nt day . .. . .... .... over ...., l(1, Wj>Me nc delivered un address |honor of her MrHiday. After a fine play ground*, with their splendid Mrs. Glenn Eruiland and Mr*. R Creek vfsit-d Miss -----Edith ... Heald ut the Past Pastor*' banquet Tues- ।picnic dinner, vudting wax enjoyedirquipment. which u mot txnvficuil ’ G. Finale were Grund Rapids vult- their parents. Mr. and Mrs --------------------------- Jt0 the manufacturer, but not to the' \ or.-. Thunalay. Mrs. Earl Wareliani nn<l baby are! day evening at Burton Height* iand all----------were interested in------tie- beauGould and Mr. and Mrs. Will . lifiii quilt top* Mn. Elsey has been child m the speaker was <4 th-.-J Tiie P- T. A. are planning a gala vlvitlng MIm June Briggi. of loin- church 31st when they will slng UUfJ week. « Mrs. Anna Ctaeseman nf Hastings Mixa Mary Milter and MW Made- Ptecing. A number of very useful opinion that children Irani much [night aFebruary Fair or Carmv.il nt the Miss txiuiiu* Bailey of Kuliitnaroi1 line Durbin spent Saturday.evening.K‘n5 »«*re left and all wJ.Mi Mrs El- from tiie making ot the equipmentLliold •f^MRilCTerat d“> ‘ i“'t w<h Woodland township schooL They,^"^ h visiting her couofh. Mrs. Edwin1 nt the Regent Roof Gardena in «'>' many more such-happy blrfTi- for tiu ir own play ground* and in will have all kind.-, ot booth.-, inf. c ?nn ?.1U1 ShilUii this week. Mrs George Lowell entertained Grand Rapids. They were uccom- days, hamburgs and lunches and tlu- Lndu-s' Club Friday. .All mem­ Mrs Elsie FUrnb-s and Mrs Anna panted-by Merle Utter and Johnny. Out door living nxun.-. or "living • eluding ---- - • ’ * iortur.e telling. There will al«o Oe CO-OPERATIVE DINNER. Griffin of Niuhville visited Mrs. W. Vt-rtee «4 the Michigan State Col­ place.-." a* tended by Mr. Pratt «re : u snort program. Everyone i* in- bers nru-ent except three All had a wry enjoyable time. ' L. Clui*e on FTitfay. lege ut E'jft'i Lunslng. ' . T ‘ - —- - - for-the .parents and children and “t” tJ.JS .-h~M cSi»r.n w lhe U»S. luUU vited’to irttt-ntl and celirbtale with Rulx,rt GaHner of Niles visited Mrs ,W. C. Clark will entertain Mr. mid Mrs. Geo. B. Heath, Mrs. 'hnrnr “SJSXr*"Ik '.them. Doni fo.c-t. Tui d.iy. EVbl.iurhd*.., fib, J. MX.M,n| JMj need* <.f ti». family Wik-ox Ladle** Aid Friday. Feb­ hi* parent.', Mr. umi Mis. O. H. George Payne mid Harrison Payne gue.-1. being preaenu present, Qards and ‘'thX^n * rum cond-.c*,. d by iruary 21. Come • urly and stay late. the ouras mm ruary' ill Uli* will m- an after­ Gardner, . in aiussegon Muskegon aunnay Sunday woerc where *UM.r games^were Indulged in dur-rl..__ . ™ , lu-i week. , .-wire were 111 and bring tinchildren, they will ----- i--u noon meeting. Mrs Gcx.-Jr Geun. Poleman r. ha* sc gone — t= to u», U1, n.ltcrt mu Mlsa. u.,..,., MarRarel H-u. HenUl JTuFXiSk tS am ,tnjoy it. 11 City, Civ UM ... mum. Michli-un Hid., tar for un indefi­ M1M| ,{<iy Hralh m h(mor of Jhe Mrs. Mead 1* under the.doctor's Mr.- Aria* Spindler and Mrs. nite stay with relatives hitters birthday. In the afternoon Rena Culler attend-d u sutsiTM* Hlimncr Myer.'. wnu is 2. student -teri-::!. they wer,. entertained «t the home Mrs. Lulu Gray and son, Robert, vati-.f-ring and pot. luck'rtfiinffi* at and Karl Vandc Gehon spent Satur­ at the Univvr.Jty <4 U Michigan, was ()f Mr allll Mra. Gilbert.. » 9\2n<e G“ihte5 all of’0;j county church luiiAiuo- lhe iiit- home o: Mr. and "Mrs. Harley day with Leon Gray's in West Ver­ • 1 Batt,e CreckOf;-■ _______ next step b-.-mg the M-Xi-pubh.- Townsend Sunday. Thti was a re­ montville. Sterling Sion Creek YOUNG MARRIED Woodland graduating Miss Ha Jarrard of Battle Creek CLOTHING for MEN &. BOYS SURPRISED BY FRIENDS. jHarden'., achju luwn* IjK-s and anion<>t<■-03. . . PEOPLE .MEET. I 'Die young married people of the' Mi* Geirgc IxN.nard w.«-Uie vlc-|W!ry^t?I\r?'ll,W,V,.'!!,r Mfs ■ Curi Jordan mm Mis.- He- and Jack Elliston of Nashville spent Sunday with her HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Mrs. M4ry Burge-.' :jx-nt WedMethodist churcfl held their reguIS..SiSu S'X “ivE j’ ■",;’“k".“.““jj,r± M>w-v, w. Jarrard.parent*. Mr. aBd ix-’tfay with h.-r m,:i. l.uni.ild Me- Inr monthly .-idcml meeting on Tues-' rung when seventeen of her friend* v.M -iggli Quarrte. and'family of E x t Delt ’Jil day night. January 3l*t. at tiw lro:p Dclnn took powvlon of tar of BatchCrd-k were Sunday after ­ home of Mr. and Mr*. Harold Snutn home white she wa* ut tlw movie. a: the Jarrard-EUuton Belva Riley anti Mi*, E-.thfi Do!-. cn Hanover aliwt. Mr . , ,< \rrt i-, Haiter mf noon J**"*4 colters ‘ | The guc*ta brought the n-fre.-,h- how. the children of one family-tatd There was a good attendance and-mciit* served following reA-eral wa^«C|X»l*lnhtteir^'kIrrard*or’w’'ando!'‘ sxnt Balurda' “1U1 Mrday. wading |a>,I in tlieh back yard o. ,..... \<r-; Arthur Aitenims r.>n. ■ ..nJ wm everyone had a v*ry*«njoynble time, game* of bridge. Mr*. Leonard was THE CROSSROADS. Mrs CharlOT ----- ..lr W.u.ns “ ...J’".* A .'.hort buirtnesi; scxrton wiw held pi«..-nted with n Invily .necklace. ■’“t Bi'-mid. lurp-rvl.^ bv tlwl.‘•Ls. o E. Smith life ThurMtav Richard; of Battle Creek ’ f-MtiuMirh wiiiiH-Mtav «H’T which the meeting wa* turned All rffxirl a happy evening. * Mm. •’ ‘1"* ‘ ■ "■ I.' Edmond* WvdrwiMlay (1U_, l0 th,. cdmmiltVe.. The game - ------- . —. ,, and family at Benton Harbor. I MARRIAGE DATE ANNOUNCED. Geo. Townsend spent Sunday ini Saturday. Fi binary IL ha* been Halting* getting acquainted with Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Michigan chiw.ii tor the Vending of Mini Sn“.X^!£'«e™ W “ “ D'Ueto“ hi* new grandson. Puulita Hazel Ocriinger io Mr. J. d.vp every on.- b.blyj ,.t.luv February'17'at IMO' Th<- Mnall son of Mr. and Mtn.; Stuart Clement. The ceremony will or t,.u? Earl Finkbeinrr Is suffering with lull 1., ,. ru.er.M l»k- ... .1”,’ ......\ •‘-■Tir ________________ . .of the. take place al the__-home • “ I"*11" “ U* b .; b.Oto bS;kb“ rv“ . the whooping cough. VI, .tell Bulling una and air. Mr. miav* bikte* parem parent?.. Mr. and Mrs. Reti- £5 . ,, her,z .'L. . ,,anil , limband." lie. - • ..I.- ajJ< aimj air.'. itone nulling Mr: and Mta.* Jack Allen and, .. -------- - ■ben — Charless Oerhnger. at four ., K';’nn “i'lntyn-. over the nn4 Mli LrRov -------poster. — The -meetDondld Stedee of Hasting*. Mi*' • 'Ilie Garden Club decided to have' Dr. Sherman enu. JnR k M.t for February 27th and will - o'clock. wa* tiie guest <4 Mr. uiu! Mr Maxine sudge ot Grand Rapid* i ’r*. D. A VanBuxkirk. inn t with Mr. and Mr*. Oidtey at u pt-ony display in. th»; spring as a;.V. fhib-.-rt Sunday. and Mi-W L< l,» He 11 Caln of MiddleBENEFIT BRIDGE. memorial tqrthe late Dr. Win. E isirne on Green street. ' .lay evening wa.v the oc- vllle spent Sunday with Mr. and Van Bltskirk. of Kalaiiuusoo over the • their New Stock Now On bland. Priced from All yoipiy married couple* of the »■— . Abctt John .on was hostess :i Upjohn, with Mr*. Malian Goodut a very delightful aurprf:-e ,Mn;. Clyde Stedgc. uis-k <::d. r . cniirch are invited to attend the*1 “ ben«ni brldgi* party on lut-x- .year a.* chairman, a bx>k sail Mrs. Ch-< Woodruff of Rutland, Mr*, p’ttte Moffitt of Cadillac . t;il t atherinx’.-i ! dky afternoon of• last wn-k. tie? pro-planned at the. meeting, to be 1, it being the 3011* fold Mrs. C’yde Stpdge w i re in E»u*., rami- Mtai.i?.v for n viut -with iter ' --------- ~ |ce\<l* gntiig to the Camp Fire organ-;h<id In the near future. t> fabth*tr weddtn-;. Thh- Lansing part of last week enjoying daughter. Mis. PENDER—BROWN* NUPTIALS. .iz-tlon Eight table., ol bridge were,runite t.n :fi>- Auiu t fi., -ly-fni- uovxii were prywnt. Thxv- Farmer*' Week. and family.- ' ■ Mr Lloyd C. Pender, son of Mr. >n play. . . , e j. p^.u w.c. appointed to' in<m W.^dlon.i wire Mr. und Mrs. Mis* Grace Ryan of lhe city' ■, Ml v Halen C! ,>um: u»‘d M«- Alien Printer of thu city. ------- «--------------------------::nK ^S'K*' ol thta project and any 'John Hauer. Mr. and Mrs. Arthtu spent tho week end with her grand-; A Double Roll plirey ltohfi;. ... Grand Rapids .qietit U|Mj Flurence K Brown of, Gl H.D NO. j/ . eW having, books or mairazim* they J‘er.r^k ''ul Mr’ u,1<l Mrju u Traverse City were muted in mar- „M"5 “win Smith WM Iwatess !<■ wuh U( ttonate, ,)kase cull Mr^ Alk-tdiiik. Get). Fuller and\Mr. and mother. Mrs. June Tuttle. Mrs. John Bulling. Their k>n and Mr. and Mrs. Art Willitts of Has­ ‘d7?'r.* «• ,. A .. ■’ Bm»n» Bend. Ind. on H-a.pH.1 Guild Ny 5>oitaWcdni'l 'wife. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haia-r Fine Assortment of Patterns. Look Our tings spent Sunday with Mr. and -frs D D Walton mid &V*. .Tlmroday, FVb. X The happy; * vrning. r-ixteen ta-.nx present Tii<r nixtmcetini:willbeheMtl-.c Mr*. Earnest .William* and family. Arelm- .. cDmmld go iolwiu todav niutored to Chicago for “«■ amu.-. mcat ;fl,... Tj1Hr.(|By mjnarch. Hotbed?-. 'o'. Wyandotte uric also present. Mrs. Hubert Bronson <4 Hastings Stock Over Before Buying. Mrs. Mildred Roush anti little 4O'A'l,rH Y* ptitrict I. r ‘-few d*ya und nre now nt home at nnt* report are enjoyable time, f vegetable* and annual* will be pre-;[ pent Friday and Saturday wi'-h Mr. daughter of Cloverdale spent A. Uonfcrerer Riverside Drive. Grund Rapids, the t-. piV ur unuisn) sented. • and-Mr.-. Ralph Leffler. Thursday with her aunt. Mrs. Erma Rev. und Mrs. Wm. Hclrlgte ol br.,.„ havillH a tearher tn Hu ( O.MPI.EIEIA NLKPKISEp. | ....... ........ «»»,,, ...... ■ • Itarchim-nt were gicsti, of hte . ;*ter ,j.m r|iy fOr nip Lm few! ML'S ®,e9 I'?k *a' comykt-ly | BARRYVILLFk I| saa -**'A. ,7.* Mi« Kathryn Clarkr .“and M.-.. Willuims. Tiie little girl remained und hii'-tainil. Mi und Mr*. Louis |r, ' ..r tender Is a salesman i*ur*>rLM'rf "" Jun 3l-j Mr. mid Mrs Cameron McIntyre Jxnta# Herrick of Grand--Rapid. over till Sunday. MUI... ™ B.I,Inlay I"'* S' I -bra .1. e..ii|ilr. c.m. In .vprnr, U.,r.WM „a Non„„, V» xu»»vy Q„|,„ble„„. ........................ ■"> gucuta of Dr. and! *«e Wt-ek-end K COUNTY LINE. Mi . Henrietta Bauer.-who 1* it !rfn. Best wishes ire extended io;‘ vt'l“ng with her. Cards *' were;day guerts of tier lu-r parent*, parents, Mr. and Mr*. K. U Finnic. crciday guests Mudent at Albion College, spent the and Mr’ F^ndi-r ™ “ipteyed and refreshment . s«ved. i Mr,< Merritt Medde. . i J'-rry Fbl.- r. J. I.. Smith and V. m. Last Week* Letter. Mr. mid Mrs. Walter Cooke and Wi't'k <-li<i With hw r, ir..til'- Mr * ’ * ... ‘ I •- « • s---------- I I Chas Harrington had’the jnlsfor- Lind attended lhe Brotherhood a! ■■niwytSiTM-----,,OME rn0M H08PWAL. tune wJHIe workJO. Mrs. 8. C. Schuler uree Grand Rap­ und Mrs taueE. inc to tu sprain his nis ankle nniue wnue worn- Lake Odcasu Monday*. ~January — , . . . ;< ! E "'Ar .. . , J Mr*. Raymond Windcknecht und''tng NO DEPOSIT Required—Branch of in tinFriday. ' |j Mr Mr und and Mrs M Robcrtajnored Robtrunioved ids visitors Sunday ................. —----- l-owcii on a A dilighttul ami WclF attended, nnugltter' Molly Helen came ig In the woods KBs. Ben Schneider and Mr*. An­ Meadrm^ hou/-' house lart last WiltWetl­ i-» recital «-» was given — at wre the *-~P^r-I h^me from Pennock iiaspitul tart . Remember the thank offering into the Meadow., Friday intending-lhe funeral of a <i.mInter-State Lending Library cverilQg by thj k L! । windeknecht and dinner served by the Missionary nesday from Cull lake Mr. Robert* na Eckardt visited nlccc. nir-.r Mr-.. ixronasa Izonard niswn. Si-. <>n. woo who un uh house hfruiw on Friday Friday cvetffOS th? Society at the home of Mr. and exjx'Cta to operate the Shell OU Eckardl. wt*o Is Bl. diedjn Flint leaving six children. '—*•- -• *■—----- ~Mrs... Willmd Ickes■ wcrer H**l*ted by some ui of ji her renter __ _____ . » * s X*01*. • • and ............... .......... ..... was iivi ’nu u» -.t r.viiivr t rr.-.'.., ; .WR.1 Mr »«ct Mr*. Dan w Balurdi.y and Sunday guest, of Mr. ptiplls, who al.M> furm*lu-d a ckMr and Mrs. Heber Faster nndi WOMEN’S HOARD MET. .KLINGENSMITH. ,NaMivlik- called at the home of the Mr, Wayne B. U WhecW pmram Of dunw mUMe and Mrs Mrs. Charles Doyle was hostess to family were Sunday .guest* of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Given and.M1sm> ltott> and Rase Eckardl SunMr. and Mrs. Charte* Ickes of Some clever work was done- by the the Women's Board ot Pennock and Mrs. Sam Geiger vf Quimby. Dorotha ol Na in-llte and Mr- day afternoon. tie Creek junior rluldnji as well a* the older hospital on Monday at their regu­ Mrs Deeds Nugter and Mrs. Van- Claude Mayo Of Maple Grove spent i jjr 4ItIj Leonard Wachter ones. ' lar meeting. After luncheon the drrlip of Freeport re guests then1,'[Friday with their brother. Alber*. und son Karl of East Woodland and also. Paige plant to continue her business session wa*' held. Mr*. Minnie Gcrllnger of Luke ' .Mr. mid Mrs. Will Richarils and ' Green, and family. here for Uie coming semesDorothy Roberts and Gordon ! Odessa vtaited friend* along the Ime Junior and Dori,, of the Striker ItlRTflDAY PARTY. • In honor of her tenth birthday. district were Sunday guests of Mr. Green wire absent from'school last j Sunday afternoon. on account of sickness. > Herman Winkler wo* in Lansing PARENTS OF A GIRI. Betty Lane entertained ten girl* on and -Mrs. Herbie Wilcox. Miss week -Mr. und Mrr. Henry Willyard of Wednesday. Mt. ulW Mi*. Waitace Osborn are Bunday evening. After dinner the: Frances- Darby was up afternoon Foundation Garment liter there Grand Rapids hav« purchared the j Mr. and Mrs Reuben Orrhnger of there. tin- parent* of a daughter born <>n . n girls attended the service at the caller The C EL was held In the home 4arH1 '"-'"'B occupied by Mr. Md Hasting* and Mr. and Mrs. Will! FOR STYLE AND Satntitay at Pennock hot-pltal. The ’ Presbyterian church. -- •• ­ Mrs Ed. Lalonde and expert to • Gtrlinger visited Mr. and Mrs. Wai-1 Util-- one ha« been named Mary’ ----of---Mr. and -Mrs. Heber Foster Sun FIGURE CONT ROL make sever il improvements there -rf., j. cferhn^er in South Sunfield! day evening. PARENTS OF A GIRIJanni-i Mother and child are doing' , [Sunday. „ On Tuesday afternoon a daughter Afr - and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox spent xoch. splendidly. Mr. and Mrs. LukX Scnsiba In Byron Hildinger of Ann Arborrand train'd rrptiKtilxtii was born to Mr and Mr*. Kenneth Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred company with several othms from mother. Mr*. Christina Hildinger, MASONIC COUNCIL PARTY. Leins at Pennock h-J*pital. Both are Child* of Vermontville. Mr*. Ruby B. Merrick On Friday evening the member* doing well. Mrs. Bradley and Mr. and *ini. Mr*. 11 If Bowen* Mills spent Friday evening railed on the Misses Kate and Rose MrMr*. Je*-'« ____ O*C<____ hw ? Eckardl ThurKtay afternoon, of. the Mxsbnic Council entertained Hcyden hr'Ainger were Sunday E-z.ii; *'l0> ... -------- their wives and several Invited guesU of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wil-. Mcar «< ar Delton. Delton. Mr*. Osgood formerly;.< 4 — ► —■ U om !'■ PP Pound B Bos WEEKS CORNERS. nnd-Helen slived at Bowens Mill'. Bert wislusi Mr*. Gladys Milter und baby ol. ,letts UI guests very pleasantly. Cards and Michigan Cream a:ir> r. m. ckok. ..w, friend* «... Ij»jvo. from ..v. her many in tlu* com­ Mr*. Bessie DeCrocker of Scotts dancing furnished lhe entertain­ Nashville are guest* of Mix* Ruthj‘ ! mumtv with her to her nyw munity go co with iu-w spent Wednesday P. M. with her Mudge nt the home of Mr. .und Mrs. ‘ Atou 3 Can* ment. POWERS ECHOES. Finer! Quality borne. ’parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Frank MatL.- E Mudge ' . U Fancy Red Sockey/2 tall can* 29c The revival meetings at the N-l Miv. Ethel Palmer. «ho wa* takMr. ai d M.- Albeit Green and jteson. BvongcHcol church will continue ajen to Pennock hoapitaf Monday is family. Marshall Tnpp and Laurel1 Mr* Fannie Buckland o. Utchfew idoihg tew days day-: lonrcr. longer doiiig a* as weU well a* can be expected and and , Sensiba bens-iua attended aitcnaeti a party jxiro at »•- th-,,field ..™ spent o,n...v from Sunday Oumu> until umu Tuev*«.. — —-------j. — .. nomc Mia Edward r.i Rhoades wo* »-v taken lu-r many -----friends anxiously ----await home of of Mr. Mr. and and Mr* Mr* Milton Milton Ker-!day Ker-1day P. P. M. M. with with her her sister, sister. Mrs. Mrs. Lyle Lyle Toilet Ti**ue lme»n Dukerwa. quite di Sunday afternoon. Ihei rctuni to her home. ------- in " Middleville Saturday me- Dirimmaa. nine I Mr. and Mrs. Garner Hampton I Mr. and .. Mrs. Keith »• Norton —- -and! j- Mr. und Mrs. Lewi* Hunt and son Large Bom There will be a box social at ih- and children of Paw Paw and Mr. ’Barburn of-Marshall were Saturday of Grand Ledge and Mr. and Mi-­ and nn.,. Mrs. riuju Floyd nrmuiir Armour uiui and lumii, familf Land Bunday gtlesU of the former's Orlo Stewart ol South Lansing were 'hall at Buwens MUI* Thursday, Fi;b. oiiu I of. ... Hastings were callers at Lyle .................... ।1 parents. Mr. and Mr*. Vincent Nor- Sunday guteU ot Mr. and Mm. Car- 116. Everyone l* inmed. i Dickerson's Sunday P. M. and evc;ton The *Dorc<u Society of N.. r.er SchondeitAcycr. and Mr. and MEAT SPECIALS STATE ROAD. । nlng. : Maple Grove vfill meet al the home Mrs Ray Servcn were afternoon Last Week's Letter I Mra.--Irene -------------- ---Dickerson —- ----------------received the — <TT*HE other day a please^(customer de­ of Mr and Mrs. Vincent Norton callers. Thursday. February 1G for an all i Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Fmkbclncr ‘ Mr. and Mt» J*me> Swanson sad new* of the death ol her niece, scribed ours, as “The store with a thous­ Buy at This Low Prieo p day meeting A cordial Invitation U of Hartings spent Sunday with hu spent the week end with their son. I Mi» Marguerite Hendershott ot; Steak Lean Cup Much* extended to ail. . •suter, Mu. Miner Palmer, and fam- Harolds arid family in Big Rapids. I Hostings Monday P. M and gifts.” Ahnoitt everything in this store Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hcnncy and! sympathy is extended to the famMr and Mrs. L. E.»Mudgc and By. . 1 Ml.-.* Ruth were Wednesday guests Mr and Mr* Virgil Andrews and 1 family of Harting* vuitcd Mrs. Lena rily was intended as a gift, something to treas­ u«u.ia wv-e | Laurence Matteion pf the AlcOmof Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McKeown aauenter daughter of A Augusta were auraiav Sunday Becker and-family Sunday.' ’ ____ ________ __________ of her Arthur Bed-' - Mr* Bnd Mni w,n“ NoW<''1' •o((ber dl«^>ct »» «P«ading a few day*; ure, something to give happiness. some­ in tiie Branch district. 'iaw-ta --------- ■brother — There will be a wood bee in- Jay . ?Ord and family Coral ate visiting their daughter, with his grandptrent*. Mr. and Mrs ik 7'/2C thing beautiful. Silver, gold, jewels, glass, Norton* woods Wednesday alter-1 Mrs.-Marv Traver of Grand RapMr.>. Jack O Conner, and fainily. [ -1—CORNERS. aughter —L TAMARAC ta. j™ terjUuibur. 1 china, artwares—every beautiful and valu­ HENDERSHOTT. . II Mr.v Maurice ■•’Johnson ’m’i^^Ai'tay ’ MtUlUlU3 Mci y “ “ buM ■ s ’ lr . and Mrs. Walker Cotton cnand able material worked up in charming de­ Day" FT Mr. and Mrs. Fay Whilawth of •I "Parents D J at school 1 PriW Mt Rjbert O'Connor and lady friend ! tertained the fallowing guest* SunJohnstown were Bunday guest* at , t“wu !Of Cainsville spent -Saturday and । day, Mr. and Mrs c. H Stratton of! signs for gift purposes.. The prices are not Floyd Garrison'*. I WEST CARLTON Sunday w|th Mrs. Mary O'Connor. Bowen Station. Jlr. and Mrs Rav 4 Shults, Freeport or high, not nearly so much as you would Mrs. Lon Henttfrshotl lu* been Morri*'Oveiholi spent the week' Don't forget lhe Ynticr P. T A Stratton of Grand Rnptds and Aunt Middleville on the. Mck list the past week end wtth the home folk', returning next week Thursday. Feb. Blit. Pro-; Anna Curtis expect to pay for goods of such quality and Mr. and Mr*. John Engle of Hasto Kalamazoo Sunday m company gram will begiven by Archie cunVisitor* at Mrs Nancy- Jarsttcr > Ung* called at A. C. Clark'* Sunday with Raymond Perkin* and Richard ntoghatn and James O'Connor. Re- ta»t week were Mr*. Lizzie King oi workmanship. If.it is your task to afternoon. , Lobdell. ifreshment* by Mis* Ruby Cogswell : Baltimore -and Mrs. Eathel HoughRev. Conklin U planning a Community Club meet at Brown and Mrs Elsie Sothard. All welcome., ton Wednesday and Mr*. Beatrice ’ choose a gift soon, let us help church rally for February 10. The :*choollw«iM Friday night and a dr------------ -----------------------i Cotton Thursday P. Mmake your seleetion. largest family attending church,Imhlful program wa* furnished by. STATE ROAD. | Mn>. Mary Spitwr ha* gone to that day will receive a prize Lthk Heckvllle twin* from near Lake Mrs. Elsie Sothard went to the South Haven to take care of her One week from thi* Wcdncsdav Odessa Pennock hospital for an operation daughter'* family. She will be t tare Shi the mxd-wock service will be I Mrs Ctaud Fighter received the Saturday morning. Her m'« ny for an indefinite time as tar daughd at the schoolhouse. Wc take news her a speedy recovery, to undergo news of l>l tta IIM death UCHlIl of VI Her IJCl nelce. IKIIV, Wil- -friend* ---- r wish - ----------- ------- — _ ter.. U — .. ..an --- . operation. ---. * lawre in announcing that MW’ ma blrausbaugli Blrauabaugli of Detroit, who Mis* Evelyn DeMott anent spent nart part !' Mr. and Mrs. Mvric Myric Curtis spent 1883 — Golden Anniversary — 1933 tirn will be at thi* meeting. ,r„ aujsuddenly u’.,:, ;■ -Balurday -------------night *‘ died very ol '*1*1 *telt caring for her *l»u-i. Sunday with their son. Lloyd CurtU. — n ... o j acute indtaosUon. .Mr*. Viola Kennedy.-who lias been I tn Grand Rapid*. The Family night meeting will be ot indigestion. HASTINGS PHONE 2131 The Big Little Store Phme WwDslivsr MICHIGAN ■-•1A ni»ht i _______ -«•*■ held ct at o-.iimhv Quimby this thi* isnrtav Friday night-1 --------------■ having the flu. Mrs. Delta Cotton atten-ted Hie Dr j. C- WUlHti. formerly nf thr.! The name c! the State of Arlan-1 Don't forget the F t a Thun -' funwal of Ed. Ctton at Portland Clark Memorial Home in . Grand raa «u formerly spelled aa it U now . day evening Feb 9. Bring cupb anti! Monday. Mr. Cotton was Jxueriy ol Rapids, will be the speaker. * pronounced, Ar-kan-saw. spoon. All are wekome. (this community. Social Events and Personal Mention EXTRA TROUSERS FREE/ I \Ve have a few suits some of them Hart, Schaffner A Marx. Closing out at only The Extra Trousers Are Free With All Other Suits 11 Overcoats $*745 All wool, to close out at / 18'Overcoats $4 4 45 Values to $22.50—NTow -L-L 25% Off on all others! REED’S DRUG STORE WALL PAPER Read Popular Books o —You Can Get Them for rvwi Trade HERE and FRIDAY CovA* 'SATURDAY Feb; 10 9<tW« Feb. 11 $----- --------------- —---- — < Cheese 1 Herihey’* Cocoa 19c Salmon 37c Northern ‘The Store of A Thousand Gifts 1 6 59c 16c Chlpio 1 Coffee Fresh Ham 22J . Roast 3.it, 3Sc uu n* .-d Spare Rib* ; Butter Beef Steak 3 *. 39c Freeh Liver 3 ISc Make Our Store । Your Trading Point! BESSMER the Jeweler B HINMAN’/ �WANTS PLAN PRESENTED =■ EDR BANK DPENING URCHES CARDS of THANKS THE CHURCHES ONE CENT A WORD NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c — ...... . ’-------- i______ 'Continued from page one), MalMlul ■ ’’ WEAR THIS fTtjpidly .as possible. putting the tj V prixetdi into tiie Trust Fund. 13. At the end of Ute five year .ujr period the Trust Fund shall be !»*»•' -'••I »«•»» closed and th* creditors of the bank shall participate, pro-rata ----from tiie proceeds of the sale of the icorAL cuuacti doubtful assets that mav liave been <■•». r*>ur placed in that fund and thereafter ’.I' r M- New Feature Truss , The Prescription Drug Store COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS 14. Accordingly the commlwloa asks that n day be set for hearing and an otder of the court be made approving the plan and Axing the time end terms for lhe reopening cf the bank. It will be good news to all who Is to be reorganized and reopened The people ol Middleville and vi­ cinity and depositors of the bank have such confidence in the integ­ rity. ability and good faith of the cashier. Charles Robertson, that he vatlsfactor/ dealing aith policySEE L’S FOR INSURANCE Citizens Mutual C. NONE BETTER TO IMPROVE YOUR TASTY FOOD DISHES The Best Which Can Be Bought RECOMMENDED because it made from the VERY BEST i gradients. Our Success J. “A more Tasty flavor” OUR TR. VANILLIN COMP.N.F. THE FLAVOR—The flavor of this Tr. Vanillan Comp.. N. F., is. . . GUARANTEED—Not to cook out or freeze out . . . A SATISFACTION GUARAN­ TEE! More Vanilla and Better Quality for Your Money. MAUS TAKES LITTLE MONEY TO MAKE BULLS SAFE GEORGE M. NEWTON Insurance Against Accidents Secured By Utilizing Tim­ ber To Build Safety Pen I SLATE ROOFS REPAIRED East lairuing —An accident insurante policy for oiriim ot mature bulls which corns only >2 50 and Mime labor daring the slack season has been devised by a district agri­ cultural agent and the farmers in Tiie protection against accidents! utilises the plans for the safety bi^L^ l*n drawn -by the aorlculturul en-‘ y meeting department but the cast’ of building the pen has been greatJy reduced by the usu of poits and ipr-les cut from tiie farm woodlot lu- f „ stead of finished lumber. The only ; material* wltfch must be purchased | are No 30 spikes and four ldngc| j “ Tiie pen. when completed. permlts the dairyman to retain a good }“. j herd »ire in complete safety. No one has to enter the arn with .the an-1 J,\ i imal at any time, tind tiie pen is ao «n r.trongly cnnr.trticti'd yurt the an- ; imal can not get out-to attack any 4. one outside the pen. -»<" The plan devised by W. C. Cribbs/ Greenville, and usecTto build u pen n. or. the farm operated by Sidney Walter* at Eagle uses posts set in *, the ground two feet and five feet apart. ~ posts are sptked L. H. BRUMM FOR SALE-CHICKS For Sale - 20 Head of Horses On MlU.cn FARM t mikv n<ilh day. Jeb. II. Money bail, suit inter. Johnson & Jarvis NOTICE! “ Pores rlthL Work guaranteed, bit year*’ experience. ( ninr buy-time. Second place ue*t of lluokc&ve facInrv ' u ground and thi* number of rows of ' poles spiked to them may vary atcording to the size of the poles. The pol>- may be cul in fire. 10. or 20 foot lengths. ' CECIL CAPPON HASTINGS.MARKETS gates for the pen ami for the pen' iuelf can be obtained from any county agricultural agent or from the agricultural engineering depart-. rnent at Michigan State College, i B. A. LyBARKER "Where Immediate Attention and Ctfurleey Are Shown Io All" HASTINGS Telephonejl 15 WE DELIVER Munger’s Dry Cleaners Laundry and Linen Supply ALL WORK GUARANTEED Munger’s Offer You the Finest of Workmanship and Prompt Service PLAIN COATS AND DRESSES . ... 49c 3 PIECE SUITS AND OVERCOATS . 49c TROUSERS AND COVERALLS .... 25c Monday Specials ON ALL PLAIN, GARMENTS Combination of Any Two Plain Garments* . 89c THREE TIMES A WEEK SERVICE ASK AGENT ABOUT LAJJNbRY PRICES ' RALPH BURROUGHS, Agent in the church basement on Friday evening. Feb I" with a program in connection, to which all ore inytted. The regular aid dinner which is scheduled for Thursday will, be' Phone 2537—Hastings Mrs. Mary Burroughs, who is spending lhe winter in Hastings was ut her home here Friday for a short! Weekly > February ► Specials . Wayne Slocum and friend ot Hen­ dershott. were Sunday Visitors at George Slocum’s. GRANGE PROGRAMS Revivals at the N Evane church are still Amtmuinu On Quality Merchan­ dise. Compare These Prices With All Others. No. 9 Copper Wash Boilers.......... $2.68 x Panelled Bottom. Large Size Wash Boiler Brass King Washboards . . ................ 48c Hibbard Zinc Washboards. 45c Standard Family Size each 19c 50 ft. Sash Cord_Clotheslii Ironing Table 12"x54".................... $1.39 Round Galvanized Tubs. No. I, ea. 49c; No. 2, ea. 55c; No. 3* ea. 59c Stainless Steel Paring Knives.............9c CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Tuner*! Service Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oetb en­ tertained the "Pedro Party.” Fri­ day evening Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gelb were recent gueau of his nicer. Mr. and Mra. Gilbert Helntxelman. at Dut- Dr. Kinde and the coupty nurse. Mim Wing, are visiting our school, the Gates, each seek for three -suc<t*sive weeks, giving treatments Mrs. Byron Crowfoot, gent to the university hospital al Ann Arbor this morning The children will go to Frvocoli tn stay with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Tomp­ son. Mr and Mrs. Theodore Wleringa Mr and Mra. Harry Green and of a est of Middleville, spent Sunday family of BirrjTille spent Sundae nt the home of their parents. Mr. afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. George and Mra. Chas B Johnson. Theo­ Green! dore. Jr. and Anna May returned Lyle Kinne spent the forepart of home with them after spending tiie last week with his parents. Mr and areic end with their grandparents Mrs. F Kinne, in Hastings Mrs Lydia Wilton of Middleville. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hecker and 1 who has been * laying here for some Mias Mura Francisco of Hastings' time at the Perry Barnum home. were Tuesday evening guests at a ;has gone to the home of Mr. and birthday Mipper at the home of Mr Mrs. Howard Russell in Middleville •nd Mrs Frrrik HawbllU. 1 to assist in tiie care of Mr Russell, Week end guests at the home of who is very ill of heart trouble. Mrs Ada Bail and Pearl Rasore Mr. and Mrs. Robe. Garrett spent were Mr. and Mrs. Chet Gilbert of Sunday ic Middleville with her sis;'*,r I2*ncU White and father, I Chas. Qnffin. Rem 22 Hi-jSpeed Cartridges Bosrfso 15c Flying Scout Wagons $079 Fullsize, 10" wheels, heavy steel body, red with black trim............. ----- GOODYEAR BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY PHONE 2101 HASTINGS �| F. Wednesday, Feb. 8/1933 | lution. I will mention a few of SCHOOL COSTS MUST BE Uiern. In thc first place, if it were CONSIDERABLY REDUCED any greater, it would'be impossible for us to produce the agricultural products on our present acreage to meet tiie demand. Also, thc mix­ The following radio-addresses by duction cud kfiow that even In the 'ture* which range between 10 and ;------ ------------ :..------------------ - premo Court 15 per cent seem to be the most Paul Beshers of Illinois offers a new face of this increase you can sell ideal so far ru performance L< con-1 • Continued from page one. In view of the property-tair ftmimethod of taking up the slack in your 'product* at a much higher ccrned ' tn our present motors— iuiau»> •*« . •>.»» v. agriculture. If hl* ngurca ore cor- -price than you ore now receiving, of carbon. South Haven Tribune, a shinlnx:lvaluation there has been mucb‘inreel it is a more jirnctlcal method Wc must bear in mind also that meaning elimination knock, end giving light in lhe little coterie of Southjtercst by schbol authorities in the than has yet been offered and I* H we are to save agriculture und compresslon maximum acceleration. Tiie added Haven democrats who- have tana I quridlon of how schools are to be worthy of consideration. Mr. Beaher tho prosperity of our nation, wc acceleration will, in tnrwt coses, takei* . , . 'supported in thc future. Tiie tax said: j must protect the equities in our care of any Increased coat. , proclaimed tluiMJM.i, to thc prin-; amerrfjau.nt u tmw before the *uLa.ll... .nd O.nikmniI'“F1 .*?■“’ . *.'*!!" “ m‘"'-11 Mixtures which do not exceed clple* of Jeffersonlanlsm through, preme court, and its decision os to v u> nr~ .n luu fixed which must : --------------------------------------„I gaged n.„.“Wt-Even .. if ., charges .. no mor .sniretl ithose which we have described may!Jean and fat periods, is attempting!whether properly enacted and. if *0. it i* ,not mortgaged, cultural -ultuml problem nrohlem of nf today, tnd«v and anrt you vm, .Cl ft„.i chn charge ;L of be used In your present car without to llw hllJe off thc'_ Hartford | if H 1» a proper amendment to the liave all been hearing numerous dU- IXL adjustment whatever, even up to the constitution will soon be detercuulons concerning the solution of chare'e* >2. t >'olnt thal Germany adulterates her.cohgrewman with an outbur.l 0. ,nUu.d this problem through numerous i nmrnEi thnrvJJTJan petroleum products, which it 25 per satire that is keen-edged. ; If pie highest court shaU decide plans und scheme* until your brains iSdv n?r huo^***ke but for hu I। wm '. “ Ben ,4Coros cent.' -Ben scores "publican republican fditor* fditors for :l4t tmt tlu? tiie amendment is 1* tuelf itself unun­ are awhirl with surpluses, visible 12X1, “ *“e' Out n”l A* ' “ As short a time as twentv twenty vest*: years what he terms dcilnauencv. delinquency, and c< constitutional, and tni-refur« nu!T supplies and economic rehabthta-iI cWeUt lB8°" ihe fanner furnished the cn-; proceeds to demonstrate tiie kind ot and void, tlicn tlx question of nils»lnc that PracHcaUy all hauling n .Job a democrat can do when he mg fund* for public education will tion. *1ketavlr tirn.. num I ,n °ur Intermediate system of transputs the vllrol ribbjn on his typebe as it was before If. however. Tire object which the sponsors of t th,.।।portatlon-horscs and mules. He writer. the supreme ccmrt shall sustain th • tlw plan I urn to discuss In this brief rf«i, । tirrull wm a tremor tn'alftO furnished the fuel which run "Our readers may find interest in amendment, without question some dime is one which we feel contains war • ro'wh!., Uvit « roll- lhcsc englrfes—com, oat*, hay, etc. i Ben's trenchant wit. which, may :»ew scurces ot revenue for the sup-. Uur essential clement* of a sound । but Ri wJdd st i?2t duCE This entire market, which required even be an omen r.f an impending' port —----------------must be found. of schools .■ farm relief program, namely, entire SS^itnmMrt^SeSdMikwJrt । thc !»«““<*■ of 80,000.000 acre., hl tempest in democratic circle*. In either event, however, there i removal from market and visible K , mid! ??wid th^Fore addto2!?v..T* ‘h0UAd * .rt?.u‘n,brrtd. !hat can be no; question but that a con- , supply the so called surpluses and 1 ibeen no rapid that neither he nor' Ben is a democrat Here R what lie slderablc curtailment of school not placing the same in channels prices , tiie amount of the tariff. ■ of foodstuff, and also the simplicity .... Thc greatest amount of com ever, industry luu bcm able to adjust; said Monday in the • Question expense* will have to bo made. Just I of —'Jxported from this country was In themselves to the change. We dre Mark.' his column In the South now much will have to be cut fromI — operation. ■ — any local school budget no one can ■ The charge In the past that Agri- 1W2, a lien 17C million bushels were asking now tlmt a small portion of । Haven Tribune: The Question Mark. determine nt the present time; but I culture has not borne Its siiare of -exported. Here is n market that will that market be returned to him. in thc overhead cost is not preesnt in absorb about four times os much order that all of us will be belter! By Ben F. Clark In the South that "trimming” w|H be neeuMryl m many cures cannot tie doubted.1 this plan, arid the fact that Agricul- When we exported 170 million able to adjust cunelves to new con- Haven Tribune of January 33. i "If tlw republican cdltorwof this So it will b«r wise for school boards lure needs hcstoratlon of purcluu- bushels of com. Il went to over 11.00 dttions. As a conservative measure, this section are going to sit around everywhere to study school .costsI hut power—If thc entire nation is to per bushel. thumbs while and nnd where they may be pruned.. — ua an economic .- come-back i u —,. ln n0 way depen(j Idea is a most worthy one. We havcHwlddhng their make is depleting our petroleum re- i CongVessman-elect George Foulkes now ro academic as to.admit of no upon foreign markets for thc <Us- been mtirrnft at u very vrrv rupia rniuH rat,, in.w continues ht« ——.— - — — xiuiura sources at rapid ran', rate. How nuw his nxiniru, asinine statements dUIPnm here to urerent to you a £ “** 01 ptMl ot our «irpiurea surpluses. Foreign Fore gn nana- lon< long lhry tlM.y wlll 1OL lot. no no one one kno kno„ „ every time somebody asks him to tlntix no. ref Kino Ii».... ................ . . . are. get to his feet, perhaps It is time farm rellel measure. In it* simplest m ™ HTTVS’lwn* hU“ WhNV ’\ ’*trolfum Producta Y. M. C. A. ITEMS statement, that proposition Is this: KdSria! JSd when wc burnt< th*T gone forever, for for a democrat to do u little pinchThat all petroleum products which SJlML / thlt mnrkrJ u I^aS!*1 U, Jahno‘l ‘“conceivable that they hlttlng. • The FIRST THOUGHT of the management Howard Fnx-t ot Hastings on 1‘ "If this sounds like a recantation, F™ UIC u , “ ?*; market u gone.and u ou jd ever replaced while man have a gravity of 3G per cent , m arxet c » gone ana , wouW CV er be replac B.uVor7l^e. that may*be Sd ~ call it. that: W.c voted for George Ivan- Lyons of Middleville were! of this bank since its , foundation has been to and we'll give “ anybody as ur SuSst can rnlse tt erop ot '----------TC— four ’ elected president und vice-president as fuel fuel in tn internal internal combustion combustion enen- m^ket SrfdPd<,«-k£ n °r T"'" Foulkes.V"-rr of tl»e Young Men's Y. M. C. A. I gines shall be adulterated 10 per ? .n « t 0 P 1 M uc m . ' °r »®e other agricultural product, bucks who will afford us the oppor«-nt hv volume ulth'ShvI WC we Wil1 will find mUch much nlorc more SCCUrity. security. from whlch u^an fueJ ■ tunlty ol getting hold of that hallo', group last Wednesday. The group! build a safe bank. It has always been the policy cent by volume with Ethyl aj^hol. much more stability, than foreign cohol year after year. meets bi-monthly al the home at i , and eating it. without seasoning. made from agricultural products marj(PU CVcr afforded We are not- offering you an un-1 "The Question Mark's democratic Dad Angell on Wednesday nights | grown yithin the continental Unit- “‘arKlls ’noraco' of this institution to engage in ONLY those Nashville Joint Brotherhood held! cu States. orates. Ethyl mnyi alcohol uiconoi can cun be oc Many °‘ us ask the question: tried or thcoreUcal scheme. Tills beliefs need in reiterntlon; lhey are cd made from any. or nil. agricultural How «Jq you know that this plan is a proposition which har, worked, founded on a lifetime. of tlifeught their annual Father and Son night; LEGITIMATE FUNCTIONS OF a conserva­ ------——- and u worklpg to the protection of i and reading. And. we are beginning with a banquet at the M. E. Com-. products. -, * . d— work? That. a very •reason now ‘14 | other*. Why not us? It is simple in. to suspect, our democracy is several inunlty hotue last Tuesday evening! This country. tuses approximately "“b,c ‘ 1ut‘stl, ‘ >n There are~ tive bank that are SANE, SAFE and SECURE. — of fuel -----•_ countries which are'protecting their jits execution; it docs not require any! times as genuine and twenty times Aith W. S Carpenter of Lansing; 17 billion gallons yearly ,which comes under our definition. 10 agriculture in this manner—coun-1i great number of federal or state, as honest ns the gentleman's in ti»e main speaker. Too much credit ainnot be given! per cent of which.would be 1.700.- tries which even now are ImpartingJI employees to enforce It; it puts no -question. "We owe Mr. Foulkes exactly to the unselfish volunteer service oi i OflO.OOO gallons, which is the amount agricultural m well as petroleum great burden upon tiie people by • This policy is vindicated by the present ------which l.-c -^ — I:nothing, net. and we aren't in the Scout Masters the world over, dur- \ they of alcohol wc would need to make products,, and they have been doing taxing the commodities __ use. It is simple enough lol| market for any post offices, thank .ng this, tiie Scout Anniversary ’ from your products, Translated in­ this for a number of years. To know must SPLENDID CONDITION of this old four-gen­ to corn, tins would mean a market whether It works or not, you have that anyone may understand its | you. Perhaps our republican edl- week- Many a b-x>k will learn to1 for approximately'680.000.000 only to look at the prices which worklngs, and also be able to figure - torlal friends ate. Wc know of jail them blessed. eration Bank ... IT IS BUILT ON BEDROCK! bushels; translated Into wheat, It their farmers are receiving today. out how it will Jiclp "him or his.sovcral alleged republicans who The conference of high school seem to be looking for something. b about 750 million bushels, or al­ I will mention only two instances ousincKt. boys ahd girl! to be field in Has-1 of lain lack oi ot lime, time. The "We cuius could bear with are. Mr. ruunw;. Foulkes tings High school March 18 is to occaiuc or inc French rrenep- To io the tne farmer, it might be-called' De -calico w.ar w.wi most one-fourth of the corn crop, because nnd over seven-eighths ot our wheat farmer -la now receiving JI 38 per. "self-help" because he is using a' while Jie organized his Taxpayers' aiscuss, vital problems of dally liv­ bushel1 for wheat, while in Germany German) portion of his ownx products every League, which1 consists of Mr. ing. a chance to share experiences • This bank looks forward with cheerful confi­ crop. 1d.vd. time » hec uses ,.w his vw. car, MUM truck W or wm,true- --------------------Foulkes and agood g~ *many * “hundreds ' ’ Here b the most Important point hogs arc selling for $7.00 a hundred, with one another in directipd discusIrrour proposition: Instead of ask­ German/* dilution is 25 per cent, tor; to the manufacturer, wholesaler of apparently misguided folks who aion groups. . dence to the future, and anticipates many good and has been at this paint almost and retailer — the more they use consider thc congressman-elect ing you to reduce your crops and the Read in February issue oL. the' Y.1 their cars and trucks, the larger Uic their Moses. There are other number of acres under cultivation. constantly since the war. M- C. A. magaaipe "Young Men i things for every one. There arc several very good redb I market they will create for their biblical characters whom he comes the article "What 38 Women Think I • closer to emulating in our opinion. maintain, if not increase, your pro- sons for chooelng the 10 per cent dl- goods and services. To any -of you wanting to know We could even grin at Mr. About Marriage." Hastings Y groups meeting Tues- i thc source of our information, we Foulkes' bland statement about • If you are not already one of its customers, refer you to U. 8. Government sunning for the United States ten- day nights regularly were postponed ; Bulfetins. U. 3. Census of 1930. and “to- In ‘act, when we thought of thb week in co-operation with the; ' this bank invites you to become one and share Uie\ Agricultural Departments; of, the abilities of the two present acout Rally. — our \tatc ——— Universities. Illinois and i senators, we laugh out loud. THE THORNAPPLE RIVER. ' .:.™';, XI -tell;-.-. Iowa, twhich, believe, have done । "But we cannot stomach (that* with its present customers the SAFETY and * PULLMAN and COACH w.c I the word we meant to write.) the the uiu6t most work along ibis-line. this-line. It flows along for many a mile, In this brief discussion, it may supposed power behind Mr- Foulkes' STABILITY always enjoyed here. Mowing along in beautiful style.! have teemed to you that undue! throne-Urat Paw Paw barrister Flowing ulong through many a glen stress has been laid upon tho com. whose name «e refrain from mcnJoined by streamlet now and) then, • ROUND but this plan will • apply, to any Honing. Flowu till it reaches that beautiful, home-grown agricultural 'product; "Neltljer can we swallow Mr. lake. TRIP Friday or Saturday, Feb. 10 or 11 however, the agricultural groups ore Foulkes' attack on Uje state police, By the thornapple bushes, named: so .Interdependent upon each other.i What does he want? Is It the for their sake. tv. Hosting*5:41 P. M. Cen. Time both from a consumer and a pro- Illinois system of crime enforce- Flowing along through the bcautlAr. Niagara Falls, N. Y. . 7:00 A. M. East. Time ducer standpoint, that removal of ment hv wants? The type In which ful land. surplus in any mfrtlcular line finds the police are always following .Flow along to reach the Grand. Its immediate effect in all others I new clues? Will he publicly an- Still it ing flows pn os in the days ol rt'iniinC t* Iran toward higher price levels. ! nounce that he opposes the Mlchlyore. We submit that this plan has theigan brand of law, with its unique But the Indian rides on his raid Children half merits of feasibility, simpheity of \ Hair for sending highwaymen and no more. operation will murderers to .prison? UjKIUU'JU and nuu control, LVJJ.IUJ, and UUU — ... re-1 ...... ................. ------- For Information Comult Local Ticket Agent ’ twice levels immeHome"Mr Foulkes la Is no no O.;... Olympian, " ex- The black birds still ting on Thorn-' fleet in higher price 1 naAnnc. wHIl ~ ' possibly, — in — his - own opinion dlafcely lirJiti upon lie Its'passage, with thc cept. apples shore. /* ; further possibility which no other He is congressman-elect by sufferWhlrc the Indian roamed In days: plan affords, Uiat a new nnd com- ance. The voters got tired of thtng.> of yore. plete Industry may be developed by in general and practically kicked The woods are now so sad and lone • our chemists when working on the Mr. Foulkes into office, tart Win Where the Indian once could call) problems of use of by-products from Mart wondering how soon he will be his home. Only National Bank O A Hastings . Michigan this volume production of alcohol, kicked out, if he wants to continue The Jacksnipe still •as in days of In Barry County - JD/Y-lllX. Telephone: 2217 In a short discussion. It Is impos- ns A public officer. xtble to give you all of the data nnd "Berrien county elected Mr. Feeds along the rock-bound shore. sources of Information. If inter- Foulkes nnd he known It; but if he You cun hear the call of the whip­ csted. you orc advised that by writ- thinks that thc rest of thc district poorwill, ing the Lions Club of Gridley. Illi-1 wants Berrien's looseness of law As the moon peeps over the dis­ nols, and enclosing it stamix'd nd-' enforcement wished on it. he's as tant hill. ■ dressed envelope, you may obtain a nutty as t|w Wanrrlck. who for the Where the Indian once in. hi* glee printed circular, containing the first linip is holding office—by ' was blessed, proxy. And it might be well for Mr Mr. necessary information. ------Who long ago have gone to rest. And. in it* final analysis. I appeal Foulkes to recall that's the only The snake's skin he once so sacred* CARLTON CENTER. to you. my listeners, that if inter­ way tiie man behind lhe scenes has of Kalamazoo were guests of her spent Friday In Landing. . ly wore. ested in the welfare of your future held office—by proxy—although he's Quest* ot Mr. and Mrs Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnson of parents. Mn and Mrs John -UsHe. tot&ed with disdain to the as an Agricultural people to bestir tried/hard enough. Domelt Sunday were the former's Greenville visited the latter's borne, over the week end. storm beaten shore., "Perhaps this frankness will of­ yourselves in your own behalf, as You can buy used cars CHEAPER mother. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph HehThe ladles in the community tied parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn DanIla charms he no longer obeys or nothing wlll come of this or any fend some of our democratic ney Sunday. off two quilts Tuesday afternoon, lei*, and bcotber Kenneth. invokes, . other measure by a twiddling of, friends. We regret it If it does. Like NOW than next month I RlchardMn lu spirit has left him. its spell Stewart Brown of Albion was a which makes four quilt* they have r Mr> antl Mn. thumbs—It takes concentrated ac­ them we hat# taken pride in our is now broke. guest at the home of Henry Wil­ pieced nnd lied for the Red Cross. ;spcn. Sunday with their nephew. tion on the part of ail; it Is now lhe democracy. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Qcm .ljnd^Mr. and Mri. Guy Nash, and famBut poor .party devotee or not. we They fought in the buttle, were liams Sunday. We have a few good used cars at time for action. Write or talk to, ' wounded and bled. Miss Jessie Usbome and friend cliildren and Mrs. Arthur Yarger Uy. all your representatives in either Un­ prefer to feel as if wc had taken a Their kindred have gone to the bath occasionally. bargain prices. Call and look over political or business world. I thank hill of........ the dead. nuu And u if au. Mr. ruunu Foulkes pv,<uow> persists ui in" his ..w ----........ you. our stock before you buy a car. •This plan originally sponsored present course, we are going to feel They sleep in the s,umber of sweet • 1 peaceful drcam. and presented through courtesy of decidedly unclean. « n r. Thrv di-i-n in their rv-xlrio They sleep tlicir crnvec graves beside Lions Club of Gridley. Illinois.) , thy stream. DURFEE ITEMS. The fox and the panther both WONDERFUL INVENTION beasts of the night. A very popular young couple, Miss HAS BEEN PERFECTED Helen Edmonds, daughter of Mr. Retired to tlielr den? nt Ute com­ ----------nnd Mrs Wesley Edmonds of BaltiIng of light. ...... Gun Detector Gives Waminir more nnd Kenneth Reynolds, son, They sprang with the swiftness and -uu vckcosvi wivvo nu>i>au° B of Mr. und Mrs\ K A. Of sureties,, of MrsXE. A. Reynolds Reynolds of sureness of track. track. Of Approach Of Any Person the Striker district were united In For they knew their mates were! expecting them back. Carrying Metal Article. -^^5 pX'S-' They died not of hunger nor UngAn invention that H is believed nn,t(l B profusion Pf ferns and foliertng decoy. The stecl of the white man has1 wlll go a long way toward ending age. They were attended by Mr. swept them away. V­ and bank robberies Is what Is known as sr ~ bfrs. Howard Barnes of Hast­ .. , ings. ings, bits Mrs.. D*rncs Barnes ocuig being aa »i«ci sister mof» Each bird and each beast was the "Oun Deleocr." Thu U u> erTta bdde wore • wedblessed in degree, ' rangement whereby when anyone ding gown of apple green flat crepe All nature is happy and cheerful' with thee. appears near the bank, or within it. bridesmaid wa* ^u-ned In Herbert R. Eaton. : Wha ta .nr n»u|. «.ch o . eu. about his clothes, that fact will be father-s farm jn the Striker dlsPOWERS ECHOES. instantly reported by an elcckic trict. Best wishes and hearty conMr. and Mrs. Frank Travis were light warning to the employees of grntulatlons. the banks and to the sheriff's office, - - - nnd- called to Detroit by. the death ot Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Asplnall brother-in-law, as well to other vnr" place*. - . Mr- *nd Mrs B>er Hoffman colled their L:"'..-:!r,-, — . - as — .-instant detection ot the approach on Mr. ftnd Pctc Hoffman In Cordes, who potsed away very sud­ denly with pneumonia Monday of person* carrying a gun or any Maple Grove Thursday and found night. Funeral services were held other magnetic metals of much size Mn. Pete Hoffman badly bruised in Detroit Thursday night with will be given. The device has been from a recent runaway with a burial in Grand Rapids Friday. perfected end has been exhibited in team. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson the crime laboratories of the NorthErnest Rice of Orangeville 1* vlsvisitors in Grand Rapids western University, Evanston, where Ring at the home of Mr. and Mrs. were Wednesday. It received the unanimous approval Edd Rice. Wilson Travis returned to schoal of the research staff and also great John Ourd U making an extend- this Monday morning after belng.newspaper . publicity-. mww. ed vWt wlth hu wn| Qurd 111 a week ^ith tonsflltls. ' The device uses a ----newly Miss Ethel Palmer was returned " developed ~v.T~?—: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christy spent Phone 2121 Comer Court and Church Sts. photo electric cell as an Integral the wwk end Bt jjden seara ot home from Pennock hospital part and the principle in lhe gun neBr Nashville. as-Uling with chore* Thursday afternoon and we hope detector may be adapted to an unMr. Sears has ^lood poisoning in it won't be Jong before site will be j limited amount of uses. up and around again. Alcohol in Gas to Solve Farm Problem I | PART TWO—Page Seva | THE HASTINGS BANNER 00720168 IIHOGEO.F(llllKES!“SL»r“'" Build on Bed rock I I l< IS •st J $C50 Bargain Winter Excursion u NIAGARA FALLS i9c It HASTINGS NATIONAL MICHIGAN CENTRAL 1\TT^ SAVE Money on Good Used Cars J 2 1930 Model A Tudors 1932 Model B Ford Tudor 1930 Model A Town Sedan 1931 Model A Tudor 1929 Pontiac Coach 1929 Whippet Coupe I Prices Reduced ON lira tow Quality Tires Universal Garage Company Cour,s&J:!.fe"on 224® mkhi’gan i JS �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY PAGE EIGHT ;.au"ii»—T'~ "-UEgggSS FOR S DAY5 ONLY SPECIAL PRICES I TO INDUCE YOU TO TRY KWQftER. WC tnocia noait lEUIFI W t ■■ Ih S-ooi.-d s.r.., 55c Whole been coffee bi fa double lined baj ■ Ground « you buy it • Special price FRENCH 2 is 45c Whole bcin cclTet - Grour-d m you b«y it - Spitiii price COUNTRY CLUB * * 25c Fine rich, diitinctire - VeotM packed in pound tin - Special price t PPf f PvisU S'*” swsy Frid«y *nd Ssturdiy «nd«t > «■“ • fonj it Ibcy l«it »>lh titbit th* puichtie of 3 pound) of Kiojtf CcHcc or Lhe rttutn d! 3 empty conU.ntn of .ny bund of Kiojtf CoHttt. Bw R*«ul*r 20-or. pky. ol-Counby 4A Club PANCAKE FLOUR with' Bo'h | U A ■ * VV och ju| of PURITAN SXRUP For 1VV Country Club Pancake Flour 5 lb. web 15c Campbell’s Soups All vMieties 3 C«n» 25c Soda Crackers cS."S2S 2 £ 19c Raisin Bread Tarty, delicious ■ Full of nltlni 10c Milk Cour,by Cljb - Eviportltd 2 ■ uli 11c covered lb. 19c Mint Palties Chscohte Fteth dock , P and G Soap 3 to 10c Seminole Bathroom tiuu* 3 »dl* 19c GRAPEFRUIT 519c FLORID.**—Diln-tkinntd, swest »rd juicy—64-70 sire rildAulihM n 2-28B :iit L Oranges New Cabbage SWEET 3 , nnLlU ii» 10c 4 POTATOES lb. In Our Meat Department Home Dressed Veal Roast or Chops 12 Sausage and Hamburg 2 Lhn 13c SlicqJ Bacon 5 Lb. Box 45c b6 Pork Roast Bologna or Frankioxt$_3 Smoked Picnics Smoked Hain a. 25c ■ i- 6’/2c u.. 8c Beef Pot Roast - 71 KROGER-STORE COURTHOUSE ----------------- *-------‘'---PROBATE COURT. Arnold‘launmera. dee d Fltour.-, of execupir died, waiver «■ Hied, order allowing cidims 1a order J-iumus a-Mgnlug .raiuuc residue v«lendischarge o! executor issued. rhroBcd. John L Woodman, et al. Pemm mon fur guard.ipiwintin guardian - i.u.udi.m tiled, letnsliip ivued. IMS NASHVILLE. ■»' Dr Emory W. Morris of Battle creex. son ot mt. ana «*• * , Murrts has been “WW’^ted dental •?in,ctor of the W. K- KeUott FounNation. He has begun part time Auty March----1st---he-----will devote, -—and -------Umc . ' ' The Pelgnncr P. T. A. met at the school house Friday nlkht for a poverty party. The Indies put on l,w' l*»Wi»m. RcfreshmenU were Jr,“' 4“l“d “n<1 e**1 * The Lehman*. Club family night met at LOOP hall Wcdn-,<l ^r^iWTt Following the pot luck • dee d Final e'lppcr a program in charge of Billy rge of- Babcock was given. On Thursday nighf the MethodAc d. .dlst • Family N|ght ’ was held In the ap- community house which was a fareot well lor R?v. and Mrs. Francis, tra- They were given a table. Ihihcnchtjd his fartuMU sermon Sun’ Final day morlilnp. They are leaving soon If You Were Managing This Bank. .What Would You Do? You would do just as this present administration IS doing and HAS done for more than 46 years . charge of thc Westminister Presbytiming Adnir. issued, tertan church. The Nashville school has been put on thc accredited list-for another J ear. On Thursday night the. Clover Leaf Club will mut at thc home of Mr-.'Brown. The losing side tr. tin recent contest furnishes the ;.u;jjx>r ut seven o'clock, the win-' tung side the entertainment. Tne ladies' Aid of lhe Evangel­ ical chiirch met Wednesday aft­ ernoon at the home of Mr*. Amy Hartwell. Mrs. A. E. Dull and Mrs. B <«ie Brown assisted the. hostess, publication PIarp were, made for a luncheon to t>. given soon. The Woman's Literary Club met . t tiie Library on Wednesday aftDeclina- cmnon for Travel Day. After the business m«-ung a program was l iren with-Mrs. L. H. Conk ns music chairxnaii. Mrs. Frank Untz gave •X v<’iv interesting talk on.jjer trip E.-I-I to West and Back Again." •martian Th,‘ hart< *as MES- c,9ir Clayton Furnisa. "a former Nash­ Your savings deposited here, not only bring you ville resident, pxssed away very suddenly at his hogML. in Grand interest earnings of 3"» compounded semi-annual­ Ledge. Friday night, w^ert lie ha* ly, but enable us to better and more completely conducted a dnia store Jor several year.-.. He leaves his widow, who was render that consistent service whifh every -good formerly Misv Sarah Krnft ot one .eoeve. Jister. ....... Mrs. «Fred ........ Na.-..;ivilif; * ■ uee-, W»e•. bank tries to render to its patrons and community. appimnng |jnIII,nL 0[ Nashville; three broth? . trs. Von W. FurnlM. ol Nasliville. on ror Ck)Oriie una Hugh Eurniss Funeral services were hehl Monday after­ noon at Grand Ledge with burial unony Jn Ka,hv1lle. . . The Philathaa clpss -will be enA-.,.eemed Friday night at thc home of Mrs Gordon Edmond*. Mi Helen Furnlss of Hastings • [M-nt the week end at her home here. M1-X Margatct Fumii* of Detroit number was home over the week end Mr- Oltdy* Iklrem was tn Battle Creek Friday. n,v. Owens occupied the pulpit s had nretuired « ’l,r n4Ptu: c^!ch ®und,Jr lac and naxsed moriur.s after an absence of sevInA the i-vn. G«l »**L. on account of UlncA* .. . . .. William Justus was called to Hartford City, ihdiaria. on account oi the death of-his father. Mr. ••.nd Mr.-. Harley Kinne ot und Grand Ledge spent Sunday with tin formers' parent*. Mr. an.d Mrs Mrs Porter Kinne and his daugh313 F. which b too low to sterilise products which women dre murkcl- gate bununy evening Some !er, Etb<! Mae Kmnc. Mrs Orlo Good and family anil rr i »V-» imeat thoroughly. , mg such us baked goods. Jellies, and Imatuhtp ha* been Fred Garhi’.ger had the misfor- rlOinCtnURCTS pOFHCr [' Select m.-at wluch is fresh and in -irceiu was also considered by. the Mrs. Louise Potts of CalcdOKla were ' Bunday afternoon callers ol Mr. and ----------igood conauion. condition, wipe wun with ua uamp damp committee. ,-gooa iMwti^t goodly num- time to break bi» arm. This is the ! Bv Home Economics BneciallstsI •--------------------—^«i «atientton will far, directed., Mrs. Otis Morgan ctoU»- — “1,d remove excess---fat. -<-• Gut ■i h Special inan Siv.er; din..­ second time in a short time. suitable for placing In toward Increasing the. contribution.- ■ Thc officers of the Aid 6ociellc!i IS Th< many friends ot W. D. Feigh- By Home economics Bpeasusts |n^ A nice sum was Michigan State College .containers. Simmer in water or which th-' individual trained in, of paruu'lrc and East Caledonia i, place in .oven until meat is thor- home ••cotiomics esn offer in tho I »wa ruturtumed at tliq lionw ■ t btter. He suffered a serious hear: — ,Mrs. Harry Clemens Wednesday alt_u omthly heated and re-dnew dlsau- present economic situation. Windlernoon. All enjoyed a line time. Thc chllds school lunch should pem,. Pack lnto containers while -------------- ***--------------Mi -. Findley Traxler has returned on Fri­ NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. • Mr<. Louise Polls is Maying-with !■> her home in Sall Lake City. supply al least one-third of the food hof.xadd liquid enough to fill conMr». Orlo Good of Caledonia while Utah. She came the midrib- of De­ needs of the day, as the lack in tainer within ono-half inch of top .... cember to vbit her mother, Mrs i.mrh < nnt ■>„ ar umwri111* lU»uld may lie the broth in the home of Mr. and Mrs.'Ixwen. Mr. Good ns in Ann Arbtir-hosplluL y which the meat simmered or .pan Tungate Thunultiv. Feb. 16th. Dlntimt. according to Miss Roberta , Epping* which are nl>t dark brown nor setti-d at noon. Committee. . —.-------- _ , , i ar>ppuifi» wnicn air not uara orown By frantically waving a ukulrlMr. and Mr*. John Johnson of ................ Baltic Hershey, home economics extension -J nnd .an’. ao-.-a miutpd -a.*. with boiling water Mrg j&nlc Gartow. Mrs Edward which attracted the attention of a Battle urecn cri-eit spent me the ' wees week mu end Hcrshcv. Atth relatives here. ..nutrition specialist at< Michigan one teaspoon salt.per pint is Perrault. Mn. Hattie Carpenter and •tug. u num In n motorboat raved Rev. and Mrs. Wurtz were in Bat- S'-atc College. ‘recommended, Mrs. Loren Tungate. Everyone wel-,; himself from a perilous position oil tic Check Thursday. ’-------- — J“ should - --------be -— ' seal tin cans ,at once, come. i the Nora Sands. Wc always fell that At least one hot- dish in-1j completely Thc Sunday Evening Bible Class ultimately a use Would be eluded in the school lunch, ax hot or partly seal glass Jan-, and place in CLOVERDALE. dishes usually have a better nutri- j pressure cooker immediately before met with Mr. and Mrs. Ixnrn Tun- .these tilings. value than cold ---------ones and meat has----cooled. Process at 15 Mis* Clara Wilson of Saint Jo- --live ------------------- -------------also -- ------------------ -----------------------n?ph. it visiting Ivr cousin, Mrs.’tend to stimulate the appetite and pound* procure as follows, phi Holtz, for a few days. digestion, if hoc dishes cannot be glass Jars and No. 2‘i and No plan Mr and Mi - J< -s Jenney of. obtained at the school, the lunch tins cans. 6U minutes; No 2 plain un • Grand Rapids vbiied his brother, box should be equipped with a ther> - vans, SO minuter Ralph Jenih-y, and family Bunday. rnQS bottle so that thc home may With No 2 and 3’a tin cans, the Mr. and; Mr . Ed. PenneLs, Mrs. hUppiy this lack. ■ 'petcock Is opened a< soon as proPtne. and Mrs. Dickerson were ■— t»rt* —• •—- •A lew eaAmumi l»ve been eeWM U mer U> .IM the, HT'titigs .'hoppers Saturday. . b, Her,he,, the “ .Tto "Tbito '".Me'! Mr.' Arthur Johticock celebrated ---------------- < —— —------ -----------U< ill birtnday Sunday by entertain- -uricle mentioned in each case ro frequently until cans have cooled. decided w good ms life following to a dinner. Mr. be carried in the thermos rtxrttle. • With No. 3 tin cans or pint glass, • i i Mr* Ru.'scB Joiir.cuek and — .....sons — Cream ------ of - celery ----- —*oup. rt~ minced ham' Jars, thc steam gauge must go to' —* Mr. — Lyle cooked H.n, before tiie petcock U opened. <r/Ljto Mr —snti Lyle Kingsley ”—•“ and,and —‘ hard ' —*—* egg — sandwich. — ,f daughters and Mi Mt'' Edith Powers date-nut sandwjcl) of whole wheat TtK> rajHd |owcrlng of pressure *ur.ind children of Plainwell. bread, canned peaches, sponge cake; 1<wndtng thc jars will draw thc hM:.- Rcploglc, who has been quite cocoa (make with *i t. cocoa per cup' quid out ot the jars. ;. k fur a couple of days. U feeling of milki. cream cheew. olive sandFarm Womens week and thc posmiKhWttcr Mt* Grace lYrprning wich. slice tomato and lettuce sand- -ibilitj o( tourist trade «* a noun­ there.err*! ■» h i- been helping there ^rr- wlch of rye bread, oatmeal cookie*.: of income far ti»» farm wife were tier turned‘ ” to her Ha»thigi *•** home at ” **••"* ”* apple sau* or baked apple; cream among lhe important subject* duand Saturday of tomato soup, cottage cheese and cussed al t|ie bi-annual meeting <>t Lockstedt - and Rev jam sandwich, shredded cabbage and the state advisory committee F« br tn Mr. and Mrs. _ ——--------------.•nd Mr, Holla ‘were in Hastings1 chopped carrot sandwich, celery, nwD’ 2 at Michigan State College, ■i-.uiday. ■ . stuffed with peanut butter, fig The committee i* comprised of rep’ . <.| '.| I. Wm Shattuck of Kalamatoo‘ ctxjkies. ripe banana; vegetable reaentatives from the vartou* di»i.itcd the Arthur Shattuck family sotip, sardine and egg yolks iput |Flc'? ?i *l h fonday. sieve. moiUened with ..„ ..... will meet Friday through lemon juice on whole wheat bread. mrere ri.irme‘vl™ ' mum at the town hall iuim) wok tnnnie, n,rt chairman, a.id meets during rWctk arm* wilh't^.nut ^tm' Crt" W,*k and Par“ Tiie Garden Club will meet with1 bonlr Mr Mark Garrison Wednesday honey mixed with peanut nutter, cup . custard, orangd; cecailoped coni and ' Menus and accommodations to be Everyone welcomean oi.-rtught rwtt The Ladfta’ Aid will meet at thei green pepper, bacon, lettuce, salad ,offered by those planning tor the home ot Mrs- Merle Clark Thur*- dressing sandwich, prune-nut sand- (tourist trade next summer were dis­ Statistics, after several t wich of whole wheat bread, beet cussed, , and how extension spe­ . I the pa>*ing cf Claude ptekte. cup cake, plum sauce; cream cialists < might be ot serv|ce to those years of experiment, actually ujgs. who *a» one of George French ot Battle Creek,• ol pea soup, salmon and celery sand- imaking such plans throughout the. ur«l mall carrier* He s-.-.-ir.-law o! Mr and Mrs James1 wiches. apricot pulp and nuts tn state. show that hpat produced by t More effort to standardize I MacDanald of Cloverdale. died In'1' sandwich, cocoanut cookies, apple; , coal costa less than any other frtendiy man the Nichols hospital Friday morn-' creamed carroU «nd peas, eomedj 1 beef sandwich, marmalade and co-, means. Thia is due in a large children. > , coanut sandwich, green tomato Mr and Mrs. Mark Garrison and' pickle, fruit, chocolate cream pud-' measure to the lower prices hv of idl. daughter -pent Sunday at the ding; rice hash with meat and to­ Phywlc the Bladder With L-n’.: .-net Beadle home at HiisUngs.. mato. Boston brown bread and butnow prevailing. Juniper Oil Mr and Mr.' Chas Snyder spent Drive out the Impurities and to the the iir»-. part of last week with। ter. pineapple and salad dressing .sandwich, milk to drink, raisins excc» acids that cause irritation, • Today we offer you coal Irlends a: Kalamaroo. burning and frequent desire wrapped in colored paper, molasses Juniper oil, is pleaiant to take in of the highest quality *t cookie. PRATT DISTRICT. the form of BUKET8. the blad­ TON DELIVERED Canning pork is an /eonomical der physic, also containing buchu ' pricea lower then they have Mr and„Mrs. Lyle Scott are norv. Ending a week at Delton with method of having a aufflcUnt supply leaves, etc. Works on the blad­ been in the laat ten year*. .j,. Mr« Scott's mother of meat on hand Only r>*n fresh der similar to caster oil on the I'.,,. Mr. and Mrs. William Tinkler and producu should be canned, but Uris bowels. Get a 25c box from any ‘ ' ' son William spent Saturday evening does not mean only the choicer. drug store After four days if ;mes» Will al Clarence Dennett's in Hastings cut*, as canning is a practical way not relieved of “getting tip .nr am Mf #nd the cheaper cut* Under. nights'' go back and get your at Yankee Spring* .school Grand Rapid* and —T”-Ruth rc Smith 1 Steam pressure cooking. Is reaxnmoney. If you are bothered with c-.rr.ir.i- !■.*> 11 p0--Stick Grand Rapid* and Ruth Smith, have been spending a few day* «t mended for pork, according to Mias backache or leg pein* caused Inng. sandwiches and one F;-•hr ChrtOh-.tr hetrr. Muriel Dundas, home economics ex ­ from bladder disorders you are jour oan tabk %ChssOin*r horne^ l Xtrx Mr* TV»n Don Wlliusn Wilson and and Mr; Mrs <OreU Unaioft nutrition speclalUl of bound io feel batter after thia Sponable were m Battle Creek on Michigan BUU College. A pressure cleansing and you get your regu­ r.l^han. Z257 Michigan ..trike. We shall business Saturday of 15 pounds «3M F» U needed. Wa- lar skep. Carve th Si Stebbins, remaih cdiW and undisturbed until C L Oliver and wife called on R tcr-baUl. ,i’*«^am. a,J<| Druggut*. HasUno; E. L Kane. the On cjner manufacturers walk O. Izehe ind wife <X HasUnr- open-tattU method* of canning wih Druggist. Nashville.—Ad'-'. out. I Sunday etemng. j produce * temperature of only about । Safeguard, in every possible way the deposits of lhe people who have entrusted their funds here, and INSURE the BEST INTERESTS of EVERY PATRON of this old bank. For more than 46 years this bank has ren­ dered a SAFE and CONSERVATIVE service to both depositor and borrower. HASTINGS CITY BANK The Bunk with the Chime Clock- CAPITAL $75,000 SURPLUS $50,000 XoAl Costs you Less! DON’T GET UPRIGHTS Red Clover ENTHUSIASTS SEND US New Customers EVERY DAY Hastings Lumber & Coal Co Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Hastings, Mich OHIO COAL s so SMITH BROTHERS VELTE & COMPANY Mrs. Hm * John 8 Smith u Haw wish �THI BAffHNOR BANNER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1MJ MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. DELTON. IB member of the group. Thi* will GOOD METHODS WIN Mrs. ChrUUa evenings^ cnwaouiiwm entertainment um that in AnniimiA ■ iiinp I **™. vnnsus Lawrence of. of- tbs uw ** IN GROWING LAMBS S3 Parchment was ’J2i>"8S, the guest WS ot Mr. *hou’d *t**l‘dJ*' £en,’ fcK!“«.-S GLASS CREEK. Tiie oiaas Gbu^ croek Creek Nutrition Class Class I «**» Thursday, Feb. 16. with 1 .M u» r. ar tirdv n! flrir.rl Ranlrta FMit Runt «... »U1 MM.,. , ,h«.„ . r™„u p?. luck , Charles Ooville Repeats Last Year'. Faat 0<Laadia Abom wUUv* «* '**>• SSfofiL*liiSEd V’Xtd c^of oTSTp No. Years Feat Of Leading -moouy mostly rrom from riasimgt Hastings nwi met al at uw ths L'T ~ ftLte,n,dJ _crcM Frpd wi.s auu wife el J. l^r?,?.1"r.C: wue enjoyco irom —. .. _ .-a Mrs. ■>_ __Horner ____ — . and are welcomed regardless reeardie.u of of the the Tuesday UH .,>> Saturday d. bom* at Mr. and Kaiin Uuulng Michigan Shepherds ED -----------. . . -BontrtBuuon attending Farmers’ Week. While The fundamental teandaas* ot Building and Lona *T there they visited their daughter. , « u °" UUI7’ -tend the pageant "Those Gay Nlneabto Charias CovUW, Ewell, to ZT cedar crw* rvmrJ™ ,Nlne’ Mrs Pete DeVries, and husband, j Cmk Mr. Crawtrrv Clr- bYidu? n'ght. ^""l"''^ ........ L°* >. yoffiy°S ... grow 141.9 pounds of lamb for .very cleThr willCedar meet with an? Mr* About one hundred and twentyfive were present at the Good Will ewe In hl. flpck In a period of ITC.Ebcn Uinaar V’ednexdsy Feb 8. dime, you can have a good time; idays won for him the title of: Mr*. Ethel Pennock received word seeing-the styles of the nlnetias. the community meeting. The ladies pin on the program and the men took dlsappearrd. The NATIONAL ha» never falUd U de­ Champion Plockmaster in Michigan Friday of the death of her step- songs, and the dances and lite dla- chame of the supper The progn.ru , for the second year in succession mother. Mrs Efaima Tolle*, at Ute logues too. so.be there lhe 17tlt for the next meeting will be in shareholder*' Investment In this old auocisllun Mr. Coville lia* 25 purebred Ox- honic^Lber daughter. Mrs. Mary won’t you? charge of the men. ford ew*s In ths flock and used a Engler, at Petoskey. Siu- wa* born UUle Frederick Johnson is still remains worth 100 cents on the dollar. Harry Chaffee and family of purebred Oxford ram The ewes In England Besides lhe daughter very sick tn our local hoapital Lanung were Sunday guesu at dropped . 42 lamb* and .40 of these and stepdaughter. .Jv leave* three Watch our item* for dates for -Clyde Warren * were raised. The number of pound* brother*. Harry Martin of Gales- the home talent play, "Crook For iluth Erway and friend al Kala­ of lamb produced by the dwelt burg. James und Thomas Martin of A Month " mazoo were week end guc*u of tier shepherd was lower than th. pound- Vicksburg, and three brother* and Mr. and Mrs Dltc WiIlLsnn spent [Mirentsage which won him the title last three sisters In England. Service* Bunday with Mr ^d Mrs Albert Maurice Erway jpent a part of year, . _... .« ----... .. — will be held in Betoskcy at two Knowles at Hickory ,Corn*w> last week with his #;*tcr in Grand i .. A — smaller lamb crop and more,o ’clockMcndsy Mondayzflerr.ccn. alterpoon. theRttr. Rev. Congratulation:, are extended ti­ - Rapid*. Mr* Sara Erway returned ..WK _ Select the trouble with internal parasites were J N. Booth pastor of tiie Christian Mr Bert Patton and Mr* M*»8)« home- with nun after spending a the cause* for the decrease tn mut- church officiating Burla! will be ’Lawrence of Augusta. u!u> w<-rr week- tlu-nton production. The lamb* aver-in Greenwood, cemetery at Pelo*- 'quietly married last week and are Gerald BurghdufT. wife and aged 87 14 pounds each al the end > key. now mrcly located on tiie Patton daughter. ll 50 Gruwold Street, Detroit Oialdlne. also Ollie of 1J5 days j Mr. ang Mri. Eiihtje Cox have farm just ouuidr the village. Douglas and family, were Sunday Three years ago. before Mr. I moved into Mr. Given * house cast Sunday next visitor* —------ morning ... ....... - wim . - - .. I.M.-HA uv U.K . the i;.«- uccawiun at «>> Roy Oakes, occasion w OoviUe entered the lamb production‘of Delton ----------i... by t vth, birthday of Delilah w J. L MAUS, REPRESENTATIVE LN HASTINGS .Sunday will fr- apomored k- lost ----------------------------and orwt wcnt ItMUt P T A and contest, he five sheep from the undi by hv ^tie*t of nt <hr rhn and ^rghduH W Injuries done by internal parssites to Kalamaan Sunday to *re their .^.S' f4?r r^.Hdtn In the two year* he ha* been In Um- san F.iurene who is uuiie sick u-itiv opirituai training tor cniiorvn contest, he luu drenched all his son. wigenc. wno is quite sick with A aoof| P1„.tin.,xa,lon 15 dl.slrixi sheep uiu and iuhi had lost only one ■»*<■ utuy ut»i- lamb lanuj __ _ _ ...... ' ' FAIR LAKE. * Mn /Ulle &ood will entertain the year* ini the two years. 1I The Barry Twp. School district! PRAIRIEVILLE. Tiie Kinsley Lada-.-.’ Aid Society Coville givca gives inc thc practice oir. of p T- A- *u* mect 'jn "Friday Mr CovQJe ’J.—' night. 1 Mr and Mis. Robert.Btown anil meet February 15 for dinner . ...ki.. ___ __credit __ : SVhfor1(1 the at J*?, th,1 IS, rninfniinltv flushing lhe ewes ,0-I-on *l the Dclton Community Beverly, and Mr. and Mrs Gerald will with Mr* Mary Klblingvr A spe- thl llOnx’ of Mr. and Mrs. Merle 1". for a pot luek dinner meeting large lamb crop obtained. Hl* rec- hM1‘ T*><! program will be fur­ Doster of Hastings arid Mr and wmeh be Remember a week later than Frld,y etenin«’ Frb- n' regular *11! time. the u A. ord for 1931 was 17727 per cent of "‘'bed by the debating team from Mrs. Rankin Hyde and George, dV.inv'?.i!no1’ u_.,xt’:nd,‘1Jhc wn lambs, and. for 1832. 168 per cent. Hastings High school under Mr. Lurprised Silas Doster Wednesday her home after a long illness and a good jirogrim with a speaker s at lhe home of Nina Fenner. Feb. The ewes are fed-legume ha} daily Bec,trr and lh* debating t.am from from H'C ik Refreshments nill 15. please plan to attend. her funeral wa* held Tucxlay afu-r'in the winter and the feeding of O«**a HHB. Grand Rapid* The b. AU «e WM to «und M „ tu.u;^ MM She was a good inotlh r. Wife, i grain U started two or foor weeks *ubkct will be. Sta'.e Income tax Mr. and Mr* Doster ami thc en­ n'-ort. Mr and Mr.< Erne*'. Quick spent oti* callers on Mrr> Carlwallader friend and neighbor ■ and will be before tiie lambing period ’ *W»n*t 3*1''* *’* Dougnlttlt* and joyment they derived from having greatly mis.-t-d Decpri,: sympathy Sunday with thc former* .sister. Friday and found very low at this i Tiie champion flockmiuter wax c0lTce w,n ** *rvcd. No admission t|ie whole family prv/eiit was worU*^.L- extended her bereaved on. Mrwriting her condition U not -imM '‘ ’’ •m .nd «vn at BantV-ld. : presented a trophy by the "Michl- ch,r^c Everyone come. while Muy they meet-on a similar : i:i.Ht.r Mr. and Mn J4r. Mr.' Geoigc ' “ IT-, anti Wc e cUd to note Elizabeth proved. I gan Farmer" at a banquet during Mr. and Mrs H. F Wrrtman occaxiOU with hone muring next .Laurence Fry and family of Bitile W<wd ............ »• -me wof Hie honor pupil* . Mr >wu andau«. Mrs rrttu Fern* Quick»aa hadiur for i Fannris Week at Michigan State made a business trip to Onrerville '■ ' Friday’with Mr> Dr.uc at the end of the first .semester gt company Sunday Mr and Mr* Les. (war ul mamlM MM »n W. Vm.u H»M VMM, it c'.a.M.’. thc Kellogg school. rlie Enkian ot Creuey. Tiie contest drew 182 entries and G. Simpson and Mr' Lelwr at Rtockbridgc the of hu. the result* averaged higher tlian In Mendon, who werj Delton residents 4a„Rhter Mr and Mr- l-.o-.d Wood *“ IM1. The nine shepherds who rank- from’1917 to l«.’2 Mrs Leiner is 85 “nd’ lLmly * --------ed nearest the champion arc Rascoe. years old and wcmetl as spry and MfS MumK ■ Valid, rbrol h Sound Investment ®!1£ ffiattannl ffioun &. ^nueafment pLontpanij EVERY Hb'taE IN MICHIGAN NEEDS THE PROTECTION OF TELEPHONE SERVICE When danger lurk# at your window ,.. when lire threatens loved ones and home ... when sudden sickness or aceidynt makes medical attention imperative . . . then does one realize most the PRICELESS PROTECTION afforded by telephone service. For, with a telephone, you can summon aid instantly, day or night. Just one such call may lio worth more than thc cost of tele­ phone service for a lifetime. . HarrUoiv White Pigeon; H. O. energetic as she ever did tiirnrii t•> her hv:... h< ;<Perc!' ......... Somers. There will ube ouiku Sunday evening ..|m i;uu. iMnig ... i.-ral wr> w. • >... I:., v^-itn; ' ’ ---- ~ . twit- wm , >.-1,1111; a Ai-nrui . ..iii.k ..i. i .Harrisville, Robert Currie. Merritt: services at the Delton M. E. church her. duughtcr. Mr Sarah DeBark ’ rl?rP T- p M*tk. < an through February and revival of Orangeville .ml ;on. Mr and i Dr~er.„‘, • Fr>rt Coville. Harris- services will begin on February 211. Mr - Peter Vandcibrook, oi Ha. •SUn 'yeltfelt. Merrill; and! Tuesday evening. February It. a!tings. D B BllQH. Marlon. roast pig supper will be served at Mr- U*tiL'>* Lathrop : ‘|» nd'n>: i .. ’ • *------------- the church beginning at 6 o'clock.'a few dav. with her daughter. Mi.HOLMES CHURCH. The supper with th<- exception of £Jla Sin-parti, of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph fcrockford | the meat Is furnished by lhe L. A. 8. > Triple Link Club will m«+t with r-«------at . ------------ i-. rx-..™ . group V~._^ ------were-------------Sunday visitors Will Crock-1of Delton. A known .. as .u_ thc Mrs a<or^n Wood Friday. February !ford’s at North Carlton and Mr 'Male Chorus of tlw- First M. E. 17. Pot luck dinner, bring your own —. __________________________________________ -and Mr* Ben trockford were-their church of. Battle Creek will be a 'guests Wednesday. special feature of the program. desires. All day meeting —.... ' Mr. and Mr*. John Meade and This chorus cowd’.ts of sixteen Mr. and Mrs Flpyd Wgles and wnoTin-s T tv.n.m »v.. ... .1 . K,ru of Batavu were week-end vhi-. voices Including a quarU-ttc and in- k» Gordon were gu« vti oi Mr. and NORTIILAkT HOODLAND. on Will Matthews, who is just about tor> at Ben''Crockford's ■ | itrumental sololM* Thetr numbers Mr*. P Bogard and too Ot Hastings Mim B v.ie Valentine and friend the same. r . Bnfj Mr8 Rajan(i valentine 1 will —be— both sacred — and secular, , y — - -------------------------------------------—. Sunday. of Hastint* called on her sister. ' --------------- ■*»— -■ -were '**' i The boys and grrl’- of Mary Jan-; were week-end week-end visitors visitor* at at Loyd Loyd and and a group of’ negro spirituals, Mr H.>n>b.iraar. recently. Fairy Btory: "Once u‘' always take well Millard Me- Smith's class iieipi^t ii.;- criebrate O7.CC upon upor. a- time t!=U a-. Valentine's Vz!er.::r.c - in !r. Woodland i~ which John Stair* anil son with Homer family moved, and !1U “ furniture. furniture,!! ,,r Mr and Mrs. Harry f-Cole arid son,Baia. one of our own local boy* i* ju-r 11th birthday - Friday night »k- .-u Ellen White and Smith and Arthur- Stairs acre in when piled into the van, looked very. or Hastings Haeungs spent Sunday al Roy a special soloist in Hie group and after school. -----’s. । Roy Adrianson another local boy is Esther OU* of Hickpry Corners wero Hailing- one day last week railing costly and attractive.” Wickham i LET THIS NEW LOW-PRICED ELECTRIC WASHER PAY FOR ITSELF WITH ITS SAVINGS! 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VISIT OUR STORE OR JUST PHONE 2305 CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY There will be an old fashioned Singing School at the church FnI day night. Feb. 17th. music in charge ot Mr.<-Dav7d Shepard. /ba a speaker from away. Everyone come and wear your old-fashioned clothes. Mrs B«Tt Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith were ini Hastings on business Friday. i Ml*. Rockwell an<V Mr*. M. A. Cappon attended tiie Teaciwn.’ In­ stitute at Allegan Wednesday. Mr. and Mr*. George Adrianson. Lucile und Doris and Opal Honey-. well were Allegan shoppers Friday. Mrs. Floyd Shclp attended tire burial of her aunt. Mrs J. E. Stur­ gis. ot Cincinnati. Ohio, at St. Joseph, Indiana. last wk. Nora Chapple of Wayland, wIk> has been staying at the Shelp home during Mrs. Spcip's absence, re­ turned to her home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. M. J- Norrte. Mrs. Jennie und Lucy Norn* spent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs B. S. Temple and family at. Kidainaxoi. COATS GROVE. Tiie L. A. S. met ut the httnr oi Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cuoibaugh Thursday. Club No. 2 wrved a’ fine dinner and lhe program was in charje of Mn. Lloyd Fuht-r. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Smith of Mid­ land came Saturday for a week end visit with relatives. Mrs. Smith came down with the measles und remained with her parents. Mr and Mrs. Warren Ooolbuugh. We were indeed sorry to hear of the death ol Claude Wood of Has­ tings Friday morning He wa. bom and ratted hen.' and was a mail car­ rier here until the jtost office wav taken up and then moved to Has* tings. He had many friends hen1 The funeral was held al Die Coats Grove ■church Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev. John Smith and F C. Wing. Tin- burtal was at Hastings. Our sympathy u extended to lhe bereaved ones At thc Community ■Service Sun­ day evening, E 8 Thompson gave a splendid- sermon on Ye art thc salt of the Earth " Pau! Woodman sang "Jesus Remember.: when thc World Forget* " Mrs- Ida James and Kenneth Kelsey sang "Colne Unto* Mo" and Ethel Fisher and Mrs. Ida James sang "Where we never Grow Old. Next 8uitday evening thc Com­ munity sen toe will be tn charge ot the achool The D. G T O- Club, which was la lutve a meeting this week Wed­ nesday. has been postponed on ac-, count of sickneM. NORTHEAST CARLTON. Mr. and Mr*. Dale Quick of Bat­ tle crevk spent Bunday wtth Mr and Mrs - Scott Lydy and family Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lydy of Sad­ dlebag lake vtaltcd Mr. and Mrs. Jaik ShovatuU Sunday. Mn. Geo Francu and children of Saginaw vuited heP parents. Hr., and Mrs. A M. Docker Saturday night and Sunday. Her grand­ mother. Mrs. Townsend of Haftlpgs, tvturned home with herMr. and Mrs Oco OUxutead vuit­ ed Mr. and Mrs lUydcn Myer» cl Saranac Wednesday evening. Lyle Lydy of Sebewa and Mis* Ainsworth of Lansing spent Satur­ day evening with Mr. and Mrs Scott Lydy. Has that . northwestern town which la trying to rid Itself ol an unwanted elephant *wv though* ot, offering two elephants for 1 «ut more than the price ol one? Founders’ Month FLOUR AND FEED SALE at A & P Food Stores Scratch Feed DeD^J a^d”’ 98c 100 Lb. Bag $1.35 100 Lb. Bag $1.35 10O Lb. Bag $1.19 GROWING MASH STARTING MASH BABY CHICK FEED Egg Mash D^ Brand ‘ SUGAR $*135 135 ‘W- 10 Lb- 42c in NUTLEY Margarine COFFEE 8 o’Clock MATCHES Birdseyt 2 Lb‘- 15c 55C 6 Boxes 23c 3 Lb. Bag Cigarettes Four Popular Brands Gold Medal Flour 24Vz Bag SUNNYF1ELD FLOUR PILLSBURY FLOUR LILY WHITE FLOUR 24tt Lb. Baa 24^ Lb. Bbg 24^4 Lb, Bag Iona Flour «» Lt. 73c 55c 43c 55c 55c 24' : Lb. 37C IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT CHICKENS = PORK ROAST BACON ™ ll ye RIB END LOIN ANY SIZE PIECES LARD *™LE A-iFllW RENDERED CUDAHY’S ww a WHOLE OR S ham ar BEEF RIBS s» GREAT 19' u. IQ' LU. ATLANTIC & PACIFI �'XT. T THE HASTINGS »ANNtR. WEDNffjH***. 9TRRCART L 1>». CBDBB FOB FUBLICATION. i MIDDLEVILLE. U» 3nckigM. tka « «»rt UU Week * Letter Mux ‘*nUte. , UW Mils Mary Jenkin*, uho who hat been with her brother Robart at Letov Mich for sorrte a S “re 'ft?a tow time wa* last week before .returning north-far the balance of thc Winter. She wa* called here bv th. lllne*. and later the death ot a brother in Grand THE LITTLE RED BRICK. | . ORANGEVILLE. . COATS GROVE. Lrat Wrek* Letter. t Last Week* Letter. Last Week's Letter. Tte p. T. A. «u teld mW • <- ' Ur ,»d Ute WUI HimM fp.nt I Mra. Jtek BOUMO U quite tertou,nlng with a supper and program. Sunday at John Baum* In Hailing*, ly III at Ihj writing. Efigene Davenport wa* the ipeaker Morri* ha* to accompanied Mr. and Mr*. Ray Herminette are oftiw^evenlng. ‘ - Milo ShawCalklna of Irving West Vft-.the parent, of an ettfhl pound baby About 35 attended tiie birthday cCTp* on a bu-'ine** trip. girl born January 34th, who will mceling with Mrs Orpha Wmg VjRemember our P. T. A. meeting aruwer to tiw name of Hnora Jane, Thursday. A fine pot luck dinne r to be held at the schoolhouse this Mr. and Mra. Marcus Bagley wenwaa enjoyed, and a program includ- Wednesday. Light refreshment* to Wayland visitors Friday. HINDS CORNERS. Mr. and Mra. Lewis Abbott anil Mr. and Mra J. t Tobias of Battle Crc-?k spent Thursday afternoon with their brother. Mr. und Mra. W: O. rublos. They also called on Mr. and Mra. C. N. Tobias Mr. ahd Mra. George DeMott and family and Mrs. Sarah Newton at­ tended a birthday party for Will Du,lnrk. arch Sunday P M. and Ode.ua ipent Saturday at Warren ting* visitor* Monday. H E Bennett 1* Mill under u abcut the same number again in the Boltons . | The community Club Friday eve- day with her parents; Mr .and Mr* Hammond ha« ho* returned returned 1 nlna nlng wa* was attended bv by a verv very terse large c C N Tubtx* Tobias and Leah, Leah. phyiician* care. Harry had the flu evening and report a fine conven-i Minnie itammnnd HOI, Mra., Or* Hinds ol Ceresco 1* anil dee* riot regain hi* strength a*, tion. '' >home from a visit with her dough- crowd and a very -fine program war. We wvie were iuiij.iu sorry .to virus hear us of uw the : ••• ter — in •Hastings -I.wt- ns - wr all " would like *-* —-■-•»- and 1* much —better r . pul on winch waa very much en- visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Newton to ur *• He ., We ... of our old .. friend -------- and - ---------und joyed. und fumily. lumiiy. _ . -- ' ' neigh- alter having a.-(Joyed. the flu while there is miaaed by till hum lib place of death Mr. and Mrs Robert Bronson enMr. and Mr*. Ren Bunnell ot Fnnnmit'J -LrncipnL business, where he a* a rule u the bur, Amasa Richardson.' who-died ■ Floyd Craig went north fishing Linuenk. Thursday morning In Grand Rap- Sunday and brought » nice jtatch ttrtalned n cousin from Battle Kalamazoo and Mace Newton ot last OF to leave at nlgh*v Delton vuited Mr and Mr*. Edd. -------------- ____ . , Creek over lhe week end. Pythian family night. Tuesday, Id* where he has bel-n making hl* J back. Mrs. Ben Norman Is recovering Newton and family Sunday »<■*«’»» v . Mr. and Mr*. Clifford Hammond was enjoyed by a rood sired crowd home for a number of years. He Mr and M:* Geo-f.e Thompson «r urine a ot Pythiatu and their families. The alway* riood for the good in life and called on George Snyder s of Cale­ nicely from her recent Hines* and is ... txiucation having been a . member uwu.M*. dosiia _________ (now *t- the home of her daughter.: of Shult* and Mr and Mr*. Leu AS 42 YEARS AGO Sunday. . .... Boy Skout* from Hastings Troop No. ra Henfiershott and son and Mr und ■ achSwi for mar.and Mrs Charlie Woodruff Mra. Charlev Heiuen. ol Grand of our local school board fur many Mr. and*Mra Ch — ’ . .. 75 under leadership t>l Mr. Cleve­ Mrs Warren Brugun und ihildien yhfllinrAC tarZSw land did some ol Hwir stunts, much year*. Our sympathy extended io 'went co Grund Rapid- Sunday tv Rapid* iviowt Floyd Earl and Mr*. Mrs. spent Sunday with Volniy und. taee see their niece. niece. Mra. Mr*. Florence Ten Mr. and Mrs. Ftoyd to bur plcasute Tlicir musicians the family Clarence Hardy. ‘ The Clark Oversimth's are *lck Eyek, whoJias beenjery ill and is Frank John of^Plamwell were afterunder the leadership of Mr. Bal­ Mr. and Mr*. Anvil Golden of । not much belter at thb tune. noon visitor* Sunday of tiwir parlance favored us with several selec­ Our jvwm young people, namely Ken-1 Isabella Claggett of Hastings ent*. Mr. and Mr*. Art Earl of thb Hastings visited Mim Susie Phillip, tion* that wens greatly enjoyed by : Thursday. all. TIicm* boy* are gi»d and were neth Kelsey. Paul Woodman. Vlr-! spent Sunday with her parent*. Hu- place. Mrs Vida Phillips of Irving spent , Beatrice and Franci* Wickham of -.... gencrour. with tiwir number;. Come ginia and Martha Thompson. Mar-1 belt Claggett*. again buys They hud their ladle* garct Kelley and Ethel Fisher pul. Mr. and Mrs Charlie Woodruff Detroit spent Friday night with Mrs. Saturday and Sunday with her playlet c-iucu railed "The Forward ,J naw have none gone to nt-, Nettle Newark of thb place ’ Mr. and Mra Burrell Phillip*. inc rurwaro w Lansing uansin# today ivuuj to mwith them, among wliom wa* one ot on a piayat r r»'V a e nnnv-ntinr. Him.! tend -Farmer* ’ Week" at tiie M S I **» -i . ■■ tavern De Mott ut Detroit S|>ent our farmer residents, that we were lx»k" ut '4he S. S. convention Sun-, tend • Farnieh' Week' at tiie M. S. i Ute u«ck end at home with his parPINE LAKE. day evening. all pleas'd to see. brotlu-r.-."".z Ralph and — sister. i The ilie entire cmnmunitv —Hi* --------------v ----........ Mr*. Lctha Adkins left Monday Marten Woodman I* in Kalamacommunity w-Lvne* wishes tn to 'i-nts. chancery SALE. Creamery- annual meeting held on BARRYVILLL. express sympathy to tiie family of Mildred, accompaiik-d him home for for Jackson lo visit.her daughter, ike cir-uit Cam Wednesday last, with a good turn zxt to spend a few week*. Byron rinrk Clark. ... The convention of the ^MrX^Heber N. E. DisFoster vblled। the late Minnie Ford. She wa* one ,3 ,rw d-,'n ** ’ “nd Mra m-rnn « is out of interested patrons, all teemed .... J. W Shaffer spent a part nt last leber Foster vblted1 of tnt. oldest and most respected! to be pleased with the managereent Jrtct of Barry county ffiel Sunday week in I sin’•ing citlzeiis-hcr entire life havingbeen “rs A» all directors were re-elected a»« moon and evening. January ». relatives in Freeport Wednesday Mr and Mrs Wm. Van Sickle and The W. F. M 8. will serve a din- s;x.nt jn mu, neighborhood ’ |<h*ughtcr Trx-.ic. spint Sunday with and wc understand that'at the di’he S Woodland Brethren _• the home „r of xtrMr and xtwMr*. . .. __.. Mr. and John Van Sickle and daughter, rector*-meeting on Friday that .all church with a fine uttendance. Thc ner at On Saturday. February nth. the Mrs. Ronald Hiiyiiv- and 'Maureen of Lansing sjienl the weekformer employees were retained. Al- fe-ltowlmt program was given, com- Will Hyde Feb. 10th. Farmer*' Club will hold a day ,a*J,_5 Mr ami Mra W O Tobias nnd end with Clair Van Sickle and famMr. and Mrs Ralph DeVinc enter­ meeting at thc home of ErncM >no*t S100.000 00 of buriw.-., was munuy- singing )<-d by Jc^*» Chase; ' dnr.c during 1931 nnd almost 500.000 devMlon*. Rev Wynn of Wayland: tained their son. Dale, and wife of Hall.- With Mr. and Mrs. Hall as son. Mr and Mr* Ke« t TubU.*. and , Uy baby, made a buslm.as trip to Belle- Mrv •• Ixxi ’ King •'-------— Donald, ”—of *' nnd• son. „. v KMU1 pound* of butter nuulc. am increase reports Isom Sunday schools and Nashville Sunday. the committee. A good program b.I vue Wednesday. tanring wen- week-end gmbfs of The C E- meet* with Ferris Lath­ of 133!(XM over 1!»3I artd * times neornftton of delegations There arc that made in IWJ while the price nine Sunday Schools in the district rop for a biulnw* meeting Thursday on Sunday. January ath. Mrs 1 Mui Doprtin-4 Traver of McOm- j . w Him t1 er and family. Elgin Mead and sons. Ernest und wa* lew, 21 plus for the year, the akd “h hut one represented. Talk* eyenlng. : Bellingham entertabled. Mrs Hat- bcr district will »|>end this week expenw was greatly> ieduced of Mrs. Anna Kinde w. of Kinde, who tie ui-an.c Beaftic unu and Joan John rvinicK. Killick. n: in I With hi-. grand|>arenla, Mr. and Donald altend<-d tin- Fanners’ week it-oureu over o-.i-r by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Burges* v, l>r<>;'>nin in-Lansing Thursday. My has been visiting Her'son i| Has- honor of Harry Kllllck's seventy- Mrs- W O Tobus my prevlbu* year In Ir. IWfl 1S22 H it was Halting*. Ha*’!"!'* S.-mz — "Church of *<,. Arthur. Opal and Ruby Webb and ---• •for 1933 r*i..i.u.over .05 cent* l»'r pound, Childhoodby tin- Coats Grove tings spent Sunday with Rev. and fffth birthday. WEST HOPE. quartette: oArtj<>n-''ShaH ‘ Mr*. Van Dcrcn^ u-..,. v.„ rv,™n and Mr „ John atewBrt 0 Linwood Christopher attended a It was onb»-t)2H- ira the same torce mix?d q::....----.. ............—---------U|UI »»■, ul| birthdiiv party at the home of Mar­ Mr and Mrs Jtsse Ogorxl were Oo Back Back'-'' by R?tal of employees took care of the large Americat Go R ival Frantz: |I " Mr. and' " Mra. Chas. Day called on Plainwell spent the past week u-guerite Reed of Quimby recently. plcuMtnb MupilM-d when about increase, in businc. s. This business Talk He sal a child in 111? mid.*! Tobe .Garlingcr north ot Na*hville guevu of Mr. end Mra Earl Jarnra uo.ici: or saij: Ouk mull carrier. Don Waldron, ... of profit .u»of ,u__. The of thc eight autolhobUe load* of Mrs. Os­ had alwav.s been a source, them" u.. by Rev. n-.u., Rclbel -« of Wood- Sunday. Th.; ppt) T-.t?ruar —ryy meeting ..I to the community'and we ore all bury. Divisional Conferences—Adult ’ Sunday guest* in the Herbie Wil- Helping Hand club has been jlavt- good'* former iietghbora and Inend* made his l«r>t trip with the mall on drove to their d<*»r Friday -u-piuK. : ■ the Morgan route Saturday .and plca'id to sec them increase their -led by R,v Beardsley: Young cox home were. Mr. and Mrs Verne (xmed until March 1st. when Ruth most ol Bowen - Mllb b ing present.- took up hu new du lies as carrier at bu?ine.v* to such an extent Many <ii People by Rev. Townsend nnd the Hawblitz and children of Hlghbank, Hughes will cntertaip ipent with niU'ic. Belding tins week. Our best wiriiea riot realize what thia mean* to the children s by- Mr*. Harvey Burge** ; — Ralph Wallington and-------Ml**...Vlr- a> great —— • many ——-from tlu* way at­-• Thr evening r.. ------------- ----go with him. • farmer* hereatouu. not onlvro > tin* The fbUovina officer* were ejected—! ।ginia ginia Clark Clark of of Kalsmazoo Kalamazoo and and Miss Mixa • tended the programs at Farmer.' u tew Lincoln readiiiga. puzzle* nnd Mr Und Mr Wayne Chrtstoplier f nxin. Eicher ri»h.r of nt Jackson. j-efatem. ' Week at tansing. Among those who at eleven o'clock n delicious lunch cash tneoihe. but to the improw- Pn s. S. Wilbert Smith: Vice-Prca.. Lucille men: of their herd* nnd more l ist- Bessie Woodman; Sec. Hildred tahThere There was. was. a good crowcrowd at .... th? »*».» went over were. »Mr. and Mr*, tac was served. A splendid tube was and son. Linwood, and Mn nnd Mrs. a «... •Charles Chrhtophcr were called to ine improvement .to their farms bv man; Treasurer. Reuben Wolcott:’L. A. S----at Mr. and —Mrs. O. r, D. Killick. Mr. __j. and Mrg MarshaI1 had by all We have live new -g-holar* in our ’Lnnsim to attend the funeral ot the larger herds and the savihg Adult Supt.. E F. Thom|»on: chll- Fossett * Friday-and a nice lot of Beattie —*■ ------------and _..d John Killick. Mr. the-----------------------------------needy was done. Killick ------was re-elected president of school, Nellie. Wliiium. Dean. Helen Charlo j Christopher's brutlicr-lntussur.a it IUD. from buying commercial fertilizer, dren. Mr*. I. J. Smith. In the eve-sewing for— n> All. in ... ail .... wc »v believe «„v,v the ,..v creamcry nlng the .*mg — service . — wu* led by ,| Several families from here attendsite tlx- Red-Polled Cattle 'Club ot and Robert IXWitt. They live mi law. to be one of the biggest as-seu to anv Ffcul Smith, devotion* by Rev ed the P. T. A. nt the Striker school Michigan at the annual meeting thc old Will Kvlkr plate. RGBINHUIl PARK. community. ‘* l Beardsley: "A.----------------------------------------For ward । house Saturday Kenneth held on Tuesday forenoon. community. --------,playlet —-. — - evening.- ------Mr and Mrs. William Iamir “t Fred Robinson _____... .... and __wife of Piro alarm Fridav a uu talk" by Coots Grove Young Pro- I Wilcox was one of the cast .of a Bailie Creek culled Sunday at Mr. . ... o-> ^ jilc: Minstrel Shou^ Nrwiitk. Ohio, ure Visiting their EAST GUN LAKE. caused bv a chimnev btirnlna cut >)ic; ^fbwpnary; MlMlonary play.,-A play. ’ A Soldier Soldier of of ।.Mtnstiel Show whl* they gave and Mrs. lUrtuTt Lrird .--. the Cross ' by thc Kilpatrick Young there that night. x Mr. and Mrs. Will Crawford and mother, Mra. Kntr Robinson, and lhe Smith place bn Grand Rapid* ‘he b-\ I11C night Mr and Mis Runkin Hart and broth, r Earl and family. People. Rec. Townsend. I Mr*. Mr*. J. J. J. Wilk Willett* and Uta Helen Mr. and Mrs. Hurry clem und son. family of Brush Rldyc spent Wed­ street, no damage rcsulied and thu* p ••oo’,, Bsirdiction. n «- T«o<«d Betty Ma-- Pott* ;|icnt Friday —---------- ----------------- — and Mrs Clara Day und girl* were Raymond, spent Sunday with Mr nesday wi.h Mr and Mr*. Glenn all are happy. “ night and Saturday with her sister. Sunday guests of Archie Newton and and Mr*. Will Crans, and family a', Moeeliousr KLINGENSMITH. Word wa*'received Friday of the! children of Pnchardville. —.. *»•■**» Middleville. . ' Mr. and Mra J P— Collison <■' Mr.. Leane Dean, and family of death of thc youngest child o! Rev. Last Week'* Letter. . Helen Dewitt returned from Ann • • r--------------■ Mr.’and Mra. R. Deal and Miss Kalamazoo were on our .strwt Sat­ Bowne. and Mr*. Robinson, of Elsie. Mich. Grant Robinson has been abro-nt Arbor after spending two days there. HENDERSHOTT. Mildred Fairchilds ot Martin called urday afternoon. t>u>n publicatios II 'n,c here someth<> year* OBDEB FOB 1 OB PUBLICATION. i( >' *rre )u. M She will return to Hie hospital in' Last Week s Letter. . on Mrs Hubert Warner and aoti. M. Mr aim and Alia. Mrs «*«> Roy Terry «.». and fr"in Rrl1'-'''1 "» accnuiil of Illness, , Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gessler of Jack. Tuesday P. M. family of Battle Creek spent tie- 11,1,1 ’>*• brother. Wayne..will not \E church h«-re and have many three months for. an operation. Clarke upiiiiKvi Springer of -£----’“'Jewlle mi. and uiiu Mra. .u.. t.a.1.1 ' , were , Sunday gue*U at ' Sunday visitors at the home of week end with their daughter. Mr.'.1, attend school any mprc this year. - ' st ik* friends here who extend their »ym- « Mr. ... ... Bowens . ... Mills are iFl.ivd Garriaon ’*. the Floyd Garrison*. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Warner were, Robert Lorii. who 1- ill We all hope ..... Mrs. Benaway. acrejoicing over *• “■ patby. H. v. G. and j»nu»r> ecmpanled oy Mr F O. Stokoe una arrival of a '7’^ pound baby boy ) Little June Parmalee of Banfield., Mr. I»r.d Mr*. Janie* William* ami for Mra. Lord a prompt recovery. Mr. and Mr > David Shepherd of Mra- A 11 Parker attended tiie fu- born January the seventeenth. He i who ha* been visiting her gra«dpar- daughter*. Esther and Agnes, ot STOP TAKING SODA! nenil on Saturdav. wiIl'aiuA, : to tiw name <il Welton v«:». Mr. and Mra Floyd Garrison., Gun Plains und Dr. Latiirop ol Prairieville entertaiunl at dlnnei FOR GAS ON STOMACH. • Saiutuuy in huiau ol Mr. uijjl M; M.> i:;,,:,... .•X'.I'u.ia; -. U L.:llUi , CU;U. tilC pu-t kx day -, -vat Iluiiie with , Ha.-iir.gs. Much soda disturbs digestion. Little Mb* Doreen Matteson of Jc sc O gtxid A delightful dinner resident here, px"cd*away at the; Harold Shane uf Grand Rapids.: ■>" wh.° *'* S™day For gm or sour stomach Adlcrika West Gun lake called on Nita Mat wa* served nnd the day w»\ njxuit Soldier*' Home, in Grand Rapid.-., cninctx>ti ot Mr. and Mrs. Wm. :Ruet!5 ’l tb<- home of Wilbur l. muc h better One dose rida you a Null Monday evening. Very pleasantly. on Saturday. w» re jannson joiuuon or of inis this" place, serious-! Schantz. ->.uuiu.<> The »in- tcmait: place. was lenou*-.' of bowel poisons that enure gas ■brought here and.... ,i jy ......... ind ht .ad Mr. nnd Mr*. Cha*. Hrnderahnt*. ‘ Vaughn Nitzband of Comstock is the funeral, u( will injured ....... about r, his .. face ,and head. an<h bu<! sleep. B A: LyBarkcr. It is against the law to buy a druftlst *W1| the VIM- cur Hubbard /biting friends here. be Iwld on Tuesday and burial In when car H. in »,«« which IW he was ndua riding II y ' ui‘edt,al V* “«ne 01 -Adv. 4 George Rue of Detroit called bn swan in England? Mt Hoik-, Another old timer gone collided , with anoth -r car in Grand j »n Rutland Sunday. ' from ci.r mill.,’. 'Sympathy extend­ Rapid.*, several Stitches had to lx ; o Mr, *ind ”r",l.E,,mcL Sk*?m *Knt friends at thb place Thursday. Word was received here Sunday ’heir ^ughter. fcr*. ed t the bereaved <mes by all old taken hi hi* head. He as Setting -•-- —.. ------- J. te Archie Sinclair in the McOmber of th?* death of Mr*. John Clem, ot friend*. . Kalamazoo, a niece of John and, and Mrs. Leon Slocum Mr. and, Mr*. Gerald Bedford, ef ■ Mr. and Mn. OeMIt haw mjfej | district „ Battle „Mr. . were _ _ Will Crawford. We extend sym­ c.f Creek Sunday eveTraverse City. Midi.. Were the week , nw« aatoa rf v«nk,, 1, pathy to thc bereaved-one*. , end fiucats of their people here. .Sprint. «Mch Ute, Mur. children M. Jn[, M„ A c c;„k „,j Mr. and Mui Harry Clem and They enjoy getting home. jt.-.jr.ily family went tu Jackson fuHday Sunday ic to, son. Raymond! of Y'ankec Springs, We are ml plrx*cd t > Iwar tim’ from our school. WHY the wonderfal record for safely that has been made by culled ut tiie home of Wlll Craw­ Mbs Ethel Palmer U now improv-, Mr. and Mrs Lynn Hamilton en- [ visit’relative*.’* Saving* and Luu AwoelaUom during lhe pa*t few year* when mug niitv.*,,. tertnlncd 22 of their neighbors Sat-; Grace Brill spent the latter part lord Tuesday. Nortel to cbeditobs ■ *..m !l8. tram *KT heMongJUne.v all investment* have failed: The answer i* HGMI1S. G. D and Mr*. Whitbiore nnd son unlay evening. Progreiaivo pedro I of last week with her cousin. Mra DOWLING SC HOOL. w»played Wm..Percy Diamond, hi in Ilaatin^c Hastings cr.d and L. Is Chari,six-h: the week <nd in'H.. • 'j ”' I’ layed of which Mra V.m Percy putnend. The county doctor and nurse The wonderful record I* first mortgage* on home* with amortlm - with Edw. B Whitmore and Johnson und Marvin Saunders won | them-again for .this week. visited ----­ us last Thursday and pjrtbed system of payment*. Borrower* pay back a Hille, witii In­ family. ■ ■, hiiih score and Mr*. Albert Green । Mr und Mrs.' Loyd Storer apd ' "-d five perfect ------health — sc’o;fe Many bird* have been'scen here­ and Albert Saunders the low Pot Elobe and Mr. and Mrs. C. J taiir terest, earh munth. Thi* keeps our security growing and the luck supjier was served which wa, -d Hartings were Sunday afternoon ’ hc pWter room and about* that a* a rule are not wen TiT' „ borrower’* ownership groVinc. We liotb 'xain. <>ur advantage -* '-". ’t callers at Al BrlU *. . until the latter prrrt of March. Won: enjoyed by, all. I* mutual, shui when both parties to an agreement gain, the Clifford «Converse of north of HasThe Community Club met ThuraH“™d iev.er viaiteu der if spring to Just around the cor—safety Is »»urrd. ting* spent Sunday with his sister, day at Hie home of Mra. Floyd ¥n, MOKTuAOK FORECLOSURE -Mr*. Orville' Pickaid and family Garrison to do welfare sewing. They ,un'^,Y<1 Iwt harley This flow of money coming back month after month allow* u* Mr.'and Mrs. Lee tapham auujAnuhcd four comforter* and wi” £^.^2?’ “b°o1 luncheon to operate soundly even in eoinmunitle* where general condi­ NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. x .... . ..... ............ . _ ...i.. . a _. — u. .... _ a ~ Thursday noon. family of Maple Grove spent Sun-[meet again soon to make two more Pl.»4 A tions have been most adverse. LaM Week?. Letter The tenth grader* are practicing i k . r . • . Mr. and Mrs. David Benawa were day with Mr. and* Mrs Albert I Wc are glad to report that Mr* on their play. "The Courtrtilp of -. WE INVITE YOUR INVESTIGATION . • Mary Flslwr W able to ait up Mjmc. Ralurdfry afternoon guesU »>f tiie dn-cn. ’ Die Deacon." apd expect to pre-’ .... an[l .................... ’ ' sister husband. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bitguod and’ rent it to the community Hie lust । Aaron Leatherman: of /’-'by spent la»t week with thc latIRVING. FTiday night in Sept. tiers parents. Mr and Mrs. Phil Lo.‘t Weeks Utter. The algebra da.'i are sUidylng NOTICE TO CHEDITORS -------- ... ... ».---- । Mr and Mra Mafsliall Pierce and and the geometry class - --- ------ ./ilium Stanton children of Dowling, kjr* Afton fractions, •! 'H.i^tinz'. ___ _______ Measurement of Circles." sirs Verne v, me Th nt -m m-­ and babv returned to their home Smith und Miss Rene pierce ot Hai- I We recently dissected a heart and of Mr. and Mra Detroit, Michigan hitu-v Ad in ’ iin! -----------------b * tc ldu ' r «pvndlng the tings were Sunday guests ot Mrs, . and Mr* C ' ' IT 1' eye in thc biology class Olncv Adams and , , w1Ih Annie pi«tee at Mra Jane McCann's. u, rc K n'i v- cue*''"................ I'"’- le* »'«*• wllh ,he , Annie pi« ice al Mrs Jane McCann's. uacK Wafner^ot. Warner oi Vahdalia vanaana has na* Caryl Isham was absent from Mr. .inc! Mra. v’ull of Grand RapMr. and Mrs Claud WiJU- _Jack MAUS come to work for Mr. and Mrs. Dell the past week on account ot i id* are visitinu at the home of Mr. et,n ‘ e Wilcox thi* season. It seems good to lllne**. . .nut Mr*. Nathan Mcfflt Mr, andj Claude covey, who wa* enrolled HASTINGS. .MICHIGAN ■ see Jack around Irving again. Mrs. Frank Burman of Grand R;i;>in our eighth grade, ha* moved to ' H°>' Overby to’lhe new man on the Fisher dUtrict where he will ! ids spent a tow days the pazt iweek u_-. isn •» . Bi’rt Sweet of takgrlew Is spend- the M- C section here and he and attend school. with them aL‘o . ! Mr*. J Bchnurr ha* returned from :: .: a few days with Mr. and Mr*, hi* wife and baby have moved Into The music class pupils attended 1 Lewis Belson's house. Just over in the • Wny'.Mid where she vu caring tor Hid Bal! group meeting in Hustings last Mr and Mr* ••Robert Steele spent a* there to no vacant house relative* who were very ill ,— • — “*•■ ” 1" Rutland, roving. Thuraday P, M. The Bible Study Claw met with th’- week end with her .iater Mr. in> Irving. AU the sick around the villageMORO IN Mr nnd Mra. Joseph Schn irr HunCarl McMannto of Kate- I All MORGAN. Miss Elel* WUcox L*st Week'» Letter ‘ ' NOTICE TO CHEDITORS. dm* evening. , I arc Improving. ' S1wetlni£id e* heltx-d■ Mra Dwe -masoa M; and ,Mr*. Ira. Tliurl Tliurl Cook Cook of of PlainPlain- ! wntes writes from from the the University Univerally hospital hospital. M„ H>ny Hammon(1 and chU. KcrmeTn rehbrate her birthday 'll. Mr. aXd alon« « “ we“ M “ drfn o( VermoMvUle %14ltcd Mr U Mr*. Muhlon Burkett .iu string atong of Kalamazoo. Mr and Mrs. Alfred can be expected. and Mra. I: W. Shaffer Sunday and Thurtday. A fine time reported. Mr, Brb w.™r Mlddleullo repuncu mav thA. and >*" Mr and Mrs. Loren Tunga’.e eri- Bail. Robert — — Dorothy —•— ■/ Butler.1 nd laincr-ui-uw, Alrnn Warner-of W.rrw-r nt ,flrnnd Rantrl, ... ______ , nrr ____ __ _ slow. tertamed the Bunday School Jn«L spent Saturday evening at the and Alton Brand Rapid* Hammond, to .improving Fnendihip class .Thucsdav ctennv 1>wnt' Mr. and Mra Leland Ham- acre calling on Irving friends Sat- ly from hto recent lllne**. । M-. Mrs. Mhr, Mlles Ahtol, Andrus MU iind JUtelt Robert Mr .M ................... .. I- The Irving Ladles' Aid Society spent one day last week will) Mra. Mra George Adorns. Mr. and Mr*. of the evening. Word was received thb Monday will meet with the paster's wife at Earl Mudge of Hastings. Grover Cline arid Mrs. Earl KerFOR THE BALANCE OF THIS WEEK Mr*. J W. Shaffer. Mrs. Millie meen Were Tuesday guest* of Mr' morning of the sudden death . of Middleville on Friday. Feb. 3. Mr and Mr*. Harold Robinsori and Flury and Austin Detong visited Btiraim Addr*««' H**b and Mrs Roger Fowler of. Cutler­ Jacob Felder, hb brother haring AND NEXT WEEK nassed away Just two week* before, children of Grand Rapid* were Sun- Mary Turner at the home of Floyd ville. .Nesbit at Barryvllle Friday. Maurice Thoma* and David Ben- Muth sympathy b extended the be-; day vbltora aL L. D Hall's, OBDEB TO* PUBLICATION. I —• • •— ----- -—’ Mr and Mrs. Charles Chrbtopher aua ipent Saturday Ifi Ann Arbor, rented wife and children. A Good Quality . A Good Clean Mr. Rachael Al.™ u. urvn A.,_ <* “*!“**» ““ , . „. . "laBMSSI made a business trip to Lansing Mra Allen of Gr^nd Rap* HV. u vl,Uln, «t me honJ ol ter nxl.y ter «n IMeHWle «,y with LutW eek. teller. ' last week. -----Mr. and Mra. Leland Hammond. Thc neighbor* gathered at the Mra. Florence Trtimper who has Ika eity «.* Hsatiacs. . brother. ------David ---------Benawa. Mr. — and Steele atill since auuui about vutomuhh Christmas, time <k« 24tb 4*r »t J»t PARMELEE HOME ECONOMICS. nm tvepsicy usr *>>.-» iwv ---. T Mrs. T”' liobert —V iu “a home —~' of Mr. and Mra. Glenn Hoff- been tu Wm Kepkey is un on the sick list un ci—«•< Jus«. a ' The Panne lee Home Economics Mrs Geonte Heintx of Leighton to “ tended ~“ the “ *funeral’ ** of his »rand—* man Tuesday evening to help Mr. doesn't seem to Improve very much. sari l.ntrL; c,’ X-W, ....her sister . rtvxrb.tr Mra. Vtrr Noteboom Mo,_Kranm of nt Martin, Marrin Hoffman llrtrfr nan ----and— his daughter Vera Mrl CIatr Van 8U.kle who haa M Extension Group met at th* home helping mother. u. ,i lUtbrra of Mrs. Octo Schantz Wednesday. Mr Bnd Mrs Noah Schiedel ore Friday. . celebrate their birthday*. Pol luck had ear trouble for some time, called ai . January 11 with fourteen member.' rejoicing over the arrival of a baby Ed. Tomb* spent a few day* last nipper wa* served, all having a good at the office of Dr Woodburne Sat­ ' p“,iig ra,’ P»»nt. . at their home. wc*k ’rtU1 Mr »nd Mrs Charles tune----and7 wishing them both map!' “ "TTSZ j'ZT" -------- wday and had the tar lanced, Per 100 Pounds! Per 100 Pounds! mote happy birthday*.-------------------- . Mr*. Will Craig called on her oc k«r »r.r.uxt In the forenoon we were alt Mr and Mn Herman Brown and Bachman of Martin. l. .no*.4 ». weighed ar.d measured a* to height, ton Robert of Grand Rapid* spent --------------Mr. and Mr*. Claud Reid and mother one day last week who to Ill 'family of southwest Hasting* vtoit- at thc “f DginJ i CLAY HILLS. ih 4«r •» r-»- then our bu*lnc*s meeting. At Friday afternoon with their mother, cd Sunday at Mr. and Mra. Fred --------- -71 *-------------••«i«k m u. noon a vegetable plate dinner was.Mrs. Elizabeth Flnkbeiner. .... -- --- iwacu .. uj ur leaner*. spmacn. c»u- I A n nlrabrt uiunucr a »r Alld Mn «... &T1 —• Charley Skinner returned Friday Reid*. ‘ SANDY HILL8. w bage. c*rrou and baked potatoes Kermcen's f.-d nd* reminded them of from * l»o weeks' visit with relaMr. and Mr*. W. A. Burkett of Miss Doris McKlbbln spent lhe their Rapids, ..an annlverrary niuukvitary Thursday isisuauu* evening tlvesln --------- —Grand ---—----■ — Dutton. Has- Lansing ipent Sunday with Mr. and week end at Ionia with friends. In the afternoon was on how these Mr. Mr and Mra Mra. Olenn Olcnn Allen enter- ting* tingsi and Nashville. Nashville, Mr*. Bert Duly. Charlie Ludlow was on the rick ------Mr*. -■ —■*Ehret Skidmore of Augusta came list Monday. Julian Mln. _ SOU ,uc tamed Ijvrkia club No. 3 at their FLOUR -i- FEED i- COAL -> CEMENT -t- UME *’•*“" Potts and—-*• ”wife. Robert Campbell, wife and son of' priiug Pdice they held in the diet. tuMT.e Fridav rnaay evening. evening. Churchill and Mrs. Ethel Po- to gel his sister, Mra- Byron Guy home BRICK -;- TILE i- FARM IMPLEMENTS ■M sircatawg r* mI4 aaaaly. Mra. Glenn Allen explained the nirnu nil be sad lo >»•. un 'd»uihio\ Donn, Jnn. nnd son Friday to they could visit Martin were callers in the George Uluri CUlatal. J.4*> al PrsU norzr.w a ,ba 10 b, aroona ■«<> Mf,- Hml M«aul wn mi­ Mrs. Sylvia Skidmore their mother, McKlbbln home Sunday, HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 era at ’taon Pott* Tuesday. who is getting along fairly well after Mr. — ’ •'Mrs. — — score themselves. to this we had one st, bou«. «i.ln and Terry of Battle XU4rSr*adtk. ef Prabsla. -------■— ■■"**■ Frank Harris and wife---------visited at her operation al Camp Custer. Creek were on our street Bunday. perfect member. The next... meeting Mra ChriA ina Simmons U enter--------------------------------k. with _s,u .j__ wlll be Mrs Mabel Adams, Feb. uining herXster from Detroit. Mra Willis Coykivdall- near Hating* The Dewltt-'Jamily ot near Irving BANNER WANT ADVS. FAT. tie Creek Monday. have moved into our neighborhood. (ISUi—Helen Milkr, bw. ‘ ChurchU returned to her home. Friday. Full Pack No Slack Fillinq SAME PRICE 4m&* Investing Safely de Loan Association EGGS are CHEAP and so is FEED! A SPECIAL SCRATCH FEED 80c LAYING MASH 15 EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-02-15.pdf f1edfe0d9957959c06996eae3c4ae978 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR 10 PAGES CAPITAL NEWS fflPmORGHES- HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, FEBRUARY 15, 1933 PAY YOUR DOG LIi PUAMDCD DC CENSE BEFORE MARCH 1 bUfllVlDLH Ul PflMI UUlVI- I PEOPLE APPRECIATE | EFFORTS OF ROADMEN PAGES Ito 6 GROVER C. DILLMftN ( ™° IHUK3UAT thur AsdayMtVtNINH evening ■ ■ NUMBI UIUOH C[|I|T UIC ncpi TV Charleg Efgleiton Home Buf-! I State Trunk Lines And Coun­ I ty Highways Kept Open ULIII IIIU ULI U I I fered $400 Damage—Lon I Last Week During Storm T.Aea On MrAra Uy Ellon R. Eaton Less On Myers Place ENTHUSIASM MANIFEST March >*t next la the dead Un^ FORFEITED INCORPORA, i Tiie people of Barry county err- MR. DE GLOPPER GAVE A BIG DETROIT BANK, OWK Laiulng. Mich—Now- that the nv MflRP. THAN RIYTV for the payment of dog licenses at TION THROUGH FAILURE Ttalnly appncUitc the fine way‘in omctols of Michigan are talking U¥ luUKK 1MAJ( U1A1Y REVIEW OF HIGHWAY Thursday night. The Aral was at i ER OF MANY BANKS IN i which tiie state trunk H im ** and the Uw regular price. Up to March 1st J Tn pit p RPPnuTR 7 30 and came from the home of about collecting a *35.000.000 sates j MEMBERS ENROLLED DEPARTMENT these licenses can be paid to the nut KErUKIo iccxmty roads were cleared of snow STATE, CAUSED IT Haney Myers, at 620 East Walnut lax from the residents of the state. 8MY5CL0SM After Township Treasurer Reports To County A >2.00 Penalty Is Added !N AND ABOUT THE LEGISLATIVE HALLS latter the heavy storm <<£ last wesk. street. The fire I* believed to have • Fred Johnson and ills ert.-x had-ihe TWENTY started from a furnace pipe. The LOCAL BANKS HAD NO DEtrunk lines open lor business on PERFORMS > n r-n n .. n_ P'Vinpi aitllBl U* UK' OCpBrUHClU Thursday, and the main county kJ n»,r DIFFERENT FUNCTIONS and u**r B,x,d 2L. W* held the damroads were also cleared Uv Engineer • ----------age to about >5 00 . tiie real estate tax. Uie gas tax and Jack Rakoweky and his crews, and Planning To Prgmt Concert the automobile weight tax const!-. No Need Of Continuing Or­ the following day ]--All Fund, Come From Sale Of U*U K«P Oool Lev.) X..41, tutc about all the income of the In Hasting* In April—This to the township treasurer by the’ ganixation When We Have cleaned up the work on the town­ License Plate* And Gas Tax home of Charles Eggleston, on East The Situation Will Work ship roods thal had. up to that l owners. Thereafter the payment of make Oity Ta la Fortunate ~ Ttue * thc/e .. , up a good. per*: flilw PrtWunnfn -High street. This fire originated ... Wl_v» ' —Decline In Income time, been taken over by the coun­ dog licenses can only be made to the Hastings Commercial Club f/orn an overheated cidmney and uul “ K‘8nl cent of the Income, but what makes Fine progress i* being made in county treasurer. Il will be expenPersons interested in the Has­ ty. This l* a record of which every­ By virtue of hl* office Grover c. started in the attic It was a stjib-,/' Like lightning out of a dear iky up Uie total of >124.724.083 30 that the oivanlz.itton of a Hastings plve fur anyone wlio delays paying ting* Chamber of Commerce. which, one can feel proud. Dillman, state highway commUaionbcm fire. Tiie department had to eame the notice to all tbe banks of was collected for tiie last fiscal year Symphony Orchestra A UUrd n- his dog license until March 1st. be­ has txen inactive for a number of c.. is a member of tiie alate ad- u«e plenty of water to put it qnt-‘hi* atate. including of course, the < ending July I. 1932? hcaisal was held Monday evening cause after that date a 1200 penal­ years, recently prevailed upon At­ miuistratlve board He was ached- The damage caused amounted to " two “— banks -• —*•— of *•-*thU city, directing Yes. tho*e figures are corrtctrwle | and was highly successful. Il would ty will be added for each dog for torney Kim Sigler to inveatigate It.* ukd to speak at the Commcrfial 1300 or >400. them to close fo/ a period of eight hundred twenty-fopr million, seven *eem us if our .dream of a civic or- which a license lias not been paid. records fully and report on condi­ Club meeting in thU city 'Tuesday days. The notice staled thal this k.. ... .k J:gani*ation of-till* character to at । iiun’dred twenty-tour ttxaisand -and tions as lie found them The moI noon, liad lil* car In readiness and command from the Governor and elghty-Uirrc dollar: plus some addi­ last coming true. Great enthu*live back of the Investigation wax everything prepared to keep his aptional c«nts. lasttm is ix’ing shown by the more that whatever assets the Clumber . I ointment here-. Belorc he could thorltlea applied to every bank and All of’tiiLs money onme from Uw than sixty members who have ai­ of Commerce might have should itart. however, hr received word trust company of Michigan. The people of Michigan in fees, licenses, ready joined the organization, and .be given to the Hastings Cotnmertwo local banka have safely weath­ taxes, penalties, etc. * by tiw rery capable conductor. Mr i lh€rt'. jcial Club, its successor It was WERE CHOSEN AT THE ?‘wn ’he ered tiie trying Ume* through which The 3J4A26.O4B.7tf-that come dur­ A. A. Bill: no ol Grand Rapids Tiie , found that Hie financial record-. trative Board at eleven o'clock to? PRIMARY ELECTION the country has passed. Each one ing the last tkcal year from the jhiijki'.- <>l the orchestra Is funda­ ' | hud been kept In good condition by consider matters of grave imporhas a '*• large general property tax sinks into a mentally educational, both for Uw ----- ’cash ------- reserve conslderLAST SEPTEMBER treasurer. Harry G. n«)e.i. Hayes; uui but __________ _. __ __ _ . _ the urnuiri. pretty small figure wlien compared member* awl the community at ____ tance to tiw state. He was al*o re- WITHOUT HELP FROM THE awy above the le — -------------------------------------------------------- — legal requir quested, a* were all members of the ' ---■ ——- ■ with (he n«br one hundred and n large The principals of each sec­ THE WHEELBASE IS 112 the-records of the meetings held by STATE. SCHOOL BUDGET ™ ‘ [the Chamber of Commerce had not quarter nnlib n dollar total that Uw tion ol Uw orchestra are capable administrative board, to remain in common expression. *o this order INCHES—BODIES ARE i been so "well kept It required a CO. CONVENTION HERE *tal<did collect. , musicians. The Banner expects to WOULD BE CUT 60S Lansing and be prepared for a call i Tuesday morning was a grevtous WIDER AND ROOMIER I great deil of time and work to look To tile funner of Gladwin county. publtsti tiw complete personnel of NEXT TUESDAY. FEB. 21 st any time when tiie Governor I dUappointtpcnt to them and wax over and arrange in order the"slip* Caw county or any oliu r county this urgantzullon a little later. might feel he desired a ^second a startling surprise. IN icerUlnly ANY CUTS IN Oover* you might name toeing Uw l<r*> of Tin? orclwstr.a and this city arc The EVENT, proclamation by the « Soloct Win. Deleft.. meeting of the board. his life's earning* through inability particularly fortunate In securing FOURTEEN BODY TYPES Naturally this prevented Mr. Dill­ SCHOOL COSTS CERTAIN "•5>“W*”* ' ' To Republican State CAito mci t tii.- fax demands of the as th* conductor of the orchestra man from coming t > Hastings as WIDE VI1UIUL CHOICE VI OF vvuvnv COLORS had m'mh'r' ,bMn “J transf to tlR , Proclamation. Mate, tlie.w figures U li the *lory of Mr. Blferno. Hl» early musical had been arranged. It was a disap­ Cut Of 50 Per Cent Would vention February 28 ■ Whereas, tn view of the acute fihis plight. training and education were re­ record book Mr SiglerX however, him. as-it was to the nanctal emergency now existing tn Next Tuesday there will be held pointmentofto the ,n hi:, native The stale collected .on real estate ceived -— — . Italy. He was The New /ords Are The Most kept at it until lie was abiejo make Work Havoc, Badly Crip­ itliedty Commercial Club. of Detroit and throughout in this, city ,a republican county members during lt> l.v,t fk-«il year u tux of also tutored by his father, himsclt Powerful Ever Built And | X?July M. 1915. the Chamber of , [°nvennon the pur'pose of whlrh is Howerer. lie sent a splendid substl­ I the state of Michigan. I deem it pling Work Of Schools (in504.38336. Add to thLs amount u celebrated c.oidiictor und corn-, ’ tute in the person of Deputy State 1 necessary in the public intcrcat and Are Speediest another M.O21.7S4.48 tiiat was (Mid poser of inu.de. Mr. inferno's only • Commerce of the city of Hastings to HanM' nine delegates who will al­ Higiiwuy ComlMloner, M. DeGlopAt their noon luncheon Monday, for the preservation of the publto on definquent real estate tux and remuneration for conducting the A steady stream of visitors has' was incorporated us a non-profit ,cnd l”r republican state conVen- pcr V1 the Rotarians listened to a very In­ you have t/>tal of J24.5J6.O4B.7tf Hutings prciiwtra Is in securing a viewed the new Fotd V-8 cyllndri corporation Its declared purpose ’Hon. which will be held in Grand . Mr. DrGlopper said* there were J1”™1"* ‘“It «» ‘he school *itua- । (x-ace. health and safety, and for the equal safeguarding without pref that was paid int ithe state treas- subatanUaily large number of Mu* 112-lnch wheellxul* motor cars since 1 was to promote the welfare of the Rallld* 0,1 Tuesday. February' 28 upwards of twenty different func- *’on, D. A. Van- ,erence of the rights of all deposi­ ury during the fiscal year ot 1932 dent*, in this city Quite a number they were put on display ak tbe I city of Hastings and of the county T,he «un‘v convention is called for Uons ptrformed by the elate high- Bu*Jur£1 Superintendent ,le 8,^a5’a docs- he tors m the banks und tnut comon real estate . This is Uw tax that arc now studying with him. and arc showrooms of the Universal Oa-{of Barry The incmjioratlon gave e.cven o clock on Tuesday. Febru- way department He said he was "jxle wi meaning plain and clear, panics of thb state, and at the reGovernor CMmst-ck. propiiws to enthusiastic over hU ability as an 'ragc. local Ford dealers. legal existence to the involuntary ar? 2,',„ . , not here In thc Dill-- He «■!<! that as “ k” school man lie did wnr I>, Uir interest uiicrcsv of ui Mr. »r. miu k™ r™QQMt of the Michigan Banker*’ at? ubclieh, In Us place he plain a gen- instructor. He is capable of not Ttiroughout tiie day the crowd*. association of certain individuals in u uU1 ** remembered that there •»u, man. »u< nor ui of any he ,Ci‘ Pt??^ uuiu. ud one else, cue. but out ne ~ ~ —.—;—: Lk™i ~ ~— v-' ——1 ««taUon and the Detroit Clearing end m.I<a tax that is cMunated to only .playing, but also of giving In-’ about the cars allowed unusual in- ;the community, who liad been sjwn9'.°, f*Un*rY ballots last ,n know, ta — k-k-. conaultatlon with from what k_ he the ’!lc fact* of the local local school school iltuasitusral-r I35.n00.lKX>. structlcn In the use of every In- terest In the new bodies and their soring various movement* for tiw ^''P'cnilwr blank spacea in which was glad to *dth ‘hf hope of course, that the banking authorities, both na­ Nine or ten ycrtM ago the Mate strumeiit in the orclwslru Wlille appointment*. Tiw new Ford* are formation und location of factories, tiw members of either tn- rept'blh- ci had learned while in Hasting*, that enacted a corporation tux law. Hits in Hustings, Mr. Bifetno will have the moat powerful ever built, iiave.neii' business enterprises and other or ‘,'niOcr“‘,c Parties were expected the sentiment in Barry county was c®c‘c.nL ,nd, «»'h”«rhlle school* tional and state, with repreaentapractically unanimous for Mr Difi- ,nlK he maintained. He expressed- lives of the United States treasury —*■ —-* •- —• his headquarters al the A. J- Larsen longer and wider bodies, with 113, projects aimed for the belter wel- to write tbe names of delegate* from mans renominatlon. He said thia “ ’i ?n8,nT“ on th,e P*rt of himself. sufficient fund.-, to take can- of nd-, lexldqncr. 518 S. Jefferson St. re* , . k."(,.1T r.;. ..." “Z, department, the Banking depart. muo reus . . find / ,r' oil 1 . inch wheelbase. INiurteen oody type- fare IIV of VI the UK community. UIUUIIUUIU. their ------ respective -- ,----- - voting,-precincts ----- ,---------------- to -­ iuuu - uiMiunaiMi. After Die second rehearsal a buslx ditionaLliuildtngs needed nt various altogether fitting, became Mr. ■ ment of the atate of Michigan, the Alter it* organization the Cham- ® After “” ,,end e,!d future f^lu^ county «»unty conventions, was - institutions at that time. n " was nex» meeting was held, and the tol­’ are available, including both stand- er Dillman had alwaysrr—always curuiuereu considered _----- t-,-Federal Reserve bank, tbe Reconw** for wtetai scvctal “ was ‘the Intent of thq tlK- law Ja< that himself of Commerce w»* *'e intent trustee for'the but hinuell as u a. a.tru.btrtfor the people leastTak‘e sulAry red^tlon; b5 tJhei “ jstruction Finance corporation and lin' niigin d object to abolish this I'lwluB offleers of tiie orchestra wire ard and Deluxe types of the Road- ber .. ... in ... .... ..................k.. honed• that he <.-> Jrai- — wilh th® .star. Phaeton. Coupe. Tudor onrt years very active. It liad a large delegates. m> named ut tiie of .,j. tjiis Mate the of 1 State* secretary of tax when Lhe rniildhut program hud chosen: nn- activiUca ui.niuin ui his 111? , itA. wntllrt ,.nrrf ---with States secretary at j Fordor Sedan*. Tiie Cabriolet and roster of member*. Honorable W W. P‘ljn*ry. *hou!d serve a* delegates departmviit In 1.. taking, f.fc,.... that ,k., post.kk. tlC titat A it . WOUld MVe till' CffeCt commerce. . . the.. United ... ._ proclaim ___ ,k- the II hereby ldent. *Lorenzo F *' Mans. beep completed, but like all otlwr "Pi' — ------- ” hereby proclaim tiw Victoria arc cauumvc exclusive uv Deluxe Potter, now now nuprviiie supreme KMiri court jimicr. Ju»tice. •:q’ *.’1,u—re- county the lien, thereby shutting out all po- 7 dld 8 fc* J*8/8 *go.jrhen asplr- commerce. Vice-President. Roy Chandler xilsuhh me ,u*c types ruw. -tw-rt.wl - —-conventliyu ...........tn*---the.for ......... from Tue^jg.- February 14th, tax law.', wire they grt on the ,, ............ ..-. __*• BUk«, ...... _a 'jpes ...... . .......VI.B' . . , . p, . . . ,, K*. — . • u-rt venr uririi* nevt S^cietary-Trcasurrr. Ix-ora BchYou will wonder how such fine being one opts first presidents. This year PW? l ",, r ’ h*' next „aa -------I. W 1 11K V,,C ’ ' ----■book.'., they May there, although the ( litical tonrideratton*, he had na1.P!J?P 1933- to Tuesday. February 21rt. — — a I.M — kJI — *• — — — — aart k.. — * k, ata. .u... — w --• — ■a > — OFi/lllir',. WliiCll Will trf' ill'Ilf 111 roomy and luxurious car cart be afbody and its predecessor inP r,mnrj .' , w * ‘ * , ’ , . ln uuu> unu n.i piruriTAWi were ,11------. .. . . . . ---building ■ wertl long ago canjAbtcd. offended some people who r , 1933. both datea inclusive, to be 1934. Accordingly tho?e tho.«e tuially i Lrded for the prire. | .•tramental • tramental in bringing to this this city September 1934. Librarian. Lester Di'Vault. S> Michigan manulacturer* last wanted to drag the highway departfar bctU:r ,n olher public holidays, during which Ume __ ____________ > enterprises _... ...k,... wnri rnniu'n ax \The new Ft/rd bodies are qharac- certain Industrial which wh0 chosen asdelegates In to Conductor, a a. Blferno. year in’ addlUoh tn their real estate at iT«t’nirnl lnt0 politics- * Mr. “ Dillman had ' ’ ■ Teacben do not ask or exncct !• 'Continued on page *1») atthethe last Assistant Conductor, Joe terlzcd by a new and distinctively afforded employment for a number c<n,n‘.vconventions tux paid ini» the state treasury >6,-Firit M't hto fare against any such propof of men and and it continued to exert a September primary areareentitled to ‘rto ^Jtlon He wa*. w^ ' tocreiorc, tiieTcfore^ pieaseo nlraXl Mr- VanBtukirk said, to escape "8* modern note, with flowing streammen it continued to exert u ’’CpHmber primary entitled BOu.441 12. This jnoney came froln Mix.___ Si”"' imuuiij tiiat the people ofBatS ‘’?e,r J.hftrc 01 J»* burdfP of time* N°T’^.E Second Assistant Conductor. Wes- line*. The front and- ensemble of “teMuco^miu" “M?buMncw i^nnn roVheM what Is ktram as the corporation to learn tiiat thc people of Barry vent ton — to be held next Tuesday. ING OF HASTINGS CHAMley Logan. I sloping Vee radiator -tax tow. ior grille, p11lie. new ,,v.v me u, mu, lunuriunii) . ........ Educational require- • appreciated that kind of an hke these. newly About 1921 the Chamber of Com-’ ^«'*';wlng b, n list of tlxs.delegates county .I.M.., uia* 1 BER OF COMMKBCfc Tiw are-- held ‘.;- designed . .... Two years ago the state leghlui — rehearsal* ---------------------- in Moow skirted fender*. r.:r met-.ts have Mwu been utwcwaaw Increased •« so that (Continued on page two) rin'KU primary ur nqnciuun* ptjuuir) .. unjpers. merce. ceased to function actively. le‘‘‘ed B‘. actively. J1* September! ________________________________ _______ it now takes much more time and To tIic31C^rV^t \.Eh,nlb^ tore enacted the malt tax law. the hnli -r. on Mendiy Monday. nfeht.i. nights. . lamin, are hornmos' and bumpers, are mor merer ceased to *function who will be be recognized recognized as. as pn»in k PTC HAM TA Commerce of the of Haa__________ „..a.T___ H distant attractive. attractive The- ~ “*■—*- ••it had• ------*—■* *,kUtte *- ■­to last funds to be_______________ u.-wd for the support al " ‘ ptanned **"■ "" ccets much more money for teach-; - City *- — — j It i* ii planned In In the the not not distant windshield has -a 1 -although acquired f*.1 year, yrar' a1 ’1’ iv future for this orcher orchestra give a 20-dcgrce slope. A wide choire of'pkCM of property and had same to the republican county t/UlW. RClLflAM IU tuberculosis hospitals. The malt tax' —• •to — ' ■ ting*: era to prepare to teach than was fraught into the .state 81.060 0<>432\ tn »W. till* city. It will take h concert <„ rolors u available. Colored funds on hand. It* lEactivity wm, convention held here next Tuesday. w.u be' NoU“ » hereby given that tbe SPEAK — SAT.. FEB. 18 tormcrly true. Teachens will S;wrM) tax> ". such as the mart- place some time in April Our city • .hi cx ,t h ,v., -------------a----------l, occasioned willing to tn continue rnntlnue their work if (f annual meeting of the member* at (Continued on page-------two) occasionca primarily primarily because because the tne j . J. „ . ? 5 rage tax law. brouF.h’. th* siutiwi ll be proud of having an or-1 their pay pay is1* Inin proportion proportion to to what what ‘he Chamber of Commerce of ‘he various industrial institutions of the' , nivnn Tu.-nlvn tlieir nNusfliun iu s «>«.«*. trta ury SJ94.M3.97. riinlratlon that cun put on such an: 11*0x1*100 LHCU Tn '.r. cUii. o v; '‘-’y of Hasting* will be held al the j city « at that time were all doing vcl^;VAJDrE^?"!- J. °^“ F.wo.”e.M2DU!.0S Ovcr Gti.L.i The-trout fisherman, the hunter ••nteriainmenL Mr Blferno is cnnRo I Hiuo fl|Un I U Townsend. M. L. Cook. J. J. well. .—.------- — -- --------NBC Hook-Up To Discuss kork. always considering the years Community Room of the Hasting* end the nufomibil'j Hom vbil- driver paid thwduUe over the talent thal hc| ENTER ELIMINATIONS available lalxir in the community. National Bank on Slate Street• *in lol preparation required, and the ex“ xFarm Legislation Michigan *U98.790 r2 fur various ’u,s found here, which Is far more ' ■” CITY 3RD WARD—H. R Miller. I While there was no urgent new! for , , pense involved u,,vn,u in u« that wm* preparation the city of Hastings. Michigan, on licenses that the state issues. -■-..-a—. —u •—------- —-■ — ■ ■ jH. 8. Sheldon and John .w,", ... Welsxcrt. -----Count>’ People will be In- The people who have most to lose Thursday evening, the 23d day of <C*jntinued on page twoi Under tl>c heading of “fees" the —— —, CITY R. Cook, tcir.t-.iu terr.itcd m in inv the inci fact mat that uiHigrc**Congress- , (Continued on page three) ..... 4TH .... WARD—W. ... February. A. D. 1933. at 7:30 o'clock, . rlty =f tl.L:l=e. . i Paw On Friday Night, Feb. | Plrh.r.l X< r*ArtV I V Unmn,, r» _ — — .. . .... --■ ■ .-tale collected *89o.njO.'23 Fur ren- city of this size, city'1 P. M.. for the election of director* RRnTLirRUnnn nw Richard M. Cook. L. E. Barnett, c. man John C. Ketcham of this City ---------------< e » — onU I rlEnnUUU UN |h tais and len.ws of nRildlngs and H. Osborn, fKborn C. C W. W Clarke Clarke and :,n,( M. M O ii. to ... deliver a-t,..-- a.. twelve ........... minute radio uri p pbnTFPT CHIR 17 In First Of Series for the ensuing term and for the property the state owns but Ira-*., NECESSARY TO POSTMONDAY EVENING W addrewon the' subject of "The ncLr rHUILLI UUH transaction of such other buslneae • By virtue of having won twelve out to individuals, it collected *30.Legislative Situa- j niwisuni uvuiviiiu ASSYRIA—Wm. Strain filruln and mid ElPl. FaYm FnVm Mortgage r^ri.UHna FEATHERED FRIENDS as may properly come before the 'points in the preliminary debates. 567.47. it sold confiscated property, PONE P. T. A. MEETING annual meeting of the membership. mer Wiles. tion" over the National Broadcast1 Hastings High school has qualified Dr. Ingvoldstadt Of Lansing ^uclt guns and automobiles tak< n Tills will be the first annual to, , — BALTIMORE—Al Brill and Don ing Oampuny's hodkup of sixty-sta- rn„„n.vnlin„ a„™ for the state eliminations, reports from game law violators, that Home Talent Players To Pre­ Coach Albert Becker. The local Is Speaker—Ira Traver Wright non*, nil* address win be given Conservation Officer Sum­ meeting held in several years and brought io I7.tiu.7s J <C>ntinued pn pane two) the Board of Directors has passed Heads Supper Squad 1 'Qmtinued page during the National Farm and ner Will Furnish Feed For Under the heading of “contribu­ sent "The Gat And The Oa- squad, consisting of Jeanne Cincea resolution providing that the beaux, Lillian Tolhurst. Irene Jones. ■ tion and aid" tile state trcaMiify re­ be ,!»1 mrs'VFpOTTER IN ' X S?w “ Quail And Pheasants nary’^On Thur. Evening meeting shah also be considered a* Helen Keeler. William Bachman. MRS. W. W. POTTER INceived from the,federal govcriuumt Frtru«n; or th. BrotherMHb. W W POTTER Nk “ 3»ro U )„ etae The meeting of tlH<Pare _____ ____ _ __ ______ ___ ■ ■■nr-n congressman Kvtcnam is in cioee Deputy Conservation Oflcer a special meeting'of the Chamber Vernon Wlnlnger andnt-TeachDoris Shute. for lienlth aid and other similar hood with Dr Ingvoldstadt. pastor *1 ACCIDENT loninriir touch . with the situation at Wash- Oeorge Sumner ./announce* that Jmorn UR ED 1IN ..urpoBCT u U 4btal wrrun of m «^ bmj>ou 26. jo Association scheduled for defeated Eaton Rapids. Holland purposes >289^80 .ington — ------ ------ .. ... there are many Rpneasanta and-.quail Michigan people paid Into the ThD«day night- of last week wa< Christian and Kalamaxoo Central, of Central Methodise church of, and everybody knows that -------------------------------------—- tings, for the purpose of taking ac­ Over Three ,ie has consistently worked for tiie In the country that are in need of tion upon the future life of the Corstate treasury >1M4 332 74 for th* 'xwtponM until Feb. 16. which Is suffering but one defeat, thal of Lansing, as the speaker. The peoTurned pie of Hastings have not had the AU‘° these *nn«rv snowy rf«v« days, w« He tm has poratlon. a disposition of IU asset*, • benefit of the farmers of the coun- food »h*«* support of mrtc number* of their Thursday night of this week. Not- Grand Rapid* Creston High, Times On Road North ■ try uj m wcu as aa v4 luaccwc, while wnue been feeding several flocks an 1 termination of it* charter and Ute families tn state hospitals. There withstanding Hie efforts of the com-1 In the first round of the ellmina- opportunity to hear Dr. Ingvolfios well of mu his district, but they iiiMui ui, -------------- will ...... be — pleased with! 1s ii lav. <ai the statute books winch mlttce to Wify members and_ Hons on Feb ■<. 17. cuiaiiliaa Hustings mmivu travels, iu to atadt, •he has been in Washington as our।has plenty of feed left, so if anyone transfer of IU property to the H*aOf Jacksonville mrgr num- Paw J1'1’ ,tO..*!?, *°'. representative, representative. mey They win. will, merethere- »n Barry vmumw county wishes «/ to iwu feed urc the requires u runny i unily nnunctany financially able inonw friends ui of inc the ennnge change n o large P““ Paw n"'" to ,n take the -affirmative -------. . to. hf . .iir what .... I- their locality theyv may ..... get .... ,i You are'especially urged to ba afflu'ted tor bcr <H of persons ix-rsons braved the eero zero vide side oi of the and ®*tr.n count> fritnda Jo(..t.. . glfld he luu l0 blrdv in to <l-> .. to support the afflicted me state income tax quesques-• •••« «l*6ker “ ““ will interest mwrosv an i .... provide .. . i . >hospital . .. ■ ■fa- weather and came .. >__ , tUon. Inn 'I'rtn —ln u*,ll consist nt .'.111, I.»'2ir 01 Mrs. 5-. Potter WlTC . on Ulis .... .very >live .topic . and■ will ... ‘he feed by seeing kin. that the state to the _schoolThe Innnl local ttrio,will of,-'-'» ‘-car illtll hitn. W. W W Pouer were SOElV sorry t<> to any him. ’ ’ present for it Is the wish of the rii.iu.. f,w house where they were Informed Homer Yeckley and Misses Jeanne; /There aught to he a good attendhear of the automobile accident in >,<>ua<wintr nicy were imorinro , ----— .......... , ... ... — . . — .... ... wnn { to know what congrvM is con! Feeding the birds now wilt mean cilitte* for. , Board of Directors that there be u re.., ,i... >< n _ kk-M reu. rttnrehraiix und uiiian Tn>hnr<t : imee next Monday night I which she was injuryd so seriously. fi-x-al that the meeting would be held this Cincebeaux und Lillian Tolhurst :«»« wxt Monday night .which she w».i injured so seriously. hWt . rtng atul what prospects there , better pheasant hunting later, and Michigan during this same f.: many members piv.sent as poolto*; -•j of ‘ he squad : ti.. — «... jewr ; uki real ,-si.ur ano personal wrek, Unusual interest I* being Three Judge* have been selected, The members of the supper squad I As reported to the Banner, Mrs r( . Jur acllon pj verv imuor‘ he quail arc always of great benefit vettr fold estate ana jM-rxmal , re fur action in this very imporare should you be unable to attend, be property that brought in >13.98031. manifested in the one-act comedy from Kalartiazoo. John Clemente of, and the Captain will be a* follows: ; Potter and a friend. Mr*. Cloud1 tout matter. to any farm sure to sign’ a proxy and deliver to Products ->ld from the various thal to to be pul on and a larn al- Kalamasoo Central High school,; Supper sjjuad for Hastings Broth-!Carney, of Kalamazoo were driving• Remember the time, next Satur-1 Do your bit for our feathered farms owimnI by state institutions tendance is expected. The public Prof, Oscar Trumbull and Come-(•“rhood: Captain—Ira Traver. The to Florida where Mrs Potter was‘ day at 12.34 P M. and us the NBC friend*. or Mr. Albert Carveth. added >32.814-.1 to tiie grand total, is welcome. There to no admisaioni »«* *hteur both from W 8 T. C. fothcr squad members are Julian ; hoping to recuperate from the in­ A J. Larsen. Secretary. Earti ’of UmT sb Khoois attadtted'to' TwroefidT Clifton’well^n. J~ V?. I jurlea" received' in a recent accl- Kutloru’there Xf/be^rSbte I RECEIVE*mDsI 1 Bair of supplies amounted to >2.- and the meeting is not restricted td Each of the 68 schools admitted to Townsefid. Clifton Wellman. J W*. I Juries received in a recent acclAttest: 238 23 Interest earned on state de- merpbers of the association. ।,thto series of- debate* will be award-'Wolfe. Hehry Wellman. Frank Wa- dent here near Pennock hospital ln geUlng our congressman from The Prairieville Township Boardi Albert H. Carveth. President. ' wall tert U*rs. .i j. n D. PaMimiHer Zagclmeicr. Harry Bab- . when Uw the cur car tn in which she and Mr Mr. th-University nniv.r.itvofnfMichigan w.u w.rrv R.hq[£ o{ thrnj ’ Tot will receive blds for the Grange i posit* amounted to >291.666 94 The Hastings Civic Playera. who cd.dthe There were fffUcellaneou* revenues orP putting in a few extra re- plaque trophy for excellence in de- cock, Elmer Bush. D. A. FanBus- Potter were driving skidded on the be such a busy time, but thal folks hall building located op the west I FIRE DESTROYED BARN< amounUng io *72,132.16. hearuls during the- postponement bate. The state championship de-'kirk. Walter Wallace.-Leo Welfare.'ice and overturned. shore of Crooked tn- 1 .... „ undetermined origin on can take the time between 12:34, ---------—’*lake u“ up t6 and Fire of When the two ladies were within Saturday and 12:46 to hear Con­ c.udlng Hfb. 25. 1933. Tne board Saturday night destroyed the bam rl ¥ con,£i H ,n ,, Onnlnr’^' *Trc a,armcd 10 lcarn that one of bate is scheduled for April 28 in W. J. Watkins. M E. Whitman. J. twci {{about obout twenty miles of Jacksonville gressman K»tcham. C,U " “drtnlon lo 8,1 lhe their members sustained a broken Ann Arbor,' and it 1* hoped that L. Brass. Albert Becker reserves tiie right to reject any or at Fred Johnaon'z home on East Hutlnga High may be one of the --------------t --------------------* >» something 'something went wrong with the vnwr It H.mwl rlb <1Ur,n,f 8 rrllean'al Archie MCall bid*. Green BL. in tiie second .ward. The |j "SLUM" SUPPER. {steering the; NOTICE. 'steering gear, gear. it 11 to ui thought, inuugnt. and a For the Li.t ffvcal jenr it turned Demid, who take* tiie hart of At- winners in the series. Signed. Floyd Slielp. born was used a* a garige. Fred'a inlo the state tn a-ury »5.5W>55 37 01. .Al I •Tiie American Ugion will .. serve car turned over uutx three times, _' . ~~“—“ tuiiirtu u,r, uuica. ^{oneyhlll in the production, new Ford car went up in amok* collected under Uh- inheritance tax tofney AIT ENTION O. E. S. Mrs Potter was more se seriously' .Governor Oomstock's proclatna- -Adv 3-19. another of those good ''Slum Slum” supMrs. with the rest of the content*. When law. It took >7.848.29003 from the is required to fall heavily during the tion with reference to an eight A social evening in the Masonir per* at the Legion home on 8 hurtthanhercompanlunwhom.lt EPISCOPAL SUPPER. action and It appears thal he be­ railroad* in taxes. Tiie telephone came days ’ bank holiday doc.* not include dining roum will follow immediately,Church St. on Saturday evening. was assumed was driving at the KpLscopal ladies. Mrs Wm. Shut­ Mble to do anything toward saving so intense in the faithful por­ *Her the regular meeting. Feb. 21. Feb. 18. Pricfe 25 cento. A general time compcnx* |>*id >3.606.014 99. A building and loan aaaociatUMi*. Ha*- ters. chairman, WUi will serve a supper the buiMing and content*. All the trayal offtiLs part that he threw dis ­ 1933. Member, urged to attend. invitation to extended-2-16. I nie ukcn t0 Ww. Ung* Building and Loan A«cia-|sl thc p^h House Thursday evepremium tax of >3332.849 63 w<** cretion ftb the winds and actually .ten will «(ii h .v. its <„ -----------------w from 5 7,so mi| fireman could do was to prevent Uw collected • have offices open---and n(n< side hospital In Jacksonville where tion /suunouoMe Jpft.,nful lnJUr*' spread of the flame* to .other build­ Automobile unvrra drivers para paid a gasgiuit wAs found that Mrs Potter had be prepared to receive money at any­ cline tax tlut netted the slate 321.{’’•J™ •"11’,ad .J® »nnoun« ing*. We undy.itand there wm time during the eight days holiday. suffered a broken limb, several ad ­ 472.239.79. Tiie total gu tax col- th,t lhc P>V K1U Positively go on. ample insurance on the car. but HARD TIME MIXED DANCE. ditional broken ribs, a 1 u ■ g Adv. Charles S. Pott*. President. lecled amounted to 823.315400 63. even ,o • repetition of the dangerAt Gear lake Friday evening. P*b that the barn was only partly puncture, one of her liands was but some of this hnd to bi re-fundf»U* without sutetltution in Mr. covered. DANCE. 17. Prizes given. Prank Herrington. cd and tire collection cost is taken McDonald’> important role. I. O. O F hfftl. Feb 18 — Adv. — Adv. ■ , . . x ------------- ------------The' OFFICIAL NOTICE “1MlR,"! Urmendoi, ’,o!re"“ *™!®* “K' ’,rI1T ' A I d0-.---------------- ------------ k-.k. The Banner, the same as every- what we are now going through is' couid^sav*^the\sight. A good diwl of annoyance and owners. ING tiiukbuax THURSDAY NIGHT/ amount paid by automobile owner* ,IW night/ Ze'/k. *7 cou,a Besides all trouble, at times when Are alarms the plncJ nlneh the nnt* fha <»ci“'-«lon at all The •vr,.. real >.,1 ..Inc •»lSMrs. ..n‘ * Potter they turned over to WwatatateM^ T^ «cont> monthly union evan- ne else. Is feeline “n« °* ? nf lh< these afflictions. was hare MHiiukd in this city, are S mwther 318592?129 76 to? a ^’“‘‘c meeting will be held this ^'nerv*hcn the ^°P'C °r ‘^bly bruised. Mrs. Carney suscaused by people who thoughtIbaiiy arm and severe cull the fire phone. No. 3345. to in­ amount earn cam"’ from Iron. th* thu. wrioht „lok, . ™ Rev. Rev. Gibbs, Gibbs, partor I inmint pastor of of the the Free Free 1,KUYldua* affairs. •owra. Because uecause itn has nas speculation, speculation, when wnen mo»t most of oi them them braises bruises. quire where the fire ta located. ThU amount cam? the weight v* w Rjw for MUen't^mTne™* over three vear* it were mort^mnu (ntnre in ■rhe gas tax irom was Jumped fromtax. one »«hodl»t church willmbe tbe stfeak- continued ^2n* tohaw d«'!tmre rt</hlinB their thebr future in nr.i or-| X?;?.this to ... the .... third auto accident to tn two cents, then to three cento «• Busittesa meeting, to which all JTmanw nenTf ?5,r ,lley .^’.k1 •“*’**** happen to members of tiie Potter and the iieivy weight tax was psrtor* are invited, will be at »even J??**?• ‘ 'll)?8 ?*y f*Vf^kth.’'y k ed’ lf*ni!ly in „i -a -----year. r I Some time ago we gave notice to paper and observe the date. If that i,y Ior telling the department placed on cars for the purpose of o'clock. Service opens promptly at » *n(°kl «lfferen‘ or Who knows but that what is now. All *, rorecr m All hope hope uure tiiatmi Mrs. Potter'may re-' all subscribers in arrears that if shows him to be in arrears then he location of a Are before the al hard surfacing within a few years seven-thirty. Every one is invited to N®ne “• 6°,n® on 1* a leveling of thing* that cover rapidly and completely. U invited to take advantage of the htf tt ’After that no the main trunk lines roads of tbe join in these service* for the *alva- “*„ln, * p<!?Uon to Jud«,e on ,that “ Mew and •»««• ®«e rna>/ come?- . ----- ~~*—* ------ --------------------- they would pay within » reasonable >1 00 rate. The Banner was the first, ^o^d call No 234S ' DOING SPLENDIDLY?' Ume we would settle all arrearages ___ matter at tiie nreaent time Tt ,■ ,n nnt nf rU.«,v,tluv. IIV m el,at .',f the present time. It u an age not r>( despotism like Hal of ' tion of men. more than probable that in ten or the Soviet*, nor of ownership of the • C*. City Treasurer. Mrs. Nellie Casa- at the >100 subscription rate, pro- weekly taper in Michigan to reduce Tiie roads have been completed twenty years now. -if -k we are v™.,.. country by . a limited day HAD JIGG8 v.o SUPPER. nvnae. ---------- ------— —from —aB.,,1 — ?>____ .uu.n.u...tew; ,vw . but a..Lnew .ww -aya Bmith. lias made a fine record sided they continued their1 paper to Its subscription rate to >1 00. While but still tiie millions pour into the AUXILIARY CARD , n — — k._ — ... . . .....I-. . Mrs Roy Henney icy entertained very then •»*«• ”• »UIacknowledge and happier era. In which there so far in the collection of taxes, some date in 1933 or 1934 at the there has been some reduction in state treasury from the pocket* of „ A general Invfti" delightfully on Thursday T*-—-*— evening tile auto owners of Michigan. ’ .------------. — ------------------‘— U**1 U* gruelling pinch of hard will be better opportunities fix the Already better than two-tiilrds of new rate. the cost of print paper and some in io the card party ( — .her guests ..... .be- times was a blessing in disguise, common man and a larger share for live taxes have Veen paid tn this I During the month ofJanuary New automobile buyers during the with a Jlgg* supper, labor cost* It is not correspondingly American Legion the.. guiding each member ... of ..... society of ...^ the city. When last fiscal year paid the state 3441.- ing the former lady clerk* at the ft -- we- -have —-- faith in —---...z ... ....... the unpaid taxes W,..' nre'there UfV UUIV was aA fine responte wto Ulis as great m the reduction we have day evening. Feb. B73.00 for certificates of titles. Peo- Frandsen store. The party wo* held hand of the Power above us we ought wealth which he may help to create returned to the count* treasurer, notice. There arc several more who made in our subscription price. How home'on ■­ pie who lost their automobile plates at tbe home of Mr*. Henney's per­ not to be pessimistic; but expect This condition could not come to u* about the middle of March, it is may wish to take advantage of tt. long we can hold the offer open will Downs, pre naid >32.758 for new one* Automo- gnts. Mr. and Mr*. Roy Evarts. All that good will come from it. as it under the cxarllke rule of a Mus-1 probable that well, toward B0 per so we are railing their attention to of course depend upon conditions, following os bile owner* who'had Uielr titles report a delightful time. (i — ----- depreaolon ----------- --------_________________________ ... has ------from-.r-, every from eolini nor the‘hateful despotism of cent of them will be collected; Poj- I this offer now while it is still open, Tn /the meantime we hope every Wood and has Buffered suffered in In the rh* Soviet*, Rzwlrti but by bv tbe the application annlicatirm xlhlv rernrri nf >,ih*er4her-llvlne transferred paid IIB9B41. ------------- a e« ---------rwhlch the country has *ibly the the record of lo lastl year, with)We hope every subscriber 4lvtag in in subscriber who U tn arrears will general Wm DANCE AND CARD PARTY. .k. •J “ •*' . of the American principles of jus- only six per cent in returned taxes, thia county who does not know to take advantage of the offer while Mulder and total of >124.724.08320. Tiw 4,Carlton Orange hall, Friday, Feb. We quite agree with what Henry tice and fair play to our economic will be equaled, although that doe* what date his subscription is paid they can do so at such a favorable frrahmenta. (Conilnued on page seven, part 2) Ford said In a recent interview, that life. not aeenj pewbie. will turn to the yellow libel on hU tnwnslilp treasurer at the regular ------ — ‘ statutory rates. On March 1st, tbe MEETING SOON Wil 1 towTulilp treasurers will report to, 1 Iniu dUUI’ WILL AT MOOSE TEMPLE tlw_county treaourer. showing the DECIDE FUTURE COURSE ------------i number of dogs in each township ai ’ J'.. .. . pSS.'« MEET MONDAY NIGHTS pOS|TS |N THAT BANK LIST OF DELEGATES FOR CO. MENTION NEW FORD 8 NOW Ohl 0 SPLAY HERE SUPT. EXPLAINED SCHOOL^000 D;batLng 3cFT^ee7r'... The Better Way to V lew i rie impression I “d Every Subscriber Should Get In On This �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 15, 1933 FADE TWO HFOADSB ONO spuy ME I know him by his falcon eye Hu raven treas and mien of pr-de Thc crown of feather* «w they fly Tells a great soul throb* inside. “O. noble son of. royal line." I exclaim as I gaze into his face. "Haw shall I knit my soul to thine? wrong of an inWtyt tion and therefore sturdy.. strong and safe. Many *ectiw» arc Joined by electric welding. , Body interiors are exceptionally roomy, Uie bodies being materially t wider and almost a foot longer than formerly Seats are aide and deeply-ciaiuoncd. Front seats In eland cars are adjustable. A choice of Y. P. CHOIR TO REPEAT broadclot n or mahsir upholstery Is NEGRO SPIRITUALS used in the standard body types « ------ • Many Prevented From At­ tending Because Of Bad Weather Conditions men! panel U directly in front of the driver with a roomy package Tlx- Young F»’.’»pl<‘’5 chair of the compartment at the right.'-Tin co­ . Preibytrr|an church ]ix< b-.tr. r< • incidental ignition and steering lock qwsted to repeal tlx- pr.wram <»! are located oh the steering column' negro aptriUtal mtuitc and old. plan­ tation nul.idtts which they ga-.r befori.- a crowded ami appreciative audk-qe*- on Sunday- night Many will want to hear the profram a?aln while Ltiwr* kept a-vay ov m- I ptreou ui tiiat city at a coal to Um (state.of wjjoo.ooo. The.actual cost -of administering the state htzhway । department ii but $210,000, or about one-half of one per cent of its tpta! CHAMBER OF COM- IVlFBrF BFVIVFH op•r“,io,1 oi *nd 1 STORM WAS FAR WORSE ,,~rT" LOCAL NEWS SHIT K S DEPUTY IIILIIUL lILlIlLU tion In Spoil. !• Ono Form —« Ounktat ».yn SuUr- TWENTY-TWO YEARS AGO Then Rural Carrier Could Not Return To Hastings In ■ Over Two Days . Hie state daily pres* on February 10 reported the case of E. R Evarts official and were prepared to give a rural mall carrier on a route north him their hearty support. from Parchnant He started from at the home of-Allie Kelley, Thurs­ thc Kalamazoo post ofTicc Friday First Mr. DeGtopper gave a brief hUtory of the department, in 1903 laid for construeturn worl; earn day. February, 23. for dinner. morning to make his 32 mile route, Horatio Earle, • familiarly called j rar an average of $20,500 Wt. so it ' Thc Brush Ridge Cemetery Cir­ and did not return to Kalama/--” ! in be scen'that only abmu 17 per cle will be cnterpfdped by Mr. and until twenty hours later, the delay !u>Bg4i-.hcc of Hastings mercl.anu. ctiled for a speech he made jit Lan­ Mrs. O. V. Stamm, Thursday, Feb being due to drifted roads. Former TSii Article from the Weekly Court tn which he raid that Michi­ jx-ndlture lor construction j-ruitM mall carrier. James Ransom. Record tells about the penalties ut- sing. gan should "puli itself out of tjw Tiie American Legion Auxiliary । of this city, recalls a snowstorm wy lie believed it was" *in ,u‘iU meet op Thursday evening at had. *■" “ ’1912. tn “ such chain-selling. The things bottomless roads that then rjirted. the u»ual hour und place. A good February. It was snowing on Thurs­ lUiling. of many In 1905 the state highway depart­ day morning alien lie left Hastings ment was organized by the legisla­ al 3:30 with hl* horse and buggy. ture Ln 1913 the department was He made mdy i»arl of hir route. Illg, jvhen materials-amt labir authorized by the* law-making body .-?> ttigh.ds to di#eoiiragt-invest: Prtday Then as he turned to come back to work out a trunk line system, to Halting*, he ran into, almost in­ which it did. In 1919 the legisla­ surmountable drifts. He stayed ture authorized the department to1 that Thursday-night at the iiume cooperate with counties in highway than by ipendmg money on toad tertained at dinner Sunday in hon­ ot Brick Edger, in Rutland- The construction, became 91 per cent of or of Mr. Endsley's birthday. Q»- next day the storm continued, but ।the rest uf roads goes to pay labor. He .eferred to tiw fact ih.t some stopping Friday night at the home educators had recently . .. r?-.: . t. d of Ira Bklgcr. a distance of twit « that thc state highway-department to be used exclusively in the making mile . toward Hastings from Where selling" plan procure a Maui of gcxxi roads. In 1924 a law was Ralph Btirrouglu — Phone he stayed the night before. He ar­ which costs 55.00 they an* enacted hi wldch the state highway whlch it will receive in 1933 and rived at Hastings at 5:30 Saturday i .. .. -. Maxin.utn pcnaliy could easily part with A^OOO.OM afternoon^ being gone, as one can .iclalu.n according to the department was authorized to meet to spend fqr public cdurailwi “ The Pgurefi which we give elsewhere ’.-ill maintaining trunk line highways. highway building was tn 1931. wlten tile McNitt Bill was i«u.sed. appropriallng S2.000.000 tn lx* u*rtl In BAD FIRE SOUTH OF DOWLING THURSDAY Victoria are also provided with anash tray tn the rear compartment Safety glass is used |n ti»e wind­ shields of all body types and in the Despite Extreme Cold Large . Barn And Other Out Buildiugs Were Saved been tnmhictlng an iiivcMlgiittnn ot. this "chain wiling’ plan, involv­ ing vat lour products, with a view of over twenty per cent iacli year v! the township highways and add them to thc county tyittm so that. with safety glius throughout, whtlstandard body types may be simil­ arly equipped upon spiral order. . destroyed thc WATERS lame thc township bls a highway unit will disappear. f He called* attention to the fact that the state’ highway department dome lights while the Deluxe body grew to womanhood here and mar­ types have cowl light* and rear ried W B McLaughlin ol Mil-):-.- CLOTHES SHOP >d. lt» had the large:.t Incom-.- of any state department. Frequently money Wil* borrowe.1 from IU lundj, i ■ tn rales capacity with any- by other departments of the stale lit .t chain’ for the pttrpcisc of to help out until the new lax money i.; trom place to place and per- would be paid tn; January. Th:?, money. »o borrowed by oU>vr state depiirtuicnU'from tiw highway 'de­ partment, has always been prompt­ ly judd tn January. Through tbe rtiiaytwnt of these funds tn January this year the .-late highway depart­ ment had completed payment for p-ddlei- licen'is Mr T has t-vued the following: The Liteftrturi- Department of UuHastings Warned’* Club will ni«*vt in LIST OF DELEGATES FOHCO.COWTION ileLaughlin was u lxutt-dui clutricier, ever doing good in a quiet *iaV* ray and .always tacking on the ’■ jrlght side of life. body tra * by Mrs-D. A. Van Bu kirk All members are urged to be present as this promises to be one of the most InU-resur.g programs of the year. Thc meeting ot tire Home De­ partment 'announced for .February 10th but- postponed because of the weather will tar held Friday, Fcbru- >:i<5 finisiua tluAng FINAL CLEAN-UP PRICES — ilHnds On Winter Clothing Misses’ Campus Coats 1932. . i touched a jxiiiiy-rfit s iipec ae. nio lor the year 19’33. ’ All the state- highway departm undy come from LU- rale of ifc-i i.«s .and Irc-m th».- ga* tax. fk ct-rn under the impression that' NASHVILLE CO-OP CREAM­ ERY ELECTS OFFICERS Decline In Prices Affected Receipts—L. D. Gardner Is New President Men’* 32 Ounce Navy Wool Blazers Friend* in Prairieville aifd vicin­ ity wcn» sorry to hear ur the death on Saturda" of Mr.. Jiwphint! Harappeared thi* notice of interest to. HastiHgs "propio: ITed D. Sweet uf Hasting . Mich , yesterday received Leather Blazers 8495. Here's Neu- Spring Merchandise! THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY Finest Spring Hats •no <Sugar J ^Butter’ 510 44c 30th Store Y^ung Men’s & Missct Spring Turtle Necks IK T Or ► . rreepurt roll .cull found several । ’. Tlv- regular btutnq: raa taken up and rejx Florida Oranges 2 can. 25c Peas Goody Goody Corn 25c Goody Goody. Cherries M£. Tjecke-r. i Potatoes . Michigan Idaho* 2 c<n. 25c Hart Brand Fine it Quality • Brooms i ■1 ai we had hojwd. ' birthday party thia, month-, ■n planned to be held m the vb.- 23hi. with n jxrt ItKk- ... Profits sacrificed on over 200 every*-day toilet, drug and other necessities, con­ sisting of Puretest products, Hospital arid Rubber goods. Pure foods, stationery, toilet goods and sundries, etc. 29c Merkel** Sport Grapefruit 25c Strictly Fresh Lake Trout Fresh Ham ■ Boned and Rolled Light. ha» hthghtened ii-uugiiaut tiw age* The miulc !* very lovely also u cordially invurd IOc Smoked Haul Homa Cured ' lb. 10c Reel Kettle Roast Feldpauschs ** Where Better Food* Cost Lai" Phone 2272 beginning Monday. We Buy Eggi FEB. 20. DELIVERIES LEAVE AT All the Month of February YOU Can SAVE in Your Drug Store Needs at this Sale • See large hand bill for the complete list of items in sale. SPECIAL! During this sale we will offer a Special LOW Price on any RCAVictor Radio The Radio with the Incom parable Tone THE REXALL STORE Hr*. daily newspaper. it is1 v; a published In China l;i D Two day# later "Old Sub­ rote ta telling the editor । McCarthy. manager ol GOODS DELIVERED Fine Worsted and Cheviot Trousers $198 W;.Pi Bartel O'alls A Complete New Stock from te Bea Values In Uw City On u High Crude C all Make it*a habit. Visit this stbru of ’Little Prices. Your money goes farther here. ’aster. u very zrriously sirk and Ucn tn the hospital at Eaton' ids far a week. Mr. Fr*t«-i lived' an will furni-.h coSec a: lishes. Everyone muted. Many Color Combinations Also Mickey Mouse Slip-Overs fur tmall boys 49c TELEPHONE 2131 WATERS CLOTHES SHOP �TTTE nASTTHGg BANNER, WtBKFBDtY. FTEnVARY IE. 1913 Rice. Mrs OrpYia Greenfield. Mra.l Sporting Items OBITUARY. j ' !«rnoon, R OBITUARY. . BALTIMORE CENTER. —I BIG JUBILEE MEET ON I Unore B*Uey met at the hmm- of | Jacob Johnson, son of Adraln and| Iris Marguerite daughter d ftulh ®ur“l ’h ““ ' : NIGHT OF FEBRUARY 23 Oinber Thursday and Friday on ac- Mrs. Lizzie King Monday io plan AOraimnuiie Johnson, was boro inland Earl Wood was bom Nov. M I the menu for the extension class. Netherlands April 1C. 1844 and’1#17 Alth»^e* nine moniha <h> ' '' .1 the home of passed awav at the houk- of ■js hu 1®17' M »>»•1 John Llebc of Battle M** Anna Moon; .daughter. daughter. Mrs. arr(r,j i was adopted by- Mr. Mrs. George Gcorac v,-warren, ----------------—and -—Mu, — — Clyde . IXMrn* --—— Prider.w**. ■ j, Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Hitrry Eckler-------*--------- ------------------ ------------Jan. -------—-— She -------— ......n 31.-------1933. aged*88 years, tune t Hendershott. departed this i£°— rX*7m B'l,,.my. » , • « ’ months and fifteen days. In 1873 hclufc Feb. “l ’J? of Augusta spent Fr.dity. evening Feb. '(J. 1933. leaving to mourn -.u, .v u,«IUJ. ’ WMrs. Gj^n Thompson ujut^ ln marriage to Mrs. Nel-1 her low her parent*, three *-t«». i « Willi R. UICT Gfeenfleld'a. astings cagers' and Smith were tied for high point The local Lodge of Oddfellows be­ Just a wee bit late, but congrutu,„h ' 'U‘ Du!'11' To lhh> ur,l<in ttiL' ^in two brothers.-beside many otter To m«m? hto . ’ honors with 0 points each to their ueve that their customers should lotions to Mr und Mis Kinnetn Uni Anrfqrund fom.d Mr. Antera <J|M, son. Jicob, wlaxe mother I drar relatives ant!friends. Her gen-IIriifci“ S,.* mt on ite BEAT MASON ilmve the first benefit of their sue? Reynolds, pff Helen F rn-md 1‘* “’n^ywr' jiui disposition rm.Y many loyal and sons' .nd lour ^nndcldidrea . X MASO» 20-17 credit. ..... Middleville plays the fast Calc- ceu. Exceptional patronage has e.ii- WV1V wrrs nid Mrs. John DeJongh and Lstra he married Cornelia Cap-| loving friends- fete wm an active ruary 7. lam he wm united In ra.gr. i donia quintet tills evening. Tiie at- nbied the promoters of this hew enhPjyy suu'V’.lj-.ni in thl< * c- tai’1- <4 Grand Rapids •-'•nt Sun- tnm. To this union wen- bom eight j member ol Uh- U. B. young iteopie'S riftge io Sinn M. Houvexer. Tt> thia Local Team Cornea From Be­ tenjlon of the cnllrq squad this week terprire In Hastings, to pay for all lloll ,1;l5 jirrtenlcd huh -ol ■' ■; Mr arid Mrs. Oto. Clouse. children, ihe d. parting-thto life t lo rocicty and Bunday, School, having union tour children were bom. Loda -. . ihiton,a< George Thothp- years ago He leavi.t to mduni their j given herself to God jui: before the st Orangeville, Burton of Parchhind To Win In Whirl­ law been centered on “Beal Cale- Uuir equipment and they are now students district sciio.! ■ • • S1 . 'Mr and Mrs L-o Hen- low. six children. Jacob cl Sacra- hc.Ildsy s She wws a member of ttejmehL Wllford. who died at the agn it is the hope of Mid- declarifig a dividend to thc funs in milkmen from tr.r.ih'■ the road* rw* wind Overtime Finish ’ donia.".but dlovlllc fans that the students and the shape of a divided cyt In ad_\jrs yjo- j Chenr y :• v biting her • .i..d son of Hendershott mento, Calif, Mi*. Ira Ellsworth i Camp Fire gtib and at tiw begin- ct five years, und Lvle wt» rwraa* Hastings High bosketeers tinged townsfolk^ will help the team show missions. Prices for the Jubilee nairnis in i dW-... __ • -.i _________ Mr. and ____ Mrs. Vert and Mrs. Sanford Silcfix of Mauu; jnlng of this semester, had entered at home He was a kind father, an a great conn-back climaxed by n the hum high grade of good sports- Meet on Feb. 23rd will be 30c. 40c tilne Rbbinmn. Mrs. Oeo, Warren of Hickory Cor-,’High school, much .to her Joy. We ideal neighbor, and will be mourned whirl wind-over time fintoh to defeat tuansHlp and courtesy that were and 75c instead of thc former rates Mrs Dan Client v und Ml ■ Mvrtle A t.-.nnmg proct-u has been de­ ners; Adraln ot Orangeville and wmehow feel that God on high,, by a host of friends. the claMy Mason five 20 to 17 nt taultmUlf CuMonJ. plw- .t We. Be. ctwriltiw S'nM.t .i'ntt •»."Kalamazoo, ' besides many --------mutt love Hls > children best. He Rent, tor the toiling hin t, veloped lor the tender skins of New Howard of — Mason Friday evening. Tills was the era and supporters when T. K. G An ambitious group of young .i,.IU(nd u party at the Oraneie Hall other relative* and friends. holds them nt a rnoflier holds ter Rest for the anxious brow. . Zt-ahtnd goldfish, making it pos­ first loss the Masonites have sur- visited them. '.glove tosrers from Grand Rapids Is Saturday'nieht ' bate, t l«.c to her breast. The ptar-1 Rest for the weary, way-sore feet, sible for the skins to be used for fered on their own home floor in sure ot Hto hand to on hU Ilka a Rest Iran all labor now. Micro&cnpt. ncwsoid. newspark, rrnnc'n'uiiMtriM 1?™.'! “ “ J? u" a numm t.™ «... ,»• »r, "" two sciurjis So far during the DICK GERBER WINS IN .Hostings bms. There wUl be ton mn, to ttllclld p t A at the w women. prayer, for He took our loved one. to ‘ ‘ -------------- .j j--------------. I numb, capsulold. populoid. papette current reason. Mason has liad a k nr P MAT 9MHW b2UU„“'?d |)lcnty o( octlon 1* Durfee schoolhoure Friday eivning. Mete than 2.000 men and CO w*m- aTe a few of thc coined words that dwell with Him there. Funeral In'the early days of photography run of six consecutive conference A. Ur r. JflA I MUN Insured Both teams are fresh from Fcbrunry 17. en are employs! as nurx-n. in Lon- iiaVe been offered as a substitute for services were held at the United it took fifteen minute* expoaure to victories. , in rente of — — । uw iuius ui uw various uoiacn । Brethren church on Wednesday uft- , take a picture. - tabloid." Grace don Hie same started In Mason's usin -’Phc ot the~bad the bail sreather weatner that tnat|G|0V(, tournaments and it to hoped . iral fast-breaking style and Hastings prevailed lux Tiiunday night, a thnt a champion in the person of . was. on the short end ot «n 8 to 2 fair-sized. enlhuMastlc crowd was Steve Karines can be introduced .•core ni the end of the first quarhand at Castle Hall to witness ■ from the ring.- Steve was success ter During the second period the Pythian mat show promotedby fU] |n beating hto man at Battle Adali and Howard found the basket 'Farmer Nick of Battle Creek The creek on the night of Jan. 10 and tor Hasting* but the Marunite.* uiain go of the-evening brought to-! goes to Detroit with the team from were nd Idle during Hie period K''tlM'r Clem Bavoldi. Buchanan. the soutiwni district to compete in either and. thc score at the half' Michigan. 143. and Dick Gerber. Ule niulA on 17 Bnd ^2. stood 13 to 0 in favor of the latter: MbhawalOB. Indiana. 145. Gerber, Unj arc backUls 1Uin enlhus. team. TTHi- u> his aggressivenev. and great-»lasticaliy and a large number are Between .tiie halves the Hastings ----n*»t experience, held upper!I pnlne . the upper ’rnlt nn going tn to IV Detroit on ths tiie 17th 17th tn to um see. coach and players got into a huddle hand throughout the bout and took him meet tiw* best boys from other and figured out ways and means of two out of three.falls tn a two hour holding their sriecdy rivals in check. ceptfon is assured him at the Jubilee Adnlr, Thomptiin and Howard' Gerber ------pinned ’------ Bavoldl to the mat Meet if his success continues.. scored in quick succession. ilic with n full body hold to win tiw Next week's Batuwr will carry a rcccnd half opened and tiie the first fall after twenty minutes ol program giving thc names of tiw latter put Havilurs into the lead f >r grappling On their wcond appear- contestants who will box Iwre on tiw mice in thc ring. Savoldl put Gerber the. first time during the game with 23rd. Local fans have inipatimtly thc defensive and took thc sec­ waited the' reojwning of the Odd; a field goal und Snyder, added a on ' ond Uli with a full body hold und fellows' allows following the lull free throw.. • The fourth ix-rlixi was n defen- 1tt body slam at the end of ten min-.; made necessary by Uw statewide ,Hv. m«„. sive OT battle. Mwm lied- wm the score :’« ' ’«• Wlt>' “>inss even-up In the Golden Glove contests. In the final minute of play and if..' third frame. Gerber hit thc younger timekeeper 8 gun sninided as a shot Snvoldl with a Sonnenberg lliai pul' by Thointtoon was tn midair. The’1'" Buchanafi grapplcr out of the ball hit the Inop. rolled around th.- r‘W f°r ten counts within five mln-1 tiles rim and finally dropped out-. ?"• “ utter n**“" life ihlrd tussle hbegan. *M’"n 1 As tiw overtime perl-xl started., Tiii1 semi-finals found Dutch I the crowd was In an uproar. How­ Velde, Hastings. 151. always a pop- j ular favorite here, and Jimmie I Thrift Sensation! ard's free throw pul Hastings'ahead and u moment later tilts same play­ Shaven, Columbus, Ohio. 150. who | SUPERIOR .S', si. er dribbled dowrf and scored a field goal that rfive his team a nice marj■ ■ - schools - - for - sev­ ! from closing of- the margin. Mason tried gamely to even resulted in a draw. On their first appearance in the; eral months of thc year, if that tiie v ■mt but the* Hitotinv.s defense ring. Velde took the offensive and were deemed necessary, or from inwas able to hold them Id cheek. STURDY UNBLEACHED «>. uw Hastings team wm On rriuav Frld.iv'the will .•" an" »‘«Wh jtruclion by Inferior teachers, are 24x48 • go. to Oucro for ii contort with the *1,lch nett*d bur. the first fall-at not the children of the well-to-do. of' n Jlfttcii ' ftut hi ih >chr, -1 qmntet there. Th- the end n "*'" minutes. In tiw Rich' people can pity for their chil­ last home game of the w»*m will M-cond frame. Shaven reversed- the dren’s .instruction. B would be peo­ Full Standard Construction! Stmi-Strvicel be with Eatjn Rapids on Tuesday procedure and put the local wrestler ple of small means who would find on. the mat .with a combination it( difficult if not impossible to give .Feb. 21. bodv xjam gnd hammer lock at thc their children a good education, cxyou really want to economize, you'll make your end of seventeen minutes. The third cvpt through a public'•school ays­ CIkxh* the newest colors fen •n sheets I Easy to do—and think how little they'll fall was a draw. your summer costumes t Pop­ , ,. ‘ rem. such ax we have. • . st at less tlian 5c a yard! 7 Rtx Roy: Mr- VanBuskirk produced stalls-* ular French s«Je and T High took their tint pmne ..Ji 1x Smith. b'nrtJJ’ Flint. 190. “and ,K* 7?* comfortable cradle foot. from Bollrvtie the Ypsilanti. Mi.uriur ' in ......t Friday runny to U|C ,, ■ • ,....... 178. drew in thc t;M lo show that the number of W-b-a-l. a value 1 Don’t Mis* This tune of a '25 33 to 7 nrvtc. ~ scholars in our schools had inscore. Thc The BriieBelle- r*-'1 PORTO RICAN vtie opened u, thc and ’hat *proved of little interest ■ cn*ased.in three years, yet the num­ V..-, team «)«.-,».,< V scoring 1UIU SUPER Value I ------ - like u much . .... to„, .— . the first quarter looked w tn rim 4 . ■■ i^r of teachcrr. hod-been reduced tighter game would develop bllt 1 he bouts were referred by John1 from 50 to 42 At the' present asduring ;h<> next periods the'Middle- StafTen. -Battle creek. swred valuation of this city, if the. vlllc- tram broke into their full iwnnni AMn’nACCQC ' < nt and one-half per gent total stride and although leading only u WUUULANU LAutno t^xatloii allowed by the amendment , Hand Work to 3 at thi- half. durlAg the second SWAMP LAKE 0’ ° 50-28| were apportioned In the same pro-’h-'lf the T K outfit piled up 10 L jxirtlon es hud been true in recent points to Bellcvu'/;' * r* r.*in. ...i wm.- .i cagers uxnc tne ai,-. Ji.,!.,, the- .ui.uunl received by our lb‘"h tMtinf, man.for Middleville with grc-.iic with a rush nt WoodlandI city schools would luck nearly 936.­ 13 points chalked up to his yrnitt Friday evening tn gain a 10 to 91 i'i)6 of cov< ring their yearly cost, and Bovi r wivi second with 6. Pol- j.-ad c.-.er their opponents nt the, .basing the figures on our lust year's gar wns high paint for Bellevue, with quarter. The play continued close- budget of 970.000. The Hastings Part' ‘ ly - (ought UiroiH'th the first half . rchool iKidgct was reduced last, year LINEN hk* better than eighteen per cent, and Wirevue, rexencs by utmo t the wtoJhind. But the pace «•*. by th- abrcil four per cent the year before. CRASH J7 wirnr »mre. 25 to 9 They al-j Woodland team during the .second SLIP ON FABRIC trailed Bellevue at tlm beginning of hdlf.war too fast anti at thc end of the situation up to his hearer.. «□ Heavy the rami- but proved their superior- t’W Va;i;e take o’ boys milled that they might >n»' tiie cwidliiyiwfwe th<- end . £() t,. 23. W.wdland's rewnes-ah.>, tloiu and difficulties in the wav of AND Weight! Tue'day the Mhltll. ville team met won'from ilie’uke OdcsTa ’wconda proper maintenance of the scluwls defeat nt the hands of a fast snnxith 24 to H. , brought about by the tax limit WHAT niniiiuts- team from' Gulrsburg. " . -. •amendment. He said thal unquexNew Spring Shades which was probably tin- best tram : tlonnbly whatever had to be il.ue Pretty Enough for Table Mali! RIVERS <>F INK-. Sturdy! VALUEI w> hnui met this year 'nie^gdill ........hits two rivers wi.ilch com­ । would be done, no nuttier whiit AlReriu Dry dishes like a house afire! And vlih- team go: otf to u shw atari bine to ... make 'ink.' One stream .•arrlflce mli-ht be required but he nraln and Galesburg held a 20 to 9 drain? a rcition linpremtated with' Ix-liewd that, in justice to the how all rush-to use these snowy towels h-tid mrr the T K quintet nt the iron, while the other bows from a .-rhools and tn justice to hundreds Warm! with pastel borders. I5J4" x 30". 'ivilf way mark. Iti the second half peat b^g IxilHing a qunntitv of gal- ■iof young people, whose only hope through a system shower the MithPrviilr- team came pe add. Tiie mentins of there two of - education ---------- -r- -to--------— ------- of -­ hemmed You'll want a stack! ! nubile education, education. our public nubile school rack and scored 15 point* to Gales- (reams mixra the iron and Che'PdWio b irg's fi. leaving the final score 39 (.ttji5C ucld (inMiucing a weak form of «rvice should not be too draotlcalh. 24 In favor of tiie visiting Gales- lnk (comparable to that furnished ly curtailed, and that some plan SPECIAL LOT burg team. Peeling lepd the Mid- in mnnv newt oftlwr -might be worked out whereby oi.r dieMlle scorer,, with 13 |x>tnts to his y 1 ”,, ! schools could continue, with a t.-ir credit. o A gardener says -that his veer-1 reduction in salaries—which is the In the preliminary game thc Mid- tables are gracing very slowly- thto ' oly place where a reduction ran dlcville Reserves defeated the Gales- year Hls scarlet runners, in fact.'be made—and that our sch'n'.s burg seconds 23 to 15. Mugridge ;ire mere hikers. . | might runtinue with the best teaciiilng service we can obtain nt fnir j pay. No one. he said, lias so much to |r.»in from this course as the people 'of small means, or no menu* at all.f : It Is for (hem. not rich people ib..'. [he pleaded, because If people Iwe litre's your big opportunity to have warm winter coverings , money 1. <y can find a way to cdu-' Hostings, Michigan • Telephone* 2244*2557 | cate their children without difficul­ —for LESS’ 3 lb batts, 72x^0 inches. Made from NEW • A Record UI Tte broadcloth'ty. and uui afford thc cost, while Value at die others could not. natural cotton linters I . Week of February 19th Sunday and Monday, Feb. 19-20 NET EARNINGS DE­ H I • . ----------- I Material Reduction In Prices Marks Discharge jOf In • — vestment In Equipment ; aS”>ir. ss-r.r-'E. iu ”<£^73 ^7X77. “ IE and Mi j l «- • «<■- «•« — *■&.. SUPT. EXPLAINED SCHOOL SITUATION Silk Hose 25 10 for Rag Rugs yard* MUSLIN SHEETING GOWNS Step Up, Men! Another SCOOP for Penney’s Get Yours! WOOL MIX Work Socks 2for 49 GLOVES Dish Towels 49 Here’s VALUE Plus! Cotton Batts TRAND iri tii r Michigan Boll Telephone Co. Reports Big Loss In Ool- i lections'And Phones •- “A Farewell to Arms” Charlie Chase In “Girl Grief" and News. Added—“The Street Sinter and the Organ** ADULTS 25 Cents—Children 10 Cents COUPON—TUESDAY—NIGIJjr An Authentic . . .Amazing Adventure ! “The Blonde Captive” PARAMOUNT PICTORIAL AND CARTOON A Coupon and Ten Cento Will Admit You WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY SYLVIA SIDNEY & CARY GRANT h ‘MADAME BUTTERFLY’ ADULTS 15 Cento—.CHILDREN 10 CENTS FRIDAY and .SATURDAY ROBINSON " ’Tiger Shark’ Magic Carpet, "Gorges of Glanta”. Spencer Traey, Marion . Nixon In “The Face In the Sky." ADULTS U Cento—CHILDREN 19 Cento 49c CREASE DURING 1932 Gary Cooper - Helen Hayes - Adolph Menjou The ratio of net earnings of the ’ Michigan Bell Telephone company for 1932 to thc cost of the plant and Its other assets was 2G per cent compared with 362 per cent the previous year.' Thc company failed by over IflOO.OOO to earn thc divldends of 92.50 per share paid on its stock during the year, accpiding to ;the report of the company'sopera­ tions for 1932 presented by Burch Foraker, president, at the annual meeting of tho stockholders held on Thursday last week. . The report also shows a net loss of 105.495 telephones in Michigan ' during the year. At the end of . 1932 the company had 527,710 tele- . iphoiies In service. Exchange mes; sages declined nearly 11 per cent : and toll messages more than 22 per । At this meeting the board of directors were elected, who named as officers Burch Foraker, prosl-, dent; George M. Welch, vice-presi­ dent and general manager; Walter I. Mlzncr, secretary'-treasurer and Georbe J. Brett, general auditor. A new lawn-edglrig ■ tool, re­ sembling a scooter, Is moved along the edge of a walk by the <»perator who rests one foot on a platform. Why couldn't tiw device be de­ veloped to include the whole lawn, and enlist Junior's Interest at thc cams time? - Something to Shout About!. SELF-PATTERNED MEN’S Broadcloth CAPS SHIRTS 53 Chenille 49® RUGS Heavy Nap “BIG MAC” 49 WORK SHIRTS now 25% t Improved Quality! At the tame A LOW priceFiner, heavier chambray I And even better workmanship than ever I Dressy collar — rounded cuffs — and fine stitching that gives added strength I Coat or Closed front! PENNEY’S will take your check for amount of purchase Full-cull Pre-shrunkl Fart colon and white I The BIGGEST OVERALL VALUE Yet—at Penney^ Famous OXHIDES All the features of a high-priced over­ all—(lacked into a sturdy, long-wearing garment that will give you service with comfort! Triple-stitched and bartacked I Boys’ Sizes 39c . PENNEY{ 1161118 EAST STATE ST., HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1913 PAGE FOUR Ran nor hlu met budset deficits by in-‘ Ddtuitr taxation. Fur ARlingS Dd lllicr r-.n.-d u^tton. For three years i «h~u.,. n.u«toi >»» >1 Hto.iin*., Bukina- ed income but congress has made "■”-7^'~Z7.-------- no effort to make Uiem balance. COOK UROH, Killian. r^ h., gtwn way m n* cook a).T OtHtlionS- ‘ This and That views ana upimons. Mortgage Sales. Wildt DlllCYS OCiy Farmers. Take Action. A COMMUNICATION. January 19J3. Backward Glances; I Hastings Banner, . Hastings. Michigan. ■ Bits of Yesterday GvnUcinen -. I I have been thinking of- writing A Protest. to you people for a long time. Big TEN YEARS AOO TODAY. McKAY V3 DILLMAN Caution Needed. JBVTXTF SKVKSTH TEAR powerful veterans' lobby to such an • Mrs. 'Belie McSwetncy «f chi- 1 as I usually have some kind of a evident attempt on the part T—»—~extent that a reserve officer who of An near Ithaca. Michigan, about c “ K» vUltng Mn. Abbie Blnnchjeport to make about the snow here Frank u. D. iwonocy. MoKay. im Kent Up hvar sums*. mMUHsai*. auvui —•­ th, post T.fficr «t lliillnr*. ,. , _ . .. , 01 Prana :u» count? --------------------.. . ..,A_ yt... m i wills Und -other (■enkd <!*■• i-etvcd a few weeks in u training nn(| fprenrr-'tale treasurer,-to „ thousand farnwrs gathered aj .. u -ard. Mrr, M. I. I have kept waiting, thinking We I would get enough to report on pret“ ' ' ’ camp can draw a far greater pen- .vise control ol the siaU' highway chattel mortgage foreOiaaure s/fr41friends this week. ■ slon than a private who was department wiU icvtaled in infix - and bld ta property covered by Mi u Myrtle Clieeieman and MU-. 'ty soon, and every time I began to Dorothy Bump spent the week end feci encouraged, the snow would miimed and and battered battered in in actual actual com com- niatlon coming out <jf.r Lansing this -^u.M70 mortgage simitar Moxrussqc maimed OroVl c. ptiiman took j,for !Mp13.75. lleurA KJ vea with Mr. and Mrs Atfiirew Mat- leave, and -inoc the country has bat Is such service as this worth „.flL<d to take order* Irani Me- , arlier m thc week. Both are mutugone democratic we don't know 13.000 per year per representative? Kay, the Grand Rapid* bos* 1* xud fc.itatlons of a movement that bcMr;.. Mitcliefi Dykstra h#s re­ what to expect. We now have just ■ Onre again tiw answer ta decidedly to be opitttau; his renominalion at gan in the Iowa coni belt. turned from Ann Arbor where flic maw chough to corer the ground, '■ SO, HO.™ tototo-to dto : took her little *on. David, for treat­ say a couple inches or eo. Hardly 1 enough to rt-port on. and wt- haven t tie held in Grdnd Rapids on Feb. '.’a 1,1 that wct,on of ,hc ment and an operation later on <’ seen ‘ ’ country Inludru'.Kni. Hut McKay u„. cq-Jmrynavfc--------- one -break. The niunwr of. a genuine bld-fashioned snow been particularly fiard Mrs Geo. McDonald of Dclroit senator* and representatives who barking the candidacy Ol ManEy hit by high mortgage debt* and <i«•drift this winter, so I will tell youj may attend funeral* of Hou*e mem- O-god Ot Ann Arbor for, .'ta’i j-ii xii imid rrvenuj-s. During and vc’nir laM week, being called Iwrx something about my first winter i by the death of her unde.' Jud.-on . ten .i .Wto. Ito, -------- ,---------------------------1 landed here from Hastings No-' 1 ‘ hrrn rwUiieed from forts' to only —11 10 u*un*an. . bmm m farm-land value:-, through­ Stark of Middleville. . . . , h , ri,t« th* Hom.-■' f,un*m?‘nu im,1?' out llle ‘^‘'n belt, Choice farms in in.- miws Tiie Miwes pwowy Dorothy anutn Smith ana and vember 8, 1882. My brother Hollis । at the train which arrived u Ivan Blit to offset Oils, the Hi u. Wly tonvn.wwMr «).<• «i.Uui>.|> tcu* andsold lor as-high-wf Ida Bell* Ely of Grand Haplds. met -- me a! at^ut *cvm or seven-thirty P. M.' i. -aur -nt with it* annual deficiiDvin-n.it' crock,- the .ship 1■■i.(J.|400 Mom-y was pli^Bful Ruth Smith and Ek-Mo.-cLs Wilson <4 S2G.(S» will be coniinurd. After, Diuinen tv a hlgtip . Of Luis.iu,<s n aJl^ [^,,15.. utl(j Sylvate nt Kalumawa Nanlul were *iu There 1 hl'r‘' was no snow and the weath-' ... mve.siosa iuuuca Kocranj on uirac vnu kucsu oi air*. McnvugM. *; r war. nice and suiiuy for “ few 1. .11 what ft a mere »2o.ooo io com- **J?*ft’ “»«■«« * '“« « M« Mclimgn « ' ' , l'\11 high lalualiuns. A rv' ldcnt of Iowa- Mr.. H. E. cAmttdon and son d»’ * asked one of the re«idcnu b.i'..H.( Vl the lG.j| u, n. it tliinng halcyon j.wcph O’Meara an«i Mia Genl- here if liny hud had any snow yet ■ prexnt nutmnal deficit! Jdepa-tn-.cnt will be done- 1:1 a bum- 'days lenders didn't try to talk down vk-u- Rider Left Saturday fur Kai ,,n'1 lu‘ said no,.but were l.«»kliu . ■*- .... . j . ’ and■ tfearless ......; M-AJ-fike way. and rm otu- will g-ei the amount of the loan involved; omaguo and Mui Rider returned to 1,or h- every uay. My brother, Hoi-| With sued daring >pccul u.._.. .be. -tt'cll John, are . .. - ■in . instead it would college work Evanston. — Hil­ lu. told me that whatever the * strides toward economy as this we -j don’t knoi McKay's c.m- you sure that's ’all you'll need?'' — --------------- ------------ to ----------------- ------------ lo'-tad cnc yet.• Crop prices were gOOfL land value* ____________ ol it. which i>ruM-d true u* time ... ... lid await'the balancing he Is outI towould p.---' . eemc.l in thc procr.M of a pcmia- Elk Rapids win have bcm the went on and 1 uilen think ot it yet. I toiio -»ai. 1. u.i l.u*. of. the>but 1 am informed renbmtaation. on Nov. 30 the snow began i uonuUme utter the year,: rather be beatcii . ----- .... --------- . . new upswing and good farm -mort- gueata ot Dr. and Mrs. F G. Slief- Wdl. than b» subjected tailing on wet ground. Atting aomf-1 gages were considered thc cream of field leave today for Detroit to visit to dunr.r.uiiuu by him '* . one if they liwugui it would stay on - fur two weeks, reluming via liisI Manky Chimed, mentioned a.. Me-1 good investments. lings. ;Kay‘s candidate, is president of the! t.c-ah; were not made with any the mud to stick. LET S HOPE SO [Ann ---------------------------Arbor- Construction------Co. ,and; Next morning tt was nearly kn«i- j Ps-rr.a;>5 Michigan liaui'f a »13.000- tlie Ann Arbor Asphalt Con..truc:ion regard to the carniiui capacity of TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. I deep, not A> very cold, but snowing | PETITIONS. Mrs. Bruce Hayden ot Saginaw. right akrtig. It was wutclied till hi jx-r-yr-.ir director of prison indu-’Co, atnijMrd concf-ni-. wh> Lave the property involved A farmer Mlt’ply borrov.vd according to the num- Saturday for a visit with her had snowed wane nc-ry day for | Before signing any petitions ic- (rt,. .IU, ,11. AmnlW to OO.. lorty or fifty day.-, and then we lent qututiiu: new taxes for any purpose Convu-Gt no pri-wn, pardon and: . a.(.,., nt RUda!.,h E. ffm-hnt, Site lias ju.it tetumed inun tr.uk ot it, but it kept coming, ami' hoarser worthy it Is well to re­ partfle oopunikdon has yet been/1 mti- banking cummroaonvr. uhr twins. — talked into larger loans .Ch!c.t. > when- a very suottMafui by hbout tills time dr before if idui j member that tax delinucncy in aulhoria-d and no apjxiinimcntj' with Jo ijih D. Fra-t. JlL-publieun than he really wanted. In this in- operation wan performed on her r. iclied a depth of three and one•tance tiie relation of lenders t» ... Michigan at present ranges from 30 made. .'Hits despite the fact Rut chairman of Susi Mrs. Albert Morri* and son Albert a (iked part time in the woods cut- . ifcKay in !>.!(,.«er* wav somewhat .-imtlar t:> ■ . . ' . . ■ , .. । keen in .conft-i.utto sa per cent. This is to> great <i Eduard N. Frensaorf husscl up elab- ,lu, n>arI,.r nf ic epposi- riia't of our foreign -tankers who who have ' been spending several ; !gw sawlogs and Mom- wood. nicx< | percentage. No government car. rat? headquarters 111 a Liinsing hoj„ yir. Dilhiui Uy wiui iw tockhold- loaded down such countries as Cl die. week-, with lier grandparent*.. Mr. Ufea ured inc the suw snow wrry evi-ry « day with but; ' Pen:, Bolivia and the Argentine and Mr* J L Reed, left Sunday tor Io,n foot m-’asut^ and It took alicontinue for ionjt under such an tel. has interviewed many persons cr.> in the a ; . J with’enormous debt.< for the sake « lhy,.t ai Pldtadciplua. ;(ll i; bm H youd iiandjiold on the’ overload. Tberb has been too much and has tvued many statements) c making a good iwofli for themsclvi Cha... Hoc- of lionton. Mtc.ibun. IH| ground Was not fr«wn| John Gill government by p- tuion tn the part. concerning his roseate plans for - wilt M ind-.iv with in. aunt. Mr.. ....... ■ : ........ v .... ! it of surplus funds i* said ti J utr K Radford, uuil taiiei rc-ta- th.i'irt'.g and scttlitu af the bottom, Petition* by special, group* liavj- savmg the state a million clollani a tivea <jI this place ’ tendrd !o increase the cnit of guv- year through rvorganixing the ■and t-'-w snow coming every day ta! Me. ut.d J. H. Pitten-ter nt kei-.. up'the supply. Wi-.m we fell I emnwnt and are now rcsirtthff ef­ prti.'ii indiKtrics. Judging from Grand Itap’.da were guest* ot their a tree it ■ would-bury fi.-.efi in tliej forts to bring .them down. Taxes what the Rovemor says the' whole1 (laughter,- Mr/. C. J. Stuart, urer for i! a limb should lly back id Mrs PRICES RANGE FROM $1750 to $50-00 Over three hundred samples to select froih .. . and every suit made in the style and model you like best. .. and a perfect (it guaranteed. Lambie & Doyle "The Store for Dad and Lad" jfcwer must be given to the cxcfsj; the fat salary ot J12.000 per year. In obliged to w..it a full week :■> re­ tire. Congre.-s either hasn't 1)19 tn- fact'practical, non-partisan men ot ceive a clu-dc ui payment «L tu Kcmuty or duqxxttion to da it ' Mr. real worth a» public servant* could sec >.ul xhipmvitt. amounting ta.12.Gurnee should know! He has bcm be secured for a fraction of tiiat 0®.IB. Thc celerity with whiyh lu wti.i paid tttouaeii considerable com« powerful Under in tiie hijuw-for sum- ' • ninny ycuts awl any sltortromiiig of. WHATS THE REASON ’ I ^ha*. body'u a direct reflection cm George Fotfikcs, n.-preM-ntat^i hi* own influence. As majority elect of tile fourth congressional district, has launched a bitter at­ etnerecacy propcsal granting Presi­ tack against tiw state police. Re iiaa highway.departim-qt late in Decem­ dent Hoover powers shnUor to there in the western part of.bis district ber. In much the .same manfier in now suggested-for Mr. Roosevelt.. advocated abandonment of Pf^ts tires and tubes.’ and sh-at th-.AgcordW to Mr. Garnwi his own that are key posiUon* on the crime |n.'.«r cf Highway C<>mnu.c iwty had definite Ideas on htg nib-' route between Michigan and Clu-i Drthr.an to pe. tntt llvjtet and'did not intend to let tiw cago. Tiie stat#, police ix thc -only placed aroused Me Grand Rapids Chrotticl rxccutivi' branch userp tiie. cinBti- organizalion we have Immediately A Quotation illusion u-'iti eik't' be found the limtes! friend jo truth.— ;<■ who put their wot ihlfw siicu.-ities irif; public ofl'aflith rcrnuirnt of s hud after a vi.-it .with and butter. > went "t" Grand I enjoyed. The family we boarded —-fisted of an elderly couple Rapids Friday to visit M-- WiUj -child, a girl eight or ten Dltintfir. h-rul.-rly Mi-j. Claire H”glcl of tiiw city. \ and ata ay had family worship, Mr* F A. Btaex.ij.in of Delton, lou-ul-that the Lord wa»rp.-nt Friday with Mr* Rose, Col-', ar, near tht-rc-u* anywhere, and' grove enroute to M-ddicvlllc U» vUii i .mu .r,u.u. r,.nij - ...............- ..---- ,u hern. Tuesday from NifiM . Whin i! rauw re tincalled to attend' funeral of -the latter's nfotlu•:, tiw.c miles ta a i the country and Summers. ■. ' . * Do You Know About the NEW HIGH Powered ---. tmi»; kr the sjn-ini; schoolhomc oul in ut that unit- the NEW PERFECTION milter. Mrs Orerii! only one tint has voted in-re conFORTY YEARS AGO TODAY.K timpuriy since that time Wt like About 2.5 young ladh.t taw «- tiu- climate* wf“* ’ ’—ring, 1— *tnvig-i"“ elating atnirei 1 -excellent Ptw Parlor dxpecta HIGH freezing OIL COOK STOVES? If you don’t, it will be a revelation to TRY one •and see for yourself how quickly it will cixik! It is almost unbelievable to see how inuch this N«w Perfection stove has been improved. «- starving h’.trt'-d mid .tndtutrtowi and where Hi?- nrunmoth tall maple.' and elms ivc this .-’ Md'there are many good farm in Kai- houo-.s now Let us demonbtrate, or better still, try it yourself. yr-t Will Jimi ,.i»ac»- in yonr i basket. I have inatcnni for ing qpnccrM*d would" •ext nwrriinc 'FREE and fair d. . Jutiofial 'right* rd. congrea*. And available capable ol dealing with A BjT OF COMMON SENSE what waa d.-iie? Nothing, absolute­ prgatilred criminal uangs Yet Mr ly noUung. except tiw enactment df Fbulktw would disband them! Why.’ other day .•aid, - If more cwiccnu hav< been. made. Caught beta­ writ owned Individually hkt- this. swollen mortuain- imlcbtrdni-i* » a billioh-dollar j»>ik barrel bill and r.a forim-d lust .to si'll providing brand new !'r rilUation for farm rn Brown in -his aeries i on'Corts nt the state The present mtrifni-nf- nl o ph-triy i f rirnmon •■•n.M' I, pointed out . many ed farmers to take charec . Kh;< i - ttys. Tne do* fx has »L< n com- j)rn!..;lthe mav’iUty.ol quite a number of .ears through the pualure* to do anything -worth present othcial • family 1 L-oniis has h“" ■ ......................... ....... MwiiATORlUM FOR MICHIGAN. Govt I nor Coinjock ti e ■«r .v r s pratw- fat signing an act tlut will >t tax-delinQttcnt on aft'o: year. Why ui-il . t fictaB. ' tpau undcrnratli Upsets old ideas QUitr -U in those daj.v We txxtrdcti Ufa a family living in a hew Itouie t i,. not finixited und it was pri'ty cold’ jonH-titQf*. and Uw . ; -.na.-.ly ■ Tvme.mtxrs one ability of Mr Frensdorf docel t! Fine fabrics and good workmanship serve as the basis on which we build their style mid cut tint one into wood su the caw.-, might be. then u J L crockionl cf '•'•--ik^feil nnutluu- one until we got nd Ihrtry Crockford and wife :nil, — — —- ■ -■ Monday evening with - A Die .-.'.7 OR- NEEDED ’xurtl’i’.ss-of who started the plan to . itire'l.ind Mr. Frensdorf into a stnunCongresj unw prof*>*w to Rmc‘,1.11 sweeping heated .state job. the legislature and Pit Kh nt-El ‘the governor will have pulled a ktgantlc bom-head play if they him get away with it- A prUm.lnGarner, Kuppenheimer and International Custom-made Clothes are fundamentally sound Sitndiiy.i. M-lieme A-enw to have been . con­ doie-by passing potiuolis ta In- I reived by "Some »t LB influential; create them. [taclrstuie patronage fans which are; John Quality Woolens op- of n.nutt»'y:i.. icw-nt. of it you can i have th.-,: luck will in ’ from Uw ‘ windier.-.—El- 'INDICATED. y have inng held the promise t A W. Nil-bob. boostutg and price nxinw b--l hopeful ’—-JK-I eye of agriculturiMv M: , Spuil.iin:. and Mi.', Mauri; 'The sen.uble man can vastly mare acts .. Yon-i;; >>! Mladieviiic alt-.uded tin-; crease lus own pleasure bj <h>- habalthough trr past eleclions tliey seem Y. M. S c. ivip Tuesday night [it of enjoying other people's sucto halt hud considerable vot< •;-> tWm Carthdue .of Irving was in I tea.'.’—Bruce Barton, writer and imK-jrppcal. Puwfiy fami-.f - now the city hatuaLiy He is worjemf I auvvrri*mg tMuixa-i. i afire Hut ihey have lx>-n deluded on the world's fair buil<iii>.',> in h>.-<- many year* by »mh hr.,\-.-iW<> CiuiigQ and t-turhs there >hu|. chevies and are now taking dull-, il-.e .’action for themwlvi-s. Mr- Ella Bcm-ria motlter. Mr.- : I Drolh i! and a»tci. Mis* Drailctt of p 4 nrartgages . wire proba Bvll'.-.tie. are’vumng her lor a tcw| honestly. Lender und borroi tlaVt. UM the trsnMction to r.-Mrs- Julia Reeder of Grand Rap-i heir mutual benefit. Mart; ids u. visiting tn tne city tne su,*at ot Ml.--* Genie Bro.cn. Miller Furniture Company Complete Home Furnishers' NO Dairy In This State Produces CLEANER Grade A Milk ... Than Does the Highlands Dairy! ttieUimc ahead when a < >r. c: govenunrut and rr would nlake the paynii • Ioans virtually mn>0i.! Uiat tne diMlng'itshr^l be ivri’c and senate; ■to Waste .me takn. 11‘ tbe benefit of Re1. he.*c lurd titnc* : li -teiird to an exceedingly in-; taig zrawa on Sundae morn- j ay Rev. Master." though wc Crumbs ( f Wisdom. BRIEF. OBSERVATIONS । neglected nui e refused scow tIran abihti building <°r a* hill © mis* valuable mtaut* th» Pt ■ .-.bvltrisn church will be cn-{ trrtaiiu-d on Friday afternoon by Mr» H J Kcnficld The gentlemen ‘ On Monday ue received call*! from P. G Abbott and George D. • ram C L kngu.y and AeivutypoJ -pn . , , tiring down the • cost of governincr.t, to reduce needlei* bureaus unci departtaciiLr to put cboipensaUon to disabled veteians-or war wid-jwj on .in equitable iwi:-' 'liic iun«cr tn each w-x- is NO! Con- x- nidged from irilinary business Way of Our World pa' uuln 1 seek* f.n wcuiity through .unu'Mtik- unwitting enemy vl th.-, NEWS GLEANINGS. ----------------------- - - •—--C world* progress. - Dr. Nicholas 1 An-.boyna burl is considered tne (.anient group m Uw Utaua thau*:Murraj Butler ,worid‘s moat expensive wood congress, every wxoud counts! Un tortunauiy. howvici, the suonos! 'Unkijlhe nations ol tiw world Canada huu liad no bank failure are wUing to liquidate their hates, since August. 1933 ’ downing mote turn ; th. v can muW little progress to. i-aiii 4'iiiidaiina miir debU. — ,reckoning. i geon and other large fish. 1 Hany V. Adams. 1 O O F.i . n their way to attend the i-ewion ol the Grand L'rdgc al' Grand Rapid? dxttcr than it is tl:l> term, and «cj wk Hut nil Jhc patrons give the! itaclua thc encouragement they so I much need, by r-pctuiing a few*; licura in visiting the sfboob under their charge. Wc learn that Hon. Phiiltp T.( Van Elk haj tcudtjgd iu» restfinaMarell. That is what an actual TEST by officials representing the state of Michigan hows. Naturally we are highly pleased with that record, be­ cause it proves that we have succeed­ ed in our original plan to provide the people of this city and community with just as CLEAN Gradc/'A" Milk as is produced in Michigan, or any other state. Every drop of GradcJ-A" Milk you get from, this dairy is milk of HIGH QUALITY und comes from our OWN HERD, which has taken us years to assemble. Our herd is fully accredited by Hije^tate and there has not been' iyn indication of TB or contagious abortion in several years. When you get Grade "A” Milk from such a herd, you can know that you are not running any changes of disease, or starting any epidemic through the use of UNCLEAN milk in youjj- home.. Can you afford to be without Highlands Dairy. Grade "A" Milk. Thing it over.. A* phone will bring it to your home. THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 HASTING^, MICHIGAN �TIIE BASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, ISM p===----------- - ---- ;-i Social Events and Personal Mention ' FLANKED STEAK. DEER PARK ROAD LEADS II I 'pcru-ThouM »te«k. TO LOST WILDERNESS G medium-siaed pkatoes. 3 large tomatoes. ■ Uuapoiled 00,000 Acre Tract 1 head cauliflower, cooked. HOW TO USE MAPLE 3 tebiej-z.ons butter. In U. P. Now Being DigPRODUCTS IN KITCHEN. Parsley, minted. covered By Touriits | Mn. CMr*. C. O. Nash Na*h of. of Grand Grund Rapid! Rapid* THE JOKE WAS ON MRS. PROBATE JUDGE CLEMENT Mi pie products are more constantii, Salt. vtelled Mrs. Kellar them last week. , KEITH CHIDESTER IT SEEMS. WEDS M1BH GERL1NOER. quality thap they *F to -------- in -y b — • uk -77.~ be — ■ Paprika. The ' Deer Park Road" running1 Mlsi Margaret Merrick was home In thc Detroit Free Pie#* of Mon„w, ..^.... ... -•— — . At a simple service read by-the’ t!, ----tce - the —r. department ■------ :---- — at agriculture - ----------- - ■I *3 labkspoon* ciiecze iu grated1 from Newberry to a coast guard I from Kalamazoo ofer tiie week end day In the iilhouettc column ap- Rev i-.rowi erf the First lU, ” Wa*himru*n h»« Hwrimmua: .... -----. . . lm „un n suwnpuu* ix Hear station locat-d on an teoteted *pot — Wuhlniton ---—-.T-- —■ —I T, nun with .. ’...... . . *kt!tet along thc shore of Lake Superior. U. with tn* thc inethiite method* nf of nrinartrur preparing Qliyueak on both ..... iildta in a hot Creek visited- Mr* J. F. Edmonds, will interest our reader# wcMr and -17 Mrs. fteuben rap. Mettexls are zcicnUflc now “M or cn the broiler. Cook tor atxait fw thousand* who hare du.................... .—....wlu> are— . ltnnw name Qf oi Mr. Monday. * innate**,* larlv jnenUoned mankinnM* Charles . L. .'. .qualnted anm with tlu. the J^y Gerhngur. their daughter. equlpment 1* mure elaborate than in.flitMrn minutes, turning uecaamnal- covered" the Superior State Fore.st Edgar Thoma* of Dayton. Ohio. 'I —C,.Vu — ___ __ ______________ mim rauur -2?!. p,ulln.e* Hazel, became the * day when ''Migarlng ofl was done:ly ou B heated pUnk^. placa - the » Dail leading to one of the few retpetit tiie week end with Mrs Newcastle. bride ui ol mt .Mr - J- Stuart Clement, with a huge Iron kettte and n ladle, -neak rm tbe plank ami pile a bar- mairung wildernesa areas ot Michi—r-' I’ understand The new# u.iuc ' Thoma* here comes from good ii' authority. Mn. « .M ” Min u Mr‘- E c- Clement, at tour which were all Uvat wa* rwccseary. |der Qt' potatoe* around it. Cut to- «*»'■ A f< tv year* ago the Deer Park Mr* Sarah Brand»tetter Is visit- Keith Chidester, of St. John*, play-Z O'clock, n-ri^w . on ^Matui ” Saturday afternoon, To get good resuiu. however, cun-! niat0Cui ln jixlf ^-(w*w-a<*, sprinkle stant watching* and the bulling and|w)th grated ch«v.*r. and dot with Road saw few.hcrse*. and an autoing Mr. and Mrs. Burr VanHouten ed thc role »f Newcastle, not long p.>,r,larv -i.vrmh of Almu-this week. ago Mr# Chidester to the wife of Mito OertSS was altracUve in a experterav in judging were more,butu.r. Arrange Uw*.; around the mobile.wa^ rare ft was used a* a .Mr and Mr*. Raymond Wjnde- tbe rector of thc Episcopal Church Patulja modil of rereda green crepe nMCBtfr than-Il 1* now.-When an Meaj| inside thc border of pitat)*.-- means ot getting suppit<» to the knecht and little daughter moved to m St Johns Lith a mmriUiL trnbin ai d 2ir- air thermometer can be read to Arrange Uw flow. r. t* - v.f < <.k.d ?oa-.t guard station and the few Owovio OU Tucadajr. Faced with the necessity of rate- ^d a b-Juqui: “f brtSs'rS?. She show the moment f*« removal from buttered cauliflower un Uw pl«u>:. dixek«>' who lived in the littlethc fire. Hw wil-W *yrup I* pul Thtt vecetabl*.-. ..nd '-t<-..k .twuid Endsley und and neither mother. Mi* Ina ing «omc money a* u nalnlesslv painle#a!y __ * attended cLrdon Bud End-.Ii-v retn-.e more monev .....by *Mr* .. * , iw score* of hunter*. cnAnna Emtetey vPiled retetivc# tn u poulble the women of the w«iTbJS*2S into Un cans and seated at once io ailirely cover Uw buArd Place .Uj. Clement, wlio wore a black and prevent spoilage By thc way, »yr- plank ■.......... • ■ - fried again during the in •« the cvm ........... t/nul tiie -|><uto i.u.ipTftvilh* last w«ck church decided on tt bate sale. A E white ciuembie. and carried a bou-. up. even today, molds- quickly when. oordc: 1* browiH-d M the l dn»t > und .Mr. and Mrs. Gurdon Edmund* of kind-hearted mercluuit loaned them quet of Urmrclifl rases- Little Gur- exposed to Uw aU' If you are lucky .r, .^ „rr t. n.-f* ;„ "„.. L>mj-»-mm;a ■ Na>h*«ll!c ipent Sunday with Mr. the use of one ot hU *lore window*’ don Lduu Cement, a nephew of to have a large tan rent. you. you the steak from the'nren. ;n.u<! i; he arm rh.*y returned the -----j f(lt akjfluy puqjoae*. a n o f which •nd Mrs J F. Edmond*. —... ... ,m. ,AJ(h bu.Ur Ul{o whJ£h lu. ‘ the groom, carried Uw ring on a -,.ti ;.z year bringing’uthen with Mr and Mrs. Franci* Ritchie of helped considerably. I pew ter plate graced by a singk er tpe can u opened* put it into and' today an increasing Lansing were Sunday guest* ot Mr Tiw sate wm gratlfytngly succe.M- 1 white roo* Mr clement wa* auUt- clean iwt Jara and to sual them witij worked rornu minced parsley, and paprika. Garnish th< plahX •nd Mrs Harry Ritchie. fui from a- flnancte) standpoint rubbers. After on. of ||ic.< jar* with tuft* of parsley. eg lan. .Mr und Mrs J. E Wai Uni of Their entire slock was Sold out by the «*<1 by his brother. Mr. Gurdon E ----. . . U4o a huge no Kalamazoo were guest* of Dr. and tune ttiey tpd to close up shop. Clrment. ; Tiie refreshment table, presided ^i* the tvfrUetal.t along tiie siujre ol OVEN POT-BOAST Of LAMB. Mrs D D Walton on Tuesday. That Is. everything except some very, over by the moUu-i. of the brute! in Luce and ChipM»P,C »)*up .-nd ugm. when 3 pound* lanj* from shoulder. Gordon Gam and MLm E*Uiet txcxilcnt cookies (they were sampled1 couple, was lighted with tvory la- proper y i»ude. nave the mu-.: deli1 cup potato *. cut In email piece Colored shirts are here again ... stripes, plains and Malkin of Battle Creek wire Sunday cid a vote taken' which remained per* in silver holder* and centered e**1” of lb‘'*,*a- What can b- bi-t■ 1 cup carrots, cut In snull pteci.* (Uixta of Flank mid Lettie Garn. behind, for *ome unknown reason. with a allver vow of white ro»e#. fancy broadcloths are favorites. Pre shrunk, fast i ’ter waffles "r for fnr griddle c*cakes k‘ ' “,and d *. cup onion, sliced. Mt* Joniwt Mteiiai-i went to Ann Tiw women went into a huddle and 'than maple syrup Unless it is soli color. Splendid quality for 2 tablespoon* flour Arbor tMlurday to atuud_m. Ufii- evolved the idea of taking them to, The bride ha* been. for near!)* maple sugar} You probably know ItKilly u>er« a>in<- it* holding*. A four years thc efficient commercial the rector'* wife as a gesture ot vvtslty and piv]uue for Iwr doctor** the fanio.u Adirondack pancake.) !u*adC|V.artr:-> was c^tabllfiwd on $1.00 Bruun the meat and transfer lu th« Ik e P.ifk H. «d and forester* <!> gree gratitude'for tier unfailing assis­ clerk of the Michigan Bell Tcie. phone Comany at it# ana otflcc in an earthen talking duh Add IxUling tance Mr. and Mrs. Aten Johnson and put together with >ol; sugar and txgan to develop planting anas and wat-.T and ewrr the dish. Let the ii lay means t'^r forest tire control. Mn und Mr.*. . Jatntt> ...... ........ Radford ._ .... lift Mrs Chidester was delighted at Hasting# Tiw groom is the ricwly- j whipped cream elected Probate Judge of Barry meat cook slowly in a moderate onlBundty on ajMisuM-s* ' ................. trip to At- this bit of thoughtfulneM and un­ । Maple makes a delxious flavoring Road.- smtabte for automobil? The new neckwear is even more colorful this year. Pa for tpo hours Add travel were cut tiirough tiw trackUinta. Qa. wrapped tiie package with a glow of, county. fir cv cream and parfait atid few own After a short trip. Mr. u;><! Mr* puddings. Tiie syrup, heated and the V'*g<<ablr*. cover, and c.xl* one koj. t<H«>t. A Land EcuhomJc Sur­ Stripes, small patterns in reds, light blues and Lins, Mr. and Mrs.*Burr Van Houten of anuclintion. When opened, how­ b1ll<o aown down * a utue Utile,, max*.* mates a a p<rper- hour longer. Tliicke-n the liquid for vey party mapped and studx^ the Alm* Sixrnt Satuiduy and Sunday ever., it <-x|MMed to her unhappy gaae Clement will be «t hnmcai 7M*W. boded We also have some Scotch plaids (or smart dressers. with iwr mother. Mr*. Surah the self-same cookies which she her- Grand Street, Hastings Thar many IcCl MU<.t. Jor ir, cl. 4nl. especially U pecan* or browned am.tmds ur< hH had baked that morning, and fnend# unite in best whites BrantWctter J. 00 *“* 'used. By tiw way. nut# ured for Mr. and Mrs. Tom Joluistdn at- bf which she hud a goodly supply Bui today the- a HAAN—EDWARDS. । thl* purpoM- or lu. any other, an(ended-tiw funeral of the formers stofed up for her own use. *■•. ziupmcn: as ; j Marriage vows were taken by Mita usually .better for ht-aung a short cousin. Wifliaiu Biuley. ut St i*s become bu; e; Vrr i Eduaid# of Muske, ’ <in and Mr. Ume in a alow oven tu ."freshen RANNEV — STEBBINS. John* Tu< mI:iv , Mr. and Mr*. F. Marvin Sage' From Monday's Grand Rapids John Haan of HaMlngA nt a cerer ua'm now one vf the uiiu’ahding recrea­ read by Rev. 1<> nu.-, at nine i Maple tro-ting. made By boiling w. tv in Muskegon Sunday th at- , re w wc copy v.,Pi the* following item of mi.ny ' tional «po*.s Ot the kind 111 MiciUoTlock on F.-b It. ui the home ofjthe ..yrup or ..,.ir li WaU.*’ 1 teaspoon <•« lery tend tiw ninerabof iwr auter, Mrs. interest to Ha*llngs people; Mr. and Mr* Prank Huvmer. Carl- it Umads aind <c-o:abnung I 1 cup strained to; W. • II.* uu!*t.>,u ui.J primitive cuncLllon W !1 S McLaughlin UMMA • . M U-TSJ IX. mu mH' ....., &a"« ■«-. - whites »r & ton Center. Tiie bndal couple was ; teat, n cxz ’ *r thr Mr.- Donald Van Zlic and Philip of Mr*. Mitel Colgrove Steboms of Bt(en(jed by Mr. and Mr. Lemani icooked with milk or cream to tiw ; have cumbnud to make n aUracCLOTHING for MEN &. BOYS Van Zilc r;-*urn.-d to Detroit on l-m-w-i and Ellis Wilbur Ranury vand*i>S. ;vg. of Grand RapltL. isoft bal! .-sage i- aNxin; d« licaty. Rub meal w-.il with salt and pep-; T)r.ir--d:iy after visiting Mr. and of Greenvilte took place Saturday cemulations me extended. •' HASTINGS, MICHIGAN per and dredge with flour and Mi J. F Goodyear. very loptAiraplucal in th-.' iK/mc of Seymour K. Fowler ______ , e , ____ ' Maple Tartt. town id w-U in lu’t fat Rcm-nv Jijpk Ht.nr and Earl Warcluim to northern Miciul - • s*-*;_-s u.'*s-L*_^rra...u-.,--T=-, 1 cup maple syrup. iif- sliced cnit'W ipenl flu- wick end with Mr# Wan i within Uw fore.? Only m-hrber.i of the immediate 1 egg. Ingredients. ■ linm and dawhtrt- nt the hpine of fanu! ' were pr> • nt -Mr. und Home El'OHOmic'i ............ ....................... 2 tablcspcom butter. Mi _. June Urigg* in ladumg. Mr. I.*R.y Ranmy and Mt.. Gai2 tabh ,}m .ns canw.iaich mixed, ................. :■■■■ I .. thl Mr. • ,and , Mrs. , Hai'dtl Edaer and , 'i*' and ML. Hattie llanney of It, YtCllSlOH VV'OTA.’ with '. > up cold water fwrll daughter. Jaw t. are . ix*nd.ng_t)r,envifte. Mr and Mr*. Lawrence LaAlLHhlUH n H a. ;i fup A(W tJw cufn. thrx* iinwi-u. th- ar .; *. i’ll .Mr and Mi. G.riin g, Colgrovc of Bijuuneliam and - ■ ■ - *' ■ **' <' -•= »tarch and ihe’beaten egg; c» k sauc: f«--*;te d t of coa! .-Grrn-,' Mr4. IUM. g Colgruve of Hailing*., norvrtn wn ■> ! until lliitk-' Add tne blitter und GROUP NO 2 . Tin M: N-..m.i mid Don* Um F>iwjn w Bishop of Plymteal well. Lili- Individual bakmi: SUGAR COOKIES Heme .. Economic* Extension Chib Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Michigan faticuhr aLindrd formal dinn<i uth congregational church 'read '. .* xten,‘.,oP..tl „ tinv with plailp pfetry and bake un­ attended a himial dinnti *rR,mb cup* gHnulat‘d sugai I..-- Hiit.’l Old* ;*.t l.iiioi,**. {mmriage service. . til straw color. Fili with maple Hainrday »ihi.bht ’ । gn*n iro. n by hv the th. Beto, in ., Mr j,|r and U((1 Mr*. Mp> Ranrwjv Ranrww'' left !<-ft fo. f<>,1,‘‘,;uv*r. °>1 mixture, cover wnn iuapj>- meringue with maple ^wn U1 ,Jow uv.n .31i dc. fau Alpha . "'Chicago and ths *ouUiwe*t. They £w«tey. Feb. U. at two o clock P. ...i- ■ <, -rtrude und Marram u.|| at home in Gninville after M . with 13 members present., The .1 Uuk..p.rfm (not [lessfln was on fowl ‘yalut-K and vila-i Bmiih of IMroit 'visited Haxtinr.*)March I m;" i. UK U,c d.wl.l.r f '"A ’ Irb.t.res (,n Sunday and .-'.lied on "" ' Mf .„ H..„r*y „ Ala pic Parfait. :k bt Late ,™-. !nt(. Fl,,«i. '''“"J-""1 ' ■*•'* I lix.r 5 i.<n<lm*urr. J. 1. Lombard, tlM Phmp T. T C4im,v colgrove ...a and ......... of . Al'.nft' CUitnm, or .nd Cbcrk-L An n ,rr i, t plat CTCTU, *1 I', nnock ii -Ajiit.ii. . 1 H<-a.e Aitoft' Colarove of Hasting*. ■■ ......... . ■ , ■ *n nutmeg. . .. . M mid Mr* E ii Mme and dill- Mr a * rrsWwil %- »>*< -- - Wong - tni grme s?'ne of of trui.-uost-d traronosM ktu-ra. letter* wa* wa,| ] cup hl,t•• •maple —■ syrup. ■ --...buve ingredient? and adji 1 j.,. illjrti feature* Another phv-,. ' S , ' n '? U ^ . ” £ e *~ on ■g" Ur ' Beat the eggs rilghlly Ui ........... Mar-hall w.re iJe. to '5.h?‘r.’i *»*«««••»**•.•»■ . l,JnUl______________________ ________ —‘J...* nomt re in hi Ui; th; city on Uri:tnw tin., nvtije. t-. president of the Ran-' Ran- 1 m an^k rn,,u o Jlour b"5"'' Cit non Is Muikellunge tute.' ____ ___ Bunday ------J T. Lombard ............ .iitliicM.) J _r. I.ni.barii HrfiiK..... <nitur Co. an alunintu* ............... *'' ' U,^» T JJ’tlil’ -hv maple-.yrup Cock uute roUr<i t;U. Thr1;i K„xf wjuclr. white' located little mofe/ tnd other. rvlallvc*. und . ,.!,d «n llt Michigan Htate college and a 'J 1 -« « ’ o, M ,he cool and add cook|;_. tl t!v- ar..,.mn: of flour add-: than a throw from Lake 8u- '. * n. .... ... . i l.A C*au>.ui ol. Jt'lir r mil St. it.. ....... : t < ..),(! V*. ••i-.*,' . . . . . ...... Mr. LoJ-aittid. uiu i>.> a |MtM*n. a’ i„rin, r pmidrfit of tiw alumnlla*- E. A. C’aul.nj on Jctlehxm the cream, beaten, until »un. FWte ed.' Ax .ojn’a/vou hare pul enougi ix-nar lu., a waler level winch is 60 pf-nnex-k hovpitid. in Uaya of autoinatic rUnucrator !io.ir !n baiter *o that it wii "sitton In hh coliege career ' Mrs. Frank Andrus and Mr. and wus' captain of tiie lootbalj. ' j\..' THORNAFPLE t.AKDE ,ARt»EN CLUB, or pack tn salt ami in tuimt three h(,hi .. r(lll . 4* when !>/„*.Tcwii Vheii“he tiareiw\trtp Face Powder, . ........................ *1.00 1'!“‘ P“rl ot *a^»,and baked put tn u covered jar. Thi*icf )ir.<i U-rwan the two lake* wa*| Mr - F_i.ii>*-. Pender ) tunii d Friday an(I .u<t..oaJI icam* int i, Tire me shrubs snruos are kamong thc tne test nest PttrU 01 U:; und u basketball team* The ....ixnawn ‘,fcnd 4 hour*, hn,,r* recipe makes about 4 dazen coak-; ylf _.1U. c« „ thriving Jogging tpwnfV .dhu a ii.) , .r teip U. Moimt D<)ra. i>.vJcr-tb.,H team Iw led wa* th** the decorations, being ex-j cx- kl sUnd , known n,ome home a<\ora'.ioiM. de< Strawberry Cleansing Cream ’ 1.00 Hav. w-te re they accompanied .Mr; l3r. t orgamred-at the college. - ' among -------- “ -------------- und ■ : J and one of the Urge*! pine mills in ctt-dcd tlie permanent «r.l Wilt -A-hrk >’.r1 lu.fi visit tor Maple shortcake. the Mate Today an enonnons .0 I M.-mi-permanent planting* by th< . Peach Lotion Powder Base . *1.00 A SIMPLE DK-sSERT. . pile of *awdull is the only tangible 1 Prvjuue a rich shortcake dough tirre. Tiie Hasting* people- ulo __________ .. _____ _ jitues only. 1 iwund era ham <ra<kfi». rolled.; । evidence of tlda former activity. in lull, put one half in pan nvited in St. ivtcrsburs and Miami. . •* PIT.AL GUILD HAD MEETING. There I*, perhap* no home plant 1 DivtmAstringent..............................*1.00 and pat to fit. Spread with butter, 1 pound date.*, cuvflne. Fine Timber. Oh Monday evening the Bu*incL* । which wc wouIiT'mu*# a* much u* >i-rhiWe with shaved maple sugar. 1 irouiid miuehmallow*. cut fin*' I One of tm fr finest stands of virgin J ’J Women's Hospital Guild was de- tiu.* shrub*. Il pUr.:.'2. C0V*'r wUh Uif' OthCr haU Ol doUgh Skin Tonic............................. *1.00 an^ntir' 1 cup nut meat*. light 1 idly entertained by Miss they are very, attractive 1 cup cream. . ' * !i jack pine in the Lake Stales u in- ?» ' and untirr‘; brush top with milk and bake in a Mrs. Junto. Qregkto very pleas­ E»l*~l Junes, thirty-two chjbying'ing to the eye. in and at_ . the ! J; Medicinal Masque............... *1.50 ’iwt oven <430 degrees F.i about 201 Mix lhe lngr<dien'.« .until .............. wflb .. . eluded _ . __ _tne fare*: , _______ __ antly i nfert.iiihd her “tad' club the lovely dinner served by the; In H»e white flowering shrubs arc minutes. Remove from oven, butte; blended and pack in a iiaii I*'- ! J.h«tte-£rf ** 5 ui Tuesday afternoon Top scute Prexbytgrian ladles at the church; tire- follmvtng. Tissue Cream...............'. . .*1.50 top and sprmkic with mure #lwvcd Hand overnight m lhe ice box and.‘“tu 1Land of virgin hardwood. purlors Appropriate valentines were' Thc spirea Van Houttci so well sugar and serve with rerve with your meal with whipped Per®‘‘^d pf used iu place card* and a pyramid! known tu us all; the tplrea Thum■)y retreOimenu hrtde's cake centered thc table txigi. a more rare specimen, with tmua!aUon. We are exclusive agents for this line. Our repeat when- the honor guest. Mn Btuartlflncr -foliage and featiiery forma• _____ QUIMBY. : rear tiw? Forc.-.try Divlitan oi th. ’4 sales prove that Jane Kay Toilet Articles'meet Maule Frosting. 1 Service., were -tixw.1 Sunday, I>|L.rtnient of Conservation, which > Clemt nt. and*the officers were scat- atibn; the Hydrangea aborcsccn*. I the retiuiremenfs of our customers. We will he UNDEkWtW OPERATION. 2 cups maple reiup. night on account of lh>- bad road; administers tne ar. .1 established_ ; O a low growing hhrub often com­ glad tu show you this line at any time. ‘ ear whites ’However. Rrv. Conkjin expects to camping site on Muskcl.'mge tokc-.^ J. T Ixmibsrd underwent an op-1 Following th<’ dinner, the njrm- pletely covered with clu»tcrs ol iing «' thia — camp' hA> enjoyed *nwh muchI I . Cwk syrup unUl it will apin’ a meet throe who are preparing 1 * While thto tratuin at INnnock hospital oir ber* went to thc honic of Dr and beautiful white flower* Il it Someat «6 ~ 30 popularity campers lu tiw an-ij ■ Tu«-.-day ol last week and i* makim.,Mi-, -A W. Woodburw. where Mis# tlmi*# called •Hill* of Snow, the 'thread (328 degrees F.i Beat egg Join the church at Ea t-i. at y.udv' • have marc isolated a ..good': ...............____ _ _ .... Jan*** rcridr.'-, and the tnistnrsa and well known Bnowball. and wnothcr whit and i*iur syrup on gradu- < ach Sunday, evening t >r study . ...... ..I..,.,. numerous-lake* wnd1 new* to in*.many frkiiite in this .mci.i1 'f*,:dons wen* held. A fortune in the group is thc white lilac. • ‘ ally. Set bowl ,.. - -----------m w pan. of --but- water Prayer meeting will h- ___ held— at the’'}*"-’ dly and surrounding community, itelling game, a spelling contest nn.1 Tiw Fonytliia fortunel i* the ■nd and c-mumic beating eoul untilrra.uu. frostiuchim. homeor ofLmul Loyal uwu Lowell Tuesday aitu w a mUoclianeou* «bpwer for the mml common of the yellow flower- j;» thick enough to spread. Two < rnoati. ' th!* area the various acnvillt. I cup of , n<>lli« Hoffman, who lues ly-er.’ un...d. torHowever, firak. furnished thc entertainment ■ng shrub*. Hie forsythia inter-'nips of maple sugar and the impor-! Mrs Clement deceived some lovely media, a more ramiMct type of this water may replace the syrup der the cart- of the Dr the. p.*t gift*. One uew member wm en- specie*. The philadrlphu* glacier I FRIDAY, FEB? 17 SATURDAY, FEB. 18 ----- - ---week w ith Intestinal flu. is sortie * wnn floivr. I Maple le tter nt at tin.«u,,ij|‘Ajnn ol a fwert fire With a B inure cream colored eoloreH flnWer. Manle “Shwofly Shuofl»”“ Pie. Pie. thl< writing weitina rolled ' In tiie pink flowering shrubs arc' Line a pie tin with pastry rolled, miw FN-clyn Lowell is ill with I?* ' *? 5O ♦€motely located u. Foundation Garment thc aflheu or Rote- of Sharon which a little thicker than usual. Sprinkle, throat' trovb!- AU hope -he n.-i : mrticularlv diftlcult and the build- i NEW IDEA CLUB. t in ----------purple, red and wlute-plentifully with maple -supr. dot foon belter !n(r up niany .,.ttr4 raigiit Mr* K R. Boyes delightfully cn- also come* ... --------... terfatned the New Tdto Club at iwr I The Oi'iiliu Dcntxla pride of Roche*it R rhesti r r , * itli butter und bake m a not oven J Riley, a former resident of ■ .... a^.rov.*d m a :<# hmm I cnx. Jor :in mdeli-j uc*.roj*ro m «_____ wm*. FIGUH& CONTROL home. 421 W Slate 8t. on Wednes- with ila flowers white tinged with <4M degree p.>‘about 15 minutes. tills j nite *tay at lhe home of his d uu»h-| SANDY HIIJ.s. 'day evening. February 8 A delicious pink U a very attractive shrub Tin-' Crust. 6:30 dinner wa» served by the host-1 pink tartarian,honeysuckle with red I iter. Mrs Howard Kelley, and fam-| Rob Lord Is house caught lire ne.tr r.-s, the tabic being attractive with!berries which follow the bloom 1*! 2 c. flour. illy. the chimney one day la*’, week Mr.I valentine place card# and a center a very fine shrub lor apecitnrn; 3 l baking powder. A f> w fnjnuthu place attended' uvrd wa* away from hojnc at the Mrs. Ruby B. Merrick piece ol carnations and ferns Fol- planting. r.......... „. Thc The Hydrangea P. I*. G O 'the operetta in Hastings Monday tune Fortuiutely they were able to I SUGAR 10 lb». 43c lowing tiie burineto meeting the ends* Um* list ot pinks with a glory (night which was ww good keep it troqi spreading much, as the I . ww ——r Michigan Fine Granulated evening was spent with jig-saw of clustered flowers Tins shrub is’ --------------- ■**'*■—......... ... i fire was burning tn tho log* around ‘ Mix flour, baking powder and salt i DURFEE. chunrwy uirtif Mr Lord arrived puzzles. A good time was had by often poorly cultured and so nnu tn fat. .slowly add milk. Mix, Tiw newlywed; arj* surely hearing home. BlH>. paving been sent altej 4 ► Tomato Soup, 4 cam 19c all. out. but the bloom U beautiful on Cut 1 । with knife. When M’ft aottgirform* tlungs-thu week*. Tin- friend* and . luln_ ntl *erwui> damage was don.* Uw well grow n shrub 4 B Alire Brand m noneyeucaic “nd fit over the ber«»'«'neighbors of Mr. and Mrs .Kenneth 110 the hoiw Thc red tartur.iin honeysuckle D-»t-out I fine ot Mokc >“*«’ l0‘’ u‘‘!5f 35 Reynold* - ..by ..........al Q-,lr nvailiiiun wa* unable • .....------- surprned „_.r.....i ..... tnern to ■dc­ < Vacuum Pack, lb. > CATSUP .... each 10c iTnrica Rubra* U if. — specimen --------- ----■ • OUi- minutes in «• moderate oven. Turn , charivari -• . ........ -------------wf evening. Also Mr. 1 |lw liic mall tor ^,.^1 tuj* lu*t thc crimson flowering shrub*. 1 beiry aide up. Ser.e warm. *nd Mi* H*rn Hroombaugh were;w.k lhe JO<uta wwc M jun 0| ers in red arc Japan Quince. Snow- out ’ B ES S ME R’ S B E3S MER’S < Z5|C ► BUTTER.............. lb. 20c enicrtalncd in thc same way Mon- * snow a* to be impa*oab'.c. berry <nd». B.ilreu A W. apd-we day evening I ciurlie Ludlow u not at nil well. must hot forget Uw Weigela Fiort] A [ >h<iltz—Freepart—Middltvilte | 2 cupa brow u sugar. Thc sudden death of Sterling Ea- *nc iWs Momach and throat trouble bUiufa. I 1 cup shortening. ten came a» a shock Monday to this 1 Robert MeKibbin and family ol • Thc above are a few of tiie com2 or 3 eggs—according to size. community Sterling wa* w-cll. pr4irjr.stic v„ re callers in tiw Qra mow shrubs. Anyone desiring a lu: 3 cups flour. known liavuig lived in thc Striker,.iIctCibbfn home Sunday aitenioon. of other shrubs may secure some 1 teaspoon sods. district on.* farm all liu life and|--------------- --------------------irom the question box at any Gar­ 1 cupvnut meat*. wa, a highly respected man. F*i-i MEEKS CORNERS den* Club meeting —J. A. Hous. ISO Sue Extra Large Orange* ... 6 for 19c Mr* De."!* Thompson and chil-j Mate in three small roll*. Wrap neral eervin-* were Friday, Intelin oiled paper and leave tn reftiB- uttnt : in Striker cemetery dren returned Monday from Mrngan STONY POINT. srater. The wsir* blizzard ol thc season' where *he had been caring for hci'[ tor. Next morning *hre and Mr* Loyal Lowell of Quimby [era bake. Will keep a week or more be- ,cirae Wednesday and bloiksded the tistcr. Mr* Elmer Hui), and babv । New Lenses New Eye Glasses visited Mrs. Qtoud Demand one day tore baking rcadv *□ school wav clxcd Thursday .Mrs. Lllke Matt.ion and Luurthl* week , All. OVK FUL'ITS AKE FANCY GRADE and Friday.-----------------------• ctwe Matteron wjted at Lyle Me­ at HESSMER'S at HESSMER'S Mr. and Mfs. Hildebran*, have Orange Cream Pie l iUinr- ' -- .. Arthur'* at Hickory Comer* Tues-1 I bevn on tiw kick list the past week. *. c *ugar • MORGAN. . day Will and Onal Wadcll took in J. W Shaffer visited his daugh-. Jir 8nd Mrs. Le*!:c Dickerron ti­ New Frames New Spectacles the big day al LanMiig .Thursdayt Mil. ter, Mr*. Harry Hammond, of Ver- tended the funeral ot Marguerite • Roma Blocher of Neely was home 2 egg yolks montvillr j»r.d reports that Earl Hendrrsh.nl in Hastmg* Wednes-,' at HESSMER'S at HESSMER'S over the week end. 1 c orange juice Hammond is MUI gaining day. • Arthur Strodteck who n working 3 T lemon juice. Jjlr.jind Mn- Herbert Schroder of g-.htxil w*.i clorod at the Week... Pork Sausage 2 lbs. 25c for B. J. Wellman visttod his broth­ 2 T butter Lansitn vuited Mr and Mrs. ,tuirict Thundsjr and Friday ot la*l ' Hinman'* Bol . New Methods New Instruments er «t Cascade Sunday Wayne Christopher orer Sunday cn account <-t the storm ’ 20 Ouaea I Mr. and Mr*. H. J. Waggoner and;I 2 egg whites beaten I Victor Hawkins ol Hastings at-. Wr. and M;.„ Lyle Dickerson atin Examinufion Fresh- Ham, . . 2 lbs. 29c J Package# for Examination iron Kenneth and Mr. and Mr* Blend augar. flour and salt Add> ----- ------------tended the -----------service® at _. th_. Morgan tended the c C Cemetery- Cirri* hliccd ] Quick, Pkg. Claud White and ron Lawrence of yolk*, , at HESSMER’S' at HESSMER'S fruit juices, butter and -• w.i- rhurch church Sanihi' Sunday ~.=r:.ihg. morning, Wednesday at Mr and Mr*. Ebbic! Olivet visited at B. J. WellmMis iter. Cook in double boiler until •------ ‘ of • ■~*-*» — and Mr*. Leuwai» of tiie Bunnell dixlnci. Dr. Inwood Chicago j BEEF ROASTS . lb. 11c Sunday in — egg” Hurry Hamnumd of Vermontville creamy Stir frequently Fold — -------------- ♦♦»—----- -—Royal Barnum returned M»nday white?. Pour into bated pici shill. suited Mr. und Mr... J. W. Shull*WEST ORANGEVILLE AND I from a live week*' fishing trip at ।Cool add serve. Yitetey. EAST Friday. , ----- - GUN MAKsll I, Houghton lake. Ice is thnk enough so lUikcrnun Thc Orangsvdie school opened Tuna Filling. arc । again thu. Monday nmcning alter Cy Hildebrandt made a businc.** are out on' on’ Uw Uw lake U'ke again again — . — aj .. tFor 18 sandwiches* trip to Grand Rapid* Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Chnstoplwe tw» days' lotted vacation on ac-i On account of thc bud weather 1 c tuna nmt of lhe of Lanang spent the'week end at count tiw cold weather. ‘ OPTOMETRIST ’r c chopped celery. our P. T.'A. wa* postponed ta , Mn> Jack Baurdon '• i* — on the gain i their cottage here. * Thursday night. Feb. 16. 1-3 c chopped pickles. --------------after a long and severe illness lut-1 HASTINGS MICHIGAN Mn. Mojri* Oraborne entertained t salt. WOODLAND.---------------- |iug several weeks We Deliver The Big Little Store the L A 8. Wcdmsday. 1-3 c salad dreams. Tiw Senior play of the w.xvlhivl Mr. and Mr:, c. E Van. EH calkd Mr. I’oole Irom Baltic Creek wa* Mix ingredirnu and ua. u a Ihgn ecbuDlfu* been p<x>ipuucd. on fncuda lu Ha*Ung* uuc day 'U*l on our road Tueaday. i Amwuncentedt nest week. week. t | sandwich flllmg. ^Helpful Suggestions 1 Some •NEW Arrivals In Shirts and Neckwear • ' , REED’S DRUG STORE Jane Kay - the Assurance of a ' Lovely Complexion CHARI / BETTER BARGAINS Look at These Low Prices! ’ Maxwell House ORANGES ’’liff."*' 6 GRAPEFRUIT 12d Su« 6 15c 19c > MEAT SPECIALS :OATS L. V. BESSMER HINMAN’ �Main Tnr HASTWOS B.VXT, ffTDNFtDtT, rTBUCAMT 11, nil THE CHURCHES GOVERNOR , WANTS *ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER- ’SOME OPPOSED NEW TAX ORDERS SOURCES IN MICHIGAN Here Saturday Aft­ 8 DAYS’ CLOSING .Meeting ernoon Considered Michi­ PRAIRIEVILLE. TMTH1M1M LM LM IKS 1FW tMIMlH IM! H IM । David Deal, who ha* "been seri-j 1 ousiy ill the past week i* . some-' Lit f pt U A A W. we WC are ... glad BAUW to MJ re-1 H ’ what Improved, port. The son. Newman Deal, of <• IT16EMENT FOR LESS THAN 35e. c,fulcH or VJnTED „„„„„ Grand Rapids, is staying to pelp }wlp <• - CHRIST. care for him. Mrs. Owur Palmer of gan's• Tax .Cnntinu.41 from .Lwe mu > ■ ••• Situation i Hastings spent some Ume with the w1 nwle ww a ,e:1 attended meet- home folks too. Guaranteed Trust Hatting* . ii‘banks, tru-.t companie* and oth-rW 1!Cre Saturday afternoon of rep-’ No school Thursday and Friday < r financial institution* ainductiat: rrsentauves from various parts of on account of extreme cold and imFitting Service ;i banking or trust business within county, Hie evident purpose of passable roads. At last ... 3 •.hr Mate of Michigan shall nat be meeting being to protest against Mon of the ladles are lamenting 1 a way hits bwii discovered opened for the- transaction of bank- !hc hnposition of any new laxes in the low of their house plants, some; antMd to hold the niptute ing or trust business, the same to i>. ’tlu® for thc purpose of aiding wry choice one* were frown. for the lady to carry loose recognized, dwell and treated and ,ll<! Public school system. Moat of Don’t forget the old fashioned ■r face powder fn her purse have tbplwune effect in respect to those present nunc from outside the singing school at tiie church Fri-1 you ths New Akron Tran without spilling. Nvut such Banks, tru»t companies andj^’Y- A* ,,lf Bunner lias shotfn. day night, Feb. 17th and wear your feature ’'Be'cCtire Pressr.ro ether financial Institutions as other P art , of the townships of Uils counold fashioned clothes. The Rev W. 1 control”. Nothing else like and conipHCt. • legal holidays under the laws of this l>' already within the one and F. Kendrick, DUt. 8upt. of Kala-; -. CHURCH . stale, provided that it shall not at- 'one-half P*r cent tax llmft. If maroo will be the speaker. Come into LyDurker’a eenta|lTes. or CHRIST. SCIENTIST •feet the making- or execution of ’ s,eP* cau I* taken to reduce slate Mr. and Mrs. George Wood and Cor. Clinrrti and Center Slre.n Drug Store und let us help agreements or instrument* in writ- 'expenses by a considerable tigure, Mr. and Mr*. Fred Smith attended The Prescription Drug Store ihK or iKierfcre with judicial pro- and have the remaining part raised the meeting for parent* of Boy' you get a "POWDER PAL.” «. A. 1. PARKER. p.nr, iM-it. dfedings. •’■ ;b>’ a hut- or ’dty money de- Scout*at Battle Creek Monday night. HASTINGS MICHIGAN -Dated tills 14th dovo.’ February ,rlved„ ,rot? *ny new ««*«*■ to Tlie meeting was Iwld at Uw new 1933 1 32 AM ■ • 7 equRlUe school taxes, then In every’ Scout building, a gift to lhe Scout* • witiTAXf a rmwmrst township of Barry county it would, from .W. K. Kellogg. There were POU MALI . . luyv rrora J;<H ..A J.144 ** pos^hlc to keep the total lax 500 present. The program was fine. Governor of the State o. Midi!- levied well below the one nnd one- from start to finish. Gunnar Berg of III..I.M l> ■ « • RanJmlf per cent limit fixed by thc re- New York City was the speaker. He j TlSF. IN on I.t'XOR Pol: •Al.r 1 > * nt- I”, FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH There could be no mistaking thc.cent amendment to tiw stale con- told of the wonderful work done for ha* L-.I ................. Putot )' Program over radio Slation meaning of this order, a statement stllullon. and by thc Souls very Interesting* flax been achieved (hrouch care­ also l.sued by the Governor de-1 However, there will be found in ly and instructively. The pageant ■ ft' WMAQ every Munday 9 p. in. ful budnes* management and clareyi that at three o’clock Monday; nearly every township a district, put op by Uw Scouts representing utisfactory dealing with policy­ Frisvair. >... ..-. afternoon, which was a legal bank- possibly two or Utrvc. where it will each nation was wonderful. holders. tne holiday, iw wa* requested by be Impoeslble to maintain schools A very good attendance nt church; SEE US FOR INSlirr<?l; telephone to fo to Detroit and take [within lhe tax limit fixed by Uw and Sunday School Sunday cdtuidpiiri in •. an important conference amendment. Unless some way shall cring thc weather.- It surely shows i A // h —Pure Olive Oil Soap relatiie to the Utnklng situation be devised whereby Uw support of an interest in the work. Some CHURCH or THE NAZARENE j/lUV —Castile Soap, Imported there. Th . conference, he said, public education shah be equalized, come quite a distance wlille sotm i FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Cbatch St Opp Pi I:-...', ■ . ' was precipitated by an unforeseen making it partly a county or state of ua near orc neglectful in attend-' Pinenaat Bulldlsa KALAMAZOO. MICHIGAN For face, hnnd.% bath nnd shampoo. The and acute situation which had sud-j burden, these schools nnd many city ing. J. L. MAUS d.-nly ariM-n in the affairs of one of and village schools of the state Triple Link club instead of meet-1 * purest, moNt economical und beneticial it* leading financial tnstituUons.! would be seriously crippled. Only a mg with Mrs. George Woods of Milo Local R«prt><ut*UTc. H**Ua*t. Mich “w 11 hT,VUU‘ 311 toilet soap to use. , This undoubtedly refers‘to some part of the sales tax would be used will meet in Uw I. O. O. F. Iu4l. ’ large Detroit bank. Just which one for tiw schools. It was intended to Feb. 17. Pot luck dinner. All day ; »nern...r. lx not known as Ulis is written. He , divert use ot it to that purpose and meeting. ,, _________ _ - .. . t V - . i i- ’ • »d<! ,. . tht; rest for state expenses to relieve The entertainment Wcdnesdav. ■ It was the concensus of opinion, real estate of paying any state tax. niglu put cn by Plainwell Hlgn GEORGE M. NEWTON after long conference cmfetcttce by those pres-.presWe understand that at this meet- gchoal was enjoyed.. Not many tn srrcTACLx* nmn. repaired.___________________________________ <-nt. that .the difficulties n?ight be mg a committee was appointed to attendance account of bad weather, j BROKEN LEXn* REPLACED WATCH. 1 ”” ’ ’ HASTINGS CITY MISSION ..... cftuld be .. t— w-the matter .. under consideration .. Robert McKibbln had Ahl* mls-j ironed out provided lime “ke .^v.. CLOCK. JEWELRY REPAlKtSU. "---------- !—1—-I---------------- 1 had for negotiations. As matters and report later Not many ex- fortunetc ‘ to break his arm Monday j CASH FOR OLD OOLO. ’ . ’ stood R would huvf been necessary pressed their convlcHpns jit the afterrtoon h. Wc sympathize with him I Sm RtNtoa aa* ••• Saw la, a . K ' . ■. ’’ • ’ . Oaliat wu; (•. ........ to. clo<e il>c doors of lhe Institution meeting, but most of those who did m’ilo. involvtd on the morning of Feb- were opposed to’a sale^ lax. Gover---------------------------------ruury 14. which would likely bring n°f Comstock has urged such a tax’ -Mrs Jennie Chare returned to ———————-—-. f ,,K , ,. v ,, . " W7i»»« Immediatt Attention and Coarltiy Art Shown to All” juny other at .lids time prevent •*" the ■disaster in its train dumter io qiur.y ............. .. *to “ — “—*" ’her home in Kalamazoo WednesFOR SALE-CHICKS ■ dosed for -----many, day after a couple of J bunking institutions In Michigan. .of ;liaving —r— schools -----------——-. — ------ spending -r— .HASTINGS . Telephone 2115 WE DELIVER The crista was caused br thc in- niiuiths each year, nnd having week* with her sister and brother, From' GETTY’S BIG LEGHORNS. B M N. FV-iuwr. ’'* ability to realize'immediately upon school teachers' pay cut to figure*.Ninai und n Ako purebred Roi-ks and Reds. now :in-a- c:-of the institution to meyl-fltat ft l best to hold the ----- would discourage -- ---------------Ambitious ..1* thought hatchinc. IODO layers on own plate, circular. threatened withdrawals. For the young people Irom entering the Triple Link club at Alw I. O. O. F. i . m v.i >. i nur.t ii protection-itf ■tnnller depositors in. teaching profession. No one should hall, next Friday on account of the] lEPISCOPAL! GETTY’S,POULTRY FARM our instltutloiLs. and to prevent the 1x1 more anxious for good wihools bad'rood* to tiw home of Mrs. Allie AND HATCHERY BAKKBUPTCY NOTICE. CHANCERY BALE. withdrawals of large sums from the than people of small means, or those Wood, hostess. Middleville, Michigan state ol Michigan, it was deemeddependent on wages. . Mrs. H. J. Flower. Wayne and wi c to declare u banking holiday Every possible dollar should be Bernice Flower and Mrs. H. Bellingfor a period suiUcwntly long to ul- cut fronj Ruvcrnnwnt costs in town- .tr attended thc fuqeral of their sLiHASTINGS MARKETS Inw tiie situation to be cleared up. j -’hips. chic*, atate and nation, ter and aunt al Hickory Corners "The conference war, [tarttcipated School wages should be fixed hl fair Friday at the Wesleyan church. Cerrwlrd fn by representatives oi all the Prices, consistent witii the times wc Remember the P T. A. at the Ull.l-I 1 V ‘ ........... ■ f. „.n •clearing house banks of Detroit. ari? P®«ing through ’ But we ought home of Mr. and Mr*. B: ad field <1 .. . ... . si-piesr nlativt'.'- of the Michigan not to cripple public ('ducntlon. That Friday evening. “ U. ..... . ■. Mil ■, * PkUuc*. -----—-------- — f jOhn Brandsteltcr rqmairu just Bankers Association, Secretary of 15 ’'te corner stqrie of»a tenresentaKta -'ir ..„ta a U.V- » t Commerce of th- United States. l>'c democracy Use otic own about the same and i* still cun­ r it -> *< <i. . H..,. .- tv . Hik'd to hfa lied, Roy D. Chapin: Under-Seen tary of ------- --- • • •--------------!U l-r ,. .r.l a ....-.* FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. I 'Miss Hackney remained over the the United fatale* Treasury. Arthur COATS GROVE. ----- — .. . --------------Mota aa* llUn Rev John Kiutang D D. Paatst. L-.M>V>R*a»*e, ' Mrs. Neil Smith returned to her *rrk e”d at Mt* Bradfield» on ac­ Ph.ce 2ISS A Ballentine the t-puty go.v.-no.ct the Federal Re-enr Rank ot th- hom.- tn Midland after spending a counftot bad weather and roa-L- < ■4 :h- t. tar. ’ A Arrp-<t Hl V Hair, ,H4My Atta. teventh district; the clUef national arrk with her pt rents entertaining There wa* no school at Mil* Thumbank examiner tot the seventh dis- th- mra«k-» tn the meantime afternoon or Friday trict; n-preMnt^tnes ct lhe Rrcon-1 Gar school kept gaing last week The pupil* attending the Kellogg , 1* Ila ’ ’ ttruetton finance Corporation and during the bhzzudy weather ahtk school from this community hod > Ute MUhi/an Banknur Omm alori teeny other* were prised for two holiday* Thursday and Friday on . ’hta-Mtt.A: ’-... ../ya,:, J~H I aUi .wa -J .1^-. Uu. action dav» anotmt cf the ucatlirr. .. taken t» at tx-u L-t’-tr-t. ot tp- The P T A- will meet next week Mr “n<1 Mr* Lrwu Fem*. Mr • p.sgilv of this state, and especially Friday evening \— an<1 ktr*. Earl Ferro. Miss Retltea ' Oral* the j.-nafirr de;.->-;tor» in car bank- The Community Service was Prrri* and friend Kendall Burk, of .ng antitunon- ’gl-.cn by th-, school on Sunday ete- Dawilhg were entertained at the , The:.- can be no criticism of tung with the teacher in chanre. h«n* ot Mr «11'4 Mrs. Ftrrt* Quick Ootcrti r c t. >■ ,-g under the cir- and * Ur.c’ln program was given. Bundar • NOTICE TO . . . IMJ, —Ratal! I'rtra v . urn-.: • ,1 th !■» Mai-- f..nu ting nf exrrciw* readings and . Ur and Mr* Harlan Scobev spent tn .-nt w n : • •. bf mtutc. an excellent paper on the Sunday and Mondaywithrelatlje’ •-*•- and >1 haniern-.• -Mnt nt LincrJn wtpt elven bv Mn. <n Hastings ;f Mid... it . ; tip ,taf< and Mlerding and five girl* W’’’’a numMemra. Ernest Quick and : d.-tul .:.tmn’■. a!o> of the b«r nt v'ng» acr-mpanicd on the F.trlj made a butines* trip to LaFederal Kesen. and the state bonk- piano br the teacher W Monday. u.e departmrt.’. .: Mici.i.-an wereThe Floyd Clum family hare been The Home Literary club wo* pn-tElectric FLOOR SANDING all a.-re cd having thc flu poned last wrek on account of tiw BEPUELICAN COUNTY CONVENTION. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH ,'.!1 pre-mt and ulun ! . ti. pr . lamat- .n ,th.- L.-t Next Sunday evening the Com- funeral of Mr* Luuia Cadwailadcr. *’ rati mutiny Service will be hy-charge of the lust charter member. and FINISHING bl* no question about the nt«ii-sit?”-th- E. O. Smith family They are’s • ■ south• •shultz . for the Governor '£ .action. H . making plan.* for a good program. ■ I'rlren—SntUfartlnn guaranteed. Tiw Misses Esther, Ruth and Eveshould not oe’ criUcbed untier ।..... Martiaret Kelse> w nt home again .. . i HARRY BARNUM. I’hnde 3131 'Arou^nt ruJJ t a.K n eiftcupurtanci's. According to i... after Ajwndln-,’ n number of month* ft" reports tiw conference lasted neari. h.iinlnr her nunt Mrs. Claude Boltz and family ol Cloverd.il.. ILislitig*. Mich. nil rtijht. After tvitsidering the Wood, in Hastings. ' M’*- O^Bfu^ Gwres of Battle .situation from nil angles it wxSome from here attended thc Ex- -Creek is spending some time visltlnj agreed that the eight days holiday'tenaion meeting on Nutrition for,*" North Irnr.it Chnrcn. was the best way to meet tlu- Con-:the leaders held at Hostings Friday. There^uas no school Fnursday -iitions. Mr. and Mrs Vane Wotnng of nn<' Friday on account of drifted Undoubtedly there will be some Woodland gave a special song at roads and Ahe revere cold weather. legislative action before the holiday>thc morning churclv service and' Goraon Kenyon attended church CARDS of THANKS B‘-r f‘ “* lUrv '* R" u’“ r"dk which will be on the Right of, there were 44 in Sunday School, ■’'£'**’'“ft UI S . the 2 st. >rAsun; thct.next day is 23d a legal was pretty racd considering 011 r mailman. Erway. > llday. ^bruiry U- . which tiw eatre^ ’ roS sHcS ’ mid Ud:;«-« ^* route Ray through this made place e bank* can reojien- Wtjat roads. . j?n ^<X>1 Saturday ~ ion* v.-ill govern them wiwti ------ -------- « • * --------COUNTY LINE. t.ln : date dfriye* nobody cun the LITTLE RED BRICK. xin_ Clark who ,,,, ho* been sick' i Zine it tiu- present time • Floyd Craig, spent tlu- week end wiih tiw -ON HIGH GRADE — theflu nui*isbetter beuer. » ! Mranlimc the thing for the peo-'with friends In Hatting* , with -Mr. and Mrs. --Victor Eckardt and of Michigan to do is lu Cburve Mr. and Mrs. Clifiurd, Hammond!.children visited the Utter's parents, M-.nontsT episcopal CHURCH. bmk holiday will be Mohler in Hailing*. j!Mr. and Mrs. George Schneider and . | Etta in Odessa Sunday afternoon. no different titan the situation wo* Our school bell ta again ringing all sorry- to hear of the ■M .nday when the bank* uere Ysot after a feyr days vacation, due to 'death j, Wc were of Mrs. Dora Richard, at the > ;•. !! because of the holiday ol' the heavy snowstorm we had, mak- ! ,the home of her daughter. Mn. Lyl.ir.-oln's birthday The slyratton in | ing our roods impassable. . [ dia Storms, in Ionia. Feb 11th. The ~ Detroit will without doubt be ironed i atedon?a Mr. and raided Mrs. Perry AdgateMof’1 Iu,iersU wH1 «* at h*r lale home n-jt during tiie coming eight day*' Caledonia a'ertnnla called railed on Warren Boln«l. . NQrth Woodllnd Tuesday afternoon, altd tne bun lifted thal at tiie end ’ton's Wednesday evening Vftreous China . . . Chrome- Plntcd I ” of the period business may be re-! Our lakes seem to be spotted Feb. 14 Wc extend sympathy to the fum'd a* usual. 'again with fitfi houses nftcr all our sorrowing ones. Trim ... Modern Design, at only ... CORNERS _ ................................................. III*. KlIKY This always should be berne in ' zero weather. MORTGAGE BALE ----- Jack Word* nnd' mind.' The which made rhe J Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Schllhaneck ' situation • • fam'.fv bf {tattle Creek spent Sun- action —■ — of -• the ---—■ —- srem advjs-i and Patty of Grand Ledge called on governor ■ day afternoon at Henry. Whldby's. -----able was.limited to Detroit. LocaljWarren Bolton and family Sunday. Apron Lavatory, 18"x21 ” . . . $ 7.25 -. oprrati - ta bunks have no need lor thc holiday ] Mr. and Mns. Charles Woodruff1 Our pew telephone operator of Umland Tc Clarence Donovan Irom the Bunnell and arc in ftound condition. 'report that their niece. Florence Later—Since the above was writ-(Ten Eyck, of Grand Rapid* is im5 Foot Bath Tub $19.00 GRANGE PROGRAMS h-lutibortiood. Mrs Laura Cadwailadcr was ten. it ha* developed that the De-! proving slowly. buried Friday. She imd been in Union-Guardian Trttat Co.| Our P- T A. was well attended Built In Tub (Single Shell) . $31.00 '.falling• hCn.... *|t!Rlth ,W-. for W it .long v..n time -.-..i; the Detroit bank MM» that _W<e< wav m and «*•* all CUJU/KU enjoyed the HU& talk V». of KUV. Rev. STAR ORANGE NO Vcre Willlnnta lw begun filling trouble..The difficulty was-that 73 Lane of Hastings and also the speBINNER WANT ADVS. PAY .. th'-local ice houses p,Of thw Trust Company’skcial music and play given by a ilasBuilt In Tub (Double Shell) . $37.00 N > school at - Kelloggs Thursday it* were tied up in loan* on real! tings group. nnd Friday on account ot the storm estate mostly in Detroit and vle.n-f Russell Coats of Detroit spent AH'Fixtures'of the ThVec Largest Mantiextreme cold, some place* reg- uy und could not be immediatelySunday with Bernard Hammond. He facturera and Fully Guaranteed tatering 19 lx-low ^,-ro. liquidated when the trouble started.’ha* joined the Navy and expect* to I liar Patricia Kelley entertained severul AH .the other bonks of tiw Guardatn leave soon. ’ Httie friends Monday who hc’ux-d Group are In strong financial con- i Charles Woodruff was In Lansing her celebrate her birthday.. e dition. und this one bunk wa* ’Monday on business. The Kellogg school P. T. A cele- tlte only weak link in lhe Guarman । Mrs. AnUla Bolton spent TXiesUSE OUR REPAIR TRUCK . . . fully brated Founder * Day Wednesday A Group chain of banks. h «v •» ’- home nt day at <* the of Mr. Mrs. cn.riino Sterling beautiful, birthday cake having 3d m this connection we wUl add Regers In Hastings. equipped with both material and tools to candies on it wa* tiw center of ata that neither of the Hastuus bank* ; i.-ihllc anclica t. traction. Mrs Kellogg Flower gave- ha* a dollar on deposit with any "th* north front SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. give you service at your door. ’i a very instructive, readingbank of the Guardtan Group. Ti e Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gray and Mrs. Blanche Jones entertained Detroit bank with which the Has- family of West Vermontville and qrsrs to this the Women’s Foreign and Home tints banks carry their departs is Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray of East community., Missionary Society; Wednesday of the Detroit First National, one ct AssYria spent Sunday with their he «w«ce Uc, this week The program will be in ta,a.-st and strongest banks of o>ir mother, Mrs. Lulu Gray, and RobMtSdb ODOCtcfuS charge of Mrs. Jessie Robinson. ------; country. Roads have been blocked since i trt.Tc • . :-. SOUTH COATS GROVE. NORTHEAST WOODLAND. Tuesday. Traffic was resumed with Mr. and Burrell Murphy are MEs Lelah Hansbargcr and lot* oft. cars in the drifts to be the proud parent* cf a baby girl friends of Lansing reminded her shoveled out. born Mondav, Feb. 13. father that it wa* his birthday. Mr and Mrs. Harold Haynes and bringing with them a birthday cake. been postponed for b month. CHARLES H. LEONARD PHONE 2101 HASTINGS , Beverly Anti of Caledonia and Mr. Mr. and Mgs Lee Hansbarger were •4 pr»mU»« Diatincti** Funeral S«r«ic« •nd DmU' Eand pMrs Gordon Endsley and chil- there also, From the looks of some of them, Mr and dren of Cnopersriile. were Bunday **' ' Mrs Will Veite spent it is hard to believe that no auto­ Sunday .with John Veite and sisters! mobile U more than 30 years old. '■ guest* at die Win. Bayne home. Out Something New! Free! LUXOR "Powder Pal 3 Free!! — Every Lady Has Hoped for IT Its Not for Sale... It’s Our Success Free!! Citizen* Mutual See Window Display! I New Price for 70c box B. A. LyBARKER 5 Take Advantage of the Extremely LO^ Prices Plumbing Fixtures! Closet Combination $1 r 50 GOODYEAR BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY I �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, Feb. IS, 1933 CAPITAL NEWS (Continued irom page one. part'll ent session of thc legislature is over, t lie re is pretty sure to be serious -consideration of a cut In the gas tax ax weU as thc weight tax. eral 13 one of the chief owners.; ». H. I. AS8ON. REPORT. ; QUANTITIES OF MARL plans to cut lumber on its thouJanuary report ot the Barry' sands of acres of delinquent, tax fOUnly No 2 D H , A^jeiauon. , ffWAILABLE IN COUNTY tends ta the Upper Fe«Unsuta tt it Out of a total of 70 cows on test, did do so. Uw state would under the, u d M Rich Enough To Be Used Aa proposed legislation have some sort W" ^KWth^,*?iietteZ!tf lumber T,H' »<*pctatlon average was i Fertilizer On Land Delict­ been the practice of some lumucr (,<■,< mitt t.tiimr iw? rv-nt . ent In Lime companies to skin the Umber lands ’ “J}1 and then turn back to thc state the.1'rf bm.erfal. indud- I Practically all agricultural lands denuded Umber tend. Thc Stack ln^. *** drY. . , . „ . in Barry county arc deficient In [lime. While lime rocks, ta most of Lumber rompar.y owe* in School-' ^h. craft county alone over 610,000 of worth 67 29 After deducting 64 22 (Michigan, are buried, under several delinquent taxes on timber lands. •! tar feed cost, the • average cow hundred feet cf glacial dritf. yet --- --------------- : allowed a margin uf. 13117 above fortunately there are places where , .««>. “«•. I lime can be obtained ta marl beds. SURVEY SHOWS DE(>« . . .. I The returns for each dollar's Even at this ume of the year it can ODCAOr CREASE IM IN lllAflCO WAGES worth of feed consumed was 6173. > be. taken from some pi’s and placed | The'feed cost of producing each »here it will be handy to-use m_the AvArnun price Price Paid of fat was .166 cents and.thc ‘PYing. 1 Average raid Farm Farm pound » cotl of pKKluclng each 1M ta fortunate fcrtaxxta ta ta. the taBarry county is ' number accessibility ofIriatl Its marl Wn»iAn Tr, MichtnaH Ta . iba milk ■ UUmper and iind acecssibilitv of itx Hands In Michigan Is milk war. was .M5 CeilU cenu’ | The following Is n list of the three |ibedi bcdl; There is scarcely a township Now |23.50 Monthly j , in the county that d<>e* not have , .. , . .. I highest producing cows in the two. I ,h?»l “o >"'>'»»«« «"»»•: them. Usually Uw mnrl Is rich ' (enough m that it answers the purthe National Department of Agri_ . . . culture at Washington to w determine T*0 ■n,, lDd,r Thr" n».UUH.l *• post- Of a fertilizer very nicely, and thc average wage of farm hands in | The highest producer in this can be put on at considerably k•:.■ Michigan at Uie present time. They (group Is "Lake Hills Pride” a reg- expense than the ordinary lime find that the average monthly cosh istered Guernsey owned by W. C-1 rock. wage for fam hands is 613.50 in.Schultz and she produced 753 lbs ••* thia state, with board—Uw tatter milk testing 51‘ or 38.4 lbs of fat. \7alue Character being estimated al 610 per month, speck a grade Holstein owned making a total of 62350 a month.(by Howard Btunton. is second with Building Agencies This Is a great reduction from 863 lbs. milk tesUng 3J'. or 28 5, wages Uial were paid fgrrn tabor a lbt fBl “iJos. rat.. - Spo< spot ir u B a grauc HoUtein Holstein ! The work of the Character-1 few years ago. Then the automobv Fred Miller is third with Building Agencies expresud in lhe ’ bile factories and other manufactur- (034 lb, nillL. tclllng 2 8‘• or 26 2 Ita i tallowing Ideas: Inez institutions inxtitiitlnn« in In cities eltlpc were wprp paynnv. • _ . . ' ,1. They MnMt A. tag • 40 “ T deal...izt. withzl.p the basichm needs ing such extravagant wages that' , ..... .. 'of individuals and thc fundamental farmers could not afford to cpm- Ovcr Three and Luder lour Years.of th(, community. "Lack of’ pete. That pulled nearly all Uw ■ Howard Stanton Is the owner of character causes 100 deaths to one available labor from farming com- the three highest cows in this class : by actual starvation." inunities to the cities, with the re-1 -June" a grade Holstein, produced 2. They lead to higher standard.: suit that farm labor became so high: 8M lbs. milk testing 3.4'« or 302 lbs. I for living and work. High idealism that few farmers could afford the fttt. •prances." another grade Hol- along with a spirit of inquiry and luxury ot a hired man." of man.' ■ sp.|W. produced 756 lbs. milk testing quickening of educational processes ;3.6'; or 27 2 lbs. fat. - Lois." artbth- ?re helping to create a newer and BOYISH FIGURE LOST |<T grade Holstein, produced 780 ib«-.I, PART TWO-Pai. 842.325 men. women und children ol X will be noted from the above Michigan paid it. No matter if some figures l h Mt Michigan farmers, of It came from the eor;>oralion tax workingmen and other automobile or the telephone tax, every tax la owners paid Into the atate treasury passed on u» thc Individual. a total of over 642.781.703 during Tiiat tame individual is now look­ tiie state's last fiscal year, almost ing p> Lansing for a relief from this twice its much as was collected from tremendous tax total. He docx not the general property tax. This mon­ want a new tax, and he cannot fig- cy came collectively from tiie gas ujc out why the atate I!!* state keeps Itreps up a tax, weight tax. certificates of titles, Utica. U-M.lolo ... officials said --..I six _or etc. It «• is .. pointed _ l-.-J out that .. 1/ weight tax It. tltat If these seven years ago should be cut in taxes are not reduced and if a two, why a three cent gas tax is sales tax xluxild be Imposed. It maintained^ why a corporation tax would odd many more millions of Is passed on to the Individual, ta’ taxes to the burden now being car­ view of the fact that ui! tiie build- Tied by the automobile owner, tags have been built that were W ----------needed and highways computed.' Automobile dealers, grocers, dragThU b tiw reflection of public opin- gists, and tall other retailers under Ion coming to Lansing verbally and •*---------------- ~ before the administration blU now by letter. thc legislature, are-supposed to pay Governor Comstock and members a three per cent tax on all sales of lhe legislature are fully aware of they make. If you buy an automo­ the public demand. To their credit bile costing say 6600 you now pay la can be said they arc giving most Into Uncle Bum's pockets a sales attentive consideration and out of tax of 618. Under the sales tax bill It may crime not only the before thc Michigan state legislaelimination of a real estate tax. but | lure lii addition to lhe 618 on a 6600 a reduction of both the weight and j car you pay Uncle Sam. you will pay another 618 into tiie stale treasury, providing of course the Already] the demand for a cut in bill becomes a law. On the groceries the gas tax is being reflected in । you hujy the consumer under the tliouwtads of little metal plates at­ proposal would pay a three per cent tached to automobile license plates tax Public utilities and amuse­ with the printed Words "Reduce ment places Would be required to Tiie Ons Tax.” Thc number of pay a similar tax. these plates on automobiles is in­ creasing daily and before thc pres­ Michigan taxpayers should not get thc Impression tiiat because the legislature is not turning out new laws dally, that It is not doing any­ thing. Never befdre did a group of • The FIRST THOUGHT of the management lawmakers have such vital questions to consider. Each day and night im cccniur rnMTecT mll,c 325' or 234 1 31 .They ’’rovW5 "1.can? for IN FEED NG CONTEST Ov,_ P • Under __d I nd„leans. VMt _ «nmj recreation during leisure <me committees of thc senate and house of this bank since its foundation has been to -——— • Oxer> lour ..^y provl(le fl jllucca to go and ------ and -—----- Five ------- ------- -------iney proviae place io go ana are at work delving into the details East Lansing. Feb. 14.—Beauty ' "Meadow Gold Nancyf <n regia- something to do when work is done i of proposed new legislation thal will build a safe bank. It has always been the policy culture methods ot preserving the ’*>ri’d Guernseyowned by W. C , and school is tlirougli." bring tax relief1. trim Hites llites.of .of Uw tiw boyish figure mean •■ Schultz, S^hultr. produced 890 890 lbs. liw. milk milk testtest- . 4. They provide Uw right kind of, of this institution, to engage in ONLY those Ev- *'>« 6-M*' °r 46.3 46.3 lbs. lbs. fat. fat. "Prtlly." “Prtlly," I helpful companionship. Hundreds of ] ' One legislative, group Js Insisting nothing to Eldon McLachland. Ev-.lng a'; or that the economy program be art. whose feeding methods in the » grade Holstein, owned by Fredolder biiys and men look upon -some' LEGITIMATE FUNCTIONS OF a conserva­ | worked out before there is talk of Miclugan calf feeding contest ptac- Miller, produced 1.190 lbs. milk test- group or troop as the place where now taxation. The Hartman­ cd an average daily gain of 2.8; tag 3.8'' or 45 2 lbs. of fat. "HaUte." Uwy began their choicest friend­ Brown economy recommendations so pounds on a Shorthorn calf over a a registered Holstein, owned by, ^P4tive'bank that are SANE, SAFE and SECURE. . Fred Miller produced 279 lbs. milk , 5- They serve as training centers fur remain the only ones before thc feeding period of 210 days. Thc contest had 56 entrants’ and testing 355'1 or 9 9 lb*, fat. for 8«>d citizenship. Many u man legislature. Uw record made by lhe champion. Mature ttass-Five Year. !Wn.bu*‘m¥ “nd “'TdiF 71'Ld.1 - . — i his first wu speech apevvu or vr presided pruiuui-u at u. his uu . ' Govt-mor Comstock has let it be Mr. McUehland. yas (lowly ap- '>earV This policy is - vindicated by the present And mee---------tlng while a member of, * ”d Over. |lrtt ------------------------------known tiiat he favors thc recom­ prcchwl by U» milu obuliirt by"Nobleman's Pine" ;; some group- or troop. mendation of Rcprcsentatlvea Hart­ most of u» the me uiiivi leeucia .a Lee ajcv - .......... „ --Hebe of- -Fore — ,----other feeders. SPLENDID CONDITION of this old four-gen­ reeiitered niwnu>v owned by w. ■ 0. They help to combat juvenile ; man anil Brown relative to no slate Brothers, Tustin, placed sfecond by a Watered Guernsey owned by W. milk । delinquency und crime. aid for fairs during 1933. In tact securing a gain of 2.07 pounds per C. Schulte, produced 1368 lbs. • eration Bank ... IT IS BUILT ON BEDROCK! ■ I 7. Through educational processes, j I the program may go so far ax to day op on a Shorthorn v~., calf. Third place testing 4,3‘... or MA lbs. of fut.i Hi promoting > right at-> hv W. W H. U McCarthy MrCnrlhv and nnd freslienlng 1 rC;lhenillU on Oil Nov. NOV. 6. 1932. -Spot.' “Boat." they eliminate the state fair for the wuk was taken by ---, help --— -■ . '” a grade present year. son. Bad Axe. I------- Holstein, ---------- - owned by Fred — t«ude toward work. money, other SAME PRICE ir f»ri Tiw calf fed hv by Mr Mr. Mrij>rhianH McLachland Miller Miller nradiiced produced 1735 1735 1milk Iba. milk t..<ttest- races. war. and many other tares 1 ‘ • This bank looks forward with cheerful confi­ '•••' I There 13 some talk around leglsla- ran with its mother for three ing 3 O'.l or 52.1 lbs. of fat. She of social controversy. . the halls of a bill being passed to months. It was placed In the barn freshened Nov. 24. 1932. - Coventry 8. For many' people who are from | require lumber companies that cut on Sept. 25 and fed three pounds Fanny Ncmta." a registered Guem- less favorably situated homes or] dence to the future, and anticipates many good timber tills year on hind where no dally of a mixture of two parts oats sey. owned bj W. C. Schultz, pro- away from home, or do-not have I AS 42 YEARS taxes have been paid, to turn over things for every one. one part barley. A pound of .duced 1.048-lbs. milk testing 4 1' a home, they take the place of tins 1 to the state rome sqrt of security ! .and most helpful influence of all con­ beans and a poun£ of boiled barley or 43.0 Iba. of fat AGO on thc lumber taken from the delta-!.| wire also fed dally Alfalfa hay was: structive social forces. Three Highest Herd Averages. । quent tax lands. While it la not;isilpplicd us a roughage. 9. They aid industry, business. Uw • I known that the Stack Lumber com- ' Tile finishing ration fed this calf Nineteen registered Guernseys church, the school, and the home by • If you are not already one of iU customers, i puny of winch lhe auditor gen- was , seven pounds dally of a mixture owned by W. C. Schultz averaged developing high ideals of leadership. of three porta 'corn to three parts 609.6 lbs. of milk testing 4.76~ or . 10. They provide opportunity for this bank invites you to become one and share team ploy und teach young people Many Seven kiuuv oc»vu grade nuiaicuis Holstelns qwik owned -u by uv how . , to — get ”. along ——" with others. •/ pounds of beans and three pounds with its present customers the SAFETY and “Yj J™?’ *n<wd ,,l’»x‘nun‘of boiled barley dally, making tiw Howard Stanton averaged 807 lbs. f I total grata ration 13 -pounds per milk testing 3.49‘l or 28.13 lbs. fat. n“ lOrJ?lL' trul|ilng. STABILITY always enjoyed here. Ten ____________ grade Holstelns owned b" They provide educational day. The cost of gain on this calf Glenn Marshall, Marshall, averaged averaged 670 670 88 lbs. lbs. ‘L®*?!*!? *"d j was thrte and one-half cents per-Glenn i pound. , milk testing 3 8'■ ur 25.47 lbs. of fat. In addition to this helpful service. miw of them actually place hun­ ( The calf which placed second was —Edward R. Bailey. dreds of young men and women ta fed milk for four monttis. In ad----positions. ditlon. a gnUp mixture of corn and MIDDLEVILLE. 12. They offer re-education for | oats and alfalfa hay were fed dally. ■ of Wednesday Bld not tho»e who are maladjusted, so that ’Tiw finishing ration was a mixture . Tiie -— -storm ------ — ■of five parts com. two parts oats. dclu? transportation here, but by they become adjusted to life. 13. They help young people to be­ tone part bran, and one part of Un- Thursday A. M. the roads were In And you can help at no cost to yourself. When you need seed meal. Costs of gains on the had shape and the R. F. D. boys come strong nnd well physically. 14. They bolster lowered morale sugar buy MiclHfc.in Made Beet Sugar. 35,000 Michigan i delivered but p partion of **--■their calf were ®i* fent* Pe*- pound. •*—- -• (mall, while the school busses were in times of depreiKton and ,help to wage earners depend on the sale pf Michigan Made Beet not able to make all of their routes j lift- the moral sag. People in tiw SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. neighborhood look upon them 03 Many of the town pupils were kept Pearl French and sons, Tom and Sugar fur a living. If you don't buy Michigan Made Beet Victor, of Muskegon spent one day at home, on account'of the cold and sources of #ym|»thetw understand-. helpful counsel. last week at Lola Strait's. Sugar, you help the foreigners. ** only about one-half of the total || tag15.and They furnish motivation or The birthday oyster supper, also were In school. ■ driving power for- worthy civic enIP. T. A. were postponed until this hnd ■ terprlscs tarpriscs in the tne community community. Manyl Many-, calculated on a chicken pie dinner • a young man can trace thc source on Friday, Prtdxv hnt H off -ST and -nd you |, “ttX .tate Miss Leota Chase of Battle Creek on but called it Only National Bank D A IVETZ" ^Hastings. Michigan spent over the week end with her can ■ whet up your appetite for same ।began doing at least one good turn mother, Mrs. Chase. later, when lhe roads and weather for somebody each day. In Barry County 13 A £ 1 IX. Telephone: 2217 . Mrs Anna,Reuth of Chicago vis- | are better. 16. They deal chiefly with normal lied friends and relatives here last'I There have been some changes In young people in order that they et’K. |Our local telephone office. Two who imay not become abnormal or be­ Mrs Asa Strait entertained Sun-1 have been there for yejsra are laid ।come charges on society. Nothing — — ______ — day In ----------honor of- Billy Hall's iu_*u birth­ Ofi and ouUl(je Jjdip brought in. u.. dramatic w .spectacular about the Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association day. He'had seven candles on his nils does not please all of us. We‘constructive“ ______ process; no speflul oake. Lionel liad a pinner a week have girls here who have to earn a (thrill, but tremendously worthBay City, Michigan ago on February 5th. it being his 'living ‘••jng and nre. are. wc believe, compecompe­ while. • eighth birthday. tent to do the work. Why not give Some of thc minor league ball them a chance rather than import, HIGHBANK. An American claims to have Some people drive around tiie as wc are told, married women? The P T. A. brogram I^s are so empty it is under- taught his dog to read certain country with their eyes never off Tiie Moore Moore Union egyeus has been called for whlch was to be given at thc Maple C^.fr lnt0.onf words That's nothing—our puppy the road map. and might as well Feb. 20th to nominate village offi­ Grove Grange hall. Feb. 18. will be rewntly and Planted a foreign flag. devours whole volumes. [Stay in the living room. cers for Jhe coming year. \X postponed for a latter data. The M. E. church was filled Sun­ There 13 only one thing worse' A rubber company recently built A •radio announcer ,is Miss Merlyri Marshall of Hostings — ....nnuMi a »a sgood ,x>u day evening to hear tiie colored spent the week end with her par-1 ihlng. at that. He keeps you ta­ than a man next door learning topits 200.000.0PD tire. Of course thc di­ singers from Grand .Rapids. Every- unts. Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Marshall.' ,fo"ncd ot ,the latest name of the play lhe saxophone—another on the rectors i celebrated tiie occasion with jone seemed to enjoy the program. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Reid nnd luhe orchestra is playing, other side. . ;a blowout. * A card from tiie Bennett’s and family of near Hastings visited tiw 'Gardner's tall of a breakdown on latter's parents. Mr. und Mrs. Fred; their way to Florida. Except for a Reid. Sunday. . I slight delay on this accunt they Mr. and Mrs. ’Clyde Walton and I I were making good time. son Seward and Francls and Dorr| Darby spent Sunday with Mr. nnd WEST CARLTON. Mrs. Leslie Adam.- and Mrs. Sarah i ! Mrs. Art Richardson accompanied Ostroth In Uw Branch district. (Roy Nagler and wife. Mrs. Moma Miss Reika Eckardt of Woodbury • Vanderllp nnd Thera Nagler of is spending a few days at the Freeport to Kalamazoo Sunday, Adams nnd Ostroth home. where they attended the burial of The Dorcas Society of thc N. i their step-mother and grandmother, Evangelical church will serve din-1 Nirs.-Ellen Ludlow, who died at lhe tier Thursday. Feb. 16. nt Mr. anp age of 83 years and ten days. Mrs. Vincent Norton's. Everyone Joe Thaler nnd wife of Leighton welcome. . i visited at thc home of John Thaler last week Monday. John, who has PLEASANT RIDGE. been 111 with fiu and pleurisy. Is Arthur Teeter was at Lowell Sat­ still confined to his bed but gaining urday. . in health. Mr. and Mrs. W. Schlffman will Friends of Miss Eleanor Thaler soon move on u farm near Freeport. will be glad to know her condition Kenneth Kelsey attended the is improving although she is still in Farmer's Week program at Lansing bed but gradually recovering from Thursday, her recent operation. Sopha Smith is leader at the Ray and Neal Newton with their Community service next Bundaywives attended Uw funeral of Mrs evening. Brown at Welcome church Sunday Mrs. Frances Vanduren who had, with burial in Fuller cemetery. Mrs. . an operation in a hospital at Grand Brown has been with her son. Ran'd* U gaining slowly. Clyde, and wife of East Lansing for Margaret Kelsey, who has been some time and has been a patient ’ working m Hastings, has returned sufferer, passing away at his home. home. Mrs. Ellen Yarger. who has been j Tiw P. T. A. will be held oh Fri­ st the Roy Stadel home since the day cvcnttig. Feb. 24. A musical arrival of the new baby, spent a program will be put on by folks few days the past week at her home from Mount Pleasant, in Freeport. . .------------ - ----- ----- - . TELEPHONE 2121 HASTINGS. MICH. I Whole plays may'now be trans"What are thc powerful un-een1 cribed on a single phonograph disc, : forces?" asks a radio orator. Well. < u la said. The next step, we hear, is i an unseen odor of bacon can lift a recording an O'Neill drama entire, (strong man out of bed. Ion a manhole cover. KC Bui Id on Bed rock BAKING , POWDER Economical-6f(idtnt gj '254 35,000 WAGE EARNERS NEED YOUR HELP HASTINGS NATIONAL Buy and Use Michigan Made Beet Sugar NOW ON DISPLAY The New Ford V-8 112-INCH WHEEL BASE Prices Reduced ~ ON Tire# ten THE New Ford combines eight-cylinder perform •ancc with unusual reliability and economy It has many distinctive features of design and construction Quality Tires UNIVERSAL GARAGE COMPANY Co“r,s*™.f.f'r,on =tfl §24© SfcmcAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY IK 1M3 'SM^LPcR°F'TTS„MnA¥KuEnnc . "jMiucnci- ) COUNTRY M FOODS UI SALE ■/Zz< tl'ccJi Red Salmon 2 21 25c Pork and Beans 5 Soda Crackers 19c lb. pits. 19c pits* 19c Gelatine Dessert Country Club - .Hotted lUvon White Corn Country Club • fsney whits coin Chili Con Carne 25c Apple Butter Bank. .What Would You Do? - Philo Seger of Smyrna called on Mr*. Cora Gardner Monday. Mn. May Fairchild of Hasting* called on Mrs. 'Cora Gardener Sun­ day. • , . i *■“ Mn wiiu. Ur «' .<:« fl u.l.1 <.■>,[>. d.iry producu. Iruu. .-a. r Hue, -X •“* “““J'’' FTlfL*„ • — - • Mrs. Philip Wingeler is much Imcourses witlch run'for a day or ai proved at lhe last report Fred Fairchild of Hastings called week, when training in only one on Mr*/ Cora Gardener. Monday. subject L- given Ftw of these special course* be­ Friday callers at the F E. Deming gan January 3. Dairy production, home were. Mr. and Mr*. George dairy manufacture, agricultural en- Woldring ot Holland. Mr and Mrs glnetrtng. poultry, nnd frail produc­ Elmer Roush. Mr*. Allen Fish. Mr* tion are rl-.c subjects, otiter courses; Charles Overholt and Franklin K. arc given later tn the year. Burgess and Mr*. Ernie Tooker. Michigan formers who -are in­ Mr. Van Patten wa* a Woodland terested in the production and mar­ caller Saturday. keting bf seeds will be interested in Callers ut the home of Mr. and tiie seed ■prodttcttc-n course which' Mrs. Fred Williams Wednesday begins Jan 23 and continued for were. Mr- nnd Mrs. Everts.of Ve*tafour days. The growing of seeds burg has been a profitable enterprise in Mr and Mrs. Clyde Tooker ot - tills state but tho»e who /wish to' Carlton were callers at the Ernie L-imre in these [iroflls must. ■ use T<x>ker home Sunday. 'great care in growing and preparing, - Mr. and Mrs Chester Allerding the crop for market. Time tried methods of producing and family of Coat* Grove were first class seeds *f/all Sir' ~ ,:ue*D at the home of Mr. and Mr* •Ted Bustunce Sunday. taught In the short conr-e. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Tooker and the training is given by M ce.->sful Miciitcun farmers who have been family of Elkhart, Indiana, were’ guesiK of lhe former s parents. Mr. producing qaulity seeds Tor years Complete information about any und Mrs.' Ernie Tooker. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hui fave of Chi­ of thc ,’Jgir: caurics can be obtained from the Director of these courses cago spent the. week with Mr. and Mrs. Ford Carr. ‘ ut East Lansing. Little Patty Hoyt is on Uw sick 'lut. • • . DELTON. Mrs. Vanessa Lobdeli and Miss Mr and Mrs Von Dmur attend d Helen and Mr. and Mrs. Burr Lob­ the funeral of tile Utters uncle. dell of Denver. Colorado, spent Sun­ Sterling Eaton. at Hastings. Friday day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dean Our old fashioned, wintetfrecpis to1 of Lansing. • be returning. AQ through the week Mrs, carle Vander, Male and son. Tommy, of Grand Rapids, spent Tin thermometers here Tliureday Wednesday with Mrs. Claude Wal­ morning registered.30 degrees below ton. zero, and thc roads wrre.pifed full Mrs. Claude Walton made a bustof. show. The main rout* however.,ne..-. ’---------m trip to Grand Rapids Saturare kept open, >nit a good many of day. thc crossroads ant nut open yet Weiland of Bowne spent There v.a* no school Thursday or. Saturday with Eleanor Noviakey. Friday on account of the Mortny •• ■—*- "■ — — *----- ' Mrs. ”Frank Darr was -----numbered weather. among the sick f ar several days last: The P T A. meeting a-, was ahnounced last week had to br post­ Mr. and Mrs Walter Wallace of poned on account of inclemency of Ha.‘tin;:>- were guests of Mr. and the weather, and bad mads The Mrs. Gafi LtghUoM Sunday. meeting will |p held the 10th of Mr. and Mrs Claude Walton were March, with.probably the tame pro­ in HMttng* on biu-fncw Saturday gram ns was planned for.last Fri­ evening. • day nigh’. Mr. and Mis. Gall Lightfoot were Mr anil Mrs Will Whittemore. Grand Rapkl‘ visitors Friday Mr. and Mh- Oeofge Eddy. Mr. and Orundmh Barton is somewhat bejtcr at last report. ‘ Jqlin Adams. Henry Adam—, mid —Mrs. Frank Ross -is recovering Mrs. Susie Surtr Franehci, Fr..attended .............•" thc from a recent ©iteration at Pennock .. of flieir A....- ...... .«- xc., funeral tmnt. Mrs Mar- !lvsplUI, Juncrti! Mb'. D.irothy Tabberer and home in Augusta Wednesday after­ friend. Archie'Thomas, of Harbor noon. Beach spent thc week end with lhe Norman U-c is tl-,c nam-- of thc form r’o parents, Mr and Mrs. Fred ll.tle son tern to Mr and Mrs. Gor­ Tabbcrer. don Sturflon Tuesday morning; F.*b. Hevivtal m«vtings at the local U. 7 Mrs. Rr -.-tc Tungatc if- canng for B. church will be continued this mother and babe. Mr mid Mr. Hairy .Weriman The mid-year counsel of the -pent Sunday i Ii Mr and Mrs. Michigan Conference will bit held at ----- Hickory Corners, ngj i,»4i u. B- church February 1'1 the- t-.e-r • ladle; cchbrating their (,n(j n. Bishop A. M. Johnston ot ■ birthdays on that day. - . Huntington. Indiana, will be in' ' William Quick. Jr. of Chicago, charge. ' .■-;>» r.t thc week end. cL with his parTiw regular quarterly meeting «nts. Mr. and Mr*. wm Will Quick. ,£-** held February 11 and 12 at the Tlv>.(- Gay Nineties, - a pageant, local U. B. church and Presiding ■ut tbe Community hull Friday night. Elder Baldorf ut Sunfield was in February 17. will begin at , 8:(Xi charge. o'clock, when Fattier Time turns MrsSclianU of Vermontville Is tht- clock back jo 1899 So lx- there assisting with thc house hold duties «in Unit . It ‘ only a dime, and Unis ut Bryan's home. a good show you 11 see. which will Mr Bryson. Mr. Monte and ArbrlriR bark niemorics of your child- jp,,, Bratkin spent Uw week end in IvxkI days, from law to HOT Elkhart, Indiana. ■ . ; Mrs, Spcnte Gale has returned . , Mr* Alma Watrous of Battle ’hfimc from her daughter ’s. in ’ ‘ creek l» sixnding -a few days with' ---... Jadlljlav. .Site is ruuri; much trr.proivM improved •» in lM>r .■‘filter. Mrs. John /nitus • ; health and we hope “ she may con­ Mrs Gkn Hoover visited her tinue the improvement. aunt. Mn A O Haskell, ol Battle, • Willnim ymlth nnd Frank Dosic/ . made a businis*. trip to Detroit George Miller made a business Wcdnrwlfiy. trip to Hastings Thursday ; Mn- Mary Smith entertained set-; Matgyrrite Roger* is numbered • !> little youngMer* alid their,tnoth- among the ; lek. er- Monday afternoon tn honor of, Mr, mid Mrs. John ZupchniltVind . . ...le son Willi .... . jfcohd birthdaughter of Campbell were outers ce cream ht the heme of Rev. and Mrs Wil?ktn,< Saturday . .. ■ Mr. and Mrs. J. A Rockwood and v i i ’rr ’ *’ . , n?:- Mrs. Rrtta Hager of Hastings were Kb?.“n T3’.. "”«* guests of Mr and Mr* J. L Ickes Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Rirl Roger.-.. Rev ■ by Delton Cnimtjiitty plj staged for Liwims und Mr. and Mrs George { Bastett madt a business trip to March 3 and 4 Belding Wednesday. The King Heralds met with Mrs. Burtcei Mr. Fcidick, James Slo­ . i cum. Mrs Bentuo-xl. Susie Quick; Lioinis Sunday afternoon. iwwci vernon xior Ray P«rklni and Maurice OverU’uffieM Ber.tr -J ” -— ----ford; Dori* ‘1lU-m-iutri.’ 'Maraatet 'h,:’ u,re ^mc from Kalamazoo, York Robert oVcr lhc week e”d Rrt- Harrington: ;' •r-hur The local school board and teach... Adams;. Many, Copping- Artliur el™ Kathryn «rs mc: at ine Kboolhowe.Monday hare Moorhus; Hilda Fields. sis Ruth Rtetv ev,KB*- and all teachers expect to' i McBain: Eunice CiucU-. „ ‘ ’ remain for thc coming year, with r.l ib. *>«>. ;_____ • the exception of Mrs Sharp. • Mr and Mrs W. R. Schiffman of CARLTON CENTER. H u'.ingii spent Thursday uitli Mr Mr and Mrs Ralph Nobk-* and Mrs H M. BoUghncr. children of near Pine lake Dr. Pecklum made a business trip h inrt it-7 iimer m " to Hustings Saturday. 2 t. L 1 \ e Mr and Mrs. Stauffer and chils. xi. 8imday_ A.i- ouH-nct., s.;n- d-vri anci naymond Banham of :r.« ti by R- •• campau take were guests of Mrs Loomv and attending the orrie Catt and children Sunday «.». Ella Cat! vu h nraauw <wr Mrs. I* making her Efl Brown.' i termer rest- .heme with her son. Lewis Catt. and >t.Ca;U>m townshin, pawed children of Milwaukee. Wts । away In Lansing last week at the The local P T A met at thc 'i her .son and daughter and schoolhouse Wednesday evening ■jught la Welcome Comers and was called to order by Mrs . Sunday aftertWMii where lu- • Moore Thc Girl Reserves put on ■ neral h -------.. . held- Burial m Ove procrniu ' Mr,« Weiland was sen ice*—were i the Fuller cqneiery, — chosen vice-president to hl! the va! Hubert Lrtig u quite til with • cancy of Mrs. Minnie Bryans throat trouble and under the doc-1I Thc Indies ol the local Rebekahs j tor's cire. ‘ had planned a birthday party to Tiw play "TliC Borrowed Wife." iiave been given February 7. but ito be given by tiie Carlton com­ was po-lpoacd on account ot the Mich. munity. will be staged wme time the following week..Watch for ad­ vert aing date Preceedh uHI go for church will rae«‘. a*. Mn Ray Nag­ ler'* Wednesday afternoon. . You would do just as this present administration IS doing ... and HAS done for more than 46 years . . . Safeguard in every possible way the deposits of the people who have entrusted their funds here, and INSURE the BEST INTERESTS of EVERY PATRON of this old bank. - 10c Cigarettes Atata Cimcl, Old Gold. Lack/ Strike or Oivtlvrlivld For more than 46 years this bank has ren­ dered a SAFE and CONSERVATIVE service to botfi depositor and borrower. 4 a. 25c Jell-o Aunt Dinah Bulk Corn Meal Quality yellow corn meal Bulk Oats . u,k 39c Quilti Oib 2 5-tb b.jj 10 15c is. 10 19c Canvas Gloves Jttisy Glove* ftit 13c Scratch Feed Grapefruit 27c Full of h««ltliful iiilc. • S5i-S8Bvit« Sweet Potatoes 10c 4 T«nn«MS« • Nsncy HsMs - kiln dried In Our Meat Department HOME DRESSED PORK Boned .nd Rolled u. 12c u>. IN THE PIECE Pork Steak 7c 2 LU. 15c LEAN Beef Pot Roast - 7C Sliced Bacon “The Bank with the Chime Clock" 4 - 15c 2 Sunkist Lemons 3ooii(« dot 29c Yellow Onions Michis«n ioib b«910c Fres!) Hams HASTINGS CITY BANK ’tt? 98c Florids Florida Oranges Your savings deposited here, not only bring yon interest earnings of 3% compounded semi-aqntially, but enaU!_e_.us to better and more completely render that consistent service which every good bank tries to render to its patrons and community. ? 1 5c Molasses King's Flake Flour 5 Lb. Box Bacon in the Piece 45c tb. 9c Hamburg or Sausage 2ll. -13c Bologna or Franldorts 3 “• 25c Rolled Rib Roast 12c KROGER-STORES Red Clover Coal ENTHUSIASTS SEND US NewCustomers EVERYDAY Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Telephone 2515 If You Were Managing This Roush. ’ John Thaler of Campbell is very UI with pneumonia. Miss Eleanor u much belter. Sunday callers at the Hahn home were M*. and Mrs. Floyd Miller of 2N°J'33c Sliced Coontry Club - fancy • la h«*vy lytvp Side Pork East Larving. — Decreased price* for farm products have apparently convinced many Michigan young men tiiat thorough training in general and .-■i.teial farm indtutrics Is needed to ortret the narrow mar•guis of profit, according to the di­ rector of shn.t coMrses at Michigan State Colleg.; who. point* tv» t* “ thP largesi enrollment in shoji cuune* r**u [since 1922. ■ ' '• . 1 Those already enrolled have ,enS?wU«urZ’i» iSSTi® 25c 2 Country Club ■ » rich imoclh blend of Rneit applet I Pineapple FARMERS STUDY MORE Nadine, of Lake Odessa, spent sev---------- - cral day* with the former's-parents. Increased Enrollment At* Mr. and Mr*, fed. Halt M. 8. C. Sold To Bo Duo To S Need For Careful Training with his mother, Mrs. ctlttteJ Frank Sage Hastings, CAPITAL ... $75,000 Bells' Sweetest Music Lott in Great Cities? Most big bells are not rung where they sound best; and that’s In the woods or mountains or across a lake a few miles In width. A few bells should be mounted where they sup­ plemented the romantic scenery. We haven't yet made thrills on exact science. You remember “Hie bells of Shandon, they sound sp grand on the River Dee" (or was Hint tbe name of thc river? It doesn't mat­ ter; it was the river that conveyed the sense of grandeur). It was onca thought that when Big Ben in London tolled out. Its great bellowlngs It turned all the beer sour in tiie vicinity. Such nre the commonplace associations that city bell ringing can sometimes evoke. It Is In the midst of na­ ture's scenes, thc wilder tbe better; that thc sound of bells Is exalted. Tennyson made it so in “Ring out. wild bells, to the wild skx” nnd Keats Includes It In Hie a|K>strophe to tl>c grand gytuphoDy of early tw|. light's natural music In “latmla"; "So the nnniimlicred sounds that evening stores; the sonif* of birds— the whispering of ibc leaves—tbb voice of waters—the great bell that heaves with solemn ’ sound—and thousand others more, that distance of recognizance bereaves; makes pleasing music ami not wild up­ roar." Take mnro bells to the counGlobe-Democrat While Alexander Selkirk mayhove been tbe original Robinson Crusoe, bleak. rocky, blustery Juan Fernandez was r.n( the island Defoe wrote about In his book. Crusoe's is land waa Tobago, a balmy, bosplt able spot at the south end of the British West indies off the Orinoco, where rain falls sh months ot the year, qnd the temperature arcrace fa 81 degrees. Christopher Colum­ bus discovered It in 1498. and called It Assumption Island. Eighteen thou­ sand people live there now. nnd sheep-farming (remember Robinson Crusoe's goatsl) Is one of the prin­ cipal occtipailous. Tte OctobriaU ia th. yrnngest of youth organizations,(acludIng In its membership and -------------------- —boys -------- girls from eight to ten years of age. These children are banded Into school groups with 30 or 40 children in each division, tbe divisions being broken up Into units of stars with eight or ten members. The symbol the members are tmtructad to help lands In their fight for freedom, to study diligently, and. to strengthen lhe organisation. The name comntMperatea the October revolution of 19J7. - Into tlu> north of lloll.-md i.lw si-a has bitten deep, making what Is known as the Zuider zee. n huge shallow 'sea. where in past tlm^s herring were plentiful and provided fl Ikreliiiood for fishermen ntio lived on the shores. But the herring left drftp across the narrow opening of the sea ami. reclaim lhe Inin! for dairy purposK After two hundred nnd When the land Is finally drained there will be ik?i square mile*. or n whole new province of those rich grasslands, from whence lhe Edam cheese comes. This tremendous ren dyko Is 400 fort thick nt the SURPLUS ... $50,000 We arc prone lu regard the unlit I pilcity of laws as a distinctly mod era phenomenon, us though Any­ thing Is ever new. At n dinner party In the home of Prince Nikolai Andreyltch. choleric old character In Tolstoy's famous novel, "War and End road. • :<»i<ter*grci«, London, beautiful garden. When thc dancer acquired the property site gave n ‘'house warming" parly jiutdourn, nnd danced n ballad upon the lawn • Yonder In ((St.) Petersburg, every­ for her guests. HRe siwnt lionrs body IV writing not only ‘notes,* but when at home tending her plants or watching thc swans ujion lhe minia­ drynxha has been scribbling n tehole ture lake. -To Iter friends 1’avlnva volume of laws for Russia there." This yns In the curly part of the ' Nineteenth cepiury, shortly before She further enhanced thc charm of Napbtepn’it disastrous Invasion of her domain by giving n home in It Riw.dn. mid thn lawmakers nre still to a dock of pigeons and two mag­ , m It.—St. Jauils rost-Dlspnteb. nificent p«Rwlra— l*nn<|no Mall. flea to a |iara|H*t X3 f«>ct a trove sc. pan. which Is quickly reached by train or mito from AmiVo, Kobe or Yyofo, furnishes nnich to oxdte wonder m.d Interest. Mtpedaiiy ol the Deer park, the temples and thc great museum, which has no equal In the Orient. The golden mid nil' ver pavilions, the summer palaces of retired princes, sei In Ircmiiifnl gardens, whose l.ertuty Is enhancer! XoAl *o»v. nixcatic, in which the believed to keep I lie muon bright Nestled In lhe foothills of the Adirondack* ten miles north »f Here -nt the Fairfield academy, in 1900. the first scries of medical lec­ turer were given. This school, trained many of the snddlehrfg doc­ tors and Its success prompted the establlshmfnt of a school at.Genera In 1831. IF YOU GET UP NIGHTS Phytic the Bladder With Juniper Oil Drive qui the impurities and excel* acid* that cause hrtiupon. burning and frequent desire-. Juniper oil is pleasant to take in the form uf BUKETS. thc blad­ der physic. also containing buchu leaves, etc. Works on Hie blad­ der similar to castor'oil on thc bowels Get u 2Sc box from any drug store . After four days if not relieved of "getting up mghts" go back and get your money H you arc bothered with backache or leg pains caused from bladder disorders you are bound to feel belter after this cleansing and you get your regu­ lar sleep —Carveth & Stebbins. Druggists. Hasting.-; EL. Kane. DruggUU. J^ashvihe.—Ad-. Costs you Less! • Statistics, after several years of experiment, actually show that heat produced by coal costs less than any other means. This i* due in a large 'measure to the lower prices now prevailing. • Today we offer you coal of the highest quality at prices lower than they have boon in the last ten year*. OHIO COAL TON DELIVERED SMITH BROTHERS VELTE & COMPANY Hastings , Telephoco 2257 Michigan �THB HMTWQg EARNER. WIBWM4MT. rmVABT It, MM I SAVE THE VALUES DOWUNC. ’ ■BEHBBH^HEOaaeSS-E OF BARN MANURE MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. which was achedulad for Friday eve-' Homemakers ’Comer ------------- Lakes to Ocean Route ' ^bJ7’ UH Bt their dbu-^r will be held aa usual jn the church basement on'Thun- Boon to Industry Hom* Economo Specialist* Declining quality of the Iron ore Michigan SUie College jbf the Orest Lakes region seriously threatens to cut down the vast In­ x,11? J*™, h0U-f °" the Jo^.rNow I. thc Ume that all children dustry built up In the middle west soils department at Michigan BUM place together with A,Under eight years of age should be on this raw material and is a vital I College, which «tat«» that the pUnt Vandarllc few other small building* wa* burn- receiving bottled sunshine. Include ; food tn this amount of manure ed during the bllxxard one tablespoonful of cod liver oil rencr Waterway, which would en- I would cost 206 dollars if brought In The Thursday origin of lhe fire is not known, or Un dropa of "hallvrr oil with able tiw manufacturing states top I commercial fartlilter*. bring in high grade South American I. although it was occupied at the vlnrterol ' In their dally diets. A ton ot manure which Is prop- Uma. ore to mix with the local product.1 j -------- — 'erly protected from leaching and stated Professor Ferdinand Mme-1’ Madeline fltanton of Battle Creek\.T^nri*',lin‘L<;^!Sr J" * heating'ta equal In value to 100 •pentJkiuweek and at Marshall u fee. of the University of Michigan. pound* of fertiliser, according to Fifty per Tent of the billions in- I Jxrk bLe^1^7* limr members' Invnlmrnla In lhe NATIONAL 1 the College department. Till* Pier* * Mr and Mr*. Albert Kibvalue nowvver . Unger end Janet and Mr. and Mrs.' made fro^ llrhC wetsht vested In industry in tbe lake stales 1 value ean can not not ne be ooiainea obtained however i If the fertility dement* are allbwed I Aaron flchwucho ot. Battle Creek 1 ^X?ng boardf and cowred with is devoted to metal, its mining, to leach away during the winter, and were Sunday evening caller*. Si piperJ™ sohe — ----- transportation. smelting and use, I ---------------------solve your problctn. while while they theyyield yieldone-third one-third ofotthe the l*pring. ‘ ' The class in'Nutrition will meet Tn .... trrrn nation's mineral* and sixty per cent Pita which protect the manure ^th Mr*. Ella Smith on JW Lrweather or hauMng to the Ftb n whlch ,.U1 an Professor Menefee. When the ore; .field often enough to-avoid k*sc*meelln< -. percale and starting, a firmer rug is fare thc mo best method* of obM „ made if a strip ot the same maUrial .„ Ik ‘ tainlng the full meaaure of fertlllsMr and Mr$ c*-srlrs Belson re- is tarried along underneath the ron content as to be unprofitable . in™Aments TI™ i£ of ’wiperSaturday Haring spent stitcher ■* a filler Thu filler U lira t0 "P"' U *“> * a M'rl0,Ul b!ow ,o IB tlcularly advbable if mm stretchy fhe manufacturing empire and iu|^ phosphate as a preservative U also *t,k ’«‘1‘ ^r- alld . advocated by the soils specialists. O17, Du,1?? .neT,r T'ne ,ke‘ „ 1250 GriiwoU Street. Detroit knitted fabrics arc added to tiie rug. !!>>C4tufs, ancl ’aife earners, unless Liberal use of bedding is another , Mr8;J?orl5 Holcomb was at Has_________ _____________ IU quality is bolstered by high iron ■ practlce advocated by the soils men Ungs Th“"d*y attended .NASHVILLE._____ bearing ores ; J. L MAUS, REPRESENTATIVE IN HASTINGS The addition of organic matter to a meeting of tht Barry County Ex Bert B Hackathorn. 53. . mio W • the sal is one of the best methods tension class dent of Nash rille until two veurs ,.1Wb.«rad'^“n orc. with but litof improving il< crop producing, Mr. and Mrs Lewi* Otis and son power. In addition to the jflant slant 01 of ° Oull Bunday vur»t» guests of ago. pasaeu ai ins norm- in j nower. “H lake were Rundsv food added, the organic matter sup-1 their parents, Mr. and Mn. Bert; Battle Creek early Friday morning “ *' ^tor a wvrn wrefa' iilncM oFheiirt ” u “u o1 “^“Xun. Ohio. Illinois. ----------------- «--------------------------piles food for necessary soil bacteria OHs. after • -«-n w-n mn-. nt i-.rt trouble leave* his widow,- four Pigeon Victim and increases thc water holding , Bchopl was cloned a parterne of cold last’' brothers. trouble. He - S- ^‘'^“‘retura’trin e±dre™ P*«««nger as.Lu Edwin of Kronxburg. _r "SHE IS WORSE, DOCTOR. capacity of the soil. j week on account ot the extreme cold Vrotb.CT.’/ Kronzburg. 8^ of March of Progress rrinrnefi D, «winur Arthur m of Chicago.* J ” H ana and* *ni* ls ,>n tiie return trip rould prod carry­ i The College department advocates weather, but classes are resumed h —u*- " -Vt.--7 -- viucagt n American coal and industrial The paaaenger pigeon ha* gone ♦nt.-rwUng old town* of Walon. the use of commercial ferUltien In again and rehearsal* nre br order Charles of Lansing ----------------.. runira. sen ^th America U 3 VS3t pc.... „. „ io way of the dodo. It I* extinct, fanrou* for setcral thing*. It* great COME AT ONCE all cases where they can be afford- for tiie play "The Courtship of tire.1CM werr *1 i*IC twine Sunday market -for ”goods it was ui.v one vi of the Bi most abun-................. ’ tabolkf bridge, designed by — ---- — from •• the Once 1, ’im auuu -........... -■ - Robert ed. but the elements of plant food Deacon" which will be presented afternoon at two o'clock. Burial was tcntial United States, ,and breauae nf the dant creatures __ _____ __ ___ ।f Stephenson; RtenhenannT Its Ita historic hlahirtr eaaile on___________ the North Aiqerin lhe manure ahodld not 1>e al-1 next week by tire tenth grade pupils. I maac made m in uurr Burr vraa Oak cenwwry cemetery ui at Ji?ted, Athens Thnae Those from from here here attendinc attending y'UUv*'y ®"P,e ,lv1n* °on- . •lean continent ,k- « B it........................ the last one w’m hl..kh — »eema too tn. like .tbe eaitlca la lowed to go to waste IsI |; Athens In such a crisis which may I were Mrs E A- Hanneman. Mr 7.1’, Th. «« id0?* a, ea in 1914. and tia-etpffM form | fa‘r-v « .gtant^talrt .............. >" । died In J9I4. lu stpffed and to be CLOVERDALE. ,rrt - ._ the, WQrJd ,to rrc°"r n<lW graces a shelf la one of the rpal I lta memorials of the great , , I| and ana Mr*. m<». Clarence viwrutr Mater. NU.ri, Mr*. .»ne- Mar.... J-----। BRANCH DISTRICT. I occur in any family . . . just one Mr and Mrs. Pierce and daugh- tin un Graham. Grsham. Mr*. Raymond Haymond Pur- ('rrom ”m tbS depression, declared Pro- J exhlhl7lnn'wtn7of f,i.v... 1,i,r.. ' Btrtixxle aiid ttoUbwoUa ’traggle between Edward 1Tend >w ,rw>n, Ulirtrlatr .K, U.r^ld I . .. ... n »..■.« .. fCSSOT Menefee. ' - ‘the I Llewellyn, whose stntne Is In fanBeneflU to agriculture and to ex-' Washington. telephone call may be worth more porters have taken, the most prom-1 During the UM few yea Word has°S.r^ived here of «*•« Ptace in the arguments of St/ bare been freqoeof report, that the quaint old houre. b, th. tjvjj on. ,»d« t ■ Ih o,. OS- 1 s, — ------- “jrK ----- esTs ‘---- .--- . I, w .-uiu neiv -- --- —. ____ ............ ----.... to yon than thc cost of lhe service - nun - - uiru -— u, . —.. . . -----_<■■ ..... — exist* i_In re-r m nigh street luting rrom low. and .troth and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Leslie। a,tcr ’P^mling some time with the tnr death of Mildred Siebert Blay laswrenre Waterway exponents so; passenger pigeon still fitter* are are tn fra th**lr panelled room* and ornamen­ jin Dc-tioiuof streptococci Infection far4fc*1 lf the Iron ore is fading in: mote locallUca. Tetter* Adams were. Mr. and Mrs. Civile Clyde, Devenport*•••' for a lifetime. tal ceilings r are well worth seeing. -------Walton and win. Seward. MIm FranFran- 1 Mr: Mr and anu Mr N ' Htaner Van Luke ef ;o{ thc mfcat The BlebMt family CMW « rapidly as experts estl- quently received by various lortituAugusta spent Wednesday with the 1Jnwt hpr>. quh< n !rW v.ar< Mgo. Mr malt- Uw «»terway would become tlons from persons claiming to have At 8L Mary's ebarch the tourlat .......................................................... ont., find* In the south porch the grave iranch Qr°ver Davenport f.upily Siebert being connected with the CVfn more fundamental to the proa- u-n one *"'u *" For, with u telephone, you can --------------------T'T -----jiuawM,. ervation of lake state industry, it. T1 ._ q ’ n 1 : I h<„ n Un Institution be mnrt,? famous by Words worth's . Im_. M .'L9.! “ v ". “ !™??! , ;.!f!i .................................. n. smith.,»i.n 1’b' „ - P°m,Cd 001 by “-i_T*'CJ?,Y7jnr. bra"ri ™ co“ of Me«-| iievra that alll - platulble clew* 9<*m. -We Are Seven.; iiftc* tnat an ■ psatuima ciewx The rural patrons were without Mra Wm p**‘rce •Pcnl Monday in, Thursday Ynght to attend tiie Clover summon aid instantly in case of 1 should he InvwUgaiML Neverthe^ ’their mail Thursday and Friday of _________ c!“b meeting at Uw home of less It feels certain that tbe' Through Mrs! Davenport. CloverBcsde Brown After a fine chicken ­ [last week. ^Throueh. — -fire, sickness, accident passenger pigeon I* extinct The 1 know ot no more encouraging dale friends of lhe Applegate's and supper a short bustnew meeting was. Thc origin of th* term •'Top hole" • last authentic report of the bird be- fact than the unquestionable ability of°Turadnv and WedneX°y* of' UM HeUer'families’ will be Mrs’ Jla 'iL<~Tiuun" Mr7 k. glad -«.a to vknow —-1 : Mrs Thru,, ’an5'’Mr*. or other emergency. C) la uncertain, btit (he following cugof man to elevate hl* lift by a conweek lhe revival mecUntw at the tbat a11 arc *cl* ,,,d Mra Heller. Esther Johnson had charae of the North Evangelical church^wcrc dis- wbo a11 kno* ’j** b‘Tn qul}* 10 ‘•'•game* which were in kcepirig with goatlnn has been made by a corre- ceived In 1S«1 >clous endeavor. It is something continued until further notice. Improving greatly und expects to be Valcnlliu day. Mrs Alma Licb- ■pendent: "I heard thc word In Thc last -known passenger pigeon to be able to paint a particular pic1 There were no Sunday morning back ,’"n‘ at lbclr ’“miner home in haww arid'Mrs. Gady* Belson re- t»o.“ he wrote tn 1005. "tn thc mewt • died -In captivity In the Cincinnati ।IwwiaMnow.-Mn reived first piws; Mrs Otto Ander- at Sli-rrp Leone. ! took It that It I too at 1 p. m. on September 1. 1914. to make a few objects beautiful; 'service* a* the crossroads' are March n..***^. Miss LaWave Jenner entertained Mn and Mrs Herbert Cook, second. liad reference to‘a game I had seen ’ 1 blockaded. . friends with a Valentine party Bat- Each one was given a clever basket played at fairs; a feat of strength. . That day marked the closing chap­ but It Is far more glorious to carve '1 Manhall swrit*6at.urday with* Uwtr i.wf.y urd*\ -vA evening. Refreshments were Mr “ Johnson nlnr Refreshment* were |I ma<ir by u<. %••.. .T'-hf!**’-*; and and filled tilled It consisted of-strlking a peg with I ter In the book of what man bad and paint the very atmosphere s»l done to lhe paaaenger pigeon.* For medium through which we look, served and re- i with candy hearts. ~ Circus elephants were admitted : parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent nor“ “a very "good tune m* """*• -*What U described as bclr-g a foola heavy wooden maul, the peg being I It was the spread of the city, the , which morally we can do.—Thor• ported. ; A good crowd attended •Family pro >f airplane has been developed duty free, into Ireland because they ton. ' . connected with an upright. The cutting down of the forests and the eau. , e , _________ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Garter and ElNight.'' of the LcHman Club at thc In Italy. arid we wonder if tiw ape*; were classed as tourists carrying, blow caused an Indicator to fly up . , might There's have nothing "as terrible as an mo Snyder of Kalamazoo were week I. o O F. hail. Wedncetfuy night slaughter of the pigeon by the ria! .gadget or doodad thal inaki-., ■ j trunks. Or MV thry been .supper Billy. u.n.. »«».. Bab­ Ihlt upr|g(>t. on which figures were thousands that led to tbelr cxtlncIt so could be altaclwd to aulomo- s-lssexct as politicians on account of; army with banners" unless ll':j a end visitors al- thc Art Waugh Al Ur a bounteous ...hn.. their thick skin. I tourist car decorated that way. home. c cock had * charge of thc following, marked that Indicated the strength tion. bile*. When you make a mistake, don't program! "America." by all; piano of the blow. When the weight went duet. Mrs Milo Ydling and Mrs. ri^bt up to the top the attendant Spaaking Riialivaly son ot the things Into your, own Lewis Reid; playlet by Doyle Var-; shouted out. 'top hole.’ which de­ -Union OOUM no, ranln ( mind, and then look forward. Misncy und Marqulta Brumm: vocal lighted lhe striker, who retired, hav­ And. con>.r.rir,. k , , a . solo. Mrs. Gail Lykins; violin solo. ing expended a lot of energy and a not moirlmony. I. .oo,n, <0.. m. Hmonr rnn’< „ cha Joe Mix. penny." Thia appear* a very feas­ .toon nuhont Hc<lon.-l'hU.dolHU ,0|.|re „ sc| . Boni lYb. 8 io Mr. and Mrs. Clyde ible solution.—London Answers. inquirer. Van Wlc a son. W. D । Dan • Fclghner. who had been in failing health for several month* but had bceh ip bed the part three week* died at his home Saturday night. He camo to Nashvllle in 1895 and worked for Jacob Lentz and son in their furniture and undertaking business for 17 year*. He was In business for himself until 1928 when he sold out to C. T: Hess and son. He belonged to thc Ma­ sonic lodge. He leaves his wife, two sisters. Mrs. Henrietta Deller of Nashville and Mrs. Bert Hagar of Petoskey. Funeral services acre held Wednesday afternoon at the house conducted by Her A L Bing­ aman of Ionia. Mrs. Gall Lykins sang. Burial in Lakeview inausoleuni. Mrs. Frank McDerby U gaining from her recent heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. David Meyers of Ham­ pARM and CITY HOMES alike have odd articles mond. Indiana were recent visitors. Gail Lykins was bi Battle Creek of furniture, machinery and clothing in storage on business Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Crooks have that are too valuable to throw away. Other people moved from Detroit to Flint where i Bitty of Michigan coils can Every Dollar 100 ®Jl£ ffirtunuil 2Eoan &. ^nueatment fltontpanu as,M„ R,|— SEE IT AT OUR STORE THIS NEW MODEL Banner Want Ads Get Results LOW-PRICED ELECTRIC WASHER Here’s a new Electric Washer to find instant popularity. 1 lore’s new convenience and pleasure in home launder­ ing. New savings in expense... savings in clothing and Other fabrics.. . truly a purchase that repays you well. Fast washing... whether blankets, lingerie or laces... all are carefully, thoroughly cleansed. And important to you... it is a FULL-SIZED model at a LOW PRICE! THIS BEAUTIFUL NEW MODEL ONLY- ’59* CASH! • BIG VALUE FEATURES • Sanitary tub, porcelain enameled inside and out... Fast wash­ ing 3-vane agitator . . . 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Thc Hendershott school was; closed Thursday and Friday on ac­ count of the storm and will be thoi flrrt of this. week until the crow roads are shoveled ou’ Wc certain­ ly appreciate having the county | snow plow keep our main road open, j Remember that next Sunday ts| to be Rally day for church to come and bring your friend* or those Who would like to come but I haven't a way to get there. I The Community ciab~wi!l fill their | Ice-hnuBc this week unless there is । a sudden break up. Thc Ladled Aid will serve dinner I at thn Star Grange hall this week Thursday. HINDS CORNERS. Mr and Mrs Fred Bush and fam-' Uy of Urbandale spent Sunday with; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O., Tobias * Jay Webster ot thbandalc spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. fi. N. Tobuu. Thelma Tobias and friend Everett Meyers of Kalatnaioo spent1 Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs W. 6 Tobiae. Mr and Mr*. Fiord ‘Tobias and' dstAhtcr Marian of Kalamazoo । spent Sunday with their parenu, Mr. and Mrs. C- N Tobias. Wc don't lite jokes about giving tht rountry. bs-te to the Indians wlto lute LUflcnd enough uiju-llce; already. in the county want to purchase just such articles, but do not know WHERE to buy. The Banner Want Ad column is the best medium in tfarry County for bringing prospective buyers and sellers together. TT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE whether it’s rooms to rent, furniture to sgll, apartments wanted, farm products for sale, hired help needed, articles lost, live stock strayed, or what not... in each case you reach, the persons you wish to reach in the most direct way possible. Banner Want Ads get results! TXON’T BOTHER to call in person ... Just tele­ phone 2415. If you are not certain of the word­ ing, we will do our best to assist you. Simply give us the facts and your ad will go intozprint elegrly stated in the fewest words possible. Our rates are reasonable ... one cent per y ord with a minimum charge of twenty-five cents. The Hastings Banner Telephone 2415 �THF HASTINGS M-VNHl, WrtlftjtAT, Nonce or ialb. .15, jCut-Ovre Lreid*. DULL HEADACHES GONE JPBEDICT GOOD JIMES ■ w„l,""5CT| D-» -*—3 ■ When an emplayw In France »h<ft [ .SIMPLE REMEDY DOES IT FOR CERTAIN CROPS nve Ii. Rogers farm has been told cetved th* Ud news un Thuriday JDonguTTOreaiCQ ■ one tlf hlg farB1 laborera dead fur Headaclits caused by constipa­ 11 —------,0 Mr01 Ctonutock. afternoon of the tuddra death of , nnltMn< tan now now has ba* 133.800 135.800 acres armor 1Tln<‘ ““.r,!1, J-^5, ** ““J"10’ tion are gone after one do»e of Mr. and Mrs WntWhite calledtheir father. Albert Cole, of Battle' Michigan ot. ' *«lrln Liat Varied Enough To Fur Adlt riku. Thto'Clemu all poimns MOBTQAOB ULI on I. Rom* at Cooperone day lost creek, who was found dead nearlta northern cut-over and burned-j *“• soun 'tcciu.M tnat tne wiaow „ Ui,; nigh Profitable Employout of BOTH upper and lower week. Mr. Row suffered a stroke of hu home by neighbors that after- over land* converted into growing: entitled to employmmt. tnwrbowel*.' Gives better sleep, ends paralysis a dwrt time ago. < noon. He was on bls way home from pine forests, created through thc *** ruled tlMrt becawft* tbe ,Irto.| ment To Farmerg — B. A Ly Barter. Jr'tK; E.ut Put Laming Lansing. Ftu Feb. 14 14-Foir —rair pror.-i pro'- , Mr. 03,1 Knrtan atxl a near- ,tore. when he was stricken Division of Forestry of the Depart- dlapute related to a <jue*tlou of no | nenrotfimeaa. Druggist Adv. came^under the tbe bending beadi'ug of pee ’-, for tor proh: m producin'. ! *nU‘ a att*ck *’“» insmnt ment of Conservation. [I rice It eame„under rt hr Uw rsuciy of •>•'0; 1 pec:-, profiUln producuus bl*v bl*. “--"JX , . -------. ------. ..v.... 4.. «uy with M. and Mi*. Haney Endraih followed. Rev. Ellsworth, a: The peak of the state forest t"work." The employer wa* »eti-1 n t4*»ur of City N»<>2k 11-work." Tiie. wa* aen,K,nt“ 1,1 1:n Sin ___ TUX Co»r»M> cf Balt'.- .itiun । BANNER WANT ADV'S. FAY. fbnner-pastoi of the Briggs churcli. planting operations was reached in. t««iced to 20 years' t>enal servitude | flock*, and good.- light lambs SatI<ib*1 B.alius A-^.. at I maid have tirn predwtsd recently b/ r< was ui charge. 193; when 32.067 acres were forested ■■ ■ ■ ----------<■■ - ■ " nun lilterMtcd tn those brand** «ff daughters, , r>_«»• L ----Kaiamaz4x>~ ulth I After nearly a week of being snow to native pine*. This figure stlll! th.’iH-nii. agriculture ... O| d ,, , nr.nv.rt Fnrian bound on tiie cross roads and no stands os a record for lhe number Mr and J 1-jf Ir<» T1M? hjr-c 11 .j10’*’.1"*spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. T mal1 ^‘V««T we again sec the open of acres planted by any state in one year. j.tkff. t,. ron(fc hy^Rpbert Matkve Augusta Floyd Calms of North Ining Is' Mrs. Glenns Jones, leader of the,। The beginning of 1932 saw a con­ •P’ Mr Mackie pSntcd cut that, even m.-ijuigan Indefinite »tay with Mr Assyria Center Extension class m siderable decline in planting activi­ VrUVu m tluti- ^lyl of t«:^. Loe* are Ifa- W«ren Catena I Nutrition, w-a* present Friday at ties when only u+8 acres were re­ Quite a few* million people have found In lhe pari two yearn Dial In the Investment field there can be no subriilale for »•’ rood fading s'Ock Mr nnd Mnl- La-sUe Enzun and Hastings at tbe leaders' conference forested during lhe spring season in •«<¥.» Jm remark* remarks given wlale Wlale con- *°n spent Sunday with *■> ,u The *<■* regular ir*ux4»r cl*s* ti*** *e&ujn iM. A fair sized planting was made in ..<Hcb tr iI ;i; h\» Mr bi and l«zon will be safety. Protect wliat you have should be your first and only f r*es» »I»U -rattiigtttig Michigan latnb growers M»- Ferri* Quick and family at given on Thursday at the home of the fall however, bringing the total cotuldarallon. r on their showing In the hatiotul Wlto' ■ Mr*- Genevieve Lawrence. . Tiie tor the year to 10.374 acres. ;.*• .a tf ... miuo Umb p<vuu*uv» production >.a contest.-J. F. Rob»•*«*• c. ** Barber, ««»»>*•■ Hartwell. w«»ew*n Reyn*v. . class at .* Laaey hove ~ deferred their Big promises and high hopes are not happy memories If your uas* *ati rr»m *a« ra»i are. Mare«.. ». .. Messrs, Although the employment from *mi h»w <t a. t4niib».vt ua.rt.r uf oti. Buflalj. Laid that Michigan nolds and aorw attended lhe fatirer meeting aa the leader* were unable , „ principal goes. Savings and Loan Investment* have held steady ImH "'/'A figure L.mby are now secqnd to none and "nd sori banquet at Richland Bat- , to make the trip? week* duration, two and three ahlfts and calm. 100 cent* oq the dollar, and paid over 4G dividend ?'«’ ume *«/u muriy .!•«< th* that the rrnl demand for lamb has urday n | The EHL* school is again in ms-'of planters were used in order that to ail holders. The Standard was in front rank both aa to tbe c.srer cf .»u r..»4 ta >•- ->xih never been satisfied. Tl;c speaker Tne Community Club ww boljUm afleT Uw, quaranttne fw fc-arlet many persons as possible might dividend paid and amount added to Its reserve fund. flsirur I n- rbreic« .e31h 4,n it.* u(]jje4 tjw» (he market call la for held Feb. 18. at Delbert Enzlan* . benefit from the work In accord.S'"" KiJUrt «,tah uu»Ul,. Chu. ta .uu Mlranta i ur M„ c„, v,„ Allkra uta MUI pul luutlcu only tart Our recurities are In better position than ever, and prospects ... ... .. . . .... ... rinnd Oood nnaaibilitiff: poMibllititc for the general the. tlve. wUl will be the speaker. Pot luck| luck jpent part flf wtek wUh fr(en(U mcn weTe emp]djed. are that 1933 will add greatly to our earning* and usefulness trvoi ii.» vratkraai <o,n-r "t tk« fanrer who raises moderate sized dinner. to our certificate holder*. Mr and Mr« -Bill strong of ln -r Ba“*-,e Ctwk "lumbur home, thIn issuing Its reportu„relative to >.•1 Rail of ti.»...o'-wmi .uortff .t flocksof turkeys were predicted by Mr. Mr.ana aM Mrs. Mr.,.-um O4U strong Birons ot.n,rt , K „, „„„ wtkrif'ri J A Hannah. Michigan State Cd- Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mr. WE INVITE YOUR INVESTIGATION Valentine party was tendered DiaUlon stated that as of June 30. liuwii »• a 7«.m t.n lege. Mr. Hannah does not believe and Mrs. Wm. CXiip and family. I j AAVal ‘ ■Mlu"bori*"'Bouiter ’u iinrl^r 'under’th04lhe ,ludenta the Brigg* schoo! on 1932. 784.004 acres of stale owned . .... ._..** ... ■*...... ■».! _i, m.411 bu. n >>^>.4 .....*li* Xf l * < Mnrl. HniiltoT t. ta.4z.--s renreu v<tav„ .H. «rtii .tam Tuesday. They also enjoyed a surland were included within the boun‘k’"1! commercial turkey grower who has doctor-* care, we hope she will roon prue luncheon of Ice cream and. dories of Michigan * 12 state forests, vt t<i>"■ io purchase all of hi* feed. be better. cake an Increase from 34.000 acres, the ; Another crop which‘has powlblhAbril, »»*». at »lrr-o' Mi-, and Mrs- Walter Stanton area Included when themtate first PINE LAKE. sat« ai tics in the state is the Improved Detroit. Michigan ipent the week end at their Wall organized its forest* in 1903. hich’.t type of blueberries. Th»« crop . how— Readings of 10* to 20' below zero lake cottage. . I ------------ -»*>■» f' 'At ewr must be grown on a long time UT _vlt re reported around Pine lake on MIm Margaret Kimmerllng of R i un,,u. bosD. ox tiw planU take 10 yearn to Thursday night, MAUS Ohio, who spent the past week nt Bee * Work Long Hour* become established and- — to -produce and Mrs. Scplwr E eis<« .. ■>! bsi<l'*<_!hf m... —------------------------- Mr. and Johnson and to Serve Human Needs ,tre 7u..tr «t Barer •» •*'** good crops. The improved type* oi Bruce, of Quincy visited Clara the Mr. and Mrs. Clell Van Aukenj HASTINGS. MICHIGAN ,.b u.'?f i.ta rer " if-i’ .1 blueberries bring n prwnlun} in Nichols and Cleo Warner during the home, returned Saturday to the; A pound of honey that Is ph-ired home of her aunt. Mrs. Frank Me- oji tiie breakfast table la moije than * raurra MaaJarS t.«Z in lb* Pr“* “,ld ftn‘1 “ market, ac- jxut week. „f i*4j g*y. cording to Stanley Johq&ton. South • Lloyd. Ruth and Clark Notting- Carthy,.*'Ju? Van Auken ac- just a pound of sweetening, aaya lhe J.niiiry 4. 19Vt. HOVCIl ham were unable to attend school. companied her for a visit in that j bee-keeping specialist of the Mason OU* at Plainwell an Thursday and Frt-1 locality. . . Mr Mrs. Willard Case ot college. Il represents BARRVVflLE. • Con B. U»bb*rdt day. became of the Impassable I M " *and r Portland and son Niles, were ----here . 2°-'K10 round trip* on the part of In Mr. and Mrs CSvas. Hutton .. condition of the roads. ..... Dtlad at Haitian. IfkMgaa. J* ‘ of" dividual bees, each trip averaging Clarkston spent the week end with The first of the lessons In the'on Sunday, to attend the funeral II. J»»*. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will "Farm Crops" school v*ich was to'their brother-in-law, Albert Cole, 2.8 miles. In search of nectar from Wn. 0. Banff. Attonrey tar M0BT0A0E SALE. have been held at Prameville town nnd called al lhe A. J. Miller home which the honey Is snade. If one i Hyde. r i Jimmie Rizor and Mr. and Mr*. hall on Thursday was postponed -in- j tor luncheon. were to take upon herself the 1 MOBTOAOB SALS. ....... .’f iKe Dale DeVine.of Nashville were Sun- definitely. Tiiemeeting was to have. An unusual coincidence was that herculean task of manufacturing a PafaaU La<mc bffa mad» n m,.i..<«44 ux-k day k'uesu of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph been ----- conducted ------------- by . Roy Decker, ot the funeral servieef and inter- pound of honey, she would hare to ' u._ u of _» thc ,w_ Farm — crops Extension ment of tiro former residents of work every day for eight years, DeVine. head C tan State Col- this locality—Mrs. Ada Pratt Walk­ r.hn K Pffker. Keflncth Wilcoz went to Kalama- Department. Middts . 'gc. j rr. of Kansas, and Albert Cole, of travel StLlKM) biIIcb, or ticnrly twe i>rl» ii -*-b. 41. 7an Wednesday to spend several leg*. Are You Prepared for Another O Thc .North Lake school was the and one-fourth times around the r «irtu<* i‘f * 4.- days. TH. .v.... •Pine «. ---- — .............. — Battle Creek. Both were held ut. .... r n- . may on Friday but Tthc,-------South u.>. ...f Jay jj, and U44U Ashley Z»444r> Van >4141 Dorcn *SWV>> were WV4V timed -----------------------------...Puic ------ Hebble undertaking chapel and the earth, and visit 739,000 Individual BLAST of His Icy Breath ...» .1.. ... i .ntrr-a out . 01. school several day* U--.t. ... Ellis Cemetery, ,>.« the in.mar former service blossoms nf n plant sueh'Rs rhmlo week V->lr-> La>» nnd and r-nllrin* Calkins m-hnl* schols rlltf did nnt not c-m. •Kk’fftteir ir. i.‘ on account of Illness. ha*f »e*slon» on Thursday or being held Sunday at two o'clock dendron. Each traapocmful of hi»ney. rntltlui r»n»« »» ihB .un, jjr on(j Mrs. Hubert Lathrop of Friday. and the other at three o'clock. seconding to tli* aiatt college man. We are ready to serve you with most anything ‘ NuBHIle wm «u«u rt ta par“I? „IW,n *,nd ,M7 The Briggs Ladies' Aid Society represents the entire Ufa work of you want in the line of coal—good,.clean Anthra­ KS-i EM' *-' “* "" •u,hra|’ rcheduled for February 9., was post­ 100 bees ,m'm4 time, I. tbe »ub*ffil cite and Coko for your hard coal burners—Red <'-.mBiH.iur.ff. in »i.U f« poned due to thc Inclemency of the ' n.... >>.. ..... ..< vt K.l'tlX" TM Mk, „om all atand », «£, weather. Ash Pocahontas — Red Comet —I and good old When tbs Mill Burns local‘ eroUD croup 'will on Feo Feb. „ knu« have been enjoying our hllU in this The ,oc, n“ meet on Mrs. Bejisie Strickland, who has Ranging the past, the Providence 10 with Mr?. Lottie Lindsay. Majestic Lump. been visiting a sister in Washington *i"»i ot'l'r’Ii 'TCinity with skis since the snows of for ■" an extended period, irmnu-u returned Journal finds’In the records of the » n-wr.- tne past week. • tikt ntrv hkf ,-Jr Sprague*, whose history Is that of >* The Nutrition class will meet with ,fr< „*•?.,/ nrnnrf home Sunday, the 5th. Our KENTUCKY EGG COAL is giving complete tract Soot tf iba.ee . . Mra. Zo^-Gillette this week.Friday rLiVd on wt JameP Null Tht rural *chooU *!«“« generally Rhode Island for many years, food of lUatiEia Mirbii satisfaction at a very low cost to you. !or .n .a dw nwin,. A. cur led. SumUr MuSto ctoxl on Tl.und.y nnd rrtfor entertainment and Instruction. “5?m5 Kull. jltaDorallw >'re • “,Mr •»« • “ severe weather and William 11 Inherited lhe mill on the by, iirr.ry ;r. «n .«■ were U...MC unable u> to ■*< get lo to 1U..IW. Hast in#i a,S» Mrs James Null. Mbs Dorothy, Be Prepared . . . Place your order today! Pocasset, and ran (t with profit un ..7; tor !,u ,'*^n ®*lnK t0 L1M? Crawford and John Crawford were'dflftcd . of Bm HI. tn 181.1 It burned to the ground. . ...„h roadj. Mr*. Che ter Smith has ln Pinlnwell Monday P. M. on busi-i , ' . 1 Illa frfends came to the front; the kindly ©onwnted to give it to us. new. neM Unmusical Unmuatca! At Auto Horn* -rorth- We hope all members will, plan to Mr. and Mrs. Roe Newkirk of Otk„ Rnm.n FJSr* Knights. Governor Nehetulnh and ■ego Called on the Null family lost Banned bx Roman Edict .... .if attend. Robert, were tnionc those quick In rbalna The ancient Itornar.* believed that "offers of help. He declined the Tiie mliulonary dinner which was wcv)c. I’ui.h’ Planned tqj last Friday at the Irjme -• Mrs. Belle Crawford fell and a falling star was a warning of proffered aid. saying; •ft.. Rj.r.ri of Mr. nnd Mr*. Hyde had to be broke n rib last Monday evening I some Imminent .cnlnmlty. but that "If a rnnn falls down nnd is helped FLOUR FEED COAL CEMENT UME ‘y aI"1 cancelled on account".of the storm. Na sciwJ Tliur>;ln; nnd Friilar'waa bef.vre the advent of th* gax<e nn hr others he cannot walk alone BRICK TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS becaUMf ol the d»vp snow nM ctnriot. Slodern Roman pedr* Mr nnd Mr* Hubert Warner and ,rlaM d„ nol lbe lu fcur of f0|Ilnit afterward." II la n saying to be ixirne In mind ,’,'J Tliere was no school Thursday son : TELEPHONE 2118 HASTINGS. MICH. Ja.*»e culled pn Mr. and «?'l».targ hut the rauoMia blast of the today; self-help l>n* lost none of its a-e. and Friday on account of the .inmcs , William* and family pf Gun .... \ r^‘n’ , Jn.’ **?! virtue with the pau*.tge of year*.— weather. Thurrilay Mrs. Keffliren. :Plains Monday evening. Vaughn Netzhand returned to hl* w<’re, •brUl* 4,1J shills. A* a rSii the teacher, drove from Middleville :» • to scUo-jI, but ac there were no chU- ''honv at Comstock Tuesday P. M mailer of fact lt»mno nerves ore on ----- edge and iiuttioritlea have made .drrn there after building the fire SOliTH TH ORN APPLE. ! -'niuskal h<>rn«" obligatory equip„;lr nnd waiting awhile she returned to Mr* Ada Shaw, who has been 111 ment 0D up motor cars with the ezher home. llw roi; nrnliu .boul ih. , , „,lcb "" Mr. and Mrs. Will Green cf De„«ltW .Uh «.m, ot de.l» trq)l tpt<* gutri-V of Mr. and Mr* SES PART OF ✓— AI'm; Gnvti out th? week end. W undr’ratand lh.i Mr. B>™>: fw"« Mr- and Mrs .Mylo Willyard of cra«t<«. «li" . <-nr io tiw unlvr. >■» *"«• O'""™ » l„, Green lake were Sunday guest-, of . itv hospital at Ann Arbor Monday, restaurant!, startled by noisy horns the. former's parents, .Mr. and, Mrs. ua's operated on and Is getting ‘'f pawing motorists, have often lost Clyde WiByard. HIGH Marvin and Albert Saunders were along us well as can be txpected. their equilibrium and. become bo;*Mrs. Terry of Chicago came Sat- i lessly entangled in tiie yards and nn-in Hosilno Wednesday afternoon. TEST Tiie children enjoyed a Valentine tirday night ta be company fqr her | yards of spagbeitizon a skillfully mother-in-law. Mr» Herbert Jpoised fork. As many of tbe differs - ORDER FOR PUBLICATION l,ar'V ,l“’ Scl'Oci TW'Miay. The , D: Jtuiv "h • i rourt children were drcsMd in oldfash- Terry, and two grandchildren. Her- „ere American tourists Inexperll»-rt „,d Hatrlrt Tetnr. .. Uwir „(„j „, ,wemiu n, IT ee rn--nl> <f Harry in Itunrrry. loned, COciumeS ■ . SLsare .Trsslaa if;rin*«t«. PlalBHff. Mr. and Mr* Albert Green and COLOR for Chicago to vblt lus wife, who , , Er««!»r';<k Pbilltpa and Nltalr n.„4 l’* r.„.n .... n.,.A. I, T.mu <«"'»>' “M Tripp acroni- has employment there as telephone ,be of whkh ln’«raaH” “I 4.1 .I l *r.4 W>:» I Lai n .- i ,.-.. .tri. panted Mr und Mrs. W. F.-Green operator. Mr Terry also has wait ‘umplicatlons and a severing of dip M.rlBffri. f.c* 4 J*v».rrtT J* ’‘y1til'"- to Kalamazoo Bunday spent the ' bo^ wiiu ,hcre ,o 1 tomaUc re‘“,,0,w ral|{,“ nK"'!- 80 *f *rrr BlSbrruV ...I yrJand Parks. Is better after be- J«u «r« planning to motor throngb nnd Mr. and Mn. Roy Walls. , . Maynard - ... . ... .. _» aehool —i alnre Ml, Fl»rm« sraMon »I Barta ta IB and. out rt Wrt- itnme. and whether you give h CHABCCBY BALE. N.ut t» ' "toot" or not. see to- It that your f Micblna. U» oknlt Cd«n‘"; ■ lake jin I be tiostess to the teach*, ....... to the ... .. past.1 auto deep snow the horn is uf the “musical" type, «ty of H-rr. U <H.»rrrry. ' " era of tills township at her school, Owing .. .. „ .. .. M |t |)l4jr MVp JuU qo |irn Wednesday afternoon. '. feW days Ottr mail man on Route 3 was unable tp make the whole or more. When in Rome, honk as route. Mr Finkbclncr of the Mid­ the Romans do!—Exchange. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. >i Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Ostroth dleville creamery did not make his .. and -m wiled her mother at Has­ trip Saturday and our cm buyer Pathos in Destruction Irom Allegan county was delayed tings Tuesday. / of,Countryside Milla i' Mr and Mrs Jack Holden and until Saturday by thc deep mow. । Mrs. B. J- Parks spent Monday ' ; children of Chicago pnd hu parents Anyone who has loured extensive­ . - from Battle Creek visited Mrs. night with her mother. Mrs. An­ ly through the couhtry, particularly drews, in Wayland. ' •| Hulda Hauks <me day las’ week. In the Eaat. mutt have been Im­ Fred Gnffm of Middleville called ‘ Mr. and Mrs Harold Robert* of -- ------------------------------- pressed with the number of places • Lansing »pent the week cn<i- with on Mr. and Mrs. Robcr^ Garrett named •■Burnt Mills.” or "Burnt '• his parents. Mr. and Mrs Bernard Sunday forenoon. i R.vberts ol Hastings were Sunday There was no school at the Gates MilL" It Is really an attractive • i vUltora. school Thursday and Friday owing name, phonetically, containing a . A *on wa< born to Mr. and Mrs. to the deep snow and cold weather. cupboneoua arrangement of coosonanta and rowela. but It makea ’ Clyde Van Wie Thursdav Mrs Van STATE ROAD. ’’- Wie, wa* formerly O’a Reynold*. 1 ono feel aomewbal aad that so many ,, ---------------Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scobey of ' Tiie first algnv of the upturn will Hastings visited Mr. and Mrs. Vem examples of tbe enterprise of our «..u Lavancha Sunday. - ------- - La•h0Ul* appear at mouth corners. Cotton and vanche spent part of last week with to »llch devastating misfortune. Ona her sister. Mrs. Scobey, on-account occasionally finds old millA in rulna, MOBTOAOB SALE of the bad roads slill standing, but while they are CONTEST RULES. BUY AND TRY ONLY IF YOU Mrs, Ernest Quackenbush of also a complete loss economically 75 CASH PRIZES 4 N*mr» mu ■ aloatot n<i Grand Rapids is visiting her par- tbey 1(jj tt> the plcturesqueneas. to WISH—BUT DO LET ME ctlbcr er bed enu. Mr. And Mrs. James Swajison -the human interest, of lhe country. p>|Xt ; <m< u< GIVE YOU THE FACTS ... At thia writing Mrs. Els^ Sothard ,I(Jt strg t0 the ^ul ual incuctt in $5,000 >Uad, iriuoat. I is gaining slowly from her recent guide .. ..lists no “ .... OBDER FOR PUBLICATIOX. Burnt Mills"—not Itotiti. MB* Gat this free information-snd-entry operation. one Is of (hat Importance. But this 74 Prize* for Slogan* Fisher P. T A* Lv postponed blank from any Conoco*station pr UHThc n-iTrerning TlwrKtay evening, book I. eloquent of other dlreatre dealer. Read all about this new Feb. 16 There will be a good pro- mime*-"Burnt Cabins." "Burnt ing. U(huu»( Pi.kupqujli<ir»| bronze gas; so volatile; so nearly ’ gram Everyvne come and bring Corn." "Burnt Ilanch." "Burnt Hllh*,*’ self-vaporizing that the spark plug’s IC Mil cup and spoon . -Burnt Woods." and even -Burnt SLOGAN PR1ZIS: first spark sets it off. Learn how iu Homer Becker and Andrew Ken- Creek." It la a melancholy fuel that I PRIZE OF Si.000 m.*' nrdv a»ended the school tax meet- n* we went along building we also higher octane rating improves iu at H*XU.<>. Michigan, D»<»e>' ’ Ing at the court house Saturday uent Miont burning. — Pathfinder 1 PRIZE OF S ISO anti-knock quality; makes your foo­ •ai»». afternoon. -Uagulna. ter fire evenly, smoothly, like tbe I PRIZE OF SOO BOTICB TO CREDITORS LAKEVIEW. - I PRIZE OF I ISO roll of a tight snare-drum. Learn, ---Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Gillespie visittoo, of iu lasting quality for long 5 Prlssi of... $100 Each A good place to see sampans Is ’aare Mkhtsaa? Heber PUte tt! Orangeville Sunmileage at thrifty dbst. 10 Prim of ... $ 75 Esch from the deck of ’your liner as It rtiasM rrral.H »r» Mr. Minor Bateman of Spring journeys from Hongkong up the Chu W n«hi to um a nitna ot 10 Prim of , .. $ SO Each d«iJ«t more tuireblt aoJ Arbor I* visiting at Wm. and Frank | 4,1.44* Klang V* or •Pearl rirer to* Canton, — IS Prises of ... S 21 Each oU«< tuae-enk I,*1. Mr. and Mr, Wm. Schantz of Ch'n"IS PtiMt of ... $ IS Esch Vermontville were Sunday visitor* •nd canal* are filled with ancient IS Prim of ... S 10 Each at Wm. Cogswell's. and modem craft, and among tha Laktview Community club meet* former are Innumerabl* aampana. Friday evening, Feb. 17. Everyone The Mtnpan 1* a semi I boat with a NTT5T OFFICIAL’ •l'«»U Cicy.UbU. conic. ■ 'curved ahelter In the center. H ta . I said that fully 900.000 people are Now that they have learned ™ twira and live and die In there boata, BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. »pht “n Btom. watch the ham 1 rarely retains ashore. pa* j j the wxlwicm I LEGAL NOTICES I Investing Safely Standard Saving's Ac Loan Association Old Man WINTER is just getting his stride! EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY LET ME HELP YOU Will HA1*6, '°ooS's'-o&M4 bronze :s $5,000 WORD us NO 1>CREAJ;E !H PftKE 1 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-02-22.pdf 8ceba8df336c6e81360ef454fdbd6cdc PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR CAPITAL NEWS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, FEBRUARY 22, 1933 12 PAGES CHARGFD.NEWLYBernice Bpringer Will WEDSWITHPERJURY Miss Dlacuei Borne 01 Her Ool- , — PAGES 1 to 8 “JS rules PLANNING FOR ish tjie ph mmy 17617789 Some Auto Drivers Evidently Want To Make Laws To । Suit Themselves COUNTY orriOBBS -AP.I lh„ ENG. RAKOWSKY HAS MEN By FJton H. Eaton r "AP- •n»<X,’5’S7w-ttn>'"r EXPENSIVE SYSTEM . Lansing. Mich—There will be no PREHEND" JUDGE AND | State Teachers' College will give |t*' COULD BE DISCARDED jwriter Jias^iwtIced ft, large CUTTING BRUSH ON sales lax bill enacted by Hie pres­ second radio broadcast on March 1 poR EOONOMY-8 BAKE 'of traffic violations at the IntersecROADSIDES at 4:15 o'clock over WKZO The flfavywyaix o ' tion at State and Church Sts. all ot' IN AND ABOUT THE LEGISLATIVE HALLS ent session of the state legislature. There will be no income tax bill SESSION OF COURT (?) passed—not unleu I he administra­ nnm/cucn at ■ Ail CONVENED AT JAIL tion Is able to convert some of its —— own aggressive leaden to a belief Sentence Impoaed By Juatice that Michigan should have an addl. lions! tax Income Mnltbow. m a Treat For It has Just become known that Crowd At Oandyland there is a senate group of which The‘Banner last week contained Senator Francis Kuip. Democrat, of Battle Creek, apparently teems the antrnincemenl of the marriage to bi* the leader, determined to stop on Saturday. February IL of Pro­ ... kind bate Judge Stuart clement to Ml** nnv taxation legislation of any Senator Kulp Is outspoken In-Ute-Pauline Gerilnger. They left this determination to see to It that no rity on a wedding trip immediately new tax revenue* are passed on to following the ceremony, returning u- i>copic ; nxniuuy nicy nau the people at of Micnigaii. Michigan. Monday aiicnicxni. afternoon They had uccn been "Why Shsuld tlic people who last|sueccasfu) In eluding any plots to rnr paid paid onto — the — stale treasury shower them with — rice,. — or to year —-----— <.;— — .give — nearly *125.000.000 be required to ' them a ride" about toe city. , pay more? How can they j»y it even which would thereby announce In a if we do pa'* new tax laws? And I noisy manner toe fact of their mar­ tell you here there will be no new nage. - tax bills iNMsed by this senate if 1 Evidently Stuart concluded that can stop it I am not alone in tills fate had been unusually kind to stand." stated Senator Kulp this, him; for oh Wednesday evening he week. i was sitting in his rocker al hi* "Not only will we oppose any new home, hl* feet in ea*y slippers. Id* tax plan but I am inclined to be- mind contented, and his face smtlUevo that some of the present taxes Ing as usual. But alas for Stuart! and license* sliduld lx- reduced. Tiw • He had not reckoned on toe posautomoblle weight tax is too high.' sibilltlcs of plotting by those ssThe gas tax U too high. Every tax fociated with him in public office! we hare got 1* too high. How do I: It appear* ttiat these latter had enknow? When jxoplc can't pay their tcred into a conspiracy against taxes. Isn't that sufficient proof of Judge Clement's serene and hapthe fact thaj taxes a lid licenses are py frame ot mind, as he wa* soon too high? Yea. I realize that Ocrer-fto learn! • nor Comstock would like to sec a While Stuart wa* thus beamiw sale* tax law, passed, but I cannot with happy thought* as ho sat in and ■** ill not *uj>p6rt any legislation his easy chair, there was a loud rap , of any kind that provides an addi-1 at the front dobr. Hl* mother retional rent of new taxes in any sponded. There stood before her. as form. 1 will support every bit ot *i>c opened the door; none other leglslalton that comes through that than City Marshal Harry Thomptend* to reduce taxation." added ion. He let it be known promptly Senator Kulp. Senator Kulp repre- that one Stuart Clement was the sent* toe Calhoun-Bumch district, person he wished to see. and that at b« ing Hie first Democratic senator (Continued on page flve> elected from that part of the state ------------- <»> in nearly a generaUon. QWN& SEVERA|_ |N. W .... . I them absolutely uncalled for and teen minute program will consist of1 earn one ftwuebr rth eojoele danby Richard Jensen of Kart AFFIRMATIVE VOTE AT I llinuin nr-mnsm fer- n0{ lo tl*Me riding In th? and MU* B*raloe M Springer of. -- ----------------LANSING DESIRABLE cars but to pedestrians as well. HasUng*. Between the two talks! ---------’ It Is a--------------queer kink-----------------------in a man's mind Mis* Beatrice Hughes of Hudson-, -------- leg lechCeitner hao ICmCC thrilling mishap 01 fl I LU OPEN TOMORROW Truck Broke Through Ice Al WaU Lake—Leo M^e I . , . DINVQTH DRUIu) IU I00’- COMSTOOK BinW Leo Lechieltner hod an experience ppnnT awamnw rn roa« at Wall lake Thursday which he PROCLAMATION TO THAT ot YESTERDAY would not' wish repeated. He at- i tempted to drive his truck across! -------------- - ... . EFFB Si'S.1,™ SttSMutS'iS: DRASTIC RESTRICTIONS COUNTY TAKES OVER 168 MILES HIGHWAYS XEiSV&Sl'K made on withdrawals of the vehicle before It went under , . vine win give some whistling solos State Would Return To Con- ‘bat <tll altow him to turn around Release* Townships Of Re- waler. It was deep enough to nearly Banker! Studying Procltuna* cover the top of the cab. Later tn ' *-----— Carry 1 Out ■ tion And Will eponelbility Of Maintonanco toe day the truck was pulled from Ita Proviatoni * According To McNitt BUI The topic to be discussed is "Ex»«. perlsncea .in Working My Way [ v enBon Plan NominalJXS?wJr vetlMon Flan Of Ot Nominalup mu£ « J'S!. Through College." Hostings people1 ing Candidates ■ — -/ •— — —- will be Interested In hearing MUs I -n.-r- .. , hlll lhB»»ry county License. Frequently Springer, we are sure. . ‘ ‘ f lhC prcsrnl have drivers cut straight across HuOn following Friday, 3.'’ lrCi*)ature that ought to -pas*. Il Is -----itreet — to _ a rparking —and they -pm Hie mu— •WMVWM4B »-1im—y, Mar. hmm. w. —w oplore —— —< the biggest event ot toe year tn toi* [ one that will put an end to primar- were not all women drivers either. departtnent will be held-Rural , ie* «.U and -uvw allow nominations motuiu. to U> be uv " .J7;* S" L”-' Progress Day. made by the caucus and convention [*{*• do K® around the Mop do not not xnow know its its prospros- — hght. make U-turns, and back , system. system, We we ao — — — -— iiet« straight aero** road in pect* for for nk«.»F^ passage. if If the the .Mi real in. in- «tralglu aero** toe toe road in traffic traffic Rill I 111 1*1 I II III I IU : itereata of toe people of this «Ute-These violation, and still others ||ll| UU | | f| 11 | | are considered, anj If thenI* a real beet> *nd repeatedly com HUI ■■ UU IU ULLill . (desire for economy this cxoemlve.milled. It srems to ua that auto­ Lnrlmary system will be put Into tne anver* drAVer* anoiua ®h°u-d consider uie toe o*ncr other .nd nol md^isn 111. in tn. I dliesrd. 1 'The people of this state can see way some at them do. Observance of regulations takes but little effort ■ that toe primary system is irl In­ HERMAN FUHR DIED vtting into public life the people SUCH BUSINESS WITHOUT MAKING DEED AS AGREED i type of men who could and wujld SUIT IN CIRCUIT COURT 'give the best of service refuse to.be dragged into the mud ami mix* of a primary campaign, and follow that BECA^ECESSARY^^^^JXvtlJX Cue Show,. It I. Wise To Attend Tn *» ! As to expense to taxpayers'there Attend To Pnolno.d Business At no comparison. Under the old Proper Time ----- and - . convention ----------- system — . -— ; caucus As we have heretofore explained frotn a Delton garage. liiere will be taken over from the I Two similar accident* occurred ■;ixf4N'*n tnwn<iiirM tti. r-pintv hv ‘eccntly at OuU lake, the drtVe 1 * sixteen .U " townsldps of the county by .scaping by Jumping from their maoftog mitofoftowntoto year a total of 168 mile* of township 1chtore when they felt the tea giving or w average of IO'y' w 10 2!*i REPUBLICANSHAD .LARGECONVENTION This will add that many miles to i the county system, because, when, these road* are taken over by the I . ^-,7 7-j ,tfta-«1«htr> ■ .>WMWdTi*« -------- -------rwerwnyr, ~ "Wui“» '“i .nern ln Sm thereafter. • has the plans' . Engineer ,Rakowsky ------ -~ -r•--------------made for the work to be done on . Monday clothed Governor Oornst:xdt with dictatorial powers tn laying down rules and regulations for tha reopening of the 530 banka in thia state, which were dosed by his order issued February 13. considered in providing for this re- clamatlon Is necessarily long and complicated. One Grand Rapid* banker describes it as "the most In­ tricate Jigsaw puzzle that had yet been brought out." aroebt convention in Briefly a* we can state it. the new proclamation which came out late towmen lhvrp u luch B Umiud Bnwunt ot COUNTY SINCE PRIMARY Tuesday afternoon provides for the —----------- ' money available for the work. The WAR ATinPTFn reopening of the banks tomorrow. itate will appropriate under the Me-1 WAD ADUrLCU Thursday. February 23. but clomps Niti b*ll. $27,000 to tills county, or , ----------down severe restrictions in the pay­ an average of about $160 per mile DILLMAN ENDORSED Ordinarily toat would mean very.u,ul-'j,2" CNDWnocu___ ing out of money by banks. Wlthlittle work oh township roads, but - ;ri lyze:. ”/....? PRAISED FITZGERALD ab fromaccounU •»«> ,h®ln commercial IdUCHRLU FHHIOCU dra*’Mvings all Mlchl. under the plan* employed by toe --------—“ -»»-«Barry county road commission that Call On Legislature To Out BBn ^ric**® to actual $160 Is .stretched until it does a tot a. . *n ^ necessities and are subject to nu• for - some State Expenses »— T ONn r TRT nF CARFR AN of. work meAna rous Oplimitations. . x. Men have •been LONO M»T OF CASES ON The proclamation provides that time cutting the brush and where, pose New Taxes ■ . ■ ruiure THE CALENDAR FOR . future aeposu* deposit* maae made in tne the oanxs banka | necessary the trees that would in-. iterfe^^th n«es*are-!wiwork in’ The largest republican county will be safeguarded by execuUve orCOMING SESSION 1 Hum' towntoim ont)miJ? convention since the primary law maldng them mm fundl , uuwe townships on .“ the Y1 168 mllcu went tnu. .u held Jn the „u„d >he„ t)-depoelmn end p..: I Messrs Brown Bros, hare-taken toe 0 court room in this city on Tuesday able nn dfnund to depositors withTHE USUAL BIG GRIST contract to do the grading and last. After the reading of the call, interest nr niUADrtC PACCQ *hB<*n« U1B redbed to a width of checks written by depositors dar­ UF DIVUKLt LAbto 18 feet With only 1160 per mile to W. A schader of this city was namas chairman and W. R. Cook sec- lng thr banking holiday will be re_. , „ »»*. on* would not tolnk more than ed retary of the convention tu*ned to who issued themThe Jury Will Not Be Sum- thatcouldbc attempted or cren that „The ,chtlrm?n B1’pol"\sd ? but starting Thursday new checki . much done. It is because Brown moned. Until Monday HUI. M. Backus and Glen Blake may written to replace them and , . Bros, hare a splendid equipment ot committee on credentials. He named lhey will be honored up totoe demarch o road machinery that they can make toa positnr's pro-rata share of tha The court calendar for.the Feb- a Rood roadbed at this low price, Lcn W. Felehner, J M. Townsend pasltir's ,ruary term Iw* been prepared, and now and then do a little gravel­ and Glen Wotring as committee on bank bank'ss quick assets, assets. which mean* meant money toe bank actually ho* on ;Court sessions will begin next Mon- ‘ng; but it has to be very little on organization: and C. L. Glasgow. O. D Whitmore and M. L. Cook as junj. d». febrarn It. Milt the ptbbk- Sbbh ■ ™»ll tpprowuuon iSmmiiwe'm Silutioiu. ■STctra'•••** ~~ — ”Tn— Hjjea laid down by toe Gov­ JiXSJ XWiX “”our”a *“"■ ernor are loo numerous to cover in toe brief space we can give to It in ^ COURT WILL OPEN MONDAY FEB.?/ An InteresUng case was heard be- whatever expense wa* Involved in fore Judge Russell R. McPeek la*t making nominations wa* borne by Saturday. February 18th. Briefly the political parties themselves. It stated, the facte involved arc a* wo* a very small item. Under Hie follows: . j primary thcre Is all the expense Herman Fuhr, now deceased, *4s. that is involved tn a regular elec-' during hls lifetime, the owner of a Hon. both for the balloung and for farm located in Orangeville town- the counting of ballots. The total ship. He was for many year* a expense of a September primary­ single man and ten or twelve year* election in Ulis state would exceed ago became acquainted with one ‘ $200,000. as anyone can ascertain if Fi irenre Miieskt. who is also now he will look it up in his own voting deceased. Mrs. MUeskl's husband precinct, multiply that by Hie sevwas dead. She had three children, eral thousand precincts In the state, home and no place to go. Some-. then consider the cost of ballots, Right on top nf the determined, TERESTING RELICS no during 1919. .and add to that what It has Involved 1 stand ..**.*" siHixi taken laarn by uy Senator oenutor Ku!p nu.p against againnt ______ _ ” nuuivo । time "— — . . the summer of ••••■ . r7L.-'7 h... — _* ior the candidates themselves. It toe Governor * sates and income tax Prftnk Herrington Ha* Rail-1 rhe —er.; 2;— —Sim .""haN -------,o “hourekcepir. proposals come* a declaration from ------nourexcepcr. Bhe one wo* a a* a a hard naru means a big sum of money. Where [ road Bond Secured By His ' *wking woman and, on toe 30th of tiw nominations arc made in counHepn-Mnlativrs Vernon J. Brown, Criminal Causes. , tee on credentials read the list of morning. To attempt to mention r------- x» ij------------ October 1919. entered into an agree- ‘Y convention* by delegates chosen that lie will light to the last ditch [ mmm»The People vs. Earl V. Knoll, bas- ™delegates. This was followed by toe aU the details, which seem to ba r ainer in a naia mc.lt W1U1 HerTnan puhr. whereby;ot caucuses, thereM i* a better oppor'Hu- bill hurried 'through the senate' lh« mtrtU or Ute >•«>'. on«Hnmvot. -J“ 1 “J. "p°" ,hf 0,1 t”™; coomeUm ul puollnl. would ™ by Senator Mootv of Pontiac ttiat wp h “ '* bc * n hy Frank . *hel wa* to take care'of him during tunlty to know toe mertU at toi by Senator Moore of Pontiac that ■ . T* Al'ln w.. with what work the commission gm °"., provides for the payment of drlin- Herrington of Dowling some inter-1 thelrest of hls Ufe. fumbih a home; candidates than ............................... I* possible at a ---- - —r- Hover. --------will !2”» . °™!!! w«T¥“ “u uon ora" « ®« MR out ot ot ■>» the question Ur for u,. ut. Tlv. The i BorBU,e co*’'nu*sion win business. The resolutions reaffirm- nroclamation is elven in full in tha quent taxea and sbeclal asaes®nent* rstlnB reUcs whUh hc high- for him. she to be given the privl- Primary. Men could be induced to foL!rla*: , . „ over n period " f rears 1v. Hl* father, the late John Her-1 lege of caring for her children in <«ke nominations from a convention The People v*. James Hammond. 'conditional the end of this year. m'lU^Se" They endo'S Hon' wh !f h to^vldual depositor can ’ "Moore is in Hie legislature retire- r,n8,°"- *“» B Union roldler and the home and. in consideration of w>» would never think of running™Pc. for arraignment. «entlSa £o"l>“<rf DettKid Oak- *B’ *lth thp nr,,,y °r OenprB1 OrBnt Fuhr, he deed- hi a primary. Tbo People vs. Merritt Edward“ Under the McNttt bill 25 ner cent H1 77™', ‘ ,y e" . read and make his own interpreij i to / ----- _ 7 ---- 1 urover u. uuiman ror siaie mgnway tend county real estate sneculatora d,lr|ng the MlMisalppi cainnaten In cd her toe farm, which deed was sincerely iiope the legislature McComb. Intent to rape, for trial, is added Hie amount apportioned commissioner and highly commendwho have benefited more than any rnld,nB one of ,he houses In Vicks- placed in escrow to be delivered to will ditch the whole primary bus!The People vs. John Brock, leavas we would be. About the each county last year. That will hi* admlnlstraUon of that office, the mark ow else in tor world through the bur*' Mississippi, there was captured [ Mr*. Mileskl upon toe death of Mr. bess and get back to a represent*- HjE toe scene of an accident, Jury to that can be done is to talk with be true for four years. With thls .On(! resolution congratulated the best Thm •necuta“Scute-‘> •’l •nM n00 kx,nd bond'' uwhlch * first ftnrt j Fuhr, your banker aixxit it whenever ysxi .sale of real estate These B‘ • 'hlch was * Fuhr, who who wa* some years older ‘h* «y>tcm, which is the Amenion. pu«rt on tboLuttd. onoVb..;. ““i™-1! than •'“» she. .................................... I ?.n. »*'“"« ’TTf'LU' Harto* W“lc- d'­ extra money, some maintenance, voter, Of Michigan on having re­ have a particular problem to be and* and thou->or,Ba<«‘ right per cent construe| -— . r.. ..51L work and possibly a little graveling. d^ted secretary of state Frank D sand* of acre* of tend. They sold il tion bond, issued by the Vicksburg. I Contrary to their expectations. ■ 'nations. It would save money and sertlon, for trial. a p solved, and lie can tell you what ... .... atnu and Texas icAiw nsiujuu Railroad ■ Mrs. MiicMu Mileskl aiea died or before lore ntninn Herman wto candidates making two -The People v*. Ed. Olsen, bastar- EE fcdX0At‘hanl rateU^ to the working man. to those that Shreveport This bond mentions Fuhr, departing this life on April 14. polltlal raiupulm, » lta> now do dr. tor «mu<nitwoL pit oFthu'e^unTv ki'oi'ihLGvS:-“"T":’0".?" "™ra wanted tp create homes for their Company Tl» w«plv vw Don Wilson, vlolw- K “ j“'“‘J’S I U» rno,‘ drntllc trononw In tuu. English currency a* well ns Ameri- 1923. Her depahure before Mr. -uno tot Uio prlmarp und one tor families. These buyers, no longer jSmie tr dn.“.I. "“I". “* can in expressing rxnr««lmE its vslue value—worth pupr me written contract that they lhe elerllon. We ore eonMenl Ihwl Don ol live prohibition low. lor orable to keep up payment* on the ean c -mditioM were different the r*xin- Mfoln and urged our represent*: COUNTY FARM BUREAU TO land, hare turned it back to Hie real $1,000 in American money and 225 hod entered Into had not provided it would bring a better type of men ralgnment. condition* a ere different, the coun- Uve and MnBtOr at Lansing to vote j Jury civil Caurex, estate operator*, who made a nice nound* sterling In English money. for. Mr*. Mlleski's children were । into our politics and public life. ty might be able to add something t0 eul the gtnte government HAVE ALL DAY MEETING j The Commercial Investment profit on their first tran'oeUon.". It Was prinled on very durable ma- under age. and a guardian od litem to the •v»u*“e fun,d?JorJ?^'lp, *nd against adding new taxes. I Trust vs. Syra Pierre, assumpsit. Mate* Representative Bggwn. . |11« rial and had many coupons, none was appointed for them in the pro­ QUARTETTE AND PIAN­ tart, H WNM1II rntdiuon. Th „„ cirvvcu „ A • , Mtow1„, WVAC iu th inc, Hon. Michael Noon Will Olv. I Ehda Bhaw vs. Burdett Llchty, et that is not to be thought of. "Now tliat they have re-poascssed;'of which had ever been cut off for bate court of Barry county. After 1----*-•* — --------------------------------reoublican convention to be held In al. assumnslt. assumpsit. ’ Address — Meeting At this land from the little fellows wiio redemption, nils bond had never the death of Mrs. Mllc&ki. Mr IST HERE MARCH 1 a), Grand Rapids next Tuesday: Emw.t Vermeulen vs. Phoebe paid all they had into these lot*, been negotiated and was probably Fuiir continued on the farm and Ed Schantz. Nashville: J. E Bab­ Good Will Church EDUCATIONAL CONFER­ Manker. trespass on the case. they have had the senate pas* a bill printed for the purpose of securing for a time cared for the minor bitt. Freeport: N. H Barber. PralChaplain McLain Of Jackson children of Mrs. Mileakb Even ­ to provrne ror tne payment ol de‘ ‘ [It^C^Sr ‘ nut Milan W. Dryer and Samuel B. to provide for the payment of deENCE WAS POSTPONED llnqucnt taxes on these lots In the ” 41 “r put B tually they were married, went To Accompany Men—Oon- Craig vs. Casper Thomas, trespass years to come. All they want to do Cr‘m','2 with relatives and all left the prem­ on the case. . Scheduled To Be Held In ^’hJ5?SV«hid“J5l I* hold these lot# until times get bet?5 ! <7 Pw^rtnb r ^ht ises. Mr. Fuhr wa* then left alone. । cert At Methodist Church Non-Jury Civil Causes. In Near Future— *. ‘ d*Ie?Mtei »er® to- ship The dinner win be served at ter and they do not want to pay any. ^aJS^TiiESi be th. Unton Realizing that he was getting old Those who attended the minstrel Forrest E. Jordan, et al. v*. Pitt Lansing nntA Tn Ra Annnnnend “"“£1 * “* B"y VBCBnCl“ lh* Boon, in the usual wSy. taxes on them, but they want to Vi/0 and that he had no children of hl* show given here by the Ionia re­ Pugh, et al. ejectment. Date To Be Announced may occur. An tnt^tlng program has been (Continued on page six) formatory players a short time ago (Continued on page 9. part 2) Several Interested people IncludHon- C. L. Olasgqj* was called on arranged for the day and a good atMt I will recall the male quartette as ing most of the members of the ‘or jeniBrk’ and 8*ve • flne. off- tendance is expected. Michael well as the pianist. This quartette, Board of Education, representatives.hand toljt, stressing the urgent Noon, president of the Michigan [ evidently her son. with assault. He MOST OF HOUSE DEMO­ as we then explained, came from S. S. ORCHESTRA GIV­ of the Parent-Teachera organize- necessity for the party to build anew state Farm Bureau, will give the mentioned In the warrant as a nice big prpnt." declares Represen­ . Is CRATS SIDESTEPPED the Jackson prlron. Those who ING CONCERT SUNDAY Hon*, the Women's Club, the Ameri- on «“nd foundations, with the full address. He is always good and ha* lad. • I heard them were loud in- praises of tative Brown. expectation that it would be sum- sooielhlng something worth while to say. Ha , can Legion and others had planned «M*ctaUon I In the papers preserved by Mr their fine singing and of the won­ ' But what about tlw man who has its responslblU- should be heafd hea/d with i even mor# in­ and handed on to Did Not Want Salary Reduc­ derful pertormanor on the piano by Group Under Direction Qf to attend the Michigan Citizens' moned to return to ita paid hl* taxes? This Moore bill has’ John Herrington ZZT no regard for the racriflce* he has Ln hi. °i lA* re**ll»t5 tions Applied To Their Wesley Logan Going To ;I cmference on the Crisis in Educa- tlPS ,n lt,tc and national govern- teresl than usual Uils year, as be l* one of the men who is a real artist I Uon. Although postponed tempo, mcnt ' ' ‘ a member and leader and of toe party a member leader ot the party huuMlnuom.u* u» on hls h“ nr 111 acre farm In Baltimore ------------ Hl* Anurical ability was not limited Legislative Officers Lake View Irarliy. the conference will be called '———------------township. In 1860 Hie tax on hls which is now formulating our state state. No. the man wtio lias paid hl-, to playing however. He had a re­ The Methodist Sunday School or- '-----------—------------The democrats of this slate al- markable voice and his solos were and national agricultural at Lansing sometime... in—the---------near HASTINGS VICTORIOUS --------------------------- erprograms. —-------lax Is given no consideration wliat- farm was $10 72. in 1867 It wa* twined control of its affairs on a wonderful. $5 01. In 1865 it, had Jumped to chestra Is planning to give a con- future. The origi-. Intnrw t »w. Conference was ahm nUCD DAl*J DAUU TDin Seeding time will be here. Tha UVCn FAW FAW I HlU committee tn charge of the meeting Our readers will be Interested to cerl at Lake View on Sunday, Feb nally scheduled for Wednesday, Feb "However the Moure bill does take $43,71. This Increase was no doubt pledge of economy. Last week they 15. under the me sponsorship ot or thlrtmr- j T • „ . ------ L. _ _ next nextrriuay Fridaynas liassecured securedMr. Mr Ray Ray good care of the tax title shark and brought about by conditions result­ gave an exhibition of it that was not kmw that this same quartette, with 28. They played there once last year jteen organizations. ’*-------state-wide --------- -------------— “—After vocals Uet Two To One De-^,Bennett, manager of the seed de­ favorably received. A bill was be­ I the same pianist, will give a concert ^nd were asked to cpmc again. it glorifies the non-lax payers. It ing from to* par. Wesley Logan is the director and conferring With representatives of cision In First Elimination Partment of the Michigan State enables Hie land speculators to make MMr Herrington had also preserv­ fore the house at Lansing cutting at the Metiiodlst church on Wed­ FluwA nit., XV Furr* Farm Rnmau Bureau,Into*it** give a a short l.llr talk; of the D Banner another fortune all over again from ed some old copies ™ *?nei the pay of legislative employees, and nesday evening. March 1. The ad­ Mias Margaret Vroonusn toe pianist. these group*. President Otto W. —Next Ono March 3 . —------ -------------------- ---- -------- the same lot* they have re-po*'es«ed. 1 °f paying them for only six ’ days a mission price lias been placed at 10c Other members are, Mr. Logan. ‘ Halsley of the Michigan Education I they but as we week of actual work instead of the [which will no doubt insure a ca­ Lloyd B^ker and Mias Enuns Association announced their unan-1 The Hastings High school debate bls department in providing a muth "We are going to fight that bill in articles thew hi contained, ou? imous opinion that the Conference team went to Paw Paw Friday better quality ot seeds. HI* talk will seven days heretofore allowed. The Chandler, violins; William Hackney the house to lhe finish and we are ™ pacity crowd. A* the church audi­ democrat* In the house opposed this torium with the galleries can scat and Ralph Hicks, clarinets; John should be postponed because of the night and defeated the trio from be interesting. going to sec to it that the man who "ej^Srrtand^lu FraS? The--------morning session T'~ '----------------will “**“start ■ ** at bill. They did not wint to make it better than 1,100 there will be no. COiandler and Lucille McLeod, cor­ acute financial emergency caused by that school, the local* having tile pays hls taxes get* the same square “n7ar,“„ 7. ):30 and will be given over „to • _____________________ applicable to the present session of question about having plenty of nets; Winston Dayes and Loren the unexpected bank holiday, which affirmative of the state Income tax 10:.. deal u the man who doesn't pay hte t,l>ton vafUM th,MC the legislature. But the bill was [room ™. .or .u who come. remr. ; llub'rl had become known to the public question. Tills was the flrat in the discussion of problems and topics of for all tates." stated Rcpre'entative Brown. nCMnCDATC UCI n — • •-------------•------•­ interest to «•Barry county peopl#. Ck.pl.ln MeL.Pi MU urappmy «"”■> I11*” hardly twenty-four hours previous elimination serie*. The Moore bill provides for the pay- UtMUUHATS HELD - -^. .hm'.a'- snlendldlv Comprising the Hastings team splendidly and thrir their muiir music it is irrratlv greatly to the date set for the Conference. Uu ro«. bt Ml U republic.™ lh, ——in _i...'mb 5 COUNTY CONVENTION m the hou». .nd tnouih democrat, preu I Although postponement of the were Homer Yeckley and Misses tnJoyed by the Sunday School. Elsewhere In this issue Sheriff Conference was announced by press. ‘ Jeanne Clncebeaux and Lillian Tolto ;u.t erri' U. Seven democrat. o« yoar „rty ,nd ILK Elected TM OeleKaU, To At. mote ».) tmm their pMty .nd me rush et tile dw on Wednesday WILLIAM H. COUCH |, radio, and . other means of com-1, hurst, who won a two to one de„„ „„ 1TO, „ the m payment era reference “to> me muntcatlon. a group of approxiapproxl-.ci&loo. tend State dtate Convention Convention nice uicniircna v a i munlcation. ctaioo. , . with rrIerencc payment trotn the unit ruk mc.u.ve they tell ,„nln, -n,,, ltu,y loured .t they are re-assessed.. tend DIES WEDNESDAY A. M. mately four hundred failed to re-) Coach Albert Beckerreport* that do< w11* wurtl‘ Uut their puty hM m>de a oun- „„ o0to, ch„ yy,ul Qt At Grand Rapids nr ce,ve tbe notice A meeUng wa* arthe next in lhe series will be with “ 'f lr *. Ie „ dl ? ®* nw * ***> Woo VAinmn a „ I a a . ce,ve w nQtice a meeting was arthe next in the series pU/" PMt” 10 “< the Unhtral otuMe. w.lter w»l19 Veteran Auctioneer Of ranged ranged for Wednesday Wednesday aftenxnn. afternoon, at at Grand Rapids Rapids Central Central on Friday ,h£ noU!T' If **" Uc®n*< ‘h**’ ** Michigan banking circles are re-ph The democrat* of Barry county •“••Jould Uitmlore m.te soxl. |.oe M hU tvrf Blore. Cuneth d. Wag reh^dnBlaI[0,w.rve A7cyrne’ hf3d !n * ,r conv 'nt* o n here an ! Which President Otto W. Halsley in.night. March .3. there, when Misses J® HT township treaaurar baBarry County — Funeral ~ ■----’■i their convention here an Th. MU won by . mu<ln ot only stebbln.’ dru« note. Hmh Riley r^stnek Thursday, with the various precincts formally dLsciuwxj toe present edu- Irene Jones. Jeanne Clncebeaux and ,fore March *• or. 5® •£" county im । at the Bookcase Co, and Hugo ____ * situaUon in Michigan. The] Lillian Tolhurst will discuss toe af- treasurer ~ Is Friday P. M. ar the sheriff before that Jcallonal JLVTiy i weU r«Pro»nted. They sent toe folThe leglstellve employee* are now Wunderlich at Uw post office. Aj Ouardlan officials of Detroit de- lowing delegates to toe democratic democrat*. And toe large niajority the pricc u bul Un cenU thcre William H. Couch, aged 70. passed group adopted a resolution approv- flnnatlve of Uie same question. clared an eight day bapking holiday 5late convention aemocrauc All h«t» Uut lU-llnm maj l» u «“ “““ •» UwTWW. It. away early Wednesday morning at Ing in principle the plan of the govin Michigan. Out-state resentment -----raw. ™— ™ •“ — — hl* home on E. Center St., after on ernor for furnishing the required tatimUA aa al Dr'. B. F. Swift and-----------Cliff Gardner of Hie banking proclamation of the at Middleville: Dr. J. A. Wooton. _____. which the Sheriff quotes in h» anextended illness Surviving are the financial support foe the public SZSTSIL N “ MIDDLEVILLE JUNIORS Governor ha-, considerably dwindled. Charles Leonard and W. J. Field of TWO FIRES—LITTLE DAMAGE, nounrement. the t*< license is not widow and five children, three sons, schools of Michigan Bankers hate been to Lanning to Hastings: Ward Quick of Nashville; Saturday'forenoon's Ore alarm P*id until March 1. or thereafter, Soin. Will and George Couch, and .-------------- ■* • *—-- ------TO PRESENT PLAY two daughters. Mrs. Mae Barnhart SPLENDID VALUES see their representatives and sena­ Fred Mayo of Maple Grove: W. W- JOLLY JUVENILE MINSTRELS. called the department to Ham Beck- -- ------------------ -4J-J — “■*------- — tors or they have written in an Boughncr of Freeport; M. J. HarThe much heralded Minstrels of er’s home on West Madison. Tile st home and Mrs. Anna Doylng of OFFERED BY PENNEY fire was started from a torch used effort to And out just why it was tom cd Assyria and R. B. Butler of Emmanuel church school present ---- -- -------------------------------- — — Milwaukee. Wls HKARD CONO KRTCMAM. that' toe order wa* ot such a sweep­ Prairieville. their show on Tuesday. F*b. 38 at MiddlevlUe had play tryout* WedFor aboqt thirty years. Mr. Qpuch, hare were many who look ading nature. Many of the banks re-j . Ttl 7:30 P. M. at Hie Parish house. With ntedv. F*b. 15, for the play. "I Will. or "Colonel." iu* he was familiarly Nearly Full Page Announce­ prompt resjxMise of toe department tage of the opportunity —hiHay Fred Hale a* an experienced inter- 1 Won't." Presentment 1* planned for called, has served as an auctioneer mained open anyway. Governor,TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN ment Of Money Saving held toe torn to a very small figure. Comstock has explained that the acWEDDING ANNIVERSARY, locutor. assisted by WatAmelon. «*rch 24. The cast wa* chosen as in tills and surrounding counties Sunday about 10:30 a blanr wa* Buying Chances tion was taken to prevent what he! Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fox. 214 No. Peachblcasom. Bauer Kraut and follows: discovered in toe roof of John Hoeand was considered an authority on ' feared would have been Hie col- Broadway. Hasting*, will celebrate Ham Bones, the success of the eve- ’ Dr- Anthony King—Wm. McCon- farm values. ...a J. w. C. w. Penney . The Co., of this city venair's house on East Thom street. Washington lapse of not only the Guardian their golden wedding anniversary on nlng Is assured chorusea by our nel1 publish In this issue of the Banner The fire was •put out with very Ut­ Mr. Howard—Virgil * Adams. bank*, but man/ as well. Saturday. ouuvii March lyuiui. fourth. They and sub girla., m as well as h.«« ~ ......... —' ’.',others lliey will ; singing boys iuiu wcu a* Ute Walldorff funeral home on a seven column announcement of f*~ ’— Hlien tlato nc Michl- __ __ — a family — it—■ dinner — ... .... favorable for Carney Underwood. Jr—Russel Friday Afternoon at three o'clock, special values. The prices they ar# |, Such t.a f'/l'iLPr.i!11 conservative state ns serve at noon' and i specialty dances and solos will be ------■gan saw no reason to gel excited hold open house from two lo six among the added, feature* A sure Palmer, Rev. B. J. Adcock officiating. Burial quoting shoppers will help cut liv-‘ MEETING OF SCHOOL OFFICERS over the affair and it* banking bu»l- p. m . when their friend* are invil- gloom chaser. Come and Jolly up. |। Elliott Pletcher—Edward Smith. iln nivets irelde cemetery. Sympathy is Ing expense. Readers of toe Ban­ AND TAXPAYERS OF COUNTY. greatly phased A meeting of taxpayers and school new will go on a* usual predict ed to call. 1 --------------- * ‘ -----------1 I Laid lie Ow en and Joan 8teven»— extended ner are urged to turn to their ad­ ” 1 to the bereaved ones. trMln Brady. Rndv held told what cong --------------- --- ----------------, NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. Lolla Lansing officials under the sofe-■ vertisement on page three. guards now being perfected. HASTINGS TWP. TAXPAYERS. I AU taxes are now past due and if Glad Howard—E d w I n 1 a Mag­ P. T. A. MEETING. I Will be at tha Hastings City Bank not paid on or before March 5, will Naughton. ’ •THE BORROWED WIFE." Second Ward P. T. A. will have Pre-ent proapect* are tnat the Saturday, Feb. 25. to oollect taxes be returned to county treasurer and Mrs Stevens—Vesta Payne, _ ______ meaeini Home ___ talent______ play. Carlton Center, their meeting on the fourth Mon­ ate-owned cement plant at Chai-,tar Hastings Twp—Cheater Arehart, penalty added.—NaBio Smith, City, Dean Willis—Jean Jackson.' day, Feb. 27, at tha Second Ward Monday. Feb. 27, 8:00 P. M. Price, Parker. (OmUnned on page 9, part 2) |Treaa—Adv. Trea*.—Adv. »-« Oeccgette—Robert* Shaw. 10 cant*.—Adv. county ’ . - ««"^ SX XMS? 5 * ---------- �T1IE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 22. KW PAGE TWO PLEASANT FAMILY NIGHT GATHERING Mr. And Mrs. William Ritzman .'sale of these articles will go to the . . . . . Church treasury. The campaign will' Celebrate Golden Anniversary w^y. >». WOODLAND VILLAGE A FAIR DEAL IS ALL Camp Fire Notes LOCAL NEWS HAS TWO TICKETS Not Getting It Now—Public ----------- Republicans And Oitisem Name Full Lilt Of Can____________ ______ _ ___________ Should Inii.t On Znlr ta “| didatti anniversary of Mr. Ironside add Miss' MIm Nina and Missfiftieth Uilla wedding of Kalw-rwhen Mra, Gladys Treatment . B B. Wileox'a health to very poornominal- . ' THE RAILROADS ASK The Banner is in receipt of the i tta“e- . and Mrs. William Ritzman of Has­ niazoo and Mr. and Mrs. 0. tjMarda opened their home to the girls for a valentine party after1 fo»owir^anin“nteatton from H H Mrshra Baldwin of Welcome Cor- cd the following ttekeL UL1O1 HUMBER IN AT. BARUCH COUNSELLED tings township and they celebrated Orohe of Hartings. Friends present from away were school. Gomes and stunts, furnished peifr*. which we iw&a on to our!"®1*Ja recovering from her recent । y. c. , the occasion by entertaining their ■nmDAHOB ON WBD. AGAINST INFLATION friends c' W. Rudi. Clerk. undjclotires at their < targe Mr. and Mrs. John Christy and Mlaa the entertainment and heart can-1 readers with cur endorsement: I rr.fl. T . hold T. C Munloh. Trea^. NZSDAY BVZNINO and beautiful home Just west of Mabel Miller of Battle Creek. Mr. dies were served for refreshment. 1111 Cl „“r Cr^** *,A , , , ,Ja ' a .upper ThuradV- March 2. at the No Country Trying It Has Quimby. ; Guests began to arrive andMrs Cteo. Rockwell andMr. and Everyone had a good time and ail R“l,or °« Ban"" John Dell. Councilman. i Ever Been Wise Enough ।early und continued to come until Mr* WU1 Stuart of Charlotte Miss Hunk Mrs. Ironrtite for allowing: The safety of passengers trans- church. SPLENDID PLAY WAS Leon E- Hynes. Councilman. BMdtarttachdlOT Of N^hville: Mrs. «l*m to cone. At the previous meet- l»r'ed on railroad* has Increased a The Ru‘l"“« late in the evening. Henry Hynes. Councilman. To Do It Safely and J! Mi**and RuthM^ of ing. tiic guardian Mrs. to Wlnlngcr, tn recent years. lia- I meets with Mrs. Ella 8/nlth WedncsCAPABLY PRESENTED i A bounHlul dinner was served to cnrsAithnuMk ?X>i ISTand h-d asked^^NX Talk to long Wlltystep of death by rail travelIne u‘ now day. March 1. .. POt luck dinner . . The Citizens named Uie following One of thew.-= outstanding financiers ', — n large Tittle of friend* and rel^- r?M tarhriteMn BtaMta P*d- the girls on one of the birthday onc l!»a*nger in each one-hundred | on Tuesday afttmoog z z candidates: a zz^zz number Reports Of Departments Of of this country to Bernard Baruch. u members of the family’. Miss drtford^Mrs Bd Bidelman Mrs R Projects. Mrs McNulty chose « and fifty milhons ot jpa«e«gera car-! Of.On the ------members .----- .kof - the American fcari c, Foul. Pres. Method,,I Ohurrh Were he to F-a“real « statesman. US. of Battle Creek acting L WhLXsnd“rS sSTmt^C. M Mt subject "MaJmera.' and made <**• Automatic and air, travel can u-tion Auxiliary met at the home of U Flnefrock. Clerk. He recently ag mutn.^ of cerenfoniea -----------winsiow ana hcv- «*iu to compare to ‘ it » so mterevtins interesting that -Manners “Manner*" not not begin be1fln camPan; Willi *‘Ul the U* rail«»•} Mrs. Mr*. Bdw. Bdw. Downs Down* to sew for the Given By Officer, .ppeuM Mm tM »neu n>Uo ,„1J----------------lht dlnntr there ,M.„ were u. Following the dinner Conklin Hastings m Jhe . ■ ..... M^^IW Munm road m the matter <»f safety. . u~t cniss. R. McLeod. Assessor. Each and every one of the more tee at Washington, which to trying tuning and greeting of -the caltersf Nt-lghbofs were, most kind and a k^U^r'ULt?may WWhal *» “-k ta equality The' county meeting of the Odd A- A. Allerding. Councilman. than 350 people who attended the to work out some policy of general whocarhe from near ifn.1 far to payVpoetn in honor of-this happy occar ProJ«« for pirthctay w«k. o( wlUch thpy n )l FclJoWK and Rebekahs wiU meet at F. 8. Nicth/mer. Councilman. He counselled strongly against jvnilly Night at the Methodist relief. anyinflation oi tne currency, ne hon3r to this very worthy couple Mon in the Uvea of these fine peo-: Klyugan Groop. now ll<vt ^^0^1 are Monday night. February P. C- Flory Ojuncllman. any inflation of theis currency. He wh0 havv the depression not because ln ^hto community pin. was composed and written by, Norma and Virginia Jacobson.by live Intersute commerce Com- 37. Bring one dish of food and Ejiiscopal church on Wednesday raid the depression I* not because evening had a vert enjoyable time. said country-tacks money as we have ,or M ma"5’ >T,ra Many stortc* one of them. Mrs. Minnie Bidel- were hostesses to Kiyugan camp fire mission. Their competitors, th! , sandwiches PASSING OF MRS. JULIA uUw “ JL "US. more money in circulation now than t0‘d;-,n®‘*’"u r,'^l ma"- "n,‘ Jat® M'rnxMn wa-s -group dahghttul Eddie .n.c.au. McGrath a.1la ... Ln the tolls w* of . " at a ray - ----- ------ vatenune ----------.ituck.*. Vcan —. tlx the.r own — •• rate* HOM.MEL8ON WEDNESDAY. Ughtful ever held tlierc and credit muring the prosperous days of tie, and friendships refreshed and read- bv by Esther Orohe. to ttes anti — reazi Mrs. Grohe. nartv at tiielr their home tn In Railroads naiim-ria are «h> compelled to keep up im the jaw again, charged a with several 11! -«Mra. ----------------------jI costume party Mra. Julia Hommehon. a former is due to each one who assisted In „ renewed. Cards nnd letters of good 12. Wlial we need arc confidence Trt“*r^ret~ from'brothera This wax n very enjoyable day for Tuesday evening. MU* Madeline meir own roadbed, while truck* use; Mealing*, the principal one of which resident .here, pawed away early making It such a success those prcrwnv present ana and an all wian wish iur for ~r. Mr. Cook having charge "• of ~~ the — enter- ,«vuua roads *!■»> which the people jh pay for.: fta* a quamny quantity o* of ouwer butler iru from the this Wednesday morning at the Lit­ and credit, whatever congress can do wisne; ana ngr.» n * ’ wosc », wi.iwaa After the bountiful pot luck sup’■ to increase credit should be done, and .sisters in Ohio, were received anil Mrs Ritzman many more tglnment part. Luncheon “was Railroads are arc kept gulag going ,r» in all kinds of the High schwl school. __ 1 «* — ma _____ __ _ * hap- . tainm*nt i*? served ' Ra*l>Mwd3 klml-'cafeteria at 1 Also he fold if necessary, in order a,,<* rend,------also messages from-others, py yearh togctiicr. after which thethe girls leftleft at at a later Inf of w/imu wfaU triwio. ar,tarc ««ni ‘. : „f of .tnntnr ninv tiwthe "Jolly tle Bisters of the Poor home In ——"-=-■• - ---— py. years logcuicr. ’_______ ft,ler which girls a later storms, wiilte trucks mimeHtcauw Junior play, . * vu debts rrJ '■should ‘1..,^ be u There were brought beautiful b/U,, ' ________________ 110Ur' by the young people of the Sunday to help out debtors, brn•_________ ,follows 1 unie» Prevented from carrying JuvonHc Minstrel*" of Emmanuel Grand Rapids where she had been and yellow 1116 >।xx'nl Mows: , Aowaklya Group. freight by severe storm*. church will be presented Tuesday, for about a year and a half. scaled down- Hls objection to in­ quets of yellow roses and yellowtoday. arol n thought I wander back today, Aowaklv« Mrs Johnson's1 The New York Central imps alone, February 28. at 7 30 P. M. in the flation Is that It had never worked tulips and other cut flowers and rin Rose church-'Friday nt nine A. M. various numbers on the program satisfactorily. It would mean an in­ many gift* to thte bride nnd groom To fifty years ago. 'group are working on two other ln thlA Mate pqid taxes last year Parish.House Ticket* lOc.—Advi Lloyd Shafer led the crowd in Shig­ stant scramble for gold and a flood­ of long ago. to help to reveal to To a - wedding day so fair and h j oI Birthdav Protect lnto Um? sWt* Lrea»ury of |3.78 > Au executive board meeting of Father Geller officiating. Burial in ina several peppy and amusing ing of the country with pir.xr cur­ them bright and happy thoughts of bright— —-­ ।"Making the Most of Me” ;54299. Michigan railroad.* paid into the Burry County Red Crass i* cail- Mount Calvary cemetery. The body soags which all enjoyed, making rency. with constant calls for an in­ । love and kindness. are always soso. Such days arc Tbcv are making b’ikwIm nhw- the 8tat<; treasury nlmoot nine mil- rd fur Thursday afternoon, February will be brought here from Grand eviryonc glad t6 be there. Reports creased volume ot such paper cur­ Mr Rftzmnn was born Jn Pre,n Jun> , of dollars xv tax*, in this 23. at 3 (X) P M.. tn the community Rapids on Thuraday and placed In the leonard funeral parlors where three ditTercnt kina* of breakof the Epworth League. Bunday rency, Just as happened in Ger­ moot Ohio and came to Barry Co ThH welding day was not in June, ing - ,nr explainth«t ux went into the pn-; room of <he National bank building, 1873. .Mr» Ritzman bom The they say. farts for ’achoice schoolofgirl and m 187L Mrv ILUntan bon> 'r'” month for *brides ”M- ,h ~ “ tf ina School. Ladies' Aid Society and many. until Its value will be prac­ in their food ~ ' mary school fund. Ail Um* truck.; Sc hu- matters Of Importance will be friends may call If they to desire. near Quimby. They were married B “ * n »» Wtt * ,n winter time. * — -*"* ‘ ‘ J With MuT Lamphenr. kind as- haw to pay to their weight lux,ami discussed. Missionary Societies were given, also tically represented by zero. February 15. 1883 in the Methodist Perhapv a stormy day. a report of the finances was made stotance they arc making a ixnx r lhv,r proportion ot the Caroline tax. Ash Wednesday services will be Episcopal parsonage in Hartings, n WBS a day of bliss for them. by the treasurer. W. J. Field, allow­ doll to reisrcwnt themselves in pro-:w,Ueh b a 'vr>' M”‘‘u amount com- held >it Emmanuel Episcopal church, SECOND UNION MEETING, ing that the church budget is still Mlcliigan. by the piston Rev. KnapLet days be dark or fair. portions and coloring, rtwy will de-'I*** the total railroad tex WrdjM"4*y. March 1st .t 7:00 and th^ jxn. J*"" ’After After’ the the ceremony cercmdny they they ren-' Tint'rnaglc^hmg caHed Love live ma!;jC thing ’called in arrears. Interspersed with the *u»n sketch nnd mine tii-.-e .litter- ixiymcnts. Railroad* ore compelled -10:00 A. M. Abo an afternoon chllHoliness churches wa* held with the turnei to thr homt , of thc brldpft -----------reports were some jokes which Can make a day so rare. 'ent drewws for her whte’h ean m, to'treat all traffic alike. Trucks can j dren's service and story at 3:30 Pilgrim Holiness City Mission. The yr. nndl yrs. Edgar Rt-id. created much amusement. from begin- -Sherea v^ln*su|^'r^ra* rened; The stream ot life flow*.gently on. wjrn (1) for school (2> for church 1 " jjf - Wtfl^'and^nmflira^TJO p1!* <j.rvire was wu interraling inlrre.-liiir .. .. _ a_ wtiKinig .............. . sui'jxr . ......... - was ___ Mirveu. __ - from tx-Lltll- wr.cni to clrae-----and------. sptendid.cangre^^ ‘^TthS batd- „Ofcou^ some care, nfa-st come. <3Jor .party. a^mrtte an at-, - £‘ . A short play. "Modem Pagans." nin, ning to close and a splendid congrqfollowing morning tlu-y b aid-■ ------------ Vu— was splendidly given by a cast com- gallon was present. Rev. Olbba spoke cd a traln ,’r a iri„ lnJ0 the Matc Rut joy and happiness, prevail vracMve potmouo io put inc rawcrus n.^nicnt sllU,l(lll > Hu!l ,. „n, ln,«.U1». of the Allied Forces for the Iiv‘thl3 this wcl1 well ordered ordered home. home. with freedom and unction. of Oldo where they spent three In > ’ ________ , e , j i given to waterways. They do m»t enfo: cement of prohibition at the Clay Bassett. George Dewey. Mis-, a»^te7kn~ftM~for'tv.tiw !»""i wr t’ " rau ‘J“5 vvu“«‘«n‘ »■« rour cnnaren «■» came to '«'k<.h to escape from federal rcgu-1 Y. W. f A. in Laortng on Friday. “ '™ ■« mew tneir uc,o UCDe TA ccoi/r Emma Chandler. Phyllis Hinman, voted £ to Btendsof the groom. They returnhome *' rr HE S HERE TO SERVE Jatl„n. which the -.tucks do not lune February 24. nt 10:30 A. M Both home. Jean Wallace and David Tbwnsend. mrnutA . ,.’..,"2 anpmn their new life together Three fine nnd husky boys I PEOPLE OF MICHIGAN to ob*'nt!- bul “‘ey do ask fairi men and women are urged to at-: boys. with Mrs. Theodore Knopf as direc­ each aerviee. also to choooe a name uj, „ . far f,om ,ll5lr niuMis 0, ‘ “ ,arm ,MK fulr young Iftel wmong them. . rcurui: ur iDiUniUHP 1 treatmciit tend. Bring your lunch and coffee tor and some metnbers of the; for Uie union at the next meeting. cnt'home which'was nt that tim----------------- Hum --.afi., . 1 ----------NO thinking man can rottdude: will be rerved there. , stands. chifivh choir awtoUng behind Uie The next-meeting will lx- held Uw homi, o( lhc bride's'parents, who That Is Why center of their Joys. - Grover 0. Dill that it. would be anything i<*.; than > ’ - -scenes. Much credit Is due to each Thursday. March 16 in the Nazarenc nUo criebrtted tl»elr Golden An- „ The , ' man Should Be Rcnominatw-dX calamity if the railroad* an-coin-i participant in the play as it was church with Rev. Minard Lewis of n|versary there abaut twenty-five ORANGEVILLE. *c,8W„ „lh,s worth>’ P**11, ■ exceedingly well done and carried Freeport m the speaker. Bear in vcars 11R0. Time moved on and to 8,111 "sun cd Next Tuesday . tf qua ... Im, u..-.n-. _____ _____ ______________ do‘fa* ,,' ,h/,'r v',rv **“ .'• Mn. JS1 JJ mA" s,"' d" Ben Norman returned home with it a tlioughtful lesson on!_mmd that the prayers of Gods pco- jtr. and Mrs, Ritzman were given TIiHr <lul£,n ...a srandcUlHrm T„, ri.pub,lw„ ,ult . .Lpww.iyuit IVU’.UUUJI • fyaas MHtv. ... church attendance and a.<w»ttng‘ pie are desired for these meetings t., loV(. alJ(1 cherish, fot/ children. Iwhii — waste i». Grand >>_„!.<.In IM)niwdM"'nl ,!<vrral weeks witii. will 1be held fa Rapids next :............... hard Ilu,.s .for i with the various church activities. More onc UK nnq uirCT BeHtilifiil fabrirs that Rise up nnd rail them blest. spiritual, chiftchca amt the .riM. lrl KatlK.rilta.. und three bo -s, .week Tuesday. It will be mi imfior-ittmra the railroads employ from -.m. her daughter. Mr* Charles Hensen. Few people have known of the -salvation of the is Ow.tr their atmalm.— Edm^lUrtey' and.r .H. lost ln.t 4. .... Lawrenn\ The hf>rt4 open are styled rifrht nnd sold tant gathering. There should be a'million to two milium worker., and' Mr. and Mis. Earl Botirdo arc the ability of Elmer Bush to imitate William C. Gearhart, Secy. • eldest son. Edifar r,..„ Ritzman. and famReady, to Iwlp in time of need. lgo<Ki representation from all part.- .pend hundreds ot mUtioxrs for sup-. jMterti* of'n fine baby girl born right. (’ek'iHise body bird calls and songs, such as he gave ----Uy live in Milwaukee. Wls . and --------As many --------a weary — brother knows, We hope »Ute highway ipiles. A fair deaFfor the railruuite m;, of the-Alate. , „ — and sleeve- lined. for the cloair^g number on the pro­ FORMER RESIDENT, DIES. ____________________________ were unable to b.? present for the "Service" seetns to .be ... their creed, commissioner Grover C. .Dillman a fair deal for tiw public. ‘ IU; ‘ gram. He imitated the bluebird. Mm: Laura Fultz McAdams, for- big day. Wednesday, but Just u« dln- q, frtmru !•’’’•W 1x1 renominated unanimously.! j lHk even- reader of the Banner ° 1 fumily of PlainC ««^y as ov>.-,. Ed called ins parents lerly oTHastingv ot Hasting*, psuwedaway paased away ut ner wwas ■ ’ - - - ovcr |Ong distance. telephone und Ami 'or. rt tiimn nn ’twi. h.v ’ !people peopleof of this thisslate stale..with , withthe theidea ideathat that1 ' «8igtu d> ' ■ <w were .-lundoy gurats ot E. D. nieir regrets nnd ana best ocst wishes. wrumes. An<l gnet tiwm on this day. ;K -------l„ n, prircc. akchi m, c. it. it. co. ra and, u-n.. Monday. Feb 20. after un illness of voiced their he_ to -a---------------------------man whd believes ,lw wa:.|H. “ -------,, .. . RcriiIurs . . . shorts and bob-white, much to the pleas- about six months. a,,rv<v<»x *Uh lhem ‘' ’“PPktcM Surviving are a« Mr. and Mr Orr Haywood <Hath- And"ci-rer ’ nnd - ogood —— placed in a position.of jaSp-mslbliliy ■---------------»■♦» Mrs Herman Hmdteure of hls audience who surely, ap­ daughter. Irene, five sons. Vem. Ar­ crine'. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley. Ritz- Thr'n ntouts . . . in stock cneer. homeward wend their wav rcne ALL the ,x-'rtl,le wlthOut tl ‘ PASSING- OF MRS. brink .-nteria-.iiMl a number of their preciated every number. 1 11. n nomeward wend their, way. . wrd party ojjly crlUclMn , ALLEN [ friend. Batuntay evening with cant. .Bmu w *..c v thur. Charles and Russell of Battle man and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Announcement was made bj- Rev. Ritzman and three Then down on this that has be.;. been passed upon " - night' -comes ....... ..................... --i ha.' ..ix-n him i- . Mr*. Altefi Moyer of Charted T.'*1"'..* *«■»'good tune was .' Creek and Emmet of Grand Rapids. Lawn-nee Dewey of the comint on Wednesday also four grandchildren. Funeral daughters were all present. Other u--------——------------------wonderful day, by a certain little gfbup of. .rcpubli-lwhp had many friends In this citv. f evening. March 1. of the quartette rervlccs will be held at the Pendlll relatives there were Mr. anil Mrs. sit by their fireside can politicians, led by a Grand i pafecd away Friday morning ut her | Mr and Mrs. Augtist Lf^Fonta^n•• and the fine pianist from Jackson funeral home In Battle Creek 1 on Jasficr Reid gnd their son and•• wife, _. And'they ;“ —W*-•-• . m,. mvckuj. w. -;nome Ul on Lovett uovcit Bt. tst. runenu wmc-J 1,op5,Vw‘I*,’!1 ®flt‘ . Rapids man. Mr. McKay. Mr. Mr--him-.e Fun-.-ral .<rv.Ct >! ! wlio were here with the Ionin min- Thursday at 1:30 P. M.. Rev. VilUw Mr. and Mrs Will Castelcii; dn mid Their hearts Kay obiected objected to Mr. Mun....!, Dillman t>-be-1,' were held un on .vitxiua'. Monday uiveiiiixn iiftiriue t-> «... Dtlhr.nii w..r.-. uv.u i.nta „n. .... ii l>rrt-W . «nd Sunday with rvlnllves «•..... arc warmed ------- —— by the Kav sire Is. Chaplain McLain will ac-, Hk Van Vim vocm Iik xs .... of nt God. rsnrt . .................. . . . Pancoast „ . , : UlLl lil Thrall officiating. Burial \ in family. Mr. and Mrs,'.Frank Hoodnt cause when Mr. McKay was state Mr*. Isabel is spendm 11 iLI-. company tl»c quartette. The fellow M. Syckle of Dowling, Mr. mid Mrs. Clartnco Earl of Ftalnwell was a Riverside cemetery in Hastings. The From whom nil blessings come,. I treasurer, a number of the slate adciuc time at the M< who played the piano and sang so bereaved ones have the sympathy of .-nturtlay creniiig visitor of his par■ mintatratlvc brxird. he wanted to I , • ------- -"«♦» beautifully'with the Ionin mlnstreto .111.. Mr. and Mra. A. Earl, of tlitahave read* improved on the theory I TAMARAC <■* RADIO PROGRAMS OP is also a talented organist, who ap-. Hustings friends. CENTRAL P. T. A. PRO­ i of ^easing certain pcrsoiu and ter-i Mr. and Mr.-." Forrest Fox i<pciit!*w,"*ly' ' pears on the radio programs from DEATH OF W. A. MATTHEWS. rmvmm. nt ttw inlcrcita. Mr. Dillman refused Bunday with th” former's parent* in I GRAM PLEASES PEOPLE Jackson under the title of "The shapes . . . new v.alues. William A. Matthews, aged, 87 Melody Man." Adtnlwlon to this ' —< .Education Association and others . CU1 ..................... Mr. .md Mrs Bum Eckert were in The quality that sold in concert will be but ten c«its per years, passed away early this Wed­ Music By Orchestra And ^sixm.-red by the state Department j j It will be remembered ttiat when dra/ind Mr. and Mrs. George s- an. Hustings Friday afternoon. 1931 at $5 and $6. New person and tickets are now kn sale. nesday morning about four-thirty ‘'-“days J «■««««» J«r <> “ ■ nen : , Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fighter ol : Grover Cleveland was nominated:.-|ent Stmdav at Mr. and Mr-.. Titw-i rtiere will be nd re.*crved scats, but o'clock following a long illness. He Richard Waite, Dancing, iseveral are as follows: 1933 price of W« " Carlton spent Friday .evening for the presidency, the; man wfio Wilt in Smific'd. U survived by hls wife and one is hoped that the church may be -Play „------------Feature ----------------Gathering a I F.b 22-WJR, 5:15—Group of fht with Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Lightfoot. made the nomination speech said j Born. t.» Ms. and Mra. Nerman daughter. Mra. Charles Parker, of filled to capacity. $998 $345 Thu auditorium of the Central o“k parrnta. duramuK the Mr. and Mrs. Hay Wieland and ' Mention was aley made of the Grand Rapids. Funeral services will school "k... well filled Thur*i..v <u . tchjol snuaimn. Music from Ham- "We love him for the enemies hr ’ McClelland Sunday. F. b 12. a baby family spent Sunday with Mr. and has made." The enemies in that case girl, who will answer to the nar.u be held on Friday at I 00 P. M . project being started, known a* for the (k>stponed mcitlng cf Q • ■> S’-ilil .it Logan. "The Golden Crucible." and enve- Rev. B- J- Adcock'oinciatinR. Burial nlns ?r* Feb. 23—WWJ. 7:00—Dr. I. M. were the Tammany poiltldans of I oNGreta May B »lh mother ami M ihc Central P. T. A. The officers ’ Arthur Moore hw been on the New York City, when Mr. Ctere- babv-doing niedy. lopes were given out far the cdilec- in Riverside cemetery. Sincere sym­ u U Allen, .•uperintcnilf-nt of schools. land cpciied the program in the usual! was governor of New York1 Hirve Hill and family of Gates- sick list the post week with sinus linn of any old article of gold. pathy is extended to the family. _c■. • Highland Park. Music from Highway, Mrs, Mar in .Van Dalsen pre state. Tlie^k Tammany l<-.»dcr.i bins spent Sunday pl Charle. Nt w- trouble but* is some belter ut Uus he b'isme session., lu,'d Park. siding. After the b'tsme.*- session.! wilt lug. ' d i. M hu uud’-' Elb 3S-CKOK. 3 15-F B Ruf. could. not induce Mr. Cleveland az man's. O. L. Lightfoot who has been sick governor to play thqir game nnd Mr. and •' Mra. Burr Cotton of ence wunwacuom on the marimY M c AMuslr ilh-lr kind of politics, so they were Grand .Rapid* zpent Monday ul the p.ul two weeks is not gaming as ba. followed by dancing by Phyllis|fr5‘"Pon^c,l„._ Lui ns his friends would wish. out to defeat hto nomination for lht-1 Walker Cotton's. Hinman und Incartha p.' .t.>-n 27 W,)K,ARj Mrs. Hazel Npviskry of Freeport presidency. Grover Cleveland Dill-1 Mr. and Mr,. Grot go Seam called who gave two cteSx ’-A • Farmt’- Chnixllc- «upcrintendent, Charlotte. man is proving to be tiu* same type; on Uvn Purdun in La'ti- Odes, a i.p.nl Bunday afternoon with Mr. SK .M -Vink e n '■-"'KAR. “t"1of man. We believe the jxsoplc o'. Saturday P. M. Tiny found him mid Mrs- Sum Eckert. .11 mWM Dunns il2 «,aw “b”1*Mr. und Mrs. C- J- Moire spent tills state admire him und appre>ome belter. "Where Better Foodt Cott Lett" mu ic wa* rendered by the fine Xia-|COun,y' 3vttfion-___ elate his attitude of taking the Alien H-mghton i* nmonj th? sick Sunday Afternoon with Mr. and jwnic orchestra under the direction i state's road building program out of i ind will lie confined on account of Mrs. Date Cook and JIgmily lit Phone 2272 we We Buy Eggs WE deliver DELIVER ATTENDS MEETING OF politic* and carrying it out fid- the I illness for a couple weeks. ‘ South Bownc. .-------------- --------------- — Closmg the evening's pr.Mfrani wj HIGHWAY ENGINEERS; benefit of all the people. • A count show,* (hat many of Special honeymoon railway tick­ tiw p|py written mid directed by . ----------: That have just arrived. ' Hollywood's yes-men have been tel ets. we read, arc issued to Italian Laurtmce e. Bamttt. Tiu-Gat and. Sontinient Unanimous That OWNS TAX RECEIPTS All wool, knit grip ruffs, nDAis/ai — 1 st -------1005---- q—— it mid have drifted Irtlo othVr lines. couples who wish to visit Rome. the Canary’ ' The introduction wa** • — full liniul. 6 to 16 DRAWN IN I 824-1 826 It H-vins almost nr-cdl-.-.s to :.dd that Lengthy tunnels, of couw. caun.it givi-n by Mrs. D. D Walton, who Rond Laws Of Michigan ■ 4 4 .. . . --------- — u few are credit managers of banks. be guaranteed, on all lines. S ur«u NEW explained about the (dot and the Should Not* Be Changed Ora Yerty Also Has,Teach­ characters. But Jiut where the e:: County Highway Engineer’ Jack “Topless MilkJJott’.i" entered into' er’s Contract Dated In ,>>t. >0 Rakowsky lost week attended a the whole tiling we were ... unabliyto u- 3!! iZ'- ■ meeting of highway superfaDecember 1846 figure out The parts were w.li ™k- tendent* , w<.i ra».and engineers, which was Ora Yerty this city hxs some! cn by L E. Barnett. Mrs. E. J ,held ut Ann Arbor Thcre was a Pratt', Archie McDonald. Dr D D good ' Old Gold, Ch'etteriisM Pkg. attendance from every quar- rcllcv that are highly.prized by. him. i Walton. Rus.^1! Cleveland and teroof j Michigan. The wntuneht wa* He hax two tax receipts, made in Misses Ailecn iMRlU.lh and Helen,,luitanlmous that it would be Wise for 1821 and 1828. also a contract with ’ .. the hgulaturc not to interfere with a schoolteacher named Isaac Flnnc- j WEEK OF FEBRUARY 3d ---- ------y , the road laws of Michigan. The frock to teach a district scboal in Lb. <« Ohio, the contract being dated the They are new to thc4ust SX„X'S,''d.VS;: 7th of December 1846. word. Many combina­ many startling change* bad taken olive in tlie matter of diverting Ita Mr. Yerty's grandfather was born tions of colei's. ‘ Also place—the nun and women had ex­ ' own funds for the benefit ot the in 1780 and died in IBM He was the, plain colors and plain changed roles—Mrs. E J. Pratt ably ; counties and state to relieve the tax owner of 160 acres of land Just north of Covington. Ohio. The tax! substit'ulng for Mf> Barn-.-tt as the burden. It will continue that policy, white millionaire financier; Dr D D but we arc not expecting this tax receipt for 1824 called for JI 30 fo: Laurel and Hardy in "Scram.” Latest News Walton performed me duties of situation to bi- permanent. The lime state and road tax and 30c for Famine. Mim Ailecn lienhath. the will come when practically all county tax. The tax receipt for 182C maid, in a clever manner: Arciim weight and f.as tax money, above 0:1 the same ICO acre*, called Co.Small, medium, large McDonald was very effeminate us he Huit reoulrcd for the yearly pay­ JiJ!3 for state, canal and road tax replaced Mis* Helen Weaver as, the ment on tiw state's highway bonds and 26c county tax. or a total of COUPON—TUESDAY—NIGHT 1149. teJda4*raJ Issued u-suea seven seven-yeara ago. can oc usea ... years ago. can be useu When Men Think of — -2work -----i- 2-^ Cleveland as Vlrglnlus took the r maintenance and JUJW new '"n-»c’ f-r -w-r>i । place of the daughter. Mary, who tvn>tructMW. The maintenauce work.u 41«ned by the district directors had not appeared on ihe*c*m.‘ai Mep, up alie WR. cns-^c. anu «. -n mtex<=.t.u. uextumeu.. .., The only referetae we co-.Ud tlnd can be side-tracked for the ln * beautiful flowing t / the title of ttie play was when ,.rw<.a! Bul tlKn. u ujwnt need :hand- Thc >xrM>n ’rho ,lT0U' !t wa‘ Yire-.n.u» appeared carrying a c*t L^rncro^ rca^ M racn .. rn^e *" «rt^ «1U» » pen »nd put in Hollywood oh Parade. A Coupon and He Will Admit Yon in a bird cage, and that waa ralhcr Uvor6bte" condition* shall ■ come, i101 ot n°mtshe». In the contract Mr. WATERS CLOTHES SHOP . New Spring SUITS . r 815w’ Spring ' ' ; ■ : : ' HATS Here Is News for Boys and Their Mothers Too! Feldpausch’s Woolen Knickers 1 JELLO t :Butter! I9c! 1 :: ■- 19c ► /98c. Light Weight Cigarettes 10c Baking Powder tA1r“"c.» 27c 5 25c Bananas Turtle Necks KATE SMITH ... of Radio Fame in “HELLO EVERYBODY” 59c Ernest Truex & Una Merkel »>- “Whistlers in the Dark** Campbell Tomato Soup A 25c VEAL ROAST pound . CHICKENS . fancy drcaied, lb. . , . PORK SAUSAGE 2 pound* BEEF KETTLE ROASTS, lb FRESH HAM PORK ROASTS BACON Chunk or Sliced . . . . . 14‘ 17‘ 15 10 10 10 remote. And when that time arrirer, thc j Finncfrock "coveyhto *nc. ABJbray everybody Ind a gad highway department will need A8”*s to teach thc rudiments cl time and .1 I t of laugh* which ;qe^ „ thc money uratlable to improve 1 reading, writing and artthmeiic for .reatlv th^.- daw and ! the term of 72 day* " .Bs'^ to re mt ’ Michigan. Therefore it will not be commence at eight ,,c'°ck A. M t wtoe t • ciwngr our Wzhway tow*, i «,M1 « <£* * ** considered a ___ « a > month- lor this work Mr EmnrMIDDLEVILLE NOMINATIONS. O. E. s. WILL ATTEND . frock agreed to accept the princely At tiie Untoh Caucus Monday C IH Kt li SUNDAY IS BODY, sum of J12 per month Tiw director evening the followm# were placed in At the invitation of Rev. Arclii- agree to furnish fuel sutficicnt fo. of nOTr-r-MHas- the — use of u *uch school tor the term _ ----- -t—------ - “‘Uage OffiCCS. bald McNulty thc member* v. ~ — ... .. — —— ____________ Pre* .'Burdette Wade Clert. Mar- ting* Chapter No. 7. O. E 8.. will mentioned One can imagine that Mr garet Williams: Trrai Blanch 8<-G- attend special services at the Epis- Yerty prists these relic* very highly oaHwii. *.vu;»vu. wr.ai Si<>. Edw cops! church next Sunday, February^ It to a pity that HMtlnai ha* no H.. Fmkbelntr ar.d Arthur Kenyon; jj 8t 5 00 p. jj. Tlie members are museum in whifh such irtswro Council East Side. George Jupp- uiged to attend They will meet at 1 can be kept. There arc many valu.strom: Assessor, Fred o. Stqkoc, *• ‘ interesting ------------—m Barty -------the- Parish House and go lo the ■ able--and papers church ih a body. .county like these that individual', PbNNOt'K HOSPITAL. coijld and would donate to n muDEATH OF CHILD. A son was born to Mr and Mrs. scifm where they could be preserved. ...Clinton Lester6t Allen, the four months' old -—— -------- —,—-, hernas Loftu.*.. 213 W. . un Feb 11. and a son was also born son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison E. SURGERY GUILD NO. i». to Mr. and Mrs. Garth Slocum of Van Sickle (Amber Webb) died on Will be entertained by Mr». Mark Wo-XLlind on Feb 15. .’dr. and Mr- Friday. Feb 17. at the home m Mor- Crfig al her home. Sl» E cUnton Ear! Brown. 620 £. Emi E. Green St., are art gangan. Funeral services rervicea were held on St. Thursday, March Marcl 2. IMJ. No । the purtait of a’ girl born on Feb Sunday. Rev. Lawrence Gibbs offi-.work—CardA~-Imma 16. ,elating. Burial in Riverside. [Sec. WEDNESDAY .nd THURSDAY . . . JACK HOLT. .. “Man Against Woman** Comedy—"Human FUh." Latest N ADULTS lie—CHILDREN 10c FRIDAY nnd SATURDAY /Spring Trousers They Think of this Store Hundreds of pairs to choose from. Collornde for work to the fine worsteds and blue «erges. We have them 89c and up to *450 DOUBLE FEATtRE ‘Speed Demon* WATERS and Tim McCoy <- “Cornered” CLOTHES SHOP . ADULTS ZSc-yCHILDREN l«c �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY M. 1923 I VILLAGE 5 TWO TICKETS OUUoni ULuioftfcn. WOMEN'S CLUB sa&.- After n brief buxines* seuion of the HiuUngs Women** club on Fri­ day afternoon. Feb. 17. the Litera­ ture Department had charge of the program Thc capable ciurinnan. Mra. Kcntth McIntyre, commented briefly on tlx? subject tor the after­ noon. “ExpresMonbm in American « ticket: Clerk. ouncilman. m. councilman. , Councilman. mimed thc following , Pres. Clerk. ig. councilman ner. Councilman. Douncilman-. AON WEDNESDAY, lommelson. a former r morning at tlie Litthc Poor home in where «he had been ,r und a half. . ices will be at Si. riday at nine A. M. officiating. Burial in cemetery. The body it here from Grand iraday and placed In mend parlors where ll if they so desire. TERS 1ES SHOP Spring fabrics, that right an<l sold q .lined. 1500 . . . short* . . in stock . wear. irmg 4TS . . new values, ity that sold ip 5 and $6. New s News for and Their iers Too! )olen ickcrs o just arrived, knit grip cuffs, 6 to 16 L Weight e IXecks new to the last I any coinbinacolors. Also ors and plain 59c nedium, large fen Think of irmg iusers hink of this Store « of pairs to rom.’ Collorade t to the fine and blue iVe have them nd up to ' TERS HES SHOP Mrs. Robert Walton presented a most interesting paper on .the “Life and Warks of Eugene O’Neil!" This noted and talented, much criticized dramatic writer, bom In New York City in IBM. b thc son of James O'Neil!, an actor of some note. Thc mother was an accomplished plantet. During lib early childhood, tpeni on the “road'' with hb par­ ents. he was cared fur by a mis­ guided nurse, who. Umugh kind und well-meaning, probably influenced hb InU-r mental attitude* by the gruesome stories Uie often related to him. He attended convent and private, schools, and in IBM entered Prince­ ton University, but in less than a year was suspended on the “charge of general hell-rakimr He worked for hb father for a time and in 1900 was married. There followed several year* of . many varied experiences ranging; | from prosperity to absolute drstitu-1 Uon. Much of tlji* time wn.- spent j on Uie sea,- living first in Honduras , then in Bueno* Aire*, much of the limo with thc veriest scum of hu-। inanity. Tn 1913, lie was stricken with tubcrculOAls and entered a New Eng--' land sanitarium where through sulfcring he seemed to receive u new i view of life, and came out of the* experience with Uie urge to write. ■ Tile first ot his many production*1 were principally rea plays. in which' he often acted a part. Hb innate knowledge of Uie stage war. of great • value to him. but he still lacked lhei proper technique, mi 1014-15 found j him at Harvard taking “English 47" tinder Prol. Baker. In HW. “Beyond I (he Horizon" thc first long play ever' written, won for him the Pulitzer' ptac.-Thia appeared in Smart Set; magazine, and with “Strange Inter­ lude” and “Mourning Becomes Elec-1 tra" b probably best known. O’Neil! “ • received the degree of Doctor of Lilerature from Yale in HrM Mra. Walton quot-xl both favor- i able and unfavorable criticism «,f i O’Neill and hb.works and gave brief' resumes of several plays, viz: “Be-| yond the Horizon.” Fog," ThlrV.” । , "Long Voyage Home,” -Before; Breakfast. ’ ' Moon ot thc Caribbecs" “Bound East for Cardiff ” Siic also; described some of the unusual stage ■ ■ technique which O'Neill uses to! produce the effects of. extreme real­ ism which chuructcrize hb plays. I Mrs. McIntyre gave an interesting I account of a visit lo Provincetown! Mass..- home of many artlsta. among I them O’Neill. Mrs. D. A. VanBuskirk gave a: most excellent interpretation and' _ estimate of Q’Nelll'* latest produe‘ Uon. also a long play, 'Mourning: Become* Electra.” It would be im-< possible to reproduce in this report. J the sympathy nnd iindrr.tanrflm* ; with which she delineated'Uie char-, ‘ geters und their various reactions as' the action proceeds. She also explained Uie construe- i ’ lion-of the play-M* trilogy after the' manner of the Greek Aeschylus ' whose “Agamemnon Libation Bear­ er* and Funes” fumLshutl the plan for O'NelUia “Homecoming. Hunted. Haunted” “Mcairnipg Becomes Electra.” In producing this play, as,In m*v-cral rrthers, O’Neill was probably' greatly Influenced by Strlmfaerg. ’ It 1* said that the actress Nazimova,' was especinlly fitted for the leading role in this play, by her previous work with Starnberg and Ibsen. As In Uie case of all O’Neill producUonk. critics dbagree ns to the puapose nnd place of thte play in real dranfa. One asks. “Oan O'Nelli subctitutei Freudian complexes for Greek Fates?" • Another says. "O’Neill has’pic-; timed a house of neurotics ’’ Bpt | many agree that it is Uie work of a i genius nnd hiu an artistic appeal'; which, b unique and lasting. After this splendid paper. Mrs.; Harris Woodburne discussed Infor-1 molly Uie motion picture “Strange, Interlude" with Norma Shearer In the leading role and expressed the ' hope that club women would see this picture when it b shown at Uie Strand soon. The president announced the I postponed meeting of the Home de- i ■ partment to be held Feb. 34. LENT CORNERS. Mrs. Willi* Carpenter passed away' Thursday at .her home here. The funeral was held Saturday, with burial al Plainwell Mr. Carpenter I passed away Just nine months ago I • Much sympathy b expressed the be-! reaved ones. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Burkett and family of Kalanusmo spent Uw week end with Mr. und Mrs. Leland Ham­ mond. They al! spent Bunday after­ noon with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Watson of Cedar Creek. I Mrs. Frank Leach ol Plainwell Is' spending a few daya - with her daughter. Mr; and Mra. Earl Car-; penter. Donald Butler of Battle Creek re-1 turned to hls home Tuesday after spending a week with hl* mother, i Mrs. M. Crum. Mr. and Mrs? Alfred Ball are making an Indefinite visit with her mother, Mrs. Roland Day of AlicBan. Marc Hammond of Kalamazoo was a Saturday caller of ids father. Mli-j Hammond. Edward Tombs has been quite sick with the flu the past week. Senral of our school children hare been having the chicken pox. Clare Ttxxnas of Kalamazoo spent the week end with hl* family here. Three of Uie section men were in- i Jured on-our railroad crossing last; Monday. Robert McKlbbln of Pral-1 Neville getting ■ bad fracture of hi* arm and Harold Whittemore and John Burchett getting bad cute and bruise*. Children’s Hose Double Knee Pair loc Extraordinary MAINTAINING HIGH VALUES SAVING LOW PRICES Pequoit Women’s All Silk, Full Fashioned 88c CRASH Unbleached 5 Spring Cretonnes Spring shades: White—Eggshell—Beige Men’s Canvas Gloves 5c Good Quality, Knit Wriih 98c * Your Opportunity! FAST COLOR Broadcloth at theRecord Low • • • • • Yd Opportunity! 3 f°r 10c Attractively wrapped in cello­ phane I Shell like the novelty ->nd solid colors! New Patfeme ., Colori! 2SC x Appliques in color, on white and pastel shades I /SlU/f : Y. : ) - // . ‘L! REGULAR and EXTRA Sizes! Man-Size Hankies 4 for 5c Rag Rugs 10c Kerchiefs All-silk, Lacc-trimmed Full Bias Cut Slips Men’s Extra Heavy OIL CLOTH 98c * 30". Itenime-i Standard 18c Yard 2 ror 5C SprlngCaps “Marathon” 33c Spring Hats Children’s z All ' Leather 5c yJCompare Tkh Value! Oxhide Overalls /L really good cap . . . styled ,’tmartlv oi dark woolen fabrics! K nickers Suitings .., Khaki <?assimeres Longies Sires to 16 49® Servke-weight matcrWi for rough and tumble wear! Come in—let th»n>—realise the irenwndoui value offered! Sizes 8}/2 to 2 lead /• stylet service weithl value at... s<« Jk Leadership in Boys' Smart Men’s , Blue Chambray Work Shirts “Trve'Blae” Shirt* 49" Mad* ol quality fabrics Aat will give plenty of wear. 116-118 EAST 1TATE STREET—HASTINCsS, MICHIGAN 1 I 36 in. Bleached or Unbleached 00 Excitingly Low Priced! 98« .«<>*<• rfufi-dryfap Snowy! Absorbent I Dainty plaids! \Syt“ Oxfords 3oys’ Golf Tweeds Cheviots worsted Cuff DISH TOWELS MUSLIN A New Low Price! Moleskin Pants Part­ LINEN CRASH 46 inches wide! Gives Lent Service! 18 x 30 Straight cut slips, too, in Large Sizes! Prettiest Value Ever I LARGE ABSQR, DENT! Women's Cotton 98c WASH CLOTHS yard Naimook Nightgown* ra Conservative Styles, too! ► Mercbrizcd! 36-indiee wide! Sprint colors! Lonff weaonff! Vat dyed! * Another for every dress that fades 1 ’ '[ I\ jr Package el “RONDO" Fast Color PRINTS! Extra Quality Imagine! Quality By Test gPt» Hand-Finished 27 Inch Snowy White Outing Sturdy Build J.QC IOC Extra (mart! I Double woven! \ Ironing Boards —Puffs! — —Frills! —Fit! Shadow Prints Florals Tapestry Effects FABRIC SLIP-ONS Our Own Cottons kit 35c SOAP 5c New Spring Shades 49c Plaid Blanket I Palmolive Hose 49c Stevens All Linen Gay Cheery QUALITY at DOLLAR SHEETS Six 99 They're imported 70 x New Coi 25® Boys* Stz«« 39® A mighty fine overall for allaround wear! Triple - stitched -bar-lacked — with th«z new Parva pronglen buckle* I You �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1M3 FAGI FOUR The Haitinus Banner “** beld dcrrn 10 moder’1' A-C fly/ —88-rann7 and raaaonabl. criticbm. The nW V.^mc w«i.^.r. direct attack .gainst Mr FOulkos > — -...... anJ--------OMonSUpiHlOnN. What OtherS oay Senator Couzcn*’ Courage. .1 Hullin. MUkigaa. yet made. In fact, came from the nR0#i B4ilotv pen of the Democratic Ben F. Clark. : . j . ' J The Failure at Detroit. Keeps R. F. C. Honest. -------------- - --------- .- columnist on the Democratic South ^B^««»rrwvKTOr«A» 4V„ TOb. cheat business Far-Sighted Action. XXma- Th® Detroit Insurance agent who une. Mr. Clark took the hide 1JlsUtuted wage garnishment proIt would be easy to criticize Sena­ off” Republican editor* of western cccdlng* against Governor Comstock .tor Couzcn* bitterly for blocking R ¥: SuSBrjipU- na Sy Nail. PnilpalJ: Michigan far their placid accept- jiossibly thought he was "pulling a — °I< ?a inU.4**«; ><,SL VI“'U ” °U ance anct‘ of Mr. !',r Ftoulke* f'm'kes- The writer Mid «“» o“e" bul *‘»i- revere is tern in, irmp. UHnby MleUob O' iiAkHv cot’.VTV SIX MONTHS so- jn effect that if hl* Republican to proclaim a bank holiday tn order tw HAittn cm ntv. .three MONTH* brethren wore going to sit about matter wluit lie contends Jus jiuu-,,to safeguard the interest* of deBUTiiimt AnHin io!’Nfv 'o<ii"“’S’'' twicMUng their thumb* while "Con- fication jiilght be for IL -Governor j ncatian migm oe rar u.-Governor, R tllro , 1Bhoul . t . te OHiw. Ids irb straight unrubr Lg-wurd X„SS. / VKAK IN APVANi-i;..'. . '■ •’..... »1 :-■> grMsmari-elect George Foulkes con-1 comubx* by roRi-.uiN ai'HHi UHriiON. one statement relative to hb finunciu! 1«,rr .ruin, to Uk, . .nd YE4K IN shvaxtE—*2 oo tinued ids asinine statement* ev< .y . mfflc’ulUc* during the beginning ol eurn-nr. .4.tide rd. th. Dot™. ----- time somebody asked.him to get to!me campaign won fur-him- Into ^hlp ln curre ncy tdthe Detroit hl* feet. That It was time for a self thc admiration of Uie entire ^nk ®vw even though the security iffrRfii r“••«■>- | Esq . ot Charlotte as judge of the |Fifth Judicial Circuit. . ; Remember Uie necktie social at 'Good Templar* hall on Monday evening next; admlsMon 5c each; neckties 10c each. All are invited. ’ Qnly |nOrC djy TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. [winter month and no Winter a* yet. Mra. C. W. Clarke wen: to Battle I Th* ll,*nn of flre y®tenlay was Creek Tuesday to visit Dr. and Mrs. occasioned by the burning out of a Clifford Brainard < Aimee Rcnkwn chimney at Uie residence of Honfor several day* this week. icrabte D. G. Robtnaon. Mrs W R cook returned Mon-- Woodland-Farmers are prepar­ A„„ Arbor wbrr. Ui. «„ “» <» "“n the guest of MJm Frances Oill and • S‘vJ“225 other friend* for several bay*. |*xw <pccUng " lwcctLchlcr « J<*>•’“iuon of Ann Arbor WNjsaEaKHMBnffi •, ,«* •»>' n c , xr This and That Backward Glances;, D.‘*X/- x i ~ DltS Of Yesterday J~»™ **»«>». U» MW W- B<>y SCOUt NeWS Woolens Kuppenheimer and International Custom-made Clothes are fundamentally sound . Wendell uladstom Ilrbt meeting of the Barry County ... nxnuon a UU.; »uK.Xl.on. .K "j' Area Training Course will be held .j- a.Vc i-ir tin* .----------- . ' that last summer and fall tried ta!;;------- —- •• Mr. and .Mrs. W. H. Burnett were ut Scout Headquarters building. . .y<4 Ivr 'air.- “enthusiastic’’ support by the Demt|ie newspaper* of Michigan f*oor thv -^nate if the deal went guests ot relatives in Kalamazoo Battle Creek. ThU is an annual Ina than ;i.. Eack ocratlc press in ills speech of self-1 for a lot of free advertising. It put - hrou*h. . , ' over Sunday and on Monday Mr course lasting eight weeks and for Bt BwtOrC awnn Jrel’1 Henry Ford is one of the big de- Burnett ------made a business trip to the next eight Tuesday* all men 18 If the Foulkes pride has been «»! of rite past nnd^ncvcr’oM >!C"1,or’' «nd barkers of the bank Cll^0'B,.h . years of age anil over are invited to Miss Beth Retssig. president of attend. Supper i* served at 8:30 for injured by the Inoffensive darts al- of ££ Snt to newsp^pera *.roil» In'oi'-vri. He and Smat < — y club 0{ tJie c,ly ready thrown h!» way. we shudder .m-eared the name of «u.v inrara^h?.” M-hocb. attendedT.Ure noting at 25c; alter whfch an outstanding lilt Mbliib u.r. in speaker will dbcus* some ph^ves of «: iL.t* will b» * ebrryr?! to think what will happen when hr anre rompany. But L* Tree 5^] friction might be used a* an obK*!anwuoo on Friday, reprcsenuns U.* uu uu- "T^' ----- - Scouting. Ttie men are divided Into grabbing go ovw over any bcttc better* ------------------------'>k«.uoii 00*01 ue UM-0 really comes* out in the open after, I; ■ rabWn« didn't dldnl go ■ »h« Me.1 wganuation. patrob and actual Beaut work is : than thc sheme of IU 'general vtoiu explanation of the senator* u“, d0IW- u’“c,'ing game*, reremonle.* March 4. j agent in Ulis state to embarrass the • bull-headed” action. SdX F Mantn sace “r‘d ™thodl <>1 conducting Bcou*. | governor tiw commonwealth by Mm rrnfTnrH ^Veh2,ft i .mb. meetings. Hasting* car.* will leave IgamUheeihg hls pay.—Elton R. EaSll£h “n explanation, however, is KEEP McKAY OUT1 r-.. cfn’ wM?he i£t of^ii? ‘aSeJ’^Mre ”* U*nner °mrr COr“er ” 5 45 — ... ------ too superficial. It dees net Rumor lias it that Frank McKay .jton. Plymouth ha“i Robert fXhnm from AI1 n,Cn wUhln8 dimming llUtrUC. j reasonable tnat n man who' has *si >b .ar. is attempting to have hinuelf ----------------—:----- UNUSUAL W*dn“da-V non should plan to be in Batjte LEGISLATURE'S i sI*n? >earg ln Public service would ^S1 SurX^’ U yrrr*”-‘ ■ • creek at 5;3O P. M jvl pruiuiig. elected chairman of the Republican! POWERS ' i'UI thousand* of private citizen* until Bunday. state central committee. If he su^Th. UttWn ~ hsuivur. ta. "'" “ .. . ... ------- 'by ... considerable hardship, hn! simply to TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. , Mr. T S K Reid. Scout Master of oeed* it will, mean the complete shown itaIwwtr ■nd” alithonty ‘ A COMMUNITY AFFAIR. ..— «u>s rpiU ited H kiuuhc tcauMcv Henry Stevens returned'-Tro-jp 71. Hasting*, spoke at the! ’t mm Hasting* people arc now learning, breakdown of that party in Michi- «tt»ng; asldtr a law of nature^ In Un- from the ,«^ conflict of tun strong per- Sunday to her home In Lacey alter Assyria P. T. A. last Friday eveningJ nf 2 — ,, t T,..r»nV. i-.l.Sl th. UlCjll.lllC COlltent Of CldlT first land. Juat what.it means to gan Thousand* of normal Rcpub • w)x.U)<.r wa$ hard w sr.naUt -.-s nor would deliberately be- spending several week* caring for ,on thc subject ‘-Scouting and , Harry Hayea. live in u city without complete licans who threw over the traces j „J{ However, the legislature h.t- tray hls Mate. The Assyria Center I Mrs. Porter Freeman returned Character." ,school la planning t» sponsor the! banking-facilities available. The ex- In the last „_ r„„ will continue„„ election to’____________________ passed a bill declaring ___ that cider to her home m Spring- ; of a new troop und, peru-nce isn’t particularly enjoyable, vote for any half-way capable men ’ubnll shall not not 1»be hard nnlit until IA16 itiivu days afteri We .have never .gitally admired -Tuesday b tliirrt field..Missouri, after u vlgt with ; organlmtion , registration work will be uccom-, M Iiwuc. »» MW CMirer ‘he CWU»,‘i« personafity. At times Hustings relatives Before tiw enforced holiday is up. the Democrat* may nominate anti: jH“ J®. ‘‘^r mu™ * duxiixy the law and tm.v turn'11*’ «l'l*m» m be an iiv.utfernblc Lynn Pienon of'Detroit wxv the !pluhed within the next few day*. people who never gave Um» subject the Banner will Join them. We Irantly '------ - bpjure *' tiw* • ■ -• ’ i5**days" J y;, jUVV . egotist givetj lo flu <X childish tern-­ gur.-t ot hu parent*. Mr. and Mr.-. Uniformed scout* of Troop 71 will I nriniadonn.i donna wi who -----always Inmuch thought will doubticM come to haven’t a particle of toleration for i elapsed Uie sellers .will ' be i.-.i.t heldI 'ner: >'-cr: a8primn ... ... plan to demonstrate Scouting work, J. T. Pierson, over the week end, lat tjie flrot meeting which will be: Realize Uial a community without a thc type of political leadership Mr. i blameless —Verne Brown. Ingham 181ate ondotnS a itar ,u,,h regardless A.'W. ZoFn of the Michigan Cen-:!announced later. •oivent bank I* about hall para- McKay represents and wc want j Neus. _______ . trul freight office in Juckson wa* iti .1 Hasting* Saturday night and Sun-.;, lyzed; they'll reulue just tow tor- nothing tb do with a party that will SENATORS ARE TOUCHY. ' 'Xnnday evening. Feb 13th; three) day veiling It T. Kluwe nnd lamlunatiMtla* city I* in having two Ml- permit him to take over the reins I •«._ umred stat.-x -<*:ntn-, lure. j member* pf thc Baiwy County Exe-i iiy and J. P. Lewis. vent mstitutten* able to optn for . I Ilrvd <lom n-., job—no one rve. ‘ Board visited Allegan Vo hear! Mrs Margaret Troxel was the cutive 1 concert put on by the Grand business when the moratorium ends. * LETS GO FURTHER) . |seemed lo question iu* ability at it--; gue*t of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. eentc: tlic 1 Sea Scout Band, under tlic Before bank* do open, however, we A biH i* before the'legislature to (Dave Barry, whose only crime was; of Grand Rapid* and attended the Rapids 1 Shrincr's party Friday evening.' ‘direction of George A Mllkr. Scout bap. U». .!» kcfeUun, .HI !»- *™»* *•« p.ln»»W tab.;"ST' Executive. The concert was two ana. MAKE tiourself an urao regulation to protect sound “® hand*, of the secretary of state. go:!tI. in!, *enate. In "tossing! bcl Pulhemus returned Tuesday. ;one liaif hours in length and an ex­ honest man and tremely difficult one to play. The bank* from the panicky, bank-run- H51’ •** *®t-up would plaec ap-1 Dave to the wolves. ’ as some on. .auditorium Wus crowded and tho promoting tmw of.’dcpuaujr wiio polntmcnu lor there au’nctec In!put it. Hw dlgnilkd seiutors acted’ then you will l>e Hallock of Jackson. tri. lanu.ll u> ton. >>'' !>«■'•“ « «■»»'» H-rl. *•■ ‘X*™!?tabfftauSt0!! ta’ Harry LcOar of CJilcago is visit-;boys were enthiuUurtlcally received. sure there is one (css Ing his uncle and aunt. Mrs W. A.. Plans- arc under way to bang tin* ricllm und purrvyur of Inflamnu- Mwu8-'» dealgned as a political shot a 1(J, ofrenator* i group to Hastings. All members are ra'xal tn the world. ' Scott. Frank Fitzgerald, lids proposed [ nave s ..d far more libelous things’ tory gossip. Buch people a* these M1m Adelin Lufliik. qiejtt from & ' .» Scouts in good- standing and —Carlyle. half the band membership v , ettn wreck the smn-devt o' m*dtu- change has merit. Hie only trouble than that against their fellow mem.Monday until Wednesday with her over 1 Engle Thfri- are 53 piece* in the! ■ton. Notabk-. wihcA.iuni » >■« >« *«■ . «- ’ta cnbl.. | parents in-Freeport. MU* Christina Schumann htu. Umd und the txiv.s pi,<y .» n-|- .: n.c up uncter wholesale, withdrawals. Wh>’ ,K>t r*”10'® the patronage al-, t,ut Albt.rt B o.ie UI1U. Cabi.; of over 5oo selection* Further an­ been visiting relatives ai KaUunaxxii1 The present sitQation is unpleasant together? County clerk* are perfect- nvt member and afterward, u fed. nouncemetiU will' be made later. i for the past ten days. Miss Georgia Lathrop U sjwndlnir I , for everybody concerned but b by ■>’ ab!c to handle- the dispensing of eral prisoner; jva> once a member It . no-means hopeless firovlded there is l|ctnsc plates at httlc or no extli ,• of thc United* States S,B ' • senate? ’■ 1 1 the a-eek with friends in Battle I nw week end of April 20 nnd M. Creek. . iwl!1 thr‘ *ccund annual Burry, pay lo tell too niQcii if you' a rensonablr- spirit rtf co-operation ®xi>e:£se and there i* no rcasonabk,*]jdoesn't ----------I County camp Rally for all Scout* i are only the rerge-ant-at-urmS.- j THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. iani1 }eadcrs a! Camp Ben Johnston and good faith between the bank* cscll-’c creating separate agen- Richaid Boldwing, Northville Rec­ ord. and their deixwltors. A few junlcky clcalai?"*ho’hat----------------------------- I — । of the rest bl the show. We linW people should not-be permitted lo -mo- tvF'riP JUS-I timr* PLAIN nt aim HICKS. iiir'KB |.come to|ati>j>pr<*clntv. thc fact, NO-WF.Rb ew y hp |s nl)I(, howanfl SHIFT TO COUNTRY. wreck fto interest* ot the entire! WheUter it bo a grudge light be-i fc.irlr«j, mid because of these quali; Present economic conditions have community. ! id* Monday where he ha- secured a L*‘ u“ catvwd a decided shift in population tween Henry Ford mid Jun Couzcna- uPi( a public servant of exceptiotjor what have you Um* rest of thv|al worth. Juat think of it, you can from large cities to farms and small state 1* kinds dam sore about tins « • • BcnSt aS ^e^^r Tft I.™ xVo*.1mT2^,..,n “*/“• REDUCTION COMES FIRST, biniv the uiv un; towns. where cost 1,1 of iiuua living iis.i baijk holiday bustnuis Nj reason; Senator Couzen* is chairman of a now buy a good cotton and ’*111 ls ®rrnn«»«»B plgn* Me thoroughly agree with critic* Iow. ycar lhr farnu drew that ................... uui it l> to keep for Chicago Saturday to get we know I«’*mnilt«' whose duty felt mattress for a* little as ixtinters on spring styles in nulli- i,ur u,c onunB. . . , of .the prnjxwed sale* tax that new 253000 „„„ falk5 to 11W C0Untry ! n,lU <0.satWy a couple Of big shot* R f. C. loan* honest. lovlM aluMitrl nnt ' ‘ , 111 IXtrofT Sometime.. tllClV tS ILa m..n.Ki.r .1 thn nep-nnd dfrosmaking J Wrtnoday evening. H bniary JB.' levies should not >w be enacted until until than member •»> that thc T> R F. C. t*'not a.----- --------------------- ~ cities attracted. During the hinU t0 lwUl.ni... and foUts " panacea tor ail tlnanrlaL ills It is John Russ of Oklahoma City ar ­ state and local governments have period between 1920 and 1930 about havejust about reachedthat place i a corpuraUcn backed by govern- rived in the city Saturday and is < the bionthly Court of H mor for February will b>- I.eid in the Court! sliced expense* to the limit. Some ba 3-500.000 Oh »•»... wellr-v.e ju■: ••afol ot hlckY. ment credit and any losses that it visiting friends'and ■ renewing old? iroofn^of -wb--vv people j-tvp.c in an tlic ure United uimcu States pu*im v**« — ---re j,*-, • Hasting; I. L. Dewey the »’ '* hdr «ouuc .bode in villages- ut .... '» •* >'» “d we <“■ don» tuflers will be pa.*a*ed on to the pub- acquaintances. - ,«* iuub „p up ,mcir — pre.'itde h<i! flnt-lnt i. run I m . H umub . ■iaSiXsiSr*' r-r.unt much anvw.iv — ; Petty Brown ot Grand Rip- j new chai:man f/ ,. r for 1933 will --------but am-bi.MTW;.. tuteaw less than 2300 tWtt B..Waou. ”C 1 ' lie. So far. according Jo report* inhabitant!. thaOiave been made public. R. F icL* returned home Thupday after ' ur-c. i- tiyatt a* clerk. by way of . economy. Tux delin, Chesaning Argus. C. loans have nmplr ’a vuit with her--------sister. Mrs. n P. A. ----------------- been backed by -------------------------------* UNIVERSITY RECEIVES quency in Michigan range* from ANOTHER UNEMPLOYED ARMY., ITS ABOUT TIME ! security. But there is constant Sheldon. thirty to eighty per cent and mahy There are in the United Ststcr. IO KILL KILLERS pressure to lower tlie bars and grant Cliarlr* Potts, the bookkeeper at; ANCIENT LAW BOOK people will not even be able to meet about 300.000 boy* who have been At Miami. Fiw ida.\.L.’. Tbursday Jeans on more liberal trrriv. It Is Uie. Bookcase Flnhl. spent Sunday! this pressure that Senator Courcns in Allegan. Written on vellum in antique lav Ihe terms ot Uie one and one-half forced into a life of aimless wa::-‘ You can NOW buy a Then the new inner Miss Mary Egan returned to her French and tired as the sample brx/k per cent limitation. Before we think denng through inability, to find cm- {R^wveJ’/ The fact that he mlsWd is attempting to resirt. • • . home in Mt Clenu-ns yesterday dft* • for legal writ forms by the Master fine COIL, FULL SIZE, un wavs and mean* for imposing ploymwfc- Senator James Couzeiu Mr Roa’evelt U not jiertuient. He Supposing Senator CCanerut had ’ •“ "< **'* vis'd a'- Rev. Fr. Con-| of Chancery of King Bdwarti th" heavy and comfortable tho acme of all *leep new additiorls to Hie t«x burden let% of Michigan has suggested* the’, did reriouriy uejund several other* •winked .an eye" while R. F. C.- noI?- _. fV. whose reign ended nine years' . . . ..I Clip a i^w nvir-L-enrrou* slice* from these young..nomad.* be cared for: ’Xi’ltoitr: Mayor C.-ruuk of Chicago i money wa* poured into Detroit, hi* twf-jre Columbus discovered the new j spring (fcr a* $11.95 comfort* at $Q.95 world, the ■ R«';i*tntm Brevium” re- i IM umbod <x»i ol boiwunm. .lo u- .-.nou. „n>, cooioowmu:«£• uSS own lionu’cily. in exchange for in­ ing machine* for th? United St little a*“T prices up from. . w Post Office department was cent'y • received by the Univejslty .... .... 'erected during the World war. Here! condition* tl-.it exist in thtecounu- adequate security. What tmwer or mte.*'. of A- D. Morford the fore pan ! of Michly.m Legal, Re-vtirch Library Influence could the senator they ex­ , NO BARGAIN! ;they coiilji be given military train-{—one that other nation* have dlffi- , erf to prevent this practice from id thc v.«k. Mr. Estes has pvt । throws light on the ancient British Come in and look over the fine stock of Well, it that. E.l FrensdTrf ing. and a certain amount of gen-'f'i,1,>' h» underatundmg Prof<-'tonal!! spreading? Nob any. And what if rctuimtl from Port > Rico and u on law from which American law is de-1 aii-’ known b-a-ux» ----- * J ~ c-cntlrd. Thc book I* thc gift ofnow has a alate Job al 56.000 per erul and vocational training nt a kilh-r* A'o' „,Xret Their ^d ^ F i‘^Xt1lv. thu- practice did •spread: wita! If-It hls way to Honolulu. Hawaii^ bedding which we are now shewing. Sleep­ gi-ncrii'ly undmhxxl. FH-queiiily F. C. money sltould be pound out Orin B. Taylor, of Detroit, and add. year instead ot thc 112.000 he ex- fairly reawnabte co»L Another ren-. are jmbijshed and they r.ght and left In order to pretent, FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY , j U> the collection...ot law works he ing comfort at a *ma!l price. |H<ted. Even at till* reduced rate. ator. a certain Mr. Cutting* ot New .hv idcnttiuii idcnttiKii ns a* "gunmen wit/ v.at/ the public from realizing that .t Mrs. W. N. Chidester aiM Mr:f recently pie.xmtw! to the University.: toaever! w predict tfiat Miclugan Mexico, now coin£* out wtth nn-.Tony's gang." or. whatever ' ttoir banking structure was archaic and Will R. Cook w»Te tn Nashville1 Tbc first ot the 1.2DO wrirf given' bn’t getting much of a bargain. Any other suggestion. He’would take ';hirn‘u,i*r ®J,Vn,nal nu*> reorganization nred'd? Tliat t* not Wednesday the guest.* of. Mrs H p.i»n ‘be manuscript i* ^ted in 1448.1 ; November 28 in the 27th year ot the number of capable men through- can- of this army of youngsters by!7^. 'iL’nct'i’t irit./troublr“until! dliJtculi to forecast. We would end- Hai-. Mr*. Flunk Acker.-m and dtildren! rewn of Henry VI. The volume ir. out thc state-would be glad to act placing them in non-mllitary track I Hwy arc a.-i uillj caught-;u the act. up v.-lnf an insolvent Hi construelion Finance torp.xation ration on vmr v>ur left this *<•’< for Bath. New Y\-tk. small, with clanely .written pager. | a-. purch»<ti'.g and *ale.- agent fort he camps'with accommodations no ......................... Even then they..rtfl " ___ _________________ ____ lor .... to have accede handfi in ........... ,u, ____- _______ ... ... ....-. , addition .„ to all Mher trouwh-.-re ..... the-former ’s parents reside. tlk* initials and marginal decora-, Other troii■ • .1 > . ... .. .. . ...... . ....4 nnd" n ...I blue, (.1 .... and . .. -( U i. Ur*”eniig the'bars’ of U:*'Ti Mr. Acki'rem’wili "follow twit and. "”!1' »' -r.Vl.l red prium industries at 82..Ml per year more than IW.ptiM* in tach ! •» I*’’’.............. l"-11 L'l-t'-'- United will pndi.ibly locate there jwrma-1 well preferred despite it* 450 year*, nnd would handle the job a* well or Tiling «1ut this u-ould niean!- 3O0|i 8t’l.‘’ .' ,hll.'‘ v.'’:1’'’r''!ir^'‘'*, ,with cr1™1' F. C. simply to nuuk weakm-. • Hastings, Michigan . ^^^n'uJe'fuilYr’iUi uiit*‘t ^ht^and Mrs Mortimer Tower left ’ Fralrie do?;*, which were vlrluaibetter than Mr l-reiv-dorf. Wc ‘•'juraie i.imps created and main- ani;iil(| a-. -j;, open am! f.'.v.-ran: mu?t ....... —____’n... ....... We"”n firmly, f,lc da*'c w,u'n the. full tritit 1,11 '’ . M L’1”rt Mr-?,Mott, ‘r 1V1 *Tr ‘'At ,,!v exterminated A fewi„ futven t lost confidence in Governor talnrd by ihe 48,=tqle.*, 3000 over-1 nerve of these killer* nw ;™Jyi'be known i« a dangerous -t,■ for Chicago tlu* week nnd will ;!y exterminated a few jtm ago in Camsrock* honest and .sincere in­ seers and 3000 stat’s of assistant.* believe n.: progre.-v will be" made ‘ " un-' r'~ Senator Courens appar.r.t'.-.- wa- make their future home in that city. thc Dakotas, are numerous again. one oi of irw the Jew few Wllo who nnu had paura; courage t > They will tx -preatly missed tn tlx' tention* to put Jhe state in » more all making up a gigantic force of ’-11 J1* Cuvi-mmj nt ftgift.* them wl.h Oilc -d new public ofllce holder*, most of JX-hi^hT’m f^.ti s ' fac ®*»w- fftCU ' ’’ un . P,e------I-- squarely ,----- j He social circles of thu City tn which .solvent poiiuop a* yet. bill - wh«m would he nniiiie-l ? v? ,? 1 *5 J,Ur*h ‘11’ b' :tvider.Uy tvidenlly believe* believes that tlic the ddrbn* they were very popular. .. b ano^i wouia oe political appointees John* Republican-New* from four years ol financial slmck* E A Foreman and L W. Aldnch chosen because they had influcmt---------------------------- ------a tiisbr Iren jand falling prices should be i carcd have uadod their vtlfage property! rather Han lor any particular fit-, CriDllbs Of Wisdom ■away to nyakc room for new ton- here for a farm near Hastings and] OL'fc CONGRESSMAN-ELECT!«. structlon: not simply covered o-. r have moved there. Mcsar*. Foreman i 1 lies*lit/Senator Cutting*' Khemc i. « OP.nl p«rkZ„,l OBSERVATIONS. with canvas or’swept into a dark and Aldrich have been idsntlnedj UUur tin; Foulkro hide L* ei with Lowell for many year* and • ’ wandering • • • would . -be -help-: - - -Thui j* not a depression but a corner. Foulkes the boys have man) friend* who will nti*6 At. a to be sure, and sb would the. mbhandilng of the greatut era oi tium. Thc last loads left Monday . . plenty the wo: 1<T ha* ever known."— ;or hut politicians! Senator Couwn.* plan , j|an>.r j^ch. econUmir. .nnd with their. Mr. and.Mrs Aid-: rich and the children. Tlic best I t.c is inflnsiely preferable, it appear----------NEWS GLEANINGS. wishes -for their future prosperity! Fourth C-siisrcxuoi . to us as the only sciulble uugges■ There u; no doubt in my mind l0W a oiuraiucs Iowa outrank.- every every otm-r other Mate stair -;i .a Every mother must recognize that for growing children there is no ;ii tion ma<:.e to date concerning thia/that tr»w»ceapig airship line* Will the number of telephone* on farm-* of h»u of friend* go with them — ’ L:uc!l Journal,t. perplexing problem. be in operation within a tew years." ----- - ---uhiih Uh pteskv ef;1 food that will compare with clean milk. Along with plenty of vege* H. Goodyear and Ed. Powers! -Dr. Karl • I -r» k- „1 Artulcin. vice-president I X ton o( >ha> r»nu- about n1 triW. timed from Evanston. Illinois. | Can liad bv.Kker. tables it complete* a perfect diet. It help* to build *trength, bone and Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation. isquare fret of .leather. Monday where they had gone to ul-| i tjpiQ'1*1 <*f Uie worst feature* of granaioM. gc/.tuc lx. mtucle and give him, or her, the be*t kind of a, start in life—GOOD tmd the funeral of the late Fox; -.1 bclo.-c Michigat. .. cnhxped bank holiday "Tile flower ot American written copy ol Ids . > ............. —• u ............................. ........nunho;: ......... > < mr« rirs in c-cw HEALTH. No mother ahould weigh her child againat UNCLEAN milk. a reporter prebent #nd bmiM « lhat “’“Wy htuidreti . solvent/conacr. : d**-’ not S° ’nt0 politic*, but 1,1,0 valued al 1850.000 000. Mark Russell of Sioux Fall*. Da-1 hni 11 utioir busincas Inatead. "—Winston Chur—— dlr- .-suha Out uilfeht follow »hwddAVuUvtlT'H1aanaited *na&«l'' institutions kc’.a. is expected lo arrive tn the. dull. Landau wac originally applied -a any cl the "jtmUenun oi the pn-s*” throughout tiie t|aie are going to, To promote. the public health and td help pre­ CLEANEST and best milk possible.. Tests by ■ a fc ir-wheeled covered vehicle with vent slrknrv md epidemics. |he slate of .Michi­ Michigan state official* show that the bacteria "Any man who starts out to~ a collapsible top. and was derived FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. I carry away a mWeadms interprrta- •u®sr tr.e mistake* and uiuound; gan ha» performed a service that will be appre­ Uon of hi* remark.practices of a few of ttie larger De­ I chase happmesa will rind it running from Landau, a town in Bavan* We arc requested lo state that ■ ciated more and more, e pecially by mother*. as away from him. We grt happiness : where such vehicles were made. ft u pitiful lo *«• a man ejected “ml ’ Charles Babcock and John Short ot the Highland* Dairy I* the only dairy In thl» by mdirccltor.'' — Harry Emersvii producing milk with LOW BACTERIA COUNT, to hu diaUnguishcd offic-.- make j Fusdlck. Eighteen of Scotland* railroad Baltimore cut 25 cord* cf beech’ __i.. ..... ,r_ -____ _ ... G°veni« Corruiock, we believe.' shall be permitted to sell this milk as G&dc "A" station master* are women. hours one day last week fpr Mr O ' Ik. However, for bettar or for.wttie adopuxi a wise poiny in maxing r---------------------- ----------Milk. Dairies producing milk with a much you would pay In any other community we • -• A— surplus u a good thing because higher BACTERIA COUNT shall sell IU milk a* know of. There Is only ONE SURE WAY with There artf M.721 dentists in the H Brubridger. They claim this U, she lull-iacu regarding tne “ »>» dUcovery of new uses '' a»m*n to. Uie ne*t public thc biggest day's work ever done ini .V . . _—>t*nrv United State*. Henry V<*rr1 Ford Barry county. A phone will brine H Mr. Fvuuc*. <mt ^er. -tor to replace Bn e,awved banalng houaay. It..■ Above all. the love of home is one A ditch-digging machine operat­ A very pleasant party was the; with the ONE THOUGHT of producing the Arthur Vimdtnbvrg after thatti “UUI ,wv “ but n u Of the finest imttncts and the great- ed by two men can do a* much v orl: one given in Uie residence of Dr.; J. M. Russell on. Thursday of last 1 _______­ , in xn hour 4* 44 men with *hov*b. — -------!. umvktion tint ' lew daubing than u flood ol utiv 01 ___________________ inspiration* of our people." andc there u growing week by Misses M. and L Rusnell; . . * Pmident Hoover. Hnmvr. :. iu.or, . ‘ Prwtdent __ ’ T------- , ■ j There are about 380 citlc* and tho tow th aistnct didn t get any , and Mrs Galloway. The house was ~ ~* --------------T hope that in time in thc future towns in the United States having tilled with guest* and ail were mo>t Exiracrainary yield* from the [we shall be ready to spend on thc community chests. agreeably entertained. pr«u* »i»'zrn Muhigan has U.n Gotham plum-tree arc the result, r. enterprise* ot peace wii*t the fi----------Chai. M Knappen. Efq.. has gme j ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2«S1 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ; rtnrtil maxims of the part would Practically an the .innen.* grown to taniing lo the petition [only allow u* to spend on Uie davaa- ;in Use United otalc* ate irutu C’aii-. ct tiw ciiiMns' ci Umb county f:< mc.ipxf pat tou (Qr, ? x^isdsr. taUon* of war.”—Mr. J. N. Keyne* 1 form*. the *ppo{ptment ol r. A. Hooker,) ... ™a,. Fine fabrics and good workmanship serve as the basis on which we build their style $17-50 to $5Q.oo Over three hundred samples to select from .. . and every suit made in the style and model you like best. .. and a perfect fit guaranteed. Lambie & Doyle "The Store for Dad and Lad A Quotation Now Is the Time to Buy Bedding! Do you know that the price of bed­ ding is far less now than it has been for the last 30 years? $<»85 Miller Furniture Co Complete ffome Furnishers Every mother Way of Our World must Choose the milk for her children. THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY -sss �04492771 IM THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. FXEBUABT It, 1M» I scrip. Meal* in the restaurant coat I th* court; and Deputy Sheriff H*r-1 10 cent* in scrip j m*n'Ren*ch had bean added to the 1 I It wa* found that many people:company present. , were hi dlxtrei-s bccauns they could, The proceedings were opened by a' 1 not pay tliclr taxes and could not reading of the formal "complaint­ pay interest and principal of mart- ■ agaldii Mr. and Mr* element. Tiw ■age* on their home*, 'rhe Asaocla- charW was th* seriou* one of per­ , , Uon called for volunteers among Uw | jury at tiw time when Rev. Dewey way* of extorting money from ovarGLARE HOFFMAN OF AL- burdened taxpa^r*. MINNEAPOLIS IS DOING Attending, lawyers in Minneapolis.< was uniting them for the journey of • I Mr. Hoffm*u»7Mid It I* not *urwnwnBDVm tvpt np Twenty attorneys volunteered to I life. At that time, the warrant alLEGAN SPOKE AT BO‘ “ "* WONDEBFUL TYPE OF jgivc one day a week for three who leged. Stuart Clement had stated 'ptteing that peopl* are seeing red TABY CLUB . I when business man. wlio are finding WELFARE WOBK llwve lc«“1 problem* to solve. In "with all my worldly good* I Uwe ' '_____ |»ome case* It wm not possible to endow ” when he well knew he it difficult if not impossible to moke lend* meet, discover our atate legis­ IIQPQ cnnlD uuuiru th0 !]°S*M’rCA',Ae lhc lacked "worldly good*." ao he was URGED RADICAL REI was so artlSl); but BOO homes in jguilty of perjury. At Uie same time lature seriously ____________ proposing a sales Goto oLnlr WnlLn lax and an additional Income income tax tex to PAY<i FOR IT^PI C• Minneapolis have been saved to; and place, thc complaint alleged DUCTIONS IN FYPFN^F^• ttdd Ux UUb IIUNO IN C Ar LN ata rni a i vn 11 uuui ,uK.|r owners from foreclosures.' that "one Pauline Gerilnger" had *• add t4i to thelr their 0WT) own nnd and .their .their cu*tomcu*tonv„ , _ _. through the effort* of these attor-; promised to "love, honor and Told Of Instances Where ®” l*f®*’'‘'- overload of taxation. » "We all know." said the speaker. needy There Have unance ro neys who induced the owners of OBEY," without then and there People Hnd Lost Property "that once we gel these new taxes Work For What They Get ili»e mortgages to defer foreclosure*.!having the slightest Intention of » a ir D y » !A b!« ,hoc making plant and sho4 obeying him. Because of Heavy Burden. on «*«d —preserve Bell Heaped (repairing plant b conducted by the ‘ Confronted with such Indubitable , , ,, of them. A corporation tax. which Clare Hoffman. Allegan* Wading nearly IT,000.000 a year, was Dr. Ingvoldstodt. pa*tor of the organisation. Hundred* of people: evidence there was nothing for Ju*attorney, was the spt-aktr and ton- several years ago clamped on In Central Methodist church of Lan-1 ,re kept preparing, and Uce MalUiews to do but to hold : ««rment*. which ore both Mr. and Mrs. Clement gulltj u4*". . r. «“tlnw Michigan with Ito prondra that It X ... o- r-Lk.r B jow price. Of the offenses charged. AccordlngClub at their Monday noon lunch- WB8 j^t B temporary tex to enable sing, wn* Uie speaker and honor,for eon. Mr. Hoffman gave a straight- me state to build needed additions। guest at the Brotherhood Monday The organization operate* twenty ly hl* sentence wa* that Stuart es: night. Affrr he arrived he changed: canning factories tn Minneapolis. It cort the crowd to Candyland and °n . lo ftUte tmUtutloiteJ But that tex “On or before the first day of March, nineteen hundred twentyWe think he cxpnw^d tto vtews of tlll remain*, and corporation* are1 hl* subject from Lincoln to an ex- alao manufacture* and sells sauer- nil them with the sweet* and fruit every member of the elub In hi* in- compelled to pay IL even when they planation of the human relief prob,n,dc ,,rwn. <"£.don!!* J^cea dlspenacd at that popular nine, and on or before the same day of each year thereafter, the owner aistencc-on cutting government coats kwlng money We Mxxlld And lt lems that have been so successfully'tlon °r “““F *crea °r sp-cwlid cab- place. The Judge was game; all par­ rather than adding new method.* of Just the wunr declared tto .peak-1I worked out at Minneapolis. Mnmek. . .. „ .. . took of the sweeto and soda* and of any dog fout- months old or over, shall, except as provided in section extorting money from taxpayrra. <r. "with a *alcs tex and a *tate ln-l»ota. itev. CR-onje ........... •sola. Rev. CJeoree Nccutnpen;. Mcckltnberg. 7110 ®fr,p * ‘n redeem itself—that ,sundaes till they were satisfied. fourteen, apply to the county or township treasurer, where said owner Mr. Haffnian gave startling !llU5*xcome tax. If we gel them we will al-!1 pastor of the leading Methodist IiIn ;n. ,tle ’!* J* thing nn|! about “bou: U it.: Not one But that was not thc end Mr. and ,?P?.IW 01 ,th* 3ttt w, of .m nri ln ways have ttom; and if we gel ttomichurch church of of Uiat that city, dty. initiated initiated thei™ the ’hn h,v * *** ’" | Mrs. Clement were again escorted U t,lw> *’c 10t'-TO0 people *who nave been resides, in writing, for a license for each such dog, owned or kept by movement, which have had to 'zzr ask ™ for — money I the »»»«>. trailer, a™ and me the piuxaaun procession which, people are gening, due to the p, good-bye to all Iripc ot |movement; which has has resulted resulted in in ,^ded — -j— t fact that that our our state state and and national national VConomy In ur stale and local gov- relieving 26.000 fahdiles and over or ,or fact K‘»ds They work forpwcnded Ita way back to the Clenumt him. Such application shall state the breed, sex, age, color and mark­ legislative Judies uecm to think that crament-i. 1100.000 people, saving them from ■ *'h*t ,hcy 8el a,|d P*I<J in scrip j home, and it wasn’t thc shortest what is upnted is not /eduction .in ■•There is just one thing to do. the humiliation, as they felt It This scrip ta redeemed in goods .*-ay either, if you want to know ings of such dog, and the name and address of the last previous owner.” government expenses but additional and that I* to cut tto costa of gov- would be. of substating on charily., wltlch tiiey need to subsist on. i about it. Nor were the springs on methods of taxation. - "So we in erntncnl until Uw people can af-1 and making It far easier for them to D-r- IrMp’oltMXadt sa d there were i that trailer anything to brag about, Michigan are now hearing," he said, ford to poy their taxes." He told of return to their usual occupations; . “At the time of making said application the owner shall pay the other things he could tail i nor were they conducive to easy rld"of a state sales tax and a stale 1n- Instance* In Allegan county, where when good times shall again arrive. abo“Ltl,la. work, which Is *UU going. |ng fOT ft couple who sat on the following fee: If said application is made before March first, the same come tax Instead uf slashing state men. ww well past middle age, had Dr. Mecklenberg tod been apThe city auttoritira of London. I trailer floor. and local expenditures" Mr. Hoff­ Worked hard to accumulate their | palL-d on learning the number Of! totgland. have sent a delegation to ---------------»♦■». — shall be accompanied by a license fee of two dollars for each male dog man declared that it might be nec­ property and were being forced I Minneapolis people, who had before Minneapolis to Study this human OBITUARY. essary for every good citizen to get from Iafins by mortgage forecltw- been ItMCpCDdCht and nble tn lo>k adventure. Delegates have come p__o . Worn-w,,-- tr, or unsexed dog; and four dollars for each female dog; if said applica­ arcs, when those mortgages did not after themselves, who would soon to, ,from American cities. All J’ 'J'"™” represent, in some cases, more than , compelled to have aid furnished > have been dreplv Impressed by what Wayland><££*£• tion is made on or after March first, the same shall be accompanied by 20 per cent of th* actual value* of them In some sort of a way. He at- “*> ‘“J® w.d Mtontotod tfiat March 18. UM ato from Uita a license fee of four dollars for each male dog or unsexed dog, and six the farm* inordinary times Exces- (tended tto General Conference of;*0 much relief could be given withrive taxation tod ruined three the Meitaxltal church at Atlanticanything approachtag charily. wto mjfd dollars for each female dog.’’ farmers Other people arc being jcity in June, driving there and by »n«rdlng n chance for ’°W1 Rte N. C forced to nw< i condition* which arc; back. The thought that burdened •‘’I*?*111# to°Pic to Pr«*p’c their }®’ afj2 a severe hardship lo them and their,him. coming <nd going and while ,* f-rospcct and earn wtol itoy re- .moum tor !•£» one sun Earl, and families. Yet tor legislators at to was there, wra the condition ot J wl'c- f . Xf Mate and national capitals. Instead people, who tod exhausted ttair. Relief probtems are not confined Ena Flickinger of OUwt and of cutting government costa and .icrource* and who would have toj1® J*' ir^nd^tarids Ltodde* oto^ rela* Stopping government waste* are have some toip provided for ttom. 'udt *dd. Statistics from foreign ^™"d Rai***. .‘*!iWre otto, reladtacussing what added taxes they m they would need public old by tlx-. co?!nlrl? *how ““l Lhp,Jr1,4CC “ t«’- .u’M and friend*. _________ may put upon an already over-bur- city to get by. Most of llwse peojile.,lblc J” Belgium, where wrtn-rnw*aT wnnnr *vt» ' xre rto fud bre„ ckfuin ».NOBTHBWT WOODLAND. Mr. Hoffman Is a stralght-for- tkjics stores or banks, francs a John Gardner and wife in oaiuu. or tod naa filled tuicu oftict oraci;,b0°.000 — •• yean ........ ^isl year it — --------- were ----- — 320.000.000 franc*, which show-, Hastings Bunday. ward speaker who leaves no doubt ixrttlons, or who had had lucrative jobs, in normal limes. They had | !‘ut V’1* American prob- ( liwothy Tyler of Woodland spent as to what he means. raved money; but they had been out,‘*(,n ®Jonc' but It is- a world proo- guncjay afternoon with her grand* WOODLAND PYTHIAN BANQUET. of work for so long a time that they Ie": , „ | mother. had reached thc end of their re:, Tl, ere arc in Minneapo.ls. or. vi.-jan Hansbarcer snent Bundav Non Pariel Lodge. K. of P.. Ko. 140. field their annual banquet «urre«. What could be dune for Kbfvnldr.tedt raid, peopte who could • jn'S ""U‘*T<ef gpCM 8Un,lay them? ’ i ’ * 11 Ci ‘ rn 1110 Salvation .m Monday night. More than 100 were Dr. Micklenbcrg first got ln Army is looking after 7XQ0 very i ----------------------------------------------------present. Rev. A. E. Wynne, Ute local M. E. pa-itor and life member of the touch with people who had Cloth- ™dy people Ui Mmneapolte help-, ha'* to b*»* char- I Order, was the principal speaker. iruf that could be remade. He called lcM >00 000J*’»pk 1 A splendid musical program was. fur donation* and liad several thouarranged by the committee .In sand suits given him. With tailors[there wittout ch*lty. The. charge. Games were enjoyed until, and ,-h umstrcMcte out of employ- rerip. which is doing the trtele, will, a late hour by both young and old., ; tneirt, M could >-t them al jvork redeem iteeW through the wonderful. ww.v - , putting theM- clothes in good, tun- ry*t«m that ho* been worked out. Tto lodge has enjoyed a good — seamii and a Series of game., of pro-idlilon. Likewise shov had been do-- Dr. Ingvoldvtadt gave it as his' jncMlvc euchre will lx- started mxt,nJted which cotild be repaired and ‘h?‘ in! Mondav evening. The new officersimitflc wearable. He knew that farm- I,'ont> t**“t about the, , are C. C.—Stewart Kussmaul. V. C !crs within a 50 mile radhu of Min’-nwre ’ h*2d —Jerry Fisher. Prelate—Leon E ’ ncapolLs tod tons and ton* al v<-g<- United S.atcs. There had twver Hynes. K of IL 6 —J. L. Smith. M. table* which they could'not sell and bct n ’n^ch over $5,000,000,000 of j Will Carry Our Dependable of P.- Welby Crockford. M. of E.-'could not ura thrnuclves. They had wn mo non " i A A. Allcrdlng [thousands and thousands of bu&heh “h“ \cl there were M0.u00.000,-, Insurance in 19J3 -------------- «-*-•---------- -— of wheat ttot they had been carry- 000 ° ln . OBITUARY. lnB because the market price was so pnn^ Uut what people deposit in Oyer 1300 Killed per Year in Jennie Kennedy Brown, a life;low. Many of them had “"to te n^ currency, tot mostly . Michigan; Many Thoiuand* resident of Hostings and Carlton woodlate with timber that needed credit In *omc form-or amrthcr. The townships and widow of the late'to be cut out for tire good of the ;urgent needI at the present time is to Rcreived Serious Personal Edgar M. Brown, passed away Feb. w’oodlots. Thotuands of tlw.w■ I Injuries [10 at the lew of her son in East formers had. nob been able to paint, t**t tlin,- 8halJ •’’S.M11’ Lansing, aged 78. She Is survived! their barns, htows and other build- ’itoer wise and helpful leadi-rship. No Farmer Should Re Without bv two children. Mrs. Nellie Herbert Ing*. Dr. MecklenbWg worked out a “ PullK,hihirt?1ta Automobile Insurance. 17 and Andrew Clyde Brown, both of plan by which fanners would ex-. w°rk5 and finance* Itself, which is Years of Square-Dealing East Lansing.- five grandchildren I change their products for labor, and j^rdhtS needed relief, and prescr' and one great grandchild, also three have their homes painted, or re-. “S Ut‘L‘*,!;^sJ*cL.<<r Nee Local Agent ^r Write sister** Nearly 50 years of her life ■ paired by carpenters. They were .,l*® relief. Dr. Ingvoid.st.idt ^re spem .1 Uielr farm home m ready to have-part of their wood- f WM. E. ROBB, Secretary Carlton. Funeral services were held Jot* cut. Riving part of the wood in, 1 ™“an at Welcome church, burial In Fuller return fi>r the labor. ’ ,7' nnd Citizens* Mutual Auto­ cemelery among beautiful flowers? At this time one will wonder hew jxbjbihd; quiillt.es of mind and which she w loved Her hfe wm a I these workers were pwd* That - is ‘ mobile Insurance life of service. the secret of the succms of the! •’ wonderful to think Company . - ------------- --------------------- whole enterprise. Each worker was ^1 25XW0 fam lie* can be relieved One reason why old-timers took a. paid in scrip, which would be re-, too P>*n which finances itself, HOWELL MICHIGAN broader vitw-trf thing* wns because(deemed by the organization, foster‘v?1, Uc;,n°crncy la ; billboards didn’t interfere. ed by Rev. Mecklenberg, with goods {J01 inesj»n.Mble. but that we can ______________ ------------------------------- m-rird lor lb- ramUx ,o wr.r or,1"" nwjwMlily lor u>. _________________ ■_____________ ll.r on. Thrrr nrre B.re8.' ren who ”“*n’ un'1-r ““ were set to Work putting old trucks, deniociacy. Unit h»d bren donnlrd u, tn, or*•« ■<“;<" Dr lnf.old.udl ganteatlon. in condition for use.I*35 octj'lned for some time by Throe workers were paid in scrip. 'ho*® who P’TW*d stout him eager As a result the organization paws- J® learn more details ab°ut the . sed a fleet of trucks that could haul Minneapolis experiment, which has the wood cut by the -worker*, haul ’ out. »n luch «nxazlng the grain and vegetables, to thc __________ storehouses and woodlot* which tlie organization- had provided Among those who found them-. selves stripped of all their property' was <me man who tod been a multi-' millionaire. There were many others; whose securities tod been swept away in the slump; othon whose! The new Ford—a V-8 cylinder, 112-inch wheelbase car­ natural balance, resulting In exceptional smoothness of opera­ SJiS™aa XI n‘X.l’^re hat new and distinctively modern lines, longer wheelbase, larger tion. The engine la fitted with downdraft carburetor, air-Intake and roomier bndlea, faster acceleration and Increased power and silencer and a dlaphram-type fuel pump. given executive positions in the or-: once, as he had "the pajwrs for speed. It is exceedingly economical In operation and with 75 ganteatlon and paid in ecyip. The hone power, U capable ot a sustained speed of 80 miles an hour. . multi-millionaire says he never wa* him." Judge Clement was quite sur­ tremely rigid double-channel, double drop X-type frame, torque . | so happy in his life as to is now in prised when he faced-the Hastings A new styling is expensed In the It body types. Features tube drive, a straddle-mounted rear axle pinion, transverse — . „ a putting this plan across, helping rc-custodian of thc peace. Stuart was of distinction are the sloping vce radiator grille, the skirted cantilever springs. Internal expanding mechanical four wheel Fu” Michigan Cream Lb., hevo U)e distress ln Minneapolis. advised to don hls shoes and be fenders, newly-designed headlamps, cowl lamps and bumpen, brake*. 17-lnch welded steel spoke wheels and Urea of “w —D(,torc Um, worl[ W3, undertaken snappy about it. too. and have Mrs. inches section. the curvo of the hood side ventilator*. the 20-degree slant of thc Dr. Mecklenberg had a complete Clement ready promptly for im­ windshield, the curved roof header, the curve of the rear quar­ ! survey made of the city to find portant legal proceedings that re­ ter and the backward sweep of tho apron masking the gasoline 1000 Shot Ils o those who might need such help os quired their presence. At this point ‘ Ills organization could furnish- R<Visier of Deeds Boyes. Treasurer .Since tot August 25.000 families Maus. Prosecutor Barnett. County The new all-steel bodies are wider, almost a fool longer have been helped And ioO.OOO folks Clerk Reid. Sheriff Leonard. Con­ together they arc joined by a semi-circular cross' member on from the engine dash back and consequently much roomier. Tha ^locrvaiion Officer Sumner ind -Vn(have been aided by Uie issue of I attractive Instrument panel Is directly in front of the driver, which the rear end of the power plant rest* in a circular rubFancy 5.I.CL. Lb U.OOOPOO worth Of “ denomiuww; wuvmi U> tertp. Scrip, in deraherlff Tasker al! came into Uie with a large package compartment at the right side of the In­ nations of five cents, ten cents. 1 Clement home. strument board. Front seals are fully adjustable. Option* in Soothingly Salted Box twenty-five cents, fifty cents, one Mr. and Mrs. Clement soon anupholstery and wide choice of body colors arc available. All cars pinion U mounted in a double taper roller thrust bearing at Um dollar. five dollars and ten dollars.' nounced themselves as ready tor have safety glass windshield and all Deluxe cars are equipped front and a straight yadial roller bearing at Um rear. Thia , No money is received by the otgani- any enterprise Uiat might be the with safety glass throughout without extra cost. Deluxe can maintain* permanent alignment of the pinion with the ring zation. It pays all labor In scrip. It; order of the evening. They were are also equipped with cowl lights, two tail lights and two gear under all driving condition* and results In extremely quiet - MEAT SPECIALS pays for all services in scrip, pays I promptly escorted to thc trailer matched tone horns. axle operation. !a fair raw per day. The goods hooked onto Conservation Officer The improved V-8 engine Is fitted with all-aluminum which ’s car with George U>» wWch the "if workers make or get tn in ; George Bunmer Sumners The frarna ia cushioned by four Houdalljf doubk-acting cylinder heads, a distinct quality feature. Because aluminum rtu -T n—< a.. ~ i exchange for labor are given to Uie at the wheel. Thc other gentlemen hydraulic shock absorbers which are both automatically and dis-ilpates heat more rapidly, the me of the aluminum cylinder umcage oe«r Any s-ui | organization so that this scrip is I climbed into other vehicle* after thcrnyaatatlcally adjusted for every variatten In weather oe rood heads permits higher compression and results In increased lb backed by actual property. It is , having apprised the couple that __ , ..-Jill.-. TVCm speed, power nnd smoothness, faster acceleration and added 10 figured that each gl.OO of this scrip they were due at a .session of court Order a Supply Today fuel economy, o now outstanding U backed by *1.14, to be held at the county jail siiortSliced to Suit Jf lb 0C worth of actual property, consisting ly thereafter The transmission to of the synchronised ty] Cylinder blocks are set at a M-degree angle. The crank­ . । of supplies and materials belong-1 Now m thc crow files, thc distance shaft is fully counterbalanced and the crank thrown arc at K 2 lbs 29c Ito to Uk’ organization which is- from thc Clement home to the during' speed changing. The elutefi is qf the degrees. Pistons and connrctlng rods are uniform In weight sued tlie No property owned BalTy cnunty basilic is about half and I* ifring cushioned fee soft engagement. All of these features combine to place all moving parte in HIuumw’* Homa Mad* by the organisation will be sold for I a mile. When the automobile procesv _...a „ „ , - .. - —c/money, but can only be purchased|slon. headed by Oeo. Sumner’s car Bmt Grade lb. X>C with *crijf ; with the trailer carrying the newlyI The work developed so rapidly, weds, moved up Jefferson and jlhat.a big headquarters had to be turned down Hanover and then up . found An outgrown school plant.! through State, the pair realized that . covering a whole block, wm given the distance covered far exceeded lover to the organisation. In that the half mile, ind constituted a noTELEPHONE 2121 Corner of Court and Church Screen * | plant there is a scrip bank, conduct -I table addition to their wedding tour. W. hwliww* Th. Ria UlH« Store Phone ®d ky men who have had banking Arrived at the Jail. more grief W| Deliver Th* Pig Little Store room ***■ Mpwlence. There ta a restaurant I confronted the ncwly-wedi. There which feeds 4 500 people a day. There 'was Justice Andy Matthew*. very . a a A a a a !»te stores of al! kinds of goods;grave and dignified, ready to deal Which can be bought only with with Uw serious matter confronting ■• II ; voice hl* demand that public offi- •riv niTHITIfiil ct'n'' ,rotn the township UP. mtul I I y L| I Illi I llllll confine their effort* to reducing NOTICE TO DOG < fiL IflA ol IUAI lUII Pay Your Dog License to the County or Township Treasurer on or Before March 1st Dog Law, Public Act No. 339, Public Acts of 1919, Sec. 6, as Amended, Act No. 53, Public Acts 1927, Reads as follows:— • Take Notice: — That any violation of Act 339 of the Public Acts of 1919, as amended, renders any person violating the terms of said Act subject to prosecution according to the terms of said Act. GEORGE LEONARD, Sheriff of Barry County. FORD Introduces Larger and More Powerful Car 40,000 Responsible Drivers Friday Feb. 24 CowrSaaAat Saturday SaVlllgS Feb. 25 at THE NORTH SIDE GROCERY Ivory *IIcWS£ Chif 1° CHARGED NEWLYvmiiHPEMr The Largest and Most Powerful Ford Car Built Since Henry Ford Launched Into Volume Produc­ tion, Is Now On Display at the Universal Garage! 11 e C S e Toilet Tissue Fancy Japan Tea 6 R 11» 25c 23c xtane- Crackers corn! MEAL! Rmef Steak Ruttar ■acon Gniiaase 2 Lara 4 29c 20c IISHASM 2481 . A * A. A A A A awx, UNIVERSAL GARAGE �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEftNE-SDAT, FEBHVAnr tt. IBM FAQB fiDC Corporation wa* prepared to loan 7 t he Guardian Union Trust Company. j-J S60.009POO which would have saved Il from failure. If it is true that! Senator Courens, wiwn he learned • i about it. refused to sanction tiw loan and declared that.he would op-1 . ! jxve it on the floor of the' senate. Otsego . (Continued from page one>r~- j;lht.n a certainly’ 1* true that ouri 1 prices represents a dividend to cus-' Concluding its fifth consecutive ----- , ’*^7“ senior senator ius a responsibility . FAST BOXING FEA­ miWWch feW wlli wUh lo riuirr with’ , tomers. New prices arc 30c, 40c and. victory. the Hastings bosket ball;,ow-n <r™ and an“ no one to care for roc him nitn'm I team defeated Eaton Rapids here I hit declining years, he entered into him; and no one will envy iilrn in1 TURES JUBILEE MEET, i*. ’ ■ • ~ last night 23-19. in u fast mot ink »n arrangement with one of his taking the course he is allt-ged to game which .... the scoring proved lo i1 nieces, Opal Carey, and —'C tor hus- iiaye' taken. It seem* to us iu If it “ ZZ" Clever Cloven From Grand MIDDLEVILLE CAGERS —- in — . >u. « w nH.iir nil th*. u:iv band. Ford Casey, ,Y whereby I’TW they PS •»« l-n !»>■« ’« ll'Hapids To Try Concluilons I DEFEAT CALEDONIA ihnajh^ ’ ".'•n C£M?e “Pon the farm, look BOW.rnmei,t to j)ive ioat tt jt-w mil• With Local Boys I ----------' Eaton Rapids started tiw scoring aHer^t and, upon ids death, wciv lion dollar*, lud that been neces‘ ** •* ar y. rather than preciptate such Thursday evening February 23rd Visitor* at Uie T- K. gym Friday in Uie first quarter with two tree ,f3}>d dBy Ot .,925- ^.r‘ L’ouble. It might not have been . . n wm nl»M “*■ contested-throw* al different Intervals wldle at 8.30 sharp, the big ring light will ; Caledonia-Middleville games. T. K. the local five were unable,to score “ Sih? necessary for Uw government to flood the Odd Fellows Arena with s. taking two and Caledonia one. until-late In the quarter when Adair ’ ; 1“se anything, for the Htamurtruc-| corporation ha* ul-■ brightness os the Jubilee Meet gets Caledonia took Uie girls’ game by and Howard connected with a field whereby he .agreed to deed them hH u a tore margin of *etinder wav marking the end of a re- a scoro ut 13 '° H- Mlddlevifle Hu n I goal apiece. The quarter-gun found farm in conitderatlon of their pro- .£2, El’locri todSh£ taken in ft. on «d" " a 64 vlding for him a home, caring for lor Jtj, Joans. Tie govern-, h,m In Mcknesp. giving him a suit-*-iii lose niany time* what it’ muw wnue we young ‘<'iUn bo>rs‘!ameb>',5lo,3:Whlu' «ou,1‘boxing activities activities while the young. able burial, providing and caring for ^d possibly lure tot In extendof tto s^wrt vre£ InrtS *’lth J P01”1-' “*«*» •«*” !or Indnedtaltly after tto second hlm In hls declining years', i tc. It , .through the restrictions' f'l tto Various Caledonia, while Smith lead lor .quarter wlifstle. Snyder connected wo* then discovered’ that the title geM ,Sn M tiS aLen Olore tounulmenu In Battle Middleville with 4 points. with a long one lo lie tto score. Eatj,e Governor’i proclamaCrre* Grand RaiMsand Drtrmt T‘* nm Uam •am* a thriu,r ‘on Rwplds wa* then fir*l to tally was Incumbered by v*rtue of tjw ,taU Tto executive committee has ob- f*atured by ®’*ishtr;g offense and points and raised their total to ten nKih tll1n’ »»d H|p nllM that uU1 l,n' t.tod tto co-oirsUon ofTf«t “sht defense. Middleville winning]but the locals connected with *n- into with Mrs. MHftMcl. who had doUbtMjjy prolong the restrictions Shi tmg^oS”f GraS LX’.’V a ot 30 10 »’ Tt* other field goal to knot tto score died and that her children were cn- f indefinite tune. i umcborers ulmosVnllPof whan coms to.l“uartcr ,■**"«* * he «^»n«est ■ at 10-all. .Eaton Rapid* then pulled titled, as her heirs, to her propel ty. ,oran Mr. Fuhr thereupon employed Hustings to do battle under the col- M««ter for Uw.T. K. team, most of away to a four point lead and Hon­ DOWLING. Kim Sigler to clear up the mutter. • ors of tto Burton Heights Athletic lh<lr ««««» «»nlng in that period, tings was satisfied with a sucres During this sale we After a two weeks- absence the Club They are under the coaching. waa Wgh P°*nl ma“ *“h 11 ,al frt* ,hr0* to brmK lhr scort‘ 10 A. bill of complaint was filed In tho original members of tlie Barry will offer a Special of PeterPkto veteran Arator of and PwHng was close behind 14-11 with tto vultort. leading circuit court of this county. Judge < orchestra met at the Dowling LOW Price on any tto furniture city dra'i’ill come The Caledonia game was] Holding Eaton Rapids to three McPeek. wishing to fully protect -the <county Tuesday evening lor another X w>[h Tto avow«dTintentlcm of :he las‘ lor lw>r n^t'points In tto third quarter, the interests ot the interested minors church < 1 delivering all tiw leather possible to!team tenlors. Capt. Boyer, Parker, Blue nnd Gold quintet broke the and-heirs ot Mrs. Mileskl. appointed rehearsal. ttodSEhtv“voSig"dtomtoof the Closren and Standish. i vlsliprs’ defense and tallied wren a guardian ad litem and insisted Miss Alma toiler and friend from l^l^werhiurtry who uphold the j Tuesday T. K, first and second I points. Adair and Tlwmpson in- upon counsel representing them. A 1Detroit spent tlie week end with hls of thel O O F Chib ‘ea,M “efeated Bellevue al Belle-' augrated tto scoring spree with a full hearing was had upon the mat- jsisters and families in Flint, also Tiwre alll be ten fast bouts The vue- ‘I3)* second team won by a 16, field goal apiece and Howard came ter and a decree rendered, removing 1with his mother und sister from unuuv, promm U .. IMP.., .-ub- “> « “«• “» «»“ W ” ihmwh will. . <>re Um« L.» in the cloud from the title created by. ]Bay City, who were visiting tiiere. — , ---------------------------------------Siu? returned home recently alter lect to last minute changes. ‘° 13the quarter, Snyder dropped a long Virtue ol the agreement with Mrs. L which we have in stock. n-nu.H7hrranAR.nML ti2 T K 8 B0W5 ,o E*rfln« Friday -‘hot to put Hastings th an 18-17 Mile&kt. After the hearing on that spending several days >ith Jii* hyr.nk.M* In''IUKht Ior lhe 1Mt icl*dtllMl |>tad at «»’-• Kun. case wa* over ahd the matter MtU- cousins In Detroit. ' hwf^re^%a^»2S^il'»’Mareh 2’ 3’ 41 comr'‘thc »««™uncnt Neither team was -then able Jo lacturily worked out. Mr. Fuhr negMr. and Mrs. Caryl Bowman and The Radio with (he Rnrr r^?' m^n<^’in IlU Lake Odessa. Tie drawings have score until the middle of the fourth lected to execute ttw deed to M.-.' Mn. George, ot near Hastings vUilIncomparable Tune I not been made yet but will be un- quarter. While Eaton Ruplds was and Mrs. Casey as he had agreed to fd at william Blanford’s Wcdiwa141 V?B?SUTtownounced as soon as possible. Tw'content with scoring.but two poinu do when he entered into the agreeMrg- John Tcn jiurkcl of rJn^ en‘*red ln *cU“ "C” are:! the local* began a lu*t minute spurt mnt with them in MayJ>f 1925. He Orand Rapid# was their guest tot «Cn^ ^t^<su«?in5?PMi”,4l*uke Gde*1*- Saranac, Portland.• that accounted for five points to ix’rmitted the situation to run along, week. Rotot l£ren GranitRanld'-lCO C“lcdonia’ Mlddlevll!e- Woodland, j put them on tiw long side of 23-19 OS many peop{p do such mattcYs. .Mr. and Mrs. Floyd PJco of Hasputting it off expecting to take care L -niurYd’a’Juitii Mr« ,•, **““«»* a,ld Vermontville. score at tto final gun. ings Thursday »v ‘“- Mr 1’* spent ’ ‘’ 7 An “"-‘ouniament team will to Snyder, guard, with seven point*. of it some tune thereafter, in the; V' Inrar, Mr. u,M Hra. | Adelia Ad'"* Stanton. 118 VS Prte narWa"rHi«iinBsP Tt5 ljlcltcd from ‘,H’ competing schools. Howreri. center, with six points and Miss Elizabeth Smith will be A SET IV! ---------------- ------------------- i Ada1^ *“h I,'nd Casey had perform^ their part of Lightweight. Grand Rauld*-!26 Rapids—126 SHAVEN.GERBER HEAD A Ltehtaeloht. | the Hastings scorers, while Tiomp-1 the agreement, improving the farm, hostess to an afternoon jiarty on vs. Tom Graham. Hastings—125. I nvri.. . .. .-r «. r,r» Ii<>^-'forward, and Rank, guard, each furnishing Mr. Fuhr a home and Thursday of this week, which Is • A Welterweight. Grand Rapids—I| performing such other obligations sponsored by the ladle*' Aid Soci­ PYTHIAN MAT CARD j accounted for two points. 146 vs. Royal Hayes. Hastings—146. ety and a cordial invitation is ex­ ------- -— Jillctte.' forward, with seven us thc contract called for. GOODS DELIVERED TELEPHONE 2131 Also two Other bouts in which! uuuiy people pcupic who »uu have nave seen writ । points, puuiu, ana Frazer, ius running I^ut fall while Mr. Fuhr- wo* tended to' tiw community In gen­ • J Not many and Frazer. Ills rtinning In Kalamazoo, he-----------was sud- eral. Plans for a quilt will to taken Kmamazoo boxen will meet thc--re-.Jimmie > Jimmie snaren Shaven in action at tne the mate, with six points, topsx-d tiw working ------ -------------------------------— ---------Hiainint-Grand malning Grand Rahid* Rapids boys. bar*. | pyu)lan Wrestling Arena suspect Eaton Rapids scoring, while pa-jdenly seized with an attack of up instead of a program und cloth­ Pans will be interested in thc a<f- him as being a very shy or modes’, zauette and Slmpum. guards. tin<( I pneumonia and-died wiUiin two or ing for boys about 12 or'14 years yance made by Pete Barlow into tto.person vet It was hot until hls sec­ Page, forwaixt. accounted for two:three days. This further compll- 1 bantamweight division. Pete has ond appearance here that to dis- points apiece. Icated the situation, for he had de­ tacn fighting heretofore as n fly- closed to chairman Keith Fuller Tie Hastingx reserves wdn from1 parted, this life without fulfilling his . -----. weight but will appear this time in, mat he was u champfam in tto the Eaton Rapids seconds. 22-19. |»»« ot the agreement with Mr. and. ' Miss Lenora Powell and friend of —— ------ ——■ ... j honor of their 25th wedding un­ ’s. ,onhas 0 ‘(trite 150 lb. class In hls native country The score at half’time wa* 10-8,'Mrs. Casey, namely to execute and Hastings were Sunday .afternoon Ba{l|C Cr,-ck Monday where she at John DcpreLstcr spcnt tjw. dBy. ! Mr enthusfastiir fan following nnd has Of Albania. Jimmie posse-ucs a very Hastings leading. ■ ! deliver to them the deed which he visitors at Mrs. Blanche Powell’s. Mr. nnd nnd Mm Mm. ||a Harry Whitworth!nivetwy and report a' very enjoynever disappointed hls audience..beautiful belt, a gift from wrestling Mr’ ^yd O.rrton and------------------------------------------------and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Moon ttnd j ubte evening. ’ John Bromley. Battle Creek,' ,’;ld agreed to give them ns soon ns Mrer ASX Stani?n rollS on Mr’s Stere Karmes hud the bad fortune jn Albania and he showed it refereed the game,I the 'problems Involving Mrs. Mlles-' . .. Mr’ und Mra' Archie Herrington Mary Rsher In the Hendershott dis- family of Hendershott were Sunday other relatives attended a party! *?. °?c Stewart In Detroit.’|O Keith to prove hls claims. Playing Otsego last" Friday night kl;i heirs had been straightened out. giient* ixjii. . , Wednesday AiMmim* i and. Evelyn and Dale bf Battle guest* of of Nir. Mr. mid and M.n. Mrs- Leon Leon M Moon. evening ... at ti.u the home of| Thc battle was close and it was Hie j shaven challenged thc winner of on -the out-of-town court, the lo-]s“ Mr- n,Ml M"- Casey came to Mr. (1'lct Sunday afternoon—Mrs. Mate Oswald’ accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jake DepreLster of L Mr. ---------------and Mrs --Fay -----------------------Whitworth in— the]---------------Creek were .Sunday callers of Dowlgeneral opinion that Steve would I the Savoldl-Gerber match to a two- cals ctod out a- 21-20 victory over. Sigler to’ find out whether or no; ha« «*»y taken hls man if there, hour, best two of three falls match the Otsego five in a nip anil tuck;an>,hlng could be done about their Mr. mid Mrs. Harry McCarty tp.North Hastings were Friday visitors.Culver district which was given injing friends.' !?d . OtevS ls ‘or next K. of P. show which affair that wa* climaxed by a last- I situation, when up m a bill of comSHE a<2d U .»«•** P»«* Mar 3 Castle Hall, placc Mar’ 2 at Hb“ i’ininute spurt Hut .put Hustings on PLvint was li!«! in the circuit court. was mLd in tto initial round StewGcrbcr and Shaven ar " the top side of the score. After gain- naming the heirs of Herman Fuhr rithat 1riL.%Urf! are----well art pd«l un*hl?Lm?? up hls points dIn the third 00:51 X .n$ hare wwndswve ^. «« ,WW! ,IW a"..d h!l lnl{ on 18-11 lend with but two mln- as defendants, who were hls broth'i, nlolr.lu .I,— IP. 0"*1*^-rlen . d. satnon - 'e lnudc iutes K t,w fan-'-l to play. Otsego was conf routed Prs and ■ s>’-'ers ahd children of a nor and was evening tilings tip"rapr~ ’•••"?* Tiw semi-final and opening apuLi with Adair, fla.-hy •center wholdtoeascd brother. The caw came on Jfr? wl’ ocl ‘* nrran«f«l uuv ‘•’■I aropjx'a clln havtf ’,l0t betn but “ next dropped two two tong long Miot* shots to to clinch a I Iof hearing before Judge McFcck; art won on tottatod! about three gxrizits. Hl week’s paper £xrti !n T^'.rrtO pap^r will *‘H contain full de- j victory for Hie tiw Blue and Gold Gold. who went into tlie tacts fully. The ntl3 tn.. i.,n 7,proved “L .. .... .Hie -Big Bcr-IvnK-fs dlictoal that Mr. and Mrs r has boxed continuously in Detroit t.a iu xor m e entire bill. ’■ Adair to be lormanyyear^ The same j»j>uiar scale of prices, tha ” of the game; anuuwdng a total jCawy had faithfully performed' nom^cina a materto cut in wlU Pr«vaU* RMW-st^e «■« tickets, of twelve points for the evening ‘heir part of the agreement and which explains the nnm. nf mny M‘curwl ln advance al Car-, while Howard, forward, aided in the i notwithstanding tailure on the part, Sit Sr rouiXnT^d hivJst '’■'h * Drug store. twenty-one poi.it total with aerep </ Mr. I-’uhr to execute a deed as ...s.Ks.i’jsa ’rt! ou^ by .< .h. p.uu,u«. p»L on U» Wr WULrake '"r "™|,B1,U. J„,k. Mrto tonlln.ly of ll» fer.l r.no and 111' cul miAye they nin, lo .un uniln.? WK„,.h. (onr,rt ,„pwd lhc oue. eniurt . .kym fcuta Mr. ------------------------------------------------------------- ;----------------------------------------- ‘go scoring with eight points while. -Mrs- Gasey to b- tiw owners of the A***kAA***kAAAA**A<s ' HinckTe. center, followed, close to- i farm, free and clear from all claims ] ▼ hind with four points. Hall, for-'< " ,l’.e part of Uw heirs of Herman (ward, totaled three jKilntn. anti;Fuhr. “««’ N«hit. ward. This case Is a glaring example of 1 V * >. *>^1 accounted for two apiece while Hal- "hot can hapiien when people fall B<>. B ,-lcker-RUard!lie 1- - «‘;n ,|> a;trnd nutt.rs MW * uuvrt i 25idne counter. • |pu‘ ‘hem oil from day to day. Tw ■■ 1.TW 11 . I I ■ I ' ! ■ • i Hasting* was on the short Ode of Rrim reaper rarefy.gives advance'mli>,acount «z».n.ut the .v.„ end _..u of the first I formation about hls coming, so it Hie behooves us all to attend to such nutters on lime and not put on un­ */i»at tlie conclusion of the third. 17-13 til tomorrow that which should be Tlie Hustings second team, cle- taken care of today. | tested the Otsego reserves. 19-11. • Wolf. W. 8. T. C. refereed the gome. . !h. h. s. basketeers 'NOT W SETO DELAY First And Reserve Teams De •! SUCH BUSINESS • feat Eaton Rapids And - I WIN TWO SERIES Sporting Items 30th SJssaSS: BIRTHDAY SALE • • • ' : All the Month of February YOU Can SAVE in Your Drug Store Needs at this Sale • Profits sacrificed on over 200 every-day toilet, drug and other necessities, con­ sisting of Puretest products, Hospital and Rubber goods, Pure foods, stationery, toilet goods and sundries, etc. , SPECIAL! RCAVictor Radio • See large hand bill for the complete list of items in sale. ’ CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXALL STORE THE LAST THREE DAYS SPECIAL OFFER ON THIS NEW • LOW PRICED MODEL » for FRIDAY 24iCr“b>’’ SATURDAY —4—. Green Tea 14ch?xssTJ.^XM.K:a < Richelieu ► Red Cherries c.« 13c «OATS: Fruits for Salad '2 Cans 35c No. 1JS Cans Baby Stuart Grapefruit 2 <« 29c Tiny Peas 2 Cans 35c No. 2 Cans Baby Stuart Catsup Large Sila 10c 14c ► LOCAL HOCKEY TEAM DEFEATS CALEDONIA STATES BANKS TO OPEN TOMORROW I B<‘ssmer’s Market local amateur (Continued from page one» hockey team, Chalkcd-up two im|pre*sive victories over Caledonia in The legislature has a ho pxvcd a the past week.’defeating them to*. (Friday. 4-2. at Emmons lake, where law giving to the state. bankfiig । tiw Doniaiu- rink is located und commissioner arbitrary power: which he will exercise thereafter.; again tot Sunday 1-0, at Leach The governor’s proclamation will' lake, where the local team holds apply until such time as this new I their practice seasloqs. law shall be in force. Thereafter the! r l a**_rj> •« C-O’Ddnnell. defense, lead the rreih, Middleville lb. scoring for the local sextet in Fri- banking commissionerwill direct thc 9 l day’s game, tallying two goals while stalo's banking affairs. We under-. Wenger, wing, accounted for both stand that congress is amending’ of Caledotua’s points. Allcrdlng, I the national banking law so that national bank*, may share with Bread and Buller Hand Picked N*«)c« ' center, and McKough. • wing, were state banks In ' regulations made x-, to I responsible for Hastings’ other two within any state for the conduct ot counters banks. 5 Pound Bags Swan.down Brand i c O’Donnell scored the only tally No bank is permitted to make any • i In Sunday’s game. change whatever in regulations for payments to depositors, except what Sunkiit 200.it. Dot. H. h s teachers five may be necessary i» extraordinary, cases, and then whatever may to DEFEAT ST. JOHNS it.. ,or . continuing a winning streak that done must be with the consent ot Ripe Yellow Fruit I Large Crup Head, , has been unbroken for three years. the state banking cominuvioner. but -eeeefcA— a basket ball U-uin comjxvM.l of in no instance must any depositor for §C I Hastings High school teacher* de- be preferred above another. The Governor believes that thc N«w California 1 feated a teachers’ five of S’. Joiim banking holiday proclaimed by him 27-18 at St Joteis tot Wednesday. on Monday. February 13. -shall con­ c LT' i. <• IL d* - Previously, in a game here. Uw local tinue m eflect. subject to the limi-: Fretn Link teachers were only able to nose.out rations of hls proclamation issued ** a 26-25, win from their oppoincnts. Tuesday, until otherwise ordered by * * * * — •* * * ’ ' (Tiw Hastings five consists ot: Lei him. : HawUiom and Harold Logan. f«wBanks will ccrtalnlpbe very busyi J Vf AtttflllFff । iWUIUD, wards; IM Al UTVM^.-I-Cliurc, Becker, center: uw Joe DFVBroit. 4 g ...^ antj Herbert Reinhardt, guards... places, for thc employees ut least. They will have to have several sets lot books to keep track of thc various ► WOODLAND SWAMPS ' accounts and will have to exercise < “ TEKONSHA 50-22 the greatest care m order to prevent anything that might be construed ' ■; Scoring 12 points in each of the 1as a preference of one depositor K । first three quarters and 14 in the 'over another. I last. Woodland outclassed Tekonsha . Unquestionably the proclamation 50-22 In a rough game at Tekonsha 1bsued by tlic Governor was neces-1 Friday night. Rusli, guard, led the 1sary. or It would not have been is- j out u of‘ lthe quesWoodland team with 16 points while sued. It would be uul 'x *( UV3-', SbmJJ.r al Bab, SI.al Gresley Brolt scored 17 for Teton- L‘°" Governor to require, as 5jia ■ he did. the claslna closing of all bank* banks far for Woodland-* second team won a an eight day holiday and then al­ . slam bang game 19 to 18 with Far- low them to reopen without some protection to their depositors — es ­ lee. Woodland , captain leading the pecially protection that would en­ scorers with 7 point*. able them to prevent preference of depositor over another. Deliveries at 8* 10 a. tn., 2*4 p. rn. Quality and Low Prices has been discovered tn Yellowstone one Out of all of this trouble there. Park? so Uie park now can adver- ought to come some good. If reports j a phone 2293 Use all modem conveniences. 'are true the ReootutnicUon Finance1 Package — Butter Pickles Corn Meal *>eans 4 9c । Cake Flour 23c 15c 10c 27c OFSngeS Bananas 4 Lettuce » > tCr 19c Oranges 6 iu. 25c PoCk Roast Spare Ribs 2 Chickens Boiling Beet *»»rrO»® A 9c < WITH ALL THE QUALITY FEATURES FOR WHICH UNIVERSAL IS FAMOUS MAKE THIS YOURS NOW How long have you wanted to enjoy pleasanter, easier home laundry? It's yours now—at greater savings. Enjoy the new convenience, speed, re­ freshing cleanliness and economy that this splen­ did washer gives you. 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Mra. weather and Impaisable roads the »pcnt thc week end with her par- Rbeida Whitworth and Floyd Gar- ’ Mr and Mra. Ed. Covey of risen and family attended the Silver । Pine Lake. Farmer.' club postponed t-nie., Goble*. wedding amUreraary party Wcdncstheir XnccUng ■frltlt Mr. and Mrs Tlie Ca’edonU boys' and girls' da>'• n«hk .n--Johnstown given ini Ernest Hall until Saturday Febru; basket liall game will be held a! *-onor of Mr. and Mrs. Fay WhltCIRCLE NO. 2. ary 18. Fifty-savin wtre there to the Woodland township school Sat- worth. ■ Levi Steele of Clariuville ru in • Mrs. Mary cooper is vtslting relthe city on 'niursday. ativea in Lowell Uils week I Mra George White, chairman — ku «u»|niai>iy. of-mjvj <enJOJ. » their hospitality 'r-rotuvn* President urday evening. Feb. 25 Through' .The Community Club will meet M-tU/wUft ' I.-.............. !____ the ... bwine.sg an error thc date printed on- the Maron 2 at the home of Chas. Van Jakte Miller uua home from East: Mr. slid Mrs. Edwfn Smith visited „ IrrU. Nn J ‘V® Met,io “ut L: 1.A. ALeer Nottingham opened — — .. ibcchmb wuvrv iiinnrr, uy MngllW “ ,tt<k't , was p>r EVIday. Feb. 24 and I '-. ’ _ __ _ _ ■ . Lansing over Uie weekend. • Mr. und Mrs. Eben Smith of Toledo H- entertained the .ntambera and meeting before dinner, by slngir.... . M-Vrrnl tfiMicte v«rv Hnhtfhtfiillu z>n --- --- . ----- .. -----------------. IU ll'.b IIVIIUVW UIIAII l»:c AM ,........ ' ■ - -------- -------- ■; make aniiounecment* nt the last l!,t' kirb; visited at Leon Moon's in i game. Everyone plca.ro notice thc'D<w,ln« ftn Sunday. Hortense went Change in date:. ' w her twin brothers tn the aft- ‘ T^Wl.r .„• !!!.! Mibe,!U“ ""i Lu Verne Ryerson was- n BafUe , Mr- nn'1 5,rs- °- * Severance bmln.jm session held after which ,hort buAlnras M-^Hin the meeting . ........ ... ........ ....... MIO.V IMKIH--' .-•-..Kill Ml’ IlMX'lliai have returned to their home (n in an interesting ini.r..im» pr<<ram was enjoyed, -»i««i adje-urord ■ " . to . 4» . Ju.-ike . . “to . ‘"dinner ‘.-‘"•a Cierk visitor Saturday utU-rnoon. he MADE-TO-MEASURE suit lliwd.y -unlin Krb 31 ■n.e.bo,, Oak alter s)M*r>ding three 1J.rr’!*P£a’luB1!f T!* >«rv«yKJ.Ih- lads- of the club. Mrs. E.W. Brock of Grand Rapids Royal of the UintiLftrade agricu Jb-' tanUb.ir-l-uunr'illyr.d 1RV ,„ r at u, c bom. dered by Mrs Floyd Everhart, (alA<HhePrraldrnt had to leave ul will put on the program. They whl . visited Mrs. 8 C. Crock on Thurs­ weeks here with relatives. ......... T*,v v, hl. I.tter, Hob-rt ton,. Mr..' Ull) Mrs. Anna Bwegle.. add Mr. utul °tcdi.by a1!, kery delightful chalk uji» unic the afternoon wra-lon was intfrtain with solves the problem for men hard io day • u play- "Hiram's lsry uu nna (np Jwo 1JWJc glru ar< Bryans and tlic two little girls are1 Mra. Chiu. Gardner b visiting hcriMr‘- Everett Swegles spent Bunday talk by Miss Marion Lainyhcre. |n charge ot Vice-Pro- . Bert Brown. lun.l .ir J,.. Th.jlfb *r. MWfit... and" this service is MORE eco­ slater. Mra. Neil FUh. of Bangor thy. ‘n Laiuirw w< the gm-st.n of Bvcrotl a Several guest* wen.- present nnd two community singing, • Ameri-.a the HirM P»I|1OW, u.UU Ih. March!imrunc. WK„ lb„, Mr WM,k , . 'sisters. alMcra. Mra. Dun Don BwUert and and Mrs. Mrs. new i members enrolled. • . Bcautllul" and “Oh God! Bt-h-ath ... A numbrr "I pn.* tom w«rf. Ut, Bn„„ 0,^0,, nomical NOW than ever before! Mlsa Lol# Severance spent th-- Wilhite.. " ’ .......... Thy Mrs. ttnd up- planning tO to attend a ftnvtt! *...A. 1 "Z Guiding Hand." aimi.a. nu». Addie nwur |lan d Ufe U UirthbirthA«r ,n,i . Ir, Hi-Iirirr iuUt FRANC E-VAN BLREN. /B rown r. nd some some wry. very. Interrating In honor .,2’. r j K dt” >-<u. SumHv ^nh Mr. and Mrc Willard White spent • week end in Michigan City. In--------•••-(Brown nod inttrroting d..y day part-, part' Monday ” ■ e^nlng — Mirs Maxine VanBuren. only'clippings femd to the Barter o gir 83th birthday, of Mw. Ruby iiietr uun Clvde'of Radina ' Sunday at Ovid and hls mother. diuna. ' •clipping.* in fi.goxd nf tina1 of Mr. And Mra C O. and Trade plan that ts being used BamumlXnm. of W.-ltSunffrlrt She 1 **.£ — < HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX Mias Jeanie Newton ts vEiting Mrs. Wilk White, returned for a visit daughter Mr. and Mrs. Johnston and two: friends in Battle Cteek for two With them and with Mr. and Mrs 'VanBuren, and Lilburn Fiance of by the Checker Cab Company in u uir olliy surviving member of the «w ..... Mr , Gaulkrogcr .IIllcrr>uer I with Mr. und Mrs made-to-measure suits may be had George White . Woodland, son ot Manuc ... Mis. -----------Kalamaroo ft ha.- proven quite 'Alunro fUrroim family, a i^nct-y . Mr, J-r.rl--------Brmrn-------...d-Ul,^1, S'i Mt'S Beulah Severance of KaUalso of Woodland, wereunit- successful. „ —-----n..wu...>uw«od!.nd WwumuV.tormMp ».« Ian. Ironside, Wm. f-Aix. George France, 1 now for as little as ‘ nuuxo wuu ut in,me Friday and Dewey. Betty Bcickord and Mar- ed dates in thc the history hlstora* was wn< the tlu. flrat rtrst Uachcr raueher of rd Dean Gran EUEli- d^rk ' in nmrriage at Battle Cteek..the important <!n'rs Saturday. are graduates of Wcodlaud of Michigan taken from "Know gene Davenport and his only tocher-''t’-,’',, t,,,..- *-1 whieh ws* mi i Jury Stebbins, attended thc basket Both : sclucl. They will make their Your Own State.". " UQW alive from cither grade, high ^44 JzT'm.mFTIrarS nt t' ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dyer nf Kala- ball game in’OUcgo last Friday high | bonu- with the brides parents.| Em. t Hall welcomed u» to hU whool or college • ar l^^S^be nraTmaxao visited Mr ‘and Mrs. J. W< t night. ’ in n urm-tom, manner manner Ti,,. K. of p Iir« ehterulnlng th? -wned im’rt Uv month r„„ home ------ — - very graetous Wolfe on Sunday. M.-. and Mrs. Walter Sherk of whrre they arc at home to their frtenda. Miss Evangeline.. an<l d with na splendid pro- „nnn-o:lr ra„.„ and anti proceedproceeded 4 tiw ir families with a ‘ v- "nd Mra Uroxl Stnrrorand Mr and Mrs. Carl Craig of De- Battle Cn-ek uvre in tiw city on many ! trOIL spent Sunday with Mr. and Saturday calling on friends und at- Fram •■[c gran of not*'went pct’luck ahd supjx-r program ­ e and M A Griffin. of Bettie gram ir. in which m.-n of note were nipper pct luck amiMon program Mon- Elo-r .. H •’rtirs-ara.-S-mdavvi :■ Cmk ••.tended the iuppj- emple.-.nrst considered Alvin Alur, Notungham Nottingham day evening. dav evening inr> at ’Lrt^HU , urar. i Mis Virgil Crab. — । first considered. , tended thc Legion supper that eve-1 'Charlotte Republican-Tribune. told of the experience:, and hardTlic republican ’o «• tend X StmMr.’. Wayne Merrick went to Lan­ liing. told Of the experience:, and hardThe republicaneauctw caucuswas washeld h« Idatathome'with'ii.-m h(. . * “ H p * v««» «'•>•*Washington enthe council ro m* Wednradav mcht -u-nin/ i t- .JnrhtZn b I shin^ tlint (i'tiiL'p W.i.l.ir-.etnti -u.. Pr .. ...... it...-.x-... »...»«• ^v . - ting today and from then: goes to Mr. and' Mrs Oc-orge Clary are dared. Mra Prttljohn gave a brief and thc following wm nominated ch X the KXrtS 1 ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE. Detroit on business. .-nd tl ./TTh^raSchaeffer Suits are from $17 to $35. Mr? Daisy L. -Skidmore of Battle .■'pending tome time with Mr. and Announcement has juat been review of che rarlv life of Thomas for the coming election President, arrch and and lhe n,fcht <,th; Cnf-K Is visiting her sister. Mrs Lil­ Mrs. Glen Ingram of South Han- made nt the marriage during Ute Edlson and the difficult-.-* h- en- Frank C Kilpatrick: Clerk. Clyde u.n ucn.y. uu. J''*1 1*'" r u lian Llchty. this mr, week. mm.rrrt ... MW .... to m.ny Ul-... w, w Rticll: „w3 Treasurer.T..Tromu. c. Truman ... Chn .iinas Irolldayw of Mr. Dwight ------------Mr and Mrs. Rennie Mott visited' vcntlon:. His «U> not n path cf Munlon; Trust-<•. John Dell; Trtis- their daughter. Mra. Karl Kruger, in rooc-s. His definition for genius woa tci- D-on K Jlyn- ■•: Tni-.tee. Htnry . , j . .. with w f Pi-mi -ek llnin entertained Mr. and Mra. Clsre . Mlm Lorraine Bdeakooi. a nurse at T.’. inspiration nnd fiH- perapira- Hvn<-'; A.-.-< -.or. L. ;t:r H Hr.inim. Hotw r <m Sunday Pennock lioipitul. Tiw ceremony Th-* Bible.study .-(rrvfce held at Mr. pud Mt*. Aben Johnson and 8*fccrl *n‘J child:''). Bob. tion. Mrs Lillian G:bM>h read - -- - — the scIkwUw-um.- Wertni-eday night Mr and Mra. Junies Radforil huv. »"'« ‘^id of Kalamawx, Jor ton ol Elkhurt. Ind. . "Characl'-rislles ot Abraham Lincol: v._.v.w^. cratlc County Convention at .Has- ------------ . v w ..... w-! wxi well attended, comiderina the returm-d from Atlanta. Gow,‘¥t Tiugrhom 1* just completing hif, „ * lnV1 ' Mode Hirn Immortal io Ungs TTitir'dav afternoon. bad roods and sickness All were kfias Mildred Fraridsen of Mount 'Fi«'<< Eyelerhymt.-r and son Harold last jvur nt the Michigan School UK’.'viUfh waa wry hnp::-Mive and John Kntherman of Lanring ww- pli'aud to .m <- Mis* Learn and hope «if Nilvs were-guests ol Mr. und Mrs. Plcuiant and ML-.s Florence Frand- mi Technology at., jiijuhiuuu Hmialiiori.. lou Con-- ueput the modesty ol a great man in town Saturday on businnv-. > ci iiieii-.’H) ui-, - • ’M....... sen of Three Oak* vi-ited their par­ of -r • •• , . n<r>lto a( : that .‘h<- may Mme-agaiii. Arthur O'nx'i- over Siindsiy. xrntuiatl-m* nnd. -r.V bi-M' wishes nr. .“jur the tommih. .-.ympatby >h.» that I... 1W liad /ke for Tlw cptoUi. caHrlR ,waJ1 ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Frandsen, Mrs: Rhvida Whitworth of DowMr. and Mra Harry Jlitrhle visit­ extended to Mr and Mrs Brawner. u*iM' . .......................................................... the counrU rooms liny Friday night and; U staying nt the Kbmc of her ed Mr. und Mra. Nelson Willison trf . Plano solo Mb* Elizabeth Gib-, tiu* following aero, nonJnnted for daiubiter. Mr.-. Ernie Matteson. Mi'* Barbara VanDyke is Maying JuhnMown uniiu-hip <>n Sunday. PARTY FOR RECENT BRIDE. . .urn.. Nasliville -Last year Mis., ihe.cimJnc e!-ctlonr-President. ctlonr- ITc.-idcnt. Kart Kti:l ■ Tb-.-'atimlanw ut the Rally day CLOTHING for MEN &. BOYS with her grandparents. Mr! and Mrs. Ernist Er-zay vt-uted Mr*. jMyrtle Roarr* urot,- « masterpiece C. Paul: Clerk*Lawrend-<J. Fmr-' .Lawrene- (I C. FineMrs. L Severance, while her mother Harold Vmid- Ghm-n of Dn-tlir7.w’nTte HASTINGS. MICHIGAN nr guest at u lovely party given on entitled “What We May Exi«ct hi frock. Troasiirer.” Harold W War- - .n- t b... . Cnek from Tuesday until Thura-day. :* ~ .ilh-ndln,' a short course hi M. S. Monday evening by the twelve lady 19J2.' und tin . v'-aV Gu< was usked m-r: Tru- tie Arthur AlU-rdlng; to writ-- n ‘cqiiei. "What Did 1932 Trti:itc«, Frank C. Nlethanwr .,'?J rt 1 .p.«ndid Mimon and Mr and Mra J. M. Towivsetld vB's employees of the Michigan Beil were tn - Charlotte-on Sunday und Mr. r ami Mrs. ” F. Manin Sage re­ Tdefmone Co., in the company's st>< Prliix L’s?" This paper rtiowi-d rr.ra- Trt; t i . IV-rr,- C. Fi..:v; A .- sir. plui’ .m usvn* b> Rt'’ Cal.Uln,i called nt thc Dr. Alien Mover home. turned Tuesday from Muskegon, clal room herc,ful Utought mid m a vno' optimis-'Rannond C. Mclct-d -ri.,;, h they'went to attend tiw fu­ . held . .... inirr tor .>«> inenonari ( tic spirit Showed us that conditions ’ihc Woman's Study cum iis .^v “*. mouha •ucu lcd,far honor; Mr. and 'Mr Weldon Wolfe and where of Gaines fuhiiohcd the entertain-. ’;P inylng ths Urgaat family attend-} Mr.-. Sage s- sister, . Mra. fauiily of Baltic Creek were'gUests neral Aver? not nr bad in we thought. f5h- Fel.-ruary nice! 2".^.'.'?.^.. ■>,«■-«» n« — >..« u mtni. Enter rrfnMliment* Mclnughhn. of Mr.*and Mrs. Oita Ischhalh Sun­ Julia nrc- s'»tnBy’rttt'<* ’•><’ important events. Ti^rday i-.--.•»! Mrs. W. Hockney. Mrs. Fred Ry- set vid and Mrs ClementCOUNTY LINE. and family cf East Woodland were give-the prize io trie youngest fam­ Jp,, ’ jdates and deaths nf the. post year honor of thc day. . ’ and rutily. therefor* it went u, Mra. Wil­ Mis* Frances Wachter and Sunday gu«rtts of Mrs Carrie L. Mr*. Kcihr Siem leaves today lor £ru,n und LaVcmo Ryerson attend­ rented with a lovely t»i< Milo oclnol P. t. a. meeting I brother. Karl, of East Woodland vis- Gcrlinger and Mr. and Mrs Harman Flushing. N. A'. to spend wvcral ed i times m th<-near future. cd the Lad-. -. Ai.‘. ot' the South. bur Schantz nnd chiidien. !.. A. S. BIRTHDAY PARTY. Friday night. kt Uw homo of Mr. jted their ■ cousins, the Gibsons. Winkler. „ w<<x, with Mr. and Mrs. Gay JorI Community ‘inglng ''Corny Thbu Brethren 'churoh and eighty me.-nc»ga Eckardt and ----------------------Mrs. Merle Bradfield j Sunday -afternoon. • ' Mi’.s ° ~ ‘ ~and Mra. 6. flyj, . . ..— ------About forty Indies'were present at Ahulgiity King." b< ~ of tiir x:iub‘and trJBits wr;c ounon ttojkUM ol or»hd torta. ■ M'IMm d.rtv .irto by . "Fact* Relaung u> Education" routed. Voelker of Icnta visited Mri Mary Kutu in Grand Rapids • table. whJihln^S w- re u i ’^ u A r1 Mr ' Uw Ii mHenry Voelker ' !v kaS ow oncn " and Mra. Fr Stent the w. k end with Ui rtstcr Mra AV.:.. fu-nuU 1M(. Ptesbvlerftm L A. 8- in th' were given by Arthur Lathrop. Sal- opprop Mr. and Mrs. Fred A Eckard! wnd Thursday • leutme- d.v v- r ll* er«nn« 1,1 ,honof oI *«••» family Tuesdaj. mitt hu.tand.-Mr. hmb-i- d ‘lir and and Mr, Mr- Vlnnl G t,n,n Mrt. V L wk ciiurtli on Tliuraday of was la • VinPLw<(11 .o„ ^O1 Rutiids andS|rnt . pariorrK|Wrtro r.rt bnstno-.; .2..... O«f"» “P* ’CVrral ?lhrr ! M.rm.nWtnk roJIr.icnt has inciear.d and di Herman was in drand , ..uHuua/if. aav ticAi.i anu aa»c »':eipBn u Ti, Winkler v '3IONKET TESTERS. Hrs IV.roi'iv VanD-c r.,.unl„i day Wi-h Mri. Keith Danlch. . "Dv.> with Mp L. H- Evart's ie -wages decr-a-cd nfxjnt tlic fallnvjt:g program pre-,i served. Rapids Tuesday — [ Ral*w* Tuesday Many of th; larger bank* in Siam Saturday to Batik- Creek i.F— ’ Mr», Miranda Sioaon and Mr* Al- 8UKral chairman. A ‘jxt^ luck Unicl.- compared the ro t of A,-. cmbJy uMming. led by M-'nluL- th- i<.k\nh h r aunt **rl We,M,r Woodland were call- ;.:i ttlL.. aI one ocluck KiMr. and Mr*. Fred Reid and fam- 1 R*’w-'iicd his children employ monkeys to detect spurious and Mr. and ,Mr:t Berle Nash 111 Detroit front Wednesday-until coms. The coin comes fim to the v- T<.i viuiin-' * era on Mr. und Mr;. I>-wi-> Si,s»n ot ]Oard by tin- bwdtm-s nnd social . n - speaker of the ufternoon w:is Or Not Rut.-lan daniT- J. an Fm- illy ■and oom Delo.-- URjy. of Nashville. Saturday casliisr and then is handed lo thc W,d..., Kllh,rr "??^T..,dA,%di: .htrhS“' । Dr Roy Street, of the Krllogg Fomi- nit- arid Vota Earn, icrompaisicd -w«r.- Smitlay guests cf Mr. and Mrs. Mr “>’<1 Mrs. Victor Eckardt were monkey, which bite? into it to tost ftUii chlWrcn tiu!ii__ Laiuam_ wcr,filu[l, highway dalFin. In discu-.- Ing tiv inblect/by Jeanne DuRol : Diakrw. "Over Held :‘..-id family of South-;11* Grand Rapids Wednesday. ita genuineness. Tlic prevalence of . ENTERTAINED ”500" CLUB. ["Child Psychology- hr told of tip. thc Ironing Board—by Edith Os- Claud muhiti-nuncc superintendent, ano u<jt Hastings.' ,; Mr*. Ila Sargi-nt-vUlted her pro- bad money in Slam makes the Mrs, Harold VandcGir ^ui enter­ dilfereijct* in psychology of good and Erma Tyler:. -Vocal duci. J. luiiruri and family. --- the ................. -.MAMI Alin... VV ,r»l, Green spent -YS,...I1 tile 1**' West Scbewa over tlie week method practical, and of the large jack Rakowsky. county engineer. Sir# Wurth TliursPlf tained the Awtnbe ' ' ’ John -Siurks ot Detroit (ind • ---.'J. number of coin-, handti-d by the chib af...l.ti Franklin Winn- of Lanning Were unit Thursday attending a ruud cln- ’BOd" . ............. ... Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wachtef monkeys no mistakes are made. Crrrk <m> Thursday evening, four- tent.on r. b im; given lo th - fntm tu Bo- n; P',.v. -dur Avnt from litn-. Mar4h*,L *n U“’ gtKiiW of 'Ml-ra,. Tz.p; and Mildred \. Am: !! over Hi -omJ ■ Wen from here attending |bo. • und girl* than 11 .-'nor: time OUHopiW Anna Dell, Anna Neal.. Rearwu 'reheni pt* -ar ------Mr. and Mra. George Payne ar.fi T.'i, <AAr<'_ .,',r. it. .rlr, l.v Vtr.r-i nuri- Tit., A,,.,.. .un_- ,. .. . .. .... . Tile The B.atlCll Branch ..CllCOl r.Chcol P P- TT A. Wil). will , . ... ... ... ... ... ... . On -Bund.iy iitt«-.ii«»n Rev. L L. IlarriMp .'O«0*0ft Payne were in kiilanuouw Mr. Chas. Hinman und low by Mr. probJenis in finding roinctliing with Eda Tyler. Margaret llaitingrr.! meet Friday. Feb. 24. A good pro- J ow-OTko.-OwO. U.uIm- Rogers. Du-*®, JCanne DuBota "r?j. .*/ *uL“f ‘L ,?v Stacie Mr*‘ . on Sunday visiting Mr. nnd Mra onto bnnd ™. E!L!-jsr\iMEiS' 'Grandville Methodist church where'• W. E. Farr and Mr. and Mrs. Hurry und Mrs. Lc.r Welfare. All report a which to occupy tht nu^lvcs.. At , Decker and Mrs. Forest Bididman M delightful time. two or three venra of age u child be ­ Rt-v. Myr>m E. Hi'yt is piutor. Kelly nnd enjoyed a hlrthilay dm--------------------------------— JCoines most diaicult't-j m inugc. but Mr anil Mra r. -p.ild Pienilci- and Mr nnd Mra. Chas J H.‘Cook am] Refrcahmcnu will be served after I % also. program. io ULTRA.CLUB---------if properly nuinnged id tin. tune baby und Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones- ner family vu-ited Mr. and Mra. Frank'; the Mrs. Hattie Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawblitz called onjlr Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. On Tuesday evening oi-lust week -there will be no trouble during'thc Stump of Pewamo Sunday, el Sturgbi were Sundnv ihiest* Of Hastings, Michigan Mrs. Will Hopkltu; und Mr. and Mi*, and Mra Ermoat Newton enter- — Mr. and Mra. Frr'l Prentice. \ udokscent •-*-------- — .we -as •• tlie child - • ■hns l>r und Mrs. ft. G. Fmnle and;, Nfrs- Mjry Scothornn in Nashville ’g Mri Leon Manning spent Sunday tainwl the Ultra club very pliaaant- learned in earlier years wh *se word ■amdUMra arid Mra. Briggs of Bowciv. Frederick Swta of Battle Creek IS ! ly. the usual pot iucK und good time to honor nnd respect Dr. Street , • i». Jouph McKnight ol Has- f.lliu. Xor Mr, U(,!t Dlllv Tpfeada, [*» irr■> ron and wife. Mr. und Mni. being enjoyed. At bridge top srorrs gave several instances of boys whew? ®»ki tiogi. ron Hijpkins. ; as her grandson, Victor Smith, was i 1 were nwiie by Mra. Archie Relckord Mra', Glenn Brower was called to!' and Forn st Potter and L.w »con. parents bad to be dealt with to ad-. Mr. and Mr F F. Hilbert and 'taken to the hospttlil with-pleural I < Toronto, Canada. I.x-t wvek by tlic by Mra. Burdette Sutton und Archie just candRlpns tor the.boy. He hn-,Mr. nnd Mra. J. V. Hilbert ca!!.<ron pneumonia. She returned home I't nreax-d us with the real ptwd a Mr. and Mn. Glen Blake ol Middle­ , Wednesday evening leaving him | Rapids on TucMlfty and today to i7_“':Z: v. z:;‘ h^siin.fathrr ! -r attend tlifr mid-winter mci-ung of , \ ' ’fethrr, ",rTr' Win S Rdckonl. j , psychologist ran .do do in n community ville Thuradgy. siuuid. -Mrs. Brower is remaining A 'for both ^htMw. children und ......... parents and tar h«i>, n »..x ...u- puvid Kilpatrick (rf Lansing Is vis- iwme improved. Mr. and Mrs. W. A Burkett cf(,o OFFICERS. Mr. and MrSzHlurry Ritchie vfeil- for ?rJa while with her mother who bi , -- -------------------------| made us more prateful’for the won- •Ing l(U hls uanmtn. parents. •Mr. and Mrs., In Our Coiimetic To Introduce .----- 1 Laiwlng and Sir. and Mra. Bert;’* ed Mr. and MrxTJwir.hL HUmphrey ‘n,’, r,l it • Thursday the Presbyterian L. derful work fhat is bring ace.im- Frank’ Kilnatrick tor" Mrs. *Plank LaChapelle of Harris- |I A.On Department .... our community . ■pZZC'witXi*. 1 Daiy attended thc funeral ot Tobal A of landng'on Tuesday and found ’ 11 8. elected the following, olficers pll'-hed In -. . **— •’ — - •— Ambrosia Powder ■*,;!,!, "" Uoly Ohoi. M Ife BrldR ClubThund.J'inir. ® Cr~:.: •— Mra. Humphrey wry much worse. •1 ville, Mra J. Noble of fkirt Lansing., lor the coming year: Mrs. Robert Cmmuto, Mr«*id Mrs. F. J. VanDyke and]; Walton, president; Mra. Forrest PotWith Light Divine. ” t..„ , William Severance and family of Ernest Severance of Detroit Visited I, THE COMPLETE One Si. 00 Powder Battle Crick spent Sunday hero at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lem-1iter, Mrs. Arthur Maven and Mra.. lowed by a ducusiion of the county । Free with each r(i»T< r-nnvr ’-he s|»ak!ng and demomtratton ot c WELL KNOWN . luv.n.', unit ...... government,v, uiuw... led irn by uy Bert ix.ii Brown urown.!' with hls mo<h«T. Mra. Mary 5ntr- itlel Siicrance over the week end. । Wm; Dltckcr, Jr., viee-pfc.ddenra; -u „ ~ 8ulvan ut lh* Nashville High'“2 ■tary und county unit government would' tThe Emma Fisher. aecrvU~ —‘ Tlie --------------—— Purchase of I Rev. and Mrs E H Lane < f Toll -'I Mra. . !-i Mra. C. T. Cordes, treasurer. Ido away with township oKictrs. f,.Thr. mill.' D. G. T. o. Club and tlttir : school ThundAy evening. do. Ohio,,are guests of their sun .anti .amiltes met for an all day meetingi George Hoffman.-Jr., and M1 m ; > (Would this be reducing service lor, : •AifFrrror and Mis, L E Lam- HavitV.. S'S5ntoitoT< SOCIAL MEETING. . with line' at-piny with the former's parents, Mr. hf aV^l,FanUlnelIndV,^v8are1l2rv' FeUuwing the regular meeting of would.would, If ir this mw rarni ni economy form of economy t,.nrt..1rl. —•---- -, “iT7o Urwn", .!tc ° E: s.m-. TueMUy msh>. . .odd Impnu. raMlUbm „ u'.mlA ,„ul0 nnt*nt<. r'.ir ’rllt1<’r’< I, ' .... program tn thc alt-]and Mia. George Hoffman. ' AND vr'Y^i' ««•< in charge of Orphu and Mr und Mrs. Merle Hecker and I p [happy, social time was enjoyed be a wood thing. Would ten elecK nthrv„ Riehnro^; Ind., on Sunday. Kathryn R.chani.-ttn. the inuin tea-1 Miss Laura Francisco ot Hosting-> i* winch included an old fashlcn-d live offices arid no telling how many njro ot uhif-h «« Come in and sec Miuaro dance. darwTMrs Ida McCov McOiy:'undradi»in'tH f"orticera lu- wtoinmei ' .. "2^"* pl‘? ,s/”1 8un?3.v eumlng with Mr. and] ° <ouanMrs, Ida imd-atinoiiitiie ... . *• r,’ I r..11 illplt'.lr 4.1,1 l>. these line creams Mr. and Mra. Atchie Rcickord were Would J1*" “>-iMra. Frank Hawblitz. • FOR STYLE AND ./milt! an person personjn Jti office office inin some sonic ' Mrs. David Goodyear. Jr., was' [lht- cimunHlec in charge (other fiurt of the countv la* as in* ’ 'w “ : ! ’ , v M !?'w ‘ n l' H°* ’ a N Barclictt cf A i other purl of the county be us *>'■ inoie FIGURE CONTROL arjei powders ... we hostess to her bridge club on Frl■ - - '— - - in our -local• afTnlr.i -- - as - Ihn «nore nnd Mrs. Wachter <sf Wood- called on hb sIMcr. Mrs. t'-rrsted day. Top wore wiu made by Mra ! I Marshall and family Sunday. will gladly demon* U AND 1 BRIDGE CLUJI. ... , ro,s..rlte „„ । Mr. and- Mrs. Berle Nash und son I Ciuirlcs Potu and consolation was Mrs. Fr ank McMillen entertained but would like to uee It begin ut th<strntQ them to you. nwahled to Mrs Kirn Sigler. I Sunday evening the leader was Mra ! ;ot Nashville arc r.pendinit a couple I th'.' U and I bridge club on Tuesday' big end of the stick, where, when n Mrs. Ruby B. Merrick Sopha Smith. f ’ u t;-r F. a. Witlgl Y. M. VcLUB. I of weeks with thc latter's pgrenU, afternoon and ail report, a delightful cut is maria m salnrh s or exjiencli-'gave , a .M'rinnn and .Mr. and Mrs. (Mr. und Mrs. Fred Reid. They all « Phntui :STt lluUop. Mich. ' Mr*. H. P. Tuttle is hmterv to the tune. lurra it will count. All these ques-l' (attended the funeral of a niece in ----------;—--------------| Uouajtnd many mon- arose with the <iH. A. Woodman sang. Meet Mother! Y. M L. club this Wedne:>dny aft­ I In the Skli .s ” Battle Creek ftfonday. “ BRIDGE CLUB.--------| result that a motion was made und 2.1.5 F. M. CKOK. . ernoon with a one o'clock pat luck . ■ Mrs. Elroy Tobias ia entertaining seconded that the chair ap;\lnt a ■ The Loyal Women's. Birthday Clut NORTH HOPE. her bridge club this Wednesday oft- committee to droit resolutions pro-;; meets tbU v.eck Thursday With Mrs. | Dorothy Barnum. William Fnu*’. was taken — to ernoon. two table* being in play. testWg county unit government. | Ort Friday evening of this week1'Ann Arbor Friday morning It wa* TirnnKwiMF' garden club ' .T,w ni7'tlnB clo-c'1 6>' mwaiing Tl!ORS''r.p,'fc .u, 5'A. **■ < ,,u’ ’’■“ichword, 'Die next meeting — -•••• -.reported that he hod hi* operation - slum supper at thc church base-.Saturday noon and was coming m Thn regular monthly meeting of Blu On f-Yuiay evening March 3 Hie Thornapple Garden Club will be wlth Mrn ™ Kt S^ra. mult und program at the school-!seed as possible. We wish him a held Thursday aftecnoon. March Pearic 8ecy. I.hou-e which will be put on by an .-ptedy recovery. — PearicBagley. Bagley. Secy. crehertra from St. Pleasant. ( Mrs. Robert Vtooman of Gun jxjrt will have charge of the pro-j | Mr- mid Mrs Henry Cole of;Marsh spent Friday and Saturday MARTIN CORNERS. L..^ FEBRUARY 24, 23, 27, 28 gram. The subject will be annual*. t Woodland suited Andrew- Town-;with her parent:.-. Mr. and Mrs. notocas uoa tiw vegeumic garacn. ..^ 3r V : P f; ^4 at ,rend'a on aunaay. ’ Rankin Hail. Hau hotbeds ' and tiw vegetable garden. . sends on Sunday. ’Rankin U ‘ >,.11 ____ ____ . .‘9“ »a’,-_ ..__ Sunday ____ - _with . .......... Al inc last mettmg "““J* mts Ml5 . r. E_ j J . J™ me cXllv'm^. .«*'.»« “ . spent Al rran IKrdf^Y™ ........................................... inc \ 'Th® t A .D0 ’ - u, .p^wr .n old “*rd‘ 3 eaw “>“* toll'd M«nh ippuuiud ""tollr torm 3 tlie regular day. Watch Mr. -nd Mra. Jun Wilcox and 1amtM>k and magazine sale, the pio-, 'itoward Rrvan, who hi.* m 'ltor furthi °Lturl ‘’'cr •‘nnoiincemcnu later. : Uy at Southwest Rutland. | HoJ’;'7 na'u. cecds from which were to Go “' «bo *~7, Ines in Mra. •?*» Minerva *unms Woodman wooqman called called Len Ulrich of Hastings spent Sun­ These finely modeled, beautifully finish­ ward the financing of the flower ”h*‘ ?d icnn LcoU Saturday afternoon u«!a Weod Wood Raiurrfkv Btt«r,wwb.. iday .wlth Mr> all(1 Mrs Albert Ul-1 Including Felts and Velvet*— , ed handsomely decorated stoneware show. ND. Lopponthien very kindly I0,r ••“‘‘'-e nua- Bnd reports her,feeling fairly good irich. . ptord to to oi sp.ee Ui UU stae *■«,« “* ton, ’ ’ b ■ Cookie Jars keep your yo baked good* fresh ’ ‘ Clurlie Tell and friends of Kai-1 lor this sak. ’ | ?*• ‘mVs? ^^ <?hZ 11:0 Con,mun,tE Service next Sun­ lamsuwo are enjoying flshlhg] l''T OF TWO MODELS and sweet,CHOICE -•Mc * ,<1 * h,lc Br > a ^*!day evening will be In charge of If you have uny old magazines or i through the ice for a few days. i —e can. . . „ . 'Mrs - Flapic Bennett' with other! i Mrs. Smith, who has been hero a b.>oks to donate tor tht. sale tall. .,!???' , ,. ””’ .r‘'l.alL,c^ n,<'... ,r-,‘* any ot the following! Mrs.1 E E J J.' Ju? ,.. ,.G£r r,i li ... — 8'‘t‘,'— . r, -’ot th’ family in asJh&tanre.!’ few days to help care for her lath-. U'e Feature .. . THE TALI. MODEL THE LOW MODEL Fail aud Winter relatives and,' A• yOl —— I Piatt phone 35d4. C. fl Rogers, urdftJ ,r0IM uvisiting U&k7he U^tin "thw "‘8 Pco‘*,e s clwlr lc<1 er. Mr. Faint, has returned to her With ntted'CDvrr ia B!»" high With filled cover is 1't" hlgl) of u:c Uie uartit-n Garden u Club, phone ■.“'Ob. ’-d Battle Crttk the past three mlulc at Ult, church u.nlcc tl,t home at Three Rivers. .. president o: :ud. pnnuv ““ tlic-----“-----of weou. Sunday morning and 7’ wide finished in glis­ nnd Sih" wide, having two 3999 or writer thft$e articles., . ’ „ , nlioiic 3003 Remember thc S S. and preachHOLMES CHURCH. tening black and trimmed in handies, ll also is finished in I Do not forget the question box.'5?* a€rvtcc Hl ’lw churoh ,wxt Bun': NORTHEAST CARLTON. Mr.i. Walter Durkee was in Grand lemon yellow. Il may be had glistening black striped In yrlCrepes and Woofe Any question on gardens, plants ur . X?nrb------------------------r^meeiM^?,h! - Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lydy of Sad-' Rapids Saturday evening attending -------- • --------any.-horticultural question’will be lhPV rvlcps wi» bB these » yrvlces b? atrnr^iated. appreciated, I dlebag Juke visited Mr. and Mra. the graduating exercises at D M. • In cither of two hand-painted A Variety of Styles -1---------- • * Jack Slovan nnd family Bunday. ■ institute. Julia Durkee being one of; floral designs — Daffodil and had In two different floral detins’km-d cither personally or al tiw nnd Sizes STONY POINT. | Mr and Mra. Elwyn Hayworff of • club meetings — J. A. Hoo* the graduates... also cosmos patterns. The signr. golden glow and also Arthur Strodlbcck visited his par-1 Delton sjxnt Sunday <ith her par­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crockford rosmo*. Special ■ POINSETT1AS. ents In Carlt ’n Sunday , end. Mr. und Mra. Scott Lydy and and Mrs. Ben Ciockford were Sun­ price for Saturday j this m o <l e I | The' poinsettia was named after Also GOSS ARD Roma Blocher of Nedy and Mrs Vaughn. , day visitors al Sylvester Over-1 I Joel..— Roberts Poinsetto -----------------------<1770 .... to — Herbert Moorhouse of Pine lakc[ Saturday morning about ten smith's. Saturday is on till* model is • Foundation Ganuaut up 185D of South Carolina. Secretary visited at John Blocher's Sunday., o'clock Lewis Daniel*’ house caught Mr. and Mrs. GcOjgc FTrster of] of War under President Van Buren.! Mr. . and Mr*. Oha* Reason of, lira around------the-rChimney, burning Vermontville were Sunday vuttora; — .11^1--. .11.. ........ rv.L,.1 A —Z at... . . n .. i. tT'V.l. While —on diplomatic service in At.. Mex- Lansing waited at K'J Ed. Deaiun's about a third ol the roof oft tb»> at Roy Wickhams. 1 Ico. Ponutctte found thc ' plant Sunday. ‘aa»l .1^ Mdc nt ol .h. tho upright. With W.K.U,' thr Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barnum n( i growing wild and brought it back to The Sharts P. T- A. put on a fine aid of our mail man. Welby Ciikk- Jackson spent last week at Elwood1 the United States- It la a member ot mmstrel play at the Wellman school, lord, aud neighbors, It was put' Barnum'* “Always Something New” the bean family; the terminal lioiue Tnltrsday night to a large out. Mr and Mra Hubert Barnum and I M YEARS .IN HASTINGS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN | leaves which begin to turn red In and well pltnued audience^ Mr and Mrs Geo Keeler andI daughters were Sunday visitors -al Court Street Just Off Michigso Hsstifg^ MtaN| Mr. IXx.4 ol Battle Creek ut I family "I H^liugb visited AxUWr,: । Gtvrgc Rugla a in uuulh IXmU the tail arc oltcu uiUULeu fur tha vicinity last Saturday. * 1 Stain Sunday. 1 Bowers. i Qrove. X BaaBH | Social Events and Personal Mention Made To Your Measure! ‘T ; •524- J™'L’SL'.'J Satisfaction GuaranteedI REED’S DRUG STORE —I ' FREE! AMBROSIA CLEANSER Foundation Garment EXTRA SPECIAL SALE of On Display Armand Toiletries AMBROSIA CREAM MONTH-END SALE COOKIE JARS! Saturday, February 25, 1933 AH Winter Hats JQc DRESSES Gotham Gold S:rip<! Hose for Women! 75c 85c 70' BESSMER the JEWELER 1/2 Price $1 00 JL IBI<OIEX FOX SEO: I . HE �Tin: If LSTINC.fi B INNER. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22. 1M3 page Euirr ' Mr and Mrs. Gall Lightfoot with COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS THE CHURCHES Home Economics Mr and Mrs. Wifi Blough were Rapids visitors Saturday Extension Work , Grand Mra. Hale and daughter. Mra. WANTS New Method TRUSS Pad George Wills and daughter Joan, of I Grand Rapids were dinner , guests at thc former's daughter. Mrs. Al-i bert Well* recently. t members prex-nt. Mra. Vcfne Winlngar presented ..... the lesson ih a wry interesting George Miller and John Bryans Tlie purpose of the Health accompanied Trank Yarger tu Ha*tHre wwi explained. Tiw membcrc Friday. were given (jiiaru to check thfir . Franklin -------- — J- - a•—business -- -----Burgess made health and food habits. The vitamin trip to Hastings Friday. - Soft, sanitary sponge rubber Akron Tru« Pad with adjmxable center controls rupture •ccurely with unequaled Com­ The Prescription Drug Store tings to tiic home of her daughter. Mrs Boyes. Monday. COMPOUND EXTRACT OF MALT AND HYPOPHOSPHITES Take good care of your body. Build up your resistance against winter colds. Best for run down condition, loss of ap­ petite, restores energy and ambition. Rev. Wilkins made Our Success 1 ‘h s’u.b.’u OraU Km­ . Jb.tiur. l-i. .1, -ni: If • WANT utilH I 1-jj-r r«w» i Lo««n. SrtU re-tii aud I U «ih , Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 1 «.is >11.1 .... 1 . ,k 1. . *i■ i.Te’.'* Now I.h rin: timk to , WUm* Mt'! ill”. i ,1 1 . jo Lu.r> W.lAS GEORGE M. NEWTON itoltot: for «Ir no trade f .r «> -n h.l >’,r »«.:* ’t Pwvwrt < *11. H.’»»NZ.E TI KKEV cok'-h t n-Iter ? reel— rf Electric FLOOR SANDING 1 1 oil HSLr.- i'. » vf >. r.and FINISHING L i',<1 <• 'al' a*" Old floors , made like NEW— Low .iwu^ii.t ut: riiu.i. Price*—Satisfaction guaranteed. a. iLuiiM-. HARRY BARNUM. Phone 3134 Michigan lot: SAI.F A i. ■! !.s I ..It at 1.'‘ I: mu M llu.t.r.x, nr 1-bnha T 7T 1 U.ISTEI. T- •:.> ."•> Ud><■!« if on. tn. >n._ >: A i-.rk-r l-l .,:.e ii.AVE .. ,w*r*' i > wtaliy in a J i inur <n l-e*t '"un'.J'uM: ' V/: I F6II NALL Oil 1 ItAIH: - F *”«‘Tv'Vn’.’. 'V w ilrcn lacking this viti prow normally and 1 vitamin Is thought Excellent Tonic . . . Good for Young and Old A nutrient, restorative tonic suitable for use in debilitated condijioi Build your up the exhausted condition Thl« coupon l» worth 25c Putable Compound. Bring the attached coupon and purchase a $1.00 bottle of Patable Com*7fv pound for I vv , Tiw Ladles' Aid met nt the home of Mr.:. Roy Nagler Wednesday. A riullt was quilled by the ladles and it short business meeting in which" it was decided to have a "pancake .nipper" March 17. The place of the next meeting was undecided. Mrs. George Thompson & able to bo out .again after several weeks' Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Asplnnll of get able us necessary each day. Haktngs were guests of the latter s ins. lemons. lettuce, grapefruit, .sister. Mrs Mary Bustance Sunday. tabbage and tomatoes arc exMr and Mra. R. A. Stuart were In Grand Rapids Wednesday. William Forbey. Sr., has lived nnd enjoyed 85 winters, having just passed hb 83th birthday and is still very spry for a man of this age. Tn ^nit— a# ti... i,» looks after . the work and lives on I Irving and he thfhks । place like home." Marguerite Rogers entertaining ' the whooping cough. Mr nnd Mra. S. E, win Novitkey and Miss Augusta ItUKklry ot Grand_Rapids ,___ ...., were. guests Sunday at thc Surrarrer and Nov iskey homes. Ladles' Blrthdiy Club Friday with and all.left whiling many more happy callers at the J.n:.j<i-F.r. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Pt-t.r Hollman and am-Victor spent Sunday with their daughter. Mrs. Glhnti Aspinail and family, of the Durftu> district. Mr. j,nd Mr:. Fred Hill and fam­ ily of tin- Quailtr.ip district cqll.-d Lillian'Robinson ot Kalomarmi. jnomics Extension Group .when Hastings visitors Wednesday. • j Wm Titus nt Kalamazoo visited -v met Wednesday -afternoon for Mrs. Orvln Allrrdmg of Logan friends around Cloverdale Friday. ir regular study and instructions. win a caller at the Earl Rogers' Mr. and Mrs Lev MacDonald of Hastings spent Friday at the James home Monday. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Onto Knowle? and Mr. and Mra. Frank Myrna Lou attended a birthday din­ „.v latter s parspent thc week end a ner nt the home of thc n-sult of the two fcorea was further entt. Mr. and Mrs. R E. Lipscomb »1,h t,lc Comln family, emphasized by a- blncklnard com- in Gpmd Rapids Sunday. "" ‘"H n“" parisoh ot thc percentagrs. Bishop A. M. Johnjton of Hunt­ spent several days at Detroit with ington. Indiana, was a guest of Rev. their son. Dougal. and family. o! feeds cuitalning the vitamins and ---- ..... .u,Wheeler B U1C Mr. nnd thc Mrs Bert McCallum nnd Mrs.-.E.uuM. during A..B. C. D, E. nnd G aud the effect mid-year council at tiw U. B. church Rcv- Holtz nqd family, and cousin, Mra. Ethel Rcu. Mrs. Adqh Bud on the health from a deficiency of last week, . Miss Wilson, motored jo Niks Mon­ -------- - ---- --------------------- day to visit Rev. Holtz's mother. ’ and " Sfih Richartf Mra. ' Oretta GLASS CREEK. Miss Barbara Chamberlain and Cheeseman and Mr. Mildred .Wc-ek.1 Tiw Glass creek nutrition class Miss Mabel Hart of Hastings calico held an all day meeting at the home t on. Mrs. Repiogle Sunday. ... Mr and MrB> Ed. Fennels sperit teen members and ten visitor*. As' Sunday at Kalnmacoo visiting their Uw leaders were unable to meet the' rons. Richard and Harry, and fam­ specialist they were unable to give Illes. MAPLE GROVE GROUP the lesson. The clay was spent In dis-' Mra. Edith Powers and children • The Home Ecinomic* Extension CUM,n< Quilt blocks and other fancy I of Plainwell spent Friday night with work and playing games. As the lw-r parents. Mr. and Mr.;. Johncock. le-tders meet March 2 fo^ Uie new returning home Saturday and leavh-1. n a local group meeting will be ling the children to return home held at the home of Mra. Wm. Ha-1 Sunday with their grandparents. . w-:u Thursday. March 9. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Welton Brooks and Emery M<vdtier and wife of Jack-1 Mhs Catherine Cagn£y spent son are t Lsltmg the letter'* brother. Thursday at Kalamazoo Chits. Whittemore, and family. Mra. Grovtr Davenport spent the The, study of the different vitaLyle and Ray Otis and families week end In Kalamazoo. mffiv' woa a very interesting t >pic. R.’l! was called and each member ot Kalamazoo were Sunday visitors i Mr. and Mra. Frank Maas of Kal­ ’ nnuizoo spent a few hour* with prerent responded with a Tackle at Fred. OU*'. Mrs. Clara Robinson of Wayland their cousin. Mrs. Patton, and and -Mrs. Sara Erway are spending daughter Sunday. the week at Roy Erway’a. Mr. and Mrs. Merl Garrison and Roy Oakes and wife celebrated daughter Omajean spent Sunday thali- twenty-third wedding annlver-Iwtth Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Beadle 'sary in the home of their daughter, of Hastings. EXTENSION GROVE NO. 4. 'Mrs Ollie.Douglas Sunday. । Carlton Babcock of Quimby is Barry County Extendon. Group Clyde Warren nnd family were visiting his sister. Mrs Chas. Snyo 4 met on Tuesday evening. Ftb- Lansing eallera Monday. Ider, a few days. Maurico Erway spent the week' -—" end in Hastings. Dick Rose and wife of Hastings were Sunday visitors at Roy Er- at the schoolhouse Friday evening, I Feb. 24. A good program has been I promised. son won very capably given by Xfrs. c B, Hodcts and Mra. Rqy Cordes. Mr and Mrs. Willard Bagley and Mrs. Hodges also gave $cnw addi­ daughters cf Kalamazoo were Sat­ tional exercises’to Improve jxuture. urday guesU ot her parents, Mr. junued for a few evening* owing to The next meeting will be held on and Mrs Francis Gcrham. , the bad roads Tuesday evening. March 21st. at A number from here attended the Mr and Mrs. Asa WIcox of Caro the home of Mrs. Milo DeVries. 805 community meeting Friday evening Kf.rt. Saturday and Sunday gue- u nt th. Mr nnrf Mr. VX»r.O I Bnd E MUdgt and McCallum of the McCallum district and report a fine time The March Misses Donna McKeown and Evemeeting will be held with Belle and Ilyn Day of Lansing were week-end GRANGE PROGRAMS • guest* of tiw home folks. ' Pr. John Day and driver of Three, Oaks werg guests at thc Mudge, i home Friday. I Perry Fkwll of M. S. C. was I home a short time last week. j I Mr. and Mrs. Al Houghtaling of i Hastings were guest* of relatives [here Sunday. 11 .' f'trenpi n tended the club meeting Thursday! . ... . ,.... . ,at tfce jJ(Jfne Of Mn J^J. Qfj -iGlass Crock. They report an en-;-Sunday school class Friday evening. a*A^o^’orncERs tare notice jovjble time. The March meeting!I Mr. and Mra. John Darby. Frances " r ।'‘.i wi!l,be held with Mra. Wm. Havens. ;and Dorr »vre Sunday guests of Mr. ; ’ -■■■■ r < 'I .. un Tu.-. . The pupils of the Otis school en- , ' „/.* *.“„‘?t“'iWl * valentine box. also pop comi . .. 'il’Z'u'.i.Z and candy Tuesday. PHONE 2101 ■; - -.y;. - a-., HaiLaaaj. Mr. and Mrs Edward Smith and 1 ‘ Grand Rapids were week end { of Mr. and Mra. Glen Shep- : New Lower Prices ariHETIME T TO WANT-AD RESULTS W eekly £ On Quality MerchanFebruary ► dise. Compare These Special! " Prices With All Others. Phone CARDS of THANKS 'growths Univ., Ttics* crat> tn lilpid with fu «ui no J tl.iH not only serve star Extension Group met with Will Winey of Kalamazoo called Mra. Nettle Sunday- Thursday. Feb. ■ on hls sister and husband. Mr. and ; ! Mrs c. L. Henney recently. 11: Food-.." which proved tu be very in­ Mrs Morn* VanderUp and Mrs. {‘. teresting und educational especial­ | Deedn Nngler. who have been vis- <• ly it people are inlrrcsU-d in kntnv- iting relatives in Indiana and Qulin- a ing whether cr not they are follow- by. are now at home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nagler were it called to Muskegon Saturday to the । bedside of the latter's mother, JUra. J' Moulton, who is very ill. the home of Owen Stcckle Sunday forenoon to extinguish a small blare which proved to be tlie burning out dairy products, cod liver oil. eggs, of a chimney. liver and leafy'vegetables are good .-ourccf. Vitamin "B" helps prevent Thursday. -The funeral was al loss- ol appetite* stunted growth. Mculton church and burial in Irv- FOR SALE-CHICKS HASTINGS MARKETS Mr, Moulton and Wayne Maurer. Alslted Mrs. Iva Blough at her home Economic; Extention cla,<5 met with in lanstng. Sunday. Mr- Ralph Lnwrepw at Assyria Center last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Albert E. Jones gave us a go.-d Mrs. R. A. Stuart is suffering Idea ot the importance of vitamins •from received in a fall rehi relation to thc study of Nutrl- 1 cently.Injuries ' । Mr. and Mra. C. L. Henney were | guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Winey 12 Qt. Heavy Dairy Pails Quality Screw Drivers . . Combination Pliers 1,2 Qt. Aluminum Double Boiler 11 Qt. Aluminum'PercoIator . . “Keen Kutter” Safety Ra£or. . Warranted Butcher Knives .... 22 Hi-Speed Cartridges, box 50 Stainless Paring Knives Zinc Washboard the best there is -the best will cose bach to is CHARLES H. LEONARD Coaster Wagon $2.79 GOODYEAR BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY HASTINGS �Wednesday, Feb. 22, 1933 THE HASTINGS BANNER PART TWO—Page I August F. Geiger nnd John Fisher.* .bill for an accounting. •»/ * ITEMC Henrietta Vander Molen va Krobc - I• L. A. 1 1 ILiVIO . VonderMolen. divorce ■. ... (Continued from paar one, jmrt It .jnking holiday was proclaimed b Auditor General vs. Delinquent .' — . .woethiru. When oix* was presented Taxpayers, sale ot lands for taxes. «•»»»* Woodburr* spyke to tea will not be sold or Junked by at the postoffice the other day for Edward Purchu vs Charles Dal- the Young Mens Y Group last WedUg stele before 1M5 as provided In “ *** refu,,ed.IiT an,oun: hauser nesday evening at their regular a Mil passed by the stale lealsl.ture oX lh* Checfc ,a0° Henry and Dora Warner vs. Lee njertlng infhe home of C. F. AngeU. (Continued from pare one. part 1> , . „ . and Anna O. Anderson, bill to fore- Howard Frost as president of the two years ago. Representative Car! From al) figures available that Wolverine vt cJoM> Fry tlve 'J^verine Fruit Products Oo vs. ctoM. mortgage :Group, ------ r has - some Interesting event* DeLnno ot Kalamazoo county has State * Treasurer ** “ can "secure, ’ ,u “ ZIlHam — tr —zwt hz-. . . ... —- ... . receiver. . deficit of the state of Michigan up William R/Ki.Ur Boughner. trespass on tthe F-dwardH»toul<-y. Jr. vs. |.. *» mltul mlnd introduce d a concurrent -resolution fo the present time of thc fiscal c*""; ‘ Charley Wund Ethel Mapes, bill’ to C. P. Angell returned from CadUin the legislature asking for an in­ ■year Joh year which ends June 30. is seven Jotln Neisz Nelsz va. vs. Louis E Barnett. Barnett, fc mortgage. lac and vicinity last Saturday night ------•••• — dollars. — **» IwarddB. Fuiley.jr Jr; receiver,vs.-luuuwuq, vs. ‘ following ua »rrm week’s »un work «mon the quiry into thc present status of thc mid■ a' quarter tnlllkin Be' * cuwura . ruu«->. . receiver, > uw ‘aincr F Warrous vs Mrs.' Edgar .clarence E. ktah-r. et ul. bill to Young People’s Conference iwld cement plant with thc idea cf again fore the fiscal year ends it will be foreclose mortgage. there last Saturday, placing it in' operation for Uie millions more Governor Comstock L- Mead, trespass un the Gdn. and iris aides are trying to figure out Asenath J. Boley. Oda vs. Charles Charles A. Harrington v* Rove manufacture ot cement for state Ray Johns was In Hastings Sat­ - -----------------------------------— ! Belle Hamngton. divorce. * urday highway -purpores. Representative,------- ------------------— ... - m.i. .. .1 --------- night and Sunday xonfcrrlng Alden Todd vs. City of Hastings. DeLano charges that since tire bill deficit that hls administration InJames K. Verrill v» -William 8 on plans for Barry County Young was passed to abolish lite state hented. ' hv r-zw,: Wineland, bill to foreclose mortgage People's Conference. March 18 ■ .............. — State Bonk of Deckerville by Leon , Meiora wni.r . . owned cement plant, that cement — Miller v* vs. n.z«George .wnn»r Miller. I Robert Angell a*as in Hillsdale RLTCN’CENTER. Wentworth va. Douglass Scott, .divorce. companies in Michigan have greatly. CARLTON Sunday afternoon attending Un* Increased the prices of their prodBranch and Hillsdale County Boys' ' “u »«»»'« cloUti Conference and heard Dean Trout Hit ol adinir.L-lrulh-r board Jo!ln ItobinKii ITiday avenlnt "W” of Hillsdale College. from probate 'Ji court. lolHirt all »>.».» Hl. laHly lxh, Url ”. Frank Barnluut vs. May Barn­ cause he declare/, they were too • Tlieevent was a complete *ur- . Jo*?* B«*u‘*“ '°*' hart. dhwee. Hastings Y Groups last week. Idgh. It will 1>e recalled that it was 1" U. ‘ *,al hS was had ,h**»ky alul 6°phla OUhewaky. asMabie I. Peak vs Walter L. Peak. i -------r-------------7— — differences betawn funner Cover- “ft,r wWch light refreshments were~ *rumpslt. ura»“dlvoicc. " " nnr -x-jyyd nor rtm*.arwk Groesbeck nii<4 nnd tlin Uw omAn! cement tn. in- ^..,,.^1 W1U DcPr.es'.cr vs. Henry GerHastings Bldg, and Loan Aasn. vs. KLINGENSMITH. and Mrs Burt Lona aecommaln assumpsit. • dustry of the state over prires-foa ' Mr George and Grace Mycra. bill to . This community was shocked to Mr and Mra Burt Long aecomforeclose mortgage hear of thc sudden death of Frank .™™i U»t 1H U> llw eUrtU.h. Qu>. N„|, u> men* and operation of Uw cement Sunday when Willard Naah Prwl Champayne. et al, assumpEzra Motehou.se vs. Board of Bui-. Saturday. Feb. 18. al his home plant during hte administration and rvtuni«-<l to hls school wwk Uwre. “L._ —_u. . county road cCBuniasloners. bill for west of Middleville. He iiad been al 3 tlmq when the state was startX wm Hale and Mr. AMlfan Eectr,c Servlce' Inc- « an injunction , liavmg the flu and was Draught to ing on h i big concrete goad building and m" C.”l rX JlWH "■" C“rU"' ,rom '“*• Ethel M. Scltler vs. William E be on Die gain when he was taken program It was during the admin- llv_« ... Rattle Crwk Friday Ucc court Seitier, divorce , with u ciraking spell and passed istratlon of Governor Green when Mrs H’ A; Way W E- DeGolla, 05Tlie Mich. Trust Co., trustee, vs. away. He leaves a wife and three Mrs. Herman Herman Johnson Johnson ot of GreenGreen­ agltation was started to do away ville and cousin. Harold Woodin. of "* Edwin J. Whitney, et al. bill to tore- children. Mr. and Mrs Bails were Universal Film Evchange, Ipc.. close mortgage. with thc cement plant, but thc bill Ionia visited at Ralph Henney’s former residents of Bowens Mills. r vs. C- W. Bonnett, assumpsit. wa* not paired until the Brucker Sunday. Elizabeth Baker vs. George H. Much sympathy goes to the beNorm Company vs. Frank C. An­ Haiteen, et al. bill to foreclose mort- reaved family administration. Mr. und Mra Allan King of near drus. trespass on the case. ' gage. । About thirty neighbors gathered called al Ralph Hfcnney a Payltas pay days are near al hand Woodland Peter F. Mullenix, rt al. vs. Ogle at the home ot Mra. Mary Saundafternoon. „ E B. Finley. Jr., receh for. thc employes ol Michigan. Gov- Sunday 1 Mr. vaamu.w will ».» %UnAp2l<!1^1' H. Flanigan, et al. bill to foreclose era and gave her a surprise. It being Mr. unu und Mis Mra v. C is. B. Valentine ernor Coinstock from a hufried in­ entertain V*. land contract the Curlton L. A. 8 Ehx*1' 'her 71st birthday. Progressive pedro quiry into conditions, regards thc ■Thursday. March Sth. for dinner, in- R- B. Swift auumpslt. Myrtle Mae Bennett vs Fred H was played. Will Johnson and Mrs. situation of thc slate finances ol steal! Of Uie nrat week in March.. & .»■ j”**1' Bennett, divorce. L. Hamilton winning first prize and such « serious nature tliat he has 1AU _.---------- assumpsit All ore arc cordially invited. >J’. S-ptnU. assumpsit Grace Moulton vs. James Moul- Mr. Goodwin and Grace Hampton cordially invited. called thc various department heads E B Finley. Jr., receiver. ton. divorce. i won the low. Music was fumilhed in and has told them to cut tlie Mary E. Sombury vs, Morse E. by Will Johnson and Perry Van salaries nnd expenses to the very E. B. Finley. Jr. receiver. Backus. Admr.. et ul. bill'fu fore- .Tuyl. Sandwiches, pickles, coffee, limit. Not only must they cut ex-/ close mortgage. J pumpkin pie and trull salad were penscs, but lliey must cut down tlic Julia Johncock Jewell vs. Martin served After Which tiw crowd de­ number of'cmployes In their depart­ community, will Be prerented at the Exchange Bank, bill to declare parted wishing Mrs Saunders many menu Not until they began to Carlton 1 nam „A.rnT‘Amertc c,n Hom. Security Bank vs Grange HalL mortgage a first lien more happy birthdays. realize the fact tliat payle.vs pay 1Feb 37th. nt 8 o’clock. Advertised P-A. Broam nnd Co. aMUmpait. Dora O. Mead va Ralph Mead. . Mrs. Perry Vari Tuyl has been in *1X11. ... " . -------- days might* continue for sometime Icu. _u,. be 1— found 1.. c. Clark. Robinson vs. Caryl Ful­ divorce. bed the part week with lumbago. We adinlvlon fee will in this has thc army of .salaried stnte em­ week * issue ot the Banner ler. trespass on the case. Edward B Finley. Jr., receiver, vs are all glad to see her out again. ployes fully realized thc serlousne s Flavin Robinson vs. Caryl Filler, Michigan Trust Co., bill to compel John Grace has been quite ill but of tlie plight of Michigan. . trespass on thc care trustee to pay stock asse-ument I is also able to be around again. THE CROSSROADS. L G- Cole vs. Frank Price, appeal Blanche Richards v». Edwin P. Tuesday night thc house in Mra' Homer Bates, who has been •from Justice court. • , Richards, divorce. I which Ed. Laljndra lived near thc sick with flu is. somewhat improved .. .rwn. ~aIn the matter of the estate of CHfford C. Sabin vs. Mildred Sa-1school was-destroyed by fire Most Jack Hastings Jack Sage Sage of of ” flsU2‘f?hspent Pk<r SatTnri Brlon Walker, deceased, appeal from bin. divorce. of Uie furniture was saved from .the '“•IV"'1', Mr- ‘U,d probate court. Lawrence A. Potter vs. John Mar- first floor but the uprtaira furniture Mrs. Ernest Williams. Mr. Wrarat U Ilhams. Delton State Bank vs. Bert Mc- ■shall, bill tor an accounting and dis-1 was all burned, as the, fire spread Mr. and Mrs. tra. Clyde Stedge Stedgc spent J ........... 'na“,or ttn «*»unung Mrs. Callum and McCallum, as- noiutlon of co-partnerahlp. I w rapidly. The house was owned by Wednesday <llh wlUi Mr Mr. and and Mrs. • • sumpBlt. . W ard Moore vs. Catherine A Mr. and Mrs Claud Willson. Un­ Elmer Hathaway of Rutland. Ernest L. Jotincox va. Harvey W mg. bill to set aside deed. ; fortunately there was no Insurance Mr and Mrs. Samuel Flnkbelncr Hl ^ ka L assumpsit. Central Natl Bank and Trust Co i on the house or contents. Of Caledonia spent Sunday with Jackson Fence Oo. vs. Claude L. vs. H. Lamont Dean, el al. bill to Tuesday afternoon the clilldren their son. Earl, and family. , Walton, assumpsit. foreclose mortgage. .... ---------------- party | enjoyed a valentine at the Ncwmgn Tuttle and wife of Lan­ Edward B. Finley. Jr., reertver. vs. ................. Hazel M. McKibbin vs. William, Khool. The children wcre-dresacd in | sing spent Friday afternoon with Ward A. and Mattle Quick, as- McKibbin, divorce. old fashioned attire. Alice Rose Lat-1 Mrs June Tuttle. ‘,wl!’ „ ,. •. Willis Bayne vs. Mary Bayne, di- ta won first prise for the best cos­ Tlieodore Cook and family visited 1P2 I Frank Reynolds vs. Clarence C. vorce. tume. Then prizes were given to the their mother, Mrs. Geo. Davis of Fwtv . r __ 1- -r ... al. ..1 vs __ •• ___ child which won the most games, :ty. treKtuiM trespass rm on the the race case. '. Lewis M. Curtiss, et Harry WrWV RAlAfllFR " ,nr Middleville But near Sunday. POWDrR Mr Or!rv 8mllh returned from Chancery ----- ,—,Causes. ---------O. Mohranan. receiver, el al. bill to। pt which Alice Rose Latta won first ' “ ’ prize also. Mrs. Keraneen. their ueniun nsiwr r IMW , — Charles O. McPeck, Jennie L doclare deeds and contract a mortFriday accompanied Benton Harbor Frldn teacher, then treated them to ice by her grandsons. Dean and Harold Billings, et al. vs. Verne J. McPeck. 40 **’• deeds. trustee, -vs. Roy A Allen Smith. el al. bill for partition. • |j Guy E. Crook, trustee • cream and cake. Dclphlne and Goshorn. et al. bill to foreclose land I Dorothy Roberts wore t^e oldest Ray Collier nnd Miss Maxine Charles Wilcox vs. Earl and Bercostumes, being over 100 Meara old. j Stedgc of Grand Rapids spent Sat- nlce wlIoox. cancellation of deed contract. j Helen Handy vs. Amor Handy, di­ They all report a fine time. unlay and Sunday with Clyde ui;(j agreement ' Mr and Mra. A Johnson of Wes: Stedge nnd faintly. Mina M. Adama vs. William U, ■°vc'ta Adflljl 8jCoc|t V5. Theodon of Middleville called on Mr. and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. | q- silcock.- divorce. Mrs. Clyde WUlyard Friday. They Homer Bates were. Dorr Kenyon Adams, divorce. Bell--------Curtis vs. — Harold B. vs. B . divorce. expect to move on their farm here and wife and Homer Smith and —Haxel -- ----- - H-, Rock vs. Michael family of Hastings and Harold Curtis, divorce.. |I Fred ------------- Cryan. billI as soon as Mr. and Mrs. WUlyard move to their new home. Smith and family of Benton Harbor. Rudolph FT Reichert, state bank-Jto to foreclose mortgage. Mrs. >Alec Albert lias gone to Chi­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Orval Tuttle were Ing commissioner. vs. Nashville Catuex In Which No Progm Has, Grand Rapids visitors Monday. State Bank, bill for appointment of Been .Made For More Than a Year., , cago to visit her daughters for a few months. ------- --1—t w v A■»«-». Mr. nnd Mrs. Slicrman nnd Who remembers when a fellow Rudolph E. Reichert. Reichert, Mate atatc bank-11 Frederick E Hill vs Leon cool et ; daughter Esther of Grand Rapids hud ... -Ire on ahead w male lure ln, ca Slate Banx ,|^5Sr3« of a room in a hotel? of Freeport, appointment of receiver. The Industrial Co. vs. Leon D were guests of Mr. and kps. Will • Joluuon Sunday. Clyde C. Slcmom. state commls- Cool and Andrew Dooley, assumpHarold Sharpe who was injured sloivcr health, vs. Uie village of sit. some time ago lx better now and Nartiville. et al. N Madison Furniture Co. vs. Mike-’ will resume ills schcwl work again Harvey O. lams vs Mary D. lams. Wul„rw, ... Monday. Made) and Mary Wielgmz vs Mr. and Mrs. Miiton Kermeen of Olive B. Bivins vs, Reuben A. Biv­ Michael and Helena Zawackl. os-' Middleville were guests of Mr. and sumpsit. Mrs Albert Green Thursday eve­ ins. divorce. Only National Bank . ]\T1^ Hastings. Michigan Mrs LaVerne Hall vs. The Nash­ ning C. Carl McGuffey, et al. vs. Wil- ville State Bonk, trespass on the In Barry County Telephone: 2217 Horn P. Streeter, et al. bill of com­ CEDAR CREEK. plaint to vagate decree. A goodly number of the young Manville Peterson vs. William Julian J. Gardner v*. Ellen Gard- Cramer’ and *Eari’~‘strickland.'” as- people of this and surrounding ner. divorce. 1 sumpslt. neighborhoods gathered at the home Fred A. Marshall and Iravina P Boyer Fire Apparatus Co . an In- of Mra. Olive Campbell at Hastings MurkhaJl vs. Grey D. Lenon, et al. diana corporation vs. Freeport Friday evening, the event being in bill to determine righto. State Bank, assumpsit honor of Walter Baird, former Ford L. Garey, et al. vs. Will Fuhr. Alfred Moerdyk vs. Orana Glynn, schoolmate and resident of thia et al. bill for specific performance of aj. trespass on the case. place, who for the past four years, HINDS CORNERS. . WEST ORANGEVILLE AND ot Martin and-Mrs. Ethel Govenan agreemeht. Arnett Auto Oo. va. B- M. Hanson. has been living tn Montana. The Mr, and Mra. Halverson and^famEAST GUN MARSH, burgh Of Kalamasoo attended the C. Olcryi Oates vs. Gertrude et al. assumixdt. evening was spent with games and Mrs Roy Lowery are, tiw funeral °f Mrs Gertrude Feral, ot Mr. and Mra. Gates, divorce. renewing old-time friends.'Refresh­ ily are moving this week to a farm near Delton. We are sorry to lose proud' parents ot* a little * daughter Drtrott on Wednesday thia week, Clara HlUbom Cramer vs. RoganMinnie E. Hanyen. et al. vs. Nel- ments were served by the hostess. them from our neighborhood, but bom Feb 17. Both mother and Mrs Ferns pawed away very sudStiles, inc., et al. bill to clear title aJ. bill to quirt title, All departed at a late hour having wish them sucoeae in their new- daughter are doing merty denly with pneumonia Slie was a and correct description. r of the petition <n had a very pleasant evening and home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence VanEtt niece of Mrs. Crons and Mra. sewo*. glad to sec Walter again. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kennedy and son LaVem and Mra Mary Crons Mr. and Mra. a A. McCafferty Mr. and Mrs. Harry Babcock and of Orangeville. Mra. Adelia Snook were at Plainwell one day thia yeek. and family from Uw state rood children ot Lacey called at Ardy spent Sunday afternoon with her Owen’s Sunday afternoon. STrnSnSS"' et b,U t0 ****! Glcnn A «• NlM J’ noyp’ E. E. Cairns ot East Hastings Is lister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. visiting hls daughter. Mrs. Lloyd Keet Tobias. AiSnVd K2 Several of the ladles met at Mrs. John J- Echtlnaw vs. Jennie B. B. Owen, and family Mr. and Mrs. Ardy Owen and Mr. George DeMott's Wednesday and •. Echtlnaw. divorce. bill to foreclose trust deed. and Mra. Lloyd Owen and children made a quilt for Mrs. Richard LanCharles Powers, Admr., vs. Flor-I’ John C. McKibbin vs. Hattie L. spent Thursday In Kalamazoo vis­ farter. ence M' Ives, bill to set aside deed. McKibbin. divorce iting relatives. -t Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Newton and oawaro.u. Finley. ruucy. Jr., jr. receiver, mxira, vs. va. n E Edward.BO. Pease and'family spent Sun­ “ -■ ««T^d'T'c.Mn B«d. «. day with Mr. and Mrs Lawrence mother. Mra. Clara Brown spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Bostick.of near Ross Center. Mrs. Forest Hall ut South Hastings Georgia E Olttlngs vs. Clifford vorceMr and Mra. Henry Wortman Burt Newland of Rutland spent Glttlngs. divorce. ------ ----------------visited their nephew. Eleanor KnesSTRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. In tlie matter of the petition of trlch. and wife of Battle Creek Fri­ Wednesday evening with Mr. and Kuaoipn There will be a P. T. A. entertaln- day. Sunday they spent tlie day Mrs. Edd. Newton and hls sister Rudolph s. E. ncicncrt, Reichert—»ia;c stele ouiauig banking commlssioncr. Fannrfs’ State Bank ment at the Striker schoolhouse with. Mr. and Mra. Will Kenstrich Mra. Ora Hinds, accompanied him home after spending two weeks with of Middleville, appointment of a Thursday evening. Feb 23. The of Climax. custodian. lunch will consist of sandwiches, We are ready to serve you with moat anything Mr. and Mrs John Lammers and Mrs. Newton and Mra. Brown. Elnora L. Smith vs. Charles But- pickles, cake and Jello. Mra. Georgia Brogan entertained family helped John Albertson of The boss on this job doesn't waste you want in the line of coal—food, clean Anthra­ ler Smith, divorce. Mr. and Mra. Ross Bhvin of Star Hickory Comers celebrate hls birth­ her brother and family from Has­ cite and Coke for your hard coal burner*—Rod Pearl M. Ayera v*. Homer 8. district called on Mr. and Mra. day Sunday. tings over the week end. Ayers, divorce. . — .. — . Friday ----------— Walter Blake evening. time when he needs more men. lie just Tlie Cedar Creek Ladies’ Aid are Mr. and Mra. Ronald Haynes and Ash Pocahontas — Red Comet — and food old Mary M. DeWitt va. O*cgr Jay Mra. Rebecca Bryans, who has having au supper and a * fine .urc program (KU.IIUII sons SOUS spent apcill Sunday OU41W1) with WOO her IK. brother MtOkOVt Majestic Lump. DeWitt, divorce. — been visiting . her niece. Mra. Lou at the church on March 2. Every- |and wife. Mr. and Mra. Scott Bechsteps to thc telephone and hires thc Central National Bank and Trust Campbel “ ’ d family returned to body come. Thcre is to be some of tel. tn Hastings. Our KENTUCKY EGG COAL ia giving complete Ck). of BatUe Creek vs Murray M her hexr Charlotte Sunday. the same entertainers as there was ones he can reach easily and quickly Mra. Dodge entertained her moth­ Kenyon and Bertha C. Kenyon, bill Lewi* - ------------- ---.. . . last fall. er from Grand Rapids Sunday. to forecloee mortgage Francis, Wyoming, called on Mr. that way. Mra. Vida Phillips of Welcome PLEASANT RIDGE. Frank Wieeer vs. Orlee H. Fausey, and Mrs. Ralph Striker Wednesday, Be Prepared . . . Place your order today I W. L. Koble has been on the sick Corners spent Saturday night and bill to set aside contract Rex Scott U spending a few days | Sunday her son.— Mr. ' — ■—, with ----- ------------ - and Mrs. Plynn E. Matthews vs. Clyde O. in Lansing visiting hls mother, who list the past week. In many instances, the applicant who Margaret Kelsey spent over over sum Sun-- ■Burrell Phillips and family. Sutton, bill to foreclose mortgage. •- *” Minnie Traxler Bpringett vs. — Mr.r— and Mrs. Donald Geiger spentI day near Laming has a telephone is the one who gets , The A. Is this-----------------week Friday< Frank D. Terrell, et al, bill to tore- Sunday in Ionia. — -P. T. ----------------close mortgage. Mr. and Mcs. Walter Ickes calledJ' evening with a musical put on by by DRINK WATER WITH MEALS first call. Just one such call may more GOOD FOR STOMACH slum supSberlff-GoaJln Sales Company vs. on Mr. and Mrs Thomas WHkenson Mount Pleasant ------- - folks. A • -----------Norris “ * J. * Herrington. Admr.. el al. ’ of Maple Orove Wednesday. Water with meals helps stom­ FLOUR -4- FEED « COAL h- CEMENT h- *|M* than justify the cost of tele­ Tlie Loyal Women’s Class party ia ach Juices, aids digestion. If Frank Baloenak va. Ray BalcerMiss Merlyn Houghtailn is supply BRICK ♦ TILE FARM IMPLEMENT* this week Thursday for a pot luck bloated with gas add a spoonful zak. el al. bill for accounting and teaching In Carlton township. phone scrvice'for many months. dinner at Dorothy Barnum’s. Injunction. of Adlerika. One dose cleans TELEPHONE IV Mr. and Mrs. Dewis Stlckel and out poisons and washes BOTH HASTINGS, MICH. Central National Bank and Trust Why la it that the man who in­ Company rs. Robert J. Fall, el al. forms you how international debts Margaret of Kalamasoo, Mr. and upper and lower bowel*.—B. A. can be paid Is the same fellow who Mrs. Allie Cheney of Carlton spent. Ly Barker, Druggist.—Adv. bill to foreclose mortgage. Bunday at Alton Wood s. Sherlff-Ooslin Sales Company vs iowes you »7? CAPITAL NEWS, iiMichigan Lansing hoTheld that a^state of ciicck issued since the ■IT Will OPEN MONMiaS Our SPIRIT ‘JH'X- “.R <Cbakimg SAME PRICE AS 42 YEARS AGO 1 w Strangers here have often remarked upon the civic pride of 'our citizens their feeling of in dependence their love of their own little corner of the earth upon which they walk as tho they owned which indeed they do. it LONG may this spirit of local pride flourish will continue as long as we are loyal to our own people and Bank HERE! Buy HERE 25ouncejfor25^ DcubleTested/ Double Action! MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO HASTINGS NATIONAL D A JL> xx/N JLX. Old Man WINTER is Just getting hls stride! Have I a telephone? Say, THAT’S HOW I GOTTHISJOB" Are You Prepared for Another *) BLAST of His Icy BreatK ... I EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY U LB3 PAGE TEN MIDDLEVILLE. C. H. Osborn of Hastings was in COURT HOUSE NEWS town Tuesday evening On business and called on some friends. Henry is always a welcome visitor. *— . MARRIAGE LICENSES. •Pythian Lodge will hold theii\apH. C. Bartlett. Hickory Corners .64 nual roll call on Tuesday,evenlng-at Mary A. Henry, Hickory Corners. which time a pot luck supper will Glen Hebei. Bradley ............ 42 be enjoyed as well as another of Grace Baker. Bradley .................. 48 their card contests, where the los­ ers furnish the eats the following PROBATE COURT. week. . Est Mary. A. Bagley. dee d. Order Frank Lee is limping about, allowing claim.- entered. hu car which .kicked him Est. diaries .It. Whitaker, dic’d. onaUu> shin bone. Very fortunate Final account ot Special Atta?. filed, that he I* even able to walk. order allowing Mxoupl entered, dis­ Tuesday evening ft was reported HERE’S THE BIGGEST FISH VALUE IN YEARS charge of Special • Admr. t**pt-d. es­ hen* that the Klingensmith school tate enrolled. ’ . was ufirc. latter it was found to be a small dwelling house Jusf south ot Est. John W. Munton. dic'd. An­ nual account of Adipr filed. ;. it Complete lews on building and A choice »*.-i<ty.hom the cold, cleet walen ol the Ext. Wiliam. N. "DeVine. deed. but a small part of the goods re­ Southern Pociftc—Dox«n $1.15' Petition for probate of a lost will moved we hear. Hard luck on Ed. filed. commission to take testimony. LaLonc. who had moved in recently. Our creamery’ installed a fine • Eat Mary J Baker. dee d. Order 1200 pound capacity churn recently. to relieve surety on bend, entered. During the month of January they • E»t William Maynard, deed. made the moat butter of any Jan­ Femoui p*ck«ge cheete. with full netwe I flavor Bond ot Admr filed. letters testa­ uary since they-started doing busi­ mentary LUtied. inventory filed, pe­ ness. While the price is low, it pays tition fol hearing claims filed, notice better than most farm products al to creditors Usut-d, order limiting that Avondele Brand. Large thick dices in heavy syrup settlement entered. James McKevttt and wife, of the E>t Hutue Whlttenfierg Cheese- state hospital near Ypsilanti and hls brough. deed Will filed, exempli-' sister, Frances. who is attending the ficatlon of record from Kent Co. college in YpaUanti. spent Uie week end with their relative* here. filed. FRIDAY end SATURDAY ONLY Lionel Baird, who for some time Eat. Samuel J. Palmiter. dic'd. Discharge ot executor issued, bund has been in the No. 37 Cafe, was of Admr. filed, letters of adminis­ taken very ill one day last week find is reported to be in n serious condi­ tration issued, Inventory ffll-d. • Genuine pink. Tasty, delicious, have some on hand hi tion. Much sympathy is expressed Est. Lyle Felder. Petition for for Mr. Baird and hls family your pantry at ail times for hurry up meelr guardian, order ap|H>lntnu jr,lanlSome of thedocal Republicans will tan entered. attend the convention m Hau mgs Est. Mary M. HoUf. deed. Order on Tuesday. allowing claims entered. L E. Hamilton is again on the Est. Jacob Johnson, dee d. Will ropd for the Western Chair Co. Fancy Michigan. Colby type. Popular for its many uses filed, petition for-- probute ot will While business Is hot rushing Im is filed, waiver of notice filed. declin­ landing some business. ation of trust filed, order for pub­ Sunday ut about 11 o'clock the box lication entered. fire whistle called tin* deportment EM’. George W. Davis, dic'd. Bend to the L. E. Hamilton home on Country Club. Crisp and flaky of Admr. filed, letters ol adminis­ Arlington St. to a roof fire. Just four trate Issued, order limiting settle­ weeks ago this house*.was quite bad­ ment entered, petition for hearing ly damaged by fire ii» thc attic. The claims filed,, order appointing com­ lust time it was discovered in time, missioners on claims.entered, final .-o only the cliemicai was used to account of Special Admr. filed, or­ put it out with no damage inside to Michigan milled der allowing account entered, dis­ speak of. . charge of Special Admr. issued. Mr. Pales, who has lived on thc Est. Calhenne Maurer. dec’d. Mrs Minnie Jackson farm, west of Scratch Feed ioo ib.baa 98c Warrant and inventory Jib d. Laying Mesh 100-lb. b»j $1.35 the Jackson church had been ill Est.’ Jean Louise Brown. Petition but a short time and Saturday had for authority io settle for damages thc physician and Sunday A. M. Broomr J5e occasioned by automobile accident passed awuy before a physician Sturdy • well constructed filed, order granting authority to. could reach him. This is given as settle for damage- . occasioned by told here in town. Corn Meal 10 iu 15c Umcbile accident' cutcred. Quality yellow com meal Est. Wiiitatn E. Johncock. deed. SOUTH SHULTZ. Order allowing account entered Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maas of Kal­ Motor Oil 3i,i. c-$1.08 EsL Ludwig Rufl. tJec'd. Annual amazoo called on Mr, and Mrs account of Admr filed. Penn-Rad - 100'pure Pennsylvania . George Kenyon Sunday. Est, Katiiariiui Maurer, dec’d.' Mrs. Henry- Tooze, who has been Proof on probate of will filed, order in poor health for some time, was adnfitting will to probate entered. taken seriously ill Sunday and her . Est. Hattie E. Cheesebrough, .Full bodied and flarory deed. Petition for probate of will relatives were called. We hope she -filed, order for publication issued. may sbon be up again. Our P T. A. was quite well at­ Inventory ftMrf. p>*tltion for author­ tended and all enjoyed the fine pro­ ity to pay certain cnst* filed. Est. Barbara Ream, dec’d. Assign­ gram. Mrs. Beach and two daugh-* tcra. Bonnie and Oonnle, of Has­ ment of interest filed. Golden yellow fruit. Ripened to the peak of their flavor Hvt James Asu’nall. deed. Peti­ tings were with us and helped with! tion for license’ to m-H real estate the program. Head Lettuce Fancy Iceberg each 7c Mr. and Mrs. Alva Kenyon and filed, teitUnjny <>f freeholders4on Fresh - crisp heads • large 60 die sale ol n-.i! etlaie filed, license to sons. Bobbie and Bennie, of Belle­ .<•11 rial ortatd issued, oath before vue visited his parents. Mr and Mrs. O. E, Kenyon and sister. Mr. Lemons Sunkiri 300 sire dos. 29c sale ol real estate* filed. .’ WEEKS* CORNERS. I CLAY HILLS. BARRYV1LLE. •Est. Kathryn L. Saiuid:,*-. .<1 al. and Mrs Lester SonneviUe and Mrs Lillie Matteson and Laurence | Leon Potts ami wife motored to Our 'fellow-townsman. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox and family froni Thursday until Sun­ Order allowing account entered. Cabbage n.w Texas ib 4c day and also attended P. T. A, Fri­ Kenneth and Thelma attended the Mayville celebrated hls 102 birthday Matteson attended a party Wcdiira-; Kolanuuow Tlu-aday to make the Thursday. Feb. 16. at the home of funeral of thc infant child of Mr. day night at Mr. and Mrs. Fay i acquaintance of t.’u- nuw* grandson al • day night. PINE LAKE. Mr. and Mrs J. W. Tcdfow spent and Mrs. Clare Vansickle in Mor­ lu* daughter, Mrs. Junies Simmon*, Whitworth's of tiu* culver district, tlic home of their daughter, Mt , Milob interest is being shown tn C‘lisiedlirfn’“‘' do‘ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S, Mod- gan Sunday. Thc iiarcnts have our on Alpine Ave., in Grund Rapuh the occasion Ix-tng their twenty-’ Harold Engl.ind. Ho answei* to the thc Nutrition claw. At tiw meeting rack and family of Battle Creek. sympathy. besides his other children who we: e fifth wrddmg unmversary. I name of Robert Joe. Mrs. Clive n Wednesday every’ member, with Mrs. Irene Dickerson attended a {Churchill nnd Mr*. Vupce BhariKThere w-o* n good attendance at gueSU of the occasion, was a friend, Mrs. Ada Horn of Battle Creek nc cx&eptton. being present. Two .spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. tlie H M. class at Mr*. Zoe Gillette s Thomas Gordon, of Grand Rapid . teachers* meeting r41l Friday night at: accompanied them on thc trip. .omen drove a team and wagon" aud Mrs. Will Gates. Friday. The k-**on was very ably aged 103. Mr. Gordon walked eight.the McOmber zchooL school, -ths McCmbsr . R°-v McCaul and wife. Guy Mcmore than five miles, which surely Tlie teacher and pupils of the given, by Mrs. C. Smith of Nashville blocks to be pri-rent and any who TliF Weeks'school had a valent inr;Ncc and, wMv 4U,<1 Haight shows great cntlUMfaAtn. s. v-k-irt SS. Tii? L" -'i-M"''I-"’™—were listening tri on WOOD at 3 school had a skating pqrty and enjoyed by all. r On Monday evening Robert .War­ Shultz Mrs. Thoma* Wallington and son. o'clock on Feb. 16 heard a broadcast enjuyed a treat from their teacher, । L un Long lake Wednesday night. « 1 ” 1 ner attended a social meciing of the After apraiding some time thcre they Ralph, of Kalamazoo called on Mr ul the remarkable fact Irving is Kalamaioo chapter, order of De- all went to tlie home of Mr. and and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox Tuesday. proud of a rAfidunt of such a ripe Ml,, su,.™. Molav. held in thN Mnr-mitc Temple, Mrs. G. E Kenyon to get warm and Kenneth, who had been spending old age, although he ha* lived hcry in K:.HmuA-w. was pleasantly spent several day* with Ralph, returned only ten years. Mr. Mayville spent The- Young OttUens* Club of the the evening I ------- ----- - * » a good deal of tunc in *u|lab!e Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matteson. with music and singing and to hls home with them. South Pine lake ichoDi etiurt.uncd there Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dickerson! Why can't Un catw be nuide in The L. A. 8. will be hold at the weather, sawing wood, and 1* quit*may- try their skating party liKlr mother- ul a parly on Friday they when the weather is warmer. home of Mr. und Mrs. D. A. McClel­ well. Hls grandson. Ralph Cave, were Battle creek -shoppars Satur- thc shape of dishes? After consumifteroocn. A demonstrnlion busi­ again jng the content*, no dishwashing. Mr. and Mrs. Lcater Sonnevill-.- land Friday. Everyone is welcome. lives with the aged couple here in day P. M. ness meeting* wm conducted by the Mr. and Mrs. Burr Fasnett enter­ '.he village, ail their children being daughters. Lorraine and Corna. president, Marian Brown Then fol­ and hls mother. Mrs. Edith S«n- tained thc young people of thc residents of Gruqd Rapids. Mr. and lowed, a patriotic program of reci­ visited nevllle of Baltic Creek. She Is very neighborhood with a party Friday Mrs. Mayville came here from tations and a playlet, honoring the .poorly and her many Incnds hope evening. Ice cream and cake Were Newaygo Co. , Pirthduys of Lincoln. George Wash-* for her recovery. served and a very nice time enjoyed. Mrs. Sybil Warner of Middleville instoii ami St. Valentine. In thMr. and Mr*. Harry Green and s|x-nt several days last week with lalcidine making contest Mrs. family. Perry Fiuuctt of, Lansing Mrs. J. M. Perry. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. M.irshall Beattie received the pnre. Mrs. Loyal Lowell of Quimby and Miss Esther Doty of Charlotte Rev and Mrs. Floyd Nagel of i Wafcra and cwxt were served by spent a few day* last week with lyir were Sunday guest* of Mr. und Mrs. Charlotte • visited hls parent* here i thc children. / Jesse Fassett part ot last' week. Mrs. Emma Carpenter pxG-J parents. Mr. and Mr*. Sam Ostroth. Mr. and Mrs/Heber Foster. Dara Mrs Fred Hanes and Elmer Hanes Mr and Mra. Dorr Dunston of iway on Thursday ol last week, Lriand Agnes and Ruth Mudge at tend­ ,own4: a long and puutful illness • en* tn Battle Creek one day last ed a Poatum Band concert in But­ Grand Rapid.-, nnd Amil Baugh­ gt the home of Mr. and Mrs. man and son wvn- visitors at tlic ihe la survived by- one son anti week tle Creek Thursday evening It was home of their mother. Mrs George, Howard Jones lu. 13c liirte gruihLaitw. Sincere sympathy Mr. and Mn. Xarshall Jlclson given by thc Mother*' Guild oi Uw Fox. Friday. s extended to Ihc bereaved family. Strictly Fresh Ground Advent church there. Mrs Lillie Sowerty has gone lol Many large fish are beins taken from Wamenille spent Sunday at Thc minstrel play wa* given at spend the balance ot th<- winter, Boned .nd R.,u«d u>. hrough the ice <m Pine lakr.'Tlu* Orili- Belavti's Mr und Mrs. Wayne Barnhart the Evans school near Bellevue Fri­ with her” daughter, Mrs, Argyle ce is of a very gobd quality and day evening und at the Durfee Windcs. and children,-Mr. and Mrs. Ira hlckncss and the harvest -will won Lb. Beach amt family and Weta Hawks school Saturday evening and they Mrs. Verne Goodmough was t«ksegln ' expect to give it at the Quimby I Lauro James cf Kalamazoo and cf Battle Creek spent Sunday with schoolhouse next Saturday evening en to University hospital in Ann Arinr Thursday Her mother, Mrs ‘ Lx onat'd Van MtUc cf Allegan spent Mrs. Hulda Hawks. Frank Hyde of S. Maple Grove Wm McNutt will stay here tn In:ht week end with Mr. and Mrs SOUTH THORNAPPLE. visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanci tr.g and care for tlie children. Earl James. part of last week, Mrs. Clio*. Cox of Detroit sjwn’ Rolland Hummel and »on of the last week with home folks. -He.-: SANDY HILLS. "EAST GUN LAKE Quailtrap district spent Sunday at tmxher, Mr-j Ada Shaw, has been Robert McKibbin. Jr. was a caller,j Ja;k Russell left for Fort Meyers, Forrest Kinney'*. til tn thc home of his parent* Satur­ 'la'.- Monday. We were sorry to know that Mr day afternoon. HI* injured arm ■ Mr. and Mrs. Perry from up north 'Mr and Mrs. Howard LeWf vssit- arc making an indefinte stay with and Mrs. Edd Lalonde lost the ■d friends and relatives in Middia- t’wir daughter and husband. Mr home they were living tn by fire ioertl* lo be doing a* well a* poesible. . iic Saturday p. M and Mrs. Austin Flook Mr*. Perry Tuesday evening. Their son came Our young Endcavorer* arc plan­ Mis. Mildred Rousls and girl Is confined to her bed with heart and took them to hl* home tn De­ ning a social event for a churfh rtend of Prufrievilk* called on John trouble. • • . troit to remain for the present ' benefit to be put on *oot>. Welch 11 ui P M • Statistics, after several Mr*. Dora DeFoe and son. Jack, Mr. and Mra. Cha*. B Johnson . Roy Murphy of Comstock called arc visiting Mr and Mrs. Clarence spent Sunday with then- children Uw*e item* for date later. A rot cr o. trading farm land These time* ire normal, however, on Will Crawford Tuesday. years of experiment, actually William Shattuck of Parchm'-nt ■ specialists nt •United Stites and .‘r the kind of* people who wait (ot. Mrs Lewis entertained tlie school Mater and Patty in Naihvllle a few Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wienng* and Robert McKibbin of Prairieville days and family, northwest of Middle­ were callers here Monday. show that heat produced by Cai aGa .-hov.s 15». - . j .mctlung to turn up. with a Valentine part/ Everyone ville. . Towers* echoes ’ enjoying a sleigh ride and refresh­ coal costs less than any other Mr. and Mrs. John Poll and little. incuts MIm Helen Allerdtng of Hastings, son have moved to Yankee Spring* | means. This is due in a large Mr. and Mis Otcii Wuid of Rock- who has been a>aisting with the care Mrs Irving McFaul of MlddlevHle (ord called on the Win Crawfora ot Miss Ethel Palmer tor several accompanied by her mother. Mrs measure to the lower prices Physic the Bladder With 1 family Banuuny. weeks, returned to her home-Sun­ CbM- Andler. and Mr* Ben J Juniper (Ml Mr and Mrs Harr-' Clem and day Mis* Ethel, we an* sorry to Park* drove to Wayland Saturd;.-. now 'prevailing. son Raymeuri. of Yank* -.- Spniuts report, u not gaining ax fast a* her afternoon and called on the latDnve out thc impurities and .called on Mrs. B*lle Crawlord Sat­ many friends tmd wished she would. ’ ter’* mother. Mm AndJews. i exec** acid* "that cause trrita- 1 urday p M• Today we offer you coal ■ but u nevertheless slowly improving lion, burning and frequent desire. Mildred Fin:child and Agnes PODUNK. t Mr and Mrs. Carrier SchondelJumper oil is pleasant to take tn of the highest quality at Williams of Gun Plains called on mrycr and family spent Sunday Mr. and Mra Monta Replnglc the form of IJUKET8, the blad­ TON DELIVERED Mr* Hubert Warner and son W<d- with her parents. Mr and Mr*. spent Saturday in Freeport with der physic, also containing buchu • prices lower than they have ‘ r.eaday P. M. James Bowerman a*. Yankee tlietr daughter, Mr* Wilma Oler leave*, etc Work* on Uw blad­ Springs been in the last ten years. Mr. and Mr* John Walers liavca der similar to castor oil on the SHULTZ. . bowel* Get a 25c box from any Mr* Arthur Bedford accompanied been on the sick list ' Mr and,Mrs Kenneth Babcrek Mr. and Mrs Maunce Johnson to We are glad to report Elmer Lau-1 drug store After lour day* if land children spent Friday with Mr Grand Rapid* Wednesday to spend baugh. who ha* been ill for three not relieved of "getting up . and Mrs. E. W Babcock ot Dowling, tlie day. week*, as recovering. Mary Lau- nights' go back and get your money, if you arc bothered with ; Mr and Mi*. Vert R«»b;n».>n m­ Mr and Mrs. Ed Balzer and little baugh u also gaining slowly , tertalned Mr and Mrs. Geo. Clouse Jerry Mae of Grand Rapid* spent Mr and MraJOliver Haya-ard and backache or leg pains caused and family un« Mr and Mr*. Fred the week tend with her parents, Mr. daughter. Margaret, of Kalamazoo from bladder disorder* you are , bound to feel better after this ? De Jcngh and baby of Burnips. Sun­ and Mr* Will Carter were Saturday guest* at Oeo. Ran- cleaiulng and you get your regu. Mr-and Mrs Virgil Andrews and jom’s. Hastings Telephone 22S7 Michigan Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Hastings, Mich. day. Ur sleep.—Carvcth ii BUibtrins, Mr and Mrs. Ernest Quick ol Milo Arlene of Augusta were Sunday v-itHiram Lockwood and Roy Gard­ Druggiiu.k,Hastings; E. L. Kane. ipent f.r n-day afttmooh with Ver: ttors at.tlie heme of her brother. ner-visited Mr. Lockwood s parent* Druggist*, Nuhvflle.-Adv. , Rcbinw&s. -Arthur Bedford. tn Woodland Sunday. LENTEN VALUES Remove the Obstacle From OPPORTUNITY’S Path ’-10c Tuna Fish Kraft’s Cheese X 2 ■*- 25c Sliced Pineapple 2itf—29c Pink Salmon 3 22c Cream Cheese 2 »» 25c Soda Crackers 2 17c King’s Flake Flour *&• 35c The general opinion of every successful business man, concerning the financial welfare of young people today, is that if they are to succeed in a business way thfey must start by saving a part of their incomes. Doubtless, lack of ready funds, is the great­ est obstacle in the path of opportunity, in the experience of every individual. One of the most convenient methods of ac­ cumulating ready money is by starting a Savings Account in this 46-year-old bank where every dollar of the depositor’s money has always been worth 100 cents. 3'* interest compounded semi-annually will soon make a nice sum of ready money. Start your plans today for a Savings Account. HASTINGS CITY BANK “The Bank with the Chime Clock" French Coffee BANANAS 2 ’di 45c CAPITAL... $75,000 - SURPLUS ... $50,000 4- 15c 15c ORANGES Ht Our Meat Department Beef Roast 10c Beef Steak ''“S"4- 2 u- 25c Smoked Picnics ua, 39c Pork Hearts i Beef Hearts L/ p Pork Liver . J** Spare Ribs ' Jb. Hamburg or Sausage 2 Fresh Hams Side Pork Pork Chops 12c 7c "2 £ 25c . . . Costs you Less! KROGERSTORES ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦a************ Red Clover Coal WHY GET UP NIGHTS? OHIO COAL s^S! ENTHUSIASTS SEND US New Customers EVERY DAY Hastings Lumber v Coal Co. SMITH BROTHERS VELTE & COMPANY �Tar. IIAMT.NO, 81NW1B, WKONE.OAT. FgBKVAKT «l, IM, SUPERV SDRS’ PROCEEDINGS AZTEC VEGETABLES MAY BECOME COMMON rf™. Growing Ui tlic botanical green­ houses of Uie University of Michi-; gan is a plant whose food use in just now becoming fairly well known to Uie white man in tem­ perate climates, although it war. a staple of thc Artec* of Mexico alien Spanish explorers overran that country 400.year* ago. The plant is the chayote, or vegetable pear. and JANUARY SESSION Regularity of Dividends BeiUlng and Loan Associations bars a story Ju tell yw« that cannot be duplicated by any other financial Inctltution In thc world—that story U "Safety." During good times and bad. Building and Loan baa kept faith with ita members. Never a Dollar of Principal Lost. Regularity of Dividend Payment* more, ethnobotanikt and specialist in- native plauu at the University MllseUltU. There are several varieties of the chayote, according to Ur. OU more, green and creamy white in color ’and ranging from pear shape to al­ most aphericial. Unlike most ut the M)uaah .family, of which it is a member, it haa only one very large seed enclosed. Tlie flesh u firmer than that of the summer smuuh, less fibrous and with a more deli­ cate and distinctive flavor of its Rational 3£oan & tnueatment ffioinparuj Detroit's Oldest BailHing and Loan Association 1250 Griswold Street. Detroit Axpinall Sunday. February 5 Mr.. : go to Ha »a>* Dr Gilmrae. Essentially a Asplnall is being cared for at thc; Thursday tropical nr semi-tropical plant and S’crhng’Newton home ;v perennial. It is now being increas­ ingly grown in the Gulf regions of tr,., ar...... ...j .... transportation method* may add to the food variety of northerners and to the farm (Strops of Gull .-.tutcs. I Micor.d Wednesday ot '.March for dinner and afternoon meeting. Elec-1 ,‘tnm nf nfdeers and plans for the’ Mr, and Mrs. Robert Miller ol year will restate the gathering. A | Batik:'Creek spent Sunday with thc good attendance- is desired. parents of the former,- Mr. amt Mrs. The February meeting of the: Lacey Nutation club which war. Stanley E. David Is the nanu scheduled for this week Wednesday: Premier MuMollni holds licenses given tlie live jM.und and two ounce lias been pastponed until curly in, for piloting airplanes, motorcycles sou born to Mr and Mrs Curwin Pork Loin Roast Pork Hearts or Liver FRANKFURTS Honey Brand Whole or Half HAMS Fancy Home Dreeted CHICKENS 2 Lb‘- 13c A&P Stores are featuring BOKAR The ['rain I'lio-lf. . । . 4 4SJ ,S0 yiorts*tr> Tai Fund......... . . 232.uO Mala Ta. Fuh.1 luttrourni Ta, Fur. 1 ti 4M ;•> I'riMrj Nr In .4 Fui.d . 17a«rk»rk' Ic-lilutr I'ltiui . Toaa.LIp IVltul ................ Citj X Village Fund., . l .rlieaU * .......... . Ke-l-n>|>Ilnu i ni:.l . 1 77.1 ul • 1 rl Ita. 1 1 ir.'i . !<•» Drain Sutil 71.-. Ill I.’.r. T. MllIHlvIl all' . . ■ ..... <5i>.ri . -7.onr.il i NnMiara* Italrrf ... ' tnoao ' ■ । . . I'l.OlJil <>■' lai Hair. ... . . . . 1.501 nr I full . Irl.rr.l • <>. llratlh I'nit ........... , T-Ianahil. Ituag .............. 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BEANS jCampbell’a, with Pork can CUT BEETS‘ No. 2 size can SAUERKRAUT No. 2 aixe can LIMA BEANS No. 1 size can KREMEL DESSERT WALDORF TOILET TISSUE 5c 5c Sc Sc APPLE SAUCE No. 2 »d tso l RAISINS 15 ox. Soodkaa pkg. 8 MACARONI Mb. pkg. 8 HOMINY No. 2K aim 8 CALO DOG FOOD 8 LA FRANCE POWDER ca« 8 .For IM... COCOA BORAX Quaker Maxi PEANUT BUTTER casauitM, rjucogl salaittsd th* Al GREAT 1-lb. con 10c 10-ox. pkg. 10c No. 2 RED CHERRIK Hb. jar 10c ATLANTIC & PACIFIC �HESSIAN LETTERS ADD C||DrD|/ 0(100' TO AMERICANA LORE dUlini dUlIJ LEGAL NOTICES DELTON. Mrs Wil! Seibel the first Thursday Min Maxint* Henton of Taylor lr* March. University. Ina. was home fui over Renders of cur Item: will please ’•*--------'----- ‘ .take notice that p change in dates . A full house* enjoyed the pageant. cf social functions in Delton ore be­ "Those Gay Nineties*' at the hall ing made in this week's itenu. The play. "Crooks for a Month." put r.n Friday night. by Delton Community Players will Quite a . number, of thc Inwller be Riven this wuk Friday and Sat­ children in.cur «elu>ote are having urday night*. February 24-25 in the rhe chicken pox. । Hull instead ut the following week Tlie W. F. M. S. meets with Mrs as advertised last week. Thc characKate Adrian.on Friday a/ternoon ' Letters. manscripLs, military re­ ports. m the handwriting of men whose actions macle history, were (Continued from page in /'* Library during the past year. .That tlx- Hi-Mian Troop; import-' >. cd by Fr.rimd during the Revblution must haw left important wntten material some where has long fi- been suspectcxi by historians. In '» 1P29 Just such a cache wa.-. found belonging to thc descendants of Thc Delton Glcreaub under tlie direction of Mra John Chamberlain, will sponsor it Melody Hilarity so.dal nt the schoolhouse-oi( ttahirdiiv nyrht. March 4 The program will beam at 7-30 o'clock and following that refreshments will be lervrti. The proceeds ore to be u.ed, to putclause music books for the chjb. Mrs, Bertha Bush entertained her niece. Mn. Leah Rroun, oltd ML*. Helen Riggs of Jackrun Saturday A good quality cl ige.is bring har­ vested around tlie lakes now. L*o Lcchleitnct s truck wen’ through jh-.* ice into tlie lake Tuesday while they were working on5 Wall lake. But with thc help of men and a wit-yk*.: it was' rescued and luckily' no cn» ut officers. and 42 unpublished manu’cript journals and diaries. war pdrcluuM.'d for the Library Hlstorf, Ians cf the birth di the 'United States may find tn them important. » it long delayed m w* on the Revolu"f tfon. . . £ Not less Interesting Is the group ,« of, 652 letters and documents writ1 ten by William Knox. ProvostMarshal from 1750 to 1762. and nil , Margaret Hartington; Jack York’ ----------Marty Copping. Arthur Kathryn —...... .......... Gwendolyn Banghart please their audience and tiny trust they wilj have a house full. There will be cjiecialtlea between-acts. Plan to come and advertise it all yoq can. Saturday night. March 4. the Delten Gkc Club's Melody Hilarity So­ cial should attract your attention And presence. The Delton L A. S. well meet with Rm and Mrs. L. D. Milos Wednes­ We arc glad to report Frederick day. March 1 fur dinner. Johnson as being much better, He is being cored for at thc home of NORTHEAST BARRY. hls grandparents, Mr. and Mra. Fred Mr. Aillr Kelley will entertain tin* Bunnell Udtes' Aid Society for dinner Feb. 23. a. good attendance Kalamazoo lust week caring fur Mra. . > । Harold ftiglund mid little babv. Mrs. Grace Faulkner spent 'last h week with friends In Grand Rapids. i Mrs. Elin Reynolds bpent thc fliat i of the week with her daughter. Mrs. i Fay Leonard, m Hnsttng.s. will take place at Kellogg school Thursday. Feb. 23. Miss Rosemary Smith, one of the Kellogg school faculty who has been for a week In a hospital at Yprilan'.i. k, making a/ Rood recovery.. during pointe Beatrice Dunning wen- .-.lioppl Kalamazoo Monday. Mrs. Ida Barnes of JviI.h spent a couple of dny.v-la*'. school tl»e everting of Saturday. Feb. 25. Those in the caste are. Ella Mae Stoddajfi. Marie Burdick. Louis But­ ler. Charles Hollman Maurice Ford. Swadling vi.ited Flint u couple of days last week. Tlic Home Literary cluh will meet nt the home ol Mrs. Lmu Sniffen Thursday. Feb 23. Mr;. Bertha Prouty will be. co-hosicw. Tin- pro­ gram. a play entitled "Smooth'Sail­ ing." will be Riven at the home of Amy WhlitCmore last u Mr atpl -Mra. EUR i Gull lake nnd Mra. jam daughter of Battle Creel been having a severe attack of the flu. is seme better this week. Pot lurk supper at P. T. A. this Friday night. .Mr. and Mrs. Byron Rowladtfr and children u( Grund Rapids spent Saturday and Sunday with her par­ ents, Mr. and*Mn. R. J. Williams. Building and Loan Associations Not Affected by Bank Holiday Wllliams spent Wednesday after­ noon with Mrs. Amble Mugridge cf Bert Palir.tr accompanied Miner tu Cawvpul_> -5ui<X>; io lu-lp H.tu uncle celebrate h:^«3rd birthday pectall ttnntly >*•# Mr. nnd Mrs. • Clarence Dineliart' and Mrs. Henry Smith of Ionia J called on Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith Friday evening and took Bild and Babe Smith home with them for a (tayi. Mrs. Jennie Brown formerly of tills locality, died at her son's home. Clyde Brown's at Lansing and was brought to Welcome Comers where only d ply to the Fuller cemetery Sunday. Timse who attended the funeral from away pital n portion and Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Brown of Grand Rapids nnd several front Lansing 1 Mra. Etta Bump with Mr. and I’uTri Mr8' L**15 J' **atu*w» wt’re *n Grand Rapids last week and Mr; 1.30 Bump remained to visit her four sis- Mlchlg Mlchig ANDRUS SERVICE ।guitar and singing and piano music: won the ladles' pmc. Jim Dibble । with hls erer-ready supply of songs carried home the men's prise. , i Wesley Benedict visited friends.in' | Lansing over the week end. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. NedJLan- JEFFERSON & PHONE 2240 for th closing eight d bllity o leglslat Bunday morning sparks from the chimney set fire to the porch roof of ■ the Ed Whitright house but with' ' the assistance of the nearest neigh-; bar the blaae wiy soon extinguished i Several good men in the neigh-; ' borhood joined in a wood bee for. , the benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Moore Mr. Moore Is past seventy years old 1 «ky hlg erythin That', Why "Whin It' EXIDE You Start" � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-03-01.pdf 231f55c98919530bf4d5c15df7478204 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR (ARD M. BOARD NEW Tllin pil|rT pl |CCQ NUMBER 44 PAGES 1 to 6 CltFCOUNCIL MET DEC SION IN GUN C0NSSgrmfatc. loan TRUST DEPOSIT > HYGIENE |“T““ ’O‘"D,!W uHuOlO ! Gomes From Morgantown,W. of Hastings City and Considered Routine Business, PLAN IS HELPFUL ■HI;| Va.—-Ha» Splendid Train­ OF THE DEPRESSION Salaries and Possible ; IE DRAIN CASE Funds Barry County Tied Up by CAPITAL NEWS ] A DENTK IN AND ABOUT THE LEGISLATIVE HALLS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MARCH 1, 1933 10 PAGES SANITARY-ENGINEER; I HlJ blllLI ON FRIDAY EVENING W.ti,®“* ™.n- TSDST °*!!?.0T ing R. F. C. Loan Tl, Eta» I,. I.,... BARRY HEALTH UNIT DO'"f arid “a Experience “J'"™” OVER WCOULAT10N FOL. JJJDGE McPBEK FINDS IN The city council met Friday night. ' MkB.-nirrr I. > bill on INO IT. SPONSORED BY |„f MorJmSwn v/viraw., wW LOWED BY DEFLATION I Tlie ty hinds both tied up In bunks, thc BE LOANED; SAFE, AVAIL­ iiio'[ Important matter up io: 'FAVOR OF BARRY CO. 'uta KELLOGG FOUNDATION | l^orai |to v, a-• AND HOARDING 1 consideration was whether, in view question of how to meet thclr qx-l -----~ -----------— ROAD COMM. ABLE AT ANY TIME !; cimcs tejih acidj’ proptMitlbn. Some • ot tlie tact that the city fund* are LVi tied up in local banks under thc , consideration has been given to DENTISTS SHOW A ;■ EVERY DOLLAR WITH; making a lean from the i-Vdera) BANKS HAVE EXTRA LA­ . :r.orafcrium Issued by the Governo: TEMPORARY RESTRAIN­ CO-OPERATIVE SPIRIT*£ DRAWN REDUCESXREDIT thi* city had b^ter attemy to make ING ORDER CONTINUED but no step* in that direction have BOR UNDER THIS PLAN a lean from tlie Federal Recotutruc- d-naw »» work, overover -------------------- actually been taken, it is to be ..JL*_ - «•_« — _» .. tu-» , r>: engineering . • nginacnng »wkincluding . including ----------tion Finance Carpoiatlon. The mat­ and the remain Ing half six montlt* County Nurses Toll of Diet, three year* a*‘ Sanitary Engineer Return to Prosperity Will ter was discussed and left with the Pipe Placed Across Highway hoped that the situation, may so ,-------------------------------------------- rlt.ar that nttvuny )Aat\ willwill K-. b> But the Limited Service 11 later. Tills b.)l ha* been put forth, anti Treatment Needed with the Monongalia County Health — — . clear itself that loan mayor, city clerk and Ute city at­ by Ezra Morehouse Was tu one of the "relief masurcs for, I Department. He is a member of Come Gradually Through : tomey to work out for tlie good of Helpful and a Real Ac­ unnecessary. Both the city, and the the people of Michigan . for Good Teeth I the American Public Health AwoStabilized Confidence county have ample funds tq mrct commodation the city. Cause of Complaint Automobile of --Michigan: and- ^.awwii. < elation. niiKiKiui American n.Lri Water nuiiLa Works zwAs. ____ ____ , .. . -— ... ---- owners - ------ ----------- What miu. the uir Kellogg r^ruvK* Foundation rvu.iuafcn.il hiiu Salaries tor the ensuing yey were rru.u«z *u. auuwe is that that-- of of atat­ HiirHiir the tin* state* <tnt» < last in»f fiscal year-thc Barry .. • ■ County' HealHi Unit—>| sociatlon. and American Society of. A common error i.> People, generally speaking, do not durhig ent situation that does hot help' also (Uscuved Tlie matter of limit* R McPn k dow „ ---— - -HU-.M.U n »cnT* lunu.u uown iun tributing the depression through ------- -— realize the labor that was put upon ending June 30. 1932. paid into tlie j width would not be in ex-. f*-' --<•Engineer*. ■—■- — He ...existence --------------------------------------------(Civil w1U begin hi*. *alarle* to be paid was referred d,.flMon ln the case of Ezra Mon - them. | which *e are passing to a tack of ‘on bank-, when they were directed to tn .b. -------------------,n ,n^t. state treasury $18.792.129.76 for li-lrejit ce;it for the Foundation- have beenj' been! work today, March I. . money in circulation. Thc fact is to the finance committee to investi­ r.pcn their door* again on Thursday, cense plate*. The ratio of collec­ doing for the children of the coun- ■-----------------------------------tiiat then- is more actual gold.silver, 1gate and report at the next meet­ .of Road Comnussloner*. tion so tor thLs year lias been way ty is not generally understood. The facts in the ccntrovcrr-y were j federal reserve and national bank ing of the council, which will be ■ below LI lot ol a year ago, says tl— Each bank wa-, compelled to take covered in the article in thc Ba:;! notes outstanding now than in 1928.. held on March 10 secretary of state's office. a fixed definite T*r cent 10 ap­ . when everything was going w swim- j1 Thc condition of thc guard rail. ner of December 2l. The case h.t-. ply from all its dtposils, savings and pointed out by sponsors of the easy- in maintaining health is performed! I on thc south side of Mill street east attracted considerable attention mingly. Izirgely two conditions;' commercial, and make it a trust payment bill as proof of the fact:.,, ,„- n.v-Ml. Yet , uiu.i.aiii, by vHie teeth. ordinarily uMivat-i little athave brought on the acute situation, jjof the Michigan Avenue bridge, was because it involved cer.tain questions de!X»it &o that thc owner* of it that automobile owners cannot now tention 1» paid to children's teeth, was voted that a new pertaining to tlie level of Gun lake. j First, tlw- ov< r-ispeculaiion from considered. ,7 run c.It _,7. ln------------could have it if they so wished. Then afford to I buy their llcenw plate*. Diet ha* much to do with goal ; 1924 to 1929 with the resulting drop>ua,d r“*,| put u" but tbut fee and instruction has Riven that IT n... the tec is w made Jiayabie .payable' ..teeth ha* been given' ----------\ -------------- ----SPEAKER T£LL8 COMMER- if uny depositor, having money in .. ... ’ r. Schmcman wmgivcn txrmls- hole, thi-^jilaintlff acqmr^ 1.. m. .... ■ of.... . ... in . two to" easy payment#u Ifit ..111 will fc.__.to keep j in ... the schoil* this county by .. the. THE REV. L. L. DEWEY '? !?tte ------------- CIAL CLUB S0ME 0F THT •hl? tout'fund, wishes to depodt isloii to place a sign over the side- |o about ninety acres----------ot hind lying actual cash, nr check* or drafts on automobile* on tin* road, thereby In urees of th.- Kellogg Foundation | PRESIDES AT LARGE ’ fro< ‘.nn^“? llrl "lk umra. For rm ra.ranra, ™ Immediately. north of the improved bringing more money Into the state's on the subject of proper det forPRESIDES AT LARGE gcxxl times. instance, uu „>«„■ slmre bank* outsidr* of Michigan, he in DEVELOPMENTS "KKtoral Matora ... uorth."■P'r vlbon at tto nt, ! gravel highway, running in an ' ^h t.ii. tgrowtag chffdren to'aK growH. TRIBUNAL 2? ."ofc .? “ * C permit&d* to do that and these are • itjin.lv CMU1 at ±V.-SS? tl,.. tv,,. I, I, .. .to... I i easterly anti westerly direction It U u intereiting mterr.Unt to note In In this thia -.md -and keeping keeMItk aa Rood toed »el tot of ot teeth. t«th.| -----------. | added to tlie trust fund. Then thia It to note ----------ucrcwi the muck land-., at what may TCI Cl/KIf)M lAJII I be purchased tor about $12 00 To; trust depodt can be checked on and connection that Ih„ the annual annual report arnCTttily-'speaking. milk asul vegr- qpwcp*i qppr|A| MUMPtiM lhat bo termed 1L1 the northerly end ot 'CLEVIOIURIWILL I come nearer home, the Reo* Motor1 the bank will pay thc checks in of Auditor General Fuller made to table,-, play an important part in OtYCnHL orCUIRL Gun M'uish." Tids highway crass­ ~ -• ■ SOON BE COMMON full . Governor Chase Osborn for thc fis­ furnishing the lime and other ele­ BADGES PRESENTED ! cs Gun river about fifty fret south cal year ending June 30. 1912. show­ ments needed for good teeth. Tlie of Gun river dam. it is th: :z~ Crime Will Be Fought and really- two fl-Gups—one which haa ~ Now the market price is around the ton. ed the entire income of tlie state teeth must be kept clean also. An­ ,,,, , 12.00 per snare, share. one One could go down: tintion of Mr. Morehouse thirt. not tlie same assets as it had when from all sources to be S14.1B0.4B9.- other important .thing Is to have a Winston Sheffield Gets Silver »z.uo War Will Be Waged -long after 4w' acquired title'to the ■ through thc entire : the bank holiday was declared on 57. '** “ ““ “list, ** showing the diet that will compel children to Palm—William Fox Re- isame t.,, ‘“nd. he came to the office of the relative dccllm.v New York1 February 13. let* the five jx-r. cent From these figures it b. seen that chew their food properly. With thc Radio ttrives Handicraft Book MAIN ADDRESS GIVEN BY; Barry County road commission and •Central stock once sold as high as taken from the deposit* and put in Michigan automobile owners last Since the school ojicncd last fall Volkenant. radio en- ' ^"fire'^ talked with Eli Lindsey and‘ Charles ‘ ‘ to Gordon W. Vlte'sSrkTrwuSlgtoii ™t, Xr.S£S Ninety-two j,«-ards and advance­ 1200 a share. It is now qu<Xqp al $17, a trust fund: and another holding M. L. NOON. STATE year |>uld the state over $4,600,000 the County ., rau>. Unit ha* been Health i Robertson; that, he explained to! --------------- <B more for their license plates than conducting dental clinic* in .... ments were made to scouts repre­ or $18 a share These bin rompan. Company, manufacturers of Sparton "J"' PRESIDENT them his wish to drain the land acown substantially the sante prop-1 the '^P041'0™ ma> a,ld to the thc Mate government collected from; health rooms *r the Woodland and senting mpe troops in the county les |quirtd and that in doing so no one radios, uxs the speaker al the Com- M"L same. uli sources 'in 19)2. j Middleville consolidated school*. at the February Court of Honor crtles now that they did in 1928;1 tnercial Cfub yesterday noon. He ! l would be affected except. Wniseff thc values have shrunk. They IMPnRTQ ACCFPT The segregation of the depart.....w u... uvtu w The me clinics are me ... , al. the — court —, ’ house here las'. . but Auto ..n.ir-.u owners >tun. been num* asking to the same a. a* inrj&e thaw: held interesting talk. ---------Naturally ancb-wK?. auM-«>ir. Mrs. «>s. Morehouse aiunuutat owned ukucu uu gave ; -an —, --------- • ------—• ' ment'. reouires the aectnm(« tn he have both the license tag fee a* held last year—two clinics cacht ^"cday evenln<- Tl* L were never worth thc high price ll*irun । 0 Hrrcu 1 COMMODITY VALUES SuchT ।" oX.d'Tu-e ’read “ ,hat “ well a* the gn* tax cut in half. One week In charge of Barry county den-1 presided assisted by fifteen asked tor them In 1928. They are! side of the highway. It was further *nlc1’ ' ’ •' connected, at the .read check.Up OI1 each the old and the meinbersqf the legislature )»inted tirt*. (scoutmasters and leaders. Dr. C. E- now depreved far below actual val-| contention of Mr. Morehouse that ul“ch new “ Captain very------ ine set-up Sparks, may bea made. out that the'cosy-payment plan forf Children arc transported by the! .Hyalt “c,ted ns;Ck-rfc , , , / ihxsbcen reduced ■ B . Recent Drop in Butterfat and ,the 11C m< .nitK.rfi of rc“ «>ou5 who members of ll)t the. mad road commlsconunte- !! ag !ou5_.man. nia’? ,.* ho tuc* tur* mart mQM. of °r ‘ But thL?^ is’^rily^a itrmli part of license plates might possibly, have county Health Unit nurse*- or local • a,!d ,eadcrs , re-1 Second, another cause of thc de-! Egg Prices Due to Maniphnc happened so tar One can been advanced for the purpose of health • committees from rural !^lvcd »Pe®*a> award* in recognition -----------------------------------------. n ~ .“-y ’ ---------------------------r ’I uiktion or Market ' -ion present gave him permission to t,H' Profits of the company, above SX»"& forestalling a bill which is In prepa- school* to the health room* men- !?r, “T^Lac«e'*’neP.1'. 'ah of cadi tank n.Z illation of Market rjr rent° CMl °nC hu,,drcdi JIS". 2dol’te l/’u^'w ' «|vcn by lh“ KeUoiS'* Foundation hoarding of thc money. In 1927 The Barry County Fann Bureau it will alw> be recalled that .... ■ ••■“S *lt bl knnwn fhnt Certain prninc1 rei>£ !* * ,W lor a hand-carved totem i»le of Wwrc xubstantially $4,000.000,-! Diet nt the Goodwill church for un , Lindsey mid Mr. Robertson contend interested to road bulfdlni and ^thte miram Martid in!»«!*««■ workmaShlp. L. R Beeler. 000 •ct“a* ca>h ‘n bonk* but the d“>' meeting on Friday. February that their permission to place the that Mr Spark, often spoke of the *, rtate tanSS autoSdea foJ trii. HnJ ,’,art'd ,dScoutmaster of Trooo 65 Middleville “ctual deposits of thc banks were 124- During the morning re.wlon the, pipe across the highway wa* given ^^ntafn\\telp^ent“i?ccmM' fee a* Tiui hdpdredaandt'flftjr-Jdxnc:hli'dre<t> rrce'vt’d “n African’ iteliI ,ciL ‘hen over $M.(X»W0. That was be-1 organization endorsed and voted to subject to certain condition',, the ■ Continued on page two) Wj a* tile thLre'cent ms tax hare beTn examined bv dtnitete Md “»** llfe “»»"« embl, m an,i P‘«- C*““S normaW “bout 93 per cent of present resolu tons to out state leg-(principal of which was the fact tiiat pany's cnpinccrs realize that theie nrct cent gas tax. ("‘’J' ^ ,rdRobert Rugg and Edward Lynd of;our deposit? arc made with checks,< Mature favoring w vera .b;l!.«.w w he uuh.d to drain only x unall is a lot of hard work and planning ■ , , , • — - A.n n,. o._ jjj ui int'M* nave. -rcceivea ireai- ; MiddleviUe received Eagle Scou';drn,‘s' certificotek. of deposits andjund?r eonslderntion at Lansing.larcn. not exceeding an acre or two. connected with it also. i TRAMP! TRAMP! TRAMP! T.ivinra n.n 10 . U«ln, trn... ircm .t..v day tn u> day on U«- ■ sra The speaker mentioned Jhe de­ awards. Troop 76 of Carlton Center • °‘ber forms of credit that in nor-! Some of the bills endorsed arc (and that In thc event any trouble h"»k.,r |»yrl».x ,,ro,id.d by no-„,a ,M „mw. THEY WENT MARCHING the Joseph MeKntghl cup for ,nal “me* are equivalent to cash. House Bill No. I—The Budget ;aro>e apd the commission wifhed velopment nt radios in )»llcc work .tain for their Mrvicea. aa th. rr.nildrci, have had their teeth won . ----------the highest 'percentage of Thus every dollar of actual money! Economics Act—which d«s away! him to remove the-pipe that Tu« and said that, in the n-t distant' ■“ ‘ ,h' ■*•"“"« "■I'tauoit II. by ah.mt.La TN. work ha. .having 1" VU.U uu w. futtrfe. there would be broadcasting Recital of What Happened to 1 promotions from the rank of ten' ^Poshed by'the people In banks । with any building program unless would do so. Mlchlsarc ol th.- lilt. b.„ uonc dona wiuwuv wlUvtui emerge eharr- co to inc the ,Inliirp ,...... — , member, ------ : oL--n drtfoot 001 to second eixss clkss. , ; was increased by «> $14 more mme than imn ‘ he .-,tate lias the money ._.!•! The to finance! pipe was '«w. located across . the police stations in most cltlc.s and•• nt*prl tm InnMtr tw. Ir.lH hv ...... .... ..... ..... ... dr nuitr "mi no lonnt to told by .to cMMnn and u ml by the W. Three Fellows When the 1—le highest . . . yet given-by . . ai!cxUud —tola, art ln the forn’ of checks, — J I. _ drafts • *-he Hi. I.building ., 11HI.... At. 1 till. 1.1 1,1award on hand; also thc bud-,highway some time during the tlial every policeman would have a tolto tod. homo, ot the todouttoto K. KclkOT roumUHon. Gas Tank Went Dry or to toonoNk uttollon ttot proTl» nulto port or Ito Hd.lt" na«ry county court of honor" was “nd o,hcr credits. The banks' de-'Ret must lay on Hie desks in its month of September or October of pocket receiver with a telephone so; ”“• <«*• '•'It "•'• Un" drnial pntotom. l.o.mr, U given to Winston Sheffield. Tills was' p051t-‘‘ Wvr'’ lo»«cd On notes, mart- AP"* f°nn before adoption to give 1932. Soon theredfter complaint was that he could communicate direct-। The Banner wasn't supposed to silver nalm for his Eagle Scout ‘Continued on page three» members a chance to study it.'made to, the county road comnus- b' will) his .superior*, hear anything about this, but in the wltto.-di o rapidly ototolto .ill- ..durallbtol. Tbrt. orojl« lull urn. a badge arid repiescnts the highest --------------- ***--------------- (Other items are found in thc bill %|On by thc owners of property upThe development of long distance, wee. early hours last Wednesday Ibdo on ill. p.rt ol IrabUlora ra- „a Mn ,lm. goal in merit badge work that THE DEAD LINE FIXED *Wch ,he Purm ^ureau organlza- rn th.- shores of Gun wonderful, v,— lake Certain transmUdon has been -------------morning three tired, woe-begone ixd.lly .n™,« Ito nrwoy mdntora. ,mow 0Ih„ AT CIY n’PI nrir □ m V°5!?'' j conferences then took place between He stated that while lie wa* in Bcr- looking individuals slowly trudged ■nir old Umrr. .!"> «.to to-rf«l. htaS1„ Kub|rau Ito taper- scouta ran achieve. Winston has 26 AT gy SIX nnnpv O'CLOCK □P. m M.i “ <«•:< ......member; —----------------------------------- ---------- — --------Sparks, ------- ------| the of the road commis- an not long ago.■ — Captain uieir way into Hastings, », and «, with st IS ‘"T* "S' "'S' * *" J™. ,n »' “r|x rmi'M total merit .badge* and three Sliver Palm| ----------- fcqme-Safes ------------------ Tux — — Bill was — brought sK>n ;»n and Mr. Morehouse, the former > ‘th' hcn ,n '■» a fast train lr“ln going to hts hLs cvcry cwry step up a 1Ul,n{ nm.-ew s . I . , 5, .Th'r "“■* '“khwi™-. tto cortodlon or d.nul badge*. tn him ih»v talked »«h with him. the .> i'"' wWch„'thr te organization owMon did mo not notI. mdi.-atino w i,i,„ that u, c, ,„t«i>d- Florida ■l-no. honu*. bon.-. ulSrd Uanuulon. Uut Uuy .nV lun Scoutmasters and leaders who as-, No School Activities or Uso'jfavor JSSff 1! T"'','' J.,- ,h," to-TU and tto Wtotaty or proper all nt at this time. lune. The »uc Farm r»ini;^. w remove the pipe. Mr. More- -speaker, r-___ • while he was — —. that much, closer to town and a , . .... u301 favor at all <4 no Mtting in — htv stated the Rev. Dewey were: 1 ttantly increasing inability of pco-. fLOd 01 SCuOOl Auditorium iRureau ft-cl* the Blate should stick ! Imirc tlu.» hotel nx»n In tlu» flormon eattil.il ii good, soft_ I Bureau feels state stick house tlwn employed attorney Arhotel room tlie German capital, bed. 8. R. Wurtz. Niuhville, Tioop 77; j pic to pay taxc-i. licenses and fees.: ‘< g __________ to tlie present taxes available, in-j chic McDonald of this city to file a On bis return home he stated that., It seenu that on Tuesday evening Jumes L. Rugg. Middleville, Troop Unless Paid For eluding the $15.00 on.a thousand. 1 bill of complaint, os plaintiff, in tlie from his berth on Hie steamship;i Dr. Kinde. Dr. Lockwood and Rob­ ENGINEER .RAKOWSKY 85: Seth I. Zej^r, Nashville. Troop and trim expenses to meet thia. | circuit court of this county, asking Olympic, he frequently talked with ert Cook drove over to Battle Creek Thnv feel ItIt can Iw. m,.-. or nt m.J that ............. . ,be ....... ' «‘t... t._v._.. For HIGHLY COMMENDED They be M done, at 1.least an''injunction issued rehe t,. home office ... hi Jackson. in the latter's car to attend a Boy it has not as yet demonstrated that —..—j----------------some time it ha* been itosslble for!i Scout meeting.- When nearing jlw (Continued on page .. three) for the legislature in Lansing to give Qave Interesting Pnner Be. — —jino Kuon vo economize. io save it can't, and will not favor any new i men in airships to communicate di-1 F>xid City. Bob observed that the some consideration to tlie plight of e iniereaunB raper co- 1?' Sheffield. Hastings, every dollar passible it ho* own uc- taxes of uny kind until such time iiectly with their homes by radio.: ivernntcut.j fore Recent Meet of Road -thooe who fcupiwrt thi^mv.r;^;.".. j (-s’’ tNIrX Middevni^' cl<R’tl tbut !herc **' n" evcniiu; as it has been demonstrated that GORDON WHEELER ADThis will beoiturreasingly perfected.: said: "FWlows, remind me about thc army of Job liolde.rsrfnstitutlods .' re--TL ^eRr' Mlddkyilk., opening of any room in uny part ot the state cannot run Wilhoit-other Men in Ann Arbor DRESSES ROTARIANS Plctur<-S “rc already wnt by radio. getting some gasoline before we and other public subsidized agencies. > Trmm 72 5R WW«Klin«' H‘8h "r Central «hOOi sources of revenue. s----------At the present time he declared start back, were nearly out." ...v grave faces .»vra of u! Biuivwa The senators iuicii and! "The Michigan Roads and Air- PaTk 1?’ Ward P1S’ wSd®' bu,W,n«- deluding the library. Six It was voted to support House Bill Emphatically States There >*'»“ ‘he Germans are the leading Arriving al their destination, they houte members, thc utter lack ofr foru" qf hVbruary 23 comes io hand «.^r 1 2eloc‘t. u p ¥ »? thc atoolu,<; dead acaa jI no No.. 32— «-_7 «*• w me uosoiuie —which proposes to limit the ... „ jsctentlBts ot the world, while Eng-1 frivolity about legislative chambers'u,,h an “count of the recent meel- T-nn,. -A. H H'Lh^’tSr ’r'111*' No •M‘h<wl organization nor (activities and expenditures of the Arc No Short Cits to Suc- land has tho greatest engineers. But enjoyed a pleasant evening; saenjoyable in fact tiiat the empty nrid thc ciigcrncss to do something: lI,K °r slatc highway engineers and “ “ W olhcr * 1U h® l*n«>tted to use Slate Department of Public Instrucce83 __ Rovs Were Guests in fifty years he believed that gas tank was entirely forgotten. Be­ that will bring tome sort of relief rcad commissioners at Ann Arbor, t™. ““ C",t"! “h<kJ i^iwnum. wi- tta .nd requlremtnu It m.y Im„ America would lead the world in fore arriving at Dowling, Bob hap­ to the state indicates pretty well' Mention Is made in that ls*ue of S«»nd Ctass-Paul Bates. Troop le4s thc full t , u Id just j । districts in some inof Grand Rap- both fields. in­ ; . Gordon Wheeler, pened to look at the gas gauge and 72: Arthur Beaman, Beaman. Troop Troon 71; 71: How- i. ___.,>.. ___ to v........ pose on local . districts in some ••• Hie change since January 4th. Then a PaI*r before thc gathering 72; wo m ’.h-v*"— Ids, a member nr of nn» one nt of th.. the Uodino leading it would have be for an outside stances such as mall boxes for Th^re has been a great develop ­ ~ —-------------what he saw wasn't* very pleasant tlie demand among the newly elect- bX County Engineer J.-O. Rakowsky ard Daniels, Robert Henney and *n^a schools, state records to schools, taw firms there, was the speaker at,,ment ot television, but so far it has for tlie little float registered ed legislators#ras for jobs—Jobs for of thu clt? 00 the ’°Plc ’The Ap- S* w. VSmnUw • 7<1- cl^>ton The only organization that will be state athletic and music supervls- the Rotary luncheon Monday noon. inot been reduced V* “ basis where frlcnds back home who wanted to;pIlcatlon of the . McNitt-Holbeck' .E^?<L,Jon“ Pcnnitted to use any part of the ors. requirements of teachers' in­ Each Rbtarian had as his guest a j u television could be afforded in the • zero!" At Dowling the gas station* get on the public payroll. i Smith Law." This account states aI1pi °^rharn‘ n school building after, six o'clock will stitutes and other non-essential lo­ student from thc High teliool. Tlie average home. That tlnic is rapidly were dosed, houses were ail dark, Not much talk about jobs these ithnt Mr- Rakowaky's paper was largely for these!nearing, however. Tliere are so thc good people of the town were Eaton and Duthe,Pz T. A. But thc P. T. .A. cal school expenses now forced by address was days. But there Is plenty' of talk, carefully prepared and that lie dc- ane Millen Troop 71; Laurence meetlnga wlU not be held in the young men. Mr Wlieeler directed !many thing* that can interfere with oil in bed; and evidently satisfied ti> department remain there in spite of Iwm toot-. about bunking, taxes and economy, wrlbcd tlie plan* adopted In Barry Hecker. Troop 77; Lloyd Peterson audltorlum. but in one of the claas- ’ tins ( Other bills before the House at his remarks to thc "Folly of Short:(it tiiat television over long dlsete. * . ----------- (county on the township roads tak­ 2^J*ynoldi "X”™- wb*re thc expense will be this time dealing with economy Cuts to Success." He began by stat- | Line'* Is not yet practicable. Tele­ IngSos, halloas, lhey started on hopefully.any A* Indicated tn the M. P. A. Jegis- en over In 1932. Tlie system adopted Harold Cole. Troop 72. very much less. measures were supiiorted by the or­ ing that there were magazine ad-!1 vision is not new. haring been first minute expecting to hear that final lallve letter three weeks ago. the' here of cohtructlng for tlie nuilntevertLM'ments now, blazing forth the discovered In 1880. The «|>eakcr'pre­ ^Sr',ATn?>P TJ'" teacher* were paid 25 per ganization. i"mlsa'’ that betokens an empty gas­ taxatlon committees of both the- nance and improvement of township 79; Gordon Crothers. Troop 74; Joe (1j thclr 5^.. due Uie laat of The main address of the after­ fact that with twenty lessons one dicted that, in a comparatively few oline tank. But by "coasting'' and hou«c and scnate'have now demand-; road* in this county ha* attracted 71 and Orwlni February. They are paid twice a noon session was given by Mr. M. could become a finished piano play­ (years, it would be possible for a doing everything to save gas. the cd an additional forty j>er cent cut; ttw notice of many engineers in the Buskirk. Troop 72. month. L. Noon, president of Michigan er! Another avers that with twenty 1 jierson sitting in his Michigan home car negotiated McOmber hill and in state expenses before bringing state, as it 1* regarded a* an experlessons one can become a good writ ­ State Farm Bureau. Mr Noon's As everybody who is acquainted on a cold winter day to watch a base-' forth any new tax raising bills. Not imenl of much value. Mr. Rakow- Troop 73; Ward PlMts, TYoop 79. 'with our local school situation un­ address was very Interesting and er of short stones. Another tells ।jball game being jilayed in tire city i the town-line hill. Hopes were run... u _ <ky stated tllat tllc plftn |uld only docs .u_ the forty per cent cut ap■ , Havana, and to get views ofthe,;(nlng high that even the city might Eagle Scout Robert Rugg and derstand*. Superintendent VanBus- .vigorous. _.He said he would give how a singer can become a modern’jof 4x- reached—but no such luck! ply to slate departments, but com­ successfully. His paper caused con­ EtL^,rtr< Tj^p M' hc klr,t lx * careful business executive she same talk that he gave over ten wlroe^h^ hi^r? tropic*! Mlrinf of that iriSliD^ About a quarter of a mile south of mittee members xay every cduca- siderable discussion and received SHrer Palm—Winston Sheffield. who thc lmporUnw and ne. years ago to the organization in long of ...tlie screen tlonal Institution, prison.and hos­ out-spoken commendation. The against the folly of expecting that Iiore . " ‘ltc. best ]k. ,,1 the Star schoolhouse thc engine Barry county. ^. n.a^-A.i^.i °f keeping -chool expenses ?™ “ « C “ ' a a 1 ^L “ 51 “ SI &h S. “ r r™ rilo ta.S 'went dead. Even nt that late hour pital must cut Us expenses in pro­ Michigan Roads and Airport* will Bad8“~AlRfnBl IBt the ,0WMt possible limit. The Mr. Noon has long, been a friend portion. an occasional car . went by, ahd publish Mr. Rakowsky's address In Wm. Fox and Lj-nn Perry. Troop 73. j8Chool board i* In thorough symLta Tlie Umc la coming, said thewpeak- attempts were made to get a lilt. and leader in Michigan farm circles. 1 inJir bJ^ta^rina anv full in it* Issue of March 10. . Athletlcs, Joe Thompson, Troop 71; , pathy with that position. ?« wnVk’h.M Inri 1 er- w,wn It¥ tW0 <* t,lre” d“>'s al1 pauiy wiiu uiac poaiuon. Because of Ills out-and-out opposi ­ While state officials and depart— ---- ——......... That llM,k |juua>tBL<uu publication ui 1* quilO qliitb ngtll right Ul in irVintiniwn I Tlie school board .. , ............ . (Continued nn on ruin, page twril two) h.m k i^H^ t«°m«k h .V«tJUSL <nd llw tt<irM or a w,ck can ** areou ’ I is responsible — U-nt honrtu nr — flon.lnAnt ’ tion to certain existing conditions went heads arc figuring out cut* stating that the manner In which after midnight? Well the cars they I for the action which reduced school he has never been given a chance «h» P>W«)d, and hl only a few houra of tried to hall did ju»t what everyon* that must be made, as the result construction work was done on the MAKING FINE RECORD. uu, per cent in 1931. 13 in politics. He was the choice of rhe speaker next told how. m the r ri-vintiniuvi nn nnan | expenses .four of the mandate of these two com- KM miles of township highways tak‘Oontlnued^on page *ix> , else does in these days of banditry— Many in this city will remember per,cent in 1932 and can be relied the Michigan farmers for Commis­ world of sports and business, men mittees. banking legislation that en over in 1932 by our county road Robert the drivers just "stepped on if and nhert b nDt son nf M n pan. thcm t0 whatever limit sioner of Agriculture for Michigan hacj attempted to short cut to sueE. u«.ii Hastings, of u Mrs. C.',on .. «•<»». n nAY will in some measure protect at commission has attracted atate-wlde W. Mixer, who lived here for several MKSIONS the situation may require in 1933. in the present administration, but ccsa by taking devious methods of ''*«* hour. Farm house* were all dark. B P°rtl0» of the saving* of attention. Many highway engineer* and attended school here alsq. mrat* tovariabte^uch6T!w annual Worlds Day of Pray- w Lire three'piled out and began Ute was not appointed. M chlgan people i* under consider-. have visited this county, driven over years NOTICE. For many years Robert has been a »*,d at «‘ek homeward. Mr. Noon does not mince words in S We taUure emD£*££ the " for MUe,ons ”» nt.l2,n un. ;,he roads {taken over and have resident of 8t. Joseph. Missouri, This Is to inform tlie public that u2t hc!e are to EmmanueI Episcopal church on FriTo-a peraon accustomed to walkpie bank calamity brought upon highly codimended the work done where he lias greatly prospered. He the partnership of McCall Bros.. expressing-his disapproval of the Chicago Board of Trade dealing in lu™ it ran Smv br won bTta?! dl‘y March 3' at ‘ 30 octock- This mg. four or five inlte* ta t much, Michigan over nighf lias apparently under the direction of Mr. Rakow- is president and director of the cleaners ■ and tailors. 207 80. Jeffer­ fanners' commodities, making mil­ mmrv tatearitv \o^nd tanking >,u a unten ?1“htrln« °r ■» ,he A fellow will eren/Cha*o Klttte golf put a stop to all talk of chalp or «ky. The state highway department Buchanan Elevator Company of son . St.. Hastings, has been dissolved branch banking in Michigan. The sent an inspector to look over this that city. He is also president of and I- have become exclusive owner lions in this field annually, adding JSTtaySgX gan^Slare *nr missionary .octeUe. of the city, rep- ball up hill xnrf down, through the .expense of operation to the Mr Wl^lcr l^tak-^ ^ne no- "tentative* pt each organuatton talxm and gulicys, walk fire mite, ‘ *“ t,M? Guardian group wort. He said at that time: "Barry thc 8t. Joseph Chamber of Com- of ■ the business, although the name price of this article to the consum­ table who^ h^d tXn baring a place on the program. The during the procra* and think noUtof banks spreading across the state county has come thc nearest to nieroe. He was recently elected of ■ the firm remains tlie same. I er. He objects to their manipula­ Innnob rotheme u ' E0110* T**? ~ °M‘- There M-ems to be . lot of that found It necessary to appeal earning out the letter and the president of the Union Terminal shill . be pleased to welcome dU my tion of the prices of farm oommodi thJlnterccMton for the leaders of the refreshment and relaxutmn when JhC a!d Jha‘. rc#ul,‘d *n spirit of the McNttt law of any Company, an important business former customers HP.. nf’.iSSL te’JIttM the ’■"hureh. ‘be nation, the missionaries a fellow can unload his real "feel(Continued on page three) closing 530 banks in thc state for county In Michigan." enterprise of 8L Joseph. Robert* — Adv. Alfred O. McCall. I “nd intenwixiraU rotation, will Ings ' unr.nl a little wtitlte ' piU“ eight days has made the legislature' ----friend* here are pleased to hear of M^ehSdUw>t1«roecSMrtodwIn **' ghen AU wh0 are lnU"rc8t*d “‘at ha* gone aatray. Bui when you MAKING GOOD PROGRESS. NEW LIBRARY HOURS. a bit shy of branch banking legis-! INITIATION MEETING. he I* making In the latlon. I Beginning Monday. Feb. 27. hours the fine record ^irome to-atte.^ ■ Wrjht omand walk Lmr Those interested in the success of WV-.U H«t‘ng* Chapter No. 7. O E. 8. world and uw the »«««» success M»< lhat j for the main library will be as fol- business the Hastings Symphony Orcliestra ha* come to him in the city of at. **» • »pcclal initiation rervicc iK^lngto'the’rSw ttU° ”IS FIRST WEDto.' that'* an entirely dlrtcn-nl malTlie appearance of one or two low*: feel much encouraged over the in ­ •----- •(Tuesday evening. March fl. with a bill* dealing with insurance matters Monday-Friday. 9:00 to 11:45'A. ‘ I n,r *° CEREMONY, ter! Evwy mile grew more and mure terest shown in the same by the 0:30 dinner. Tlie Past Matrons and has brought forth the Information M.. 1.'■00-6.00 P. M. Library will NOT *m.' Tlie first wedding ceremony by tedlou*. tedious. Il became more »nd and nmr« more Patrons of the local---------------------chapter, the sixty or more persons who make taK tatou MORE CLOTHING NEEDED. -----------------------------------to K , Judge Stuart 8“"r' Clement C1'n”“‘ took *“* place p'“* «•»'«»', o "pick -Urt-™ that there is a very strong possl- .bc open al all on Satuniay* or any of an effort to ’em ».«« up and jail Have you any clothing that you officer* and members of Battle up ite membership. They ore Elect­ bllity of plenty of drastic Insurance evening. I Thursday afternoon, when he per'em down." Long before the city wm can contribute to tlie Welfare Clear-, Creek chapter and all other chnp- ing regularly for practice, under the legislation before the present sea-1 Hour* for thc Second Ward Ing House? .They are greatly in ters of the county will be guests, Instruction and leadership of Mr. A. young men who heard it, but also'i formed the rites which made Homer readied thc trio was all jwtMod out. sion of H»e legislature I* over. Fire'branch will be Monday. Wednesday need of more clothing and will ap- Good attendance of local members A. Bifemo of Grand Rapids, who Is by thc Rotarians. C Bartlett and Mrs. Mary A. Henry, Visions of nice reft feather b>.d» premiums have remained and Friday. 2.00 to 5:00 P. M. of Hickory Corners; man and wife, floated before their troubled vision. their director. 77ic members appre­ iweciate any donations you may. 1* deaired. PAID 25 PER CENT. a.HI?' ", *• f°ln“'1 001 wbu' J'*n utrarita. ciate thc fine service of Mr. Bifemo make. Please call Mrs. D. D. Wai------------------- --------------------The county's share of tlie five per Mr. and Mrs. George Rockwell of But eventually they reached f erything else ha* gone down. No-------------- <s> ___ । EXTENDED THE TIME. and realise that it is an opportunity cent of its deposit* in banks was not, Hickory Cormrs were the witnesres. footsore and weary, and Del ton. 2218. if you have such articles merous complaints over settlements1 THOKNAPPl^ GARDEN CLUB, for distribution. ; The Michigan House of Represen- for them. sufficient to cover it* outstanding of losses and other practice* of com-! Tlie next meeting of- the ThomNOTICE. to overlook so st; ---------------- < w » . ,uuivo* tatives on on iwonoay Monday pussci passed aa reoom reoolu­ checks and payroll. However, the pante* Is said to be the basis of apple Garden Club will be on Announcement b made that both gas tank. Of « NOTICE. 1 tion extending the time for obtalnAN/NOL’NCEMENT. offeers did the best they oould with considerable proponed legislation Thursday afternoon. March I. in The annual meeting of the Has-' Ing autonrebUe license plates till I am a candidate for nomination the money available, distributing It of the Hasting* banks will honor all other intereating along Insurance Une*. 1 the community room tn the Natlon- tings Rural Fire Association will be I Wednesday. March 15. Thc senate for Clfy clerk at the Republican on checks for veteran*' compensation, ed with their a 25 per cent basis. . - -------- al bunk building. The subject willheld at the Hastings City Hall on promptly passed it Tuesday and it is city caucus on Tuesday evening. disability allowances, pensions, eto. march, and proi The senate has at last seen fit to be "Hotbeds. Annual* and Vegetable Saturday, March 11. at 2 P. M. 1 now a law. Automobile owner* thus March 14. 1933. You* support will as there government check* are three fellow wlU MIXED DANCE. give recognition to- the splendid Garden*." An Interesting program is Everett Swegles. Sec.-Ttea*. , havo an additional fifteen day* in be appreciated. Friday night. March 3. at Clear drawn/on bank* in WMhlngtoo. D.,full detail* U jw (Continued on page seven, port 3) being prepared. C. |or ask them abw —Adv. 2 wk*. I which to secure their license plate*. —Adv. lake Frank Herrington—Adv. Sterling Rogers. 1 MI EMS JUST IM OF OS SCOUTS GET AWARDS i AT COURT OF HONOR DOUSED BILLS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH |. 193.1 PAGE TWO _ M|S11[LpFUL SmEETIWDS ' JITCOIJRTOFHONDB WOMEN'S CLUB • The postponed meeting ct the ,, w,, ........ Home Department lurid Friday r~— ...... ' -------------- -tetnoon featuring • American I’ (Oontlnued from page, one) " **' m»truciiV0 and' Loolic Hauer. Troop 79; Edwa Lynd. Troop «'>: Wait! Plan :ts made cl plusUc Troop 79. Autotncbiluu: Andy Ban fin- However. >n Troop 75; Howard Bc1.mii ‘ ’ ! Bookbinding. Lynn Pern rrof tiling. «-!c ;O*rl Brown. Troop 77. Oarroll Brodbeefc. Trc. ' Ing. Bernard Williams. f!Anle a' Reid iBcrtultnii t, 11’ tli'.uo Vr.„ Ejnl* Adcock. Troop 7i; U Jbcck. Troop 79 ’ ’ Gordon CrotluT j Brown, troop 37. .. [■ton SJirffiild, Twv lout. and Buiitiinf j‘Winston Sfw/lK-kl. 1 Ijmaiwhip. Jean Encl |;Joc T7ionu>oa | 'Steven Joiniwu C Eaton. Troop s.Troop 7> Hund »,Troop 79. Kent Brumm. Troop livcy • Burges • ■ g;t*T>. Trvxip 7J Brumm. TT«x>p 77 Pkithftmiing. Andy •.'Dtfm. Troop Canoll Brodtiecl f Bawi. TriMp _____ ___ e Win Eddy and Ward Plain ■t.79. Feuotuil Health, fi lum-.. Troop "«• K" lie A Held. J.iBrumm. Ityon Wl TRUST DEPOSIT iChnnntiid Tiorxi page onej^. .“ *hat the c qu.Miotu li* -tate tank.ot had the opufifig front the department on STATE PRESIDENT AT n t h rnnwrsiTinn un wcanesoiy nigm oeorge o . C. T. U. CONVENTION !>vn. of Nashville, dlad at hb home W LOCALNEWS County Gathering Held Presbyterian Church Tuesday, iuvbuuj, Pel}. 21 , Magician Is Needed to Select Bunday. Lyle Wilcox of Battle ;Creek risMed hte poitnu here Friday. Meadamu Allie Wood and Dora Johnson were in Kalamazoo Friday Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bonnett of Shelbyville moved to the Flower term Monday. arc t“ M . Wlntn-v •. talks through.*. ■ ■ , ’ ■ j . ■ ■ lalplul too..' Viu t> traininij in v.intc magic u Hm only who is qualified to consist? elect herd Mrca winch will mntain tin- herd average af "r milk production. Many Varieties Will Be Crop I Loss If Planted for Grain in on Sat; Average Season in Mich. ;Sunday nfirln uu- aarlre.-.She Lnttslng.-Michlgab^ farmers I-undametital L-sue, who'an- planning to culfthe ex­ ! in-use of buying cottcchtratcs by th • ; li'H- of soy beaus should vhr-ck with 'the farm crops department at Mich■ iirah Sialq College before planting ■any v,.rwiiw whose worth is :wt [known to the grower. u,,tf Many varieties of thc soys will' mature a protltubk* yruiu crop oukl ;:l iju.„ state. piantiH'-s in previous •U' hni- bcli.iv in ’<! to Mancini nr Ito THRE Wl OBITUARY. William A. •Matthews wax born in St. Joe county. Indiahu. on Oct i•days ol' June. 1M1. Mr Dean saw Mu, UUui Mote has been cuneach suiyv-cdiiig .ncreaie of 3, llHft ana l>ilAMXI oway Bl Ilja the President, again in August of :'n<,d l<’ hvr nonm for several days ,P°,uni«,, , but , £1 ’J; m°re dlf- home in this city on Feb.-22. aged the same year, when he was *ta- uit1’ “ »pr*jnca ankle. I “.’’L1!'.1? Hy becomes 87 y,.ais, j months and 19 days. On tioiwd at Rockville. Maryland. The Members of the American la gion J*. ,MUJroi i , r°- ■ ““lr}lnBn Feb. 15. 1876 he was united tn mar­ *e.' the 18th Aintndnirtit repeated T,8.^1 ' n*gct«JMlMNettlell»lmerlnC*rlis,busy but they ainn->t repeal the vfiect. o.’ , lust time u-as at Richmond. Virginia. Auxiliary ar? umd to attend the a few dwsbefore the President ;4WUi>S on Tliujadav i ventng at the ....A1* ‘A ,u ,C°.?A ,0» township They have lived in I b> the u«n*. aicuJud on tile liipitan ayUem We ■only •as assautnated. Legion home P™*** »” >»'erag^ of 200 thu cMy for |nan>. JnMt Mr tf*t><>j«4i:tM.-,c,m- must not be discouraged at UuMr. Dean was born In Niagara Mi. and Mr Karl Faul 'Grurv ; , ( b ‘ „7 c *? 80 . ou i thews having conducted a grocery I provide rulri backward step temprruner semnng; New York, .December <J. Benhunv at Wo-Hluml inc thc txir-‘ , .nai...... °, ,,,■ . ’■ ,!'*,<K: ,“n>. Purebred st6re lor u ong llnic • -Jiore a ,long unie surviving ourvivum bco ,rrn hanks i> has tak<n Out iiro.1t bv opr natt •.county. 1841 Hu mother diSd when he uas enti ->t a son borp on Feb 21 Gm-ntt,lairv ’^y.sbUbul1 ,i lUV“n, . ‘** alnM ’o°“ Stl> ln c'r,rt"“‘nn f*des ,J' .the widow arc twr daughters, u-.-u.— (mistekv* ai»d ■ aqik inud>r than ; ... ............... three year* of age , Hl* father gratlilatlonS. ' hAaI............................................................. Mnt Mr» M>un t'err.ini ot union, ?'»<•«' moiii Mom .. - > pas^n away when wnen he nc wa* wiw a-Ind a-ma of oi j• — t- -unno.irvi '.vv. taken home .“cU2? of «hd Mnt. Chark-a Pinker of Grand :ht Wc uopjied educating stud train-; passed ten- He enlisted when he was only; from Peiinc.it h.-apital on Pridavi , ,,nD™J?k tu‘,n Hapids. six grandchildren and Hr serve#'_ and b convalescing nicely, which L, , ?l, ” “ll W^uce* joo pounds |bl. ers!at.Krilndchildrcn. He was *10 at al Auburn. Auburn, New NewYork. ___________ hdraw. But thirteen years ago. throuih • *ie * three ........ ..........was discharged .......................... ■ of t‘। iy ye-r the dairyman ha.v a mrInbrf „r trv. XUsIMUc or. 'tor yrnrs. and'good' news to hr. quiny ■friends, riior's Loyal Temperance I. butler tlmn >ix chances to one of d .r for a ,,,x>d nmny .r.,ir> H1. wln Gerak! EWires of ' Frccjiort ep-j.'.!eontciU we must start-teaching ic-enlhied in, the same regiment improving his herd with a herd sire £ remmfc rPll becaiJ of his kihdand served another year. ' making a nice recovery from “t all ;ht- tflccis ot alcohol-on our .1 , h|, „„,L, „. At ,ltl’ ol ,lu" Cllil Ul,r Mr. tiji|>endit iitx ojieratiimhowa ja-rfoniivd j'™h"‘' There Win. We li.-ai..........’ -• “ vvir. “-Ii'inun !,. I,. T|,« iSmi •—wa ' .a mi- tu-muii’ -ik -'t*23’1 L"'nr lo Michigan, settling on, last week at Pennock Iwisplial 1 Mbndav 4m, Pi!?'!? ll' b,“1,,r P" >'ur .it th. Wallik.il lui.rn.l hmm, .... i„, u..,,.! .8...L, w - .I"”' m MJI* Oim. U,ip M.C.. ,-■.< ■ ............... I. ,.»d 1. 1..I, . y" “"!."I"?""1" miw •> .TO oelirt. ..,,,..1.1... 'whc.v iie.reaided until 1920. when‘Tuesday. ■ . or .o'coat lt,“ ' l,u* U'tyu'llw, r«„ j A.lr.^k offirlulKw Burial i .lura-hi’ ' ’ ’ mo'cd ,0 Nashville. He is sur- drew, ' cvial. man ;, sittt .i-t.uv w. 'u . Christian 1 V1M,<* by luur “,ld c“e d“«K>»'II cleaned and proved Cm.h and carry. :urd' behind Jiie sire* which lie con■ h'inplaies purcluudng. Less than „ ,fe . J f iiliiii' t -,Ur- J?i“I J <’f Urbandale. AUtie J.! -Adv. » the purebred bulls will province produce h.ilf llw The world fit Betling licllcr in .«r raucX She “pok ■ °T*C '’“’Jl; Mrs. Jay Meat! underwent an halt "" daughters which wijl province bet- sane ways You seldom .w-e a man niton at LarSng Bnd E,Jlc ' ; operation lor apptfntllcitis Tuesday than their danvs. and tlie uin1 photographed with his. chin in fits moinlng at Pemlock lir:|>i:al and“*»,trt Li Jnrity «• was a dek-gate ' Nashville. of the bulls wifi decreaw the ink.n vklccatiiin Ftmvlal services were held al the dotns rut well as possible. Alt hope herd produrttan when hi* daugh-or wvw a dis-■ ho,s“’ Satur<^y “> 2.30 P M. and. H n. li-coam milk producers. ni« t 1 Hcrdi tbat average atxne too B... I~IIJ| “■ iem..r»> > pounds an not numerous and the d promptly ut 7,00 < u.'nt near the DON'T PLANT UNKNOWN ria.on probably is that a seventh venahrr. -li I musical nuinlw: Ward Plant'. Willard Arnold. Ti Lynd. Troop-(Jj 8 Hyatt. Pack-0 William and Mrs. H Perluna and son Jock. ollof Hastings, were call- Wilcox and Mr. antj Mrs. Bradfield o Supper «t O A. R hall Saturday; _. . . ■ [ Sires for Dairies With High ■ one lime, shook bands with Abra- night. Mar. 44,—Adv.. ham -------Lincoln. He saw ...... him, on •" two ”■ McCitWs 50c special Monday'i Production Records . Hutlngs and Barry county-women I <£'?*,1°ns' “J* Tu^i' Ma.- 6 and 7. any tadysj aut Lansing.--! nc re as I pg thc ere fututwte to have a* of^ht WhH? hX ' >rr" .onx*!' P^fit. from a dairy herd by- in­ <-‘*-» ■*“d creosug lhe average amount of Imhspeaker. -Mni. Dora B Wm —QVlr dXii w£ then* niemter oUhe: d‘JVd “,ul president ut the Btete w—. — -Ad' tertePliroduced by the caw.- h u icdvknt UnXhi X>Kb A ,,n U;‘ b:'rn ,o Mt and Mr hardrr »rob’,-,» ,h'l“ '^on'>'.g a Chrutian T>ni|>erancr Union. j prominent lawyer uf Benton Iter- 'Wm H B«raS wSrfdrk Mri‘,,rr ’} al *“* ' '»>»Wn«ue. It live old adage that the ‘ ** 1 ‘ lda> t»v l^dct is true. bur. at their Institute Tuesday. Feb vl’U thX^n ram?to & SOY BEANS IN STATE on by South Qui Win. Fox. Tr<?« <:CubniB.*ter. Pai nard Williaih-. ji-Development. Bennie A<l< >,71; Willard Arnold. Troop 7S Hub He Health. jin' ilionumi. Troop 71 • Kenneth Sa-p-. .Allii-• A. R<:d <n>‘ .• Ryon Wtlliiim>. 'Trwp "> Ri j<im» : Marshall Cm . Brown. Trix’r _i llsnry Bur«< Will^nl Anmt iHIO£e^EoT“RDOWNER in that vUIagr He ii*d reached Hie WATERS Ungsuits oji Gland I Hie hclj Grand on lop Jiihnuy tw bunt [•fiUlilx, CLOTHES SHOP Here Is Real News for Thrifty I Shoppers* unable fourth I King. I lhe ban ii'suh i and cninineiid Saturday Only ! proved by many tvsta at the Col mid by general uac by farm mount. I. made . itilroad! testa on. a .• variety.. Mukden The original . . __ । was obtained froinf’Mukden churi.i. and the Mnttpu nt lo the opi upixr 1 Bud Cl Lulu Stlluin I’t'.-t- majie by the Michigan 8tat< crops department indican nfirrt to wit Big Yank Work Shirts 3 - ’I55 In Michigan i.ltU'llon miner thnwiii weight Bartel O’alliSc Jackets 79c them'knows. Feldpausch’s These Two Specials for Saturday Only! oniit Ain. " Where Betterfoods Coil Lesj” Phone 2272 we deliver We Buy Eggs Ilrtoithohi: Thursday, Friday and Saturday l« SUGAR 10 u. 45c 5 35c They are here’ in blues ami greys. Beautiful worsteds and tail'u'-.il it spring SUNDAY Wallace Beery LS33 a U.,< Ba: Tvveedtown Caps MONDAY Karen Morley “FLESH” Coco Soap 5 Comedy—"THE HOT SPOT" and Latcat New. ADULTS 23c CHILDREN 10c X5C COUPON—TUESDAY—NIGHT ■. Hart Tomatoes Hart Peas Hart Apple Sauce Pauline Frederick in |b “SELF DEFENSE” 2 A' t-A 17c STOPPING THE SHOW" 3 25c w ii.i. admit yoi WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Carol Lombard • Lyle Talbot in l Hampton No More Orchids” Trouble Indemnity" and Latest News ' .iic (HILDRtA h>, Fresh Fillets Pork Shoulder Beef Kettle Roast Lamb Roasts Hamburg 2 25c Lb. 8c Lb. 12c FRIDAY and SATURDAY Lbi. (ot Choo,- 2- 15c $15oo is BUTTER 19c Premier Grape . . Fruit 2 c.iiw 25c Premier Asparagus Tips s« c«» Z0c Premier Purple Prunes z Palmolive Spring Suits liUl’BLE FEATL'RE nun Ihrasn Harmrua 1<» KEEP >1 EAM I r ivruwli it aided, tor burial ou luu United dia'i^ nmou tmuglly— [Dot’ll George O'Brien in Zane Grey’s “Robbers Roost” Edward C Robinson in uSUver Dollar” in i.i> IHILHKEN lUc Tor young men, youths and kiddies. 49c And 95c to SL50 Another Shipnicnt. Qi foi Turtle Necks A,re Hen1. Many colors and com­ binations^-.small, medi­ um, large. 59c \ isit our Work TrouAt-r Department. Real val­ ues arc lo tie joinid ev­ ery nay. WATERS CLOTHES SHOP s, �THE FUsTTNGS DANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1. 1933 Sporting Items PLAIN VANDALISM Strangers Drag Oliver Wertman's Fish Shanty Onto Ice and Set Fire to It DECISION IN GUN LAKE DRAIN CASE PENNEY’S SHOES (Continued from page one) THREE LOCAL BOXER*? * !*xrhange<l blows In thr flyweight Wrdr-'sday afternoon Oliver Wert________________ divLion. C.K>p. i- ‘reined to tr hold*' man. who own* a tarin near Util.-,trntl.ln_ .. *** In- own UiyUM two round* but cedar lake in Hope township wasfrorii?rmovX- the nipe ------- Ihirley unlrxniJda Aock of left* and' working in the woods about thirty, *7‘Xa A fair-sized crowd entered ‘Othl n('-hu t ha F gained him a Uchnic.il I rod* from th- Jake. On tlie shore hlfcapplication'to j£d£. -Mlprek for Fellow* Arena last Thursday nigh'.: kn^'kout over Cooper In the third of the lukr hr hud a fish shanty. (fM. cf th. temporary in­ \vhkh he had used occasionally for junction, the Judge domed thc U» -«e ama.iur bomi.s from H.u--’. n>'l,w*' Ung< G.und Rapid, “nd Kulama/w K"> Buehler. Hostingi. made Ashing through Um* ice Hr noUccd matter uL^uch importune^ tiiat Stage 311 eleven bout card (ii Astiwork of Hob Breen. G tin id thtre persons walking along the ,he woWff nff*. . *uc thc injunction cult.-. OU the Jubilee Me t program in the final buul. when he shore of the lake. Two ot them ,witi-uju’. a preliminary hearing. An "BOZO" . Grand Rapid.-, proved to b- w, u 1 Md tju* upper hand in a stam-tani took his Ash shanty, which was on or<£r“^ tteMw Super-Saving tl , ‘“u< npie.«nted w.th winner-, six toy J ,I,an ,h4t hair ,h* n”1 a ’led. and-drew It out onjo thc i’ee. Tan fani/af . V" '■‘•“•n*. thereon , ‘ Men’s Elk frtan the Furniture City receiving! r,'u’i« *nd resulted tn a technical Mr Weltman was natundlv intir-■ . Men ’ s Retan Hie lielpmg iMi;d <4 johnny Wirth.|ltr*Bctout >» fftw*ot Buhler. Rubber SoUd Grand Kapid referre Three loculi ••e ‘ . ,,.w .... «... ..... luil. took whining iionoru while two K- f*1WRESTLING SHOW TO |Thry set up the shanty on thr ice. 111 L... din dl,l not r.« etop -munSK KL'LuniUOo -iiiH'n pun--.' i.ime out *'*AS NfTtHrtT.fcli I Lut chon •w.bOl nnv hob* IhraUh through J.15S* on top Out of th- eleven bo-.it/.- h. ..... Tl ™„»r. LO U» c»n-;.b- k- <» to »W IWUnt. He should not £. b<Usixd. Judgj* McPcik Jiidr-.. Joy Bro/ak. A<hi-tic Dir»-c- truly tlie Pythian Athletic Arena watclwd them walk to a low plan­ held that thr problems presented OAK LEATHER. INSOLE tur ot tiie Hastings High school, and —- — ' with their 'huw, I near rise shore and pul! up dried were too far reaching to determine' Plain toe model ’ !krn-z'which they carried into the lArtor Fdwurd Fultz. Nashville, ‘’'“'’day evening. March 2. Plain toe model! Fail f Compo outsoles awarded tiro boxers deciumw ’ ’ ’ ............ . ........ .. great chrome middle vole; l.'.,iccer.vary to cancel the Shavin- burning. They had evidently set th-.J ,n .^t« and heels! Johnny Wirth gave Uiree bo? ■*ih i<Knp<> <*itx»le* *m! Iieeh 1 • ;. G-ibei r-.-.K... L ...... However, ............. - ....... Wl.,,. hr saw fiames nn...M Mr. Kt. Wert-1' w..». on its merits, and that an early match inn* will'fire Wlien c«ttn! of ten and t tiree other.iiiould be had. Tlie case u !<*• pleajM-d to Itani Ilia'. Mux Clover' man ran down to tlie lake and nc- hearing forced to tuk«- «.icond place SIZES t the men of setting the fire, wa* wt down for trial Tuesday. De­ |uf Lansing nu*- teen signed to ap- eused‘ " tK'hmeal knockout'.. cember 13. at which time a number in the headliner in->tead Max but they denied it The three 6 to ll Grand Rapids tallied its first ’ I will grapple with lack Brown, lor- strangers then went over into u field of witnrrAes were •worn in belialf of “ nicr Iowa State College wrectling mi"ITroiehtor'7farm on ii neighbor's farm' wi7eYr wheYr“ thew thew br,lh I‘drs Thereafter biief* were n'liwr Butr C tad Irli .nd draw 'W You can't do better at (Air price I X "ta'Sn '«T« <ta m». away. Mr Wertman did not know 1,1 » carefully written opinion, ttaunch leather wk. rubber apy of th- three; but lie got the (Wiring nine page*. Judge MrPeek nuinb-r 6t their car and came to considered the —v. ral issues UH"- l-.und-, ol ».M I.utaiuia '.ta. see thr sheriff. presented in the pleading;, proof* tound Cooley on tffc nut at leiu’ 4 ,,w U have ll w... dull .momentI sheriff ironarn tronard t* U maxing making an m-1 in ........... ......... iline ..i smcnri three times. timer; iu> matches. Max hail*1 vt-tixatlon. but ut thia writnu* flher H2ImrTinSthe wT' Ladies’ Novelty clun ixt’d ;n it- •■<<. id round wh.-n ln ***»<• Jurk-'un u.- main-go।automobile mentioned is vwried in.**J*l*n, ¥.r’ ,h* !'!*“ ’• ciun.ixiu ,11 ..0.1.1 ...unu wm-n ,uul I naitle-m-d-k it i* i.. re* honed th»t .nH- and Uu* ,ujJ cwnmiNdon. thc ‘ Jnrk nru*" ,,a-' “«*arod locallvlral “Jr 'defendant Without referring to the Jack . Brow n ha* appeared locally] the person* guilty ot such vandalism Mlch-ndant Witiiou: referring to the whole of thc opinion, we quote that only ohre. early hi the season. At may be brought tolM»k the Grand Rapid* , pail relating to thi.-. point: ; that time he met Jimmy Mullei.l ----Boye "As .already indicated, it *zetn.. ■ ixperknre and rlevertw-M Gradd Rapid- whose with ills flying, tue-huld proved the' desirable to review the toiiqpny of rhe parties relating io thc ncgotla- i unduing of Brown. Jack'* line built* Tom OmiiHtn. lia.-ting:.. -*Ti< n th- and .. illlngiae-. to mix with his op- j I tions betwvi-n th-m. It was the AND former .scared a third round knock - ;xdi<-nts claim Of Mr. Morclx>u.w* that he; fchow thc r-.sult of good ■ . , . presented to the two cuinmi-wdoner* Grahdm was game enough but wu.-. training and coaching, during hi* ' hl* request, offering t*» nay for the ,_____ __ ___ ___ _ _______ _____ __________________________________ ipipc and Die ctet of huiallulion.' SIZES Ri>y Miller :>f YpMianti are sched(Continued from page one) “nd stipulating that n wi* to be in IN - Wee .EUg.-ele. Grand Raj ALL LEATHER 2'/j to Sfc uh-d to ap;a-ar in the .“ tni-final.:----- ——---------- -------------------------- — Itont of his building.* about eighwar t<x/willing l<i take d” in TTi'-.e boys Weftmatched for a bout Hies Hr objects to their program fourth bout, when he and H<>« SIZES: 12 V, lo 2.. SI-79 earlier in tin-winter but-Miller was-to oust tii- Federal Fann. Board, bridge; Unit the county engineer, King. Kalamazi.-o mixed blow'. Mr. fUkowsky. entered tlie ro-im unable to be pre ent. Bull of them kill all co-operative marketing prar'result tha*<iohmi> Wirth stopped hnv • been *een here during the year} tired by farmers and get rid ot all during tiu* conversation and volun­ And they'll wear! Sturdy black county agricultural 1... It ngrit-uiiurai agent aarni*. r- is in teered the uMerttott that tlie dtaln the Traces in tlie c Hid round and un$j apiieur to be weH matched. leather with leather sole and A g'xid 3U-minUt<* one fall bout (limnuh through (hew these nvehrM'.s ageheie* the tin* Chieaao Chicago below the highway-would care for rubber heel has been arranged f<< a curtain- Board of Trade has had its hardest tlw water, giving his apparent up-, ALL LEATHER the opinion of the judge, held the n.i. r Tills buul Will Mart ut 8:30. time making nu.ri.-y on. the farmer proval to plaintiff s proposal. TIES and they propose to fight it out'at "The defense offefed evidence in upper ImixI in hl. encounter with Carveth and Sfebbiiu., druggLst.-. this t|me. You're In style, ns well support or a common understanding Boys ’ Black Cajf ns comfort when you between the parlies radically dim rMr Noon lays the recent drop in wear our Cynthia-Arch '* ■ ' reeled Ith a tntfhty . Ikm u of rihiilH n. 17c. general admission. 28c price., of butterfat and eggs to mi)- mg from tiiat presented by plain­ oxfords Brown or black inpulalion of the market. Tiw drop tiff. Mr. Llnd-M-J tl'tined that Mr. "bun- A.- fur u:. landing, blow* wm kid arc be. t for spring. was not caused in any A*n*r ly sup­ Morehouse stated to the commis­ concei in-ci. both writers were even include the tax. sioners that he wanted to drain on­ ply and demand for the articles. up but Hodges p. rtonued u belter ly a "nmall patch" of ground, de­ (or Children j'-b of “taking it' than Chase ' Ut Friday Middleville journeyed STRAPS Hastings prove! to. be both the to Saranac and won the girl*' gam- our present tariff regulations Ev- fined by him ns being an acre or so; ( OMPO SOLES For more drossy wear, winner and Iom.'c when Lewi:. Bailey, and the secund team but l<*,t tn- <ryonr but the fanner gels protec- that he wanted to put the pipe down by a sink Jsc»J'which the you'll want u good-look ­ a ii. wconu-r among local glovers. first team .gamet*°’*' Money men do nut want a Sizes 2L- to 5*$la49 ing strap slwe." Choose ■ ------ ' Tlie girls’ started the evening by protective tariff on sugar, so Michi- proofs showed was about half a mile it in black or brown— ot-Udi Jalil'.Clever light- taking thc first gome 2C to 25 in |4 fc'an farmers call make sonic money, west of tlfe bridge in question; that In the heel height you nd hit thc mat for ten cln,(. TpHUlhg game- The score ud Oils for thc "Coro Nut" cow come In retqxNUe to tin- direct question prefer. Size l2‘/z to 3 All Sizes to 2 I tli-raeond frame j,aJ| u(t!1 IW B ln Middleville's!into this country, while bqtter and there by the sink hole, he answered >zar, minute bantam from but in th- second halt thc'11‘rii go begging in a home market in <he affirmative Mr. Lindley • Hi -.jut., of his usKrei- 8aru,ae KirJ, lln, to ,|lak,. i; for a fair price Poultry and eggs " :. .. ni I .a:;’: a . ilw. KUM|I. n wa5 4 wr)- n»ugu . toqf- in from China-tn depreour tcstlfii-d tluat the question of drain­ ORANGEVILUL Butrlce Wickham and Mrs. E. I Rapid tn th i.a.ne each team lordni; ihtrcr pla. - market Corn comes into both ’ea age of Gun lake, funner litigation, road, ahd to repair and main­ a rfucmancr and «.. . turei-ri .. .... ' • 'port- of thc United Blates from etc.. wvi« discuxMd. with the ap­ Ray Hermlnette and family; Ford of Detrutt .pent Thuraday and tain tiu- rudd roads, biidgc.v. and parent jwrpcse of obviating any moved Monday to the Arnold farm Friday with Mrs Nettle Newark. culverts—.hall have all tiu.- au­ Th- second learn also took thelt..South America, to la- fold at r. low­ present provocation of renewed er price than tlie freight rates from 'southeast of Plalniel). FL.;. 11. i Mr a,K1 Mr’ John Fbotc and thority in respect to such roads, nmv but by a little larger score ’ our great corn producing mid-west trqlible: that in that eonnccti<m Mr. Wesley Neuman of Pontiac were bridges and culverts which Is Miss Evelyn Parrot of Woodland Sunday Morehou.s*- stated that he did not gursu of E. D. l-ewls and vested In highway offleers in . '•{,: Middleville- Smith wa*- liigh to the .-.ea coasts. Ollier things mean to make trouble, and that he Ls spending a few days with her wife. Ilk daughter. Maxine, went Rapids. ' wenalso mcnUoned by Mr Noon ll'O«l prjim n,#n varitn 11 irilnts. The sectownship*.' uncle. Clifford Kalillo, and family. home', with them for a two weeks' would b. glad to take the pipe out ,'he <,|,d team vue> playing against a tall। regarding the tariffs and why Amer- If there were objections to it in the "It w ins to me that liavlng found Mr. and Mrs. Alger DeForest mol ■ lean busbies} wanted then to rcVisit. (Continued from page one) Mr. MorehOUg denied .mak­ that Mr. Morehouse. In.securing u his mother of Kalamazoo were Sun­ Mrs. WU! Edgett spent Monday ■i..-.'. p1(. nudn engagement went to,, main a* they are. H- a ked every future. right from the only authority which day guexta of his sister. Mrs. Clyde with friends at Hastings. decuion over Haj 1 housewife to uw only Michigan ing such an offer, but as I recall the under the .statute could betnrw that paiir^, *T(LvOthfr MCUr,Ues testimony did .«ay that'he would .w MW —i Nichol*, and family. dk-y. Grand 1 was high ixant man with eight grown sugar and thus help Michi­ take out the tile at his own expense right, made representation* which . 1 , ,? n . • . . I decision ore SOUTH WOODLAND. Tlie '"* slump in ,h the stock market in H. A. Collison and Mr. and Mrs point.'< Middleville was leading 13 to, gan farmers. ww relied upon and wvre later dismn ,n * s “ if it became necessary. Witnesses mnroo. in the middle- H b-.it .1 rejuvenated Saranac team November 1929. followed by the Clare Collison and son. Kenneth, of i Donald Hildebrandt entertained In speaking on finances and jon wiu^tlie two mixed ’"»-k th.- f'.i >r tig- '-•ctinil halt and economics. Mr. Noon falls In line for the defense also denied that Mr. regarded, he placed himself beyond heavier ones in tlie spring and sum- Kalamazoo called on relatives and1 several of his little friend* to’ a Rakowskv lieard or took part in the relief in.a court of equity. For the mer of 1930, qaused a heavy with-. trirnda .P this place Sunday, ninth ; with Dr. Warren of Cornell and Lu- cviiu-raunuii. conversation . , argument, granting thatz-on other druwal of cash from banka byj Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nichols and birthday party Saturday. Ire creitm by a bombardment of long‘ eiux Wilson of Michigan. He stated and cake were *cntd. 'Tile son ‘fcn>und» The testimony of Mr Robert Robertson urowcw the me defense ueiense in this mis case Is u I,—‘ "^2.that the bnrnklng evstem now in ...m..„ -„1M,,ta. MrVKKa :2s. M~u’ Miss Ruby Cogswell of Lakeview operation is obsolete .and will be called on Mr*. Judd Philips Friday. Burley. -Kalamazoo. war 'permuslon whacked to lay a Nlfa of this Mate, that tiu- plaintiff 1* '■‘“‘’drawn fromtanka by tlhdd deMrs. Julia DeSloovere and Will . any more• changed. . । Mr. and Mrs Verdan Covllle <jf ...... ._r.., question* than there are un­ i Mr Noon fetls the outlook Is falr- arrX th? highway about half a not entitled to relief In the case of U‘"r I MMarlln *rUn « KttlMmazw wer $ Bunday Freeport were recent visitor* of iu across the highway about half a lwl entitled to relief In thc case of 1 , „ Kalamazoo were Hui handle wh<n the two rwrrs. parents here. pStket* or hTd!',Ue<U °f ,rlcnd5 fcl U,U pUce' . ly bright for the farmers at thlq! ml!'- east of the bridge and in the Chandl-r v- Venetian ProperUcrt !e ---------------------------------------------------. time, if the farmer will only take u neighborhood ot tiu- sink hole to Corporation, or.- who otherwise -------------------------i littlf action now. Business realizes "drain a small area;" that Mr. would ha- bren entitled to relief dPn. a?“y “* \‘!*kim.* or other re1, the farmer is a. rather important MorehoiLMs rtated that he would re- <>n the ground of fraud, wtu denied ' V cog tn thc.wheel, and that little re­ move the pipe at any time there was 11 °n well-known equitable prln- their money. 3 nr lur«« w/u.. .«.»«« ~Each of these dollars withdrawn| _ —_ 1. covery cap be hoped for until thc trouble on account of ft. and he fur- ciple. fchlch thc court related to his ev. '”*> mhr.-prcsrntatioA *independent from the bank. Instead of being the M M farmer t* gain on the payrolL ther testified, as did Mr. 1Lind — ’J " ■ J ■ E » Mr. Ray Bennett, of the Farm Bu- that It was upon the plaintiff's, as­ <>f the- fraudulent misconduct of basts as i« had been of 314 of credit' the »hieh he was the victim. 254 Mich *«» the bunk was. after it wu* H “* of '* “ rcau Seed Department, gave a very surance as to th ‘ •ation and Hut in Til- Instant case call* lor no hidden away, made impossible for. intereatinw discussion of the work pipe by tlie sink .... -No cr^» be based upof-that department, explaining the case of trouble he would remove it more liberal application 0f» this request, of equity on it- Tlie withdrawal of so much I ।cleaning ot small seeds, their pack- upon ... ... that ... official .pernUs- .principle . . Counsel — -. ______ ___ ___ _i aging, marking and marketing Re /-ion for its installation was given. . '•Counsel may suggest that even if may suggest that even if money from banks compelled them talked on the relative value ot' ‘The defense also ottered test!- the defense version of the agree*« their Jrans. causing further < seeds to Michigan farmers dependmony that later, when objections ment between the purtira be acceptcuriaument which iflcrca*-]. .•.•ea* co .Miciugan larmera aepena- many mat ibvct, worn oo.'rcvwna «. -- - of -- credit, . ................ . . . ahad ■ .. ...... from . .,■ 'd. still variation therefrom kby — Mr. ed xlutnn ing upon’where they were produced, reached the cummi>*lon e<* the frightful i***;1, , ,nlLin ln value*, ‘ , of “i Middleville lb. arm advised only the use of Miciil- property,, ownep who conceived Morehouse was not - material and , .r31 elcstocks, gan incir property ngnt* **?’’ gan. grown variegated auana alfalfa seed their rights endangered try by v-»uiu cu!d not ue be icucm relied upo.. upon u by, u»c the utde5- V!0_crr*5'._* inrofar as it was possible to obtain the presence of thc pipe. Mr Muje- tense. If such « propoog) is made. “ “1® “““ this seed. house promised that he would re- n does not-seem to have merit. Tie *hc *“h“ra*aj 0 much ca*hj Mr and Mrs. Harvey Burges* of move tht pipe, but that still later draining of ninety acres. Instead of V?™ , idlng It away in rafety -Hastings favored the gathering with he refused to do so. and look the-an acre or two. wax of consequence. or >n O'ner way a ’two musical numbers which were position. In effect. *v I understand The commiMioners had authority to ‘"*7 "as ,rrn “ r™,,,c-lOn 01 DU‘ greatly appreciated. Mr Frank it. that having been granu-d the Krant or to refuse Mr. Morehouse's uon* or dollars of credit. Quaker 5c Bennett of Nashville, explained to right in the first instance, and no request. To grant it. they cuuljl rely Serious results have come from’ TAOCTORS know that iron the gathering some of the idea* onharm being threatened on account upon such reasonable assurance as lack of confidence of people who i-As the great strength No. 2 c.ns price* and money as set forth by of hl* action under it. he was not they might require If reasonable, had money, but whose fear kept' and energy builder of the Bsby Stuart Brand CUk. Quality Mr Lucius Wilson and others. The obliged to accede to thc commis- and accepted, they had the right to them from inverting it in oilier, < b body that lack of iron gathering was very interesting and Monk request insist that they be otaerved, and securities than government bond* makes you a slave to ‘ tired 4 5 *b- p*1*> bm listened to very attentively through'To determine thctrue version Of w hen they were durogarded, it 1* and who would not trust the bank* feeling.1' headaches, nervous­ ln.o the iiu. Jong inno afternoon artamnAn program. n.n»tam tlie negotiation* thc parties my opinion th** tht. they had a right tOjWdth their cash. la FIVE Pound Bag* lout the negotiations between the . ness and other Illa. Once ; The next meeting of the County will require'-{he application of well- revoke their grant." .I The return to prosperity may not! tills iron is restored strength | Farm Bureau will be held some- known principles only. The burden The opinion provides that a de- be nor a short road. The t_ an easy ,.„r :omf* back quickly and you. HEN you u.K- a remedy । where in the southwest part of the ot proof is upon the plaintiff, and cree dismissing the bill may be tak- first ---- step • ■ the return of con­ will be feel like a new person. Be as frequently a* you use 'county in late March. Everyone in- conceding that in appearance upon en. Mr. Morehouse, tlie plaintiff, has fidence In the stability of our finan­ jure the iron is eas­ Aspirin. you want to be sure ily oMimilated — tfk tererted is invited to attend the stand the wlUxtaae* witnesses were were en- twenty days days within which to appeal cial institutions. Thc next step it i;. sale—and always depend­ titled to equal credit, whtfh ob- from the dale of the decree In or- must be better prices for basic comlike iron you get in jRB able. That b why you »)wuld THE LITTLE RtO BRICK. 1 viously was al! that plaintiff could der that htt rights might be fully moditles. such a* farm product*, Peptona. Oet a bol- ILK insist upon Puretert Aspirin. Full Cream lb. I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodruff claim, then the itatement* of the protected. Judge McPcek continued which will pul farmers and other tic today Its good /fK\ For pain— tor headache—for went to Lansing to a Co-operative’ defetiic witnesses must be accepted, the temporary restraining order for producers tn position to again be­ effect on health be- II H colds—one or two tablets give Shipping Ass'n. banquet Thursday Majority in numbers must also be that period of time The plafhtlff come buyers of manufactured prod-1 gitu at once. I Ui quicker relief. Purrteat A*-Mr. and Mrs Victor Cl urn of Lake considered, and taking all the facta will be obliged to pay the usual uct* That will lead to greater em- i pirln does not depress the Odessa called on his sister and fam- and k*’’ing them their fairest in- costs taxed against him. ploymenl of labor and increasing heart or irritate thc stomach. wage*. Then we will have good ily. Mr. and Mr*. Warren Bolton, ference. there can be no diwbt but -------------- - " * You get more for your money, last Wednesday. . 1 that disputed questions must be re­ WEST ORANGEVILLE lime*. Mcanume’we must all be as’ too! AND EAST GUN MARSH. patient a* we can. a* helpful ** we’ Mrs Dorcas Chapman of Hastings 4olvwl 10 ,avor of the defense It f™.k ik can to one another. Everybody' ’spent over Sunday with Mrs. Mln- follows, then, that It must be ascerCharles Jones and sons. Woodrow must do the very beat he can to be 1 nle Hammond talntM what effect upon hU position and Ernest, were here from Me1 Everyone remember our P. T. A. ,n lills “** result* from the finding Guffy, Ohio, a couple of days thia, a self-sustaining member of society. U this coming Wednesday night. Mr lh>t l*nnlMlon to inAtal) th!* pipe week visiting his daughter? Mrs. Roy giving supjBrt io such agencies of' business and of government ss give and Mrs. Orville Tuttle are on tlie ’as given to the plaintiff upon rep­ Burger. program committee. resen tation* by him which later Thc Community Club put on a, promise of safely leading the people IK 7c A pleasant surprise party was giv-: were disregarded nven-act pantomime play entitled' of the United Slate* through these ; en Mrs. Rebecca Craig Thursday “While suggestive of more refineVanted, a Wife," on Friday night, trying tunes with at th* I evening, when about sixteen of her m*nl ln lta discussion, it seem* to which was well attended and every- i ; friend* gathered at her home to me that thU question 1* quite cloae- one seemed to enjoy themselves SHULTZ. Choke ’help tier celebrate her seventy-sixth >> related to..and requires dtsciuialon There was speaking and singing and Prank Davis of Warren, Ohio, and ’birthday. Card* were played and °f. the power* wf the defendant music between each act. • son Roy of Jamestown. Ohio, are i Ice cream and cake were served. commission It has general authorspending a few days with John HuMr. and Mr*. Warren Bolton and “V over county road*, a* outlined at Plainwell and Otsego calling on lings. family called on Ernest Kenyon's >n Section 3994. C L. of 1B». part friends one day last week. Mrs. Bessie Lewis is on the sick jof Hastings Satuday evening. of which is a* follow*; I list. We wish her a speedy recovI Mr. and Mr* Clifford Hammond 8ec 19. Baid B ard of County Either tlie manufacturers of ■ un­ Ernest Lewis ot. Hastings) Dellverice el 8-10 ». m, l-«p.m. j spent the week end in Jackson «*-. Ro»d commi**loner» shall have Qu breakable dolls" should be told abouti'll™. , I1ting their cousin*. Uve Elmer Loehr authority—to consuuct bridge* truth in advertising or a two-year I spent Friday night with Mr. and and Chandler Men ter families. I and culvert* on the line at such child at our liouse 1* exceptional. Mrs. Byron Lewis. WIN , _ _ _ That Fit Your Feet * That Fit the Fashion THAT FIT YOUR BUDGET IN I. 0. 0. F.SHOW Worksheet $1.49 Work Shoe* Men’s Black 98c •■Uy 49c Oxfords Now! Cynthia-Arch FARM BUREAU EN­ DORSED BILLS Style-right Oxford's 1.98 Straps Ties Shoes • Style-right Arch'Supports for LESS! Pumps $1-98 $>79 DRESS OXFORDS DRESS OXFORDS Sj.OO $1.39 TWOC ILF UH OFTH EDEPR SSION y' I T/te Drug Store FRIDAY March O rAlUrt I , IViarCR SHE NEEDS MORE IRON! BUTTER Big Four > *SOAP’ < chips: the Quicker Safe Relief for HEADACHES Z3c! W SATURDAY March H 4 OM. 1 URL/A I , lYiaTCn 19c Magic Washer 19c Pork & Beans Corn 2 21c Pancake Flour 14c Sauer Kraut 1 25c CHEESE PEPTONA a>ta«r *>"•'« Aspirin 25c 15c Grapefruit Cabbage Spare Ribs Fancy 2 ic lie Pork Roast* Save Safety Rexall Store Carveth & Stebbins Goods Delivered Telephone 2131 RICE 11c Ribs of Roof BESSMER’S M phone mss �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MARCH L.-IW FAOB POUR The Hastinos Banner «I! «w*’efnever be Mlon« routaf to compete auc- V;™ able FaHLkra «‘.z W. ’.nr.d.z. cmsfully With steam plants Anoth- V —QhiniOnr aj,A OJIU ypimuns, This and That. -I day from his Mexican gold.hunting Hrip Backward Glances; . TJ ’s t xz i j ’toy for southern Illinois to entw Start of- Jlu' New Jti-al. . lilts o[ Yesterday'utXhi hl* duties a* general tnivlont«»u er fact to consider b that the route, ’ ary ot tto diocera ot Springfield will be closed to all traffic for about John Aytor ot Philadelphia is tto - six months each year. Even during mon rfat it* {guest of tax cousin, Mbs Lillian TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. ._ yjt.vn 1 m-u 1 th rtf if,* CANST 11IOU BEAT 11. Legistaturc Stalling. summer months tto mouth of the ComW^r }hp A chlM (i ___ ______ Mu-, rn-m ncUMn. ■ prwident o[ m-wu-, udsr*. St. Lawrenre river a subject t» born unt0 the wl.'/ of- a merchant ■ Under a political system that de tta» Teachers' Club Club of- tto u» city! air,, Tl» p,^*-nl. MU. tai WrtnMUpdM . >uu IM.-.UM 2 at ■ “J Itauw. Hiatal Club tempe»ious weather and thick fogi jn town TJjc pby.dctan gettt-th 35 pends on patronage for ruooU. to ‘choete. attended a state meeting ----- representing -at thc club room* in j that imperil navigation—in fact this plunks. Tlie editor writetli a stick strength, economy and retrench-, toiling on Friday the >honor ' ntcrtalned of Uve sixth birthday. Ooveu* 4l 00 r-ston known as ' thc graveyard -‘nd u half and telleth the multitude ment are diflicyit feats Party tead- l<*a' orgonixatlon. . fttrmtr teach....................... that the chilli-tippetli the beam at ,ers and bosses. 1'. tctiuta. an- iuo:«MrMr* -' J- X A A-Poppen. Pdppen. a a lormcr tcacn. “'Dnjram and'Trefreshments i» we of the AUanuc. Las. out not it . nlfte J(f U|ufa Jie Ue(ll en [j (i> a U( nxakv j(JU[4 ,ur lnr]r .. ,1JV Murai. MUh> r»..n. --............ .................... ............—.......................... ■■«■ .no clear estimate has ypt been pre- cetituncn. And {he prvud father -satteiltes titan they arc to render Roinon Friday. Mrs. poppen wan tented ol the total amount of grain giveth him a Cremo. ------- service. ... v— . -----honest■ public In any Behold •>-the your* . . which would be shipped along this —- -opp grew th up DUTMinr. hARJre and _____________________ craduateth. And the____ ■ iditci; __ pv.t _-: Takf tta .hc gApt^trative ora board, >« for *“ “«* can, route; there are no figures quoted ;t.th In Ut. !W!*r • ,,<c- r,.l. ,.Kdm[,-c. U[1(trr Rfptata.n ...ntrni Mrel“ttn *£' TOHTV VSAKS AGO TODAY. n taJ, Mf..unt,»u ,;nlt »«. U "d U Attdrc* Mark re[urn,4 t0 Stllux cargoes-via the St Lawrence or of the- wisdom of ito- pxing ■ woman( ployed or or iwoui ntout .twice .twice the the nuinbt ntimbtrr ■w.>m' _ . „ •**-••- •• •■■■- ---------- —------ -‘-J J----- \.|uuycu Reynokteof Grand Rap­ reBlly rlw .dcd Tfi?*e. Tf; what these cargoes, would constat'; ami of -tar <-xci-n»ng comcllnettaA m”11'1 ■** 'really needed. acrotinRint* id*Leonard spent Sunday with his parent*. R* Ph W.lw»y »l» wLl enter ttrrv sharnn is t« Wf ,r<l Lforce{j ,o a large number of nor are* there reliable estimates a* Lika unto the tores of Sharon P*** k ... . she. and her gown 1* played pp to mhccllaiieous miMxJtaneou* jobs jota~to keep busy and.1 Mi' and Mrs. Frank Reynbld*. beat the band. And tlie dresipiakcr then were occupied only about two- Mr. and Mr* W. H. Burnett uric dence on Wcai Green *trcet to a ton of grain shipped by this route. gdlteUi two score, and fotir Iron third* of the time The Republican giiet* ol relatives in Kalamazoo over. gentlcnuin bv the’name of Thomas Sunday. On Monday Mr. Burnett It seenu to Its tbit Americans, men. And the editor gels a note of from Ohio. Mr. Power* lias lived in * made a buxines* trip to Chicago. house lor a quarter of a cen­ sliould do considerable thinking bc- thAnk* from the *wevt girl graduate. ettsrd pf extravagance during the Howard Corley. Charles Farrell. I.thl* । May bbl 1. past twelve years. « xhortc.muhg tury and rays that It will seem like, : u. fore inking from one to fire mil­ And the daughter gre-in on n that v.a* aired freely during the re­ W. I. Moore and F. W. Annablc at- leaving tome -to move out. ot it. He I totaled the district meeting of the! lion dollar.- into a project the Journey. And the editor throweth cent gubem;/—'"■ will, build a new tesldoncc on hk: i'.'.a American Legion al Benton Harbor probable benefits from which arc so himself .on the story of the farewell admihutratlc■ lots Just west of R. B Wiglilmun *. I ___ _ _____ A1.'” Friday. party. It runneth a cojumn solid. what'do we tiiut? ELEVEN MORE ague. Mr. and Mr.*. John chcetenum of) At the annual- meeting of Ito ACCOUNTANTS ADDED TO THE Maple Orove i:;x'nt Sunday urtli her! Farmer.' Mutual Fire Itfeurance irotn afar AD3UNISTRATIVE BOARD Thl. stater. Mrs. Edith BeChlcl. ot tilt* Company of Harry and Eaton coun- j . NO DEFENSE. inakir.’a total of eleven now doin'tic* in Ctorlotte last Tuesday it wav' State Tn* 'Commissioner Melville work that couldn't even keep four decided to extend the corporate exLawrence McPherson attempts to defend thc youth,‘of Hi men busy!' Is it .a Monder that citi­ Kvi’li ’’chB»e”R.ivuir>iid ’ Bactoikr'' It,,u,0“ ,11C ««’’!»">• f«r thirty i k’0*' 8 w ‘4 Ollv" present county-township system of worship She pfeketh one ami lo. . reh* ol Mi'-higun are gettirut a John Vrerer andMhe MiZ Xphine Chase Khanna Bratee and ‘ was, c‘rcUtl pr‘ »‘dent and Oimui government in Michigan by staling ihe p'.cketh a lemon But the editor. . eallcth him one. of our promising 1 bUjty of ever ... hat _____ In honest, era- Corienne^w^:WoJTkaUthat “In many instances these town- jjyoung men -and geticlh away with maniral ------------ivemmcnt again Unde: mazoo Normal, were home over the i kjtip olflcrs are the only thing Dial It And they send unto tta» editor- a Uta pre. eiv ... .k ..j ; tor/- for Barry county are. John .THE NEW CABINET stands between tlieir holders J\nd., b.d to the wedding, and behold the vlterri fmm nr i e- An Ttego. Ira Osgcxxi. Win. Latta. Oco. ,l.“ W™™u‘ J' tarns c E V Sl« nuirtrrt . over in Al! fear that radical and unstable the.- breadline." There la no logic hi iI bids are fashioned in a4ar city. Edra-, Two ii'tn element* in American politics such a line of reasoning -but it is 1 Flowery and Teng l* ihe weddinr a delightful trip. The card sent *'«' notice which the editor printed. u;c,‘h. Ul ejlante rI I!;< written al ’ ’ ensacolu. Florida and t,w? P 33 ’ ' i ? ’ r l,u <om* might be given undue representa­ probably about as able a defense of 1 *£. n“ n?.tcr u. to .tot ttoe ritey to"I ,n “ P^i*rou* !.‘lhI: b:l ■ °n- 1 dim full time wl tion in the net? administration was an archaic- government set-up as1 The edit r pnnteth a death no'dci3j.vw 600 ms ’egenerally. vf. .MapU, Orove miicr. . condition k I)llb|(hlur dispellqd when President • elect could be made. If county govern­ two columns of obituary, three lodge . a cubit of poetry and a car': 1 retilrlttd from Parson*' Business Roosevelt atinoifnccd his list of ment b«Toines too simple it reduces,1| ncitlc.es TWENTY YEARS AGO |TODAY. ' College in Kalamazoo Saturday. Hcj of thank*. And fin fonretteth toTearl cabinet appointment/ Tlie key fig­ the number of elective and appoin­ : proof.cn the dead, ami tl ' Mr*. Eva Hbtchktss of Clurlott* all! shortly enter thc City Bank) STOCK ROOM MtJN F31PWVED! ures among the new uulviMm at-: tive offices. This is not at all to thc thing copcth out "Gone tc Is the guest of ■ “ Chidester,: A great “new deal" f£ the‘taxpayMu. Ben Bat and son Ha: vi y • Fred A- Curtis, formerly of thl* men of proven ability and sane liking of petty bosses and machine ■ Roivtirfg Place." .era of Michigan’ of‘Caledonia viMtcd the furmer'j ■ cRv. but late connected with oiw of | judgment wh£»c names should in­ politicians because it reduce* the-1 And all ttot arc ak|p to the d>eeatad jumprth on the editor vita s^ter, Mrs. Chnrlt". Will. Monday , the num prominent job )y;ntint man' spire confident**. amount of ’patronage and connc- ; exceeding great lumps. And they • eninn i<>:ablishmente in Detroit, lias in Doubtless the public at fefgc la qucntly the political jxnrer and • pulleth out Yhetr ad* and esnwlleta Hi'Mry Stevens retnrnerfr o in p a n y with three mher.i to her irame m Luoev after bruiiciied out :n basinets tn Mlchirather disappointed tiiat Senator prestige ‘of thc luminaries con-, i their sub*, and they swing the tomi > metropolis, tin company being Carter GLw refined thc treasury cerned, -But Michigan needs' a mcr even unto the third and fourth iwtfolio. However. William H. cheaper form of government worse | Wbodln. a bualne.*.- man with pro­ titan it needs contented bosses. RESPECT CONGRESS MORE I There Was tmlte an article in , gressive leaning H E FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. ago COUNTY HOME RULE I dully "papers a “Pixr liitue will be arclonatlon party for worthy sutetittue congre ladle*, tjn. benefit ot the Rev. Sir. WlntteUp in Bay couhty tlie Umni-of a student of and figure In Amiricould never A.l had a v.-gy ehjoyab.c; nitMv. u( uw restdciux of Mr b. W. supervisors al their January -vssion people of our . m Rutland <>n Tliuradai' evefor sei'ictary of state. Il is doubtful deckled to merge the office* of rvi ■ nd Mr- H ,\ keviv>hl- left । ll!u March 7. a targe attendance :.iv lo: W.iufi-om Ohio, v n- re.!u d -Mied. that Mr. Roosevelt could have - Isicr of deeds and county ckrk. Thc us that tlie *1 d! makt I’M.\nnu;rhome on; wb&DLAND-Althowgh there t. ledted a man better fitted by train-, action, of course, was contested but kpteire-nl. «>cd health tn our com1ns t-.mr-erwxnt forth;.* impir- the attorney general handed down a d M r” /i",,uly ‘■*itiUn tap! post than the senator from decUion In favor of the supervisor*. March Ter.nvt.s e, The name uf Thomas J. Many people In the slate arc now 1 iw,*"b-d away* Very suddenly and Mr* Walsh*lus become a synonym f-c giving ‘serious attention tn thc only added •dltBcUKK Jackson Crites Ito* dangerou-Iy illnd lie douttje** thought of simplifying the couigy- loo! Ulis and*added taxta oinv.aj east BALTIMORE- Tiler. mrcintiic in-*: lowuship government structure, un r'"’“ grand rally for temperaiii tor Flor government as administrator of t'nh' fact, the legislature is now cjiuidw- *uch meaii ' \iiing- at the S Edit Baltimore, Justice-pntfolio. He bicamc-a-iu- ing various pro*i»osals for granting j lov.tfed to ovrritalwuig. tlosa! figure through his relenth-an able address by fight against corruption in govern­ consolidation of townships and even ment. It is unite proper tiiat ttw counik-.-. ft would not *urprl*e ux lo to ..halo .M*e many other counties throughout last week in the ph.t by Kuthanm Hanard jtands with tiw r.|x-ak a citizen of Iowa. storm center pl the state follow the example of thc Dayton, in which she says-: Wn log'-ther [ [pfu r.hxfi.peid on the all mfd-wesi agricultural un:. Bay county supervisor.* nor to see fio.xi.> from depreciated current­ their • .i v-ita-arUly rc.prnd to kre; ■Henry A. Wallace. Mr. Roosevelt's rather dnu reorganisation ' of nations flooding our wu iU ut“ ' bunin the upper lights •may crap our laritTM Europe the Phtlipjmi! !*• jnr,. brilliancy u|»r. u* .choice, know* farming and farm county * governments should vn tr ihta countrvl • •• ■ ' can ii,Mwp4y her debt* to problem*'. He Is not a radical him­ home rule bill pa*v. HJiAlRlhVILLE - pecker- and self, but u keenly alive to conditions not are cloving out their stock at BALANCE BY REDUCING. and worries that have made many Legblatora in stale and aatw farmers easy victim* of radical aciPRAfKIEVlI.l.E-Mr* J J . Per­ ojjJhe appmntces are R“'ernmcnU lire suggesting ait ' 5 Brown And Mt*.later*. Mi which i.* not'stirpris- fvvajie in gnsbline*' taxis to heli . .meet government deficits. Tax ‘re H\iy juriuawm k» indicate, hiwevei that, this, levy has already reached NEWS GLEANINGS.’ a jwint of -diinuibiung return in tldcrable reputation in the wtal for i monthly bill. se rates will force'more motor his vigorous And able deft rue of public rights again*! encroachment I One of tlie hottest spots in- the ' world is in Ari.'ia. Tn|x>h. where the ^by large corporate intere.us. Claude temptrature reacho* 130 degrees. A. Suan.'-on, seerr f the nijvy. nirlcaitv inf year. Boone IV/iat Others Say ' S A Quotation of Our World AFTER THE CONVENTION Cuiuuti-nnx tile fact that the •pic -Barnard- McKay things iand when mean THEMSELVES Republican stale ticket new ited at Grand Rapid,* yesterday fairly creditable affair. The most importantWas that Gn»Dlllman one of the most 1 and courageous, public offii ; has cv.t served Michigan xominated for state highw imtesioner. Dillman, we behr ■is rm it: A PILLION DOLLAR BUBBLi hip cracky of the triumvirate id above. Tlie Republic.'in rds more n;cn like him. nruuy M tempt Kuppenheimer Suits ami Top Coats Stetson and Stylepark Hats Munsing Underwear Interwoven Hosiery Dutchess Trousers Webber Sweaters Arrow Shirts This store wa$ opened in Huslings March 1st, 1886 and we cun truth­ fully suy that we are showing the greatest values for the money we have ever shown. Lambie &• Doyle " Thc Store for Dad and Lad ” Now Is the Time to Buy Bedding! Do you know that the price of bed­ ding is far less now’ than it has-been for the last 30 years? Just think of it,' you cun now buy a good cotton and felt mattress for as little aa the price of an I. rejjsior matttak* a lew You can NOW buy a fine COIL, FULL SIZE, heavy and comfortable spring for as .95 little as- . . . ■ Virginia an.| Gino have produced ■h.ilf Hi-' Presidents ot tlie United States. ■ Tlie fund of tiw Nubel Foundation, which Is inverted principally in It3,m.a2l. Then the new inner the acme of all sleep comforts at prices up from . w Come in and look over the fine slock of bedding which we are now showing. Sleep­ ing comfort at a smalf price. I About 12,300.000 Will be spj'nt I the Soviet* th. , year In beautifying capital of Movcow. Ui»lon*ttot deficit* m i-ii b> redufing expense* an tpx incoine not matt “ ini one. example New Spring Arrivals Miller Furniture Co " Complete Home Fu rn ishers" . The cosmic ray u held to be more powerful .tiun sun wares. The , George in thb beam conics from the hydrogen field, where atoms arc bom. j it rcturosd on I Hastings,-Michigan I tnppied mnoruuM MU horn announce of .their* I* penciled live Vernon J E runty, co-author nments to make: cat every MateJund :'i with an. of new bills grow-.* call m -re of minor char* o well defined program of be adequate . proximate!] indication* that 1< the Jtu of trimming thtir ovn: >lTpc 1032 * Day ufler day. the Dingy*, thiMigii th tas been un*a o. Martin for regent of the sidcicd by 4 Can*da'.titd Universl!y. • , House- bill 34‘whkli .-►calcs down thethc United th* rhe biggest' job facing Rcpubit-;-Juror* allow i3->rar-bid women tempts to jiny drlimiu Irsuiaiure payrolls of t>>tli bouse public In j \mc cans of Michigan te tn fight clear of ?,e; ylrthli nonu-no’ .£ ___ , Vernon .1 lu.rxn Inxrhxm r-..i:n uily decreed his |>crwnaUy con<- crate who have tasted ol the rich to cxuidci atep domination by,the GiUcspie-Barnled moratorium; with muuirijMli- flavor ot patronage for tiie first cost of cnnslrueli ajiii •ri-McK-iy leadership. sAbrahant I .. .a crying for welfare fund* an.i>i tiu: - have cvi'dently forgoitcn their I AMEN PLV probable bcnetl'*’o t>e derived. Lincoln and the ideal* of governschool* facing the neecssttv <:t <i->. platform* of economy and ir.Mat on j cw» for next »eek ha* ing their doors uix»n the children • In theory, the st. Lawrenrc route ment to repXesfnta must, toconuaction until nx>. talc to vublic .addresses Fraux the alate; with every »tatr instltu deferring affect tto present retekm appears to bring low waterway -orneUaiT nmre than mere talking D F :o.Cq l:u‘ ton teeming ®lih over flowing |»p -Republican m-mbere have agreed! transportation- rate* ‘o agifcultar.- point.* if th** Republican per’’' Gratia Rjpid* to umun, , statewide clam > ttat tach day the roll will be called! i.V.s ot tlie ntaivit*’ Goat ' Uma!*' pecta tp resi'm- power, u minutes w pre .deut-rtect 4ny raw fuun of taw* uh a motion io lake the bill from the i for the project, however,*average| .Wayne county wax suppeei'l to *' r* ?Jn* * te'*''*' Iff with *uch an unimlting future tli table and place it upon iu final; about nine huntirvd million dollars have 391 delegates' prerant but it ihorr tnauaural »ddre.-.<> d. . ight jeg^jatur* and UM>^ovgnMr are i> •• [passage. Several Democrat* have| minute' V>i.-e. p'.itKiAti.* 'these -struggling It 1* not a pleasant out joined them but thus far they have ’ • ‘ and from p;r-Mox. ixpcrtei^r. l really had only jonr Mr Giltesito. Fnitiks - M u r: 1A Foe. Chatloitc ^k*B ----- - failed to muster the required major- j a fact that fuwl tost* ore usually: When be arore, tto Wayne detega- . HcpabhcafijT: ibune. -While tlw uaclter. are beseiging tty 1| i* generally believed that ■ legUlator.- to talp than out. there, oven il parsed by the House the! are othej intere*;.* who are equally . measure will die a lingering death costa. Power developments are sup- Wayne delegation sat rjow.i; wu-.-n of Anv.'.c-in 'presidents present* an ’,t,hl I «V A mnt.O t *>»»« '— . * .j , H*------ ■— (a. . b. . _ •«_ . ». . . _ ... — . . 1 «otnea.s posed to make Up project seif-sup- to said yes, the Wsyne tolcgaltoi almo-t unbroken array of British^lL“5 to the Cf de‘­ payer c.mtinucs'to pay boom time English king*, on the other. clubs who. have rallied JT1 ,o porting regacdlrei-of waterway traf- .-aid >ea; when he said no. Ute nam-.-s I fense of the state hb library hand, air often foreigners. ™ and 'opWl* »agea to committee clerk*. Janitor* I tic Ufi several capable engineer* Wayne dHe«r«JiQp raid n-\ ,T«ire jsese apy cut* there; ihe dairy me# and page, a sufficient number of; ‘d:uti:*r lA 1u*iu rapretard doubt Uial. lx.caux:'many's Uo-v curry iji* us’hlna >■:. 'Anot- Hied, ■peace propu- ulh>w, uiwttvdaiwr 10 Hiwsvttkrtiwctwu* <h.<iHitufiMiK.> cH rrealciiraiii Republican* are vutihgi jgaiuta; wc do need*- peace cdJca-irtate cud for tuberculin lading' cf with 4hc opposition on Ulis economy of high Initial costs. ItydD-clecuic Detrutt's Jafan OUltsrlc. <ton."—Dr. Glenn Frank. ‘cattle; the aplartate, the music Qieaibre." Every mother must Choose the milk for her children Every mother mutt recognize that for growing children there it no food that will compare with dean milk. Along with plenty of vege­ tables it completes a perfect diet. It helps to build strength, bone and muscle and give him, or her, the best kind of a itart in life—GOOD HEALTH. No mother should weigh her child against UNCLEAN milk. Tn prnmule the public health and to help j5revenl >>icknnu and epidemic*. lhe stale of Michi- elated more and more, (specially by mothers. as time goes on. The stale han decreed that dairies producing milk with IOW BACTERIA COUNT, shall be permitted to sell this milk aa Grade “A” •Milk. Dairies producing milk with a much higher BACTCRIA COUNT shall «U id milk a* Grade "B"—and so on. When st started in thr dairy famines*, it was with the ONE THOUGHT of producing thc .Michigan state officials show that the bacteria count nf Highland* Dairy .Milk U way, way be­ low the requirement* of the state.'That i-. why thr Highlands Dairy i* the only dslry in this you would pay in any other rummurilty we that's our Grade A phone will bring It THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, tty iioxomd SACRED SERVICE FOR lour .a<4.u u ccm. iom n ™ coun. CACTCD11 dtad urunrne Mr and prank Bennett of Hollywood. Fla., P. O. »>x 192. Wc CAol enN bl An MtMotno Nashville were guest* pf Mi. and aro ten minutes drive to the ocean. ' - ;•" Lin.- C. 'I. Goucher on Friday and and «*«7 day we don our bathmc Attended Episcopal Church in Rw afternoon Mr*. Go-icher en- t‘Mfs and go for a dip Yesterday Rnnrlnv n„ inv;«n.ran tertaliud at bridge honoring’ Mr>, saw a launch bring in a large Sunday on Invitation 01 <T~ik-nia'.- -Mrs Bert’ O’DmncIl was •'■*» turtle, und it took about a dozen Donald D. Smith ot Detroit spent Rev. McNulty XJ awarded top zeure and Mr*. Ben- a*“ brt”« l’- up on the shore. It Hartley Finstrom wa* home from Mr and Mr*. Tho*. A Kennedy. ---------- ..... ....---------- — ---------------------............ nlr lf)cal Baier,. Sta-» mrmb-r»’n*u rt'celved a gueit prize. Mr B«-n» monster, but we have not Ear! Smith m sjxindlng M-vefal Jane Sheehan at si. Patrick's beautiful 'suweVten’ice"sunday F^r"' Bureau mo-ting. days in Chicago. • ess ChMrh»i!L Ml"e*»On,TS?^,nf’ « “ftarnoun. February Tnih. conducted. uiQjT|“|ur mTmV IMTCD F W. Annable was in Detroit | I in Detroit Friday on’buslnejs. Al^Cl v slt n p MANY m nyINTER inter Mr. and £. Mrs.SSts H. J. Ketchum of toy Pathar Mrf.Tiliy at theEpiscopal VISITING ­ Monday on biUiine.-w. imjxiruit rnaay on..uinit ,Al-Gon-Qnln iclurned Monday Monday from from churcli. eh..reh The «rh.. Lrmon L w...... ..... ESTING r»i PLACES IN .. ... ... Al-Gon-Quln teiurned nn. »nr-n ... FLA i nVi^ * "h^ M “ ,UV'j * bn*ta Burnejte Merc ot Marshall was! Dr. and Mr*. D. D. Walton were a thrw montiu' virit ut Cuyhoga luimJfrL j.n.i conveve-l a Ix-nuttful . in the city on Friday. in Grind RapidsTue^iay evening. Fall*. Akron iu-.d Columbus, Ohio. iCSKnuTall whois. -In! it The Io- w n m ro « |! here, ncre, and anq tnat sne was was giaa we wvre were ’ 1. . that the glad we Clare O. TTiorpc of Katamsxoo accompanied’ by their gTundxm. eal^fflceK and nur.-b-rt n-e m-u--W' Writes De- located ut near her. Fr»m here wc MLm Josephine carveth wa* home * • 5“ * “ F.ihe? McNof hr tta? in? liffhtful Letter Telling of Wr-r’ P“;n> «ok from Detroit over the week end. • wa* in the city Tuesday on brutnew. Billy . Mrs Richard Gr<^ and Mrs. Edr, v Mntl Mr, L. L wtre * lr»; Xj'Uor *CUm« °’ Tow r. Kissimmee,’ Orlando. Mt Miss Margaret Heath wa.s iiorne I Dora and Daytona Beach and work from Muskegon over the week end gar Thcma* were in Grand Rapid* ,n Grand Rapids oh Monday to at- gShtrnhu- * and hi<Thelr Experiences ML-s Huth lUkbaon vhitcd al her c.n Saturday. ■ tend the funeral of Rev ’ Charles huh? , .ii. !'"1^’ ------------------' • ■ Hollywood. Fla..-Fib. 24. 1933. 'our way north, and expect to ■be, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andru. -0s- Naue, the rervicea being held *1 u^l n I* tavnffin home in Jackson over the week end home by the Jsut of March. ii Is hoped tne invitation( My Dear tiidte: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nash of ,1'7 Our best regards to everyone. I ra F m ' d **“ ”’*••*'’*“** tattir? r;?'^Tra AteNtatylre I think in my hart left r I told Hopkln* culled on H utlngr. Mends Kittle Beadle Clarke. I . yoil of our visit to Clearwater where •, on Friday. ; the men played golf, and we hud u Doth r.« live members of tnr erder of Dr and Mra. Harris Woodbumc COATS GROVE. I picnic dinner with the Holdsworths lite Eastern Star, and are interested made of 220 weight denim W W.V were dinner guests of frietids near Saturday apd Sunday. in it* fraternal prOgrc). as well as। and Shultcs out on an blandt then .. —-______________________ Augusta on Friday. Mr and Mrs. Keith Daniels and YOUNG MARRIED PEO■a- drove io Tarpon brings The P. T A. Friday, evening A slidh Its sacred teachin;:* Mlsa Mary Lou Streeter were in • PLE HAD FINE TIME Venice of America ’ and v-. -tted th? .-nipper ■-as.ser.---rt by the men in the J Robert visited Mrs Wlnifred-Prjw Battle Creek’ Saturday. ‘Little Church of Ute- Good Shepherd church bawment. A fine program; TASKER—WEBBER. in Muslim Sunday Mr. and Mn. diaries Finstrom Mr*. Anna Ret-rl vudted her ulster. und family visited ut Andrew Kemp’s I Twenty-Nine at Meeting on Miss Evelyn Webber, daughter of, where George Innes, Jr. has many was put on by a group from the Ap- ' , valuable palnkmgt Thc little •••.Iehl<v.<om Club of Mt. Pleasant! full cut, formerly gold for $1.00, UvU Mrs. M. J. Cryan, in Kalamazoo Sat­ of Hattie Creek on Saturday. I Monday Evening—Next • Mi. and Mrs J.um* Webber of church was-in hard circumstance • Normal Collese. m which there were! urday and Sunday. Leslie, was united in marriage .with Dr. and Mm. D. D. Walton and j One on Marc!) 20 Mu* Anne Button returned on family visited hrr pareptt. Mr. and i Mr. Bernard Taakrr. ton ot Mr. and[ and Innes and hl* wile conceived miulca! numbers, residing)-, a play.' Sunday hum a stay "nfseveral Mrs. George potter. .>! Mulliken on Tho young married jx-ople of the’Mrs. Oliver Tasker <>! Hastings, at the idea of painting pictures far the ’Neighbara" and’an interesting talk [ Dr iri Smith oiunu , -| weeks in Ann Arbor .Methodist church held their regular 0 W 0'dock Wednesday. Feb. 22. by! church to cover the old window? byAbout Bunday. •’ 'forty‘ were present at the! and they ask a nominal sum of the > ' Mr. and Mr* t. E. Barnett vUilDr. and Mr* Ro*s Lethbridge and monthly social meet mg on Monday R< LeRoy L Dcwxy ' ”’ . party, al Dorothy ________ Birthday Barnum* j . w .... o.x. ...... .x..,...,. VI little son of Mason were gucit* of' night -at tlie home di Mr. and Mrs. I The bride wore byacin’h blue: tourn-ts to h-’>;■ <h'r.iy’llit- e <i» i; ' ' and id moleskin. .89c to I of' whipcord toof tho church. A* you.enter you an‘ Thursday A fine pot luck dinner B <iti- Creek mi Bunday. Dr. and Mrs A. W. Woodburnc on1 Ben Gidley on West Green strMi crt;.e mid carried ;i bouquet ol met by a guide <an elderly lady | was s.-md. Tlie program wusj Mr.s Sarah Bfaiub'.ettcr relumed Sunday . iTIiere were twenty-nine present in- snapdragons aw'mji jwa.s and row.on Saturday from a two weeks' visit \ Dr. arwl Mrs. D. D. -Walton and eluding some new members Every- bud*. They were unattended. After[ dressed in black) and each picture is [in charge of Mr*. Myrtle Stowell.I t explained in detail in a mo«t inter, Mr;. Zena* Colvin giving a reading.] fninilv lutr^nl. Mr. Mr ■»)/! .tin** limn in Alma and Kalamazoo. family Vi«1lz*r1 visited her |>arcnts. and one hail had n VMrv wry-fine time. ’ ’* .the CCrCmOtiy light refreshments Mr. and Mrk. Wm. Fairchild of Mrs. George ifottw, of Mulliken on : A brief buvlntM session,was heldi were served at tin- home of thc [eating way. The third group repr»-[ a ’.darky" play by Helen D«.-qiond! rented the Twenty-t hird P.-alm. Hr and Agmea Haight and some con-1 Grand Rapids spent Sunday with Sunday. . j after which the meeting w‘as turni-d I bridegroom's parents ’ Mr. and Mm. Fled Fairchild. Mr. und Mrs. Tlia? Johiudon and over to the program committee. wla>। Tlie bride b a graduate of Leslie, l<-ad»th me beside thc still waters , tests were given. Miu Marian Woodman returned: Mr. und Mrs. Lyman B.-iClinmber”*:—*■— My Albert Craig and daughter had .« splendid prcgrilm arranged. High school and thc State Normal,, He rc»toreth my soul" and as then* : . । o Thursday from K iain and daughter left ot bK „ Monday Doris spent Sunday with .Mim Ma- One feature of the program. whichi College at Yjx-.;l;intl aiid has taught -were ubotr formerly $2.50 to $3,50, now.... | lor their new hume in Charlotte. j ta-1 Lins ot Jackson. imfordcd much amusement, was oldI .six yrnrs In the public'sclwols. She; ; aid t-> mc brforu pataing. I »hall ui- wTn're site- has been for a number of i L way* remember this picture. {week*. - Mrs. Willard Ickes u In Battle Mr. and Mrs. Sum Schleh and Mr. songs that wen- typewritten and-cut From there wc visited the docks, TinTht- Nutrition Class met with Mrs. i Creek assisting with the can- of und Mr*. HarbSchlch of near Mid- up in four parts a-, a Jig-saw puzzle year at the Assyria Center school.1 where many ftahinr. shijrwere anVera Blinker for an alFday meeting Mm Cluiriv*- Ickes, who is very ill Each numbe.r «m giv'en a part of Tin moom a graduate of Belie'd Smith of Prairieville and Mrs Dun Lewis > puzzle and had to find the match­ vue.High tchoobund ha? attended’ chqrod Tiurv are called the sjxmgv Wed*jr.sday attendance. • Misses Li-nna Wells. Nellie Wil­ ing pieces held by other meikberv.. MiCbl£a:i BwdneM and NoritrSl Col- ■ ships, and go out • r-nirjln-z with1 Thc 4-H Club boy.-, were enter-’ .great 1 tads of sponger- Tin. I* on* -tained with a party at the home of| and Mrs. Otio Jaonhalh on Monday. kins and Blanciie and Pearl Hendt-r- • When the pieces v.rre matched the lege at Battle Creek. i W. L. Pennock returned on Sat­ aiiott of Detroit were Sunday guests। Fong ms sung by the quartet mld't After March l.’tKy will be at, of the largest «>» inv-e fisheries tn tin- Floyd Clum Wednesday evening urday from a H« k:• stay with Mr. [of Mrs Edgar Brook*. much appla'ise. Many goad quartets horn- to their many ui'.nds on the[■"world. Tiw waichourt-, are full of Hie Community meeting Bunday F W..Annable look „ a Battle were .... developed. _________________ A song, hard to get Tasker farm in A-u>>na township? tlV 'n. and every little store hMjevening was led by Mr*. Flossie I CLOTHING for MEN & BOYS Rapids. : Creek patient to thc government under way. and reci.-teing a K««'n’DM wish * are extended by a them 1 r . On - ir w»y homo we Bennett. TheXubJert wps -Hr* canl . came Uirotigh Belleair where many' we make Christ attractive *to new ’ Mrs. D. L. Chrivtian was called , hiWpital in Milwaukee. Wis . on Frl-'deal of uji.duUM-. wa,-. Sweet Adc- . wide circle of- friends rich anti noted people spend thcu—Atncricin*’’ Modest* Kltinc sang a HASTINGS. MICHIGAN io Lansing Monday night by the [day. returning Saturday. U-.nt ’ .sung by Mrs. Dewey. Mr.- F > winter*. Booth T.irkington amonc ;o!o illn * of.her aunt, Mif. Cliarlottc; Mr*. W. J. Watkins wa* thc guest t. r. Everett Young and Edw. R. them. As wo came cn through 'the Bc.-.Md Woodman and Stella KeJ- * of Miu.F!orence Watkins of Wyan-'Smith. Ttiere were .-rveral other . -taayed. DeH nth of Chicago wasThc Past. Matron: and Past Pa­[ Jungle w.’ saw lhe lovely hotel soy aang "The Savior for Me" and a ■ “Tail' d ht lianas refreihmi-nti w'rc served truns of.Hn.-tin<.'r Chapter No. 7. O. where Babe Ruth f.pcr.ds nis win-^playlet "Tlie Fruit. rd the Spirit | ; t-r.- H v..i. a lovi-ly ride hsine ari.-f va-. given by F1a»ie Bennett. r»cs-i Mr and Mrs. Rolla Vli-li- and chll, of ner mother. F y. wen* entertained .Saturday , i’dien of Vermontville and Mr. and t-y. Mr and Mrs Rolfe' Bulling and evening by Mi.-.s Etta Patton andI wc erased the causeway just as thc-«:r Woodman and Agms Haight. ; Sunday evening at the CommunI thc former’s sun was M-”-in'! across .the Gulf. » Lydia- [Mr*. Loy- Royer of Bntllc Creek Were dr. and Mrs Li-Roy Foster were . lly fterooptlcoa iJidi-s will ypt-*u of Mr and Mr^. U^ry Crook Iu> committee in elpintc. The next ret!. Game* left Pm^-A-Gnllc nprl drove ti! ;b-y shown that will be intvrestlOB tol ’J on Bunday. * heefins Will be held on Mar. 29 a’ t laIl prize? w.-re . . j­ 1 Mr mid Mrs. Sterling Zerbel of home ot Mr. <«nd M E \Vil!f- awarded the winners. Mr. mid Mrs. Pinellas Point where wc nxik tlM*1[all. ’ Kalamazoo were dinner gucsU of. Lyman Chamberlain wt-rc the honor, ferry ti Bradentfcn. hail breakfti.’l!! Mr*. Bc.ssfe Woodman attended ‘, _ T U. Insutute . ____ _______ in Hna-; ■ Mr. und Mr?. Herl>-rt BMiop Tues­ commitie;- in eharlfr gut-ris and Mr... Chamberlain wtu thcr" and drove to Mrs Brticfcnci’s;! the VT. C. Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Michigan day evening, the occiiMon being the mct;:na w Mr. and M given .1 salad hswl ns a liken, ol 'Edith Alexander! tor lunch. They tings TutMtay. Mm. Dora B Whit-’?» । latter's birtljduy. Mr. und M:;' Ever?!tt Young am! •-,t<vm fn.in the Fast Matrons' Club hav»- a very lovely ’■taoni'-f-nSarasota nty of Benton Harbor wax the main ;■£ ip Mr and Mra. Tlux. A Keiuwdy. Whitman, All Tlie Cluimbcrlains arc moving, tu Bay. After lunch we drove around^ speaker. • dinii'-r guts’s ut Mr. und Mta. John Mr». U-o Tuff< <- und Mrs. 1J A. Ly- i ouiig married pcoi of the church Charlotte thl: v< k mid Hill be Harm ita’and tn< <1 to find an apart,-[ Tin- D. O. T. O. Club will nutt ri Xctaham. Jr . ol Grand H iplch on Harkei attended the funeral ot Mr* greafl- missed in .Masonic and EaM- ment. but they ah wantc.1 to rent 'with Mrs Pearl Domond next week by the month, unifnot wishing to; Wednesday oft< moon. . ;> Friday evening [Jane -Shn-luiii at Nt. Patrick’r < m Stwr circles. ’ • • • [church in Bownr on Tuesday. . i Duflng tlie evenins a dt-licloua stay in Sarasota that long.-we went i Virginia and Martha Thompson,?* to.fne8arat.itahuU-I for the night-and Bemitv lUdrixiugh. our Ha.--’z» luncheon was .servyd! . drt a. Ik.itald und Marilyn, of f>- i .Mr. and Mr*. Rupert Carr—-her.' nndin fhenHMning.tnok rooms nt tin [t mgs High school girls, hiked frbm ic -md’ daughter Audrey ot Gamtl tn> ’ i.rv-vl.-ltlng her moUK-r. Mi Eleven ’mvmLcrx of'JJoyd Slial-' Bey l»yd) i.n Gulf Ave., am? n • ‘ Hastings Sunday morning in time ’V [ibipkfa viidtcd Mrs. Isabel CaiT<«h- r[r’s, aunOiiy Homer Warner. ’ BKIDGE < I I B PARTY. Sunday jm School class. “The . •-» .. ' and Mrs. Anna McGuthn onMr. ! Kti-.^ht* r.f and Hon• Frank Andrus entertained , mained there for five days. Mr ! for Sunday School. Uvnar.** Shafer Bruckiier. Ed ami Charted played; , --------------- -»-*•--------------|.c Eil> ol Benton Harbor an- visiun-z Sunday. I the Rev -I L Dt < cluck l-tncli-.pn. At'card- ^l: on the Dobby Jone; gdf cour.;.CRESSEY. : c Mr Ch is I-duI and o’.i.er fn.-i.cb Huta rt Fnirchild of Detroit and: j.BhuU| ’ i,Jlie Hatqrdi.y “-v. nTm'm H’.-bh-n. i-. •,rr<l<-i ‘,ld char-f ' “>* *‘v*\n u nc dldno'Philip Barber of Kalamaroa spent iur .rwwk' Richard Fairchild in Ann Arbir .-n-asivi- ml.».ion.<.v t.iiiix-; ’r'--* l” h< -‘Sunday with hta imrcnls, Mr. und c M. ,t>7l M,t.-k S-.-a,— Of .p-nt ttli—«-k etui . ___ ' th- -.1-V^-K end atat’ luurihome with? 4i". -nw r.'. firn‘ TO ur.ic was at “Mexico. ” h‘«*> mre Hid M<\ Gordon fron- nii’’u’ tiw tarn 7id< h.m P w M. S H*mM Polhn-r kul-d « rattlesnake. JWe dime cut, Mr*. Clay Barber. then parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Fred i/ia Lyje -u-rved Kurrs. v.liarr ’ ‘ ' Tim -M-cmui*•tan’uta. "fN'*’* Brunswick. r Gar<!< .s iMr.. Potter | Mr. Brmiswk.N.K.J j. “and midMrMrs: I? ’'a- Palin, Pjtafr OanUt’r.v iM^MIlr Mr mid am Mrs. Irving Barber and i> I..i- ------ — Allen GnlHit ntiir Hh-kotl Corner; Fairchild. Raymond Funiie Hunte ci <! Woodland Woodland were wen Tf £-’ln lm^*rr'a»d ' *• 0*™*” *«* Hum then to toj. fanjib ianjily’called ca Mr. and Mr- Oriir Bushop and at - Italy ■■ Rusrel! ZcrbcFsJ ;>pa- Raymond on Mr. and Mr*. E D. on Thursday. * as the <* out of ta» town guest. Rinallng Briv show, grounds. Their i fteyno.JL at tK’lton Saturday evc-|c ’“ *>* ’“ RueM. two daughter.-) of Holland .were f!|letii benig served. Curry was , winter quarters anhere and th»j ning. r. th** wtek v:-.d with thmr wn in KUMg" ol Mr and Mrs H-rte Herbert Chinese dish served at tiu- home id INDOOR .SPORTS MEET " <n ’ t ’ Mensife improve-Mr. and Mn. Robert Cosgrove vis-i Hi .hcp'Knd Mr und Mr;,. LetHubChn-at' i. Mr., peirai remaining for if Hub-; ?,!lA a p. Kinski rn. followed by a An rnaoir itid- r siurcri > t. lum.wai mei-t wai’neut he'.r1 ini?15U painting and- ekburd ..... outi Sunday. ,ivi.ii i.vim IPerry ’erry.-:. an -------- wagons ----- ■■ -- ; -ited — her Mslcr and family at Gaiea- I VImI ‘ut it; --uermanv. "Germany." Lynn .-. . .Methodist ‘ . 1 nhnr.ti ir uui^ Rimriav ouuuay. . । v­ Dr and Mrs. F. J Pratt. St -rte; sauiicraui and weinors .ompriring al. Unchurch Tl-.urodn-. R,i: rnite reaAv u. t.,.i,- in 1 hirrtr ! ’ --There were about forty present at A -lu.t u- and Mrs R.wt <d Cirn-milb-, thl. re|W5t |aM vua wa. t0 nlgW after school by th;- 'Anchor" T*’® ’’iJJ'’...!“ “V' ‘ t Commuml Club held Saturday ,o guvel- of ML-.i Mabel Waters of r.- leaving Thursday for Wushlmt-i-Alanka." Win, Fox's, wlu-u- icc- cl.i.-. Mrs, Guv Keller, teacher. A F’01; llp A.r‘ M"-”l'm while many the Community home .11,• -I) -C.• to- -------attend ---lhe — inaugural, cream' «»u Mid v«uw cake formed the d--.-.>rt complete program ol id spurtll *j*arta WUn was vii en--• ana, W* )W|,!’1J1^ *’erl’ at al the ”*£. 1,0 mc of Mr. and Mrs. Del-. Grund Kupidi today —w■ uruui iioioeu me Ft. Complete Mr.-.. Nellie JJop'mn:. mid Bit-- nd will u-turn W< dne.«day. • I As each country was visited, u rx- joy' d und '.he girls hud laity, pink shown, some being over three hun- bt-rl Enzlan Our state representa-: a» idred.yeura old, It wmi 'fully as in­ live. Clias.,Palker, gave u very in-’ o Goldiv Puller reffinicd on Thursday Mr and Mi.--. J..J, Mau- and Mr. rlcs of .questions concerning thc lemonade, etc., for refreshments. teresting as Un- H-.inljflutfn Library tcresting talk on taxes and the bank: •? [and Mrs. L. P.Tttaus attciuted. tin-’igeuantphy. ---------- “*-•— ----------- ------- i ----------------------------history, govemim-ni, t<-,; --------------- --------------------in Piuadenn. Cullf. The Rhielmg- situation. Mr. and Mrs. David funeral of Frank Cra« of Calc of tlie place made appropriate topics BROADCAST OVER WELL, Mai’Kan'l Merrick wha home .dontr Wednesday uftemoqh. Mr for conversation and debut.-, ! On Friday afternoon of last week ihavu an art school, Ringling bank, Shepherd were present and favored .® Everyone rcjrartA a-very delight.tRichard Waite was in Battle CreekJ und lovely homes. We wont to tiu- Usfith a couple of numbers widch-t he hrrviifr.H&t broadcast u niimh** number nF of municipal camp gtounds where weft enjoyed by all. Tlie' next our t» {Ul tlmC. ’ Ii uwhere hr-rn ho will be held nt tho home of Mr. and A j mnnmlM selections over station|222‘f’ .end at h>-r home in Athens .Doris Maltiieu.i ol j> troll were here 1 saw a nurdber of Mu-htgan cars Mr*. Ute Reynolds. Everyone, wel-1 « Mr.. L: lb- Pattison cable h<»m.- la-I week to attend flic funeral of 1 el, there. WC drove out to Cresh-nt conic. Thur ilav from Grand Rapid; atu-r W^A- Matthew*. They visited Mi. Th«- Service of Lights or Candl**! Beach in the afternoon mid in the Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Culp attended, Fpt ndiiut oevi-rul week* with Mr.; and Mri; R. J.-ddcCreery until Sun- light Service, became of popular n.--| -'«»-»■»-v.' Mr. mid Mrs. Bruck­ a party at Richland Friday evening — and fjf,. J.iti-.e* Pattison [day qui-.n. will be repeated this Sunday' Women’s R-’h-tf Corps met in lhe “J® l'’' Enzian----and Wm. , m-r. "Judge and Mrs. Souder. Mr . Delbert --------- ---------------- Culpj ( Dr und Mr, R F. Webb and TU<x>»t who were here from away afternoon. . Match 5th. at 5.00 P M.'haI1 Feb. 25. Meeting wo.-> called to; Mrs. Dickerman andw«u we made u business,trip to Lansing on; family and Dr Morgan Skinner of toratlcrid th-'funcrul of W A Mot- at [ Ennunurl Episcopai churchftn b> Pfwidrnl- Mr*. Emma 'Dawson. j , ’ a,nnw aiS I f.Atir n .it,.,.1,< .inn1,.. -imH U'.iiit I TlK-MlaV Tuesday. Grand Itu;ii<>-> were Sunday guest* tlu-ws on Friday were. Mr and Mrs order [ to insure -j its for all dcsiriru.- Wcyennan, and meeting opened In1 - *r . , l”Beach ’1-" uln -r. we »• Lydo where built Rosalia Barber of Saginaw apent: nt Dr. and Mis C P. Lalhrop. I Bert Perty and Mr. . Rose Render- ,m wnmJTJhb M-mMte «rvtee adS'*^ «*"*• R“« call t>r offleer. | bqirain - i-njiatii. who ta utt.-nd- ,oii ol' South Bend. Ind.. Elton ,mbsi-.n by t:cK-l only up to flvr lound some absent on account O(.Arc in the sand .ind broiled ham- the week end with her parenta, Mr. I and Mrs. Clay Barber. . . .! * 1 Mnktv-es burger and made collet and ate our Inn college in Flint, was at home Richter, a teacher ut Notre Itame ,minutes «. before the hour, after .Mikm.ta. ;. over the we<k <-nd to attend the -University. Mr and Mrs. William !which the doom are thrown open to Secretary * reixjrt read and ac, . . ami SOl’TH VERMONTVILLE. a" ” •“> Treasurer's report | ui E^rgtado S Junior play and to visit his par- Parker and Charles Parker of .all Tiu.- tick.-;, .re free and may Mrs. Chase and children weic, tntGrqnd Rapids. be had upon applintion at RwHfcs £una ™n*ct and placed on fdr " Th- 21s * im 1*L calk'd to- the home of Ray Chase Mr. ant! Mrs Everett Clay iMar-i Mr. and Mr.% Coy Stowell. Mr. and ,tury Phont-2523. Tlie iiubhc w tiio-1 The businti.-; .setxion win taken up. un., w.u a te.y long in Kalnino Thursday mottling as he gan-t 8ug< > of Memphis. Tenn.. Mi*. Forrest Brtmrtt and clulriren, cordially , invited. |al** 11 was planned to have a public j ,?r malV w’’ ,“:wl ------------- ---------------------I supper in thc hail March 4. Every- •**>' Hie slue of the road tht-re ya, a became unconscious in the night' have tar-n vtdting her father. Ju-. • Clarence Bennett Mr*. Mute Stone. and never came out of it. He passed S.i.t". and Mr and Mrs. Janit-s Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Birdsall. Rob BEADLE—Dr .MOTT-------- | one. jutlcouu- to attend. Report Of ilittta stream where we were supaway that night about nine o'clock, i Mor|Stonc. Mr.. Will Tinkler and-»zn. Ti,e marriMe o! Mr Hubert ,rU''r w rk ,oun“ H <1,1!s h!ld bt*” ’ X La m, "iX nM«d'’ *lck “nd *hut-lnK since »a* lurUra. and Florida has funeral was held at Kalamo church ' Mrs. Millie Mohler of Kalamazoo Mr., and Mrs. Erm-jti Lawton and son of Mi and Mrs. Lewis . . , nothing ovw Michigan on turtles, Saturday aftenioon. ram- Tunula^ to care for hrr sis-iMr. and Mrs. Dudley B-tinvtt and j Bcuule. ide< T O Web- »«* *<• “a-.c just u good looking Mr. und Mrs. Clias. Pike, who ter. Mrn W. D.. Bennet’, who ta idaughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Beadle, to MKs Evelyn D, M.HL •'‘tJo ofTir daughter of E P. DeMotl. wa. VSh X ii l^n 1 <'«>" a‘ ‘«'>w We stopped at thc somewhat improved from her recent > Rowley iDorothy Murdock) of this TiSte?1 W»h tnrM,dv z'r'mfl confined th their8homes all wtntc-rIplamlnX° Iur lunc:l ,a tovcIy tca lived on the Snell place left Fri­ day morning for New York stale. lilncxs. j city at their home in loom Sunday. Mr. mid Mrs. Myrlcn Btrait of re*<h^\'he »““neras are much better but fil r,aP|fs •*nd “'' n came on Naslwille entertained several to a rtadmg lht strv.rt Attending tiu [n<ll WJl i: tio Meeting through Coral.......... Gables, im- oui P^ng yei. Mcc-.u-.g ; •••— .. ......... RiiFI-av* ^our Choice of Shultz, Freeport. b.idal -couple were Mr. Lawrcnoe. —m ... regular .. . ,form, ... .. —.— io. — zinging through .Miaiyi. acrow »>.«• lhe t.*n^ long seven o’clock dinner Wednesday DULLCl Delton or Middleville evening, Washington's Birthday, Larkin and MiM Gtady.i Arehart.- America und furling the flag*. bridge ovw to Mmmi Bcarh where Mr. and Mrs. Beadle are residing ' The birthday dinner held Feb. 23 ‘»'lldD’ at two real estate anti cards were played later. B ESS M E R’S HESSMER’S at 620 No. Hanover St.-, this city , was well attended and a program or. J'fficci. and were told wc could not Bertha Hall ol Charlotte spent Pk<.'They have th? best'wishes of u largv Abraham Lincoln's and George d61 a place ,or die n,KhL so wc last week with her aunt. Mrs Chase. [circle of friends. Lewis Wells went with Bill An­ j Washington’s hvez. was given in the ."me on to-Hollywocd. a distance of derson to Fort Wayne Monday. I afternoon. sixteen miles, and found just what Allen Idema is here from Detroit - . . । next mzular Corns n-.ectins ■ W’trc looking fur in an apartWTn Gueit Pr<lafh®?’* will be March’ 11—Clara Tinkler. Imfnt- Miami Beach was lovely, such to help Ell Strait. Kenneth and Marion Idema and at the Wednesday evening Lenten I wonderful hotels and homes, und zcrvices at Emmanuel Episcopal -------------the. beach was lined with people Mr. Xivingway ot Detroit were call­ ers ‘at their unck-s, Eli and Am church will hr —March 8th. Re. | WEST CARLTON. |sv.-immita; .mt Larga Sue Package* • H/nry A Han^n. Gpnd Haven'. Mr. and Mr. Dan Uwh of Has-1 Hollywood has a population ot Strait March 15th. .The Rev Gordon V .tine:, visited Mr. and Mrs. Claud :4.000—dith a winter population ot IRVING. Smith. Albion; March 22nd. TIk .Fighter Wednesday evening . ;7 000. and is on the- Atlantic ocean The Wilcox Community Club fur- ■ nt BESSMERS SSL’ LG’.. Ionia: March; Mrs. Itaiiy Cole ol Hastings has Hollywood has seven churches, two 29th, pie Rev. w Keith Chidester. bepn hind to teach thc Rogers [ newspapers, a public library. Ro­ nUhed the program at the Fellow-; ll.. Johns; April 5th. Archdeacon'.^qqi t^e coming vrarItI — ’— ' K,™>, -------- Cldi». .. ----.nd M„^.. S'S’Z'A :?*' “I nt HESSMER’S — Vercoc. GrandJtaptds; April 13th. Q U•ne g............................. bll Cf moving. — our and-Eastern Star Lodges and «tii Mw Lucrcll?Benham i/vUMing’ - MEAT SPECIALS Tlie Rev. j. E. Wilkinson. Ph D. t-nclghborta ------ ---------’od th.; ■ spring. ------Jay -active Tourist Club, also a hv’’ her wp^w Ah^Coi near Wood’ in Examination Blough, having sold hi* farm to Mr. Chamber of Cummciee. We are only |Bnd p ' ' । IS POST NimiAL SHOWER. at HESSMER’S T. > IDod»c 01 nowHoarcnted MX *nil**f team FI. Lauderdale and; william McCann was home from* ilonoriiig Mis. Hubert Bp°«lu Mort aiMons luvMiay. anai SlMotii lurm. :i<rm tiue; Buel ooiainunni) 8iaMni<frove wvrr over umeic Outre iwu last Tuwday. and E>ul Lansing over thc weekmta 1—ia..|jlh5 I. rented ... «n)lun..»»a •■.•-nriKAzi to aec t>wi uu. wuta LUU. «Eve lyn DcMott'. a recent bride, the farm recently owned, U-.KI were aurprited the Ai<Tor..»o>. difference- “TL; Th(,rauiaiok i^dw-v Aid soeletv wHI himi j societyr£*n willmeet ut BESSMER’SMU uiady* Arehart entertained. by Clair Utter, niid Verdan Covilleim the two cities thi^ being muchv! a,The Lkdua Aid 'MrsWiM fk i with a miscellaneous .hower at her1 wU| movr ni, lht. utter farm in older, the streets narrow and homes j ^?rv^v u tavlte^ Fresh Ham Choice Quality {home at 402 E. Walnut «l.. on Sat- Campbell township near Lake Odes- run down. A vast sum of money ^ Mr. Ll Smith «rf H« Mr. and Mrs Ed Ed. Smith ot H Hu lurdav at-ania, t -.i.-. friend* and .. • ‘ o „ bK<1<l, W. m-­ at HESSMER'S jurday'evening. Twelve fU ~ |lha5 ________ — C and Mrs Rufus I former schoolmates were present, I Mr. and Mrs. Marion Clem of mmn £otne of which arc not In ieu» use Unixnow ... ” are mil . .. .. Fancy Small Size of Rutland »pent Friday af­ । Game.-, and viniiing tuniUhc-d tin- Carlton Center visited at Ed Wait's You will Und thl* true In many Weaver for Examination ternoon at Wm. McCann's. entertainment and the bride re- Wednesday evening. | places wliere lovely homes . ----- 'have Recent gueau. IICKVIU gucute at a-, me thc nunic home oi of Mrs. at HESSMER’S ceived many useful and pretty gifts. Gerald Andres was taken to Pen- been built, and arc arc now now. abandoned! ------;- jane t, and McCann were. Mr. and Mrs.1 SHOP AND SAVE AT Rcfrcshnienta were served by the nock hospital Wednesday, where fee for the owner cannot aap .w-ncrcannot fiord to keep D. A. Ri-nncdv of Hastings town-ho*teK<. • tubmilted to an appendicitis opera-1 than up F " ‘ climate u the shlp> Mj aIlrt Mrs ocll Wilcox and Hollywood'* ..." ....... inslion. .'ante as IL — — lta> average winter. Jaclc w-rn<r and Miaou ayW Wgr HOSPITAL GI’ILD NO. 18. | Ray Newton iind family visited temperature ure being being about about seventy Mr ot Middlerille. I . Regular Hospital Guild Nu. 18|Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coykendall ofidegr-.c: ■ Tlie absence ot 01„ c>°nd.'-! Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Weaver, of I will meet on March D at lhe Finn Lake Od*-**a Sunday. . smoke, foe. diut or pollen allow* OPTOMETRIST ja>i..wotho i,.o Sattle Creek and Mr and Mrs Mar. ward schoolhouse. All member* GanGary Newton Newish U ix ill 111 with Inflamma- rereplion. e! .z' ,iiall Pierce and children of DowlinJl ol the violet "y ray equal ‘to W« Deliver HASTINGS MICHIGAN' The Big Little Store come prepared to help tie two tory ! if not iry rheumatism rheumatism nor superior suix-nor to that that of af any anv other other ........ ------- .... quite. A one o’clock luncheon will j Edgar Fiflcld and family and Mrs. place in Amenca w lhev claim. Wc br Kri'cd. Such one please bring;Sidney Fiflcld ot North Irving vis-ihkc n here' very nuicli and have I I table service and one covered dish. [ lied at Neal Newton's Sunday. [rented our apartment for a month. « » | '. . „ * - . Winner Brand Work Clothes Long Wearing p Coats 4ats Low in Price Overalls and Jackets QRn RflP Troiisers K Breeches $165 WORK SHIRTS ings uth- •YLE ne SPECIAL! Dress Trousers $195 REED’S DRUG STORE DRUG SPECIALS! MILK OF MAGNESIA Pt. 33c MINERAL OILPt. 39c VANILLA EXTRACTPt. 49c BEEF. IRON AND WINE .. Pt. 59c ANTISEPTIC SOLUTION... Pt. 50c COD LIVER OILPt. 69c 10x Toilet Articles Shaving Cream Cold Creams Hair Dressing Nail Polish Shampoo $99S • • • • • 10' Tooth PasteHand Lotions Face Powder Antiseptics Talcums You Can BANK on Us to Deliver the Goods! FRIDAY, March 3 SATURDAY, March 4 Puffed Wheat •en Heinz Rice Flakes La France Powder Baker’s Cocoa Tea Rusk NEW LENSES NEW FRAMES <• price 3 IOC 20c 10c 23c 12c New Jello'q":;X 2».15C . NEW METHODS Beef Steak 13c NEW EYE GLASSES Pork Steak 2 iu. 25c NEW SPECTACLES Frankfurter* 2 u». 25c Pork Roast NEW INSTRUMENTS rin< ll L. V. BESSMER SAN HINMAN* �pa<ik mx Tnr msrixag nis-xrn.. irrns-rsinv. MAitrn i. lias CARDS of THANKS THE CHURCHES Home Economics WANTS Extension Work JUSTMOFUS WEAR THIS New Future. Truu class met February 15 at the home those two or Uiree day*. The rest of at Mrs. Ruth Haven for an al I-day lhe time will be leisure and for re­ Meeting, called to order by the creation. Wc have little conception, president. Mrs. Orewie Stedgc. Roll said he- of the changes tiiat will call and minutes of last meeting take place in our Uvea in the next read by secretary, Mrs. Ina Potter.; Treasurer * report also given ■ by' ls th* greatest truss ImproveBout in many years. Wo guarantee a correct Atting sad keep your trass adjusted. peace. because radio will play an ।enormous part In any war ot the! ’If' After a pot luck dinner we took future. Already, he said, planes have w.-. । up Hie new lesson on Vitamin* and been sent through thc air without' the Important part they play in our 4 pilot, directed by radio and cov-i •’ dally diet Mr*. Grace Gorham gave cring long distance*. Il will soon be .t the lesson in a very instructive and • possible to send up a fleet of lob Interesting manner. There were 17. alrptancs without a pilot, each plane member* and one visitor present. with an electric eye.' which would Our next meeting will be held at instantly report back to tiw centra! w .1 thc home of Mrs. Allie While. 538 station what it saw and. when the! had been gained.; 352* «. N- .M.MVWT Hanover m. St. on on aiurvn March « 22 tor for an an F,Bh,t1 all day meeting All members please w®“,d alllon?at‘call>' drop a bomb. I be present—Huth Moore, Pub. Sec'y. u'*u‘ -r i The Prescription Drug Store ; v.o .i «...i —<. ,1'iivo Tt'MNG-Hr Our Success ii.it mu* r»v -V I £ IMtlan 1 »« ‘ " if Has been achieved through care- sIX'UMI • N-« V • >1 .1 f-» ! . fal business management and ' 1 t! satisfactory dealiug_c»4H> policy­ holders. SEE US FOR INSURANCE 1 Lowell. Semi H-'te: ■"Hi I II t-v! . ihm SALE—<;■».! wutk. l..r.r. 1.«|<> !' X i ..'( ' ■ '• ■■ M\ FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY LUXURY SOAPS HALF offered to you ut HALF their usual cost. This offer is for a limited time only. So stock up noir for lhe whole Citizens Mutual KALAMAZOO. MICHIGAN ‘ruiuai) u. IU< nil uuy mcviiHg. ■ ~j" --- ------. ’ Fourteen members responded to roll BUIW a’uW ** accomplished by racall by telling something about i . ■ , Gcorge Washington. j The speaker said he would not Mrs. CiuiM* conducted the busl-:<forc predict what wonderful thing:; lies* meeting after which Doris'will be done In the next ten or flfTeeler gave n slioi J. talk on her ex-' icon years. There is no doubt »f pericnces with whole wheat flour* “ "* " " far bread making anti the use of ' and beautify our homes and make i living more worth while. Already, ' family. i he declared, t-k-ctrld lights have tx«n invented and Thoroughly testCd Umt are 2.000 per cent more ef' flcient than the best hydrogen-tilled Tungsten lamps. A great electric noon by Mrs. Brinker. Nina Town­ | age is ahead of us and marvelous send and Wilda Allerding. । progress will be made. We need not ’ In the afternoon. Orpha Rlchard- think, said thc speaker, because „ 'there has been a.slump m business ton an Vitamins and Ruby Wood that Hie great engineering farce* of conducted u short recreational per- <mr big industrial institutions are lod. Wc were then given curds to Idle. • They are'working harder toscore our food habits. day than ever. When the time shall We were adjourned ' to meel March 22 with Mrs. Orpha Richardished at the developments that will be shown, due to experimental work now in progress by thc experts in the big laboratories of America's big Industrial plants, .NOW |H Tim TIME tn c- t.»rk m | resviwt I'-... ,.rr^i-w. r.ii J. L MAUS Local BeprexctiilTr. HaiUogt. Mick i'Oll KAI.r- r. J.r.- farm, tbr-v »ui«. L i.<Tih -I Vr.iirl-iiir-'. tn—il.I.hh!. r.-n-l nt FYecport Monday. evening with :i good attendance and. tine program. GEORGE M. NEWTON FOR SALE-CHICKS their cousin. Tobias Kemp, at Ship* sbewanno. Indiana. Monday and re­ turned TueLiav • Michigan Harilnas were gn» Friday eve­ ning and Mrs. Dan Ouo-Jenough . *. Mr and Mrs J'Sqtllh of Qulmbv called at thc G.otce Thompson HASTINGS MARKETS were explained and checked. The recreation period* was spent In .readirig "Our Book." The—next meeting will be held at Mrs Fay Green'*. March 22. A Schwadrr «n Campbel! Sunday. Mr*. Will Watson of Carlton was a caller of Mr Clarinet- Van Pal­ tm Friday. Mrs. Dim Gopdrnough was in Bat­ tle Creek Friday. Mr. and Mr.- Hr-bcrt Freefone OBITUApY. Sarah Lois, daughter ot Benjamin and Nancy Williams, was bom Sept. 12. 1841. at Pine Grove. Penney!lama, and departed this life at her r.ume in Freeport. Feb. 16. 1933. at the age of 91 years; 5 months and 4 days, fallowing a brief illnpks of pneumonia. She was united In mar- CAUCUS NOTICES Mrs. Viola Roger* and son. Alton Roger*, of Battle Creek wt-re'weckend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rogers. Robert Earl and family of SmvrLccmis Monday Grana Rapid, Franklin Burgtw and Mrs. Patge. at Levering, who was seriously 111. ' Mrs Ada Rogers and daughter. Mrs -Walter Ragers and Mr. and Mrs. Will Fox of Lowell were guests of Mr. and Mr*. Earl Roger', and Marguerite Friday. Mrs-Clayton Adams and daugh­ ter Helen of Hastings were call as of Air;-. Pearl Smith Sunday. , Mrs. Frank Paige. 38 years old. /GRANGE PROGRAMS Franklin K Burgess left .Friday for Levering where the funeral . was held Mrs. Paige leaves a husband and three children. • Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wdre of South Lowell spent Munday evening at ‘ tin. F E. Deming home. Born to Mr. and MrssGeorge Bustancc. February 20, "an eight and one-lialf pound girl, name, Norm* DOWLING CEMETERY CIRCLE. Tlx; Dowhng Cemetery Circle will meet' at the church basement for dinner. March 9. A good program 1* planned in­ cluding -ij baby show. All babies to be under ope year of age. Prires 'will be given. - —fcrliatwe «ae ft—wfth speciallzBl service CHARLES a LEONARD DUtiactira Funeral Service ' 'w» II has often happened." Kays « ti?. “tiiat n play'that wus a fullGcrllnger, and family in South Sun­ field several day* laid week. 1888. and to this union three daujh- CHUECII Grace. Pearl. the* only one who sur! vires, has lovingly and tenderly cared for her mother the past 15 ' years. Mrs. Barton was totally blind during this time and sdso nearly deprived of her hearing “Grandma, to mourn their loss, one daughter. Mrs. Pearl Smith. Freeport, one brother, William, one granddaugh­ ter. nieces and nephews and a host SPECIAL PRICES ON STAPLE ITEMS KEROSENE LAMPS Complete Special Price She longed and watched HU coming, To taka her home on high. And ere Jier day's work was done. She'd always read the message. God has for everyone. She prayed and lived as Jesus Did when on earth below. CAKE COVERS luoty Enameled, Special Price Ever Ready Flashlights With Jig Saw Puzzle Free 39c KEROSENE CANS DUST MOP$ . NORTHEAST IRVING. Mr and Mr*. Herman Rcnsch of Freeport spent Sunday afternoon at i the O. L. Lightfoot home. Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Eckert and I family of Grand Rapid* spent Sun­ Mr and Mrs. Ben Hall of Battle day afternoon with #Mr. and Mr*. Creek moved into the tenant house Sam Eckert. ’ of John Freed Friday. Mr. and Mr*. Lester Thompson Wc understand there Is a new and son of Logan spent Sunday with party formed tn our township called' the Peoples' party. We are glad to Jake Walker of Hasting* spent see n little competition. Mr nnrt Mr, Rnhert Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olc;. O. L. Lightfoot left Friday for Ann Arbor. Wc hope his health will be much Improved when he reSeveral friends and neighbor* gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Van Hout for a fare­ well party Saturday night. We all wish them success in their new Rubber FLOOR MATS Special Price . , - COCOA MATS Size 16 inchee X 27 inchet Special. LUNCH BOX GOODYEAR BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY PHONE 2101 HASTINGS �I Wednesday, March 1,1933 CAPITAL NEWS THE HASTINGS BANNER Write Interestingly Of Her Various Experiences In England ; GIAN'T CLOCK FOR AlltMEN. . , By means of a huge clock being TH. XTA”™ « .« mr • t r> f cof.iUUCled at thc Hr itup A.rpuiv Dunham P T. A was laid Friday; evening. February 17. A large crowd wa* in attendance and enjoyed a । work that was done by the Coin-, luck supper served at 7 30. This ' Many Hastings people wiB'remem-1 “Lady W and Lady That.” Just idea of its site may be had from the mission of Inquiry into govern-': |>uL ■ Miss Mary Purdy, who taught in .before-His Excellency. thc Ambus- tact that me laize minute hand wa* followed py an interesting bust- ber I tlie Hastings High scIlool for sev-' sador from Germany I stood only move;; nine .inch*-* every sninuta. I legtslaturc. Evciy. economy measure j nt-ss meeting and a very pleasing end years, along about 1916. 1917 a tew feet away from Barrie* At our mi far paved by the Iz-gulature program Our next meeting will be i und 1918 Since leaving here she Table were lardy Winifred----- ‘fine und midnight both hand-- point due was propo-cd by this commission.; held on tiu- regular date. Friday ihas secured Iwr Doctor's degree and looking, witlj^whlte hair, blue lace I The house sometime ago passed a 1evening. March 10- A program in is now in London, England, taking gown. wt^fWFcajx-. many ]ew<iis>; resolution praising lhe wdrk of Uns keeping with St. Patrick'* Day will Iwork at tlie University- ol London and a second secretary and three commission: The senate Inn, now1-.- -- —und L'< having some wonderful ex-, attaches from thc iIppaneM- >tn-, Pierce And Gaskill cuni urrvd with ILS approval ot tlie;u*1’. be .served. pcrience.* which she describe;; in-;bassy. ’ ' * Near us *«rr black men: Again Have High Herds splendid work of Ulis gftup. Reptercstingly in her letters Jo fncnds'vwlth turbans and without* Chinese, resentative Vrinmi Hiowli-.' pscfi_ here. excerpts horn which wc give and heaps of cmbax«y jx-oplc Und Again for the , year «i.dmi; Dedmt ut the Michigan Pirr> Ati.u-j V below: Cecil, presided and Lord Lytton Clarion. was a member ot thu com1* ** made a good speech. ’ : ' . high herd in tlie Barry No. I Cow pvlMlon. Representative Gus Hart-.------ " 1 1 ■ ■ 1 c-.t- Crosley Hall. Cheyne .Walk. London. S W 3. । It's great fun to be living at Cror - Testing A‘<n His six Grt»d<- Holman of Houghton, with Mr. Brown thot may be dls... •1933 —« I ley Hall. Think of rating oiu'.* roast steins averaged 11212 lbs. of milk January 11. wtre the only two members of the cussed Bt the Hi-Y and High school I'm having even a better beef and Yorkshire pudding In a tommission re-elected. . jjirjj- conference to be held In Ha • - of.■ but u it's a beautiful old dining hall m, which —---------------... . , , ... 'Ung* March 18. are: I—How to lime than I• dreamed The legislature 1-. being flooded dcal w1th cjlqUct ln Khooi. ft-How Very busy one; I shall probably Richard III. Sir Thomas More and 148 71. This herd was high buck in1 with petitions from women.* club toraivcihestnndardofspertsman- never have another winter here, so Mary. Countess of Pembroke. 'Sir 1930 with an average of 430 0 lbs groups asking pun no action be tuk- shlI, ni-How to improve njla- I'm trying to make thr most of this Philip Sidney's sister) have'all premere mm onr. There isn't sue the nine time .1 should sided! Tile >wv, roo! mku and tlie vik oriel. wu.win- ot butterfat. rii which will in any way curtail tionshlp between tcachi*rs and stu- one. thc aclivith* of the extension de-^m,. bluffing, unfairness. IV- like for sight-seeing, but,of course downs arc very lovely, and the great | Much credit is due Lloyd Gaskill ijartmen*. of the state Ubary. If a wimt about cheating? V—Shall we I can do that summers. ' ' ' I am fireplace, dais, minstrels- gallery, and hi:-T3 puiebr*0 Holstein', on acbiU prepared by the old IrgulaUve lry to K,,t mori. ullily ln home uft.? ftnding English people just tui kind long table:; nnd benches, und earth- count of the fact mat for the past; Ccminh.slou o. Inquiry is passed* vI—How mucii confidence can boys and hospitable as I did two Tears enwnre vases and water jugs are all several years they have been high the function of the slate library'! and Ktru and parents have? Vil­ ago. A woman very active in con-! interesting. Of cotirse. thc hail in milk. This year they averaged! as now existing will be terminated, would family -prayers and Bible nection with Crosley (formerly, an stood oriylnjlly in Bishopgate. but H2C0 io- ut milk und 3b2 6 lbs. of . ' reading eliminate unwholesome Americani invited five of us foreign । More lived on this ground too. so,fat. A proi«v;:al ...n.W. .1 which u-l.li-l. In It, thc lb.,' past i put...u of. home , __ ... students to-ber house one evening he belongs to u.s thoroughly; it -. Tiw average production per cow in | A life?w for coffee and sandwiches, and then fun to think thut he enjoyed thc -n,. entire Association ha-, in­ never god very far In the legislature |■ Freeport — ... V group meets this week took us to a great disarmament । ri*w of the Thame-, as wc do. I like creased in the past four year* from 1 which provided for the elimination ■ of state owned uutbmobiles, itas | Thursday night. Mr. Vcorhlex-lead- meeting at Albeit Hall, which -•«£* ChelM-a. a sort of old and very re- u-.^, man 300 lb. to 332 0 lb. 0! fat ten thousaixi and was full. Lord .-ipitlablc Greenwich villag. ; you The average total cu-t of lied waul again been revived by Senator Gio..- ’ rwr of Charlotte. He would give A rommittec meeting of Cecil jiresidcd und there tgcre know Carlyle. George Eliot. Whistler, jj-j 75 while tlx- average value ol i state employes a chance to buy; Hastings High school girls and HI-Y speechw. by Gilbert Murray. Beverly .Sargent and even my Queen Eliza-'nt<Mj,Ki above the co.', of feed wn*| slate owned curs they now operate! member; of conference committee Nichblls. the Archbishop of, York, betii all lived heie. The residence $52.7], h ca ts on an average of 121 nnd pqy them 5 cents per mHr for wa* Iwld-'lust week perfecting plan* M-veral members of Parliament nnd.part- of our building is only a few cent; to produce a ixwnd of lat und' tlielr um- No one ever fixitid out Jtir l*ie conference in Hastings othtnt—a very Interesting meeting.'years old Tlw reading room with 49 ccn:s to produce liMTlbs.'of milk i Just how many cars the Mjltc docs March 18th. Lakeview High' school Tlie same woman gave a pleasant H* papers and magazines, the library jt Jnay b,. oj interest to some to! apo that the overage price own or how murh it pays to otx-r- nnd tiirl Hcwncs of Battle Creek tea nt her home for us Crosley with it* "good collection of book.*.1 ate them. (have been invited to participate women (fifty-five when the Jiall is the common room in which we Have received per pound for butterfat for ------along with all llje Barry county high full, but a much smaller number our after-dinner coffee, and otlr: thc-ycur 1932 waa 22 cento, then* thr day after piirialmns; and . comfortable bedrooms -arc all very — . . , • ”cow t for "" Senator Ben Carjx-nter of Clare: schools. "What It Means to B»- a the year .... basis of ... the ... took me and two other women with'attractive and there orc such inter- ■ The high‘-;.y “' 'Jothqr ? , r*uch beilvvea that farmers plastered with ■ Christian" will be the that,. has l-vtr । her to Sldcup. in Kent, when u hos- esling jieople here from al! over Hie. 2 “’, moilgagcs nnd contracts an- just us discussions. " ' jceti in this Association. Shv is a The Burry County Ministerial Stable wornjm there <11 turned out world. Many Americans a6.1 Cana- |hr^ 'Vt.ur , much entitled to consideration as three year old Purebred Jersey the banker- He is thriefore asking meeting will be held in the Hasting* towbS°?e J™1 l*° >»«« a«°’ d‘T'' cour^' “nd,,W0W n owned by Maynard Miller. She proforeign Burma,Italy Australia, thc state .iegMuture' for u morator­ MethodiSt church Tuesday March nskcd heid*°10 '■ duced 9481 IW. of milk and 600 0 ’n brln« d«>' We were India. rica. France and soSouth on Afium, on all mortgages and contract 7 l^me MS JS^'on IhJ met by by aa big big car car with with' chauffeur, chauffeur, hud had; Hallowe Hallowe'en the warden. warden, Mis* Miss 'Spur- whirlwlndUof a^producer^he'iv'also naynients. HLs proposal would re­ program met en the lieve defaulting interest payers from B-v. «wv. l U. 1. 1.. i>.cv. uewey, B.-v ncv. m. d w Me .sic- •„±-^ “ p,?M’ant u JSJ.* rlfe; “W,.•«!!* ® K<»d. ling, and the housekeeper. MIm t. very attractive'little animal -K This immediate flxss of their equities. ■] Kean and C. F. Angell attended the ‘"j'«•»«»"■...‘T8}"1',n" ^’“d ".’h Sn’>'th’*; hBld “n »”{onnal party for cow produced flit for .061 cents u Allie*!, Forces'meeting at Unsing U? “ lho : , vrry Frldny pound and had MU.02 above hei feed You can never locate a minority Friday. * **“PPed cream or tiny dellciitejpan- afternoon thc London • • ■ lhat -■ ’lf --------- University cost. jt jlas •ix-en prophesied until you ran tell which side is Woodland Y groups gave up their rakcs with nnd Jcinon juice, women have .m.r a n special special tea tea for for us us noth nothing Jiapinw to her she aOmemaking the most noise. regular meeting last week for lhe ? b“f °?cn flI7' there and then a good lecture, for day will make 1,000 lbs. of fat. ItiilnneR Instance, w.» we >*•>-< had ..rj, one------on tn>uIndia i.., by . High 2 year old Wa* n Grade Jer­ rhurch. Thl, wwk Hwy nwl win, *?odtwlth ■*"B,n .»»>■<>- Mary Pickford. M. P. on Founders' Ihrtr Omw T»wnwnd. c. “« ■»»««- holly.jnd ivy Dgy. which fortunately happened to sey owned by R. W. Cook. She nude 8.710 lbs. of milk and 4516. lbs.-of p At«Hi <1»1W rmnunt Uw com­ Wc sow the huge rose garden too. be our Thanksgiving. We had a fnt. This lb a record unexcelled by ■g conference coherence March iwarcn 18th. loin. «"**««’*’ dl,.rk “«»d . (formal dinner w.u> with idora Lord vccu Cecil as ing ' Liquor und crime have been t# wonderful to be guest of honor nnd speaker on dis-i?.^, ' working with more than Sevan milarmament One Saturday I helped 1u luica me unnoiy twins. ............. ....i.u.u. u. vmnuiuruay i ncipea , Milled thc unholy twins." 11011 bonk-i whhln within till rail Howowr. Untrnvor n 1„ th.. K.. hull ,IU> »_ hue, >...... taucr i_____ Ihr ... S<'f Th. 1 Youn« »trn'. sreup m«u “ ‘ “ "b b«h 3 yrjr old wu Uo. rne voting sens group meets ,— । ; .. ,;, , --------- 11 almnxt nnthinv tnnrfn» a.«~. «<i“ inc a... evening at the ,ar 1 far I have .oi»r ... putt-bred , Jersey this week Wednesday fmjnd almostfound nothing London Association of University > , 7- ,, - - und she 1* owned new on Queen EllzaiKtli, Elizabeth. - • There women gave; they earned over ijqI । by u.w Lyle A.J31- Gurllwd. MUIUV3M. Tills i in:, little nuiv cow t-iv. prop.v home of Mr. and Mrs C F Angell !iew I duced ««' 10.501 Bn. of *"•»' inilk and 486 4 for itot luck attend B “jourand awkward, heavy । tor lhelr ftJnd. ror aa !x>i mex upper, upper, then men attend .... . Volume® Ye*, 11 it wa wax fun to « experience an | S1.°I, ,, ~ , Uu-concert ut. ... lhe .... Methodist church. . b|nJ In tne* rsf'ilnonn— arentn..t <»- . __ '5 ,Un ‘l*«,lcnre ani ,. ’Lent’ will " ‘be discussed. ‘ 1, !V Ior s “lont. Tirtre arc th;;; wmc English High 4 year tngluh Chrfstmas Chrntma.*. esneciallv especially as a.* the thc L v<,“r .old old wa; ?radc .... • Nashville Hi-Y enjoyed n supper„ of the queerest bxjking peojife there .1 wason lasts a long time here. At the 'r:n?mu>v auc.rnscT nu-ruwi “'““d hv b>' n vv C°°k ^h'? meeting hist.Monday evening. Char­ acters of the Old Testament is their Bible study. (Continued from jxige one, purl <l PART TWO—Page Seven M . C. A. ITEMS OurSPIRIT MAKING POWDER PI umlb ol O.m ™|IM on Mr. •'“> S wZftSklS!!; KXiS. ' SAME PRICE *“”>■■ »■<■ '• «own.. U» bo,. ...rm, In KMlet o! milk .nd MU 10. Jl HI AI1 fem, .our S trangers here have often remarked upon the civic pride of 'our citizens... their feeling of independence their love of their otvn little corner of the earth upon which they walk as tho they owned it '. which indeed they do. LONG may this spirit of local pride flourish will continue as long as we are loyal to our own people Buv HERE and Bank HERE! wSssin .2^ xrssr, Ch7A«‘“mtivTty1 *h'Ch AS 42 YEARS AGO. 1 Washington Washington party party given given by by lhe tl pji Scouts, floats from the Worahlpfui iightf^’’ successful xs tlie one Jum paat. ■ Plls I pitaofotthe theGun GunLake Lakeschool. school. Company of Glovers, and others, play Ernest Rice of Orangeville called cars with roimcllincn in robes of college ten miles away in Kent nnd I There arc 20 herds containing near25°uiki!s,ct25I 1 I atErnest Rice of Oranmvilla tlx- W1U Crawford home Salur-i different color., brown fur collars H kl’d wXn w" had nerer hea?<1 | ly 400 cuttie on test. Double Tested/ B i<*ay A ■ Mrs. . „ „ ?’,d Rowrly shaped hats, the Mayor'of before took two of us Co a big Arthur Crawford of Orange-:m a gold coach right out of fairy- nativity nageunt It started t,-n vlllle called on Mrs. Belle Crawfqrd land, and dressed like a fairy prince; years ago’ in a church but to given recently. . in general, scarlet and white satin for four |>erformances now In a big ■ | Mrs. James Null qnd Miss Dorothy. everywhere, purple velvet, while 0.1- cinema house. As the costume* and 3 Crawford spent Monday afternoon'(rich plumes.- fur and gold braid.• tableaux are ba<cd unon Bottlcflli ■ । in PJalnwell. | When the king rode through the city ■ and other fifteenth ccnrory rel£owi --------------:-------- ----------------------------------- Ito °1>cn P*rihunent, thc soldiers ytalnters these arc rich and gorgeous. wen- scrumptious esp^clAly the The whole thing was very beauliI guards In red. white and gold< on ful. 41 ’ I black horses; there were postilions.' n .. ... , outriders, pages. ladles-Jn-w aiting, Pn,k . W Mt Jcnn etc., with Uw Prince of Wales (lookPe'cV ,he ft.n’ ing bored) in one coach, and the r(U^?n,bcfor<“.C?,’rt“nw?Tt 7“ de‘ king and queen (the latter wearing “’’l1'?’ 7peclal'y “A.1 had ne'’er ermine and her coronet) In a still sec? 1 before. According to English grander gold coach with eight C?5Utm“ dl?nf1r *“ horses. Three-fourths of the gold c'tnlnK- Tlie hall with tables, holly, ----small bond In llw world were tn But pro- its U-shaped '" w~ — trees? great vases of red chrysan­ cession. themums. ana and many nisnes dishes of fruit. -r»._ K-i.r ___ ... ,, , : uicmuin*. ■ Double Action-y IMPORTANT NOTICE Regarding Payment of Telephone Bills Telephone bills may be paid in cash al the Telephone Busi­ ness Office. Postoffiee money orders, express monpy orders, and checks or drafts on banks at which collection can be made promptly, also will be accepted. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO K.xv.r.’.rs skxj Mluuly -lift, or ... m.ny >lnnn« Ifi The high herd lor January was owned by Wm. Velte. Hb> six pure­ bred HoUtetns pvenrgcd 1.147 lbs. ol milk and 396 lbs. of ful. Second high wu-s u herd of six grade Hol.stclnu averaging 1.042 lb.-, of milk ahd 39.0 11m. of fat. High 2 year old for the month Gucrnsc owned by was a....Grade Guernsey ---------------------Win. Shaw. She mjide 10,J0 lbs of milk and 55.4 lbs. of fa High 3 year old was MUo Shaw's Lady Record. She produced for the month of January. 1.290 lbs. of milk and 48 lbs. of fat. High 4 year old was a Grade Hol­ stein owned by Marshal! Pierce. She made 1.551 lbt>. of milk and 65.1 lbs. HASTINGS NATIONAL Only National Bank , D A ]\TT7~Hastings - Michigan In Barry County -D JX. Telephone: 2217 Miurice Harper owns the high mature cow for January'- She is u Grade Holstein and she produced 1.460 Ite of milk und 642 lbs. ot butterfat.—Leslie Raber, tester. C. <^"’27," with Mr. und Mrs. Albert Rogers of week end with her brother. John little over five dollars. Prairieville. * Higdon, and family and attended Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hawblitz. Orfrurrime lUr'oMt l.Ur'i "“dd’u"'!' ChrWnu“ which wc had tha and Bllir. Miss Margaret Wen­ !to.cr” .a S,“T'XiAb Mrs Hattie Beattie is ill at the church here Sunday. MrKltrizi n d Mcsdamt's Chas. arauM the cnor.ph. or u, « .hi £ X". b l Purcell and Arthur Miller were Sun­ home of her son Marshall. Al-1 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fossett ahd ger, Mr and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox. day guests of Mrs. Sarah Conklin though still confined to her bed she baby of Battle Creek were Sunday Kenneth and Thelma attended tlw is slowly Improving.. gucsU of thc home folks here u- jtrogram given at lhe Maple Grove and son, Jasper. of Convis. Town hall Saturday evening. ScvIt Is rumored that a Urge danc­ •an<l of the other potentates repreThere was a splendid representa­ M'nIe<1 “nd ‘hen after coffee, form­ tion at the Briggs Parent-Teacher ing pavilion will be erected at tlie the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. D. Mc­ eriri radio stars were on thc pro­ ed in a circle in the hall and sang meeting, on Friday evening. FY’b. hike in the very near future. A Clelland Friday. Proceeds were a gram. Detroit contractor will be in charge. 24. The play "Detour Ahead," pre­ sented by the Hastings Nbrmal stu­ BARBYVILLE. dents. also the school program and Tlie Missionary Society will meet special music were very enjoyable. Mrs. Sylvia Scidmore. who has at the home ot Mrs. Pearl FYwter been convalescing from her recent Wednesday. It is hoped the mem­ noon ,hc el»ht Americans sUll in operation, at the home of her son. bers will ail attend as it is election f? ®.”LladJ,. the h,u ,ot course many had gone Ehret Scidmore. of Augusta, spent of officers. at night with a flood buUd.n«.! light thrown . away holiday*) had a X sne- tlie week end with her daughter and away for for ‘the the holidays)’dlSir o» from ta.hhormt ISl.S Mrs. Gay Skinner and Mrs. Grace ictal table and special < family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, of Hyde spent Wednesday and Thurs­ Ive enjoyed Maude Royden's'tree centerpiece, sixpence gifts, and the Ellis district. day with Mrs. Chas. McCoy in church and her preaching, a parade so on. • • • In the afternoon wc The Ellis Parent-Teacher organi­ Grand Rapids. service in thc Tower of London, and heard over the radio thc king's ad- zation will meet on Friday evening C.'E will meet with Dennis Mc­ aervlces In other picturesque dress, the messages from Australia, of this week. Intyre TYiday evening. -w — -------cx. BrUbh nners ot ctc . . . In churches. I'm hearing many After spending the past week with Mn. Davis and baby of Battle cellent lectures on alt* kinds of subi 1 February I am to spend a week end her sister. Mr. and Mnr. Ronald Creek spent Sunday wRh her par­ Jecls. , 1 at________________________ a prominent girls' school in the Warner, of Detroit, Miss Ixona Mil­ ents. Mr. and Mrs Archie. McIntyre We are ready to serve you with moat anything We at Crosley have some unusual Cotswold?; I'm looking forward to ler returned home on Saturday. and attended church. advantages, for instance, some of us t,'*t * * ’ Mrs. Elva Payne and daughter. you want in the line of coal—good, clean Anthra­ Mr. and Mr.-. Fred Rock of Jack­ got to go to a reception given by -----------------------------------Amy. formerly of this locality and son. Louie .Webb of XI. S. C. Lan­ cite and Coke for your hard coal burners—Red the Master of the Rolls (in charge KLINGENSMITH. now of Buttle Creek, will move soon sing. and Misses Lucille and Leva Ash Pocahontas — Red Comet —— and good old of the Public Record Office) in the1 H Latta attended a school mcet- to their new homo previously that of Webb of Nashville were ghetto of Draper's Hall—elaborate old ■ chan- Ing in Hastings Saturday. her mother's, the Mrs. Lucinda Mil­ Mr. and Mrs. H. Webb and Mo Majestic Lump. dellera. portraits, huge tapestries. 11-1 Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lalonde and son ler farm. Elsie Tucker. Afternoon callers were lumlnated charters from 1363 on. a Bdlore Ivave gone to Detroit to stayMr. and Mrs. Phil Gaut of the Mrs. Whiting. Mr nnd Mrs. Webb Our KENTUCKY EGG COAL is giving comp lata king’s ransom in gold and silver .with their son and wife for awhile, Eagle district entertained at a Whiting and son of Lansing. Mr. plate from five centuries. We wcre| Xfr. and Mrs. Frank Gieen of birthday dinner Sunday, in honor and Mrs. Bert Webb and Mra. Hall . satisfaction at a very low coat to you. announced to Lord and Lady Han-;hear Nashville and Xlr. and Mrs of his father's natal day. John of Hastings. worth, who greeted us on the land-1 Claude Mayo of XIapie Orove were Gaut, and wife and two sons of Be Prepared . . . Place your order today! Xfr. and Xfrs. Harry Green and Ing of the broad staircase. He made guests at the Green home Thursday, Vermontville. , . . family spent Sunday with Xlr. and an address after which we saw aj Mr. and Xfrs. Ivan Mayo of Bat­ Mrs. A. Lathrop of Prairieville. PINE LAKE. mediaeval court held, in costume; 'tie Creek are the parents of a seven Mrs Eii.-abeth G.bbony ■■■pent the On Thursday Wilfred James of .. then light refreshments. There I pound baby girl bom Feb. 31st. She were about four hundred present 1 will answer to the name of Mildred, Alamo spent thc day with his uncle. and ll was “full medals;" I was sol . The children of the school en- Eary James, and did some unsuc­ STOP GAS FAINS! GERMAN cessful fishing through the ice. How-1 thrllled by all the decorations I One Joyed a treat of Ice cream and cake REMEDY GIVES RELIEF ever, orv thc same day many fine FLOUR FEED COAL -i- CEMENT * UME min, perhaps an army man, had on Washington's birthday. Acting on BOTH upper and three big ones and a dozen little: Albert Green and family and catches were reported on the west BRICK -:- TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS lower bowels Adlerika washes out ones. I liked tho different colored Marshall Tripp spent Bunday with side of the lake. Starr Clark of Plainwell spent al! poisons that cause gas. nerv­ ribbons around their necks. ■ Mr. and Mra. Claude Mayo in Maple TELEPHONE 211ft HASTINGS, MICH. Three of ua went to a big dinner' Orove. Mrs. Green returned with Saturday afternoon with Robert ousness and bad sleep. One dose gives relief at once. B. A. Lyfor Lord Lytton; were announcedj them after spending port of last Warner. On Friday evening. March 3rd, the Barker, Druggist.—Adv. * by a functionary in evening dress week with Mrs Mayo and Mrs. Lee Pine Lake Farmers' Club will meet! but a scarlet coat, after a line of Lapham. Old Man WINTER is just getting his stride! Are You Prepared for Another *) BLAST of Hi. Icy BreatK ...I EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY �pai.i; THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1. 1931 n,-nr COURTHOUSE NEWS Surety.oil Bond t,’> be reieaicd from tered, bond of guardian filed,, letfurther responsibility filed. clWtlum tens ol giurdlatudnp issued. t: ■ Helen L. Funds*. Rcleave o.' ttuurdian by ward filed, discharge ol iiuardian issued, estate enrolled E.-t Jacob W Felder, dec'd Proof a!'will filed, order admitting will to ■t entered.-bond of exccuUve letters testamentary umed. tmen ii for hearing clairiu filed. no- Maurice Harpes PROBATE COI R I Alice Willison petition uui anti nominal Ki * order appointing g: Of none*, filed?, ptoof of wall filed, 0*der admitting will to probate cnirred. bund of executor filed, letters testamentary Issued, order limiim^ ...etUemerit gmiered. petition- for -hearing claim ■ creditors issued. EM. Leland N pointing guard:.*; guardian,filed apptnutine Auinr Aditu*. tiled ‘ ‘ i:- :. FOODS for LENT admitting apet^ai Arimr special Ail iur Jewel Coffee 3 French Coffee 2 Oleo u, 55c lb Mb b— 45c 4 »•' 25c Pet, Carnation Or Country Club Evaporated Milk Sweet Pickle Chips 16-or. bottle 10c Famous Mader Brand Shrimp Holland HERRING MIXED Fancy Milchcn 9-lb. kej 79c 9-lb. G< i-ussinated. Mr. Deane was I, Order buried ut Lhkeview cemetery He leaves three uim.’Riul J. of Urban­ dale. Aune.J. of-Sault Ste. Marie, M-itle- mid William of Nashville a daugh­ ter, Mw Ellie Dejirt.-. who made her home with hep jatiier. Funeral rites fur J: C Huru-r irii- held Sundays afternoon at one o’clock at the Hess funeral hotfie. conducted by Res Dorthea Haytcr. He hud been a resident of Naahvillo live years, comingJu-re from Char- Surviviiii: aic the widow, a daugh­ ter. Mrs. Jolin Purchls. Nashville.; uu. Floyd Huner. of Charlotte.' j’nternu nt was in Maple Hill cem­ etery at Charlotte Tin- two UCkets in thc field lor Mllhge election have nominated lhe following: Rcpulicun—President. E. Hiyointment ol guardian filed, or-’ u Ohm-uad. clerk. H. F. RcnungI * u-oomtm- Guardian n erZi h«-*'urer. H D Woinng; axI.;.,t a?..; .-: led ot ”-”r E v Bmllh; trustees. Ralph ' . Wetherlx-c and Elwin'Nash. IndeAnnual ac- ' iN-ndent--President. E. B. (Jrecn. m id. clerk. Arthur Homier; treasfbrou-iL uter. Adolph Daure. Jr ; assessor. •; .cmtn-' W ,H1 H"ick. trustees. Will Martin. dee’d ’ ‘ ’ William Hanes. Dr. Lotdohl. •■ ,. Mrx Albert Ostroth and Mrs Gail uf Lykins wire at Hastings Saturday ^tending lhe funeral ol their couxgtmrclKinslup 1 . Wilbur McDonald. .Donald Hinokky. son of Mr. and ‘r- Merle Hinckley, luul the mis­ fortune to hurt his arm near the h. <i< -i Will shoulder Wliilc leafing at the Nasii>ba!'- <•! will i me Co-operative elevator Saturday ist fill’d. «ai- afternoon. Oliver J. Carroll, acting manager jf the Farmers Co-operalivc cream­ ery since thc death ot Mr. Pennock, was elected manager ai tlie direc­ tors' meeting other ollicetw are; President. Wil] Hyde; vice-president, L D. Gardner, secretary. T J Ma­ un the executive board .. - Wlingcr. L. B Gardner md Bert Carroll. and Mrs. Fred Warner and Mary Hoja- were ut Lansing 22c SalmonG-,p‘ Funeral services for George Deane. SI. were held at the home Saturday afternoon at 2’30 o'clock, conducted by Rev G E Wright of Grand U-lge Despite his advanced years Mr Ik'iinr had been active until u few inunths preceding his QelHli, driving his own car and r" around- without usMstance. Deane wa> a Civil war veteu member of Hie L»th New York rrgtmeni President Lincoln visited •iiesc buy* while in camp Mr. Deane aw- lbe President tin- second Ume U.en stationed al Rockville. Md lust time at. Richmond. Va . 69c Sardines In ia!ad oil cr mallardjyuct Remove the Obstacle From OPPORTUNITY’S Path The general,opinion of every successful business man, concerning the financial welfare of young people today, is that if they are to succeed in a business way they must start by saving a part of their incomes. Doubtless, lack of ready funds, is the great­ est obstacle in the path of opportunity, experience of every individual. One of the most convenient methods of ac­ cumulating ready money is by starting a Savings Account in this 46-year-old bank where every dollar of the depositor’s money has always been worth 100 cents. 3''^ interest compounded semi-annually will soon make a nice sum of ready money. Start your plans today for a Savings Account. HASTINGS CITY BANK The Hank with the Chime Clock l.tbbie Marshall l* spending Macaroni spaghetti Puffed Rice Puffed Wheat 2 5c * CAPITAL Banti! Creek. On Wednesday night Mi and Mis. Carl and Fuwler. Mr. und Mrs Harry Japies and, Mbs, Lrta AHerdmg ut n six ci, 13c . . SURPLUS $75,000 $50,000 ivcnlng Tht only tx**kl«ii food "Popped” bom wholt 9«*i jning- which 'Mas a I Corn Syrup 5» 25c with music and vteLighl LIGHT—5-pail !7c r rams Easy Task or Clean Quick 5 ± 21c Aiii was tnicriiiinca of Mr, Gail Ukln ' SOAP CHIPS -King s Flake "“L 35c Michigan milled and Mi Fischer. Donald Mead dr Saturday to upend K'nneth Wilcox ol Downin, March 10. for an aljernooii inctUn inti Mr?. F’< tvi Hollnian n! rtor and Mr. iiihI Mr1.. and two daughter* v.. sv Sui IJurlre dialrlct. * The South Evangelical Aid -w have a dinner nid nt 11; ' Mr . Clyde Ciiee^eman Barryvilte Brown mid • ere Sunday xi Charles (L-owtll Mich.) I. .. pher and Linwood. BANANAS 15c 5 Sweet Potatoes Hew Cabbage > Chotca frtlh, Unde - Cilifornia Carrots ICEBERG v linn iivii.t.i. The Ladies’ Aid] Society the McClelland hurtle Frida; from Morgan were then-, a. Willitta drove thc school children up for their dinners. AU reported a fine duipcr. lbs 10c it 4c large bunch toplier viJated Nadivillc High ... Friday afternoon. Arthur tlirti vetung- with friend, ' Mr Catharine McAdams and W. V«n Syckle of Latumg M>n’. th-sk-end at thl Van Syckk* farm Mr und Mr., J W ShaHer’ und Homrr spent the week end vmtmg Mr ;.nd Mrs Lea King opd LXuuld •f Ltraing t ■ Mamie Webb and Cb’/'Hi And also Charles Harrtiigton 6C 7c Head Lettuce Garter ol Conk- improving AiujrUs lend Robert. hospital. Slw fust oa her -physician wUhed. Her many friends hope -he gains quickly itn*> Monday Sunday gueaU al thi(■ McClelland funder thli treatment home were Lipyd .McClelland and - -- ■on IXirwin. Mr#. Mildred Varney “Lh .f NAahvlU^. Mr. and Mi- CilCTt< r d ’ an injured an ankle Winans and daughter oi Lansing Monday two ami i plavins on thr river an of Lacey. In Our Meat Department Beef Roast Choice Cute Lb. 10c u. 25c u. 7 c 2 m 25c u, 12c Beef Steak Side Pork Pork Chops Fresh Hams Boiled Ham BRANCH DIsl RIf T. The Dorcas Society el North Ma­ right in alter him. ple Grove will meet. .. at thc home — ol he drew him to a shallow pls near Mr and Mrs. Loyal L~,_'. Lowell —■ r.r;~ : on thc tank’and dreof him 9 Quimby. Thursday. March 9. A co dial initiation to all. Phuun and brjone. Laubs to hair an ;< found 10c BOWNE < ENTER Spare. Ribs Pork Liver Pork Hearts Beef Hearts Pork Fat Back 1 ' Wali Thfimas and Guy Smith were in Lowell SulDemi: Home folks. i 1 no more put- ill with heart and family ol he wrek end with lUtliiw, who has beeh trouble the „• hujrifctida wish he would. Will Fax und Walter Kwalcayk were in Grand Rapid* Thursday 1 m: in gutht Glen D--.<n were Mr mid Mrs- Ju­ lian Pirt’-'- and daughter. Betty, ana .r-1 •!. Dean and Mr and Ralph FiuLbcuirr of Middle* house wax well attended Friday evenmg and thc player^ who panic tronr Hx-ting. were enjoyed by ah .Mr and Mn Keith Norton und Barbara. Mr and Mr.s.. Kenneth Norton ol Marshall were guests of '.heir parents Saturday. ^frs John Darby in Bxvtmgs Saturday and Sunday helping in the cure of her mother. Mrs. Woodard, Quarterly meeting will be held nt’ me North Evangelical church Satttrday afternoon and Sunday eve­ ning Rev W H Watson of Kalamaxoo. district sunpcrinlcndcnt, util be pre^ht. NORTH MARTIN CORNERS The Martin P. T A will be this Friday evening. March 3. You ure cordially invited to .attend. Mr. and Mrs Oaith Slocum me lhe proud parenla of a seven and Giic-hall pound son. born February 15. who will answer to thc name of Robert Eugene and children were , balurdar gu Mia. Ida Fiery ol H-tUiig;. many ol^er folk.’ When hte f.i'lv r he told duddv a usk.^d if hr u| u Less! than1 homo at.iioon. ‘ aayut it then: Don’t Get Up Nights You need a bladder puyr ic drive out impui'itier. and yxcesL. acids that cmu»«- irritaiiun. burn­ ins ajid irecjucnt d-uire. Git « bludd'-r phyric from any drug More After four day* if nbt re­ lieved nt getting up nights go burk and get yuui money. BUKLT8 containing buehu* leaves, juniper oil. etc . acts on the blad­ der similar to castor oil on thc boweif. It you arc bothered with backache, or leg puihs arising irnm bladder rliMirtlers you an; ,bound to feci better alter Uns cleansing and you gi’t jour regu• Ur sleep—Carvcth A: Stebbins, Druggirts. Hastings E L Kane. Druggist. Nasir.ipc.—Adv. ' Statistics, after several years of experiment, actually , show that heat produced by coal costsjess than apy other means. This is due in a large Measure to the lower prices now prevailing. •- Today we offer you cdal of thc highest quality at pricea lower than they have been in the last ten yeara. OHIO COAL 50 S TON DELIVERED SMITH BROTHERS VELTE & COMPANY Hastings Telephone 2257 Michigan �PIE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1, 19X1 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦NEW ELEVATOR HELPS Red Clover c..i ENTHUSIASTS SEND US New Customers EVERY DAY Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Telephone 2515 Frank Sage ™ FAO1 SSS 1 HOME FEED GRINDING „ ...... - , ----------One hour'? run of th" mill will night when three of them an<1 Mn Clyde -Skinner attended College Perfects Plan for grind enough l<*ed for lhe dally use »ccond. rlau r«iuir.-menu the ««*»«• »e<l<hng anniversary of । Fi..vnGnrr Grain rtmin in in EconomiPlrAnnmi. “of <; ->•■ Short per^Thf Bll<i „t.< rccciYcd a merit badge m *lr , M,r;’ '1 Elevating pifttimi wsTirw note the iikxard p,-r»ofl«l health The troop ■ cap-T**11- J* 4 11 115 aUo u,e wth. ' • Labor - • - Saving - .in grinding, {q. Iht. joaanh McKnKht cup for birthday of their youngest »“n. J ical, Way trim the duf t created ird turn-* Herbert Cook's father, who with East Laming —Fwrmern who arc Tlie energy ri>n.-.mie«!' In grinding tig will depend upon th- flnunrM of -ft,. Cllt:u,n onh-r <boo! with hU wife ha.? been spending tlie located rm or Dear eicrtrkM power the.|ftmmd product Ptae grinding |f^ “elw“ wS.' g«« winter with his son here. juAsed lines util find that electricity Is a th« f Urntta* energy B surprux. lArvwrU t arty for Manon convenient and < runottncal means rMJube* ... . <>.73?... of grinding the Ttonu- supply of needed for coar*. grinding, feed, according to lhe nnricultura! engineering'department at Michi­ gan Htitu* College, winch luxs -work­ ed out a itlan for a homemade grain elevator which will cam’ Uae jgraU* to elevated bln. to tlie feed grlndt-n J- Through the Storm No other form ot financial insulation or Investment ortyiUailon ean show aueha high degree of safety of principal, and regularity of dividend pay men la aa can tho building and loan avsoclaUona of lhe country. Michigan during this vlrenaotu period of financial dis­ turbance. . Thr NATIONAL recently paid its Mth consecutive dividend. , Friday Hastings, Mich. ®11£ Rational ffioan & fnupBfanent {foittpany without .an attendant if bin*.are nreaiative r>udi»nc. f provided to take the grutiQd gTdin. Urd>H night.*-’ Each Tlie cost of tin* grant rlevalo: la ca,t <tul uiem--;-,f < Kir. and Mr-. Joint Stair* am partment A untie kg w *h*H is Mrs Mabie Vrlte attended the und tMtcad of thr usual double NutriUon cla-s held al Mrs. Howard jJialt. Mill* winch will grind aat- 1250 Gritwold Street, Detroit llaaupga Friday. * Mr. am! Mrs. George Keeler and taint <1 for $H An elevator in fctl Mrs. E. J. Sheldon U on th-.- -*tck family of Hwathigs spent Sunday al high weigh* lew than ’ 00 pounds and can Ik* moved from place to place. list. John Stair*'. POWERS ECHOES. IntcresUti f urged to and drank Fen Prank Travis and 7 inday at tlx- hum.* Friday and 1* now under the •.lined by Mrs. Loyal Lowell at 11 doctor's care. We wudi h|m a speedy Quimby Thursday. March ». tor dinEverett Carter and recovery. rar All are invited. Tlie very fine crop of radishes. .................. ' Mrs. .. Fred Hanes...... went to Battle family and Mr and Mr*. Ed Balzer und family <>t Grand Rapids spent lettuce and flower?, in the green Creek Friday to stay a couple ot Mr. and Mrs Cha* Olbb. enter- ’ *"n** *“!» t.h<-ir ’“wnu Mr ‘“ld house of John Vanden Berg wax weeks with her daughter's family, completely d*-Mroycd by the severe'Her daughter. Mr?. Howard Jone*. nnid thr latter -aster Catherine.' U tn the hospital having had an ■r, we ire glad tx»< ’------— x.—•*-— nd husband und baby of Hastings. oporaltoh Saturday. <f up and around NORTH MAPLE GROVE. Mr and Mrs. Harold Roberta of . Quarterly meeting at the church Lansing spent thc week end wllbMr. and this week Saturday afternoon and hi» parents Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Roberts and mother were Sunday . Sunday, r P M. Callen. GOOD USED CARS at Bargain Prices for Cash IF YOU HAVE CASH. YOU CAN BUY A GOOD USED CAR CHEAP! CALLAND LOOKOVEROUR STOCK AND GET OUR PRICES! n- iter a. A&P STORES UNIVERSAL GARAGE TELEPHONE 2121 J. L. MAUS, REPRESENTATIVE IN HASTINGS : target! The Irving Project nwl* for > buiirxw imi-t- ABE FEATURING HASTINGS, MICH IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENTS - I©eaa Flour 24' -lb. *®Of® b.’g ,>/ AUH»r RED SALMON rai c.. 2 for 25c TUNA FISH “Chidcaa of tho S«a" 2 cant 25c MACARONI or SPAGHETTI £»«>« g.cr.pt, 6 for 25c Salmon pink THIS NEW MODEL DOUGHNUTS MUSHROOMS Adam*. Mr*. Bcr Mtnw Dunning i Solomon attended RANGE-1 WITH NEW fflAUTOMATIC Ti.inkini: perhaps some 1 t-.» ftsh hi; t»id nn at- I'light iy imp COMPLETE WITH Oven licul control . . . automalic "matchlf**" lighter . . . inanlaied oven for cool kitchen . . . cooking cover top . . . sliding broiler . . . porcelain lined ovrn . • large utrn»ll drawer . . .WomUmeril set . . . choke of uhitc or i»ory porcelain finish. Ca»h price only Si3.W.‘ 4?JLd8 MONTHS TO PAY in easy Monthly Amounts! LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD STOVE.' I'ar llii*. nflrr ta trade in >our old atovr. Let tlie r.onomka of a modern «a* ranxr help pay (or ilveif in miprored rooking and food aaiinp. GAS COOKS A MEAL FOR LESS THAN Sw our ramplrlr dixplay of new modrl* aiilUble fur all needs. Or phone 2M3. CONSUMERS POWER CO. imi-r Aldrich on ThurAtay utti-rnoan. I March » A demonstration of prun|lng rent kinds of shrubbery will Sunday jb«- oiu* feature ot the program. / Tilt- nest regular budrux-a and so- ftatir.R > Broun and lam iirnrra were viltton Whitu-morc * cele* rthday ot Lowell 1 inunity Club ml! l> - held at ti hail ■on Monday night. March 23 hick htlpjAr nt 6 30 o'clock dame* Will Whlttemon*. Charte* Kahler and Oeorge Eddy are on tfi<- Clara Robinson are visiting relative* supper capimittre. Busniess meets­ in Hastiru*.’.' The young |>eopki ot the neigh­ ing will follow th.* supper, and fol­ lowing that un extensile and very borhood were • nlertauied tn the intcn-Ktutg program .has* urru been ar­ iFttd .Smith home Saturday night. A nnoyaMr* time wiis re-parted. ranged Th<* Duuglgbs H-rrmgton i:....... ... • Radio Entertainer*, one feature of- Several from Una vicinity attend­ which 1. Peter MicLean •!>.- Am«-ri- ed th* Farm H;ire.«u meeting ut thc Good Will church Friday. months in Radio Mallon WXYZ. Deiroit. Wr. MacLcan alien iue family visited the latter's father in to gitT eight r-ncore* Anotlwt {.jx - Eaton Rapid* Sunday. Ward Eruay of Hasting* spent clal feature »f the program win be a fire prevention irocram w tth htrre- Sunday with hi, jurents here. John- ItaieiL ol north Uaatings ' cpticon picture- Tin.*, k. a free cve.nlnii's entertainment and should at­ ivuitod his parents Sunday. Art Lord and Wife ol Battle Greek tract thc attention of everybody In­ terested m oui community. Every­ body come. • THE CROSSROADS. Ray Maith- - - of Middleville spent HENDERbHOTl. Mr. and Mrs Leon Slocum id Battle Creek and Mr and Mrs Mr* Earl William- Mr and Mrs jClyde Hciuknhoi| of Hastim-* wen- Williams a< '-oiQP'inied him to his Sunday atlcrnoon callers ' at Lon home Sundav and •'pent thc day I with Mr and Mrs Janies Matthew■ Mender: holt Rolw'rt Woolston and wife made ’ Sunday caller- .it A C. Clark;* were. Mr and Mr* J. B. Dexter of a bui-ine*'- trip to Gull lake one d/y ' Battle Creek and Mr and Mr. Nel­ last week Mr and Mrs. Lyman Rockwood son Robhu-'n of Hartland. Michigan. . Mr and Mi, Lvwrcnca Christen­ of Hasthu:** i-pent Sunday with Earl * sen are happy over the birth ot an Einkbcii.i j and family Ml-*s Opal Woolston spent Sunday .clght.pound daigthter. born Tues­ , day Stic iiau> been named Maxine with friend.* in Hasting.-. The 'Pinkbciner children, who j Helen. Thr Bryans children of Frocpnrt have whooping cough, are s&mo belwent calling on friends mid rcla- tvflives here Sunday. j IH'GBEE CORNERS. i Albert Bull-and family spent 8un-' The Misses DoroUiy and Dons day at Otis DaMott * tn the Gregory T... idiilrict Mias . Frances came home Foote .._______ bote and then* bsother*. Lyle and with them tor a short visit before Dick, spent Sunday in Kalamazoo gouig to Hasting-s to suit her — •------in •-­ with their sister and husband, Mr. ter. Mr.*. Perry Dtmond and Mrs. Merle Count : Mr and Mr-. Karl Kruger and W. A johncox and Bono. diuo. is. dMIghti r of Hi me; Wied Um n 1 hi •v|Whding a few week;, with Ins enu. Mr! aud Mj-.-. Rcmuc Mott,,'tuoilar and brother. Mie. Lulu iJohncox and son Byron. Sunday* . I c 4-lb. pkg. 25c 2 for 9c RAISINS Sun Maid WHITE HOUSE MILK Ur.. c.„, Lard Bulk Pure Refined lb. 19c Soap Chips Garden- Club range.., w atches and controls lhe oven cooking—seals in delicate flavor and juices of meals anil vegetables. Brings new recipe possi bilities... gives new hours of freedom and rest from kitchen work. eexh 1c •mall can 10c Bulk Sicced SARDINES 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE features to your kitchen lhe cleanliness and convenience... the BRING economies of time, food, fuel and monei with this automatic Very Spacial Hutley Margsrip McDermott' of Hopt the latter part of litt with heer daughter, helping (■ "Just Picture this in YOUR Kildwn' 1 £ Z5C Finest Alaska 3-lb. bag 55c 5-lb. carton Euy Talk FIG BARS National Biicuil PET and CARNATION MILK BRZAD Crandmothar'a Cheese Whila 2 lip. 17c 5c 4c lb. loaf SLcad ot Ragula/ Mild Wiacoasin Crecm - IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTS - Beef Ribs Fine for Boiling Pork Loin Roast Pork Chops Chickens 4 u- 23c u. 5c 2- 15c Streak GREAT / Fancy, Home Drbeted Fresh Herring Pork Sausage Side Pork Hams 2 “• 25c Whole or Shank Half u. XOC ATLANTIC & PACI1 �THE n»sTINC.S. BlNNTf? WEDNTSDAY. MARCH 1. B33 PAGE TEN LEGAL NOTICES FEED MINERALS ONLY AS NEEDEDBY CATTLE Some Rations Contain All Elements Needed By r Cows ( LO\TftDAIE. ’ I \TATE ROAD. . hinds .Corners. callers at Hu- -----James Mr and Mr- . James O'Connpr j Tire girls 4-H Club Had a party «v -Ru'iday - ------ Maev" ' spent" Sunday m Hickory owucts Mr.’and Mis Delo-. Hugh. . and t»re Iwrrw pt Mr. apd in Getrnre ut RldilSS with Mi and Mis Edd. OCuhiuir. -m of Toledo spent the week End DeMutl Satmday earning ‘ £ J “ ill hold Mr.. Mary OConr.or of Martin i. h-their parents, Mr. and Mr.- I Juh* Meyers ol Ionia volt.d • 1 Mj'. .mid Mr... Claudn HotTruan Win. B Norris, and Riciurd Hugfre* 11 F-dd* Newtons Wednesday utter-,• * - - .... . >|x nt tire week end'at frer home * nix Pi-h- r P T A will hold their ttw Dunham dnuitt A Jtci • d tfQRT relauw ' Creek!i m-on and Thursday . •• ‘ . ’ and MiXjOra Waite v-of Battle M»-s Doretha T»av.-r of L iuMl ll vuating Mr and Mrs Wm R district spent tajt wrek with h-i Nurris and Mi. w. E Bt-adl.- and grandparent... Mr, and Mr. V.. o Eveiybo other relatives |Tubu..i Mr-:. Milla; Frey returned from', Mlu. Smie Plillhp' r»rent Wednr - • undri Eble Sothurd. her daughter s. Mrs. Undeiwood’s. «ay with Mrz. Edith Snvd.-r and ut Hollar,id. Mich . Saturday. Thursday With Mrr Blanche Gold, n1 ark.end at i:n m.'.pit.il hi. i-tmii'd luuiu- and i. Culieis at .Mrs. NorTU" Saturday!111 Hasting-i Mua'i’. ■ lain'mg al. txt’.i- could be exjiectP M were. Mn Mary Shedd ot Geurge DrMott and son Ralph Mr. John. Brigham of Decatur and trip to lan-.mEldonMr- Margaret Mullen of Haslln.'.i T**^4A>' m . n ti™, '<r- diniu . Mr and Mt; A. D Kin‘pent the week end returning ixanr'.- l,r a’?rt r of ,,4:’•‘J**’ ■ — Sunday evening with Mi- mid M:..sl*t't. Tuesday evening with Min tf-na Bccki E A 'parirer. und Elizabeth. (busu-Philliiv-. 1 Hiin.ld und Opal Honeywell and ' They hud a party Wednesday ak-: Lueile and Doris AdrhU'-tt. ndF-H Hub .it the lor.'Mi. und Mn Ronald 'Wlir’ur «?f ed the nust p.g LuptM-r at the Del- ’choolhou,- and cerredJre demn • - TUc.Ui.iy ■ ■ The Helping Hand Class of tire ■ton chtuch night. ■ Ht-bderslw'.t Sunday School nut ..• 5lr jn*' Mrs "Fannie Jackson : pen Mabie Bennett and lire Home ot Mr. and. Mr. Ronald day-, tit lost week with lici Coleman’sind Clyde jiuynes Friday cyciuni: mid tied u Mrs. Doyle, of Otsego. Ruby Heiincy'. Mt Ezra Cliiunlxrlaui < <.: p... . i comfortable. Aiken and Joan Roeer- •. . d June and Mi.-. spent Sunday with b -...a lake were week ind guiot-- ot tlu-jr r:und pate nt a. Mr and Mrs Charles 1granddaughter. Leah Barrett, went to Kalamazoo Friday atteilkbdn ’•> Hughes. . children Mr. arid Mr . Tin- Roy Scouts tad- spend the remainder of the wi-ck SniiHm. Mi’* Hazel v. . iii .Livi. jpe-u. cu.-- - -............ tile iVvrk and Mr. und urdny and Sunday at Kellcsg camp . ,;V . Wiikig and Francis of headqixarten at the medicine icxlue tfe”‘ '•L’lion m«« Battle All report a tine time. ' ... ;p!e of ot Martin m.tt Mr» Ruth Huita- of Tire old fasiUoncd Singing rehool!““'et March tire ■ ightii ut the HmUJiiif at :h< church> Friday r.urny night m*.u was w*» a rhurf“‘’» f?* thr,r r,u,r, •UCCe-S Wc j-' urelv -'-* * appreciate __ ’ ui(-. •j inaMliiv monthly rm meeting ’.'llntf tinir and wdl nerve a Hunday with Mt Shephard ns P01 ,uck dinner at noon. Everyune icffortA of Mrs.. ixivid P M. with the - worked . ... hard ... tol ®--lcome. . , urll-iis others who -----------iannly a*. Fret port i sc such an entirtainnrent. W F. Mf. and Mre. KiTl Tobim. iiiUirMn. K i her Ware. Mrs. Minnie K.ndttck wa-, the speak.:. nw., taintd her fatlrer. Edd TfeMott and whole progtSm was en^ed to lhr, daughter Beatrice. Mr and M. Bhlehniiti and Mi Fred Bidclinini :ot Dcir.-.it tiMicd relat-.vis in-Ho|iutnwM by tlie audience i ““J* [ l*utL- .Adrimuon. Opal Honey-!!*!'’,J?0*1!1. !l,r, ?l1' II- .Im in uf fAuitli Maidwell. Lewis Johnsun and Ivan'Smitli w"‘^'r Hastinjis SuiMl.iy in lioniatteuded the tournmnent at Gules-ifS. a , ‘A'/inif De­ bars Thursday night. ? U‘!? "um«* ln .. , . ......... ......... Mr I'ea.ile it. ll.i and noip ot NtwhvHte spent Sun' ' day with Mr. and Mrs Milo Lib-, non ling. in Wall laki .man. ijd at . ’ ■ Thirty-oire ladies enjoyed th«- Ln 'dies' Aid party nt th- honi. <•! Ml . Elizabeth Smith Diur.--d.iy all. ’ludpesl i^emblc a quilt which v.: Albert Chase Ajrent nearly three be donutod to M»me one in iie»xi. wi-eks at th-.- home of Clair Holden Mrs. Emil Bchwuchp im ■ Ixvil tn Kalamazoo. Mr and Mrs. Hold- tire p^weck. Her dutreht i Mr. tn. and daughter,' bnnginK him Ella-McGlynn, ha.', been r.»rl»i-t (■> l;r m‘- Friday. hi r and Mr. and Mrs Tom H.r.vai A birthday dinner honoring Mt mid family oi Jackron wc:.- wit, CHa I- and grandson. Homn- Fidret? th-1. pirents owr thr mA - nd I Saturday by m.- TNm m,-. D> ha-i>.u «■>-•. Th<- birthdays occurred the tW.ecnth »«ck with pneumonia for and H-rentecnth Mdav- Mr.. Nellie Crawley !u t» i Mt and Mt- Erne t Quick and a'.wnw in her'care , -.1 Mr and M«» Clinton Quick at l»>rt und Mr mid Mr- Henry Smith . Ka!.imar>n> Sunday . of Ha-tliw- suited iclativr- hire .. Mr and Mrs Fmit Quick and Sunday children i.r-d th«ir towl- mid M;» Carrie Cs.-zrer of H.i"> Mr mid Mr- -Au-'ki F*»tl' Creek u<v>mpanM-d Mr and Mt near Dowling Sunday ' 'Harry McCartv ,hp>n.- muf q.nt the Mr.- Wm S 'Clemp of Battle week end at th- hurni- ol Mi mid Cr k and Mr* Paddock and c)ul-~Mi n*-rt O'u. , dren nf Hope Center ounFW tlv' Mr. ..nd Mrs Georcc WcHman of ' Porter.Ttwze home Friday and;i.t- Johlutowff iqs-nt Sunday with their . tended the P T A. nwitng that parent* Mr and Mr; S A WertJ>li and man Air. and Mr-. Ed Acker and M UtHbaugh «id Mrs Jame* Shuri-.>-» ot Au«u> Wi-rv gtwst.i Sunday ot Mr. and Mr.-. Itor.lNHt'l. PARK. Cave' chnrchili of Middle- null family Sunday SEVENTY HARMONY DELIE FULLY ELEV HEARD TH1 NESDA AN EARNES1 CHAF Jackson Prist Musicians G able Ent< Fully 1,100 pco| ditoriuni ot- Um* Wednesday even. •Harmony King: quartette, theMan." Robert Go their .talented vie arilstn They car prison: They' gave cal entertaliunet upprepriatt- to t » und thc place. Entranced with beauty* of the M nnd violin relectic wonder that .Mid doing time for .w whose talent* wot distinction in nr . Gordon is a rnu violinist has great telle have line v<j blynd .them in reachf.' the soul a . For more than men thrilled th They responded i ’ cores AH agreed ■ never beard-such organ, nor more nvnye.'. from a p! della'r.tcd everyth f would hiive idayei itear l!w: quartette Hut the entertai thc erbwd recciv earnest talk by t lain ut the JAcfe which must have full, of h<urt : . about their rcspri • own chlbken. Wo outlines of what I I . "Jackson penlt largest number o prison in tin- w< ■streams of crime .by their parents Mt tie thought, uhen B>t!(<>n and nt Sunday Mr- and and structlon to the < hav'v brought Inn and children. In-gory visited Mr, and Mr> Gordie Durkee tin m. Da'-id. of, Deltuti ipent Satm slant on life. get tiHtn on the. wror sons Sunday at Dowagiac. Sunday mornrnz Mr nnd M; Tomre were cAifed to South Shuh..t by the serious illness of the former's and wit- spent Sunday .with Mr. and Mi.-. Allen Griffen lieur Fair mother. we wijnt to cure c; ANNOUNCEMENT Abotft thirty an Interertinytnlk.1 f-nty-fire for dinner A S. in--ting Wednesday, A u< program of readings and tnuMc w. given. nnd-lr lire direction of Me danu* Krm-o-and Jbr.i ■ to help thrtn *'prud tlie evs-rring | which wx-; much enjoin! with dapc-. ing mid pot lurk mijjjxt. Mr and Mr.- John Willison nnd >.n Ed rqx-nt Friday near potur- Tho Friendship Class of the M , EAST IRVING. , ■ E S s.-was entertained ut the home Mrs. Mattle Hedges who has been ■" 1 x-alliJ ot Mr. and Mr... Georve Adam.‘> S-v- yj- umg ln s<ni.ii inrt, me turday.evening. A tihe time reported. ^.,1 ,lx returiw home Fri-’ Alleri-Ik-long and matin Delon.-.- Thurada? Fimc-ncc Trumpc. wh> ill since about Chraunw t.. urn wucn of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Tunz.ite Thursday with a Rood attetidanep. .......................... The next nuwtimt will Im- held in Mr .in'd Mi'" Will Hmm'.s mid Church basement.'March 16th Com- faHUjy „| south-Bci-d. In>l. .spent niiti.e. Mrs. Wm. Red Mrs. Han- h-;lltaV night and Saturday wilii bah Morgan. Mrs. Hsfrry Stimson hjs mother. Mr. lied Jarman. (Aid J mid Mrs Verne Tlmtna-s. family. . Maurice Thomas of Gal-sburz Thc Mh<xi] P T. A. wdl !>• and Miv Ruth Heintz of Leighton tie-pi next Thu:iday evening nt the, Sunday with the former'.1: .Xho<>!botiM-. a ....C.cor(:t, Dixon went to Ann Arbor Saturday to visit his wife who is Ms. and Mts. Ben Keagle nnd very sick In the 'University hospital.. daughter. Manon, .wire SundayArt Slu’rtnan has br-n on thc Me':' guest j, <d their parents. Mr. and r.r.t! iut t;H. J)a4{ two,weeks. •faUMAHtn Mrs Henry Schroeder, of Caledonia. - i ^r- nntl MrS DaVR1 »*«»*’* "ml i HTAN11ARD SAVINGR AND LOAN INVESTORS are tn be congratulated on our. living-been elected to membership in the Federal Hume Low Ihmk. thus adding to your security anil our UMfuhie,. We quote Gwu a litter iifiiwl announcing ouj entrance. , Qiiidution—"We feel that you : liould be congratulated, because. it tnta:... that •rein isv.tl!u:rui i. < f -uch quality. an<| .condition 0.1 to be vliallih- and nccepwire,. mid to tile scrutiny lit lhe examiner* for tlK Federal Home Loan Hank nt WaJiington. us well-as those or our own bank " Tlie establishing nt this F>nil < uum tiert greatly adds to our Usefulness, in that wc urr-now elirtble to draw on the resources of the Federal Basik. whet, om dltrctof-. find it profitable and cc­ ...... . r ■ S(;iii<I:it<1 Sa vi ill's Ac Loan Association Griswold al Jefferton . ’ --------- ----- J. L. MAI’S HASTINGS, MICHIGAN genre. our couh’r are nt incd. ‘ You trotidfr h jrearinH nibsm* J>ii | One Auc< DALE E. 81M Tn order to Mnsi lhe late Elmer L. I Jstrator. Dale E. 8 of al) the personal He auction at the south of Maple Henry Flanhcry v tlonrer and Ernest Ql'IMBY. Aid which peak year ot pre grown to over Sil, increased to ove 1031 such relict tl misMonerx cost. M 000.000. It would the ffepres lor I’.KI Detroit. Michigan ' I.IIC.M. KKI’UKSKNTATIVK • Letter. Httleltnan of Detroit is thr Walter Bldelman L. A. S. will entertain at the' home of Mrs. Harry Spuiablenit in the Riverside «nw- Thursday evening with light re­ freshments., >—■ B L. EdmondS is quite ill at the present writing. ■ Our country is serious depression -In confirloh und way. nut That wa our'people would on their knees m t» God asking th| the way, God's available. and tin nationM-tfiiBcuhu •Tn 1933 to relic commUsloncr-. in advertisement In list of property w Tractor Tires GREATER DRAW-BAR POWER ON SOD AND PLOWED GROUND! FUEL ECONOMY! HIGHER SPEED! Many Other Advantages... Ask Us About Them Hie list are 2 hot vhrep, swine, hay tools and a lot of Redd the auction ment in this issti lhe date. TAXPAYERS A mooting of it and Taxpayers' A held at tpr coUr o'clock sharp on 11.-Representative will be one of thi and keep tn touch ing on at our cap! legislature is dnui schools and laxati< NOT1 In Kalamazoo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Lyttle' spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs Clarence Tester in Hastings. ■ Mr. and Mrs Clyde Ashby and Mr and Mrs. Ernest Armstrong of •'«i.r-r Maple Grove spent Sunday with Kalamazoo visited Fred Ashby and ‘is <-.r: Mr and Mrs. plena Asplnall and family Sunday. .* ■L,;/.; i'.Jj i —,—.—___ _____ .4m n.. Mr. and Mrs. Rev Fred King and so live that it will be nothing in »■ : u min Theron attended mid-year your life that a motorcycle cop n i*>»3 council at Fritport Wednesday andi Moms suddenly in lhe rearview mlridi. cl raui«. Thursday. iron - Andrus Service ’ Telephone 2240 HASTINGS MICHIGAN The annual mee tings Rural Fire A held at the Hastu Saturday, Match 1 Everett Swej ROSPITAI Hospital Guild t needzy P. M. Mar EK-ie Seeber, Scutl Attendance desired � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-03-08.pdf 7f2687ec6123084097192b9d55e37ddf PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN MARCH 8, 1933 SEVENTY-SEVENTH year NUMBER 45 A NICE PROMOTION DR. PRATT INJURED— HARMONY KINGS Lenten Season Brings HeartMOFCONSERV- SUFFERS BROKEN ARM HEALTH CAMPAIGN FOR JOHN HAMMES MARKED CHANGES Been Made Superintendent of Accident I HAVEOCCURRED PROVES BENEFICIAL ' New Grange League Feder- i DELIGHT CROWD' --HNG BOY LIFE to Westchester, . .... ULLIUIII UIIUI5U'Widil(Sday whfrcver lh(. ttory o, AtiH-ncan p.opk* had lived und 1 Witnessing Inaugural ation, Mill Albany, N/Y. CORRECTION OF PHYSICAL w „„.a, Jo,,„ VARIOUS PROCLAMATIONS Ananda! LLOYD SHAFER GAVE IN:iod :<■:- heart-searching—a time pe-.iito wln TOtl„. wb,.n Vpply — ----------------- ---------1 of. the- accident, which befell Dr. ipply the UH- ,. CONFUSING TO THE DEFECTS FOLLOWS EX- Hamme*. ot Syracuse. N. Y.. will lx TERESTING EXAM HEARD THEM ON WED­ icullarly appropriate for men und teachings Jrsiis to our dsily 1 ______ _of __________ _ dauy.nv-! : Edwin J. Prutt and his friend. Sen­ BANKERS AMINATIONS PLES OP WORK ' women to think ol tlietr rcafionsi! trig * -----— to -* our — *• buying — * — — and J — selling, to ; uppjintcd ils Superintendent of the1 NESDAY NIGHT ator Root of Greenville. I . ibilitv to God and their duty to cur btulnes.-. and bunking. Wta-n w.c i..w CWunge League Federation Mill. 1 Dr. and Mrs Pratt and Dr. and1 '! their :elJ<y*s.-It weins especially will learn In no other way. we are TlA/f) ’sPHIIT’s ^AVFH ■ which is being completed at Albany, ; RESPONSIBILITY ON Mrs. Root hud been in Washington SOME STUDENTS GET Ixwked lur the hard school of bit1 VVU OAVtU AN EARNEST TALK BY fitting that we do that in these try? .,.v । ir-r- nrnruTi w to attend th** inaugural on Saturday, 100'<* IMMUNITY AWARD *0o“ PUBLIC OFFICIALS rUAPI AIN Mrl AIN ln* day!’- 40 ,ul1 01 l*crplexities and ter exprrtence-where we are'now MAN S LIFE RECENTLY and.were going from there toW--.LHAFLAIN MCLAIN 1UKV1!J111!;,.. ,ll; ... .,! Our new President closed his lh----------Chester. Pa. to visit the formers ----------- Mr -Hammes low been with the ----------• : mtecry aud suffering for m> many. “JnUthte.d^dteiHan Of ^tum* w Cost of Pr0Per Training Is risler. A- near a. irieml, here can Approximately Two - Thirds .Grange Uague Federation in syra- Hew President Attacks BHuJackson Prison Singers and it hard to understand why. in u In this* dedication of a nation, we . r . ° .>«. „ , _ , , _ , , , . 'cus** .. cure for eicht eight veor*. years, belnain being in charee charge tlie accident happened «*,.*_ SatFive Cents Per- Person II learn, , the seed division. Hi* new pool- ation With Courage—Bet­ MmlclAM Oavo an Enjoy. ■«', u.u humbly tuk the blessing ot God urday night Mmewltere in Mary-)I of Rural Schools Included in of .. « / im.** brought forth .*j plenteouriy '.ion will be a nice promotion, und ter System May Result land. According to information re-' And $9.50 for Crime Anti-Diphtheria Drive able Entertainment jihai there are w surpluses, that of u? Muy guide me in the days quite a tone of men will be under, Marked changes in lhe banking Lloyd (Bhaftr. scout executive for celved -here, the party had Mopped i A campaign to secure th? correc-['. Fully 1.100 iwople packed the au- millions ol our people suffer because to come.' Wiutt more appropriate in a tourist place* to secure accom- tion , of physical defects in the school: . MM... to « humbly *.u...u., Barry and Allegan counties, gave at season than Hamme* will te remembered ' ■• 1*t1on have occurred since our ditorlum ot tin- Melhndtat church i’hey cannot get v*hat tlx farm* tills Lenten ^r^,. modatlons for the night und Mrs. ' luu. been carried on by the ' ' Wednesday evem.ig to hear tinproduiv; nor why. will* the hugest. ask God to bins and guide our nu-'an outotanding talk to the Rotar- Ihatt had gone in to make Inquiras. children i*v Health unit aurnir --Mv< Etorence Dovte daughter of last issue. Even/if a poor wribe . Health Unit durflig *?; • Harmony Kings." including tin . best and most * Iflrlently organized tmn and our President through tins Ians «t tiwir nuon luncia-.m Mun- so she was uninjured, when another .Barry County whwHvtrr. Otie of the M.r “nd Mrs Clu*s. E. Doyle, of this hot-footed It. hr could scarcely keep erteis? . day He spqjre of tlie value of conquartette, the famous "Melody i industries in Hu* world, our fuccrashed into the Root machine, mast important fnnrtinru of health,' lualthici*>‘ . 'in *..tu functions ' in sight of tlie the ranld rapid shifts that We should do mow Each of us serving boj life. He gave concrete car Man." Robert Gordon, master artist | which was nt Hu* side of the high- • authorities at the prerent time U to. . have taken place. Up to Kalurday with tlw.iiipc organ and piapo. and I with but a fraction of their regular should seek- tlu* blearing of God.. exampier, of the value ot the Scout way Mrs Root was only slightly in- !locate defects in cltlldren and en-i I night. 33 states had followed the their taljnied vulintet-all of th*-m: ■ force, thus throwing millions out of upon our induuiuai lives that we training. ' jured but tier husband uiffered some J lend of Michigan and declared courage t,'ieir correction as far a.< may love God with al) our lieart* In the city of Battle Creek, where broken rim and Dr. Pratt sustained f artists They came from Jackson; i-mplc.yment ;j banking holidays.’’ '■trurt deposits.** prison. They Ravi* u wonderful inu-.i- । We are nut charging America's land our neighbor as ouftehe%'''l*‘H,Scou!movi'incn,. h«.’>bre:ifirm’ ’'limited withdrawal*." etc. On Mon­ Shoqlti wr wt* not go u for several years. a step farther and b b'’’ ,established ‘Mat>iL'i,i< a Tw hospiiaMn pmladel- ' - All school children in rural areas cnl entertainment., every number economic debacle to a loving Gn*l— Should day President Roosevelt issued a co-eprration and union with »»h nrariy 300 Scoutmartera and p I iin the county who have no physical appropriate to the Lenten Season, ’ never. Tljy greed and selfishness x-ek Pioclamitioii practically closing the of tn* n'are responsible for our acute al! others who sincerely seek Jesus'. a-l many companies of Scouts, and , ma^lor rare ana exprx.t to* m-. (defects^ and who arc immtine to 1 and the place country's banks for four ideal of the Kingdom of God.un the wiu-re the work ha> ix-en ewitinued bmn the lat.er pur. o t . X .,diphtheria UipiOJU'i It* and smallpox, HIV ~ ............ .......................... — days. g Tues- . are given Entranced with the liarmony and situation, our country's btulneM earth? with the very sutatantlal bucking of P* 5ar t •»“'> .6ut an i award ebnstetine ot an appropri- ■niVPRRTTV fit1 MfCmnAW day the nrw '•ecretary of the treasbeauty of the songs, piano. <wg»n| would not be jxiralya-d nor our fi* mnhirm ur niitzniuM.r* ury jJBUtd .^.ven regulation.' u-lling --------------------------------- the ccniuunuy. l>»n' .. pc.-.i ol IL. ' « '!>“«'■' 11 “ 2T“, " ~ ' ate health emblem Tncre children; rhiuirfi: and violin selection.-*, one could only । ... In . conserving - /------- "boy >y Ute ---------------------------------------------------- .value banks a few things they would be CROPS CERTAIN TO must hate no delects in.vision, ears. J .. ..A h-w tl-cy might drive hrnne with it । allowed to .do. A barrage of tele­ hearing or.teeth. They must hove, GIVEN PURPLE HEART years agd In- this state the average' HELP FARMERS doing time for.serious ciliih^- -m* n grants from Federal Reserve banks clean teeth. There must b»- wo ton-1 age of the men brought into Cburt wbive talent.- would have won them MEDAL FOR HEROISM on criminal charges was 39. Tlie has increased the confusion and sil or glandular defects. There must. distinction hi any society. Robert added to the general gayety of the !be no rf iiu-diablc defects of the ACUTE BANKING TROU­ average has been declining in recent > Gordon ti n musical itcniiu, The situation by their suggestions of heart or lungs < Tticy must not be John Garrison Receives Recyears. At tlie pr*s*nt time n i>' violinist has great talent. Thi.i qunr- : BLES WILL BE CURED what might b*’ done. more than 20 per cent overweight i but 19 years in Michigan. Recently i tette have fine voices and ability to ognition From War Dept, Tlie following statement by the or 10 per cent underweight. Tiny tlie average in the city (it Buttle' blend them In a manner that Grand Rapids Clearing House AsThen Prices Will Advance on I must have good pasture. Careful i for Gallant Service Creek, for 1932. of nu n charged with | -irache.-. ihc soul of any listen -r. COUNTY COMMITTEE SEES , On April 6. 1898. when President Kociation was published in yesler'records ot defects and immuntea-i Farm.- Crops and Michi­ , day's REPUBLICANS TO VOTE ON Grand Rapids Pres*. It gives Uon are kept and the awards a*iSTATE REPRESENTA William McKinley called for'volunnmi, thrilled that big audience. gan Will Share a dear and concise putting of lhe i madg^when all requirements are • • . ■ Tlu' Ajx.ikvr h.itl .< Im.­ CITY NOMINEES MON | tecr M>)diers tor tlie war against They responded gewrously with en­ TIVES OF R. F. C. M. thd»«- “'“‘‘‘‘“’f Jh.t ™inmt U« L..>k, fulfilled. i Spain, John Garrison enlisted as a, letter from a man living near Mid-I cores All agreed liiat they had: DAY EVENING - - of thia state at this time: ! A great d-xil the Crops of- any state: drol of interest Interest in “ ** g**nce.of- farm I buck private in that gallant old। dlcville who recently met with u newer hearefsuch inuiic from a pine' "The conditions surrounding the ■ program lias been shown, and many ! i n tlw UnionMichigan could be i»l. u-rious accident near that village. organ.,nor in.nc. marvelous bar- ACTION NEEDS OKAY pins have been awarded Every , most completely indcix-ndcnt of th- operation' of banks hi Michigan . fantry. and went to-Cubn wi'qh it. He would have dit-d Jiad not two ।WARD CANDIDATES TO nAfles from a plsnu. The violinist DC si Asscn TIICCHAV ln the coun!51 luis 1,:ld an <jl tl1- uor;d- except that it' have become so confUM*d. due to OF SUPERVISORS And at the battle of El Caney. san-, Middleville Buy Scouts discovered •' deliuiiti-d everytaxly. And the follts । proclamations issued by the goverDt IsAMtU lUtoURI purtunlty to hare a complete physl-1 cannot mire cotton. ' j liim and. by-their Scout training. | I tlaab De Cuba, while loading a ' would have stayed another hour to ----------- and« ... were umv able io to stop 5«>p Uie the now flow U< of blood O..AUU.I, . cal. examination to secure imThis variety oi crop production produrtion! Money Will Thon Be Ready charge against the tartlflcatfcm*. he. uere Iwar the- quart* th*. ‘ have tioon ended hteDemocrats Meet in WnrdS'a-,unity again*: smallpox. Apprqxi- makes it certain that, when pne*."’f , .l,, w seriously wounded Became ot whichwould Hut the entertainment war. not all! Immediately for Relief , ■iI fell •- " action •• < ured - and' at City - "*1 mately two-third,i of lhe ratal nre restored to normal, Michigan h Them prompt March 13 Hall this heroic service, the Win- Depart- life tlie crowd received,,.There .van nn! schools hare teen included in an farmers will be among the first to*Oran,^^.i.iids haveconcluded to . — ... Activities ' •imeht has awarded him the Purple medical and surgical relief for Win. earnest talk by Dr.'Mil,«ln. <:ha|>-! herla campni^n. '' .remain closed untilthe situation is Tuesday, March 14 anti-diphtheria campaign. Co-op. . benefit Now'he to well and- strong. This | s lain at th" Jackson •penitentiary, A committee comixesd of Lau­ I Heart medalgrateful man did not hesitate, over) Tlie __________ caucuses for this city will .be eration and interest in health have' in this connection It would seem I1 which mu.-t have sent parents home rence JC Barnett, county imuecutor.-, The Purple Heart medal was first "The governor's proclamation | varied considerably in different u if this year should be the time1, own signature*, to declare that > |]eeld )d as follows: pl nil of heart- .-.larcnnw . ihowtkts Lorenzo Maus, county treasurer. given by General Washington to liLs Republican Uaucuw* [schools. Many teachers, have when many farmers ought to en- !closed all banks and then permitted about their :.u<;>jnr.ibiUti<m to tiielr Henry Osborn, county welfare offl-j two of hit soldiers fur dlstln- iic owed his life to two Middleville j The Republicans will liold their I*1’0*1? Brca‘ W'rcst in the health gage In raising sugar beets. Tlie them to open for certain withdraw­ own children. We can only give brief cer. and Lem (.iliuiguw. cluilniian 'gtilshed service in battle, and it U. । At the prawnl time there nre 400 ' cik'Wrnucus als. In Grand Rapids these with­ O,nbxi* Mondnv * nluhtJ program. ---. . .... ittrusram. -price of sugar beets litot year made now awarded by the War Depart ­ outlines of what he wridy of t he board ot supervisor ;.. n..e Rro.... unrtnr Irader.-hlp i. otor.im. in thte lx at „ | The IVuUW CenterA Carlton that the only profitable crop for 'drawal* were limited u> 5 per cent Hoy Scouta under tills ment to soldiers for gallant service, . Uir; “Juekson penitentiary ha; Many of the depositors availed county. Statistics .show tliat it is lurk* st niunte-T of inmates ut any in.interview Mfr, Sinke of the Mute in the Civil wari the Spanish war now costing Uh* people of this coun-.' the'purpose of nominalif?g candi-1Cynte: mnf Altoft- schools Juije Michigan farms. Tlie campaign car- themselves of the privilege of with­ idites for el'y clerk citv treasurer I irtimunity against smallpox,: ried ’ on to increase the use of beet r............................... . ... ... iriuiiiv welfare department and a Michigan and the World war. aJd luvtice mal»' «*“»»» •!»try $9.10 tach per year to meet Uie sugar, which te fully equal to cane, drawing tills 5 per cent, but many streams of crime that empty their r*-pre»entattve ol tlie Reconstruction Increase others “avc not <lone Tlke Pres* M cnrn ,iM punulffiwnt « : Republican InI „„ — —mw . .. ................. ! The ward Caucus for mark. Ti»' Coats। sugar, will undoubtedly ui Inireitie foulness.there have their rources tn I-iuane,- Coriwratlon in regard t * ’Iim part paints her pictures with u wivn .lt,cnls proclamation again dosing -n>. reu rur <»<■ u „, ■ ............. ' Grove, a large school. Is immune to1 consumption m> that those who } homes whrre children are .neglei ii-tl obtaining funds for welfare work in gqntlc touch, and cast'- a halo over the banks now makes it impossible !>inall|x>x with but one exception.; te lkV Seoul -rar* » n«e „|d,,nu.„ „ld by tiielr parent -homes where fur Barry county Immediate aid i. the past, but we are sure that every to pay those jiensons who did not “ .If In oortoo* '•"I low I The Brush Ridge Und the Robbins American citizen feete < thrill of "'1 '5' the nu*-.*. ixrrf the. Bible i> never would huv buy beet tune sugar instead instead of of pride in the gallant deeds of her tennlnaUon of such proclacn Tuesday evening at 7:30 in the1i have a ’ fine record of immunity would read, where prayer I* almost never tied up in the bunks here. 1 training a boy co go straight ana following places. ! against both diphtheria and small- cane sugar, the acreage of sugar soldiers on the battle held, und un ­ . • matton or further instructions from An appheation wo* made, which ', • , , , r.----------—- -­ meet his responsibilities;■ or hv -i -i»-riiil M-.-1QH <>f derstund why the greatest nation ------- to Firs’- ward Ln the voting Booth. . pox Several schools have fine tec- beets could be increased five times1. somewhere. . Ur Ihouabt. uhrrr (Mr-nW urr nr < ■it । • ; I*"d: s “ ' Sceand ward in the voting/booth ords oi cliildrcn obtaining the above what it was in 1932. Health Award. Tlie Hosmer school,, Thf climax of the banking trouble |' "The governor's proclamation or­ ulthoui •"* u;; n pur •“) Thirt wu-d in ll» eouiu b,,-.h tlrt* than in g;vin« whoiiMime |n-'Thir.sday inorning. will mtiui tluit. with ati enrollment of 13. has eight. must have tewt reached, so we mast dered that the 5 per cent funds be .■.verMo ol l»M annu.l y p.-r In,„ur,h «.rd ,n tlw Judje ut Snstrtictton to th*- children that th.*!; j,,,,.-,,.y will be made immediately CENTRAL P. T. A. cluldrcn <ho-have fulfilled the re- be near a solution. When that prob- (■ subject to withdrawal without re­ • habitant to deni with crime? bate's ofllce I THURSDAY EVENING quivmente a* outlined above The lrai js solved, there will be a general striction and that new deposits ■ Democratic Caucuses. be added to such unrestricted Otis school iyith an enrollment of.mercare in prices and farmers can: might slant on life, RL-t ideals that Mart COUNCIL VOTES TO Mr. Shafer b giving the boys' T’1'' ,Dv'”,(5ra,1!f Cau£u* J’11’ 14 has obtained reyen awards. ;!wpo for participation in a raise lii| fund and such new deposits to be Miss Tuttk^to Discuss Health Thip ,’1"this ''' county. a'"',"r '* •*v‘n’’ ’“•,vv । them on the wrong track, and grow I put in a trust fund. Proceeding of held at the c»y hail on Tuesday ^ * * * .. .’ i prices on some of their crops. So it i under that proclamation checks on TRANSFER FUNDS coumj.-----।evening.March 14 at 7:30 to nomi­ up with’rellteto and ptutun Idral- If TWO SENTENCES. would seem that Michigan farmers1 banks In other states were received Service—Talk by Dr. we want to cure ennx1. our principal ! nate candidates for city offices. Dwight Chare was brought before' unll ahan. ln lncrctt3e. because RESERVE OFFICERS work b in the home. ' I The Democratic ward Caucuses ;Judge McPcck on Wednesday/^ U>)B diversity of Michigan tarm| by the banks and credited* to these Rosebrook City Lucky to Have Savings •Our country fs suffering from a GET ASSIGNMENTS "J,X* newly-created deposit accounts, but i inc central p. t a. win meet Accounts They Can Use stnotto di-prrhaion. Our leaders are I before the proceeds had been re­ ----------1 L " . 1 r ;<a buildup ----Thursday evening. March 9th. at uuuouig dad unu Uldiw taxing «S*I gotxw Uwo, mere- ; -------- ■—------- :------' in confusion and do know tpe! ceived by the local banks on these .. ....... .. IIssued ............ From V-----Plr“ » “« '>/J’ tram. He Hr admitted lus lui «ullt und wo* ....I. N In Emergency -7:45. Ill Mrs. Wilcox's room at the GeneralI Orders from. guilt and NEED CLOTHING. way out. That way Is God's way. If! A sixtcial meeting of the city I -‘■<?uth end of the building. the president's proclamation Second ward in the votingdxioth. givei; alx months to fifteen years at I The Hastings City Mission Is in [checks | all bunks on which they were our people would' tinlte«lly go down council was held Wednesday eve-1 Miss Mildred Tuttle will discuss . Headquarters at Kalama­ Third ward in ths' voting booth. Ionia. . 'need of clothing especially men's'(Closed I Fourth ward. Hastings Printing Harry J Harry Beaver, Beaver, wno wlw^ was was associateu associated clothing clothing though though ail all Kintu kinds are are in imI ?!?’[“ J" -'.";7inh7 J."'mni:. Mine)!* 1. for the purjiove of;the health service available through zoo on March 4 !L. —U» Iran.trr Sr £e Ow — --------------- Nund the 1 Company office. the• " Kellogg Foundation with Chare in the breaking and «n- 'demand at this time. Our call^havePn,* HLE? Ji?A «» rru»t fund in Ite Barry County Health Unit, to the tcring, because he was sixteen years depleted our atock. Call Rev. How. “T® lice from Kalamazoo, under date of EPWORTH LEAGUE [of age. was taken before Judge phone 3603. Nearly 300 garments; ,\n/’ Hastings children. national dltlicultk.. would be oTriw rito ’l..I,. Ln-.inU.. court. tf.> mH tOtol aillOUIlt HOW OH CrCUIt tO 1713.1/ QPHN^nRINR PROGRAM Ii FClement In Uh- Juvenile Hu and 11* 10 mill*, quilts k.nv.. have 1w.ll been H1rlhil, distributed Dr. itascbrook will explain the March 4. concerning the assignment ’In 1923 to relieve Indigence, poor *,n" l? ' ,n ,und of cl‘>। depositors. . , of reserve United States Army offi ­ oruivo uniiw rnuunHIVI :. ulmltu . cl lU:j K mit.and was senso far thLv winter. . remedial reading work started this ‘ "The governor's proclamation said semester in grades three and four. cers of Co. L, 338th Infantry, tyider .ringed Symphony Symphony'- of ot Bat Bat-­ ggj » 1 ' NOTJrt. ‘Stringed [ that these deposits should be iubXk “* r S mSSritv hb had.'1'’* “Stable, on depa-.it in the two It is hoped that parents of children General Orders No. 1. ' ' Hustings reserve officers affected reach eighteen" a year TI 1® Clearing Hdusc conducted at Je« to withdrawal at any time on tie Creek at Methodist Methodist reach the the’ sac age ^ ot ’c,6n eighteen, a >ra year' the T}ie Clearing House conducted at demand. tle grown to over 811.000.000.’ Tn 1930. it i bv”thFmerb<CUtrarwl in Miss Fuentes' room will make a ore 1st. Lt. Clarence E. Hyatt. 135 Sdflwrmtmthi? ' Mn ' “ Second Ward schoolhouse will Many depositor, demand increase*! to over 819.000.000- In ty ‘ttcd b> tbcm. be trans- special effort,to attend. ana nve ; hereafter be open only on Friday i payment of these accounts in cur­ Church March'30 W. Bond St.. Second-In-Command 1931 such relief through ppor com-! ,:om 1 A*vl’«s ““““V. and Executive Officer, and 2nd. Lt 25c CHICKEN SUPPER. : afternoons, when the ladles who can rency., Currency te supplied the toThe Epworth League Is sponsoring: ANNOUNCEMENT. mk Inner* rmt M'ehhrui < ver FtO - It,MS fllnd3 into the city 3 U. B- church Wednesday night,[are urged to be present to assist C4‘l banks by the Federal Reservn D Townsend. 4[7 E. Grand a program by the "Stringed Sym­ 11 contingent furtd. in order to meet I nm u candidate for nomination Francis St.. Platoon Commander. ’ with the work. ba!,k «nd ujKter the president'* phony" of Battle Creek. This pro­ March 15 —Adv. the figures for 1932: Unless civilized the present emergency. It was also for City Clerk at the Republican ''________________________________________________________________ proclamation that bank is closed In care ot war or national up­ gram will be In the Methodist sorw-ty can stop the growth of Indi­ voted that, as soon ns the banking city cnucui on Monday evening. rising the rendezvous paint for Co. church on March 30. at 8:00 P. M. , , „ ~ , und hence the supply ot currency are removed. tin* flv— Margh 13. 1933. Your support will be gene*’. our country and civilization; restrictions L-^would be Monroe, Mich The committees arc as follows: >\.^t on per cent re transferred be restored appreciated. are ruined. . ■' r-1 • *• «> . nj I The bankers are told in Hie Lucile Bassett in chasge; Advertis­ |—Adv 3-8. - Sterling Rogers. "You wonder ho v such fine ap­ to the savings accounts. newspapers that the Federal Re­ ing committee. Anthony Hons.chair­ JURY DISAGREES pearing men as our Harmony KlnRs . m * » s i-* • **•• in wrve *'>H do this and do man. Oto. Dewey, Betty* Leary that and yet the president's procla Frances Cowles; Tickets. Virginia caught while most or us escaped-" The case of the People vs- John Jacobson, tll .lrniall, Dorcas Weav­ ! motion W still in force and the Fedchairman. Brock, charged with running away, L Bassett; Ushers. Florence -leral Reserve bank te closed. The : from Uie lhe scene of an accident, was Anderson, chairman. Lura Francisco , corespondent banks in Chicago and. One Auction Sale | tried in the circuit court here on and Marion Hailwood. , New York with which the Grand Monday before Judge James E. i Rapids bonk* do much ot their bu.illitis is a rare treat and ns the [ ncss are closed undter tlw president's uracia tickets are omy only ven ten ernis Cento ao do nm not ran fail DAIE E S1HFF.IL ADMR I .March 0. 1933. [be prepared to submit to a stock- ! Spier, of Mt. Clement. The jury was unable to agree I to attend. proclamation re, nwTur i,. /... th.. •c.bL To the Dl,P°sltOTS' StopkhoMers and 1 holders' meeting the possibilities of When they came before the Judge ■ --------------i There are only some of lhe diffi­ rel i ,11OM- ««»’tfuB>' interested in lhe. reorganization. culties arising out of a duplication tofr.ror rkd7pL'Uhafw ’Jin affftlr3 ot the R*ce‘twihlp of ‘he In accordance with this' request, he said that there did not seem any | TO OUR CORRESPONDENTS, valid reason for a disagreement. as| Conditions unnecessary to exI of authority and proclamations. ar I N«hvi»e State Bank: Mr. Finley did make such .n inquiry i.JKfwn the situation is sufficiently Hb JteHntTar iVarious inquiries have cwne to us* and. at a special meeting of the the testimony was very plain that plain force the Banner to cut down [cleared up so that Ute banka can lit ntiction at the farm 1.» miles ab?,n uJ the dividend of the stockholders: called for the evening Brock ran away from the scene ol in size. This necessarily will ra­ ! conduct their business in an Intel­ south of Maple Grove center. Nashville State Bank had not been of November 8, 1931, submitted the the accident, which resulted in the: r’.rict the space we can give each ligent manner with due respect to Henry Flanhery will serve as auc­ paid and when distribution thereof facts and conclusions reached by death of Mrs. Sim. Brock admitted department We ask our correspondthe safety of all depositors and with tioneer and Ernest.E. Gray a* clerk. inigHt be expected. We recognize him. together with a proposed the accident, ten staled that lie ento to plcare make their news letassurance "that one defXMitor Ln ru> right.6f this inquiry and are agreefiieat. dictated and approved seemed to lose all sense of what had ters as short and newsy as possible, advertisement in this issue, n rikkI the way'will be preferred over another, very hapiw and glad to make this by the Banking Department, to be happened thereafter and did not: it may be'even then that we will be the banks will reopen. Wg liojw thia list of property will be offered for statement answering, to the best of signed by tlie depositors of the know that he did. i compelled to cut out some items. will be very soon./The responsibility Kile at auction prices. Included in our ability, the questions asked. Tlie foreman of the Jury ex- n each correspondent will mark, ! hank. nmvirfiM tlie|1 in some sonic way that we a can under­ the ipit are 2 horse*, several rows, P'lained “ln<d to the Judge that the of straightening but the situation to 111 titlA of thfise facts, we dei.m it inercoi. At such stockholders meet- tmnhie the sheep, swine.- hay. jKU.atoes. farm .dv.,.UI on public officials and not on - lurv'riid I HnnH -hit' ltetn« tliu.vtrrwteh to t to win. Ilw pubte.lm. . mffiM mode ol tte Hr- _____ ____ ,*“.ict ,£?ihM S* ti . to .e The people of this city and coun- deem it a privilege to hear such a the the tools and a lot of household good*. with certain developments in con-jreiver that he submit the plan of not believe bankers of Grand Rapids." respon-1 e^mJTt surely appear, we -rhi will Ye try «to tSL ac'5htliat l,t Brock wastra^h,. ’.T-theX at such small cost. I In dur judgment the crisis in Uw Read the auction sale advertise­ nectlon with the matter. ..commodate them a time ty are to be congratulated .on the band reorganization to ixm tors at ‘^e' but lthat .^ they feared that the l'? 11®0?*1* ' !.* “ This te *. A mwllnff meeting was held Th Thursday In 'reorganization to the the de depositors at "slblc, ment in this Issue and remember ni'ctlon with the matter. Judge would not be lenient with ’ when we must all co-operate. We fine privilege they are to have. The banking situation has come at an the offlee ot Prosecuting Attorney j ' ( Tl»c Niulivlhe state Bank doited a meeting called for such purpo>c. him in a sentence. Judge Spier told tliank you in advance for Die help the date. ' time A new president Is 't us doors on the 25th day of July. A. A meeting of the depositors was the Jury that that was not tiielr! we know you will-give us in this Grand Rapids Sea Scout Band will Barnett of those Interested in put- opportune at the lielm. hacked by overwhalmUng on tills entertainment. It was D 1931. A representative of tlie therefore called and held upon the give an evening's entertainment TAXPAYERS' MEETING. matter. It was for them, according I matter. decided unanimously that It should ing majorities in both branchew of . ... „ . _____ miiisiiiM Banking uciBtiiiicui Department ui of me the oiaie State 22nd of December. A. D. D.. ‘ , 1931. A here in the Central school auditor ­ Sincerely yours. A m.-uns or lhe School Officer.x,1Chur«i look chirk, or th, u- substantial'no^te^'nf*t>*r'X>ZZi>»Z2 ,o lhclr oath' tO d*!Cld«; uP°n thc' ium on Friday evening. March 24. at be held and that It would give i^.. uation with courage and vigor, and Cook Bros. ‘*nv “• I T**F?>rr* A-omrion »ffi >>■ « or Ux. book .no rwkiwd ;«»eight o'clock This is not a benefit wider acquaintance with the mean­ hte party in congress sec.ma disposed hi-M >t rl» court hou. ar «. „,m rh, ,r-------entertainment, but is Riven for the ing and prtvHeges-qnd value of Boy to back him up. Republican CooOdttck anam on Raturdav. Mnn* ■ ___ ™..r. purpose of affording the people of Scouting, which would be worth grcssmeii and senator* have pledged this city and county the ojrportunlty while. The small admission price their co-oi>eration. Out of thia *Ucover------------------the expense. ----------------Committer* to hear one of the largest and best will ...--------uation should come good to the uau *** VMMO*»*C. ...U .. . .. . ---. --. ---------. ' H»3mo< Sep. .!WMtat. wr. pm forU, to „p. ! “ d “ —------ j—; ” " maneni nccener on ine aru oi oep- ancr ciiura were pur lortn to ODVerlan Linnington and Mr. bands in the state for the small sum were chosen to make plans for the ing on at our capital and what the.t<.mber 1931 jtaln tjgnaturcs on the part of the sponsibillties. However, as they had j Mrs. Anthony Hoes. There Is plenty of 9f 10c. which will be regular admit- entertainment, and more partitulars disagreed, the Judge dismissed the • ­ :!5™J,ureJto. .*?* conc*rnlnK our'i Very shortly after the appoint- depositors to the agreement providsion price. It te proposed to reserve will be given next week. very promising talent and much inschools and taxation taxation problems. problems. tenoo ts and .menl of tire jiermanent Receiver, i Ing for reorganization. This plan of jury. This la the second dteagrec100 seats al 35c. but there will be i Put down live evening ot March 24 tuivc faith in our country and ite IsieS were were taken udren looking toward a rcorgar re^nlinUon. approved ”»,« by <»u> "the • ■ K'n-rif'F 'steps ’lsatlon, “ apnwwjd — ——’ that nothing may lessen that 1030 seats available at 10c. Over flfly as the date Vwhen you wpl be at futur. OTIl-t. IreornanlxaUon reorganization of tin* the “Trank. bank. . The Cominiisioner Commissioner of Banking, Banking. contemennb>mth<? matter not Oeel hoped J interest, for a fine Glee Club of the per cent of the Sea Scout Band are Central school auditorium, listening | The annual meeting of the Has-1 members of the last board of direc-1 plated that those holding 90rv of Eagle Scouts and the rest have nigh to this wonderful band. Ito conduc- Appoiw-rrn MAMann m* size mentioned would be an asset ranking as Scouts tor to George A. Miller of Grand M I?,re.^**oc,JiVOn«?» b** <or* inquired of Mr. Finley concern- the depoeiu would.sign agreements ANNOUNCEMENT. for Hastings. CALEDONIA j There are expenses connected Rapids, a Scout executive; the mancaa^nnma. -thM nYl rieS 00 ln’ lhe P*slbllKlcs of reorganlza- for reorganization. The parties Inwur be oc ancanu«».*« I, will candidate tor City Saturday, H. »t nt’5 2 p P. m M R.inrrfi-. March -J.rrh ii rion Mr Finley informed them that' re.rested In obtaining tin* signatures Clcr|. ttl tlie Republican City Cau-' with the transportation of the 55 ager te Paul A. Mastenbrook; tho1 Barry county GOES TO NASHVILLE. Everett Swegles. Sec -Treas. The papers of Wednesday an­ members of the band to this city chlff musician te Herbert Rom. ai it would be necessary for him to' to the agreement were unsuccessfulcus on March13Yoursupport will : make an analysis of the condition in getting the amount required byi*. appreciated nounced tlie transfer Of Rev. M. E. and their entertainment here, as [ member of this Band and a Scout. I (ofer-the the bank before determlnlnir determining tlie the Cammterioncr Commissioner of Rankins Banking. Adt" 3-8 d1urer.ee E Davis. !Hoyt from Grandville to the pas­ well tut for the rental of tlie audi-1 We /lotto® that this band gave a Caledonia C HOSPITAL WILD. pouilbUlty of reorganization; where-1i Thereafter Act No. 8, of the Pub­ torate of the Methodist church in torium which make It necessary to, concert one avaning last woak la I and took up Hospital, Guild No. 7 meets Wed- upon iic was requested by tlie mem- lic Acts of the State of .Michigan Nashville, rucceedlng Rev. B- W. flx a small admlMion charge. It has Allegan, in ths largest auditorium March 1. Mr “THE BORROWED WIFE." nerdxy p. M.. March 15. with Mrt.'bere the---former board of diroc., —r of— ------------------------------------------------------------------ — , Home talent play. Johnstown FTands who resigned. Best wishes been placed at so small a figure that! there. All who heard them were enEMie Secber, South Jefferson. Ooodjtnra Into the facta, confer confer !j tune for the year 1933. waa passed J Orang® hall. Friday. Mar. 10, 1:15 are extended to Rev. Hoyt In his everyone who eiMoys fine band thuriastic In praise of their wonder-1 I tors to inquire into ■ttendance desteed. . | with the Banking “■* music—and most all of us do—must I ful music. > ' I Department‘ and' (Continued on page five) (p. M- Price 10c.—Adv. new field of labor. FULLY ELEVEN HUNDRED n,,chrHt 11 k',w'’ lhu u a WFMNIERS • TO SORELY BENEFIT FUNDS FOR WELFARE MAY BE AVAILABLE Receiver and Attorney Give the Facts About Receivership of Nashville BankWhy Dividend Has Not Yet Been Paid m mo ■ CBS DlltS? Wonderful Sea Scout Band, 55 Pieces, to Give Concert Here Evening of March 24 ■ in Central Auditorium —Admission 10c �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH «, 19U PAGE TWO CAMP FIRE BIRTH- ™ D“™ ?.1' । DAY WEEK PROGRAM r,"u. M>. wm>« ■ FARM WOOL PROVIDES Women’s Club EXCELLENT COMFORTS LOCAL NEWS (earlyAllsprays help Al ITV AC ADD! CC FINE LAKE. spring urge to move is In the Mr. and PODVNK. Mrs. Elmer Loehr of QUALITY OF APPLES air. Mr. and Mrs Ward Lfndney of. Jack-son are vfritlng hl* parent*, --• Lansing arc coming on Hie HoneyMr and Mrs. Luther Ldehr. Medium Grad, Il Preferable; ; Control Measures Needed to0 wall form owned by Eli Llndicy. Mr and Mrs Cecil Oler and fam­ ' and Mr. and Mrs. Phillips are Irov- ily of Freeport visited at Monta Conum. Lea, Or...« ,/JESS.^, i Thursday. FVb. '23 at Pannock hoa-: Another of the many Interesting Oombat Scale, Mites, ing this place to go to the Wm Rcplogle'a Bunday. pital following an Operation . for afternoons enjoyed by the Hastings Is Easier to WashKj j LlltieJoanR<tow»ky,whouraierand Leaf-Roller _______ ____ — IfiifcheU farm, south of Doster. goiter from which he had suffered Women» Club thU year was pre­ Fred A. Smith made a builnre* East Lansing —Farm wool may be ’J’*,”1. “JJ£M*Ut,n °n Salurdav 11 East Lansing —Apple growers who *hl'r*' *^cy w a long time He was «l year*. 3 rented Friday in ,«n exchange pro­ *’‘*“ 11 b* rmproyva employed ny by trip to Detroit Monday . .to ... . .. high 7... ........... .. itlarn Camp Flic girls throughopt the month* and IP day* of age. and had gram given by club ladwi trojn put to a practical household use by Orpha W*ura of Battle Creek I* .!*.B . desire produce quality fruit Ctere tl-ui/r IkMtar. l*r. Mn ana and Mr. Mrs. ir.iu. Keller, country will celebrate the founding a Hfs resident of Has - Freeport at '.he Central building washinx and carding the medium f®”®,. J?**1. rare advhed by thr dopartnunu ofi***0 *?a%* **sl Prairie­ visiting her parent*, Mr. and Mrs. of thetr organization during the llng^ survtvln< thr wife, one play room. grade for comforters, advlx-s the L'.8nT2»ursda>- 'entomology and horticulture at vtlle-for several years, are moving Frank Waters. week of Marell 17. Girl* are ex-.daughter. Mrs Donald Smelkvr. of AC the brief buxnew reAsioa home management specialists at “aney. See. Michigan State College L» make lull i the farm ircently o*n*d by Tlie community meeting at the peered to take part in nil ot tne Hastings and ti«> »on*. Harry Of tin. opening tiu; meeting, notice was tak- Michigan State College i °h F*”-« • was barn. a. UM. of the. <|Ornwnl ..pray, wh!cll Charles Gage, on the( east ahnre of church Saturday evening was large­ activities, outlined arid sci far a* C1|J city. and and IIaroId Harold of of uatUe Bat’.le Creek, Cp-rk. en en of of tlw tlie fact fact that that Friday. Friday. March March „ —u n.uu i» Wl«l I., centra unto. >•»' trj‘ >' ■ ly attended, tlie men putting on possible to near tlie Camp Fire out- * - • at the 3. woo -•> ------- --<-f*1 Funeral- aervice* were -held thr — day lor -•the ubw-rvance Clare Lmdauer. Hastings. Route 4 । uaf.miura and the seal“rc •rilW-<,a»t of Milo on Mr*. - the program. »t.dXn "Jinx-cLi H»«*r.n , fit of white middy, dark skirt and tarntly rnudence on Saturday. Feb., the aimual World Day of Prayer Dorse t. Shropshire, HxnukQiirc pm 1 Martha Brown ’ entertained hrr Southdown. and Oxf.nd aheap- con-1 r «*-• u,v riraoyrenun u. A- t». win b,~fc . ■ , ... . ' 25. at 2:00, P. M.. v Regret fl wi re eapresrea t.w wnen 2;00,P. M . Rev. John KitcnKitcii- Kegretv " —-• fc'"- ,.„ P M. uw Mmn u a B.W11 on n^onoutal tur , ««<l« «' *»f M” Own nephews mid nieces ot OrangevlHe The Birthday Week •program. lnf Bllnn| at ihrmc.. - >*rc nw’pr«>grani or ‘^a ‘ J^ .meet al the church jiaflura. Every —. — -. u.r a. Nw r,nn*,<WK w. uirthrng* for W32-3J — use in control of the mites and th-?' SM,c,h‘* “?d lhret’ daughters of Saturday and Bunday. aMft mi in* thr-iiu Maklnttf the. ... «. — .» ... .» — ... ..... ......... . yeiy nm <if tlie coarser grades anti 'metnber urged to lx* nrerent taMd on the thenu. Making tne, A.aJn on March 3, death wa* arranged' through oversight, a Mrs. Bertlui Cotant entertained leaf-roller but lime sulphur ran be » “>’ Mr. 1. tiuiefore easier to w**h or scour. In lhrQU<| J |w . Most .Of Me, start* on Friday. entercd the home Und took Mr* meeting'was placed fur this day. ft .... ................. , .-used lor San Juw ami oyster Muth :“'I11 Mra V-alter Warner and Koo- the D. D D. birthday club Thurs­ “L McDonald» mother, Mis Mary Jane .was hoix-d that in tne future ino , In e\cansmg the' wool,* the entire per* found at a lake cottage. Ber­ day. . fleece is immersed in a clear luke nard McPh*rlin\ame across^an*Iyj Tllc 4Ca‘tf can *’*’ “‘.J M*l,10“Wt church at rbwler. aged 84 year*. 3 month* and:program would bv scheduled p»r warm Tiu rv were sixteen members and Mr and Mrs Del! Sutton and soft wafer -.HO F>. for a .4'2X^4^ ‘‘“WJ!’, ^or,n',n; 6-00 P. M each girl ‘ ia <!»)», after * Tung Illness The fu- j World Dav of Prayer visitor present ut Uu? anmnl daughter of Hastings visited al short time. The purpose of the June 4. 1910. An iem in that paper'?*r 1X1 b1il ‘j* oU‘^r tuo 1)1*^ of one adult gurau. K expected that 1^*1 wax held at the home on SunT‘ clllrcn-dup committee ..... Tinway Clfar meedng of tip? Helping Hand Club, Richard Gardner's Sunday. water bath U to prevent the >how * that « "hat ; iime Miringan »«*«• muri be fought earlier as the °Ln .1 worlters, ,r“nl day. March 5, Rev. Hitching eon- empowered _______ : to: oiunler ft Barry held With Ruth Hughes on March l“‘l? uljure opened buds, first Peart Baak-y succeeded' Clara Batik Creek will lx- present. Ou ducting lhe service She was also- county —In obeervanev of In- ju^ion nf the soap in the next solu- wa* in lhe midst of a great asitaORANGEVILLE. WrVl7 *“ iKiUIr Tte many duitriu!meeting t:on for good’roads Thi* paper ron- i KdxiSr Furum week dcbixnated as a liun from felting Hie wool fiber* Nichols K. prerident; Ruth Hughe.* Rqb VanValkenburg of Kalamabe held at the PresbyterUn church fmnd# „It,nd 1JTOpBlhy to Uu. Next a 1 per cent soap .solution tamed f.dlowa Adda Brown for Vice-prrsi- x» was here one day llw post for all Camp Fire member*. Girls bnc*. minx- about one pound of a high the Michigan Good Rogds Associa1 5,nou‘t“ drnt; Clara Scull was elected *ec- week.। Match 5. will assemble in thr -Sunday ScpooJ . ,»» 100 SL1!0?*’ * ,?ra>; | President Knowles id Hu- Freeport grade neutral soup to 12 gallon* of non at Grand Rapids, where . an * l,f5 rctary to replace Nettie Kyes andI Clifford Knhllo and family and room and enter tn a body Tuesday 3 pc.r ccnl oI actual oil Hazel Warner war- . re-elected tui Charlie Curino spent the past week I chib presided mid Introduced Mrs.: rain water is prepared at luke warm address wa* delivered by the Ute P- m*“'e is "Behavior" day and Wednesday F Everhart, who. accompanied by ,or b.-tv .en II0--I22 F temperature: t. Colarove, who was lor so many •u111 “’IJ l>1' ,wnl fl’,r San j0Be wal"' treasurer. Despite the depreulon u, with relatives and friends ut Woudat 4 15 a Grand Council Fire will Tuesday morning at the home of hiaf Mrs Jame-i Brrtol. sang “Go Not The fleece 1* lifted from tire clear 'yean prerident of that association. I, “A put,ce.?1 spr*y U nwtdwl. . WBtc .. mnr .1*®.’!’ gratUylng report for tire past J.ir.il. £ thT *?"?■• W-**?”*.0! uaugntet arui muoana. M r aixijunv water to the roap solution and Mr*. Bert Webb has recoveredf ■ “ * l * c “ e daughter and husband. Mr and Mrs.; Mr. arid Mrs. Arthur Crawford lubricating nil tnembctxhlp,i U,1? projecfr-t’f'Thg carried Merle’ Bradfield, bn tlie ______ Sjmulding >i idlac*" for an encore , worked carefully with the hands .sufficiently from her recent ojxra- ' Ifomr-made' = .......... „ „ , : —i- -------’ einul_... having increased from six to twen- and Mm.. Charles Crawford were out at the council Arc. Each girl WM, of .* Milo .. . after ----- a ----• years'. 'Good Earth' by Pearl Buck was for .half mi hour H is not necessary1 Hon ao rite has been removed from f01' ,°5 ^‘I'ercial .nl sprays pan 'ty-si vcn- TlM' club has been active Plainwell visitors Saturday. is to bring one or more adult guests ■pehnock hospital to her homo in ‘ ln, U‘*' '‘prl’!li* in md to the slitk and net-dv, and Wilcox whs Ixun in'the interesting txxdc review which to Jerk the tlceec continuously. Mm. Funnle Boniface wax a week­ in order to receive her local birth- Genesee ’ Co A .rood lukewarm <110-122 F» the *ecuud ward. All hope for herD^ nre imnu-iimde. u plannituc a special meeting at end guest nf her daughters. Mr.L N Y. on December 12, wa.» -pkndldly given by Mrs Arthur|day honor soluUun using one-third a* mucli soap ;5pecdy recovery. emuisa-n should lx- made at 3 pc.­ 1846 and had reiidi-d In Hasting* forjSeifer , Arthur Crawford and Mrs. War. ' *1 . --------------- cei-.t stri-iiu-th — undj mmtner.-i .1 «>d l»"' a;; On Fridays night. M*rch 17. tlw 4< Vv,(rs during dur)nz which wmcii time he wa, Mrs L-- >r> HuiG; :■ pa:>cr <m the r™j>r 44 years wa* M.-.i < ten and family. GrandTcouriril’nre at nJuVemployed by the Booker Co Sur- Lite of Jo<-|>h IhiUtrer and the;-tenth a* much soda ash’ as soap ’ EXHIBITION OF OLD should lx- ued urcnrdlng to direc* ■ BIBLES AT CITY MISSION. «*«•", then- manufact-.n, *ne nrst ume tn ^greatGrand Council Fire at Batt.e Creek Gvtng a:e the wile, a sun. Lyle, q,'! Scholarship fund braughFout . Ils tlren prepared Tire fleece 1* The serie* of *pecu! revival sen- ’ kuf-ro.l.-r U conirob.-1 L. HI to*-mton Caledonia were Sunday guest­ Battle- Creek, a davuiiirer. Mrs ‘dally the strong influence thi- G‘-r- tr.n.terrod to thU wluUOn and ion of thr Battle Creek district. Leone Bradfield z>f Milo, two grand-'man. who made Aincrtc" -g-m worked gently for half an(leefc at the Ha-trng* city Muston 4 8 J*'r «!U , 11 * r\ ,n - X Thi Xmle * relatives here. prim The girl* who have ceremonial *on>. Norman Wilcox and . Jack u many year*, had up. . .. Hour If it is still not clean it clowd Mund*> night with an exhl-“•'nuJ*‘on v-«ctu-» of up,.!.-. ...... *T*PJ'* gowns are to ring "Burn. Pire Burn " Bradfield, and a Mster, Mrs-Lutancy ers. amun ; he. fellnfr country wren .-Jxmld be put through another warii . uuon of old Bibles. There were :*’* ,’’,orc. ■''•‘-'roptible ible to injuries injun --. •l>4,1? hj, o’cioric'un Thu’rsAny parent* w ho would like to drive Cornell, of Goblea "l "** ;ria. March10th whiilc Hi- R-Im St- Louis. Pulitzer" ’ ' using lex-soup than in the secontl. twenty old Bible* exhibited, the old-1 ”* 1'” ‘ to Battle Creek March 17, please Fullbring the Anal sup wlutton jest being dated in 17P3. A rilrtr dol- *,T,W'rn %y45T‘..°‘ sU**n’- Xbhf. . «"«« will be xld bn Funeral services will be conduct-tin nominatin'.- Hpr.i and the spray must I. .. J. ,H,a. on S ?>y hich batli. th.’ fleece is rinsed in luk? Iar uxs gl.,-elJ p, .;)c one bringing tlblc warm -it aatcr for three to live \ lhe oWe4i Bible. The records kept In i b’ /lI’£,c<? ‘ ‘vly lM? ttl'1 at the WalldortT funeral home on i he aspired. For lx wit Brown with n croud of girly in Battle Creek, but those from Thursday [ All Michigan fnh( growers slrruld A'‘ Mlch,“an vmw.-r. edi- nni-.m... then rinsed in another ^>ft .thcre old Books certainly made In2;lX) I*. M.. with niter-1 Pulitzer curried fourteen yu'init jx-ojih- from Battle Marshall. Albion and Hastings an­ ment Tn utRiverside. Hls manv tonal work in b: water ixitn cooler than the previous ^resting reading. Tire following otAftn the Spray calendar pub- Crt’k attended u pariy in plain­ te be present, each girl will be lim­ friend* will remember him for ins1 W-.-'.h handled n .. then dried m warm dry. 1M.1WIIS formed the committee of । ludied by Michigan . State Coll’>;«• well on Friday evening. . Chib member ited to two’ guest* Ticket* for __ _______ „___ _,_r ______ . ;Thl* bulletin givi-s exact directions >h r-n rtitertsming air 'judges assisting the pastor: Mrs. On Friday aftertrxvn Mrs. Myrtle guests must be spoken tor in ad­ tinued h’ lptuine-" to thou? around. andic.-tlm; way i;x?ratifr<iS mentioned will Mabel Doxey. John Sinclair and for mixing and applying all sprny.s Re;;.r. vhited the South Pin- Lake! vance him. Sympathy U extended to the The Liter nt'.crnoon devotee re-«ult* .4 cooler ones wall. mj-8 Flfleld. ' ' ' a* present at the I those writing to. the director of the bereaved one# l‘.u social minglin': with H r , .i'rai ’Club meeting. Th-.w I guests. Under the dtm uon of thry instrwUvc and The ladie* of St Row parish will wool to shrink and welt FIRST WARD P. I. A t social committee. Mr dames Adair Guild No IS will meet with younger, generation.: MIDDl.t'.VlLI.E. serve the annual St -------------Patrick supper rr.. Th? regular meeting ot the First jCartpthcr*. and Barnett, tea and Earl Bumford, corner of Hanover Rjiubltcan crucio t r Thonjap-i tathe.public in St Rom- hall on Ward P „„„ T. A. wa» hold M-.ndaj and Grand. Wednesday. March 15th pic township will lxheld Saturday. 1 Thursday evening March 16, from night. Th.' meeting ra. railed to'vpicad : it —Mrs. F. E. Hemcj. sec March 11. ul 3 P. M 5 to 7 30. Th- officers of the St. order bv the president. Mp. Faye color not* CiuirlcA Hugluw ot iTalrt.-vili.?, ad­ Rum? Altar Society. M:, F Pome- Donlev. The minutes of th- last. bulb;::CEDAR CREEK. . roy. Mr*. Uo Taffe-. Mr.s. B A. Ly- meeting were read by Mrs V New- i T he Ma ta'.'iie Eiizi.in and son VL-it-'d'MrGerrit Diwusdyke of Grand Rap- juster for the Michigan Wimi-.l-nn 'insurant..' ci., was .looking nfnv Barker and Mr» Edwaid McPhailin u>n. The t: x-iircr;. report wa.-irratun- di Harry RowL'ton and family at Au lo.'A’ i- in thS vlciriiiy on Monday. ' wtll.be in charge of the supper - -.. the 1932 guxt rThtirxiny | few. days lust wettk. ' ■if Mr and Mr... Co-obcrntivif biujiprt,-. •As-* ' likin' They have planned a flip- meal and. The program wax un<|< r the di­ Mis H Hartwell made a. bu-.lne.’.. Lloyd O*».-n und fiupily visited th Irving Saturtiielr annual nwtini; assure th<*public of a delicious trya: rection ot Mrs Fred Hdle and coh। trip to Plainwell and KaUmaxoc* i Will Schritar aiid family of Ha.- held 2nd. and rv"lHTed their at t reasonable price We will assure you a Msted of community singinu. violin, , I Friday. • | ting. Sunday. . piano and vocal music by Mi« Hun­ anpil'.'l Mr and M- Wm -Ciilp spent a John Gurd and family of South dent and 'CiTi’l iry-mahag’er. splumlid fitting- suit at Friday. builAim, ter and Miss Benton A one-act play in | couple of day.; thl* week vLitin.r Haven visited home folks Sunday Wiermgu and W: It. Harp.Mill, r moved any price you wish to bourd will mett this Tur.who*k now at the Borgeav hospital ■'A Wife Wanted’ wx-. mven by • Tlie supper ohd program at Hit Claud Fighter’s tenpay. Fro/n. In Kalam.in ’. and Futhrer P’ J ' church Thur.ulay Mdght put on by Jordan c! Adrion will be *t the stip- Frances Osborn and Iren.' Reynolda the Ladies' Aid w»> well a’.rendcdi - •Rev. McNulty gave a verv vduraW<- arc Riad to rc|xirt Mr*. Mmtiielr many friend* in Hasting*. Ilonal talk on children from pre­ tin: Campbell on <tw sain. school age to high scinxii.Mr. and Mr.’. Willard Hunt and . BOARDING IT Ol I. . Tlie program clo6ed by all, smsind Mrs Claud Kelley and Ann Aripjr on-.' <1bi nut w-.cK. • Chas McGaw. of Ot.xgo. yas ob- .mg “Th<- Star Spatial'<1 Banik-i ’ Strictly hand mude ... been at 'the hospital then .‘'.died on Mr. HnsluiR'. Bvm-2 lh- v .• served- late Thursday afternoon cmj.tm“,M1 Mr' D-aritt Sunday * ctunwy, from Miiits from pure wtuil-andmrrthvr'.. oldi-at ron- tm...-. Mr*>. Dorothy Monroe and of Friday she wa-> fishing through tire ice on Pine lake of an aunt, ' in. Prairieville Deputy Conservation It looks a* if old Dobbin will .-.’. ige ivn« had my fin: fiihric-H. KaLmiazoo spent the latter part ot Newton and family S|>eni i returned, (<> their home hci- Tues, Thi. Monday Officer George Sumner watriw-d him ■« comeback in Michigan. 1 seems at Sidney Ffihdd'i. of \’otlh Iday after sjwnduig the. winter infrom a xuic distance and noticed Quite evident that fanners, will liav>Ardy Owen that-some of the t'jh he caught and. to recite- acreages planted (•» crops, kept seemed below the legal limit in! which will decrease ’.lie demand fm*; Great luk*-. mu n iw n-.e it. w,„ r“ dt'at!'. of Mrr. AllX'ri Hampton J size. He *aw McGaw put some large J iOiCtnrk Further, lhe horse <p:i-iiK<K' .-.imiicrii ajint of Hie United I *■”!.*„. J Thursday. Funeral* servio s wen-1, story riwunwttttn fish in a gam.- sack vihiqh'he car- sum.-s farm product* It has been-Stales When l «*, held-t tlwbouw Sunday aftenwm I,ltfr. £.,n ,irmind tnur (V.nnnunily Club met at thricd. but the smaller onesXpe Care-’determined that the average age of, old I tca.ru Jr.urn-y The bereaved or-ja have tac *vm* ... . sriiool houre Friday night. , -fully placid tn the pocket of ins i two-thirds ot the hoix’* on Michi-• mile; and I liavv b 1 pathy nf all. ' . The eveuiniia entertainment w,ls 1 hunting coat. He was brought b-.- gam farnu la now over eighteen.‘-'tr ..nee Whin I ifiKii by the Howard Norcutt enti-r• M. ..nd Ml- R.i White of KulaBlrt » nd ' i,‘? K-* ’;*“‘a' lore Justice Matthews Friday, ad- years.' That means that they will o',<i I rode m a ,,2W •» vrotr-d hi ;..ir.nt . Mr. and ;VjO n! tuiiM’i v of Clarksville. • milted hls WTpng-dolng and was a*- , have 4o be replaced by young, i .Mirtypin tn Texa.’ a; । Larnbce and son. . No .M'tiool at-Rogers Monday ow.nd fcn. sesrea a fine of $5 and SO85 coat* <>r horaex toon. 'eight months 1 rod.... » Sam Gttybe and family of Kilainii tu llw furnace being rriraircd. value tin days in jail -He Is boarding witn. Many have moved from,cilice onU mazoo visited with Mr and Mr.*-. Mr . and Mrs. Ed Wait spent .Sun­ lhe sheriff. farms These will need liorses Tin day al Judxon Carpenter s nt HasTltCLE. iJ'■'•■• Larnbce Sunday. . ---- - -------'* • *--------------- fliuinCial ‘■ituiti m has ’k-pt al , ’ "I Mrs. Fred Jones and daughter oi CIRTI.E NO. prices dnatr and uill continue t, ' wadinR n. I ne I eiiru.ity mH’ting of the ;HaMlrn:!, aw M.»vln^ with h-r -parCirCic No.”of the Methotk't L ; do mi until bank* can function nor and bathed; Brtlslirldge Cemetery Circle wa - -. A. S will be entertained bv Mr.-- jmatly. When prices tor faitn«c.rop'- --- --...... ie of Mrs. Q \ some time. bountiful pot hie " F -tn ! !bb ■'"l< T,’«raday evchin;:. A itocxl .. Ella Hammond 1022 So: JcffenAn. inrrease it would look as If fXtlibin the I; Ikautiful iwnrntccld, regular bu*UM*-> .' St., on Fiiduv. March 10. . j wilPbc a prime favorite in Michigan, high itlv' t i." ,'.: l'- being prepared. Bring lined throughout with —------- ----....• -----------....... cemetery ----Circle mo thi*; In th- sun I v,5 wdhal' Bpragu.' celeiifbv silk, .'gnaran, . several interesting I week on Thursday with a; txiby, tert b-lu'A■ ?<-.i. cam-■ which were educational ns:show on Uie program and the La- i tevd tailoring. l miles of deseri 'well a* amusing. Three new mem-1dies’ Aid Society will serve dinner 'flood watci’ »! ber*TA-cre added to the rapidly;on Thursday. March 16. withMr. and Mr;, Clau£JtaM? Ipcnl vie seen .-.im-"' crowir.K membership li-t UnusualjBlanche Belt-on and E1U,Smith mj Sunday afternoon with his parents. trona including । inierest and co-operation are Being!diarpe. -'Mr. and Mfs. Lon Rose, in Hos­ r.laite and hav -hewn arneng members and friendsi Mrs. Gertrude Gaskill attended a' dinner, inurs tings. z ita Fe trail .,m> plans tor spring Improvements I miscellaneous shower which was’. A lan?‘tli snow in Hi- ire well under way Everyone ln-|gtven for Mrs Helen Edmonds Krym Hit ,'uii-hiw _'<;rcsted U jjven -a hearty Invitation .nolds at the home of Mrv Rob. 't.> Hie p-xt Tuesday. t.> come conn- to me p’-xt meeting, ahicn wiucn j Glasgow 1 '' 'be ■held at Cite ■home ot- •• Gerald IK'x-rn;uvr; Prif.it will Mr. | .... und ...u ..... .^, 1UU W . Andrew Carpenter. March 23. und family of Hastings ^rorc s/in- 1 *{* ord IJut with ------ - a • •-------------------day visitors at Harold DcPric-trr’v ’ ll1' Gabardine Trench Mrts -Etta Slahlon visited her fa­ '■ Mrs Aib»rt liumpuni pdsaed ther and risfciyand family near Ver­ Edward Da".I. t<x»k Monte Lb. [away al tlie hospital nt Hastings montville Turaday. kon'iii Ann Arbor hot,.-You get the suit anil r ui her »u Mr ai,<* Mr*- FTahk Cox and:.vixj and hrr funeral was held from cek for treat m»nt. trench coat for |iwrue Sunday' aiuriioon' Much Muri, ,cr of Johnstown spent Sunday ut ; Mr .UK! Mrs. Claud Roa-. Mr. and Mr Jw Pill.ns, Ml-., Ma. Huiunirl '■ miKitliy U extended her bereaved man. • 24V* Lb. ; ianuly. \ ' ■ ’ ...... • , I Pillsbury George Couch and family moved '. gr.c m. Sunday with Mr. und Mr.-.. James ', A11 remember the Kinsley laidies.' Sack Gram: , Bothard. . . io .our village and a family from T "11' i Aid Society at Inez Ford s Match 15. Battle Creek nre now occunvinn thc|,in“ -°on- An h’wrnr itld'1 w7*.iMatbe*S ** SiVt,nf J“ry to them oves and family. 118 No Washington St. ----------- ™<l.y With P.r,on. .lily Parly—A 8,eci«l Service on Sunday , . * . WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Easter Sunday Is April 16th! Lei Us Tailor your Spring Suit! 17- Our Line of Suits Thursday Friday ! Coffee 0,1 ^Butter- ‘••7/' > r“;.T ?• I9c: Flour 37^ Godci until March 18, only. J Grapefruit t EGGS j 6 Mr Myrtle Hardy returned to her lion:1 in Detroit Wednesday, after NHndir,..- tire winter with ghjirley Gibbs and wife. . Mr Charley Gibbs is caring for ’ lr - Si|muoh*,*ncar the north coun- 19c ► tl.- i rank Harris and wife und Cliar•.mi t skinner *pcnt Wednesday eVc'lung at Vaucc Sharp'* tn Middle- KraSt MEATS Ham* Spring Special OneWeekOnly Saturday u 12c Armour'* Star Whole or Half Cheese korihy and family of and John. Hasting- [formerly a South Shultz boy. Congrit ula Hens. Mr upd Mr? Frank Hallo.-< and Mi-' Elizabeth Bitner of ’MilVvi.-- Fresh Ham u, ICc Chickens jgc Franks 2 lb- 29c Z9e Philadelphia J Cream Chfcese ► in Battle Creek Tuesday and Wed[ nesday. Mrs. Henfy Tww remains about the same. Mrs. Rena Wtupplc has , been heUung to care for her. , Rev H ; rutted Byr n M and family of South Maple Giove Friday. ' , Watch For Big Sale, Bill This Week Feldpausch’s ^Whnrt Bttter Food* Cost Ltss" Phone 2272 utuvuii at «- io *.m 'exprgj^cd to Roy McCaul and wife attended Uie Larkin Club at Glen Allen s near Parmake Friday evening . Franc is. Haight and family of -Gland Rapid* were week-end Writ, iur« al Eugene Haight's. ; Morris Lewis and wife and Mrs.I Harold England mid three children Mr. and Mr*. Floyd McCloud and family ol OUego called on John Ik attic and family Friday evening 1 H-ibrr Pike and Mrs. Mary Crannt (Irunar'.'lllr nn llrMr. Will Crawford family Monday evening. Md*. Martha Stewart ‘of Plain­ well *|x-ni Tuesday at her cottage. On Sunday a wedding dinner wa* served at Uie Jim Williams cottage Mr and Mis. Howard Johnson of -honoring Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Martin were week-end .guests ol Mr. IglaiiiJiuu uric Sunday night. La Course (Evelyn Williams > of Gun uinl Mr> C K Van Eft. uc»U ol the Utters patent., .Mr. Marsh. Mr;. Ida Whisler of OVero was -If- Wm. Uu-.CIH. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Water:, of Ota 11uir.xuy.fuc;.i ol her sister. Mrs fieri McKibbin was In Haf-.uigo spent Sunday at tiielr cottage lad Wednesday to ,a**ut in. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crawford of Ol; for h?r nephew Earl Count : ego arc spending the week end with ----- ... . rehiBCithe larumr'a grandpargnu, Mr. and j .'oiloalcg -Mrs. WU1 Crawford. Our Finest Spring Hatsin the store are 3* Compni'c these with hats that sold for $5 and $ti. Tins new store is small, but so are our prices... LOW over­ head is the REASON! WATERS CLOTHES SHOP �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1.1912 LOCAL BOXERS MEET Sporting Items I' ———■— DAILY dozen makes Y. M. C. A. ITEMS , SOILS GROW SWEETER LUDINGTON TEAM . , • • , t Farmers May Take Loud' A special St. Patrick’s boxing card Nashville Hl-Y enjoyed their pot . ’ « . . ha* been arranged by the local Odd luck supper and afu‘r Bible study | "Speakers Out To Mari Beds ' rFellows Thursday H.'H. S. CONCLUDES ,riui AthleticB Club for ___________________________________ jig-saw puzzle rpnifsL , evening. Mar. 16. ■Fighting Irish- 1 FINE CAGE SEASON «’«n‘,,'^"rw7y>ato’,a*^d iurey ward smith. leader, giving > prtre ! If Times Fail To Improve ’ —. PENNEY’S 3 BIG REMNANT DAY: Rist Lansing. — Morning radioxj county will meet a group from Ludtto winning group. w..., u.v.u-wwn, up. uuw... 1 crooner* wto drone -down, up. down. ' r.ii*.*‘.;i. A...o..a kvest toys wto; Welcome back to Barry county. u{, way down, and 'say up may to Win. 10 ot IS Came, ‘<will take rwrt u:e Ken Buehler. Pete । Rev xijron Hoyt. Nashville Metho- gt.’ulllg u ll>t ol fitI1 n,al| #)lorny —Makes Net Profit bf Barlow, Stere Karme*. Dick palmer,' dl« church will again to well led. from Michigan farmers who are Just what you have SPECIAL BUY .’.khw and tw two new mtoto entne* Jroin from Dirtcr. IXister. ., ' TtiMday. March )4th. at Lnnsing forsaking expensive equipment in ’P tow Seventy-Five Dollars ................................... z.-- •• a ttate wide meeting for all who :avor <Jf lhc 8hmrl llrr vxcaVttUmt wanted a Both from n competitive an.1 fi‘ --------------------------------------------------- l-'-e law and order. It Is a meeting IIUirI prepare fight suite for -.uncial standpoint tto Haulngs Rnv Smut---------------- ? th^AU‘.T,.F?t’£L0, ¥*fh,Mn ‘2 grow*r3Klra and clovers." ichooi basket ball team has con­ BOY’S FAST COLOR L)()y OCOIU INtILb keep the "Unholy Twins, liquor and. The mar! beds, which arc tto re-; cluded a rcmarkalriy successful sea­ ■ ■■ — -l *,■ . --------------- crime, train our fair state. . ■ main* of plant and qniina! life in1 son. The team won ten out of fif­ Tnnnp n Young Men * Y group met (Or Tto ancient lakes, have m some loteen games, losing three of the five ikuui n. ft (Klt luc|c 6U|ipfr last wednettlay -callties been ratsed In level until by the matgin of a single point. Beige Cream LADIES’ According to Couch Hawthorne At tto Investiture ceremony of evening at C. P. Angell* and tton tlu* mail la luird and dry enough to •thr High School Athletic A’Mxiatiun Trfx’*’ 1l> on Monday. February 27. attended the concert ut tto Metho-1 support the. wclpnt o! .a Ibad.xi X"rt5 TdurnJX ™. reren Tendertout scout* were .d- out church. They meet March 15 wagon Other tods-xm be worked TORTO RICAN MARQUISETTE sen after iwvine fur all the ,nltt*‘d to Jhe troop. Tlie room wax for their dtscUMlon bt technocracy; in winter when the surface-is fropenscs and and equipment equipment. Twehiy-ftwt Twenty-five dlvlded 1,110 lw0 departments, one with Laird Wutrtng presenting It rcn. und tlie marl can to. hauled on penaes Chardonue Ravon tto new recruit^ and the other Leadership for the conference of .skigiis and stored in stock piles, dollars of this balance will to-turn- tor . cd over to pay the cast of the truck fur tto troop. Alter dheufsing each higil sctioot boy* and girls March' Tto upbuilding ot many Michi-, reason which Will start in u tew toy. both good mid bad, they were lath at Hatting* will include Ray K“° «•» type* depends upon lhe . days. Mure than seventy boya are voted upon and tto following were I Joints of Detroit. Walter G.»spi!l of' sweetening of th.* -oU. «o legumes admitted into ’ Troop 71; Robert Coldwater. E. T. May ot Lansing.lean to grown and Uie only feasible. Embroidery and expected tq report for this sport and Shennmi. Clarence Courser. Walter Julian Smith of Lake View, Rev. I mean* ot doing thb is to apply some will be put through regular practice applique trim economy f Shaftd to fit uooothAdcock. Harold Ftnkbeiner. Dale and Mrs. M. D. McKean of Middle-1 fotm <d calcium, and tto ecosessions each afternoon. ly; practical for all-round wear! Eaton. Dtroy Spicer and Owen Gasvllle, Rev. L. L. Dewey, and Miss nomfcal choice lies between marl Records at the school stow that Sizes 6 to I I Women twear by them I . . ■ AiAAiAwn Robson anil und aiam Mk.v nowc. Rowe. tiasungs Hastings ii' and crushed limestone. athletic.*! are entirely self-supporting 'C1J! ~ »;1 Some noils do not need lime. All, aim iijai. nunc *’K’ ceremony wu* cornea on in.teactora. The meeting begins at und that none 01 of me tlie ta*-4TKiney tux-money paid to tto school is used to finance J!li5,!!uu,rK'r :l,r *'clve o,def boi'lt ;cf 9 30 A ut 4:33 M.P.I M.|*oils should be tested for acidity be-------------------------»•*»M.aand m. closes um closes at 7. 4 30 the coat of athletic team* or of uni- ,h * troop “ rh gave a scout '** * a wt luck dJnn4 1 .r ftn(l.recreft.,f<ire ans applications of lime is| tto each law. ex- wUh jj - o’clock to 2 00 o’clock. ■ made. Tiic tests should include-all | forms and equipment used cxclus- plaining it and . ..lighting a candle. tlan jroin _______________ ________ . the1 three i.tjw menu includes meat, potato ''soil types on on the lhe farm, Frequently, Frequently,,j ivelyiby these teanul Next season, Mr. . Reid lighted ,he , T Ccandles “J™, The mehu include* soil type# 30 inches Long fur iwumple, the football team has t*M’ nine points of tto >a;ad, adndwtetos .chocolate and pie.the soil tn one part of a field will! an out-of-town game scheduled lor ,M^ut oaUl' t’xt>l‘‘mca and gave uie Rlgil teachers are urged to wed hme but other parts of thej 52 inch Sweep which it is guaranteed »125 as its , '* ?"HW v’,ry,1, n!’,ly *™-’ attend and enjoy Un* big niwting. I told wilt grow legume* without any share of inc the Kase gate receipts. recripu. This *, r® “dmJlied anti„ t<x>k discussion groups for them. I additional calcium. ‘Hie tests will. .'iiuiv mis ,} ?........ ~ the ,. ■ ■urn will enough to wi g’n^-d ” to 7-rei ni“ “uuu u,uv “w* ulu. " ‘w t' . o-m-.v wmMM; ...... ........be more than ■■ -I— «|MM bv NEW SPRING .... census and . . repair ' . ‘ “RentsA to m any ntix* tamwrs fnrm/.r« in their tlwlr emir). pay tlx cost of the team during the . x . r > “>,n* ron»l. spiritual coun- I BOYS’ RIBBED the. Scout Scoutmaster rntirr .yuson. , me matter as Prayer. *. W&Us Of CilTittlan fulth|ties lll7 , , . ... Til.* troop was wax cmiea culled to to orar; order **’* brOkl'n in. iroop nruetlc.* A few Of tto marl tod., in Michi-, March 6 by^ Senior Patrol Leaitor o ________________ Igan contain a poor quality of marl; FAST BOUTS FEATURE M D. D McKean gave a review review , -.__ 'Ourdn<r. Fifteen minute* were Rev. M. Your money ’ s worth whicl) will not pay for the lator oL, K. UF P. MAT CARD Spent in study and tton after Mr.10* Laymen’s rejx>n «n mtettiins getting it and applying it^to ttoi THE GOOD HEAVY KIND THAT WEAR AND WEAR ... and MORE! — a snappy ----------- «t .Shafer talked .to .. them “l the ministerial tm-viing last roll The marl from alt beds should • Tue day In the Hastings Methodist ,be tested tor percentage of calcium t* Tto three bouts scheduled on the game of capture the Hag was ployed.'™ Knights of Pythias mat card last---------'■----- * ♦ » ■ See Them — and You’ll Want Heaps! church. .. 1 totore-quantitics ol'it are dug. Trets' Thursday night .by matchmaker SERVICE HONORING , FreepOH Y group visited tto su-, ^11" tie’made "by tto "ioita’^epatt-i Farmer Nick of Battle Creek. CAMP FIKE GIRLS Sl’NHAVJ *“Lb^hJ>n ^2? ’“H? »n«’nl.al Michigan (Hmc College.! proved to to’ no retups as approxiThe order o! service for tto Camp"with । hlsxnn Don n* guide last East Lansing. mau-ly two hundred spectators can F>”’ Girls’ National Birthday Honor Thunday night, accomimnied by verify. From tto start of tto pre- nt tto Presbyterian church on Sun- Mr. Voorhies and C. F- Angell A । - Tm durable for the laundry to ....... FREEPORT. llmlnaey. bout until the conclusion dav morning jit 10:30 U given bi low. load of high school git Is chose that. Rev: and Mrs Loomb attended, injure Percale or broadcloth. IxjIs to choose from <if the main go the featured map- Girls will.to accompanied by ttoir time to visit tto bush niMJ. Solid color*—and plain white! the Barry County Ministerial As-' piers gave the a*M*mbled fans plenty guardians and parents are also inA tentative program of Die Hi-Y -roclaUon told at Hastings Tuesday, uf excitement. vltcd. mid Girls' Conference March IB Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wtncy ot • . Program. ’ The tieadllner of tlie evening 1933. Knlamazo.v were guests at tto home NEW SHIPMENT brought together Max Glover, Lan- •Organ Prelude. . ,• 9:30 A. M Registration/— John of the formers sister and husband.; ring. 169. nnd Jack "Bad Boy" liitrolt by the.Choir. In medium sheer ... with all the good Stakeley. chairman. ’ Mr. and Mrs C. L. Henney. recently, • Brown. Cedar Rapid;.. Iowa. 170. Bugle call. 10: 15 A. M Worship — Rev. L. L Hie jnfsnt son o! Mr. and Mrs. points of more expensive stockings. Glover proved to be tto big fuEntry of. Camp Fire Girls with1 Dewey. CHARACTER DESIGNED ■ * ■ > Charlie Price died Friday morning Picot top, French heel, cradle sole. colon. 10 45 AM Address on problems Mrs. Alma Watrous and Miss following w-i* present Thuraduy Salute to the Untied States fine. for discus,h»n~ Ray Johns. Detroit. Phyllis Angus of Battle creek nn." Ruffled Curtaining . Hymn.No B65, ”My Country.” Men’s Cotton. Work Socks 11: 15 A M. Discussion by groujH. s^Midmg .-wvcral days with Mrs. An-! three fall* from Blown In u two Responsive Reading. No. 13. 12: 30 P. M.limner and music, regti» and her daughter, Mr*. Glen ’ hour limit. Brown’s .'dirty tactics’* Tiw Gloria. ’ . ■: ” -------Hoover. were u big feature throughout the Tkripture—Romans 12th chapter,!. creation. 2:30 P. M. Assembly forum anti, Mr. and Mrs Gayion Overholt of mutch and netted him the custom-' . Camp Fire Girls’ prayer with1’;' dlscusaion. Bowne were callers nt the home of ary number of "booa” from lhe as­ Lord’s Prayer Chanted. 4:00 p. Xf. Closing address I Mr. nnd Mrs. Ted Bustance Sunday, Colored Borders semblage. Glovcr'scemcd averse to Hymn nu , t No. 125, ’ For the Beauty of Discussion groups will consist 'of , Mrs. Ted Bustance sjx-nt tto week ttooe performances and contented tto Ehrth." ' .20 students and an adult director , with her ‘ jxireiits. Mr mid Mrs., himself with upsetting Au thi*. sophLs.... crcdo 0y Camp Fire Girls. 'Chester Allerdnig. of Coats Grove. ; tlcated Brown with strutgiit holds. Anthem—' March to Victory.” DELTON. xfr. anu Mrs Dorr Howell of’ Brown drew tint oiood when h«Announcements. Rev Ival services are in progress Nashville were guests of the latter’s! nailrd Glover to the mat with a Offertory Voluntary. I at the church for the next two parents. Mr. und Mrs. Charite Aus•hook setssors alter the two had Hymn No. 601. "Nearer My God tb1 weeks, vltti A A. A fiuege Kneiro and tln Sunday. with R-v Rev. A. inixi a It for fifteen minutes. Glover Ttjcc.” son ot Martin assisting. Tile Camp Fire Girls will work! then evened things up in tlie '-corul Address. nuu4rat. "Making tto urc Must nlJBi of u, 116-118 EAST STATE STREET—HASTINGS. MICHIGAN The P. T. A. of Barry Twp. school under the leadership of Miss Jnse-, parley wton he put Brown on lhe jj,. •• district will meet Friday night,• phlne Novtskey from now on tri-; mat fir three coun’... wsth’u JapanHymn ii'inn No. J74. ' Onward Christian March 19. at the school house. ' definitely. i e Ux-hoid. concluding the perfor- Soldiers" Albert Becker of Hastings brought The World’s Day of prayer was ' mance in seven minutes. Brown, in p Benediction and Postlude. CLOVERDALf. two debating teams from the Hav: tings High school UPDelton Wednes­ Friday March 3. .Four .... ........ The P T. A. will meet at the town ‘ denonunaable to subdue Glover hi tto third BAKIIYVILI.E. day-, night. They debated on the uoiii were represented and took:hsll Friday rventn;!. pot luck ut 6:30 frame and the latter took the db<ldMr. und Mr.. Ralph DeVine had1 Income Tax question. Both sides — . in i_ tlu.... services. —u._with program. • part Ing fall in ten minutes on a straight us guests Sunday. Mr. und Mrs Dak* put up some pretty good paints fof Rev, and Xfrs. Wheeler called-on .Mr. and Mr*. Frank Bnwks and * tix-huld DeVito nnd Mr. and Mrs. Nelson discussion. Mrs. Phillip Wingcier ot Bowne s, n John and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown left tlu- ring thoroughly Brumm of Nlshvilin. Mr. mid Mrs ■ Everyone-remember the regular Fliday. . Buncr Ol xvaiamaV'i spent Suriday I jMi-vcd anjl was wpnt to avenge hi.v Cameron McIntyre and Norman of business and social meeting ol the Mrs. Anna McCalla of Carlton is.with Henry Pennch feehfigs on Glover alter the two tod Quimby. Mr. mid Mra. Merritt Mend1 Delton Community Club at the. hall left tin- ring but the short fracas mid Mre, Wm. Devine. celfbmUng: next Monday evening. March 13. making her home with tor brother. Mr. and Mrs -• Grover Davenport which resulted amounted to little. the biithdais of Mrs. Geneva Pol luck.supixrr at 6:30 o’clock. The MIJ0 JKC.1U. t‘r.Ij»,ruumand daughter ,„K„ Helen and Mis Eva Thomas ot Elmdale ulv Davenport spent Sunday with Orin Roy Miller. Ypttlnnti. ICJ. and Drumm nhd Mrs. Maude Mend. In order to close up the estate of lhe late Elmer L. Shafer, as Adminis­ Douglas Harrison Radio Entertain- , Neucn Fnmkdemons, juattle Creek. IM. *' and• -his water. Mr*. George Fortoy. Dn>ton ol Hastings. Mr. Mrs:^ ---------McClelimul- -and-■1 ers will furnish the program. They cd . trator .1 will dispose of the personal property at pubic auction at the farm, 1 Vi ’i>. Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Pjjnncls nnd lirovided plenty vfentertmnnicnt in family have moved on the tn rm rr- have with them, Peter MticLean. the,Tue.Mi , the semi-final which resulted in a cently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. H- American Harry Lauder, nnd also ■ Tuesday Cillers; of Mrs. Cora, daughter and Mr. and Xus. Richard miles south of Maple Grove Center, on Sec. 27, Maple Grove Twp., on draw when the one hour limit wa* mcr Gillette ’ ‘ stcrvopticon pictures of fire preven- Gardener *<•’<’• Mrs. Hettle Rich- p, nntfis and ton of Kaiamazoo exceeded after each of tto two had । **-a. d-------- —1en( Kin Hie ardson and .Mr* Fred Fairchild and tpenl 8unday wtth Uwir parents, Mr*. Gay Skinikr. wto has been tion.''pree'ent«Wnmi ron Bobbie nnhhU. of nf Hastings MBum„ I won a fall. Clemons took the first making un extended visit with rcla- l)0Use wltJl your prbre» t . Don’t son Iseficc. , Griswold. Mra. WeKs. Mra. ! W( aIlu MroVI1 , ull tall with a Sonnenberg and a full lives here, returned to her home in miM the date, March 13. Mr. nnd Mrs. Grant Dickerson laxly hold in seventeen minutes Waupaca. Wls.. Wednesday I -nie in|and UkcS Garden Club J D. Coal accompanied Mra Asa sptnt gunday- with SR. and Mr* while Miller gained tto secund deMr. mid Mrs. Arthur Lathrop and mecU wUh Mrs. Romer AldriCh Stecklc and son Victor to Hastings ,WftUare Nndel °t Eagle dtetnek . 1 । Thuraday where they attended thel Mr. and Mrs. OUn Brown and cltton will) a self-strangle hold at Mrs.-Lojibr LaUirop of Prairieville Thursday afternoon of thU week. I COMMENCING AT 1:00 O’CLOCK SHARP, AND WILL OFFER THE FOL­ the end jif eleven minutes. ’ sing 2UrPu County Garden Club. Mrs.idaughter of Plainwell spent Sunday attended church'hero Sunday and The Tto Delton Glee Club"will Club will slag WhengJohn'.Staflen. Battle Creek spem the remainder of the day with ln the Sunday School scrvlc. at the' “. LOWING DESCI^BED PROPERTY:— ’ —. . . r 1™ . . I “ AUA Ll.Ll. I-—-.——. ... — , , —. ” referee, invited the two grappkrs Mr. and Mr« Will Hyde. -church ------ - — Sunday -------II Mrs. Frank Harris of Grand•: n. Johncock UVIUKW*. . next morning. Rapids was the guest of Mr. and ___ to stoke hands after the match.: Tto W. C. T U. will to told at --------------------------„ Miss Maybelle Hart and Miss Miss' bona Doster of Plainwell te 1 —Barbara *—*------ Chamberlain —*----Clemons milled with a Sonneberg, the home <?f Mrs. Mudge Wedra-s- spending several days with he: XIrs J, D Cool Sundtiv. HORSES. Flat hay rack. 12 ft. of Hastings ■ Della Perkins of ’ Grand^Mjent Sunday P. M. wtUi Mrs. MarMtiH'd at Miller's mid-scctton. 1 .. ... grandmother, Mrs. Charley Nor­ ' Rapids called Brown mare, 4 yrs. old, wt. about 1250. Crotch back work harness, 1*4 inch. at tto home of Mr. | fj*a Replogle. TiM*. usual draw which features: Miss Donna McKeown of M. S. C. u-o.>d Mrs Norwood also ent r• Mr-, X.' .1 ZV t*V Z~~ ClnrU 1 Rnndav __J •Mrs, Roy Ropchon ot the preliminary bout was lacking ----Double work hamessyalip tug, 1 ’/a in. — . K-.cini uviict ivinuae* num nnd 'Si.— 7”^'* . . ,’ Mr. and Mare colt, coming 2 years old. Thursday night wton Red Evans, ciks tore, Mrs. Willetts and Helen awuy Sunday > ,The W’ p M’ 8 nwl nt ,he ,l6fne Kalamazoo spent the week end with Light double driving harness. Batik Creek. 155. threw Russell went to Lnnsnig will: Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Blanche Richards was tn °, Mrs Van Pa«en* Wednesday Mr ar,d Mrg. Harold Kellogg and CATTLE. Wcddcrburn. Battle Creek, 156. in McKeown alien they look Donna Prairieville last week caring for Mr/ n”Srnoon *ifamily. Single Harness. Steel land roller. eighteen • iriinutes witjr an Indian back and called Mr “ nd—Mrs Mar?in Mr. unu antf Mr*. wc.w,, Welton Brook* nnd White Durham cow, 8 yrs. old, fresh. Oliver sulky plow, No. 26. Called on Clayton Clayton. ■ j■ Llewellyn Lkwclivn Erb and little son con We ---— ’ -----■— Hogcrs and death-lock. Tin* two wrestlers Tin* L. A. 8. will to held at lhe haven’t.seen the new "Daddy” since of Grand Rapid*. Garl. tanitly spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Yellow Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh, ttiowtd their desire to give the. fans' tome of Mr. and Mrs. E. Golden but we can lust Imagine that on his of Ba, »,l ’’w,,ttnd Mrs, ’Jennie i Mrs. George Tldd and' family and Oliver walking plow, No. 98. out we can just imagine mat on nts „ , ,, , ••*•*• » - appearance he will ... - -. .him.. . Casadav of Ha*llngs Hastings enjoyed enlm-ttt a 'Grandpa Brooks at »■ Potterville. with calf by side. a Rood ojicner mid a spirited match Friday. first present , Moore walking plow, No. 110. ensued until Evans secured a wan­ wlf in a new hat and suit birthday dinner given by Mr. and; Mrs. Richard Frank of Kalamazoo Spotted Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, giv­ A filer who took off at Seattle for ning hold. ing milk. a transpacific hop landed in Seattle I TM,Twr»<lC.rllWr. !Ria.r Free fishing licenses have been is­ Harbor. It Is hoped Two-section spike tooth drag. some tactful "T by w w. tuf,**"- M11“" Nobl“ “ Or,nd-| oma cut or.Feloawhw bwnjuw U» Spotted Guernsey cow, 9 yrs. old, giv­ sued to unemployed men mid worn-, spectator was r.“r *Two-section spring tooth drag. . ing milk. en jn New York .state. "What! Back, already?' 2 two-horse riding cultivators. Guernsey heifer, 1 year old. Mr .nd W„. “>*• »' «» «» » The Ladies’ Atd will meet with Mrs. Harry Owens’, Thursday. Guernsey and Holstein heifer, 8 mos. Five-tooth walking cultivator. 1».U. 2 . old. Fanning mill. Corn shelter. Ud- iV' I”” ■" <« ----“» ----------------------<»"* O.rdcn«- Those Th<« who attended the golden: mu community was mucn saaSHEEP. Set wheelbarrow scales. Grindstone. dened Friday morning to Hampton hear of Monan >of Inga Mr. were, and thTdeath of MraAltort Mr an<t Mrs Wllbur NorrU an<1 wedding Mra. Markanniversary Fox of Hut 15 grade Shropshire ewes. 2 log chains. Pr. horse blankets. at Pennock hospital. Although *he Mrs’ John B«u,tor of Grund Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Mark Garrison and has been a patient patient sufferer sufferer for for sevmv- :Wcru wcw ®undav «ut‘sU of of Mr. nnrf and Mr Mrs. !daughter and xtr* Mrs. Arthur Arthur'1 Here’s HOW to Start Your Own Grade Shropshire ram, 3 yrs. old. .pm been a S '<*• ’*»•*»-- knd’Mr. anzi Two-section extension ladder, 36 ft. eral years, yean, she has borne it without Deorge Tiiompsun i Johncock. •eral —— jinunt**. Horse collar, 22 inch. Iron maul. HOGS. murmuring, and up uu until a week to-'1 Mr’ Mra - Vcller Ycller of Ik»weU and Jean Waugh who stayed with her fore tor death wton sto waTtaton 8tuart C-Ilrd ,,n ,hf Mrs. Wm. Carter, of Kalama-1 . 3 full blood Poland China sows, one of Posthole digger. Pick ax. to the hospital, she was uu and do- tcr'5 P“rents- Mr. and Mrs. R. A. zoo last week, returned home Sunthem due at time of sale, the other Hand garden drill. Grain cra'dle. ’ Ing 8und “>'*“• her uvr dally uiuj tasks, lasiu in the tne housenouse-' —x 1’ , . „ _ . i day. Starting April 1st and until May 1st hold. She will be areally missed by new offlcc!'s ot the -P- T. A. Elmo Snyder of Kalamazoo was two due in May. we offer the following WAYNE H Scythe and snath and many articles all. Funeral servires were conduct- clecUfd Wednesday evening, are: home over Sunday. ■ BABY CHICK Deal to you for B ed by Rev. Swaddling Sunday after- !£*<‘enh M” A[th" XI^e; HAY AND POTATOES. not mentioned. HOPE CENTER. noon at lhe home. A large con- ,n,othJer vice-president. Mrs. Wie-. ,™. ^..-™».... Mrs. Floy McDermott has gone to i land; father vice-president, Mr.: About 1 Vg tons of alfalfa. course of people assembled to pay ,and ’ fa,h * «HOUSEHOLD GOODS. 20 White Leghorn Chicks— 1 Wayne Chick Thermometer Hamilton; f--* — -j — teacher vice-president. ! Delton to see tor mother, Mrs. Kate their last respects to one whom they tPetUl's) Small amount of timothy hay. 1 Wayne InatrucUon Book Jewel range- Florence airtight heater. Coles; secretary. Mr. Carter; Williams, who U v^ry til at the had ala-ays held in high esteem. Miss .I home xr of sr.« Mrs. nont-iaa Beatrice nimninDunning. 10 lbs, Wayne Chick Starter About 20 bu. potatoes. . 1 Chick Conleat Card Small sheet trod healer. Small refrigerator. Burial was tn the North cemetery. . treasurer. Mr. Voorhles. Saturday evening the neighbors' or Hickory reAcaury ■ , Blown u the new superinFeed in a “Feeder Carton” -ALL FOR 81.75 Mrs.- Kate Burdick ofOak extenainn dining table. Couch. FARM MACHINERY. Corners spent Sunday with her aunt. Rodent at the M. £.. church und surprised Mr. and Mrs. Orville Kingsbury and helped ,them cele-i 4 bedateada. Bedding. Dlshra of all kinds. . Mrs. Frances Searles Xtr amt Mrs H*lph Moore Is assistant. -— -------- ------------CONTEST PRIZES Deering binder, 6 ft. cut. Robert Marshall of Martin also call-1 Mr- Angell and the Hl-Y boys of' brate lheir 20th wedding anntver.4 „___,_ after­ Hastings spent Thursday *Thiir«ziav evening ri*v*nlnir at nt , Sary. sary. The evening WKS was Spent spent tn In 1st PRIZE$3.00 3rd PRIZE . . . ed on Mrs. Searles Sunday Milwaukee mower, 5 ft. cut­ 1.50 Elray Smclker'* and were treated to, i visiting and at a late hour luncheon I noon. 2nd PRIZE 2.50 4th PRIZE . . Grain drill, 9 hoe. Wide tire -wagon. 1.00 ' was served, then all departed wish- , warm sugar. ' Ing Mr.------------and Mrs. Kingsbury BANDY HILLS. Tto L. A. S. of the M. E. church)----r— — —many j—, . 1 Wagon box. Double buggy, For Further Information Call. At ‘ t A very pleasant surprise party was will serve a pancake supper March more happy anniversaries, Mr. and Mrs. Will Aldrich. Mr/* । planned and carried out for Doris 17. The sophomores, under tto di■^4 Mr*Clifford Kahler. Mr. and McKibbin Friday evening, the event being her birthday. rection of Mr. Voorhies. gave a play Mrs. Chas. McDermott, Mr. and ’ An Airplane Passenger Station.. ” Mrs. Burdette .Lyttle. Mr. and Mrs. Lester- Lord of ,i near Middleville ’’ah C»r nuuaievine ras-senger ouxikmi .................. ijvent Sunday with his parents. Mr. Monday cvenlny at the Association Fred Ashby attended tto funeral of and Mrs. Bob Lord. ; of Rebekalis and Odd Fellows of Mrs. Albert Hampton of East Delton (Sunday. Robert Sagar U still in a Battle Barry county ia..~».v FLOUR ... FEED COAL CEMENT * LIME -w-w-----------------------------! MBs Inez Ashby returned home Creek hospital. He has been 111 for:.. BRICK -»- TILE ♦ FARM IMPLEMENTS I Spain reports tto development of Saturday after visiting in Kalama­ . :—r-.— an everlasting orange. If not picked zoo last neck. * HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 | Liquid rubber is now being1 when ripe it reverts back to Its A pedro party was told at Mr. i HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. £. E* GRAY, sprayed on metal to .form a resilient green state, to ripen again the fol- and Mrs. Cigfence Payne s Friday ■protective covering. May be an idea lowing season. Ums making it the evening. A very enjoyable evening there for pedestrians I ideal lazy man’s crop. wu spent by all. ----- Thrift Hoaa Terry Towels S DRESS SHIRT Panels 25 GOWNS Remnants 1/2 Price SHIRTS 49c Curtain Nets 10^ Boys’ Novelty Sweat Shirts MfeC Top Golf Hose 9 CHIFFON Stockings 49* J. C. PENNE AUCTION SALE Wednesday, March 15th X‘h£.Aig ISIS?. Boys & Girls Under 18 Chicken Business! EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY TERMS OF SALE-CASH Dale E. Shafer, Admr< �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MARCH g. 1913 PAGE FOUR The inc Hasfines ciasnngg Banner paiiiict IXM1U (Jme deposltiK5 aredc‘XMlu; nth“eond a 25jrr cent RAbiUty not covered by tiielr insurance. 71-.e*e two checks >' COOK uiioir E411W.- wU1 ,unc • tendency to make dc­ ' —.,1—2 -—. J— pmitors choose their banks wtariy aitvr.XTy seventh YEAR and. to patronise conservative tnstl* \ taRtanS in preference to unsound • ’ Th is and That rt , ' . , x-,1 . liackward Glances; Bits of. Yesterday Reuvnt Murftn ' Knifed.” Disgraceful Trickery. A Chalteng** io Republicans. TEN YEARS AGO TODAYHouse Cl'asving Needed. . Dally papers of Michigan carried ’ Thursday from Montpeitrr. Indiana, tnalItak all wx» ihinnotmus in ucnr UftA called by tlu* death l^ide"1?^ rearoruble safe’’.:, with- the u* story wnUM ’ to pubtwXI.'tti? M^s^Tm^ 1' «JuS ”Mrof‘ . < . . . • , ...... .... ..... i j. -1, HI if V, r. Tn.— Uh.i It xti- ou-. to.ro,!nr totoulbrhc. r. ... orjndJUi.rd. irath. daughters. Margaret and Betty. Mr* , O B Wilcox and Loy Wiicox ' ion of the part friend*. • Peterson will r< l<- manner in wi.icn L Clements, one of ii F riday Tram Cambndgi . Wit • IX MONTHS fc ' . . • T"’ c“', BISMA-REX s...... ,dWU^ ... dcd m w.^una .O...- w lhr Hell, putting new tail on livc Devil, and doing several odd jobs for lhe damned P,. wtoru, ««■ CM®,, Putting new stone in Davids Jrllc-V Uc aiu **““'• . ihnjL-enlarging the head of firm in <he Hastings National taint'Mending the ghtrt ot the conimencing work on Tutc-day. Prodigal Son and cleaning Royal Mudge -left for Ft. Payne. Atabmna. Monday evening, where' his ear*... w he expecut to be gone for a month Embellishing Pontius Pilate. . and putting new- ribbon on ■ Jilt breast ... .. .. Pennsylvania yesterday morning Pulling new tail on the rcxMtcr alter spending the winter with iuf . of St. Peter und mending . ills comb Tin- Kalamazoo ItaWhovrn quar­ Re-plumbing and re-giidlng tette will be at the 'Presbyterian , left wine of Guardian angel the servant ot the church Friday. March 17. To bring Washing ’ High Priest, and putting car­ this musical feat within reach of ull the admission fee has been ilxed ut , „ mine, on hl. cheeks the spots ofJ the son Jig. 1 ickcts at Heath's drug store ''Taking ' Mr-* Harvey Lurvcy returned io1 'I of..Tobias ----Battle Creek Friday after a three Pu,Un« *««»«• »*»<“>» .k.< v:.it In tiic city. Decorating Noahs Ark . and putting iwad on Siicm .... entertaining relatives from ubroad . Mrs J. L Wilkins and Mto> NelTotal36740 he were in Grand Rapid* Ti;.-:duy ■ —Birmingham Ekcentjlc. is nunt of reliable protecUon without throwing the da.ua open to un­ sound banking practices. Therenator estimates that If tune deposits are the nay given a reasonable guarantee public Regent J confidence in Blnk'swiil be restored i, <, I,. , u,wks with relatives. .rh. tj,. /reel •; n M1‘‘ N'Ute Wilkins left Tur . . to such an extent that complete unkhua tor Grand RaidCs for-a few days “ banking liquidity from day to day CMmbmr; l here L- vi’it. She Will go from there t<: 1 will no longer be necessary. This Katamatoo, then to tor .home in ntmciit at (lie. dte'i combined with the. fact that add!nie combine. 'llb tlonal funds win be ‘brought out Mr- Dennis Murim The slit was the . . *i4 ‘from hoarding should do much-tor>?»ulted. in Murray. Mra. Evah Oarlintrer and daugh­ Ir Ctemc.nt: , u ward loosening credit and pultln ter Clara cl Woodland sp nt the ■at •*!!! not ’ backs in position to rerve com muni ties in ways that arc now imp*... elements Hecht.' sible. • into nc/timu: do with the plot. It Sunday for Doubtle/s seme guarantee ays- was apparently conceived and car­ Colgrovi-.- and faintem will have to be inaugurat'd be­ ried uui by John Gillespie, Way in . fore Americans regain complete cohihtahbe Jn Hicir financial »trucMany Rqniblicuiu* uro vrondcrint turn, in thl’i even:. Mr. Vandcn-■ just how Jct:g their party will hav.* berg's ’tentative plan” appears to to toieratc i.-u* combine. Harmony A LESSON IN BRANCH BANKING. 1 .!within the mnk^ ot coure. i» de­ FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. T|u. happenings In connection bt- sane and sensible. It t no. tin ,1.an;,, ,,Vcn imrnumy can tn Aaron Clark and John Carveth of . witli the Guardian group of bank.-.' 100 per cent guarantee of all dc- :m,dat too Hlfth u luii-.-. if Micim: in Allied Higdon id Grand Rapid; Mutdk-vilte wilt apeak ut Union Huh dining the week is an cxiimpta ot A GREAT KEYNOTE: posits for which many tyclretniMfi Rtpublicaiitatn tu^ . o <i. .. nn.it d und Wayno Frey of Bedford w>i< *.it TvmtM’r.ince next S.ibbatli utter-1 what nllglil hnpiwm it the branch President Rooncveli sounded a fine are ctamoring but it is sufficient to. .type *’>f liollticnl l.aderslnp rep:’<:«u<*u uf ’Mr- “‘id M|,i L r.Qo.i ui three o'clock Turn out. banking taw should be put into genkeynote for the -Aew administration satisfy mo’T reasonable people. evurybqdy. ](-ntl etfec*. in this country. The x-nicti by tile McKay-McKei,;an-. during bts brief inaugural nddrcsi. tain.i fail to read the proceedings Guardian group takes in a lol of Il iv tnoiid Windeknccht OUiegplc-Barna rd quartet, it !. high o! tto Repudiators* convention. The biuus out in the state.' banks tluit Battle Creek Tu -day. It was a statesmanlike utteranc.A SEVERE LOSS time there wne some dta-ided up­ dextx iate « riott_~ now b.*ins made t" were mdeiKiiden: until tin* rage far and and must have won universal ap­ With the sudden .death of Senator heaval in the party; high tune that de ito.v tto national credit should expansion <*f tin- big banks camo proval. He is no lunger a bland Tliomas J. Walsh, the United Stale, some piece of major aurger.v ’ command public attention. abut and tto city iiutilutlutu bcIWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ' A shorn atid pillow ca»e party w.»- nan reaching out info tto hinlyrpolitician intent on gaining the loses one of its grand old men Ad­ farnud to remove *thin jn; growth that'is sapping Hie kivon at tin* residence of Hon. H A. land and amalgamating tp«- . nuillmost responsible elective offlee m miration and respect for lhe ability und prestige of the great p (toixl:. • ar on Modt) evening la.-t. A er institutions into a group system, the world, but lhe leader uf a na­ and character ot the sage Montanan ceivi'd by Abraham Ltncu! large number were-present mid the The Gifitrdtan u one ct these aystion fully aware. y-.-t muitfald of transcends mere party politics. Ht- staunch republic .1 oil to du* t n.fjin nt ' im* sec their party of all prc-. ’ nt. ' the difflcultu-a ulilch confront him. appointment tn lhe Roorevcll cab­ ! Tims it was when the parent in­ in defeat rather Tin Germans held lhetr festival at stil ut ion become shaky it was nt’cesThere w« rc manv passages tn the inet wax universally applauded. Not naled bv rum an intiucnce Union hall .Monday evening. Il is mry to shut up all oi the banks.in lit years had a man of his caliber j the . s’.nc to pron-ct tlu public original'. Roosevelt, hlnuelf. Cer- bre-n selected Jo fill tills Important out attair. ! rrxlii. Hod the moratorium not|*>-en 'talr.ly it U thk dc'.crmiucd type of post. The influence o! Mr- WaUli in it u likely that the entire leadciahlp that the country’ now' tlu* new administration will be sore­ •wild hate been pulled down high id. mania of ehc back nccdi. f*w pnsider.u have ever as- ly missed. Men of his stamp are the must to nt of the king pin oi «umed o*ure w-m so larir a popular stone piers upon winch a successful himself. backing and H Mi. R&vteirlt wldio representative form ol- gon-mmeut historic meeting ui Red Ribbon baU on S.*t-.“ j--.i a jR tu assume the responsibilities of a mast rest. iirda;. r.t rai: of tin week with ihe'tJj;(,n |Jon;i. -Thoma* Cmilin. Crystohowmg literap’ proaram- .Mi t..: KaU1 Diamond Drill. partial dictator the public Is with lhe older him. EASILY TAMED. Mis* Ida Scldmare. tem so nine* i Representative Keith KcBogg of Alexand > much m THE DEPARTING CHIEF. Io Hubert Hoover; Many thanks r your tireless nght against- hop.:- lilgh time we knockw the whej . ay. Some ■umniort tin <5! there high sjitarlca." lie ktaU’.'t. It would be inicrea'.mg to know how (he Rtpublifan party mat the public should have a UUs vigorous exponent uf economy WAVS’ value hi voted on-the proisMed pay cuta of and ability. You stale M-nators and reprcM-ntative^ ,so:ni thing is decidedly an thin h individually only because • or Somehow or otlwr, the k-gWaturc ii ’ " ' ' “ " uble t p<r!on»H> initiated but more es;*.'- always a hungry linn out for rrr.l ciailj for ti:e luol things ?cu kept m<at until the subject ut teducinc' ttpw n to La Read Coouiii your 'iicadivus-tfhjeki'n" coitgrca.-sjen expenses b 1broach’d. the mortgage ot trorn 'doing. THE FORGOTTEN MAN! up .our home. and tliri: t> • , HE ON GUARD n man ...... , mc ime. A QUESTION OF MILEAGE. Beware oi conflocncv uaf. An ur* My aiisvi.'t A tax to «<> i.-nvhimi Bpeakmc uf economy R wiil.be taiu.rd gang of atock and bond ■’The man | krtcresttag to are what MMtorbtand rwuidhra are .ad to be operating n don *, i reprewntatitcs will do about Uieir tn t,U4 section of the state. If any DILLMAN id NO! THAT OF COMM I! mileage al lhe start of the sesston salesman uw to pul over some Ann i which began Immediately alter the high-sounding deal involving accurMichigan anti Ha.itin.: h-jXome Duck ' stalling Rt’'aft kind, turn him down, And a tax upon the land no.in on . March 4. to People in this community have lost tat* up m our family dug. .on mr That's’ more mucn a tact tiiat many arnllal cabinet apjx>inl- heavily to cbnAdence men in the SaturdnV stand. usual, collect P*1'1 i,,1£* ’’ 13 *x'it 1° takfc no THREE ' foundation of a targe, addition tolqulred an Remixed bill, and the fol-' be made to the-Wool Boot factory.' lowing was duly presented audited *■" addition win u- go * icw and paid.- Anti-Acid Powder Have you tried it? It quickly relieves the discomfort of excessive gastric ascidity, sour stomach and dyspepsia flatulence. We want you to try this at our expense. Return-the Coupon be­ low to olir store and get A Sample Bottle of Bisma-Rex FREE! COUPON-----Good for One Sample Bottle of Bisma-Rex when presented at our store. CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXALL STORE Carveth & Stebbins Rexall Druggists Hastings, Mich. •, Goods Delivered Telephone 2131 a Quotation :cs and Opinions; What Others S allow- charier*. If a safe-man tnca to put MUTJ-up lion txdi.it. to especially sospiemu.' Such deals do not bear investigator kc and nun knows it Cunto ? And when anti lhe <-nda will tlito '.table reojor. invart•t by with their trick- rddins anmvct.arv ol GKTL SERVICE NEEDED mue! T M'tcger. commbsionei ,.-a. And on tulxuj-.o Ml tax upon the- o Katar uuHnontl Drill. OUR GOOD FORTUNE. thing fo men recommended । •3drr? of Ida uwu pat A S1IOKT LINK. Tlie shortest Inti-niaiiiHiai bridge । *<-, u the- United Stales und inada is in tlw 'st. Laurence j River. The bridge links a Canadian m started and today uo Uiand and onr belonging to the unstuck must lire on Uh- i ui United State*—both owned by an j an American. rabta thing' to sey n man entire fortune through no in untie and Job-max syMtm can - today congratulat on having ta.*» its chit mr who has-been reduce Ut AP.A betv.t* undcista party prcht Of r j oi5 .» go through the V id neminatli^ a jtr pe court but in ctur npininr. universal P P. Club hit Friday Ciarc H jan at.orney IIin? .. mplacently T__ _ a ... d reads ax follow *: ;big mentioned Per.. 1 am tired ut all Uu* (alk ^boj’.' --mi we uould back him oi Depa,; lor* eevnomy and balancing i/a- bud-. Candida'*-.’ to the' limit •C CO.t'tll- --..t ** TTO* In nvtotxtlM -HIV would iollow th? lenderi..sunu»iL aiKi itducc tht budget is iD'h-k-e ship of Giilk . . McKay. Barnard, [tepublicans should -‘••'.int gorernmema:, expe’-.'.or McK-n. dUcnnUtuitioti conent uf th- -j am i U;Wnd tu . »bw *•- h I imci.n-udu ihu u a promise ^7 “/.‘J*. Senator Vandenberg estimates, will >1 inarox.d taxation and two sauguaids against careless or You will oc judged, ’i.-/ by 11 jteki-w. hanking tiiat. might aruc way yuu talk, but by jo<*r vuty.' were the usual blanket guarantee j Tlvis is the type of pscii.-n thi jiUn» aoopied. Find. iwfika remain Aut sold. . ______ _____ DeMmtllV* man's ,prw»’. after which »n W N F«rris. prtncl|»i ot ri<- Industrial school ut Big Michigan apent Saturday afternoon with GoouniMicmt-r K*-tcha:n . Yea. MlcbfRat! L» fortunate to have aa governor at thU man wjio is o» destitute a* >•. of us.—Elton R. Eaton. Plymouth Mail. CONCERNING INFLATION. Marta. a'-ri’llcd” inflattm of the Well, many banker* are currency -is inflated and the present time-. t!>e depositors in Mr Cases bank will'get just that much less m value tor their deposits If deposits were tnudc payable- in gold instead of currency, as bond.- are. ids suited his mother. Mrs E. M Wykom and hi» grandparent*. Mr inflation. controlled or otnerwiM-. and Mrs 11 H. Trask. bud Saturday From the tact that they are not to Chax. Atkin* ol Bu’U. Montana. pavauie all depcMtor* should oppoa.inflation.-Thomas Oonlui in the Trade Asjociaiion show bn mother. Mr. Atkins has been Crystal Diamond Drill. . ioblics are being stolen ,vb ling his-two jons at. Annapolis HARD EARNED WAGES . tniisl wlio was employed to W1!*t. -the iiim exhibitor to allow a certain FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY ipcrcgtiMvc of Brituh-made film*. >* stone* ade being drawn for the h tn Belgium nnd* nd The church tnulces, however, re- MAKE OLD PIECES NEW AGAIN! You an work marvels with a brush and a can of towE Brothers QUICK-DRYING ENAMEL! For here's enamel that brushes on anything . . . woodwork, furniture, glassware, metalware, pottery, plaster, anything about the home. It flows on smoothly and doesn't leave a brush mark. It hides so well th-jt one coat is usually c'oough. And it dricyso quickly, that you can paint after luncheon and use the finished pieces in the evening! We can supply QU1CK-DRYING ENAMEL in a wide range of attractive colors. GOODYEAR BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY HASTINGS. MICHIGAN CLEAN MILK Is the BEST FOOD in the WORLD for Growing Children or for Adults, anil is the CHEAPEST Food Your Money can byy! You should KNOW that tho milk you use in voiir homo is CLEAN before you feed it to your children, or use'it yourself. No CLEANER milk of its grade is piHiiuccd in Michigan—or Rnj’ other state we know of—than Highlands Dairy tirade "A' Milk, either raw -m' Pasteoriied. Tests made by Michigan -Slate ----- ------------ , prove „..r this. Every DROP Otlicials <if milk you get from us comes from our own regularly 'inspected herd, evcry member of which-is in the health- ieM of cutuliliun. For several years past there has ipt been a "reactor” in our fierii. With the healthiest kind of a herd, and milk produced.* handled and delivered under the most sanitary conditions, it is not to lie wondered at that Highlands Dairy Milk has won an enviable reputation for CLEANLI­ NESS. It is the reason, too, why High­ lands Dairy is the ONLY Dairy, in this .section permitted to sell "Grade A" milk.' Why take Chances? A phone will bring if to your door. THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MARCH I. 1M3 | for the state had deposited tta money . Receiver and Attorney Give the Facts ,ln certain banka tn Detroit, and banka throughout the alate About Receivership of NashviUe Bank— sundry The limited withdrawals of’$"« afWhy Dividend Has Not Yet Been Paid I iiisds cosxras. Baltimore ctN-re*.. ' Nruu TYDCC nr CDHIT Mr and Mr* Hayne* and Miss Owen OasklU and MU* Dor-' I1EVV I IrCo Ur rnUII son* spent Sunday with Mr. and etha Travtr epent Saturday night . . ,, . . Mrs-A. C. Clark and family tn Bal- with Mrs Walter Bldelman near' MICHIGAN MAY HAVE ‘ „ Promising Varieties of Peach Unwre This Is . , Quimby and Grape arc Re com: X!r: and Mrs- Ur’18 Abbott ofi Mr- and Mrs- John Hook spent' iConUnuad from page one) the matter up with state auUwriu„ n 11 jBaUU Creek vuiled her brother. Sunday with frtettda at Dowling . . tie* in an effort to have aufflclent mended by College Mt and Mrs. W. O. Tobias. ThunMr. Shaffer, the Boy Scout exe-1 and ordered to take, immediate ef-1 cation to Mr. Hnley authorising money* released to pay the dividend, . East Lansliig—New varirtiea of day afternoon [eutive, gave some very good moving' .feet, being approved April 32. 1832 him. as Receiver, to. distribute a it u fortunate that the dividend Michigan orchards and vineyards’ Mr* Edd Traver and daughter picture* at tbe McOmber P T. A Thi* Act. as ts gem-rally underatewd.:<lu“**’’“* “ *x>,‘ M the nccraaary wo Ilat imKj ^nrr. Had tlie SUte'j will probably result from t!>iraltonthc* and Mr* Celia Traver of. Friday night * provided for thr nwganiraUonof «"»nsement» therefor ooaid lx ie|caird th • money smi had it been ;ie*ommendgtiun ol tlie ixxticnlturAjh* McOmtocr district vt-Uted the. Mra. John Sinclair and Mildred; ’ closed bank* ■ upon procuring the | dejwsHcd by the Receiver In bank.'. al dcfxitin-nt at Michigan Slate ’'farmer'* poirnu. Mr. and Mr*. W*re moving io HartIngs where they aixn;.turr* of .those having U> ut. « biu*t be remembered that there as.wculd be necessary <0 make the Oullegr tXJllc#r that uuu fruit MWt growers gniwera in m thls.O irna Tobis*. Tue.wUv * ihgvc purtluwed a home. the depoaiu, under certain condl- WWB several oi a — distribution, wmnd itAtr try try limited limited planting* plantings ofof the theI Mr. and Mr* Warren Brogan and »v.v M .elw important Hems — ------ ..... those deporits ------Mr. nnd Mrs. Wcdey Edmondtton* and rc..trirlion*. to t» ap-!^ ”1 nafttre — **" deter- ik»w be Kheld -,M up "*• under ,h * limited I----- .... ..... . .. and... . ... . ' children and Mr and Mrs John Mu-. Elisabeth McDonald, also legal that had to be lhe Hale peacti tlie — Fredonia , graiw Brogan visited her »utcr. Mr. and Howard Edmonds »pent Sunday I provea by tb.- Banking Commission- mined n—— before a dividend could be 5 1..withdrawals ------------ ~r . er tIk-Court etc properly (Mid. ”»u« All *11 claims tiled' aw ,H tr payment Turnwnt had haH been h*,n made mana to de-1 de-l Thl, ,.#w p,>at.u u a vartcty props- Mr* Fisher, and family on Uie Cen- with their mother and grandmother, Twrealur' ,|> MM, ». pl.n >»>_>? *. .... .——. .K — ’-.‘.J'.’..'*. — ...... - .-,lav’’ ’ gated fruot wood taken frutn a Hale tor :0*d Sunday Mr* Emma Hothnnn. Ln Augusta. 1 tlw farm of Lawrt-ncc Mrs Warren Brogan and children a .shower Wa* given at the homeof reorxanlutlon was worked out by approved At the time the bank deposited the same in banks, to some > g-the Dvp<»|tor* oomtnitio. other‘ln- closed Its doors, there was upward* extent at lesrt. whichfunds wou.d I L*Duk<-. Lavrence Mr LaDukc no- visited Iter mother, Mr*. Colvtn. tn of Mra. Robert Glasgow in honor of Mr- Kenneth Rajrnoids. nre MU* tcrcAkd ixrlles and the Banking of 880,000 00 of dcpoalU on which: likewlsr have been subject to.thc twed thul u |wiu,,n o( lhu tw Hartings one day last week 5’>. withdrawals ix>re fruit which varuAt in type apd 1 Miss Leah Barrett 1 spending ihii, Helen Edmond. Many useful pre*Department. New agreements were a preference wan claimed a* being The situation U nowfurtMr optr- nuallty fpsm frj|H4MHa. week with her aunu in Kahmaaoo . nG were left and a general good printed to*be Mined by tlie drjxai- public funds This required a lot the tree Tlv blossom* which. Mr and Mrs, Dodge have moved’ tlm< wiv, had by each gue.*t. tors and elforts made to obtain of time and work and a detennina- ■ plkaud by the pnx-ia.-naUon .of Mr. and Mra Rtuir’Il Greenfield Mrs. Russell Greenfield : • sisnatures thereto. After procuring tmn b> the Oourt. A preceding wa* president ot the United Slates., uftKjucrti Hie ntra type-fruiu were j »*» a farm near Freeport and Mr self fertllr. ’ . .and Mra. Will Moura of Hartings and family .-.pent Sunday with, the .-.uaiaturca to a number of said .instituted to compel the Receiver to;temporarily clortng nil bank* Tlie State Trcasuier.- under.dalIUK )w-ach UToual in *!«■ toihave purchased tlie farm they va- friend* in Augusta axnanienu. it was discovered that turn over to the county certain bonds in r.eu of a depoaitora bond of "March 2nd. advised u* a* foll tjM . j h . ‘ Hah-, is yrllcw and ha* a cated nnd are moving this week. Mrs. Pete Ttet>ti» spoilt tlie last the blank agreement* prepared were bright red ch wk. The fiavor nf the I • Mr. and Mr*. Burrell Phililpe. uw-k with friend* near Qaritoq , • lnconi|4ctr, witcieuiwii g third to the county Thu also reqmred ■ lows; . the expenditure of considerable time | '(Conditions are too ciiaotH; »I peruig Hale u> more ttruhouncod and i Robert and Gertrude, attended the Mr'and Mrs Guv Erb of Grand I ' ■«4 ..,.d ‘S*Tii|«r.-v .nx ;• . .SSS.jUa.. H.i-rmin.iinn, S, hv I। thu ini.’i»7 ttnw. to piku; —rmn ..<><. ... to .. wnt.ir. |i.. ... . golden wedding annieraary of Mr R4pids iallcd at the Homer Ham-' «i to sign Uie same and 83’. Of ‘h.- Court Various stockholder* haa | any .predlctlim relative-to thr'prob-1 The Fredonia giajw- 1. a varicts variety "nnd | ami Mra. .Mra. Mark Mara Fux rux in uacung* mi ml home Wednesday. । Hasting* mon-1 I threw and-refused «• to P»>' pay the able able’ date on which the>nd* the .land*’ you you1, ^To,^. <jrVe)ope(j at tin. Mr- Haarl Edmond* of Jackson' to^’holding .Xnx*dciMHUts de’Xu in hi the bank n*<h’Cled -^.retUKd h. N> N w'York exper-j Saturday. inme mimnx <1 posit* m ine minx lno,. thi* called 1 h.v, tumeH m.-r m •mZ.mice maviiment . .1 station . .. _ ..been . ‘..I1 Mrs. Sarah Newton and'ha* tested J- —----------------- returned ----------- to spent Sunday with tu r parent* here. ‘ but thL* was onlva -muh t.irt of ,or bUgntloii be-r-I* used several yeura ............ nnd the expenditure , . 'several years in In Michi; Michigan Tlie va-1 her. Lome in Hastings Saturday I ..tin. 111 “* *' ”* Other n is „? of »"*• lime •and work. Other caae* cases were were I[ "ft la boned hoped that that shortly xhortly the Ute enen-.. Crlt t„ apparently ,7. i> equal tn yielding after spending nearly three month* Mr and Mra..Fr«i Schlfiman cd pending, involving the expenditure clarified ai,nfty to Concord ’ I *«h Miw Susie Phillip*. mJwSUw I-WUm, tooMMI ............ tire condition may be - — ......... and I „ attic Creek visited ills parent* one ■* -------- - —- ---------- “•“”‘““’“'<“*”,*n-1-.TMTt«donta la«n early ripening Mr* Mary Payne of Haitrngx; in aiiabe auch Hurt, in the event ;n>- *. cl ttghU and Inlerc.vU of the ,abk. I ra ,lclJt maturing at the . imc time *pent Thursday with Mr*. C. N. variety, r. • uuiw: u, ^L.ar’to*,UUIn £.f9rthe lh intore* ' ry ,-:I °of; Clmmpio. The r..„..... . ’ t :.. r.fiaiur —_r k bcitet Tut>u aUon. the bank would have *ome! As «oon a* word was received from i1 IM<41ble protect » rvwUht* I.* tinitM-t tlu. interrs'* of than .. .< early, .... ... other blue grapt-x Thri Mr *nd Mr* C. N. Tobt.ev and montville und Mra. Wm bciwnki-1 of ■ . hope, of lemainlng open 'the Banking Cummwuoncr to pay a .the depositors and all others con- *ktn on the berries u touvn and the; granddaughter. MiM U-ih Barrett Harting* attended tlie Lad:-•’ Aid fruit (Mcks well I visited Mr. and Mr* F D. Newton | „ Kir examinations and audiu of dividend, ut began at once to pre­ friends Friday. ' the bank'* aasets were mad* by the lwn- t,ke necewary petition for the I It U gratifying to kiwr* that tin If the Rraiws are allovred to re-1 ut Hasting* Tuesday, Banklrg IX’pirtment of the State of approval of the Court to pay the; mon-y1* on deP^i with l}»8tah main on the vines *otnr- time after; Laverne D-Mott of Detroit spent1 Rev. and Mr*. Floyd nr.d Michigan. From the'examination* *•«’* A hearing wa* hud liiervon of Michigan Kand lb-l poynuiu they are ripe, the fruit will remain. part oi last week with the homo Charlotte and Mrs Haxel *0 made by tlie Banking Depart- Bl ■" early date in which Judge ‘he"’* * 11 ' in good condition for cotuideraWc fuDu, Mr. and Mrs. George DeMott daughters of Hatting* visited at xlw home of their folks. Mr and Mra. nwnt cl. the Mate, the OummiMloner MePet-k fully and carefully went| the Mate Hable adjust It* nnan- Hint Thr. ix-rmlt* an extended and family. tn readiut Bunking i-iwicluded Hint the as- "tto the matter and on tto 27th of: <4*1 affair*, which .1 larki-ting ^-ason. Tlie van.-ty LMr and Mra. Floyd Tobias and; A’licnx has returned to . cl* of the bank were in ntch i-hane Jampiry. 1033. entered an order- pro-' o' appreciate 1* much W -STU adapted fur u*e on road*lde daughter and Mr and Mr- Mel! that a nxM-ggliiartion of the Nash- jvto" 1- '■* “■ payment «>r :xs vldmg f'«>r •' tlie of aa dlvi-fhad dirt-1 had Uie Uie money money been b .-n de depoaited bv market*. her parent- Mr and bon: Hl-hdrrshott and son* nf Kalamazoo dend of 35’ . or a total ol JIM.051- the Receivvon bank.-, or by lhe m------ :------- -------------------। surprised their mother. Mra. c N . *lth- State funk wa* unpossible. <!■ •>8 dividual* thenuehv* ; Jqv. a» soon University hospital. Ann • Mll.o. Tob'a*. Friday evening, it being her Many factor* entered' into this de-,28 • G somewhat improved. Mr and Mr - W Schul'.2-«am now birthday They came in time fofr Arbor tenniiuttoii. Tiw country, generally. 1 -j... Mr.- A E: Haves and 'SSttX «S.A'EL I S’ ,IXh£"E..v at iiotne at their Lak" Hills farm.,supper bringing a Dur birthday calm fampjtaro moving from the GocdWe are glad to welcome them tack, and c.’Jter goodie* They bnjpghl period* o! depletion. Values were | George.GaUgntly nf Hatt)-’ Creek her wv-ral nice g:ft< and |-:t nt .. from day to day-being greatly re- ....................... .... ,n.. .... ! for four years, to th.- farm west cf iww> a caller at the Flower home Ute hour wishing Jicr marty happy durr.d At the nine of the pro,M>scd mat Uie Receiver deposit the money . the Oates school known as the Billy" ‘ c ; n.urn# of r lie day n*or<.ininitii>i>. lhe luact* of the collected by him with the State 1 ney ftusing up the d<*p<»iton I Wednesday huve u,: been yr, Jennie Jennie Gltasc. Chase. Mr Mr and and Mr; Mr; Mr. and Mra Lyle Tobi a* and .v>n ■ Shaw farm. bank uer ’ * . — ...................nh anywhere near Treasurer Thta taw has *been■' *-• fol-.: m>iivy. >• etc • 5" made Thi-1I Mra. ' ■ (>nil M1$ . Nlna o j Battle qn-»-k spent Sunday uftrrMr. and Mrs John Siiroader ot at the time th- low’d As soon as Uie Court entered | h« natural tor such ftatcmsnte • Karl Palmatier and niiA. Miss Nina whatjthi ......- — •- «•» —j — . u- noon wnij ■ Bi ■: “ Frnnrr and• Klfrnlietii Wood made with pj., his parent.. parent . Mr. anti For this situ- an •»:<!•■: providing for th< j»ym« i.t. J?”1*’ n.'r !un"i,'’n,nT.o and । *•banXrt-l -. • is visited their aunt. Mn Jane ' i trip to n sugar ramp at Wayland. Mrs. W. O. Tobias ------- .... one m cxHUieetlt’ii with the <»r a dividend, work «<t* al once I* - n'M wno *' •** -^M^Cat.n. one day recently. •jtatineniscjimjThrv took their dinner and warni| bank Mils, of courac. m any way re- cun on tlie printing of check.*, writfrom tlioco- sugar ------------------------------<|l IMBY. Roger Wilcox, .uni oi Lyle WHwas n pleasing addition. They! H*i!i.-!tft ■ for it was purely an eco- ini; of the same und oilier incidentbased upon ]>o.>r Information. I brought several gallons of syrup Mkues Gwendolyn Gaskell and to*. had* the misfortune to break nomic combHon i al fact--, in relation thereto All the money v»!iccu<i >U.'. Im-.-u । hotm- with them. Dorethea Trs er: <>i ': Iluftimorq sjwn .. ’.. his arm while cranking a car. very gently and earni stly in tie-jquo chreks. Alermiin’ the exact i*”’o“r,t<'< *or **’ i Mr and Mrs AbM Jatt’cn and *on the week-end a: Walter Bldelman* Dale of Kalamazoo spent Sunday halt ol U.e deixkdtors. The old bxird '..mount of each, balance the l»,k.i '■ ’*,L' bL,rr Tlie Sunday Scliool is planning ' of dh’C’. r; co-operated to the full-l.d the bank, check the same foraic-!B“n^l,'« ?■ !wi'!nr,‘ *,,rr '“I’ eat. extent The Receiver. Un-’curacy, etc • Arrangement* had to ;”M'bi «»x all ' y .1.' a-i'nn. . ir- . Hurry Jon?* Mr JoneS Is ome-i Th<- p t a will hold their next .. hoolhoiiM’ SalurCkHtrt nnd the Hanki: :• ■ - । trude for im-release o! the fund.‘ ‘ 1 : ' what improved and able to sit up1 tneeur.a at the m wis! .-ii likcwuF to fully c >-<>;>er.’t • Jimi prj>pe.r prrcauUona niade fo; w ”■ been added to tlie cosh <<me it the lime nou We hope tor day nmli: The ' Merry Maker*' ol •• ------ —“ -------- ■­ to a n■.in’.nii/_i!.i:n. if po-..iW< 1-.m deposit. »: the money m order rew»urce» .ofst'i»- bank by tin’ R'-- his continued injprovement H. J Flower accompanied The Bairyvill. hi. 1 fi n not wbh to-hurry a deter-. that Um- check* might i»e hon<e< .1 ■r 870.000 no of accrued- intrre-t- h.r to Otsz-co t tlieBennett horn- ot Ernest Kiiturdav Goldens’ mm u. :i n between roonjunUatrnn 411 arrangements were set to fni’ke ,.|«iym«nt on lhe 17111 ami 18:11 oi “** JfY!‘ T1'^ !!:‘ J'/ called on Mrs Nont Doyle and Mrs. Thursday , • ,,f 01 Hubc-c : Everyun- who ntkndctl Sunday The lUnkliut I>partmerit became February hi-order to accomplish *h,fh ,l“’ b",to and 'Die arum.! mrtjh.i’ of tlie H L. School Sanday. enjoved the lesson . . convinced just before the holidays this, it was necessary to-work djll-;tw.‘!*.,,ro't . . . Club wo.-. h<ld iC th-- hbmn of Mra minted so clearly by Profcasor cf 1832 Uut the aueU of thr bank gently and no unnecessary time wav wii«-n anyone ha* anvitung to .>■ p.rev Jom-. Tl-.ura-ln-.' March 2. Lir.william WxJIaae ol Aiaxtlng*. All *" wet?’ in,n:ch ahajM that a reor' The nubile b familiar with the tijU Recciyen.hip. that lie i’.r? a p,,t |Mrk dinner at on- o'clock hop" he may be wiUi us ogam. ■< ■■'• h the - d.- Mrs Whldby vici -pre»toriit. called Mr. and Mr*. Howartl Kelly and Thr Dvp-Mtor- Committer ami th- proclamation of the Governor t< l»t•inr to the Bank Holiday on FA>-; ,1 * h ' d ‘ ,hj ’ ,hen ................................ *" .. .......... ............................ ......................................... old O'aril <if director* requested - dent Roll wa* answered tormcrVunclo. Dr Zclin-.ky. of Bat lurll-u time tn altempl to ">’t thr ruary Itth AH out plans were, of spreading :om- vicious prtrxi of >rv m' Negro dialect '• snng. ut. crock. la.« week. ti <’.* of the bank in ..hap*- auch therefore, frustrated it wa* then gandii. in- !»• fair and hot jotn lu by mim Marjorie Reynolds U ill at hnp>-d that when the banks re- :thc various type* of hysteria * > Dixie." interesting facta stout AHbamu. Nina Fenner and Mra Ml'l< U11s writing. opentxl, puynu-nt might be made on iprevaknt m Hie moment W<- »»• mindful of mir responu- The annual report* ot the secretary Tlie Y meeting was held at the lunlly Itecamr apparent that rror- February 23rd The public 1* tamlibihty. and our cmvcknliou* aim 1- HUd treasurer followed ft was'de- chmeh Saturday nighkand wn* en-gantzatim wa* lutpeirra. Therefore. r.. rar with, the further developments, ’ eided to entertain witji pot luck j<,yed by several buv., with Cameron on January in. lo.fj. the ConHasioh- iWc were unable to yet tlu.’ money mi ni’ during the next year. One McIntyre as leader. ' ,r o! unu« «»„<«■« »•.<!> <1» »<« TrarareJ, KSSm" ,p“ ' ~ was added. Mts Con- Quimbypruqrum for tlie week : J rightfully concerned. prcsscy. Two visitors will be as follows: Tuesday after-1 Edwurd B Finley. Jr. Receiver. nnd twenty-tinea members were noon, prayer meeting .at Leri.t > Kim Sigler, Atty for R.v iv<T , ■prew _ • lOMtelcin ’*; Wednesday, Nutrition', ■ ’nt............... lAiszH'in*; wcancaoay. nuirnmn Mr. and Mr- Henry Penncls were clww, nw.,.u :lt church; T(iur*-. HIGHIiANK. The Moore school P T A will •J“,urtl"v1.of, Mr. and Mr*. <jay. Mrs Loyal Lowell entertains , meet FTid^v• wnm- Mu 1 h HI A ’ *”*? R Olh-' r th? Maple Grove L A. 8. Fridav | Seed Time! You want the BEST seeds you can buy . . . seeds with a high germination percentage. We have a complete stock of all FARM SEEDS. All are Michigan grown seeds (except the alfalfa seed). w hi 2SE HuiHiiiHHinina CONSULT US ABOUT SEEDS. BEFORE YOU BUY ELSEWHERE! SMITH BROTHERS VELTE&COMPANY Dealcrt in WOOL, GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR FEEDS, COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. ' Telephone 2257 Without A Peer The bmlding und loan associations have ‘ lied oi^through the many depressions-which have occurred in our. country, and today stand without a peer ii) the-matter of safety of principal and regularity of dividends. The NATIONAL was established in 18X9 mid has never missed a dividend date. It has a st lying reserve, and has neVeriost Rzdullar of. »any investor’s principal. I'bTdX?'"' .nd Mr. o>„» HhJtoM. bm" - UiuJ , and Mrs. Clatiri Hollman and sons no,jn Jipt f„r8ettlni. the mother had !“ w'TX-MutrL ■„ J. SOAPS for the p r i of Plan*: ■ able evening. Pot luck supjier a! seven o'clock. Everybody invited. The-community is mktv to hear: of Um: serious UlncM 61 Mrs. EH4 I Cronk. i i.l «r. ,!.d lo th.. M,. the CROSSROADS. Miuth Maple Grove. Mrs Will Holl„ n o | man. ahd Albert Green .md family! Monday M..r«l. .!l TH-. Mlrl/tln. I |...^me'oSra H. ^*5, "JtS'!''/’' '^d 'and Marshall Trip of ..I near Middled [ville I EriH-tl Tungate of Assyn-i and noon of March 15* A srxxl program ?.<r “V4 at ? ’ friend iipent Sunday wiUi Mr and With Mesdame. German mid Bus™ Orand Mi* Frank Hawbltu. as committee i \-n,nr Fhlleld spent the Dttrait‘1 OlJut Building and Loan Aftotiation .... T „ t end with his parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Mr ami Mr*. UkJln Bracy atyl .1250 Griswold Street, Detroit | family of Battle Creek Sun­ ■ NORTHWEST Rl'TI.tYh. ‘ Will Flfield, cf Hastings Mr and Mrs. Brick Edger LuiMr*. Eton Johnson of Hasting* day with Mr. and Mr* B<rt Daly. h n. X.ynn and Mis* Martan attended rt*nt Sunday with Oryal Tuttle and L MACS, REPRESENTATIVE IN HASTINGS A New York hotel is no* x-lltiw i family dinner at thr home of Mr. family and Mrs. Jaw Tuttle. a dinner and n bath for H 50." ancTMrs Cha* Raker near MidMr;. Orlcy Smith spent Saturday I which seem* a ratlier stiff ifrice just dleviUe. Feb.'2t>. m honor ok Mra "‘Ut Mrs. Hattie Hopkin* and Mra. I tor watermelon. Baker's birthday. ' Daisy Manning in Hastings Sunday. Mr. und Mra. John BeneMr*. Mildred Roush and lltih diet and Wesley entertained Mr. and daughter Wilma of Gun lake anI Mra. John Gatr.cr and Mis* Bala- 'pending tlK week with Mr. and Hoskins of Latuiflg. Mr*. Ernest William.। Tlie many friends of Mrs. Gladys5 Ralph Townwnd of Lowell ’.pent , McNutt GoudenouKh ate glad to the day Saturday with hu father, hear she U improving so rapidly George Toqnsctid. from her recent operation nt Ann: -------- ;— * • “ ~ Arbor and expect, to come home PLEASANT HUM.I. this week. । Mr* Ella Ktr.ne and Luverne Kip-1 Mr. and Mrs. D J RulA ami Mi ,1C Mojid.iv with Mr and Mr: 'and Mrs-. J. E Whitney of Hastings Cc,‘l1 ,lonk «l Bnttlc Creek, visited InThe Fred Camp home Siu:-’ Tlwrc *U*y"*fa “l Sunda: day afternoon. 1 School. Sunday. Come, there is ai --------- --■<«.»_________ ' enrollment card for you SOl'Tlf TIIOKNAFPI.L'. i Mr. and Mr*. Albert Kinnc u Arthur Terry returned home Wed-1 Flint spent Sunday at Le»tef Km’[nesd-ty from Chicago • [nr'*. . ; Perry Barnum was in- Zeeland i yr* Frank Johnrthn of Cedar| ; Thursday. | Spring' lias bem borne tlu* tmt 1 i Han* Peterron of near Chnugn |, week white her father. C. V* Kinnc.1 [here visiting hi. sister and husband, has been in Ann Arbor :Mr and Mrs. Arthur Terry, and- Mi* Lenah Wood of Hartings. Mr 1 family. and Mrs. Ralph Wood and Junior Mr*. Arthur Trrrv came from Geneva Wood Mr and Mr*. William Chicago Wednesday ' to viait her Wilson and Dickie of Grand R«p| family tor a few day------------------------ids called Sunday afternoon at War­ ------ ------ , # -- ---njc Kcelsey's. A well-known novelist say* lie ha* , -------------- toa »--------------never seen any cf the nim ve-iion? NTK1K1.R SCHOOL DISTRICT. |of hit. book*, bo far a* he knows. Mr and Mrs Walter Blakr mid ‘hat »• son visited relative* m Climax and Bedford Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Yarger of FrAijiort CONSTIPATED 30 YEARS Call and Look These Bargains Over spent Friday with Mr. and Mra. S. AIDED BY OLD REMEDY Geiger. and Get Our Prices ! .Mr and Mrs. Geer of Flint spent "For thirty year* I bad consti­ pation Souring food from stom­ the first part of the week tutting ach choked me Siner takuig Ad- Merara. Steel and TaylorMt** Donna McKeown wa* home Icnka t ant a new person Con­ stipation n- a thing of thr part.” Ironi Lansing over the week end. —Alice Burn. B. A. LyBatkcr. । Mr*. Ethel Kenfield and :on Donaid of Grand RupuL. apeill Uie week druggist — Adv. Telephone 2121 - Corner Court and Church - Hastings, Mich. end at Jamei'Mead's. ®11£ ffiafimtal j£nan &, ynuestment (j^omgaiuj l/VX) cakes of meht will lx* Parish nlaht ■ • • • Mr ST&.*1TSnK.r»Eg!*. Hastings, Mich. Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column • nuit Friu.iv ev niiK n 1 . a thls home were. Mrs. Petlenatll'a play Is bring planned lor the pro- lwrvntfl Vr. hlul Mrr. E^rett Mtj... . ,.,/Calhim of Cimiriln:.- nnd grand­ Dorcas Socict v •th mother. Mr* Riplngle MX’U'' □rove Grove will meet inert at a t.-« Iwne Mr a||(t Mr, Mcrje Rradfield e,hd ol Sir »nd Mn. Loy.I li.rll lw.j,.rk w„ K,te.„ vuiMr SM“ I Quimby Thursday. March » 1 ur(jay. Ill ^50149 e litres a rare opportunity to stock up on fine luxury soaps vs ithout extravagance. Made by Jcrgens — makers of Jcrgcns Lotion. TWO cakes for liic^cgular.price of one, but only dur­ ing this special sale! Get enough for the whole fam­ ily. Buy now for the whole year I GOOD Bargain Prices for Cash: 1930 MODEL A TOWN SEDAN 1931 MODEL A FORD TUDOR 1930 MODEL A FORD TUDOR Universal Garage Co lathrri freely to toft A bbml ot i-o«tly |>»ffume giva it « lovely fragr*ora t<> •'!<•»<■• your gural*. Carnab-iti. Gm* iniitm, Violel. Limine. •« you prefer. I'fi.il pri't U>f for • bet of nt. .Yow Nc fnf Tint bair». iilrnftr<l in Henn liellgbtful fragrance. »«hny Snare shape preferred by lai.r of I old fiems. S;w<ial f»»ieefor Ihiaaahoniy Scnhoojttf Hit. h*> been many tin** nulltd to ia*k« it pwfocl. Spacialpricojur ihntuhunly—lcakctj»> <<**• THU <>• LyBARKER’S DRUG STORE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 211* �THE HARTINGS BINNTR. WEDNESDAY; MARCH H. IM'. PAGE SIX PRAIRIEVILLE. ASSYRIA. COATS GROVE. The ,F31ls Parent TcXchrW Unit m UFI P crunm C Mr n,ld M! Clarence stwirr ot n.’-ro were » in mrenaanee nt IU ntLr oLnUULb lamslng Bfvnt the wwk end with Sunday School Sunday. A miv-ion- presented a Hobo jxirty at their | _ . -- --------, the lattct < fhrenfi’. Mr Mt-' »rv play was given by-the Mi- a- meeting on Friday evvnlng nt tire i Economics Department at M. p. o. Smith. rnwue. Lucile and Opal Honeywell rolxool house. S C Gives Report on Six H MlSR E’tlmr Blerl of Ltfceell spcni Mtwh Interest Ls shown. in the The young people of the Hilts! ' ’ . . „ ' 'the wok end with Ruth Woxtmsn church and Sunday School, eight .community Ittve.n playctte in prog­ Michigan Counties !nnd returned licgne with lu-r nar ire nnd UuL-hundred'will be reach-’ ress. iiitltJcd “Always in Trjub!e.' East Laming.—The results cf a'ertts. Mr mid Mrx G. Ri-r;. wt. lor the veond nine. which they vxjM-ct to present Soon, ■ study of The scliooi systems in idxispent Sunday at thr Woodman. Gordan Wales ’jw-iit thr.week end< 'Die April meeting of tlu- Pleasure Michigan coiuitiea have recently bten luimr. .-.nd Sunday with John Null of Ot-i Birthdaydorganirution *111 b<- Mid pubU-hed by,tlie economic' depart-i Supt. C. J Barnum of Woodland -e,;o. co-operutAely by Mrs. Violet Mil­ rnent ut Mwiugan Stale CWIrui-and rave talks und plctun-s illustrating Mrs.'Lehman returned Stft-day- ler und Mrs. Marlon Strickland. although tlie report■ doe.s not give rocnery in northern Michigan mid fn)in Caledonia MeBdamcs Meta Hyde and Mnbcl definite* recommeiidattonit for anv , Ruv<- many intrft-sting thini --. about Mr and Mrs - LkwHlyn Erb an­ Hylnnd. leaders’ of the Nutrition! t . . Oiw. type ot icliool mgariizauon it,his lug^gmt the .Mat.- -at thr th(. |)rotld parents uf an eight and class, were in Hastings Thursday tu .does present a Wear picture ot the .Community-Service on Bun Sumijy '-,i • three-quarter* ftir,.,.Z1„,1H,„w jtytind ..... rot) h,,,,. bom ,„i to! receive tiielr lesson. present sysum. ' .Inina. them Mwrch 2. He win answer to . Roy Boiron and family expect to Sclwol. offier n- mid olherr. "inter-; T1”‘ A R- will raret w!:h ! the name of LaMar Avery.- Con'--1 move to thr Pcri-y H<:ruy farm near ested In educational.proiflcms'%wUi woodmtn" <>n ThurKta’.ulations. Hastings, vacated by Glenn Aspmull. find tlie material in ’.hr bulletin val-’. March m. -Mxa. Blatx-he Bavne Phone 2515 Frank Sage Mrs. Fred Smith and Ivan, Gpal Tlie Lacey Extension Project will uahh- in aiding tlu-m to rol-.e the :;lav'* Charge >rf tins program Honeywell, Lucile und 'Doris Adrian-' meet fur u learon on nutrition on problems in th'-ir particular disfigure* ’'5 r,l n iruod.onr. son were Kalnmarou*»tu>pix*i*i Sat­ Friday,. March' 10. for un nil day ! trie'.-. The counties JnrfjMcd in thr \ T!u’ Thlthday iteetlrur is tu urday. ' session at Uie Ketcham hall. etudy are.-Ingham. Ca.-ai. Saginaw, h'-*1 wltb Edward Thotni The Michigan State Collie.- ex-! The Biii'irs luiuu-s' Aid Society _ ___________ Roscommon. Antrim und Marquette. l,,U eric " Thun'diiy. —'' ,_ . • ,. , . xu>»n service ncio n nnteung- in will tiold a' regular M-'.don on, • । .. • - • * . i Ail typcji of district orgunteation; Fl­ I... n« «xwl<ml Ur m « nv-w«-.> ball Tlwnd«y. Im Ni Thursday. March 16, for pot luck, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Stanton of; Adrlbert Cortright. und family[Sunday evening's community service are’included in the territory in'p.... ' ButUe Creyk wore weFk-ond guestti The Briggs ttudentx-k-kliig lhe ,l,«t Hay and ra.-.u- Mr diniicr, which the study wax made. The dis-' bin the program will, no doubi. lx-' Decker of Lansing, imtructor. The; • Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Reynold/, of hl.-, parents. Mr; ami Mrs. Walter folk dances und singh-g, accmnpan- • . tnew are rated for quality und the of interest to all. . ' :ii<l by tlwir teacher, Mrs Marion subject was disciUM-d. pro and con of Bellevue were. Sundkv gue-ds of Stanton. . Mr. and Mr.- BUrgefs and famliv; and much Interest was manife.teei* their parents. Mr. and Mr. Willmm. Alex Curtrlght has returned from, Da-tet. attended a rehearsal at Deldifferent gradations are shown or. ' Woodland, recently mo u by those present. There will be an-f Stanton. ; colored maps.’ , in wit to Hastings with hl; sun. tun Thursday. ___ other meeting in tin- near future. ■■ Four suggestions midr by the au- inti Mr. and Mr> Tiiple lank'Club will meet with! । tlior of the bulletin are- to nuke ure of conrolldated district*, coufity ;.rold Barnum farm. day. March 10. All day me’Ung. ■ > unit;, township umts. or modiiicuit.umm amt p ol lur^ dinner, bring tubl? service. tiong of the present districi system EaclLW tiie.diflerenl types of Kfre 'l>li R-. h” -.nd -im mid Wm Would like a good attendance. There ganlaitlpn may br succv-.r.fiil m one I p’ ., 1 ., . will be a good program. community nnd may fail in another. L'!’ ,.,,’ ° ‘ ° Winslow Martin unit Ro--cmaryl The individual difference* m the *r! ' Stebbins of Hickory Corner- were! guests of the latter's mother. Mn..! 'districts must be taken into account; Ethel Stebbins. Sunday. Rosemary; before a definite type of ordanizirej udi stay Indefinitely. : iii>n can be recommended. Mra. On- und ron Rebort of Fenn­ The bulletin. "Rural Schfxil Or-;' ville were Sunday gm-.-t nf Mr and . panization in Michigan." Special Na; ,v;_\,,an .222. will lx- mailed to-tharo re- j."<XK11,lt‘n- P!an lo «* Mrs, John Cttppon nnd Mrs. Rack-j well. The latter was also a caller| questing It from the director of the *’ of Frank Woks. experiment .-dation nt Eaat LanMnx j Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cnppon and: CHICK PROFITS FADE I.1' ":’7 . ’ • family moved from Hoatlnus to our< .town List week. Mr. and Mrs. James IN UNCLEAN HOUSES, day morning. ■ Van Hout from Dost'i-r to th . I The-I A FA will mwt -nth \t« thorn farm just west of t J i STUDY SHOWS WAY ANNOUNCEMENT STANDARD SAVINGS AND .LOAN INVESTORS nre to be congratulated on our hnvltig been elected to-memterahtp .In the Federal Home Loan Bank, thus adding to your security and our usefulness^ We quote from a letter received announcing our entrance. . . Quotation—'Wc feel that you should t* congratulated, because It means, that your institution is of such quality und condition as to be eligible and acceptable, and to pass the scrutiny ot the examiners for the Federal Home Loan Bank ut Washington, as well Ju. -those of .our own bank.’' Tlie establishing of this Federal connection greatly adds to cur u.-rfulne.-.’. in that uv are now eilfcible to draw on,the resources of the H-drral Batik when our direetorx find it profitable and occuaicrt should arise. Standard Savings Ac Loan Association Detroit, Michigan Griswold at Jefferson J. E. M A rs I.OCA I. RBPRK.WKNTATI VK HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Skrogers 2515^ Perk and Beans 6 - 25c Country Club— In pork and tomato sauce Raisins Suhmald 4 lb. pkg. Seeded or Seedless—Cellophane wrapped Rice 3 Kraut 5 N,".„3!i 25c Bulk Fancy Blue Rose ' 25c Avondale. Fancy quality * 10c ite. A^llk 9c ftsuntry Club 2 tall cans Pct, Carnation or Dundee, can 5c Ol00 4. 25c EATMORE BRAND De Luxe Plums 2 25c can. Delicious large plume in heavy syrup White Corn 3 No. 2 cans 25c Fancy Country Club 2 n<>. 2cans 25c Tiny Peas _ Country Club. Tender and flavorful 2 N"nn? 25c Kiefer Pears Fine Michigan halves in syrup Tiny Lima s 225c Jewel Coffee 3. 55C lb. bag Smooth and fragrant Bread Country Club Made as you would make it OC l’i-lb. loaf Fig Bars 2 . Oven fresh Seminole 4 15c ib. rolls 25c TISSUE—Cotton soft 6 Searchlight 25c b..... or AVALON MATUIES RING BOLOGNA, LIVER SAUSAGE or FRANKFURTERS 3 ,h. 25c“ Your choice Navel Oranges ’ California Sunkist—Full of healthful juice Fresh Carrots ■California-_.weet and tender Lemons California Sunkist Onions Michigan yellow Bananas ■<- 17c 5c 4 for TOc 10-lb, bag 10c 5c Choice .yellow fruit Beef Roast <<)c | Choice Cuts Chuck or Shoulder Cottage Cheese rork Hearts P n Beef Hearts jU Pork Livers JZND Lb. mX" fej is. 10c Beef Ribs Ix-an and Meaty New Supply Of CEDAR SHINGLES THREE GRADES Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Tractor Tires Dirt Is Greatest Helper That Ani1-' rni! :’ •' c” s*>'t;h w^ningtbn . it’L in Hast mi . W> u-;->-l..y. Marcn will remain with us n long time. Disease Germs Have in At­ tacks on Baby Chicks onWednesdav Ea;,t Lnroihij., — cicanllncM _ next to profiu In chick raising; in i fo-t'ibl<[fact, the poultry department ut Tl'.c’ , enk,Vf<l a flIk. p,,t )uik MlehlS.l. SUfe C..I1.X.- W. <lu- „ .„,j c„„r„, cleanliness must lx given nrj'cv-• detire over prollU becmisW failure to-ekan up the brooder hotw will Townsend Saturday clean up the chances for profit. The poultry expert's' idea <>t a f near Morgan clean up campaign differs radically from-that of the. small boy v motttens hU face so the dirt i come of! easily on the towel. Clt Arthur Jones ol quarters must b« t]»orouKli scrubbed by using plenty ot n C Lb’ Side Pork Frith Dressed Pork Lb. 8c Pork Fat Back u. 5c Beef Steak Round, Sirloin 2 Lbs. 25c Veal Roast Home Dressed 2 25c j Mr. and Mrs. Kcrlir and children hav<» movi-d from, lu re to a farm near Doster. Wi h timni sticcest in GREATER DRAW-BAR POWER ON SOD AND PLOWED GROUND! FUEL ECONOMY! HIGHER SPEED! Many Other Advantages... Ask Us About Them home of Mr and Mrs. Albert Rogers: wu?. well attended. A tine program' is reported. Ellis Faulkner was one’ of the cxxvdmgs of the evynbufi Mr. and Mrs Floyd Shrlp nnd. children called on relutivvs in Way-, hind Sunday. e Epworth I.t-ncuc held th >ng Sunday night. WVdnrxd Andrus Service JEFf-ERSON & COURT Streets ’ T AO 11 rt fl A IClCpilVIlC church for a social time. z han Smith. Roy nnd.Ellen White ,1Y "u‘-. U»i FH<U> . MI and « mod problng i-. mon- Important than the .. . . includhw an attended eburch nt Hickory disinfectant because the dirt njuit'-ram mcmanw mi Richard Re be removed beioiv tlu* diMnfectiiht logg schoo can kill bacteria hidden In cracks I font Matt] and crevices. ' only 17 ye. Commercial aisinfectan’s should Io find young pisuch work. April given by the factory. loclliu- mlsjvensotd, which was perfected- at' if the two nr Michigan State Cotl'-gc. I.« re-com-! Dishes u.-*-d to feed and to water Sarah the'clucks must be given the same Luniiy care that is given t»s tin- bro<xler‘ farm tla-y Lucy Saturday afternoon. hou.-e. Dirty feed and water dishes' ‘ Alton are ideal mediuinr. for the spreadfriit! Barryvilb- attending ohiirch-midvl of dlMuiM* through a flock of chicks. ‘ p,,r.<.... f,,..m itina relatives. When the chicks We old tnouah I Orl{“ (jjihiand to rang';, t^cy should lune acce.KSI n^Xi B-vtch fin only to gwHtnd which bus not been i . tl w contaminated by older twd>. S-mir!‘A g ' Sunday. Mrs. Hirer and daughter of ITicki jxMiltry lihcascs are caused by ' ' ‘ tcna which can live long jsertc Sunday in Grand ’ Rapids the roil and will then infect relatin '. Hq w.us aceomp NORTH HOPE. bird', which pick them up his crandMin. Carl Lehman This community extends their feeding. • /vmpathy t.» Mrs. Mor/e M j Kalamazoo called en Mike Curt Ln in tlie l»*s of Iwr mother. Mt OUITI AitY. IThtirMlay lari Hampton, who |Ms.«ed Alson Hill was borrow born^M.n 23. 1842. Harn- Hill and family ot G.vlesin Dutches^ county. "N. “ remain-I u’rg wi re called here by the wrious Pennock ImspitM Thursday ing there until he eniLsi Aug 14 . Ulnc.^ and death of his father. Alday nftemoon ai 18C2 m Company H 121 i. v in- ■li.-xjn Hill, last w<-'ek. fantry. He was united : ; Mr. and Mr-.. Claud Semite nnd tl>.’ ing a few da,„ was discharged July 12. 1865. I Hu-i‘S Burt ’ Kalamazoo came They came to Woodiand. ns pio- c.nnd Mru Warren Sefton, wr»d.« ull «< u».and a: r, spending tjir pdsl iding Ids Sunday. harthhiiks they changed the tur«Tt Miss Stat.i SmitIi nf Grand RapInto fertile held.’, tlu- log cabin inti Mr. and Mi of Ph-tnueli and Mr. and Mi Jon Burkett, and children azoo spent Supd^y wi rs. Leland Hammond. Mr. apd Mrs Jinn«->. 1907 uiiich he nnd family moved to their ne clUldren until h>- pas then- i: Browns near Prairieville Thursd. home of hts dough v Mrs. Clare Thomas s man.' at the uge xj Havens and family sjient days tlie past week in months and 5 days Sunday with John Foreman and helping her aUU-r. Mrs. f\ mourn his kw« four children family In Kalamazoo. ML-.; Vir- who has been real sick. lha Neuman of W.xxiland. William gsnia return’d home after attend-' Clarence Hammond made a bitHill ot Hawing-;, Harvey Hill of mz Rural Projri< • •. day there last ncss trip to Kalamazoo-Thursday. Woodland, and. Ida Cox of Wood-i ■Thur -day and Friday. _____________ land, i o-u r grandchildren, five Frank Cook and Mr. Tlulcn of great jgrandchildren, and hi*U ol ra ut Clyde WarAAA ftlendr. He wu» a loving fatlk-r and g loyal friend. and family had as Sunday guest.’. Louie Erway OBITUARY. wife of Knljmarw. Al WWifv, 1 Grant* Jane, daughter of Andrew and daughter aLvo Either Erwaj Intsicate. Tsr.UlUtnr . Grand Raj ter the entire t»milr. tobrf IB lM‘i. at Oetfai tseJeW rencuut trots. departed tins life at Pi. Sunday with her parvti pital in Ha-'tints March 2.19X1 id thr farm that had taken a tlurd o! a century to build u; moved to :he v: tired lift and «t large bunch Rlpenr d to the peak of their flavor 1 JIG SAW II//IIf waa united in marrjage to Al Hamilton ^x-t. 21. IBM) urn Have since resided on Thi-ir fiirtru Lower and vast nf Delton. To this union w«-:e six-nt from bum four Children, two dying in in-1 ’.Heir pater fancy. Surviving besides the hus- j Decker, band are oiie son. Garner of Paw j ’ ? ’ . Claud ’ N&ton and c.—. Saturday and Sunday with Paw. one daughter. Mrs. Greta, sp> Murphy of Shultz, four gnindchl:-. h-1 dren. one half-sister Mrs Kate dy Conrad, o! Wayne. 111., two half’ Ora Lydy and baby brother.'. Will Ctarl of Cedar Cfrckiof and Georee uuiro Baird oi of Everett, Everett. Wash-[am vvaan-i.ir.u air." Set’it Lydy. Sunday. I. Ington. abo nepiww.*, t ’ and meers and Lydy un friends. .She-will always Lansing be n-mefnbercd becatMr of her kindness to everyone and her will­ ingness to lieip She uas a faithful Mr. and Mn Merle Count of Kal­ wife and mother unto Uie end. Fu­ neral services were held Sunday. amazoo wire week-end guests bl March 5, at two oclock at the hohu. Mrs Ciuis Ecotr. who is going to Rev. SwaddUpj! of Hickory Corners the hospital in Kalamazoo for a ma­ • officiating. Burial in North ceme­ jor operation Tuesday. W. A. Johncox and . wife and son tery at Hickory Comers. moved up here from Toledo. Ohio, A Philadelphia scientist says that to stay with his motb.er. Mrs Lulu a new branch of the science ofjJchncox. • psychiatry is to be called P»ycho-| Mack Faulk and daughter of BatbloiccicaipJiamiacodyMrjUca. The tie Creek were callers Monday at trouble is that it may be mistaken Fred Cook s, also at lhe home qf for a WcUh railway station. I Mra. Kate. Hasel. JOHN BARNETT 4 * HASTINGS MICHIGAN ...YOU NEED Automatic SPECIAL OFFER A NEW MODEL."A-B cooking Gas Range! WITH NEW AUTOMATIC SAVES features MONEY­ FOOD­ WORK— TIME­ FUEL.' COMPLETE WITH proof, cavily rleaned . . . sjliUng broiler . . . large i drawer . . . rooking lop cover, and condiment vrt. price only $>9.50. fQ Months lQ to Pay dou?n in eaty monthly LIBERAL ALLOW1 ANCE on Old Stove U«e thi* offer to trade in your old *|ovr. Let the ri-i>nj[p:l>-* of a modern gas range help pay for itself In improved looking and food ' J A Few Cents J APay for Gas ' bring* you Real Sewing^? Get Up Nights? Make Thi* 25c Tett Phvxlc the bladder w> you would the bowi-te. Drive out impurities and exceMive acid* that cause ir­ ritation. burning and frequent desire. Get a 25c test bnf of BUKETS. the bladder physic, from any drug store. After four dsyj if you are net relieved of getting up nights go back and get your money. BU-KETS. containing buchu leaves. Juniper oil. etc. acts pleasantly and effectively.on the bladder similar to cakior oil on thte bowels. If you are both­ ered with backache, or leg patns caused from bladder dhorders you are bound tq feel better after this cleansing and you get your regular sleep—Carveth A- Steb­ bins. druggists. Hastings; E. L. Kane, druggist, Nashville.—Adv. Consumers Power Company �----- —------------------ 1 THB HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8, 1933 ! THORNAFPLE GARDEN CLOT*. | . [ The monthly meeting of the tertaiii!.-d M nitinlM rs and guests uf the Pine Lak© Fanm-n" Club on Friday evening. March 1 • J o'clock tn the community nxxn*. Tita pfaldcti:. Ixr Nottingham? • Mr* Cool of Freeport had charge opened the mectinr with' eammunlIMWMiimfflYt • Asl uf riic program, tin subject being Carl WesplnteY, Jr , was home Mr* D. L Christian returned MISSIONARY ’ ty singing ^Old Fulks nt Home" *nd < d H tr.- V. get.jb’.c from Battle Creek on Bunday. from Lansing today leaving MIm ’ T ” ' Gardens • use* CIAIC siECTilin "1**“”* the Urd* prayer. After Kim Sigler wall in Grand Rapids Charlotte Lake much Unproved in HAS FINE MEETING a short bi«tn.-ra session the meet­ i C!>'lc V.-itv.x. ii. ini. took up - [the suoKi1 .-. ul annuals and hol-on Tuesday on buaincu ut th© Pud- ’health. • ——— Utg was turned over to Hie program • .Jw: . ibeds. Hu. talk ’.<ry interesting ' '■ [ ‘MMsra. and 'Mcsdames t C. W. Luncheon und Social Gather- committee, with Herbert Murein chary© Raymond Boni. as and instructive. 8ome of the sugMr. nnd Mr* Gordon Edmonds of Crawford, C. W. Weaplnter and W ing .at Mrs. Carveth’s on !I house face gave several liunnoqlca selcc’ . . • 're-.lot., -.-..I p*;ta of lus talk »:r Nashville called on home folk* here, M Stebbins spent the week end tn given bclrr*. f Tuesday , Afternoon -------jtions and sang a^owboy rong that Detroit. Sunday evening. VPrWMMBrj • t plan >v'ir ca-’dsn ahead In orThe March meeting of the Metho-muctira^Ku-• Murldcan . Mias Grace A. Iteickord was home Alias Edna Btadil of Woodland -■7. ; '■' ' 71 -si Ctn"« 4<te-ts. du not order’ from visited Mra c. s. McIntyre from overahe week end from Grand Rap­ dbt E|>Ucopal MBsi mary Onio:; wa* Moreliouse ioliT ut ot tlu- real trouj. ’ *!! comp-mtes ;■ i v : •> g phi-n >tn» r.ai in lh« nature nt u sorta! meeting. ; u small b-ry in a recitation. ids where she is a student at tire Friday till Sunday. <7 W. num’.-, l >'7<<-<i-<,r plants a.-, u goxl Mrs. Albert H carveth being hrataM "Bu'* Our,; . Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Riley and DaVenfxirt — McLachlan* bus!nr>< for die very i-njoyubk- one o'clock lhc Ml---,'*;- D.ut:. an 1 Lunll.e Mias Belva Rtlev -vkited relatives tclxxil.' • 1 to obtain customer*. Get a good seed Sunday giw*te of Mrs. Claude 'luncheon held there yesterday aft- Adrianuin and Mr • Op.d HoneyIn AtLena on Sunday. catalogue and do not expect to gc. around fifty member* being • .wcli,- ; Ohl Church Wood were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph : ernoun, good seeds at Cheap prices. Tlie ’ ”1 in Uic VaJIcy and "M-O-T-II-E-R.' Mr*. O. H. Cleveland of Colum­ Wood. Mias Geneva Wood and Mr. present ■ [geratum Ls an annual grown easily bus. Oliio. tv tluy guest of tier inuth- and'Mrs. William JVIB011 and baby Partner* were secured by inatoh- .M<«nP««»‘rd b. Mrs Belle-flbep- . er. Mr* Nettie Hyde. ' from seed, a \-.xxl ground cover and i ing questions and answers dealing ,,er“ tne 5‘J!ur, , , , .. Rapid*. a fine rockery plant. Blue cap U Mrs. Gerald Tlsciicr of Laiu-ing U uf .Grand with tlu.- local and national organ!-[ r^e-5 1 , ‘X.,7 r X'A can't afford to Imitate Mr. und Mr*. Maurice FMmond . making a short visit here with her • the best variety. SnapdragcaM .are '• rations !»•!( Monday for Bloomington. Hl./; ------ - of — tlu- Home and Foreign ’"!*! Mr«- ®lls TNtokner of Delton the dying duck in the thbnI easily grown tout do not stand niou'lather, .John P. SmithJ-. -------among tnUie inicrcMing interesting ■ •where Mr. Edmonds Is attending a branclii;-. or t>.,. f“’llk >7, i-r gave a bnet lure us it breed* rust. Twilight is a • Mt. and Mra. F. 8.'' Beaver of siwiiil school of instruction They me.* iwmg Drought nnd then.drr Mom" with raincoat* *3 tocts being brought out were, that survey -uril> of tlx chain ,!*ln, stores 5 ,1 very rust-free variety. 8r.apdra»-on:> Friday3 the t»- Foreign society Is now1 tome up Grand |tapl<Ls were gu«sU of Mrs. wili-retuni ill-return Friday. '. sixty ; thi- subject that ‘.|W, su.te ' ercinx cheap 'tn price), a* th«y are are not advisable as perennials. ___ _ .; _— Aichie McQoy on Sunday. Mrs Fked Rrerson and LaVerne old organizing -in Hosting* ’’“„'f.....,! „1 ,„ l,M ,._te. b ■H giving Kl'ln8 this yea.- Quality never wa* MisM/a'nd ma iipisMi lira lavwia j“n 5- ,a73 ....... branch •*» rtattatlcs statistics of the staggering amounta amounts ‘ Autumn glow and the dwarf varieMr. und Mr*. A A Anderson of and Mra™“ ly'zageimeier ««-* H°«* better. Protect your suit with ■lie* are flie.- rust- free types CumGrand Rapids were Sunday gucsta called on Mr and Mr*. Merle Brad-' v--u forty-sevtm year* old on Mon- of millions uf dollars received by the stati' Irom. different sources and I mon lusters arc a problem to man .. ot Mr. and Mr*, w. R: c<x>k a raincoat from Baud'*. licld and Mr. and Mra 8. B. Wilcox ***> *'1 lhu *'-»k. March 6th. and also tne expenaltwre*. Mr. Faulkner i Do not plant your asters on the c! Milo- Tu'-toay. . riiat two of tin- original officers of compiled a budget win reUy he l.-uyne soil two years in suocesaion. “"Mr,. Josephine A: Todd and son ’*’£ totter wire still living Mrs hud made a cut a! tlai.Sou.fMX) Ml und ap ­ . , u . [Witt La the most common trouble. Evelyn Walton of Kalamazoo. Dickie are expected- home Sunday A11>'? Hie fust prcKtdgpt and Mr and Mrs, Mark Fox. 211 N. That tlwy. uip when Miey are tried. Ol,drge Ba!I o{ chlcag() ntor-s wilt "" Mrs M. J. Or.is.-i has returned from Miami, Ma., Uhere they have,Mr» Wm. Jotic*. the first treasurer, parently had plenty kit ti and all.srcd of the jaws Broadway. Hastings, celebrated thrtr Tnd today psrehanci! tomorrow, in,r,.u.unt from a visit with her Mater and been spending the winter. They are ^Ah residents ot.Grand Rapids, ..„^v,,:e ,nOM^ or 11 ' i wilt • resistant aster comes from'hte other relative* nt Ada, Ohio, • driving through ! Fol!o--.ing the Juncheon Mi\s An- where a rcaw.nnble budget is made -olden wedding anniversary on Sat- Tliry ar? tried, as all things must ga-den* Yellows are caused by Uie , hM,UuI „„„ . Mr. and Mi* Keith Danteto spent Muw Dorlnda Baker, who is stay- n» Johnson gave a mo I delightful .nd .MH-,.., Io Hr W.nrt ,h- ,lrd,v , l>‘-, rtltig of hoppers, oner your aster Thursday evening with Mr. and I Ing in Hasting* wiUt her parents. | n view ot Helm Hunt Jackson', fa- Urine, U, an c« Uu, hu tarn Iwi [|fd , lta|n„|I|, Mar.h 18S3 । And fpunu cai-y to undo. | bed «ttts cheese cloth to protect ..... u „tata.,M €WOJCd „lp Mrs. V. L. Wolcott tn Fret-port. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Baker. is<tm>us story. ' R-unona' u book that iw hot .water. H gels "hard boiled"' '5 ifrpmithe hopper. California Olanta Mr. and Mrs John Shafer of I spending this week with Mix.; Alic© 1‘“‘* *>“■• me an American clawli*. and everyboUy is b.-c;miim; liard o'clock dinner, the daughter:, hay- It was not thus in the o!d days, bulled from bcUig kept constantly tn Knots tu-d then were tied to May: [are the finest obtainable Plant H mu elinrgiof tludining room, us ­ Batei u! Marshall *hich 103 editions have been hut water. Prujwrty tax should b<Such a knotty.knot was knotted, your calendulas in kite June. Tiuewa' and family lor a few days. " si ted by Mira Charlotte Bew mer. I Mr nnd Mr, Harry Ritchie ac-1 prlntei, since its first pubUctUon abolished and no new taxes levied Fifty years ago today. | hyacinth flowered candytuft a a ‘kihuIAVVu fN<if^rv''atu4 ..comfKimed ‘:O,”|W,“<!<’ l,y MrS H “ BCI MlHAlcy «...«« »<» urc .«■<:»uj Barbara by. Mrs Hazel Hinkk-y VWu.- was added to the reVtew by until it u’ fouf-.d that Ih.cy can't get Mt -. Eirm? Bryan-’-. fine filler. Annual Canterbury bells Wilcox. Mis-, Wild* Holley, atul Mra. Care , have come to you aplenty: r nh rtuiIf - ,1 it autl Klchard visited Mr. and Mra. John.-mis pcramwl account oi Anxious night- and wiary days, I are an unprovemenl over the old blMrs. W. Ki Keith of St. nil ClUdciter Cliideste. Of st o(ney fl{ Oralul Kapich on i “ v<"t in Callfoni’a to the scenes along any • ether way. It is time Enna HnUey. Johns. Saturday. j furnishing the backu.-ound' <>f the that tlie kgUUture and c-.mgre.-rt Hie bride's table was very tocauti- But. thr- crown for all yohr labor— [ cnnial. Blue tact- flowcrr. will not wake up'to the fai t that we are-', y,. uaw tone tluil sacrifice repays. [stand traiupJantuy; B-d thick tn Mr, and Mrs James Gilmer atul bl. Winifred McLravy of Grand und a brief sketch ol Mis- having hard lime;- Mr. Faulkner'.- 'tot with » ©©Hhrpicce cf yellow flunk- Fifty checkered yyars have vanished I sto|t*p- Stn>i- dahlias.are fine Mr. nnd Mr Charles Gladstone an;| RupfcLt und Mrs Tillie McLaughlin 1‘1'' bcddiiig fto-i.-ra, btaomtog August tr> baby i-iMted liUncf., in Holland on Tlie Mi.--.ion aroupd been of Muskegon spent Troni Saturday' 1 ' hive ' ?(,.j‘ treat. Clarkla u ;: «;d in a shady Sunday. h Uw ait; ulle- Velio* via ■ I Ymtr ii- ,rt- were joined for uyc: till Munday with Mr. and Mra. John ;studying Indian Missions' this win­ I,.’,' |i nook. Chtne»o fbr-get-me-nata make LaVerne Ryireon w|Vi lit Battle McLravy and Mr. and Mra. Boyd ter ir.i the story-was nt especial In- right amount ol humor. ed and the-bridge Brother. Sister, dear, we irreet you. ‘jcxxl lubrtltutes for Blue lace Crt'tk Friday and Raw a talk to the Cl-nk and other friends. v pyrami-j itecorat, d On your golden weilding day I tcrest at this tnnj> . Up siudenu of the Battle Creek School su’d it miniature Mav tlie year* that lie befcre you. ।I flowers Guinea-Gold Marigolds ore1 Mrs Floyd Everhart added much Mrs. Harold Pdliam. who has * ponded or Bu- iiK/'Brir.i- -A.t’i each, a happy boon, I• free bloomer* and Very lowly among bride nnd groom. 'b-.m ,-itending several weeks with pleasure to tnj' afum-johtby two ] the orange c-Jojed tlc.*;ers. Tlie fralovely solos. Uie Indian love song. iter mother. Mr.-. D. .8. Goodyear. ;r midst a .poet, nan? fin*!1 wPh' 1 pint Golden Gleam nasturtium is to • -I.: : ■ ’ ■ ■ Of hf<cj_sj:nny afternoon, -Pale Moon' and a npgro spiritual. ! Sr., went to Flint on Bunday for n other than Mi a fine ground cover or trellis plan*. ■ Maybe you didn't get paja­ 4*1 convention and visit Mix t iv the still inter intervening. virtt before returning to her home •'Swing Loa Sweet Chariot." atcom- Pratrlertllc. S u years , e.m anil ven.ii™. i v-* itten numas tor Clirl&tina*. U you ixuiii.it toy Mrs. Hub-.nl Cook. After dinner a short program was st the better* land andrthta. |lure ‘ fine fur s-.-i.-dmg in July for fall New Brunswick. N- J. Lii'i-d for i-./.-ved. an amusing feature cf Mr. and Mil ’Harty RiU-h;© and in Mr. Mra Dewey cloud lhe program rnetou-. poems dldnt, how about getting to you two. in their passing.■ I bloom. and Mrs. Clayton G. Hinckley . deplct' . Mr; Hn.x-1. Hinkliv anil Richard and th rev-soici irtumed licit week with the poem and prujy-r written, liich wai a mock wedding with y perfect earthly bliss. them now? We have ull col­ j Th-.- subjects of hotbeds and .. .if h«< child­ » -n> Suiuiuv guest, of Mr. und from their visit in Kiv-itniiw.-e. -Fla by Mrs Kuih B retain. an Ain-rkan* ors. patterns and styles known " Indian, used at the recent Day of hood days, and "OldFather Mahlon Holley of Hand in Kind nwrthor. which applies to Uie pre.M-iit. lyrar planning the and Mi. and Mra. Frank Ickes The Hinck­ Prayer observance at J he Union I*n»ir once heard Mrs Jiulrto The K,;u: • --------- — Tirat’btar’ls"you^c.r;i7tly’nawght can Mr ley's made the trip tn their dellviij meeting tn Hastings last Friday. Old age is tM.-aiiitlui. ihcry< arujit;." Eriicd Elmore of, «x-rer tOoody»ar .1L-0 read an invitation to car. , ...... so kind and thoughtful uf me Kalamazoo w?sx 'bm ,.r , . h„. ,hrl,nl nt. . [attend the spring nW garden.rdww ■be.-t woman" woman' and Mr- Kyilli Danlejs ai-roir.pxnied ♦>>■«. (.art munt hut thf.mlr-u roM-t, jat Natchez April.3-9th —J. A Hooa. Jarkwn k» on© of -ilw.se ix-raon< who as '"ti-st mail ". .. — h«-r Mstera. Mrs ’ Writ. Schulz ana Thr 'n”’ Qti 0,1 <-n Either v.Chi.ss. under mukrt. it u pit-asm- tv do things for WM-, flower glfj and Arid ir.u'. you both be spared Mrs. V. L Walcott, mid brother;,. th<- IruU.-i.lhp of Mr- .Elizabeth h-.-r mu) we hear on every hand. Fotuiilalion Garment j KLINGENSMITH. H«-my. <ntirlHinc<l member* y! ■’Tt" dtom^1 *"'■ M' ~4 .“••iwr -M r At Redact'd Price*! Qilreit Esther rorletics .if Cak-dunin port to. Shipshewana. Indiana. Henry BJUlte 1 little daughter of V.rar Hd’tinsr, then 5 Sunday when- they attended th© and Mlitoil-vdk- Friday Evening in,[Oxford, dun-, E where M k . hi f'.r the duty*wa* (iirnhhfd ; were gue-ts 01 Mr. and’ Mr.-. Claud ttinertki of their aunt, Mr*. L. T. lhe social rooms <d the Method:-..;[lived before he by Mra. Jfar-.ey T.idrnan and son Willwny Wednesday, church There was u fine dinner, ex-1 and Mil! funnier ccrand Mrs. Uor.a Seier of Hattie Mrs. Albert Green. Esther,-Alberta relJently served, followed by » de-1 [Creek. Mi.-:. Ftyrbara Wllrvx of Has- and Gurdon and Marshall Tripp ilghtfui program, constethig of tulss "!at- is practically the -xmc a - livre. ■ ■ • ....................... iihr.uoi, th« m »«nm urv earlier. Mens & Bays Clothing rcad the foltowmfe: ting* nnd Maur.cc Joljncox.of D:i- spent Saturday night «ith Mr. and than here ..... „ «!..«.« MX uve «>.»;«:>- VI toil Ovfr one hmidred friends and Mrs. Lep Lflphmn nl Maple Grove i bad kiii-e Ifnci'ire in a fall al the Veei’bit-r of Grand HapMs und Mr. Mra. Ruby B. Merrick ---------' ii.-lntH • called during the day ondiCentcr and attended the Branch P. HASTINGS Kellar Stem home. h. rr|K>rtect a« W. Ml8t«-venMtii of the same cih in rui.<! districts and not marty in- Kulumiizoo . ... f ,.™nd!a,no’^ ;hc letl'‘ri °r congratulation'T. A nt the hall, they spent S-.mdoing nicely nt her home in Lan- were .'gi .-'Ciit and gave intercom] dUrtrtv:.. the most important in his .. n. r IrCMlcait rv»rr T llocality wa-. munnn a ..'i.-t.of rock , 1U_ • bra revived wits one from President day afternoon with Mr. arU Mrs. r. ;• V ckok sing She expects to return to her talk* to lhe young Lidles. .Franklin D ,Rr<> < v It. The brid*,Glrnn Hodman .in Maple Grove. work here in a short time. talk nnd they like buildings jure INITIATES CANDIDATES. and groom of fifty yeira ago le-1 Other cullers there were Mr and 'vivid many and urc-iMrs — - Hodman A. a special lueeting of the served n; an nppr-uticc in a groc­ .—. beautiful --------------------— — ------- Claude and sons of NORTH MAPIX GROVE. i Eastern Star Cliapicr No 7 on ery store nt one time aijd received he*"h’ke i n when ■ on arc alJi - lid gift threeilnh • Dunham dblrict. Stanton and1 .. I11'1.''7amtinn - nla0 them!ob.urg '*>y «uw-, of Battle CreekI>on ond'Mra'LUBe Fred Hanes, Mr- Wet Ktnncy ' Tuesday evening several candidates tin- equal uf tuenty-fi.ur cents a ....... .. w„,..u.v.v. and daughtl-r. Mildred, were in were initiated following tlie •dinner. week and - board out of wliich hec FYr'f liv yeara l ev Relative, and friend; were Henman of Baltimore. c.’th”' K 5 n.t.i,.ta.ii.l to ',;ri,.,.]lt Bult,. Cm,k 1Cah|. M ....a Mrs. v!r; w ... Bltgood spent Guests wore .pre-ent front Battle paid for hb laundry He gave .1 Mr, and Wm Crtek last Wednesday to fee Cftxk and each Chapter in Barry very- vivid and interesting descrip- TIirt. iBbixit brat nnd cold ami ist week with relatives relatives In Na-h- Mn' J01)®® ®t the Nichol* ho»Or"nt> Rapids. Dell n. Clov-Hast Hickory Corners, Vicksburg, I vill©. die.............................................................. pital. She WX1 getting along fim county wa; reprea-nfetp" Worthy tain of England where th© birds i.iru.igiwit 1 rat ami cold a»'» Orlce is visiting hte hi* daugh- ana a,ld wUI lhc noopitai hospital inq tlu) Grand Patron Jam©.- F Mark, Mr- sing swx-cler and the flowers are “i. ’•'i--o' t»’i-irm> thrv hl,-P “»»d Columbia. Ohio. : John Orlro ts ^siting »u‘ ,ettvc lnc —■ Mr. u. and Mr*. J*y Robfrt<in L.......... a-.ilt * ' Mh Fox wu« the Oldest peraon'ter. .Mmk. Mra Horton *nd Mra. M. C. more fragrant. ' A male quartette. Arthur Lathrop. present on Saturday and Master;Grand Rapids. Mrs. Leona Jackson of Hastings or gtir-Ls also. A delightful gather­ David Slieplierd. Mr. Miarlman . around, rnimny Elmbre w:.-. the youngert. —---------- -■*•» ' called on Mr. and Mra Dexter and Herbert Morehouse were the’ They have ‘ done their be? ing H reported Mr. F«x w.-u bom in Barry county [ BARBERS CORNERS. Crouse one day tort wrek. Charity ■ taxi number on the program. The < n July 12. 185S. and Mra. Fox's j The p. T A. held their regular Crouse and iris housekeeper, Mua ■BIRTHDAY DINNEH. meeting was closed by singing , birthplace was New- Yufk stale,;monthly meeting Friday evening -Gcotoell. were Sunday visitors, ' ✓rtihlawr of the birthdays of’ Mr.--. "Blest B© th© Tie That Bnub.." and Some are here and so h's a simple litHwRKviihg. /JL »>..■ ton, 10. IKI. UtatoJ. Tto Btohtol 0ne.Tto Urv Kuel Dem.r, ,M chlldto, -PrancU Coleman. Ni va Bennett and repeatlng.ihe watchword. The next They have seen tills t< 1 ■' ™"“l ”> ™oiuy r.rn m..■« »i!l ta- Apr? 7 , , U,,ilr enrt .p-m Hundl, a child. MrsyMiiblc Bennett, the latter en­ meeting will be held n't th© Almon But it’s kindly, su eet and tnie • >#> rtnef- u rtilld. Mrs James Hopkins formerly of 'the lume of Mr and Mrs Harte and swami tertained with a family dinner on Parr home on Saturday, March 18. Two children were tern to this I this locality, who spent the winter Marshall * so wild. Sgtiday. fourteen being preret^. lor a tiny meeting. •rtoon. Mrs Jes.-< Kenyon of Hick- ip Florida, recently returned to her Rerivai service* cloed at the Jitsithcsortof birtliilajmessagd ' Em ow tln-y are In watting years cry Con.era. .nd Mra. Glenn Freer, home m Masting*. chmeh SunSISlht^rayer me^ Pearlc Bagley, Secy. ’ who hie* resided with her purentu! Rome Bull went to Grand Rapids ir.g tl.is Friday night nt Mrs Sarah One ux>it!d send a friend like >ou V EPWORTH LEAGUE. ilntx the death of hor husband, lx- Saturday to spend .i i-w days o*trolh'« A tuber '21. 1927 One grandchild.; ____________ ' ’ usirours. TnS Theltpit Freer.- died in infanev . — »riuTTTZ^——> The many tin nds of Mr. und Mrs. imptring meetings. i '" *“ * ■ .. nen mu hurry, Fox unite :li Iihcitattons and with} / Sunilav iv-nuig'a meeting was op-! lu‘d“.i» ol not always firmly them many more happy years: ened by lhe song. 7Hls Eye Is On!,,,’'1’iota ”' are "■ « •- •tied,'for ---■ ■ . »For meat’or fish) toother. J • 1 *< ’. c stiff mayortnalse. the Sparrow." followed by “As a;Bn mi slackly drawn i'-.:>-thfr HE above card, taken at random, from our large 3 T chopped pickles. Voluiit-.t-r."-and •awret Hour ot — •a xkctipn of grerting cants, is 4't xS'-, inches Prayer." which were led bjr_ Tony! 2 T chopped parsley. .n size.- of bluc-gray'cdlur. with narrow white bor­ MORG.V WEST HOPE. 2 T chopped alites. der. hiti.rth ally engraved in black letters—include-, fThe dole uf the Gai den Chib has | 2 T choppe d whites or onions. a Ixautifu! tissue lined envelope uf'-blue-gray to been changed and hereafter will be I match curd. Priced at JOc. Ask for No. 409. 1 T lemon juice. , held oft the fourth Thursday of tlie l t salt. month. Thia month's meeting will' 1 Mix • ingredient.-. Chill and serve be with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gam-7 in small glass diyh rein of Cloverdale. dhe Mr.-.' Ltlhe Woodman is spending Strictly Freth Doi. IkckM .h>SU,,di y r-U'M V“ t}** ni S1'd-Mllry n'r boU m Mr esldtS k of wart a !<-fr Kent ’trem Countv Mr' ‘and '" Kln Stalled Green Peppers. a iiart of this week with her sister, I8R3 — Golde/i Anniversary — 1933 6 largo grpen pepper*. Lraguur.it to attend t» Uuiqtwt , ac ’xVlv Mi... J. P. Collison of Kotombzoo, ••Always Something New" 1 c corn. • who Is quite ill with heart trouble. 16. ns hollared'gtasta. HASTINGS Phone 2634 MICHIGAN 1 c soft bread crumbs Wc all hope for her sjieedy recov­ Lucy Ba.uBt-„ . who led Hie topic'& mJ nSd Afn- Jc 3 T chopped onions Jess King and ery. for disunion, gate an interMttorf;,; Mr. ’ and “d Mrs M J Largo Box Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Woodman and 2 T chopped green peppers. report un The World,' a chapter I daughter. Mary Lou. of Rlk Rapid; [are assisting. Mr. and Mra. Clare Arclue attended the golden wedding 2 T chopped celery. taken from tne Chinese Mission1 Van Bjcklt wiih their work. Ma:y celebration held tn honor uf Mr. and! book. ■ | Lou is now attending Morgan Mrs. Mark Fox of Hurtin-.-,. Satur­ j 1 egg. Artuthcr song was sung, '‘Brighten1 ■ schiioL Froth lb. . day. They report a lovely day and] ! 3 T butter, melted. the Corner tVlicrc You Are." fol­ und Mi.--. Harold Chrutupher wc wish Mr and Mrs. Fox inonyi Wash pepper's. Cut off nnd dis- lowed by the Epworth Mitguti U-nc-l.[of Mr. Hinman ’• Fancy Lansing spent Sunday at Morgan more happy anniversarlc;.. [card top. and inside ptllp anti t£ed*. diction which completed tlie meet-' 2 c... SILVER RIVER Brand Rinse well. Beat egg and add rest ing. Lura Francisco had charge of: . Park. Mr. and Mra. Wayne Christopher moored from„Lanjing for! [of ingredient'. Stull peppers Fit in­ the recreation. . ! Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Waters; i to baking panJ»Add '. uieh ot . Corr. See., M^tidc Wallace. >‘ the week end. Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Michigan ! Mimic Webb und Clayton u:d spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs .‘water. Bake 30 inmutes m mxirrate Bottle I Cnarles Harruuttvn drove to Con- Albert Hartman of’ South Hickory' ioven. Baste ' frequently. Caiclulty Frozen Apple Sauce —■ .......... ml ' ' . Two ctljts sWmened apple »auc©.!kliu SM'trday to vuit Rev. and Mr.-. Conicra. jremove to serving platter. Mr. and Mr.;. Clarence Payne atyl pinch salt, two egg white-, one cupjaarter then went oh to Marton ILupbcrry I'uddin;. ton Elwm ut Ho ’ pe Center, and .Mr.' whipping cream, enc-half U‘*.mjhk>u [ Monday tturntnc and brought Mrs.,o*w»u w nvpv uuw;. »nu •»>. White Haute I 3 c raspberries (red or blApki. vanilla or a little cinnamon. 'KirI Obaalt. Mr. Hurnnut.m's .-.i*.,and,'Mrs. Charley Beck of Gah-aburg Del Monte Add the sail to Hi© apple sauce i k*r. hum© With them taking her ..-pent Sunday with home folks.. ! 1 c sugar. or Maxwell < and fold in the beatcti tgg white-.J^ck to ivr Irani.- Thursday wm! Tlie many frirnd. nf Willi© Loulloute Coffee Pound and whipped cream. Flavor with 'calling on Mr Harrington's father, 'dets, who is ill with erystpeias. ate 1 t cinnamon vanilla or cinnamon. Turn Into ai who has a broken hip, at the Evart., all hoping for his six-edy recovery। 2 T lemon juice. ' Good Quality Four Sow ouspiwi, rcttirrtuig reiurnuis lioqie noqw by uy uxei rns conimtuutx ronuuiuiv.j; wa, saddened freezing tn\y nnd let atand until -. hospital, Lake! Th© J 2 T butter - iV ‘-------J --------------— ■' । View and calllng;Oti Rev, and Mra.[Friday •to ---------hear ol--the death of Mrs. I Thoroughly wash Ixrrics Blind frozen. Serve* six tn eight. I A. PMead. Emrnu Hanir'.ii:-. which occurred at sugar and flour. Add bernra Add Fruit-ad© with Mint. --------- -*-«-*---------------- Pennock hospital, Mra. Hampton 1 I rest of Ingredient*, pour into stmlMake n ipgar syrup by Irallins 21 BRANCH DISTRItrr. [sjxi.t her lit-- in this county and [ ilow; buttered baking dish. Cover cups of sugar ami 2 cups of water ,nr „ •" v — V will iTOM t al the t will be sadly misred by a WKk- circle i 'with crust. for 5 minutes. Coel. and add 2 cups u.,mr v Mudge Thursday. [ of friend.-. . of loganberry, grape, raspberry. March 'j foi Formerly 40c to 60c Papers A Double Roll! SUe Chocolate Rice Pudding, lection ot officers. ---------- —----------------strawberry, o-- p:r-apple pure and,. — ' meethur.. which h.nt: SOI TH ( OATS GROM.. The Revival c rice. add the juice of 2 lemons. Add 1*: i[been । tn progress al tne N. Maple1 Mr and Mrs. Herbert Firstcr, Mr 3 c tnilk • quart.-, of water, and a pinch ol salt |.Grove -------------------^.. -(gnd Mrs. Lyle FUhcr. Mr. and Mrs ! chureh dmed Shnday eve[ mix well, and chill. Serve with mmt ^rung with tpr communion kerVicc.: Ben Merrti k met at the horn© of i *i C COCOS •prigs. [£•£ s"-|( \vat^i7DteL supt. ... .. ... ----- . ix-... . . |ylr un([ wgym, Merrick Sun­ ---------------------------- )day to celebrate the birthday* ’<>11 iing present. About Cucumber*. 2 egg yolk*. «.E 1 Mr;. Fir-rtig and Mr., Wayne Mer-I Mra. JJ. J. Wiiliu und‘ daughter. ' I 2 T butter­ [Helen, wru- in Lansing Sunday to-F*ck- A bla’dinner and a big lime.! jxnsdn it you follow tin . simple , 2 egg whites, beaten. • C M. Stowell and wile and Andy precaution. Cut the top from tin vi*lt th© I'jnner x son. Clavto.i 1': l vanilla. . Stutz attended the concert giv?n,; cucumber. Then rub it firmly ; Wash rice. Add milk. Cook 40 agalnzt the place from which It lias at tin- Mrthodtsl church in Hastings Mr. Noah Kraft of Charlotte and ■ Wednesday night •minutes in double boiler. Stir fre­ been cut. The pcluon will came out quently. Add salt blend cocoa and in the form of soapy -udMr and Mi- Seymour Jordan, were --------------- »•> |sugar. Add to ne<- mixture. Cook 5 ! Sunday gueite of Ed Bedford. <• Sooner or later science will pcrOllier Patterns Priced from i2c to 39c a Roll The Big Little Store Phon* minutes. Add yolks, mix well anti Quick-Drying CtoUtea. Tlie s.iiuhiiir Club mr: with Ad- tcet laundered linen© Uousera that We Deliver cook. 3 minutes Beat nnd add rert die Lewi. ThiiFxfuv. There. -iill fr- a can lx -a’ in fw a.’ long *» • 30 iof ingredients Pour into glass msh. mit>m> s without hiking on the ap­ [Chill and serve with cream. iwith Mrs. claro Williams. sencc ol air will dispel mouture. pearance ol cancer tlnaNluet. Social Events and Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fox Entertain on Golden Wedding Day ~ Rain Coats 3 ^*1 iiipan- ■ iflotl Del- s6(22 Pajamas 95c - s2- T.S. Baird Birthday Greeting Cards My Birthday Message Helpful Suggestions Good Groceries and Meats Friday, March 10 BESgMEK JJEWE1L1E1K Saturday, March 11 31c EGGS Pork and Bean* eSniH si.. 3c.„25c Corn Flake* 10c REED’S DRUG STORE WALL PAPER SPECIAL! Varnished Tile Paper NEW STOCK! Good Patterns! Mayflower Wall Papers SEVERAL PATTERN’S COLOR FAST! PER DOUBLE ROLL— IO Coffee ► Butter 18c Spaghetti 13c Pickle* 15c Corn Meal 5 <i i“i 10c Broom* Chipso uu. 19c Ivory Soap ORDER YOUR MEAT FROM US BEST QUALITY! LOW PRICES! HINMAN’ kAAAAAAAAAAA �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH I, 1SJJ PAGE EIGHT . .1 COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS WANTS THE CHURCHES WEAR THIS | The Centra) Railroad of Peru la I one of the highest railroads in the', gj, world. The altitude ot the Une at ■ X»»>» one point la 15.665 feet. On the 100*’ mile stretch of track there art 65 j Zw> tunnels and 67 bridges. I LEGAL NOTICES | New Feature Trusi Yon will be more comfort- dom of action with an Akron Trass. Its exclusive feature • ‘Selective Pressure Control** is lhe greatest trass improve­ ment in many years. We guarantee a correct fitting and keep your truss adjusted. Jeicrilwd'* tt'“n 1 CARDS of THANKS The Prescription Drug Store Our Success Has been achieved through care­ ful badness managernm^and eatiefaciorsL dealing with policy­ holders. Cj SEE US FOR INSURANCE Citizen! Mutual GRANGE PROGRAMS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. L. MAUS GEORGE M. NEWTON BPECTACLES FITTED. REPAIRED. BROKEN LENSES REPLACED. WATCH. CLOCK JEWELRY MEPAIRINO. CASH FOB OLD GOLD. CAUCUS NOTICES FOR SALE - CHICKS From JlETTVs BIG LEGHORNS. AImi purebred Rnrk« and Reds, now batching. 1060 layers on own place. GETTY’S POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY Middleville. Michigan Player Piano BABY CHICKS! LEOHOKNS Art!. Jr. O. u«y 15 50 McJOXIA. Pherson hatchery MICH . E F D .%• : HASTING^ARKETS pALTtMORIt REPUBLICAN CAUCUS. 'I I - I.-; I *t • >.■ U. FRATKrcyilJ E CAUCUS IV l»iuH notice : or nr.FUBt.rcAN caucus i;c>. !«... • ' U t t- i.»w u .ftey reqire scene? and a heart for the bereft CHARLES H. LEONARD ANNOUNCING OPENING FRIDAY, MARCH 10 GEORGE’S SHOE REPAIR &. HAT CLEANING SHOP OPENING PRICES FOR 30 DAYS ONLY Ladin’ Half Sole, Ngc Men’. Half Sole. $a .00 a. al.u^!nl«*‘*r[w ■ Rubber heel, free 1 Best Materials Used Satisfaction Guaranteed • GEORGE HOUSEMAN, Propr. IU SO. J13F£R»OX STRUT HAJTISGS. MK HIG IX riNOS tOWNRHIP lEMO-TiATIC CAUCUS. nd tbit ••14 cUitnt JwV'a. D. ImS’11 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-03-15.pdf 8dfa09581e111f4db6a3d5ad69d42b96 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR NUMBER 46 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MARCH 15, 1933 President Roosevelt Makes Clear, TEIU [ICT OHI TC Ahnnt nanKini Rnnkincr ... Plain Statement adoui About Banking ini/n r n Imiu I- Plain t iam Sfnfompnt statement flbl\ H. F. u. Luflll Situation—All Should Read It WOW MT 07776960 MARCH MEETING OF THE BROTHERHOOD COST CITY $6,513.02 FOR | STREET WORK IN 1932 SEASCOUTBAND HERE ON MARCH 24 BEPUBLICMIS HID WLfflCEClDDHD Postponed—Funds Tied Up Bo It Cannot Meet Nee,_ in Good Condition, ■ TOTAL OF 277 VOTES OAST essary Expenses , I I want to talk for a few minutes with the people of the United State? ENTIRE MEMBERSHIP TN j about banking—with thr comparatively few who underala nd the me- PRINCIPAL OPPONENTS OF , There APPEAR AT CENTRAL IIWIF will Will UV be tuf US, meeting Ml ot the HIV TO _______________________ _ Ij ill's'', e^nrer's k.Hl.u.k.u report made» te, — AT CITY CAUCUS ON Brotherhood next Monday night. AUDITORIUM NEXT WEEK |the council Friday night gave the ATTENDANCE AT SPE­ ehanica of banking but more particularly with the overwhelming mar I HASTINGS BOYS COME I total cost of street, repair, mainte-1 I March V). The Governor s and the MONDAY NIGHT . Jority who use bank* for the making of deposits and the drawing of FROM LUDINGTON CIAL MEETING ; President's proclamations have tied nance, street cleaning and oilier | up all the funds of the Brotherhood i street work as M513 02 There were STERLING ROGERS WAS iand until they can be Released it ADMISSION 10 CENTS i I want to Jell you what has been done In the last few days, why it LOWER ADMISSION REPAYMENT TO COME will be Impossible to hold a meet­ was done and alial the next step* are going to be. I recognise that the NAMED FOR CITY CLERK ■FINE ENTERTAINMENT FROM DEUNQUENT TAX min, su„ vw,.„ ....... RATES — WILL CONTINUE ......... lla. , hut 'because •• there _ are expenses al- i many proclamations from Slate Capitol* and from Washington, the ----------[square feet of sidewalk laid. All Hie Prosecutor Barnett Files Ap-1 k«‘*iatiOn. the Treasury regulations, etc. couched for thr most part in Seftt Sales indicate There must be paid either with cwh. or Grand Rapids Sea Scout cost ot the sidewalk and nearly all Three Candidates on Ticket ‘of the curb and gutter was paid by that can be immediately « a a. Pinnnc RR n_. nt I banking and legal terms, should be explained for the benefit of the, p .. m. j checkschecks that can be Immediately Gi Renominated — Three plication With Authorities | av„a<P j Will Be a Full House To- | cashed; leashed:and andthat that isteout outof of the thequ«ques-1 ! Band, Band, 50jJ Pieces Pieces Oi One of the owner* of the property in front New Men Named 'of whose premises there improve­ non at the present lime, and will > the Country's Best at Lansing on Friday , I t| uwr.uiu Y'r*iT°W owe Hite ,n In U»IIHUUU particular because ucvnuac «eral rush by a large portion of our merits Were made. The amount paid until .ta lmnkuw A pri,.UfIe „rr>. The acute banking iltuation ha»l of tlw thr fnrtituHi* fortitude and aocxl good ternuer temper ' population to turn bank deposits ThPi Fellows announce an un- up. -rfv «. m.u1 nt i w —— i Hastings and Barrv countv sirouUI street work lx much less than Republican city caucus tn the city forced the county to consider mak- with which everybody c ----------—•■ into currency or gold—a rush so usually' fast program for their St. deemed it be-t to call off the March«| the expenditure for that purpose in hall Monday night The contest for has accepted city clerk brought out the crowd. Ing a loan ortho Reconstruction Fi­ the inronvenicncr and hardships of great that the soundest banks could -Patrick Day boxing meet. DepreK­ not gel enough currency to meet the «*on does hot seem to afiect the J’ “““I’, "■ “^,u“ nance Corporation. The propcr"call the banking holiday I know that i demand. The reason for thte was of tickete to thte populw apat. I when you understand what we in which Sterling Rogers received 119 done about the meeting on April' ... .. m.. central Kchool uudiwas tekued, and a meeting of the Washington h.iv<> been about I shall .that the Ford Cote"** Colored Quar-!* .J*™"*-; u>«i un “a• w •• 17. when lhe on me the spur ui of uw the moment ii it ! “'* and Clarence E. Davis 98 The prin­ । torium on Friday evening, March ] to sell 10. at 8:30, the Ludington * impossible -— . • per- • March ■ n J. scheduled U» give a concert.!, board was held on Thursday, which continue to have your co-operution was. of course, cipal argument urged for Mr. Rog­ [24. at tight o'clock. Genera) admis-1 as fully as I have hud your sympu- ifectiy sound assets of a bank and glove toarers will file one by one into! ’ ‘ It latoclioved that the banking trou-.Irion will be tin- small sum of ten I ers was that Mr. Da via had filled was attdndr'd by the entire board A lad of available cash in the thy and help during the post week, convert them into cash except at O[1(1 Fellows arena to do battle with I bles will be ironed out In sufficient •' rents. One hundred seutr. will be re- i First of all let me state the simple ’ panic prices far below their real local b0?*time .«o that the Apnl meeting can county poor fund, from which wel­ ',was evident last fall, the majority —r.. T'"" “ 1 ’Ludington Is '* sending down the, ,h-'i be held. As to tiiat matter an- ' served'at the price of 25 cent.-, each . fare relief 1* paid, made fid* meet­ fact that when you deposit money In lvalue. of Republicans seem to be opixmed piuy be procured from the | in absolute qmoiu«* necessity. The fact ---------“ pul — the — 111 “ o< M«ai 3 dou,hl, m.mb-r. o< J.n«-n'. Serv nouncemenl will be made later. a bank— the— bank does ■not ‘ «• ij' Tickets ing an (to the continuation in office of unc Boy Scouts of the county, the that the local bank* which liold Hie nioney into a safe-deposit vault. It:scarcely a bank in the country was lc*,.Athle‘f ,Club<„ u<*! , who has served several terms. I Scoutmaster.:, also at the Banner We hazard nothing in saying that. joflice and at Carveth A- Stebbins’ | ELECTRIC PUMPING COSTi ..... .. . .....m! FfWHu nt —hnntli, mmmar- ! rnmtw^rnrilv rlmlHu । thte city has been mighty well Hons f...._--------------------Governor's proclamation not to' pre­ obtained at Carveth Ar Stebbins'. , WAS 2.2866 CENTS PER • served by Mr. Davis. In making thia : tarn weight, champion of the Hart J fer one creditor above anoltar shut other kinds of loans. In other' governors in almost all the states, /tournament: Jim White, runner up; 1,000 GALLONS Special committees have been) words, the bank puts your money! It was then that >1 Issued the in® upon Mr. Rogers or hl* ability. off the payment of the Welfare and designated to present this matter! , ______ r in Grand Rapids Golden Glove jour - > Red Crosa money, after the five per to work to keep the wheels of in- I proclamation providing for the na,We are speaking। of the excellent nument in the lightweight das* and i S WATERWORKS ON A cent Trust .Dc|X®lt had been ex­ dustry and of agriculture turning tionwide bank holiday, and this was, ■iso Harold Williams, niiiuuus. «a vvwivu colored boy ou, • . ■wiiu,kjv«. viuv. 4em.ii . ‘the flrat step in the Government's also naluiu hausted Thte acute situation threw around who appeared in the'linals during ' A MMrD n TAT nr TTTt l*P « aud other organizations, -nd organizations ! --------A comparatively smull*part of the! reconstruction of our financial and tiie Golden Giove tournament at. luiyidizjKLiJAL. llud mrGOOD BUSINESS BASIS the responsibility for all welfare Ls O|w . of Jhp j( . a( | Thte te one of the leading bands ----------looked after thl* city's interests with work in the county upon the county money you put into the bank te kept economic fabric. POINTS A COMMITTEE • of the country. There are 55 nwm-l currency—an amount which in! The second step was the legtela- Grand Rapids. Tile star of Lud-' Itself, which acts through Ils wel­ in Di.po..l Plant Oper- .h, ,m™«, He nurituu normal iimrs times is wnuny wholly aiuiiciciii sufficient luiww* to!Hon iiiuuipuy promptly iuiu and painaucmiy patriotically . inkton Is Murlin Bools, 14l|>OUndS,| TO INVESTIGATE fare agent. C- H. Osborn. In... «W,n m»n, m-hhronmueooon.-od,,. ria-wh-n- orating Expense E.timated ...0 t»» J o pcr When it was realized that the cover the cash iweds of the average paused by the Congress, confirming who won the championship trophy; and have been highly commended ei«i»-q. citizen. In i n oUier other words, the total my my proclamation proclamation and and broadening broadening my my ln Hart tournament ______ county could not draw any more ot I for the excellence ot their music ♦ . ““ 1 — The program which .Is now ar- TRACT IS OFFERED 1U lunds for welfare work—al­ amount of ail the currency in the powers so that it became "possible snged A, ,0, ,l.y meeting rtonn. ^nn. E «•»««, .nd hu read*asa*follows: follows: . «««««»■ I Th«' | -TtaScouts Seawill Scouts reach willHa*-i reach At Has-1 the city council t^i7— country is only a small fraction of in view of the requirement of time rongedreads though tiie county hai large de­ thr .... total deposits ... 1IU iu .c ,,„A1 Astruski. Ludington. 112. vs J. BY'C. H. OSBORN; tings about four o'clock P M on I day night City Engineer Sparks « in all u. a! the banks.: to rxtend E..r the nuuu., holiday «and liftt u the A*u Astruski. Ludingto perils in tank*— because of condiWhat. then, happened during the ban of that holiday gradually. This i,lerb( Cooper. Hastings. 112. I ----------Friday the 24th. After attending to gave his report for the calendar *■ tfons governing the tanking situa­ Inst few days of February and the I taw also Have authority to develop George ClUCkey. Ludington. 110. R. p. Kroodsma Discussed *0™ stage setting* in the auditor- year. 1932. We are glad to give some ne “ aa* » tion. Mr. Osborn went to Lansing first *!ew days of March? Ikcauae; n program of rehabilitation dl our vs■ ^'d Walker. HaMlngs, 112 ‘ | him. the band wi l parade through figure* from that report, which ^r«*™ X‘an c,ar*P" to learn If it might be possible fur of undermined confidence on the banking facilities. Warren Gcnnson, Ludington, lie. Value and Need of Com!he-*treete Supper will lx- ^n.d niakc mterestlng reading. ™'rT *1 waJ> C°T« * “X?*" the county to make i^loun from the part of the public, there was a gen-' (Continued on page five) , vs. Pete Barlow. Hastings. 116. munity Forests them at 6:30 at the K. of P. hall in । The total amount of water J™*" *»» *»* Reconstruction Finance .Corpora- j - ' 1 * ■ Jim White. Ludington. 133. vs r, the Fuller building. Friends ot pumped 102.822.000 gallons The * «a'^®‘ cte've’ Kurmes, Karmes. Hastings. Hastings. 131 131. 8eou:,n« ln ,,us clsy and c^t*'ic<^ 01 •M^Ptn« wUh etelric power'.^1 J" Mrtion. for the purpose of carrying on ------’:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- j g^ ’ Max Billings. Billings. Ludington Ludington. 135, vs. Commercial CTub wire much inter-1 ,nJ hosts lo bftnd Bt K ] wa# joggc CPnU |x.r 100o gallons. 2“^. “n *?fp ,?1U 5*,y relief work. After stating the HISTORICAL RECORD COUNCIL SLASHES SALARIES, i Max till James. Hastings. 135 torttA^oI^th^Fx^ 01 p hfl11 Each wlH ”cort “ nw,n' ThP °Pcra“”« cost of lhe.water> t^,,k^.ph SHOULD BE PRESERVED'.JJ."irold Williams. Ludington. 144,;•!? p<’ KtSi?na‘ !?/ Aa °LroXtSt,Jber of ban4 ,o hls s«al al thc> work* plant was 87.69929 for the; “J*41 thu cltF oaa .tension Service of the Michluan..^. . ..-ngram will be carried wit' veara tante reduction over pre- hundred per cent. the welfare a-ssuclnlion accredited to] ----------H0 b yle _i.y rr.uill be re-1 VM- ^ck Palmer, Middleville. 134. ‘ Nred ^nd ‘”vah£ ' Goinmuntev':lt thttt ttmc' The band wlU ,<‘av<’1 v,cm ycar:’ wl”'“ alcam furnla,le4 ^'^te^T^ltton.^^'uta . ^,.“n~ ^.V “-«b-rl b ithe ’>*»»■» a» abou abo'1' 7 « TV Oen- 'the power. The total receipts were icic macs. Hastings, i«. ------kJ 5 .7,” hall at Ralph Chesnay, Ludington. IM. for‘".ts. The members oL the cmb tral t , auditorium. aU(jltorium 814.462.43. showing that the waterw maxc a . _ _______ u.«*re on much interested that we .. . ... this entertainment I works is on a fine bustn.-A. Not. only will wmtaire him wany sembkd Thursday, they had tta in- * Prized Htv ^LTL^r^ftv Wayland Welterweight vs Doster!1*'0 8<xxl r‘*ulLs wil1 7ollow 0114 be worth wlule. because, of the ex- In fact it is so good that 82.500 was «***■„*r‘‘ formation they needed Chairman | We suggest that this would be a "«*J; £pje*r.' .j.1^ ““^1" Welterweight. presentation. cellencc of the music by the band, leaped from waterworkr money to “J* .*? Glasgow, wffcn the board convewd. Rood tune for people to preserve 1 Wavl.nd Ij» ----------- -------------but it tftll ateo b„- valuable in show-, the contingent fund, and 81500 to '“£a?ly. ^tter hod Ynadc a ptaln.statetneiil of th.- con- i.rome kind of a record of the times marshal, night poll a. fire clerical when he mg what Scout training is doing for the fire fund. not liad dcr ‘cal experience w »*n »* driver assistant, .n and the Tber- „1H bf. „ ,0» I lumber they wished for from IlOrto dltloiu. which require.! tta super-1 through which we are passing since ,|nick lnJck drn ‘r and -Mutant, entered the office, but he started in boys. Every member of this band is During the year, from the water*ne'L^‘ploy?1 Bl ”7 *aLer ond furious'bouta and the crowd*!* a thouja,ld T,,dl vlt-ars to meet-nnd to act and toi November 1929. when tta crash ini Boy Scout. Over half of them are! works income, there was paid S3.- with tiie determination that he of «• The »“>"»» °L?cre‘ o( M‘c,'‘«an land ■aEagle give thte urgent mattcr^mniediate i the stock market gave tlic country r^urtioJ wa*^umPou‘^^ 016.14 tM repair ’ s and altereUons at Scouts, and the others hove ‘ ——— —■* ■ * consideration. . warning of what was coming. t,by the XSl “.sr' Un*n,m°UAly ■<‘opt':d I material reduction in prices te .Uli **" covered with virein pine, hem­ attained high rank in scouting. the waterworks building and tor » «»d 414 Bn_PPJ^L '' ¥ Mr. Osborn was advised by Mr. This record should mention the | mine th0 council. fou,ic11-. . in force. The local fans will be In- lock “nd ot,“r forw,t ‘rw!L N°* Set down Friday night. March 24. moving and relocating the'pumps. "as^“Mr. Rogers could not do Sinke to apply for sufficient funds prices received for form products I terested In seeing Pete Barlow ap-,«««' Principal source* of lumber are a* the time when you will hear the Not only did the waterworks xevc- toe-arne. to cover relief work for tiie months rot various times, as well as price.-. UtLTUN COUPLE MARpear in the bantamweight class for T***5' Louisiana and the Pacific !ISea , Scout band and be sure and get w^^t^lmmoreLn^^ri o^o%£"n7be™7^ & of Marell and April. A careful csti-. paid for other Item*. It should show , -------RIED------------FIFTY------YFAIK u,e nm U,,1C Also the Hostings Coast. The.freight now costs more your tickets early. This te not a niCU rlr^i TEAHi. lPBin tpam 1[ns |uurercvc.i two lwovaiuooie valuable noad- »~« Per thotuand fan —than mate uus made by him; based upon tta climax of the depression was • -----------s -------------- odr people •— : incidental expenses at ‘hc i.. the persons of, Vick tr.-t. Black nu.!. o, nnrr fluid for fur better better lumber lumber grown Crown "benefit" nor anything of the sort. other tta number of families and indlvid-l reached when Michigan led tta way; ------ —, ■I (utlons In icc paid W“ It U designed to bring to. Hastings plant but it returned, after all that. JJ* unto for whom he 1ms had to prbjon February 13, 1933. when tta gov-1 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Adnan- (1f Stanton. Michigan, and Fred *>» Michigan. For tills reason rcfor- a- fine entertainment, with the ad­ a profit of about 81,750 to the city, i a»irut ?ide. and Mr. QJx.in stated that, in^ernor ordered a tank holiday of T Qbserve AnniverI Walker of Crystal. Michigan. Bothi«*“n« a live topic. Figures submitted by City Engl-' Jhcre was no mission price made so low that all hte Judgment. 815.UX) would rover eight day* for tta protection of so vobccyc auuivcr of t|lMe boy* have adopted the local] O« Michigan's 36.000.000 acres of can afford it. and Just high enough neer Sparks for the sewer deixirtMr the needs. Accordingly the apjilica- bank debitors, permitting limited sary Sunday, Mar. 19 lcjub Ils a mattcr ot choice nnd will!land- 30.000.000 acres arc best suitr to pay the coal of bringing the band meat were Interesting. The sewage |» ‘hl‘*’"d * tion was made by tta county withdrawals trom a new trust de-' o,, Sunday. ’ March 19. Mr. and' box under Odd Fellow Arena colors ed tor growing trees. Barry county- here and the rent of the auditorium. disposal plant was completed last i nl*n was 001 a^ ,tllc C^JSU*' through ito officers for a loan ot po»it to be opened in all the banks. | Mrs p^,, Adriani<>n Of DeHon will during the remainder of the season.: tbg speaker is well acquainted No chavge is made by the band for year at a cost of 87,865.2L When the never announced hi* csndldacy and that amount. Tta tenns. of the loan It should show that On March 6 j obM.rVt. lhelr golden wedding nnni-1 Tiie feature bout will be the contest' with this county—has 50.000 acres their services. All they ask to the previous year’s work was finished it ino doubt was greatly surprised 'hrt ’ ^d exxt when he tearned1 of hte nommaUrev require that'tta same shall be paid President Roosevelt issued a pro- । Vcrsary. I between Dick Palmer of Middleville iot P°°r ,and not adapted .for fann- coat ol their transportation to and from delinquent taxes which shall,clumntion closing all tanks, mojit of. Mr U|)d Mn Adrinnson were '“nd Harold Williams, the shifty col- ing. but excellent for growing Uni­ from Grand Rapids, and the rent 811,000 to complete the plant, and.”'* mSm tiETSSire"•’tf te collected, beginning in the year; which had been previously closed J Jx)lh ln Holjand and botp canu. ored boy. Palmer has developed u|bcr. From the dollar and • cento of the auditorium. ' . have it ready for operation. This and WlU snen *ntlr,; v®11 °* 1935. In-1। by proclamations from the governors I U) uieir (nte-country .ouw. Mr. m.. Sinke o...— askedTBr certain v........... ------ ------ ---------mui-counwy wivn parents ; with Uieir parents ! reputation for fast, ceffective and I standpoint it is good business to saving of 83.114.79 from the estimate , t of Andrew a ----- ---------fanslBTOW the terminal right products on our landformation concerning -h* the ^uinfv'. county's ni of fnrtv-fnur forty-four states, states. it It should .should show snow . ... U1 186a antl .luve BlwaySixical ilvej win). , deadly work. is gratifying to taxpayers. re-' financial condition, its situation us i that; un the evening of March 9. Jn nvc niUp;_ ot thls V1[]age since believe that he goes after his man With 50.000 acres in Btrry county FIFTEEN MILL LIMIT The sewage disposal plant was I Matthews *1j presented (or re to the collection of taxes this year■ the President issued another proc-,;moving from their farm in Orange- harder and shows greater follow-up unsuited to agriculture, bit well NOT APPLICABLE HERE and in recent .years. This informa-: tarnation continuing the suspension ; vllle 35 yTftr& ago the^ ljave re., ability than any of the other boxers, adapted for reforesting the speaker Tomun.,. .»,!».» c.pdeclared this county ought to be tion. together with the resolution indefinitely. . „ sided in Delton. They arc well and I Scat sales Indicate a full house, Supreme Court So Decides— (ably filled the position of chairman passed by the supervisors requesting it would be well to have this ac- . gttVorably known throughout thei-----------------------------------interested in community forests. the loan, was taken to Lansing by count itw ude not only the con- county wlwlr 0M,y havt. FTY GOLDEN YEARS FOR Some time ago the legislature These figures indicate that the ?*^S£Sftnro22cted“SlS City and School Costs Prosecuting Attorney Barnett on fusion^*4** «hte stua ion tuu many >Ta„ and enduredptoneer MD .Mn ' ”*0^0 passed what is called the “Seas annual operating.coat of the ptant.' rc‘clecled tor tbe Will Be Trimmed Friday. It will necessarily lake ' brought. buFalso relating- the) hard-1 hardlhlps M well utcr prosperity. MR. AND MRS. PARKER Bill.*' giving school boards, cities, including electric .current, will be J®"; . nrorppdlnr. some time ta get all the papers, ships suffered by individuals be-. I^)ur wew Mr and ----------The Michigan- Supreme Court approximately The year was-----------thte P®l«U unit villages, townships and counties the . j.yjr sons were oom to mr. 8W? anti ■_ thrnuah tn Washinaton and have cause of.it. Thl: kind of a record ,,.. Ik. Receiver! Rtimrlao Vi«if Prnm through to Washington Thte Adrlllnson, the two 01der ones Received Surprise Visit From right to acquire and manage , lands handed down an opinion which closed with a balance of 86.837.42 In lhe c them on there .nd the nert- will be prUed in luture >e«re I p,,,, Jr ind John M,toI Orand.on for forestry' purposes. .Since 1923 modlfiles the application of the fif­ the sewer fund. The entire coat '*S°*‘d ,nd ed money sent to thl, CTXtnty: but ---------------wore ,lo lM Great Beyond tn early manthere have been small experiments teen mill tax In cities having char­' of the sewage disposal plant « are all alad that Ole proatwela ncnRGE BRADLEY HAS llmod. Harry al home with hu parand Their Wive. ..... of thte kind, particularly in the ter provisions ftr higher tax rates went fovqyublc favorable for the loan going ucunuc. qhhull.1 nnu , ents. and Roy of tt-.ita ........the fiftieth annlverseem northern peninsula. Recently the than would be possible under lite Battle Creek. sir Mr , Saturday _was through, as the money is urgently IN I tnto I INI) ncLIVO Adriaiuon te 72 years of age and hls .sary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. village of Bellaire has been g^cn fifteen mill tax. (Continued on page six) \Ve would take It that thte would "7“".T1. "ot —— --------------------- —T „-------- T« • w ।wlfe 18 69 yeare old' A- W. Parker of thte city. They lud 180 acres of land, acquired by thr .TL- ai tteSewera William L. Chase was reiwminated state for non-payment of taxes. include Hastings: because the char-1 ■ That He Becnred During His tn order that this occasion may be planned to spend the day quietly. ter of thte city provides that a tax' “ t ^ware of i£ dt> ' ^pervteor from th. first and fourth tract will I* planted with Service in Enforcing the !mad? more complete and a day b/t their son and wife, Mr. and Thte HASTINGS FOLKS up to eleven mlltec.n^ral^ f^“n^XKby^i^m «rf‘ ’nd p L ,rom trees for a municipal forest, work . .I long to be remembered. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker, of Grand Rap­ city purposes alone Thte would be >u„ the ril If one wtlI will vMalt disposal ■ caucuses WERE RELIEVED Liquor Law in Mien. Mrs. Adrianson will hold open house id*, thought it a good time to celc- on which will begin thte spring. In Newaygo county, five school manifestly impossible if the fifteen plant, rec thr cmidiUon of the sew- u^heg‘7nW^\a,^l wX " Geocgr Bradley, of Lanring. for- I to all their friends and relatives who brate their own 26 years of wedded have been given tracts of mill limitation were placed upon Hear From Relatives in Cali­ mcr American Express agent of this imay wish to call and extend greet- lite—theirWedding having been on districts । Tuesday evei evening and the following city. That would require a lim lim-­ . raltvcly clear w (Tuesday city, and later connected with the; ings on Sunday afternoon from two , t|w same day of the month. So they forty to eighty acres each, and will this taS°".!2r » ih * > “ »'» ft *» “ ■» “ o" . nomination* for aldermen ware fornia Quake Zorie Who .... i a H*n, of nt the liquor la.O ,11 11 eight o'clock. -I,K EV-A-v until drove here iar.,4 and brought hwith them begin this year to set out forest enforcement laws nt of 11 and certainly not to exceed lu, .... r,.,.iiz/. h™,. much has ,n#de j their son. William, and wife. Wil- trees. Four more districts are pre­ four, the state, has some quite interesting Escaped Injury five mills, which would be contrary hvTh ieirct/^e the p;rst First Ward Ward— Archie Relckord. paring to do lite same next year, NAME liam Is the at Her-1 the provisions orovtelon* of of the city charter charter . ‘ do,'e. .TJ b> Second When Mr.,and Mrs. Lorenzo J. “relict” that he accumulated during DEMOCRATS Second W. Ward—Ed. Sent*. ■ UEMULHRIO filRMC pollhelm ers.window !t wastrimmer a surprise visto the the city ,h7'' „» ihp Mr. Kroodsma explained why thte to his connection with the latter servThu decision rf our hlBhe.r eoun •' “» »> Third Ward—Jdhn Weissert Maus first learned of the terrible FULL CITY TICKET it and they had a delightful- day ought to be an attractive proposi­ would not warrant eitlier the school; 1 nOTMpp ,,t fourth yard—Wm- A. Schader. earthquake in southern California, tion for a city like Hastings. The ----------together. Among other tilings te a violin P.TBirK --------- _ --„ __ which wrought its heaviest destruc­ case that a certain Jackson colored Except Treasurer—A. Lynn ', Il is fine to see a couple who have state owns land in Barry county, board or the city council in placingippanv eve *U$T RETURN GOLD OR tion al Long Beach, they feared for man toted through the streets of which it will give away for purpose# Udri uj hurt.™ upon <|» UW- R“D\™“ “T „ . . ; lived together so happily and conSUPPER THURbDAl EVE.( r nrfiTIdrATEC their son. Floyd J. Maw. who has a that city. inaiae [nc case waJl Brown Named tor otty tentedly as have Mr. and Mrs. Pork­ of reforesting. The state also has cis of this city. We know that, Inside the was I1(n not Everything is ready and everybody ft. UULU Ltnl IrlLA 1 Co home, ateo a dtate wNch1 he_ operJoUn mW * expwled> buV seedling trees suitable for re-for­ neither body would want to do that. Clerk ier tor Wty years. They have lived On the contrary we know that both is invited to Join with the Irish ini ----- —~ atea. at Long Beach, where the de- | u that Jlul mu.d esting. These It will give away al jju,_ th., itelpfully, trying to meet their duthe council and school board decelebrating the feast day of their ' Government Gives Holders the present time, up to 5.000 trees, ?ta^ ronrXrtv^aVl'teleeramy from ln,4‘rlor' nnd wh,ch wou,d 15014 at Tintil March 17th to to any municipality, provided they sire to economize to the extreme| patron Saint Patrick. St. Rose hall I hi. lcast n couple of gallons of moontaX,’Il'S p^£ mujiKJJS; will set them out. attend them and limit limn wherever wnerever po&sioic: possible; and ano It u cer- has been Been appropriately decorated aeconuca. a A Floyd that both he and his wife thln(_ B t -Amos.- OT -Andy." or i -------.u._ — .. . .. . ------— .-. j — Do That agree to-Increase the plantings reg­ talnly is possible. Citizens of Has-1 profusion of the green, artistically un^il“nd that : whatever h* name might have been. have the right to expect, and arranged, will recall the beautiful1 The government requirement to had suffered coniparatlvely .light • ovprpIay^ hls R„nP wherever he nations on their city ticket: live 10 to cnloy enjoy many more years t0 to­ ularly thereafter. Thus the state ting* llw damage Floyd has a fine businere; wenl |hal vlo(ln to gives the land add the trees. Even will not be disappointed in their ex- green meadows and hill* of the,' that any person having gold eertiflgether. Clerk—A. Lynn Brown. if compelled to buy them, the prices jwctatlons. that the council and the 'Emerald laic. I cates, which are currency, or gold there, occupying a targe bup<UnB> hM_iust like Mary’s little lamb It wosthoughl hto property might cZe «emed to be range around 13 00 per thousapd school board will cut expenses wher- smiling Irish Colleens will serve,। coin must deposit the same either in ES“7rr^^Si!'w'.iid«n. WOODLAND RESIDENTS trees, and 1.000 will plant an acre. ever possible, for the tax burden you with delicious creamed chicken.. local banks, or In tiie FVdercl R»< h>-£bEn.r.ulne£.by.!he tSmb)°f; h-ery e*«>y handled, and again it must be eased People cannot pay mealy Michigan potatoes. Erin *al-i| serve banks on or before Friday, The Hastings friends and relatives f something of a burden Justice—Maurice Foreman. HAD NARROW ESCAPE (Continued on page three) of Mr and Mrs. Emil Tyden raw u ^gme n*1 oupervuor_ Supervisor. 1st and 4th wards— _______ high taxes under existing condi- ad. home-made biscuits and along March 17. That to the limit fixed by Hons City government costa and with a cup of hot coffee you will get the government for the return of all sojourning In southern California,! _lnus Andv »-, t.kPn <n .nrf »< Wm J ' w “'eId wMr. and Mrs. P. 0. Flory's EPWORTH LEAGUE school costs must be cut to the level pie. tiw kind that only mother can1 this money to the government. «r. kl«, kiw. •»>M SPONSORING CONCERT ■ Oar Hit by Michigan Cen ­ of the ability of our people to pay bake. 27 0“ "‘ITAX"L ‘S’S.JS*- m £S .» 1 WiHti banka receive it from the taxes. The tickets have been selling very iiolder, they are required to rend the <£ M«M. »r r.mll, -hen JJTJT 01 ,he ™ tral Engine on Sunday ----------------------------- ------fast and the usual large crowd will goto or gold certificates to Die Fed­ -------------- )lcc , Mr. and Mrs. P. C- Flory, of Bringing Plectrophonic Sym­ JOINT PARTY FOR AMI be on hand to celebrate thte wwid- eral Reserve, banks. tractive printed cover. I~:‘.d: ™'i ■">' d-m«n,tu .ld.nn.nlc nond- Woodl.nd. n.d . m, n.™ nape phony Orchestra Here on night from ter father that they wvfr wa> a u lh>l ERICAN LEGION—AUXILIARY, wide feast Don Ufall to join the WOUld for thethat wards were>■ as_ fol- from ,rom kj.rir.iin senous inlnrv injury Ftunriav Sunday afterafter­ Thursday, March 30 NEW CHEVKOLST UNI were uninjured. They were in m h ld about a onbut m Fin™' nations IMta of 1*. Amre.n ^PWero’8‘‘ “J*"? ™ low*: noon, when their automobile was Wrd'lS HmG H.™ & A 11 ,Or » --j Auxiliary are invited !to Thursday Through the efforts of the Ep­ and attend evening. March 16, from struck by an eastbound Michigan First ward—Elroy Tobias. .. Mr. and Mrs H. O. Hayes have re- lably the ca4fp the ofllcers m,,, 5 to 7:30. anoltar column will, be read with Central passenger train at the West worth League, the people <Jf Has­ a Joint party at the Legton home on Second ward — Frank Hoonan. Jrom< h»« B2ui he> too< p.iiu P*ld me the penalty, penalty. xaul But , . . • । and “‘*u in. Michigan Avenue crossing in Bat- tings are going to have the oppor­ Friday evening of thte week at 1:30 Third ward—Harold Newton. husband. Mrs. ------------NOTICE. by115*1114-' Mr. and Mra. Mrs RdwanH,,.. Edward lbc -------two relict gjjow. the extremes to r tie Creek. They were driving west tunity to see and hear the Battle o'clock. Thte will be a warm sugar Fourth ward—Hugh Riley. Monroe, who live in Linwood, that wb(ch men would go to evade the Plectrophonic Symphony party and the women are asked toi The report being circulated that jon Michigan Avenue and attempted Creek *t,ure? Bb0Ut “*..?!* ,aw- lhou«h bitterly paid for Orchestra, in the Methodist church bring biscuits ready so they may be the Nashville School District is out. , to cross in front of the train when while working In a garage and Mrs. jt jn t]* end. REAL BARGAINS. hte machine stalled. The front of on Thursday. March 30th, at 8:00 baked at the hall A program of en­ of funds and that the schools are to nouncctnent Monroe suffered bruises on her arm. The J O. ftnnnr Oorep-n, — tertainment te being planned, also close, te absolutely false. Thte te the ““ the automobile was _________ struck and__the They also had word from Mr. and it EAR ING HELD FRIDAY. week of the spring vacation after Thls orcliestra of 40 pieces has those who wish may play cards. «n umouncemral In mu wrek Uut „ moved elw o< U» tree. The Mrs. Sidney Shipman of San Fran­ Judge McPeek came up from I which the schools will be in opera‘de “tto' Al .“1< nr* -reid.nl w— reported to the tnlue travelled quite extensively ahd is cisco that they went by airplane Cliarlotte Friday forenoon ^.u and «*Ite- when people will mou eppreeute It. .ullon Tn., 1 lion as usual and continue to the preparuig' now to play al the ma, anbul.oee BENEFIT SUPPER. from their home to Coronado. Ca).. tened to matters pertaining to the the, ouote nun, uenu the, Middleville O. E. 8. will serve, end of tha school year. Why such bul ,h,„ me oOleer. b, m,. rr.chln. iaani e^drerthtp o, "the u'ldWn. selling al vervlownrlcM.lt ahouM '__ .. ... --__ ____ SrSj World s Fair In Chicago. As thte te a The ■_ _ 25 cent supper in the Masonic statements ahoutd be indulged it to । one of their last concerts, don't fail held tbU Temple in that village on Wednea- hard to underatand. as there has । A memge was tccc _v ------- —Tickets arc only ten cents and it day night. March 22. from 8:30 till! never been any consideration given 1 have hundreds of items that tlvey incVv eocane ' George Coleman from her relatives clslons In certain matters concem- could not mention In their an. ; I. O. looks like there will be a packed all are served, for the benefit of।the subject and the rumor to only. ln Long Beach and other points in Ing the bank, which were brought nouncement. People appreciate such j BT. PATRICK'S DAY DANCE, Thomas Gillette, who waa so seri- another production of "Old Mother Saturday nfc southern California, saying none to his notice. It te hoped to open bargains three daye. Reed their adAt Freeport, Thursday. Mar. 17The date is March 3fr—the time ously injured in a fall last week.;Ooastp." •■ere injured. • the Middleville bank soon All who can are urged to come. | Nashville Board ot Education. I friends —Adv. rerttsemenl. I Adv. '2L21 tSTJ'Ijar’X, 2SS. .««*>; ENGINEER SPARKS . PRESENTS REPORT SHSSgg BEF0IIEST1 OF IDLE MS URGED ~ I , Q “■ ’..................... ar*- _1I H ,. x as h»L » ~ • �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 15, 1933 PAGE TWO COMPETITION GONE TO WILD EXTREME gM’S! CROPREPORT INTER-' ESTING DOCUMENT Women's Club EXPUHNED CONGER' «■ Knuts': MIDDLEVILLE. .THE LITTLE RED BRICK. LOCAL NEWS for some years a reildent of Cale-1 We appreciated the nice crowd we donla passed away on March 6th. had at our P. T. A- Wednesday eveSome of them get the pa­ For many years lie and family were nlng Also the entertainment put In Qrand Rapids There's ftn* tronege. The meeting of the Literature de* troriage of mkny timet that number. Mrs. --------------------------------------------Dan Leal* te entertalhlng residents of weal Thornapp’e and on by the Tuttle family. --.J I VclubIVI, __ ■ ,501 that leaves other pumps or sta-.. partment of the Hastings Women’s Oil Station for.Every the UT«and thte Wednesday ' had many friends here. Besides two j Mr and Mra lewis Clum of Lake tion*.with very little. ----------Club was held Friday afternoon.' afternoon sons living in west Thomapple WF odessa and Mr. and -Mrs. Warren Forty Automobiles T>» riawitauw® al Ihu rtrtlrr MICHIGAN STANDS FIRST Much 10. in o.nu-.l Klwol A. B. COOK. JR., TOLD OF i Mr. and Mra. Jacob Weyerman daughter. Mrs. L. R. Beeler. Uvea, yujer jcin and Charles of clarks­ We notice In the Grand Rapids' Ulw«n building. Mrs Kenith oil romianln Uww, . mi-’ u,. ■. —<«. McIntyre. . -------------------------------a. . . , have removed from the second ward here tjow, there art several other ^.re Sunday viaitors al the ORK OF STATE FISH IN U. S, IN PRODUOchairman of thtf department, had . to their farm east of Shultx. . children beside the widow to mourn home of Warren Bolton to■” •>charge of the afternoon, explaining HATCHERIES I McCrcery's 50c siwcial Monday, the pasitag of a loving husband and .u--, .nrnriae TION OF BEANS gas jximp for every 40 automobiles ICIU,g, that tiie three plays chosen to be | Tuesday. Mar 20 and 21. any lady's father. The many friends extend b^TnatuMav ewe­ owned in Grand Rapids. If any„.iniTr Hn1H. reviewed were representative of the dresA coat, man's suit or overcoat; their sympathy in thte sad thing could Illustrate the folly of! ,,,Eb COlJ*T' HOME. MARpR0PAR4ni?rSTlBNniiT ;I cleaned u» hoar. mu... ning, when friend* and to, neighbors SECOND IN CHERRIES— 1931-1932 season. . and pressed Cash and carry. --------competition carried to extremes { George Udder, aged 70 years, died “ •-—-• *'-i, Charlie Mrs. Frank Carrothers gave a' PROPAGATING TROUT, THIRD IN SUGAR BEETS very InteresUng review of Another that statement Vurely does. There!at the County Home on Sunday. .. .Woodrun ceieurate ner birthday. L-------------- ----------- I McCreery's 50c special Monday is no possibility by which the ex- March 12 and funeral services were. J Card* were played and — - -. - - . .... II Tl... uesday. Mar 20 «nd 21. any lady * nz Hythi.n Hdkw h*d as their, £re^rv«2T light repenscs of _. retailM* K*s can be met.; held...on Tuesday ai 2.00 P M, Re' Value of Farui Lands in the Th. a»«M. Hauh.o a*. m * J nnn x7k”«."*' llrc“- coal- tnJ‘ns »ult llr overcoat guests Monday eveniaa- the Girl ,,onmenU wcre KT ca' ; .under present conditions. from the B. J Adcock otflciating. Burial .n i „ ,, er novCffy in plot nor clmracter. bur ~ ‘ ‘ Bluegills .Cleaned and pressed. Cash and carry. Scouts, whom they are sponsoring Mr. and Mra. Richard Todd of but Planted 270,000 patroimgc of 40 automobiles Thin cemetery So' far os as1 patronage Thht the county cemetery. Blate Have Meld Above admirably conceived. —Adv. a fine supper and a short program Center road tun* been visiting the 'would be assuming that each would known Mr Udder hud no relativesand 125,000 Bass the Average in Country • "Reunion in Vienna" by Robert, |._The W. wC. T V. will meet WIU enjoyed. , latter's father, Herman Feidpausch. TA. Club En.heani vcry iTwUday' aftchwm. Mareh‘21. at*two ' The crop report for 'Michigan.I Emmet Sherwood was splendidly The Rotary and family. 11 twn Many cases ot what is being called , jus: issued gives a summary* of crop |>ortraycd by Mrs. L E. Barnett *informing “* *““ *-**— ** talk *by Mr. A. B Pook. 0 clock at the home of Mrs. J F Mrs. Forest Poiter of . Welcome the German measles are In and ; rtatLsttcx lor the two years 1922 and This b- a gay. robust, sophisticated Jr., of Lansing, supervisor of the tip- Edmonds W'lh .K- fisherieToir .. thte .u.- state. ..... I t*McCwrvi McC|Wy , soc mweiai xtnnrtnv Lbout tbout here. here. Several Several children children arc arc out out 11932. and is sm interesting ducu- comedy Of a very high order. How- eratlou of tfo । went. . . —ever — **ome ------ ’ — critics •*-■-»Myjik that the which are controlled 0y the stare.Tuesday, Mor. 20 and 21. any’lady's.of ^hool'on lh“ ‘££Wn^ | Mr. and Mra Charlie Woodruff .... report- shows uuu WR- wcr. **h V* | The that .there were '• ”U>* *uuld no? *“'* of Xiiciiigan Michigan iusid landsuccess had it not been for--------- —. w- , 1 1.463.000 1.4<m.uvu acres 01 Kervaunn activities. »r-iiviuM Fisheries cs.K.rty.. is i. only „„t,. I _AtJv iMt Friday attending the Has-1 CLAY HILLS. --------------------— .which .— yield- the two individuals who played the nervation planted to com--in .1932 • regular ’ • „ Tire meeting of the East- tings Windstorm Insurance mcetlm: I id 33 bu-dwU of shelled coni to the lending parts, Alfred Lunt and one of many. Mr. Cook's depart-1 — it the Rowe hotel T11<‘ Cu Bu»y Bce cl‘‘b m«l «?lh MrMLynn Fontanne. jinent cares for the artificial propaem Btar will be Tuesday night at me Rowe noter I iclara jcr M,rch 0. children s [acre. Tiie price on December I was' Mrs J. M. Townsend dehghtfullly gallon ot fish for the lakes and March 21. Mr and Mrs W L. Hin126c per bushel, giving a total value James Clark and family will soon 3crap books were made and they are of II3.51A000 or an average of $924 brought out ip her review the hu- streams of Michigan, as well as foreman will have charge of the pro- move from Carlton Twp. into Hie W- to be sent to a hospital. mor .4 the musical comedy "Of the P _ne Great Lakes. ; gram. It. Harper farm. | Mr and Mri Harrte of Fremont The speaker paid a high compll- jI The Tiie meeting of Shntaliaya Camp Winter wheat was given 691.000 Thee 1 Sing" written by George SThe boys are anxiously awaiting apent a couple of days last week -—.---.t-------superintendent !’ Fire group was held at tiie home of gvxxl weather so--that ------------------they can com- wUh th(,lr SQn Ffnnj. anrt wlje acres and produced an average ot Kaufqisn and MorHc Ryskind. Thte merit to Mr. Brass, superintendent 15 o'clock, o'clock. meoe practicing ball. They hope to 24 bushels per acre. Tire price on ! 11 lx’,1,lcaI sa,lrc "’id w^s given of the Hostings hatcliery. He Mid Ethel Sayles March 8 at 4:15 Eugene Haight and family and December I was 39c. making thr to­ the Pulliaer prize u*ard for this Mr. Brass had been connected with After a short business meeting re- , put forth a real team thia year. Guy McNee and , wife spent Saturday » • Right now, in our opinion, is the tal value of the crop *6.302.000. or yc«r. the first time that It has erer: me department for many years and , freshmenu were served. Republican caucus convened at evening with Francis Haight and been awarded to a musical cortiady .had.wen a deservedly high place for; The next nutrition leMons will b<an average of .$9.12 per acre. 3 P .M. and placed tiie following tn family at Home Acres. Theto err.. Mn non ’ . -^ S of „ lh ® °' on 1 " 1 hte good work and a reputoUon in given by a representative from M time to buy furniture. Do you note nomination. Supcrviaoi*. Supervisor. Frank oarGarLeon Pslti Putts and wife spent spcnl Bunday an mrr* *“ bnefly XmtuTiw h^i and ww bow; Clerk. Oourt U Boley; Tress- afternoon with George Cook and urer. Theo H. Armstrong; Highway : »*fe in Partnalce. the feeling of confidence in the new 115 bushels to the acre. The price Kcnith McIntyre in her usual methods he has applied in carrvinc leaders urged to attend. on Ucendxr 1 was 24c per b^hel. charming manner mT h“ wwk He ^uted tS^t^ Commr.. CJgud Kenncen; Justice of On Wednesday of lost week o Peace. Jenls H. Campbell; Membe/ makin. drspenes and pictures Tuteiery hi? ufi y£ making th.the value ..t of .hr the r^?i7 croi? $7.­. - Wjll administration? This in itself is sure T»:mtfl or r>Tcn rw>r acre. .. u . , . ™»uu»* iiau......... ui» nunux-r number oi of mttiie American lx Legion -kiou 176.000. $27.60 .1! be bv Mrs Vd«i«uuwry Ror)(Win-; ..... .. year .fin..... Auxiliary __ ’ ’ ' ’per T, ' , 1,1 be discussed by Mrs V. diseitx.<>i<d R. Win- propilBntc j p)ante d 270,000 members met nt tile hall Board Review, Howard M. Smith. Sugar b«-uwy the uneprofiubk- irwer and Mrs. j. M Townsend at gerilll4r bluegills and 125,000 bas. of nnd finished a quilt which- they .Constables, Samuel Zcrbc; Earl to bring better business for every­ crop ran In in the while whole state. state T>re ware the mrctmg u he Home depart- Urse all ol wfy hJgh Qua|uy had sold. A ,n||er wns Kernuen. Guy Cline' arid Otto A (>lt pit Juck luck d dinner ' Wood. In Uh- evening th? Detno121.000 acres plained io*’”* 110001 iTho body, and prices are' bound to go ..... weight of uv the fish ,ul, sent J.... fromlscrved ..U.UC.LM nnd ill thr Illi- ladles inuivc hud null uu happy>’ IIcrais iu-ld theira and placed the fol-' Which yielded an average o! of 9.8 98 110, Central school bui.ding. 1 Hastings hatchcry hatchcry when'planted when'planted Ini in .social time. 'Hastings social time. in nomination; Supervisor, ton.' per acre. The price on Decern.lakes was nine tons. It had required j Dr A. W Woodbumc and Mrs lowing much higher, inasmuch as almost Potts; Clerk. R. Ely Mc­ ;fnun forty to sixty tons uf food to-Woodbume of Hastings were weak- Julian i, Lee M. John­ value of the crop was $7 164.000. or : grow them to the size they had at-, end gursu of Dr. D. R, Lethbridge son; ‘Naughton:, Treasurer. every manufacturer is now running ot Peace, olenn Solo­ considerably more than the value of ; tained when planted. and M^.' Lethbridge. Mrs Wood- mon; Justice Member Board of Review, 691.000 acres sown to wheat. Tire 11 The speaker said Michigan has burne gave a very- interesting talk Glenn W. Allen; Highway Commr. at a loss. average value per acre of sugar .LOCO „hd the ,o the young women of Hie Melho- George Viera; Constables. Clive beets was $3881. , streams and the fish in them belong ^'t church Sunday evening on life Churchill. Frank Harris, George We urge you to com­ Tn the oOuntry at large Michigan . , i to the people of Michigan. The pco- . hidia where she spent several Weller and Flank Cave. was 13th In the production of corn; • Take time to look over our stock pare prices this spring pIc °P8ht to be interested in their ! >'ear!*- ,A l‘a served in her honOth in -winter wheat; 13th in oats; COMMENDS THF. 'AClTinU ACTION property. There are always a few!or at thr church at 5:30 o'clock pre-! Saturday evening after closing tlie before you buy. It isn't nth in barley; fourth -In buckpast i-lfice Tliomas I. Gillette, our of Furniture and see just how cheap­ OF LOCAL ODD FELLOW u ho show a disposition to break Iwr address —Ingham q>unalways the largest store genial clerk, did .some trading and ARENA OFFICERS cvrry law Thu u «f>«hdly true; IL-News, and 3d in sugar beets. The state al­ . then started across tla- main street ly you can buy. Don’t forget that inow. when men who claim they that has the best values. so stood* 13th in the production of pavement to hLs car. when he slip... _F GEORGE F. alfalfa seed. It was 6th tn the PURPOSE OF BOXING TO Our merchandise is new ANDER3ON ON MARCH. 10. pvd and [ell landing very hard upon ■ from this point on business is bound quantity ot apple* raised:/2d in of an injured hip. He was ambted v» nnd standard quality. cherries; 3d m peaches and 5th In MAKE CLEAN SPORTSMEN S to be on the up grade. pear:. We guarantee the wear om of hls only I of unlawful size for the ptirpone of ’him in the tire |!<>** nf hl* nnlv brother. hmthor doing all that he ho could to relieve A dcciilcd change In the hay crop Amateur Boxers Must Not gam. If they hunted or .fished to George P. Andi-ngin. who died in Do- the pain. On Sunday un X-ray was and full satisfaction has taken place in ten years In 1922 keep the wolf-from the door, it Iron. March 10. utfvr a few w<vkN' taken, showing a cracked bone in Violate State's Laws If there- wen- 208.000 Mlcldgait acres with each purchase. illness. Tiie funeral was held there U m * hip and on Monday he was takThey Wish to Box !I would _ not be so bad: but -where growing alfalfa. In 1932 this hud their purpose is to sell the game and Monday afternoon of this week. Mr. cn t-i a Grand Rapids hospital to: increased to 7W.000 In 1922 the land A letter *as rcrt-ived on Saturday* fish it’ u'nmhing les* than stealing Anderson was well known in Has- treatment. U is hoped that lie will growing clover and tlrpothy hay in. of last week by the local managers i from the public. tings where.lie often visited during only have to stay thin- a few day*. j Michigan totaled 2.628.000, acres. In of Odd Fellows Arena, from ComTlM. 3pea|tcr rXpUlnM lh(. din„. ■ Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Anderson s real- Ix iore he can be, brought homo This 1932 this acreage had decreased, to w is a iuird blow tor Tom and hu niLssioner Dwight C. Barker, Secre-[ enC(. between raising tWil and b*v. dence la-re. 1.419.000. At the time of hls-drath Mr. An- many friends hope for hls rapid recs on farm l;d»ur were । ,tar.J ot the Athletic Board 0! Oon- j^rct, ^d bluegills. Tiie latti-r Tiie statistics on farm Libor ’fere derson held Hu- re.«i>onslble ix»ilion. covery. “n i have to la- propagated In ponds. of private secretary to Lawrence interesting.. Tlx e cavered ...I each Dozens of Miss Myrtle C-iok Cook was taken to a -' u *ptn.ioii of some local boys ’ h 9 , : Trout can be stripped of their eggs year from 1924 to 1932 In 1924 the member, TA of the thr' proper propc,r tune. tltne However, <owrw. thr the Fischer of the Fischer Body Corpo- horiUUl on Saturday Jnr an opera-•. supply of farm labor was only about formerly had been .'J"-ult ini Amateur tif® th«*. .. ration ami formerly had held tiie non on her ear. I’, would seem that. Hastings, Michigan 98 ; of the demand. In' 1932 the A/ *.atA ! * Wthletic AwiciutKMi ; slat** Ond u cheaper to buy trout same position with Henry Ford. He p as mul more than her share of .-.r,, suite Barker «•«*« stresses U1 me supple was Ofolt 210 afo-e the M l c mt- B*r«r .e.*strict t^cf .,eggs from big private hatcheries in ■'■i.J.F''di,nnaMl !< F~.Hto.~mtA ^ulrv',lr,lti which «hieh are .to enforced: ea*t and in the mountain du- leave* a wife and i» son and daugh- ilh-<-f.s this winter Arc Here! ot about $33 CT per «-lnl’-ncnt6 Athletic S-~uthe•>»louilI Atokue, tricts of the west, than get ttiehi ter and many friends to mourn---------- - < ♦ * ——— □ $19.75 in 1032. Xu f ub ^rr F ,n winch they I fieri- The slate bought about 8.000.-, month in 1922 lo $19.75 in 1033. Ill Beautiful worsteds in ” ’ have conducted their amateur ex- {coo trout ,.gRS year -MET HFHF*s*Triti»\v The roiMbllcan caucus was held; both cases this include-, board, .MEI HERE mATLROAI. Thursday at the town J»ll. The blues, oxfords, browns, ■inpltloiu. . ’I The science of growing trout has I recent About otic hundred peraoiu; galh- samc.officcra were nominated with' It rewetlable. Mr. Barker mB(Je marked advances in rcceiit' greys. Michigan have held up better than “.hat tire b«>ys uhom -you -iuv<-.y carx w »< Um; noa-. Asumithe fnjnAthe hatchhaich-t: 1/ .,d 1,1 -- ,h'* ccurt ------ room ------ , Saturday ;—■;the exception nf Justice oi tiie peace, !,*•<. M* uuto. the average m flu; country. accord­ recommended for susj.enslon. .suspension, bellu 1IW , period lK . r (od in early . -pniu nnd« until n re.. • i, ,nr n ' ” ' n ' w w> ’ i ' «n 111 i^jxin rt-ip-.n-v -e to t j the call of of ( . Mr. and Mis. Janies Nagel ac-» ing to this report. % .-.•tiAda ot criminal j-rimiita! convictions, eonvurtlnnK havei■ ,lcMed ....................... ..... th, vnrialirin nfol Rz-h.v.l cause ln Mreams hie in .............. the fair 01- ’’ A:Association School Ofllcer.. enmpunied by Rev. and Mra. Floyd failed P> absorb the lessons m they grow to a length ol from live and Taxiwycra It was cxjiec.led that Nag.-l of Charlotte went to Drenthe ■sporutnanshlp'derived from ania-; to niches • -lUprerfntffmc Charles F. Parkei । on Thursday to attend tire funeral SHERWOOD ON itcur contest-:. The The amatejir ______ reur foxing contest-,. jt 15n l CJuy to IlroIWIKare fuh N001'! b«- present to give un addre-.>. ■ at James Nagel's brother-in-law. ----- ------I boxing WW|I contests --------- promoted ------------ in ... Hat .. . au< upw<|rds oj 100 but on account of pressing duties, at. Mr. and Mra Wert Schiffman ol and a tan wcuth<*r(proof tired minister, died on Friday 111 ung.» have iL‘ been splendidly supe: I,,that 1U14 attack <■**««■* them ipcm in Ml streams aifcama. lake, uioca Larisim: .— ” , -----lx- wm unnblr • -.to » — keep—hl$ —- Hastings ----township —----- -have — —r~i bought the trench cout for 75c ex­ the Chirk^Memm-lal Homo tn Grand ;vvised ^ed n i„j tu no way whatsoever;jand and sn(| hatcheries It te is a constant fight. fight cnRidremcnt. so there there v.a no speech.: Ed. Eil. Stairs Stair# farm near near the Jones Haptdi where h<............................ lived lor tra. Isn’t this a value JW UlKU'll'aill'II can your oiguulratlon US be LUULIMU criticised j; p, r^jje them. If it were not for the n i gmxl qppirtunity for schoolhouse and will move there ‘77*7 ;for l‘,r Ow il-.e aettops actions of the contestants .AOr^ oj n,,. hatcheries fishint* °l th l,rP'’”1 to Rive vent soon. • not to be found else­ L? ,J.i.s iuhcn hlc juruaicuon the- jurisdiction of I become a lost art ft is the '■'x ------------ >••• ‘’|Wnen outsideouts tnr of would ,hnr fcc,in--''‘ r,n th* subject of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mayville have where? k? “.'.“’J:*4?', !•“*.!?"* bt’r‘’ *‘U* Club. !new“up|SyVdded even year to lla ta*'“°n 'n <hnoB etr No dcftnit- returned to tlwir home after spendhte son for a long time I The value of athletics, and par- jaxcs of Michigan that makes any uc,wr- *■** Liken." It Is hoped thatIng Um- yinter in Grand Rapids with H<f was torn tn New " ,"'aU < n Ueul,irIy b;,x‘ns- *“ immediately :Of them worthwhile fbhcfiit place- ,,’*re mB> w a ”fe''ting a week their daughters Nov. 7. 1836. coming to • ’‘c idh'h -h»! recegtured by our government dur-i'-j-he state could do much better if ,ro,n Satufd"y afternoon and, if Mrs Myrtle Erway Scott of Hav 185$ landing at De troll, *■ ""a,r. . r\ lll< u,,! World war and was indud- (he game and fiih laws wcr- better P0«1,’1<*. a good speaker will be sc- tings u stayinfi with Mrs. Matilda MB 'Time to'buy Furniture! WATERS n STATE ATHLETI RfllRfi APPRflVFA JUHlIU Hr I |UlLU alreama "n<*the fl,h’ln ,heml CLOTHES SHOP I S S'.JTnSi'uS.'ir.ni’ Yours for Better Business Compare Before You Buy! SfflDeir IFonraDtair® C® “Complete Home Furnishers" Spring Suits Buy It Now! POTATOES 10c ORANGES Sunkiat 2 Dot. 29c FIGS Hunt'* Supreme Brand—.2 Can. 2Cr i train to Marshall 130 miles to Goldwa । carpenter wt'-rk for ! I11 1858 ^• decided l > enter th*e;fui ot cxerclse and U taught- in An extensive work is done by the ministry and dc.pite hls lack o: ed-ld,^., on u1(l fl,x>r and in physical, fi-.h hatcheries along the Hur?n iication wixs fiv«n .< Items.- to 'ex-|l (ill(.atloll .AOrx, Boxing requiresJ shore in raising what may be called hort. ARer 1 D-rsevcrahce, adherence ,. ..lir„4 h7t r I’ wiiviviiu- to io details. urair. Urr .|£ Lakes fish, such as wiiilc Gre.it white flvii ftsii is marriage, he ils S —«wed 15 r_Lt_. «,,,u kK<T vi>m“’r co-ord.... “lallno of >°hid. land and Mackinaw Mackinaw trout. trout. Last Last year Year the the educatiorf while hu wife stwed for! (KKi.. . i jstate raised 264.000.060 of lake fish 1 jx-r day to supixirl him while he ; ' w ‘ * ff«At WAny M'xnucs! fry..and planted them in the Great udli.d He preached for a while V,,,L' : ■of fwnptauon open W our youth Of Lakes. The eggs were donated by ' Ho ore K-msd m l SH.^ntL t !‘'tUy' *1>1Ch *Trc i,rac'lci,11y non-1 Shr fWiermcn. mostly by the big fish : . “ . 1„ . . . ,L'[! existent existent aa few tew year, years ago. ago. To To offset oK.et comnanM-x. companies. This ThU helns helps orerftlv graMy in in; I churches tn Walled I.ik.-. Wotcr- this condition we must neee...<an’.y maintaining ftr-h in the Great Lakes ! Iford. Rhe* Junvtf-m. JL-bewa. Sun- /{turn to-athletics in nil it* branches|. ------—-—-------------। ford Gladwin. Anti OBITUARY. -------- . m a mean* of keeping our boys and’ i Copemish. Marietta. u:na •*>’•« gtru la-allliy in body and mind. The ’ Mrs q,L-n Eonsnccker Wratard 1 Mutton • circuit- For -or Mill!. ago Sumi Sherwood .... "* n’l’tldi ilG .SualLXi ™ "r.W 1 EX ’™f", Sbt^ Woodar’1' T,1C” U,°“ nwn''d to - ciitions ,’wmcn warranted the arrest m .. 7 and and conviction convictiou vt of the the boys, boys in in your your || JII1OV1IU ll0VIIU t/l ton) county where they F-udoumz 1U struct rnloreement!‘iad. ln‘.'d ,or ?'Tr fl,5.y S’*"* H.'.r ; J*11?'* I*** °B S1»2D her. 1929. after after which which she she lived lived with with heri , abo received during the pa< week children until slut pas-H-d away Fum-i. noitec of the suspension of five oth-ii Marell 10. at* the honu- ot her son.' er :n<-n from Kalamazoo and Vlcin- .Clarence, of Hastings, aged 80, Tty. who had been accepting money; 5 tnos.. 3 days after a linger* | for competing in athletic contest:,, : years. ing illness of about a year;. She. thereby disqualifying themiwlvcs as -.C.|V,.^ Io ... WOUIMH i anuuurs. Supervision of this nature Leon Armstrong and is oound to keep the coilccr. high — Tlx station al Wcoobury rchool and other amateur athletic* I; Clarence Woodard. Hasting*. Mrs. i.ursda y. March 9 upon a clean and eportunanUkc Jay Blakncy. Freeport. Mrs. ClaraHeath. Chicago. Mrs John Darby. I In* atiun h» | Nashville, Mrs. Walter Wilvon. ytars. in fact it sta un tha* i Mrs. Eveson Beck, Carl­ an un pxnt when w. r. c. meeting: . I Comstock, ton. Or* and Galord WoOdard.'Kalin Kd to Wjman'» Relief Corin met iamazoq. Also twenty-jeven grand­ Hie C K am! 6. it March 11 meeting was called to . . or- children and Mx great-RrandchilLajc jp AT* HiC Her by the president. Mrs Emma tirfn- be’idcs many- nephews and > t*-cn nitiy to Dr- Weyertuan Roll call of nieces, and a h.»t of friends. IX----------- and a Quality Meats Premier SHRIMP 25c Premier Lobsters -Z5c LEAN PORK ROASTS, lb. BEEF KETTLE ROASTS, lb. . SWISS STEAK lb SPARE RIBS 2 lb*, for BACON SQUARES lb Swift’* PREMIUM Bacon, fg, lb. pkg. 10 10 12‘ 15 6 11 Smoked White Fish; zinwked Trout Feldpauschs **Whtrt Bttttr Foods Cott Leu Phone 2272 delivers at s-io am. in regular form and the 1 ^.7^ 1887“ nd im Luther M ''Breit- .-k I i scsMon was taken up and llivlni , w e*u—v i el various ccmmltHes {rlcnd XMIW ime He 28 calls were made on sick1 ’ .. •and .-.nut-ins since the last meetingi ' 1 • La ke Od SPECIAL NOTICE. •i n*“wo«h. and six dollars oilier than money' Union Evangelistic meeting will cliMry i -■ . »• u< closing 71-.- Marell turthday party wdl be ** «*« «*» ThurWay at the La: nwUn|[ the above In Id tn the lull March 17 with a P* ’???*"'* c‘!Th,nc to Wnudbury | ■ word c w.u* , I • the station) ins - were given for the tmod of th- ltrv and *rmon °»“W t0 >’»• reder. MretinJ clJeS ta «tSa ’ r >^ “ yof ^£ ’2? J? campsn >ll*tf form by siugnut America and giving;“j??*’ ll,c c,,y Mta*| ■ : it ■t the iie-jplr flag . -Hute — Clara Tinkler. I -^on* *■* speak. i-a saiuur.-wara »ma.tr. । Wth. C Oearilart. Sec. want th.- ,rr th* rau.vKij belie.- UM. CIRCLE NO. ». | ' ~~ NOTICE. > 8 Ct tire MethodiM L. On and after this date I will not1 • -uh Mn. Hurry Wi»l|lw n-apondblr lor debu eonlriwUd 1 id Bt. op Tuesday, March br am-onc but qtyself Dated. Mar.; 121. All welcome. 114, 1933. Ralph Mead. Adv.-2«k*. Attention Farmers! anil men who want an extra good Overall or Jacket, • Buy A Bartel O’all Seed Time! IIINIKiM You want the BEST seeds you can buy . . . seeds with a high germination percentage. * for 79c It’a a super quality gar­ ment’ and not to be found in any other store in the city! Pure Wool Dress Pants We have a complete stock of all FARM SEEDS. S3^ -s4- All are Michigan grown seeds (except the alfalfa seed). the kind that hold their, shape and wash, too. Serges ant^ worsteds in blue, oxford jtpd brown. illlllMIKLMIHiillM Strong, Sturdy Work Pants CONSULT US ABOUT SEEDS, BEFORE YOU BUY ELSEWHERE! 89c SMITH BROTHERS VELTE& COMPANY Dealers in WOOL GRAIN, S^EDS, FLOUR FEEDS, COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. Telephone 2257 • Hastings, Mich. Dark grey color and a dandy pant for every day wear. WATERS CLOTHES SHOP �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAlft'H 15. 1133 Sporting Items REFORESTING OF OLE LANDS URGED , 1IICHRANK. I family of Battle Crock spent Bun- . Doris, and Gladys Jones, al) of neaflMrs. Laurel Marshall Sunday after- 'Mra Zena TWkor The Moore school p T. A. pro- day at Ben Daly's. Battle Creek. noon were. Mr. and Mrs. John WaiMr. and Mra Pl gram which was pori poned will be Ouesta ut the Iiome ol Mr. and MIm Bcmice Hallock ol Marshall! ten ot Hastings wWrrw Calvin, .nd exited ontha lartarte Friday night, March 17. Refre.th-■ Mra. George Hoffman Sunday were, spent a few days with Mr and Mrs. friend of Hopkins; Mr. and Mra day Mr .ns uZ* ments Mr. nnd Mrs. Leon Holman aud;Clare Marshall and family. . !Clare Marshall and' Marshall and Mr and Mra’I Middleville Y group attended Mr. and Mra Frederic Swarts and Misms Maxine Packer and Hilda/ Callers at the home, of Mr. and}oreen. and in the evening Mr. and BattteCreek. church aervictu last Thursday eve­ nlng at the M. E church instead ol {having pwlr regular Bible study. . Y. M. C. A. ITEMS WOODLAND BASKETEERS . CLOJj_E SUCCESSFUL SEASON. (Continued from pagr ooe) Woodland closed a successful bas­ ket ball season with sixteen Victor­ U. >u<M tbu. In SWunrUnd.1 ios and two defeats scaring 142 (her. an clUH all <4 when. fnu. Kl*Mr 'S11.!'!’ point* against opixmcnta* 419. Long nlelpal axpeiuaa. IMIudlna Lh, com *nM! naal Ba.urda, »rul ll u leads scorers with 237 points. ol paU irom Iron, ciiy-owncu w-nanw "W7. ll>.(. Mis. K P Anarll will ui an- paid ....... ,.......... — The team hud not lost a game loreata. These arc maintained »c»> ral so.os. tor.u -nwa, am m -------- ■ in jWhIMJe — — 1 — since December 8. when St. Philip's good condition, with constant, Kent county has, a conference at won at Battle Creek 27 to 28. so the growth ot new trees where old ones Cedar Springs for high school boys district tournament was easily won. |nre taken for lumber. (only this week end and Lansing taking the final game 41 to 20. I 8t Howell last Bat­ Woodland was defeated in the I Mr. Kxoodsmn urged that Hm-i8”* ,xW interested in ----this.•' ppject semi-final of the regional tourna- tings get — T~Z*“ C" la­ iutaa*' ment at Grand Rapids by Lowell I It ,*would w,W not °foffer I*r.hhone 9* 01of imine- • Barry county has a special treat 26 <«•’<•' or fifty ao to 21. si. Captain vapiain Smith amnn was unable unatnc-----~ reward. —~z~' but tn forty ~~ conference’in Hastings M. .to play . . .... .miM havr an In this game on account ot i ye“N nilour cl,y wwouW an (norma lncomf‘ E church for teachers and leaden, illness account ol |rom a iJMOble falejt He rf<.onl. )n the penon of Mr. W. F. Kifwey Opponents scored 79 out of mended Hutt we start with not to from Indianapolis, who has a real foul shots ।exceed twenty acres, plant five acres;story on Life Sharing with the Co­ Team scored 110 out of 210 fouli ”* ftrst >Tar and ^mdly add to ilumbla Conserve Company The regshota 1 the planting thereafter. 'titration fee for all Is only five Team made 173 personal fouls. j At this point C. IL Osborn, who j which includes a dollar meal --- —»-•-*■ owns a tract of land in Yankee and “ priceless program beginning WEEKS CORNERS. 1 Springs, which now contains 15.000 al 9 30 A. M and closing at 4;3O. Walter Thompson; who has been growing pine trees. offered to give Remember the date. March 18. place sick the past two weeks. remains, the Commercial Clpb twenty acres PurPc*c — to diacuas about the same. I'adjoluing this property. If they! "Whal 11 Means to be a Christian. Mrs. Bessie DeCrocker. of Scotts desired to undertake tiie expert-1 Lakeview High school and Dattlc and Mrs. Jessie McArthur of Hick- went. Later he said he would add | Creek Y girls also coming and girls ory Corners spent Wednesday with' another twenty acres as a gift. A lot and frora e'Tr> high school in their parents. Mr. und Mrs. Frank of question* were osk<-d. all of wlflch. Barr,- county. Matteson. —tHe speaker was able to answer | C. P. Angell attended the meetMr. and Mrs. Leslie Dickerson; promptly. As a result of hls talk a1 ing with college students at East spent Sunday P. M. of last week motion was made and unanimously' Lansing last Saturday. with the latter's parents. Mr. und carried that President Robert WaiThe Young Men s Y group which Mrs. Chi*. Beach of the Hendcr- j ton appoint a committee of three to I meets this week at Mr Angell s th£tA.<Un,Ct . ' l,,VCJttl«at* lhe proposition, and re-1have been invited to meet with Johnson returned meeting ,jmU«r Ktuupa groups oi of event Kent vo Co at Cule—jBob . . ............. .. ; .to Leslie ----- 'port ----- —at the next ...... .... —with —••i.-niiuur 'VIckerson'K iw<-k ’'Hunduv __ ....... Dickersons last lust wcek *sunday, alter, rrc'.untnentlatlnri* recommendations al as to what what Ifwv they donia ... ln ._ thc nctir «utur-. , ia« i Ljuucsi aiicnmince ever nan was home folks near Vestaburg. STATE ROAD. I present at the Barry county mlnlsThe Wests from Grand Rapid.* Our p. T. A. was not so well at- terissl meeting last week. Rev. Miles spent Saturday with Mr. West ut tended on account of bad weather. , of Delton had ax guest Rev.-Bucge their farm home but those who did brave the night <>t Martin and Rev. McKean had NORTHEAST WOODLAND. surely enjoyed a fine program. The Miss Ixah Brown ami Miss Helen Mr. and Mrs. Baker and" son of Irving Grange and Wood Buzwrs of । Higgs who are holding special Vermontville spent Thursday at Ho­ Hastings put on the program. : meetings in his church. They famer Sawdy's. Mrs. Tiielma Rase, who has cared i vored the group with very special Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon entertained for Mrs. Etei<: Solhard. and her | music. Next meeting is at Freeport her cousin from Prairieville one day housework, has returned to her; M- E. church. April 4th. last week, also Mr und Mrs. Tomp­ home. Mrs. Sothard Is gaining. D0WLIN£ HIGH SCHOOL. son of Vermontville. ' _______________________ | Tiie tenth grade will stage their -----_ play “The,Deacon's Courtship." Frlday and Saturday evening*. March • 24 and 25. The .characters are as ; follows: Topsy Tuny, Lorevo Pow­ ell; .Mae Golden. Thelma Tobias; ! Mrs. Clarendon, Edna Gerber; Lord {Clarence. Robert Rees: Frank CtoldHere’s HOW to Start Your Own [en. Caryl Isham; Ned. colored serv' ant. Merrill Isham; Deacon Jones, ' Wayne Buckland; . Miss’ Spriggs, | Marjorie Smith. ! Nine new students entered the Starting April 1st and until May 1st Dowling school the past week. we offer the following WAYNE I Fifteen of our< pupils will enter ■ the County Music Festival In May. BABY CHICK Deal to you for ■ 1 The tenth grade is Invited to at­ tend a High school conference ut 20 White Leghorn Chlclu1 Wayne Chick Thermometer Hastings March 18. ’ (PetUfaJ 1 Wayne Instruction Book j The tenth grade has chosen their I class motto—Finish What You At­ 10 li™. Wayne Chick Starter 1 Chick Conteat Card tempt; .class flower—Tulip; cla»s Feed in a "Feeder Carton” -ALL FOR 51.75 ' colors—Green and Gold. ! , Dowling Primary Room. CONTEST PRIZES IFive beginners wfre enrolled this I week, namely:—Hayden Rees.-Hilda 1st PRIZE ............$3.00 3rd PRIZE............ 1.50 Edmonds, LaVay DePriester, ’ Ray2nd PRIZE........... 2.50 4th PRIZE........... 1.00 - mond Woodmansee and Gilbert Morrow. Who says thr depression For Further InformaUon Call At • causes children to lack "pep?" Alma land Harriet Couch from the Durfee school entered our Yoom Tuesday, making an enrollment of 32 in our room. • The fourth grade has made a pret­ ty Holland scene above our black­ board. It Is mounted on blue and FLQUR -:- FEED ’COAL CEMENT -:- UME green crepe paper. Our first and . BRICK -.- TILE -I- FARM IMPLEMENTS second gradej "ore learning poems and songs about the people of Hol­ HASTINGS, MICH. * - TELEPHONE 2118 land. About jlxteen of our number from grades four to ten are rehearsing •for the Music Festival to be held at . Hastings in May. . Those who have perfect attend­ ! ance records to date orc:—1st grade, !Geraldine Hammond; 2nd grade, Gaylord Tobias. VlrginlnsHook. Al­ len Hook; 3rd grade. Amy Ham­ . mond; 4th grade, Florence Wright. ‘Lawrence Hook, Mildred Gaskill; 6th grade. Alton Herrington, Alice Tobias, Charlotte Wilcox. Nyla Pierce, Coral DePrlestcr and Wen­ : doll Rees. Boys & Girls Under 18*** Chicken Business! EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. YOUR DOCTOR is available instantly BY TELEPHONE Life Itself may depend on reaching your doctor quickly. Whatever the hour ... whatever the weather ... he will re­ spond promptly to your call. Only with a telephone can you summon your doctor instantly in dn emergency. Just one such call may be worth more to you than the cost of the telephone for a lifetime. SOUTH SHULTZ. Mrs. Ada Horn of Battle Creek visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Gates, several days last week. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Alva Kenyon and ;sons of Bellevue visited hte par­ ’ ente Tuesday. Gordon, who has been ; spending several weeks with hls grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. George Kenyon, returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maas. Mrs. Kate Patton and Mrs. Ida Barnes of Kalamaaoo were luncheon guests "there Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. MUa Ashby spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pattern of Delton. Charley Kenyon has a birthday thte week and hls children and grandchildren came Sunday with well filled baskets and had dinner with him. Dr. Waddell of Kala­ mazoo was also a guest there. Mrs. Isabelle May and son. Jim­ mie, of Battle Creek are spending some time'with her brother. Lester Bonneville, and family. Mr. and Mra. Ernest Peake gave a birthday party in honor of their son, Frederic, at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Frank Whipple. About fifty were present and re­ port a good time. Mrs. Capitola Baechler spent Fri­ day. her birthday, with friends in Hastings A birthday surprise was planned on Mra. Olive Hessey Wednesday night, ten being present and all re­ port a good time. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Peck and Wm. Lend and family and June and Marie Gage of Battle Cbrek spent Sunday with Gertrude Gates and Frank Hom. Mra. Hattie An­ ders and son Laurence and Ed. Wllteon spent Saturday evening with them. ROBINHUE PARK. Last Week's letter. Mr. and Mra. Glen Dean and daughter JoAnu of Bowite spent Saturday night with their parents, | Mr. and Mra. Julian Potts. । Fred Cteler and family, Fem Clsler ■ of Grand Rapids, Arthur Clsler and lady friend spent Sunday with Mrs. ■Marvin Cteler and Ray. Dress up your windows! a Marquisette \\ Curtains • Plain Weaves I • Wen Made! • Fluffy Ruffles! Penney's rises to the occasion — by recognizing the very defi­ nite obligation that rests on every merchant to make it possible for families whose dollars are scarce to obtain the necessities and refine* ments of life —- at prices within reach of their incomes! Penney’s contribution in thia emergency is a real, dollar-saving one! It takes concrete form in thousands of dollars worth of merchandise —* in merchandise designed to bring quick* sure relief to the citizens of this community — in merchandise priced at a level that sets an all­ time record in value-giving! Come along! Things are not so bad 1 You may not have much money — but you don’t need iquch, either—at Penney’s. Be early! Il's going to be a sell-out! ” •amazing women’! Rayon Lingerie Special! MEN!... A REAL 1Z LB. UNION SUIT ‘>OC A FIND AT THIS PRICE MEN’S VAT DYE h'» tailored — trim — and oh. bow specially priced for this event I Bloomers and panties only! ricsh-and peach color. Better hurry! aL««d«rValue! Bath Towel Special! < Rayon Spreads! Solid color grounds with all-over Jacquard designs! Scalloped edges, too! 80x103 inches. Blur, ruse, gold, green, and Ik I io back­ grounds I ‘ nood weight, absorbent, terry , cloth with white centers and as­ sorted pattern colored border* I Fill your shelves now I Broadcloth Shirts XI<B_ Now Wash CLOTHS MEN’S AND BOYS’ FOR • STURDY—FULL CUT SPRING CAPS XXc TWISTS AND CASSIMERES Extra! Extra! J,'.', Percale Prints! A favorite at an extraordinary low price I All the newest patterns, newest colors, and -hsolutely tub-fast colors. Pick yours now! Your chanet to have all tlic good-looking Iwsicry you want and need! Extraordinary o('[K>rtuniiy—lull fashioned lor perfect fill ' All tlx: best sliades! " Colonial Spreads! Actually! Tl.cy’rc 90x105 in all-over cdtton Jacquard Medallion designs! Scscral patients! Colors are blue. r. •<■. gubl. gl ut and helio I Scalloped edges I Big Mac Overalls Jn Ac "jW yd. Full-Fashioned Hose! EXT REVALUE I MEN’S Pre-Shrunk each Wte ™ Don't Miss These Malabar Prints! 10° They II ju»i walk out at th:* mendously new law price I tlw. patterns and colon warn! Take advantage of special selling! EXTRA FULL CUT BOYS’ KNIT CUFF WORSTED AND CASSIMERES tre­ All > <>u this Priscilla RuHled COTTON FROCKS XOc Curtains Modool AVENUE VAT DYED PRINTS 49c /f ALL SILK FULL-FASHIONED Finest Quality Af • Subdued Luster SILK FLAT CREPE A<Bc ALL NEW SPRING QUADES yard UW Imagine!... Rayon Damask OVERDRAPES Good weight 36 inch width SHIRTS lor active lads 25c yard Unbleached 2‘/z lb. COTTON BATS 25c Artic 27 inch white Fast Colors! OUTING A quality he won't wear out In a hurry. Percale ... lull-cut... dressy patterns ... with posket 5c They’re ail the rage! But always higher-priced I Cresm ground with colored dots. Full aixe, well made! Buy nowl Large Size Bath Towels! 15c Double thread terry—-and they’re 22x441 Big variety—colored and striped borders and centers! Also plain centers and solid pastels I “OX-HIDE” Play Sults —Savr His Clothtsl —Savt you Monty! Blue or striped In heavy denitn. Four All Wool New Spring Styles 49*. 59e $0.00 B MEN’S HEAVY Sweat Shirts DANDY QUALITY •/ COLORED VF MEN’S SHIRTS ^SHORTS*! Cc Shorts elastic<side Ow*0, Shirts fine cotton BOYS’.“SKIPPY” Sweat Shirts /[Qc Many other characters too Asst, color BOYS’ Oxhide Overalls . Made just like Dads Even Parva Buckles Q C MAN SIZE Handkerchiefs 2 Eor 5c MEN’S ALL WOOL pointe ot strain I. Sires 2 to & I | MEN'S WORSTED SUITS Actually Spring-Time! CHIFFON HOSE * KNICKERS aAc BARGAIN! Pick Nifty Stockings "W 4F Sleeveless Sweaters 98c 116-118 EAST ST/LTE STREET—HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Heavier Quality! Longer WearI Canvas GLOVES st ruction! �THE HASTINGS BANNIB, WEDNESDAY. MARCH U. 1883 BAOI FOUR Tk» Mmrlnno Banner bumu- pie Haitingt Banner Wntowtay. »i Uwiinga. MickixsoI K. ® S) cook BEM xaTo^T" ‘Jpg/ . SEVENTY 8EVEXTH TEAM n places a -dangerou*I- ------ -r-—— of one offlrer-an official who hu been a prime mover in attempting form * “Wcix^an Tammany." Better kt bank* and deprel!on than aCcept anything like ' Views and Opiniotls; I Wild I UI‘ICTS dll) A Quotation SOLITUDE it at needful to the im'agination at tociety is wholesome for Mlas Anna Johnson; treasurer, Mrs. ItRFATFD SEED HELPS ! E M Hp>t; directors tor two mr,. 1 KtA 1 M Hri P™*** w 8,nnh »»d Mra. E ' GRAIN CROP PROFITS M B. Bweesey; membership. Mrs ! '-------- | Margaret Potter and Mra. Sadie R. Common Diseases of Oats Co6k j____ __ j and Barley Can Be Pre- ! , SAVE Now On Everyday Needs! FORTY YEARS AGO todaY- j vented at Little Oo«t Mr^and Mra Jas. Ehret of Coat* | onc farm pracUce which always I, «mi to u, u. u. that U»t Gov □«. Com«m-. BBt«^ .< U. ail. st Hssuxw ‘uu. hi*- n atpte removed a large needle from i pay* and which involve* little «x.| UirSicxs. ** tl*M n.lt«rt " — *- ' stock, like -------------------------------Former-Governor Brucksjle atarted to put tliem togeth­ the nip of their eighteen months old pense and but a small amount of child one day last week. It wa* not iabor u the treatment of seed* to er, is falling victim to some rather er. For eleven hours or so Kbe flitted IX BzRHV ruCXT^f, OXK YEZK i 1 poor — baffling P*r^ *<*c.lh,cr• — known how It came there as when it prevent the occurrence of common poor aavisoos. advisoej w. Mr. uuauwca Comstock »vu»u would। —tlte a[- s" was discovered only the point was: diseases, according to the farm . ‘ealllnn unsn her-husband to PUt 111 - d. ..u u,IK. vulble— Woodland News. jcrops department al Michigan State Lowell. rx'BaHHY'coi XTY. TdKEB MONTHS air and then use hte own good Judg- j Ume eompk-te the picture II At Woodland's city election last College. s week. J. A. Baughman wa* elected spring grains such a* oat* and' ia zinuxil—35‘ meet Tta governor showed a keen Then it was done. The design was1 _»i>o .pw~b.uonol~ndliloni.na~- »"P1'>. B president; Willard Bottom. S. 8 barley can be readily protected from Scliantz and F. F. Hilbert were ‘ the losses caured by smut and by nUM.m.».m<i.v...>. ....a^nornd. .Kn M «1M » Jl S«bu'« “ nX I elected trustee*. | barley stripe. These two grain crops - tta bank holiday. -He won immcwrr. WKh llx. ncarjy goo M. S. Keeler was elected presi- are always attacked by there disdent. it F. French. J. R. CXok and i ea'es aiid. during tome years, the diate popular approval and the pub- [Uecw all together to make the per-J . W J. Simpson trustees of Middle- toll taken is so great that the crop He has been .urprtsingly patient feet picture she was jw>t where ata. H vl|ie at tlicir election. But one ticket unprofitable. : ..__M ; started but what of that?. Didn t । ■ *^5' . ,. . I she win* And didn’t she get new was m the field. one pint of formaldehyde will laE Thte patience should be rewarded strcngth fOr that next Job that ‘ Dr. J. C Andrus. Hale Kenyon, make enough smut preventative to * by sound legislation—not a job pro-; won't be a Jte-Mw -'■* —' We fra Van. Volkenburgh. W. R. Coak, ueat 90 bushels of oaU or barley picture? and X. L. Holloway and Dr. Moffat The formaldehyde is mixed with *’J v.ding biH that make* tta entire' rattar think ao. of Kalamazoo Sunday cd at. Wall water in the proportion of one pint ak reorganization' Ai • believer ta hobbies for lake with Dr. Andrus \ to 40 gallons. Dusts made of for, .. ’everyone we wifi have to admit that • jx>UUcal foxtail. (-I>uzxJ<irt. .5 and ukc opening Uietf pIact.. _________________________ Mls Lou Duelker went to Orand maldehyde or of mercury comA-.a-.T.! taiiaalax >■;? Governor Oomstock so fGF far hll-S has 'a]OIlg with ^th .. crouwurd puzzles n» os <<>>. de- . Rapids Monday to clerk for Voight, ixiunds also successfully protect TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. • ’ * I! velopers tblniwi of the th* mind and heart. heart Aft-1 AftHcrpolshcimer anti Company. s grains from smut and are belter .. all, __ a __________________ ______ Tiie Thomapple river is very than formaldehyde for barley stripe, ler kx that counts is tta turnMr. and Mra. W. R. Young ana you get out of a thing os you go their daughter. Mrs. Maud Young high- Some of the hoaxes on the Dusts usually cost more titan n pro­ along. A one-track mind is right in Clark, leit on Wednesday for their fiats are entirely surrounded Sun- portlonate amount of formaldehyde its glory in putting a jig-saw puzzle home in Madison. Illinois. They day the river was within an inch of and should be used as directed by ■ , • together For the two-track mind it spent the winter here with Mr. the Idgh watermark of 1883. 11m- the manufacturer. MONKEYING WITH MONEY. ' JOB J'HSXTING. Oats are treated ns they are shovA Wall Street economist. we read. must be glorious discipline to win Young's sifter. Mr* Geer. Mr. water h so deep at F DePlan'.a's against the Jig-saw.—RIchard■ Young is a'native of this city and fron’. yard as to prevent anyone eied over on a clean floor which has Baldwin. Northville Record. i,lived ‘—-* — ■* grew to manhood * " *hyre. —*’ from crossing It And whert Perry been sprinkled with the formaldeand of twenty-five conunoditle*. The 40 I At one time ta was owner and pub- McCarty wants to feed Ills cow and hytle solution. Use the solution at. j ________________ Usher of the Barry County Pioneer, chickens ta paddles out to tta born tta rate of two quarto of the inlxAID JOBLESS YOUNG MEN ________ t per rent gold reserve would be rcAT LAST—AN ECONOMY BILL! --- --------.-j .----i- „a boat lure tq one bushel of seed. The Immediate governmental aid tor I.,.'be -first paper-----printed Herr. .. He----en-.in " talncd as at present but the remain­ At last an economy bdl worthy of Patton Prairieville -----------are;grain-------------------------------te shoveled over, plied, PattonBros, ------ of .. ------------------- ----and ing 60 per cent would be in staple; the vast army of Jobless young men Wed meeting hu old friends and the name has been passed by the rather- than high-grade commercial now roaming the country Is visual- 6°l*s to leturn Here again in the known as hustk-ra in the sawmill covered with, clean sack* or canvas zed in a measure to be Introduced summer time business. With their portable mill for from two to eight hours. The House of / Representatives. Demo­ paper. Tta idea is by no means a 'n rnnoreu hr Senator larnei CouzMr nnd Mrs. James C<xq*r. Who located about five miles west of thia grain should then be spread out and crats and Republicans alike rallied new one. Professor Irving Fisher of An< nf Miohivan It U the^uUn of have been spending the winter with city they .sawed 905.152 feet of hard-. allowed to dry. If the grain is not behind President Roosevelt to give Yale has been liarping on this plan senator rnnreiu tn make available t! ir daughter, Mra. H J. Freeland Wood timber for J. T. Lombard in planted immediately, it should be the 8500,000,000 economy measure a for many years. It sounds gx>d on -lu. military eamne of tta nation for an<1 htoband. leave tomorrow fur 87'.• days. The mill was under the raked dver occasionally, and should ‘heir honw Jn Port Byron. New supervision of Howard Patton. 'not be permitted to freeze or to *mashlng margin. Last minute ef­ paper Just as a bi-metallic system •nu pux p.t—c । whh. [ sprout. ">d Mrs. George Perry, who FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY.' Tta treatment for barley smut is forts were .made to cut the pro­ did in Bryan's famous "Cross of i^ta°^?dUwarh«™tk|Iltaeitnh' Tta contract tor buildingA the 'h; samroexapt that the grain Is visions in half but these failed. Gold" oration. United Slates exper­ tahed from coast to XT where ha** be*I» 'u,,ln< **'•«“ Ure F vXtsu£ can I ° S^^ld. left today tor their house on the county farm has ftern ~wred only two hour, after Aside from gratification with the imented with a dual standard while aiiTmflXre trLmw S Lch a home ,n Bk RapUta' M*hlgan irt to Stephen W. Walworth and sprinkling and ahould be planted as merits of the bill, it is pleasing to Harrison was president. The result mJStfc^ rondiUons nuke , <? Or-nd Walter Stilwell of Nashville, tor the j^n as poolble. note the disposition of Republican was unhappy and the country was PHONE 2101 HASTINGS mm t ins is * a xionou-.; -- pjgMe M U. U» “j “ m oi aa.wa. Th ‘“ “ — members of the house to co-operate glad to struggle bock to the gold contract for t)»c county, und us the I COLUMBLS. ■■-SS.'iSU or with tM- administration on really Krtliuaiu sureUea arc first claw insures tiie; St. Stephen's cloistered hall waa ' standard ■£•»•>. again. Tt 1, OCVUM stems to us u, that b.Mi. • i IU* VaillKI Illg a. MlJ V, )VIIU» : proud wortn-while measures. Bw-ausc of a stapic-conimodlty standard would Ishmaels, said to number nearly a' < Dorothy Miller> and Lawrence Mil­ erection ol the so much needed rounly house for an insignificant Tn'learnlng* jximp that day, .the tact ihat more than thirty - per be just twenty-five twenty-five times times as as comcom-;; half hat£ million, mtUkm. present Pre«nt a rerioiu social ler of Grand Rapid* spent the week sum. ! For there a rpbed pnd stately crowd demands nation-wide ,end with their mother. Mrs. Maude «nl a U>e »««>» «*" pUMW .nd WYAH-nu «. “ One day last week we were fa-1 Pressed on In long array, -------„.j. Every day sees new ad- Miller. voted wnh a ptaudnt call frqnt | A mariner w|th a simple chan talUd .1 Ihu bdl. .b. B-Publie." , M.„. diuou. u> Uieir ran,,, du. to „„„„ ‘and Mildred „„„„„ Hon. C. W. Prindle. M. D.. eldest I Confront* that conclave high, Misses Susan minority could have defeated it by UUic standard. 1 condluon. In Uic honw. and unkai JaTiie „,, >pr„, ,hc „„ g,,,. ton of Hon. S. C Prtndte of thia. Whfta. strong ambjtton stirs his 10 votes if It had wtetad ’.o' employ .wraclluna diaauc la done In U>e wa> imaauo with their .Uler, Ml.-., Grata. city. Dr. Prindle _Ls now a resident heart, ' obstructionist tactics; and in view of REDUCE FIRST! of relief, mat ot them will event* I wno u attending the Kalamazoo <>f Grand Rapids and one of the I And burning thoughts of wonder Senttment aaouBl agaiiut „„ any new form; th4‘r »nl® ot ----------■ Normal— OUkge Democratic act low in Uw la»t Conbest physician* of tlwt city. He 1st part - k.h. .... .... . , Mrs. Earrl, EYo-ve children re- exceedingly popular as hts his ch-etion election 1t From Prom Ups and sparkling eye. gresx. tta provocation must have olr -Ulxatlon tor Miehimm Michigan until' Mr,;E? **** and nnd .children L.---.-. 01 . u n ’ 7, . „ • Couzcnv believes Hute turned Wednesday to ttair home in. to What hath | >n the legislature in In 1878 1R7A by tiv tta the Until ta lir, said? aalrl? * reen great. costs have been trimmed to the Mni>- officers, trained in handling fA<^. Ohio, after a two weeks' vl.lt largest majority given to any man With Spanish face. Actually, however, Mr. Roxevelt is alni06i unanimous. People .; large numbers of men. vjjiild ith her parents. parent*. Mr. and Mrs on the republican ticket I In whte|jerltig tones they speak, cyitld best j tare here w with tlckft attests. iwui.Yvu bum received about ... the same u.u.v percentage arc-jusily are-Justly suspicious or of new levies. levies, i■ undertake tin* this gigantic gigantic tahx. taint. AU j. p. f. EMmonds. IMnwuds The ladies sewing audety Tta i-.clety connectowjnect- And lints upon their tablets truce. JL. — „ —1...--------.w ttaA* .obovs I n*.«« Which flush each ashen cheek. I support..from Republicans aswnnti. he did iny™. urtc ..,. have Anienc-1 waJ’u to, ***-',‘heA- ,bo^1 M”- F«d Keech of Battle creek -a cd umiv with. Emmanuel/ehuftjv**!!! chuh:Jto<lll ta ta . . V. . ’Tom time to ume new taxes nave _avi.d lQ IuUin .I|shlp unrt will visiting Mrs. Robert entertained on. Friday on. afternoon of ' ------. --cUlj:< ---------------------------------•— -hern sister. .... -..... -------------... entertained Friday afternoon of .The inquisition's mystic doom from members of his parly! May pautd „ a •umporan' expc- ,.approve any Intelligent plan pro-jAltoft, and helping care for tar this week by Mrs. J. S. Goodyear I Sito'on ttalr brow severe. tilts spirit of liarnwny continue. ' jdlent" some ''emergency.” posed lotixiced theirtor salvation. As a pa-1 Johnson. their salvation. Asfather, a pa-;Mr. father, Mr. Johroon. Gentlemen six bursting And burstiriLin - ------- forth forth in visioned Gentlemen invited invited to lea toat tea six ut And [But ta added have become [ ’-nolle people we have no right to I . ——— glpom, NASHVILLE—O. W. Francis and Sad heresy from a buminc; tomb. ‘p.rmon.nt iu.ure. und h.« not' l«~ «» '“'“T i,"’. ™ESTV AGO TODAY NINE WHO FAILED family for California on Groans on the startled ear. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Spath ot Curl- — -— -will — start —------------------------It is inccnceivablc that nine ^7^’torahtoe The "food. oni llal problem fraBghl with grave 1 bnsequences. It is time the;glean-, ton left Wednesday tor High Point., the evening of the 17th? Safe Jour- ;Courage thou Genoese! Michigan representatives should proiX!rly. s<,me new fortn of taxa- jh^.<4 were busy at their labors.—Tus-' North Carolina, where they will visit. ttey to iw »-'! «',ir wi -h. ’ Old time thy splendid drcam shall ----------------------have opixxed President Rooaeveli'a l(on nucjj crown general sales tax cola County Advertiser. , Mr. and Mrs. ChaHes Meil m. form- ' I. ■’ Wheeler has two new clerks economy bill. Yet such U tiie fact. may be needed but not a penny ad-1 —---------■■■——A« i pr er wostinB* Hustings revudenu. rosldenM. *Hw>v Tlwy will will nt. ul-> to to take take the the nlucc place of of George George Francis Francis Yon western hemisphere sublime. Where unshorn forest frown i USES OF OUR UNIVERSITY, so visit Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Enziah of. who has re-lgned. This fact goes All' of these men were el 10iditlonnl revenue should be added, The awful Andes cloud-wrapt brow. I Phil Pack, editor ot nn nthletito| Bealeton. Virginia. Mr. and Mra. I to show that George is a^ good as office on pledges of economy •««\Uft!UnUi the legislature has first made! The Indian hunters' bow. news service that comes each week; Enzlan formerly lived in Prairie-, any two alerks. ! seven Republican member* had Bohl stream* untamed by helm or to balance costs withifrotn the University of Michigan. I vlllc.. On their return trip Mr. and NABHVILLD-Mrs. S. M. Crane prow. ually voted for similar measures qn1 ought tp be more careful of the Mrs.- Spath will spend some time Inand her little daughter. Millie, <>f words he uses in describing affairs1 Washington. D. C-. sightseeing , Chicago are visiting Mr and Mrs. And rocks of gold and diamond. >der the Hoover regime- Republican • thou WHY REPEAL? I at Ann Arbor. Last week he sent out Mrs. Flora B- Rcnker. Mrs W. R ; Booth of this village. ranks were slaughtered last fall and Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday To thankless Spain shall show. J I. In this important statement: "Exami- Cook. Mrs. Chase. Bowman' this prooeM of thinning ou: should There is a small blpc in tiie state I nal|0IU qjo 1^,^, oj tjU. student's and McNall. Aimec Renk>.s and March 15, 16,.17 and 18 THE GREATEST TEST. Courage World Finder, thou has be omtinued if the . surv; very con­ legislature agitating for a repeal ot j lt(p iic justthead of Michigan ath- 'Dorothy Cook were among the Hasneed! It required courage for President tinue to treat the subject of ccon- Michigan's habitual criminal aci'ietre, as a consequence of which I Ungs |>eople who saw Soitam and RiwevTlt to propose n reduction in In Fatqjs unfolding scroll omy with such contempt. The defec-'ptraonally we con see no logical । competition will be a iniwing factor! MarHwc m Romeo mid Juliet at expenditures foi- veterans. It also Dark woe* and ingrate wrong* I read required courage to advpcat* pay , r«,« b^u «. .„b lu.b..u.. MW, ..bal„.. । the noble -----soul. cuts tor governmental employes. He, That - „ , rock . 1 first feat vote is als^jifflcult to ex- criminate are not guarded in state -that which destroys life; c>p..' Arbor to cater tor a banquet n: has thus set hls face against two of ■ _5'n: elation* iwCrets probe, plain. Our only comment li that w- i institutions what can the public do'deadly- poison.. Destruction, raur- which Governor nnd Mrs Ferris the strongest and best InjrenchcdjThen drink thy pup of scorn: hope this "wild Jackass" tendency! w»h them’ ‘dor. death- Any cause of rum. or of., will be gutois. While m Ann Arbor groups represented among the spe-; *n,PJM'd In Caesar'* robe. j does not develop suflicknUy to *eri-1 vr-- Luting injury; harm; woe" Mrs Wood will vun tar wn Ed- chil interests that perch on Wash-Hke the master of the globe, ously impair the harmony of tta, Michigan* forced bank holiday I ^^^^^l^lean^educator.. mon* uhr retunu,d lo. nlgton's doorsteps AU Blwloua-Kt forlorn. Both President Coolidge and Prc.i-1 - Lynla Sigourray. ; Democratic rank*. The country should convince every doubter that pus IM>- )noa. attention to the day from St-Louis. Mbsouri. uhire idem Hoover vetoed measures pro-1 Marco Columbuii Barbeiri. u forWe make them to needs constructive legislation, and further cost reductions must be ■ ltuff that comes from their halls1 she has been visiting tar sister. Mrs. ixtsiiig increased • expenditures for *n< r Hastings rnercliant. was born fit your windows! Papers priced from q ba> had . ~rl«l ol lAd-mukn: n*d> la MWT ntnuMAl dn>n. «< banun*. while It av be poeelMe OraM O Bnu-.h, lor MWeel ««lu veterans. But Mr. Roosevelt niuC in Genco. Italy, the u-aport. and . ma.nl MmrwiriBwi hv i that Mr. Pack^ use of tta word Ctuui. W. Clarke left Saturday tot be tta first to actually reduce such: birthplupc of Columbus, a Double Roll upbOC bloc rule ■ men. and insUtution supported by WM ttougmiessly projected r’“ ” California. He will join Mrs. Clarke expenditures. Mr Hoover proposed * Fvllown# te a. list of tta nine public fundi, lnto hu copy, lt ^o... revcaj a ft.r. ,iin San Francisco Thursday on tar legislation which would have made GIVING BIRDS A ■BREAK." Our new/Sample Books •z_s• :—i turn nttlUide of mind that one hud- i return from Honolulu They expect reductions, but none so drastic as Michigan representatives who voted Vienna Ila* special slot machines an institution ol to return to Hastings about the first those outlined by Roosevelt. about the city, from ' which bird against the economy measure de­ arc ready. Ask for oneof AoriJ. Even before the president had de­ lovers may procure small packages signed to cut 8500,000.000 per year "Too oftep." declute* a critic. "I Atliletics has come to play a large mi. Mr ,»iu and mts. Mrs- H. n. T. i. vnauuicr Chandler »ur»c hir.i- livered his message the affected of bird seed. A bird shelter U utt . ------ ---------- —----- - --■ from the budget ot the United find that a book Is unintelligible. I part in campus life, but it is not tta returned from East Lansing wlwre sroups began to train tlicir guns on.'^'^d to the machine, States government. First reported pressure , ’Tff.csncv untrue, or merely dull." ’Our local must important parj ot student life. they have been taking a short congress tA‘- *-FF « 1 yJ Harry W Mnsu-lwhite, Manistee. railway ume table U all three —Hu­ Society operates and maintains 1U course at the M A. C They were wax from the Oregon state depart°*t,a • a J* schools and colleges for the training guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chand­ ment of Amsrican Legion, which noDemocrat. morist- ' of the mind first, und the training ler ©ver Sunday and leave this week tilled Oregon congressmen of tH.tr ’*»• ‘ha WbUtlon of 2500. has Carl M- Weidman. Detroit. DemoRcxall Druggists Hastings,Mich. of the body second; so kt us hope for Uieir new home in Grant. oppoalltan to tta extension of au-l ™ ’ thonly to tta president to pitcr vet- lhe to,n u ln existence. | Tta Russians give all they make> that future references to examitui- Michigan. Last Wednesday evening 28 mem­ crans' IcgtelaUon. Tha| is only the Joseph L Hooper. Battle Creek. above a bare living to Uieir govern-!1,tion* will not list them os baneful. ber* of -4ta "Star Club ' surprised , ‘ but rather will emphasise them a* beginning. A tremendous bombard’ Republican. ment and call it Communism. Wc ■ rUnr* ...... when mind and intellect rule Mr. and Mrs. George Sprtster at ment which without doubt will in-1 Carl E Mapes, Grand Rapid*. Re­ do the same and call it taxe*.—Ohio I over body and matter—George Av- their Ixxnc south of the city. An o.\ elude threat^ and intimidation will publican. State Journal. !««*. Birmingham Eccentric. ; fashioned taffy pull was indulged in descend ujxin congress, seeking to! ’and all had a happy time. Mr. ami sway’it* -will to thte minority de-1 Huron. He1 Mrs Spristcr leave for their new mand. publican. w»ii it. .-vu ....4, u . home near Climax in about three Meanwhile the greater mas* ot i Roy D. Woodruff, Bay City. Re­ ft.. nApta am. mWpm «.>b OB3EnvATK>ss. American people w ho are’in full ac­ publican. wanderlust.—Buffalo Evening News. I cord with tta president'* wtstas and! THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. I LeB&fon Oook: "Bachelors are by who desire a reduction of govern-1 W Frank James, Hancock. Re­ —ka. <Mii.*iv no mean* w uncomfortable as as-- Mr. and Mrs. Irank N Icki-s are, ment capvuunuica expenditures aim and a u«nuvru< balanced I publican. Any man who foolish.) thinks!ipirant wncj »ould make them bemoving upon the Morgan Hinckley. budget, will likely remain inarticuClarence J. McLeod. Detroit. Re­ lsw* ip Ameiica arc not enforcediiicve." farm in Carlton. The cemetery com- late. should try parkuig alongside of al publican. ,, party have rcctired tta services of Dul u -hould no: be to. Private! CurtU Garrtafn :o IUI Mr- lck‘‘*' citizens In every* walk of life who Gevrge A. Dondero. Royal Oak. fire hydrant.—Louisville Times. ‘cant factorsfeSS"** is not tta amount of pUcc xxtOn agree with Mr Roosevelt should Im«, benS^T .b. iMUdiou. I~»£« ”* S Republican. ■■ ""LW ";;i ur? Miw»Peart Michael and Dr John mediately, make certain that every Thu list ia any thing except a ro'l ,s * «. > r a „Wooton married this eve-,--------------------protestare laidtoonbethe desks of senators Wolman. Pro• of honor. We are particularly sur­ ccal consumer, an Ohio cool com- prcductnity.”—Leo "* n ■"*" n.ng ut th? home of tta bride’s par- and representatives will be matched prised and disappointed to find in pany has established a beauty shop 1 lessor cf Economics, Columbia Uni­ enls in this city. The gnwins broth- by a letter supporting the presi­ Outside of good character and a good name, the very beat asset that ‘er.-the Rev Ralph Wooton of.Alma dent's request. it the name* cf c mgressioiul vet­ ’s i’.cJe tta lumps are washed, dried, i Teralty. will perform ceremony. Dr. med and poUslved Tiie I n 1 _« ■ — - —tta — — - - - -and ‘The greatest test this congress will you can leave your children is GOOD HEALTH. Start the founda­ erans whi m times part lute evi­ sotten. mcreuwnt wiU reach tta logical tontaSnrefMat’SS be asked.to face will come within। denced patriotism and eourugc. But tion of health right. Good CLEAN milk has been/decreed by lhe cluaum when they uw> start svari timing unimg and ana i are. are not nov damaging oauiagmg national nauonai interinver- ... u ,, rSu M &>Uth JcffS ~(11 .L ~ .T.7 ! they failed miserably this tune .and »renun» .renting -am and houMWivea h.o'.b. gin c-ta — -R-msay MacDonald. ta hF. u M Roberta Wl on south South JcfferJ« fftr- Which win determine whether thisi R-nuav MacDonald by world’s greateat medical scientists at the MOST PERFECT FOOD, n-msayjwcuouma. ;<>n congress cun be depended upon to | deserve sharp ana Hinging rebuke scenting and houMWiVW ixgin because it contains just the qualities that the human system needs. calling up to denounce tta ainuOi Marnsgc would be . longer and Mitt Katherine Lciav Is-expected woik for the good of tta nation or' from their constituencies. If they chypre that has been left with them happier U the contracting parties ■ hocne tomorrow from Owosso to whether ii will bend to the win of! do not come to their aeipcs soon when they .order ractal 1 ortgon — '■“‘•‘Id give o much attention to tl:r *pcnd her vacation with tar pa;--' minorities. The result of thte tr»t they will deserve tlx- wont that vol- Arkansas Gazet'c mu, nMkr weal ! art ot Uving as they give to the per- *nu. Miss tain* has met with re-----------" or- ----- me wiu — nj- sn# 11 healthy herd, but also the saniUry aurround’ » . lection of a good golf stance — ir-arkable nieces* in tar chosen pro­ present session. — Grand Rapids home is CLEAN. Actual UiU made by MichK lng» under which iilghlanda Dairy milk I, prnA film star boast* that she has WiUiain Lyon Ptalpa. Yale resston and it will be gratifying to Press, March 12. ran Stale Inspectors show that there 1» NO . ; , University. tar friend* to learn that ahc has romet from our own hesd. which i« regularly in­ DESERVED OBSTRUCTION. never paid for a restaurant meal in ----- — ekcUd |lrtneimi of tta Oww*j CLEANER milk produced in the state than spected. STAND BY THE PREbMIENT. | Highlands Dairy, because of Die Eleven member^ ol the Michigan tar life Sta evidently believes ini 'Tiie tew; men who make a sue- kjm, school, lllrhlands Dairy Grade "A" Pawtearired. Tiie CLEANLINESS of the milk it produces, i« thr Political lines are tacomini obht-I making "hojU" of friends’—Gias-“toow‘tcm<:!!y to onaiea ilM smith ot Grand Rap- • rated in these days of stress, and j ONLY dairy In thia tee lion permitted to *eU ekww, XjS.f'S » jj. that is as It should be A fine spirit 1 of the McNilt blii inleuckd to pave only a llUle higher than In our Grade“A" PasGrade “A'* milk. Why not try It? You can was Shown by Ex-President Hoover.! rail us by phone. the .w.y fur a usua.pilon of ncimal It* nice to have half of tta/teX'effort’VlcrenMta Kkl*crat . Mr’ aud KJl*' CuLti^, °aA‘f Af" who gave a radio address Friday) banking. hot ' 1 ^.ciscr |n lhe Q{y Saturday to atnight. He called on al) Republicans aVSL .“k -»«««™ — • XXJS’ l'w,’< Despite tiie acute need for re­ especially thane in Congress, to i Hand by the president and five .. iwouwicr I barometeroi..Du»mes*. of ..btumes*.u uis isnow nowa a dershott medial legislation. w» believe that • , these eleven men were absolutely tOTfl^ ~pOTt Arthur New. ■.thermomewr thermomeur rejUtcruig registering the temlem-. Tta annual election of tta Wom- hearty support to hl» program lor . - -----—way we will beiperaturc of cold Hyde feet in Club--------------was held Friday „ at „ tta — reducing government coats, balancnghl. As wc understand It. the ’ Eventually the only ' pUcc*™-Arthur*M in Wgh'en'* W8h -----------Eventually the only way we will be I place*. -Arthur M Hyde iFcrtih —*-- »being —■— ing the Federal budget and plans ■ Parish Hc-.i'-, Home, the the ••>»« following President. Mrs. Martha for reopening the banks This shows original McNilt bill has been allured -tic able to dtivs drive on a main tuguvay highway, ____ —-------- ... . ichreen: ----------chosen: President. ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN wifi be by appointment-Dc-M-xb-5 ' Hating people i« ilk* tearing | Wightman: i’ vice-president. ' •------ '■* ' Mrs that President HocArr Is a big man. ,uur h6u*e iwuat to voxel r» of oi rate." raia. .. Phylll* myuu Reynolds; itcynoxu; .<j:reiary. secretary. Mr» and that hu heart is in the right * ' <wv»u >m»r get rid J* npre of 9. political emr'oymen! Tribune-Canital znnune capital. • 1'— ' —The The Rev. Rx v. Harry Harry Emerson Enwreon Foidick. Fosdick.I ■Alice Alice Bataa: Bates;cones corresponding secretary, place. JIO-SAW PUZZLES pS1. GlailCCSJ Bits of Yesterday Mop Sticks with* mop complete, 23c 4- ft. Step Ladder98c 5- ft. Step Ladder$1.19 Sweez-Azy Self Wringing Mop $1.50 value for95c 75c DUST MOP, 50c Ruby POLISH, both for t? / Q C 6- qt. White Enameled Kettles . . 39c Ivory Enameled Sink Strainer . . 23c 8x12 3-4 Glass Ovenware Utility Dish$1.00 8-in. Glass Ovenware Baking Dish65c Casserole$1.00 Food Chopper, fariiily size . . $1.50 4-tine Fork“D”n Long Handle . 98c GOODYEAR BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS SPECIAL On Our 1933 Wall Paper We want you to see this paper, and COMPARE our prices with the outside mail order houses! Special for 4 Days Only 50c Discount .. .TJiven ou every room of wall paper amounting to’2 up! Window Shades All Colors Puiifient Paragraphs Carveth & Stebbins Goods Delivered Telephone 2131 Crumbs of Wisdom GOOD HEALTH Should always be the first consideration THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. MARCH IK IBM President Roosevelt Makes Clear, Plain Statement About Banking[ Situation—All Should Read It CLOVXBDAIX COURT HOUSE NEWS --------------------- :---- — ■»* oohur. wu. Mr taInlly and Mrs. Grover । Helen. [)Qrs ajid _ aQd DavenMllo Ashby of Cloverdale. Mr. and Mr*. PROBATE COURT. Est Charles F. Townsend, dec'd. *nd liUon for Adnir. filed, wglrer of Barn*. of Kalamazoo had pot (Continued from page one) tlc<lred. order-appointing Admr.”** dlnn€r *“*» Mr and Mra, Bert DOtL A f entered? tered; [Patton at Delton Sunday I want to tell our cltUena in every; National program depend*, th*[ Eat. at. George O. Dean. Dean, deed. deed, Will —------•«!, Ro>' ■-Ual!f y *nd| --------------part of the nation ol <t .filed ■■ ..........that the National.. course, —— —• upon Uu» co-operallqn .r.— -----. ’ filed, petition lor for nratxitc probate of will children m of uaimBattle Creek vrecx spciu spent nunBun­ ...... _ ..... ... . . dav W.P * “’’I ■ ■ a *. " j I I lor publication filed ; arm satnscr. devotion to tn public nubile welfare welfare and and u, Remember n*m.mh.'r that tlmt the the essential r<«*ntlal acnr-1 . J(U: ....ob ...w .... . . in. xi-. Rex MacLeod u.-r aa devotion Pcl(lcT a. -m Mr. and Mrs. and II rcallxallon of the emergency and complUhmcnt of the new legislation1 ventcry mpd ’ ‘ ’ children and Mr. Ingling of Kala-I the neceulty for speed that it b u that it nwJtei it passible fori Charlo* F Townsend dec’d "lazoo were Sunday guests of the | difficult t° mateh In our hbtary. [banks marc'TFadlly to convert HwiflBond of Admr filed letters of ad- E L- MacLeod family. third; stage haa been mmutratlonuaucu. issued order orderlimiting limiting ‘ ««>’ .wicmviuuu MacDonald v. of huiiiiiisbw Kalamaaoo ..The .. ........... . .. the 7C te- !uttCts into cash than was the casenuniatratlon --------ot'........ — -----'u----------------tirnvlilnn ha* "“..“““ A entered, .7?u petition .... ‘“““Jfor| 1* I a»*nl•Wednesday vi.tn..„ rlea regulations permitting the bttfort. MonMore libernl liberal provision h*«i settlement visiting i.u hi* «.»_! par-1 [banka to contlhue their functions been made (or banks to borrow on Ihearing claim* filed notice to crcdi- '®nW> Mr and Mra MacDonto take care of the distribution ofI these assets at the Reserve banks toued :ald food and household necessities and)and more liberal provision has been I E,t. Sarah Ella Stowell dee d PeMrs M^tha Re^ogle returned the payment of pay rolls. |made for issuing currency on the*tlllon' for jjeense p, mU ‘reftl eSute'ho,n® 8®t«rd»y *«« spending a few Middleville lb. Thte min bank IWHW7, holiday, wihk while resulting'security — of — these astels. filed, oracr order tor for publication ttnertxi mtered.'!“ ‘‘“x F*’ vlth hvr daughter. .w.%, Mrs, &vvrEver- . —— wgood — — w. inieo, Luxuriouh hoaps . i . made by the In many ca*rs in great inconvent-J This currency is not fiat currency. EU. William N DeVine, dee d ett McCallum of McCallum district, cnee, is affording us the oppcriuni- n is issued only on adequate- ae- proof hy Commrs. filed. The' Garden Club will meet with makers of Jergcna Lotion I Now Large Sixa Bottle ly to supply the currency necessary curtly—and every good bank has an I E*t. George O. Dean, dcc'd. No-; Mrs. Garrison March 23. Everyone' offered to you at HALF their URuai to meet the situation. No round abundance of such security. lice ot hearing issued. ; invited. bank l» a dollar worse off than il[ One more close. r»i. E»t. aiewari Stewart Muiicn, Mullen, octa. dec'd. AllAn- . ---Mr and Mrs Fran* Mann — of cost. This offer is for a limited time .. wllc mute point puui, before iI cun. k.u. wa* when'it closed its door* last 'There will be. of course, rome.bank* nual account filed. ’^ng lake, south ol Kalamazoo, only. So stock up now for the whole Monday. Neither te any bank which'unable to reopen Without being reEst. Day Pugh, dec'd. Petition for whosc lake home burned Saturday may turn out not to be In a post-(organized. The new law allows the license to sell real estate filed, or-',"4 staying indefinitely with hte year 1 lion for immediate opening. (Government to assist in making dir for publication entered. 'daughter. Mis. Wm. Snyder, and Tiie new law allows the 12 Fed- these reorganization* quickly and! Est. Citester Messer, dec'd. An„ cral Reserve Bank* to Issue ad/li- effectively and even allows the Gov-[nual accounts filed, order for pubh-; ’■ p- A- WU1 meet at the parson3le.15c llonal currency on good assets, and ernment to subscribe to at least a [cation entered, order appointing Friday night. Mr. and Mr*. f;ha Chas. Snyder spent' thus the banks which reopen wtll part of the new capital which may, guardian Ad Litem entered. Ur * s '"d" "* nt Iw, —rv tatflflrnnfa C-t a couple of days with' friends in be ahlj, able to maat meet .!( every legitimate lw« be rft-tlirt-rt required. .Est. War,. Marr Q 8. ILfaczu, Mason, dec Kalatnaax* last week. call. Tiie new currency is being I hope you can sec from this cle- venlory filed. Boned end Rolled Fresh Dreued sent out by the Bureau of Engrav- mental recital of what your Cov­ E*t. Catherine Maurer. u. > | WEST HOPE. ing and Printing in large volume to ernment is doing that there i* noth- Agreement file* every part of the country. It la*ing complex or radical in the pro­ Eat. Sterling Eaton, dec'd. Petition The community wa* shocked Friround currency, because it 1* backed»cess for Admr. filed. day morning at day break to rec Lhan and Meaty lb. by actual, good osuts. j We had a bad banking situation. Est. Carrie V. Brown, dec'd. An- Fred Cook txit on the main rood. ' Jumping up and down, throwing up A question you will ask is this— 80,110 of our .banker* had shown nual account of Admr. filed. Est William H. Couch, dec'd. his hat and going through numt-rWhy are all the banks not tn be re-! themselves either, incompetent or ous other gymnastics. Kind neighopened nt the same time? ’The an- .dishonest in their handling ol the W ar rant and inventory filed. — v. .. IUui uwnrunwwir — —— They —v,----— d.— »wer 1* simply— —Your Government I»°P |c -« -,uiids bad—«** ‘be E»t. Theron A. Aldrich, dee d. Or-1 bon led him home, there to be ,*»■ not intend that the history __ _ of mdiwv in Knectidocs money entrusted entrusted ta to them them in spccu- der allowing claim* entered. greeted by a lusty yell from i« little the pant few years shall be repeated.'tuttoru and.unwise loans. | EM. Gust Wurm. deed. Order al-[blue ba.-ket. Roix-rt Fredenc Ln the We do not want and will not have I Thls was- °I’course, not true in lowing claims entered. 7 3-4 pound grandson, bom to Mr. anotlHT epidemic of bank failures. thc vafil majority of our banks, but Est Jerome J. England. Order al-'and Mrs. Ronald Anders. Mother. As n result we start tomorrow >tl wus trut‘ l» enough qj them to [ lowing'claims entered. , babe and tjosh grandpa* are doing Monday, with the opening of banks'shock ,h‘‘ for a time into al E»t. George E. Coleman, deef. nicely. In the 12 Federal Reserve Bank iM,nsc °r insecurity and to put them Order allowing claim* entered. The community meeting will be cities— those bulks which on first. ,nt0 “ frame of mind wlurr^ theyl Ent. Mary E- Watkins, dcc'd. Or-'held Friday evening al the home of examination by the Treasury have dld nnt dlfTerentiulc. but teemed to <icr allowing claims entered. Ira McCallum, already beer; found to be all right, assume that the acts of a compara-| Est Fred Cunningham, dec'd.; Sunday School next Sunday will This will be followed on Tuesday by Uve few had tainted them all. ■ Waiver of notice filed, order assign- be at 10;30. There mil be Quarterly the resumption of all their functions. 11 «“ U11' Government's Job to jng residue entered, discharge of .meeting at Baltimore at 2 o'clockby banks already found to be sound ,lral*htcn out thl5 Htuation and do; Admr. filed, estate enrolled. Saturday-' and 2:30 Sunday after­ Quality, Service and Economy In cities where there are recognlicd u M quickly as possible—and tile, Rst. George R. Lobdeli. et al. Pinal;neon. Everyone urged to attend, clearing houses. Tliat mean* aboutJ°b 14 being performed. account of guardian filed. i -------- .................................... ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< PHONE 2293 )««****♦** 250 cities of the Unlti-d States. .. I 3 do not promise you that every Est Walter R. Lobd.-l], dec'd. Ft-i DUNHAM P. T. A. On Wednesday and succeeding > bank will be reopened or-that indi-; nal account oi Admx. filed, order The Dunham P, T. A. met Friday days bank.* in smaller place* all ■ '-dual losses will not be suffered, allowing account entered, discharg,- evening March 10 After tiie bu*l■ visited hts daughter. Mr. and Mra. Uirough the country will resume 'but there will be no losses that pos- 'of Admx taued. estate enrolled. |ne“ nweUng a program conatatlrig bdrihua. subject, of course, to the i*“»!>’ could be avoided; and there' £&*. George R Lobdell, el al. Or-of a short play, muiuc. Irish songs | Fred J.Eckardt and rons.Robert H J Gibson, and family Sunday. Mrs. Anna Eckardt. Mr. and Mrs. ''' Goveriuncnt's physical ability to w°uld have been more and greater der allowing account entered, dis- “nd stunts was given. Probate andEugene. <dGrandRapids, spent complete its survey ' I lasses had we continued to drift. 1 charge of guardian, estate enrolled.- Judge Clement, who was with us for over the week end with the former's; Ray Scheel and Mr and Mrs. Karl Eckardt and children. Bruce and . Jrram* Vtoirr Soap, it h necessary tliat the reopening! 1 “h cwn promise you salvation Est. Mary J. Fowler, deed. Will ‘he evening.gave an interesting talk sister. Miss Olga Eckardt. Jftyce. visited tlwir coiuins, Mr. and icn in color . . . smooth of bank* be extended over a period tot Mnie- al Jeast of the torcly filed, petition for probate ol will ‘he duties, and experiences of th”: Mr* Minnie Gerlinger and in order to permit the bank* to prewed bunks. We shall be cn- filed, waiver of notice filed. i Juvenile Court. Refreshments were daughter. «va. of Lake Odessa, were Mrs. Clark, of Carlton Sunday. . ‘ pn-v Me Jar box oj 6. Now 90c foe make application' for nec-wary «“8cd not merely in reopening Eat. Gust Wurm. deed. Final ac- .served to over a hundred. This P. Bunday visitor* with Mr*. Carrie L-: Mrs. Carrie L. Gcrhnger spent.” TWO borer. loans, to obtain currency needed ta HjUn<1 banks but in the creation of count of Admr. filed, waiver of no- |T A put* on the program at tiie Gerlinger and Mr. and Mr*. 1 terman rt iaof the best imported Frenrh [and Mrs. Waldo J. Gerllngcr, and meet their requirements and to < n- . f ound banks through reorganization. ltc<. filed, unter assigning residue Maple Uaf Grange hall next Sat-'... Winkler, pa. Your choice of < old Creme. able the Government to make com-: n hai •>««« wonderful to me to entered, discharge ol Admr. issued, urday evening. March IB. ' Henry Wachter of Grand Rapid*1 family in South Sunfield mon-tensc clieckuiH, catch the note of confidence froin estale enrolled. -Special price for this tale only. Let me make it clear you that 1111 °*« country, i can never. -----; ----------------------— Ut to that • “ ** ovtr th ’ ’ country. I never, fl for TIH vour bank bunk doc* dors not nnt open nn>-n the-first th„.flrct ''be grstefu to the people if your be sufficiently grateful DOWLING. diiji you are by no means JustUlcd ,or tllc s‘'PP°rt thc>' have1 A short Bt. Patrick program will A luturiou* n-ilitd »oap . . . ex­ in believing that it will not open 'Biven mo in their acceptance of the be Jiven Thursday in connection, quisitely fragrant. S/rccial price A Bank that ojxms on one of'tiie Judgment that has dictated our with the Ladies' Aid meeting imme-; jar this «ulc uni) ~ - takerfor 10c. subsequent day* is tn exactly the -course, even though all our pro- dia|ely following the bu»ines* «a->. same status as the bank .that opens'crMr!' ma’3' 1101 ,u'e seemed clear slot! and will be in charge of Mr*. , tomorrow. j to them. jL- J. Oswald. I know- tliat many people are wor-: A,ter 011 ‘here is an clement in' Mrs. Marshall Pierce entertained rying about state banks not mem-!tho readjustment of our financial with a family dinner Sunday ' bcr* of tiie Federal. Reserve system I more important than cur- ing her husband * birthday ‘ U'here Immediate Attention and Courteiy Are Shown to AU” These banks cun and will receive rency. more important than gold. Anna Pierce of Irving. Mrs. , assistance-from member bank* and nnd tJ, at is the confidence of the Smith and Miss Rene Pierce of HASTINGS TdephoiiB 2115 WE DELIVER from the Reconstruction Finance > iA']l1,e Hasting* were among the guMts. Corporation. . ----------- ----- — — Ormsbe ----------------... I --Confidence and courage are the .... Lester spent--Sunday — with These state banks are following', | essentials, of success in carrying out Harold Erb at the home of Mra. —-----<- ----------- Anna Hammond in the Durfee dlsour plan. v You people must have the .same count* a* the National: — bank*, except That they get Uieir faith; you must not be stampededI trtet. license to resume business from the; by rumors or guesses. Let us unite1 The Dowling Cemetery Circle met in banishing fear. We have pro­ Thursday, March Oth. with a prostate authorities, and these author­ files have been asked by the Secre­ vided tiie machinery to restore our• gram following tiie business mrettary of the Treasury to jx-rmit their financial system; it is up to you to1 ing. also a baby contest and prize* [ww | were given the fallowing—Bettygood bank* io open up on the same support and make it work. v ’ uajuu,. It te Iyour problem no leas than Ann Ctemcnce. Elaine Martin.,Har­ schedule „ as ... the National t banks am confident that tiie state banking 11 11 Together we cannot fail, tha ‘Jane Geller. Edith Segur. Mary The membership of the National Loan A Investment Co. departments will be a* careful as the' ’’’ 'I c """ Geller, — <-* Bernard «>Scgur. — ------- . F------------------------Ellen and alis of tiro kind* . . . HAKin VILLE.---------- so un Interesting talk by the school National Government in Uje policy­ Mr. and Mrs. Merrit Meade called commissioner. relating to tlx? opening of banks and <‘nd.77 ..Mrs .c!?1ud; ? --------Mcadc----oI 1 j Orville Henry of Detroit is makINVESTORS and BORROWERS will follow the same broad policy. .7 ¥.r ----- -."Z" It is possible that when the bank* ^lr‘.V SSta’ *t the 1 ing hl* home at present at Royal Both are member* and entitled to know that thL« old resume u verv few neooie u-im Betty r,x»t<r is s.aylng at the Bryants. building and luan association has never'lo*t-a dollar of not recovered from their fear may .of and MJS- WU1 *l>dc Mrs Elizabeth Ruh»on t* making any Investor's principal through good limes and nard again begin withdrawal* Let me A,nC4' “ cnUrUin- a good recovery from her recent ill­ tlnics.^Und has never missed a dividend payment during make II clear .that the banka will . , nexs. Don Wright too ha* been Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McOjy of numbered among the sick tiie past Its 43 year* at operation. Building and loan in the United take care of all needs—nnd It is my States ha* an enviable record for SAFETY since it* in­ Grund Rapid* spent from Monday belief that hoaYdlng during the past “™’“ itym monony week ha* become in exceeding unJ".1?Jwr parCnU' ception over 100 years ago. Mr. anef Mrs. will Hyde. STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. fashionable pastime. IsKT aulomBtlc cooklcc soeielblne you •I von Mr and Mra A*b*?rl' HoUubu* and Il uevu* needs no no nroonei prophet to to ten tell you' that when the people find that they c*’ildren of Bellevue were Sunday nt the Mhoolhousc Saturday evening look forward to? Every woman who is ad­ mw „•xan guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wil­ March 35. Mrs, Smith, the school can get their money—.J7. that they mired. for her cooking, who takes pnde in commissioner. will be present and get it when they want it for all 'cox. "'*f a____ talk,... also some of the Counher meals, who enjoy* the little kitchen I legitimate purpoaea—the phantom [ bid. and Mrs. Oanka and children give l of fo^r wtll soon be laid. People will of ' Battle Creek were Sunday guests ty Normal girl* will giVe a play, triumphs that please'family and friends— Detroit'! Oldett Building and Loan Aeiociation of her grandparents, Mr. und Mrs.-Every taxpayer and parent (n the j again be glad to have their money ' realize* the pleasure, tiie delightful results Will Hyde. district urged to be present. VlsilWhere it will be safely taken care 1250 Gri.wold Street, Detroit Tiie Missionary Society will meet or* welcome. that an automatic gas range will bring. of and where they can use i^ con­ Janie* Surlne was Injured *erlveniently al any time. I can assure: with Mr*. Ethel Oreen Wednesday. COMPLETE WITH Rhoda Lathrop entertained entertained , Jflusly Friday when a pole broke on J. L MAUS, REPRESENTATIVE IN HASTINGS you tliat it te safer to keep your . Mr*.J11 ’*”1-1 Lathrop Oven heat control . . . automatic “matchWhich8atur he wa* working. He is em­ money in a reopened bank than un- \“'r □ 8'„o S clasi “b bcr , homc ‘ lea*' lighter . . . insulated oven for cool ployed by the Consumers Power Co. der, the mattress. ,da* Tiie success of our whole great1 gu™mjyCevemiigCt #t pan"na8C at Battle Creek. kitchen . . . cooking cover lop . . . sliding Mr. and Mr*. Lui Campbell spent broiler . . . porcelain lined oven . . . large j Mrz. Arthur Hyde und Mra. IxMu Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Hen­ , Meade and daughter ot E. Lansing ton near Assyria. called on Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde choice of white or ivory porcelain finiih. Messrs. Steel and Taylor and Mr [Sunday. and Mra. E L. Houghlaltn spent Cash price only $59.50, ! There was a large crowd at the L Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. I A S. at Mr. and Mra. E. Golden's Levi Mend in Hastings. (Friday. We all enjoyed the short Mra. Vandlen aiu|, two children ol i play given by Mrs. Smith and Mr*, Assyria spent Monday with Mrs. i Webb ot Nashvific Come again Waller Blake IKAUt TOUR OLD STOVE Mr. and-Mrs. Oliver Ickes and ... INSTALLED COMPLETE ... [home of Mr. and Mra. Wm. Whit- Willard Ickes of Hastings spent ON THIS BEAUTIFUL NEW I lock in two weeks. Sunday at Ralph Striker's. The Aid Society will meet with . EAST IRVING. . Mr. .and Mrs Edward Rice March Last W«k's Letter. 29. Everyone remember Hie date. Mrs. George Dixon passed away i at -the University hospital in Ann GLASS CREEK. . 'Arbor Monday evening The funeral The Glass Creek Nutrition class twaa held at the Waildnrfl funeral held a very interesting meeting ut home in, Hasting* Thursday dt two the homo of Mr*. Wra. Haven* and (o'clock. Burial in Freeport. several visitor* were present. The I Mrs. Wm. Orten oi Grand Rapids next meeting will be held at the [spent Saturday night with Mr and home of Mr-> Wm. Otte Thursday. Mrs. Wm. Page and Sunday Mrs March 30. Win. Page. Oscar Page. George Dix­ The Good Will L. A. 8. will be on and Hrs. Orten uli -pent the day entertained by Mr* Fred Otte next with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gamble week. Friday. March 24. » and daughter in Jackson. Mrs. M1m Lucille Otte and several Gamble is very sick being confined friend* of Chicago were week-end Ute thiii offer to trade in your old »tavc. guests al Fred oib.'. to her bed for the past five weeks. Ray Erway anti family were Sun­ Let the economic* of a modern gas WEST ORANGEVILLE day visitors In Kfrhunaroo. range help pay for itself In improved . AND EAST GUN MARSH. cooking and food saving*. . Lavem VanEtt entertained tu hu> guests over Saturday and Sunday. MAN'S HEART STOPPED. . Orville Lacourse of Martin. Marjorie STOMACH GAS CAUSE Hanson and Neal Lowery of Ionia. Mrs. Roy Lowery is spending a with gas that lit* heart often few days with her parents before inhwed beau al Ur eating. Adlerreturning to lotija. Mrs. VanEtt called fn her aunt. ika rid him of all gas, and now Mrs SaddlcL on High street one hp cat* anything and foci* fine, day last week, alio called on Mu. B. A. Ly Barker. druggist.—Ad-.. Telephone 2121 - Comer Court and Church - Hutingi, Mich. Lulu Cressey of Hastings. FRIDAY 17th SATURDAY 11 LUXURY SOAPS at HALF their usual cost! 19c BUTTER Catsup Toilet Tissue 3 10c X9c Sausage u.. Beef Roast* Macaroni Spaghetti Needle* u- 13c 8c BEEF RIB BESSMER’S MARKET B. A. LyBARKER Investors Automatic Borrowers Cooking Can bring Jurt Picture This Beautiful NEW MODEL In Your Kitchen ’ ’ Jflje Rational ffioan & <|m»?sfnwnt (jlftimpani; COOKING DELIGHTS Pay While Enjoying It! '4J& Bargain Prices for Cash! Call and Look Thue Bargain! Over and Get Our Prices ! ■ Universal Garage Co. SAVINGS and GOOD 1930 MODEL A TOWN SEDAN 1931 MODEL A FORD TUDOR 1930 MODEL A FORD TUDOR you its J Q MONTHS IO TO PAY! CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �THX BAITING g BANNER, WXDXUIHY, MARCH 15. 1MI GOOD ATTENDANCE AT Social Events and Personal Mention I °“otN NOTtli' PERSONALITY PARK :— ’ !wt nv»u. wr n*u, w w*rr CARLTON CENTUL , Homemakers'Corner , death of her mother, Mrs Woodard I Camp Fire Girls Guests at Where none pass by from, dawn By Home Economics Specialists of Hastings, who died recently and Church suua.y-ouuucu -»Ite„, Mr. and Mrs. Einar Prandaen and । Mis* Rosebud Larsen vUlted in Fire This Evening ; A heart Uiat cannot harden ------— Mn were fcuzuU Sunday of their EVERY IS AS GOOD AS GOLD HERE Hany Ritchie wa* in Detroit Tuesday on busines*. Philip of Ionia were Bunday guest, Rred City over the urek end in Camp Fire Birthday Week for the °?,,rtnd a that opens wide - -me home economics division of aunt. Mr and Mra. J. Kick, of near; Jacob Miller was home from M. S. 9t Mr. and Mrs. H- O. Hayes. company with Mr. and Mra. Theo­ local Camp Fire group* began with! Upon “ garden. Michigan State College ha* just Freeport C. over lire week end. . I Mra. Net41e Hyde and Mrs. O. H dore Klimtr of Lansing. n torwumy ' -*v lust dying wrc-iva <w* iI oompleu-d a, birthday party at tne the stctnoaisr Methodist' —A* the lashes v* of wm winter a tcubuh bulletin UMUIBIUIUX containing' Mn- Ralph Henney «,,u and «u. MT. «um> and: Mr, and Mrs. Carl Finstrom were Cleveland visited Mrs. A. 8. John- .1... , „ . .. r u church last Friday evening. March llirow their arms about us in their, menus for two weeks, planned to Mrs. F- Greenfield and children via-j . L u n F' ??. ' Monday Jn About 75 g,rte came, each bring- departing fury, we look forward to provide for body need* in a time ited the former’s father of Mount l in Battle Creek Monday. *«» of Flint part of last week. °5i -, Mrr> In® onc orlwo guest*. Every Camp the beginning of another season, of emergency. The ’ bulletin may be Pleasant part of last week. | Miss Helen Biddle ot Grand Rap-! Mr. and Mrs. George Robinion and Mrs. 8 S. ° C. n~ek Brock are are anendlna spending Srertt and family In Yankee S?rL"g5' Fire gUldlOTn special part in mak- For general use. ure the Yucca for procured by writing to the depart-. Mrs. Wm. Crockford, te in Sheri-1 Ids visited here Sunday. af “* Ur< Miss Verta culler, wlio te visiting tng thc party tUeee’*. specimen plant* and the Iberi* for ment, dan visiting her daughter for a few ; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hubert were today In Jackson with relatives. ma M,“ Frltda OUcn- executive from harder* and as filler planting. The ’ ------day*. Mra. Ralph Newton to* returned In Grand Rapids on Sunday. ,cou*h “nd te quite sick,having BattIc creek, nnd Miss Sue Parker, *cre sedum Golden moss te good Thedarning attachment for the Mr and Mra. Wm. Schrader, of Mim Ruth Robson vUlted at her from a visit of several uceks with ^"‘r.ac~?„a™** froqi n?r chairman of thc Soulhwestcm Dis- tor m*s» planting or as a filler, wing machinete one of the mostCaledonia, were guests of Mr. and thc Hendershott district. home In Jackson over the week end. friends _in____ .mn.—rc । ___ . trict. trict. werewere prerent present and and eacneach gavegave i »nic;uui> Canterbury dciw Bells are arc nncfine cupreiauy especially economical t-conomicalaias aids in In menamg mending tnethe mt». Mra. ix»ur Leslie naiucp Daniel* ounaa. Sunday. . SunWillard Gardner has gone to Iowa NO ADVANCE IN wmi™ “ • hort ulk on Cani” nrc work, i Jot" the miniature rockeries. The family h-»e, snagged or tom gar- day evening. Mr and Mrs. L. Dan­ Fall*. Iowa, wlicre he has employ­ I* W OUt‘n presented, the girls with Aquilegia are beautiful in the renter menu of cotton Or wool, table Un- tel* and family were guests of the ment . and Mra. HarryRitchie last week. Derumore of Hastings motored to aa ^birthday present.?"ncw honor honor of tte thc small »mall rock nxk garden. Oriental en. The : latter ’s sister. birthday prc*ent.?"ncw en. sheets, sheets, and and knit knit underwear. underwear. The latter's sister. Mr Mr ■"id and Mr* Mrs. Mark PRICES AS LONG Morris Button of Grund Rapids Robert VanTyne of Prairieville Bal’le y^ek andKalamazoo Sun- biankB ln the colors of thc different i-W-es *re fine filler plant*. Pansy mended place te very inconspicuous, Craig, of Hastings. was u gucel at Otto Isenhath’s on and Harold Burpee of Delton were; fts. " *v * ;: plant* were day. «*y- and ana called caned an the tne latter's son. CTa.fta rdantx are reasonable reaxnnAhle tn In price nrire and if it a * matching m.frSIno thread threaM te l< used, nuwt and anH ' Xtr ' visited Mr. anrl and Mm Mra. n Guy Nash ASOUR PRESENT Sunday. guest* wr of Hostings friend* M. on T,...Tues- OliverOliver, 11j(1 fonou1nff program «*’ given: «».beautiful in tte nx»k* tliat so beat of all It la a big time saver. j the latter'* parents. Mr. and Mrs W. Kirk Foreman ami Gib Endsley day. . Bernie Waldron, who has bren Ooykendal). of east of Hostings. Song-America, the Beautiful. : often present a problem as to what ----------- • STOCKS LAST! have gone to Wayland to open an Mr*. James Tudor ot Mount In Chicago for the past six month* Camp Fire song* led by Edna to use. The tritonia or red hot pnkOan •itrplu* can Mtrplu* chickens for use uv in Sunday. oil station 'Pleasant visited her daughter. Mrs. under the care of a none specialist. Shultz Mr. and Mr* (Tank Hosmer en. —ter is a good fall specimen or tetter spring and early summer Directions • Mim Mabel Leins of Jackson Earl Era-ay. and other friends last came home last week for a short . Roll call by group*—Response by »* “ background. And of course the (or canning may te obtained from tertalned relatives from Grand spent part of the post week here wrek. jTksR with his mother. Mrs. Dennis cne girl from each group, giving cockscomb must not be omitted in (he home economic* extension de­ Rapids Sunday. with relative*. Mr. and Mrs Edw. Down* were Waldron, and sister Pearl. name. number In her group, rank Hite Hst of the plant* ।perennial> partment. Michigan State College, Mrs. Adelle Holcomb ha* been in Lansing Saturday and Sunday as Mr “nd Mrs. John C. Ketcham for which they are working anti thc that are within the reach of even HICKORY CORNERS. vt-dling her brotiwr. G- R. Holcomb, jgueats ot Mr. and Mr* R. D Man- *nd Mmy returned on Friday from name of per guardian --------—,or -------------------------------------------------------------------------Dr. Morris. of the Kelkxre health ’ purae. purse.----------------------------------------There are thousands thousand* of oth-, canned tomatoes, fresh ones if E HAVE FAITH In the of BatUe Creek. ,Chester. iWasnington, D. c Mr. and Mrs. A. ! Mni department, gavs gave an Interesting interesting talk Mr*. winlngrr Winlngrr gave greetings to er* but these few suggestions wtll pw.Mble. -should be pr-.vided xw» to deparimer,;. United Blates; in its Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Pratt ifFCtreMr. and Mrs. Charles Paul and k FTanasen. who nave been oc- thc parents. She led thc girls In a prove useful in the rockery hyout four time, a week They may take on their dental program* at the turned from Washington, D. C., and :Marietta were Sunday guest* ci «aldenre. loyaU}. Mng in honor of the chair- --J-r. A Hoos. the place of fruit in the diet. w-n~~ . woa — Kellogg school P. T. A. Wednesday A.'Hoot. Westchester. Pa Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelley of Kai- have moved to their Wall lake cot- ;man. Mrs caukin. much to her »ur--a o » ..... . --evening. Maxine McCrary spoke for Mr. and Mrs ElILs Ranncy of anuuKxi. . । rase. ■ j prire. NASHVILLE. Beige, cannel, salmon-pink, apn- the 4-H Club. Rcbt. Cunningham for .. brown, .____ navy-blue, ____ ...__ purplish ____ t.-i. ui..n.— Boy n... Scout*. nnil. «n. Greenville visited Mra. P. T. ColMrs. Mary Burgra* The Rev. J. A. bktciyn ‘ ' Burgros spent from from ; Jhe Re* _JA McNulty McNulT, was the gitjejyn pi pj group. Sth and Ctn Funeral rervicei for William cot. blue, the Bfllla Mackie for llltr WE BELIEVE .ho .......I,, m.i, i... grove on Sunday. ' Thursday Uli Sunday -with tier guest nrracher Poacher thte «M* Wednesdav Wednesday nt at Brad(. gu.u from t()r u. ward Mrj who had been sick for: grey and black are listed as some future farmA*. Bettie Mackie for the business revival Mrs Audlcy Whittle of Rockford daughter, Mrs. Ruble Kelley, of ot. James_chureh, Albion, and also Donley, guardian, gave the Camp several months, were held at the of the popular shades which are to.tiie Girl Scouts and Luntle Gaindcr was the guest ot Miss Hilda Werner Kalamizno. Kalunaxno. !«’“«’< spc’kcr on the topic. Our Flri, l,w Bnd the watchword. .home of hls son. Has Felghncr. on'be worn-this spring ’for the Home Makers. Altogether it fciarl of last week. 1। -Mra. Frank Kelley. Miss Alice' Indian Work, at the muotowateca group. Mbs 'lYillc.s ‘Friday afternoon. Burial in Lake- i ---------->wa* a very enjoyable evening's enmeans higher raw material tlrz’cofo.. ~was 'j.. the guest~ Kdiey and Kenneth Hunt of Kala- sl.°’,la7 mf*Un« 01 Bt- Luke* Buardlan ^ve an explanation of view cemetery. Mra Jchn John V. Wooton A number of inquiries ’have been tertainment. price*. WE PLEDGE OUR­ ot Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Andrus *~*”‘of * ...MOV WKIC avre Thursday guesU of Mrs /:hPrch...... - K^“'piuoo ,, tNa^iursday. whfch are BWarded Mrs. Clair Brooks received------by the .home economics Mr and Mrs. Alfred Whldby W« TCUBf ...tthp _ ___ <w« for nir.Mruuuund mn, viuir *uuand ------------... ,-----. - ex-----were SELVES NOT TO ADVANCE Mary ‘l SparL. rc- thc Laivdiig on.Saturday. Mary DUrgew DUrgeM. . Mr- and Mrs Mrs. Sher snerd bparks n(M entercraft. *nn of Flint spent twin the uwk see Prank the different crafts. son week end at tension division of Michigan State m ln Battle Creek Friday to to.rev PRICES of merchandise now Mr. and Mrs. Clare Seibert and ,au*d Mr afd Mrs. aravejttterRcxlni- Downing and Hazel Can- thc home of tto luttcr'a parents, Mr, ‘College for direction* on making Burdick, who te 111 at hl* son’s. --- ----- -»• —— —------- —— ciuiurvn or nHuiiiarixi were ouuuaj - ----- -—-..................----------- --- — -------- ant| Mrs An)us Wenger. - r,oap Miss Evelvn Turner, home There was a go.xl attendance at Mrs. Dorr Kenyon. Kenvon.-------------------------I guest* of r-.r Mr. and Mr* Mra. Harley *vnri*v Fox Vn* and “,,d Mra Mr*. Charles W W. Slierwood and piano by Jeanne De­ About 25 met at tto home of management specialist, recommends the m P I. A. 8 at Mrs. Fred KclMr. nnd Mra Edwin Smith were alld William. ,*on* of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Vries. Mgude ni*rn Ackett un on Thursday night tto following method rather .u>uoi' i uuouay iukiii ---------—-------- It. u -----. W $ Friday his is our contribu­ guests ot Mr. and Mra. B. A. Smith Mr* Arnold Malcolm and Char- Helen Sherwood of Charlotte, who 1 A playlet. "What Is Camp Fire?" for the regular meeting of tto the Clov-1 Clov-1 dilTlciilt dttTIcull *o «o make mal“ .* a good soap al at Revival mcetinE* will begin short­ tion to what we hope.will _ . teaf >________________ ....... p-j| luck!! home because of of Detroit last week. lotte of North Mra.“Ued on Sunday to .TS utr ‘ was given by Shalahajm *°‘-w. wonn Irving *rvin8 --visited vumea win.. .... - W,tc • - - - cZTr ” Club. A bountiful I'™”'’ tocause of the the ereat great Incmi. incgu- ,]ey ;n M P church. Rev. John Shalallaya group, Mrs Mrs. er - , -Miranda ■ Sisson .Ida PalmI tend the funeral f!hnrlmguardian. Lyle Biddle came home Saturday and Mrs. R«- of Rov cooley. r. upper was served at-sewn o'clock. I Ur‘l>’ “Pt to te found In the fat McCrue will n-Mst. sed. 1 -----------------------from Florid* whare te to* been .Her Tuesday ' Mrm-arrt Mr ' Thr ’Work SmuT BycTawanka During the businew meeting two "Sj. f . ----------- —----------------- ; ,prJld t ,.H O.r „ , „ „ Mr and Frrd 8trmm and XKK, wul , Broup. Ml« Burges*, as^tant were elected ciccica to io membership memoersmp and ana one ; ?le fat Lv prepoi prepared by melting । KLINGENSMITH. Mrs. Miranda Steson of North ,on of Chicago were Sunday guc.Js, Chas. Walker and M..s.. Abb/ Wilcaz Health Song—"Rig-a-ju’-ug ” bv name presented °king oresented The rest of th th-’-and Bnd co cook “W slowly &,owly u Uniu •» ,he *»• Mrs A,lc Albcrt u In-Chicago car“• "• C W ;*««%» Mrt Wlbinwr. m 17 XJ M: ter has evaporated. An. easy test I ing for the new grandson lam to Palmatlce. and other ’friends. ■ •' Urox, Mrs. Wm. la.nch and Mrs. guardian. «>_.,or for lhU tlite uis t0 to pIaCc olace “o raw PotattCin.her oldest daughter there last week. Palmatlee. for a time. . .......................1 «iiw”purjdes toc."ther‘ 'on'Friday Mr nnd- Mra Weldon Wolfe and c c Holland of .Gobles attended thc i Mr. and nnd Mra. Mrs. Frank* Frank Stout left on j-— their earning! become greater. Tuesday fur thl-ir new home on a ’family of Battle creek visited Mr.;funera* 01 l.h<,lr u.’lcIe-,8- B Aawakly^'group’ Mr*"john«on ‘ pcr’for ’the’ rural'carricrs’ oFBarry'811 of “,c haa vaporized tertalned the neighbors at ttelr and Mn. J. W Wolk lumrd.,™- TBundw. lurch » OCTCr . IITC KiStllr™? °hu“h But Uw A. B bUbtocd Uir»«m . Iwm- Murd.y rv.nln, Our.., Mr. and Mrs. Keith Daniels. Lyle night and Sunday. friends from out obtown were Mr. | T1.. Iirocro— Funeral service* for cieraki Hark- ftne mu*lln to remove impurities, were played of which Marshall CUSTOMERS WIT|It Ecudder and Mto Mary Lou Streetafrorge Landsberg, who has torn ,‘nd1Jdrb„c*rrie1 M -Balch of f.rand ; u.^' 1 I cr, 16-ycar-old twin Ion of Mr and:Thc "Maness of the soap will de-, Tripp und Alberta Green won high .tr ................. . ......... ............ —“ sjiending ----- -------------------M hls Rap.d*. Mr M. and Mrs. J. L. Manure jolrls ■ receiving Ute most annlausr Mrs Frank Hecker were held nt pend on how wcl1 the fal has becn 'iCore n,ld Mrv V,nl •lohn5on and CHARGE _ACCdUNT8»' spent Thursday evening at “ the a year with ’ father, Xd by ?te uh Is -iX the*ho^Suntoy afternoon at 2 30 ‘ c*eaned preparing it, Manin Saunders tto low. A fine A. T. Eash home near Freejrart. F. Landsberg, left la*t week for f“ of Kalamaa.x Mr und Mra Geo ' ARE INVITED TO, Roll. W A. Spaulding and John E | *, 1B ‘**nd "Arnml o'clock condXd bv Ite? Wurtz • n,ber ■ lunch W *nTd a,Ur thc gamc* Philadelphia. Pa. •. Bradfield of Milo mg wotelO for Aye and Amen- o clock, conducted b, Rev Wurta; may ,o Mr andM„ Wtn Bitgood and CONTINUE THE USE Roger Merrick of Detroit was tire OF THEIR FACILI- * . guest of Mr. and Mrs.’ Wayne ,Mci ' fkffman' 'an miff About n,nH>- Ca,,lP blrth >***'«1P** ?,u“on* ,r' ni,Bdc J" PW*crnt ‘°. l° FKLL.MAN-MI.SBLL. [guardians attended the special five brother*. Verne. Will and Eldon t‘°,M ,of .J™ »**““’ 01 *^a 1™*nd Mr* PhH Ptn£oW • rick and Mr. and Mrs Ben Merrick TIES HERE On Saturday Vvenhuj. March 11,., church service at the Presbyteria over lire week end. at eight-thirty o'clock. Mr. Eugene church Sunday morning. The pasand Meric of Hastirigs. and five sis, ^ n,s . of . “ a“ ’r or on ® ca , n ^. ,ye w * Mr und Mrs. Harry Ritchie. Mr* Foundation Garment Haa-’l Hinkley and Richard Hink­ Freeman and Mr*. Daisy G.-Sibtee. tOr. Reg. KHchlng. spoke on the ters. Mrs. Hessa Handel of Clncin- Hlssolvctl In one quart of water Btn Conklin of Assj-ria and KenboUi of Hitetings, spoke tteir nupsubject. ••Making tiie Most of Me ' natl Mra Fanny Endsleof Waj McaM,rcments must very accu " nt .V ’ \ ,eu ! of Ma P> e ar °' c * ere At Reduced Prices! ley., were Sunday guest* at Bert Mc­ tial vows at Uw home of Mr and whteh te bteltomc otcim? “re's land. Mr*. Yx?" thy ^nes of Vel-1 caUara ln thta ■ Kibben’s near Delton. For Style and Figure Control Mrs. A. H. Carveth and Mrs. D .------ ’ . / • --------- . .---- ’.’SI o..iuu n.l 5^* IIWHOUIC, ru«u. auu uvia.uiiu- ui . . ~ „ 1’*.i,>’. I-JMJVVI IUI 1IWJ. *■ tS TAMARAC CORNERS. ut Laming Trenton. Mich., before a Hrepjao.- their part in the service the girl* tuxne. One brother. Hugh, preced- ‘ W ‘h» t?nd’’ “ « D. Walton were in East * GUARANTEED BONINO The Tamarac church-txuldlng m «jLl‘2,(lJ?a’l Saturday attending a TDemocratic banked with rows and tulips. The gave tiie Camp Fire Girls’ prayer , cd him in death several years R«v« * private d»mou«tratlon tn your lire l^wrence s K ’ MiJwiSS; Mldwnrth m-tnr ..... _ 1 7 . n...i.i ___ ... .... ■__ .... ... । metal, such as Iron Or CLOTHING FOR ST luncheon at the Union. j Mrs. Ague* Fisher accompanied i MEN AND BOYS Mra. Ruby B. Merrick ITC „.,J |„ u» on,,.*, wrc. Mr. and Mr. Or.lll.T-took .pen* G - .1 tcUTC ind£un£dJJ?S?rS TTC ■ Mr. und Mra. Kurl Johnson of Bat- 'iTCommw. HASTINGS Later an informal reception was nesdaj March 15 at 415 New Sunday with Peter Kunz's near Has-istra nid rat’ uanne<1- w,th fourteen ca**fa ann «*rmkuu>nea tne lire. Tne tie Creek to Grand Rapid* Sunday i \deld. thc gue*te numbering twenty- meTters will to admitted at Yhu “to* ounce* 01 or “luUon T,“‘ *,?Unt. °.f_lo^ U.uf*no,!n. where they were guest* of B. S ' Remember the Aid at Mrs. Mary Mr. and Mrs Freeman will to ut unic and fourteen will receive the Mrs. Carl Huw and baby daughHolly und Mr. and Mra. Wm. ZuidCurtis this week Thursday. Her sis ­ home after April lath ut ius farm rank of Woodgathcrer Mra. Keller .ter returned to their home Sunday.?^ r .. th ? n ?? x .' ema. 'lure with an agate spoon or stick ter. Mrs. Sarah Myers, of Wood-i home new this city, Their friends wtu to guest of honor. 1 from Community hoeipltal,, bury is spending this week Monday ( .- unite in test wtehe*. ■ on Friday evening. March 17. । Village election on Monday was until it is the consistency of honey with her. 4r>‘o'4;9'4.'o‘v<^o4.’r.‘lo'toCoJl;at’o3ft>i?oil<>iito:iiaitoJto4’c:.£oll'oAo4'oA^ j then mold. i -,«wxv >g‘rU rrom H**Hngs will take part held at the town toll with the fol­ 1 and HENDERSHOTT. Women using the above direction* ’Mrs. George Sears was numbered ‘ t 's SLOWLY CONVALESCING. | m a Grand Council Pirc at thc; lowing results: among the sick last week |.... are asked to write to the home eco ­ o' । Friend* of Mrs. W. W. Potter Boy*' Club house, Baltic Creek Republican—President, Earl OlmMr and Mrs. Loyd Curtis of.this Thursday at the Star Grange 'r who was seriously Injured in an auto. This is thc first lime girls from:ste«d. IM; clerk. Henry Remington. nomics extcilslon department as to .,,,.. • ■ accident near Jacksonville. Fla. aev-, here have taken part in a council 214: treasurer. H. D. Wotrtng. 186; ■ what success they have had. or to Grand Rapids spent Sunday with ,U1 nan. I Mr. and Mrs. Court Strowbridge o eral week* ago, mention of which fire In Battle Creek and it is hoped assessor. E. V. Smith. 211; trustees inquire tor additional information. * hla parents. Myric Curtis. *y was made Ui the Banner, will be in- several parent* and others inter- for two years, Raljih Wetherbcc, 298.■ Poor posture is quite often the re­ DURFEE. 1.^.. - here ..c,c _from ___ ___ I have ----moved Jackson „„ and 4. lerested to learn that she is now ested may accompany them. Guar-. Lee Bally, 208; Elwin Nash. 178. In­ suit of neglecting to keep ones-self The quarterly meeting will be al will build a house on their farm convalescing at the Flamingo ApU, dlaus hare tickets for thbse who j dependent— President. Elmer Green­ In an erect and comfortable position the United Brethren church in Bal- which joins on that' of Mra. 8;ro*! Melbourne, . under tile care— of wcan to|flHd. ---- Homier. " • -------- - Fla ------~. go. each glyl being entitled-----, -—l; 230; clerk, Arthur while working. The simplest method timore Saturday at two o'clock. Sun- bridge's bro'.her's, Chas. Van Vran& a nurse as she is still confined to two guest*. guests. Notice should tegiven । 220; treasi be 220: treasurer. Adolph Dauw. Jr.,■ of avoiding this is by providing cor­ day at 2.30. Sunday school at 1:30. ken. her bed.---------------------------------------- ,to guardians In advance; cars will 244. assessor. Ward A Quick, 221; Mr. and Jfrs Edd Rice will enter-pjle Young Pconte win hart a working heights, according U> tain the East Baltimore Aid March . ra^nc„ ^nd*F They win tow V Mra. Carney of Kalamazoo, her meet on Green street near Jelfcr- trustees for two years. William Mar- rect management specialists of the h’s fl simfltlittle greeting, companion on the trip, whose leg son. al 6;30 P. M. j tin, 303; William Hanes. 19f; Btcw- home lurk dinner after Sunday lv.in.ie economics extension division W. Everyone come and bring some | a Yvas broken, 1* with her and expects! -------------- ■*■♦■» -------- j art Lofdahl. 239. ot Michigan Blate College. •n,. r... n.i.a.—. I School and an afternoon program. But it's kindly, sifeet ond true to have thc cast removed this week. OBSERVED BIRTHDAY. : Independent caucus was held Sat­ No general height, can be given mrt^u-ith^Amia.'si^re PYLUv CUs*|One ot the High school teachers, ------- ••• .-------J A company of friends and rela-1 the I. o. O. F. hail. The which will suit all persons because BOTCH tc-h, “J, BANNER CLASS.-j lives helped Helen Bogart celebrate j foi!ouing were nominated; SupcrJust the sort of birthday message ?> of the variation* in height of work­ About twenty-five members ot thr her twelfth birthday on Thursday 'rlsor- Wilbur 8n\ith; clerk. Arthur' ers nnd the nature of the work, but spending some time this winter with | Communion sendee will be told Banner class of thc Methodist. Sun-:evening. March B. Heusler: treasurer. Adolph Duuse,1 each person should adjust equlp- his brother Edd and wife, left for ncxt ?undl”r mOTnln«- R**- Conklin One u-ould send a friend like^ou Detroit Saturday. lu wishing for a good attendance. day school held an enjoyable meet---------- ’—-------------'Jr- Justice of thc peace for four A ment to. enable her to work com­ ing Tuesday evening at the home ol ASSYRIA. years. Orr Flaher; JuiUce for short’ fortably. * Mt« Florence Bunu>. After a bjun-1 Poref. Stamm, who has been - u‘rm’ Frcii WhRe; board ot review,1 Taking a comfortable standing tiful dinner., Mra. Chas FauP con- spending some tunc m the west Is'Barry Wellman. The republican1 ixwltton, then moving (he hands up ducted thp; jbuMnes* in the. taking posiu.-s.-don of tiie Bach (ami farm!cauctls *,u lx' held on Tuesday af- und down until the horizontal plane . ;-----..meeting ............. Bic nn-rddi-nt. TUt- I in Northeast Assyria. ' ,10111000. o absence abjence oi of the president. Mixx Miss Bor-tin Is found which is the most com­ HE above card, taken at random, from our large « tlia Stickney, who is ill. Game, and Tire Briggs Parent-Teacher Or-i fortable as a work surface is a COATS GROVE. seltctton of greeting cards, is I'lgSS Inches se'stunts completed the entcrtainmrn: ganixaUou. will meet, on Friday simple test for the proper height '• .n size, of blue-gray color, with narrow white bor­ -j Tiie next meeting will be on April March — —. 31. . Freda Smith. Marian Woodman for. the work surface of n cabinet, der. artistically engraved in block letters—includes 5'11 11 in the church parlors jNtrlors when the Mrs. MjTtie M ' •' . ‘n,ui Kenneth Kelsey were on uie table, broad shelf, or stove. Mrs. Moore ot. _ Battle a beautiful tissue lined envelope of blue-gray to jji I Easter offering win be taken. Creek spent Wednesday with tor ■s,ck hH last week. The correct height for the sink is match card. Priced at 10c. Ask for No. 409. vtetcr. Mr* Mary Purcell. ■ Tim D O. T. O. Club met with to be able to touch the bottom with­ H BUFFET SUPPER. 'Harry Pillsbury of the Eagle ‘Mrs. Pearl Demond Wednesday P. ' Kellar Stem, assisted by Mr. and district has been suflering from IM- An interesting program on the out stooping. In adjusting the froning board, tiie height where one can 'Mra. Earl Wareham, entertained at - a toliitei toibltxx* poUonlns hl his arm. [life of the President. inlereMlns get pressure without having to i things in connection with the White stoop is advisable. Biielvcs should be ------------------------------------------------House history and activities, the arranged to give 1883 — Golden Anpireraary — 1933 tne largest t platform and the American amount of storage space without FRIDAY, March tT SATURDAY, March 18 F°U""n ui imta party "Always Something New” flag. having to strain the body to reach - oSTJ55■rS’ Phone 2631 Tiie Birthday club met with Mrs. them. Use tiie higher shelves for HASTINGS MICHIGAN Evelyn Thompson Thursday, also1 equipment which is seldom used Fine Curlton SwUtofMlddievitoandMr.jS” KrTm^^^wU-’ observing the birthday of E. S. An economical means of raising ■ Granulated • •to Mrs WalUce Brown of Grand]^ {™?l te! to Thompson. cabinets or tables is to place a The Community service is taken block of wood underneath each leg. Rapids. _____ up for next Sunday evening, so that These may be held In place cither __________ appointed. any could atterid the mock trial,• by means of iron straps, or by hoiS'AMtS OS BOSOB BOLl. I , M,rs &1^a,Ca*T Flexible Steel Head In the l« 01 honor Kudrin, rr-1 “’■ta£*ni‘ Chn-I.l .M pul on by about 30 charactcra; at’ lowing Hie blocks out so that the Hill were• entertained Woodland at the M E. church. portod by thr. Mlthlpn Sl.lr Col- Mr«. Flossie -----------legs will fit Into them, casters or lege at East Lansing, arc found the Saturday evening al the Mr. and doqr bumpers screwed into the legs Thursday with Mrt. H. A Woodman■ may also be used. If two people of following rvimes from Barry county: Mrs. A. C. Hyde home. Officers weri. here Sunday in the with dinner served by Club No. 3. different height* work In the same Donald Elgin Mead. Russell Kent Program Jn charge of Mr*. Blanche। kitchen, heights should be adjusted Comer of State and Jefferson St*. Hasting*, Michigan Mead. Allen Smith Brumm and Miss interest of uueves who entered the Bayne. Bert Clark Garage at Lacey and re ­ tor the taller person. Maude Lwulsc Wotring of Nashville. Some from here attended the1 Any kind of a stove may be raised Miss Norma Ida Streeter of Has­ moved tte tires, broke in tiie side Older Al Thie tings and Arnold Faulkner of Mid— — -—;— ----- --- - — Wellman school P. T. A. Friday eve­ to the right height by using block* dlevlllc ’ iThc. tires were bUo removed from ning. under the legs made from wood or Magnifying Make-Up Mirror Fancy .California Stock 70-80 2 LU. 15c Low Price Gilmore Dustman of Kitlamazoo• from cement molded in a Un can. Their friend* congratulate these 7“ Mailer, which were also taken a young people on their success. iIcw *^^.5 ago _____ -spent the week end with Um H.• . with every $1.00 box of It Is more difficult and expensive Woodman family . , to adjust sinks, ro the specialists PLAN SUMMER*ACTIVITIES. ORANGEVILLE. have suggested placing a rack in the BRANCH DISTRICT. The women's social committee of I Mrs. H- McCloud and children of bottom. The rack is made of hard Mrs: Llzzi*! Gibboney. who spent■ wood with crass pieces to let the tto Baitings Country Club met nt OUego sjwnt the juist week with her thc home of Mra. D, A. VanBuskirk parent*. Mr and Mrs. Oi-car Boulter, the week at the home of Mr- and1 water drain through Oiling the rack Mrs. L. E. Mudge, returned to her’ a-tth linseed oil will lengthen the on Monday afternoon and fqrmu-jof this place . iated iHaiw for the coming season. James Hrrminette and Mrs Ed- home ill Woodland Saturday. time it may be used and wul make it The men of the N. Maple Grove■ easy to keep clean. One of thc first activities Is a pot’Kelt were in Battle Creek Wcdnesluck dinner at the Country Club on day. 'church expect to cut wood for the SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. Friday evening of this week to which! Twin daughters were bom to Mr. ;church in thc Dilbahncr woods all members are invited. land ND*. Laarence Riley March 4th. 'Tuesday. •Tlic ladle* will serve a| The P. T. A. met at the schooldnurer at thc home of Mr. and Mr*, house Friday night wltl> a good pro------- One of them only lived eight hours. 1 . ^KAJIJ,G FARTY. | Mr. and Mra Tom McWhirter of ।Samucl OstroU). [gram and fine supper, and a good Last Tuesday evening Mtea Bar-1 Detroit *|>ent Sunday with relatives Wc are sorry to hear of the *cri- ^attendance. The next meeting will Chicago Branded Loom End Cut* bora Crooks Sunday ochool class al thte place. 1ous illness of Leonard Davl*. a tor-, be April 14. with Mrs. Pty and Mrs hud a roller skating party over cn The many friends of Caleb Bail- ।mer neighbor at Id* home In Castle-1 Hall for program and Perry Wells JIG-SAW PUZZLES for Rent—5centsuday Last Bond street. Later the boy* face were sorry to hear of hla ill- Jton ‘and jrtfe. Charley Marsh and wife Also good iiMOrlmcnt ol 15c and 25c Jig-Saw Puules. Mra. Woodard, mother of Mr*, j for refreshment*. went to tto home of David Town- new, and hojic tjust he will to much at tlu. — <, -• —•> — ----send where a lunch was served and tetter soon. ■John John Darin-, Darby', riiiwl died at the hrunr home nt of 1 Milborn ut Strait of ”Ypsilanti wu SHOP AND SAVE AT tto boy* sang ligthn*. A good time I --------------- -------------------1her son bi Hasting* Friday noon. with a clwnia from there apd sung I* reported. FAIR LAKE. IFuneral service* held al the home at Eaton Rapids M- E. church Sun­ -----------------------------------Tto Bunnell Ladles' Aid Society I Sunday at three o ’ clock. Mrs day evening. New CONTRACT BRIDGE SCORE COM­ OBSERVED BIRTHDAYS. will meet March 23 with Mrs. Don- 1Woodard who wu eighty year* of Ronald Dille of Grand Rapids As six of the neighbora of Mr*, avon. Pot luck dinner. ।age leave* a family of nine children, was visiting relative! tare last week PUTER—complete with score pad and the Geo. Cronk have birthday* In j Edward Lechlcitner 1s spending a several I grandchildren and many Doris Rockwell hu gone back to March they decided to celebrate1 tew days wl.th friend* in Barryville. |friends. W« Dalirwr TU Bi« LilUa Stora work at Eaton Rapids where ahe Latest Rules ... 25 cents. with her on Mcndav.-so went to her | Mr. «nd Mr.. Gronrr Ftt of Jack-■ MIm Esther Doly of Charlotte has been working for three rears in Uouw with well filled basket* and son spent over Sunday with Mr*; vial ted at pic home of Mr and Mr». tiie office at Wooten Mills. She was spent tba day. All had a flue Ume. Lottie CoUUtcr. lJe«e Faswtl over Um week end. laid of! just a week. W W Mr’-is iisrer u?x ‘xr.z'asns:: T CHARIJ T.S. Baird I Birthday Greeting Cards ? My Birthday Message I Prosperity Is Returning ! ! ! Let Us Help Our Government T BOOSTER SPECIALS EESSME1K ft® JJEWELEK SUGAR REED’S DRUG STORE 10c Peanut Butter 19c CRACKERS 2 u- ».. 21c Prune* IY D T? T7 ILJCj Jlj .. ARMAND SYMPHONIE a 2 u- Tomato Soup .4 29c 19c Butter “■ FACE POWDER Every Woman Should Have One Get Yours Now... Today! 10 iu» 46c MOP STICKS Z’-’llc MEAT SPECIALS —.j** Pork Sauiage Leg of Lamb <*. 23c I Pork Chop* Lamb Chop* Lk^24c EGGS IISHi Ute �Tin. nssTrs-Gs baa-sab. wrrns’EsnAT. suncn is. mi pag* eight MIX RIGHT FEEDS OR BUY GOOD MASH WANTS ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. WEAR THIS New Feature Truss r’i. MMon«'ro . g Iirauffoj ■e juhaJ .i> 1,1*.j “Chi . r -I.IA.I: >.M. vv.. .1*-------------.^”«i.tu*n m 43. N. i ’ Ton will be mor* comfort­ able and here grsiter free­ dom of action with an Akron* Truss. Tta oxcinilvs feature • Select!vs Pressure Control ’ ‘ le the greatest tnua Improve­ ment in many yean. We gnarantee a correct fitting and keep your true adjusted. THE CHURCHES Damage Done by Overheat(ing or ChiDing Chicka Can Not Be Corrected Later Commercial chick feeds a* man- Close attention to the regulation of tiie brooder stove to secure prop­ er temperature* in the brooder house during the tint few day* of the chick's life pay* good dividend*, according to poultry experts at Michigan State College, who say that it is impossible to repair the damage done by overheating chicks «ir of permitting them to become chlUatL Coal burning stoves are the most common type and can be easily op­ erated if they are attended at reg­ ular Intervals and are in proper op­ erating condition, 'The stove should be tried out before the chick* are placed In the house, and the house «« just as aattsfactory a-v correctly prepared home-mixed rftd’ “ntl lhor* ch,ek rro*'crs wh0 will not spend the time to obtain and properly mix the freed* needed' to make a good growing mash will probacy Rct better resultj w.lh ready-mixed feeds. T*1* ffCd mixture* reermmended by Michigan State College for a The Prescription Drug Store S. 4. L,RARK£R. Pt^tr. HASTINGS MICHIGAN pounds alfalfa leaf meal, two pounds steamed bonemeal, one pound salt, and one pound cod liver oil. Thc old injunction that chicks Our Success Ila* been achieved thmarh rare 'ill haslaeea nsanacemml snrl satl'fartnrv dealint nllh polir* holders. SEE VS FOR rXWffXNCF FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMAZOO. MICHIGAN J. L MAUS Loral BeyreeeoUttn, Haatlnja Mick. GEORGE M. NEWTON Mary Payne , Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Kret Tobias enter- aunt. Mrs. Burrell Phillips. Anson Dodge from near Freeport spent the week end with friends In Miss Mildred DeMott Is staying with her grandmother. Mrs. Sarah Newton, ln Hastings. Mrs. Burrell Phillips Is 111. We hope for a speedy recovery. temperature before live chicks are I placed In It | Stoves In the ordinary 12 by 12 foot brooder house will require a ’ 50 or 52 inch canopy, and about 350 chicks are all that should be placed In tins size house. The temperature. a. they are taken from the incuba­ tor or from the shipping but. Tne mash is placed in hoppers where the chick, can get it at any time Until s«rvi<ra u> riur|B of B«» Min»r4 L*wi» ?■ *'' u. i pm rw.k.M ,.4* . «. delton M e CHUBCH notes. L. D. Milo, Fmv« At D«Hon ntnk» «<•»•- r rM thi« »»»*- R” -Ur. i.'.Lt Tians l-wDk-4 ni«bt. by mixing equal parts of cracked yellow corn nnd wheat. The pro- Citizens Mutual PROPER EARLY CARE Mrs Variety of Grains and Pro­ teins Needed to Keep Baby Chicks Growing Steadily crini meal nnd five less of dried milk. Tills cliangc should not be made until the chick* are eight nocne ine pav. wcex werefc ,ur. anu about 70 degree*. These tempera- Mra. Lewis Skinner of Leighton. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Pcnoycr and ture-*chk|u cun ** gradually nw oJder reduced u ton .of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Allie Equipment for feeding and water- Boulard. Mrs. Laura Flynn and jng t chicks should be placed daughter. Mr. and Mrs Howard away frocn lhc edge of thc hover to Houghton of Detroit. Mra. Clara teach t]le chicks to spend part of Thompson, Mrs. Jennie Fox and the time in the cooler part* of the Mr. and Mra. Walter Kwalzcyk and Mr. and Mra Will Fox spent Tuesday evening a-ith Mr. und Mrs Are or stow should be regulated. Tubbs of Grand Rapids. High temperatures cause the chicks LEGAL NOTICES FOR SALE CHICKS Prom GETTY'S BIG LEGHORNS. M»o purebred Rock* and Red*, now hatching. 1000 layers on own place, Home Economics Extension Work kflrhlgan •' who pas.-cd away at Ins heme in 7. Kalamazoo wen- held Wednesday is afternoon at* the Evangelical •church. Player Piano Upright Piano , meeting, one leader. Mrs. Fancher, explained the food habits score card and each ruled their card and i reported. • At noon, group No. 2 served the vegetable plate dinner No. 10 as suggested by the menu sheet. A few minutes were spent tn an Interesting contest prepared by the Carl Huve a daughter, Manin L>uke. Mrs Huve and baby are nt th: -omnium', y hospital. HASTINGS MARKETS 1 n*itiAu i i* ! • lit ay ST -1* ,l, _r e**-' *:-h-it—- .' ■ T<lX R'Lft—Hu ‘1 '•' .-■'»! hr. ■!I-- 1600 Jl-l.l or.. 410 f..t Mat.hU! f ' a 'i * VV«\M:l» «l .. I m»n M w.rt t Al |,| 1 . .'t (|i. - r.' . Ili.Jf 1. P---A AtV.-t 'Foor mPr* • i-.H -Hi; 1-. 'i-c' -■ ■ —> * . .., -. ,,,, a -,, > t... P»-k > - -sar..i»r «th-.i—.iu;3o a. m gave example* of resting tired feet r''arkoat i»'«i’A y - also review of exercises given for ' c irrvting round shoulders and other church OF THE united bbetheek physical defects, and by mean* of a ;>ot luck supper Will be served. Dr. PulU returned Sunday from a huzpital in Ldhsing where he laid been a patient n few days. ’ An interr’tlng study of vitamins, their importance, source and where to obtain aW> a resulting symptom showin* the lack of each vitamin from our food, was given by Mrs. Sunday morning. Her aunt. Mrs. J.luie Fowler, having paw<d away. of individuals each member had helbcd with the previous lessons. Our next meeting will be March cem'-tiry. Nashville. Mr and Mrff Richard Endsley ol .* IS Wayland spent Sunday with the Inl­ iers parent.-, Mr. and Mra. Frank each member will be expected to re,‘pmd to the roll with some health­ ful hint pertaining ttTbur lessons. On Sunday afternoon Mr. ant Ira Fred Warner. Mrs. Gail Lyins and Merltn Gage- were it Th? meeting at the home of Mr*. Bessie Hulett. March 8. was quite well attended. The lesson on vitamtns was very interesting and clearly showed the necessity of eating a variety of food, especially vegetables. A knowledge of vitamins Is helpful in selecting foods best adapted to individual needs After the leuon, m . all had a very pleasant social hour. The next meeting wtll be on Mar. ” *i i*. u had charge of the Sunday morning service at the Evangelical church GRANGE PROGRAMS her bed for several days. . The Pine Lake Fanners' Club will hold a day meeting at the Almon and Clancy Farr itorpe on March 18. It is hoped to .•ecure Mr. John .vctchaui as sjieuker at this time; Mrs. Anna Draper entertained ter Coat* spent Sunday company from Nifc* over the week daughter. Mr*. C. W. family at Level Park. —Li r.e.-ai of Mrs Maggie Crosby at ’■j" Plainwell on Wednesday afternoon. i*. later driving to Kalamazoo wnere CARDS of THANKS mb nr.s-T CHARLES dUamily. and Wai* with Doty, an<1 marked finding that we didn't eat enough vegetables and use enough milk. The subject of vitamins was Lee Nottingham was chosen as nomhice lor supervisor; Floyd Shelp for c erk; Fred Otto for highway com..uraioncr; Irving Frye on board of Saturday. ..... . aiiiuuiii.—au> i a a*.ai :c».ca" and C. Hamm-nd tor justice Mr* Arthur Waldo and mother. ----------of the peace. No one uu* named Mr.v Draper, of Grand Rapid*, were GLASS CREEK NUio? trva .urer. The towns.jp com­ KuezU\of Mrs. Pearl Smith ThursTRIT , .;t;eo for next year 1* Robert ButH bert Fi reason and Lloyd Moore •tinned to Detroit Tuesday after a Retn*,ra 4 discarded automobile* are shipped to foreign countrie.ar.d put *.o an os*ctu*hing variety ot ex perfence ford Each member is expected to] •core themselves a* to Ifealth also other members of their family — Mra Senia Kelley. Secy. LACEY HOm£ ECONOMICS Mra. Adk Shaw Is improved in health. She expects to do her own work and Mrs. Margaret Wilron.1 who has been assisting her. has mete to lan«lng to %*Mst In the care Mr. and Mrs Clm. B. Jo’inwm and grandchildren were eal'ers 3 d«v mcmlng of the former's uncle. Jamra Matthews, nnd family of M dH. LEONARD dlevlUe Mrs. Matthews Is bitter j after her recent Illness. ■ .. I Tom Aikea returned to Chicago riMas Ult k »H1 m u»» Bunday. ■ th’ir food habit'. Several food charts were shown and explained i by the leaders Mrs. Newjand gave sick list several days last week. Mra. George JMrbey is convales­ Next meeting will be held with Mrs. cing from Hie flu. W. H Otis March 30 Group two Mrs. Alice Hale of Grand Rapids spent Saturday afternoon with her daughter. Mrs. Albert Well*. Mrs Walter Rockhill*of Hastings Barry County Extension Group No. 4 will hold its next meeting with ! Mrs Milo DeVries, 305 W Green, Mrs. Amy Raurabaugh of Char­ j Tuesday evening. March 21. The. lotte came Thursday to spend sev­ i topic for this meeting will be ••Se­ eral weeks with her sister, Mrs An- lection of Building Materials." also Meeting to begin promptly Ha.«tings Saturday. The party at the I O. O. F hall Friday night was a success. Mr and Mra. Lear. Gray and Tiie Pancake supper was post­ family of West Vermontville visited poned indefinitely on account ot their mother. Mrs. Lulu Gray. 8unMrs. Ed Hart and daughter. Irene, of Grand Rapid* are spending several day* with the former s par- ______________________ enti. Mr. and Mra Georg* Thomp- i ton attended the funeral ot Creator son. I Hacker In NaijiviUe Sunday. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-03-22.pdf 6a6f71544044697010ea119003cb6970 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR CAPITAL NEWS IN AND ABOUT THE LEGISLATIVE HALI3 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MARCH 22, 1933 10 PAGES OICTIIMDE PLECTROPHONIC 0RCHESTRA HERE MAR. 30 DV nHIIV PIPffiQ Finc Program to Be Render DI’ UHILl Dr UH IL I rHlLllu I Hl LUU ed ed at Methodist Church ---------------------- . i PAGES 1 to 6 iPFl CPOIIT Dlltfl HiSTKBHiS ISSSMt... GROVER C. DILLMAN dLfl UUUUI DRUB American Legion Cre**, Violiniit— , IS FINE OFFICIAL Howard OWNCIVCPIAYERS [ Hastings Teacher, Leader and Con- j UH IL UlInllULU and Auxiliary to Be Well ■ APPRECIATE NEW MEMBERS O£ORCHESTRA —Auspices League cert Manager the Latest Represented । By Ellon IL laton - LOVERS i Next Sunday. March M. the [ HAS BEEN IMPARTIAL IN Tiie Hastings Symphony orchestra || CONCERT P08TP0M1D ONI ARTICLES thee win will ue be a-a-splendid —SENT — — -• - FR0M ---------- . | lucre spienuiu oppor- i LOCAL THEATER ~ Unsing. • Mich.—While t._L„ DAY TO SATURDAY, hunger NASHVILLE CONTAINED (unity to hear an orchestra that to, ORGANISE TO PRESENT Fourth District American Legion LOCATING THE TRUNK h making good progreA. • A recent —­ title | and Auxiliary convention will be addition which is much appreciated , stalks the streets of Michigan 1In UNTBUE STATEMENTS iXA,,wS’>»W MARCH 25 LINE ROADS LATEST STAGE HITS lieid at Constantine. A delegation by the membership is Howard Cre*.; dustrial centers, while women and: from this city will be in attendance.' • ------ ;— , violinist, and concert master, who’ ------ »— [Orchestra of Battle Crec.k. which, ------ :— babes beg-for food, while once uroais also, an able director, teacher and DINNER IN K. OF P. Mrs. Edwin Sayles acting as dele- POLITICAL BOSSES CAN REMOVAL OF MR. FIN^'^VS« h ' 6R0UP PLANS To G,VE jievptLi business men and farmers comixiser. .vr Mr urer., Cress organ began ms his stuoy study SIHT lUEi licunc U|M I composer I CV WAT DCnllCCTCn'w.!^,«UL tJl' Tuun riDAUAC A VC . - gate for the Auxiliary. HALL PRECEDING LEY NOT REQUESTED;March 3D. at eight o'clock. The Ep­ see their effoite of a life time swept TWO DRAMAS A YEAR a demonstration by the Dram and NOT INFLUENCE HIM ofmutlclnOrandRapids.andcon----------- ' worth League is sponsoring this ... en-, '—>—— Bugle Cor|» of Three ». Rivers andol[ ; :-----tinued al tiie Sherwood Music away frqm their control, tiie great — • Q.,,r—(...Il Krt « nt funtvn the state of Michigan has provided for Grand Rapids Herald and tertainment and end haw -fixed '* “• ' Outstanding Brotrdway Sue. Sturgis Will be a feature at twelve State Should Retain Faith- School al Chicago, where he re­ Ticket* on Sale at Carvetk salon al . ' . o'clock, standard Din- eastern . . standard time. . .. Din-', He has given X eastern — . ' , time. o'clock, .. , -[reived. hi* ndegree. . . its afflicted profiles and the tourists Mi* ltflce ot admission at ten ten cent*. cvnu. «o so - full - — house •-— is - desired and antici-, cesses to Be Reproduced— Li to be served at 1230. Conscientious High- ! much time to special training and & Stebbin*, Banner Office of other states another show-place Press Retract After Making a and by the Boy Bconto Is an accomplished musician. He i Premier About June 1 Several matter* of importance arc way Commissioner of more regal splendor than the Thorough Investigation I pated, । This group ot musicians comes > z,lvl.rto be disewued at this Convention h,n,w-it win ftAhn- has written music ranging from vio-' fittest throne room of all Europe. In the Grand Rapids Herald ofi•highly recommended and the fact TSnhtet and aU wh0 04,1 arc ursrd t0 nt‘ 1 ,ui?b*r Rich, wine colored nigs, the kind , —lur for meniy-mur i»enty-four nour* hours usuy only-—• ,tlie interests of the state and its Un solos to full symphony. He be-pone— £52 S »~1. Ion* In Grand H.p.d. and .ppe^„ th, R.. booui that your feet sink deeply in as yau *1Saturday morning. March 11. and thai ikn >u«. M«n riuwd '■> olw .people, the Banner is urging Ule re­ Hesitatingly tread across them, tl)e press of that afternoon, ap­ [Band of Grind Rapid* al the Cen, election ot Hon- Grover C. Dillman mazoo symphony orchestras. peared correspondence letters from P Among others who orc appreciated Iral ftudnortum in thl* city. It was great, heavy draperies that would L ---------------, । as state highway commissioner.; member* h.. nwurMi th* tlon dedicated its effort* to the ot the Hartings Symphony I lj>Tf ,wxt delight (he eye ot the most artistic Nashville referring to the NasJivllle | Michigan Is one ot the outstanding Epworth Leaguer* and on Saturday ( T,01ln^;! ntog. March 24. Instead It has been monoculrd visitor from foreignjbank receivership. These letters ^xTudSL states bf the country in tiie milcage■ orc^wrt^ .,rLJohn 1*at ',*Pf,uuy “ xiTM shores, gracefully swing over Hie contained statement* that were I and excellence of its trunk lines. a Mr Kteinberg, relltst; George Bi- [POSTPONED TO NEXT BATURwindow* of this beautifully dratgited grossly untrue. Tiie untruths must store railing itcxet*-^ ; f<fulonaj manner ax possible. El*i»-1 1. These have been constructed under. ferno. flute; Mr Kaplanowskh also DAY evening. MARCH 28. reason for tills postponement new official shrine of splendor. have been known to whomsoever to' the supervision of the state highway, flute, and Mrs. Greenwald, oboe. rately costumed piece* and plays । The orchestra 1* devoting much w thal ^erc is U> be held in blinmed rays of sunlight from the 'ligated the article*. j that are ‘unduly morbid or risque --------. department, of which Mr. Dfilman time to practice and is planning to Orand B Na. outside world cast Hwlr shadow* Tile Banner lias explained that a will be avoided IN 14 YEARS ANNUAL BUD.'« hrM Tbe rrar, give a concert here rome time next tranai School band content, to ta ucrofu. kiic highly polished new fur- committee, claiming to represent an Many people in Hasting* have had marked improvements in cement ................................. * ichool • nlshmga when Die gteat. heavy tap- organization of certain depositors of i1 participated in by high bands GET IS $20,000 LESS ; surfacing have been nude under his, month. considerable experience in amateur [ 1 ering draperies are thrown back, but the Nashville State Bank, came br­ •throughout the country. Ttw ma­ | play production. The civic theater1 i direction. He has been fair and im­ THAN CHARLOTTE'S io provide sufficient light wlien ■ tor* the board of supervisors at Jority of the member* of th* Sea ( project hoi been discussed off and partial in locating the improvements there isn't enough trickling through their recent sjieclo) session and Scout Band of Grand Rapid* also ion Mil miivc since the me new Central vcnuii m school' .ihaji _ «•.»» on trank lines, nuking them where from the outside world, new electric made accusations against Mr. Ed- UNLESS STATE SHALL AID, auditorium wan completed but it PROVES OUR COUNCIL belong to the high school bands of ' most needed and most useful. fixtuiea of the latest design have ward B. Finley. Jr., receiver, claimthat city. They are, therefore, re­ took —.> Alle ■ ... — D — ai . TV took the the visit visit ofof the the Grand Grand Ranids Rapids D i./iqci v cn At the present time the state been Installed in tin* newest of all Ing th^t he was extravagant, should quired to take part tn thia contest CUT WILL BE FIFTY • Players, as guests ot the Hastings "LANo WIOCLT fUfi bl I T highway department is so slrart o( Michigan straw places be removed, and called for a grand 'next Friday evening, so could not 'Commercial Club, to simulate ac-i—. funds that very little consuuctuai PER CENT The artistic fire place, ita brass Jury investigation of hia acta a* {come to Hastinga for a concert that tion. A little skit. "The Cal and the| Figures Showing Big Differ- work ean be done in 1933. However, railings BlUtenlng in the sunlight,. receiver Prosecuting Attorney Bar­ . ... night. Those who fixed the date for I Canary' produced locally for the en-, cnce jn Qjiy Costs From .there i* a prospect that the Federal add* Just the touch of homines nett stated to the supervisor* tliat ALL SCHOOL EMPLOY(tertainnrant of the Parent-Teachers'। J ... government will appropriate a large CASTLETON HAS AN INDE- 'tneir coming to Hastings did not such a place requires. , there was no possible ground for understand that situation CCC CUAtAf ClklC CDIDIT ' AMOdatlon. followed, and was sol Charlotte Republican I.um ot money, to be expended under PENDENT TICKET IN --’*— *----- **“when the New furnishing'; with a great grand Jury action, a* Mr. Finley's | date was fixed. tto □nuw rINt orlnll well received that plans for a per-' In a recent issue the Charlotte lira dictation of the state highway THE FIELD flat-top table Just like the kind you expenditures had been authorized Please bear in mind therefore that ------ :— !manent civic theatrical group cry*-[Republican published some figure. dcjiartment this.year. In that event And in the directors' room of some.xnd approved by tiie state banking Express Willingness to Co- talised i the fifty-five piece Sea Scout Band. (giving local government coats m it will be fine to have Mr. Dillman of the country's leading bank, bond • department and by the court, in- nrrerntp'With Rrhnnl Board ! T1.‘c nMmc of ,hp flAu)»loy' ‘0 be charlotte and Hastings that contain ; in charge of the work. PRAIRIEVILLE HAS and security houses, with numerous, eluding Judge* Hawley. Webster and operate Wltn acnooi uoara lI>roduc<.(j about June l. will be an- very Interesting information. There i country, will be here NEXT BAT­ It is unfortunate that there has to chair* for "conference'' provide the McPeek. As . to the salary of Mr. ______________ A “PEOPLE’S” SLATE urday night, march 25. tn* in Necessary Economies nounced later, probably next week. I can ta no question but that Char- be any politics about choosing the dignified touch such an official । Finley and oilier receivership cx, dollar limitation •A,,y pr.............................................. „r_has M as iuacfine w a class ui of people head of of'the , . concert will begin at eight o'clock. Under the fifteen °nt from thc,,e productions; iotte the state state highway highway depart-1 departas any town in Michigan, but’when nranj- The question of the party to. Names of Veteran Supervis- i shrlne of remarkable beauty re- penses. the board passed unani- on^taxrVirwi'lI^be’ nece^ryto'cut' quires. mously a resolution asking a reduc- the salaries of Hasting* teachers °n'y sufficient admission will be a comparison is made on government which he may belong ought not to „ . , v«f vertised. 10c. for a Way back in the comer, with anjt^n of receivership expense* in view • • (hp charged in order to pay the royalty costs of thal city and Hasting*, theiconcern tije average voter. The) OFS Found in List to Be Vot- reserved seats, for which the pric« and all other employees of t.„ "UnobsAracted view of all this mar- of present condition*. That was the .tely charged for the Broadway sue-! showing should be. Has Ira. e( n Monday, April 3 r’ "* snowing is strongly in favor tavor of ot Has-1 ttas-1 question queanun is, »». and unu aiiuumi ue. “»» nvl edI o on , .i . vekxu artistry and pomp sila Hon- only subject mentioned in Hie board of education approximately •sti................ lungs Thu murt todicau tltat the . th^^li^aiwiu? ” Mr iia ’ On Monday . A „ rll 3 . thp . ! “ w ThU must indicate tliat. , the qualifications?'Mr. Dillman has On Uonda ~ ., rll • .iw voters' The *«n<)ral chairman of Uw comorable John K. Stack. Jr. auditor board's resolution. Il contained ab- 50 per cent for next year. TYIs esti­ Following is a list'of officers and charlotte ao do ikk not vase take nrtlv! demonstrated that he ius thtm.| On ,ar™n««n<'n‘f, lhU mate lx bared on tiie assumption . .Rmhorx “ - propie Cf vnarieree ih,. nr" 5~~ organlratton nrinniMiiA,, . city's affairs . which .... ...... count) win nave an oppor general of the great state of Michl- wlutely no reference to Mr. Fln- that and ... to them .... he adds falmcs*. 44,,,. cour- ’®’ tne to?relect*lhtl^twmhto ’mid Iriitiort uu"'““ is “ i, f. Burtwit. Hla as~” five dollars of the fifteen will Jin n ‘J}* lnt<.rest in their gan and the man who designed and • ley's removal, nor did it even sug- be allocated to tiro schools, that the ™, tesv and integrity. The fact that • t“nUy to select their tawnship and jgutanto are. Mr*. C. P. Lathrop, ,pltyS” n„‘n, ,o flU.they ought to for lira city's good, hw handled h.s d^rtment withtat I reprtamlto. the Women'. Club; directed the creation of thia ex-. Rest a grand Jury investigation. ' primary money will be 416,000 00. , au*omuticany become Th* table published by the Br­ qulslle retting. • Yit in the Grand Rapids Herald and that other state aid now given regard to politics marks him a* thnanVS , of , J??"? , c 1 Mri D D Walton the Parent ­ “lsO brcoln<; publican covers a period of fourteen When the Honorable John K °f March 11 there appeared d let- will be In proportion. Teacher Clubs; Cluba; Frdnk Frink Andrus, Andnu. rep rep-­ man who who ought ought to to succeed succeed himself. himself. "T"1 ttPI*ar ln the list of candidates readier eontrtbuUn« n‘“lcrlal year*, beginning with 1919 and end- man Stark. Jr., caune down to Lansing lef from Nashville stating that the Tiie bosses bosses of of the the Wayne. Wayne. Genesee Genesee : --. - “jpervhora. Everyone who cjn resenting the Civic Clute; Dr. C. X. n>. «hooi u« <tat “n,c m“’"" “ “» ling- with ■ — 1932. .............. In J919-................. Charlotte Ttie from Escanaba, Michigan, where. supervisors had heard the Nashville can be levied under the limitation. mOTemem movement: Hyatt.' IT representing the Sc Scout or.nd Kent delegations, d.l.i.lwn., under und.r the U.e a2?.1, “‘ownnU-t^hat “ ““I HyaM Prcl«nUn« llke ®41 <*'owed $26,650 of indebtedness, while and bankers are bankers and offices are I caminitte*. had demanded Hie re’’' St«>nl**tton; Hugh Riley repreaenting (Continued on page three) leadership of of Former Former Secretary secretary of oi ,। d*>- jW ~;7~jl' I Hastings tiien owed *57.416 At the leadership provided the present valuation of uffiers he didn't like lira artistic (Continued on page three) iContinued on page dx) the city Is maintained, is 824.194 63 ! end of the fourtetn-year. period Slate McKay thought they could [ tastes of those selected to look aft- ............... * a » i^« ™ । Charlotte's indebtedness had been ditch Mr. Dillman this’year, but. T?ie amount of school tax levied thl* Tpf [ Te A JI ' CMC vc increased Inerriued to tn *35.100, 435 IM) while Hastings* Kostins*' they were told palnly by the repub-1 ^nJ^^inl^SwShiT The iS STEVEN BRISTOL SUF­ year ta 870.000 00. The difference iTESK’ ” '""C'TY bank announces ot the rest of the state that. I J,* '*", “™uWpa' ™ IUI Qlld KxtlPl't That It indebtedness had been cut to *2.000. lieans ITC CIITIIDC DI AMQ I between the two must be made up if they carried out their littlejof J^syoTA-R^ihlloan SunerNo sir. no John K. Stack. Jr., i FERS BAD ACCIDENT ... .„ A £C 1 11 At I Io rUIUnt r LA No almost entirely by cutting salaries. vir-n , At Hie tlie present present time time Charlotte Charlotte has has on on Kb.-, U» rnmbte.™ in .te in- v,I"' fS"LS2"!!J 'IS !'^hn"""' ----------1 ■»" “■«>»"»• “>« '-- -’ i since all other expenses that can (Continued on page six) visor. Wm. C. Strain; Clerk. Albert terior counties would come out openRunner of Sled Pierced Hi* tuMbTu.'ItB Big Adv> on Page T’ T11'S| cut have fcwi r,lt r°' E. Jones; Treasurer, Walter E. I this nape is n mmmunlroHnn wtr. . t * On this page is a communication POLITICAL ANNOV’NCEMENT. iy for the opponent of the McKay Stanton; Highway Commissioner. Neck When Sled In Front win-ttere mun't . thin, limo. Oivei the Details from the Hastings National Bank 1I am seeking the office of cit> city’ candidate, so lie was dropped like Dan Olmstead; Board of Review. J, . a iiot potato. Hit a Stone “f ’“Sf* <«r Reopening ' bt«“. 'o'meout.ly r «_______ ( While no official omcliil action lias been which explains itself. Ttw-re will be treasurer on the democratic ticket. Why did the McKays, the McKel- Cole; Justice, Albert Frdin. Democrat — Supervisor. Milton J. .... XX! tearing out the old rags, removing gans-and the Gillespies want to get I taken by Uic board of education it .. . ■ Clerk. Bernard O. Tasker; Mrs. James Bristol, met with a bud desks and other office furnishings to section of the Banner this week will has been informally agreed that the “"n^htch has served this conj. I, am ... sure that any who are in- rid of Mr. Dillman? One reason Hartom; — , be found tl-.e five column announce ­ accident on Tuesday evening about Treasurer. Lloyd J. Tasker: Highway the basement of HuT capital. They only action possible Is to cut salaries munlty and county so well and so teres ted can learn that I am quali- why: They had tried to have him nine o'clock. (Continued on page 7. part two) began polishing the floors. hanging ment of Uic Hastings City Bank, In half for 1933-34. unless the legis»for — over —•—sixty •~i----------------years and fled — for ••the position, and (that I willI operate his department as these As reported to the Banner. Steven draperies, draperies that would telling of their future plans. While lature should |>rovlde more money’ faithfully crafty politicians desired, and he which has stood up so sturdily j have no difficulty In keeping the make ex-KIng Alphonso of Spain the City Bank was among the very by enacting n law or laws giving: through nearly three and one-half I records, and keeping tiiem right. had flatly refused. They would have A LUCKY FIND—HOARD coasting near his home. Th* sled flrat of tlra state bunks uuliwnzcd look on with envy. more state aid to schools. year* of depression, lias encountered ! 1 most respectfully solicit your liked to have gotten rid of him. but OF BILLS RETURNED close to and In front of Steven** as ' Since the erection of the capital by the State Banking Department Il will also be necessary to cut down some difficulties which we will all iconsideration and if elected will give didn't dare to. The people of Michi­ they were going swiftly down hill, building way back In the year* of to rv-open. the permit to do tills all present salaries this year. Some hops and expect will prove but efficient service •to gan are to be congratulated on hav­ ­ all. hit a stone and tipped the rear ends Harry MIUer happened to glance peace and plenty „. theB puMus. public 1UU has al- “me U>o late iart week for mention of the ocpool money is tied up stilli temporary. Surely for a bank with ing the chance to continue tn office R. <Brandy) Brandstetter. ■. ways had direct access to tJra office ln ,he Baiyicr. The advertisement and the delinquent school taxes Ini such a history of soundness and Adv.C. a man who lias shown he luu the' down at the floor as he was leaving a way that when Steven's sled ran —1 wk. of the auditor general explains the situation, and that be- Hastings for this year are more tiuin a teller's window at the Hastings ability, tiie stamina and the good i service there must be. and will be Into it one of the runners pierced But not so these day*. Bo while, fore the tank can resume its nor­ National bank one day last week MONEY SAVERS. Judgment to fill that office as has ■ j, worked „„„ m».. so miss out. „a „plan that is it vau can one group of workmen were polish-;™’ lunctionlng a* Provided by it* *23X100.00. and saw a small pocketbook partly Steven's neck going in the front teachers and employees have continue the fine service It has al- . A week-end special on a long list Grover C. Dillman. own the ing the bras* rails, arranging draper. In<” by-laws hv-Uw« and ■nrt th * President's Pre»ldrnt ■ allThe open. He picked it up and upon in­ part and nearly through to tiie of appetizing foods as well as other expressed their willingness to ways given, proclamation, it needed to secure the other side. The Jugular vein -was no* vestigating found that it contained and installing new furniture, anoth­ Is announced in this issue co-operate with the board in any Hastings needs two banks. We articles ----- - —--------------------a bigger aoUectlon of filly and twen­ injured but the windpipe was er group was buildfffe rolling* and consent of tiie owners .of 2.500 trust program that they may find neces- need the Hustings National Bank. b>' lhe HUdpausch Market And you REQUEST FOR TOMA­ ni-eu me nuting* r. a nona I Dame, About eleven o'clock last ty dollar bills than he had note seen carefully in scratched. gates. Why shouldn't there be de|XMils and gel their authorization j whore officers and directors Brc should the prices they TOES AND FRUIT a long while. Harry turned the night the injured boy was taken to something like this to keep under- for tlie transfer of their trust ac­ ! among our best known and moat the* «,?od,• ,cRover to bank officials Blodgett hospital in Grand Rap­ nourished men. women and children counts to their regular deposit ac­ highly respected citizens, who have Uvered at your door. They have four Supply for Vfelfaro Lunch­ pocketbook WHY IT DOESN'T APPEAR. ids. Reports from him tills. Wednes­ and a* a result It* owner, a woman from walking directly into the counts. Tlist is now being done, ahd The Banner received from-some been loyal to the bank and to Has- deliveries daily. Every article listed who live* near Hastings, was able day morning, indicate that his re­ shrine room of an up-state banker will soon be.completed. es at School Is Complete­ The adv. Itself Is very Interesting. source last week nn article purport­ tings. The fact that the govern- wiU b* found m represented. They to retrieve her property intact It covery is considered probable elected to high public office? ment has acceeded to the request of emphasize quality and service. Read ly Exhausted was her sole supply of ready money Sure there should be—and it is We will not comment further ex­ ing to state the action of an aUeged the officers and directors and Jias tllcir adv"Carlton Farmers' Club." We were cept to urge every reader to turn to GRANGERS PLEASE NOTICE. and loss of It would have been a Have you been up to the gym ­ ' there now for visitors to hurtle bctoTo? ttaTbZIk unto 1 FOUTICAL ANNOUNCEMENT, nasium at noon to see the children great hardship. Except for the fact requested to publish it. The com ­ page 7 andtarefully peruse this an ­ One week from Saturday. April 1 fore they can ace the sparkling and tor of the tank until the status of it j am candldatc for Hastings' munication came, in a plain enve— • — ------------— .. nouncement which we are sure will who are served their midday meal that the pocketbook was found by 1, Representative Vem J Brown will dazzling teauty of the inner throne lope, without any name signed to 1 ' determined, is evidence of con ti ­ be a welcome/>ne to the people of room of John K. Stack. Jr., of Es‘ [City Clerk on the Democratic ticket there? It Is an interesting sight a person who Jud regard for the address Barry county Grangers at this city and county. The City Bank the letter. Under such conditions dence in the bank on the part of the “■'at the spring election. Monday. and should make one's heart glad property of another, there might a meeting to be held at Welcome Canute. The workmen have now left. Their announces that it will have the neither the Banner nor any other authorities at Washington I April 3rd. and will appreciate your to think these youngsters are receiv­ have been a different story to tell. Grange hall. Tills meeting is spon­ ~ '-----------rivir pi *vrn< 'support. If elected I promise careful ing such a good hot meal every day. Il was a lucky break. task has been completed. Tourist Trust Deposit transfers completed reputable paper would be justified • sored by the Barry County Pomona The menus differ from day to bureaus.can add to their lists of in- and everything set for regular oper­ in publishing the article. Grange. It will be a privilege to Um , . I ottention to my duties and feel that I°f inclement weather' j jpan have the necessary qualifica- day so they may be supplied with NOTICE. terestlng places to see to Michigan ation as a bank, as provided by the NAHiivnjF «ST*TF Grangers of Barry county to hear STATE DEPOSITORS, the Hasting* Civic Players postti O ns to conduct the affairs dt this the proper diet to insure health and the private office of the lowly audl- President's proclamation, on Satur­ NASHMLLE BANK I wish to announce that I am poned their trip to Nashville \mUlloffi£ n ?bS^ litamL” *r day April 1. growth. । tor general. not a candidate for aiderman from Banner will be remembered by so Depositors of the Nasliville State Monday evening. March 27. TheyAdv A Lvnn.Ab Brown Right now there Is a need for [ Some day when the bill* come, -----the Foiirth ward on the Democratic many of them. Watch for further Bank will meet Saturday nftemoon./nre to give The Oat and the Ca- A A,A” DrOWn’ • from under the pile of other bills' VOTE FOR DEAN DAVENPORT. canned tomatoes and fruit fresh Udttt-iAdv. Hugh ‘ Riley, announcements next week. “THE BORROWED WIFE." narv" a* .. a . benefit for the Barry । o'clock nt at th* the If K. nf of P rtuh Club nary" or canned. If you have any of these | the taxpayers arc trying to pay,1I The -------- — -•--------------------people of—Barty county are•­to 3:00 o'ckrak rooms. Nashville. Action is neces ­ County Red cross. It will be re-1 Ctarllon Center presents “ The articles you might contribute they I they will. know Just how many select, at the election Monday April membered that thl* I* the play writ -1 Borrowed Wife" nt I. O. O. F. hail, will be gratefully received. Siiouid loaves of bread could have been 3. a representative from this county sary to protect your Interests. C. H. Dahlbouser. Chmn. Comm. ten and directed by L E. Barnett1 Hastings. March 23. Admission 10c you have no way ot getting them purchased with the money that to attend a state constitutional con­ and given at the P. T. A. v —Adv. to the schoolhouse, phone 2224 and went into the purchase ot beautiful vention, which body will decide in —Adv. someone will call for them. Toma­ new rugs, draperies and fixture* for what manner prohibition shall be toes were very plentiful last fall and the office of Honorable John K. stricken from the constitution of Under the Emergency Banking J It will be recalled that th* O«wseveral bushels were canned by the Stack, Jr. Mldilgan, also whether Michigan teachers and students but the sup­ Act. which became effective March iemor.s Proclamation declaring a shall favor the wiping out of the ply has been completely exhausted, 9. 1933. no banking LnsUlutlon op- banking holiday was preclpated bs| Banking legislation that everyone Eighteenth AmendpenL and the children need the vitamins crating .under the Federal Banking I cause of financial difflcuiUe* than Two men have been s-lected, one I thought would have been enacted found In tomatoes and fresh and L.iws shall be allowed to resume J existing with cartain big banka In | over a week ago. has featured for representing the dry views is Dean normal banking activities until 1; is tiie city of Detroit. Many out-stat* canned fruit. J another additional ten days prac- Eugene Davenport of Woodland. determined that it U in an absolute- u —*“ were —--------*—• affected, be* banks somewhat * tlcally the entire time ot the state The other, who favors -the repeal of ly sound and liquid condition. Tlw i legislature. Two brief words "at- state and federal constitutional pro­ Hastings National Bank being a counts with Detroit banking Institu­ | torney general" caused all the de­ visions for proiubltion. is Dr. Birge member of the Federal Reserve Sys­ tions Thu fact applied to the Has-, I lay and all the trouble. After tiie C. Swift of Middleville. These are tem. and OfiertiUng under the above tings National Bank, and affected I banking bill had been prepared by two good men. who honestly differ Act. must Satisfy the authorities at its liquidity. ALICE SEARLES ESTATE. I Judge Arthur Lacey and others ad­ tn their views on prohibition. On February 23 the Hastings Na­ In order to settle the estate of Washington that its condition meets There is probably no doubt as to I vising with Governor William CotnAlice Searles there will be an auc­ tiie requirements of this law. In tional Bank, along with many other I stock. Attorney General Patrick what this state constitutional con­ tion sale on the Harry Bellinger order to determine this fact, it is banks, opened for 0to , purpose of I O'Brien determined to write Into the vention will do in view of the vote farm 3*> miles east and 2 miles; necessary that a complete exxmlnaI measure that the attorney general cast In Michigan at the last elec­ north of Hickory Corners. There will tlon be made, under the direction of I should be a part of the new banking tion; but we believe it would be bet­ By 8. L. Marshall. (angled and wrangle^ over because j ru*ry 14tli. He was called from his be offered live stock, tools, feed and tiie Comptroller ot the Currency. I machinery of the state. The measure ter for the people of Michigan if What Is wrong in Lansing? . ......... because of what? ■ as originally prepared provided that that convention shall be cautious [bed and rushed to Detroit to make household goods. Col. Henry Flan­ There are six thousand six Hundred trust funds hare b The new state administration has nery will cry this sale. Full par­ National banks in the United States, being either in our I tkw governor and the banking coni- about what it does and how it does PATRONAGE! [ a decision of unprecedented importand it takes time to determine the been on the job for more titan TEN It has not been a question of how ance to Michigan depositor* and ticulars elsewhere In Ulis issue. I mi«ui*ner should have entire charge : status of this great number. There- district, located at Chicago. Barry county hasn't had a saloon WEEKS soon or 1k>w much of Michigan's Michigan bankers—and he had to I at the banking problems of the NOTICE. . fore, in accordance with the law and A new national administration at hundreds of thousands of state bank make this decision at ONCE. No Application to continue this aarv> I state. But Attorney General for twenty-five year*. We hope we Due to the Inclement weather and j until this determination has been Ice. permitting lira receipt uf d»I O’Brien told friends that Ik thought will never have one again. We be­ Washington. D. C. took office Just depositors shall be relieved. Utile wonder he is discouraged. No won­ consideration 1* given the business' der he is bewildered. What luu the bad condition of the roads the made, a Conservator ha* been or- IMwite without Umitalkm I he siiouid have a part in the lieve it would be a good thing to a bit over TEN DAYS ago. • In Lansing everything is chaos, Interests of the stole. "Who will get happened since U loo fresh in the latter port of Ia.it week. Cane th &! dcred by the Treasury Department ment or withdrawal. In I handling and settling of bank prob-. have B.irry county represented in a ,.. v ....... w/ .arc , minds of Michigan people to need Stebbins, the Rexall Druggists, will j for till* bank; The confidence of that's the thing ,. they I lerns of Michigan, so lie had written that convention by a man like Dean bickering and leaderlesa confusion. the Job*?"—,.„. continue for this week, the special , the Department at Washington, tn the of office, --- --over;— ».&poil* _» .recounting. Nor is It necessary to I -into tiie bill the title of his office. Davenport. He lias not only a state At Watoington. starting the first i fighting explain why the Governor's efforts wall paper bargain* announced last I the Hasting* National Bank, i* ex­ ■ Tliese words caused the bill to hit but a nation-wide reputation, and is day of President Roosevelt'* admin- I istration. came bold acUon striking Parenthetically, let the writer have been futile to get action. week. and which appears again in ptessed in the fact that, agreeable not and never has been a fanatic on I the snag in the state senate Eleven at the very heart of the country's make it clear right here that he has their advertbement on another page j to the expnsaaed wishes ot the ofllI senator* immediately saw what they any subject So tiie Banner hopes, iconfidence in the honesty and sin­ Things are in a mess at lauiaing. of this issue of the Banner. ‘ directors, a member within . | cers and I declared to be an effort to use the since this county voted dry in No­ trouble. There is no leadership. A* this is written such relief a* 'cerity of Oov. William A. Comstock. i the bank Itself. Mr. Leon O. Tol­ I banking troubles of the state for vember by a good majority, that IN APPRECIATION. | hurst. ha* been appointed to this The Senate is aimlessly arguing I poasibie political advantage so they Barry county voter* will send Michigan* 500 tanks have had ha* 'The Governor is trying. He wants He was urwwii drawn miu Into drclar- and bickering about meaningless office, •i irwv ftcsiucui President Rooaevelt. nouecreiv. iaction. whvu. lie To all those who supported my ।, office. I determined that the iw words Dean Davenport to the constitution­ come from PTom their own state admlnlatra- ing a bonk holiday with minutes to> trifles. Its presiding officer. Lieut candidacy so unanimously at the At the time Govsrnor Oocnati I should go out of the bill and they al convention. tould Oov. Stebbins has not yet learned Republican caucus I extend my ap- proclaimed th* eight-day bonk A conservative dry man like De*n Uon has come nothing but a sue • • consider ills action, where he should I did go out. Meanwhile na»l of the mb- bow to follow the amplest simplest parliaperils- preclatlon And I will appreciate the holiday in this state, Ihte bulk ( I state banks of Michigan remain Davenport can help to save Michl- cewlon of conflicting re;>orta. Mich-1 iiavc had days. If that was a misI closed while waiting (or some word gan from the curse of having again igan depositors and Michigan bank-1 take, he made It upon Ute frantic toentai’y procedure. It* clerk, ac- support of all for my election on!to an excellent cash rewsttan ( had no borrowed money. Dmq I from Lansing as to what they tJial) the old-time licensed liquor saloon'er* are dizzy trying to follow the advice of a group of federal banking cording to veteran newspaper men. Monday. April 3. which was a curse to any common- gyrations of an impotent banking officials and Detroit bankers in the has not yet learned the routine Nellie Smith. 1------- '* I do. By. bill which ha* been lowed, tom,।wee hour* q( the morning of Feb-; (Continued on page 8, part lwo> -vAdv. Candidate for City Treaa. L (Continued on page four) REMARKABLE SHOW­ ING FOR HASTINGS TEfflSPOlE 19363813 TOWNSHIP OFFI­ CERS NOMINATED V Will Come Through An Announcement by the Hastings National Bank What Is Wrong in Lansing? 9000 Door Kickers for Job Seekers Pres. Roosevelt Accomplishes More in 10 Days Than State Administration Does in 10 Weeks One Auction Sale .. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH tt, 193J Miss Jean DeVries very kindly Three Times Fajr club on Friday, sang two numbers accompanied by evening. Mrs. Crue, • Passing By." by Henry Pcrcell and "BnUllng Thru." by Ar­ The state conservation depart- ; thur Pen. also favored us with a 1 ment urges that those who intend to [ The Goodwill L. A. S. will meet, burn out the gross, weed*, etc, In The club meeting of March HUi hpiano — — solo. "Crecendo" by Lassen, — al) [with Mrs. Fred Otlt for dinner Frl- swamps and swales, do so as soon ta charge of the Home department, of which were much appreciated -.2-. ------- -x. , ।i quirements as Before :1 day, March 24. as possible after the snow dlsap- Mrs. Marian Goodyear chairman, and enjojaed by the club members PROVISIONS SEEM TO FOUR INCORPORATED Harold J. Foster. Barry County Wall paper bargains continue at pem’ In xhi,t way lhey W1U ttVolri devottd t0 ■'Wm11 Paper. Drap- present. -------- - & -------Reu() ad on destroying destroying 'wild life 'wild which life finds whicha finds trie* aand erles Pictures." and Pictures." -------------------------------------- The "Word Study." a regular feaStebbins. COVMa* HOM-PAY. VILLAGES OP COUNTY .Agricultural Agent. announrer-Umt carveth and are already delinquent from two rmfn.n ..u-h .. . .. ------ 1—-----|he department. -5M refuge tn In «»rh such places—such u -K. rab-., fc.._ fc^lrs. j. M. -Townsend and ------Mrs. -V tunj ma MV AVPTrtFDc he ha* received blanks from thrf U another page—Adv. to four years tn taxes! What a snap MINT Or TAXES hiL« m.wVr... m-ii pheasants and. R Wlnlnfc.vr jeaden Of ' Hastings tn charge of Mrs. W. R. Cook and NAME OFFICERS s government and is now ready to bite, muskrats, quail, [ it would be for those real estate ----------. {assist fanners In making appiica- at Second ward school Monday small birds. If the burning of these Group No- 3 Extension Course, very she gave us the correct pronunrtaboxners. who have hundreds of places is delayed, many useful ani­ capably treated these subjects by tlon of ionic proper foreign nam»i HAS MANY DAN!“on» for the 1933 8W‘d ,OT«- Rc- night. March 27. at 7.30. ------------... .-------------------------------Idefe* Of property on their hands on P0LIT1CS CUTS and feathered fnends are giving a condensed review of Hie in much uie today. urov oiiai i rinimr quiremenu and regulations around Edward L. Sent* will appreciate mals GEROUS FEATURES which no taxes have been paid for |killed. Tliat will be a needleu de­ lessons given to leaders on Home VERY SMALL FIGURE; this loan arc very much the Umc The next meeting will be on April ----------- years; also for the big lumber and your vote for Aiderman of the Sec- ।struction. tiicsc places can be Furnishing by Extension specialist. 7lh in charge of thc Literature di­ Purchaser Would Be Corn-mining concerns In Michigan, who ond Ward April 3. 1933—Adv. 2 wk. 1burned „ovcr earlier, when there l* The Four Village Pre,Ideal. >*.>'•!,n!S McCall Broa. are having another ।no danger of harming wild life. , payment. polled to Pay Delinquent | Mrs. V. R -Wtalnger illustrated ....__________________ r,., “XT'Lu W"' Rf “* L”‘ Iran m । make application for a loan but J? afl- big cleaning special on Monday and1 - ---------------,i her talk on • Pictures’’ with some DEATH OF ERNEST PENNOCK, to — the — state without Taxes Under Law • .. ---- J rpay-. . >cr studying, over the requirement*, Week's Election framed reprints of famous paintings We can understand why certain -» <*nt , J?Un‘dp},il‘2 Ernest E. Pennock, age 55. died al former residents decided they did not care to bor* loaned by the Miller Furniture Co his tune a mile west of Hickory In tiie village elections -Jield. last■, row Ulis money. So tliat fhrmers real estate promoters wdl will favor favor >•« incurred mctetxedncA and sold .nd lor Me. cuh .Uur. OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY' and many small reprints mounted Comers on Wednesday afternoon of week, tmiltics did not— cut much Jig-1 what la known as the Moore BUI’ not hate to make this long trip ox*- ;; the*illofficer*! । on mats used in extension work. now before thc hglslature. It .teem* delinquent, taxes. If Li«se delta- ure. Following ^rJXra “ H“llnw l° »'«n tiw require-* last week, after a lingering illness. Alvah and’ttaa chartered (ill{vil­ mpnt, of Uiejpan. Mr. Foster lias amJrnJS 1^^°^ bren°fiu!£n Mr’ and Mrs’ Chas’ E’ Cox t0 Thc apeaMer ,“W.?u“Jn choos‘ IteVaT tiie“ron esiteclany designed to help city real nuencie* arc to be practically can­ ciimien for the four mr chartered estate inen who deni In suburban it w.il ructin that property lages of - Barry county: ~°Tratc °M0,dehTd- ^'t^th^ sMieX^’iif*’^ placed sample copies of the blanks acreage. It surely is not designed, owner? who do pay taxes will have •create. Is designed. and a list of wune nt the more Itn-' from wiu.t we learn ot it. to aid the ,ui;Jfr “*sc d° ding on March 28 -queaUons. Comers. When a young man he was President—Percy Rosser;' clerk. J. portent requiremcnU with efvry mg Atercn j!. people of this state or any io-, Ol“ of 0,0 ,nost <i“'U»’rous fea-. E. Babbit!; Treasurer. Thelma Sei­ townsiilp suix-rvtMir and Co-oper­ -1 »c‘a Kellcrs Sund“.v Mr and M chM E c' oI Fmt. -Do you Uke It?" Second, united in marriage to Nellie DeKiiSilty. It requires no action by de- lUr“ °f «*.•*“" tt-8ec?Wn **J|ch ^nta?*taUiTS5hodM N M"‘n st - BeUrvue. **» celebrate "Do you find some beauty in It? der. They lived thair entire life in fert; A»awor(. Herman RepMbJ ative elevator and creamery' mana­ linquent taxpayers and seems delhBt ,,Mse reasscMed delta-., Trustees. Isaac Moore, George ger in Barry county. This will al-: i . . 1 their golden wedding anniverMiry a,ld lhird- "D1*8 11 c»Prejw «««c- Barry Twix He ig Survived-by a «m signed to encourage delay tn the *’yen! ,a*M ‘'*h“n not ■** tl,‘lnip(f Tiiompson. Dan Postina. low thc former a chance to make r , ( ’ ?nd c,ectedOfflccn‘ for »hc on Tuesday. March 28 nt the?r ‘hing to you that you take pleasure Howard and a daughter Ruth, also payment of taxes. In fact it .w-c-m* to * to be di»e" untilth.- time set for the home. They will keep open houw *n7‘‘ And the lwo ^’liigs to look for by his father and a brother. Wilthe short trip to his sujiervLsor or coming year. Middleville. ret a premium on non-payment oI taM»llment. and ■ ■ President. Herbert G. Bent-way; Co-op manager and then deter­ fail , totake of during the oi hours are. "The thought or Ham. of Athens, and two half ,, Do „ not ’ ---, advantage -------- • uuriiiK inr njur* two of io two nvc to in'five in*1" a •pkture ................... . , ................ This would strike al the very foun-l,hal ’ u* history tamed by the Clerk. Dora L White: Treasurer! mine from the blanks whether he McCall --------- — . . . w Irtterwt -vnor own aa brothers Tile funcr.ll WllS held Sat­ MeC'l Rron. Bra.. clrontne de.nUW tnw-kl wml -Mnn. Mo..- u„ w .„„ Inimml. ' and .nd ‘•-Tour o«n M Idu datlon of a government supported «xjnly, ,h" ’ urday, conducted l>y Itev. Vlcto. „ wWdl „U ■'■a U-r .ruu. Idra Bianeh Segerstrom: Assessor, vfants to come to Hastings to make: dM U1d Tuuday ..I oral wrk. L.- tl„ by taxation. ~ thtM- tas,'s as unpaid, in other George Bodford; Trustees. Clayton application for a loan. dies coats and Mik or wool dresses, cordially welcome their friend*. Mrs. J. M. Townsend in her paper Jones, with burial in thc Hickory The Moorr Rill reTiiiTre* al! rfelinW'OrtB. the tax hen Would be OUSMoney is loaned by the governmen* suit*. wie . uv * m >, mon. uuu. MU. onnmu. Sde Mrj u lf>, lo;mcr „„ .nd wall i«prr nra Corners Cemetery. quent taxes of the yrarT1928d 1939 I funded until 1936 It would be jx»- Bennett. LaVenie Hlar and Lee M. rnent up to WOO.OO per person to fl- Cash and carry-—Adv. 18ML 1KI be reXeSrt in ten m-: *“* Ior mortgages and con- Johnson. Miller, d.ushtrr ol Oran, .nd «” U'«ibJ.'t «Uu eurt.liu jnance that person for seed, •horse: Ap Ex-service men who are In- Sarah MU!rr. or Johnstown town- '"a dr.|»«. told how to malt. Uta­ PREACHING BY 13 rtallmenu. beginning taliSs No ef-: ‘racU to be foreclosed and property Nashville Village. .... a................. . .... rlrr».» ,lfn tvam, utlH **• SVa.IlrH nlSIt* YEARS OLD EVANGELIST. fertilizer, «a* gas for tractor, spray, spray [ terested In forming an Ex-service-(hip. She was Resident. Elmer B. Greenfield,!’ feed, fprttlteer. succcsaful teacher da, “ U,M1 ’«»»» plaita. fort L* to be mode to find out who *tthout the necessity of P*yu>lThe Rev. Erma Pierce. 13 years nd: Clerk. Homier. Ind . | ETn?>.I^?l0CnU? I,'eaRU'' m, U”- lor o number of yean ta the vicin-‘ Thc fl ___ _ „Arthur ___ _________ ,,___ The speaker said that figured were delinquent, or how many de-ahcse hnquent taxes, and the Ind,;' - Adolph Dauw. Jr.. Ind•- ind ;: M°ne> ls not loaned to pay back Fourth Congressional District p!<-oM* uy O( Lacey Dowling Battle Creek-'' ’—,J u~ ------ 1 old girl evangelist'of Potterville, will linquent taxpayers would take a(j.. property resold and the deed n-cord- Treasurer, tiix.-*. interest, buy stock or any notify Arthur H. Clarke of South aild A.wria Cmter'bn March M draw* sliould be used with plain hold a week end convention at thc A mcs .< of . W.,A. Quick. Tnd.:— walls or vice versa — and ong should vantage of the help offered by thc td and * tax history gi'en. The uv,. «.pu ^emeroe,-. KCP. 1st- jm Jhe^.^nltM l^mSSjeYo b«' careful in live choosing of colors, Church of thc Norarent- on North bill. All must be reassessed. innocent purchaser would hold the tee;.. Ralph Wetherbee. Rep.. Bailey. Rep., and Stewart Lofdahi. [ J0??j1?„L[Adv Chas. E Cox of Assyria and they at as material that look* beautiful in Church St. <>n March 24. 25 and 26. It Is a well known fact that kt b'*£jn lhBt casf’ , , m l-n« Rc*d about thc wall paper bar- once settled on the groom* old; a store may not liarmonUe with the Her -sister, Mbs Elma Pierce. will least forty per cent of the present' Yherc are only a few of thp many Ind. !:L„ _ 1O,n ,.?_ S *5. U .7 d gain* in Carveth AStebbin* anhomestead. Their entire married hfe nooamna. , • gain.-, in carvein ac Btetwuu an- nome.uead. Their enure married life color wheme In tin- rooms they are accompany her. You are invited to President. Karl Foul; Clerk. L. G Kro‘wing or to ta ^rown bv be b?r^ "““"““ent in this week’s Bunner has Urn spent there and in Bello- to be used in a* to thc hue and in­ J come und hear these Spirit filled arafcn. w In boom Hmm. .Ill ‘“>M “ "I “» k'>uL‘’ j young ladles. r>Mraek:Trarau™. T. C. p. MunMu... .in k,™,.’ »>"•. IM „« raato ; tensity of color. C. Fine frock: Treasurer, T. never be paid Men/ Ihonmnd.tut- _________ . •n; Assessor. I. H. Bnnnm; Trus- owr 8 acfCS or potatoes. 2>i acres -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ::-------------pieces of property have already been I . . lees. h-s. A. A. AUerding, Aihrdtnu. Frank Prank NeitNeil- truck crops, 40 acres Wheat, and 12 abandoned Why put the assessing dllCCeSSjlll EVUn^elhamer cfficen to the trouble and expense '. . . amer and John Dell. Dell. acre* sugar tact* in 1932 are re-! of reassessing all this, property, dis­ qHired to cur their acreage 30 perj tributing payments over a period of cent in 1933 before a loan will be PLACE ORDERS NOW ten years when we know it will not Ii Mrs. Mary Showerman returned granted. Thc borrower swears that • Monday from HlIL'dalc Co । FOR SEEDLINGS he has no other sGurce of credit and be paid? On account of this delta- ' on ' where she. conducted a scries of quent tax being assessed as a new could not farm in\i933 without this ■ evangelistic services which were tax. it cannot be sold by the state i1 Co. Agl. Foster Quotes Rea­ loan. A family garden is required I very successful. ’until three years after It has been. as wen tin- growing of cuffideot sonable Price and Will feed crops to care for the ilvcMockj Take a piece of property now de­ on the farm. Deliver Them linquent for thc years 1928 to 1031. The application blank. ' among 1 , County Agricultural Agent Harold no tax payment would be required J. Fur-ter recently rtwelvod 11 price other things, requires a statementon It until 1935 and then it would be Utt on fortetry piantAig stock from of the number of acres intended toj spread over ten years.! Suppose no the Michiguii State College forestry be put to crop this year; thc num- i payment ts.made at that time, un­ te-r of acre* and bushels harvested : nurseries. , der thc Moore Bill the property canFor the ’past two years fanners in of each crop on your farm In 1832. A legal description of your land as 1 Bany county wishing pine or spruce :I taken from your tux receipt. Your [seedlings for reforestation work have complete financial statement givI placed Jhpir ordets with County । ing mortgages, chattels, notes ant! [Agent Faster and he has‘gone to,| outstanding bills. Bring this infor- REAL ESTATE MEN FAVOR MOORE BILL IWWMEOFFIFoster Has Blanks ............ CEASMECHOSEN । Go.ForAgent.Applications —Re- 'state must waif three years more, i I until 1938. with another year sal-71 lowed for redemption; so that it ■ would be 1940 before the state could Take over this property. What a ,' wonderful proposition that would be for some of the docens of jiotels and EN- apartment houses in Detroit which the Women's Club S istic Campaign WEEK-END SALE! Thursday, Friday and Saturday March 23 - 24 - 25 Coffee WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Easter Sunday Is April 16th! Let Us Be Your Outfitter, Whether It Is A New SpringSuit Or Other Items in Furnishings You are assured here of the newest styles and at prices you can pay!* We have dozens and dozens of new spring suits on our racks and the highest price we • will ask you is We challenge any gtore anywhere to offer better values Visit Our Tailored-to-Measure Department! Here you will find hundreds of beautiful woolens to select tram. No need tn paj? a big price fur this .service. They’re As* Low As— and the very S "2 ZT Finest Suits <30 By all moans vied this ■store — it’s .your home ■itore and .with our low operating expenses jio large chain store domi­ nates us in giving bet­ ter values or- more friendly service WATERS CLOTHES SHOP . ? ? if1 ° d,reSL,f">m.if want to , If VOU you want to make make annlleallon application for for j I the nurw-ry. thus cutting delivery a loan. It will save n lot of time. I :cost anc| timeMrthc trees ase out of iThc fnc' tbat “ ,armcr 15 steady •TwKnm [the ground, ,™, k;.. Ph ' F?i u '» hto rrara rei this service again this year. |' jr , T------ | „„... „ cclving a Mill loan as his crops are : White Pine f.-cdluiRs. '• to A in* ; talym as security jin height. White Spruce seedlings There win be someone in the! 3io8 ifh tn height and Njrwav1 County Agent's office every after। Spruce seedlings. 2 to 6 ms. in height, noon to assist farmers in making i • are all M.OO per l.ttoo trees. Other application for this loan. ; pine* and fir< are available a., well ---------- 1,1 1 “i-t,‘ ,r " '! dic-vssed their problems. 1 22.."sr- •• -■ ml, otion and windbreak jetting ‘ on-'hcre &“«”*“>■ ,rom Middleville, Mn. Sbonerman. given abo . inaDrra* Utung un , Nashville. Woodland: Freeport and I This Wednesday evening..- Mr.- ; If the tre^are «t 6x7 feet’iniM*^!’!’s’.al’° Xrom. thc ^’"cw Showtrman begins a ten day cam-,.1 row* it win take around 1000 trees a?,d ®at,,c Creek high schools, to paign at the United Brethren Mt.s-[per , an.-; 5x5 setting requires 1.749■“ ^h.«lTh'e°MtbJ^' >:on on So. J.-tTcrxm St . and later ;tree* ircT pe: . . abo.trees tier acre Tm.. Tm-- at nt tl.e ti-o '.I. m.- .'®* hikn Inc Jgati.crin., acr, h(,,dschool a, thfage. Methodu church goes to Dowling to hold revival prices ure iurnl*hcd by thc state , meeting*. C!t5. tam rtnd ^nbe'^d'foTTeforestal ca|1 . reforest cost The purpose was to consider hfe • luff Christmas tree planting and । •'J’b,7u confronting young people, windbreak* only. They cannot be h:ul “"If3' contere.-.cea HASTINGS MANFG. CO. used for ornamental work. All tree* * U* thc *° 5S’ w?° ln DOES NICE BUSINESS' tated above will grow m» anv "ii «rw,*n4 and <»*“»«« »ucb topics as their view* that Is uell drained. Very ’light thc,r VM’*1 on “ religion, rt'haion their thelr .itll*IU’ tudc toward school*, toward society Gets Good Results From Di­- sands will support good white pines. !:•. £ general, and how best to fit ! Mr. Foster will take order* cither. ?' rect Mail Advertising themselves for useful work. • ■ by mail, telephone or call nt the of- j " A fine i>ct luck dinner was served । . Campaign „ :ice until April 8th. The trees will . The Hastings Manufacturing be delivered at YMir form ijome time 1al noon. An Interesting address was Company has been putting on a very after the* middle of April. A 25 [given immediately following thc successful direct-mail adverttMiitj cent churgc ts made on each order luncheon by W. F- Kinzie of Detroit. campaign which., notwithstanding by tin; College to corer cost of park-1 DEATH OF MRS. SHAND. .fl'.e banking situation, has been ing tin- trees in mo*< and burlap for Mr*. Mary Louise Shand, mother I markedly MiccMSfu!.- _ delivery, place your requirements • of Mr.- Glen Brower, passed away I Tiie purpose of tiw campaign 1» now with i>fr. Foster. on Friday. Marell 17. at her home JserVlcc*not alone to 'he jobber, but in Toronto. Canada, at the age of to the gaiUcenuin and rite car own- FORTY YOUNGSTERS |1 ■..•.» ■ The remain* were brought •er. Good piston rings have a lot to to tiie home of Mr. and Mrs. Brower I -do with the economy and satlsfac-1 AT PINE LAKE CAMP। I and on Sunday funeral services were 1 riert vl operating a car. The Manujfactunng Co. fttnush every garage- They Come From Five Coun-j[held at Sarahac. where interment [was made. . nian. who takes a specified amount' ties - Are Being Given j A few weeks ago Mix Brower was ; o! nr.g.x a prwL-ion instrument to Toronto by thc death of Health Training / . I'1 called Mr. Shand and because of her the need o: new vision rums. The Yesterday there assembled nt the niotiicr's sickness had remained car owner need not have any doubt there caring for her. Mrs. Shand of what that instrument reveals. It logg Foundation, a third group of was a former resident here. Sincere forty cliildren. picked from Barry.1 sympathy is extended to thc bc[terms very favorable to the r.itagt-Allegan. Eaton. Calhoun and Kulai roaved ones. . ; man Hu* :n*trument is fmnralied mar<x> counties. . him by thc Honings Manuiu--t'uiu$ there for ten w< Tht-ic will Be kepti<ks. They aye »K«»tly children ulxi [l.are developed tu-1 •_ The Manufacturing C<m; bcrcular troubli Through careful In anollttr column there is an'ad mud* 4 marked tmprovcmci training und pr •te r diet the nurses iwhtch calls attention io all men'who ! quality and efficiency ci and doctor* in .•luttgc btitld VP the an- interested. .......... .... inrinbera ...... tn becoming 'condition-. these htlle folks o( an ex-.-crslcc Democratic Iz-ague. Ni.u« -r----- -Arthur J, ciarkc of South n, who will, when a sufficient “l.t_ when- -.nh ..-eatmen', munlxr hare signified Hwir ‘ tiwir interest U' ’lus organization, rail a meeting u'.?.;.n . -pccigiiy in th - c mmc central location m thc dis!..n> ot the yourupteu ’-‘in mctvfor the forming of thc district a rtiHiic** lint .ilntu- in ___ ........ ....... - lb. WHITE HOUSE Buy PAG Products Now u. 10c Green Tea Siftings Royal Baking Powder , 23c Toilet Tissue Dupoco Brand 1000 Sheets Rolls 19c Pure Comb Honey Fresh and Sweet X Card. 25c Funeral services for Roy Thee-' 7ii Dunn, eighteen years old sonf Li? i'lllrn. urram ! J'r. alia and .-,Mr-. Gerald unpin Dunn on of ’ latinn may prevent! Johnstown township.-were held ai ' .i i j‘?fn 1 , ,l“’ ,10tae of an uncle on Tuetagy ur ir lud been puuawd afternoon. March 21. Burial jb thc ■ “ *’ Ban.-leld cemetery. The young many many more, nut only died on Saturday nt Fennock hos- .<Sl“ ii ! •, • INION SERVICE. -ing uf u s ( Rout-ii T,'C. un,on e‘»nteU*tic meeting m s Cr-JJ.it HL; Thursday at the Naxarcne' m S Crowell ayed 77 v!ll,fch g ,pJen(JW SUC£(, , .njJ I Tur-d.iv. March 14. at the,,., was packed to its limits’ home ’! 82TW^'arae^St MteTi Thurch 11'fie hc nC *’ mecun « 01 “M’ » “* next meeting ot Ulc the un union will' [ .**> sun Jm? fre Thursday. April 20. al the WesrSIXVit - uleyan ‘y‘'n -MelhodUt Mell.odixt church. Rev. Ruby Ruby; b- Mre L c hTJ£; . f rSnJ Cooney win be the speaker. Spc. °SlS ia“ '• n 10 8,NC OVER, R'»»o . 17. He. John Kitching. officiating. Burial,m RltcrMde. I It Will be a pleasure to the many [fnends of Master Donald Britten. ------------4;C ftye years, to know that he- will ?t- .Ind after this date I wiu not sing met Radiu station WASH from rvriw ;bls fur debt* contntetad Uncle Jerry's club Hu-. Friday eft* anjone but myu-U. Dated, Mar. nitup which will be on tite» air at 193J. Ralph Mead. Adv.—2<k*. 4:45. f Z5c 5 CAMAY P & G SOAP CHIPSO * CUaterfielda, Lucky Strikei, Camel, and Old Gold VlgaiCllCS W» IOC Potatoes Standard Quality Pack 10c Bu.h.i 38c Oranges Medium Size Sweet and Juicy Z Z9c Fresh Carrots Crisp and Tsmder Bunches^ 1C Flakes or Granules OXYDOL Z 29c Kirk’s Coco 5 ur. 25c l/srdwster Castile Soap ■ Coffee Butter O-K Soap 7 •— 25c BEECHNUT Shults or Freeport lb. Kirk's lb. Flake White Soap 8 b... 25c - FINEST QUALITY MEATS <- Paramount Foods Tomato Juice Paramount 3 C*n» Large No. 10 tint 47c Vinegar Paramount wonderiul phllanthro* ople of Barry county’ IVORY SOAP Quart Site, each 25c I4c Beit Pure Mayonnaise Pint Site Or Relish Spread Paramount Catsup Small Sira Bottle* Paramount Large Sire Bottles 13c 23c 9c Pork & Beans 4 Cans 25c Paramount Very Delicious Chill Con Carne 2 i- 19c Paramount Seasoned Just Right Mustard 13c Frankfurts or Small Link Sausage ZZ5c Armour’s Bacon Banquet H lb. pkg. 9c BeeS Kettle Roast ». izc Hamburger Fresh Ground 3 »■■ 25c Veal Roasts Choice Quality r< «• 14c Fresh Ground BeeS z Z5c Bacon Squares Finest Quality a. 6c Lean Pork Roasts b. 10c Fresh Fillets «—q<*> Z Z9c Oar Cube Steaks Always Young and Tender Horse Radish We Have Strictly Fresh Lake Trout Hirscli Bros, manufacture Para­ mount Foods and have a branch in Hutings Feldpausch’s *Paramount "Where Better Foods Cost Less” Deliveries 8—10 A. M. aad 2—4 P. M. Daily ' Phone 2272 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81. »» Sporting Items T]' a bright showing on his first ap-1 ipearence here since appearing In the Golden Gloves semi-finals when . he took a decision from Jim White, , Ludington. 130. tn the flyweight di- j l vision. 67438198 DO NOT USE SPRAYS is a nr uiitu ;driller» hare ever encountered. senlcal but no aubatltute has been to 1U owner. . ri immiir ’ Th« sPrn>‘ »«hedules for protecting »1Vfn ‘he approval of entomologists)Work with mineral mixtures fed1 MADE WITH FLUORINE appjM from codUng rooUl axiulre •“ Michigan State. However, some to dairy cattle at Michigan Stale _______ . coming moui i«jwre Jpruys liave bwn oflt.ted Tor M)e ln.Coner, prOwi lhal the feed cop- vwjvtww Mr*, st j uTS Tninmn Tnr.il, nf Hnn the 1,16 arsenwa*.,prfl?s' ’h*0*1 which the killing agent was some talnlng fluorine ruined the catlies' „ "*77' „ Injures Teeth ot Fruit Can- tn some instances Where fruit was fluorine compound and orchard teeth in a short time. Testa al oth- Mr. and Mm Ray 1 LOCAL BOXING TEAM i ------------ —---------sumerg—Presence Forbid- ’prayed late m the season and W»s owners been told that this er stations aiusw show Ml that teeth us of Anr“ o —...... have . tn.l V. Mi the . <IV LCVlll ,---------- ’ — ■" .. : not washed by the rains, leave un... . . — j l- neadav. spray was harmless if any rrmalm-d I £ ‘ 11Idr ' r » art seriously injured by den by Federal Law. ;■ desirable residues on the fruit. Ap- -------fluorine. 8. C. Schuler *u in Haatinga 4 East Lansing.—R e t c a r c h v6iik ' pies shipped from the United Ftates on_.“.>e fruit.. , „ , i MdciUgan orchard owners should !xrt wwlu | movai of Mr. Finley and had fa-' done at Michigan State College arfcl to England were condemned for this tj-Js - no. Vllw. ,luuri,„ [wl. A fair-sired crowd assembled at is not true. FluorIn" com- not dse sprays containing any fluoHeiman Winkler waa in Gn ,'vored a grand jury Investigation of at other cxperii..ent stations has es­ reason and agents of ine United ix>This und, cither in feeds ----------------------- -- ---------- I Odd Fellows Arena last Thursday <ia for tor animals nnimnis i Ledge Wrdneaday. hl, acts as receiver. The Grand. tablished .......... tiie fact ■ that an tipple a. States who enforce the pure food Qr ln human food are distinctly In­ night to see amateur boxen from ,t I Several from here attended ' I Rapids Press article stressed only day may keep the doctor away but -aw selred carloads In this country, jurious. The federal enforcer* of -----------■ 1 nine cities tiiroughuut * Western ,, . * funeral of Mrs. F F. Hilbart the alleged demand by the board if fluorttte sprays are used, the ap-1 AU stations und ull spray manu- the pure foot! laws will condemn About w population Woodland Sunday afternoon. Michigan stage a ten-bout card of one-fifth of ;; the that Mr. Finley be removed, which tile ration will be Uie biggest boost facturera have attempted to develop fruit which shows trace.', ot fluorine of, England -a Wales ■■lives — to Mr a|Ul Vlclor g fisticuffs on the 8t. Pplrick's Day j and (Continued from page one) for dentipta' profits that tiie tooth. a spray which would replace the ar- and that fruit will be u total less Greater London. Meet program. Hastings lead the to-1___________ _______ In Grand Rapids Friday, uencrai chairman, cnairman. Mrs. Louise Louise ) two articles so far os they tai of wlnncn when four local boxGeneral era finished on top. Wayland placed --------Walton; ------Plays and Activities. Mrs. ­ related to any suggestion or demand second with two winners while Lud­ Louise Walton. Mrs. Ann McDonald. Mr. Finley's removal, <y cycn ington. Doster, Btanton and Middle­ Dr DeForest Walton. L. E. Barnett: hinting at a grand lury invert igaville each were represented with a Membership (other than acting ■ tlon by the board, absolutely }ud no first place. cast). William Bhulters. Dr. DeForIn fact. . Out of the ten bouts, two boxers est Walton. Everett Young. L. E.! The libelous nature of these wen| knockout route with one Barnett: Production and Finance, |NiUhville letters was presented to losing on a technical knockout. Mrs. Honora Pratt. Mrs. Margret I the two papers vigorously - by Mr. Seven encounters went the full Barnett. Mrs. Catherine Carrothcrs. | Finley'* attorney. Kim Bigler. Each three rounds for decisions. Johnny Arcliic McDonald. Dr. Frank Car-, paper had evidently made an InvesCasting Committee.---------------------Wil-; tjgatlon.-------------------------for on Wednesday- P.- — M. — in Wirth, Grand Rapids, officiated androlhers: --------- -----------------------------R Cook, tiie Pre.u and on Tiiurulav was assisted in the judlng by Les 11am Uanl Shuln-rs Bhulters. Mm. Mrs. W W. R. tlx> Press, Thursday mnrnlne morning HMrthome. athletic coach of the M" Honora^ Pratt, Andrew Mat-1 irj the^Grand Rapids Herald, there thews. L. E Barnett: Publicity. Wil- appeared complete retractions and Wolverton, former athletic coach at Ham'Field. R. M, Cook; Stage and; expressions of regret for havinr Properties. Sidney VanOorder;jpublished these libelous statement; the Mlddlcvdle High school. Tiie bouts were oil to an uncx- Prompters. Mrs. Margret Barnet', concerning Mr. Finley. Both papers pectedly poor start when Larry Wk- Mrs. Ann McDonald: Director. L. E.|took up the matter with Mr. Reichnlewskl. Wayland. 134, tapped Bill Barnett: Members of cast. Mrs. Hon-1 art. state bank commissioner. He Pratt. Miss Alleen Isenhath. I told the publishers of both papers James, Hastings, 138, leu than half ora 1 a dozen times early in the first Mias Helen Weaver. Dr. DeForest | that there was no intention, eltlier round, forcing the local lightweight,,Walton. Archie McDonald. Russell on the part of the court or of the I Cleveland, Everett Young. Dr. Prank banking department, of making any to, Uic canvas where he chase to Vn.'r^tT’ change in the receivership at Ums rclnnln for ten counts. ’ Caftothers. L. E. Barnett. Nashville bank, and he added: Don Morgenstern, Wayland. 110, “Wherever Mr. Finley has been ap­ una Ftea A alter. Crystal. HO. pointed as a receiver of tfhy bonk staged a scrappy encounter in the that has been forced to close, hi# flyweight division and gave live fans work has been of the highest order Uiree rounds ot give and take mitt == He was named by Judge McPeek on throwing thal found Morgenstern the recommendation of the TROOP 71. ij --------------------—-1 ™banking ----- —— slightly thc aggressor and finding I . I’ ? J7 PrtrtA.. i, iv i fonuMtMtDner - He is added. "I am favor with the Judges. dS^,Mw^?J-ro TnhnS »ur« J,!<1KC McPeek well satisfied Leo Witt, Doster. 142, proved to .uVa ^ldrivfr uUh his work, and I-know we are be loo much ot a match for Lyle Afh(bi«Orein «.r«n LnrJIln thiTm iMr Fraley **ts » member of the Lyon, Wayland. 145, when the two Mart? kwhirhe wnJs,aU‘ banking department as n bank mixed blows In the welterweight dl- Sid ; the nrertodiw Sat^Idav examlner before taking his first MvL«Jon and Lyon called it a day al i ,t v Signment as a receiver.'' This was the conclusion of the second round, >mpk- evidence of ids fitness and rellnqulsliing thc decision to Witt on joined by eight boys who were puss-1 .uju,. .... nc, a. nveiver a technical knockout iIng the fourteen mile hike and the’0*11 -Z’ As?lr' *?,lley. “““ °['ly ** rc’ Lewis Bailey. Hastings. 130. retal- icooking and fire building tests. lated for a knockout suffered on his. Tiie meeting Monday night wo! moled by the state banking comlosr appearance in the Odd Fellows <opened by-Gardner. After the uxua] tn*™on<'f a!ld ‘he court, and os ring when he battered out a de- <opening, a great number of last ’*“»*« had ever thought ofhlsretests were passed in prepa- ,,l0val. and as the board of super­ clslon over George Flngleton. Irving, mlnutc i for the Court of Honor. A vlw” Ux)lt “ctIon ?v'n >“n“n« 134. In a bloody fracas that found ration i his al removal. his removal, It can it be can seenbethat seen that the two lightweights considerably, inovel -i... relay game was playedst and weakened at the finish. “ „*j the . meeting was then closed by tiie statement* conccmkig his re­ WIZARD 42x36 PILLOW CASES moval. or any demand by- the board Dick Palmer, Middleville, mode singing taps, 3S Inch WiJth Now at only .............................................. u. Mike Decker. izuuiuKfor Brand jury action were without short work of Ludlng-.; -_______ ton. 138, when the two met In thei Tuesday was Barry county,night foundation. .Tiie supervisors acted WIZARD 81x99 SHEETS wuli.rw.iohi at thn welterweight division and scored _nI. ‘he Srmit Scout Irartara* leaders' training training eruiro^ course within their authority In asking a Now at only.............. ‘................................. knockout early In the first round. >n Battle Creek. John Ketcham led | reduction In, receivership expciLscs hardjy giving' tiie Ludington boy ‘he singing. Six local Waders pre-1 because Barry county Is thc largest 1 39-1NCH UNBLEACHED MUSLIN time to land a blow. - pentcd elaborately carved totem i creditor oLthc Nashville bank Bat Now at only .............................................. Via Black. Stanton, 149, and Al ixdes to comiietc for an Area prise.(they made no accusations nor iptiPalenik, Wayland, 148. displayed’. Special stunts on the program in- motions against Mr. Finley. 36-INCH WHITE NAINSOOK STEVEN'S Women’a Cotton some high class glove throwing eluded a tumbling team and demBefore the.depositors’ committee Fait Color, 36 in. ■ ' Now at only..................... ....................... when the two matched Mows in thc onstratlon by Troop 50. both of the called ujx>n the board of supervisors, All Linen welterweight division and the ensu- Coldwater State Schoo), and a bag-i me of their number called Judge A. C. A* FEATHER PROOF STRIPED ing three rounds were featured with P‘PC concert by Bill Smart, direct McPeek by telephone, asking him TICKING ..................................... pllnts of give and take punching j ‘com Scotland. to grant the committee a hearing, u Extra Sturdy with Black holding the upper hand — , . ... , they wished to make charges Plain Colon CRIB BLANKETS, APPL1QUED and finding favor with the Judges in Thursday night. Mar. 22. a Coqrtot against the receiver.. Mr. Finley. The Buy them now at....................................... Judge told the committeeman that Hu- Barlow, lluuw. no. mad, ’"‘U!” ""J-,. D™c’Pn’- such a proceeding wohld be unfair yj. a UUUal ap. c------”“tl 5?”. “ L---- sias„. n me, nice slarwuia snowing on hU ma uuuai ap- ,’7. "__ Mr.______ Finley____ was_entitled „ to know 't “any charges made. The Judge pearance in the bantamweight diny chanfcs vision when he punched out a dt- donated by Hastings merchants fnr thc coinmlttccr.un that he rnrreJT Gcnson.Tuding■**««»• clslon over Warren Ocnwn. Ludlnga*ard* «»«»>• rcadv » 10 pre^nt nrr"'nt to; 101 mild " 'be glad ...........t > •hear and' •to InMarvtlous Shades! .Man! Barlow. previous to ton. 120. „ deserving ,roop* _ cstigate any charges, but that they Thursday night, fought in the flySuperior Quality t Here’s At the training course on Jan. 28,> nu\l bo The wv-ight division. U1C OIVCTUW Woodbucrers WOO3DlttIcr3 OI thc „ Wolverine of na5 Has-. ;ydom ot Judges McPeek In taking. ■ -.■Pct<;J*cn<1,U1' Eu.dtaff>n' <*' b?1* ’-•««• eonsUUng of Fred Ballance. ।‘.Hat position l« quite apparent in ,n«hte, e,‘eou“'®r Burr Cooley mid Otis Gallup, will lew - - of the - developments in the case /n'-il with ------ Glen ------ McCoy. ---- - Pen ul- water. 123, ly one of ()| U tlie ll Inaln Bttracllofts on “”d -ll* newspaper report r-B and easily gained a decision over the {jj» program , about thc supervisors' action in lanky McCoy. refetynetj to Mr. Ptnley. esjKtially ’ Jack. Allcrding. Carlton Center. ' Carvfth ~ ' A- Stebbin* have received; SIZE 1 to S hot’’ thff Grand Rapids papers 150, climaxed his first appearance In a new .supply of cub handbooks cov­ have made retractions and acknowlthc local ring by eking out a de­ ering all ranks of that work. Ini »gvd thal their correspondent way Me cision over Frank Bovlcr. Wayland. the future all scout literature will.I, misinformed abiut the facts con150, when thc two clashed in thc He handled by this firm instead of renting demand for the removal of middleweight dMslon. being supplied through headquar­ Mr. Finley or possible grand jury > action. • Steve Karpies/Hastings, 132, mode ters os In the jxutt. „ BY DAILY PAPERS HUSTINGS IKW HIS OWN CIVIC PLAYERS • . T last—new leadership! Money in motion! Fearon , the run! Good cheer in the air! And Penney’s keeping pace—yes, taking action, too! NOW!^? When it counts! By placing trainloads of merchandise at the T command of Americans ... at prices that may never again be I duplicated! We've planned and looked ahead—to be ready I for this great moment. To prove again toAmerica’s thrifty I that-ALWAYS, ANY TIME, EVERY TIME, VALUES THAT BEAT ALL OTHERS AWAIT YOUQZ A Boy Scout News Barber Towels ' Overdrape Damask 4c Act NOW to Save/ 10c 49c 5c 10c 15c 49c 25c HOSE CRASH 5 • 63c IOC 49c WJCK TESTING DEMON­ STRATION MARCH 29 , MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. TELEPHONE PROTECTION IN YOUR HOME WILL LESSEN WORRY . . • Worry about the health and safety of the family, the hazards of fire and theft. A telephone in the home is assurance that, no matter what emergency may arise there, aid can be summoned instantly and you can be notified at once. By telephone, too, you can keep in touch with memben of the family out of town, and they can reach you readily. Just one call in an emergency may be woyth more than the cost of the telephone for a lifetime. ff jh/p M. S. C. Specialist to Speak to Onion Growers at ■ Orangeville Hall 1 Next Wednesday. Match 29. at 11:00 P M. sharp, a meeting will be i held kt the Orangeville town balk at the request of onion growers otu Gun Marsh. Dr. Paul Harmer.y muck specialist from M. 8. C.. will give an addrv.-s on muck farming and a new method of testing muck will be demonstrated by Prof. Sfuirway of M. S. C. assisted by /Mr. Suckrlder of the Solis department. Samples of muck should be brought by onion growers for testing at this meeting, using clean cans and half pint samples. MRS. F. F. HILBERT DIRS. Mrs. F. F. Hilbert of Woodland, aged 76. who has been in. declining health-for a long time, passed away on Thursday night Surviving are the husband, one , daughter. Mrs. Glen Blake of Middleville, and a son. J. Victor Hilbert of Woodland. Another son. Laurence Hilbert, died several years ago. Surviving are al­ so several grandchildren and one sister. Mrs. Amelia Snuggs of De­ troit. besides nephews and nieces. Mrs. Hilbert had lived her entire life In Woodland township and was actively identified with various or­ ganizations In connection with the Methodist churgh of which she had been a member since girlhood. She was a charter member of the Mis­ sionary Society and had served in many offices In the church. Funeral services were held on Sunday afternoon with burial in the Woodland cemetery. The many Hastings friends extend sympathy, to the bereaved ones. HIGHBANK. Tiie Branch school P. T. A. will! be held Friday evening. March'24.i The Striker school Is putting on the program. Refreshments. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Reid Tuesday morning, March 14. a daughter. Mrs. Frank Hawblitz was called home Saturday morning by ths sudden death of her fattier, Bert W. I Jones, in Assyria. His death was due to heart trouble. ■ A naturalist tell* us that cer- ■ I' tain birds can summon a whole! flock within a few momenta. We’ve I wutclted them doing it just after' we ve sown seeds In the garden. 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Men’s Cotton Socks5c Men’s Fancy Rayon Socks 15c Canvas Gloves5c Man*size Hdkfs., two for. . 5c Men’s Garters10c Br’n Napout Glpves, 2 pr. 25c Shoe Laces4c Infants STRAP SLIPPERS 45x45 4* AJ , ■* %/ C | if , J Part Linen Slipover 14x24 R I pJ R I COTTON —M UNION SUITS Men’s DRESS SHIRTS fV ■" LF |- Coati 300-yd. Sewing Th’d. 8c Boil Proof Elastic, 5 yds.. . 8c Lawn Bias Tape, 8 yds. ... 8c Underwear Buttons, 1 doz. 4c Needles, Sharps, Em­ broidery 4c Common Pins, 160 count . .4c Blankets Z. PENNEY ile-llB EAST STATE STREET—HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Men’s JDress Trousers ■M 1 ■1MiM •st' �THE HASTINGS BANNER WEDNESDAY, MARCH 83. 1913 PAGE FOUR The Banner me Hastings naattngapa nner "■“* *h"' taV- AU..,.. .... nwfc. »«re .„d t*<. - --- , Q . . —• SrarUn or ,U Tr.uur, Wo«lla|UpiUlOnS, ‘This and That I Mark -Smith of Chicago visited at i <O. A. Whltright's and his many Backward Glances; [Other friends of this place lost week.. Mr. Smith used to live m Hastings i Bits of Yesterday ' and talks some of returning here io { ‘Time to buy The President Talks. “ H”"h€’’ Ml,>4 *ia* hare already taken bold action to flkWS? •'cWK’iittu* can »7~ sUrt needed banking reforms They Stirring Lcader*hlp.___ I IMS after thc World's fair. ' ‘ ’ hare made a good sun but Uic Job ! FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAYA TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. KILL IT. ’ bbventy 8EVCX111 vtatt finished yet. We need more Bold Action. Mr und Mrs Frank Rogers were ! Prof. R. C. Barrett of Ohio dc—-------------- ------------------— Governor Comstock and the other KniarJ st .*« p»o «atr» •( fUsHaji, strict federal banking regulations. Democrat* elected to office last fall. illvered hl* popular lecture on the; President Roosevelt, we read, in"Immortality of thc Soul” in Ses­ Mrfkiox m ***** B**llt** Bnd thc absorption of state banks won out strictly upon one t»uc— lrn<U Io rontlnue hu r«llo ulfe to U IJ complimenting Mrs. sions hull Free part'Sunday evening. | ’ ' uLiurrifiuu by Mail. into u unified federal system. Tlx: that was their pledge to cut govern- IX. oubUe Mr no»nli< ta! »»■ a ’ dinner party --------------o' !'Xt “ 00 ” 'b‘K banker.- and financial .{*•}»*» “J*,1 lure along this line since assuming, A. Goldrtng of Chicapo. There werc|■The hull was densely packed. The! LN IiaIiky cot mv MX MONTH* wr gcmusck evidently need a set of rexnen*«Gt‘iat have been cut' J liiT----- “7“ other out of town guesta present. 1 large audience listened with the , Mrs. Burton Perry and Mrs. Ed-j cloeeii attention mure than two) dr ...id ioa.i<u'- <1 expense* mat nm< ucen cm “•F’ontT-r* broadcast in-u ulinuu* vein IN HSKKi* <'<H*N;i, TIIBKE Mosuts roles and regulations to go by just,those reommended by two ^epubll-1 woul(l doubtless help to maintain win Sayles left this Wednesday • hours to thc very able and irutruc-' * ‘ thc same as any ordinary "player." cans, Hon, Vernon J. B(own of Ma- (the sympathy and confidence that, morning for La* Angalea, Caiifor-1i live lecture. The Profes.M>r proved i son and Hon. i . .sop -Gus Hartman «f;he haa wtn,PerxonoDy ws hope that, nta. called there by lhe *ehoUs ill-' successfully from u philosophical. I Houghton. .. •'. '.*. ’• iwntwhinn I be,will Be able to accomplish this. ‘ ness ol their sister. Mr*. A. F. standpoint tliat the soul is immbr2.00 . a meddlesome Pastime. _______________ | The Democratic_______________ administration The country after being divided in­; Clough, iDonna Durkee). ' Mrs. Dennis Murray and sister. | Mr Sherman. a farmer living on luui Injected Inleeted several ir-ver.il little little ebscurc obscure to t.wo rather, bitter oumps for sev-. '— A jokester of Omaha, Neb . recent-1 iui* ly d<moiuir»tcd what inane thinp b‘»» ln‘« <*» p?*r*,n •»ral years nv-ctls "to unite under a Mrs.* Grace Dodds of Ontario, ore : the Younfta-Oilkey farm in Prairielie*- , , .... . . 'hat call tor-higher raxes and'high-.. single leader once again. In fact, Grand Rapid*) visitors today. Tiny vlllc while hauling a load of timber signed petitions arc. This man mad.* (,r jn miJny C[UU,S •to Plainwell on the 14th accidentally such a union is ghperattve. ■ ', will see the play "Tiie Purple Mask.""! **** out a petition favoring Guiseppej one of there mtecrable little ’ Superintendent and Mr*. M. It. Jell from thc load injuring his aplnc Kcyworth and Mr- and Mrs. John so badly ns to cause death in thir‘Zangara tor some minor public pf- measures provides for an increase Since he has thrown off the role Nobles saw ••Tangerine" at the Post ,teen hours.- He leaves a Wife and flcr and had no trouble »*. all gel-i,r“,n ,, w u* for the right to , of suave politician.. Chat he Wore' lur . llcT ' theater in Battle Creek Tuesday eight children. -J ting the required number of «te™»** |or clgh^yvaS'pasTat’everrsa^on J—U»e ---------- ----- - rj during campaign. Mr.--------Rodx-’Vrtf evening. - - “■■■■o The Ladies' Society of the PresbyLewis of uvua teriati enuren church will entertained L. tures! The group on whom he p»?r-I of the legislature, there lias been an "Mr. “* “and *”* Mrs. Lx ’*“' Conroy '-“nroy o; win t» oe cmenainro pctrated this hoax included work- ‘ effv.-t made to triple the cwt of this juaimes ol loroeft Land Muskegon came Saturday ami will by Mrs Boltwocxl and Mr*, clarke Friday evening of this week. Gentle­ men art invited to ten at six o'clock ! Roowvelt; pit 7>eur Irving"”’" preni.-ional men-and women, too.{^.f thl. i.-gtolnture with an ur- type 51 was > Thwxfcre Ko *>*’<!,t,* ,ua pH near Irving. All are cordially invited. Most of them simply signed became; requaat that thl* be tripled by: nun whom FFtanklin ^anfc.tn. ■ Pparticularly eftteutoriy au* GU* Goodrich Goodrich of Wheatland. On Monday night *it about ten olmirM mn <lta«h hl. branch o[ Um b.,„ 1,1, .a lire broke out on t he we.<1 they hated to refuse anddidn't fake'the legislature. ’ the “ “.... °™ n....(hr K™ 31 UI lanulv adhered tn u illfTerent .... . nn o'clock wthg of the.county Jail, caus'd by a defect tn.the chimney. Tiie fire de-: ,»uu„„ rm, » h.,!x .(udy, A I- 1*^“ H,"lf •»'» "■“«• •" co™..,, .M ,hrtr Mr M1. u„,„ auB<M JOll P.ltlNTlSo. , partment. was promptly, on hand. .(.tier,, tarawh th. vellum hue-1 .....ma,, nul u.e, and I™. Eft*, anuld H-pId. »,ir ... the u.i •:. ol «. but before they c<xild render servlcq «.« in IVNUrn MKU ■ MW Ita.ta.u.UZ.nWM.ndl H« >o l,w rata « lh« 5 ft,ft *“■' .T ............................ ail. “,1U A,rs- J A - Ultckeiwp.t!' the citizens with pal!* hod extm- pain s of. agreement. Both nun are over Sunday. uulsited the fire. Tiie damage was : Ott*n Hal1 of iftSfth, Ludington w ut small with .n»blw(Iwure.lW...ui<tau.i;^t "d. «« ™ X" and U fully covered by insur- i QUIT STALLING. SENATOR. acts. But this joke is nothing ex- > mighty important, especially when; “5> before assuming tin tenou* illne.M of hi* mother. Mr* ' Senator Ccuans of • all jx-dplc Lucinda Hull, who is now al thc ccpthmal. It simply illustrates in (the word of thv-chtef executive <?f, J should know that there is a depres­ what a iM-rfimctory manner Ameri-! »>••’ * at stake—Plymouth Thc pre,i(k<nl*i flrat riMiio upecch wiVren Ward” sion in Michigan—in fact, we recall cans do then* petition signing. No,'1'1 * from the White House was rather ' quite clearly that the banks In his wondvr that special interests hare! dUR COLORFUL PRESIDENT. 1,! TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY (Continued from page <«.»•> ow’n home city of Detroit were thc uy use of Mrs g c Hon,^ ,nix. Alm- c;T" * no trouble getting lhe names of The primary eb-ction .*.jstvm i* re-: fncl<’|,nii' figures- rvtuon r immediate cause of a crisis of na- • rejfrcsenlatlve groups" on petition* I *l»n.* ible f .r tlu- changed attllum*. rather It. »pcoulter* and of Chlcam>4 because of the- banking legula...... ><au«inci vi i^iuviiwr--------■ - ----(I to tne osnnwn ____ ... ■ ■ . daughter io.- !.!(<( ce.enmrm —-•... under ....... «*•* hits lu Ix-n cantton-wide, scope. But apparently- Mr. calling for increased government uj,,?? .hi^id- a "ml? tKcnU|n iSSe s*‘n'v‘ of ,1M' American pcople-a came Wednesday tofvlsit MUa Ger- ,lon trude Smith. |*i<krath>n during tin* part week or Conte ns Sa blandly unaware. Tills expendiiures. P.-ution-signing would I EyHnIin®ir FimraDtair® C©, ^d SE? n'Cd* I>jw Van Slooten and family li ft but now that thia bill to apparentMonday fur lz>« Angeles. California. *>’ on 1Ls *“> become law the be simply a playful pastime if it switched in their political thinking ‘n r^mep to rebuwr. one cf the'few Republican Wngtcrs were not tor the fact that thew! lr°ni consenuire n. colorful whure they expect to make their fu-1 nu'intara a.' tin- legislature will be turd home., Their nuiny inenua trnniU nerc int.-i"***abl,‘ *■***•■ fl** •-■•■*' «Hne *••••* tunc and though^ . . ., Tills Fills <explains Mil-uns tiie the re.vchoioiriea! |>*ychoioglcai ** " 01 ‘"^s *actor in 111 Mr *w ttoorevc.t s wciiuiik ineir .imny who buibd thc administration on document* are taken quite seriously 'iipnun .. or ' ! : which began ... upturn of tin*c ■iinlry the (tot’d* imiuession he hXv unite in wishing Hum success ii»;To other prouietns confronting the uh- cjuniry wrucri ut* ' fuiur » the *300.000,060 economy bill. Fur i during the inaumiral .address -address v. Of:tmuleon their pew — home in in'political quarters. The persons to:d Unt|g {j u. inaugural -- the entire . Washington ------ --- ----- -----. the goldefr-w&t. j.'tate._________ Hustings, Michigan two years now thc entire public of.’ wham the petitions are addressed, Pn-.udd.-nt Roo*cvelt and‘to steadily pr*- ’- A *yn»f»aUietk: pre** :.* a John Fighter jf Elbow. Soekatch-1 * the' United States lias been hoping” hare means of knowing that al srowlr^ Th..pl- fully under- ' a' l'Uncv. It m* .uu that Um . wan. Canada, v x- in t... cl*> PROCLAMATION BY \ . .t-nd that PuMid-m R.,.*relt i* not ,t,r" *’1 «*’**’ U‘u‘n» frarr* tbP Mbiul.ry caili^ <m ol./ IrUtul- H. and praying that congreas migjjt <k> : , • ’ " GOV. WM. A. COMSTOCK somctlung to balance the budget or least ninety-nine per c<nt o. the u- bU,k.r n;.u, iUltl |;,r.ierhap* no bet- raidtal wili.be tolerant and patient, formerly lived near Freeport. s-" name; mean nothing at .all *o far aa ler Apnpix.l tn intelligence and po- Wt‘ »*■<> »> a. private bulletin issued Mrs. Ida Rambo and dauvhn-r rc- j at least make some reduction In ex­ turned Thursday to'ThTr" home ’ tn: Th ursdiiy. April 6, Desig ' representing thc public mind is con-■ luteal Hycr.ev’ than Mr. Hoover but penditure*. For two years c®ngre..« cenvd Pctitton-slRnlng is a pastime !lw' nfw ’ xwuUvc better typiHt-' Si . “ .th'ft.", .it;: na‘'d "• *™r D»y,n thi BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS stalled al the job getting esacllyI ... . ..... -■ »-Hat th». iMSnnla. lackwhat the iieople feel has been Jack-; to be discouraged aijd tiie -beat way jute city. I State of Michigan dunng tiw’ past three years—j nowhere*: for two years it ha* balked Mr* Flora Henkes and Ml.*-. Min-1 Goremt r William A. Comstock io dlscoura'jc it is to refuse to sign. act lost, courage and color. » .* every econodiy proposal and offered nlc Matthqw*. teachers in tin* city ha* issued a proclamation urging th-.it . The people are flckli'. ‘The fans no substitute of Its own. Th* raibltc ichools. left Tuesday ter Lansing to; the people of Michigan ob*r:ve • boo Bab.- Ruth jsh< n he fails t? became wesry—ahno't hojiele.-j*. FUEL TAXES. confer with legislative comm it tec*; Army T?ajr. Thur.dav. April <5. ‘to ! smash out a hon.'- run Thc some ' ■O U H i n t cl Ice Th*n Preddent Roe. cralt stepped Wil "n ,hc »•* >Tar‘ tb,rr | (oycliiMis controls our pohttes. No; in the ihtvivA’ -<*f the proposed, paj tribut* t.iXhe brave m *n nf'thr teacher.?'pension law. I u»ti«gj str.. -. Army who-.t.-md read/ forward with hi* fold Half-billion has been a marked increase of mo- , President ever faced a mire dim-' tudl and active pow­ Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Field oJ/Chi- n all linn-- t . t.--; ;md to the call dollar economy trill tliat gore tiw ^-driven veWdcs itoing' kerosene cult task and no Pieaiffi-nt ever ■ er* increase with cur capo arc tin parents nt an elghvjto arm» and likewise to the vail V. s’.ai-lud a job with more profound; gauntry a raw ..pu.-k of hope. 1: «r tow-grade distillate^ that are and loyal support. Today I lie nation jgMind daughter, twm Sunffiq-.laid in thies of dhtrefc. and •dn-a.*,infection. — EMIRshould have met lhe umkalnioiG ap- oteiUpt from tiie thrco-ccnts-per- । ha- n:> politic*—Mie jienwnality of: March 16. She will answ.-r to the :(-r. • , SON. proval of crery rrpnsscnffi’iive and '*lllon ^Vy for fuel. Thmlautoim’- .one rnSst. President Franklin D'■ name of Dorothy Drub*. Field’ The Aimrjean Le/iun. the.Lwdr.n was formerly Ml** Mabel Roa-. t Auxiliary. Vetei * ot Fi.reigh W..r < aenator in Washington without re- bi3cs 0,1(3 triicks arc usIiL public prayers of every Aftu clean worthy or daughter of Mr. and Mis. E C. Spatilih War Veu-naw and other irard to party lima. Vet Mr. Cc-.ue.-v highways without contributing to tiie name.—M. fl Ik-Foc in Char­ RuwJ patriotic groups are sponsoring the ’ asaerut that any senator who voted thru* upkeep except through the lotte RcpuhJlcan-Tribune. Mrs. D. S Goodyear was h.n.t.s,-.; L-,(-rvanc..' in Michigan ami Le­ af a very prut llv appointed i''‘‘ifiou pa-;t cjnun.-»tMiri ■ nn* eiiairm.-n for the economy bill ‘hottld “hang '"W tax. This is wrong. Thc gas Tuesday alter noon. DatfodiLi in tiny | nt m.. committee* of arrangements, THU REPEAL his head in shame." We r.y/’howw Mmplr a penalty fur ubimr poto covered wiUi while d eorated -n,;. i1X-i chairman la Harry Wood, ever, thal any senator or rcpre.M u- gasoline, it is levied to create a lund ! Tliirtacn yvar.\ ago the nation} cacfh tables and./gave the room* a Commander ot Laurence J. Bauer took cn the 18th Amendment. On tativc who voted against tlx* bill 1:.’ fw maintaining and hnprdvmg the Monday the Bouse ot representative.’; springlike* atmosphere. M.*-■«*.. Bru- |M N.» 45. trice Cai'rother*. Gertn.de Ru^.l The j-overnor’a proJarnation folsolar out ot touch\iib public roadways. The present law should (or 13 years the bulwark gf lhe dry*.', Dorolhy ------ -C*x'k. Almre Renkett, Ethel • i.ju-rv: sentiment and public conditions be amended *o include ali liquid mo •; handed the issue back to th? people.! — _ u Josephine Aufianon| -Whereas. Thursday. April sixth.' ' The repeal of the amend-iient has: by a Washington agency that lurd- Mt. Hitton. and ,. that he xhmiid leave the vlmn-luu-d' ‘“S *ucl» used on public highways. .; been toted by both the senate and boiled, cynical veteran repbrten ^’fved. Out ot town .... . atmosphere of .Washington and le' r||p house and now gtxis back io the! vliO are used to taking new prrsi- ^rs- *! *’ Fre.nch of vtliddleville jday sponsored . by military* orgamWHEN HOOVER FLARED UP. -tat.-* for .ratification. It 37 states dents with a knop-tng shrug of t|te an*i Mr*. Frank L^ngstruni of Ciil ‘.'attjiis and rnd<K<-cd by ihe’grereuihi home for a period sufficiently Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Not w lon*r oe°* a •S€na,e mreati- ratify thc amendment national pro-; shoulders wotlud up a real, sincere caB°' Tong to penult him tu regain m a propMarch 15, 16, 47 and IS . defense EaUn* committee had a fine time hlbitlon will be a thing of the past, regard fir Mr. Roosevelt He rather THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY j ’"^rea . It : htt.n, that an this ‘ exix»ing the questionable practices! •in three year* the wet forces hare (surprised them with his candor, na1*Ubehiiid. Three years ago •'turalness and sincerity. Hoover -if'rmii; JuteSm’ SiTiik- ?u'•■'rt;,y “ of Chari*’*'* E Mitchell, chairman uJ; omu--from Xte^ £ S-- ino-,ir H Person of thiv district combated a hostile pre.-- during the Mon5S.‘ Sn^veV'US.b?.:. . thc National City Bank. .Very few ano JiF- Woic.nt of the aeventh greater share of hto four yours in expression* of sorrow were heard; !district sEu-tled the dry* by defeat-’ office. He made thc unfortunate and the AMdikr General to balatirt- a nd’of th'?'Ar‘”y W,V’ '':a,,,i r’;',ly at aU tlnwi [Uhen this willful representative of. Ing tu-i of the xtiiunrhe-’t prohibl-’ probably unintentional mistake of (hto're-.r turn advocates in. Grant thc nation Louis subjecting veteran |Wan Street's worst was b . cramptbn and ................. .......... . ...«u Washington »..«» uu.-.c corare B Crampton and Grant M. Hudson, respondent* (than whom tlu-re arv •o-opc.- from the heights of financial eral- defeated three years ago. went down no more alert and capable newsMr.; Emma Sithpwa o( rpt bvllb■ '^•■NoLTTiKreliK^ L1^ \Vtlll;»m 'aJ to date nencc in disnntcc. About two year.: to defeat again la.*: year. . hawk*> to humiliations they had a rre-r-aka. according to an account pub-: Since h»0 a dry majority in con-(never before enduredMM ■Cnni't^k. Governor of th.* Slate of th. Gw, the week (or Pci'.-, Mlcl,uan d,, hrrcby te:. . gre*x hav b-vn changed to a wet ma-1 . . » \Vv tnnke tlicin to of the lulled in -h - Kansas City Star. tin:, Ja Tlu. greater number of in­ r<t n r * ' : Thui.s<l.,y. April Mh. 1933. as Aimy Probably few presidents iiave had daughter fit your windows! Papers nrirecl from q accumulated ar. ur..- same ^banter had a rather violent Mances the membership 'has n- a more stirring baptism of fire on "ri;’ ' W.T .nri vlmlle' ! r ’ Pi,y iU>*1 'in:'' U*1' Of MlC’ll- ■ t-han. Uni am. let ,.n 1( n ,,, .^..rte it appropriately ttr.d loam of peacc-turt* 'cih.il rtieiuntir with Pre.-idem : rained th- wnv* but the congress- ussqmlng wuwr Ul „„ Mr . Koa>wl .. office titan Mr. Roa -veh a Double Roll up! the r.*4,ll!ull Wl nien to came ol craivu tioiu or jw* Ar, hp repeated the oajh of office tin* Blif*. Emmet b-un y Moixtayuh.-: | and uiey win nn in me ..ueri. i •fat ’ * buildim:.nlac»-. <it business lit.c.il expidirticj hate chaitg*..! banking structure ol fiie country inat he ,i*nu- ground Th* Our new Sample Books Mra e.rnuna Ermhu tioiprooa Holbrook leaves hare* tor: lor !„nd homes ' ou'intx’. their mind* . irJ airs, ‘Xr^cmut.ntlnnMme and "L* of banker* ....... —------ *•■■■' •*• 1 Army Day is <l<*..ianed for thare ready. Ask for one./ • in government Thirteen yejra fran o{ RoW at an aUnmng rate. Before May 'to spend a ytar«*ith iclatii. - j(-oinrntnjoration ot tiie splendid launAjcd called b*. t; n-jw «> mqy chatige back ogam and yR. (Klidaj. croatlx ball k.{l washdeeds and high traditions of the# George Hagadorn returned to hU armies ot thc United Slates in war. codec tobacco mston. lie and. hi* officer/ were home in 1/idmgton Friday lifter and peace, and to i/ring the army' .. ......__ ilbluon forced to issue orders of war-time ™. IU,,W a week with aid friends in spending determined. Liquor and the citizenry clo-r r l»g<‘ih<.*r. ‘| and "boldness. All thc banks mu city « ' I in lor centuries and severity Therefore, the day is- one onL ;n the country **en* cimcdl t w HlUlkw c( Oran(1 Urtar H which it 1$ urj:cd that .Mirious re-,1 RexaH Druggists Hastings, Mich. in the city East week to confer with gard be given .to thc prcM-nt detenu*, An unusual feature o! wir banking the Rev. C B. .Whitaker on bU.M- plans ana needs of the country, and holiday was the good ainrit iJuiwii to make certain that such plan* are THIS BILL SHOULD * ny Lie public There wax.no serious ’ Mrs. C. R. Norton of Grand Rap ­ other or. isufficiently adequate to insure the, ’* BE DEFEATED *lr<d disorder. IlltJe evidence id* returned home Saturday alter a I peace, health and safety ot the na-1 THE DETHOl i EXAMPLE The A. L Moore * tax relief" lull ‘Waif and a surprising amount visit with-her daughter. Mrs. Wm J. ! tlon. now before our h-culature is one of of tolerance.and patience In fact, Smith, who accompanied her tor a the ikv: mwteading piece* ot leal*- lbc b*‘nic l»mclaiiiation seemed to be .short visit. ;lalmti * - j, 1.1.,;,v. . accepted in a spirit of relief. Fur Mr. anil Mr* Mark Warren of a ({Ni-iiuum on tax evasion. a.jfi more thiin a year Uic country had Charlotte spent the fore part ot the ' been tearing a bank ertut.*. Valiant week with tlic latter's inuciiu, Mr. -.Juki the nun who pays hu> taxes. Tn the guise of iwlpm; tiie home dlotUi by p.vsidcnl Hoover to avoid and Mrs. John Busby -uu. are .V. cwfler. its punv.pa. principal mvr bqnefits for »“ch ’^aMiC diffliX propped up FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY the real e.cate promote.*** and tend "Pboling structure for a tunc The C. L. S. C Will m«A witlt * - who unioad-d property ot. hur>o: late the entire public seemed Dctrtz: sort of Mr*. Colgrvve with the following ambit: ,r.k. hum- - •ker> at 2 to 10 {o »*,uc th<? ^ac’- t!lal i*. - real value and -who now fTR-'11 «ifo inevitable It came and- program: .bankers and. high Cnancler* Qiotqtions—Homer ji;en it back, tax delinquent, the cflecto were not ihally >o di^asGreek Architecture and Sculpture :aving been paid in many,tr0tt5.*s w<rhao<':ar^* i a similar fate at the liaiuB bf —Mrs- Holloway. note than it was worth-,Thl* ' • * V-" •*1->r the city real estate The United State* iv .itdl .‘ar truin' Classic Greek Courw. Englisli— linen and suBdivider*. and 1 ior-jnip-overished. There'is en nigh gold Mr« N. Bailey by Detiolt banka । tiie owners ot email home... and in the vault* of the Federal Reserve '** Outside of good character and a good name, the very best asset that tar;:. It pcnaliccs tiw farmers and bank* to build up one of thc .‘trong- H Bailey. Char.'ctcr Sketch of Akiblacles— oths;-- who pay tip promptly and e*t central bunk systems in tlx* you can leave your children is GOOD HEALTH. Start the founda­ A nrwtpaper replying »o a house-j fort rv.* them to be a perpetual Santa wmld Our pceqjB banking rtruc-. Mi** Belle Lampman. Quotiom A-k'd Tn Februarytion of health right. Good CLEAN milk has been decreed by the ... . .. .. — wt , o tc-erf to; uue to<> how-jointed and com-' __ai tsy tile pre ......... ........... .......... r shnll .serve in CUu> u • tile asking « industry git: _.. rea- plicated. It lack* uniformity and a Chautauqua answered in March their schemes beyondj .all world’s greatest midical scientists as the MOST PERFECT FOOD, 'anything " But tuny then, more M-,n This ncfaripift proposal has'-governing authority. It is aunlv.** number.* ihM hazardous -adv: Snc already piwd the jtatc senate. and leuderiess like a -company of because it contains just the qualities that thc human system needs. There ha* been much anxiety felt take it .M-riodsiy ui soidiere in charge of cnr|>or«ls with no captain to »muc conunaiuti- The by tiw people of Freeport ttw: ptut sor Woodsrorth claims lha. suitable .fl^nncb*~N.e* Orleans Times-Picajtough sledding tn thc huuser-nnd if present Federal Reserve system, was week oyer tiie safety ot I. and H I Always be «-urr that the milk yon use In your healthy herd, hut also the, unitary surround­ ci-<mi>cit»aUwu in bunk policy wvrt; 'J'U!'Ci*uch a measure U constitutional. a .step in the right direction but it Rati*ay bridges which span the 1 home 11 CLEAN. Actual teats made by Michi- ing* under which Highland* Dairy milk is pn»not made: especially Jn t* para to . I , .. , <<ilr etatr h.'s Ukrn a big backward doesn't go far enough. We need a Coldwater river and Duck crock jtut ' dared. Every drop of milk you art from u» u ■'*" central banking system wherein all north of town and many have spent CLEANER milk produced in lhe state than comes from our own herd, which la regularly In­ (.nk, ««. eta.,, tai ..I* Londln' “ “ * •‘•'•* clearing awaybanks thc floodu. ood ixtiik* are hour* essentially branch Highlands Dairy Grade “A* FaUeurtscd. The spected. Highlands Dairy, because of llir which threatened to destroy thc • • of a powerful Federal bank and CLEANLINESS of the milk It produce*. is the with their o bacteria count In our Grade "K" raw milk K . 1 • I sea.” White the 1,'laiid JGelf 1* Engai'.h all banks from the largest large bridge across thc Coldwater.; ONLY dairy In this section permitted u> m-II -­ dJctalca of ji ^'ii 'ibl^f*1 ’"<C u.R*U । l,ub beyotid dou^t. the advertuw down to the smallest operating un­ The people ol Freeport and viMpltv only a little higher than in our <irade**A** Pas­ Grade "A" milk. Why not try it? You can BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. ptriul'.. b<*u' 11 ». l mi ivu ouu •'indubitably is early American— Lo* der S uniform se, up rule* carefully built these bridges and .do not wish teurized. which goe» to emphasize not only our call u* by phone. to iec them removed Just at pre-WaV ; a most unprofitable busi- prepared to m»ure emwervativa,*" w' dreffiaa trvx.. M.1 pc*.• llu;ei ~__ --------.------- u_._tai itemL itei-. yet---------money--------can always Ik ou- J|W|Wng practice. Uic Federal bank f«ttf-n*epat ir» 1 ta-r rtai.t I(. II* t Mis* Nettle Lee of Woodland io st; j lamed-for wat. -William sum. I having dictatorial powers to enforce ‘ nl a gbld watch last fall- Tills spring X<> ihv flush of pit«pe,ii}. oam.u: Qnjj- soviet propaganda pi^v.« arv these regulations. •Religion and normality arc. for: .t, ■ . . . wltcn trie ano* melted she found it | there £<o« tart IU br»L0Uqatwr. permitted the Ru^an stage. me. syntmymoua terms "—Mahatma Eitry British seagoing cralt ot under a tree and when picked up it .u..* to to safeguard depu^Wis,,Farther protectw.-. h indicated in Gundim . 1000 tons or over is required to have commenced to tick. Such facts uukc out..wonder unM liiw fact tfiat over eg-- are .. ■ .. ,-----; , a certified Sea-cook. Miss Gladys Lester of Albion col­ ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN La on. iIk* church ore ter-- - t— T the hiirtdl »ua suiw iunkiiM de-lno® idling at w ccul. apitc..-Ar- , ,, _____---------—>■— lege t» cxyxcUd tomurrow to vURl Itamly a* uttjtinng a« any nauonal E;-±r^r. ; - MBs Grace Messer and will apsnd a Hydrogen wclgiu only onc-lour< parunsyiU hate 1it kansaa daretlc. 'anihems '—William Lyon Fhelpe- 1 uenth icath as sc much u as air. woek wnh her. ■ I UtllCTS'oay Furniture! r 5-s,"xs; s.xssr.in.’S -..... .... . n- • Right now, in our opinion, is the time to buy furniture. Do you note the feeling of confidence in the new administration? This in itself is sure to bring better business for every­ body, and prices are bound to go much higher, inasmuch as almost every manufacturer is now running at a loss. • Take time to look over opr stock of Furniture and see just how cheap­ Mr CAPITAL NEWS from this point on business is bound to be on the up grade. Yours for Better Business “Complete Home Furnishers" A Quotation SPECIAL On Our 1933 Wall Paper -. . . We want you to see this paper, -and COMPARE our prices with the . outside mad order houses! Special for 4 Days Only 5QC Discount ; £K.W Sa*MS ... Given on every room of wall paper amounting to’2 up! Window Shades OC All Colors Carveth & Stebbins Goods Delivered Telephone 2131 GOOD HEALTH Should always be the first consideration Pungent Paragraphs Crumbs of Wisdom THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Al �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH U 1133 PINE EAKE FARMERS' CLUB. Social Events and Personal Mention ' la'ALH.1—'■ .r '■■■ -g* u ■ Home Economics iLXlenSlOH i HAS TEA SET TWO HUNDRED YEARS OLD At the Library tcrtalrwd tertaimd in the Almon. Almon. Farr horn-’.’ PvIomci'/.m U7«vl. I Satuiday. March 18. tar • r a day meetMta tis Altman co.. O vtis nnmun Owns uwni PicricNEW 1,1 BitARY BOOKS. -, I ing. The prwtident, Lt* Nottingham. : rhr pread.-n*., --------------------turc Taken in Northern | called the meeting to ortfcr and all ^tfottNAPPLE GROUP. Leslie Cook--------------------------------was home from Ann, . --------Hartley home --------------- Finstrom wa*Mr. andfrom Mrs, Anton T. Johnson Joined in" singing "America Uve •West — Family Michigan in 1873 History. Arbor over the week end. iM. S. C. al East Lansing over the of Grand Rapids were guests of Beautiful’■ followed by the "Lord’s The West Thornapple Extension nn. so™*- nr rta-itr-. MlKor : Thc n»-. Tiiomapple Mta »«nta Tolta .U tata, from »<«» ">». Mr.. Id. MrOq- Itai »rck Ftarr.’ XlM >ta btatata mrcUta Group .»>, Mn Llll.,, PurSV „ •> “» Ayer Fairbank—The Bright Janet Albion over the week end. • Mta MargarA Merrick comes Mr and Mrs. Bruco Booth of De- and s’tTor' ’ c<®'mitl«-c* Hie Club Tuesday, March 7. for an all day a4U»nier 01 ‘Jl'e °. w rry ot 'Land James Radford spent part of but horn.- from Kalamazoo on Friday for troll visited Mr and Mrs Archie adjourned for dinner A lovely nyrcting.. Sixteen members and two r,wr that has 7— some highly E. i Delafield—The Provincial ...... u .v..Mta... a .M .w«| ----- village, ----- - -------— ——J ’ E week in Chicago or. business -the spring vacation. Site will re- McDonald over the wwk end. ru*r *** *‘-’rve<* lf*e- — committee , vlkitorxThe werechairman, present. The chairman, iinz. ’d kecreake* have in ’ * “ ’ — r--------- present ;mz.-d keriAukes tliat iiavc beentliat In ^** 1* been London. Daisy Pendrr bring absent. Mr* live family tor many, many yvars. John Galsworthy—Flowering Roy Heath wa* iiome from Mui- tum on April 4. Mr and Mr* Gerald Scudder . kegon last week during vaeatjon. Mta Josephine Carveth. Mta Joy -.SJX.W Ille VM.k .Ja wltj, Mr und ». a,-cni£**,»’, ?n " “wax — opened,cridlcr acted. Flwle Adam* pie-;the old>-*t being a bhie tea set da'.- Wildemex* / ■ Mr. ahd Mr*. Lloyd Roush of Kai- Fratelgh and Miu Maude Tointer Mrs. Lyle Story In Kalamaaoo by aimring fl>u * Oal। Sweet Song ’ utnted tbr jetton —The SelocUon Of ing back about 200 yvani It has Ja' M- Barrie—Farewell, Mta «n«ik< llw. . I h<- commitlc*- <41 "Topics of InFood. ” A list of food* rich in body b<*n tn Useir family fur five gencr- Jultc Logan, amasuu spent the week «.nd end WOH With Mr Mr. of rw.fr«at Detroit .n«n, spent Lhe -*,1 week .nd end urtrh with W “ ro. 1 ’ Lr ’‘ h-r C lta*tL If.?.* 65 ?' ’ ? U0>(1 .M«i Kith and Mrs. Warren Roush. ' Mr. and Mrs A. H. Carve th ■markably well pre^hh Baldvrin-Beauty. building mutetiaU -*iu made out and atfons* and vs rerc —;2_Liy w.'.l ' visiting lu-r sister*. Mr* J. A. Hqghes. rejnrted » nu- very timely comparison* made. Our leaden rerved. tiie glazing u-»„.r.. r. , Zane Drift.Fence. Mr and’ Mra "■ J M, Townsend‘ and' Mr*. Edw. Goodyear and two being nearly _. par------ Grey - - —.The ---------------------, . -Wooton xiton __ and_____ Mte-«*_ _Nonna ____ and i*rmx David were in Holland oh Saturday children are visiting her mother. Iwlping. we filled out the Food Ha- feet. There is no iwicr on it ahi'*'- Ja* B Hendryx—Raw Gold ... . Michael. - After numbering the meeting was jilts Score Curd*. Van Dine Dine— —The The Kennel Kennel MurMuron busineaa. Mrs- C. E. Thomas, and sister,’ Miss” Helen ing where nr when it wa* monufoc- 8S.- 88 V« mumiu. Thumas, xiumum. «. I Mri o H Cleveland returned to- turned over to ihe chairman of thc Harry G. l(ayrs and Leon Tol­ Eleanor of wsmmu Detroit . After dinner we had a Valentine lured. The knob* on the covers are Cui'' ,„.A in umi ,c o M1M Stella Heath and Mias Mar- hrr home in Columbus. Opio. on prograirt commiitce. John Killick. hurst were in Chicago on Thurulay Box charge of, Pearl Kenycai anu and 1 isletxxi on with iron pins. -E- p Oppenheim—Murder Al ton Lawrence froni Nita spent the Sunday after visiuna her mother, A welc-jme wa* given by Alvin,our •--------Recreation ------- ... .. Stunt . in charge Anotherof interesting relic wa* a Monte carlo. on business. NqUlngluun; two rejections by-six Maude Johnson ... drawn ... ,... . .... - -­ week end here with the former* Mr-;- Nettie Hyde paper in wtiw var of 1811 ^ ----Dune^ CortidgeJas. Roundtree. Hawaiian guitar*.1 Florence Ceman gave the after-'promoting Aaron DuriTt-c. father ol,Tfltt Ranger ■ the city on Friday on business at parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B Mr*. Charles Jones ot Battle bo??. tyid‘‘•’’k Lloyd C .’Douglas — Forgive U* Our ' L.1 Lindo-y told us .omcthlng of noon jeuon and wm « study of pro- thc lute Guy R. DuriTcc. as a LieuL^d 'A" the probate court. ifeath. ' ’ . Creek und Mrs. L.bbie Marshall of thc road .-ituaUon in n..>rv Bairy r^.n.v county. U1|H mUl,vtamlns. ccllulMc tenant in the state of New York, in Trespasses. rrmrt Mnisium - Mrs Keith Daniel* spent Thurs­ Mr. and Mr*. Antiiony WiUmont Nashville wyre guests of Mrs. J. F. th. He nude the suggestion tliat owing and foods thal contain them. Laetitia “ McDonald —Young and day with her mother. Mr*. A. T. went to Delton last week to gpgftd Eumond* on Friday. the War of 1812. J Eash. north of Freeport. Adjourned to meet with Daisy-i A picture that Mrs. Allman F“lr. several days With their daughter Mra. Lotlie Moffitt came Saturday to the financial condition each v-..z cherishes i* a logging scene Uulae Platt Hauck-Story of Mr and Mr* Max Dietrich are and husband. Mr. and Mrs Fred OJfrom Detroit to vitit Mr. and Mrs township raise not more than 1100 Pender. Tue.vday. March 21.—Sec. .. rreatly • • Maude Johnson. in Hie pine woods J *-• ol northern Nancy Meadows, spending the week In Muskegon m Hughes ...*.u. Maurice Edmonds before going to emergency carex. Twenty per cent with Mr. Dietrich's parents. Mr. Mr. and and Mr* Wm. Shultz of her home in Cadillac. 1 Michigan around Farwell taken aix*' “’ " Non-Fiction. -‘of thc UM „ta ....xu roads will w>m be « unimproved BARRYVILLE GROUP Airs. Elwyn Daniels, Mrs Edith Grand Rapid* and Mr. and Mrs V. Helen M. Millet-Still Mta Grace A. Refckord wax home uq^ovw thW year and“a; the end Th*. Barryville Extern >n Cto*s shown her father, a. w. Beckwith and Kennetn £~.;.™ F “ * ,r of* *•*-------- Wed­ from Grand Rapid* ovw Hie week of fne ycar5 aU :oa(b KuuW lx. u)l. ... Fn ... ^’oar.ts. Danlrtr'D’. *Wolcott Freeport■ iqtent । met February 17- u! the home o! • broth* r of Wm. Fry) ot Baltimor-t ... u ta.... —.... mwtay evening with Mr. und Mr* were In Battle Creek Thursday Gregg Shorthand. end. She wa* accompanied by Mta Vn over. There, was around 120.000 Mrs. Z'K Gillette. Meeting wa* Twp. Hiram Munger of Lacey,. G«age Rice Carpenter— W a 11 Mr. ahd Mrs. 8- F. Nichols of De­ Keith Daniel*. | spent on roads last year and prob- . called to order by Mra. Leia Bldel- Moses Horn of John,town. Guy D Whitman. troit were guests of Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mn.. Hubert D Cook and Kathleen Ellison of-Alma. and . ably, there will. be tdo.noJ spent tillston David left on Saturday by motor I। Mr. ■ ■ and - -. Mrs. .. ’ Cole Newton... . .... man. who acted ax chairman ol lhe Latham (brother of the late NorL E. Barm tl ov«r the week end. Aircraft Yearbook Fur 1832 |meeting on account of the absence man Latham* and Dustin Wooden «... In *jta- —........................ Mr. and Mrs Homer Smith spent lor wu-hlMton. D. c. whm lie »“ Urkn N,.« Prescott Holden Thorp-How To XT OU must no*, buy a spring “ *•><“*£ »"» 1 f mmWlo-Morc J..n BmjHi.. uf Mr*. Clara Day. ol. ofuenton Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. lomu-r h»d Io IO on « tanuno Ulp Benton ttaroor Harbor togetner togrtlier wiui with ; Build a Stamp Collection. 1 su't—anywhere, at any for several days drtd Newton returned with them, -JUla .Boniface and two.Jonea girt*1 Ten amwrred to lhe roil call reveral oilier old pkmetrs and’ ptm* nuuczv Jack O’Connor of Uic Stine road. Robert iIL Baker—Tiie Universe price—until you ice the new Mr. and Mrs. F J. L&Master. Er- i*t*y*ng until Sunday p. M. [sang “Bark in the Old Sunday! minute* of the tat meeting were woud, worker*. Hit- cook shantic.vUnWdlng. Edgar Thmnaa of Dayton. Ohio. -T—. Newcomb y Curler suits at mis store. It •pent |uirt of lust week hen? with nest and Nellie Severance of De-! Mr*. D. A. VanBu kirk and Mrs.'Sunday School’’ and tesponded lol[read by thc secretary. Otenna Bid- and cooks, the bunk house*, five Simon —Astronomy For , of oxen, a pair of twin 0»n Everybody. ' i trtnt, Lois Severance of Sturgis and M. J. Croes were in NOdaievllic on AP Snc?,T• lh<‘y •W3<’|l»’>«1’! • Iman. Review of the tat k^oon was Mr., Thomas and other relatives. is our sincere belief, alter tee­ hr puho. piano. given by our leader- The new R— aluj [cad* of togs are bImj shown Bauer and Peyser — Music' Mr. and Mr.->, R-ilpii Marble of Beulah of Kalamazoo were week end Tuesday where the former gaw- u by Opal Honeywell a', tiie ing many lines, that these are An'thrr election on the Hawai- on en "Eating for Health and Efp-cture is very interesting, tie- Through thc Age*. Kalamuzo* were guest# of hLv par­ vu.tl.irs at the Lemuel Severance review of "Mourning Iletomes Eleclhe best suits on the market . t:u” before the Women * Club ol ian L. t me call you Sweet­ „ - ■ guitars. . .. and Health. ’ Mrs. Chester; pu;ung. a< it do-*, the day* when1 Lloyd Lewis—Sherman, Flghllng i rots. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Marble, over home. 'fi^ri. Smith gave the lesson beeaure our .Mteh'.i'.in wax covered wij-h great prophet. Dr und Mr*. Leland Holly of that village ■ .». - ■ at the price. Hon. J. C Ketcham of Hutinty leaders were unable to get to Ha*-:tract* of pine and ether timber tliat Richard Halliburton—The Hying; Mrs. Mary fih<»werman returned Muskegon called on Hastings rela-- Mr. und Mr*. George Payne. Mr-- E guarantee them with­ ~a* the .he *|Hw,:i-r ting*. were so cruelly, devastated by-the Carpet spra?;. r of ol th« ttte afternoon. Mu-moon ;Ting*. on Monday irotu a stay of several uvea on Sunday, enroute from, Sarah- BraiuKtetter. Mra. R. B ,.wax Ta-.»- visiters were prevent.. Mra I lumber barmw ol earlier d«y*. Jean Barn-« librarian, i a:i<l he ‘,p need* nointroducuon no( ’ . L» our — — out reservations to give weeks ul Hillsdale and other places Woodland where they had been to Murdock and Mr*. M. J. Crovs were and «rTb thl* c.immunity. Skinner and Mr* C Mclntyra ' nK. Banner is grateful to Mr. ------------ , » ,_______ attend the fuiterui of Mra. F. F. in Delton on Sunday aitrnding the Farmers’ Clt;b M In that vicinity. , Mtisfaction in every way-1-; •■..A AUman j. • th. opportunity o! . - CDcriAt TlA/n I ECCnti [celebration ol Mt. and Mrs. Peter a* he ha.-, been with us many times,Health charts and food Mpi. Mary Burge** and Mrs. Hilbert. and so docs tiie manufacturer. npp explained and checked. "Pot luck mg there dierishrd prx.-*s*ion.>-. " his p .esence Is ' always ipreortLIAL I WU LCOoUn The Rev. Kefth Chidester, for-; Adriansons guldjn wedding. .and Charles Haul and Marietta were Thu is double protection tor ------ -I PniIRQF ^PHFHIII FR Mra Jessie Cifin and Mi .s There*- ;ctate<i H< told the members njl,! the dinner u.i* w-rwd nt nixm —Sub ■" IdicaU of Ltrs. Edith Louden of Gull mcrly of Hasting*, now rector of St mm* w.». be thc *a Bechtel-retunicd ........... on Wednesday W« h.ngtoii ’ in m ht*\.l iil*U .M Sec . Gl'nna Bldelman *. . . —------------- :------ * . uuunac ouncuuuc Washington you. John * cuun.n.m..au.in* church. St. .John* will lake tn Thursday. „ Mrs. James Mattlirus and Mr. gue*t preacher at Emmanuel church i from a visit, with thc termer * j»r- speech tiie reason he w.c- going back ... QUIMBY GROUP. Jfl. S. C. Extension SpecialURLEE Stilt* are leading here for Hie Lenten aervlcc ttu*i«nt*. Mr. mid Mra. Brunimcls. at home. He Fad b^n awav twelve and Mrs Rudy Schuler of Detroit year-W.il.un. । aiid tin-piopiv The psi : xw.,-d Fcbru try. mt-etmr , ......... vx-.-•sa.-a s’ ' ** ’ ’ ’ the field this spring lor i South B-jardman. Un Monday eve' ■“ ‘ “• “ •• ist to Discuss “Meeting wm1 guests ol Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Wednesday. March 22nd. Mr und Mra. Gcrsham Sever-, "* “ ’ ■— - a McCfcery on Sriday. •mart tailoring and m quality i Kiguyau Camp Fire groty* gave a 1 Your Child’s Problems" , ance. who have ta!*n living in Royal, with .. ------ ... .. j Motlu-r-Diiuxhtej Tea Saturday aftof fabrics used. And look at Due to the ar*at Interest exhftlted Oak. haw returned and are staying [and Mta Bechtel . lhe prices: with his mother. Mrs. Mary .Sever- ’ " ----- 1--------’ I.W.-M.Ml ..... U;»i «... .............. ... ....... ....... ......... ._•£ ............. .................. Hr Ml J.p .lw«> W»»«. 2f5!‘S!HU refluIrrmenU. alw require- Ee.nomir, aiemion eo«r*». Coun­ ance. for the present- He has dtv- MARCH SOCIALI. EVENING CLUB watehed with inksvM the report* ol member* on lhe record mad? Mnc-. piw:l pt Ills buwnc** in Rofal Oak ENJOYED AT COUNTRY ( r WITH 1 PAIR JRUl SERS ........................... ... At ....... .........a.............. ,1, act,.'. H.MJ J. M r ta. «■ Count rv Club Club enen- ... ,Ue Plr" ............................................... bukp c,wb ahd ;l “' la • meeting. noon n mark- '™l>‘ und Mrs. Richard Groos and I M-mbe-r* ot thc' Country wits a wry worthwhile club. Hu ably K'»d lunch «,i- rerved. Aftw I »chty girl* ami Kuestarfjrom Has- cur,‘d a two Itsson course of special Foil filiation Garment . >onMr.drove, to Chicago Tuesday to a |M,t luck dinner and bridge' of the Inaugural Cere- dinnerYamM were played under the alt) rijf<j the Grand Cuuncir inUr'’"t ,a Par"''' crowing elrtlAt Reduced Prices! mt^i Mr and Mra. Emil Tyden. wim ul the club huu.-* Friday 'night, dr.cnptwn monicij at Washington and his first dlirclum ol Mrs. Martin Fl£ at ,h,. W)y^ chlb HotLsr at Da._ dren on ' Meeting Your Child's Probart returning from several weeks' u-ound nmety being present, WITH TWO TROUSERS The kuoi of t’.w day was given t!e Crtt.k mfay evening. March 17 k™*-- r , Fur Style and Figure Control stay in Lo. Angeles. Calif., uik! Tin January. February and March ghrnpre of President Rocrevelt enthe Senate chamber on the by Mr* Fancher. The subject wa Ov(.t , werc m attendance about’ The flrst h ~‘on *‘n •fhen on otlier western ptrinLx Ail will R-j committee were in rhxrgi-. .the. taring f GUARANTEED BONING arm of hi* win wax ro vivid and In/ Vitamin*." and a most ifitereaUni ’ <)00 pijls »roin Battle Greek. Mar-:lhc altarnwn cf April 5 at the cjurt turn to Hustings today. elinirmcn being Mr and Mr David terertinc. made one wish Hwy could J subject it proved to be . z ‘ ., ;i Albion and Hastings taking tatue in HavttngMrs Lydia Ann ! Clllftird Dolan left, on Friday on Goodyear, Mr and Mrk. David Van tav, ta.mhn. I B-Icrr ,r. «« nwrunr.- tmh li" °ta orelam gtani- rTWenty-t**. ......... ' 1-^- EXw’’*alon Sp.ci.iint'in Child a bixiiM-Ni trip to tiie Pacific court Dunkirk and Mr. and Robert Walton mrb Hr told something of the per-! number will try to improve Iwr own I Ihe ji^tlni'-----* In ceremonial’Ca« and Training. Michigan state Mrs. Ruby B. Merrick Mrs Dolan and Robert Pieraon acIkcunitions appropriate to St. ro,; co^ <ro rc xana WnB -Burn Fire Burn.College, will present the discussion. Onncl of the present heads of As- I,x*d habit score and willi try ta uinde IU 3«7t llutltuc*. Mil cotnpanied him and will visit Mr Patrick's pay ntade the tables and! .“ncuj -n" w.x«i. , «" La ? ’.ure and felt that we could look reorc a friend or two.—L> 1 ... . and Mr* James Ironside at San lounge attractive. Singing, led by gatherers fak'.n - rank 44 Fircmak- ,alk 00 chl‘d problems, being tlir Diego. Calif. They arc driving Mr J. C. Ketcham, accompanied by, forward to eome ccnslnictivv action ■ man. en and 10 Torehbca-er ”|O guardi- ’’"‘her of two boys, now 12 and 15 CLOTHING FOR through going via St. 'Louis. Mo .Mil Harris WaodMrne. followed He favors the Domestic Allotment, MONROE GROUP. * " years ot age. as well as having conMEN AND BOYS _____________________________ thcWinner. after which Mr. Keteh- phn. especially on wheat and cut-[ ■nw NUMUW “TS.',?!ta"?!,S'S i am gave an informal talk conrtrnBe el» Ml « «houM have «Me;“ 4 f" M'-- W"'■ HASTINGS ----------------------». ,e: “"m.? ,S,.b'S!““ p"X." 8MBMI—KTTwqj । ing th.- recent inauguration and the mmmue oh ton. dr- t»» March a. lor a« ------ ““ new Prt-ddcnt. personal Impressions,1 towmawn: poxit;. ! afternoon mcctlr -- -----------------that were most interesting I Yah,,,;;., ” .on April 5 and the. second on. Ma. He appealed to the neoplc of these . At bridge which was in charge of I'? 5. Mr-. Lynde wilt torch upon a. ••Ung t< Jon,lu>“- was- raUcd , - Mr. and Mr*. Orville Sayles, l.igh' two towikhipv to be present at thc.' I’ta****Thc Hasting* groups held a Grund ; variety of child problems including --------------------------------------------------ivoll* on -election day und vote to. ‘ ’ r ‘ ‘ ' r ” / ,;,|r ina.rn .ii . Mrsj Nyc. fcoty were made by Mra. F. W. Steb­ retain the |g;l. Amendment. rollwed by a direusslan uur>lead- Council Fire on Wednesday at 4;15, J’"* children grow, develop, feel and-‘thprc b tw c;-.ar<t for the lecture, u».L will .Jut try .... und . nJ prwxnt . - .—.7 ...... mere is no charge ror inc lecture. Mid P.oy Cordes at caihract aqdJ Mr. Ketcham to’d wry manv. in-lers- Mr< JPrakv.M2d E'rtfWa’’d- al the High School gym Fifteen-behave unHc^L [gruEn1; bin* She UnH « «“ ----------*««*«•»-------------------among Barry-----ciunly by Mr.,. Wm. R. Cook and Dr. C. 8. twstin-r and in tractive thine* • n Food Habit* for adult*, ex­ were wvm awarded anamrw the »i>v rank »aii». of ui Wc»d-|*JM^.undcn^l^of^^Ufe. nvuu- —----- understanding of child life, people L* great enough, each leaaon McIntyre at auction. gathejer: , which were EthelBaytea. thoroughly Jucqucltne enrrted miking by , l^iiita it iiassiblc the valuefor of different parents to kmd* till be given twice, once in the aflM<wre. r *Thc “ mn" Wtwaun8."7 ’ anon ; ’ V ,1rc ,ulli ' “ nd ’ ’ « ‘ ‘ e« , and I nil present I of-foocFto build up our bodies. owcin.. sc.^An more fullv mlov and umlerwtand trnoon an<J agatn ln Ule eTelUaj. 3. Clu ing :onz. "Mv Faith look* up! Motion wa-made to adjourn and Radford, Enid Mohler, Agnea John-1 «“>' children. It is felt in human W WWB "««>**JY son. Patricia LyBark. r, Mary i>..: .mR» research work *...* that many many ui of roc the Members, of "the dancing c!.».-> to Tim ' Repealing thc Watchword in adult hfe — can *be traced -'•■•'* •*'** “ ------ ' ro-,e« ln thl' Home Economics Nuconducted m this city by M1m VirNext meeting to tx held nt the ■ J*""*1. A a“?a> nuking.— Vries. Elu^e Jone*. Zabfllc Adrou-1 failures •■*h0“w «?te Mr- Fo»Biniu Paige, assistant Id Mrs. Clvo tame of Mr. awl Mrs. A L. Kayes, -innllrcd Du.m. Sc«. nic. Patricia . Osborn. Barbara Bar­ to childhood training, trends and ur aW“n« that lhe>’ wUh to rnit,u num. Ruth Muntoq. Majoric Steb­ developmcnt. Fox ot Kalamazoo, will participate Friday evening, March- 31.—Ruth; GROUP NO 2. Thi* is the first time any such ln tw® °? "M e‘* bins and Mrs. Lillie Croak. The in thc "Spring Revue" to.be pre- Hughe. S c. Pro tern I Hastings Extension Club No. 2 will girls listened atlehtivpiy Id a fine work has been offered to Barry ”•« YoJr ctu,ds ’’"blenu." tented in Uh- Lincoln school audi••• _ 1 meet. Thursday'. March 23. with Mrs. talk by Mrs. Kellcr.'on the Birthday county parerifv by the Extension ---------------‘— j tor^um in Kalamazoo on Friday service Mrs. Lynde has been givTiie Wade Ethnological Expedl* thcmc ( "Making thc Mast of Me." evening. March 24. I Girls of nil types and ages' ’ L’Wttyh, mg this work in the state for a non has discovered a savagg in cenAbout 75 guests were present. Among tlio.'e from Hasting* who “.”ur *i“* lr*1 AW“ *“h • ™*“ ”■ •«»“• have one thing m common ’, are tn axte-.t on lhe program, arc, s K?FAMILY DINNER. : /il . . . They nil look forward to . Florence WcsU rlind. Leone Leonard. Prentice held winning score*. AUre- “corc -i‘r’*! ■nw.im.Unii u open .M>,u b. <">■ 1x11 » *»l Mrs L E. Quimby of 30 Oneida K Pa},K* 8tc>’ Huzrl Caukin. Margaret Barnett. thc day when they will re■ *3^2* served a family dinner Wednesday of < interest to Loth father* and u long as we don’t have to board Rrxinc Downing. Jean Arndt. Char­ I>ort a pleasant lime GROUP KO 3. /JJ ccivc as an engagement ring ny x(vw commemorating thc birthday an- mother*. i As in all Extension work, at the same house u be does. lotte Bcsxmer. Jean Brower, Betty iu«vi>Viti>nw * i The Home Economics Extension vV= - i lovely, sparkling din- ' "VV— YSj. DESSERT BUDGE. claw ini<., r4i.;<tay u,{€tw>w nivrraary of her sister. Mrs. Lafe , Lane. Suzanne Sumner. Betty Swift On W.dn. xlay d last uwk. Mrs. Maith M. at the home ot Mrs Mort Usbortic of Hartings she was asnvinj. . When you make V Zabelle Adtounie and Kalhlyn Mer­ this drcSm come true, be sure , ‘ » ) [ Orville Sayles entertained with a H1II. 220 w. Madison St. nt 1:30 elstcr by her daughter, Mrs. J. R. riam. . Herrick. ' The home was decorated dissert braiic. two tables being in that thc diamond you choose _-,l. N^_ ,■ / eharp. There- will lx- a cooking ...------ -- ---------------play. At contract, Mrs. Charles demututration of whvlcrtme des- in St. Patrick colors and thc table is ns fine ,-is the sentiment centered with a large cake. Many! . .. EYank Edmond*’ Sunday P<»*.u w^».lugh and Mrs. Edward //J J1 0111,1 cxPrcS* ■ • ■ ^ur rro" gifts were received by Mn Usborne. Scho-»l das.* held thetr first social । Goody, ar-low The guest list included Mr. and Mrs.' \\^ ftwiunul advice on diamonds meeting of the year on Friday after-1 - ■* • *;------ —— EPWORTH LEAGUE; Lafe Usbotne. Mr. and Mrs. Henry n.xm at thc home ot Mrs. Charles I CHCCT.E NO. 6. NkS* adds nothing at all to the ^^’,'--,' ’‘7(7*7 Williams, and Mrs. Osborne s moth-' The Epworth League has bcefi Smith and hud a very enjoyable I Mrs. L. L. Dewey entertained CfK cost of your stone. . time. A "hard limes" luncheon was Circte No. G pf thc Methodist L. A. having some very interesting and i er. Mrs. Flora Eiscnhood all of Has-1 and Mr. and Mrs.------Jerry—Eisen-1 .| tings, — -----------------------.— . served, and tiie ladies spent thc aii-!s. i/i Monday e vening. Supper was inspiring mroling*. Fast Leroy Mra. Mrs. LUsborir' Sunday evenin':’* wetin^ wax.'hood 'horet of East ’.>>bonr’ rnioon sewing as they have taken 1 served followed by a delightful proopened by the president, with the j i* the mother o' Mr*. Levant Yeag- [ •A'rtr all ol lhe needle work for th* gram of music and games. The Diamond Center for 50 Years ’ F/z singing of "Win Them One By One” ro. formerly Mta Emily Usborne of Missionary Mjciety and Uie church, I followed by "Sweet Hour tit Prayer ” I this city, whose marriage to Mr. ULTRA CLUB. Mrs. John Engle chairman. Tiicy HASTINGS. MICHIGAN OM..W religtous’ Mr and Mrs Burdette Sutton en- A short playlet on the ' Book of Yeager took place last August in tile alio voted to study soti.e 1883 1933 C(\ tnptc at each class meeting, the first tertamed the Ultra club very dc- Xob. ’ conducted by Ailecn tanhath. । Urbandale 8. D. A. church. Mr. and | leaaon to be on the -Catechism HqhMully on. Monday evening. The served as devotions and direusiton. [ Mrs. Yeager and Mr*. Yeager's | Some line times are anticipated, thc P°l ,uclt supper was followed by Three who took part in the playlet brother-in-law apd sister, Mr. und: La France Powder 3 23c were: Mr. Becker. Tony Hot*. Bet-lMn*. Dudley Cobb, with a steter-inmeetings to be held every two week*. ■ bridge., • Buy ■ Supply Now at Thi* Low Prical ty Blough. Dale Bump. Helen We- 1“*’ ”f Mrs Herrick. Mrs. Marjory NEW IDEA CLUB. KLINGENSMITH. ver and Clay Bx*sett Sheldon, are all in Los Angele*. Super Suds i-Q-aw. 3p.» 23c ». .. .... ...... ... ... . .... I.,'.. ....^ «r. __ while Mr. Yeager and Mr. Cobb are The song "Mori' Like the Master" Mr* F E. WiUiaon delightfully I T,M' ‘n,a,1t daughter of Mr and entertained the New- Id.a Club at i,r-‘ ^v,‘ti Mayo of Battle Creek, was sung followed by thc Epworth both taking thc medical course al Butter Froth Creamery lb. 19c Loma Linda Sanitarium. Mr Yeag­ her home. 2M West Green Street.on >us'e(t a*^' Usl w,, k and ua-' League bonedictiod Shultz, Frcoport, Delton or Middleville (Wednesday evening. March 8 Ad- burial at Assyria Center cnt.eicry. Hirririn Payne took charge of re­ er will finish his course this year und plans ta return east and take Ilicious c 30 ’dinner wa., served by Richnttl Qreen cf near Na-.hvUle creation. . interne work in Wisconsin.—Battle the hoetesj. the table being decora! - M»”‘ Uie past week with his uncle, Creek Enquirer-News March 15. ed with the Bl Patrick* favors and Ctrecn. and family. Archie MISSIONARY* SERVICE. Fancy Head an attractive centerpiece. Following Burd and Cheater Ovtrsmun ol A i*pccial mlMiotiary service on MIDDLEVILLE. Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. flattings, Michigan the buith'te meeting tiie evening Ma»>le Oroie ’I*”1 Sunday creniug Sunday. March 26. at 2:30 p. M. u ill Wo all extend sympathy to Mrs. was spent playing games. Mrs. Ncl-|liscirMacaroni Fancy Bulk 4 23c son Willison of Hickory Corners was I About 35 from this way attended take place at the Hasting’? City Mu- G. E. Blake, who lost Iter mother R W. recently. Tiie funeral was held on lhe gufci of the evening I’1'* htvIci-s at Hasting* Siturctay slon 110 N. Broadway. .Rev. Indies, Hundav at Woodland. where she hud Quaker Oats Urg. 13c ■ ----------- :—ta,------------evening- After llw meeting the wnll.bring tiie mtsauitc. Rev. bes i*l lived fur many years. PARTY FOR Gt<ST. Y’ankre Springs folks were enterQuick Cooking Finasl Quality Mrs. W. L. Hinman entertained I tamed by R.-v and Mrs. E. Griflen. a well informed speaker wind one I Sunday. W H. McKevitt wa* re­ who lias s|*nt years in tbe'Mn ’ Viue turning from Woodland, accomwith a very pretty St. Patrick’s [All- report a pleasant evening, party -Friday afternoen for UK Ed. Lalonde has returned from Thl* wrrtce take.* thc place of the punted by C A and^frs. Robertson, pleasure of Mrs. C. C. Shields, who Detroit and is staying with Mr. and usual monthly nu.*lonary meeting.,when they were tn a^wreck at Has­ ---- «.«.» ............ ttngs nngs Charlesunarms was injured m> that;■> that ----------- ---------------------v.., injured ft visiting her daughter. Mrs. Cttax iMt... Claud Wilbon. BLISS Vacuum Packed lb. 25c LACEY.--------- he was taken to Pennock hospital H Hinman Bridge wm played. Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. ta-o Ryder ------and J -*-*• chi­ Emma Fiaher receiving high prizt. ldren ol Newaygo visited her moth­ *9«mey Williams .and Paul Blr- fo^, manrecently. in company With Everett ___ mid, ___ BM_______ H\P,nk^____ c!?fr a4?,G ’ "hit­ Mn Cha*. Hinman low and Mr*. er, Mrs. Roy Jenkins __________ ——? Milter are- ------------------Shield.* a guret prize. Decoration* in A. C. Johnson ol near Middleville Hoyd in rump near •Lti- more were at Dorr. Allegan county.! keeping with lhe day were used und egpeeta to move to his farm goon.* ither. Mich , where they have cm- on 1 business on Friday. | The scries of meetings at the M.’ sK.a mu refreshment* were served. Mrs. Alb< rt Green. Esther. Al- ployment r„. .. „ ;E- church rare brought to a close Choice Center Cut*, lb. 23c *"• » KHctan i n« Thc wm party in “ the Ketchant haul; hall Sunday evening DELIGHTFUL____ PARTY. and Martnali Iripp spent Friday Ignturday night was well attcifttcd.j | o ..,.-a,.v «.H .„m«ud | nioiaai x Gillette, who wax lnAbout miy fifty .‘were were present ni at me the aitenwon wiUi Hie formers parents. nuuui lllrnubrd bv Mik»1.. Fr«»i> e»j cui* *• ll’/jC Joint party held at lhe Legion home Mr. and Mr*- Bojd Walzs, in Kala- lAJmJr bm>har «n r.w 4 wk ago wtwn hc frU oni on Friday evening by the American muzoo ' h ^Obm.^1? of ^ttte’c’r^k' '!*“ ,c-’’. cc“u’nt was brought home । ------------------ ----------. . . . -Ju. .. ... irom linc nospnki on HIM)-, lie U, Ugion and Auxiliary. .The men tad -------- z --------------------t±h L™. Lw W FAIR LAKE. *’•* «’>’nn»ch enjoyed by all. Plmw - (lolng as wcl| |W^lbie. consider. SHoad t» Svil You lb. charge of the entertainment which 'Die Kinsley Ladies’ Aid which!**" ,nad“«■*>» Saturday ;ini! Unilk al hlp. included game* and rtunta of vari­ ; Wilbur E Carpenter, a life long] ous kinds Wann ujgar and hot bu- met with Mrs Iifcz Ford was lurje-; mght April 1. PHONE US YOUR ORDERS ly attended. Tiie April meeting will! Plan* are in progress for a ’din- resident of this vicinity passed away; cuite were grratiy enjoyed also. be on thc third Wednesday for. din-:ncr meeting in the Jones hall, by .Monday A. M.. leaving a wife andi net with Mrs. Lydia Burdick. AU;thc Uiiion Cemetery Circle, the rec- (Other iciathrs and friends to mourn; C»vers wen- laid for fourteen al bung Mrs. Burdick a block for-Chclond Wednesday in April to com* hl* pausing. t.tiMV.1 Baird, Hjiirrl who whn has batt been in In a*! the M. E. L. club which was enter- friendship quilt. 'plrtc thc plans for Hie Decoration'i Lionel tained by M;. and Mrs. Archie Me-! Edwin Eldred passed away at Hie Day program and ateo to consider.Grand Rapid* hospital for some! iLfonsld on Saturday evening Gurata home of his brother Roy. near,OU-!what t* to be done conce'rning (he Ume. was brought home Saturday! We Daliver The Big Little Store from out of town vert Mr and Mm [max. and h}’’funrral was held Mon-: work at th* cemetery Mrs Rn-r and .P M.. murt improved followinff an! Bruce Sooth and Mr. and Mrs. 8. F. day at Hickory Cornets. We all rc-iEsaiigUi Miller und Mra. Maiy Pur- t-peruiian. Hi* tncnds are all wish[Nichols ot Detroit. gret hk untimely pasting. jcwll are oi£ lhe dinner committee, ing him Uio best M luck. Ork Something New for You This Spring of W FitC Activities LTS C CHARM s15 $17-° s20 ‘18s0 ’21 ’24 r T T.S. Baird //J In this respect ftLL girls are alike! Bargain Days Friday, Mar. 24 Saturday, Mar. 25 BESSMER the JEWELER-,K< EGGS REED’S DRUG STORE WALL PAPER Now Selling at the -Lowest Prices in Years! 10c to 35c Double Roll! Let us figure on your needs— SODA FOUNTAIN Service Regular Sodas and Sundaes .... . 10c Malted Milks 15c Large Lime Rickey and Ginger Ale— 20c each — 3 for 50c I ^ta E 3Z9c IjS su COFFEE 19c MEAT SPECIALS Smoked Ham Pork Chops Boiled Ham Me �Tnr nTsnxns FAOB STS WANTS THE CHURCHES nrnvrgnAT. banntb. - . Rapid*. yiXSO fl MMI.-Illy n|«t .H W.Mbri Mltb Mr. llK.ri.o “ti, ’v.s.-'r'i':.' I*Y . flb 31C?t ‘ W |> I. 1 K »!■:.- a ... 1) Mr-l »0W c.f street building ‘and maintenance as compared with our sister city.. wlio had thinned his pint* planting: In spite of ail for the period that were seven year* E>t age. This of fourteen years, tbd-budget raised would indicate that phu* planting for paying - municipal, expenses in . might IX* made profitable, when tiie Hastings has. for tiie entire period plajitln'gs are thinned out to allow Leiter forest growth. Up lo tiie preaent time very little lias beeh realized ... - . , FoH.-.G Our Success Citizen* Mutual wits given by eight members uf. the( Clover Leaf Club. Tiie Nashville firemen will give' a benefit dance Saturday night at lings in Barry County MICHIGAN ta! business management and Mthfactory dealing with poUcy- , —------------ ------ ------- —tirgia. one day but week, will be .n tiie same date. 140.121. of special interest to newspapers Mrs Elmer Cross spent (rum Wed­ nt operating cost for , und of general interest to the pub­ nesday until Sunday with relative: ..f x‘>7..i1-r t>'■ M. pumping water at the . city ..... water- he. jjp to tiie present it had been plant in Charlotte per year is 17,- thought that news print cauld not Schoo) began this week after thc Titr. Finar sfirituaiist church. g30; rhac. tn Hasting- it is »t.7.i. spring vacation. cimirt^wd tnir-a. The two towiu ate of practically or Any Phi) Penfold and family are inov-1 ■ l' • ■• ■ *’ the eam^p*M»cotL«umlng about the । Ing into thc Benner bouse ucrout Is the greatest trust improve­ meat la many yean. We guarantee a correct fitting HASriNCl n. im REMARKABLE SHOW­ Prove nn Incentive ING FOR HAST NGS Should for Setting Out Pine Seed­ WEAR THIS New Feature Truss The Preicription Drug Store B. A. L,BARKER, Prtfr. alabcii • A fine chicken supper was served to [ MAKING NEWSPRINT 47 after which a program ot music FROM PINE TIMBER and a play./‘How the Htory Grew." U.K -ALL I r.ru. Hi. IL nt,. n*i< ; C LvUm". .1 .1. w.—r.4Ld i .. ti. 3v. H M1M Edith Fleming has returned to Iter own home after spending tiie winter with Miss Amy Hartwell. j The E. L-—C. E. enjoyed u st Pat* j rick party at the Evangelical church last Tuesday niglit.- Hot biscuit, and syrup were served. thinned out. Nou- it appears that. tings was S*'62 5OO Bat th)s dlfict- there? can be sold for u»e in thei I THE LITTLE RED BRICK. ence becomes more impressive when manufacture of paper. This ought to' I Mr. and Mrs. John Huisinga of be* an incentive for. lettmg out pine Alto spent Sunday- at Wurren Bob seedlings. Tidy county ought to be Mr. and Mr.’.. Sherd Sparks of Hastings called on their daughter Coupled with this is the fact that lute Extension Department declares and family, Mrs. Clifford Hammond. Hu.tings city now has savings funds that Barry county has 50.000 acres well suited to growing pine and Friends and neighbors gathered spruce, but not adapted tor general at the home of Will Strnusbaugh farming. These acres can be made Saturday night to remind them of profitable now without waiting for their twenty-eighth wedding anni-1 fifty years tree growth. The thin­ versary. A mock wedding was the sfvtase pumping outfit mid d;s- ning uut of the trees will. of itself, special feature of the evening. Icq e) plant, a total of around $40.- give a profit to the owner, now tliat In Other ■ won!?. Hi lit- J&y.SMHl *vvrn year:; old pine trees can be Vln;?: ’ budget fjr fourteen yean, used tor making paper. •••ul 'of $131,075 is rcpiescntcd by One*’redeeming feature about tin* man who made a liole in one is that he hasn't .any motion pictures of it to show you. the, actual running expense of rit::’M Hastings for fourteen । r'itJ HU: .- ilk- < .i. U.K* BALL - 1:..:. . ...... I GEORGE M. NEWTON FOR SALE-CHICKS (Continued from page onei itmnlripai From GETTY S .BtG LEGHORNS. Also purebred Rocks and " ‘ hatching, looo layers on LEGAL NOTICES n. J.' 1ii. Tne visiting bond members will 'arrive Satin day afternoon. They will and prepare tiie stage for their con­ cert. Then, at about five-thirty, the band will parade through tin* busithirty tin* members ot tiie band will be entertained al dinner in K. of P. hall in Uic Fuller building, the ‘din­ ner being served by tiie Pythian Sis­ ters. Each member of (|ie band will GARDEN SEEDS DOWLING FEED MILL th- >«i4 1 .»! h.tikB II 4 krtrO. aitkii. with the b.iml member. and. in addition. we have t«- disposal plant. In the »t »>|4 bill Bk.i '1 .................. j •f. fr tbr l.r»- were privileged to attend. They all qgrec dial it was one of .the finest band concerts they liad ever heard. of th.-m .■ •.and very high tn Scout­ ing. They have had wonderftfi train­ ing. ccitcriiig several years, and have given concerts, with great satisfac­ tion. in many place*. People of this city and county can HASTINGS MARKETS taimneut next Saturday evening, nt thc very nominal price of ten cents. irviees of cs|>ablc men Who. when Get your ticket NOW at Carveth iectcd. teqk their responsibilities Stebbins drug store, the Banner •riously and have labored faithfully office or of members of th? Boy >r the public.good Homemakers' Conic held for profit. Tiie admission price I :of 10 cents will Just about cover the: co:-' of tin: transportation of the? 'ban! and tlx* rent of lhe auditor-• KARL BAEDEKER PUT GUIDEBOOK "ON MAP' Born at Essen. Germany in 1801 and following the trade of hu ■w line ready for thc f. • tiie Mpc directly onto ti CARDS of THANKS Cheng Hbiso-Hau of Manchukuo is in conference with Foreign Minister GRANGE PROGRAMS AnyTnic. Place or Distance fHiClTCT at Coblenz a printing establishment and bookshop. It was here he began .Pictures arc very attractive when,'in 1838 the publication of the fam­ imp low above a piece of furniture, ous guidebooks that bear his name • they help to complete a (.■rouping. i The plant wav later moved to Leipzig. Today." details of travel xsk like new if a couple of i[tliroughout the greater part of thc e meldings arc removed. ' civilized world are presented to thc , through these books. year family against* the • tourist Although Ute idea was not wholly eluding romc raw ft uit or vegetable original with him. as John Murray of England was publishing tiie wellin the diet every day. and canned I books for Travellers, the name Bae­ Flaring large pieces of furniture deker Is still synonymous with trawl ich as beds, dressers, davenports. where the requirements call for a library tables and ptanoa. Ila’ | Guidebook. . Matnst the wall and parallel to the fine., of the room will add space tbi Mr. and Mrs. Word Hynes of Mill­ a roam which might otiierwiM* ap-1 Ington were week end guests at the Miss Pauline Dause spent part of last week with her suiter. Miss Therf.-sa DniLX' in Lansing. Mrs. Daiue •and Mildred spent the week end j George Bullen of Albion and D. D. Bullen ot Parma spent Tuesday with their sister, Mrs. Frank Mc| Derby. Mr. and Mrs. Carol Halbert ofc The cantaloupe, which had ap­ peared in lhe markets again, is tliat Saline were guesta of Mr. and Mrs. delicious melon, a shrewd shopjier J. Clare McDerby and daughter knocks with his knuckle*, weighs In? Margaret were In Lansing Saturday. his hand and.presses appraisingly Margaret spent the , night with Uic tips of his fingers in order MiM there retiming home Sunday with to knew Just as much os lie did be­ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Scllhom and CHARLES H. LEONARD mtne 21-pm* trom a new shirt and Oil Friday night the rural mail pull it on to the body, it he has overlooked. the price tag with the![carriers of Barry county had their meeting at the Evangelical church. sabertoothed clamp? �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, March 22,1933 Britisher Commends Fortitude And Humor of Americans TOWNSHIPOFFGERS NOMINATED In thc ?darrh.ll issue of Tiie F>- ate aware, wry much so. that the Tuinda) Age appeared the following overwhelming majority of your true article written, by a Britisher. K..people still are American* who put - ---------------------------Reid Campbell. His letter to the edi-; America before all else, men not «Contlnued from page one. part 1> tor explained that his rearon for afraid of overthrowing unscrupulous!-------------------- -~~ “ writing Hie article wa* that he inonvy lenders, the gruftert, thieve*.Commr, A. J. Sylvester; Bd. of wanted to kt the Aineriran people;ami their ilk, without your having Review. Fred J. Miller; Justice. Wm. know hpw putsiders regard their nc-i to to revolt. Perhaps, us you'Sarver. turns during this tlme-of stress. The smile, you are silently turning your! BALTIMORE — Republican. Suitetn reads; • I longues, slowly around relishing' pervisor, Archie Newton; Clerk. OrAs an Englishman in your mld-t,- *ha’. your judges and Juries are. He Fisher; Treasurer. Lawrence HolI feel it my duty to reveal how an' PtTwritly likely td do to the corrupt comb; Highway Commr, Floyd Gar"outolder obXner regards thecun-’ »'»>♦» they are brought Into thc light (nson; Justice. Wilbur .Bchahtt; Bd. ... of Review, WHl Cruttenden. . duct of 'the American people in this1 to. receive their deserts, . ! In fine. America, this •pave anxiety of yours. Well, Amer*"’•*'«* ut «• ’ moment 11 Democrat-Supervisor, Leon , u-v you a* a united nation looking, Moon! Clerk, Guy Jones; Treasurer, lea. yon have surprised everybody, ■ to that 111 ’ 3 --era which has arrived. John Birman; Highway Commr, including yourselves, no doubt! Jou, people certainly ore United and you or which is even now well on its Archie Matteson; Justice. Lcn Osway, where tiie honest man will wald: Bd. of Review, Frank Van assuredly have a sense of humor. mv necruitv By necessity. Ii mu« must mnnnr confine mv my once again receive his full compel-; Syckk. personal observations to what of late >«'•» *1l» .“5" .I*ac* and t has hamrened tn New Yoric lor here prosperity as your Inheritance. township—Republican, Supervisor, it is tiwt 1 iw.e been while matters 1 don «»>' hat to >ou Americans. Morse Backus; Clerk. Vemor Webhave bJrncwungto/headlOften And now 1 make ro bold os to pre- ster; Treasurer. Mrs. Kate Burdick, enough had “t bren tdd both here.dlet 7®"? desUny-somethlng I, Highway Commr. Mason Newton; .U8'1. 1 . . .m. not hittn before thisthU . Justice. Peter Letnaar. Bd. M. of Rekn'd-Mx^.'^d ’of’^ ^gh'i: would have dared to before J^ire. Wter LeiMar. of ReYo'rk hJ?pJ?rentJd’ ’ An'xrtfa. you will march forward William Perrin. Vere Willems and boiled" citv rou on the face of thc riobe (rom par. *»«««Lrer. onwards; can | Leon Doster. N^w York h^veXen Xm°red as younothing purge your, CARLTON-Republican. .... Superin such indictment Let lightning »y*t«n of its poisons, your attaining j visor, no nominee; C.erk. Lawrence rtrika aLd w-wSt haoneiw “n even greater future than that Farrell; . Treasurer, Jennie Long; will every bank, in ’the country1 «l(,noiu P4-'1 of >‘our'i bcforc a vic- Highway Commr, Tom Barry; Bd. did P?rl% 5 th?N?. «••’»«« nu,« lU OTerl* JU4,lce' tional Fmerxencv Holiday New >-our Ioud and homL's sucking away August Tasker. York merehsnts^t once Advertise >uur ravings and your substance. Dernocrat—Superylsor.Joh ftUstxtotuivek hat th. v will advanre, To b&rrow from Gallon, your de- borne; Clerk. Cynis Shroyer; Treescredit, a* never before'to heli, out! l»r<ment In this crisis the world urer. OoorRe Cole; Him way; the Hiblle-UMHiKh th^ merXnt . imw now knciurt know* tnritnv mean* full well WtU that tht Ihf‘I CJomtT Oommr.. " E ” F- — Niclwb; Bd of Re-> _ . . no LWLtXwUnt the Anuuxan n.ee has yet to be ex- view, George Rnbiuroir. Justice. *1 ItLr e »»d »**««» of “««»“*'>• Janvs Bowler. value « it hw today N<w: ^wded. When hlstorCASTLETON—Republican. Super,.K 1 Nl* Ians Clerk. H. vliwr, Ralph Ralph DeVine; DeVinc;/Clerk. H. F. F., Ians uel gel down down to to telling telling how how the the visor. York "hard-boiled?" Treasurer, Ogle Flannl- ' Tiie New York tradespeople or- real American people "took it on Remington; gan; Justice, full term. Orr Fisher; | cepttne cfilts and I. O. Us for their the chin" in these dark days and Justice, fill vacancy. Ralph Wether-1 how thoroughly you proved that wares from Uwe caught short of currency. New York • hard-bjiled?"; when necessity arise* you "can take bee: Highway Commr., George MeNew Yorkers, finding cashiers in it." you need have no fears ** to Dowell; Bd of Review. George Hay­ restaurants, and thc like, unable to what they will say. One word will be man: Constables. Norval Barger. Sterling weeks. John Martin, Wil-1 mak- change for *5 and *10 bilk, sufficient: MAGNIFICENT. Ham Hummel. sitting, patient!? wailing for others : Independent—Supervisor, S. Wil-. U> pay their, cliericr. until there l*< bert Smith; Clerk, Arthur Housler; I sufficient money in thc tills, often' Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Treasurer. Adolpli Dause, Jr.; Jus-1 enough departing w 11 h pockets । tier, full term. Orr Fisher; Justice, I • crammctl with nickels and dimes and smiling at it ail. New Yorkers -The Hi-1? Conference committees short term. Fred White; Bd. of Re­ view, Barry Wellman; Highway; “hard-boiled?" I'd liardiy call them are very grateful to Robert Cook for Commr.. Freel GarlHigcr; Con-1 that. • milk, and to the girls who so ably stables. Very McPeek. Arthur Hart.; Patience, patience ant! goes! na- served ,the np juikhwu luncheon w to nearly — 200 James Howard.. Harry Pennington. tun- I have seen displayed on every ynun< |wOulc and teachers at noon HASTINGS—Republican. Super­ hand. These ordinarily nervous. satUrday. Also to the assisting visor, Norton Shellenbarger; Clerk. I madly hurrying, scurrying people tcaehcrs and tor the Methodist Mrs. Allie Munn; Treasurer, Charley! faced with ti predicament of mag- Kurch to hold the mating in. Dri- Cm ms; Higjiway Commr.. Ed. Inltude are at. once transformed into ,.Kntps canw Irom ]>>]ton, Nashville. Slierer; Justice. Charley DeVault; a body acting with dignity, decorum, Mldul(.vH|C( Lakeview. Battle Creek. Bd. of Review, Merrill Stodge. “ hunipr and philosophy. Extraordi- Woodland. Freeport and Hastings. Democrat—Supervisor, llernic Me- • .nary pcdple, you Americans. Got ■ Tlir Older Y group met at the Intyre; Clerk,’ Jock O'Connor;, guts. Unit's It. . home of C. P.’Angell last week and Prens advices relate that thc. same decided upon thc date of April 13 Treasurer. Chester Arehart; Board; ol Review, Allen McDonald; High-, Indomitable spirit, thc same good for their trip through the Ionin James Crawley; Jus- [ nature, of the people has been in prison. Hie group has an invitation way Commr, full term, Harold Slocum. evidence all through your country. to meet the Kent county group at lice, HOPE —Republican. Supervisor.; It seems iis though you Am. rlc.ms Caledonia March' 28 I Ira Oagood: 'Clerk, Bernard De-1 realize that though the United Tiie Farm Boys' Conference will States for the moment Is in very, be different tills year, likely be heljl Golla: Treaxurer. Gordon Thornp-1 Highway Commr.. Harold Re­ much of a pickle you have not I,: on Saturday. April 29. and may in­ son; ger; Justice, full term, Charles Mon- j youNeltcs lose sigh: of the’ fact clude 7th and Bill grade girls also. lea: Justice, to fill vacancy. Rusaelb that you still own your couniry and Watch for jiarticulars. Every rural Hurt; Bd. of Review. Vert Robinson, j Its vast potential wealth and you teacher invited. Democrat—Supervisor. Ed. Penare quite ready to roll up your, Harold Clumbers, Kent county sleeves. let steam off with a "What Sunday school secretary. assisted ncls; Clerk, George Kahler: Treas­ thc Heli?" or two, get down to bjass witli tiie Ht-Y conference in place urer. Ardy Owen; Highway Commr.. John Hines; Bd. oFReview. Burrell! tacks and tackle lhe Job In "hand. of E. T. May of Lanting. who could Your fortitude is astonishing. ' not come, and sickness prevented Phillips; Justice, no candidate re- j As I see you in your hours of Mr. qospill ot Coldwater from at­ ixirtcd. IRVING —Republican. Supervisor, I grave anxiety, to borrow one of your tending. expressions. I sec you down but as­ W F. Kinsey of Columbia Con­ William McCann: Clerk. Forrest | suredly you are not out—not by a serve Cofnpnny and Lloyd Shafer Buehler; Treasurer. Elver Barcroft; long shot. Actually, now that mat­ assisted with thc luncheon program Justice. Frank Oool; Bd. ot Review.! Alvin Smelkcr. ters haw come to the pass to winch of the conference. Democrat—Supervisor. Jcssel they have come, you really rather Knowles; Clerk. Percy Rosser; I PLEASANT HILIrelish the new opportunity to re­ Mr. and MflK Fred Johnson and Treasurer. Bert Palmer; Bd. of Rebuild your great ^Balled Stat.-;, laid practically io waste and ruin by son attended the funeral of John vk>v'. Robert. Williams. JOHNSTOWN-Only one ticket ■ the laziness and dishonesty, of a farcy Monday nt Grand Rapids. Mr. small minority of selfish, avaricious Carey who was well known by some presented in this township, the Re­ unscrupulous parasites within your here pft.wd away Friday morning. publican, with nominations ns fol-' lows: Supervisor. Allan Hyde; Clerk,! Burial at Hail St. cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Scharff have Veto Doty; Treasurer. Julius Frey; I I sec you exercising a degree of Highway Commr.. Gerald Dunn; back on their farm iicre. Yankee levelheadedness, ot which I moved 1 Mrs. Clifton Campbell has been Justice, Fred Stevens; Bd. of Re­ frankly, had not thought you cap­ past week nt Kalama­ view, Sam Nay: Constables. Howard able. The American people have spentiiiupxlte । Woods. Harold Hawks, Clifford with her mother. * been splendid. Bravo! Your mettle zoo ; Friday, morning as Mr. and Mrs. Conklin and Walter Beach. has MiAii clear and true a* you MAPLE GROVE—Republican. Su­ Fred Smith am) son. Lloyd, were on have walked your Gethsemane. way to Battle Creek with pro­ pervisor, John Martens; Clerk. 1 interpret Ute somewhat . wan their I n milk truck drove onto thc Ralph Pennock; Treasurer. Vem O. smiles I have noted ou your faces of duce < Bivens; Highway Commr., George l»wment in front of them, without late as carrying a degree of porten- 1 Thc truck was tipped over Lowell; Bd. of Review. Peter Hoff - [ tiousirt'xs. it seems to signify that stopping. । Fred's car wax wrecked, but man; Constable, Samuel W. Buck­ you feci that your confidence has and । master. ho one was Injured. been violently outraged, that you luckily I Democrat—Supervisor, Fred J. P. T. A. meeting this Friday eve­ have been woefully exploited by n luck supper at 7:00 o'clock. Mayo; Clerk. Fred Fuller; Treas­ band of brigands and.thieww; that ning.'Pot । Mrs. Luella Recd of Middleville urer. Duke W. Irwin; Highway graft and corruption Ind become all thc week eiTd at the liome of Commr, Ernest E. Gray; Justice. too rife and for all too long: that spent । son. Bert Palmer, and family. Sherman O. Swift; Bd. of Review, the long arm of Hie underworld had her I Ray Ostrolh. been permitted to lay strong hold WEST HOPE. PRAIRIEVILLE—Republican. Su­ even unto the innermost sanctums The community meeting held nt pervisor; Newell H. Barber; Clerk. of thc rich and lhe powerful. You Ira . McCallum's Friday evening was understand these tilings and now ;a very enjoyable affair, having been William Norris; Treasurer, Otis Boulter; Highway Commr.. Ernest you would have done with them. ■ entertained by Don Marsh's "1,111 You are not ‘beefing." Instead. I Billy Band" popular radio enter­ Morehouse; Bd. of Review. Ernest sec you looking stark realities in the tainers from Charlotte and who Hall; Justice. Albert Bender. Pco1 pie's — ■ Supervisor, Lee Nottingham; fact—with that smile. You may broadcast from 'Grand Rapids. We have lost y-jur al), but you have not arc indebted to Lewis Wise, our old' Clerk, fioyd Shelp; Treasurer, Otis lost your courage. You iiave not lost neighbor, for bringing them for the1 Boulter: Highway Commr.. Fred your bountiful country. And. you evening. Mrs Barnes also read a Otto; Justice. Clarence Herman; Bd. of Review. Irving Frye. letter from John Osgood, formerly RUTLAND—Republican, Mo sea of 'here, who now lives in Hemlt,■ Stutz; fclerk. Harry WHUami; Calif., and who described the recent■ Treasurer. Burr Laubaugh; Highway earthquake. He said, "the ground1 Commr.. George Cronk; Justice. i waved like the ocean.” Frank Newton; Bd. of Review, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCallum and1 Clifford Hammdnd. icon William attended the St. Pal­ Democrat—Supervisor, Perry Hall; ' rick's day banquet at the St. Rose1 Clerk. Arthur Hathaway; Treasurer. • luiil tn Hastings Thursday night. • James' Dibble; Highway Commr.. Miss Mildred Osgood and friend.1 Allen Bryans; JdsUce, Hugh John­ Miss Elizabeth Stone of Muncie,' ion;, Bd. of Review, Lewis Edger. ■ Ind., arc spending their spring va­ THORN-APPLE — Republican, 8ucation at Jesse Osgood's. Lynden1 pervlsor, Frank Garbow; Clerk, । Johncock's spent Sunday there. Court L. Boley; Treasurer. Theo H. Armstrong; Highway Commr, Claud । NORTHEAST WOODLAND. Mr. and Mta. E. J. Sheldon visit­, Kcrmeen; Justice, Jervis H. Camp­ ed their daughter in Vermontville, bell; Bd. ot Review. Howard M. Smith. Thursday afternoon. Democrat—Supervisor, Julian Mr. John Gardner, Ruth andI Norman were in Grand Rapids Sat­, Potts; Clerk. R. Ely McNaughton; Treasurer. Lee M. Johnson; Justice. urday. Lelah Hansbargcr and lady, Glenn Solomon; Bd. of Review. friend of Lansing spent Saturdayr Glenn W. Allen: Highway Commr, evening and Sunday with her peo­, George Viera. WOODUAND — Republican. Suple. Earl and Charley Vandten and। pervUor, Glenn Wot ring; Clerk. T. families called on Miles Bawdy's re­, C. Munion; Treasurer. Wm. Velte; Highway Commr, Henry Hynes; cently. Mrs. Mabie Velte called on Mrs Justice, Jerne Chase; Bd. of Review. Grace Paul In Woodland Friday;! OUo Townsend. Democrat —Supervisor, Lawrence afternoon. Rnefrock; Clerk. Karl C. Paul; Treasurer. Harold Warner; Justice. . Albert Hauer; Highway Commr., far os thr steamship companies are .Leonard Wachter; Bd of Review, concerned. Carl HalM. BAKING POWDER ( PART TWO—Page Seven To the Customers of the Hastings City Bank posits placed in the Trust Deposit by our pa­ . trons. Before we can formally begin business, it tois necessary to transfer these Trust Deposits to our regular deposit accounts. To do this we must have the authorization for that purpose of the depositors in our Trust Deposit. We have been busy getting these authorizations, but you can realize that getting 2500 accounts transferred is some job. We have just mailed notices to our Trust depositors whom we had not seen person­ ally, inclosing a blank order authorizing us to make the transfer. We set Saturday, April I, as As directed by the Governor in his first proc­ the last day on which these depositors can make lamation, this bank set up 2500 Trust Deposit the authorization. On that day we will transfer accounts on our books. These Trust Deposits all Trust Deposit accounts to our depositors’ reg­ consisted, at the time our permit came from Lan­ ular accounts. This will explain why we have sing. March 15, of not only the’five per cent of had to delay announcing the formal opening of our regular deposits which we set aside for that this bank for regular banking business. purpose, but also of considerable additional de- HIS BANK was included in the very first list of permits issued by the Michigan State Banking Department last week. It allows us resume normal relations with our depositors. This unsolicited permit from the State Banking Department was received too late to make any announcement in the Banner last week. We want our patrons to understand why we could not reopen as soon as the announcement was re­ ceived. Here is the reason: T We are glad to be able now to set the date for the closing of our Trust Deposits and the formal open­ ing of the Bank in the manner we state below, on SATURDAY, APRIL 1 While our permit from the State Banking De­ partment was not a surprise to this bank, it was a most welcome relief from the restrictions which had been forced upon us by the proclama­ tions of the Governor and the President fixing banking holidays. This bank has always been operated on a conservative banking, policy. It was gratifying to have the approval of our bank at this critical time by the State Banking Depart­ ment, authorizing us to resume, as quickly as possible, normal banking operations. Our Commercial Department (checking ac- counts) will be released on and after April I next to carry on NORMAL AND USUAL COMMERCIAL BUSINESS. Your deposits will be accepted in the NORMAL WAY, includ­ ing CHECKS ON OTHER BANKS, SUBJECT TO FINAL PAYMENT. This bank will endeavor to give you the serv­ ice to which you have been accustomed and en­ titled to, and for which you have chosen this bank. Of course, no checks on Michigan banks DATED PRIOR TO FEBRUARY 23, 1933, CAN BE ACCEPTED FOR ANY PURPOSE. • Commercial deposits will be subject to three restric­ tions which have been put in force by the President: 1. We are prohibited from disbursing any gold or gold certificates. 2. We are prohibited from allowing any withdrawal of cash for hoarding. 3. “Usual and Nprmal” business means that bank officials shall protect all depositors at ALL times. Under the new plan, so vigorously outlined by President Roosevelt, in which the Federal Government assumes an important part, we pro­ pose to operate our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT under the restrictions’ provided by our By-Laws and in accordance with the President’s procla­ mation. This confines withdrawals to cases of REAL NECESSITY ONLY. Under the license upon which the Savings De­ partment of this bank was authorized to resume business, bank officials were empowered to re­ quire an oath as to the purpose and need of any unusual request for the withdrawals of funds. We hope it will not be necessary to exercise this power. Owing to congestion due to the long drawn- out banking holiday, it may be possible that there will be more than the usual delay in cash­ ing checks on outside banks. Please remember that the officers and employees of this bank are doing their utmost to care for the unusual amount of business which has accumulated dur­ ing the banking holiday. We cannot say enough to express our appre­ ciation of the fine spirit, patience and good wijl shown by the people of this city and county dur­ ing this trying period, which was forced upon us by Detroit banking troubles. It has been a try­ ing time for everyone. We are gratified that our strong position as a bank, because of the large reserves which we had built up during prosper­ ous years, has enabled this bank to be among the first to open in Michigan. HASTINGS CITY BANK �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MARCH M, 1933 PAGE EIGHT about twice iq many plants. 130 odd Beach this morning would indicate | fighting planes, also bombing nnd.'«b«t nwiv iar««* i«cout plants It is estimated tjiat j—,—people ——viewed - Angeles no doubt some of thc strue'Continued from page one part 1) , - around half. — a million ; this unique parade from the, highiturea are so badly damaged that R,rat- i. . I B* a desk. a swivel chair and a pay Muffs along the ocean No one can they will be condemned as unsafe dar< ini check in xtone for them. But their • form a conception of the* huge tnI might add that ail in all la t Jlx* wrner tau sgnt Quest U in vain. No more Jobs un.---------struments of death tn time of war night will go down in history as one' _tTlung. **“ * ‘ lion is the TEMBLORS ACCOMPANIED byjs description ot them. *--*-*-•*— , y.।southland. Tiie hospital* were full new.paper men and some ot the . THUNDEROUS ROARING March ’ 10th. thete came, without to overflowins during the early part ».^L,’!*.^Sl^i thX SW*N«. nuwiv votes you boys can hustle out Ito the polls'' is lhe thought back warning, at about six P. M- a ter- of the night, manv going torreor b* dliLuni« AND SWAYING Jvf tiie delay. Smart politics.-Sure. r.nc noise and swaying of buildings' ing taken there who were -imply • Lu-trng abivit twenty seconds, the,'.-cared stiff.'’ After it, was found *1 °r_? 1 but tin- most deserving democrat in LONG BEACH NOW . hardc-t quake in this area for'tjiey were mH hurt tliey.made room 8“”:' government as txtsta to­ 1 Clinton county lx still waiting, wondering if he is going to get UNDER MARTIAL LAW ’ »«xne years This was followed by for other:... Many of tiie injured 'what-has been pnomlted. of it thc •Iignl quake* during the entire were made -o by’Jumping out of Property 'Damage .Estimated Jg"-. । window* trying to reach the ojicii ai ine House., we.i smart boys from Detroit are going fto sidetrack him after the spring About a doren eities in the sura pi.icc of greater safety . None of at Nearly $26,000,000 and' •winding “ ! election. area were included in thej-our own little family were injured; “J?.. 113 Reported Dead severity of this xhAck- Ujng Beach tiie worst scare coming to-tpy son. !'hould In Jears past oniiiiu who .-wu. : t',onihB x 11 --------•tandlHK near th» tin-‘ ,!A ,h<’ House *2L was mo more unwieldydboui twenty miles .south, on thc Elliott, who was -UndlUg -r*‘ un *ieW> One : Doot kickers tor Job seekers. _ where .... hllnrtrMi inrrtilwn. ' ua-ro nwa> rhf. thf-------------------------------------------- , What is a door kicker? It’s a . . . Have ocean, wu.v tiie hardest .hix. From door of tiie immense store he]2 “ n .., member* were more following letter from W. H Schai'U. ■the thepasi ftcu .,t t0,oKe: thin sheet metal plate fastenpast twelve -.wche year* years ftcu,t oeluctlo» from fromthan thanthy th-323_ ip'ng . well known in thl* city and coqniy, 'reports being broadcast ail thL- ha* b.in for closinx high exritemen time when .... the in*‘?llxTs of the Senajc. Today it is'cd to the bottom ot a door to keep gather, not- It was iuur throng t...« who now. rexidas near Ixxs Angele*. -forenoon I am able cnoking or lirolllns your own aii The lance dllI ^ r, nt The House with 41 veteran people going in and out tfrom kickall the largHe tcllMiboui the recent earthquake withstanding,exaggerated reports to'crash came, brooking on Broadway members are waiting for the Sen-’ ing dents in thc door. you know with what test you arr coInc to Broadway In tliat city and section which U in- the contrary, tliat the' total deaths plate glass windows on . .! waittnu fOT a clfiir'cut urvThe hundreds of * doors iii Uic will be found to be about sixty, half and crashing all the mirrors on the a,e‘ •,,’a Wl tervstlng yellowing Is htx letter . Wilmar. Cal.. March 11. 1933. '■of them in Long.Beach. four in Lo* huge pa>t.s inside the store. -He • Aiurvles and—tlw------remainder scat- (thought lie never would pet out To lhe Banner: j. ----------------—। — ..^j ...» a F Our------nun- ----alive declares -----he saw Two important events have taker, tered around the .,.. area. ----------- the ... tops — place Isere in Southern Califonne ' dred were injured in Long Beach. J ot the buildings arrow the street , ...... of to widely differing intcreit that about as many m in Ixs> Lo> Angeles and sway .sway fire feet .under Hie thc violent, violin , and KOMiMl; thing* which Michl- 9.000 dour kickers and ordered them the mention of -«omc features eon- prrnap. MO in vhrr place* All are rocking motion of thc qu.kc .*.Alto- '1 !ti’ ! placed on all the doors. :’l cared getber -anxiety nj, Kan* citizens are waiting for nected with them may be ut.mT- t.-.-; being will cared for fi>r by by the the Civic Civic(Be ther the the fear fear und und anxiety I Thc newspaper bovs arc wonderthan passing interest to your read-1 authorities, the Red Cross. Salva-1 what might come during tiie Iona; «l>fl ««« ™ November, - COMPLETE WITH ----------in, II'!» *»r Mm ran'imlalW ers. tion Army and lhe Marines. Tiie mihUotVtat Uw m«S it ii night long to be remembered > P. rliaps thc crux of Use situation because of the influx of Job seekers ... Oven heat.control. .. Automatic strength by watcr and air ixiamxJ in ing order in Lanig Beach, as that bv the people Yet it Ls remarkable ’i'* 1,1 ’he fact tliat Governor Wil- They have been unable to find out the cheerful, buoyant spirit shownl ,,am A Comstock inherited an inex-:irom what friend Abbott purchased lt.c Clircciui. uuuyui.i omi.i. c.nn.., -- - ----------------- --------- --. majestic review about two miles ofl; city U under martial law. ••inatchlesb” lighter... insulated oven iMTimred otllciiH the dour door kickers klckcni or or what what thev they cost. cost. by the P«.pl© ot this state in aipenenced official family fam ly. Several Several the shore in the Pacific, on the 9th in-1 The damage to. property will be ... But they will. of ,!ww state °mcu,s are fine slant. (There were ,123 ships and j plenty. Reports coming from Long time like Hit* for cool kitchen... cooking Cbver top That this southland 1* a region of1 gentlemen but wholly uniraided and Irked at the inaction of the leg­ quake* .perhaps to offert or nrutrn- ; nnacqiwnted with their duties, ... sliding broiler ... porcelain lined lire the enjoyment ol the fine Hi-' They should not be censured too islature. Gov. Comstock appeared ; oven ... large utensil drawer... con Fmatd. cannot be denied for the much tor dds The people of Mtchi- recently and took lire lawmaker* to task. He demanded action on Hie 'SeLonological Society of Anferica elected them. haw ngUtered sixteen quakes ntj >« !«•»«'one office there 1* a, banking bill. Also there were other ’ pieces of -------------legislation. more or les- severity .-Ince lhe year - n»-V» in whom thc Legislature has; important ------porcelain finish. Uas.li price only $59.50 'IMO making one for every two H'tlc confidence. We refer to Atty amortg these a bill to increase tie years Strang.. but the people here General Patrick O Brien It wa* coat of a notary public ilwerv rather exneelihg- Muncthing ir0*”»d-O'Brien tliat the recent cense fee from 81 to 83. The bill iuu like this to happen a-s there had' deadlock on the banking Mil devel-1 been amended to make the term two LIBERAL ALLOWANCE Men but one or two slight distur- 7JKt’ thf Senate The Attorney yeara instead of four.This means banccx kind in three orfour;General wanted to ..... have a finger in 7.W0 public will □anc< ■" _of OI . tlib uib mt ...... .......... - ........... • — ,---- Michigan .--- Kliv -------- notaries . The four following Specials will enable you to .. Klim . ..Hirer .hope . >v»i . » ; I‘l.n years. But ’they ardently ancl hc n'drnnnnfl patronage nln pie u*lu.n when ir It „arno came to i llaVA have ... to buy a *4 84 lw.n/1 tnnrt evz-rO evert two ■ FOR YOUR OLD STOVE _____________________________ ondI pray that it will be a long time be-j xppuMiting receivers for many an- years instead of four Result; to purchase more Quality and Quantity than ever _.is. It is every two fore ar.otlo ■ Udpated bank reonranuMtons. is na ing companies get 828,000 every before for* your money. : well fact known that Oov Vomstock years Instead every Thc four. : well known thatfact Oov.X.'um*tock years instead ot everyot four. :* not playing “political bhll ' with people .pay it.. To whom is tins no. Wilmar. California. Monday. March 13. 1933- i O’Brien. That being true it is small , tary bill important? . wonderthal a group of Senators; -------- — i blocked O'Brcn * ambition*. What about , party line..' Are to rcvlM1 some of tin figuni- gneni '■ Wc are told that the Attorney * they drawn sharply? They arc nol. * Light or Dark Oak. ■ Sincere legislators ol both partie • Quick drying. For floors, <quake sent you oil Saturda.. Lne i. . dermrtment than there arc arc trying to work out u sembiiyici’ door*, woodwork, cabinels dJaa^nt ‘-4 lhv fur ^"’iieard^Horn has Increased of order. You will find such men as and furniture. Ldi ail a. .A. .fur as h aril f m |rn|n 28 undrr paul Voorheis in Dc- Democratic Rep. George H SchocnIhr broadcast that iwitmng *. id a, „ rote,r al prci(t.nt GUARANTEED hals of St. Johns and Republican hull dozen more could not suit,'. |. ind a ni -,. A deal! One With Every Rep. Vern J. Brown of -Ingham BEST QUALITY ! their injuries, so I placed the num- unu a “ aia” county, conferring and earnestly "ARMAND” ■"‘earerol^ekim ' 1,1 thc “**«*»”* Mtchigan wail* working together. Lack of a definite Reg. pride $1.10 qt. program, political Jealousy, inexjier' put . re St-,c funds arc overdrawn and an SPECIAL AQc purchase of $1.00. tLc nuinlxY i.U known den i au| .|va£urv fact.s unusual de­ lence and unwiUingnCK to conform Quart for . "*v , Over 300 piece purrle li ^••“lUach^ith’Tooo’To^’ix.d'Inl n,‘‘”dv Unemployed thousands who to any constructive plap are all con­ Long IW-i»ch w*!? | toted lor a new deal and prompt tributing factors. Mure .concern over ■bS? £2 i iSitir kr“',,on "“*"«• lhe political patronage th^p-tne wel­ J at 8i5.000.00n to 825,000.000. The Hundred* of job-hunters roam up fare of the state is undermining any TR. VANILLA iinie i at io holds RWmI through thcM-; and down the capttol corridor* day These arc thc rearory. why the ifigunw—that i-. about one half the;after day. They peek in this office new Michigan ndimmstration hai Quick- Drying COMP. N. F. : totals ii r ix.ug .Beach. Time »<rv dtWr and that, wondering if there not made a start in ten weeks. -GUARANTEED A quality that cAnnot be tiie BEST QUALITY THORNAPPLE GARDEN Cl I B. ASSYRIA. ’ Is Wrong in Lansing? O.SMTZ TELLS mRTWE ana you, Mr. Husband TWO BIG SPECIAL DAYS Varnish Stain FREE.' FREE.' Jig-Saw Puzzle SAVE MONEY-FOOD-FUEL with the Automatic FEATURES of THIS NEW Gas Range Trade in ypur old stove while this limited offer lasts. Model shown only $59.50 cash. Other new models also on display. Floor Paint GOOD COVERING Reg. price $1.00 qt. SPECIAL Quart for iook or frrrre out. The mo-t for your money. AQc "Tv 5OC K’ Ifage.c. Through the efforts of Mrs, Moh-1 W R. Join-.-. Lacey Hardware “L^t your wife tell you about it ” Visit Our Store Today ; The msmocraph at Carnegie In-1'*'1- chairman of tiie'program cam-[dealer, ha* t>ecn absent from hn Intitule in Pa.-'ud’ iu regi-tcied over milter. Dean Davenport will address;place of business the part week due •30 distinct zbock* in the first two U,c Garden Club at thc April- to illness. ’du-.'.-.-eboek* tiut.couM be felt by mretuur to be held in the romniun-; Miss Inez Mainby. wiioXhaa been : all—Lx-f'ide-. nearly 100 slight tremor* <>y rooms Thursday afternoon. April telephone operator at tiid Hickory i nut gem rally 11' One at 0:30 Uib-;6-al. 2;W!Corners exchange, ha- been cnI mornifijg, quite severe und long conAt the request of a great many < g“Kfd to continue .on fur anotlicr tiuiieil. wa* thougirt to be tin'dying residents of this county, we are n - year. |ftrui:i:le of the ierriblc quake; but ,printing the method* of inoie <r'idi-J Medames Row Miller and-Evannot so. a* there was n slight L-hock culion given in tin* coInnin Itbt :nie Miller accompanied David Cwkelncc 1 byguii thl* letter If your fall. All of these have been used!bn Io Kalamazoo on Thursday io­ leaders wllPfacar Jn mind that whtk successfully by the writer and’ arej*'’*’ Conklin, who is" still at' Lome of tlHM-*hocks arc sharp, likt approved by the Drpt. of-Agncul-' Borges* hospital. zom.' peals oj thunder, mostly they . tun-. ; Y'hr pleasure Birthday prganlai-1 are of a violent rocking or .-wayingMethod number 4 is advocated byinon W111 eo-ojwrattvely enter-! motion, the surface of the earth do-'u H Ix.pt of Agriculture and aLsu <>n Tuesday. March 21. b> ing the rockinz and swaying Alter by 11m, publ^hcn. of thc mugazin- • Mesdamr.s Marion StrickUild and 'n revere shock one h i- a queer sen- - Law- Care " (Ruth Henry, at tiie Henry^touie. isatlon tn the it-zion of the stnmachr-v.,..,!* Mr ?nd Chnrhc IVa-.re. who 1. Calcium Cyanide. . I Elliott and 1 were in his auto at Open the burrow every five tor some time have taken jxsvm-.ssix o’clock yesterday. iSundayij and pour in a tcaspoonful oflsion of their farm near Vermont-. morning, thinking to riih to Comp-t- ,— « — — ------------------ ------------------- .... i ..|(j 'toil, a d’v of 30J.XK) population।tne j>oti>ondoc the openings with- viHs ! wl-.er< eighteen person* were report- mn . tamping down Hw burrow. M .I Mc-J-rs Everi te Miller. Floyd Mil­ ' 'ler. ----and -----Rn* --------Barney .left la-t. week rd killerl. THlv. city i* about half ' 2 Carbon Bhulphidc. .. ... -----way from our home to Long Bench same as above using cate nut fw R<*d cu>' wh€r<’ tlw'-v *lU 111 . As Administratrix of thc Estate of Alice Searles, and to settle the es. thc employ of thc Consumer^, IWc >un;: into Atlpntic Blvd wade.to^n 3ny,M) lhv opcil ground ;the . tate, I will have an auction sale at t)tc farm, known as the “Harry Bellinger I Power company. ! enough to hold six cars ab»ea*t • 3, strvehnine When about two miles out we no­ Take raw peanuts. Squeeze • BrtW» Ladw?‘ A«* Farm, ” Section 13, Barry township, 1-2 mile north and 1 mile west of ticed groups of refugee* standing >pen the tnd'of thc shell and insert ?“> "*« °« Thurxdar. March 30. around tires tiie fewt of tin „ i crystal of ostrychnine. „,u,uuuv. Place one.of ,I10*, n!nrr' „ ,, , Banfield, or 3 1-2 miles cast and 2 miles north of Hickory Corners, on he. pnmms pexnuts ln tn each of the thc runway runway ..I Monterey hills. They had c<>me far tJu ., I M^arnra Katherine C- >- and enough frdm thro n«. ,n. . .- K^dwhlortOTbi ----- . . • lOtan. ««.. >.ar,s «i ,te uI — -:- - • This m.M u mmnmW g™ l5?S‘?2. •?*' They had slept tn tent- and auto.jjy n,e U S. Dept of Agriculture H>'dc and Mabel Hyland of thc IjiI About farther ..’. o... chroMcal to obtained in [hc' fO'U«IL w-rre in Hasting* Thui.-day ■d by otfi- ^,n (>1 |Bmrtrr whtch whcn plar,^ ’.6 attend the leaders conference on ' ln ’■ ground, gfves off a heuy gas NUtnltoo priinxir, UK wu r.»u i t CHATS (.ROVt COMMENCING AT ONE O’CLOCK P. M. 1 OFFER THE FOLLOWING— 'E , C ’. tru^pnmjfu) in the runway every rev ■ .nrti.cw. to lrn fee;. ukfJ efjee: jt at, Mr and Mrs. Wm Bayne went to nut:r .'t.H ■ ■yiciHantuu'am v I UoopersviUe on Sunday to.vfan these j Arsenic. ' I daughter. Mr. Greta Endsley, and lened ehtmn'. Soak Mirlied corn in a moder-1 tamily LIVE STOCK. MISCELLANEOUS. ■e.\ :rong .solution ot arsenic and| Mr. and Mrs OriiBn hare moved 30 cords hickory wood. ■ > uc along tiie runway at frequent in,° thc Wwm-n Coolbaugh house otcnals. • !*tth Mr Dean HAY AND GRAIN. 30 gallons vinegar. done by By asphyxiation Attach a gar-1 R’»th and Marian Wwdnun went hare to the end ol the rxluiuM jU> Kslamagoo Saturday, About 3 tons mixed hay. written ■ ot an automobile After plac-l Next Sunday- evening the comHOUSEHOLD GOODS. 4 tons alfalfa hay. elude the chutcl the other end Into thc burrow ■ munity program will be put on by took It Iot star the mreor and let run fur Mr- Fuller ui.d Mr* Wslren und Majestic range. Sewing machine. About 150 bundles cornstalk*. knew that the chureM* were about twenty nunutr.-.—J. A Hoo; i pupil* of the Holh'.c* and Allot’ About 20 bushels oats. Refrigerator, 100 lbs. capacity. . ways among thc foremost to alU m ■----' ' tchools. . ■ ' such a erteis. Robert Seaje and Cleon Smith NOflTH HOPE. 3 Ingrain carpets,, about 25 yards Mr. and Mrs Clair Binkley, who.1had the German measlea last week. W H Schatit. 10 bushels Early Cobbler potatoes. A finf crowd was present at tiie each. 3 feather beds. •have been spending the past three. L A. S. at H Woodman's Thursday. 10 bushels late potatoes. ,»ccJu with relatives in Ohio and'' Warm HINDS CORNERS. Various kinds of dishes. f < bUcult* and syrup were a ..... .... Ida — Mo-ire is spend! a Indiana and Battle Creek, rvturnnl TOOLS. week with’her -liter. Mn. Trego, m to tlieir home Thursday afternoon . part ot the dinner menu a g»od 2 meat crocks. Set dining chairs. w as in charge of Mn Hasting.! ’ Doris and E-irle Peake apetn Sai: ■program . - 7 ------Ono-horse wagon, box and seat! Several rocking chairs. Mr and Mrs Chittnec Bump and Urduy nigh’, und Sunday with Mr., u„n family ol Hasting’- spent Sund.iv mid Mrs. Glen WaMon at Praino- ■ 8- **«T J' Pair light sleighs. 2 dining tables. Kitchen cabinet. xfterAoon with Mr and Mi Will viUc w^i^n B'-Hh.r Hay loader. Riding plow. Moire. Mrs. Morre Murphy left Saturda? ™U1 Woodman. Robe.. Blocher Sideboard. Beds. Dressers. Tank heater. Mr and Mr- Klmort returned 10 for a few days visit with her fath-! their home in Kalamazbo Thurwlay ir. Albert Hampton, in the BunnelT Commodes and other articles of Compression sprayer. ...metfflSSl, furniture. Some antiques. Building mover’s tackle, block, rol­ Mr and M; Burrell Phillip* Mr. and Mrs Robert Vroonwn o* —»tura>>Mr and Mr- George DeMott nnd Gun Marsh spent Sunday afternoon, M_,lvwlww4 .k fX mm lers, rope and chain. Numerous other articles. family spent Sunday with her moth- with Mr. and Mra. lUnkln Hart and > rr Mr, stii Newton h. Ha-- lamiiy. Hair. more in sr>..uiern 1::: '. and itelped celebrate her We extend nur sympathy to Glen!Califon*!* ■birthday ' .Wauon of Prairieville, who had th<<r>in_ , * e.“ TERMS CASH. — NOTHING REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. Alltel Golden of misfortune to break an arm whileslul! ,lut comC4 <town ln Hastings *pdnt Friday uHertwoh leading a hone. .piece* » with Miss Kutdc Phillips Mn Sarah Erway and Clara Rob- j Mr and Mrs. Lewis Abbott andtison. who have bren spending the; daughter. Mrs Silkworth, of Battle pact week with Mra Rankin Hart.] SLEEPY AFTER MEALS? Creek spent Friday with Mr. uud returned on Sunday to the home ot j WATCH FOR- POISONS Mrs W O Ti»ipp». Mr and Mn! William Havens in ADMINISTRATRIX Mr. and Mr» Joe Neviti and Mrs. Rutland. A do*ey. tired feeling is luually Ainu Neviti and daughter Ruby a sign of bowel poison*. that from south ol Battle Creek visited The city fathers in Cleveland | breed germs Oct rid of them Henry Flannery, Auctioneer. Chas. Hammond 8t Albert Lyons, Clerk*. at. Did--Newton ’s Saturday. ! hare cut thc fine for illegal pork-’ with Adlenka. Acts on both up­ -------------------------------Mr-. Do.-us» chapman of Hazings ing m. half. sMauageii of private ’ per and lower boXtls without, duis spending a few days with Mr. and parking lou. we hear, rc«cut thu Mrs. Edd Newton. .------------------- icompelitlqu. Consumers Power Company Make use of these Specials—they will save you money and give you real quality. Friday and Saturday Only LyBARKER’S ■‘W/n-re hnniediati Attention and Courtesy are sliotrrt to all Phone 2115 Hastings, Michigan We Deliver This Is Seed Time! You want the BEST seeds you can buy . . . seeds with a high germination percentage. We have a complete stock of all FARM SEEDS. All arc Michigan grown seeds (except the alfalfa seed h H CONSULT US ABOUT SEEDS. BEFORE YOU BUY ELSEWHERE! SMITH BROTHERS VELTE& COMPANY Deakrs in WOOL. GRAIN. SEEDS. HOUR FEEDS, COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. Telephone 2257 Months rrXSw SU to Pay! ■ Hastings, Mich. AUCTION SALE Tuesday, March 28 MRS. AGNES WILLISON �THE HAHTIM.h HASNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 11. 1913 ’ DOWLING. The'Dowhng Nutrition Claw will nroioTiiiT TA DADCD un h «rad'r• &“1 splendidly RESISTANT TO BORER with their play Haturday night The meet with' Mrs. L»>ila Jones on Fri­ ------- i— house was full and earn actor did day.' Marcii 24 Mrs. Lulu Gor.ham Goal of Years of Work la in w her part to wf«:Uon;Mueh and Mr*. Mildred Hook will aMist cp-dir should mLmi w ’given to ‘Mr. I the hostas Bight at Michigan State Fuhr for his success in directing th" A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. play. 939 wwf taken in' Wikflact Presto*, former residenta College Station Much* sympathy h intended ta of thy> plan-, was announrod recentFta-t Lansing —A variety of com Mrs. Ernest Pennock, Howard aqd which will greatly reduce’ tos’rt of Hickory Corners in the loa1 Whitworth Congratulation'. ■ from the corn borer and which also Ruth The Dowling Twilight Clius was will yield a profitable crop is thc of husband and father by sudden entertained jit the home of Mr und tin* Mrs- 'Lloyd Gukil) Saturday eve­ ning with a co-op*;mt ir dinner. tlurd one in the slate*to be granted substation maintained by Michigan Forty-five guests attended. all enpein-.i.-M<>n^9b»n up and cotitinjie state -College. OBTAIN CORN PLANT New Supply Of CEDAR SHINGLES THREE GRADES Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Phone 2515 Frank Sage MoM Jo] UlfHC ihorouthly blended in ' ,,F*7O\ , Word was nor.ed lirir Saturday page story, thh station was ettablishrd and work has gone on .un- of (he death <rf E<1 Etdnd at the Of his btothcr. Ri>y. south nl crasingly to find somr way of pro taaiKTile turn nil was' held at taCling Michigans corn crop South’ Augusta. A Corner* Monday aftarnooq. America contributed t«> tiie wwtk by- Hickory Mr.i Ehther Inmn.*--. ent.-rtainlng funiishing a relative cf tiie com her niece from 8h4-lbyyiQr*r plant which Had « flavor tliat ths* , | corn borer did -hot like und which Ha*tlngs visit, u their urandmothvr. fit attacked very wldom, Mr.< Kate Wiliimn:-, mi Thursday : Tills Malz<; Anuirgo would not Sunday Mmoii BL marked the .ripen In Michigan, would not proiduce a crop of grain compurablf to fiftieth weddim,* unnlvm-'ary ot Mr. | com even if It did ripen, and was und Mrs. Peter Adrtanwm. They ■ lew valuable as u fond substance, held oixui h‘Hf-4- to their friends and lit had only one ruh-emlng feature, relatives fmm two iI me “c,^lc.k 1 thc corn uorcr borer wouia would not cat eat. ii. it. thta TIh- mi n ut Monroe hud to find it'Tut flow*' • some way to combine thi-. <>m-Iran r-al‘i>v coup.c Many . {with thc durable ones pow>wd ,KW*’”*"* ’ j by ordinary corn. Tiie fust suc­ a tew other prwnU and raids of cessful ctomcc of. the two ptaitts greeting* frohi Mane who were un­ able to be then 1 While several were- made al Monroe, but tlw few mbl<-d. William Mipoor ears of groin obtained were discouraging when rotn|a»rcd with occasion standard cars of com. ■ Tli<- yield records from thc ktaUoll i in 193*2 allow one variety of earn de- which followed th.- dinner Mrs Eugene H-s.ft of Banth-lfl was the guest of Mr- Milke HrriXMihf* Alii inert lm----------------church. Hajold !)• F’nrjJcrjind ciul- nee with Mr. inui Mi und Mr. und Mn. : of.Gtlll take. Frida-. hi wr.0-.ui5 home o Merlon, _ Mr,. Bert Brown and Mr Adnan Kv< -. also niece. Mta- Clara Scott. ievilli- and family and. Merle, of May, and M>n tipcnt. Leu able for gcngpil planting but Uh • farm crops department at the C.,l- ; Com growi-r in th<- fuiun Fuid Ih.irsday. March HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 Chas. Foote und chUdrcn Visit* d Mrs JViulc at New Bonp'r-v hosp Foote a. getting ul Kiimnied at Mr und Mrs Chua. Foot*- arc thc proud grandparents >d an eight -pound boy who will answer tu the nanu> of Richard Merle, born at Mts EIki Sunday td suited hU daughter. tal- TWrsday. Talbert Hall of Charlotte vism ‘ He u to make an tnde- attic Creek, klmted lier and family Friday. sincerity we cannot queation.’ - Dr. Harry L. Hadley. Quality Meats Are Not Expensive At A&P Milford Cook hurt hl* thumb font Merle Count Corner Court and Church - Hastings, Mich. t<> bn commended in ia-i Ix-comv i . s nd girl.; of .can plant rontalncd 162 borers in each 100 stalk.- FLOUR FEED COAL -.- .CEMENT LIME BRICK -;- TILE -s- FARM IMPLEMENTS Universal Garage Telephone 2121 made • Friday afternoon th Citizens Club held their common corn varieties hut further work will probably correct i.liis fault Only 18 foircrs per 100 plants wm.- EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY Save Money by Paying Cash for GOOD Used Cars Sail! ini, seven bushels • than Duncan, a l or I urtlii r GOOD We have a few good model .A cars at BARGAIN prices. Bring in your car and trade it for a better one! tcr’s 3t»(i in Mr. and Mi family and Bert St ily dm nt J" . Creek Hundt day« ‘ Kibiin PAGE Aid tmtiing Li-t .Ui program- featuring heir Founders’ day program al Un hurch. On Sunday, night. March 345. u he church a’-' 8 oclo.-k the Muytar ma Fenner. April ID * Mtatpcs Brandstetter and Boi Kalatnaroo visitors Th: Kenntth Aldrich was on tl The World's Greatest Retail Food Organization with a 73-year-old reputation lor the Finest Quality at the Lowest Price Is particularly K^ud of Its GREAT MEAT VALUES. Every effort is extended toward the procuring of Quality Meats at Real SavingsTRY A&P MEATS AND BE CONVINCED! Pork Roast Imnl Monday on the account w«. unable to Sunday night to give Center Cu‘ Shoulder ^yz Lb. hui-w Banner Want Ads Get Results ARM'iimt-CI I V IIOMES-alike have odd articles of furniture, machinery and clothing in storage that are too valuable to throw away. Other people in the county want to purchase just such articles, but do not know WHERE-to buy. The Banner Want z\d column is the best medium in Barry County for bringing prospective*.buyers and sellers together. T MAKES NO DIFFERENCE whether it's rooms to rent, furniture to sell, apartments wanted, farm products for sale, hired help needed, articles lost, live stock strayed, or what not... in each case you reach the persons you wish to reach in the most direct way possible. Banner Want Ads get results! I \ON’T BOTHER to call in person . j. Just telephope 2415. If you arc not certain of the word ing, we will do our best to assist you. Simply give us the facts and your ad will go into print clearly stated in thc fewest words possible. Our rates are reasonable ... one cent per word with a minimum charge of twenty-five cents. The Hastings Banner T elebhone 2 4 1 5 ii5*«d in the dining room, Kewrul from Milo-ati >yhieh eloeed Sunday ntglit. Hu helt'lul and entertainment and play. “ ing Well.” at Kellogg ?cho-4 Friday. 'Tiie Farmers’ Club at the home of Almon Furr ua> attended by :.< me * vrcsMiian. gave an Intcn . ting and timely address Louis and Lena Dunn -of Gales­ ------ , evening ------- be tang were callers of their uncle. H. klclred by a liorM? brraking hut, right i d- Flower. Friday. arm at th.-* elbow. He ha.-, the sym-1 M.v:rs. Quick ami W. Srimltz path? of th.* coinmmiity made u husinvsj trip to Maple GroveMr. and Mn,. W. E. Douglas and Wednesday. Mrs. Ulinbrd Palmiter of Bedford' ------------ ------------------------ It AIKIr.A ll.I.r Wood Thur.-duy. Mr. Day:.-, who h;u been living an Roland and Dontridene McKlbbin John Perrye farm, hn rented Lewis .'lUbmittc-d to tonsil und adenoid op-,Raison's farm, pi-t ...outh of Uy eralions Monday. village ... hi ----------Rutland Twp. Mr and Mrs. Mrrlc Bradfield and. A.. family _____ named Slagct Jack of Milo ;>-nt Sunday with Mr ‘ moved on the OuodMtc farm, n and Mra Georg** Wo-d and family, ct-ntiy vacated-by A. E. H.iyc . and Th<* Ladi<s’ Aid will wm* dinner. family. ul thej-ixureh election day. April 3.J Mrs. I.illlc soweriiy. who spent Pot hick-dinner. ' thewinter with her daughter. Mr-. There were 54 m Sunday Sclwol. WTndcs, has returned to her home pretty goal considering the Icy! tn the village. r raid,. Mra. LouiM Lathrop gave al William McCann was Iwxnc from very interesting talk with llluslra-1 M. S. college ov<;f th- we tiojcs on temperance. | Hloyd Morse and Bobj Pratt from Beatrice Smith i< visiting friend.:. East Lansing s;x.‘nt’ Su iiiiKlay here near Hastings for a.. lew .v„ day;,. with him Do not forget the 55 piece . Scout Bmid-'at HtU'inax Saturday.. from her aunt in L<vi Angeles that March 25. Central School auditor- Lhe and her hu uimut -Mr. and Mr< luni. Fur bc:u-ilt of Burry County'Atm>trong> had c-cuped injury but Bpy Scoiit.-. - See article an -ftr»t! that she wu.-- nlecpmc in her clothe? pasc. • | for fear of another, earthquake. ■ Mr. and Mr.- Henry Ber.wn en-) James McKeown and hi. uncle ttertained Sunday Mr., and Mr? will live on the Herman Nell farm Peter CUstlc. Mr. and . Mrs. Itay i this .summer. Castle and Charlene »t Oraiumli “ TIIE <'R»»«iROADS : Saturday Ixw Theron Cain's Mr. and Mr.- Newman Tut buiiiriay. hi., daughter. Racliri. me from Lin-Mng Friday and t< -Tram, a umipleie surprbe on him Mr.- J.« Tunic u. CJ.1.4 IU|. _ by „ inviiiiig .......... ... ii^out H „., „„„„ ia forty friends „ and to run ... .ui.l M>. Au.,.n nor- nc^hton wl|, dcte.ir >n UK ton. who ia 81 years old. evening Mrs. Fred Smith uncl aon Loya of- Mrs. — dofirfift . : Ratijom wa* a .. Kala-1 near’Middierdle epent Friday night nuzoo visitor Friday. with Mr. ana Mta. Orlcy Smith. Roy Gardner spent tke week end, Mrs. Orlcy Sniith Mi . Homer iir Litchfield visiting hm people. ' . Jicwart Cain of’! conipanied by Mi.. Minda Bdling;parents Saturday । Icy and Mrs Tade Robinson <h Wei-: Hid Bundayt come Corners were in Battle Creek1 Tuesday alternoon to con. rlt an eye specialist about Mr®. Billiiuuley'a eyes. Why Get Up Nights? Mary Tuttle n:!> itawd wven of Make This 25c Test her friend* Saimday aftenioon in honor of her eleventh birthday. Physic thc bladder as you would thc bowrU. Drive but Impurities and excessive acids that cause ir­ CEDAR ( REEK. ritation. burning und frequent I Mr and Mrs. Ruiwl! Benton ot Freeport spent over tlw wrex end: desire. Get a 15c test box ot TBUwith Mr. and Mr® Henry Wortman. KETS, tlx* bladder physic, from any drug store. Alter four days We are aorrv to hear Um Art if you .are not relieved of gell ing Stanton it.quite sick. ’Hwy Wcrtman und wife si>cnvi Up nights go bark and get your money. BU-KETtJ, containing 'Sunday ultenwon in Augusta. buchu leaves, juniper oil, pic., - Hilvtard Campbell mid family i acta pleasantly and effective! 5- on have been spending sonic time with I Ute bladder simitar to castor'oil [his father at Paw Paw. who ia quite -on thc bdwefo. If you urc both­ I Rctha Lclnuar of Ea Delton vis-' ered with backache, or leg pains caused from bladder disorders ited ixr uncle. Henry Lemaar. and | you arc bound to feej better after ; family, a few days last week. this cleansing and you gel yohr i Mr. and Mr». Harold Smith aiut regular sleep.—Cmrth * Steb­ ItJirldrcn ol ta'lrvi: und Mi-- Bcttk bins. druggists. Hastings; f l> Llglar arc viailing Mr mid Mra. Uil- Kane, druggist, Nashville. Adv. ,ward Campbell.fur a few days. i PORK STEAK 3 u». 25c BACON SQUARES u. 6'/2c • SLICED BACON a 12>/2c FRANKFURTS Beef Ribs PORK HEARTS Lb. FilletS ll, 25c Boiling 3 lb. 25c PORK SAUSAGE 3 LARD 5c 4u». 23c SALT PORK J of Haddock IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENTS — Salmon (7^55') MACARON1 Dr SPAGHETTI i IONA FLOUR The All-Purpoia Flour CHEESE Mild Wisconun Cr««ni GRANULATED SOAP CrysuLWMu Soup C TOMATO S S l« 25c lb (10 59c) > [ Friday and Saturday only ] TUNA FISH “Chicken ol the Se»KELLOGG’S or POST TOASTIES -di pU« WHITEHOUSE MILK T.u cu AJAX SOAP Pineapple s-89-> ™ 13 [ Iona - Whole Sliced ] CRACKERS J 017c DEL MONTE SPINACH WALDORF TISSUE • CIGARETTES CAMEK WJiSBKb010 , Graham* Mfc-U. 19c N*t*.«. 13c 4 Rotu 19c •*•* 10c <-.11.00 'Daily Egg” Brand Scratch Feed e 98' Egg Mash 100-lb. bag $1.1$ The Great'Atlantic &• Pacific Tea I �p <01 m EWo*, Mutual Benefits Our members save money together. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS in. -pen:« tiie ... week end. . <’cnn«> I of tpwn twin? thl-l week, to | Creek to the home, of Mr 1 — 'and tn the Roy Bunn honw vxjtown. Beth were chimney JinMr. and Mra. Robert Earl of Held- KELVINATOR They work together to help each other. The NATIONAL has'never lust a, dollar of .any investor’s principal. Dctroit't Oldtil Bailding and [ Glen Blake, ol Mid-i •tines called dlevilh-. and six grandchildren and •idav. on-» sister. Mrs. Bert Snugpv of De-! I.il Mn Henrv Adams Saturday Mu c J. Barnum and l..._ Mra."Anna Walton l:- convalrrcine ter Btuinm were in Hostingr 1----- .. . i ram injuries received from a recent to take the lesson in ^Extension r,„ ill. •» . Work. ' < t« Mrs. Bcuma of Bownc and Mr-r. The March meeting of lhe Wood1 k-rcthj.' Shellmirtcn of Irving called land Study Club was held nt the I( r. Mt.- Cora Gardiner Friday. • M-bnolhoiL-e Tuesday evening, u.v i Sunday guests ol Mrs .para Gmdl- M.irch 14 A bountiful pot luck sup-i er wore. Mr-. Amy Ranrabough —« •‘— |x r — w> --served to -■-*over «'••• fifty — mem­ barlolte and Mr- Anna Walton ber.:. Th» following officer;: were • 'a d for the cnauine year: Prc.d'den1. Jean Flunk-; VicvPreslde-nt ul thc jCui PRICES ■ , 3 Maxwell House S; 49c "97 INSTALLED. Plus Freight But This Price is Guaranteed for 40 Days Only FULL Power—The cemprexx-r it no experiment th»t tunes for you and us and cvetylxidv else', v.e will h»vc to advance the price. We shall not cheapen the refrigerator. e nf power. It run*only about a third longer life, les* wear *nt!,g*r«iirr No Compromise on Any Detail You can know that there h*« been no compton'iiunc on quality—no subatitution—no cheapening of tL« ptuduct to make poaaiblc a low price. ’ oil* of line engineering and prccidutt manutactunng. 27c in •j be fully imulitcJr Na buns; 4 knives i; 2 gal maple 2 l.Z 45c Beechnut To-day’s Low Costs Brought This Opportunity While materials can be bought at present low costs, the price of this Kelt mater to you will be $97, installed, plus freight. We guarantee this ■ price for 40 days. Tyler; T'i-vuht* Dora Brunun;! Board ot Directors. Martha Smith und Lena Kilpatrick. <The curtains I which the Club purclqued for the HlRh Sell ol nuditoriuin- have been or DEL MONTE FRENCH HIS is not a "built-ti>a-pricc’’'niodcl. It is a standard 1933 Kelvinator, with over-four cubic feet of food capacity. It is a beautiful, quality-built electric refrigerator. It is quiet-running, economical—good tor a lite* • rime. Its gleaming porcelain-lined interior has room for all die food the average family needs. Its frcciing trays hold a generous supply of ice or delicious frozen desserts. It carries all the standard Kelvinntor guarantees. ’ It represents no compromise in performance u. in quality. T (L*l£ Tyational |£omt & InucBtnient flTompanH ■ nd fragrant You'll like it* delightful bouquit Now You Con Buy This Standard FULL Size, FULL Power They divide the profit* with each other. JEWEL . it. wJo •* .Loom!*, and Gatha Sunday. They lend money to eachwther. ON KROGER’S FAMOUS , Constant Cold Whilo Dofrosting - Ain d. 29c it Vacuum packed «• _ 25c COUNTRY CLUB nt Qhitftby. < ul Mrs- Arno'd Malcolm and Fine, rich and distinctive, vacuum packed in lb. tin Quick Oats 10c large 5Sm>z. pkg. large 53-or Country Club Quaker Oats pkt APPLE SAUCE >2-lb pkg. MARGATE TEA 13c Fould'i Macxroni S|nSu. 9c 10 lb. can 59c 2 PRUNES w-w *1Bulk - rat for health 15c ib. his inother Mra. Win. Sumpof Mltkileyilh- wen* Sunday us of Mr and Mrs Otto Wood ra Iteehr of Emmet City Mien! MUSTARD 'jt" 29c Betty Gcocker ,Miik cho«d*t» c«k. n | Country Club Dread Madearyou j LITTLE BO PEEP 6c 32-oz.. bottle Gi*nt sire - laundry soap 1 9c 39c GOLD BAND SOAP 10 -... ^incake Flour countryciub. 5 Matches Avalon Brand - full count 6 it.»*<k *b. ... 17c 25c ding txvrral in. HaMlnu- the "th of April, c a dish Com­ . tp appointed for the din­ in Caledonia. April 22. Mr and Mr* Guv Cline enter-; 1 tallied tin- Friendship CIik--: nt their jjf horn:- Friday evening A fine time; teixirted; FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BANANAS | Lemons Golden yellow fruit California Sunki«t 3oo»iie ORANGES Cabbage 3 4c MECHANIC SCHAFFNER REPORTS OH DISCOVERY: 10c r did believe what Conoco Germ H-Vlnes eave a birthday dinner Sunday in honor of their daughter. Thelma. and their little grandson. Lb. । j POUND only three l-thoumultlix 41 an inch. 3X5 BeeS Roast T Ac I ■ pie Qr v Center Saturday. March* .24. and tty Norton F- T_- A. on Sul[urday. April 1. ' ' The Wilcox Ladles' Aid will serve ’ sandwiches and coffee all day at the 1 coming spring election. 1 Word has been received in this neighborhood of the death of Bert Jones rd the. Mato district Funeral । service)-. al the’ Wilcox church Tues­ , day with burial in Nashville. | Mr and Mrsi Sam Atwood of West I Avyna visited at O. C. Marshall's , Thursday afternoon. i Mra, Lulu Gray and son Robert wilted Mr. and Mra. Harold Gray i in East Assyria Sunday, I Lawrence Jarrard returned to 'school Monday after being absent eight weeks on account of injuries. who died in Hastings at her sons home. She was formerly of this place. We all extend our deepest j sympathy to tiie children. ' iny friend*. u7i33i.iu dialed Io il in my own car.”—EM**- Sclufliur. HiJdanJ, III. Stop Cruel Motor Wear .. . Escape its Painful Cost Don't Wait Another Day to Drain and Refill With Conoco Germ Processed Motor OH To n motor, lack of lubrication i» cruelly indeed. You orc too "humane" Io permit it. if only you knew the truth. Hut motor* suffer in silence till costly damage is done. 'Phen y ou pay ... and pay ... and pay. Pork Steak CkoUaCut. Chuck or Should., Lb. •Ima and Alice OITloy kqvr this for Minneapolis. Minnesota, to post graduate courses in nurse "Thix owner M*d he had med Cutux <nirlMukJ many an*Hlh.r l-.>x at 2SJMMI mile*, which lux not uwJ ll.i» oil. and luund surely turpriud me; clearanc of Uta: ‘place. The best wishes of their many friends in thia commun-, 3 Lb. 25c Pork Steak 3 Lb. 25c Bologna Smoked Picnics lb 10c 5 ll u.. 45c Sliced Bacon Hamburg 3 u. 25c Beef Hearts Beef Ribs J an3?0ax»c®a2 and liiJJvn uuxrl n-c-x-e-r iluitix uwey. It (the ittcli. worth it* w«id» u» gold. •phuie Pork Liver ■■ Pork Hearts FOUND! 5c Fresh Picnics Ac I , FX’Jkin ...Mechanic Elder Schaffner Found the Hidden Quart... Also that Without it. Motors Show 50 X to 60X GreaterWear ...So He Switched to Conoco 29c lb. GRAPEFRUIT - Ib. 2 California1 Small Lean.-Choice Quality Hastings, Michigan To finish the moment. to find the Journey's end In each sin' of .the road; to live the greatest mimbe/ Ruth Heint R«i l.bl 10 Ib r.n (Sc • ROBLESKI ELECTRIC COMPANY 117 So. Jefferson Street •ral 25c 17c 4 2 c.l’.'S'i&a KARO SyRUP'Bi-L.b.1 ■nig tin- family. ■ Mr. mid Mr.-. Verrje Tlmmas and1 Ire. Hannah Motvap were Sunday: t* of M.-s Mary Rldelinan mid' 25c i ..lb Pk. Budget Jlan amtlieA of the congregation and i lay School AU an- invited tol•Ute A bit »*lu* 3 No- 2 c*n» 25c MAY GARDENS TEA Soda Crackers NORTHWEST THORNABPLE. ”r-day ■ vening. M.irch 24. at 1:30.' will be a put luck slipper in| This is proved. I-'ven With the crank, case empty, due t<> accident, user* of this'oil have driven many mile*, without damage, on the ‘hidden quart alunra Isn’t il smart and thrifty to have a ’hidden* quart up in the part* of 507c of motor wear occurs in the moment* following a cold atari. Culi­ cannot fail? Il i» simple to he safe! nary oil drain* back into the crankctfte and leaves the motor dr.y, til! il is • »o foolhardy to be in doubt. Tend to it today. <«o now. drain and refill pumped back up again. Not »o. with <Conoco'* hidden quart. It i/ayj up in • villi .the ’hidden-quart oil. Do it for aulciy'a sake. the motor and never drain* away. Mr. and Mrs, Titus Wilt of Sun­ field and Mr. and Mrs Cleo Sears and Audra May. spent Sunday at Monday.. Mrs Belle Crawford went to Way­ land Friday P. M. Mr. and'Mra. Howard Lewis were in Hastings Saturday.' CONOCO TRAVEL 80waU, DENVER ... WRITE foR FREE PASSPORT, MAPS A TRIP PLANNING SERVICE � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-03-29.pdf d1fcf55e3799d05bf4c0ee1c6968ca8f PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGANC'MARCH 29, 1933 SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR CAPITAL NEWS IN AND. ABOUT THE LEGISLATIVE HALLS NUMBER ' COMMUNITY MEETCPUnfll DRiDR CITYLIBRARAN ADVANCE IN TREAT ...u.J" , ING IN FREEPORT ObnUUL DUnnU Plectrophonic Symphony Or­ Be Made by Hastings i to Be MAKER REPORT WillPhysicians MENTOF CANCER Speaker There on Fri0 ISSUE SCRIP chestra Coming- to Meth­ anti Dentists \ SCOUTS RECEIVE AWARDS OF HONOR GET TICKETS EARLY FOR CONCERT THURSDAY EVE EIGHTY-FOUR PASS TESTS TOTAL OF OVER G2,C15 Health examinations for the clfy HOSPITALS REPORT MANY Have you purcha.'cd your ticket., , A big’bommunity meeting win be \ rvad vmp PrvnvWT BOOKS CIRCULATED for the Plectrophonic &ymptionyi 'chool children will be held the <ecMORE CURES IN RE j held at the. Methodist Episcopal i DLAK F1VL FLKUENT Onhextrq to appear at the Metho­ [church In Freeport dn Friday night. 1 INTEREST DURING YEAR • be examined this year wall include CENT YEARS din Episcopal church on Thur-Jay • March 31. "Music will be tomidirtl 1 evening. March 30. ut eight-bclock? only those who are in !ire even by an orcheitra from Sunfield. ’ FUND NECES­ The admission price is 16 cents TWO BRANCHES ALSO grades i.Rndg. 2nd. 4th. 6th. 8th, [RADIUM EMANA­ ; Hon. John C. Ketcham I. u-SlNKING ., and tickets may be obtained from; deliver the address to-winch all an SARY TO RETIRE NOTES MAKE. THEIR REPORTS any Epworth League member or al’ TIONS KILL CELLS the doo# on Thursday evening. -----elans and d<ntM. Parents of lire dUken • 9lK>uld be interested in, , ~ *, ‘ Tills oivhcstra comes highly rec- The ’Library ”-----------------Was "■Never “Sochildren scheduled to fa- examined [ Doctors Entertain Hopeful □nd terform in. duty in helping to Teachers to Receive Only GO omini-ndW and this is tlielr laist, tire invited. Clinics will b-- h< !<| at bring about a better condition in' Percent of Salariei -Year “ Useful and Necessary Attitude for People Af- ilhi* concert before ojwniriK an engage-1 the fcrilowlnc times and place?. country. Be sure to attend tire Monday A. M. April iOih, Centra] to Close Week Earlier ns in These Times gathering on Friday .night and ire, ' flicted With Disease Chicago. Proceeds will go to tire building -. Informed about existing problem^ . . v a City Ubrarian. Miw Jean Barnes, The Board of Education at a apc spe-•' Dr. clqud Russell of Lansing. a Epworth League, sponsors of the enTuesday A M . April nth. Central*, noted stirzron and cancer specialist. and what a change in our national ml mret;ng held on Monday. March made her report covering- the year. building. tertalntpent. taws will mean. ■ 27. dcruted to ivue negotiable notes March 1.’1932, to March 1. 1933. to ..SI'S'" A u .*«»■: iaao». MlnSSra ' ■ pay in 1>art salaries ot the city council Friday evening TO’a. m. ™ AT MARCH COURT Lansing, Mich.—Public pay roll leeclres are frothing ut the mouth WEDNESDAY und damnipg Represv ntatiye* Vern­ on J. Broun o! Mason for again-'TROOP 89 WINS JOSEPH having delved into tire state finan­ ces i>t:d revealing how the new e cknight trophy -economy' administration has turned thumbs down on "economy. ’ ■Wolverine Woodbuzzera and The center ul gieatest disturbanuv over tire reu-tations of the- Movie Feature EntertainMason newspaper publisher IS the nient Program attorney general's office, where its wr (un payroll has since the nrM, vi of me tire . Eighty-fiur advancements and year, jumjied to its highest figure ment-bqdge awards were made to • In the state's history. Barry county remits jcoqts at the tire March It was Representative BrowTT'7 f,,urt ,of •“'*»')f “eld at tire rourt Republican who a year ago made u “o"'* “, r*' Wednesday evening Th.Jot of otirer Republtcami pMvuh nfv L L Dewey presided ns judge. becauM) Ire had the audacity to A-’s|rt.liig nun ns exnmiirers wen- Dr. .[Xllllt .... oui ...» t ,*n|artes and J-' Hyatt, L. E. Burnett, T, 8. K. ere much Hum Andrew Bates. Albert Craig. expenses we.. ... *lnghtr . Smith- and .... thw : n„iw..< tlwy should............................ ta'in times lltaRobert r-~.u Cook. Harold J When these Republiran.-- returned 1 Burgess to their rnM-colered cotlarf, ln,<P *'*■ Harold Smith, scoutmnong the hills ol rural Miclugan tutteler.-Tcoelvi-d the Joseph E McRt-prescntatKe Brown didn't t a k e K**‘K“t cup tor tire highest percenthls weather. ey«- off tire state UKe -mjcoimI-class promotions. • payroll-as a lot ot tire new-born After tfie examinatwire were oyer Democratic benefactors honed hr l“e wolverine Woodbuzzen. coitslstwoiild do. Not tor .< niimito did hi.. Fr’l’ ,,,'*lliuit'<’. Otis Gallup vigil relax ' ' ami and Burr CooleV.^truve Cooley., gave u rnlllckmir rollicking Now Attorney General Patrick M'lecllon of old-time tunes. Followoirnen. son of ot the tire fur northern lnK Ull‘' “ 'noving picture pro-. O'Brien, clime who deserted it-to reside in Kr“m *“°*n b> J->“n Bulling and Michigan's mcti’.ipohs. >s raving at ^“'ofBuUlng & .M odist Church ’ Second Week in April . 08739932 .day Evening TO BE IMMUNIZED AGANSTDIPHTHERIA tNEGOTIABLE NOTEB WILL main library has been as follows by ipnly 6« per cent of so lanes from >tary Dr. Ru.wff began hls[ months; Thursday P. M„ April 13th, 1st R 1 February 34 tor ten numtlix em­ remarks by stating that there hasi ward. March 5175 ployers and March 1 for' twelve been a marked ndvnnct- in recenti April . 4433 montits employees could be paid. In .years in the treatment of cancer.! May r '[ Ansfdcratiun of this reduction a [and in tire number ot cures.effected. June . (week >as taken trom the school 2499 especially alien the cancer could be FORMER HASTINGS FOLKS July . 2451 0PP0RTUNITY FOR SCHOOL fixing fix::the closing the date .,f d-U of taken in its early stafe.'-. . 3047 on Pnday. June 2. The WRITE OF FIRST HAND At a recent met ting of the: CHILDREN TO RECEIVE [school September 3329 i school board also agreed that any American Medical Society, •aid th< [ EXPERIENCES * October TOXOID TREATMENT [balance temaining at the close ot November I the fiscal year alter bills, interest 'Hospitals of the large.uhLvrrsities of| December -. [on tnnds and the necessary sinking SEVERAL OF THEM LIVE country and Canada reported CLINIC AT CENTRAL January, lii ALLOCATION OF 15 MILL [this . fund‘for retiring the notes issued tire results obtjiiuxl by them n> re­ February . CLOSE TO DANGER ZONE SCHOOL ON APRIL 3 are paid, shall be divided pro rata TAX IS UNDER AUTHOR cent years, m the treatment and among the employees. - . ... — of tinsxHreasc. Below art* some' Total from main li ITY OF LEGISLATURE! [cure All Ecape - Serious Injury— of the figures that go to show the Work to Bo Continued If Ncc- . brhry and secured by. 70 per cent of the Nerve Shock Severe—Loss [hopeful ride in the modem treat­ Total from the two cssary—Of Special Vai- delinquent < taxis for the present ment ot cancer. DOES NOT APPLY branch libraries of Property Is Great ullve to c.ill attention to the over­ I Following Lt a list of the advance­ The Joints Hopkins University hosue to the Young ,u. menu and awards granted by the board to set up a sinking fund TO THE CITY TAX pita! at . Baltimore, reported that m A program of immupizatlon the Mr. and. Mr Lorenzo Maus.* of burdened pay-roll oLhlk ull oinc( retire these notes on the date Total for the city .. 62.015 i RepitM-ntaUie Brown tire otirer co“ft: .................... _ ..... ■ received by air- mail hvr years It-had treated 3,550 comm against diphtheria has been started to ( Sccotici du Harold Holo. Into this fund will be placed day pointed out the fact that undi-r: „"S®?, c n‘ ‘ „,ro ,3: Thursday .<a ,<letter) <<cn wnitcn m A total of 857 new bonks were Schools Cun Be Carried on ot cope*-! ol the Ups. with cine.-- of in our city schools. Parente wish- due. written Tireulay (the tame percentage of taxes as the the tart two weeks of the adminte- ®“.r* *•*• Ii''b,,rt I’“ii“to- *8; .|}y. r A j au ., :’!«yd T. Mius. who added to the library during the year. ing to have their children immu- . But Board Must Reduce amount of notes bears to the tralion of Attonrey General 'Paul i?1’,'1 **?'*',• tJ' ,7b uwiw owiu nnd and iimanages the "Long 652 being iHirctwed und 205 by The Dr. .Mayo section rtf the Uni- nixed may have them receive th" total ( ’ total amount of delinquent tuxea Iq VoArhie.s. the taxpayers <>1 Mirhlgnn * “**“l* Garllngt-r, 77, nnd Carl Ed- n<-ach Health ...... a Senn'e." in Long Kill, making a total a! 12.538 books I’FBily ol Minnesota hospital re- ftret treatment of Toxoid ut the t Costs Drastically this case, it the total amount of notes paid to the attorney general's de- ■ monds. 77 ... Jhaeh. California. ‘Dre frirndJ ol T'*'O-hundred Central building at 9:30 A. M., on (contemplated are issued then seven­ TIw Banner has mentioned the First elate-. Robert Corkins. 73; the latmly will be interested in this IMrtment a total or onlv (3,809JMi decision of the. Supreme court of it bad cured 71'j per cent of the Monday. April 3. er at either one ot (ty per cent of the delinquent taxes letter from Floyd to his purer:!'., io cd; 121 books and seventeen vol- Michigan with reference to the fif­ the ward schools pt 11 A. M. on the ■ rmust be placed in a sinking fund to He comfaneil this figure will John Adcock, 71; Wait, r Adcock. 71; 4'e Khe it below. • ,(Hires of magazint-s were rebound. srull tax limitation. Ourhli h- rex. the University of California same day. A large per cent of the tretire the notes. It can be seen Attorney General OHrten's (econ­ Luwtbfi Willianvf. 76, Horace Angell. i During tire year 420 m w patrons teenix>urt children in the city schools have | (from the above that these notes ore nihng is Broader tlian we omy» payroll lor the first two week* •_ I know you have been anxious to 1 took out cards The awrage circu­ ,-M Star trout: Ian Ironside, (4; receive v>mc wind direct from us lation of books per month wus 4.025 •tated nt tile time the opinion was sity ot Pennsylvania hospital re­ previously been Immunized against' Ja good investment, since they bear of March of (5.280W. an. lncrea.< diphtheria, ijut many of these, have { WelleSley Ironside, 74; L. Z. Hall. 71. reaardliir «>ur earthquake exper­ at five per cent and the full ........ .. u.< '=,."^'£“2 ported 80 per cent ol cures. In can­ never liad the Schick Test to de- Interest ( Merit badges: Agriculture, Jack ience. Well, these earthquakes come credit and resources of the maintained during the entire year, cer of the stomach the University of tennine whether or not the immu-; faith, ( T>- nr.. .to.n.n, Mr,. U- S,"™/ school district arc pledged for the attorney general's department Green,<77. Animal husbandry, Her­ and go so darn quick you .don't Chicago hospital reported 46 per nlzation was effective- The Schick'icily t their payment. These notes will be arri>M. ,-riu . nconniy ;>.id ichool^UMV. 'n.nfu,. C1 " d «■»" “ « V.unr.ay hu»*UH1 curt the taxpayers of Michigan man Newland. 89; BiMkbindin*.'. have much time to tigute just what on, ona Cleveland, rrporfed 5.7S4 », tire Teat will also be given on Monday, . for the payment of school this year a total of (35.231.92 more Hernian Newland, 89; Ihulncu. Ivan it's all about. total circulation of books from tire mtvsl come f<— wiUun tire fifteen mill' R,iU 1PlM,rttd C-UP;S'in ’*8 **,’r ce*“ul: April 3. nt tile school buildings men- accepted ttaxes. The notes will be issued in Babcock. 77; Camping. Nctaun Gardad just returned from th* first ward branch A total ot 24l-"Xlto? limitation ' thc cancers treated. Can­ tioncd nnd at the hours stated dur-.15 , । 00 and (1000 denominations. ■That's pretty good lor these -j..-,. • or court as we call them adult mat 264 tuver.il.. ' Tire supreme court passed on the cers of the skin treated at the Ing the Toxoid clinic. Carpentry: Lynn Perry, 73; Loub economy boys." cynically d<*clared maintained in HUr, brunch. There’’ constitutionality ol the nretlwd of Northwestern University hospital in' Papinis who have children over!,Teachers will be paid their full 60 Kraft, 77! Wallace Gniham. 77; cent payment for March tills • Mr Biown. ’ - . ----- --------- .fairs when were 44 new adult books and 24 new* adoption, baud on legal technicall- Chicago resulted in 81 jrer ten' of nine months ot age should have I per . .week in notes. Some of the mer" Why they have got so many peo­ Chester Eaton. 71; Eugene Bu.li. 72 thing started. B>r thc first Tea Juvenile books added during the ,, * m tie.*, and hrld that the validity of ciu-es. Their report says Uvat in the' them Immunized against diphtheria. [< (Continued on page three) and other dealers hare alple working in th»- nttorney gentr-1 mds I thought it was caused jx-r- year. Tins library is open nine ‘ last j ror this percentage had risen Children who have pas-ved the age 'idianu ( j• ready signified tlwir Intention of ac­ al's office that they have hud to . 1- — ‘----- “:he amendment is not ath-cu-d by is by an explotton on one of the hours per wee,.fc of nine montlis can take this treat-1. these notes at th?ir full face work out .i sort of n reluv plan lor CHORUS CHOIR REhave be<n bee “ ht-Jd that Mirhigan courts could not „ ।battleships that arc now sta- of 30 to 35. There Dr. Tlrerr have ,.lv Russell stated that in tire ment very easily. It is said that cepting ,value. Others will undoubtedly do the boys to. xit down, iu>t being­ (Continued on pagd- three) tally stages of cancer is the time to UCAOCIlir MllTATA Honed near here. But when I began over 85 per cent of the deaths from [. allocate the Iff teen mills among the ! £„, fr > enough room in tire department for ntAnblNb LANTATA to -.I- tire buildings around nre aeljes diphtheria (tectir in children be- , ' It Is hoped and expected that all .various governmental units in any ._./*“ u.'Jit. If neglected it reai desks and chain, for all of them." ■< L " <«•>. . •hake and jxjrtionx ot them fall I 1 COLORED QUAR। tween the ages of . community, but that such allocation; meh a stage that there i., little hope --------... nine months and ..... 1'persons having contractual or other Victory by Wudcnnere to knew it was an earthquake it docs FORDTCTTp (Continued on page three) ?------------------------------ importance of ^«.wnU rmployw. of yre UFRF ADDIl 17 1:1 so,el>’ *«“«« the tiuthorilyW the found out about thli. mw economy Be Presented at Methodist not long for oil that is loose to h’n 5 WOrit <lon®.a‘ ,‘he er > schools will take this readjustment Itl It HtKE APRIL 17 legtslature ] *iacui/ii i c cmnvc theory. . lull.. Tire quake -lasted. not more . . V . _ :nre hlgirest court's language With! NASHVILLE ENJOYS n uimnai courts language wnn dm's? .nd mdlmt Church on Easter titan fifty-five seconds. It shook so During tire early part of the reX- . Brotherhood Members May reference to villages' and fourth “ RAT AND TUF CANARY ’ | cordlngly. alon RcpreMintative Brown nnd',v. AS .... lias been customary for ,many hard all " through tiiat fifty-five Brine Ladies—C M Cnnk. class cities w that The electors 1 AHU I HC LHNRH I A.™ Any person wishing to purchase „ Ri-brcscniatlve Hartman Introduced. years, the ' chorus choir of 1(u_ seconds that I. and I guess cverylin tr i ii a j l^e respeCUvi uliages and fourth। r 0Cn] Plavers Well Received CITY DEMOCRATS I some of there notes can get th^m by u bill taking the .-alary of the com--------: Methodist " • church ■ ----- Episcopal will body else for fifty miles around here. lin cla^, cities .still have the power, by; by nocal Players well Received . n - . lin Heads the Squad class _L „. Superintendent? or­ missioner of agriculture out of the • prc.enl an Easier cantata on Easter Just about bounced themselves to HEAR C. F. HEMANS St’uwXh The final meeting of tin- Brother- virtue ol and within the above noted by Large and Apprecia­ ifice in tire High school building. appropriation lor that department. Sunday evening. April . 16 Tire pieces; and Had ’ tire thing lasted rhariM p The Banner to Super Foimtr Conunikiioncr I’owell’a sal­ choriM nuinliers about foriy and re- much longer it might have leveled hood year will be ireld at tire Metho- foastituttonal and statutory pro-. tive Audience , cnaries tHernans, candidate for r, is . indebted n,i,v<rv nL-­ dist church on Monday “ ewnlng visions, to determine and fix the ary was fixed by law at >5.000 but hearsah are being held two evenings . ....... . uur _ur lair i; vu»ik. fair instnci. district, *„.<< ----------.... .. "’ limitation within which Urey may A capacity crowd filled the mo- -------------—-- ------------- itht- facts unon it Mrs. Mrs ' We ’hud when taxpayers began to use turnljxi a week under thc direction of ' a the‘ first temblor at 5:55 A,PV >7. Ihc attraction for that be subjected to taxation'tor local tlon picture theater in Nashville <’«’ the Democratic ticket, waaprin-1 “‘V? hajiT P »>• M muay. Friday. That the nwsi most:. Motor Company's and cord wood fur money, Mr. Robert Burch, with Mrs. James «' mac was me — .•"r. ” ’ •» • Tuesday evening to see a presentsMM'okc.- ut a Democratic rally I “c’c ** oaaco~ . .. . severe .. ............. .....not. quite _ . ____ : WOnuprfil! CVilnrwl ...Vu, purposes." and■ ,lasted u minute, i 1 c°l.-ired Quartette, who Powell reduced his salary to (4.000 Bri.-.tol nt the orgait a :p!endid p h-Mr. ‘ll Wednes---------------­ TO HOLD WJth cities having charters which lion of the "Gat and'the Canary." Iat tlk* I*° H^ >CITY BOYS give aa uroaram program “of* «»iu« songs. .■ per year > spirit being evidenced. • H was that first, one tliat caused all. 1I win K,ve given by ------------------------------------the Hastings Civic Players ',"v «•«•»» •» »•----- — I Bccau.H- no meeting was held In specially mention limitation f«T city i-, Tlren Mr. Samuel Metrgrr of »»«,»«». na ..... Victory' by WUdcrmere. can• (Continued on page five) government costa, the supreme court n-iust the Barry County Red — --------------------------— j March, it has been decided that today are entering a n<KITE-FLYING TOURNEY Greenville arrived In Lansing along*uta Wautlfurin thought and music, holds that the fifteen hull llmitaCross Society raise funds. This hlDOCTORS RIIFST^ lor ,he n,M'**>« each Brothcrabout January first with the.-e oth- fa, been Mjlfcted tor pre.xntatlon RARRY nc csTnJnn ffiiw “l mrm,xr Wli! P^nUitcd to ■ iion does not apply to the city tax. j larious two-act fareq was written eminent. He staled' Uiat for the 1 er economy C.„ ----------- N c w s-■ on Baxter Sunday. dignitaries. OF EATON CO. DOCTORS 'bring witlHNit charge, his wife or The city of Hustings lias, in Its (and directed by Laurence E. Bar­ first time since Lincoln we now have Scout Organization Sponsor­ . j that suttees wl|) tx. U9 on: pu|>cr readers -----were ---------informed government for and by the will ot ing Event—Entries Must ——; , I Indy friend, as his gui.-.t at tire sup­ charter, p clause which limits to:nett, prosecuting attorney ot Barry a he had taken the job that had been Easter, beginning til Mx A. M . with [ m t ha people, and that from now on held by Mr. Powell. Nobody cared baptism, tire reception of members Tomorrow Night at Charlotte irej, also timt admission for both io eleven mills on the dollar the county. Tire cast was Identical with tfiu type of government will be tire Be Ready by April 14 ix- irve io int, amount that can ire expended for [Gw one that took part in the first anything specially about that but and cimiimuum,. ami at ten o'clock . -Orthopedic Special to t[ M«.-vwuwii. wnn (id, ’ A city-wide content-open to all [member nnd hla Judy gue.-.t The c“y purposes. Under this condition: production, here except that Ever­ rule. there was some loud talking when the regular morning wdrkshlp wired boys in Hastings will be held at the of tire main mam <“e city — of ----------------Hastings can--carry on ita ieft Give an Address entire front seating Of -y------------ Young substituted for Russell they discover^ that Mr. Metzger's an opportunity, lor baptism and i NOTICE! ... . ... . cju- government, m !Cleveland. Judging -----from tire apCountry Club here on Saturday. economy salary' had gone back to church membership is to be Riven. Ii Dr. Frederick Kldncr. orthopedic! mldltorlum of the church will be c!t\ sovenunent, as it has in the: To Consumers Pqwtfr company cus­ April 15. commencing at 10:00 the (5.000 figure of prosperity days. At the Sunday School session ut specialist of Detroit, will be the reserved for the members and their J»o‘- *B“ln the limit fixed by ihe plause and laughter proroked. the tomers: nt the next meeting of the «ue*u Ft* “ “"“ted number, not to c“«ter: and that does nbt In any play went across with a, bang even, Payment of all Gas and Electric o'clock, according to Lloyd Shafer, Then along came this house bill ; 14 ^„. luv 11:20. the Easter oifcrlng o> by WBasC3 classes jpeaker Barry county scout executive. Al­ Eaton County Medical Society. This exceed twenty-five non-members.. interfere with the fifteen mill । louder than Archie McDonald a realwith no salary In It for the com- will be pn-ren-xl the day closing bilk due and payable between Feb­ meeting will be held in the Carns there will be a chance to buy guest llm“- nor does the fifteen m..i limit istic imitation of a detonating "for- ruary eleventh and April tenth in­ though the scout organization is miss oner, which meant that the WJth thc cantafii. sponsoring thta novel tournament, legislature could fix tire salary at Announcement of the services for Tavern in Charlotte on Thursday i “eket-' f°r the jrerson and his wife Interfere with this charter provision i ty-flve. ’ Special numbers tor the clusive. will be accepted at the net Mr Shafer wishes to emphasize the March 30. and will be called al 6 30> jr ,ad > ’ frknd. which will give them In ‘ “ e c “ > ‘ °< Hwtings the hl tern [ program were provided by the Has ­ - any time they wanted to and at any Holy wH-k and Good Friday will be amount If paid on or before April . fact that any boy in the city is efiP M There will be u general dis-: Mipper and at-o admit them to ,nUI “,H“- according to the decision tings Masonic orchestra nnd a quar- tenth. figure. Tire bill finally landed in the made later. . 4 gtble to enter even tliough he'is not ciisstan of - Fracturei. " and Dr Kld-ithe /udltorimn. the charge being 75c of tll(' t>upreine court, will apply only tel of young dancers consisting of senate and whpn it came before that ‘ ----------—-*-»■ Consumers Power Company. n member of any troop or cub puck. to county, .date*'Krtn nnd‘ school tuxes. I the Misses Rcxifie Downing. Mar-' nrr will demonstrate the application l*r^o«l>le. "ar' . thoughtful body from the commit.MIXED D * . j All kites must be in al scout IleadProbably the same /ill apply tolgaret Barnett. Florence Westerllfid. —Adv. 3-39. ------ tec where it had been reposing, a Hr.-rlr.gtcr.’xs eicr. Herrington Clear Lain? Pavilion. 'o7‘ninsU!?7^’*^*&t^ ^un7vr There are some expenses connectANNOUNCEMENT *!““««» by Friday evening, April •>,. -------Prizes given. salary clause of »3„5OO had been In-. Friday. March 31. ------ — Medical Society has cordially Invit- fd u“h “*1» entertainment. m> that 1,1 villages within the county..Il can! and Kathlyn Merriam, HudenU of POLITICAL I am the‘candidate tor ^'es will be classified ac’**'» ‘“at Hastings can. under tire Fox school. Net proceeds from scried jn the bill The bill lias been Frank Herrington. Prop.—Adv. Out [ cd all. physicians in Barry county: “ nominal charge of ten cents will beai^dSd’to^K'wtonw i to attend this meeting i be made to all wire wish to hear tire ‘“u nn«‘,‘ m111 carr>’ <>n ‘u i ,“e entertainment amounted to City Clerk on the Democratic ticket sefll back to the house for approval, 3-2k ' |entertainment who do not belong but tire financial situation । about (18. ’The Gat qnd the Ca- ut tire spring election,—Mouidax>f,rlICS ^‘U ** awarde<l to thc winner with this change in it but Rcpresen-! .. *------' to the Brotherhood. There will be' *111 undoubtedly Influence the board nary" company have other engage­ April 3rd. and will appreciate your iln5““ *£oup\._ . tatlve Brown and some of the otirer ■ j Age group: No. 1—Nine, ten and ' ’ -------------* ’ -■ 'g\xxl ser.ts in the inulp auditorium i of education to drastically reduce,ments in the county tentatively arsupport. It elected I promise careful [ urouo. r legislators say the salary.clause is' ranged. | also in the galleries. At least 600 can [ M:“001 expert**!I ranged. ■ attention to my duties and feel that eleven years; No. 2—Twelve, thir­ going out. no matter what happens.: teen and fourteen;. No. 3 — Fifteen ' lx* ncrvimmrulut.M* In arlHI-inn tn <H.> 1 — — — — — .■ < J . i 4 e h • I shall have the necessary qualifies- j •'Tile commissioner cut tire pay of | NO EXTENSION GRANTED. tlons to conduct the affairs <5f this j at“LJif’, Inspectors, In hta department from j barry farmer wins I County Treasurer Maus received olTice In n business like manner. ,' Type ““ ‘group: No. 1—Two or three (1.600 a year to (1.200 a year. He ex- ««• SenRirpadtag stick common kites; No. 2 — Open PH ' 7F PRIZE AWARD «»« Jf thj} Auditor General A Lynn (Ah Brown. i m ivmum OF vi $25 -Dt-u !hls J (hn•««» K “ stack Xoltowlng no. —Adv. ,, , ' class, any kite according to original Louis J. Stverak, R. R. 2, Has- “ce: POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Uze and design. No. 3--Multiple to<?, but he doesn’t want his Income didate for Job in- the -U “ “ “ thc ment The Ford Colored Quartette tings, received notice Thursday that I "The act extending time of settleYour vote for me for City Clerk Itoes. a number of individual kites disturbed. Well, we're going to dis- . he had won a (25 prize in the (10.-1 ment of township and city treas- on the Republican ticket oii Mon-. fastened together. • turb it a bit." stand one rcpresenI they didn't hate the heart to TURN, we "re sure that "the members 000 prize-contest conducted by the ] urers with the county treasurer tor day. April 3. will be appreciated. I Size group No. I-Kites under tatlveOUT THE CHILDREN. Abo Also there there will .. .» apprectatcy “ —7.L. ’the" .J. opportunity Oontinental .mi ranmnv «-Iwt 1932 to Mav been ve[OUT —Adv.' Sterling (Spike) Rogers. ‘*o feet (miniature); No. 2-Kites Continental .Oil Company In to select! taxes ta*«»of of-1W2 to May I1 has has been ve-_. By S. I_ Manhall. At last the farmers of Michigan! 7**w*“’j ----- < e e---------------[ from two tp four feet; No. 3—Kites -mt xin arc ’8o|ll w9 B<lult'' ,y,ng ,n Mt Hou' given for this final entertainment to * nan>’’ •«*» *logan for a new high- toed by the (50 rm Mo fnm from your budget.•• !(ell are In for some consideration at DANCE. more-than four feet over all. bring their wives as liueste without tesl gasoline. Tire company states there will be no extension of time "'4'the imix'H of a letter|fathers. the hands of the state legislature Freeport. Friday, March 31.—Adv, In Judging tire winner. ,workman­ any expense to the members for the l> iat more than one-half million ' tar such settlement.'' _______ ReprcaentaUve Donald Stas has in- ireceived by tire Board of Trustees ship will count.Ton 30 poliUs. flying supper or admission to the enter- l^raon* 'entered the contest, ■ -■, --------------------------. triKmced a resolution culling .for.) [of Howell Sanitorium. H came from I Emnonnability for 50 points, orglnality of ' ■ , , ' an investigation into tire exorbitant ।Senator Henry Glasncr of Cliar-j design tor 10 points and artistic dec­ M ConUin I. C.P..WM Th jS?/** r, “ 8,,0t lOr 11,6 , ' r »P OSea repeal Ol IM 4OIO prices charged for form machinery Ilolte. chairman of the'Senate Fl- ^onomy nt ANY PRICE! oration for 10 pointe. Boys may *’x' how somp ot the new in this state. Not only has he inonce Committee. It came after . enter ax many kites in as many asked for tills investigation but Ju- Ithe board had spent hours trim- [ departments al Lansing are saving cl saws as they desire. cutting — there, and J?*. u*Payc,r,!> money. Iret s tgke a Adeibcrt Cortright. Vcre Carter. There » considerable Interest In this County in the deterate to be sent would have the state take Heps to 1niing ....... here, ............. T. 8. K, Reid Is ciiairman of the - • ---------- this and that. 2_‘ [peek into tire Attorney Generals Theron Cain, Rubt. Cook, Stuart!^ T, monc.; u ^.,,1 to the "convention called for the purpose of ratifying or rejecting the find out if it Would not be an ad- 'eliminating ‘ following jiroposcd amendment to the constitution ot the United States kite contest committee assisted try It was^n ducmxn^ing? -prosfrect the pay Clement, Eugene Davenport, Howvutable thing tor Michigan to rnanuF--------- -^PBrtmcnl nnd Harvey BurgcM. Fred Ballance, ard Demond. B. Allerdlng. Gary Fred Johnson, , of America. ' . facture farm implements. His rcso- for men wire serve the slate with-1| Here are some figures: superintendent of !!°* America. ’ Hugh Riley, Lloyd Shafer and R M. Crook, Percy Dimond, John Erway. maintenance of this county for the lutton has created more interest out a cent uf pay. Three of these i, un,cr t!ul1 aur waders may have the opportunity lor studying this roll for first 16 days • Fred Johnson. Will Moore. Ted state highway department in ro- ball°t we give a copy of it as it will be when presented to the voter, at Cook Names of tire Judges will be among rural members than any men are outstanding specialists in-l Pay... . announced later. 1 of March. 1933 (Dem.) .. .(5.280.04 Mead, Fred Newland, B. A. Perry, raeaa, rrea Newianu. b. a. *'l'rry, .. . ■ uvifari, om.; the polls on Monday, April 3. As can be seen from the manner in which other simitar measure presented so lubercular work. We refer to Dr. „O1 M*'rc/n- ‘™4 ‘ E C. Smith. Lawrence Chore. Geo. ^ r “ “ 0 . n .X ‘ he question Is presented Dr Birge C. Swift of MiddlevilR if elected, will far this session and unless inter- E. X O’Brien, famous Detroit aui--; a„y. ™n ‘"r “ny* IF YOU OWN MUCH .i^-ment\ ,tivor the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment of the Constitution of the of December. 1932 <Rep.) (3.809.M Coats. Richard Cook, W. R. Cook. ested lobbyists are able to kill it off. geon; ’Dr. Chadwick, brought from BONDS, THEN BE THERE. MX, s,tu> D.™pp,< .,1, b, oppep there is every reason to believe that tire East to head Detroit's Herman > Increase under Atty. Gen. Next Friday evening. March >1. at the question will provide one of the Kelfer sanitarium, and Dr. Vander- j O'Brien (1.470.08 to such repeal. 7 30. at the Eptocopa) Parish Houm. ‘21 *2^'“”“ outstanding inquiries .of recent Blice of Lansing. It was a dlscourag- i That i&n t much. No. not tor 16 H. Bmkw.y. Erwm CUrk. R H.’ Hastings, there will be a nwettog ' , ’'Delegate' to the Convention Called for the Purpose of Ratifying O. Hatliu.tty Fr,nk K.l™- O‘l»jrn Erway, A. G. Hathaway, Frank Kel­ *«* «lVTn t,ini years. Representative Sias pointsiIng outlook for 480 tubercular p*-,[days; but multiply it by 24 pay days Brw,y. which every Barry county ownar of or Rejecting the Following Prvp.iwd Amendment to the ! In a year and you have an increase ley. R. McCreery. Bert Newland. F. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. out that while prices of farm pro- tiente. Bankers' Trust Company Mortgage Constitution of the United Stales ot America:" | in this department of (35481.92. E. Offley. Geo. Ransom. Ray Smith. I am seeking the office of city] ducts have been tumbling for a . ----------should attend. Add to it the (4.000 salary that 'Sec. 1. The Eighteenth Article of Amendment Io the Constitution of bonds number of years past, tire prices of! Already the costa at the Howell treasurer on the democratic ticket The president uf the Bankers* POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. and would appreciate your support, the UMfcd States is liereby repealed." all farm implements remain the (Institution arc among the lowest in Gov. Comstock feels it necessary to same as during the hey-days offM* whole United States. 'The, pay Ms Special Attorney Ferris, and ''Sec. 2. The transportation or importation into any state, territory or other officiate of that I ask your support as candidate at the election on Monday, April 3 add to It the 14.000 salary for Atty. prosperity His resolution w| 11 average salary ot the 211 people for Supervisor of the Second and I am surq that any who ore In- posM-wlon of the United States for delivery or use therein of intoxicating ’ doubtless cane In for carl) consider- employed is exactly (68137 a year Young on the Public Debt Commis­ 7111 rd Wards. If elected, 1 promise lerestcd can learn that I am quall- Hquors. in violation of the laws thereof, is hereby prohibited.” of Ute property Btlon. ' 1 ‘about (55 a month)—that Includes sion and you have a total Increased as Alsciuwr to view every piece of fled for the jiositfon. and that I will "Delegation for the repeal of the eighteenth amendment and ratifica­ ----------doctors, nurses and on down to the, cost of the State of Michigan's legal property on tire rolls and endeavor have no difficulty in keeping the tion of the twenty-first amendment." advice of (4328142 ‘ . .......... — — ------ — for — a - year. w correct any inpgularitlc*. to irrtsuiarnns. r.rcryEvery- recunu, records, and anu Keeping keeping inc them in right. right. . holders. Q Birge C. Swift. , cclveda bill introduced by both a There seemed to be but one sofa-‘ “ .l““ . • one know I most respectfully solid rs that tlial II Hand stand for the tire aolict your you I Republican and Democrat which cion to Senator Glower's demand. »hy (5°,000 murtbe topped .tricteal economy in local affairs and consideration and if elected will give "Delegation against the repeal of the eighteenth amendment and rallfiafar same sort wirt of nf regulation mnilatlnn of at That was to tn close r!nv the children'* rhiMrwn'a , On the e*™ Care of Of <80 480 tubercular pa-, na- tj that ik-.i I» am not afraid to speak .—.-a out i„ calls for tn efficient service to all. the bus and truck problem of the wing; send 80 TUBERCULAR Uents at the Howell Sanltortum? [case of extravagance and Injustice. - O. R. (prandyl Brandstetter. Eutene'Davenport. (Continued on page four) j CHILDREN AWAY. The Board de-1 (Continued on page six) 1—Adv. • Leon Bauer. [Adv. 1 w|f. • Ha&tonlan EARTHQUAKESCENES Do.State’s Needy Need ‘Holiday?' Inslitutiojis Save; (J Brien Spends COURT RULING IS INTERPRETED . «» >>»•« ilS.‘jXr XS.’iSXn "c5u‘ b>' «« Ballot for the Proposed Repeal of the 18th Amendment Will Be in the Following Form �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH t». Im PAGE TWO JfiLAD TO BE RELIEVED ANNUAL MEETING OF PUBLIC BURDENS AND FAMILY NIGHT■ d.XrA«^'r.«i‘iTM! MILO. । The Milo P T. A. postponed from LOCAL NEWS March 1". will be held ut the r.chool J house Friday evening, March 31 Gardner,. died — ,,, uk-u Thursday. ii.ui ■““>• March aim co 33.i, i v ' ;------- „ , ‘.Two high school teachers will be hours’ iiim-M it at thjtr their John O. Ketcham ‘ Voices Hm. Members and Friends of the after a lew houri Theodore Jones is reported present from Hastings and give a home in-Rutlatjd township She was Sentiments at Meeting '‘ asM.-s Presbyterian Church to born in Middleville Oct. 6. 1032. She being quite sick. . play, also a .male quartette from of Rotarians was a bright, sunny tittle baby and The Rutland Cemetery Circle will that dty will »ing Meet March 30 Realizes as never before, the value of -building inwt1 * with Gertrude Ba Bauchman Owing «» to MW the- crowded condition)JlIM?' llh Gertrud,'in the few months of her life' v-.n* Mr. and Mrs Ernest Bradfield of' I At the Presbyterian church on brought great happlneU to her par- Of• .the '* ...... s columns last ue<-kCVJucsdayP . M. April 5jh. Banner'* cu.u*tu» «»» - ---- —, .. Chicago visited the former'* father -ind loan shares hh a safe investment. Building Thursday evening. March 30. at - ents. who have the tympathy of all ue could nd! comment on the - -fine w NJ.The Cedar Creek ,L. A J.TIte ,U 8 will utK1 orotlwr. Mr and Mrs Merle and loan associations are still continuing to pay meet at the Cedar Creek church .... — . • thirty o'clock the annual meeting in their safro-A . talk given to the Rotarians last Bradfield and Jack, from' Thursday The ftinera! m rrtccs were held at week Monday by Fortner Obngrwut- iThitFMlay. April 8. fur dinner. i combined-with Family Night will be till Sunday. dividends, and there have been no failures 1 will appreciate your vote for lield. to Avhich all member, and thc home ot Mr. and Mrs. Dell Sut- man Ketcham. He gave brief word Mr and Mrs Lyle Wilcox of Bat­ auiong them in Michigan during the,paat ji’ear. i friends of the church arc invited. . ton on E Stale street Saturday pictures at tiie new men who are u' uldorman of the second ward on the tle Creek visited their mother here house of represm- Democrat ticket.—-Frank Hooitan.— FYiday. ' Supper will lx- served ut C .30 with tnuimug. conducted by Rev. Conklin, the helm in the __ . ~___ where _ -. Mr Adv. National .is Detroit's oldest association and the following committee in charge wilh Interment hi Riverside ceme- tauvea at WaMtington. Mr and Mra- H. J. twelve Flower busy and.year*. The K< UljMSfSa-nt Th" Reed Drug Store was granted has never lost a dollar of any investor’s principal. The nne spirit of Mr. Ketcham is pertnbMun by the council Friday Bernice called on Mr. nnd Mrs C. F Mg*. William Docker. J: c Moreau at Augusta Saturday. Mr. . hown in a remark he made at the night lo construct a sign over the V. EXECUTIVES CONSIDER. Mrs. Herman Fn*.t. Mr ________ ^orrau nAiiAAi ' beginning of hte> tabc. He stated sidewalk at________ 101 East' State St. wus noUfio well. . Here You Will bind C T. Cordes. Mm Monte Smith. SCHOOL CONDITIONS that he wanted the members of tlw- Vote ‘for ’* Grover C. Dillman •for ’ . । chib and all his‘friends in this city r *ate ate nimiwuy highway commisaiomr commlsaloner' ana anti ■serious illness of Mrs. Annie Hum­ Sc Dozens of Fine Dan Marble. Mt. aiid Mrs■■ Tux Limitation Amendment “ ' “ f County to know that h.rtj'.unis. Mil *'»» yoj* to retain u man of phrey of bronchial pneumonia. Mrs. Blo-xl. Mr., and Mr.. Chiu. Smith. ifat'.ie Bellinger h.is been at the Worsted : tp thc liti-of tlu-ordinary American proven ability as n road builder Mr. and Mrs. Carl Finstioin. Mr. Workins Havoc Through. d(ii„ mtMut'JnrmSTpiu wth-’ -U.--------------------- •--------------------------The 0rllg store Is offering a home since Wednesday helping care am! Mrs. Leonard. Mr. and out the State out unkind feelings toward any­ few special prices this week It will for her. Site alro ha.- a nurse day DatroU't Oldtit Building and Loan Attucialiun ... in f^ct with a feeling of relief pay banner readers io watch for and night We hope for her un­ Maurice Edmonds. Mr. arwl a meeting was ., lL ’ . ^'^5“1 >from the exacting burden* which he this stun* announcement egeh week proicment very x»n.. 1250 Griswold Street, Detroit MT Henry Mulder*. Mr and Mrs Hapids Tnursday " V1-.'1 - ’J™: l.«l carried .-eh.- >e.r. Hr McCreery's 50c ^special Monday IVI r,.,.Tx.A nth... A tit' .............. . Mr. and Mr*- A- 0 Bennett drove Every one brand hew ■ , ”*1! Mated that be wished his-Irtends Tuesday. April 3 and 4. any lady .- to Lansing Friday afternoon and offered you it menu has been planned. J. L MAIS, REPRESENTATB E IN HASTINGS jdrcwi. coat, man's suit or o’coat brought their daughter, Mr arid .. . in u nt- iMi-ioiy cun. «■’ no 'cleaned and pressed. Cash ami carry Mrs. Duffeny. and two children back SENDS THE PRESIDENT .m.ronting ..ir of ■ |uv, ajw.aJ s b*-cn and U just as much —Adv. fcith them. under the ftf,.rt-n mill tux 1|s ew U| t[j|, pr0KTtr..<. The week end convention held at Mi.- Bradfield was burned quite GOOD LUCK TOKEN iv thi r « «r a?' -ri.rl Iptwprrity of Hustings and the church of- the Nazarenc closed badly-with hot syrup early lur.t member was the topic of d>»- , Sunday evening with a full houre week. a triple affliction. Late Riley Waters Gave X. ■ and goixf interest Mias Pierre guv.Ttu-ialay by the sudden death of in Vermontville Wednesday. ' ■ t No ono will be stirprtred at this All styles-all colorsRichard, ill year son of Mr. and Mrs Lulu Gray and Robert spent Horse Chestnut to Ernest a soul »Umng message from Hi-b. infection on her handsixes from 3| to 4G. ‘ .“. **;>";'"!■ .11 tmk irx.ni There w--rc about twenty .member.- Mr*. Dirk Honninu- .Surviving an.' Saturday at Ixtoti Gray'a in West Wurst Several Years Ago ......... nrndrn. ot Khool* In Has* B1M! br ,ld tn thr Knt,lrl>1„ Edward L. Scntz will 'appreciate the home of tlif parents, five RUters, Esther, i Vennontvihr. ling*. an addn.M at this mect- j ,t , ■‘your vote for Alderman of the Sec­ of the H L Club. <■»>--------- -— • Mrs. J. J Doeier Thursday. Mrs Mnrvoret. Ruth. Frances and Jjyce. | t E.METERY ( IRCLE. i;... .1 to reiute. h:.-, t-ou-in-law. Lu- Illg m -which, alter stating the ond Ward April 3. 1933—Adv. 2 wk Conifer of W Cressey wavco-hoisti-A*. live brothers. Ed. Ernie. Hollis, HarEAST GUN LAKE. l Uu-r Hut bank sent to Grover Cleve­ condPHns brought about by the; The Brudi Ridge CMnotery Circle I Clancy Tift nnd three other-- on A progpun of readings was enjoyed dy mid ckwdon alw two halbxtaters Mr MMd Mrs. ix.o waters of Olland a l-.or.4- chestnut iis-a- tuken ol adopti.-ui of thia nmehdmeni ami byj^..-, entertulncd at the home of!;Friday night asked the council .to;■and a co-operative supper served. and two hull brothers. ScrvkSs ‘,M.Krt —for chilly spring days They Htimlay al their cottage­ good lock and it is said that Mr •h- f.i.-t that the-primary »choan Mrs. * Andrew Caqx-nter. Thursday.- have Church St . from Bcnam Ave SiekrwM pr< vented a large nttenM- wet.- held Friday at 3PM at the Jv|U1 cll |„ uf KaU„u.n.. called arc here In tweed and gray Cleveland Always earned one ql Hind would Lt- reduced oonsidj-rably. March 33. Everyone rejjorted a veryj nortn. graded and covered with cin- <mcc and shortened the program. wt «« r,™rt?rv 41 buna 1 ‘^' .cn John c.!.wford Sunday P M and tan twuU. Beautifully he t^aid. it would te* tu-r. .v.iry (jr'gnod time, and u*. spite ot the bad1 tiers. The matter was referred to the Wilcox cemetery. | Mr a|,(1 M|S Harry Sklkirk of tailored and celancae lined, at Riley Waters gave suich n Uott tin suite to assist Michigan pifbiic, ronct* there w*» a good attendance, Street Committee. Mr and Mm Earl Week* ot Halpiainacll sixml Sunday P. M. with whonls io the extent of Sj5.000.00i-).: -Tlia** are to be two te*ex at the' Chestgut to Enter’. Ww Thursday evening, March 30, the I li ■ infant son ol Mr. and Mrs. tin Creek spent th*« week end with- jOhn crawt ud. m order that public education may > cemetery an the following dates,• First Spiritualist church will l»*’ve turn, -mt it *ni V.'.*. not te- rurt.iilt-d :.> a p-Hnt whicli April 18 nnd April 23. Everyone in- •us guc.Atx. Rev. Amanda C Flower. Orrin Burgess wv bi|tied Sunday in Uii-ir parents. Mr. and Mm. tee, -carter cl-'mi nt* ami mother nt Pratdmt Franklin D ,R' . Gould. ’Grand Uapidacalled un friends here would'be rt-r!niL-ly dinrimcntftl tojt.rw.ttd m exjiected to conic, or to’ Rev. Carpenter and Mt- Bessie tlv* Wilcox cemetery, hat received thi? following lett* The riidshbiwh‘A»d VfW shocked, Mr. ami Mrs. G. C. Marshall was Sunday. the schools and to public welfare j<l-mate one dollar toward hiring: Flnclt who are officer.-, of the Ihdeacknowledgcmfnt; ■ . -----uorx n-u.-- au inw ««*<> can are' tw-ndent Spiritualist Association. Thc White Houre. Wxshiiig'u SEA SCOUT BAND . (expected :o bring trSims. McCreary's Me special M.uviay. UIICIUCII orcriucn' '’•'m'ben are to furnish a pot luck• Tuesday, April 3 aijd 4, any lady's dtar Mr. Wars:; To the Man Who Needs MyThe WAS WELL RECEIVEDIdlruwr and th te wh^llu- near th­' dress, cont. man's suit or o’coat President has received > -----i«melery to bring something hot. letter cl March fourth and a-ii ; cleaned and pressed. Cash and carry. to thank you for your kindness in Program Con.i.to.1 ot Do- T,lll„vimtrniu>l:k cub. . ~A<«V■ We Have Just Re.ceived Another Shipment of the City Clerk'Clarence Davis was ausending to hint the liorw chestnut senptive Selections, SoA! thc meeting of the Thornappli’, —dur made to order depart­ thonzed by thc council Friday night lo« and Marches f!—1'" «»» ™ Thar.aUe. Apnl t.; to have a new, adjiutmcnt of the ment, will fulfill your need of jtk.vn Eugene Davenport will be the, Water Ledger made by the .city'.. 1 petfecl.fitting suit, made in­ t.'iX'akrr. hte nubject being. '■Trees.’* You can be sure Mr Davis; tary ’o til’’ «rt~rtaptc >H'- L- to also dLscuFS otlter as-ociat-, auditor. dividually by hand, at icd topic < ft Ly hoped there may be will leave everytlmiK tn ship <jhape This is our third shipment and they j tor hi* micccmot. OtUlf ICIJOW MUNICIPAL FOREST la good uftendance. ’ ' ; H. H. Jordan, of Grand Rapid*..will not last long! PROJECT STARTED ' -o it is rejwted. was nearly over­ il, and ’the remark- ■ of their conductin'.! Kenneth .Likins took his cranri- come with the exhaust from his ear j mother- tv her home in Portland. at hn> Gun lake cottage Saturday Two Tracts of Land Donated M: morning. He had evidently gotten 1 Ind.. Saturday night. ; ■ for This Purpose to the . ; up early and started his car with ej-v'<d ...band ..... a*-The D S Sunday School ctesa \ 25 cent Puzzle given absolute!} I REE will! ihe You A re Always . rtained Frida-, afternoonl tin garage door closed. Commercial Club ip purchase of any one of the following three articles Mrs. Chas. Allen vyritrs the-Ban-i ■ ‘ at the home of Mrs. Ella FWghner. i The Hastings Commercial Club at 'h' - -- — : Welcome Here! at our regular low prices. Get yours now! Sev'-nil momber.> celebrated their■ ner that, she left on 'Friday. March ’• ,'iU nnon luncheon Tuesday, voted ium s.uura.iy i.. ! 24. for her home I n'*Lxu-Angeles. tur'hdjiyn al.»<» the ninth birthday of 1 unanimotnly to-takc up the project .'5'“' ihe duns organization. A pot luck; after *;x-ndliiK several weeks with ;of a municipal fore.«t far Hast mas Klenzo Shaving Cream . . . 25c her brother ’and wH«- in Portland.: We injike them’to narche.. tb serip: . Tao tract-’, of land, one «! twenty C ): Ore Mr and Mrs Doud are both i nh-rtainltu npeei fit your windows! acre*-donated-by C. H Osborn and l>!’ Rexall Orderlies"25c hlch epif mohd, Ind . spent the week end with-i gtwf.iy improved in health. anotlirr of eiahty acre* given by-the -• CLOTHES SHOP state, both tn Yankre Springs will ”' MeCreerv'.- 50c special Munday. th- Jim-’the latterl mother. Mr.-. Frank Mc-. All sizes and colors . Tuesday. April 3 und 4. any luiiv* ■ Tooth Paste mbu »i Magnesia 25c i. tft: ma>cot nia ‘ I re undertaken on Tuesday Ai.rla Chancey r tiie finished-rr.ann« > * . Hicks and. daughter drea*. c.«at nun’s Mil or o'coat i ill Hie entire mrtnbe*.hip ■- x-l*-"’ • cleaned and messed. Cash and carrf; t ait tr.’ kid'‘ tutor, ' of River Junction .'pent the pet ted u> take part hrtinnlng at v«i —Adv. und ;u ta» r.-imbc:.* ■'■ml with relatives lierr mate on your shade I about r.ln- c'rlock with a dinner at an .u.-.g exhibit; i. **< ' M:a Emmq J*P Kklnhin* of B • in* and mark X in the HIGHI.T HONORED. Train End al Gun lake County ■ rcplncenient. ‘ S.-a H« . r --t marine | Fast L*n»iiw t** viMtini> her grand- -quare te-lure Ihe name ol WebMer 'Several of thc Aluyinl of Hastings Telephone 2131 The Rexall Store Goods Delivered *.rk wilh'i.i.,* c v nioih ” .' Mr Emily Mix ' H I'caice republican candidate for High .school, as well as many othfm performance to thc b.-iewz. an-i! TF<* -fudetit. from M 8 C are '‘upcrlntendent of public instruction. In thii city und Hope, township, will1 enfoving lhi-lr vacation this arek Mr Prater u, a selvas! tgar. witli a dully remember Cordon McCallum, wh" | Mi-- Edna Brumm of Kalamazoo nation-wide reputation. He has graduated from bur city school’s^F"or U-> >r-i r ii-n-' -'h'- wr«k with her par- greatly reduced thv rxpetmes of his, ,, some time he has teen attenatag; <nt.. Mr. and ?.fn* Charles Brumm, dcjiartment and. under .hb adminihe town State Unlvendty. His tcry on Gilbert Dick- CIVIC PLAYERS On Friday night th** Clover U-af al’im. •chooi c..d- have' largely : friends will be plea’cd to know that iple Gro-.c The fra• .. . r. “ .... How trie. been decreased In this state. BEQIN REHEARSALS ■ he has bcm elected to membership1 The Wiley sign Company, 'on. Grew." ut Evangelical ’ In Thu Bela Pi, the -mginw.n;: Dickson's .. There Will Friday rn'ilit. applied for permis­ ; fraternity, in which membership is tral musical numbers given. sion horn the council to place a sigh • based aolely on scholarship It is a Iron: Rydman •>wr their place of business at 124 West State St. The matter wu. redies* .!• -Triangle Fra: *•' O.!- .1 . • lekclt. Mim Fr<’U14_ Schulze and l<-rr-d to the public safety com­ bill; hcar>1tl No. Dubuque stret^wa urn tnut Dm .fisc BA-rnita Bowman attonded the mittee. with .. .____________________ power .to jet. The aanv’ thheld (Lyman s meeting at the Leighton/'ourziwas taken with the'appheato. tile frequently entering on Hyri-yt*'’ ivankclica! church Thursday. ’flon ->f Alice Benner for jx-rnuJiun the farm. Rydinan wa.' brought <!,r‘ The te-ntfu dance sponsored by io put up a sign in front of Iht Jii.-tice MuUheu- Uaide-a »,'w !h<- fire department Snlurdgy night; place at 231 w State St. . . Ht -lhc I. O. O F. hall wiu will.at--------- •,♦-*----------‘ . ., ■• nded CARLTON CENTER. IKamr-i hlil’! :,,!d Mr:- Wallace and .iritonL'A.Swijt .Mrv.-lio. 4 .‘:7!‘laughter Ruth were in an uutomoelection day. April 3. tn tna’ ii 1 t *- b"‘ ■•“-c,dcnt Saturday night while store ;..irt of the grange hall. I: p r’turning home from Lansing. Mrs.1 hoped there will be a gixxf patrun\i’rt - 'u-V Wallace siitlered a dldbcatcd shoui- «ge .'.. “ .oa,.,'.. jdi-r . Mr. and Mn Ralph Heniv'y sjicni litli''-i Ssi|nn;itiK t. - ts were i>a -m*d by Sunday with Mr. andf Mrs. J. Kiel: "nudi-iIS Jiiuuibers of Boy SCtiul Troop --------- Ardis Ailerding enter: lined her uncx- 1 ' SctnfUnaster Aril? cousin. Miss Margaret B:,own. of anted the box' • Irving over the-week end. . .. B Mr. and Mr- Mark Cri ■nd IM. winder-were held Sunday nv.un- y! H.i.->tinxs wctc guesui at tl-.i- Kilpatrick church Burial ter s .-istcr. Mr and Mrs. I U>l. Woodland cemetery Mr.. How- tel*, and family Sunday Hari, black can lb*. l-r had teen' sick tor M>m<| time Mr. and Mr>. Guy Mcl it in'advuii ik canrer. Besides the husband, family visited relatives Finest Full Cream lb. Canada Dry The Wise Investor WATERS Clothes shop Visit Our Busy Clothing Department g^te ^Jatinnal ffiotni Unucatment Otontpanp Spring Suit ; . ; I r^nJ. £S2 e.'S: ’1521’ Top Coats HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! Special Tailoring NEW JIG SAW PUZZLES! T7^*o s35- 25c Puzzle Given FREE Window Shades WATERS Mrs. her sor land. Earl tings ham's on the , Mr move i across Carveth & Stebbins Week-End Sale THURSDAY Tirestone Butter fs±, Tire Prices REDUCED! Prunes 2 Dried Apricots 2 Cheese I HL LITTLE Kill BRICK. .ursday evening. April 6. L> Firestone Reduced 20 Firestone a Reduced 27j Firestone Oldfield Reduced 20 Firestone T5!d Reduced 20-25% Firestone Tubes Reduced 19 SPEED faiiah HIGH SPEED '.lligi. NOTICE/ •Vi­ Funei TO CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY CUSTOMERS Ml Payment of all Gas and Electric bills due | Ba it* St RGER1 DeCuU 610 f ANDRUS-. SERVICE JEFFERSON & court su«ct» PURIJF rnunc 9 9 A fl u t u HASTINGS Michigan QUALITY MEATS Leg O’ Lamb Fresh Dressed Choice Quality lUind R'' MOST MILES PER DOLLAR ..'. Clayton Jolm-an'.-. in Bowtie cen­ ter Friday afternoon. . Harold England and family and ।Morris Lewi? and wile uf Kul.«nwvuired their parents. Leon , Pct:.' and wife. Sunday. jA lb lance uesuxd. and payable between February* eleventh and April tenth inclusive, will be ac­ cepted at the net amount if paid on or before April tenth. Dima IB will meet CONSUMERS POWER CO. Hen HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ijcnt. . Cottage Hams Boneless 2 Io A 4 lb. Average ' ^LC$C Chickens Choice Freth Dressed JLCfC Lamb Stew Lamb Shoulder pound 14c iu 5c SATURDAY 20c Bananas 4 lb 25c 19c 29c 18c Royal Gelatine Routi llar NOW Is the Time to Equip Your Car With Firestone Gum-Dipped i Double - Cord Breaker Tires! Leon Pvt-.'.-* Friday ftjrrnwn. FRIDAY Tuna FI»h Raspberrlei Ginger Ale Including One Package Chocolate Pudding 2 37‘ 25c 3 {wu 49c 25c 4 Pure Lard Insu Beech Nut Products PEANUT BUTTER BEECHNUT Brand CRACKERS BEECHNUT Brand SPAGHETTI 2 i- 27c Extra Large Sire 2 for 37c Cream or Buttar 2p*,. I9c Choice Selocta BEECHNUT Can. 25c La Choy Products 2 Cant 25C BEAN SPROUTS Chow Mien Noodles Z Cans 37C RICE Choice Selected Quality Fresh Ham Choice QuaUty Pork Roail lb' pofe Feldpausch’s Where Better Food* Coal Leas' Deliveries 8—10 A. M. ud 2—4 P, M. Daily Phone 2272 G1 AE �TITO HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH if. 1933 Sporting Items This Is . lilding to pay( lilures ^ear. Seed Time! n and icipnl. You want the BEST seeds you can buy . . . seeds with a high germination percentage. INGS We have a complete.stock of all FARM SEEDS. ■■ iiiiNiwiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiniiii .AKE. Viitcr» of Otthclr cottage. unazoo called iday P. M- CONSULT US ABOUT SEEDS, BEFORE YOU BUY ELSEWHERE! id mother of n friend* here SMITH BROTHERS VELTE& COMPANY Dealer* in WOOL. GRAIN, SEEDS. FLOUR FEEDS, COAL, SALT. LIME AND ETC. Telephone 2257 Hastings, Mich. IRVING. I Mr. and Mrs Kryn Vandenberg Mrs. Lucretia Benham is vir.iUng-und Donald are moving on John her son-in-law and family al Rich-Perry'* farm, just over m Thorn­ land. J apple Twp. Earl Roush and family.from Has-’ William McCann. Jr. has. gone tings haw moved Into Mrs. Ben- with M - 8. C. baseball team on their bain'.* tiouse Mr. Roush is employed spring training trip to South Caroon thc M. celt. R. section. Una. Mr. and Mr*. Ray Hummel will Mrs Jane McCann has been «erlmove into Mr. SchHTman s property ‘ mills ill again, but la sonic what ■cross trm the store 1 better. Mone-v Saving Pood Saving Pu&l Saving CHI Bill 428494^5 SPECIAL OFFER ON THIS NEW MODEL "A-B” ’ Gas Rang^ ^Automatic ’ features 15c • 37c .. Z5c X49c This beautiful model In white or ivory porcelain finish with oven heat control . . . insulated oven to Also Includes porce­ lain oven lining . . . large utensil draw­ er .. . sliding broil­ er .. . cooking top cover . . . condi­ ment set mstlc lighter. Z7c 19c 15c Z5c 37c 9c QANf. YOURSELF and YOUR FAMILY THE ADVANTAGES of AUTOMATIC GAS COOKING Here are some of the fea­ tures that bring most enjoy­ ment: Always-uniform re­ sults—new recipe and menu advantages — better taste— economy of food—automatic features and speed, allow­ ing more time away from kitchen — and sparkling cleanliness — enjoy these things for yourself. Gas cooks a meal for. less than 1c per person. fM MONTHS TO PAY *n e*»y monthly amounts TRADE YOUR OLD STOVE Liberal allowance on purchase of new model Cash price only $59.50 .oe 2272 , . n tAoies Hi9V. , ADVANCE IN TREAT­ MENT OF CANCER All are Michigan grown seeds c*day. Robert spent in West new phare in ’hr High school sport ■ 1 curriculum and ih«-* in charge ren o * XT port that it i* met with a maximum L l)Oy oCOUt INCtL'S amount of enthusiasm and rivals the' Intercrf apparent tn any one of the / varsity sport* The games, comTROOP 71. menclng directly after school <*nd ODD FELLOWS TO Thc .troop was called to order by lasting till about six o'cloek. draw ati ;Scout Goodenough. After thc cus­ CLOSE BOXING SEASON average attendance o! two hundred tomary opening. fifteen minutes pernonc. Including a number ot out- were spent m study. This was fol­ Spring Festival Meet on April lowed toy n very beneficial talk on admit ion fee « charged to-Jill “Kitea and Kil<- Flying." given by G to Feature Grand Rap- ‘ cent spectators with the proceed* to be Mr. Reid. He told'about the city ids Glove* Tossegs . used in financing M banquet, at’,contest to b«- held on April 15, and Tlie Odd Fellows plan to wind up which the winning tram will be fried. all about the various kites, their their boxing season with three ex­ Hiner the games are played before construction, flight, etc. The boys cellent cunt* on April 0, April 27 and six o'clock the added expense ih- who wanted to compete were given May U Thf Spring ftshval Meet voived in night games Is eliminated,?material* with winch to work. Tiie Iv^cv boy in High school 1* eil- meeting wa* then adjourned by Mr. on April 6 will feature Grand Rapids boxers from Jackson Athletic Club. gtffle” compel*- in the tournament Reid. thc exception that the tram A month ago a group Grand with Miuaa-s not include over one boy who Rapid.-' athlete* cam*.- to Hastings to competed it« varsity basket ball try conclusions with life lodytl -glow iui* and one boy who hit* played on the Ukacn They weft members of tire reserve team, or two boy* wiio have Burton Heights Athletic Chib. On Thursday. Auril Gth. odd Fvllows played on the nwrve trim. EUgi-i members ol the; Arena wil| present Jtiotherig'roup of blllty aUo i'ticlnilgs c!ok« Tin- entry fee; Chand Rapids boy*, known a* the post-graduate is fire cents for each player. Jackson Atldetlc Club, everyone uf (Continued from page onc>. Teams are organized by the boys | whom is coming with the uvpwrd In­ themselves wltti one player actlhg , tention ol showing the Hasting* the capacity of captain, irom from : me cajxicny ot , - If taken in time cancers ‘; boxer* many trick.* they did ~not" in which jxMiUon he. takes complete Ih- vl’ td tiu-re ’ moi know before. charge of thc team. The scoring. The (except names andthe weights of the alfalfa seed). .^nSy°.«^lV^ t'Se J# invaders air as follow:.. Rod Vondeanmctr, flyweight, Hl pounds. Fiank Jabhrukl, bantamweight, Capum* ofthe thirteen teams 120 pound*. ar»- a* follow* Lynn ft-rry. Gordon .Jl'L’, r,“ th J Prank Sperling. bantamweight, Lee.-.Fred Lee.*Fred Bishop. Bl$hop. Edmund Howard, i* । ‘ L 122 |x»uiuU Dr. RusacII declared that cancer Utrcn Boyes. Wayne Snyder. Junior Adam MkK featherweight, 126 McMillan. Neil Adair. Ian Ironside,-I at the pri-M-nl time Is more curable pouqds. Gordon Crotiiers. Bob Kelly. La- than pneumonia. It starts from a Art. Callogan, lightweight, 136 terne Cooper and Keith Lechlelt- single cell. Tills cell, he declared, u pounds weak but Capable ot rapid growth • ner. Lefty Kuzina, lightweight, -133 । Teams reaching the Tuesday and rejiro<iiicvs itself at the expense pounds. scml-finah were those of I*oreii of 1 surrounding healthy tluue. Edward Skiba, welterweight.-147 Boyes. Edmund Howard. Wayne He explained the radium trcatpound.*. ment of canevr und the theory of it. Snyder and Junior McMillan. Draw-’--L. T....... Stan Symko, welterweight. 140 Ings for ihe semi-final1, found- Taking 100 as the. basis of the pounds. Howard's team ojfxHing Snyder's amount of radium and the time re- ‘ Jack K.-lly. middleweight. 150 and Boyes' team clashing with Me- quired to destroy healthy tlMiie. 60 pounds. • . Millan's. 1 l..« finals -*v The are scheduled would represent thc amount of ra... . ------------------------ > aJum nnd tlmp rCqUirt,t] to kill can- i They are all .stranger* to Odd Fel­ to take place Wednesday. lows Arena with the exception of cercells. Then-fore, alien doctors Jack Kelly, who formerly appeared K. OF P. MAT CARD treat cancer with radhan they use here -In a fu/KHts bout with* GUM the amount and the time repre-wnlSET FOR APRIL 13।' ing Orow, of OLrego. somewiieje betiw-en sixty and one TheJocnl favorites will again be In hundred—say around (eventy-five. Activities in th • s'-ling ring at, Tinevidence in thc perrons of Steve emanation* from thc radium, at Kapncs. Pete Barlow, Ken Buehler. Castle Hail here , that intensity; would be strong Royal Haye.. U wl* Hailey, William Thursday. April 13. according to the, enough to kill tiie cancer cells, but James auijl otimr exponents of. the K. of P. i- unmittr*! in charge of the, u» weak to injure healthy tksw.-' event. Farmer Nick of Battle Creek •j Undoubtedly the radium treatment padded glove technique. will be thc matchmaker and he lias:’ j is responsible for much of the inH. H. S. CAGE*TOURNEY promL-cd the lodge to put on tiiree।1 crease in the {M-rcentage of cancer' bouts that will measure up to any! REACHES' FINALS that have been'staged •here in the, I cures. past 1 I The Doctor declared that we orc Under the supvrwKin of athletic । now. warranted tn entertaining nn directors. lx* Hawthorns* awl Jw ! .attitude ot hopefulness for any per­ Ison afflict'd with cancer. We need Brozak. the High, scliool Inaugurated Y. M. C. A. ITEMS I not despair. esj»eclaUy when we re­ its '.second annual post-season bas­ ; call that each year shows an 1mket ball tournament with the total team enthc* numbering thirteen, in the percentage of Hi-Y, Albert Becker lend­*1iprovement including approximately ninety er.Hastings f’ • attended church services logethj cures. bojs The tournament features , a er Inst Sunday ut the Hastings। Ho also said that large sums of money have been gfVen in the Methodist, church. Nashville HI-Y meet this week; hope ol .finding some specific, un­ Wednesday evening. Secretary An-' failing cure for cancer. He did not *ay that it would not be discovered, gcll leading In the Bible study. The .Older Y group met this week but it was plain to see that he had ■ in Caledonia with similar groups of1 his doubts about finding such a .cure. H6 contended that such prog­ Kent county. . Thc new Y M. C. A. building at, re-« had been toinde In rycent Jcrmalem Is" to be dedicated this। years, ur.d is being made now. as iwarrdnU in our attitude । I Easter time. ' warrunM a change >r Help tiie boys and girls by voting trom despair to hope. for Dc-an Davenport April 3rd. 7Why| **‘ open saloons and close the school*."; Boy* planning on n trip to Cltf-1 :Cago Ce nt ury of Progress tins’sum-j .■mer can get excellent service through tiic.Y M. C. A. trip. Set-1 Consumers Power Company "To serve Jesus Christ means to' cultivate the spirit of helpfulness(Continued from page oribl and good will and try to spread thia;_________________________________ , spirit as widely as ue ran. In.Jbin-■ :number of donations of books to this ing a church one says to God and i;brary. to hl* fellow men that he will strive I prom the second ward library, I at all tlnies to Mlow Jesus Chri*t. Mr, ThOma.. Doyle's report shows, The Rural Boys and Girls con- a total of 8M2 as the clrculatlonl fi-rence is April 29. A New Deal for the >x.ar. Twi) hundred eighty-, s on for the program and enter- fl<,vpn nduH and 209 Juwnlle boon,! tatnment. I are in the library. Barry County Ministerial meeting -p,, cxpPnM. Of thc three libraries , meeting meets at Freeport Tuesday.: for the year. Including pay of the Methodlil church । librarians, new books, binding, etc., A,,o-il1*’!; al m 2:30. Special speaker. t_-._ ------ ------- show • was — <4.169.13. The ------reports j there will be a balance of $465 In I the library fund, after providing for. ;all outstanding bllli. Thc Hastings library was never so useful and necessary to the peo- ■ pie of Hastings as -right now. With : so many men out of work. Ila more than 12,000 books is a source of suplOanllnucd mm one) »'>- lor -of «■>«> --------------------------------------------- ; many men arc very grateful. • Civics: Marshall Cook. 74; Ian --------- --------------------------Ironside. 74; Wellesley Ironside. 74: j OBITUAR1. . Lloyd Peterson, 74; Arthur Adcock. I Mary Sargent Shand was born nt. ;71. > Saranac. MlchigAn. October 13, i860, । Farm Home and IL* Planning, j and passed away in .Toronto. OnWilliam Fox. 73; Farm Layout and tarlo. on March 17. 1933. She was Building Arrangement. William Fox, married to Millard F. Sargent, who 73; Farm Mechanics^ Jack Green, > passed away nt Hastings. March 15,' 77; Gardening. Kenneth Sage, 77;, 1933. To.thU union were born Ernest Hiking. Willard Arnold. 73: Handl- R . of Brainerd. Minnesota. Julia craft, Vernon Wininger. 71. and Carl L. Brower of Hastings alsoadaughBrown. 77; Pioneering, Nelson Oard- ter. Zoe, who passed away in 1910.: ner. 71; Safety. Lynn Perry. 73 and;leaving a son. Russell now of Battle Marshall Cook. 74; Signalling. Wai- Creek, who was adopted by the ,lace Graham. 77; Soil Management, grandparent*. JJack Green. 77; Woodworking. Louis! On March 24. 1936 site was united' rKraft. 77 and Eugene Bush. 72. Ito Wm. Shand of Toronto, whose ’ Firemanship Arthur Adcock. 71;'death preceded hers by only five Donald Doxey, 71; George D«wcy, weeks. She was in falling health 73; John Barnet*.. 74; Andrew W. over a year-g-but only for thc last Bate*. 75y Ivan Babcock. 77; Ches- five weeks did she fail rapidly, hen ter Eaton: 71. daughter. Julia being with her unFirst Aid to Animals- Chester Ea- til -her last wish was granted on ton. 71; Henry Eaton. 71; Ian Iron- March 17. The remains were brought side, 74; Wallace Graham. 77; Ken-'here and funeral services held at neth Sage. 77. I Saranac on Sunday. March 19. • Music: William Fox, 73: Lynni — Billy j Perry. 73; Louis Kraft. 77; BUlyl GUEST SPEAKER. i Hecker. 77. The Ven. L. R. Vcrooe, Archdeacon Pathflndlng: Arlle Reid, 77; Nel-'of thc West Michigan DioceSe. will •son Gardner. 71; Vernon Wininger., be guest speaker at the service* in ill; church Wednesday. April u; Lyle Lyie Kurr. 75. ' Emmanuel onmnnuei enuren . -----’ Personal..... Health:—Eugene Bush,'ith. 5th. at7:2c 7:30”P_”M. The Ven. L. R. Vcrcoe of all thc mls­ i72; Henry Eaton. 71; Duane Miller, ” “ has charge **“ • 71; John Burnett. 74; Wellesley ! slonary work in the diocese, and hla Irotuide, 74; Lloyd ft tersan, 74: activities have made him widely known throughout thia state. He Is 174; Carl Brown. 77. ! Public Health: Donald Doxey, 71; a very fine speaker and his visit to I John Barnett. 74; Lloyd Peterson, Hastings Is eagerly awaited. Those interested In hearing the archdeacon 74: Carl Brown, 77. Scholarship: Donald Doxey. 71; are Invited. Vernon Wininger. 71: Gordon CroSTONY FOIST. thers, 74; Lyle Kurr. 75. Mr. and Mrs. John Blocher were Woodcarving: Ian Ironside. 74; Wellesley Ironside, 74; Herman hi Bailie Creek Friday and Satur­ day. ■ Newland, 89. --------------------- ----- i,------B. J. Wellman made a business j NORTHEAST WOODLAND. I trip to Jadu*>n ThuradaJ and Frl‘ Mary and Margeret .Valentine of.daJ’-' I Lake Odessa are spending their va-l A91.- lb. boy was bom to Mr. and cation with Mrs. Etta Hansbarger. (Mrs. Claud Demond Sunday moniI Emma Vclte entertained tha East f Ing. March 26. . , Woodland ■Extension Club No. 3 ftI-1 B J. Wellman was In OUvM Batiday afternoon. . 'urday. °n<’ 1933'. 4-98 ,o 9-90 Frocks that express you in thc most dr lightful way! Fascin­ ating sleeves’ Flatter­ ing necklines' Buttons — bows — gay con trasts—on plain colors or smart new prints! Amanns QUALITY! — These sman high necked, broad shoul­ dered poats! On slim new lines. *ct off by stunning full sleeve*I Crepey wools* New polo types! Tweeds! MICHIGAN WINDSTORM SWEPT STATE IN JANUARY! ALSO HIT VARIOUS PLACES IN FEBRUARY AND MARCH SCOUTS RECEIVE MBS OF HONOR -AIR This is a picture of a wreck earned by a windstorm March 8, 1931. This was on tha farm owned by Peter and Mary VanMalscn, section 3t. Walker township, Kent county. Settlement has already been made and the lou of 8375 paid the insured. The Next Windstorm May Hit Your Buildings!. HERE is no telling when a Windstorm is coming, nor where it will strike. Since the timber has been mostly yut oH (he lands of Michigan, windstorms are liable to occur any season of the year, and no section of thc State is safe from them. T With Windstorm Insurance as low in cost as it has been in this Big Company for 47 years, no owner of buildings can afford to be without ample WINDSTORM INSURANCE! This Company writes a fair, liberal policy... makes equitable adjustment of losses and PROMPT payment of all just claims. $«« One of Our Local Agenta Or Write the Home Office Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company The Biggest of its Kind in Michigan Home Office: Hastings, �THE HASTINGS BAKNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 29, 1933 PAGE POUR X' ~ This and That The Hastings Banner ■Die Constitutional Convention. First al Kind in State. cflciukr* listened, understood and ciiooting IXX-gatca altered their votes accordingly. Meaning of Voce. • ’* E'en Senator Couien* lias failed to rush to hl* own defense In thc usual One of the mod Mtnlfican! meetmanner. • bigs in tiu* history of Michigan will Aroured public opinion Is mon take place April 10. On that date ^eicgate.4■ will pou nl >luj> .ny KM,, n KwuM , JWMIKMI, adnpt' »« luscrnbk jfh constitutional conwriiuon under Im brought into use more, often. terms of the ilddkamp hili to deleide whether ur not flic .slate shall A wdRD FOR HARMONY’.'favor nuijifleftk n of the 18th Of late yearn Hustings has been I Amendment. Delvfiates.for this conMiwrulngly five from thc type of,'veinton will be clioren at the elec- Backward Glances; Hits of 1 cstcrclay .ton. called there by the serious ill-1 FREEPORT. 1 nraa of her daughter. Ml?* Gertrude. The piembeni of thc W F M S ‘ Mr and Mrs. Lorcn«» Mudge — ------’ rsiss —zrz: —” re■' ,of the-M. E. church, nnd tbair fam­ ,«■ u™ rtu,,„ .n,„,^3r .nJ |WI. on account of Mr*. Mudges a ?et-to-gether meeting with . M. Mudpp M,,. <»• M?"S* IS Ld ^5. p,^ i climate L« fine and he enjoyed the .... TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. Hon J<vhn Ketcham will trip very much but greatly prefer* Jnhn Kr,cham wlu talk t*1* to Mrs. Ethel Minturd Laird of Dc_» in tire M E church Friday cvciQilt is visiting heriu aunt. Mp>!Ti L , Michigan to the land ot pcrpatual -•• ••— -------- -r^~. -.urnmer. Mrs. Mudge is much imt­. ning. March 31 Sjicciai music. -Morthland, and other friend* thisj- proved in health. Fred William* accompanied Glen ’ - ' week, Jw Sage was in Detroit on bust- OtTY-FIVl'YEARS AGO TODAY- Nuvttary to Hasting* Monday. . . Mr and Mr* Frank Cool were In1 ihaa the past week, and al*> visited — ------ - _» —j. --------- in . Ttau;ng|> Friday. The friend* of •lwnc*t.money hl* **>n, Craig, at Ann Arbor, who it >M u.naldp ut JralrMO. b... M, and ,M M „ u vrn» Seger Wr and Mr. Mm LuVenre and a student there. y.arrd in ikmiliwiUan for Inwruhip Ora„d irapjp. wcre dur.u ut Mr*. E d Martin and daughter of' U>- Io.to.ln; r.erUrn. ,.<*• Mr u,,a M„ Oro,v fc,., Bunday Flint are spending the week with ol: f\>r sujrervUor. John J. Perkins: ,UI, ... ,.... .„ , township clerk.' Edward B Franklin Woldring of Holland and her Mater. Mrs. Henry Sheldon. «nd tor Br»„. ... 'rraS;. W.",MUto “» *■“>«»"' P™* ««tamtly.^4^ <.-™»r. (or lu-ure uf pracr. Add.“ ■» «» °*W *'«« Mi.-«. Winifred McLravy spent Frimar city elections and fader thc 1,. arly-din exprewdon of public fiay and Saturday, in the city, tak- -■ i I, f , j,mo fur ronunlwronrr ,l"nie Sunduy. gfowth at unfrieqdly factions. In d J opinion, it is important that Barry■ ir.g her emum, Mrs Lloyd Henson. of highway*. Wtn. H. Burchett: for, Air* George Seger accompanied city such ii* our*, the people ■ county unit- all other jn-_ '• of Comstock back to Chicago with ■ .Atv-hfp .sui'crintcndent of .vho.ils. Mr. nnd Mrs. p. A Thoma* to HasHcrbert A Bartar; .... tor ^..w school. in- ling* Monday. mally pretty well acquainted ‘ her for treatment. nt thc majority opinion of-their ' John B. 8. Doolittle; for for concan~"J Mrs ** -• — AftM Genov-. McQuarne had ., a Mr and Baker of Grand-* a majority of the’candidates, i: nu district*. w.ekXnd mi<st. Mi J ItoLnwr ' -’--*»*»• - ^bre B Socket. Daniel M Rapids spent Sunday with Mr and who the best qualified one.; * • ’ • . , ...1^ itocaniun.. tFrye. .w.! —.. Harvey **. w.i_ m rurtu*. George Wibnn. Wd- Mr* Mrs t. L_M CurtUa unrt and tamllv family. A t«n..:uuu*Al ,J !»•**« “ ■>' ' “ I™ind 5ole accordingly. 3W*{ ------- ------------------------------------Ilants. It should be elected by a Mbs Helen • .... Boughner ot . Hastings th; -ik-t Mr a,,d Mrs. Norton P$ton. Mr*, large majority. spent the week end with the home eommon sense method of choosing. nature-1» unuvual. 'I'., To thc best of ol uur our no nut tint 14“ ol atimtar Allre Willison and E. W Cannom ' folks. . >... w. c.-^, 's*: f ever taen hf-ld in Michl- spent the week cad in Battle Creek. .The next regular meeting of thc J. Little jack Van Dusen of Cale- . administrative record that places; .. -Orii.iui' - .-.y tire iegi-'.ataie de- gurat* of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pienwill be lu-ld at Hickory Corners on donia spent the week with relative*; “hr fate of propAtred amend- lire and Mrs. Lots HUI. ' Hasting* in tbe ypper strata of well-id the 11th and 13th day* of April. A Mr. and Mrs. Charles P Spear* of qianaged-conununKlc* in Michigan. I ment.-. to it.,: United Si.ites conuinucnucnmi Mr rt”'1 Mrr Bernard Herbert 1878 AH interested in educational without :-.>iric to thc trouble Lansing spent Sunday with their D. V Barker matters are invited. M. V. L-.ta.. :'n‘l tannly of Lake Odessa were Becutw of ihl* spirit of hannony rra expense of providing for mother. Mr* Rachel Erb, ’ ' gut -ts nt th® Bryans home Sunday. Corresimnding Secretary. and recognition ot merit, caps bl :• “ • l.i! convention. Boili major chidK.hr returned from a .. , , .... r ... ' »«••; Rev wing Winn or of wnooiann Woodland tuiea filled inc Hie men hate not hesitated to............ run for parta:.■ m 7‘:! pa:.;< ‘.’"J. ,’*‘*nl M- E pulpu Sunday and dein tnr the umux, Umi.xl puu-.o,™,State* renstd- -even*! reveral weeks week.-,'’Ulp trip in n. tire tire east cast MonMon- :*‘T. “ »ptlnti»Uc;rred the iiulllfu-ation anreiKttnent.an day, night. Itavipg visited hi* Iivroda nreiwige ton large crowd. ftalrs tO| to eX(a - " ‘ia” Keith, at New York City and hl. 'Xn u nt £ ,4 p’nhoo‘‘ '“‘*d al to MB': 1 this stale »f afluirs —-- «•“- ' »•!” 11 the Fred WUliams home Thurxtay. i l ' •;k , -md thc mn# accurate cr»'-w’• cousin. Gardner Potter, at Ot chard * >' ™ M‘<* ' continue inrt'*.)nUc.y- It will tx (1j pubhc opinion j»«ible i Park. New York. £‘ r' etect Mr and Mrs Victor Henney and' Jftme* Stuart of Grand Ritid. L. AkUrm.in 1 ..mllnson. J.itMly of Hustincs were week end[AT APRIL ELECTION. sorry time for the city, however, if j important .question since it ’ *,k "and nd CrwSp «« ■ Cook erw-sy have re- sut;,-.x nf of ,,w thc fonnt-i intundUly conmctid with pel spending‘the »cek° with Mr and . Messrs. C< agh ballau «t the April elec­ tiie partisan •quibble.', ot national the wniccs of o. H Brooks ’Mary Lou llcnnev. txdiiic.. shall fvrr -jumw. and |>r. ferencc. . Janies Langston and family, •ax ..tuna tion will ootitam a fairly’ long h,t of and stale Milestnnn on Hie road for tiie very• -Lt-on - Itonney • . ... » '..it,' convention undoubtedly conus - MrMur, uf- Grand Rapid? Gwendolyn Drouillard of papular j m,rUM „,uireXnu name*. there ate, in our opinion. U u»s«ea lot. att etouxu !»«• “Advance" chilled plow. for culled on his mother, Mr* Mary Lou Pontiac is spending her vacation which j . they arc agents tn this'conn- Henney. Friday. to accam- Tlw. reaction will be Instantaneous; llun any (,.jur method.• r main ol ■ with her grandmoUver, Mrs tsa and citizens will pay fur. these silly; Mr and Mrs Harry. Monroe, uf pUsh. ' Hajes. • Zetland spent Sunday with tire latWe have a very large stuck ami great First and n»sk important, is the tac*4c$ in ■ tax administration and'; Probably :t vote on nuilifieation by . Mr*.. Ernest Densmore ot lonta was Mr.,. C. L. Kenney aivi . - to state IcgtalaitfTti would t« fleet the giiest uf her .'•1st, r. Mr*. Flovd p \ P I 'T A I X I’’ W S ’ i - «'ster. *kj' “' ... “ —— *re-e!«tion of Grover C. Dillman aa increased taxes. ...... numbers of hamlsonie patteYns. We invite ;puPj,c (ipjjnun quite accurately, But Buskirk, the latter part ot tin week. L.'U 1 1 -1L D L W 0 hireo-.md. u*uuud. ,. such qtiv'tioiis is the. tariff. ‘“V* I me nretlxxi b indirect; Also reprehighway commlsiiotwr. . __________________ j Mr and Mrs. Clifford and family: you to call and see how little it will cost to ttlcmcnt. and the. M.nl i!lv,„ und dilator* might ta TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.’, (Continued oire> -of Grand Rapids visited the latter* < Continued from page ohe> Second i* the naming of a dele­ national debt 'cover your Hours anew« . traditional diflerenee* 6t Jcttoreon-mmuly Influenc'd by tire side which The Banner of thu date carries------------------------------- - ----------------- »unt. Mr*. C I- Henncy.'und husgate to th? - ’.ale ronv* flve pictures and a .story <4 u wind-' "tatc While railroad* an- taxed and band. &utday. and Hamiltoh to do with the quahicmried on the n-.Ortt^ v tR°roira l«>Dby. Uta tenninmg flea'iian* of a competent candidate • ‘ ««•’<••• - storm . wliich vLJlcd this rection: «•:jpikded by both the *tatv ;ui't fed-' Callen Sunday at the home ol I cause ot Cict partl.-an Mipivut or itarrh 24. 1»13. The pictures are the era! giivcrnmcnt;. busses nti* trucks Mr. and Mrs. John IJrttai were. ArThird U the d’feat Of 'Donald for mayor, city clerk, uldcrman. su- | became •< personal jwpulanty or wrceked home ut Jarno* Mead i:r«> tar have c:K-.ux-d'w|lh but minor thur Van DUTCH of Caledonia. Mr. Rutland; lire laryi- bucinmt barn ol, coii.tileratioti on the part of taw ..nd Mr*. Jesse Feigmon and Dave ! ability Hr opinion regarding nulliJohnson of Flint, candidate for re­ fica: ii probable had a minor cifect D. J. Rizor near 'J'horiuipple lake maker - This is due. it 1- r-untwi e< r .ii*i>n of Grand Rapids gent qf the Uirtverrity of Midtigan “Complete Home Furnishers” Will.......... Bidelman s vfiith 'mit. to the* fact that the bu and Miss Belly Stuart, who has been on his. vict'.'rv <it (he polls. It is ch- two .— burns wof .. .... VOTE ON APRIL 3. on the Republican Ueket. a' a [lab­ trucking F. .... , voter in BaJ'v t'lclv pci.'.;b:i.. lor example, that .1 of Quimby and twp piciun ;. ol d.tm-------- bush.; — s-ir a epmitarutivily living at Dwell with her ggund... industry “”y Suppott^s of thc blU^uawnt*, Mr and Mr* L Yeiter. nnd ' i i.....,<.-.itcly my r immunity might lie age doiie at J. W. Foley-* place in new ile iebukc a,;ahvt the type,of -low­ HASTINGS. MICHIGAN WEST STATE STREET as prescribed • *- — — • •, ,— -,K—' last week declare that' ■ down pbhtfeal trickery used to se­ county-•' Ii wild c.i*. a ba;lo. a. ti.c ri1,;rtJtninj by a man inclined t" Baltimore. bu.-inc*.-----’ .............. rleutioti next Monday, April 3. Axld.; ■ fu:bOr nuHitlcailon: or tlmt a moderMns. Frank Hortan and son Rus- ‘the - trucking --------- - ---------- ----- <*IM at ‘home with Iwr parent*. cure hia nomtaativn. - ■ sell, who have been m California i W*X» i« not so new but that it tutf several■ import-] .and Oklahoma for-the winter, r. - lirmtic.'Ily wrecked the railroad busMr mid Mi* Hui/a-nyn mid Jran ant e.tr.te- official.^ voters wilt drcld-?! turned to their home in thu city. meM—wrecked if. beratne of the fuel Uc official who dtwrves Support on thr immediate fate of prohibition! Sunday. Saturday.’ They were accompanied ,l11- :operate over their own in MtchU-.ap. Tlita last question ha.-.] by .Mrs, FYank Twgood of Tuba. nl w"e* “?hn his adnunn iration, the highway dv -..c* an nuloinobilv or buys a been, n point of ctaucntRm ip the] A partmtnt has Je t’n entirely <’ntk’Mr."and Mra. Matthew’ HaliJ.Jl,'!’ Katohm- lielps to )-ay for The P. T. A will meet thi> week* ’TO that/ a de-1 and other relative*. Mr. Horton will.-I'tirt of way for trucks nnef bure.- Thursday evening with pot luck from thc alight;.: teeath ol al attd stale return tn a tow day... Tire bld is wire ot U,>e lor.gert ev.r; supper and a program uf play; pul fKllDMIIP re pic/jii or acahdal lit *pite of on by thc Altoft P. T A. Mr; Ruth Water* and Mbs (tor-1 P^n’-'-U to the legutature. . largv amounts of money han doublet h iu it * and xrude Covert go Frldav to Minn.-! I Mrs. Mcrtle.Smith of Kalamazoo: again. A true; each year. H: is an experienced cm Mr .„>PM.. M.rw> r„,J,J, ,£’:. Jp„. tut I e be obtained by! ...Y- €> 0 i cl -1 W, •>. <> Get NEW Linoleum For Your Floors This Spring ! It Was Never LOWER Priced! Miller Furniture Co Quotation tt good representation at the poll*.I through tire department by virtue ol Thou? who fail to vote will not havoj sheer ability. Because of Mr. Dill­ the had 'excuse to ctltlnze thu re-j man* ix-nonal ‘integrity and tai­ 'election or tlw course cause of hi* practical and Iheorcti- and loy.il civopcratlon of alf the men in his far-flung organteatlnnTills explain* why the Michigan ,tlepartment has beejme a model for other Mates Io follow. It would.be a .••■■ rtcu.s error for voters of Michi­ gan to reject Mr. Dillman Certainly it w'zuld not encoure; Grus, halccr. 'Some from Jiere attended the Dry ' in • ting ut Hustings Wednesday aft/, '-.[LX trnoon. . n •you wuh io retain the lath ' Mrs. Claude Mate entertained the । i.ii.t udmeiiL vole for Eugene Davflrst ward Embroider.^ Club Friday [. th.(l hl. u U1e cunstiniaRernaon, March 31 M>.. Mmnre ,Jed t0 C.ary .fundsnrd the miwe. Decora-. t|. „.(1Uc!lon or taxation j, Utll up. convention to be held in Lansing; Uum and entertainment were In |(Jtl |K.r5„nal properiy alId ctlrer April 10. There will by no community »erv-> keeping with E.u..<r Unre. N-xt,:amendments to clarify the real esmt'vting at Mr*. Fred FalrcWld*! {at(. taxation limit«iim^ain.-nt!iiu ;-.t lee here next Sunday evening a*1 Al’rn J || adopted adopted last last fall. fall. Tn) re will be quite a number wi-h to attend the moo’; trial. "Who Killed Bail like there THIRTY YEAR^i AGO TODAY’ i।nothing " ’ ’ WiJ.ihU’' ut Woodland at ihe M. E. Hicstings Musical Club held lt«'is.sited at the spring election. church।I Po.*sib:iity that the invt-Miftatlnil regular meeting at the club room. lot Ruil'i Woodman nnd thrw other batik receivership.' and .Lev paid March 31. RKU. After Ihe reguja: ! .teacher* Caledonia school lo iittorwvs acting for ■ receivers visited al otH the WoKximun's on SunS ’iXWbl“SSd ’ESS? I .Ca.T,in;i.c;;,; Mr and Mr, ArahM, •« ! ion of Joeksun .-[rent Saturday and.J1" '11 Sunday.!.., Mr and Mr, Uwrrnrr REDUCTION COMES FIRST. ] We. are absolutely opposed to the Glamer income lax bill iiroposud. to; raiie money for the ..upixirt o’ ,schixii». No new tax ahoulit bt-j levied in Michigan until th»J U«L«ta-‘’ atcly wet comniunlly be represented ture does everything po» dblc to re- ’ by a’man who does not favor nullicaUcii. Thc convention method is dt’>U’ixd k« overcome this uncer­ tainty. A DW.M5ATF SHOULD BE SELECTW FOR JUS STAND ON puna ..In. Shir.,-, Cir>*. U ?*M > done littje. if anything, j 5 ,c•iSS’X, S c notary publ.c UccnTC ■ opuifon oil unil d cunmt'skjn appointed 'trnmtni cfcunot rrnur* Drucker hud out- T.^rM 'nJ’1*',Ur:‘ ?,!? “f, *Unk Rev. Lootni* of Freeport g.ave a v:«3Hl .MTtnon at the conuiiunity ervu-.-.uti Sunday evening. .Mr. and Mr- Jc.se Chose and Mr. and Mrs. l- r NOW IT’S EASY TO PAINT YOUR CAR aCViatiuw Moreover. AUTO.EN AM El. It’s easy matter to paint Mr.'. Roy Fuller: vk.i! Mi.' . -r.wvi. t.r.|„I, rar.ki! ..... L toa r.'reiversliiu ....ta has i»t been as well as. Garn: paper. "Studio ISpcrithrc.'! rnieu .in .... n.,... .. tne.iast lew week* and is leaves no brush marks and your car with the help of Doris Keables; plapq --io. M: '■ iw n ii .■r 'liluitd to In:. b»-d m.'-t ol the tunc. quickly dries to an even, hard Lowe Brothers Amo Edith Lombard: piano duet. Franc r ‘. * Mr- .“>><1 Mrs. Gordon Endsley ami thn w|io k capable bl Lombard and Mr.-. McC>y surface. It's so dura­ ENAMEL. For this ■h’i. \ ' ,rtni!!Y u{ CoppeoviHc Vi-utid ai Will lajoritySopiniun. ble lhat ihe wciran<l SM67 aivl ’ ovc ’ ’ “ >c wrtk end. ' quality enamel flows • i paid a tiitRl ol W7. icu. began prcjMiuttoiis tor a St. tar not a pi nt has jjone t, tiie tear of weather, oil so smoothly that the WEEK-. CORNERS. !Patrick* day banquet similar to the :ii!ur». Ip some uf thr *pial!<%.r‘ and grime is held in ‘ whole job can he li> one given an auccvsalnliy last- >iar. Mr. and Mr. Ii O Armour ’ of; -;-.< r. iHi>i out in the state it u <>; th.- owing to tlw smallpox epidemic. check Lor a lung, long uted out that recviver., and at- Hfkvry Cornets. sjient last week. . completed in a short « quqatipn. -.. — avMUM ...w.;t;,ri,.'.na*.e taken ex,,»,i>tiiinnrv Mr mid Mrs. Lyle Dickerson, i time. Come in dtid let time. And/you can 1-lur oueVims' ,h‘‘ bu’11li" *• u,r‘1 ! lar./amount., in proportion to <l?r u"“ /“tyuon sl>'id tin- week end! us (ell you more ab<ml drive the Tar a few i..|ur que.di .ii.. Easter Accordingly the b.inqurt a :..; buMiir-ss they have handled. w,t ’ hlA P»H-iR-s nrar Vestaburif. | this quality enamel. be «iv,.n a: Rent.', opera Jiou-•• . Mr nnd Mrs Wm Buektami and hours later. Thursday evening. April tfl. The I Rrprcrentativ<> Clyde St,mt cd family uf l.lRhfU ld >jh-i:i Bunday] (Would have the cour.ih'. pay, with Mr. and Mi*. Lyle Dickerson' y of the expense*-now met by and Jean. Sunday evening «all<-rs, stale. - mr.uirn them i.egig the* ” ■ Mr and Mr.' Floyd Armour; the p transportation of people b> tlw and V.taviw of HuMtnes. i . !»akrr* Will partk-tpat- The pr<-.i.<unUi» to Vartuiu ?taU mM.tut.un. M. • IP-.-x<- DeCru.ker of Scott*! f gram which follow* will t> a very (Hr ha* introduced a b;ii to thu it- and Mt» J- »!<•. McArthut ------------- of Hick-j Glib- interesting one throughout Toast-1feet. ' * HASTINGS. MICHIGAN •»ry Corner* spent Thur..«S>- with! maMer. Han ............. Tlio.s k*. Sullivan; - ■ • ----- 5— Uiclr parents, Mr pnd Mr* Frank । t;on. Hastings * Mule Quartet!, I MIBBLEVILLE. Mattoon. Our "Country."' Honorable Jud,: ■ | Or. Monday our old vcUu Clement Smith;: ndin *oto. Prut j Rounds, fell tn hi* home <; C Nihipolita.-ri; •■Catiidlic PropR .-.('hi' ngnt jinn. A reve.-e tnj America ' Hon -... mXi> -Astbore," TtH»trrr. Mus Carrie edied by his many fr-md. u St-bbuu. tax> XHl Hon B J .greatly mu red fr-:r. hU <!,. .. t r*n Or.»n. wal solo. .“The Swallo*, haunt* We all hop. fur his quick Coa.n. Mba Bcrtba Pflug. Th< u“tr> Am>:.van Soldier and Bailor. Hon- ’ Pythian* greatly rnjoyed th - ixu orubte w W Wedcmcycr; violin ’ >ufk sup|»cr Jost v.vk and utter Piof C Neapnlttano; Michi- l »dxe another c mtest «a. jiulhd o,I Hon Fred W Walker, vocal «»**• Jorero bringing m the supper (ur Flitting Dav.' Bailey. Mr- ,tl»' Tmsdav evening .k Hams; The Ladies. Mr Arnold Parker a atudrnt ct the MfOnmn; wlrction. sclrction. Ha, Has- -M d C. spent last wrek ot rwmr .... Charles McGumn: THE tmc. malc'quartettr; male qmrtrttc. -America America bb> On Sunday nc trit to yin his bu»Milk is a natural carrier of germs. itMUORJ \NT THING !-> TO BE- tme vegetables, forms a perfect diet. ,bail team on their ^uthern trip In I.ELT THE CANDIDATE WHOSE. audience, ' To I'NCLEAN MILK has been di­ I that team is Wm. McCann cl Actual TESTS by Inspector's rep­ FORTY YEARSAOO---------TODAY Irving Seldom do you And two toys ------- ’-----------------' redly traced the cause of many . QUESTION CORRESPOND WITH The M E Social will be enter- graduated front the same small YOUR OU!' resenting the State Michigan, serious epidemics and outbreaks of t imed on Wednesday of next-week, town school and Inter on thc \!.it< * prove that no cleaner milk is pro­ April 5 by Mcsdamr., John Busby? I ball ii-.im- Arnold B a pitcher while disease. No matter how rich B milk Traver. Phillips. Sheffield. Par.i-' William will play 2nd base, duced in the alate than Highlands may be, if it is UNCLEAN you nat­ ma'.er. Polley, Hicks. Diamond. Our Kalimaroo western studenv. Dairy Grade ^A" Milk. That's why Rim Nagler. Perry. Buabv and; are enjoying vacation this week urally have to take your own Ryrabeck. Refreshments will b-i Thomas L. Gillette i*. resting a. Highlands Dairy' w the only Dairy chances if you use it. '.<n.d in the church dining rooms: t,vy ay can'be expected ftren hu in this section permitted to nd I from toe to seven standard time A recent injury. Thomas tales io lure cordial invitation is extended to all I hi* friends call and help him po*. But pure CLEAN milk is The most Grade "A” Milk. So when you use Despite 4he unfavorable weather Hie time away, a man who for perfect food you can use. no matter our Grade "A" Milk, either Raw the dinner held al the M E parson-. years has been meeting so many BRIEF OBSERVATIONS ..gc for Rev anti Mrs W M Puller people a day as lit has al hb- wont whether you are young or old. It or Pasteurized, you can know that dubs wa* lowly attended. The proceed* In the Pa>t Office appreciate* call, contains just the elements- that the you are getting milk lhat is jum as amounted to *133 00 ier* • “ Hairy county, fur the first tune ini Lionel Baird is slowly recovering body needs. Clean milk, along with . CLEAN as milk can be produced. iar luslory, luu an opportunity to i from hl* recent operation. t vou- tor a Barry county man for Word from California from /.me circuit judge. Thc county has a ro<xJ.'of’ cur friends tell of their being . clean candidate, a man of proven i sate and sound, although for a time »hirh might ability and worth a* a judge, in the I they were badly frightened during trning a hv- person of - Clement Smith Thia the quake there rih. county -should roll up a big majorTltU Monday evening tjccuh thc ity for Judge Smith Hail inumber cl the Middleville ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN i ,|<*re will' W. D Hayer and Fred Darlow j Brotherhood for the TCa.on It if a iducalloh.'— '.'ire al Wall take Bunday. pat luck aflalr and the suns will be nutted to and there \ itic’s and Opinions; What Others Sa\ GOODYEAR BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY CLEANLINESS in Milk Is Its MOST Important Quality .... :r. *cnu;e nmkln total cute trom the ongitu! program will amount to Elty-anllion dollar* perhaps lew. Ye». when the wnniHcd inrasut'- wa* relumed Crumbs of Wisdom pill W1 u-ualor* meet tire tathei inr. n is Out cidcdly not! Tire explu tire iMipllr. back home iaiae<r a hl Mr bub. It wanted government expei-. tul a:ki it inurea-a to fl4-. ueui.-j.. cut; it spoke out la firm. Clw-cu’-1 Expreas iLondoii' THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Dr. Glam.Frank. Mr*. John Pendergut is in Boa-the guesta. ‘ �THE ilASTINfiS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 19, 1033 .repaired and plaster crack* re- They have been through a real,demolished or badly cracked were’ KkUTd,“”‘J the r<”r fixed.ljhock. but have weathered it fine, those where contractors had uied put is about ad. Our nerves are 1 Their belangUigs save glassware and inferior material. All of which calls buat to normal Wc lost some of our china aic all right. They think now for Investigation I uJ**J$*n mejihinc a!s> a few of packing tt.elr things and moving Mr and.Mr*. Edward Monroe' 1 l “,u> Los Angeles, until its time fw:- Hell* Matthewar tn writing to her . .,7-, b ’■°u*n’5' •*:id Mtnate them to go cast when LouU attend*.ulster. Mrs H. O. ’Hayes, here tells: voted y^ oeoono «f r. y, c money the.national convention ot hu rom- . of their experiences. They reride (Continued from page one> '*> Provide work, for WjOOO, tihem- pany. Il look* like Mich a me* to at Lynwood n town briwren Los U» u> U» bujjdm* ftiiX JI? “H _ --- ---- —........ -..... ...T ?>“.**!« &UJiialfti tiie owru*£ wixild have to make. > f«irtl aevrrcly from the earthquake : and all the dcaths-nw more than to „.bllllrl !h.. ,|!(lna«,.d L;n|(t)ngSfCTticy are f<jttunutc they didn’t own i Mrs Monroe was in her l.on.n at 115 in the whole area, which were in u>nit Ik-uch. This is thc tr.tir home lthe lime and was knocked down re-. earned became people .run out of fcWning spot of ihe world as far as Ixmiu is getting to lx- ah -.old *el"-ceivins a painful anri bniL«r. while' buiding* and were crushed or struck employment J. concert!.d. there we tell-him. as regards ’-o- earth-; Mr Monroe who was in thc garage, bv f«l ing pari, of bulMiMs. or ,lun(B, do aume -Ood. The wage scale quakes. He slept right through asrutalncl an-injury on his neck’ Wire Just acarM to death Not or.- for ordinary labor 1. 40c iin hour liard one about 5 30 thu morning, ithut kept him m bed ten days. •of our modem and larger building* ttnri up t„ an,- ft,r .kl!!ed lab>If Our stores <4 crMirw-liaye suffeml I Monroe <trw>»A the kindness sufiered--only a,few oroken win- Plumbers. tJpctrh'iaiu.. bricklayer*, •a large las- AU of them were: received on every'side dows and some cracked wa.k and cu-; j) 00 to JI 50 per hour, damaged. But w.- are all safe, well.! Mrs. Hayrs-daugh ’LT and •< decorations except our school M wehopc that some of that money and so iquch better ort than many,'law. Dr nnd Mrs. Skipev Shii building* Grafting politician* and gpt, back to u"we don’t say a word. iwcre at'—- : ‘u ‘............................................. *“r,: “Pl>r«late your inter­ Tuesday evening. March. U ’tibn nill D; Into tlw school buildings' qnd they ”* ........ in us ami in <nrf Wi lfaie and We Jus’, hud dinner here at Made- nearly I arc nioe-Uy in ruhv. The chiirencv Jove you all: Willi love and best 'were all badly damaged; but It ‘tans1 M ,MM> »o -an irvinFloyd, nnd; ' fine, and ntadr u» •«> uric siinkcn but iui dam: around six o'clock, no onu wa% hurt cfiiuv dy h «> afraid lie luu>go or killt-d in thrw buikUnx* There )n the letfir <i Long Beach. He lov were not many fire*.' dur to tn- ediuxul Aum a (Mhl-it: says jie docent want quick work uf turning ufi tlu> entire ,rr Faj. N, *, t>> (Lull gu supply, and it was not turned eMdently Floyd ap-.-a fywckrd him down, on until today Thapks to our con- ,, ;jJU statement whi thought *>f :tstant sunshine, ur have not suffered callforma radio hroadr You know all abstn our Blimey sxxnnu anp I> and uitii electric Move* and outbade rtcjtiw> al„ irrr'i«ou4 by now. I can't talk about Sunday with Mr. ami kltchrn* set up tr. ■ ur army, navy „1(.nU Bb0,;t U1. earthquake gnwg is u rnble, and many are i American Legion Hk*. etc w. have• the Jm , m ,hlit Br>4t njmbl.r, Ixmg Bei.ch ‘dofint rt Skicum in Woodland. .not sutured very much Then ai|!, „M> ,4>. help-loans without inte mink, April 7th. Th'ei our own work we nave bwn *o bw v , -tv UanuiRc u RIGHT AWAY the city If ; we eould find ton.- to gnv to thun r..p<>nnS " Demand i ■ writing. Now that thtngwfaro K«’t-! fl, tj,u( rllot<» ernrd ;ilng liack to normal we have Marted j hy ^,ne v( t}w house isn’t fit to lire in. ‘“fl1! i1""" •“..rd, »hto. emimi wuHe"jSJ. is mostly gone, and crack-' set ■-« iv w tart:,.... >,..!( JO. ;.»« M. ,1 .«> We may store-our furni.uf ■ "More'than 1,5<W Leparate .shock.' ;tn»e ot what i» projier under meh have be«’n recorded since the first,czmditkitu will net r train Hum. heavy earthquake struck here government slmuld inurlcu to. Friday 5.30, 5 March 10 seventy of the.-*prevent radio .-.Uiiotu. instt'sprvad;have bren of ari-ro intetL-uiy. Only; iiuf Uaumging i.- a. cafciiliitcri to ■today we have had two’ • re ones.,;eaifc a panic ana d . irreparable fill a family as we lire r but tluiw only las: a s'-uxid and ■doi injury. icftnie back home t«la; no damage. EKprrta claim that we Buddy fur the first .. .. will have them until the earth * fine mid making the lx -t i-kgram got th ear th f. cooling ami qvrtnin layer* ■ imint; .are constantly fthlitinp1. ' i California. Through tlj"History nnd'expert* tale thi .............. uu.>- when it hapixmwi, and it will tie fifty, or px-udbly one hun-jv:lli’. we are irennliJ-1! h (fid happen! I liojx’ wo may dred ytais >and maybe 1 •—• »----- ........ .... through Inothei quakejf i0ni th it anyi fits wjf,; horn our chfmne tliiibin.i wijpi- i Ohm. < ’ ttv« ’of ■ ’han suram-e Mil fix ! r!, (J,. I Itrief about MX mil .raujhU n | n>'. s n-ctlon in which Mr, Furnish' ofiice was located. At the time <>f and % lining inc hr Ith their four and it Jr. "Buddy." ..... ADVS. BRING RESULTS corner and both’of our iffiinin • living room, fur-i drive to th- niture and boinks nil upMde down,' ;home.«f their cuibin--. Mr. ntitl.Mr.;. platter and dirt, covvrini: everything.! !.lvhn Nich-U •Madeline Browm ta Etcl.;. fjirrythinL'. in fact: all ovrr, i help celt brute the fourth birthday of the place Nothing was where it; should be The kitchen was d mess.' Here in Clair; jam, brolfvn dtslu-eierjThuu! on i ’urnJs* Hh dickena but u<»t al) straigiitcni’d u)i. Toi'"-* day I have bteq, U'ytajt t>> untangle *4‘iy ?tJ{ things in Mwik-at u><- nifice i lihiruu d far ’th I have to -write an account ol the; '•und family. Tii< c-innai ' ' ihn insurai I j no flooded wilt 7T.^_ _______ tlw tele Wli’ ■ . . r,'u•nt by their .on. after thi mail Saturday. No quakes ywderday visit our store some time during theseCI’hree 08739932 ’ EARTHQUAKESCENES HEALTHY GROWTH —Feed Wayne Chick Start-, er, th* original All Ma»h Starting Feed. It’» a good, wholesome food. Just what your chick* need to give them thc right (tart in life. Wayne fed chick* will make extra poultry dollar* for you. Buy Wayne Start­ er today—and atk u» about thc Wayne Feeding Pro­ gram. For Further Information Call At EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY FLQUR FEED -> COAL CEMENT LIME BRICK TILE -t- FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS, MICH. - TELEPHONE 2118 You Can Buy BANNER WANT Good Meat Quality Specials For Thursday, Friday and Saturday Be sure and BIG SPECIAL DAYS. A real opportunity. Mr. and Mri from Lm /»i FREE! FREE! We tan Give 2 OUNCES TR. VANILLA COMP. N. F. To EVERY PURCHASER in the store, during die 3 days, with every 50c purchase. Climax Cleaner For Wall Paper “The Old Reliable** Regular size cans Q 4^ « for................................... Cl s T O ]P L DePree Dry Cleaner O O K Does not injure fabric Clean* All Fabrics Will not leave ring— 4 Qc A 35c can for ...... 1 v Puritan Cleaner Best for Woodwork and all painted surfaces Will not destroy gloss Qc Enough for one house, lb. V Miller’s Furniture Polish Cleans and Polishes A liquid wax— OQC A quart size .................... tv AND Varnish, Stain and Floor Paint -Quick Drying Excellent Quality R Diamond Dime Line ENAMEL E A D All Shades and Colors ' A $1.10 value— AQC per quart........................... Excellent quality— 4 Qc one-quarter pint for . . 1 U Jig Saw Puzzle Free! With Every 50 cent Purchase of Tooth Paste Free! Make use of these above specials and receive quantity and quality and at the same time save money. B. A. LyBARKER Where Immediate Attention and Courtesy are shown to all” TELEPHONE 2115 HASTINGS,MICHIGAN WEDEL1VER AT YOUR. A&P Store A Whale Of A Sale ! ! 6k loriunauTy Uurty-lire - iml with CONFIDENCE in its Quality and Prices The pedpit! are in th-tr home’, to­ day that u those who have any. but inanai-.er ami part owner of five dav. The gas v not on wet. but the plain dry good .ston-s operating in il.ctiicrty u. and We arilcouiunu on' Las' Antae*, Hollywood and adja- a cvujilr ot electric grilU we had to buy. We are drnyknn db-.tilled wa-; ten Expect the gas will la- on the; uadiy I first of next week. No hot water’ u a ' 15; blu Uiconvlenee, the •evening ot th?, qua The town is in terrible shape.' reaching their declination. i fifty million dolhri damage, and' all 11:30 Friday night business at a standstill. Many peoi pic are in pitiful shajx-. We were Our first send you Just-'lucky, that's all. for wv could j iden.i 'on|.to'vastly have been killed or injured: .■ YOu’li'--thousands were. T sa-nd you a few' our «uv up to me shake-<d the papers, and they don't exagP'. tables, ;Ki;tatc a bit. in fact they are trying j the iVx.-r. _ not to overstre.w condittmu-. Ye-ter-f ; bric-a-brac all around sm.i mid:day seventy-five more bodies were! j Jam*. vinmd good-’me tness:; found in the rdins and I imagine •but we didn't Inigo ; in tho.they will find-as'many more. John’s; Al’erc the;stores wre not dumaevd perceptibly'{ jDodir.1, and here we qtiakes are kw> m i We can except dl course all glas.-- niiu- 2'h,: ’larger, newer buildinei down town I • Some of John's stores are affect-'.that were built elrthquakc proof ;cd but we are tlumkiul to be here! Are in good 'shape, but about" every I together whole and sound. Don’t|smaller one is gone, mosl.ot them know’exact duma.ee tn our IrauH1-1 beyond repair. None, of our friend*! Madeline's’ Lsn'l damaged even to were hurt, mid we were «o fore i tfit*'smallest duh. Itolbifd> c.u j tunate! pushed the garage dwr of! and was This was the ;ed । three feet out in the driveway. 11 trom Mrs Fuml clean up tin pick-. (lrully Jlliw. cven Friaay night. March Ifnh frevere quakes yestqrday. tiure in Weil,--tins iuu. been some craunc, the night, no damage don- but it I ‘here it is r.’:30 A. M. and ’*f!. arc;Ktvcs us the jittens.'' The WalL 'setting up ut Madelines trying <<>' >triendK of their.' won't go buck »• ! 'work «. jig .saw puzzle and impina their bouse b of! its foundation the quakes are over for .awhile at; Happy to have them here. Perhaps | least. , • -,iwc will all move to Mme Park >o I Supixxre you hJiro heard over the.*j«M ©hr m3)| to 453 Hyoscvclt Bldg, i ■radio about our cata-troplic in Ding.to, Angelo All Tine but pretty: : Beach K was CLOSE enough for'^nnu.,. w’tlj wri'r ia'-r. nope you, you received receive cur .wire in ,। us. Hope Mrs. R T..Frcntii of I. ■■ Angeles, I time so you didn't in,. ,n a letter sn . i > iquata haven't been •o bad up i says they were unharmed iticir here, so I aurss we arc ’ah yf’; loeoiity wa- not in thc ci now. Fortunately w have-cnotiqln bordering on. thc urea wl tlw; cash to Ituit Us wow time Our ■ severe earthquake occurred . banka arc Open ««»*■ but it look an-quite a tcrrifyina experience they earthquake tu do it We are mighty, thought «l the v.mv but ns nothing1 -glad we lived just when: we did. loi;compared to what so many suficred. most of the town h in pretty bad: m talking with Mr;.. Curl B urner cJiiiiie us liir as we can learn. Will «he reported the latter said their' have v-y sit tight for a tirno and see;storo m Venice was damaged but: how things turn out But wr are in verv little, just a few breukagc.s.; • good shape phy.-icalh. mentally and . Mrs. Lcnore Valliant .Beichcr. w-H financially and that's much to be known by older Hustings iesidehu. thankful for. was unharmed although the apart-, । This letter came from Mr Nirh- ment. Cooper. Anns where she and' xiU to Mr. and Mrs- Furnif*. Mon--her husband Uic. MiBcretl ccnsld. day. March 13. crable damage. Their place of busDearest Aunt Hattie and Uncle ines* at Long Beach was demolished ; Clair:— entirely. Helen and Loui» are so busy, and Mrs. French wrote that the Ebclt I know you are anxiously wailing' Club, one of the finest wuman’s for word from them, so I’ll drop a i club buildings in the country, wai line while my tw > kiddies ate in intact, not a crack or a'break She•school. Today is Buddy’.-, birthday.■ was in the building the week followAnd is he proud? Hr said he wasn't Ing the earthquake when one of ihe three any more so )w could go to frequent temblors eccuned. The1 High schoai." Jean and Buddy love building ..uayed and shook but cvto be together. Yesterday Buddy eryonc m the audience sat quietly : came to John and me and said, "I' At thc time she wrote temblors were •;fought I would wo home, but I link still occurring several tithes day. iii r^,,r months,j। ltaiJ walker, aUo well known I'll ...» stay ».««.. here; ...nvK. maybe four so I took ofi my hat and: coat" So here. <ln „a letter to c. w „ ^, avR!: clarke you .»t I lave a guest. He is to have says very few of the building* in' a birthday party tonight. Ill bake•Los 1-" Angeles constructed as forth­ : him a cake and Helen has hu gift*. quake proof weg damaged but tiie: ,'ell'here. ‘ ।iKhool house* and public buildings1 Meat You Can Eat Beef Roast Any And All Cuts None Higher £6. TOC Pure Lard X 4“■•■ 23c Smelt Beef Short Ribs Pike Steaks Pork Roast Sliced Bacon Our Bc”- Lb 12%c Bologna, Frankfurts 3 Lb. 25c Spare Ribs Me*“> Le,n 2 Lb.. 15c Lb. 5c u>. 6*/2C 2 a. 25c Picnic Ham 11c JN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENTS Climalene Milk Whitehouse FIG BARS Grandmother's BREAD TEA RAISINS NUTLEY MARGARINE I9C Rinso LITTLE BO-PEEP AMMONIA BROOMS No. 3 Special SOAP CHIPS SUNNYFIELD PANCAKE FLOUR STRIKE. OLP COLD. CIGARETTES CAMEL. LUCKY CHESTERFIELD 23c 25c 23c 15c carton $1.00 S-lb/csrtoa pk(. 10c Tall Can While — Whole or Sliced 2 1U 19c 1-lb. loaf 4c S-ib. tin 29c >. pk(. 25c 2 ib. 17c “GARDEN FRESH” PRODUCE Spinach , 5c Potatoes p1^.. 2$c Carrots ■r?1',","; 5c Oranges 29c EIGHT O’CLOCK COFFEE AJAX SOAP 6 t... 19c KETCHUP ■ y^... WALDORF TOILET TISSUE ROLLED OATS Bulk Red Salmon 19c 3-lb. bag 55c ol «O for $1.85 hrgt bottlo 10c 4 rolls 19c 23Mb. boa 39c Uli . can We pay Market Price* for Fresh Clean Egg*. Ask your A&P Manager. The Great Atlantic & PacificT �TIIE NASTlNflR BAXXER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH M, IIM PAGE RIX Do State'sNeedy Need. ’Holiday?' New Supply Of (Cimtimird from' page onek . CEDAR SHINGLES Grover C. Dillman. 'Mat*-highway ronunisMonrr. Miygested to the AdminUtrativ'e Board lhat a sur-j plus of army clothe* be token to netdy people in the Upper Benin-1 sula in state 'highway trucks. The THREE GRADES That rounded sensible- There were underclothes, overcoat.*. suits and »hucx-old to be sure, but warm.( Why nut give them' to poor pvbplr who ntjtdrd them? .Fine,- Etf-rything was set, Sertator William ' Doyle of -Menominee, and Senator Dcrluim. ot Marquette, were .inter­ ested, in this-••• , , Hut was .Hie clothing' M-nt up pronto? I: wm not. Wtiy? Bill Carpenter, state welfare di-:-| reetcr. sugg*.••ted that he Was thci proper perron to transport- tlialj clothing. It rnlght reflect some polltical credit on Mr. Dillman's candidi.iy if Mate highway trucks rurmg. Result? Delay! Needy pebple vufitrlng in «oid weather. Reason? Politic*. . Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Phone 2515 Frank Sage No stale officer, be lie republican or d-mwird. ua» ever more dnc’.ly: Iwnec.t or more uncomprombingly, -quare than Grover, C. Dillmaff. No। neinor. draftsman or . other ent-, plmre of thi* department wax askedii he were a democrat or republican Pink Salmon Preserves Raisin Bread Peas 25c 3 •JT u.r 2 Fancy Country Chib 39c 10c 25c Jewel Coflee 3 ii; 55c Margale Tea 9c Macaroni g pl. 4 >*«•• 25c SPECIAL COMBINATION "Jv •■otii. SpanhrtU or Noodle* and ’.—lb. pkg. J’.V.-t-ett t heere, a 30c v^iue for only 19c Cookies >i,. Rolled Oats 10c 2 Ln 25c Prunes 4 25c Gold Band Soap Cixnl sire. 5. . 19c Popular laundry soap Matches Full count Sunbdte Cleanser 6 Loxw 25c 4 - 17c FRESH FRUITS .nJ VEGETABLES Oranges 5 "■■• 19c Herlds Valencia** ‘ i', i b.in iklnnrd—-full of~Ju1ce. DrlnZ n ”l**i of Fresh Carrots s. .it nnd tender bunch 5c . Sunkist-Lemons 4 10c Gra:e.riiit 2 - 13c Kroger Quality Meats Fresh Picnics Pork Steak Sausage 3 " 2 Hamburg 2 u During JP31-32 thc State Highway Di'partment under Mr. Dillman jiaid tl2.000.OOT to Miehumn • workmen anal relit vtd counties ut welfare re­ lief arid saved pour funds from bankruptcy. , . This year, 1932-33. the Highway DejMrtmtn: dl-tributing $18 000.«>o highway and, R F Cy funds throughout Miciusan—i h <• only mwics of income that thousands of needy MichiKaii'famllu sTinvc. , , Mr. Dillman s opponent .is accusing him'of extravagance. His opponent jays He would “declare u "road holi­ day." That word holiday is getting . to be too darn popular. n absents to > W« have hart n bank •■holiday." , This proponed ■■road holiday" by the democratic candidate wuyldmean about thc same thing to thou­ sands ot Michigan's pour that, thebank holiday meant to moKt ol us. J We mentioned* the Slate Senate; ‘ It is still there. It reminds u* of a fat ftr*l base­ man who tuted tn . play on a St. Jonns bUM bail team. . one of the little kid* at n game with Belding one day yelled. ‘Hey. you run too j.)ong tn one plate " s, Lieut Gov. suLohli discovered that n brtl had not been In the Sen­ ate tin- required five days after tiie roll was half called the other day. Ju.-t n little /ivcrxight. "Just strike out all reference to. Hie vote from the record.1' he instructed the clerk. One member of the House says that he heard tin- employees in the stock room at the state Ranine have bwn tncrcasvd from one to nine. The state garage Is a i<>it of quarantine" for jobseekers - who bus: be hired tor political reasons. Later more congenial, environment will be' claimed, mjstock came to Howclf Santtorium Wednesday evening, March 23 ‘ Hr looked over the In­ stitution. visited a number of pata-nts. Whin confronted with the problem the Board had considered if $50X00 from thc budget, head. "We can't send back fame to endan»t others." he said. ook dinner with “Wng. Dr. OBrtt-n. the famous Detroit Ttlyacro-a the ubic from thc .eanor. For an hour we talked,about everything—bank#, banking. vator.- welfare. deficits. • and ijLve-you. ernor !:• easy to visit with, ’.htcreslingly and listens Hi I i rorld of every­ day commnrwnse. We believe he Is entirety hon< -t ‘ said that particularst pet rid of this present m -of Michigan." he said, and then added: You know today. Michigan cannot borrow money un­ less we no to the jieoplc and they, rote on it7' • ’ We wcndcri'd how ■Clinton county taxpayers would -like to give the tesislature power to borrow money and bond the state without first having a chance to w»tc Not on your tintype. Governor. Lurking In the background is that ■ napportionmcn!" skeleton., too. Chance the Constitution sb that Oakland, Genesee would majority vote in the leguln- Pork Liver Pork Hearts Lb Beef Hearts Pot Roast Beef Ribs Y;:X“‘ hirrd to do. fine. If tic failed, or , it he wiu- iiuihv <>t unbecoming con-1 due:, he Uax EIRED. It he showed mit’tundinii ability, hr was promot­ ed. That's Dillman's way of doing things:. , 10c l.K c, bankrupt thousand years r, would it be before the »• of Michigan would bc arc some of these coun- THE CROSSROADS. Mr. and Mr? Clyde Stedge were called to Grand Rapid* Saturday, their daughter" Maxine, being seri-i curiy 111. Etrl Plnkbeiner and family visit- j rd in Hastings Sunday the guest* of Mr and Mrs. Lyman Rockwood. I Mrs Eliza Johnson of Hasting*, spent Bunday with Clyde BtedgeI j*nd isnuiy. WeAre At the Corner! Courage, Confidence, Good Sense, Cooperation and Putting Away Our Fears, Will Start Our Country On the Highway to PROSPERITY! A Personal Word From the Hastings City Bank We have talked of “Prosperity Around the Corner" for 31 < years, with little to justify the talk, because so little was done to bring the country around- the corner and into a road that led anywhere. But thank* to the wise, tactful leadership of President Roosevelt, SOMETHING HAS BEEN DONE ABOUT IT. He ha* piloted the country to the comer, and ha* pointed the WAY TO PROSPERITY—headed u* all in the right direction in record-breaking time. So far as thc country’s banking and financial set-ups are concerned, we are assured of Sound Money, nnd a Banking System that will protect the Depositor. Every­ thing ha* been and is being done for us that can be. As President Roosevelt said in his famous address: “Wi (the government) have provided the machinery to restore our financial system.. It is up to you (the people) to support and make it work. It is YOUR problem no les* than it is mine. Together we cannot fail.” We need to justify the President's faith in u*. Each one of us should do hi* share now in carrying out the letter and spirit of the President’s plans to restore a safe Prosperity to America. Then it will come, for we are NOW headed for it. In accordance with the President's plans, and by the methods set forth in the proclamations of both the Presi­ dent and Governor Comstock, THE HASTINGS CITY BANK has, without any solicitation from the officers or directors of thc bank or any one of them, been granted a permit to resume normal relation* with our depositor*.. Thi* unsolicited permit from our State Banking Department was gratifying to us a* it was to the people of this city and county. As announced last week, our first job was to get the consent of the owners of our TRUST DEPOSITS and have them transferred to our regular deposit accounts. That is being done, so that we can have the formal opening of this bank, in the man­ ner stated below, on SATURDAY, APRIL THE FIRST. Our State Banking Department has' defined a Sound Bank as one which is in a position to PROTECT ITS DE­ POSITORS. It must have a capital structure sufficient for that purpose. Thi* bank has Capital, Surplus, Undivided Profits and Reserve Account* of $211,357.03, and in addi­ tion to that is the 100 per cent assessment on our Capital Stock of $75,000.00, which is authorized and can be made in case of necessity. Fortunately this bank, during the pros­ perous times, built up it* large Surplus, Undivided Profits and Reserve Accounts. That is the reason why this bank ha* been given a permit to resume NORMAL banking, sub­ ject to the proclamations of the President and Governor. Our Commercial Department (checking account*) will be released on and after April 1 next to carry on NORMAL and USUAL COMMERCIAL BUSINESS. Your deposit* will be accepted in the NORMAL WAY, including CHECKS ON OTHER BANKS, SUBJECT TO FINAL PAYMENT. Thi* bank will endeavor to give you the service to - which you have been accustomed and entitled to, and for . which you have chosen this bank. Of course, no checks on Michigan banks DATED PRIOR TO FEBRUARY 23, 1933, CAN BE ACCEPTED FOR ANY PURPOSE. Commercial deposits will be subject to three restric tions which have been put in force by the President 1. We are prohibited from disbursing any gold or gold certificates. 2. We are prohibited.from allowing any withdrawal of cash for hoarding. 3. “Usual and Normal” business means that bank officials shall protect all depositors at ALL times. Under the new plan, so vigorously outlined by Presi­ dent Roosevelt, in which the Federal Government assumes an important part, we propose to' operate our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT under the restrictions provided by our ByLaws-and in accordance with the President’s proclamation. This confine* withdrawal* to cases of REAL NECESSITY ONLY. Under the license upon which the Savings Department of thi* bank was authorized to resume business, bank offi­ cials were empowered to require an oath as to the purpose and need of any unusual request for the withdrawals of fund*. We hope it will not be necessary to exercise thi* power. Owing to congestion due to the long drawnout banking holiday, it may be possibly that there will be more than the usual delay in cashing check* on outside banks. Please re­ member that the officer* and employees of thi* bank are doing their utmost to care for the unusual amount of busi­ ness which has accumulated during the banking holiday. As President Roosevelt explained in his wonderful ad­ dress to the American people, when a Depositor puts money in a bank, the bank doe* not take that cash and put it away in a box. The bank keeps enough cash on hand and in Government Authorized Reserve Banks to more than meet all normal demands in normal banking.' The rest it loan*—, largely to business and professional men and farmer* in it* local community, so that the Depositor’s money helps the community. That is normal banking. Normal Banking means depositing money as well as withdrawing money, All this or any other bank can ask of its patrons, and all they can ask ofus ____i* NORMAL BANKING, which President Roosevelt has defined as protecting ALL of our Depositors at ALL TIMES. We intend to carry out the letter and spirit of the President’s proclamation and address in so conducting our business as to protect the interests of our Depos­ itors. That is what this bank has been doing for 46 years. We can have Normal Good Time* in thi* country only when the attitude and action* of the people are normal. And that applies to their relation* to their bank* a* it doe* to other affair*. A sound business structure, which is essen­ tial to prosperity, require* a sound banking system. The President ha* directed the protection of ALL Depositor* by the banks that are functioning, while he work* out a bet­ ter system. This batik will co-operate with him to the fullest extent. Let us all think together, pull together, act together, and show our confidence in the leadership of President Roosevelt, who ha* brought u* to the comer and is leading u* on the road that will bring u* to a Sound Prosperity. HASTINGS CITY BANK �TUB HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH W. 1913 MISSIONARY TEA. .. ' .. DELTO*- , i MARTIN CORNBM. CARLTON CENTER. A Missionary Tea-will be given by Mis, Margaret Harrington reMr. and Mrs. Alick Bolter, of tj,. weeks Letter th<: Church fiehoil of Emmanuel turned home Friday after spending -Kalamazoo were callers at 14r. and Mrs. Ebner Marlow worked durchurch in the Parish house Satur- a* week with Mrs. Nellie Pennock Mrs. .Orr Fisher's Monday of last and family at Hickory Cornchs. wetk. Mr. und Mra. Peter Adrimuon tn- There will lx- preaching at thc Murphy home in Hgatinga. Mr. and Mfs. Dare Layle and Jcrtalned relatives from D.vwagiai church julxt Sunday morning folKenneth Rltxrl went to Muskegon childrep will dr. m in costumes rep­ Frrpy afternoon. Adalbert Heath is homo from M. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Schuk ot ' lowed by 8 S You are cordially in- ' daughter, Alice, of near Clarksville, were guest^ Sunday of their cousin. resenting American Indians. r*so„. Chin­ iftjrs Clara Clark of Hasting* spent sited to attend The inset expensive hat In 6. C. for the apripg vacation. ' Grand Rapids. Mr and Mrs. V. L on Monday, where be has work.,. ..... . t>.l> --- ..... e*c.. Jajian’-'sc, Filipinos and Eastll.nl lost week tt-lth with h-r her aniniM/trdaughter, Mrn Mra ’ Mrs tLewis Hilton wax called to ■1Mr. and Mrs Fred Henney and son. Miss Ada Michael of Detroit -Wokwll and Miss Helen Eash of the world Is a "cheap" hat . Kalama too recently by the death of1, Another birthday party hi the. was in the city Thursday and Fri- >>*port spent Sunday evening in Grand Rapids on Wednesday. ” Utdianx They will pre^nt a short Blaneh Mott and family. d it won't bold tta iliape Saturday night, when W N. Chldesu-r was m fit Johns. PtoSramand ''rw Lo i;u.sts, day. . with Mr. uyd Mrs. Keith Daniels. The W F m 8 will meet at the jjcr.'mothc-r. She returned Sunday of neighborhood ( and Is ruined in tlw first tain. friends and neighbors surprised home <>f >Irs Vida Morford FYifey 1,-ut week , on busl-; *" ' Miss Frances Conklin is hotne' Mrs. Clara Tudor of Mt. Pleaxani on Monday and* Tuesday Hats— good hate— that used to . aftirnih'ii. March .11. Remember the P T. A. Friday ' from W a. T C. for tin- spring va- -visited Mrs. Jacob Weyerman of ne*-s. being Mrs. Hosmer's birth­ Mr and Mi- Itor,. - Pennock evening. April .7 -M. E Davr.i- ciulon ' Mrs. E Phil Brattotrum ot Sparta cation. Shultz j-sart of lost week. Mr. and day. A very enjoyable evening was troit Fre e^re of Tu> itl.iy ap ­ ' bought this year for Mrs. Frank Kline of Detroit Mrs Ansel Golden were Sunday was thc guest of Mrs. A. H. CarveGi peared MIFfiWuri <’• MLts Mae-K 1- spent Friday and Saturday at their ;Klrt. president - ot the Davenport spent after which refreshments home here McLachlan Business Institute of ’ spent the week end wfth Hastings callers at Mr and Mrs. Weyerman'a on TnuriMiay. Thr rice storm the r—? cl •*-- - give an address. the Gran-1 Rapid*, will Mr. and Mra. Ellto Ranney of ler. who is teaching in Ann Artex-. friends. Jerry Andrus lias be-.-n in-Grandweek did lots of damag- ... Mra R. R McPeek of Charlotte 'Greenville I «— arr invited to ajtcxid. spent Sunday with ILstMr. and Mrs James Radford have j Leo Warren <>( ’Evansville. Ind. and telephone lltu-» and poles, iind thc guest of Hastings relative* tlngs I relative* le young people's <Jla>< party RapidsJ&pitaV for the Um week or been In Detroit for a Tew days on1 was imrt ol last week while Judge MeGeorge Bauer and Hartley' Fin- at. the annual Crc,-s n tlance givxn by also to tree* Monday iBgiit. we with Howard Drmond Friday ten days receiving tteaimehl for hl* buslia-M. ' Peek was hl Detroit on. business. •rtrom are home from M 8 C. lor a tfu- University ot Michi&m low stu­ were :n total daiknc* i.j.n'.- ix-licloas refreshments .......................... — •— • Mrt. Homer Smith, probate regts- She and Up to >4.50 dents at the fewym.' Club at Anu trtc lights were coreturned, to charlotte Thursday. i ;-. rved and u good time enjoj -d c0?2?lclr „ > ter. was in La|x.a.-r on Thursday on : Dr. and Mrs. \eager ot Br.ni-m Mr. and Mrs Eton Smith of X‘>- Arbor Friday r.ight.,’y£ uhich Mr. Mr and Mrs. Fred L. Robinson of ».H mnr <x .UnM« VM. ,1 "BiWarren fs general ciiairimm- • iaomr used canal-u. and kd> wereguvstk of Mr. and Mrs Newark. Oh». also hl* nioCbcr. Mrs 1 Mi-VMary U>u Streeter and Mrs and Mrs Late U.sboine. . to lied in the da:k. and ; Edwin Smith the first of the salt • M. S. Robinson of Middleville, spent 1 K<ith Daniels were m Battle Creek Mr and Mr ■ L-re' Usbinie. Mr. BlttflGL PARTY. it aion Mr and Mrs. Lsuac Houvenir anil OIU,UM, life fast week al the home of hls Saturday. Mr. and Mr, if. E. Birdsall were lairi’-. .Bolter while arjd Mr Henry Williamand Mrs Donald D. Smith of Detroit Us, and ----------husband.- Mr. -----and .-Mrs DuTmlti ixuua ~ -'’-r Ahlili-.~;7 ------ ■ •Mrs M. J Crwi went Jo lk-trolt'<ni ,.ji-ts at an A B C bridge and lotto light Eucr.hood, spent Wednesday in • .......n. oiiiiik ... ■ ................. . ... visit. Rani ■ All the new • .’.prlng neck­ Tuesday to visit Mr. and Mre. Curin Kti!anuz.x>. cd1 Hastiiufs relative;, aevcral days 8-01 A»h “>'. Battle Cre*k with Mrs. Eisenho-xls „„ i party List Saturday evening. Fr.rei last week. Mr and MrP*. Billie Hitchcock, daughter. In Iwjw ot thc'daughter'* Lansing «-«n spending .D-n..™ u >« winter wmirr w —J E A puterl*"’, "J**terns, colors and fabrics, al Cranston Wilcox and Leslie Cook »ho have been the birthday. ”1 >■>"'itaShis pare were home from Ann Arbor over the ; ‘ ’ '" " " new low prices.' Easter calls Ufe Vsb..rne hat in<i:ing. throughout ihd, evening .«.! . >,. pa., in an Quick- and family. week end. point* south, returned- on — Wednes­ agents w- ‘:d troth their daughter*, state thu week • i “‘dor -quoit ganw. I.ieh score going The' Maytag otd Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pender lipent day. Mrs Hitchcock being much Im­ r.d Emily in California that Dr. and Ml» Will ThwMJcs and'J® 8lw.u’ ‘,:ld : •*' u‘ M,fc llghtf ul concert at rack You 11 like tlw new ties. Sunday with Mr nnd Mrs. Bert proved in health. hurt only toid Sunday evening. Brniwt. Carter oi..Middleville. —I Burdette Lichty. a former w«-ll- :three children ot Grand HapiiU!1 : the earthquake gu.rt.. ..f Dr. and Mrs. Dennis nsm-rvl Mrs. <Jeorge Gillette of Detroit kno-wn re.stdcijt of Hastings, who were visited hu unci Mrs Bertha Bush will entertain K«»R Murray.on Thursday. 1 nsniFM wan the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ now resides at Gull lake nnd drives frkr.d? thc Delton L A, S. tor un afternoon ;, t . institute tn Grand ence Baker over the week end. one of thr Kellogg school busM-s. Mrs Clara Mani a -^.i ot Detron Winifred McLravy liuvr tr.^ived the SaturdAy. ‘ AllcntPrndcr to spending thto underwent a veiy serious operation April Mr. and Mr.. Fred Cisler of wick wih hls son and wife. Mr. and at New Borge.vs hospital, recently. ■ ; -Irene Harrington to rtaymg Grand Rapids spent Friday with Mrs. Lloyd Pender, tn Grand Rap-, Word received from Mr. and Mrs. w,. , KLIX'GENSMITH. (Grand Rapi'ls She v.ili be Aat the home of her father this u.-rk >6nm r .< mother. Mrs. Marvin rid .Mrs C. s. McIntyre ond Ids. ' nd Mrs Manson Stanton who keeps cWcr. and brother. Ray . Armbruster w’en; ere «u.-t gue.t ; of i Home”, on Saturday. April i. during while Mr».Afr Hopklnfc Mr. and Mrs Warren Moore and E A Burton, whj have been spend- j w. Armbiwtor .1 \tr. I Ob.O-rtt111 . . .. . . . . ’ ue Mavoi ut Battle Creek Ing the Winter In Kissimmee. Fla. Dr. and Mni, Clin-. McIntyre- J» <>f tiie afternoon and evening All. arc Jacqueline mid .Mr, and Mrs. Mike ami other southern po'nto. says Ann •— Arbor •-> jov<-? ... the wo .k end. . • . - I glad she has recovered so surely daughter in proud parens of a baby .girl iting her daughter, Mra. Sam A-hby. Alluding were in Kuiainazoo Sun­ they expect to return to their Monte . .» <• to able Cr->k. born Misrch 19. She will answer > Mra. Chi i.it in.i Eupor. Mr. and: day cu;>uthy. both,in hen- along about the first of April. Mi 'rid Biper. ot Wo dland. and10 leaurur the prarto. Ale Mr . and Mrs Karl Knickerbocker Mixes Tlulnui and Alice Offley. Mli Hulda Eupcr of Friwlervillr. many Rapids, Mr nnd Mrs. B'.«ni Zefbc. Mayo u ruing tor Mrs Stanton. rvrmrxixn of Grand Rapids were Sunday fjtvntl* wish daughters <>! Mr. nnd Mrs ‘ Charier. w« r Mr- .ind Mr- Raipil Elftktx-iiter of Mother and teaby arc g:tt:ng along Our local ® al" Muldlevill- uvre Sunday guests of fine Ofllry of Hastings, have gone to Hoi man, J Sunday Schoo! cfiv. :■/!* smd tending the Kt llntg Agricultural Mayo and Minneiiixilts. M!mu-.sota to take a X.. _______ „ ...... , - -Julian Potto ' Senior girri on In Charley Mayo ot Battle evening. school at Hickory Corner.-, are homo post graduate .course in ••Operating children, XLi.ftarct and Bobby. Mr on Monday * and Tuesday visiting ?k sup- enjoyin;, - -....■ek . of .tjitmg yaQ»liMiJ_ rRter Ovmmlth -of Maple and .?«> dchglitfully. A ng. ___ Mr> _ Ott. friends m«l attending a While R -oni Trchniqiu-. Teaching nnd Ad- Detroit were gtieripi, of Rev. ; . r-- of Mr and Mr. Ain.. — ...... — ........ . Mn i eixrjiv ntuay BiierinxMi »nn ■ ■ . , ■ ~r ministration." at the University of Mrs. 1. I. t. ... L. ‘ Drw. y from Thun day **' r / as scn ” a pm t spent Friday uftcmoJn with Shrine meeting.' ' ... <UUMdwJ ajtlme............... t , the homeol her < am-hU-r. Mrs Hoy Mr ft:ul Ml?. John Kollar Mr ami. 5”1; 11 Other visit • Floyd D.IVLS ami Harold Benedict Minneapolis Th< y will Im- koiv til! Sunday. M,-. Fro.; .ttindci .. - w! c.ili«l otr Mr. LUhtfout<1Url,lK the put week w spent Thur day with Mr. and Mrs. about a year. Tlx- best wishes of meeting oF sch- -1 executives Grain! Rapid-, and Mra Fm>t visll- ,----------------------------------At Ann Arbor Wednesday and tuur.d Jacob Wcycmtan /if Shultz. They titrir many friends go with them •■J*1 hun imploring from bis recent op- Lapham of Grand Rapids. HenriMrs F B ' Draiillard and Mis- 111 fr-'-tuh th ir ab.> wort uccympMited'by u friend from Mayo ol ’Battle Creek Mr 'and Mr*. lh!’ cralibn. . • Gwendidyn Drouillard relumed to ..Ml “i',i L Robinson of Muskegon ' Frank Green. Daratha and Richard ■ Dr. and Mrs E J Pratt were In their home m Pontiac on-Saturday -’'■'■Wark, onio, Mr .van! HOLMES ( Iff K( If. moth- nw’o>,;1,:,r A,r- “’’d M- - IW F'-rt,--1 l!:,f with ‘',r‘ “the ,,<l former's • ■ Greenville, Sitndny to m-o Dr and after a visit with the former's moth- Af', visit Mi ? Hazel Callhrop of Prairtiimr iUlH A Frid'DUrkti.- anti ,. J. R fLiyes MIm Drouil- •/_’ sjx-nt BumUy k<u iji non wkir n.'i wen v.. - Thyla • ................... ille spent Friday and Saturday Mr urlll S!1 Sccjts bought here are guar? ‘ '• *■" ---- - at -■ • ’ n~’-‘ irvihg EXTENSION GROUP. ax i> as dbk*. following ins recent HU to lard 1*, home'from her studies <d t-irl RObfmgn i:i ;’h Mr. and,Mra. Harold Burj*e. Sunday visitors at Adam Endres' acetdsni. Noirtfern Park Seminary' at Wttoto!l|clr inother's. Mrs |M S aritetd tu give satisfactory In spit.- ot th. icy fend-. H mcmKeth nnd Mrk. B-a- i Erie purl. RuhuconV birthday ington, D. C. She was a guest at a •Roton"’" ‘ wear. Pure silk. Mik mixtures, lUrs u«re present nt Uie meeting at tru. Dunning spent Friday aft.r- ’ Mr' -r,d Mrs Howard B*rtt&m of’ M: Arthur Cloth sorority in Kalamazoo over the Mr.= and lule hose arc thi home of -‘it.- N,-l..i Bedrord, n e<'i»n Mrs. Manic.Hampton ut Hastings spent Sunday at Hubert! brook spirit' AVedneufay in Grand week end and-attended a fraternity' Pi Marcii 23 LiteiaUin wn* distribu-■ the Albert Hampton home «-nrf or „ --------Bainam*. . Mr -nJ M._ Albikft Qrfen 0J;d ball'on Friday evening. ted pertaining to food. M-l«tic.n. and ix-fton. . aU!W ,„ Du.... aa. l. .me tom tamUji w F Gr<1.n M-m. JU1 Julia Mar-ha!1 Mr. i.ud Mra C. W. Claii’e.,Mra. di iM i: Each mi.-inb.-r : cored tin-fr Mr and Mi Aaron M<-.*irk and {j ra ..d j».. nlst4 A C. Brown nnd K. J. Huffman re- neral of Mr-. Elizabeth Dine; Mr’-a..-> — ‘ • r» p Tr,|’P attended the program-gut ert hraltli and f- od hnbjts. A* uur fooci family are moving to Hart this week. ”w. Foundation Garment ttirmd from Honda Saturday night died on.Sunday Nit'thv* home habits greatly determine our health, wher.; they have employment’.in the of*"-Gr , £ visitors S' ;U!-£.OA"" to fiud Michigan covered with snow, At Reduced Prices! T weekbm'd Mr. and Mr. H< nr/ Maynard. the chart r.howuu the cla.<iiieatiun ervtunery then-. about the first they had wen this ,of-food* -should bc wry helpful in Mr. and Mra. Jay Wiiklnsjjn ore' ’ w!nW; They all liave splendid coats Mr. and Mis Jurut-s Unticn ntidl'[j bnnina our m«nl *o ai to get the intcrininlng their, granddaughter re crowd r’ S5-I ; •of tan and arc ’enthusiastic over ion. Donald, and Mr . Dor,aid Wen- .best results for body development from Kalamazoo Mr> Hullibcrger <:f North Carl!.»n h,.. nrngram crtw‘e^ttt-^ai«<•/•’4S Florida tu. a winter tourist state, ,<ie)> spent Friday afleru.xm and ' A ikmonstrution of two very good «.«.«. Mr. and Mra. I D Mms enter- 4n'rf Mr..... and.......... Mrs■ Ben, Crocked c«»--ame eveplenty of .sunshine and Incxix-nMu- evening hi Grand Rapids at tlw drwrt.i wi-r? given by our ieadt-t*. talned Sunday th '..*■ l__ 'J’ _____ -----xmt Sunday at Elmer MaUhews. ; 8’_________ 1t t "_____ ii'.rne nf Mr uiid Mrs Frank lift'.' living making it an ideal place for CLOTHING 1 OR All are looking forward to the next from Washington and his friend Mrs. Ruby B. Merrick Mr 1m.i Mr. ! SOUTH WOODLAND. an outing Mr. clarke’s car r:.tlsMx-rai even: -a party and program from Grund Rapid-, also Mr and U,''V. o'"All< -,'7i'A1x'nV ftondaV uniMEN AND BOYS •rt the K ol P. iuili. at.Middleville. Mrs Carl Croek of Kuhm«a>. Ftm ... ? 1U1 t:-nd atxWil 5,000 miles, and they ................... atTd-'rtw *"re 1: tast W<<ka Letter. had thi' recofd of not u jrtngle blow April 14. The next nu t line, will b: M' Eisitf Mrs. I • । Horton Ht>.-..in wa5. wa’, luaWis lmto,uurtid with them lor a weeks vtrit Mim Agnes Deakins and M; -s. out. puncture or fiat lire during tlw i t tin: home of Mfs. Editti Julnuon, the Delton Home Economics group Mi,. l-r.<l Darke- and Richard.iMaurlnr Willit-.- of Hastnvrs spur.­ ’" " when they’ met at her hmiso Tues­ " u;id Mrs Rciatid Valentine.'the *eek end with Mr and Mr.- ’ day nfternron tor the study of food m. Keith Durkee and Mr. und E. Dcakliu. represented at WELCOME K ; selection. Beatrice Dunning led the Mi-. Hubert Barnum and VivianMr and Mrs. V.ayr - Olh-y and convcntfim held •: Tiie W- Jctimc ' the last mwtingkin which ueri- Thursday shopjicra at Lansing family spent Sunday witli his par’ Hur prot-in . mineral, and viarihlub wen Mr. and Mto Frances Cilenum ents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Offley in , fore- studied; - ■ ■ - ■ then body butlumg food: 1,1 and daughters South Hastings Hasting'; ■wen- discusM'd. Esther Dunn gavec xpent Friday al o!John Mae Lennon MeLeoud's ‘ Mra. **■" — and —J daughter. J—•— ' Ten boys helped Harold Sage celea talk on dmerts and deindtutralcd ! Mis. Mary Peat; Mr. Edwjn Pert of bratc his eleventh birthday. Mon­ dinni-r the tn, making of u ngm desisut .Marie . NORTH MAPLE GROVE. jGruiul Rapids called on tlw formers da> evening wtUi garni - and slidby the recrv- ht>illin’cwrCKe?Y«rtlpreceawK^hc Rev "cv Rhoades. «‘lu‘ults- Dan *««' Roberto. nwerw. Siam natn; parent*. Mr. HIla w. Helmer. ln< Gw*t» lull for cntertainnfcnt. and wrs Mrs.. W j troth m-.i! Jay Norte:; site:::!-.!;sister. Mro. Carr:: Scot:,'SunMT. ar.d Mra.-Kenneth Norton of tary. there being 21 members pres­ Marshall, who have torn making ent After tin- business meeting the being .v-lt-ctcd and prepared aceord-■ tlw Laymwn's Conference at Ltflgh-'day P M. licudcra took up the lesson On Food. mg lo'brxfy needs The next meet-;i ton E-.angelical church Thursday. ! Donald Rowladcr and son called maple syrup at the home of hu parMra. Gladys Ostroth and children > on hu sister. Mrs. S. J Vanivy. and ehto. :etuined home Sunday aflerRrcreallwt jirograni was carried out mg u ill be ut the home pt Mrs. Her। spent one day last wtt-k with hcr'B. Rowteder's m Nashville Satur- nt-om with ah old fasblont-d spelling tow thu Bubii, April 23. 'i>t<:r.-Mra. Mabie Shively at Has- day evening. Friendsarc sorry Mra. —■.—:— i tings. ' j 13, Howladv is quite poorly again; Alfred Mlnius a Geniian tnvenl' Mrs Howard Jones and children! The last P. T. A.'al the Wellman or. has designed a radio walking organized *Suriday i returned to their home in Battle; school was well attend: d and a good stirk. tnc interior of which contains is well lutihclied. .Creek Saturday after a two Weeks program wu enjoyed. a tiny receiver and batW-riew The ay with her parcigs, Mr. and Mrs ! Mra Ruth Wellman Keyes and U-<r must, howf-ver. use a n*ir of Fred Hares jMottle .»f -Marlette spent Sunday headphones and thrust ills stick In Mr. and Mrs Harold Roberts ot ■ with Mr. and Mr;. B. J. Wellman's, tlw ground to listen m. Lansing spent the week end with'. South ttw home folks vdinmuiKt i<-:» Several -attend- j . ouvenu friends inenox from iioin here nere attend-1 ''ed lhv funeral at Richard Hollman' Hustings Extension class No. 2 .or some jilt at th’.Wilc-w . rhtin-h Hidnv ict with Mrs. Henry Mulder Thurtchurch Friday. •nd Mrs. ny. A demonstrated dessert lunchMiss Mildred Kinnuy sjK’nl iart and Mrs. E.ul Jjimes enter­ ‘ week at the home of Dirk Hoffman tora u'lKi two visitors were present. tained a home patty over the week group of young people dropped hi to A vffy sn&trucuve lesson on vith- end ut their pleasant home on tht , nbar Quimby and Sunday aceomgive them 4 farewell party as they nilits and food values was given by east spore ol Pint- Jake Tnow In- panfed Miss Esther Hoffman to Bat­ tie Creek tor a few days. 'were 10011 to leave for Minneapolis. 11... 1. । eluded in the company were Mi-. Ganics were played until a late hour FRIDAY, March 31 SATURDAY, April 1 , ■ ' 'I Fern Button of OUcgo, Leonard ' PLEASANt'rIDGE. ---- —.—, i ; when the guests departed wishing CLOVERDALE. • Vim Mille of Aiiejran. Lauta JainrA- The Extension class met with ' ■ tlw girls success and n pkiuani trip, /Mr Ira Holtz is enjoying a "bit o' d-Kulamazoo and Wilfred James of orjilia Rji-iurdson Wednesday, sfrrini, _ collection ...... ing" in a uf lovely pan- Alamo / ' Ethel RagU. wlu> has been li/Uesics. which were . Tho.se who are enjoying vacation; trolt for some time, is at home. * ib. Martin, of Gulf ‘heir .-tlvtol work afe Lloyd.- Word has been received Uiat CUr-j and Clark NMtiiigham Nottingham also.fnqy abo. tn<r Kinnv Klnne is B improving imnrovlrur a little! little I The Sunshine Murtc club met with Por' FI atidi. Ruth nnd Pure Granulated Best Quality ; Wanda May Bcchp r. daughter o! t Mrs Murtha Reph-gk. who ha-. Velma Brouard <>f Plainwell Hinli tl; the huapitul in Ann Arbor after J ‘Mr. and Mrs John Bechtel, on 'b* n spending the past week with school, and Robert Warner from M having a serious operation. Tall Cana Cant JSC i Thursday evening, tin* occasion be- jllcr. daughjer. Mr.s Everett McCal- .S T. C. ' ! Born to Mr. and Mrs Claud De- j ting Wanda., birthday . Eighteenri'tm ol McCallum district.fcjuintd The Nutrition class met witii• niond-a »';• pound boy. Finest Quality I were present carb rendering» mini- home Saturday. . i Dorothy Ford on ThurMlny for u| j,jri, Katiuyn Richardson re­ leal selectJon und nil had a happy I Mr, and Mr i. Goll and Mr very instructive and interesting 1<“'- (celved word Wednesday morning 1 time .Refreshments were :.cncd i.no. French of Battle Creek’, and Mr. and ' sr‘n 0,1 ‘he cooking und serving of‘that her father. Mr. Holland, of all wish Mint Wanda many more J Mi - R >y MacDonald of Knlatnazao: wholesome dcs'crt. Thus .subject (ovltf had passed away. Large Bottles happy birthdays. ' visited Mr. and Mrs. James Mac-. wax presented In a ’.ery able marine^! Mr and Mra. George Ragla ant! । , ------- -—- —we ■ ■ jDonald Sunday. 'by- Mrs. Myrti* Risers and Mra. children spent Sunday at David। ATTENDING SEMINAR. Mi Barb.u a Chamberlmn and Helen Beadle, thcjmal i- .idcr. iRagla's ।Kanias in Baitings Hastings in honor uf j I Llovd Shafrr Rnrrv roiiiit-'M’*s Mfcybeilv Hart of Hastingsi ~ " * • *___ Itfeir flftieUi anniversary. I their fiftieth anniversary -nv ^inT^tFz.' Social Events and Personal Mention Neckwear Shirts 95c“$2- Home Economics Extension Work SoCKS 15c-o M0-5 T. S. Baird Trade Here—Save! Sugar IO ib. 46c BESSMER the JEWELER Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. Every-Day Drug Prices 5-gr. Aspirin, bottles oH 00 49c Mineral Oil, heavy, I pt. Vanilla Comp; I pt. . . . Milk of Magnesia, I pt. 49c Antiseptic Solution, I pt. 50c Vick's Antiseptic 10c and 35c A. D. S. Castoria Frens Sanitary Napkins Chipso K Ife W4. ,rcMu»ntcdTv Keith,Mr 4nd Mh <>f Rivh- f"tnng m thU week. Pot luck sup- Parchment and Mrs Vest* Monira !?torrt,w Jf^iM. |fer will Tie served of Kalamazoo i-jxmt-Monday with' cS\bo b a5oMw ,,tIrn I’a’-’on o! MiuUnu Several from this tocair.y attend- Mr and Mr.. C K.nyvm and Mr m£*il cieJtand who will X’ "I*”'- ‘he week end with her moth-|M the funeral of Rldurd Hoffmtn and Mrs. -Haye.-, ppunablc vf East rela’tvc- and ntteAd Lome of Uu"tr- «». UuAimm Patton. . , Fridav afternoon. The neighbors Hatting < and CharUw Wallace of nU °Uent,>0BM' ol Uw? Mr. and Mrs Wm. Carter and El-1 extend thdr .sympathy to the be- Rutland visited them Tuesday. . | »sved relatives and , .',mo Snyder of Kalamazoo spent Bun- reared relatives and fnrndx. i friends. Paul Fell of ■ Detroit fulled Mr. I faceting will tof h BIRTHDAY Kt Ri’Rfsi day with the Waugh family. I Prayer Inciting be held ^l and Mrs J. W. Trtlrow from Tliuraa nLnXhtar.’Ixrf r-iraH. । Norman Sujilcr of Kalamazoo u'lh*‘ ho,nl’ of Mr a,'d Mrs Sterling,day until Monday with^S miM bSrts walked mSpending hu varati-n with hu par- Osinzh Thurulr (1j this week. Our young people from South on Pa” UanSJtett of cJrlto <rU ,hi* *v"’: * . *‘U’ ‘X''“ *n “°"r 8hulU W1U ”nl on U'r “1,y *^rMondSy ctenlrS to remind Hmi I ui - ------------- -------------------t,n,r 11 now ‘"n' Trouble, al Hope Center ' n ww his b rth<uv ^r -earn MORGAN. lined to his tort thr greater j>art ot ; Friday night .MORGAN. Cardt were 2ndn£n a loro 'i Mr antl j Mr. and Mrs Mra i-ev fxo King and ion ion : the ihe lime. time. Mr and unci Mr- Frank Andrus of Donald ..f Laii-mg -.jx-tit thc week j Clayton Wflltts end Miss Donna Hastings called on Mr. and Mra (j 33c Rubbing Alcohol, I pt. . KOTEX, 3 packages . . Best Red Salmon Corn Meal Crescent Lima Beans Heinz’s Chili Sauce Hastings, Michigan 59c Quick Sudt that loti 2 is »■•. age 3 c— 29c 19c ivory FLAKES Rub No More, < Liquid <Veneer,► j J GET A FREE i Miss Evelyn Dav. who wa» home SANDY HILLS. I Ravenna, ' .lover — — thc week -------------end. returned to the On Saturday evening. April 1. at MARCH .MEETING. .------- „Business ----- ---------— 8 00 P. M fart time, the Yankee I Mr. and Mr: Clair VanSickfc and Lansing College. Miss Dorothy Ballance' uai host- Mamie ... ...rDfi w<re guesti .. --------------- -------------{Springs Community players will preWebb " ess to the Stu-rwood Music Club ul iXTof M^aral Mr Wm vln IIARKYVTLI.L. .-ent a play at the Yankee Spring* their March meeting, fourteen being slcKlt. J, , Last Week's Letter. church, entitled ‘Tlw Traveling by theegurat-’ ' »torgan aiwoi I. having spring , Mr. and Mrs Cha.* Chapman!Photographer. ” The cast B a» fol-j 'refr«hnwnu t,? m i vacation this wok ! J™n> Vermontville have moved on pus: Mi Haytced—L. HamiUon. u.iLi ** i Unwood Chrfctophcr is spending!Jimmm Bfcors farm . iMrs. Hayrecd-lJiDora Scott; Phtn-i . time iw« all too .quickly, |l]la vaCttUon ln Lansing visiting' Mr- ’’nS* M" Flovd Neabit at-Hus Hayseed—Rush Saunders. Sal­ . -—■ relatives nnd frifinds ; tended life uncle Dill Dottie a til- ly. Doru McKibbm. and thc Photo-1 ELECTED PRESIDENT. I n.tehTi* J Mr and Mra Earl Mudge and son1 ’wtjI at Allegan. ,grapher—Byron Johncock. There tvcmnr hart A bcrt U‘.n of HiL-ting'. h .spent thc week Kenneth Wilcox hai. been enter- will be guitar music by Mr. and Mrs.l Clld ulU‘ Mr. uj-.d Mis. Adam Ever-1 ‘*»ning tho chickcra pox the ,p4..t Grifijn. sing.ng by Rush Saunders J , bt “£ b-ndklu, B.KUB. b» t r^n*-Fn'« .,rai f” u 2L.,ICI---------------------------------Mr an'1 Mr' H,'b*'r F^fer s’-.Hamilton -ind special numbers'bvj ulUun* at’ Houghton. '■ 'liierc art: 200 pails to a tele- itendrd a band rehearsal m Dcd- vthcra Come and enjoy the evening Michigan. ptone. (ford Sunday. with tu. Silver ejection. 20c Butter ’ j SILVERWARE > COUPON! . > 4 Small site ► J Belli., Z$C > 19c QUALITY MEAT SPECIALS Bacon Fancy Quality Sliced Half Doten Fresh Eggs FREE I Beef Steak 2 Frankfurters 2 lb. 23c 2gc iu. 25c Order Your Eaiter Harm From th! n I N H AS’ W4 Deliver The Big Little Store 1AAAAAAAAAAA �THE CHURCHES WANTS Greatest Rupture Mrs R. G. Finnic nnd Phyllis England were Grand Raimis visitors Thursday. A good crowd attended the play. 111 Explain Everything." given at the school auditorium Friday eve­ ning. Following arc thc members ■ ; the cast Henry Becker. Arthur Kilpatrick; Valentine Sett. Dale King: Montgomery Walsh: Paul W<K>dman: Walter Dow. Dale Bau. r James DacJey. Floyd McVay; Gertrude Becker. Clyde Wise; AiU Better. Arlene McMillen*. J.na Darby. Arlene Mohler; Dr. Blair. Cor­ nelius Wire; Caryl Carroll. Winl- GRANGE PROGRAMS The Prescription Drug Store Our Success hu ■ X I'.Ul . Vi Buddy Allerding was taken with an attack of acute appendicitis Sunday and was operated on at Pennock hospital in .the afternoon. Hr is getting alpng nicely. Mr» Welby Crockford and daugh­ ter Janice spent a few days with her sister. Mrs. Victor Brumm, ot Mr and Mr« Alfred Snyder are the proud parents ut a nine pound baby boy. «ho will answer to the and friend* in Hasting* on Tuesday Mr* Mary Crans a. r unpainid b\ her niece. Mrs Cora VanEtt. ca !!<■*> on Mra. Coins- sister. Mra Adrhu Snark. at Martin recently Mr and Mrs Alkn McCafferty started tor Ohio Raturday to make * -------- • • • • ■ children returned home the p.c week from the south white the had spent the winter The Woodland Commercial Chib Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jones an wan formed nt a meeting of local the parents ol a fine baby girl bon business mon held .Tuesday evening Of. last week. Officers of thr new James Hcrmlnettc. Robert Bran­ civic organization are ns follows!. son nnd Charlie Jones made a bu-iviec-prcMncss trip ... to ..U. Nashville Saturday. . . „ „ ................. ’ — — ..... ’II.IHC OIIIUIUIIV. deni. E. O. Shonto; secretary. Clyde Mr. nnd Mra. A. Earl >;x-nt SunRu. ll; treasurer. Karl C Faul. It day with their son Floyd and famwas decided ut thc meeting that the Uy at Plainwell. officers of the newly formed Com-1 mcreial Chib bc designated as al committee to draft ryles, regulations and by-laws for governing thc body nnd report nt the. next meeting to be held this Tuesday evening, It i.'- .... Citizens Mutual GEORGE M. NEWTON month, on the fourth Tuesday, ft will be- thc object ot the Woodland Commercial Club to pwunote in ev­ ery way the interest* ’of this conrmttniry not Just thc village, but the whole social and trade territory. "Grand* Haven railed on Mr and .Mrs Welbv Crockford Sunday. Mi's Virginia Fnul of MichUran State College is spending the spring vacation with her parents. Mr and FOR SALE-CHICKS LEGAL NOTICES | Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Schalbly of Grand Rapid* called on Mrs. Nel­ lie Hitt Sunday I’ M. Mr. and Mrs Vane Wot ring enter­ tained Rev und Mr; 8. B. Wenger of Castleton Township Coririn.rinz Chsbr at thc com­ munity mcrtinuat the M E church Sunday cicnliU Thr mu-st *|>-aker is from Hie LAwell ebngregaiional church and was d former pastor in Grand Rapids. , , Mr nnd .Mrs Victor Hilbert were Lansing usiiur* FYidsv Kul HASTINGS MARKETS Mrs. Board}* Rowlader. aged 42. .nd away at her home in Wood­ land totfnehip Friday nnd was brin April 3 Mr. and Mrs Jim Wilcox. On Sun­ day they accompanied the latter to Hastings and spent the day. with irued Wedne day from a five day ritwith their daughter. Mrs. How'rd Johnson, and husband at Kdla- d Mr; Roy Douglass •Acry Sunday guest* CARDS of THANKS Mr and Mrs. Francis Gorham ■ ;nt Thursday afternoon with the former's brother Charles and wife at. Dowling. Thas: Wilcox of Orangeville called Thursday at the home of his broth­ er. Jim Wilcox. Mr. nnd Mrs Harry Dunn and children were in Banfield Tuesday to attend the funeral of the for­ , mer’s nephew. Roy Dunn, son of Mr. _..a — x . .Friends here extend sympathy, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Havens nnd children visited from Friday till Sunday with her irnrenu. Mr and Mrs. J. D. Hoard, near South Hav- anvtr.ifig •S'Oukl ma it. CHARLES H. LEONARD SOITH TH0RNAPP1.E. peri tllng Mrs. Ben Parks returned iwme Tuesday from Wayland after spend­ ing several days with her mother, Mr and Mrs Chas. B' Johnson : were callers Sunday afternoon ot : their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wlerfnga, and family west of Middleville. They tho Llzrte Stimpson. and son. Nelson stimpson. We have a large assortment of the finest quality and of high germination. SPECIAL ATTENTION is-given to Lawn Seed Mixtures. her Era . ot Grand Rapft’ard Eta ay of Hastings day visitors at Roy Erway s Haven.* and fajnily were Carl Ricker Monday evening to help st R.*bcrt McGlockilr.'.* :n Mrs Ricker celebrate her birthday. I Qnnday. obll Wallace Feed-Seed Store granddaughter. Mrs Beatrice Dunning-in Drtton'cxme Sunday to stay the summer with her daughter, Mrs. Floy McDermott. at this place. I � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-04-05.pdf 29102cbdca73b78f94c8349473ffdbc0 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR CAPITAL NEWS.I -----IN AND ABOUT THE LEGISLATIVE HALLS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, APRIL 5, 1933 10 PAGES Charlie Parker Answers Charge M1V HOT* |U CTJTL In A rtirln of nf the tho Banner Rannnr l,l"L.U_UL. In ^norinl Special Article States That Door Kickers Were CITY BANK REOPENING for the Day Exceed, HEIM MM Deposits ed Withdrawals, Which NUMBER PAGJES lto6 TBTIBSTME ELECTION RESULTS FOB lOML FOLKS c,1^\arce°nlteocf taxes DEMOCRATS AGAIN Was Not Anticipated By Eltun II. Eaton Ordered Under Brucker Rule ’T™ S.U°°E”S As ~ advertised - — the Hastings City BROTHERHOOD TO CLOSE An Excellent Record Oonaid, SUCH USE FOR PART OF Bank aimed for bu-jm .v. Uinslng. Mich—The destitute of WITH FORD COLORED I ering the Long Bank­ A special article appeared on U» AbW.. wrcluMd Uw d«» Mas»[ WEIUrff TAX CASH l«bbr », bank ... Michigan are not going to go hun­ lobby of >b. ‘he bank was crowded QUARTETTE E=::=t-r two or wiiut they cost. But they will.", throughout the day Tlrree win-, gry, not if there b anything that front iwge of the Banner ing Holiday . - - . 7- - □urernor Comstock and nu luimin weeks ----------ago - --------- of March 22i writ- . Charlie J»aiker. Barry county, rep-' . < issue duws. instead of the usua$ two. were1 Gvvernor Uqnutock and his udmin' Up to late Saturday afternoon tf»<; COUNTY SHOWS REPUBLI­ IstaStUin .In aIVmii >» WSx^„.< l..._ heavy demand for re opened olid there were lines of folks MEMBERS MAY IN­ 'Clinton County R**pubJicun-News. City Treasurer had received about QAN GAINS AS COMPARED per rent of the taxes levied In W1TU T 1ST NAVFMgVP LIEF WORK IN COUNTY bank, opened at nine o’clock in the VITE THEIR LADIES 82 ut tin- banking leglalaUon by thr ul­ prriiioru ot conditions sit Lansing thl . city. Under the circumstance WITH. LAST NOVEMBER ----------- nionjmg until it closed at three timatum of the Recorutructiori Fi­ .w athUt H a very good record. «spedal- •, - a visit .of two days nt the alate were otdeied on AUgtk.t 29. 1932 Hope to Secure Loan From o'clock The long banking holiday am nr- 1 ■ nance Committee that no more after ;capital. All Wishing to Hear Dingers jy because there was u banking holi- pniiaiTY RAUF A DRY Among other things, Mr. • under the Urucker administration>. had used up tlw spare change folks funds would be available to feed Marshall referred to the fact that by Chattel W. Foster, former seen -! Can Have Opportunity for day for th? MX wreks alter February uuu ™ 1 ’ *5." J"‘_OQ Reconstruction Finance had and they were glad to get their Michigan's hungry unless the state-,Burnett J. Abbott, new secretary of tary uf the state administrative MAJORITY Or 239 handle on omr real money again provided money from some source ,the. administrative board. had placed board, and that the order was Corp, to Help- Out 10 Cent Admission Fee '.'ucriftced in order that the city to iirlp out the situation. Governor ,orders for 9.000 door kicker* and or­ placed with II. Jay Hayas Indus­ Supervisor L. R Glasgow, chair­ : The next meeting of the Brother­ might have the money to maintain * the bank folks were r.ur- ' hood will be one week from next tu schools and pay the county and Republicans Won Most or Comstock and Senator lx*on Caw. dered them placed on all doors. tries, Inc. of Lansing.‘Furthermore. man of Die board ol supervisor*, re..­ drawal.v: prised ut thc clave of thc day to find Watervliet m w-spaper pubiteher who To ... airrc . lv Irom Ult . arwcic . I Monday night. That will be the ceived a teJegram on March 24 statMr. Parker states tliat lite order was j l--------- , ---------------- —--------- --Mate their diare ot tax money. quote directly from tlx-d article, Their City Ticket at J-. th*- administration's leader inthe JSh ite FOR #44 LNST’EAD OF 9WW.'The; »ng ‘ha! the Reconstruction Finance" that the amount dcjiosited for the closing of th.- Brotherhood year. Tlie Monday's Voting cast was $151 17 These facts, Mr. j Corporation at Washington had re- uay had exceeded withdrawal* They entertainment for the evening will Juturc a bill that will divert to wel- .... ... r.,ii<>u* 'The newbtrancr bovs Parkc-r statex. were obtained by him- lu>rf fused w any l.™i. fand- ror iS.mpSm. nl tab n»l rxp^ irf llul »ouln l» trim be furnished by the Ford Motor IN THE STATE. _.. directly . .................. MKlw.n xllor •" ,h'' f"‘ <«< WWIbbW the’autfl Mwcieht”tn«lt,,U arc 11 U1,‘ d<x,r •‘Icketz. self from the books ot the. wll.re welfare rxllrl relief In 1 Company's colored quartette. It The election return* that were Um nJv s,bl **'rc ‘“-'UHt'd because of the influx auddor general. Ill vouch iieraon- ■ March 31. unless the state .'.hall al° would be difficult indeed to find a 'available as this Is written Indicate Muncy team this tux. as Well a*. . —*1,.- Tlu... ljuVl. bee,, ul). ally far all ol these stalcrnHiU.' Mr. mj make appropriation fur that purbetter quartette of colored singers. J"’’ *“*•,,s a^LnU ,hut ab,c “» n,ld o,“ ,rom *hal Purker told us. ;p«m‘ A meeting . wm called tor As explained last week, because. .that the democrate have swept the i no meeting of the Brotherhood was I 'Tuesday of iutt wrek, to be held at /state nt the spring election by matinu*. Much against their Judgment : the Hotel Olds in Lansing, to con­ held in March (for reasons ex-1 ORCHESTRA MEM- joriUes_ran«inr ^m JOO.OOO up. and dislike to divert the weight tux sider what slKiuld be done under tiw* plained a’t the tim«-,i. il has been iLOCAL ' LIONS CLUB SURREN­ Tlie prohibition question out mtmey. both Governor Comstock BERS ARE REHEARS. ‘ “ ”drew * Circumstances. Those Invited were decided that each member of the an unprecedented spring vote. A and Senator Care thought it best to DERS ITS CHARTER largely relief administrators of tlie; ! Brotherhood will be permitted with- > swing back to re publican Wm has not ING EACH WEEK take this action in order to lx- sprv out cost to him to bring hU wife.1 various counties of Michigan. Mr. ytt appeared in tills heretofore rock­ MISS LOUISE POTTER to get the federal aid Lhui is abso­ Glasgow, representing the Barry i or if he* is unmarried, a lady friend, Hns Carried on n Splendid , ribbed .republican state. When one lutely e.'wentiul to Michigan. to accompany him ,at .tlie supper. G. R. MUSICIANS 'of the Country's most famous highWork in AwM.ng Children ;i county supervisors, and C.i" H Os- TELLS OF DELIGHTFUL I and Senator Case and other ligisla- j later to attend the concert upA^IRT Grover Dillman. WALKING TOUR tive leaden fully realize the growing I i county, attended thia gathering. । stair;- For members and. their la-’ RdDIO I AT A I PRACTICF rn«U I ILU way ta -Mutineer*. by a novl< ^ lnC.such wwkt With Poor Vision seriousness of the welfare problem ‘ CO. ROAD COMMISSION It Is a matter of great regret that Practically every county in the dies the front part of the auditor----------Indicates thc trend. No doubt in Michigan. Hie governor let It be state was •represented, ’there being ROUTE INCLUDES OLD , mm willu?1 reserved. There will be Organization Expects to Be it the Hastings. Lions Club lias felt the general satisfaction in Michigan TAKES OVER MILEAGE known that lx* did not Uke the dras­ over four hundred present. , lots of good seats back of those re-; ! with the steps so far taken by Pres­ comjxrlled to surrender its charts r. Ready for Public Ap. tic word wnl him by Washington, FROM TOWNSHIPS Ordinarily Michigan woyld be in a TOWNS. SCENIC BYWAYS served for the Brotherhood, uho in; The financial, stringency has no' position ’ Ider.t Rooaecclt to overcome thc de­ but there wm no other course for pearance Soon to make an appropriation the galleries Anyone who wishes ( doubt been responsible lor tins ac­ ; pivawvu pression hid li%u uiutui mucli w to uv do win, with nu: the can attend this entertainment by for this putp«e. but the t > Winding Lanes Prove a Con._s a result of practice sessions, large democratic vote in this state, tion. which was definitely taken ut fund, are tied up m banks, prin-tlie reason Senator^Case. Senator READY TO IMPROVE THE . '. - • ..... paying ihe small sum of 10 cent* being h<’ld each week in Moose hall Wayne county, which formerly gave a meeting field lost we<-k. . slant Lure—Cathedral i Should anyone who is not a meqj- here, the Hastings Symphony Or- , from 100,000 to 200,000 republican ROADS-SHY OF CASH The club quit in an honorable cipally throe in Detroit, which have: i bee desire to take in the supper as ,chestra, an organization composed majority, this spring swjmg to the not opened, to that tlie state is un: Spires Add Charm ' manner, with all bills jMAid. It had able to make un appropriation fori acted quickly. „. .. , „ „ , . — well as the entertainment, he can of local music lovers, is taking defi- opposite extreme with a two to one Last summer Miss Louise Pot­ ito.id nun •aiid- IzmU Webber, of Tie-Up of State Funds in De. some money on hand, which iud welfare work do so and bring his wife or lady nite form. More than fifty amateur vote in favor of the democrats Tire The only tiling.! ter. n daughter ot Justice and been* raised to cany on its philan­ .therefore, tliat can Frrniont. lobbyist for real estate! be dune by tlieI troit Banka Causing musicians are Included in the group entire democratic state ticket Is Mrs. Win W. Potter. « former thropic work. This cash, by vote of : dealers, are providing about Uu* only .*:tate is to make an aipcndintni to! the church, ut a cost of 75 cents that has been meeting together reg- , elected. Wayne county likewise U h * members, wax ldined ove/ to Hastings ghl. who is now Dean ’ Delay in Work opposition to this plan to secure i for-pie two. Only a limited num­ ularly tor the post seven week* to rolled up a fifteen to one vote I i he McNItt law. pMted by the pre-1 money to feed Michigan'.* hungry |. The county road commission, as ■ Lloyd Shafer. Scout Executive, tor odlng Ii-Btsluture. That law. for: at Buffalo Seminary, spent iter ber, however, can be accommodated, study and .rehearse the exacting re-: against the Eighteenth Amendment, vacation in England, a country i tlw* purjKiMof carrying rm relief men. women untl children. as the numbers of the Brotherhood quirements of the symphony. lean be sti n by their Wgal notice in '‘ .this year, would make available to> she has visited several tunes.and : which gave a big start toward the work for children with defective vwthia issue lias taken over ltl» miles Ion. The IJoiv; Club had dune won’’ i the counties of Michigan half of the,' where she’ recently spent a year. ■ and their wives or latjy friends will A. A. Bifemo ot Grand Rapids, tlirqp to' one vote In the state „f to hiL.hu’ LVS whinh lon- T,1C c,u” had dune won-(automobile . hike up practically all the available Governor Comstock hns just Jet It weight tax far the purOn her latest visit she fulfilled a 1 space nt tile tables. The supper Howard Crai of Freeport. Roy against it. Even courtties that were (jxr-e ot helping them to pay the Co-1. and Lorenzo F. Maus oL carried last fall by the dry farces system Thb to the aecnnd ut five ‘XUm , vert ‘road bonded liidebtednexs. If. desire she luid always wished, to will be served ut the usual time, Chandler Hastings have been Chiefly respon- were carried by the wet* this spring, put into etfect to take a walking reducing the ofwrating costs of Un­ equal lictalhmirts of 1C8 mites each ...I^unng‘h* *?st .J‘4r tdt seven o’clock. After that the en­ sibte for getting this group together. Barry is one of the few exception*; there should be appropriated to any' tertainment will take place upstairs Mr. Bifemo is a member of the and Barry county is one ot the few Mate government. With the intro- —an average ot about ten and ont- Club purchased glasses for forty county more than necessary to re-1 trip through the Cobwolds, the The quartette will sit al tliy speak- I■ Grand Rapids Symphony Orclwstra in the state where republicans made auction by Senator Leon Cose of half miles per township each year. children who greatly needed'them-'.tire the outstanding Covert road! Wye Valley and the . west pt Watervliet a n d Senator Francis The road commlMion. now that and whose* parent;* were unable to bonds due this year, then the Gov-. England, a section she bpd n*v- ’ its.' table al the supper. . and comes here each week to direct noteworthy gains. er visited. English roads, and i Kulp of Battle Creek, two Demo­ they have thc roads are not just buy them. Il also paid the expense ernor protxises tliat the McNItt law 'the Hastings organization W COUNTY ELECTION RESULTS. , of three hospital cases, which were .be so amended that all the mopey' lanes are on the whole ideal for cratic leaders In tlie senate, of sev­ sure, on account of the state's fito correct defective vision. - received by any county, over and; such a purpose, and distances , PLECTROPHONIC or : P"“. TBW. . ,.1M B—rt U» ’11' — d.l ‘ -------eral administration bills, it is an- nancinl situation, just what they ieqiiired ‘-ing a considerbetween tlie quaint ol<T towns ( ■nquhj.'wt that the governor proposes can' do. The contract has la i n .. above what is necessary to retire' strung along the highways, arc j CHESTRA PLEASES ty. Can anyone to cut Um op< fating cost i ot the made with Brown Brothers for the outstanding Covert road bonds, can i seldom of any great length, so | ----------Vcb«.M» rehool oi mu^e .nd who ±2,. J, think of any flnei« use of money state of Michigan to down around grading of the entire 1G6 miles, the be used for welfare work.- It is lie-! Gave Unique Prorram al the »*' • »»»>*' ,h' c“m E oS >13,000,000 per year. Tills figure is crowning of tlie road, the roadbed to thkn the Ijoiis made in thelr-cam- . licved this will permit Barry coun-1। it's really a hiker’s paradise Knowing of Miss Potter’s indicate republican majoritie* of slightly under tlie amount that wua be 18 fret wide. thc possible l>»\tn to help children with defee- ty to u-'-e Kitne of its appropriation |I Methodist Church Thurs1 Eacn wveg several mcmoera ut mi . 1.1...■ CGlKTUd during the Groesbeck nd-’ amount <d money availabte to the five eyesight, whose parents could from thc automobile weight tax'this; trip we had urged her to give • day Evening ministration. The governor declares county Is only about $100 jx»r mite. not afford, in there tltnes. to pay year for relief work. If that cun lx*': B urner readers a glimpse of her I On Thursday evening at the the'^lOmu7wAU^' SoTran^ahX^K^ the coats of corii'ctlng their vision? 1 interezding exjxiienres, and last : that hr is going to maki^thi* cut hi nights to assist the local musicians. It is to be hoped that HilM work will done, then the county will be per- ' ' week she sent two letters to Mrs. ; the various state di-purtnicnU and Si„T . MI >£!.. m X .” •*•■» '*■ Sraww. bu, ilul or. mltled to borrow from the Recon­ I?«\o^nnt°« Cook, which we know w'jll be I the Institutions and that, he pro­ struction Finance Corporation, tu helis account for the rapid manj' warm read with great Interest by her '• Plectrophonte Symphony Orchestra and ..ride* fhato thTltastlnD orchwtro fri<nd* her>' poses to see t<> it that the projjyr. ^suggested in the Banner two weeks! many friends here and others of Battle Creek, to a good sized uud<J* • 3-1 the H“unB3 orcnaira , q OroV( ,r C. c Dillman, Dlllmfln for for state highhl„h_ u »urU> n*«™ doing. , officials hv<* within their Income^sth<- money. The usual -payment; hos/rruAde rover ! ago. ■ • • as well. Tiu*y are informal and divnee. The - orchestra numbered ln«7iS«rtTut aJj/Lw“y commissioner, evidently will While many associated with some from the date for the county's |mrt We hojx: it may be found that J gi.’e a picture of English towns nl n TUI lif Tn ,»n HxST.’Tta!!'**’' b'“" ,h*n 1M“ “■‘wa' “ ubopt thirty pieces and tlie instru­ of the departments and Institutions of th<* automobile license tax te IUUK LLUInlNu lu Barry county will have enough! and countryside not found in suy the governors proposal wilt overdue Just when it can be paid: ments were all string instruments., from the automobile j' lilt- usual oooks of travel. ST. IGNACE THURSDAY available bring ruin to the. stale, others who ' no one knows. most of the. state’s except the flute and drum. Thc' ty years' experience in orchestra ®n **} weight tax. wiiich comes from the Miss Potter covered one hun­ supixirt tiic Gavernor |»int to the money being th’d up in the two big musicians showed excellent training’ work and m addition is a callable ? nl* ! state, so that the Reconstruction1 dred and thirty mile* during her from, ol of 2,8 239 lOT for DMn Dean °* Daven fact that the entire- income of tlie hunks in Detroit. But it is expected Fred Johnson Received Or­ Finance Corporation will feel tliat ven-­ bj- theta director. Mrs. Edna Dole‘ soloist; George Long Smith, a vio- heard from walkiiig tour, and wc think port over Dr. Swift. state of Michigan during the admin­ this situation will straighten out and Pernber, u former Hastings resident. [it can make a loan to this county (Continued on page three) der to Send Man and readers will agree with us. that istration of Governor Chase Osborn the county will get its money. । Several of the classical selections I RESULTS IN HASTINGS. i for relief purpawi. the only criticism to offer con­ Truck to Lansing was around the figure fixed by Gov­ Whether n will be ir^ time to coni- : were especially difficult, thc pro ­ : Thc demand upon Barry county 1 Tlie total vote in this city was lea* cerning the letters Is that they DADS’ tllGHT" AT ernor Comsiock and tli^tate flour­ plete the work this year remains to gram including both classical and Fred Johnson, state highway for relief work this year has been ‘han 1900. but is milch larger arc all too brief. ished and did well ut that time. The , be .wen. Under the condttIons the maintenance man, received word ; exceedingly heavy. Tin- nppropriapopular numbers,, all of which were P. T. A. ON APRIL 13 ‘linn U4Unl vote «‘ spring elec­ I remember it from ouf Jaunt very, pleasingly rendered. state has now. in addition to the county, road commission cannot plan ! lion inadi* by the suia'rvisors sit the ,inAsLondon ----------। Hons. The state republican ticket two year* ago. you are tin.ouo.ooo income that, the gover­ a definite beginning of the work un­ man with a truck to that city for a,■ October session will not go very far ; A "Dad's Night" meeting of the h*ceived.ini the jrity an average maI something of a walker — didn't you nor propoM.*s. the income from doz­ til it lifts some idea ot when it will loud of clothing to lie talreii to theji toward supplying the need, .so the |! MIDDLEVILLE TO SEE lUaUnn PT* will be hrld In Um W'n' « » - ----- ---— ■■ — — — -ISU01.XIK3 >. Z*. Will I*.- llwlU III UIH ------ - , ,-,, Swrlntrmd.M r-----ens of other sources that did not' get funds from the slate to carry it Upper Peininsula for distribution'J county will have to have money!, I promise me then that you would ‘THF RAT AAin rANARY”iCcn*ra* school auditorium here' “* JnslnJcLon pe5fctJjfld a exist in the days of Osborn Then: ! on and how much. 1 among the needy in that territory. '(from some source to nteet the acute'jsimetimc. do the nlne-mile square I nt UA I ANU LANAnT niunday evening April 13. com-1 lead of 300 and Grow C. Diltautn up the river? Anyway. I think pcrwas no gas tax. weight tax, corp-ir- i So on Thursday. Ben Nagel took j| situation that now exists. : haps you'd be interested to hear a ■ Hastings Civic Players will pre-:ImenUM a'. 7.30 icloek. c J. Bar- >“.*>"»,,“«**»•’ “mmUakmcr • atlon tax. mortgage tax. fishing or TWO STRANGERS HAD one of the state's five ton trucks and I n,5 J®, „ | little mol so much as to lie bore­ sent "The Gut and the Canary" be­ num. superintendent of the Wood- •'“J* hunting licenses to bring in millions I to_ Lansing. The clothing that EATON DOCTORS TO BE . somci of my summer walking, for fore a Middleville audience at the land consolidated school, will live On the city Ucket. Sterling Rogers, A PLENTY OF-NERVE’ went artd niillotw of dollar* ns there is is being given by the state welfare stereopticote lecture on Yel-' city clerk received now. Governor Comstock lias made GUESTS OF BARRY M. Ds. £» u w n Thurnapple-Kehogg school Monday; ar- brief — -r—-r- r . mg with 714 for A. Lynn Brown, * department is. army clothing but is ling slides from It pretty clear that heads will come Aakcd County Clerk for Per­ warm and comfortable. Mr. Nugel evcnlng commencing a; about 8:00 T2*«-i----- ,7 majority of 434. . .. ,, sometime, perhaps. To get the sub­ o'clock. Th. Muonic orcbccr. .nd ““**'S lS“rtf- p“1' of! If his economy rule is not fol- 1i mission to Remove Stamps took his load'to St. Ignace, just nri'i a*. Will Attend Meeting Here ject really Simmered down you the quartet nf dancers will appear oh i lowing this there will be an open For city treasurer, Mrs. Nellie lowed. i across the straits. received 1360 votea to 493 for April 13—Noted Chicago should read Stevenson's brief essay the program also. Proceeds from discussion concerning the relation: Smith From Old Records Clayton Brandstctter, a majority of Tlie suggestion that this action r . ° on a walking triu. on a walking trip ot parents and teachers with young Representative Earl McNItt of the play will be donated to the One day last week a couple of be taken was made by Grover CSpecialist to E^eak I chose the country I should walk Barn' County Red Cross. people. Among the musical fea­ 868 for Mrs. Smith. Cadillac thinks It is about time that sleek looking strangers stepped into Dillman on March 14. but was just Fur board/of review. Henry Bheltures of the program will be some A large number of physicians in for the reason that it was coflnthe state remove the double taxation the office ot the county clerk. They carried out after being held up by old-fashioned harmony by. the, don. republican, 891 votes to 952 for on Michigan industries. He has in­ asked il thyy might be permitted to various officiate over at Lansing for from Burry county attended the try I hadn't seen before, not because; WELFARE ASSOCIATION WANTS TO FAY BILLS, -wolverine Woodbuzzerti” and a Ills democratic opponent. Dan Walltroduced a bill in the house which go into the vault for the purpose of sundry reasons. as mentioned in last reufilqr meeting of the Eaton Coun­ it had been especially recommended a majority of (11 for Wall­ ty. Medical Society last Thursday. for walking. I walked alone and j The Hastings Welfare Association group of songs by tile Hastings male dorff. would repeal. If iiassed. the corpor- finding and removing tiw stamps on week's Bunner. dorf!. Dr. Frederick Kidner of Detroit with only a rucksack for luggage., p, desirous of paying all outstanding double quartet. For justice of the peace, Andrew old records there. Evidently they gave a very fine talk on fractures that is. a rucksack on my bhek and j bills. Please take your bills and redares tliat industry can no longer’ liad their nerve with them. Matthews 1074 votes to 743 for HICKVILLE TWINS. a cane in my hand Sometimes the UNION GOOD FRI ­ and demonstrated the use of plas ­ quisiUon slips to Miss Florence pay this double burden and that it The records in tlw- clerk's office Maurice Foreman, w majority of raincoat was .i«>«*av inside mv the bag and Campbell, at the Hastings Commer­ ter icr in In treatment iieuiiiK'iii- royucuuia Physicians ui of Ea-J cat-, **•••**■*'*** Carlton Center Grange hall, AprilI 332 for Matthews. factories arc to continue to operate have been accumulating since Barry DAY SERVICE PLANNED ton and surrounding counties haveyome times on thc back, so it hardly- cial Club in the Stebbins Bldg. 13, program at 8:15.—Adr“ !" ‘ti'be County was organized m 1837. In: For supervisor of the first and been invited to the meeting of the counts. I had cogitated about |>awd TTii- connr,Uon Ux law ,,,e rotln, o, m,,,, docum.nl.. fourth wards. Wm. L. Chase received Dean Eugene Davenport to Barry County Medical Society, here, where I should walk and had bought wa, puH-d lurk In Ihr day, ar pros- tlaw p^,, p^p,, 534 votes to 514 for Wm. J. Field, on Thursday. April 13. 1933. Tlie; (Continued on page *even> peril, -ten Mkhlxan needed nun, Meral l.w.FSnln-d In be Give Address at Pres­ a majority of 10 tar Chase., ' s]x*akcr is to be Dr Henry Bux- j • ------For supervisor of the second and -lamped. Probably »me o< ipom byterian Church baum ot Chicago. Dr. 'Buxbaum is' K. OF P. TO STAGE AkhoukK- rtrn building, were Ion, >n. „,u,Wc. • third wards, L. R. Glasgow received SHOW FOR WPI FARE The union Good Friday service from the Clinic ot Dr. Joseph De ago completed, the tax has been ]t.CIorB would probably be glad to oHUVV FUn WtLr Ant continued on from rear |o of year tn to wmr year and [My will be lu-ld al the Presbyterian Lee. and u a specialist in obstetric.*. majority of 388 fur Glasgow. He did not. |mm ,h. K or p diverted to other purposes than those ever value these old stamps may church beginning at two P. M.. on Tl» 1.1k iUI be nln.lr.lrf xxn. n,»On the city ticket Mrs. As a result the writer was left — — - — ■- — .— Rogers.--------“Kitchen Economy" D o for which It was originally intended.1 ■ have belongs to Barry county and Friday. April 14. The Rev. John W. UOU >)lctures, . ! wrestling show Thursday evening out on a limb.” It is not a very-‘Smith. Matthews and Cha«e are re­ Kickers — NOT the | arc to be donated for the continua­ —, ,, ,. .‘not to rftrangi-rs with unlimited Kltchlng will preside and Dean Eu­ pleasant experience. The best wc i publicans; Walldorfi and Glasgow HAD A BIG SALE. The University of Michigan and ncnT gene Davenport is to deliver the ad­ tion ot thc free noon-day luncheon can do is to correct it and put the i ttre democrat* . . “ New Deal" Kind The largest single day ’ s sale of tlm Mlchlsan Bl.le Oollwe «e Mpunneemo,,. ,p« ,i„„£tr> dress. The music will be in charge welfare work being carried on by blame belongs-on the Re Re-1 ne where it belongs —on thc -1 f’or aidermen in the various ward* By 8. L. Marshall. tUH «» ”> dr.«m euu In U»p ,p, v,uU ,nll of Mrs. pitching. It is hoped there automobile license plates in local thc Hastings schools for needy chil­ publican KI’l'CHEN ECONOMY ad- ‘inc he vote ■*** was im as luiunra: follows: .irpr.mrl.tmn. The bill, now In n[mnu, |h„u,p ,p, „,Q. may be a good attendance at this history occurred Saturday. Mort dren of Die community. Thc show Door kickers! 1 First ward—Archie Relckord, reministration. Hill, who has charge of the sale in Il was our first cXiierience with Lm rS aS! i.’.nlS 22'I*1* W K “ <“*’ Good Friday service. | publican. Tobias, will be arranged by Farmer Nick of Oh well, manufacturers put rub-1 publican, 338.. and *Elroy ” this county, had an assistant all Jars from the Michigan Slate Col- umuu.pd door kickers. 'd~.c=rai. 1». / S ,, . Battle Creek, and the Pythian com ­ bera on lead pencils, and hotels have • democrat. 153 / lege and considet ably over a nUllton | NwllMS to that County CUrk 1 NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS. day, and both wen* busy making out: And how' they do kick! | Second ward—E. E L. Sente, ftenLi, repubrepub­ iiujts under the cuspidors. ,nr um. ■».>. '"‘*1^,* “ra °' the plates, iron, from the time u. the bank i -kill ^ tatnSi^noi‘ hu A “firI**1 re,us*‘1 1*™^“® They come right back and kick lican. received 340 votea to 347 for Authority has been Mteeived from i^r of^dlv^ nen hSh! cha»“’ ”° h“d n0 dwnce t0 d° the Comptroller of the Currency to opened at nine o'clock that morning i C3toePtiunaI interest. you in Die face. . । Do you remember:. Frank Hooiun, democrat, a majority until after tour o'clock. The num' ’ ’ ” ber of dajs ago memben of both t.. (j^nUBC uy, records. SEEKS PREFERRED CLAIM. < Two weeks ago we said that Bur- j Daylight Government—the war ---------------------------------------pay Trust Funds created or accepted ber of plates sold was well toward' the Jwuse and senate have been ‘ Q w Mrs. Mabel Welcher, guardian Of nett J. Abbott, secretary of the State i cry of six years ago. Third ward—John Wclasett. re­ since tlie banking holiday and to 400. flooded With requests not to make GOOD FRIDAY SERVICEconUnuTthe ”7?U«TotHepting her daughter. Myrtle Welcher. has! Administrative Board bought door! Then came 1930 with its campaign publican, received 177 votes to IW such drastic cut* as proposed- But, Everyone Is mor.t welcome to the deposits only in trust. Buch deposits ■Titr Kivr. i virremv filed thc necessary papers to moke kickers for Job seekers to kick. of KITCHEN ECONOMY-door for Harold Newton, his democratic democratic and republican leaders | Good Friday services ut Emmanuel must be held in cash or on deposit One of the notable ninu of the her deposit. In the Nashville State That wm untrue. It was NOT kicker economy, if you please. opponent, a majority of 3g foe Waisv«cTtmn"ffr^ Bank' M Suardli‘» ,or hcr cldld. a Mr. Abbott of the NEW DEAL Demnow we;are experiencing a NEW declare that thewe two schools as church. Friday. April 14. For cen- with the FederalReserve Bank at ve?r well os all the other state instltu-, turies the hours between 13 noon Chicago and are payable in full on rown® According administration wlw bought j DEAL. It^tSi ,,u“?’ thc claim. MU rc ‘nato““her in'i those door kickers. Government by s—-...------- -- Fourth ward—Wm A. Bchader. re­ ,mr ng ueorge-Arliss wm win oe snown cpreferred clttlini sum of *® rcinaln5 ln < ocratlc slogan, catch- publican, receirad 413 votea to ttl at the Htrarul ThMUr here Sunday ... ..“.. ------------- ---,o h . " credlt ... . “ n WAJJ M| _ cnanra charlM w Foster. | phrases phrase and and baliynoo. balljffiOO.>. be reflected in the tax bills of prop- thF Eplsco;>al church, to commrfny — ■ -----* ------------------1 'and Tiw rfavta tatato t! ' C N hv,Ue WAB Mr w. rarer. | II for H. J. 3. FTeeiana. Freeland, demo democrat, —---------a im* ........... — venlence of our customers and is a tand Monday erty owners. 1— ------------—**- Passion — *— —with —- a - temporary arrangement, to be con- ^nbtaa 'murh <j the draX* 8Uflrdlan Hw bank te now m the former secretary of the admlnlscompared with these recen t jority of 110 for Bdtader. orating our Lord's “ Jr.^Dteraeli" the Intrekibm lands ol “ rccehTr Th** ^noney tratlve board, under Wilber Bruck'events, the administration ot one! c*n be seen that Jihite fapobspecial service of devotion. ------- -* — ••• the —Comptroller of the1 .tinned until Reduction from $5 a day to $4 per me sparanng com rwTKn represents, so she «*> claims, thc «=«««>■• child's cr's *«•»' KITCHEN ECONOMY adnun- Alexander J. Groesbeck Is a restful licans won the majority of the atI Currency shall determine such other uuraen wimwm “’ ” “* lnc f fhar*' ot compensation paid. istrauon. day for tlw pay of supervisors white r -tnA!YN°l,NCE1!fBN7:- . spot for tired eyes on Michigan.* po- j nee*, party hne*. were not olOMly 1 services as 'we may render to this d?< i0.1 J11? which are plays that Mr. Arliss has by thc gwenimcnt to i>er late hus- * attending meetings of the county I will sharpen aryl adj tut your CJtnmunl.y litical picture. Alex was not always drawn. The city gava a majority made famous. •band, — who * served in the World war, boards is provided In a bill that has lawn mowers for 50c during April. HAg —■" NATIONAL BANK. Mr. Abbott and the present state popular, but there was u minimum I of 113 against prohibition. HASTINGS met with thc approval of the senate. so bring them in. Also prepared to —Adv. , on his compensation certificate. The administration are entitled to an of stage play and fol-de-rvl when1 Tnwmno ■mhum. AN APPRECIATION. do lathe work, m bring in your re­ case will undoubtedly be brought up apology, and wc herewith tender it he was on tftc job. Tlie legislature has made legal the pair jobs, let us live and tel live. Result* In th* To all who gave mo their loyal at the .... ------- --------। witlxs,*ll sincerity and humiliation. present term of-- -----court.. FEW FEBMITS GRANTED. iMiiance of scrip by munlclpaltlcs —Adv. F. B Fleming. Phone 3556. I support on Monday. I wish to ex­ I Perhaps n country weekly news________ , | J. C. Cleghorn, . the state trooper * .... other day to clean up the Guardian that desire to use it to pay their I press my sincere thanks. I will do One surprising HIM. Jjwjicr Union group bank Dana ineo». paper cuiwr editor iuw has w no uiuu«-~> business ■*at-ji ueuxMt Detroit union meat. obligations. Thc bill while intro,— 25c CHICKEN SUPPER. । r——- . to Barry county . to consider , my ____ assigned best, as heretofore, as City Barry cettnty has the unique dis-1 tempting to write about state at- That, likely. W the tougheet Job in duced primarily'to help Detroit will; Quimby L A- S. will serve chick- permit* —*-*»» for carrying concealed Treasurer. Unction of sending the only dry fairs. If he docs, he should be sure the wKni*. notion ot vrtehioan'i car HIad whole ni of Michigan'! garbled -.-..-j •Hastings .for “ »•! — benefit any community In Michigan en supper Thursday, April 13—Adv. weapon*, visited that! —Adv. Adv. Nellie M. Smith, delegate to the state raUficaUon of his facU. banking picture. Il is natural that that desires to print Its own money 3 wks. purpose on Thursday. Only twenty: -------- ■ «♦»--------------convention, in the person of Dean From what we believed to be an instead of using currency. ------------; permits have been granted since No- i MANY'THANKS. Eugene Davenport. The other nine- entirely reliable source came thia . state . . department ,——----- . of .... ... acceptNOTICE. A number applied for i! the I wish to who exoress my gratitude to ty-nine are ’‘all wet.” Barry county - door kicker" information. We The education| Will sclwol scrip in ex- ivamber. them were turned who down, because friends so kindly voted far has every reason to be proud of quizzed our Informant carefully and Whan we FMched the Capital Ctl»i will no longer have anything to say change for merchandise. they could give no teglUmate re«-|me In Monday's election/ "1•— “ C7—— r,” ----„ , -u -- u-■ r*an D*venP°rt “Vi what he stands ' he satisfied us iie jcnew what he was we found the Legbtalure adjourned (Continued on page four) 1—Adv. B. A. LyBarker. loons for carrying firearms. ' —Adv. •" Archie W. Relckord. . for and h<a stood for al) his life. : talking about. T (Continued on page lourj | SWEEP MICHIGAN « r,«;:• 10860564 . HIKE THROUGH RURAL ENGLAND HAST NGS SYMPHONY GW TIKES FORM !OUNTY SYSTEM ,__ .______________ „ Legislature Plays Politics While Welfare And Work Relief Wait �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 19M PAGE TWO GOLD IS 1 iLAlLfl FYPI1 IILU NFR IMF RIFW ™ E^SS* Election Results HOARDEDSTILL ROLLING IN IIL HLVl l’>‘*ng like a dictatorship But the ----------------------- ----- .--------------------Qu<*Uon lv How e,M’ cftn *’• ,wIp -■Kriculture. except by sum- such Un VI nr lir nil I i,Jan **,hu’ 'nd ,f 11 ‘hal1 fralh nil IILLILI UILLhcIp It IS worth Motng. The Presi­ dent frankly states thaf he doesn’t PROCESSORS WILL PAY know whether hu bill will do it or< ; not; but he is willing to make t hr THE TAX TO RAISE THE experiment If congress will’work with him. j PRICES OF PRODUCTS Mr. Ketcham explained the pni! visions of tiie bill, by which thc PRICE LEVEL OF 1910 acreage planted'to cotton !» to br IS AIM OF PRESIDENT reduced 3 The effori ____ ■ nr 1D II DC ICC Dill VI WATERS (Continued from page one) Total of >503,000,000 Re wnns plains In the 4th ward was responr <-»/->* r Mr lire ilbIe lor fr*e »K’jn‘oon c‘n AaLzvAL, /VAa.rrJ J The Dowling Cemetery Circle will ' ..■■■■— meet at the church basement for . dinner on April 13. Thc (allowing I The Welcome Aid will meet next ladle* are on the committee for i Thursday. April 13; at Orange hall »*• Willard Ickes. Mrs. Tom ------ -------- .------; Johnston. Cora Mack. Nlcca Mack­ LARGE CROWD PRESENT Mis*. Bernice Wood underwent ar.. Under. Mrs. M. J. Manning. Nettle AT MEETING HELD ON i operation *“at Pennock ‘ Maude Mott. Grace Miller. hospital on* Miller. Ormsbec. Lottie Onnsbce rind Sunday night and is doing us well Mina SATURDAY Blanche Powell.—Mr*. Blancije | a* possible Powell. Bccy'. Don’t fail to take advantage of, STANDS SOLIDLY FOR McCall Bro,5 Easter special on » vmNFY SlVER STATE ECONOMY m. cm pnj>pttil>. w„ „ lu HO MOM Assyria—Wm Strain, R , turned to Government ' Bratlmorc— Leon Moon. D. Since Feby. IS Barry—Morse Backus, R. . CLOTHES SHOP Sihce the ordet wo* sent out from .Carlton—John U*bome. D Washington demanding, that those Castleton—S. Wilbert Smith. I. Hasting*--Bimic McIntyre, D. own gold‘or gold certlflCBtos cxHope—Ed penncls. D. chlmgt them tor ordinary currency •mj that tiic gold or gold certificate' Irving—Wm McCann. R. might be returned to thc federal re-1 JoJInMown—Allan Hyde. R. serve banks, there ha* been a con-1 Maple Grove-John Martens, R. .dderabie -activity all over the coun­ Orangeville—Bert Brown. R try in digging up and putting back Pruirievlllv—Newell Barber. R into banks gold and gold certificate* Complexities ot Government Clarence v. Klnne n^ufned from l’',c’’ybody and everything encountRutland—pluses Stutz. R. Ex-Cong. Ketcham Explained from 38 cents that had been hoarded. Since Feb­ A,... Arbor A.K..F la.r vuKm. l.n. fwUnt IA as In January' Th irnwffpi^*Julian Pott*. D.« Ann last *r^..,ra.4n,, Thursijay ...V where he I'rrrl cred KMUamMrl seemed II, to point to 111*0,* new Utlll and Provisions of the Pfesiruary 15. the amount returned to the Make It Impracticable to [underwent a very serious operation. farcin*tlng ways of simding money. ...m — .m .. ...! ■' Woodland—Glen Wotring. R. January 1B10, by It vyin^ .< rax iqian • Yankee Springs—Albert L. Graves. federal reserve bui\ks throughout He u getting along tine, only very dent's Relief Plan . Out Expenses Rapidly Now that times are dilfereiit. raid the country has been 1503.000, (KM> in tlie l>toi-«toi»». that is uiwn-thf flmtr R, ‘ Rep. Vcm J Brown of Mason was The expeited speaker for the Ro*.mm,, ami using «» thhi mw ‘ ruuiuifi ——vmtnva .• gold and gold certificates. Tlie yel­ . mills, and mdng inc the jinwru* priWi’vite pf Hastings C|ty Charles ictiuhu Leonard. Tl» A.UM, F. T. A. mil «... .» ,"1' ““l. W"1" tary lunehaon Monday noon faded tax to pay fanmi-. whatever dll-'mayor, W. A. 'Seliader. president of low nuta) und the paper representa- guest speaker ut a well attended '■ to arrive. At the last minute un tcrenc*, thirv may be ueiween Ixlwcen the council. W_. L. Chase, First and t.ive of it continue to flow to thc meeting at Welcome Grange hall lu< MH <■( (M >«.. TOutoW. inc the, tne.ci ,on — — Saturday, ...-----which wn* »;x>nsored April 6. A pot luck aupper wilj lx>, way* and mean* of saving money, appeal war made to ex-congn-OAiimn #cjudl price of wheat and W tht’ 93 1)3 Fbilcih FYidri. wards.* Lemuel R, Glasgow. reserve banks. ai lUllMU to fill in. ry.hjch r-IM- ,, >1, rerved at seven o’clock The Coats That’s why the’ recent introduc* Ketcham he ...I, did. (.elJls U.hu,{-, h (irlri. atm<-daimed ht. Second and. Third waNh,. tuu Re-, The ____________ __________________ two Hastings banlds have %ent by Hsrry Pomona Grange and open w« at. Seton M.. dtouia^tha fann relief lexu.................;. ----------. . . a ------------------------------aboul . a.. . . . . . to all who cared to attend. The Grove t> r A. will furnish tlie protlon o( a mg^airc househuld clccH<? dUcus-wd thc farm legis- This compt-ivatmn nil who 1..^ wJi only be paid publicans and two Democrats. latum which has pawed the Hwm w „ farmer, W iIU agree to Irer.. meeling drew representative listeiw listen- 8«rnni rnm . • 'trie refrigerator lh.it use* no more io W11CI wheat who . . T„WMhlt,. S20>000 of gold and gold certificates meeting a; Washington and is now being >t ;>5 per ers from ----- annual meeting of the South-, current tlian an electric light bulb tr ~ ail parts of the county. ;Hu* ’.JThe Every one brand new and roiuidered by Sire M-nate. _ Iiu. jnncrvnce the cMItnate being conservatively placed east .Rutland W C T U. will be ha* proved such u iiensathm. nc. erru. aw1 ana tne mnerence between Dctwecn tne BuperVtaor. Wm C. Strain. R; ... offered you at He said then- coult! iciuld he-n-3 be no douhr doubt ,.c - roh(in 1!Hn UIU( t()U, thI, clerk. Albert E. Jones. R: Treasurer, |ut about 150 held Wednesday. Ajml 13111. nt the cording to Tlie ■Consumers Power .mereenev legula* i.-^la- V(4, U|H (mld only to |he WaU<,r aianton. about its being enseigt-ncy Slanton, R; Highway Comi Tlie program opened with com- Goodwill church. Pot luckdinner x’o . local dcaier tion. The problem before congress ..rn pUujters who co-operate ■ with mis*itmrr7 mistianer; A Bd. „off ‘ J. Sylvester. ’D; v tih munlty singing after which Ray will lx* served at noon to Which all"Housewlvts and head', oftpini«- "Hou to bring farm prn'iwritv?" •Ju' government, Matthews of Middleville rendered a are invited -Mary Waters, Pres* |Uc»*|w will do a IJlllellguring on j Review. J. ' Cole. R; Justice. Albert There w real anxiety to do this the piano solo, respofaling to a hearty Slipt -. costs will find. {present- refrigeration Mr. Ketcham stated that another Fniin. R. same a» wa» cv ident three years ago ro!!?*ed McCall Bros are haring anoliier' tliat this new Prigldaire wilt •■naul. Baltimore Township. j. proviswn of !!•,<• bill, which struck ----------- n‘"’ numbers by tlie Welcome Mole 30c cleaning wdal on Monday and them to effect' houwlmld cconum.v.. All styles—all colors—and lu. Supervisor. Leon Moon. I); clerk.; ...him us revolutionary. Is the ragrec­ acted did not work out sathfactor,hc> ‘o0 responding ^0“° Tuesdav Udiis’ dre^ws. coats and previously uniie>rd ut." ' mem it contains by which the gov-j Ou, ----- Jones, D; Treasurer. John Blr-j EXHIBITS AND BUILDINGS sizes from 34 to 48. ily ' ■ • . ARP WriNTiPRPriT anti ' neon -uit*. Mtn* suit.*, lop coats’ and ". Highway Commr., Floyd, Thc President is thoroughly con­ ernnun) will inter into a contract man,. D; AKL WUrfDk,nr UL AJiU Mrs. Grave Colvin, whose ability nats cleaned and pressed 50c Cush ALLEGAN IT'BI.ISHERS IN ~ R; Bd of Review. Prank vinced nf the fart th.it the surest t.i pay the farmer so much per acre Garrison, INSTRUCTIVE ‘ a reader f. x> well known, fa- nna tarry - Adv BL’SINEHH FOR 61 YEARS. if .in* will agree not to cultivate thc Van Syckle. D; Justice. Lcn Os-; [vorvdu* with a humorous selection. . u,r v.»,ra » >» >»>r Edwy C Reid, publisiier and have • ■"“! !or ”"‘ch 1,10 "n“l !?““> “ I wald. D. Pomona Lecturer then introduced day. Pa-vscrsby noticed a blare In one of the oldest active new.-.* > sound, pro-sa-rou* agriculture That |lll’,d , Th,;’ !*’’|ns. Mr Ketcham, Barry Township. HUGE ELECTRIC BLDG. Mr. Brown, who preceded in a very the roof ot ft F. Chidester’s home a imiiermcn —for chilly spring days. They in Michigan, has lux' cannot be unless farmer* can get «««• »*>«■ «» are here in tweed and gray ilttie before nenn and gave th# celebrated the aixty-flrst anniverfair PGOM for their product*, so There are many, including binds has no windows 'p“i,X and tan twists. Beautifully ithut JJiev can again become buyers farmers oruaniratlotv. win; be- vi.«or.'Morse Backus; Clerk. Vernor R.„„ T o, concerning Michigan govcmmfiital ijs-srs? ETiX" that Mr. Reid Will live to <i ;uf otoet goods and products n‘,*r ‘’’t* b "n unnecessary provi.- Webster. Trca.*urcr Mrs Kate Bur- Beam Ol Light From the Star pi,>bi,.nv, as he Ila* through ob^ r- ' tailored and cclanese lined, at Taking ’he >««•'' ’« I»I4 «> wl’*eh *'» corruption ’ vntlon and invcMIgation. acquainted limaU ilSurra- A >1™“ ,lr* the many more Almilsr anniveiKirn: dick; Highway Commr.. Mason NewArcturus Will Release ------ — J ---------•the bi-C1.* upon which to figure, and etc. Ketcham stated that, it lie ton: Justice. Peter Lelnaar: Bd. cf hinuelf With them. ■ tfA'iS X culling all price* existing a: that npr. .-rnting this district in Review. Otis Lawrence: Constables, Electric Power > He Aland* noldidiy for economy, so ■ time as loo fur purposes of com- Washington at the .present time, William- Perrin. Vere Williams and There are some interestuig things iar as consistent with-good govern­ parison, it is found that in 1932 knowing the?condition'oT faymen Leon Doster. < I connected with Uie "Century of ment but believra that ixxiu e >1 the wholesale prices of 40.000 com- °* h<> J1'*’? »>“’ ‘hat thl* bill, if *ucProgress’’ which will be put on in tlie complexity of government it Carlton Township,. mcdi'ies now. average from 95 to c‘-v-f'H.’*>11 give io Michigan farm-; Chicago beginning June 1st. con­ would _l« both Impracticable and »*. 93 K--ent* ......na bushel Sii|»erW*or. John Usborne. demo-' 103 as compared with the too bfUe ,cr‘ ft cluuice to get Hastings, Michigan • Telephone* 22H-2557 ' tinuing throughout the sunungr and imjwMible to return to the lower ieai. and the wuHbcrn southern crat. 184. hati no opixisltion; Clerk. fall. their Ahrat. To (he Man W ho Need, of 1909 to 1U1I. But wheat com-; . ’ cost* pl earlier years; that we pared with .that period, in January planter to • Thc building* are marvelous, won- '.dioulti not cut to> deeply, lest re this year, represented uiiy 34 p.-i ’ *’H Week of April 9th—SUNDAY and MONDAY cent, rotton 45 per cent; dairy prod­ » He npoke „_.T of two 1 •*£. r’ group* who belie, nets 60 per cent and poultry 56 per. country cjnnot have ,>ro<,>..rity un- lid of Review. George Robinson. D. S. —Our made to order depart­ those who afr backing the. enter-; fit ffom government unlay, viz If you want a spring tonic to get rid of your care* til pr-' iK-rity shall return tj its al; Juallce. James Bowler. D. 17. prise have paid every bill as it be- tluve who are home owner* wiul ment will fuinn your need of and troubles you could not find a better prescrip­ ot farm products stood al about 49 Ca-ileton Township. . caine due and have met all their tuapdym. and tlu>*e who Invest their * perfect tilting suit, made in­ There can be no doubt that the while other products stood at front tion than to spend two enjoyable hours and see Sd|>cniM>r. S. Wilbert Smith, Ind.,- contract ubligaikKu,. For five years .saving* In n«n-taxable ixiw< :Muris purchaser* of flour and cotton . c.v>d* dividually by hand, ut 95 to tei as compared with Hie ion VO majority; in:,inrWV’ C-t^rlr Unnrv Reining- Ithis ills *Xwork ’Ark hjfc aild ilC Bcl^VC1' tliat U prOJXTty tOX and hear the peer of all English speaking stars— 150 Clerk. Henry has been tn in nrnUTOa* progress. ba*c for thelyears 1909 to 1914. For boule! really pay the farmer. Bat ton. R. 5; Treasurer. Adolph Dau.se, Povlbly our readers will be intcr- should lx- retained for certain pur1910 the farm income of this coun­ if that win rcstoa' pro^pdWty to Jr. I, 91; Highway'Commr. Frcel ested in one ol the buildings knbwn agrteultiirn. it will be worth the , try was over s 12,'MX),ooft.ooo i„-»st Garhnger, I. 96: Bd. pf.Review. Bar- tus the "Electric Building." Tills is ~n a 'nominal but preiwrly harnmed dropped to less than StifiOO.- price, il'- it will re-tOTr guying power mammoth alYnlr. has.no windows in tax should la- iin|MXs«d, t|un they to IO per evut of »ur impuliition , it. All the light* arc fumislwd by too. ahould bear a share of govern- < term. Ernest (i. Smith. I, 65. ' ; Neon electric lamjvs. which make a in-ntal cost. 1 Our new*, events are up to the minute and there is a line EARL COLEMAN IN . brilliant Illumination. . For more than an hour. MrHardibgs Township. On thc outaidc walls there will be Yoh Arc AFu’dvs AUTO ACCIDENT 'rlle U'll Demo*rat ticket wa^' u ven bank.’, of green and blue elec- Brown held an Interested gudiewv. ■ . )iinuii*. wc; v trie lltthu from lung glass uiImv., so touching itpc n several problems con­ elected Ill in r(.i-u:i|<» Hastings iih township, country Welcome Herd fronting us and we hti|>c to some­ His Car Rammed During a «« informed, headed with Birnte' arranged tiul they wUl represent a time , is stated 10 Cent* to All TUESDAY lune him vLdt us again. .•Intyre. supervisor. Other officer*'.stream of running water, apparent-: Heavy Fog Near Green­ Another reading bv Ml*. Colvin. r. Clerk, Jack O'Connor; Tress-! ly flowing up hill, then dropping ville Friday over a precipice in a beautiful wa­ Tcj<-. a vocal aqIo by Chas. Hauser, ••uw. Allen McDonald; Highway terfall. The Illusion !•> made.more! (Mnnir. James Crawley: Ju-tice,• nearly perfect by thtf“ fact tliat 'who rcapontkd to a hearty encore.’ CLOTHES SHOP and % stunt—tungs cut in jig saw Harold Siucum. ; steam arising from the big [kk>1 of fashion uni! assembled bv three Hollywood on Parade and Rough Sport Hope Township. •vater at tlie foot of the • fall*" re­ | mixed quartette*, ’completed thc at Ni- i inogram. after .whlrh a short tauri­ Si'perviMT..Ed. Pcnnc'ls. D. 77 ma-. wmbles the mist one ....... . „VU>BV w. agara. One can stand cIo.m’ to thl* ne** rissiim ot thc grange was held. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY—Adult* 15c Treasurer Oorthm Thompj m. R. 87;. waterlali without tvuig duturta-c! by We arc pleased to’ note thc in-, Mr Highway Cotnpir Harold Reser R. any noise. creased interest in grange work That great comedy team, Busier Keaton and Snoz8. IM vf Review Burrell Phillip,. One exhibit will be that ot a hug- throughout thc enmity and hope it FOR li’iyi. MEETING. \ startling of th* farui D 17; Justice. Charles Monica. R 24. electric locomotive, which will lave zle Jimmy Durante in the laugh up-to-the-minulc, An interesting program lu* been bill ; thc amount of re*j»ijuibilH' fall term. J... to.nil v»c«::cv two and one-half ttmcs'ja* ir.uca prepared tor the Apn! meeiinu or :t place* u? i. the ccreuryof agriHuk-j* '■ ' ,s: HOLY WEEK SERVICES On thc draw- locomotive ever built. one at thc 61 sueti »AT METHODIST CHURCH ! and operated by the Chicago-5JilLate New* and Comedy complete thc bill Irving Township. waukee and St Paul railroad. The ■' ,, , . ., monster.' are used to haul train* up Begin Tuesday Evening, April Irving only ghe th- following Hu- ■ , and down thc steep grqcte.s where ■ ~ “ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY—10 Cent* to All 1 — Pre Easter Communpm Ivor William McCann. B 72 majority. Clerk. Forrest ftpehlrr, R.’ that read crosses the Rocky, the I iqn on Thursday Night Bittersweet, and the Cac.ide moun- > 5ti; Treasurer. Elver Barcroft. R. tains. Thc engine b 76 feet long.! „v,„ .... 92; Highway Oninmr.. Edward W.il-t 17 feet and four inches high', weighs• e,di*t Epwrorul church are to begin! t*r- H lOi Bil <4 tovtew. Alvin Smelkrr. R. 71; Justice. Frank Cool. 561.000jx>und.s and ha.s twenty-four i Tuo.’dav evening. April 11. a* Jhc drit’? wheels. ■ , ' ! Brotherhood •■—•* —• • And Selected Short Subj’ect* The exhibition will hr started ning The I j. hii'toun Township. juhf D;> a beam of light from v >k on ’I and Wcdncsda] B it mit ticket wa.' UAincd In .ur Arcturu*. which rwlea«>< esming-. a1 7......... .... ™.._ ahmtown u. fouowr. *U Rcpubii- me electric power that will »l«rt thrimrnt of the Lx>r^ > Hupper will be Ibd- exposition. Arcturus Is ro far away held un i'iiutsday cvrtUiui m Hu . u»n Vern Duty; Treasurer Jullu» ftom the earth th.it it■ ....... takes __a -beam light of; ■; the rm*', Thjs I* one of ! itch P”-.. Hisitway cVaiunr. Gerald in oj ugpv imut u?ny forty year* years from ’* time • - - • ,«hd - mad beautiful j mun the 1! •• the inr»*t- sacred Duun; Justice. Fr«*d stewn.*: Bd P ‘ of. |t leaves ............... that huge sun to reach durj s of Hu: whole church yeift'. ' Review. Sam Nay; Constable jearth. although light iraseLs at th'-iThe duuns choir will a»>i*l with thej ANOTHER BJG THREE PAYS OF Howard Woods'. Harold Hawks. CH! •inconceivable rate of 186.000 mtlfs: music. Al! are invited, whither. | meipber•> of thc church or not ' | Mtuldcfi ford Conklin and Walter Beach. Maple Grove Township. Member* and friends of the church It will be remembered tliat ar.- urged to attend Uw union Gcxxl iso’s Columbian exposition hi»i mii^osity;’Clerk. Fred Fuller.-D._ 21; ■given in 1M>3. sb that tin- beam 01 ■ Friday service rerv.... at ... the Presbyterian I THIS WEEK —LOOK FOR THE COMPLETE Etigeiie Davenport I light which Marts the Century of:church, Lean bean Eii Take Advantage and Save Money! Progress" began it* journey toward j giving the uddre*> Highway Commr. Ehiest G. LIST IN THE HASTINGS "REMINDER" the earth while the Columbian ex-:, On Easter Hundav the sunrise । '.irMltwn was in progress forty years;-ervlcc begin* ut 6.30 o’clock. wiu*,| t»t<-d Bd of Rrt|r» Rav Ostrofh. D. I Heneph’s, The Famous ;baptl*n-.. the.ltoiy Communion and! .ago. •i Frsirietillc Toan*hlp. ' recrpllon of members. The an- ■ ' Supcrvi'or, Newell Barber. R aa «r-w Vaporizing Balm “NAMEL-LAC” tnouncement is made Huii/tf any! .1, <jr .it. Clerk Floyd Shelp. Feo- CIVIC ACTORS^ SET Evellrnt for rui<f> wish they may bring their eatj 4 - HOCK Enamrl ; ■ • 44; Treasurer. OU* Boulter. R.t in noM-. throat DATE FOR PREMIER -tod h*ve linukfa*t in Hie! | ho 0Rpm>H------ Highway Commr.' A 3fle value—oneand ihevl - 35c <- I P [church parlors, thus saving tile : Ernest Morehouse. R. “ Bd. ul iar fur— 1 quarter pint for— iReview. Ernest Hall R 144; JiaRce.; Tlieater patron* ot tlys commun­. trip home and back again at I 4:;o Alber:’ Bender. R. 52. ' ity will Iumc an opportunity to .ve.[ten o’clock. At ten o’clock ttjcl .M-/U « M,<-J morning worship will consist ot bap-j Hut land Township. Ihe lu*l -^nous presentationJune d Un­ wn a A 25c BAR OF SOAP WILL BE GIVEN TO*»:VSup* rvroir. Mosg* StuU ft. 71 m i- Hastings Civic Players on or. Jura? p5 tism, reception oi member*, follow-1 <• ▼ i itvo.NK Making a Me pi it< ham: or more - Ban.* ‘ jed by an Easter sermon by Rev.,- • • • nf. . Clerk. Harry Wdliam R M; U. accmdmg t<* L E • Dl'HING THt’RSDAV. FHIllAY and SATt’ItDAV •1'rrm-urvr Burr Lanbatiah It 117- Thr«’ dates have been trntattvelv;•Dewey and music by the chorus set although some change may b-^h'ilr Al il 20 the Sunday School! (Higha.iv Commr. George Cronk R. -----vw.i I.Mih DoBOKNi: necessary later. Regular rehearsal a' i?'!21’ .*?’*” !‘;l‘ DIANA-DEANE Hygeia Strained are now being held each wrek am!** ‘■*kSn by ' 3 Can. 25C Wall Paper Claancr sufficient progres. 1ms been niudi’.so J.ri,"’ COSMETICS BABY SOAPS tliat the director* arc now beginning *;tn inc cant*.u victory, ny tin­ Each Thormipnlr Township. Prepared to retain the high, •» ia,r .uw.to u. M-U. ••! u'" "'I,' ■J-*''1: •rvijnr, Julian Polls. D. 112, 'Umi Mr. »«n.rd or»* wu>-4 ”u‘, M" T’" > L*»g* &«» p«t e* itv Clerk. Court L. Boley. H.■ :lw Cl.w Plujrr. :m. »-» ,.ua wUl Ji?-Xff!-h,7*1P M Enru«.Y“. Vic ■ •'.i■ uret Theo H. Armstrong,•■ a.-.-umr Hi- rwelm, U.K U rrhur- ? "tJ? .L' ° b wmun, V(la. — AMT ONE ^9 < V Highway Commr.. Claud Ker-; ul prampl.r. " rtor CHOICE QUALITY MEAYS' Visit Our . Busy Clothing Department Here You Will Find Dozens of Fine Worsted Spring Suits! GENfflOFMRESS OPENS SOON „— - -.- -...... J15® iTop Qoats 1 'TSO riiMM ihiailf Special Tailoring GEORGE ARLISS $35- ... “The King’s Vacation” CHESTER MORRIS WATERS “Infernal Machine” “WHAT! NO BEER!” JOAN BLONDELL -­ “Blondie Johnson" PREMIER S SALE QUALITY SPECIALS! 10c Sugar s.7X7 10 - 46c ClimaX Merkle Dustless Mop Climalene Beef Roast* >b 10c Choice Quality Kettle Beef Rib for Boiling lb. 6c Veal Roasts II- 14c Frankfurters i*. izlc Hamburg 3 Trout r,..i> ui. Lamb Chops Ibl 25c it. 24c 20c ib. 89c 19C 16c , Picnics > 4 4 Smoked ► FRESH ' J Fillets t 1Z'v-27cJ Feldpausch’s ‘/WAere Better Foods Cos! Leas’1 Deliveries 8—10 A. M. and 2—4 P. M. Daily Phone 2272 to avoid a cold. WOULD REDUCE M0- Our readers may be interested in! ' tcid I ircuct’ tree Woodland Township.* .w-hat Dr. E V. McCollum, world' IWH LIUEPlot rtto ii Uro itmiulup there were 201 . tamed nutritionist of 11w the -Inline Johns!. • • (iirtrltinni&t Af ; , — '' ' * in m in Gas flu a Tax From!1 light Rcpubhran ballot.- and 88 Hopxms Univcr.Mty. Baftlino.-.-, said Increase itent ik-mvcrat. 82 split Rcp'qb- ln ,in address before a recent ftus i-i Three to Four Cents Per ji ns and 36 split Democrat, iruur-! mg of... . th- American College of; Gallon Is Urged the election of thy entire Re- Physicians. He declared that ladt I' mcan ticket us follows — Super- c.f Vitamin A and rhe common cold • A bill >u«.» been Introduced• In the! are linked together. This means I slate legislature pro;x»ing to reduce| Treasurer. Wm. Velle; mat if your body contains plenty ofI! th j license fee. on motor cars from' Commr., Henry Hynes; Vitamin A you are not so likely to। 55c jar loo |«Minds to’30c per 100 i get a cold. iIpouiids. and at the same time in:n grandchil Otto Townsend ’ Tlie natural question that sug*jrretuw ‘ gas tax from 3c per ga|-< ' Inn tn Springs Township. arm* tueli is: What rrwnmnn common, rrti. ecu-lion to 4c per cation from Yankee Spring* notnical food is thc best source <1 • Thc Mate needs tlie money that m.aiailable. but tiwre was only one Vitamin A? Hie answer he say* income.-, from these two sources, and; nc.kH m trn- held headed by Albert mdk. If one consumes four glares lit seems fairer to place more of the I. <»ia-.' R. the present meum- dally, either u a beverage or in!burden upoh there who use the Kllswiyrll:' TreasTtm".. creatncd nwi auttp*. creamed vegetable veeeLabLe.- ' ioa<l* toads and lew. less unnn upon thnne those wlv, who nwn own] bent; Cleik, Wm Ellsworth; urer. Louis*.' Kunft: Huiiiwy custards, ice cream, etc., you will cars, but do not use them except' inert'si Coininr Henry Shively: Justice, hare enough of this priceless Vila- for ncccsMsry purposes. added to the c»rn- Giadcun Brtgga; Bd. of Review, as- min A to help guard you from cold* <! office. Wc hear' ired Meyer ------------------------------ I----CIKC IX NO. 2. ---»■♦«■------------ MatAruU reluming from thc &*ca Circle No 2 ol the Mc|hodui L A ) a much larger! NOTICE. chics Beach, near Brownsville. Tcx- 8 will meet al Mrs. Stewart Kfiltey'*! >| I will not be retpotulbte for any a*, pwy turnon the new Brownsville cn Monday evening*, April 10- The1 idebu C'Htract'd by anv<me h-u <«.- rumpikc . and w tim tlicir carl wual pot luck rupper w-ll be served! I up the ddlcreiKC be; mt tell alter this date, April 4. 1033. C. tlirouvh a I JO-foot bath io wu*h ofl -■ Members urged w *tland a three cent stamp. C. Dottune.—Adv. injurious salt deposits and sand. tend. Milk of Magnesia £ cAnl Bott!*. (or Gem Shaving Cream SuUens beards — 50c tube for— W|^C CASTORIA "Gold Medal” — I test for Bahies— 30c bottle for— Lilac Vegetal An excellent after shaving lotinn — a 31.00 bottle for —B — ■> 1 ARNICA HEALING BALVE W < V You will SAVE MONEY by paying us a visit and making u*c of the above special* on Thursday, Friday and Saturday B. A. Ly BARKER PHONE 2115 HAST1NGS, MICH. . WE DELIVER �Tnr HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1933 ! providing the High school boja with 3KE —munity Night" for Carileton town-1 HINDS CORNERS. Bunday with hl* panSM. 1 'entertainment daring tlie lull that 1 XT/M.m ;r!dp. All adults and Boy Scout* are ।’ Mr- antl Mr*. Ronald Haynes en- Mrs C. N Totaa* and took T~.:c — ' ----urgently 7"u Ir.-.-:ui -rvaih between tip- end of live j Jnoy oCOllt News invited to r come. ~ The tertalnet! Rev. Conklin and wife of .tie daughter. Marian tMC s; -jsket ball season and the beginning -------1 ti.feting ■ will with 1 Haslmg* ____________________________ °^*n .£ “h open B for Friday evening. ‘had spent the spring of Ithe track v*amwi The idea o: -u-‘-J= supper. Following mowing that, moving ptcmeMr. un(J Ml, Riracn M(rtt of cwi. iher grandparent*. the tournament originated with1’ . TROOP 71. lures will be given sJiowing tlie ac-, fon ,, B11U and Mr H11U and MflL Rennie Mott I Mr and Mrs. J. K. Tobi** Coach Hawthwne and the Interest Th.- meeting mrruny wa* W4lk CB11 called to order «vtU« »t K Kellogg Scout district visited tlwir HASTINGS BOXERS TO V ‘he ■; W. iw. TT— of. . Hendershott Creek visited tils broil in-Mio.m. .. .... _ Uulr tie •.flat it created rawly rivalled tnal by........................... grout will -be — an — mvesuture -uuir,, m Mr and... Mil. Spellman Caary. and Mrs. W l) inbui*. Mue , — — Gaodenouah . .AAturuiiu anti. an- Cainn N'xt w.n —- । jumj — MEET G. R. TEAM of any varsity sport. Approximatetor ten ten new new Soont*. Scouts. ,Thtalgymigy • emoon and also cal ltd on cements *»d- a •idtnn minute ceremony f* Bu*l8ututay. will be directed hv by Arlle Mm. C. N. Tobias - - K-riod a gunrr of capture the mating « “• »* *'"*• A.| Mr ^nd Mr, j Hustings boxers will be tested to each nighi. rind lasted over a period wui played by the bov . not Reid and Scout Tiuop Nu 77 at family. TJrx. Edith Bechtel and Mrs Clark Robhuon of tlie limit nt Oddfellows A term of abcut two weeks. The nitelid-; »urking mi kit.-s. ’ ' leauinw. daughter Thie.ra. all of Hastings. I'filed Mrs. C. N. Tobla* Thursday evening wlirn a Hum Ui.ee ut th.- game., averaged about | M.U1> dlffcIPl,t kind* of kites are Wednesday evening. April 19. thc; spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. | afternoon. , from the Jackson Athletic Club of two-hundred person* who |>aid uti ni411,. vanou* boy* Barry county Executive Board meet-1 Ronald Haynes and ions. -------------- » * • । (irund Rapids come.-. hen- far a ' ! Among The. r un- u dragon Kite Ing will be held al the American Le-1 Mr. and Mr*. floyd Tobia* of| The Philippines buv. Both thL. ycar'.y tounmient and .mw abmit 40 het in length. many box gion hull nt Hustings. A 25c aup- । Kalamaoo spent Saturday nhii.t and, Uon of about 13.000,IMiO * popuia'match *Hh tlie local leather puehloot yeaf* have proved highly oved suc-'j highly ----------*Ud*|urul areoptanc kites a* well a tew will Important f *cive«l. matImportant mat- । f , ' -------------------— r..as Jill lx per setveO. (. __ Boxing ..___tons -v.will ____not _____ have ______ manycrsitfulymwahofti- m charge are ex-|- j-freak*."----------------------------------------j ter* will lx- up Ur consideration and | more tipporiuniilc.s to indulge tsr pectins to continue them each sue*.i The meeting wn,. closed with the a large attendance is de-ured. their tiivorit.- mtrrtpinminl. Qm'xecding year htieultt.।Scoutma-.ters prayer For Hie two week-end day*. April: j 22 and Apnl 23; all Scout huder. iwon although the local -lodgo. is BILL MrCANN REGARD 1 Attorney Archie McDonald Is go- and Scoutc-s of the Battle Creek1 already making plan* tor reopening Jug to give two le-.>->us to B.>y Scout- area will Imve their final nevsion of1 In the full The Jaektott Athletic Tn tl»e Grand Rapid** Herald ot mi Ctvic* 1 lir a will b< tur Scuuu Liu- Scout leader* training eouric al Club ’ol Gram! Rapid-. jw-e-.es Monday, appeared, the fullowing who »re working for their merit Camp Ben Johnston. Sherman lake, Mime of tin- fastest tx.yv the city ha* item ol interest to’iR&ny friends in badft . The two evehing sevuon1. A fine menu has been prepared and! produced and tlx- local boy. will Ha-’.ing* and vicinity ' *111 begin al 7 30 thi* Wednesday there will be gi*xl ipeakera and an' Leave Order* for Deliveries Every Tues, and Wed. nave io <>n iii' .r «ora every, f_xsi LaBsth*, April 1—Bill Me- < veiutu; in the community room of excellent pyoefam. It i* expectedl minute nf the time. Alvo Um- fast wviuhu.u nearly 300 pounds.Uh- Ha.-ding* Natiunul .Bank. Al!‘that there will.be from 175 to 200! A»k About Our -2-7-11 Feeding Piap. young .lightweight from IXMter. Irf-o ahj po .., markable us'illtj Scouts who are inurexud should pt>-.ent at this gathering Witt., will be on hand to> trv con- anii gtaund covering ability, i* a ■ ix-ar this in mind. ' -----J. E Coryell, un an Ot- na;cbul! tja;rb-:i infield pro'Pect pro-mr’ worthy nf of Wedne.-day evening. < veiling, April 12. at at The 25.000.000 loaves of bread eat-’■ elusion with J Wednesday Mgo ta'itcr. reduced 4j<*r hayue .route in tietie-Na-.hville Na-.hvjlle O'1 v-n..-.. 7‘s'£; Tlie , ydnecd prices put'-, arc stu<iy |>y by m In4 joe league com-. Coach,6.30. .8.30. in Odd H-lfow* ett in London weekly would stretch stih wlU Lxvtm in effect enect and with anti the Heady steady jjoohn hn Kotov Kob» of of the the Michigan Michigan State State tralk luilk therewill be iicld iield a "Com- B00 mder.. irnbK ’.vrmen! in in tn. -..fu. cf .... __ believes McCann ............ .’ improvement tm nnniw-til nnancial situ,n— eue .team U ation a full hou<' 1- mnfidruUy ptayihg hi; reeond v.h ut mwid expected. Tlie program I; u , folr<ir the Sivartant Jo’** .. .. .ye.-irx ‘ , Nineteen of. age. McCann . Adam Mior. I2C. Tom Graham. j1;u. ctrtn,. along rapidly under Koto' 12*. tutelage* Never a strong hitter a< Stun Kymk'o. H9. v* Jack AJler- a freshman, tlie .big Hastings ju­ ,dmg 1*4 nior has developed !.;- eye mj that Ait Cullogun, 136, v-.. Bill James. .. „ not only htt> the ball often, but Kwani1’ ,3^’ 1 I-ouir B.u- lnml of hls attempt.- are slashing ; ... drive* through tiic infield or dv<-r Red Vandcanmrer. Ill, vx Herbert the outneHi. r, h-.«., It. ba', from oo;.et. 113. • the j,.ft ,(f Ul|. |}iuI4, \ Sporting Items New Spring Values! • Shoes for Work • Shoes for Dress • Sport Style* for School Wear Thorogood Quality Shoe* for Work. Opr Finest and Smartest Arch Support Shoe* are Re­ markably Low Priced Mens’ Service Shoes ARCH SUPPORT J]L7 Comfort ALL DAY LONG llruun or Itlark Light in Weight BABY CHICKS AU Breeds, From Accredited Hatchery Sall Kid leather* Mens’ Dress Oxfords MENS’ OXFORDS Rubber ur leather Jlerls Wallace Feed and Seed Store n»« CBfakla ML8 SMART THINGS FOR They Are Style Winner* ■Genuine Goodyear Welt* Soft Toe Work Shoes For Dress Wear HuUl With Frank Jablonski. 120. vat Pete Bar- - Physically. McCann r-. built along ia „ 3tewjSJ^7ir?ltll!SSu£)“"«r’.SS; »U.. blWNlm. ' " ' ■ ....................... ders, long aims and hu;.<'r hands Slightly bowed leg-, give him a Jack Kelli y. 159. v«. Ken Buehler. great foundation. Kotm rays that I his aHlon in completion ot a dou-! I*o Witt. 138. V! Bright, new • Mteies' Anklets Your Easter Hunt is Over! CAPES Hand Embroidered suit thc younger miss tiiro*7. from virtually iCiy porition. SILK OXFORDS OXFORDS For Work With Durable Sport .Sole* Many Color Combinations Hastings Cut-Rate Shoe Store “Barry County’s Busiest Shoe Store’’ 114 W. State Street Hasting*, Michigan HASTNGS SYMPHONY GROUP TAKES FORM Tlie High whooT* second annual ixjst-bx-.ket hall •ear.on tournament canu-to a driunatto time-.M mday night whin Edmund Howarti's qmntet defeated I<orni* BoyeV by a 13-9 < Continued from page onei score; The tlnuJ round was idayed, _______________________________ last Wednesday as .-chrduied ' but nnut who has studied in Europe and was .cxteiidcd to Monday after tlie ha* played with many leading or...» ... tied at tlw ----------..m h n. aJu{ ab:oad. Karl two ------team:,--had concluMon cho.t:. ol Wrdnt'fidhj game. 10-10. and‘ *Bock. player of, the viola, and a had al-oi knotted jhe wore, 12-1 •la at teacher of strlnacd instrument*;! , the end of the overtime period.■ — ( Ted BcytK. violinist; Joseph and j The two finalist.', named the peter Klelnenberg who play the; privihm- cif eofhpcthui with each vioU and cello, respectively 'All All of other alter they had succeeded in these men arc miincinns of great tlowninp all their opponent-, m un experience and ability. Tluy malt'? rhiuination tournament that found the trip here and back each w<ck a total ol thirteen teams entered amply ij<-«iii <- of th«-ir interest in The two trams will be the guer.ts ot music and their drain? to promote| Coach !>■» Halthorne at his Iwme the development of wranind must-' WcdtK'.day niaht ; -,d xcuup-s similar to the Havtingi , Tin. l omiiL-mm uf tiny tournament Symphony Orclirsliu mariu thesceond one of its kind that Mod of th«- members of the line­ ar with tlie object of ling* orviK*tra iiaye had little pz no experience in symphony worit. A considerable munis r ol tlie miialclqns arc of iilgh school age. Even after the brief number of practice M-sxioiu. however, the group displays a co-ordination and LW.ng that are wFcntial in symphonic work. The violin bows move back and forth in iffii- in. and tiw various division* of IT’S HERE! cult art ot blending In.their tones together. The orchestra is practicing on real classics of the xympliony; not light popular tnuyic and ja;-r It is diffi­ cult work but the group ic making fine progress and within a lew more week* i-xjxxt* to lx- ready for Its first public concert. The new Frigidaire that uses no more current than one ordinary lamp bulb COSTS ONLY SEE IT AT OUR DISPLAY ROOM TODAY Here ijt one of the most sen«ationul Frigidaires ever built. It actually uses no more current than ' <me ordinary lamp bulb! Think what that means in low cost of operation! Ami with this amazing economy there is a combination of conveniences never before found in .an electric refrigerator. . The new ice trays with automatic releasing so that they slip out of the freezer at a touch of the finger. There is extra room for tall con­ tainers—automatic defrosting—a compartment for frozen storage. With these conveniences—with distinctive new style, porcelain interior and a ftn(sh of sparkling white Dulux—wilh inbuilt depend­ ability and genuine Frigidaire quality through­ out—every detail marks this new' Frigidaire as an outstanding value. We invite you to eall and see it for yourself. FRIGIDAIRE JL A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE PLUS FREIGHT INSTALLATION FEDERAL TAX PAID !4 More Food Space The new Frigidaires are built with a highly efficient, space-sav­ ing insulation giving the cabinet smaller outside dimensions but much greater food storage ca­ pacity. • New a|i-porcelain models also on display. See them. These Super Series Frigidaires, with dozens of new conveni­ ences, are the finest electric refrigerators ever built. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY ■ = TELEPHONE 2305 HASTINGS, MICH. iWWS=K= FROCKS 98*7MS 7 to 16 yrs. line price suits herVwrof course! For it’s extremely low for such •’swanky” 2- and Jpiece suits I But the styles suit tier still more! Cape and jacket styles, silk and sheer wools I Prion! Calanc** Fabric Gloves -To aid in farm relief, it .is stated that a bill Is in pn-parattSn at Washington. whlcfi will comfiel the um« of a percentage ol grain ulmihol i in all gasoline used tor motor fuel. Tins requirement is now in force ip some European countries. It is iclulmed tliat a comparatively wtiall pcrcentAXr of grain alcohol in gaso­ line wuuld Use 109.090.000 bushels of wheat In ft* production. This would reduce thc country s surplus bx that amount and help to make a Ih-tter home market for wheat. 1 It i* claimed a reasonable per­ rentage of aicohol would not mater| tally Increase the-cost ol thc gnsoline, would make It better and result In Increased mileage per gallon. It is also claimed that it would im­ prove combustion to such an extent as to give longer lite to thc motor. OBITUARY. Mahlon Guy, little son of nd Veda Guy. was born , . 1931, in Maple Grove towniship and jia-ved away to be with ! Jesus after a few hours' sickness at ithc home in Baltimore. March 29, 1933 at the age of 1 yr., ’8 moa.. J daya. | Gary was a very’ bright happy, .lovable, little child making sun­ ' shine for all. He will be greatly missed He leaves to mourn their loss, father, mother, brother, two grandmotlu-ra. grandfather, six aunu. six uncles, cousins and many other friends. Funeral service* Friday P. M. at the He** Funeral Home, interment in the me Union union cemetery, ccmcicry. Lacey, i—z, Rev. E. F. Rhoades officiating. OBITUARY. Mis* Minnie Belie Waite, daugh­ ter of William L and Viola E. Waite, was born May 27. 1870 and died on Saturday. April 1. at six P. M. after a Jong illness She is turvived by her fattier and two brother*. Edward W. of Hasting* and Ear) of Providence. R. I. Fui neral services were held at tlie Hasj tings Citjj Mission, ot which de­ ; ceased wan a faithful member, on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. i Rev f. H. Hooa officiating. Burial I in Riverside beside her mother. Exquisitely Lace-trimmed Easter Arrivals! SILK LINGERIE COATS 4*98an<^ 49' 98® Beautiful lace* pure silk I New style*, toot AU Beautifully tailored.— of loft, wede-like fabric—easy to wash! New patterns and color combi­ nations. also plain tailored styles. make you dim and lovely! The FINEST Was to SA VET Bias-cut and straightline rayon-and-cotton Blur Beige CLAIM INCREASE IN MILEAGE WOULD RESULT Bill to Aid Farm Relief Asks That Some Grain Alcohol Be Used in Gasoline $2.98 diffrrnu combi- Black Lingerie Broad shouldered for slim height—full sleeved for your new frocks! Each has a flat­ tering way all its own I Irre­ sistible-valnts' . Dull CHARDONIZE! a* — Slips 49c Pick of the Spring Styles! Enn Size* Sire* Exira 49C 89c New Sleeve* t New Collars! AscotsI Capes! — vests! Knit, to fit always! Made to perfection! They latit ★ Penneys Own! Both I a cs quality that wear* ini Crepey Wool* Soft Tweed*! Polo Types! very well I Sites for Mfates and Wmtn BOY'S Perfect Fitting Elastic Top GOLF HOSE 255 Boys! 5 Outfits in this 5-Piece Speedy boy" Sult Coat—smartly cut I 2 Pants—2 GolT, 2 Long, or 1 pair of each I Vestover with Talon Fasten. Sweater—•pure Worsted, with Lots to pick from! 49® 98c Superior qualify Better »<ir Comfortable Gleaming »ilk* in a hundred dif ferent designs I Ger, bright, attmiivsl Smartly tailand — at itroagest material*! Men's Plain Color i Rich Cassias tree Pro-Shrunk Pre-Shrunk Dress Shirts ” �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 5, I»S3 PAGE ■ -■ I trimmer, for a large establishment of I jthat city. ’ ' Rev. W. M. Puffer. Mrs. 3. M nf 1 Fw,er- MlM ElU1 xuln and Shirley Tlie Whv at Demagogues IfS Of I CSlCruiZyiSmlth attended U» state meeting of Frank R Kent Comments. f the Epworth League1 tn Grand Rapmeans hot only that the banks iiiall ■ ids yesterday and today. be sound, but also that they be pro(j TEN AGO TODAY. . YEARS ----------------------I Edw. DeGroot and Maurice GrtgasrvtXTV SKVffirntntJB (pfted against raiding by panicky OUT-STATE BITTED It j Up to the Public. TOWARD DETROIT. Miss Co.utr.ncc Stem is home!bv wenl Benton Harbor yesterHsttiars, depositors or hoarders. We need nafroin-st. Mary’s school. Knoxville,;day..** *9 thp »l9tc question to - — ---brttemcM toward ; An interesting . Considerable —------.... - -------tlonal la^s to govern all banks. At ty.jrttt , telRC# 4nd financial lead- Mder in connection with government Illinois, for u two weeks' vacationbeing held this--week. Mif.-es LouBe and Elva Buhop re— —— ■ - there ----the proent Ume wv have 49 differ. . out-siste in “ why •M> frequently W1U **' auc’ ent rets or renting uws-one ror of a..y P i«ur turned Friday from White Pigeon I Tlw <** cnurt accompanied by their cousin. Kath-1011 nrxt »«* Thursday, each state and one for tin- United frc,m the targer <’it;'-s. «n-,xvially De- ,na,1;.i;c--fcudominate the state of erthe Sisson. i April 13. States. Nothing could be more 'that, ii-i that they have been vic-j LA1(1i*flffuwlth the rulhlesMVas of MBs Goldie Benham returned! Mrs Clartnce Young of Allegan fHIlFR MOSl ab*md. The first step in the Pre:4- fimlred by the urore-tipulou.-, andian Adolph Hitler: ivow was it tliat from Chicago Sunday after spend-111 vBitlng her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ing the week with Mrs. E. W. Bui- Tomlinson. dent s program will require national ®StVr!tv s' John Br-‘nkl*’y’ ------------------ . mi.timi niih. i«rnin» *«h ,.i. nf‘W,a piaN» tn lhe J onrth < it>* grafting quack, nearly got himself lard 'Grace Huling). YEARS AGO TODAY. . ngulat.cn of the issuing anduk ol afra|„ o.. .mt-btat.1 mart went-g.-nentorahlp of Kan... ...... Misses Ftoreni-e Watkins and FIFTY-FIVE M.v- ( locks’ and bonds for the protec- .... ly carnplaineil .- .••mcwliat ------ militantly -- ------------------- . ------------------... -bitterly. a most pious - member bel Blough came home Friday I nun;' Marshnll PrtchtU retires after two (years of moot efficient service in of ihe-publlc as well as of the •Thc; jr ‘' — *■ I;- •*" l"'i 4 ol thc Union? Frank K Kent R«y*l Oak lo spend their varaUon ] which he tuu won the approbation , around IMrott w.»> conwosed of a ;,^ irinit a ^. 1(rr a nd-Klud.-nt of pohwith their parents. , > The next step will be to Mr "lin'd'Mre .nrt 0,1 giMXl citlzcn* toghc place to a , bunch <>: i"-:.O! rohw. tiro, discusses Hits absorbing-wibK-ct two '''children —4 •*ucre^uesta “ ’ Ttuv ’w.itkina of mJ 2 d ' "T wh«V>mpalhle. .re erith thc cumpleH-lj,'dtvonre banks from et'-Jjns •’•■s j\ ta an - ro..sg<-r;.t.d .-tat'-mem,, ln tlw A , 1MUe otTh(. AtUntu, .Mrr. sJturda^ w j Wiitkin, «ilooi» who ' will“>»need close gaging In thc sale or promotion b ;t not n-uly untrue wther. For Monlhty * and JirMReFr.ani.ht fwn TtSJ * ’i‘chln*and t<J <'n5Ur , , , of tueti.stoeks or bands. Tlie selling there h: been rampant in Michi- j mt state control or inter-. ilni Southi American bonds by ’Some of thc men swept into Mr nn<f Mr* -i- .1, . AUFOn ClUTk. Esq . Of • Middleville Sa^d! ? aJd SuSj “ t m7 u1? hw ^lure "O'^tand to York -bunks wa- a can- in aIjaJrik ,-j a highly speculative;Congress and state offices by thc and Mr* Wm it htar 5 < -^..<1 c'4llt0,l‘ln” *" Vnl«» Thuraday1 fliin-flammlng nf Amc.r. 'anij gambling nature. ! Democratic wave of last November ivenlnt. April id. for lhe benefit of ?. . — in turn, ther-- .<r>- many who re-1 constitute shocking examples of the Ramd. metropolitan area who!utter inability of------emotionally excitMr and Mm Frank Coleman and ^tah. He ha» prepared hall be disappointed If -------------------------------------------------------------trolt’- relation to larr-ci'(’d vdtci-. to discriminate or distin- Mr, Hawe e,r mi*-*,* • I'tlure wttli mucli care and. lent Rocecvelt’s program does • i.-, tm- :,inu' thiit KUb-h. ” Mr. Kent says. ’ But the „ of Mr u> «»'** » *''1d •«<» of •»’«*« and tncirienti that are intensely in-' include severe penalties for 0« ’tfW • i.d. to Detroit M uu -. Lon-.’s-for, despite his overplayed .S2S-„ Monday “« " Mn “*«•»’• ’ting TheJm'ture lx sixiken -.if . , Urt.^lam and Mf> j4Ck Sl,jder w?fi Um> gurst „fJtcre. ' .'lord.- in New v.-.v York and Chicago, .. beind:vsdii.|li\m. '1'W.v Huey m is . a tvne type and in the highest u-rnui by those who ine niJir leuned and artful ’ in the, nut uniqtir--the Umgsare not ,aeiiuii-. or lietatc the banking or diming ?.. Hi<- public." have cidcnu. and do ride m <?n the MtddtevuieMtrtentB Sau’irday °and hare heard it. He donates the cn. game ot ,"ski;:::2 -* j - -not- — mint law.-- The President is.right;: nunt.-HitatwlI rh.-.r htif blah— Sunday tides.’ ~tirp proceed* to the -Reform Club tlveir i-t'iuY-n unseen, but high­ tldro. In raying that ".i banker Is a trus- ‘ ly profitable business in Michigan. Mr.. L "SSI*' . mu u. c. v. Kurt. rxarna >»d anu mltan. enuoren. ynn. Louire. duck. Robert and Hur-,, kc?/ ?>,*. n- ■ • tt«- for people." He ahould "play i The long line extend., wherever hu­ How then do they get in? We Lynn. Lwulre. Jack. In the township of Prairieville.: — tlie game square”, with the public. man desire for profit can be culti- quota further from Mr. Kent's ar- riett ot Grand Rapids were Bunday.i Barry, county, three and one-half vat< d--and thnt trait never was in IT APPLIES TO BO1TL And at thc'same time the securities • any great danger ot extcrmlriatlon. • Hell- "The soundest explanation visitors ol Mr. and Mrs Jus. Ran- I miles south of the village of Pratnelies in the theory of tliat wise old----*xn. v recent taue of the New Oul in which a bank u compelled to fnAs a humble citizen of Michtnan philosopher.' William Allen White. ___ Mxm Vesta Van Houten returned ville in the forest ot Addison Spaulding is to be found a targe oak took, editor Alfred E. Smith say rest ought ta be so safeguarded bv who wishes pro. jieniy for'xhe entire take year during the campaign Mr. to Flint Sunday after six-ndlng Fdisclosure* from white, m describing the character !<-r vacation with Mr. arid Mr' Burr free.that measures a trifle ore: eawcrnlng the Democratic party: to protect the bank •rnmi .fourteen feet around it. -stump high, : ...I.--,. of voier.-. Van Houten. ■ Tin- Democrat party.,in my op)n-‘ Rll^ patio: . is. JLid there been ‘ world' lead us i i this conclusion i who fallowed and' so nearly circled ’ ‘ ’ Mr. and Mrs John Scott and Mr and retains its ' bi>,*n<-.v, tor over «in-M ion. must rid itself k’orous RovcHuncnt supervision, of! Driroit lias proven -its inability to ns governor. "Doctor" Johiv*Brinkand Mrs Bernie Moorman ot Bat- thiity feet high where it branches c.i! H there u. a larger one in this v Issuing of bond* in thc country, 'guide ita civic. bu-inc.'.T iukI flnan-!iry, the goal-gland man. whoxe n». 1iounly«».' would be glad to hear gojucs. mountebanks apd rpickpots ntixands ol banks would be open tiwl atlairx from the destructive du> was taken away* from him and p. M'lortniin’.-, . ' whore’ license to practice medicine Mr and Mis Binford Sllvtly of about it. who masquerade Ms leaders and give xtay that have been closed, because was revoked, wrote. Tn every civtlt- Detroit were Sunday guests of hi* thc party a bud name wF-h *• nubJc w commission.--’’ approval (nation there u a inorfTnic under­ people—Hie forutM* •h» dragged -i tn bond i-sues that hare world which cannot lx* cjvilized. It l»«nu.Mr....J M. religl'n and Uqnur nilu poUtic' tlx can be taught to read and write but ■ orthle and which tui . i not to think, and it lives upon thc TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. 'Continued from page omy .populk-u who blighted the |»*nv fx lnve<tjatton been made i level of its emotions and ptejuMi.- r>. Ethel Heilrtck. Jennie:-----------------------so many jvsrs with thefr free silver Mbcd. lid never hare be i dices." The Brinkley voters did not. Sandahi and Mabel Siswn and E-.r: "tanit what kind of u scnoul house and Other -ecwinnix he mire. Hie I know what the word moronic Gilbert and Bernard Quigley arc m *hall Jx- built by the people of any .VO 7 HING is so demagogues »|jo support the opi<n:| meant, but they did know that ’un­ MiUkcgrm att.-iHlliW. Hit Epv, .-.Wth TFU. THE FULL TRUTHdistrict in the state. The t.tronii ycrR/i-ncvA. I derworld’ meant sopetliinn wicked. League rnnvenifbn. lion partjl mote than lull tta- Umc ‘ Icsi-laturc iitui ptusred a bill doing !■ a til be a wise move, u- beta i Indignant hundreos of them wrb^ Mi ■ Olerma wni« Doud uoua of oi Hartford, nnrtioraz^""* «•••• ••••• .................. away with thh state .superviaftm and who arc wiihout loyalty tn p r- for thc Uiil'.-.'d .States povcrniii- nl in to Mr. While dtnqhncing him for’ wt)(| u sp,'ririlng her VHctatinn with'Uut has resulted in the axtwndiwn or principle, the uroum- bank* give full publicity to the bant invesi.1‘tand«-i. Uirtrting that they were ■li-r ......... - -■ - .-i --iU t“'- *’f vast Mims »for — >-.»*>»« purenU. Mr ai’w•i -Mr- "k building* in | Chrtrtianv ol a and character and DotKl. is-suffennq from an attack of. districts tillable io(bcar the burden with tlicir clowiiF-h antic and li- tigatifflM that are to lie cojiducred by । high Handing in thc church. Mr. yellow Jaundice. re-’ixm-lbit- rmljjg, a;;.i-:i.t nrtihaa- a M'hate commute.-.' The cqmplt't . I ““—:— White replied that he had not Rov McWilhnm,. Mrmerly. al Seme members of thc lemMature alrr.v and big businrw ■" fXcts Will’ help still ugljynimore th.i ihcant they were. bad. but ju.st teacher in Hastings Hlgti .,clv:o! h.v.. the. idea that automobile drivsturdy comment, that! lyiually ta arc afloat. So far as ?! locking th I dumb." but now teaching in pie High Ahool >1 ■ loaded down with money tlie point is thc following cri'.icnm public or destroying ronfirtt-nce . nt Decatur, nilrioi.- . >as in iiic city i >“id can '-till pay a higher gas tax. Mr. Kent continue'-: "To those Sunday and Monday. . R’ l’- Inward Brouwer .of Hnltandi vt the Republican party implied .by concerned, tliat daimr is part. It i Mr-. Edwin Engie hi* gone to ha-t a bill Uj to mire the gits tax to thc above paragraph and written by doubtful that the most thoronfh in (Continued from pnge ones j great bulk ot voters ta Grand Rapids to visit her father, ty1"- cents a gallon and cut the Thomsu-Col.lm. sdltw vf tlie Cry. - v-'.-tlgatiore- will uncover anythin William E Worden, enroute to her I lax 25 rents u hundred Tax‘underworld, the sucreaa tai FallsaDiamihd DnH, Upper ivn- half so off-color a* the public is pre 1 P-O’*rK have been urging thnt the make some .'iwith,-.-. -and d-> x*m<- and ,M nrli Hiii in special mc.-agri. ; Lotus m-i-ds no.furttar ,-xptanatlon hor.u in South Bend By nature rnriowrd with rifts that Insula. It/xacfl.-. work for the vleciion that was held asked- the ix-gulature t >i some ar< ■<! »tnc ompctaiicy. and‘appeal to the emotional and prejMonday. For more than a work. tion. trutitf view ol the subjM jtlie proposals of lax reduction on >oma of the observer* say. it had nw.-r, Detroit, has and udired iiWMs.ih^enltn need only enroute t->'Grant. - ’result? What •ha. -been the Leon E. Manning, a pnntar on flir.<- two item* luive received but been almost impoMible- tn get any­ i Relief for delinquent -taxpayer irgc place m She entire thc right opportunity and a certain THAT 13-MILL RULING.. Igtd>'x ip thi- Republican party s—uut never enough to political shrewdness. Sometime,- tlie Hasihuta Journal-Herald. andi^P* consideration. thing don:‘. Everything wa.-. politlci'.. luiRUbltre in the commitf ichfgan't Supreme . Court ruled dance of power ovirltlwy riuss the nui.rk. .1.1 Huey onre Mr. Daisy Skinm r skipped 'tat Sat -1 :The Republicans were figuring on could..w-ih pinch credit to himulf i-ro-’torr5hmm-r' rftrl- htrf- lw- -Hrt it -TT-irt-t-rv- the *ec* dire to Hfehorv Corners where is ahow bill tn in Hive tin- Icgislatur■ II-.- fheyj -in.--. , T'ure ....... ....... Ih<il candidates. Thi tx-llu he Id in and much aid to hi* party, say tlie pas.-1-d would rei»,-al the r> niri-rats m-rr frantically bi • au-v have proven ond time. Tlie eminent gost-giand wire married by Rev. I v !’. G ii -. limit and decided that cities real pioneers and aur-(specialist who promlred ta build it net: and ihru .-x.pixd -k to H.r i ta« provides n p-n-’-m f r thm -Finish the J.ib" »nr cry rtlbues were exempt. Wtf do .. -------- , . .. ' lake in’even-county to improve the tings after a three -la visit with members <4 Hie supreme bench U|xsn ,gher slogan -part’ aptly -Edit wt*h ro critici/-: the court. Il thegriMm. retirement after a certain a— rdf. Bi.-iiThqjbam Eccen 'climate, faded by a narrow margin Mr-..Garnett, a cousin Ini of talk applies to < -w ol Hi-'There are no former members .dqubledly interpreted the «m< ; ra'Kl<lV>3.-. and the Rev. Hob Shulei None or their fwud-, AVluit ha> been done No n-h w'<- of malt tax funds for mem - in the RepubUiai ,i tlwtx-firh-now on pension. |—who I am trilri charrtiingly com- wedding until ”* itfi'T ‘ it' w.i;< <rtrr warding to tiirfat ... ------------------------------ ....relief of peu-ly b.mknipi lubeirulitr Mr. and Mrs --------------------------Floyd McCallum Rzxisevrit's farm bill i<.; bines the more strikin': qualities,of -----------------w 37 bills enacted into law* •'an.U'n’iuaisl.ad...been .<» him eh Aimer Semple Mcl,i:- >.-»i:. Cole Fenton haw b.tn sixndiiig -• ; • DR IVAN RRIfiR’v AGAIN * Twvnty-■ v«-n of tin Tucniy-X'Vcn throe-all but II) Bill mcica Bita r and Torn H<:im bv a ,-;d-.r .l.iv> with Mr and Mrs Lucian Wil! u'’* . w-re a -re tallbills introduce introduced by Rep. Uu> Tiotn 31 tn y from ..u Hr,I •>- r Vernon J. Should have r-. <n .-, . n.,1 . . v AU* S< r . un-i nr. HONORED BY PRESIDENT Birman ut.d .nj-T-nr in 0.1" California But H. Hui.'wro MrAlbeit Swartz and «!o chilifren ling Satuida, f-»i »! x _ ______ ■ Brown. luiut debate simple and appealing program G went helpful and to take the money away from tt»— ' ith n-tattre*. Grew tn Manhood in Anavrin Tn.-t-’two Republican, w.-n-memTalkin;.- . th- 1 iwm.ik.-ro March crvrd the belief th . Garl-xk i ,«mrilin; urow lo MAnHOOd Hl ASSynu,1H.ra of thl. commiwton of inquiry 81 h. Gov (, >m rock explained that b-»i thought>rich end give it to thc poor—Hwy voperty lor all jmrpre aw .. «ttn rel-itiu.. u< Township—Long Time in imu>ante c'»t« AU nt their n biu< h<‘ had* given them • ■ but a small.part he v.. . elrct'-d a»vcrn > It i on (,..inci Led; ■ « ,, o .... -••-»» ‘now taw. cut out useless and --•« nee of tlie legL-lallve ;si,«i»m, h'qrtiw AU'.h " lb., that . >. r , Oovcn|ment Service i lei-, state cart add extravagance. tor quick action. I don’t dare une n en are aj»av» elected When the” THHITY YEARS AGO TODAY Dr Ivan Brl«« who wa> reccntRullibie nature of the rlcctm-.i'c n m,.. xfnu<te Nachtrl b rctu.-wd • • <lfi«r-.«it .4 lhe it-nrmment romidcred the sunntung thing .- k Bureau ol Btanil^rru at .Wa^htngwn, with n link' bit of tt >■>-.' tl>.it the Lunt- net into public v.itli h-i ni-clwt Alt-reg'"tain be<-n honored by'Pre-;- 1 tjral nddreu listed some of the foi•irn- Hu- way. but ina* - !• ' o; p j K’-n/rn r. iutnrtl i. i.ti.•**"’’* ’ "■ has been named ‘ lowing among the immediate prob- ■ •tarn dj II really iv not mucn ol a R-ri, Indiana Fr-'i '-' it. . i ,A|:" •*’' a'tcccoro ot the National lenv. of the stale trick cou »U ot week., vui: in tliv c;:i Geonaphic Suctety * i 1—Welfare relief -No pv I'lur-.'i| -Dr..Breggs -LZI..UIMHA w.vw.v born pu.-n and grew to to-hni ta'en submitted to tlui-icitista-■ :and vicinity. i l l s HAVl ’•.iiunci tii.inhm.-d m A .-vria township? hire whi n they, adjounvd to pta> igruilti.itrd from tho Mlchtttan State politic., Friday/ Friday tCbllegL* and llien .Kpectaluted fori 2 - -Work -a • relief ................. A lot «»i them simply Hash in t! —Nothing -ha< •been reret..! ware tn o;hcr coikgea. For' pr<‘*mU-d to proude work for >>b. --- - , --- -- --- -- -- - - .M.IIUI .< Jitacl spare One can bx* bark u.n)1. j.Vl,u, a! <.viine tup' he w;ys eor.tn cteti with le.w—:unle-s the propjnal t<> open ; the National Department of ,Aan- . and-recall quite a number who witiv hl. uncle. Robert I Q>ltiMoek chlgati who an: liel|Hng pul'■ M.- <•; i!I-; n .i d m ■ ' . ;culture Lati'r h* w-a., taken from?I vicl tabor comes under that headm '.U.v Beatrice, ot ,tacta»mf cairn :;h.it department of th- government: 3 -Old agf pensions -Na prewre idhtuoth the beliuslnu Indian -------------------------- --------------- — ----- - th:. ncommendation w.., and now of Michi Monday for a vUit w.lh relaliv.-. ( • can. Het. intrre*t«d tn the <n ■ Potter and faini!. ;Standard*, when- in iuu, made ajlho Gbtenior 4— Governmental rc-moniy- Thir-. buali.e.,- in ih< victim; of Ui.iu- liu. for. I/ulay *i.en l :• markable record and w now the not enough. iiwad nf the ni-litunon -He has Ij-eeven bills paxM-d. Z7 ol whirl. M(. Ficix-ant. 1 --iura; drgros from coUcgi-x and re j wore introduced by Reps. Browni and b»vin<on « a D< unu '• Mixfr m rz' fiwphnic Burhi ID to high offi>« (»cni -id -is a great scicntut. He; Hartman - - । Everyone uroinid the j Everyone Grand R-ipids returned iv hails1 । predicting nu ll let niv ftnr.g. i ’ ’ ’ ' 5—State aid for jirimary rehonta about urri.iv after a visit with h 6thinevitable rracuon sweep ___________ ...c artiviuro of no bills presentetk , ' byve. Some think ii- will be the » tartly as he au - .-.wepron Bureau of st -I’ndardr. a btui------------------------- in — -— • 5—Tux reviMon unf*aiflu3Iffient--' n<-xt Banking Cnum-aioner Othcrx Ti»e foH.rem.t named wirin' not -make k-xm! Hl* allut - has • adopted and taki-n i n un up tin -»Tik'- inuiuur that has war. him-Several bills pre.-uited. none ol fmy member ot Public Utility »>mthc ctrj'-' rtr are unredeemed TT.e cuta.ion ot White I.ily remunenriafion of the, govern-; which have been given entire uti- :nm-lon. Nobody knows. E.eiyiHiv u !_., Mundiv on us an cxeeu’dre &-• fluid; The Home- Missionary innary-Society | guessing. Socirt. me,u--------------------------------------------- i ministration rupport not tyariv so entcr- nt thc M E. churchi Hi A^ra' Guild of the - Episc ijial church >nnu-nt t < , u it h. inherent .-pending her vacation The Hastings Banner . » LZJS Yira-s and Opinions; tows as will protect dejjoaltors. That IV/tat Others Say T/lis and That Backward Glances; CAPITAL NEWS St Mra. Ch children ir Mr- and In Detroit Mr. and Ml frteiubi Win Kr net;. Miia Ed home in B from Kata ballot'. Mr. and Sunduy. Hulu Im Mr anil 1 Bai unlay: D.mald I <n> Friday. George dutic-. al 1 faintly nn cottage on Mi.v, Yv !n,m Butt Rapid- ovi Jrrcnvllle her <l.iugh £li,।ml iw piid Mrs- A Quotation witn nrr Legislature Plays Politics While Welfare and Work Relief Wait >! political ixwCT that d-e > irate overnight, titett m i-.- Edith amt Arwolm wno override and. day in Grand Rapid iirtrlligcnt and substantial Whfle a’ Play Tti ■at their state*, nave got to Otars'* Hntlman caught h'r . i.-. Mr. Long jxvoe.sM -, oilier a street scraper displacing the r>nu , and throe answer that bones of the nnkltROGER# HAb IT FIGURED O'. question: How do they hold Covert Freer started Mrnrisy on rl'tc.Ttw: ..i bxMhes.' trip to l.-tdington. . IM ,^r. T, ,, ... C“>■ w-UMMw. ,lu. <■. to 4c. a io tot-; nviepcndcnt Democratic journalist FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY rrent wuie Jui; a mat- zh„ ,„r IRany Srars |lM txrn ajl '.ng it otfl -mvs Mr Will /ditona! writer on the Baltimore The society connected with Em- i A 10 percent good time w.i! nunuel. church will be entertained i re* mnd so on A hiration ol political nuns a’. r’m- Thursday. April 13 by Mexdanre* R^buvon. Anrirwi. Btuby, Mason. pencil ant^ more or rotitta iy>>U.< cmcernlng the political Greurel. N Diamond Wm Power* I hat i^ nrrd«d. Anri ' machinery ot the United Stairs He and tin- Misscx Matthew, and! >pine»—' the treasury ' i' m a far better position than the r kick out of it than average person. to sec through the ctal rooms from five lo seven AU —Chet Howell, Cht.--*' chicanery and demagoguery of hg- are invited to attend. • At the annual parish meeting of. >u;c.< that flash across America’» j* j Emmanuel church Tuesday evening i." ■ I political horizon. Xu* foe this reason.' I no doubt that many of his views’ the following named vestrymen vA-re ._ elected for tlie ensuing year Mesari. : seem rather impatient and wer[ harsh. fteftardl< &. of how we accept Hr A Goodyear. D. O. Robinson. BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. that a kitchen app f David S Goodyear. M. W Riker and iW' ! Mr Kent s statement*. however. ‘ J “ !no't ot i^-wUl agree that the tn- J. A. Van Arman. itam».a'nk-!us to save all lix -3— ,(v.u v, pwiucai U'.najwur U Mr »’«« Ur:L ^ank Beckwith re­ ' n-A State Journal. States t-xiat that could not produc* a problem that constantly taxe» the turu«$ from Mtlwaukc-.1 Friday name "ngtlqna!'* before, the word! > ~ • ' a-1 ,}sa' U can rcll with thc iircsent > intelligence and ludcmant o' thr •h*" Uvey have been for several no* that almost any equipment working 30 hour* a:!«>««»«>• °* months. Mm Rlrl with a good K>t re -Ettelbert Stewart. Corn-; ’ ----- 2— Miss MatUe McCall, a teacher in .-. loner of Labor Statistics. Rain falls 2M days of the year on the Union school at Grand Haven rwd.~Florida Tint’s tliat acaoun' , J.,hr Falkland Islands in thc South suited tire Rev. Hollister * Friday Lvcrywnere wc find the hwhvtd-. Pacific.. and Saturday. d thins in Maurtniria " ’• 7 ~ • ----------------Word received from Miss Sarah Tlie Etfic. Tuacr at umes sways. Hart<y> says she is pleasantly tototJu and both in Detroit in mn-'didn u much as 10 feet from side to side, cated ’at Musktgon, being the head Pungent Paragraphs Crumbs of Wisdom This is the Growing Season In the spring pf the year it is a lot .of satiHl'actibn to watch the plants in your garden GROW;-to give, them the proper attention and help them to strong and sturdy development. It should afford every parent a lot more satisfaction, to help growing boys and girls with the ,’job of GROWING and developing strong bodies. Right NOW is the spring­ time <>f-their lives and what you do for them will have a wonderful in­ fluence on their later lives. The things that will help Ihqm the nioj«t are simple things—nourishing food, includinir plenty of.gopd, pure, CLEAN milk*; plenty of/ileep ihirf ex­ ercise, along with Jots of fresh air and sunshine. Good CLEAN milk too, will cost you 'LESS than any other food you buy, food value considered, and will bring an added share, of health to thc children—and grown­ ups hs'#cII. For your own protec­ tion, and that of the children, be SURE that the milk you use is CLEAN. Tests by Michigan State Oflicials P R () V E that Highlands Dairy Grade "A” milk is th? CLEAN­ EST milk you can buy. A phone will bring it to your doorstep. THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, I^o Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ’■wh: Newa LOVE unk; a circl �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL &, 1M3 Social Events and Personal Mention PIONEER RESIDENT TO i ll||/F CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY fl lIIllL nflliPU nUUbll Mrs.-Annie Young, at Eighty­ Fourth Year, Has Great Variety of Interests Honorable Jolui C. Ketrium gave an addrcA.; at Marshall Sunday Friday of this week. A|»ril 7th. -u ..wu k«,v ----■—- —— Mre Owar Young will celebrate her.---------------------------------------------- >— «*>•«! «» looded There night. Mth birthday at her home on W ^tne map*, one inch to the mii • ducw and family rain barrel-. MUs Stella Heath U home from Green street win re »he teu lived These show a good deal, wood.. hllb. ^.plenty. After about ten mile* ' l>er school work at Niles, enjoying a the level" I ramr to Mudgley Hill" eoo was in thc city on Friday. wlwre I could look back across all Mr. and Mr>. Ear! Wart-lmm visit­ thc valley over which I’d come On ed friends in Lansing over the weet thc high land I skirted thc town of parents, Mr und Mr* Wm. Hams, Palmatler, of Kalsmszoo. on Sat­ Wvdmorc ‘where King Alfred made and .save for a few yean residence urday hnd Sunday , umbUfoj on 8, Broadway wlirie the Jay Htgle Mr«. V. L. Wolcott at Freeport hot!*.; now stand* .'Ijr has always inis! Nylunds Knoll, and hvndtd Rapid* bpent Thursday with their fur another range of hill*--where 1 hoped to find Cheddar, ter I l»»d • Robert Burchjipent from. Thurs­ day till Sunday in Grand Rapids arc not aware that tin* record is and nb-o attended the funeini of a (■quailed by any other person no*’ brother-in-law in Dansville. living here. 'Philip Mrs* Claud Wood. U visiting her children in Grand Rapid*. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ritchie were in Detroit on Wednesday. vtetfed Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Ed­ mund* of Nashville on Sunday. Mr md Mr*. E. A. Burton and Ruth Handy arc expected home to­ day from Kissimmee. Fla. where Jiiey luivc been spending the.winter. Hon. J. C. Krtciuun. Will Shultei* und R. M. Cook were in fit. Joints Tuesday where Mr Kcttfiam >puke before tlie Rotary Club. Mr. and Mrs Harry fa ins /md | especially hana.M»tw outside. lull oi lovely Jaciy Gothic stonework. bu’ rather dbuippofating Inside because the heavy arched buttressing tin- Monday. Rapid- over Bunday. • lid Rapid* were guest* of Mr. I Mr*, ilobert Burch bp Bunday. !i.. Lk’Vjl MVCorffdrk und chil­ li ol 1-Vtroi: visited her mother. with my lunch and walked up the Goree, up a tut. up between Hu* cliffs for four Imlr s, At tlie top you canu:; Lothe; (irroiiijMiut'd und Another footpath over more! rrrn country When you start on hmfolitti you always lw>pc that man who Hr-t made thc path <>f Batile Crick । Ildicrt Walton. Jr. where iihc had ’been spending sev­ eral week* with her daughter and week end here v.nti Hu jhmb.imi, Mr. and .Mrs. Guy'Jordan. .tml .M.s Coir Newton .last week. Mi .- Mildred Newton anti Mr. ty»lumvy- aho spent Sunday with her Mr and Mr.-,. Izni’iil pin nt -. , Mr. :qu! Mr*. Edwin Pate and two and daughter Lol* .'ix'i-1 l -R LEE clcghes are away out in front this spring. They lead the field in smart tailoring, quality of fabrics and in careful manufacture. It is our sincere belief that Curlee clothes are the best now made at. the prices quoted Inflow. We believe this so sincere* ly iluit we guarantee “satisfaction or your ’ money back" on any Curlee. suit. C Clothing for Men & Boy. to Giasfonbm into Write with speed and alacrity More wise and ninre limber than [when I left it. I had nevertheless, lufd a most pleasant three day*. Grand Rapid* Saturday. A nugibar from this way enjoyed Asahel Thoinpwn. the operetta given by the Caledonia ;yxi family. Mr and Mrs. Howard Hcught.in of Lansing Called on Mr. and Mr*. hz married people of the Watt Thomas Wednesday afternoon. church held their regular' Mrs. J. 8. Thomas, who bar. been octal mw-ting \Vedncsday • I tiling fu r son Watt for the p i 1 her daughter. Mrs. Guy Smith. Mr. ann Mrs. Henry Thompson and Walter Kwvlczyk accompanied tpbcn Rapid* Tluir.nlay. Mr*. Addie Benton of Middleville jpent thc week end with home folk*. _____________________ _______ ’ Miw.t. Elsa and Gertrude, Her- attended the three act play nt the man of Caledohia accompanlcd-Mrs. Brew .school Friday night. ?une ‘Bride! WHITE ROSE’ die flower of Happy Destiny Newest of wedding rings and loveliest. LOVELIEST not only rare beauty. XPECIALJ *on. paster of I he Methodut. ehitre of that City, performing the cerr nrnny al Inch noon. Mr. and Mi symbolism but in its FRIDAY, April 7 SATURDAY, April 8 UNIQUE in that it has thc sparkle and radiance of a circlet of diamonds. L. V. BESSMER iSS; w with a hnyly birthday j cans? 1. had : al! preoared. A delightful; road, and the rcixincd. ; Happy to tree ---------- *,»■»——— piMocd by t! . Tl’.ornapplc Garden REED’S DRUG STORE Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. FLOOR ENAMEL Gulden Bantam PALMOLIVE SOAP 4l5 SUPER SUDS : Joseph ii ''Hastings, Michigan Benjamin Moore &. Co. Paints INTERIOR GLOSS Del Monte Cora c.. 10c put in their album*. The photo'graphrr did a poor jeb because not UTILAC SANI FLAT Full line for al! interior work. Prices inc down on this <|iiu!ity line. ” in Albion college, is'one ol nine per­ son* elected last week tn member­ ship in Delta sigma Riio. iwiional imnorary forensic sorleiy. The nine persons include seven who are mem-: bers of the preeout student body and ] two who were graduated tu l. June Large assortment of New Papers. Prices from 10c Double Roll and up. f VARNISHED Paper . (or KITCHENS and IUT1I ROOMS. DOUBLE ROLL- .iiiging ot vo-gc. z ib.. ISe Fancy California Sunawaat . Extra Large Sire Prune*. 20-30'*, 2 Ib*. 2Sc NOTICE! School Scrip Note* Brigg*, of Lansing announce marriage cl their daughter, IN EXC HANOI the ceremony fouing performer! by (Father W. J Lhckton in Elkhart J i Indiana. Thc young people are spending their hoticymoon in Chl- No. The1 Engluh arc a wonddriul fleers will oc held un next Monday [rwnln». April 10. .Member* and people! After a good nlgtii * re I In tiic will lx- a pot luck dinner at 6.30 p iiousc ol Mis* SmUli ireccntly re­ Im and a program and card* lol* turned from Au^ralia > .and her eat. lowing the installation. Every mcm1 siArtcd off- on a nitety Sundaj ber U> urged to bo present. 'theming toward Cheddar. The fln.t ' tour mill-'- wa> owe Hut low eoutHryi where t6e only possible, ocifoiul'oiuTint published (were cuttle-raising and peat ;ul- 4’lxlladelpiua, ! SEE US FOR DRUG NEEDS. REGISTERED PHARMACIST* always on duty. Ask for Mr. Sinclair or Mr. Reed. Prunes .Hasting* Comm i Knight ■> Templar, tint they lire like deep velvet. One ot thc most interesting building* reimaltung practically intact is tne New Patterns in Wall Paper Choica Quality Salt The Charity Guild of Pcnnbek hcwpiuil will be entertained by Mrs. inn fireproof.’ u burned with difficulty. . ' �THF HASTINGS BANNER.'WEDNESDAY. APRIL 5. 1833 PAGE SIX 'Fort sj|. PROGRESS IN DEVELOP- Home Economics Extension WANTS ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. ...New Truss Proves Greatest Rupture Aid THE CHURCHES COATS GROVE GROUP The coots Grove group of Home church or the xabarexe. x. cburcb m opp- vuktt h» psneMtt BuUdln* WANTED— Akron Mechano-Form Tniu feature "Selective Pressure Control ”. Holds the nipturo wore securely r.nd sUinlMtet unnecMsary and painful tis­ sue crushing preuuie. Wc are Exeteilvo Akron Trass Fit­ ters and keep your truss in adjustment. ■ ' • i,,t r gute niU »uo. The Prescription Drug Store Our Success lisa been achieved Ihrousb care­ fol badness mjnarrmsnt and saU.factory dealing allh policy­ holder*. SEE US FOR IN8VRANCK . FIRST UNITED brethren CHURCH, r«v l E Ian*. p*»u>r F>'ft sa! 1 • • \-.T .14 t.-.-- Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMAZOO. MICHIGAN J. L. MAUS LmU Rtyrranilatire. Hretten Mlit >.,.l us, .-Ii -u ■ .. ■ . GEORGE M. NEWTON CHURCH or THE UNITED BRETHREN • In CHRIST. . ■ M.. E. B. anon. D. D . Factor. Q»r. an4 Crater Kt*. . . . : ./ ' V • • . - ' .... L . ■ . ’ . > 4 . , ' • - ।. FOR SALE-CHICKS From GETTY’S BIO LEGHORNS. Alto purebred Racks and lietlt. now hatrhlng*. 1000 layers un own place, circular. GETTY'S POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY Middleville. Michigan EMMANUEL C HUH CH. (EPISCOPAL) ING CORN VARIETIES ............. ' We can all remember tto terror —Stanley High. [na; wa* inspired m tnu country Read in April Chrhtian Herald all' Mr. orpha Richtnuftn. Wcdnr- day. when it wm learned that the Euro­ Marc!। 32. for un ail day meeting, ucan com borer had gained a foot- about tto new Y. M C A. building •’ meeting wm conducted hold in America. ll»’ work started ,Jin SteS^ ‘rarW be urwi C“,<‘u b *a . m '» Jerusalem-to dedicated by> u Lord wj^iie chairman, Alice-Otuue. and m Mime of the eastern stutca, then , ,, i.74.. tweivt members responded to toll Canada, then district* in MichiWoodland s group met with Lawo ,. r„ call by giving u favorite de-M-rt re- kan and Ohio were infested lu tto *°n Smith in his home this w«tk ' '• clto F-M.lla’KeU y was appointed |q-hi of what ha* torn learned since T^«day evening. ' ■ crctary pro tern in the abv in - » seem* ridiculous to think ut the Lari Monday night a group of '<■ (4 the regular secretary. money that was spent lo get rid of Setilur High school girl:, nut ut Uu- "" In thr ion non ik-mons'.nitibn the pest. It is now known that notne of Mra. Harris Wood burnt to a ............... ................................... -uu-l. .njk 011 artJ Plcmakinr K»ven cutting com close to thc ground. ducUM the'organixing ot a Girl Re­ by out b id.T. Qrpha Richardson, putting the can and stalks in lhe nerve group. A fine dinner uj. drived noon. jiU>. practically eradicates tto corn Twelve ol the older Y groups at- " Tl>>n Ftwd Nutrltents was borer. If one did not have a silo. tended tto joint meeting at Cal::- n given m the afternoon by Vera n |,<> would shred tto stalks II would denta Hut Tuesday evening with, two Bi inker. For recreation, all enjoyed destroy the borer. There might be - from Kent county. Calrdotua inghm several son»' Iftw in thc root*, but if these were group furnished refreshments. Barry -ri... -in ij. ... ... ...... ..... .. __ - ... . I’ Tto next nurhng —will to .1 at ,tto plowed ......... under to a good> depth that county group meet next_ ..Wvc-k Wedtome of Rtiby Wood. Aptil Roll would end the trouble. . nesday evening with Mr. and Mr.- I <\:!!. a, hitoi.,.1 meal —Kathryn ■ , thatjlme. however, there Angell * and on TTiursday P. M co , haJ been rapid progress toward the through Ionia reformatoiy !development of a variety of corn! "Let your thinking encircle tlie! J!-' PINE LAKE GROUP which i* highly resistant totto com globe." The Pm,- foike Nut:num Class borer. The Michigan State College Monday C. P Angell met with tto », mt i-.vutn Mr,. Dornihy Ford Thurs- ; announces that, at ttoir Monroe eg- Freeport CMr) Reserves and led Uteir , ’ borer •iL dlscushon on hfc life problem.*. problem.*day. Marcii 23. with eleven member* perimrat orrtmi*nt station sfrttlr.n where uh-,- tto h<v-<‘cu**;on on '« w:u first diicovcrcd in Michigan.1 A chance to see some free frr movies ' " ‘ton addrel .a . .to ..tto |>ro«rain ot I r- n.- ■ '.ii rullril to order they have brought but a variety of ha* by tl e rhairmun. Mi.- Fox. Helen corn which will resist tto attack* lhe Rural Conference Apt'l 3»th tv Beadle reviewed our previous • h.-- of borers. At first results were dta- to be m Grand Rapid,. 1. , eun ond answered question1,. Wc couragiiig as only small yields of wiw nuituieu twenty-five twenty-ure men and anu . • One hundred corn were obtained Research work bbyi attended tto Father uhd Mon ' Hl qiuremmtv fit the yvar. Tlie wus continued, however, and last banquet at Middleville test week in ’ L uniting wa< adjuuniHl tor dinner, year a variety was harvested which cmncctlon with the Btuthrrtxrxi al which thc ditiionsiruUon of thrry yielded seven more bushels per acre Our mutual friend Kat) Ke« ler w«- ' cii.^ert-s wax given. In lhe utiemotm thun Duncan com. which u a stand- tto the big speaker. . Mrs. lingers gave the lr«sun on aid variety. I| None too early for boy* und girl. girL >'1 Dv-.-«irt* und thc Guide to Food & to enroll who can attend Barry . , lection wa* discu-.'d "Tlie lesson A COMMUNICATION. Cou.ity V M c. A summer camp . was helpful its well a* very interestWilmar. Calif Mar 28 1933 ' this coming June ut. itoir n«-w rump K , ing. ’1 next -meeting Will to With Tu thc Banner: . I-’1* on Stuart lake 10 mile* from M Mary iXister hl Apni - Mar­ Will you .permit u final word O(1 ■Hu*lliuts. ,.irt.t j3hncDrt. tto quake di astcr? Went to Long Ta.-ntv newulXX re .surer u. —i.C... I..!, ..... d„ U.t ,.,k >nd U'UJ’XJ.'JXr «‘T,Ji ", I MONROE GROUP. , .1 ... about five hours in which to see tto “{‘"J? „.J* , ,‘h ii Tto Monroe Mimr.e Nutriti. Suttilt.in Cla*s met UnUiuce done to i roocrtv A vt it.- Amc:xan bank. Wc uiidrntatid. ..... at the home ot M:> Lorene Hughis WisIiM-'QUiy. March 2fl. It was an all t,ay eleven members mid t.< *,t. more substantial buildingi a naturalized cittern if th«- Unit- “ G<*’ were »r.«- iMHMiu i ncse intact Tin m- an? are cimca called graue grade td stktes cannot to legally deported e leaden demonstrated a tfrrr: CcvxTt a Tto i™. best archi। luv former native land. a buildings hmidnure tote. *r».. 1„. to which war. .-ci ved for dur luncheon/ tohiwm. lrcU UI1(1 builder* here hbld to the] After lunch&n our levon w : l« TfJ8 flain: that quake proa! building , glvm: on food, then some of the inc can to constructed and ut a cost not members did'some of the exercise.-, io exceed -five to seven per cent | LEGAL NOTICES | vlilclr earned much mcrrinieitt. Mo­ more than an ordinary structure. tion war. made to adjourn to meet Cny ordinance* and jierhapo a state ■ with Wandu Ctunence................... -law would prohibit tto building of .statemfnt I any pther. Their, added safety would; P NO 3 ,H ln W-ciiforcenients. Flfs-icE-a <•> , hen CI the Los',Angele* thirty-three , f ii. ; . . they a. re not so serious. Piano.' were .shoved with much force intoanother part of tlie room. a flee gulIon.waler t>/.t!e was lifted from a! Ti. ■ la-: lefteun L.c thi' year a ill. uiv ii in the community rpom of :i- Nai'xMial Bank bffild&ig. TuesGROUP NO. I ”, •••»*># •tiaiasc «u»pi B.i:iy County Ext<.:b;on Group i , .... . 'i.'i.* , 1«-U Umr .»<-■:« <»> Tuc- , V .5 I f S'Vf,"1." ' ■' 1 -■ ... toii-i. ..-ighterud Truthfully i.e can .'i«»uiwto r "No." Perhaps'bccausd thirte ‘ te not time enough before thc quake La'i u ■is over, nt hast for the time being.I n .cry capalib • Ir. .1 fi lter to the Banner -ome ia . five year.; uro. after an experience ,., f ••vith my tlrat quake I stated that I : • had bren more frightened in the tlXS-i", IsMfmrnt of jny bam‘doing chores {.u .1 ! during a.virlcnt wind-storm then by * ’, ’-1 .that hr,', quake, tto fright Ix-uv:'' m„* of Kil ini.i- due chiefly to the duration of each. •' -M b, Y'ourx ti-uly. j ,f: W. H. Schantz. ?,7.\ tor aunt and tinea. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne .Culver. CEDAR CREEK. Xlnrjiirie Hanson and nphew. The Doud Sunday School will, be- *'•*' Pinning mxi Sunday, to in the fore-' k > Ji.m WiHivrl were visitor* of I noon at ten o'clock so everybody re- •-■•M Vern. VanFtt Sunday afternoon. 1 member to come in the morning. -.! '* ‘ Lawrence Bcvtwlck and family of > - i m< iithi’ old daughter. AM- u ijult'f eick at-thus writing. We are toping Ros* township suited Guyia Pease I ,’1'1 land family Sunday. K'1,' ■for her speedy recovery. . ' Burton Huidp-brink is very sick 1 Mr. Wateon and family of Clover- ! un* with the fin and strept jcoccus wre dale visited Russel Watson and wife , . threat. Wc lu>pe he will-be out Sunday. Louie Dubois and wife ot Augusta, f«» > [>-nt <wr lhe week end with Henry i'. j Wertinkn and wife. Mrs M,-lvirf Campbell is visitlnr ' •’■■ her parents. Mr a^d Mrs. Reed <>; ! J .119 E. OtMa St. •rt^e only triple railroad crossing In lhe acrid i> near Riclunoud. Va. Ohio HaLv.a. !;nt. the cent)' ■ ! the Southern Railway. HASTINGS MARKETS able damage to the car but no one badly hurt, dnly well shaken up qi.d badly scared. . She had v.ith her1 old Converse farm which they pur­ a brother and some friends who fur- chased some time ago We welcome tushed music for thc cntcrtainmea: them lo our neighborhood A good crowd attended thc pro­ gram pul on at thc Yankee Springs FIRST METKOMST EPWCOPAL C'lIUKCH Mr and Mrs Wm Hit good and baby have moved back to Nashville Mrs. Perry VanTuyl it gaining' (roni her fall. Noble and Edith Saunders were Mr und Mrs Lewis Thomas, in De­ troit a tew day* last week. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Stott have, been visiting in ptUcago thc past tw'o weeks. -----------1 EA8T GVN L'Kl: mt wim MrJ’ ,la Snyder and children of < ii, 5l,a’* ‘ aJ18 811 irtry Wil lams Comstock called on friend* WedILi-tn.K^ Visited at A. J. Beck s: llr.riay p gf. >*!rilaj : । » . „ , I Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crawford and .... *; * ,5,1,,r '■ Kalaniar.ej: daughter called on lelalive* in Ot.<■ : 1'1 of tor sister. Mrs. Km- Wco Thursday • t.i ftebcufk Sunday afternoon and Mr. and Mrs Harry Clem. Mr and Mr .,.. M u. ~ u , Mrs. Will Crawfotd and Dorothy , . M.r? ClwSbef1^ Crawford were in Allegan Thursday Jtortaiifd tto Misses Maybelle nll buslnera of oien Deck of Cloverdate spent Where there is a Will _ a Way ; ■ Well *. ' -.......... ; 'j. / ' . ; . ' j’. _ ■ CHARLES H. LEONARD Dtetiactiva Fumts) Sarvica AIM Aabalsacs Bsrvu* F»«n» mt «r H«1 A-itif .. **" . ‘ t Kutemaroo Sunday Frank Hurter lr.T' spfnti Mf’ and Mra C E. Plpp and Miss ‘ •r*‘i B‘ 114 > Ptetxe* in Martha Jean Stewart of Plain to-11 .Several'from tore enjoyed tto >pcnt 8un<Uy given by the Shulte P T. A ’Since tto opening of the George ----------- • il to Center schoolhouse Friday Washington Bicentennial cetebration on Feb. 23, 14 countries have named 14 sheets and seven square-, and parks in honor of tto. first Then uer • exjtnmenting with the President of the United States. ’h$r*rl<i» carriage.'* Alexander' Hinton built and ,u>!d one for 11.000: and thi* car. now in tto Smithsnn: tn Institution, i* believed to be the' j t rat nutoqmbtl" 'snlrf . —^^=»======================== - BtoUagB _ CARDS of THANKS \\ . there is ■ t1. ■ - ORDER fOB TUBLlCATtON .a It-' to.li.!. <■•! MORTGAGE BALI. Bit. « LlbM* !>•*• Research Work Results in a 'The Young Men’s Christian Av- '<•?. Borer Resistant and More soetatlon in ww fifty countries u ■ busy doing things that the pahProductive Crop ■ r '•ikMMin iticlanv uixmiv declare cannot uc be uutie. done." ' week ago for repairs were ft-opened je.terday. • Monday>. Some of the "trick*" pteyed by tto quake in thc HASTINGS PARISH. METHODJSr EPISCOPAL COUECH. 1 Y- M. C. A. ITEMS .'I S.". X MORTGAGE BALE. �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, April 5, 1933 PART TWO—-Pag* S dulged in .by those that wish and. eratcly good finish when varnished. QUIMBY. I very Tuesday a pot luck supper is] Weeds and foul gras; grow seryl Mrs. Wesley French of Assyria is held with special entertainment aft- .rank and are burned of! annually by visiting her sister. Mrs. Anne liltxrrwards by local talent. There are ■ many land owners, thus robbing the man. roque courts Maynard Milter. Lyle Garfield^fat. Next in line Is another of. Visits 70 Acre Orange and o,lc tMks about more than a shuffle board —-------and ■ ■— that .‘soil of any humus tiiat ...— would result)। The ...w Young People's <tvk>ib» Class u.ui party swvy Paul Cridier. Ralph Kenron. Mlto1«>*rs purebred Milking Short-;: *“• L „ ■ six lb B B in Michigan his listen- are busy btBV nearly ail all the time time. The 'Die (from I from decay. deeav. Cattlemen Cattlemen maintain was entertained by hv Miss lliu EJrelyn fs.-i.1vt. Rh». n.Jhter H-i bonu. Tin-, heifer produced 1.2041 Pecan Grove—250 Memers are apt to move on and suggest park the of -a •lake that .. it .j is ..... the only way to have kpusk—• — here —is -on ......... - shore - — ——- ;...... —--- 'Ixjwell ... ,Saturday night with w*wi a good unaw. rorrt..i Buenier. Horace of # . o| t(|t Ttilrd' u-r. in Tmirista' Club a psychopathic examination or say extending south about 12 13 mites miles and and ture for the stock and to a North-'attendance North-' attendance and a good time. there.are lalu-s all around ar<Min<! all'ernert all emerge eye. eve the cattie rattle certainly rertalnlv need neeil XT- Wnllare nf Hostings Itn.Hna. gRve a Reuther and Sheldon, Karl Eckonl;. ] 111Rll Jn UlU cla4S flteo belongs to> F , w J Just plain liar but B. B. have been j1 there are many lakes Mr. Wallace of William 0.™^, From 997 th. WlUlum Volta Velte, r C. M M. Kioweh Stowell. Mar.lu.in Mur- Milo Shaw. lbs. rj of miiv milk ’ The following interesting tettert-ttwht in Florida weighing 16 lbs.' with good fishing. The markets have ।IK At thc dipping spoken of. we saw fine talk at the P. T. A. Friday tlie finest vegetable.', al depression I a few barn-yard pels that were to 'nigh'., shall Pierce. Lloyd Gaskill. Bhaw thia purebred Heifer produced 43 9 was recently received by a H1™11! by Michigan natives. ------ — „.. v— --- — - | '-rhere ’lces Bnd compared* favorably with services will from E. ... A. — Burton. ho .-with Mrs. — ' are a man and. wife here.|i« heft and strawberries that are ure I be t-------------------- “■"u Michl-'> Easter —•--------------------•- be observed and Bristol nnd Jesse Osgood andilb’ uf fat. Burton , . a nome ..lust uevono bevond tne the ettv: citv 'V*•' «V •••** nice but hhave not the flavor u. of rgan cows «... but ... the general herds were Sunday evening, April 16. Twelve ------ ... and Ruth ........Handy, ...... - have been. - owning —■ ■■»> ,»u wn.-. Sons all lufd one or more.cows that High two year old was owned by ..■'pending ‘□ending the ...... .... ' ...................... m. Ita.l * inf vnnmr people were « tljc winter months In thc the ltlnlUt that __ we....called on recently .*_! to i Miehiiran Michigan one*, l<> to Ib«lud niw/ now fur for I un an Infnrlnr inferior Ir.F lot. of thm the young baptised produced mure than 40 lbs. of but-!Bhaw and Bristol. This grade Ed. Burton. at services Sunday evening. "'vi'.rim.M. ctxr.Teh I toil ■!•** neighboring farmers dipping 3 qu. 35c. terfat during the month of Fib- Guernsey made 743 lbs. of milk und Mt*. Elsie Ciutelein of Rockford Is a little trin C“Ute ,Or Udt!’: 11 WUA ,'ut ln' Wp “rC Phnnln« on tWVlng tO the ruary. Thc high cow in this list Is'44.4 ibr. of fat. Second high Was fnYn h ' t^K/rk’ frkm TAMARAC CORNERS. visiting old friends and relatives tewBt J-nd ’ tereitln »-^ ul » u <jrd«l me a little Atlantic, about l>0 Itulca in a few T ^ AR / a fourteen year old Grade Guern- ‘"'e of William Veltc s twin heifers, S ^%t n^Wn^t!nrfven*e- ror about“ »•«•* before. I mdays ./. ...» and -a little ..... later to oto St. rvK»-| Peters-Mrs. Mrs Della Della C CoHon received a let- here a few days. scy, owned by Shaw and Bristol «he i» a purebred Hohteln, and oranges that that wc we could could not find find in . . .Undlfl- on vmu*trrass i bure to to call onon tlietlie members of of thelhe lrr ter from relatives retail Mrs. Mary Bender of Grand Rap­ burg call members wl» live In the She produced 83 3 Ibrt. ol fat from from 1.198 lbs. of milk site produced | earthquake one Her son Lyle's wife ids visited her cousin. Mr;. Lena hid aoM UlP neKl ll“> **tan 10 Barry family there. 1663 lbs ot milk. Tlie second high •<«•» lb«f“‘. Tliud in tlie close w'th.owtor Castelein rrioay. Friday. ."“to"*™! to^Utod i« « ^d todS There were last week 17 neoole J,IK Louise Qrtton. and also the uasteiein ■ mature cow was a grade Jersey. ■ was -one of Coy Stowell's purebred here*f^ Hasurrs Iml vldnhT*'>*««•* daughter. Marjor.e. said1 Mr and Mrs Louis Pajel of -"WJL?, owned by Reuther and Sheldon. Guernseys that made 622 lbs. of protoM. U» nn... vuUly. TM, ..<■ nere from Hastings ana vicinity. the>. u.ere the water OT1 vUiUd lhe tetter's parents. Cow Fourteen Years Old j E. Tops The List For February] From 1.5C0 lbs. ot milk Mu- produced: milk and 41 1 Ibi ot tut. This heifer 65 5 lbs o! fat. In thc raine herd we Ireslwned the 8th day of last Octoflnd another grade Jersey ^ithjber. 1,112 lbs. of milk and 58 9 lbs of fat Speaking ot long consistent lacProm Woodland we ure called to tatlons we will mention Paul CrldFreeport by one ol Furivst Buehler's Irr's pure bred Holstein cow. "Doris.' grade Gurnarjutesa lop of the She freshene.d the Oth of lust April four year old class. Tills little cow und In this twenty-eight day month, produced 1.092 lbs ot milk contain- produced 1120 lbs. of milk and 43-7 Ing 56,8 His. ot fat. Second high j lbs. of fat four year old Is hard to dhtingulah. High iierd for thc month of Febbecause we have u pair of cows the mary was C. M. Stowell's 10 puresame age. giving tlie umc amount bred Guernseys They averaged of milk; testing the same und natur- C88 Ita. of milk and 37 0 lbs. of fat. ally producing the same amount otiSccond high were Reuther Shelfat One of them was Lyle Gar-. don's 9 purebred Jerseys, with an field's purebred Jersey and Hie oth- average of 772 lbs. ot milk and 389 cr was one ol Coy Stowell's purebred Ibv ot fat. Third high war. Lyle ‘Guernseys, The heifers produced Garfield's herd of purebred Grade 1.120 lbs of milk and 50 0 ita. of fat. Jerseys. They had an average of Now we are taken back to Wood- 802 lbs. ol milk und 36 0 lbs. of fat. land by one <>f Karl Eckardt's Grade-' FOqrth high were Vclte's purebred .Holsteins. This heifer made 1.420 jHolsteins. They averaged 981 ibs Jb->. ot milk and 49 7 Ibs. ot fut. of. milk and 360 lbs. of fat Fifth The three year old group was led' in line was Marshall Pierce with an by one Of Milo Shaw's purebted average on 7 Grade Holsteins of 879 Milking Bhorthonu. Hlu* nuide lb-., of milk and 33 6 lbs. of fat. 1,148 lbs..of milk and 52 8 lbs. of' Leslie Raber. Tester. A. BURTON TELLS ] HISEXPERIENCES b^^^. ukg. We nave just returned from a trip xt(>w al tfce tlme when the aw- , Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wart Friday. “* "" >“ ** *■““ “ with the Gtigsbys to the farm ot ful jar and tremble of the quake! Much sympathy Is expressed by Ogden Kaisers daughter. I think can)P. and it shook the house so1 this community to Mr. and Mrs. ”*“1' ~ ““>■" her name is Shaw. She.lives about] hard the water spilled all over and Dirk Hollman In lhe taw of their rrmlnd. ™ wn mtoh 3 miles south of here and owns a jarred the dishes out of the cup-; son. piece of land having 200 feet front-' boards. They said there had been The neighborhood' was sorry to toto tod irtoa. puu atom 21 pound. °( John Kalchim with hu unrraa. age on the road and running back • quake5 before that they had w|t- hear of the sudden passing of A. J. or balanced Icrtilltoc lo tto l.r. op atola, H. acU u ttoai-nuatar about mile to all urr^-u,wuv nre«rd,but this the iwiuci. hardest vinone Riley, a kind friend and neighbor to —- --- .- ----- u - fine ---- lake, -- - -it a----win was eaa lie: <rar.l<.nlrur They had hart a:n tjj5y>ver ................ were In ... and __ < they ..__ were ___ _ _i. used fnr for gardening. twice a year some to the place. »l ““ maeunla. winch we liato nuwl have been Intcr-planled with Feetoa weehly and monthly and a few In large portion Into sweet com which badly-scared and never wanted to Mr*. Robert Glasgow of Dowling «> that he haa a crop ut them totween. He met from Hew »«l is just nicely up; quite large straw­ witness another one. They said it spent part of last week caring for -aomenme.. - They do nor bear nuu tod knew Bden Hoyntoda end hl. berry beds; a few fig trees that are listed for two nights. They live In her mother. Mrs. Glenn Kellogg, every year. He also has many kum-1 brother, brothers of Dan. Tlw-y have now in bud. and some of the other Ixb Angeles. California. * who ii^s been ill. garden plants. quats and last ye&- hod 11.500 00 ,bt*n wintering here 14 years, Cleo Sears and family spent worth and no market The soil on1 There are 250 members of the In going about the state I have Sunday at the homeiof their parMORGAN. Ids farm is the blackest I have seen, Tourists' Club here with better than concluded that there Is not more «nts. George Sears. Mrs. Millie Flury is home again in Florida on uplands. Port of his 50 more that have not joined. Some than one-tenth of thc land under Mrs. B. F. Colton spent from after spending _____ _ _ the — winter with ____ Mrs. orchard is covered with Bermuda of these own property here and have cultivation. There Is much pine Sunday to Wednesday with Mra. Roland Barry of Stony Point. grass, so thick that he says It can been coming as long os '.7 years i timber which usually stand* .. thin — Ruth Duncan in Woodland. j Mr. and Mrs. E. Duxberry of LanMr. and Mrs. Walker Cotton spent' sing spent lhe week end at their not be plowed but he disks il often. The members are certainly a con-land not very large but considerable Part of th.- oreliard Is w<ll cultl- genial bunch and for that matter so I of it is cut annually For out-door Sunday with Mrs. Cotton's parents. {cottage here. vated as are most of well cared for arc the citizens Thc city provides a I use. it is rather short lived but for Mr. and Mrs, C H. Stratton, at Mrs. Mary Turner, who spent the ones. It's the same old controversy community house, with lights, tables building does very well. It U heavy Bowen Station. Mrs. Stratton is winter with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nesabout sod orchards and cultivated and scats where card playing is in- and reasonably strong, takes a rrfbd- quite poorly. bit of Barryville, is making an in­ toTidWtto’£rtUrJ" BoXht lh>SS ,hty .m rato • "iti ‘1m" “ w o( n actol to II definite stay with Mra. J. W. spent lhe week end at Morgan .. Betty McClelland spent j«rt her vocation with her father. U McClelland, of Naahvflle. Forty feet is the correct distant* between stake.-, in horaeahot pitch. Ing. . VIC (\ POWDER bAKIHg'I I [/ SAME PRICE AS 42 YEARS AGO j j bounces for25f ECONOMICAL and IFFICIINT FEBRUARY REPORT BARRY LOWER DAIRY COSTS BY TRADING BULLS Seventy-three cows were under ..test in February. Their' average College Is Compiling List of production was 624 lbs. milk tast­ Good Sires in State Avail­ ing 3 88 per cent or 24 33 lbs. of fat, ' including 6 dry cows In the average able for Bartering East Lansing.—Further elforts to11 The average value al eacii cov'n product was <6.16. Each cow con­ help Michigan dairymen to cut pro- sumed an average of J3.85 worth of diietioh costs are being madr in the feed, leaving u tna/gin of P 31 above campaign, now tinder way. by the feed cost. Tlie overage cow returned SI GO dairy department ut Michigan State for t-ach dollar's wvrth of feed con­ College to assist owners of good sumed. it cost 0.158 cents to pro­ herd sirpt to trade three animals duce-each ....... pound of fut nnd 0.617 rather than send them to the butch-, cents lo produce each. 100 lbs. of er. rnilk:. The dairy department has helped, Three Highest Herds. ’ In this*way before by compiling a) Twenty-two registered Gucrnnst of the proved herd sires owned ol^n,.d by w c uvcr. by. members of herd Improvement a|;cd 55lJ lu, associations.. Now. every farmer in or \ the state is asked to take ad van- ■. sjx Kradc ltoislt.lns nnd tage. of this means of cutting thc:Guernaey OWned by Howard Staniwt ot reptac’ng dairy “ulb. lon aVCTaged 712.3 lbs. of milk Out of the 50 bulls listed for trade • 3JJ lbj £ last year. 38 were sold, leased or ' iradrU Homeun-.U» Ir.to U11>r „„ th.n.<-n-Marlak.V«hM<hn- ,„wl ,Iol. d.lrym-n w.r. hHp«| M yet . toll ,vrra,,^ 6MJ |ta will, . known rrmM -Ittoul „„lk ,„Un« 1H tor rent nr Ing out any money. IJta , , * it is believed that this The following is a list of the three will aid <«•!*«,. “f. <’•••. Idghest rows in the two, three, four retain bulk until their full value d . .. . . ,.la8M.„ is known. Tim pr.-wnt method of ■*',n ‘ repluclng herd sires when they are;o\'r Two and under Three Yean. Ires than three years old results In' "MlM Ixx’*u'™>rf. . rT?’ the .daughter of many valuable ani- O**r,^ oV*’*"1 b/ * mah. SWah bulls wpuld help great- produced MB h». of 4.0 mtlk or 33.9 ly if they could be kept in lhe;,h\_"r/B‘ .. , herds of tlie state as long as they1 - "S|»ot n. Grade Holstein, owned were useful. p’-v •'f'11 Miller, produced 775 lbs. Meetings have already bech held testing 3.5 per cent or 27.1 Uh. In 16 Michigan counties and mcm-j0* ,al bars of thc College dairy department' "N0 M " “ Grade Holstein, owned have explained thc plan. Meetings C,lcn Marshall, produced 568 lbs. will be held In 12 additional coun-|o* ** l*r «-nt milk or 25.6 lbs. of ties Farmers who have no ehaflfcrfMz to attend three meetings can find .Over Three and Under Four Yean, out all about thc plan from county ‘ "Lake Hills Jewel." Reg. Guern­ agricultural agents or from tellers sey, owned by W. C. Schultz, pro-, in thc herd improvement associa­ duced 820 lbs. of 4 2 per cent milk tions. No fee is charged for list­ ing bulk. - "Lake Hills Pride." Reg. Guemsey, owned by W. C. Schultz, pro­ PINE LAKE. ;duced 596 lbs. of 4.8 jwr cent milk On Wednesday, April 5, the Help- or M.6 lbs. of fat. ' Ing Hand Club will meet with Mrs.] ■ June." a Grade Hohteln, owned Mary Multendore for lhe regular'by Howard Stanton, produced 762 meeting. Ijba. of 3.3 per cent milk or 25.1 lbs. Mrs. Effie Eurte und Mrs Lee lot fut. HtoUniltom. too b.to bton III. «to (>„. >nd JInd„ much Improved and able to be out. , . ot bed now. i Pri»y II, Grade Holstein.-owned John Rogers Is Instrumental inj^.J’T’*1 JTX,UC<id *'lo • !!?' starting thc neighborhood "Spring n)llk ,csl|ng 345 per cent or 384 Ite. Clean-Up Campaign." He is cutting I01.™1A .nd pulUnt to. ou«r-toto.«. Itok.!„ ‘V’"1™’n« »..t Ot hl. tew. w. .toKi IM. I toll! te « krt.t teip noxl tolUr L_‘°v.'T " thc snow lifts always blocked the 38 6 lb® of fat. road by to. tediv. -Mradow Gold Ntorr." H«. Or.ydon D.V.1 of K.lamnioo I Otorwy, o.™d by W. c. Bcliulu. ap.nl Thutoday and Friday wlto'Jtooduwdl TOOIto. ol SO par carl Hobrrt Wanwy. Tlu-y rprnl Thur.-1 milk or dS.Olta. 01 lai. day evening In Buttle Creek with Mature C'Usa-toFive Years and Over. Harold and Lewis Brown, students ••Spot," a Grade Holstein, owned at Argubrlght's Business College/ by Fred Miller, produced 1365 ite. On Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarfhcc of milk testing 3.15 per cent or 43.0 Avery come to their farm home i Of fat from Kentucky, where they had, Nobleman's Hebe of Fore Pine, been spending a short vocation. RcK. Guernsey, owned by W. C. EDCKJ iriinni-----I Schultz, produced 1,011 lb®, of milk Our «5S?“ "hil^nu, war! J"’1™ 411 “»■ “< Max™ OrPrtolrr from to. Crnlrr ..Qp.pky r,„„y to?~ntototo Z! SliwT SllxaU2Sd«TSxnl«p?r Laubaugli. Phillip und Vlrgiida ■ WOurl100cl speller* UliS'month ore FHANK YOU! Words seem inadequate to express our ap tire day. From the time the doors opened preciation for the friendly spirit and cour- at 9 o’clock until we closed them at a little tesy shown this BANK by the fine crowd after 3, there were steady lines of folks at of folks who came to our institution on the each of the three windows of our office; re-opening day, last Saturday. It was the andeach one was very patient and invariably largest number of people who ever did court eous.Many expressed theirappreciation business with us in any one day ip our his of the privilege of having their checks cashed tory. And not one discourteous comment and many envidenced their confidence in the or criticism was heard throughout the en Hastings City Bank by making deposits We naturally expected that the cash withdrawn would' exceed the deposits made on the reopening day, because of the long banking holiday. We were pleased as well as happily surprised when the footings for the day revealed the fact that our deposits for the day had exceeded the withdrawals. This will be as pleasing to our patrons as it is to us , POWERS/ECHOES. Dale Laubaugh and Wm. Dibble. I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bedford and Wc have started a phonics clus family spent Sunday with her par­ in thc primary grades. j enLs in Grand Rapid*. We have our black boards pointed, f We extend a sincere welcome tq Tlie seventh grade are reviewing Mr- awl Mrs. Frost and family, from for the examination. , Dutton, who have moved onto Uie Some of the children ore selling Ed. Johnson farm. seeds.—Teacher. Mtes DePriester, j Mrs. Claude Frye of Grand Rap­ Reporter. Virginia Warren ids is spending a few days visiting --------------- .------------her parents, Mr. and Mra. Frank IRVING. Travis. Hie Ryan school P. T. A. will! Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bedford of meet at the wboolhousc next Traverse City were Saturday after­ Thursday night. । noon callers of Mias Ethel Palmer. Robert Falcom has been quite sick! Mr. and Mrs Virgil Andrews ot wltirpneumonla. Augusta were Sunday evening vlsllMra. OI fiord has gone to live wtlh'ors at the home of her brother. Arher daughter. Mra. George Veater. thur Bedford. . in Grand Rapids. j We are very sorry to hear Ed. George Dixon has moved his goods' Johnson is very ill and wish him a to Union City. i speedy recovery. HASTINGS CITY BANK �THE HASTINGS BASNER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1933 PAPE EIGHT COURT HOUSE NEWS New Supply Of MAY GROW MORE PEAS IN STATE THIS YEAR THREE GRADES Hastings Lumber & Coal Co Frank Sage |— ■" Homemakers’ Corner ot PROBATE COURT. '' Buj.r. Say 4cr.a<. Crop's, Hom, ■oonoooe. SpKlalut, , E*t. Edwin Woodman, ded'd. Pe­ Michigan state college ' tiuon for widow's allowance filed. Can Bo Expanded Without j Eva Terwilliger. Par. Lot 24. City of order far *uowanoo entered, suran E. Main. Petition for J Kait Lansing —Buyers Of Michl-1 Francis E Gorham and wife to order to foreclose mortgage filed, or- gan field peas. one crop, which paid I With the approach ol Easter comas the timely quiwxlon of how to Mildred Smith. 80 Ac.. Sec. 31, Rut- <jcr to foreclose mortgage entered IU producer* a fair return last year, make last yw» spring wardrobe land ■* Twp. 1 Eat. Hattie E. Chresebrough. dee d. ! say that lhe acreage of the crop in serve during this season. Miss Mildred Smith to Francis E. Gor­ Notice of appearance filed. : thJ ;'ta^ ean ^"27,]”’ *" ham and wife. 80 Ac. Sec. 31. Rut­ Eat. Curtla W. Pennock, deed. | mtlc fn i»3 e»P*nqea a Frieda Gilmore, home economics clothing extension specialist at land Twp. InEunt<A*hpr”ii ' Oaborn dee d Pi-! acrtft«e of field pea* in Mich- Michigan State College, has outlined R. K. Hurd and wife to Elmer A. nai filed I '«•” lMl K*r waa 38 per cent lower some of the .major tendencies of the Johnstown Twp Est Floyd D. Barker, deed Final ‘ «”••• buy­ present fashion, which may provide Edwin J. Shultz, ct al. to EBr-C. account of Special Admr filed, or*re now paying 61 25 useful helps foe making over the J* «°od grades of peas, sirring wardrobe. Eggleston. 80 Ac.. Sec. 2.- Hope Twp. der allowing account entered. dUElin C. Eggleston to Bernard, C._ charge of Special Admr. issued, esColors:—One can easily dye old 8T0* ' I* Shultz and wife. 80 Ac.. Sec. 2.' tale enrolled er ,0 ,*comp rtch but the return per materials the new spring colors. Est. Eunice A- Mead, dec'd. Or-■*‘5™ U hl“her u‘*n ,hal for ”»•“* These are beige, cannel, salmon­ Hope Twp Leia Freeman to Homrr Cunning- der allowing claims entered. pink, apricot, brown, navy-blue, pur­ comnu)n cr°P*— Est. Edward c. Terry, et al. An-' •$“? wh!{'h plish blue, grey, and black. Neutral nuai account filed : peas are now grown are tn tlie colored dre.s.re,i can be made to look . But why wait for ’'emergencies’’ Sec.'26. Irving Twp Eat. Ira G. Ifart. dec'rf Discharge <Utethem part of the Lower Penm- like new with bright colored bows Shirley W. Smith, ct al. to Ger­ —avail yourself of Exide trouble­ ;»ula and parts of th. the and scarfs. *uU “ d in various narta trude J. McPeck. Lou 459. 458.and of Admr. uaued. estate enrolled. The varieties 457, WL Lots 9 and 10. Blk. 27. Est. James C. Andrus, dec'd. Final ■Upper Peninsula. Materials:—Materials of coarse preventing Battery Service at our । which are thc most popular with rough Eastern Add.. City. account of executor filed. textures are very becoming ■buyers are Canadian field peas and Mabel Caslunore et al to Nellie M. Eat. Katharina Maurer. u».m. Scotch green. O. A. C. No. 181. a for spring. Wool—woven in check*, service station. Inspection of your Cashmorc, 40. Ac.. Sec. 16, Assyria warrant and inventory filed’. diagonals, and wide ribs are very Tup. Bit. Hattie E Creesebrough. dee d, i(newer variety developed In Ontario popular, while angora effect* are be­ battery—adding water—tighten­ Peter Al. Maurer. rf <-t z!. al. to 2zzthz Bertha stipulation extending time filed. I shows up well in yield test* made coming to Uic smaller figures. Cot­ ing connections—a service we are Maurer, ct al. « 50,81 ...i B. Ac. Sec. «5. Eft. Edwin C and Harry N. Clapp.,'at Michigan State College. tons—Imltlating wool-, are meeting Maple Grote Twp. . Annual account ua of ■»«»>.<> guardian filed.'; Wet. acid soils will not produce with much favor; piques, fine glad to extend free. Exide Batter­ l»eter A. Maurer, ct al. to Jacob petition to use money of minora profitable crops of peas The crop striped cotton and crepes make up1 Maurer and wife. 80 Ac.. Sec. 5, hied, order to use money of minors Is a legume and the seed should be into charming summer dresre* and ies now priced lowest in history. inoculated to enable it to use nltro- blouses. Linen—resembles wool Maple G rare. Twp. ’ '■----------- ------- --------- -- ---------- ... Erf. William R. Wlckwlre. dec'd. ’ d!$SS«,the *’r' Earty *rianUn« tweed ta very wearable. Silks—make Maurer 80 Ac. Sec. 8. Maple Gw^ipeUtion to settle note filed, order up the tiny design prints, as well as Twp.--------------------------------------------- 'to settle nou- filed. Most of the diseases ind insect the heavy crinkled and blistered ef­ pi.,. Eugene Barnum and wife to Vera' Est. Ernest F Miller, deed. Or- {^£7*^ be„??nJ fects makes one see tlie poMibilitles M. Shepard, et al, P*r See I andider allowing claims entered. I‘ ® Sd“fl. ?,ch of comblnging some of the older 80 Ac. Sec. 2. Castleton Tup Eht. William N. DeVina. deed.' dresses with a bit of new material. Vera M Shepard, et al. to Bcma- Proof* on probate of wlUfilnV waiv-1 h’.1^ Silhouette:—Thc dresses and ikuo dine Shupp. 50 Ac.. Sec 1, Oustkton.cr of notice filed, order admitting!htu i coats ure taut fitted and more box­ ‘ «m*red. bond of executor filed. ™dn 5 like for spring and summer. Straight Vera M. Shepard, et al. to Orpha letters testamentary issued, order i wl, . line Jackets and .lull* arc often M. Garvey. 50 Ac. Sec 1. Castleton limiting settlement entered. peUf^utiS? dirccUnns f<t easier to make than lhe fitted ones ^P “°n ,or dal'M «>«*• me nea^wm wiildi aids in their favor. Orpha XL Garvey, et al. to John‘to creditors issued |!nR P0**' „ , ,wnt ryce J0*"? Sleeves:—Many old dresses can be A. Shepard and wife, 50 Ac . Sec. 1, Est. Alice Searles, dec'd. Inventory!“jirk^a“tiSfChLJn>,8t2^ caik-ee made attractive again by lhe addi­ Castleton Tup l med. . • 12?!* . “* chl8a“ staU College, tion oPnew sleeves. Spring aiwl sum- ] Vera M. Shepard, ct al. to Wendell; Est; jamw n. Jones, dec'd. Bond f mer sleeves are rather straight and 1 M. •f WMt West nnrt and wlfja wife. >10 50 Ac., 1“ See. £ I. PINE LAKE CLUB. 1. Ir.t of executor Bled, letters testamenflut. Straight pushed up sleeves are ■ I CastletoiixTu-;). ■ tar}' issued, order liiriltlng settle-] Xtr. aiid Mrs. Adrion Keyes very popular. Short, elbow, and I JEFFERSON & 1 Caroline Brooks to Addie Smith. Smith, ment entered. oetltlon’for hearing thro c-fourths a r u fashionable HASTINGS Par. Ix>t 6. Blk 8, A. W. Phillip* length*. COURT Str.el. MICHIGAN Add . Nashville. Neck lines:—Close about the neck Ella H. Barstow to Henry A. oS wyh bows, ties, and collars ate very £.Slm1’7Xad*''‘‘ I Pierce and wifc,_Lo< 41. Streeter-* becoming for the 1933 season. c>»-iin_ n Ann’-A 1 wave tne joy Bells and reResort. Gun lake. Hat rajck* fashioned from very WMwr Ofited^^reerd^n l*»Ung the Lord s Prayer. Eli LindGeorge H. Flngletcn to Alma XL rrrrtr toM ol ,he welfare plan carried heavy wire, help to conserve space Fingleton. 80 Ac,. Sec. 5. Jlastings in tne closet a* well as lo preserve 1 'cn throu«h lhe county road' com­ the hats. Tup. T . A”’ i,nUs,on- There were so many men Flora Mac Dougul to Floyd B ntml accami of *»««« filed oul ot work and available CRESSEY. '•■’"'d 01 Ulr™d once, knotting the Tungate, 40 Ac -Sec. 17. Johnstown fitfnn’ t Admr nf Snd COUnt5r tuRds wcre »>*d Up 111 ™ 0 WlU‘ •'nd. as a time-uving mam when Miss Irene Barber of Battle Creek 8^ur.u‘in^i« y d l*anut*. basting. As the thread Is needed. spertt Hr, AM Artmr ’ banks whlch madc « a WHOUS probtlie past week with Jut par­ Robert G- Kelley to Catherine H tlcc filed, order appointing Adair.. lfrn. Broun was asked-to give j cl«2wfo?tMth tut/'^LSbiwte 1 pu“ a p,rcc ,o rojn''“ent ents. Mr. and Mik. N. H- Barber. Kelley. 18 Ac.. See. 31. Orangeville ■1 Sr; ,,M ' his views concerning welfare work Twp. s Mr. and Mrs. Irving Barber mode J’^i nL.d and hc suted that-lhe road comHerbert E. Potter and wife to Bue| a business trip to Hastings. Wed­ ?nteri!i :nilM1On ,s nn old standby when L Garton. 7125 Ac.. Sec. 19, Carlton St’niSi il’fte™ nesday. ’moncy u nfeded welfare work Twp. Mrs. Carl Enzlan und daughter, Burl L Gorton to Commercial order limiting settlement entered] (■ .1. II . . : . Savings Bank of Maishall. 71.2S Ac.. : and & pillows, and vasea should be used the past week with Mrs. Peter RickSec. 19. Carlton Twp. n«n I nt credlt WILS due them. People do not of the household save much con- hn rc|ay». not all at once. Eliminate enmore while Mr. Riekrnmore was 1 Glenn D. Temll. et al. to John Est. Ruth .Pennock. noun m visiting hi* sister, who has ' * .irticlrs to ealtv-an atineaninrc at Detroit Visiting ‘ . ’ n . extra art — * ----------------------------Kriousncss'bf the welfare Henry Bliss, 35 Ac.. Sec. 34. Rut­ guardian- filed, letters of guardian­ jM-quart contains much of order ana ftnd neatness, io to gain gain restrest- lxrn reriously ill. problems especially thc medical —lltllim iL,.;- asof four imilk ................. ,.....r»fas ............ . land Twp tuniniR irr,,ii" ' oi oroer ___ ___ ■ . neatness, ....... ... . . ....... . ship issued. needs, especially the appeals made; Genevieve and Constance Cran­ mane , .1 .......... ........ luinr.'.s ami aamiKinui spaci I Frank K. Vaughn and wife to Est. Ernest E. Pennock, dec'd. ureas, needy who nie had to go to Ann ; 1.. «l,’.troua mnke rooln r<,oin eMsiw to Clean. clean. dall of Kulnmaroo spent the past O.. davs .1 . s meal* . I 1 Skimmed 0. ----- ',l milKl easier Cecile L. Vaughn. Lot 8. Cjispc Plat. Waiver of notice filed, order ap­ by the n...u„ .. aid ....! ly in tlie day meals Skimmed __________ ------------» - -10 ._______ week with rehtllvtfl. ; Arbor or who needed medical Boniface Point, Pine lake. Prairie- pointing Admr. entered, bond of milk nnd buttermilk ore alto good j Banff National Park m the Con ­ from a local source. villc Twp. Admr. filed, letters of Administra­ ; Mrs. Ernest Hall and Arthur sources of calcium. adian Rockies covers 2585 square Striped ahiru wear out inut.fi tion issued. Try threading Ms needles on a miles. |quicker than those with solid Colors. , Lathrop were appointed on com_____ , , , WARRANTY DEEDS. State Bank of Freeport to Dwight THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB. mllWv for topics of iiitere*t for the A, .pdn, .rnve. .prny „.ob“StTupS'S W. Dodge and wife, 61.68. See. 7. Carlton Twp. Miphuel Cryan to Bernard J. Cfy-|' i^’found ■ ^»rav< und th • r Lc-1 "Hwh COSt Of ,0®n,W worsc than an and wife. 2 Ac.. See. 22, Thorn-, lx- found Sprays and their uses. cost of Qtfng,*’ "Convict work apple Twp. For egg* of thc apple aphis or yed at Sing Sing ' and the three point Mary E Wallace, ct al. to Willard1 spider, peach leaf curl, i>car leaf program by Pre*. Roosevelt whereby Demond and wife. Pur. Sec. 31., blister mite, green pencil aphis, San 250,000 incn would be given emptoyWoodland* Twp. Jre^ scale, scurvy scale, lire the l.mc ment by reforestation work. Harry D Powers and wife to El-' sulphur moderate strength applying Nettie Keyes had the program in mer J. Mallory and wife. Par. Shore while the bud* arc swelling. Drench. charge and all Joined in singing, Fine lake, Sec. 19. Johnstown Twp. j| thc tree from trunk to stem, for Row Firm a Foundation. " Floyd T. Xfillcr and wife to Leon apple*, pears, peaches, plum*, chcr-1 Reading by Muriel Lindsey, "CouA. Cole and wife. 40 Ac., Sec. 8. As­ . ries or apricots. | »ln Emma on Voter's Paralysis'' ami syria Twp.For strawberry leaf blight, use thc Dorothy Ford read "Cousin Emma's Burt Long and wife to Frank1 lime, sulphur solution regular Small TX>wn Xlind.” Aspinall and wife. 100 Ac.. Sec. 9. strength applying when leaves begin Richard Farr played two relccCarlton Twp. to aopear and repealing every two. lions on thc Hawaiian guitar, "Red IZ'i Quick to Albert Lyon*. Lot ueeks until blossoms appear Wln®.’ and "Sidewalks of New 83 Arnett's Mill Lake Resort. Johns­ For thrips use a nicotine solution.1 " . town Twp. John Williams, ct al. to Roy Ter-1 Spray for adult thrip* while the1 U alter Brown gave a very inter-, buds arc swollen and stop when they'««»»« P®P" on subject* of interest, peuing and wife. Par. Sec. 6. A*»yna begin ■EVARM and CITY HOMES alike have odd articles to burtt. Spray for hrvae i »o,lbc farmer. He also spoke of jlu* Tup. . after lhe petals drop from the !>pi<ndid address given by Hon. John j John H. Ciirislcr to Lilah M. Hol­ blooms of ftirnjfurc, machinery and clothing in storage i KrtctTum at the Farm Bureau meet­ ton. parcel. S«. 21 and 28. As­ syria Twh. that are too valuable to throw away. Other people Oley Douglas, ct ai. to S- Mabel Siiuon. 40 ' ' " " ' in the county want to purchase just such articles, but i Springs imixirtant positions tie had held. | S Xiabel Sisson to Elizabeth • tobacco Black Ixaf, spraying diri-ctdo not know WHERE to buy. TI19 Banner Want Ward Lindsey gave a selection on Douglas, 40 Ac... Sec. 36. Yankee 'ly onto the tender bodies of young. - lhe piano. Ad column is the best medium in Barry County tor Springs Tap. ' . Penetrate the woolly covering of the Reading. ‘•Now He Belong* to thc Jay Blough and wife to State aphis.. Ages." Clara Soot;. bringing prospective buyers and sellers together. For crown gall, leaf rollers, straw­ Meeting closed by singing “Love Carlton-Tup. berry crour and root borer... rasp­ Divine All Love Excelling” and re­ ' Dwight W. Dodge and wife to berry can* blight and Are blight de­ peating thc watchword. The next State Bank of Fre< pori. Bar. Blk. i. stroy 411 infected parts TT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE whether it’s rooms !—. — Destroy meeting to be held at the Kellogg , Chamberlain , Add , City completely all infected tree* ax this Foundation, date will be announced William F. Holley and wife to'.is-a bacteria! disease. StrawSerry:later.—Lenna Nottingham, Secy, pro to rent, furniture to sell, apartments wanted, farm .Wayland State Bank. 240 Ac. Sec. plant* Should be dug up and burned J.cm 6. Yankee Springs Tup before beetles escape to lay eggs. Do —------products for sale, hired help needed, articles lost, live Louba M Scharvr t<i imbert F, this before April 20th COATS GROVE i Scharcr.-Lots 1 und 2, Scturcr * , Next week tne conclusion o! this stock strayed, or what not... in each case you reach Thc Altoft P T. A., put nn a fine Plat Bee 7. Barry Tup J/article will appear—J A. Hoos. program at Coats Grove Thursday Bert McCallum qnd wife to the persons you wish to reach in the most direct way evening. Dougal A. McCallum. Lot* 8 and 9. Our pastor was sick Sunday and DOWLING. Cloyerdale village possible. Banner Want Ads get results! unable lo fill hi* appointment here. Mrs. Roy Showcrman of Hastings, Laura Nibbs Cider tn flora !., A number from here went to Holten. Lots 1. 2 and 13. Blk- " who is conducting services rich Woodland Sunday evening to hear Keckr Bro.- Arid, Middleville. evening ............. — at -----------the church — here, -is — lo- the mock trial. "Who Killed Earl J AON’T BOTHER to call in person ... Just tele­ Waller N Kolb to Laura A K:4b. «ted at the home of Mi» Elsrabcth;‘ j Wright.” which war. very good and 1 7090 Ac. See. 38 and 20 Ac . See. 23 Smith Sirs. Showerman will go] phone 2415. If you are not certain of thc word­ i^Vhere^o where .he* ’^^B^ytvStog there win be Barry Twp. . :: T^rtuS - “ Emmet Sunne tn George o Dean, has a pastorate. I lantern slides showing a ‘ Panoram* ing, we will do our best to assist you. Simply give Par Nashydk Milage Ar. — ... 0I W1B n WKUB W11,tn will -u> « An cpldcpnc epidemic of mumps has Hi-jot Life ,in India.. ” which be Hl in-. Hen.-, t Mair and une • Mar, saded our midst. La-.ay and Jean terrsting to all. at the Community us the facts and your ad will go into print clearly Van Gicien. Lot,43. Stwters Re- 'DeP.-ieilcr. Florence Wright. Amyl -—-— . sort, Gun lake. ----- --------------—------------- *' The LA. 8 «nd Birlhdav soclestated in thc fewest words possible. Our rates arc June Hammond. ------Betty— Woodmansee Mary Van Oiescn to Henry ,V and Malcolm Pierce being the latest Uea combine their meeting* al Muir and wife, Lot 43. Streeter s Rc- victims. reasonable ... one'cent per word with a minimum > tlie home of Mrs. Coy StowMl this 'sort. Gun lake Mr*. George Slocum has been HI,week Thursday. Pot luck dinner. Henry A Pierce and wife to Ella with lonftUU* the past week, her Bring table service. charge of twenty-five cents. H. Barstow. Lot 41. Streeter ;■ Re­ mother, Mrs Roy Smith, and Mur- coats Grove P. T. A. will put on sort, Gun lake cell have been caring for her. I n c program at the Altolt school Laura A Caduwllader* Mr. and and tht5 WCCB. wcck Thursday evening. T"~ Mrs. Clayton ”” Mono* T";W1U> anuiaun/ vacuum. M. CadwalUdcivet al.'M . M|.. rds. Mrs -----------------------, „ ounu.y Anna ----------------Trethrle spent Sunday rt* Sunday school ~ is _______ planning. for tb.n home hnnli. of nt Mr. Mr and bi.^ Mrs. Mr. Frank! W.ritr an Easter .... program. _______ Sec. 28. Barry Twp at the . Eul.“lcr..S .V’??1.-IU1„*W!:.!O Wilkes of Charlotte j R^rt and Dorothy Seaw rtr;,^Sl»S'r*-JEmR.8fhw!Jclw have all been sick duryig thc past Ac. Sec. 36. Avyria Twp rertamed week TtaitM-d thei? thrlr daughter d.ittchl^r and'tamiiy.! and famltv I.. .... Joseph Coojwr and wife to Mary Mr. and Mrs. Tom Howard, of Leslie, m>x Coats has been sick with the Van OicMn, Lot.- 15 and 16. Potta- Friday. I fl «*» nM occn waVunw Park. Wall lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Titus and Will Mr and clarence Shelley of Mary of nainuuuuo. Kalamazoo. air Mr anfl and nir*. Mr*, i aniit a vldted ....... van Gteten „ to ... Joseph Coop- Tttua v. visited at E G bmllh* r.and wife Lz> ‘ .. 15 and IB Pntta. Orlle Flshrr .rrt Mr. rtn. >-»nMl.g vi*itra ay z- u. onuuia er Lot* 18. FottaFuhcr and Xtrs Etna Clanton owe t£ week end uat.imie Park Wall lake suited Mn Mary FUher at Hen-: Th^nnJn . p,ul Thompson George W. Griffith* to Bertha W. dcrshotl Sunday Mr. ■ p,ul Thompson 1and .family of Fuiwr 15 Battik creek visited re1*lives here Griffith*. V&t 3 and N 30 it U>; 18. very poorly at present. r" ."’ °n‘3tnf£tu smith ol K.I.™ the Wjgwiuni. Orangeville Tup **- —-• *•— Sj? ---------John Henry Bliss to Chancy E and ’Helen DePrtefter &«m£t rclurncd Saturday alter spending a Blisi. tl al. 35 Ac. Sec. 34, Rutland j1"' '“■« r,t'u'T‘ «* Twp. inena*. i Minnie Wurm to William Fuhr Corners Uht week. and wife. 206 60 Ac., Sec. 3. Hope cl Crrtk1 The fi/.t portable'vacuum cleaner iwp • tvs* a-week-end gue. at lUe Albert nu4* in 1905 by Dr. William Minnie Wurm to Edith L. Fuhr, et Woodmamee heme. QUIT CLAIMS. CEDAR SHINGLES Phone 2515 J™1- £ for SERVICE ON BATTERIES AND TIRES call us! Cut Yoa? Food Budget By Shopping at Kroger Stores Kroger Quality Meats Round or Sirloin Steak I5c Hamburg or Sauaag* Pork Steak 2 ISC 3 ■J-- ISc Pork Roast Pork Hearts Pork Liver Beef Hearts be Lb Beef Pot Roast u. 8c Long Horn Cheese Beef Riba Fine For Baking Fillets u. iz'/2c 7c u.. 2 u 25c No Rone Cottage Cheese Bacon V..T Spare Ribs & BEANS 3^; 20c » ib—In delicious tomato sauce. A itarvalua i Bread Famous Country Club ' Corn Syrup 5 Dark Light, 5-lo. pail 27c Rolled Oats 15c ib. p.11 49c lO-ii... Bulk—Quality Oats 4 Navy Seans Michigan bind picked COOKIES Dutch style sorted.varieties Raitint 4 10c ib.. O lb*. lb pb,. 25c b... 19c Blue Mill Sardines ImpoHed Oliva Oil Sardine* I BROOMS 21c Gold Band Soap 5 Wall Paper Cleaner Matches 25c 6 Cigarettei 10c pb> All popular branrii PENN-RAD ;r„' 99c Molar Oil, 100 J Pur* P«rvn*ylv»nla SWEET W 4 - 10c Freih Carrot* Froth Spinach Apple* XT” BANANAS bch. lb. Exide Battery i> $6.75 Idex battery t,,b..(. $4.95 Firestone Tires $4.05 -Sfc». ANDRUS ■> SERVICE PHONE 2240 nM- x SlJ’JUf.M?'' "‘ln™ •"* 1" Banner Want Ads Get Results .... 1| 7 a | V Apple Butter Graham Flour WH Your Choice ib. 3 17c The Hastings Banner Telephone 2415 �•THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 5. IMS give it a higher feeding value. I GLASS CREEK. , FREEPORT. NASHVILLE. ALFALFA IS BACKED Mrs. Harriett All truths ware used Rom. MCvZIOClUin McGlocklln B41U and IBIimy family VI of Mr. and lun Mr». S. «•E. usziuijrzia Johnson and .... theae t.wc.M ww.* — « as — texts „ I rVJUl. ..... ... •Hire ■■■. of Kalamazoo bv ortznalnn man In In the ltata.iti.--i __ ___ t.u_ Havens ol «Lake -V. I! •Miss — - Augusta ■ - — ------ and Mlu Catherine Griffin ot CogsBY YEARS OF STUDY by extension man the state. Hastings and■ John Hinckley and-------Corwin Farmcra’ meetings, newspapers, the,Al-Gon-Quin were Sunday visitors Noviikey ot Grand Rapids were ville, North Dakota, spent Sunday, ruriln bulletins, KotlutlK- and ."4 circular letttcrs, ____ . Havens. .._ __ letttcrs Bt Bt — Forrest Sunday guests —ofJ relatives here c..n Sun- n-lfS, with fb.l. their cousin. ir.. Mrs. Mary Un. Hoav Once Usually Failure in State radio, Ington. were all used in the campaign lo in-1 pevrlrs and wife of Lansing day. • \ Now Adda Wealth of For- 7/(.M*Crlrh *lw L>'!' Otu *nd wU< Mnd The ^InWcrial AMoclatlon will I Bahs of St. Clair U parents, 1 Mr. and Mrs. y ' age and Fertility Yearly John BaiiN. x. U‘,ureL. •' East Lansing.—The story of the that a forage crop had at tart been | Junlor. Kenneth and Lots Brown Clark Titmarsh has returned growth of lhe alfalfa acreage in found to. solve their feed and soil oj Hickory Corners were guests of i“** prabl.™ AIM. U ,talr ^ILp.u.nu,. a,M. wmu. Mr «~1 TW »“'*«• «-"> from Allentown. Pa., where he spent Michigan from 74.000 acres to 750.­ now a Michigan orop. more and wife. (Sunday with the latter's parents. the winter with his daughter, Mrs. 000 acres within a few years is a | Cleo Blown and wife visited there Mr’- pbettor Ailerdlng at Waller Schledt. and family. Miss Alice Roscoe of Ypsilanti HIGHBANK. Sunday and Grove. record of thc efforts of research and 'Sunday and the the children-returned children-returned I.®**1* Grove. extension men at Michigan State The little son. Gary Mayion. ot tome with them. Mr. and Mra JMaCootz mode a spent last week with her mother. Mrs. Helen Roscoe, and other rela­ College assisting -- farmers -------- ------------------------ of . *thc .... Mr. and Mrs. Byron Guy. passed Fred Otis and wife also Wm Otis business trip WTIjaluurs Tuotday. tives. state who demanded aome method । &WBy Wednesday with bronchial: attended grange at Welcome last Mr, and Mrs. Fred Williams were Dr. 8. M Fowler of Hastings was of maintaining their business in the .pneumonia. Funeral waa held Fri- Saturday. guests of Mr. and Mr» Mr» ftov Litchaturday. gunta a caller at the Call Lykins home face of declining soil fertility, in^, day at Nashville and burial tn the i Mrs. John Foreman also Maurice jr " ’o---------.jHd fSebcwa Frida; Monday. Marinn t j,., A TtlOI.',’• and crease In dairy cows-kepl, and low jliy cemetery. The family has our . _nrl und Hntina Donna Foreman anrt and Marian' rmpttiny. ” Erway nf of ifniamaw. Kalamazoo u were visitors' Hnrtiner Saturdm prices for grain crops. i sympathy. ' ; Feu-»u >n> vi.itzir.? Mr- aqd-Mrs Charles Hawthorne Alfalfa is not a native of Michi-1. Mrs. Syl Ray Erway's last lost Wednesday. I Mr. und, Mrs. Joo Kauflmpn' *e- and an<l family taniily of Lacey spent SaiurMra Sylvia Skidmore of Camp;rtI R»y Wednesday. ....-----------------.fi-- Iiartnt/>1 gan nnd attempt.* to produce it in• Custer and Mrs Fred Miller of A*-: T>>®' The' Glass Creek Nutrition cliu« clmM I! cumuanic.l Mr. and .... M.s <IVM FricTWil-1 ■* d“y with ----thc latter's rwtrst a n very uurm, enjoyable —»» I.. , • ■ . . . c.i ■ >>. ■ ■ the state, until recent yean, wen­ syria spent a few dfys at the Guy:H*nt day tart I Jams to Ionia Friday, when- they; and Lfn Mra. On*,lzI Porter Kinne, . usually failures. Stands of alfalfa• hunie. .Thursday with Mrs. Wm. Otis/s|*cnt- the day with M-s. Kiuffmans. Mr and Mrs A » h B. McClure and which looked good nt the beginning!: Frank Hawblitz attended the fu- About thirty were present Includ- ,mother. Mrs Mitchell. ---------- --------------------I • two sons of Buchanan were wcekof winter disappeared before haying: neral of Mr. Riley in Fulton Bun- >ng visitors. 'Dre next meeting will »•— Knowles ----- •­ and datigh- end gucsU nt thc Coy Brumm home. Mrs. «Morna ■ time thc next year. held with With **zl Otta. CMl— Thun'Hutr,. , ter -—- Myrna be held XUs* Fred week Myrna Lr.u Lr.il J.ent last ’art “ J: with Mim Frelda Mae Ackci t enter­ lt-sts at the College proved thnt Mrs. Frank Hawblitz spent Sat- |/sy. day- April 27. ’' 'tj w former tainea several playmates Friday alm former'ss pnitru.. pmeni.. Mr. and Mrs ;talncd Friday in In seed from regions with climates ns urday und Sunday at the home ot : a* Maurice —''— «•hrway — was a Kalamazoo ir R.. e E.. Lipscomb Liperomb of <4 Grand Rapid*, Rafrlds. i honor of her birthday birthday. cold or colder limn Michigan would Mr arid Mrs. Lyle Jones in Assyria., viritora part ot last week. |I tik The Mfcss Mum-s Hcter. Helen sr.d and, Etholyr.; Etbelyn I # Mr, Mr. and arid M~. Mrs. Gayiuru Gaylord Decker Ol of produce seedings which would ' Mrs. Sara ErWay returned horn*- Earl and Lyle {•lumps of Belding Jackson were guests of Mr. and Mrs 'Xiu ------- I snr-1 Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hecker of vivo winters ----here. ------- 1 Sunday after spending the week in were guenu bf Rev. and *• “ — “ •Lykins •lost —* — —' .1 "— cr. . -•■ruth Hustnigx called on Mr. ; and Mra. Gall week. menu showed that the seed should Mra. Frank Hawblitz lost week, Knlainnwjo. .Loomis and Gatha Monday. | Mrs. Orville Hook Is visiting rclbe irioculated and planted on soil __z->----- :-------- «,B „ Art Lord nnd wife of Rattle The Worn. r. i> Hwelgn Ml™ Mluionary1 a I Ives in Battle Creek. which contained fair amounts ot 1 tju CRO8HRQADS Creek spent Sunday «t Roy Oakes'. wni rocet ut uw hpne of Mrs. ..... Frai.k Tlie play. "How the Story Grew," “"*1 ?lniC Mias Maurcne WlHttts of Has- In the P. M. they called on Bob Loomis Fridnv nfttrnodh. April ’ ‘ 7. “ and this musical numbers wi re en.to be added before alfalfa would 8peilt Sunday with Miss Jean Lord and family in Yankee Springs j Rev. und Mrs. Wilkins called on ,u,vu u, sueu crowa b>' ■ a kuwi KOodjilscd Crowd many Friday succeed. . . stedge. tedge. ■ Clyde Warren and family were Mr. and Mrs. William Furlong of night at Hie Evangelical church. A member oi the crops ^epartHarvla >- — —... visitors Sunday Their ...... sis- 'Campbel! Wednesday. The former■•> Harold omim Smith anu .ind lamny family 01 ot dti BenLansing — Cloverleaf z«..u Tin- members of the Club _ Harbor ---- -----—..^ and. ter returned —.a home -j ”. them rcr ment at the College developed a vu- tun and Homer .Smith with for aire|MirU the tatter's condition about I wish to.ihank all who helped in the new of alfalfa which would pro- fBmay <4 Hastings spent Sunday few visit. ., ?w day*' clays'visit. . jUkraine. • free will offering. Thc “ -- -■ Roger* — ducc a good crop or nay and would w|t|j Mr ar(j Mr, oj-jc-y smith and , 'I he following officers were elected >| Mrs. Martin and- daughter' Tlie Community Brotherhood wax u.° cruI* ?n .Mr utrt Mrs Homer Bate*. at the community meeting Satur- of Grand Rapid* were gm-sta at the;held Monday night at the Evangcliabre years. Another member of the. Newman Tuttle and family of day night. Pres. Mr. Coin; Vice-; home of Mr. ami Mrs. Earl Rogers!cal church. Supper was served at ri’srarr.h staff prrfi-c.cd a rnarl. Lansing qicnl Friday with Mra. Pres , Fred Smith; See. and Trca*».; Saturday.. !.M ven o'clock. The speaker was Dr. tKanivlKreh’^u <3'^. u-td Wlll,t*in<1H. . । l*u«el and Glen Noviskry were in George N. Fuller. Ph D.. executive L or Z 11^ d d MLm J,'“" 6“‘d|{e u 0,1 the B,ck -----------------------------------•.rcrelary ; Hastings unhung.'* Thursduy. inurwiuy, micuu; of «i the mo Michigan ancnigan Historical ni.Moricul to treat sour hulls. . |U. ORANGEVILLE. The King * Herald ■; met ■E- ' I Thc King's Heralds met with Mbs' Commission and editor of thc MichMrs- Mildred Roush and little' Mrs Adclia Snook, of of Martin. Martin. ‘ Gnthn Gnthn Loomu Loomu al at thc thc M. M. E. parson-! W>n History Magazine. Dr. Fuller “‘,Jd *’° “’*d to reptaco high priced daughter ate .spending the week In spent a couple of daj» the j»st week ag<Saturday afternoon. re nnst week. age Saturday afternoon. was principal of the Nashville ra ‘T Grand Rapid* , with relatives at this place i Sunday guest* 01guests Mr. oi Mr. and Mrs. school*. 1900-1902. . i Sunday and nrethods were worked out U, --------- „ d „ Mr. and Mrs. Edgar DeFrre't DeForest of of JJ. D D. Cool Cool were. were. Mr Mr. und und Mrs. RoThe Ladies' Aid of thc Evangcliharvest lhe ulfulla the' leaves' Now York State"has 52 radiocastOlivet, were guests of Mr. and Mm brrt Ainsworth of Berlin. Mr. and C*»I church were entertained Wcdvould be retained on the hay and • ing stations. Clyde Nichols last JVcdncsday. ; Mrs. Ed. Cool of Grund Rapid.! ifiid n«day afternoon by Mesdanics Charlie Bourdo und family enter- Mr. ind Mra. Ruiiert Caln ot Grand;Claud Jone*. Daniel Garltnger nnd tained relatives, from Ihlcdo over Rapids. Amofi Wr ngcn nt tire home ot the ; the .Week end. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Eurl Rogers attend-: former. Mrs Nettle Broun, who has spent I <d the fun.’rtil ot Martin Roger.'.1' Mrs. Dan Fcighirer ta visiting relthe wlnlcr at Mishawaka. Ind., Jins who was buried at Biuifiekl Monday, atlvca in Grand Rapldo. rcturned t,o her home here tor tlie, Mr. and Mrs. Arlie McFVc of Niles.; On Tuesday night. April ii. the summer. , Ohio, were week-end guests of hi-, regular meeting ol tanirrl Chapter. CRfford Kuhlo and family spent ifousink. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Curtiss. No. 31. O E'. 8. will be held tlie Saturday night and Sunday with 3md family, ’ । temple. This will be election of ofhb. Ulster. Mrs. Parrot, of Woodland Mr. Martin McFee returned tn hi* ;,lccr*- °>> Wednesday night. April Mr. .and . Mm Harry .Lewis, of home in Niles, Ohio, alter several Ure Family Night <4 (he Lehman Wayland, were Sunday guests of months* visit with ills coisina, Mr. Club will be held, at the I. O O. F Mp. Nettie Newark. . and Mrs. F. M. Curtiss, and family.1 hall. Hie program will be given by •Mr. and Mrs Alger DrFnrcat and Mr. ami Mrs. Henrv Wertman of the Scouts with their leaders. Miss Mrs. Ed. DcFon-st oK Kalamazoo Delton crfiled on their daughter. Malnone. Mrs. Bean, and Arlie were Sunday guests of hb sister.! Mrs. Wallnec Camph-ll. Friday. ;Rccd. Each one asked to'.bring Ttye Mrs Clyde Nichol*, Mrs. Ed. "De-. Mr. arid und Mrj Mrs. freighton O'Harrow l,lam sandwiches und one other duh. Forest remained for a longer visit, 'of OUegO were greeting friends in!<•*«’ tabid service. , Tire largest crowd nf the season the village Friday evening. I O'1 Thursday night, April 13, the turned uut Friday evening to the Little Agnes Marie Thompson of1 Cloverleaf Chib will meet with Mrs. community meeting at the xchool- Hastings K|>ciil the week end with’118 Thrun A pot luck supper at hourc and a very wonderful program her grandparents, Mr. and Mm. seven o'clock. wav enjoyed by all. ; George Thompson. 1 A daughter. Margaret Alton, was W. tt Beattie has returned to hl*.! Merle Campbell returned to his’hom March 2! to Dr. and Mrs. V. A. homo Arc alter a wint ’i epent in home Friday after v.-rr.l weeks' I Vatice of Charlotte. Florida! I visit with relative* in Pelton. I Mrr c B- Meers returned to her — Mrs. George Thompson spent lari lhfin’c in Wilmette, ill . after sfiend• H. K. H. Cleaning CAHLTON < ENTER. week with her ion and family inffng a few days with the Lotduhl and'I lire jieoplt in lire. Biawn-school Hartings. f Brown, famIlles. Powder Black Enamel district met at tin- home of Mr. nnd Dr. Hugh Kennedy of Grand Rap-1 Fuireriii Lcnlccs for tlw 18 • Dick-a-do Cleaning Mrs. Burt Long Wednesday evming i IcR was a guest at the Loomis home' months old baby of Mr. and Mm. Yi pint .... for a farewell party for the Long 1 Thursday. Byron Guy was held Friday aftlrPowder famlly. who are moving oq, the Mrs. Deida Nagler and Mrs. Mor-1IWX5nSpar Varnish • Reddy Waterless Clean­ farm known ns the old Bray fann na Vahdcrhp arc spending a few Mr and Mrs- T- n- Dfuncray of quart .... * . er in pails in southeast Carlton. We are days nt the home of Mr. and Mis 'Kalamazoo spent Sunday ut the 'sorry to lose Mr. and Mm. Long and Lewis Miller in Hastings. Woicott-Bakcr home. Water White Lino­ • Chamoise and Sponges lanilly from thts community.but th Mrs Pear) Smith was a Hastings! Thc result of the township e!cc' best wishes of their many friends go | visitor Tuesday and was a supper tlon *’as Independent—Supervisor. leum Varnish with them to tlu’lr.ncw home. ; gw-st of’ Rev nnd Mrs. Oenrltnrf ,K- w- Smith. 452; Clerk. Arthur Quart . . . . .* Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Henney atThe local ministers. Rev. nnd Mrs IHourter. 37Q; Treasurer. Adolph tended Pomona grange meeting at E. M. Wheeler. Rev. and Mrs. Wilk'-lDau*c- Jr- <7U Justice, full term. Dri-Bright LiWelcome Corners Saturday. ; ins met with Rev. and Mra Loomis Erntl,t Smith,. 30: Justice, vaquid Wax, pt. The ’ Hlckvllle Twins" will pul on! Friday afternoort to prepare a pro-;c“"t,y- Fred White. 325; Bd. of RcThe cheapest it has un critcrlainment Carlton' ...» crnm f0,-GiMKi Friday, which will be view. Bnrry Wcllrnnn. 370. Repub­ ------- - at the been in years I Au big (grunge hull, the evening of April pul on in the afternoon Irani i:00;can—8ti|)crvUor. Ralph DeVine. 293; line from— ' 12. Watch for further udvertlsing. ! i to 3:00. ' Clerk. H. F. Remington. 375; Trcas। Mr. and Mrs. Wm. p. Hale «>ent aiE>-r------ —- — Mrs. Otto Lightfoot ollu and U Galel urcr> ’A,» Ftannlgan. 266;• — Justice.. Many other apeciala I Sunday with their daughter, Mr. Lightfoot accompanied Walter Wai-! *ul1 lcnn’ Orr Fisher. 314; Justice. for thia week and Mrs. Caryl Fuller. Tirir.'little lape to Ann Arbor where Otto Light-1 '“cancy. Ralph Wetherbee. 410; Bd. granddaughter. Elaine, is ill with foot has been retained In a hospital ot Review. Geo. Hayman. 347. । A Double Roll Mr.- nn<l and Uni Mrs. Waiiar*. Wallace •« were in the German measles, and tlielr ann- ! there for further treatment Mr in-law is quite ill at -this time anti' j. D: Cool nnd wife made a busi- Lansing Monday night. . under Lhe doctor's core. , new trip to Grund Ruplds W'cdnesMIDDLEVILLE. ' • • •------- ;-----[ day. Owen Lyons resigned from his DELTON. I Mr. -und Mrs. I. M. Curtiss were 1 Preparations arc' being made to‘guests of Mr. and Mrs. Baker of .vhoul position, taking effect hn-. mediately und was replaced gt the ! have Eaater exerchcs at the M. E. Grand Rapids Friday, special board meeting Friday eve­ church at tlw! hour for Sunday -***» — • ---- ■-----entertained ■—■ fjev — and* Mrs Loomis School on Easter Sunday. April 16. Mr. U. U1 and,iaauiiW Airs. Murphy of Hastings. ning by hi» brother. Ivan Lyons. Piner Adrianson is quite sick «t Rev. and Mrs. E M. Whccttr and! who liolds forth for the balance ol the present writing. We hope lie ■ Rev. and Mrs. Wilkins Friday after­1 tlie year. A large muskie was dipped up*at may soot^bc sootkbe on tire the road to rc- । noon. I Rev. WUki Wilkins made a business trip the river bridge on Saturday. It wa.v covery, hard work to put him back in thci Mr and Mrs/' Far! Burdick " Hnst/ngu Wednesday. andIJ’to Hasf/hga !Mi.v Kate Buraic --- T--------------:ck of Hickory Cor-, Mrs. Vivcrn Cook and daughter , Atrcam. but it had to be done. Thu Jncrs spent Sunday with Mr. and Nncltne of Lake Odessa visited thc, is the first one seen here in some Mrs H. F. Wertman. former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. years. A. Brace, who has been spending 1 ; Dr. P. O. Bernard o( Augusta has Hull last week. j begun thc construction of a new | Leo Litchfield of Scbewa is spend- the winter with Ids son and family I house on the shore of Crooked lake ing a ffw days with Mr. and Mrs. In pctroit. came home Saturday ' evening. al Nevins resort. [Fred WUltams. Ed. A. Johnson recently of Irving । Class honors of Delton High! Mrs. Mary Loti Henney spent a school have bcm given to Marie few days with her .sen ahd familyi township, was stricken with a stroke ' Friday and as we hear it Is tn a Hughes Ms valedictorian and Katie in Campbell last ucck . (other members of. -the cIom are' Jake Walker of Hastings called, very critical condition. This is bad; ! news to his many friends. He and , Mrs. Johnson often visited here. I fax a Baldwin. Wilma- Holden. Wilber 1 Thomas Thursday. Solomon. Marvin Groat and Clark John Zuschnltt of Campbell called, Thc last Brotherhood meeting of i ‘ Morehouse. jon his sister. Mrs. Mary Lou Hcn- the year Monday evening, was well attended and the program much en■-------------- • >■*---------------I ney. Friday. I .« N<^T*IW^ST R*^iTlAND. | Hon. John Ketchain of Hartings . Joyed, lhe fathers had their sons 1 nJi’ McNutt Goodcnough (talked to a fair audtanec Friday evc- us guests. Supt. Bell gave the nd-; U al the home of her parents and 1 „lng at thc local M. E church. His‘ dress for the fathers, and Wendall ■ « recovering trom her recent oper- Ulk was very interestmJ"u well £’ Lyons for the sons. Rev. Karl Kccf-' , .. j .. , . I instructive from start to finish. er. ot Pottersville, was the speaker f4 V .V.li?<t<'rbr<!2k Ot , kcltow ’ Those absent certainly missed a• of the evening. He brought along a Wayne All Mash Chick ^school I Khooi a> aj, EUckoiyJJonwrs Hickory Corner.^ has been bee treat. former resident here. Fitz Beach of vi . 1home -- the past .. week u »tor spring . VB Hfclen Boughncr. who has. thc firm of Beach Bro;, of Charlotte. Starter speeds your chick* ' cation. ' who spoke a few minutes and who growth through the dan­ ; was greeted by many friends. Rev.’ ger zone with greater vi­ Kvt'Thurldfv * psfcnl3' Bt auntlcld: making her home with Mr. and Mrs. Keefer gave a splendid address J tality and consequently ' which was enjoyed by all. Tlie old taK»rn’»Ti!»’ t ,rMcDonald of Hastings. lower mortality. It lays XD. and Mrs. J. E. Whitney of, p. A Thomas and wife visited the officers were all elected for next! Mr’U»nrt eCnd 0 i kttcr's *,nU!r' Mr* Joh" Helntale- ' year and we look,forward to another solid foundations on which good year's vrork. Mr* J.5S G^erMis. Babe. nMU ‘ httob ^? < Ukc your birds can build sub­ ' The school play on Friday eve­ stantial poultry profits. ning drew a good crowd and il was' Hastln of Lansing spent Bunday MARTIN CORNERS. with thc former's parents, Mr. and. Remember the P. T. A. at. lhe, fine. All doing their parts with 1 Mrs. John Benedict. ischoolhouse Friday evening. April 7. credit to themselves and their i Lauren Edger and Lyle Vander- A good program lias been arranged tcaehm. The Special acu were In Grand Rapids on and refreshments will be served.. also much enjoyed by the larfle1 CHICK $TAftfgR/ brook crowd. buslneM one day lari week. ■ Bring cups Mid ind spoons. Wm. H. McKevitt and wife went' 1 MIAS Phoebe Oaks of south Wood­, Ruth08mithC?fAG?k^nrfr'«i w . land una !sprn ’ Tnuraaay spent Thunday mgm night at at itoRo-. to Ypeltauli on Sunday, taking their' Huth Smith of Luke Odrua wa» i.nr« Barrv's For Further Information Call Al daughter. France*, back lo her Ul».nd">14U”1 O'1" IWW "< Utote.’ school work, after a keeks vaca­ ; lion. They also called on friends at Chelsea. , ONE NEW MQDEL 1932 FORD V- 8 STANDARD COUPE Call . . . and Get Our Price! Universal Garage Company Telephone 2121 • Corner Court and State • Hastings, Mich. SULTANA Peanut Butter 15c 2-Lb. Jar Spring House Cleaning Time Is Here Again! have the Cleaners that will eliminate a lot of the drudgery in housecleaning. Paint and Varnish Cleaner Paint & Varnish SUGAR SPECIALS BREAD wU ■4 Cru.Jm.lS.,’. 1043c A. 23c A. 29c 5 f., 2Sc I k I—, WLn.-WboU « Stk.J COFFEE 4c Z9e Beechnut DEL MONTE or MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE bHILLS BROS. COFFEE ib WISCONSIN CREAM or BRICK CHEESE r„Lb HERSHEY’S COCOA M*.— QQc 30 lT|*c Iw WALL PAPER mm±- SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR MAYFAIR TEA v™6.. WHITEHOUSE MILK l.„. c.. 27c 31e 15c 10c “Daily Egg” Brand Poultry Feeds Sc >° 35c SCRATCH FEED MASH EGG, STARTING, GROWING BABY CHICK FEED Carveth & Stebbins reo-ib. b.8 $1.05 $149 $1.19 1004b. b.. 1004b. bar We pay Market Price* for Fresh Clean Eggs. Ask your A&P Manager. THE REXALL STORE poods Delivered 8-O’CLOCK COFFEE ib. 19c Telephone 2131 RIGHT/ Ur;. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY FLOUR FEED - COAL -:- CEMENT -=• LIME BRICK TILE a- FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 IE15H Lxbf, S ,rom S’ igFML SOAP PaL^olive 4 — 49' ™u‘“ Big League Baseball Bat and Booklet on “Hoof To Bat** ■“ -IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTS- Steak*■10c BARBERS CORNERS . Thc Altofl P T A. will hold lheir last monthly meeting Thursday eveuing. April •. A fine program has' been arranged. Bring sandwiches and one other duh of food for pot luck supper. Mr. Preston of netnonl ha;, re­ cently moved Co the James Hopkliu larm. u. 5€ 3,i^ 23c 4 u~25c BOILING BEEF PORK STEAK HAMBURG Fr« £ linn Saturday night and gaw her a ,4t Uie chuIcJl |)ejU SlllKUr morninR । .urpnac. . land preaching services, also 8. S ”/■ •'n<^ Mrs. Talbert CuitIs of y0ll arc cordially invited lo attend Naahviile spent Sunday with Mr ' „ ,>' * .^Tce land Mrs. Oriry Gilliland. 1 three senjce.^ ________ Mr. and Mrs. Clark Oversmith i Laymen who know how to run a I and-Loren accotnrin‘<’4 Mr. and -hotel, a ne-rapsper er a ?ovemm"nt IMn. c. M. Stowell to t|g> p|gy givrn.'t/MueUm?-* Iw-f to • wimple lat the MeUiodlst church In Wood-.thing such as a fountain pen away 1 land Sunday evening, Ito the factory for eervlce, ug 50c CAMPBELL’S SOUPS MACARONI or SPAGHETTI RICE KRISPIES paust___ ■____ _ FEED EM r---------------- --------- 3 ib. Smelt . Fresh Michigan Caught SAUSAGE Pure Pork FRESH HEARTS or LIVER SMOKED PICNIC HAMS Beef Roast u». 15c 4u^25c ub 5c '“’.ic “ The Gr-eat Atlantic tfi' Pacific T<" �THE HASTINGS BANNTB, WEDNB9DAY, AFRIT. j, 1933 IC DOTTING. ASSYRIA. I PRATRfEVniE. ! LaVerne Calthrop Sunday. 1 Ladin Aid will receive 10 cmU for Last Week's Letter. Tlie Briggs Ladles' Aid Society A roils meeting waa »*eld at the' Mrs. Robert Garrett and daugh-1eurh lady prwent. Special services will be he’d af tlie voted nt the meeting, on Thursday «>«» h“» uCoun‘y A«tnl «» Wall lake visited Mr. And Mrs , The Boy Scouts of .Han Dowling Church begnprtng Sunday to hold on evening rewion at lhe;F«»‘" •«* Mr. Decker of LantUng.Charles Gairrtt Tueadky. patrol hiked to the southern /.T.' !; f,'t. ‘ “ i *rf’ * * x J ' < veiling. April 2nd. and contiiiumg church basement on - Friday evt-|*y thc lnstnM:U>r*- Subjects: AlMr and Mt*. Peter Hermlnett rn- of the township to spend U* ?' livery evening except Saturday*-.'Mu nlng. April 21. when a penny supper fuifa and »ced com, were ttwrough-'tertalned Thursday. Mr. and Mr*, noon. Saturday. F-arl Baldwins pa ”'.IRoy Showerman. evangelist, ffdm will br featured in charge of Mea- >> ‘llM-ussed Much interest war.;George Adrtanscn. Jr. and daugh- trol went to Holcomb lake live same ■ Hasting* will assist the pastor. Mrs, dames Nellie SUnton. Helen Cole. I manifested In tills meeting hoping. teKof Neeley. Mr. and Mra. Flank day. Each group report un insuuc. Ishowerman lias been holding meet- Mildred Steven*. Lottie Jone* andi’h*1 TOUCh ^neflt will be derived Bagley of Orangeville, Mr and Mr*, the and pleasant time. 1 I ■ Ings at Pratuvflle utth great “sue- ci’.adp Cwtright. There will be a-from the instruction*. Spencer Dunn, son .and daughter, Mr nnd Mr*. Alton Crane of Kai­ ' c- ... Neighboring churche* und uli progftm and special music. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rogers were and Gerald Dunn of Johnstown. 1 a mazoo spent the week rna wiin ; ;; wiio arc uncreated ait- Invited to Willis Gray began his season'*!ln Kalamazoo on busiiu-x* Friday. I Iran Smith. Roy White. Ruuell Mr. and Mrs. James Boulter. • attend. Service* begin eacn evening work Monday for Earl Bristol m'coming home by way of Plainwell. Jackson and 'Elizabeth Wood, stu- On Friday night an orchestra from at 8^'cloi-k and Sunday School will the Steven* district. | they called on Mr. and Mr*. Clare, dent* at tlu* W K. Kellogg school Kalamazoo ol about 26 piece* will . one-half hour >ailu.-r. beMr. and Mrs. George Miller, Mr 'Blackman. Clare will be unable to have been enjoyftig a week's vacu- give a musical under the au»inc»« • ? ginning at 10:30 A. M. and Mr-.. Hugh Case and daughter. Ii **' b0Mt onw'-— U”1* Ycl Hellion. He'.tion. _ • ol the finance commltu«. A free —■ -----.- for — *------ ------ -— lo h«r hear from ; . ,o i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bcbwn and Norma, were in attendance at tlie would ®BuM be delighted in iron Ida i Ellen White *pent tlie week end wilt offering will be taken, land Sunday with frttnd* at Battle The evangeiutlc meeting* will ■ • ’ R-.ib< rt moled !u*t week io Hie golden wedding anniversary on friends from here. Mr. and Mrs Philip O'Toole offCreck. , 1 .'tart next Sunday ARcv John J* : ; John Holeopib farm near Finelake Tuesday of their sister and coutin. < and Mr and Mr HoiCumb urenow Mr and Mr* Charlie Cox. ot 'Belle- Battle Creek vl.ltcd the latter's par-1 Mr. and Mrs Fred Smith, Ivan Erskine will preadr every night ex• * located in Dowling . sue. who formerly spent tlie major enls, Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Honey- and Rex attended an I O. A. meet- cept Saturday. Sunday morning Ing in Kalamazoo Monday night. । service at 9:45. week nights at 8. Mr and Mix Floyd Rice ot Hus- part of their liws in thl* locality. well, and Opal Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. John Brigham andi There were ioe In Sunday school.' --------------- ♦*-*--------: ■ ting* were gurglr Sunday ot Mrs. Mr. und Mr*. Clayton Brown of i These are spoken of as hard ' Adelta Stanton Mrt Stanton is Hattie Creek were week-end gue*u son of Decatur were Friday callers Sunday. Mra. Dolan, of Grand Rapid* will times, and yet we cant recall wlx-n . slowly recovering trofn tlie effects .of ot at tlie home ot their slrter. Mr of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. HugheV Mr. and Mr*. L. O. Miller of Kala- give a health talk Wednesday after- wc lart s>w a pair of trousers ut। ■ a bad full which took place during and Mn. Emerson Cortrlght. and mazoo were guests of Mr. and Mrs,'noon, April 12. al the church'. The tached to Hie galluse* with a nail. • the icy spell )a*t week. , ----- --_ Sendee on the Lacey telephone jof the mUs'.cnary program withes to exchange which was cut off for announce that Blest be the Tie about a week by the Ice storm was ,Tliat Bind*" will be on her program, restored lo normalcy last week when next Sunday morning, m> oil come we were connected with the rest of prepared to ung without the use of the ' world, .... ■ ■ several by the employ ot extra repair lineman. Mr and Mrs K B Rees and fam­ ily will attend lhe golden wedding unnhersary of Mr. Rees' parants. and family- and sister. Mrs. Hattie Stevens, and family. Rev. Harold Dixon, pastor of Bat­ pyramid cake u> tx-mg prepared for tle Creek circuit, was in charge of. ‘l.the occasion. religious services on Sunday held 'I Neva June Stanton of Hastings at the American Legion hospital. j vuited her cousin, Nyla Jean Pierce, COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS I, 1 Best Protection! * r , S".'? The fart that Building and Loan Cum panic, can control withdrawal, without .topping operation* 1. the shareholdets* beat protection. It offer* enaonrageinenl to continue There have been no failure* In Building and Loan A**oclallaua in Michigan during the past year. The NATIONAL ha* never lost a dollar of any member’* principal nur missed a dividend date. . WTiy Not National S/iarti f Jjtje Rational ffioan & ^nucatmcnt fltompany Dotroit'i Oldfit Building and Loan Anociation 12S0 Gri>wolJ Street, Detroit Notice of Taking Township Roads Into County Road System J. L. MAUS, REPRESENTATIVE IN HASTINGS Seed Time! 929999999^99999999999990999999 You want the BEST seeds you can buy . . • seeds with a high germination percentage. We have a complete stock of all FARM SEEDS. All are Michigan grown seeds (except the alfalfa seed). lUlllfflhlllWBIMUIItllHIIIffllllllllllillllllillllllllilllllllllllllllllillUIIII CONSULT US ABOUT SEEDS, BEFORE YOU BUY ELSEWHERE! SMITH BROTHERS VELTE& COMPANY Dealer, in WOOL. GRAIN. SEEDS, FLOUR FEEDS, COAL. SALT, LIME AND ETC. Telephone 2257 Wilma Jean Clark of Battle Creek spent the spring vacation with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mrs. Jaime £tyim is spending the week with her daughter. Mrs. John Funeral services for t|c Infant son Nash, and family. Mrs. Flynn U Gary Guy. of Mr. and Mrs. Byron slowly gaining from her recent Ul- Guy. of Baltimore were held on Saturday with Interment at the Union cemetery' The demur came following the short illness of only Tlwmaa spent Sunday w 1th Kenneth a few hours with penumonla. Penoyer anti family ot Grand RapMrs. Gladys Oonklln. who has been under treatment at Borges* Mrs. Will Flynn and three chil­ hospital. Kalamazoo, is now at Leila dren were Sunday visitors at John hospital. Battle Creek, for a time. Nash's. Leonard tlie youngest son ut Miss Helen Gray is spending some Mrs. Flynn had tin- misfortune to time at the parsonage home of Rev. fall while playing in the barn ut tlie Mary's hospital where tlie bone, weather of Friday night there was wen* X-rayed and set. a good representation at the Briggs Mrs. Guy Smith spent Friday aft- P. T. A. The county nurse nnd health phyidclaa will be present and show health slides ol tlie April meeting. Mrs.. Evangie Miller is spending and Mrs. Wayne Benton and Doits were Grand Rapids visitors Satur- da Ouy and arc now giving service at thc office of the Lacey Mutual Telephone Ex­ change, having * moved on JTiday. . Mr and Mrs. Henry Gray operators for the post four years have moved | Tlie Ladies' Aid Society will be to the A. C Hyde farm house. entertained by Mrs. Ruth Sowrrby ously ill on Wednesday night and moved to Pennock j hospital, where he submitted to un operation for appendicitis..on Thursday, is im­ __________ . Lansing ainl Mr and Mrs. Amici prov inr Baughman of Rutland were Sunday usutora ut tlie home of their mother. Thc neighbors and friends in this [immunity sincerely sympathize; nnd grandchildren nnd other rela-l tlvea in the passing of the husband Hastings, Mich. death nt Borges* hospital Monday' came as. a shock tophe people here. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. pltal on Sunday very ill and died er. Mrs. Sowerby. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tompkins from peritonitis Monday morning. of Kalamazrxi spent a few days last week with Mrs. Tompkins's parents Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Bellis of Richland ' spoke comforting words. He was laid to rest in thl* family Grand Rapids Were recent visitors plot in Galesburg cemetery. Mr Os­ borne was loved and respected by at Joe Springer's all, his friends were legion, evh denced by the large attendance and beautiful floral offerings at his fu- South Hastings. Mr and Mr*. Dale Bradfield Friday. Cook und family ol S. Bowne und Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ACooro .pent Hastings were callers In the above Sunday nt C. J Moores, n being homes Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore ot ILit-. Norman spent Sunday with the forlle Ckcek spent Sunday with Mr. mer's mother. Mrs. Wilcox Sunantf Mrs Earl Oh r day callers of Mrs Wilcox and Mr. spent Friday with M: farm recently occupied by Geo. Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wood and family. Kollar of Middleville were Sunday Tlie young men who put on the guests ot Mrs. O. L. Lightfoot program at the P. T. A. Friday eve­ ning were much enjoyed in their readings and songs and the play spent .Saturday and Sunday with, Mr and Mrs. Ferris Quick have the latter's futiler. L. E. Mudge, who moved to the latter’s parents'. Mr. and Mra. John Doster's farm, in Gary, the 18 months old son ot Mr. and Mrs. Byron Guy. died at hts Mr. and Mrs. M. Bradfield and Ivane Wednesday morning after an Jack and Mrs. Wilcox were Kala­ illness of u few hours from broncliial mazoo visitors Saturday HE WAS CALLED TO THIS JOB BY TELEPHONE Other things being equal, applicants or former employees within easy reach by telephone usually are called first when workers arc needed. H ENDERS HOTT. Mr.-------------------------and Mrs. Geo. Haynes formerMlle, burial at thc Joy cemetery. -------------------Rev. E Rhoades officiating. The ly of Shultz have moved on the community extends their sympathy farm here recently vacated by Roy to lhe bereaved family. Tcrpcning. Line* 57-69 are being repaired by Howard Bryan's friends will be the members of the company. j glad to know that he la able to be The Dorcas Society of N Maple around on crutches. Grove will meet «t the home of Mr.1 Kenneth Shanti has gone to and Mrs. Slmuel Cairoth Thursday. Grand Rapids to work. , April 13, for an all d»y meeting. Chas. Beach was taken to Ann Election of officers will be held at Arb°r Tuesday for treatment. He that time. will be operated on sometime this -------------- •-♦-♦-------------I week. BRANCH DISTRICT. I Tlie last FamUy Night meeting Mr Clayton and Helen WUlltti will be held this Friday night at .Last Week’s Letter to Detroit Friday returning Goodwill. John Ketcham will be the I Warren Cairns and wife of West wvnt Saturday and Milted Mr. and Mr*, go. Cressey called on friends here Sat­ .Wilson, Willitts and Mr*. Frances' speaker. All try and-------------urday evening. 1 Ryan. ; BUGBKK CORNER. 1 Mr. and Mrs Ralph Hibbard of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Norton of BatMrs Chas. Foote returned from Kalamazoo visited E. D. Reynolds tie Creek were Sunday callers at the ।hospital a week ago Tuesday, home nf Mr and Un Vinnant «»,. Hrr health la much lmnrrrw-d Rim. ton. (day callers at her home were Jay Fr. John Day of Three Oaka came Chatman of Hickory Comers. Mr. SundayThursday lo see his mother and •nd Mrs. Frank Foote, of South Mrs. £. D. Reynolds visited her step-father, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bend. Indiana. brother. Wam-n Calms, of West Mudge, who are both ill. I Midweek callers al Mrs. Lulu Cress* y the for*- part of the week. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-04-12.pdf d279dc9d1fc962aa1742a82d21b60edb PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR AHIKETHROUGH RURAL ENGLAND HASTINGS, MICHIGA^, APRIL 12, 1933 12 PAGES BARRY AND EATON CO. HAS GOOD RECORD PAGES 1 to 8 COUNTY CANVASS MYSTERY MOTHERS’AND i DAUGHTERS’ BANQUET 17283538 REDUCETHEGOLD TWONASHVILLEI ••••_ SUED FOR crnn’e Pnrv titnfP'/^nvrzawit’ (ran ( nnetiti itinnal (Convention nnirawtinn 1 gap’qs .Constitutional Delightful*fflhe Planned for Reduces Debts and Had But ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ One Unpaid Loss at the । Gathering at Methodist Church April 20 i ] End of Last’Year MISS LOUISE POTTER SEVERAL ELECTION OFFI ­ FRED J. WHITE. CHARLES \ The annual statement of the :' The Mystery Mothers of the] SPEAKER URGED IT BE TELLS OF DELIGHTFUL (Barry und Eaton Insurance Com­ CIALS CALLED TO MAKE Methodist church arc to have their I CUT FROM 23 GRAINS DAHLHOUBER ARREST­ pany shows that-that it has Im­ ‘ banquet with their Mystery Daugh-J) TO 131, GRAINS WALKING TOUR CORRECTIONS ED WEDNESDAY We saw history In the making siUon already stated In definite] proved its financial condition. Tlte ,ter» on Thursday. April-an at 6 30 '.Monday: an event unique In the terms by Congress. Call to order' Mueasment thl** year was ‘ resluced P. M. in the church porldra. All ROUTE INCLUDES OLD ,lrom what it has been previously. MAJORITY FOR OAVEN annah. of America; a state conven- by the president. AllenE Stebbins; PAPIAC IQQIIFn RY Mothers arc urged io invite- their NOTED KALAMAZOO MAN * tion in lawful session to vote for religious exercises of the day; read■ U -2...th iz« -rrt nn-r«niatm ' 1 religious cactcivs oi cne cay; rsauDflDT ni/CD ClAflCT OQR daughters at once, signing your inTOWNS, SCENIC BYWAYS EDWARD B. FINLEY, JR. rORT OVER SWIFT 235 vitatlon, "Your Mjftery Mother."i TALKS TO ROTARIANS nullification of an amendment to Ing of communication from the sec-j (tioo.ln — the the Federal Constitution. Throughstate; calling roll of v amount of borrowed. ----------It ta hoped that each daughter —-------------------- -------w .mw, retary muinofnw u> ucr-i . dele­ -JI- ,■ the ■:guest to convention: .toAis taking wtoi oath 1 viiikigua omaucruui ' Winding Lanes Prove a Con- money and. at the end of Uie year.) Figures' Show That County may receive an invitation so none; America nuiviH-u Needs L1VCUO a U Managed UlilllUge oath'Charges Slanderous oiisscState­ , ■ ‘■he meeting, -------- • we were —.......... ------ gates iu ! . — m .« « > iitirl SSRinoa ra«h An Hand, nnrl harl I _ _ ___ ... will Ha Hli.nnnlnl^d . 1 --.. _ _ of DnAn EurwruDavr*nnort nnd nal nt nttinn Ku IKJ. I ' ° . had 83,810.99 cash on" lurid, and had ■ of Dean Eugene Davenport and sat of office by tlte delegates; addrewl will be disappointed. 1 Currency—"Jumpy” Dol­ stont Lure—Cathedra) Gave Good Majorities to next to the desk he and Mrs. Dav- by the president of the convention; ( men‘S Have Been Made only one unpaid loss on December I This will be u pot luck banquet.’ 31. Like every other institution of) Spires Add Charm lar. Is False Standard, enport occupied on the convention nomination for president pro tem-j by Two Defendants । the Mothers bringing one dish of ■ Republican Candidates its kind butterL ।sandKind the the company suffered aunerea a re-1 re- • rmintv eterk food and I bread and ,b pore by roll call; committee to escort p-,.,. . whin. «nrf ^‘i I’ ’n‘crc was ncvrr clofcrr a‘“‘»‘io» floorThe following lefter is a conwlchca necessary. u I n ,.,6,*d,“ndlglvcn to an address at the Hastings * ’ * president pro tempore to chair; adhluv ,r ' r. • tinuatton of the scries so inter­ Strictly speaking it was not his- dre« by pre-udent pro tempore: pre-(„a^._ hv t . f I"! „f X“»"« MnVtoLM l»Md. Ito, MM expected that there will be a lante,ROtary cjUb lhan to lhe ulk »j1Sch estingly begun by M1m> IxiuiuIt still had. at the clos«. of the year. Tbursday Home returns had to be c Kiulanc* « a good lime is being sh.k„pcate, Jr. of Kala. tory :n the making we saw. but only scntatlon of resolution relaUvc to. STwrit ‘n (OrW' ,mOU,‘Un< l°; corrected: .n?sor£of the election Planned. formal und official recognition of organization, etc : introduction of ■ . mazoo. gave at their Monday, noon history that had been made at the ratification resolution: reress to 2:00 jrrc^X,’itiff ^ho tadReeetaer of Blnce I wrote you before I have lie^72.«M>.U0. | officials had to be called in to make ...to— to .. to. to— 'luncheon. Mr. Shakespeare is a polls on April 3 True to the tra- o'clock: committee to escort state S f transferred, my affections to what I corrections. .Tlir compilations were '•‘ell-known manufacturer ol IVhlng is known tf. "Tlte West pt England ' from iris business he dl “on o‘formal, and official events, officers; committee to escort gov-i I completed on Friday. Following are I^haTgiWl «oSd ,hc crowded with rmor and gurate; adoptionofrero-!.^/^?"^*^,^*^’ that part north of the Bristol I tlte official results: red-tape and eercmony-yea. stuffed lution ratifying proposed amend- fore , aJofrauta^^l^U'r^ Channel. Some days there ia noth- ’ For Delegate for Repeal of Eigh­ even to tlv gills with it. There were went by roll call; motion to adX, *2™ inc very especially rewarding ex­ teenth Amcmbnent. Dr. Birge C. --------------- --------- — -......... ........... ram: benediction. This of course g,0?. amdaTita md . diitaratS cept the air and sunshine und the | Swift received 3414 voles, and for iu UuULfIVL LHu LII °* n.£rSJ ” that subject <hta that lontn to rfS, talk on thal might n,ii“n have have been u'‘-" left ,ett unsaid, unr'a“’- wa *,Ui 0,,ly °* merc framework to .pn writ to • peaceful "Joys,of the roud.” (which! i Delegate against repeal of the Elgh----------m™ on th4tLid ^bJthlt r5‘. .hc presentations, Mrlh shlkelteare Presentations, etc. etc Thirty mmmln- v which other biu of ornamentation I lud?.^ em>rt reJi? Jhich^hl * I do not belittle in the least, they tcentii Amendment Migene Eugene Daven; u-t-nui nmenamem uavrnDt ’ cirovrnTmM why Mr anMcsptare sma tnat ne M.r . 8hakr,,>J: “rp . V??,. ute, or so of essential business was and frills were affixed as the meet-M being my chief reasons for walking) I DEAN DAVENPORT HON.. I™-—“ •» study"oFthe moAeJ',mteMi<7A""'He P“dded, petted and cajoled to con- ing progressed We repeat, however,I t>?P* nn but then there are days that stand. BE THEME FOR SER. ?*. ” -----. --Ol fume fume nearly nearly four hours- ot of time, time, that that the the convention convention was was impressive ImpreMivel^Xv ta. lour noursout as prizes One ot these was the , For Justices of Supreme Court/ ORED AT BANQUET MONS AND MUSIC ,£££ £ SSl “^StoStaT Ite *• NevcrtheleM ’-* h*" a wrt *‘n and Mnd on "> the »h* whole Fhole ouit, quite dumtateA djgnified. ^7ute Clty ^^tu^^ - - * rtaln afternoon In Gloucester and tlte day ! George E Bushnell, democrat, re_ ——_ ’I^^Jri^ to to^meS a^.u-l_.Hr...tonvLn: JF5at. >Yda«?. « "0­ MONDAY NIGHT I walked troni tiler)'. Gloucester, a, celved 2854 votes and Edward M. busy market town <the size of Kala­ I Sharpe, democrat. 3821. George M. kici*/- -UCUnCQC TCI -a :authorities that there is no agr""Clark, republican, teceived 3650.NtW MtMbtHb IU? mazoo), is on a navigable portion ol' “XlSSJv eoSkl • ™ ‘he suit ta started, that a judge of ment onthe theprinciples principlesthat thatsh4ild shduia „r „r,ia.„t anti the Severn River und U ot interest1 IS A MAN OF OUT­ .H. f.suing of money ^l d«t "1 M„y toln>10fea lhel„ .as^„„^. „ I votes, nv.H I,ill.. Cl W.,-.. Irl repub­ DC A nSAI^TTCl ALSO and John S. >McDonald, BE ADMITTED involved m the ^"^l^ to tourists chiefly because of its STANDING CHARACTER ) lican. receive received,, 3667. Majority for — — . — ‘ : land determining its value value. That true of the arwrnoon ^atonwhteh __________ _________ ___ ----------..nd lnr ,u—. venerable cathedral, conitecrated in I. 2;in.a'’i'.n ,,£so . —, George M. Clark, republican, over Programs Close With\Oan- certainly ought not to be true of tin 1100. Of all the English cathedrals i Considered Authority on Ag- ‘ ^l“'1 ‘W,°cTe tata at Methodist Church, and siiTta an intend nt. •?“?«» ^al A H'w* w “ It has the mos’. beathifu! cloisters • .. , - . ■ . s .t 802■ majority for McDonald, over llw conunoo lit. Qt j>eopie. ,X“oplo. and - juaticen 0 p, Mi.jppan <j «rra't .Lgnltv (V °* Ion1.- Kho- ■It*r .Annlnln, tne common lire ot of, tthe Michigan supr.irr supreme ik-.-.iman ‘ <nn enclosed walk for the monks, ■ ricultural Subjects, Author ! highest democratic; opponent 813 Pageant at Presbyterian ---------------- ----------• " H laid out in hollow square form). The ' and Magazine Writer | v°h»Easter Sunday, bringing with itj ues. ttoite ceiling and wails of the ctols-1 . For Resents of the University, He said that money is used to fa­ Wm Ihw r«l upa’-LUten Io poblle aervlw both In v«l« and natens are executed in the most dell­ As we announced last week Barry franklin M. Cook, democrat, re- the message of the resurrection and cilitate exchange, also to measure the elaborate order of businew ere- tional affairs We believe that this rate and intricate Gothic fan-'| county had the one dry- dele- ct.ived oga votes and Charles P Ue- iwp« and cheer, u ill be observed by values, and to make possible register a simple vote of anti-prohibltton leader 13 entirely °'HJr4 white tracery of any of the cloisters that gate in the total of 100 delegate- nians, democrat, 2877 'votes. Wil- tlv? churches of Hustings in an ap- specific contracts for tlte future. Uted to -no-on a ck„.cu. propo-, icom.nned on p.„ ’I may still be seen in England. Tlte in tlte state convention called to llani u elements republican re­ : proprlate manner, with special When we measure a thing, as for in­ New Inn (the oldest inn in town, meet nt Lansing Monday ot this j qdved 3590 votes and Donald E. music and sermons, baptism, recep­ stance tlie size of a rooni. we like to ------------------ —------------- ——— the Sheriff to tlw county JaU. tion ot members und the Holy Combuilt about 145O> goe.i brick to week, to take action with1 reference, johniwn. republican, 3544. Majority, I HOT LUNCH BENEFIT AT I 1 munlon. coaching days—with its cobbled to the repeal of the pghteenlh , for elements over highest democrat- j constant, that it will not vary; and court into which thq. coach could Amendment. This action will onjy ; ,c opponent 713; majority for John- 1 At the Baptist church, a program we measure length by something i K. OF P. ATHLETIC ARENA £ drive, hotel rooms all around . the apply to Michigan ns one of the hOn son over over highest highest democratic democratic oppoop|»- of recitations, solos and other spe- that has length. We measure Ictal numbers will be presented at open square, with balconies and torty-elght states. A total of thirty- neiU was ^7 votes | had a similar writ for him. The de­ weight by something that has window boxes. I cannot tell you MX will.have to vote affirmatively Fl>1 Proceeds of Pro Wrestling’ fendanta obtained ball during the For. superintendent Superintendent of Public Pnbllf InIn­ eleven o'clock, and at seven-thirty weight. When we come to measure how many, Important people have before the repeal can become efiec- »trietlon. Paul F Voelker, democrat. afternoon and were discharged. • Bouts to Be Used by Hasreceived 2SS3 29U3 veto: votes add mid V.VL.U Webster H.’ preach an Easter 'sermon. 'The rite va*uos- *<• hav« “methingthat, has tested, their heads there! The morn­ llv,‘ received t II. The suit U a trespau action based will follow both .services. a 2?!^”flu’tu^te? ing started out to be one of those: We ------------------------------...— are glad that Barry county Pearce, republican. ,««». 3624 votes. Tlte ■of abaptum tinge Welfare Assn. upon slander. We will not go Into nrrM'ruMi at 10-in a m nnrt ’dmethlng that • widely fluctuates. COMPANIES PAID TAXES maddening, thwarted days, for I has the unique distinction of tend- majority for Pearce was 662 votes. ,.«pE *? merni” ■ “ “ > to We would not stand for a yardstick Tills week Thursday night Barry the details of the respective claims, got no mall "jxiste restante" (gen- Ing Denn Davenport to this gather- ‘ por Member of State Board of AMOUNTING TO $3,800,that was thirty-six inches long this Lod^e No 13. K. of p. wiirtum over, Hie declarations Indicate that there l-rul delivery) Mid then ! started oil Ing. We ire sure the convention,. Agricullurr. Edna C. Wilson, demoare five counts In each ault, wlteretn ■ ■000 in 1931 withoul fixing the nume of the right (although 99 per cent wet. cannot' rrat, received 2881 votes. nnd Preti the entire use of their auditorium - --- to - -' It .. Is charged VIHMRVU that UUK false IBIbt and Ml LU maIIU»Primary childrens exercises At 7 30 whSt'wvnroltandhL ’ for In' street in my rnfitd und found my- j fall to rccoanize the sterling quail- a. Ueffera. republican, received 3583 the local Welfare Association who licious statements have been stated rile Resurrection" an Easter trig-, t5tac‘b what we are standing fo.«?: in POLICY HOLDERS ONES i “ J “ selFon the Cheltenham Road. After ties and the fitness of tlir man votes. Majority for Jeffers 701 , — will give the people of Hastings one a««»nst Mr. Finley and that the etcorrecting this two mile mistake. I whom the voters of Barry county I votAji. ' I feet has been to injure him personmembers of tlw cast and helpers are ; ^* to ^^, to we take a definite WHO PAY ULTIMATELY ‘I* fln«‘ ‘".ally a^'to reTart came to Twig^-ortli. utter which 1 were delighted to honor on election ) For Members of State Board of *e‘8ht of one product, go), to meastried to follow a foot-path shown on day Agriculture, Charles E._ Downing. 'the tallowing: Mesdatncs Wm lure n wmna ' ' U'e curTCnt winUr Jthe ; me receivership, rrcciversnip; that mat the me only way Duckcr, Robert Walton Ermont1 urc ami’ vaiuea. VB,UM 11 would oe be just Just as as my map but lost the path in a field Dean Davenport was bom on the | democrat, received 2692 votes, .and " u,ut“ *ct..' JrRayWatera D A Van «PI>raprtate . --------------------------- .I appropriate to take a5 definite weight Urged Employers to Carefully - „ m„.:... ---------u- -depositors -------------------------------- , by which *the can getwhere there were some cattle 1 fl-: Woodland farm which he now owns. Benjamin H. Halstead, democrat. Newton. Farmer Nick, who has built for tiieir money is through liquidation Buskirk. I Consider Unemployment iCXmtinued on page 9. jiart. 2) (When a young man he attended (received 371). Melville b. " ' n ",k'rV Harry Waters. Milo i>.., ol^rdstlck to measure length. hlou.ll Ml .OVUM, repouhon „ »L, !»„. ,„a tol n, „IW1 M iSTjJSSI; “nif; >"•” "-S Ito, I Insurance Que.tlon | what was .. then known as to._(Continued the Michl­ on pagefivcl rn.uhm.to. In MlchU.n »n4 .0- lh. aiI,na«„u „ ,„Jurtou. w m, ’ gan Agricultural College and pradu™ ‘2? J.'.'Fred Stebbins und A. W. Wood- of tl,c PrcJ*nl day. but those of the i The meeting ot the Commercial is giving U»e Welfare group k ited with honors. Not long there- PROGRAM FOR UNION in Hus­ ridicule against the plaintiff. W1U, Messrs Archie■year l896- can>P4rtJ0n being made club Tuesday*noon was unusually burne. together with j niter lie was chosen president of an tings the same splendid co-operation A representative of the Banner -',lckord - - ■ > Johnston. - - •' (Continued on page six) , well .attended. An Interesting talk which ... college GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE R F,nle Cecil! J,agricultural in Brazil und has marked every benefit Interviewed Attorney Kim Bigler, I and Company, of Battle Creek. He <remained there ft>r a few years. He ............ .Munton, Archie McDonald. Ro-s: ir-urti-r nsv show lie has had any connection । insurance firm of Hibbard. Dudley with. When Keith Fuller, who b representing the plaintiff. Mr Big­ I then returned and was for a lime an n»nn pl1ffAiin nnUAnnn>.t . 'Johnson. Milo DeVries. Mort HUI.I ALnlbVbMtN I UAT inatnrtor in the Michigan Agricul- uea£ ° ™ P°ft ‘ 12’ ? THURSDAY MAY 25 and Company of Battle Creek. He chairman of the K. of P. Athletic ler states that if the accusatkma i discussed-, the subject of Insurance committee told Nick that the Lodge made by the defendants and their ----------- | tural College. Later he was chosen ' i T. Cordes. Joe DcRuiter. John Engle I Be Speaker at Presby­ some aiuvcuminforma- had offered the Welfare Association constituents are true, the public and Doctors F. Carruthers and D. ~ । : Taxation and gave •nn.m COLORED GROUP FROM “ D"'an ol the "h»»ois College of I terian -------...Church -----------D Walton and others The cast will Committee Planning for Pro- tion that few if any of his auditors the proceeds of this week's show should know It.' On tlir oilier ilknd. ~-------------------- i Agriculture which is a part of the ' had heard before. For instance. Nick showed his appreciation of the if what they have said about Mr. BATTLE CREEK COMING---;state University Illi- .Following is the program to. the be supported by a large ehorus --------------------------------------------u.u.rl«„ at Champaign. UH------------------------------gram and Exhibit of ,how many know that insurance support that’wreslling fans in Has­ Finley is false, and Mr. Sigler be­ NEXT MONDAY ■‘WIGHT ll0‘s When the Dean bpgan his Good Friday service at the Presby- choir, and a ten piece orchestra un-1 I work the College nt of Agriculture was teriun lerian church, -beginnincr -beginning nt at two der the directorship of L L. Storer. | Years Work r — companies paid — in ~~ taxes .".-T" to the tings have given his shows by agree­ lieves very earnestly that they are i a.—u*,.u false, then the individuals respon­ • ■ n feeble Institution. Under his wise oclock, with Rev. L. E Lane of- fix. the -T-l... The .... pageant will open promptly at. There was held In this city on ^?.ch!8!l.n J3800-000 hi 1931? ing to present one of the best cards sible for the stories und the repeat­ church as <-hnir» chair- -I'-Wl 7:30 ..7'lnrlr o’clock tx-ith with na processional hv by | ThtnrHav Thursday a meeting nt of IIIp the committ­.’ ‘Most nl .....I tactlul ,^n,P..1 leadership 1..1.1.. it became MM.n n ni.villHn of this is InrllrM-t indirect InVnluxn taxation, so azx ,jx^sfole to local enthuslasta. DETROIT QUARTET jani one United Brethren ehureh IWU1U „ ing of MWIH< them, ,should be Iliauc made to pay to-c cmrire uw £°. J eaU ’ !» thC * J‘- , 1?.r ‘.V* n^‘.n. B,° !Lkk ‘brtnglng.'tha man: s, , the choir A silver offering to defray tec haring in charge the prepi)rapenalty. Mr. Sigler also states HAS BEEN DISBANDED genera) ‘hey do wiien they pay ,to Hastings Chief War Eagle, of | uint it Is hb purpose to drag thix Hymn No. 710. - (expenses will be taken. tion for the program and genera) ‘heir premiums on life insurance. । Quebec can. and Dick Kentlxy of matter out into the open wheTe the | Observance of Easter at the arrangements to Achievement u u - - u JUDGE McPEEK GIVES DE!!™'1■* Hymn—Ho 235 ns for the womens Nutrition groups. "rc. ‘^rana- or casualty Insurance .1,05 AnfJ.cl“' c“'- P* Chief has truth will be definitely learned and ; . (Continued on page seven) Members Privileged to Bring nie.nu rno nrccunAMT Hymn-No. T nd<Aa tn Runner nn<4 Fntnr ° i CISION FOR DEFENDANT Scripture—Rev B J Adeock The committee met at the court takes only two and one-half per .appeared on several Battle Crtek hc „nu to know whether or not Ladies to Supper and Enter----- -----Prayer W N Genrhard ------- —Rev. —Gearhardt. ; house. Achievement Day will be on'*“ °f ,hto to ™Mntaln the show, , SENTENCED TO JACK­ while Kentlwy ta making his ,the tews of slander mean anything Thuraday. May 25. for these groups. .«•«* department, and all ;Michigan debut in .Hastings. Tlds ln mis county, to he feels that Holds That Deed Given Mrs. ' Solo—Mrs. Burdi - Accompanist. mont—Re^, Conklin, Capt. SON FOR 15-YEARS consisting of over six hundred worn-; *{* I Mrs Doyle th* money goes into the .w ill be their first appearance there has been too much tendency Ives by'Parepts Is Last week we announced that the | Introduction of speaker by Rev. en of this county. It will, be ah all « eneral ‘ UDd u *'« think । entertainment for the closing meet­ matclied against each other. Kenthe part of some people- to tianDewey. * Lavern Ryerson Confesses to day meeting, with dinne? at noon.'0* lly^ance companies pay it we ,u»>- II Kpuwd lobtonm^toul. Valid atbm wuh impwui, and II 1. ing of the Brotherhood would be and will be held at the Methodist . 11 h ‘ Msscd on to the ] Address — Dean Eugene Davenport.) Ij shifty man. his footwork being 'high time that that sort of thing be given by the Ford Colored Quartette Judge Ru&yell R. McPeek. on April Serious Crime in Cal­ Hymn—No. 422. church, where exhibit* will be made p0£*.?®We"’ . ’very clever. War Eagle is a power- brought to a halt. ,,had 3, filed hisbefore oplrtlon of Detroit. They agreed I tn the case of1 houn Circuit Odurt ! of the year’s work. There will be I? discussing nsurance problems ;Mr bunt wmUtr. hu nrmtu, Mr. slIkr ,U1K, m the program was Issued last fall to!Cha:les Powers, administrator of: Benediction—Rev. E. B. Griffln. tk-o or three addresses. ” 1 ° ’ al , ’ are 10 ‘ mportan in । fol-1 In l,ie circuit court at Marshall 'come for that meeting: but it ap-) his mother's estate, vx. Florence M. 1 The proving me undoing of most of-his view of the circumstances, he Iiad " m above service — will — be ", — The 4-H Club Achievement Day.0* future, he mentioned unemploy- (opponents. • pears that since that time the or-jives. In which he found for the de- lowed by a brief prayer service to Saturday. Martin Lavern Ryerson of • asked and lioped that a thorough . L ' this/city plead guilty to a serious has been fixed for Saturday. May 13.'"»urance, which Us being agiganteatlon has disbanded. We did: fendant. In the semi-final bout Dick Ger- investigation would be made by the Mr, W■ Woodburn,. .ca>.cr. leader ” A. ” | crime and was sentenced to Jack- Of this further announcement will 1 ufc<?' _Hc statcd that the Work- ।ber of Notre Dame, who has ap- Anorncy General’s Department of ■ not learn of this until after the! It apix-ars that Mrs. Laura C — b6e" Ipeared on several of the local this receivership 'son for fifteen years. Partlclpatlm; be made, as will also be announced1P1™* Banner was issued last week. (Powers and her husband? who died -----------------------------------u> ij- further particulars for the Athleve- I !^era!1Zf<* tal<? bto 0,e Irs,slu,ure of 'wrestling bouts will meet Tommy However, we are glad to announce' before she did. gave to their daughm 1,1 me lhe mine crltnc wore were also xiacJiu Harald Tyment Day of the Nutrition groups i ,hUAUtVacb On* ln'’olv‘n« * ’ lliat an in-every-way-worth-while jier. .Mrs. Ives, on August 26. 1908 °f “nt“ ';■ Cr,"k news It has not yet been definitely deconsiderable addition to the burden : Till' trtf* olre. <>11 nt entertainment will Ik- given at the j a deed to certain property situated Taylor, also of Battle Crock, alt of Xided about club work for next year. ) oJ ‘ he employer. What would it , them pleading guilty to the offense. Brotherhood next Monday night by op the shore of Gun lake. This VERTISING COLUMNS a group of six colored people, who wns given in return for servieM . which vtu an illegal operation per- but it will be taken up and consld- "1Ca“ “ ‘h® employer were also , i compelled to get under a good share cred In the near future. . complied to «r ..nd«. .h.r. . the summer and will give Gerber a nf will give a varied entertainment, which Mrs. Ives hud rendered to 111 ■ ' , formed on Ida Mae Turner,, an of the cost of unemployment Insur­ few pointers on how the boys who Eacl1 Isaue ot Banner Oop­ ________________ year old high school graduplantation group singing, quartette them. The deed sjx-ciflcs that if the) As lias been the custom for many I eighteen is aOesubject in which the come ------ --from — -the ----------tajng Announcements nnM I*. ate of B*HJe niittlr Creek, Creek wlio whn died rlirri there ci^iiVaii irF^nu^mru lance? X!Ol,:c This should interested because. great-----------------open spaces3-i do numbers, solos, guitar, and musical property were improved the im- years in tHilids «)»■» city, n.. the merchants at * ot ! people should be Interested because. their stuff in the ring. bottles, also Jokes and comical songs. provementa on the prpperty were win close their stores on Good Fri- Friday night. Tyson was Arrested for AT EMMANUEL CHURCH if an unemployment insurance law of Intereat to AH This group Is called the "Pnilnot to go also to Mrs. Ives. For the first thirty minutes the day from 12:00 till 3:00 o'clock, so having arranged for the operation ----------- is passed in Michigan, the employer crowd will _... „ Each weekly issue ot the Banner Entertainers'* of Battle Creek, Mich­ be entertained by Roy The Judge held this deed to be that all who wish may attend divine which W performed by Ryerson, igan. They have had a good deal valid and that there was no warrant i service at the church of their The operation took place in Miss The Rt. Rev. John N. McOor-.wtll, as far os he is able, consider Miller of Ypsilanti and Prank. contains business news which is of Clemons of Jackson. Those who at> lalne to the reader, «new. which p»iof -experience in giving entertain­ for setting It aside. .choice. Taylor's apartment in Battle Creek. mick and Rev. McNulty to ‘ lcmons reason, mose wno ai-j»au« w —■ »iwu ■ choice. t.-nrlnrl Ihn tr nt n -K,.... ' tallv mrvwni tha RnnnV an i f hu o' crhead an d I 13 -'-* “ (tended the last K. of P. mat show taUy concerns the hom«> home and th» the ments of this character.' and will jTyson was given seven end oneSpeak—All Welcome on to those who buy his products Um remember that these same two'family. It directly aff^ta the famput on a fine program next Monday) ~~ half years at Jackson and MLss Tay­ Announccment is* made that the ior “rv,5c? . . . , t J boys went to a draw that night and H>' pocket book too lor one year at the Detroit House Three Hour Passion service in Em-1 11 *“* “J J]*®1, another lax. II wd] try to decide their difference.;' Advertising is businuu news. In । of Correction. \ As explained last week each mem-1 * z”------ — .... manuel church on Good Friday will Michigan should nave such a law. jn this week’s bout which will be our advert Using columns will be be taken Jointly by the Rt. Rev. “««i other states did not. our buri-!conflned to n no-mlnute Ume limit. found the announcements of goods bcr of the Brotherhpod Is invited John McCormick. D. D., bishop of ------------mcn and ..... manufacturers would MUIer wlll or b,. lire lh„ tnvonie fftVorlte IM me U)e which the busipea* men K HjuUnga ......... . .......... . 1W ucr win to bring his wife or lady friend next in rnmiw-tinir competing , crowd and u w<n. penn,^ “l “a disadvantage <•> ......... tiave to offer, or the wrvlcaa they are One Sabbath day Jesus, after He head or. grovelling on the ground.,। purchase any or all of Us negotiable the dlocejte of Western Michigan. be al Monday night without cost to the states would probably be given odds as the pretMkred to render. Fricea are member, and the Indies and mem­ had become known m a prophet and.bury his lips in ashes, as,if he were notes dated March 28. 1933. Anyqnc and the Rev. J. A. McNulty, rector wLt\nrJn^ or c‘xnP!,nlcs . wishing to sell such notes bring of Emmanuel church. which had no employment insur- b^st man. Clemons' unsportsmanlike quoted, good* are described and bers will be nerved at aupper. After teacher, relumed to Nazareth. His | hiding on them." ' If paKxxl at all, it .conduct in the last ---bout i them to the office of the Board of .. Ml UVIIUI ~ “ the supper all will go upstairs where home town, "where He had been' *nd It L, Is n a signal honor yv L.U|llldUUCI Emmanuel ■n~. ’Ito. --------- --------- — ------did not quality stated for tlte informalkMt propose* f?Llh,c!"L .... Education on or before April 20. Parish that Uie Bishop Is to be here, should be national law. .. .. the entertainment will be given. :mtke him any friends.i locally and;of the' customer. This Is wonhHU CU1. Him u,,lv.-BEAUTY to !11933. This notice is NOT to be in ... Hastings _______________ The entire front portion of the au­ braM up - H. WM. for (his ______ service. Bishop every one will be anxious to see while information. SPORTSMEN ATTENTION! Yom was." to the village synagogue, I And to those who mourn His an-------------------------------------------------------------------------— -----— i considered as a NOTICE TO CALL I McCormick has been in charge of ditorium has been reserved for | Miller take hint would be well for every reader n n noles <I ,1...»bove — ...date .1..,..as. ...the 11...the I ... _ Western ... .__ Michigan ___ Diocese __ __. for any ofntthe members and their wives or lady and was invited to speak to His old tiilote Is "the OIL OP JOY " AU sportsmen of Barry counjy It _____________________________ you are one of those who have ,of this paper if Ite or *he would friends. A few who are not mem­ friends and neighbors. Taking up1 What are neonle suffering from Uoard does not wlsh lo eal,1 at ‘his(nearly a quarter of n century. h*v- who arc Interested in hunting or (never witnessed a wrestling show or "get tlte habit" of reading each weak bers can be accommodated nt .the the Book of Isaiah, He read from)most In these days? Is it not "the time, fishing or both, are earnestly urged hare not seen one within the las’, the business news which each copy “ "any notes ** *tliat "* “arc held “ »as-an -ing been consecrated in 1909. ’ -----------‘ —------------contains. —.-.-j We know | Those who find it impossible to be to attend a sportsmen's meeting ‘ tables by paying 75 cents for a the 6»*t chapter a few. verses, con- spirit of heaviness?" And how does Investment. few ~ years here ta a “ fine opportunity' of — tlte Banner Hostings City Board of Education.. jn attendance to the entire time which will be held thia week Fri­ to see more action packed in a small that a large percentage of our read* gentleman and hla wife or indy tainlng among other statement Jesus propose to cure it? By giving friend. That sum will also pay for these remarkable words: ; should come for a part of the serv- day night in the.American Legion , us "the garment of praise." Can you j —Adv. their.admission to the reserve part . Sanwixn ilce at leaj,t' en‘crlng and leaving rooms, just across the street from in a long .time. At the same time all da It. ‘ "The Spirit of the Lord is upon think of anything more needful A GOOD SHOWING. ,he wWle the iiymns an. be. I the Methodist church, at 7:30 >ou have the privilege of contributof the church. The Banner ta proud.of tta ti me. because lie has appointed me to than Just that? The spirit of faullAs far as we can learn the sale ln_ f Any non-members who do not preclaim • • • •: o'clock sharp. “ iters will be Ing to the very worthy purpose, that there, for their alm Is to give finding and criticism has brought ot automobile license plates in th.) 4 » »._________ wish to attend the supper but would brought up in whteh every. hunter of enabling the Welfare Association Associate and state Um- ttuth about upon America and the world •/, state, up to the Ume this is being1 DAD'S NIGHT PR(i. like to hear the entertainment by and fisherman wltf be interested. It to continue thi the hot service to goods and sendees. Tlte Banti • The oil of Joy for mourning, Let lunch icr4ce *!fav.‘cu nT'" written, jynd?hf. c2!r! —............ . has only—been about fifty i GRAM 18 POSTPONED. the colored folks,-can buy admission may be a large tlie children of school age in Has- n larger percentage at paopl that t "The garment of praise for the— The garmontof garment of praise." 1 j The praise. Merited pcr cent of of what Wnat it it was was a a year year ano. ago. ] Because it ta Holy Week and w oer tickets to .the church for ten cents ce from lings. If you, wish a ringside sea*. Ing within the trading radiua ol 1 ir.n T JtOr J*01?1* "lak we-asluxl M. b. Hill, who is the many wish to attend services in the each. There are excellent seats In reserved for yourself or your party, tings who regularly taka aM .. til* tM-fvt nl a liarrt ■IlilatlAn* .... .. . . , & punun, o, Um ,„„„t „ of ptoto » 15 Valleries and in tn the rear of nr the!of ih. I rlgh the galleries „,BIor wr <mr „,,r oAto„ OIllcer. Su'X.y tickets nuiy be obtained of Miss thia paper than 1« found wit ’ postpone 'the Dad's Night pro­ TTH D SUCCESS. audlt®riuin »'hlch will be available j Lord." land of responsibility Florence Campbell at UH the asejinAsaocia- outer other county aeat paper In | I and those tnno In In placet nla**a.nr r*4in/w««IKLIi>n , .... ---. G I?. M rwrvutr Tite Civic Play«*s met with fine tl(>n headquarters General admta- gan. And the country I And He clo«d the book and said I Kwm who. ~~ .- t.~'.”T*—■—-■y' county compared with a year ago. gram scheduled at the Central P. T. “ ,k •■L-idpLuA.-Tumui A. for Thursday evening. It will be Tlic supper squad for next Mon-i' tS" ■*— *- —*—— 1- - . ”«SS^.”u»‘2'^ cceip at .Middles file .Monday evc-( Slon llckete WMI wlll uc be 28c wiuw white ww the I nwaiunw recognized MS as Ma the jrax . ..... Y ....... a e. . 3 'u,‘ <j ucaeia Ino thev Ore sen tert ‘The P fiat ____ ____ .....__will ... u. ___only ............. . _____ day night will be I _____________ । given instead on Thursday night. ning B|! ____ ringside seats which be .. the read paper that *1 ' April 30. Rev. c. M. Conklin Is captain of ■ The Master's meaning becomes।. and entlclxm paralyze their efforts. -* --------- ------al1^. «■< ---- * j--------------1 "ne» ncm <or reservauuu wm ix rK nome. SO IS naa auui tlte rapper squad aryl his helpers mofj significant when we remember I| Tins is Easter Tinte. Do we not all of license plates. auditorium. Tlir proceeds were ■ These nrlces Include Ute tax. Doors uiverttslna iMdium. MEDICAL SOCIETY TO. MEET. about auuu, tiaoo ,low which W1MM, will go to the’ooiTj^T 30 aarerwng , Chusc' KendaI« Ooata.ithat "ashes." in the sense He used । need these gifts which the Master1 DELINQUENT TAXES, n.rM, nrmntv PArf Cross Ch.nlto I A dinner for the doctors of Barry Ban-y County Red Chapter Ilupon “ , '*u <Continued on page three) |ihe word, means "whatever is) came to this world to confer? Are1 _________________________ All delinquent taxes must be paid county will be given by the Choir I for welfare work. *2 ’ ------------1 worthless or expresses humiliation.)I we putting ourselvM where He can within the next few days as I must Guild and the Emmanuel Guild of | 25e CHICKEN SUPPtl -----------------------------------n n a i referring particularly to the fact) bestow them upon us and help us to make my returns to the County (Emmanuel church Thursday. April MIXED DANCES. — —-....................... ---aAJ,1'.?' ? .F■h*tt 8aturday nk«h‘ that an old person in calamity । pass them on to others? If not, why Treasurer. 113. at the parish house. Mrs. J. Re-1 At Clear lake Friday eve., Apr. 14. (rn aupper Thuraday./April 13 —Adv) April 18 April 15.—Adv. I would at times put ashes on his..tMI 11 wk. Nellie Smith, City Tress. 'hor ta chairman of the committee 'Prizes given.—Adv. (2 wks. 76047^ Delegates Pay Fine Tribute to Dean Eugene Davenport X , . ■ F . ‘ ' , ' I1PT A PP P II DPI LP HASTNGSCHURCHES _ _-_ _ „ Hilo I lllbo bnUnunto _ _ _ _ _ _ ■“_ b_--~TO OBSERVE EASTER^sS’SS1 ^ BARRY CO. SENT ONE DRY DELEGATE e LEE DUDLEY D 8- I CUSSED INSURANCE Su "b,vStodi S' „5TS « ■GE IN BROTH- i ERHOOD PROGRAM Stores To Close On Good Friday 12 to 3 ,■ Jesus Offers Beauty For Ashes And The Oil of Joy For Mourning n, business .m in *d- �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 19U FAOM TWO ffl QUO- I Weaver. Hastings. R- F D. on April 1 GOLD MUST BE IN BE!•—“ START PLANTING A Lu UUU in wouId meft” *='■“■** thousand MUNICIPAL FOREST Til* April meeting of the ThorwMcCreery’s 50c special Monday, FORE MONDAY. MAY 1 i Tuesday. Apr. 17. 18. any ladys ■ »-»«*■»■• ,note ,nen «np>oyed in Michigan ----------apple Garden Club was held ThursIU DILI IPDLIPL an1a.r^L«.n«* don,r*afni're Commercial Club Member* day. April «. at 2 00 P M in the 1 dress, coal, man’s suit or ocoat, nn nrP I nl,nr ni.r 'paid to Michigan farmers, and large r>nw community room. Will Plant 8.000 Pine nil ULL I nUIILnUL employment for labor In the beet 1 Mrs. E. J. Pratt reported for tl ... _ * , famtlv have mnvrd Intn tH« rwth ’ -. — , .fields and beet factories If the peobook and. magazine suit’ that xy —~-r>—• by the Government Seedlings April 26 HOLLAHD FACTORY PRE- Ple 01 Michigan would bu> beer The Oonuneiclal Club ut llieir would be held sometime during May' Ocntrul school building. i»ugar made In Michigan. w We The queatlJn box conducted by An............. PARING TO RE-OPEN * hope there jvili be slruiia enaueh agita­ • aunn hubs oi uiuawivine nas u, । EARLY SUB pictured ------ u— -------- Tjijj 0| the department, had charge of ,.......... , U 1°.,con’Pcl the, been selected as one of the KXu”X"w,i.uZ “Ku“ IN jurors! Rareolobook tion to put this across.-----------FOR BUSINESS ■ txiardcrs of a billion dollars of gold for tlw’next term of the federal GEORGE BESSMER DIE*----------------------for >»“’ sUrt of a c«*nmunity „,L2 M E J’ Pratt »ave * vcry ‘n- coln and gold certificates in d Grand Rapids. eom.na.oid arufa.I.. to u, dl»au. court >. —d B —U. j„|a » GREAT IMPROVE______________ McCreery * 50c special Monday.1 commonly supposed to be tlw first or at the Garden tut«« *uch an organization. The final date wheif all persons who iTUC3da> ' !3 umdav.’ Apr Anr.’ l7 17.' IS.’ any anv **dys l«ilv'. I to tn ptopose n-n^nm a large submarine wvesMENT IN MANUFACTURE' A telegram received here Monday has agreed io give twenty acre.s of «*>*“= acn. tot CJ b „ietUng lf lMalbIr Theater'’ 1* usually com- have lit® or more of ^oM^r rold J“1’ » <>«*’. «i. but tn one of the met valuable by friends friend* and relatives b.ought bivught the has «re.d to «ivr twrnty ------ ... i...i... ■ bj mwtiitnn .......... ........... ,hr Dean Eugene Da ven pet of Wood prUed ot a iroup o( tertsflcalCT mutl turn‘ n^m In to ?,d, ,??*h an<1 car* book> u‘ UniverAty o< Michigan About 1000 Acres Contracted, *»<> new* .. of tly- sudden death............ as thethe th f fcre>uj forestry. putjxkam The for in Barry Co. Through Uuk’ • ’ ’ aC(".UUrd from tha state ie»ult of ‘■ ‘stroke ol O"«v -----------itew- c(n JuM a*'T “ helpful talk on their cRerts and talent tar the fur- some bank and have them forward- fL fof sl*c|a> .J** ™g». cur- Transportation Library, there .* a nier a former Hasting* buf. and for, Jcr 1(.10n.5.lnl. acre;, g <wiple J'™’*’ ,Dr^" lccture u therance ol art in thte manner. The ed to Hie federal reserve banks In! ““!*• draperl<w’ Apr full description by Robert Fulton, Glen Densmore u long time a rnariuc in Uncle bam* o( tlie o*U»rn B“en ,n beo*' . history of such movemenu date* return, of course, the holder ot the Mr’ And K w,Uon> who steamboat inventor, of a 24 man The awunerctal Club is, . 1 ,x>t “ authority on trees, back to ancient times, and the gold or gold certificates will be paid 1“ve.tnwed hcre ,rom anTd R*P- u«derwater craft. Fulton l,rol>=*''<1 The ’Banner is pleased to know .<rvice-slr.ee hb retirement a rwu—-. “.... .... residence al to ... build ........ hl* ..... submarine ........ — — ■ -.BritAngeles where he ha* undertaking, to plant these tiaxts u>\ 1 w*’ them. 1 hay^reen «*eyl I*"*-* /Passion Play" at Oix-rumuurgau him Other money which is legal tender ldl rp occupying the tor the that'Che Holland Beet Sugar factory dHIlt a home with Mr. Mr and etty? 'in “> Alaska A^a grow ‘twenty rn,» feet U ‘“’ j «n und Mr, Mrs ,.... ........ . iZ Xnrtv k., tall, .,n ■•xmnnt« - .-"Little t <<>i» -m..«n ................ comer of W. Walnut and h 8 L*h Uh government early in the ninenine­ an examph example nt of if the Ttwater", for all u-u.., debt*. The money ... he rc- the corner Is to rrojwn. They have contracted shared- « Broadway, recently vacated by Mr. te«nth century. Fulton's book, on 4 ,rl y. hu bro“‘cr, T1 Few of the mrmbers expect ip five ’verttabh gianu wa-x torn lor about LOCO acres of sugar beets ^ ------- Mrs. PrattI also spokeamong 1 colvfg. movement, from the bank will be worth through Mr. Glen Densmore, nearly ' r!Ie ^‘2* “ lM’ ■<> *•* thp cU>’ I'10141 much, but they Jfe’’’ bt.a ,** d°Ti’ ****, ot »a of thc the or organization of the Hastings 100.cents In gold for ail practical and Mrs. Lyman B. Chamberlain, .submarine nnd torpedo research, is all the acreage in Ihl* county Last J.cfn ■'!;,4B<'2*mc,r w'fK0,1,wlu will know that tiu-y have laid the “• t‘xla>'- with tius problem of Civic Players, ru,.— McCrecrys 5oc special Monday, apparently a privately printed ediand the numerous re- purposes. year sugar beets was the most prof- lbor’1 ’'r.c a.n<1 l» ou* tte*' f^mctitlnn for u .substantial revenue iP^ ’Lng new lanung new ones. ones. ; queSu for membership in the! After Muy 1 If federal officers Tucsday. Apr. 17. 18. any lady’s lion and Is bound in wall i»]«r of Hable farm crop in Miciiigaik Only. l,W- wiool*. and i* recalled with , th( u tllcy can.y vut t|)c .no Do not trim evergreciu up from • A ca’*fu,,F planned system, learn that any person dill has »100 dress, coat, man's suit or o'coat. the early eighteen hundreds. • a few of the sugar beet factories ’ by project. Ith ---------- “ *-------------- * project ',t* Sround The, benches should ter;Of °,me''r5 and committees ha* been nr more in gold or gold certificates. cleaned anil pressed. Cash and tfar-1 .kho regret his jrnwuig and If all the diamonds in the world were operating in 1932. but practF I*’*“'*? V' ' O;. Tuesday forenoon. April 25. a’. 01 J1”' *’ E* „ uorkK1 out “curing efficient und in- that person will be brought before ry. Watch for special on nuts, curcauy au u. uwm wui oe ruuiung »\artfrit sympathy to hr. In n .peak year uuch as — «.. rally all of them will be running .. a little after nmc. the members of; *\'J‘ , tMhnxt avenge nouse, (renigent operation of Oils new civic federal courte and can be punished tabu. draperies. Apr. 94-25.—Adv. ,,produced - thU year So far as we have heard ,amll J * ’’ \T U n! “ * ,q ** * " to *" A tee for the work of grading 1929* could be made into onr ina-w-. uu» year, oil ini u* wr iui>r n-nru . ...... . the Club Wil! meet on the court ol “• »•' . Interest. Expense for royalty on the ' with a term in Leavenworth prison will be held al the Brush Ridge It would weigh about I1.- tutu. Althe lr lr,’s S-’ ctcvol< dcvoiea brother they have all contracted for all thc] house .square and he taken to the baatgrounas and are *ood tor hiding better class of plays and rental of its well as,by a heavy tine. ccmetery next Saturday. April 15. so if ail the diamond* now owned O»bom tract to plant’ the a.iNO the barn and other outbuildings. I auditorium are the present fl-1 --------------- *—*-------------acreage they can handle-—^ I „ We hope the Ume will come that.' T9 SING OVER RADIO AGAIN. tnx . requiring nearly eight acres. The ladles will furnish hot dinner, in the United States were divided F>»nt plenty of trees: set three, nanclaj problems, but already defi-1 DEATH OF J. T. UIMHARD. either of ; Little Donald Britten i* to The crlc-plautmg will bo under tlw di- »’here-vou want one. about six !cet ;nitc otter* of assistance have been V...W. through ..uvu,.. the ...« enlargrinent u..—Ul wnuciiWhile nau ocen lor some It hadKnown been known for some Everyone interested come and iiclp. equally among the population, each the preitni present factories or or th*r the tnunllng, building, »■»•«. brale ...» hl* birthday. April 17. tvcviotl n<U(K, u* u narwu Harold j J.. Fk*tcr. county r« “ParJ’,tlen aave — - ---------«»• °° not, . made. Any excess door receipts will, time that John T. Lombard »a< not Bring train*, scrapers and shovels, family would have between t!5O and .?• Monday. ............... rvmici. cuumj ------------------------Ui.fa,-.... — .11 >._ u > _ to . . by ............. — UKtn!..................................... . Iff ,11,n thrm‘ *.VHML t.v, h«>uvv before lw.fnr* you I-MI .... __ ...to local projects. ... . • . Two babies have been born at WOO worth of precious stone*. ofrmore. Michigan will be -able ringing over the radio at 1T..^T Uncle - pracm-aUv all tin- mcmbei,rt ”**'‘ ,o ° ***vy be devoted j ... in good.... health, the announeemcn’. sujiply at least ahe sugar that will Jerry’* Happy Club again. They *hip oi the club have volunteered to rctnovc the weaker one*. Do not 'What Is A Cliildren'r. Theater" Iot death Monday morning came Pennock hoipltal since last report, But if you are so law-abiding. why be required for its own people The ' broadcast at 4 45 P. M. over sta- lagc pin. All who go will have waste timewith large trees; plant was very ably discussed by Mrs. F. •>* « severe shock to his host of a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sco­ when you yr.u near tour a improvement irt the manufacture of twn WASH or WOOD tneir dtancr ul Trail'.* End. Gun O,M* At our home ten years E Adair, who said that the tun nt friend* in this city. Mr. Lombard bey. 437* E- State Road on April 10.. do you slow down wneu ------------------- •------------------------------- !------------------ ---------------------------------- lake, then come back to finish their We "inake-believe" is such a glorious'««. one of of the nxwt nubile and a boy to Mr. andJdr», Laientr motorcycle coming from behind? .« «h«li ll»y ..KCl u> d.> 61 bou.M 2.om m.plm »>.d pl.M.0 thing In the lives of children that spirited citizens that Hastings ever a«„ octet in Ite Mlemoon. '■»'» •>, fa'1'™ •'“■ nothing can quite compare with it. had: was always interested in civic Th... «... tin.. In Mir.,I. wh«o Mrs. Adair traced the development jnffalrs and especially tn whatever «nur. muntepal ncpeite, «ro i»id •*■ lla'*' • A™ »ruir in nW- ot the Children’s Theater from its would beautify and make more ntito tin- rrnnnc iron envu.nrd <«■ fa'WBfa™ >™r inccptlon tn New York in 1907 to the I tractive the town tn which lie lived, «u H.-nnc enn ta 11.,.. 1M ..( . ‘fa.f- ted tetei; U» nte. »IU> present time, the work first being 1 Mr. Lombard wa* born at Tompeny II fa' »■! tai fa do. Ill II will * "faUdte. Th* will tew lhc rant with the Americanizatun ot the 'klnsWUe, Wisconsin. November 18. talfa Uni. bui u .ill ta unrth while. *>rltel. Plan. it... .IWr aprln, Russian and Polish Jewish inunl-1 >855 He moved to Michigan n : showers. ’ the Ume In do It. Bury a tile with one cud at the grant* in New York City. Musical: youtjf man and shortly afterward surface and the other at the roots talent was developed ami costume* i married Mlns Malvina More, of und scenery were made by the chilRaymond. Wisconsin, who survives INVESTIGATING FARM Ij io to waver water your tree. uvc. dren and parents" Among those whojbhn. He nude Hastings his headSUNDAY — MONDAY MACHINE PRICES , have been instrumental m this cn-' quarters for a few years, then We could think of nothing more fitting a* a tribute to Easter tcrpriM’ are Miss Minnie Herts. Mrs ■ moved to Canada, where he carried Legislature Wil! Render Real mX’oS Clare Tree Major and Mr and Mrs on the sum* work he had done in Clarence Sullivan. In Chicago this city. In 1895 he mov*d back , beautiful trees are dying. The com- J. ; Service to Agricultural ---------—-------------------------------------they have a daily attendance of 275-Iao Hastings nnd engaged soon thcrcnuttre appointed to push this inat- children and 150 mollvers. putting utter nnd for many years in Uw Interests in State 1 ter were Mrs. fnxxljc.tr chairman. We are clad that the legislature 1 Mr*. Pratt. Mr. Zerbrl and Mr Hoc* on two performances a week This lumber ‘business, particularly in the ■ wf thl» -lair u,.t:> makc’yn InveMi- 'Let’s help them put this thing over. subject of the Children's Theater manufacture and sale of railrakd wars thoroughly reviewed by Mr* tic* and bridge Umber*. He was for gution of the prevailing high prices —Anthony Hoc* ZAZC PITTS and THEL.MA TODD in their latest comedy Adair. . • • । twelve years a member of the of farm machinery, U seem* in-■ --------------- 1 ■ ——— "SNEAK EASILY’’—and the La»t Minute Newv -------------- <:♦'♦ .-------board of .education, and for a jxvrt credible |hiu. with Ute existing low ••GABRIEL OVER WHITE Crawford at the . Mighty Organ. NORTHWEST THORNAPPI.E. jof thru, time was pnsldent of the pm-- -J iron, lumber, jmint. vt.-c! uven wvniic HOI KF” HFRF Tlic maple sugar social held nt Under hi-', direction the Crnmid labor, farm machinery can bHOwwL HZHZ ^nnN S0v.< riuuoc ntnc ouura lhc chuit , h bavement by the Ladio >«! wliool grounds were beauttficii held up to |»nc<.s far beyond what. ~ TUESDAY Wlnt haowns when the they i»m *i>rtvious to the World \ ... Angel i Ald uu* ueH "Mended. The Ladles’ '’nd our people appreciated ,hi« < f.over the White AidSatei, .illbvlKMiinh. fe-. I"— L.kt fa- nutem-vd tfa »mr • ■war I; would -seeiu ns if t!mrGabriel hovers Another shipment has arrived . By Special Request. We Bring Back 'might b.' .xm;e combination in re-iHome to help guide the destiny of ment Thursday. April 20. Dinner,Hw talent when he wa* given this week. Beautiful worsteds JR f** stniint of trade, which k responsible a troubled nation? Thia imaginative served by Mrs Lourelta Tungatr,’charge of laymi: out and beautifying’ in blue, tan, grey. Regular, I Mrs Harry fetlmsOp. Mrs. August the grounds at thy -Pennock has[for This pokey on the part ot the dramatic situation is presented in shorts, stouts . . . and nothing 1 ; manufacturers. Certainly some un- Gabriel Over th»‘ While Houm-. " Finkbeiuer- Members an; urged loil>ital Through his effort* the cobe present to prepare for the dlr.' 1 ojxratiop of the Michigan Central usual situation must exist ip the! acclaimed by critics a* the outHIGHER than— 1 railroad wa* ..ecuntrf In the b-atiliThe sreatot a I tear lion ever offered at popular price of 10 rent*. i uraiiufactitee and sale ot farm ma- {standing pliatoplay of Uie year, ner at Caledonia. Mr ami Mrs. Jake Dotzert of J lying «< the little parking space at ciiinery. or it would not be lidd at‘which, will be shown nt the Strand 1 such high pr(fc ' •*theater —* — here -* — cn - *• April “*' ” 23 — and -‘ 24 Fvrndaie spent from Wednesday the intersection of Hanover and Slate WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY Walter Huston playa the rule of the till Friday with Mr. and Mrs Earl Mrwi*. His o*n liome grounds 24 DOZEN Kernwen. ■ I aiwl surroundings were always bealiin*pired prc»i(tent who tn a tew bold Miss Jeanette Oarbow was thiten'tiful and attractive. It will al­ TO THE HOLY LAND, moves ’ put* the hottoc in order." St. Mary’;, hospital .nt Grand «** rememtered Unit when .he • TA’lephone service !o tile Holy- Next week mark.-; the eight ’an­ to Are not expensive and they : Land will iiv ojHilcd Frid.iv, April 7. niversary of the Strand under tlx- Rapids and was operated on lor up- ”wned a large farm west of Dowling help your appearance too. pcndfcili*. ' he built, at his own expense, about Just received |rom Wilson ’with the exiendou of’the tram- > present nunagenwnt. During.that Miss Lucile Schantz entertained! ,;ne •«'<* ”---------ne-h.ilf ------mile.'of highway, j MlM ------------------— . Added—Music to My Ears Every hat in our stock is new Bro? Every conceivablicol ­ cceanic LeleptKHie circuits to Hire-. ume the owner., have developed a ... Mlil-’F SC- 11— —ter that froni tlir1 Ktundpiiinl of : und priced Iron: , or und patterns us Jicre. rowim "> nffleun-o, ol cftSonU •t’brr «na , • » mruuilrrib,. t.m, lm-,|.'. cording *tn officui> of llu. *Miclug".m ; ‘'"n^t ami excellence/ uf‘nJuSStn .wind i* ‘fa”"’ Bell Telephone Trtephvn- empany Cmjuny. JfUy They arc mvjthc envy ,* of theater nunMeu managers mune Sunday. B'tll denv of the Hatting* National Bank. $J5O $2«S Sj45 FRIDAV — SATURDAY Jvru.atem. Haifa and Jaffa । throughout the Mate. I Mrs Jack Snyder of Hosting* He had been tor many’years an ac■ - .----. ... .. alFFTivn ’ I spent the fore part of la»t week! live member ol th- Methodist Nolhlnc Higher Priced ing t.'.e reguutr trar.^tisidic radio - - • • • ‘with her daughter, Mr*.. Earl Ker- churrh and one of the official Nothing Higher Priced tr.ephom-cl.ruit* with a short wav. Die Women.y Relief Gwp* met In! lnrrtl anrt famll/ H- wa* also a membra ot chatme. belt-., in.Lindon and Cairo th- lu.ll, for their regular1 M«ion The Bible Study claw met with! the Hasting. Knight* o! Pythias ttypl. und land wav taciUUe* out April gth. Meeting wa* called Jo Mr Bn(1 Mr> JwpJl Sun. (IrMge. and bel.HUjcd to the Uni­ Comedy—•’WRONGORILLA" Ten Cent* to El ery body ”LS’’“r<> ,, . ,, i"?1" by the presidvr. . Mr.. hnun«, day evening with a good attendance J form Rank drill team that won naThc service will embrace .... B*-ll- Weyennan. Roll call found 14, Mr(1 Ott0 schahtx and daughter tional distinction. I counrcling tel.-phrnu s m th. I nited ’members and one veteran pre--n:.|M1I<lrr(l untl Mre Awu„ Flnk.| Mr. Lombard U .-urvived by hu Slate*. Canada. Cub., and M-xleo ,s.«cretarys report read, and uec.-p’.-. 1;cin,.r Mrs Kerm<on at-]widw und Hint; daughter*. Mrs. Not.. Mr* just shirts, but quality L..'.;.. • Ireaf irer v report read and fended the lecture grteri at Has-! Donald D. Smith of Detroit. through anti through. New R* ANOTHER SNAKE STORY, I . placed on file. Dv. supper — committee tmgS Wednesday on care of chit-1 Clinton J. Lain uf uiis rity and Mrs «.,0 made cl-u<1 A <(| A* tiw Grand Ledge .'vetum men reported SS.6O nude *. at the l«t test Mtnaup-' drcn . plaids, stripes, plains, whites; were returning Tijimi CtorlUnHe. decided to fp haven •• and Mrs. August Higlc-r spent ‘ California inwyuie.jl>r , i-t It was decider, ha’.e> the th.-1| Mr. * Only Wilson Bros, and Mack .J blrUiday dinner tn the o A “ I Sunday with relative* in Grand' The fun.jitl .-.'rvicc, were held Satu’da? afternoch, they- >t<>pp-ii ‘ , ttext " shirts. They fit, they wear and * out ..a — 1:«U (this. Wednexiav, forenoon, at 10'30 we*l of Mulliken to cleat,. w.. —Friday. —, April 14 in honor of RaI,|(jS tile c.'Vri-; winch wemed filled, up :,|,|!’.ir veteran. they satisfy. to 98c, $1.50 ....<> veteran. T. 1 O. O. Webber, W.-bb-r whose whose Mr un(J jir*. Guy Cline and -i'uv “’’’ Methodbt church, conducted and not carryiniT’.... the -.vattrufi is on thatspent date Sunday Pot luck. ,MUH , .... the ... ;birthday - p lot iUCK. with their outer imdjby Rev. L. L Dewey and the burial ; right-of-auy properly. With ahov-1 dinner at noan. program later 'family. Mr*. George Eddy. , andiwiU be in Riverside cemetery. . el- . <*nt -. and*long hxl*.. they nrganj Tlte .rcltef commit'..*, reported 18; mother, Mrs, Nancy Cline, of Del-j 9i» lia* pii*H*<| from tig a genial. ' 2.1.. jtvd mjcull.' on the Mck and shut-in* and;tOn. 1 kindly num. whose friendly spirit debrn Armour’s Star or Swift’s Premium ■f er pii>c and i;n a;ih< d eight j S3 given other than money sineJunior Beck of Galrtburg spent:made him a favorite, one who wax full : Izcd '—. olac-racer ..•------- — ....( unakes and m <>ur last meeting Saturday andSUnday with hl*;always ready to do HU part in Shank half . . lb. era! smaller brown and spoiled tied one-ior 8omr n-adingi were given lor the; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Hehry'cvcry way'fur .the good of the city 6 tn 7 lb. average g ..... ’.r.t- ui'.fa'^Kl of ths order and a short .alk ik-ck (,n which he lived, and whose pcoFirst half, lb. 15c their -winter hun:i-—Grand Ledge, by our vuiting ctimradc ■ Mr and Mrs Wm. Reed u:;<l pie he loved to serve. He will be Any color you desire--white, Ttie las! word In style and Indejz-ndcnl. MMiiw wa-* clowd in regular daughter Ardlc hpeiil Sunday wilhjgreatly missed, not only by the quality. and not high priced bladyf green, blue, tan— any ,* • • -------. irm by singing America and fur1 friends at Cannonsburg .members of his immediate family. cither. Beautiful new pat­ >i/.c und all one price— Shankleia |b. 9*C WAS COLD last YEAR, z jiing th- nage , Mr*. Loren Tungatr and daugh- but u!m> by a hod <»! friend* terns, from * W are quite apt to form-: <h’;TnHS utk'k TO post t<r Charlotte and Mrs George Cook here and rhewhere wira knew him weather of even .< !••-.<: ag 1. urfle* is tornAdo STRIKES TOW’nJ *1*”1 T'lcsd“>' ,llShl alld Wednrs- and loved him. k’ . . a U. K Ou.adtnt ol day with frtend* m Grand Rapid* j -------- ------ --------------------, W?;. ' 1, *1.,. ■ ■ , „ •'» “* •» Ifa— . .".■.nJ K.KKVVIl.t.t Boys’ Sires 79c Vi Washington, Kan*. not long mo. ncj(t Sunday roohHng al the M. E Mrs. Olive Campbell of HattlnM Choice Lean lb. .... .v™ ... ...... ..... ...... Everyone invited. » Sunday guest of Mrs. J. J. ! damage of more than hull a mil- church. —,----------- --------------------| Wtlletu and attended church. tllon .dollars in the destruction of PORK LOIN ROAST Either End lb. 1 Oc dial) Ipri IRVING. ; Mr*- Madeline Ganka and chil.: nr.y -business buildings pnd seventyMr. and Mrs. James Bowerman of ‘.I1/”1,,’‘JI? 'Vtbb :r.i’ homes. Merle Mttler and FranROLLED BEEF ROASTS Cte<. it. 16c lit Um winds ;<••••. Smith, telephone operators. re­ Yankee Springs spent Wednesday 1 ^CCk “londay '*nh Mr month la>: : r.iamcd or. duty 'at the switchboard । with Mr and Mrs Joe Spring, r’,n,?.Mrs’W‘U “y^ , CHICKENS it 18c EGGS • o». 11c . -nd Mr* John Springer L/'S’V"-* f*rV1C^ “ jin the local telephone office, al al-j Little Major Shirts Boys’ Caps church on Good though tto tornado passed within j Mrs Lillie Sowerbj uuted al the !!* N. 'home of her daughter. Mrs. Gra- ' , Fur tlte little kiddles or older Plain colors, fancies. Regular ten feet of the building •DEATH <H MKS III Ml’llltl. . Item, near Lowell, a couple days te-t , meeting wu style rtirt or button style— toys Dozens of new jra J terns •vMk_ |held at the church Sunday morn­ Mri Edie Doy‘ ” Plenty of Plain Whiles und one price tor any style— if Dui'l'ht Hun ..... ... Mr. MjrUrsmM. «h» “fc“‘ "JT. , „ died, carir r home tn .!.!:• A M. in Nrw Borgo- hospital Mrs Fox. .-pent the week end wjtn!, *’Jrnfls *” »“ J- L Aludv.-- will tn Kalamazoo, following an opet - Mr*. Scott s sitter. Mre. Blanche I“IT1' . . . l,e u vp,y iaU"ii last week, Mr Ryan had re- Stanton, of Hasting*. •crintroy ill at hi* home with .1 ■ idcil m Cloverdale a long time and Mr ,“11 \n — "‘tendance .»ii and kiiu Mrs au> Jackson jacK-wi: from ironi Llrundl virani] ............. -■ end visitor* TJicotiL A. S ‘entertained with a •■»!. (will be greatly inbred in that com-. RiptcV -------were -week ‘ warm sugar social at thr honu- of iuMintly The funeral was at St Mr and Mr*. Gilbert Peek new ;Roe church fijpre 1 hi* .Wednesday' Lyle ‘ Wilcox '1* ’th’ ' school’ Mr.’and Mrs. F!oyd Ne»bitt Friday , Knickers, Shorts Spring Eniemble I morning, with buna! in Mt Cal- officer, taking the peace i»I A E ‘'v™ing. A larae croud was pre*niw. '.hu moved Iron. Uv dq.1 »"<l » UM lay riuojM E Michigan Suiantdown |vury. Fr. B. N. Griler officiating. Woolen fabrics that are smart All wool twist fabric knickcr, * triCt. niuniiwl an<1 Iamuv Ilii¥V ,| CRESSEY BROADt AST *OVW Willand sturdy. Ntlt hard to twist sleeveless vest and tu> Hunnel ..nd Unit. 1U.. Mr ,„d M, cl)d| jIe<1 LIMA BEANS Fineit Quality 3 lb*. 25c arc the n.c Has.onian Sf***4'™ broad- innved into the houw' on the Chaw; lect cither as they arc broadcloth shirt. Outfit com­ Y,‘1 Pr'-'ud Jwhents of a daughter born • ■a.4 over w£LL. Battle Creek un tllnn jllM eaM tlw yjjhige or: BUTTER Choice of Shuit* or Freeport lb. 19c plete— ",r I April 4. .'Saturday evening Donald Goucher river’’road >>'.urday evening. road, r« Perrv *1 Jnhn* mn t 1 Mr * Jcnnle Barmim and »on are ang-everal very pleasing .M-lrctir.ns, ' j -• — MAZOLA OIL 2 Qu. 59c S J mOil:‘Pending a week at Sunfield with i.rie < |M?ciahy The Moon Song.” be-!, IhdJS ■ home folk*. Bauer. ing unusually good. The orchestra I Mr and Mrs Harvey Eiuian and has been engaged to play for dances j THE LITTLE RED BRICK. - None Higher KOWAL Gi'll.n Mr and J4n Millard Houser spent at Thurnapplc lake this summer, . Mr \??.. rrrn 7 ’ -^. “ *!' ! ’ • Sunday with Mr Mr «nu and Mr. Mrs uate Dale jbeginning April 15. and will to clad ■ a: a oirenuay wst inuruuiy. Crandall ..nd lamily al Kalam.400 at • birthday party btt Thun4ay Ertmontfc to meet their many Iriends there. ' Covers lovvar* were wem laid for iixtceu rixtern Those Thmr j Mj. (,nd fctrj PHILADELPHIA crc.mCb.... 2.... ISc present were from I-ake OdesM.I nc uncreated n Women’s Club LOCAL NEWS ,«S’SSS’fi 5X»!£,n&,asns^cs:i“^^xsrr;f MUdU„„k ii c'S KSS- SKU? X iSS I _____ * nt. — Water's Clothes Shop Anniversary Week ! New Things to Wear for EASTER Clark Gable and Helen Haye* >- “The White Sister” Are Here in Abundance! Suits and Topcoats MARIE DRESSLER fa “PROSPERITY” HERBERT MARSHALL fa New Neckties “Evenings For Sale” 59c Boot* Mallory - Alex Kirkland fa Hats for Easter 95c “HUMANITY” New Spring Shirts I your Easter Dinner! Wilson Bros. Hosiery Ham Sleeveless Sweaters Swift’* Picnic* 25c “ 50c HdlH Ends 98c Visit Our Boys’ Dept. Cake Flour 23c Strawberries IOc MICHIGAN POTATOES SWEET POTATOES r..b 10c 3 it... 10c Feltipauschs - "Where Better Foadr Coil Lett” Dtlherics 8—10 A. M. aid 2—4 P. M. Daily Phone 2272 I -irprtsed birthday Fri .. on ... tor ... but .. . ...... . ­ M» Ortfart u;n... day alien eighteen of her friend* ' «■ >,l. -...it rill..,, k. ...1...> . ...... Chas Wobdrufl. Clifford H*nttnond’ut Allcaan sundkv and Warren Bolton, attended the \lr u..d Mr* L-e nz.vnr.iri-. *«,i ot “ a.fu und'^aenl the day. • ■ ‘-r t’-xumr mommy I ... . . -------------- Welcome Grange luplior and meet- Jamj|y SBCn. Sl,iuja¥ Sth Mr’ and oiv. week, April JI-, will ba writer contenc* that th- mo-i'h» lart Saturday night. Rc;> Chas. Ml> cite* Bauman rear Augutta date and Mrs Cole Newton th-’ment he ...urts cutting hu garden Parker was the speaker and told uv.’ ‘ ?a.at?y,^car AUgitrta. hedge lie find* that he is talking to| just what was going on in Lansing. The ohl-fattitoncd iceman Is now —n----jliimrelf Our private opinion u1 We learned that the legwlalurc ha* an "tee attendant " Executive*’of < b ,-iv < ...Id .if Pn...w‘JU“t heui a birbtr’ already paired thirty-four bill* and western ice compante* at their rc.-i a’ ^iP te r’ae?t*’rrd telMr town* h.vr H v”’ “w PC“M1i5iI. , C<n5 anIWM1 >..i. ail. ix- f.i-r.ta.i,eo , ixn' tnof Chirrs- town* have. Mr* warren Miller. Jean end red the old n»nw but decided that j!nVnrn 4 I,1 rt'f,,n!;'"f PUrkr’.iHc cpcnt ITklayjth- atundar’.l' Should be Quipped ** liilL PmadntUag. "h.1 Saturday at her autc; *. M;» ; with brausbuttou and cany the ire vk lunchwo. I Maine. Warren Bolton *. I tn a Michel to prevent dripping. 49c 50c 98c $3§o Please remember that this shop offers only standard quality—no questionable merchandise gets on our shelves—a safer place to trade! WATER’S CLOTHES SHOP �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. APRIL It 1933 713X’: /ff oSaSJJem <w‘l COUNTY LINE, । «u4, Carrie Ge:linger, who visited fher.ron Waldo, tn Sunfield Itut LOWERS CROP COSTS Lightweight—Lewis Dailey. Has­ tings. 133. defeated Lefty Kuzma. week, met with a very painful acDiseased or Froien Kernels Grand Rapids. 133; * Decision. cidgtit when a stove lid fell on her TROOP 71. She has FAST BOUrt FEATURE • Result in Poor Stands and | The entire meeting was spent in tn Low Yields Per Acre the corutruc'tiun of kites in prepa­ ODD FELLOW SHOW ration for like city contest. Nearly 1 every person will enter a kite and Local Boxers Put Up Great ,,,wkl in. rfetaated FTanic Jabtons.ki. ting the coat* of producing 0 corn. many have built a.*- many ui> three crop in to moke certain that the Pvkihtti^n win. n ‘ RD Rapids. 119. and four. E*rh b,V. °n y lh.° ' Grand Featherweight - Decision. Frank Sperling. ease and is. tested to prove how well Leather Punchers I Grand Rapids. IM. defeated Steve it will germinate.' according to the Tlir Old -Fellow* could not have'KMnne41* Hastings. 128 Decision farm crops department at Michigan u-.ked for a more favorable sltua-1 Welterweight—Dick Palmer. Mid­ State College. lion than that which prevailed at dl?v«>e- >«• defeated Ed. Sklbo, Seed ears which have hollow cobs, their Spring Festival Boxing Meet Orand RaP*^Knockout, first pink or discolored butts.'or which, here last Ttiursiiiiy night when one ,oHJ‘d*, . .. „ .. • have kernels' (hat are cracktd of tlir best crowd* ot the season Middlewright-Ken Buehler. Free- cankered, or grey should be discard­ catered to one ot the best cards that |X1,t* >52. defeated Jack Kelly. Grand ed. Injuries to the ear by freezing (Continued from page one) Has been run-ort here fur some time.. ,l“Pldi* loa- Decision. indicated by blisters on the ->—-------------- ....— ------------------The greater part ot the glove ex- Lightweight—B i 11 Jame.*i. Has- are wed cout 01 the kernel. by cracks of the outstanding colleges-of IU changing was performed by local ,,,*k** ,36. defeated Carl Witt. Dai- in the hard starch of the kernel, or kind in Um.* country. Students were and Grand Rupldv boxers with the ,cr' ,33 Knockout, first round, by a dark brown germ. Ears show- sent there from all parts of the results giving the Meal glove throw- '■ ............... ' ’ ” ' " ing these defects should be thrown world and the college mini tied its four winners and the Furmturi* i out. wot Id-wide fame Hc made tint inCity's boxer;, the same number. The { The' seed ears should be uniform. aHtutlon so useful to the state of otiier two bouts on the ten-t>out of good type, and free from mix- «Ubo»-'* especially to fl* farming curd were won by boxers from Free- i tures with other varieties. Kernels lntere»U. that Um* legislature wav port and Middleville. The ossein-1 should be uniform in size, bright, always generous in iu support of bled spectators were thoroughly: vitreous and should be run over “O' Institution. Fur over thirty satisfied wilii the results when seven a grader otter Uie ears have been years he continued this work. He vf Uic encounters went the srtied(Continued from page one) tested for germination and tlir corn retired when he fell tiiat hr had uled three rounds to deeiatnw'ihid lias been shelled. given >0 much of his lite to this exthree others came to abrupt endings Adclbert Cortright. Verc Carter. A cheap tester con be made from acting work th.it he taid earned a wlk*n first round knockouts pre- • Theron Cain, Rabi. Cook. Stuart a sheet of muslin 52 Inches by nine vacation tor the rest of ids years, vailed. -------- Eugene ----------- - How- ­ 1 Clement, Davenport, inches. A line is drawn with a lead 80 hc Wired to hv. line home and Graip Rapids was of! to a nice ard Ormond. B„ Ailcrding. Gary pencil )<-rigthwhe on the muyin wonderful farm In Woodland. start when Adam ^iraz put Tom Crook. Percy Dimond, John Erway. Then, cross lines two inches apart' —■ -------, - is not only a nuurt1 — Dean Davenport Oraham to sleep in. the first round Fred Johnson, Will Moore, Ted are drawn. No crow; lines are drir.vn;noted educator, but ht is famed u-s of the first event. Herb Gciko eked Mead. Fred Newland. B, A. Perry, within six Inches of either end. The 3 writer on agricultural topics . out a decision over Jock Allerding in E. C. Smith. Lawrence Chase, Geo. rectangles ate then numbered and While agriculture has been his the recond event und Art Callaguii Coats. Richard Cook. ,W. R Cook. the ears to be tested are given cor->i*ciallty he has given much lime' tx>k a decision from Jerry Coryell V. Conklin. John Chandler. H. J., responding numbers. . mid thought t > other, especially to al Otsego in the third bout. The Calkins, Geo. Dewey. J. F. Edmonds, 8lx kernels arc tested from each economic, subjects. He is a very well visitors from tin* Furniture City H. Brockway. Erwin Clark. It H car. Three kernels, one each from informed man cn many tuples, and garnered their fourth victory in the Eiway, A G. Hathaway, Frank Kel­ the tip. butt und middle arc taken. * always an interesting concerto-; ley, R. McCrrery, Bert Newland. F. seventh exhibition wiien Frank Smart for Girls The ear is then turned and three ttonallst. He holds many. college । Sperling taunii favor with the E. Ortley. Geo.. Ransom, Huy Smith. more kernels from the tohw par-1degrees. During the World war his judges alien he mixed it with Steve , OBITUARY tlons. of* the car arc M-lccted advice was frequently nought by Cotton Karines Hastings began iu winFrancis Arbie Stanion, wn of The muslin strip should be wet President Wilson, when America had 1 rung spree in the fourth event and i,auc ulttl KmlrM atanfon. was born mid should lie laid on a piece of. to fttd the Allies. continued on through the sixth can- ln Johnstown Twp, Dec 22. 1855 heavy wrapping paper before the While Dean Davenport retired to to when Lewis Bailey won a de- UIld aray AprU 1KI3 aI kernels are placed in the iienclled his farm for the .piirponA of spend­ — - -- ---------- —— jv~». ».. auu t,M«,r ' aKv. 'l of.o .2? y*anta* um 3 mos . andio 15fctangles After the kernels arc ing his last years free ifrom the Sturdy Cooper repeated -when he met U*>;days. In 1816 hr was united in Placed so tin* numbers on the cloth heavy responsibilities of directing a Brunt firul Pete dittoed nmrrh.ge wkhalah " CankT To>nd on the car correspond! the pap- big college, he has by nj means s«h Barlow r.„i™ . .io '“— . v“h“,‘“rd m,t,i «>»>;thls union Were born two sons. John < r and mpslin are rolled up logeth- ceased to serve his fellowmen. He some hosel Trunk Jablonski. The locals tallied of Eureka. WH.. and Will of Ionia, er and a rubber band is slipped has at all times been interested ir. A universal fheir fourth victory In the last mix- iind <mr daughter. Almeda Gow. of over each end of the roll. Several public matters, mid has given fine favorne with up when Bill Jtunes put Carl Witt Gnyid Rapids. Most of his life war. such rolls may be placed In a con- service in speakmg at luncheon thrift - wise of Dealer on the mat for ten counts 'spent in Burry county. He li-avwto tamer and coveted' with a I burlap clubs, at farm gutlicriiigs and on I educational topics as. well ns at mothers! in Hie first stanza mourn his passing beside ins chil- sack to prevent evaixirutlon •me container should be kept in church ” services. He always has Dlck Palmer put Middleville in dren. one sister. Elisabeth Kelley of a warm place ami the rolls should something interesting und worthwlle the winning column when Im* K. O.’<1 Hastings, and several nieces and be sprinkled with water by the third to say. Ed. Sklbo in he first round und nephews. Funeral .services were Freeiwrl was likewise mentioned held al the Hastings City Mission day. The test should be ready to Aside from being a man of out-■ when Ken Buehler took a decision on Sunday al 10 30 A M. Rev. Hods read the seventh day. No cars ’arr' standing ability nnd high character.' six* he has a lovable personality—Is a from Jack Kelly. officiating. Burial In Bantteld should be savhl .'unless five orr ” strong sprouts arc- growing in the genial, kindly, helpful man. While The card was refensed by the 01W‘b ry._________ rectangle bearing number. ,1 the majority ot th<* |xx>p!e of Barry , „their , ever-popular Johnny Wirth ol ’* SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. William «»■»■»»»»»■« Anderson «u in Buttle HIGH SUBSCRIPTION RATES. coun’>' u1U rvBret “»at *teps wlU ** taken in hand bj (.. W. Bennett of r*r..,,u n,mri.iv The subscription rates ot Turkish ““*** ’ mean T2urn of For That traffic, they MMdlM'U. .nd c W W...,un,„ <4 h., papers are so high that the person the "w licensed "rrn“‘d liquor ’tn,,nr ,rafflp *hrv are New Easter proud of the man they sent to Lun­ Hastings. < hls Bltcr h,K.nding W|nu,r| who cannot bay, burrows a copy of -. a mpn who has been a con­ COAT Summary: • with his daughter. Mrs. Wilford his favorite journal from n newsboy sistent temperance man nnd a sin­ Featherweight — Adam M r o z. I Puce, iu Lansing. . tor u small siiiq each week. Ona ______ „, ■ advocate ot prohibition all his Grand Rapids. 126. detgated Tom Mr.and «..d M.... «>* _________ _ by publishers to M Mrs. A/.a Btruit agave al method __ used dis- cere life. Graham. Hastings, 124. Knock out. card jiarty Saturday evening, guests\rourane person* who piclc up Unless liquor saloons and — that is were piriwiii present froni from Laiuirig, Lansing, CiiacChar- 'dealers copy to to reau read withoui without buybuyfirst lound 1| were dcaicr® copy ----- - ■ ".j" ’/' ----r— —~*"T. Welterweight—Herb Gerko, Grand fottc. Nashville and Vermontville. ing. is to jiaste the edges of the what ,lipy 11 n” n>3tt<,r wh“l they. Rapids, 140. defeated Jack AUerding, Miss Leota Chti-x* Cha-** ot of Battle Batik- Creek newspaper togethef togethei- making malting it a'e cah’ d -shall bi- tur better than j & Medium Sheer Huttings. 143. Decislop. {spent her vacation here visiting necexuirv for the reader to tear of! ihe old-time groggeries that were.a with many of Ujhtwxight-Art Callagan. Grand relatives. u perforated strip before reading ln ony communlty.lt is more; ihan probable that sentiment may, the find points veer tn the dry side again. We notice! that the big insurance companies of high er pric­ marked up thclr ratea 15 j*r cent on ed Hose. automobile risks when congress ■ pasted the 3.2 per cent beer bill. Arid -••I- that may be only the beginning ot .1,4 boosting such nites. It may be pos- j <i5>. sible that the American people may Ladies’ 527, yet return not t> anything so drasAf tic as the Volstead Act. but to laws that will rigorously curb the liquor traffic which, past experience lias ~<-r proven, gets into politics and resorts to 4iU softs of bribery and corrup-', Jia tion to gain Its ends. Should hisr'r tory repeat itself in that, fespect it may be found that Denn Davenport It* Is nearer right in his vote than Sporting Items testing seed corn Boy Scout Neu's bulte ill with heart trouble, Ison tiie kalnL- F. Eckardt and wife of Grand Rapids visited their sister. Olga. Sunday. There will be an Easter program morning. Grand Rapti Rev. J. mom. poswr or me nlng with ht Evangelical church here, kft tar Detroit Monday to visit hia ehildren and while there had to tubmlt loan operaUon Thursday. in Abe tteepte of a ONE DRY DELEGATE CHANGE N BROTH­ ERHOOD PROGRAM Thursday Friday Saturday *—a dazzling array of “last minute” Real AU. Leather Easter Specials RIBBED E )SE 5« Choose Chiffon HOSE 49' s M WILCOX it Pure Silk Bias Cut Flowers for Easter - Your order placed hy tele­ . phone will bring prompt delivery . . . and you may depend upon first quality, FRESH Flowers! L* You can buy a nice pot of Easter Lilies Per BloomI Spring, Flowers Tulips Hyacinths Daffodils for only 50c Snapdragons... 75c and $1 a dozen Beautiful Roses Per Dozen and-up Cut Tulips & Daffodils 75c doz. Mixed Boquets at your own price! Sweet Peas in a Variety of Colors Nice Assortment of Azaleas and Hydrangeas All our flowers, except roses, are grown in our own green­ houses and are strictly fresh. CLYDE WILCOX, Florist SLIPS X,4 At Lansing on Monday evening a So banquet was given in Dean DaventV port's honor by the prohibition workers, with former Lieut. Oov. Lurcn D. Dickinson as toastmaster. Atoms, Electric Eye Form New Analyzer Wlille looking for a process to M ^quickly -determine the amount of nickel and barium in spark plug tips ji4f workers ot the University ot |i’1 Michigan Department of Engtnccring Research recently discovered a .•?r process of registering the antics ol ^,4 .excited atoms which may prov\ a vast time nnd money saver to steel makers, a health clue to doctors and a means of making better fillings for dentists. Professor O. 6. Dtiffendack of the physics deixirtment and his assist­ ants found that if a small quantity of any substance is placed on the tip of one electrode and a strong current is shot across to another electrode, the substance will be va­ porized anti tllc electron* in its atoms will become agitated and ap­ pear in a certain arrangement or pattern in the light of the arc. , The electrons of each substance in the mixture form dlffcreht ar­ rangements and hence take different places In the light waves given off by the arc. By passing Hie light through a spectroscope, which breaks it up Into its vorlous wave lengths, the substances may be identified and recorded p h o t o- I graphically. An electric eye com­ pares the densities of lines of the photographed spectrum with a standard pattern and by selecting the desired lines and measuring ‘ .their intensity, a very accurate estl- i matt* of the amount of any element. । in an alloy or mixture is obtained. I I An automatic doll, donated to ’ Franklin Institute. Philadelphia. I ; writes poetry in English and in •French and also drawrs pictures. At the conclusion of its performance It > makes a bow. The only assistance needed by the automaton is the winding of a Iwavy spring. { PHONE 2530 Last year 350,000.000 liters of milk were consumed by Inhabitants of | Paris, ar five per cent more than tiie year 'before. I II is estimated that each person in : the United Blates receives 113 let1 ter* annually. - Just In Time A special purchase of the last word in style "New Easter 4-98 TIES Polo Types, Tweeds and Dressy Woolens! Your money’s worth and MORE! // High Collars, A scots, \ Jabots, Scarfs! // J/1 // 49c Too durable for the laundry to injure. Percale or broadcloth. Puffed and Leg-o* Mutton Sleeves! Ladies’ Men’s Swiss Rib Men’s Flat Crepe SHIRTS Fur Felt DRESSES Fast Color Broadcloth HATS SHORTS Spring Shades Nifty Styles 66 etfch Men’s Match With Your New Easter Ensemble ted. well finished throughout! New Spring Thafs something to rejoice about I For these are exceptional values at such an un­ heard-of price! Sport and dress styles . . . with the fascinating neck and sleeve treat­ ments that mark them wholly 19331 98® GLOVES Coats 98» It isn’t often yen find genuine, itrpplc leather handbags at thia Spring Suits $990 s««s NSSt> $1.98 Mtn's Calf Shots Oh. yea they'll wear and wear I good-looking BUY NOW I Remarkable — Because Arch Support for LESS! they’re styled for men who want dignified, commanding smartness! Remarkable — Because Gay Unia ., .< Smart Little • 4. Flapper WASH they’re tailored for men who know and appreci­ CYNTHIA-ARCH Shoes fa the oae-Mrap itvle" Fashiod proebnns thu Frill Comfort, ua « LOW. low COST! ate quality in workman­ ship and fabrics. Remarkable — Because they’re VALUES that will turn your thoughts to clothes and your steps to Penney’s. PENNEY 110-118 EAST STATE STREET—HASTINGS, MICHIGAN £ �TTfE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1». HJJ PAGE FOUR The_Hasting» Banner 8“‘" ‘ CAPITAL NEWS Btickivard Glances’, anlt OhinioilS' ' 1 Bits of Yesterday What Others Say „Ut«l IUI Howmbrr rauemln, ■ RJchanl Mcawr, Chester Messer.' Pi>6li»k*4 • »«> TVrfseUsr, the so-called wet amendment to the ’•• h«»iu«» NirH<»". Michigan constitution. People who IN AND ABOUT THE (jLwffi ■£«« »£sr«itor- “,,,nd'd •» ~te ■"> v“'d , | Haytu were in Lansing WedncscUy1 LEGISLATIVE HALLS' • - . 01j buslnesa. '-'2/ ——-r----- - ------------ wet and vice versa. Considering the TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. . W. F. Hicks luu purchased a tiew THE JOB’S THE THING• By Elion IL Eatbn bevj.nty sBVEyTUiT.au prominent amount of newspaper Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ickes' have' WrtnWer for use upon the streets 8peaking of pollllca, we are bu “itaurei »r n.d iwu~o.vire.ai IftuiM*. devoted to the dlscuMion cf gli^^o behevTlhere is not such' Lansing. Mich.—Many peoplefoTr -returned, iron. KUUeAraee. Roeld., .. > M«h:*an. *•-»»«on«l <!••< natur. 32 beer during the past few weeks, great difference between a demo- ', • , <i d h u wherev«Ud they spent winter. Tam'They ' thorough Insurance ^d man. “ and *5*«« ‘Sro ..dmX«tonC In'u^ng*' i ro -1« at Bl. the Petersburg. ~W‘is r' now uZ ’• .fi r.* i ' V • *isnlfipnce of the vote for a dele- to Job U a sta£ we c*me^imof |eBuialure pa<s an<1 oLher Interesting pointa record of tto Michigan Mutual Cyfx BAMNY- «x.tmv sit gosnu tor gate to the slate convention could ^b^", certain “ M- and Mr* « T. Stone of Ak- clone and Windstorm Company, the nr’uARkr coi:!?nr TlliiEE N0ST1W easily develop. Doubtksa majority ^has been otw of the ardent and * ? & , rca11“ ,hat thc ron. Ohio, are guests of Mr. and plan for which was conceived in his ’ :a snvax t ’j*- renltmcnt in the state is for out-' militant r. publicans in years past lpR1!latlon ta not the result of any Mr*. C. W. Biggs and Mr. and Mr*, own fertile brain. The company was OtnwiBX HAR-IV COI XTY. USE HAt n-KMl flf th* nth Ammdmfflt Because of hiv fumllltarity with ccr- unu^Lj,ubIlc although j. p. Edmond*. Mr. Stone ta a organized 'n 1885 and at the eml of -al ’ ? a . . . . Am<"d:nen, 5"‘Xnr* to tov been kept on is favorable U> the legal cousin of Mrs Biggs and Mrs. Ed- the year 'the talks amounted to S !!; ----------------------- - as great a* tjje tabulation of votes WJU taking like a* Hair- ,n?'' rcal re“9n of the anxiety of Mrs. Tina Ward of Harbor Spring?' O. B Van Horn and Louis G\xxlindicates. oughbred democrat. One must -ad- ■ administrative- officlaIs in Lapsing vtaited her slater. Mrs. Hester Keith. I year are expected home from Ann I. r»t»« uu m1* ' - -------------- i------ -— n^,. pu lovalty to his new toes, but ’ to riu-.tact that the stale of um Ul,.jc Tixy were guests of Mrs. Arbor tomorrow night for a short See -----------------“ ■ i„ h’; McBntn Friday vacation. I w MARVELOUS Birr IMPRACTICAL J«££ TO i Michicnn •»>? Is without ,"’e cash Jlf“and S ofii- L »' Mre A ° »™«. --- ------Our ;;r’ thc exam- 1X?c'JTj.'A. 'Usl .*lh’ ‘,,. d Crh hang».-W !“dclln*l Brown ^.ro5'.’ *^9 , In. America should follow the ania-W admjnistra-' '» mo-beer mu win brinw ?,MadeUne affd Wallac Wallace- »rown Brown FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY' j Windowe » >■>' pic of ^England and Imuxdlately ion would rapidly temper the ulle-1’’“"2“u^Vl'’'d* ncP^^nf Mr. . -mr.. ’c !^ „ Df 9 ~ r?1111 j HaP'ds .a. i Bucsu . of■'■■■; The lower hotel ha* recently ..4 cancel further ronslructlon of Uhl- glance of . hi of jobhoWers.^hn-; Xra?hun#er7or WL ”.T.—«’i ~’S*'------ */—t’ changed hgnds. A Mr. Newton is/ Ruth Konxie. A who has been noy thc proprietor. The house 1* ' „ „ er.UMn.Mr.eran'. Ore.. Mrla.M,. h» C«m>» HeoMUjn-Hew. pen- . Mtax “^£,*^1 “JS! ..ending her vacation with her being raised — up. ” entirely overhauled •• cmzSsALL Employe, of ed^uonal m- i;arvnts. returned to Cleveland Bun- Snd p™ - and ' — - is I. parents, returned to Cleveland Sun- and put — in gcxxl order, then it ” doah and thj R-10! are magnificent , To me the tnot dramatic rncidem Sr Jf“thta^L°h day to resume her studies “ at JunlOT Junior to be ?known as the "Newton ' > thine.; marvels of science and cn- ( of the whole inauguration and one and practically no bill, have been ben-rt Buxton ihn with Mr, House" and kept by Leonard E h-? Sc^fJ^ Tlm^ut 5?1 £ Changes such as these * pincerinc skill. But they are im- of , the met .Unifleam of our dem- p^ by the state slnee the first of wU, hkhTy ianched upjjj.n.n .hr ..... J mJT, Mr" “E 1 u- .«.!« Hwn. ..... ml. — a very desirable %nprovemcn* practical: fragile bubbles (despite ocraey < kL A- npd give us another House that will t, their outward spjwarancc of Lizy ’ WMkmr .1U. .... nwreho. p»< .*Sh S,h. tore r. X" iter. JS"; ^.. w.Ur to to,. Spring Styles At $3'00 stand V 'rT n !’vn<lU'’ lllnc“’ ’’a* maite tini,;rHoure Vm-'the torine^of’lh.'i ’• strength! unfit to cqmbiit the fickle ;. atmosphere. Giant airships are in- j an parade. tvrai'inz n nine jto < (>,»■.• Wa.n nn F.v n.n...... .t'Ji?,'' . ’ A^Arta rowni toVotirsc tiie "management hat. a citum on send then-.npiTO.nv state That portion ’of *uc ' ‘rontonr'of N<>*',<>n ’House J01184of*"”■ * pcs-Lon mi ^..r.r.ott? - Mr. Staiutcr of uw "Newton ■ ,, . ! tercsting. imposing toys but far tool to As he waved his silk topper to the (the gas and weight tax n9l already a,5 f£ron * £ ii£ “ ;rn,prr‘nc<' “ou** You have the power of final decision that will gcriously (Costly In men, materials and motuiy,^new President of the United States expended for purpores specified in’ werc‘gtx*ts of Mrs Franz Willison ‘_®, ,h.e 5 nterprt?f The Ladies* ________________ S^wtn^ Society taffect con- ayour ^cct Ypocketbook. our pocketbook. You will You find will here find rciilly here rifilllv astonishastonish­ “ for the present stale of Uncle jhe might have said. -There but by | the state law. is being diverted to nrcted with with the Emmanuel church inc ing values in quality q ' —shoes ' ' every taste and’ all " occasions netted for ONE IN; A HUNDRED. Sam's purse. tlir place of Gai stand* Al Smith.’ ■ other purposes so the .slate , must’ Monday and Tuesday. Mr nnd Mrs. Wm Randall and will be entertained by ‘ nf nnttorni -mil srea hr Mrs Edward FAward in ■ „ *; ’■ There ta something Uflierextly ] iiave money from some source, say’ daughter Concerning Dean Eugene Daven­ and Mr and Mrs. Ezra Poavra at her residence on Green ,rj a range Ot lasts, (patterns anti SI.LS. 'great und fine and simple and hu- ■member* —-■ --------of• the *house ----------J------and senate, •* if. port, lone dry delegate to the MichiA BREAK FOR DETROIT * Newington from Grand Rapids nM-t. Friday afternoon of this I When buying man about a Nation where such a its government u to continue to gon Repeal Convention. thc Detroit Detroit’, Mayor' Frank Murphy. .■erne Sunday with thejr mother, week. Gentlemen invited to tea at w I noiffll A<1 qHAF1? can be accepted a* cornnmn- function. The beer bill ta regarded spent Mrs. Maude Miller »ix. , *•* U p’ace. Al Smith, afoot as a marching £n tetoLluLdu'StorU?,™' M’l"" ~ «*S5t' Woolwnor. .M The Th. bottom Um, Iw. Iu., dropped dropiwd out out ol M Yvou male on an economical economical decision, deculon. for (or you you know know that that tor lor over over 1 *■ ’ ’ou make ’ peal, comment* editorially iu fol­ general of the Philippines.- Well, tlx citizen, a private in the army of the £« STXJSS “m": ;; •x.x JSmi ;.MS Dou8'“ ,hoc h“ “,lc' lows: t Philippines' less will ' be Detroit’s people, saluting with a happy grin . the man who stood where lumight "it is a fortunate circumstance pa.Rf‘ newewnuuw iowhfi '»■ ««"• »» - - X' i have brent • that the lorn* Dry* representative ' ’ Mr. nnd Mrs. Sim Brock ami Mr.;eggs Hc; butler 17c. : And a weary man who had left Inijtcct then shoes be/ore yowr final dcciiton. the burdens of the office—now, too, that provides for the abolishment ]and Mr* George Robinson were; Ij?ai lake in Assyria township has elected to the Michigan Repeal Con­ GOVERNMENT AND CREDIT. .week end vlMtora of M*x and Mr* put been stocked with 3.000 lake a simple citizen of the Republic of - the, accurtles commission und a -, vention is a man of such ixr.-onnl । -As a very Important source nt trout. —send* forth to his fellow citizens a of worth- Warren Wiltpx of Jack.4n. distinction os Dr. Eugene Davenport, strength and security, cherish public cal! tijvsupport Mr. Roosevelt in his revere penalty for the wile m tne stat" M,s * ITances Gill of Ann Arbor ! Mrs. M E Taylor has just re. les-A securities or Mqrk in the state, . who for more than a quarter of p. credit. ' >wmor Com'*Pcnl uw week end with Mrs. W R. I turned from the east with a xplenim the approval ot pov ~ One mellmd of preserving it first proclamation. "Barry County’s Busiest Shoe Store" on tt« Cook'M MHorUnttni of millinery and fan­ .... bill is .. nbwv well v„ century was-Dran of the College ol ,is to use it as sparingly as possible. i In the drama of the Nation. Al------stock. The - ” , 'ey goods, which she will open on . 114 W. State Street Hastings, Michigan Agriculture at the University of, avoiding occasions of expense by Smith nnd Herbert Hpovcr bom a*. way to b<corning a law. The rneaAGO TODAY . ; Wednesday and Thursday,, April 17 majestic cjiaraclchi in their accept-'sure will do away with a brunch of TWEN Mr .....TY....Y EARS w Illinois. Dr. Davenport can be"" cultivating peace, but remembering * ancc Mr....and Mrs. Waller Freeman, of,nncl 18. Ladles do not miss this of th? responsibilities of citi-. tire Mute government that never . nn ...a Mr and itamthP Mr ann and Mrs. Ray onjwrtunity. V also that timely disbursements to zenship-Malcom W Bmgaj in the; functioned as originally planned nn.ina „nd counted upon to perform his duty r Sther^rf • r ..1 t ___ and daughter. E«ner. Esther. oi •»! --------------- <»♦ » Organized with the irte. of nrmirt- Freeman H,ul with dignity and tact, and his . 'prepare’ for danger frequently pre-. Detroit Free Frn. PftODUCING “TUNG HOMESTEADER'S CHANCE "" £. prewmee amnmj the delegates will- vent much greater disbursement.; to ; MMSrJ? ^-U'-*...m! OIL”JNMISSISSIPPI remind all that the Lust Cause had1 j repel it; avoiding llkewito the ac­ IN MICHIGAN SMALL land office clolnu. . . many worthy’ and. sincere advo­ . -----------The hom.-stead taws require that cumulation of debt. not only by cates'' , XlS'by i" >h« Munulacturo ot Very Little Of Acreage Own- not more than 160 acfes i> granted , „ . to one person .and he must not Ip Nw i. Ite 1W-. vrer-ewu. -SUMIW ol mya-e. h» tlwinvestment wm o k uSm !ht':r Kranddaughter. Paints, Varnishes, granouatignutr. Dagmur. vaumar. who wn<> Paints, Varnishes, LinLincd By State Is Suitable the owner of iw much as to acres <•; menury. ' 'by vigorous exertions id time of uJ’“n has k<n studying music a: >hr nlonms Ftr Illi WHO han no For Agriculture ,ttnd A1 th<f ,llnv of npri*<-«t‘>,u f"> nrarh MM OleHIM, Me. . . jx-acc discharge debts which tin'S*k 1“'^; iS (Or <!» l-l ■»,..■ TIW M.!, ol MU-MAW,, . 6 .... * .. the homestead he must pay lnl«> the t’ ision o( demit tj months. Miss Y/xing sailed from The !>tate of MbudMippI seems Tlic chance to obtain •homestead K,,IiCru] Iund „f U’.r state at in­ VOMCTHINO TO THINK ABOUT.■ "“M** »*” J*" "«* Naples lust weetf Thursday. I likely to come into a good deal of lands go«xl enough lo be developed rate ol 10c an acre for each acre ' ... . ungenerously throwing upon T'O'-will never net'a true Mr nnd Mrs Karl Q,-Caldwell ot : promim nor In the future as a prointo profitable farms was a* pioneer granted For five years lx' must ui will be at an end in Michigan. terily the burden which wr our-, Caddlac are guots of Dr. and Mrs ' ducer of Tung.Oil?* The climate hold of time.— vent political control from betanins ■ >;** .. -... -j4"? -------- selves ought to bear " Senator A L Moore of Pontlar C. ,P ,ht 'and soil* of that state seem well concentrated in' a few populous Carlyle. w I adapted tor the growing Tung passed . -- ---- of '"St Mage of with the pnqg-jty. During that time he doe*, Words of wisdom spoken by and Ranre eifudva Jam.< „ . clal club party Tuesday....... evening. i counties each as Wayne and Oen.f aZrJ ; . ; . . H m Edn-.ond Wood, Wood. Monroe Uonrne Leach I-rnrh and* al ” lrn • from the - nut* of winch state Edmund State growth. ------'Die modern home- not pay property taxc- At the end ff George Washington during.a fare-' of Adrian were the only two memL-lUse Potter are home fron:;U"' "s| 1* extracted Tliw nuta jtcad lands arc small tax-delinquent years, if ui! conditions have j bcn» bf the k-gUtauve hotue and Miss well address before congress! ■ Ad-. (hc University of Michigan for the>produce an twnua! »n ..HCU un;** ujuafiy loosicfl on tlu* edge’ot Wwi nwt, the state grant* hint a co-opefaLon betaevn out-state- "Re­ senate taxation r./tn:mtjees to re­ spring ministration* and legislators (who vacation. *n tin- manufacture of painta ,mti the agricultural Ubtricta deed to tile property, und ita* honkpublicans and Democrats; p«>ubly a fuse to sign a telegram to the RILrt M< inti.Id and Whitney Tan-’ varnishes. It is aUo used In the speak ot bllllon-doliar bond isyaes Very little of the hundred* of M«ad ha* become a "(arm < construction* Finance Corporation r.cr who h ive been spending the' munufactuie of linoleum and other thousands ot acre* of land now r<collation. This is the coruensus of There are now aiwtlt ’hx> liwve.. in an oil-hand manner should scan ■tn Washington pledging the enacl- winter :n Bayminette. Alabama, j wot-T-protif cumpdbnda- At- the ■ - ■*tender.; —*— in Michigan nntitgcd in opinion rf.a large number of editors; live above paragraph carefully. The' I ment of n bill diverting funds from returned u» their homes in Has- vrwnt time china is the source ot is agricultural laud, accordinu tti ' proving up plots of inmi 4U to throughout, the state who realize I the highway rirpurttnent to fe d "■ future of the United States is al­ this WXNHC. supply of Tung oil. The United tiu- Lands Division ol the Depart- W '>• *tate land that control by TUcm! counties real­ prominent Ni'itliville man got the starving of Michigan. Tne R. F. tings ready mortgaged tar. ahead. SO( to Areminiscing Miss j(»-phlne Nash of Albion u IStatas will^*x>n be,completely indi*- ment ot CotiM-Tvalion. Prnclicully' ------------------ and told us how he'C .some weeks ago sent telegram ly means politic*! domination by a (pendent of all otlitr countries in all of this tax delinquent property iw Tilings are now su organized tn p drinking. Tear.* Years and years ago,;to quit ago, i to Governor Comstack Comsbxk advising him T.. I,*1 ...a , *'. „ ' ’1, M Grec„ on furnishing nils product. In the .state comiiosed of sand platlis With Hie the country that by 'dealing di­ few boiMs who are interested ui: Amer.ca has had full faith in Hw l|U ... another town? he was w:!i up st Uia I that unleM unletw the state date of Michigan Michigan M w credit of Rs TVderal Govenuncnt m at the either party only a.» a rneaft^uf ad­ but there ta an elastic limit, Credit *»r of th? salam. drinking ,lr:„ku« with -lAlu-rt m.r, » n-­ n„d Crc„ wa>. [of MiwrtMlppi alone there are al­ timber removed or burned. As a r-- rectly with the Indians at North I used fotnc of its o.„ own money to re ; ready.2.0X1,000 Tung tnr.s growing stilt the area that might lx* pront- Wood*, resorts c.nc cun buv a *ouvancing their personal fortunes and I based “ on ■» public is »• not and inorc arc being planted. Tlir jx>- ably homesteaded » limited v< nlI blreh-burk cam.v made in Lat— ““ confidence “ power. The economic situation within the Ga ttcntlal American market tor Tung !able ta withstand a severe overload on „<t her fingers, came — in to M’e her money forthcoming. The ... Fred Hurt‘ Wednesday. R. .. F. C. Mrs Mr F "“ H w,dnrML*v -------■» » ».* — loil t<estimated at 890.000,000 an­ past year has caused a lloixl ot up- ’ Mrs. George Nichols and .daugh ­ ।Gecrgo Washington’s conception of hii.-LAyicf Our friend "looked her,stated that it was willing to coaplications for homestead lands. -p),. ti. arc nually ter. Cora, formerly of Carlt-m. Tin- latest official official ci-tuus of AN* EXPENSIVE LESSON • government and credit as expres.-ed over.” Indignation flushed overj linu-? ita aid to Michigan If th? m. I. W,„,..v-. AI..„ now settled tn their home lately l_._1, L The state of Mi-.:isippi has re- M«„y »< ll.r ■ »»4ice-ta>rruinc. -F.nl lown-We,. rou Bad hu Ia„,cu ,jdm. L. iw »u him. Saying to himself. Tm poy- itat* would d > its hurt. Governor* purchased at Robert Dawson, iwson. corwyed 2.000 square feel m the hail barn on farms but who moved to gives a total- population cor ­ of 41.860.mg ior that.” he left the saliwn and • Ccnutcck. made it clear to the mem'*­ ner Michigan avenue a-'* the city, othvts are urban resident*, oco -So fifty mtih'in- Frenchmen, and Hlifii b ’ f Mules at the Ccnliiry of Progress lour. 11 speaking French tike , *o«nd now M » vu in the early', according “ , — to his own word, never, bers of the legUlatuic that the biil who believe tlwt -iii acres of land mathematically, can't be right. j— Exposition in Chicago, -unci will IM. ..„i- Tm.. run. ih, >!M™« o[ .„ R,liaUlr. street. . -------------------------— •••.. ; drank again. — Richard Baldwin, diveiting tinunexpended poruori given them by the state will solve Mr. and Mrs- George Colluu anti umik- exunialve exhibits ’ ihcluding Ca’.chhnc of JRhill page auivri tbc-< ’ : N'ortiivjlle Record. ]of the automobile wvtghl tax mon- son'Robert of Grant* KtaRapiita " ’* vuiu-d• exhibition of Tung oil .. >prtoucte thew financial troubles. ment. we happened to wc this week • :.y from tlir highway dejiartim'y: to According • to Hie Lands Office, Pryor uvtr Styi- Another MisiuMippt product for ui a reputable magazine of nation­ ;capital punirhmen* AGAIN the welfare department mifi ’lx- day Mr Coiliiu returned Monday, which there is un a-vurod future Is which has. studied th? results of hundred of present day attempts at wide- circuit'.ion. and thus inuiiy art! hat h ive Hie opjwnents of ’ Muhtgan people will to wittom Oo,Un5 n-ma'nnl unUl otf. There have been recent dis­ homesteading, the average home­ A fi llcw has to b? a coht.irti ;d punishtnunt ilone to stop I innocent victim who heeds the call j coveries «»f Urge areas h> that state steader has a poor chance, of suc-v tompv ............... murrnrli rminun. a«'-<l Jmx days. Pint of -ullimUrctt this~o*rr state?’ a— asks..un; Hun; J,0** durUw *«““• from winch ix-troleum and natural ewdipg. U*s.i than half of those of tips bait finds hmuelf poorer by] i-p hi* back to'thr wail Nlmmo. m thtroit Saturday Niglu. l! tllb nMMWJ from the Literal gm- THIRTY' ----------- ,'EAltS AGO TODAY, gas can be taken. This oil region an- given certificates lo use — Weil,I n< one humble -.-ar-carrier «7Utont i» nut forthcommg So you The Mir i * Myrtle and- Violet । Jias not been ojiened up. but ta held who pieces of state land remain through :x arm-, ot anfi-eopital pumahtha bill diverting some Grtx.by ol Cheboygan are vtuting for future development in th "’d jmt hi* slvuilrter t< Hie five ycar period nejX^ary to ac­ d to rou-c an apathet- of lh'* money from thc automobile the Mi..-< •. Minnie and Wiiinx1 H*r- ’ -------------- ♦. quire title; -and leas than a quarter of’'‘v,l>hi tax to welfare." Governor per. hi* n to thc gnncl-' .1 Tlx* London Times comes out with of the total ever remain permaofii- Cum.i?'xk told thc leatalatorx .Mrs D N. Humphrey of Chicago]a column editorial opposing .sky- mrnlly od tiie homestead Many m0^»’ Realizing that tto bill could not been WRLv^iUng ____ at qmck.v ae<l1lJr^! 0R gn>un(j.—jt who ijus lutr mother.;writing as an udvvrllsmg medium. •prove up" at the end of five ypars stricter ,,Ufh‘ “ ln*’ in u' Ktl :|w- Mrs (Hwgt- Reed, returned home 'Tl*.e matter can be handled m the when the land iznes in tlx- tax rolls. . . iV c-crmim 1 .. „ . ....---------------- - —anWa.'dlinglon allotment of money m Saturday Uthw foreign language by immediate vicinity of London by Tlim they remain another five time to torx-tot. nm. prevent thousandthousand., from M.„ Klu 8hanhaUw-r of BmUm imore and thicker fugs. ' years without paying taxes and the ; going hungry. the’ Ccrttir-or ur*“d M >»’rhureui„ ux*nt the latter part land again reverts to the stale. ar.d!1U( phonograph jabo members of the taxation „«( « committee rr.m..,,,:.U-Jlh jll>r fialcr. MUs. than wait Here and there in the presidential Homcsteada. arc not granted proto algh a telegram to R. F. C of- Dewitt Murdock ’ralily mri timber one still finds a atronffi silent tnjscuously. it ta indicated from the 1 f.riata tn Washtnetim iiLedx'liu: tlu ir >t'»d Mr., Frank Dancer of Vermont- type—strong for anything univer­ regulations furnished each appli­ . ,- • ’ . ; . . . vine -.-lurneozname Luesaa.v aiirr .•sally agreed upon. and satent on the cant The slate makes an investi­ Mil TM < ■>>""■*• ;>■>* >»■ 1.M1 I,„ Mr. A l> , gation a* tn the apiiiivant to dc­ telegram ‘ thu* tatting :bet'n Uft'n aa.*wured --fcU|’vd tthat — this — ...— McElwain ------ termine whether he u serious tn his tJ tofclem .. s Griswold of Sunfield One of tile large New York ho- (nltnl t0 (arnj ft* |Bnd which lie . ... im, wn. Mid ««“..*» "Id, to u r .wi Ctotot,. *nd «w *■». HA®;" «*’f “ was the guest of her parent*. Mr. tel* is planting a forcsf on the root, .would acquire ta examined and if it 1 to* I. uma num.™, etor »».itoW'F »«« Maybe the Idea Is to move the lob- i* not aKricul'.tiral_in.xj;apMter. the and Mrs David Bowker last week. ! MT.r.. . ■ ,r ,.. • L A. to CHtoW k.d.„ A., to. « W «M l»U.U .«« toi Ir.l «“»» «“• •« up Into trees. application is rejected To issue a MiuJ Carrie Yutz who ha* been by-sittcrs 1 miraculous, .sir Lu l-• '«* vnm .*a enrou-azm- l<4rrai money for welfare use m teaching sclrcol al Dexter ta home a- A higher tandaro/^ : • pre-nt an un:.uldin?. front iutr^and 'IJU U th«r telegram that for her vacation Botaori-H.ratd. dxttwne*. to tlx point of Uzailj and Helme re used to sign John Mbiitgomery started Friday • . ’ killing peojib- What have you dnix.' rlie APr* for Midland. Ohio.’where he expects the new deal , By .some . (ra:-...*- ir ; * ..-*: c .* jj.. Nimmo’—Gc irge Au-rtll. B;r- “ton,’y £J{Ch,1{i,i 111 to spend the summer. Miss Pearl Gillespie and Mr. Carl '■••■■■ .... GROVER DILLAWN. Wunu i of Middleville spent Sunday Michigan V<yws have'tun mr'-” ■ M .i”1 - FILM BWTOHTTOS 1M'm 'with Mtas Nellie Smith of office one ol itic finest ptibk 7 MOW! TEST1M0SY Mrs Ctaude Campbell of Grand Rapid* returned home Friday alter I ranr.,.: uMn.uM »hv toln, Atorton p~),l< munr *■ „ dtortdeM uito H « dead a visit with her parent*. Mr and CLEAN MILK does hoi jtul happen. Il call* inilk is taken to our large refrigeration rontrf. Ed Rider. lTl» peruta into y. to. O^!S»'®%^S'U'WT5Sd'i,T,778^2. to STcto" Mi> (or planning and needed equipment. It re­ where the temperature is kept a little above . Mr and Mti. Wm Lewis of Itatquire* .* clean, well ventilated COW BARN. freezing. With clean, well ventilated barns, Boon? rould- room Kentucky that as a country comprised entirely o’ th|. H)|nr Mrt oJ |nu>t j,.. t.’e Creek arc vtaitnig the latter’s That mean* tome one to keep it elean, and i( with each cow kept well grodrriqd and clean, way. with a struts of ca>nsitm< on cnx le-. Px-re »*'^n and half-wit* f;j0. ldv<J Ior Uw aeimqurni tax brother. Judge Mills. Fr J A. Connors went to Nash­ breathing clean, fresh ufr and eating proper Ju. tok. ntor muu mtokeh tor ““ LT"'! “ SSfSS "" ' jou will visit Highland* Dairy you will be im­ ville Monday to aupervtae tlx ’ In­ pressed with the cleanliheni of our barns- Our food, with the milk handled In a clean, sani­ stallation of two new side' altar* in urn', yncter Mr. Dillman. |B«tor. Ito. jutoto* toiwmto! WtolltoW id dS 5tora*ld^S S'. Oyil’b church-in that village automatic electric ventilating system com­ tary manner from the time it leaves the cow but nrocta.m a bareennes.-* of dzeen- uan w)w u UIUb!e to pay hv. tax- The altars are to be conx-efated Ui pletely changes the air in our two barns every -until it Is delivered al the .customer's door, A TREMENDOUS „.j tijc Bic«.-.cd Virgin and St Joseph I We can’t understand' why a group cy otoM.mtownUo In to M-:„ ,tn0 th, w„ five minute*, to that our cows breathe good you can tee why we ran claim to deliver to our Micbupii'a 'ttenier.Goi str i. , *«!‘>ubllea» see members ot the hoiw nnd urr the work of F J. Toogood. [of sdenusto should journty away,I11™. -I,.. fresh air. They are supplied with plenty of customers CLEAN. WIKiLE.SO.ML* MILK from repeal is* difficult to explain. Dti-1 Take the ptclu.e Mesh, at tli< ;glvmie ,onu> coiuirteratton ta the of St Joseph. wholesome (red. The milk is taken directly our own accredited, thoroughly inspected herd. down to Venezuela to investigate a Empire, as one example The only i(le|innueat ux question. ,i FORTY YEA rTaGO TODAY iricu that have torn wroutcntly 1 ..“ZZZ to the milk huusc and its temperature reduced submergea city, when there’s hardly hinest people tn Hus atory arc Ger-; uinq Tou can see why Highlands Dairy is permitted ni the cioction‘ one arounrf tore that can keep itsI mans or Ruxsura All ih- Yankey.nw proposal of Governor Com­ The iron fence that incloses the Io about II decree* before It it automatically by thk HUIe ot Michigan to advertise and sell courtyard is being removed till* last Novetr t >K-j aizMTd live tn t'. me twisters, both male and leMock that the legislature conudcr head above water.—Boston Herald bottled. Every bottle is cleaned, steanftd and its product a» Grade A Milk. We deliver It ( measure to bring, onng additional .naiugoai rev rev**U“d ,r,UW‘ U,e| wet bandw gon. ’’‘th .. «v.n.nta( „/aa !nca ^*r^ t0 sterilised before using. Krom the bottler the raw or pasUuriicd as the customer may prefer. Then as anoUwr rxampk of enuea in from a sale* tax will take w *f rt * < * whl! . dtatrict that regtatcird a dry ms——■*-- cnininahty. --a— . oY7hc"l^bitme*s"tui;.°:n ... ... . . v, ox** ana anic. wniie en-1 A small town may be defined -as1 American as tiuiniiig a* npTnuch for Detroit, •top;)cd a plate ‘where the houses .err far• it is revolting. I have to c.xnmcnd the next w«-ek or «> There ire route --------------------------- -— of! al Aim We will be glad to have you vieit Highland! Dairy and tee for youreeif muiitlvs ago. had that imrrjpn cut to enough upui t so that a person, Under Cover Man" at the Pisza. As prospects ot oame sort of a sale* '?'5,n.4T' a gangster yam it lias it* ixxnu. but tax being passed but this que-'.ioq <>f1 the lh U. U of1 M. M Friday. *»idas. They inev made about Altai on April 3. Dues Has what we do to imure CLEAN WHOLESOME milk to every customer! ‘ here again ta a picture of New York- ix' OnC mat h bound to prove the turn ot Goodyear. Wilkiiu and a neighbor's radio p'cgr«ni. New Kle that makes it appear a place far . -•jentv of legislative argument, Van Horn a pleawant call tn aei.utncnt/ ft seems u^rcrUbir York Sun' Miss Honensc Van Zile will give mure dangerous than the deadli/st; •-------- ;—-b+- -——— .— -----------------------------agamu some Shakespearean readings and A morv iikeiy exptatouop' ta tiiat ijunglr We experience otw tang prgy j MAMMhUMUa guards n qf knifing alwottng. and ’’bumping > nonuniform and unnecessary traiftc impiTMittations al lint social roams, ‘ o!t —Sydney W Carroll, ui Sun-lslgnals by prohibiting any town cq Tuesday, April JS , , ,..e ,« !he r..,,.,.,™, ,. y„. M kM .-. 5-------------------- wl^'huaiEiTnSSl «ih~i 'iTOor M hr. Mr. umugiu imy were auupiy voting going to the schov! m which Dr, —- ------- ----------------------.'the approval of the Stale Depart- Heriiner and Mrs Edw. Knappen ol ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN mnuirtcamm to ixjniii the. of EUwtetn is going to uacb and One million dollars a year is »l»nt. mer.l of Public Works. Grand Rapids visited friends in » Arka- * *” Holl."»wd to give ixwcomcrsj > —------UiO til? tbS--Atck. . ' • screen testa-eacb tot averaging Motorcycles average nuks to- Mrs. A K Stewart ui EUte. ' about 8J00. ’ the gallon of gasoline. . Michigan, who ha* been vtutuv her Hastings Cut-Rate Shoe Store ' ,, <3 ' Y' A Quotation Pungent Paragraphs THE TIME RESULTS Phone 241 a It Doesn’t Just Happen! THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY �THt HASTINGS BANNtB. WTDNMDAY, APB IL It, 1H3 ba as dlflicult to achlav* u rigid, ass**4*4x444 enforcement of the llth Amend-1 ment 'Die entire question Is one wwv « m , 1/--—A. —IBf _ . I1 > man. that call* for tolerance. Paradoxical ar it may sound nncere prohibitionJ* Jl fAf” WV OfAlf (Continued from page one) . ' ( . , Ists and anri-prohlbttronUu are, LjCLdIVl IT VV*> UUvVl • . sincere tn her conviction that re- garcatm and personal abuse was not A* v°u wu announced, a working for the same general causa1 Another Opportunity for You to Save Money! • ne«i peal at of th» the lath 18th Amendment will only foreigti to the spirit of the con-; white-haired man to the gallery -temperance Posaibly the root of the entire controversy is t> greater I nJip to cofrecl certain intolerable vention but also out of harmony; c*M»d <*‘ "God blcsa the man * ho appreciation of the real meaning! ‘ qpndilinn* that exist today in con­ with the character of the refined 'voted of TEMPERANCE. \r • • nection with the liquor traffic. I woman they'were seeking to nomiHATS AND DRESSES 1 nalc. The action of these two deleJult before adjournment. Judge UNDERWEAR HOSIERY ! Two events of tiie convention gates waa UI-mannered and inex- Arthur Lacey of Detroit aro« and cusable. Both were sufficiently tnpa l(1 a nne tribute to Dean Davenl?«e A A* WUh r',tr’ ** Purchasv ar more wv will gtva ■ b^U* stand out vividly In our-mlnd. One FFC1S* of Fine Quality Hand Lotion, on Thur*.. Frt. and MnL pwt that seemed to express the ms ‘was the.brief address by Governor Ulllgenl to have known better. .* * * sentiments of the delegates and the I Comstock; which aside from a mo­ _ __ _ ___ ______ ______ Personally wc hold no brief for gallery It was a splendid gesture, mentary lapse that was more suitable to the environment of a hunt- the Rev HoI»nyj*'*H<J«cvrr sincere and a sincere one. that helped to Children’s Books Tooth Brtnh and Paale ing lodge than a constitutional con- his purpose, it t* our opinion that wipe out the memory of several un­ (Continued from page one) vention, was sane and hnc; the oth- he h®--, made himself so generally fortunate outbursts of bad taste and AU ckUdrra'* ko»*«. A>y &0< tMth kraak 144 East State Street I tastings, Michigan •r was the dignified but decisive disliked through the tactic* he ha* manner* that had previously haps v.t» !*,(•■ B.Mrt >.>1 a Ifx laalk MM. a KS *7C Pheracn. republican, received raanner In which Dean Eugene Dav- employed as lobbyist at Lansing that pened. , --» TM vatM. kMk 3581 votes and A. J. Rogers, re­ enport answered an attempted jibe ha has hindered rather than aided • • ; thrown his way by the clerk of tho Hie cause pf prohibition. Nevcrthe- Considering the overwhelming vtc- publican. 3622 votes Majority for feonvention when he failed to cast less, a constitutional convention lory registered by the anU-prohl- McPherson over highest democratic j w«» no Imj place pmr for .ui petty pe.i, personal at- p.iioii _ a ballot fur the prirsidant pro tern- was bition iuiot forces,, iiuwctvi. however, ana and uwian the‘fact opponent's vote was 870; majority i especially when the was their A RacTpa ‘pore. 'tacks, —--------— ** “ victim that this conventton ------ —--------------- day. for Roger* over highest democratic , of these attacks was » »i>cct*tor to we were surprised that so few dis-1 opponent's vote wa* 011 votes. | Relieve In yourself, believe io hu I • • • For State Highway Commbaloner, carbon and cobalt. Which Is hard inuulty. believe in the sucecas of | n w happened that former Con- th* gallery and therefore unable to!agreeable Incident* happened to mar the dignity of the convention. The; Murray D. VanWagoner. democrat. enough to wraich mipphlre, Is now jour undertakings, believe in our: Brra*man Robert H Clancy of Dc- defend himself Hot Water Bottle ... fact Dial exuberance was kept well '; received 2741 votes and Grover C . Eversharp Pencils used for the teeth of mi we that civlllullon. Fear nothing and no troit. who nominated Mrs. Alger ComklnsUoa aat. SM have to iut. through wood treated one. love your- work. And don't for president pro tempore, and forUa. k*M an4 ayrtnxa attarknaiita Ouar » w|th Arc resisting or preserving torget to' work. Hope and ** •• •- *— •*-*—* ” Judge votes In touch «hh <‘Hhy- Tlien you Wardell, also of Detroit, one of Hie P°rt declined to vote. The clerk on «er. Mrs. McAllister and Judge nw.,1 A 11 *0 »al rhciiiicnl*. I OFFICIAL RESULTS IN CITY. I B«. cvtanlMa. tor .. ... ” several •»«* wno xnnnr.rierf supported uic nnmina. nomina-­ announcing thc the result of the elec-, elec- Lacey L*Cey.. cinnot fall—Grli ■। several •**•**» who supported the the nomina I Rlaewhere we print tiie council Hon. rw-rmll tion permitted themselves tn lo utter tion decided to have a bit of fun sarcastic remarks concerning the* ®l khe Deans expense and said:1 Even In --- a- constitutional - - --- ------ . ennven. . ‘ proceedings containing the vole by ,| nn clever nrUltir-lanc niirl nreuinn .ii OmithalogicallySpeaking ,dry lry MUt|1 cause und und [n in particular particular singled slnglid •'Ninety-eight 'Ninety-eight votes votes were were cast cast for for tion. U°ncI''W politicians politician* And And oec3Sion occasion‘ wards u-.rds on on cit; city officer* gl the mm recent An Iceboat rah salt faster than <10t the cause ana iiar militant . ngn u Mrs Alger, one delegate bring fv.in.ab- toinitiate initiateminute minuteraidson raids onther thepork txirkIcityielection eitv etceUnn Gaaranl Tiie bratdefinition-wc ever heard ou Rev. R. m N. panic Holsaplr. • ' la, a cnngrcMiWB -eiuiman dry■ lobbyist, who was a sjiectator tn wmt “ Tiie meaning of this Jibewas: barrel Take thc the remuneration of The total vote on city clerk was for a kune durk the gallery for 'derisive personal obvious—Thc lone dry delegate was pages and door tenders, for example 1374 sterling C ”* J— ,"~ 4— *-----------~ 'J Roger.*- received whose g'xise baa been cooked.-_ Xew " bouta have bee* known to sail lw| ’ references. Needless to say thia sulking on the job; refusing to make I A committee was appointed to de-<|.uQ; a Lynn Brown I 11.162; A. 712. a ma-1 as fast ax the wind driving litem. Orleans State*. ’ so much as a gesture ot goodwill .' terminc what they should receive.] jortty of 450 for tar Rogers. F A Real Value! Cold Cream ■ I jority ' ———————————■ There were snickers from the crowd A of that committee was a11 For city treasurer trraxu .. member.. Mrs. Nellie M. Thermo* Botllc, Vanuklax C r « a n. Immediately immeaiaiciy me the uesn Dean row to a weekly newspaper editor who Is is now now.smith smith received 1J 1382 votes to 492 for Tocih Pi.t. kk.m yacuum, pint sixe. t»x. all r.ika Dim *•< l*,lnl ol privilege. He stated that serving his district as slate senator ’clayton Brandstetter. a majority of Fnxluxta. <kelca . W Cu«« A nUrSaa Jr ITlaa o3Caa All* 11 1-Vl wXo there «av nothing penonol tn hl* He pointed out that all thc assistfor MrB. smith 1 ’ • 1 action; tliat he had profound r-- ®nt® ®rt‘rc °n state pay anyway and For member board of review, thc • * spect and admiration for the gra- Hi®* Hie convention represented no:OfBcUl figures give Henry 8. ShelNO EXTRA CHARGE FOR TAX added to prices shown clou* woman who wo* nominated extra work for them, and so ieconi-| don 891 and .Dan C. Walldortf 952, a ALSO A FRESH SUPPLY OF FORMALDEHYDE. and for the distinguished public mended that they be given no ex- majority of 61 for Walldorf!, sendee that rftembers of her family tf® P°F- Hut tornver Congressman For juatlce ot the pcare. Andrew i had rendered their slate and their-clanc>', ®Lm) oi’ t,ie ’tommittee., a. Matthews received 1.074 apd I We have just received our new supply of WHITMAN'S Easter Candy Do not forget the Specials Thursday, Friday and Saturday. country; that hc did not object to!*’°uld hfve none of it He insisted Maurice Foreman 742. a majority of I the candidate herself but irr view of that they be given an extra per diim ‘333 for Matthes thc manner In which she had been in addition to their regular pay—{ For supervisor first and fourth nominated lie could not bring him- two days' pay for a normal day's • wards, William L. Chase received I self to ca»t an aflirmalive vole<ind work! And a normal day'* uwk for '53* %x>leA and William J. Field 514., therefore in order not to destroy most of them represent* a pretty soft * majority of 14 for Mr Chase, the unanimity of her vole had snap Mr. Clancy also proposed pr>r supervisor of the second and "Where Immediate courtesy and attention are shown to all* chosen to remain silent. ' sending * representative to Wafh-jthird wards. L- R Glasgow received! PHONE 2115 . HASTINGS, MICH. - WE DELIVER in a certain section of the chain-' ington with a copy of thc conven- 554 vote*jyjd Laton Bauer 258. a msber .there was suppressed laughter j tion record to present to the chief, jority of 296 far Glasgow, when thc Dean row When hc had1 executive—a nice trip for some; Fbr alderman to the Brat ward.' finished, however, one man was lucky person with thc state looting Archie W. Rclckord received 238 YOUR BIC OPPORTUNITY fine! the bill But this proposal.f‘>rtu-|a<id Elroy Tobias 153. a majority of-' lief f»r pom. Cools andsoothes. , hcatd to remark "That was I'll bet that man has a better idea nately. was killed Just two minor 85 for Reiclrord TomMix was for-1 majority ol26 for Apsey , TOOTH of what he K doing than all the rest incidents which Indicate the clever ‘ tunate enough to getfive votes fa-1 In the fourthward William A ‘ Ta^u'tPASTE ASPIRIN diaa offered during ths Raaall Ona of Jhc delegates put together." ! manner in which stale payroll* can constable in thc first ward to two Schader received 413 vote* to 233 RUBBING ORDERLIES. • • • I be padded. IrvJnj Clark. We presume this I tor H. J. Freeland, a matorlly majority of 180 striking—blow Brut, warning after. for Irving ALCOHOL the original will break up Tom's career as a tor Schader. For constable of the A personal representative of Mrs , ,, . ’ ' * J ....... ' wiU Znul*. n»». Alger later called on Dean and Mr-. History has been made Will 'movie actor, as he will naturally ■ fourth ward Guy L. Haven re- Ho* It originated I* not known for candy laxative Ih.’r ulur> r.-uld U DavonpOTt al their hotel and staled Michigan be proud of this new wlsh lo constable in our ceived 389 votes and Bert Lanca&ter rennin, BIC TUBE kmd>r Nna-iroUiic/. fer tn tthe capture of Scartxirnugh that tiw manner in which tiie nomi- page? That is a question for the quiet, orderly city. 282. a majority of 77 for Haven. fer Mi31 Shaving nation wa* made did not expies* the future. castle In IK" by Thomas Stafford | The vole for alderman in the sec- , MRK el MAGNESIA limit • ■ ■ buy all you want. i without warning. Others suppose it 602, lentimcnl* of the president pro tern ... z ond ward was as given in Uic Ban! to allude to the fact that robbers Also Mr*. Alger wished to express Repeal, whether dcsirabl * or not. ner lost week. 240 fgr Scnu and 247 gratitude for Hie courteous manner; has not ami will not settle thc IIfor Hoorpm. Carl Weyerman was! Never Imagine yourself not to be used tn be hanged In Scat borough 7i«?JKjrCASTOR OIL Cascade Pound Paper in which Dean Davenport handled quor question or rectify tiie evil* elected constable in the second ward1 otherwise than what It might apI’refcrrv i ixouut *ssr«Ur- purer. the incident. I that have sprung up under prohl- by a majority of 46. . |h . .. . . .. „............ '■ :___________ !“ !?>■ “uepcai 25*?-»•><»«« ;oiuon u oniy a new oegm-. Jonn wci®ert naa 28 majority forI SX i ' Governor Comstock has a plea*nlng. Repeal 1* child * play. The alderman in thc third ward rec-iv-l or , ,V i c The autographed inannsrrlpt of Ing jieraonality. We re sure you eavential work must now begin if ing 177 votes to 149 for Harold New-1 w”e ,nnn yo'* n■', ue*’" w"q"’ would like him whether you agree wc arc to march forward to a more I ton.. Fur constable. Emery I. Apseyi baTe ,n H'rm to be other- Robert Hurns' wmg, "The Maa o’ politically with him Or not The ap- desirable order A well-regulated' was successful, receiving 169 vote*I **■*.—Trom "Alic* In Wonder liaTlocliniyle," was »>ld tn London f 7i/i4?®5r platue* wax genuine at he walked. traffic of alcoholic beverages may! to 143 tor Alfred Houghtalin. A land." 1 f,,r 11 Vm JASMINE down Hie aisle to thc rostrum. He_________________________________ j___________ ’____________________________________________________ 50c If EPSOM Is not an eloquent speaker—but one Medford KLENZO Il j ace remembers what he says. His sen­ SALT tences arc crisp and clean-cut; not k Powder Dcnta Creme always models of rhetorical lierlec­ Hi*h!y rvfinxd. so non-bitter. tion but definite In their meaning; ulso they follow one another in logi­ $1 regular 2 for $1.01 cal order He speaks like a business man addressing a board of directors/ History in the Making at Michi- I ST SKL’-g gans Constitutional Convention y** ’u,d ‘w-i™ Save Money . ♦ ♦ on your Easter Garments Thursday, Friday and Saturday Greater Values for I COUNTY C«SERSimMT Money! F. L. Fairchild Company Bunte Chocolates 19c Oas Tablet* 47c 5SS !E!| ORIGINAL 2 B. A. LyBARKER 51‘ si2,.,26c 51c 26c 5-46‘ 2<.,41 |?1I , I’I'M Stationery 2.. 112,.26' Zwfe/PRODUCTS : REMEDIES 25c Zinc Stearate TALCUM 51.00 PEPTONA IODINE KLENZO CLEANING CLOTH /Z/A/Z Midnight CREAMS 2fors1.Ol 50c 2 Ur 51c 2 for OPEKO MALTED MILK LIGGETT'S MILK CHOCOLATE Me DUSKA FACE POWDER 2,.51c 40c Ml 31 SOLUTION 2.*,20c 2.J1.01 25c ibaaB OPEKO COFFEE SHAVING CREAM 25yr.PuriUii Plate Silvir- 2<.,60c PONTEX TOILET TISSUE I ' I Vacuum sraled. Fine flavor. 2,..26c 2..,57c 3tess£ Theatrical COLD CREAM HARMONY RFXALL Cream of Almonds TOILET SOAP llenafirial ski* cleanwr. Keeps skin soft, smooth—fair. For family or guest use. 3,2 7si 2... 76‘ RIKER’S i । ILASOL | l':ul».-H hsada a.4 1 Ian trvm rhai*. »>'• R,lMv«a aimilmni. ; 50c 2 ior 51c 4 U se < Milk of Magnesia a.i.51’ Stag Lithifies* SlMVioi Crum Vkteru Hol Wll«r Bolt!* Made In — >1.01 36 BOUQUET RAMEE TALCUM Silken soft JJL anrt fragrant. ^Jj> Saves frock*. 132 2 ix 51c i 3.2 ; Kitnn FACIAL TISSUE ZD Save with Safety at CARVETH & STEBBINS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN 2 H. 36‘ *t>exal£DRUC. STORE Rlktt'l WhiH Pirn ind Tif MwitholiM a.i.511 ftuW&SF COD LIVER OIL ?.1» 11.01 The Governor plead for temper-,ance. He said that repeal meant, u return of personal liberty but that personai liberty does not mean per-1 Mjnal license. Michigan is the first' stale in Lite Union to vote Ior repeal. Iu* pointed out. and therefore sliouldj try and make herself a worthy mext-j el for other states to follow. The; Governor plead for patience in re­ gard to - legislation for regulating 1 sale of 3.2 beer Hc. hlmseU, took the entire blame for delay, stating that'lie hud asked the legislature not to consider or talk about xeguI a lory measures until after the peo­ ple of Michigan had expressed their wishes at the polls on April 3. A good bill providing for a well-regu­ lated tralfic is more cuentlal than speed, he' said. Michigan can well atlord to spend extra days er weeks, if necessary, tn considering ail angles of this difficult question. None of us wish lo see a return of Hw tfd-fashioned saloon, lie sold, and it is against such institutiuns that thc bill must be particularly on guard. Tiie Governor beljeve* that a regulated traffic under terms of the bill now in preparation will bang about a greater degree of real temperance than exists at present, Thc actual vole for repeal-brought no surprises and very little oratory.) In fact there was little occasion for] oratory since each delegate wat sim­ ply required to answer "yes" ur "no" according to thc majority vote of i his or her district. Strictly speaking, the delegates did not vote toeK repeal but tor a new amendment th the Constitution of thc United States that will null­ ify the 18th Amendment This new amendment on which the delegates voted reads us follows: ■ Sec. I. Tiie eighteenth article of amendment to Hie Constitution of the United States U hereby re­ pealed । Sec 3. The transporlatton or im­ portation into any state territory or poaMMioru of the United States for delivery or use therein of intoxi­ cating liquors, in violation of laws thereof. Is hereby prohibited. Sec 3. This article shall be in­ operative unless it shall have been ratified as an amendment to thc Constitution by conventions in thc several state*, as provided in Hie Conatltulton. within seven years from the date of submission hereof to tiie states by the Congrem. By mistake—evidently preinediUU’d-the clrrk did not call tiie name of Dean Davenport tn alpha­ betical order alien thc vote on ra^ Cal was taken but left hlp» until it. In fact he nearly omitted the Dean's name altogether. But when1 the tone representative ot thc pro-1 hibttlon cause did call out with al clear-cut “No," delegate* and spec-- Steadfast <«! Faithful or nearly a half century this bank has F faithfully and earnestly served this community- Has always tried to protect the best interests of its hundreds of patrons, and today enjoys the full confidence of its many patrons. Permission from the Government to open as a sound bank, and one which might operate in a normal way, is proof of the fact that this bank has been steadfast and faithful, and worthy of the confidence which has been re­ posed in it by its depositors. The SAME CONSERVATIVE and SOUND METH­ ODS that have directed this bank through the perilous times of the past WILL GUIDE IT in the PRESENT RE­ CONSTRUCTION PERIOD. . Hastings City Bank �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESIAAV. APRIL 18. IBM PAGE STK PINE LAKE. pital..on Wednesday and I* report-fill for Mveral month*. is a tistcr of ; Mus Marda R. Faul entertained There L a limited number In th.: NASHVILLE.1UutUk*> ,'*hl‘, Hie Mtlci - pai-.-uts | M.inday. April 3rd. brought out !v<1 bavin* a fair chance of re-1 Mr. Robert Boni. , (nine little girls unc| boy* Ftl<l">”* country who will oppose, this prop- The Women's Literary Club met J1south of charlotte. | Wr <nd Mrj) Arlhur Allardlng' *Urcb SUt in honor of Iwr nttti 'otritton'because of their.own selfish >nt the Iibnp-y wrdne day afternoon I Mrs Chr.rley R<» exx* Jia-returned I the largest vote ever polled in <wery. I to her work in Buttle Creek. Praini'WIle township. TI k * office, ot Mr rind Mrs. Durr Brcauon .are gave a birthday dinner Bunday in birthday. Guest* , interests. They would be glad to south America wa* the topic Mt.-* I- -------- ,— ------’ ' ....... ■* “ *• * “ occupying a cottage on Frost ’ s point,.honor ol Mrs. Allardingw Utter. al Wes‘ Wood2flJ}?’,M“rte,l^ltwoU I grab more property nt the present jmlx-tt Smith wa* Um* mime chair-1 Orville Houk was nt'jiatilc Creek ;’upvtvi»or and clerk were liotly con,J?5rlv distress prtcew'with the money they !nan. Geographic Stlney of South ■ gunduy ami- Mrs. Fluok returned Ite.-t d. Newell Barber winning a^ while hr. b employed at the Avery.Mr. Geo. Fuller .with wiSm they of Hastings 'wgl make their home Mr. Fuller was W Varney. Philip Cook Brverly I control, with the nope that Hie time America." Mi*. Von W. Furnm•;1 name with him after spcndnwrpri '■1|> r''i'«>r by a ■ small vote, but farm. • |yAj, old Monday and a* a young P*-nts- •»« Anne Flmhe- and Robert will come wln-n It* value will be Nllturaj Re-sourves of.South Ameri--w(,.g w>th Mr. und Mr*. Deijjj*-. j Floyd Shelp received u sizable usaIda first vote for Abraham j Hewitt of Boutn Woodland tContinued from page one) normgl again und they could unload fa> Wil| Gtb>oti iFtook, t jo^!!y over W111 H«TU tor clerk. WOODLAND* . ,I man .... cast ____ __________ . , , e r.J —... Guest* were ---------Mr. and Mr*.'. «... ! Mr Mrs» Geort George several. ; .---------------------------------------------, —•'••! at un Mr. and Mr*. Stephen Pierce and-It. Llncpln. ’e Faul spent »e c l an immense immense, profit profit for themselves. themsete**.! ward Quick'has brer, appolntedi mu* Genevieve. Heine of AnnAr-[ un‘ «Cl»*d to report that Mrs. C on seven hundred products und ar— 1* temporary portmaster. in yic sjieaker* judgment the there bor v. spending her varation with Ktri'' Earle U able to ride out now. family of Grand Rapid* were Sun- Jo»m Bulling and son John Rus*cll.day* lost• »«<* tfcle* that people ure. A study ot JW x.n,e. and certainly --------then- is *- a. a Mri ugfey Townsend .... nnd Mrs. m-r parentMr. aiul Mr.=. Ed. HatMr and Mrs. Alvin Fox. who have day guests of Mr. und Mr*. Ernest of Woodland, Mr. and Mrs. Wll}'F*u>. and family of Has!tng*. ■ | juunrhart —....... —•- of ** ’■’ -**■• Frank Shelp ’s houve. on o..u«.iu ... table* will -........ . ....------ --------_....„ .... — Ann ----­ “■•• »*>»* statistical allow, that great injustice, in having our ---cur-,PU)n Arbor wore IB.-_ . resided In-------------------------------------Hauer — of ---------—— — ~ Mr. I Shorno. West--------Woodland and THE LITTLE RED BRICk* there ------------arc periods I.U. during .hL->. which -pro--------------:trtlry Handled — a* it is at the pre.Mrni MUMt5 ,4 ■ •[y-r. .aI1d Mr.-. W. A. Vuncc Mr and*Myw. Frank Laur of Au-i’bcwert shore of thc lake, for the Mr. and Mrs Harold Rowland and »nd Mrs Rolfe Bulling of Hastings i ducts wayHie-value below normal. Tii.it limi . 1 rmice stabilized aljg y, will 'he a Union Good Fri- Jsumjkd on relatives here Satur- |l “*’ village *bH* y^ar*. hiue and moved were guests ui Mr and Mr .weeks Fuller but ha* been for to the walk past at^Um'liomc ol Warren Bolton * really.are mean* of the twrnoruund 2U jxT cent ofthe IUfranc former jaunda *in^re " jibe of Do*te7 are into oc- ■ family Roya?fYut^Sunday* Bn° Mrs. ”*” !tew .was ill able !iy ’ pbc village of Doster and arc uc- Royj] Frunt* Sunday. tew weeks but .was able to walk Mrs. MaxDeDeFee underwent ananvupyum :vupytngMrs Mr*.Pierce Pierec s house. -------lawn ---------«- —on»-i-his>.M w. ty-lhree trains of geld ia the dol.ar, k-ojd value, and Prance is the most (!ay ^vicc irom one to three ut Mrs , Mnx Fee underwent •. ’home. . * -- ttnd *Mr--„ A -J '-Morencey and -down and«— buck birth-1 Tuesday evening.-to remind them. |a way above normal. Tiw only f-ir pnupcrou* nation ... in Europe. 4?iat', ttir MctluxlUt ciiurcli. cimretu.-*■ Qjjrrm oixiution at'the Community hos-' ’ The children of the South .Pine ciuidren of Coldwater visited Mr. day. ' that they were next in older for one ---- ,.... -------1 wic »ch*’*m*** hhhh *. Tiie • way to measure ttic value of tnor.cy *tcadtea value.- and helped the ;art. l(!] pjjumng siiecJal. m'IvJccj lor p Mr Mid Mr*. uiru Olen ruiRiuuu England ilir are —of• tho^'btg surpriic* Card . Ita],I. Mrs Earl Smith and daugn- bake twhool gave a tare*ell dinner .xmi rti*.-. ^ijut uu**i nuiiuu). j,k’Air. ---- — pluyinkj in ony-two itated pefhd* l< by w’Mut ci-ttor clara by. taking out M) per 'Easier. ■' ’ '• • term t.-r ure (ten* also. party for CiMMlrr. Maryanna and eoiiur to Grand Hup Ruoid* TueMl.iv ami aud singing were enjoyed by <•».. aii.r t Mrs. P. E. Frost and son Douglas, going ids Tuesday It will buy a'* each period. . ----cent «JI " — lite * formv? ----------- gold '•• in •the k-i j,lr...................i and x(n. a ■ F. Dull — at>d -• -Mi and Mr* 8pn>UM* left last' Junior McCullough on Friday. They visited Mr and Mis. Fred Border where they wilt meet Mrs Eng- Light refreshmenu were wrwd John Dull were.at Kuiarnaxuo Frf- wiwk !«■’ lheir home Uf Illinois, have been .■ indent* in thc school for thc past wjeek Speaking ul moimy facilitating F.inch franc. land's mother. Mrs, Smith Holmca, | -We are not having reiwol tnu exohangc. the speaker raid this: Whnt we wed. said the speaker. Is day. . ? V Their sunt,' .Xhu Sarah Kocher.;*be Dust two yeijrs and will ixMr. Dun Brockett of Detroit sjx'iit who has been spending tlu* winter week yet on account of Uw teacher a ... tmmugtd cumhcy. jtu.t as we I Mb- Wditz’s hither pussM awa> wlNim they had been curing ior fur, mt.v**.'d by all when they ku with the week end with Mr. und Mrs. with l.er daughteu, Frances und being sick. when a farmer sells a load of wheat „ and tula.- mtttiey tor It. that i> not. mire a managed yardstick, tin- p:w.t two yt.ii>. went with them^beir parents, to their new home in Robert Born His infant son. Dick- Ruth, tn California. Mrs. Holmes1 Mr. und Mrs. CTifTard Hammond to — say make her home, » OrangeviUe. un exchange tor exit- party gcts!jUIl. rn* great- folly — - -'that ouri Mbs Thereraa Dame of Lancing tu ----ie, who has beep cared tor at the will visit her tobter. Mrs. C. M. called on Sherd Bpurka in Hosting* I James Lake submitted to an .™ m ot Mrs. .George Lcfflti the Brown of Grand _________ sure oL value shall• — be — fixed at was home over Sunday. ----wheat and Ute other money fie cun* iionic Rapids for a week Sunday ■ B Hldmg activity in Cxccho-Slo* lemeniency operation for acute «p-jpu*l I—.. ......... .. ........ ...------- .. month, .wa* taken hottie by hia or ro i. before returning to .her ------home1 Mrl pynij Eager of pasting* not cutuume. but which he holds in ,73 grains ot gold as.it would be to " Mr'and Mr*. Gail Lykins and ru*pensc. Banks are organized to ,ay that a yardstick shall be eight ronv and Kenneth Lykins spent vakiu is increasing. spent Tuesday with Rebecca Craig. ,pcndicitis, at ilk* Plainwell lur.- (lather., Mpt- Brockett who luw been in Woodland. ■ ..■>. *>.(. nn»* 1W.M <» »u pf hox-wood. The folly con­ thb » money held in ' depc ‘ ’ and io me put ft bn. sUl* of reltcnng a single product to production. [measure all values when experience had to has jiroven that thc value of that Thr ep. obtaining some i ndojit p product measured by “DO other pro- REOUCETHEGOLD ISOLD DOLLAR wtikh to make compartSw For jn^ jVar., The*pres«nt condithat- purpoM- the year 1920 was tion ol jhis country, raid tile #pcak»elected—before Ow w-ld boom <•!:,- j.,.-. not been brought about beuic late twenties <as under way and tiUM. 700 products or thc American itc.* we had^refovi-red from Hie, have all gone wrong, but first dcpre?‘lofi following the war. du,. w tJ)C fact that we have not Taking 1926 jirfccs a;- the ba.-b, rep-, jKTn wwc lM choosing '1 single pro­ resented by 100 at the prwenl tiir>c. .dl|C. whose value varies, to measure, the peaker kai<], this', - value*. - • There is nothing sacred u n *■ him- jjji dred, products are not - - •Ilr,’-'* llt,’u ’.iuouv the amount, of. gold to be put teok at the 'jn dollBr --• • ■ by £0. BntJf *« will look n 44|, aQ!d do ||ar. When the Unitedj irjlr.S of voidcold. w< «<■ will Will value* of t’3 grains government started 25 grains ' find that has been increased to ju t oI K1>;d wa41 }i\cd „ dollar. In . ,Jle -Qp promptI83l Biat was changed to 23 grains have decl PhL '£,u< v,U1^ u* 11 *c changed it once dollar There*“ ;We cnn change it again: and ,w? o? product* decline. I ought to, change it unless we wont Another Uunc which the speaker mentioned wm that when the gold' lu es for everybody. dollar value goes down compared with thc other 700 article* prosper­ ity goes up. That would not hu-an : Twenty-five year* apo was begun ign .experiment which has been charact*. rizt.d an a • new epoch in Protesthat finally two ur three ctnu would ' tant history.” For nearly four hull- I medfi a dollur: but it means taking died years Hie trend hud been In a n-a»onable view pl' the matter, , thc direction of multiplying d<selecting a re.Bc’nablv basis for . nominations and accentuating difcomparisonWliat Hie country firence.v in polity or erred. The needs and all clasM,* of citizens organization ol thtf Federal Council " dollar, but ■ of Churches of Christ in America ! wus u face-about from isolated de* would steadily lutetantially th*:| nomimitionalbm. No surrender of v-<—-—re of the seven cited is involved on the purl of any hundred proOucU which are coiaitj-!. one ot the more than a ocore ol • red in fixing thv*-value. That would denomination* with a present cotngive latitude tor variation In an in- j rn unicant membership of more thaii dividual product. It products, should1!, twenty-two million. This is rather fl»e abnormally or drop abnormally,' a union in deed—m behalf of causes and activities which they can unit­ dollar, edly support. There has been found change amount of void in th*? to be enough unity in the great cen­ dollar. ta make it projxriy tral tiling* for which these several No «>ne would be denominations stand to gtie conisatisTtyd . trilh in«1 mon ground for action. i ment of a reon ALt inchra [create unity but a recogniUornaiid j too long. < xpression ot u unity that already I Su.pa would .4: exists. There is good reason to ex- I ot! elLOtlgll pct that from this uctigw.together' a constant i .advance will be made to ii greater 36 inch in*, a.iufli'.g value in tin* measure of fellowship,in things of. yanbllck. Thus, should ix- tiut ol the spirit as well as co-operation in I money. Our present.basli for value the ' temporalities ' which arc tnci-i ha definite amount.23 grams, of dental to. spiritual*enlargement— the j gold, wiun aold. as a cummudity. । practical irfi cis of daily life. And, Just hkc’uihtr eouuiiodltic.«. goes up while *. . .. it'k. _ JedvraUoa of pnxestant I npd down, .areording to the demand cnurchc*. has been also “a bridge'I currency between them and the Catholic •then ' sensible Churcfi on tl.**? one hand and thc I ilr amount n! Synagogue on Hie other, cultivating ) a breadth of sympathy for these 'creat religious bodies and fostering an attitude of mutual tcS|x«t and -good-will antong the diverse group*. by One of ti>c stated purposes ot thc cine a larger*coinnanu- b:nr$l influence ... . >e the Churches of : in all matters affecting the 1 and social conditions of the ag Irving Sixx £?|x clally has it given voice e dCMre for jieacc oh earth and ipport of International gv-op-' <jt- for jiromoting it. wBut more r’.iun Ulan any of Hie concrete . ..411b of work which the Federal Type*; Council fins .carried out* is the fact DotXtn the couhcil t> r.x-lf a demon•trution.of th-? spirit ot unity. In It. own' ^Howship and m it* relution- j »hi|i< with other bodies it lias shown | that the churches are not sectanun 1 and acparallst in spirit, but can und • ' cum-1 PLAIN FACTS ABOUT MOTOR TRUCKS AND RAILROADS! Most of us have good reason to remember the fact that in tHe state and national elections just past, we witnessed a revolution—fought to finish with ballots. The vtojers expressed themselves as being overwhelmingly opposed to the old order of things. Those individuals who make up the general public-rrthe great mass of the people—believed that their welfare demanded a new deal in government. Economic pressure had touched each voter in some way during the past three years and aroused him. to the pdint of vigorous protest at the polls. nations! dixpnte- ■-.ibiUntlal Ulknla Who slUtfA It? re littua MUST PEOPLE PAY TOLL? THE PEOPLE ARE THINKING .fused to tie etaareded Into tarty deeUlon on this transportation prubl'm. ' “ electron Iu plain linruare. they dutilbaltou HOW TRUCKS AND TRAILERS SERVE rtsrniblsnce to t cn tiltaon tires Brake* or B K porfcctly wtlk I luodom era PLAIN FACTS! 1 ru autcu>obil»»’ It and the aUk our children drink. bictvtv red at 1< hundred* or tnrcli rendition yertitlc;: WHY ASK UNCLE SAM FOR HELP? Li" The trucking-Industry is in a fight against It* will— .’.r 8. HUH have been, or are being. Introduced In almost every state legislature which wjll seriously cripple. If not entirely eliminate, the*operation of trucks and trailers, lare these hills the will of the people or are they sponsored at the request of an individual industry fur their per­ sonal gain?) 3. The decrease In carloaflings is in an almost direct ratio with the decline in Industrial production. Railroad PROGRESS WILL PREVAIL l<> stop forthwith, and if the railroads could handle all the freight business that these trucks now do. the new freight volume of today. ., . .... valeb-owned trucks and give the railroads the freight i>f the "for hire" and common carrier trucks and you would add only 3 per cent lo the railroad freight business. , traffic. they would till! I* 44Jf per rent behind their lfr*9 volume—or in practically the same (la they are In now. SENATOR COUZENS' STATEMENT near. facUlti •Whit Ire: prlValrlv owned and operated trucks amount to M5.8 per rent of thc total. • oserniMIit < rnapoiolblllty all Hull ls</Qu<>. wlxlhar banka, loan and tru«t companies, and insurance cow paniea as a whole in this country are in railroad M-curi- SUGGESTIONS TO RAILROAD LEADERS 9. The Automotive Transport industry employs more roning* meeting opened by Mi. Becker, with singing r.f • He Leadeih Me. and "It Ch:>'. Should Come." fk»r the Devotional service the! group 10. Out of every dollar spent for gasoline. 30 rents If. Thc taxes paid by commercial vehicles in 193? ex­ ceeded taxes paid by all railroads by forty million dollars. 13. Taxes paid by highway users have Increased in the three years—1929 to 1931—in the amount of 91 million dollars. Taxes paid by Class I steam railways declined 5 million in Hie same period. standing. ■ gjvCTI The convention at Grand Rapids. sounder and .._»■«<! and Ailren Lsenhath and !-;r k-|Fj.-. । R.-tty Leary were appointed as a amouni of: .^-mittce t‘> provide trun*pf#riatlon. cl to attend this cbnventiiwi. Next Sunday evening's meeting called it 3:30 so that t>ague her song was sung. " -----•Ivory Ute । Pa; •" af'rr wiiich Mr. Becker. Becker. 1' ot topic for discussion, gave interesting talk on the maitiiuf ■ chltu-se theater. He jxiinted out sevn corn- <ra| t),e superotltutlons in the .s. ThatJ theater, und also lioa they go about cent 0*' to dramullzr a play. r.uid .nerriue ! Another #*>ng "I Would Be True." hundred ; was ..ung. followed by the Epworth /“Hn pro- League benediction. — Corr. Sec. 7' tL ** of ot‘l"*-i Maude Wallace, up lo tr.e r,-,rmal ot 1938. In other i ---------- STATE KOAV words ;hi* plan would put enough ; gold in th- gold dollar, to that a *-**. dollar Would buy th* Mime relative I Mr. and Mrj*. Car! Byrans of Hen­ amount ol 790 other products as 23’dcrsliott .visited With relatives here grains of gold did in thc year 1926. Sunday. wh*« — ----When Uwi-hMaa-a level-headed buaincM men- ; Mjb j4l!;,. pettengill has returned like thoec on this tomnuttw of loo to her home after Maying three recommend Mich a course, after they wicks with her daughter, Mrs. El­ have made an exhaustive study of lie : Bothard. . the matter then, in Mr. ShakrsMrs. Mary O’Connor of Marlin peares opinion, that should mean .spent the weflt end ‘ at her home 1 that the effort* of congrcrs should here. be fumed Immediately to giving the Will O'Connor is. spending a few • country such relief tram .the presen* days with friends at Bowens Mill*. M*mus situation Our township went straight Dem­ This plan does not invite bi­ ocrat. at the polls Monday metallism? does not advocate getting The baby of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ of! the gold standard, but does mean ward Davis is: home from-Ann Ar­ kUigluing value*, which lx exactly bor hospital, but will return again what «e all should want. later. HOW ABOUT THE FARMER? IO Ml J rtrlnn lMlea4 ot twenty or twenty nie ynr> r» • •• iken bT railroad leaden ot vision ARE MOTOR TRUCK OPERATORS PROSPEROUS? THERE IS WORK FOR ALL! IxluSin* Unl« oral tr'ahaportation actlvtUoe. to the poklk ASSOCIATED TRUCK LINES F. D. BACHELDER, Proprietor TELEPHONE 2370 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL U, 1133 Social Events and Personal Mention FI^SVSU.’~ BJST NGS CHtlHES Brings Nows of Son’s Birth The Nelappew Camp Fire met Tunto'Supt. and Mrs. Her­ 'day afternoon. April 4th. for the pur­ ' po-w aLplannlng work for the April old 0. Hunt H. H. Palrcc spent Bunday in Mr*. Phyllia Reynold* and Mlu Frank Jone* of Battle Creek was m«0r«. aUo U>-«M Mu. (Continued tram „„ pane one/ Chicago. . Margery Reynold* of Ann Arbor are In the---city on Tuesday. —,—,. . j a brand new publican saw the Leone-Teona rd being chosen ns the —•— - Odessa - Raymond Wlndekhccht of Owosso spending the week with Mr. — •n<>! -Mr*. Jacob Myer* of- -Lake l light of day in St. Johns this week, new president and Miss Virginia Metloxiist Eplscotial church starts Mr*. Hoy Cordes. —, — »M In the city on Bunday. U — the — guest of--------------------------------------------------------------------Mrs. Cole Newton. a unique sheet rntltied. "The St . .-Townsend secretary-treasurer. On with a sunrue service at six-thirty ----------------------------------------------------------'Johns New-Comer." Anrll Mu* Margaret Heath and Roy MUs Malx .] j-.-* ol Jurluon u.'John* New-Comer," issued April 5. Tuesday. April 11. all girls interesto'clock, when there will bo admix­ Mr*. Wm. McCann ot Irving spent Heath of Muskegon and Walter visiting Hasting* relatives this week -.,t-' P'^P08* 1“ convey to tire world at ed in practicing bandaging for their mon of members, baptism and tlw? Monday with Mr*. Robert Mills. of Albion college arc home w.tkm. u J.«nwrrd lnrB<! u,ld ,ru'nd' ,n Ker.eral the girst aid requirements have been in- sacrament of thc Lord's Supper. The Mr. and Mr*. John Engle visited •Heath --------------- --------Ml** Florence <vatknu is rxpccR.xl I1PW3 tjy. birth of a 7-lb son vtted lo Join with this group. Mrs choir is to sing “The Shout of Vic_ nc. w»^.. —i. .«£■£“ “ “J Paw Paw friend* the first of the Wlnlngcr. the guardian of the Net- tory" by Ashfordz The Rev L L. to supt. and Mrs. appew group will take charge ot the Dewey will speak at the ten o'clock Mr*. Bnm* Myer* visited her son. Clare Emerson were Mr. and Mr*. I Irving Ellison of Williamsport. Herold C. Hunt Herewith follow* meeting • service and will baptize and receive John Myer*, at Bl. Mary's lake last Alvin Helriglc and family and Pi., was the guest of Mr. and Mrs the Bulletin aupjracdly issued-by ' into thc church those who are un­ Gordon Usbome of Freeport week. ;Jacob R«hor on Friday jUw ho»pital — FORMER HA HASTINGS BOY able to attend thc Mx-thirty serv­ Mr* Edw. Down* is spending a.. ’in an Ralph Kuciuel 'of Pontiac was in and Mrs Maurice Edmond* attend­ ice. An Easter anthem. ' King All - official — statclnent - — ; ■to the EVOLVESEVfJIA NOVEL SCHEME. «- v r . Glorious" by Vail will be rendered a United Evangelistic service in ifew day* in Battle Creek.with Mr.|f*"“ ’“*• ,hl* “ «ed “• und Mrs. Kenneth Leins. by the chorus choir, and an appro­ ...a Mr,, m-u R. Mere..,' ^8.Tr„'”^ ... i Mr. and Mrs. Guy Willard* were 1— —,rI e.h fo«'mrr HasUng* boy. Dr. Arthur J.. priate .M.rrnon by Rev. Dewey will thc /service. Thc regular Sunday guests of.Mr and Mr* Jack. 111 * , T' ’ ,®' .1' ■nicwurOtl* *n ll* cay i lel,dln« lllr «nnu,l .wembly or U» «nvdTr of Souu. 1?‘ unf fur t ciirr ••• u Htekei. now a Lansing dentist, who complete Sunday school Muwon meet# at 11:20 for tlte father, however. »ald becair, ’ at the mevaiiinw «wwu-.mi<“nnydtr ■" . 1 Tuwdaj. Pilgrim Holtnea churches ul 8 **tr of South I1U1’Hastings. ‘‘J?,11™15 i.wchances are [ because of the prevailing economic when M’.doc,,,r;11 ^u! the children are to. render a Mis# Charlotte Lake of Lansing I Michigan at Owosso. thU week. " | Mr nnd Mr* Will Corrigan and 'L and tendency of people Hi.. bear up under uih.v. the ...v teriv.- condition* . . I daughter of Chicago are 'guests ot, ’tiiak h a’ .iv will defer giving their teeth thc pr««grnm and the Easter offering was thc guest ol Hosting* relatives'। aiLw Mlsa rvainryn Kathryn Clarke was was in-Chi I « viarxe nnd Mrs Arthur Chase ■ jeifU* tiu.t cimra,-: <-ri rm. .wt |1 rifle &truin strain tlutl clmractcrizra con-­ to .25^2. necessary attention, has arranxed to taken Clounc tlx day's observance •on Sunday cugo for the week end where she," - —T"77r,',, , the title of ’Dad' for the i-swap, Miss Anne Button spent Die week!gctt.q bridesmaid dt lite wedding', Mr “nd Mri> rr*n°l* Ritohl* of ferring denial service* far various and • first time." ■ A„n Arto. Jf,'”'™ "'d ■sundry houschfld and personal terv­ end in Ann Arbor with Dr. und Mrs.! of a ( ..... __2: eolle.e ’ Hastings friend* ot thc proud par­ ices with most encouraging results W W Bishop friend. ” ' ' " ents.are whose - Waller Solomon of ftoe,, Bluff. of Lake uiirif. Mr. und Mrs. Harry Ritchie in acquaintance and court­ Chickens,* maple syrup, permanent,. «r0IR Mr and Mra. -nltM j,.an Ross Jriin of Lake Organ Pteludc—Mrs. James BrinGrand Rapid* were gui-sU of Mr*, in a former teacher here was the Lon-'Jn!t ’'Xtay attending tiie fu- ship began when they were both finger wave* und manicuring for member* of our High rc-hool faculty, wife and daughter plus a little cash;toJ. M. FVd. ua on Sunday. l^s? of Mtai Edito ||e*ta and Mr n«?‘ °r Dwight Humphrey . . Robert Nash of Hopkins spent his^and Mrs. W. A. Hall from Saturday fc‘r . “nd Mri lj°3'd McCormick extend heartlot congratulation*. If has sold the doctor on the swap idea: — — Procesvion*!* — Hymn. No. — 169. Douglas Wright tall* heir to hu spring .vacation with relative* in till Wednesday. ■ and chudrcn of Detroit arc guest# Dad's pep arid his mother's good for anything in the way of luxuries < Hasting* and Quimby. i Mr*. E. J. Pratt and Mrs. H. A. oI Mr* Homer Warner this week. Cantata — "Victory' by Wilderand charm he's bound to be a and necessities in exchange for.store Mr and Mr* J. P. Edmonds i Adruunic wire in Baltic Creek. SalDr-and Mrs. Row Lethbridge and look* teeth, gold fillings, etc. Now he l- mere - The choru.,, directed by Mrs. winner. Any way wc hope Vol. 1 Nd. the fee, riel m IMImUK . ur<U> end .ttehded • t-rtoetnerm '« 1 of the New Comer will not be Hie taking up tiie plan of giving hi* Robert Burch. vuiting u iick cousin of Little Women given by u group I*4’5 A w Woo<tburn< on Sunday hou*c a needed coat of paint this Opening Chortr- "From GcthsemYou’H like the new neckwear this year—the m.# Du.rvus.o ha* ,u» returned ir.uHnu }»*< bul »n due Ume may be fol- , spring through the same plan and anc to Calvary " Tenor Solo. RayClare M Dlswn of Oak Park. III. I of fail ptayera • Mrs Burrougiu Spring shades are especially attractive. A Oakland. California, wh wherrtlowed by a second edition. visited hi* »Ulrr. Miss Mabel 81*Miss Olive Lathrop of Detroit was from ,fom 9" ’“®nd- California. ','‘' ncgotlatfcn* arc already m progres*. mond Windcknecht; Male Chorus, large stock here gives you the best chance to wm. on Saturday ufternoon I the guest of Dr. and Mrs C. P , ih,e *prn‘ wtoter mon th; with knights TEMPLAR [to put thc deal through, [Soprano 8<Jlu. Mim Mabel Squlers; get just what you want in polka dots, solid . Mr. und Mr* V. I.. Wolcott of Lathrop oVcr Sunday, the latter re-1 ,c,“Uvt’s' ... . . „ , "Pcrliaiis you don't think my Buss Solo. Anthony Hom; Soprano INSTALL OFFICERS. Ere. port spent the week end with turning to Detroit with Miss Lath-!„ G*}MU 01 Johl? Qt«a-fo over is any good" the swapping Solo. Mr*. Floyd Everhart. colors, stripes or patterns. There was a good attendance on scheme Mr and Mrs. Keith Danu-J*. Iron on Monday. Sunday were Mr. and Mr. Elmir doctor challenges. "If not. think up i Tenor Solo—"Not What I Will." Mr. and Mr*. John Valentine of! Mr. und Mrs. L. L. Bensley and . and "lrs' EtlKur Cheney <>( Monday < vening at the installetlon a better one and I'll ride along with Raymond Wtndeknecht. of the officer# of tiie Hasting* Com­ you." Kalanw xi were Sunday guests ©TiMIm Winifred Bensley visited’Mr. 11 ,‘“’ak' ! Chorus—"Out of the .Night of Mr und Mia. E. C. Edmundsand Mrs. R. J. McCreery the find ot Ur and Mr*. D. D. Walton ond mandcry Knight:. Templar, at the —‘-----iDarkni.M," MK* SUrlla Heath bus returned to, the week enroute from St. Peters-1 *?ns ,o y^‘n< ^u”cr wl”j Masonic Temple. A dinner •*«.•. Bas* Solo—“Angtl* Rolled .-The her •cIkx/1 work nt Niles ntu-r burg. Pin., to their home in!*4’’- •1"d fct,Rar sl‘r“*ru'' <d served to th" member* and their la­ ’Stone AW*y2' C. A. Kerr. Thr Chodies, followed by the regular "meet ­ sm-nding her vacation ul home . Traverse City. ' . ru*. * Mrs. George Payne and Min. Hor* Rev. c. A Hoos ond family of , J'*?*’ r*t,,r,lld ,r°m ing. Finley-Johnston acting as in­ ! Trio—"Life Eternal," Mr*. Burch. stalling officer and I-con Bauer as rison Payne, spin! Sunday with'Sault Sle. Marie will vtait hl* par- ,ftlU<,n,c .¥r!'..wib,‘r.t [Mrs. Robejt Wilson and Mr. WlndeMrs. Anna Van TYne of Prairieville, i<-nU. Rev. and Mrs T H. Hoos. over, ,unl, j’uss Wlbert# marshal About sixty wen* th attend- CASSEROLE OF [knecht. Here and Flanul Felt hats for Spring are here— once. Mrs. L V. B< vsme?, nnd Mk«a Helen C. Mill* of Parson-.;:the week end. He will speak al the ;school is • BEANS AND HAM. ' Solo—"The Song Of Victory." Roy as fine, in quality as ever • which is very fine Businrs.i College. Kulamazoi. spent MWon Easter Sunday and thc Hoo. Mr „*,ld Mrs, f*q,r.v own. and Mrs. Finley Johnston had charge of 2 tablesjxxm* fat. t Cordes. The Chorus. indeed* nt prices lower than nt any time since the week end nt her home in Ha-s- quartet will sing. 1 M),w- Edwl,; and Ge"'•Portland t)H> dinner and program, which in­ 1 small onion I Quartette—“There's No Night iu, the war. It's true you can buy the same qual­ tinev i Mr. and Mr* Paul Bray <nee' 8“nd’y °‘ *Mr a“(1 eluded readings by Mr*. Fred Jones, 1 tablespoon chopped green pep-' HcavcD> Mrs. Burch. Mrs. Wil ity of hat now for *3 M that you paid Ilk) aud guitar and v<xnil selections by Earl per Ml** Maxine Wunderlich ho* re- Marguerite Kcnficld* and baby bay. Olto_Ucnnuur. ' [Mr. Windcknecht and Mr. Kerr. turned to her’tc.irhmg at Penlwa-'visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert M11L-; "f-.,and Mrs. Fred G. Marshall Shute and hi* sister, a skit by Albert 1 cup canned tomatoes. Becker and Harold Logan and so I ca ter after spending lier vacation at Wednesday evening on their way to andTllchard and Virginia Marshall Glory" Gray shades thl- year are the fa*blon—nup I 1 pound can Pork und Beans, by Mrs. L. B. Chamlx rluin and Mrs [ lM>m .Milwauktc. Wisconsin, where Mr. Ix,r.ol:, hu2<11J£ ’uw,w V1 r.r roll brim according to your inclination But i ‘j to 1 cup diced cooked ham. '■' Contralto Solo—"His Love Z.inmtr. Mr.-- Olive Phillipa of Grund Rap- Scny ha* employment.. !“n<1 chaf- L Goy*$-., , ! vlncr.MU* Vcrlan Linington. bniwn shade# ore absolutely correct if that col­ Jewels were presented by. Eminent I Salt, pepper. . id* visited Mr. and Mr* J. M.Town-! Dr. Mr- !Uld Mr*. W. . N, anraester ur. and u»u Mr* mr*. Frank rinux Holdsworth. >iuh»«»imi. ..... .. . ( Final Chorus. — "Christ or blend* better than gray with your suit or : Grated cheese. Sir Frank Cnrrathers.to Eminent Sir । rend last week, returning on Sal- of* Traverrc City - and Mr. and Mnu ‘"S’ U’ . Arisen. ” . topcoat. [ Battered crumbs. . . Clare FiirniM of Nashville, were Re', aftd-Mr* W Keith Chidester Finley Johnston. unlay. . | Evening Oflefing. • uucmo irom niuuivwl Included inctuuru “cl*‘ ,the ,a‘ and c:>ok th<* ch°P* Gucsoi from Nashville und family untd over Easter.. Mr. und Mr*. Everett Young and Sunday guests ot Mr and Mr* a : Organ Offertory — Mrs. Bristol: Mrs. E. ’>’,d on,on and P«,Pf«r in it fcr u nnd Mrs. L. H. F Cook. ~ ' "" Mr and Mm Italtar Stem leare Mr. and ran apj-nt Sunday with tiie for­ W. Clarke. Dr and Mr*. Hold"Benediction and Mr and Mrs Colin f.ew. A *.ma11 c,?vc *?r*! mer's relative* ut Nortli Munchc*- worth arc on tiwir way home from a f"’ niursday for S< Louis. Mo tn Hannaman I,,c' tninwd. may be added if; Organ Postludc. * inter in Florida. M*nd a wvek or ten day . with Mr Munto |cr. Ind. w the tomatoe^and cook; Rev. J. A. McNulty announces the ' Following Is thc roster of officers: desired. «» Add fMn. Clara Wilke* nnd Mbs Paul-' Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hinman re.! and Mrv Ch.^ter fahm and family Commander L. u'v''l^mer* l,or Commander, V. Besamer. “V'* ' I' 1* “’> fc* ndnutes. Combine with:following as the Easter program s:m> Wilke;, of ciiarioito visited at turned from Bay City Sunday where ' Mls* Mae Keller I* home from vacation the Gfrorgti Sheffield horue over tiie tliey were called Wednesday by the!A|W Ar^?r I-,r ‘he 30 A. M. Holv.Commuhlon. Holy.Commuhfon. Captain General, J.L O. Hill Halt and pepper. Turn into a shal-1 7: < 20 death ot the formers stepmother.: Eleutw Miller lias returned 8: 30,A. M. Church Schon], Senior Warden, L. B. Clumber-1lo* “kln« iprinkle with grat*•«* Birmingham utter a Gerald Ninth of Hopkins und Mrs. George Uiunsbcrry. They also «..« cover vwrv. with w.M> buttered 30.36 a. M. Choral Eucharist. led cheese, and lain. Douglas Nash U Allegan called on made a short visit with their son-' ’■‘7'k s vacation at h-‘nv'! crumbs Bake for about 20'nitnute# ! Prelude (organ, violin, cello) Junior Warden. L H Tolhurst. Palmntu-r. Mr. Julia Mr, und Mrs. Robert Mills one cvb- in-law und daughter. Mr and Mrs. ‘ Mrs'or until tiie crumbs are brown.|"AndanU- -Johannes Fache. Prelate. John W. Kltching. J Potter and Andrew lloufstattcr attnProcession.' ------------ ..--------- . [Frankfurters or bologna may be, Hymn tn -Welcome ti nted the funeral of ’Mr* Crovunan Treasurer, C. T Cordes. . Happy Morning" — PortunaUis. used instead of the hum. The recipe ‘ ’ Recorder. Frank Adair. '|8tinUny al Freeport Then went to tn'roit Hymn. 'Jesus Lives'*—8 i ' makes 4 servings. Standard Bearer. H‘8- Sheldon. ..re Hr# Miranda Sisson of Nortli Alblnus. Sword Bearer. Hubert V Cook­ Irving af'erwards , CHEESE AND ORANGE BISCUITS. Kyrie , Elets on. <S. Cecelia> Warder. Cecil G. Munton. Mr. ami Mrs. Earl Kermeen of , Are you Interested in something ■ Mrsse Solcnnelle"—Gouiuxl Sentinel. Tho?. 11. Johnston. Caledonia vtuted Mrs Jack Snyder unusual for guests or even for the Gradual. "The Strife Is O'er"— hut week, thc latu-r returning witli i family alone? Here arc two 'biscuit Palestrina i them for a vUit Site nlM> sjxmt MRS. VINNIE REAM BOYD recipes that are surely enticed io Gloria Tibi and Gratia* Tibi— days with tier sister, Mrs (the term -unusual." pieces of old demonstration equip- vinciallim." Tiie world to S|ianUh [GRUEH1, [several Gounod. i Frank Carl, of Middleville. Friends of Mr*. Vinnie Ream Boyd ment. Only the fine art* rooms are and Italian student* he* within na( hecsa Biscuits. Credt^-Gpunpd Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Leins arc of Atlanta. On. will be interested in filled with a wealth of material!*t tonal boundaries, while ■in •France — 1 cup special cake flour, sifted. Sermon. "Tlic Last Enemy. ' moving to Battie Creek today, when­ the following item taken from a pa-' 2'.- teaspoons baking pow*dcr. bused on the art history of the teachers are instructed to remember Offertory. "Jesus Christ Is Risen ' hr was transfened by thc Standard per in that city concerning a recen; country and the children do ex­ that "France has always been the S tcasjxx>n sail. Today" — Lara Davtdica. lOll Co. by whom,he has been cm- recitai gIVen by Mr* Boyd , 1, tablespoon wlw , or OUKt educator of thc human raoe." Throe ceptional work in tin* line. Profes ­ butter other.shortFestival Presentation—Whitney. 'ployed lor a lang time Mr- .nnd Mr.-. John F. Boyd, dramatist and[<U|ng method* of emphasizing naiionalUm The Comfortable Words — Cantos sor Stephenson declares.I Mrs. Battje* are moving into tin- reader, nflorded entertuinmenk to a i3 CUp grated cheese Monotonous memory and drill grow out of social, economic and I (/•ins b<»m<* on No. Broadway. large audience at the Woman* Club, < cup mllk and WBtCT 'Solemn!*.' political conditions in Europe, and Sursum Corda— Gounod. exercise*, based on old material, make the most pronounced differ­ I Mrs. W. R. Cook attended a din- on Sunday, when she read the one- [part* Pre f •co—Plai nsong. Iner on Tuesday evening given by act play ••Sojounur*.'* by Anna , 8lft Ilour on<x, roe,sttrei add ^kcharaclcrlie most courses, and Sane t us and Bcnfdlctu*—Gou­ teachers moly* little effort to arouse ence between southern Europe and Mr*. Gertrude Van Hiulen. tlir well Harnucli und Isabelle Meeker. the United State*. Professor Ste­ jnB ponder alld nit,-Hnd sift again. known commercml artist and car­ Pegram was presented by the At- Clll |n lhart<nin« and chcea<-Add: nod. interest or make tiie subjects useful phenson declares. toonist "Gert." of Grand Rapid*, qt ilnif Romans Club, of uhfdi Mr*. j|,lu|d Kl-ad'.ially until soft dough is [ Agnus Dei—Goufiod in life. In leaching government and GMria in Excels!*—Gounod. her liiihid* country home near William P. Dunn u president.. formed. Roll i-3 inch thick on history, says Professor Stepherum. A new type of house la to be built Nothing-hut .the very best Nunc Dlmitlls — Gregorian. 17 Lowell at which the mother* ot a through the fine art# dejar ment. >llRhliy floured Cut Recessional Hynufi -'Come Ye vclopmcnt of a patriotic fervor nnd tn London with an airplane (tags on in Diamonds is ever offered number of her friends werA guesu- with Mrs. James R Little, chairman , floured blteuit cutler. Bake in hot the flat roof. Housewives will lis­ Faithful"—8. Kevin. of-honor. to our customers .. . This is glorified nationalism which im­ ten through lite night for the omi­ Hostesses were Mmtames Willis <45u degrees F> 15 minutes PosUudc. "Hosanna" — P Mr and Mr*. B J McMurray and Westmoreland. W. E. Beckham. Mrs. Make* 1 • biscuit# * presses line a* bordering on fanat­ nous drone that signifies that thc reason for th? confidence ' Wachs. son Samuel of Toledo. O. were Wilmer Moore und John Dobbs. Rev. [ icism. to say nothing of potty pro- thc cook has flown. " placed in us by customer*... Chorus Choir Ruot* of Hasting* friend*, also Mr. Culvin B William# introduced Mrs. BEAN CROQIETTES. if is the rcafort to&, why . Organ--Mr*. Sadie Mae Palmer. and Mnr. Milton Murphy of near Boyd, paying tribute to her cultural I pound can Pork and Bean* Violin—Mr. Jack Rakowsky. you can safely select any Frcr,Kirt. from Friday till Sunday. influence. cup grated American cheese. Cello—Mrs. H. Frederick Dailey. Miss Irene McMurray, who has been stone in our c?scs and l?c Mr*. Boyd pcsscfscs a rare gift for I cup soft bread crumbs. 4 P M —Holy Baptism-. spending r-cveral week* with Mr. creating the atmosphere for thc net­ SURE the quality is cor­ I tablespoon chopped otilon. 5 p. M —Carol Service and Mito and Mrs. Maurice McMurray, re­ ting. aiul nf making characters Hye 1 tablespoon chapjied green pep- Box presentation ot Emmanuel rect and the price most turned to Toledo with her parents. with vividness for her uudienc #. In । reasonable . . . l or thc same Church Scliool. her maniwr and charming presenta­ Sait, pepper. Organ Prelude. reason we also offer you t T1NUEH HIS ART STUDIES. tion Mie moves her Ihtencr* to a ■ Egg. crumbs. PrdccMional. "Again the Morn ot GRUEN watches. sympathetic understanding of each Mash thc beans thoroughly or run One ,of Vincent McPbnrlin's still character, and there were seven in I i Gladness"Morn cd Gladness." then) through a food chopper. Add Do Your Ealter 'Shopping Here And Save life Pictures recently framed is in •'Sojuutncrs." Her sjx-aklng voice |.*. i Responses— Fest al. the cheese, soft bread cijimb*. onion, tho display window ot Thr Miller Easter Canticle. “Christ Our Pl­ Beit Quality Merchandite At Low Prices one ol richhe&s and clarity, and her ; Furniture Co., and ha* attracted enunciation was faultless. With the iand green pepper, and season to over Is Sacrificed for Us." taste with salt and pepper. Spread much attention Lesson — S. John 20:1-18. subtle innuendo in each — ................... . of the ........voice ............ m.. u|■ ithc mixture on a plate and t-mu chill it It is princi)>al)y a study in color ch Saturday, April IS Carol. "Easter Flowers Arc Bloom­ Friday, April 14 arge l#r orwt th* emotional rinnth ! ■ and the emotional depth । thoroughly. stupe into croquette#. ing Bright." "Glory in the Highest." and lighting rflecls. showing two character, । In fine dry bread crumbs, dip I Listings T/ir Jeweler Michigan boules ol different size and texture, in lense moment.#. She led her au- roll Creed and Prayers. | beaten egg diluted with 2 table­ and a stone. Jug placed against a dtcnce to actually fed with live ill । Hymn. “ Jesus Christ Is Risen To ­ । water, and roll tn crumbs I,day"—Davidica. background of unusual colors must characters the conflict* and tur- spoon* interestingly blended and arranged. moils of their lives. No greater sue- (again. Let stand for 15 minutes, Offertory. Above the Clear Blue lb Vincent recently was given the op­ ccs* could a reader attain. And the ithen fry in deep fat heated in 360 ,Skie«." "Children's Voices " audience was grateful fo{ her art. । degrees P—hot enough tu brown a portunity to resume his studies at Presentations New Quick Setting ► of bread in 60 seconds. The re­ the Saugatuck Summer Ari Colony EVENING PARTY HONORS MRS. cube J Carol. "Joy Dawned Again on cipe make# 8 croquettes. on Lake Michigan, by being appoint­ Easier Day." "Pucr Nobis." BL'RGESS AND MISS BURTON. ed a monitor In tlir classes conduct­ Benediction. Orange Biscuih. Full Pound Bo* Mrs. W. R. Cook entertained ed by a well known Chicago artist. Hc Recessional, "Come Ye Faithful"— 2 cup* special cake flour, sifted. expects to enter several of 111* pic­ twelve guest* informally at an eve­ 8. Kevin. 4 teaspoon* baking jiowdcr. ture* iri tiie exhibit to be held at thc ning party Friday, cunpltmcntary Organ Postlude teaspoon salt . Grand Rapids Art Gallery this to Mrs. G. A Burgess and Miss 2 tablespoon* sugar. Anne Burton, wl^n arc leaving Has­ spring. A DESCRIPTION OF Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Michigan im«n anon, Mxni, tiie >irc former ivimrr to »v reside iwwn on u<> < ‘ tablespoons butter or other tings iviung. ll.n Burges# t#rm SOUTH EUROPE SCHOOLS the farm In in ttnvllnax Hasting# (nun. town- J f>h°rlv ’',ns' BIRTHDAY DINNER. I lablesjx-xm grated orange rind. Covers were lord for sixteen on ship, the latter to go to Ann Arbor.r " 'i cup milk inbout). American* have every reason to Thursday evening al the charming Red osier and ptusy willows ' ‘ 12 cubes cut sugar. ; feci satisfaction with their public dinner given by Dr. and Mrs. C P brought a touch ot spring to thc ’ i .cup orange juice. sdiools. when compared with those Lathrop, honoring the Mrthday of rooms. In the portrait giicssfng Sift flour once, measure, add bak­ ot southern Europe, which are anti­ Dr. Rowland F Webb of Grand cantest Mis-t Ruth Robson had the Rapids. largest number of correct answers. ing powder, -salt, and sugar! and quated and largely given over, to ImASPIRIN, Tin* of 12 10c 4 Vacuum ► At contract honors were won by In categoric*. Mrs D. A. VanBus­ Mill again. Cut in shortening ar.tfipressing nationalistic Jingoism or. Dr Webb and Mr*. Southwick. ASPIRIN, Bottle of 100 kirk placed first, and Mr Burgess orange rind. Add milk gradually1 youth, rather than giving a practi49c unlll soft dough I* formed. Roll i cal education for life, states Profea• Out of town guests were Dr. and second. . • RUBBING ALCOHOL, Pints inch thick on slightly floured--“* W -----Stephenson --------*“ ** 'Uni­ sor O of the Mrs Webb. Dr. Morgan Skinner. 39c board. Cut with floured biscuit versity oi Michigan in the current Fanny Webb. Dr. und Mrs. George PERSONAL PAGE A. D. S. CASTORIA, 40c value 25c B. W. IL G MEETING. cutler. On top of each biscuit place Bulletin of the School of Education. Southwick. Mrs Frank Vcllcmn ftnd Twenty-tour members of ----the D--------cubs sugar _,. dipped r„ ... in orange Miss Mabel Waters, all of Grand Thc traveller in Greece, Spain, Rapids Business Women # ftanital Guild j Juice. Bake in hot oven (400 degrees and Italy who wishes to visit school* I held their meeting on Monday eve- F <—•■— »»-' — twenty ----- — •• F.i‘ ’15* — minutes. Make* l'; of the better class is regarded witli' SERVICES WELL ATTENDED. lung at the Kellogg Health Camp a* Iinch biscuit*. surprise, say* FrofesMir Stephenson. The Holy Week services at the Pine lake with Mis# Helen Wade as -----------,he reside-oi-* of these countries beMethodist ehureh ate being well at­ h.Mtc** and Mia* Mildred Tuttle ।HAKEB ORANGE RE--------------------- ing much more interested In showShults, Fraaport. tended. Tonight. Rev L. L. Dewey Assisting her. A bountiful pot luck L1SII FOR MEAT.. ing the local historical ruins. The Dalton, Mid’v'l'c. FROSTILLA Hand Lotion, 35c aize,. .2 for 39c will speak at 7:30 o'clock and on supper ws# served *t Medicine . v-OI. majority of *chools of »U grades are 'J large oranges. Thursday night the Holy Commun­ Ixxlgc thc Camp furnishing the cof­ Tho B..t I housed in poorly planned.. poorly FQNDAE Shaving Lotion, 50c aize29c 3 or 4 slice* canned pineapple. ion will be administered in thc light lee. "Murder ' was played following .'lighted. i>crlu|w earthquake cracked Quality ' jKV lb GOLDEN PEACOCK FACE POWDER .. 19c Numeroui Other Low Prieee of the cross. AU arc welcome to (he . business session. Mis* Jean [ I ’ttupoon cinnamon. land antique buildings, often B whole cloves. these services readied only after traversing u dark Barna* is the hostess for May. Phone U» Your Orders 50c Palmolive Shampoo ’ J BOTH '. teaspoon nutmeg. cmirt or narrow, winding street. bUFFERS BROKEN HIP. SERVE DRESSING ALONE. cup pilicapplc juice. CI ojw room furniture in Italy Is 25c Cashmere Bouquet Soap J FOR Friends here were rorry to hear Whenever possible, serve salad I 1-3 cup sugar. often limited to combination bench­ of thc accident which happened to dressing separately and Irl thc ’ 1 tablespoon lemon juice table*. to which children of all siws Mr*. Michael Vester of Kalamazoo guests „>. help r... thcmFcivr*. Not only Slice ... oranges thlu. using .skin -. must adjust themselves, a small REGISTERED PHARMACIST always on duty. on Tuesday. A* rcixwted lo the'does 'J — the- -------lettuce r Wilt wilt when dressing dressing':I and pulp. Cut up pineapple, com- j black board and a picture of MusBanner. Mr*. Vester had thc mis- to on it far a length of limo, but bine all ingredients and place in Polini on the wall. Thc teacher I* loA»k for Mr. Sinclair or Mr. Ilwd. The Big Little Stere fortunr to fall from a chair, /uffer-1 there :.rr romsny varied Idea* in glare, nr earthen baking dish Bakr! rated on a high pUtform nt the We Deliver ing a fractured hip. She wu taken regard to salad dressing that It biUvnuxterale oven for a to 2’. hour*, front of tiie routn. The science to New Borges* hospital for care. I the safest way to do. Thia I* a dflidoua reiiah with mcau. room* seldom have "more than a few TO OBSERVE EASTER Neckwear For Easter 50c 75c V Helpful Suggestion^ H T. S. Baird Clothing for Men & Boys I There is only one type ofDlAMOND we sell I Easter Greetings BESSMER 1 Jello: Rlnso Ur>« Bob*1 Tea Pot Tea M Pk« 19c Herihey’s Cocoa REED’S DRUG STORE l»c Peanut Butter Corn Starch BLISS Every Day Drug Specials! < Coffee > Easter Ham Specials Armour'i Star Hams Thurs., Fri., Sat. Specials Butter ► Picnic Hama Roasts afQ <FvC L‘ f'/ic u. �" TREAT SEED POTATO THE CHURCHES WANTS .- , ...New Truss Proves Greatest Rupture Aid .... u.. 1 ..<• p i- diseases which nuue the moat ih'' j? ‘|Vw.K" V"-' ■*urv thr-appearance of tubers. : 'll.-'..• >. sc«h and black scurf, can be elinu■■■ s ,. 11,. . th.- natod by trialing the tuber* with a n' v’rF ? •o n' i ‘ •‘’’‘ solution of cumnive sublimate be* ' . ' . tore planting, according to the term rittsT UNITED BBETHREN CHUBCH. crops department at Michigan State R«V?L. B. Kak». Putov College. .•.--n.- .rfji -,.v a m, pro.rkuic. Market reports from Detroit show , V, •• that ahlpmenu -of potatixs irom u ' other states are constantly incieasV ......... li‘ *’ 81,11 ,hc dealers who ' -... . i,-.‘ sub, rk,u.'♦ell Uiese potatoes say that the dr* ?i . .,,i i > ., .-f . maud for them U created by vhilr hotter quality and inorc attractive " ” ” . . aptiearance. Consumer* will not buy F1BST CHURCH scabby potatoes or those blemished or chkist, scientist. bj- black scurf if they can obtain t; . 1 r. .;.- Our Success Has been achieved ttmfukb care­ ful business management and satisfactory dealing with policy- FOR I.c.N 1- ; at Kidam.izco in thc shoe business. We shall miM ills leadership. ■'Let’s make hatred 1cm patriotic and good-will more fashionable." Quimby Y group meets this week Saturday night at the church. Cameron McIntyre, leader. Freeport Y group enjoyed a table' bowling contest last week followed by Bible Study. Marvin Thater was a guest and lH-]ped with tlic meet- Plans are being made to prepare the new Y. M. c. A. camp for u*e this summer. Members of thc camp committee have already been out W> Stewart lake laying out specifica­ tions tor the equipment. Carl Metzger of Kent County Y visited the- new camp site Wednes­ The corrosive sublimate solution is day. Kent county may u-e our 1 made by lidding four ounce* ot cor* rcslve sublimate crystals to 3u gjil* boys’ nnd girls' sections are over. E. T. May of Lansing ’Area Y. M. C- A. was m tills county Wednes­ should be soaked in the solution fur day. conferring with Mr. Metzger one-half hour. Longer soaking does nnd ethers bn camping and of her The Prescription Drug Store l oli HVI.r —itu . I’ -i-.l- It I jHfeei -A.t.tr**. Mr,. W’,., 1. AN . 1.1' A k»■ 1 • <‘..l •Ml..rr .1 1 . : • Y. M. C. A. ITEMS TO AVOID DISEASES Appearance of Tubers and Market Quality Ruined by Disorders "Kr..,,.* 1 an . SEE US /"OR INSURANCE Citizens Mutual Dally Just I paint pstatoes are tnated and one ounce <d the chemical should be- added formatory informs bo decreased porportlonately. thorough visit through the instituCorrosive tublimule is a deadly tiiyi' tills Thursday P M. The older Y group had some additional visit­ ors accompany them on tills inter­ esting trip. An organ recital upon the won- GEORGE M. NEWTON FOR SALE '•vater but rapidly in hot water Sacks or crates hi which seed potatocs arc to be handled .-houM-t$e miked In the solution lo prevent zcinicction of tiie potatoes. CHICKS Home Economics Extension Wort .1 I-F pj VC i .1'1 Daisy Pender. Fifteen members re. sponded to roll call and were chcckt'p up as to required work done by fetlR -\:.t •‘4 r*-ev •• FOR SALE! ■ • standpoint, desserts form a very 1mpwtiint part of our menu. Many­ dainty recipes were given and nt the • CARDS of THANKS ■nlad. Ivory mold with Mauve cream nuev. and pineapple upside down ;nke. They" were pronounced de-, GRANGE PROGRAMS and satisfactory deserts. In plan­ ning mcala onr should keep ui mind to balance tiie bxly ‘building and regulating food*. witli growth pru- Sealed Bids Secretary. HASTINGS MARKETS Find Rich Ivory Stora in Elephant Cemetery Most of fl>P ivory n»ed is obtnfttod by digging and not, by shooting, as Is COIlllDollly SUfllKMC'l. tl|.-it an elephant graveyard Is a* valuable as u gob! mine and they lt<w the- secryt.—I.i-ster Hanks in Japan.so "Wrapped Money** A peculiar hanking practice adopt­ ed by the uncient Japan?** temkiiig hotiM* of the MHsulipIn feml.il days was the use of “wrapped nmney.” This . consisted «>f gojd »r4 silver rnonev wrapped In (inper. The pock* CHARLES H. LEONARD ot their OHBumptlon. Tin- evil. an because of the drug alcohol itself. oftentimes greater than that ot the The West Thomapple Extension skyscraper rising on the site, in the group met with..Mrs, Ethel Baugh­ man Tuesday, Apr.il '4. Called to erder .ijt 10:30 by Mrs. Bohn, act- ANTHONY HOOS F'V! H.ll.r-- Slreet Baptist church in Grand Rapid* at 10.45 Saturday. April 291h. will be an opening feature ot the 12th Annual Farm Boy:.’ Conferrntv. Tills fear Is’for girls aho. nil 7th nnd 8th graders. •The evils of alcoholism ore not in the place or method of their sale twins openAl. "Wrapped money­ . may thus be aahl to hare been an 1 early form nf pnfier money In Japan. ■ differing from present paper money •■filrtly In Hint the holder could ac­ tually feel Hint there was snnietblng I “behind” ' his note.—Harbert M | Braider In Asia Magazine. LEGAL NOTICES thoui �[ Wednesday, April 12,193? yard in the orchard. I HIKE THROUGH ’ ■LEIMD the Hc wa* a jolly Hastings The morning I left Worcester I USE OF HORSES IN- banner HINDS CORNERS. I one with a twinkle in hl* brown eye. had a good start off by -having rPCACCn AM CADMQv tMr. Wallace of Hasting* «pcnt .especially when he heard I had breakfast <in a little boarding bHCHDCU Ufl rRnMOatternoon with M. W Skid-1 . come "all the way from America' to house) with a curate's family l*tie who,, — ... .in Crop — . .. ... Reduction Acreage 'lee hl* church. A part of the pres- were just in the city for "a UUlS, Mr. and Mr* Lyle Tobins and son ’ ;cnt chutcif date* from about 8<H holiday ' from .omc country parish Makes Tractors Impracof Battle Creek spent Saturday aft-1 [■long before William thr Con- It wa* a family out of a book, the' . . ernoon -with his parent*. Mr. und - -quern came to England in lOCfi and curate, the dumpling wife, and tiie UCtt* on Average Farm Mr*. W. O. Tobias. <Continued from page one. ' a* many year* before Columbus' (air and languishing daughter wiio It is becoming apparent that Mrs. W O. Tobias Is not so well nailv wnund ns in ■ .L7 Wage a* 1933 I* after Columbus!) hoped everyone in thc dining room horse* writer much more used on „ ............ at this writing. not knouitur what4he“trearuM ’ “nd “ u 4u,d 10 h*vt' bcrn l,lr ,nr* noticing her blue ey»-5 and wist- farm* in Michigan than has been Mr. Bnd Mr*. Cha-.. Grame* of uYr- in nihnd I chureh ln England at Uiat time, (ul ways. They had a priceirss-e^ii- jrue in recent year*. The efforts of ------------------ Bunday after-j Battle Creek------spent sfiot or arrS but nn Saxc,‘ ,nay *‘u »* K‘en *” ,lu' 'er.«at»n about grapefruit, being on stale and national agricultural de- noon with Mr and Mr*. W. Q. To-j cne anueareSto‘«ro»ne ai^i'ant Lb0‘,!u'mal font »«» “* mfnu- "»or breakfast K Arid breakfastK And hpw bpw partmenu partmrnU arc now directed toward bias. the road unhan£d Ve^i rimrtiv I two tlny ^’angular window* He they supposed people the acreage put Into into crops. crop?, people would geLU*cd get. used reducing tiie Mr and Mr* Bump of Hast Ings। saw b?thi^ .iSn^iat ifSI*. £ «.v‘,ook mc “» abou‘ und »'xP‘“‘n<d to them just a.* they had tomatoe*- That will naturally bring Dobbin spent Sunday with their daughter.: near tm%Fserern and mi i "‘<><1 fully and wassorry. Helt.to see:that "We used to believe were poi- back Into into Uie Die farm picture as being Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore. the Wafnlodc• MUI tlx-re it Ja? such a g<xxl listener leave. W -xmotls" On the toad that day just power for a Mr. and Mrs. George DeMott spent just a.a cheaper cheaper source source ofof-power fore me Wide and blue and 'flowed me bow to get onto the tow- pari a little inn called The Mason's small acreage than tractors Saturday afternoon with his sister, fiuotwh the vahev be ov it «2“an path alon« thc 8ewm. whlch 1 ,ol‘ Arms. I met a woman on a -bike" Tiie horse population ol-lhc Unit- Mrs Jennie Stewart, in Hastings. lustnwh a acc^ haw ien ilowed alo,,“ ,nto Teakesbuty who dismounted and wished to have ed States has been decreasing M. W. Skidmore entertained thc ■ h oldI etching*—a httte Inn wit Tewkesbury has been. I Imagine, trord* with me-imaginc my horror steadily in recent yeort. In Mtehi- flu last week. t*nche**bcfore the d'oor and one or a much more thriving place than it ,to diyover -after she had tried tc Ban there are only a f- w over half Club No. I of the Hendershott L. two cronies sitting by—a aide green ,1OW **• n|thougir it is still a largish bold a conversation with me in Ger- a* many horse* now a... tirre were A S. will serve dinner at the home: lawn and the little landing stage on P^"H » «* the junction of lire man- that she was a missionary and in 1920. Fanners who can get into of Miss Susie Phillips April 20. A tiie river. All along the Severn for Avon and Severn rivers anti there b. wishing to convert me! 1 can a»ure tiie game ot raising hto’scs und coltv cordial invitation lo all. Mahlon Tobias of Battle Creek.! a half-mile or *o there were little <* Rood deal of small river traffic you I moved gently but firmly off would seem to be assured of a good who ha* spent tiie winter In the tenu <Boy Scout camp) and boys.‘v''u now. There are a number of:m the direction of Malvern! As 1 market. south, visited his parents, Mr and ■bury, and there uu> .I pA.T.i ..-ItIT swimming or flailing. Braved tuun'iv <>»illi in Tewkesbury, tliere USCU ire J rat »aimx eating my nu>rii lunch uia that4 day 1» O wm d:-co’,.ry about ,lx»> the Ini.lUFOr.M WMITMr... W. O. Tobias. over the week 1 made . a diicovcrv intellljuck ot* thc morning 1 walked *" .TEN Bi REV. WOOTON. end. fhrough the lane ul Greylull Farm that thi* is -the "Norton Bury ' in gcncc of birds. A little bird came Tn a rrtent tiie MichiganMichigan Mr*. Edith Fuhr of Shultz called; fn rctent issue of tlic Mi*. muui rum -they iuve thc names of the farms John Hahnk. Gentleman, and Abel down to a heap of stones near me painted on their wagons) and came Fletcher's mill still stands though I bringing a -nail in hi* bill—he held Christian Advocate appeared the on Mr*. Clara Brown Saturday aftmust has low es1 ” >«• man nrmiy ana ix-ar me mku following oy Rev. iu-v. J j. ernoon. say it ha* fallen to the er -1 the snail firmly and beat the shell poem written by out ju(t below thc tmlage of ApperNorman Hall ot South Hastings tale of u tea room! 1 had supper ■against tiie stones until it fell off R . wooton. brotiter o! Dr John A. ley. Of all tiie sweet, out-of-theand jand —then -spent from Tuesday till Friday with ,una he nr came c-*n>c out whole wnvn— uk-.i a u de- .wooton wooton of or this uus city: way place* Appcrley is one—every there, looking out over the river ami Mr*. Clara Brown. A WISH! house and barn in the village i* ot tiie green pasture, beyond. It is ths liciou* luncheon wa* served.-’cov-1 Mr and Mrs. Fred Kelly of Hick-, red brick und oak umbers, nil the very mill where the corn riots, de- er* were laid for one." and after roof-line*, listing this way und that, scribed in the book, occurred. There‘that I saw the same thing a good- Could I but know thu. ,omc uord r ory Comers visited her uncle. Mr. ^walked beside me on nnd Mrs. Guss Kline, and family and the walls draped with clbnbinu arc many Halifax •rights" as wc'l many tlme*-lhat took brain* to i " Bunday. rosea—many of the very sort of u* many very interesting old inns J figure out. dont you say %o? Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lancaster and “r ^““Lx w^h Had £reed to comfort one heart English cottage that get* -awed up It's a strange place tn that there , son and their father. Owen Lan­ but <*wvu».«*>v about five street*—1‘°F -----------‘here areT'.*" aboutr*Li six------village* tiicto days for puzzles. From the Mem to be vuv ’T witli.. hill beyond Appcrley I noticed,. all .iinr of which wHi-h run nm into inin* a marketplace marketntnre I that one word »ord in Common in the thc || MHiie bit of jorrow* caster. have all been entertaining the flu. away off. Uh- long range of thc Mai- -but you discover that off these; name*, lies up against Uw aide of, Malvern Hills, Hill*. U»c U»c boundary boundary bcorgloom away. Clarence and Volncy Hardy visited wm Hills, fix- landmarks I walked streets there arc many little courts the the Malvern tween Worcestershire and Hereford- .Tha it had served him as prophetic their sister. Mrs Adelbcrt Craven*.! to and deixrrtcd from all tiie next —alleys, we d *uy—each with iu token . , , near Shultz. Sunday. f week. । pump and IU 20 or so of liny cot- siilre, and it wa* a climb to get up there — but most rewarding, for the Th« l °' 1 J" lhere Mrs. Forest Hall and son Norman My next slop was the little town Ugea. There is a very old Abbey of South Hastings spent Monday offepsd room and bath, no ex’moimii ot Deerhurst where I wanted to m-c church <1133. it was consecrated) hotel tra charge for a bath—a rarity ln| 1 -hknk 1 would be qirkc content. afternoon at Edd Newton's. n Saxon church I had rend of Al- much sought by tourist* who are hi­ Mr. and M's Ronald Haynes and though it wa* midafternoon I saw tercried especially Ur Norman archI­ England. Tlic town look* back over Gould I but know that something I The Happy Valley" and a very: ha(| donr sons spent Sunday afternoon with npt one'soul in the whole village ex- lecture. one The chief items of his fattier. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry '' '~pi~i *', F°r On< *n nWX1' h0*evcr cept the postmaster repairing the Tlic next few days I went a num- ■ 'beautiful - -----Haynes. . 'tn'1 Aih ,hla >.C0U lg<' . brr PtafeL to Kvcsham. "the gar“.h?* lhk*church (‘'nml'pic. ch'n oVnig'^nd^-wlwre ’tiie'aFr wa* Church and. each summer, a drama Had* girded him anew his race lo STATE ROAD. turesque..... old ------------female figure was-----trim- 7^Mran*rfrtm~fkl<fa and" (Vidflei’d* Kli!™" of j{*‘sUval1 *h‘ch ‘'’’J run „ -----------,„m IWa... ”und '.I"? .^.Xd ...... The Fisher P T A. will hold its ming "the border*" but she did not rra-bloe*omed beans and from hop*..Ncxt started Ror aught ot earnest effort to last meeting for this seasoh on' have the honor to serve, also, a* Have you ever seen the beautifully toff- ,on. the *’ay t0 Hereford. I meti abate. rexton and had no key. Back to tiie neal hop fi- his and interesting geo- ■« photographer man and had twn, And M striving come to setting Thursday evening. We hope for al lo find sex- metrical me’tricaf designs the makc 1 i „?u" . village TI had to go to And the rexthe’"^ters workers ’makel'^-tYP®* , Ul„ . . . . good attendance as it will be elrc-i tion of officer?! for next year. Mrs •ton. who • . . ..... .w. *. — I that t had walked — then t went un Without a soul embittered by his was busy in his chicken Wlth the strings on which the hotwllhal 1 h,ad,!!’l,l^'Lthf1 Ln 2Lv? Klnnie nnd Mrs. Abbey will furnish --- ---------------------------— ------- 1 fate. are trained up? They're a, 'lovely . »»»««. “P -«® "' t®P * h--* ‘ a^' ... iii . along . .. ’tlic roatl. ... the —town-it's its reallv really verv hieh ’i^ibL And weretown I very and high and: i wuW c,teem my day well spent, eats, and Miss Cogswell and Mrs. Elsie Sothard tlte program. gypsies camping, for they wvrk in r hniT called4't1w ■ Could I but know that something I Mr. nnd Mrs Victor Henney and : thy hop fields. I creased a stream । «"•*» ■ IU,“ 5 ,, ,, had been family spent Sunday with Mrs. Lena Becker and family. Mr. nnd Mrs Claud Rose have gone to Pontiac to stay for some ' seen. time. I Who else had felt that he would Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J’ettengill nnd I strive no more. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Nucus of Battle .L <M on «l» rUW ■ Hopeless 'contestant with the base Creek. Clyde Kuempcl of Chicago though I cannot unqualifiedly nt “J? ” »d ' I . . and mean. and Oscar Kuemjiel of Hastings, commend the croulou idea I vu.itl . ***"•* wiien And thus hc found" ot hope an called on Mr. and Mrs. James So­ ed Broadway <in thc edge of thi chorus ot 1 m Appy When im oj*n door; thard nnd Mrs. Pettengill Sunday’. Cuuwold Hili*) a famous place now l*!*,ng7 C.Vide2i}!!i2nrt^h![ •Twould seem I hafl been heaven­ Mr. and Mrs Vern Sinclair and because It hiu been much heralded d ,ly . now m England they sent. family have moved from the Fisher ns the -perfect English Villa*. ^red ragging me and turned around is lovely, but now has become , ? »u«* ’ ^rd- ’I spent If any light from my poor torch farm to Hastings, and Mr nnd Mrs. Finkbclncr have moved,on the Fish­ ronreious, with iu yellow stone I /M' :n Ledsliould fall U|»n the jialhway of some errant er farm. Elizabethan houses and one lung' b 6cantmical-6ffident Mr and Mrs. James Bwanson are one. street. Somehow or other I always <flnu landed In Plymouth and a found a place to Mcep-and sand-1 'harming old house of oak beams Wlwnc way seemed closed by an ob­ spending a few weeks with their son Harold and wife in Big Rapids. wiches for kmch-but thTfroi var- “nd whltc l»ltts,cr w<»k 11 u hept by structing wall. i , Uruwiw-rrteu tr. » very I"<* t*mily and in tlie eveWho by it saw how victory might “d of“» a«'»'’“r or JM DOWLING. The Ladies' Aid will meet on ... And so our souls be both held fast i ties. Then do have thc mml cnorThursday. April 20. at the church mous red ones. I came, finally to Vijl^hked l>it In thrall SAME PRICE To One from far heights calling with Florence Barret and Maymr WoTester—with iLs handsominink uusuje*a anu wny tney iixeci it. "rm« hS X.*• Whitworth in charge of the dinner out. "Well done I" That would seem meeting life's The Cemetery Circle will hold their river and iU very busy market, it copper and pew ter and old chma meeting thia week on Thursday. intent. is a manufacturing town in addition min^aa^ww*? Mrs. Mate Parker and Mr. and AS 42 YEARS to iU market. Here I went through ““ Mrs Charles Shults of Battle Creek TIIE STATl'E OF LIBERTY. I the Royal Worcester Porcelain fa<-1 Hold high thy torch. Pair Liberty; . spent Sunday at their Home here. AGO , I lory where some of the world's most Mr and Mrs. Don Weeks, former Freedom's the price of human -be-uUfui and most expensive dhhe. residents of this place, are happyblood Commingled with deep prayer to over the recent arrival of a baby ' I <1833) and a church that is unique boy. Bernard Weeks. There are six Ood among old ones in that the bell [tower Is separate from Uu? church That heart and conscience might be girls in the family at the present time, so this little lad will undoubt­ ; building. IU old church has been a good deal repaired so that It has Cod’* hand ha* fueled Freedom's edly be a great treat. Congratula­ tions. । quite "lost it* shape" if it ever had fire, Mrs. Lawrence Holcomb enter­ That through its light of liberty lone.—I couldn't but be reminded. Men might His love and mercy tained the Past Matrons' Club of when I saw it. of a huge elephant the Order of Eastern Star of Bed­ Just about to sit down, for the All Breeds, From Accredited Hatchery ! church looks as if it might do so at Undimmed by fagot, stake, and pyre. ford at a one o'clock luncheon I any moment. The country all Let not thy foe* who wily planned Wednesday nt her home. Easter Leave Orders for Deliveries Every Tues, and Wed. Beguile thee into- peaceful *leep. decorations also an Easter menu [about is so green and so lovely it And while thou dost contented being featured. . was hard to pull up and go on with Ask About Our 2-7-11 Feeding Plan. Mr. and Mrs. Lant Coon ifiid Mil­ rest. my wanderings to Hereford and ' down the Wye. , Pluck Freedom's torch from out thy dred are moving this week to the Boyd farm near Clear lake. hand. । WELCOME COMMUNITY NEWS' With jealous care and constant eye ROUTH MAPLE GROVE. I The qpen meeting at tlx- grange Thy silent vigil keep, that we. Zora and Lillian Wckher andSaturday Ila evening wa* enjoyed by Beholding from afar, may see. Jarrard of Battle Creek and Jack ■ a large number. A very fine address Fair Liberty, thy torch held high. l IE contest for a name and slogans for Conoco's new gasoline Elliston of the McKelvy District was given and other numbers on —Glee H. Ki^g. is over. The winning name and slogans hava Jx«a selected thc program os well a* the fine sup­ rard's. • KL1NGENSMITIL per were thorouglily enjoyed. and awards made to thc contestants listed here. Mr*. Anna Gheescman of Has­ Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Kennedy. Tlte Ladles' Aid wijl meet this More than half a million good friends tried sincerely to help week at the hall. Everyone invited. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Maxom. Mr. nnd ting* »pent the week al her farm. us, and we are grateful to all of them for thc names and slogans George Deeds of Battle Creek Mr*. Jay Pennington and grand ­ A pot luck dinner will be served at sent us, each of which had a careful reading and consideration. noon; All members please send daughter of Nashville. Helen Knapp and Eleanor King are announcing and Anna Reed of Hastings were their marriage which took place last food If unable to attend Even though we have selected and paid for a splendid name, I Easter service* at the church next guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Van week. we find we cannot use it or any of thc many hundreds of good Mrs. Lulu Dray* and Robert spent : Sunday morning at ten o'clock. Dr. Tuyle Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Burt names submitted. Hugh Kennedy will be tlte speaker Long of Carlton Center spent Fri­ Sunday with Leon Gray'* in West Vermontville. I and the young people of the Sunday- day there Here is what happened: Alberta Greenfield and Junior of Miss Velma Johnson is teaching School arc prc|>aring a short pro­ Personality always wins a "nickname.” We never thought of gram. .They would appreciate the near Wayland this week, as the Hasting* spent last week end with that in our anxiety to get a good name for an outstanding gasoline. attendance of all in the community. teacher there Is 111 and in the hos­ her father. C. W Knoll. Mr* Peter Hoffman was called to pital. Bronze was used as a color to nuke this new gasoline distinctive. CHILDREN AND VEGETABLES. Mr. and Mrs. Erl. Lalonde have Nashville Tuesday on account of the and to protect our customers. It was liked by everybody —they, One of thc burden* many par­ returned from Detroit and moved serious Illness of her mother. you, everybody called it Conoco Bronze. So, try as we might, we ent* are forced to bear is the foci into the Sheldon house near Yan­ Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Marshall couldn't change now. It will always be known as Conoco Bronze. that George and Jean refuse to kee Springs spent Friday in Battle Creek. . eat vegetable*. Of course they may The Ladles’ Aid will meet Friday We are very sorry to lose Mr. and It had too much personality to avoid this popularity rating— like certain vegetable* prepared in Mr*. George McKibben and family April H. witlt Mr*. George Lowell "nicknamed"! certain way*, but vegetables a* a from our community. They are for an afternoon meeting. Therefore, conforming with contest rules, we are using a name whole arc about as popular with moving near Pine lake this week. The Ladies' Aid cleared $9 00 from them as raw onions are to an ar­ Mr. and Mr*. Sherman Sharpe of thc sale of sandwiches and coffee of our own creation, thc name used in all thc contest advertise­ Grand Rapids were guests of the election day. dent swain. ments—"Conoco Bronze"—even though it is not thc name for Because of this dislike for vege­ latter's parents, Mr. nnd Mr*. Wm. which we paid 19,000. . table*. many children faU to se­ Johnson. Sunday. Harold Sharpe WEST ORANGEVILLE AND EAST GUN MARSH. Each user of Conoco Bronze gets a perpetual prize of instant cure.the bulk and roughage they spent the week there. Mrs. Adella'Snook was at Orange­ need. Lack of such food is quite Will Green of Detroit is spending starting, lightning pick-up, greater milcageuuul power—for it ii ville looking after her farm property likely to produce constipation and some time with hi* brothA, Albert a great gasoline. ‘ one day last week. She is moving Green, and family. it* kindred lib. A good crowd attended the C. E. to Martin and living at.Mrs. Henry If )W children will not eat your string bean* and spinach, be sure parly al the Yankee Springs school Hall's home. While here she called on her sister. Mrs. Crans, and Mrs that they obtain some food that Saturday evening • Carl Leonard left Monday for Ann Van Ett. a niece. has tiie necessary "vegetable ef­ fect" Rice flakes, one ot our com- Arbor and expect* to have an op­ eration on hl* car lo remove a too Saturday and called on her gested subsltute, whether served a* growth where he had a mastoid last daughter. Burton Hurdlebrink is now able to a eereai In the morning or in pud­ be up and around. We all hope for dings. waffle* or macaroons later CONOCO BARBERS CORNERS. his speedy recovery. FLOUR i- FEED -*- COAL CEMENT -t- UME in the day. • The P. T. A. held their last month­ Orvll LaCourae of Martin, Maxine BRICK TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS ly meeting Thursday evening. April Bradaham and Marjorie Hanson FAIR LAKE. spent Sunday with Lavern Van Ett. Tlic Kinsley Ladle*' Aid Society Virgil, the HKle son of Mr. and meet* April 39 with Mrs. Roas Bur­ tained and gave a very pleating HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 .Mrs Cecil Hanson. Is much im­ dick for dinner. AU bring our host­ program. A PERFECT RUNNING i/ATB FOR CONOCO GERM The officers of the P. T. A. of the proved. ess a block for the .friendship quilt, PROCESSED MOTOR OIL-THE MOTOR OH WITH THt Edward Lechleitner has gone to। Altoft school district will be elected Ray Lowery ha* been very sick •HIDDS/i QUART* THAT NEVER DRAINS AWAY... Roe* Center to work for Oraydon। at the first meeting neat fail for with, flu the past week but is some the balance of the year. better at this time. Bostwick for the summer. NOTICE! to Our Customers Authority has been received from the Comptroller of the Currency to pay Trust Funds created or accepted since the bank ing holiday and to continue the practice of accepting deposits only in trust. Such deposits must be held in cash or on deposit with the Federal Reserve Bank at Chicago and are pay able in full on demand •mXRWSWS'S BAKING POWDER 25 This is done for the convenience of our customers and is a temporary arrange ment, to be continued until the Comp t roller of the Currency shall determine such other services as we may render to this community. w.“5«l"d Hastings National Bank Hastings, Michigan WANT TO BUY OR SELL ? TRY OUR WANT COLUMN Hit th, ui> wide 154 BABY CHICKS Nicknamed! Wallace Feed and Seed Store r? that’s what happened T LIME JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD OF AGRICULTURAL HYDRATE LIME Let Us Figure With You Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company BK0NZE GASOLINE Name and Slof an Winners GRAND FRIZZ FOR WINNING NAME. 15 000 SLOGAN PRIZES: I PRIZE OP P7IO t PRIZE of two IUMs/4 R. Tom S PRIZES OF (IM EACH Chud )ti>aa, HiiktU. OU*. * lark (■>* rtaaaa^a.^4 J. T. ftadee.’fri 10 PRIZE* OP (?) EACH Stoarifht. HMM Axi*. lUrtiM, S.-lotk. V. ---- rt. X. IOUH. » niaou. lowodlf. Kr. 5xdirkK2*« o prizes or u* raoi ___________ ■©<»: u<*ii It PRIZE* OF (I) IALH �PAOE TEN TIIE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL It, 1131 ford family Sunday p. M. KART OUN LAKE. —t------- :-r-TWc.v MIDDLEVIU.E. | PRAIRIEVltl.E. I DELTON COURT HOUSE NEWS ‘ PROBATE COURT. ^o\^ Ho‘uatd*ftXy.^ glWn al the McL^ll^'o^H^'i Jgccb w de<..d w sec.|ton4 t^y were the besl money church Friday night by a Kalama- Ung. wfiTglve “ Sure, and MLm election under Will filed, per on lhe We hoPc roo °rche»Ua was enjoyable. ; Florence Crancc of Battle Creek i ’ Va,rOld Hon*«~-n Ho9e2TreU'*rter ---------------------------“Pending j field aecretary Fire•! for license to sell real rotate lhe>' I’roW! satisfactory here. Harold --------of. the Camp -----filed. Charles H.will Whitmore the • *”7“ here re‘io,r13 onmnltaUon. talk forspent a ,ew fno,nenU >n regard to organlxEat. Jacob Johnson, deed. Proof week end with ills parents, and had1 ' Xir. rJ^rynT?li?day on will filed, order admitting will;as Ids guest Robert Mason of Mu*-! —----------- —....... vwangc ing a Cump Fire here in Delton. entered kvgnn. They left Saturday for home. Wood and Ellxabeth attended thc Milton Nobles of Grandville spent Est. Thoni.u E Chevscbrough The play put on at tiie school- Progressive Home Maker's Club at from Thursday until Monday with .dcc'd. Second annual account riled, house Friday evening drew a good Kellogg's Tuesday night. hla daughter. Mrs. Lulu Wertman. order for .pubhen tion entered crowd nnd many seemed to enjoy It.! MrB Vanderbrook is on thc Mck Mr. and Mrs Elwyn Hayward Ext. Leonard Norman, dec'd. Bond Tills Munday evening we hope to,*}**- sl,c 14 being cared tor at the have moved to Paw Paw where he of Admr. filed, letters of adminu- sec a Kyo**fiTo'* d out to enjoy the home of her daughter. Mr. and has gone into the Rawlelgh bud-: tration Usued . , piny put on by the Hastings players Mr’- 9ani DeBack. We hope for a Est. Gilbert T. Walker, dee d. Pe- at the school auditorium. I speedy recovery. tition to assign bondk foe distrtbuMr. and Mrs E, E. Faulkner are Friday night at the Boy Scout son of Hastings and Mr. and Mr* j tion filed, ordrr to assign' U.\S.- home for thc summer at least, they,mect,n< f°Ur new members were Ray Johnson of Yorkville were Bun-1 bonds entered, final account .filed, having spent thr winter nt Delton. to the list and two of thy day guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. order assigning residue entered Welcome home good people. icuta. Ed. Baldwin and Eiwln Not- Wertman. Est.'Philip Kciwr dec'd DisOur election passed off qfiletly ‘tinghum. were admitted aa Scouts Mr. and Mrs. George Leonard and charge of Admr. issued.‘'estate .cn- with a large vote registered, which Mr- 8hafer —Z"conductcdrthe ---------- 7“ 2“ ceremony ’*r pon of Hastings spent Sunday with But why wait for "emergencies” rolled. is encouraging, thus does thc ma- V —— wm very impressive. The Dr. and Mr*. Ixiyal K Flower. which i Est. Sarah Fisher, deed Annual jority rule. There were-two good bo>’g art‘ doing fine. Are In need There were twenty-one from Del­ —avail yourself of Exide trouble­ account filed . tickets in thc field and by the looks of "“re cubs. ton attended the church services at preventing Battery Service at our Ex’. William R. Wickwire, dcc’d. of some of the ballou some people! Glad to report James Boulter. Prairieville Sunday evening. Entry, of appearance filed. had a bad lime of it to choose. Many Mrs- Vanderbrook and Mrs. Jennie The Garden Chib will meet Est Arniin.i M Pike. deed. Order ballots were of no value and could Norris oa getting along nicely from Thursday afternoon of this week service station. Inspection ofyour .allowing claims.entered. • not be counted, while many others thdr Illness. probably with Mrs. Jennie Aldrich battery—adding water—’tighten­ Est. Mason 6. Hakes, dcc'd. Pelt-, had voted candi- Mr Mr- - a, a,’d’d Mrs. Mrs. Lyle Lyle McKibbln McKibbln and and if thc weather is favorable. —„ for perhaps one uuniition for furtlier hearing filed, cita- ----date It is too bad that those peo- family of Otsego were were week end There will be an Easter program ing connections—a service we arc uons issued. pic Pic will WiU not cither either read read thc thc plain BueSts of ot Mr. and Mrs. Mrs- Robert MeMe­ at the church next Sunday morning glad to extend free. Exide Batter­ Ert. Bert w. Jones, deejd. Pet I- instructions or ask one of tlte in- Ktbbin. Mrs. Lois Flowers U the new as­ llon for Admr. hied, waiver ol no- upcctors. who would gladly inform Mr and Mrs. Danford Higgins of sistant in thc Delton State Bank. ies now priced lowest in history. ticc filed, order appointing Admr them how to murk their ballot Kalamasoo were guest* of thc latMrs. Cliff Dewey of Hickory Cor­ entered. bond of Admr. filed, letter; The remains <4 Mrs. Delaney Mat- ter'a mother. Mr*. Ethel Stebbins re­ ners while in town Saturday after­ ef admiphtratton issued, order, teson. who passed away Thursday cently. . noon suffered a severe stroke of limiting settlement entered, petition | m Grand Rapids, where they have Mr- “nd Mrs. Milton Flnkbelncropoplcxy. o>«vrcA..and uuu wax lHKen taken to ine the Exide Battery u puu $6.75 for hearing on claim* filed, notice to, lived for some years, were laid to “nd children of Grand Rapid* were localhospital where shedied later cn-dltors issued. rest here on Saturday P. M. Thc cuesta of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd 8 he Ip •■—In ••--------tiie evening. Idex Battery Exch*n*. $4.95 I F.'t. Fannie Baldwin, dee d -*Dis-! family lived here for many years “nd family Saturday and Sunday. charge of guardian issued, estate i where their children were born and Triple Link Club will meet at thc MORGAN. enrolled. , schooled. Some years ago Mr. Mat- Odd Fellows hall Friday. April 14. Mr. ’ and Mrs. Alfred Nocm ahd Firestone Tires 29>4.4o $4.05 . Est. Mary A, Marshall. Dbcharge I teson, who is a printer, secured a A11 day meeting, pot luck dinner. Marlon of Chicago are spending a of guardian issued, estate enrolled. ■ fine |x>si(ion in Grand Rapids and Mr- “nd Mrs Frank Bagley enter- few days at their cottage here. E*t. Chester Messer, deed. Ac-1 moved his family there The three t“lned Mr. and Mr*. Gerald Dunn Mrs. J W. Shaffer called on Mrs. ccptancc of trust filed, rcjiort filed, daughters and several grandchildren of Johnstown.'Mr. and Mrs. John Don Weeks of Stony Point and Mrs. Est. Vunda Elliston. Ct al- Annual■ beside? thc husband survive to Cappon and Ola Douglas of near' Everett Marshall last week getting account of guardian filed mourn tlic passing of a loving wife Hasting* and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cary acquainted with thr new babies Est. C. O. Elliston, dec’d. Annual “nd mother. The many friends here ot Doster Sunday, thc occasion beDorotliy Green of Nashville visit­ account of Admr filed. extend their sympathy to thc be- lnk lhe natal day of Mrs. Baglev. ,ed Ruby Webb Sunday. Est Richard B Measer. dee d. 1st * rcaved* ones. ' Ain sure her many friends whh her Mrs^Mainle Webb and children. and 2nd annual accounts of trustee On Thursday of lait week while many returns and may ficy be ,Garnet and Harold, and Charles filed, ordnj for publication entered i Howard Cross was pttempting to bappy ones. Est. John Buehler, di c’d.Annua! I crank an engine it kicked in such a Charles Judson from thc north- Harrington called on Mr. and Mrs. JEFFERSON A Henry Green of near Assyria Sun­ arcmin’/ of executor filed. i way as to break his right arm "t’M 15 “ SUMt of Mr. and Mr*. ! day. COURT Streets Est..John Kelley, ct al. Bond oil Monday A. «M. Hugh Hall, who is Charles Hughes. J. , W. Shaner Webbguardian filed. ! assisting in caring for iris brotherA baseball team has been or- rwn 1>arl ,.and__kArthur in plain-1 rpent ot la lost week in P E-t Eliiabcth Tasker. Fourth an- J ‘'i-law. T I. Gillette, and staying R«n‘^d here with lUy Japhet as:-U anpart ‘d Kalmnivoo nu-l account filed. hoflw' start,,d °ut «> «» ln“n“«er ‘ Clare Mrad^fanulv of Battle’ E»t. James N. Jones, deed, inven- “nd help cut wood south of town. Hlrabcth Woodman of Orangetory ni«1. . in some way th - car left the road '>»e “pent Bunday with her sister. sSli I Mend qunoay Sunday.- t ___________ E.t. Theron A Aldrich, dfc’d. Pc- “nd “truck u tree, throwing him Mrs. Japliet. , MCBa CrUl<X* djevilto called on the Will Craw-galled on friend* here Saturday &t “ dow* tition - v ’ EASTER HAM < g| ■ ■■ A H fi dM W ■miVRW COUNTRY CLUB Wilh * double guarantee of aatiafaction ,b. 14c Circle "S" Picnics, Swift's—thankless, lb. Jc Beef Ribs Lean and Meaty Beef Pot Roast 10c PORK HEARTS PORK LIVERS ^S^Si SPARE RIBS Cottage Cheese ANDRUS - SERVICE Veal« Roast w°m«, —• Dnutd Veal Chops Pound PHONE 2240 Smoked Picnic Qr Swift's Circles Shanklcsa Lb. Lb. Fre»h Dremd Med. Fowl' FRESH EGGS Strictly fre.h—every egg guaranti WAX BEANS 4^ 25c Standard quality GREEN BEANS fa.125c Standard quality Peas Jewel Coffee: 55c 3 lb. bag • - Country C .Frslfth, lb. 23c — Club, lb. 25t. Sweet Relish Master Brand . Sweet Pickle Chips Made aa you would 10c ig-oi.j.r Jack FroSTGib. Powdered £ pkgs. 1| C« VV 4-.19c i Kroeger Rusk Wabash 10c 0 4X SUGAR GELATINE Bread . 14-ox. jar. - nkg. Bakiny Powdar lb. can Calumet Baking Powder, lb. can 25c Peaches 2 8c 10c 25c Fancy Country Club — In heavy »yrup PASTRY FLOUR 5 i15c Country Club TOMATO SOUP 6 - 25c Barbara Ann EASTER CANDIES Cocoanut Cream Egg, 2 >b. 25c JELLY BIRD ECGS lb. 10c ASSORTED CREAM ECGS MARSHMALLOW ECGS L.„. MARSHMALLOW ECCS Sm.ii FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ' CAULIFLOWER Large anow white head* Sweet PoUtoes Naney Hall* Cucumbers £n,.r.-.q «>■ 10c •cch ORANGES florid* 5 Full of jp|c» tition to present tardy claim filed.; through thc windshield and he re-|------------------------------------. HENDERSHOTT. order allowing t^rdy claim entered. • ‘’‘‘ived several cuts about his hands CLOVERDALE. Mr. nnd .Mrs. Rennie Matt went Est. Amelia L. Swift, dcc’d. Final “nd injured ids knee, but very for-! An interesting talk will be given to Homer Saturday to celebrate tunate nt at thar that. • account nf administratrix filed or- tnnatn 1. T m der allowing account entered, dis­ ------------- - --------------------j and (our P. M at Mr*. Riitlon* .incl lour l. M. at Mrs. Pattons day dav with th«ir daughter, Mrs. Karl with their charge ot Acujir. issued, estate en­ ASSYRIA. ptore by Misb Margaret Norton of i| Kruger and family. ‘ grailed. IT: „ „ „ D. S. Case and familv at Fjtr t • Ann Arbor, of her experience os a1 Thc Community Club will serve f£wij|C®’Cn?rremrii* ‘K flnd Case, were t?01?1 l’oriM‘.r lls V s,unu of N, u ‘heir Easter supper IKoy ana brother. Edaer Ca e. were U! * Munu their Saturday night I ofI will uill filed, agreement mrreement filed, filed order wd r j Suilllay f U.l Sunday guests of of tJ|C|p their brother *orit ~l cuy la'* •’“'‘V1”’1’ No uullu doubt. ut tt)c schoolhouse band of. Hllllh Casr an<1 fanU1.. alw .. ;, many wili remember MU* Norton Mr. and Mrs. Harvey-Parrnalec of ameniarvi., .»—. ° k bailed, order limiting teUtemeiit en- Tol nSmro^' d. & . Brb' , wa* a little girl when she lived in Bonfield spent Sunday at Floyd I Cloverdale with her parents a few ।Garrisons. itervd, petition lor hearing claims Th- nrrornt a..— : i years ago. During this time also An “ Easter play and program will : filed, notice to creditors issued. wn? ire.. “**[* th. box of Rroerriro wfil be given to be"riv nV tCe ^hSblhoZ'^nd ay Est Day Pugh. dee d. Testimon- I k’ E tl^ lucky number. Don i forget the nlgft. Church services in the morn* of freeholders Hied, license lo sell' mShwaJ^LmLSS,."nLO,,1; । jng. real estate Imu«I. oath before *<ile j!L?tl “2.SC« ’J‘ Sy‘I ; date. April IS. । James Ryan, who Jia* bren quite The Ladle*’ Aid will wrve dinfiled, order allowing claim* entered. cl«.tlon jumcc^^lbert’ 111 y and- ?• operated for gall atoaea ncr at me the IIUIIILhome of Miss Susie PhilEst Chmti-r Xl.-^^r rfAr ,i ' JUSIICC. Albert Strain; I,, --------- on •• ••• allowiMaSSni^rered B"-‘rd ot R< *,<r*' J»F ’ 'S redneM1“y inormne « Ups on April 20. Wednesdayat . Iht the New i>„« ' ““ E?t Sarah Eh Stowell d. < <1 Mr. *'*“ Mrs Cb,)lon Dontess at Kalamazoo. T~..XI S''“n>“ Mr. and Mis. George Tidd ot Pot-' cen— to M il real rotate issued nnih|Ca!* n turned recently from a trip tcrvillc spent Sunday with thc Wei- i ton Brooks family. \ Mr. and Mrs. Vari Hoii: of Gales-j real estate filed. % and family, son of Mrs. burg. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Faulk of Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. MacDonald of Richland called on Mr. and Mrs. James MacDonald last' ‘i lAc Chickens SERVICE ON BATTERIES AND TIRES callus! 10c 21c JS n,Cd' BAIL'S Odd Will. Origin of Saluting Oliver Bright of TmincMce wrote In olden day* only freemen wnrt his will on n celluloid collar and It hai.«. Slave* were bt retie*tied. For was granted probate nnd duly exe­ cuted. There are many Instances of n synilMtl of nlloktrniiic and courtesy. queer will* written on InsIgnifiMnl things. Tho back of a mirror, a road map. n portrait. n railway ticket, initially a chin strap to It. lint lie cuff* of dress shirts, an egg shell would go through the form of min­ ing his hand a* If tn raise his hel­ been used for writing wills deallug met, and thus the custom of salut­ with mrwt tnlnnhle properties ing begun. The porta are brave people, for they sing In defiance nf a world out •if Joint. blcMtng, but to confer it on otln-ra “4 »«•"“- tlw orKaiittlunn"* Mr. and Mr, Arthur JohnMekl chiX orf Xul AdiS Mr “nd Mr’ U'Vhrd Jlolmr* en- JJ*nt *“*» ,hHr daughter, ’lu^rrn 'ed * tertained on Saturday evening the “•“» Po»"x of Plainwell. ■ ‘ Lt Sirs Kellcv e* al nrd.-r mcmbt‘rA of the communiy.’• J5rDougal McCallum r< hevc X tv <«. La.d rnL?d 'n* L“dM'!>’ Ald Society of ftnd »J*nt Sun-1 Lt eTvin h 'yna <*"<««• -^riTd dinner at thc dfly wl,h thclr ParcnU- Mr- and mem Charlton. Agree-,chureh on eIrrtlon Mrs. Bert McCallum. | n« .n i.i«i. ,. Mr and Mj. Buchanan and Mr. .ind Mrs. Richard Fennels and; daughter. Beulah, and nephew ron of Kalamaxoo spent Sunday* der allowing account entered. dis ­ , Bruce Sink, of Nile., were guests on' wltta tlu'lr parenh. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. I charge of Admr. bsHrd. ue cn-: Thursday at thc home of their j Fennels. tolled ; daughter. Mrs. Meta Hyde, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Monica and family , children of Hastings spent Sunday I tition for Admr. Hied. Order I.t Howard Cole is convalescing at *lUl lhcir daughter at the home of' publication entered following an operation for.Mr‘ and Merle chirk. ' Est. Samuel Allen, dee d. Annual 'home apixndicitLs ht Pennock hospital. 1 There will be an Easter program' account ot i-xccutor filed The Union cemetery organisation slvcn ,Mrxt Sunday morning at the i Ext William Smith, dcc'd Final met at the Lacey hall on Wcdncs-1 Evanaallcai church at ten o ’ clock, account ,of executor filed, order as­ day for dinner and to make plans1 Sunrise prayer meeting ar 8 o’clock | signing residue entered, discharge of for Decoration Day services. . i Art Waugh and family attended iexecutor .issued, rotate enrolled. "Rev. Taylor of tiie Tnylor’Evnnge-1 “ dinner partv on Sunday given by HsdiC party filled thc pulpit at the Mr- an<* Mrs B,il Carter of Kalama- [ 'tition for Adnif. Hied Unton and Base lane churches for ln ,ronor nf Waugh’s birtli-j uecd. h,.,. Haroicj ojxon of Bailie Creek !day' Covers were laid for slutccn. < Anftuul account filed . circuit j Grandpa Brooks came Sunday to Ert. Charles FV.wle ' ' —-t r • | pend a while in Cloverdale. He has SOKTM MAKT.S e0«XCTS. | "" ^timing residue entered, discharge of executor issued, estate enrolled. Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Lucas and -----------,---------E-4 Hattie E. Cliecaehrough. d'-c'd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward ” ‘ “ DURFEE ITEMS. Objections to probate of alleged wili TlwinJ&on . ■ , ar Sunday | The Ladies' Aid al Mr. and Mrs I , tiled, ordvr tor adjournment entered, g.x quests tttd. lather. John Mead Edd Rice's enjoyed a splendid meet> > cf of their order denying |>etttlon to dhmus nf and'Lottie :. _3tth- Judson, Judson • mg and J* fine dinner. Will meet proceeding' lor want ot jur.Miicn.in J **Mrs ~Shirley Slocum and with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hoffman! Mr and entered. .daughter, Mr and Mrs. Vernon! April 19. Come and bring pattern! Est. Cornelia A. Eat,in. dee d An- Karrar were Sunday afternoon; for new Quilt block nuul and special accounts ul Admr *’•‘Ilers of Mrs Jennie Echtihaw and Floyd Palmer of near Big Rapids' id’d . daughter* in Hasting* s«nt Tuesday night and Wednes-| E, t Anna F EckcjR deed. Annual and Mrs. Ijwrrncc Luca.; and .day with Mr. and Mrs. Edd Rice. ;account of Admr filed John Mead called Sunday afternoon! Mrs. Mar?.- Rice came from Has-' F. t John F Koeller. Certified «n latter’s brother. Wm. Mead.:lings Tuesday to make an extended! copy ot jydgment from Circuit court is scriotisly ill. i visit with her son Edd and family ! filed M. E Davenport nf Grand Rap-' Mrs Anna Hammond is gaining ter. dec . Dis- ‘ds and Mr*. Ida Flory and x>nl'»ry nicely.. Mr and Mrs Homer; chartec of executor i* sued, taatc cn- Oxar oh Hastings were guest* of1 Hammond will live with her this roticd. • Mr. und Mrs. Lcwu Hcrael Fridav year and work lhe place. ---------- ... Rreun. dcc’d evening and attended the Martini Mr. and Mrs Graham Millard of! Bond tiled, orders to relieve surety ? T A. .near Lacey spent Sunday with Mr.' •entered. Mr. and Mr* Bert Birman andihnd Mr*. Roy Bclson. I . • ,l.jurem'c ... — . a t •. * called Friday on; .... . - — L>: UTittaker «... FinalI sc-, daughter. Nellie POWERS ECHOES. count filed, rvlrif^e filed, order al- Mr and Mrs. Howard Bfjans and' Mua Daisy Prost spent the week lowing account entered, ducharuc of family. Mr. Bryaro i* able to be [end at St. John* a$ the guest of final account ol Admr filed. around on crutches Born on April 3 to and -Mn>. I Mr and Mrs. Frandn Karber. Discharge of executor issued. estate Donald Weeks * oeven pound .-on I: Mrs Frank Travis is vUi'.ing her enrolled who has been named Bernard Don- •son Roy and family al Grandville.! I Mr and Mrs Ed Balm ot Grand! Est. Clam L Gartr.ccr. Rel- i • of old Congratulatioiu.. Mr*. Vernon Knr.-ar and Mrs. I Rapid* spent thc week end with her guardian by ward filed, di: charge of Mr. and Mrs. Will Carter. Shirley Slocum attended the birth- •parent*. I gtUrdun issued, estate .rurohrd Est. Marion 8 Evans, deed. Pe­ day club at Mrs- Coy Stowell's i Maurice Johnson, who has been | quite ill the past few days U monteThursday. tition to sell real eztate filed I what improved this Monday rnomExt Sterling Eaton, deed Bond of i. ing and we hope he will soon be well Admr filed, letter* o! adminutsaSOI nt COATS GROVE. , lion LNpied. . . ' • ' Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Firstcr. Mr.|'I*8*In........... , - - - * la'. -Madeline V, Stanton Petiti-jn and Mn Warren Coolbaugh and | TAMARAC*CORNERS. for guardian filed, order appointing Alice Coolbaugh attended a >.KU. Wilt, »»m, accompanied ■wotupwowu by oy Mrs Theda guardian entered, bond of guardian Mrs .. —, dinner .—..... „ —., for ...... WMi mF*. Anna Getllrigsf and tbe given Mr* .» Kate Mn the Mc.itiled r. oi guardianship taped. birthday Jjwlvn ii ’ ’ !'* K..™— , ---— . ----------Oerhnger , .. j Clara . •Sears. —MesJoeiyn al the home ot Clarvnoc । datne* Glendora and fWwr near Freeport recently.' Feirer war Freeport recently. attended the Summ Sisters' BirthMrs. Nj.ttte Ragla is near Ver- day Club at Mrs. Arvfila Boltonf The flf/r PrbtMiant senice In montvillc helping care for Mrs. ’ home west of Hastings . A very nice Boyer and the new baby j umr was enjoyed by all. Myrtle Ovmmlth of Hastings I Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Curtis of Sr. Anne, within the f»rt at Port spent Sunday with her Parente. Mr. Grand Rapids spent a few days laalj week at Myrlo Curtis'. Ire being read be Rev John Har­ and Mr*. Clark Oversmith. Mr ivt Mr; m>d Fltillip;FlulRp; of 5tr sad M g Fred Mist Paulip? En; of Huntington. rison and a rermoa preacbel by Histinga acre Bunday callers a! College 1* spending her spring va­ Ker. Samuel Hasler. C. M> suneU's. cation at home | i''."' ti?d •' »nxu HASTINGS MICHIGAN Banner Want Ads Get Results JJ'ARM and CITY HOMES alike have odd articles q( furniture, machinery and clothing in storage that are to/ valuable to throw away. Other people in the county want to purchase just such articles, but do not know WHERE to buy. The Banner Want Ad column is the best medium in B/ttry County for bringing prospective, buyers and sellers together. JI’ MAKES NO DlFb’ERENCE whether it’s rooms to rent, furniture to sell, upartments wanted, farm products (or sale7Tiire<rfielp needed, articles lost, live stock strayed, or what not... in each case you reach the persona you wish to reach in the most direct way possible. Banner Want Ads g«A results! J^ONT BOTHER to call io person ... Just tele­ phone 2415. If you arc not certain of the word­ ing, we will do our best to assist-you. Simply give us the facts and your ad will go into print pearly staled in the fewest words possible. 6ur rates are reasonable... one cent per word with a minimum charge of twenty-five cents. ' The Hastings Banner Telephone 2 4 15 �the n*«nNc« BANKtB. wommiwt.' Area n. iau i ■ hbowne center. robiniiee park. Wr ,nd Mrr Autlfl Thompson Mr and Mm Leon Potta and Mr New Light Thrown on Ancient Irish History and Ardlth wet* in Baitings Tues- and Mrs Ralph Finkbriner ol MldI day. dierille were Sunday guests of Mr. Harvard scientists. digging Into By Horn* Economics Specialists | Wednesday. 34- of Charles Post- and Mrs Julian Pelts. ' the white-flowered bog* and Ihe • Mtchiaan Bta’e College humus' neighbors and friends had Mr and Mr*. John Kollar spent green hill* of the Irish countrytide. ’ a bee for him. husking corn. draw-. Sunday afternoon with Mr and lira uncovered archeological remain* Aid Wall*' KCT-I—r-m-wi—in ■■n-MW-v-r- lr;J corn and Bn(1 cutting, Otto Lightfoot of Freeport. Mr which open up a new vlata of an ‘ Several requests have been re- wood. ; Lightfoot U home from tiie hospital celved by the home economics deMr. and Mrs. John Nash. Mrs feeling some better, but not able dent Irish history and may lead lo partment of Michigan State Col-’ Charles Pwthumu* and Mrs Wattrtn br aroupd without the use of a ctfabllslilnx definitely the racial J Identity of hitherto almost mythical ■ tear for method* of preparing yeasU 1 Thomas were Grand Rapids vliltorM*ne. and making bread . [Friday I About thirty neighbors.and friends early Inhabitants of Erin. Willard i Thc following method nf making Elmer Ellis and family of Lowell walked in to surprise Mr* Marvin de Rue writes. In th* Boston Herald, i liquid yeast with potato will prove visited at John Nash's Sunday. Clsler. thc occasion being iier birthRemains of an early pre Celtic | t . with ----- aoft-wheat ... Kenneth Prpoycr and family of day. A very enjoyable evening was people, some possibly of 4.000 «w *cry successful flour*-. 3 potatoes i\ pound 1. 1*4.Grand -----— . «-ixdrn ----- ------Rapid;, — and Lewis Skinner spent playing and----------vteitlng. i Clip* h boiling water. 1 rake jtut ' S and family of Brighton were Sun- She received many lovely preaenu ered In a treat scries of box-like [ t. ouncci in IU clips water. l'i cup* day guests at Watt Thom- After midnight lunch all returned tombs iriHitr- the Hill of Hlsughter, j ' to then homes wishing her many II 4tu cold water. 3 ‘i tablespoon* sugar. I as'. • In the Shannon valley. With them । IS tablaspnon* salt. Thr potaurMr and Mrs Guy Smith accom- more happy birthdays CIS baa born an- imred. cut into small pieces,1 and -panted Henry jnlm.iun to Grand Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cuter of Grand .-------— found a relic of the Bronx* ccxikcd until tender :n boding .wa- Rapid* Wednesday Rapids spent Sunday witli the for- BB'*- w|-l, ii scientists estimate, I*io: ter. Then inarh them in the wtiter- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brew and mer's mother. Mr*. Marvin Clsler. can 2*>«0 B. C." In which ihey are cook’d Add su- Watt Thomas and family called 'on. and brother Ray Great numbers of humsn bones gar. wilt, and enough cold water to - William Marshall al-SunshUfe hasMU* Betty Putt?- spent Thursday that had been burned upon funeral make 3 . cups liqttld, allow mlxturv ' pltal and Mr aruL Mr* Edward night with her fricti^. Lctha John- pyre* before tin* dawn of the Clirlslo become i.-.krwarm (about th F- Johni.on af Grand Rapids Sunday, son. ot Leighton. t|an era.,►•me of them enclosed In Add yea-.t >"uked In water. Mr... Johnson Miflcred a- stroke re- . •MrsLouise Potts.............. of Catedimte potterv urns uru* 01 of remote reinole ne-ign. dc-ten niso also .. -.Let ,, ---..... ................... —■ ~ — . ........ pottery mixtuie stand overniglit. Stir weft afterryssn caller nr ... . ' nd. well;, ccnlly-snd cenlly and 1* is in s a crltlesl critical condition, condition. tea* Wirn a Thursday aftemoan of 1,. lhc -rcat nad«r-roi irdffl . ! Mrs. Mrs Russeil Russell Benton Jtent/m and .»i Mrs. Mr. H*n. Mrs. Mrs WriBht Clifford rcpoM- i in tru gnat unner.r-.uM tl.e’iiext munung and pour <JIT !’1•! Wright Clifford, mausoleum <if ihe enclents cup* to *a'.e a* starter for next(dred Deming, two recent bride*.I ~'—------ —*— L ikdi.. ‘ tortmt in clean, scalded Jar. were given a mlsccllaji«:ou* •diowt r, i s kt rouvi 1 loowlv covered. -- —^.1 in cool place. i Friday afternoon by about fifty of< -... Mr------------and Mrs.--------Leland — Hammond Proportun*'tor , abaui 3S poundsounu-[ their tnrtr friend* mentis at at the tne Wayne Wayne Benton Benton'and I "na son h»iiand anuClarence viarence Hammond lummona at-, at-. Whenever parking away bundles of bread, using hard-wheat f. “7. Iwme. Tt. ’.” were presented - ' a lovely tended ••-------- ■ -• ---------- nf ctolblug. l.r.iukH*, furs, etc. to flour. They the *funeral of •* the *former.s are 2'» pounds or 3', quarts rjUiiru sifted lot tot lot gift, gift-. Games w. te played, grandfather. . Charte;. Barker, ot |,P UM.,| llt ...me fuiure date label iiard-wlteat flour. / ■ c_._ cups liquid --ice -cream ----- ------------and cake were _served and Richland Junction. Monday. . ... ... • —■ all — w thc -------. Mrg !la — 8^,. and------M„ --pypjj "Uisiie • either milk, water, potMo — water enjoyed afternoon. ----- ,,(.r|nt ---- .— ...----tn and or any combination o! these), 4| Charite Crouse of Hastings visited1 Rnl> called on the former's grandand Mr*. ••Harvey tcasjyxm.' salt 2 tablespoons sugar, his sister. Mrs. Will Fox, Sundny. i daughter. Mr. — ■* -------2 tablespoons fat. yea-.t prepared as--------------- - l*wis. and. children of Hosting-.. eave you »u mnch- trouble at some future date. • abore. If mft-Wh<at flour U used tinTHE CROSSROADS.' : Tuesday. proportion* are: about 2S pound* or. c « few r,»m IW< con.. । -------------»> —--------------------«M>dnn 3 quart.', sifted ,-ott-whrat flour 5 , mt7nity attendi-tTthe ,h** mumps. . .... ^pep Grange ih“'e.. bPrn havin have« been havino tht- -rr.umrw tableapbonv Migar. J tabtespoofu M- 'meeting a’ Welcome Cuncr- Sad-1 Mr und Mn‘ Alfrc<1 Bb!1 Ul. eu.Kh.iu.dH4M uwVuHM. TOluttbvMr 2J?* <“ -------------------- ?— <r was well worth Ustenina to hl’ l*rrnt*. Mr «nd Mrs. Fred Ball. M.1TN M.V..VZT,My c„“’ Thur.du. M.« W.I.u, Du, u. AlThi- sad news came Friday to Ute [moved to Manistee wlieic he has .a„“" " falu‘day CM,1*:r ln thc, I relatives of Mrs Anna Crossman of 'work. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Pau) and TlJFreejiort that she had passed away, DjUenbeck and family and | very suddenly while .'she was pre- hte -mother. Mrr. Diltenbeck of children of Kalamazoo Spent tlic „7 paring dinner It was a great shock Lake odrsjta were Sunday"-guests OVUM) v.-n-ns of Ul week end with licr sister. Mr. and Mr*. Lyle Francisco, ■r to her loved one*, ■e*"' —• from iu rr QrVB. l — ... and ...family. .... I howTutUc '•« wiui attended the Him tai at Pre"g3r| pinkbeintr.and'family have .MARTIN CORNEiUi. I KVr. 1 W T,-,l . .............. — .1 row. Mr and Mr- (> E. Kenyon w,. llir to and Mrs J.i Mrs. Alice Bernier nnd children of and Miy Hnr-c Hallork i Finkte-inrr from «xfl- neighborhood. I HastUigs were Sunday guests at Mr. Mila AKhbv. who has been in poor Holhs Shawinan and family and 'end Mrs. Orr Fuller a. Mvjoria Barry „rr spent the hnrit|i for tome tune is now ton- D,„laid stedge and fri¥nd of Hasnr.nover „„.R.nrv we4k end with her grandparents. K«“« -l “» 8M»SwoSii 1 hiipi* for his swedy recovery. - oUl,u.iy. , rrv:d Miss E-tlirr Hornjit Battle Creek .... Mr ----- Mu W A SUvm» ol , A „„ and Mr und Mrs Byron Moody and Ku.jand called on Mr. und Mrs Or­ at the P. T. A Friday evening. Prof : win Clifford of South Maple Grove !f y SmlUl Sunday afternoon. spent Sunday with Rev. Fred Horn Mr .„ld Mr, Arthur WlUttte of Davenport of Grand Rapids gave a ’ IfaMinm, were Sunday afternoon good talk. Coffee and NiMfwiches; A man wax driving- his baby' rar and familytins p<i-t 70 years scientist* Mr und Mi William temiievilh- raJkra ,lf Erlu..: William, and fammlltee. Shirley Slocum, Melvin and baby Surnnm- ot Buttle Creek Whetstone and Mrs. Clara Henlespent Sunday with id* brother/U-a’ - -Iroscopic analysis of laiiilinniini. thr Ntxt Sunday there will be 8. S. ter. and family and Ins sister. Mrs ihiM. Some two hour* Inter,Hie rnc iMitielle Muy. and wn Junuiie arc al 10:30 followed by preaching 70-jcnr struggle luta-eoded by work- |! visiting them thU week. . . Mrs Gordon Stahl ot Logan spent service by our district - superintend-1 cm of our btiretin of standard* who: lunch n few mile* down the road • Charley Kinyon, who has been' ,Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray ent Rev. Hugh Krnnedy. You arc i cordially invited fo attend these j confined to his bed <lw past week.1 Wi< !.u;d and family. . have detertnlnjd. the Wave length* Mr. and Mrs C J Moore spent' service'., service.-.. nndn-latlve InfenslHea «>f itxiroihan • Just nrrlvitig. lie halted the driver: its tx>me belter at thb> writing. 1.500 line* of thia iq.cc tra. They ' imsmM vop a mile or »■> bark. I Mr. and Mrr. Charley Barnes of from Friday until Sunday evening with Mr. und Mrs. Alva Moore and root NK. nte.> inrratlgnlril iirarly 500of thwe |? You're b.-en n long time : Pontiac vt-lt.d thrir uncle. Mr * nd School - has begun again after,' M, <; E Krnreii. SatarHav SauMaV r-.-e. .S: d»«Wr» ctar. MKhran iinra hl n Atrnnj: . mncm-tlc Il,-M ' g, ltins here" I1 Vr , h, n K K.-nvnn ’ ’ Mr and Mrs. Perry Pmney and having a vacation for German' n-,...,. *_ ■.... •....... “ said (lie other Rlieeplalily. i I 1 '' ’iliilr gjirceiw Is — especteil tn _i., n->l ■» « q -_________ family have moved from tin- Joint, , ihealM-s. materially In atniutc studies, ns nti "yon par-mi oil me »<• an quicsiy quit kly nun (hat 1I ,' The ability to talk well in public nan lurm vo ;•a lann wej<i of or Miame - ‘ Gladya Laubaugh is on thc Mck’ > »«nn west Middle-; nnalysis v.f the spectrum relea*.<" (hoDglit I'd ktopped. and I got <tit u-culd be a IJnc thing if pcopte V11>«' Mr- Fry and family of Carl- li t ..._„ • L .... .. .. a* evident —. ... .... 1...4 fto C •)cntpildrrabh’ Information op tli< . ■ didn't aTcnrt/'n of ’ •rrmoved tiw farmi» ofj Jo!:n John : Line 753 had a tch.plionc meeting structure nnd habits.of the atom. ; Fish. . at Theron Cam 5 Saturday enmtns. i I ability to manage publi* aflulrs. j Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore and Alfred Water- and family of Al-1 family spent Sunday with Mr. anaipena and Orpha Waters of Baltic j 'Mr* Jay Blakmv al Freeport. ;Creek spent tlir week end with tlwirl ’ Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cook and fam- parent*. Mr. und Mrs. Frank Wa-: lily und Mr. and Mrs. William ters. -1 i Hutchens and Mildred ot South Mr.* Geo. Rimsom -spent Sunday Bowne spent Friday evening with In Battle Creek. . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore. | The birthday party at George; 1 Mia* Marguerite Seger spent Sat- Ransom's wm« enjoyed by all. about itirdny night and Sunday with .Mil- ’ forty being present. . 1 dred Hutchens at S. Bowne. ' Adefbert Heath >petR Sunday " ’ with his parent* in Hastings. WEEKS CORNERS. NORTHEAST WOODLAND. j Mr. nnd Mrs. Leslie Dickerson and -, Mls-s fic kle Valentine ot Hastings .Mrs. Brach, of the Hendershott dis- ,called on Mrs Hatvhargcr and famtrict. visited Chas. Beach, wtm is a ■'Dy Wednesday evening. patient in thc hospital at Ann Ar- Ml** Lelah Handiargcr and friends ■ bar. Sundny. . of U<n»ing sjwnt Saturday evening | Harry Barrett of Battle Creek hasj' and Sunday with Mfi and Mr,-.. : relumed home after staying tlic : |iMt few week;, with his brother. Kwiide'nuking ^ivnte ' E J Sheldon. Mr. | Elmer I' Banvtt. ------ whfle — making *•*----------maple aI)(1 Mrfc Ixon Tyl(r #nd Mn caJkd [syrup. . i on Mrs. Tompson of Vermontville j Mrs. Florence Barrett and Mrs ' Friday afternoon. । Ellen Jarrard visited Mrs. Elsie Mr. and Mr*. Harley Hamburger Preston of Banfield Friday and saw of North Odessa were callers recent­ the new baby ly at his brother's home in-East 1 Mis-. Madeline Matteson will teach Wojdland. I the Weeks school again tlic coming I Lawrence Hansbarger .and friend,' Mr Mru t*. ol Wchl Sunfield here Ionia callers Mr -itid Mrs. Leslie Dickerson KfWa.. afternoon ■*i»itcd thc latter -, .tetrr. Mrs. Ousy _ , ,, , lit Div r.f Barryyilte Sunday, ah" NORTH HOPE visited Mi'. Beatrice Wood who U Mr and Mr*. Chas. Welch of the' a patient in the Pennock hospital. Striker district spent SurfHay with tier many friends wish for a speedy 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jay Anders and moth-. n-- ir-TTFrrsBSSi^B COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. I 11 OmemaRerS corner hn D TIRES ll us! ns AN 1-. New Supply Of CEDAR SHINGLES THREE GRADES Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Phone 2515 . Frank Sage -s- From 18U to 1621, the nniuUrr of shots In the Presidential salute cor­ respond'd with th* numter ’nf states. 'Ihe number In HJI'J wa» te. The number In ISJl.waa 21. It reiunlno<l al 24 until 18IT whin it was plai-ed at 21. Eventually the ntimliee 31 wa* selected WrcaU»r this number 1* the cuutottMry one uw.l f»r royal mlnfe*. fhla ha* te<-n In u-e certainly Sine* the Eightr.-nth century, and many wplan.v tion* of the number 21 have be.-i. offered. bigo corn of the Blgl.ora moun- Iu the Bighorn National forest, tnldway iwtm-rti the (Jqotlneutal divide >•”» feet elevation. There are about I j rla, „rlg,n gr<( bite \vp.illfe I* alrtindant. lllF ba|f „f ,|.# irm I jn Ptbotor ronIdlttoM of trovel nre maintain** by | the Furrat service. SKY^. (ICE HASTINGS MICHIGAN Saluting y firemen wore hnrehrndnl. For co anil courtesy. But he lo raise iil» hid•uatom ot snlul- It’s UP! High Anti-Knock for Michigan Motorists We invite you to see the r new Super Series S tides ofage eople s, but Want ty for FRIbTtTAlRE ooms farm t, livtyreach INvay t tele­ word- r give learly PS arcimuni ER STANDARD RED CROWN GASOLINE AND SETS NEW STANDARDS OF BEAUTY, QUALITY, CONVENIENCE AND ECONOMY Wc want you to *ec this new Frigidaire. With its smooth flowing lines, panelled design and sparkling lifetime porcelain it introduces an entirely new trend in refrigerator style and beauty. Never before have so many conven­ iences been assembled in one1 refriger­ ator—% more food space with no in­ crease in outside dimensions—auto­ matic tray releasing that causes the ice trays to float out at the touch of a finger —shelves that are adjustable—a frozen storage compartment—double Hydrator capacity—interior light—automatic defrosting—and many other features that save time, work and trouble. The efficiency of Frigidaire's famous two-cylinder unit has been increased twenty per cant. It uses only a small amount of electricity—no matter how hot the weather. . In its chromium fittings, porcelain cabinet and powerful mechanism^ thc r« There is a model in the Fr igidaire Standard Series priced- as low as $96 plus freight— Super Scries Frigidaire reflects that quality which means inbuilt depend­ ability and longer life in thc home. Undoubtedly, these are the finest Frigidaires we ever have had on our show­ room floor. Stop in and see them today. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY no increase in price ~ j Mr and Mrsr Nelson Hulber of < OATs (.ROVEI Buttle Creek »ere Sunday guests of The L. A. S. and Birthday Club Mr. and Mrs. Alter, Ulrirh met «ith Mrs. MynI? Stowell ThunMr, and Mrs. Warren Sefton of day with a «ood attendance. Grand Rapids are 5|>ending two Thc Sunday School put* bn an weeks at their cottage here. Ea-tcr program next Sunday eveBob Hart of Shultz called Sunday nine in charge of Mrs. Hoplu Smith morning al thc home ot Rankin and Mnt. Nan* CoolbauRh Hart. Bernita Rndabaugh and friend ----------- - *» --------from Hasting.-, spent Saturday evePLEASANT RIDGE, ning and Sunday nt Kimble ■ .Mrs. Uic Ragla i. asshting with The Coats Grove P. T A gave a tl,p work al Rickie's near gwMi program at tlic Allott P. T A. Vermontville. Vcrmontvtlle. , Mr. and Tcctcr spent' meeting Thursday evening. - .Mrs Arthur T:?.:. Lantern slid--, of Life in India" Turadav in Lansing. Mr. “ and Kinnr 'hive were :>houn on Sunday evening and। K,r *** Mrs. M” Albert AM* ’ **' ' ________________ ^ returned to-tltdr twmc in Flint 1 thc description of the pictures was: 8. Thompr-on. Thompson? " ' Mr un!1 Mr Wertman Shiftman' given by\E. S. We were proud ol Burry county ^ayc moved on » farm near Frcc-i in the recent election. Wc can not P0*}, Next and! soy the same ol the rest ot Mlclu** Sunday " — •special sermon -• I music in morning and an Easter gan. program in the evening. Ruth Woodman of Caledonia spent thc week end at home. * .Mr. and Mr> Clifford Timmons and gun of Moline spent from Wed­ nesday ttut.il Saturday with Mr.s. Tinimon.' brother. Lester Raymond, and wife Mr. and Mr*. Clare Williams called on Mr. and Mrs Howard Horton and children ot Battle Creek Tuesday Mr:- Horton w;u formerly Miss Zora Rich Mr. and Mrs Wm. Murray of Has­ tings spent a couple ot days las: week with Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Jordan. NORTIIEAM CARLTON. Mr* Shekel and son Frank have I moved on a farm south of Hasting* Mrs Elsie Decker visited her! daughters at Lansing and Potter-' Ville part of last week. Mr. Docker' went after her GMurday and re­ ' turned Sunday Bene Daniels is ill with German iineaaks. It has always been a great gasoline... the best non­ Ethyl motor fuel you <<ould buyANow it’s still better. It’s up in anti-knock! What does that mean? What advantages will you enjoy when you use this higher anti-knock gasoline? The answer to that more convincing than any claims you might read here ... is the result you’ll get when youi actually drive your car with Standard Red Crown\in the tank. TRY IT Try 5 gallons In you^own car! familiar Red Crown globe and get 5 gallons or more of this ADVANCED Standard Her Happieit Day Red Crown Gasoline. Then very fond of her brother Bennie, three years younger. One day »he came home from school very ranch excited over the fart that they had Iwen required to writ* a com posi­ tion on the subject—“The Happiest Day of My Life." She began telling of what mi me of the little girls wrote about picnics, tripe to the woods, when mamma asked her about wbnt day she had written aboyt. t • Oh.-' she replied, "I wrote about put it to the test! Try it for R>itea which bar* claims as bring the, first In (bls country were lb*H mid. at Lancaster and Philadel­ phia. Pa., by the gunamltha Dechert or Decherd, and l*man around 1T3A. Thaae* rifles showed their German influence, in Unas and dec­ oration. I Drive in where you see the GALLONS quicker>get-away in traffic. Try it for climbing power in the hills. Try it for greater smoothness and longer mile­ 78‘. age out on the big highways. At all Standard Oil. Stations and Dealers STANDARD OIL -ALSO DISTRIBUTORS OF ATLAS �Wednesday, .april j* iw Tnr bwtnbs binner >AQK TWELVE er export. Shelley’* Burial Ntt-b. were In I-owvll Saturday. of the president; Nina Lyle Adam; ot (hand Rahul* I ictday afterfaon. Ai>ril helping (ria father. Henry Ada'ini aUntly greeting new faces at each! meeting. Everyone U cordially in-: Dorothy Shellington of. Irving vited to attend these meeting*, our. IMitar give* a splendid message each evening. ■ Miss Josephine Novivkey spent Geo. Bassett L* suffering Injuries; j ! Tuesday with. Mm Sterling Rogers received wlUle cutting wood Monday caller* al the George ita.i-' Where Safety Lies The Safety of d Building and Loan Association He* in IU loan* and lt» protection by the Stale Law. ‘ The NATIONAL'S loan* are confined to flr*l mortgagi-* ?study of the map of China on which , wr located the place** of many ml?* I .’.lonartes. ' IF wav at this meeting Wijcox and' , re d*chjecl to give our. Mystery Mother and Daughter banquet Frf|day. April 28. at which a mh-'icn,a:v. Mix* Lot rain* Bennett, will give ®11£ ?Cational 3£oa11 & jjmiEahneitt (flontpaiu; tiie pulpit al both places. The North Maple Grove Sunday School are planning an Easter pro­ and ^99999999999999999^99999999999 ant the BEST seeds you seeds germination percentage. Dorothy Ouodrnough spent We have a complete stock of all FARM SEEDS. All are Michigan grown seeds (except the alfalfa seed). 59049956952195906 family .m. im.. w. .. uiiau.- ... Ijiiiir and jff.r many friends sympathize with iun- her :tntj nnij jt,w hrr SMITH BROTHERS VELTE& COMPANY Telephone Want*tb Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column , haadcr. of Campbell. ' Edward Baar of Campbell Dell O-Mflrry, ■ of Campbell and Mr*. J W. nk and daughter. Mt*. Super­ Grund Rapid*. und Mr.- Le*birthday dinner with a lovely birth­ day cake for a centerpiece. Wc 'wish Mr. Godfrey many mare happy FRIENDLESS? and dancing parties A telephone in the home u almoat indiapensaide pllgrtraagw to Rome. Becojnlng 111 during the journey, he vowed to St. Burth.iloujew that If he were spared She would build a hospital for the wa* on Atlguat 10. In th* presence of Byron. Hunt and Trelawney, cre­ mated to allow the Inlerinrtit of Hi* ashes at Rome. Thia took place on. course the hospital wu* built, partly by hla own handw “Bart's.” by the pyramid uf t’Jlua Ceitlua. 1 li* wiry, la the only hospital within tbe heart, which would not burn and city of txndou. and tbe lord mayor hud tern snatched from the (Lillies by Trelawney. w»i given to Mary Shelley aud la In the keeping of her Kidder. Andrew Service and Mr and| ft fa better t» have an Iron rail­ family." Mrs Lillian Kelly, all of living ing at the edge of a precipice, than There Ls to be extra special music. an ambulance wagon at It* foot to Easter Sunday at the local M. E. receive tbe body of the wuunlej Home* "Parceled Out” In England In the Seventeenth •ntnry the larger h<>u«e« often ere parceled out and willed In suddenly ill Sunday tnormns and - Mhiuie Quirk accompanied id Mt. Ted Tack to their n*w **spur of thc momcnl" bridge, dinner, theatre "Shelley's body." any* "Tbe Dlc-I tlonary of National Biography.” -wni vast ashore near Vlaregglo on July IS. IS--', nnd. after having been •der. Ralph Kidder. Waiter Kidder. Wclllituton and Henry Klddir and nwrclal building which might be considered harardouo. We invite you to consider National Share* (or your «t plus fund*. Never a dollar of qny* shareholder'* principal lost r CONSULT US ABOUT SEEDS, BEFORE YOU BUY ELiEWHERE! •He must compete—and compete —and compete. He must do every­ thing other , boya do. Yon do not want him different from the others." I* the keynote sounded by a doctor tn mapping out the after-care for Infantile paralysis when the victim, a boy, «a» ready to return ta school. Tlorence Brookins Newman, whose Little Joan HmitH ot Woodland: .lilted her aunt.- Mrs. Frank Hynes.< tertained by Mr* Lula Wertmgn of Delton Thursday. April 20. for din­ ner Everybody conic. . Wil) Shriber and family of Ha»tings. viMted Lloyd Owen und fam||ly Sunday afternoon. Word was received Saturday of thr serious Illness of Mn. Lydia LigliUodt of Ortfnd Rapid*. Grand Rapids Were gursu o( Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hynes Frtday eve- Mr and Mr.* Frank Yarger of funeral of Art Stanton . Sunday Hastings wen- guctU of Mr. and which wa* held at the City Mission Mrs. Prank Hynes Friday. Mrs Ida Howk accompanied Mr pi Hastings at 10 30 Hc was burled and Mrs Earl Rogers to Banfield I We are glad to report thc sick TuesdayMrs. Anna Crossman passed away children at John Houghtai in's are Friday about noon at the George on the gam. 1 Mr and Mm Ardy Owen called Leonard Iwane, her death being very on, Harry Woodmansee' and family sudden Rev. Loomis and daughter Oaytha of Dowling Sunday afternoon. < They have procured tile service* spent Saturday at Belding. Mr and Mrs Earl Rogers were of Misa Amy Hammond of Hinds Comers to teach our school the . Hastings visitors Tuesday. I Don't forgeKto attend the pro' coming year. Mrs Crusaman of Freeport was. gnAn Good Friday, which will be given in thc local M. E. church from ‘100 till J;00 o'clock Ln the at terSunday. Barryville Notice of Taking Township Roads Into County Road System � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-04-19.pdf 93bf4b39bab363a08983ff6413bcfa49 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR CAPITAL NEWS Iff AND ABOUT THE LEGISLATIVE HALLS II) Elton R. Eaton 10 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN,, APRIL 19, 1933 NUMBER PUIIDPU [I tn TO ERADICATION OF BOBfflWSPMTSNIEN 1’SBwisNEWCOUNCILTAK C..STRUIN S blWnun lILlLU U vine tb desirable New Silver Cups Donat-' Sixteen Hundred Are Has Been Greatly BenC^TYFIW State NAMED CHAIRMAN About TODRGINIZEl.1|Five CHARGEOFAFFAIRS Placed in Barry County ed efitted Because of This i ;d for Scout scout Advancement -< HATCHERY PLANTS YEARLING TROUT BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Streams 1 Efficient Service —Prizes to Be Awarded Awafded 1 HUNTERS AND FISHER.) Next week Wednesday jilght, MAYOR LEONARD NAMES J. L Brass, superintendent of Die, DEAN DAVENPORT SPOKE The supervisors at their session ' ._ MET FOR ORGANIZA­ Laiulng. Mich. — Beer, gambling Hastings Ft.di Hatchery, reports that. ON FORGOTTEN CHAR­ •last week received u communication April 26. will be held tire Boy Scout COMMITTEES—ALL ARE MEN PLAN ROD AND about sixteen hundred, yearling' ACTERISTICS OF JESUS" from Lansing, calling their attenCourt of Honor for April, the meet---------------------and races—atrupge ami aimuftt nnTION LAST WEEK CONFIRMED GUN CLUB 'brook trout have teen planted tn itlon to tire importance of maintainmg to be in the court room starting ■ believable us it la, these seem to tile high standard of tills state ut 7:30 O'clock. ’ wWS POSSESSED QUALITIES ' ‘ ;ng be the major questions Just at pres­ STANDING COMMITTEES In tile matter of bovine tuberculosa;. DR. BURTON A. PERRY New cupv'for advancement will be ALD, WM. A. SCHADER int before a" legislature that has in j Michigan lias experienced* benefits r-< r-» r-a > rx r-— JWaroeO. UlC CUpT. Having IX tn CIOARE ALSO APPOINTED &T «» !!.'* IS again PRESIDENT SELDOM MENTIONED IS ELECTED PRESIDENT nated by the Ha.'.tlngj Rotary Club. its hands the welfare of nearly live' from this action worth far more millions of people. , „ . .. . .’the names of streams planted with than 4t has coil. Buyers from other ’ —— ;Kim Sigler. Dr. C. P. Latlirop. MarBeer legislation has come as a Only Routine Business and these n-.V u.t in our judgment itt Our Civilization Only One states have come litre to purchase Contlderable Conservationwhitman and c. a. Hodges. Other City Appoiqteei Are direct result of the vote of the peo'■ « I At this time tile prizes in Ute klteCommunication! Noted in : »“,d “■ "»»' ™'“r '» 1"'‘ Founded on Christian PrinWork to Be Done in Coun- Iftying content are to be given the Sarno as Heretofore—Buspie. In some of the larger news­ I streams yiemselves..Llve specimens an accredited state in tin* matter o! Two Day Session of these huh are now on exhibition: bovine tuberculosis, and have paid papers there has been tin indirect.: ciples and Ideals ness Capably Managed ty, Officer Sumner Says plr.ner». criticism the legislature ■ better than average prices. — . .. -.. . . I All Scouts leaders areerurged ......— of --------- ---------- became i Al th« meeting of the board of su- at lifting* Hatchery. ! Thirty Barry county siwrVanenL. A)Jl^ ,^and “d2?J dL”r^f ’J^dj| The old council had their final The Presbyterian church was It has hutoted on taking Its times. pervlsors held lost week Wm. c Trout fishermen will welcome this filled to its limit on Friday after-1 rn«*t in the American Legion jull m’‘<!Una on M<Mlday evening, ad­ wltii tills important bill. Members Strain, supervisor of Assyria town-'iwws and will eagerly await May I1 noon at .two o'clock by thOM- who! jure at .the suggestion of George I S’^.Sdav aiS^Sndav ’aSi'm 1 ^“r*"8 Wnr dlP Th4! councU ot boih the bouse and senate realize ship, was cliuM-n as chairman. Mr. when tile season opctu,. Sumner, county conservation officer.:0”.^?4!urda> “nd 8unday' A| ‘ 29 immediately took ciurge of lhe desired to hear the Good Friday.that the slate is sorely in need of Strvin named the following comforthe thepurpose nuroo-r ofof organizing orvanlzinea a1 i **nu ' ‘i citv's city's affairs. They started by address of Dean Davenport. He said ; for the money that it will bring -rrrto^mlttere. tor this year; adopting the rulefc.and regulations • his theme might be stated.as "Some Barry County Rod and Gun Clifb.'. the Mate treasury. But there* same: Equalization — Wolrlng, Baekus. j of the old council. Tiie next move Forgotten Characteristic, ot Jesus.",Such an organization can be of real. leglstators. or nt least some of them, Glasgow. Morteita. McCann. Barber, was to name Aiderman William He began by referring to his exper-: value in a district so favorably en­ realize too that untold damage that:Smith. '•Schader an president o< the'council, dowed With game coVer. Jakes and I fence with young jx-ople during his careless ,JL Ickilslution bring............. upon ; Mlrerllaneou* Claims — McIntyre,' “ -,-'-*'“ cun - *'-■ .an offire which he has filled so ur' long carver as a teacher. Hundreds, streama. Mr. Sumner believes. In ' the state. r • :Moon, Hyde. tceptably for several years. and hundreds had corne to him to I CITY TO PREPARE EIGHT tact a simitar Club did exist here a Tile beer bill as originally intro-.। Criminal V„„M Claims—Chose. Barter.' , •, The following standing cocnmltnumber' of yearn ago and accom­ , tul[t over things that were at vital ACRES NEAR THE DIS­ duced gave to villages and cities Graves, plished fine things In the way of '; tees were named by the Mayor and . concern'to tlxir lives. He stat'd POSAL PLANT absolutely no control over tiic opLive stock CUInK-Usburne. Moon, MANY ORIGINAL AND’ that young people like the qualities rrr.tacking lakes and streams, pro­ PERSONALITY FAB trillions ot these places. It could Potts, tecting game out of season, etc. CLEVER DESIGNS WERE 'hat are sliown, by men <4 convic­ • Public Safety anti improvement— not specify the number, their locaHoads and Bridges-Brown, WotTIktc Is urgent need for this same NECESSARY FOR SUCCESS i Miller. Reickord. Clarke. Hoonan. tion. courage, conscience—wise men ASK CITIZENS DONATE EXHIBITED tk>n or their metlux) of doing bipi- ring. McCann work being carried on at present.' in who-are unafraid. He mentioned j ! Side and Crow Walks—Haven, THAN TRAINING new. Tlic bill went so far ux to Salaries-Martens, Hyde. LconUSE OF VACANT LOTS the opinion of Mr. Sumner, if t)ir fact that the Bible concordance I Wallace. Wetesert. Schader. placc membora of |he liquor com- ard. youngsters of today arc to enjoy the names wlrat it considers its the out-' LARGEST ONE WAS : Streets and Bridges —Welsscrt, mission to be appointed under its Finance—Hyde, Smith. Moon rnn-rv r-r-r-r i mm -'tanding quahttea of Jesus’ life, but Applications Should Be Made age-old pastimes of fishing and A UNIFIED LIFE WILL h। Schader. Haven. Wallace. provisions beyond the reach of the Glasgow, Backus. FORTY FEET LONG fnlta utterly to mention quality' to C. R. Rogers—Seed Fur­ ranging the fields and woodlands INSURE OUR HAPPINESS’ Water Workfr-Schadtr. Waitace. law. Tiwy could not be Iwld c:,—*--• Clerks ------•*---- : ............... * *“tor ‘“’J Township ‘Township ’ Rcports-Moon, : for game. * that would be shown by such inclany criminal act or they could not Stutz. ’. 1 prilc5 t0 Bc Awarded al dents as the driving of the money | । All of the sportsmen who.attend----------, Haven. Welsacrt. ■ isit. Leonard. ' nished by Welfare Deplf be sued tn any eJvli .action. One AwsrfSsa= “i—Barber, = Apportionment Mein-'1 _ ,„ __ ed agreed with Mr. Sumner that The Emotional Life Is Largechangers out of the temple; His re- j Ftnance-Clarke. Miller, Reickord, senator |>olnted out-that if this pro- tyre. Chare*, — , Court of Honor on Wednes­ buke of the religious leudg9< of His • The council decided .Friday ev_'* r.uch a club should be formed By ning to have the city set about at ly Determined Between i Hoonan. vision was permitted to .stand, the Printing-Schader. Brown, Potta. unanimous vote. Dr. Burton A. Ferry 1 day: His statements "I rfjici My i day Everting, April 26 the Ages of 15 and 18 I Ionce prcimring ground for any citi­ members of the commission could County Properly-Glasgow, Stutz, raw-,nd ■ 1 »m l.«lu zen „„ who „„„„ may desire to grow a larg- : was elected to serve ax president. R. । Tiie boys of Hostings had a big niter retain for tlumrelvea all of tin* in- potu. • ol tte -odd. Ite *«<1 Hr lo ,, vraeublr r.«lrr. than hr could M. Cook was named temporary sec- i Dr. Jume.s King, president of Ughting-Mlller, Clarke, Hoonan,' romc from thc beer business in the. inventory of Court House and time Satutday at the city-wide kite Kins Hrrad „«l Hh »tarp retake ‘ „„ „„ jh,: "SS-er to "get things going" D’r. ’•'"*—• collexc. and hLs nyjiiBtant Mr __ z contest held at Ute Country Club state.: Jail—Smith. Fennels. McIntyre. J1’™ °'* lh,T. b, u“'d. "t taonedr de.ire that Ihl. .hoidd anuomted JH ”: ;, Sewers—Schader. Weissert, Wal­ Tile senate pawed some seventy! Inventor) of County and Detrn- grounds, the affair being sponsored Balan. T1 rar arc not the artel, ol u. m1x.“ ppotnud the lhr follouinc ,011-'“ng comrom-iOh;«toUrt;"^ga« ‘ad7iTghtfi ... „ m.rkr thia Rar- Perrv by the Boy Scouts. or more amendments to the bill. Hun Homes- -Graves, Osborne. SchaHaven. and potato ratenk emt the imures. |and interesting program at the Ro-:lace. ’ Al) kinds of kites were in evi- a merrlv cxal man; they are tire Soffie of these evils were corrected., dcr. ■. .rate or a brave, ouupokrn. manty „ m,k „ rhe at, Organization ..... ..... .. — George „ - -......... Sumner. -. .uvnuaj tary Monday tit noon. The Trio con- i Ordinances—Ctarke, R e 1 c k o r d. Others were not. An effort by Dr. Judiciary — Glasgow. Usborne. ..... dencc. man kites, box.kites, buucr- man. lu 1 oi ««■ . „ h, „„d ”■*'-------- Vein teary. Bob Mills,' sisted uof. .. c followinr M|SSI:Hoonan. Miller. chairman: the • 11 y kites, multiple kites, nve-toot, J T. Upjohn, veteran senator, from' Moon, Snrii-Arner, Robert Cook. j ~ -• — ■ r | city Property — Wallace. Haven, TO ' W 1 ?."f.. J '" “ dlnmral plant la located It nil I Schoonmaker, violinist: Miss Scott. the Kalamazoo-St. Joseph district. I Fuel. IJglita and Water-Pvnnels,, tetrahedral kites and dragon kites. I kenerally dep el Him »«h .n HalMembership—Mr. Smclker, ehnir-jcellotst king, pianist. lhat tract, donailnt the tue ol Icellatst and and Miss. Miss-King, pianbt. The! Tile!|WeLiurt. Scluder. j Tin* smallest one exhibited was only Jan lace, mol, they rrpment (ud. to amend the bill so that a-closing'Brown. Smith, ,m,h elite™ man; Bert O'Donnell, Max Reynolds,: ,imu trio nave gave three •*— selections. —•—•*— each' —*- 1 Election — Hoonan. Reickord, hour could be llx**<I al night and Insunin.e—Leonard, Backus, Wot- ; two Inches across and was made by ness. n™. aentlrneu ym,Iy p,„. Jarhcs Bristol, Charile'Freer. gentleness nod and Under,. kindne&i In in „ hwy-tliy encored, each encore win-;■ Clarke. I heartily । Miller. . to prevent girls from wiling beer.. ring. ' * ■ : Vernon Wtninger. Jr., while the Hun. they do not show the things The plans are to enlarge each| E » It was very fitting that the new eachj nin nlng a gracious response. respond*. Dr. King l.irgtst was a dragon kite. 40 fret that .must have made Him meat nt- jxites. The council also requests found no favor. It fit a pretty safe Drain*—Potts. Brown. Usborne.' of Hustings, who own - committee with members from dif-'uave a fine talk on what an Individ-fcouncil should recognla? the fine prediction that another determined Superintendents of Poor Report— ’ long, made by ‘Nelson Gardner. traelh.. to Hu teytn-lta cour- that citizensw„,„, vacant lots which they dre m not go- -ferent sections of the county. iUd! nttds to face the tesponslbtlilies service which Bert Sparks has given This represented 75 hours of work. effort will be made to add simitar I McCann. Barter. Leonard, te. moral .tronklb. HU wlUlta...» t^rolve,. rb-mra.m.in.. (temte >/»..«. tta th,. A !x?ronc| organization 'meeting of Hfe. las city engineer by re-electtng him amendments to the bill hl the house I ( ounly C lerk * and Treasurer's A clever feature of the kite* mode by nex-s to face consequences. His de• .... ------ ­ has been called at the Arnerjcan Levacant Ipts .... to the coun First, he said, we need an appro- for the ensuing year. He was also Harry Thompson wxs.the parachute termination to return to'Jerusalem.। use of such r While th-re Is a dtapnstlon on the Itepotta—Stutz, W’olring. Graves, ro [naL that ... they mayibe .tped for glon hall this Friday evening. April Nation of the inlierent possible rich-1 appointed by the mayor os street part of some to let any kind of a I Itereilulhnv, ant! Rule, and Re<u- stunt. The day was most too windy although He knew that doing s« cil. <raidcns . ~.e The .council will have 21. commencing "at 7:30 o'clock. An .... ------of our ow n lives, if we will give commissioner, and will nil both for a iH-rfcct demonstration but all beer bill jkws. there is a general de- tailant—Backus, Schader. Chore-, meant His death. there* these lot* lots plowcu plowed «ur tor umk those »nu who m«j may cflort is being made to get sportt- th* inner life the chance It siwuld' offices capably as lie lias in the sire to Irave u bill posied that will I Taxe*—Hyde. McIntyre, Martens, of the kites flew, that of Jack W7. “’J1.... ..*? tl“....... nk ,*1...“*. ««h to use them for Haiurna. gardens, and ..----.wiau.io inriur ami men from every district tir the coun- have. We need to realty that our!past. Tl'0 mayor also named and the highest. , Ktvui permit the Ix tr business in the Mute I Live Slock Sanitary — McCann. O'lJouncH - - --- -- going .. ■ ------ -rent iiicii men tn of niMury lilstorv were u-ere nae Ilac ke niesAle*. .rl.., tou. “ ,r . “ t “ ’ "J S «<•<■• Alra„, job. it l,u the council confirmed Clarence ity to attend so that 'final plans can altitude toward our *" u whatever —- *• - — —*' — -« m. — ■lo be conducted in a i«r|M*ctable’Stutz, Pcnucbi ' non .Ite k in trere Ut tta nijkt qluU., „ld H„teoo; hot teh-lte! be made. All persons interested are' may bc. is really our attitude to- Shultz xs night police; Harry mid orderly way. one that will not | Acri< ultural Extension — Martens, o ’ •"*■• ■'foerally teuklbr. loteroatloo-'1 put in their applications at once. : invited to the meeting. ward ourselves, and therefore we!Thompson us city marshal; Kim Ofy on. Htej ^ktSt. Chrator ta- ,, tlK. >dHd teta bring the criticism tliat wna heaped Barber. Graves. .need to comprehend ourselves. ISigkr as city attorney; Dr. M. R. ^t,,, „„ w;tlmul Him 1 The city will apportion the ground uj»n the old linu* saloon. | Health Cnil-Mclntyre. Scluder. l«A Urn Tbom|»oo. Ute Mite. h,„ | Tlic problem ot getting along in I Kinde, of the County Health Unit as J.ojeoe Bute. Mm Ateck. John T,„ „„w„t Ioroe. I„ mbyte te In the order in which applications rish night at st Governor Comitock has made It,Hyde, doubt there are life is very largely the problem of i health officer for the city; Harry clear that he will veto any beer bill ; Pay Roll—chose. Penneis. Brown, Leary, James Nash. Harold Fink-ouiet forces—like sunltaht m-nv-’ are 'received. —iL-----taNo —C, — briber. --------------------W.llrr Abroek. O«<m Ote ,7’u te Artetas "Wte tor te Ute belo, inonipsun as fire orc warden: warucu. Guy viuj Gid* uiuROSE HALL THURSDAY personality; tor where we get In life■..Thompson that does not provide the state with , ------ --------- - --------------------------------- ------,r snuwcrs. Tta lllc rviu kill, taul tales. Dooald Dortey. Wat- I” '"' f.i »< employtebt to thU city, who served' “ to faithfully ■■ ■ । , u> uwv aa> ,ls umc due far more to personality dings, J‘— who “*■“ has ’------------i.kmy ol < n. HEALTH UNIT CONTIN*'"■Pud' ?™,d“,”'TNelson w»>. • i.,,te, cr„< x d1 „ ,K* . , will be glad of the chance .to raise ProfessionalI and well as chief ot the fire departstatement was inspired when it »i> 1 11 u•’ 11 vul’ ’ vr-an ter N-' —•’■ , — • Md" Tlxta. Unol.me nr-r» aim-rtir-n Jer Catlkln. Gaukln, Bob Bob Caukln. Caukln. £ J— tms is no ume tor-mc-re ror mere weakrtrac., weaxm's... vet,.tables which they will need, Fr. Wm. O Bourke, Iri.h Col. success is not' won by training 1 ment. was again named for that alone brought to his attention that the I L'Z2 ”Z” T2A7 - w sxii*. nor ini ..... . ............ 2. ..... UED r*..\07 ANOTHER YEAR ‘— ,,nl"r-,•’"J",nor ta mere m. n- mr-ekiM>« nwekn,^. Anrc Our. iw u tlw ,[,<■ . Icons and Bert Hogan to —along with training ttiere must go position. senate had attached an amendment | |l.r, u„ -HnnJd ------------------------------ .ArthuBolo. L. Z Hall. u b,„k „„ especially to raise n supply df po’.a- i 4<(,.wV r.,.,1 Vorr.nn --..........................-Stw XSte the development ot a winsome pcr1 Jo the te-cr bill which. If )mu>.m'<L, Dr. Kinde Gave Report to Adcock, and Vernon lVlr,l,r,-,.r Wininger. Furnish Program . ~~~ — — ——------- viiiiAuiaii pimcipiv:., Tte«a~ me iivuiz-i. ”... . ! sonality. Tlie inner self lias much CIVIC PLAYERS BUSY wopkl do away with all enforcement p T> , , „ . r , Winners Wlnncrs oecnrdmK aecordmg to iur<age agroups ti(m5 of Babylon, Egypt, o of |purp0-1 ,hcuM „ m,„, ita>. „r n.h.;™, of 1^;,,. c n I Thursday evening of this week to do wlth our Ilw and thererorf laws the state passed in ini? it is a I Board of Supervisors of :and the awards received were us<Q)T,.ce un<j of — -—— -­ WITH REHEARSALS , .- ---ter, noI.Ro,,,, He will be ■< the W*ltee ' will' be ' Irish Night" at fit. Rom*.we ought not to neglect It. In crossi follows: . Htaie fairly wife prediction to make that: Fine Work Done < Jack '“"S? “ 1H«« imndpie, T.e 8,„„. „„ ihall. This means an evening of solid ’air the ocean at one time, he saw Age Group, Np I Sr w'l'w'iw l.'rJ'1'"' ' Intense Work Required to tate,™, „™ h: Cb «e ranlteH ,„d M1!, ,«!> week from .«l..um».«_p. rt d M Ute. ’ 2 ODonnelL Baseball. „„ y May nrat> ’of supervisors last week tacptalnlng <W> .. p Chrwun elvUtellon’ w. ockfk ockxk Hc Produce Better Type Age Group .No. 2 <12-14), Hriiry jiavt. Ina(j,. .some progress. Wfe have and laughter. bulk was underneath the water. Rcnrcicntatlve Bon p- Rin< nf ’whal u,e County Health Unit had1 rv. ------ ■. ... Zralgn.ie lot or ground whldi (Continued on page three) «bo Uted j djjnr; ----------------- -ten .. de- theotte of Drama . .went u „ Ior Mnk.nlm,. Lovers of Ireland and Irish his-' What seemed strange to him was Midland has been made chairman of; hc^th rondUkms^'alMi11 submitting i!!?!1111. *,lor*"cr B beln* teklen | .. i, — p hoped many cittern »te Few people realize the intense ---------------------------------> tory will wont to hear Father Wil- ttiat this iceberg was moving south­ BARRY D0CT0RS .back; ,. human lift* is regarded asie — -vacant _?• lots •*-_• work necessary to produce a play of own that — can tc be used Ham J. O'Rourke of Portland in an'i (Continued on page five) ... >n rara)ir<r x«r n^jers, ; illustrative and educational lecture.' , t ( ________ the better type, according to L. E. S 1“ . entertain guests Jems.. Far Instance, how can Barnett, director of the Hastings innan;Those who know Father O'Rourke LiacTikinc addocpiatco £.“k" «><>■* •*> Hear a'ra^S,^^! vi n.ubiu.o.. • -------urc uell aware that his lecture alone “Ab I INub ArrntLIA I tb Civic players. . iteK.m’*"1' “ 'nl'"j HER F|NE FACTORIES Light farce is comparatively easy. ' Mistakes can be masked under Fine Talk by Dr. BuxSTATE is helping O'Donnell of Grand Rapexaggerated conduct and substituted the Rtxjtfeuc3!50oi of Chicago (get the strength and the power toi l’nesttaation was passed jlite HockMirr Fiiiindatton rraMateu !i.M» baum ol era tte"llm«jli";n<i"ite7Jic'r"», WITH WELFARE WORK ' Dprthy WtelTraupofTrur>*c<S* Mtelrial Condition! Are lines do little or no harm when the b> both tile house and senate With- land •» — . ‘ ,1..I Ahnut im nhvsleiane nttcnrW t)u> meet our modern nroblrms? The! the balance comes from the! About 60 physicians attended the mj*et our modern problems? The lecns will carry you back to the oldi - Better in Hastings Than octor becomes forgetful. The pur­ out an objection. Chairman Bias It'lV. "" JT Foundation. meeting of the Barry County Medi- answer'to these questions is Christ | j Barr? Co Labor 50(1 w “b their famous Irish songs. . _ . pose of the______ comedy make peo­ n<f0Ptl°n that | Kellogg nol jitfprfjjng that the board > cnl society, wmen was i ______ _______ __ __ _ _____ ________________ __ is. to______ It Is not sucking that the board Society, which was held at the himself, who had that Divine “P f “ , ,. Miss O'Dbnnell is a talented musi“I Most Cities ple laugh and serious reactions are storiedMmm«*atelvVeand Kd voted unanimously to have this 'Episcopal parish Kra.,^. house here on within Him.J*hich Him which He wishes ubhes to lm-1 im-1 Up to $7,000 57,000 Limit OB on Michl-' Industrial condlttans In .!.,_ this city! iwt ’exited no? experienced by —j — ------ .----------------FT.iu.nnai raa-i.h clan, well known throughout Michi-; >-• — that he would be able to mSke work continued tor another year. I Thursday evening. Doctors from pkrt to His followers, to make them Road Maintenance gan on Account of her numerous ap-. are by no means 4s good as they the audience. available ™the Stafiure toedi u 11 u ‘ reaH* wonderful service the ' Eaton and Aljegan counties a. well «iual to meeting and solving life's pearanew before the microphone. |wert three years ago. but from all But the requirements of a real )w rocured from h«tm>mrv bet™ He,lth Un“' •» performing. It not “ from Grand Rapids and Kala- problems. Trtto ^n^ ta wperiklly fottu | Ust but not Jcait Bcrt Ho<an tt(. can lpafn frOm Hai. arc exacUn<. *(ore only has carried on its campaign mazoo. were guests of the local soX ^sts B hid SeSSSedto °ne of the best story tellers in Amer- tings from other cities. Hastings is'repetition are endlewv Although the the present session adjourned. Berv-i......... —r T."’—. ............ *............. ................ c,etv CPC A RING AT WIGUy | costs. It had teen plannedIto lca W11J |We#ent u , niakc you bettfr than avcrtge Clnc pla>w> lntend clcty. SPEARING AT NIGHT lo« on ite roatmuten ol ,„qulry n w-wnlto. <« cicwlou. Tiic iwnor guest and speaker was’ IQ KiniAl 1 A MICHI ™rk for The month of Anr 1 It was ,orBct your ‘roubles with his Irish, factories across the river-the Seal, sent their ploy until June 9 and 13. with clulrouo ■!» «rr Rrateo- ““J •J? «tai»wr tomtata’s <11.Dr. Henry Buxhaum of Chicago,; IS NOW LAWFUL r^7ned {hat if tte <iunty wohW 2e.rftSl!?!!d “®n,y .V'^n« and ,h? H«“ngs Man- reheanab itarted on March 21 and have developed. '<"1 But 1its Ullte Jolm strange of Eston (eases ' “ moat who ‘ learned that if the county would gave a most interesting talk on | « ■>« rar mirarax rar Hogan : ufacturlng. companies, ।_;em-(there ___________________ '.-■■■ can tell them. Those 1 ■ are giving • liavo been —at_____________ least two per county, Edwin Babcock of Branch im|x>rtant work, we think, is the "Modern Method* of Obstetrics.".Conservation Officer Sumner:,Sint “fV|‘sh awmk 115‘ *tiie ’r state woutoTmof peraons ' ?”*’ *Trc for‘una‘c lo , him a ployment to many men. The Manu-; week since. A* the work progresses, county and Senators Neal Lain- health training it Is giving in the , । n^ttem theAnrifun slate would dttfine toa_ limit o^iitrartra v, wrc Wkkkltj, - ...... ------------ ------“ —£i . . Announces of tlic county, which — A./ nnzviinrann rrHnnfma Vtnb .........work t.em _ ..­ Lcw >T"r!* Bgo **“ 8raUrely **“► ,o facturln« Company te running five'the number of rehearsals IncreaM* T* L-‘* Changes in inFish ­ needing eraux of Kent county unci Jay public school* o(S7 0M^ln working1onstate trunk ^“r hlm. B8“ln'. and who “nd on*-ha« day* tt w*k and h“«nd even at present some portion o( will teach the youngatfh how to rrnl n*ls of motl°n pictures. Tills; Towne of Jackson county. . ’t«Johd — *_,f “ s«'rl<:’ °r thrre . _ o-------------<»’.«». In w rking। on t te trunk httVp „ol h rd hlm cerlaln|y no, recenU5; added to 1U tUt of emplOy,; the play ls n.1M.flUrd „ ing Laws of------------------the State take tetter care of themselves and ', I----M*0111 -! »»addresses u—----------------------------to the doctors of Conservation Officer George Sum- or tnu, ninn is that the money does opportunity. eex. . Jected to special study. res. The Seal and the Viking Viking comcom-Jected It was weeks ago when the pre- guard against disease. ^’nM°Vnt^ lner “^ounces that the ftahlng taws not hire to be re^ld to thTstate \.C»l ySi.r ^«‘»J«nn I*o « Royr' tiante* l»ani« haff have hrfn been ntnnlnff running as they' n.ro.t Great care u has a« IK,;. *s to te given to COT* dicUon was made in this letter that the >PettaiUts being brought to the haVe changcd M mat spearing Welfare Ofi cer C H Cta^ a,I " ‘ 4 . Ton L Kcnne<ly ' MurTay > ear Table CmTn» B < reel enunciation *, —l,—t" ** । —— — j-.— -• •«jice* cuuuu*uv(i and pronuncuipayleu pay days were near at CLOSING MEETING OF gins. Tim Burke or ’ atto LyBarker's I and the BookcoseU5 planta arc both tion. JS. The ’position ot each actor, : “"litiTn1" Xilbt!” “ 'ten-'K ,"d ■»te« ,?l^u.^te^X ‘»rete SS hand for the employes of the state of Michigan unless immediate and - ------ _ .»««-. w..e.c Mlc r-.nm voumj drastic action of some kind was Boy Scout Leaders to Hold Medical Society were the hosts, -------- .-'™lnnTuik"rrita''«.S"«ll !“* *‘l "?■-1 SeMtaXmTXbTta. ta-' ‘ ° Il“* ,'J * r"‘M M“dJ . ■ i.pprarad .nut.dra.tarotatat „ taken. The crisis is now at hand. < 1 T” While be«r bilk, betting bills and । Meet Camp Ben JohnsLiSnSSMjtW «jS‘*rt.HE!i5; Bumncr1"a,nS' ‘CCOr ““ tO Mr ({£ Tabor and it'ravra th? coiunj » ton Over Week End • j . i ... wj . , j «^n 7o be"^^^ other measures of a similar nature j ton Over Wonlr F.nd ! have been forced to the front ranks!| *■ c.m„ tataftom !£j I lie Iirwt.- Or KdkiLMnr t'Miermcn wno enjoy spearing at { --------------- --------------------! Sjiecd of Chicago will give K."Sik m,hl. 9„k.„ “ ™» "GABRIEL mta Uk,. tb,. ^.taj-Ataa »<-.*» ..G4RRIFI OVER 0VFR WHITE WHITP i on -nwuira' 11 ite Ate,™ "teiy ^d. ‘ , ly difficult and trying. But the HOUSE" HERE SUNDAY proposed 3 3 per cent subject of the civic Player* have selected one of ‘ , k Tblv I. an rap.Hm.nte nrd.r Io The Untied cSklra ol , Iroubkd Michigan Impatiently Wait!; controversy. | tll(, jjnunual dramas of recent gram tx-gini ai a:ou p. m.. on Sat­ NAMED NEW MEMBERS OF Spring election over and politics1 yearn and knowledge that they are nation are smoothed out os the An-i for Solution of Tax Prob­ atantiy and rapidly decreasing rev­ urday andUlocra with a Scout dem­ {drouU taw bran laid <«| ita ItaU. protein, romrthltl! reU, tranhgel Gabriel iwvers over the White enues of the stale ’ have brought onstration on Sunday afternoon. LIBRARY_COMMISSION [« -d,X' “ lem; 50% Salary Cut ‘ But they are still at It. This is a while is sufficient spur to ttelr am­ ■ • • I MU IkMV lUUvlW kllf IVNUIUIIUIU House to guide the hand of a ha­ about the emergency sooner than I politically-minded legislature with biUwis ' ' The cent will bc 60 cents for the rassed president A powerful gang­ Adds to Capitol Unrest : expected. Blate officials have ad­ three meals. Saturday night, Sun­ 0. W. Clarke, Leon Tolhunt ,l1' “d".wl“ te iraeuuted w no ster ring that has been bleeding liui a score of vitally Important prob-. The civic theater movwneht is vised the legislature that unless day morning and Sunday noon or 30 end 8upt. VanBirakirk lerna on its liancw. ! ara(UinK considerable enthusiasm । —:---------- —te-.--------------- country Is broken for all time as the there is forthcoming some new reve­ cento for a single meal which is very . A.i this ta written the brer bill ta lwre Lny propte have exprewed By S. I- Marshall. "DAO’S NIGHT" AT i inspired chief executive takes mat­ nues at once, there to little prospect reasonable. The men are requested Were Chosen "Just now it is BEER. in the committee. In the House and,a to assist the work in some t- i ters into his own hands; other acute of u pay day next wek. M-iyor Leonard at the council!’ Patron and amoclaui to bring their own blankets. "No one dare guess what it may —you’ve guessed it—there are en- mtnnt.r r. T. A. TOMORROW Crises are met in the same deter­ About twenty men have already meeting Friday night named the fol-1 rottar. IM »mtntatnu -bUh taw;„ K,r*||, are m net b«l___ M_______ rookiteta be next.” I"""" ।tnemwrarupa -----mined manner. The story Is draThe University of Michigan and registered snrouted from the fertile brains in __ .ulJ from Barry county and j lowing gentlemen as members of the Tliat is the way Rep. Vern J. ?’,r?u;cd f™n’, ,5 , _br*lni ‘n to meet UU* Ja demand. A special program for dads has amtic and Inspirational; critic* quite the Michigan State college at last 130 from the whole area, and it is Hastings ”"** *Library Commlssfon. c' ’ C. W. been arranged for the P. T A meet- generally agree that the play is one Kutatme'u'^lw^n^ccomSteh" ^h,t lhe «nal be^MU look! FTS BEAl'nEWS. know what tt really means to face hoped Clarke. Leon Tolhurst and Superin­ a group of axe wielders wlio really ' number.there may be more than this tendent of Schools D. A. VanBus- ing at Central school auditorium of the greatest in recent years. Wal- ing the thing it faced and still faces. ' l““? ' ■ Again we ask our readers to tomorrow evening. Thursday. April ter Huston takes the part of the In- I know 1H7W to use these tools. The, klrk. Mr. Brown calls attention to thci Vcrn Br°wn s*y« No one dare over the butancaa news In thia TO, commencing al 7:30 o'clock. C. J. splred president. The play will be legislature hat made it quite evi­ The library of this city has never Barnum of tiie Woodland Consoli-. 8hwn at the Strand Theater here fact that a great many new and 8ueM." , In future issues of the Banner.' dent to these two educational in­ EASTER PAGEANT AT been more appreciated or more Inexperienced men were rent to the , ot al *”1 find this news worth dated school will give a brief rterSunday and Mbnday-a date earlier stitutions as well as all the others PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH । needed than it Ixas been and is dur­ rararaz. — lecture „„ — [than most W(I clty thegtenT have ’Michigan legislature this year. Ito! commented Saturday "The Ud while every week. Tpe t—> eopllcon on vrai.rau... Yellowstone' in the state that it meant what it a rnnaritv rrowt 'n(t»nA«ri Ilnfr the deprfwion and because of Park using slides made from photo- ।been able to manage. Sonic of the committees were ma>' fly otT any minute.” jof HMUnfS who uaa lhe said when the order was issued to made up almost entirely of new- „ d., . . . . . . . !columns give in litetf ■ graphs that he look himself. Follow; "cut." People drawing pay checks 1 SCdUT EXECUTIVE 1members. It took them five or six o,ie ttataJK 1« being demanded byimenls each week Ing will be an open discussion con- BOY : mode out by the state seem to nlng i to see lhe Ea-iter pageant writ- j ‘ ,n, cerning the relation of parents and BOARD MEETS TONIGHT. weeks to sort ot learn their way j ll,c administration. i tng reasons whliave the idea that there is an un- ten । by the Rev. John W. Kltchlng. । BETTER DO IT NOW! This Wednesday evening, the about. । teachers with young people. Among i T,1C new bu‘ sh»» U1“f «uch should ba ref' limited supply of money somewhere ’ Then came the bank holiday. I ‘onn “ only »n amendment will bc peraon within meeting of the Boy Scout the musical features will be some monthly i and ttiat the state government has lLhe ilorr of Chrtit. dralh and perron who hu why fold coin or old-huhloned hermooy by the executive board will be held lit the When that was disposed of along .la* *hen.' HasUna*. “*’■ dlroet roora. to It. Tberercee It U resurrection craurrro i™ wu end J wee revmnUy rererenuv • end yold on!<r certineele. rerrlheec. to m turn them Into -S<j.“n,w . o-0WoMtaXn... .. 1 the spring election and poll-i*nd ‘E- the Eighteenth Amendment, m* dollar ' i MrdJo - them to rrehre that they brautllully portrayed. The eora- rome tank In eeetatae lor other tta H^tlra. m.k American Legion rooms, starting came, *• ‘'nally rej**1*5• ! the |------ *■ with a dlaner at 0:30, served by tics was the order of the day. loo ta.e rot to econonure lu.1 meodeble «wrk or the choru., money. The tank ttat ncelrae It £S?e otiSS " ----------I Gov. Comstock la insisting on. | the Legion Auxiliary. The board like everybody else. The special trained by Mrs. Kltchlng. ptayed an I must forward it to the Federal bank. *e quanct' , n , Then came the beer bin bill with that. I I j will discuss plans for a oounty-wide legWattve commiulon that Repre- Important part in the success of the President Roosevelt * proclamation ----------------------PATS GARAGE. nearly 100 proposed amendments of ■ Michigan may go without ths new! A; financial campaign. All board । seniatives Vernon J. Brown and production. People unable to attend fixed April 28th as lhe final day. Get wi your your Blue un* tsunocu Sunoco gas gas anc and members urged to a'ttond. !'one kind and another. Every Ben- rer until Ite tongue hangs out. tatjot C Ous Hartman servedon. tried to I on, E»«ter Sunday will be glad to. Failure to comply with the Prcsloils at Pat ’ s Garage. 313 N. Mlchilator had an Idea which differed e dobs not intend that there shallfba h. B awin dent's comply wlin th€ «•“- oU1 at P«'» a*™#'- 3>3 N. Michl-; ---------- - ■»«. ■------ator nad iaea wmen mnorea Imprete IS? till* fact upon state insti-jleam Inst I- learn‘ that the entire pageant nageont will matter will win gan Ave. Guaranteed service Brarvic on m all >11 dent a order In this mglter "LISTEN TO LEON." allghtly-and some times greatly—,: «Tpk>y ^ 6o!n? M* i Prei*nted. HV* co,nlng mean a heavy One and several years cars. 50e per hour. Open from 7.00 I. O. O. F. Hall. April 31. Adm. 10c. from that of another. It took houra (Continued on page 7, part two) |Bunday evening (April »). Imprisonment. jA. M. to 9:00 P. M.-Adv. 1 wk. i—Adv. . of talk that was\M frothy as Um. (Continued ou pm thra«) BOYS’ KITE CON­ TEST SATURDAY GROUND FOR GAR­ DENING PURPOSES WISE TO DEVELOP THE NNERLIFE I . < 11533177 Legislature Is Getting Homesick; Working Coalition Badly Needed ■4 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 19.-1913 MOIMETSH I MILLS TO REOPEN CONGRATULATES DEAN r“°'- ’“"SSSw « 51 r J“t r,1O,.RA„ COUNCIL TO KEEP aISfif, 'SXu.uCOUNCIL VOTES VOTES TO KEEP ‘■“o1' The woman* Missionary Local ot DAVIS FOR 30 DAYS MORE. Applications for government crop Mr*. Edw. Whitmore Tuesday* night at Pennock hospital. She weighs EUGENE DAVENPORT six and one-half pounds. Mother ----------- the Jeffen-on Street United Brethren' ■----- ---' productiun loan* to farmers for the and baby arc doing nicely. Former Irving. Man Says De- church will give * Missionary pro- Hia 18 Years Service Will purchase of seed, fertuner, .spraying. tractor oil and gasoline are now act two fir the price of one at gram at the chuic/i Friday evening oency Has Taken Rotreat ” Help in Settlement With-r- being filed and those farmers who the onc-cent sale at Caneth dr ' The Rcxall one-ednt sale is on for nt 7.30 o’clock. The program will; County --------, Treasurer ------------* deMire to procure government funds stebbiiw — Adv. of 75 Years cotMtat pt music and-a play entitled,. • ALL BUT TWO IN WTOUT MICHI '' Missionary Clinic The ~wwir cliurpic council at their mtson* inccting FriThe We lari wcu week tire >v mentioned nwuuoiwa iuji ore fine nni* “The ............. „ . . .. ...” .. r»- - ■ --- ---- -r inc A. a. A: P. t. Store* more* quote some some 1 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Everiiart and ration given to Dean Darenixi;' actera will be Dr Nozzl.t, Mr* Floyi. (|ay nlgjlt ttKJfc action with refer- •'11al*m.X t!ir *? » £ *' • Interesting prices In their advertl.re- family have moved from the Milton GAN PREPARING FOR fire .representative of Barry Gaskill; tuir-e Trylt. Mr*. Ada MU- enre, to continuing the renices , ,®r Mu.y flm’ ’tnent In thia issue. ' . Murphy house to the Henry Trim WORK THIS YEAR nty at at tiie t!ie ratlfkunnn ratification meqjing hr. and reven patient*. former Cijy Clerk Davis for a month. AV,V11^!LW?J0’J*** m.‘?t Kroger Starts offer soitre very at- house on Ea*t .State St Mr. and county th.. repeal rr.Mi of Of the th.- IBth iHth AmendAmend. Tne Th»- dvieguu-i. deletfaU- lire Mr;- E. m M. Ickes. This «aj d.>ne )>e»iiMtin-frank- u nlwl ,n Ule county where the tractive price* in thia Issue. ?,r>Read •“ . Mrs. Trim have moved to their for the kkcs, t | MANY THOUSANDS EM ... Iment and the adoption of the 3! t Mr*. Faaxy-uiul .Jr. Otuikill will tr tuatlon. brougiit about by. the . farm is situated and local farmers | their advertisement. form. t . TWts and President's procla- who arc interested should get In pi OYFD IN INDUSTRY Amendment, But wt did not men- ‘me «l*.re - ftorn tn<* Conference a Tiie Mystery Mothers’ and DaughWin. Treece was given a rcavenrLUTtU INJIWU&IKT ttoo fart lhlU j* frtrhrtl Branch W M A nm-uiw hei.t ' matloiu It lias been impassible, tai touch with H. J. Fbeter. County Ag­ ’ banquet plans arc progressing, ricultural Agent, for further infor­ ger’s license by the council al their ■ lers - -- - letter* ot congratulation Antone Salem church in Allr-eati county Ju account of that situation for tiie nicely and a fine time Pi anticipated.' Housewives Could Greatly them was the following. Tim. wx *’■ ’*v-' city to make*an earlier settlement mation and tiie necessary, applfcaIt • will be field at the ’ Methodist Mr nnd Mr*. Ona Moore are mov- 1 church Assjst by Insisting on Buy­ - not furnished us by the Dean. I: with .tl|e coynty treasurer. There­ tlon pajiera. imrlofs Thursday evening at ! Ing from the Fourth ward to a G 30 n'clock. fore the council voted io continue cwme-from the inaij who wrote it. COUNTY ASKING FOR R. F. ing Michigan Sugar 1 farm east of the city. former city clerk, C: E. Davis, .br- oecorat on day i Rochester; Michigan. Mr. and Mfa George Taggart are Ufli I ennu nr urnc Kcad Uw wal* ,wpcr P”1™ luotcd It is indeed gratifying to.know • C. LOAN FOR WELFARE caure of his tiunlltartty with city ' . April 10. 1933. WILL SOON BE HERE ill the advertisement of the Reed the proud patent* of a Iti'I lbs. son thkt thc liolland Sugar mill .is to ix* Dr. Eijjcene DaVciqMct. finances. n« an'dffiployr-e.of the Qity , born on Saturday. April 15. He will —Drug Store in this issue. opened again tin* year, after hav- Woodland Town dup. Amount of S3,610 Available for a period of one mantli. in which i answer to the name of Glenn Elliott Hastings Monument Works ins money saving value* at th* it is expected that a sitUemcnt with ' Burry County. Michigan. Mother and son arc doing fine. for April—Demand for the county trrasurer can be arrived Has Fino Stock of Monu­ .Dear Ductor DaVenport: Congraiuiatl.vtu. . ibms.—Adv; . Aid Is Increasing operated were able to pay a reason­ at Further, in view ot the long I * hasten* to^tivr to you and the ments and Markers --------------------I Want to buy pny farm hones? • Get two for the price of one at able price to farmer* lor their beet* :gond jx*ople of Barry county my , .... period, eighteen years.- tn which The Hastings Monument Works. M •*-Stump will offer a’lot of them Stebbins.—Adv. • and also made a fair return on their warmr-.-t felicitation* upon your iic-.sfon gave attention to the county * Clarence Davts has-been city clerk investment for themselves Tliis has tkm'of upholding dcctncy in sour urgent tired for money for welfare lie wished to step cut of office and .an • institution which has been m n»N»*h'ille Saturday. The finance committee of the The“ big (ncournged other factories that have recent star on the liquor amend-. wojk. Tiie appr .pnaiion made by have the people of ILutmgs fully Hastings fiir 26 years, has a spccml " Rcxall l-cenl sale starts ‘ council was empowered by that body been closed for long periods to re- mertt „rc„k to w th** U1„ ostate .a^. constitution. The the county la*l Ortober ha* proven . — ■ Hnnouncement In this week* -is­ today. Read Curvcth A: Stebbins' Friday night to employ L C Niel---------- — -sue of the Banner on page 6. to any advertisement in this issue. open All but twxv <»f thon: !,l. only send a «-n to mcel the. tin- which he has kept, for the city Iim ’ county ’ in Michigan lytoinadequate Another "Bee’’ at Brush Ridge- audit of lhe city's book.*-, so that: Michigan are preparing to do buri- dry Wha*. an mmor! And u. contemplated *,« the:pm-i purCondition' . been correctly done. Tiu're have one who ha* VM...,...pm.vu nejo again this year---- ' _• onre : I: .-::- L1 given tlie opixir- in-en previous audits. *o it will noi cliii*e of a monument or marker, cemetery, next 'Saturday. rApril 33. City Clerk DavLv Can turn them over । The Banner hopes to have figures rpent zcyerai year- in Barry county tuntty to 'bcino* from Ux* state., be necessary to cover the entire Mr. John Ironside, one of lhe pro* We hope to nm.*.li Hie grading. A . to ills Mico'svor. prietors and tire local manager, nsc'' Io’«"* dine List week In the n«ar future which will show a. ..cent for the Michigan Centra! which in. turn ..nft hi borrowed from ----------- -------- — —- E A. Kane of -Nashville enter-' Mates that high Rradi* granite ha* Everyone inieresied come Ladles' the number of thousands of men at Irving : .. . * ’ : .... Natkina! RcconstructJon .. Fi- be brought down completely mmisn hoi nor dtmier. airmen i not been lower in price in years: ui furnish who will bc employed on Michigan av' I am'Let rral one of tia-.-e good, nance Corjiora’.ion This money will date Floyd Gaskell tins starred started in the j ™ "^/'•i-^ayevciTlnK' ’rn“PPk’ than it t* now Thu institution has / ’‘’J,'1 a “ke11 ,uu in inc ikrms by the qtnwrr* of beeX*. as voter* be dismayed because he finds have tn be repaid with interest, and Mr many bcauUful . piece* of work in pluming business on hu own hook.t .'LTXiX —well as In the factories and in th** himself facing so much odds Leave th,- supervison.authoris'd --------------------- ----------' — the Uon. when the thirty days of extra I ----------------------handling nf the product. It will'bc a that to the spineless "wobbler*, wh county ... . .trcasfirc,— THE CROSSROADS. ' clerk, county and tfm** shall expire, of having turned 1 the cemeteries in this vicinity and:81* hl’’ announcement in this iMiiv £ w- Mixer Li in Bulterportii surprisingly large number. are unhappy unless with the great Hie chairman of the board ot su- over every book to hi* successor-: each speak* well for the high grade Mr and Mrs Jack Allen and Don. If the people of Michigan would 4*; crowd- It is largely became <• pervi-ory to enter into A contract properly kept and properly bid- work they place. This company buys'hospital. Grand Rapids, where he;,Stcdge and friend of Hastings, Miss materials tn car load lots and are ha* undergone a serious otrerati.m 'Ruby Sledge ot Royal Oak niid Miss' decide that tliey would use beet.these wobblers that our countn' u vitn the.-, 1 thus able to meet competitive price* .11 >’“« IntcreMert in shrubbery Maxine Stecfai* from Grand Rapids ' sugar, made here in Michigan, from (aping a retreat in decency, taking gio ' ’ ' The council felt warranted in t.ik- 'on comparable material*. ,1^ "i the Wallace Feed .v w < i v Dister guests ot Clyde Sledge; beets raised on Michigan farm* and u.r back 75 years. Tlicre are to-, ■,ing. tiuy actkMi Decaiijc the condi-. If you are .reeking memorial work i »’<»* advertisement will inter­ and family. made in Michigan factories. It would many who cannot bear to low. iv> lowed this county by the -sti ' ■: r tioiis cif ated by she banking ultpn- read the Hastings Monument Woriu ।v''* >’ou' ■ give emplojmcnt (o many more quote it u. important Not did you the months of March and A; John Cook and family spent Bun-: tioli. which in turn were due to the advertisement In this uu>ue. and Ye-1 I’,"‘ ’-J<‘ package*, a mim-ral thousand* of |ieopk>. would require win. but how did vou fight and to: Governor'.. and the ■President's ■member that Memorial Day i* onlyCrj.-to product tor-house cleaning more factories titan we now have what?” Tiny s.iy'thcre is no right SI IIBEN PASSING til' proclamations, created an cmcr-l jpurges. Stephen Bristol. -Phone or great enlargement* of the exist- •<> teii any person what lie ahull ABELBERT W. HEICKORU.' genev. which the c<»uncil felt ought ,live weeks uw-ay Harold Smith and .family of Ben­ -------------- * --;33b2-Adv ing milk We submit »hw to our.dnnk Well if we may forbid th*Arfelbrrt Wesley Reickord w,>=.'. ■ > be met in a way that would fully .-----------SOUTH SIIIT.FZ. i Biz money tuvinc values at tin ton Harbor and Homer Smith nnd reader* Is not thia the sensible riclit to take one's own life; <>r t ■ i Ionia on Nov 23. lean and safeguard the city* settlement with Mr. and Mrs. J W. Tedrow spent |<Hie-cenl *ale at Canrtii «Y Steb- 'family <d Hasting* spent Sunday thing for them to do? When thev consume narcotic*, or to make • one > Faw.iy ver. -uddenh a: hit the county, treasurer? Thursday with Mr. and Mrs S. Mo; bin— Ady buy sugar. BUY BEET SUGAR and self a nuisance in any way. then m ra>u» .» c-i m,. „„ uly drnck In Battle Creek , Glvnn White was given pcrmMqn 'Orley Smith thereby make a market for Michi­ then' IS a right forbid tin* um* of Mr and Mrs. ‘Newman Tuttle of ’Mrs. Edith Bonneville, and sin'io coivtruct a sign on North Jefft-rgan factories and give employment : alcohof.'for it has made more nuband 32 day* .On Th ir*da’ er*, ha* lift Had tin* opportunity to Ii Merle and daughter Eva of Battle' von street under tire sujieraistati of Lansing spent Thursday with tiie to thousands and thousands of men uncys thafi all <»th».T meant if the stricken with paralysl' anr get fully acquainted with the re-1 Creek sjient Sunday with Mr aiul-tlu* city engineer. former.' mother, Mrs Jane latite. ■ qiilrementj ' in this state. Btiife ha* a tight io prohibit narrotMi. .. Doris William’, sjx lit’ Sunduy uro he was elected. Mrs. Lester Sonnevfile and attend-. Tile Farmers Market & Seed bn*'’ ‘ — tcs lt has a right to prohibit nl.vthol Hasting*, generally <-d their friend* funeral. Mr*. Mary: Store. 114 Weal (ffiurt street has an. Mi LA'S! BROTHERHOOD which i* an infinitely greater wourgt* Milon'1 Roush and Wilma 1“------------ ----- in this ' issue----" think do not undf-r- Hanna Mr.- Isabelle Mav and son. advertbement that will Lou 'wiio have been visiting in MEETING MONDAY NIGHT SVJ'X who have been visiting here accom-: inti rest everyone Riad it. . panted them home The Brush Riduc Cemetery Circle Grund Rapids spent Saturday «iipht ■ fine if it cisoid be enforced^ And ami Sunday with Mrs. Ernest WilThe sad news came tn us that Charles Hinman Chosen, as they are most pa:i< n! with nou-enCertainly they should han». ’ ■ officer’* lob I* an im- , Mr.-, Mary ■ Thoma*> Hanna liad At the April meeting of tlw Ryan President for Next Year—- forcement who do not want enforce­ ‘ fuisMUl away Thursday night she Procrai'n in charge of Mildred Ho­ ment at al! Our duty is plain. Go P. T. A the Sewing and Handicraft ■ uas formerly of this plncq nnd had vey and Ethel Shultz. Good Attendance . ailablc ; ahead with lhe IxuinAss. ।'IHc Lord Club, made all exhibit of their man's* friend* here who regret Ireri — ... — ----The Ly Barker Drug Store always Tiiere was a good attendanc * *»f bless Barry county. finished artfeh-s which were ,-rft very passing 7? ” U Sympathy is extended to. has some bargains. This wei-k 1-, no •from him a iliotough Brotherhood members and their’laWm H Camlns , > rxCeption. Read about them in that know ledge of the detail* of that';. the bereaved ones. dies at the lari meeting of the year, —-------offlc- Tins win hvln Mr. Rmm to! Mr. mid Mr.-.. ("Frank Maas andI store's advertisement in this issue. on Monday evening. *“•* — — •■ — •»»».» ­ ASK THAT ••• MICH. PROD l h- city Engineer mujj authorized get started right, and he is very, Mr.*,. Kate Patton of,'K.iIamnzuo। Officers for the curping year are : *qrent Sunday witlv Mr. and Mrs. by th*.* v'opncll to Order a quantity ol Charles Hinman, president; Fred S UCTS HAVE^EFERENCE !G E Kenyon and with them nt-,- Tarmac, for repairs ou some nf the Jones, vice-president. Theodore - - «Knopf, secretary, and Frank Ed- Bd. of Supervisors Request Hanna at Shultz. Tire Rcxall opc-ccqt sale is <>n for monds. treasurer After tile “business meeting.' the Rep. Parker and Sen-. Le­ audience went to tlw auditorium land to Favor Action! before, that many people professed: w ili tx* glad to hr ar he is able to bc \<. Stebbins.—Adv. out , Mrs. Emma We.yerman luu rented' where they heard a proprain by the Tiie Saginaw board of supervLm to bellev< tlir.t liid drouth was due; Fred Hom ot E^st Hastings lv vL—. her Houm* on E. Marshall St. to Mr. 'Fail-N6t Entertainers’ from Bat­ N*nt out communication* to 1k>.v< to tiie. action* •>: radio waves, which Ring relatives in this place. ’ ” :iroat. tle Creek. This company was se­ they -aid Were .x>m<;ixn*' keeping ot supervisors throughout the stai Mr and Mr.. Clarence Thomas , budding u new home on S. Ifuncured at tile last minute il* a ftll-in requesting action by each bon back the nan-ijirc! There are- inorc and Jdhn Thomas and-aver St­ for the Ford Colored Quartette, who, radio • t.-. in ^ptration lutw |thdn a of Petoskey”asting.i called cm their The FeldtkiUsrh Market is nfTcrhan* di»b.ind<d_ Tiie program con-: aunt. Mrs. Minn Kenjon. Friday ing s >inc ;.|x-lai values for Thurn- ' sisted of plantation mclodie*. play, ; • ., „ afternoon. day. Friday and Saturday, as will, c 3 ing on bottles and other noveities, {^AV’wis’rrferr.'d'mas in Grand RapidThe many friend.-. and was enjoyable. na.tb-r was referred b­ ' be .-wn by the ajlyvitisemehl in Ulfs Thursday. , B , - • to the resolutions, comm and f ' — ’ LOCAL NEWS WATERS CLOTHES SHOP 'l he place'to buy your work clothing! ! ■ . ■ 1 ; ; ' ■ ■ . :. ; . • : ; : ’ • Bartel O’alls and Jackets Assyria. 1 -Port ............. . Gray and her mother. Mrs. 1 Howe, and family. Sunday g'uc*u at lhe Jarrard—El-; listen horne^ were, Mr. and Mrs • galvrc in siding patterna Keith Jarrard and sons <>(. vve.- t tat roinr* and al right, price* Vermontville. Mr. and Mru c’ay-i i- new Patli.-r • • ■ in ton Jarrard of Dowling. Mr, and j ible leutlwre and . Mrs Clarence Cunningham and .sot*. ir«» a* wilt tx* noted in HU ■>! South Kalamo, al.%> Jack, and rnvnt tn Uu» Usuc 'Lloyd Elliston of tire MtKelvy Dis-1 ■ tricl and lla Jarrard ot Battle Creek , spent the afternoon at home. □ml Tydrn will’ «si Mr*. Elia Taylor of Nashville and : Guild Mo Honli rert fridge. Alla Campbell ucrr Sunday visitors; Values! Earl Merkle of WaiKMiKta called at W. C. Clark’s Saturday. x m were Haslin&i visitor* Saturday NORTHWEST lit Tl. SMI. Mr and Mrs Ed Whltright cnicrtulni-d their children. Mr. and Mr- Mariev Burroughs of Three Rivers and Mr. and Mrs Exl Dodge Miss Marmn Edger u ill with the' Jolm Darby and fiu ’ | ;ed a cousin ovef Mis* Hazel Cairn* nt Southeast Hasting* spent the week end withj German Mu s Alice. Camp Wesley Benedict spent several Royal Gelatine • ny flavor 4 for 25c Fould'g Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodle*. 3 pkg*. 25c 1 PKCJiOODLES FREE ' Del Monte Raisins ri.ricr and husband. Mr. and Mr:-.; :.ind- jphh Garner. Burr- Saturday‘afternoon lire complete-! !y destroyed tire (arm hopre ot Mr , .i:.;**t. and. Mra. Sidney Fl field. Tills pteo, w«« formerly owned by Rev Cham­ berlain. Mr. and Mrs FUield have' made repair* and improvercBnis since taking possession aboupa year ago and we extend sympathy toi theip in Hreir loss. J today. tMonDonald’ and Evelyn Manning have been home from school tire past week with live measles. 25c Dos. 43c LENT CORNERS. Roland Day of Allegan called on and Mrs. Fred Bal! Thursday 12c l?c 25c 10c 10c 10c Lb. Lb. Lb*. Lb. Lb. and Jackets jdon mtak pion $■£10 Lev’s Hest Quality! Band Overalls Super Quality - 69c Boys' and Youths' 65c and 69c Big Yank Shirts provi scram celled Men’ Knit Style Union Suits Short Sleeve—Ankle stireec drt|w WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Lb. We Serve ichigari Do Motor Trucks and Buses really pay taxes? Heavy* duty motor truck! and passenger bus owners com­ plain they arc heavily taxed. Signs arc displayed on giant motor vehicles: "This truck pays $1950 per year in taxes." Gasoline and weight fees arc not taxes They are simply payments for part of the .expense of1 building and keeping up concrete roads which cost the real taxpayers approximately SEVENTY-FIVE MILLION DOLLARS annually to maintain, exclusive of cily streets. One-third of this money is spent solely to build and main­ tain roads strong enough to stand heavy motor bus and truck traffic. • Thcse giants of the highways actually contribute a pitifully small share of the enormous burden now beiAg carried by owners of pleasure cars and light trucks. Railroads are the heavy taxpayers Motor J ran sport pays practically nothing in the form of taxes to help defray the cost-of government MILLION DOLLARS PER YEAR toward this cost. They arc using no publicly owned property in the conduct of their business. RAILROADS PAY AS HIGH AS $2800 PER Ml|£ PER YEAR IN TAXES. Ham-. Feldpausch’s “WAare Lee Overalls The railroads of this stale arc paying approximately TEN and family of Kalamazoo Harold' Anson ot Do.«rer. Mr and Mrs Fred Ball Mrs Sage and Mr and Mrx| Wares for a Sptcial Salt Bill Thit Wttk - Genuine nu.g. A;mi1 31. .it S.OTo’clxk, when "Sdhuoi £taA‘” uiil be presented al the Lakeview :<hool Included in tiie cast arc Mom- Cogswell, Lloyd Cogswell. Al'.dy Stutz, Mr Mapes. Thursday, Friday and Saturday Beef Roa$t Chok« Swift* Branded Veal Roast Hamburg or Sausage 3 Side Pork Slu«d or Chunk Pork Roast Lean Loin or Shoulder Pork Steak Loan ' day at South Lv. the heading of ’MrCrccry’* ' Creaniug udvcrtlx-mvtd this w< In same parr, of Belgium one can You'll be Interested in it if you rent a vacuum ok;ancr by lhe day dry cleaning work to lx- done. Penney store will :>.* held Thur*d ’Fridays and Saturday. and will ot wme splendid value:.. Oranges S-.«"A, 2 Beni Ap Genuine ■ T ’ I CRO Art Paul and family > How long will the taxpayers of this state stand lor this discrimination? Mr. and Mrs Lyle: Bitttr Foodt Cotl Lets” Delinriu I-10 A. M. ,ud 2—< f. #|. Daily Pho»c 2272 splendid p: Alien airmen flying over German I Urntary wtUnut penniMioti arc] intake bomb. MICHIGAN RAILROADS' ASSOCIATION pho �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, AFRU. 19. 1913 j PEPPY BOUTS ON ODD FELLOW CARD Sporting Items CROWD PACKS K. OF P. ----- Meet Local Amateurs HALL FOR MAT SHOW GROUNDFAICM- i"wX'A “ ting Homesick DEMING PURPOSES Buttle Creek to Send Classy Boxing Team Here to i Continued from page on*) < Continued from page one) Tlw Ih-’in;- Odd Pelloi . arc frihqini: up their semrm with some TfF then- no sr OUB PHOGRE ml D1SGUST- cxmcil committer, of their ’ THERE is .... r n<-«-d.- u coalitlon[ AnlentvChief War E iolo appeared in the iwptitar local Jren.i ,f. mn? i.urpo Thio ought tleadcr— HerTWO of them—one Apicnty vniei war tagle Ou Ilu. )UMtu o| ThUr..day. April cbe«rfullyaloi.e in vic* of the ,lid un<- in the SENin the HOt Pleases the Pans '**•*-*‘:ii the bovs Irom Battle Creek anticipated ren­ Wallace was placed in ....------. Alderman The largest crowd on record all will keep their long with the- local but packed Castle Hull last Thurx- dezvous ~.~ • - 'glover ~ — elianre of this ,'ar»l«ning project hr <luy night io urc the three bout fk**1*,” ,,u‘ manager <•!- tin council. Ik ha, turned the »*<»• •H plying mid’distribution oF ayrd.-, .to, wrestling card siKHUsortd. by the ,h* h’*aWn*!1 eitv ttan’ Knighu of Pythias .to provide fund-., nvller into our little town, accord‘ ­ the applicant, lor guid.-n ferQUiAls lor the local welfare. Tlw five hun­ ing to reliable reports, thr f.vl«:,t over to the city Welfare A»r^«rt4on. bunch of “Knight-, of the Squared dred [xraoiii In attcndiinre were ’Circle" that ever slipped knuckle*, treated with un exceptionally «>mk1 into a glow* Mbility gethrr. • program, the inrun Ixait of which No o Cluudtt Jarobv. Golden Glove i'll lack seeds for plantTlK V could am! tire y -hovild. Such .i croup m both Hou-, and. Canada. 174. and Rav McConnell. rharhpion and finall-1 in Detroit a month uro. will be lien* to try con­ tx-cauM: such sards will lx- funiidn-d s/muc could Russell. Kanias. 170. which the fornier won, taking two out of three clusions wirli l’,te BarJow: Zig free through tiie wi'lfaiv depart’ r,ts ngrre wit faJLi in a two hour limit War Plipuhkl who will ul-«> come over nW, including nred ix.ui- ’. Tl:a-e 1)toin-am mid Fugle wtv; announced as tin-, chui'il- trom Battb- creek, recently def«al­ pion light-hravyurlght <>f the Do­ minion of Canada and the cham­ Is important to Hu-'tlnw fans is that to Mr- .Arthur Haven, at 10! Eu.' eitlrcnHigh stnet; in the wood ward, tc pion Indian wrestler of the World. man hr defeated later de­ Tin- announcement wus no Idle the bated Dick Paltrier of Middleville at Sturgis The Old Fellow, are gohi • account of himself when, after hr- to sc< If the.Middleville whirlwind street; m the fourth ward. t< ing the fir-t fall to the Irish grapRobf.’t'V.’altun ut 320 We-1 ( pler. he t<x>k the Inst two in u comuiirathvlv -Jmrt time the second in Al. o the SP-hleton brother:. three minutes with an Indian arm catpd ■.vtljf.iw bye and Jack Bissel. cliutl* • giving out the re-etls. Each <>t th bar anti the third in five minute-, with a bowline. Both of the.w hold-, rVtffUrilt.Tla.v Cox. Archie .Felix and ward commit t«eu omen mriitwiewere designed hv .the Indian him- cthe.s. la-wlx Bailey, the Hastings will give to those who apply to then reif; coiLMqurntlv. they were •umebv local fans, uni protably mil rained the first fall with a platided 1>* mat/lu-ij with Jimmie Pa-tor of headlock after wrestling for six- Adrian, who boxes with.Uu- Buttle ton minutes. popular Ken Creek team. •One of the clrt-s.-.iet wrystlf'i* Buehler will Art Rliev. The enterlulnment of the Tommv Tas-,,.. Salt Luke Utah. 150. who matched hold* The complc'ied program will .be Benefit Card Provides Action ”f the pepfreM ixograms that iwv- ............. ... BOYS' KITE CONTESTSATURDAY sity HH. in the sethi-Anal. Gerbci . Banner. (Continued from page onr» provided Tns.-ws with plenty ol ■ scrappy nppcwdUon but Tommy ex-! celled th" Indiana pninphr In Hie The Hunnrli ludi,■< Aid will meet Thump on. Jarkkni* rrirnce ,,J wrestlirur and Gerber was April 27 with Mrs. Lula W<rtmuh pointed 1« d< defcnti'd id two straight falls. Ta>r Put luck dinner* Everybody Invited. Harold . Fmkbcln* r. mk Liking rhe fin t twenty mlnn|,;; Mrr, Mildred TTitr and children with an .geropiane .pin arid— Jxxly ---- _.. ....— . spent Sunday in Buttle Creek with, slam and using the same hold to, her parents,. Mr and Mrs D.ivls. . 1 ■ :. Gardner. Scout Shirt: John gain tin* •eeond fall In sixteen- Ray pierce nnd family r,f Buttle: Barnett. Nwittie:. Duaiv ■/M;'.!< f, .minutes Tie- bout w.v scheduled Crwk spent Sunday at Earl Mt-, NeckUc: Ifaruhl Bulo. candy: Ver­ Rep. Adolph F HrldfUimp nf Lake ns the ix. t two out nf three falls In cdocklins. non Winmgcr, Play-ground Ball a <uv- hour limit ' I Mr. and Mrs Andrew Adams of rn=1 Prizes were funiUlud by T. /> Roy Miller. Ypsilanti. ’ 168. and Bedford spent Wednesday with Mu’ nalrd ou,id, Ciindyland, Lambic and lay on Flank Clemons, Battle Creek. 170. Lottie. ' Collbt,-r. Doyle. .CrOUwrs Hardware. T S K «.. ,1 belter chance staved a ■ sinm-IxuiR*' affair in the, hj eoiiijx 1 the big ouurate A‘ lot of nmateur gardeners bellrVcpreliminary go which resulted in tt b>- bidding tor the draw after neither had gnlm d a fall that the author of Jack and th - 1 be presented at Court of Hoi > He favors Michat the ecmclusion of the’thirty min-: Bcat^ualk wrttw. the seed cata- Wi'dreMtay. April 28. ’ . ules time limit; T. S. K. Reid oj Troop 7 chairman of tlw committee, and nioe.t included Harvey Burgee. Fro c arguing! Bulk andFarm and Lloyd Shai t-n- Ed. does not apply to them, DownSrSitiney .nd Dr M R. Kinde. Gov Comstock is bluincd by mem­ . .... ----- on display tn ber-. of his own parts', for beo. R. Lt he American Iz-Rimi nMitiv-.’. Itogarth remaining as director of Seeds Thusday, Friday and Saturday RStSSZSScZQSK n-ecLal ruu^/r&n-arq f ypajciaL Fresh and pretty as a May morning! MEN’S QUALITY Broadcloth WASH FROCKS SHIRTS Fant Colorat 66c Pre-Shrunkl Man-rhtre're shirts liberally cut . . . , Dolt and florals, puffs and frills give this group of cottons a win- ’ some freshness! Some tailored, some organdy-trimmed . . . in a variety of styles! Tub-fast . .. and a marvelous value!» skillfully tailored— ilurre t:-..,! n.r,- il.c <lenuo<b ,.t »m-,rt dresMrs —at prices today's limited taidtb» new solid colon. cy7nzu/L-e<raz-(/ rynectaf ' Part Linen Crash Here's a Feature Valued-' Table Cloths Cotton Crinkle Bedspreads Aliened pattern! and colon • Popular sire—46x46 in. • Jacquard stripes flMC •Sil, SO.IOS u • Good quality and durability • Rose—Gold—Green —Dice—Helio I ( /7rtrut/-er--ra r-i/ (' VALUE! . See us nbout your LANDSCAPE GARDEN­ held on the-20th of thin month nt Barry county's camp at Cams) Bro Johnstoh to be held soon, a tiftwn minute -Judy pcrixl w,i • held. Thta was followed* with n knot-tying con- CASH PAID for Cream and Eggs Nice Sour^Brcmn far Baking at.10c per pint— Bring Container. the Scoutmaster's pray* Farmer’s Market & Seed Store 114 W. Court St. Mr. and Mrs. E.,J. Farrell. More Money Saving Specials £ Week End Cascara Aromatic A TONIC LAXATIVE tor eotwllpaUon oiul •lllfti dhordcri • -— Root Beer Extract —. HIRES Mak, -. 40 pint J Regular 35c size. ar-A GIFT VALUE! Hoy Seoul News Rayon Vests, panties ami bloomers of heavy, nut-resisting ray­ on ! Full' sizes — excellent vveJfkmanship Would sell elsewhere for.almost dou­ ble! Flesh, or peach. Other grades at 10c—15c—19c I 29c B. A. Ly BARKER “Where Immediate courteey and attention are shown to all’*. . HASTINGS, MICH. White, with bojdcr of single color ■ or multi-color jlcsign. Serviceable Terry. Sure to give lots of scr- J . C . PENN E FREE a regular U»r bottle of k'DEE Tollclriei. Choice <>t Cleansing Cream. Turtle Oil Cream Dcod- PHOISE 2115 Towels Lingerie UBITt ARY*. Oiarlwt E Brush wo.-, born in On­ , tano. Canada. Jinn- 23. 11163 and Glen Slater and wife of Binghamjp.Ls.4-d away April 13. 1933. With hi.’ j puivnlJ. he came to Michigan, at the Slater, at the Ar: Richardson home ligc bf fuuru-. n sears, and located Friday Monday Glen Vtxilccl Firein Antrim county, at Atwood, wlilclr jx.rt High school, his alma mater. has tafu his home until the Ixst He is very successful in his school 116-118 EAST STATE STREET—HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ! three year*, which have been spent work, being superintendent of the • in Hastings. He was married sclmrit.- nt BlnRhninton. having- 20 ;und his three children were bom: tenchtrs under his jujs-rvLslon. I (Minnie FL,.who pamed away when a i Mr. and Mr.- Paul Smith nnd son and took dinner with Mrs. Anna • were callus at Guy McNee's WedMrs. Ray Newton has been help­ | young -woman: ■woman: Nelson E. and and run. D-ftc. of Victor, of Rattle Bat’.lq Creek spent silent Sun- I- Eckardt Ikk-irdt Sunday. Sundav. m’xday. Charles A Brush ol Chicago. Sev- ing care for her sister. Mrs. James ! Elin t Sklttaio day at But paly’s. | Tin* .neighbors gathered, ut the Cotudnx. of Nashville Augusta and M.. Sylvia ; ... Skidmore, ... . Frank Harris and wife and Char­ era! years alter thtf passing ot his — . . an<| Mrs Byron G-jy nn<| son:home of Pearl Btssore Saturday rtf Camp Cii.tcr spent Tuesday at / Tinfiitm home ot Win Fififdd of I first wife, hr wax united in marley Skinner were visitors at Wlllta .. .on uuj. and Mrv. Howard Burchepr and , evening to celebrate bin and Clyde Mr and Mrs. Hyrori Guy. CQykr.ndall near Hustings Friday. Iringc to Mi.-s Mary Rasta ot Has­ Rutland was destroyed by tire Sat­ HawbHIs daughter of Assyria spent Friday, Walton’s birthdays. Everyone enMr. nnd " • ~Frank *’ tings. He was one of the mat* genial urday. Mr: FUh'ld was about her Leon Potts and wife and Alfred Marshall's, ewnuiu al Mr. and al Mr. and Mrs. Clare MarshalI's. Joyed lhe evening. . i Tie.| and kindly of men. with a wonderful housework.when a neluhbor drove m six-nt ... EiiRland spent Easter with Harold . . ■ m Assyria. I Mr. and Mrs. Merle o Hecker Hecker of ut I Mbs Silbrook of Hastings and faculty ol winning ami retaining noiifyubr-'them uic toM wti* In aundnv P. M. Mrs Ethn Rurcliett anti thrre'couth Hostinr..; spent Sunday M 1i Mbs Francis Darby spent Sunday England arid family in Kalamazoo. | friends. He wa.s a Milmhj since l«84. Vance Sharp ami family and Wiodgrandchildren of Kalafiiazoo are and evening with Mr. and Mrs.! afternoon ut Mr. und—Mnr-facilie 1 being a member. of North Star ^ow Gillett of Middleville were also :i‘f,-’L days with Mr. and Frank Haw blitz. -Adams. | Lodge of Torch Lake. Surviving arc- Three years ago theatrical pro­ .iwndinw --------------- ---------------------visitors a: the England home Clan- Marshall. : Mr? Sarah Ostroth and Mr. and ■ the widow, two sons kind three ducer:, used to advert iM- when they Mrs. CLAY HILLS. Mix Guy McNee and children atMr. and Mrs. Frank Hawblitz nt-, Mrs. J. C. Norton attended sendees |grandchildren: Harry Brush. Robert had a cast of over a hundred. Now Mak-olm McIver and .wife and tended the Easter excryUcs at tiie tended the program at the Mazon at live Evangelical church in Wo>xlBrush and Mrs. E L Prow, nil of they do it when the audience num­ schoolhou. t-Friday evvinm:. jtand, also called on Ben Snyder's Mrs. Flprencc Ccdk of Parmalec Par nuilee church Sunday morning. Chicago Tiie reinaln- were taken to bers that many. ! Atwood for burial. . TAMARAC CORNERS. 1 nr o. n- a. win Him ai inc iivmc of Mrs. Maule NeWMUili thu> week I Thursday. April 2Q. an all day meet­ lug. .• I Miss Pauline Enz of Huntington. | Indiana, returned to her school work there after spending a week with*] her purenu. Geo. Enz’. . Bernard-Cot ton of Mulliken spent Cenol Dry Cleaner Gem Shaving Cr’m J the week end with bls grundtnolh' er. Delta Ootton. I Mrs. Ora Houghton and Miss 'Pauline Enz attended tiie Branch; ; Missionary at Salem last week. I Mrs Glendora Scars attended the I Suinm Sister’s birthday, club at the (home of Mrs Theda Wilt in Sun• field Thursday. Tiie honor’guests | were Glendora Sears. Alice Smith Combination Offer Glorient Dyes I nnd Theda Wilt, their birthdays all m art «xc»ll«nt [being April 13. Everything wax I decorated and resembled Easter. All 'enjoyed a fine time. The next I meeting win lx- with Mr-,. Anna Ocrllngcr in May. Our President. Mrs. Matte Hatch has not oa yet I)o not let these specials pats without taking advantage of them. They been able to meet with us since she will economise for you. fell on New Year’s day. Mr. and Mrs. George Scars spent Watch Our Window for Big Guessing Contest! Thursday evening at Titus Wilt's In Sunfield. ’ THREE BIG PRIZES GIVEN AWAY FREE! Mrs B F. Cotton spent Thursday at Ruth Duncans in Woodland. . Audio Sears lias been entertain­ ing the measles. • To .everyone making a purchase Rame observer:, think tlw* 50 per ut Mlury cut decided on tuM week 11 make easier sledding lor the >vri nor’-- rales tax -meiir-uro. If ruuTtreJ'rarii Hpeciaf Beautifally Tailored * Extra l\'ice QualityI Seneca Starting Mash ING and NURSERY STOCK! 29c Price that defiei comparison Planting, time is here. Come in and order your Will ruisc your cliicks'ut a much lower cost. The S K WE DELIVER OVERALLS FOR ALL. i Any who are needing overalls should read the advertisement of, the Waters Clothes Shop In this Is­ sue. Tiie prices quoted will be! found very reasonable loo. I Big REXALL 1 SALE STARTS TODAY! 9 ARTICLES FOR 1 m, , „. A THE PRICE OF 1 Wednesday, Thursday, Fri­ day, Saturday—This Week! APRIL 19, 20, 21 and 22 These Are Money-Saving Prices! ' Secure Your Needs Now.. .Today Household Remedies Puretest Products Toilet Articles Stationery, Etc. Remember — You Get TWO for the Price of ON El Carveth & Stebbins Hastings The REXALL Druggists Michigan �THE HASTINGS DAN.VEH. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 19J3 PAGE FOUR 'evening to see Louis and Frederick • Ward's production ot the -Temtheir production—would take more ObhliOHS: from the pocket* ot farmers In thk v “,lu ; » V ... * ___ j ... C"- M. ’C. Woodmansee it. home An Interesting Letter state th^n would be returned IIS Of YCStCrday again atlrr an < xuimed stay in Wayne DoUnty Bo** Writes through price increases in the seven MarJiall and <4her Michigan cities ’ Mis.- Ella Baker of Kalamazoo • primary products. John Gillespie. Like Eldad of old. who thought TEN YEARS AGO TOPAY. -----------------------------------------and Miu Elizabeth Pierce of-------MldBut the worst feature of the bill. Hut Concerning Leadership. the sptr.t of the Lord belonged trv. Frank Van yicct was' in ’<»lev31l« were-the guesU of Miw and one of its greaU-st potcnlta. t0 sll tht. p pi... not '?'■ Welsh-has "J,*’*’.Herewith lettefy*-'• * Wlscajuin. ............... 8 u nd * y । *- cra- Cortrlght of— lhe, )f*.*houh. fauuu** . - lhe fore part ------Herewith Is the text of a le ’.li dangers Is that it place* tlic llrnl- been prowtho<:ox ' ' ln hl* republican wrltu.n jIun o; th^Li i...rrc he preached at Die Episcopal , tation of crops in the hands ot a politics cfore 'tJh5 c,u‘rl',ttp Republican-Tribune, by• Theological Seminary *ent to K-hnuuoo Mr. and Mr* Wm Woodyatl of -Tuesday to meet Jus wife and son. governnynt estimator. Possibly If ,r7iwl1 lauded Jrthn O»U«P*r. of Wayne coun­ ts . .RW^manshlp of. ,y republicans. It b> written in an-. Groi.d Rapids visited Mr. and Mr* Cjaudo. who hate been spending ths airriculture were a strictly mechan- vj-Ketgan am »■**«" Oalmton. Texas. vv*’;-. Lh'J। **«r lhc bunt of enttcism that; Stewart Broree recently. leal process like the manufacturing ht1c.1l >h:n •>! ■r ha •;» tSSK^ .d.trw,.<‘,.^yd Mr* Burr Sage nnd son of Haith- , ^u‘Un«ent “l of automobile.’, thb rouid be ^Vk k^^y-Mc^^U^l creek spent th--week end with her Unh-eraity.of Wdugaii. coiiMgUr^.ot majority ol Will Fwld. John **“Powers, parent*. Mr and Mrs Cha* .Will' U, “ "*” ° Robert with a fsir degree of accuracy. Bi D jumii and Forrest Nagkr. arrived ^\ ‘ ! ’ M* r '^eti^\n , ' l ! !lg u! , > b> throughout the entire state Mmfe ■ Mr. and Mr* J V. Sassaman Were who can predict from one year to {Jlt. u,. ,.A , ln i;j;„ ! guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Ricker home Friday for their Easter va­ Yhe next what jrrop conditions are cation. ' . <•! Grand Rapid* over lhe week end: polnft to be A hail torm. a. drouth. Mrs Lula Johnston and daughter. । Mrs W. D Luscomb ot Bellevue , returned Inline Tuesday after a visit a killing- froit. c’c.. cojiid easily up­ party, in otiyer wurrtc. will rcc6vcrl Detroit. Michigan. . el-uc. of Alto, spent Monday arid with her brother. M. O. Abbott. under the j . Tui wfay with Mr* Albert Aiudtset the best calculations as much a.* March Jl. 1333. .Mr and Mr* C. -K Lilkiw of Seymour Harris returned Mondsy M per cent. THEN THE ..i-.’Mr. Editor: Grand Rapids vuiti-d CIU and Mrs i gaged in lhe lumlxr buxine.** OF TH IS* COUNTRY AND on-1 by youTNclf and others In the Ch NATIONS DEPENDING ON US . Mr- Ethel Henke., and daughter FOIJTY YEARS AGO TODAY. . i*r intte Republican-Tribune agalln»: yrre Sunday rucsU of Mr. and Mr*. P.MIowtng U- the Ibt of ji*ors. । hired lii his | my.M'lf and other republican- ' : C R Tungale in Battle Creek I drawn fur thr May Term of lhe cir­ WHILE THIS ERROR WAS BEING Hl* Diamond; Wayne county. I .nn taking me MUs PhtHk- Hanru r speni the RECTIFIED* .Th- bill Is bad. vic! privilege of giving you sptne accurrate week end with Miss Bertha Vogt at cuit court commencing May 3: Harvey Handy. Hastings township; logical It informil’Aon and a-few expnaat... ,I< K. Grant, first ward, pity; D. W. 4 niv own ixr.Mnu! opinion regardClrn.v- Piekell 1* .'pending lhe Rogen, third ward, city, Stephen mg the ik itructtv rm niod.- <>t the • ■ Brand.-*.«-t(>:r, Ho;x- Samuel john,'i-ci|ilt‘d out Mate republican lead- MiiUii of Grand Rapid*. •uti. ttving; F.lbi-rt Simmons, Johns­ Mr. James Panner i town; Wm F . Jamrd. Map!..nd Mrs. Roy Suppkc l-uislni IGroie; A- Murdock. OrangevlHe; Eli Sunday and Monday. {LlndM-y. PrairfaniMc: Lyman Batea, .._ ...... r----------- -- -----Mf. and Mr* B L K......... uwild desert the ropub.u-.m Mlss Gertrude Rogers of Lansing Rutland; John Mungerson, Thorn­ apple; Jacob Risinger. Woodland; if Mr. DiHnun was i.or ihui.i- qjent tne week end with iruunra relatives .George • s Miner. Yankee Spring*. and ixrronal effort* I noted You b-xuied of the fact that the ownen. and editor* <■! thy j palnMr n-lurned on Sundav ।I W. W. Latty. Assyria; George Frey. G. 11<-publican papers throughout th.- fTom ctm-avo where he attended BaUmiarr; John E Willison, Barry. credit st lower of U wss Decker, Carlton; Wm. Strong, p’-a'-i would nut support the re- tj1(- Victor icltool of salesmanship. , Cat I-ton; Hank Scobey. Hadlrtgs x.mething cantoad in­ publican party if ND. Dillman v.,._. M. ,s Iwyh. .Aill t!1>, Newton Bp iiNon. City, 5 the price of not nominated More recently, one utvk ln charlotte with Ml» Helm township. first ward; Mllioed Abbott, city. . M P Hurt stated m .in article that Zandt. I third ward; John Sprague. Hope; J Av.,.m- county would not work fur W .Gedfrey. living; Edwin Idcij, Mr. Dillman and In the urtick made TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. । Julm-itown: Juhu* . Bcigh. Maple Glenn Cadwallader left Monday Gn» >•; John C Klllkk. Orungrvilie; v.owr in my political aeUy^tu». m noon for Ann Arbor to resume his Almond Farr. Pralrtev-Uig; Wum-n i In contrast to the above tluvutl ,.<ludn-;. nt tbe Unnrrsity of Michi­ : Catkin*. . Rutland. Walter Robertand -*.t.itcn.-nt-. I am cnclmuin after spending Qu va<£tion in on, -"rflnrnapple; Leonard Wunder­ |herewith sample* of ail Hu- Hui- gan H.v-nr.: mri Delton. y ' Itch, Woodland M:i 0U RvG-n-oi Grand RapR-.v. w. W. Taylor attended an ' tnbut< ti. under nr, Episcopal convention at ciiartotte las; week An article which hr lead on Du- church in the dark but ttlxa th i* very highly <,j>okcn of by lotto papen.. tt you-hmder. .. the nnetmg Of thr Council Friday evening tii<» folbwing apfjom-.'mnts were made: City phy- This and That • Backward Glances: H What Others Say CORRECTING A FALSE IMPRESSION In the mind* of the public there seem* to be an impression that there is LIT­ TLE or NO DIFFERENCE in dry cleaning. S THAT FARM HElllfeJ BILL. To date the, Roosevelt admin laration ho* accuuipluhcd many line • the .support all pat! UniUd Suu-, gency cundine ity; Uicrtfur.. even the pub.ic and rcsentatli c qovchuueiu slow, cuntbetsome. cai manner, even und»r tlic r abk- conditions. Acute , call for rapid acixm. Buch action cannot be obtained unk*s u< ac­ cept Mr. Ruuscicit a* a virtual etctat or and support' him public opmf*>n We mu»l with him' u* far a. uc p To those people it may be something of a shock to know that all dry clean­ ing is NOT the same—that the clean­ ing solvent* used' by some cleaners may not be properly filtered and may contain a high percentage oL insolu­ ble soil from other people’s'clothe*. When dirt is released from garment* it MUST of necessity bc released into the cleaning fluid. Unless thia fluid is continually changed and filtered it becomea rancid, tour and foul. Additional garment* placed in the same bath absorb a full share A Quotation of the accumulated dirt from many • garment*. “Shoct-cut” cleaning method* as prac­ ticed by unreliable cleaners actually puts SECOND HAND dirt from other people’s garment* into your clothe*. It’s unfair to you because it cannot bc ;coinmt*Motier. -Prank ■ Fificld; at­ torney. Silas Stafford; thember* ot the bonid Id review, Al Jours and Mr.-- Eltoy "fobias returned Mou­ R. B Wlchtnun; lire warden. Henry sy from a visit with Mr nnd Mr Went worth ,|J■•>•<! n»o arfiahsn andj Univ idar ' Im. detected by inexperienced eye*. To eliminate guesswork and to provide fair th:., sunum-r with Hie Ity Chand Union Ida Ilu.wil of Sioux Falk. a safe guide for buying HONEST dry cleaning we suggest you visit your Her many Hastings nd wi IHI’P’-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY’ i H n Clement Sipith i- building a .fine tcidr.-v-.- on State Street nt tl.c. adopted b) Wm Hupkin uni'll. i>x- Hi :|MWd to anv republican ottanuat; Wayue county, but un the' I kind requested from orguin Special Offer! 'itr.provid on Tucalav by the (>«• o| l.i uinberacrarar. a cheap and cllectivc way to Illi up the ruts, and we 'believe it: frequent use after stomv i would iwrauncnlly- improve the April 24-25 Special Cleaning •rtlIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY W Paul Wt-ston aful All’s Fann liming year were ekefed J Harry Andbrvcm. (oremun; W M Scudder. ,.LMs'..<nt foreman Irving L Cresl»y. secretary; Baker Shnner. treas- CURTAINS 25c a pair DRAPERIES—Priced according to • their size. RUGS 9x 12 rug cleaned . $2.50 9x12 cleaned, sized............. $3.50 Company [ ' - than on«- hunditd ■nt. and neither rman nor the clccit u« meeting u«-n pie Mi.... Mary A Whetstone ot Rut- i | land has a quilt which h 'made up ... 1. u ................ IT Mr, Ed B ir-1 71,58 PiW‘-a • -ake ’ Mi- Hoi- i T*”' •-||!,'-r'isor' an iiuking Hifir and Mi - W j> a-'-iwimtiU. and we hspe n d Rapid., la-'l lhrv' ,W’H look’sharp after tho-athat xo dfu n axun red- Other Rugs run on same basis according to size. ‘ Called For Delivered C. O. D. Way of Our World NEWS GLEANINGS. A nstur shor.tagr nnd high prices Hike candy, a rarr delicacy In Hu*- Aruficlal'bludM* can be jiTaced on iipl's and peaches by means of a wrt-wave ulira-viukt light. 1 «JJ n Wayne coun-y* a me. to etUcicnt party (>r.-.ini Pungent Paragraph. McCREERY’S 101 E. STATE ST. HASTINGS, MICH. The Pennsylvatua Railroad iias a avy consisting of 337 vessels. i Uck til »mc tmif reahge th ndrmt-.mg activr rep: maim! for planning and needed equipment. Il re­ quire* a elran. well imtilalrd COW BARN. Thai mean* wmr one to keep it clean, and If ’you wiM *t»lt IHchUnd* Dairy you will bc imprrvscd with the cleanliness ‘of our barn*. Our automatic eleflric ventilating system com- is only Crumbs of Wisdom It Doesn’t Just Happen! • th republican j poAlud five minute*. so that our row* breathe good fresh sir. They are supplied with plenty ot wholesome feed. The tnllk I* taken directly to the milk liausc and IU temperature reduced to about 4! degree* before II l« automatically bottled. Every bottle I* cleaned, steamed and ktcrUiced before using. From the bottler the milk is taken In our large refrigeration room, where the temperature I* kept a little above freezing. With'clean, well ventilated bams. breathing clean, fresh air and eating proper food, with lhe milk handled in a rtean. sani­ tary manner from lhe time it leaves thr cow until it I* dcllvcied at lhe iiutomer's door. cud omen. CLEAN. WHOLESOME MILK from our own accredited, thoroughly inspected herd. You ran see why Highlands Dairy is permitted It* product aa Grade A Milk. We deliver it raw or pastcuriird as the customer may prefer. BRIEF OB^EU’/ATIONS. ■ dUCUMlOU *11411. t m Muhao crops out are" u”; '* ' MUOKliu-.- tore ai.o forth-, Tlwj ay ' u H»'-! Repii _______ Irvmrridou* ad- itkxt* at Grand Rapids we had no if i«^pk tried JpersWial feeling against kny of tlu? •t but.'.' :-u-called-bosMM and with this biief. cemed with simply winning dec-' Bzitiki explanation aafc reapeettui ton- tuMis and providing patronage fori rm will ekteratiun bf Mr Gilles pica state* its satellite* Many republican* have i ............ *urii* ot his poitwn in the rtetni expressed willingness to take con-! i campaign.'' .iMc.it drubbing* for six. eight or ten years. If nccc»a*ry. or until such | and dogmas are the A rather hasty impre-Mton »e time as party leadcrahip becomea, '■ •.’.at the human ifocmed ot»Nr. Giilrspoc dunn* a rm: .■•u: c and lore.- the.rubbery.J ibrief meeting at Detroit but fall cjmpnsuig qualitic* that have! agrees .with the ai»ve opinion eg- weakened it In recent years. I We will be glad to have you vieit Highlandt Dairy and tee hr youreetf what we do to ineure CLEAN WHOLESOME milk to every customer I THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS HANNER. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1». 1133. Gardner CD>.dr:.tcr, Jr. ' uaruner xauaMier. jr. of ot ModiMaoi- I FINE LAKE FARMERS' CLl'fL —T-,.,. CLOVE&DALK son. Wit wm home m-r over the lhe seek week Wls.. -« The last regular meeting of the Camh Mr and Mn. Albert Faulks of end. .. Pine Lake Fanners'-Club w .1- held r ITC /ICllVUieS Kalamasoo spent Easter afternoon Mr and Mr: t If Johnston and Friday ’evening. April N. at the with Mr. and Mr*. James McDonald. Mr arid Mr*. Albert Craig and Kelkwg JVxindaUun with one huhMr. and Mn Prank Huneotan The Oklcuyapl group went on lUiiiihUr. Doiu..and Mr and Mrs. dred thlrty-.i.iw present to „iU,. licioui 1 ,h<lr flr,#*1t Vhllt0°-h *lwt ThurMlay taght made Edward Downs had dlftner with Mr. their hzM&ltality aiid the delicious , ‘r nr .U1 Thursday_nigjit y_turtajavbusiness trifi to Battfe Creek Hartley Finstrom was home from ’”ul Mr-' AT*A good 1 sized crowd attended the Crwk I m : ev.nln, pn*m .rr. -. r ,«l we n-nelre,: tn SJI l K!, F 8 C over the week end. 1 Barter in Battle Creek. M-jru ,.u.e. T- T,' A rnday P1'?1 thf Ur .M *• Mr., Mr .nd Mr. D.m-1 xne. ,UI<- di«m*"r‘1u"jMrenk Si? M? iSd d JSSnSST 7' •“ ■“ "“fed n^Mn ’Sinlcv . “W Mb* Thet Parr spent her vacation •*- undm Sp«»Ue •nd Mi reported to Mrs. Donley si’0011 rtWper made* by thr men. A ---------—a called . the ,very nice time “J•”"■ » Nn.uni.uun in Athens and Kalamazoo. *-nd Umenne o. Ckvrl.nd, Ohio. <d In Bi, l«pid. „.er lb. w.v, end. 1 very nice pick-up program wa» glvto <>rder and opened with Mi*x Hilda Werner vlutcd at Iler ' '*rr ■ over Easter guest* and‘...'KJ .— ------- «■ en. All who were called upon wrri ■’■|MrA«°u'£»?lg»»£ “ of “ Mr "" JSS end deulme, H.nrie. .'7...?™ 77'T’..-r.T.ti7 -im “»«• uaugmer xiarne; comnamity singing and repcwUna , home in Belding over Easter. **“ " “ *■'" Barter vacation in Junratlllc and uf Kalamazw were Easter Sunday the iJud .* Prayer. The Prcaid’-nt in Ml* Ruth Robson visited al her | Mr. and Mis Keith Daniels spent •Jacksen. . (iu«?sU bf Mr and Mrs George » few well ciwwen word* thanked gelical church wm enjoyed by all, the week end-------------in Grand— Rapids with home in Jackson during-vacation. -----------Mr. and Mrs L K. Barnett and 'Pa>W . IJr. Pritchard and hl* staff for-tin? also three children were baptiawl, Mr. nnd Mr- George RobiiMun Mr and Mrs. <?. A. Frey and Mr. dUldren spent Easter Sunday in Tho-e who were la-re from away kind consideration and hospitality Ila Maxine Holtr. Rulh Emms Jean were in larwell Tuesday on buMnex. •nd Frank Martin. Battle Creek. to attend the funeral of J. T. Lom- shown. After a short bu*m<-:w res-4 Holtz and Gs riand Elaine MacLeod. .Mr and Mr* Ray Branch were in Mr and Mrs. Warren Myers of MT. and Mrs. Harrison Baurr of tie id on Wednesday w.rc Mr and Mun. Eli Lindsey took charge of thMU* Helen Patton 'of Midland Detroit Tuesday and today on bus:- Lawton visited Mr and Mr*. Don Kalanuiajo vififed Mrs Anna Bfiunr Mrs. L T. Bennett df Kalamazoo prcatrain spent Easter week end with her n*-w(. Magbk- and Mr* Emma Myer* on on Suijday Mr. and Mjr^llifmui- Lombard of •" We were more than fortunate in I mother, Mrs. Louanna PflltOn. We (Continued ffum page ane> Mr -and Mrs Richard G^mm went .Saturday and Sunday George Hyde of Prairieville spent Grand Rapid*. Mr and Mr*. E B having Donald McBain and hi* or- — . announced last Week that Mt.* Nor­ to Chwago on Friday lor a few day ,' «... >nd Mr». Wm CtMlI of the wtek end with hi* grandmother. Mory and Martha of Marshall. Mr* chestra with us DonaM U a grad-. ward. while a strong headwind was ton of Ann Arbor would spend Sat­ Frank Pryw and Mr and Mr* -uate of Uw Hastings High school. blowing northward ■'Die expluna- urday at the Patton store and tell tUIedenla and Carl’ Detman of Mrs. Nettle Hyde Mias Edith Heald visited at .her ftp ha rd Jones <.f ciate)>burM and ahd at present t* a student at W S tpin was that an ocean current unMiss Beatrice Carrot her* w a,. calnlnlila were Sunday guest* <4 home from Detroit over the w»ek Mr. and Mr*. Dan Lewin. home in South Haven dtiruig the Mrs.'Umhnn Pkt ton of Clowrdate •; -atari- he playa in tiie orcheslra dc'nfc.-th ww* carrying the icib rc stums, but she was unable to come , n'‘ , , Rev. and Mr*. L L Dewey were in EMter vacation. ;An axed n-U r. Mt Jennie-Leigh.- and band; and he with in* »bti r aaaln t the prevailing wind II i* Mis* Patton 'substituh-d and told Mr*. P T Colgrove and Mr* D 8 ton <4 Racim Wi . was Unable to Jean, a wmor at HaMIskv High, .he un-cvtn mner current* currwuta of of our ou about her experlencts a* a social Mr mid Mi. Rusnell Ingram ot Grund Rapid* on Monday attending . inner Goodyear. Hr. were fir in .Gixnd Rap. be pt&rnt slu- is a*»*!»■ 1* a cfofirmcd In- give iwombe lot.il Vhit.-d-Hasting* lelativen on a District Ministerial meeting at (icRKlycar. were in (lijtnd ltap-.bea-preient piumbc of success hi m mu-.ic.il that determine determine tiietr thrtr direction riincti'.n worker ta Midland All enjoyed it musical nn.* that fimnl.i.1 |I Epworth ’hoftlst church. ,irt*"" Tueaday. । valid edr.-er* .The orchestra whKh in­ Epwirth Me Mctturalat Personalities arc dc-relojK-d mure very much, even Die UUle kiddies, Mr and Mrs c. T. Cord.-, re-* Mn. Fowl y Bull F. ” W’ Mlrn Helen Newton wa* the guest----------- ■*■»» Mi Km.lv Rul"Ivan ...... Mrs. ** cludes beside.-* Donald . and Jeon. from a proper cultivation of our to whom she talked, wore very much turned on Thursday Hom a vuu m Stebbins. Ml** Eilren Billiivan ahd Mr “nd Mrs. « 'Liter o', > c ACTCR nFLFRRATION . Morri* Johncox. Myron Jr,hnrox. interested, no no on«: wax dlsap. .......... -. i cn ucutonM i iwn hlciMfo. \ttv. Marjory Stebbins wejc <n Woodland on Sunday Winslow Martin and Mom* Fed polntcd. after all. William Hopkm.* bt Blythevill. Grand ru,puu Ra|.td* on mmiwj Monday. ’.«.»> ■■ « AT METHODIST CHURCH «was p: onounci-d splendid by al! who ..... . . viihiisi -M............ , ..................................... attitude I* apt • to be Px-vt. Robert MacLeod and Kenneth LU ., >Mr Wilcox ami and t:, ‘" ■’> ‘’Lt >parent-, from Kalamazoo: ............................ surelr and Mr,-. Warren wanrn wucnx .................... ............... had tiu- pleasure of te-aring them Brower of Harting* visited Lester1 uually at- ’he wnw of fifteen .. .. .....>>. .......Mr. j ••_. — rnan from S-nauv»’nduy 'O? Mnmlm —. . «, ,, . zic Colt . daughisf., and and •<,_<.< Mrs. —Weldon fill Sunday Thirty Members Received Mu* Moore welcomed us in a very u, ftghfan. He told of one young and Melbourne' MacLeod Friday. ; Harold Swait-.m of Big RapUL Bt<>n*oh <4 Jackson spent Easter Mni- Arthur Wwltu visited her pleaxiig.way and'mtsented. a group, lady'rtuijcnt. haviiur a fin- tnind. Tiw community was greatly shock-; and Others Baptized—Can­ •of little-tot* who had only been in For-three year* •■he had carried* on siwnl tin- wrek with Mr. and Mn. wiih relatives and friend* here. su>Ut. Mrs Kenneth Lems.- ut BatJ H Saunnon Mr and .Mr* George Merntt and »»* <*«* °« Thursday •the camp a rirnrt time They sang her work in college and had al»*itata Splendid Success . Mi-- Ellielyn Harrington ot Del- .Mm, Mary Schermerhorn of Grand1 Mr and Mt. Wm Mc.vl were a group of songs and gave a playchosen claxa.-, where the teacher* Kalamazoo, after his operation ln.-.t ton nt l:w Ear!.t vacation vfctrtO-HapKL were Sunday guests <4 Mr* Sunday guest* ot Mr and Mr inti’.lcd. "Johnny Appleseed." which * irnen. tn order’to graduate week. «rtl»t BpiSCOpal church, and hut .Mi Doris Nir Mary Evarts and.Mlss Agne* Sim. ~ ... give m-i-'. pf her -cnior Mr »nd Mr*. Lawrence Brad'.c showed lhe careful and splendid! S...v he — had to '.throughout ■re,-1, ii Prirce nnd. ..... a, • j ^jr un(j jure.. Eugene Freeman Mr ani Mrs. David Vail of MBS- lightful 'on# ”‘r .iorw»hn*»ui Mr.? H H. Mm n Bradley ■ tialning they had received (iyear ,u-. to studies that would .Wuld bring h. her, ; ,ri,l daughter an'd Mrs. Hammond visited friend* at Three Riven, and vt*n.?d Mr and Mr*. Cat I Knicker­ kegon were gue.-.u- of Mr and Mr.. F 1 At the six-thirty and at the ten .. rjf HnsUhgk were cptertaihed at the ---to----The orctastra then played "Caro- in contact with ----men-----------teacher* «. SJvo'clock .M-rvie member- w.-re reJone.. <.veiltin- wet-k end. • bocker ot Grand Rapid* on Satur­ A Burton over th; week end Mark Garrison home Sunday. • irf'thtrt. ,ln " u Culling Mr and re-s»>nded -xtatlvely refused to participate in Mlxs Josephine Carve th spent h< r 1 ''"ned. there b. ing a ■ -• Mn. Edith Huium H. who spent tlic day. the Utter returning with them Mr. and Mr:.. Clifford Kahlo and ‘l‘ Ai<Xander's Rag Turn- Band tin.m- ela*^. Thta was a jiuwler to Easter vacation with Mr. Marion i lli'.ptum and Uv- H .''.-'■ . Cummuion WlReading past week tn Grand Ledge visiting for, Sunday . by Mrs Pearl Brown. "A )W-r fnemte in the faculty, until Mr -» |W«-fe administered at thr early m ivnlatives, ivtunwd Itakday. Mr. and Mrs Gerald Narti and Hodgson in Charleston. W V.i l» an Old FUshloned Doc- King decided that there murt have Mr. and Mr*. Roqer’ Wiwl! of .ice and two babies wore baptised at Tribute Jack and Cluirlt". -Beaumojit of tor'' and responded to an encore u-vn some unpleasant expcrier.re Bay City vbit<il Mr. and Mr, Carl in the city Bunday evening, coming Kalamazoo visited Mr- J b Mur- l«n o'clock. Special E. ‘ r num­ Arthur Uitiirop pregehted tiw 4-H <wrth lyr father m her hmno life < r with Grand Rapid* relatives. Jb-r- were rendvrr-d by t’-e chorus Club , to a'.triid lhe cantata at tile Mellxi- dock from-Friday till Tuesday Elmo Snyder of Kalamazoo spent of tiie North Pine Like which had created In her'an'emoMr and Mrs N fl Walertuun of «hmr and quartette, and Rm 1. I Sclunl Acim-veim-r-.t event* in ira-.tlwis) dishire to all met; . He talk’d the week end tn Cloverdale. Mini Elizabeth DrYoe of Mtrkt■ dirt c.hurcji . Grand Rapidcalled on Mr and Dewey gave 3 fine *rrmon on 'Lile Cranston Wilcox, Sumner Myers. mg and handicraft ««k Exhibit*[with hey. explaining that lie hud A. BUrton ou Tuesday ' Tnunifhant HU.MH1 from Friday till Sunday. Francis Townsend, Leslie Cook and were shown in cadi division and:reached th- eondustoh .that sr. Fred Barlow, l*»u>- /and Ku- ( During .the Mt* .kuinei Micliael re;urtH-d to Tim* Stebbins have returned to .club winners were ciioa-n In th»1 tnu.-: Itayi* lad Aome'un|Hca*ant exRuth Gardner spent SaturAnn Arbor on Bunday after -i«end- tlicr Minhrs at the University at Hastinfes at u teachers' ineet■nd Mr.- Will ot.. of Rutland. "T pnigram of sone:, and rceitationi Hta :i week '.-> vacation at home. • Ann Artxir after a week's vacation. Ueitv Mauley *ecoi Ina. Ham ; Woodburr.e gw t . and a group of older girl , pre.-- nt» d D D, Smith and Misw* Gertrude *dys Bsgtey third pirn s ‘ fL’11 Homer Smith of Carlton spent today to take-a p-irt-iiradu-1«» playlet centered around lhe Earthav' returned to their, rtudk t, David IMlilln;^„ pry:n*’Sunday at John Stair..' ourw a; Cook O u:i'v Hospital |«T mr-:agr- t-iiyllu Hinman nnAlbion Cuileg ? after the l-ta-lc mat were guest* <4 Mr*. J. T Lom­ ' .vtif*1! Mr' •'*,r' taxnuid Wachter ■a Dorothy Stanton spent th.- nmincrd the numbers. \ h M the bard over the week end. Mrs. Smith nouuiii: entertained rcl end ttr45rand Rapid- ... th- ['«ua! Ejnrerth League inrehiig was from Cadillac. Mr. and Mr- Ray Nyc and l/'wb: actximtiaying theta home on Tu<. family. but »i»* judaim W(XHUand ‘nnd‘ _____ of Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Palmer *»**f<z wl at •< ren bdock th<\cb >ro.* ant! Laura Baijcv .-pent -Sunday in day. . on by the cl. idling She admh- , UJa} q^j,, Thcmpwm cf V< Malli? U ins ts sikndnu' '*! f'Tty-eight voltes rcmimd W>1Mi> It M. Bates visited Miss Alic Nashville iiuting Mr and Mrs John wearing garments conduct in tu*: .• -------- --------- - ■ sreek* with Mr and Mr:.' K« ii|derm-re Vlctcrv. ' a U un ’ lfuf E.u.tAekeu Ha- S ol Manjhau over Um- week mother ' noth Lain* un»* ' b*by tn given, each . V M Overstreet, Mimi Angie Bute. Kin. ft.-viiai d|‘p'., i.nd Miss Tillie .Pa ng born, ail <4 Do­ Mi Hint i*'‘b-’w!lj. her .pgri-i trauiiiitf Opal Morse subconscm-.; Mr an<1 Mr, nan8bargcr enterHnydcr relumed ■en■■' Mr mid Mit. James Britten and’Mr mid Mr:’ G<i Recitation. ' Wanted. A Girl. Bvt talnrd their from 1-ins.r.g Ladsi::^ ! b-hearsing Tin- .w,trim and the , - - - ----- cluinnel. -------- ■ nd ; - inuivu .nni children ■ lu.ll.-r.i num home in laidington; clilldrep. Donald and Pauline. Mrs ..Bunday. ty-Bogley hefto give up her npir.n and take 6„ > Wo<xH*svj and Hastlnai I qugrtcltc were delightfully done. Ir. mad Mr*. R. II E F- Vandlen and Clare Sawdy Albert Becker A ;otta by the b.y., of the hgndi- the subject* Ih'.n wr.uld enable her Hnif Yfr>- Hanrttarger stent .-|x-n' Monday al’.crnoon in Grand Ih'ir-day • v« ■j .! club and th- entire club .uu: to jjraduate. She afterward beta'..- ■'WedncMjH.. Ha". . HszXrgeFt ■ •I W Armbruster Rapid* where little Donald stqd ll . ", !?£'!? "■«> •«« m u,. wisrs, o-.garu-: gave gem ro-.i-ty of their -rth'-6 in Alretion. Pmilujr sang over Uncle Jerry's ax'ene of the Jieh '"".I »«»««• . Hartl, to «.t «w.».ua wnb tiu! tun? and effort m inukJng the can- ■’ESI." .. .a. ...a Mr. Eliza Join turning ..------ {jjufc ...... ... —........ ,............... „v ... ,E.vp ,,M. n-.'t’.,<uvnot lance m : n< w baby * tat* such « fine success, many proHpbt T Walton and J M Town- r',r « lew day- vlxii with la r rthwlute work • I what re »ay. but by what we think; , ------ ’ it the l.'e.-t one ever given niuir - rend i.fc in Lowell today where they •»»»<! hinnly. Dr. and Mre. U-t«; noundng Community . inging, iby our inner thought. Sometime* it QtT.MBY All appreeiatert the splendid help xi.>y ai'.i'Hu 'h nlih Mn Ellsworth will uasist with the program id a Johu*m. <>t Ann Arbor Dr Pritchard of the Kejlugg.happen- that young men fail to, The chicken -untwr Thttrsdnv ;of Raymond Windeknrcht of QwosBrur«:.ti *>f Detroit at tiie home ol mrvtipg of agent* of the State Mu-' , ”r' Mary Hun*... nnd Mis Foundation welcooied Vi -mo.- t grow up. and are unftttwi-for place.-; ua, j-ti^ cti fEtianki tin latter>. fatiu-r. Seth Blownn. Uta) Rudded Fire Insurance Co. of;Ciiarlis Fa il and Marietta ««■!• heartily t > the. camp. Imping u> ■d nraptaM^bUit/ because they never lto njj .4t'.„ helncrl to mkk> n - i-;j1|lt gitcsi . nf Ml Kild Mr- Donald Me mutir. be good, neighbors and wuh>*d I nuHjf grew up in the normal way. , v.. proceed* 518 ” v.fe.J m had an intuit thin thereby developing we wk noses ^i.' nareant’ civen bx,' u- Sr-.und that the camp was a part o’ which hinder tiieir petting anywhere ,]4.. ^,00! Easter wi- r-ikn, 1 In­ Welton ol Grund cur community He gave u* a very tn life. ,;il! Tliere was a lanm attendin’-' ’ 7,r ... . , . u’-r nnv nm an-i r«I * of o.tdtal invit iinm to nwwith them! We are apt to stress intelligence Fifteen i:. . Social Events and Personal Mention ' 1 Spring Sports Wear Is Here WISE TO DEVELOP THE ffi LIFE Including sr« soft and pnMble; two color* art avaltablu — champagne, and brown; And sweaters galore in the Spring colors and pat­ tern-; sleeveless and sleeved; priced from 35c to 93J13; dont mis* a brushed wool slcevele*s sweater in cream and And otlwr sports wear suchjM slkeks for men and boys; knickers: cap®; golf iwao; Basque shirts, etc., etc. T.S. Baird CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS hiivv (dRUEN}' A There’s extra Value . . In these new GRUENS! Not the kind of value tluit has its claim solcljyin the F ISIS of jhuhy and />r»cc! ... But that kind ol genuine value that a s^ isc buyer appre­ ciates . .. Stylish,(inequality cases; 15 ruby jewels —the Holyoke and Wesleyan . each reasonably priced—ut $37.50. • “llr* C F f returt ed Mr"1IK1 M* J ' I'Hwajd. cf Carl- «k‘”n -a;n alut to feel ift-e t-» come .'a. brmg tiu d.’ciding factor in lih ;• church ‘ , trrm* Vi. •’ With Lei ciiiid-ei"-n u ’" T*”'' -I them ven at any tine- D Pritchard intro-»but Dr King deeUres thia, cnc'.-' Chester Scott nf CNergo snent ton Mr. and Mrs Wallace Mack. Mr. iGrlnd Dan'd- nn!i with M .nd I’-''-'-mtly on Mc-nd-.y cv-mi.g. A;.;:'. !;“T ;“!rf Jf** “• rmoUonal life has nine-tenths to do Easter with hi* narcnu Mr ‘and Mrt liaudd h-V n ’ f'-.bd„•?V ' t-Uetr Votaen '1-- <ork they are doing. There arcjwith what one becomes tn life. He Si?ChM. Scott. '.and Mrs Hurry Babcock and Mr. „ land Mrs Enin Miller attended MMr ..n Mr” F^CHdieT vu.u ••nniver.-.-iry Uirre camp pcrtxi- dur.ng which LMHold of an experience with a boy in Cottage prayer mcetinz ■ n b<- he MdrB5st TrtKw .im’^Un'* h.'' the nn*l meeting of tn.- Broiher*,dMMr and'rtr ” Wm C <s dl.-v Ml‘ ‘‘",l M'-’' F:)'* ,t,b wrr pre- nandieapped Child;, n are givenla college Where he had taught who V:II UI hr hrlrt »t.’rmiF tire n..n,e cf Cha*., hood „ Hotuigs Monday night. ’ and m; \nd‘ ’f'» m d ‘treal r^kent U; evidenced an utter unwillingness to i Scolf^iSSiy !:~ rented With eomc i wly gifts in f re- .three **«*» week* rest ="' and 1.*^TM-k ‘ t urn n..»‘ ti> r.’.-k end । ’m«mbr«ncr ‘‘’mbrencr uf Ire -l'n>n'uu: i-.ow much thrfc of thl* thi* anriivei-MG' anniversary- Tc ’- u su nwL*taS how ths. v.. , . fare — realities He had a manhood; MU* Mildred Klitne ol Mid.-'1 M s Dave Wixxlmansee and Mr*. cake were <£»np will dojor tljem ; tr.cntahiy. but the emotional re- ; (jinve 1 'aunts of Mr- M Hlm 'on cream < rt un and rake e. re Mrved m rre.l and ail • i” camp d«i>tor tlp m and UWPirv inspire jr.rntaU.y, nt the a rek cud nt D.rk1?l!’' Kolb are program committee isimday arre M.: Fr,nk in Dv? j-uidLc ,n‘*u‘ "* 'hearty ^"rtv amgratutHoffman' . . lie Decoration Day program to in extending conin'alu- them to *“ the better things of life *»„«<? of‘ a child iri d Mm of Grand Fluids ind Mr* hit la,w ’" and -,nrt wishing for th ‘»« «*« ’:' , v,n lh!,UKh *J1"y rct,,rn,t(> ^‘ron* What d> is to fret ion*, thf-in man; tn. :..... , v.v all , • need ........ to .............. " I ocirrui tn inc community rik IRrtel Juul *cn Francis of ‘<*<-'1”^. .^ht- that are not so desirable in in (ouch touch with with th<*c there force* force* that that will. will 1ltlruining the Merman meat Frank U.n<h nnd - n Irann- of ... I Barry county will have !rt Will- , make o-;r emtoti.inal response* in life , , ______ i sicsdny by the Union Cemetery Cir; make our cmbtional response- in Ilf'--------, .. ... H’t.T sl’PI’ER. . dren in the camp this year. In tiie normal nnd helpful. We can all at- ' And summer retort owners are de was well attended. The dinner Mr. and Mt“ Ixyy Royer Mrof Battle H..11 JI A buffet, supper WJ-. fall, boys of Scout age. not nrre- tain hanpineas if w-- -,-t-k it. but ui rending out card* v> their former cc-llcction netted ».«. lhe amount Creek and Mr •and Mr*. Rollo', v n ,jK‘ h,1,n' ol *Mr' “,,ri Mrw B°y scout* but boys who can-1 must do it by a unified life, not patron- reading. "We arc luvnu; iw‘d m nues, MM. Vide and family ot 7 :: v iv 11 ■'oia,-r Barker irnnonniii' iw.t Thursday cvcnni-.’ i».»l afford the expense of Scoutim.* simply by the development of tiu- a wonderful time WUh you were I A suPI*r mH pn -iram wm j>lanwere Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mr.. • honoring Chief and Mrs ’ ,>fd for the second Wednesday in Joseph are given an outing »t lhe camp and intellectual faculties alone We hear here." ------- ««».-------------lJunr with Mrs. Hsltir Stevens and and mmi son ui of v*ucocc. Qnebvc. -soon Kellogg*a win will ejiuiwor sponsor a-aim*-I a .slml- sometimes sometimes Ol of pe |>x>|de dung thtiivs Mix* U.rna-rlre Mrt UTgliting Ir rEagle -'*«,e ano -oon weuw wJTr f'Vn Ii.nfj*?! guest* uir lar camp '(»r viiup GJrI>. iu in ciujr only irom sens Ol And we'# often wondered, when Mrs. Emma VunSycklr supCamp r*iv Fire Girls, in!only from a of OUiy. duty. ma Tha’ H., .. , L. ih«, Canada. * ’-Other ’I" out-of-town' Kur-I.' 3 seruf -enM? ■■■■• Il KWiurnx. u.-i.iai, far the ...c * ' ~ -■" cuts __ «. •_ .' .. nUUIIU J WMn , H « Lottie ■AM. _. ..and A >upLhn I, I|JJ; n re,I,??wire ’v,'ni,‘’ * r,r Mr-- slsnd never to »h. iJJ? Xr!w MH inn "* lhf tevening were Mr,-Stand .waur .waue other locality. EtghteWi Etghfreft thouthou-1 ought never' to be necex-ary. We‘‘ one barber another barber's l> .r ..and Jone* Mrs. -xX thrX। hit*ii but that< U,i ’r'KaiUM* K"’i :’‘' »'f 0' Ann Arbor. Art ,r' Josephine Jn”l*lne ' --land ,anrt day* da>8 w ’* .re l*’ anrn Blv n to 10 the t,K* wil*fl’‘!<'mtht Ufc with the sense of [hair, which barber doc* the talking lia.el Norn* for the program. ।l/xKd irri m Tikh ought to fare life ‘ , Ka.-iuaso! Dey-nt and Miriam Kan- fare of handicapped, children, last n* reality,' with a sense tluit we are Mr1* 'K;r "( Battle creek, sister# of Mrs year. He told <4 fhc Ann J. Kellocr Imated to get out oF ita experlttace*.; are aiXta of Jueto? and Mra?DM-! B*rter • 8cho0‘ in Crc,'M 1,,id the *®n’, •h‘ch "id Van -'ll of Detroit Mr- v «n " . i i, *>rful *',rk l"llu''Uw;<‘ Th, y!w 1,1 ’t,ve u" --'rength and happiness ; :Z11.- h l th., m: f . n . "t , hr. .1: 11 *’' ‘ ,, urf ni>l o,ll> ,h,w' unfortu-J We cun do it; but we cannot, do it r fhH J; 1 II >J?V- ih2UU 1 br'4k: Mr- Monte Smitii d'-llghtfullv natc children tba desire to bc useful।by neglecting the inner life and the| m xZr n .‘«r\-«.hran "l’5’‘:‘,'*wl ,t'f N’* Club at ,n,.n and women but are hdttng Unndr ‘self. We can develop i wi!.:cr H*-’ S”"11’ P”* . ix-opi,. and the communities from irtrcnglh in life nnd character •C' wuLUnfd^.n.?h^ w,’ 'V"ln" •1‘y April 12 a;which tliev children come. Dr iwhich' will enable u* to carry on XnH-.J nwir m. <lrllc,"'"s 6:30 9u,,i'r wu by j PHtdiard hail lantern, slide* I amt. carry through :.uc<i-»tully. even , ! M r rm L wt, ' i,ht '’ b*'"* ’ar-::which he ciect* -.iu-’ hl,! Mr-..-, im urn •'"> he showed showed the the ... meet* of ot didi- In in. aa. depression depn-Minn like like that that through through. I .nd Mi.-- George M. Newton .... i, im- laua ......... . aurac,.and ...i •» . 1 uTiicii . . iiinlight 'ttv, with Ki.lct place card.tevt fur treatment of di-; which we aft? passing.. .. Money u not! ,ci-utcr jm > • .->1 nu . -IJain-ou .-prin , especially tubereulir-i-. One : Hu* important tiling. Financial sue-! Saturday, April 22 - 1 - M,. v.iinT rnwir, . r ■'Following tlw bu.ine-— shivered when he showed pictures of j cc*s ta a small part of a real life. Friday, April 21 ren?were SZ- VX nt Mr um'i «venln* '4*' sJ*nl *’*’1’’ people ..pir clad in ■■< shorts wpn.. and -.I... aiwe/in ....... ... . A n real ii-n, life uir will —iii alw» h«'e iuiic enough rn»uKl> ; poii were b.innjy gia>*i* 01 Mr. ana gumes. । ....... re the Al|>». »■.., •«■»... ..... World's. ..gixids _____ I bitter cold .uv.i'.hcr in Tins I_» of thl* to get_ along I Itrevtmeni prmwl very effective and i happily. Real happiness will come Lb. Look This Way! FOR LOW PRICES L. V. BESSMER Hastings The Jeweler Michigan 26|c CoStee m, ■ i m, i K . «.’T . K* *»"■ “> “ r~~vh ~r l»pW>~ In U«- Corn Flake* 10c Kellogg'* Largo Package----- Fel* Soap REED’S DRUG STORE Corner o( State gnd Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Michigan Mayflower Wall Paper Approved by Good Housekeeping Magazine for Color Fastness 10c to 39c Double Roll VARNISHED KITCHEN AND ROOM PAPER—Double Roll BATH ZilC Soda Fountain Service lce Cream—All Flavors Regular Sodas and Sundaes Malted Milka _15c pint pkg. -10c 15c Try u< for your DRUG NEEDS Registered Phamacist Always on Duty < Canned > < Vegetable* . mother Mr Anba End-!.- , over | P Ro John-on: Cornl Alma Hn-lf|Wh ur nnd‘ "Un.hlne is not new ; GARDEN ILt'B NOTES. 19c Corn. Itlic unvk end. Mr E^Klsi' V returned(gleton; A. Cond. Gertrude Jone-; but wa* employed 1000 yearn ago by ; °nP o{ the most important ques•“ F'A“ViIIc ,or “i&c jSn.y- Bninh: ■nc*'u' P^«wnt p%^^ I SL i' .. /• rv..ih «„rf „N I |Kal«C. Johteton. . ‘X-ray oba mummy l.WO y-srs old!*: How best can 1 control dueiMe 10c . wnJL’t.;.? . I*o"2. . ! ; I jolly bibtiuhTi'i i ii '’>“1 had n proven case of TB cl *r-d pararttes?' ’ An to um thb| . asi answer io JOLLY CLI B. A Wooton dent to Detroit today. jui .i.i BIRTHDAY niitiiiu.ii 1 1.1 n. .„!■ ■. «•— ■•..-•-a ... ... . •..... .. ’.the former-to vutt Ml-.- JMephtm-l Mn, F .M. Cra.g ua.. ho-tm. to fXm™ w.c, Masted in thi* column April The last part is here given,. ICarvefh.and Mr* Wooton will visit the Jolly Birthday Club on Thun-.Jm 5lh. For apple scab, black rot of apple. 1 Miw Helm Wooton and Mu . rtjV. tncmb.re and gtiert.-numbering «n<i impressive by by Uw tlw u>e u*e of of UnUn- bud moth, codling math and cater-1 !Ada Michael Mr- Manon H rtg»on l*<nty-two Ail enjoyed a Tmade i made imprc-sivr Hank*l*». Velvet, The Beat u*c a lime sulphur mixture tern riides. pillar*; use iof Charleston. W. . will return P31 luck Mix, ru-'-rn ireicn " Vu ....................... iissisUnn Mr- dinner; Crrm «-i«ii i Meeting clowd*by kinging. "God Mreugtn or ar.-ciule of bad 31 with them.* •• Kri »■-" > ““ “r'-|Br w„„ V<M -nil W, M... .All,.:. API.a.W.IU., Mr. and Mn. Kan jcni. .jn and -Shultx, Delton, Ere*। ---------, ----- .. land repeating the watchword, a* Hw? blossom*open. Rep<*»t when I family and Don Fisher of Balti-" The afternoon wA» spent socially.1 listed before, thia u the last regular i ‘he blossoms are about halt fallen DUHwV or Middlavill* E Holly and ai.d reporting a very delightful lime meeting If at any time a special phu u very e^mul when Rshting Creek. Dr. and Mr- L E. son of Muskegon and Mr- and Mr* meeUng u. desired, if three or more the apple^cab or codling moth. Re­ William Zuldcina mid B 8 Holly Mr. and Mr Will Ott. ot Rutland members will notify tire? Pretidem Peat again about two weclu, later of Grand Rapids Merc Bunday he’ will be glad to call a meeting, [on • warm nwlst day | guest* of Mr... Ague* FUlvr and were pleasantly surprised Saturday . . — Pearl .— .... rot-use- summer or mild; April 15. when their chU-IDuc* rust,due Bagley. Secy. ।I For -r- grape — Dwight Fisher, all going I < Wood- evening. d ’ ren and grandchildren walked ini ---------- • • • '----------- - |s,r*,ng*h lln;»‘ -iijphur solution, ap- • hnd for dinner at Hu- Holly home. on them to h'-'.i> Hum t:i-brat.’’VISITED MU- AND MRS. L ply when Hi.' Irsits.an partlyJ their fifty M-venth anniversary ; B. CHA.MBERL1IN .MONDAY, grown; Ju?.: before bio--nun.; at.d Chisago Beef Morgantown W. Va. were guewi* Ice cream and cak:' were wned to1 The member* of Uw Barry Ccun-l*,w n ,™n ,ns irt- 11 m* 'x-ary to. of Mr and Mr*. L>**tiard Board over the week en<t Mrs W. D Rred. eighteen and the evening was ;.pcnt ty Health Unit, tiictr wives and hu«- :,pr?Y ,tcr J1"1' ■mmomcal. copper Castor Cut* cards and garni band* wenu to-Charlotte Monday I ca£*wni*,:r “-'iutioi',. who ha* been spending soiqF time ill playing ------------- ----------------------- evening and visited Mr and Mrs, , I^>r plum curcitlln use arsenate of I with Mr. and Mrs. Board, returned J. I T-( I.I B.--------- I Lyman B Chamberlain The Hav- •'•d *vh mixture J ixiur.dI to Pittsburgh. Pa., with Dr and Mr* Mrs. Ed Story entertained the <lngA Iollw tc..-ta a|on» lx,t |UCk:to 50 gallons >4 water when husks Farrier. Mr aiwi Mrs Board and ।J. F l Club very delighttuUy mi Mlw>fr ahd had a happy time with'*®?’ rrp.-utmg for leal spot about Armour’* Banquet Brand Sliced guest* spent Sunday in Detroit I 1 .’lursday afternoon At bridge hon-1 .a* nuzzles and bridge.*Twelve days later. Ol* were wmi by Ml - Dan LewD (roni thb city sfere WCSenL •ra,M-mildew dust freelv with I SSIlT, iSSl'A S 'J-Mf M"11*'- A A lovely TI." ;»•«.. <■' -U1P.UU .... . W.h: dry «... JJ E. Mattbon. .Mr AM w«? f£SuJ Im lunch '“■««»» -n.d sruHt UE1-O«E AV.MLlAn,. I -•»«>« •““> >l«’ was ren«d 4 Pee*. Tomatoes* ► Corn Meal 5 Lb Cake Flour 5 Lh **< 23c 13--Z8H Meat Special* Beef Steak Smoked Ham Frankfurter* Bacon 29c 19c 2 u' 29c 2 u- Lb. )i Lb. PHONE US YOUR ORDERS Mrs Mall Coots and Mr and Mr., Donovan Moore, all c4 Detroit Mr* Sarah Hopwmrth of Belding. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mow and Mr. and Mrs. Plynn Matthew* of Grand Rapid*, and Mr. and Mrs Wm Severance .«n-J daughter and Mr. Rc.e BUnkenburg and daughter ct Battle Cktek. No W0Uder it's called the naUon.il Mrs H A Adrounw was in Kaiany othfr dwUM . game when a New Yorker from amar>> Tuer-day evening where jU- ..iu*address thr writer of this Athens cheer - piadly tor thr home- '*•**,4 dinner guest at Dr Doyle a ,4 l3n’ a -ri(. addressed envelope or traJn pitcher from Haywire. Kan. -‘nd *ter wa* speaker at the ladies' phone tl w Hoatings.—Anthony I — >—<-•-»-------------- Auxiliary of thr American Academy .uaq. * * ' You don't hear any of thoM* -i- ol Medicine, which met al live Doyle ’» s i ’ . wani.a-go-bacVre.i-tlic-Uiin ong» l.ome Mp Adrounie diwu*.A giegf many prospective caiuthere day*. Maybe the song whtera l Oriental Rugs." a subject Wlih.paigu promtoca .rem to have been tried it themsejvu. (which she is very familiar. nipped in the budget. We Deliver The Big Little Store �THF HASTINGS BANNER WEDNESDAY, AVRIL 19. 1913 PAGE SBC THE CHURCHES ...NeW Truss Proves Greatest Rupture Ai*d mission 10 and 15 cents. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hilbert cnlertamed for Easter dihner; Mr. and Mt Glen Blake and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ekra Dell and dougHKatlwrine t>t Middleville. Mrs statu' llilurt and daughters and Frank Mr and Mrs. John DeJL Carl Jordan spent' sc Mr. and Mi> Donald Gager spent Euv.-r -*ith the latter's parents. Mr. biother Wallace and sir and Mis. Harry Hough of Hurt fold. Jordan. ’ • .Mlu Jennie Out;;,is spent the week Leo Marston left Monday for Mil­ waukee after spending several days • • w ■ .Gordon DuBols of Grand R*ipid». ' . Mita Margaret Spindler and rootn- Akron MschanfForm Tnis. «> have a 1A exclualva fsaturo ’’Selective PreaCt.ro Control”, Holds the rapture Bore securely and eHmlnates uiuiccassary aad painful Us- Exclusive Akron' Tnu» Fitten and keep your trau lu adJuituKtt. The Prescription Drug Store HASTINGS day to resume their studies at Man­ McMillan, cf Hastings. chester after spending Easter-vimMr. and Mrs. .Glen Covert and tian With the tenner's mother. Mrs. daughter Elva.of Lake Odessa and Arlie Hplndler. ' . Mn Hannah Wright of Woodland Mr. ami Mrs. Frank' Kilpatrick vert Easter gucaU ut Mr. and Mr*.. and family were Easter guests rt tiie Truman Munkm Miss Lculse Hilbert and friend of of Lansing. . ______ Buttle Creek spent Easter with Mrs. Mus Mddr'd Williams of Mason Stata Hilbert. ' " Dr and Mrs. Ireland Holly and son Citv spent tho week end with Mr of Muskegon. Mr and Mrs. Win. and Mrs. Dell Williams. Zicdema of Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Kmi Juhiuon and children of Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Furreat Battle Creek. Mrs. Agnes Fbh’fr and McMillan nt Hastings. tons. Duh mid Dwight, of Hastings, Mr*. David. Kilpatrick - of Erut and Mr*. Rena Culler and son Bird­ I atking - pern Monday with Mr and sill Holly wwe East er guests ot B. Mrs Frank Kilpatrick. S. Holly, Mr and Mrs. Edward Penne of „..wand Mr«. Glen Densmore-r-nMr. Grand Rapids were Sunday evening lertalned the Bridge Clut> and their ivller* of Mr and Mrs F K Border, husbands Thursday evening. • Mi..:- Virginia Foul of Kist LanV. fl. Wotrlng has men itivihg u.i sps-nt the Wsrk end with her chalk Utlk programs ut.Zeeland and ; .mnls. Mr. ................... and Mr . —Lawrehce Battie V-. Cicek. ■Two In Bat..... •• ......... . MI, progrum-s Hl f-H‘L............................................................. th- Crick were for Southea.stern Ralph Lambci:mi of' Kalnmaroo Junior High School and the Ann J. • »> t!w‘ u”'k end with Mr mid Kellogg School -rendering the |iroMi'.s. Clyde Ruel. gram. “The Sung of Hiavvatha."- as M!s.v Rcta Janin spent Hie week a Ikwk Review. . < yin! with her (lateiHs in Bento:l The Aiml meeting of the Woman’s Harbejr :Club'w.i-. held at the sclwolhou.-r M; :• * Winifred Border mu! lc- Tuesday eVening. ft was "Mmic ti'rc Dowden >|x nf the week end Night." and the following lirogr.un ■ itli friends anti relatives in Lan- in charge of Myrtle Bulling and Aliri,’ Smith was given: ,Ch?,‘• H"'A!a<i,r of ■'Tlw Ash Welsli folk folk '1 — ‘ ' Grove.' Welsli < Mr »on8 J?. r''Iu." s^siherhood-Gaines. ’ *:1,1**‘ Abd daughter, ......... ................................ Chorus—R< na Culler, Arlio Spind- vvw.■ "■ Uedm sdity ler. Erma .Tyler, Bess Hilbert. Ger*,'!!■ >7 f hllip Potter and children trude Plant*. Mabel Rowland. Fem . ■ Trumbo. Mildred O-vgood. Jeanne Bobby Bush ol Hastings 3|x iit ltlszpvBcls. director. Our Success Ha* been achieved through care­ ful builness management nnd talkf.vclory dealing with policy­ holders. SEE VS FOR INSURANCE Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. L. MAUS I WOODLAND. : Easter vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Mt and.-MTs. Jame* Sumner. ITnr-. J V. Hilbert. lift and Jami*. Jr , of Rattle CneX Mi. and Mrs. Ed. Covey of Cobles < wi re -Easier tuests ot Mr. and Mrs spent Barter with Mr. and Mrs. F E Border. । Clyde liucll. • ’ Mr and Mrs. lister Bninmi were The Junior class of Woodland ■ ■>-• of Mr. and Mr . Stanley Township school arc giving.u play. M inker of South Wocdlnnd Bunday • Kleptomania.’’ nt' the schoolhouse Lord BepttMnUUw. H*»tia<«. Mkh. GEORGE M. NEWTON SPECTACLES FITTED. REPAIRED. BROKEN LENSES REPLACED. WATCH. CLOCK. JEWELP.V BUFAIBING, CASH FOR OLD COLD. FOR SALE-CHICKS CARbS of THANKS WUU .Lfibon.] su4 RbrJi. IHuiu Red, Both tlMd*. 1(T« »««'. May 7c. Junr fl,-. Cuitora lUlrhibx ac per egi; Quality GETTY'S POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY Middleville, Michigan ANNOUNCEMENT F. H. GASKELL LICENSED MASTER PLUMBER HORSE SALE! At Miss Taylor’s Barn, Nashville, Mich.. SATURDAY, APRIL 22 COMMENCING AT 1:00 O’CLOCK 20 Head or more of good fann horses will bc offered. Some ''matched pain," and oeveral cheap horses. Ages will range from 5 year* up. All hones sold on GUARANTEE. M. T. STUMP, Proprietor HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. , D»*den. Plano w)l'». Minuet, Paderewski—. Allee Smith. 3. IkneiltA of Mafic — Helena "Whcn I sec a lawn that is shag­ gy and .unkempt.' says a gardener. "I al mice draw the only possible, .conclusion.'* That its uwm;r Is a bachelor. O'er Ilin and Dale—Encman; Comrades in Anns-rHayva. Niyrtle BuHtni:. Vesta Born,' Alice. Smith. Artic Dviwmore, r u nol xufplWk to learn that nnemifioyvd Hungarians.* engaged In t.ikmg gold from the Blue Danube. n|V »i-iagiim umy nie u averaging only auuu> about «a |MT per _ .L 8lrttm Sirnua an(l and hU his imitators, it ft must Le-iecalled. have uitvudy ex­ traded millions from this particular stream. . Snravincr .’’’akes- ix»r crops opraying k-.xxi ami k<xk1 cnne. better. let me do lt for .rau. Rea* aonable price. “ ANTHONY HOOS rinr.T church or citr.uT. sctr.KTisr FOR SALE! Michigan Accredited Blood Tested (Thicks. .Low Prices. . Custorajiatchlng. Hen Eg.js. 2c. . BLAKE'S HATCHERY Battle Creek. Mich., 391 N. Kendall. Oijt 5-3 Donald McCallum of Bimh Ridge. tvt nnd friends in Rouens Milb Mr and Mr* r.ot> Led enu April Special! ? Croquignolv J; Permanent Wav c Tfdd aud family of Pvttcrvlllc. Mr amt Mrs Wm. Lons nf B -.1 FIRST METHODIST EpfSCOPAL CHURCH '» ful Ringlet End' finger waving. Hollywood Ringlet. 8LM The LORRAINE BEAUTY SHOP Phone 58 Ihiu'y Crocker. pianist and radio ni;> r. from Canton. Ohm l. visitle his friend. Edward Willison. Jr. Lake Odessa Mr- and Mrs. Ed. Hun! attended ' the P. T. A. soup supper, irtule and !■ served by’ the men. at Cloverdale . This bCAUtltul piece of memorial art work was designed ;»nd manufactured by us for Mrs. Ella E, Holloway cf Hastings in memory of her deceased husband. Wm; Holloway, and placed tn Riverside Cemetery, where it may Iw seen by any one who Is Interested In seeing the grade of workmanship and material wc supply our customers. HASTINGS MARKETS nlna. ■ ~ The McCallum liool children Ore .rWoDie Economics Extension Work \ j i - Let’s Think of Decoration Day A Day of Commemoration Only 5 Weeks Away! IRVUW PROJECT Mij* Mary Ann .Collings, and is diGROUP PARTY. reefed locally by Mrs. Harold’ On Friday evening, Apr!! 14. she Sprinter. The note book* will coin­ Irvine .------ •>-------- Group held tin !r an­ pete with others in Barry ccuii’v. their families 'at thp tiie best winning a cash tjr:?o. Wo have six older student < who' Jiavo done ihls year's work and stx in the AD YOU planned to place a Monu­ nient or Marker this Memorial Day? H the Election.'' by Nellie BMford. ib'.c Mugndge.- Letha -Hauser, wing the program with singing 'Good#/ Monument prices were never lower than at present and we have a large stock of the finest grades of .granite. Many hand­ some designs at prices to suit the most con­ servative.purchaser. • If you desire a special design in monument or marker^--different from others—wc will, make one fur you, as we did in the instanee of Mrs. Holloway. Our detignt are original—Oihert may copy bafcretods airilataa -fteiood-Hoftte estttned contMiifty You are cordially invited to visit our show rooms where Quality, Workmanship and Price combine to make every purchaser a satisfied customer. We have been located in Hastings 26 years ami we feel, that this is a GUARANTEE ty, EVERY PATRON that only the HIGHEST GRADE of service will be rendered, and that every patron gets FULL VALUE for the money expended. 1 We value our good reputation too highly to .resort to any but highest business methods. We will meet you by appointment any time Hastings Monument Works CHARLES H. LEONARD Euiun HASTINGS, MICH IRONSIDE BROS., Proprs. TELEPHONE 2497 �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, April 19,1933 A I) TT A T W Q' l,‘*’ Jla[l educational institutions. tain of the metropolitan newxpa- PICTURES OF LIFE I 1 A AU Ix.lu V» J now friend* <>f the schools urc —---------- ----------- .—3------------------ :— ' runniiiK over to Lmuing .well day the niMteiiul up|>euring in many of I (Continued froin-|Hige one. part D in an effort ui prevent such dnutsc -— ----- -— --------- - ---------- - •* —— ciijau.-, have been profiosed. but from the handwriting on tiie wall. Other:, Lbt. M-nUm.-iil • xiireoM-d by members did not. und those tluit did not dr. <)f Ua. their efforts will just now beginning to realize tluit ir O|H. member of tiie hour* taxpayers who cun no longer pay lluMl tlk. University had had taxes cannot pay salaries and ex- -three vlw, presidents drawing Mil* penw. of university t.-qchere and mp . high ua SI8.D00 u year al <’»e otUcial:. of lhe same ainuunt' Ha y Nimc, ' have always had. Tire ways and j ...------ mean* coMuntfU-e of tiie bowv plans i Members ot tiie Michigan state u reduction dyit really amount.*, to repute have been placed in un -un­ something in the operating costs ot fair buhl before tiie peoplf* by cer- IN DROP OF WATER PART TWO—Page Seven ”' ~ <Y-M-C-A-1TEMS tire larger dailies they would have the idea that lhe wnatc is a body Microscope Reveals Many mrn M. ecmixiM-d of obstructionists and, Wonders—Pictures to Angell and Rev Dewey mad. .1 trip know-nothing*, 'nil-. Is far from n.. oi,„..... ... through the Reformatory at Tonfa tiie truth say legislative observers. Bt Shown Ut Fair IilAl Thurwlay where LTOtJ men are Trti<- mere have been dlfl< tenet .■- ot maktr^of tin- ts.liexopc rewab. confined beciniAc 14 some ofleuve oplplon among the'scnutoni.’How­ toDie us'dujxmr’F-uis that are' a mil-1against society. ever’it can be luinestly said that d ^. Bump led on Mkhigan has never had a group of Hon ,K>n timeU"T larger than ,n“" our " " own °V’ We Wr Da* »’ <« aa- discus-,.on <»»* are iiMd to having-tiu- revelations NOTICE! to Our Customers of "X S'-treS ! 2SL ?!!’ “•£ f menu made, as tlic result of astro-’ ■Mrs, Stauffer a- v.uerU of .the group. noinlc research.. ' ‘Middleville Y group were led in B^t we vll. acquainted ttheir Bible Study Ix-t । Thurxlay - are no* cra-rope iv show- ,night by Secretary Angell, und a with what the — mlci In ing In these <lnv< days uwhen y., magnify- ,choice of a new leader t > fill the ing rpower has been o marygously .vacancy of Ivan Lyons resulted in increased. wr can lutdlv* realize ,the’cholce of Coach Holtfo'rth The that, •■.«., ... in u a single drop <*I water. group met this w<*k on Tuesday there ran exist an ahnort inflmte tevening. Clayion Bell Secretary number mid infinite variety of inChristian leadership Is absolutely* finiterimal anima! Ilf.- called pro- fundamental for ir character build­ t<woa There are various kinds, from the ’ingle cell wlueh multi; ing summer camp. Such leadership pile* by iuMMdim: Itself, repeating --1-Th£ j. ” ’’ ’ sniart f.i,,. ’’ that proc, s until th. original cell «•»"'? •’unr ‘'n •s,‘ a” makes a mynad ot others. TiuA iiatlon^ broadcast lMt Tue.-d.iy same sort lift: that we we on the 1,1 U.-ld gaVc the ............ • ............ Air^-I,.. dedicatory ,,,.... vaddress M n earth Mi’iti-. to go on imide the drop of Lord Allenby lor Die new Y. M. C A building; m thr famotL*. city of While the Moure delinquent tax 0*_*‘ , .1 , ‘ ,1' »«w«n Jero*akni,.- Here is a spot where at* L.n inu towitou <te ” ">■>'■ “■“£ mospherr ’ is peace, where Interna ­ awl mate hb te«» I. u, to .to • ■““t'*- Tte/ dter-.ull, me. .4 ite rn.inten.-tot "I* Y>", tional unity may bv, fostered and de­ Ite to,i.l,r.alu. tltot *■** Cri.ttev <4 Pn*.--., thl,, veloped.” Mr*, c. J Bamiun of Woodland, Ulin, .ten4.1 te .tow in i^bt-tte >“■' »>“ ............ ot witnexxlng revealing KurUto |..w.r<r-b.4ter ,ta. .. ta- •""* “"■" moying pictures '•'"■1" “: leader o! tlx- Junior Girl RcM-rves •Ina difficulty in payinit hi«» taxes.i this life that exist:, m a -.ingle drop dlMriimbns on vita) life prpblcnv. of The M<»>re bill that wa.-. hustled .through tiie senate witlio.it proper- Br.sidc:. that llierc will bit pic­ girlhood. T. 8. K. Reid will direct the bora time being taken for its .roiu-ldera- tured impierue animals that lived on i non. met a different fate in the the earth a million years ago -Jhey a: Y M. C A. camp in Hie art of be electrically oju-rated. will making bows. hou.se. Now the house inemben*■will ' ’have pu-.w-d a delinquent tax bill'। liave tla-ir battle.', aiid wiil do tlieir Details an- about all arranged for (that really-means something and-: various stunts. All of'thoe will be tiie Rural conference to be lujri in ! gives just consideration to lhe man pictured for those who nitend tins Grund Rapids. Aiirtl -29th tor 7th ; who is trying to assist his govern-1 and Sth grade boys and girls, It wilt iment. The^iiHiu- )>ropo»cs lu th.­ be a rare treat to sec tin- church ’ bill it huf enacted to spread over n.i EARLY SEEDING AIDS and hear the i organ . recital at tlie ' period of years all unpaid, taxes, i STANDS OF ALFALFA"‘""J,..:!: providing the taxes of 1933 urc ixdd < TliU idea i. generally regarded as Ing nature, all *frre. Parent-, are : being i-ntirvly fair to the man who Plantings Later Than June 'urged to accompany their 7th nnd : l»-trying to keep his properly al10 in Two Mich. Counties |8,h «raden. ‘ thobgh he ha-: been uiuible to pay Hastings Girl Reterves arc plunhtx taxes during the past two or i Were Markedly Inferior nlng a five nnlt. blkl, ,wxt three years Tlic Mcxin- bill, de­ East Laming — Seeding alfalfa at after .school. Dorothy .ML-kr, Prrsi, signed of special bejM-fit 1o the real thc projier time does not cost an ex-1 dent; Helen A ’ ” ” .’estate promoter and sub-divider!; tra nickel and may-mean the differ- Maude Wallace, would enable these jiroinoter.'. to. ence between n good stand and a I Mrs " ."and Mrs. I liold the land tlie.v had ta*kcn back': potjy one. according to members of Hanis Woodbume, leaders.’ from its-purchasers without paying i; Hie'farm crops dejiartmetd at .Mich­ "For they that take, the .-.word, tnxea.on It for arvi-rai.year:, to come.' igan State College. shall perish with the sword." Jcsks. ! Then when the back tux Was.spread ■' The department bases its state- Matt: 20:52. j it could be charged against the ■[mehl upon studies made in two ! proix-rty and with’the coining of;■ counties hi tiie. past two years and PINE LAKE ITEMS. . better badness, the lots would again •: upon 11|M1I1 ,tlic 1B. experimental work done Then* were twelve member* nnd be .-.old and the buyer would hav.- to; at’ “ llir. " college Alfalfa seeded be" - Alfalfa w.-eded bepuy the buck taxes as well as the I b)rr june |q atl(j p]Unted without two Visitors at tiie Helping Hand prevailing tax. It was this feature m j a burM. croj> ba._ tin- best chance Club meeting held with Mary Multhe Moore bill that led to its rapid of developing a root system which lendore on Wednesday. Tlic new (fcecution in the Ifbiue. I Wjj| carry most of the plants president. Mrs. Pearl Bagley, was unab'x* to attend because of sick­ i —;-------. ‘.through the first trying winter. ness in the home, but the vice-presi­ . Til-- liousc of representatives has! Cass county alfalfa fields which dent. Ruth Hughe-., presided very Telephone 2121 Hastings, Michigan during It* long history been -Blast ■ were planted tn 193?) by farmers ably. A completed layette was as­ fortunate In selecting-its speakers. I who limed their soli and sc-ded sembled and 4wo pieced quilt toi» well grbund >but , 8<>lons seem to have a wny of find- ’ ron — w “" prepared »«■>...•< —• who were turned in. These will bc tied I ing men tor this exalted honor of seeded later in the year liuui their In Muy when the chib miets with ' ’ ; outstanding pleasing jx-rsonnlity as neighbors had poorer stands of al­ Sadie and Clara Scott. ni------- >nn< ■■ -—in nt--------------mnr 1 —mm------well us executive abilivg. Tiu- Hun. falfa .in 1931. Seedings made in St. Fred Ming, who la-id the |>o*l for Joseph county tn 1931 showed sitnl- • Mrs. John Stewart of Plamuvll is spending some time with Mr. and ■ many years, was of this type. Many ■ lar results in 1932.; The (|iinhty of the stands In the Mrs. Earl James. thought when he did not return last Arthur Morse and family haw ’----- ;---------- -------------------------------counties on the year that It would be hard to fill two — ,—— was — judged .... COATS GROVE I his place. lyit (jme has proven this basis ol thickness of stand, vigor of moved from North Pine Lake into; Russel! Minor. ■■ tenant htfuse. and. , ■ - * ■ not to be tlw case. The house has‘growth, and freedom from weeds. hu ...ovrt u> «■■>■■ *"? «‘"n. R”'" i (his year ns ite speaker Hon Mar- i The fields sown In the spring ot tlic l.r. awd * I Lot SPIREA—V. IL, IS to 21 in.— farm. i.j lumbn ,.11 *»nunl by . ml«rf quruur .he, tin J. Bradley, a product of tiu- Up- | Ar»t of June were markedly superior ...M pupU, W ite Sou'.h ritei" 1 * 1 * ««"■««• "» ■> ’ ■■* “• w-"*Saturday Only -------------------------- 10c each per PcniiLMila who Is proving to be to those sown later In the year. I-ike Ahooi linan and ,h,; PikStor •h‘ve an Ea&ter •the same sort of an Ideal speaker I The“ comiiarisL'iu. were made on DEUTZIA—I^R.. 2 I.. 3 ft. . . 29c < ;h h Cbn. S«« in Pl.ln« ll on -™“v that the representatives have always] fields which liad received equal ad­ ■niUteday ..... rratete .1 U» i. ••“J"1 F?"c5,oL*',t‘T had a habit x>f selecting. 8|x-nker vantages from thr application of TMIUhlpnnd FORSYTH I A—Fort. 2 to 3 ft. 25c Fete...ton S«lurd«y Mil. Uoyd l»™.nd. who Bradley lias won tiie respect and ] lime or fertiliser so tiie only cle­ On Sundoy Mr. .nd Mr, w.llrr'«-««rn<Kl will, tern 10 MW on esteem of ail of the members of the ment of dillerence was the date of AMOOR RIVER PRIVET—IK to 2$ Warner, liad as guests. Miss Ruth ib(,nUa>. seeding. Tiie crops department still house. . inches . $5.95 per 100 recommends the use of lime and Nottingham of Doster. Mr. and Mrs.! Our pastor was balled to Shultz Walter Strong and four sons of Kai-Jon Sunday P. M. to jx-ach tlse fuHo win ro down in Michigan his­ fertilizer where necessary and the amazoo. Mr. and-Mrs Sidnev siee- neral sermon ot Mrs. Mary- 'Thomas COMMON LILAC—2 to 3 ft. (Color tory as another chief executive of­ inoculation of seed, but also advises man, daughter and two sons of'Hanna. Siu- lived here some years’ Purple) . --------------------------- ------ 25c each ficer of lhe lower branch at thr leg- early sowing dates so lhe plant can cgd.and was well and favorably isUturu entirely worthy of the high Ret the beneftts of a longer grow­ Cooper. HYDRANGEA—(Color Pink) 39c each ing period. The last Farmers' Chib meeting of known apd we regret her passing. honor bestowed upon him. the year was held at the Kellogg Those., who attended the funeral RUGUSA—ROSE —(Pink to Red Color) 12 .Mos. Former Governor Fred W. Green Camp on Friday evening. Nearly were Mr. and Mrs. Wing. Mr. and HOLMES CHURCH. Guarantee. . . of Ionia, appeared before a house Mrs. Willard Detnond ’and Mr. and committee th«- other day- and urged Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Barnum and one hundred-fifty people partook of Mrs. Russell Detnond. the enactment of a bill which will daughters and Mrs John Woodman the bountiful dinner at 7:30, and A son Was born to Mr. and Mrs. SEEDS — FERTILIZERS — INSECTICIDES many others came later for tiu- pro­ permit betting on horse races In, spent the week end in Detroit. Dayton Ackley on Tuesday at the' gram. , Michigan. A group of Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Walter Durkee, Julia The children of the Doster Qjin- hopie of relatives near Vermontville. sportsmen are interested In having nnd Mrs. Sarah Durkee were Easter They have been living in the former day School presented a very good the betting bill passed. visitors at Elmer Risings in Has­ Easter program t<> a large and ap­ Levi Okase houie. tings. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Chase spent preciative audience . A Detroit representative thinks Air. nnd Mrs. Gi-orgc Vanden Bosh Sunday Sch-.-ol wa/ organised at Easter with Mr. and Mrs. EURene , of Allegan spent. Easter with Mrs the flonsu of the state arc able to innt -----------mnt mne ■■ * mni-----North Pipe latke with Johp Klllick Davenport near Woodland. pay a liccifsc fee of $10 per year. Etta Parmelee and Clarabellc. Mr. and Mrs. Coy Stowell are MUs Myj-ile Myrtle Servin* of Grand as superintendent, Ruth .Terjicnntng. moving from here this Week. Tltey; to do business In addition to the, ■ M1M secretary-tnsusiirer and Mrs. Lath­ other taxes they pay. Hr has tnlro- Rapids came home with Julia Dur­ rop as pianist. The classes will be have lived on the Stowell farm ever; \ duced 'into the house a bill to this kee for the week end. organized nexj. Sunday and’thcy will since their marriage and have been Mr. aiid Mrs. Vaughn Fuller of effect. Its introducer Is a florist. active in all ot the community life Hastings were Easter guests at Ben choose their teachers at that time. and will be missed from our neigh-1 Mrs. Lindsey is ill with the flu. the Crockfords. borhood. SOUTH TIIORNAPPI.E. Mr. nnd Mrs. FSwobd Barnum and other members of the family are re­ Mr. and Mrs. Nell Smith of Mid­ There was a school meeting Fri­ Roger spent Koster* at Walter covering. land spent the week end with rcla-. day evening at the Gates scliool for Barnum's in Hastings lives here. PLEASANT IIILL. the purpose of electing twp new ofMr. and Mrs. Charles Bayne at­ The S. S. gave an Easter program fleers to fill, vacancies as two of the tended the funeral of Charles Brush Paul Palmer - lias been absent board together with another wore in Hastings Sunday. from school the past week on ac­ on Sunday evening and gave an offering to a Children’s Orphan sent over into the Thomapple W. K. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durkee spent count of illness Kellogg con-olkiatcd school district. Sunday al Seymour Relglcr's near Mr. nnd Mrs. Scyniour Jordan and Home. Special rongs Were given by We hear there were eleven votes Freeport. Mrs. Clare William., called on Mr. lhe Male quartette and by Mrs. JUST RECEIVED cast for director of which Perry and Mrs. Charles Jones of Orange­ Floyd-Clum and lhe children gave Barnum, received nine votes anil RQBINHUE PARK. ville Wednesday afternoon and। exercises and recitations. An interesting program was given A CARLOAD OF Mylo Shaw two Votes, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hotenrd Smith en­ made th£ acquaintance of their new, Fred Bowerman was elected treas­ tertained the Larkin Club Satur­ daughter. urer. day night. The Sunshine Club met with Mrs. of Mrs. Bertha Case Wednesday afternoon. ’ An important part was Mr. and Mrs. Georae Poland visit­ R. J. Williams Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B Johnson Mrs. McDufTy of Middleville is a splendid book report on ’ Folk­ cntcrtaiiwd on Easter their children. ed the latter's brother. Homer" In­ house” given by Mrs, Kendall Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wlcringa gram, nnd family ot Hastings Sun­ caring for Sim Nibbs. who.is very Coats and every member entered the 111. Mrs. Elenbaa* Is helping with and family of west of Middleville. day. discussion on ’ Thy Correct Use of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Potla nnd the housework Afternoon and evening callers were Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Carter Leisure Time.” Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kay-ner and daughter spent Sunday with Mr. Next' Sunday evening the com­ and Mrs. Sam Zerbe of Middleville called on Mrs Kerr and Miss Nettie ■Mr. Kayner's daughter. Betty, of munity serried will be led by Max Mr. and Mrs. Evrld Jackson nnd of Lowell Tuesday. Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Harryson Randall spent Sunday after­ Mrs. Byron Rowlader and chil­ Coau. The lime is ciianged to Skinner of Rutland. eight o’clock Mrs. John McCrea and /&mlly noon with their daughter. Mrs. Er­ dren of Grand Rapids spent from Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Baxley of Thursday until Monday with her have as their guests her daughter. nes* Barnes of Harris Creek Mr ...U Mr. R J Wil- Grandville On.iK.nllr vuuted vwud Mr. Mr ami .nd Mrs. Clyde Kollar and family and Jack Rose, and a young lady friend from Chicago. On Monday her two sons. Williams and family of Grand Rap­ Uuu Mr. clar. WUll.m. ...d Mr, H.rlow Bn num on Sund.r und John and Faulkner McCrea, also a ids called -on Mr- and Mrs. John R. J. W.lli.nv. took item Iwpw uml jcHod on E S. Ttawm .nd ium“X ■» kIRmoun. ton-in-law all of Chicago, will coine Kollar Sunday. They al) called on inuM > coup., oi dw. Otto Lightfoot of Free|»ort and t<A visit them.’ HOPB CENTER. Mrs. Arthur Terry who has em­ found him much improved from NORTH HOPE. Mr. nnd Mrs. perry Wiseman of. his operation. ployment in Chicago is home for a Mr. and Mrs Jay Anders nnd Mrs. Julan Potu afcompanied her mother and Mrs. James Murphy Freeport visited at lire Frank Leon­ few days' visit. daughter and husband. Mr. and Mis Spent Easter with MT. and Mrs, ard home Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs Fred Ashby spent BUGBEE CORNERS. . Mm. Glenn Dean, of Bowne to Chas. Welch in the striker district last week in Kalamazoo visiting Doreen Cappon was a vislt- Grand Rapids Monday. Tills community extends ' sym­ relatives. • pathy to the Thomas family In the FLOUR FEED COAL — CEMENT <• LIME Mrs. MelLssa Ashby of Kalamazoo The American home U the last 'home from Hastings high school for word in efficiency and comfort, an k»s of their mother. ts visiting at the home of tier sou, BRICK -- TILE ♦ FARM IMPLEMENTS the week and Homer McCallum of Muskegon Fred Ashby, and family. architect proudly states. The only Mr. and Mrs. John Foote of Pon­ thing left to do is to And something spent the week end with his par­ Harold Kidder and wife and tiac were Sunday callers at lhe to keep Ute fanlily in It. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCal­ daughter nnd Mrs. Bertlia Kidder HASTINGS, MICH. - TELEPHONE 211b Chas. Foote home. lum. spent Sunday in ScotU' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Palmer of Big Mr. and Mn. Robert Vrooman of “I could listen to a piano recital Claud Mosier U on the Sick list. Rapids liave moved into the Rice for hour*," writes a musical corre­ Bugbee Corners spent Saturday New York CiiyV first directory, house. Mrs. Palmer U Mrs. Rices spondent- If he lived In our flat, he night wtU) Mr. and Mrs. RankUi I daughter. appearing in 1786, had 848 names. Hart and family. would have to. New Reduced Prices On General Tires GENERAL CREATES A NEW TIRE/ NEW in tiesign . . . NEW in ev­ erything that means greater safety, greater comfort, greater mileage, 80'; more non-skid, 40'* less air. b... rn«n<£ « ...... most uf the present membership’ of ■ the anatc Of course there are one or two members who do not mens... r w W to this .. ................... .. .stand.......... lire up High geiiera! .. . Then- ale. lew .... ..ties to apecial ard. interest.*, ... and -HU no .IV selfish Ri.k... group has • ■ --------any strangle hold on ,tiw *enale. They i nrr are iiiusiiy mostly cuiriui careful m in wuf tiie .legcrIlsUlive steps they have taken and time and again they have demonxtrated tin- fact* that tlwir one i purpose Li to M-rve tiie b«.l Interlests ol the state. Unfortunately tlirough propaganda in Mime of the daily newspapers, the taxpayers have gamed un entirely different idea IUIU of UJ tiuw»«. '.-nate ..null. Authority has been received from the Comptroller of the Currency to pay Trust Funds created or accepted since the bank­ ing holiday and to continue the practice of accepting deposits only in trust. Such deposits must be held in cash or on deposit with the Federal Reserve , Bank at Chicago and are pay­ able in full on demand. Blow-Ouf Proof! TUNE IN — On National Net Work each Tuesday evening at 10 P. M., following Ed. Wynn program, and listen to the most sensational broadcasting pro­ gram ever attempted by any rubher company. This is done for the convenience of our customers and is a temporary arrange­ ment, to be continued until the Comp­ troller of the Currency shall determine such other services as we may render to this community. Universal Garage Co. Hastings National Bank Hastings, Michigan New Supply Of CEDAR SHINGLES THREE GRADES Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Frank Sage Phone 2515 i Wgfcte® JF$@d] S®@dl Store // ........ Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column ===Sl oee in is LIME new Frigidaire that uses no more current than one ordinary AGRICULTURAL HYDRATE LIME Let Us Figure With You Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company A new standard ot economy*—greater cooveabnca —distinctive style—genuine Frigidaire quality—• one-fourth more food space. Coma in azsd tea U. • • Consumers Power C �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19. 1913 PAGE EIGHT whlle other brewery owners say that Michigan farmer* should not for-' CARLTON CENTER. BARLEY BRINGS MORE ------- uTurrai'iiern isi'entiae Spartan 1* equal to any other varlc- sake a proved variety of gram lot Willard Nash of Lansing 1* home WntN UotU IN ouUro ty for malting. Tiie question is not which there it usually a special mar- spending Easier vacation with hfc ------ ‘X’ . • very miporrant to Michigan grow- ket in favor of varieties fur which the parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Narfr Manufacturers Pay Premium err .apyway as an increase in the market is more uncertain. Tlie!4nd brother Zane. ' *Pre­ brewing Industry to prewur. stand- change* in prohibition laws have wr Bn(j Mrs. Caryl Puller anJ for Bpnrtan Barley ardswould furnish an outlet for stimulated in interesl'ln the produc- baby have come lq spend the sum­ pared for Dinner Tables' ' — only ,------twenty -per -----------cent of lhe amount tfon of barley but the reewds show ; mer the latter's parents. Mr. ‘ •t sre-r. Lt that the .«id«l demand for tin* and Mr* Wm Hale Mr. Puller, who East Lansing—Piping tiot soup c! grown In !?»2. 1932. .......u be -vadvocated — «z — ■T1m-MichiMichiganT!:r Elevator Exchange grain will not Le large enough to has infantile paralysis is some betMiould by these gan grower* of barley whowant to ua» paying five cent* more per compensate liw passible 1.x • from ter but will be-confined to hi* bed get a maikct premium for their bu*helzApril 7 for Spartan barley changing varietlr*. for teyaral w ' - -- -­ grain iiet-ai:*- the. soup makers pay than for other varieties This bar----------- < •- --------------------- ----- --------, ciMwr^aBb., -------- and daughters have higher prices for Spartan bailey, ley Is sold to manufacturers who ■ 1 • ■= r;s■ ", ■■----- ------- - moved* onto tin1 Fuller place tor the which t. better adapted to their prepare the grain for soup stock. a. purpre<-a than other vnru !!••*. a - The .-wed is hulled nnd rooked. Spar - COURT HOUSE NEWS cording to the farm crop- depart- tan barley is while when it Is hulled . 'Hemn-y Sunday went. Mr and Mr*. men! at Michigan State College. and the kernels'are, plump. Some MARRIAGE LICENSES. I Clare Jones and family ol Kalamafated fliat other varieties arc 'darker colored d for and shrivel somewhat so they are Dan;el B YoungbloodI. Caledonia Sivytan barley Mrs Louise. Katnetlne Potu.TzuschnUt and AU«> Charlotte kind*, much Inis attractive. malting purpose Middleydlc .................................... • iZuschnltt of Kalamazop. Richard G Perrault. Middleville..: -231 Mr. and Mrs Leon Woodin mid­ Dorothy Lucile Moflitt. Middle­ . family of Midland are spending » ville............... :........................... I#-few di*j>; with the former's sister. Morri! Diinkeibergvr. DkMlin# . .33 : Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Heinley 18 Mrs. Forbes ant) Mr Donovan of Edith Ball. Dowling Floyd S. Rtrcoc. Nashville . :2[; Sheridan wen- guests Sunday of the Lena Rowlad-T Smith. Na-hvlfie. ; 1 former's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. brockford. Paul Townsend. Woodbind . .. ~| Mrs. Roush of Freei>ort visited Opal E Leckrone. Woodland .. : Iwr brother. Mr. and Mrs. Oils Lan­ don Sunday. Mrs. Roush. Mrs. Lan­ Kroger Celeufales Country Club Week PROBATE ( GI RT. don and Mbs Blackne> atleiKlcd the •: Harlan HoHl'ter. Petition toEaster* »«rv ices at the local M E. with a Tremendous Sale of It- ylaim lor damages filed, or-, church to. settle claim for damages «-it-1। Mr.; ...... uauvuiv a a.- ippi.i • «<,» ' Quality Foods seriously ill Wednesday und was taken to Pennock hospital Her many friends wish lor her u speedy Mary Shand. Ib. ol uill Mr and Mi:- John U.sbonw visited boxtiled : Mr; Florence L’sborne in Lake: Country Club — Criap and flak Albert S. I-imb.td.i '.l, Pet i-J Odessa Sunday. or Adm: filed, petition for Frank Barry who has been ill tor Flour ■ lb. sack 49c _.. Adnu. ftkd. order appointing wine time is mt so well .at this' spiiTHd Admr. entered, bond tiled,, writing . ■ted I Mr and Mr*. C. B. Valentine and Apple Butter 2 awx. j.r» 25c Esl Cordelia A BlsM'il drt d. Or-1 family -spent Sunday >itti relatives, tier allowing claims entered. . In Grand Rapids Eat. Johanna* Schmid. dec d.'Pe-- There were a good many attended No. tition-for driermtnation of heirs’ the entertainment given by the1 Fancy Counti filed <in}£r for publication entered. Hickvillc twins. WiAntsday- evening Est. Margaret Jennie nnd Eva at tin- Carlton•GrungeUiall. White or Golden Bantam Schnjld. deed. Petition . for . .. dvtcr— Mr mid Mrs. Fred Henney and mlnalibn of heirs filed, order Z-‘~ .’lor r" TRoix ___________ rt attended _ .... the pageant ___ ... of____ the Quick Oats 55-ot.pJ.it. IOC publication filtered. ! Crucifixion and Resurrection of i “ AHfn Pctitim forjChrmt given at the Pri-abyieriai:! couiLsel filed, order church Sunday evening. Pancake Flour 5 u>. wck 19c lor i»u«’r to employ eounw! entered Mr and Mr - Frank Hosmer en-: E.t Fannie Baldwin di e d I.:- tertained relative* from Grand Rap-; cenx toTnorutage real v.st.it<- issued id* over the week’end. Country Club E*-. Janm tt Wellman, deed. PtMr and Mra. Elwyn Daniels of titios) for Adtui* filed, order up- Hastings vnitrd af their son's. Mr.! Madr of fineat ingredient* j. itn'.inc Adinr- entered. bon<i of nnd Mrs. Leslie.Daniels. Sunday art-! Admrx filed, letters <»f udnuniMru1 rrnoon. Gelatine Dessert pkt. 5c turn iwurd . Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nash and wm* E-t. JnhnvRoush. dec'd Petition'attended a family 'gathering nt the! for reopening of. claims bird. Ciu-. lattci-T. parents. Mr. nnd Mrs M 2 N:..’P 25c Peaches lions tviued. ’ . 1 Coykcndtill. of near Hasting*. IM M;c-m O fl • <i’> <1 Order' Mrs f.'lm-r Marlow >>( HosUtig ‘ ’ A. - . ■ 'oik* Sunday. iwtitton o'.■ Clara White entered. diKltanfc ol cxecuand Soda Crackers Nearly Half Century of Thoughtful Service For nearly hale a century this bank has tried earnestly to render a real and thoughtful service to this community. Care­ ful consideration has always been given to such policies as were believed to be to the best financial interests of its patrons and de­ positors. Permission to reopen and operate in a nor­ mal way was received by this batik from the State Banking Department. This was grati­ fying news to our many depositors as it was also to the officers and directors and was as­ surance that oi|r policies were of the right sort to inspire confidence. 2 Corn 25c The smne conservative uud sound methods that have directed this bank through t/iqgperil­ ous times of the past -will guide it in the present reconstruction period iluu 10c Pork 6 Beans Tomato Juice Bran Flakes pi. 10c ' Country Club—populi Kidney Beans Country Club—fancy quality Bread lb. loaf k. Famous CountYj- Club Margate Tea Rich—flavorful Jewel Coffee 3 £ 55c French Brand Coffee 23c Country Club Coffee 27c Fine, rich and'diitinctlva SLAB BACON RING BOLOGNA Farah mad* 10c .. 15c ib. 2 New Potatoes 5 is.- 19c Asparagus 2 bch.. 17c Bananas Beef Pot Roast "■ 8c Beef Ribs Beef Steaks Young and Tendar Round or Sirloin I lb. lb. Pork Steak HASTINGS, MICH TELEPHONE 2103 Mr. ana mis ueins riugnea ano •• son. Ronald. 41 Toledo. Ohio, wereI that capacity. She will also direut week cud guests of their parents.1 the organization. . Mr. and Mr- Wm. R Norris andl The Nutrition Class will meet with Mr. Richard Hughes. Mrs Bertha Bush on Tuesday allcrThunday Mr and Mr. David noon. April 35. the, progpm al-.o. Dial entertained Mrr. Wllmlnk. Mr and Mrs. Earl Burdick of Twenty-two members lckory Corners spent a lew days Club arjd' four viMtons cntir- Tipp of Grand Rapid* and on Sat­ st week with their aunt. Mrs. tinned at the home ol .... Edwin urduy Mr and Mrs. Emory Fox and Prances Searle*. ----- -----...... Whidby .i- children of Detroit and .Mt* Oscar John Adam -began work (Iw asswtitig hc.'to fur a Garden Day .palmer and Barbara Fox of Ha*- Kellogg estate last week: progrnm Roll call wa* enswwed , Mr* Bertha Bush. Mrs. Leda H:«r-S by - n a m 1 n g - " favorite flower*." Wednesday Mi* Moll went to! rington and Mrs. Beatrice Dunning Mr. Bertha Humphrey • paper Ionia as a delegate for the Macca- were in Kalamazoo Tuesday buying La-. < Build a G-ufi.contained bee* She was accoiniiamcd by Mr*, their new Easter bonnet.-. many helpful km', m; arranc-inent* Maurice Hugiir* and Mr. Vaughn; Mi ” nnd “ ‘ Mr*. “ — -liangharl Chostrr und planting She *poke ol plant- Mott. entertained Sunday for Easter .din­ mg a friendship card. n. t!;. ^iDs-.»: Madame* Stella Barber. Ruth ner. Mr- and Mr*. Mason Norwood friend*; ho* in future year* fovins Hughe*. Al'.ir Wood. Lucy Norrts of Kalamaeoo. Mrs. Sarah Brajvdmrmonc-would lx-bnaight to mind ,tnd tin' Miu'e. Clara Scott and i tetter of Hosting* and Mr and Dorn Johnson attended the District Mr*. Burr Van Houten of Alina. of Rebekahs at KalaMr. and Mr- Vemor Blough of Hasting* und. Mrs. Junn Ryerson of .Ibuikm Hughes went to Kaliuna- Detroit were guest* of Mr. nnd Mn< l.... > Monday ... lor a.. medical ... ----- exatni----- Clarence Texter Friday. rmrr Mr* new i. i'Ion Hi* many Triends wSh him The Delton L A. S will gather. ,'ju-edy recovery • newspapers and magazine* Wediirs-'. Club The Eister service* were much day. April 36. ip-.ed. There were 101 present a^ Mr. and Mrs John Hnrnngton Sunday School. and family entertained Sunday Mr There to l»' mudi interest and Mr*. James Underhill and Mr* ittic Bcliincet । manifested lit the revival meetings Hopkin* local, also .Mr*. Nelin-1 Hump! ,r- i ; a crxxl attendance. Pennock and Ml*s Ruth and Howard lind Mr-- George Adniiiwn Pennock of Hickory Corner* able t Mr anti Mr* Chas. McDermott. iv "With Mr. and Mn,. Burdette LHtl<- Mrs Kate Williams and Mr and Mr* Leon Dunning and ix-utrite at-DEI.TON Easier dinner with Mr. and Mr.Day wm Clorencc Texter1 Sunday by MU» Maxine- Henton and friend raunj of Taylor Unlveisity spent tin- week end with Ihip parent*. pent Mr. and Mrs. Roy Adrlaiwm of Mrs. Battle Creek spent Sunday with Dmg a; i»w.u • the home folk*.. week Mr.* Allie Jjuick wa.. called t?' .Mil* canng tor her da icnter, Battle Creek last week t-» wc he: Ida sleight and little ii. sister, Mr.- Moore, who undcr*cii! Bunnell L. A. S. serve dinner '-------a serious operation. ursday. April '.,7. .it jin'• iiomc S Michigan Motorists Discover there IS a difference! STANDARD RED CROWN is UP in Anti-Knock no increase in price hick.' meeting and pr How the dinner Every ’.-tunc came to Art C and daughter. Violet. Sunday 8C 1Z« home by urc Miss Violet ■*;<- visit114 at her gran’dmothi'rli near Dea* lb. Lean and Meaty 3 Ji»- 23c Smoked Picnics s»dt. shaoki... it. 9c Ring Bologna The Bunk with the Chime Clock” Junnett Wellman, die d: In- : Triple Link Club was postponed to1 minty filed. qrdei a • April 31- at the Odd Fellow* Hall.i I Put luck dinner. i Mr and Mrs. LeGfand DePricster J for llcenw* to sell real estate lik'd. and Mrs. Art -Baker and daughter i i E*t Geon;' E. Coleman', dic'd. Fi­ .of Knfainazoo were callers at Mrs. nal account filed, order allowing ae- ' Jennie Norris Sunday A. M Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur J. Polley. Mr* Sarah , Smith and Myrtle of Battle Caro-k were dflcinouit Caliet.- Mrs. Smith remained uitn her sister. Mrs. Njt- Pork Hearts Pork Livers Spare Ribs Veal Breast Veal Roast Veal Chops HASTINGS CITY BANK 25c 2 R>nS. 15c Fresh Picnics * Sjc [j GALLONS :x>rning Hr Collison titwc a - u.>ual Returning to the hotu on . fire Realizing ydo much alow he Rat alarm and soon help enough cainc jo that most of th- furniture down •tain wa* soften out but nothing from upstairs or the cellar. It U probable that spark* blew over on ( EII.IR CREEK P .Uwiir Aid a! thr 21th j asphalt shingle and lhe lire 'seemed iated last', to have started in • Ute southwest [part ot Ute lwu*c quite sotiw dl*:: Gurd and family .tccom- rance from the cook stove Sym­ d by Will Gurd and wife spent pathy is extended to the family in ij ut Will Shriber. in Has- Uwr misfortune. ■ The lurry T»v School Diane. .<r.d Mr.- Lawrence Botuick P. T. A voted at their nice tine fin.... .Juul- of no-n towiuiun mited dav night,to .-joitf-or a movement 'o Guyla Peuse and famxly Sunday lorggiuxc and itelp malnuit. a Girl* Hilwvrd Campbell and family arc,.Camp Fire. Miss Crane from Baltic entertaining company from Detroit. Creek was present and spoke in ! ll)c Full Pack. No Slack Filling r 780 [coMmial-tfficienl SAME NUCEfoifar AS 42 YEARS AGO 25owicai for 254 It was^nndunced only recently.—Standard Red Cwn’i higher anti-knock quality. Already thousands of motorists have np. proved it cnlliuaiaBlically! They’ve found there it a difference in the way their cars behave. Tht^’re coming back fur more—and more—of thi^ tmoother, livelier motor fuel. TRY IT—Tr^5 gallons in jour own car! Find oat for youIf! Drive in where you see the familiar Red Lrow|| globe. Gel 5 gallant or morp. Then pat It to the ‘ Try ‘it for quirk pick-up in traffic. Try it At An StamUrl Oil station and for limbing power in the hills. nomy on the open road. Try it for long-run You’ll like the difle ALSO DISTRIBUTORS OR ATLAS TIRES �THE HASTINGS HANNER. WEDNESDAY. APRU. W, TH1J >A»mi NASHVILLE. , | FREEPORT. ORANGEVILLE. Sunday gurstomt the home of Mr.J Mr. .and Mn C. W. Doty, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Eail and non’ ilOrnCniUKCTS K^OTilCl and 4Mrs Porter were, Mr. and,Mn. children ot Level Pirk spent Easter Olis spent Sunday with their *on ----------- Carl Huvc and daughter of North with the Iatter% parent.-, Mr -and •Lloyd and family at Plainwell. By Home Economics Specialists ’ Cutieion. Mr and Mrs Charles; Mra_Ed Coati Mr and Mrs. J W. Sheffield en­ Michigan.Slate College Hawthorn and family of Lacey and- feL F. E. Deming, who Userious-. tertained her sister and husband! -'Mr. and Mrs. Harley Klnne of, jy jfl the Pennock ho.n-.tal at from Baltic Creek Sunday----- urano i.-uge a mrtnuuy dinner । Mrs H. McCloud and children of Grand I.edgc a birthday dinner; Huttnju h reported about the same. An inexpensively prepared wall pa- i was served -7 in honor ot '.Mrs. Haw-1 Mr. and Mr.*. Ed. Cot Otsego spent the past week with her -— per cleaner which will prove very : thorn -t:_ and daughter Mildred and nings. visit iratCnt *. .Mr. and -Mrs. Oscar Boulter, .luitnr.i Saturday effective has been suggested by the Ethel Man Kinin- • i| MfJ a|]d *M ut Ulis place. home ninnugrnicni speclaluu of tlic Miss Madeline Gut linger of De-1 Woodland < home economics extension depurtchildren Were Sunday uuist. id her rial mglurbdnec. meiit of Michigan State College. sister ut Delton.'' Ingredients required an- two cups Job England nnd hh hirer. Ml\*t Dih 'fact l« one of .thr measures which co .to Earle Fclghner nrjd Mrs; sifted flour.-one cup warm water, Gi6. . non <>f , .■ Detroit . - National ‘ <>n and two UMcapoons kermene. four tn“ 11 ”'.>>11.111 -pent tending a < bleiipoon. immorua and *««» table-.•%*»’• 'h-'[ *Mr *«<» Wh-.J- r a, Dan Bagley is' <jult< Rpootta salt Stir while cooking unv?*1'"'r , . , , ! Mr and al this writing, Phil Penfold never lira a dollar of any member'*. principal. bin McWhhi til tiie mixture is stiff, then cool Carl,“‘‘ 1 mid work Into bulb, with hands " ‘ “ ‘ " Tiie amount given will ■ dean one ')ios|lltai small room. wi •For washing painted walls, a .volu--> where un X-ray knee < lion containing one cup of ral «>da- 1 ingMra broken and Mrs C Virginia; Pattan * his wri-.inc one cup of ammonia, one cup of and Churl*-, were vinegar.,nnd one gallon of. warm , Saturday water 1* suggested The rohitlon Detroit'. Oldot Building und Loan Anotialion About thrn -thirty StKitlav morn- and M: l* applied with a sponge and is iing son-.eun* brake into the EtaroDan Ooodci I25O GriiwolJ Street, Detroit gas station, taking six tires and Friday . sponge may bc used for the rinsing .line y•'u radio I < not ', । Wednesday pxs'.. ut of rough plaster, while a cloth is J. L MAI’S. REPRESENTATIW IN HASTINGS suitable on other surface:-. Equal' Rev. and Mrs Albert Odtoth spent bril h ui-.e wen- Mr. and day- with Uicir .-on, Rev D. ixibl < t Northville aim M parts of borax, gold dust, and corn a;C. few Ostroth. nnd family a* lj meal, mixed thoroughly, and put in amah amounts nu a damp doth will . Mr and Mrs Charie* Bet lhe fortius '■ parentbe found satisfactory for, removing tenained spots Irani a painu-d wall . KulatiuiMx* for Easter. 1 Born to Dr. r.tid Mr.- F g WANT to BUY? TRY the WANT COLUMN Another economical hint which?,. may prove helpful during housj- ' ’Pg . /. .. y. Mr. . Pulls*' mid cleaning tunc b contained in tKe ‘ ..L .■Sparrow lurpitui in. following inexfK-iuuvc treatinentx for ‘ dust cloths: *1> fjoak thr dust cloths >!1*" * ‘lilt- new officer- for Luurvl Chap- Loyd (luodcnouiih spent the u*-<k hi cither -kerosene or ammonia for 'tMr, No. ti"o ”p' 31, K., Soin . are. Worthy Ma-. with mend.-. in LansuiK 24 hour, and tia n IH dry'for 24 ' *' Ov.h "ours. If the day is damp, the kero- gj* ... ■ene may need io dry for n tew ^r- Viola K . . hour* longer: ,i2. T<> W pint, ot patron To- flall-i hot water add one tablcsiaxm of M ; . furhlture polbb. Soak dust doth y, : i In this liquid then wring dry. When Mr.- Id. Wr ' r.in-r. thoroughly- dry, it may lx- um.I ou'V.J' v..rlte rvi'the lurnitur. . <31 Put a little furnl- p’ . ’ • .. ... ture polish HP a tm can. preferably ch'i.rf’uUra S the can in which the. du.-.’, mop a,i. “ie':,i . ..J. came. uh<| let It spreud over the wmef; kdnomtbhu bottom Put the dust doth*-in and let them stand tor about 24 hour ' Elect.*. Mrs Clara H«niiemnn: WnrARE FEATURING Mr? Grar.- K.ii..rr. Sr-n’liu J. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. i I Mui.r->* nn Tue«da> night Nita Kutwr WK initiated Into t|>e u** Mn Dan Robert1- and i>n Fcai.ua ‘ Followfnc the work light - IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTS Wert in Latunng laM’TliurMlajC *>“■ order. _Mr. and___Mr __________ Wayne Barnhart _____ nfrohmen' •*i'*.d by Me*and sons. Mr?. Lottie Beach und d-nr.-s Gm! Lykitv-. Elm- Gillette, children' mid Weta’Hawks of Bat-* » n- Waning and Phil Dalluiuser. tie Creek, abo Mr. ami Mr- l^.-.ier On Thur.<i.iy ni-Jn tl-.r Cimer Huwk-. and family. .-|>cnt Easter Ixn Club enjoyr <| . jmh I -ut,. Chuck .Cult with their mothjtr. Mi_____________________________ .. ld.‘ Titrun. :ill Grand Rapids Hulda I' Hawks after which u play wu , given. There Mrs. Nettie Schid If went to Hawere 23 pre.--nt Mr . Edith Jones; lings one day lust week for a visit and Mrs. Mae Kohler will be the with ft lend... ------------- .. .. Dave Marshall of ^Mtasscs for ; lew days with Mr. and lira. Adam Nashville spent Easter ut Orlie BelMrs. Chat । son's.---------------- . ' Newaygo by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shaffer of Fred ’Himes was quite sick witiL her rnothri. Kaluinurou and J4n> Irvrie Johnson wrea . , ........ -•‘’‘‘t'Hained ilb d Eiw.n.Phhrtui 11 called on nr.d EuKrtn- ol <>i Phiirmrll Rib End Lb. Mildred Klnne spent Raster -‘rr brotncr and ri'plu w.froni Jack- j. w. Shaffer nnd family* Sunday. h and Mr Dirk Hoffman • °* ““ • Opal Webb of Battle Greek, CluyOn Sunday nigh .......- ....... und family' hear Quimbv. -------— .— .. —-.. dj.nnurc — *—•• (0U Webb mid Charles Harrington Mr. and Mr.. Humid Roberts of."Who Kill’d Fur! Wright' I nf Bnrryville mid Jesr ie King trad u>. LanMng spent the week end with?*” “ "" u < fiirnlty an<j Mr and Mrs Clair Van church-' Tins is To Ik- a union his parent* Svikb- .spent txster with Mmiile Mr. mid Mrs. Howard Burchett •W> bb mid family. and children of A’-yihi 's|mm Sun­ Doroiliy Mind. thr day With Mr. und Mrs. Will Guv. i ------------ .™i---------------■ Mrs Mi]ta Elliott b|M?l;t y.’r<nu ;duys with the home folk .. Callers on Man- Turner ld>t week EAST DELTON. ' d.*y with her brother, Mr, Erasund Mrs. Rex Watara. Mr. b,‘7!'TLak,- 6dc j were. Mr. and Mr>. Floyd. Nesbit ot and Mn*. Ike U.-inaar mid Mr. and Huch Crawford of Evart was call- Ulairyvilb* and Rev. L Gtbbrr ol | H i tin ■ Mrs. Georg; L^lnaar and daughter,!lnu On ,r*entL* ht p Sunday. IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENTS Josephine, sptnt Koster at Libi;; W.t-fc.end visitors at Mr. and .Mr LIST GUN l.VKf. Whlltemon-b in Hickory Corner . ; Scott Lydy' wen-, Mr. und Mrs EL .F|oninra. Bair, und cliildn-n Mrs Floswe MorLinl. who went to *vn Ha-.ward of Paw Paw. Will nj Grand Rapids -srient the week Pennock hospital Wednesday forjP»'ten of Evart. Lyle Lydy and eHd wnb tl>e Null faimlv ” Ib. 3-lb. bag an operation, ts getting along fun- Intnd. Ml.. Ailiswortti. of Lnnsintr Crawtord ' Albcy.ColliMMi and wife. Jim Col- and Mr. and Mis. Geo. Lydy and otaOrang.-vylli- called.on O’clock li.«on mid wife of Kalamazoo and; baby, ot East Irving. , Tni- place Sunday. Mr and Mr-. Johnson and little .on - Mr. and Mr. Gru. Keeler ol Ha- 'Mr. and Mrs Ch-org- Rue 19c RED CIRCLE COFFEE of Mar-hall were caller.-, in this. tmu. ..|Knt Sunday with Arthur in Battle Creek Wednc.day on bu 23c BOKAR COFFEE । neiuhborlKKXi Sunday afternoon. : Slain. nets. Mrs. Vina pnrkr- and Sort David TfiA Mayfair 29c , of Delton spent Sunday main and! Monday with her suu-i*. Mrs. Viola Waters. i Much sympathy is felt for Art icolhsoh and daughter Violet in thlrje*s of their home by fire early Sun-' day morning.' ' ! Mr and Mr *. Albert Hartman and ‘Daily Egg” Brand Poultry Feed* two daughters of South Hickory .Corners were .jcalltts. Sunday eve- i nin« at John Wllhson's. 100-lb. bog Pnwiov Building and Loan Shares Safe From “Runs” Seed Time! You want the BEST seeds you can buy . . . seeds with a high germination percentage. 3>!1£ ffiaftonal jfinuit & ynueslmcnt (Fompaiu; We have a complete stock of all FARM SEEDS. All arc Michigan grown seeds (except the alfalfa seed) 899999889989999999999999989981 CONSULT US ABOUT SEEDS, BEFORE YOU BUY ELSEWHERE! A«P SMITH BROTHERS VELTE& COMPANY STORES Dealer* in WOOL, GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR FEEDS, COAL, SALT. LIME AND ETC. Hastings, Mich. Teltfphone 2257 Piltdown Man** implement BeeE Roast Firrt "Comm»rce Chambe Sir Arthur Sniilli^Viaalum* moil'. Brltl'li iuillin>|><>l«ihst. la hibltlm* n Lil <>f flint, a man iniid*- Boiling BeeE found it nn longer pomUiIe to com­ bine roinuierrliil with municipal function*, nnd CKliibllshHl nn iiwwria Hi hi. which It calleil tlic "ChainKixriH the llrrt time Hint the title WilH Pork Roast Loin Thoringer or Salami 15c Perch Coffee MICHIGAN BELL so 17c Block Salt 3 xt $1.00 TELEPHONE CO IT’S KIND to your FURNACE USE CONSUMERS COKE IT’S TOASTED” 1 Impurities are removed . . . harsh ir­ ritants, such as excess ashes, clink­ ers, soot and smoke are taken out . . . giving more foi your money in act­ ual heat value ... a REAL economy. For this tricky spring weather, Con­ sumers Coke is just the thing for -ALL­ DAY banking or a QUICK fire. It’s dependable and -EASY TO USE. Phone 2305 or your dealer CONSUMERS ■POWER COMPANY SCRATCH FEED BABY CHICK FEED MASH EGG, STARTING, GROWING DURFEE Come out mid heat Rev. Robert ‘ Hall next Tuesday. April 2$ at eight 'cicloek at Un* East Baltimore United' ‘Btvtliren elninrh. The P T. A at the Durfw school-! I house Friday night was well attend-1 !cd. Mr Mary Rice anti son Edd. ., Monday with Floyd Palmer nyar Orangeville. Mr- dticc reiinaincd for a longer .day. . , Mr and Mr.*. George Bauteh and | ’children and Mt*- McElwain ol I Hustings s|>etil Easter pt Ham- ‘ mond'a a-nd Bateman s. [ Mrs. Jolinson ol Battle Creel; i jspent several days la *, week with j Mrs Cha.*. Hammond. Mr. and Mrs Ruy Clemens' ..pent Easter wlili Mr. and Mri. lArnott ciemeiu* Of Kulmr.o. I Mr* Ray Cicmcra. spent Friday1 I with Mra E. J. Robuuon in Hiutings. We pay I work. ' I 2»-15 39c 10c 10c ROLLED OATS KELLOGG’S CORN Milk Pet or Carnation BREAD Grandaother . Wlut.-Wbolc er Sliced KAFFEE HAG or SANKA N.B.C. Coolu«* HONEY MADE GRAHAMS j Catalonia. EAST WALL LAKE AND Vlt’INITV. E. E. Cairns of East Hastings ui visiting fnends here. . j' E D. Reynolds and wife and E. E. : Calrna visited friends in Vicksburg j tiie laltar part ot the week. t Clifford kohlcr tr tinder 'he doc­ tors rare with un ulcer an hu cyeball. Carl Ricker is doing his farm i 1004b. bag REACH FOR YOUR $1.15 $1.29 $1.49 Market Prices for Fresh Clean Eggs. Ask your A&P Manager for details. Nutley Oleo SOUTH COATb 34ROVLMn Flora Woo? bpent Sunday with Mr and Mn> Harold Haynea in Mrs. Edna Klingnum of -Lake < Odessa wa* u caller at the Orlcy Gilliland home Saturday. Mr. and Mrr. Claud Demand and ■ i family of lhe Wellman distni t *six?nt I Sunday.at Warren Cooltmugh'n. 1 I Mr. and Mrs. F. J Hail of Flint. • were Bunday guesu ut Herbert ; Ftrstcr's. I Mrt> Amy Curtis ot Nashville, jipent Thura<|ky nnd Friday with her; ' niece. Florence Gilliland. Will Bayne and wife visited Ihclri 1 daughter gncl family hi Coopersville Sunday. Mr. and Mr.*. Herbert Firstar At-1 ' tended Qi party in Vermontville j Wednesday evening 100-lb. b., Cigarettes pk«. 10c Camal. LucVv Strike. OH Cold, Cli«*t jtfirld Ih-c- 45c $1.00 TELEPHONE! FRESH FRUITS .nd VEGETABLES sudden bickuebd, or on acci­ dent in your home . . . a mysterious noise at night . . . whatever the emer­ gency, reach for your telephone to sinnmon aid instantly. ORANGES California SWEET POTATOAS Fancy Green Head CABBAGE APPLES GREEN BEANS Justtouc such telephone call may bc worth more than the cost of the service for a lifetime. The Great Atlantic & Pacific T Fire Z3k Lb. 5c He �COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Sand dune* are formed by the wind. A Miff tirfti* blowing along the. bearfi .airier tuunr *am! with of driftWq.i.1 (<r perhaps: merely a luft of srn».- Some <>f the *and t« <trj.Mi.iti .1 iiud a liny done informed. Mure and more »:u.d i» addfcd utitll to India, Ion it* development .ha* been general throughout the tropica. I Tact lea Uy nil the fruit I* ph Ued rri-on.' the exjiort type bcmuM" of inyirox Notice of Taking Township Roads Into County Road System .‘kjkhL’f P Ii ll ir S tl M Ol tl p*nocl. Sunday. 1« permitted to perron* updcrgiiing hnnk'rtiirtey, nnd in mine. uthrr i.<*.•*, whereby off the giving <>/ a Mriti'iiunt nupportcil by oath that the |M>r»on la without available u*»vt* either peraonally owned or In cxi>ertatIoD, he taay be rehiiMil from the payment of certain obliga­ tion* nnd permitted to re-e«taf»U»li hlnmdf on a wild financial founda- A pub)lv oration l.« an ewapade, a non-co.'unilltnl. nn apology, a RitR. not a communication, nnt a apcech, not a man.-—Ralph Waldo Emerson, In hl* ’ E*»ay on Spiritual haw*." � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-04-26.pdf b0c068c7cd52237de0d8d9b366f98000 PDF Text Text e «ra<l with ncle. a Pl«** linll] |» dnne«. but THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR PINF I JkF C8IVIP i iiil urn uhivii TO BE BUSY PLACE H '.STINGS, MICHIGAN, APRIL 26, 1933 10 PAGES J°bs F°r Forty-Two Barrv Co. Men 13753252 In Government Forestry Service , ¥ * * ■{■ CT COVERT ROAD BONDS ¥ NUMBER 52 PAGES Ito 6 SECOND ANNUAL MU- ENVIABLE RECORD No Arrests Made Nor War­ rants Issued During First Three Weeks in April I APPLYINGTHETAX SIC FESTIVAL MAY 7 WILLPAYTENPER Program to Be Held in Cen­ CENT DIV DEI LIMITATION UW tral School Auditorium— ' Prarram to Be Held in Ce.n-* Hural School, Participate PAYABLE AT NASHVILLE EXPECTED FULLY 1,000 This Article Will Answer All the Questions You May SUM OF $04,520 DUE ON WILL BE NO EASY JOB T-Yu, u-rbr.ri annual' nnnn.-il MusicVFestival —.tlval , ■ The M-cond . Wish to Ask About the Work. Supervisor CHILDREN WILL PAR. f^M^ CAN PAY IN­ Tins YEAR—LAW IS BANK TOMORROW, years, there was nut a prisoner m given by the Barry County schools’ tlu- Jail when the Banner represenwill be held in die Hastings Central L. R. Glasgow of This City Is Recruit TI01PATE NEXT YEAR TEREST HOWEVER NOT YET PASSED THURSDAY ing Chairman for Barry County ’ Itative vLuird tlul'insdliition on Frlday. Tiift* has no: been a,single school auditorium an Sunday after­ noon., May 7. at tour o'dock. Miss ABOUT 700 WILL BE AT BANKING CONDITIONS arrest, nor a single warrant issued COUNTY TAX COMMIS­ Mart' Ann CbHipge of the M. S C CHECKS TO BE CASHED Congress having passed and the swers will be found ch Page 7. part li the Oirector and Mrs. J A. Mc­ for, an urrest in Barty county 4nie THE SUMMER CAMPS, Presjd<'ht having opprovrd the bill two, of this issue. Anyone interCAUSING THIS DELAY the Arid of April, which i u record BY HASTINGS BANKS SION TO FIX RATES Nulty will be the accompnnfet. to employ 230.000 men for a perfixl j ested- should preserve the Banner system •f the for tiie three weeks.- To »Hiutrat», County, Townships, City, Vil­ About' 300 More in Three, of six months to engage in forestry [this week and study CliLt article State Highway'“Dept. Funds work, stepg are now Ix-iiig taken to,i.curriuuy currfully as it n appears on Page rage 7< ... , „ , * . per.-vn.' arrcMcd; In Scptemlxr 30; Sections in Colder Months select lhe men for this work. ■ before r.;=li; making an application ’for [brferr --- u AUsed Because Other. Moneys ui October 16; In November 13; in lages and School Districts In Barry county. L R. Glasgow isI place '1 oliute ip in this forestry servin sernec.’. Are in Closed Banks Must Make "Budgets" . —Doing Great Work December 22; in January D: in : Dr. William McKinley Robinson, dlieetor of Rural Education at W. 3 When State Treasurer Caa T c.. will g.ve an address following1 Release the Cash, More the mu'ucal program.­ Dividends Will Be Paid T.'te complete program will lxpublished next week. To the depoftitoni and eredltore Those Who attended the Festival: ot. 1 hr Nadiville State Bank. I 1111 pieared to announce that a of the splendid work done by the dividend oi ten per cent 1* now ready tor UiMributicm to Hie deposi­ tor.; and creditors ot lhe Nashville the chairman- of the supervisor: A'rornrnutucapun from W. .s ffoH* of Michigan by -n _. deFebruary 10 and in March this year The „voters ____________ • Mure titan 1000 niider-priv'itegcd committee authorized to carry on janler. Director of State Welfare —-j ------------- os fifteen mills children from Buttle Grevlt. and thia work We. understand that 42 Di jafitnu nt 10 L. «. Glasgow. cha|r- road bond'' du* and iwyable on May 12 The average lor the piv.t six cisivc majority fixed Calhoun. Burry. Eaton. Allegan'and persons-cun get employment from num <4 the Burry Co. Unemploy- I It now appears’that tlie county years has not been tar. from ski ar- trie Until u! taxation on laojarty m Kalamazoo counties will t:ja tid per­ this '.'county.- Tt:"; Their "r.2 Win be eleven mint committee. -------------officially designates but ------------ wly j*. abJe t0 !)S1V !h). iod* tanging from ten days to three forest camps in ill thia this state. which that committee us .™ the ----------------Registrationcanixn talUMHpay |Wy uu the .J| nrineuu! ot these tor months, at the W. K Kellogg Foun-i IhOoo men nil’ll Tlie Tlw- rere-’ Bureau Bureau to tn receive rrcr-n,- uppheatfons tor f<ir >txm«L«ai ...... .. . that. ... .. • — 'wIM'use about' 19.000 tinie 'ffor • .... the te Tin Sil1’r’ men rrom Irum this rnh.Mmeni for in the ; cruning ui ‘roe uus councuu»- .rnumuKHi mr M-rvlce service pi in Enter- t.,1UII[y aW^w’ !1X ., djj. April this year. Tills would .'etni i Since November the suj^tjatie court iained at the bunk on Thursday, 1 u‘ yr”‘r’ y 'ilUz-te'Kur (y W1n be UIldf.r uM. direction ot gincy Conservation Project. .v.,,... .. _an rf.w.,..n tnelIl indicate that cnme condition:: ai with the tlie ending of m .school? .M’mx.l. Mr.. Glasgow and his committee.' Following is a complete explanadl „. , t> r au j. ,.1' Tr , ‘ ' Mr., Glasgow anil his committee. • juu bring with jpa the receipt ob­ . l a- total ot 1000 announced tar Th(. RU|(,.rvlsr,r5 ln U1(. wwnshlpBjtfon of just what .uch un enlist- ™ 211 'X-i*v <rt iLi 1 W u i improving. We hope the improvi that ah tained at the time your Claim *a> norirut the cotin ’ 'after may fix, a next year will include He three aI1(1 c ’K of this Clty ailment requires uf lla* person enlist- ^ HVX ' " - - i merit may be permanent. filed. Please call for your clw-ck limit for taxa ion pur|k»«e* for sumrai-r camp periods, the boys ' nuthoriznl to take upplinitlons. ing. ul.to what they will receive In .“.late to ... pay .... thia promptly. The checks are drawn carrying on the' ity or village' govc;tmp| period, abaf winte r fol Enrollments will be accepted on and 1 return for their service:. ex ’nectcd expected front ' tile automobile ;upon the Hastings City Bank and eniinenL i i alter Muy 1. Tin , stit.uid te s-.udud carefully He,lht tax EIGHT sACRES IN YANKEE, the Hastings National Bunk, and I un- r;;.:: represents a substantial increase. There arc a numta’r «»I questions:before triakutg application fewsuci) -• • *• •' some ot our reatlers have would appreciate your clearing them Probubly ly municipal eXpeiiM^ are con ­ over the 050 total for Hie camp's uut one will-naturally ask about1 enlistment. ’ SPRINGS PLANTED ' read that, while the books at lanas .scon us pos*ik4e. Keep in mind cerned; und 'luit. the -15 mill light first year, uiiicn will end next June woik ' TI»m- questions Irave A Chance to Work In the Foreste. that your check and receipt are at­ TO PINE dots no: apply to the municipal tax. 17“' l;»‘t, winter camp Ot 42 children bcen antliiputed and fully answered.; Questions and AnaW-~ tached together, and should not be department' has S8.500.0QO ca.-ih un which U iiow being carried un Bt .imil the questions with their an-1 'Continued on page two) ‘band, really that department has i detached. Both must bear your rate limit for municipal purposes. P.tir Juke, will close June 9, I no actual money, and ut unable to SUBJECT OF -COAL ANDI 'Hie state senate last week jiasited PROJECT LIKELY TO BE j signature at the time of clearing. Each of these camps it well or- ---------------------------------------- :-------- “7 pay its obligation.'. Tills in turn la what is known as The Property DEVELOPED FURTHER . ganlzi d. eUiciUnlly managed and A PIGEON SHOOT IN ?1OT,',; "' COAL TAR PRODUCTS’ organize this bank, which closed ita Tax Limitation 'Act." for the pur­ equlpte-i lor giving the tx-t ot cate 1..PTI.1/>O “ „r.no .«n When you are cleaning house thia due to. the fact that the staU 'rdoon. on the 25th day of July, 1931. pose of-allocating the percentages of VERY INTERESTING to children. e,s|M’ciully In promotim. HASTINGS HASTINGS 57 57 YEARS YEARS AGU'spring AGO । spring and and renovating clcwt.s. banks winch are now in the reorganization plana were ..at­ the flft^n mills tliat- eifn be used Sixty-Five Members of Has- Three .................................. their health. Tile children for the 1 .----------trunks and drexser draaero, will you! troll bunds, ot conservators, ko th** stale tings Commercial Club or tempted, and you are. familiar with for Uita various purposes. Thia bill is summ. i cunip will »«■ .elect'a) from: gvent Took piuce on Ground phase ........... -■ , . remember, those lews totdu- lum luid to use the highway depart­ CHINESE USED THI^ the problems presented now being considered by. the house Substitutes Take Part **** by each *** Hie Ann J. Kellogg sclioul ot Battle1 ----nutc and send what you can -pare ment's, money to pay its ordinary, I During the winter of ■1931 and will probably tie amended tie„ ... , • , , —— tlie bankNow Covered by Grand Creek. The W. K. Kellogg Agncttl- < FUEL 1000 YEARS AGO cause. Ji it passed the senate, while Tl'*' Michigan State Legislature in mg department ;fur welfare use? Tiwrc Ik a need running .expenses Hkwum* of this of this state became tur.il sclwiol in Kalauuuno county I for all kflicl.-. of cIothlnK and your situation the county IAl. not reRapids Bookcase Co. 1932 ptTSM ’ d wiiat Is known as the ‘ conniwed that a reorganization at . Ut, made provision for an Increased -« und through the Ftanndalion'.s Hundreds of Annlinc Dyes Municipal Forest Act. whereby any jin, bank was impossible, but addiPtua^-Mr. i) » w-.iK.n’’joih \i, *«’ivcd the existed ea.'Al from the 1 allotment for the support of city r-.t-aiiii Unita uiiius iirutury, -k.iii uno ,, ............., ,, . ,, Health lirButry, aik Allegan ami'' , staI,. .A.||_ therefore, be unable Produced From Coal Tar as und Village M’liools. it did not pro­ cily, town, county: school diMrtet. ttunut time was requested’ by the de: lia.iiiiu-, will leilHilHJ' t null niv I. ... Mr. 1» D. Walton. , ..J-1H.. Mr.. Eaton bounties. This will be the [grounds by *•the *’ H 47J' oi; WrK d • to redeem the Covert road bonds vide for a higher allotmeflt for or arty organized unit ot govern- j p«utora' committee and Uie board q( nrst year, that Eaton county chil-1"’’...... - •'now rtW '“occupied w" IU “ Grand •"*“ Well as .High Explosives ..‘Tuwnanip Rapids Bookcase luctuiy was a big r“'*iu*'r.d. -291. 11 you hare articles'.duo Muy l. The county has morft’V r rtJtvnship or cousunnnicu consolidated nciiuui.-, schools ment. could secure from the slate director* m which to make a furdren have been Included m the! vacant lot. quite overgrown with ,<l wn'nbute tor this pur^vxA most Interesting talk wa-i given'than it gives for sp-lctly rural dis- free ot charge any tract of land on thcr attempt at liquidation and adof- its own if it could get it. but on . camp. The Health Unit wa*. e.stab-1, [account of the banking situation It tn the Rotarians Monday noon by 1 trict schools. A personal.Jeltaipfrom Which taxes’ hud been unpaid for jmtment of the assets sufficient to DAIIC.D rf-TO lished In that, county only a short •■ brwJi.and, thorn biulns. and wa< (uved by s|»rtsmen for their live LAnL dAULH uLio > is unable to get a coiisiderabh- per­ one of their own number. Dr A W. Representative Parker intimates that a period of *ix yenrs or more, pro- comply with the requirements of the time ago. centage of what :h<- couu'y n>:• on WtKKiburne. who talked.on Coal there will be a strong tight to m- vided said unit of government would bunking department. Delays, for Lost summer a total of 312 chil- : [pigeon shoots. One oL the cnthlisiFINE APPOINTMENT ck-^Xblt in bunks. It .will be remem­ :md Coal Tar Products." ’:vreare the allotment fur tlu- support reforest it. More tlian this the state winch I was not ri’.'itxuLMble. haw r ’M*Jh contender ; ‘ in thse events* wits dren uttendul the two Mimmt summer! would tutnish free otchaigeullpiite. prevented earlier dividend* to lhe Holding up a small lump of fcoal, O[ coruwllduted schools. bered tliat lire, legislature, at its ■itteiidwl thwlP ctunpv, and 213 boys ik».v.<.l«*l ' ’*' lttle Aaron Black, then engaiteU ... in the graiine und inarblc business Named As Attorney For Con. jn u» bill, what K termed the to- or other.'fifeedlingi neCttSpry to d< p»ifora. fpcciii] MMKion about a year ago. tlie doctor said that tew ot us who two boyri* camps last full A total ol Toward Hie latter part of January, ! in this city. voted thiit for this year nil the had not given the matter tUudj. cal unit menus’the county, the Pl®*^ 11 126 children nltiiiuled the three wmservator of Two Banks rhe idea especially appealed to 1033. Mr. RudoIpirE. Rciclwrt. Com­ t MrCurrie Black Pennock,'daugh'would realize that that lump of township, the village. Hie city or the . .ter conipa iii groups of 42 eacii In^ Saginaw t !-would be paid to counties to enable coal Ik from 20.(xX).000 to 4OT.0W),(K»0 school district; und When it speaks , County Agent Harold Foster and to musloiwrof Banking, nut Iwrized mt re or uuucuit Mr?, AM™‘ “’“f* Il woura would ire difficult w to CMimaur c.'timiite ' “L“rA his effort and inlHntlve is due the tu dUtnbUte a dividend ot 23' . upyears old. T... The available coal in the iOt municipal corporation it means Ute imamil ..t soo.1 Ihu »<»k >>.. ’ “‘v ln Iter I.Tn a recent issue ot the Saginaw th*'!U ,u >u‘-v thi ir COrert roud bonds : fact that Hastings now Inis a mu-|on me order of the court having —■ mines ------- nt of t[]4. umted - States. villager or cities. ........: .. a fine ntid other highway expense?. This 1 coal found un account of Daily Courier, .there a..,te,uM II Ml br „l ,UU «f™„r tiler's papi'is .................... . "' appvan. a pigeon shoot In this city on July 1I1VUI(UI1 w M known iItaMingx liU.wtlK. would Itave brought into our county wsiuld make u pile ten miles square j The bill first provides that the nicipal forest Ih the making. A tew. jurisdiction over the receivership I nientiun U1 ol a w<l! usctulneNt in the future.' _____ ..... only a-total tax must not,exd*ed the cou­ weeks ago Mr. Fatter secured Mr. urcljrdltUj|y presented a petition. -1st IK7G. and sent it to a trnnd- yming man. Car! Bauer, son of Mr. ut the present ttinc most ot the and ten miles nigh.'So.rar R. 8 Kroodsmo, Extension Forester . aild upOn the jqm of January. 1933, rt’ this tb!c ki hits .« been he. n used.Uxert . (Continued on page two) !!L.?ULrA‘y T,” ,th’1 tWtts 10 and Mr William C. Bauer Carl inoney that would be required to -small portion ot ot the Michigan butte College at a neantig was had before Judge McIt is ♦ utimiitid tliat there is enough i> GYM AND MUSIC pay the bonds dur on Muy 1. 'Continued on page two) „lv The Mijiervtors. wishing to make coal in this country to last a! bust, SETTLEMENTS WITH TWP. Lansing, to speak before the Has..... ’ , : .................. .. im.v ruy. STUDENTS’ EXHIBITION -•£ tings Commercial Xhib on the| ------------- see ... —----j li of them; Royal Mudge won :.«conti, university finiHumi literaly',iMX kiad for taxpayers as light as lO.OOO years.. It te beltered that, be-money and John Cre.wy third. ------ --------TREASURERS DELAYED ■ 1S“S,X “LOOKING FORWARD possible fast year, instead of provid- ;tore that Hine, ways will be dis- ' takitig up a Idw cour, Cantata ’‘The Three Springs" j In. order to recall the names 4,[■ [course, ’ graduating with honor from bath Ing for iht'.ve bonds ii) the December 1covered for using electricity to projduce heat. Possibly »he breaking up( romr of the old linier.s who tojr the University and law school Stmie jtax levy, planned to pay them nomH ONE HUNDRED YEARS and Demonstration on Ten of Them Have Funds in 1 the atom may reletew enodgh: ’• of our readers will tt-meinlxr a ycry-; money promised by the state to the,of 1?“'*,,.. n t Waluin onheeffi- Wc Herewith Beproduce an Friday Banks That Are Not J Afternoon . l the names. The hciire-: — - — । nur u »ivr wc pnuvcu wnw »nu*.’ «g>< ! county from the atatc highway de-;• Ipower to supply the heal and light! । mcrcial Club, asked all who were r ! needl'd, -T>«. ThrwU|>rln»» « ■•! Uw nuiulxr ol iwrtm«‘i’.t on the Weight tax. This • Yet Open ' in favor ol it to arise, practically | Item From the Hastings ’.l,...., :ttltirw u«*r>> i ..wh0 • ..... .to Carrs ... Paul fin.-. Bliss, ...... und >i... the i,!.....-.,! Physical tEdtica«>oiis killer! killed out out ol ot th.* the Ill 10 Ihut that,were JKlld W({h ; money has failed to arrive Nobody ; "Where did coal come from?" the I Comity Treasurer Maus should every member stood up. lean tell when it will be paid. Aii-p'Doctor inquired. He answered by Banner of April, 2033 tlon Demonstration'will be gtven *not at. „ "rd a* a student. As County Agent Foster had ar. ..., . A-a: or more i have hud a rettlemenl before this this Friday. April 2H at 3 00 P M. »’. ASheldon 9;,Wl ) Huffman, fi J g^,.. hr K.tabl|sbwl .rordimtly the lv>lilera of the bonds;;stating that 20.000.MJOI y¥ars IhJ was « iago when Hie earth/ much!bine with all the township treas- ranged for 80 acres of land In Yan-1 Wc h°P« lhat 11 wU1 re«lj»bout as In the High Mhool gymnarium by i > ? C“T5*?.’ J*!hlmselt.in the low Upsim*.-, at Sagi- due May I will have to be satisfied''; kee Springs from the state free of.follows-"Readers ot lhe Banner grade school and girls of Junior and *>> ,.E <iuiw. und bemme a member of the I with receiving the intenwt. The | warmer than new. tremendous tor-; urers of Barry county. He will prob- cltarge. which was supplemented by have admired that forest of stately . fonlar High school trader th» dk.<-“»*• ’<■ «• J"h,‘ ^-'kgar firm ut Gorham. Bauer- A- county treasurer will p»y the prin- 1etta existed on the .surface of our'ably lye enabled to settle before Muy Bloixj. consisting largely of great! > with the treasurers of Orangeville. 30 acres more generously donated Plne9’ 85 ’hey have driven throug* Hon of Mis'. Frances Hunter und *j*«l. •>. I. «!"rlo'k ]• W| 1 Hujes, 4, [ tVrrot. At thc rf.ci,nl elcctloni av. cipal whenever he can do so. by C. H. Osborn, and had also ar-1 the township of Yankee Siring*. --------- — . , , --- . [talma, nialtes and musses, many* Prairieville. Barry. Johnstown, As! MBs Theo Parr. An admission cast Win. Col. Gfohncording to the Courier. Mr. Perret (and.indeed '* it “ is ~*"*"* admired, (Continued oq page seven) a by all who pc A PPADTinMUFNT------------- j times larger than we are accustomed I ‘ yrla and Hustings tow’nship, ail of of five cento Is nect-vary'to rover £ .‘V^' 4pliiv ua,i prosectiling attorney, [pass It. One can scarce believe to seeini:. Some great depression in which had their township takes,; «DnQTXlMo*nk!iziX the expense of esmtata books. *’ r>' Vincent ¥ Gorham, us a result of nEHrTUn I lUnHVICfi I I that a century ago. the land now BILL IS INTRODUCED the surface ot'the world covered'raised in the December levy. <n CROP LOANS BEING The cantata is in three parts sung; Ht-^nfi'-tt. j. Milton I’rickett. 6: -. . ... 'covered oy bv uui thin txmuutui i»-tiii'iful rorest forest w»a was the election, was named rt deputy „r..T icovered । this immeiw*’ vegetable growth, j banks that are now open. The rest; by the third, fourth, fifth, sixth, £ Goodyear. Wm. Burgher, 4; attorney general. Carl Bauer has otN I lU rAnMEnS deserted farm land unsuited to the seventh, eighth grudes and the Girls'p'cu Goodyear, .». 'been de/ighatcd by Governor Com- Wnvrre Crointv Wnnta Ad which of course would be thicker '>« the townships had their money ,, , , ----------! growing of crops, but referring Imck High SclMtol Glee■ biuus. Clubs. uiria Girls'obliSam ....... Bldelmnn and ।stock . and Bunking Commissioner , Wayne bounty wants aa-'ln JioHoW5 thun on thif lewl> ulth |in banks where it cannot be withiron- L 111 51|is.. event ............... ................ Hundreds of government checks t to our office files ot 100 years ago. [water. Sediment from the water drawn at the present time. Just gate unison wiU^ ■---------ditional Representatives IM* sung ... by Lol» '«.•««« nnro,* s tt, n’--- ----------------D H' 1 Reichert as the attorney for the for funds advanced to farmers us find It to be a fact would be deposited on the top ot this when it can be 'pa|d cannot be de­ crop prtxHictlon loaiw are now being, To the one who views there icTtruble, ' c;°" WIWn,)'J FYa" k Uo Ashaller. Evedene onuuiv. Norniu norma;....k-~"w -----, "M i Bank of Saginaw and the People’s' In Legislature Trego, Phyllis Newton and Ingarthu;was lhp o1’*2"11 SCur,’r. iI American state Bank, working with "! (Continued on pagff two) termined, 'rite county should have received dally by farmers through-1 sturdy majestic trees today, it There has been introduced In'i —'l ------------ « « ---------------[-vent to the slate the entire J8Q.000 out the state and Hie seeding and ■ scarcely seems possible tliat just 100 Peterwn, Hoys' obligato unlthn by " ------- ------ ----------------------the conservator. Frank Merrick, in CIVIC PLAYERS PLAN |b“„rtrh । Justin Cooley. Clarence Courser.' SHOPLIFTER GANG IS I the planUng season is now progressing years ago on April 23th they were CIVIC PLAYERS PLAN I Richard Beumer. Harry Thompson., *7 ,|Ons.reorganization of' those Institu, [lions. •> ■ in earnest. ! II)Cre siirouti. only a f4w incite* Dcon Mudfic. Melvin Wcstcrlhid. OPERATING IN STATE The Courier says "the honor of Wayne county 38 members of the SPECIAL STAGE SETTINGS wn»l» Ur«unr» h. 1»» only . Tl«re Bans nr.--nvnU- hlMb Our -TH-J.. yu.ermn.nl -----------n!e, Uu4g that on ber-n able lo wnd lhe Mate US.000. Bble to o.wrs q, aiunu haring a April 25th, 1933, just 100 years ago. Victor Belslto, Sanford Rogerr, Eu-' ----------being attorney for the wntt-rvator' house of representatives, would give Kent county four, Genesee four, One of the‘difficult tasks in con­ When Ite can tend th. balance, no nM „„M1. and ar. limited lo about 70 members of what was then Mrorc “Keith “ciark ‘ Qan& Wo11 Orffanized and m banking set-ups, such as the bank Oakland four and Saginaw three. It one can gums. 1 ---------,, nection with staging even the most --------- ----------- n anno, don. ,ht„ hundred dollar, which mute known os the Hastings Commercial Moore. Keith Clark, Robert Caste-; __ ____ _ _ I nt ru Hmr- and imRrirwn amSaginaw and th. the American State, can be seen that by a hook-up ot HavdThcir'Own Stores ! of simple type of drama is successfully until the federal> government and. a. eXp[,nc|eii setd - fbrtilUer, ■ leln, Norman Bogart, Jadk Footed is no small tribute fo Mr. Bauer's with three counties Jt could working out the numerous mechan­ the state banking department agree spraying, oil oxd gasoline for tract- Club, made the. initial planting on ’ and I-co# VonDalsen. ' ability and means, In addition to Wayhe to Sell Their Plunder tie the house, and prevent any bill ical details involved, according to oh a policy fur the reopening of ora and for no other purpose. The what is now this beautiful forest. In the Physical Education Demon-! 1 hard wort:, u world of constructive »..»>» Acrording to newspaper accounts, ability. And Mi Bauer ‘terns able;I from passing- If H could add Sagi- Prosecuting Attorney *■*Barnett. di­ closed banks. It is hojied that such interest rate is five und one-half j The condition and character of the । Stratton I..C tin* S.-V.UX1 second grauc grade wm will gmgive a dance of "Greeting;" the fourth IUwre u of ^opllftera, who j to fill the shoes." ’iuiwa three representatives they..rector of the Hastings Civic Players an agreement may be reached soon. percent and the time limit for fUing ■ land pt that time perhaps can brut be determined by the fact that the and fifth grades a Crijchonlovajdan JT1" ,x> u’ well organized, with ■ Carl's many Hastings friends will ceuto pa&> any measure tliat did no: Association. ... .__ _ 'Tiit „.rse __ details vary applications will expire on April state furnished 80 acres without require PUBLIC INSTALLATION. — a two-thirds .-------- 5 vote. ■ [from determining the proper shape 30th. no reason why Detroit [and color of « if window ' , There bi ... curtain for Hastings Chapter No. 7. O. E. S-. Applications for government crop acres nylre. The original planting grade a Swedish "Ktapp Dans ' »he» th, y «r’ « SliSi m tfo cite of SuSiww " , and Wayne county should have any) a stage setting to getting A satis-'will have a public installation production loans must be filed m was only eight acres, but so t»pular profession in the the city city ot ot Sag Saginaw. a 'Gavotte; ' the tlrai grade will give ?™ <c*r « w“ l’ro«'» a |,I>rofm ion u> inaw. such advantage Anyone who goes factory blend ot lights to produce a | Thursday evening. May 4. ro install : the epunty where tlu* farm is situat------------------rhythms ---------------R-J ­ II trio / irio nt. m these uiese Uiieves uneves left jefl Detroit and and ______________ _L.__ . 'to Lansing und looks over lhe dele,!desired effect. The stage setting। the newly elected and appointed ot- cd and local farmers who arc inter­ did tlie idea become that tlu- Club a group of- rfree and--a _ mod continued for yeai’s to make tlw eight days Infer jJiippi-d »3.i(X) worth | WOODS AND GRASS FIRES' ' gallon from Detroit will see very ! must first be Mcc^clied roughly as a , fleers. A pot luck dlnnen will be em version'of "The Farmer in the ested should apply to Harold J. Fos­ planting of trees an annual event, Dell.” Junior High school girls will of merchandise from Cheboygan, import-1 served at 6:30 with Mrs. c E. Hyatt ter. county agent. Hastings, Mich.. until DESTROY WILD LIFE1 good reasons why such a represen- hwhole and Uien lhe-rvarious and ocher dewerted tracts, ____ n __ ___ participate In the following activi­ which they had picked up on their tation from tliat city should be op- ant details given special study so I m diarge. Mrs. Georgina Bauer, fur further information and the were thU completely reforested. way there. nosed in the interexts ® ofr th tfo every thing will be correct. correct, j AMOciiite Grand Matron of the necessary' papers. About fifty farmties: Single and double forward ? sstate ’*** of | umt everything • Wc of to-day are reaping the The shoplifters are described as Groat Care Should Be Exer­ Michigan. For the present, Wayne • Lighting must be properly arranged Grand Chapter of Michigan is to ers roll, head stand; stomach balance; have already made application benefits of their wise policy, and usually dressed In farmer ------style, with county u i& not «irine asking a ! and devices worked out ----------for produc„ sirnihir^x-r-I-o-a •"" ■be installing officer. # in Barry coqnty. --—and diving for distance. lw, upvalue, Tlu- High IUKU,. , . '— ------ cised to Prevent Such . rruintv what they have done for us should school girls will present the follow- itwo or women accompanying a ceiitagc of members In the senate:! mg such special effects as log. thunFires at This Time inspire us to do something equally Ing program: "Old- Man" clog by!’"*”• t,iey »«P®™fo when they 1 but it would not need them to block ■ dcr. lightning, sunrise, etc, Then1 as important tor the generations Notwithstanding tlu* amount ol any measure that required a two-1 comes the matter of costuming—thLs ‘ the first hour class: stunt*? "Jack- if®*™* lnto ®J»to*-or 11 J«*y have a that are to come. Already many Be-Nlmble" clog by the second hour .le,e“5ope,8??p' the mcrclinnt should rain we have had Hui spring it Is .thirds vote, tUM:. ivi for Wayne »u)i« vvuu>.> county »«»«...« alonei.u a study siuuy oy by nacu itself,’. onim often rcquirniK requiring;; thousands of 'dollars have been tak­ class; diving for distance; acrobatics t’*|X’cluliy cautious. If, is sur- astonishing Iww intense a lire can would have more than one-third ot I an extensive amount of research. en from that original 100-acre by Hazel Caukln, Kathlyn Merriam.! how niuch merchandise be started in dry grass and leavee.- the members of the house. If the I work. planting, and the standing timber Lucille Karmea. and Florence West- lht<"e en,nlnals c:,n secrete in their and how' rapidly it burns. Sunday citia-iis ot Detroit were all Ameri-1 Also there is another factor to ’ to-day is worth many inure thou­ erlind; pyramids; anti the "Crooked 1 cloIhl"‘:- The women wear dresses forenoon a lire was started on the cans, there might be mow excuse | consider. Thb Hastings Players hove : .-.. inds, al! of which has benefit ted carrying Man " clog by lhe third hour clara. I especially '*”^"*"’ designed* - *for ------------— cast, side of Gun lake. Conservation for such an increase: but with such already received invitations from : our people through decreased taxa­ stolen goods. They are so well Officer Sumner responded ... Io ...u the ,,a migv । ' j i— j — — large pvi percentage viiiiwki: ui ot Detroit's pop- ncigiiooTing neighboring cities to cxcitange exchange pro-; pro- • tion. as well as providing many with trained they are ordinarily success- call, summoned several helpers and ulatlon not American citizens, there ductfoiw with similar groups then).' DOES ADVERTISING PAT? i-mployment wh(ch wa» especially Ironside Brothers, proprietors of nil. Easy stores for robberies are i by good work put out the blaze, butts no reason why tliat city should be Consequently-the scenery and other! appreciated in times of tiepresslon.’ . the -Hastings Monument Works, spotted by tliese criminals and a [not um.il forty acres had been given a wiup hand in Hie slate ot [special equipment must be designed i Among the corps of American currency): Ftsxl cards are issued to . ■"nie membera rr^, of ____________ the Hastings Michigan. fam tlu- idea of portability in mind. , claim H does. Lunt week this firm returre trip to often made at night ; burned over. The local association feels fortunate ! engineers who have been employed all persons employed but mere pct>-_ Commercial Club ot a century ago published a fine large announcement MarWts for the stolen goods arej There was also a fire Sunday near;--------------- •-♦-«--------------n . by ,1,p Soviet govcrnt.’.ent to help seAion of a food card doea not have all i>aased on. but they nuely largely through stores owned and Prairieville, and another not far AnMIFVFMFNTDAY FDR ’ to have the assistance .V ot George ■ In the Banner, calling attention to operated by this criminal ontantoa>i from Cloverdale on low land it was ALHJtVtMtN I DAY hUK ^h* , .U Furniture 7. (fo^- : transform Russia from .1 back- guarantee that all of the ilema emi- served well their ttay and generaoperated by this criminal organizafrom Cloverdale on low land II was Miller of the Miller Furniture Comthe nearness of Decoration' Day and r " *r »>*■».. * । ward ugrariau country into a mod- merated will actually tie available. Hon. In fuiA they bbilded better KUKAL 4-H CLUBS Jpany preparing such important ac- ern ( the high quality of their memorial tlon. One store In Flint is said to I thought that the fire at Gun lake industrial stale was L. G. Hunt. Meat and fraah vegetables are par- than they knew, and left for u» a -- •, cessories.. art work and tliey have already re­ be operated 75 per cent with stolen.was caused by soafe smoker throw-’ I now residing m HosUnijs lemporur- ticulariy scarce. Bread or flour is heritage far larger than even they properly. It would be well for mcr-[lng a lighted cigarette or a lighted Over Five Hundred to ParRehearsals for the fiptl play to be Ilily, who wvtked for fifteen _months usually supplied tn adeuuate quan____ could have dreamed." ceived a number of inquiries regard­ Chants to be on the lookout. match on Um? dry leaves. - ; | given here -June 9 and 12 hav^ been II in a tractor factnrv at Chehabinsk. titles. Cabbage is the rrtO'.t common * ing the purchase and placing —— ■■■«•» ■ it is said that the majority of the! The unfortunate port of such fires licipatc in ZxhibU. on i underway for several weeks. Various |' of monuments and markers. - The abopUftero —.-legetabie on sale but frequently arc Mexicans. ; is Him there are so many nesting 31ST ANNIVERSARY :comn\(ttec.’i have now commenced commenced J eighty ________________________ Saturday, May 13 'committees extensive circulation, of the Banner beyond the Ural mouneven this common "garden fruit" ! birds and so many young rabbits. work on the stage settings. Although ' J. C. PENNEY CO. STORE in Barn' county and thia trade area [as well ar. so many pheasants in the’ The members of the 4-H clubs of tile date of the first production is jtains in Siberia, and near, to the cannot be had In the large cities i~ makes H one of the beat of advertis­ ANNUAL MEETING OF NAAniTii All.■ r.«f,ow Prices, that a fire of tills kind the rural schools are to have their many weeks distant, the local Civic .town in which the former Czar was there, are usually ' valuta' stons, ing mediums in the weekly newspa­ HOSPITAL GUILDS destroys the nests or the ydiuig birds Achievement Day on Saturday. May .Players wish to have ample time in put to death. Mrs. Hunt l» a tor- where the better grade of merchan- A Merchandising Event That per class, and the one which meet Will Attract Careful —'■------«and even the old ones, aUo many 13. in the Methodist church of this ■ which td do their drama full Justice. mer Hastings resident, her maiden disc can be purchased for foreign effectively covers this trade terri­ city. Over 500 club members will, name being Ruth Smith. money. As Russians are no- allowed Buyers tory. Since tlie lowering of odver- Luncheon und Program in 'young rabbits and pheasants are de­ participate, there being 250 girls in Mr. and.Mrs. Hunt said tliat they to have foreltfh money, the goods in, WOMEN’S CLUB. m stroyed. Great care ought <0 be - Hsing rates the first of the year, found life in Russia interesting, ex- these stores are not available to Methodist Parlors Tuestaken to prevent fires, not alone be, the style revue, wearing dresses they The last meeting of yw year for publicity costs to those who wish to day, May 9 !cause they may damage woods and have made during Hie year. the Hastings Womens Club will be uperatlng and at times both comi- tiwm except us they sell their old seven column announceiMnl in IBM use the Banner columns are much . cr teal and difficult-^[good experience gold or silver (if they have any left) : b»ue ot the Banner uding of H<« Exhibits ot 1,000 articles of-clotha social meeting and Silver Tea at Th. annual meeting of Pennock '^reto S'SXre lower than can be secured through 10 1<x?k uiwn Neither of them or by having money rent then: from 31»1 anniversary ol the .<w«r Ing will be on display, also 1400 to the the home home oT'Mra. of Mrs. H.~A. H. A.’ Adrounle /-------Hospita! Guilds will be fold in the T1** “re *° <*«««»" » “fK.. any other method of coverage. . „ f . . , . *-.■ 1.400 handicraft articles, and there Friday afternoon Anri! 28 at 2:301 would care to repeat Uteir venture, outside the country' by friends or Thia ia quite a trade event Methodist church social parlors on| MctJiodist MAKES GOOD SHOWING. "exlUbiU will be Judged by repreren- o'clock. Mrs. D- A. VanBuskirk and As Mr. Hunt put It, the best in Rus- relatives. many attractive merehaadtaz I QUEEN ESTHER SUPPER. Tuesday. May 9. a pot luck luncii-f The city treasurer reported that tattoes from M- 8. CMrs. O. A. liurgesfi having charge of sla Ior niost P^P1*“Yri ,nucl‘ b«Buylkg the day's provtswau in inn are pr On Saturday evening. April 29. eon will be served promptly at qfte up to Saturday afternoon 595,000 At 9:30 A. M-. Hie health contests the afternoon All membera and «« than the worst Ln the United Rural. Ua matter requiring half a public A I the Queen Esthers will serve a pub­ 0clock. Esch guild will,plan Uteir of the 1113,700.21 of tax levied in will be held followed by tire pro­ Uteir rrteteU are Invited.to .1 tena. SUU<Uy u tl» wry taut. In .Mb >Wr. utedlU-p lic menu table service service, , this city in December had been .— supper at I he Methodist church . ."t own " “ ";“u and furnish iaoic uns city Mci-emocr nan neen pa pa ‘d. gram. a” *>v'r T.tisaia. It, there are separata counters tor big double ’n. .......... • ....... ___ Tlie proceeds from the tea will be : Food 15 KT^Jro?‘ tlU.17;0?uOC,f*» cllnritv <?arl‘y rillllrl aulld K'n No- K X/— WreHrere Horton. I TThis is a Utile better than M 83 ___ per — Several times the Banner .has Hems. In making commodaUi < turned over V.U to w Hie HIV scholarship OVIHZIU U11U fund IU11U people I--- •--- u»nt anything but - -- ---the vtry . —, various grades of items. tlwro *'11:chairman, will have chafge of the cent, and shows that the taxes In been asked what "4-H ____ . ~ ~ - < - --------- f~.r rtevw-U^nt — have tte, - to ntirr-hkut tt 1R first r.-eaR—»-* tn CVerV Oftala "4-H" stancta stands ror for— —।, -------------coarsest of provisions, Iru tney j fUh ■tternoun# program. AU members Hastings have been paid much bet- it is Head. Hands. Heart andj MIXED DANCES. [Import them from some otlter coun- hstand in a line at each counter to This adB.1”’*™1 ln'luuon Uland <Kher persons interested are ter than the average In the slate or Health—giving the student a fourClear lake. April 38. Prizes given.-try and this is only possible for.iask the price, then you must wait, this extended -Adv. | urged to attend lids meeting. ‘county. I square Tducauon. ' Frank Herrington.—Adv. ' foreigners who have Valuta (foreign >t■t iConlinued on page 9, part two) 1 this 2 LOCAL u MUN CIPAL FOREST DR. WOOOBURNE 09596689 I -r, a IfUkery. <s p’ls s; saws. K^j.1 American Engineer Describes His Experiences in Russia First Hand Impressions of Soviet Methods and People AT i irt. X nan row. : coojiflr �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APR!!. |g, 1933 PAGE TWO flQ 041995 Uli, ROTARY SPEAKER —,-n, I c0 R0A0 COMM.N CAN ■ Livur. om™i. B.«hJ fixed tor the state ux rate, it shall ■ I WHAT 4-H CLUBS ARE be lhe duty of tlie xupervisors to teadJu't lhe tax rate for esunty I NOT PLAN ANY WORK i Aug. 0—Nature Study. Leader! TRYING TO ACCOMPLISH -___ _ Ruth Conkltn- A P‘cnlc d,nncr « purposes I it wjy local unit is made up of John Roger* is quite sick at his Gct8 Word From Lan,in< ^Se’ptT’iJ^hristian Cititetuhip— A National Organixation— I territory within two or more caun* I tie*. the county tax cohimi>ionv of What They Practice ’d .st home on wAnMin State Cannot Pay Before Hoateaa. came Loehr. Leader, Jen. tlio-c oxmUM oliail meet in joint <Cta>ur,uM torn w, Joly. Probably Not Then . "“olfn-lully Der (Continued from page one* What Their Bewarda .OenUnutd from p.,. lb. ..< *■ ------------------------------------------ ng from her recent operation • -nM. commte- bcr bring something for program. __________ _ . <ln cr IwIikc Auni 10 <• Jlx - tow-b-topptaua J1 f' ,0 eiqp received word from Lansing Also 8 T. 1 work Leader. Friui;-J> xtiUUanal limit of fifteen dollarv u,e county tax wmmivxmn rt.Ul into. L. A. Monday that none of the money, due Erway. HcwteM. Luella Otis — i l*r one thousand dohurs of taxable make n prvliinmaty order approving M>llciu>u- of tlie rightA <>f the it*- educational enterprise of the Umt- iheaval would throw this above the |C*rcle No„- 6ta .of .Die- Methodist from lite th- state Mate for highway purpoxes, purpose*, x<n.. g—Thanksgiving H-Wt.-.J! property, except to pay the pnijclpa! “ maximum tax rate t.»i •■av.i local jxisitors. and an order wa> .accord; cd State* department of agriculture. surface The sediment .from uw.. S. on Monday evening. water tliat had covered the vegc-i Mr and Mrs. F. W. Annable arc would lxbe received before July, mid und Gertrude Bauchman Leader. Mrf1 or'lntcrest of debts contracted prior AKT,.M«r ' 1- 'hm< give .AMUto uniter, notice of tae-i. a: Uta.!S ’’"‘!;'Yl ■“Ji' Anwtour.1 .tab,. .uidtatar malto »« “"toAtaL :-------- from Sa. Michigan ------- * nould iiardcn into .moving Ave ,ti ’l!u» the nttlhe.rlltes milborlticg ri-.Atvii-.are nr-ro were .inohte uiiib'e, gjygj to December I. 1932 Hu- bill a.U> wkIFuoIat to each local umt. At tlie. — ™ M... totototo c- -. """ '• ‘‘ 1 tai... ta 5 h< nltah , . -mn-toto 1, >«» smc-j. MM to 11.. «n>« id Eto tod Oton Su io stair when it would be received. i^v. aJ states that ... In ta., any municipiyi I began at oner to act the - machtii* There Is now' du* from the stale Harte*.' Ella Smith Leader. Muriel cry »t» motion to comply with thw u,,hto«h a™.* all of tlie 833.500. which would !>• p,.rry ' toto, H.niUiu Ito .inotoi : ta- btor lb. otonilto-:. to. -to lb... . „.M, ,. , ........... . ........_ ________ ______ . __________ _ , iw-.to n I Ito. ... ... m*.i, used on the th. IBS lAa*nU.« 4nUes of townaliip townahtri' Jdn' 1634- PrahlWUon HlWU**, raised for municipal expense*. th-: p.,. T.. charter provision will govern and tliat tie concept ton ot tlte work eomomloi and the finer tilings of puulJ- feet in thickneui ^’ra^ aiKl prtsMd Cash and carry.-Adv highways taken -over by the county Prances Er way Leader. Era Haven*. road communion this year In'ad-,-- ^v 14 —Valentine Vulcnfmc Banquet a und pbx-ct ciuaned. rwenly-two hundred'de- rural lite, while at the same lime iMMJ from at1 the charter provision, whatever, it alr |J1P eje„,_ntJ, trlhe annual J—Hop will be held in uniy cwnditlon there should have been paid Ooodwm church Ruy Eruay. toast,t b<- 'necked ovcTta the developingwholesome, industrious, water and the xunrtiinc ’made thJ ,h<’ ,<1|{h ,ch0°l *>n Friday ere- at this time a large amount on is! hearmg. . and dr in the fifteen mill*, but shall be .r» u»: ’ exact amount ot-lhe dividehd upon public-spirited boys and girl; vegetable growth A snriu-r -roe ;'nln*- May 5 MUi Emily McElwain Barry county's share of the weight, master. i Mar. 14—Narrot lc.e la-ader. Mvrtic ditlon to Lhe fifteen miU Imi taU —<-<irh toCpCtii deport must — b» •w.«9<w,u<vd. detennined vac.. Hural boys und girl.' from 10 t-s 20 weighing a thousand rounds lias a ** ae ral chairman. tax iu» Forjv.ir this iur yedromlhe stafc was' Williams. Hoateas. Ollie Vandrr......... , xur - ---- loin A 4.XI etnh fkv ■ _inouaana nas a. ru: -v * js Wllline The bill provides that, from tlie tna'i lx- he.d lih 'Ihr.se item* must balance.' Turn, ta, . ...*jhne . leiunas. “ _ ■ xvnw rn- iveara years ot of.agc mav may Join a .44! club by weight of jnree only pound.' <.f • -M*rve> M3rr* .» of* mv the second wara ward to u> pay vne tlie county it* It* run, full snare share ot of |_,VJ, ‘3 ‘ r/T""' ‘."'I' ......... Mcigm oi only pounds of1 county ■ fifteen mills, there must flirt be de- final dcurmlnatuSr ctyvk" ,nU5J be applying alJPJ>'lnS to Mr^Harold Mr«.Harold J F:»ter Fiatcr mineral matter matter. The balance of )t itei ,u,‘1 the th’ mufortune nik,furtunr to suflrr .-,uflrr a brok- the weight tax, tax. and not half ot it It .. Annn.,1 mretinn Pct luck .J luid ducted the state tax rati, which <>! ’»* commission, ay.y n Mid checked, compared and county agricultural agricultural agent urent Each Each weight «eight cam. came from from air air and and water water while work dav a» a* heretofore heretofore The Hie first first payment payment * md county ,'•> '1 ’leg *« w, “le “atl » ,,rk th.-other other day course wifi be fixed by Hie staU-. The ixitarieed fur accuracy a draft regfive.or inter- -■ Cca 2 (onned do,n« should have been.made dlnner Ml Lul" WftUr eg- community community with with five .or more more intercoalj i* now now teln being formed m m «rCfr- Hc Hc 15 u doin g a* well “ as poulble pMslbie ' --------------------- thU month ■ o,nner renialnd-r at aucF. maximum tax ..... JSr. ^*”“1* ,” <” WUn‘ 4 cC,1;b I lb. ■H?' Th?V U‘“ til‘trlcu >n the earth where! McCreerv *s □uc mid’ ’WUtP 50c spec.*, .special .xionaa Morula: and lhe next one in July. Ivldent• motrates, after deducting the tax tentd d^-k S i r.*. -J-..r*/? T w w n M I‘I*’r‘»7 W** arp rr,t >*at a' ‘bwlv iJgmte Tuesday. May .May t.-j. l. j. any uny lady a die., drv.-x.b' «n-re is no expectation that this' Engineers are.now wqrktiig on a «<n .7l‘ oro ’ k,ul.''r W "’‘ ” * *’lrr ‘t ** *d’ Lignite for state punxwc*. if lhe stat-- shall ^dTk!-™hr n-^ta V.- •wr*!1 iHh ,C th n -'; '< xlcn *wn is the next Step «■>» •* P“‘«i “»m* Umc. Hie plan lo manufacture electricity wills '"1 ’Opera* ”»•; xtenawi-. step. The next U is bitum-1c«mt. bltum- e«*t. mans suit w or o'coat, ------- cleaned ‘ levy any tax shall be known and interested part'es of the tun •'*Lr < u"Mls c“fll Thc hardest coal in an- and pressed, duh and carry -Adv »•«*> payments siiould be made jicxt harnerwd afr. Bounds like a scheme place of IwaniiE. and shall Bin checta ar. drawn, mitet be compiled Club work is di'-idid in prothraeite | -nw attention M our .. arf.-r* u fnl1 ttnd U1,iu'r. All four payment* 1to make leiiL>latu|T% w-lf-supporting. irn nrannex Ai-er neanne inf . ------C,ub * o,k U divided IB many pri>tax rate “ The auditor general i tor >uch ■it tie-ircuit X -1 decide arrangements l»T*ns«nt.Hs nu.de made to pay the the:Jecu. such as dairy, paulin jnultry. ,-ainr. wine. n,,, co<l i.' ivpriauir vegetable nunier matter nas haxIcaUed to lhe lhe^Banner* Warn rx,l. Col-’*uuld t0‘*1' “ *w . . . i cnlli-d lunnrt* Wmto notify Hit county clerk of th- tax . XlSt*«?^?bei»aS C:. checks through tx.nk.ng institution,, ihrop. garden, earn! ^’id'ig. handicraft. >«,> proven by scientists, who havejumn. of which our suteenbrts are amount of state tax apportioned t<< the appeal m. .JtX. ‘ arrangrmtnu made f<< the protec- ^ghmg. and sewing. . taken very thin cross Actions of making a liberal um- We hear <u । ThU will explain why the county; any ccunty on or before August !; ;» il from hl- division non of funds after nucas* from the Club niembers tec AUb jtatater. toH" tojjl to;™,|. IMCk. mulu has to default on ixiying itv 844.000 i-nd tils linal notice on that /ubf ar 1033. as soon as the Act shail i aiiiiiiia inev i ,,<•«* nt «. . — < ... .qq— vvaxij Column ' road bonds due tlie first ol May As 1 ject shall bi not latcr-kMIbSeptem- < be ^flccUvc. the -auditor genera! s ol whlvh the average person wish work at Michigan State eolfrge inch. Then the eoal becomes transAt thmlfKi w bcr 1. ^fhall .wild enough cup:i> •>: ’-lie At; At about' 10 30 Sunday night the j wv t xplain elsewhere, lhe interest;, taUi>rm,de. to. count, u> if c.TRcto ... tl.e kx.l X, ’m" X!?2K!S. ‘.?.C — nun "lll‘ Iin,, 1* aiu «" . . . . . ipon.-M, <>i>e can mt fire •'«'»alarm sounded because a blaze will tx- paid but not lhe principal :■ commission MimiMton of ot three members. members, oneiuniL orn- unit-, abo for proUte and circuit cwnU.. I-iS5Sbl,, bJT;inR,.. accredited to member entering the; Of u nitacrocope. or even with the was discovered m tlu- roof ot Allen ' Tlie road commission are up In the COUrM? .?*"■ n"krd ’><• «* wiiUnes of vegetable Pender.' home, at 520 East Walnut air knowing what tliey can do be the tin- chairman of <i!ldttk-<? ........ .......... ..... , C?‘. . ? 1I whom shall tx , Judge* ".V not -A-... ... a.r <>V-r 900,(KW boys and Kiris tn matter that make in, tlu* m.,1 -----* Tlie icglNlnturc from _ lie finance ownmittee of the boat d Th< immbe:.- of the county tax - - ■ ~ - - ■ —.......... street. Prompt work of tlie firemen " dividend on Fcbruarv Ifi 4-H club «<-tk throughout the na-; At Jrasl , umusand year* aio the •h“'‘ “ " ? of supervisors. In Barry county that rcmnib.-4r.-n shall be na/m-d and they th,I d:d nW cat- tn withdraw the tu.n Educational trip?, are- award- chUMkc burned coed * U was not ta-ia the dta.UK to ,«> mtal n,. way uT coiMiruetivi! legislation to. QFIRIE.H from our advertise­ would Dr Mr. Allan Hyde, super-jshall organise as s<xm after their money from tiw Srati-Tre.t-ury'un- vd to winner* in thilr respective ,in!1i tttwrai himdriwt ure.v. ' . t.rar .. ■ help taxpayers in the state aftd lo-' : vimw of Johnstown. The nex* mem-’* tecuop as pot»ible Each local unr? "".’IS cal ai«trn.-u. hns so far failed to pro-­ ment published in kpit week's txr i* the county school coninils-.-inu»t prepareu/'e Its’JnK luXl .5XrnJJ' budget mid C“ ?U'r 1 *”U,d ha\e « !t‘P <•> chit -xeek at Michigan!^ rite great l^n trarelTTi . dure anythin;; that would reljcvc Banner. • stoner, who would be Mr'- Muudi -jiimit ” - - ; tlu.strain, except to cut slate ex-' m Smith Hie tlurd^hall lx ’choe< i. -w-n tafore mtmV■! -i-i'i follow t-'.' tier- n vnult* a' the tftnk. or on de- nun: plates 1.11 Jndvlnc w and aiiu uemotidemon-.4^ :dred years >eara ago. nK0 refXirtid „.|XlrU.<l to t<) ilie lJu.1 Vev" •I a,«iwte^Co?Shofin Cm1?hii . froni among members ... ... rantotrt ro<! ' -‘rauon guarded trips to.nX> LT Z . v bur.t d 0»—-*-• tato' ll»r<.,i,in b. toe Jn-lto M.tito., । not fuixiuce any re-uiiy cash to help . boards of sciiool diKtitc'.s within thr< ccntag-s previously .outlined, und am very glad that I did not with­ Mto”.ln~'4.H tiiestate, .which U forced to use cS!U" ‘ nd it..., “ oSTSta! “ “ ™" • ‘ “ '""■reb.wjl .............. county tliat, maintain twelve-grad--.-, miike its final order before June 1. draw1 the mr-ik*/. . becaure you uphiithUay money to pay rvnnlng exof school. The probate judge--‘ It is pyubattc ...... tliat —- some ------ ■pro­ luaui.ar wnn me txitici,; noun •: |A.-n«!ik . ’ • Judge Stuart dement - would select vision* i;. : ’ '* in l!.i' .to .... • -.11 ta-----------------------------bv ,,„ K, lbr ton„ ' tills tinrd member This commi - bin th»-..„™i -►■ -neral plan, outlined w,.. will n|nrj „ sion shall choore their own chair*, no doubt be followed SOVIHUEsr RVTLANn 1(133­ j the'state Ix-lhg cloved ax-of JA'_. . ......... ............ . ....... . man. The cour.ty clerk shall keep We predict that there will th a rumy 11. Von are al-o familiar with btiipi 1934 W. F. 1- U- PROGRAM. J.:,. offered .."'toi which tatoh include to-i..d. culeta. S ."‘‘.M! to. ’.to X|..... -totod.,,. - records of their meetings which will lot ol niuunderstanding-i in apply*, ..thc vdiuTlo-rrw-nta djjyeloptnenta < of‘ t”‘v ■cnz-ri'... ... . .i _ < .1 ub . - <mp lhr way to deriving various other “ Following t- lhe program for 'Mar»hf|<C be held in the county chrlex of!ir< .ng this new law this year. After ik- jinking andfinancial M’witjnn of I . ,---------- —- ----------- liUJ-1034 f-r rhe Southeast Rul-A’ 1 iJ"' “nt ■‘•c1’0*’I products from coal lar There are ■ The compensation shall be the same, piovlslons become better understood,■ 1 nd nation sit-i".tinu rimii'T w c 1 v- llK ycar . nv day- ax'paid to superusers by it «.11 ',wobuWy work av smoithly - the,state and’ nation naIh ,‘ MtH-c ................... ‘ r,.' .. . . , , . , I literally* hundreds of Analinr rives Had I withdraw:! tin-.nr> rr rr o .1 . >’»,W.dmsdav. M.iy.10. : White -u-'i m..de from it. Dr Wmxlburiie gave I : Hie bounty, which :s 84 M) per day have taxation matters in tlu past. the banking hnhday. i». i. M->10 cni,d w-uar-- -nd m--•*<iV'he four le if rtnv.-'r u-it'hb in a 1O“B 'Ul '4 I*1medicines]- ror in Barry county Provision is made :_______ Iruiivlde Bros., Props; ’’ ! . „ .’ , and Other tery iiretiil products made j E k- and wAUSTRIAN STEALS 28 . H 11*'1111 coal tar He abo Explained rhtinc 310* Ha»tings June 14 -Flower Mission, Hostes*. could n>; W, Iwk to -h‘. >» u<i n . * u “ ts '; ‘ ,ul !1, ' , ' lt, '-;that some of the nur.t deadly po:-:H i fchml alumni for whom the Muriel Perry. .Lender. Addie Perry. !S!■Sto nr.? SACKS OF FERTILIZER the'inmicy . nary <1.» , mt have a mudini; July 12 -Palrioit-m Hailes... Mat. one P. M That does no: apply to' >n can pc-.-Tii. club pjedv,-; arv »[«« rCi “ wc address, h anyone .can furnish th.now when tlie-ftivldchd as r.rdcre A. a rue dub mS?'I Sd4 U S “x' ***" rtl’ I i“Wr— f*r; this ycar. for which special arrangr--' Onion Field Worker Was could have Ijm-h .-;tfrly ,»,u.i Th «• ments will have to be mud- A ma­ M> USAiT :. .l ; "Yl'rjSSf w "-to '.ta o«.l ... -m. Pi™» First Person Arrested money collected tn thh reci-ttrnJi: , Jority vote shall deckle all actions iirari , . .. . a ! Dr. WiMdbuxnc explained how -he13344 ,,r m-, ii.-js b<-n drpcxdted by me with th Here in April. . Mv HAND** to' 'irger MnS%irt *ubjcct f E. Mil! St. Qilv. ThU as* : by the county tax coninuMKin. ;. Each local unit—county, township Louts Lapckr*. an Austrian who tite My HEALTH to tM-tU-r living., fo; city, village or .-cIkjoI district--murt lives :n ...Martin. countV,; Mrs Geo. Bi nee my club, my country, and my com- jtlw PrCabytcrian .church hire. <1 Iirepare it* budget p be submlltecF' was arrested by the sheriff Friday' j which Dr. Woodburne is a memlv-r. Boult, r- Rovcc . Dale money m five bank.- ,jivri of wli:ch inunity ' the asked tiw doefor to take to the. county tax comnuMton Thk» charged' with Mealing 28 sacks of art- now ci-S- ti Imnw-dlutch aft, r :----- -—, Baimim nee ------------ « * *---------------• budget must also make provision t >r' fertilizer from tile onion farm of I of tx>y* In attempting„ t.. tench.Mae Cairns: Mi - ,William Beadle . CARRIER BIRDSALL TO ; the payment of interest in-'.prin*! Mr und Mrs Ena MorehoiHe. jiisl iltu-in the worthwidieHe; «f‘ ,usehb;iK« Hcfcn Brown; Hu»-11 Boulter; cipal ->n any debt contracted by the' live:, instead of bud. dungerouH Stuart Braxce; .Mrs. Drury Brownj >■ ! ‘bl I local unit previous to December ».| He is the father c! six children, Sabina Juniper Bermuda Sweet hv«w, he though: of cuil tur Iiiul irsj Jieid ,rtT ,» nr (iuch-c ajsw Apwy;; air Mn Paul • lK2.,iu>mints or. wiilrh debts are admitted taking the stuff awn , products to make m object lesson ! Bryant me «li.dvs Olm-r-; Hazfl eiUdy-. Ol:ur His Last Day as Carrier on , Very smull particle <.! Analinr dye! bUs’UtI.; Frank ' not a part of the fifteen mill Hmt-' tun load? in his Chrysler coach Crdd; W.xxmrm Bc ik c.irdd; WwKlbridm ration.- The iocu! unit fcrtilirer to Steve Ku! .will color M-veial thmuand time* its.ammpion. Edgar ch.wv; Dorothy Rural Route 5 Will Be furnish the county tax Kuhlic L>1 his weight, in water, ye drew from thi- Collin.-, Flova Davis: Viola Hu'y’: I . nnkr Next Saturday the asseW--d valuation tin- irsvin tli.it if such woiid« »fully Vern i-a-.;.-.y; GUdvs W. I...V dutnet. viHagv. city. good and .L.'tui products can u Grant; Marjorie Huii. county as the case may : made from black coal, and so many m. , - - budget mtiM b- filrd with J dangerous produe-.:- from Hie * ^.7.'. Madeline u Joturam; ' ty tax commivyn befbn , j Atibst ' >-ttei f. Ch.rlottz Kittinger; E-nmr» t--. Monday in March each ate good. Millard frBatn; Kendall M<i!«u; county tax conuouston . tuts tx*i! and n-.Mt-, Wi mine the tax rate for p*ch •eel the tj-ri xxiatmR unit. It the budge! fixed br t in his wi cal unit exceeds i!:c net limitation" of . n ho* much- more valuable. .« H-.v.tr V.'.irn-r. Mis F ( Always in lhe Market for Your Poultry, ■: tax ra:c.‘ after deducting the state: Lapckf-.v was arrnignee While no nlfirtal order hut-, bt-*-n। boy can he tnan a lump of cool fl blad nre Ethyl Willianr; tax. the county tax coinmuAlui; can : received. as wr imdcrxttnd. It is tx*- ua, a very- intcmtins and iritorm- thur Rcrci ' :><« Anna ' Giddings Cream and Eggs — Paying You - set the minimum -examination and wav bound over to. ’ih-veri that Mr Hirds?Il's retirement i■ trig talk. IVttingiH nee Dorr. Tlie 'Act itwif provides that the ■ circuit«court, tils ixitl being fixed -a ill not call for a new mail to take ■ Highest Market Prices! Herd; Th<-.>, Ryi*n; minimum tax rate for the .upport .it 81.500. which .he was unable to EATON COUNTY TO Tlwdine Roger*. of a coup’y shair be three mili.«. fl get Lapi-kc.* completely exonerated uitinuc rural mail may exceed that, but cantrM go be­ his brother-in-law and claimed that HAVE HOSPITAL ult/. and that the. latter did no! know bnythtng •urricr on that route.. M.-. Hav F.r-; . low that amount. It also .provid-- .the ' Telephone 2458 Hutioga, Mich. that The nuir.rtggpi tax rati; tor rural jibout the taking of tlie frttiltier. Floyd \Vi;kj:v-.«n me Alice N»um This ts the first arrest made in -■ celled. district.- .shall'be lour mills; Janu-:. Lampmuii; Manning Jori Barry county sineApril l. • ■ understand that is the ptan ’ and for school di*tr.c?s-in tnunfcipai im'.pital located in Clin ■ corporations .-even null*. Tiny tax MORE FARMERS CON­ ’ rate minimum do*-- not meat: CRASHES INTO GARAGE Sparks B’e Huth Frederick; Mr.' . the rate may not be niore but ruthBernier Rov- Sisson; Mr.. Floyi TRACT BEET ACREAGE DOOR WEDNESDAY Uiterexted Ea'.-j ■ minimum. If there dull b,- a baifrs Russell R M- nuu.d Wood; Mr- Herbert WlUj.iin-j :» ance of the net Umitatr-n uftr. Supply of Sugar Could, be m*e Dorothy Herlk-n. Lyman Bar-i .. Jacob Wolfe Steps on Accel­ Peek of Chorlotu provision is nud- for all rhe unit-­ ’le of friends here, plar-v io, cnU?rd in Michigan if All erator Instead of Brake—? icirx .. Hie remaining balance may be di|U'tt.iin M-vcinl Barry county women 'Where Better Food* Cost Less” Mildred vKiesby the county tax <pmunu i-.i Would Buy It No One Injured [who were lenders In the develop incut ot Pennock hr-pita! heri- atheir need and import an.* Pue. George Endsley; Williapi Ker- j the qur.it mn ol Iwpital guild: ris; Mr. Karl Carpehtir ivc Ethel'1 02010366 mNSTHETIK LIMTlTONLflW CENT DIV OEND LOCAL NEWS ks Only 33 Days Till Decoration Day! w F ; J? i^i h^ST^S ri,,rr Sfau- **«- X-iSr^SciXXrtfh™. uor Hastings Monument Works [ Addresses Wanted H. H. S. Ahunm We Are Offering retire from service Onion Evergreens Plants Only 2 Bunches $1-19 ± .-.u h 19c Wallace Feed and Seed Store Feldpausch’s -ilfr intended i-’.' Kt'x|n vI Euhm county worn n brake and m-1 Th'|,M lf the -. (f1. r i-oi , "’’’iplclidh. A lovely old stone n»i IPtandMii; Paul OH-.; Chrir Wood:.] (i.Hiblv d^’v of: !‘"flc5 ‘n a e'-ct-.r.n of the vu : Olive Van Wi. . Winnie Bryntu,; I.v'tl Barnum; Iiclie Pi-.ici-. Cli.irlc. ' qnirementa of <61 up-to-date iiv.ti- Todd; Mn. E. D Bailey jffc Funic- [ Itu'inn To assist th--, pro.ur’- Mi ■ Van Vrlsor; George Bead:; Dr •Green contributed 813 non’ in cart. Harry KeqBeld', Doha Lv«hi, Mrs. and a Mono mortgave nn th* prop[erty The himc wx, built in 18iM! Arlmh .Mead; Chariea My»r*; Ben) i [by Prof .prank E Clark, well-knowni (Jutland Pitcher; Mary Quinn. Mr>.| mantst and computer ot hu da-. Charted Slemmer nec Grace Dun-j Lat-r (he protwriy was taken over t> Henry H Have* 4 Cinl war \e •] c fail to submit » budiu't county tax comnuaxuMi < budget for it but tiu>t b HITCH BROKE AND ‘ ■ MEN FELL IN A HEAP -Aicident Occurred as Six Workers Were Taking Out a Tree on Thursday bequc-ilhed dream <>f M: BAD FIRE ON MONDAY NIGHT IN RUTLAND (ir-rni^fn ' Burncd Richard Fore mana rn's mcasu^i en' B;irn and Other Buildings; •idrr.f an ■ Chariot defiiu' j board ol directors the cost the count • Th.- i.v* cqualira'. on n ? ation pdrix>x. shall chanae < any township larger taK ra' M«. run: railed to < , r. -id-nt, Mt.’- hir.ma alien m lhat fowiuhip exceed net Ihnttaticn rate II equalisation cl countfor bring tisc rate of tax lor v>te pmix*es above the rate previously cer­ the folk tified'to the county by the audit'* ' general, then tlie extra* of such rate shall be deducted lo whatever ex­ tent U necessary lo bnia: the totai of all tax j*tct levied wiilun tit­ limitation of 13 mills '‘fixed by the con^'Jltjtton. Upon noflf’cafton ’/» the cuijuiy tlcrka o! fisc amount ot • the gkxm Ux rate for riatc purnew om«-s v ptaCfl gtott uie limit prevtoualy serving until tiex: July.’ •llow blrksro .nd m Secretary »l por.u^M (upper c-imnut it public supper. i that Eye top imr of ike trad l!» MICHIGAN- JI • * - a ’ let .'.l,..,'.. it ' . ■ The estimated Ire* p. somcwhert! between 83.500 and M.'iOO. which wav only partially covered by insurance .Mr. and Mr.- Foreman had retired »omc time before they were aroused by the n<ar ot the flame-. They iiavc no Idea ef how live Are origl- tiwn money given f»*r rehef work. 1 WEEKh CORNERS. Meeting closrq in regular form >v i r Mr and Mrs. Fred Ritchie and lurlinn the Hag . and binging Amcri-f son of Kalamazoo spent. Sunday with the laitcru motlicr. Mrs. Ell* Dickerson EXTENSION GROVB 1. Mr and Mrs, Leslie Dickerson and »■ , i . . ■u iv. n in mOtlteT S.rs UeBLii. Ol rMtim.il n; the C omnium tv rooms under the ttie Hi inter .hoi* di'trtet visited Mr divided a* io--n o, um Also Hay, Grain and Tools On Monday night abw: ;o 30 fur . •aa... d:w.rrctl m the b*m on the; Richard Foreman farm in Rutland j about six nules ■» .; of the city on* । the uiin-lakr, Tlii?.department! rr ’emded to tia* call, hut when they i arrived it wiu hdfvle^ to Rghl the! flamiAll that inc' to preycn: ttv- arc 4jrruiUng 1 to tlie houxe and garage. The barn.granary and chicken coop, thirteen | tmv. of'hay. wvrral irindrt-d ou-.hclt' all Pure Lard 4 "■■■ 25c 18c Cake Flour Quaker Salad Dressing Qu««t J««» 23c Minute Biscuit Scoop Fr«« with pacing* 23c Ginger Ale Am««u*n M«>d 3 lg«- bottle* 29c Climax Bon Ami Soap Wall Papei For Cleaning. Scouring Hardwatar Castil* Large barg O. K. Laundry Soap Soap Chips 2 Can* 25c 5 Bar*-25c 7* B«r« 25c “ Areonoiny S lb. Box 27c CHOICE MEATS Pork Steak 3 Fresh Ham Pork RoaaU Choke Beef Kettle Roasts Fresh Summer Sausage Picnics 25c lb. 10c lb. 12c lb. 15 c Circle S Shankless lb. Thursday, Friday and Saturday Specials Deliveries 8—10 A. M. and 2—4 P. M. Daily Phoae 2272 �T1IF HASTINGS BANNER. WEBSTSIMy. APRIL 26. 1913 ’ ( OATS GROAT- ■ I ways un the program . : Thursday evening of tht: wrrit. al- by the-4-H Boys and O»rU and leadA. . program ol the Lakeview school many conversions. «... Mr.... .......... ----------— plnn: — shrubs. —... ....All are in*:ent. Pop-com -„... and ------ will r... fae-'hou house Friday evening. I ............. —-*• i Sunday at Mn . Emm ; At the Community wrvlce on! andtMra ... H. Woodman went » Will candy the, vlted to h.-lp help served. ior.refii-.dutu*nts । Mr. und Mrs.’E 5?. ,T»wmp*oii and I — ---• .Bunday evening. Mrs. Keith Dow-jto Bow-jto Albion on Thursday to visit the . x>ned. rorjefi.M.-i... SOUTH C OATS GROVE. >avc a num- TaUerX InlterX brother. Janie. Jane. Smith und I The Ladieu' l.ndn . A'.d Aid tuve have taken Jn in .u-niee next SunSim- Mr aIxj xtf4, waiter Tiiomp-on at’- I fn.an and Eidim Oak-, paw The Community service {her ot musical wlectlons and the;tunuiy . abrot^ franrtlMir dnv« *for (.'U>- day.evening Will be In chunte of tltidrd ?pt-cial evangelistic rervtH-s Mrs Coy Stowell from our nelgh- from near MldiUevtlte spent W.f<>2 Mr ahTMi?.. chxw. R. . Adlh<. Masonic Temple in Battle borhood. they are moving on th«i TCM CAST nnilTQ -puxtor hud charge ot the mating Tin- Yqung People'.-, das'; <»f ’-he --c!i>u ■ 1 ■’ - ;.rm« X’- . (X»rL i.t lU'.ungH Ha .lltlU’r. will Will .: peak O .ll. ..i. two ... a, .evenings Inst .... t week and! ... .( . Mm. Mr— Ed.. S'.rt XlrTllv.ir. tdru. *outh uwifh ofi nt I Verdon Stowell if Woodland t ut Crwk McGlynn farm I cm r«oi DUU I o flI phuti the subject wu-- Prayer" iSunday School arc spomtiring a Thc’p I A -h: • , topu» from heir at’tr.ded/he P T report thousands in attendance and | Hastings., Sunday with RumcII Gilliland ON I. 0. 0. F. CARD a number took |wrt in various| ’clean up on the church lawn on day 'eveinnff ".with a program put on | Sporting Items Barlow Vs. Jacoby a Feature’ —Admission Prices Are i Again Reduced *1 With the Battle Creek-Hastings ’ program aMUming form und*: the Mipervteldn of tin- loeill committee, the boxing talk, .wm to, have anutile: 'evening <•! enterummeut us- i Mired them, Tliere will be ten bouts’ which tile committee feels are excepUunuily will matched and Which' will turtiUli action from the -x und of the gong to the Imai decision 1 Inteir-.• Intlrett |s bciiv -riiown in the feature bout betunn Clyle. Jacoby. Golden Glove Pinaliat ut' Detroit, ugaimh the HuxUng:< fav’orlte.. Pete Barlow. The boy.« will both weigh In at 114 or 113. It will! be th* first time that Pete Barlowhas ever fyevd an acknowledged: rhdmplon und the io<.ii funs are! crossing their flng. i ■ and backing: lhe game IltUe boxer tu take tin­ decision. Pete .has recently been changing hU method af attack eliminating every trace of hrrita-i tion. • Another bout that promise^ plenty1 of action i> the go between Zig l‘ajiulrki of Hitt!e Creek a«d Iz-o Witt of l)ostcr. Witt has boxed here in' rriwrrfbrwl lor his tool. clever ring prewnce und for his skillful boxing.’ Pupulski is equally exjxrunc<t| and •-•ting. The boys will weigh In ‘at 135. In the heavier diVirion Jock Alb-rding will meet Win, Wright <>fi Buttle Creek ::nd tlu- Mnillpg Ittn Bttehler will match blows With one certain P. Oritur: at ulke.tt 15a pound* Dick Palmer, the Middle-: ville whirlwind, liar, been dL-uippoini-. cd in his match as orlgipniiy plan(linicull opponeht in the person of Clair JCuiiifiiian ot Alto. Two new Hariinys Ixjyx mil appear in the roped circle .namely. Gerald Tcbo at 103 and Meritt Campbell ut 11!> louts Bailey. the- Hasiingn boy name of Floyd Alien at 135 The program Is as ‘folia.-.i: 1—Andy HteblelOl). 110. her! Cooper. 113. , 2-Tlaj Cux. 13d. vs. Ger m. 3— Wm. Fish. 148. vs. Merle Camp­ bell. 149 4— Zig Papulski. 13C. v... Ijco Witt. -135. ’ ’ 5— Harry Moyer.. 133. James. 134. . 6 -Floyd Allen,'Urt. vs. 7—Clair Kauffman. 14: LUX SOAP Men’s Socks 5c 5c Wash Cloths Men’s Handk’fe 2c Ladies' Vests MEN’S SHIRTS 10c 25c CUAMBRA r CRETONNE Work Suits 10c The Last Week New Features, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Plaid Towels 5c Just Fancy! Real Jacquard Lace Toft Another Shipment of Fast Color Hosiery House Frocks and Daytime Pajamas 15c Tlie finest seamless stocking ever made! Low lustre L'fiardonizc—never sold be­ fore at anywhere near, this' price! Beautiful lace to|\!y Costume colors I Ask for 405. \ ^Lfor 27 Inch White Outing Remnants Price Oilcloth Patterns BOYS’ 46 x 46 GOLF HOSE 25* YES .'—Penney’s is the Place for 157. 10-rClvdc Joo BaNuw. 114 mid fitly, cchtx TRI-COUXTY It Plans are under way for Ute organbullicin' of a six <^^->giit team . b.n-Uill leaque Incluon: ■' team!, from Niuhvilte, Clurks: ‘ port, Alto. Sarumu'. I..i Vermontville and Hn:d:n.... Hn.'itini'x will !x- repreM-nted by a team .-ponsorrid by Barry Lodt:<- No. ASSYRIA. The priggs P. T. A wilt meet on Friday evening. April 2«. wiien Dr Kinde, the health doctor mid a health nurse will .lx- present and show picture slides and give talks pertaining to the health work. Mrs. Meta Hyde and Mrs Miilx-1 Hyland of the Lacey Nutrition class were In Hastings on Thursday to attend the last session of the pro­ ject work in nutrition for this sea­ son. given by a specialist from Mich­ igan State College. The Briggs Ladies' Aid Sczcietywill meet on Thursday. April 27. for dinner, and work on the ring and memory quilts. On Tuesday, May 2. In celebration | of their fifty years of married life,I Mr. and Mrs Charles Purcell will keep open house at their home in the-Ellis district from two o'clock' until six. wiien their many friends1 are cordially invited to Join them in tlie tvent. The major part off their wedded life has been spent, in this locality. The Penny supper held on Friday night was conceded to be a success. There was a good attendance, splen­ did program of playeltes and music. Mias Katherine Jones has been engaged jo teach the Austin school next year. Theodore Tank will ‘ teach the Assyria Center school. Mrs. David MUter-wUl be hosteu to the Pleasure Birthday organiza­ tion at the May meeting at the. Briggs church basement. I 25c 'No-Brand” WORK PANTS PERCALES Of Moleskin, Kaki and Covert ?8C BOYS’ OVERALLS Yard For dresses tliat *6iliers*will admire'arid1 you will enjoy wearing. Smart percale in1 scores of dumping patterns I The newest colors of the year! Z5 25c Fancy percales — guarantees! fast I Plain­ color broad- You Can’t Have Too Many! HAND EMBROIDERED! Broadcloth Shorts Porto Ricaa? Nighties for Mint* % 25c A Stock op at this great usings I Tailored of mercerised broad cloths—in fancy patterns . . . with piping lo match! and H'omrnf Dainty hanil-maile, appliqucd nainwok gowns! Flesh, white: pastel contrasts. The First Time at PENNEY’S! Compare These For Value! Men’s Mercerized Full-,count, standard, -quality muslin! Here's a new low price you can't afford lo miss I Union Suits Pillow Cases blue, or green! A n excellent val- ioc Flesh, peach; misses* and women's sties “Belle Isle” Boys’ SHIRTS Athletic Shirts 49® What a Saving! saa. Men’s Panties The whcdule will ho arranged *n as to interfere in no way with the Hastings Independent-,. Tin- squad will con-xlst ofgnemhers of Utt year's teams and others who show tip in tin- workontr-. Tlw coaches arc Joe i Binzak and txw Hawthorne who nrv 1 also included in the linr-uii lu- !h<- .-erne <>l another nil-star .-.how May I ft Jr. hoped that n . match will lx- possible between Chief i War Eagle and a suitable opponent j to Ix-nd the card. 'Die same scale j of low prices will continue. A great i many who attended their first pro-: wrestling match.at the benefit shawl April 13 became very enthusiastic i and came away auxmitr U> M-e an-' other show in the near future and it is the intention of Chairman Keith Fuller toNee that Hwy will not be disappointed. Men’s Caps Men’s LACE TRIMMED It riling. 15!). 98c Men's h’» the amarir.gly fine quality ol the mercerized cotton that nukes these outstanding I Pane! rjbl Button-shoulder style! each STRONG for Bannister [{Sliding! 39 OILCLOTH Dress up your tabl^ 49* and kitchen shelves Table site is 46 indirK Shelf doth 12* width ... at 6c yard. Small, medium ami large pal* terns. The modem littben should have a “shelf and tails" towmble effect. Fast Color Broadcloth Sleepers They'll stand a lion's share of rubbing, tubbing, and bedtime acrobatics! One-piece! drop-seat; 2-12 yean. NOT BY GUESS PENNEY ?.?■ 116-118 EAST STATE STREET—HASTINGS, MICHIGAN QUALITY BY TEI �Tilt HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL. M. 1«U PAOB FOUR__________________________■______________________________________________________________ The Hastings -------------------------£-----Banner i------------- medium of exchange. Keeping to the . yw A, 1-u. *rrJ .'./> Writ,-.Ur. gold PubflitH >-*"i ttetat.f, gold standard standard simply simply mean* means that that i * •’ dollar always represents 412.5 tgralns pf gold'. Unfortunately Hie exchange value of this gold In terms ‘ nonsJ Obj» ’ This andThat ' -iiiaTMknn ■T*gs .... . I of many liandxxne and useful pres- Backward Glances', I Each boy should bring the follow- Boy Scout News n-a-ladle* m me a. n. q. ciubat! 2rbaru ta'*«i%,g4.ron. cvn’poric »nd , Ritv nf V/vefnv/lnv th,i'‘r mrcllJJ? lut w<ek elected the----------------------------------- letnx 3 potatoes, one can coni. ** The "Benevolent, tiictator " IjILS Of 1 CSlCf liay Inilawtrnt officers for Um* craning six ------ ■- lb bacon and the «qunatept to h Unusual Powers for Rooaevc.lL ' , month.President. Mlsa Franc. Last week end. April 22 and 23. loaf of bread Each tn»P „ ’’ l Williams; secretary. MU* Phyllta .vvenirrn hien from Barry county plan to furnteh vegetables -for the Emergency Conditions OUR NEED. fluctuates violently TEN LARS AGO TODAY. DUntohd; lrcuu.tr, Mia F. Luo«r at Camp Ben Johnston ut hunters' stew aiui arrange for 50c of commodities Dccuive Action. Mrs. A. D Kniakcrn and Mus ,leal11 Quite a sum of money la left fiherman lake, tlie total attendance dollar caah. Each traop must ■ We do not med-more national de ­ Vfc* nvwKvm auu •»**. -------------------« — -■•U..F...UV. ...c, „.c IOUH aiienaance or a qouur in /*>*-■ •• ---- from time to time and this Insta- ---- - Tuesday ... •*— a..H It a-, . ' ......... nn _ .1... inH*nnrtl>l<al and One oi of Americas America'spohtlca! leaden. Catherine Wilcox velopment ; . • | i une >. u.\. -... / .-...a...... ................. iviopnieii.. political iraaci:vr..w* left iru iuc*aay for 1.1: Ul £hc Rt'aaury and It was decided being 130 men from, lhe Battle plan iu own tjpnaparia'.uai ana bint} fearfuture, ana panic that Area are \yThis c develop-however, jn the years following•ns the -in tin-years following the Civil war Brqnxvtlte. New York, the formi'.10 ^*vc “P411 !'lncauses the near creek waamOie the spiritual closing dicipline.' lhe Jute* . Civil war Br contributing causes to businr.-s de- mens. m/nt isn... G n Blame. ... ..... .. He u_ served ...... farr a visit with her h»r son. um Philip W \v 1I The Chautauqua Circle of thE meeting of the Boy Seoul Leader*' camp will be Ute Scout oaUi and l&w . 'was James in ''-' oNk vi.au n ____________ —i-and c,t3the ! ,rvlat,ch"*an’lnK » Grecian play Training Course, diplomas being and active dlrectkm will be fur-s j the house nJ representatives and wua ,, Kmskcrn and family . prea-don* Hence going off the gold We do not need mure intellectual ,la United Slate-;: senator for H-vrral ter for a viait with friends " k'ren won for the benefit of awarded to Dr. C. E. Hyatt, Arthu. nhhed through the executive stall. UX rfoXTH-r C ’• standard onto a managed currency He Was Secretary of Stale Mta Allie Taylor of Beaton. Mas-1Chautauqua cottage at Bay crothers. T Reid, Harvey AH Scout masters, leaders, trojp Wc need more spiritual power. ~ /imply means that attempts will be Wt- do not need-more knowledge; 'and at one time a presidential cm-.-achuselte. came Tuesday for a I J?'-*’ „ Mesdames Rachel Bailey. Burgess and Scout Executive Loyd commKtettr.cn. shouldplan tout-. 1 nude to stabiltiie the dollar jn relaIdfdate. No man knew better than visit, with hbr father. B F Taylor .:Eva BMlcy.- Roso Cofgrove. F1.w-Shafer, till of Hasting.'i; L R. Beeler, tend and have as many fatlwrs as *9®? Bo*«w. Sadie Cook and Mlsse* Middleville; Arlle Fteid. Ed. Kane, possible a* gu«<i». .do not r.aCd mpre government; । Mr. Blaine-the annovlng di-Uvi and and other relatives and.friends ■ tlon to commoditlM. Admittedly this Icompromw that were neotanry In Mr. and Mm. Rolland McCrreryof !“*“«. Lampman'and Elno.-u Biuik c. J. Bette.and Rev. s. R. WurU of---------------------- U a delicate, task. I? is an expert­ order to get any bill through, bith Travenc City spent the wetlc end *'111 -alu' Swrt Th* coettimes and Nashville WOODLAND, - :r,1*iit that is theoretically poMfble tauws of congre*.- Selfish in|vre->t her father’s. Mr and Mr. Ben ata«e will be Grecian, and all lovers Fta tiaving accumulated the highMl»»c:> Stella and Florence Pnrand-may. ;>erhaps- succeed tn nc-■ —Calvin Coolidge. as well us secI loirs had to hare their Mattheux. Tliu*’ are on their uuy ;“f Grecian history will be Interested cst number of point*, u R. Beeler foil and Mm. J V Hilbert spctrtR say. When tlftemeasure v..i* iinally to Cleveland wbnrc they will visit ln hearing It. .received -i 115 00 automatic Scout Thursday in Grand Rapid* “ cooking’ HMAU. FI3H. enacted it would be loaded with pro-.her aUter. Mr*. Albert Konkle ; Mr. und Mrs. Asbun’ Black and camera; Rmaell Cleveland was Mril F w Bullard and son Oenr virion* designed 'o' weaken ar.d,.viMr.’. A. S Van Sycklc*. Miss Lelali Kranudaughtcr, Ftorencc. k-ft Mon- ..warded a camp axe for sixth place . chleaeo visited Mr und Mrs Karl ' .... . .*-------------- --u. van Srektes. Robert fhillip. and « extended ybit in the ami Dr Hyatt was given a Seoul ™ . •■>.>> Amrs I ;,U1 .-XI1U ----- ------ rtw>-MH »> l- - ta.lMor Mb pUre. mo<o„J I.,«> A»n «•»-«l*W~ C, **““““W 4 J* J if tlu expert- mankind may-be cuted by legtsla- tabic to certain loculltiw *.C . ■L. ■ ................ uhere ,u_._ E^ryone present said it wa* Die Jpan I-r,,,lr »“’K.X • t,lk'n t0 Arbor and■ .-pen: Sunday us Ua- Centralia. ... Washington, their wraSuKhrt -­ i have hro-jRht* Hun. f:. th. p*»' fwjr year- e»p<cial- seliteh interests. “2 1.12 m" ISIS' -iv annoyln? M-.v uV.n:: 1,1 Mr “’«* J- w Wolfe ,oa Ctectix lives before returning •• valuable re'!-*r te©*laturea und the nationPossibly after some very told oix-ratlon. She t» getting along Miss Minnie Porter of Owen bill th-vugh ot wiuuu Grand Rapids * ‘‘ '* n al congu.--. congn^s iiave been wsiegeu besieged wiui witli experience tn nare- unri in piloting pHotlng at a bill through ” •' 1 Mrss Theda Wolfe «• •nicely and will be brought home ot :he United ai Sound. Ontario, cami here Wednes ­ On Monday thirty members of tlw plea* and peiii: at for this cure or. congee**. Mr. Blaine raid to a group was ■‘lfc0 “ Sunday guest of her parday to spend the summer with her Niuhville Commercial Club went to’ some time IhLl week. ;iia:. experiment! We have l.ibored|<rf friends- "The ideal gove.-ivn.-nr. "‘4 , . , Mrs Roy Rowlnder and Mrs Chss .... nd ft;J,,‘- Mra- 8 W Lam-, living west Haiti*. Creek where tlu-y had a flne Mr -,M4 Mrs v.,ur Clyae M-mv,.Gamble Ii and [dies ut tlw iiiah-r the delusion that lrgi.*Lttl-m\-would be a drtpatiam. ruled bv a time at Scout headquarters. Supper- Hutton of Grand Rapid* attended u- from our>>wn fully. Sully. D-g-lwi**Lfg-lwtee and benevolent d<»i»'. deinc’.’” Mr Mr. daughter. DorU, Doris, ot or Jackson and Mr °* tlK’ uv.: uf lit >iU. in the cm mvi was served and the nun enjoyed, the Mother-Dauglilei banquet Mon-a can not bring u» prosperity, i Blaine readily understood and ad­ and Mr*. Fred Becker <>f Lansuig' i: can r.ut .gu.ir.inte'c tiappino* j milted that 'tlu- diffeuily in such a vjxmt lhe week < nd with their moth­ FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AlfO TODAY suiliunlng. Tlie game of aoft ball Mrs. Richard llugho of Chicu'3. At the fait’ retmlar i-lretton of Ute tat wren the team* cajjUiinod by Th; ;«d'. k< t,i Lu<» Tsu, one of Che'can would tx- to find the ••wise and er and sister. Mr*. Mary Brice. Young Men.;, acliool of Oratory, the R«‘- B R Wurtr. imd-Ariu- Ri-id was was the guest of Mr and Mrs. Karl Cljints*- ancicnta. is a* true today as i behevolent despot.” who cou'd and ■ ll.uu., 5W year., before Christ whr.t: would lo.-gel his own sclflsn iiue,- Charlotte and Mr .md Mrs La’* - ; foltowing officer- were elected for “ hot one. Uie former side winning C. Faul from Saturday until Tues­ day. . rente Milburn ct Eaton Rapids were : the ensuing term: President. Jo<J to 4 Introduced’ u bill to !:<• lle .•aid. 'Guvem a kingdom iu ymi!v!.u. or tlw telllsh interest* of hi. Mr. and Mrs. Warren C'onlbaugh. iwiuild c<xik a - small fUh Do noj---■ Und■ who ■ would .. rule ..!<n .. Clarkson; vIce-preMdent. w friend*. tin­ Smiflay kuc*u of Mr. and Mr^. aeph lute cofiMiivatiwi com- overdo it.” . Harry F. Oaborn and Mr*. Lydia James Butler; secretary. John R Sr*rial Mil!” program en 3ut- of Coots Grove spent Sunday with . public good. Mr and Mrs D. B. Green Osborn, Alten; treasurer. Edmund o* Dew.-y; tirday. Sunday. Monday and TuesTlie CtnneM- scholar declared. ”A Mr. and Mrs Fn-d Buitey and .Marshal. Leroy Orr: prudential day. May fl. 7. H and 9 This pro- . Mrs. Freda Fluhter upd son Georga ic pretence of TWO ADMIRABLE ACTIVITIES: Bu<*ik-r Week will be e»- of Lansing wen- guctU uf Mr, Mrs. . s of war may ta 'Used wf’h Hitler1 nor .1 Mn„v>lini; but m an- daughter. Undv. visited Mr and conmnttee. Henry B Dewey. Glen Kraln cept periiapv. What .with tank rcu:,.antatimi!i1 Frank Kilpatrick Sunday. •. j Greenfield, and James Butler, critic. Iteoially intercoUng..and an eflort Smith from Friday UH cunning dex’.-nty. tat a kingdopi I cniergcnty we can and do clothe mir Mrs. Edain Mr and Mrs, Dr.nald Gager and beer legislation repeal convent u’tis. . made, tu reettre 501 boosters for truly r-'nqiwrvd only by freedom piv.-ldi-u'.: with despotic power that Monday. They Were enroute from Alpha Carter, We have n-. ver sem vegetation so Siotiling Your co-opcrulion b- rc- son Monnin s|M*nl the week end with front action and purp0"'- Ho*' <to 1 even a Mu,wilih| might envy. Rich’, Artromi Wliere thi j spent the winMr and Mru. Jacob Brady <if Grand :far in tin- month of April <H ' advanced ‘ ............ . . .. - ktviw thlar By jfhtre fact.*. In • nou; we liave examples of th-J wis­ ter, to their home hi Newberry. attention and i-Aliment Rapids. ■in me state of Michigan a* it b to­ I'-Cumptichni in kbwtf:»m uw amltlpLcatrnn vl jsro- dom of <xu Americ.m'-dcmoenicy in given to some aihnii.u Mr and Mrs Ruymond Faul were AD Scout Master*. AA.i*mni aken the stat, s ^t«v* tnactm.nL. ,increw« th.- recognising the limitations of pat- TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY ; day, Baltic Cicek vtMtora Sunday merits right -h<:c m m F.vmt Masters and Junior Troop .|. *The Young Ladies Lirerurv Rce The nyore Ifumentary procedure lo meet enurlaiu-;. and Mm* Grac About opr hundred attended the Officer* arc requested to meet at the more rfo genclc* Th*rcfore wc clothe <>ur Muithv ol Gi-.tnd"llapliLWe refer to. the Ex •-■>• Iollu Union requests a (uh attendUnind fUt'h!.- -*r Mother-Daughter banliuel al the ficout hl-adqimrteni, the Burry p^vsldcnts. iiua and than, with un- ew-t./ol -Mn, Kitlit- Me.ntt sun-•inft'“» a11 members of the Union hi ------- -.Z-V.—----- — Orchestra .md H* the next regul r meeting, Saturday Counly Heahli Unit offices, on Sui- Methodist chinch Momlay evening. limited and partUan control; limitcd puthorl'V authorPV do da grapple with a day. ftaycri Arwct.ittoii that A dellcinwi dinner was ri-rved by the ; evening a: M'V.-n o'clock, as businete urtby at 9 txi a M, lu-. mding to situation, Wr yte did this I -f-.-ioiLs rriotfci auuation. th:.; with Mr. and Mrs. Alt .x Bartholoni meed a' fine program Mustebary ladies Mrs. Myrna. Bakdefinite :-..•. B th y(':ti.;;of importance is to l>- transacted. Scout Executive Lloyd Shafer. •' Pit-ddvnt Wihon tfhpng the World* and Unuly have moved l:> B<: >r welcomed the tnotiicrs und Mrs.' Bion vf wild life, preierva.able activate.'- and deser ;Literary program as follows: , * — I war- Wc are dome it now with Creek where th.-y will make t.. Edith Osginxi respond-.d for the Toreata and rt-itabllitattoh o: ' । DetatO ’Shnuld WotmYi Have tipThe monthly Court of Honor will |Prr. President'Roosevelt. idt-m Roocrelt. In doing d-im-.; it wwe heme. -rC lUBin io V..I. ' Alluman.. i> feu un. .... ,.u.« » ; m u, ii» mothers. A pageant was given l‘"r" by "» I are giving the world a etrtking ex­ .-ithout regard to f>arty pole Mrc. Hannah Bartow. community can give. T1 ' »u>« o..r MUI1. n,u«>... ■ ■■« I..» n.> i. 1. iwrv p..Kk\LSf * ' Hi WHO ihmhs ample of the strength and 'wisdom nre*n,. M;»X cure Fulk, .«»« Th. .... cup. «..> I> 1 ... p’liony orchestra was formt I ol c.ur American system of governhis phu'e btlotc him with her son. Royer Barlaw, ha* ias its guiding principle Destroy the ; Clara Phillips; essay. Mt.* Mmnte iiannted .it tin- time. Dr A. W ly through the effi.ns of iir.cn: in dealing wilt* any serious turned t > HaMfngs , iv.-fZverfdttjZu/c'u' bcciMiwrvatwxi cranpiiwon and Michi­ ' Treasurer Pete Mim a [ trouble which call, for quick, de­ J.i < ph Simo-ii of- S< iicca Fill; :Rowley; que.-.tloii tax. Mi** Flor- Wtadbumc all! *p«i‘ Mr Wm. William* of Catlton gan takes .-I lung step tackward* to­ ci, nv action. wl-Jch could rot be New Vmk. »:i. tin4 g-JCM ■>! M: ’.mi jince Cook; declamation. Mi. • Fan- Coal Tar Product*.” Zou’ -his plate. — ' township iHi'sc'd away at hir- home Chandler, while citir PM< rm McPherson. . 1 taken m tjic ordinary way by relying ward a pyr-tem complete* ji ilUical Himdm Mr Williams Wit* »t> yearte elation u* the idea cl Pis I T.-avers Phillip* fitting up a The ::cnul annual Barry County ! uj>on parliamentary action. u-lutlvr* Iren. Thure .Old and had Jived tn Carlton tOVQS l>ixiilag>‘. The only, hope for better jn>om just ea/t of R: J. Grunt * More listriet Cnmp Rally for men ami I The acute, natum-widc tankini' day. iM ate government 11«w‘in j»MfW« ; where he is to sell sewing machines Ml Gliding; who hi : siiuatlon was met by 'President day.nnd Siii'.d.o. Apyll 29 and 30 at a daughter. Funeral wax held nt I this summer. . WTIATS WRONG AT LAN51N& •' rtCreonizalkm of other depart men G ; R wiM-vclt when, with the enroent of Camp Ben Johnston, 'fhc program th-- honif Tuc'.dny, 2 *H> P M BurI coiwjrc-.., he n^unied dictatorial What Li wrom: at Lansing? This :■ and functions alomr tlie non-inlfttis as follows; lai in Fuller i-enivirv with Mu onic.* . p-iva-rs, cl.kcil all the bank.* of t he •s. 1W un lines establl-licd by tlie conrer13 '“J - Arnvil Tente t MH tint; was railed l inter In country and then prescribed thv.r’.inn conunh-Mort. Very likelv th'RlchnM i‘I< i'pinr; Quarters arranged ir ii«-w president. Mr • Mr Williamregulations under which they mluht from the atnre will not .take kindly :.i-. rend 3:3&--Inter-troafi held r of a inter, at i ‘ s!i>. ‘ Se~ntar, s n ’ )*w: etc run. reopen. • • mrt’Hd. lowing event/, iwnp Area Council, up las', full nn eh|n : An acute farm situation I? to br, f r.si Field Div Rul.:.1 I.'.r.' Ulinilng. it should pu» e plan: t rat.tin and Jegfelu - appoint: d .delegate t» ti­ r boiling, |«mvr.s tn tlie u*e troll were slf would Ijc better dll Iiud fricticn. 4 .stmt anil the R. f A c-nivcntion a* F Ch:dr» li.i v<- the goM sense. were known, an l:inirsd«‘ iii-'hi, small fr h rircmld be cooked. t ;c program was turned over I-. of office te«ker.-j The expected Uhion dollar deficit Mr. and Atr- p. .1. Wellman at re BSwii. ihgbam County News 'tanflhliK.B Man run- in Churl tie Saturday. . I Mr- < ii-rj jude Nt-atr.n. Twu pkv. i and ‘for the flxcal year, which begins nor and -nude it -■ duel* were rendered b_. Mia. 1 | next July, was met by‘conferring on Wil! Mead. under :• ft. 10.—50 yard dash in J- Smith and Dorothy Ballance. ; Pritedctil ‘ Rox-eyelt ciletaturia! Tegulative prourt G i.- i-x-Gongres*:n in Mr Ket -h- Jieuiu out 5 ft Avtnany entries by Jiiii.1 Te- plr returned, to h-r ।power uuh authority to da»*h penMr l.ernv Cmnh- :.n f two chilflectum on M?. Or and cut gov-rnnv-nt cost.* as . „ Pr'dat i; An frohi .sputa •tm g;>'.v a irry fin- talk which i-n ot il *l «m.i.*o.» cnllrd ut B . J awx under Ik years uri-iMona . . »r guardian m-.w-nt te»:hr I'baord so that the rrductio;.. wh«-r die had 'item a Willman:. H'lturdir, Program dt->rd by singing Anicr- awarded as follow^. Fif -t 50, Second would more Uun equal tlie ixpcc.cJ mrn'.. with — ht i .iftuahivi • 4ii Third 30, also :> iMfiis fur enter- ids nil hist week'. •deficit. ’ i'b'- R » Smith ’ ' o find afflee and Job holder* T2u-n-csm. ... WOODLAND Mr and M. - Elm Mr and Mi • H J Waagunrr an1 • the tanking ertsu and all though*, 4 30—Anima! Hunt. 'I r being under For tun rear* this onmiry ha* ,t*4t e, on Kenneth of Olivet will'd nt B probably for the lime bcutg had t • tx* con­ nnd Mr* Cha-., Hi-udei.holt Hunt. 'Int- Hike*. Ouido.t ; suflen-d jA-rr ••<*>ti?mir k«**. v in- *"•' i.: \J Wf'Hnwn * w.-dnuad iy es ilenderMutt drtrict calt-d on ;»»r -hot-‘eluding loss «>! trade tn nvreinrmnj ail<1 Cliff Hammond .< Bunday. . 1 qt'IMIIV. H iwcll ui’’° maintain it* gold standard parMr and Mr- Wolter Newton and jtuularly after tturtythroe ti-ity vt. ctyuilhtet E-.on of Detroit spent “ ■»-> -Eientng program with diin.rcttirrted hmm ' includiiu; Great Britain and Jipun. Monday latter'* brother. v.’.imp Fire and special tvenu Each ; STROKES THE MULE 1111,1 discarded the guici Mu-aterd --—- —with — - tlu---------------------------' ... r p.iAmti. Mr. and •eupn.il t! Warren B‘,i|<on> troop .dwHild plan a Camp Fire ■ i i t.n* .nt h-i-^ve* tn’“n" U”,»e own currencies. Mrs. Will Haywood k rt-poilcrf -ituiit r’ h ’"s* re ‘b Cm/of <A? to’CUt^ bWrom 3b 'to Sft *p£ eJn: tatter a} this writing nt tiw- church has Mr. and Mt*. Chijs W'.odrull en-1 .Sunday morning ptanr. Include Aid renamed tlieir ntece and family. Florence TenEyck. of Grand Rap­ breakfast. u:i<le.i>nuiMUun.il rt-lig‘ii" .caMi and Mr* Shplry Ritanatt lou* M ’ liio-h. special hike.,. ie.< id* Stftirdjy tiad Huiiday and Mi mid'Mrs Wip Ritemun vis. -. -..i i.n..<.u, o, MMnc ite-, .r[.vn, wvrc Jn Uv Mr- Will Haywood i* spendinu a p.rs*mK work, gafli’rx. etc." ., ped at Hugh f'li-.i u tn Assyria. Sunf.--w day* in Battle Crerk. . 12 ;3i>—Dinner, and every parent ' .' : , .... -nuution »i>-r.i:,d : . th- -. .. -. M .. Minnie Hammond pron the u asked to bHng a taiket lunch. ‘ ta। ;e ;c uf vi this mis country cuiui,;>. , ... lhe past •v«*‘k tiu- jinwid.-n’, w’ I A Friday. rvelling at the X’liuplWe all IW|K- for a itouft-. Ipung.' . , . :*ituatim by prohibiting f! Cirflcr* at tin- Warn-n Bolton ■of gold, which means luum- Sunday ur re. Mr and Mrs. ; Umfai Buu-s w ill .to loiU' for Cripple Creek, Cotorat! Wurren. Miller ' . — . Olxrksvilh md Mr; grair.-, and means Hi; of on electric plaut .the wld shmdwril. T! Maftliew Gilmwit Mr: Lawrence Cooley entertained di-.-Kii-it lb increute med home Sa’urdiy the latter'* si*ten> from Grand Rap­ id.* arq lousing Saturday. ■■■» moditte* like Till* Adv. with lit* purchase nl your Bulk Garden Seed* ciilitlr* man ■ Z: ta'.|S2X‘•n,, ' HI GBEE t ORNERS. Ed Dov-juz!"f; Tmyd. you to FREE fltmerlnx bulb*. Fri, and Nat. Only. April te and B». ,'awingMr aivl Mrs. J .hif Carlyle ver. ClnriitH aU-'i-' be Piatrwville were Sunday gwt’ > 3. K. ,1" KM.. r h - h ’ h 'is iIs h s lis s J s ^ x IM Is !? h M s k ? s r What Others Say A Quotation I s ; Ch--"f ot FREE Flowers!? A’»' Hayward and family hav? ii.vtt'i to thp old John lion farm Mr -.»iid Mt* l. D Woodman.of FARMERS’ MARKET & SEED STORE * lit W. COURT MR. AND MRS, E. J. FAlfttEf.L : in, gold. In o: tdent RoawvelE is a matter of. prole* tr >h and e tabiuhinz Clement Smith. Ma -'-nic temple B'*k*'r sjant Saturday if; md Mr.-., j W a Han.' Mbs Came Andi'i- ’< ■. : i:< iterf aun’j Mr.- Ciurlcj stnfigham of! Battle Crcbk. z . ** I foreign iutitm» can no t »nje: H line advantage ol their depre tv; currencies makirur the I ■f BUto dumpin-' : 'I goods, produarrt by labor paid U! >• ’ iMTc: nrd < tirrrn.v । Th* ca-xt step 'ind’.'.ihtrdlv ; be. after enmm win situ if Ute BA tU < tptddc n FORTY YEARS AGO 'TODAY j A v*ry pretty wedding nrcunect! I;v?l e-.enmg a’ the Epi*-tpaf ihitrt'i; the orc.ti uushl Our ixdiutum a, out Virgin i ■ «>rr five btilioi.* nf a-Uar* of a»W'.t rendering them nf pn value to anybody Another Mep will un(, doubtedly be to clothe tne prcsi* . ';14Ul| dr‘V * S*°I' 111:11 *PCC“* ■i.ia-ipu(|J“hthr 6,ccJtt0jnxrkvu home diately church. president with almo*t unlimited power in mp-tins any serious s*tualion This power. hs» own party I which neither tbr ■ President R<x>>cvrll iv divertor o. 4iid the numbiTs of 'the opposition :-.e drin>Krat.« ap- ,h< United state* Ho has powyrs parties have felt Tree to grant to | President Roosevelt because they I ;n Ingham County meeting national emergencies, not believed he -would use it for the because he ha.* grabbed .*uch power... . benefit ol tlie whole .country The ' but because emigre** nad ctmlcncd country U glad- to fo-l that *0 far! Tr.r first piano was named "pf- it upon him andbecaute we have the pie.-ident Romcyci: has seemed to! • !■• a|i/r Abe Haban words American rcpn-scutetUre i-ictem of realize Uml thU'cmileirnd ixiut-r is ■ ,uii and loud, ' bctalite H could govcriuncnt under wliidn «rtwn p trust winch lie mtu: not iuc wi* 1 lx -played either way. quirtd. congress can clothe ih« flatly or for parusan ends. I milk is taken to nur largp refrigeration room, where the temperature h kept a little above freezing. With clean, well ventilated barn*. brealhinx clean, fresh air apd eating proper food, with lhe milk handled in a clean, aanl- until it Is delivered at the customer's door. five minute*. so that our cowy breathe good fresh air. lhe, are supplied with plenty of wholesome feed. The milk Is taken directly :hail gr: tflfo ctradatx'n to rr..frn rcnmn It Doesn’t Just Happen! CLEAN MILK does not just happen. Il calls for planning and 11 reded equipment. Il re­ quires a clean, well ventilated COW BARN. That mean* some one lo krep it clean, and if you will vi*li Highland* Dairy you will be im­ pressed with the rleanlinrs* of our barns. Our t<> about 42 degrees before II la automailrally bullied. Every buttle I* cleaned, steamed and sterilised before usiug. From the bottler the our own accredited, thoroughly inspected herd. You ran see why Highland* Hairy is permitted by the Stale of Michigan lo advertise and sell its product as Grade A Milk. Ac deliver it raw or pasteurised as the customer max prefer. We will be glad to havf you viait Highland! Dairy and aee foryouraelf what we do to insure CLEAN WHOLESOME milk to every customer! THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOk, Prop. Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �' THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL M, I KU SPARKS—ANGELL NUPTIALS. COMING FROM CALIFORNIA. I NASHVILLE. A quiet but lovely wedding was! Mr. and Mrs Carl Beasmcr of Ion Gage is working in Battle so’.emnl/ed ai the home of Mr. and Van Aiutelex are driving throe, gn' Mrs. Charles Flunk Angell, Balm ... ... and Mrs. Rots left­ day sflvm-xx., wlwn tln.tr dough- in Michigan and are expected here —------------ —------------------ ,------------- ■? . Mr —. —— - ■ iBlven* —- -ter. Mis* UMs Kath<irir.<-. became eoon to spend a week with Hasting* The Home Deportment of the;"tonaay for California to make th*.-lr Um- bride of Mr.-John W. Spa rice ■ friends This m the find time the*.- HasUngB Women's club held their “»»ri* accompanied iem and relativesEmil Tyden is al hl* farm tn lowk Mrs. George Payne vUitcd Mrs. Mr*. Anna Endsley returned on Jr. of Detroit. 1 b- .rrvicc was read .tfSv-* returned ‘ to Michigan Mrwc last meeting of the year in the tXu- inem “'I” win >, April .. ... Friday. April.;■ Mr. ark and ----Mrs!— Von W. Pur hiss „™ and I John Waters of Rutland on Bun- Sunday from a v-uit in Lansing with nt fbur-thlrty o'clock by Rev, L. L.; wiving to Callfortua tevcral year*, Hui scho.il building. IT™ Mra. Marion — Goodyear, chair-'Mr. and *Mrs Fred Dewey of lire Methodist church. ago. |<21. - -----------------‘ *"■* " Brumm spent: . .relative* Larralne benhath was home from day. da> inUn of the Dept.. oondUcted the Sunday with the former's daughter. | * «.. Mr and «u«. Mrs. kEarl ftn‘! Flint over the week end. *«i Kenncen of , ------ —-j tired in-a ecmi-tailored. hyacinth J. F. F. CLUB. word study which has been ime oi Mias Pauline Fumlss, nt Howell. Mrs. Isabel Pancoast has returned I Caledonia Vere guests of Mr. and J-*«'l»lun« Stine.spent the week end Mrs Grace Hitchcock will enter- the features <4 the year Tiic wonts. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schulze, Ix-wls from a visit in Battle Creek. ,|Mra Jack Snyder of South HaaUngs ■“* Mr «uc*g<» uS Mr,. H.ul iwra taw'f™ •*-'> '' *!■* >_ ... J. p .. ...- *" . «“. •!' - have been wen chosen and the hum- nnd Ft nt s|x-nt Sunday with th: Hanley FlnAtnxn was home from!0” Wpdn,ld8T orous and entertaining maimer in funner’s nephew, A. F. OlTley. and M onio a larm an oun mar*. »f» “J-h;'' "*•*’ M 8 C- over the w««k end 1 Mr* C R. Thomas and Mr* Aben near Oun lake ' attrndcjU^J.-: sut-r Mb* MUdr.ri, which Mrt. Goodyear presented the family at Jackaon. f ' ; Jack Clark I* gpendmg revera!1.AngrlirWho wore a blue silk crepe; ,.tudy has made R very Interesting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tuttle have re­ Miss Hilda Wcmcr vWtcd to Itodtford over Use week end. fL? ,^1. ‘P _D<'yu,n' Oh,°' ,or “ days in Cleveland. Ohio, with 1>1* as well a* profluibto. Turned from Orlando. F1.%. when "}d •' b',KY4r: ’,l Mr Clyde Wile:.* gave a splendid they spent the winter t «'’”«> ’ -> »• Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson ii Dr. and Mrs. D.’ D. Walton and /on. RAinos Clark. talk cn Window Boxes, u-llmg ot! On-Wedneaday afternoon the gen; Mrs F. E. Lone and. Mm J. R.-^ded by Mr John Duncan of De­ are sjieiHllng today in Luiulng. ; nona were Sunday guest* ot her some of the best types to iw ln>ral Aid of the M E church met nt . ... Mrs. C. P. Lathrop has returned[ |i parent*, Mr. and Mrs George Put- Hay ot Saranac were gursU of.Mrs ,r<2*5' , ,. Vallowmethod of hanging. . .„... place*, -t *•* mo parsoruuie with Mr*. M. E. Hoyt. Focrext B. Lane on Thursday cr,u‘ l" ?«.*-’• from a visit in Detroit and Baltic [ter. JI ter. of Mulliken. Mr> RRhard Hugba, lOoJdl»"«J*«»v»*d *««:, <4 frtn and the . _____ .. -------------nro. soil*, flue and plant* tnont wltoble: On Thursday Home Ezteruion from Creek. nxiin’ wa* iiu light*<1 ‘_*»« -by cathedral ____(Continued .. .. ' ‘puge i*~ onto____ 'tn’piscc in tliem He said that in Group No 3 m»?t with Mrs ll.i 11 Mrs. Margaret Rcnkc* and Miss ■ Benham, of Chicago to dblting he* hu h . Ronald Warner at Detroit visited candks m euntk-labra <>u cithfr side ; raru?<Hl tor a supply of MOO whitnearly every instance window bents* 'Dirum. his motticr. Mrs. Homer Warner, on!; Nora JU-nkct of Detroit visited Mrs. mother, Mrs. C B. Henham The friends of Mra.‘ Cora Park? Mary Brooks and Mr*. O L. Spen- ’ Dr and Mrs. Row Lethbridge ami of the arched -emu Prereduig ti.r ptnc nn(l Jack puic seedlings. aH require full sun. especially if pcSunday. tenunnrd for th*- mrmli-r- *4 tuniaa are Used. will b- glad to know *be is on thu. Mias Florence Watkins is rzixtcl- c*'r l*811 ol thc P®-*11 wcek -of Mason were Sunday guret. cerenwrty, Mr* Frank Angell. Jr. llrs c F- Hjwtt presented snira- gain from a heart attack aufR-rti! cd home from Wyandotte for this Mr and Mrs. Keith DaQleb. Mix* of Dr nnd Mrs A W Woodburn? 'xl*ter-in-k.w ol tta tmde. wluail*d She Commercial Club to do wax Hi r, O Promi-- Me' and 'I Izne You .;!antmg Pnietirally «very tt.emb ■: novel id*.«x for bird baths. f:«u Easv-r mombjg. • week end. Mary Lou Streeter and Lyle ScudMrs, Mary Evarts and Muw Anne.. \ KTruly. accompanied by Mrs Janw*-Of tlle commercial Club agreed to:*>ni|»le inexpensive on*s to more osMr ami ip-. F; d Warn ; ‘to!,’.' •Ml.. F F. Pauitey of tanning- 4s1 der spent Friday evening with Mr., Sim Were guest* cf Mn- A. K i Brutol' at. the r.ia.,0 piano, uho alw ,.i.v.,. playcu hcll) 41l 1(lf. p! ultln)J ,, |hl.r ln )Jt.r. II4U. typis fur larger gurdmx Sh-.- Sunday in tansmg. Mr» Warner • •. urt.rai - giii-ri .. of. .. .. G . ... ___ Wolcott ... --the Mls. F Hoc* .for and Mrs. r., Chum at Freeport Vmiulun., Prandwn at at XJUu'l Wall l.k. ink.- -**n Monday itlie wedding march. sever*] days. Mr and Mm. Leon Tolhum and I **”’•,’I'lT **"<* a’“* Mi» Theresa:j F.illowing the service and a brief ■■on or by furnishing a suintltutr in '-a'-d ’hat many birds »n- • cl »*ns ’ remained to te with her mother u wte impmWe tor any mem- and the fun of trttchmg them whit. Charles Faul. went to Akron. Ohio.! Mr und Mrs. F L Buiu-r wet-- in .. . a*’*'?* l,M‘ . k • c,l“ ‘J1 ,recrpUoh. covers tor twi-nty-four ca«.tar to be bn hand playing nbwit lhe bird bath or to-ed- Operation on Monday ... . ■ .. .to nt...... .............. of. Allegan . .. _Monday . . . SOSouth ,111H fliui rat II, u ,a u.with Uh lhe f . 1 Buurdinun the'formcis Sunday tend a c invention evening where were laid for the «vtfd;ng sipp-.’r. Tuesday. April 25th. wa: Um- date mg tray was wu-rth thc eflort oi General tin- dmlern. Mrs Bauer installed the O. E. S set und all were lo me* t u! H;.- having provided thefn , FitJay morning. Mrs. Anna Dockrruy and !<righ Th«-. bride; tabic. south side of Hie Court hou-v nt Mr- V.' H Olney read a paper an Mr and Mrs. Clair Brooks and vm of Holland Virited.Mr nnd Mrs IL J. Mr and Mrs. Jack Snyder spent Dcckcray of Grand Rapids were 9 30. Fred Johrnon. connected with tar trip throuch \ellow»tonc Park. of Font ->pen! rhe wtrk tnd with ii ERE eke will McCirt-ry on Sunday Friday with her &l*ter and'huaband. Sunday gueiU of Dr und Mrs John --------------- --------------which was Very ;inf<ce*tmK. Mrs. i the State Highway Department, was --•• ' — * the Jailer's parents. Mr and Mrs Mbs lioM-bud tancn 1- apending Mr and Mr*. Elijah Hull, of Char- A. Wootot) you find all-wool held whit.t«|> .candle*, mid spring , piesent with n r-upply ol lw-'.unOlney told <4 the beautiful scenery the w<lk with her aunt. Mr*. Itatk lotte. They found Mrs Hull in very,I Mrs E. W Bullard and son of flowers in .-■miiJl vai*-^ were at euch died shovels, which cam*- in very through winch they juisscd. the ho­ Arnot Wenget. Hervey H Church. 15. p.i-.-<ri fabrics, the smart tailor* Chicago have been the Rue.-.'.s of 'Dion-ii'.. of Wyandom I poor taalth. tels and artommodalimui. the away m hfc home Thursday night end <>f tlu* long table. Small tabl,.handy,' when It came to planting Dwight BeNmivc returiuxl lantj mim> Henrietta Bauer ha* re-' Hustings relatives and friends 'or in tta library were ing. the careful workt (ta other. To thc credit ut thc Hasting* mountain* and their riandeur, the . week from Houghton where he ha*' turned to th*- Conservatory of Music ।. revcral days. member* of thc two f»md:*.u Mrs. Coxnmercial Club be it said that 05 animal* and their antic*. the ran$- moved here from VcrrnMitvill- 1., jnitnxhip found in Curbeen attending culleg*-. jut Album college after upending her: Mr. and Mr.'.. M. O HUI and Mr. Wallace O-iborn and Mrs. Arthur. member:, were represented m pervras.s ago Mr. Church had clerked Mrs. Jack Stem in visiting heriviirariou with her parent*. Mr. and and Mrs. Theodore Kiwfrf ' were lee Clothe*J Theunswer ■ ' *’ ...a Har-. -,U( nr by substitute when tl ••ame to .--- ------- . — ............. lor c. L G)a.-«u*. Ed Krafi, and [guests of Mr. and Mrs Raymond parenU. Mr and Mrs George Mr* W. G Bauer. Johrmcm.' the actual work of planting, only the pl* *Mire ot people v l.iere. frank c.>ley in their slores.-alea liad is, you'll not find them • Briggs, of Lowing Ulis week. । Mb*.•Mildred Frandren of Mt Wind* kneciH of Owosso -ou r Ute afdttd in tta serving uf ie supper about a dozen of tile Ga.tayug rub-, Her paper brought l > iitina maid many done ... quite -----• - of- iwinting- -• He Mr. mid Mr- Carl Kniiki-rlmck* r ’ Pleasant and Miss Florence Frand- Week end. anywhere else in suit* Late . in ... the ... ofternbu . Mr- und rtitut*:. happy memories for th- •- wl:<> hiui h-a-.T-, t*-» daughters. MUs .Edna L V. Beumer was in Grand Rap ­ <>f Grand Rapid* called on Mr and.-en of Three O.ks vPiled Mr. and Mr: Spark* l*-ti for D.-tr il whereWork was first started on the 20 visited Y: il iwito;.:Pu: t und mudt'hurch and Mr* Laura Sackett and that m il for f 15, |17.50 Mrs Eugene Freeman Simday. ' Mr* A K Frandsc-n at Wall lake id* on Thursday ot last w«ck at­ I they were’until Tuesday wn*x. Mr... ael-e tract donated by C. ii. Orboin. those who had never been there if.Hjr grantlcliildren.. The bxly laid tending Hu- mcitlmi <>1 Hie Michi­ Mr.. Walter Eggkwton and two over the week tad. and $21. Sparks rcturn d t , Hu .tineand tai aero.-the hlrhwuy from the A ’ an-, daughter ol UtchtleM un- guests of1 Mr. and Mr*. Keith Daniel* were gan Society of Optometrist. held a' " "luryy sen.:.J tom- .^ec Spring* church A few an--; in the Me.thodiAt ehurch from which ; —..... . Mi and Mr* Ralph EgKko>tmt. In Grund Rapids Wednesday after- . the Pantllnd hotel. Cu r I f e ClothvA, this until Jun* At’- * w,re planted to white And ;>4k pine! Mis* Leoru Beiffifa wax called to ,7 Jamr* Radford Ims return'd from nooii mid spent the evening with ' her ..... .... ’,,U ... . ... mad*- on the' home near Dswhxiac <in M<ni-iJur''' l,’S “ Ih jjpj.y 8n^a 55, of which xprittg are "away out in - —1“'’ ~ ----- 'the latter's parents. Mr. und Mrs A. ‘ .day by rt Mr. po‘i-; 80 acre tract further smith, by 11 30. M-nou* Ilin* . *4 l.erj.trm. «”• wh*'?;« ?'.,r S|. irl.v has a fTv ila mid other MHiihrri) state*. i'r. takh. and family Itton with A fine wholesome dinner w u: r front" in quality and jnotlwr Mi-a B-.lva Rto.y i. supply-*" tl Sdl U;i(i ’Hadicb' ’•"‘“V Hudclm. vi ar. had charge cf the service. Mr. und Mrs W..T. Grigsby Ml- C. B. Benham and her mg for .Mi., Benton |I Miiiiagement ;<xt to, the hungry bunth ut C; .cii.-r-5 Management company. • Burial wai.ih tlie -family lot at next me.-fng of the AuxHUry style. Bott e r values daughter. Mr.- Righurd Hughes, of j Out-of-toKn gui-j.'.s were Mr*, beaux’s Iter-ort ar. Gun lake, n? 'ind will be cm Tliursdiiy evening. M^v 4. Woidtaan cemetery. Vermontville. wllt-re they spent the winter Chicago have been vhiUng Mr. and c,r..,L .iJohn Spjria. 8r.-. Mbvi Uirtx Spatfc-. ,75 Bung preaehl lo partaka i t-i Pr,.-<>-d.d by * pct luck luppcr at would indeed be hard to Funeral .M-rvlces far Mr William and Mi Mr... Hr-niv S’.ing iPorte Benham* - * '-'Mr. Sidney Spark.-. Miw; Ola Glca- after wliirh ajl return*d io tl: "■ t’M-ocl.ick. A: this meeting. Mrs N.itue. a* were held W-- nt-sdayaftimagine, Returned Dwn u vi.-n with Judge ot Battle Creek for several days. '•■-'n. Mr. and Mr- Dorr Walktr. aH 'acrc tract und' fuiuhed ptantliVi ... cr-u.Jn at ? o’clock at the Hex* Fu­ •<nd Mr*> Donald Van Zilc of De­ Mr. and Mrs Stewart Jackson und Mrs Furrot H Lune und a’'- ii'.i'<!! 'of Detroit, and Mr and Mrr.. Frank tliat remained of thc original 8.<Xl0i ..i<u a, se new constitution and byneral Hiwnc. Thr Rev Wurtz ofMr and Mrs. c. I Goucher iiiu-nd- ufh<- {Mgt-anl u: the Presbyterian।|I Angell. Jr Jr.,. ana baby. baby Jo Mkn. of Medlinga. All who can are urttod to at- hcintod Mrs Navuc had be-.-n ill tai ed A dinner dance given by the churcli., Tlie Irve-plaiiter* n turind Li'llus-! ul Afts G ... Um'-inp. • was un invalid and un­ Mrs. Maly Burp..; and Riui.-t! .... ________ We.strni Union .at Old T.ivr-m Ung. around three o'clock, and . ton Sunday ”“S,U,B> U1 ,1<h *• Auxiliary v- mr-chnsi able to work. ‘ Stu- leaves b< Md< I«r of Grand Rapid* Saturday and Home. Grand Rapid*. Saturday eve* erj' one who took port not only Tiwinar, Joins- the husbaild. w daughter. Mrs Pc.......... . grAndsc-p. K<-n-| ■*Ma'.__ * Sunday. * • ining. . ' • - ■ joyed the outing, but hoped to iter Hoffman, tnir g i anrfehildrcn noth McQuarri*. 'he five ycur .' ’>><1 i ’ Mr and Mrs C W W<spinier -----------------------------------------and Mr. und Mrs. Hugo Wunderlich. tree pluming tacomb an annum lc:t: and th< great griuidchildicu. Mr. mid Mrs Win Shutters wi-ie in Mr.,. George Miller ahd Mrs Sarah- :am rif Mr. and Mr? ihiiiaid Mr 11 ROUf.f.sMV 1. din? lure. with thc idea ot r..tah;<::iinB anii jiitx About 130.enjoyed ■ the .Mothers* St. Johns oti Friday attending a Bratid-detlcr were in Kalamazoo, Qimnir- of Delton, wlio i. m the! a municipal ftireat a* hospital there aftor hiring MilTereji -On Tue-alay. Apnl IK. thr »cnfor. •)u-.t uk iaigr r lie an- h'-1! Daughter.- ’ banquet held Fritftiy Plans are under funeral. Saturday und called on Mrs. Mik- M-vcre burn., tn one.loot and leg. ito'cla-s <4 St Brei-' : : | i<k.-I u; , rlltor.. Is pci-stiUE lurdav. : night at tin- Ctiramunity Ju nual pi ppy Day Mr. and Ml- Kellar Stem re- Vester at Bronson hospital. They! I't.ilncd by a progr<-.- iv< 'dinner and “rc l’!'’3M'd to Announce. t< The chamber • cf Comms Inrned on Monday from a visit with ■ fmnVf tar somewhat improved ,----_______ < iy . H-htxjU hhis) Poppy chairman. । the iter party Hustmv..their meeting Monday nigl Mr. add Mrs. ©taster Stem of Hl Mr. and Mrs Guy Moffitt and son .1 w:** nerved at Hie • s-tortr-d a forest'of it? pwfi on n. i Boy Seva: building in Ba’.:, LbtiM. Mo ;<4 Detroit were-gui-s’s of tlie for-Uonardn Treib, t he .trad ol land east at Yankee 8| rings Robert W. Coak and Wallnw O-- nnr .. .-liter and husband. Mr. nnd out in:w'il’ any sort Of luck in the-.e co-! •’Boin to Mr- and Mrs. daughter M<*liter* and daughters, to thr-ch-m- b tri: c.ir: tan wtr, .- -Icctcri at th*- Central P Mrs Maurice Edmond*, jxirt of Inst its. and velopiut-n:* it gix * without saying T A . at Uielr let iiks-tiiik. .to al- wr«k. -Ttiey idso attendee! n funeral number <»f IftS. |>artici|wtrd in the b,uc antl I0”1- '!i" ...' -rhe tfxai they will mean h icJF. und Mrs-. Bowerman are Ptndili of Nashville (LOTI I ING FOR . tend th< - late P. T. A. mreling. a! SpmHi. their mother. Mrs. Moffit: u-cond annual Mjstery Mothm iin*i;,-i,,:'11-''''’ ^re 'iiven h-mv" -Tim-itewk pm: in wttlni: in<> :■ in -• i.-uik.. . who . , .. . nuvyuiu wnu Air. inio airs, vyruer l-i.-ii “^jfirnnl which will- lie Iteicl Jackson »f Cadillac. idurnlKg with them ton Mystery D.iughterh banquet in the pin.-, MEN AND BOYS 'fichondrlrpeyer of near Mtddlfvir.e. Melhctilst EnL'wpul social rooms. of Ml-- A'ice I• n. tk-;r. whore the ;tlb' t“'\t nibhinpal f™1'-- in ThinMluv <>f thli week NOR rilVVES I TIIORNAPPLF. Thut*i«*v fnh'nic dinner ct-'irie wax. h-sa -«| tluiv .‘ ■uni-. w*-.v rrqii«->t**.l to rciiMei Mr Albert Green and .... ..... M Grein andi iinuAu.n t-veiuikc' *.*.* *»■*. *.. >•n..-, -imnin ....... .. iinmn. ,*ilrin*» • hn. l.otl* . ___ _. _ -. .. HASTINGS -.- MICHIGAN tivt-d on the?1*1”' during the dinner. hodr , ramuy. Will «.n Green. urmi of o. Detroit xmwo.v and' mho, Adam.- lias returned to family-. *ay.s add- ti to this event by th*-' L »tor decoration-, .t-re pntprl.ilr to tta^"* Mr- Ginceta-anx'* Res-”’ ul ■*' f’1".1 Marvl-.ill Tripp were guest* r.f Mr **Wr »>-W confined to his mystery cldment in connection ' aril... Ir:r viurcncc Ciarenc<. mu Mayo ln uaiuBluUp bed by HInra* fcr -a week. , ; . . . -.nulled 7. ano xir-5. >o in ----Tlie girl* *»•>• unaware *>! the identity -‘‘-W; pa-a i-il to mention Htyiii C|rrk Sunday. guests guest* there there T*1’ Ladies w-11 attended " * Other ' Other T1‘“ ,JAid ""“»a* - --------------Dorothy Huven th oi their mothers until they inr-rrh ,)V ii. x. ix-.ue. ix-ii-. Ihe.l; ftnd Clmrtes Aid -n-'t'.d ii*xi ine.n '. haiidnl. „.(.|u Mr «„ u Mr!i ^„« 4K;a u Thur ....... ’day . on ! tne ___ un tv-ini used. Tl into Hit liali und U«- r-U i , calW *cl 1. aJ ... toilov follow..:.: \\ ^n«. ----- “’*tv»n*" ... .. ’Kennrth ------- ... "and Bnd;around |(?> Saturday night fron Ironorners. . _ although the mutlit-rx iiav,- been * . Frank; AdnJim Dr ; C j iar ’ <. 0 Jso Mr. Ruble Norton ; their . upper al Culed mia. ■rtwhtxtj Mr. and Mr*. Cecil Wait are en:correspondence with Uw;n lor sevet Boylan. Bl.ike. ub for C B A number of children in the Yan-' May I3th with Mr pertaining the former s father of Hodge-: Baum. Ei.il. Bogart Pau'. k oc 8pnng« dutrict and their teethu,Rl ’ Skinner. Mr*. Earl Kernwen, Kalamazod for a few days. gold. . Brand'.-'.-, of red <>Mcr. p.L.-y vi McKibb:‘n, ..ntrr-!Mra George Adams on the cunmltRobert Butler expect* to go U The rrtiiatninc members of the sub tor Forrest Johns n; Harn-tf.!er M1m u.. mid building .-primt brand; jUwnno Clement S' urn! Coir- fatnwJ thf OermBn mearira recentw-WK'.«t Jackson about May 1st. :made <ni attractive im-kgrount! on; । . M> - cs Lillian Smith. Johnitv. man Ear' ; Cronk. Frank. .--il> 1 r jj. bul ar^ ln sr|l(>(1j now | Mt» Lodetna Schnurr entertained; Mr “nd 11,11 Arthur Kitler ant the stage; u.pink wafer lily b.i-1:. : 1 '■ ranlli <rd Mary Miller, wen Dr C 8 McIntyre; Cd'ik, W. I! About » friends and neighbor, ol '&• FThndxhip CU-x ut her homechildren of Hattie Creekwere Suniconlatninga conlcclmiiR placed c-nd"*'1*;l* !,)" tlicain- party at the 1 Cruc. John; Cordes. Roy " Coo-: f(h- fiaunder., f„,n;lv gathered at Tuesday in honor of Mrs Richardd*>' caller* of Mr and Mrs. Leland green napkins and pu.--. will-;*j Strand following the dinngr , I Robert W . Campbell. Mt ,„ rir I1UW Mlliruay lii.-ir home Saturday evening and Fe«ault. A fine line of kitchen i Hammond ■l »,u 11m i» hi iu- iiim.i.> .... ... jcnce. Srcy. of Ha-.dngs C.erd.. BuBu- gBVe q... seni — a_ farewell |arewi.u parly. p;ir{v. The-.- utensil/, were received by tlie bride kD. and Mr*. Frrd Ball have nwv.md a laryr bouquet of daffodils in ><)ls(i I’r.OPt F. Vl!f. ’• .Rf'; L',.?'.' expect ixpxv* to MI Rave itaxe for for Indiana! Indlariknolis to Mf- and Mrs. Perrault are nicely;?4 onto the Herman Morehous* [the center of the hall pave a pretty u «-< -s . their hoine home as as soon noon as ns scnooi school isis titled on »••• the «>u«uu (Vtltani iucui farm.. ,ar“ Bt nrnnw'"-—-J ■Kujie.. j-*tievr.ei- Ml t-ii- nmake .,;ke their “--s* w “ < mile of color. “l put - ar(.. wjrr... Irt 104c tlu-m ----------------‘ rnond-. J F EiUrb*<x. h.non;| Wp tht.n. Mr. aitt Mrs. Robert Totan and Mr- “n<1 Mnt Frrd Mills of Mar■ A reund of sin tins original soniti FUstor . Harott; Frnnd- (inin our neighborhood lfr«-’ «( Casnovia have moved on the; wcrr c*U«:r* one day last week Mire Norn R*nkt-:. and lire mot her. i,rust. fI..H aI. I.u I. rv.au, * n n-. :r^-i . Har#w Hlurj)(, oJ |IenrJ Ad 1Tn< f4rtn j of her sister. Mrs. ------Laura Frye. Mar:-.., -t R• -! IJrtlut tor Mrs Ll-nd ut the piano MrH vm: with th*- f-jrmer'r .M-.-'Krt : Gr-mbte. Frank, sub. L-r AdH-,1 ha* bcrti „ u, , staying with his gnurfpar-l Friend-, of Mum Jeanette Guroow!I The Misses Elizabeth and Juns All the fire and brilliance of - preceded the procniin.tellownig thi-i-’ ................. -................ .......... ....... " ' tart Cortright; Hinman. Charlie; Lffifc Mr.-and kin l- ntr. Mr and Mis Win. Johnw-n,1 wi» bl* R>»<1 hear ut |ier fln:> rt- Doster of Plainwell spent the »ttk dinner al whichI all Mr o rt.Uo kn. u M:. Gertrude Wile j\ und Mr;,. -.1 Ttob-. IWV.II.MI a pcrlect diamond is but a end with tlwlr parents. .Mr. and Hurd R K . HU'st. Wm. sub h r’ the imsi two w' weeks. —v* I csv.‘ry. ,<hc being able to Mt up, u-<ual Informal mm • Tatter presided to her i^tul Ifi. ’ ii.ir.i'. : silent ef fort to reveal its •re the family j X'® Ibnrd: Hrcox. Mure E.-.i fkey., Ott Hii! returned to lit* home aft-j‘ Mt and Mrs. Daniel YounRb'.<„..। Mr- Irving Doster graceful way. Mts. A. W. Wood- re»id<d tor so many ve-irs. will bv Mr and Mrs. Ed. Orablc and fam­ Commercial Club. Triin-Jrr /pending the past few vreek.v nJ cf Caledonia were Sunday guests of secrets.. With what patience burnt* was a nx>-l happy choice a.-; : lly have moved onto the Nichol* it remained huidsn—deep in mterrM.dt- it am that K'.'-'m»nd'» »'th his .-istrr M.->, Mr und Mrs Otis Morgan................................. ; Roman Feldpausci-. Janson. Irccj w.-av.te. who has tarn quite ill Mother Earth—untif the tlie dorm of persinal stories or epi... :A ,; K*«"rGH' • K* II< y. Eli!/I jy,,.. V4flTuy| has the honor of . barriers were loosed. With (tom President. -chosen evpi-rlally tor th- viiriotv. mriit ct the LTi.vi-rMiy *■( Michigan, i f1*,R:Vr r1!*-'i mK.uoh *" r''c,"1,,a « what joy it was transformed h.is-a fin - p.-Mtiou as audi-1‘^‘” w ri-ta- t“X .a.-, : “°,HeKcIt acknowlcdmg the k-U-r; lagcs rciirwentcd at the tables, Robert ,,J Pvrry wrotr ,Um ub°in " m^’tirago to brilliant splendor...With ranging in ate from live .Kir.-T.. tor tor tl;.- Bohn Aluminum St* d ’ J *'{,r,X. hh;. m C<C with whom lie has brem eon*, . I'omplinumluw him on Hu- good1 what pride jt now adorns Heralds group to grandmother:-, welt neeled .'inre hu i iasduaflon from' 'ft '1 J1 . Hr. L* ;• ° '' , wrk he has done mi far since talng. beautiful lady dr successful advanced tn years. Tiw-y e->nc< rne<l of Detroit He ■ . also! Jftd JnL/i ’ v ’ n yrem'n < i* vt ' "n"'e' Hv Uu,nlil'i »’*«> f'«' I events, that happcivd during iw-r the Unlvereuy man .. . v0ur reputation is , ,, ... ,, ., McDonald, a. D.. McNulty, w.-v. J. r,.tier a member of a .will known mate;.. MePtunon t. <» *• •» * — — *• 1 . [eight years rf-sukniiIn India and your assurance of diamond quartet *n.- -I th* teodiiW ' rr: mull,. un ...» .- -o .......... m on. m* 8 *.“ quality here. fry banquet which Lv largely ,mU-( whjirch* It ,'i-r. M: > Gertrude U teaching in tta w rinnary in character, 'flu- musical -het sister. Mrs Colburn, and family U.B.. ol. .nd MW Xn...™. .bin-. Will; Snyder. Wayne. nuinbcrs..i» duet and two quartet!'-1 Soothingly Salted at lABarge. _ .. hoKiaph'-r for th*- c number* showed a pleasing blending — | tor Earl Buy.--. Smith. Home: Several ladic.i from Clay Hills at-;' of voice-, and were furnished by of Dtarhnni until ju-> rwhlly. I Shultcr*. Win L ; Sheldon. Hi l tended lhe Bu»y Bw inerting at! Misses Lucy and lab ile B.isM-tt and ' To-xnu-nd. Geo. sub. for!) A Hustings The Jeweler Michigan jMrs. Minnie Churchill's Thursday.1 MAIIAft—MOYEK AHe- n and Geraldine Iscnhiith witli iBtukirk; White. Gm F. Wliiiman. in Middleville. The marriage uf Michael France:. Sage a» aoconipanist, Mr*. ' m irr!M--E-: WoodrtUT. Wm.. hub. for Kim Harris and wife mid Char-­ A. D KntSkern and vMr.. L L. f Vermontville and Mi*a istf N’tor 'Sigler; Waildorlf. Dan; Willlvm. Dr. leyFrank Skinner were-visitor;, at M CoyDea<y were general ch.iirnirn lor , ”‘‘'ni7,z;„ IF E : WellmHii. C1HI; Walton. Robt kcndali’s m Grand Rapids Wcdnes-, mmuw, Ann ». T. wwwer. c.tI. Yw. the banqu<d which wa* carried out .»> Flake White Bar. day. most Miccessftilly. f l* r-ulIC *■ " Alni lor Hirh.inl C.*>k. Z.ibel, I’.w Morri, Lcwh and wife of K..U- • . .. 7. sen, suu i'r us. u«.nrop rnazrxi spent Saturday rnght with; bride wa* MU% Katherine Humphry * ATTENDED JtfMf their parents, Don Potts and wife aad l!; TMUttni <..u»cs wnA.vr. • ts Clin L. I. i .Mrs. Mrs James Sheen sju-an and sen James Jamea Mr .r.aM,. . I Hie 11„„w ...I..v». Tn*x:ui>p.-: Garden Club Tail! MIlJ wlle o( Grand |Ui,ld;. t . and Mrs T.-S. DUird Were in Grand ui'tdim: m his f irm near Vermenj- ;nwct Monday. .May 1-t Itexnda In ,nvc o > "• “ •■ ‘ V v1 I ' >r ’ n*’ ‘ ' Sunday evening with Roy McCauli e...to ... attend .......a th-* Ville.till- Best l- Iu-H . V Tid-’-l bt *. ... . Rapid* on Sundiy 1 lX 110 0 monthly in^-tt’*: the meeting will [and wife Sate for k>ui North Crninil Mumc fHupervis-or..' "m " ' their friend*, fine tMnei be In-Id in tin- .'-u.-ervisorx remi at- Eiigene Haight and wife entcineeri nt the ------- v Confrirhce and th* concert at the tnc cjiitt iiou.-e at 2 nt) p. M Th: tauwd the- following Sunday, in TELEPHON E^[2 24 1 ATTEN DED PR I Civic' Auditintum. when the church [speakil:* for the miKtinR are Mr.- । honor of their son Mrivm s »tx-‘ choirxot Grand Rapid:- arid the jBrcwer of Grand Rapid*. Mat*’ teeath birtltda* Fianrre Hugh* and Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. Hasting*, Michigan «xty members of Hie WesternColeman. Mr, ’ of lire F-deration of Gur-; family .«f Grand Ri'i-idi-. Frank State Teacher.. .Collcg- Choir oi j Mary Evarts hnd Mr. A W Wood-1jpredden 'den Clubs, md Mrr. Clark McCuI- Kranz nnd ta.-ui’v m A-i* Guv Mc-j. Shultz, Freeport, Dello* Kalamazoo parucip^.l Mh Don>; burnr vere m Baltic creek on lough. Kent County Garden Club Nee and famiiv Rov MeCavd and or Middle*die thy Field is a m-mbr of Hie Col- Thursday and Friday ktteixlmg th- PS^'?*‘5l , , . . “Tv- Mr - Mxr'h-.i McNec and Mto ' King'* Payllum Seed, Blond 29c lb.; Black 39c lb. lege Choir and'har. areohipanicdj Ptobbyterial. On TIiTirrday May 4 Visitors .ire invited fef thu mcN-;Sarah McCaul. them to various piaw? where con-(the various.driegaU'e ;ir-' to give a' ing. Ur subject * ill b- Annuals.' j------------ --«-*■»_________ Parke Davia Milk Magnesia, full pt.39c 6 b .... lu. cert* have been given. There were'report, al t’ie Mis-wnan Floc let r to The vaiui- r.l an active member-' STATE ROAD held ,.t id il..the home .'.i ol Mr;-. Mrs. Charles’ *hlp in the -Th-iniapple Garden over SOO voice* in the united cimriis. be !x!d Mr. anti Mis. william Coleman’ Parke Davis Rubbing Alcohol, full pt.39c directed by Har)>cr C. Maybee of W. Stoifh Club b Hir-ftinWble. It develop, In [and «m Civdy ox Rutland visited| Parke Davia Shaving Cream, 40c size29c one those tr .it. of character which Mrs Jan*-! Pettengill Sunday FAM1I.1 Swansdown*—Large Bos . Delicious Nut Spiced can be found only through ducnv-1 Mr. and M.-s Sam White of H-i-.-i Antiacptic Solution, full pt. 50c CHOIR AND THIO DAVcry of the t:u. .t> auty of nature i tings spent Sund.iv witli Mre Lucy' family dirm-r cr.en on Sunday by Cert of the- membership 1* small Coleman. Insulin, U40—lOcc 1.$2.00 The choir and trio nf Emmanuel Mr. und Mrs Aiitfrt Bc.-.smcr honor- ,lhe returns arc mrot satisfactory. Robert O'Connor and friend nt church are having a pot luck sup­ mg Mr. and Mi - Dwiubl Bc.ssincr. •I Anthony H*w , , Evansville, spent the week end with' per rd the Parish House this Thurs­ A basket cf lovely spring Bowers; i ax'fy ' ' hl* mother Mr*. Mary O'Connor ' nude an attraciive centerpiece. day evening. May 4 Mr. r -I. rtarJ-mnn win 1 Companv Sunday in the home at Informal music by the trio, and ! Mr. L.lv Clvcewman will enter-; Mr. and Mrs Jani**.-> Soihard were »• r»r«w * x... ... Jam. a! u dimicr meeting for thelwr .nd Mr* W Coleman ami r-u4i blunts by various members ol the Playing Card*--------------------------------- 25c to 75c Deck Thr U and 1 club will l>‘ enter- South Evangelical I. A s. Thim„ ft * ,r. ... C’ choir arc on the program. Montara . ■ ...’her v. ’ . jvunaiKi. mi uno airs. James> of the trio arc Mrs H. Frederick tallied by Mr.- CJaivnce H;i<-hler, day. May 4.I. at at tier home home mu*h north of of Hwan^m. Mr» Mae Hart. Mr and: Tally Cards (New Assortment) 1c, V/gc, 2c each WcdneMlaj. ul a one octa-k Lacey Palmer, cello; Mrs. Sadie Mae palm­ I Mr*. Arthur Chau* and Jiwephine.' - —• er.. organ; and Mr. Jack Rukowoki. lunciievn. । pennyMr. supper and program !, all of The Hastings; and Mr* Joe given by the Briggs L A. d. Friday; Pillars and Bobby of Battle Civet.. < violin. ...- ' ---------------------Exi fcnT.MStn ( -------ill. :night in the church taarment drew, Mr.- Glcima lUddmAn of NaJiSTACY—MrQVARRlE. I Mr-. F L Bau-r v-m.% h»,U*.-- to H fal|- -.iwd crowd The proceed:.' I and Ville. | The marriage of Mr. Fay Stacy of tlu* Three Timet Four Club ut her;of lhe supper will be uwd a* partiI Miss Marlea Cunieron of Hastings Khlanuxoo and Mb* Marjorie Me- ’ borne <>n Friday evening j payment on tonic of the cpurcht visited Mt. anctoMrs. Chai.. Rm* Icy I Quarric ol near Delton, wait so’.cni-1 —* *--------------debts .■ Sunday. . . ' | nized in Kalamazoo on Easter Sun-' Y. M. I.. CLL’ll. Mrs. Gcncvievo Smith and Haugh-1 day. Mi-iui'I Mi> BUicy air. rr-idln;:! Mr- Ila; w?"-m t<H entertain • tor Dorothy Grace vhitrt! over the I predt -■ in inrn'i We Deliver The Big Little Store In Kalaniax.o. Beat wuhe* ate cx-itl-.v Y M L-CJjib bu Thursday al ajwcrk end In Battle Creek with a. they aaid tended. jotio o'clock luncheon. jautcr, Mia* Vera Barney. | changes, not Women’s Club Social Events and Personal Mention 13766633 MUNICIPAL FOREST Better Values are Hard to Imagine W -- American Legion Auxiliary Activities Thb See These Extraordinary Suits'itt Baird’s Clothing Store! T.S. Baird \ Diamonds —Their beauty Youte. at low cost- today! FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL 28-29 Big Bargains! L. V. BESSMER 19C X Crackers PROCTOR q A I E* f & GAMBLE OALL.' J 10c CH1PSO SOAP REED'S DRUG STORE IVORY FLAKES Rub* No* More 19c Fresh Butter Matches 23c Pop Corn 3 Cake Flour 22c Oleo 3 u. 23c Calumet Baking Powder Playing Cards ... Tally Cards Let Ut Take Care of Your Drug and Prescription Needs Registered Phamacist Always on Duty 24c 25c Meat Speciale PORK LOIN ROAST «a.[* u. 81/2c HAM END LOIN ROAST u. 12'4c BEEF STEAK ei»u. 2 u. 29c Low Prices On AU Cold Meats �THE HASTINGS BANNER, Wfr-DNTSDAY. APRIL M. 1913 PAGE RTX WANTS _-------- 1—RYAN SCHOOL NOTES. Week*:; Letter. CARDS of THANKS been reviewing for examination.« ivfivejJ-sptiiiux ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. New Truss Proves Greatest Rupture Aid Mukulni. Ruth Slurmail. Freeman.. Robert Falconer. Siirll.iut.i::. Lynn Hi ci* ShcUtngton. Qu Akron Mechano-Fom Trur- feature “Selective PttMura Control". Hold* tbo rupture more sectuHy and elfalnatei SXCltUlVL tars and keep year iniu lu adjustment. Mrs .'Smith. ML Fc calm, Wylby . Shenna The Prejcription Drug Store Hastings .wcw/can lek lur. four we Fulda arid Mux Freeman are Our Success Has been achieved through care­ ful business management and talhfactory dealing with policy­ holders. SEE US FOR INSURANCE Ii. tilth GRANGE PROGRAMS CARLTON going R> furnish ’.he kvtnar roust and the >ide tuitiiitn!* the its£ oi the Wc pt jc iwiy it rained Friday as '-u- had planted hunt yi the Citizens Mutual pRE INSURANCE COMPANY op absent J. L. MAUS !.v-:;xvr r. tid Emil: i».:>mey« Fl line !.* ami u ‘ Ruth ‘ PqtilUH. llJiiltroud HtoU;ng<6iL GEORGE M. NEWTON Brr.cTACi.Ea fitted, repaired. BROKEN LENSES REPLACED, WATCH. CLOCK. JEWELRY* EEPAIEISU. CASH TOS OLD GOLD. THE CHURCHES rnr.r Methodist ROBlNIiri: PARK. Howard Smith lirid datm church vault ’vr .in extended ■•u.iy ’ 1qIIS UIfft. m Lake OdeMu Tliur-day. parvirti. Mr and Mrs. A gwley of Spartu viuted hh daughter. Ml-.s Fern Settle/, at the rx Ed. C.iat.-- anJ rl-.- Btavton home from FYlday till u :-p«nt Friday wi’h Saturday Thumiaj rtuUsr will go. I Philo Seger of Smyrna called on . FREEPORT. ■ SHULTZ. Mr Delia Yule is now back home hU aunt. Mrs Cora Gardener, Mon­ ’ Mrs. Gladys Dean‘and little ron: ' • ■. :tir hmm-. spent the winter with day cf Haslltigs visited Mrs. Byron Lewis The Automatic Seeling Mrr, 'Pearl smith called on Mrs Thursday. Uo R.xu-of Irving Saturday , • Mr. and Mis. Kenneth Babcock' Mi: F E. Deming seems about ' and children spent Bunday utter- i BURIAL *■ same at Uim n j>urt. • church met at the honu* of Mrs. . noun with tlie former’s parents. Mr. > and Mrs. Ed. Babcock of Dowling. B.ll TornM- and lUpiww and uUP have a taxi party aomctlme tn the , Masami ;Mrs. Clem Hrney, spent homc Sunday. The former u 1 । jwrt ot last week In Battle Creek. nr or Mrs F E DipniiM. 1earn ut- listened to u delight tai I Mrs. hla Carpenter and the Miues Aguez Quigky ot Grain*. :program uf singing und reudii.ig; ■ Emma. Blanche and Arloa Carpen* called at the GtxN-gt Forbey ■?and piano dueU ter spent Bunday with Mrs. Emma Mr und Mr*. Will Blough were In Otu at Wuvland. Ml.-* Emma re­ rhiirday. Mi. Quigley much iroprovid In hvoUh. ' Hasting-i Saturday. mained for u lew days’ visit. Mis* Kalla-----------------------nne Otterbein of — DeMr. and Mr*. R-4 Pierce of Bat­ Shirley Leopard of Grand — —------yiicrt ot her UsteF and ;,a:t is Mending her *31:11 ig vaca- tie Creek were Sunday visitors at j Byron Lewis' Perkm.* home Thur*- :!on wnh a,rs- Vane.v.a Lobdell. ■ Mr. aiid Mr*.- Ward Hynm ol Mill- ; Mr und Mrs George Clouse eiderDeeda Nagkt returned to her-lhgton returned to thrir home S-it- tained tclattvea from Burnlp* Sun­ GtunUy after •Airul un’uS’ unlay utter spending thc week enu day. A gobd crowd was entertained at Uh her niece. Mi... Bvaie■ wiUi tlie totmvr’A parent*. Mr and thc Pt T. A. Friday Wght. Tlie next urns o' DaUcf. ;Mr*. Frank Hines. Mr. and Mis. Clmencc Treece and Mra. Pearl Smith was In Hasting* meeting will be held on the lost day of ro'nool arid a picnic Is being, ptan,-UJhtrr Lucille <>t Givenvilie Tiesday. . • •*’ {he F’, E Dehiing home. Mrs. SU1H Cre.v of South Bowne, nod •'huay. waa’a vuttor.ol Mrs. Mabie Oaborn POWERS ECHOES. M.:. < Joan Wills mid Helen Boyd Monday. ■ Mr.* Will Carter entertained her ! Grand Rapid, . p-.-nt their spring Mr. and-Mrs Will Yule of Grand sister. Mrs. Nell Hollcnbaugh. .of aia,«iii with tin- former’s aun;.. Rapid* spent the week end with the Grund Rapids over Sunday JAMES H. PARMER Mr* Albert Well.-. :farmer's parents. MS and Mr*. A little dptighlcr. who will answer Mr and Mi, J D coo! spent Charlie Atutiti. HABTtNUS. MICHIGAN to the name ot Barbara Jean, wu .m i Mr Lobaiiiie Mr. and Mr* W. W Boughner tom to Mr -and Mrs. Edward Bow­ visited relatives In Albion Sunday. ciman at the tome of his Uster, . TJw revJva] Incrlln8h which have Mrs. C schondelnwyer, Tuesday A. Gun lake Thursday. been held at the lueal M F* church M. Congratulatlbiis. HOLMES CHURCH. Mrs. Anders >n of Grand Rapids fur tl:e part . three weeks, ciax-d diaries Bedford of Statenville, will speak nt thc local M E church Sunday evening. Much interest iue. South Carolina. U visiting ni* broth­ About forty neighbors and rela­ Sunday nunning. April Everyam: been xhown in the splendid nw.wage* er Arthur nnd family tives surprised Mr. und Mrs Joseph presented by Rev Loomis, our p.u.Mis* Etliel Palmer spent the past Crockford Friday night. Ufiht re­ freshments weir , served. Mr and tor. wu-k with relutm-s of Grundvllie. Mrs. Mabie Osborne and Mrs. Ha.Mr aird Mr». Arliiur Bedford and Mrs Crockford arc exchanging Mt and Mi­ family nccunHUtidcd Mr und Mr*. hrju.M * with Mr and Mrs. Welby £rii‘“- -’re now v Cii.ir- mm j.ii und Mrs Sam Eckert »aiul Mutt Bedford to Orangeville Sun­ Crockford for the summer. AHcuted Maggie Wanli-.v* o! Irving. day to visit their relative*. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fenstemnkcr ir. enter*. ’ ........ ; Mbw Mamie Tyler 6t Bourn: called .Mrs. Charles Jones und family. Ii talning the German measles. Du Wolcott larm. !»n Mr--- Pearl Smith Monday. ' Carl Light of Ht. Johiw was a I1 Mr. and Mrs R E. Owetut'aud Nub .utn M:... Ellen Yurger i* home after at... -•nd ... vuitor ut the home of Mr daughter ol Grand Haven coiled ^.pending the winter with her daugh- and " Mr Henry Froot । al Welby Croekfurd's Sunday. ' Alltip.h Hall t*r. Mu. Max ’iuilier. in Delniit. f FOR SALE FOR SALE-CHICKS Tr >a our Ii Wlflr Lrjhu; oi-Grand Rapids.. ’ Munday ufr--rtf;turned from McGutfey. Ohio, their rtw il lu Jhetr hot FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH cJettys poultry farm n ickni Mr. arid Mr*. Latimrr of Otsego Hall mid Scmlah Seese w’re were Sunday gucsu of Mr. and Mrs. md Led e tut Urdu v. ,'S. A. MeCaffcrty Dr. I’.cklHim. 11-:,yd Walton mid- Orangeville school dl.-lrict No. 3 Edith Godfrey -j,. nt Thursday" played but) with Martin grade* at • Julian Pcttr. itnd a Sunday with thrir AND HATCHERY Middleville. .Michigan GOLDA MILLER BEAUTY SHOP Special un all Mild. «>f peruunent high tan .Open evening* by appointment. LAKE ODESSA PHONE 39 Lawn Building—Repairing ipjxnra down. Ute illu i.nrnr.iiAN l.ivor of Martin/the Martin ehajH R.cklilH of flastinr.. making Hint runs In the last in­ ’ * •* j..ning, Mr. und Mrs Roy Lowery have jKbtpuned ux Mr and Mrs Lawrence LaCourse uim -a w >rd are tlie promt parejiM ot a little daughter, bom April 20. Mrs. I_x- lyn William*. daughter Of Mr and Mrs. Jim Williams mission. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Reasiinjblr price. ANTHONY HOOS _rk and Liverpool U subject to dally changes. Un* attraction ut the mr*m w thr -Hiuwer U> this phe­ nomenon. RAFTIST CHUBOH U9 ii. Blair St. FOR SALE! Located on the C. K. & S. R. R., 14 miles from Kalamazoo, on a county road. I here have been but three rent­ ers running thfs store in 40 years. I have been here I I years. Seven room house, electricity, double garage, and a fourth class post office. T7 • I? • J S VV tl 1 CL CRESSEY. MICH. Prairieville Phone Sum Windstorm Insurance HASTINGS PARISH. METHODIST EfISCOPAL CHURCH ;.. OPENING MAY 1 ■ Thc Cressey General Store at Cressey, Michigan ' Costs But Little in This Old Company 7’ on Each $100 Insurance for 47 Years ■. I.EYAN METHODIST CHURCH i*s and llington Farmers Attention! Thursday S. Dibble. Hasting*. nd Rairtd* Friday with hi* former roxn Phone 3491 Lake Odessa Canning Co BANKRUPTCY NOTICE HASTINGS MARKETS rtr.’.T CHVBcn DI- CHRIST. SCIENTIST DELTON M I. lltUBCII NOTCS, January 19. 1933. 4 eyclone caused this wrerk of.a 40x50 barn belong­ ing lu Justus Halier. Section ?. Barton Township. Newaygo County. It was insured for S600 which amount •this Company promptly paid. Are Your Buildings Going To Be Wrecked ... Or Blown Away This Year? May Be! EMMA NURI. CHURCH t episcopal । Mor.TtiArr. roBECLoiunr In the past 15 years this Company has paid Michigan properly ow ners $3,095.5(13.37 to cover their losses. This is an average of §206,366.80 per year. '< , The property owner who has a policy with this old mutual Company needs have no fear. .. WE PAY JHE LOSS! PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. :oy Oakes and family *lxnt Sun­ .......... Onillc Burghdud arid family ot Keth Rutland. . • Sunday vmun> at Chas. Whinemore s wen- Wm. Whittemore and wife of Delton nnd Frank Francisco and wife and baby of Kalumirxj. Fred Oil* and wife, Lucille and Robert newt relatives in Htilamaot Hustings "pent here. CHARLES H. LEONARD Dhlinctive Funaral 5«r«ic« . . ot main* , uiiniug Uw League of Nations is S8,flEf « «--------wx. War w« 000 (XW• . a ;-.r. year, while uie the World 1S5F.AT1 * ■““ rr”eh"i “» «*•! of IUSJU.. suitable to its diminutive eueus 631.W7. . l ite mottos of this old reliable Company are: Careful Business Management Fair Dealing With Policy Holders Prompt Settlement of Claims See One of Our Local Agents or Write the Home Office Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company The Largest of Its Kind in Michigan Home Office—Hastings, Michigan �PART TWO—Pagel THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, April 26, 1933 A: A* soon as the agency which of tlie Forest Service of the United the men Is notilled that more Status Department of Agriculture, Jobs For Forty-Two Barry Co. Men selects men Should be rent lorwatd. tlie Other camp* will be In tlie nAtwnal agency will get In touch witli the parks, and the work there will be Jil Government Forestry Service suitable nunitx-r of thc men who under Uir supervision of the Nation' (Continued from page one. part l> have applied and will instruct tlirrn al Dark Servica ot tiw United State* 'to go lo a certain United States.Department of Interior. formation of Men Ottered the Op- able to have^ome of the'e older and Ain)> . nreruniiui ' “ -station — - -on a jmrcamps themwrlvcw will be In guttlUly to Apply >or .NfUonU, m-rynerf om. umo,, tl«« „<• dl.r lor pt,pt- charge of officer. of the U S Army Emergency Conservation Work. ting theii. first last* of work in camp cal vxan:fiiation whicn will supply tiie camp equip­ rmwno Co.u.p.Un Web. ">J >«™t. ' ,: Q Doi. il.L, mean tint Utr man ment. the supply ervicr, and tlie Bulletin Number I April 17. 1M3 Q- Do. ' a man have to accept is ^ing to join the armv ? • eamp management United States Department of Labir. work if it ii offered lo him? ,15 f ,h. rest camp WoMitnaton D C ’ A No No One 1* being "drafted . ,A Hy machinery of the likely lo br from .! home? Two hundred and fifty thou nnd for emergency conservation work., Army^frultlng -jta *u Fore*t camps men each men in the United States are to To have one of the*< job. I. ajirUl- i ‘ ’ «• a *■ * » £ «»»“® <««'*“*; »nll be Vxat'-d nt varfctk- places In have the opportunity of working for,1'-'*" App.iCallcn is voiutary. No , ■-enrollment of the Vfi (XS) futetf.-and natUnal ,<ark» where MX months in the Nation's imrk* aiki '*'*' ’ hould unply mile's he U ready »'««enrollment of th* 2.0 oqo re. U work to tx done A man foreMx. Each man Mil receive a <° *»“» «>'»> Ufi* *iil* a group of,men over the United Mate- Howdash ailownnec of »30 a month, most mrn and give hla best efforts to ^ains a ctviliaii °*n *‘r a '‘ bboritig Mate, of which he will allot to his depcnd-l Job . , , , nf n ’ n “w‘,an .ln BCWral. tlif for. t can.p is I'.iuents at home The number of nlsm; Q Will there be nnw di'crimina‘ J™' do r d -he Rceruit,o *" bl ' ‘ t.. Le filled is small compered with “on because ol ran-, creed, color. ? " ; 1 at ”’p ,,„... Bt the rniI country, ut lea t Transporta­ the number of men Whb will want boli.“«? • I a ti ’ v „iven , nreiimi tion costs money, and men will not these ptac.-s. The opportunity has. A There will not . | Abe sent longer de tam . than are cbme |o you to decide whether or, What Are tire Condition* Aererd . ............. • .... . .... _ „ _ _............. uiere nrreM.ary. not you want to apply for a place To? arc any physical condition* that iJ .wb‘*1 '*o’k will be. In thU senter Thc following que*q Q What will a „man receive in would make it imixv.-ible jx inad- done in thc «oresu • < tionn ami gnawers are given for your-return for this work? vtMiule for him to attempt hard. A Many k.i-.d of work, im-ludinformation and that nl your family -For tag making tratb. path*, simple A Hr win receive hb food, cloth­ ohyrdcal labor in the forest* and to help you in arriving a* a de- ing. an<i shelter .probably In tcntsi example it would be unfair both to »c*ds “»<f, '•*’>•cteann,- and cbioti. . in comp, foe a period of tfX montlvs. the man and to the Job. to retect P^n“«K of tn. < Umber survey What is Emergency Convervalion fn~mrahi<4i lie .will receive u cash a crippled, or w«w wno no* has worjr: construcuon u man „,Bn who is ln|) |ncu. or • • ........ - uf — fire tower*. allowance u niontli. must of Jiaii... )x*art condition, or" some other sHCIter-x . land:er«|..t ----------of -$to,- d.:.4i.. ..... Gttar . '■•"•reaping andetc other ._ .u_ *’k :l* lh«- lpark Question: flow did this National „.u._i. which should be uliotrd-to tlu1 ___ pco- *>inilur physical handicap a A man man * *<),:,k “:,k • .•••mention E m r r g e n c >■ Conaervutton Work |.le tarn, a with pie who are dettriideni drpriideni on him. witli ua commumenbUcomtnumcnbli- dpxaee drease >ln- <»f 4,1 tree ,rre |«. I*1l* ’* and a,“i di *>i •.* *.i « -, and imStart? I the man will Hot ttunot herd more than. eluding venereal veiieri-aj diMiasei dlna *cannot be provememt provemont of the tin- forest !"f by- thinAnswer Gongrev. passed a«luw r-’M to IS a month in cash at camp. accepted * ttnd removing undrorabte apewhich war approved on March 31. far incidental experwx. j q Haw d - • thc man get to nwrgcncy call* i*n any day nt 1933, providing for Un* work'#, a Q Dor. tiu- man have to stay Recruiting Station if lie n*<. mean., of relieving a part of tlie dU- on thL* job for thc. whole six some distance from it? to - hour of thd day. or niglil. .. tres* and unemployment now ex­ months? . i a Tins will have to be arranged »*«»» forest, fires isting throughout thc'Unitrd stale* A. Ye* He I* expected to *tay; by the nuyr. hw family, or the orQ Doc* a man need to have e.xQ What is the pur|x>M. of this for tlie whole MX .months. He has: ganlzatmn whirl) ha-, invit' d tlx- Prrtencc m camp lite work In work? sin Opportunity to become fully in-( niatt to apply, tn many inilaticn. a the forests ‘t& fit Into this A. Partly to give ilM.OOO nw-n. nen. formed about this Emergency Con-, neighbor will duiibih; be willing many uf whom have neifer hid h-J ^crvallon .................................................. U1M. or mure men to tire ‘R* Work before he Marts I to take one tlie chance to imld down a job. an Wlu-n he takes tlie enrollment oath ennting Rtntion. ... .... opportunity to — work, -L- tor six months h(, cnU,re lnU, B conu-aet with the neighbor otuiht to wait until he finds foremen will help U*c men break IK ihxl. al wholesome. ta-althful. out­ United Stat. * government to work out whether tlie men are accepted, in On the job and will give than,the door work. Partly to accomplish •for ‘tx mouth* on Emergency Con-] or whether arty of them arc rejected necessary ii&truclidns and guidance M-rvation work In return for recciv-1 and• need to tx- taken •home again ■ q *.~i—i ireuilh and olreugth, •»>„. ‘willPhysical Nation h (iarks und fore*!.*; work ing t'K* a month cash allowance. y What should Q Miould a, tunuin man bring ii Ingnc.-**k»'to ><»»«*» work hard *«*u,.and »n*i gw-d «u<*i eonnm-^ c Hint will contribute to the welfare food, clothing, shelter, mid medical with .... ...... ... Station-’dii.-t artv'anv htm ... to ..... tin- ■■..,..77 Itecrultlng dUMarc eii.iui-li e»»u#hto l carry any innni man' of thc whole country In a wnid. tiw .service, n hr left In I Re middle of a K. should bring -..i.a lunch with “trough sucn.-ssfully A Hrpuiixuc of tills work i* belli to build the six ... months he would make a him a* lie may lx- at th.the R;cr;fi:ir.g Recruiting . Q -- What will lx- the hours of vnennrv m llw> o....... all day ||Hr f. %should |,OU|J al«o WOfk? men and to ixilld tree* vacancy Iin the xnm.. rami* ll'.» “'at u-n.,1.1 would]Station »ork? A Eight hour; a day -including Who Are Migitdr fur Kmrrgrnry mean in-.* ami extra expen-re for tire • ...mr prepared to go directly from government. If wmr ..extraordinary the RrcruiUqg ,-< station to> *nr the "rontravel to -and from Work, and tlie Conservation Work?. . ............ .. ,,lr ,,rriuioiiK wi>kih m e«u.................... ...................... ................. . Q. What*men OTO eligible for thia '‘^'muiancc an e-, such as his re- diiioning camp" without returning >'»«rh hour, for five days a week— work? reiving offer ofj» otj» permanent job. the I., io hi* his home home ithehei*i*airptrd. airptrd. This This “t-V uii i* lort fortyv hours a week n< MtA»«in» n... «... . .. «... . ...with -cf ■_Wlw will be 111 charge of- the A ThU work is to be given pri-lonnuiMH ' rr,‘’ar',,’R i.<.„ him r. from fur-. mean* Hurt lie should. bring ihurilv to young men between the “w-r M*rviee will receive caret01 con- < hint whatever tilings he wants to men? are* of ill and 25. who are citizen,-.-’bteration. and his be-t interests] take with ium for the six (non!Rs A- Wlille they arc actually on the w mr. nuwever imj man . nn the Rin manman aimiit to Job. J'*u- tl“i<5‘ *»H work under thc sufter* of thc Uidted State*, umftarried and bo cuuni cured for. However no man .on job.Tlu-Tluought . to start in on -travel light " ----------He may-- ------------bring one vision of tlie foresters or employees uncmplwed. who wbh Co voluntrer should <, “w *" "" the *1** Emergency --------for tin.', work, and who wish tt> allot Conservation work unless hr expect-,',im* cas, jf he wishes. Clothing.’of the National Park Service, and lo work tlirouili lhe six tnotillir; blankets and camp * quipincnt will of the United State* Forest Service. a substantial (XtrUon of thrir *'io Il»w to Apply. be provided tor turn at camp, He While “tey an- In ramp nr off the monthly cash allowance to tiirlr du- i Q. What Is* thc first step it n hould bring toilet article.-, tooth Job they will be under tlie .Mipcrvimun want* ty apply for till.* work-’ brush, comb, brush and starving kit sion of the Army officers who will ,nav b“tat <>'»• W*d .-.ill be in charge ol the camp Itself. men. married or unmarried, who live!I A. He should fill out the Appli- 1 -a,lrt near the national parks or loresj*. I !ration Memorandum which will b>- <,f for excursions away from Q win tlie men be under mlli„u.v furnished by the orgiuiizat km who .‘he ramjy. and any oilier special. tary dteciplinc? who are unemployed, nnd who have had actual experience in work in the invite-; him to apply for enrollment !l’lerrs equipment, such us a flashA. No Ttu> men will lx- civilians forests- It will tx* e-ix-eially-vniu-i Q What i* the ru-xt Men’ light,'-that he may want to take and Wil! be treated a* rlviltaiu*. . ’' ' along. There will be nrllhci' military drill " ‘ Getting ilnto Condition. ' nor military discipline The .dothI I , .... hi? winch they receive from the Q W11A h.pp.u .llrr th, mu> „t lu. New Supply Of CEDAR SHINGLES THREE GRADES Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Phone 2515 Frank Sage INFORMATION In order that the public may be more fully informed as to the status of a na­ tional bank that is being operated un­ ddr a conservator, we desifre to state what we are permitted to do, and give* our authority for these statements. conservator shall not be subject to any The recent Federal legislation known as the “Bank Conservation Act," provides that whenever the Comptroller of the Currency of the United States deems it for the best in­ terests of the depositors and other creditors, he can appoint a conservator for a national bank. The Act also pro-; vides that "the Comptroller may in his discretion permit tl|e conservator to re­ ceive deposits, but deposits received while the bank is in the hands of the It is “the duty of the conservator to hold the affairs of the bank intact, pending further disposition of its af fairs as provided by law.” limitation as to payment or withdraw* al.” “Such deposits received while the bank is in the hands of the conservator shall be kept on hand in cash, or de­ posited with a Federal Reserve Bank. The Comptroller has given this bank authority to accept deposits authorized by the legislation quoted above. Such deposits are not only safe, but at all times, including any period of re­ organization, will be paid without re­ strictions. The trust funds created during the recent banking holiday constitute part of the new deposits refer­ red to above which are payable without restriction Hastings National Bank HASTINGS - MICHIGAN lanunatten at the nwrultlnp So- rounw. p,. rc(,,llr,rl w ^pppt, Wllh !1 . 7 . •ach nites n< arc laid down for work A H. I. then st-nt u. at , ««v. rnp , muu lump >nv. i^oui iiiuru iiuiutl'ill ‘"’“•a’ cxjrensc. ex lieUse .u» to aa 'roiidit-niiii.i' ’ ............... . unrnt n>ndil:oning or... or itytructlnm will be came camp ».one of the U. b. Army Jor dUlJlUMll fft)111 the Emergency, I post*. where he remains about Wu Conservation Work weetv for more, .thorough physical wSS Q When does cash allowance beTlunk , c r A....4I K..V Karl' MMTII SI.V1.TZ. IIICKOnr .<>«*.:»* jmallpox and typhoid, formal rn« As .i.- „,an h., ..,v„n Make your own decision as t * Keefer at Potterville Sunday in a our P. T. A. drew a large crowd Tire next, and last community rollment. and for a conditioning or thc oath of enrollment ' ‘ whether you want to fill out the ap- program of reception for new mem,night and all enjoyed the meeting will be held at Kellogg Ag'Q Wh,» *J11 “ H,an «* “a,d hL'SSmX___________ .vpiendld -music and several fin- ricultural school building Friday (him tn shape for tirt* outdoor life rn,i, pace in the ranks of these jso.qoo. • •1 ' l.nd Ih. «mk in .te for. .., ‘ ‘A" "k“, J MM. men »"■> "■'■ «»'"« Ciove-KDAIE. ThU ... U>. taK r T A. nnU.* Aim* ■» Th» U to W Q What if a man is reject.d m-M whM. i .Ahl" S: 1O.O1N- .or->H <-r Con-j M„ IIWU N|U.< ,, vM.m, hrrm,.,Un« ,or M m»w. when, this general physical exam- jh.ndenu will £ mailed direct to ervatmn Work j fon. Rev Holtz, and family for a Mr. and Mrs Will Hamflton and S-d JJ11 Ination 1* made. b. n.,. AlI.„ ThP m.,n wl)| whpr, (o Makr Appllea“.m. few day* thi* we<-k. Mr and Mrs. Alva Kenyort and twn lhOre from the neighboring one government exiret t.rX Recniit- l’“,** ‘’j1’ ‘n raf11 , Resident* of township* may-make . Mr* Lauanna Patton. Mra^ Eva oI BeUevue called on Mr and room school district* Some of tlre.re ina Station it which he first un “ man **’ ab‘e ,0 huy application to the supervisor of their *Daveni*ort and the Grover Dawn- Mrs o E Kenyon Friday and at- communities will furnish number* ; red * c * rU “l anythin* at eamj.? townships family "•were Sunday guest* of Uudcd p T > uor !tie program. A light lunch wtll Q Wh it does the nroev-* of .nA. YcS- "’.T. W‘,J1.b,‘ “ c?lnl,an,V Resident* of Hastings city may Mr and Mrs. Wm Pierce of Charand Mrg w r wnt'be rerved after the program Every» -u. m. »ta' «< Lyu MJ; Ba. - » - affirmation* of enrollment. ... s. xx"h.,r"" "“>• *n°;*“ s ? Mre^r^nch of Battle Creek Frank Maa. ot Kalamazoo. |^^enlng^Sy tt. '* A°nTter?iill be much of inter- aft^MonS. May L £° °n ‘n<1 i •peS?’AVtoSte" 0! days*!^ wrek. Mr. and Mrs Bert Wtatlng and May.1? do solemnly swear lor affirm* that i ^ancr.i Williams. Mrs. Swuddhng lhe information Riven above as to c.st (0 do on Saturdays nnd Sundays rr and Mr. I^urrnrr Vau Van FX^n Whidby were at Nila To tire supervisors of townships:— with her parents. Mr. and Mr*. Mr. Mrs. Laurence Dusen I my status is correct. .1 agree to re­ and after working hours Keeping you will receive lire necessary forms'James MacDonald :and sons Junior and Jack/f Grand Friday. main in thc Civilian Conservation the camp nnd tents in good order, for applications before above date. Mrs Martha Chamberlain . has! Rapltte spent Sunday with Mr. and ■ There There wojv a fair attendance at I Corps fur six month.-! unless sooner cleaning up. nnd carrying on lhe 1, r. Glasgow, Cixiimian. gone to Kalamazoo to spend a few sirs K E Kenyon. 1 Hie community sufiper Thur*<Ujr released by proper authority. and ----- .. .. . . . w,t (days with tier daughter, Mrs. Wm. Mry. Libbte Craven was called to evening at the M. P church. that I will obey those in authority Butler nnd family. । Lansing the first of last week by the --------------- —------and otiserve the rules and n-gtil.i- There will l>e educational opportuni­ ■—————■ । Tire Y. P A gave n surprise party'rertous illnes* of her daughter Eteo-1 England's famous BentHand 1 Yard lions thereof to tlu- la st of my abili­ ties for those who arc interested in Honor <*f Mrs, Roland Froman’s nor Her friend* tan* for ta i ; has added three women t ty and will accept such allowance*' to study and take training courses • * * brother, whn is staying with lhe; sneedy recover*'. i of of sleuths. ns may be provided purstu-iit to law in various Ahiise* of forestry. There- • ’ - ------ Froman family Luncheon was scrv-1 ' * and regulation promulgated pursu­ will be r&reatinnal activities, rtrThis Saturday. April 29. i* the Rn- rd and an enjoyable time was had. ant thereto I understand and‘ qriatfag libraries, and so on. In ral , Conference for 7th and 8th grade by all. ■ agree that, any injury received or many ease* there will be opportuni­ girl* and bovs Thi* conference ha«S Mr. and Mrs Arthur Johncock disease contracted by me while a ties for iiiking. mountain climbing. been directed bv Barrv County Y., visited their daughter. Mrs Wmnimember of lhe Civilian Conservation .fishing, and swimming. Tlicre will M C A since 1921 and was always fred Casey, of Hines dhtnet Sunday, Corps cannot be made the basis of be religious services on Sundays. held A the country A new deal] Mr and Mrs Ed. Fennels railed any claim ugainst the Government.1 Permission to leave camp for a lim- thi* spring takes it to fire First Bap- on Mr. and Mrs Wallace McCallum except such ns I may be entitled tted time' outside nt working hours tin church In Grand Rapids. Tlie'of Rutland. Sunday. to under the art of September T. may be granted, ami vL-Utors may be county school commissioner has al-, Mr and Mrs. Bert McCallum vis1910. >39 Stat. 742* >nn act to pro­ ix-rmittcd to visit the catnp. uniter ways co-operated, and this year is itrrt Mrs Kate Johncock of Orange­ vide compensation for employees of the general rule* which will lx? es­ making it the bix day for “re 7lh vtlle Sunday. Che United States suffering injuries tablished. und 8tii grades. A fine program of Mr and Mrs. Frank Sayles and while in Hie performance ot their, Q. What if a man gets sick or edOekUon and entertainment has, Mr and Mrs. Ed. Sayles of Hastings been arranged Parents'of ail 7th spent Sunday at their cottage here, It is important to you not to miss this that I shall not.be entitled to any w on Uw. job, ' and 8th grade pupili* are urged to' Tire Garden Club will meet with allowances upon nltav from camp. A Ht, u .. ... medical attend With their children Briny Mr*. Ray Barnes Thursday P. M interesting paint demonstration. ZWXUw’fi -”d ^al’careT S2 your dinner and tire only expense I Everyone invited . u lor p«Mn> and »• ‘ I Mr. Ruwll Hart, •!«. tea bmi tCnmp Barry, which far 75 years, quite 111. is bock from the hospital SPECI AL . .. We will have a special ■•<"*«- has been traiiilng boy* tn the rigiit! and improving. way nf living and (ilaying-togetherJ Mr. and Mr* Ro-r. Pierce enter-1 demonstrator direct frory^the paint while a member of the Civilian Con-1 q '---. -- - end• and for 10 years, thc girls, will re- talned Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Row•*.rvntTnn“c?nri'.*"' .’r»’ and "'."tnJn, I What will hapjx'n at the Miration Corps 1are. remain.'... prXlv o&uXd States Gov °f Uw ’‘x mo,,lhs? “>« J™ th“ ”‘orM °[ ,a» Of Woodland Suiulav • factory. property of lhe United States Gov-j ’.“ Th„ man will turn In the beautiful Stewart !ake._on. Mr*.JMre: properly J .A-^Tho eminent nnri ihnt wiiifni Heiw-oe •*w' man will turn in the beautiful btc»uiv >■*•-. w.r —- ----'* UoJ lol Lie <>r dtatxll of^reJclo‘hln“ ftnU cam'' ««“‘pn*nt *« Stewart Million s farm. The dates1 Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Henry sale nr dbtnnAiil nf xnrh J Zr*'X » received from the Army ; and lie will that now seem likrjy are June 5-n.Fennels. COME IN ... If you are interested property renders me Iiroperw renders me financially financially rere- ;,^ w.nt biXck a[ Ravernn„,nt expense for boy* nnd girls come June 13-21. Ch^s Whitney returned to East in painting any part of your house, and Itabte^o !ml“in The civlHiiuri? l0 Uri-the U.'e J5cruU\ng. station ‘lut‘£'11 where tehere he he only only 50 50 'cents cents «a day. dav. A A new new tennis tennis;' Latum Lansing bn Sunday to stay indenI undemtand fuHher that .m- tn °“«‘n®UT applied: or to hi* home, court was laid out la»t Saturday-nltely 111 * .Ueyi ‘ you are in doubt, come in for advice fracX S tire X or^gtaauX Hif lhat that ls is “ a -hotter dtaUn,e distance trom from and there * will be baskel basket ***'• ball, V0 volley] --------------- • • • - Tert —*.!— J.;:, THE CROSSROADS. •?“>>- tt-!:. 8*“21g.- * .. . . . Freely given by a paint authority. of the Civilian CoweriaUon CmF“1 station U. cam|>' lha“ ,tW r‘cru“ln"« diving, boating”as welf as camp tires] Mrs. Elza Johnson of Hastings renders me liable to expulsion there-1 I Q. To sum it all up, what does a and other forms ot cliaracter train-!spent Sunday with Mrs. Jane Tut.from. So help me God." Ina I1 tie. tic. ing Q What will be tire nature pfJ. man get out of this otter? John Slakely. -a-------valuable Mr. and Mrs. Orley Smith A. Six months of hard but ,— member, — _.™ and thc conditioning process at the can-!। tieaithy •" <mV with Mrs •• — r, - .—accompanied «I.. J Mr. outdoor work in the forests of— •• Hastings •*■ Hi-Y. 1* ....... very «I sick Homer Bates tonment? or national parks, in an cnlerpriM ' " ”* ----------------‘ ** ■*------ —*- > A. It will include • setting up ex-] 1 that Lx tor tlie benefit of tlie peo- rheumatism He is very much mtid Mrs Homer Smith and tlaughmlssed by the group ter of Hastings to Benton Harbor erclses." hikes, and certain types of John Erway was elected Hi-Y Sunday lo spend the day with Harmanual labor in camp. It will not' pie of this country Hix months of camp life, food clothing, shelter. Ksidenl of lhe Hastings groups old Smith and family. include military' drill, or tlie ‘ manual:1 medical service, ami recreation plus ; week; with Edmond Howard as Donald Wlllitts of Battle Creek of arms." •30 a month cash allowance for hlm- vice-president. Ian Ironside, trees-] spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs In the Forest Camp. ! self “and hlidepeVtdenU. FLOUR FEED * COAL w CEMENT LIMI urer. and Franklin Beckwith, secre- Ernest WUllajns. ’ , Q. What happens at the end of Tills -is a roncisc statement of the lary- The group meets Wednesday, Homer Bates spent Sunday with! BRICK TILE ♦ FARM IMPLEMENTS ! Mr. and Mrs Dorr Kenyon in Hasthe two weeks conditioning process? facts about Emergency Conservation evenings in tiw parish house. Roy Bell and Qwen Lyon* have tings and called on hf» brother. LyA. The man is sent, al govern-1 Work There tent any "catch" or •Where immediate courtny and attention are shown U> all­ — —, kexpense, ——— to ----a.--------_ Rny abom (t The repre­ charge of tho Y. M C. A. group in man Bates, of the Center Road. ment forest- camp, TELEPHONE ZU* HASTINGS, MICH. Middleville this week. - -------- - --- » »»-------- -PHONE 2115 - HASTINGS, MICH. - WE DELIVER which 1* his headquarters for the sentative of the local organization Hie older Y group* met with Mrs. Tiie first fiction, it is »ald. was rest of the six month*. Some of who has invited you to apply will be these camp* will be In national or glad to answer any other questions Angell Thursday evening. The or- written 32 centuries ago. And the other forest*. and lhe work in such you may have No one is forcing ganixatton of An Allied Youth Move- next day. probably, someone invent-j ed the rejection slip. place* will be under the supervision you to go into this-work. Tl>c de- ment was.an item of business. kkS WATCH THIS AD. NEXT WEEK FOR PAINT 88645183 Y. M. C. A. ITEMS (r Something New . . . Something Different. . . Something FREE! LIME JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD OF AGRICULTURAL HYDRATE LIME Let Us Figure With You THREE DAYS ONLY ... May 4, 5 and 6 FULL DETAILS NEXT WEEK . WATCH THIS ADV. B. A. Ly BARKER Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company �THE HASTINGS HANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2fi. 1933 PACE EIGHT -------------- ------------------------------ ~I E»t - Edward c' Terry, ct al. Rc-| Est. Gtontc O’. Jones, deed. Dis-| CARLTON CENTER. WO7FCC* A/jrti/C ncwal and additional bond of guard- charge of udminutni’.or issued, ea-, Wc are sorry to hear of Uic death" VMvrJXJ nt/UJGnDtrj 'lan filed, order to release sureties Oirtatr enrolled. of Wm. WiUhinw. an old und rcMJdiril,P ii,''.1. Umd of guardian entered. ' Eu. Thoma E Ohecsebrough, spectcd cltirrn of Carlton township MARRIAGE LlCENigS. Ert Brmlcc Cole, e: al Petition to <^- Orik' .nowmg account* en- His death ixxmiid alter a brud. UlLoulc Bari Webb. Nashville . 19 usd money tor minors filed, erdv-r __ fiu and jmeupxmla. Mrs. •’ Twmtmr peutkmEntered E«U^nr- deed Axdgn- WHHmm U abo IU and under the Aileta Eunice Swift. Naahvdie ...18 Kran,,n« petltkm entered. “*• 5“‘; ”77'■ _Tr“..uT7!7 r_T^. “..77 •Wi” EM Quincy Tolles deed Annual 01 mure: t to secure indebted- care ot a trained nurse. Much symRex Wickham. Carlion ... -‘-­ filed. ^ flccwin: of administratrix , no** to citate filed. ; puthy u expewed for the fanDhHn Thelma Friend. MarioB, Mich . “ Es' George W Davi* deed Wit!;f-1- Jacob Jolmion Order allow- their trouble and sorrow \J , • diaaLir of commlMloncr on Middle- in« Account cntrjvd. di charge uf Caryl Fuller is convalescing nierly In- vilie bank filed ordor appotnUnif umudian issued, estate eilroHed , from hi*• illneM and able to be up . anwoMruail K-an , F H '".Ot*r>t U>1. brim,, veniory filed. ’ Ert of Elwood R Syhr.ter. deed 10 redurts bond; relieve surety KJton Ntailow of Grund Rapids KM Mary Shand, deed War. ,, । vn entered. home folks fohu over lhe uerk »evk l,"n‘<l . . . ... • vtailed htiM notice filed, cominisrtonsr to Take "Order for adjournment rnu-rAi. Eat. Mary A Skinner, deed. An- <rid • ‘ — E*t -----------------Mason Cline,-------------------dec’rf Order altestimony irfued. nual account nf administrator fil-d Mi and Mrs Arthur Yarfnfr Rs: Joiui T. Lombard dee d. Peti- towing account entered deo'd. 'Nfl/vru during the pasr week from iwn of uifmmirtrator fttedt pc-tltiau Ert George Davis- dee d. Petition mder authorizing admin.trt.ra lor Diwharue •>: udiniimtratcr j.<uued,; tiw John Lewis place unto the Chas. far .special adpunlstratrix filed., or- ! and a... .—.I----- -J...!.,’.----------’ Wilkes farm".. to employ employ roun.« rouriMII filed filed and and entered enured --------------------e.-taie eiirclhxl. • der appointing ifwcial adtninirtra- to El: Mary Walk, i ^d. ’ c ^ Report Mr and Sirs. Wm. Crockford enI»1 witmin-i petition E': Mury w.ilki't .d>bcd |te|>c tnx entered, bond of special atlirtln- i at. ESt. Susun Susan E E Main, deed dee d Petition ' f'f' ! crtaie nl«d..-hwM tirunnt'd rwiatne* from 8tun?i» over vncctal order authorizing io trade b.md ' ^1^ tetrnupi nted. Jette— ■’“*. ud- and..... ■ ______ >. ’ ■ . ,-.,.u!l ’1 rr-.il in-rI Il-b-imnnv real estate u-wued. R-.v.tmony ol |-lhe week end tiled and entered minirtratrlx tesued. I" or about six weeks during February and . ...I 4w«wv,. - I. . w». imumw —v.. ..v-: EsC Day Puvh deed Bind un sale .fK-eholders fill'd, uuth before sale.; Mr iand Mis. J' Kick ol > ifear ' ;Freeport Freepo: Rctt-^fUests of Mr. and cvptancr of trurt by cuardtan ad li- of real estate filed, report on sale of of real « datc filed.”, March the banks of Michigan were closed by Es' Su rlhK, Kiton. deed. Ir.vcn- Mr*. Fred Hcnncy und-Robert Sun­ ounrdi--in ad reWl*e*tate tiled. ti-ni, filed. petinrlitem riled’ Ert. Sarah E1U SMwvIL dee d. Re­ lory filedState and Federal Proclamations. During ■***;-------— : Mr nnd Mu. Carl BrrchcBen EM. William Jacob K!einhan> R« • sit of sale of- teal estate Jlli-d. itJiAN. und family were guest* of the latthat period nearly everyone was financially 1st. John W Dtming. dec'd Wai-" lease of guardian by wani filed, fi­ ...................... Dana Atiam: and t> r - aunt und uncle. Mr. and Mrs uT — uf.notice filed.'order appointing nal account filed order allowing ac- ... ------- ----------inconvenienced and embarrassed. Business Mr. and Mrs clvde Hahnger of Frank Aspinull. cf_ Halting.'.. Sunday count enu red, discharge .of guard-1 admsni.-lrgtor entered, lan issued, estate enrolled. ' s-- to~“‘ was almost paralyzed and industry was ; Mr mid Mrs Millard Bictifiiinn ;<ciin:in n.itfr Had, Bd, Jannett Wtllman. <-»%«.. .. ji.il .ncnv.mr ...............ni - — .. ............... — — • - Mt.- .1 W. Howard Fndav nteht. •Mr. and Mr. D. A McClelland; and Charley spefit Sunday evening' n»l ircour.t filed, order allowing order aiwimumi residue enrrred. du. greatly hampered. account' entered, discharge cf ad- charge ot executor issued, estate en miBistrainx issued* estat-.- enrolled rolled. Mr. and Mrs'.C. L Freeport! Cash was practically unobtainable by any­ What does your Bank Mean to You? r one (except those who had-been hoarding). All plans either for pleasure or enterprise were held in suspense. Adkins and Mr. nnd from her lUm--. and was able lo be spent Sundav lup-jSunday tor the first. ot Adolph: Mi--* Noreefi Clem visited, iter psrlento. Mr. und Mrs. Manon Clem of,Sunday Hurting-s and. Mayo p! NaMivillf iiptgrt Siaulaj CUT YOUR FOOD BUDGET By Shopping at Kroger Stores Sugar Cured Smoked Picnics Beef Pot Roasts ib. 6c Beef Ribs Lean and Tender Sausage ■' V'> 9c 5c IIOUl l\g r» Aid will I ai naettn*. ; 25c 25c Ibr. Ib». lb. ib.. Fresh Picnics Open Banks for Normal Business Relieves This Financial Distress! CT’IIESOUXQNESS of thia 'P>at s Wlfat Your Bank Means to 'ion! This bank, which we hope you may make yours, is rendering a safe and convenient service to its patrons and the community, as it has don6 for nearly a half century. bank’s policies han been tlvnion.'-irated- ihfqiigli all of. thene years. You are cordi- ' ally invited to enjoy the .serv­ ice ami convenience of this bank by becoming one mi" it. many patrons. r. in Sunfield. E. Bttsln»ax» inerting will! Forrest Houghton'. Friday: HASTINGS CITY BANK - 12c Veal Chops ' Home Dretied Ring Bologna or Franke 3 Spiced Ham in Palmer of Battle Creek friends in fho coimnpn- <m Earl- Hammon Sunday, who t-. Round or Sirloin All Cui. । All financial obligations, no matter ho\V im­ portant, rerriained unpaid. * Mr*. Prank Todd of near.Bradley /The W M.*Society will nvet nt called on Man/ Turner and oth-.u i hatm4. ■ Mrs. Abra Houghton this friends in the village Friday. . wit- k Wedni-.day ~ " - — • • Sunday yueMs John of Lacey were L'.iyne Ixaig arid' parent.-: Friday. iurnn nf Wood-*’ Pure Pork Hamburg Fresh Ground 3 Pork Steak u.n 3 A 9lf?ctlkS lb. .ome tune with herr Mrs McCk-lland and h-r niece Hazel Norris of lun-v returned .h.-r home in Na-hvil!< last week. Harvey Tnmcfi /jx?:si tin week end With hl- rt>h Marvin anil family "The Bank with the Chime Clock” IOC 25c TELEPHONE 2103 inftino■' The t wan quite badly - 51c - HASTINGS, MICH. - u-.d Fine For Cold Lunches OCJl- IllOUpj CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP Ivory Soap Medium tlie bar GRAHAM Crackers 4 ind (travelling of A areas deul 61 benefit to C.tnip F*. — be«n ih-rivcd loan the study Irciidy under wav .rid • hx'-di. and much praise it- due 19c !’sr« 22c 2 dewel CoHee " Fragrant 3 French Brand, Ib. 23c BALTIMORE CENTER. ’ No School Thuksday and Fndav; on account ot Hie illncw of the teacher. Ml*.* Gasxil). Mr. and . Mrs. Oscar Gallup of Harting ■ spent a f« w days lasj week Pine lake w.i- well repre.M’ntcd at with their mother. Mrs. Marguerite plmr.wtll Friday < venimt when- tlu- Gardner Junior play was presenicd the Hi.h school ar.dr-in'.im. Veun.r held this week Thursday evenin’;; ■ . . . and wtll be - entertained by u nur.v Mud play pm on by the Branch P. . T. A Music Ijy. Eckler s orchestra .s-itot from Battle Cmk. “ Vernon Smith has been quite sick and farin’ and in ,’lu* on wf li tohsllltis. Mr. rid Mr*. Spider spent Sundav wtth friends in Hastings. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Putm-U. will ’ B-'>’.;.ir<l ot S iu h. Hi'-:. celebrate their golden wedding amri.n r-arv May j. Open home will l> held to their many friends and n i. Mr. and Mi 19c 50c bag Country Club, lb. 27c HOLLYWOOD Block Salt ,b 19c tea 29c e-ib. block FANNSNGS Tfiwnas Hnnna last 25c BREAD.'aND BLTTER PICKl.ES entire copupunity* MfQu. DL'XFEE. M- ■.•i ll Dunkciberacr Edl'-.i Bali were united Hw. Hid King Thtralay Sock at the parsonage dr., and Mrs. Sam Courn i. liv a;, null laic,- with mi ■< Burdette Llchly Corn Syrup PEAS 2-'::J19c Graham Flour WALDORF 5 TISSUE 13c 5 19c ... daughter Nonna of H.-ftuaFriday evening wtth Mr. and Ray Clemen.' . Claude Clr metis spent Hi argali ECONOMY FREE! SU. it.’i Mr. and Mr. COMBINATION SALE! ''-.r I uc SCRATCH $1.09 FEeF chick run. r-Kir: LAYING MASH >»-<. .•, $1.39 cricp'Tceberj—large 60 cizc California Sunki.t 4 FRESH PEAS California—Sweet and tender potatoes Fancy: Near, Hath—I’. 5. No. 1 audit; . 1 CONVENIENCE QUALITY duces a distinctive style in cabinet design, with a finiih of white Dulux and hand­ some chromium hardy-arc. f°r 10= 17c 3 . 10c • BAKING containers—and a compart­ ment for frozen storages l/4 MORE FOOD SPACE A highly efficient, eperc-MVtng intuladon give* the cabinet smaller out­ side dimensions, but much greater With porcelain interior, every detail reflect! tliat quality which hat tnada Frigidaitc the choice of a mil­ lion more buyer* than any other electric refrigerator. new Frigidaircs at our showroom. THE SUF» FRIGIDAIRB LINE INCLUDES SIX NEW DELUXE AIL-PORCELAIN ___________ ___ ___________ MODELS— WITH MANY EXCLUSIVE FEATURES—THE FINEST fBIGIDAIRES EVER BUILT 3 .. 25c Oranges =.,^7^.,;, SWEET This new Frigidaire intro* tray, thit ,lip out of ih. freexer at a touch of the finger—extra room for tall HEAB LETTUCE 2 .. 13c Lemons Here is a new standardof economy. A genuine Frigidaire that operates on as little electric current as one ordinary lamp bulb. Automatic defrorting—ice or STARTING MASH Fancy Imagine a reirigerator that uses no more current than one o « Xi. I SAME PRICE AS 42 YEARS AGI will De tlccribii of ofiicere. Mr and Mr- c. t£ Boice and W L Koblc ,’v nt' Carter with Mr. und Mr Ward Wood ci Lansing, also Mr. pnd Mrs Alive Chepey, Rubv <t- .Sunday Ka.umazoo y»jth Mr. and Mrs. Le w;* EUckel. 4 GtNtK.41 HOTOR1 F4LUE 25MnKMfer25f Double Hif'd/ . Double Mm-' ’ Nothing else like it.. ; Don’t niiw our Demonstration... Come in Today POWER COMPANY �TflE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3*. IMS American Engineer Describes l£ 25'~‘ “ His Experiences in Russia u.lS.^.r.uD/towm-SSe. ro, example, in the middle of a severe of Dqltcn during his Hines*. F. J. Hughes, who has been quite 111 this week, is better and hopes sooi) to be at his place of business 1 Siberian winter the town of Chelia- your turn In another line lo pay for The above represents the theortithe article and finally stand tn line cal maximum of provisions allowed at each counter to obtain tbe article for a mouth from l)»e government ' Jstorea, The actual amount of food obtainable is considerably tew. how­ ever. because many of lias item-, are :often not available. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt both Mid they would have jb«*-n unable to exist If they hud de- .supply. The electrical plants arc unreliable at lhe best and quite fre­ quently even the modern apart- have moved back to Prairieville Glad to taw them wtth us again Mr. and Mr., John Brigham und son of Decatpr visited Mr. and Mrs. F J. Hughes Sunday. too, jhe water supply is not all it should be. Quite frequently the fau-, ceta fall to run and the iin-^uiv is so low that days ut a time wtjl jolw Fuitunutviy they toak a good -.upply before people in the upper apart­ ot proviAlouv with them and wete ments are able lo get anything ex­ able to'act purthoscfi Uirougn front , cept a gurgle of uir from theiquGermany. celx. Consequently II is a usual proIjvlng quarters in Ruwilu. Mr. and Mrs: Hunt said, varied from’ mod­ Dependent erately comfortable to utter squalor. the demand. Invariably. Mr. Hunt 'said, uihctalk of tlie Soviet party ate u>™ u, v.ry Uf».. A,IM HUlwm -ii .W^rtn-nl ”^1!? their friends hero Sunday Mr. and Mr* F.ail I'dina^ler nnd Buy Now . . . Prices must Go Up T1re«iont 4.75­ 5.00­ 5.25 Announcing the NEW Tirestone , ‘ J ,,wt ut- nm .hok. .Ud >,«■ Ic2jr ,...u Firestone has NOT cut Quality to meet today’s “war” prices! firestone SUPER OLDFIELD TYPE $4*9S 5.X7 S.9S stone quality Mrs. M. J. Nurrts Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs, R. S. Temple. Howard and Jack ut Kitlamaroo spent .the !carefully. d-.t»Ymiiii-' wli.it b done, cornea tiUck. and report PRICES ARE LOWER THAN S5.50 S.«5 6.60 Other She* I’reportluaately Low EVER. These tire equip your car AT ONCE and gfct the*e SUPER OLDFIELD great value* BEFORE PRICES GO UP! Charles Armstrong nnd Mr. and, lr< Henry Ben-on wen- in listings 4.50 4.75­ 5.00 ANDRUS SERVICE TELEPHONE 2240 Jefferson and Court Streets You want the BEST seeds you seeds dan buy germination percentage. thc Evangelical church ’in attanda:x<: at the tunkrai of their minister. U’-v J Rit-bcl. Tuesday, whose death came after two major operation* In Detroit on Easter murrilng. He will greatly missed by his society Rupias All are Michigan grown seeds (except lhe alfalfa seed). Mrs. S. C. Schuler and daughters Postmaster H. F. Voelker and son Htai day. A fine time wis enjoyed 1 Helena and Mrs. Walter Cook, wen Russell of fotua and Mrs. Carrie । nd all wished DonaldAqc wyuld Usling.s wee* Sunday evening call­ tn Grand RapldA Saturday. Deffendorf visited the formers sis­ lav-.- many more happy blrtliditys. s’ at the P. Huffman hard”. ter. Mrs. P A Eckardt. Sunday. Sberimm Built and family were IIII!ll!l!l!Ilhllilillillllll!liililiilll,iiIfflllRIIllllIiniiliHiffiillllllllllHlllllfilil SMITH BROTHERS VELTE & COMPANY Other Sires Proportionately Low Mr. and Mrs Raleigh Adni and family <>f Nfeley and Mrs. 1 Shepherd wen? Sunday itiwt* a We have a complete stock of all FARM SEEDS. CONSULT US ABOUT SEEDS. BEFORE YOU BUY ELSEWHERE! Hastings, Mich ss.es 6.1s 6.79 7.4a man Winkler over Sunday. Savior faire u ability to maintain Jay Norton ut Maple Grove and an unruffled exterior when burning district superintendent. Rev. W. H aflth inward tires because u woman's dog hiui risen to thc occasion and Evuncrhca) pulpit Sunday planted two muddy feet upon your no dnnw of privacy in the rootn* ox a Riis.si.--n hropital and th>* opsraHons may be watched by any per­ sons who happen to be nearby. curb, wjth their feet in pools of So far a* industrial competition it :water. .Some of this, he say*. may concerned. Mr. Hunt is ftrmty enn- have been c..Ujtd by too much vixl- Dealers in WOOL, GRAIN. SEEDS, FLOUR FEEDS, COAL, SALT. LIME AND ETC. blastings, Mich. . 1 well equipped, only fourteen com­ pleted tractors’were, turned out in1 two years and not all of tl.._ J worked properly, in .1 Russian plant. • Mr Hunt said. thc supcRntond.-nt Spring Special MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Two Year Northern Field Grown decide whether or not to carry out instructions. Consequently, affairs prokt'lus slowly in a Pjx-n.n pl.-nt. All Extra Heavy, .Strong, Sturdy Specimens—fteady to Take Hold QuicKly in Your Garden—Once planted these thrifty and hardy plants will give you an • abundance of flowers and a wealth of iullsfaction year after year. per me of the equipment.‘Machin­ ery is going to pieces through lack of proper •handling. Russian production fiqurr-. Mr. Hunt .1.114. are often confiMiig b<- Roses HASTINGS or not Cai? will tx- «cnt out ot the factory, for example. lacking er. -ntlal parts. which arc supposed to be shipped later. Even with this rdiprliod count thc hhjiwst rale of pro­ duction yet achieved in Ru sia is far'below that of the ordinary plant GOING TO PRESS If you desire a telephone installed in time to have your name listed in the new direc­ tory, or if you want your present listing changed, thc order must be placed by Monday, May 1 Call 2233 lhe ptc;;rjiu\by the Boy Scouts, under the leadership of Herbert Morvhotw, was much enjoyed at tlie P. T. A. mating Fndav evening.; Also ttM' talk by Attorney McDonald of 1141 turns. Mr. and Mts Will Spath ol New staus do not even trust one another. jTho espionage organuutlcm I - dtVldcd up into numerous group ■. and । ton were callers at tlie Brandstcittcr various groups may be spying nnd I home Sunday. tepertini; on one another. You cun 'said, just who th watching yourt Mr- *n<l A*rs- Or1- FIsliar were nwementj. It may be your inter-1 Sunday ultcrimun caller* al Will 'jireter. chauffeur, your houzetnald. ‘ and Frank Cogswell'* in Lakeview, the janitor ol thc flat where you Remember and be Mire to come to live, your offioe t»v. your plant as-1 Sunday School next Sunday montsiatant. etc . "all making n-potu tolln« H:J0. You arc cordially in­ , the G P. U. or secret |»Hce. vlted. Travelling in Rmcla is not . a very1 The Young pleasant experience. Mr Hunt said, will be h^l.f .—------ ---The traitu are alow, averaging per-Tiber's Fndav evening. April 2g. haps 18 inph. and as a rule tlw'lh* young i-eopte cordMUyfmcoaches arc pq^rty equipped. An;',it*^ exception is the' international cars Remember the Martin P. T A. I Which art modeled after thc ordi- »'Ul be held at thc .schoolhouse Frtnary .-deeping car-, of continental | rf«y evening. May ft. A cordial in­ Europe. But cren these luxury, trains'. 'Hatton is extended to all. are poorly heated and thc bedr both1 Sowral •»-last Friday th winter and in suimher supplied l> T- A ,----- „------------------ ---------- -----. -........................................... hhe pro-. blanket. Sturo the tempciattuc In grain put nt by the men of the; Hussia frequently touches forty de- 'tiushboritood.. Radiance Gruss An Teplitz Los Angeles J. L. Mock Flowerini Shru Rose of Sharon Hutterily Bush Japan Quince Tamarix Climbers Am. Beauty White Doherty' Dr. Van Fleet Am. Piller Large cojie-sluiped white flowers ehungbtg to pink in the fall. Blooms in Aug­ ust, lasting until fhe frost. Many Other Choice Varieties lo Choose Front Saturday Roses Planted Now Will Bloom This Season TdOSES and SHRUBS add color and an air of cosiness to your home., . transforming theunattrac’ live spots into Things of Beauty HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �PAGE TEN LEGAL NOTICES | CHAXCERY KOT1CE Ukb!**n. th. Clrrnlt Baikluu an<l L«in DOWUSG SCHOOL. HINDS CORNERS. BIRK* VILLE. | BRANCH DISTRICT. Mr Putnam and Mr.-- D.ekeran Lyle Tob;a„ of Battle Crtf* spent an* fh»L Hutton and; I. E Mudge, who has been 111 M will be returned a.t ’:«achcrs ot our "Saturday meh: and Sunday with hi» ‘nu.her of Walled Lake were peek mveral weeks, U gaining slowly. ; j Rev. Rev and Mrs. C P. Rhoades, Rhoades. Mrs. seltool for tlie commit >'e-'irparent*. Mi. and Mrs W O. sucs** ut ^rMrs. wiUj_ Sarah Ostroth and Leslie Adanu We un reviewing m thc eighth .Mr. ami Mis Floyd Tobi*- a:i( At .< r. <> « u> Mr; !inrt Mrs- Bllrr F»«t» are rr-' attended the funeral of Rev. Rlebel i srade. preparatory for lhe cxaoiina- uqustticr daughter Marl an of Tw.rau.-~~Katanian* .Mient from Frtd.iv meht till Sunday “"hi;! congratulallona-on the birth at Detroit Tuesday ot last week. I ' I'tr Putnam has icleawd the class ____ xntii their parent:. Mr. and Mr.', c. o! - 1;n,e daughter. Lois Louise. • | Mr and Mr«. Kenneth Norton,of] TN times of unusually heavy demands for money. Clayton Wililtla. RmaeU Meade Mar.ilia!) wep? Sunday guc»ts Of the honors. ‘ . .four N Tobius. 11 such ns this thi Country has just experienced, buildBom to Mr. and M. Richard ?n'J Dom‘" McKeown of Jit S. fonne.-'j. parents. Mr. mu! Mrs. Vli»- = k tamcaater Motiduv a son. c *vrv fcw:fc Uld Bi*sU of their j cent Norton, and Margery. In the I Q ...„ Marfcirtc Smith. 955, 2 ~loan _J companies may take advantage of a ing _nnd Mr. Edd Tnm: and daughter I’netd. ht.e. ’afternoon they all went to Wall lake k ’ Slate Law which will enable them to pre­ certain State Baltimore tpeni pan of -' ,1a,M1 •' ,rs Robert Martin and to call on Mrs W. W. Potter, who i . . . . CulVl litU'.nL !>l 7. lost wei-k with her partm' Mr. and 01 Lukcvicw were guest: Juts recently returned from Florida] vent “runs" This provision is a protection to the Robert Reel, W3. < ! Mr und Mr.; ILtl Lathrop sun- 1 and found her much Improves! from 1 The other nu-mbew of the /Usj Mrs. W.' O. Tobias. ‘ share holder, because it enables lhe company to > liter accident. . , who will i«celt, tenth, grade diJay Wcbvty; ct puttie Creek pmt <lay. ’ continue business as usual. Mr: Elsie Sebastian of the He*-! Clayton and Helen Willits called < piema.; ..:t Lie's poweil. Thelma Thursday nigh* tliln .'Jr. und Mrs. '• Luoiaz. .u. . . asm;.. .11 ....H IL- .i ,'^' v. Z- «. 'Tv-K ’• ■ ' -,.u *Wu-. in,'.r " U»«t in the KK-]<■!> Mrs. W W. Potter ut Wail lake.; The NATIONAL has never missed a dividend Cur.±.;’. 1 Friday evening. i Eurkland Mr. mid Mrs. Archie -Sinclair s«4 .C-llat.d home Sunday. Mr and nor lost a dollar of.any member’s principal. Catmmeix'.rccnt exerd’-r * to lx1 Children and Mr ujHf Mrs. L<v Hen“rj1 Mr- .11 J’ WilliUs ami. Mr- Allen Rage, who ha* spent a> u-r-nwi uro <•-- Helen called on Mr. and Mr.. Will! vacMion' of two weeks With the fam-; ar day evening May> - • Her.-hott and son son on»<tonio«v,v; r.r®at!omorv,v..itcd Mr ■n;h graders will pn-en: ’ ' *•ami“Mi ■ Ronald ■ - Hair.-- -nd ° Tobias of SMulU and found Mrs ! dj' liere. will rctiirn to the Ypsilanti; ... ______ ‘c.-jii;;- rmu. Sunday. ’ 'Ubta not gainfiiR^ ua her many ■ hoipltal Wednesday. : r.is».' in the church !w. • ment. this No items last week at vnu.- .-crib''•‘V *°uld ws-h. . ■ An. uncle of Mr- Zeno Decker’ Thursday niTO.:. Apnl 27. Thi: w.v un the sick lit. L.-.Hl-DckKnopf of !U*Ungac- from Hasung.; is ^pending a few < r. had to be r-.- nomd twice. Flmd Tobiu.- and iLsua- Gladys c.mipmncd Dora Day home Friday day* with Mr. and Mrx Decker and ;,r. -in-.l;. Iimnc tn come Hcnderabott. of k.i;<hiuu.v> i> ;.i and .stayed till flu * ■ --.cning. • family Dtlroit't Oldttt Building and Loan Auociatian -,r i1’"1 Mni- F™nK H ibbard and' uv Bailey, who has been hctplnir Ittrrtr .< this time. An- only chanting Mondav’ afternoon anti Tue-<•..,••• i Lt r.nt OdmteMon. The mtn their parent.’, hclpmir c.-s rm and. Mrs. rn-d Hubuard of Al-(g* home of hl* uncle. I. E.| 1250 Griswold Street, Detroit Wo! <.1 H. Jin- -, will unit th'-ir mother Mi- c N Tobin. ' Mn mid Roy Pre ten and daughter, Mudge, was in Nashville Sunday to W€tJ1 lak i-k ix-mof Detroit -men: D- c thy. of near Lacey were Siuiday "'lend the funeral of Herbie Church J. L MAUS. REPRESENTATIVE IN HASTINGS .--2—. -—«-•-•---------------’ hu,t wek with hU paten s Mt at-4 RUest* of Mr and Mrs. Ralph De- which was field Sunday afternoon, i -----' Vine and Mrs. Wm. DeVuie ! --------------• Mrs Geotre Di-Mott Mr. Dollar, ulia Im l>-< n staying' STRIKER SCHOOL DlsTRltT. Mr and Mrs Wm. Cushing and Mr and Mrs Fdd. Holley of KaiMr. and Mra Donald Geiger atMr ‘and Mrs. Ellery Ingrrwll of amazoo*Bpcnt Friday nfc-ht w.th her. wtth Mt.- Wm DcVmc, has pone to Freeport to work. tended tlie funeral of Mrs. Geiger.. Anna wen- iccent gw*U ot Mrs. >ut»r. Mr and Mr, Burtvll Philips. Me>. r... and Mcwlamer. Ralph De- siMir at Saginaw' Sunday. and family. Jane McCann. nd '-oils Vine, Verne Hawbliu and Herbie. Mr*. A. Herrington and daughter] week end with Mlsws Adelaide and ol n daughter to Mr. and Mrs FurMrs Jviln Springer. who ha: been _. s Bunx’i . H ti H - WU. iA i.’.’end'-d "Tlie Truil ol Earl of Battle Caretk called at Walter Kebecca ^'llkinson of Maple Grove, rest Jackson ot Kansas City. Kan. ’ ’ . Mr. and Mr*. Samuel Geiger rt- Mrs JackMin will be remembered spent Sunday with Mu* Sum. Wruiiii. a’ the Methodist churchi in . Irises’ Saturday. Mn.. Matilda Fox ----- -------- Nashville Sunday evtiuiw. Mbs iu.tiier Sinker spent tlie reived word last week of the birth ns Eleanor Geiger. niimdittr. Mrs. Burr Warner, and Phill.m ] Mr. und Mrs. Herbie Wilcox arfnmilv of laim.ing last uee-r. cumjtank'd Mr and Mrs. Albert Hui ebity to Muskegon and Shelby Monday rrtunung Wednesday. I They tame burnt;.by u.iy ol Zeeland] and visited lhe hatcheries ihw. I i Cumirutulauun* are extended to! I .iiu- Webb Hiul Mb* Arietta Swift twho were married Saturday •■•.cning. i ' h’Mrs’. , B< Mehl | Thursday. WITHDRAWALS mortgage bale: rani ®11£ Rational ^Coait & ^nucstmcnt (flompmui MORTGAGE RAI.C KOHTU.tllB FOBECLOaUBE i Mi v. Irefio Harrington will entertahi tin- Dt-iton L A. 8 for timin' tktd Funr .n-nt ,n *’’dm 'day May 3. Enryone tti • ‘ ’ tiled. and Mu illts i'u Sunday .< MIDDt LA II.I E. Richard> etiti. iti- Powell, ut <1 Mi ’ HAS NOW win Can Fii Atwi dinar! ciuilon That asked have t go to whatc Sine RBIllZC indent “home rlatloi makin at Ind organ! loan u for th that ti rigid r govern tings 1 aucce.M been r ujwlb. elation __ _______ Ith Beatrice Dunning Friday afu-r- ORDER FOR PURLICATV’N. SE’ is that and lo Tying make - lion, 1 •nti.ti fricnd% and’ relatives lunday night ijt the Ihriu* of M: ■ Add* Pcnnuck ccka'.- 74th btrthdK'. IVWwa fifty igo that das thttf Mr and Pvnnbek movd on to Hie farm ♦ EXI .md Mr John Depriest er .of Sunday gu. »ts ot Mr. •ere mad home tow Mi -, f rroy Cnus of BanSunday visitors ot Mr. ’ins. Hantm^un. ~ and ANN DA urandmotliv: EXH T tMIDKR FOR PUBLICATION Thirt ini Hund.iv annmincing c Katurday evening of M's Qhi-u Blachman O ; ir E M-- tT both of Ohio' Delton friends Hu ti The work close 1HM fall frr I had mad. .atij (36 Houston nnd family sire Gilkey farm. Agent Annua . the H •Thir l*:m near flilyer Creek. to the. irand R, .WEST HOP! Tlu: Christian £ lamp-. d Sunday cm * following oBkrt■» j ORDER FOP. PUBLICATION returned to her home •* Sunday after spend­ winter witfir her daughter. Relreksi tided the at McC.Ulu.n-, Secy rs Merri- Wm. Culp mid Mrs. Millard: pr.l !!'. Alter a bwin-i a pnr.trmrt was given: Callers,’' and ORDER FOR PUBLICATION The Anta-Sludge Motor OU New ease for motors, greater economy, is latest achievement of nnd Kirs. Chas. Winters of d Alamo spent Sunday with her bruth-r. H. Hartwell, and family. ; Standard Oil lubrication engineers Mrs. Asa Strait. Mid Prbcilla w< Adrian Friday. George Hall went to Fostoria. Ohio. Monday aftet;.his father, who will stay ylth them mtfot of' the -ummer. CHANCERY NOTICE to Nu in tbe longeat, liardcHt, bo ties I driving — a lubricuihm you can buy today. Try it! New Low Price! A diotinct new aid to motor performanre 25 1h ready for you Imlay . .. tin- first nonvludging motor oil... lao-Vis ’’It.” Thia perfected lubricant is tbe result of a totally new proe.esi in oil refiningthe (hlier rar* in proportion. «rrnrdij4 *•’ cronkroocapacity. ho-Vis "D,” per quart, 25c (pltt» tax) Chlorex Extraction Procr**, developed by tbe 12th a", the Wells school Fine re­ f r» ‘hmrnts and a good p.~ <ram - tr-mg pl.innod This will be the oi • • meeting tht» year Wilt< tl ShrTk and Mr and Mrs len Idetna of Detroit spent over • week end at Eli Strait's vrhtr and tam.iy Mr. and Mrs A! RAlerlng of I indav . Alanton are the proud parmta of Cynut Button of a baby daughter bom April. 19. She > visited Mr. and’wjll answer to Hie name of Carolyn Sunday. Mart* Mr* Raven ng was Lucile lildrrd Kinney iixs gone to DtBe who lived here about ten jetr* ’ ,wk ago: Perry of Chicago Mr and Mrs. Wilford Price of last week with his tansing spent Sunday at tIRTII M ll't I __----------JARBERS CORNERS. NORTHWEST RVTL.5ND. | Th? following officers were elected Mr. .otxf Mrs James Burdick of of a special meeting of the Alton "Hand >vr<- over Sunday guc*-' P T a. Wednesday evening: Pre*:।. oi Mr. und Mr» Jim Dibble dent. Eugene Nichols; rlce-presiMr arid Str- Ge «« Benedict of dent. Harry Brtwn; secretary, thc Wayland were Siuiday gurtL* cf Mr. teacher; treasurer. Cyrus Shroyer, and Mrs. John Bent diet and Wen-; Mr. and Mrs. Caryl Fuller on ac•‘■y । count of the illness of Mr. Fuller Mr. ar.d-Mrs Will Newton Of thejare rtaylng with tlie latter's parFn-her iwwhborhocd waited Mr nndlento, Mr and Mrs Wm. R Hale of Mrs. Fred Comp Sunday. 1 Carlton Center. Dount lieAdin which ociuon chai rm ment Bauer Arrant Tbuiis Barnu the K Hawn alms Recep old J. on Pro ranged norm Ladles niemb aftenx Standard Oil Company (Indiana). And liefore it wax put on the market. ImibVIs **Dw hm subjected to more than 1,250,000 mile* of Ullage the co must nmoun day-by-day driving, in 51 different types of motor vebidcA. the co Them teats left no room for doubt. hosVia "D” han something! Something new. Some­ thing above and beyond ita fine lubricating brain off ohl oil — refill with fre»h anii-Utldfm IsozVll tings court uxatlo qualities and ita greater durability. HrSre, al last, ia a motor oil that does not tludgc, even her*'.I <n as int po&sib local I longpr-IaatiBg oil — the most economical fine stocking spent'Sunday with: daughter. Mrs. Floyd Coilison. SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pint winter Rober CiftlLM is the Home ing on Com Mr. Hartmgn of • SHORT MINUTES with a rafer. twreter-rumiing motor with must Comp nut: t lhe du hare lime t ALSO DISTRIBUTORS OF ATLAS TIRES much � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-05-03.pdf 670e4bf7fcbb46bc4a4168c4135f0269 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR 10 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. MAY 3, 1933 SIX PERSONS OR FIRMS MAKE APPLICATIONS HUSTINGS 8. L ffl. ’""".’S,««TWO MYSTERIOUS HIS NEW HODK-UPi“t;!•■£: ■ FIRES NOW AFFILIATED WITH FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK Six Hastings Carriers Cover 100 More Miles Than Nine Once Travelled I s to Bell. Beer and Light V Wines -..--Light ’ in This City PAGES'4 to 6 CUE KES SEB OUS D8MGE NAZARENEW.M.S. TO HAVE CONVENTION Rev. John McKay, Returned Missionary From India, to Give Address All Scouts in Co. Unite For Gala “501 Week” Demonstrations Planned When Poalmoster William Shul- NO KNOWN REASON FOR Applications for license to sell WM. STEVENS PINNED UN­ The Kalamazoo zone. W. M. 8 of EITHER ONE OF THE beer in Hastings have hern made by DER A LARGE PIECE ters was named for that office qk-ven Michigan District. Church of the tho following. Nazarene. will meet with the local ;years ago. there,-were nine rural BLAZES OF CONCRETE PROGRAM BEGINS WITH , Carvetb A: Stebbins, to be sold in Hastings- Nazarene chlirch on May i routes out of Hastings. Tills nurnOUTDOOR EXHIBITION Sth in an all day convention. Mrs. ' । l»er lias been cut to six. and the IS THERE A PYROMANIAC jsumptlon on the premise-.. WILL AID LOCAL ASSN. HAD GONE BARN ____________ (CoraTO Knight and *(n. Jessie Snow. SATURDAY HU ITC Dtrill AD ta/ADiZ n,nnber ot mU« ' J >nt and Treasurer of TO CARE FOR STOCK Kt'Z'X' IN ITS REGULAR WORK Cartiers is one hundred more than; AT WORK IN THIS CO.? j consumption on the premises. ... j of Saginaw, will be ----------- j covered by the nine- This will show ii Trio —for OBJECT: TO SECURE McKay.'’ recently .. «----------—ZTT. - ' Tr‘° .Cafe ca‘'— 10'’ beer bt*r to 10 lie «■ fold In »» ----------present. Rev. John McKay. Can Borrow Money to Help ‘hat the government is. in it* own It would .Be Well for Farm- original packages or consumed on Rutland, Hastings and Carl- returned missionary from India, will 501 NEW BOOSTER^ —----------------------------------- r /i wgy. wav. tukliur taking care nf of tlw tlie fact that a. a era tn Bp nn the premises. « speak m both the afternoon and NELSON GARDNER WINS Finance Purchases of 'i rural carrier now coyers his route; e 3 to ne on tne . Amertcan Cafe—for beer (o lie sold ton Twps. Visited by a evening service*. Large delegations with an automobile instead of horse, Homes for Patrons FIRST PLACE WITH . “Roaring Eighty" to Oongre> Lookout I in original packages or consumed oh Twister Monday Eve from western and southern Michiand buggy, as was ncce-ssary when The Hastings Building and Loan | gate Tuesday Morning— At a little before two o'clock Wed-: th£ prt??LT?, At about jilne o'clock Mondav «an W”1 ’“end. Special music and 238.5 POINTS Association lias been carried on or­ this service was .started, improved night a cyclone swept across Rut­ highways s are resiionsiblc tT for the Spectacular "Lost dinarily in the same manner as i \ beginning at 10 30 A. M.. afternoon JEANNE CINCEBEAUX land and Hastings township.;, । customary with such organization^"-*” “r .t,,r ,MTtns country fire. It having been dis-. not consumed on the premise* 1:30 and evening al 7:30 o'clock. Child" Hunt many outbuildings, un­ covered that the b«rn on the Mrs.] Levi Mead—fpr beer to be con- wrecking IS SECOND WITH 218.4 One of tiw most active programs roofing a few barns, twisting some You are invited to attend, Fred Rcnkes' farm, on M-37. about ] turned on the premia only. off their foundations, up­ In the history ol Barry county one-quarter of .a mile beyond the Tire city council has placed these. buildings Fifteen Senior Students Com ­ 1 scouting will begin Saturday. Mat trees, completely destroying to complete die transaction, it would , rou,*# 0411 of Hastings, city Umlta. wa* ablaze. When the; applications in the city attorney’s, rooting prise Honor List Given Ii6. The event will be known a* 501 firemen arrived the flames had i Klin Sigler's. 1 Lands and he to wait- two barns in one of which the own­ go to the local banks anti borrow' gained such headway that it wa* ing for in.-tructior» from the state er happened to be at the time, so in­ whatever was nect'ssury. j Out This Morning i Wliy 50! WEEK? juring him Hint he died a few hours ImpaMible to do anything toward ifiquor control board ut Lansinn. Since the depression, that has > honors for the Senior II The ...., _____ ,_____________ Barry County Scout Council later. Having the barn, which wa* totally! — ---------- ■*'“ *——-------been Impossible because the banks were announced today I realizes that now during alack times The worst damage was on the I Illi < ■ W ,----------------... . -destroyed together with a few farm'; Ipive rmt been in a ixnltion to make; at High school, the first seven being j riica jobs are difficult to gel and William Stevens farm In Rutland, tools,and some hay. The deirart-. loans. There have been recently of-1 on M-37. about three-quarters of a 4 H CLUBS TO HAVE EX­ , the ones who will have parti in tlie boy* have on extra amount of idlo , ment did save Uhi buggy slied.'al-: ganiu d, under the auspices of the I commencement program, if the iu-1 rime on tlieir hand*, the role played mile west" of the city limits. Before ' though one end of it was badly ] federal BWicnaumu, government, x.lim several AVWCJIU federal!I -VM.IUI . HIBITS AT THE METHO­ ual custom Is followed. The honor by scouting la particularly importretiring Mr. Stevens told his wife IS’&TZSiOr RURAL SCHOOL PUPILS burned. They also saved the gar-T istudents are as follows: |ant and worthwhile Because of that he believed he would go to the DIST CHURCH age and corncrib. The Estimated nt aiding building and loan Nelson Gardner first with 238.5 |stack times, the council also rcalire* basement of his barn. He had a row toss was 52.000 We have not been ’■ clarions a;, well Us individuals in! OF COUNTY NEXT points; Jeanne 'cincebeaux second,! that if Barry county wishes to conthere which he expected would ; able to learn the amount of insurmaking loans on real estate. The PROGRAMJSTARTS WITH 218.4; charlotte Hubbard third, tinue an active program ot scouting, SUNDAY P. M. CONSUMERS POWER CO. how she was getting along He light* jance. . ------------------ ---------------------nearest of these banks to Hayings Lsi ... . .fourth, .. new friends must be obtatnad. HEALTH CONTEST AT 9:30 -Jolm -— 170- Stakl.w.Jey wi*k. flfth 20775; uss; Jegn Tlwrefore the object of thl* special at Indianapolis. After this bank was’ t-d his lantern, stepped out of the nankinvunraoi ni organized, the local building and WILL BE HELD HERE AT house into the rain arid won Motion Pictures, Style Revue McBain sixth. 2075; Barbara John- week will be to secure 501 NEW TENSION WIRE- c loan association made application nruTDAi aimiTfiDii 1*1 and had been tlgre all winter The reached the bam. Not long there ­ t aca n- i > n, ,, . .son seventh. 2005. BOOSTERS AND SUPERVISORS ----------- Y for the privilege of borrowing from’ LtNInAL AUUIIUKIUM house had been unoccupied. Tt! by 250 Oirls and Talk by Th, ,lcu lmx,r,bk OF SCOUTING. after the cyclone came galloping that institution. There are certain' ----------WORKING NEAR BRICK along, smashing lne burn and. as a Dr. Austin Are Planned mention and, the points made, are: From May 6 to 13. Inclusive, the rigid requirements, a* with every Miss Mary Ann Collinge of M. result of it. Mr. Stevens Was so in­ council has prepared the moat com­ Plans for the 1933 eh"v" 4-lf Handicraft ?lty government institution. The Hus- - -- - — “i m, ® >“ »: Uary- 2000: PrlM?llla Brook*, Tnu l, <1.. r«nl Um CHURCH, CALEDONIA jured that his death occurred a few .nd S. C. Music Department i barn plete demonstration of scout work fire whose origin cannot be ac- > rings Building and Ix>an Association itours later. He was evidently stand-; | ever undertaken in so brief a time. j counted, for. The barn of Rlcliard Wire Touched ~ Kuccciffully met them all and has Will Be the Director Carried 7,500 lug cMae to the west wall of the i The object win be to sell rcouUpg been made tin affiliate of the Fed­ The iccond annual Music Festival.; Foreman, which burned Monday basement of hl* barn when the Acni ThJ' hub AchlrwSt ttav UVero Olls' IM0: Norval Stamm. I to 501 new booster*. All communi­ Volts—Probably Para­ in->n eral Home Loan Bunk of Indian- to be given by rural schools of this, night, must have been .set as My twister lifted the building of! Ils, Agent. Tne ciuo Achievement i»aj ------ .— ties in the county will take part. will be held on Saturday. May 13th, Foreman hud not had a lantern in M.P.U Thl, pro- U wl|| |„u „„ lyzed His Heart . foundation and crushed it In doing at the Hasting* Methodist church l Iaj“ I* “*‘?^i/J?, 2?^' ,' I Prosecuting Attorney L. E; Barnett it for ten years and had retired for S.IL" “ «“ “"i •—i.IUnira,. May T. al tour oelock In Lewits Belson. aged 38, who lived i this, a large chunk of the cement ! in in charge, assisted by scoutmastBetter than 1.060 article*, made cituion. • the q<.ntru| school auditorium. Miss the. night some time, before he on South Michigan Avenue, was wall, a- piece that would weigh ....... ...... ..-w-.■ j,-. nw riifTerrnt r-iuii memhere icurs pa. t when avtragu percentages ■ i !ers and leader*. It around1 three pounds, given. Now. marks in all school , Tlie entire city block on Court Ttie udvaiuane nt Uil, rannwtton M„,. Arl., s. c. I heard the roar of the flames. ~ 'hundred ----- ■ —— "•* ——was hrw ’ h01It thT winter will £ in may be possible that a flre-l#rg W electrocuted at about 3:00 yesterday. brc-kenoff ‘“j *1n‘bvr' Mis* sviva,: subjects for credit 1> Uul. In cum* whm he bulMmuI,dt|ut,„,n„ k ——--- and fell onto Mr Stevrns.J niace and ‘iudaed "** which — •- is — granted;,j Bstreet mh., from Broadway w to izaiurvn Church *«* In . ' abroad In any event it would be Tuesday afternoon, while he was-crushing U»n wuUUon neBrea. In ear-.eiu, M„ j *. MeHully us acconiTFaaflnua will ...lit be Ka. turned over toI—boy U in nls ins chest Chest and and breaking breaking r an “.<. Rp .. g raindin .'".Y? qtate . !arc arc considered, considered, and and only onlv tlu* tlu- mgrks marts ; Hastings with two other llnenu n. Fred Bechcrushing in , nrt Mr rying on Hs regular business, to; panlA( n105- wpo attended th<- first well for farmers to be on the look- tel-and Fennor Hcevenair. also of । his left leg. Mrs. Steven*, after c|i|b' iendm'fron; Michigan’State for u‘c 5«-i chfht semesters a stu- scouts on the opening day. Saturday, . make ; loun to rompto e a traiuarc- Mllslr whw.h w„ lwre ‘ out. this city, nt work on a pole about a • what she tiiought wns Mifiktont time ; .. dent is in attendance are considered May 6. Tent* wUl be pitched, conOn Monday night Ixit week two quarter of a mile north of the Buck;tor him to have returned to the tiup. it can now do this with tlie last May KuVe lljgh praise nie 5-,..,.^-.. morninc -nch ln determining points. So if a stu- tests will be staged, and varloiu (Conrinded on page three) ' rpiendld-work done by the rural stu­ big barns in Kent county were church, in Caledonia township. Tlve house, became anxious, about him . wU| . renrwentative tn:<ient sllould **' 1,1 school five phase* of scouring demonstrated, three tn the and decided that “ she■ ™"> would »» go to the county Health Contest- th" years only eight semesters urxild be ’ «uch a* campcraft, fire building. - ---------------- --------------------denta The public is welcome to this » ” were «"• making ■«> shifts «"■>>• '» “ . -d| wlnnlng, > nnd ’r| wU| wnt taken into account in figuring'rope splicing, handicraft, signalling, ■ festival. suspicion of Incendiarism. “ •- zn..». yi’-..,- ... *.i_ui— n..._ points. ■ manual training, etc. One group of ! Following Li the program: j Tint rnD oten I nAUC tact with a high tension wire, carry- .was gone and was horrified tb find Cl)11„Re <n jul.. | When determining the mark forhcoutg will.gfve free Babeock t«l» w“rfci^^.TOOn"Ppfc|TIME FOR SEED LOANS I llrlt rUn ottU LUANo ing 7.500 vulls. HU companions taw her husband in the basement, with; .. 1(3 .= there wilt he five reel* nf ‘*,e ,lst semester the average of the, for milk “"u during the day. Barry a— county scouts will be present two I RFFN FYTFNDFD hlm « ,un »vbuI * ” • MK> n aroused this huge stone pinning him down. nio tion pictures shown from the flrsl l * ’ ° markings of thut semester I County ChorusInAo DttN tAltNUtu Myln<: -Im all right.,'Shortly att- 81* summoned all her strength in uton »o«t^nt cme ’haU ** «»n.idered Credits from: hundred strong. The Scout Bugle 1. The Florian Song. Benjamin'1 ■ A _ . „ ... er that he became unconscious It u- nn effort to lift it. but could not.jJs ' Michigan beavers showlnt oth’-'r h‘8h school* be evalu- and- Drum Corps of Battle Creek Godard. Applicationa Made Until May believed the high tension current She ran for Ivelp across the road to, ld.. . ’•utad. in points according to the will be here in a body to help make «> _____ ........ .1 tieiehbur's . . . DL..ra..A number nomh..r per unit made -.KU.. 2, Song of Hope, Traditional He- ' ANNUAL ACHIEVEMENT > ,'iMralyzed his heart Bechtel and :* neighbors. The two tried hard but but, . C0V..rB . 111 nr„' I average while the afternoon more festive. Event* 15 —About rrn 70 T Loans brew Melody. ; Hocvcnair carried the body to tin could not release Ute injured । showing the nlontina eare and nn>-1ln Hastings High school, and no are to commence al 1 30 o'clock. DAY ON MAY 25 ENDS 1। 3. Andalusia, Old Spanish Song. Have Been Mado iground, and from .... that time ....... until, A third person_waa summoned and| ulcUon of 01lr fOre.".. n, -. student who has not attended Uw Throughout the week with the ex­ THE SEASON' 4 Sec! The Conquering Hero: Harold ____________ _ ______ _ _______ ___ ____ ___ __________ ______ -______ * usaumtivo ___sch<wl •__ -____ r-___ .................. ....... ...................... J. Foster, County Agricul-i the body_ i«u4.. wa* brought to _______ Pennock! ...... (Continued... on -page flvcA great, destructive wmu walk ui of ure fire ana and ______ Iocal ,‘— 1Kh fur—31 ■«. leaat-r-. t*°—ception of Thursday and Friday, tt tn . ............. . . .... v.-nns ■Halt K.2’.™-.!!!'.'’.'''' Juta jtural linatArnl. In- received r~l>«l w4rd from] tram'topliallnr. .1 55 ‘clock ’°«* « * u. .< SiJ'kninuj^liTllrtoS tUVu* >*£» •**" •» kIIitIHIa ,'hnrv... “««> - kUyTi .M ffW wii’n. V- ___ Agent, ha* h«Vlta‘ hw. « ■ r,M m.hi.aatte t.d«M Kivrmin.nl Ihal Ui. S’"1 "X' " ““ LOCAL CIVIC PLAYERS A ihlrd rml ato.j Mlchli.n mln. 5™‘ *m»n.1r.Ui»» In EXHIBITS PERTAINING v- 5' Turn Ye government mat ,loyw.., Bte Yr to to Me. Ml. Old oid Highland Iri«,lla,i<l tnc irarmi .Kivrmnwni ma, the m-ima.r a> rmi rmployw. an, hutruclcd UMmelrd i ..... miniiTTcrr^ Industrie, which will br very In'■ B’s P« ■ th-hnn. but In all communlttan Melody, । rime for making application for seed {o do. applying the pri4xribed meth- . NAMt UUMMli I tto tcrestmg and educational A fourth crcdU: c*35 ,,er '■ credU: D'2 f*r having organised troop*. There will TO NUTRITION STUDIES Thornapple W K. Kellogg Orches- J~m has been to May 15 <^s u. restore life ln such cases । ----------.i rcfl reel inow> shows ol!1 old nlMorlc historic anrt and bcauti- 'x E-0 per ’< credit. be special tervices for scouto at thot Cnira W1^ JiTCTbeen unde^ John Ketcham Accepts Office. 'ful “1 Mackinac wand, Thirty-One Gronps Have Six-'tra— Island, one of the first first Commencement exercises will be many of the churche* in varfoug 1 The Grand Dnern Selection tnose larmers wno ziave neen unm- |law electrocuted have been , „ , land tlie county — i and most fascinating spot* to ube held* in the Central school audi- sections of the on. Sunday, Hundred Enrolled—Con- t 2 Miserere—11 Trovato re Verdi cified on what tolin regard ing mak-' restored to life after nn hour or; ot Treasurer—Memberthe moat ipectacuI settled in Michigan- Tile fifth reel ,ortum afternoon. June 2. **May — “7. ‘ One of ‘ **---------------coMoe.or.MiMU.Miiorw,,. I —.hip. BU1UB Soon 0VUU Available ovaimuiv shows the life on the much-talked-'at The class numbers lar event* will be the great “MoWHtinue Work Next Year • ration With the first presentation of the 1 ,R°y*,* ',0Ut ,n 8a'*r I,>wly 100 and Boat Child Hunt“ uq The Home Economics Extension County Chorus­ Monday. May 8 On Monday evework for Hie 1932-33 season will * ” ‘ ‘ k >. ” ™., 'the^iatXt'addlrionloclvicactIvlins ise*’n ln tllrlr m*“vc haunts ns well KIM SIGLEB'S GUN LAKE ning will be scout caucuses at which close May 25th according^ Harold See. Negro Spiritual. j ty. This Is a somewhat larger numO{ recovery. the ,atcst addition to civic activities. cottage burned thurs. MM 2X‘“u“m£X J. Foster. Comity Agricultural 2 The Asra, Anton Gregor Ru-'bcr than made application last year? jjr Grayta-il of Caledonia was nll^‘n* . . „ . 1 ApWatlons for loan* will be tak-1 summoned quickly and injected a1 Agynt. The scawm will end with the Firc Originated From Deter- S.'mT7°2Tek2"£2u2» Annual Achievement Day held at J. Fairest Lord Jesus. Crusaders en only on afternoon*, os there will pcart stimulant but it produced no ‘1 the Hastings Methodist church. a oymn' o . i”2l 1K' anyonc ln ,,M' c,011*>lyf;effect. An ambulance from Middle-1'-- ------------------- T-Tr .......... —■ Thirty-one groufw. with nearly 4. Sailing Song. Franz Lehar.'office mornings after May 1st. to a*-lvlIle was called and brought the ! berahip ure now available upon re600 members, have been studying (From "Merry Widow", isist with this work. Anyone plan-1 body tiw hospital lu-re All the I <’UVht from <•<*>«»■« “>'• AMOCta- tings High school, will be in charge' Cottages Saved I (Continued an page two) ' First Year Nutrition througiiout the PrcsentaUon of Awards for Music ning to come to Mr. Foster s office ,tlme Bechtel and Hoeverialr worked Itlon and ,rOm Mrs Wrtle Stebbins. Fire destroyed Kim Sigler's cot-1 ---------------■» »■»................. winter under the leadership of MIm Books. Mrs, Mapde Binlth. County 10 make application should bear this faithfully over their unfortunate1I Chairman of tile Membership Com­ of. the pictures. At 11:00 o’clock the local leaders tage at Gun lake Thursday fore,, INDEPENDENTS SET Roberta Hershey. Nutrition Spe­ Commbaioner dFSchoobt. z *P mind. Tills move la necessary be-; cumpanlon. trying to restore him to mittee. An annual fee of one dol­ • iContinued on page five! 1 'noon. Mr Sigler had had' exten«»-*..»»»• cialist. Michigan Stale College. This lar is charged which admits the Address, Dr. William McKinley cause the county extension budget (Continued on page six) slve repairs and zfuprovementa : FOR BIG SEASON is the seventh £var the organized Robinson. Director of. Rural Educa- 15 no‘ larRp enough to allow for a member to both Spring and Fall ■--------------- -» made on the cottage zand Mr*. Sig----------Home Economics Work has been go­ tion, W. S. C.t Kalamazoo. Ml time ofiice secretary. i ■■ it• ■--------- plays including a reserved seat a: SPEARED GAME FISH­ ing on in this county. ler was there when the fire wa* disLocal Nine Schedulei Gamea such performances and also to all PAY FOR THEIR FUN covered, putting things , in order for Committees arc already hard at social events and reception* held cZ™d'ki£S;he. Danin. LIBERAL OFFER ON work to make, the Achievement Day for members only. The annual Violation. Mean Withdrawal the approaching time when TX the IK ‘°r May, June, July—New «---------------- Aapiranti Want Tryoute as interesting -and worth while as event, of the year, a ball given upon n«.<DELINQUENT TAXES of Spearing Privileges in -summer, it is believed that the fire ' Is Hastings frying to have a basepossible. Everyone of the sixty-two Feb. 1st of each year, is open to c.— originated from a defective chimney. local leaders Is taking tome part In the rural schools of Barry county. T, „ .. , , . members and their friends but will Non-Trout Streams Mrs Sigler had started a grate fire ball team again this summer? That the Achievement Day work. It is under the direction of some one con-; If Paid Before July 1, 1933, Again there is need for tonuitocs require admission at the door to. expected that nearly every group A^n- *.lt.h ,hT. for the children's lunches at school, defray'the expenses of the very' Dennis Yarger and Lionel Cole, of It is believed that through some de- is a question heard frequently on No Fees, Penalties or In. , ’ ... .... 4111 make some exhibit pertaining of tlie stale college, whojtome* to' as the supply Li entirely exhausted exceptional cntcrtainntcift that Is - Nashville, were arrested by Officer feet in the chimney the upper por- "the street" these days The anthe county to start the work In the' torest WJ11 Be Added Sumner Thursday night while tion of the cottage was set on fire, swer is “YOU BFT!"—and a team to Nutrition studies. The youngsters need the vitamins intended. . spearing game fish in the Nashville It was blazing when Mrs. Bigler' that promise* to be every bit as Mrs. Alma Flngleton, Welcome, scliojrls, and gives instructions to the! On April 26 the Governor approv- contained in tomatoes which are m Executive committee: “» 7""' County Chairman tor this year. Li S“'mn/,"=eSnJ iu"u,:S:<d necessary to’tiielr prptwr develop­ General chairman. Mr*. Louise mill pond. They had in their poa- discovered it. She hurriedly drove I good if not better than the one last heading the Nominating committee, ment. W,a 11 o n: vice-general chairman, se.udon 35 fish which were unlawful to the Duffey farm, more than a ' y?ar. provides for the pajfor them to take. They were mue distant, and telephoned to Several new candidates have re­ which will name officers. for next lahtxils to see how this work la pro- Ip33, If you can spare some from your Mrs. Ann McDonald; treasurer, Hon. season. County Agent Foster Li grtssing. It was n happy unwise mc,u to lhc cou»‘y treasurer, or to supply and will notify the school, John C- Ketcham; director. L. E. brought before Justice Matthews on Hastings to send tlie fire depart- iqwzted tryouts for the Independenl irncrul of the taxes of someone will chll for your contribu­ Barnett; assistant director. Mrs. Friday. He assessed Yarger 125 fine ment. She did not believe the fire-, Nine this spring. There is Preston, chairman of the General Achieve­ last year, al the first festival to *ee| "ie how heartily the pupiu ehlerW I pr, “ r ment Day committee. Mrs. C. D. tion. Each gift is .gratefully re­ Florence Cr™. Groos: secretary. Mr*. and 56.85 costs and. in default, 30 men could save the Sigler cottage, a pitcher, and Covlile, an outfield* this work, and what splendid1 making any charge for pen- ceived. Bauer. Hastings, is chairman of the' into Margaret .-viargarev Barnett; Danicii. finance nuance chairpnair- days - - in — jail and Cole ~ 510 fine and but hoped they could prevent- Ute . er, both of Freeport’: Varney, a Ari, ih.„. H . ।laities, alties. collection feex fees nr or interest. interest.I or 15 days flames from communicating to catcher, of Nashville, and Potter, Arrangements committee. Mrs. Mort uork thr>' .iik <«<>• man. Roy COrdes; business manager. I,56.85 costs, % “??? in jail.’ The names ' providing these taxes shall be paid r, .. Justice Rave until today tndav tn gave them----------------to pay other Inearby cottages. Fortunately of Mount Morris. Illinois whom fan* TVwnnnd. Hastings, is cilairman of! R. M. Cook. -j-r- niiv -- । nth^r ROD LICENSE OF 50c ‘ before July 1, 1933. ttse Publicity committee. Mrs. Belle ' the wind was in « direction that । remember for hl* great mound work CAPT. BECK COMING ______________ w . ta *77 rioTiVnaat-ai Special committee* and assistants: ; " nw i This Act permits the payment of TO ALL FISHERMEN Cluunmn huliam, eommliut. 11 »«<««■>•» Out Barnum. Woodland, is chairman of blew the sparks toward the lake in- In the opening game against the TO BARRY COUNTY taxcs for lW0>31 ,nd 32-also thc T • t * the Exhibits committee. Mrs. Eva -----T» n T»Mrs. Ruth Coleman: chairman su-1 *’$01’** ln*Ul 0B doln8 things stead of toward the cottages; but Houoe of David ta*t year. ; payment of taxes on any description Legislature Passes Bill Fix- _pervtaory committee, the Rev. L. l off th thlp kind Harens and Mrs. Una Newland, U k d at the time when " the the firemen remained until all dan- ’ Not only i* thf team getting to­ Gias-. Creek, are chairmen of the To Enroll Men Who Apply for, 1 of land bld in by the state in May, . „ ... Dewey; chairman local extenstan State Conservation Department has per of other fires was past. The gethcr. according to Charlie Laon■ 1832. for the trjxe* of 1929; also for ing Uniform Fee .for All - ■but — ■>-------schedule a—».vs liberalized its regulations so as to loss was 53,000, partly insured. ard. the following has Reception committee and Mr. Har­ committee, Mrs Esther White; Emergency Conserva­ j payment of taxes on any description permit spearing upon non-trout Michigan Fishermen old J. Foster heads the committee already been arranged fur May, chairman inter-city activities. Mrs. now held as state lax land for taxes tion Work । on Program. . June and July. The legislature last week passevi a [Helen Stebbhts; chairman research streams. such as the Thomapple POSTAL RECEIPTS . of any year. All that Is required is « “nWorm -~i rod license taw 'committee. Miss Emily McElwain; river, with jack lights. Of'course the A very good program- is being ar­ - exnectedTU>Clw^thorite’""*1?0 ^e"paymcnt of* the1 antXt^for'law iu.>। ranged. Dinner will be served at is I expected to be in the city soon to : which such description was returned fOT roldcnt-i of the state of Michi- chairmen of social committee. Doc­ thought was that the persons who ARE GAINING HERE, Sunday, May 14. ijaatlngs W Mar­ noon by the Hastings Methodist make i the preliminary examinations! M delinquent. There ’will l>e nol’an ot 50c caoh- but Vie legistature ‘or and Mrs. C. P. Lathrop; hlstor- speared would not take game fish, ----i shall. Ladles' Aid. A targe attendance of and i Mrs. Catherine Catherine CarroUicrs; CarroUicrs; but would spear suckers, red home, Seems Probable That Oar enroll the men who apply for charges added whatever -This taw to give the law immediate ef- lan. Mrs. Bunday. May 21. Hasting* at Plain­ and other nun-game fish. A few members and friends is expected to emergency < wall. conservation work, lite does not apply where a sale has al-!r«:t- However, on Friday the house chairman publicity committee. H M. carp Post Office Will Become , Sunday. May 28, Hastings at view the exhibit* and attend the definite i date is not known as Capl. ready been made to individuals for and senate passed a resolution glv- Cook; house manager. Roman Feld- more offenses like this will mean Uie , afternoon program. ;Beck has ten counties to visit. a First Class Office ' --- ----- . . Ledge. - i the taxes of 1929 and prior years. >ng the taw immediate effect, so : pnusch; chairman program printing witlidrawal nf this privilege. Grand -He is very anxious to secure three . that trout fishermen paid 50 cents. committee, C." B. Hodges; art dlSome rime ago we explained that' Tuewloy, May 30 <Memorial Day), BY LIGHTMUST PREPARE BUDGETS. yoluntcer typist* to assist with nil- pX1NT g|IOW . vnARItFR.. j instead of 11 75 for the privilege, rector, Mrs. Florence Cook: music SHOCKEDMliur nu CilllhAV “If'Hastings post office had drop*» *|OnJT *Ucn,*1,n As we explained last week, all Uy out blanks, making record*, records, etc, etc., rA,‘>T »hoh at imharklr .mvakm-K s b.. iI T1Je T1>e lcgbllnture cv cvidentb' idt-nriy believed director, Dr. DeForrest Walton; t)\e iiUTout NING ON SUNDAY i™, . nr.i u , huuw. village, township, school dtatrlct and: work to be gratis. And he is also Next Saturday. May 6th, there a charge of 50 cento to all fishermen chairman play selection committee, m m class office, clue to the fact that „ . . .***?; ... . „ . the county authorities of Barrv, desirous of getting volunteers uf be a big paint demonstration was wLie and would give the Con- Mrs. Honora Pratt; stage manager. Mrs. Frances Tucker Thrown its ■ Sunday, June al Haa■u receipts tmipu had tiau fallen laurn below uviu* S4o,ooo.•w.iwv,--------- ■ — ■ 4. • Charlotte — must prepare a budget, allowing the transport tlie applicant* to Camp and special sale al B. A. LyBurker's aervation Department suffleient Dr. Frank Carrot hers; chairman of which is the sum fixed by the de* . to tho Floor—Was Un. [i partment “ " “ ------- ----------------- --amount of money to be raised by Custer. Any person or persons who' Drug Store. A special factory Vrep-I fun^ lor restocking tiw lakes and for an office of tl»e first 3une 10, lasting* at u icsiovkuis uic uuu make-up committee. Mrs. Katherine tax and have it ready al once for will donate their services for either rc.ventatlve will be Ipresent. -•------- to.... conscious a While 1 class Receipts last )ear were about Holland. . McIntyre: chairman of costumes , ----- ilreams of Michigan improve -the .. .. ____ the county tax commission. That is!cause, please notify L. R. Glasgow. purchase Durchare of 25 cento or me — wdl i ftshing more 53*000 v I 8undar — ............. — and ensemble. MIm Winifred John­ Sunday, June It, Marshall bar*. Mrs. Frances Tucker, who lives -J-------------«a», ----------not necessary for the city of Ha*-;There are no funds available for entitle the customer to a beautiful ston; prompters. Mrs. James Bristol. It now looks as if our local poati Saturday. June 11, Muskegon lifts, tings because, under the 8u;>rtme; paying for such services,,so all must vase free. Tills will be d fine op­ ARRESTED SATURDAY NIGHT. Miss Emily McElwain; consultant with Iver parents. Mr. and Mr*. Vern office would go back into the Brat portunity to obtain (minting ad-Rolla Babcock, Roy Brunt, Bert stage carpenter. George Miller; Haywood, luid an experience Sun- class this court ruling, the fact that Hastings* be donated. . year. For the first three' city charier sets Uie limit for city I Barry county is allotted 42 men. vice. Read Mr. LyBarker'n special Bowser and Frank Van Conant were property man and stage carpenter. daf Die does not care to repeat. Hairing* ai During the storm about five month* the receipts were 513^20.80.1 taxation takes It out from the list < and It Is hoped the quota may be announcement on another page of arrested by vonservanon Conservation uiuccr Officer amney ■ircMcu oy van uoiwr. uanera, uexet Sidney Van Oordtr. Ushers, ticket o'clock wiille she wa* standing neur while for the .corresponding time; Grand Haven. this issue. I"------------------ ------- i of local districts that must comply: filled, । Sumner Saturday for !112,070.78. takers and Fur chairman of 25.the Sunday, June Hastings at Char­ last night year theyspearwere the tclenhone she wu* badly shocked ----. — — — -----------------the , with t)ie new fllteen-mlU tax limit: j i ing on Bristol late? in Johnstown., casting committee liave not yet been by the lightning winch st-enved to.tllf month of -r lo tie. April this year rc( law. But the Hastings school board i Low NOTICE OF MEETING Babcock was brought before Justice appointed. Jaly. cotne in throutfh the telephone. She celpU weie M.M9 68. while last year! must submit its budget. | TIRE DEMONSTRATION. OF BOARp OF REVIEW. Matthews Monday and fined 825 and j ------------------------------------was knocked to the floor and was “ley were 544)68 03. Thl* increase; Sunday. July X (?) ------- >«» ■ ... ■ At a special demonstration on tlie Notice to hereby given that the coats of 56.85. or 30 day* in jail. CAMP FIRE BENEFIT unconscious for some time, but almost overcome* the 52.000 shortage Tuesday, July 4, C WORKING OVERTIME. Charlie Townsend farm near Costa Board of Review will meet at the: Brunt at the same time was given I DESSERT BRIDGE, Tlie Hastings Manufacturing I Grove tills week Friday, Andrus council rooms In the city haU on the 110 fine and M85 cost*, or fifteen, Aklpsaya Group of the Camp Fire teems to be recovering nicely at, of 1932 The large business given Company is finding business »o brisk: Service will endeavor to show the third Monday in May. 1933. at 9:00 days tn Jail. Bowser and Van Conant girts will have a benefit dnsser; present. It. was a very fortunate ac­ the local art ice by the Windstormi yst selected. Company, also the big increase inii' Saturday, July 8. that they have not only added toi value of Firestone 'Low Pressure A. M.. at which time and place any wrere each assessed 510.00 fine and bridge at the home of Mrs. John cidentits receipts due to the sales programI tines the number ot their employee., but tires as correct equipment for tract- persons desiring to do so. may exam- costs of 56 85 or fifteen days in jail. Eddy on Friday afternoon at 1:30 NOTICE. being put on by the Hastings MenuhS’'W ha\l* tiw-n cnmTwvIlKrl tzt wzvrlr nvv... rrs 'Turn .lAhn IV.,. will ---------------------- ------- -r---------------------------- lne .. r “B*“inen‘ *n(t *how and were givenuntil next week to o'clock. Mr*. MUo DeVries 1* guard­ time three evenings a week. That,be in the field equipment with these cause. If any exists, why their valu- raise the money Efforts are being tan of this group The one* i* 25 nouncement on page^ three of this facturing Company account for theI Bunday. July 18. I issue of the Banner of intereat to as if the receipts will many farmers—Adv. the 1*0,000 mark for I HIGH SCHOOL HON­ ORS AREAWARDED n«l„ — SX} m !““u ’ .brrn mindM <« ..Ifc’SJ/K ■"« "™" »«• KL5S!^»,f7J7"V?;.S±! 10 SECOND WIL MUSIC FESTIVAL ACHIEVEMENT DAY 9366 LEWIS BELSON ELEC­ TROCUTED TUESDAY may 13 .liX| L,NE“*"™“C“LD„H,0H KTJSS EXTENSION GROUPS CLOSE YEAR'S WORK £:i •‘"as Need for Tomatoes Jor Welfare Lunches M «,p. s-ur* ■“ B^“‘1s5‘r.S.us5 u“" 5=51 I---------- -- w« �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1833 PHIIWTY PflMMW ^Ul ^ea,u* ,he supreme court ", All Scouts ““ mJ T1Y If™ County in Unite BUY NOW AT Feldpausch's 'IVAare Batter Fooda Coal Lett THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY HAS BEEN MiOa .ver r.t. nf t.r m.v h. ------------ -- ------ d<y £0C4Z- NEWS w o camp^] » WATERS’ hMtC8< | IT WILL APPORTION 15 der villa*. nr city dmrter. r~' atuul® ** bu*y electioneer-1 to her Study Club on Monday attI MILL LIMIT AMONG “ *from “ “ i be deducted thc “ fifteen mfil|tng in the school* for favorite can- ernoon. Iun“, didate* and thi* wfil.be followed in Hoepital Guild No. 5 was enter­ THE LOCAL UNITS ; The bill provides for county tex,! the evening by a torch-light parade tained by Mr*. Edw. Van Poperln-j Flour CLOTHES SHOP *f»aM be » minimum of three with music and banner* of favorite on Tuesday owning. EACH UNIT MUST SUBMIT [mfila. ana school district*, whether I candidate*. | Mr*. Jas. Creglow Is entertaining IT<» w thebalance niinmum Wednesday will iheir be election “5Weight dub ladle* this Wednesday aftllh RIIDRFT UUUBfcl Tn IU mMMN LUMIYim. ,ura!' v,lla,ce fottr miUK The of scout* wifi cwt taXu day.'hw t^r «"»*>«'. being piUmt. L F Mana Mrs Smith Allan alwTWtccn „^ffUcn mills n!l,u W|U b*"^ ocalc<1 by b*' candidates* candidate* al at poll* located In in the will be allocated Bron. & A: Co. co have an anan­ Kirsch Bro*. il. r. iuuus, an*. oiuimi, reuau thc ruuJUy tax commission among clly Similar caucuses cam- nouncement on page three of thli Hyde, C. W. Wespinler and the other local unite- It will be no-' pa|gns aiuj elections will take place U»ue of Um» Banner that will be of Fi E Faulkner Members ,,ced “re ,n*nl; Our‘ng ‘hese ‘hrpe days at other interest to many farmers-Adv. , u. c,. rauiauLi luvuiuvio mums Tliat That is is Lire tlie counlv county tax tax shall shall communitles In the county Thur*- ri:ire>ice Clarence ii.wh1i.iBacchlcr ha. ha* sold «... out I The- Hany County Tux Cotmnls- ;not be less than three but it day ......... , mill*, . ,. • nu.j andnuj Friday mt mvanca will be uui recesses . ... .... but Ms jlntereot tn ,the vl Hiuungs ision. made up. ax provided by;the ।tr —“ 1? may be mure; and th;-school thc-school dU-1 dis- Saturday. May 13. will be another Fuel Co. to tevu Acker and has tliv shall tch_.1l not ....I be 1w. lea* I.'.v than ft.ir. four fr.lt,- ft.,.. n_ ...— . ........... ... ... .......................... . big .1... day-^coyts.will take over the,returned to >.l. hl* ....... farm ........ near rrv...f. Shultz, ■ new law ju*t enacted by. thc legis- trict Jtr*'..’! tax miffs. but it may be. more. Thl* city and Uie scout "officers'* elected- Wanted-Neat appearing young ■ lature. consUte of the following।glve4 county'tqx commission *■ on Wednesday will be sworn into man to sell Frlgidaire and other npfive members: County Treasurer.ichance to consider what may be-re- office and will then receive assign-: pllances. Married man preferred, Lorenio F. Maus; County Bchcai quired by the budgets of individual' ment* from thc regular officials. In Mr. Gldley*. Consumers. Power ■ Cotnmuuuoner. Mrs Maude Smith; I township* which do conic under the the evening there will be a big Co— Adv. . the chairman of the’ finance com- fifteen mill limit, also the county council meeting with all officers Al) member* at the American Lcu. mittee of the b^ard <4 xujiervi&orx.jand thc school district requirements. present and to which the public is R’on Auxiliary arc urged to remcm-; Allan Hyde of Johnstown; Carl W. Taking the state tax out of the fff- Invited. ;bcr the pot luck sup;x*r al th- Lei Wespintcr. member of the Hostings j teen null limit Mmiiiiffcs thc probHmwiU, U > J.l.M ,«»unt »l T»«n«U> r'.'.u«.1 [school board, and EHL* E. Faulkner. I km a good deal; but it forces the tbjKl w«u .»«, .UM tn of Middleville The fatter two wens’ legislature to find new source* of :chosen, ua the law provide*, by revenue for the state Cities and Sjturt., ^t„n«,n. May Probate Judge Clement. We Uilnk. villages can go as far beyond their there can be no doubt in anybody's!four mill tax inlnunum a* may lie Motlwrx' Day meeting. Mrs. Waters mind that this commission will give: nvdessnry a* they are limited only Great outdoor rally and demon- will have charge of the program acceptable service to the people of, by their charters. Thc. county tax slration. All troops in Barry coun- All welcome Barry county. They will meet soon I commission has a considerable latity will take |>art in Impressive There were two alarms of finfire on AR-CONOMY for organization purpCKx The tude in adjusting thc tux rate to street exhibition*. There will be Friday afternoon, without kxo n. 'county clerk, by virtue of his office.[any local unit according to Hr competitive .contests, fire build- either case. One was at the pigecrv ! lx the clerk of the county- tux com- needs. ing. campcraft, rope splicing and west of town, the other wa* a root ImlMlon. but he has no voice nor The law provide* that thc tax other scout activities in u varied. fire in Harry Karcher's house at program that will last most of tlie 235 East Mill street. There was lil.vote in its deliberation and de-; commissioners shall be named at afternnon. As an added feature, Ue damage cistons. ‘once for this year, and by March I the Battle Creek Bugle’and Drum Mr. Minor, who lives near Doster.' I As enacted, this m-w law mate* in following yean. Members of live Corps will be present Through.' hud quite an exictlng experience [no provision for a state tax on prop- commission will be cltascn for one courtesy of the city council. Court -asth hl* cat one day recently Fur­ lerty Evidently it is in the mind ot IV car terms. Locals units ary re­ street betwren Broadway and getting that he had left it in gear. . the legislature and the governor to quired to submit budgets to the Lb. Chiirch street will be ro|>ed off। he went and cranked it, alien it i raise the amount necessary for the coimty commission by'the tint of and cleared of cars. ntnde a dash nt him. Fortunately in .support of the state government ■ May; but we hardly sec how that L , s J ffltaprt* °«l ot way, when it Round, Sirloin or Swiss | from other .sources than a property [ will be possible, in view of the foe’, ,i Sc”ul feuni[i‘f Many of started on a wide circle on hl* lawn tax ' This is the first time the state that Che taw was only enacted last the churches in the counts' aie a big tree put an end to It* Journey, of Michigan ha* been left without | week. No doui^t the commission Lbs. For planning special services. Scout* -Rie tire waan t hurt so very much i resort to property taxes for ns sup- will find a way to^ct in touch with will assist as uslwr* and attend but y«u couldn't say so much about port. Tlie governor but week signed! township boanls. .school district Lbs. For services by troop-, and in uniform, the auto. what lx known as the Southworth! board*, and the estimating rimmitA Sabbath dedication to thc xpirThe WuidMorm Comptwy has reI bill, providing for the county tax tee for thc county, so as to provipe tlUaiLchyi!<CC,nCnt °f Biirry ceived .vevrral phone calls reporting 3 Lbs. For 25c commission, which will carry out the [for tin- need* of the local and county ooynooa. damages by the cyclone Mondav ;provision•• of the constitutional|tv unit* this year. Hereafter.il will Monday, May 8: night. Thc dBtrict visited was 'amendment adopted last November.' j not be Jdifficult *“—- ■to comply • with -• -tne Fresh and Tasty Great mobilization and lost child larK5ly ln BarT>- Eaton. Ionia and ■ limiting the property tax to 15 mills.. budget requirement nf the law. ' ft wa* the .expectation of mov. hunt demonstration Af an unex- V'B’otni counties. There wa* some ,to provide the revenue lias not been। legislator* who noted for this law peeled hour Monday afternoon, ‘n Clinton county. The Urgdefinitely decided- but it te believedl that it would do away with tlie churth bells.In the city will ring was f3-°®0 on a barn in Sun­ , state tax commission altogtlicr. That sounding nn alarm. Scouts ! will ’own*hip. tli.it ,u it ‘w will-be done by means of a ■sales tax supplemented by an in- would lave the state S230.000 a year. mobilise at the city liall as rap-! * " 'NO. L ' ' GHbur icome tax. For this year 11 will be The Mate equalization for counties, BARRY COUNTY W. F. M. S. | idly ar. possible. There they will 1'00—Election of Offiqrew. Extension «* Clasa 1 met inlothe .... _____ necessary to provide an unusu^lly is done by a alate board consisting !nXrVeimt,<Xd‘te’ 1531^’th“tr cctnmun,ly ”» Na. •’ «w ‘*Na‘ ‘nai CONVENTION TOMORROW. I ;30—Missionary Sjx-akcr. of state officer*. That board could 4 45-Around the Camp Fire in | large knfount for the state, because । Thc Barry County w. F. M S value* for coun-----—of of “* much *u delinquent property- tax. i continue to set the. values Rally will be held at Delton Mcthq- 'China with Mrs. A D. Knlskcrh ignated housewives and businesselected for ’ next year areChairman [The needs.uf the state for the next tier if tlierf were any object in it. dbt church Thursday afternoon and Hastings. 1 men will have teen furnished with Mrs Dan AUialterJsecy.’, St Nellisupper with y<--ar have been estimated at from cannot see where there that 6.00-Pot luck evening. May 4. Thc theme for ’.he S40.<XX>,060 to $50.030,OO). Tills will • would be necessary, since the supinformation concerning the child Matthew*: Leader*. M^. C E. Hyafternoon will be Gardening " !Standard -Bearer*. A splendid program has been pre- uicludr solus 819.CWi.po ordinarily port of the state 1* to be derived By fast, hard and xynipalhgHc att and Mrs Ed. Hilton. PImu wen10O—Preparation of Soil—Mrs. oared for this tour Two Hiembers'<lc,Awl tr0,u Property taxe*. also a I from income and sales taxes, instead questioning of all cltisens the. made for Achievement Day. Mlles. Delton. of the Wealeysn Service GuildI of •’ Uom IIO.OOO.OK) to 812.- oi from a tex on property boys will finally find these clues --------- - < » > , l?30—Selection and Planting of ‘thi* city will furnish music selcc- 000 000.000 .ui estimated deficiency deficiency 000 ■and “«1 jn ------------ 1*" and by the use of the alertness ex- ' The cabin of an ocean 'xeatt liner ;,av* says Seed—Freeport W. P. M. S. j in the primary school fund of a:'I ; lion* for the banquet i pectcd of scouts, follow them, to an insurance authority, is tin- -.afesi i 2:00—CulllvaUon-^AIl of the Aux; least »10.00(I.O<» the end So on Monday citizens plat* in thc world, and n Pullman Diaries-. Thl* inventing business The law. a* p.u.wd,'.aUocate* one- : ._______ of Hastings arc asked to cd-ojier- berth is next, stay at home >f y-ju I 2: 30—Weather—Woodland too far. An Austrian has with the boys. Talk with the1 must, of cuiirXc. but you do it at: ‘..“i* m m Ma.hv.uo om ate 3: 00—District Olficei.i • Round contraption whereby eight kettle Ste . scouts who come to your door and .your own ruk. remember. Station—Radio Kept in i answer their questions RemcmTable. drum* can be played at unoa muiucipal governments can her—Do not be alarmed—It'* all Station Is Found in fun—A game-There will be no; . I Two men. Jcase Jayccx and Ralph real lost child. Similar ‘hunts" I ♦ Henry nt Battle Creek were arrested will take place in Nashville. Mid-1 > one night last week while in the act dlevillc. Woodland. Delton und: “ of rubbinq-a Kroger store in that Freeport • : ehy. T))ey were caught red-handed. Monday evening. May 8: ’ ’were brought before the 'circuli Big scout caucus of all troons.X ' judge, admitted their guilt and Jay’cox was given from three to fifteen' in their respective communities to J years at Jackson and Henry sixty I nominate city or village officer:-..-J 1 days in Jail, then to be on proba-' including mavor or president. tion for two ycant thereafter. After'. members of the city council in.^ ; this had been done thc Battle Creek I proper number, treasurer, clerk-i iX woman, in whose home !hc two men | and one Justice of the peace. mdniing.Z-Mav 9. 7.30 X had rented, a room, invited the otn-. Tuesday ----The Peak of Value is . I▼ cent to come and search the room. I o'clock. ’clock. ilh it they, found twenty suite! Breakfast nt Parker House forJX built into these fast­ of clothes, with price marite onj the Roaring Eighty a specially sc-' ▼ selling spring shoes. levied group, driven from their:# home.-, by their wive* to 'at this!' Prices may never be breakfast and conducted there by , a boy scout In Uniform ’ Tlie c| so low again. Colon. Michigan, and that the radio men will be thc backbone uf the ' wa* taken from the Staroltne. Oil drive for booxterx. ' I’ BUY NOW! Tuesday. May 9. all day 1 Red hot electioneering in schools ' for the various scout candidates'for "city offices." Tuesday evening,. May 9 Torchlight procession* with mu­ sic and banners for favorite can­ didates. Wednesday, £fay 10. i*Jl day: 1.30 P. M —All school children The annual Diocesan Mile Box in seventh to twelfth grades in­ offering presentation service will be clusive go to jxills in city hall to heli thu year on Sunday. May 7. in vote for candidates Scouts on St. Lukes church In Kalamazoo at high towers will send and receive : 3 30 p M A large group is ^tjwcted Screen Enamel messages concerning thc election. 1to attend this service. Cars will ITD VVT t A Beautiful Vaxe Free Batik 4-hr. Enamel Similar election* arc scheduli*d to ; h ave the parish house of Emmanuel * • with a purr.ha.ve of ?3c take place in various other com­ church at 2.13 P. M. Sunday. er more of Batik Four Hour Enamrl, munities in the county. Member* of. thc parish and their Ilemomlration conducted by a factory ’ Built for EXTRA WEAR! 7 30 P. M.—Newly-elected offi-l1 friends and particularly parents of Kitchen Glos* cials meet in court hnu-e or' Ad-cl-itc House ;the children who will be taking par: Priced for EXTRA VALUE! school and appoint chief of fire), :n thc service, qre cordially invited Do Not Mis* Thi* Great Sale! Enamel Paint department, chief of police.-engi- ii to go to Kalamazoo. Coffee “SZ!' - 27c Piltebury 24Hlb.S«ck £ — 22c Butter » 19c Day By Day Coffee Minute Tapioca Z fo- Z5c Eckrich Oleo Z Beechnut Tobacco Z ,St ro- ZSc J.O you men who demand good fabrics, fine tailoring and perfect fitting clothes... AND who wish to pay only Soap Chips 5 u-F~ 25c CHOICE MEATS 10c Beet Kettle Roast Steak* Fillet of Haddock Fresh Hamburg Pork Steak >B<>10gtia 2 4 o- IZc 2$C 25c »• - for your Spring Suits ...we assure you that our stock is the LARGEST and most complete in the city! ll will be a pleasure to show you these fine suits CLOTHES SHOP 5. | Men! Here’s Quality Shoes at Lowest Prices Spring Opening SAVE NOW ON Far roster WORK SHOES and Paint Demonstration! Work Shoe We Have Been Appointed Factory Distributors, for the Well-Known and Nationally Famous ff A 'E'T T' I 'L'^ Paints and Varnishes, -Gx.-L''■131^'1. A 13 Enamels, Lacquers, Etc. Sale Starts May. 4, Demonstration May 6 Special value Don't^Fail to Visit Our Store as We Have Some Pleasant Sur­ prises For You. Demonstration Saturday, May 6th Rugged Work Shoes SIZES 6 to 11 Men’s Dress Oxfords Special Varnish Sale Linoleum Lacquer tn extremely tough, rlai.tu-. high grade varnish lor interior or exterior u*e. Dries in 2/ltcmix Flat Wall Aluminum Paint $3.75 2.05 1.10 .60 Gallons Vs gallon Quarts Pint* $1.89 .99 Varnish Stain about sixty 'years ot age He was highly respected by those who knew him. He is survived by Ins wife, an aged motlx-r, also by several bro’.h- Floor Enamel Wood Filler* FREE —Dutch Oven The regular monthly meeting of the Dowling Cemetery Circle will be held May 11 at the church base­ ment lor a chicken pie dinner Violet Barker and Helen Dcptievt- ni»h or ita equivalent, while they last. This Is a Spectacular Demonstration, Don’t Miss It! • Where Immediate Courteey and Attention Ate Shown to AH’ PHONE 2115 Hastings, Mich. WE DELIVER Recess in preparation forSaturday. May 13. all day; 10 -A. M—Mayor or president sworn .In by eity of village clerk. AH elective officers aramhe duties and receive mudgnmcntr. from reg-1 ular official*. and work at them until completed. 7 30 p M—Big council meeting with all officers reporting their activities and problems. Public in­ vited- Tap*. Finale Tiic following ladies arc on for Louis Lapekar. was Brought before' work. Mr> Rees. Myrtle Robinson. Judge McPeek Friday. He ndmC.cd ' Blanche Struble. Vere segur, Etta taking two loads -.»f tettlltrea from ' Stanton, and Jane Smith —Blanche the Morehmuo (arm near Gun lake For paint advice come in and obtain an answer to your difficulties f-rom a paint expert. B. A. LyBARKER 8:00 I*. M — Meeting pf .Ilia "Roaring Eighty ’’ to give final re­ port on booster campaign. ’Thursday and Friday. May 11 and Men Work Oxford Black or Brown WHICH IS BETTEU? The re-ulu of thc revival of beer telling in New Yoik city arc what •might have been expected. There u I PENNOCK HOXPITAU Two babies have been born at Pennock hospital the past week, a ton to Mr. ahd Mr*. Keith Jarno ' Jit) to. Haivner. on April 28; alro; a sen to Mr. and Mr*. tout* Batop ci Late Odessa ou April 28. । 114 WEST STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NAY 1. I Ml ----- ------ - — -----The debut of a new lightweight Woodmansee. Hastings, before local H. H. S. INTRAMURAL r, .------ , • , r,---------------- jtinong the Hastings* rank* rarne In fans might be classed «a a ’’flop", mi lire Derm orDire 1110 I TPtyiQ lhe second bout when Gerald Tebo.since he was unable to land a single; NINto DtulN Otnltb uysri auurrio | mixed it with Don Perkins of Battle blow when he met Ray Cox. Battle! ----------jCreek. Although Tebo was unable Creek, in thc lightweight division. rour pitchers Select Teams toropr with Perkins' greater expert- and hit the canvas for ten counts ' “ “ *“ *«»• enco. he provided the Bailie Creek err he arose from his corner ■ —Paynes Defeat Taskerg LARGE CROWD SEES nnvuiA -rAimtiru'bo,cr wl,h two round* of plenty Frank Sperling ot Grand Rapid.*. in the Opener BOXING TOURNEY |tough opiKMilton before ronccdlng a growing favorite here, turned in a Inlraintiral baseball uatns In the' ------the match to him at the end of thc good showing for tire evening when; luwiu. ; iic nr boxed win! hl* nu way to vo a decision uctuMun- over v»c» ®: i1*'” been orguiiizid and rccoud round. I. 0. 0. F. Meet Features wavmu Anaher newcomer took his bow Stanley Wirzorek. Battle Creek in’«fhadulea azranged. Thia year In­ stead of having teanu representing Amateurs of Battle Greek Merle Campbell, Freeport, who took Wirzorek * p-xir showing Hi lhe hrsl ' ..SitX and Grand Rapids A 11,. e.o.d .! Iui S’.' tiieir desire to witnras an amateur , .. , " .r,’ihLa’^ i-7. .. -u? nX regardless of ciar. Thu. it is! a’Trm-, f*‘r thp lwxrr'bmX Rat- on and Sperling had ail he could do h,'j?ed. *-‘11 Ul*' ',,“ngrr land thc competitor! ktewr. There I each' ImuI'cTre^'bimon'' "'c,r-ly another mirage and the rug- 'Ftoyd Huyd’Alten.'Hattie Allen. Battle Creek, sprung'About sprung -—~IHlgrfrWycr* on -----S’^^^rtoAh^con.StiUon last I , a surprise iii inc eiahih event when,"®®'• flrat game was played .... he KO on a ten-bout card- At the con- ‘nroughout tne encounter, wngnts! <•- - 'd - Leo — • Witt. Doster, in tho I The flrat game was played last second round Wrtt has been a fre-J Tuesday night Paynes lewn won quenl viutur visitor here and his showing*.,ton> Taskers 5 to 3. rhe bstterutsl Creek had chalked up four winners, “dvantage. ouent made him appear as tough opposl-1Payne and Keller for the winHastings three, und Grand Rapids.! Tlie classlept match of the wr- tion to all comers but Allen pul on ners and Tusker and Hicks for Hie Frwport and Alto one each. Seven ning featured the fourth event when the.J*?"? steam ,“and put Witt away. in,10sw "; , , Thomson ,, • of the bouu went the full three1 M-^ry Moyer. Battle Creek, ekrd, — "dJJ *,i team — «._>“1 —. ..., Friday SArlrlav night TTir»m r.-lrrn was was Tounda io a drcUlon »nu. i«o ,|OV. 'M u duM. oil ovrr Ail C.1U"“""ihandnl oSilent dHr.ibv BWioo-. U-.ni io Tlw b^lna round barely got started. jhanded a defeat by Bishops team to ers retired on ten counts and iin-|"“n- Grand Rapids. zne ooxmg .K clas|)lng lf| middleweight dl-i'be tune of 1G to 0 Errors were other lost on a technical knockout, sbility of the two could be called vision. Bob Achilleman and Carlton I plentiful. Batteries Bishop »nd Assisting referee. Johnny Wirth. “ draw Cuilaltan'r lack of agGrand Rapids; In l iving tlie deci- grcv.l-.cneM proved a detriment Knd Babcock, both ot Hastings, staged a Hose, losers Adair. Long and Barsions were Judges. T. S. K. R-id Moyer's offensive tactics, found favor none too spirited match which was num. • 1 Hastings, ami Dick Sanford. Middle- »«M the Judges in awarding the de- •eventually won by Schilleman Bab- j vllle. cinlon. ’ 'cock put In hl* first appearance here LOCAL TH INCLADS and it marked Schillemans, first; nr-at i al/ci/iciaf 7C oq Providing the action in the first Jack Allerding. Hastings, and Clair after a long lay-off. | BEAT LAKEVIEW 76-28 encounter of the evening were Herb Kauffman. Alto, staged a "glve-and- 'i In thc wind-up performance. ;----------Cooper. Hastings, and Andy Sub- take • i-xhibition when they met in Amassing a grand total of 76 leton. Battle Creek, who staked dim—HIP writerweight division with both Frank Kauffman. Alto, and Archie of the scrappiest openers yet seen boxers meting out .and absorbing ftlcccon. Battle Creek, mixed it in points ta their opponents' 28. Hasthc welterweight division in agings defeated Lakeview here yeshere. Cobper. althoukh gaining the' plenty ot punishment but AUording's decision, was hard pressed through- leading gained him points and *crappy encounter which Kauffman;u-rday afternoon in a dual trick-' out thc meleciund emerged thc vie- KauHrnan was forced to concede the . won at lhe conclusion of three meet, placing first in ten out of thc round* Hloccon extended Kaufftwelve events. Lake view gained first tor only after absorbing sfully as decision to the former, much punishment as lie meted out. i The first appearance of George man "omewhat. but the Alto boxer places In but two events, the 220 • held full sway throughout the match and managed to pile up- a com­ former being won by Caluory and. . fortabli* winning margin. the latter by Bush. 1 Summary: Lechleltner turned in the out­ : Flyweight—Herb Cooper. Hastings,> standing performance for thc locals; 111. defeated Andy Steblelnn. Baltic when lie took first place in thc 220 Creek. 110. Decision. tow hurdles and thc broad jump and I Lightweight—Don Perkins. Battle' ran fourth on. the relay team. Gard- ; Creek. 130. defeated Gerald Tebo.> ner was up to hi* usual form in wtnr! Hastings. 135. Technical knockout., ning the mile as also wav Bob Kelly/ Yes—Anything Large Assortment j second round. a new recruit in the half mile run.j I Welterweight — Merle Campbell.. who lead his teammute. L‘Snyder,' Freeport. 148. defeated Bill Wright. by a scant margin in that distance. । ■Battle Creek. 148. Decision ...... a.,.... 'Wayne Snyder, veteran 440, man.! Lightweight-Horry Moyer, But- gave a ro»x! account of hinvwlf in i tie Creek. 135. defeated Art Calls-; winning lhe 440 yard run and nin-: han. Grand Rapid*. 13«. DccLslon. ning third in the n lay. Furrow and Welterweight — Jack Allcrdinv. Howard helped bolster tiu-ir team's i Hastings. 143. defeated Clair Kuuff- Jaurfi* when tlie former u»k first । !mon. Allo. 147. Decision. m the 100 yard dash and ran first! ; Lightweight — Ray Cox. Battle ln me relay and the latter placed Creek, 138. defeated George Wood- nn,t |n the 120 low hurdles and In1 Butterfly A I Persfan imon&ee, Hastings. 136. Knockouq the high Jump. Csonk. local weight! I first round. I man. turned ina gratifying perform-' Bush -.ch I Lilac M«h i FraUierwriKht — Frank Sperling. Bnce when he iieavcd tlie shot | Grand Rapid'. )26. defeated Stanley Ovor 42 feet and his teammale ZcrWlczorek. Battle Creek. 137. Djci-jbe! shared equal honors when he: . »ionI placed second tn the same event and HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR YOUR Lightweight—Floyd Allen. Battle’m the broad Jump and ran .second. Creek. 137. defeated Leo Witt, Dos- ■in •the — relay• CREAM, POULTRY AND EGGS , ter. 13« Knockout, second round The summary: .Middleweight — Bob Schilleman, Mile run—Gardner. H. first; Cox.' Hastings. 166. defeated Carlton Bat>- L. second; Peterson. I!. third. Time. i cock. Hastings. 165. Decision. I Welterweight—Frank Kauffman. Half-mile run—Kelly. H . first; L. Talephone 2438 Hastings, Mich. ’ Allo. 146. defeated Archie Sloccon, Snyder. H.. second; MacKenzie. L.' ' Battle Creek. J46._ Decision. third. Time—2:21. 440 yard run—Snyder. H. first; H. H. S. TRAcksiERS Wlnlnger. H . second; Grable. L„ Time—61. \BEAT IONIA 56,/,-371/s j third. 220 yard dash—Caluory. L.. first;' (Furrow. H. secund; Guirvlt. L.. ; Meeting Ionia there in a dual third. Time—25 ।track meet la..t Thursday afternoon.j too yard da.h—Furrow. H.. first; Hastings defeated the Ionia thin-;caluory. L.. second; Garrett, L. clads by a nineteen point margin, jnurd. Time—114. Ml1 to 37’.. Hastings made an un-1 229 yard low hurdles-Lechleitexpr-cii-dly g.aai rArzwin* a nd , lu.r. flrat; Balke. L. second; Ha­ , handed Ionia its worst defeat since 1 vens, H . third. No time. tin- two sclwol, hove competed The I 12,1 yard tow hurdles—Howard. H , victory mark* tlie seciNMi in two;nrsl; Haven*. H . second; Balke. L . years. HasUngs winning last year by (third. No time. a team nve-|x»Uit rjrannn | Slot put—Cronk. H.. first: Zerbel. Among tlie flrat place winners ,h. serond; Wentworth. L, third. Special Price Ruffled were six Hastings men. Gardner,; Distance—42 ft. 7 in. [mile; Zerbcl. shot-put. broad Jump. pole Vault—Bush. L.. first; Per Yard — Per Bar — j relay; Kelly, half-mile; Snyder. 440 Thompson. If. second; Echtituw. 'yarji run. relay; Lechlritner. »Ugh- H. third. Heighth-8 ft. 11 in. Jump, relay, and Furrow, nlay. High Jump—Howard. H, flpst; , Ollier place winners included, i Blockburn, L-. second; LechleilDcr, jHowArd. high and low hurdles, hunt-1 IL. third. Hcighth—5 ft 2 in. Jump; Havens, high and low hur-' Broad Jump—Lee hie 1 trier. IL, • die-, dlr-.-.; remit Cronk, Uast.nuf shot-put; Conner Cooper, rwte pole jiru; Zerbcl, H.. second: Furrow. IL. valut; ThompMn. pole valut; Peicr- third. Distance 1 fl. 5 in. '.«on. mile, and Fuller, high-jump. Half-mile Relay—Won by Has­ Large variety of Plain and Fancy 1 Summary of Hastings' flrats: tings. Furrow. Zerbel. Snyder and ! Gardner, mile. 5:47; Zerbel. shot- Lechlritner. Time—1:42 5. 'put. 41 ft. 3 In. and broad Jump. 20 ft.. 3 lh ; Kelly, half-mile. 2:13; WAR EAGLE RETURNS Snyder. 440 yd. pm. M;5; Lechleltner. high-jump. 5ft. 3 in. Relay— TO K. OF P. ARENA 36 inch. Zerbcl. Snyder. Lechleitner. Furrow, Patterns 1 37.8. _____________ FarmearNick, matchmaker for the Yard . . 46 x 46. K. of P. mat committee, in answer DETROIT SLOVAKS to thc demand for a returii match; th: Chief War ISSUE CHALLENGE 1 Eagle, is bringing the Chief to Has— . , ‘tings Ahis week Thursday for a go Eagle, one wllh /[Ialu, wagner. Wagner. utmian German weiier, welter j ,The Detroit ------ ; ,Slovak ...... ~ . — wiin-natvi of the most formidable semi-pro contender. Fancy Five-Piece Sets teams to be organized in the Auto- Botjl men #rc top-noUhen and Qty, desire booking with the local |the concluding event on Thursday's Hastings team. game to be played card wlli an exceptionally good; in the latter city. Playing as Detroit one. Slovaks last summer this team Ray "Dutch" Velde r meeu Jack, ;-------7--------, -------.— coin, ’ r*ay LZUICII veiue SHOES sn was SEEDS SHRUBS Vegetable and Flower Ac Plants... Plenty, Doz. JL\J Special Saturday, May 6 ! 1 l**c 1Q ItJC Wallace Feed and Seed Store Oh, so cool! *'Bozon Tennis Slyoes In Black, White or Blonde PUMPS - STRAPS - TIES .h»M r..ll «w.v mmnuiuv.t Many to Choote From P8 G Soap Curtaining Curtain Marquisettes Cretonne For men and boys! Rainbow colored side stay* I Ruffled Curtains Wash Cloths Overdrapes Good Size. Each........... Yard. , . Window Shades Or 36 ins. x 6 ft. Green and tan. Rag Rugs *f <hr JLmFV 18 x 36 Each . Oil Cloth 46inchcs < fir wide, ca. Store Open Wednesday Nights Until 9:30 SPREADS Curtain Set of Rayon 80 x 105. VVC Ruffled Set. . . . PENNEY’S 116-118 East State SL, Hastings! J1"" cause it'» cool. cmniunatJc, and so SMART I Men’s Work OXFORDS Competition Sole Penney’s Now Have a New Large Shoe Department Come In, You’re Welcome Size 6 Io 11 S<69 Smart shoes make a smart man! Aching Feet Spoil Fun I wear Cynthia-Arch SPORT OXFORDS Shoes «1.9» and have a food time! You’ll enjoy the comfort they give ... as well as the-feeling of style! AND you’ll Inve no wor­ ries about the price you paid I It’s low enough to fit any'budget I . Penneys always has your style and size Summer Long They’ll Be Foot Loose and Fancy Free! Men who dress to match the season will want them! Plenty ol wear—in addition to “style rightness**. Part white elk. leath­ er sole, half rubber heel. Yes-the LOWEST PRICE IN PENNEY’S HISTORY Barefoot Sandals For THIS QUALITY I BUILT SOLID THROUGHOUT! A work shoe built lor long service! The sarpe con­ struction you’d expect to find only at a much higher price! Rctan uppers; coin position soles and heel*! What boy or girl wouldn’t choose these cool sandals with springy rubber heels? Sturdy elk! 8# to 2 J. C. PENNE c o . Inc. 116-118 EAST STATE STREET—HASTINGS, MICHIGAN tn »"• *nu-m»i. It.au.s Mi.hn.n ,i>d onunmnlm.■ This week's preliminary promises: From a total of 35 games they won1 some real action In a recent bout 22. Inst 12 and tied jne to complete in Kalamazoo. Barker, focal boy., kriMtom ’■ un ,,llcln“"‘a“> «fouled oujcu rtca unintentionally Red-evana Evans or of ! nf “'5 ** 1 Uattlf' Creek. Evans boasts las in­ n ?.n tenUon 10 lhro* Om’’r lhe 3°hs7Vi^gw!2un«!?n^!?’L«h2!,,mtauU> ,,rnU and IJarkcr *>» *as fl Ah uan desires dlssatlaflcd with his own initial to schedule the Eagles they are |ShowtnB <n lhe locai rtn£ -H,h (Continued from page one) Newton, U anxioS^o show gamedaUS Bn<* lermS a'al,ab,e for Red that he is capable of taking all help of the Federal Home loin , he has to offer and also give Evans Bank. The local association must put Write S. L. Coleman, 6169 Dorothy some fast entertainment. ।U|up p a aiibcraf liberal' margin margin ofof gilt-edge gilt-edge St.. Detroit. The prices remain at 17. 28 and:j mortgages as security and can only 44 cents. r borrow ----------n— certain *-------------------------percentage of - “ the ■* MIDLLEVILLE NINE “ iface value of such mortgages; but I in any event It SCORES TWO WINS BBOTHEBN PLAY ON OPPOSING TEAMS, where the association can get necdThornapple-K e 11 o g g bat-toters Ovcr at Albion on Saturday themed money to darry on its regular won their two opening tmeball College tennis team defeated the Work. games of the season from B. E. A. visitors from Battle Creek College1 Tills connection does not mean A 'rivals. Tlie Woodland nine fur­ 6 to 0. An interesting fact in con-'thsl the focal association is going nisher! stiff opposition but were fi­ m-ction with the contest was that into a general loaning business, benally nosed out 6 to 5 Unusually Don Fisher, a student a*. Battle cause that is not its purpose. It was fine pitching featured this game. Creek College, was on the lasing organized to assist in the purchase Farrell of Woodland fanning six side, and his brother. Dwight Fish--of homes, under restrictions provid­ players and Peeling of Middleville, er. an Albion student, was one of.cd in IU charter and by-laws. It U thirteen. the winners. They did not play, to carry out its regular work that it Friday Middleville took Sunfield against each other however. While became an affiliate of 'the Federal Into camp 12-7, Peeling fanning In High school here tlie boy* made, Home Loan Bank. seven batsmen and Fletcher of Sun­ fine records at tennis, winning sev-| ------------veld 6. oral awards in tournament play. | NASHVILLE. ThLs week Middleville meets ------ «.• »■ ----| There will be held Saturday eveCaledonia at Middleville and on FYI-1I When clouds uand ..u other conditions i iiing. .May —. 8. -a depoaUora meeting — of day goes to Nashville for a game, .reduce illumination below a cer- the Nashville bank at the K. ot P. 'lain point In schools, shops and‘ of-jauditorium at eight o'clock AttorProviding Middleville wins from!r ' ~* *** — ' Nashville, only one mZrre victory will flees, "ek-ctric eyes" turn on the ar- ney Arthur E. Anderson ot Lansing assure thc T.-K. boys of a chance to tlflcial ' llgiits.--------------------------------- wiU be the speaker. --------------- — The injuncthm proceeding* of play tor tlie championship on field In the last 21 years the monarchs, Fred White and Charley Daliwuser day. ■ ■■---■ । RumU. Germany/Austria-Hun-i against Edward B. Finley. Jr., and of , About one in every ten of the gory. । Chins. Portugal. Greece. Tur-1 Harley Andrews will be held Mon­ 'population of England lias a wire- Ikey and Spain have lost their day. May 8. al ten o'clock before ‘lew or radio license. . iIhroncs. . 'Judge McPeek at Hastings. raratH HAS NEW HOOK-UP I vllu]t. the; Men’s Dress Qf 79 a|ld tt)<, OXFORDS Oil Cloth . XOC >#rd All Hui Heights Penney’s House Cleaning HOT SHOTS Sandals and Oxfords TRACTOR DEMONSTRATION Using Low Pressure Tires makes a place TWO JOHN DEERE TRACTORS WILL BE IN THE FIELD Friday, May 5, 1:00 P.M. At the Charlie Townsend Farm Half Mile West of Coats Grove EVERYBODY INVITED ANDRUS SERVICE Jefferson and Court Sts. Hastings, Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAT 1. IM] PAua FOUR The Hastings g Banner - «*“• “ “» " w - rr w.-an»^>»>. existing. Obviously this is a dlffi»■ M cull bu( o{ tu g^ter im- Opinions; What Others Say Scout News ..r^lved.“*.‘c* Backward Glances; of hb unanimous4“election to the! R; t e ~ „J • prindpalahip of the Oarlord schoub, lilts Of Yesterday .at an advance of • 100 over hb pres- I are auesUon* leading up to ‘»e UNUSUAL DRAMA —————— ——t- TO wvwt aatoundinx denoumenl* DC DDCQFUTCn BE PRESENTED HERE n.r ««“ ““ ■ “One of the strangest plays «w ||jut the ftnexpecird revelation court of Honor. liX) Awards - ... . ent salary., mi* b a well deserved written;” "One ot the outstanding I which cranes juat befm* the curtsUii rouK HMos. Kditlva, ix.'rtance than mere rep,-al of an vumhmm, and wx • ■- ' - ,promotion we *«„*.*»»» congratulate u« lhe dranuis rvw to sppwr on Bread- Ujb ou lhe HrJ «l i» but <«*« “* -r—----------------------------amendment or liberalizing existing Gaylord school* in securing .» man1 »*>• “*»* • r«* comment* compelling incident* that lead up to STATE BANKERS LAMENT TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. vtrBKTt K10HTH Yta» jg,,. \yBt u-adcra are now definitely Talk by Dr. ^dodbume. of estimable qualities and scholar)v m*de by cvlUcs oraiceniing th* play thr utm«-n<iou» climax later on. „ Ask the average country tanker Mr*. M. W Hicks. Mrs. F. L in control...... and the history ' |to be presented here June 8 and 13, -nvc drama has kern humor ran- j who U is M> to UUUK blame tua fur tlie present •.•’ . . ot . tem- WHO uav ’ >ov«va>. One hundred honors not Including Bauer. Mr* fred Bush and Mrs. attainments. John Ketcham of Maul* Grmr * ibT th< Hastings Civic Playera A*- ’ nlnf through It but lire ekrner pcranw within thc next decade w so o} hU tank oB the four special silver trophiidVuere Martan Goodyear were in Woodland Ni c Y^x^d 1* definitely up to them. ’ ‘ “* — awarded at thc April Scout-Court lliursday in the Interest of the 'state tanking • department. which of Honor held at lhe court house Children * Free lud Fund. uM7 an'd M«. ^d^ippre and ^Cc^uho ’Si^ i piE INVENTION MOST NEEDED. told htm to buy bonds, what kind here last Wednesday evening. Thc ol boipis and where to get them. It’s Her. -Judw- U lf Dewy m»UM. .... ----------of Orw,tl bare b£n *i^dln*tl^-ffiUr'ftl«Ucka which we carry to toe thra- reaX tJTIt • bwnmw. folio TIIKKK MONTHS Lincs of idepiwnc ixilea twenty- a slmrt story but what are l!w bonds uiabted by the following examiners;. Rapids were Sunday guests of Mr CaUfcrma. to mJ" »tth ®f. l”U,u11’’, ’the cra.hlng ttoaie of the first five miles apart and withfiut con- worth? And now because ol these C E. Hyatt. Harvey Burges*. T 8. and Mrs. Jon. N. Shultz. rmoru. llae wlwn R 00,,^^ jo measuring thc exposition ol a situation of — I ihta wwk' ii necting wires may form Uie tele­ bonds tbr Mine sfate banking de­ K. Reid. R. E. Cleveland. Arhe Reid. Mr _nH | impalpable (Mnga which make (his' mux,: tance to every person in me partment b telling the country MM »«le,. Mjn»...mlUt. BUI graphic and telejxliomc links of the banker ..™, FU’TY-SIX YETwTArin mnav d7“na. *nd audience. Players and tliat ... he -----rant---open hBr Hecker. Rev. 8 R. 'WurU. Albert — up — Dcri seven months at Tampa. Florida HI iy six YEARS AGO TODAY adventure. alike become qi«' vast sympathetic - . nation sometime within tlie near bank because the bunds are of little . Craig. Ward E. Plants. Andrew Jurors;! A hard-working, little scrubw-im- group awaiting an unknown and Alice Grant returned on I Fallowing t* thc list ot jurors *>. t ,1 1ST. future, according to scientist* who value a* bank asr?U What is bank- Bates. M..R. Kinde. Ed. Kane. Lloyd MoMr*. nc de^Xn^Qcor^«lS ft AH "** fronl «*• w^re^vuh-'drawn draw,, to tn M-rvt cn... at o, toe iK- May **.. temt. t— Ar. *. !an; -I1; a pc-mp.HU t»m»ous and h.u«hty^ty iiauelitv society iI *™X7(uu awewonre foie.‘ w3burir Ll E *d her daughter. MLm June Grant. ID. 1877. ot the circuit court for the leader; a hard-drinking young ■* iusve made startling new expert- <ur«n‘c ■St?*TntaS? • young . BecauM- ol of this element of tut Huron Oxmty 7ribu:_H. ■ Woodburne and Lt Barnett. * Hhc aUo lnen(U g■ TOUlil> . of j^. sportsman; a sincere young clergy-1 {Z tire ll£ ment* with ulfm-short wave radio __ clergy 1>r pvua, n*. Cl civic Playm PreIer <• ARE WE WE AROUND AROUND CORNER? CORNER? 'Reid, Reid. scoutmaster, *coutmaster, wdn wdn the the WhltWhit- D*nd . Wm C. Pratt. Yankee Springs ,"^1^ !* t,u'nameot 1 transmission. Voice, code and even w,<hhuld nhhold the lire drama ------ — . . , udf-made! . ------ , W..II1.UJU ■ -------- — -for -ARE h Kilt xr. .... ........ . ......-1. in rv, biuinesa man: two foolish bpt arlhc nnwent-although no m’ii»c ie ii Jolui C. Ketcham, Maple Grove. man-usuiro|»-cup :or Mr. and MrS. R c. Stone relumed facsimiles have been successfully •Porrw. B ,,v ' beer.1 man-Lathrt>-cup a long n'me we >w have tor rugneat hlghcal numH.-nt lawn lovers and and a u kindly. kiiwMv mvctorl.. a* dcreclive or mystery Aram;.. stent my.Ucri-:lt drama Jculuh Allcrchng. Carlton । ber of second-class promotions; the ?*] ruesday to their home at Akron. । bi’&sdcaM to reocivlng point* many * looking for that |.r«Mpemy corner । ous, white-haired steward are Ure'-purther announcement* concerning Wm. Cruller. Rutland. I Hodges Jewelry cup for highest pet• f ‘ ,ter a Wrtl wlth Mr arul i- miles away. It is not beyond the which its* becom charactera-aboard an ocean liner as; tjic pjuy will be made next week, Michai-l Morthland, Barry. realm .of possibility, research engl- wMch thc drama ojrena. One *en*es fromj —----- —--------------L D. WlUlanuv. 4th Ward. City. out ol the first that there is something MORE TOMATOES. H. G. Carter, Hastings township. utterly strange and unusual about I Because tomato juice -iuu* beri John Gibson. Maple Grow. thia voyage — why tlie limited num-1 found to be healthful and to fur John L Young. Orangeville ber of passenger*, why toe crowding1 nish vitamin* that promote th Henry W. Colvin. Thornapple. of all into the small smoking room. Ivcnlth of children as well as adults Hfrum Cole. Castleton. why thc utter lack of classification the lowly tomato I* coming into it Seneca larabee, Hope. a* to pusrage. why Ure unexplained own. Tomato canners are (irepurUm John G. Meyers. Woodland. by facsimile via the syxtcm from bllti tarn made. Everything which; ■; . T. . . point*. *nd Mr*. Rankin Hyde and baby of i Alden Farnham. Johnstown conduct and remark* of the two to put up increased quantities ol A special feature of the court wa* Prairieville were Sunday guest* o! N< w York to Ran Francbco in one the farmer produce* lias taken a de­ Jacob II. Millbourn, Yankee . young lovers, why lire calm, pitying; canned tumatoos a* well a* juice lire interesting talk end demotutraMr and Mrs. Robert Brown minute A mamlous scientific ciifcd upturn and is now selling al a । supervision of the steward?—these ■ this year. ; Springs A "4, W«» c— «> catonu. ' Addison Spaulding, Prairieville —™™'. •» COMMUNITY INSURANCE. Jiunea B. Mills, Assyria. lively unimportant one. Tlie imeti- m-ju-raily.-Frank Bryce. Grand .... Lowell were Sunday visitors of Mr | Erwin E. Harmon. Baltimore. Boy Scout work u very properly lion, most needed, at present b Ledge Independent. Following b a Usl of tlie court and Mrs D. W. Rogers. I Bert Walker. Irving. called 'communit y insurance economic In nature and has to do awards Mrj j cundall has returned C W. Houghtalln, Baltimore. President. Rootcwlt Has appointed Many articles have been written with a system of distribution that second C la*»—Billy Gladstone. 71; from Urbandale where she visited Cha*. Shetterly. Carlton. Frank Murphy, iiiayra of Detroit, Arthur IxBailuter. TJ; Iamb Mlskc, p<. r shier She b now livim, with! Thar. C. William*. Rutkind. concerning the value of thb splen­ will pennit us to make full use of familiarly known as *Dew and 8un- 73: David Townsend. 73; Rusull n<-r daughter. Mrs Edward Groat Flavius J. Wilbur. Assyria did activity but none ol them wi improved high-spTd production thine," to be governor of lhe Philip­ Lautaiugh. B9; Lorin Ovcrsmilh. 89; .. .. „ Baker Shrlner. Third ward. city. bate read arc more to the poty: methods and more efficient agricul­ pine Islands Mtvlilgan people aP" Robert Wilcox. 89; Carl Edmond*. rJiL 77Oicirff*VjirHv.trft 7ii Gertrude Smt.-i and Mbs Margucr. than the following editorial that ture—a *ystem that will rectify the predate Uve honor accorded the W»1 °rl 11 FtortW^lld^l mrawd lo Anu SHOULD BE MORE ACREAGE. appeared recently In the Christian paradox of bread lines, unemploy­ Tlie anting? puuucu planted u> to augur augur tn ■ cut t ... Arbor Saturday and spent Sunday ».«= »u»t.u»«r r*‘ f., ‘r’a.,, Wr*,k,na’ 'JL with Mis* Gertrude Hajis and Mr. beet* in lurry counly (hb year will Science Monitor. ment and destitution at a time when Clayton Wurtz. 17; Billy Hecker, 77 and Mrs. Shirley Smith be largely in excess of that of a • Going home on lhe 5 15 lhe otk-r granaries are stufied with -«urphb" Star Scout—Eil. Root, 65; Orwin ----------Jyvar ago. Tlie outlook for good night. John Citizen read m llw cvc- loodstufTit and factories locoed to, Buskirk, 721 Louis Krafi. 77; Ryan TWENTY YEARS*AGO TODAY", -price# *eems quite favorable We William*. 77; Eugene Bush. 72; RobAt thq meeting oF the city coun- hope lliere may be more sugar beet ning paper that it cost the stale js'dose because of •’overstocked" mar- j ert Olnrr. 65. Jack Green. 77; Her- cil Monday evening live following|factc«lM opened in thb part of the EACH ran do but matter of *600 to keep a man in ket>. man Newland. xBS. .sidewalk grade* acre ord«-r<-d. J S.!state as that will mean a .util largprison or tn a correctional ■ insti­ little, but if each Sugar beeU do Life Seoul—Ddnald Hall 65 Goodyear. State strii t. Iron. Tnm’s, er acreage. ** "* not rub SELLING AMERICA. ., tution for a year. Reading tho fls- • Eazk Scout-Charles lUliy. 65; U> C K. and S track*. the sol) of element* that malntaiu would do'that little There a;>jx-arvd in the laat Sat-I tires, printed beside an account of' ~ .. Donald White 65 d *** Ioot *alk; I-Yank Sutherland. its Icrtihty. tx-cause sugar beets de-* riv.s nearly all of their sustenance lhe extent cl organla»d enme. he xday Evening Post an article on „**“> — 8UI. from air and water. doneaas astounded a* be mentally added "Selling America." with whlgb the ty. south Jeffienon. a four foot walk I thl* huge sum to tlie vast expcudi- Baiun :- fully agrees. Thu article; AutomobiUng-Jack Green. jay Tvrbu*h and Mster. Mtw Rlr- 'nIIOI’LD MEAN HIGHER PRICE. , Carl Brown, Tt; Loui* Kraft. 77; pah of Owooso. were »u<*t* of Mbs cure involved tn the machinery of explains that one-half ot all th For home yean. Michigan's potato Ushe Hauer. 79. Carroll Brodbeck Ruth Webrfrt the latter part ol crime prevention; the police forces commerce of the world b> originate d crop hi. not been proOlaMe became outaide competition. It appearsof city and state, a* well tu.cour’.« in tlie United States. Ol this half.; ; Aviation—Carl Brown. 77. Mrs. Mollie FtxXc Miller of La- ot that tlierc is thit year a determined and federal agencies. ovefc 96 per cent rcprc*enU transac। Bird Study—Laurence Hccku-r. 77. layetb , Colorado, t.- visiting Mr. effort to radically cut tlie acreage ol ! Bui>inr**-- iicnnie Adcock, 71. Charles Rus.-cll and «tfher friend* nt potatoes in Maine, Minnesota. Wis­ Tlu- feme, were appalling to him ttoni 01 Wining-r. 71; thb city. with ‘tlie — (’ampins - Vernon Wininp r. 71; a* a taxpayer, and at tlie same time *Hirers ’ v'“ American people. — and Other »Utr» where pota­ : .Um., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fuller <>l consin ; । >l».r “«"?*• “ to gruwtng Im* been made u major brought to lum a wn-se of tuUIlly. AemnlKK to ths .tn. r. o.-.d II Iwc. would haw cmu.idered tlu-•pordtion iLynn Perry, 73; Robert Olncr.'fia. Grand Rapid# visited.Mr and MrsThere seemed nothing he tout’d do d' *J «»”«*• tlu •*t' more lilting lud hr- tarn sen! to the I Carpentry’--Ward E Plants. 8. M., James Shea;lwt week. "Sir* Fuller industry. In Michigan thc acreage will probably be lev,, which ought t. u uKue of M::_Sn«a atu! attend- to give a belter* idle, for xpucte in beyond depkxc- such a hideoux waste t<n,l* ol trance, England and Ger- Fui hlan.i ’ —Tom cnnlin in Cryattl 79 Falls Diamond Drill. | cuk*—John Adcock. 71; I.. Z -not only the dollai* and rent*, but '“-‘“J wpudlatc their debt* t > I933r Chic. W Mixer l< It Tuesday for I Hall. 71; Vernon Wimnger. 71, Eulhe cHcrt of‘this w a*ie. upon wBctety. UnUcd 8lBU“’- and ,lw r‘Grand Rap.d* there ire meet Rev.. APRIL CHRONICLES MANY As a eoiiMrqurncr nf motor-vehicle Hastings. Mich. Phone 2649 or 2654 • gene Bush. 72; Robert Corkins, 73. : The reading brought John Citizen ‘Lotion o! their currciu y values .by J W. Sherharrand both genth m ml-haps in America last year losses HISTORICAL EVENTS | Cnoking—Ed. Roof. (IS to iu* licoie in a very’ thoughtiul 33 o'lwr nations was ’ downed to who are enthusiastl.Bshrnnm Irtt -- ------ aggregating S2 5OJ,(XXi.00C weir reAnri redrewng on the .MgnttUnce j Cyrling - Lloyd Peterson. 7< ----------------... ---------on Wednesday for Montague where ported 'costing llw American j>eo-1 Irani* o! mu;d. Three or four boy* ®ue ounlde nations u chance ' of the ftiuntn ot April in thc attain i they Wit! M.' I.tl M.’.-|-I.<l <l.lVA nle i?o nrr rnnitui w-'i-'l day* fbiiir.z IblUKrf ; pk $20 per capita,. standing idly at flu- street con..-. “l b’-t ln llie \>rld, the ••I the nation, osMr from the lart i Electricity-Canoil Brcdb--k. 7S Ub V will wv... .■».<■<■» .w .smile when I Farm-Record* and Bookkeeping— inclined to for tiw nrat time aMiimed a more Uni:rd 8UW'- *h,cU “sos'kaif of that we were Mrs F E Alter of Johnstown? we started with April's FYwl's Day. • Bennie Adcock. 71. . rertou* aspect. He wondered why <** nutenals and product* ui the we found that April is Indeed a real F‘—~. the boy* were loitering there, and *orId v> iJW'-v rtI*'1’ chronicler of hut.'rtcal events. On Wellesley Ironside. 74. Lloyd PeterMrs Abraham Benny. just what cbuld be dour.about it. •lulr riic l.Mii.uOOWM) |ieop>v April filh, th'- United Stale.* de- ; son, 14; Paul Diamontr. 77. Howard and Mim Jreicphtnk Na*h ha* returned I Altogether he wa* in the right lt,H ‘•'Fun,t-' nuy ,nor’- dared war on Germany, in 1917. On Bcbon. 77; Ed. Root. US to Albion whrrejahe l.i studying to I Kirnt Aid—John Barnett. 74; Gor- i>- a nur.-e afte/ a twu week*' frame ol mind to receive thc mrs- ‘hd» dc* people ol America the 8th. Hilary records thc D-ittl 7<Mr “"‘l M’ base that awaited iiin\ The enve- lalom'u ,u> '“'ndvr that io?tope he picked up Irani the hah;cl,fncrA w‘*nl to Kl‘‘ ln- .ttl,d ,WVv First Aid to Animals—Ll.oyd Peter­ table informed him that 1! had bce.i'.b^en - willing to deta-e tiicir curson, 74 left by a menjber ot thv local Boy reacl“ lo 6«« :hem an advantage ln I ... tsp... .B Handicraft-Ralph Weaver, 8&X11 troop who would tail to pick ?*• cumpclinp in the American marto be Sluikcspean-’i Hoc. 77. it up on a designated eveiuns. He,*0-'*' Ul!h our ‘nahulaclurer* birthdirv The. first hr •. newspaper r.e•.•.•.-piper In, !r> Lralhereraft-, Ralph Weaver THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY I . America wus i.-.-urd April 24. !7M. Herman New land. 89; Carl Brown opened and read. The folder .stated drkkr*. Miw» Myrtle Silhtv-’ entertained a| Post writer hftld* Hut in- The United States declared war on 77; Ben Adcock 71. number ol her friends at cards Isstl evening in. honor of Miss Lenna Roe hah Machinery--Nelson Gardner. cl Nasiiville f Fur 46 he would receive a year’s In',tl nianulac.ure the thptg.-- tin Al;(i .AI. ,xn. rermndt.-d that on Jack Green. 77. Cha* J. Hendershott ol BaXimnrcI training tn good citiaenship’ ,t! j own l»“>ple need rather than buy of Apn! 3b’h. 1803. the Unfit d States and Mi-s Altha Httmmotid of Rut­ Mu«it—Horace Angell. 71. trustworthiness; be be gmd. Rxber countr;e* That u.the natural land were united in marrtage by I Painting—Robert Olner. b"> rd vucatwnaHy. prepped tor « «yu.oimral thing to d->. Bs-.Jhf, n!zimi.n.^w hapfi.-ni:iH-- .-iiron-l Rev. A B Johii-t >n at <h<- M E. Pathfinding—Paul DiamoitU*. „„ Circuit parsonage last ....... Wedtu'*day Sirucuvi career, hi* cliaraclcr mold- causc ks lrlK' l>c <;xl‘oc!-' u-ied in the history >‘f April. 1933 Peramal Health -Jack Bowindn. evening! ‘~Both pet^ie I Both "of of the thc ’yowu young people ed ami grour.uwl In huiuwly, cixirt- /onmuice will continue to decline Hill Catv.field. Linng- ton County I .. .. known . _. q bau 7,. Howard Be Mm. 77; Lhii- Kraft, art. very well and have, th the!i i Trade naturally will inCrea.se a* Republican Pre-<7. Paul Diamonte. 77; Billy Roe. bcxl uuires of a host ot tricnrl* friends. . I j-..,. - uirepcrlfy nwy return, but foreisu A TRIBUTE |77; UofBCl' An^U. 7J Mr and Mrs Louis 'U Reading -tut mw Thoniixwn. fVr C.H] f • Il I tjuj-‘cranrijcrce will never reach the fig­ Michuan nrw-;x.i>.:' liun forlu- >. I’h*dra| Development -R u s»c 11 M-. Effie Green and Dr Y°Y"« of AlWan spent Bund:." 1923 and 1929 in thi* writer* qate .noiurh io exchange with th.- tul",r- 19 Allegan News have cnj*yed thc dePioneering—Vernon WiniHger. 71. ‘he latters parents. Mr. ana to support such coiidttkins the Post piMitnent ■ Watching tire World Go Orwin Buskirk. 72; Albert O.boriir. Mr' arear Young. utsori.. lor Boy By by Rev Win H (Uli.rallvr 72. Donald llall. 65. No wonder there r. wrapping m Americans sei; lather-ul the nlitor. Fred C. GalPoultry Keeping—Willard Arnold. L1"' ,nw,tc,,, ,,li? fl[' I nurkrt ].li;ner. and chaplain ol the Miciu-< 73 ’ and two mure contemplate making! • c.ui Giaiyi UmU< .'-.■CAM -i, puMie lleaith-Howard B-I-on. W. M.<:il.:an tor nun) yem* U.- wro < , Ujuw Krntt. 77; Billy Hoc. 77. WaiMrs. Rebecca Black returned home of .. *.-.:Ith O! expen-. :Ke. Yead- lu„ Oraham. 77 American Hade’ on Monday after an extended visit with uu! and cuhura! preparation and „ ., _, „ . he) daughter. Mv Will Stimson wtllence that H*adtag-Eugenc Bush iiiying for ■■ c.i tiu- proa about fifty ladies at rising eucht :• ti Sall Management— Jadfc Gnen. 7.. yesterday aftert|t»n at tier plraMini rol li.i! , „ , „ ‘ home on West Green street. U. WHAT OF TIir iCIUUL? ilumn ui its usual place n.Mw.mt-nrtrn <aK ». Ul.„. ,rd L> . ttdrpnRates Bate*. A R MA 8 M 75 . ..... ’ t*4”' *■” 4 [Andrew ivautiful LaFrancc rore* »:;d... wlilte . ... .. Ais.< ri •-.! Woodturning Nelson Gardner. 71. hyacinUuv and the dining it products an interesting sketch of hi* useful ward E. 1 ■ ■ : b ll nuk;: Woodworking—Willard Arnold Ward L Maple*. Bate... Pryor and McIntyre. Herman Newland Ki t«r th«i Plants. 8. Mr. and Mrs L J Troxel of To­ rell Euper. 73 ledo leit lor Chieaso Baturdav .ifter arid radiant care we bad through snd Mi* James Troxel his department in t! Mason c. Ncvines ol Wichita. know Rev Gallacher . Karua-*. u expected here the fore sympathctu Fvurtren Boy Scouts from Has-, part ot the next month Tlu tr:i> Nevtns snd tneekne . uzgest! tows under the direction ol Aben will form a part of M crvaiit dt-Mtibid by g.kJ ‘ Johnson. T. S. K. Reid aiul Co honeymoon as Ire i* to be married . ve:.-c of th, 42nd Fo>:<r. journeyed nut to tire to m tne iw , *xA’JU * R miiI riahin Scout Cabin nn on TlMra>nn!>Thornapph rtv<«r river -TSi-trl Tuesday. May 8. When It comes to . choke of the best food rVKf Nt> ( II 4N( I j Friday night after school and plantd 1.000 pine and spruce seedlings. • FORTY EARS AGO TODAY In Mienlgiin state Oniclah have sIhiwii that upheld; mme • There are. -------already -. . several ...... diller........ ytjj j,f,| warren d! Dakota. I* my raut deiighreth. 1 have put ups, there is nothing that can lake the place no CLEANER milk I* produced in this SUU. ent kinds ot trees growing on the eapecud in this city for visit my spirit upon ifiin Muri De of good milk—but above everything she lhe nr any other. Fur thl* reason, Highlands Dairy i.iounua around uiuiiiiu the-cabin. u,c caunt. To iu make niuxe K!th fru.nda and relative*. WH1 F « . Charlotte Rcpublican-Trdi- , grounds milk MUST BE CLEAN. Many disease* and h the ONLY Dairy in till* section permitted I this site aii'cvcn better spot to study •Ham* will leave for Chicago next , .nut!. ■. tree life. Mr Footer secured several liidrmio have barn lilHUIl.l by the Stale ol Michigan to sell Grade di'.Ierctit varieties . » IN ; I-.! I OOI ■-ii pine Mr and Mr* Bert Walker and Mr. Milk—lhe 4 LEANEST milk yon can buy. Norway spruce ana wiutr and M FYaiiK Brook* of Shelby. know of no place in Michigan where Grade I* the reason why lhe Hlate Board* of Health • who spruce seedlings wire planted. The pent Saturday and Sunday with world Just now .ire irew down-draft principle of car . in mans, if not all. stale* In the Union have are burying thrir money in the pines planted were Austrian We*t- George II. Brook* (large. Highlands Hairy Grade “A" Milk riot ground or hiding i in obscure trn Ycjlow. Southern. Scotch. Jack. lagru »uch an Inlerest in CLEAN MILK— Mia» Nonna Mjchaci ol Laramie. w >hu bu; Wluw KM K«ww ju*l lo protect Hie public health. Wyo.. Is vhtting „r her p parent.,. Mr ‘.I., tiung and idea ot tirein become known ..... tn ■ „ ' ““ “«» “ •■ •“ r««w«b>. M„ Joh„ sub.e: ;•■••• •>-. .> 0! -. th» the luxht tlie Scout* to George — - ■ ■' who • lie** and tpuleiuiis. A phone will bring II When you use IligUUnda Dairy Milk YOU ------ ‘hi* *1“ give . " of year* ----------Shawman. Ha* been Wilf Visit. i-.oiidm and come. • mm: excellent place to ln the emploj- o; lhe c. K- ami a I presidential Candida tea iluu'Hr LU Ml pr iuuiu 7 t ttc tiM*m until thry tell where .MW lrfe We and varieties. Tlie R R unce « Marred has accented a " and mean nnlhhUi u hidden 7 hat n*. been grounds anlocated on one of tlie poNtjon qn the D L and N Bir-re ‘Osu । iTOsrrjj If you must Ktnic and historic spat* alongclothe* thieves paid Green Urect place the -Ibxiupidc. all of winds goes to a vUtt Saturday cyening and made * tooney in tire pod office, and make thl* an ideal Scout location _Rh -various articles of clothtOr "er^ Ul* H--31 lutl becn ,e,t ou‘ Hoorn ROBERT W. COOK, Prop Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN and. pay you two percent far.uoMted by several men about town A good d<W of shot would be a very uiteresUd in Um whoie*«r.» remedy for the*e Uneven —J E. McMullen in The Un- yomiger geueraUon and Boy Scout- WXj might be me nuan* of leading Leader “*• to tbs idenil'.y of the guilty ones. FARMERS! A Quotation We have decided to take on additional Pickle Acreage at Hastings, Delton and Woodland. Anyone wishing to grow a I weeks* cash crop with a guaran­ teed price and market. Call or Write HIRSCH BROS. & CO NOW SAVE MONEY All Tire Prices Will Advance Very Soon! See Us for Exchange Prices on General and Corduroy Tires u- is,.:®.; ■ -s t?-. We have a few good Used Cars. Call and look at our stock—Bargain prices! REDUCED prices on shop labor. Get your car tuned up for this year's use. PHONE 2121 UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO YOU “PLAY SAFE Piingciit Paragrap/is Local Scouts Plant 1,000 Pine I rccs When You Use HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE “A” MILK! THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY ». IW Social Events and Personal Mention CU gEC^VEEpROEMOTIONS'CMECIUSES IClosing Meeting Of "IICHME™ SER OUS DAMAGE “ “ sum MW 13 Leather Flag Preuentcd to Pack—Dr. Woodburne j Gave Fine Address | --------- 1------------------------------------- : An especially Urge number of -----------------------------------------------Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson are Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Bennett - (Continued from page one) members and gurils met Friday oft-, (Continued from page Mia) in Grand Rapids today. of Saugatuck were guezl* of Mr. and , At the First Presbyterian church!------ ------ ,----- ,---- .__lnc i-.onu. m H - .-------------------------------- --------------- E—. v. jjjjat' i Mr*. Arthur Crothera over the week —------ -----------,'on Ml rnua, .—they w.., released ___ Friday c.c.u,.* evening a icy very ucuxnuui delightful wim with CUI difficulty Mr.»-Adrounie who. in her plnaing man-'°r ““ dubs will be called together Umthnrtnw n r ro.K p m . N,. a rw ------- ---------------.... — —kbut ... es 'JJg hrapttalily to the for ’ bn'f meeting to sign ccrtificud. • /.Lansing over the week end. Mn Alice Bates returned 1a»t gathering of Cub .Pack Na. 9. Dr. Stevena.rtffib wa* *UU cOnwiou*: —.-- «.w. W.W..W w. >uucriu«-vcir.u^. mcuicHi thc award placMr. and Mr*. B- R- Clinton, who iweek from a .wv two week*' visit with.C. E. Hyatt.' Cubmavter. wa* held.fauflering'-tfernbly. Medical ma aid wm was Hastings Women's Club, the oc-! S***8 and Mr* II. E Kelsey of- K a lam azo.> Ithc parents and several bumU bring- summoned, but he was so badly hurt Caalm> being thc final meeting of|lni8, 1* the guest of Mra. Claude Wood. have lived near Lake Al-Gon-Quln her daughter Alice at Marshall. t Mr. and Mra Clare Seibert and! ing the total to seventy- three. There that he died at about 130 Tuesday lehr year ‘ Everyone Is to bring hl* own dinMr. and Mrs Jes*c Vester ot Ot Kalamazoo were visitors vtoiters were four Pock Pack officers officer* present. present, fU-'morning. fit-! morning. ;I children of ■ smm.i w(.ru given all of '“Br’ Many cluta wl’l P,an a basket * StUrgts were in the city on Tuesday. Lakes cycionc evidently one I which showed favorably for '1933. A iplcnlc. «*«*»»■ al u‘e falr Hobart Garn and M1m Beryl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harley jtesn other men. twenty women, two MU* Ruth Robsan visited at her Bu»y Vn>nle VMtHnlMU-k i lloht. ^th/r’chilrtren 9Ub3 tt,,d; that did not. With «f Battle Creek were guests j iMMhe In Jacksan over thc week end. of Prank and Mia* Lettie Gum on( Mr. and Mrs. Diilanbeck (sight oilier children reach the ground, or it would have nanclal c;ndiffon and a healthy club ...5L nrnar-«.,tf>!?’nf A’.n ? ; and Mr*. Nettie Kollar of Laiulng Rev. J. A. MrjjHU gave the infar " .er „ u ■ x011.lt werp cvW-nt , ’ wiU be In progreM. O:.e of tho main MU* Anne Burton'spent the week Sunday. m" Ol *??"• Dl^ ^1P that “ i<* tl» ‘ The three departments have car-1 ^’’Vt-ll ftenJ m^ch 3M Mrfr < nd in Ailn Arbor, returning on Mr* Goo. fcdg.r Sunday. which Mint DeVries, chairman of t tl gtevens bam than elscwiiere rled out a very pleasing line ol I u wty“ R^,:. W ..J6? Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. How.rd a” Hew:It committee, presided during c*uw,1« XV dX-ToU Mro^ l£^ert CoiT art Mr*. J. M. McElwain of Lansing day with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young sar-lt£ Uw Pack progreT^Rlrtiard^Walle"gave Uw destruction of a v.:i: !~rttr- ----------------------------------spent several1 day. last week a^Sar^tluprogram Waite gave bujn tarn' u a<Uk * u C(Wnrnltler have haVf ;UTW.ge<l arrowed for w-v- ,*^* . The wa* the guest of Mra. K. A. Burton Of this City. ® nh-o"in«r Richard n ml bU *U BMn 11 a ltwuUf *WCT l>!commlUCC for sevon Friday. .... . J .. . . ,, ‘vriac with severalpteaffng phasingnumbers number*on onthe thcmama- cvidem cvtdcn,frotn Iromthe U.PWi<y Wavlt itoperated. oMrated-«-ral < rid nnvtingn mietinir.with w _ anac with their their father. father. W.W 8.8.several social features., , winner in thh Style Revue also la Dr. Winifred McLravy and Mra-.Hewitt, who 1* seriously ill with rimba. followed by a splendid talk bloam >lwlXu ^nd attend Club Week at Eben Smith of Toledo wa* tire tz_—“zzz 12;— . —X^lhe IlzzzLz™ zLd teas, mtersperwd t:| entitled V, S. g C. A to £ j ‘,.. Pnc?*™*? ........................................... * Dr A^ W Woodburne on “ Ptaynffiu JSti M. tn July. Tillie McUughlin of Grand Rapid* ! pneumonia. guest of Mr. and,,Mrs Edwin Smith ;;— ------- ’’ —• ward, while thc iron windmill kame among thc heavier onesIj — - Stall- club leaders will then: Tlie were Sunday gucsU of Mr. and Mr*. ( Mr. and Mrs. L Severance re­ f on Monday. ' L , r-ui fM „ t-..... ’ «Fak ‘he house wxv badly twisted' The literature department. Mr.-..1 (turned Friday from St Johns and Ivor Williams of Detroit wa* thc John McLravy. r.,fwI.»d0,1,? rh^F I ,?‘“r d »nd feu in .a northwesterly dl- K 8. McIntyre and committee in . mention the honor groups, which Mr. and Mra. Carl Bcssmer ar- [ Mason where tlwy visited relative.. "Ju»t an Echo in the" Valley ' ’ a* -a jrectlon. At other points uprooted \ charge, Ims presented-a nplendid will include those boys and girl*' ’ guest of Mr and .Mra, Gary Crook lived on Sunday from Lo* Angeltw. fur a week. Mt*. Jesse Wlnsiow. mellophom- solo, and Bear Cub Leon' trees indicate that it was not a; lino of mcetingu on the drama and i who have done especially outstand-. over Sunday. Ing work in their 4-H clubs during are spending tlie week’Mrs- Melvin Severance and daugh- VanD.rlK-n rendered u piano nolo, straight blow . Mrs. Edw Downs visited Mr. and Cailf., ——, and ------. ’photoplay. The American drama. 1 the winter.. County delegates to friends. Mm Kenneth Leins of Baltic Creek here with friend*. ■ ‘’ ter, Carrie, came with them and .““.U™ At - the “» “™ one “» cow “• was — iu — introduction, biography, «>. Stevens barn ths «► *oWeek will also be selected by on Saturday. I Dr. and Mra. Walter ... A. L---~Lamp-’apent the day! .?J^Leth?^.hiA? killed outright and another injured.Jclal tupi-cta and kindred jHium's' ij Club Hie State dub leaders, ------ of• Mr... — Mr. and Mr* Clifford Dolan Mrs. D. L. Christian visited Missiman of Manon were guests -------- — —- and *MH ano,hCT di.-aippeared and ha.-i no-, have been well printed: Several1 1 The address of tiui afternoon will Charlotte Lake of Larumg from Fri- j and Mrs George B Heath from Robert Pierson returned on Thurs­ n?‘ finn In patterns, stripes, or l r ' t*cn fou,ld- Wbetbw it is down un- txwk reviews by members were given Ftev j \v Kitchilie nreuiited a dor th‘ WiTC^a®B or bliui‘ *n:o »> ’•‘I'- connection. ’ day till Sunday ‘ Saturday till Monday. day from their trip to California. ------ —--— tenor of Education at Michigan plain grays and whites, Mrs. W M. Stebbins and Mr* I Mr_ .„d Mr ,,l(. visiting Mr. and Mra. James Ironside Black'fox Pack flie riad^nddo^ thc watrrs ct BuHhead lake, a tew None lt» interesting have state College and past State 4-H Nonethethe thcHonte lew department interesting have St atc college and past State 4-H Winona Downing were in Grand - Traver^ Citv al 83,1 D“*° Mr Duian roadc busl‘ S2 b! 0^%’fXrarod* to the e«l u not known. The bren num- u-X in RidX Pr Amtic li the Spring flannel trous­ Rapid* Tuesday J ^JuL* rerti^T and i lr“* lo Ora‘on- alMf . -.I flag is ddec?'_ ]nor.-<-> horses C.-H.UJJCU escaped Injury. It was for- , ix-ra bers unocr unde: airs. Mrs Marian ooooycar Goodyear snappy 30nppv and quick quick. He will give give aa mjur>. n MKvQirtya Lew of Kalamazoo I ov^th^reek ert d | several other wmtem elite*. They H. Wolfe. This Hither ers are here for your in­ tunati- tliat iiboiit war aso Mr ।!an >,uf mn-.n-in,« Regular n^uul,»r word wneH study. atuzlv Bim ___ _ *' _______ __ ... , ord-r ... <t committee. message ... in rapid-fire wu the guest of HaMinga friend* i,r,enrts ®'" tne * ■ , ’ . „ travelled 0.050 mile*. orated with thc president'* Award itunale Umt about a year ago spection. Stevens had placed a gl.000 wind-: travelers' aid and tourist camps, the; that will please nnd satisfy every ' over thc week end. I M' and Mr« Harry Ritchie. Mrs. Mrs. moJ|W VanDugteren art a for proncicnry during the past year. .storm policy with the Windstorm home from a Handy Andy to the 14-H clubber. Everyone will enjoy Mr und Mr! Ed. Biegrl of Hint IH**1. .“nklw and Richard HinX-' fr^nd. Mra. Day. of Pasadena. Sanford Rogers, Second Club In’। 'Insurance Company of this city. | dinner table, interior decorations hl* talk The.se trousers at $1.95 were guesta of* Mr. art Mi5 M. E. ,c* vUlted Mr. and Mrs. George (Culif.. arrived Sunday al the hurne Barry county, received the ting and A peculiarity about the barn on and out of door beautifying have' Other ’ numbers are to be found oi ■ to $8.95, are extraor­ Nevins over Uie week end. I Ritchie of Banfleld on Sunday. of Mr. and Mrs. John McLravy, Cubmastrr Hyatt voiced thc appre- .the Steven* farm is the fact that It; featured thr-M- meeting*. ’ tlu- afternoon program, uii worked Mr. und Mrs. Wesley 1/rgan were Mrs. Marion Hodgson expects to ‘having driven through in ten days, elation ot thc Pack for such a fine was thc third burn to be destroyed । Through thc club it was made > out to make a most wonderful day dinary values, being gw-sts of relatives at Flashing on! return to her home in Charleston, j Mr* Day went on to Cleveland on m. by the element:, un the same site. jpoMlble for otic girl to spend two i for qll 4-H club members, friends made from One all-wool Saturday and Sunday. , W. Va.. un Sunday, after visiting her ■'Monday for a three monttu' vLut . Twenty-two Cubs were giv^n their .Two of thc structures were struck-by i weeks at a Camp Fire camp In re-1 and parent*. Everyone u invited to' Ruwl Cole of Grand Rapids; parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. H ‘Cur-'and Ltrs. VanDugteren will mak; registration cards by. Chairman Milo lightning and burned to the ground.: mm the groups put on an afternoon ; attend any or all of thc day’s pro­ fabrics. ' visited ill* grandmother. Mrs. Lizzie veth. . • her. fut’urc home in thl* vicinity. . DeVries and the Cubmiwter gave tach Unit being rebuilt, and now the program which acriuainU-d the club gram. Cole, over the week ehd. । Dwight Humphrey ot Lansing | Mias Alla- McKinnte of Grand third one L< leveled by a twister.. !members much belter with thc fine; -------------There are- many styles Mis* Geraldine lacnirath vulteil, was in tiro city on Monday calling j Rapid* and Mra. Francis Law ot announced the Achievement Ranks Before the cyclane reached th<-■ activity* of ’ tire Camp Fire ot- SERIOUS PRORI FNK her brother. Lorraine Iscnhatli,- in | on friends. He expects to Rave iwxm San Diego, Cal., were Sunday 'uk-.-.ts and Junior Leadership promotions. and patterns from $1.95 Stevens farm it caused r-)ll,id.-rab:c,ganiration. eno DonoaTe mnnee Lion Gubs ’arc- Junior Leonard.^damage Flint over tlie week-endI for Hollywrxxi. Calif- where his | or Mra. J. E McElwain Th.- three on the premise* of Burdette At Hie opening cf the meeting; rUn rnUBA 11 JUUbto to $3.95. See them now Nalbari Judson and MUs Ethel | brother resides. , ladles were classmates through the Sanford Rogers and Harry Boyd' Sutton, one of its trenkr. being to j,!r< Daley, rcliq, with Mrs. Me-1A . Bear Cubs arc John! lift a metal covered chicken coop Nulty, accompMUst. rendered two, Burton of Lansing visited Mr. and. Mr. nnd Mr... W. J. Watkins leave 1 Nashville school graduating in thc Thompson: while slocks are com­ crerowdea at Lapeer Insti ­ Mra. E A Burton List week. on Saturday for Montreal. Canada,same claw. Mrs.. law will be re­ 1-irM U. Lron Van Dalsen and Junior. from its place un thc west side oijnUmbcra tution, and Over 1 500 plete. Mr. and Mr* Thoa. Simmons of where »k* to sent a*'a delegate for the membered a* Muo Greta Young, Mr Millon: Wolf Cubs arc Gerald ,the barn and dejwsit it on the <astf Mr6 A. H. Carvcth. chairman bf! . Kalamnzco visited Mr and Mr.- Michigan Central Telegraphers’ who formerly taught Latin and Ger- lingers. Harold Rogers. Karl.Well-' ride. Window* were blown outward|Uw Mary K. Thompson Scholarship ; on Waiting List • Ward Baine over the week end. Amon- of. tire Middle Division. The num in th«- Hasdhgs High zcjiool. fan- Junior Wellfarc. KciiSeth from the Sutton house, indicarini,, louii Fund committee of the State I Probate Judge Ckhu nt is finding A J. Izirsen went to Dig Rapids convention will last .two weeks. jThto was lhe first, reunion of LliC Wolfe and Preston Hyatt: tile tbi!- that the stqrni hud produced a • Federation, explained that the fund ; his Job brings farm problenu n>t unce of thc members are ' Bobcats", Sunday and ore Monday went on a Mra. T. S. Brice. Mrs U Sr-Hiw. three in twenty'-thn. years. vacuum which relealt-d the pressure i being uitablishcd in memory of irasy to solw. There r-, a family,livand candidates. trout fluffing trip, with relative.'Mra. George Fi-ad and Mra. B-ir • ।------------- • • •------- ■■-----ja,.ais of lhe late state president J ing in thl* city’whn have a boy eight After the roil call by Dens, the, on Hie outside and the inside ulr1 .Mteu-n Helen Wanton und Jaw- delte Smith of ix-lnxt were guests ANNUAL TEA. . pressure smashed the windows. ;Mary E.-Tfiompson. who wished a'« nine years of age who is subuorphinc Carvcth ol Detroit ->ix-nt the,of MU* Mary McElwain over the; Hospital Guild No. 2 Mra P T. Pack cave tin- "Grand Howl." and At the farm of Clifford Hammond. I iUnd might be established to aid 1 mal His mentality 1* *o deficient the meeting closed with the Cub ­ ucek end with their parents heru. -weekend. Mra. T. 8, Brie-.- rt-[colgrove’ und Mrs. W R' Coox a lol of damage was done. Giant u^rtlly normal college girls. The, that the opportunity room in the master's benediction. Mra. A. O. Brown of Grund Rap-lmaincd fotseveral weeks' visit. -chairmen, met at the latter's hour­ and pine trera, were already lias two loans for!City schools could not ni-ip help him. He tne Cub cull Pack I’acK arc. rprucc ■ . ............. , uproot, jfederation .yw. t Ulin, lie the ' id* is tlie guest of her sister an.! i Captain T. C Beck of Kalamaroo for their annual tea Monday after-4 The members of fir-.t uhusc tihute ’1,d; u‘e wts * , 7, s Michigan univeratty and one fori to quite irresponsive. disturb* the. greatly interested■i in this first - huibancl, Mr. and Mra. c. W Clarke I was in tire city on Fr iday relative noon, twenty-one b.-ing prcrxmt. ami later a tall wmdmlll with Bi . M. s. C: S-.-vi-nly.-aeven girl* have neighbor* by plastering mud nn then inter should Biiuuiu foundation; ; Mr. and Mra Robert Bechtel have to the acceptance of those selected Thu yearly tea to lltc zct-aMw to-. of Scout work, •and Scout* because ot lron ..................... frame wa* .............. twisted. -” anoni, । wen gi hi wn ------loans -------------------amounting ----lo --------ow; — irou.se*. _ — and ____ does __ other things tint lr0‘ returned to their home here after to mtvc in the civilian conservation-the jraying ol anmuii (flie.--. and a make better Boy Scouts because of (smashing against the ■ top of the II7,ooo. i would not lx- polite to mention Tlw Imi r.pcrtiiiK the winter in NorliiviUe corps. Capt Beck is Sector liulruc- fruit shower for Pennock, hospital. thL» previous training. : house: other ’ outbuihungs were Mrs. D. A. VanBuskirk. ‘who with I neighbors have urged Judge CkMra. J. T Lombard went to De- tor for southwestern Michigan. itf-hr cfiterlahiment usually takes the YOUNG .MARRIED FEO;damagrd. Burgos*, arranged arranged the the’ nu-nt ' menttotohave havethto tht*boy boytaken takencan-ol. care of.' camagi <i. We w<- understand untiiT.'uina thc tneslorni sionu: <y yrr._.< qci, Rurgoss. ..- t.oit Monday for a visit with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. EHis Ranney accom- form of travelogue.-. Mrs. E. A. BurPI.E'.S FLASH MEETING. <ild ^’r-^di-nible damage in the vi, ।afternoon* irrogram. pleasingly in- Npbody would like better to do that. ■■III. UJ- D. Smith und daugii- pank-d ■■«.-V--.. v ...p. ... .... r ton and Mrs. C. V. . W. ■■. Crtke pacing —...p and mie. Mrs. D. Mrs Rase Colgrovc home The young married people ef the "fr h0U4e‘> Sr,x5‘,“<‘ s,,r- IUchdrd and for the boy's sake a* well a* to beneterK, .from Greenville on Sunday. Mr. Jon at this meeting their ihter«st:ng Methodic church met Wednesday 1 ni~! ,,c"r Iiarl>cri <■««,tr*' her topic "Tlie Century ot Progre**. i fit the ndghtorhood. thgn would the ?.frs Raw Trego is home after .lUnney going on u> New Yorn City I experiences in the Southland durifij erening ut the home of Mr. and , ,y td "h.‘,5'The CJ‘P°^U0n » lhc flrsl l“ bc 'Judl<e' but whaI can ,u? d ,? 'n»'iq i* CLOTHING FOR spending thc pu. t two weeks with on imimucss. Mrs. Colgnw u. :.uy-■ the winter mOnllis. Mrs. Burton Mrs. Chas Hinman lor their rrgu- r’,rm l3cPcrr'sl onyoor, "Rui*-, supporting. Fvrmvr ones h$vc-"had ; only one place In the Mote for chllMr and Mrs. N< tl Fish at Ban- ing far the [ircsent with' Mrs. Minnie telling of the charm and attraction lur monthly social mmlru:. Th?re V’^-r-qiiarura MEN AND BOYS of a m.lc: ijort-i <» |government aid. Even four or five ,drcn of that ^nd. the one at Lapeer, gor Shniicr. |c.f New Orleans.old and modem..in.. was a ko>x1 attendance and cvcnone, M'”u 1,1 township, on yearn ag.o blocks of tickets were beThat institution u overcrowded, and Mr. and Mrs E.' J. Edgt r and! Mr.-. F. L. ,Bauer and Mrs. J. M. its Importance iu a commercial an.I had a fine time HASTINGS--:- MICHIGAN what. U5fd to b; fcno*n “* ,h12fa1^. »«« over I .SCO on the waiting hat II Mil . Man Hine ’ Edger -ami Mi..., Town-end were in Clarksville iu.-»t .-.tupping center. Mrs. Clarke rsv • A short ousiJHM session wa* con-.’:r P‘,,c- ->Ir- SnJdcTsmd( The urchl^JCture to atnctlj' mid- will be tourer five year* beftffc thia SMx-rl Jura'-, iind-son of Jnek-um Tueuluy evening where Mrs Bauer: through pr»l cards and .souvr.plr.-i an ducted by pre-ident Harold J Fa- '11' hrtiru tn- ro.ir jt tne storm, im,ern straight up mid down and boy could be M-nt there even if Ute' called on Mr - Edith Edgdr and Miss‘iiwUilied thc.O- E S. offioer.s and . luforiLii and inteieMIng account of ter alter which the meeting *a> ’lr ’ 1!hou“,u wa‘ Wm w Iriralght acraw. The illumination judge would order that to be dineji Phyllis Edger Sunday. jMrs. Mrs. Townsend Town.M--.nd acted as os Chaplain, Chaplotn. their kay b in Florida, and hupiwp- turned over lo the cwijmitL-e c..n---- _ . .. . ana,cclar cctor arv are -Wiphontes syuipuumei of u> briluui- now. iww. i • , .'refEB ’J'OURb1 and ____________ _____________ _— ing* nV— — had he lookf _cut llghl and co|ar modern There is a ten year old boy in ;* ni.'?rv important subject to coma siting ot Mrs Ray ht ?‘L. ras,;*d. .......... look,dd._5 “J ; .lanf uip» ......................... “ oi Mr Mt, and ana Mrs. rtay Dahl-1 iTani-1 »»«" , pa-M-d nn. I Mis* Hirai, superintendent of . sisting strom. Mr. and Mrs. Vrrnor Blough •*‘,d •cun‘Lht\c 1(development*. developments. As the World’s Fair I Orangeville who has grown abnor- before our legislature Ilian deterI Pennock hospital wa* a guest and /- -... - — ... -------- -------- : ...... to-.ttrxn bottom side side tin up anti and hts his bain barn com- ...in«oai 1893 marked thc beginning of a i mally in size until he ualmost as mining a sensible course lobe taken gave :.<>me |M-rtinent and Interesting - *u,d Mr- an(- M:’s Hmman. 'plctely damolulted. Tire roof and hasdeveloped the alate toward such suboonkat facto conrernhw the hospital—it* Many interesting game* were • parts of thc frame work were scat- new era for incandescent lights, so! tall as a man and thc Century of Progress in 1933 will j some characteristics thatmake him children us may become positive Cha- I'aiil Everett Young’ Mr ’‘•red r5 the field acn» the ipad. doubtless mark tlie beginning of a a menace. Nothing can be done i menaces to society. condition;, arc being met. .... ..... .. -........... -- ........,— nnew ,.w tera .r<1 lnr nt .on mpmuj. mj ; now. 11. nr is suannrmai anti mere, td.G for n?on lightingWith noiabout it. He Is subnormal and there] ——— Gue.-d* from away were Mrs. Cail age, fits car was in the barn and win<jow-.s to admit light on the side* I is no cliancc for him al Lapeer. In | L . Beumer of Los Angeles and Mrs. rcfrvxhmenta were served. was badly damaged. Luckily hcsthe nwn interior .lighting is a won- both ca.se* the neighbors aeem to The Lime and place-tor the next — — ~-rr--a„ Arthur C Brown of Grand Rapid*. , carried umir insurancehi the Windm-r of beauty. feel that judge Clement must do , “ ln , !d the u lra Chib ,laat Tuesday, MH M- no. bwn ■. I I. MU be, sterm Co of this city . A little to the The fravcl and transport building, something. but he is powerless Bridge was played frtowirto the pul Urn libt until next fall and it to, ■null, 11 r.p ohhm-'c h,> r n rm thr> n.iQUEEN ESTERS AThefn in either cal« ” *‘ ~ • ‘<iuck top sc.lre* scores hrinu being »nn won .... __ _ . .is. ot. dome ........ ...... ... ............ ... i luck dinner, ton honed that all young couple* «-.U width ii neighbors barn, on the op­ sold to breathe, construe1 The iSXu^’at Lansttw h«s by Mr “nd Mrg' Ertnont Nfw‘on to.-to..ttend ooalte aide ot the road, was nearly tion that expands and contracts no­ 1,1 '• u __________ | wrenched off lu foundation and lhe ticeably a distance of eighteen >spent four months in debating a '-of; On Tuesday afternoon twelve ^aler M”‘ °U° UeD11!‘lh llnd members of the Queen Kithers So­ i silo demolished. The silo tel) to the inches. al»l rt x <of questions, a few- of which the\ ciety attended thc District W. H M ” ’GUEST AT SHOWER north whUe ,|,c wrecks °< the A replica of a Chinese lama tern- !have solved quite satufactonly. a A mvenffon is a talking S. convention field ul First Metho­ Mr. Dr- SMn> vi. Ihr h.ur.., “»rn «u btan .I,™ >u Io,- pie constructed in 23.000 sections, is Ilet more they haven’t touched at; alarm clock. On wel Monday momdist church tn Grand Rapids. MK. at a lovely party given on Friday mcr location. Thtoindicafcatitena- to be a permanent bulkjing on the s all There can be no more importmgs the most espensfre modal Eiuats-th GUlhne fiom tiie Brown­ evenitw hinoriM Mrs John Stark* ‘»re of the alcrm. It wa* a twister waler front. Each piece is num- i ant issue in this nr any other state: whispers that it's lime to get up in ing Home in South Carolina was bored in Chinese add tlw oriental 1Uian lhe question of what to do;SUCh discreet tonca that they are the speaker. numtoriug twelve 1 ”ie storm dld nnl conw clnMr ’•«<*“«>’ coloring is wonderful to Americans. ’with cases of this kind. We would, practically inaudible to a deterMiss Frances Cowles received hon­ Honors at auction were made by1'" th? ground to do a* <ta*truct»ve Let's go places—Let'. do things The Michigan picture in the Hull »uy ■ that it would be difficult to find j mined sleeper. orable mention in the ixislcr^onfrral Mrs. Sparks und Mto» Beatrice Co- '*/’’* Uiually results from a cy- of State i* quite line. ’ It occupies. . placing third. XnS'US’a riXrrTte^to ' Afthc John Roush place on North 5.000 square feet of space and ha>' Thc Caledonia Society was award ­ second location from tiic entrance.] Let's wear ed the queen this year for having The color scheme of pink and yel-[roo^brinc tern Florida, a winter playground, com-1 llie most honor point-'. Hastings was ing tirst. second. . Following the talk, tea was served. I This Society Is doing splendidly Tho»c from out of town were Mtos datnaHc resulted, , Mr*. AdrquiUe and Mrs. Burges* i under the directum of Mrs Ben pouring ahd a social hour enjoyed ' Gladys Lee. Kalamazoo. Mros I-I'''a! Gtdiey and Mb^ Elizabeth Henry. Perry. minx ana and Mrs Perry, la baiMina Mrs. Jay cay Blakotas-ihlRPR ---------- -*S™ Hgvnirr The l»rocce<u from this silver tea' Sparkling si Northern inowi, ney of Frcgport. other guest* were 1 aui. Miuauai will go to thc above mentioned RETIRING OFFICERS WERE Mrs v,. Ml,-, C. r Angell. Misses ....... Helen ....u and, ■ — • Birdsall~w*» ----happily «ur-1 scholarship fund. , Radiant ai Southern tkiei, ' Mrs. Mildred Haney entertained Mildred Angell. Mn. Ctuulcs Paul, 'prised lost Saturday evenlru when very delightfully on Tuesday eve­ Mrs Lewis Williams. Mrs Homer [the rural carriers, wive-, and fam- SCOUTS ATTEND Worn al Weitern Rodeos ning honoring the retiring officers Smlth. Mr*. Chester Kcpch and Miss 1»*«. pcctnwter nnd wife. Mr. and* Mrs. Wm. Shultera. oi this city. Or where Gotham's tower* rlie. BIG CAMP RALLY RED STAR -Bwt (or of o. E. 6- Chapter No- 7. twenty Ben!rk-c Coburn. X—-------- u — rural carriers, wive* and families of Your Health or Baking being present. Thc name WHITE KOSE Ii tt«mpcd in every ring. OPENING BRIDGE—DINNER. | the rest of Barr y Co. cante with well One Hundred and Six County i Card games were enjoyed and the Hastings Country Clubstarted the lilted baskets for a pot luck supper iiostcss served a lovely lunch The Troopers Spend Week- [ Large Can* dining table was. centered with a spring season with a most *uccrxs- to show him in what esteem he was bouquet of spring flowers and roses, ful bridge driwr-r last Friday night.;held by his fellow workmen with End at Ben Johnston is. 25c B«U Quality Crvamery and surrounding tlie centerpiece over one hundred nnd twenty-five । whom Im- had been in such c.roe One hundred and aix Scouts ac- J participating. The officers aiql their cJgitact for so many year..Mr. were thc gifts which Mrs. Haney Exclusive Agency Michigan Birdsall received’ a lovely gift from companled by their leaders gathered Hastings presented the officers. Daffodils wivf* had the affair in charge. at Camp Ben Johnston. Sherman I the boys and Mrs. Birdsall a like ­ There was a pleasant session (olwere, used In profusion in tho other Special Low Price lb. lake near Battle'Creek. Saturday rooms Mrs. Haney is clewing her lownut tlie dinner, singing being led wise lovely one from »h.- ladies. and Sunday for thc Second Annual I year as Worthy Matron of the O. E. by John C. Ketcham, who al -o gave Chas. Bachcller made the presen- Camp RaUy. Thc program was much ' a short talk aa did the clfib.s pre.i- talron sjieech in which he told how tho bc.it that thc boyj> have ever! dent. Kim Sigler, and Roliri'l Wal­ they would all miss him especially ol a like nature. Event* ■ J—HOP AT- GYM t ton reported the golf contest tcaulU himself.having stood next to him at enjoyed the past effier for r<1 many years and began with a linc-up and general ON FRIDAY NIGHT. (ol the altcmuon. • In Uw bridge games top fcorc* in taken his abuse all this time. Tim instnictians followed by Held day Members ol the Junior class at High school arc busy this week pre- <contract were won by Mrs Laurence brought a laugh from every cine events. TELEPHONE 224 1 paring for lhe J—Hop on Friday ]Burnett and D. 3 -Goodyear, Jr., in, which was goxl for Mr. Birdsail lor, Troop 65 of Middleville. I, R ; evening when the Seniors will be ;auction by Mrs. Dan Walldorf! and there had been a lump in his throat Beeler, scoutmaster, and Troop 71 Corner of State and Jefferson St*. Hastings, Michigan 3 CAMAY SOAP which he could not keep back each of Hastings. T S. K. Reid, rcout- ’ their guests. ’W. IL Cook• Friday and > time he tr.cd to sjicak since coming master, tied for first place at camp Committees arc: Betty Iteirkorrl. LARGE BOX CHIPSO MISSIONARY UNION. from his last official trip to the with 310 points each. Second piare Saturday Special ► general chairman: Decorations. 3 P-and-G SOAP went to Troop 73 of Hastings. Rus ­ f.fra. Herman Zcrtx-1 will be host ­ pa.t office. However it anything Marjorie Stebbins; Music. Ralph sell Cleveland, scoutmaster, with 140; Hick*; Refreshments. Constance <ess for the May meeting of the could make him feel good at a tune 1 BAR IVORY SOAP Cook; Programs. Francc^Sage; In- •Methodist Episcopal Union at ly.-r tike thia, it war. the way the boys all points. Troop 73 of Hasting.'. Fred ; GALVANIZED Ballance. won jhirtl on Hamwer StturmM out to hrjp make him happy, i-rr -r;, , scoulnuvUcr. ’- ”ill.A.. ,•!; vitations, Herbert Cooper: Enter- home 1 Pnlt.fb *lth T'»n ,w MagnzJne Reviews will be given by and both he pnd Mra. BtrdMU. Wke 11*’®" -'in, lainincnt, George LTcwey. Each 10-qt. PAIL to Tf^P T7 o1 Nashvilto. Ar-. A. D, Kniskem and Mrs. Edna this opportunity of thanklni them chairnun has several helpers, all of Mrs'. ; • Weather Proof • Quick Drying au ‘Ho A. Reid, scoutmaster, with no • whom are working to make thc 1 Total Value '------------- * < > I points and Troop 75 of HaMlngr. Mrs. M, J. Croat h»* the closing • Large Choice of Colors « Easy to Apply party a fine success. iSterling Rogn--. scoutmaster, won chapter of Lidv Fourth Daughter in .MISS MABI.E LEINS IS Order Early, Before Supply la Exhausted charge. Thc music will be furnished O. E. 8. OFFICERS HONORED. ( BRIDE OF JAMES TIMMERMAN. ! ________ Get a Color Card at Our Paint Department Mr* Elizabeth Ashalter and Mrs. Iby Mrs. Robt. Burch Miss Mabie Leins, daughter ot , Because "of tire splendid co-opera~* ' i lion and food winch w,u brought by : Devotions Mr*. Fred Jones Audrey Ironside delightfully enter­ Mrs. T. H. Johnson, wa;. united In A cordial inviutwn is emended marriage to Mr. James Timmerman ,the boys, thc camp period wa;, ot no ’ tained lhe officers ot the Eastern extra cost lo the Scout* Prizes - HINMAN’S MEAT SPECIALS Star at the latter's Iwmc last Wed- to guests. Thu to the next to lhe ul Jackson at thc home of Mr Tim­ were I urnhhed by Reed’.•» Drug meeting for the year. neMiay evening, in honor of the re- dining । merman's mother in. Jackson on Store. Meyer * 5 Az 10c Store mid tiring matron. Mr-. Mildred Haney. April 27. Mr- and Mn.. Tin’Jiictman Baird’s clothing. The French Mill­ ui»<ui,k< Large A»*ortmont of JOHNSTON’S, GILBERT’S BIRTHDAY PARTY. Ojimis were enjoyed by all and Mrs. will make their home in Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Allerdlng ing Company of Middleville fur-; and SCHRAFFTS Haney wa* presented with u very where he is employed. Hastiiigs nished pancake flour and lhe Mid- ' 9c nice gift. Dainty refreshments were ot CUrlton entertained Wedniwday friends extend beXl wishe*. Dickory Brand Sliced Choica Fancy Small Si<« evening abput twenty-five friends, dlcviilc Creamery provided butter. served.________ _________ thc occasion being Mis. Allerdlng* Leaden m charge of tlie camp' UIIMIUR.. Pedro . —v—----------J were: Arlie A- Heid. William Hecker, birthday. was ,played and the;. HAPPY KURPRINE. Canned Vegetable Sale! « Trade Here and > Mrs. Geo. Tinkler was very agree­ prues vere won by Mrs Cecil Cap-' Mra. E A. Burton. Mrs. A. H. .Car-.;3r . nrffi Roger Hackett, all of Naah- ‘ ably surprised on.Monday. May 1. Km. head prize, 'and Mu* Hazel ■velij. Mr... Marian Goodyear. |dr* Ville; T J Berry. Miron Smith and cCarn MeDuane Bauer, Mrw Nellie C;u^, ;l R Beeler, of Muldlevile; T- S K wncll nine or ocr O«1 .iui low prize, and Irwin — when of her old htiiuvji neighbors.. ..iul . . —h—,— —JMr.v. .rlo>a_ Everhart and walked in on Her with well tilled iCain and. Mike ... Ailcrduig low score. „.,u Mrs. Reid. Bernard McPharlin, ...vr.>a<.ul. Haney! l-wskeK hw a birthday (tinner winch A deiiciuu.'* smed. — lhe efrorge Sheffield attend the Dk.. Burge.'Russell Andrew k.w». lunch ------ —was - ------------^-.4 will -Li —:;:.c L>u-iBurgwa, Rusm-U Cleveland. Andrew; all enjoyed very much. TlrcU- cum- center piece pier.-- IIrins-' m-IIi;-' » ven- beautiful'trict Federation of Women'* Womcn'w Ctubi Chrtn Buie nai«.. art uiui Llojd IJovd Bilateral Ra.u.u^. a 'cry beautiful; trict Fcderatimi Shafer ol Hu.Ungu. W. D.li..r Th. Bi( LUU. lUr. Ui-deparkfl wUlUng buwd ages were 500. thc uldul waa'cake. AH-departcjl -—-. Mrs. Al- -at -Coldwater on Thurada> and Fn-1 More than sixty people vteitrt ----------------------dgy. | lhc whUe a wln oaiiiou. M and thc youngest 35. .leiding many mo« h»PPX bttU»<tey». jday. Flannels and Dress Flannels BASQUE SHIRTS FOR MEN . 50c T.S. Baird npp/lt/e—Wedding Rings JAVINGJ AT THE BIG LITTLE STORE Friday, May 5 • Saturday, May 6 Vooetf* A V«B3I & L. V. BESSMER REED’S DRUG STORE Pork & Bean* Butter Peanut Butter iikj«. Bill* Coffee PROCTOR & GAMBLE PAIL and SOAP DEAL! ( For Porch and Lawn Furniture MOORE’S UTILAC Mother’s Day Chocolates 75c )4<n Pork Loin Roast* Bacon >< w Frank* Box Candy, priced from 39c to $1.50 lb. Peanut Butter Kiues ....... 10c lb. MANY SPECIALS ON DRUGS! Regi>tcred Pharmaciat Alwayi on Duty tic HINMAi X �MENTAL miTUDES s'".." ”s',v‘^rr CRIPPLE CHILDREN WANTS THE CHURCHES ...New Truis Proves socuted with an aider boy of seven­ DR. T. LUTHER PURDOM teen or eighteen, who may be a vlle-mlndcd person. He had SAYS MANY MORE CASES vicious. known many .serious results from THAN REALIZED Greatest Rupture Aid Akron Mochano-Torm Tranh*r. a now oxclutlvo FEAR ANO ITS EF­ FECTS ARE SERIOUS Control". Holds tho rupture »oro Mcuroly and sMahutN unnecamry and painful Us«uo crashmg pressure. We ar# .Exclusive Akron’ Trass Pitter* and keep your tniw m adjnxtmeaU ---------- ' J — WIL. I— ' UM Corrections Could Be Made M lives if they could be started oil and that many bright young in Many Instances If They . | right; ixopic fail who could have been use­ Are Taken in Time ful and happy, had there bten an understanding of. tneir problem*. Tlie doctor atated that one-third, of -all the lux money raued |n Michigan u used to help those whb are physically, mentally ar morally unfit to be members cd society. Tlie state of Michigan l» paying thous­ ands of dollars to keep children alive ut Lapeer who do not know enough to teed themselves-. some of by Rctarlanx for crippled children. them having to !>• nourished by inDr. Purdcm slated that ;uch work i" Important; but there are many An interesting address was given before- the Rotary club'Monday by Dr. T. Luthtr Purdom. Director of tin? Bureau of Appointments and Occupational Information at the Univer-iity of Michigan. Dr Purdom opened ids talk by­ referring to a leaflet that had been placed at each Rotunan.- plate. The Prescription Drug Store Our Success Ha* been achieved through care­ ful basinets management and (allifactory dealing with policy- izens Mutual SUNDAY SCHOOL CON­ VENTION ON MAY 13 and mental altitudes cripple chil­ dren wen mure than a crippled body. 1 he drjctcr referred to texts being vxihteiici’, whin everybody known thev? children can be of no inhibituse to themselves nor anybody else. Surely it wmild atm Qiat thb sit­ uation yught to have tlie seriotu. at5 Bernard Coggan. Stale Sec­ retary, to Assist With thc Program GEORGE M. NEWTON Custoni Hatching, Hen Eggs. AU Sunday Schools arc urged <c send feprrarntauvc-o. to thu inert • ing and they are x'krd t shrine with them n«-»t Hund,»vj. collection to b--t SCHOOL TEACHERS The Fuller Brush Co. will again em­ ploy 3 school teacher*, for summer work near Hastings. Paid weekly. ligiou* Education ' . Middleville musicians will furnish We have a complete stock of all FARM SEEDS. All are Michigan grown seeds (except the alfalfa seed). ^999999999999^8998999^9992999^ CONSULT. US ABOUT SEEDS, BEFORE YOU BUY ELSEWHEREI SMITH BROTHERS VELTE& COMPANY out intending it. Children sn inferiority complex- which makes 1 them feci that they are destined to FOR SALE! ilHIMIIIIIHIIllI You want the BEST seeds you can buy . . . seeds with a high germination percentage. ui;h f.ilqu. ..... —.... u study of thdn-.md.-i cf liiith' nciuoced Belton dead. ... . ... ... Tltte I* the first fatal’accidenf to covered that min t of the problems -i consumers Power Co. employee in in each individual case could have thc Hasting,-. district. in several been easily corrected luid they been year.. BeIson hud. und was ust'ng all taken in unit'. Parents apparently tin u-.ual i-cuipment for protecting siem to wash (heir hands of thei.- In.mself against Just such an itcci> sonsibllity for. all Wrong attitudes at their children when they start going were splicing a wire. In twisting it. hr• evidently wa* not watching where hu right unli was moving, iintl touched the high tension wire ■ peaker thought that work might be above hl* long-sleeved rubber glove. taken up by the m-Iio'-I* if they ware At this writing no arrangements equipped for ii. It u dutreasotuible t > expect that undet -ptv.M-nl con­ dition.- Mb a youth problems arc sympathy ixpres-vd fur tile family, c.Kiiparatlvily sunidc, requiring pa- comteting of 1ns wife and four chil। tlent study, Cureful thinking, the Dealer, tn WOOL, GRAIN, bTRDS, FLOUR FBBDS. COAL. SALT. UMB AND BTC. Hastings, Mich. BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS FREE Flowers! "Age^tccldes tin- Worth ol a great many thing* in this world." we read. This 1* especially true of furniture and eggs. HASTINGS MARKETS ind if. pitted ttUswlfr April 33 1813 dad hi» life t>-en {>rolonced',onlr 11 FARMERS' MARKET & SEED STORE iW drtn are three granitehjbhen. other iclntAr.-. and many friends. F.itfcnil services were livid on Tuesday. April In Japanese cinemas, we read. a paid commentator tell* the story of each film as it •gtx.s along. We gen­ erally manage to sit in front ot. one who does it for nothing. CARDS of THANKS -.are the .made to bloom with care and knowledge— CHARLES H. LEONARD GRANGE PROGRAMS With ull the money taxpayers have in- Dusty roads spell waste, danger and discomfort. vested in highways in the past few years, Expensive surface material is ground to dry powder and blown away one thin layer at£ time. Gradually dry road surfaces disintegrate, become rough, broken through and unsafe. must they now suffer the loss of these FOR SALE! Saturday, May 6 1 P. M Household Goods of All Kinds Sewing machine. Heating stove. Range, 3-burner gas stove. Gas heater. 3 dish cupboards. 6 rocking chairs. 5 bed*. 2 dressers. Couch. 2 wardrobes. 4 tables. IS chairs. Bookcase. Typewriter. Radio. 3 stands. 2 pc’s linoleum. Rug. Dishes. Canned fruit. Fruit jars. Bedding. Lawn mower. Washing machine. Luggage carrier. , Several carpels. Other Article, Not Mentioned TERMS: CASH Only splendid roads that they hnvc bought nnd paid for? Millions have been invested in improved high­ ways. No one regrets it. Everyone is benefited by them. Must we stand by and watch them go to pieces through lack of proper maintenance? Must we pay the cost of false economy? Must we waste ten to save one dollar? Yet, by applying moisture absorbing Dowflake at slight cost, the surface can be held and both the loss of valuable road materials and the high cost of replacing them can be avoided. Know the truth about highway maintenance economy. Write for our booklet, "How to Control Dust.’* THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY, MIDLAND, MICHIGAN DOWFLAKE CALCIUM CHLORIDE 77-80% �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, May 3,1933 PART mnor innrinr Hr nr IVlIIHr uLHrnrer IVIUlIL nUIILnUL Ul 'e b"u forestry camp will I there U a sharp decrease in field । growers are accustomed to make on-1 AID LOCAL BUSINESS jbean* and a moderate decrease indy alight change* in their planted ( 11 Fll ri Ilin nrrrn:Oals nnd bailey. acreage from year lo year. The; ----------- . 1HH HD OEETS[£V ssa S=»=S~K» ."itsxrjysr Jf newled ta^lre^taleTtlrere Ij^no:'1"*' lnd,catc ®“ <«*a«e this year' Frajrftln? Work Done- ------------ ------------------------ A SHARP DECREASE IN BEANS BECAUSE OF PRE­ VAILING LOW PRICES incentive to decrease the acreage of East Lansing-Michigan counties aim. and this year will be fully up ,v”t*d *'h,ch MCarc lhe Ioc“,ion ------------ bar- try at laige the decrease In-acreage lan_____________ cor ^. C4ini , wlthlu to ------------------------1932. 'Die yield* l>f oals and “?®tan corps camp I wilt flv» tree£ . theirconservation ,boundaries ____ ■—. — ... receive .. J, 1H1IcJ last year were tar below the!* 111 br atvHit about n 'e and and one-half <X*-b*lf P* will average. and a reduction of five per wnL ‘ mediate and an increasing increasing future j UPWARD TREND IN The h|gh average yields and very benefit from thc work done by men cent on oat* and ten per cent in the satisfactory price obtained, by beet ln sUcp camps, according to Ure for-1 DAIRYi iPRODUCTION uvumv 1 iuix (Jie UnMon w| barley auu> in indicated. b whoJe thFor Mi growers in Michigan last year have «?stry deportment a: Michigan State . State Dept, of Agriculture :u a of 3'i per cent tn Increased Ure Interest In that in- College. « L nri.u « j . ‘corn, three per cent in oata and diutry. It is expected that all tturi Th(f work u financed entirely by' eleven sugar mlih that operated federal fun<U- ond tllP can,(M wlll' Oo-operating With Federal about two per cent m barley. laat year will again be in operation 1 1*. Qr g an j 7 ,d t 0 carry out President, Agencies in Investigation m The^drastic in. price* of arevelt'.-. program of foretry The state denartmmt tienartmeni nf nf nerind. '' field bean* during Ure last three !in ln 1933, ‘*33-. and at least Utree Uuxre of the 'the Ro Roosevelt's forestry work The ...mnlnlno flbaf were n.r, closed last to alleviate _____ <___ .... P FrtcuL years has been a discouraging fac-1 Icmaln Jng five that unemployment. Most of ture in co-operation with the Unit- tor to Michigan bean growers. La*liyear **“ °Pcn tllls )*®rI tire men in thc camps will be re­ ed Slate* department of agriculture year a reduction of 22 per cent in Indications point to a further In- eruiled from the ranks of unem-1 have been Investigating lhe pros- acreage was made,nnd thu year I crease of alfalfa hay in Michigan, ployed In the larger cities, but. it 1* | pect* for acreage of crops for 1923 there will be an additional reduc- and more acreage of hay will be expected, that a part of the men Information they have reccB*d ‘Ion of 13 per cent. For the entire available for cutting thl* year than will be selected locally In the sec­ HI ataaaic, ।jtlons aavaaa aaa waaavaa wiv show* that that'the acre- .In either area 1931a or saws 1932. in which the -vasii|O camps use are »vlu- • shows the acreage will be near- country the tne prospective bean acre•- tho-same ---------- ------- - - -in «te will u ------•*—----------------. Extremely low price* for im.t'cated. last' ealed. )y ns ----was •harvested be practically the same-sas' I year's onion crop have resulted In a | In any event, at least part of the' 1032. Increases have been planned 'lu‘ Kar. considerable curtailment In the supplies for thc camps will be Michigan acreage. Last year it Ixwght locally nnd thl* will mean was 8.670 acres while this year it is added business for merchants in the expected to be 6.700 acres. For Hie nearby towns. It Is estimated that | country at large the reduction for . the camps will mean thousand* of tlie year will be something over dollars In extra business. 13.000 acres. a total of 78.550 acres' The work done by the men will being'now Indicated. make the county much more at-' ••* tractive for tourist*, hunters and m nf.-i-.-ria fishermen. The additional lumber, MCA TTFMQ lnrul puln-wqod produced from the . IV1. V. 11 iLlvlJ I plantings to be made will assure fu- • I ■ ------ 1. ■; 1 . ■ - ture employment to many people tn! — _ v. n ‘be harvesting of forest crops. "Camp Burry" ha* a fine new well? „ at Ure beautiful rite on Stuart take. 1 Also plans for an excellent clay ten-; ’J}'*® at ' nl& court asdieli as ping-pong, bas-1 da*®' *s‘a^" ket ball vollev bull nnd baseball ‘,sbment ot fire lines, and {he cut­ Down with the Old Shades! . . . Up with the New! This Is New Window Shade Week! If your home, needs new window shades (and the chances are it does) this week is your opportunity. New shades for your spring housecleitning—windows as spick and span as your walls, floors and other furnishings. Come in this week and find out how inexpensively it can be done. Our Stocks for This Event Are Unusually Complete! Right now our stocks are most complete—sizes to fit any winflow—a wide selection of at­ tractive colors—and priced so that you can afford to re-shade every window in y’our home. We have a reputation in this city . for our window shades. They fit accurately^ wear well, and add to the appearance of the home. Window Shades of VICTOR SATIN FINISH HAND MADE Oil Shade Cloth Size: 6 Feet x 36 Inches Check up on your needs. Shades Ordered Today—Ready to Hang Tomorrow CARVETH & STEBBINS the rexall Store Hastings, Michigan MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO Y ... I™, taralry dtpLSi estimates; INFORMATION In order that the public may be more fully informed as to the status of a na­ tional bank that is being operated un­ der a conservator, we desire to state what we are permitted to do, and give our authority for these statements. ’ conservator shall not be subject to any limitation as to payment or withdraw­ al.” "Such deposits received while the bank is in the hands of the conservator shall be kept on hand in cash, or de­ posited with a Federal Reserve Bank. The recent Federal legislation known as the "Bank Conservation Act," provides that' whenever the Comptroller of the Currency of the United States deems it for the best in­ terests of the depositors and o^her creditors, he can appoint a conservator for a national bank. The Act also pro­ vides that "the Comptroller may in his discretion permit the conservator to re­ ceive deposits, but deposits received while the bank is in the hands of the It is "the duty of the conservator to hold the affairs of the bank intact, pending further disposition of its af­ fairs as provided by law.” The Comptroller has given this bank authority to accept deposits authorized by the legislation quoted above. Such deposits are not only safe, but at ail times, including any period of re­ organization, will be paid without re­ strictions. L ■. The Older Y groups will have their: lhat oll Michigan counties can pro-; next meeting al Camp Barry May; vide profitable work for 200 men!' II th. This group also is considering tor one or two years nnd some counthe organization of on ' 6’l‘f‘l: tie* can use profitabJy a great deal' Youth" movement here tn Barry imore labor. ' , county and an indoor baseball --------------- -—-----league. . THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB. Middleville Y groups have chosen1 The monthly meeting of the as their leader LeRoy Bell, who met Thornappie Gorden Club was held with them, and Mr. Angell fast Wed­ Monday. May 1. In tire supervUor* nesday evening. < The new ofilcent1 room in tire court house. chosen were, William McConnell, The speaker* for Ure meeting were president; Jaek Peeling. Vicq-presldent, and Gaytan Bell, Secy, and Mrs. Brewer of Grand Rapids, state ...... • president of Ure Federated Garden : Nashville Y group held their on-i^bd* and Mrs. McMullen, also of j nual hike and beef roast meeting Grand Rapids. W«K»ent of the; Inst Monday evening. Woodward;E.??' n’Slr laU“( Smith, leader, and Mr. Angell lead- *ere, Interesting and educag? Bible study for this meeting. T? £*y , ,h? knst' i Miller will* be swimming .heart* of every garden r nt Cnmp Barry. He has PJf^nt. ... - . J lhe Senior Life Saving test I . Mre Breuer ,poke of the effort* of i nt Michigan State College. 'he garden club to have tile* set in | Two hundred attended the nth ‘he curte to wat^r the tree* through | Annual Barry County Y. M. C. A.1 “nd suggested a few hnndfuU of Rural Conference last Saturday held' b°ne [ncal **■' put in the bottom* o the to feed ,h the trees. She in Grand Rapids. A full day was:” ’" tiles *" * ,r “S sh ** said j put In beginning in the Fountain Hut the plan of garden *eed distri- > Street Baptist church with an un­ butiop worked out ttor the welfare' gardens wo* a fin? plan. Thc or-; usual privilege of having the beau­ tiful windows explained by the art­ ganlzation of garden clubs is -- ■ist who conceived and painted them. spreading rapidly. We are approach- !■ a Mr. Perry of New York. Emory L ing lhe dawn of a new era. The bill i * Gallup.urgan^t.' played for the group now in the senate to ban billboards I ----------- —------------------------on the wonderful organ. Tire Cen­ J* number 10. Write your senator and I '1IINDS CORNERS. PLEASANT HILIthe present. IBVING. tral Fire Department put on an ex­ tell him to vote for this bill. Tlie | I Mra. Fred Camp of Rutland vi*­ hibition for the pupils and .nearly Mrs. George DeMott spent Wed­ Ladles* Aid Society will meet' ited Mrs. McCann while Mr. Camp the roadside. There Is a Dill I,nri vr—< cvss/i cmiti, wm t-iic- nesday with her aunt, Mrs. Frank atThe all of tire 200 saw the Grand Rapids not lhe home of Mrs Longstreet Fri­ did carpenter work for Mr. McCann. now !„ the houre m Iramme lo pro- ‘ u “J “ Press made and printed. The mu­ Blivin. in Hie Gregory district. cn J® to .Pennock hospital day. May 5* Pot luck dinner. Every­ planting of trees on tho high- ®« ... L.---------- Monday _bulfor seum nnd Bell Telephone Co. were hiiril Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nagel and way.?, u boure bill No. IM well. hrtrt^f Mr. and Mrs. Glen Moore of body is invited. njso visited, as well an the Y. W. . daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. James ________ __________________ a bad 1 Noahvillc spent Sunday with Mr. The Irving community will greatly Nagel recently. nnd Y. M. C. A. buildings where your reprerenuure and lell him <o cose ot poisoning “ • from a sore throat and Mra. Will Moore. miss the Clinton family when they the groups also had their lunch. vote ngalnat it. Mr*. Brewer closed und Urey unable to operate. Sire 1* ; While Mr. and Mrs. Ray Norton Lyle Tbbias oi Battle Creek spent move to their new home near Six ‘ The Mooro, Orangeville. Blake and her talk with the following verse. .■vine better at thi* writing but still Saturday night with his parents. Lakes. They have been faithful at­, und family and Mr. and Mrs. Harold I think that I did never see Hosmer, schools were high point in a very serious condition. . Robinson of Grand Rapids and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Tobins. tendants at church, have been in­ A billboard lovely a* a tree. winner* in attendance. ,1, Mrs. Fred Smith and another Miss Susie Phillips visited m Mr.. terested in the Fellowship, the La­. and Mrs. Lewi* Wilcox and children Perhaps unless Ure billboards fall, ~ __ ....__ । wen? visiting at L. D. Hall's, little MinnkEviLLE. daughter have been confined to'ahd Mra. Anril Golden of South w!«ne UAMtoi Mm tb«r' beds‘a 'leaTdays 'with’ severe Baitings. Sunday and also called on dles’ Aid Society, the Grange and. Arloa Wilcox, aged* four, fell olt a every worthwhile project while they The Gardner-Bennett party re­ Mr*. McMullen followed Mrs. M throat Mr. and Mrs. Guy Golden of Barry- have lived here and have been good। strawstack onto a barbed wire and turned Tuesday evening nnd H. E. and Mra Mrs Seymour Jordan and ville. neighbors. Their /place U hard to, cut her arm severely. She wa* taken Bennett I* improving slowly. We are Sire said. U*e your spare time gc - MrMrand Wm Murray drove to Dr. Swift immediately and 1* re. Aunt Della Holcomb 1* visiting at fill. _ In hopes of seeing him about soon. tin, .equ.lntKl with Ila *3*1. soil .„ Uo.lcv , Burrell Phillips for a few days. Tire Wileox Community Club," the( covering rapidly. Their FlorldA trip was mainly for U 'if 71*1 .y”1 *“"* “ lh' Mr. .M Mra M»ll Brftad ..re Frank Tobias from near Nashville Fellowship and tire neighborhood in the benefit of his health, and while world.' Everythin, we ure. rec. or Qr>nd turdd, vullora Tuuduy. spent Sunday afternoon with his PODUNK. for a time he improved, later he poreeu come, from the |oll AnnuaU general were Invited, to the home of y. Mr> Lecter lUymond brother. C. N. Tobias, and family. had a backset, and is not a* well as have more beautUul bloom, then , Adalbert ty?alh visited his parents Mr. and Mra. Lee Blackford, where , p^^cy with his parents, who Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and hl* many friends wish. in Hastings Tuesday. perennials. TTiey require more rarej^fvc Iran Mollne sons spent Sunday evening with Mr. At the bank meeting Tuesday eve­ but the results are jn-orer. For terGladys Laubaugh spent last wecg u,„n M,„ „„ „turned and Mrs. Ernie Matteson and fam­ Fifield. who had the misfortune to ning lire following were elected as Ultalna sprinkle ehUken manure | wutl 11)em lot* their home by fire. Everyone In Nashville vlriHng friends. ily of Use McOmbcr district. . enjoyed meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith made a burineaa trip directors: Wm. Gackler nnd Henry artl bone mesl belwren the m. M d M chiton Campbell Mrs. Goldie Casey and sons ac­ Fifield and showing the sympathy to Detroit last week. toe.t s“ d« Tuesra ot ti^la.rer-. Finkbclncr of the old set and the and cultivate It Into the companied her brother. Russell felt for them in this calamity. They new members are: Wm. Kronewlt- wuteru lo bloom couture he roots. ,noU),r „„ KaUmaaoo. Mr. and Mrs. Monta Replogto Mott, and family of Delton to ter. A. H. Bell and H. o. Beneway. Fertilise your plants heavily. M1^ ErenbMa ts assuUna Woodland Sunday and spent the are living in Mrs. Locke's house for visited friends in Dealing Sunday. It Is hoped to have Ure bank open day with their uncle and family. soon, which will be a great accom­ Work like Ure devil and tertdU..\,.„k mtd Ure care ol Mr. cooks Mra. Joe Nevitt and her grand­ modation to the public. * Cut your dosers lor lhe house . who u u poor health. daughter. Rubylee, of Battle Creek Tlie Junior-Senior banquet at the The more you cut Ure more Ure lIr .nd Mra. trert Fulmer and Pvthlun hail put on by the’ Pythian StlSw'XSt ntSSTK,™Buulv rret'suf Mr. visited Mrs. Clara Brown and at Edd. Newtons Saturday and Sun­ Sisters was attended by about 80. ■prlnUrd about planta keeps back .Ild c Tire pupils all went to the school seeds and Irelpe the floreer. The F K Irom day. Miss Thelma Tobins and friend. building and enjoyed a dance for Ute ol a llo.ee seed la lour Ure American Sunday School Union Mr. Meyers, of Kalamazoo and Miss several hour*. alter that Ure permlnMUm Is very.h„ or„„,srd a.Sundsy school to Wieble of Indiana visited Mr. and Twenty' members of the Boy small. Besuulul pudetta do not |leM „ko,,,houM. Scout* went to Battle Creek Satur­ demand a spacious income, nor a t.ach Sunday. Mrs. Clarence Mrs. W. O. Tobias Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Chas. Orames and day and enjoyed nn outing until riiaclou* piece of property. a Berends was chasm Superintendent, Mahlon Tobias of Battle Creek Sunday night. There will be sev­ spacious urse Severs people Imped Mr ,nd „„ wiuiams and on the latter's parents. Mr. eral other outings this summer. lire irerden club and II Is hoped Ure ,.mUy ,„a M, „„ H j wu. called and Mrs. W. O. Tobias, one evening The local D. E. 3. will hold a pub­ memberahip mH Increase rapidly -, „am. on Mr. ,,d up j., last week. . lic installation this Friday evening Anthony Hoes. _________ Bohleli Bunday and found Mr Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush and at their hail. You are welcome. family of Battle Creek spent Sun­ NORTHEAST WOOUI-ANn. I Schleh more Improved tn health. Thc severe storm Sunday evening day afternoon with her parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hauer of westVdpf left us without electric lights for o , "'1*" , . and Mrs. W. O. Tobias. «>me time which was very disagree­ Barbera Corners spent Sunday with, Ellen Kline Is on the rick list. able for the services af tire M. E. Charley Velte and Mr. and Mr*. TJe Spring italic Fratlnd wil be Tlie Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle, h"1 neat Bunday. May I. at lour church where Urey were putting on Howard Clum ol West Odesre. MUa Baaile Valentine end mend »c'“* >» Hs.tlnsa In the Central will meet Wednesday afternoon, pictures. Tlie storm wa* very heavy hero. So far we have not heard of ol Hasutwi spent Sundsy atlh Mr. audllortum. Tills eompleres mfr Muy 10. with Mr. and Mrs. Hammle and Mra. tree Hainbarier and Mr. years wwt In music endure swards Armour at Hickory comers. any lightening damage however. l?r ““ mu“5 wl." be . The Pythian BUtcr* will entertain and Mr. Fllrmy Hansbarrer. HOPE CENTER. Mr. and Mra Jim Britten agd »h» ,ra” their Grand Chief thl* Monday eve­ Mr. and Mrs. Clare Ashby and Mr and Mrs. Mrs E E. Vandlen W»‘» whooi a»^ h*urta Andera. A»Al­ A pot luck----------------supper will be lamlly family. Mr. ning. z — -__ 8 a. e-w i IkiTt Arrntz. Mnrv TzrtiluAnantx A number of thc member*^ oi of Hastings. Mr. » and Mrs. v< Oryol i***1 ,AtT,n,7 Mar Louise Arenta, daughter went to Battle Creek Sun-, muim**. mr. h« mra. —Zr — —,\ -------KJ'td............ — v. day to care for Mrs. Ashby a molh« ____ . ___ Jimmie Snrlniter. Donna nnd Eulnh Springer. Donna and Eulah of the Cowan Lodge are expected Shellenbargrr ol Barbera camera end Mr. and Mrs. Mlles Bawdy end Keller. All lhe parents and nelghto accompany their Chief. Albert Anders returned to Grand' urged* " lo attend — and1 ~ see Ismlly were at John Stairs' hetplnp bors k"~ are — — Rapids Monday after spending al DOWLING SCHOOL. Mr*. Vandlen celebrate her birth­' what these pupil* have accom­ week at the home of Mr. and Mra.; plished. The tenth grade presented their day Sunday. comedy, "The Deacon* Courtship" Ml** Bessie Valentine of Hasting*t’ Mrs. Btanclw Otis, who i* caring Fred Ashby. to a large audience Thursday eve­ ejicnt Sunday evening al .Pllnny, for Miss Belle McCallum spent Sat­ . Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Lyttle spent urday nnd Sunday in Hastings with Sunday and Monday at the Heller’s । ning. The play was well received Hansbarger* at Guernsey lake. «r. u .xj Mrs. mm. Ben Landis of «. ~uu. and each member of thc cast wa* Mr. and South hp£ <U»taht«. Mrs. Wm. LinliUftOn, home Mr. and Mrs. Mason Norwood of' highly complimented for the way Woodland called on WU1 Velte* Friday evening Mrs Bertha McKlbbln is quite Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs Mar- , they rendered their part*. The act­ shall Norwood ot Delton spent Sun­ ___ __________ ill with lumbago. Miss Sarah Ering of Merrill Isham as Ned. the SOUTH COATS GROVE. way is caring for her. We all hope day with Mrs. Kate Williams at the negro, and Lareva Powell, a* Top»y McDermott home. , Mrs. Myra Flrater accompanied for her prompt recovery. Turvy, was voted by thc audience Vernon Textcr of Delton spent the Mr. and Mrs. Everett McCallum a* the best. They will present their Greta Flratcr and her 8th grade puFLOUR FEED COAL ‘spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. week end with hi* grandparent*, Mr. play.at Bedford Tuesday evening. plls to Grand Rapids Saturday. May 9. under the auspices of the' The Coat* Grove ball nine played Hubert Pettengill of ..Hickory Cor- and Mrs. Chas. McDermott. BRICK h. TILE ♦ FARM Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashby and son' the Carlton Center nine at Thorn- nera. tenth grade of Bedford. j Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise and Lyle called on Ernest Hom'* of East We have ordered our invitation*, apple lake Sunday P. M. i Saturday Mr. und Mra. A. Riblel Glen spent Thursday with Mrs. Cedar Creek Sunday afternoon. for commencement exercise* which HASTINGS, MICH. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony William* 1* to be held Thursday evening, May■ and Mra. Maria Gilliland of Lake Elizabeth Manning and family of and Mr. and Mra: Russell Kay of Odes* called at Qriey Gilliland's. ! Yankee Spring*. Kalamazoo spent the week end with Herbert Flrater and wife spent! Congratulation* to William Hart The ninth and tenth grader* are their parents. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Sunday with the Clarence Felzer and Thea Gillon of Shull* who were working on their -herbarium*.— Leonard. ! I family near-Freeport. : married Saturday. Scribe—Edna Oerbor. The trust funds created during the recent banking holiday constitute part of the new deposits refer­ red to above which are payable without restriction Hastings National Bank HASTINGS • MICHIGAN LIME JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD OF / SOMEONE IS ABOUT « TO GET A JOB $ A job is open! The employment manager runs through his list of qualified men and considers several. One of them has a tele­ phone and can be reached quickly. He gets first chance. Other things being equal, the applicant or former employee who can be reached by telephone is quite likely to get first call. AGRICULTURAL HYDRATE LIME Let Ui Figure With You Edmonds Elevator & Implement G �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3 1M3 COATS GROVE. I BARRYVILLE. I der allowing account entered. Dis-JI ot administrator Issued. Es­ Mr. andlHra. Wm. Brooks and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Riven* of j COURT HOUSE NEWS charge tate enrolled. (and Mr*. Harve Woodman »pept! Battle Creek were guest* of Mr. and I Est. Marshall Tripp, dec'd. Order Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.- John;Mrs. Will Hyde Tuesday evening. allowing account entered. (Woodman observing the wedding! The Barryvlile H. E. Class'bald PROBATE COURT. Ert John Hinkley, dee d. Petition anniversaries •nnlveraanc* of U m former fornmr and lat-j jt4 iMt meeting al Hie home of >H*.1 Est. live E*t Ira Shaver, dec'd. Annal ac­ -------McKeown Thursday with lui to* USUW..U demand dividend ‘ler oouple.* and the blrthda) nr ot Mrs. count of administrator filed. *for ”• authority Z________ “ —_ ■_-‘j ........... M "• lUrwxhlijn (attendance of ten members. Election | Eit Orpha A Mowry, dec'd.- Or- filed. Order to demand dividend on woouman. der ailo« Ing claims entered. I savings account entered. ' Mr. and Mrs. E. 8 Thompam. 1 of officers resulted with an unani-1 ««. ru«u. UIA.U.Order 1U1UCI W11-Mr. und 'Mr*. Walter Thompson, ..—J,----- nwus vote for the old leader* and Est. John I. Baker, dec’d. Order! r| Est. Day Pugh. deed. conI firming sale allowing claim* entered. ' of real eilate entered. Agnes Haight and daughter, Wilma, officers. They are n follow*: leadJ Est. Alvin C. Barker, dee ... d. .Final and-Florencc Dunnigan and riaugh-jrrs. Mrs. Mabel Adams and Mrs ; Est. Henry Roe. dec'd. Petition' ~v., ...v .... -. — --------- -------—J . — ter. - — • - Mae -------— ____ chairman. Mrs. Clara for authority to exchange stock filed, account of guardian ----------tiled. Release, Anna attended thi- High'EthdktVilcox; i ..™. ____ _______ _ P. — MU«r. Sec.-Trea* . Mrs.- Glennaj Order authorlxing admlnUtralor to guardian by ward filed. Discharge school play ________ in Hasting* Friday , Mr. and and Mr*. Mrs Harold Harold Kebey Kebey of . Bldelman. We plan on taking sec exchange stock entered. j of guardian trailed. Estate enrolled. Mr. Martin, Mra. Florence Kelsey <ifl«»d year nutrition or planning Est. Glenn C. Freer, dec'd. Order * NORTHEAST WQODI-4ND. ■Kalamaaoo and Mr* Lrnah Wood I meals for the family for next year, appointing administrator entered. | Bond of administrator filed. Letters, Mr nnd Mra. Pliny Hansbarger of Hasting* attended churirh liens Mr and Mr*. W. B Walker and, nnd <wnt rt-it at ofimunuurar.uw.~Meu administration issued 1 and ^daughter anfi Mr. aniI Mra la.inrfav Sunday and spent the rest ot the Floyd Allen spent Sunday night: E»t Bert W Jone*, dee d WarHatubarger were Grand lUplds day with Warney Kelsey's, observing - - und- Inventory - - - -----filed - • visitor* Saturday and Sunday. Wurney's birthday.. Tiny were bn Hi«ir return trip from rani I] Mr.jind Mr* Homer Sawdy enter- j Florida to their home In Chesaning account of executor'filed. gained the la'-tcr'a sister from Jack- munity service Sunday evening for Mr. and Mrs Ralph DeVine and Est. John F. Koeller, dee d. An-au“da>< the coming year were: Pres.. Ethel Mn. Anna DeVinc were in Middlenual account of administrator filed.. Mis* Rosa Velte and Mrs. Leon . Vice-Pre*.. Marian Wood- Mile on business Saturday. Est. Olive Hobart, dec'd. Petition i Tyler spent Friday .afternoon with ................. —......... .. . man. a Perry Faswtt of Lansing is visit-1 lorTdirtm^lii^^ ^kkroud r.r of rwiroi, betroit ^^.^^re^re*^ ^-d‘. mis. ssssciuuii „ ...5 ,. _ ... special administrator filed.- Order at, urc the iwtnr home us of .Mra. Sheldon.. £ran .?.c,n,er.r »re««H*r. j-reaa Ing his parents and other relatives Mr*. Lucy Lucy Velfc Velfc entertained entertained the 8ml h;u>ller>. Loren Oversmith and here. appointing special administrator en-; -Mra. - - -. ---------- club • ■ Paul Woodman. tered. Bond of special admlnutra-j Cheerful Helper* Birthday Heber Fader attended the Father Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Barnum and and Son banquet al Urbandale Sat-tor filed. Letter* of special admlms- j Wednesday. trator issued Inventory filed • Mrs. Holly. Mr and Mr* Bedell of baby and Mr. and Mrs. Frank urday evening and helped furnish; : Haight nnd children vputed Sunday Est. of Joseph C. Bray. &cd. An-; Mason. Mr. and Mrs Forel Holly of thc music. ntial account of admfflWrator filed.' Lansing and Frank Schopbell of !in Grand Rapid*. Mrs. George Eas­ Mrs. Irvin took her seventh and Est. Guy F. Settles, dee d. Final Eaton Rapids visited Johrt .Gardner's ley relumed with them for a visit eighth grade pupils to Grand Rap-| account of administrator filed. Or- Sunday. ids Saturday. They visited the. The L. A. S. is to be held this Press t-ir** ouuning. building, uw thc lire fire uunu. bams, one week Thursday at the church. The|<,f the large churche*. where they church will be cleaned at thc same ■ h*tened to some fine mhslc from tlie time. Club No. 4 servu dinner. ■ pip<, argan, and also enjoyed a Everybody invited. movie They came home u tired. There was a fine attendance at | but happy bunch. tlie "Clean Up" time on the church j Thc C. E will hold a business ground* Thursday evening.' It was;meeting at thc home of Heber Fu*nicely cleaned up un'd many shrub* I ter Friday evening. and perennials *ct out. I Sunday was a big day at thc Mra. H a. Woodman and daugh-(church when eleven of our young ter Ruth went to Kalamazo, on | PCOP*® became membera. Saturday afternoon und Martan 1, Mr- "nd, Heber 'I-aster and Woodman returned home with them u,nl >' nnd Rf>'mond Green alUndid clean-up day in "* Battle vn Sunday allcnjoon ■'•* ’‘u Creek .Saturday and enjoyed the parade Rev. Adcock ot Hasting* spoke ut ‘ played In the band. AT ECONOMY PRICES the cpmmunily service on Sunday .‘ Heber Mr* Henry of Ashley spent Sat­ cvennig. Mrs. Keith Bowman gave urday with her Aunt Carrie Wlla piano *olo and vocal »olo ami u litis and they called on Archie Ladies' quartette gave u .song. Newton and children in PrichardThc D^ G.’ T. O- club will meet ville in lhe afternoon. next Wednesday P. M-. May 10 with Mr. and Mrs. Chester WillltLi nnd Mrs. Keith Bowman. Janette and Raymond of Lansing j The p, T. A. was held Friday eve­ were Sunday guc»u of Mr. and Mrs. ning with good attendance. Thc J. J. WIllilU and Helen. program was put on by 4-11 groups. Lb. 12c •l'L'- QUAL/TY FOODS Beef Pot Roast>6c"9c BEEF STEAK Round or Sirloin PORK ROAST PORK STEAK 3 23c ll>. Pure Pork Home Dreaied IOC I Lb. v-‘ 6c Lb. SUMMER SAUSAGE COTTAGE CHEESE Lb. 18c Lb. 10c Picnics 2C PORK »< BEANS 6 - 25c Country Club — In delicioua tomato tauco U.nl’r^hJ *C Fresh Bread Famoua Country Club 2 its; 17c , CATSUP Standard quality Corn Syrup 5 »~b ib.p.11 25c 29c PINEAPPLE Avondala — Sliced, in haavy *rrup -Camay Toilet Soap IVORY SOM*. m^Uun, b.r S« FANCY CORN 20c ■ Country Club finoat Gold Band Soap JEWEL b... S Graham Flour Or Yellow Corn Maal SCRATCH FEED 19c 3 b-« 55c COFFEE Smooth and fragrant lb. ui 13c 100-lb. bag $1,09 >oo-ib b.. J149 CHICK FEED, 100.1b. bag SLID LAYING MASH or STARTING MASH HEAD LETTUCE 2 -13c Liaon California Sunkiat Michigan Baldwin* Csraabin —That’s What Your Bank Means to You! This bank, which we hope you may make yours, is rendering a safe and convenient service to its patrons and the community, as it has done for nearly a half century. E*U* fancy POTATOES Mlddgan — U- 8- N«- 1 quality he soundness or this bank's policies ha« been demonstrated through all of .these yeura. You are cordi­ ally invited to enjoy the serv­ ice find convenience of this IjariK by becoming one of its many patrons. T CARLTON CENTER. We are hoping Mrs Earle Aason, who ha* been *o seriously ill In the ierding over tht week end were, the Plainwell hospital, following an Op(ration, will soon be at home. latter* niece, Mr. and Mrs. Ford Mr. and Mrs. James Nevins enter­ Turtcheily and Air. and Mra, Stim­ tained Sunday Mr. and Mra. Ernest son of Laming. . : Caryl Fuller spent, part vt last Wildermuth and Mrs. Eva Nevin* of week with hb sister. Mr*, Glenn Yorkville. Thc high wind and electric storm Densmore of near Woodland. Mrs. Caryl Fuller accompanied Mra of Sunday afternoon blew down sevDensmore und daughter* to Lansing. era! trees and tlie electric current wa* of! lor a tew hours. ■Saturday Or\ Sunday afternoon Graydon Mr. and Mrs. Win. Zuschnitt of west of H.utmgs visited Mr. and De Valle. Donald Neondorf of K.dMrs. Ralph Henncy Sunday after­ miiHtoo. Grace Earle. Darmy und 1 Dickie Jenners of Plainwell called noon. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nash went to.ion Robert Warner. iw bring their son. i. Ml*a Laura James, accompanied Laiumg Friday to Willard, home- lor over the week b>’ Lmnard Van Mille. attended a end. Mrs. Floy Greenfield accom-; widen wedding anniversary al Humpanied the Niuhs to Lansing. Hton on Saturday. One hundred Floy Greenfield is convalescing !’ixt>' sue*u were present. nicely from thcqwlnlul burns on hu' Mrs Sadlc Sc,Kl *nt* MW clara DOWLING. liana*, which he received Tuesday will entertain "The Helping Mrs. Jennie Gorham is confined, inght while fishing. when the gaso- Hund Club' on Wednesday after­ to her bed at present and i» tinder I line from the jack in some way was' noon. spilled on hU hand* and clothing I Eleven of the girls in the com- tiac care of a nurse. Mrs. Tina Lea-1 and wigs ignited! munity have organized a Camp Fire ter to> has been sick the pqst week, «... 7, - Group Gratin Tltcv are very very enthusiastic enthusiastic and Mrs, Elizabeth Rulison who ha* Beatiiiung next Sunday. May Tliey arc preaching at thc local M. E church ■Mnd “rc bl,*>' *eH«n«. pencils, handy; been quite seriously UI is reported 1 will be at 9:30 o'clock mid Sunday! kitchen mil-- and extracts in :nv a* slightly improved. Schqol immediately after. |effort to earn al least a part of' Harry McCarty, who underwent ——■*'• > •—— |their annual due*. an appendicitis operation at BatSOI TH .MAPLE GROVE. ' Die last meeting of tlie Pine Lake ue Creek last week k» making a I . Scraces at the Wilcox church (Nutrition Class was held with Mary ;Kood recovery and expects to leave have been changed taking effect. Lxv.tcr on April 37. Tlx- lesson .was1 ijie hCHpltai Saturday next Sunday. Sunday School u: D on Diet for thc Expectant Mother" Mr. and Mrs Frank Van Syckle o’clock and preaching at 1G o'clock, and "Diet for the Child, up to and and Mr*. MalUe King were al OUeMr*. Peter HdOmmi. Mi* Fraqk including the Second Year." These K0 Sunday where they visited thc Norton and Clcvta ;.petll Wcdr.t j-: leraoiw for the year have been very; hrter's son and family. Mr. and daV ill IliiAltTU-., :; uv-ll ..... «Edward — j King * day m Hasting* well viien given hv by Mr, Mra. Helen IV.oilU. Beadle -Mra. Mr. and Mrs W. C Clark were in and Mr- -------------------Myrtle Rogers, and much Mr and Mr*. Elgin -----------r — Cotton and Hasting.,. Wednesday l“ kr !* — •them ’— lor ~ their untiring daughter of Lansing and Mr and praise la -* due Mr .ind Mra Andrew Link ofjetlort*.--------------------------------------------- Mrs Irving Fisher and Lucille and Nashville spent Friday evening with --------------" Wallace Norton of Vermontville her brother. Vcrn Khston SOUTH WOODLAND. were guests Sunday nf Mrs. Etta J. JL Norton and our teacher. Ml**; i-*'1 Week * Letter Stanton. Mr. Norton remaining fur Fox. Uwk several of o:ir seventh unci Miss Opal Uckrono nf B.--th- an Indefinite visit, eighth gradc-ra to Grand Rapids ren. Mich . and Paul Towiwnd were, Lant Coon met with a bad accl-' Saturduv 1 united in marriage by Rev. H. V. dent one day la--t week, when cut­ Mr., Lulu Gruy and Robert -pen: ,1\>wn*end EaAtcr Bunday tn their ting a band from a bundle of cqrnSunday at Leon Gray * in West Ver- - newly furnuhed home in the pre*,stalks the jack knife dipped und -n»ntvil!c. Ivncr i*.'""' of twenty-two relative.* •■-- »nd “na penetrated thc eye ball, which re-; Ha»triigs visitor* from this n/igh-j' friend*. They were nl”’si„<Th r ?> r,*ngiven K,nn a ’ rreep7CCp,' -,uked tn a temporary loti of sight' , borhood Friday were. M; uiurMf* Itton . non Friday Irtdav in the tlie Brethren Rretluen ehurrh church , l<-a*.4t / z , and uses no more current w c Clark. Mra I<e Gould Mi basement. Their many friends »W1 ' Mr werttnan Mr. Bna and Mr5 Mra. UTOr8e George Wortman, ; Clare Sheldon Stephen Decker. Mr । for them a long and happy a.-dded Mr nnd Mrs orrUfe Dunn .rod Mr! than one ordinary lamp bulb and Mra Frank No: tmi and Cieota hfe and Mrs. Charles Be Ivan and son.! I Ila Jarr.rrd of Baltic Creek spent Mr... Hajtel Jones of Grand Rap- RObcrt. of nnc ]axe -.pent Stindav . the week erid at thc Jarrard-Eilbtoti! ids spent over the week <-ndwnh her WRh parent* • Mr and Mr* 8 '““J, „ ; o~'* *'* £“ A WJru».n. In bnner ol Uw ta.-lh-1 Alberta Greenfield of Hiratimr* Mr*. Carrie Scott and children day of their fatlicr spent Ute uerk enh with her father, spent the uwk end with relative* m Mr. and Mr*. Bert 6tls enterC W Knoll. [Hasting*. tamed tallied vnaries Charles wen* Wells and aa friend, friend, ------ nnANnrvii'i F------: . ,r' .•*"?" t,r‘“;d nrtP.‘ Irom Battle creek Sunday after-1 Olt ANtftt ll.l.t.-------- , nij spent Saturday afternoon with with ..—..noon and evening, also ... Mr. and' nb spent Saturday afternoon Today we offer an amazing new Frigidairc : Mf.-. J W Sheffield spent Wed-, Mrs. Mr? Homer Rowladcr Mra. L J. Oswald, lhe evening be­ nesday with her .-bter in Grand Friends t-fiends of of Win Wm Men Meade cf sixty ing spent with a program of music 1 that operates on as little current as one ■Rapids. Point are iorry to hear ot hl* wrtMr. and Mr; H. N Loomu of Sunday gue«ts. ordinary lamp bulb. ” ou? , Battle Creek have moved into the Jamer Herminet.c were *R«)} : rviu >vumu uhm I ord.. a Aspinall and <aiiu>> fanm . m of »>. W. cnanes Charles Shultz noure house and and Mr aiut and Remarkable also in its new conception ■‘"nd’xra*' AhrSHermmrtra Wo*xlIfln,i wrrc •*' " Bow- Mr* Lc»tFr Keller Of Battle creek oMvr^j^mneviih* ,lermmrt*c udcr^Sunday. are now occupying one of the cot-’ of convenience... this Frigidaire has auto­ .01 IM,tr tTairicviuc -------------- « » »lairs at Clear lake Maxine Foote and friend x-nt SHULTZ. Uge* at ciear lay. , Maxine Foote and friend •spent ;x-nt 1 SHULTZ. matic defroating—automatic ice tray reSaturday aftcraofn and evening Mr. and Mr* George Thomjvon NORTHWEST RUTLAND. ' leaxing—% more food space—extra room with Mr. and Mrs. Holli* Ken: of vbited and ------- the -------latter'* —• - sbter. Mr. -•••* Mr. and Mrs Alton Armour and Hopkm* • ■ Sun■ for tall container*. Mr- James Myer*, near Ohcgo children of Battle Creek'vratted Mr Mrs Blancgr Wickham of De-, riav day.-----------------------------------------------’ . ,and Mrs. Ned Lancaster Sunday. ' Modem in 1U beauty ... thia Frigidairc troit U lending a couple of ucek* Mr. and Mrs. Vert Robinion were dUUU., gucits BUVJM in jhe John -umi Bene„,„■ COSTS ONLY Sunday with her mother. Mra. Nettle.New;- Sunday visitor* of ti*c latter.: aunt. dkT home were. Mr. and Mrs. Jolm, introduces a new style in cabinet deaign— ark 4t thl- place. iMrs. Jennie Lyons and *on.Albert. Garner.-Mi** Ethel Haskin and Mr i Mrs Nettie Brown* returned to near Banficld Albert Lyons called and Mrs. A. R. Ellison and daughter.1 with a finish of aparkling white Dulux. her home at thl* place Sunday afv-jat Hobfuaon* Monday. Thelma also Russell Cl tester of Lan-' “ Mr •■“id Mrs George Clou.-*- en- 4ln5, Mr. and Mr*. Chet Outstanding Tompkins in its quality . . . with Mr and ‘Mr.-- /....... Ar.hlu- and Mns of |IwUng,_ . | iKalamazoo jicrtained Mr porcelain interior, dependability and long । Mr anti Mr. Gerald Rupe of, Sawyer anti family of Kalamahvj amainr Mia* Alloc Camp wax in Kalama! Coldwater i* MM-ndini: tlr week with-Sunday. „u>11, Women'*! ImIION • ffDFKAl 1 life . . . every detail reflects the standard* .-<»• Saturday aiw attending i )U» parent*. Mr and Mr*. Marian Mrs Grace Clark of Kalamazoo d ,,*- at at Kalamazoo Kalamazoo College. College. Day which have made Frigidaire the choice of a ;Rupe, of thb vicinity is spending a few day* at the home ’--------------- <*» ■ l/« MORE FOOD SPACE ----------------------------of licr parent*. Mr. and Mra. Win HOLMES ............. CHURCH. million more buyers tlian any other elec ­ , liOBlMll'E PARK 'Chamberlain ™. Mr. — and Mra. Welby ------- ---------------Crockfurd The pew Frigjdairca art built wfth a highly effi­ I Mr and-Mra-Alex PWU nf Grand,1 Ka i>inrn ciouie has been tric refrigerator. Cgll at our showroonu Kathryn Clouse r™ ha* been ahrent absent and Jamily were Sunday visitors at «.1W «. Mr and Mr, JuldX. cient, apace-saving iniulatina givipg lhe cabinet — ..1.^.1 --------- George Higdon'* at Naihving. , and see this revolutionary new refrigerator tan Pott* Sunday afternoon. .ult of nines®. Mrs. Roy Wickham was in Grand! ■mailer outwda dimauioa* but much greater I : Mr and Mra. Otto Lightfoot ot .« __________ ' Rapids Saturday with her seventh today. •toragc tpacc. Freeport were Sunday guetU of Mr.; MORGAN. and eighth grade pupils of the . and Mrs. John Kollar. Mr and Mr* E Duxberrv of Bat- Brown school. ■ Mr und Mrs. Julian Pott, enter-.tie creek are-.vpending a few day* Mr. and Mr*. Harry Woodman of J tabled,thc Larkin Club Salurflay-jatuicir at their cottage here. cottage here. Grand Rapid* client'the week end ; night. ' >r.., | Jirv Rev and and **ra. Mrs. Alic.. Allen — DcLong of Hubert Banium’*. ap^&hf^eor^ Grand Ledge' rpent spent "Sunday" with Mr and Mra Lloyd Valentine ot ■ — >— -Poland —-—- jtnd Ores nd Ledge Simt-ay ’ref.li Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar attended their aunts. Mr* Millie Fluty and Woodland were Sunday visitor* of the funeral Corrigan Mra. Mary Yiir'ncr tlin flinrreil of Patrick Pzlriclt Cnmaan Mr, X(.»r,. Roland Valm|jpe** A ClHttAL MOTOIS VAlUt Tuesday. f Mr. knd Mr*. J. W. Sira Her and Herman Rcntch of Freeport was Homer »pcnt Saturday and Sunday SOUTH THORNAPPLE. calling in Uils- neighborhood one wttti their children at Kalamaaoa Mrs. James McCrea and family, ahd Ph:ni cl! . hav% been entertaining relatives thc1 Mr. and Mr*. John Kollar called Mr, Mn Sca-kv Beatrice Kimjjp Knapp giid and daiqflidaugli- p^t week from Chicago. - Harnett —.... ot -------------.... _oa pg^y Barnum wm in Zeeland on 8. B. Nibbs one day Ian week ter lUstnis* called aud found him a httlc better. Mn. D. Hagerauu Saturday. . Tuesday. ---------------- i1 । TELEPHONE 2305 -s- HASTINGS, MICH. HASTINGS CITY BANK TELEPHONE 2103 VEAL CHOPS VEAL STEW Smoked Open Banks for Normal Business Ralieves This Financial Distress! The Bank with the Chime Clock HEARTS OR LIVER THURINGER For about six weeks during February and March the bahks of Michigan were closed by State and Federal Proclamations. During that period nearly everyone was financially inconvenienced and embarrassed. Business was almost paralyzed and industry was greatly hampered. . Cash was practically unobtainable by any­ one (except those who had been hoarding). All plans either for pleasure or enterprise were held in-suspense. ♦ All financial obligations, no matter how im­ portant, remained unpaid. PINE LAKE. S'/aC Lb. Lean Fresh Picnic* Sausage Pork What does your Bank Mean to You? 4 27* ID* 10* HASTINGS, MICH COME IN see amazing new $96 [RIGIDAIRE I CONSUMERS POWER COMPAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAT 3, I Ml er. Mrs. Mary Lou Hcnney. Monday. , PRAIRIEVILLE. -------------------------MILO. Mrs. Morna Vanderllp expects to I Mrs Homer Henney of Campbell Ophl Honeywell. Mary Jean and Eight tedies from lids nelghborresume her former duties as post­ called on Mrs Mary Lou Henney Ivan Smith and Hoy White attend- htwd attended lire Homemakers Club Friday. mistress at tlie local office tn the •d Ure community night program at!at lhe Kellogg school Tuesday evwMr. and Mrs. Brumbaugh and ths Kellogg school Friday night. All]ning and listened to MU* Day of near tulre. . Mias Augusta Hinckley expects to former's mother of Dowling were vailing schools had part in the pro- ithe Kellogg Plant give s lesson on return lo her home this week after, guests of Mr end Mrs. Fred Wil­ gram. Opal Honeywell represented, denseru . Pralrlevllk with a piano rolo. The ■ Mrs n.H.nA n*k wa. awisung laving spent lhe winter with her liams Sunday. ■ IUMlew „f Ulc unllea- Aid at Ure Mr and Mrs. Rosenberger of ।^whole program wu fine sister, Mrs. IngaUbc. in'Grand RapClatksville called Wednesday at the /Mr. -------- —George —><r Wood and iiomc of Nina Fenner. It waa a very idf. and-- Mrs. and-Mrs. Sam 1 good meeting with a fine sufipcr and .Zltcd Mr. a:.;! iSs. Sis; Messrs. Ed. Coats. Wallace Camp­ home ot their son, Harold Rosen- children visited Page of Quimby Sunday. . ' over four dollars taken into tha bell, Dan Goodenough nnd Buna stma attended the .nu- — — Mrs. Julia Castle Townsend, 'treasury. Anderson left lhe first of lhe week'। — -----------------------------.for Indiana where they arc employ­ teiUon close held at Mra. Charlie daughter of Peter. Sr., and orntla j Mr. and Mrs. H. J Flower, MUs . Earl Cait,c- P**J*d away April M.1 Bernice and Mn<. Hattie Bellinger ed by the .Bratton Lumber Company . . y ..R T,P*nni1*2‘ 1B33 al hcr homt‘ u‘ Frederick. Okla- spent the week end with Mr. nnd Mr and Mrs. Carl Gilliland mov­ a rlPtK *nd I?lk’ ah- *’aa b"rn 111 Waterloo. Mr* H M-Kennedy of Dowagiac. ed last week to Valparaiso. Ind., WllvoiT of Escanaba, came Monday. jBck.<m county. Michigan and with । --------------- ■ where the former has work for some 2hnJ°w!r ,*er t*"nU sl*111 her Kirihood days I a grocery store in Topeka. Kan. time. • p* *r 's . attended the jn Barry count). Four son*, and nin by a Negro, is reported to have The Sunday mornbig wtvfor hour * <kk“aU’ rrwn three daughters, one brother, Peter hung out this sign: ■ Kwittlng the 'Phone 251S was given over to Mrs: Anderson' of nr i. J' CasUe' andonc *u?*r- Mra He,u> crwllck bus! new TH I gets my Ouu Grand Rapids, our president of lire k2£ .tu.r • .h BcnM,n lett w the low of in." That could be written better Womeh'a Foreign Missionary 8->ci- ‘ back after several weeks in tlie B ]ored mother and sister. Hire liad I grammatically but not financially. ety of the Grand Rapid*.district In emngeiuuc work With Rev. Dr ns- Inany Mnd lnttld8 m Ban>. * ----------- L^,--------------- J I her address she related to thc work more near Clarksville. county. i New automatic money changers being done by the missionaries In Josephine Noriakry of- Hastings .Th„ nt Ul, have been installed at post office other lands. Tills was told in an Interesting way. | Mrs Jennie Casaday of Hastings siwni'the week end with her daugh­ * STenwubkevS | ter. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rogers and st’X'1 ,he FrtnU,n Bur“e“ hOme Marguerite, and attended the 1. O Mrs. William Olthoute of Bowne °?r :clwo1 •»>* crowed bat, with O. F. anniversary Saturday evening boya Friday ail­ Mrs. A. J. Seeley and daughter ol called at the Franklin Burgess home ‘,le emoon. score 9 to 0 In favor of the Kalamazoo visited thc former's, Monday. Mra Eva Stowell of Woodland and b«>» C^n‘c “**111. daughter at lhe Brayton home Sat­ urday Mrs. Lula Hynes were Hastings visGrande DePrlcAUr and Robert Mr nnd Mrs L Ye iter of-Lowell I itors Tudadny. , McKlLbin were in Covert Wcdires-, were guest* Sunday of their daugh­ Dan Goode non 1.1 > visited his par- day on bus! ties*. ter. Mr and Mra R A Stuart, and entn m Lansing Friday. The semi-annual meeting of children Miss Belly relumed home Tire Mystery Mother and Daugh- Pndrievihe Township Sunday School withe former. ter ' banqiret was held at the local AsaocteUon will be held at the M E Miss Opal Cialer of Clarksville is M E churrh parlors Friday evening, chuch here next Sunday Spring • spending a few days with Mr. and the color scheme being yellow and Bnx.k Sunday School will furni-.h John Uctka. .Mrs ----------------j white. Much mirth was created the program. Mr*. Brik Shephard We arc sorry to learn of the pass- when tach daughter found their has ciiargr of the meeting, which 1> ing of Mrs. Rons McArthur of Free- mystery mother. After a social hour un afternoon meeting. Be sure lo I soil. She afa-nt one winter In thc uc Ibtened to piano duets by Mr*, attend . AM FEATURING. FREEPORT. FOR FINE TEXTURE IN YOUR CAKES WL A use tAe double tested" doubleaction Ob&r BAKING POWDER AS 42 YEARS AGO 25 ounces for 254 You Save In Buying KC.... You Save in Using KC MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT New Supply Of CEDAR SHINGLES THREE GRADES Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Frank Sage -s- WANT to BUY? TRY lhe want column A&P STORES I rrcivai. . duet by the Mls'.>v Perkins und ow,»>. < Miss Josephine Novhkey. Of Has- Skeoch, 'Inter* ting readlugs by 8^?; ting* spent tire week end with the GaUm Loomte and Mn Van Patten, N“L?,K1 Mr>. . Hyde enjoyed an "Educational I home folks and attended thc Odd then Miss Vander,Tyle, a former to Grand Rapid*. Saturday Trip" April Fellow annKenary Saturday eve-j mlMiofiary. gave us a very intercat- 29 wnicn ,x U1 u _,. .... IUplacf __ _.of .... Which U to take the Ute A nnttah write! calls lire lanH retina that the Soviet rule im-; ">ng. guage used in <air talktes a mnngtel. ptned upon writers visiting RusV'*-’—”------ : .m laiiguagi*. Docs !,<■ suggest Uiat our *ia is. "We don't care what you say dren aiurrliter, Mrs Hazel Hao-l Roush. Ruush ten amr; liter. Mrs. Mrs Lydia Btoipfon A back home for Barry county thU year First a visit won made to tire Fountain talkies are gotof lu tire dcs-s? alx.ui us. jq*l so it ten'l the truth." of Hmtingx yisilcd with their mothi- after three week*' lllnb-s al tire Street Baptist church, with special< I home of her daughter. Mrs. Corn­ music on Ure wonderful ptpe organ stock. in Grand ftapicU. and also interesting moving pictures^ no. »“K'PvV’wVT were shown. ™ Tire boys enjoyed enjoyed' ! "’"I Mr>. >• M. Wheel- lunch • ■..■-..a at — - the aan. Ya M. ?.*. C. C. A A. while «•■,!< tire t*iC , er Monday evening. ,girls lru aall j| m <-t at met at thc tire Y Y W. W. C C A. A. After After Mr. and Mr.«. Owen Dodge nc- lunch we e, tire red al Uio Ore companies Rev and Mr.*. Wheeler Xre a £xit intere • to Grand Rapids Tuesday. ----- demonstration ■ • - fighting --eating of- fire , Superintendent Ray Hamilton as­ UOM the tte km .f. their iteir «:la*s cliu duties ,k>u... ! fJgncd acniupi for Io. commencement mmm..™,,,., as ,, follow*: Mtow: PresFr- - ,h,. j,.,,w,u>e Cun,,»„>• .nd .1 Idcnt's addrexs. fcldred ’®: a-15 nl) nM;t for FJdnd Den'.'! Deming; tdp mroukt! Ure. j Salutatory Chrutinc uiscmt; Class ;Miirreuin. re W Wimeter: Pva-iii. Donald Mill< r; Class HUtor>. Patricia Baker of' KalamaMxi Is । Esther Gtey; Clre..s Will. Floyd spending , a few days with Mr. and I Duke,: Prophesy, Don Smclkcr; 'Mrs Grande DcPriester cilltatory. David Wingclcr; Vale­ W. D. Hughe*, of kaiaw'aroo was dictory, Margaret Perkin*. The (calling on friends in town Mondky. above will take plarc June 1. I George Miller nf Gun Like called WEST CARLION. I at Hie Hcniy Karcher home TuesMrs Claud Fighter attended J । day. ' F. P. Club at thc home of Mrs Wm.. ' Mrs. F. E. Deming, is gaining at 1Hitchcock of Hastings Thursday aft-' l tire last criioon. * । Mr*. Pi.nl Smith was a guest of Miss Vrooman of Hastings will Mr. and Mr*. Allen of Hasting* Fii- teach the Flsli kIhkI Uic coming 'day. |I yearI At tire last report Mrs. Millard ----Don— Segar..... and«... son of Clarksville! Ligiitfrxit'.s condition was quite visited ius brother. Harlow and him-, Uy Thtirwlav Thursday evrntnv evening. . " ; grave. ,, Jlv I । Mrs Pearl Smith attended the■ Mrs. Jud Carpenter nt Hastings funeral of her uncle. Mr William*.. is spending a few. days with her si*I at Carlton Tuesday afternoon. Rev. ter. Mr*. Ed Wail ' Loomis ollirlated. Sorroy to hear of tire iwrinim 111­ ‘ Ray Perkins ol Kalamazoo andI nesa of Mrs. Jay Carpenter of Carl­ I Wagner Cool of Hastings were week; ton Center end guests of tlie former * parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pinter of Mr and Mrs. Glen Perkips. ’. Coals Grove were visitor* at Clar­ Mrs U>bd(11*- mother. Mrs. Em­ ence Feltzer'a Sunday. ma Perry, of Kalamazoo paved; Mrs. Gordon Edmond of Nashaway Monday. April 24. and the‘ vllle visited at Mrs Verdan Covttle's funeral wav held Thursday at Kai- :Friday and called on her parent*. arnazoo. Burial at Lansing ,Mr. and Mrs. Burl Stsso^. j Mrs Vcrda Bumford of Hastings, underwent an operation Monday. MARTIN CORNERS. I She is recovering nicely. Not a very largo attendance at I I Mr. and, Mrs. Leon Howk were' thc L A 8. at Rev. and Mrs. Conk-' in Hastings Wedm- — duy. — but »,a1 I gucsu of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lane lin'a-----------------------------at Stanton from Sunday till Wed- hne dinner apd a very good time rre.vdaj. .uas uh* enjoyed by by all present. . j ! Mrs George Tli.'mpsin Is conval-1 T*10 Young People'* claw party i' wm at Mr^iwid'1 creing from a recent operation. wa5 held *“,|d Friday Fritf— evening —-■ i Harold Roscnbergfr attended the Mra. Orr ... A .. good time was!, “ Fist... tlwr’s. I boxing match in Hasting* Thursday ] «>h»yed by all present. I evening. I Remember the Martin P. T. A. i W s Surrarrer Is under tlie doc- Hil* Friday evening. May 5. A good I I tor's"care, program 1* being pre|>ared. You ' ^Nashville basebolLbavs played the | •^f<^,,‘*’rfc^*,t®d to “iRntlPYeeport locals Friday at local dla- ----Sunday -r School al the church .lllmvrd rnond Score 12 to 0 in favor’ of Sunday morning at 10:30, fbl Freeport |। by rrlr! pretching service.. c...^ Corpe out and hear a /! Nashfllle girk* ba^ball teamJhpar ■ good K™’*! sermon and plan to ' ‘ played Freeport local sirin’ baseball allend Sunday School also. I team Friday at the hotire <Ii.iinor.cl ! Tbp teacliers of the Martin. Fisher 1 Score Id to 0 in favor ot thc Nash- °”d Lakeview schools tohk their puville gidv l■’"5 <»f......... the...... seventh eighth ..... . ........ and viciiuh ..... Spath of ararit'K Mr. and Mrs. tt-.ii. William grades nn on ar ■InVii sight-seeing trip loi jNcw York, who are visiting friends Grand RapicD Saturday of last week? near their farm home at Middleville. -----------were guest* of Mr and Mrs Glen WtS,T . AND EAST GUN I.AKE. , Perkins Thursday. I An April shower Riven for Mrs,' Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Culver have Baar at thc home' of Mrs. Claude moved in the tenant house of c E Walton Wednesday was quite a com­ VanEtt. It is their first experience aU< WiSh “’ein I plclc success There were fourteen ‘ladle* present. After a social hour ,i,.j ’wcro ,nar' each departed for their liomca dr- 2™- *l. will be remembered, last daring Mrs Walton an ideal ha-t-, ,, cm, alto wishing Mra. Baar much conhR,>nity mee<Ihapplnenr nV5... Frld-y nl'ht w,th "»vmg I Mr* Ella Johnson and daughters.' Et‘ur“ •’ entertainment. All re­ ' Mrs. K II Mitshell and Mrs. E. D. 1 ? "ry Pleasant evening. Fotd. of Baltic Creek called on tlie r “nd “rs- c- E- VanEtt cntcrI former . daughter. Mr. Ray Ham- ‘«»>ed as Sunday gueate. Mr. and Ilion. Thursday. ' "lrs- Herbert Groesbeck and ton. . ------------- * , t t ■ Harold, from Marshall SOUTH SHVLTZ. Mr. an*j Mr*. C. E. VanEtt and i A birthday surprise was planned w«ync Culver were in Allegan Satj for Frank Horn Monday evening by urday 6n busmen. , hl;, relative* and friend* and was Ethel Reed. May Burkhead and . well carried out. about thirty being Clarence Johncox were In Richland ,present.. Pot luck supp-.r was served, Friday night.! and all report a good time and wish —J.?'**----------------•Frank many more happy birthdays .... ,5-''"C.N LAKE. 1 Mr and Mr* Charley Kahkr of. Dorothy Crawford spent srvJL ^PER QT. i North Barry spent Bunday after-',.. .?aja '^Ung friends in Grand, noon with Frank Horn «„* . L i Mr and Mis. Frank Whipple mov• M“dred Roush gr.d daughter) led Ui August* Ihls week. We shall hoiur. truui Grand I all nites them. Ra‘f’^s s*‘utda* Mr. and Mrs W Kkmp of Baltic n“r,. aRd «r» Harry Welton of1 , Creek are visiting Mr. and Mrs. °. spent Use week Viul I l Henry Tooze. ।al.the Jpi-.n Crawford home. | Our Mtss Dorothy Harry oeiKirK Selkirk or of . wur teacher. learner, miss uurotny Garoar-!; pijq Za”d Mrs' »>»rry I linger, took four of her seventh aiidi?p-lnwc11 spent Bunday at their cotThe Standard Oil Company will diacloac an important achieve* i eighth gi u<lr pupils to Grand Rapi: . ids Saturday. They all report a . Mr' and Mrs- Harry Clem ol Yanment in automotive lubrication. • Watch thia newspaper for good Umc. . *fc Springs and Mr. and Mis. Will i Mr. and Mis. Ollie Padelford of ’«»«* •!*«! Sunday al the Will facta about a new product that will lengthen the life of your car. Quimby and Frank Hallock of Milo 0™.0* hon‘e near Middleville. called on Mr .ami Mr*. Ci. E. Ken-1, barter Clemente of Grand Rapyon Saturday ,d;i <*ot Sunday afternoon al their fb• cottage. Argentina ha* a dtcree which forMh Helene Crawford and baby ' tn unrnt m Ha.r. । HERE COMES NEWS OF REDUCED MOTORING COSTS! Now The Standard Oil Company announces Reduced Motor Oil Prices —Effective Immediately I lS0VIS was^IW25s POLARINE »as^Now20;i IE0 STANOLIND Coming Soon STANDARD OIL COMPANY -------------------- ALSO DISTRIBUTORS OF ATLAS TIRES ftlhilW.Wmriain “‘"*a “ P i'oX* *“ IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTS EXTRA SPECIAL—THIS WEEK ONLY/ Frankfurters Tender and Juicy Bologna Spare Ribs Pig Hocks Pork Hearts Ribs ot Beef Pork Liver Lamb Stew Pork Steak 3 25 Tender Chuck Cult BEEF ROASTS 10c BACON sited 2 it,. 25c By the piece, lb. lie =- IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENTS Campbell’s 4 3 GOLDEN BANTAM CORN RAISINS PINEAPPLE EIGHT O’CLOCK COFFEE RED CIRCLE Coif*. n>. 21c Gtmb M*yf*i» 25c 25c 10c f- Wl“te P&G - K,rk’‘ TEA cans L*rf..t swBi., c»h- 19c 25c 29c ik ik BOKAR GoffH-lb- •» Orange Pekoa 'Daily Egg” Brand Poultry Feede SCRATCH FEED BABY CHICK FEED MASH EGG, STARTING, GROWING We pay 100-lb. bag 100-lb. bag 100-lb. bag $1.19 $1.39 $1.49 Market Prices for Fresh Clean Egg.. Ask your.A&P Manager for details. Sugar Chipso 25c 19c 48c 2 f. GRAPEFRUIT SHREDDED WHEAT SUGAR p- 10 Bulk Beet 45 9c 21c POSTS GRAPENUT FLAKES PREMIUM SODA CRACKERS for Large Package BREAD Grandmother'. PALMOLIVE SOAP White-Whole er Slkod 25 I lh. lenf 5c Red Salmon 2 ™ 29 FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Strawberries qu. 15c J Ik. 15c New Potatoes A u». 19c Lettuce h-jw. The Great Atlantic/#* Pacific Xi»X*c i �THE n AS tWfi S BANNER. WJEDNISPAY, ■ MAY 1, MM PACK TEN I LEGAL’ NOTICES jl. MORTGAGE FORZffLOSOTS. । Sh,l.!,.u «• ■ ASSYRIA. . CLASS CREEK. nELTQN. ’ ""’,1 Odr Ohr pastor. Rev. Harold Haroia Dixon. uixon. sir. and ana ,»ir» «.•»*-. and Ti*e_H- H- sMr. Mr* C «• R. Wlllixm 'pk'finJ* pUmted re-Mon'to Mn'Florence Sagi* . , 1 anrrenfcg ..............r..<. .' CMnrAIV-.. rForbes ’.TrlM. : ‘went J. Hilt to til KlH-ldast week with relative* In f-anung.l ,.L,a at ,u_ "•"J'be Iwld the Bruns church on naw ia« lastt week to visit tlie iallsjrs munity ineetiijg. Dick Raw and wife of Haatings evrnu.M. ».<.«.•. Tlle au*» Cwk Nutrition Clara ,were Sunday lUilors al Roy Ei way’s,! '^'/Sunday evening.- Muy 6. at eight sister. '< i, o'clock. T^ “*P i..^i...i The service *will include.--i-)1P cedar Creek Cemetery Circled«'*d their laiit meeting at thehonw. Mn. -OlUe Douglas and daughters ... .... . a ---------wU1 a( 1(u . |l0inc of Mls Ein „ u ot<M*". Fred OtU TlturMlay. Officers ( ■(•motion pictures und slides .singing o’ Southwest Rutland and have Armotir at Hickory Corner*. May Id, »Vr| elected for t-------- r p fund preaching. . gjAH-ulw. I™ tan -> {.‘('Jv'" Ctotrman, Mrs. Mina ( ■}'. Mr*. Gladys Oortrlght 4s conva- for aft afternoon meeting. ri! I, r-„ VPI vsateJ e»r Whittemore; Sec. and Trea*., Mre., .'Llc-’cing from a «'ute of streptococci ,'|lMr<O v.4un\?.nnlne • I fU’wor ^nnlc Gorliam: dinner committee. north M4RTIN f'OKNERH i poL'onitut and is jnuch improvedand Mn. in Manning at iM.igor . . F M Mum Warnuktii .viAmyv tuKsiits. A 'jx-cml scA-ton vt the EHL, a couple Of a.r. iu-t wrck Deilun Mmrt.Wt «»“ Wrs Oarth Slocum and '* cemetery organisation • Jus been people arc .any to hear that .Mr. G<-rlum. i..aders Mrs Lena New- -on Rotx-rt of Hustings were Sunday •■■■' called for Thur.idag. .May 4. at tlie Manning suiferi-d a reveie paralytic . .. • reCrea. 'P. M. caller* at the home of Mr. and ;; home or Griffin Cumtnuwa. A chick- ,HUWr — r in pic dime r will be served at nojn helpWs. I Fcirrrst Hums anil -xif.* The Martin P- T. A. AmrauHn. Will be Iwld ".followed by any businiH* pertuHung /Several .A,....,., from Delton MIAA and .nA vicinity-, RoJ.„ and1 nM.,„«unr.*U»» to tin? upkevp and financing ot DA? attended the community - P. T. A. ^ .ullon I. . V.. MM u .11, It !Cemetery work. The pnetipg if meeting at Kellogg ichpol Friday ;• olo.Hu> . In Hanmtv "? 1 called to decide, a* to the contmu; . ‘j™. .1?’' EX US program ante of the circle work and pedple J ”;™***' Abysplendid prerented Bedford, y—-*• rr - - ............. »»»»!« Plan* for tlie otjservi .xr.ance — of ...Memqr* , . ir. . __ • ai!d Harold Smith and, family of Win. Keller in Hastings. 1A,**C held Iwltl in III co-opHl* *“ " . -„ _ '‘Benton Harbor. tul Sunday services , , ,, • Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Karrar and 'eratIon with' c'w Assyria Cent-r lhe Barry Twp. School Disc P T. Jqhn ' and Gordon Havens were MIsj Dorothy Slocum were Sunday Circle<rviee will uLo lxunderatdiscussion ’. A. will hold lt< final meeting '"• L..r: guests of the former's parents, Mr, •Die Tlie rernce will will be be held held at the tlie Eilj Ellis Jhls -1W» school sc»ool year year »»•« next pimw Friday eve-i/^tcmy^shirely Si^witf add ron und Mrs. Arthur Kunar near Luke cemetery this year. nyjit- May at tno r^hooinoii.c.iof 8pnni.s Wcrr cnj|Prs Mt Odessa. •rtwottore Tack nnd family arc ExhibiLs jd the *?rrU|^°’’'‘ Ray Eruay s one day last wfc Through the kindness of our U. A-. .na Center. He - -- *“>* ------- --ow located at •*"* --Bture Stddell of Grand Rapids tcaclier. MLs*. Gillespie, the seventh .-till •hi i-AniitiiiM continues -hit 'his irni-tf work at (>-.<• the and sewing will be lx- one ijpecUl special fenicu- , at Fred OH*' Friday and eighth grades visited some of Monroe «lx»! and will.be nt the ’ure. A short program and buMnesa j1 Virginia Warren attended the thc business places in Grund Rapids । helm at A&iyria Center reboot next meeting with election of officers for .Farm Boys' and Girls' conference Saturday. Tney all reported u good ■_ .. v,..,r wtil the next year will tnVno take up nart part nf of *in Grund Rapid* Saturday. time. j" Tlie Brings P. T< A. held its final the evening program. Everyone in­ vited. Mrs. Beit Patton h in Borgers hospital tor medical treatment. .health demonstration*. | Mr*. Neliie Thompson and chil­ Wednesday night. May 3. will be dren of Battle Creek spent part of our first free ontdrxir movie. TIu-mlast week at the homy of her jxn- will continue every week through ;tuts. Mr. und Mr>. Will Stanton* the summer. ' Mr. ,md Mrs. Waller Stanton cnA rafty of Barry county ml.<lonary itcrtained at a birthday djnn'r Sunday in honor of his mother* •hatal day, Mrs. Grace Reynold.’- U church lu re at 1:3i> P. M. Thursday. I BeUevtte and Mi.' Thompson oi May 4. . Ml -. Mubie Alien, Bayliss.: jBattlt1 Creek and families were pre, Ill, n mi-dmary from China, will 'deliver an ttUdress- A nipper will ’ent. It was a complctp ;,ur,in' I Mrs. Mnrr.m Dv.tr and On; be served nt 6.30 P. M.. followed by i ce.rti.ace ki'Kf-tcham aremopanied by 'co ral a program in cliarge of the Stand­ Akm -»^'lr'.‘!i*tudentr- of the yc.enth and eighth ard Bearers. Tlif Junior class o< the Kellogg ’ (grade-- of the Steven*, rchpcd and ■Briggs reitboh. went Saturday to school will . present the thrre-act Gumd Rapid-: cn an educational. comedy. "A Peach of a Family.” at itour which*lncluded vsnou.: talk, 8 o'clock Friday.night. Sftft 12. with' ; tlie following In tho cit: John! land visits to point- of intere.-t. Ml!c». Lotus Williams. Donald Carrtitan. Elwood Eddy. Marian flam-1 .... --------- --------. iltmi. Mnrquna Henton. LaVcra Maple Grove will meet fit tlie home Molt. Helen Jones, Marian Perkins, iof. Mr. and Mrs. sterling Osirotli Bertha Kolb. Lucile Galndcr. Eari ITlmrsdny, May 11. A cordial lnvi-(otis. Utton in 7“'t}£<i ’PJjJJ/ , The Prudence Nobin Chapter. O Mr, W •„ e fn, E s- *n««H*d the i-followlng offi‘"hh 1 MnrdXll ’cMriirvo Xif r,'n th' lr Til<-MUv night: i"4. MarrtU“ T Worthy Matron. Eloyre Leonard: ;. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rowden ol "'«.'<!”»'«» H'.-Wr'lMH.; A-: K.&2T-' »»».••«».“n*« “ A SAFE Investment Seve • Security of Principal. .. and • Regularity of Dividends . . • SUGAf Building and Loan share* offer an attractive form of in­ vestment. ing and loan companies in .Michigan during thc past year, The State Law protect* building and loan* from "runv.. .The NATIONAL haa never mhsed a dividend date Most a dollar, of any member's principal. «-• ffintional ffinan & litueutment fi[ompatui Detroit 'i Oldeet Building and Loan Auociation 1250 Griswold Setter, Detroit J. L. MAUS, REPRESENTATIVE IN HASTINGS Food Prices Going Up! Electric Prices still GOING i Grund Rapid.' visited at tin- home .'Ofiate Patron. Everett Johnson; ol Mr. and Mrv L. E- Mudge Sat­ M-cretiiry. Mamie Hughes: treasurer. urday. . Kate Burdick, conductress. Florence; I Mr. and Mrs. Chester'Willits and Hughes: IIUBnp,.. associate _. .0. eonductrcv. Mar-! 'two children of LanMng were gw-sts - •' Ii,...iris; chaplain. Maggiej MORTGAGE SALE jef relatives here Saturday and Sun- Lehman, ' marshal. ' Anna Collins: or-; i—_• 'imni't. Mj.-v Ifettion: Esther. Mamie: ! Perry Fasrett o ILS C s.rni the k.|iU,h. Vartha , N a । week < nd with hw parent'. Mr. and Jul IK.lc clatr; rentlm-l. Mr. Sinclair. j r. ,i,..i. of lurrrL-itn daughteft Mm. Zeno Deck- . Mr ami Mrs. Leon Leonard nnd. family had — *-• i in bh-r TfTr«•» to the nortlwrn ‘bar’ of the state this weeS-where Chicago Mi Rare II. St< he eXiXCtH to stay indefinitely. Grace Stevens. Miss Mai and Chester Smith from. MORTGAGE SALE. III. Dinner Ruests Friday at iii«- Leumirtf home were. Mr. anti Alv» mnrtCMti ELECTRIC PRICES IN THK HOME ARE GOING DOWN J>otu<-MCIcr Klectrielti > 025 It didn't take a depression to bring electric prices down. In boom timet when everything else went sky high, electric prices did not go up but went steadily lower —today being almost HALF of pre-war prices Roy Douglas.-. and wife of HaMinc spent' Saturday night, and wdh Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt place , Melvin Campbell and t. fjtending'a few days with hei Of MU. FAIR LAKE, andrnbush tasr-ed a bor nnd the funeral • ices were held Saturday at the ’ levan church nt Hickory Corn* Much sympathy is extended hi.: fc reavrd family. ' The Kinsley Ladles' Aid Sock till meet May 18. Thursday, for su Bi with Mrs. Grave Smith. CHANCERY NOTICE PENNIES FOR ELECTRICITY BUY ONE OF THE HOME’S BIGGEST BARGAINS TODAY A few centi per kilowatt hour of electricity will do any of these various services: t.ortfc fom NOTICE TO CREDITORS There may be inflation that shoots living costs up again The only “inflation” in (inulng. lion l>ls batch of family Many of these things could not t INFLATION But NOT for electricity MORTGAGE rO«fci.OSURll Spends Fortune On Sick Stomach Gets Relief for $2 I hem tMMSlbie fniuilie*. »< oilier household expenses. electric service is in its LARGER usefulness—its steadily increasing number of helps, conveniences and economies—all at steadily decreasing prices. The more used, the lower the price. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY •fflU’MiHl Marr* 11. A P. 1H1 I Clascal. J«4<« ol V I BANNER WANT ADVS. PAI easily pro pie reitul ploymcnt of men o would be beet suga country t ton* of > be glad « ment wef to inuki* easily do do a won farmers < tMJf-.-.lbllltJ thorttlcs limit tlie tills L-our relief bill with an} would nu American VILLA! EMP Necessi Make I Nor The co their first Armour of Hickory Corners. May 10, for an afternoon meeting. Ait are In»r of Most- Horn on Sund ing FunetW sFrvih-» will M P. church Tm-sdisy a in Mlclilgan acreage u It woul ment aho courage t sumption cd .States 5.000 Mio country, sugar pre* ELLIS MIDI (Until CREEK. Tlie Cedar Creek Cemete iitr rtit'.T St Contrac itutes of diana tor Tills mew COUN the infUtionAry rise in paces Fn- pasture usually surfs a drop dairy pneev. butter advanced ing al thc home oi his wm Erniej near cedar Creek. Funeral letvic.-s' were' held Tuesday P. M. at BunAell' church. and wifc.sundny. afternoon. Mrs WalHr Campbell. Mur! and Russell.of Freeport vbited nt Jietky 1 S^Wertmnn* Sunday. Entire Be buying n (Con met TucMtiy afternoon with Mrs. Bertha Bu-h. Their lesson was un| diets for’ prenatal nnd nursing: mother?, and children under* twoi years of age. They voted t-» take up! nutrition work nnitlar year und elected thi* fonAwinmnffta'm: chair-: man. Winnie Sciutba: man. E3>lc Horton: se. trniaurer. '■___________ Durkee;_____ Uicr Dunn and Beatrice Dunninz 101U .Im MEANS MONE JACKSON QPTS TOUCH Beil, yr. and Mr.' Dick Verifies and children ot Kaiamuroo. . CHANCERY -NOTICE HUNDR PL Jan Hyde und chai inlttce of Ixwvnso Mrs. Mui dleviUe. Mr. Fauli designate clerk of t The < meeting from the county pi local uni districts, districts. der tlie f their clt] ull the township! must ha> within tl General : budgets; time to j into the ty commi commissi, forms fa county a to Count Commissi who prot time too. NASI1VI! about to lowest Ui the villoi 1932 thi Nashville mills, wl milts REC( The Si meet at night. M sponsorin Vcllowstc Barnum being mti music At The A will sent gion hot* urday nt Price 25 i � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-05-10.pdf 89827f1fcc3b7d42f1e51b85c6e86397 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER Seventy-eighth year 13332703 778^03 16 I HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MAY 10, 1933 10 PAGES OVER NINETY HAVE APPLIED FOR WORK Barry County's Allotment of Forty-Two Will Sure| ly Be Filled HUNDREDS WILL GET EM­ The Banner has explained that PLOYMENT AB A 42 men pave been allotted to Barry county .-c. this county's quota for RESULT employment by the government in forestry work. The period ot em­ CT DflCC U1PU Tfl d I. rlUOL fllbn IU SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE EXAMINATIONS 10632929 fitfllKC 1P1IMCT ULuIULJ flbfll WI THE PETITIONERS They Will Be Held Thursday May 18, and on Frida^May 19 . CLASS NIGHT PROGRAM It has been riunor<ii that there; JUDGE McPEEK HOLDS RE­ FRIDAY EVENING, MAY w^uld, be no seventh mid eighth> CEIVER FINLEY NOT grade examinations tor rural i»upils■ 20, AT CHURCH NEGLIGENT . tiiis year. Thew runtyrs are tin.founded. The leventti itnide exam'. NUMBER 2 PAGES Ito 6 family night at METHODIST CHURCH, New Members Are to Be the Honor Guests—Supper and Program on-May 18 Fan”i/NiginwiiitabteirSida’uie Methodist Episcopal church parlort, .with uie new members uv honor guesbi. A put luck supjjer will be guests, MEANS LEAVING MORE ployment will be six months.' 1 he RECEPTION TO FOLwill be lu-Id on Thursday. May 18. .|S NOT RESPONSIBLE - -------- - • ---u 111 K.* zln ■■ uHO. fa asked, to bring their own table i GUf cvromece l"‘d ,h« eighth grade exams on MONEY IN THIS COUNTRY board and clothing, with the pro­ FOR DIVIDEND DELAYS service, sandwiches and one other LOW EXERCISES Friday. May 19. Th.y ullFbe held Certaih to Be a Shortage in- Barry1 - County Relief Funds Next Fall and Winter .... . , County Poor Commissioners Urge All Who . . . —. . . , , , , 1 hmk ii hey May 1 hen Need Help to riant • o • r» /-< • Gardens 1 his bpring—roor Commie* sion Will Furnish Seeds vision tint the ffujor port of the ----------in :----Lacey. Hastings' in and mkt Prairieville. ). nuiiingt ana rnunevnic. . * — dish of food. Coffee and cocoa will ---------------------- ---------r--------- B Below we give a most Important Sugar money received shall be rent to de­ Commencement Address by No examinatiwu a:e nere.’iarj' m Denies Charles Dahlhouser renrd ... ... —. communication from the Barry ,, Wz 1 n'i'< Slnrw ..wt Tlioinapplr, . _ *A spkncUd*program, . Z.I.....-1‘-Z' -■ -— z—.. ...pre­ i pendent ivlailvrs Each supervisor Woodland. Barry und is V..I being Rev. N. Markey Sunday, । and Fred White Have Any pared under the supervision of Mrs: ; ucU in his district in making out County Poor Commlcdone'rt. Thli because Uioce township- have con­ . : application^ for thou* who seek em­ solidated schools and the pupils re­ Guy Keller, Chas. Hinman and Dr. May 23, at 7:30 P. M. Grounds ofor Intervening communication calls attention to Contract* have been made for ployment. Hupervisur. L. R. GlasThe Class Night exercises of the,]Aiding In the rural districts of- such । the fact that Barry county has many Tta « fym Wb... .M townships can enter the township over 200.000 acres ot hind in the you*, ol tiili. city, fa chairman of tiie | thousands of dollars tied up in committee having naving this mis in in J,83,3^ ol. .2*2*' Y’J1' Ihigh schools without examination. Ctadr., OuMbmiwr .tain, :or an Mr» cn., tau, Mt. , stales of Michigan. Ohio and In- county ■committee Pla" Fr)da> »£h: uiton. ■ ■order permitting them to intervene Robt Cook and Mrs, & D. Walton. ‘ izuiuu banks mm that are in In receivers receivers' or condiaru lor the raising of sugar bed.1. clurxr Something over ninety have Muy 26.*‘nand the Commencement Uav " “,,d Gomnwnr^nt Tills means a prospect fur 412,000.- applied for work Jt fa expected that txcrclres t ’ emor Mpmup at RARRWTT T F I senators' hands. Furthermore ten In the receivrrshiD proceedings of M** RJ McCrecry. Mrs. V« Bunday night. May 28 The Mr> MEETING AT BARRYVILLE’ ;oi, uie MX[ten sixteen township township treasurers treasurers oop to be divided among farmers, in a reprerentalive of the government the Nashnlle State Bank was heard £uu*h'have been carrying their CHURCH ON THURS' ------ - deposits ~ - --------MlclUgan mcatly, for the sugar/ Monday. May Ith. before Jud* putting forth their be.rt efforts and j tlons from tiie applicants. i and accounts in banks that are nertf acreage in these stales, Russell R. McPeek. The purpose ot ma> co*F-llu‘r thv labl’‘ ant looking forward to the closing DAY, MAY 11 I in the hands of conservators, so committee. It wo&ld seem as if the govern­ tiie petition was to Intervene in-or- comm‘l,l'*, exercises as tlir finish uf their Hfah I tiiere is little chance in the UnmeAll members and friends are in ­ ment should do its utmost to en­ reiiool .course, and a reward for dcr that a later petition might be ’' hftvlng diate future the county treasury HON. uunuii LUREN w. 0. Mivrs DICKcourage thi-lmanufacture and con-j much of BVjUl<ble nwney Un< their conre.entkxw efforts. filed asking the removal cf Edward vited to attend this gathering on nun. Thursday night. May 18. sumption of beet sugar in'tlw Unit­ ComptMing the class me Mb*es j INSON IS SPEAKER'der such conditions tt is quite evfa ed States. We usually Import nearly Dorothy Huver, johnina CoscarelH. PRESENTED WITH REAL bank. —---deal that tlw county will have lit5,000,000 tons of cane sugar into thia Marcella Goggins. Mary Miller. Lil­ It was the claim of the petitioners, (7) CALIFORNIA "FIG “ tie money next fall tor relief wart. country, While the domestic beet Slogan Is “Our “ Year of‘ Oplian Smith. Alice LyBafacer mat represented by their attorney, Ar-1 Further it is evident that no coun­ . PLANT” LAST WEEK sugar produced in the United States, Leonurda Treib. thur Ander-son of Lansing, that the i portunities”—Dept. Supts. ty can keep on borrowing from the last year was 1,100.000.000 tons. Ax' pzstip MIINTiRFD gFUVNTV■ ( la»« Niehl Program. receiver' had been guilty of negli­ tt matter ot fact America could; FOUR HUNDRED SEVENTY . Tire program for the St. A-amto Give Reports gence in .the operation of the reUnder conditions it llwrcfore easily produce all the sugar our pco-' "* ‘ ~ * ­ ;C1om Night will be held In St Hom- STARTLING NEW VASTUDENTS PARTICIPA The fifty-fifth annual convention becomesthese nirrv nnmiiiATrn ceivershlp. particularly in relation essential, as tile County pie r<quire. This would give em-1 church on Friday evening, Muy 26. of the Barry County W C. T. U. Poor Commissioners point out in RIETY ORIGINATED to the payment of the 25'. dividend1 TED IN PROGRAM ployment to hundreds of thousands at " 30 o'clock. Tile program Is as uill be held at the Barryville church‘ their letter, for every family which ’ c ordered paid by tlie court on the uf men on farm* and In fuctones. It I « :jr;.h ot January; that they appeared THE PARADE AND SPORTSi on Thursday. May 11. The conven­ ‘has not Uie mean* to fumfah its follows: Co. Treas. Maus and. Janitor would be possible tor the 92 sugar THIRTY fiNF-ROHM , Salutatory —Mary Miller. tion slogan is "Our Year of Oppor- j: own support, through unemployindividually and as members of u] beet sugar fact tales now in this UNt-HUUM EVENTS HELD ON Kelley Gaining Wido Repu­ Depositors' Committee, and that Um I luJ?il.es " • .h —I n*nt or otherwlae. to” see that'they country to produce nearly 2.000,0(Xf. *«••••' ~ SCHOOLS HAD — TRAINING St Row School Song—slnion^ SATURDAY intercsu of the depositors demandol I; . Offlcer8.?f 7 I raise aB P plentiful tation as Specialists lenU,u* supply supply of of vegetables vegetables tons of sugar. They would no doubt I -. Class Illilory—Lillian Smith. the removal of the receiver. When i n, <lurln« coming summer months. be gliid to do it if proiter encourage- Nashville and Hosmer Pupils "in SpringMendeisvjhn-GrrcnTwo Hastings gentlemen? Opunty the petition was first presented to I w U-..My I ^o> nF? |Wlthoul a doubt ground can be obmenl were given. Our nation ought Treasurer Maus mid Janitor rfclly. .Judge McPeek. a sirort time ago. he BATTLE CREEK DRUM ?!r* ^'.url‘-'1- Perr.y'..vtce'pre ld. 1 tained for that purpose. In the city wold—Senior Chorus. Win Awards (or Best Noto to make itself completely independ­ St. Row High—Dorothy Huver. are out for a reputation ru; plant concluded that, in faime&s to all AND BUGLE CORPS HERE ent in Uie matter of sugar. We could Dia l LaGracieure'' — By Curl specialists—originators of new va- parties, an order to show cause why Books Exhibited rA<crclar>. Mrs. Beatrice Dunning. | aKrted to t|onMte the use of the easily do n> and. at the same time. 'St"n.rBTU“il£“SyXi'S “ The second annual Music Festi­ Bohn -Marcella Goggins arid Leo­ rietie.%. They seemed tor a time to tlw petition should not be granted Troop No. 71 Won Flr.l d<> u wonderfully line tiling tor the nardo Treib. should be set for a public in-aring. farmers ot our, nation. Despite CHLs val of the Barry county schools was huVe the co-opcratkm o! some of th a Place in Field Day -Mak- 1 b. ■« “ ' Dear Old High Sclvuol Days"— law and facts governing such a po^-.lbllity we understand the au- held Sunday. May 7. at four o'clock Penn—Se nior Chorus county omcerx and their clerks, The jinxeedlng were argued at length ing Total OHIO Points “ X elunes t0 w taw “• nrden.ta cannt e.nota while others looked upon their cf, UtoriUea at Washington projxvse to ut Hie Central school auditorium. .81 mv far the su-iuer cnanCe * Class Prophecy—Alice LyBarker:/ ;by the attorneys for both sides. -? 1.^: e» K.m> . 'icomnlain ”“navc h' cannot ret "I aid Ud next ... .. ___ , !?' *or5U JCIf he limit » iiua I»w the oi-ci ixet suKur sugar pruuucuon production oi of .... , forts with apparent distrust. CIuas Poem—Leunarda Treib. Mr. Kim Sigler. api>eartng for the ‘ The Barry County Boy Scout “501" this country, under the now- fdrm'w,,lch wa'‘ n,l‘^ Ij capacity One day last week the practiced. receiver. , Mr. Finley, contended tlw: : Boaster Week was ushered In r-n] Executive Board meeting. 8:30. nlief biu. to 1.1002MX) tong, when ita!About four bundled und seventy -yXc^'of "uie ” WoMfa^^Rubln] The county superintendents of the nhef bill, to 1.IUO.OO0 tons, when its!About four hunrbed und seventy; scientific eye of Mr. Maus du- , Uie ] petition boiled down alleged only Saturday by the blaring ot btiglre Song service, 9:00. I poor agree to supply seeds to those incrcare would mean no competition boys arid, girls from Woodland. Mid -!. t.an.Wnuuin—fu-nizw rhumie l- in o ,w sct 01 facts ,al'w claimed Ciaimea to coostiiut-z COClMtlUW , “ >•M ““ uw snare aimer of Ol wunut yy the ine o«iElang one ret of d the drums by BatEvangelistic service. Mrs. Frank. ub0 wny plant gardens and take care with any American product and dlevill.-, PTyeport. Nashville. Dowi- “ Valedictory-Marcella Guguliu . vajeuicwry aiarceun lhjkhuli . '.Z ?!, .1. " negligence, Mr. Sigler culled alien-. H*' Crock Drum and Bugle Corps, Loomis. , ia . . iot thcm- There ore nd two ways would mean Increased iproeperiiy to Ing. Delton. Prairieville. Orangwiin, epnure yc— Til ' ••Pruire Ye The ~ Father'—-Gounod uwuai'i"cieetcct -Roll ■ call of presidents, supcrln- about it. under the condition* that , .tne six. mtir-, . uun ’ion to io the inc accomplishments accomplishments of oi the the ,, under unutr the inc direction uireciwn of o» Claude uiauuv HardruiraAmerican farmers who arc -pruduc- and abdut thirty ot the one-rooms^uur ...... chorus. <v with longest KBrouts. ... . the ... bank . .. dosed ... . bn i wick and George E Holmes, Assist-__________________ Iiihica i 1?!,’the ** w nK'.n ,iP ii’UU'> iami ‘n<J' ’■vtx'lvrr since Undents and officers—-One. plart we I extst. for which the county fa not ora or lu«r sugar. 1 r It tt wuibl tz-HoM. >.»v» . thia RccppUun. . • era uf fa-et wuuld mean schools havy .W.rei^t..nizul participated in tills . i , ,>,* I!’’,”15. .1 . ,1"-' 25th-of July. 1931. tiiat Mr Fin- ant Scout Executives. :I might rnitrht use lldr the 1 hr coming ruttiitic year." vrar " responsible and for which .uthe poor buying more from our people and music exteiuMon work during tin-' ('ommenccment —....... Program. Janitor kch . > ut thy court noure.in jcy collected upwards ol a quarter Court St. between Broadway and Reports of corresponding secre- commissioners are not reiponslble, r (Continued on page three) ----- year ‘ ' - *•■*— ------ of*1 i part under the direction The Commencement .exvrclM-s <>1 •“* cx,’el’},“c „ r<’’ai,u: ft« million dollar.'.; that of the $q&.- ! Church Sts,, had been closed to traf-1 tary. auditing committee, treasurer. there will be less money available MUs Mbry Ann C'lllijiRe from tiie St How High re-hool will take place mat would result ii) a startling n«wtooQOO stock asre-.-wments. 454.000 00 i he and the boys frad been busy inj Appointment of committees. for relief work for the turning tell | Michigan State College at East Lan, '• on Sunday evening. May 28. ut St. jiad been collecu-d; that important i forpnoon putting up tenta and; Parliamentary drill. Mn. Bertha and winter months than there has >ln«. Rose church at 7,30. with lire fol-ouitiru. action to his thought, the lt,.!ns htigation such as the care preparing for the field day sports. ' Bush. been during the past year. With For the program, they sang a lowing program: -ax potatoes with long sprouts were. ilnolvlng approximately 490 000.001 At about one-thirty, o'elbck. the1 our Department, five-minutes the opportunity offered to any citi­ group oi nine .umg.- in a very credi­ • Processional. M-cretiy conytyep to me baM-mrni .it 0{ pUy(C funds; the 420.000 oo bmdparade formed on Court St., and the I each. ' zen for gardening every family table .manner and the orviusMru Act of Consecration to St JoWph. tl,c coiirt houM-, and the irrepres- ,U1[ of jhc Erectors and many oth- • I‘«“‘ march was from Church St..! President's message. What We .ought 1 to go the limit tn raising vegI from the Ttiornapple-W. K. Kelloxi’' Glbnou.-. Father—H>7nn sible Irishman uu , wymiu whls- vrs hlld r,.,uit,.d ln »ucceaafu! dr- ■ to Michigan Ave. down Michigan;Have Accomplished Year." lishcdThis This Year. '’ elables for next fall, winter and I1 sclxxil in Middleville under the di­ liercd the county Adun-wk— Rev. N Markey. . i*red conversation with tire county: (Continued on page six> । to State, west on State to the monoElection of officers. rection of Mha Leola- Horton vomcm n treasurer. ThGr Conferring of Diplomas—Rev. B. Their theme'was theme was the pro-1 --------------- ,lt merit and back to Court St The Noontide prayer. I The communication from the ELLIS E. FAULKNER OF' Grand Rapids rendered three N.• Oeller. T—- .—».n za.wonrfino-mw niant; _ . -- --- - ----------------- ----------------“ " iriiu-ina.u I fine wo* very picturesque, with the One O'clock P. M. county poor cummisaion is, therei Benedlciion of the Mortt Ble-wd that ,l,ut would '*°uld give give them them rank-^very rank—very BARRY ... COUNTY —w ■ ■ SUNDAY ww..wr,j massed cblors of the Red. White Song service. MIDDLEVILLE CHOSEN (burs in u splendid manner. ' < Continued on page three) I At the clone ot singing siicramrnt innk —a notoriety along-, with the SCHOOL CONVENTION i*11'1 \ • the •'Sail< i s»i»i;ia,iiivuv. i '. ", n,kl Troop Flags in the Memorial service, Mrs. Florence „,.r. . . ' . AS CHAIRMAN nig Song. In appreilii.i.ii uf bei RcccsaMHial, lute I-tdher Luther Burbank. Buibunk. c 'lead. Following w.-re the Drum and Fleming. Rt-ctiaioiul ’ 'll,te Tile many friends <if Of the th.e class Class and and!' Kelly quickly asM>mbk<d assembled six small Bernard Coairiin State Work BuK,,r Corps. Cub Packs, and the Our Departments, five minutes HASTINGS MEN HURT Tlie .. . ... . tai. !(<». Freeport presented Miss Golhngv ^hers interest' d wilt be gltul to atpota that had reen service us plant ■ ^ernara UOggitn, State WorKTroops 52. 65. 71. 72. 73, 74 and 75. C g C h . .^vfzw. • vz.n>M>*< others interest'd will yuu] nt- t"3*-’ ,u,u !CT|> wr»icv VILLAGES AND CITY EX IN AUTOMOBILE SMASH iuith t(J B(, pre8ent on satalso Scout Masters and committee-1 Playlet. Hastings Union. 'with .a v..rv very pretty »r>.. arm bouquet uf .»n(i both tiu- class .. Day und. .. the container? Into each he .... put ..... revEMPT FROM PROVISIONS „ud, hv j commencement of St. Ro-/school. <nil inchci of nice, ---------- »-»»rich soil, in the k<„.. n men, In the rear were some good Our Opportunities Mrs. Floy Mc-xhI of each pot h<- carefully burled] urday. May 13 examples of Indian handicraft in Dermott Clarence Shultx, Vern Leary the schools tUustrattng the paiihAeeiiun cnR ROY । a murphy, with the sprouts prolrud-1 The Barry County Sunday School1 costume, the work of Assistant Scout I .Medal Contest. Mrs. Ruby Merand Forrest Bennett Ini Necessary for Commission to some iiwi of rong:. learned and Uie music „nppn - LANVAbbINU FUK BUI zwsre. .re ni ^rs/sr-n ""1 Convention wtu be held at the Master Harvey Burgess of Troop 72 rick. Make Forms for Budgets as : elation records. Tiiey were divided jured Sunday SCOUT iPLEDGES tuo !,hMK1 ‘,d hc“dj’H“e*Un“.w “ i MetnodUl Methodist church church in in Middleville Middleville on| o» ! 8uu Lra«*lnpoU K »b°>c ------owui uluulj [ rLiJ)M| i wilh .n Ju5burcholccst car and parade was ,|cea , Music. Nnns Worn Avr :t , »>k» the two groups, those from the; Helps, Mrs. Muriel Perry. Nightwatchman Clarence Shultz, one were Avauapie villages und Ummh* from the rural Vz»iiz,«r4»,r, I accompanied I accompanied byby weird weird {macs passes andl®*^ and 8411 urday. May 13. beginning at 1:00 ' Following the parade a program1 Report of committees Forrest Bennett and Vern Leary, at The county tax commission held • schools and were judged by Mra. D worKers Busy Following a incantations, lncanianon5. waved lus ins hands bunds above !••’- M M. The general theme is "Theiof sports events was entered into । Uus city, were in a serious aufoInvitations for next convention. --tin* ----------------------...... - give i Crisis und Uie Church School." whk enthusiasm by the Scouts. I their -----------------first session on------------------------------------------------------------Tuesday of last t A.' VimUU tkirk, Mrs. John Crtie,—Sri . WeU Attendcd Breakfast burled |M>tatoes We cannot Reading of Journal. mobile accident which occurred week, the members convlstiiig of Al-, and Mr*. Roy Hubbard. After very ।the exact words of Kelly. But inl^Ttiard Coggnn. state worker, will] Event I was line-burning, first1 Unfinished fcusine.ia. about four o'clock Sunday morning on Tuesday Ian Hyde.'.supervUn- <>f iRhuwtown'cuieful cinisiderutfon it was .decided ’ firm iuiiv.% tom-.', iiv he cuiiuilHiiuvil commanded the'six present and . . * Morning ” [I hiiu w>c nix i— ------ ™ — participate in the I place going to Trpop 71. Nelson jut what is known as Rlioades CorEvening at Seven O'clock. ■ a... i..figs .i—in the gotxl old,.i,i l nrotfram.which whichwill willbelie follows ------------------------------------------...of ------------------to grow I prtafrvn. asas follows and chairman of the finance----com-— i the--------award, a bust Mozart, was i A* a part of the "501" Booster i piapu Gardner and Vernon Winingcr,i time,- Music, Community singing. 1 nera, three miles north of Sheridan. f II.,■ — lut.lr^ .of ou>zv . |j Mwa.a> r,n az/ I... I I... aitauazaaaw ><*..■ I.11 n M.aaazan, . .. •aaaa. la.. ; week a-z. nuttee of^tlH' board supervisors; won by •"the Nashville school, the for az-zz Boy *zrez~a Scouts, summer UIUC. time, pFUIlCU prunes 111 m WIC the UU1 autumn Worship SeTVICC Service—R<IV. Rev. MCM •.■ntltzre —— — »■ Z,r — —a a. w* a azrezao, waav —. eighty-eight --at”- : OUIIimCT 11(110 [ ■ „Il:00 -0®' —WWSllip 1 minute. Second place. Troop 71., Devotions. Barryville pastor. ,un M-14. Tta Uiree Hastings gentleLotvnzo F- Mnus. county treasurer;! bert book being made by Marion Interested people met at the Park- i^eason, and to produce branches I Kenn. Donald Doxey and John Adcock J Music. Barryville choir. |.nen were driving north to engage Mr« XrouzU nmllh arealaat^ >z.l.~.l . da.... h re»^<^re.Ku *... Z-..1i Uztalua -tSiazzItaU rezazaaref fOFland. TiCh foli.1g<< UlBt WOllId tHut • 1 i 15 — VlSUaliZihg th«' Need BCFMrs. Maude Smith, county school । Smith. Tliose made by Virginia Cole er Houre Tuesday morning . mlI m.m..- wmv wuu>u mm: ----- ------time I min.. 5 seconds? Third place. Address. Hon. Luren Dickinson. in trout fishing. As they ap­ -------------------, ready sale as avtlsiraas greens ‘ n I nard Coggan. commission r; Carl Wespinter J und Velma Parrott deserved honor- breakfast, when plans were made'rvadv sate ut> Christmas greens ;n'nard Ct*ka"Troop 74. Lloyd Peterson and Mar­ Offering. proached ttie crossing, they noticed member of the Hxvtings schooll (Continued on page three) ,n- a" financial «-1-' -»"»•««. -------- ... . on page three* .. « •>«— for canvass (Continued I. 1:35 —Enriching th< Program— shall Cook. Jr . time 1 min.. 12 sec .' Benediction. l»ard and Kills E Faulkner of Mid- ’--------------- --------------------■ According to Mr. Shaver, who is .--------------- ««■»■ . i Miss Josephine Smith. -At fire-building and water-boiling some distance from the crossing. Regional Finance Officer for four r ■ . , ■ ■ ■ .i 1 ■ 1:50—Guiding the Leaders. first place was won by Troop 73. STSi; CLOSING MEETING,ZtaOFre . i '" |Mr. Shultz, who was at the wheel. re..^ “1”. this was the best attended A 2 05f —Radiating Arnold uiiu and nuucci Robert vuiiuiui Corkins,, AN ORGANIZED GANG ------------- ” Its Message ---------- —Rev. ------ ' Willard oiuvau aresaes .Gearhart। time 3 min.. 35 sec. Troop 71. Nel-, THE CENTRAL P. T. dz.lfixta’ 'tajpunly cl.rt u the T A. Qnd mosl enthusiastic meeting of OF CHICKEN THIEVES clerk of the commission. . --------- — I ,... any of similar character he has at-1 - Thurarlav ' J The commission has another' wm — np — Hplrl Nirrhr l/tnrl^d lended In ln Mlrhionn MlclUgan, Mlz Hfa tz*rrl*nrv territory;' , 'were sccona, ume 3 mln. 50 sec. meeting set for Tuesday of this W,U „ "C,<L7.. * ls Wisconsin, Indiana. Illinois andl — --------a™.“I 2: 40-Group Studies and Discus-1 Third place went to Troop 74. Lloyd Eve^ Farm" Should Pre. j™™ ly toward Mr. Shults's side of ths week and hopes to have budgeta —New Officers Will '' Mlclilaan I — pare to Give Them a I road. Tills could have been underI Mr Shaver eave a verv interest-' Mrs- LaMolm- Henney. secretary ta-ObMm, ClUMm. in from the vartous local unite of the u™ Tifafatllnri ' stood if the crossing had been where ling und helpful talk about - Hoys." ?*,gh SclwJ01 Hot Reception county prerenled at that lime. The! Cbruimu U«W Mr. Mc; pLANN1N(; jq QBSERVE the driver was Evidently headed, but i mu -.t« a.. t*»e local units of ...UM. winrtst v.HtaAta of mi rural sums school ^tuzut. I। Tl,e - -- ctoiwt ---meeting ---------- the — - on -- - ­ | He stated that 87 per cent of the] maihm^u ... ... .. a will be m.t.i districts, the village and.... city school itraI* .z-lxta.I “:11001 nP re T, A. held ... to- crimes committed in cjties wcre'r’S Prcsenl mailing addresses of the 'bi—Guiding Youth in I ’ DECORATION DAY HERE districts, county of Barry and the; morrow night, Thursday. Muy 11. at; done by boys under twenty years f,?1I°W>ng members..If you can sup. Christian Living—Rev. A. I yarlous townships. The villages and '7:*5 >n Rz»m 110 m the Central: Of age and the majority were by:,3 w J?!. u>rsc- I’waae McNulty. z •’ !Thursday night of test week they; city of Hastings, by reason of their I “J*®01 building. « J boys who had come to cities (ronf notify her phone 3244. ICI—Guiding Adults in .Hugh Riley General Chait- raided three farms near Delton charter provisions, do no< come un-1 There will be reporta from the re- ‘ mna)| towns. Statistics also prove Mrs. Tctrence Sliort, nee Mary Christian Living-Bernard' man—Program Announced *«*>‘ng about 250 choke heavyder tin1 fifteen mill limitation as to|*n,1, P' T A. state convention by I tlmt 79 per cent of the leadership । Wood, Coggan. *r__» w 1 weight chickens Tile previous week their city or village expenses; but|’J'M"acc. Osbor’> und Robert W. iuf me cities in civic, business and, Lloyd Thomas. 33: 40 40— What u „»»» —Wliat is the Public Publk School . Next. Week they took 243 from farmers near ull the school districts, all the [ Cook, wiio attended as delegates. I financial affairs had come from Merle Sprague, । dicing in Character Education? I Decoration Day arrangements townships and the county of Barry i ,Mrs Arthur Huven. P. T A. Conn-, (owns of 10.000 population and unLorec Harvey, “ 1'22 | were considered at a meeting USIU held been reported from Calhoun. Ingmust have their expenses provided ‘Cl1 Pr<,'-ident. will conduct the in-1 wiuit the boy is rests with I Mrs. Wm. Strong, neo Gertrude, 6:00—Pot luck lunch. Bring own.lart night, The preliminary action wefi uftomtam-’Md'&t m*”’ received painful cuts andbrubw*. within the fifteen mill limit. istallatlon of the new officers, who his community as his ideals *11) be; Blocher. ■ service. ( taken will mure the proper observ­ I There thlcvTs^re evktenX’ writ The drUer wbo ‘,,t, Uw’ focl ««“» 'Die law provides that the Auditor t*1-*' as follows1 (fcter" ,||u*-< nvbyii>»« Eva M May Smith , determined just>iu>n such™n»!« people<■«!osj Eva : Fellowship songs. ance of the day. ormim^d Thet have o( ■<:»«* the pevement onto z-t-., —! fa?o furnish . .......... ..... ____ .for ... J President—Robert W W. Cook. General the zforms I those who were his auditors at the I Dr. Walter Wilkins. 1 Youth and Prohibition—Anthony Hugh Riley was chosen general orgiinizea. They have spotters out q,_ >he hiithwav an Roy Coulter. budgets; but as Uie law was passed i Secretary-Mrs. c. E- Hyatt. ; breakfast Thtge fa no greater work . ------------------------------V ,Hooa. chairman. Frank Annublc secretary who note the location of good flocks Tom 1U1uwy ot Greenville iping; Goldie M. Towne. late last week that official had no] TYea-Miier—Mrs. Wm..Stebbins. , ln In UM? the wwiu world lnan than U1BV that ol of ltC helping' Evening Service. and Harry Miller treasure.of chickens. They do nut molest the u U^Tcould the three Mrs 10touu»u bulkJcnarncurr ch4n<cUrininyuuna time to prepare tliem and gel them; — --- - Vkw-President ---- --------------- — -----youngivuu>. folks. । | Robert J. Anders. Theme—The Crists and the IndlThe committee on speakers and Hocks of Leghorns, only the vane- HftaULs men reached a telephone Mulder. , ’H 1/ae urj nmd Ihma present .i.-.ant to In do zln everyni-zrv। Into, the iuindx of the various coun-[“lenry ’’’’’T Mulder. jrcj those Ralph Smith. . vidua). program consists of a H Caiveth, that will give them goixl returns andcalkd for Sheriff LeunartLwbo ty commissions, so it was uj> to each; l,h*’r Vice-President — Clifford thing in their power to continue the Aneta Moore. ! 7:00—Period of Worship—ReV. J. Harry Miler and F W Annabkwhen sold If there fa any demisable SroretoYhe olthTTccSeJ m Verma Moore. commission to work out ita own'15^**11‘ . .• ; Boy Scout work ih Barry county. , Kitching. me officers of the day will be Piece of business on earth it is rctfQrti UnMS hrouxh' the three forms for the budgets. The Barry Teacher Vice-President — Miss,, p«.. n*»iu rs-^vl Ben -r T. Johnston of n Battle Creek: Dorothy Mae Murdock. | 7:20—What the Present Crisis Sterling Rogers, Ed Sayles and M. chicken stealing. Mort always the, to Hastings The three next saw Al­ county commission left this matter । HV-". ^*5n Wade. Cecil utuoivj. Endsley. \\ •;—.. „ .. I »■“ also present pii-.-ciib ami umi gave a u short! ouuii .means to me. me. ° 1,111 chickens are grown by women folk! Kim,aixier ^ with Mr which, all all enjoyed. to County Clerk Reid and School । Historian-Mrs. Archie McDonald Ulk ilk which, enjoyed. j--------------- * • ► .---------- I 7;«>-Wh<t it meant to to my Home 7:40—Wh^t it means The committee on transportation juid are used to help keep the home Leonard, drove rorly that afternoon -ii) fa onc oI the most Im- | Following * Commissioner. Mra. Maude Smith.!i -ri.iThia will Following U.e the addresses, plans HASTINGS ODDFELLOWS !—Mrs. A. W. Woodburne. of Civil war veterans and V.’. R. C in to th< lhc- P ..t.^.,. W“ |u. re the awktent aroktent «ve­ I? groceries and Kother ncccsxitlcj. to la« * crc ,--------- jweUpgn of tlic year. All । were who provided the records In quick i preasive rncel eremade madefor forthe the uu>nu» canvass »»»> and mu-rein time' 8:00-What it means to to the cemetery consista of &t. -----------” to til.*.- cun-vd Thrv maiieza tharaush inIt mtans a ‘lot of hard nwork . time tOO. parents and •teachers should be pres-, tcnms started out at once to obtain HAD DELIGHTFUL TIME —Harold Ixtgan. Downs, Adelbert Cortnght and Hugh "re^rtt|nVt>l«iM qU-re I1 UH interviewed wvtnd witent and pledge their help to the pledges for funds, the women as. ----------. Our spiritual aowts Riley. of expense in feeding them. To tiavc h I zikzm .* NASHVILLE REDUCES BUDGET. new officers as they lake over this ; slstlng also. Annual Banquet Last Eve.— Installation and Consecration— It Is exjiectcd that the program a yew's work gnd . year , trod rto- made measurements in order There would seem to be no logical ' .. ... i The village of Nashville is setting important work. —. {Bernard Coggin. and announcement of further ar­ len is certainly contemptible. It would definitely settle the question uf i Hastings has reason to be proud at reason why this undertaking should Juatice-Elect Ed. M. Sharp about to hold its village tax to the rangements for Decoration Day will Associa---- - -Parent-Teacher -------- - -- - .« w. ** ... financed V.U as it ... lowest Jimit.. Tlie MUUK'I' budget UIUUV made U} by its three 1101 is Ma «MUUVUII| wonderful ~ - Address - -j CONCERT BY HASTINGS Gave the be made in the next issue of the loaded shotgun handy where he can .h„ t«kr.n u «vii u from the village fathers for this year is iHons. They have been of material work and should have universal eoget to it and ure it and alm straight “ '7,^ Banner. The annual I. O. O. F banquet: 49,900. Last year It was 41'2 500. In assistance to our city schools. onemtinn It it was stated „t operation. at th,. the SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA coops aie are markings when he finds his chicken coot» marirowNi that t»w»ihu —----------... loomite at Od.1 hau-laiu were still vuibfa z» on 1922 the a-.scs.red valuation of! 1' ... ~ meeting that the ™..„ county budget was ।being raided., WORTH DOING. .the pavement, tiiere could be no 11.00000. th. greater rmur share .tar. of of thel^ th. and wa. a *d.Unhliul ah.lr IPla„„nH Mr ThnraAaw NMhvlUe was 4831.625 Tile village' NOTICE OF^MEETING 41,000 00, the “ * ““8'*” ______ of _z having ...... Soout ... . Executive: .. .The Til.. invocation tnv.wr.t u.na given irlv.'Tt by l»v Rev. Um- . Being Planned lor Thursday Those persons who are delinquent YANKEE SPRINGS CHURCH tax rate far this year will be 119 OF BOARD OF REVIEW, expense was doubt about Ranney's respor-riblllty. in their taxes for the year 1932 or mills, while last year It was 15 4. Notice fa hereby srtven that the Lloyd Shafer here being borne by L. L, Dewey A fine menu was served I Night, May 25, or About (The invwUCBUon thoroughly *atfaTO OBSERVE MOTHER'S DAY. mills. i Board of Review will meet at the me W. H. Kellogg Foundation. Wtbe Rebekahs. Hnlowing this 6 The services at- the Yankee find It to their advantage, if they Springs church wtil begin at 2.0) --------- -------------------I council rooms in the city hall on the Barry county fa indeed fortunate in Noble Grand Loren Myers intromat lime SECOND WARD P. T. A. Ith,rrt Monday in May, 1933, at 0:00 being served so generously by the <*u<*d the toastmaster, Hon. John C. The Hastings Symphony Grebes- 1can possibly do so, to pay such tax­ o'clock Sunday afternoon. A pro­ es before July 1. next. The legisla ­ The Second Ward P. T. A. will | A M - #t *'hich time and place any Foundation. Ketcham. Rev. Karl Krefer ot Pot- tra. under the leadership of Mr. Bi­ gram of music, readings and short pavement showed that H had hap­ meet at tlie schoolhuue. Monday I Pfrsoni* desiring to do so. may examLet's all boost.lor the continuance Orville led the community singing, ferno. Has been having regular re­ ture hits passed an enactment that addresses will be rendered A gift' pened more than 50 Imc ructn of .... for some time, and is mak-1„ ...„„ i will allow ret Hement for therefauk night. May 22. The Association Is:,nc Uie,r assessment, and show Of Boy Scout workin Barry county. Then the________ Hickvllle Twins put on rI — hearsals will be presented to the oldest and' live intersection, that muuwy's car » — ' some inuchable laughable stunts. Rov RoyCordes. Cordet.I itur I Ingexcellent excellentnmeress. progress. itIti«is planned' sponsoring an lllustratwi lecture on cause- *f an>' exists, why their valu—---------------------< «« « -----------------ntanrwt! taxes, without any penalty wiiat- the youngest mother present. The turned to Uie opposite side of th* Yelicmtone Park by Supt. C. J. be citanged. NEW LIBRARY HOURS. with Miss Florence Campbell as ac-lto give a concert here on or about cvrr und without any interest, if entire commutety fa invited to at-, pavement and tn front ot the Wr“' Beginning Monday. May 15. the companist at the piano, gave tt de- the evening of Thursday, May 25? Paid before July 1. 193X Barnum of Woodland, the slides ■ 5'10 6 c Rf«er»- City Clerk, tend this service Come and bring hours Hastli ours at the Hartings Public Library llghtful solo. 1 The orchestra has a membership ----------- *•'*• icing made from hfa own pictures. n^*.will 111 be as follows: The rspeaker of— the---------evening — w.is---------------of more than sixty, we sure are sure ACHIEVEMENT DAY. There will also be a program of ON HONOR L,STAT . ---------------.—,. — and are are cured chat young Raiuwy U/wuJ.u —•- n.Azi an... — .a delight for the __ . .. n .. . .. Your own" or some other good; Monday till till XAzi.l Friday. 0:00 . to i, 11:45 vrta_.<_ Edwin «r M- Sharp of Bay z*'*.. City, who: it ..tail will Vbe people somewhat under th* la music. Admission 5 centa. ' M COU-E,GEAchievement Day for tha 4-H mother. --------------- a ».----- :-----. Wayne Nichols. Hastings, a Jun-.— ---------------- -- - ~ was recently elected as one of the । of this city to hear them on their club® of Barry county will be held PUBLIC SUPPER. I lor in Albion College. Is one of thirTuesday and Saturday •venings, justices ot tlie supreme court of' first public appearance. Further en- at the Methodist church next Sat­ NOT1CE. The American Legion Auxiliary ty-three students on the college mid- 7:00 to 8:00 o'clock, MWUgan and who Is e prominent nouncement will be given later. urday. May 13, aiid It fa expected began suit will serve a public slipper at the Le-: semester honor roll announced reSaturdays from 1:00 to 5:00 P. M. Odd Fellow. His address was much)--------------- — the members of the clubs will have apple Osrdan Club who did not •*N. Romney's glon borne on Bo. Church Bt. Bat-; cent ly by Dean W. W. Whitehouse. The library will be closed Saturday MIXED DANCES. »y enjoyed, enjoyed an interesting time. There Is sure recalve *-h«ir packages of ainnU urday night. May 13. 6:00 to 7;00. This is pleasing news to his Has- mornings. •' Alter this t . I After there followed dancing' Clear lake, May 12. prizes given. to be a large attendance Thate'____ _ _. Price 25 cents.—Adv. i ting* friends. Jean Barnas. Librarian, and a general goqfi lime. 'Frank Herrington.—Adv. clubs are doing very useful work. : ner office by calling tor tlvam. Entire Demand for — i.Beet Be Supplied If Sugar Were Used ’ U T. U. CONVENTION MUSIC FESTIVAL A GREAT SUCCESS COUNTY OFFICERS GET UNUSUAL GIFT BOY SCOUT “501 12108800 MITHlX COM­ MISSION MEETS More Addresses Are Wanted ---- --- -^=- ----- WrSttiS.'IS !S ta-sx i r£ ।a �■ytE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAT 18, IMi FACE TWO American Legion Auxiliary LOCAL NEWS To Sponsor Poppy Day, May 27______________ REP.MRKEBSPOK IT COMJVI’L CLUB ' DEATH OF MRU. ANNA JONES. Announcement came Bunday of 'university. I rr*_ Os____ D/-AA-, TYzv«« । Mr. Parker alto dlscuiscd House ' . r ' , of UUs city. She died at the Soldiers Bill* 27J and 211, both ot which deal America : flower of ----------patriotic re- coat cf making the popplaa is used: John Rogers te very sarioualy ill Home tn Grand Rapids Baturday ■with levies made on wages ot debt1,1 home on W Mill St. night Had aha lived unul next ,or» who are not. disposed to pay me,nbrance_,he bright red iM'Py-• in the Auxiliary’s welfare work. The poppy U the badge ol temer * Mn **”n • • •* -have readied the Ouy ** C- Keller ■* u slowly con- -June she would ' their Ixxiest debts He staled that . . .h„ t!r,,oie or DI1CUWBD MATTERS PER - j <><he believed are wrong ouu and ** J**’.!* L? Prance ic.su both bills uiu* air urance iuc for uiwv liteee who «iiu Hiuicvfi sacrifi( •vulescing from a hard fall, her back age of M. !that there ‘is no reason for making.Hastings amt Barry county or: Hat* \jictr ln t,)e country* servZtd I; being afiectcd. Mrs Jones' husband was a pioneer TADrmo TO LEOIBLA ................ .it easier for a man to evade his urday. May 27. by a corps of wonwn 1; >Ulld, lar tlM. gjgten i>lM. oti Special prices on • supplies for dentist ot this city—Dr William H I just obligations. The old principle from the American U-gion Auxiliary. iutrtotum that we— can concuive It! -------------- --- Monter's Day arc announced by T. J°h«* Her husband passed on many TIOK AT LAN8ING ---------------------usedko be -let the buyer beware— who volunteer thin service in m s recall* n<aH>the |toespirit tplrilofofthose lh(Wedays da}.swhen whTO8|l Baird. doUiler. in hu adv l“" *'“r —•“•••' ■ that te. Uie buyer must take ids cause. Mrs Helena Smelker i» .very (Arry American Ainerlcan wks w4>dedicating dedicating hi^| htei Mtt. Kellar Stem was hostess to own chances on the value of What chairman of the Poppy Day com- energies and• resources .to .. THINKS CUT IN U. OF M the na-1t Uu. Women’s Board at Pctumck has­ home in Hastings. As twr hu-Uxuid *_,:.t But the new siogatf milter . EXPENSES WARRANTED . jeeenu to be "let tile teller beware, *“ ■—“* —“.j ... •...- ’ — . . much to give toy the1 . un army <.i tuoooo women who ,-„jRunThe P. r. A. Oouncll meet-, this c>.an*... is up lo the Statistics Show Insurance that ,o tcllit hu butlatter to -unot .Ter only of will go into action on a nation-wide Remembering those days, it U dlf-■ »ienul’ Plr,“ ,Y,nl ■'<ihooa mends she had known since her Companies Have Increased . if his patron.ts not dKpoxed to pay. Iruiit .on Poppy Day to rvtgU to ficult to understand how Americans. 5 Arthur Haven will preside-. girlhood, she decided to live at the She was very' happy I | ** Mr“ Parker dUcm.-sd lire question Salaries of Executives — America tin- x.Hi.Uie;World can u- daunted by the country’s AnAother Bee at Brush Ridge Soldiers' Home —t Her ffriends rk,n(la m.-! m that Home. fro-! of life insurance, in view ut Uwi War dead und to faue lands to aid present diHidUltle* A |ieopl«- who,Cemetery on Saturday. May 13tii .■> A **"**^1’1^ ” c ‘ u,,t ,nc >' ntt ' 1 “ «ca a two years Before the only fifteen short years ago united. Everyone interested. Oome help fin- quently visited her and she was alfact that they had aSked y ears' the war s Jiving vtetin. merdai Club was held yestertay morBtorium of the legislature of tills Ctou Ut the day tin-a- «o:iu’n hopf wWh >uch devoUon juid energy la Uh the work. . uaya delighted to *ee them noon »>th a Urge attendance The u<{e He t|ut lhe & ------- —------ -- —— to place the r.uw.r <J rvmetjibiance mP,.t a uar.iuneegency, most cer-| Watch for the date and place of Tile funeral service was held at program committee had secured ufe Life n»ur.n« TTisurance Company Company of of New New, on ten uulliun cats, and to nciuv talnly have ttwT-ower to meet any. the Stiver Medal Content sfxjnsored the Home yesterday. Tuesday. foec-| Representative Charles F Parker. York, Hie salary of uIioh- president; contribution-- which w.U enable rii< emergencies of peace.- ’Du- poppyzlby tlse W. C T U. Further an- noon, with burial in Riverside erme- ■ who^i lo^t^ Vi"*!*, “ ■* 875,000 ,n •*«<« **.*.«.. «>i in me the rror year 1929 wncn when «••••»• Aim man Legion •**•*•»««* Auxituiiy w to cairy uuu that symooi symbol 01 of patriotic patriotic xacntice. sacntlce. ,nounconente next week tery in the family lot. There was - ------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------. ------...hearts ------- a ■ A Juoeit. jr Jr . tuer-t* ,Q„ ,llhc cemetery, con< tXnn m -’v W -------------------«««•-good, .had Increased that <r‘> refief and p habiiitailon work shuuld awoken in all our ant truest a unci tcitxe at.uic that^r nine h-tndred MltalSS compensation to S10(\(W for disabled veteran* and needy deeper conception of our own duties aldine Coburnt had the misfortune (ducted by Rev L L Dewey toin mtTLiueUd atto that hr-tlmuatit ,n ,931 a,,cr <*«P,ps*«»n started Janiili. - during the coming year. to our country today and inspire to fail from a tedder and fmeturt Mrs. Jonea 1* survived by her only < a^ddSwliulrksa mJ The .Metropolitan lute Insurance; Making popptv. for tiu .-ale has u. to give in peace the type of serv- Uie bonra In her foot last week. child. Charlra W Jone.x now <>f them wero buried Company Jumped the salary of ite given hundred* of dt.-abled veterans tec the men who died among the a decided improvement on North Kansas City, Misaoun. where iu- ha;. m Park*r« intetenea erndsted' P,c*ldc,“ ,,ll|n in 1929. to employment through the winter and, poppies in France gave in time ot Church St. was made Friday when an extensive insurance buMfies* She of folkswho'know what it 1* to face *?00000*n ’“L H;'’ N,'‘ York'spring month.. The-*-tlhablcd men war lhe old bill-boards Jiut north of was a lifelong member ot the real harttehin in the navment of Llft‘ ,hc f’nidt ntial Life and ur< the only workers in the AiixiliVulutecr workers from the Aincri- the Parker House were tom down Methodist KpiMMiul church of thl* tan-s vet do tux wteffToW anv 1 . N,'r‘h»«,»tcui Lite had al.-o ary .-■ poppy progrMn n'ceiving pay.1 cun Legion Auxiliary will offer popThe Hastings Pythian Sister* will ’city, having maintained her meminsUiurion tn tiw state that is worth m?dc increases in tru- uil others donating tneir scrvic< - pies on tiu- streets all day Saturday entertain the district convention at berahlp in the Joeul chttrcfi. ha well nretwrving out out of business in •sal“n,'i' ^‘elr Iteesidwita. All of All cimtnbutton-- received-above the und Saturday evening. CaaUc Hall on ThurMlay . May 17. a* in Ila Mtesionary xucteticn. ------ r-- --- ---— lncm «»«<" Ilaa nM-rcas«'(i uti.t rOther saunt* ■' -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------. ■ ESrTJS t°«eM? --pTrkrr iiad incr.as.-d saterl... , lhe program begimtmg at B 30 A M through the years She was n fine fthS. “V^Untrtl^^ had to ay ■ I-. that tin- measure’QTATF TURNER FUND , Tfic Edmonds Oil Company this type cf Christian woman, a devoid uiHit luntecn ruiw week advertise the Williams Olio- wife and mother and a loyal iture t« fuUyVarrented in making park .Li/v hoimJ thr’^- ;l' “n‘I L-urd be by th. ... . tn cuts ite aonronrlation „'F “ “’ ’“hP ,1 . ,wr b *° vlc‘w“ “wt li*’ ”'<1 tturtyHELPS CO.’S SCHOOLS ‘nailc heating plant, for which they-friend deep cuU In In.Ila appropriation for for cumpanies ought to demand that -■ ■ are agents. They are quoting a very I ------------ -*-*-*. — the support of the University lie- i stt-|t*. be taken to end such u holdup had the salary list and called at­ j game, at a time when all other sul- tell compelled tu vote against it. Hr County Will Get $4,205.00 ‘‘’w-ffime Ladu*’ Aid will meet -MAY MEETING OF WESI.EYAN SERVICE GUILD.i tention to tire fact that the pro-! ones and wages are being cut. For j The Wesleyan Service Guild was' himin tire governor * chair-of this — Irving and Thornapple “ f ’ h Mrs. Geo. pmgicton this week IxMcd cuts by the legislature, in­ these big insurance companies'. In ■» u..ir :'Thursday afternoon bubciibwn and mtu will w». serve •- : very pleasantly entertained al the1 n„t 99 n.,r.9 state a man with backbone enoutQt stead of being glmost 50 per cent an lhe midst ot u depression, to raise Get Over Hull ratlpper at 5 00 o'clock Everyone is ‘ home of Mrs. Wm J Field. 212 So Get Over Half Luippcr at 5 0<> o'clock Everymui had been represented. really amount- Mtenus 1* an example of the mean­ t« veto such a fiuce of vicious !<mvi**ark street. Wednesday evening.; tetioii. Mr Parker explained that it ’ What b known a.s the Turner Taw ! welcome. est selfishness and w’anton if not was ph-dged to tnr ircple uf this appropriates $2,000,900 to be divid-. The Edmonds Elevator and Im- May 3rd. with nine members and nf^hE-h HriXa criminal rnn»na' disregard oisnimra ot or the the rights right* of ut fromdou^- ternces thin ttate thf,r h“Wen' Mr ’,“rker l'b' state tliat tiu liquor i»u.*im.-.- -..<>ulU «<i among the school d)*tricu oflplement Company call atteutlmi m i five guests present. nronriaimn. it-l Ji/rt th Jt ,m’ hl-‘ n<UrM dlr*Cll>' from the I* Under the control ot u State I Michigan to help them meet excess their adv. to their stock ot drain! After the business meeting Lucile ’comintxuon. and theruforw would nut taxation Tin- .basis fur figuring I Uie. fur which there ought to be a ■ Ba^eft took charge of the devotlon>n»unmcr commt'siuncr ot Michigan 'get into local-|W>11 tics That pledge Ju w this tax is apportioned we: lot of use this year a «F sen Ices, her topic being "Mothder existing conditions. Uie legis- and* (h ^ -<Uon i can * be no no au question Belva Riley gave u very Inteture te fully warranted in cutting "na there rc can « UMUOn about had .induced thousands and thou-’cmjtt riot even guess from the man-! A meeting of the StrikA Cemetery rrs ,..nds alt citta-ns to v.it. against* im r in which it is {apportioned tn. Circle will be held <m Tuesday eve- lerrsUng review of two cliaptcrs of salaries and expenses and that it “wlr ion Barry county. Howrv\r also declared that prohiffltu ... New. In- declared, ... we .. 1 ----, ------,,-------,~ It —may „ be nliw. May 16. at tlic Imme of Mr. *hc Chinese mission study book. te grossly unfair to ask or expect The speaker ■ . .. following .-i. . ,u_ figure*[apd «...— • Michigan is going lo have - ‘have tin Itcen-ed inyor Mwp back det-.e. the are the Mrs. Walter Ickes. Yom , ‘Lady Fourth Daughter ’ Cliryslal the people <if Michigan to pay such while t Timmas had charge of the reerraplacein ui.pilttics; .politics; ar.d for the various townships ot this j presence Is is requested • tn Its oldoldplarc i Otto iM-nhath Is recovering front tmtul hour and all had gi grand, ■ then- will pot-be a city election nof I county: ... i....... .............................. *.i iaa ....... ........ . .............. ——......... ■■■"■■ ................. 1 ' 1 ।’a village 'election- in Michigan in ASSY.* r ............. ......... —* .time ins voted that the monthly ’ ‘Which those who sell tr<r .<r any-, $53 57; No 8 Fractional 880 JO; N t '•’filch iu- was stencltnc was broket. (Other drink that may be licensed.,9 8234M. total 8370 67 tl>F “ falling limb, lettiru; imn fall J*1 — .... .... •ail! no: u.t ,. !m< *.m ..nt-r : byrrY TOWNSHIP Hu re Is -,v‘ral ,'x'1 10 u“' kroufidm each month instead of the first -.cure t..v. rnmi te.Al cv.-rn- ' T? uj “ tL tow^litn1 B.«.ute we are obliged move Wednertey. _ WATERS’ CLOTHES SHOP I 5 You—Buy Nowl Thursday, Friday and Saturday Specials Oxydol Large Package P& G SOAP IVORY SOAP Giant Size Medium Size . • i! 21c Jig Saw Puzzle FREE . IS L 10c *.. 25c BUTTER Shull, or Ft..port Lb. 23c LARD <lb.. 25c so th. co. $3.00 FRESH EGGS o.. 13c FLOUR MEATS f"ir^Lb.s..h 68c CHOICE VEAL ROASTS Lb 13c BEEF KETTLE ROASTS Tender.Lb. 10c PRIME BEEF mint* HU utidito; w<;.-qmt-- >urM Whether t,art ot it tew* to'*r an' rcducln* w,r atock and lu»upnsrd to .h.arn th. mjtspob-u .to from Mr Parker, -nd■* • or all t„ lho consolidated ■’* 88 -NvW U’caUO" *M>n,.HU>';*,.‘ ljiter. Ironside A- Michael—Adv. ’ , Nina Batson 11,7 West Mill street at bclieve th# terse majority ot Um*.-1 ,.11C4>1 ttl, rtl) uot kn<nl w.vo lieard lua.-a him nim imna nc did mu uit au- , Wart har. ____ been , w.io think tic Uic ab... received .. J oi tin fro clock Tticsday. May 16 A child -------------1 program in I ;<Uutcly rul.t thliiv in .c'.n - a-juin*; HOI I. Ih - only district m j^yng of Mrs. Benton, mother ot welfare and rnotb. t ihargr of Mr* Edith Edith Snyder. aUo] a measure tl"'* •••1 tn ____ cceivtng aid from thu .<•*>« an- tl;5t j •- ’"-ceiving this fund is No.'uu.' No «drs- i.ww_ Dora Benton, at tin nmttv family charaa tt:- . atra ;■ * aith $129 31 residence near Ijnwmtiac Tin- fu- echoes from the county convention | will ultimate All mother? are urged to attend. ■ K IltY'ING — Tlu-rc are five districts neral was licld im Tuc.day aft.tu.iicxih nuuar. iin Irvin| wliich are aided by this noon. ArriiueolotfWs report that they1 No 2 Fractional.: Twenty-three children ami young ■ lu.tti, a- f.ifio-.. have ckrtivatcd Uw thumb of that . 842.46. Nri. 3 $358 00. No 5 S7tf92. peojile ttom Emmanuel Episcopal .MRs. WOOl,? . No 9 FtactiotMrt 8603 91; No. 12 church attended the annual Mite mtllion-year-old Pc>;Htig wotpan . Mrs Afoiu.i Wood- i» ’! ' .Fractional 8.7-5. total 8993 04. (Box Presentation 'Service at St. Mayhe if ti»ey look u little further, on Sunday .it the age .,t they II discover a million-yrar-oitt ! ,V OIEANGE VILLE There is only Luke’a church. Kalamazoo Sunday , iMping nun under it She is aurtired by heriui■nd !«te district, lhe village No 3 Frac- afternfiWi daughter. AP.-. Clwries ’ fuLlumal. which will receive 8503 0a i The Fuestone Company announce A IWvVH«-sava ne wrote ms latest and tlu««- grandchildren n:*iu-» hx- f'’“J'teh their Hxmuirs agente tl-.nn iJm. d„.k 4 h|u.r W(.n lunalf which A'*4™8 87'vic,r T'CJ“I. ‘"J? ’ R *»ved ar. awftil lot pt paper Firestone tires, calling llw attention t , of everybody to'the fact that Ur. official THORNAPPl.l Thoitjapplc ------------------------- - 1 -' A1' ’ .ha- a con. nlula’ -il school, tlic money krawr we arc obliged to move, -.ri.'1 by (g^iMopnatcd 'from the Turner fumi are reducing ourjitqck and have a.! of -.--[ii ;,!] n,. t<> ;,id township Keiiogg the be. Ischfjoi, which will receive 8144371 St 98 New location, announced la­ : YVOODI.AND -Woodland townaltip ter. Ironside A- Miriwi-1 -Adv. . ' .. . likruio ha. but w district 4 c-t Marriage license* hair been ix-usd1 ' Outdated, but receive. < t.;y 811997 belli Hasting. Abo to Wilson Pvrv; as follows: No 1 Frifeuonal 81079. Guide!. 27, of Dowling and Ml • No 3 Fractional Slt8 6l -Dual of ling' or The Prescription Drug store has un announcement of a free demon-1 -irdtd J4.'8 6l mid I Vi .-tranon and special /Offer in the Banner this week Please note tn •' Clark*. >1! coupon in the adv You can save SI i by cutting and keeping the coupon, j VISITORS' TOt’Rusing it at thl* .special -a!«cctfu .< ■■ Commercial Club. urdn>. «uy u r»n dniereht Lb. •b. 9c 14c Whole or Shank Half CHICKENS FRESH HAMBURGER LAKE TROUT Strictly Feeeh Lb. 3 tiimnn.' Stcbbln- dnii Muy »!3 A 18c 19c Feldpausch’s "Where Better Foodi Cott Lett' <>i!ciatlng witli ttu- Chicago Associa­ tion of Commerce m a plan of Ixhpllality lor visitors to the Century m Proqrrs The plan call* for liuusina facilities. Ire.- auto parkng an l lica.lquarlcrr for suitordriving to Chicago M:-- Hecox cw । give you full particular- a bop*. Hu 25c Lb. Jrs. Lena Gallup. aged tony Flowers t\ ly 'O. . 30. her death being due t . ■f nttirua Interment was in'the Dover I I ■ the mother of Mrs t) Tlueln-s Mr* ,J E Mattooh will entertain, ' Circle N° 8 of Uie Met hoot'! 1. Al .8 on Tuesday. May W. al 2 00 P M I dispose of our stock of Dry Goods, Ladies’ and Men’s Furnishings, Draperies, Ready-to-Wear AT ONCE! SALE NOW ON Come ... Save! FOR SALE! LOPPENTHIEN’S The Big Corner Department Store Should be the favored Gift to honor Mother! GIFT hospital Tuesday night /jiinnmn*. »■« tn the Irving cemetery on Wed-1 nesday. . CIRCLE NO. -I. Circle No 3 fit I' the •• Metltodi " t L A | li Mjv Jt II.'. 8 will meet with Friday afternoon. May 12 We have lost our lease and are compelled to Fixtures Showcase Office Equipment It will be a pleasure Io show you these fine suits •H* -trong. healthy and growing Will blMMim tin* season On sale ode dav only at 39c each «. or ...^ free with earn cash purcha* of <3Men that day . Hydrangeas Me egeh C L UUtos.i Nashville. Mtehiaau-Ad-. ! FORCED to Vacate! Our Milfortune—Your Gain for your Sprill£ SllitS ... we assure you that our stock is the LARGEST and most complete in the city! CLOTHES SHOP Boston Ferns 10 and I Mother’s -* Day MAY 14th Cinerarias Potted Tulips Amaryllis Hydranges and Hyacinths SPECIAL! EVERYTHING MUST GO/ 00 S. 13c Lb. SMOKED PICNICS shawki... SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAMS you men who demand good fabrics, fine tailoring and perfect fittingclothes... AND who wish to pay only Cut Flowers Snap Dragons Carnations Roses Su-eet Peas and Tulips Io 20c each , Floral Gifts for Mother’s Day front 25 cents upward CLYDE WILCOX The Florist 103 E. HIGH ST, TELEPHONE 2530 *** HASTINGS, MICH. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1933 iMENT ON OUR PART BEING OBITUARY. . I OBITUARY. I OBITUARY, Slaven. Columbus. Oiiio, opener and on Drcaration Day they upprarance h. .e ,-*;il help Freeport open theli -an Vtl Idlll KJ DC MfWCS ,Iorn »'« ,x‘!’n ,n i Ola Hart was bom to Rodmanl Lewis F. IMlson. ao» at A when hr met Dutch * ‘ Velde, local ' Iat Pivcpori . , __________ LVVi-r';1. ? JiTo 7, 7?i, , n” c'“• Ohio. Lhe 13. 1838 and depart- and Laura Hart March 1, 1176 in-and Ida Ballon, »u born I * d ollOrtflCfe to t>w- ,d Ji1’--APrl1 J0-ttt lhr lio,nr 01 •C'Vcago. W . and jiau-x-d away Mpy land toanrtUp and det»»te«4 contribution lo profeHvlonul wn»rt-; ling.- I5o, m.the semi-final of the ____ . uf ll“' . . 'hi- son. Ernest, “ atI the age of M 4. 1W3. “ atV i»er her uuinc Ixanr in in iiBMing. Hasting, uv at un on May M.v 3, 2. im, IB33. agcri aaedT! m -*. b4..ucnt ................. 31 yeara. Kttg «v« uini' The ensuing- match proved ao:n< uno s.»y that funds for ,<arx, 4 months und 17 days. He was the .age of 57 years. t *o months and luontlu and two daya HM traB < Continued from page one) fit41' 'f1’.1,*1-''.Y, 11 .mumed to Pneba Wertman Augmt: four days. I preceded him In death on A netI Shaven drawing first blood when he ' ,<‘*0.tt'l£l,cUuSS tl: *ulf‘' W I860, who passed away in lib. In iwrt .-.he was united In marriage '■ 1907. Surviving ate liU Wife. Mr«, foie, very- tl Cuming threw Veldt with a btxly bold in stxt -Lu.DuraiioD. ana man-, nave nw: fu this union wen- born seven to Claude Oovey. Tu this union two!Viola Belton, four daughtai, LWjo*. When there b. r l.ilAc fmpication that fur these menclue of Alice|children were bum. a daughter who 18. Florence, 6. Alberta. 4, and Vatfut groiitid uh. 1? tnV' v * *OUIU ,lot u‘ Kelly of iK-ltiHi, Ernest ol Clover- pa*«d «wny in infancy and one aon.lglttet, 1« month, old. al>u hl* tnothplanting, then .. .. .. --------sen on the mat • upun 1u uv vale, and fmir children deceased. He ;Hb*-hard. Mr Covey passed awuy gr. two broUwra. Julm and Roy ttei(I iom ? v.iiu .r.ai Iped.uk ) next full, ■ Continued from page one) B. . headluck in leu: A,,}| 1 ,! person Ml *T teuves nine grandchildren und 11,Oct. 10. 1910. ■ ’non of Rutland, a sisitr. Lena, at winter uiui ' iiiv spring should ffautea. since mltherTOUld gain Know that the u r- Euv- rnna-n:. . test. grandchildren beside*, many In the year of 1912 riie was united; home, bertdv. four loccr*. thna tlw state ui^S,cr * ^ h><*nd». | in marriage to Mr. Milburn J. New-1nephews and many other lelaUww irtied. n fepe. Johnny '>*> B " ..; f1*?1 81 01 ““’•■“HW* Funeral services were held at the ton One daughter w..s bom to them and friends He «u a kind and L*rCummunlcatlon. tile Cicekr-ctaltd ii a ««'d — church. tta husband, : Ing husband father and . ------- ------------- ---------- R. Bunnell F. C loan?'. nu.rd white.tlie new p^mt, Editors Bann*: ■ . . ...... 11... 1.. Rev. WUlits _ V otn-[ .1She is survived I... by... — J one .. __ Ol.a)., ___andIC«I) _a wm ..A.M- >UI.U WWli, ... *lor l.ll av«)g their birth paint. -s Believing that The Interc.its of .all are concerned. »e may »ay authur- ?tery. Barker.’ another Hartings .M<n«Rlci-.ard Abo two rtrtera. Mrs. [Mother. He has lived all Id* life in parties will L- te ' eou>«er»cd tliere- itativcly that in Uie end. THE, --------- «>•.». i Mary Jackson oi Grand Rapids and and around Hastings and will Im bv. wt. tin-j tlut ai t liotjid id this COUNTY DOES PAY. Etertric refrigerator* may now be ‘ Mrs. Della Stauffer of California. < audly mfavrd by hi i relative* and the oth lune pile to the pi-.up’e of.Bnrry’- We hope tluit every family headjipurchased on the quarter-in-llw-siotland four step children. Mr Sterling muny-frienda. Fnneiwl iwrvicr-* were to gain a full err the thirtv habitant: of the cuurt, l.otiw. St muilty 'onH'tlii!.. ut the iiuckgruund In this cuiiuiy WUl give thei ,t‘ ’ plan Tina will te-u terrible iiartlsjup Nr*'ton. Clare Newton. Dorr New- held a*, the Buptirt church at ten. is M it affects ter. -----—.— conmfelallon. .. ii:£r-hmit hud elapsed. Bar-: Kelly, tn' hi-f ntosc orbtfn^ ulirt graparents w)i<» wn<> nave aireuuy taught* urugnv ton ana aus. Beulah ucuu..Leamun ---------- --all ol’thirty Friday morning, Rev. B J. “ un puriim have already and Mrx. ■ • • ----u 157 ciou-. n.uHUir presided Regutei ol a*, well as to means -much mure to mem than it ’’......................... ’ i-..-— -Creek. —--Adcock offlclaUng. Burial in Ui* their children that Um.* gas -meter u.Battle and -a hrMi txrtof of frteruU tv DCrd-s Eo>'... Coui»G Clerk R<!d offer u little advu to the future, doe* to the undersigned. a aavinga bank. [who will mourn iter departure ! Rutland cemetery. Supt> u Pour of Burry County?' und Judge clement with a potted Everybody know . ^California "Fig PUnt. 'ciaimliig the f,rnbl< period ut di pnvsion. but R H. Mutt Chairman. I George Clouse •<ed,wa-, broiiHht tr<«n Califonua by only a f« W have been privileged to Sunday. May.28. marks the open- Mr. j^r Mau Mau . father, exhorting each to know that dm- to non-payment uf C. H. Osborn. Secretary. ini: date fur tiu- nwuupple Valley -luup^iiy Jin,J.rl.. cure,.fur and nurture this tuxes, the inability'^ the township League- On that (late tin- tn l-,ts-! • • new member ot the plant treasurer* to multi- their, Settlements, '* v,01>drrtdl KnigliU to Alto for tile:: me:r tdngdum. Futch promfsed The off!- the .cluved banks Munition, and for ccf. uf C- H Osborn, county welfare many other rewoi.t this COUNTY agent Hutold J Pieter, county ag- WILL SOON BE IN A POSITION ---rictiltural agent, und Mrs Slfatli. WHERE THEY WILL BE UNABLE county ctioul commustoner. were TO MEET THEIR HESPONS1BH.Inext vBl’.ed pv the ubiquitous Kelly. TIES. ESPECIALLY AS IT HAS TO Jimmy Sporting Items SPIRITED BOUTS MARK ■ K. OF P. MAT SHOW A neiir-Hipacll-.' erovrd. niiproximate!-, four huiulred oersmis. turned out tu wicm.o, th-- Knights of ’ thia» wn-.iinig ehuw. here ii.’t Thursday .night <>n which match­ maker Fuitr.< r Nick of Battle C'l»-j I War Hugte. QueG Kara Wagner, appearance- nt hliuwlng. The when he siibdui-d tile German ktap hold. War Euple ivrl/iivd In ■*h|lc Wagner lipjH-d the After a Jupre of over a month. COUNTY OFFICERS GET UNOSIML GIFT Graduation Sale prices that will*amaze yon. Gradu­ ation time is Watch time;- Watch time is Garland time. LADIES* MODEL j,*tI 0„. Uud n>d««H«ot. rulfr *.iaram»«,|. GENT'S MODEL While Mild AU- Otttend s19- »J*EC!AL IADIEH' MODEL - Exc»p«lor.i.‘lT Unit U. U » » 1U 25- SPECIAL .. S19?-5 nrccixp . GENTH MODEL 9— SPECIAL CIENT S MODEL or rl»ud $15— Will, titled S-jriSO bl'LClAL of the California wonder. While the Irishman k-, Vw”it's fun/ (Continued from page one) I.IC AID able mention, tn the group from the rural schools, tiu- award, a bust Mrs. Smith. whogn of Beethoven. was won by the Hos­ potted umuhr he gave hi r. 3>ui she gI(.ul,.r number td.uhom it was mer M-hool in Castleton tuwtuJUp of the nt yer «a.d word. However -Mn (0Uhd neveru-nry and Just, to give .John S|wirks. Jr. t>tu-r known here .-jn,. major port of n.nds ot Bur- Uueher This .chool «Uo hux the a:. Mi.. Lirto Amtell, who wt)rki> in ry county, wiiich have becomr a vail- honor ol winning Uh- sllw-r cup preUie rutnmv.-.lotu-r'., office, none: d ub]c r..mm t|;tCM11.,nU. of thf • |M<Uhar runic on Mr; Smith a ti ■e. jxior’for. their um-s during, Uie year ..... „ , _• and couldn't help .wondering » ,v. ol 1933 have been r xfa-n<1t<f WITH ’?• SIh' wtuted until Mrs. Smith THESE PACTS BEFORE US. IT.!!*1’ ‘ bGUC-‘!W*n *4 W-®* gone, thin pdtMl her finger into the IS CERTAIN THAT WE MAY SAY *•,£:. Ky*1-1'1-’-’*' Ci.mplunrilled MMi that-held the wonder plant und WITH CONVICTION THAT IT ,la r> «-Ou.rt_. ua t.M- s>Kce-j o. thrt ducovered a potato sin- covend it WILL BE IMPOSSIBLE FOR THIS “e rr.uri^J program, which ot — great» COUNTY TO OIVEMTMUCT AID hi- .-aid had i»w;bilit!es bmhu« «r IN THE NEXT'-TWELVK MONTHS worth to pny c.munut.ity ic, a unifier O terryoifici-. called hw atteiilioh AS HAS BEEN GIVEN IN THE of though^ and interest; fur music Li .1 iinivenal laitgua;;e. understood May we suggest that, under these “l* ',o ‘,u‘‘fr teiiguagr we ■who Knows tip- farm game well. uptoarkxuly laughed but said nothing. circumstance. IT SHOUU) BE a,v sl>’‘k- Alr Robinson gave il’Die other office.: - - prujier ; . care• tu THE BUSINESS OF EVERY FAM- birtralwru. Rum experience, proving his Matemerits of til, the‘ value of of the the Kelly's tor _ a time, ___ _ _ .gifu ............. .j“r. until i; j;.-,- —- ;>ut THE3USELVF35 IN A 1,15 ;'!aU nlcnl-‘* o{ that Barry' Barry county ha,\ ha,- been leaked out sumehew that this won- POSITION TO RAISE EVERY- Jprogram ’ro*Tan'- ,liat di r plant wasn't o wondenul after THING POSSIBLE DURING THE havu‘« ,hl'- fw-t winter. ULs addrvsa I— _______ ______________________ ' ll-nn hrlnf •nrt Iz, tHx rwunt ■n/l n, new SUMMER WITH WHICH TO ttas br H to ?,'C £!“* alU1 mUCn FORTIFY THEMSELVES FOR THE dpiwriated by .til Tile committee But Kelly keep*' a straight face their WINTER OP 1M3-4. AND WE de.scrve-i rv,’: much m'w’b credit in ° ’"'n "seicC-i “***-' (M-Iform a.- I).- ordered. )7 tu. und THINK WE MAY FRANKLY tion of hitn for the f-jieiikcr. u Mux Josephine Kuckfay «.* M. S TYc.l-Uit Mau-, -.niih-j the :.nule of STATE THAT >WE WILL FEEL v c. who is originally responsible for u real originaRir. , caij.ed upon to Tlinsi: ii-cptiunal value-.’ The** prices are good only IJZ. it's easy! MUSIC FESTIVAL A GREAT SUCCESS who luvi: slums INCLINATION TO BRUSH ItlllG an i"1- atu with Penneys & Materials I Anotherr Big Shipment of 40, 9 Fiat Crepe 4 V J All Colors! 11 -o.isiu., m.ioe.1 Do EVERY- lr-uh>ni; Into our rujul conimiiniUes. ridge Ometery Circle wii» enterIs home of Mr.'M- IL K. Zc™. Omw* U» poor tinned at the Zers tarty -M»nd..I,mnte'l.’After a ,ta Ism ,u„„rt -. •- wip$ UnUhed sidt-rnbte, sum with which la pro­ the rnt-mbTsb>l‘ mult and game), wt-ng played. There wua vide garden weds, bpth in Ihb city u good memlM-r.iiup attendance and C. B. HODGES DEPENDABLE JEWELER HASTINGS MICHIGAN counties which have this protavim with two workers in the field under Miss Kackl< y's supervision. Buriy county is indeed greatly in-i dc-btcd to Michigan State College for this wmk and it is b> be liojied we can continue with It next year. ’ essary to supply them. Having next meeting well lx? held at made tills provl ten. THERE CAN BE NO JUST EXCUSE WHY EACH KfiflO 1)0(1 1 eali un- produced FAMILY SHOUIJ1 NOT RAISE A । GARDEN. THE ONLY REQUIRE- DEVOE PAINT DEMONSTRATION! SATURDAY mi AV IVIMI IO 10:00A.M. to5:00P.M. Devoe Representar tivc will be here to help you with your paint problems. Learn how to mottletone walls, enamel furniture, etc. SURPRISE A PARTY ft,5 ► Many Valuable Prizes FREE! SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS ONE DAY ONLY! We wantyou to come Carveth & Stebbins THE REXALL STORE PHONE 2131 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN —Colorfast! ! ’ 6 Yards for Thread Yes, we (Continued from page'one) said OBITUARY. Charles Edward Beach, eldest son ■ of Edwin and Cornelia Beach.- was born In Seneca Fails. N. Y. July 12. i 1857 and departed this life May 2.1 ; 1933. aged 75 years, 9 tnonthA and, 20 days. At the age of 22 he camel to Michigan rind resided at Rxxik-1 • wood one year, since which time he' I i has resided in the vicinity of Hus- i ’tings. On Oct. 22, 1882. lie married Etta Nancy Wepb. On Oct 22. 1932 j they celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. To this union nine children were born. Mrs Mary Johnson and Mrs. Cine Hendershot of Hastings. Mrs. Emma Wood. Lansing, Lester Beach, VermontvMIc,' Forest Beach, Lansing. Mrs. Zana, Day. Nashville, Ira Beach. Battle 'Creek, Mrs. Ruth Springer and Mrs. Irene Dickerson. Hastings. Besides the wife and children he.leaves to: mourn their loss two sisters, two; brothers, twehty-three grandchil-; dren and eight great grandchildren, besides several nieces, ncptwws and a host of friend.* He has. always been very' highly .respected ami; wtrongly devoted to the Christian. I faith, a very’ cheerful disposition' ■ and ajwaya ready to lend a helping, ihand.-He wm greatly loved by all. |who knew him. 125 yd. Spool 36-Inch Color Fast BROAD CLOTH Cotton q •, for Darning —for Sewing SUGAR BEET ACRE­ AGE NCRMG [sending less American, money [Cuba, the PhilippiiK-s. Hawaii and : Forto Rico. The final report of 1931 njM'ratian.-. In the manufacture of beet sugar in : Michigan shows that I8.528.G91 were distributed to 1BA39 Michigan and a few Ohio farmers in payment for ‘rneir 1932 sugar twet crop. Fourteen >ugar beet factories, ot which iwejte are in Michigan, ojx'rating in this [state und Ohio, manufactured In ex-; . ccs.,.of 400.000,000 lbs of granulated i.sugar. Accordihg to those in'a JxasI' lion to Judge, with a normal rrup of i sugar beets in 1933. the beet sugar •j produced in the factories of MichiI gun should, reach 100,000.000 pounds j more than In 1932. • | In the emptoymertt of labor 35. 1000.000 man hours will be required in1 the growing, proct-uinp and distrlbu- j Itlon of Michigan's 1033 beet sugar; | production. Approximately« 42.000 farmers, beet field laborers and beet , sugar factory workers will be requtryd to handle rjn- 1933 sugar beet . acreage in this .state. In addition rhoiiNiiids of persons wall be epi‘ ployed in the manufacture and projductUm of suppliw und materials: needed hi sugar beet manufacture • and in tlie distribution of the tin- -. ; Uhed products Last year the twelve sugar beet factories of Michigan consumed 369.497 cans of coal, coke - and lime rock, and more than *208.-' 000 worth of miscellaneous supplies, also 100.000 yards of cotton filter, cloth. In addition the transportation ’ companies of Michigan received over ,84.400.000 in payment of freight •charges Anyone .should be able to see from thliv how important the sugnr beet industry has already be-J come for Michigan. And it has great possibilities of expansion All Silk Bias TERY CIRCLE. THING POSSIBLE 1 <) HELP nixed upon the reqqej»l' of Mrs. The April imetmu ot the Bni-di- T II E M S E 1. V E S |rt. KING THE Smith. There are now fourteen . Ici liun ol 5 Trimble Square 1000 yds. Print Jw ' All Shadesr Mercerized Thread — for Sewing 10U Yards for Sally Lea” is a popular WASH FROCK 79' PART LINEN Tea Towels 15’ x A-. Dainty plaids I Popular—because its attractive styling and colors arc flattering lo any type . . and because of its very low price! Voile, batiste and lawn, pongee and broadcloth! Sizes 14 to 52! 12 M M All Silk f wc Pongee Here’s a Value to Surprise You! “Blue Bonnet” Batiste 10* Tard Sheer luck!—That’s what it is—finding this crisp fash­ ion favorite, in such Chann­ ing patterns, at this lower price! Best summer tints. Malabar PRINTS 36 Inch! 1OC Color Fast! 36 Inch RAYON Flat Crepe 3*9 Soft as a waterfall! Perfection Nubette Chiffon PONGEE Seed Voile Why aay morn? Fme-yarn cotton pongee finish I Tub tut, vat dyed. 36' wide. X9 r*. quality! J. C. PENNF illS-118 EAST STATE STREET—HASTINGS, �THE HASTINGS BASNER. WEDNESDAY, MAY 1», 1814 PAGE FOUR S’“'" The Hastings Banner Patruimge Pat O'Brien, who occupies tlic attorney genera!'* llMtii ... This and That Vims and Opinions: What Others Say A Neglected President James Monroe. Historic Charlott^grtDc Beautiful ' Ash Lawn " .Li_. '. ----------- I spring of waler, of excellent quality IJS Backward Glances: Rife nf s..'*" nlft do*n el<ht f’*t terforc the! HUS O[ I csicrcluy b-dtani Of lhe unng waa touched 1 The Wool Boot Cotnpar... broke al!! ■ gotten around to bls bill to take TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. duction. making 781cases, cr 18.-! p.vv inu i nn nii-k. . over everything In Michigan We have just finished reading an Mrs Mary Mance and Mi.v> Vera 750 booU ,n >u»ur» or the , • Which lie think* the dear public Interesting statement regarding fed -. end lave.. What struck uv ui» tire: ri...... >...nu a; air. uaxs in Muineeds far lu own uplift. Gover­ wide diffcrenct in the amount* paid | Huckle. editor of the Cadtllac land Thursday • ever made in any similar institution.: nor Comstock is opposed to iho Into the federal treasury by the m- ( Evemng News Who ha* Uie fol­ Mr. and Mr*. John Folgvr and “>“! »* “ matb-r of great pride to mr»urr but that doesn't faze dustrhU and thoro state* Mr- Belle McMillan of Grand Muiwger PendcrgaLt and all einlowing interesting comment con­ Patronage Pat. who ho* never zhete agriculture predominates. Be-, cerning a much neglected Kg- . Raplds were guest* of Mr and Mra ptoycca a* well. C.iu <- of tiu* Wide dtHcrciiee a great, urc tn American history Mix rDaniel and Re- ' Cha* Plckell Friday ’| *'*" '—-• Sinker ------* MUs " found out Uiat hr wasn't non!lndu»L-tal i--a;c like Michigan xhould; Apr^ 28 m an anniversary dale Misre* Stella Heath. Mildred bccca. MlKi ESic Snyder. Mrs F. W. tutted and elected governor last be deeply f ,UC uicpo interested Ul«in ... wliat Unc!vjwa*j4lWe herald*d over. America Frandscn. Minnie Gamble, and Gnble and May Roger* were In fail. Sum pro;*.-* • lu _-;>-nd on so-called ;w.l v,.t on date 173 Margaret Brook* attended th* Grand Rapid* Saturday. mtr.-nal Improvement programs, ^e ,>rar, fcgo the birth of «re Queen Esther* banquet in Grand Call a: Frank K Heath's new* Patronage Pat U one of tho»«an- < m d in wirere tia- yiotu-j ol America'* inlcmathnaMy known Rapids Friday evening. The ban'- rcxtm and tnqniri about the bicycle who. lead orfr to recall the Spaiii.i iviiung from to n-o tljc w>^-. ■ :'|iri.sxtcnts He wa* none 'other qutt was in 'connection with the which ix at the Hartford nuk-. u-h Inquisition with a- certain matur fifth........ preudept . <■. tm- ,.IJun —.. janx.t Monroe, «... —.Women* .Foreign Miuioriary Bo- cushion tire, and i* suitable for fond whifulncM • project -■ $h» - cM-ty convention Mix. Heath gave a eitlH-r lady-or M'nUrman and 1» a* ,Tc;in-i.v. ban; uroji.t w* „f !hrU..MK united States,wcauthqr• <4 f doctrine, which h*«* m.-aiit ' ’" . ««<xl a* new txnnr-oiie will get it for But fair minded jieopte will -ap­ nnu tire' Mithi.-.*:i wc ud im.v m4 11 ■ u •' -*■ •“>!'• .«, much throe many mjniv years Mrs Robert Lennon. Genrcr Lrn-' ;,Ocpreciate the fact that Mr O’BriMi’a ,tar. .!<- • . l*:antt'<t bv int* h, Anurtca aIK; ;jH wv.Uern hemu- nori and gr.mdfat1.4r and M». Or* ideas arc not the Idea.- of the.Demo* prep -<i rr.:> project.,pjKrr and it wa* he'who in IBIS son Canfield and liaby wen- in FIFTY-SIX YEARS AGO TODAY. crattc pa rty. Hi* ptescnce tn an '’a'’ L-narrel im*-.rc|uummatcd the purcharo of Hot­ Grand Rapid.* Saturday At a regular meeting id inc Max! .. . . bts-n wasted., Mr. and Mrs Edward Swift and ting., Iredgr No,-44. I O O. G. T. important state other ,i» a mistake - lion dollaj . In th*: case of jrforestation, perhat .Mr and Mr Clarence DePlanta of lull! ut their hail in Hasting* May but such mistakes happen even to x(‘l>art of thy me .... * “ “ fall along with a group ot Mictugan Grund Rapids were Sunday «u<---— 7. 1877. the following ofbccn. were Huriied u» Mtehlgi re we nave ncuspap<.-r publisher* to vi*n ol Mr and Mra. Gha* Pott ;. .appointed for lhe ensuing quarto-, ic.end national . |MrcM.rve- eh*rl<,t!«*villc. Va.. ihe home of Mia* Maggie Houghialm will leave uz. W. c T. Henry H Bailey. ■ » nh a •'!°,iroc °'tr “ Quarter of a cell- next Monday for lhe IJc ot Pines •i to OLi-.u- llJn. W( wsr rc.ur(( Jltxn waJung- to vixit her brother, Frank HmwhL r-iH-d rrc- tlJn wr visited for nearly two talm. ..Mntic Uhl; W T. Mix, Ophelia <• might be wirliaJlcnged. Hie south.,jMWrB wnb President Herbert Huw Mr, La-wx* Stol!<- iKatlicrine H«»yl< . W M. Winlrop H, Nrbon; Hastings, Mich. Phone 2649 or 2654 <>f Burma on asccnitng the Potter* und baby of Kalaina/««> arc. ... .- ™.. •• » used..... to have their bi'btlu-ni. --------------ri -------- ' . -I..,;' While tire Washington 'Uit wa* Visiting Iter mother. Mr* Julia put-'s. Henry F Ford; W. I G. Ella rtst. and miwr near relative* ex- iIP™- S »•»-<-■. i* •“ “2;,'rd,*l‘l1: one kuut to tx remembered it wiu. ter Hus ucG:. 1 Burton: W O. G John McElwain; . ■ uidinarya.n. intcllig<nee. — Tuscola .not i aumpn^u ... irilMn..„.v,. ijuii than aa <ui llav p*i>. Mrs Dotuui Baldwin retunw-d un W C. Rev G W Sherman; W. R rcuted. A barbaric custom that rtiw..... , C-.untj Aurertue. at ciu*rioit<-»viWe. the home of two Sunday to Iwr home in South IL nd H S. Mix, Marion Butkr. W P. 11. .wrtltul* <»M »,m il»- m.r..... .»«>«.>■ Am.-r.ran im.iami., Mun- Indiana, alter an extended . vi-it S . Mis* Lauro St« ven., throw of mnnarchial rule in that UtTHE NEW BABY-e , antl Thomas Ji-tfcrson; that <u — ^... Chilton. Cad* TIm- meeting al Union hall on Onr of ttir strotigr.-1 argument* in The v«Ker* of till* county wfthnut editor ot an . exchange an-;George Rioqi't* Clark wh<» explored, aalladt-r. ibimaay evening a 1 lorloug suc- regard to politics were. we arc *un\ Ivor of inflation that we have read ., a new baby al in* homo as and claimed the u rriiory northwest States vr have a. political custom ph .ist-d warn tlu-v leariud fit in the • ;o! the Ohio back in 17T9; the Unh TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAYshat, from the standpoint of etnvcr-lly i t Virginia wh:ch wa* The Pioneer school girls will ta»l«i by Mr I. H Btanl^r brought of Cornsill Uiuvrryears Mate hiuhwuy ci/n: gprenunent is Juat about x* Special founded and designed by Jrllcrron'(heir annual nvwtuu <■« Thurrday, down Ute house There was also .and on -allure governing Uurd were May 15. at un o'clock A M at th. a speech by a it'neront from Ionia ruthit*' a* the hnad-lurkmc tend­ •d to tiu- <l>M k-v<-L nr was .............. full «>f Irish IJaiqc* Monro Tli..nia. Jcilcnuli home uf Mt' Mateu-. SUblsn* c-u- that ‘ ....... ‘ ‘bulb ..nd‘ ui encies ut Oiero old Burmese king*— i-. Hit- director oi public service and Jamro Madixm > nrr of Green nt-.d Park street.-- All. . that i-ttv Mr Dillman ha-. n<o i Ntiilrd in tire toothtlls ot Uie tn*- "Old Gul*' are urged to be on! A- |he mrotlnj ugtUficd wbetlier lie would acthrough wholital*- bankruptcy*g other-holder* winch necet’’Blue Ridge along tiu'border* uf tile hand. CVX <<n Tm-xdaj .. a useless upheaval every tune .Sheitandoali National Puik. aiiudxt At a adver medal rot-.-f ■ h?!d in.non Was adopted appotntuig a ran.-. DAIRY PRODI CTK LED. .... fumou- Albemarle apple or- EYankfort. tire second ;>nzc untu-e to circulate a ;-etii.on for Frank: <<rt, Aprili>. April t :i change tn mlmlrustratiun Pi-u-h cliznii In.- CharMttrsvtl.- an:! but won by Mr- E K. Wood, for-•'ignuturas askiiui Hie commoncountin- ।M t (taion “r corn have Bodv ihtce ml!*.- distant IA..-Vh Uiuti for mcrly Ml., Vula Vtuonwn of Iha. < d to mrrea*<> tiu- minimum ix-na'.ty n the value, generally *;*-aking e.Timctitjil jobs could be ln< 28 years the home or Janu - Moncuv. , tar opening salooro. on tiu- Sabbath, c.r think *>; poliucal matu re u, ILfann product-. But for 1W2 dairy cir-true, and a national shnne that lia;in tiu- Banner of tin* week ap- keeping open alter hours, and fur taMnrniaroi -r it-.y dutir ? 11. aid i*>*JucU led. liavnut a valu< of »Lr.rtttly nap*palttlca! with c Tven jm-.a-rvrd tar tire public. It u **.-• pear* a picture of the local ba.'ball Iremg drunk and dlsorcMtly Th- it that were true, he wouldn't Want IMXWOW. aceotdtng to guv eminent b.vK«l bn competitive top. .cupieii by Mr. and Mrs. Jay Johns team cf IH'J and lliev a.< R*>bb-Mrr-'i unimitu-e coiuisU of M'—r- Sam- to conMdrr the place. ' reports. . It this were dose, a park in: who have done much in rwdornig d. Kynet<. Mgr. Hubbard, (i Erl. ui-1 Dickie. Milo^T. Whci-kr and governmental quietly all; amid it* early < ;.-.ironmen:* Mr Stecti. strct!,-M M Eek. Eek. Dodge, Parkin' John Jl>hn <1 Runvan. ..... -. — -------- — deni Pnq>. Mlclunl. R. Kviu-tt jind Mi ’>l Michigan, wa.; not al home when Cartv long- painful pnd | the nvWxp.iper |x»rty .visited Asti o. V. Stamm and *»n Hart Invariably liap;x-n while one" ret of ti ‘Lawn la.-* September but Mr-. J<mu gen- i< jobholders ir brine kicked out and II ;*howrti a trie Virginia Imspitality; uork I. WISH SAWS FpOM MANY LANDS another orgamaatun broken in I ■ tluh u ill long be remembered by the - ■ ’ ■ Wi .ho* won t wash dishes II x-nbe*. The publishers wen- abo /I I T!.<-y hurt ttu-m. ehr* whj wrtrn# | ; given some ivy from the home to | bring back to Mu higan and later in FARMERS! We have decided to take on addixipnal Pickle Acreage at Hastings, Delton and Woodland. Anyone wishing to grow a I 2­ weeks’ cash crop with a guaran­ teed price and market, Call or Write HIRSCH BROS. & CO. • TOWARD DICTATORSHIP? How far U the United Slates- go­ ing along the road toward dictatorship? Better atop and cumadtS how to Prc-odent Rooncvclt by curupe* Power to reorganise, consolidate and eliminate government departments; to increase Fidrrol R< ■» : .<■ enci by a maximum of throe bdii-n cl >!• hrs; to cut the gn.d dvllar. in to acrept two hundred nulUcn in silver at fifty <enu an uumx di rmg the next" six montlu'uf wwr di bpaymcni -; to tuue three billion d 1lars of treasury »ot<* to buy Ind. gov^nimn: obligaitau*; to Ux ra­ tio of gold to silver and tu ptttiut free coinage ol sliver at llw slipulitcd ratio; (o aiithorirf hecn-m: of producer* and- pnx> .*.r., ol staple*; to auib-wtoc guarantee «>1 cost uf pnxUrti-in to fanners; :: limit i-Toductsnn of agrtcultut;.! l-'roni Our Scrap Book Tire Prices Quotation /.v c i!-.\HA( I i:n in neunm-r.,. tri style in ull'llnn^. the su i. a I living ■ Prom ; h-icru'-s uf Tbounu Jctl.-r iCHiorgv \Va,hingt-.<n a; Mt having giu-ztni: ivy from , lamoiu presUfent-,' luunro k-v income mnd Under ordinary nate allotment fanq-leaslng plan evolved by Secretary of A ulturu be junked. With of the world time you buy a gallon ot you -contribute a peony ----------- 5== jM)n. H overlook* one of Uie l-Aclie. ----------------- ' vista.* in the hr-t >nc Blu- Ridge .-tor oil. jn.iV';• pi- ndid showtiw Mountain, ot Virginia. Ita box <re-l. . - Wheff bolter babto- urcI hedge, which ha, lai n valued by u!!. you 11 have to *how u..' - taIMt«cape engineer* at stmmxn wu* xmuiiiik Ai-.;u, | planted h; y. — Jam nrwnTKHK xtre- \io//i m und “ Mld b5 mnnv thr-n,>,;I.M O.TTKR13 ,MU. MUZZLED m Amfr!c3 |4»ntou Uiorh-d b,: h puik. l xiar-ns.i. b jonru vrtnr 0, (he mo*' magnificent tre. > <1 P.m ..ic |..i*v- Chib UJ viraiJlla anu lu Ulr ermer (u >t LauMnc lorn-spocd- (U g4r,;,.u L, o; HUwl historic *."v .'*‘;‘*»*r,J’2‘ tree* on Hie continent, a Norwe-z„ J. ”1*';4', lan lfl“r hro;4»« taom Europe by *' ' ' ,r ' • A mb* •*.<<!'>r Monroe and planted I* 2 '“."‘hi *1,h hto own land* . ...< i umwKi-i <...- Tlu. rntniH<1O6 O!d rtwrliing. l lovely, within and without lu ^replace*, its-chimney , with a hall­ way running through the center ot it. ire remarkable old iutenen* and its tlnelv re-xlure-d turntetiiniu. etch; ings. jMiutingi and original Monju«jo-uwaon, loaned or purchavn. an icnlv a part ot it* interior charm Out?ide the evergreen garden ntak- j un emvi.ild among the red hiht in tnanv. ot Piedmont. Vugnn.1 He.-.- also ’.ire " swure ‘ in VtrJii’t D" ii crectco' lire unlnrtuud ffmw to «•*“•*- “ '• .luoi figure Of l^e great kirviman erred from a .'-.-tai bkgfc uf Carara n sir tmarbk' In IS-io life estate lud nachul a and Corduroy fires. friends Wediu—-!, Nn n,a*i protroi-. with thWL-dom Ailre-ciialtnerx Coanpany. i <«rr-k and l-atin urn id* largest cmnnk build, i 1 T" ‘nm that utils, way-, arc not Mr. and Mi- Luh..- Brown oft wanting PrairteviUe are guests «>f Mr and’ Hie virtw.'of nur ancextors profit Mr- ta uL, snhltgroinn nothing unlrsx wc imitate them Elroy Ih-Ai-u.•■•::: -»f Grand ItaVid-, Conquers twice who conquer* — ....... . . . ..----- ?.. ■him.wif in victor.-.. open the dtair to a little Bush over 6-antUy THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY | The mu deal cotnmittv "! the M , x Bud, are entangled by tlvcir feck, E church ron*i.-jiti« of Me damn- i men by tlirir tongurr. M L. Cobk Clement Smith. R K : Time mivix-nt is npt lived but Grant and Walter Lampman enu-r-1 He te nc-.rf alone that te in the tamed tlii- choir a' thf church p*r-i company bl noble thought* . lnr« Mandsv eveninef The best thing in lhe world Li to Mm Marjorv Fleming who I* live above it. h-t’dinit thr Michigan Srimnary Hr tvarl-.rz me to be good that KaUmazob Snr' the f ut- part d-. i-s nic good. Tiu- atone ’harpens knives but "it te dull itM lt I had rather it would tx-'axkcd lud , I One may say too much even upon the best subject. California. it: .. ............. ............ w. John and James Itambie of XL SM-nt uM. n,.-,„t w«-k with their brother;mobrrt ri.. *• ii' -.< r bv.Mcgcd. Rreklcaa youth makes rueful age .Better thnw tatc than never do 1 cannot sell the cow and have the milk. Muy***- < iwMix- daring tiu immediately preceding and United State.* Hete. Are Advancing Now bad workman quarrels with iu» the {notable re-.-irat; hut one Mi. .homes tn Virginia ... ... j place during recent ycare Standing E'urn.t Na« on a hiUstdc. within .ught of the calling on Ita Through* l hr fully to find had morn at ONE HAY OF SL'NSlft^'E ■ Amor.tf tin- redeeming feature the inflation bill enacted by C Tin- world is .i.,.fn‘e lor a fl itv that he should mis* it ..... Set a stout heart lo a steep hill­ . . . lay iureu b' j »ldeMrs Furna Willuunxon m tnuvr of ------ —-______________ GOOD USED CARS AT BARGAIN PRICES 1931 Model A, DE LUXE SEDAN 1930 Model A, DE LUXE SEDAN 1931 Model A, TUDOR 1930 Model A, TUDOR 1929 Model A, TUDOR Don’t buy until you see the above ciirs. Reduced prices on shop labor. 1 lave yotfr car tuned up now while wc can give it special attention. Universal Garage Co. Telephone 2121 Hastings, Michigan Almlna _______ _ ";'1 -‘ ••• all I Stanley, whe day Of f* Pungcitt 1‘ariifpraphs ■ ' ' ' mg m Oregon HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE “A” MILK Rapid* rf Haith Crumbs <>t Wisdom BRIEF OBSERVATIONS ‘ 1 Tn order tn do anything doing *«• must not Maha auivi-ru on the bank and flunk of thr r.< and danger, but -jump m at ';scramble through u.« well us i can "-Sydney Smith we published a statement of i; oui Democratic • senator 1: imde W» the e fleet that the Dcihacrats Were going to lop ofl fifteen rniilMN-. from our vtata expenxe* and then he goes on to say ilia; that ua* 4 bigger bunch of luxxy titan ll-.c utotj of the nine thotuasid ■ d.>.r UU-Frank Brjce, GrgiM' oik ■Ledge Independent spent Suiuiay Wightman. with My Is CLEAN, Pure Milk and State Testis Prove It! fORTY YEARS ALK) TODAY the state W C Muskegon, thin Mr* J McElwain. Jason and .Mary Alj Reiki -, and Mu.c Walldortt attend-1 <d the Hines-Evaro, wedding nt I fkilcvuv tent week. Mr and Mm. I Hine* arc making Grand Rs/iib; their future home and util be found; at 348 Ottawa street Mr. and Mr* A L Grow, of! Hrurning c» c r m a m Rochc*lrr havc ***“ vurtu,» iHcirj B-ter 0«nmW Uaiu.1 suik«r. t« - I.. . . .. .. . . . ,4,v« Irs-.rfu, !ht* wiw-k far mucaen Mix* Gertie Stebbbu of Muskcup can pav or if export* air j»n»n and M m Kime Sl-bbtiu of Eaton the pawnent ot political debt Rapids spent Sunday* in* the cttjH Cannes l.iipostible ~ w«!i their. parciju Mrs John Crttes. nee Mur. DcU1 Rising- b» expected to arrive jn the ! city shortly from Whatcom > While A "Repluglc »a.- UUglu; j a ditch on the law Una* back of felt j house thu week he struck a big I The Highlands Dairy i* lhe only Dairy in this M-rtian that i» permitted by the stale pf Mich­ igan to sell (trade “A" Milk—Hie CLEAN­ EST" Milk produced. This didn't just “hap­ pen.” Il naturally followed our careful plan­ ning and a Urgy investment In the mo«t mod­ ern equipment to enable us to produce the cleanest milk. We nun nur own carefully --elected herd, every milch in» twine regularly inspected fee "TB" and other diseaaev that may be com­ municated to humans through UNCLEAN 'milk. even a tnspirion ol dixeasc Our beret I* fed a sricnUbcally “balanied ration." and housed In the mo*t sanitary surrounding*. EVERY DROP OF MILK YOU GET FROM U.S C (»MES FROM Ol H OWN HERD. There isn't a pla«e In.Mlehigan whrrr you tan buy al the price we are wiling IL C an you afford lo run any chance* with the family milk sup­ ply? Think it user. THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, w EoNESDAY. MAY 10. IWJ Social Events and Personal Mention HOSPITAL GUILDS HAVE Mias Madelyn Stowell ANNUAL MEETING lich. daughvr ol Mr. Keporla Given unci Officer* Elected, Followed by In­ teresting Program boy mr BOOSTFRWEEK One hundted elgl|t>’-ftv*e women . FARM WOMEN PLANNING FOR WEEK AT COLLEGE Look your BEST...C Mother’s Day Home Demonstration Groups to Send Delegate* .to Farm Women’s Week Practically awry home demon­ stratum group will be represented Mimi Hilda Werner kix ilt the week end at tyr home tn Bcidintf. Iluighi Fisher »u home troth Al- demoiutratlna agenu beltevtit. ac­ cording to tfpbrti which alu haa n-- printed James Radford left on Sunday a businc** Ulp to Kansas City Grand Rapid* Sunday after vlwling Mr and Mr> Uiwrence Alkrdtng her «on Lyle last week. spent Sunday with Mr and Mr* Mr und Mr*. Paul Dyer of Kal- Peter Ttlklhs of Carnjaiu bribe anu*ja» are spending some time al Mr» Josephine. T\xld of Grand Rapid.-., spent Saturday With Hu*- oplurUi inatchfru; Mr* Elvu Granger of Charlotte vnuu-d Mrs G P. Chldc*lcr |a*rl of tin- past week . Fay Marble and MU* Beatrice Herrwy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr* Warrrn Myers of Lawton Mr and Mr*. John N^alrmey of visited I K.a: Laming were Sdnday guest* of Mr and Mrs. John C Ketcham Dr and Mrs Roe* l^thbrldgc and baby of Mason visited Dr and Mr*. Helpful Suggestions Hat., $2.SO. S3.SO and $4.SO Mr. und Mrs Gary Crook motored to St Charles Sunday und ratted un Handkerchiefs, 10c up Neckliea,75c and $1 Shirts, 59c to $2,50 Grand Rapids HIS beautiful dia­ mond ring give, the ap­ pearance of .he ring being studded With numcrou, smalt diamonds. T 'Wu'te-Rosc I 'I Bishop ot Ann Arbor over Ralph W< xHENDERSON ' Foundation Garments Why Do You Blame Your Ey< in the new Laatex two­ way . stretch material. La.sU-x strclchcn in all Slirectiutte. Garments made of l.asu-x give un­ limited freedom to any body movement w'hile moulding the figure into .slender lines. finally local> They an the CAUSE of tiu- difficulty, but Idn t be blamed Folk* now-a-day* are not needed help, and BESSMER the JEWELER Hy ut Freeport". Mr mil Mr. Il'ir. ’ Hubnr-r and three children and M . EUu-l Hutbonad Chand Rnpid* t-pent “Aluayt Something New” Sec Our Wiiulov Display This Week! Economy Sale FRIDAY and SATURDAY, May 12 and 13 Coffee ib 26 F. L. Fairchild Company III E. State Sireef Phone 2522 Hastings, Michigan REED'S DRUG STORE Corncr of State and Jefferson Sts. Hasting*. Michigan Mother Special Boxes for Mother’* Day Schrafft’s — Gilbert’s — Johnston' 39c lo $1.50, lb. Boxes FORMALDEHYDE ANTISEPTIC SOLUTION MILK OF MAGNESIA MINERAL OIL PSYLLIUM SEED—Dark RUBBING ALCOHOL . 35c 50c 33c 39c Lb. 39c Pt. 39c Pt. Pt. Pt. Pt. Audrey J. nf qrand Rapids were Sliest a of Mrs P T. Colgrnve at tlw annual Membership luncheon of tin Worn■ .Monday The ladle* wdh> dinner ‘guest* of Mr. Ar.du.vm nt -her jhomc ou Pontiac Drive in the cie- I PALMOLIVE SOAP Alma Fuiglc- FJour Pilhbury Stock Up at Thl* Vary lx>w Price! Mother'* Bed 24 H lb. Sock «7e Chaplain IJacob Knrikle wire Sunday guests of Mr pnd Mr Pr r H'ahl ol Campbell tmpulup. Mr Knnklc is spending thu week al hU home in [Lynn Doty o! Athnu and Mr and Mr*. Leort DeUno -Mildred Riley > <X Grand Rapid- ’ Leo Harrington. wffo ha* been a patient at Pennock h<r*pital Jov ••-?*•- Me Cookie Specials > < hrtriide during the, ha c°<< »■ 81c Koa*^ Ham End Vory Loan I2|c wa* the UutaUin* niarMial Mrs Al­ lie Young, chaplain. und Mrs. Ckrl tube ClMiiibmlain of Charlotte th- around our corner Thursday ab »ut' f> R. M igli'xir- formed a bucket prevented with ter Past Matrons brigade anil M»n had the lire out. jrwel. Visitor, were present fioni j Weiler IP nrduit tr» go t<1 Allegan and Fievpbrl |Mn*ntg Wrdr.e.*day tor a two week*,’ !M*y with hl* Mater. . Mr* Maude Camp and Mu Alice C.imp »nt week end guest* of 'Uie J. F- F. Club on Thursday aft­ ernoon Bridge will furnish the civ hnrvh. and ■bi- wruiniy; usd. An enjoyable pro-. 8»rn and irfrrohrrrnt* Meat Special* Pork Loin Bacon DUTCH MILL CAKE Delidoualy Flavored CkoUo Quality Hammond'* Dickory Brand Frankfurters X * Fancy Small Sim John Brannen ot Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Roy Wails and daughi<r. Thelma, of Kalamazoo »pcni Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs 1 Alber: Green Mr and Mrs Walls and <laughUTs. hate just returned from a trip through Penn-syhania. lb. a. 1$C x*c �THE CHURCHE. WANTS DECIDES AGAINST THE PETIT ONERS 11 .... J? IlOllli I^COHODllCS ' T1* meeting of Ute EllH Cemeterv Circle* called jor 'piumday. suy < Extension Work unffln Cummings ixxnt- i: vas v ■ The Prescription Drug Store CARDS of THANKS Our Success Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPfffiV The Automatic Sealing BURIAL VAULT Hastings Ice & Fuel Co. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT PURE LAKE ICE I’rutnpth Uclhrr'rd GRANGE PROGRAMS GEORGE M. NEWTON JAMES H. PARMER WM. PLANT SATURDAY, MAY 13 At 1 o’clock P. M. LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY Celery Plants Readv to set—per 100 Including Whitt* Rocks, Ducks, Geese and Red Carrier Pigeons. '45c Spc< IjI I’ri. r <.ti 1 “ 1 ot. Quantity of HOUSEHOLD GOODS Conairting of Good Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Etc. WALLACE FEED & SEED STORE TERMS STRICTLY CASH. Come and Get Them at Your Own Price. CHAS. KOHLER One Mile West of Nashville on M-79. HASTINGS MARKETS Seed Time! ^9^99999999999999999999999999^ You want the^B EST seeds y can buy . . . seeds with a hi germination percentage. • We have a complete stock of all FARM SEEDS. All are Michigan grown seeds (except the alfalfa seed). 0511182^9^31056956 CONSULT US ABOUT SEEDS. BEFORE YOU BUY ELSEWHERE! Privacy and / Quietness -for the hour of sadness Wq <1/ SMITH BROTHERS VELTE& COMPANY __1' daughter Winifred it Charla-.t1called on ttydr cotnin.’ I...E Mudgr. Sunday After noun •• Tiic Barry County W C T. V, ' |" *111 hive an all.dny meting at Bar- Deafen in WOOL. GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR FEEDS, COAL. SALT, LIME AND ETC. CHARLES H. LEONARD Dutiacti*. Funeral Service thr tvTTW Tutsduy afternoon. Muy 9. with Uw Her J.-hn KlWhlng oOrinting. Interment at the Doa'lng Telephone 2257 Hastings, Mich. �IEW POSTAL BILL '* IS IMBED Tiu.-. bill u br ing opposed strong­ ly by orgpnii'dtiunv Of |»r(al em- Home Economic F.'h*l Bmu>i:ii.i:i ;l with M'i- Boim PURPOSE IS TO REDUCE NUMBER OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES STRONGLY OPPOSED BY MANY ORGANIZATIONS In Cash On Demand ii- n/itreng. Hi.', law. .10 the- probabllltii-N .are that it will be passed by congress. . r II the hill shall be pawed. e-.Fry po'ta) employee who liax mbh! the Clerks and Carriers Must Ro. sign After Serving 30 Years —Double Motive Apparent greis with the sanction of the pr«. drnt and tile postmaster gciwrn). a bill w'hirh if a^rried, will auto­ matically wMiijitl every postal emptoytr to retire from the postal service niter he huu .given thirty PART TWO—Page Seven THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, May 10, 1933 »ui’. pioik-ibl ithdrawablc ON DEMAND, togeth. trust funds established under the bank holi- 24.(100 nun at the jUTWiit time, ft ■lire ot the up, is believed that till- law, if it pu. .- iiud has- M:tvi c*. .will aut<4iiadc.nlly redm-ii- the. tlu-m nt leiisi. nuinix r of employefs by 21.figured that th: which will nuan a long step toward: opportunity to accomplishing what P»> t mil . t e r |x>Utical liungi . . ... General Farh-y iiaa in mind. her., of his uwji party SPEAKERS TO DISCUSS MARKETING AND TAXES Buy Now! Save Money. Feeders Day at College May. 13 Will Bring Noted Men Before Livestock Owners UM ,.u... —... ............ luridly much interest. only In Hastings, but tn nearly every i*»t otnee In Ulis proposed legislation Mr J C. pash. Miperintcndcnt of Y. M. C. A.4TEMS t-rciiNing pri<lirhiu higher tire prices. Get your tire r<*<|iiirt*iiirnts NOW while we arc selling Firestone Extra Qualilv “ BM TODAY! SAVE plans made for Ac! which will be held MASTERPIECE of TIRE CONSTRUCTION • Such deposits hiding any period of reorganizati vit&but restrictions. Under present regulati all but if the norbeing performed by this mal functi bank;—commercial accounts, •llecti drafts and other being performed as usual villc will be the Camp Director fur tin Chris’ Camp section at Camp Barrv June • 14-21 inrJifsivi- She the upon of wavs to rut public sclioo! com.and the relation of taxes to eddfa- qnd (limn You Are Invited to Call and .Inter­ view Us During Any Banking Hours ways 10 reduce the costs or local and Mrs Ina Potter. Secy, and government! and the talk by Pro­ , New leader... were appointed. fessor Mitchell wit) explain some 1 ways to do tills in schools without sacrificing education. gn»m will 1m- reports on feeding trials conducted by the College ahl­ .... null husbandry division during the on‘{Mbit year. These trials included all Yarger, Mrs Hazel Hinkley and Mrs. Grace Gorham for the splendid at­ market and the feeding practices/; titude and most interesting lessons used haw .shifted in Use past few years. The College trials this year noon.’ The'new well is 100 per cent are a comparison of the comparative fine mid the lake water shows .1 *%GOLD STANDARD 0/ Tire Vilues Glass Creek Nutrition Group met t the home of Mrs. Fred Otis April .'innoun cuty the , I hix lire lx the t-quul jj of nil xliindnrd brand ftfA fir»t line lire** in Quid- fJui ily, (kfiiatruction (Kn and oppcnrau^?. bold ul u price lhal 1 ITordu you real toning*. "Camp Barry' $5.85 6.30 7.00 7.65 FIRESTONE OLDFIELD TYPE Gay in Hustings, our group putting] on un exhibit pertaining io goitre Buy and Wear This Personal ! Tribute to Men Who Gave CORN WILT IS DESTheir Lives in Service TRUCTIVE DISEASE i- The American Ix-gloo Auxiliary manufacturer's name mid guarantee, offered for xalc by department stores, oil companies, und mail order cufahm houses. This is “Thi' Ti r c Th « t Taitfi h t Thrift to Million*.'’ S5.1O 5.48 6.17 FIRESTONE COURIER TYPE $3.15 3.85 4.10 Compare Quality, Construction, Prise ANDRUS SERVICE PHONE 2240 New Supply Of CEDAR SHINGLES THREE GRADES Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Phone 2515 Frank Sage be made available to everyone in the tjlly by volunteer workers from the cars, planting in fairly dry soil will Auxiliary Unit. aid materially in the control of lhe One hundred pounds of skim milk day afternoon. April 21. Mrs. Albert is equal In feeding value to 15 Jones and Mrs. Ikon Cole taught pound* of corn meal and 11 pounds the .lesson "Bulldiiut Sound Bodies” <11 xiiik.ihv iwu mi »•* hu- , ruins lor Acuievvuiviu .wvtx dition to Ina nutriment value of the • discussed milk, this feed has pfopertlea whlcjii The following officers were chaw promote fine, ihnfty gains on pigs, for next year: Mrs. Hugh Jones Exiwrimental work has shown that. chairman. Mrs. Lloyd Tasker. Sec the addition of milk to a deficient • Mrs Albert E Jones. Rccreatior ration of corn and water will enable chairman. Mrs, Myron Tuckermaii a pig to change from a stunted ani-; mid Mr*. G G Pufpaf! leaders — nud to a fine IndKldual. ; Mrs. G O. Pufpah. Saf Tills tire la of bet ter Quality, Construction and Vi orkmaunhip Thia tire is of good Quality and Workmnmdiin — carries* the numc“r’irct*lonc” und full guurantec — sold us low us many cheap special brand tires manufactured to sell at a price. A disease that has.made the grow________ ing of sweet coni u hazardous iui«< vance of the day and is hoplni; lor dertaking is wilt. It is claimed that the full cooperation of all btliei orif lhe seed shall lx- dry heated RanlzattviLs and individuals Mn. then soaked fifteen minutes in a Donald Smclker is Poopy Day ignn farmeis to realize more profits; ASSYRIA GROUP. ■ matt, from their dairy herds, according to] Home Economlcs*kxtenrion Group well; the dairy* department at Michigan]of Axxyria^nwt with Mrs Wm. Snr- Gent FIRESTONE SENTINEL TYPE apeclal brand tires made without the iiinnufnet nrrr'tt name und guarantee and ofTcrcd for sale by mail order houses and May Be Prevented by Follow­ , on May 27. the Saturday before Me­ I mortal Day. it has been anpottneed ing Scientific Formula by Mrs. Edw Downs president of the Before Planting ! Auxiliary. The Unit vs making"ex- WASTING SKIM. MILK RAISES FEED BILLS All Farm Animals Make Ex. cellent Use of This Dairy Product If Given Chance ,’l’hin lire u Hii|»crii in quality lo fir-t lit apceiul brand tin JEFFERSON 6 COURT Slrcst. OBSERVANCE OF "POPPY DAY" ON MAY 27 1 will observe. "Poppy Day” this year NEwTlresfone Super Oldfield Type Hastings, Michiga neglected most frequently frequehtlv in those ■* Barry County Exteiulon Group section* wlrere whole milk is sold. No. < held its last meeting ot the At present market prices for whole year with Mrs. G L. Lockwood. 640 milk, the farmer in many caor-s is Green St . on April 26. This lesscarcely receiving pay for the but- son wax on. Building Sound B<xltcrfal in the milk and is lasing all. le»." and. diet UMs were furnished the value of the skim milk. j for different age groups. Health The use- of milk in a ration for mt«i out hv all mem­ dairy cows is not such n common practice but the dairy specialist* xay! that cows fed 100 pounds ot skim two text books were purchased bv milk will need 20 pounds less of cot- the group. "Food. Nutrition and toiueOd meal. The 100 pounds of Health.” One copy was given to the skfm milk is worth 30 cents at pre*-1 group leader, and the other to the ent market prices for protein feeds. Hastings public library Skim milk can be fed to dairy! r nnnttp cattle in combination with low grade T“J)RNAPI LE G, hay and farm grains’ The overage Wesl row will consume’13 to 16 quarts of Oroup met with Mrs Flmsie Adams skim milk a day. and moot of lhe Tuesday. April 25th. Mrs Bohn animals eagerly drink milk. “5 Ci!alLn'*i> in .-_ Th* finiii rhirt un css tuaoe in i" tire more resblant. . ..._and pop’Wrn also may be infected by the wilt The disease or­ ganism that produce* wilt does not Tills would-indicate that planting healthy seed is the best possible their lives in the country’s •service. It is a day when all can show that they Mill remember and honor the fended America during Uie great war crisis, and that they ar..- carry­ ing on for America in time of peace The poppy is a patriotic symbol No price will lx- asked for the American Legion Auxiliary popples. The Auxiliary wants everyone to wear a |x>ppy and to contribu’e tor this amazing new prigi that uses no more current than lime ago there were violent strikes by dairy farmers in Wisconsin to prevent the delivery of milk by their associations, at reduced prices to city milk dealers. As a result of this trouble. WUcohsin passed a law bortv. in Steuben Co. .Ind . on Octo­ that fixed prices for dealers to pay ber 17. 1875. and died Tuesday morn-. Ing. May 3. 1933. aged 57 years. 0 months and 14 day's. He came to New Jersey have copied the Wiscon­ Calhoun Co., with hi* parents, when sin laws. Dairymen in this state he wax only eight years of age. He are giving tlic matter serious con- wax educated in what- is known as the Striped schoolhouse of Lee township. On Oct. 19. U»02. he was married to Mi.--< Edith Elliston of Nashville, who together with his aged mother, survive* him. He also friends Sunday in honor of their leaves tthree brothers, two siMers. twenty-eighth wedding anniversary. nieces and nephews and a large Mrs. Julian' Potts and daughter. Bcttv. were shopping in Grand Rap- friends. He was always a kind hus­ band and a. loving companion, and Fred Ctsler and family of Grand will be greatly missed by hU wife as Rapids spent Sunday with his they were continually together. The funeral wm held at the home west of Hastings on M-37 on Thursday at idcrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mendenhall 1:30 P. M.. Rev. B. J. Adcock of!!-1 were and son spent Sunday with their elating. Burial In Nashville. ware daughter and husband. Air. and and Mrs. Floyd Foster of Alto and made were ’ the acquaintance ol the new grand- Automatic jlefroating ing .. . cold atoragc space . .. K more food space . . , distinctive new style ... genuine Frigidaire quality. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY 1#, 1913 PAGE EIGHT a—I I*eh-i| E«t Margaret Adrie num et al.' notice filed, order uppoinung ad-. unncr AZX*U/C Annual account of guardian filed ministration entered, bond of adCUUK1 nUUbt Hitt uunu Bond v; Of uu ad-......... minlstrator ------- -j m Willum mniam iuu — -- • -filed, letters of admmist w. jia,a;.-.-^ mmistrator filed, letters of admm.v U*U°n '“ur”, Est"john Hitt Order as­ By Home Economics Specialist* PRORATE COURT. ’ tration issued, petition to cash and Fjtt Jnhn cGeorge ’ fa: Ranh BtaStowrtl. Order «n.;«^"t^ ‘signing residue entered Fzt Sabrina Palmer. Testinumj cf firming sate t>f real estate entered U S L b' freeholders filed. license to sell real Est. Calvin H. Charlton. Order to ert? en!crcd --------------------------__ of — . Warmed buttermilk or vinegar will estate 1-rfiued. oath before sale collect funds ol said estate entereef F-- J*'hn W Deming. Bund of / real estate hied, report of sale of clean copper, brass or bronze After EH Elwood JL Sylvester.’ Objcw iadmlnWrator filed, tetters of ud-• i...। ( (cleaning, rinse, with water and i>oition* to allowance of claim filed. 1 ministration issued, order limiting;: Est. Kenneth c Dewey, petition j3n with dry whiting ■ Est. Albert W. Hilton. Order id- settlement entered, petition f<’:’ and nwmn-ttoii of guardian filed. Mftal articj„* that are nol UM*d lowing claims entered hearing claim* filed, notice to credi* order appomntik gnardun entered. (oi p^j^rvmg mav lx- protected EH. Marton 8. Evans. Tratimony ua-s issued. Fr>»! r TnHmtorv 'x,nd of ‘i'iardiuu filed, letter* ~ - .. cf freeholders fited". bceiwe to. sell) E-t. Mary ro,kr.. i=>™, swaia„,ta„ ail I with a no-urnph lacquer They real estate issued, oath before sale filed can be wi|>ed occasionally with a of real estate filed, order allowing E&t John Roush. Order to re. damp cloth. ' BIRD MIMIC BRINGS rlalnLs entered, report ot sale of rest , open hearing entered, ’ ’ 1• *fat Surah estate fiftd. ” “ —u E Miller Order allowTRnilRI P TH To remove inuuDuc i u QTATF o i m i c ta||nng W1 nr ziiote greaj5earid |romstain* fabpcconup. Est Richard B Mcam*:•r. Order al- * me claims entered. ’ 1 fat- Mary S. Mason. Order allow- Eu^e.n surilnt Ha. Bad lowing accounl* entered,. 'A™ E4? Elwood R. Sylvesu-:. Older ■cortf in Fruit Growing i Evi Jcift.intus Schmid Testimony Record the outside of the stain towardz ite lor adjournment entered. Est John George Hitt Petition for on determination of heirs tiled, or­ . Sections i‘’,n*cr; „ , , ’ , . Sections of Michigan adminl<lrator filed, order for. publl- der determining legal heirs entered. _, ® . 1 1 he following furniture jwluii may j EM.. Margaret. Jennie and t;va Est-Margaret. Eva ,Ka-=t Lansing.— ' The 1 7 u. European O,X2‘? be used on paint dr varnish fin­ cation entered ,511rs. One tablespoon mo.^poon turpentine. Iu™nu,w, E't William’Hit! Pe tition fur ad­ Schmid. Tctimony on’ determtna- Marling which can’ mimic the .song ishes blue -J»y Uirce iauiespwhs ublesxxm* rawraw iiuscvu linseed Oil, oil. r.itnlstratur filed, waiver of pot.ee Cion of heir* filed, ordtr determining of- the -meadowlark or the ............... - n;rec and which can can give ;•a fair lair imitation .nutrition., on(, qUajt -hol- -------------wsteL Wipe --the fur-' inrd. order appointing adtmnutn- legal heirs entered E«| Clifford c Dewey Will filed, of cannery itt m dtepqahur disposing of cher chcr-71 nlture with a doth dampened with >f a cannerv tor entered — -• , thls nts■JK !,Mr '“bM* "• of -“ --"<»«* Warning — rent ji^. turpentine cleans fat John A. McOmber. FJmil ;'.c- petltion for probate filed. _ Eel Albert w Hilton Final ac- to Michigan rrxldento by thr wolo- atMruw W| glVM a count of executrix tiled order allowState .... u a . ' e ing account enter’d., discharge of count nt executor hied, order iuv.ign- gv rU'Piirtmrnt al Mtciiig.tu , Dents may be removed from fur' mg residue entered . execuirlx issued, vsiate ruxaJted Tli- *.,ihiiL- 1'- inothcr forcten ntture bv “ ’’’d-” blotting ' Eq. Peter.Vander Busch. Petition fat Shennan 8. Mr>»cn Order al* »n»«M >hU by )"J";“", for administrator filed, waiver of lowing account entered. w-,-11 intcn:«>nvd but uninformed ‘"K ; *"m *r°n- *’* peraoturnmo do untold damage wlule ’'ld ’J* *‘JL ’ trying to mipn.ve on nature Thr £e°‘ tf* ’otxl “nd re“ove tho, bird was introduced in New York City in 1H90 and now luv iiugeaxd To thoroughly clean uphoUtery ori ,.n<i .-.pn-ad until flock, arc common: r’«»■ UM' “>e »uds of mild soap and! 5 cccumiccs in Michigan . , water. V e only the suds with a 9 The starling |s black in the snrim!. rl'4h or brush Rinse with clear wn- ( has a short droopiiu! y»il. and L-1 ‘« r h*’™” “lld ammonia may be about til.- same ;a- a-, a-male rod-j^Med^to <'P^'di_the fabric contains a white pattern,: winged blackbird. Wk-n lhe bud ’the ’ ~~~ " moults lu> spring yluninge. Hie Jlrw I bluing may also be added to whiten; feathers are lipped Wlfii white or Jhe pattern, buff and thr bird ha* a mixtled u|>-. Data un u bread standardization! jx-araiicproRct. being conducted by Ute I' CONTINUES 6 MORE DAYS 'lire starling dt-Mruys some pox-' Michisan Student Home Economic', iou.’ insJcta and may not be an un-jcluhs.’ aie being collcctrii rapidly i tniligat'ed nuisance tn u>l place* but1 and -a report will be ^compiled to be I It lias a*bad record in the cherry presented at the national home eco- | districts. The man.ie<-r of one can-jnomlcs astocmllbn meeting to be ning mmimny. in Michigan icpo: t.-1 held in Milwaukee. Wls.. the latter! Shoulder, Lb. Hint starling appeared m flocks ofipu’t.nf June. . thousands u> orchard-, at Croswell: questionnaires were prepared and and dwtroyed 20 ions of chmie.., niillll [l to (ll„ „U1K. llwn ull0 ,,milal.; Lb. 5c BEEF RIBS Lean. Mealy m a few liiiv;. ;ed college dub. in the United State.,! No protection, is given tne ••tarllng । during th? past year. The cluba ! 12c Lb. STEAK Roun d or Sirloin by Michigan law.-- Tliey / c?nj collected data, both from humemak- j Itertroved n> which does;crs aJ|(l frotn bakers, which were; 23c 3 PORK STEAK time . forwaided to tl> Michigan urgani- i Lb. 10c 'biulding.s* ** hr’! ration to be ednihutrued. PORK BUTTS Mr*. Merit- D. Byer*, state cluoi Lb. 10c SIDE PORK n«.h utilized '.to trap add destroy them. adv ivor and head o! vocational edu- j The nests of the species should be katiun at Michigan State Ctollegc. I dndrwd if Mlle idctitifica’ give.; the many-fold advantage, certain 'community fhoot: which will rr-.ult fiom a project of out fleck* constcciiting- in tiun *ort. 1! will, in the first, place, furnish vahutble information on the Min." ccmmuniU standards rivainuiincd by bakers, Lb. 16c VEAL STEAK and on the demands and refiiurvasks that jiutanre ments of hnusewive*. and .should VEAL SJEW by <lH Marling be prove to be of the utmaot benefit to summer. both grohps. Lb. 7c SMOKED PICNICS At the same Ume .it trains the Lb. 12c BACON In the Piece Hnn ld member* of the student clubs m the Boni, to Mr. and ‘ ~ ■’ methods of collecting and using thia attilations. ........ type of infornwrion. and helps them iuertum-d to realize the importance id *un<|FRANKFURT5 nrdittttion m enabling the American juwwife to • be a better buyer.'1' The Michigan student clutM were ic ot two slate grouits selected to ( Minni.EviLLE. plan a standardization- project a: t Supt. LcRoy Bell wild 32 of his lie-day. lbs. la*: scar's natomal meeting of five American ta-w uvnunun irou™.-. *« P'*P,L' Wfnl >-"^ing oft lion at Atlanta Ga ’ 1 fhunday to attend the state meetWhat thr well-fed child require* «*«• Theyall went in the Tomato Soup 1 0. <*n» 39c fatnib for luncheon, -ifcaking in terms of Wlcrlnn school bus and greatly enjoyed ,h the* m met tine. r. szary vitamin* ..nd proper dirt-. ! lv ~“ "' announce G E. Blake mid G D. Whitmore to be- found in lhe following typiHastings business Tiiurx! menus served .cliildren in the were ... in - ------_----- on - --------------, Michigan State college niimery ><1av. school, under th" snpcrvteion uf th> Three Thornapple township boy* home economic:, department. have signed up to go nyo the gov­ ’ Children from two to six year:. <’f-: eminent forestry work. Sherk, JorTomato Juice . _ can* 45c 10 age are included in tla school, genson and Bunn They have not Country C lub - pure undiluted*juieo which provides a aell-baianccd pro- received word as to when they will D N gram of instructive and rccieutioiutl. It-avc for Camp Custer and rest MLv. Catherine Miller. — O - - 'order The R. S. held a public uutructor in chilli nutrition metallation on Friday evening The. johnMin. work wav beautifully done and much enjoyed by all pnMht. Light n Ircshments were served following mormi 1 the work. ■. Jewel Coffee 3 55c . Our little factory I* al’work on diced some small orders, they have romc milk, rhubarb' wltll more in light. Here is hoping they meat, steanu'd rice, egg sandwiches. procure "rA’"~ them ,K"”’ Ibe. G D. and Mrw. Whitmore were in nlk. tee cream. , a Krttidav ■ Wednesday — creamed aspantguv Grand , — Rapids attending — —'V;■ '7 8™^' Mn Whitmore uf Calyd n t-k..,: carrot and pineapple aria- '7,ar Ketchum ,ne s.ilad crisp bacon, lettuce -..nd*- remained S’-?.1””1 tor Ior a ’ lew Ic day* with her Orange Slices relatives. , z ik 10c ii-hes. milk, floating Wand relatives A load of pupil* were In Hastings irrt und menngt;*- dessert* -• lamuiea can. rinirwlav -scrambled eggs. but- r''c,ntly to attend the school punhv buttered spinach Hat .™*Ua£ T’”,r' ’Pia n’°r* k,'b there than you would suppose any one county would ixm.w.'s. C, L Boley entertained a brotlier . and wife from Houghton Lake over .-.mdwtdtc*. 1 f th.*- week end. custard . ' Glenn Culver asid mother of Parlor Broom; Jr . Free ! Grand Rapids were, callers on, lue - both for , “*C Thoma* I. Gillette and family Sat­ urday Thoma* is doing lint and is counting the lime till he util be released from hiv bed. Mr and Mrs. George Matter* went to Grand Rapid* on Friday lo wit" their son aruk family. Ruck Lynd and two daugltlcrs of Homemakers' Corner ' On the “Back-Track ■ ’ . . ■ • The Financial and Commercial Foundation and Reliability of Every Community Is Dependent Upon Its Banks A good bank is absolutely necessary if your city and community are to be thrifty and pros­ perous. Also, a good bank is dependent upon the friendship and confidence of the people of the city and community if it is torbe the "Good Bank" desired. or> Hill jSbiiftdaij j J,51; Every Time You “Boost” Your OWN Home Town and Bank You Boost Your Own Interests mis The years of service this bank has rendered to the people of this city and county has firmly es­ tablished it in publje confidence. Every courtesy consistent with safe and conservative business management has always been extended to every patron. America is op the back track lo Prosperity, and you are invited tp become one of our patrons and enjoy the service and convenience this bank has to offer it« patrons. Beef Pot Roast Veal Chops HASTINGS CITY BANK 10c The Bank with the Chime Clock TELEPHONE Bologna OLEO CORN 3L- 25 15c F-mx F'Ti£r.'a.c'uh PRUNES ROLLED oats 10 TISSUE I HASTINGS, MICH 2103 20c JOIN ^k'S CONTEST! 25c 1701717! r KLL1 19c They art easy to win—the tvyo best snaps of the week will receive abso­ lutely FREE an enlarged duplicate of their print. 19c NOW OPEtf TO EVERYONE! I7PI717! TWO PICTURE F KEL; enlargements WHY NOT LET US DO YOUR DfcVELOPING? All work is guaranteed and you may. win a fine enlargement FREE. We would like to do your developing. Mother’s Day Is Sunday, May 14 ..We httvu n very fine fresh aorlmenU ‘'WHITMAN’S” - -^Special I’ackagcH. 50c 75c, ' $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and up. EIGHT- HOUR SERVICE "CANDY TIMEJ” Box—Dinh of Fruit Drops FRBE—49c. Many other fine assortments. COMBINATION PAIL DEAL 1 3 3 1 1 bir Medium Ivory Soup , „ _ bin Cimiy Soip ti Al For Ige. ban P & G Soap j| Ige pkg. Chipso Galvanized Pail 49 ORANGES California Sunkirt—X32-2SS Cucumbers Extra fancy 17c 2 lor 11C FRESH PEAS 2 - 15c Calif orni. Tomatoes ICEBERG Rod rip* Mloeta LETTUCI ft- 15c i.c puieapp-f buv.rrrd epiruch poach'd imcd c«rrv-i .ual cr>r.sandwkix-. milk- diced i)f Hasting* slier it. Armur Teeter s. nd Mr*. Gilbert wott of Hat railed Sunday P. M. at ClarKumm-'*. s.-cd away un ill extend cur nay morning. ir.ot;-.<: and brother here the heavy rain* of late hate great-* ly hampered the sowing cl oats, a* well as delaying preparing the ground for other crop... especially on Hie heavier land-. The 'township board li in session today. Monday About 2i> of the Boy Scouts, ac­ companied by R H French. H. J. Berry in Hus-, - - and - -L -----H Beeler ------- were . —--------ting* al lhe meeting Saturday. They went tn C. L Beeler s school bus A tme way to go They won their share of thr prize*, we arc told. । NORTHEAST IRVING. Mis. Edith Richardton of Grand Mr. and Mn Murrn *Eckcrt anrf Rapid* iius been sjx-nding a lew family of Detroit called on Sam weeks at Arthur Richardsons 4 There will be servicm next otm- Eckert Sunday, Mr and Mr*. Erld Bavacool of day morning, observing Mothers Hastings spent Sunday with Mr. and Hom- Day. Mrs. Chester Bavacool und family. ight Kntff and HLNBERSHOl r. M|'-' John Reamer and Lloyd of Ida s Aid will .M-Yve supper Freeport called o<> Mr. and Mrs and Vermont hwIhou-'-e. May 19 This l» tr>'c Sunday afternoon. • Mrt Will ~ Dipp attended• •* Ute VanSickle and a busy •.unt but try to come to sup— Mu­ re •».»«. tdonary meeting al the home of Mrs. d.sv with Mr. and Mrs.' The frund-v of Cha-’. Beach were °<c'‘ !**'<' Tiiuraday, it being an iddened to io ia-ur bear of hl* his passing. pasaing. i'11 <^7 n*e icklr saddened ------- extend.-, v------- . sympathy ----------------------------mj- and Mr*. William Moore and Mrs J w. Shaffer en- Everyone to the " Margaret of South HasUnga apent Heir children Sunday ! beteaved family. V, Sunday with Mr. and Mr* Arthur f-Urj? U*u. aocomiMntcd' Jack-inti to vHt rdaUvw. ' . Moore Mr. and Mn Jay Blakney, Mr-. Clurlea Cliib'.oplier' Rcmemb-r there will be church ol Wp*l Carlum were alao vuilora in. io Lansaig Saturday. services next Sunday. ,l‘lc <ul«n»oou» Thursday, Friday and Saturday Specials!. Thi> ia an opportunity for you to aavc and ecoqomizc! PARKE DAVIS PRIDUCTS Shampoo, Tooth Paste and Shaving Cream— ANY THREE For the Price of TWO! PAINT Close-Out We have a limited a m ou ti l of assorted paints which we are selling out— Beat Quality Imide Gloss Paint A paint which cannot be surpassed in.quali­ ty and price. GALLONS, regular price, 32.65— 1O SALE FRICK . £>■ I U HALF GALLONS, regular ■price SL«»— 54 4 0 SALE PRICE ... I ■ I !■ QUARTS, regular • price SALE PRICE-. .. 6<r ... 34’ 50c per quart BASEBALLS! penuinc Horsehide Cov­ ers, official size: limited number— O7<* 50c value, each Civ Sue price Oden to Tooth Paste Has no superior in qual­ ity or flavor. Removes tobacco discoloration, (i’hc ’Giant Tube — A year’s supply. OQm for one person vvw Ly BARKER’S DRUG STORE WE DELIVER - HASTINGS. MICHIGAN - PHONE 2115 �TUB HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAY 19. 1535 COATS f(RO\K. FREEPORT. friends In Grand Rapids Tuesday I MOST CHICKS SHOWN , Tiie L A 8. and church cleaning* A meeting of th* officers of the evening .• I AT COLLEGE EXHIBIT was held Thursda;, -' Freeport High Scl-ool Alumni ----------- - As- i Aaron Burges# of Kalamazoo f MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. . » a't'1* r tx M1m v“u le<l lhe Ccro- aociatton was held at the.homo of called at the Cora Gardener home! snow at East Lansing Draws; munity service Sunday evening, ua-Mys i»-Mrs Dan Di Poatm* on Wcdnendav Thursday. Mr and Mrs. 3 E Johnson. Mrs ’ evening and ptans made foe the anBiffffer Entry List Than Any ‘n» tbc Chrupan Endeavor leswrfsniuns rf.L e, M Mar ”---------------------------------” Pai11 Wu«hn»n ------«»« annual » hu*1 banquet on Friday evenww. .— ba Other Dimilar Display . .duet. j duet. There There Will be will no Community be no Community June 2June The 2. place will be an- Rapids were guests of relatives here “ ‘ —Dwtea for lhe aixth service on account of ,u_ Eaat •Laming. the baccalaur- ______ nnunccd later because lhe funds Sunday. Mr? --------------Hazel. Novli— key annual Michigan baby chick ahow'cate —•* service al Woodland next • •»..«_ Sun- -• oi lhe Association are tied up in the ■ ----. accompanied ------ , day. Freeport bank, but a few personal her son. Riuael, lo Hastings TueaMichigan State College and those The community wan saddened to notice# will be sent this year, so ti*>‘ In charge of the-show predict an in­ hear ol U.i death of our friend and plea* cwulder-VU* m your invitaMr< v L W ile.y.t spent Wednesert use In entries. which in previous iieigi*iJf7*Wr Leula Wooes, who Don. Phase be sure ’o pay yourjJV «»»> TlKirsday with her sister, years have made this show tlw larg­ passed nwav Sunday morning She dues of 25 cents to Robert Rciiilcr. Mrs. Kc-tih Daniela in Hastings est held tn America. , had an operatror. fi.r cancer a tow and-plan to attend the banquet. A ** " — ... ,.v w. ' Michigan is w one ot ...» the leading years ago arid if a as tiiought tq.be Un# program is being plannsd. Mrs George vanderBosh of Allfl-i slates in the hatcher^-buiAncsa’nridJiiuccenful unlit, last tail, and sine-.p, o Hymr- and wife drove gun u spending several day; with more baby chick# are iihipped hom lheil she has steadily dcrlincd. She MiUingtun Tuesday aRerntoti t< her mother. Mrs Etta Parmelee. , Zeeland each year than from any; — - •u-nd —• -a band >—-■ festival -z ------- hiu been a kindly and h. Ipful wornuf .»VusKrTue; Mr. and Mn>.' Ben Crockford were other single point tn the country Un I and has a larea cuele'of friend#, day evening, m whiCh Uielr soi Sunday visitors tit Jew ph CrockhM been uitfTi t> d ui com- Ward, with Silk band b -.ik-ai. act;-, The iuitehcry men use Um cbllcgi- She : ford's in Woodland munlly actlvltnof the P T. A , port. chick show to exhibit quality stock i Woman's Club and J A S our that has enabled Michigan to build New -York, a Snturdny evening. up this imixirtant business isympathy ib extended to the bereav y-­ >a u spending s i-crat days with F-i"-:r? •?■ services ■■:?— ~ to be hheld 1'* Mrs ti,xJfrt Entries are not confined to Michi- jed ones Funeral Mr and Mrs Ait.-.tir Endrey of gan’ owners. Last year's show Tuesday attenuxin at the hbtuie j«.port hpent Sunday at Keith Mrs Pearl D> mond unit Mrs Hel­ brought birds from 17 states and one Iiurkts-1;, Demond visited the former's Canadian province. More than 13.- en ' Mrs, Sarah Diirxre spent Sunday mi aiih inun, 000 chicks were displayed last year. 1nioincr. afternoon at Abid Donley x. ui Hasdiv afternoon Mr.wrs Laton and Me.id • Ducks, geese, turkeys, and pheasants 1day aiternooi Nashville call'd at the Fred Wil tmgx. arc also shown. Some from here attended th- May 1Ja|U. (lfjmr Mr and Mrs lewis Daniels of FesUval program at HaaUngs Sun­ All chicks have to lie sent to the day afternoon . „ M "**■"* “ ^ng for Mr ' show by mail to prove that the birds 1 Vcho-U cIi.ms ik-x: Thnrxlay eve- f h Doming wiioe lum.i.wn ; ran stand shipment. Each entry is ' Welby Crockford: made Up of 25 birds. Clas-i’" arc ning with put luck supper and pro­ Alfred Higdon\ in ' provided lor 21 breeds oi chickens. gram. end with hi;, crahdThe judges will be G. 8 Vicki r>. O>and Mrs. H. M । lumbus. Ohio, and. j A Davidson. and B-jugiuivr. , Row EaM Lansing; each man is the field Philo Seger sj Symrua ealk-d al held at Wr manager of the 'poultry improve­ sctaxdhti ‘ ill- huiilr of hi» aunt. Mn. Cora be Friday evening. > metil auaociaUon of tils .->lnle . i iteig>. of the Hu. Gardener Thursday. I The show this year will be. held —... ------ .— — and three *u°' Tin M E Missionary Rally wa | in Demonstration HuIUwhich wiU. stltutc teacher for iwti week*. r« held at DclKm 'niuisday. A guud al-. spent thy . i provide mare space than Iuib been turned home Friday tendahct- und a fine program nwiud-1 available in the Judging Pavilion us The ciikkenpox ami G< nnan ni’ j previous years. AH chicks in tn- ‘ ----- ------------ — Ian. a nuu'icnury from, mirthwr show will .be Mild r * ' Chinu, and a di’jiiay of mtickt ai i uflcrnuon. May 26. Theron King win tl ii.. • Cl-.m.t and Japan by M: Iman wen Knisktrii wa. ot rMtiictiUr mt-rv BARRYVILLE. I i«X. .“ ’ ’ in Mat lie C.c«k M«. n, all. f Mr. find Mis. Ralph DeVine anti - ' Si-vi-ruffro Ira. Anna DoVitie spent Sunday rd Ila- Musi DoWUhl ith Mr*aud Mn. Roy Pje.sttiu near! Sunday. Oticbl >1 -Sy to cull funner c/nptuycei buck lo uvrk GRAHAM-PAIGE CALLS MEN TO WORK BY TELEPHONE “we cull our ich-|ili(iii<--., we must Tall buck on |M>*t ><*nr«k. The telephone gets immediate action the |»ost curds inrun n delay of al Icusl a tiny.1 Mr. and Mn. L A. U.i'v oral tarn-1 Crystal . |a i.’. 11. ily and Mr. and Mr.-. Herbie Wilcox. King and Termly. ARE YOU SICK? WANT TO GET WELL? heas5 NE! of . Coming! BURTON The FAMOUS HERBALIST AT THE ' wh*t YflO ■’s y 14 - NE£D 25 DAY TREATMENT STOMACH, LIVER, KIDNEYS * PRICE $1.00 PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORE HASTINGS MICHIGAN Special Sale! Starting SAT. May 13 —ending Sat. May 20 Free Demonstration and Special Sale of c 7St. HERBS o£ HEALTH -Dish A Remarkable Remedy ments. For Kidney and Bladder Troubles. Pain In the Bark or Hip*. Fre­ quent or Straining t rine. High Blood Pressure. Heart. Trouble. Im­ pure Blood. Sallow. Muddy (uinplrxiiul, Pimples and Blotches. Ma­ laria. Rheumatic Pains, Indigestion.' Sour Stomach. Constipation, Biliousness, Torpid Liver, Loss of Appetite and Pains in the Stomach, ials! IS! Ic Covlimited 27c If you are* weak and nervous; if jw have that -tired, uorn-out and run-dorp feeling, you should start taking Herbs of Health. The very first few doses will give you vim. vigor and vitality surh as you have not known in yean. It h not a temporary stimulant, but a lasting tonic. Try it under our unconditional money-back guar­ antee. . PRICE Paste 1 qualsraoves, ration. 39c r $1—THIS COUPON WORTH—$1 Ibis < oupon when presented or mailed to Drug Store named tibtne with only ONE DOLLAR ea«h is good for two regular full aiu* dollar package* ol HERDS OF HEALTH TABLETS dining thh -rale only. ' • " • ' Name . RE ■ 2115 Street. City-—Stale— I Cut this out and bring it with you) j Edmonds Elevator & •Implement Company FLOUR FEED COAL <- CEMENT i- LIME BRICK TILE -i- FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 2 iui •man ol Friday The ia«t rr. . Aftei njoyrd a program the .*.u|ifwc «rn;s which con-. -i.xMi- Perkin' pian» dMt bv Mr* and .Mr Nmibkcv. monologue by Mr Stuait. members ol tin' schfooi board. , Lx w Cool ot St. Johns was a guc-t of Morrts Osborne at the. home of his son Seymour Friday. nary order by the Low Prices Pork Roast WHtltl ECONOMY BIOS’ •CllOOlhu 'Mrs, Loomis. Hma rnu, MAlSAtanta,-Ith Mr ,.,W Mi. W A nurkrtt r.t Thc plu-'. -I « «X> nr. the home folks. Lansing and Mr, and Mrs. Fituiru.a •, w"'"' Ft?’ T"'' n' (:'"k ■""" Th- U » Mfelouan- Ube. wul neth aad’Fhelma were guests of Mr day at B<rt Dalys . u d „scHinR the hon.c ofi j and Mr’ Vmie Hawblitz cf HighCurt- Clare and Laurel Marr,hall ?Pr a .T*?. " .y 5.aL.. ‘ I " 1 " wo» u -— ; hliiz attended the funeral of Juki, , i Mapirall m Bi'i!.'... W.miesday 'MrandMt' Ed Hall acre m Tiic ladies’Aid of MH<> will be rn----------------------------, M.rs.?L “nk Grand LedBe Saturday lert.imrd at the home of Mrs. Hat- nexday afU-rwwn with .Mr. and Mrs. Mr Frank Hym.- had dental tu- Bellinger tlir afternoon of May; Lyle Jones in Asayria nnd Frank work done m Nashvilk* last wcex . 17 AH are invited. ■ Hawblitz railed on Bill Gardner, Mi - Dodge. Mrs Baar and Mr ' I Mrs Jennie Chase returned to near Bellevue. Anderson attended the missionary' iher home in Kul.im;i. <Ki Thursday Mrs. Gladys Modcrnian and meeting Friday at Pleasant Valley ‘ Mrs OHu- Dooilttic of Kalainusvio daughter of AH’Ciin spi'nl.ii few Dorothy Tabbcnr ol Harbor ’■spent Thursday with Mrs. Brand- days with her sister, Mrs. Clare Beach spent Uie•wk Jr.d with her ; stett'-r and family . ; Marshall, and family lust wyek. . parcnU. Mr. and Mrsf T. C. -Tab­ j Bernier Flnvu-r received the :-ad The Brunch P T A will be Fri* ’ bcrer. news Sunday of tlw death of n dear; diiy evening. May 12.'with a pro­' Tiic local Odd Fallows and Ri'bek! friend. Miss Florence Gregory, nt' gram, ejection of oflicrrs Rcfresh- alts celebrated their anniversary - the Vicksburg hospital ot pneu-1 nunta of lev cream and cake, Saturday, night with u luir attend- • -mania . ■ —— ■—\ .* • * ■ --------ance. . , We were again reminded of the SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. Rev, and Mr BatdcrfT of Stinfield j uncertainty of life when the jMiwsj-? Mr. and Mr - Ernest Goeham and were guests of Rev. and Mrs E. M came of the passing <>f Clifford children of Knlanjiuoo were Hatur- Wlieeler. Monday . Dcwey Monday night, less than a day guests of lhe furmci 's parents, Rev anti Mr - BetdorlT of Sunfield' 1 month after Mrs. Dewey's dcalh. H< Mr and Mr- Francis Gorham. ■ had charge of lhe U. B quarterly I had only been sick three day.' It Mr. and Mr- Hart ot North Hope held al Uie local church ■ ; seem', very sad. The home ri entirely; a ere Saturday evening callers m the meeting Mar 6 and 7 I broken up. We deeply sympflthJfcrJ Wm and G< -> Htnrns hoinr.s 'with the two grandchildren. .-Isler" Mr. mid Mrs. Jim Wilcox mid Rapids anti Mr. and Mre. Frank ■ mid liriith’-r. all wlu» are' left of the children were Sunday guests al the Hyn..< were guert* of and Mrs I Fl . I Hynes KUCHA ol Mr. ami I immediate family - home <>l Mr and ‘ aimer ' rioyui Harold 8mlth ,1{ wootHnnd Sunday. I Than who attended, the Sunday; near Orangey die ‘school convention at Prairievillei Mr. and Mrs. Ti Wilcox l^forc Delta Yu.lr were Mr ahd Mrs. Je«.ic ■ Sunday rejg»rl a nia-t int-rri-ling: returning hr»m<and grandson Dickie and meeting The music turmshed- by Mr . and Mr inch Gorham Ferguson Dave K ruti'c.n ol Grand Rapid.' I the male octet, also lAr young ladies - Imd «s Sunday.gur.:. tfieir daughMrs Vlvcni.Cook and daughter.I quartette were rxcejnicmaBy good Iter. Mr-. Wiilard Bagley, and family. Nadine, of Lake Odessa .were guests : Mrs. Shephctd deservi’s a great deal j of Kalamazoo • i of praisy tor her iralr-staking work ; Mr and Mrs. Wm Havens and of the former's parents.' Mr. and The addre'o bv Dr -Kendrick wa' Mr. and Mr.- G->o Havens anti chil- Mrs Ed. Hall, Sunday. Mrs. GaiL Lightfoot spent Friday j tiin-hy' and gave all .something tnjdrcn were Sunday guest, of Mr. and think about. -Mr.-. Roix-rt Vrooman of Bugbee afternoon-with Mr- W. W. Wallace W. A SiMtilding nf Wall take Corner.’. Thi-y .<iM-ni tl>e .'ruing 'spent the'week end at hie tannhere-.*Bh Mr and Mrs Howard Johnson tiro home ci tier son. ; Cred Dunn mid M s Alice Wilron. c-f Hickory Corners and iMlenc.l lo .Kdiousb' til of near Banfiel.i and Mr and Mr.’. ; th.- radim taik by Pro, Roosevelt- ' Bernie, m Grand Rapids, still re­ Tlwo. Tack and daughter of Assyriaj Hie wnidstqnn of Li.-t Monday, mains in a Ci.r.f condition. ucr- callcrt at the Quick home niglU did some damage at the Imua s । Mr. and Mr.' F. G. Hynes visited Sunday evening *‘l l,41> D >ug!a~. . IPr.) Jenkin -. —-----------Richard Lqubuiigh and Mn Bertha' PINE LAKE. , McKibbm. Wm ___________ Haven# uUo toil I On May 3rd rfic Helping Hand.tour slicep due lo ti-.r .storm. | Chib met with Mrs Sadie Scott ------------- ---------------- ----­ and Clara Scott with • — -Will Ta-kcr U quite .uck and ui;! members and two visitor. ■I «»... —..... . .5lon Wai .held, and dcr the care of Dr. Fmna*. short businest ‘ I thaic present tied and tinislied a Cora Eliott vp.itccl her sou ' | quilt. Ar- the program committee Wayne, and family ol Flint a few J । wa* absent several games_and j^tinta days Iwd week Hurntshcd arnuacnicnt ’ i Lyle Lydy ot Lansing r-i^nt Wed-1 Mrs Earl Anson has t>cfn dls-'ncsday night With his parents. charged from the Plainwell hospital Mr. und Mi . Elwyn Haywood of I and li convalescing at the home of Paw Paw spent Saturday night and ■her sister. Mrs. June Somerville at Sunday with her |»irvnt>. Mr. und I Richland. Mrs Scott Lydy l.m-y Lind of ' Mrs. Carrie Rogers nf Kalamazoo Woodland ako spent Sunday with spent a pari of last week with her them (daughter. Mrs Loe Nottingham, and, Mrs. Louisa Lydy is visiting rctawhite there celebrated her seventy- tives in Battle Creek­ seventh birthday --------------- «»»■ j George Morelmiuc who U in Bron-, SOCTII COATS GROVE, ion hospital., following un operation. Sunday fr. M. caller# .it Orley Gil-. ia Improving and expects to be al Bland -, were. Mr. and Mrs Jru Cur- i I home soon Mrs Ciiarlotle Free- tis and Jay Sweig.-r and family of | man. who submitted to a major op- Luke Odessa and Mr. and Mrs Ruoration at Che same hospital, is re-. perlxCarrotherx and daughter AuI covering nicely. drey of Grand Rapid. We arc glad to report that Ruth; Mr and Mrs Will Bayne and' ' Nottingham has been declared <«-) Flora. Wood visited at Charley, i | lutatorian of her claaa at Plainwell Bayne's near Hdlmcs Church, Sun-1 I High school, and Wilma Freeman dav. j and Lltfjd Nottingham, who arc also: Mrs. Myra Fir. lri attended the 11 an Uie honor roll, have been chosen Music FcMiqU in HastUig^ Sunday I 1 to give the cUw prophecy. P. M. || BAKIN POWDEfo SPECIAL ADVERTISING OFFER We are ready to. furnish you MOST ANY SIZE of TILE you may need. Let us figure with you. Mr KC If lii Doubt Ask lhe Herbs of Hrultii Man Come in—get your drain tile and get ready to raise a good crop where the water now covers the ground. J Little J. dnnia u »; IFOR BETTER BAKINGS AT LESS COST USE THE ECONOMICAL AND EFFICIENT H. I I. REMEDY CO., TOLEDO. OHIO NOW is the time to locate every low spot on your farm. WHY plow around , these places? lb Mrs |»;iy s lather and Mrj^Wslemnran of 1 i uncle. Ti»e lanc’crowd u;/i abund* ■ ami Mr; Bauman, lance of ixatitlful. flowers ww tqk-1 Mi.-.- s Rd., Bernice Hamriis of the high esteem, in which the 'tnond of Spring .Arbor a <i.v<->.mwI w«< Mm . .Guru- ol Cluify.itte win usually' arc called lies I when Mr. und Mrs Clarence Higdon of । guests of Mr. and Mr. ( 12am । arc needed. Grand Rapids Wert Sunday gucsb.'! mond. of his pan-ms. Mi and Mrs. John;, Ruth Bouman and S Higdon and Har-iltl ■ i ham and son and daught We hear the a-dding bells haw Francis ol O«ow> ’pent Thursday been ringing for HaroIU WiilHU. with Grace Baulch. CbnglatUlutlOIkT The .Dtirhe trail hum played the Mr and Mrs. Elmer Gillette rn- ' Barney Milk- team Tuesday, i.core Mi-- Mildred Kinney Was hornc tertamed with a miscellaiu-u.u: 17 to 29 in favor of Durfee b-ntlrd il;»- funeral of Juke .ursliall fr(II1) Ram,, creek over the Week shower ut tjieir home lor Mr, aw in Belli yuc Wcdtirsday. Mrs Louie Webb on Friday cveniiii In. Jones, granddaughter of Mr. The newly »ed« received some .nlc ... and Mr. Mid Mrs. Harry Green (>r*.r>->t «pent Wcdnrtwlay night. uiUi family of Barryville ' Sunday “ his :mcn Mr ami Mr End Hani' mid Mi:.. Fred Hanes, is sick with prc.M>ilLs and « very pleiraant c .(aflet fever in the Detention hciL-.ning was enjoyed . , • They were- accornpanied by Iuk Iiital at Bailie Creek. \i Mrs. R. C McChnllc mid diugh: Mr. and Mr>. Huwatd Burdu tt imillui. who .will make her lioinc ----------------------------------ter. Gerwivlevc. of Perry and Mr . I of A -.yria called <m Clare Munhall':'wilh iirr daughter. • A. Ilnmbll u-1H.ti.-l Ix-MWIMmiwhei.-I Lumiutt ..r. Fndby ■tail can HuhO»k H--USk-tur■.1,.,,.. u-hhim. „ u. ul.,tih ,, i?l£ ""‘"I•» ’ -■ The cmmty w. C, r. U. convcn-. imme. m N.i.'hville. •r part uf h Hum will be,held at the Barryville.Mr and Mr:- Cufti-s.Marshall of | church Thursdav- ** the Branch district *ptnt Sunday Other tliiup.' DRAINTILE at Lean Shoulder Cult Pork Steak Pork Chops 3 u... 23c 2 u.. 25c Beef Roast Cuts Clayton Williits of M. S. C Lar.- .■! Worth Green',.. Bailing Beef Hamburg Fresh Ground Bacon 10c No. I Sugar Cured 2 Lb,. 25c lk 7c Bacon, Sliced Bacon Squares Veal Roast Veal Stew Perch u. 7c 10c No. 1, Michigan Milk Fad Veal Chops 12c Cleaned Fre# 2 Lbi 25c Fillets of Haddock Legs lk 5c 3 Lb, 25c Young Mutton Chops li. Mutton - 12c 10c ■ Mutton Breast o- 5c Headquarters for Dutch Lunches Salami, Thuringer, Liver Sausage, Bologna, Frankfurts, Limburger Cheese, Brick Cheese,. Etc. IONA FLOUR BLOCK SALT MASH Egg. Growing or Starting BABY CHICK FEED 24 K Lb Bag 49C 29c $1.39 $1.29 %0 Lb. Block too Lb. Bag Nationally Famous Coffee 8 o’Clock la. 17c Red Circle Bokar Maxwell Home Del Monte 3 u,.. 49c u. 19c li. 23c u. 25c u 25c White House Beech Nut Condor Chase & Sanborn Hills Bros. The Great Atlantic & Pacific 25c u 25c Lb 25c la. 27c la. 31c la. �WKAR WILL b£ND FARM FINANCE TALKS LEGAL NOTICES SAFETY FIRST! Credits, Mortgages, Taxes, Price*, and New Legisla­ tion in Series Security of principal is the greatest considera­ tion when investing funds. I McPharlm. Mr and Mr* Hany Fennels and .daughter of Kalaiinuoo vpcni Sun­ day With their parents. Mr. and Most Mfrhigan re*«Unu will be It is gratifying to note that in spite of the' many financial ditllculties through which our County has beeir pawing recently, not one Build­ ing and Loan Association of Michigan has failed during the past year.. Rapids Saturday. -* d MAUui dTBcldin Why Not National Shares? daughter. Evelyn, r-pent Sunday with lheir s.m, Willington, and fam­ ily at Bedford. . M(s. Frank Sayles entertained het sl-ter. Mrs. Searles, ot Hickory Cor- QJfje Rational ffinatt & jtnuestnient ffinntpaiu; ■pent Sunday J. L. MAIS. REl-RESEXTATIX I. IA HASTINGS Sets new all-time record price genuine parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Art Waugh Mr. and Mrs Jun Whitney und family of- Kalamaioo spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs A. Waugh. lhe home -oP Mr-. Munn Thursday. The Sunday School Convention u 111 In* held at Middleville Saturday. May 13 A delegate will be will dr.. Loycl CurilM-nt Saturday WILLIAMS OIL-O-MATIC ■r aSprcside-nt Prayer nurtyig will U? held at. u- honw- W Ira Chaffee Tuesday plan lor cnlarinng Hi? attendance. | All members art- requested lo be' present Sunday evening. i rn-.i' u:.itidd.iu;hb COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Mr. and Mrs James Van deCleisoh and M>n. Karl ot Kalamazoo spent Sunday vyth Mrs. Lulu Gray and rand-new B ■ small homemade! K of Oil-O-Matic, which "J heats more homes than any other oil burner in the world, now avail­ able at the lowest price in history! Burns heavy, low-cost fuel oil, like ull Oil-O-Matics! Installed in Itarnld and l.I.iyd attended the luni’ral of their uncle, Win. Sti-vennorth ot Hastings ThurAluy. a few hours in any type fur­ nace or boiler. You can en­ joy Oil-O Matic's famous Hushed Heat for less money today than the average cost of hand firing. EDMONDS OIL COMPANY ,«n Victor siient Sunday with their. daughter, Mrs Glen Aspin.iil. and-j family ofTlirk iry Corner.? HASTINGS, MICHIGAN CONOCO BIWIZE GASOLINE J)t?haA Trumtcx. of tiu Escapes Operation Wins Relief From Stomach Trouble Music With a Pu.ipo»» . Special music was written sup .posed to cure the dancing maul* prevalent In Germany In 13T4. * Part** “Burial*” In the towers of silence, Bombay, the dead are laid to tie davotired by vultures. Hie Partees daimlne* H to be the most sanitary burial. MKith of here, .a nine pound son. Congratulations. , Mr and Mrs Wm McCann and r n:k Perry went to Vermontville un >. ;r daughter and son-m-law. Mr. Mrs Richard Tompkuis at hand Rapids recently. The community wa» saddened by Mrs Simeon Nibbs. Rollo Nibtu and Mr. Nibbs’ daughter. Carrie, from New Jersey and her daughter. Luilla Retd, who are visiting Mr. Nibbs were qalling on Irving friends Eat urday. ’ Mrs Annie Pierre entertained her daughter. Mrs Irene Burghduff and Geraldine of Rutland'on Sunday I and on Tuesday her son. Marshall, and family of Dowling visited her. Mr. und Mrs. Earl Roush spent .Sdhdar al Banna with his grand- Every user is a booster—Conoco Bronza starts impulsively, picks up outrageously fast and slides into the long pull with a low-costper-mile advantage that wins life-long friends. <JNevcr have gaso­ line claims been so quickly proved and underscored by hundreds of thousands of drivers intent only on finding a better gasoline—at a "regular'* price. Now they echo the claims that Conoco made—with more emphasis than Conodo dared. If you want instant starting —lightning pick-up, improved anti-knock, more mileage and power, want all of these things in a greater measure than in any gasoline you have ever used—buy Coqpco Bronze. . CONOCO . . A PERFECT RUNNING MATE FOP. CONOCO GERM PROCESSED MOTOR Oft- THe'MOTOR OIL WITH THE 'HIDDEN QUART' THAT NEVER DRAINS AWAYI � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-05-17.pdf 4bdaf89c31a3ba790add69c082f473e3 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR PAGES Ito 6 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MAY 17, 1933 10 PAGES . NUMBER 3 SIMPHOIW CM- Pennock Hospital Gudds^nd BQYSCOUI DRIVE (4-H CLUB WHS REOPENED MONDAY co. tax cdmntn Superintendent Give Reports ip CHPPrCQCIH Wm. Kronewitter la PresiTalk Before the Commercial ARE ANNOUNCED। dent and Charles Robert­ FIXES TAX LIMITS Club to Feature. Cen(HT 01 IMIS MRS. NOYES AVERY TO BE HONOR GUEST Tew people realize the vast slstance given by these 300 women. I |J ^1IIl|iftllll 111 amount ot work done by the goal In la -t week'.- Banner was given I ,w w** wwwwi vx w.um n of urn, viiy^and roomy m a report of . the annual nu-e»lng of _ '„ ' . . YOUNG PEOPLE TO AT­ Tlie people of Middleville and. vi- ISSUED REPORT MONDAY ■nwre'”?“.‘‘re*' urere,.' H0RE TH*» "" MEMBERS IU* reiippurt ul Pennock !?• pila! the Guilds <>! :h<- hospital, aiid lien-- WORK IS NOW ASSURED tiuough tlie medium of the Guilds with ue give the-report/, at the in-; jw BARRY 00 TILL TEND CLUB WEEK IN cinlty wyri- much p!eu.-*d. to have •niyc al the noon luticlwon ol the WORKING HARD IN — APPEALS MUST BE to width about 3W wujkii Ixlung. dividual Guilds, as reported at the . rioa i tin Farmers' State Bank>o! that vilHildings Commercial Club m-xi nvuvAnaar u JULY AT M. 8. C. Without the splendid co-operation meeting: ' | JULY 1, 1034 MADE QUICKLY w«ik DWMluy. M'iv 23 The speakREHEARSALS |higf opened for blisincfti on Munday Of tlx-M' Guild*, the hospital could No 1. Curtain Guild,' Mr*. Pred| i It has been in tlw hands of a confr provided for tliat ixtchAion is Mrs. not exL't, especially under pie presStcbUn*. Chrm. Hus twenty mernOVER ONE THOUSAND । Noyes Avery of Grand Rapldr, who CONCERT IN CENTRAL .•erifttor tor some time whi’# ar- FINAL FIGURES WILL em trying conditions. ' beta.' -paid 820 00 dues. Paid »25.ixi QUOTA FOR HASTINGS . ................ .......... B£ |SS(JED flN JyN£ ) « one of the Michigan.c<npnlluk>nonunni » i ini-rrthn i»i AT MEETING SATURDAY A'.T'X i “-ri^XX* Every hospital Is having a hard for curtain material and have 82.17 AND VILLAGES RAISED era of the Century ot Progress exSCHOOL AUDITORIUM time stretching its hwome to cover ca«h on hand. Made twenty curtains hlbition which will be on at Chicago — menu have been ‘perfected and the ail cxpensei and maintain the work for hospital and donated Ip cans Organization Captures and Work Grows in Barry County bank is now n-ady for business The No Appeal Can Be Made ibeginning June 1. A. A. Bifcrno to Conduct Or­ as in (tinner. years, and Pennock fruit and 14 glams of Jelly. I . Mrs. Avery lias taken great inter ­ — — ’ jofficers, are us follows William From Their Figures Every Year and is a Pine ; Krbntwitter, president; H. O- Bene. Holds the Imagination iHopltal U no exception to,the rule. Nos..2 und 3. Mrs- W. R. cook and chestra—Grand Rapids est in tliiu-work and understands The nurses' sahiric, hate been Mrs P. T. Colgrove, Chrm. Paid, After June 1 I the plans and preparation, that . Training for Students way. vice-president; and Charles of the Average Boy Artists to Take Part greatly reduced, hospital Ices arc 825 00 dues and donated a quantity --. ----Tlx? Barry County Tax Commls- have been made for tlw exjioiiitliin Over one thousand 4-H Club mem­ Robertson, cashier. Tli« directors m। Th# Boy Scout organization ha.* Plans are nearly completed for. much less and every possible exot frait and 40 glasses of Jelly. | , and can give atf intercating account Hu- officers and the lollowing: sion had an, interesting and very, enlisted the hearty Interest of tlie bers. parents and friends gathered1 elude the concert which In to be given by pens'cut to the limit, yet the probNo. 4, Busmew Women's Omid., Wm. Henry Fmkbelwr wm. Gackler, uacxicr, rtenry nnKocinrr and nna ' the HusiituG Symphony orchestra iem ol making both end.-, meet u an Mrs D A. VaziBuskirk, Clinn. Ha*; people of this county. Thia Is not at the Hustings Methodist church Auhur IWI Th.- i-hplr ,,l Middle- bu” *"k Wl"« •«•, Thursday evening. May 25. at cixht acute 'one. By glancing through the 37 members, paid 12900 dues, mid remarkable in view of the fact tliat for the annual 4-H Club Achieve­ villc and tliat wetion ol the crainty ’be problem of npfwrtloiiing the fif' l in the Central sclaxi! audi- rcpc'rt-s one can tartly «<• wNat balance on hand of 82.99. Eleven Scouting not only captures tho ment Day on Saturdpy. | wu; will st|rely appreciate the reoik-ning f”’11 ,n,ll tax. recently adopt'd * a fine program is already would hapnin If thi* support should children in tlie hospital were fur- imagination of the average boy. but Tlie basement of the church wa«-<7p the ■bank — cotutitiitionul amendment, applying nrranged. More than 60 members be dbcontlnU'd—nl! sujspli™• 4or mi-bed with toys and were privileged , helps him at a time in his life when entirely filled with handicraft arti­ it to each .-choo) district, each such help li of the greatest value i;f tin- orchestra are working h»:d operating room, patients' rooms, cle* tliat tlie bays In the club wo>k town'.hip. vdlaxe mid the city of So. 5. Mrs. Ed Lawrence,- Chrm to him It is a character-building in rehearsal for the .event, and mu- OHpery supplies, etc —would have had made during the winter while Hiuitmu. and also to Barry county. sir lovers of this city will hear -c- to be provided in joine'oilier way Paid .81880 dues. and donated to organization. The Cub Scout* bethe drexM-s and other clothing arti­ 'Die Cummi.viun consbtr. of the: , lections from Wagner. Bach. Masse- and when’ would one find the hospital 2 dozen bath towels. 2 doz­ cle* were exhibited upstuka in the following- Cluurmaii, Ellis E Faulk-' 36 cans fruit and of nine. At tlie age of twelve he r days to buy the needed en wash cloths. mum auditorium and took up ull the m-r ol Middle vilh-; the clerk ex­ THE FEDERAL HOME LOAN ,l, t Twhaikow-ky and other com- money • .... 4*gtex*M . brromc . full nr.lsrt Bo, Brau jelly. l<. rr > equally distinguished. artita From Hu-; ■,n Ju.-: vegetables and available sjxicc. officio, but not a member o! tlx: -■ Su «. Clunlr OUIM. Hllun ’™» “"un”" un,“ t n BANK OFFICER WRITES bo* necessary th- Guild* are and It is announced that the May During the morning a 4-H Club • .M.ismud m pm are, >'1'Th. hu how the txfcird a;>pnciat« , Uic as• dat<- u di'imitv and final, and du Health contest wax held. There jv'ju. i ii>- outer tin iiiim'i.', *»i miHASTINGS CONCERN .p.reUre precram. *lueh nut «,ly USUAL GRIST OF DIVORCES Commi'.'ilon are. Allan Hyde, chair----------------------------------------------------- ■ iilub, ihr atrentmn ol lb, a rerear disregarded. tries u-s In other years and a great n|»n of tlu-hnaiict-committee of«the iiiie-T nnAJEADMI Tn SIGNIFICANT DRAMA------------but “"!ls0them“organization. kr' hlm nu TeachA A. Bifcrno of Grund Rapid*, many mop* limn were ex|M-cted ON CIRCUIT COURT CAL board «1 Mim-r-.i <>r.<; CNarnty ScIkkjI MUol LUNrUnM IU olul*Ir IL.RI* I UHHMH member conductor of the symphony, u plan­ which did not allow the examining CommUrtoix-t Mr Maud< Smith; ENDAR FOR MAY TO BE SHOWN HERE .»»»• ‘•llP organization doe*, rever­ SPECIFIC STANDARDS ning to feature solo and group perdoctors. Dr. Keller and Dr. Lat|iro|>. County Treasurer- Lof6ti|o< F,! Maia . I ence for God. loyalty to one's coun­ fonnaners by members of tlw or-' ample lime to gu over each canand Carl Wfapmtdr. member of the Production Selected by Civic S.p^aX" Records and Methods of Thi8 chestra Iti a program notable both, • teslant carefully. After working over JUDGE WILL CALL THE board of edm allon of tblx city. lor its .variety and tlw high miahty the group an long as time permitted. Tin.- Mat*' provides that fur elite* Company Meet Approval i Players Enthusiastically program that testers the competitive JURY WHEN NECESSARY nhd _ village* tin n- shall be approof the tnilMe to be played. Jsevi ri) Doris Gillespie of the Lakeview * 5I’.lrU - not “ 1'nrmful members of the Grund,Rapids SytiA of Examining Boards school and Robert Clark cf ,t"' fli.Uo in nnnnnntinn Will. «ko PrlUtl'd Oile-tl'lltll lit 11 tlllll,Mill tlla’. _ Praised ri aisea bv oy Critics vrincs (h< tj)flU way lnRcoutln[( couWbllt notforalln rffi-d the Cloverdale school. Were awarded the Suita in Connection With the B ul u )nlll Ajll^ b ,ipp»edtotiw! The IM'OpJe of this citv half lll- phony orchestra, who have given SIX HUNDRED WOMEN EN­ i I/Miding dramatic critics of the. to make an appeal to every [>arent • honor of representing Hurry County Nashville Bank Receivership upw.it <>r tiw- rfinvi-rMty. the Stair ways find conndenci; in .the Halting'; cheerfully of their time and skill in ROLLED IN NUTRI at 4-H Club Week ns aiir Health Agricultural- Collt Re and the Mate’s Building and Loan As.Mejation‘umt rehearsing with the local group, will wiocUd by the HastiniU Chic PUyC"h»«y exceedingly forTION CLASSES Form Large Part of Panel iiunnal collect 7...rcpresenlnlivej. ' '*n. ’ in its management. It is line to hast* rrs for their’flrs’. major production tjinnte in having nt the head of the — - ----Circuit court wilt- cunvria- next .'jup^" where then-'‘V.7io“ viniiw. their favoiabk- judgment fully con- ented niu.Jrlaiis hav been of gti-at Hie epunty tumor delegates in the L-r- was a significant event in the Scout mmemcnf »uch a fine type of Clothing Club work ns announced MOtUtay. ,. - — .— B It .. is not planned to call u total of 14 2 mills to ta- affitro- tirmed by the Federal Home Dull project for coming : history ..1 the drama Hard-bitten * man « Shafer. real ------------------------— .iH-Hori uir iiram.iiiiuu-uiiivii ’ ----— . --------_ He I* a — rby Miss Sylvia Wlxaon. Av/t. Slate the Juty before the following Mon- printed, and h» townships Bank system, with which the lieu) YEAR TO BE SELECTED -i“ u ''•'“V”“ nnr *•’,•“* Mr. Bifcrno iiimwlf has been tinClub Lender. XI S c . who Judged <!.•" It I - a ple-iUUre to not., that ' Building and l»an Association is ' the exhibit, are us follows: In First there " ' '* are only four. criminal cu.m-j or Hastings i.-i n unit by itself, and now affiliated. The Federal Home tiring in lib efforts and deserves the _ — I 11,... U, i„'»«««, ><•»<«■« elbow, M __{. n„. u, .r M qo. r«v. Year Work. Helen Rm-hot. Carol IlM' .I for”the May term. Tia- calen­ -i' Hu-tini", township Ims the 140 Loan bank, both in its or<-anU-itioii hearty thanks of the people of this •_ wr.- Mane muric uyv ,>,. S. i . n; I. r. a< ,h-lu«<l el Ibjy Sri.u, wwk cit-.' and county, as he is M’rvim- Dr Dye of M. C. ■ Miller. Charlotte Wilcox, Marvel dar 1* as follows: • ’ r milk to apply. at Indianapolis- with which the local Scheduled —2» " •'£ ““ ' • • • us Speaker ~ • "" .i—nbuie ihi. «..•p'niul pu. Jean Hunt. Marie Dr.Mott-and Mary -4'rhulnal CauM-t. m.ih- I.,-* provides that not Associatkir. is atliliated. and the without remuneration of any sor'. f * 1 l<ovu.'b~Mi Broun ti-rn । ** *•'" ” ° every minute. It is announced that proceeds Allerrting. In Second Year Work/ Peopli- vs. Jam'-ss Hutiunoml, ru|>e. j,....; than three-mlib of the 14.2 Federal Loan Bank at Washington.' Exhibits Arc Planned LT1’/r t<x-thr New Vork W.«!d -id W" ‘^uld all rrcognlre the fact • Claudine Gross. Doris Chamberlain. for arraignment. . shah be applied as tt tax to support -----r,— both pass upon the sounde.ss of any .from the concert win go to sup:»rt . n’xn<- ECO-1 Of it: Touched with a—mrei —.—---------— —rxDorothy Jones. Gliidys.„Van Patten, . People^ v.< Jalni Brock. Ieari»u4 ’the Counts r.ov.rnmcnt " *leaves ..... . Building and Loan Association some worthy local project. Tickets The Barry County ------- --------- ... It Fm-'sunnllwi fnr’ -a wliich'7imli«'7for ’mniia'mn~Thiv arc arv on 011 suli-at laI*' at “ u drug dnlf? stores. stor*s SpeSI*- nonilat naniics Group, that liavc liav.- been traordlnary traordinary tmaginatiem. ImaginaUdn. Among such *'P a° Scout ‘ "" executive “ ' “as* Mr. ’ Shaf~ all Among .Enid Chre.K-nutn. Kathryn Conklin, the «.,.w «.' ..<• ' JM '* ., " the amount to ly tr up to the town —---------wtlf notr’,acwp' u; an affiliate unyiml rcs'rv<“10n-'! Ior CJubY I'xlgfs. Mudymg Nutrition through the pa>t th<- most interesting and moving f-rxcxcept for the help of the W.'K. Helen Smith and Duelin Wilcox, aan > d at test trial. townslilp. entirely up to the town will not accep. .. Kellottg Foundation, which pay* o-u—j v ... ... .. Pi-ople ya. Ed. Obeli, bastardy, for b<ard and tlie Cour.'v Taxand Joan a- -.rnl'on wh.ra- ur Partlr' ,hat d'-sire blocs.uf M-.it-;,winter will m.tt ut the Hx-tmi.'!. things which have happened hi the County Six. Tax- ComCom- buildfrtg building wnm- wr wxnr pnwrm. I nearly '««>-third* of the ~ entire-«fSIS and •E.,loan ‘ynwrd ‘SSr.X’. •™.ti .'»• l”1™1 «'*«!£ t*.; “..Mier ■? » Arhsah, Buck. Kuthi-riin- Jfor-• ini&iion; and for each heheol di-.- 'financial - - • setup mu! w)h>m- Invest­ Oabom writing wriuni In in the old at \BairjPs 23. !o. for the County Count-.-Achievement.Day Achievement. Day.; E W. Osborn " ton, Frances Iloflinun. In Fourth People v. Forrest Willets, larceny trict it leaves the matter up to the ments and methods are not fully‘ Thomas Baird. ’ clothing store. — Various: Evening World describe- tlw drama C-Minty Agent tJ-'vj— .m — and Year Work. Loh Tnsc, Marlon Nn-l. from a dwelling house, for sentence. -chool board and the County Tax. approved by these f»o boards. Achievement Day Day committed committees are A unique play full of tense mo- *£> U £•*«* ■ Few-fxopie reattee tiw amount of Achievement (Continued on |Mge three) Commlsrion. No provision hit* to lx‘ work that Jias been going forward in w ' ■ z ------------«•• working t^eth. i pUnnin .. full dav mem. wra-n the playhou.-- re<M The Commercial jnvMtment Trust tnude tor tiw city of Hastings and i 1n<VanapojL-. through its ExCctilivi-; also With the Hasting#-Sym- rd entcrlahimg and educatiohal feu-! under a breathless hash U, is th- ,“d'L,hf PouIld.*lk?? vs. S\ru Pu'rc*, kue'umpsit. 1 the incorporated vtltaara of the!। Vice-President. F. B McKlbbin. connection ■ ~ I n-al news of the dramatic stjison.'' Elida Show v« Burdett Uchty. el county for their municipal expenses, wrote the local'Association a letter, phony orchestra and officers ot the tores. (Cdhtlhued Members ...... from the ' John Corbtn ..... various ______ _ group__________ _____ _ __ —of, the New York ____. ._______ on page two) al. assumpsit. ' . as ;li«— are provided *>r In the city recently, which contained tin* fol­ organization' stalo that there haaro ".,..„.re renrni-rinm rerErm-sl Vermeulen vs. Phoebe or village charters. The huprume lowing paragraphs, which will inter- been a splendid faithfulne.-.;, shown will gather at ten o'clock at which Time* says: Something rather ex. Mlinker, trespass on the cane. <-ourt\)ia.-. held that the 15 thill ‘>-.-.1 all friends ot the local building by members ol the group in attend- time a short business .seasion will th- traordlnary hajvpened last night A LU. rtUtnAI I UN Ur rehearsals. Many ot the mu- held The officers for next year will play based upon a moot unusual Ul/nMCKI’Q PI IIQC WAV 1G . Mary Evart, vi. John Brock, tres­ Umitaiion iltH-s not apply to cities;•and loan ii'.'oclation. Wo quote; ing WOMEN'S CLUBS MAT MAY 19 . iclrins live outride of Hasting;:, and be elected, thi* year'a project will be subject caught the attention of a VVUIVlulii o ILUDo )□ pass on the ca.vc. and viltage.s where t|i>- ciiarters fix ;• We feel that yop may roaMinably drive considerable C. .. parted ujx>n by Mlm. Roberta Her- New York audience, enlisted dblmin-s tach n ‘ C Clark Robinson V". Cary) Pul- the amount to lx- levied for sup)»rt-1i fake prule in this affiliation, because drive considerable -.•■he.v. Nutrition Sjieclalht. M 9 c. sympathy, amused it and ended by । uiitncnng la at Nashville— to do their -• share. WEST BOUND FLYER DE­ (Continued on page 7. part two) I' there arc. certain standards «ei fur' week Officer* of the orchestra A arc : Tin? group will decide what project '.'tirrliig it to very considerable District President Is to Flavin Robinson v.. Cary! Fuller, ; inemlM.-t.-hlp in the Federal Home1 I Direnro F. Mnui. president:! Roy RAILED NEAR MICHI­ . is to be taken next .year tor study, depths rff human pity and mortal ni M j • trespa.'w on lh»- case • I Loan Bank System, and your flnun-1 | Ulvt mn,n Address ‘ j Chandler, vicc-prertdent: L I- o r a• After tlie business wrtpn. Mi- terror. ' GAN AVENUE Geodyi-.tr Bros. Hitwr Co va. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. 1 ctal statements and the plans unm under! numrn ne piaiu r> McreUry.tn.ttSUr„r. Hershi’V will talk cm “Just Folk.The Manhattan Review comments! Hie Barry- County Federation of Mgrgurct Anspaugh. su.-utnpsit. ACCEPT INVITATION wInch your a. ‘rL:*::,: 7hrdvnltt: bbrariun: A. A. Bifcrnnof Hcre.and There.- Before coming to a* foitows: 'The climax of the first; Women* Club* will be held at Nash­ I Fret! Darby, tuiaigner vs Mortimer —. jits' business have passed the .strut-j CAUSE OF ACCIDENT ' ■ Grand Rapid*, conductor: Joe Mix.- Michigan State College as nutrition act of this extraordinary play pro-iville at thy Evangelical church on \C Nichols, appeal from circuit court. To Be Oirests ot Honor at the first assistant conductor; Wesley Lo-• *pec:alW Miss Hershey was a Red vide* the .<xjrt of thrill that comes no Friday. May 19, with the following „ ei al Heine Iz»n Bunk Board at NOT YET DETERMINED commissioner's court. 1 Cross and Welfare worker in the olteper than once in a theatrical । program: Presbyterian Church Sun- Washington as well a- im- examm-. 1 gan, second assistant conductor. Carolinas and wall have some very season." j 9:30 A. M—Registration. Wolverine Font Product*' Go. vs dnv, May 21, 10:30 A. M. 'lnK und k'aal dtvisons of thi-, bank TU(- ..r,nVAi cAim v»» Fortunately None of the Pas- Willluni , interestmgwthlnss to say regarding! Alexander Wolcott writing In the 10:00 A. M.—Call lo Order. uay.rMy.i, rv.auA.ra. It b crtalii that th« bulldink and Int ROYAL FAMILY IJoughiur. tresjia.w on the ' people in this .-wc'ion Mis* Hcrsliey Neu York Herald says: "The nicked. Devotional*—Mr> Fred Wolilng. The membrrof Ha rings Com-; I<KUt ll A tocl nU(> n .s of tlxcountry . TfirCTUCD AT I ACT sengers or Trainmen Were ■ T i. a very enjoyable speaker. and hik-rtalncd little critical yard-! Welcome-Mrs Wm. Vance. NtuhJohn Nlesz vx.- Louis E. Barixil. jnandery No. 58. Knights Templar have-greatly enhanced their proluutlntn Al LAol Seriously Hurl tContlnued on page threei I (Continued on page three) iVille. of -Michimui Will attend the I’rcsby- lion, by gaining the eotablishmcnt, ----------Response—Mrs. O. Knowles, Free­ Du- wehtb.>uiid pnsA^Kr train. Elmer F Watrous Mr*. Edgar terinn church fot their annual As-!01 ,1h' f,''- .The Three Barrymores Take port due here nt lo 50 A ,M. was derailed' (Continued on page six) ci'n.<ton Dtiv service on Sunday. May <>• S Doyenunent, | Flag Salute. Leading Parts in “Ras, .Sunday near the Michigan Avenue . 21 The Hir Knlghte will have a.rc- Uu“ ,h5,oU8‘‘ !hr''f •‘^bittons a: Reading of Minute* c:<>jaI>ix at a little after eleven DECORATION DAY putin and the Empress" o'clock. The engine held m part to UCUcDCAkCD AMMHIIkirCD M-xved section of the auditorium n a '<’n“ ’ie. borne financing servtee । Report of District Federal InnOne of the outetanding pliotothe track, the rest of the train exSrtAKtK ANNUUNLcD and it is rxjx-cted that Uxk wives c:,‘n br--*. **' obtained in thousands Mrs. Floyd Everhart. County Vifeund families will ntt.-nd ' 1,1 communities. It b Ux-ir record of dramas of the year brings tlie fam- i i President, Hasting*. ccpt the dining cur being derailed , An interesting musical program wnuervausm and succ. s-. as well as , 1 ous Barrymore family—the “Royal j The tender rested on Ils •.ide a few Attorney William H. Wise of Special Murtc—Nashville. has been arranged// The J” ■las uvrii uiiuiikcu jue soloist eotuui will; wnr ----- . ------ Familv of st.iue and rilversart-en_ , ■ j Appointment of Committees. rods West of the old roller mill,' Lansing to Give Address be Mi Ruv Corum mid iiic pariur. *; , preEen’. _epre±while three steel cliches nnd the In order io meet the reductions in taxes and in other receipt* for the Report* of Clubs. Ttev. John Kltching. D. D. will »»«. that ha* brought them thb play. “Rasputin and the Empress. —Program Next'Week baggage car stood at an angle of1 year 1933-34. the Hastings Board of Education has found it necessary to Revision of By-Utwa—Mrs. C D. _ j featuring Ethel. John and Lionel' reduce salaries of teachers nnd employees 35 2 per cent fsbrn salaries of Bauer, chairman. about thirty defaces. It was a sorry , Tho Decoration Day committee preach u special sermoh for thb oc- j recognition­ • _ _____LLL—— _ i Barrymore will be shown at the. 1931-32, this being the lasj year that salaries were paid at the same rate, 12.00—Dinner. talking sight and. but for the fact I announces wiat William IL Wii-e. a carton. The public is. cordially Invited to ' ------------- ------Strand Theater here Sunday and throughout the year. that the coaches yere all of steel, prominent attorney In Lansing, has 1 00—Coll to Order. . Monday. May 21 and 22. It is one of' The Board at a special meeting held last week decided to ask the Coun-1 Sixcial Music—Nashville, it would have been a serioti* acci­ । lieen secured as s|H-akcr for that r."™1A > the big events of the movie year ty Tax Commission to allocate at least 9.4 mills to this school district this Report of child Free Bed Fund— dent Hud it, luipjrixxl a few rods •and the high quality of tlw cast. year. Tills will give. <m the present valuation. 845.485 90. -Beside* this, Mrs. Marian Goodyear. farther cast the train Would have ■ enin and is highly recommended u.i -NOTICE. Jalpnc. Insures a play of exccpUon*L SI5.829 00 will «... have ,to v la- raised .... ----- This will ...._____ — - of (Xytservailbn ___ ____ Chairman plunged into llx- river which is now *<i public speaker. The time and'place for debt service. add to_ the .^-r Report . interest. In the play Lionel Is cast ratc 3.269 mills, making a total tux rate for school and debt purposes of-—Mrs. Mohler. unu-nually high for this Martin of ■for holding the exercises and other A nutting m .. of the School Officers ---------------------------------------------------— the year. Fortunately no one was arrangein.-nta will be mmmuicml and Taxpayers league Uill Ik- held; vvU.,„.,„ infamous iuuhk monk;, ix669 mills. ' • I Report of Speakers' Bureau—Mrs. ... , , n,: as Rasputin, .tiw nc nuniinnw ix-vi _____ vv.s k i: -he court nriin iinsiititr-: s-itur.' wrer'etui. In the great crim orl who iCvavessuch u--I baneful spell over re^. -------— ----j stataid and other receipts for next year luive to be estimated so much C. D. Bauer. . ^ertotudy hrtrt. Tlwre were abput a ____ ... .... ____ ____ ___ ■ " ............. ........... .... ........ aute din nuu oimt nuipis luim-.M ji.u uure w uc — **Xt *”k • rm,n-H?**?*^ 8'‘tur- the world war tlxllt£s,‘a iro, el', ]ower that 1 u' young *0U,‘K men ,n‘'n of the the roja royali Umilv family ol of Uifesia. Ethel a further n duction is not------possible • --------- of-^axes '*----- --------‘*-'e. FFrom.the table Report of Mar-.- E. Thompaon dozen passengers on the train. None . On Bunday. May 28. at den A. M. day.' May '-’(>. nt 1.30 PIc.xm- come; J',11'rl“ Fund—Mrs. Carweth, District Chair I the organization.-, of ,*S BarD-«n°re plays the part ot czarina,. bdow it will be seen what this estimated reduction b:— (Continued on page three) ine jjatriollc pninouc-orranuRUKW ut the me mid biiu bring unug your your neighbors. ncignuora. Honnon ,। wtu, „ .............................. Ir.tv Will fttrand the Wrntna rhun-h chax. Parker and nthrr t . , wlr ^TVlCCS to our country with a over whom Rasputin exercised an I RI CF I1TSman. city will attend the Baptist church Cha* Parker and other speakers °Jer wh"m Ka5l>ul'n ’■««ised an] Report of Nominating Committee in a body, and Rev. B- J. Adcoek is wilt be there. Many important is3 m0St h>pno'lic ln,lu<'ncr- •»<*«» DELINQUENT CITY TAX Estimated Reduction , to deliver the Memorial Day ad- sues will b" discussed. 8 h “ <aut as Prince Chegodleff who fiIlcc'd in receipts ‘ * WAS ONLY 11 PER CENT .w! ''Addreat.—Mrs. Ci. E. Foote. Dis­ Win Strausbaugh Scc.-Trews. fkc -Treas andthr nallymad ends the cU-wtructive (U-rtructive career of of ,। dress. । Win. *™S,an ............................... . . the nMly cn<Ls wm Strausbaugh. Birausoaugn. txc reeas. ,Sservice, ,sanH. 5p|rU ofr loy monk 1933-34 1931-32 1931-32 trict President. I 3335.51 .1 3.535.51 Balance from- previous year. Citv Tre#«nror Mr« Nnllin ---------- 1------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ i-------- ally an<1 Patriotism is m greatly ---------------------------------| Music—Nashville . 22.620 60 9,770.80 Glty treasurer, Mrs. Nellie r J I7,’v^4- 17/needed today for the g.xxl of our TO the CITIZENS QF HASPrimary Money Playette—Coats Grove Women's . 870.00 850.00 20.00 Agricultural Aid Smith Settled With CounIVlCiyOl laCOHUTCl Ijliys V IVSl r IOW~ !«'n United stated in its peace tunc TINGS AND BARRY COUNTY'. 1 Club. . 3,000 00 2,000.00 1.000.00 County Normal • State' tv Trnaotirnr Mnnrlnv ■ ■» i ta T'. i difficulties. ' Rejicated complaint* have come to Introduction of Officers. 934 38 * 500 00 434 38 County Normal 'County' .. ty ire usurer monaay Pot)bv iJtlV Slllc Therefore.I.Chark-*H.Lconard.mea*mayor.uLsotomhermemlxra I Adjournment. 8.750 00 4.871.76 ! 13.621.76 Tuition—Country districts . City Treasurer Nellie Smith made vf III 1 Ylllllllll X Mayor of the city <>f ites'ing-. urge Of the city council, that six-eding. । Mr*. Gordon Edmonds will direct . 82.895.84 60,51038 22385 56 Taxes ------ .■....... . --------her Mtticnx-nt with the county, was Vfry encouraging and. us to serve and sacrifice for our “11 c,tu*‘vs to recall the *j>irit of aUcr reckle*-. and careless driving, the group singing, and other musi­ Miscellaneous lr7*^/°n “ond*y ul«-*sing to the women of the Ameri- country now with tlx-rame patriotic there gahant dead and renew the cn city alrwto by aome autonobilirt* cal-numbers furnished by the enreturned from Ute second and third £ *• *«*£•*" « ,spim thal thme .nien served and <* ‘heir high patriotic en- have greatly incrcared. thereby entcrtaintng club .include the follow1128 05857 *85,460 28 *42.598.29 wards a* delinquent tax from the ™n tegion Auxiliary to nave Mayor riled nmong Uie poppie., m France in <,cav‘>rr' *’>’ ‘h« purchasing and dangering life and property. Some December levy *74113 51 and from Charles H. Leonard open the an- igt7 and 1918* i wearing of the Aqierican Legion and drivers seem to fee) that our streets i Plano Trio—Mr*. Charles Rett*. EXPENDITURES. the July city tax *596 06, a total de- ;nual "Poppy Day ' sale by purchaa- j The u g syn)bol cf n-mem- American LeglmP-Auxiltery nu inor- nre made for racing. Some show a ' Mrs, Robert Smith. Mrs Carl Lente. Reduction llnquent from the regular iuaem-,ing the first|jx>ppy. paying therefor trance for the World War dead hrt P°PP>’ «» Saturday, May 27. and reckier* dbregard o! the righto of ! VftfUn Solo—Joseph Mix. ' from mont of *8.409 57. There was re- (hr sum of 81 00. In another column • Poppies glowing on every coat on To that purpose, I do hereby pro-iO(hcr automobilisto and of pedesVocal Trio—Mrs, Hain Sackett, 1933-34 1931 10 1933 1931-32 turned as delinquent in the first and will be found the Pojipy Day Proc-, Poppy Day will show that we still'tJa,,n Saturday. May 27. as Poppy, trians. SUU others are very careless. : Mr* Chester Smith. Mrs. C. E. MaPersonal. Service— .?’ar , ;,or ..the December levy lamatlon Issued by mm tlx-Mayor, u.->< dertgremember ana and nonor honor .the Tivey do not observe tlie stop signa k- ivincHiDcr -uie supreme Da>' ,n the CK>' ol Hastings. 448 030 84 831.274 99 Teachers' Salaries ...-8 79,305.73 S6.7a7.43 and for the^July the Julv tax uno n~».. sacrifice -—.<«— our-------Charles H. Leonard. Mayor.- (and .pay no attention to traffic 86.7a7.43 1930 --1n nating Saturday. May 27. as Poppy warj deoil .made for ' Accordion Solo — Miss Beatrice ,5365.44 3.11639 Other Salaries -- 8,481.79 <" ‘h13 Ot *?’693?3L.1.he “i* Duy Ik' *urv to n,ul “■ America. A country which remem‘ .- lights. • Operation. other than personal service— levtca in me second and third warns, p<>ppier. of doubtful origin may be I bers deeds such as their s cannot METHODIST TAMILY NIGHT.I;] These violations miut must cease? By By Vocat<8o*t>~Mr*' F- °- Puli*. Instructional Supplies. (Paper, • ’ih ’Wn ’-’Nivi f ~i. ti -\t p’flT dhtcllon of the city council, as well last Dt-rt-mbt-r wiu 159.641.87 mid for offered <m the streets here Saturday, be indifferent to present calls for: tor 748, 1 T7 -th II abaction of the city council, as well *■ 3.090:00 books, etc ' - - ’-M- the Pumllv $!»,„«*..? aneht nt the Metho. jI give ^.,y~flLX;'M92SL2’r »7I>.- •May for patriotic'service.' As long os iw the Hie Lu, TT.of ”’. 77' 1“>’ 27. by ojr individuals “““juoums working wuramg lorpatnmic service. A* •’< .Lintnt ' a's • 0,1 ,ny o*n “‘■ ’count. give this' Ulis’ SLUM SUPPER AND Co-ordinate Activities (Nurse's nm Ii7. rno iXwmhftr lav . L. vImI In — u .n. —— u.. . _______ _ . . W1S7. Tl>c Orerinbrr ux kvird , In o *„ pr( , nt or by or»«nl<n,lu,w nwmory «l o„r l^fw, I* k.pl brlxhl. « hu f ch 00 J .n wnlnt. All iwomvW. driver. h.,d ..'■-J' ~—’’r-.-wh T'. —w.n,. 7’ V ... — «< . , ..W.1 m; vi rui uire..iun.n ■ niCOU/ry OI OUT Supplies' (Kr-nni---.nA . ...... .<"*1 pt.nik.il -----------™...------------ .. . . re-re ... _n.. •* .re. ...... - . । UlL, «rrk A ,«< l,«-k <up,yr hr < b PARTY AT LEGION HOME •b*' nn* ,.rt W9.rtL'‘ *’** *54-* I *'bb |M)d saleswomen. Hint anyone America can lx- confident that O",K' ' L.'V.V ' ”«««■ remizc mm we mean Dimness, i Auxiliary Agencies 'Library, U>e 5 ???* “bmild make private profit from the heroic service will come from its £115?, •l,A3*L£f rahie 1 Wc •‘“mestly Urge all drivers to obey 1.892.00 1.05050 Transportation <>t Pupils' All Ex-Service Men Invited • 172)95 71 or a total «•« of Mi 744.05 memorial popplesis contrary to the clUren. In every hour of need • brin.mv MW W lhMr U»ir n und. imuhrnches. reh... table Udle .. . . . 1r>\ui' ... 'in wiunj ... | Fixed Charges > Insurance. em ­ “•* o,‘e ,<^h2, ’ Uw eli, limit. Wear. hnpinB this It will be seen that the delinquent whole spirit of poppy Day. Th- ; The women of the American Le: to Hear Economy Bill . •863 38 629.12 ployers' liability, etc. i ----131550 °Ut .Auxiliary's poppies will be rold only gton Auxiliary, who will bring us apnu, iUdr, .ill be n»n«l IJr .^n,,, wlU be .ulllbl.nl lo end Operation of Plant 'Coal. elec­ Discussion vbi.Uoiu. We duUl .«li . tai of S150.835.i2. In other words the by unpaid volunteers. Wc hope the the poppies on Poppy Day, arc lhe mmb.-r. rrr.Ked durln. U» lhe tric light and power, water, „ ,n„ thu , delinquent tax for tlie City was 11 people of Barry county will not sup- | carrying out u very valuable work »r»r .r.d lhe ehoru. choir H , AU cx-servtce mea wlieUur mem­ 8,185.207.246 00 919.20 the IU„„,r per cent: jxjrt efforts •« — the country. With their --------bers of tlw Anwricaii Lesion or not, to commercialize ,^* tlieI»for nu-raor- hoped there mny be a Unia allendMaintenance < Repairs and up­ Besides tlie regular city taxes flemer of our war dead, but will se-iinl.ltowera they arc helping keep *,lc*r________ . _________ that ll mar be .umclenl lo cure lhe । .are invited to the slum sujiper and keep— buildings and appara­ there were some delinquent Tarmac, cure Uirir poppies from the official alive a memory' more precious than r»'n mn'tliif at AtnarU-an t — Al!XlUA*r MEETING. Trouble Howm. U Ihla liar break-, 1,870 00 <91.94 tus' curb wwl gutter nnd sewer taxes, American Legion and Auxiliary < vast material riches—the memory of Th. -rne next next meerma meeting ol oi lhe tne American Anwncan — - — ■—v------------~~ '« ■>»" T"” J 1;' “J T Capital Outlay (New furniture which are not considered in tlx; workers, who willbe cosily rccog-fmen who were willing to die that nlng. May 23 Legion Auxiliary will be on Thura- officers are Instructed to pick up tint 6.725.64 6,725.84 and apparatus* ----above. Roland M. fihivel of Grand nb»dAmerica might live in freedom and dav evening of thb week. May 18. violators We have requested the; Contingent Fund 'For enierTq America, now goingforward in happiness. With the poppy contribu- When when delegates delegates to to the the Fourth Fourth DisDU- Juatlccs to ImjxMc reasonable fines *1,601.91 1,800.00 gentles i TRAIN LEAVES EARLIER. w 1U1 it af!ecu veterans* rompeaa a great, drive against the economic tlons. they arc helping carry on for ----•— -•-------- — hut tricl cottvcnUon tft Buchanan willfnrforftrrt nrstnttenw ?>ffcn^'., bulif Vih«f 'having made a special study o A change in time on the Michl- enemies Tri-cb which have invaded the t.V the disabled veterawc Vetera** und and fatherless be cho«i> TW raivrnua u Sun ■*?>> 841302 69 1111.442 97 Total operating costa question and Ray Kaltoy gnd gan Central is reported by H- H. cwpntry. comes a message from the families. With the poppy tltey are dav Mav 21 laws ,lwre *111 ** «unef fl,U‘s and 15,820.00 Debt Service Peirce—the westbound train which men who fifteen years ago were glv-1 calling to us all to carry on for ' ’ ’ ‘ -— 1 heavy punishment and we will also, has been going al 11:04 U now ing their lives hr defense of the i America In the spirit of those heroic 7TH FRIEND SCHOOL REUNION, call upon state authorities to re-1 885.48u.28 Hl,729.17 Thia Invitation to not rort/totod changed to 10:50 city time. People couptry against an armed enemy. It men the flower commemorates, Saturday, June 10. B*.sket dinner., volte the licenses of thf law break­ •Increase. IzRionnairM but Includ— at wishing to go to Grand Rapids on comes in the form of the little red Every American who u a true Former residents.‘teachers and pu- era. . It will lie noted that of the total reduction of >41,729.17.— thU train should rememlxr the j poppy that we will all be asked to i Airferican should show his response plls invited.—Warren Williams, Sec. Sincerely yours. >34,391.34-01 80 per cent of the reduction. 1* a reduction in satarte*. ciunge in thne. [wear on Poppy Day, May 27. Il tollsjby wearing a poppy on Puppy Day. —Adv. Charles H. Leonard. Mayor. son the Cashier FOUR CRIMINAL CASES ARE LISTED COMMENDS LOCAL S DLDG. & LOAN ASSN ACHIEVEMENT DAY THURSDAY, MAY 25 " BID TRIIOBECK SUM FORENOON School Board Cuts All Salaries Over 35%, Due to Reduced Taxes and Smaller Receipts Proclamation By The Mayor �TOE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAY 1.7. 1913 PAGE TWO He began by stating that the rail- the railrowj eyrtems into three la«c SEVEN BEER LICEN­ roads are the largest single Indus- systems, ifMh one man a ibrt of crar SES ISSUED IN CITY tty in this country it is interesting over them all. buf under (he authorLOCAL NEWS to study where they are and what Ity of the government. Tlie next steps should lx- taken to help them plan proposed is government own- Special Council Meeting on Leavtnk out of consideration their ership But we tried that during stocks, there are tHXKXl.OiWOXi of the World, war. Although Mr. MeWednesday to Consider UUUUVLUUI UU clng Hl hla home on So Jefierton railroad bonds Of that huge Adcw. who was then in charge of the the Applications re TUV T mover ciMmr “IMUI11 tCOOO.OOO.OOO is r.wiv-d by railroad.. raid rate.', would nuj h«vr (Continued from page onci The Hindi school reunion will.'i meeting -of the. City lb THE LAnUbol DlHUDCi (iv.uiauce companies nnd banks: to br inerra-wd and Hint he expected A -- special ------ ------------... THIS -S2.000.000.000 more ivid -< « n- government ownership Mould reduce Council was in-ldun Wedne.Mlac Z'-'i • ’ with lb will understand that these meet at schoolhouse Saturday. June , INDUSTRY IN ■dowments for relieve-., hospital', iranxpurtutipn cosl> it was found'lung to consider the LTatitiriA.hr men and all tlie fine Uuff of the 3. An invitation lo all Interested. , COUNTRY -Adv churches and otlMT instltulicm : the that tin* was not, tlie fact The be- r ih-rn-e- to tliose who iuil upHubert Cook fat recovering from an ! 'balance are held by individual own- Aral five month, under government plied for them. -The following ap- Foundation are deeply■ interested in the boys of this county, as well a* attack of rtrrpivx-occua sore throat ers_» ’ control Ih- railroads lo-t Si.OOOOOO- plications were approved EXCESSIVE TAXATION Hceii* >u> n-s.- those of other territory in which He is til hU Wall lake cottage where 1 1 this lce> aa.i increased in Albert’Myers, beer license uuinroc nDCDATinu ,n “n ordinary ye4r the retehue tile family has gone for the summer । to mute limn taurant keeper. HAMPERS OPERATION of railroad.' of th:.-, country r'i.-.-j-. D>'' next the Foundation is doing Its benefi­ SC.OOO.OOO 000 or thill over S2.000> STOW.frOO Ticket* fur Hastings Symphony ' cent ,work. - Scouting gets the boy' v — _ , . Orchestra .vocbuw cuncervconcert- Friday. many, mi May 2B, I Clarence Crawford Tells Ro- two wo I-. paid in wage.-, to tn-. ।. ’ on ----(•( lhe tiruvity .if. . Hie riillrdull situsi: .JMI Cigar Store, for a twrr out of doors, turns his nttenflcm to are now rale at LyBurkcr... Sneinna There Thd'ro Are Are 4 4fi 000 lW04KM1 "M-®*’ u employe S3.000.' tarians 0,uuu 1X|x .ndl£l ..A'.othcr ______ . ...|,piK^—>U> He h-'’ Stated in a r« c.-:il me.-age license as specially deslgmited rncs- <hC finer things of life, enlists ht* veth A Stebbin-. and Ri-.ildrug _._Ji!A. f.-limji wllitijt-in packagii intvreal ut a time when a boy's inin original package' Admission 10c and 15c—Adv Laws Governing Railroads • ■ ■ ill*, -new cars and oihcr 1,1 >'“ngr< -.-. th it railroaiL. Arc Mill, cliunt... ■, tilt' Imm. . tart lo bc' tonsutncd on the prvftilM'-1 TO.,,, A,„.l, Otif of the m’t»l 'interesting-taiits ...........r, . rY" ' MMK MM -JI - .*«».trjjjj Carveth .V Stebbins for license a ■rutwi ..w_ befort» ,u_ .................. ....................... gtvfn tile tj-ita-.. Rtitary cjuh dub was was RtrckhoWer.'. of our railroads, and •'-,l ... n» >I..WA, or KU MU XX'r' ---------r members more thousands hold their both pa'-itigers and fn-lght (.-ver specially designated, merchants- u.,— ‘unite life, life Miannori. uhi- 30. bcuqimt. Hen­ nude b- one of its own mi.. :r .bondi. Recent investigation by tlie W'u-’ distance-. President. Rixvj- . i ll beer, in original ji.icka;- ; . not lo future Qarenec Crawford, wit., diw-uxM-d div; ' tucky\ and Pauline Shay, agt 25 ot All this is preliminary to an ac­ this city. CTaw.'f’cnio.vJvanm railroad showed tliat veil '..plan i:-tn appoint what woujd be con»unied.ort41ir premi inc railroad situation As Mr, C rity of-if* ot4&'sU'Ct la held held bj by amu’int -to a railroad dictator, __________ Jacob. Rchor tor-liccr.-*- to 11 count of the '-50l Boy Scout Bmntford was fur many years secretary. U>e irtijurtty stock ’U A number of the city teachers. by■ Untltutions lil!U authority tu M-t aride Mate, lo- brer a* a specially designated tin r- er Week." which was observed in of (he American Railroad Assocm- *•**••'> ind bv institutions, which whirl. ---a pot luck club, will ::a! laws that )iarn|x r cliu.it to sell tn original packagi '-. this etty and county laxt week Tlie Horn had active chaige of one of itsincome for their needs. In '•'< a'»‘ . . ..... ... •» I. — •u. rii.iii •*-inc iitirr— - . . ...... . . „ ... ’ r“‘ His next plan L$ to not t> be consumed on the preitv— most impmtant departments, and sddition to its uwn employee* one .«» ntr ll,,r*'e in Nashville on Thurs-’i M he ne is u m» now ine Seal ....... . .'thousand-, ......—«:>d with a dieFred Wagner. t»xr hrctuc » , a est of ut least 501 .more Barry Coun,w ’* a Miraman salesman lor tor the n>»«.......................... I h ink of the a ’ ’»•« »«'• '»'• tv people in Boy Scout work to help “■'*>' evining Ccmoany of this cltv, which brings thousand* of men employed to mine >•' or in control. u. tauratil ketfier him into contact with railroad offi-7the.coal, make the steel rails, bulk! Mr- Crawford said the. President Th«m«s Dovle. beer license (or back the movement. No one can s ty The O. E S PiiM Matrons' Aimnot- -.know if hu qturtr.r <•! year as restaurant kcej that Boy Scoilt"work cannot be at- elation went to Cliarlotte on Frtclal* he 1* in a portion to krinw thv cars and furnish the other aup- admits ----- that —- -he docs - - — forded in Barry -Counly when its day night when* they were enterfurnliiiing what , he talks about Aside from Pl><* nrcded for railroads. When I'‘*"l- win unrk. but he recognizes ■ r. m -nditlon I'lx-ople have paid more money to *ee tained by Mr*. Lyman chainlM-ri.iln that he-makes it his busine*.* to:f»icy suffer we all suffer, because K-nu-emergency aftton must U- l^ind boxing matches and u r e s 111 n g mojated by MrM J era-.' poM himself thoroughly on the rail- *** »>'•"'» “fv uth-cted when they. f»d s willing1 to try his p..u;>, it luiir matches here than »•« raised to The Medical 'Societies of Bans road situation. cannot pay the interest on bond.-., If ,lR'i Ia,l *<> v.urk then in- would ’•‘M ” •*<»»*• or tlieh dividends on .stocks, or have lI'' n,lw'r plans. 1 I 1.. >. ,tr u, . C4rrx Boy Scout Work for 18 uni! Eaton eountiea wtll’mei". m h,i ve be.n lira»n moiillw. Now^ wejin: not to nleiniv many hundreds of thou- .Mt- Crawford closed hit talk with: • h* •' v:b:c — - — •- a- — a.v ik >i finding Niulv ||1<-„n TfiurMi.iv evenme Mrsands of their employer* because OWM to hi: audltori. to stand ■ <n' D* May t«:m pf in- fault with thosr contests; -» c., , Aiorns wui oe me notu by andrupix-.-t sup. the PreUdent in his *'“■ four1. Fh- y will mH, mw on un> saying that when comparing the udics during the evinimt. tlie roads do not have ,naagh in- bv 'come rfforta busin-. ,|H' opening d;iy o, court, but wil. them with Boy Scout work.'they arc — effort* to Jo put the railroad-' railroads’ bluinci The council Friday evening AI nr.-«.iv tun. ► *■-» oun') ’solid 'U*! buri «' notitled b? th.: sheriff Jiut When not in it for a minute ch » *sound, bail--. the u u.ll $100 to the Memorial Day At .hr presell, time railway .ux-~ thclr 811.K-ar.,nce l-, expected Tlie problem of raising funds at and raikwd ’dUld mdi btm- IIIRY nFriflFQ IM CAV ' J“hn ■ Fl^'P this time to carry on Scout- work ?,conuniftre to help defray expense;. and ruHroud dividends ar.- tie- JURY DECIDES IN FAVB.. T'.ornap;-!. . Hrmv B. I(;- w;ts compllcut.d in Burn- c untv ~~ ■ OR OF PLAINTIFFS ; : ; ! —-'-ft .-............... St&SH* > »■ . owing io ini- tact mat the Barn , , . County Boy Scout orgunlxatum had ‘f&fg* 4 ‘ N U0, Publ'L Au' • the blame on the depresslrm;’ but ' Orangeville; la Mie Ihckcrfon.,«n accumulated deficit In Hurry . , ’ ter, Inirdly less important i.v t<i> much Heirs in Estate of Win. Sills- Halltm ■:< Joe Dolle. Carlton. Eml county of over *500'lhat hud been ■ A’’ to the B&nn<-r. tn, regulation of ntllrc-adt ' There are. Dunlap' Fv-uru vllle; Roy Filling-! of several yvars* standing program at the Burry County Sun­ . 10.000 laws )NUi.<ed by city, state and baugh lo Oct §1,562.50 The fiscal year with tne Kellogg <’?> Sf-1**11 c<'i"<'litum held ut Mid­ national government:, to regulate <-r. w.- .itatHl: Wm HaiMluon. As- Foundation begins with tlie first of t“-vwil'.e <in Saturday 5a.. a fin.-. n. From Insurance Co railroads Thvlr charges nr<- fixed Jt-yria; HI. Jackson. Yankee Sprlmi,*. January; neither Hie two months “U*J^ attendance m* small. Bitby a cnmmhsion. which they are Milp Lehman Pratnevilic; Seymour nor tl'.e two inuiitlui after ,!4’* Coogan. .-.t.it<- worker compelled to sujiport, and have m> Hatch, tn the. Calhoun [county cir­. Lmtneton. Rutland; U-ww Nagle. : before voice in the fixing of iheir rates cuit Vourt. to decide whether the ' Irving; Earl D. Olmstead. Castle-, tliat time arc desirable lor put;inc PHUcipai speaker on a campaign -for tile support of Tickets fur Htuling-, S late William L. SutsIf a railroad happens to earn tmirc death - - of— the --------------------------------than six.per cent on its investment. b..;igi**T tin-, city vva- arcidcnta. orJ ton; John Olnqr? Rutland: Keith ,Boy Scouting, because of their near- Orchestra concert Friday. .. —. .to pay ...... --•.■•idui Lloyd, Theodore and Otto , Reynolds. Mani*. t»r«*y; John Rob-; nets to tax time. n is. .required half of it to -i the government and ij. also required 1 Powers and Mr--. ■ MaU-1 Morc- iiL'. n. A-syrla: D S-;Suin*on Has- be desirable to.raise enough at this Veth A- Stcbbm*. and R<so. dn . «c, nephew;# nnd nieces of Suls-, !i:i.- Twp; Howard Smith. Thorn- time to pay this county's portion^Mwca AtimUxton 10c und l^c At! to sjiend Hie other half In improve- 111 Earl Strickland Johnstown:, of the expenses of Scouting for 193T> At the council ‘meeting Fixtus bough, have 'broqght suit against; apuie; menu-and betterments. m> rail­ Ci.-rx Ti Titma; h. C.i.Mlebm; Charlie Cliarllc ;: which which was was si.ooo, g 1*000.‘ also also to to "pay numv the sue nutkr manor 01 ~ny,,.r ik pay ma six night of trimming road has absolutely no chance, un­ the Loyal Piotfctiie insurance-Com-. T. • I........... ...... .. . .... . jTobias It. ti.ilt.mon', - II.if,. Harvey• Tr-i-V Trick, ........ months in advance at th.-.............. beginning within dlw city vrtis ichusvti der present laws, to accumulate ‘a TOMACH ; Barry; George Vandenbe:-;:. Hn-.- :of 10,14, 50 that the next campaign disctis.n <1. The ‘ubk-- —surplus to carry, h through such where arc ■ finding a ’ tings Twp; Cari Walts. Woodland; could be pul on'in. May <or June to the ci'.v nrojx'rty comnui times ns we have. . th.- come new relief, from add < umpu payment in nisei[George Whitteihmc. Barry. Ito? , of 1W4. and then sdurt off with atj! a r<om The next thing that hurts the lul tonsulrrat tiuirh n-sulted from, W'lnxltex-. I^.'ni-..- Cltv. 2nd and .debt* paid up t<> July 1. I»;i4 stomach ai-r.rder> Even ex­ railroad-, lx cxcewlvc taxation. Rnfi,3rd wards. Claud Y.-iter. Carl:.-.:-.. In view of the finunciul situation, next im.-iing. treme case* respond to Biwnaroads of this country pay’mord than raise Six b«- remembered. -------L——------------- ---------- "it cap be readily seen that, to ............. Sl.OOOfkK) ;t day m taxes Then* are Rex. lhe tatty anUapid pow­ Hut amount to clenr the debt and SfW miles of railroad Im Michigan. der thae^gints relief in a few Madison They- pav Sl0.80b.0Q0 in taxes, or minute* It* comfort lasts, 1............................61'» m™l,“ ;«SX fel company, takes too. Bisma-Ri-x i*. roid only They must maintain their own right wile no small job-f " night May 2., at 7 3<1 til! sotne alumni ndat Rcxaii Drug Store*. Try TIh- work began.within breakfast .accidental; ih!in condition for trafiu- while Uicir it today! loine Hehney. u unable to get ;lf principal efimtwtitorr.. .the biusM The plaintiffs are claim-! oti know ope or more of the mi­ , eighty-eight btmnt-m. and piof>;t.doti-> The council on Friday um- the public highways. Watuhbatigh had dUconneetcd, ming please call her. phone 3'341: al men and factory executive.- ns< tran/.portatIon is nc •-mble-.l at tlie I’ttrkar House for the by the government. morning meal to start lite ball roll-, Guriev > . ing nnd S"t the needed funds sttb- ■ji-niiihy dcsu'mited nicrchnin ' scribed A goal was iwt far this aurant •• .i ism.; truck* have cut into milre-ad city. Wo areSonJnd to sav it, was Carveth & Stebbins Ing* tn lutullng fn-teht <<n not only irachrd?but passed by fully Kennel.I Telephone 2131 Hastings, Mich. ’haul* They only do about fl to00 MlddfevlHr, Nashville and lhe- X ‘ 'Ms per cent of t! ’ ;fo!k- in the rural dr-trict. cam' !acn»».handKimely. A- a result of are not regulated ami • it the Boy Scout movement in Bar, 07573737 11302766 S SUCCESSFUL'c w m,«" u ROAD SITUATION S SHOE sale: MEN’S DRESS $4 CE I .OU All Sizes Sale Price Men's Genuine Calfskin OXFORDS Gopdyear Welt $0.35 Construction E CHILDREN’S Straps & Oxfords mi: highi «in .ix tinted Feldpausch s tt/Aere Better R^ftnr Foods F'rirtd* Cnt! f »ti" ‘* Where Cott Less ” Coffeet iCoffee g 19c Blend Pound Rapid*. jiort until July 1. ifl.l When tin1 de.tnUcd I" “I- Mr .l!d Burton to place it before our reader.*. •-.IU1.A •h”'4,d br undentood that tlx Kt Monday errd a Foundation pays >3 0oq. n mniy ft 000 rash and the coun so pays some other Incidental e ■nses for the purptve of Scoutit On Saturday ••yeninu •out dOl" Booster w. ■; _ ni'u.iii .... - ..»e court from St Rir i-r *fwn a reputt ofjhr flnancttl ‘ .Coughout Hv county a a. detailed rep-vt will be Hoiinc'.i chuig council compnx'd nt ardticr. “■ nuvoi di.'t church. clerk; business meet tm: itien «ncr Robert c evening Children’s Play Sandals Brow 11 or IJght ilk SALE WW Q 94c PRICE Ladies’ Dress and Everyday Styles! POLICE SHOES SALE PRICE 98c .Over 100 pnirs to choose from See Them WORK SHOES Plain Toe Style 25 Double Sole Constructed BISMA-REX 50c uiatui walsrv Thr><- Mlpg< impnaing Men’s Sport Shoes OXFORDS $1.88-$2.65 ■ Lost Alumni Addresses Take Advantage of These Footwear SAVINGS for All the Family! Sale Price Hastings Cut-Rate Shoe Store “Barry County's Busiest Shoe Store” 114 W. STATE ST. HASTINGS, MICH. • <) •I jert Caukin Eek-Rich Oleo u 8 Butter "• 24 Shultz or Freeport, Tomatoes No *98c 3-c-- asc Hart Tiny Tot Peas 45c Peanut Butter B,,.kwiL„ j... j i„, yjQ Grape Fruit 2 «=- 25c L>om Del Monte Golden Bantam ...is d,.„ 5 '.'29c wm c oeampri aid Foreman, aldermen, been in charge of the c M1DDI.I I mem on Saturday', held a meeting an<l told of the da-.'i uctiviliei, The Henry C. jboys had attended the cltf council m.’eting op Friday night .*» they knew j»methhut of tlie manner in . home and i. feeling nt which it xhtmld/be c >n:l The musical at ’ Scout officer save his and intert'stln i Thursday"evening Three r«Mntny*r.d#tl' and Daughi made and adopted b* namely. Uut they zcaun 500 .maH maple tree, i.3Sr dtspuMl plant; Hist i the mprMMib'li ' ie up and caring Pt tin tnYerwectmn of and third SUNDAY — MONDAY 3 Great Names In Pictures Ethel - John ■ Lionel Barrymore "RASPUTIN and the EMPRESS” ALSO VERY LATEST NEWS FLASHES . COMEDY — TOY PARADE ADULTS 25 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS Owing tu grral length of program our Sunday xhOsring will t. cut :>g .00. 9:30 nges • l wul juxmi be ; Our bunk Quick Arrow Soap Chips 25C Fels Naptha Soap 10 Hams B*r» For 49 c CHOICE MEATS Hatnb’rg^ft. 25 c Beef Rib Boiimg Roait Kellie, Choice Beef u- be Roasts - "• 8c Fork Shoulder ' u 12c Roasts ft ioc appro Mr.. .Soph Jackson this h wedding of a Marione Chase Churches or da' incoid'ng ndtni then bu to an officer o । Chicago m*n were iiltuig talked flfl 5 lany beautiful floaers and plani err. in evidence Tim'Monday evening will occur touts and ;l.«w and two drivers. ini'luditig < n.- min. We hope to my the place filled girl, were put «»n probation tor one Wc ha'..; a fine ontant-aiton hen J month for parking wrung. and xhm; are with ktnciiiess’ and courtesy '-hewn h C D Ma'-tc cu wife and niwe. of Scouts, who to-tk their duiic Grand were Bunday visitor*, icrlotuly and a,'ipip-d them ... s conacwntloualy to their links I ' We hear that our former tourwtn wldch they were kindly a,-.*; ted I man. Ed A Joluuon. of UrandRapand Mr. icheerfully made explanatlt-to of time, has po.ved mi He was very id IP.1-1 help to lhe. boy* The tkouts in well known lure in - this county.(turn instructed their eletk 10 write [where he lived for many vears Tne1 a-e the the city officials a letter, of appprc-nannly have the sympathy ol their i picnic Thuri-j elation for their Helpful co-opcra-1 many friend*. •!!■>« , I Mrs Norns, an aged rcjdcWnt 0: IMPORTANT NOTICE Mr .mo M-> Howard Houghton o: ‘ There i» nd doubt of the value of । Yankee. Springs Twp-. passed or, u: -t-! tolL. hr.t ;.".ieh an undertakine when one wiMonB»v a M She was an wlv ■i:.men! .it Eecond Mr and Mr: Howard Houghton'ridera Ute knowledge the brs <x>-IiHonur of thu Tup and had many. , Monday. May * at ~7 45 P and Mr. anti Mrs Guy smith were ‘rained of civic affairs m general MtoitnencU. who extend to the funily M. AdmUsion. 5 cent*. ।Grand Rapkb muon Tuesday. |of the law* governing ’.he city. [their sympathy in Uua sad hour, f TUESPAY John Gilbert In "Fast. Workers” “Hollywood on Parade” and “The Grocery Boy" TEN CENTS TO EVERYBODY WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY ' Alexander Kirkland and Dorothy Jordan "Bondage” Comedy—"Africa Speaks English” Latest News Flashes . ADULTS 15 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS FRIDAY — SATURDAY Hoot Gibson in "Local Bad Man” Comedy—"Easy on the Eyes”—10c to Everybody �TWF HU,TINGS B INNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY 17, 1933 Sporling Items HASTINGS WINS LEAGUE s, TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP ACHIEVEMENT DAY THWY.M ^bVsZ^er 'Continued from' page Mei s which we carry to the Ihra’e u. are «.f pitifully little • tin PAGI ARE ANNOUNCED niKK SUNDIY fOBENOON roofitinnirt avenue . block Continued from page. one> a[led Michigan tJw aIMi wm pgriij, tip... „ . , ————,ped-over cant. A large force wm al M tnem nor of Hie trainmen were -A-)rk Monday and vxiu hud liw hurt except n ftw bndiM Judging roadbed fixed, the tie. laid and ‘I1?, !“ . wh*cn . c'erjthlng in shape fur traffic Mon­ tracKs were torn the train mint have day afternoon. ‘ I been going at a good clip. . Tin- cause of tiw- accident had not been driermlned at tiw time thia b IwritU-n E-iu1... r tin-.-.i Team Presented With Beau­ tiful Trophy at Lansing Meet Saturday Saturday at lauuiny. Hastings de- Orangeville. Ray Durkee and famUy- ofWrg Hope. Mr. and Un. Charley Beck of Gak"»bure mid Wal­ ter W-.il.vm and family of Pair lake. ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blanchard und two daughters ol KM.imaz.TO apent to Grand Rapid* in nutolnolHh-. The rustbound train., reaching-thu to the repair shops at Jackson. Se era! thousand people .viewed t •aTecif. driving ht-je from comdd< i flange ot u wheel on lhe tenhad broken allowing it lo allde 3 DAYS! BASE BALL CoUtolcr. Join (he ,r"'‘ , Everybody °v every one’- ™ lbat loo ^ery ot ci.U, ?: ^ar-e^ Men' Cotton WORK SOCKS Athletic SHIRTS Men's Heavyweight Coarse Yarn Covert Work Pants DRESSES Exceptional Valucl Men's Fancy HOSE Ladies’ HOUSE SLIPPERS & toe pattern* I • pair Felt Leather Sole Boys’ Athletic Underwear Arcs A Real COTION CARNIVAL Value Boys’ Men’s Summerweight PLAY SUITS Cotton Ribbed Union Suits Specialized Styles for Women! 6 to 16 Ages 2 to 6 Plenty of WHITES ant! SOLID COLORS this EXTRAORDINARY Value grant,! Only GOLF HOSE “J. C. F.” WORK SHIRTS A mighty low price for *uch a urvicrabJr ahirtl Durable blue chambray, remarkably wellmade I Two button • through pocket* I. Specialized Styles for Misses! MEN'S PRE-SHRUNK Broadcloth Shirts Men’s 2 Button Shoulder Union Suits Full - cut, good • looking white*, blues, tan*, grey* and green*. A real buy I PENNEY 116-118 EAST STATE STREET—HASTINGS, MICHIGAN What glorious material^ what stunning colors and patterns-—and oh, what a thrift price! Whatever you've been wanting in a dress is here! Field flower prints, conventional prints, pastel and dark toned crepes, the new sheers — all ready for a gay season! The most becoming and exciting necklines, the trickiest sleeves—the smartest and most unusual color con* trasts! Thesfi are the style details that Fashion de­ mands—these are* the fashions that Penney's brings you at this unprecedented low price for such quality! • 116-118 EAST STATE STREET—HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, I9JJ FAOE FOUR Thp «,nrcn»us o! option acemed to lhe Hasfinus HMting* Banner manner Bu:|h>1 |hi Opinions.' <jfAk\ ZP ............................ ....... • ' anci \ j . What Others Say With becotnmtng mlldnev - <-ptnl>n v «<-u..'> ....... . • -h'tvrage herer would be extremely ■. popular at Hie prices asked for it. Ul The public voted overwhelmingly fur beer but the appetite for It Is cvick-r.tly no’ ifficirntly .uutc to ac­ rept "highway robbery ' PG —— ■ complacency. Capital News Tax Measure Pending. : EN YEARS AGO TODAY " Everything Uncertain. and Mrs Orville Coolbaurh Lan.-ing. Mich -Not until the very' Mr and Mr:- J D Flupgirlck day that U>r Michigan legUl ' *" " e * ' * decided to adjourn BUAnufi tt* >«> nttM-nt inmi.. -',r iU‘d Mrs »>n Swiktrt and on home Win the people >J S'maajr a«^«mimnied by Mr. and how they ure itoit£ Mt-- Swikert motored to Grand what Is going u> lx- Hapids where they’ att-mled mass they know 7n«v "t St Andrew's catherdal ~. । M, . r-1 l,-.... »■_. hqw Chldtwlir and Nirs Chart*-.- V tae:;..-Cta»ko win go to Aim Arbor Thtfr.- rtal that Uir Qmtcd Stat It now lias njo: U than ni“»t to quit grind and 1 Mrs Minnie Greble and-mother | ORANGEntLE. of Waldron Ollier Sundayguwt* were w Mr -na and Mrs u Garner I Mrs. Butler, left Tdesday for a vUtt; jBV Bagley and family ol the »*<«• ",74’7»^ . I’rahieuffi- t<mn hrn- spent Sun-' Katamaw*. aB*-Mr_ and Mr* Fr*d has putchased the ,llV wlth Mr atul Mra clyd<. Uviiupton and Mr ”r*' by hu deceased n cluda M HU* plarT v!1‘r11' McCullough and »*«“ brother. John e;x-ncr. in the boot; Mr Harry* Lewis -of daughter of U.U virtni’v •“ ™ K !n^VTVnd Rack-ward Glances; W H Spence Hits of Yesterday j!nu-..-t owned Flank Wcxxlmansee. who for the 1P**‘.,Cv tTn Pr“‘*fln« taw tn Vermontville, has <.Sx-m-d an office in tills city Frank M well known here mid we wvb him sueV st E. M. Blanc.mrd has acceptdi to St ill u roil st Sohns ffijims am! will leave for that city next week. During his stay In .this city Rev Blanchard has made many friends wtio.will regret ills- departure. Pi Beta Pin houv until Sunday. ' The H.clely connected with lh«Tills i- Mothers' week at the Udi- Emmanuel church will be enter­ tained Thursday. May 25. by MesI dames J 8 Chwxlyrar. SlingerUml. J Kun.*, t. Hendershott. W H. having landed Tuesday i.t Goodyear, Siltbee. McOrnber. Tim­ New York City.- Mr.- Hill: uho merman. ' Nobh-.. J’rr.d. ru i.-l. Wolf found the strenuous program nt m.d the MrMary Powers. Gertie siiliLieimj amt travel had dyi-rtaxed Si;i«erlar.d and ArU.» Mcomber l> r strength, remained to complete All iuv eoidtally Ina v. ;y beneficial comre of baths ami tIM treatments at Nanhelra,'Germany sM'a-n Join.- and' "his three win" tl|l, p|ac„ Most everybody in tht- erknmnnuy Ben Norman aprnt several dav. <ectiu to be txuy .taking can- of tro* Uu. W1U| lu, daughter, Mrt charli s' Hensen and family at a ink made by the cyclM* ttutl ..... ..... ...... । lJRin<j jupids. • Mrs Minnie Hammond u Mui Hdy Hermlnelte and family of si^.-r cm.-k Mx-nt frfun Frlduv „ ‘in... MrMn*' ‘*«r*K” nigh, until Sunday night with his called <>n Wantn Millers briber. James, -nd family of this 5umtai ’ P*-ic< . , w.n nt-xu-ixiur.h and Flo Hebeg Fike and JX-Hire-t Henry Crain are " dntiiK ----- •------work tin- rorpenjer six-lit Sunday ut Rockford. on Clifford Hammond s bulldliws^ Mr» Frank Bagley l» quite seri­ ously ill at.-this writing. . ' . 1 Frank Zimnicnnan and family storm. Dick Crown lw« -•» «t**nt from! have moved into’ the Imhamj recently illnew. moved to Marshall Mr? Charles Crawford l» nix-uduig Menu holders with sm-.ll lamp*-> the week at HaaUruta . llglmil by dry balh rir* have Is en , Saturday nlnht and Sunday guest.-, devised for dimly illuminated n-.'-j of Mi-. Nettie Broun wt-:«- her taurant- Kveft more lipht wan slu d daughter. Zola, and friend of fb - <ui menus., however, by trau-datiniS the French items into Atnrriran. :u Phllhim. returned from Mi— • county Friday inght and a few days trout lulling. , money must lx- divvrtrii from ohe of the only sources the Mate L- jjelttm; -money from--ihe-automobile weight , '.tix.’vr the federal government will no lona'er Kite aid. uimitted to the bur hut week Salisbury. Brwwjeau »ve Hie frame ol furniture buildli hat ic.aiu that ci’i« that hate Contracted Lt-umptun that this federal moi Ij! not be able supplies ©un- pprtinir.t s iwrosi Him pubbean Ti ol another manufacturing d judum-n II eujely prove 111- standing A Quotation Forced to Vacate Our Building Ha* Been*Leased—Our Stock and Fixtures Must Be Disposed of al Once OUR TIME IS SHORT Selling MUST Be FAST! Thousands of Timely Bargains Are Here Presented to You Dry Goods, Draperies, Ladies’ Coats for Spring and Fall, Dresses for Street, Sport and House, Un­ derwear, Spring and Fall Weight Lingerie, Gloves and Hosiery, UnihreHaa, Toilet Goods, Notions, Elc. ENTIRE STOCK AND FIXTURES IS OFFERED FQR QUICK SALE Buy NOW for Present or Next Winter’s Use OKING FOBWAilf). LOPPENTHIEN’S DEPARTMENT STORE TIRE PRICES Will Surely Advance Again! Get Our Exchange Prices on General and Corduroy Tires. Just A Few Extra Good Used Cars! • 1932 V-8 Deluxe Sedan 1932 V-8 Coupe 1931 Model A Deluxe Sedan *930 Studebaker Sedan Eight Cylinder Dutstor UNIVERSAL GARAGE COMPANY TELEPHONE 2121 Corner Court and €hurelr- HASTINGS, MICH. HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE “A” MILK ■ Is CLEAN, Pure Milk and State Tests Prove It! Pungent Paragraphs ' tied around her nt lv-r* home ter tn token of cl*. ^he is Iwld- Crumbs o| Wisdom .mg uu»n. FORTY YEARS' AGO TODAY ' Mis* Etta Main, for many years a ; BRIEF OBSERVATIONS; :ypo in the Banner office ha- *?,-] ; i-ptrd a |«»itlon a- a proof rt.ad.-r' rulaling and r.vdifyi ■ with tlie (.Araud Rapids Herald uml j left Monday for that city. Tnei a road cluttered uitn W presented lo the !e»ula- Banner tn common with her many; nd Lloyd Geor!;<. lure ■ friends. wish her auctjiiM in her new< field of work ’ A student at Weatherford College./' Al:on D and Frank H Smith of; ... —. - in Texas brought, a herd of r.ulX Rutland. Amort and Enic*t Sliul'r. »poslrd by talking about cows to school. selling the milk to qf Shultz started Monday to Chi-! hem -Dean Inge. ‘ pay for hh education. cago to attend ’.he World's Fair. I TJir llichlatuU Dairy i» Ihr only Dairy in thi» vrlinn Hut i» prrmitlrd by. lhe Stat* at Mich­ igan lo sell tirade "A" Milk—lhe C'L£ANE'T" Milk produced. Thin didn't Just "hap­ pen” It naturally followed our careful plan­ ning andlarge ihtr'tmrnt in the most mod­ ern rquipmenL to enable u* lo produce the Cleaned milk. We own our own carefully selected herd, every milth row being regularly inspected tor "TH" and other diseases that may be cogn-niunitatcd lo human* through UNCLEAN milk. For several years now EVERY COW IN OUR BIG HERD has hem found FREE from ecru a suspicion of disease. Our herd Is fed a sctentincaliy* "balanced ration." and housed In the mo«t sanitary surrounding*. EVERY DROP Oi MILK YOU GET FROM US (<»Mi:-i FROM OUR OWN HERD. There isn't a place in Michigan where you tan buy milk of equal QUALITY and CLEANLlNEtitt al lhe price we are selling IL Can you afford to run any chance* with lhe family milk sup­ ply? Think it otcr. THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Profl. Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �XI, Social Events and Personal Mention Maurice Pender. Whited “™ ' Pennock Hospital Guilds And 'Ladies' day at the ' Superintendent Give Reportsclub Tuesday Lloyd Pcml' i of Grand Riipjib , Mr and Mrv Earl Kermren "t • t-tir.iKM from page'ano CalHinnisi v. -rr Day gue-sta ■ f Mr. and Mr. Jack Snyder. MiXs-—. F«n Kerm-.cn o! Battle Creek spent lf0:: n <-’Hnh Paid $75 00 to char- The oJWJitir.i: nnni fees coii'ectthc day th»r<-abo sty fund andbave a balance on hand e<! were only about $100 00 less in Mr and Mrs C. W Crawford of $26 00 1832 than in 1831. and fees for Mr atwf Mrs Lloyd Endsley of near Lansing were Sunday gueaU ot Mr* Anna Endsley. MIm Bernice Henry Is home from Swim Suits Champions Wear! Opening Luncheon Was Well Attended—Plans for Bea­ son Were Completed Tuesday *was the opening Ladles' Day at the Hastings Country Club 1. nin- in .la' U 'Hi over Mother Day. /ll(f visited Mrs Jda PalmaUer frtnn Mr* AV.- R. Ctxik* utpl Ri-liard. Saturday until Tuesday Cook u, rr-m Ann Arbor on HaturMr and Mrs Clifford Dolan and clay family were Bunday guests of his MOTHER-DAUGHTER BAN­ QUET AT U. B. CHURCH Excellent Address by Mn Roy’ Showcrman- Short Play Given by Gtrls SALE of PEWTER Another shipment of GENUINE OLD ENGLISH PiAVIER — heller th.-itl ever - '.II sale .SATURDAY ONLY. May 20th. u.ouun • mi [Hendershott ; Frank McC BESSMER the JEWELER Whau-wr you want yuull find YOUR Bradle-y in our -Mock. REED’S DRUG STORE t ufiiniltb CLOTHING for MEN AND BOYS MICHIGAN Spring Clean-Up Time Is M<-r. —Let Us FHI Your Need* Your Eyes Are Asking For Help 10c BEAUTY AIDS Cold Creams — Vanishing Cream — Wave Set Hand Lotions — Nail Polish — Brilliantinc HERE IS A VALUE! r\ Bring tlih Coupon t<> Reed’s Drug Stori » When they .twitch, ache, stnart and burn. Wheti you squint and frown—these also in­ dicate ah imperfection in seeing. Or it may be headaches or almost anything. Be eye wise aud vision comfortable. Get our service for the good of yoursi lf and your ayes. BESSMER the JEWELER - “Always Something New" county hist inn ion .Mipporicd by taxpayers they would fate a 1. Bit Ups Prices are Advancing — Buy NOW at These Low Prices! SPECIAL SALE of Rock Garden Plants and Potted Perennials FRIDAY, May 19—SATURDAY, May 20 COFFEE Flour TOWN TALK privilege Mild and Mellow lb. 1OC Crackers Fancy Select* luncheon sue. E have several thousand potted' peren­ nials ana rock garden plants which wc will sell al 5c and 10c each. Delphiniums, Fox Gloves, Canterbury Bells/ Honeysuckles, Shasta Daisies, Phlox, Scdums in many varieties. . Also Petunias, Zinnias, Sjtlv Asters and ill kinds of Vegetable’Plants, W Graham* Milk and Honey 3 lb*. for 50c 17c Pound Box** Th* Healthy Food La France Powder pklBuy a Supply at Thi* Low Prica! Butter Frc»h Creamery lb. 6ic SILVER RIVER MAXWELL HOUSE 24c Vacuum Packed Vines at 10c CHICAGO BEEF Round Steaks 2 iu. 55c Porter House Or Sirloin St You Can't Go Wrong On Tbeao Cut*! and 15c Come to the Greenhouse and Select Your Plants Wilcox * Flowers „ lb. CHOICE QUALITY MEATS The Batt Cut* of Choice Chicago Barf Geraniums 10c and 20c 24c ■S' tabled at dinner on Sunday, envt-n (on Su being Uid for ten. the party being a * Rev complete surprise on Mr. paul itend-tl Guests from out pf town wrre Mr. Eatllr and Mrs. Richard O’Brtrn and two shortai ..... ... ... an instructor nt Washlnatou Unl- children of LanMng. Mr. and.Mrs. Battle i verity, o’ Ixiut*. Mo. and Mudying Hayinond Faul and Mr;.. Etta Paul tt-rs will be entertained by people ml . ;ihi> kwalitv and South Maple Grove for-his M *A degree In the Etigi- ot Woodland. ♦ ■, • ,-------------The H.niw> Ml N Maple GiWe Sliced Bacon Dtckory Brand Low Pricet on All Cold Meat a �thf page six Greatest Rupture Aid Akron Mecbano Fonn Torn-, tea hive a new exeiaiir* feature “Selective Pressure Control". Holds the niptm* wore Mcnrely and elinUiute'i nnnecosury and painful tis­ sue crashing pressure. We are Excluriye Akron Tru s Tit- ' adj uxtratal. The Prercriplion Drug Store Our Success Ba* been achieved through care­ ful bu»(nc<« management and talbfaclory dealing wltiugoUcy* holders. SEE VS FOR INSURANCE Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. L. MAUS GEORGE M. NEWTON may n. imj Myrtle Mae Bennet: vs. Fred. H. I OBITUARY. Bennett, divorce. i Anna L. White, daughter of Robert THE CHURCHES Gr ace Moulton w James Moulton, and Alice White, was born at Klip-, dtv jree ; (tone. Nottinghamshire. England, on ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ Mary E Sornhury vs. Morse Back- june ]0. 1B37. ttnd dwd at Uu. s^. TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 2$C. •. Admr.biil to loroflose mortgage dten.’ Home Hi Grand Rapids Batur, Jullu .luhncoek Jewell vs, Martin day. Muy 6 She came to America ----------------- ------------------------- -^Ai Hysteria and Panic hage done more to rauae financial di»-Ext haiiee Bank, bill to declare in ibu Her jxirents settled in <Continued from page one* turbanre in many of the invtllulium* uf tbi* Country than HMI; age n flrM lien. 'Bowru- township. Kent county. Dura G. Mead vs. Ralph Mead.-Michigan, where she remained until , *hr- u*‘* «‘<»n’ied in 1854 to Wm. rduard B I-mley. Jr , receiver, vs. Jones From that time until 1910! Building .and loan companies are protected from these Michuar. trust Co.,, bill to cornjxl she lived in Hasting;. Twx» sons truto pay -stock tuseMment. -----— — - ■ were — ix.pi -to this union. Charle.s ulanclu- r<lvh.vrd.i y*. Edwur P. Wesley an<TArthur L.. the latter! Richards, divorce dying when two years of ugv. Her' I awn nee A Potter vs. John Mar- hit band departed thu life in Sepsjmll. bin for an accounting and ulsv (ember 1M7. . • This Is the Experience of Building & Loans! .'•uhiliJn of co-partnership. Mr> Jones was converted nt the Wuid Moure vs. Catherine A age The average for safety of lh<-*e Institution* I* 98.8';. of sixteen. She united.with tile. Win -, bill to «et aside deed ! Metliodlst Episcopal church In Has' Central National Bank and Trust ting* when imp* It siw cnme Wre in 1854. Henry Gtr- Cn v« H I amont Dnun, cl al. bill und iclained her membership here, tu fofrclosc mortgage. her decease. She was a charter , Wdlu Bayne vs Mary Bayne, dl- until mernbtr os well as■ a Fnd life member Chainpayotne tbe "'oinen'i Foreign Missionary bill ,1, Ecc:itV ""d ux< al*o a life member. Detroit'» Oldftt Building and Loan Allocation the Heme Mis_nolu:y Society of, deflari* deed? i^nd eonttacl u ‘mort- of 1250 Grivwoij Street, Detroit the Hastings church. In HIHJ siie gn?r and lo set aside deeds. • Guy E. Cfbok. trustee, vs. Roy A. .was admitted to the Michigan Soldiers ’ Home oj a war widow, her j Goihorn. er al. bill to forecla-e land husband having served tor tiro years i J. L. MAUS, REPRESENTATIVE IN HASTINGS ■ N’Vm Company vs Hank C An­ contract. Helen Handy vs. Amor Handy. di« in the Civil war with Hie Michigan * diUr tre»p*u-> hi the Engineers and Mechanics us u hou-1 Ves'a Adelin Silcock vs Theodore. lilial steward. Siu- had rcslded>in the; limp Michigan Soldiers’ Home continu-! ■ Silcuck. divorce. uusly and very contentedly since en- , B. v-,. B.. tlivorce. ' that institution. It U the ।, Fmt Rudi v . Michael Ciyan. bill trring testimony ot those connected with .1-. George Fox. 01- that Hume Uiut while she lived,1 theif she gave every proof of 1 GiiriMian discipleship and was A । 11 .i W ! ■ tehiirr .: :.l. bill lo ton ■ bteasimt to all with whom site caAie । m contact. Siu- leaves to mourn , tire r- chattel mortgage. .Helen Beadle v- William E Ben- her deiKirturr «*ne -s*ti. Charles W. Jones of Kan.-.u> City. Missouri, two 1 grandson.*, three great giandchil- 1 dren. many nrpli,.ws,;m(i nieces and । a host of lot mg triends - In Hw-se days when Uie-word “de- ' । *1, church or chp.ist. coats uaovs. Gardner, el al. ioncluseiirv vouf^'ro Idom used it is re. . • freshing to know that this good , : woman’s life was truly devout; tliat Clark, fl hi. foreclosure of site loved the church of her choice!' and up to lu-r Ja-.l day ot Iler life 1 Allie A. Haiuon. on .anil her quarterage and her,' dues in tlie r.ocieti.-s oi' the church J. were always paid in advance. A pre-1, Ttiitr and Mary S. •'“lUnant feature ot her life wus . niving of her means tliat she!' ........ . .1 . . *....... H ' mieh nr.i.iit bem gcncroOs giver, to the ' church nnd to Christian raiues, and bill for un accounting. .. —.. vs. Hun she might lavish her means on*r John J. Flit and Lilly M Fltt, et al/flFT dear ones. When the Book of Ejlward 11. Finley, Jr., receiver, ’Life shall '--------by- --opened “•"* nnd“there “ Is1 reveuled almcmt u century of active :uw for her Lord and Master. .’■■nian, Edward B Firdry. Jr . receiver. FOUR CRIMINAL CASES ARE LISTER WANTS ...NeW Truss Proves Hastings banner. Wednesday. HYSTERIA and PANIC ©11£ ^cafimtai Jfinait & flnucEtnrent (fontpany PRICES „4 DOWN! WM. PLANT Car Parts For Sale! No Bldg and Loan Assn. v*. up und cal! her blessed. She was p.i.m l Ethel Gregg, bill B«nt. helpful, indulgent and kind to *••• imntgiwu. . a degree in her quiet way. Shewa.*' •- G B<n£vlt v-i. Nelli*-.311 1‘lcal home maker of the old divorc? .-chcol. Tlie world t» always poorer stat-- Bankovs Marton-*hed »uch g genuli.*'person pa.ves ik*>.t. ir.ortgase ton ciu-ure. tpmi 11.________ _ State Bank of Bellevue i Turkey, predicts a Chicago poul­ try axpertj may ix-come a year-’ Ground item oti the great American। table But. will Um> nvi-nif.e family­ ! stand for turkey ha;h that often? j i 2a Chet : 2S Oakland: 27 Whtpp : Six and a Four; 27 Fcrd Coupe; 25 Buick four; 3d Jewel; 25 £•-•.■•■<; 21 and 26 Overland; 28 Pontiac Cdujw. large quantity ot 31x4 tib.s also buying Hides the .war a Archie Tobias One block north Hasting* Natl. Bank GRANGE PROGRAMS Barnum.’ ONE can foretell the price of NEXT WINTER'S COAL — even next month’s coal prices may be higher! The SAFE WAY is to order your next winter's supply of coal and take advantage of these NEW LOW PRICES! .OBDER FOB FUBLICATIOM Smith Brothers Velte & Company raEE MpTHtibl^T CltUKCI Gdn. i* Charlt * on th? rate Il Cn r:r.»T citukctt or ciiutaT BG^r.sTtKT 11 Dealers in WOOL. GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR FEEDS. COAL, SALT. LIME AM) ETC. Telephone 2257 Hastings, Mich. Leon D nd Helena Zuuackl, a-rue Hall V3 Tlie Niuh-i'’ Bardt. trvsixm on Th>- COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO Freeport Hi ate: HASTINGS MAnKEI'S ■rdyk v- Grtna Glynn. Minnie F Hativ.n et al. v» Net., . son H Cm». «-t al bill to quiet title . fij the matter of the ixtition uf. Rodney Post, et al. bill to discharge' Will Tobiaj vp Mabel Tobias, diGlenn A Boyle vs Num.J. Boyle. Jennie w. divfln'. John C McKibbin vs. Hattie ?c Kdjnn. divorce Ida E letter, ttnorce E Heed ra. Calvin Reed. CARDS of THANKS his desk for quite gn putting a word fcur.Uin pen mu*'. tx to ouro. Mape ' , , . • ink Barnhart vi May Barnhart, tree Charles .Wilcox vs Earl and Ber­ nie V\’;lcox. cancellauon ot deed and agreement % »<•»••« 1 Bril Curtis u. Harold If Curtis. divorce The last Community meeting tor | th» year was held Friday evening a: the Wellman school. Mrs Van Wte was elected president. Mrs Mil- I drbrant secretary-treasurer for the.1 f divorce. . Hastings Bldg & Loan A*sn. vs. ** IM1J to, Congratulations William E. Mr and Mrs Paul Mary Ingram, who were trustee. February. Mrs c S. McIntyre wm CHARI FS H FONARD t;s lrtRCl.o k„,y »*« *>•«’«lin ’«uban ,.t UHAKUJ n. ILLUriAKU onrtAball ... ppod ers to keep their unllonAs in Haiiscn, Atciilson.~ . ttA . . .. z-. . , -- ------------'°* i.- so year* ruo. aim Che-ter. who gaje. ho|i«s of recovery. ■ Distinctive Funeral Service ■ repair So now it Irinka oa though the . ntxiut to resume his .study of the Peter "F. Mullemx. et al. vs. Oglu A tine Mother s Day program -----Boaton teams won't even ---------have runs ctawlca at high school. thinks Cato H Flanigan, rt ul. bill to forecloae Riven by tlie young people at 31(1 er 2505 in their stockings lud the-right idea land contract Brethren church Sunday KELVINATOR CORPORATION CALLS ADDITIONAL WORKERS BY TELEPHONE “With u», telephoning is the first method used In culliilg men buck lo work. On every application . card is a space for a telephone number," rejxirta un official of Kclvinator Corporation! “Right now wc have more people on lhe payroll, than «tl any time during the 19 years wc have been in business. Many of those rc-cmploy ed were culled to lhe job by telephone.’’ Other things being equal, applicants nr former ® employees within easy reach by tele­ phone usually are culled first when workers are needed. �Wednesday, May 17, 1933 THE HASTINGS BANNER PART TWO—Page CARLTON CENTER. i fixed four milk as the allollmcnt for submitted. m» thul the CXxnmLssiun J were apportioned a* follows for the ... [the ccamly tax Tla- townships had-all.the data before them. Where ■*,,l>}*»t nl scha'b: Fireport ■ !* nirrr were a good many out to< bb4„t ■OHM*. ‘"'Iffi&lTffilb' ’ •' Mteter , ih, wrrfc. Bund.y movn-f ‘ varied, >«n«* <>f !h«*ni a.-king but' two U»rr . ■ I-.U.. . ................ nulls and tin blglK-vi three mill* fur ing. uiMTTWtened tp a splendid C'bnmb !.■ -rb.lr.nl, ».. <! !.«ir u Uk„ Mother’es/Day sermon by Rev. variation in th- ditfennt tcluxil til*.- , mills as the requirement (or MnMX portioned for state, county, unsnjtax. ’ship and school dbtrict . it will be Mr* Jessie Shupp of Galesburg Is I. We will now give lhe tax rates ea cy for any penrai who lives in any spending several days with Mr. and■ Jaunty Tax Commission com­ (Continued front page one. i>art 1» it. piiiinunury < .tunatm on fixed for each town hijf and school *ciKX»i dutrict in Barry county lo Mrs. John Shupp tax* • based 6n lhe — as­ ar. Inter- figure -----------hl* ---------Mr. and MrfOrvIn Allrrding uf’ ing lire municipal government. p."tmrt^V*r a* *'ali ftedFua dr^ autr«, '4. >h«i .ny sessment that may be made Tliat Logan are happy over tlie arrival! The law prov.de* yiat a budge! be „ the law VortdeT All*such ertrd can figure how much hi* or would m of a oauy baby aaugmer. daughter. in Mrs asms Mina «aB-|t X»’U- city_of V. Ha*tln»»nWF'lo he AU.UtV, uilaee< jf0(l ls catjng for mother and. Pi<paied by the wlioul txxud of npf*H}s mm: be settled before June, nr.r al. Middleville, M“!<1kville every dlatrlct. the town boaid ot I On that day tlie County Tax ation. Tlie figures which we publish ot Fwjx>rl. Wvudland. arc not nnal. but will not be und .Na’Aivilic which are governed ... — j'ominlruiioh will name t^ed final belt ....... Mff H A Nichol* of Harting* ’ changed niatvrtally-in any care, and bytbetr —• ■ charter ------------------• -• provbksi* •asxo the wnd Mr , j KieM or near for tlie guidance of the County T411 .___________ amoAnt to be raised for the support ■ wcrr Mother's Day guc.tsl Commission. It Will-tie the aim ut n>u:i:y. l*r<«n tliat ^llottmcnt no ap- not at al! in most case*. of the village aiM ci.y yo-ernmenti., of tlu. p^-mers daughter. Mr and, the County Tax Conuiii* ion to Juul cun be made. Although there grant the budget n-qmrvmint•; for ^'ic n<i b!;»nk- available, becau'e of a null; for county. 4 mills: tar Z’ " Mf» Fred Hennev. and ton. . i township. 2 mill*; M-hool district* a* each -‘cIkxiI district. toan'lilp and the Ig-< '• ----------------------Some of the pupils of tlie Carl-1 foil. w« No 1 Ri ll. Vn'fk: No' 3 county, a* far m. they can with th* C<xpnu MCA ITFM^ !ron Omer school, accompanied by I Y Fr facie 7.3 mills; No 4 Fr Austin. limitation* fixed bv the law with blan . 4V1. v. n. i 1 pieir tearlier. Mr*. Watrous, went Co i rd the budget c*tfonly 14 2 or 14 1 mill' available tin jmiU nearly all tne .taxing! 7.3 mill-: *N<» 5 Assyria Center. 4 ----------------------------------- 11 — Hasting.'' H-idav afternoon and we iuvt- explained The budget for umt. Nlnewn bUrh b.,. ,u™d. by the county was estimated by tin* fl- if h ttv earliest, rotuity in the; Btier 6 9 mil!*: No 8 Fr Check­ ,4 MldJlPVlllr V M C A Blblr ‘" “S*1... . nahce committee of tin* board of ')*•■ <> complete* It* preliminary ered. 73 millM No 9 Fr Lincoln. 4 «!«!>■ «rm,p I.X ■«.». Mr "" and Ur Mr** E E JJ. Bcek rand fam-1 ' Ur supei-.L-aiis. of which Allan Hyde i- , wirll Budget.' from tne county. mills. ily visiU-d tlie former'* parents! led by Roy Bell and south uf Hasting* Sunday. chairman and wtw is a member of town ip*t-villages, and nearly, nil .... BALTIMORE—state -8 of•■Appreciation." a mill: the Tux Commu-siQii. Tlie fxurd tla* ■1 di.t'ik'ta were piomptly county 4 milk: -town-hip 2 milk; followed by a lunch of sherbet npd The death pf Miss Anna Bowler, u ’ cookies. Hie group meets Ulis week former resident of Carlton and of । '< )i«-l dbirict. 4 mill*; No. 2 Strik­ at "Camp Barry" fyr an oul-.do<ir Hasting* und sister of Janie* Bowler er 6 94 mill-,: No 3 McOmlx-r 6 50':supiicr and game* of Carltun. occurred in Columbus.l Tlie ramp committre of Barry Ohio, imllh: No. 4 llrndrn,|HAt 4 milk: during the pant week Tlie Y M. C .A surety' appratdNo. 5 Week.' 4 milk; No. 6 Durfrc County 1 wuk brought to Hu*ting.* and' tin- hard work donv last Thurs-1 body .4 milk: No 7 Fr. Barney Mills 4 ates : day by the men and boys who shov- funeral was held Monday at Uw | riled dirt for tla- new tennis court Catholic church. BARRA* TOWNSHIP S R of xeam,. ran■ w A j umm-m. . »««• 'I™ lhl' : out- mill: county 4 mills; township 3 Mr Blertek. Dr KUUr, Ukn.nl D*> •* BM-, ‘ mill*; township cofiMHitiauxI school* Kt 'w’KX?''“i-te c.r!,.... l A s unannux: : 7 2 milk. • imih w. W.i.«r cnl. Whit- • toJ' >?''">™n !",hr: Than Standard or Special Brand Tires : 4 ARLTON State 8 of n mill; u“’ I county ,4 milk; t rwn- hip 2 mill*'; »>»n. IMimld Park.:. Ih.,! IK.-eli. i *c)io.M 'district* iu> follow-.: No *1 CIW BUHU. Brn A.kwk. n,.h- a.Mr.nK t<. rut,intel. ph-M. nobly; f llokhirr i Rowers 4 mill-. N-> 2 Carlton Center Bum|> Mid Ute knd Barter Anii.ll 4.35 mill*; No 3 FT. Barnum 692 The Older Y grouii met ut cornu Mr and Mr' Iz"'Uc Daniel* and ”0A,’, r ;°“v,*‘,lh„th*; {mills; No 4 FY Fisl^OS milk; No. tar tta-lr regular i.n«*tlng the same (5 FT Welcome Comer* 6 85 milk; night, having the honor ol tlie first |fntcr!’ nu’l,H'r* Mrs- Young, of Has-, [No 7 Cheney* 2CO milk: No 9 gathering on the new camp site ,u*h . rarn_nl4,_ I week-* A’ items announced ,Mrs c»n*nter of Sebe-, 1‘IRESTONE control every elcp hi Jirr milking, rIFrcl- 1 Friend 7.7 milk; No. 10 FT Brown 4 • excellent leadership lor the *«»«• M»ch. corn.* Saturday to a*. . I! FT •Cnntx Grove 3 15 z. Bnrry . .... n-,... tlie Jay “ Car' mill.; kill.’ wilnn ..I enw Thu si.'-t In “ » care of Mrs. J,Y r' ’ 12 Rairlu 363* mill* «w. «re ,l»d u> tel I >•«,«■ I’™1"’ W.- »re .11 w «>ri v IhM l.temhii. Inr lhe te,/ rump. jV Cteptete Ute very III und or vart-liuiie-e-i. ■ Niuiivilh* village .1 of a mill; <ounr..u Mr 1 z. Hollf.irih, n«.rh uh.l '*1111 n" l“l»*. <<» "kO'rry. »In uerun equip your cur TODAY tv 4 milk: towH-jiip 2 milk School manual training teacher nt Middle" ~ !district' a* lollott* No. 1 Fr. Nash­ ville school district 7 b mill*: N° - viiir, which will make possible some *-*»* wall lake AND VICINITY, thul lire* no hifihvr tliun hlumltinl or t«p<*<*inl bruiul tin -. . jCtUfleton Center 7 08 milk; No 3 practical handicraft fun while at camp with no additional charge tar I Mr. and Mr* Clifford Kahler ac; Fr Lakeview 8 1 mill*: No. 3 Hos ­ In today — »•<■ cro*--—.rdioiiM cut from ; cumpanicd no budget, Q>mmi**ion oommwton allowed AlIMHMl teaching ..... . or material. , coniixime-a by uy Mr* sirs. E. r. D. u. Reynolds iteynoia* ;; Firestone Tire*—Hpcciul brand moil iirilcr tires anil others. 14mer. i milk; mill- No. No 4 V Wellman 5.S mills- “ No * Anyone interested In Joining a made u bualncss trip to Kalamazoo “ S»*r for yoimclr llir rxtrn I nluca we give you. 5 M.ffgan 7 68 milk: No 6 Frirhner cr‘'ul’ of ’‘I’cclul rates und udvnnt- FTiday ;2 V. milk; No 7 Martin 714 pidb: UK*’S >ur “ *J'P <“ th<* ( luiagu Fair, Several young men from Grand' Price* will aiirely uthiiurc again.. Buy today and Mice I No. ft Barrvville 8 1 mill., No 10 the Y. M c C. A secretary. Mxrytary. 'Rapid* spent lire the past week'at week at lhe the.> Rapid* silent Shores dktricl 4 mills. 1 Secretary Angel! was tlu* guest of ----------> money! Bo<*rsma cottage. lhe Martin M K HrotlWrhood la.*.t! g. d Rc*yno)d* and wife were the! the MASTERPIECE of HASTINGS TOWNSfHP-Smtc Tuesday night, at the Invitation of Klle,lA of Mrs. Jennie HoneyM-tt. of ' f! of a mill. County 4 milk; townC M. Jaquet, former A' g. TIRE CONSTRUCTION ;*hip 2 mtil>: *clti<d districts ns folM J.™>pt A group lead.r ( Kalamazoo. Saturday night and of at FTr-ejwirt und at rump Cairn* of Doster Thtiri'day. V I’JKEof highrr iiunlity— Jew . No. 3 Fisher 2 10 null : No 4 Quimby Y group held their regu­ Warren We ai<* looking for peoplerto be Gregory 301 mills; No. s ft Alton lar meeting last Saturday evening. l4<ri milk: No 7 Star 3 52-milk; No. Cameron McIntyre, leader. This’ moving in now iu soon as the. weather warms up a bit. Word from' group .will hold th» ir next meeting jPrntt Hl mill.*; No. 10 FT. Quimby ut Camp Burry un Stuart lake next Mrs, Sprague of Toledo, say* she is coming .won. . I week. K E Cairn* of Ea*d Haslings^who HOPE TOWNSHIP-State 8 of a Freeport Y group meet* at Camp has been staying with relatives here COimty 4 mill.,; -township 36 Hurry next Monday night. May 22 the past twu weeks •returned Iwrne • isJollow-*: Nn ------------- ----------------------Sunday • ■' NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. 4XJ-iii>l<- Ilnrri Eunice Barcroft and two win* of * Mrs. Ida Flory of Ha.'tingiw spent F'n*c|>wt called at Ciltlord Kahler’s Hinds 4 15 milk; •• Sunday with her daughter. Mr. and StindaJ* afternoon. Hope Center dktricl. n • tax; ’■ Mrs Lewis llerzle. and family. Mr. und Mr* Lee R<yiiom- and No 6 Shultz 4 33 milk; No. 7 Prr Mr. and Mr* Howard Bryans an- son Ruvm-ii of Cressey Spent the Brush Ridge 7.7 null*: No. 9 Ctover- the proud parents of a little. *on evening Sunday with El D. Rny’Xn': n° *»*or!‘oha*nl wimenme t’o nuke hu“iwmeU wd£h nolds. for NO ll Fr . s !hem May. 11th. He’s been named- Nearly all around here are rtow IRVING-State 8 of a mil), coun-; Donald Howard. ' attending the free movitw on the fwGOLD STANDARD 4 mills; fo«mship 2 mills. Sihoo! Mr und Mr- Vernon Karrar -sjwnt .wuth side of the livery bam ot Del- — strict* aa follows: No. 2 FT. Cobb 7 Sunday with tlieir grandmother. ton They are put on by the business ® o/Tire Values I Ml Ml • MORGAN. ...Jib; No 3 W<xxl. no budget. Com- Mrs Brook', near Lake Odessa. । men of Delton. They are very gixxl j m.-.-mn allowed 4 milk; N<» 4 Fr 1 Mr and Mr* Shirley Slocum and I Mrs. Victor Hilbert of Woodland ■Jnm-s 5J)7 mill'; Na 5 Ryan 6 milk; daughter spent Sunday with their called on Mrs. Millie Flury Sunday . No. fl Brew no budget, allowed 4; parents. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. afternoon. > milk; No. 7 Fillmore «l mill-: No aiocum of woodland Wm. Flory I Bert Palmer were. Mr. and Mrs. Cy­ Mr and Mr*. E Duxberry nf Lan­ 19 FT Prrc|M>rt 8 | mill*: No. 10 was also a dinner guert rus Shroyer and son Clayton and sing, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Clark of । Plfa-oni Hill 4 » milk; No 11 FTi Mr. and Mr*. Dayman Warner Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shroyer and two Jack-son. Mr and Mrs. Wm. Mater THE : IrvlnR village. 769 mills; No. 12 FT and mhi alio have llwd in this com-; sons of near NaxiiviUc and Mrs. Let ha I iLlttl*' Bru k 8.03 mills niunity for the past two years, are : Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Konzan and Adkln* were entertaihrd at the1 , JOHNSTOWN—Slate .8 of a mill: • moving near Buttle Creek. Dale mid Ruth of South Bend. Ind.. home nf Mr. and Mrs. James How-' .eoimtv 4 mil! -; towiuhip 2 mills; The Martin school will ckee Pri-! Mr. and Mrs Arthur Clarke and ard Mother's Day. Super Oldfield Type : school district* ax follow. No 1 day. Tlie teaclwr and pupils will four children of South Haven, Mrs. Donald Mead spent thf week end King 5 milk; No 2 FT Monrw*. ho,have iheir picnic with a pot luckl Byron Rowlnder and two children at Ravenna, lhe guest of Miss! jb'idi.i t Commission allowed 4 mill-: dinner at noon on Saturday. The nf Grand Rapids and Mr mid Mrs. Muriel Young. fir-t line tirt> inQuiilNo. 3 Fr Parker 4 milk; No 4 Fr parents of the district are Invited to Clare Williams and children and Mr. nnd Mrs. D A McClelland | Stevens 4 milk: No 5 Fr. Brlrtol attend" the last day with the teacher' Mrs. Addle Lewis, local, were Sun­ entertained their/children Mother’s $5.85 .4 9 mills; No 6 Banfleld. no budget, onrl pupil*.. Wc understand Mbs day guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Day. . i 1 I.75-I9 allowed 4 mills: No 7 Culyer 5 mills; Gillespie will teach the school again Williams Mrt. Millie Flurwgave a luncheon, 5.00-20 7.00 । No 8 FT Gregory 3 94 milk: No 9 next year. Were glad to have her. Mrs Bert Palmer was In Grand for Mrs Erma Wrlfeht Neff of Mus­ |Bii)|is. no budget.'allowed 4 milts:. back again. kegon Thursday. Rapids Thursday. MMillgH ' No II Burroughs, ho budget, allowed -------------*»'♦ •---------------Mrs. Egin Mead was entertained: Several from district attended the 4 mill. | SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. 4-H Achievement Day in Hastings at Newaygo by her daughter, Dora- j thv Mead. Sunday. MAPLE GROVE State 8 of a Last We.-k* Letter. Saturday. I mill: Muntv 4 mills; t-xvnshlp 31 Word luu been received that Roy Mr and Mrs Clair Van Syckle.' (Mr. and Mrs. Lester Raymond milk; school district «* follow.- No. | French and family ot DePcrv, Win . have »a«v been mvch entertaining the orc latter’s Mamie Webb and C H. Har-i 1 Fr. Quaiitrup 4 mill'; No 2 Maple will be here the last of this week to aunt and family from Grund Hap- j Irlr"^7na2J<’”(^<,wt^,“ol,*fX.Ptt*,| OLDFIELD TYPE Visit relative*. ■ program al the Nazarene church at, A*a »tridt nnd wife wen* in Rock­ Mayo. no budget, allowed 4 milk: Mr and Mrs Seymour J<)rdan ac­ Nashville Sunday. Mrs. Brooks and' ford Monday doing some business companied by Mr and Mrs. Harry Mrs. Schorthom were the oldest? i Dunham. no budget. allowed 4 mills' with Mrs. Cronk. Fish spent Sunday with Mr. and mothers there and Mrs. Clair Van! Syckle was the youngest mother. ।No. 5 Norton 25 milk; No 6 McKelMr*. Chase and I/*ota of Battle Mrs W C. Kraft of Charlotte. Each received a lovely tulip as a ,i ivy.— no budget, — .—.allowed Creek were 4 milk: callers No. at George Hall* $5.65 token of motherhood. 7 Fr. Brandi 6 mill'-; No 8 Beigh Sunday. \ HOPE CENTER. / . HI-I ■> Mrs. Wm. Van Syckle and Mrs. jS milk. | On Mother* Day Mr and Mrs. Chicken thieves drr again working 6.85 ! ORANGEVH.LE—State 8 of a A*a Strait will be entertained at in this locality. Will Carepnter and Catherine McAdams of Lansing on Mr. and "Mrs. Clair Van1 null; eounty 4 milk, townshfo 3 Myrlen Straits in Ntuhvllh* Chancey Townsend being the losers. called mills; school districts a.' follow* No ! -Mrs. Grace Dlllc aixt *oh. Ronald. Mr and Mrs. Anthony Williams Syckle Sunday. Million*.' Opal Webb of Battle Creek. Clay-' 1 Carter 4 mill.; Nn. 2 Fulk 4 mills; I went to Alunson for n week, to help nnd little sons and Mr. nnd Mrs. No. 3 FT Orangeville village 6 mills; । for Mrs DiUe s first grand- Russell Kay nnd little son of Kala­ ton of Barryvtllc and Arthur and! NO. 4 Blake 72 ndlk: No 5 Cun daughter, born to Mr and Mrs Al mazoo spent Sunday with their par­ Mr. and Mrs. Clair VanSyckle of place spent Mother* Day with Luke 6 mills;’ No. fl FT. Johncock Ratering of that place. ent*. Mr. nnd Mrs FTank Leonard. this SENTINEL TYPE 526 mill* Mr. and Mr*. Lihue Cox and son, Mrs. Mamie Webb SOUTH SHULTZ. PRAIRIF.VII.LF.-State .8 of a Mr. and Mrs Alva Kenyon and Alfred Horn and Mrs Mary Dewitt SOUTH THORNAPPI.E. mill; county 4 mills; township 2 5 son*. Bobble and Bennie, of .Belle­ and daughter of East Delton spent Quality. CoubI ruction and Faulkner McCrea, who has been milk; ,,,, school dutrict* as ",' .. follows: vue apc-nv spent ouiuiuu), Saturday, »iui with uwn their pui par-­ Saturday evening at Fred Ashby's attending school in Chicago, will home. • I No 2 Milo 3 1(5 nun*; No 3 Fr ents. enbi Mr Bnd Mr* * G. E Kenyon. Mr. and Mrs G. E Kcnvon. Mr. and Mjs Will Aldrich. Mr. now attend the Tfcomapple W. K. village 03 milk: No 4 | Bn(1 Mr and Mrs Ma?s and $5.10 {Prairieville . FT. Pr Smith Krill* 11 Pine Pil'd Lake. In V. no Ktlrl^.il in . ■ .. Parton ........... . 1... and Mrs Burdette Lyttle and Mr. Kellogg school in Middleville. budget, til. al-1I Mrs. Kite ofr tr Kalunuuup; 5.00-19 5.48 I.lowed Mr. and Mrs Theodore Wierlnga 4 milk; No 7 Calkins 3 88 J spent tlie afternoon with them, ' and Mrs. Chas McDermott attend­ tnlllzMr. a CSMr.rtl. Ot..1 __ . ... . .. ___ .... ____ ____ _ . ed the Mother's Day program in and two children of west of Mid­ 6.17 milk; No 8 FT North pine lake 3 Mr. and Mrs Harry1 Mlsencr spent dleville spent Mother’s Day with i mills; No. 10 FT. Cressey 4 rjplls. ; Sunday and Monthly wltii friendA*.Cloverdale Sunday. their parents, Mr and Mrs. Chas. B. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Texter und j RUTLAND-State 8 of a mill; In Kalamazoo. Johnson. son “ of• Delton -i~ s|>ent ~~r Sunday Mr*. Edith Bonneville of Battle little -T", —z ■county 4 mill*; township 2 milts; ...•I. .U..I.......... ... —--.t .... Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Allen and errnt,- Mr. ana Mr,, school dL-itricU ns follows No 1 Al- 1c,«k.’wh» lo. ta-n VUIUW ter «>«• family had a* their guasu Sunday, . vu .. ... : Gon-Qtiln-Lake 4 mills: No 2 Wilcox Ison Lester and family the past week. Cl}“ McJP5Inw“,' Mr. and Mr* Clare Ashby and lit- his brother. Joseph Allen, and fam­ : 6 92 mills; No 3 Chidester fl 26 mills; :returned home Saturday nighf. Our school will clo«‘ thii week ttaughter. who have been virtt- ily of Ravenna, the children of both COURIER TYPE {No 4 Tanner 5.M mills; No. 5 FT Joseph and Eugene, twelve in all, with picnic dinner Saturday. ,n K parente In Camp Custer. ।Otis, no budget, allowed 4 mills; No. spent some time in the afternoon at 16 Edger 5.11 milk; No. 7 FT Good­ G. E Kenyon made a business returned home Sunday. Green lake. *** will. no budget, allowed 4 milk; No trip to Nashville Saturday. Mrs James McCrea and dsughter. NORTHEAST CARLTON. Mr and Mrs. J W. Tedrow visited D A'eckley 6 fl mills. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Endsley and Mrs. John McVeigh, and daughter in Battle Creek Sunday. YANKEE SPRINGS—State 8 of a relatives -------------------------children of Potterville visited Mr. Jene. also a daughter and husband. •old a« l< mill: county 4 mills; township 2 Mr. and Mr* John Fkirgle, and NORTHWEST RUTLAND. and Mrs. A M. Decker Sunday • mills; school district* a* folkwra: No. 1.50-31 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Edger of Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. daughter. Iris Rose, and a lady 1 FT. Gates S.35 mills; No. 3 FT.. Battle Creek wen* over Sunday Henry Norton's were, Mr. and Mr*. friend and daughter of Chicago and lire* manufactured tu edl 1-73-19—. . 4.20 Yankee Springs 8 I mills; No. 4 Fr.' !guests of Mr. Lou Edger and fam- Earl Engle and family. Mr. and Wilson and Faulkner McCrea spent Robbins 4 mills; No. 5 Fr. Coman11 Uy. ] Mrs. Orvil Bruce, all of Irving. Mr. Sunday evening at the Chas. B. No’ft1pi8:nit0rhieI^rn?ili«l",No3 mw i Kenneth Richard Richard arrived arrived BaturBatur- and and Mr* Mr*. dorm John 1Belson and family Johnson home. KHnLmJuh1* mituUU’ N° 10 F^ tU>’ ‘he home of■ *' Mr. and Mrs. of Rutland. Mr.and -----------------------Mrs. John ompare NORTHEAST WOODLAND. Klingensmith 4 millsjBurr Laubaugh. Mrdhcr and baby Krusaeli and son and lady friend THORNAPPLE TOWNSHIP—■ are Just fine. Congratulation*. of Battle Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hammond of | Mrs Ern-stlne Edger. Lynn and Wiseman and, family of Hastings Hastings. Mr and Mrs. Baker and e*,UnJy 4 I “ra e™»une ewe m»u« ~~ township 2 milk; township ccnsoli- Marian Edger and Doris Hall al' ~ • <n<j Harold. Ray and Loren Norton. children of Vermontville spent Sun­ da^d school 81 mills. I tended Mother * Day exercises al Lyle Lydy of Lansing spent Sat­ day at Homer Bawdy's. Rev. and Mrs Tompson and chil­ WOODLAND—State 8 of a mill; |the Yankee Springs church Sunday, urday night and Sunday with his JEFFERSON & HASTINGS county 4 mills; township 2 mills: Our regular community meeting parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Bcdtl Lydy. dren of Vermontville called at lhe COURT Slre.li MICHIGAN consolidated school district 8 1 mills, 'will be Saturday night. May 20. This Cura Eliott ha* been caring for Sheldon home Sunday. . Mrs. Norton u moving Into the Village and city school*, - where U election of officers for tlie com­ Mr*. Qrvin Allerding and baby of ' Free port. Orlo smith Ixxue In east Woodland. i ftiiere are not consolidated schools, ing year. 16778771 All New Deposits Payable In Cash On Demand Since this bank went under the direction of a con­ servator all new deposits are withdrawable in CASH ON DEMAND, together with whatever amounts were in trust funds established under the bank holi­ day regulations. 'Firgstone prices ARE NO HIGHER But Quality is Higher and Construction is Better The Comptroller of the Currency of the United States has given this bank authority to accept deposits upon the above stqted conditions. Such deposits are not only safe, but at all times, in­ cluding any period of reorganization, will be paid y&ithout restrictions. » Under present regulations all but a few of the nor­ mal functions of,banking are being performed by this bank—commercial accounts, collections, drafts and other services are being performed as usual. nnivc You Are Invited to Call and Inter­ view Us During Any Banking Hours Hastings National Bank Hastings, Michigan NEW 4 Ttresfone New Supply Of CEDAR SHINGLES THREE GRADES Hastings Lumber & Coal Co Phone 2515 Frank Sage Tirectone Tirestone BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS Saturday—Last Chance! ARE YOU SICK? WANT TO GET WELL? is DOES YOUR STOMACH DISTRESS YOU? painful? Do you suffer from acute and chronic indigestion, dyjpepsla. catarrh of th* stom­ ach. belching, heartburn, sour stomach, headaches, nervousness, consultation or any form of stom­ ach, liver, kidney or bowel trou­ ble? Would you like to get rid ot thrw so you could eat all you want, what you want and when ,^du want to? $1 WORTH FREE! yoU - firestone C Construction, Quality, Price ANDRUS SERVICE PHONE 2240 35 DAY TREATMENT STOMACH, UVER, KIDNEYS * PRICE 61.00 of tirails or health tab­ lets. Name ............................. Street City Slate ..I............................................ The Prescription Drug Store B. A. LyBaTker Hastings, Michigan Telephone SUB FREE SHOW 5 -------- 4------- IN REAR OF �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAY >7, 1*33 BARRYVILLE. ■aa8MM8B8H39K|BGI tnitor issued, estate enrolled. I EH IM 7 arid W>. Mr. and Mr*. ChM. McCoy. Rus­ ^nrtOTunntr NFW<» . Est- Claude E W’ood. dec'd Final!Dunning's Add . City. l^UUKl nUKJjEe JJCtwr J 'account of special administratrix | Mildred Smith to Glen M. Brower sell and Junior. Mr. and Mrs. Billie —MgSEBS . nied. order allowing account enter- and wife E'.- Lot 7 and W‘i LxX 8. Cone and baby of Grand Rapids ,ed. discharge of special adtninlstra- Blk 2. Dunging's Add. City and Mr. and Mrs. Janke and two ti1x iuued. estate enrolled Alvah Pennock and wife lo Elsie children of Battle Creek spent ------------- ... .——------- --e,:. John t. Lombard, dec'd In- Pennock. 257'. Ac- Secs, 21. 20. 16 Mother’s Day at the iwme of their der allYwinc claims enteied------------- ;,ntory tiled. and 17. Barry Twp parents and grandparents, Mr pnd E*t. Elizabeth There.- # BrecheUcn. E»t. William Herrington, dec'd j Etale Pennock to- Alvah Pennock Mrs Will Hyde. dec'd Annual account uf executor* Petit ton for special administratrix and wife. 257'. Ac. Sec. 21. 20. 16 • Russell Meade. Donna McKeoWn filed filed, order appointing special ad--and 17. Barry Twp and Evelyn Day of Lansing spent, fat. Homer A Shorter, dee d. Pr- tnlnutratrix entered, bond of spe-; Charles C. Mead to Bernice Shaw, the week end with the home folks. der alkiaing claims entered. cia) iwiminlstratnx filed, letter* of! Lot 38 Phillipa Add. NaahvlHe. Mr* J. J. WlilitU occompamed Est Donald ,D Hr*». deed. First-------------------special administratrix Michael 'Cryan lo Bernard --------------------------------- ------------- —issued. —.— , — ------------------------------------- Mrs.J. McKeown to Lansing Friday filed.------------- . . . . annual account riled. Est. Ernest E. Pennock, dec'd. Jn-, Cryan and wife, .2 Ac., Sec. 23.1 and culled on l*er son Clayton, who Est. Elwood R- Slyvester. dec'd-'ventOry .filed. -Tiwrnapple Twp has been ill with measles Order .allowing claims entered £»:. Ruth Pennock. Inventory' Susan M. Wilder to Berne 8. Cook, Ken^th Wilcox attended the Est Charles P-Field, d-c'd. Or- filed. |el al. Par. Sec 19. J&uutown Twp. ] BUrfomFertlvai in Benton Harbor oer allowing claims entered. ’ Est. Clifiord C Dewey, deed. PetiRoy Doolittle and wife to Curl G.;Saturday und sjient Sunday in Kai-' Ed Clifiord C Drwev. dee d. Uon for hearing on claims filed; no-' Nlethamer win! wife. 1*>L> 3. ♦ and 6! amozoo with his funner college Waiver of notice filed, prcaif on pro- tier u> creditors issued. 1 Blk 5. "Parrott * Add . Woodland.. 'friend. . . . 'Wallington Ralph -•-•• • Mary stuu)4 deed. Proof ont Ray Doolittle, ei al.'to Cfcrl G. bate of* will filed, older admitfing Mr. and Mrs Chester Willitts and will entered, bund of executor >r filed, probatk of will filed. [ Niethamer und wife. Lota 3; 4 and 6. Raymond und Janette of Lansing letters tcstammiary issued,. order Est, Catherine Maun-r. deed. Or-1 Blk 3. Parrott's Add , Wtxxlhind. , spent Saturday night and- Sunday hmUing seUlemeiir entered. der allowing claims entered • T. 8 K Rei<l aml.-wife to D IL with tlie home frklkti. Est. Jacob Johnson, dec d. Bond Mr and Mrs Lawrence-Webb and firir < I UM DEED* p‘r u,: 0 Blk 13 K*nn,1,l i ’ ' of‘ „ UJ’T CLAIM DEEDS. ;Second Add. City. executor filed.- letter* testamentary ; baby of Lansing were Sunday guests,, .. Mr. and. .... Mrs. .L. ... Dftjr iwu«|. older ilmltuig settlement en-• Pearl -— Hlnclierjo —-Henry J; Ran-1 Su.un Wiltlei. ,o 8^ s-cook, of tcred. petition for hearing claims hull and wife. 350 Ac., al. Par. Sec. IB. Johnstown Twp. Bert Seward of. Nashville spent Yankee Tap. hied, notice to creditors issued. v..,-,- Springs -r,.„ ■ Lewi.'. J. Charles and wife 10(Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ; Mabel Bellinger el al to Carl Bow ; j EsL phebe A. Horn. <l><d DU'Frank G Evans 64 86 Ac. Sec. 34. Gillette. charge of executor Wind.-.estate man und wife. Par. Secs, 28. 39 and j Assyria Tup. I Misu's Helen WilUtts and Virenrolled. ' . , 20. jbhnstown Twp William -D. Couch and wife to glnia Day attended Hie Sunday George B M. Keller to Sam L.' Geo. L Hinchman..Admr. Est. Wd-1 School convention in MiddlevilleEst Leon W. Felder; dec'd. Te*Umony U freeholders filed, hceroe' to Keller and wife. 20 Ac. Sec. 11, IJiam H Couch, bu Ac. Sec. 32.)Saturday and gave a fine report at, Orangeville. J Irving Twp Sunday School Sunday morning. i Mddred Smith to Sam L. Keller wil|1M „, cn-lw, Abbott to lu George, Tlie Missionary Society will meet Est. Marion S. Evans, tljr'd. Or­ Bertha Richards and wife. 160 Ac.. See.. 14. Oranyt- j{ichards. 1C|IatjK 30 30 Ac.. Ac . Sec. Sec- 3. 3. Woudland Woodland ! with Mrs. Will Hyde Wednesday P. der'confirming aide cifirrGT , | Est- Sarah L Fisher, dec d. Order ville. E. B. Finley. Jr.. Receiver to Belle, M ; Horton O. Shedd and wife to: Itx. l*ar Sec 16. Caatleton Tup ; Dorothy and Ferris Lathrop spent' allowing account entered, bond of trustee filed, letters of trusteeship Frank C Brown and wife. Pur. Stc. Erven V. Troxel and wife to Belle; Sunday m Nashville with their! 28. Barry Twp. ' . takued. tlx. Par. acv Set.. 16. Castleton Twp • brother Hubert and wife. ’Est. Nettie Llwnm -- ------ , Ernest R. and *'lfe ! Miidred Norman Herbie Wilcox and: Nonnun to Martan Murtun Dick-; Dick-1 Mr. *’ and’ Mrs. *' — Julia Brower. E . Lot land W‘. Lot erson< 3- 10; 53 an(1 5s -DuUytThelma spent Sunday with Mr. and' account of special- administrator ------------ .------ — -, ... ____ filed, order allowing account cn- 8. Blk. 2 Dunning s Add HUI A.. Hubcbos Hutacbm, near Bellevue. Add.... City. Cityv Hill” plat. Johnstown JolinMown Twp Twii * ; Mrs A tered. dlscoarge ol special admlnuJolla Brower to Mildred Smith MtWrc<j Horman to W R PolThe last meeting of the. P. T. A- ' ■----- —........ " .------------------------ ih'-miu. Lots 4. 11. 57 and'58. Daisy of the Branch school «as held at i Hill " plut. Johnstown Twp. the .-.chublhousc Friday evening. A . 1 Mildred Norman to'yvank Purdy.• musical program was enjoyed after . (23 Lot* D.n-v Hill’' plat. S-<: 30. which Ice cream and cake were ......... ... .............. .... ........ ........ I j Johnstown Twp. 'served. Tlw officers for next yearj R । Mildred Norm’.uv to Frank Flint' are. a* follows: Pre* . Gerold Sk'id-j I [Lot* 15; 16. 25. 36 and 27. Daisy inure. Vice-Pte*.. Forrest-Bidelman.' j Hill" plat. Sec. 30. Johnstown Twp ind Secy.-Treas.. Ethel Wilcox. . { Mildred Norman to May Elizabeth: Several from here went to Has-. ■Bowman. I aits'21. 36. 37, 3K ahd 39. ting* Sunday to *ce the results oft [■'Daisy HUI ’ plat. Sec. 30. Johrotown lhe train wreck. Twp x Elaine Day ha*vb*en ill and un-( Mildred Norman to Edith Purdv <k-r the doctors carc'jhe past week? WGER'sa® Cqrdenf FRESH FRUITS»"<' VEGETABLES Hill” plat. See 30. Johnstown Twpj Robe rt J Branson and wife :: ' j Opr school ’will close next Wed-1 ; William A Owr' and wife, 10 Ac. nesday. May 30, with a picnic .dm-’ I Sec. 25. Barry Tw p : ner and sports. Everyone cordially' ! invited to attend. Our very fine | WARRANTY DEjiDS. [music notebook', will be on display ORANGES 5w.'iS‘"’ Tomilots Fancy red rip* select* it. 13c Pineapple 18 Siaa 20c 24 She 15C Fresh Peis Sweet and tender 2 .b. 15c 2 • 15c ICEBERG KIDNEY BEANS Od<(>* Brand—Pur* food product* Argo Corn Starch Our Mother’s Cocoa 2 Cider Vinegar lb. can 19c quart bottle 10c . Table Salt pt, 5c Country Club — fr*« running Iodised salt CUT BEETS Grapefruit No, 2 can Country Club or Dromedary Bisquick pkf- 29c Cold Modal Cremo Sugar Wafers A. 15c Delicious - with cream filling Fresh Bread SODA I' i-lb. loaf Country Club — Criap and flaky French Brand, lb. 23c 6c 2 J 17c CRACKERS Jewel Coflee 10c 3 ib.b.i 55c Kroger Tissue S«minot« Tl*aue 4 rolls 25c rich smooth blend Canvas Gloves Closely knit wrists 2 pair* 15C PENN-RAO “8!?" gallon QQa can VVV 100 ~c Pure Panmyhania — Light. medium or h< KROGER QUALITY MEATS Beef Pot Roast 25“ !b. 10c Beef Ribs u. i4c Steaks Hamburg .s“;.^7'.:b 3 *5c Pork Steak 3 25c Pork Roast Boneless Ik 12c lb. 10c Veal Chops Smoked Ham ^h"< lb. 12c Smoked Picnics Cured »■ 8c On the “Back-Track” The Financial and Commercial Foundation and Reliability of Every Community Is Dependent Upon Its Banks A good bank is absolutely necessary if your, city and community are to be thrifty and pros­ perous. Also, a good bank is dependent upon the friendship and confidence of the people of the city and community if it is to be the "Good Bank" desired. Every Time You “Boost” Your OWN Home Town and Bank You Boost Your Own Interests The years of service this bank has rendered to the people of this city and county has firmly established.it in public confidence. Every courtesy consistent with safe and conservative business management has*always been extended to every patron! America is on the back track to Prosperity, and you are invited to become one of our patrons and enjoy the-service and convenience this bank has to offer its patrons. - * 'and wife. E'.- Lot II Nashville til-J have thiv of>i>urtifnlty on the last Ugr. • , (day of school. Charles B. Baldwin and wife to j Quite a number of people attendGeorge W Colvin and wife, lart-s 1. ed the Mother * Day program at the i and 3. Blk. IS. Striker'* Add . City. J church which was under tiic capable Glen Otfaler and wife to Warren direction of Mrs. Leia Ford. Tlie J Brogan an'd-wtfe,. 100 Ac. Sec 7.committee for the Children's Day and 4u Ac.. Sr-c. 1. Hope mid Balti-' procrum i- Mrs. Leia Ford. Miss I more Tw p- . 1 iGlenna Osgood and Mrs. Gertrude I Frank A. Drake nnd wife to Eu- springer. igcnc. C. WlKianuoii iqid wife. S3- Mr. and Mrs Jeise Osgood spent Ac.. S«<:. 37. Baltimore Twp. (the week end In Bedford with their' • Emnui L Clemence to Melvin A ‘daughter and family, Mr. and Mr* King and wife. 40 Ac.. Sec. 25 Wm Holley. Johnstown I* MiHli- i.. Day gia -ts in the Roy Haslet fYTgl . Harry Suns und Mr and Mrs. Wm. 'Pliiilips Adil. Nashville'village. •: famg ot Baltic Qreek. ' Albert H. Brill and wife to Allen' i, Miss Glenna Osgood attended E Malcolm and-wife. Lot 2. Blk. 8.1' Achievement day logrtlw with her ■ . R J Grant * 2nd. .Add.. City. •school pupils, in Hastings Saturday. GLASS CREEK. Marv Nelthamer to Perry c Mr and Mr- Edward Bckslrom* Mother's Day visiters al Chas? Flory and wife. Lot 1. Blk. 3. andI and deanc of Battle Creek called on Par. See 18 Woodland Twp. j- relatives and friends here Sunday. Whittemore's were. /Fred Bechtel,' wife and son Billie of Hostings, Cleo • Ida Arnold lo Frank 'A: Coolt andI scieral families attended the mis- > ' cellaneotik xhowcr given Saturday',Brown and family ot Hickory Cor­ Dayton Jordan and wife to FordI night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. :ners and Frank FrancistfO. wife And baby of Kalamazoo. * i Robert Vrooman of Bucbec Comers Ik-pncjta Sternficld to G E Ran-•Un honor of Mr. nnd Mrs. William I. Sunday guests at Forrest Havens' were. Robt. McGlocklln. wife and ney aetd wife. Pai. Gwin* Grove • i Hart. daughters, also Alva McGlocklln and Barry Twp ■Mb Of Hastings, Louie Erway and family and Ray R. Pettit iinti Wife, Par See. Mr and Mrs ,B J. Wellman were Otis and family ni Kalamazoo were Hastinga City. a.„ .< h» su„d., -■ I . Richard W. Bird and wife _______________________ . .. state —‘ . «Friday. . Mr*. Sara Erway is caring lor 'Dorothy H- Nobh. Lol «J Walnut• home on the Road Ridge. JohnsKran Tu p ' . \ fine program was rendered--at Mrs. Burr Laubauglvhnd baby of G- E'. Raniwy and wife to Sam; the P T A. Fndny evening, it be­ the Edger district Sunday vlaltora nt Roy Erway’a : Becker, et al. Pur. Guin* Grove.; mg the last meeting for tne the vear year. wail Barry Twp » Election of'’ Oiiiccrs" — — "iwki ' ’ *for Acn’' Al w°n<' wl,c a'ld daughter 1 Mrs Flovl Vm Wie !U,<1 g*Wier Erway of Grand Rapids .W.’.d Xi,XdcitS «- and Dick D“ Rose n~ and wife of Hastings. [inmid. vice presidcilL and Mrs. Hil-’ Clyde Warren and family,spent . , . . Idebrant. secretary-treiuurer. Pro- last Sunday in Lansing with Mrs Warren'S mother • James W Huu uul and wife to I cram committee lor first meetpig Sunday visitors at Roy Oakes' Bert Sparks and wife. P.c. b--c 30..next year,'Agnes Dvaklns and How- were. Art Lord and wife and Mr. CosileUm Twp. lard Drmond. Richard McLt i- ntxi wife to Agne.i, Our school attended the township and Mrs. Bartholomew' ot Battle > Ruth Conklin. 80 Ac. Sec 13, Juhu-JryraJ M iiooi Field Day at Nashville Ruth Erway ot Kalamazoo spent town. Tap. "fliut Saturday. They mAde a fine Agues Ruth Cunklm to Candace - showing in all events, winning eight the week end with her parent* here. . B. Krleii.im. Pur. 8g- 20. Baltimore nrst < and two seconds THE CROSSROAD*. ' 1 Twp. Mr- .Smith is very ill at the home ... । -. nS-’W. Smith . ....--------------A great many from tin- nciglilyirSoinc low lived vil|atn entered the-hood attended the 4-H club 1 brooder 'both. '. ' W Smith a few Achievement -Day which »*. held in; cma-lnuthts ago-and carried•* away about the Methodist church at Hastings’ t. 7321 1U> White Leghorn chick*. Saturday. | Mui.’, Edith Blocher ' and Mira Mr. nnd Mrs. Homer Batra and de £.• Katherine Baker nf Hastings vuifed Mr and Mrs. Orlev South, were Sun- ’ ■ : at. Jui-.n Blocher s over till week day guwu of Mr. And Mr - Dorr Kenyon of Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Harlan 6cobey of' Delton am! John WiltitU and a friend from Hastings were Sunday R- Bennett. <•', :,l. Par. Lot 9 3ue*U of Mr. and 'Mra. Earl W.l13. Kgnfirld > Add. City. Hams.Edward J EHc» ahd wile to Harold fjmith and family former-E.. Shipman ' Ridge ly of this vicinity, left Benton ILir■v-ntii grade: bv Saturday mght fur Lu. Angelei. David BfJ California HASTINGS CITY BANK The Bank with the Chime Clock TELEPHONE 2103 •lr.-4-ie Scolfcy and Helen and Mrs earned Ernest William* were In Battle Ha: 3j. Prairieville p Perry C. Fk-H' NIC! turner. Lol 1 Twp. Herbert H HUtnphrt eonstanee Humphrey Sec 31. Barry Iwp. , Eduard C Staraey Arthur Hodges spent Saturday night and Sunday with fncmis at (WXtram for Auyria Center. It-has Just about gdtten so in thuf country tliat when a .’peaker rcsorts to gencraiicatioiw the audience think* he doesn't know anything in, particular. Sunday »: night Air* Arthur Roc. and fam.day Uiornin; they went on Earl ClMescmait. Cicola Conklin. to-aiid gut Mrs Silke and;: Ena. L T Jarrard and Leou Up. lum attended Acluevemcnt.Pay at Hilling^ Saturday Mr*. Lulu Gray and.Robert ’ . ;ted Loon Gray's tn We»l VennoatttUe Sunday. New Treatment Work* Fout Way* to Relieve Acid Stomach ' .Stomach suflertrs 'everywhere arc finding a welcome new relief from acid stomach disorders/ Even extreme cases .respond to Bums-Rex. the tasty antiacid powder that give* relief in a tew minute*, lu comfort lasu. too. You owe yourself a trial of thu relief It L? sold at The Retail Drag Btore Carveth 4- btebtnru. Get Btstua-Rex today.—Adv. HASTINGS, MICH Remarkable Offer! Thursday, Friday and Saturday Buy and Save On Your Home Necessities qc Special! qc Every customer making a 50c purchase or more is entitled to one 50 c "DAY DREAM" or "VELVET BLOOM" FACE POWDER, any shade, for 9c. Both Are ot Excellent Quality Moth Crystals 25c and 89c Now we cun Hupply/you in an excellent quhlity varnish stain at a real having. AQr Per quart ' *Tvb Light and Dark Oak Floor Paint 4-hour Dryer. Wearing. Per quart 49c Moth Cake*—Ring* 10c * 25c * SI Poultry Lice MOTHS Why let your chickens have lice? Destroy the moth and larvae at the same time. Destroy Them in ONE NIGHT! CENOL MOTH PROTECTION USE t'se on all fabric*, uphol­ stery. fun, etc. GuarantttiL Bonide Nicotox 75c and $1.25 size Varnish Stains Vj Pint 50c Pinta 75c Quarts $1.25 Spraying Materials We curry a complete line—Bluejc Leaf “40", A'raenate of Lead, Calcium Arsenate, Paris Green, Semesan Bell (potato treatment), Corrosive Sublimated Formaldehyde. CROW TOX, for crow repellent—60c und $1 Batik Enamels FoVR HOUR DRYER Will not chip, wear* long, ha* . high gloss. Reg, Price, I gal. M.M— Sale Price . Reg. Price, h gal. $2.15—bale Price .... i Reg. Price. 1, gal. 81.10—Sale Price ... $4.70 I 88 Reg. Price, 1-8 gal. 63c—Sale Price .... 40c—Sale Price Dutch Oven FREE went EACH »3XK> PAINT PURCHASE! Ly BARKER’S DRUG STORE WE DELIVER - HASTINGS. MICHIGAN - PHONE 2115 �THH HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. MAY 17, WO- 'rain IPDirATinM does NUI not make UUC3 IIQCI CCC answer to the name of Pau! Leroy. I David HsffW WOODLAND. ASSYRIA. TAMARAC CORNERS. Littte Arlene Thvim-or lanslnw U .. ■ ----------1 • • vuitrnj he Mr and Mrs. Walter Stanton are Mr and Mrs. Lewis Cliff of De>Mrs. May Huff Haskill wm called I Tuesday night IRRIGATION UStLtdO Vi1111»« n«»uni Mid u ncle. Mr. a nd Ilwndlng pan of the week at their Iron spent Thiirsday-nlght at Walk- to) Laingsburg on account of the had been sials I -Mrs_ George Varney fora fe» , Wall lake cottage ! er Cottons. deL______________ _____ _ _________________. L-l lUC-Ui *7“ -UM _ „u, | Weather Record! CLwShow U-. Ud-'*^£ , Mothers Day callers of Mrs. Mln- Cleo Sears and family spent Sun- Dougali, the husband of (nae) Ida;funeral was held M FriMmort .._ i ,dr *F evening one of the old neighbor gtrlvday at two p. m. at the U.Kcto wxiv. lier son. Fred rreu. and auiu d--------— at Floyd Kimbles in । equal, Rainfall Faihl to n SupGiddings ’nd.’dau8hter,"Ruth? have . nie Brandt were, fadings "aand.daughter. Ruth, ’have of thb community. He passed away Burial near KmdaU. We afl । wife nnd her daughter. Mrs. Olive .t Wcxxlland. Woodland. Slata Smith of Grand Rap-'April 29th of Brights disease, and'our very deeput sympathy to i pl, Crops In........ Growing mw^S’Z,*r , _________ ......... Time an,d antl Mr8' Olto'' Mig 8UI ids spent from Saturday til) Mon- •«» funeral was held on Tuesday. I bereaved widow and children ana । The present perversity of the Mr. and Mrs Vet, Ovcramith and C,\‘l °r Crctk' 'dayWith het parents, Mr and Mrs Ma>’ 3,1<1 ‘•Mr-’. Haskill remained other relallvw. • weatherman in sending rain every Mr Mr. and Mrs. Ben Crockford Creckfocd of the, the WOls ™ Btarkcn wm waa ilaker,Jo taken to Ann Ann!------Um 8fnnh ------.. ^,enU . enlef . . m(or ™. . a lew ...... Wr aI1 ... --------our 1 Mri Mri Uda Lida JarlWeT and um, lluu .. .. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------few minutes looks like a direct slap ‘lUtrict .1... **" “u's .O< n>^UnH-eraiiv ‘th?ra ‘ ‘*“»d wllh ® - birthday party or..deepest sympathy to lhe bereaved|spent Friday night at Nancy Jaratat tlw agricultural engineering de- a,l‘] J«w Crockford Sunday. Mr. Ulf university hospital there .Monday evening. । widow and children and other rela- ftr's. The latfar's sister. Mrs. Carrie partment at Michigan State Col- »''rt Mr* _Harry James and Dr. Mesdanws Marton Gaul, and Ix>Mrs Della Cotton spent Saturday Ilves. • ; Cassel, ot Grand Rapkis, is spending lege which has Just announced a Sherman Fowler of Hastings were velte Mllier and MUa Katherine । and Sunday with tier son. Charles! Mr. and Mrs. Titus Wilt of Sun-llhls **elt there. schedule 'Irrigation meetings to ^aliens in t, th. Jones were uen-in Baltk-Creek cotton, and family in in Mulliken. field spent Saturday night and Sun-' Bom to Mr and Mrs. Mr». Will OUs OUa of ot rciwduic for for'irrigation “ ‘afternoon. ‘Hernoon. Mr. and Junes in Battle Creek Saturday Colton, held *- held ■ 36 Michigan countia. yw>c>.ford have moved to morning -Eurl- -S«-ue and Vesta Cooper of . day at Cleo Sears'. ' •* f - • ----------------- -boy, biin oountiea Nn Mrs Welby W<*lbyjflgrU<>rd rnondruc to assist our pastor. Rev Gobles 'nee----------------Vet* King 1 a -baby h Cass. May 17. and t,tc l*w CrocmWiFTurn. CrocliSWdTiirn. in Carlton for far 'Harold «t a * nine-thirty A. M. .M. Greensillr spent Monday evening I Little Misses Audr* May Scars and1 starting with Harold Dixon. Dixon, at ®L.uuHt in ,,, Chippewa. August ji -the — — .............. ............ period, ...... which -------- was ----- broad-------- : at Charles Seasc's. ending 31. summer months and Mr.. -----and — devotional j June Mary Slocum spent Tuesday--------------- --• . Typca of pumps numpv which will lx-*Mj bc,*,r"- Joe CrodUord Crocklord arc living in In caM, cast over Battle Creek alftuon Typuof staUon Born to Albert Shr.l]cnbarRer ond'nlght with,their teacher, Mrs. ChrU-. Cheer up and smile. Its gravity i____ at ... __L7i__ ___ ______ _ ttuilr >uuna> l« WET.1. shown tiw .meetings arcjJdesigned *n W4*d,"ud:. WELL. wlfc Ma> u a -wJjq wUI una fox. that keep* things down. to lift water from ponds,’ lake*, or Mr ,an<* Mrs' ** ,u Green were Meadamrs I Meadamcy Kate Cole. Nellie StanStan­ ■ streams, for Irrigating fMirposes but Grand Rapfaa visitors Thuraday. . ..... ... ton. Nellie Miller, and Irene Jones: the pumps no doubt can lx- reversed Mr; and Mrs. I". G. Kil|Minck am! are in charge of tin- chicken dinner to take water off flooded fields H the vlMtcff Mr. .ufa-^frs. Ivan to be served on Deooratiou Day at rains continue Dennis of Grand Rapids Bunday. , tbc Briggs church. ; Weather report* taken in Michi- Mr. and Mm Dennis have a new1! Onun Coon wx-. a guest on Sungan for the post 20 years .-Jmw that baby daughter Mrs. Dennis Is a sLs-!i clay at the Hugh Ca.se hon-.e Other very few seasons have rainfallu>r of Mrs KlifMtrick. ! calleFs were Mr. and Mrs Fred AUK TKATVK1NO enough to supply adequate water Many from here attended the Brand* and Mr and Mrs. George! for moat‘field crojr, Tin.-, deficiency Music Festival at Central. scJwj! Leonard. in rainfall la not so much a lark ol Hasting* Sunday afternoon. Wood- ■ Professor Arthur Hurnip of Al­ the whole year but Is i< shortage honorable mention in the bion College has been .ecutrd for during tlx- growing M*a«in. Surpltu vU*Me class of tiu- county Chorus, water which fails now will not be Mrs. Qora 8hof«be!i and Mr ..nd,.oration Day »ix>nw>n-d by the Union available for c«m and potatoea next P™* Gardner attended the fu- Cemetery A.M>octatton at the Union August. ' neral of Mr Wm. Howitt of Clarks- cemetery at two o'clock In the attcr1 The agricultural engineering de- vU*1? Sunday. noon. partment explains Use uv ol the Mr- 11,111 M1' Arthur Ailerdin,: A ir-xx! . representat ion of the overhead irrigation system and also **:re Grand Rapids vs.-itor* Monday ■ members ot the 4-H Club wre m the use of the canvas how lor supMr. ami Mrs £d. Covey ot Gobks1 Hastings Saturday for Achievement fIoUR FEED -;- COAL -«- CEMENT -t- LIME plying watci* to crope. Each system WiR »'<'k »nd with Mi. and day activities. Mum Betty Ketcham ha* advantage.s under certain eon- Mrs Clyde Ruel). ot the Steven* school a as onr of BRICK . -;- TILE -r- FARM IMPLEMENTS dltlons The canvas h<w mi:th<uf Mrs. Lawrence Faul and ■ »>n • three girls winning honors in the wiu perfected at the College and Greydon accompanied Mr. and Mrs ■ ;• health contest. the equipment needed fur it can,be Ch“s Rowladi-r on a motor trip to'1 Miss' Helen Gray has resumed her made by any Michigan resident Florida. They will b< gon® several duties In Battle Creek after spending HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 under the terms of the patejit ub- weeks. the winter nt home. tinned by tin- College. Mrs J - V Hilbert was a. Battle' Rumor has n that one of. our Io­ I Recurtl* kept on irrigation projects Creek visitor Friday. cal boy?. Wilson Guide! and Mias ;last year show that crops make rcLester Brumm and Ward Green markable responses to applications north tnxit fishing'la married on ThurHiay «j last week ------------- ------------ ft srtfay !COnX ill! tlll< tkMl.'. CEDAR t REEK. [ Some of our laboring people have “* fle,tU *l U,r Club will hold their May meeting The rural schools arc closing tor Will ConoUrict and wife of qu-J procured work where they arc Con-.|pr ______ , , '1‘ue.sday evening at lhe scluxiL ,ibe Mimi»-r, the Slevttu-closfec| on max visited Henry Wertman and strutting the girls' camp on Clear, when a prtx-e.-MoH jias wl m front houu-j They 'Will have a Cluld'-Friday with a picnic at lhe scncxil Wife Of tins place Sunday. - Iake, south of Dowling. o{ a re.staulant fast week, we read Health program. , , ground, the Briggs eliiM-s OU WrdThe M. I*. Ludll-s' Aid will be cnMr nnd Mrs. Vaughn Fuller of the entire stuff of waitresses, reMr und Mr.s. Gerald Eiiqland of iwsday of this week and the Eagle tci tinned by Mrs. Lena Webster. Hastings vtMled Mr. and Mrs. Eb-1 mainrd ptilslde for over an hour Grand Hupids were guests ;ot Mr. !on Friday, May 11>. Thur.Miay, Muy 25, for supper- Et--; bit* fx-Uiuur. al*o Henry Lcinaar and None of tlu; regular emdomers no­ and Mm Glenn England Sunday. t rybody inVlted. i family. Sunday. . ! ticed anything unusual. Mr. and Mr. Karl C. Faul .uid KLINGENSMITH. family were -kuc*u> of the latter’s Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Willyard had mother. Mrs C. B Benham, ol Has­ thbir Michigan Veal Home Dressed Veal Stew, lb. 7c children and families from , tings Sunday. Rapids. Caledonia. Own Mr and Mr:.. Donald Gager and Grand lake and Middleville spent Motlwijs son Morgan sjxiit the v^eek cud with Day with them. Extra Lean Any Size Piece Mr. und Mrs. Harry’ Hough u!. Mr. and Mrs. A. C Johnson and . Hartford. Sliced 2 lbs. 25c daughter Velma und Alien Steeby ; Miss Ret a Jarvis spept the week were gucstg of the former's daughter 'end with her parents of Benton! and husband. Mr and Mr*. Arthur Harbor. : Getty, in Middleville Sunday. • H. A Kitson of Harrisville. Michi-: gan ‘ha* been engaged by the school': There was a gixxl atfandiuice at Not'Salty the Motlure Day fcr.'ke at tbc board for Superintendent of the Yankee Springs cl.uroh Sunday. Woodland Towiulup sclwol for the Mrs. Amy Yotingu of Mladic-, dlr was, .coming year. J presented with u plant fobj^ink the ■ Mrs. Artie Spindler, MIsms Jeanne nldtst motlwr .preai-nt and Mr.-. DuBois. Retu JarvU and Leruxv Helen FY-nlon Handy of Middleville . Dowden and Messis. Donald Gager. was. a pla^t for be=• IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENTS xwSS K:presented with ■ Mr. und Mrs Goodwin of near! SAVE MONEY by FILLING your coal bin NOW I Prices arebound-Jto advance. Superior Red Ash Pocahontas coal is a coal that gives satisfaction— low in ash—high in heat and no clinkers. AGP STORES DON T DELAY ... Place your or­ der with us today. QUALITY MEATS Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company Minced Ham S:" »■ 10c HEARTS LIVERS Beef Ribs Lamb Stew AY V it Aid <717 An Opportunity to Buy THE FAMOUS MONEY-SAVING FUEL SAVING “CONSUMERS SPECIAL" WATER HEATER HIS ia the-famous water heater that is serving and saving in so many thousands homes of satisfied users. Costs only a few cents a day to use . . . with an entirely new process of water heating, it cuts gas down to a small amount never thought possible yet gives in­ stant day and night steaming hot water for bath, shav­ ing, cleaning, dish washing, cooking and all other needs. Makes household tasks easier. Brings new personal comforts, saves trouble, saves money. Special Price for Limited Time Only $4^4*00 wJ JKt c,*h Use the Popular EASY PAYMENT PLAN .he home of Mrs. Rena Cunei. p, Indianapolis fast week. i NORTHWEST THORN APPLE. 1 Mr B,ld M* ‘- ^b'-rniiin Sharp. : Mr*. Tie«.ie Cimc enwriamcd thop»«d Harold of Grand Raold* kikI Home Fxionomic CImm at her home H°»'1 UUery und friend.sof Dowagiac Wednesday, all nxfaibers prcwnt but!Mr. and Ml*. Wm two. Offlet rs were elected its follow., Johnson Sunday. ifar th< winmg year: Leaders. Mrs. Mrs. Wm. Johnson entertained the • Grove Cline and Mis. Glenn Alien;!Busy Bee club Roni Middleville one Chanmun. Mr; Lourctta Tungate -afternoon fast wrihc. Bridge wav and Secretary. M1m M i Id re d. P1»>«1 a«cr which ice cream und , Schantz. Mrs Guy Cline will enter-'take were served. tain the member.- and tin-ir families Mr. and Mrs. Perry Van Tuyle । next Friday evening. i-'l*”' CI?4Nwhwlk nnd. Friday afternoon. April 38th. Mrs. !*>» Sunday they hblped Mr. Gideon( Guy Clin.’ held a miscellaneous; Kennedy ce.ebratc his With birth-. .shower, honoring Mrs Lucille Per- |dny’ Mr. Keniwrdy s cake had JU radlt. Gaines were played and a very !candles A,u’r " P-t’a-*aIli d“V .delUlous lunch was served. Many *»Ui him all departed'wish■ useful and brautiful gifts were re- lnc him more happy birthday*, ccived. Everyone rejK>rt*-d a fine. Frnnk and Melvin Stoku* have tlni4. gone to Grand RapuU as they have j Birge Thomas. Miss Mildred;employment there. Schantz and MLss Ruth Heintz at-1 • '~~~ • • ’“ : tended tlw Senior play at Galesburg 1 «<EL>. : Friday evening. Mrs. Anna Gibbs, Sr., entertained ! Mr. and Mrs..'John Kcpkcy of i the Busy Bee Club Thursday alterI Hatt spent Friday afternoon and • ntion. A quilt wa.s lied for Hit.-ho.,l! Saturday tqfenoon with the form- lew and a general good time wm the •cr'a brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs | rejxjrt. , I Win. Kcpkey. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew : Mi>- Colburn and family ol La­ i Rousli .and Mr und Mrs. Victor barge visited her mother. Mra. Surah Henncy Of Hastings.* Mrs Lida ' McCaiil. on Motlwr's Day. ' , Gackler and daughter. Ferna. W- Francis Haight of Grand Ranidi 'Grand Rapids and ri-latlvcs from]was a Saturday night visitor al hU ! Laming were Sunday afternoon' parents, Mi. and Mr-. Eugene Cartier-'jH.tlKht. The Ijdle*' Aid will meet ThurxRoy McCaul antP wife spent duy. May 18th for an afternoon■ Mothers Day at William HuHet’s in meeting 8u|>per a-nrd by Mr-. Earl, Middleville j Kerinet-ii.- Mrs George Adams and Hany Mendendall and wife spent Mr.- Lewi* Skinner. Saturday evening ruth Leon PotU 'Mr. and Mrs George Finkbcineh| and wife. ignd Mr. and Mrs Hale ot Linden’ Harold England and family and ■ spent tlw Week end with tiw falter s Morris Lewis and wife of Kalamadaughter. Mra. Guy Cline, and fam- zoo. Clayton Johnson and wife and ily. I Mrs. Robert Johnson of Bowne and The Young Popple qf the M E ■ Alfred England ot Mnidicvillc. .spent I Sunday School arc preparing a pro-1 Mothers Day with Izoti Potts and 1 gram for Mother ■ Day. Muy 14th, a*, ■ wife Mr*. Martini McNco was a caller ‘at “the homo in tlw after­ 10:30. Everyone welcome. ------•* Pott.-. — *-----noon. Junior England remained lor j a longer visit. I D’niua Yanjer of Nashville was on over the weekend guest o! Norman। , Barry. x A pleasing Mother's Day program | I was carried out nl the church Sun-; [day There w.v> a gaxl attendance and a collectton'wa» taken for the 1 Clark Memorial Home. Rev Conk-i •lln will preach next Sunday, Come --------------------------------------------and hear him ami enjoy 5. S. with 1 • f ^aa . |U*Mrt Bernice McGowan of Chicago! : ---------- AND-----------TRADE IN YOUR Built Like Thermos Bottle Holds heat for hours, ■»- 11c Hot Water.' (but without a Consumers Special Heater) Your family can en­ joy Iwenty-four hours ,b., IOC Picnic Ham EVERY FAMILY... EVERY HOME... Mra. Housewife, Doe. Your Husband Know Shoulder ROASTS Rib CHOPS <1V V IB * Important to Using “• 5c FURNACE COIL and OLD HEATER! We Make You an Allowance on This Purchase ' good clear. and bothersome methods. Put out rusty waler. Improte furnace heat­ ing, cut fuel cosU.- any hour, every hour. BUY BEFORE PRICES ADVANCE-INSTALL NOW A Small Amount Down and Monthly Payments Will Do It COME IN — OR PHONE 2306 CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY SAME PRICE today AS 42 YEARS AGO Kellogg’s 2 POST TOASTIES SHREDDED WHEAT BEETS Saida, KIDNEY BEANS SHRIMP HEINZ KETCHUP Matches Stomach Gas Ruins Health and Beauty Stomach guv that causes loss ot sleep and rert ruin* your health and your beauty! Even people who have auflered tor year* from stomach troubles caused by acid stomach arc getting relict from Blsina-Rex, a new. doliclousUutlng anttakld powder. BiamaRex bring.- fating relief tool Get it today at Canrlh d: fetch­ bins, lhe Rexall Drug Store.—Adv. 19c 3 — 10c Birds-Eye IONA FLOUR °°eE*«h‘hBarr*1 53c 8 O’CLOCK Coffee >*. 3 »». 49c BOKAR COFFEE - 22c Oxydol “Clean. 37c 37c 25c 25c 15c R1NSO CLIMALENE CORN COOKIES Old Fashioned NUTLEY MARGARINE P & G or KIRK’S FLAKE SOAP“ Sugar Michigan Beet 12c 45 Bulk 47c 19c 21c 25c SUGAR fur. < SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR PREMIUM SODAS SPINACH While -WboU or Sliced BREAD Sliced RYE BREAD CIGARETTES ^5 OUflCCS Wr254 visited her sister. Mt' Agnta Barry, 'and family tlw ftn-tot last week Mrs. Millie Fisher si*’nt Sunday ■afternoon at Will Co^-aell's in Lake view Our school closes Friday of this | week. The teucheY and pupils are i planning a picnic 19c f- 2 Black $1.00 14b. pkg. 25 FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES BAKING POWDER ECONOMICAL AND EFFICIENT Double Tested/ Double Action/ NEW CARROTS <=. HEAD LETTUCE NEW POTATOES FLORIDA ORANGES a Standard Grade The Great Atlantic de Pacific T lie �IDE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY JI. 193S MTI.O. . B-" Inn Inc next Sunday evening there will I* church wmce-at Mito *very Sunday evening ‘at right o’clock. Tlie younit people'* choir - I Prnirievllto will have the music it V cliari’e next Sunday evening. whl«iK? nil be u c.inriivlixht Mrvice Cume and find out the MgniScsncr <>t the candle light .will look for a rood congregation. . . .Milo school u nr daw next Friday. ' A picnic will bi held Saturday at I’nunuglteFark. tinJes* n rainy dampday, if >n tlie picnic will be ’• - s*'“>t-»i H»i■--!■---•■ family of Battle and Mr , at («<• Bradfield houw All arc inv>tfr.>nV»«k*« VunnTrf ‘‘iuum/ • Huby Adnan-on hnd . fl.uiih’ of <d H- will gfo be-lhe tut p. T. ASl.tx ef Mirhic.i. ■xi.’T.i.i ..M r.-a- plainwell ;>>xm: Sunday wfh ^hrtr nierung thu sprint: . «dmiai«Rt.j. <» j!<» -.e. ' . r the vv, i *j. 4n(t jf. •• peter Adnan-' A large numlJer enjoyed she Mnv i ?r.a .-’o/.Xnf ie J wn.. breakfast at the home, of Stn N'. uir 'jicnar. jiu. a. i». ieu. i”'1' our 4-H Club boy4-and rlrb made pnhef Tbwrdgy morning.under the a fine •owing at tjie Auiicyahlent gU'j.-lres of rhe Hrinu IJierary Club <i" C.h><si »:•-« dav in iwMmb Saturday The? v.-on with Mr» Mrmiiwn as cn-h<-.-<t — GJiambtrlaln ivhip in. 2nd Q\:ar&>rtV.Me/.. May 9, 1933 K great thing has occurred amongst us. We have made a complete turn-around, and at last America’s face is toward the future. Three years---- 1929 to 1932----- wo Americans looked backward. All our old financial nnd political machinery was geared to pull us out of the depression by the same door through which wo entered. Wo thought it simply a case of going back the way we came. It failed. Wo now realise Ihat the way out is forward---- through it. Thanks for tliat belongs to President Roosevelt. Inauguration Day ho turned the Ship of State around, Having observed the failure of sincere efforts to haul us back the way wo cqoe, ho designed a new method---- new political and financial^machinery----- to pull us out the way we aro going---- forward. He is clearing international obstacles out of the way; ho does not stand in awe of tariffs. The people begin to feel that he does not take advice from the ’inter­ .'|M‘.*Her. Thue ay nine member* atun»hd tin- truck meet returning -.r""3 in ’-he viudiiatinc claw..' with In r-brother to (heir hpmtt tn hi-; Tiw Standard Bearer. Girls will lU-tinfi* that evening. " ests" ; that he has courage and loyalty to work for one supreme interest only---- the welfare of the American people. That is n big achievement for two months in office. And now wo all look to what is coming; we grow,less nnd less concerned with what is behind. We are looking for a hand-hold on the haul rope. Every man wants to.do what ho can, and all ho can. The best thing I enn do for the Country is to create industry by building good motor cars. If I knew anything better to do, I ■ would do it. Industry must bo my contribution. Motor cars must face ahead to the future, like everything olso. They are so much a part of the Natlpn’s daily life that if they lag behind they hold ’ the Country back. Nir. and Mrs GctWitv Sl.rum and Marguerite visited their parent <_ Mr. IH JOTU Hastings, were Sun Ben Cnxitlords. Conquers Stomach Pains Quickly The most damaging substitute for econ­ omy is that form of penny pinching which allows valuable property to be destroyed by lack of maintenance. SucJh economy' is not economy at all hut the most expensive luxury. A shingle which costs only a few cents to replace can cause damage in hundreds of dollars. A dry gravel road which can be saved at low cost will grind up and blow away unless steps are taken to hold expensive surface material. The least expensive and most satisfactory meth­ od of protecting our highway investment of millions is to hold road surfaces with Dowflake Calcium Chloride. To do without this modern maintenance mate­ rial is to permit waste of one of our greatest and most useful public investments, our valuable highways. Waste of surface material necessitates replacement at high cost. Support your highway officials in their attempt to preserve your invest­ ment by authorizing ample supplies of Dowflake Calcium Chloride, which prevents dust and holds road surfaces. THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY, MIDLAND, MICHIGAN Mr and Nf- (INr.n Sanborn nnd •.■fi.it.-f u of c.hdoniu vpent Sunday? With Mr ..; A Mr» Hav Clemen* ' ■ Mr." Ttoynton. who ha* been two,week* with Mrs. RayC*mtnj l i, returned to her home ■ Myi:K Clemens and Claud spent ' Sunday evening with their mother.' 1 M; ■ B-n cioje. .>f Carlton Center. I • Filling ■Minn service still Im-’ Mow.:, and .-9011 tiw boy will be I-iOkuig to K« if our ears arc clean ‘ DOWFLAKE CALCIUM CHtORIDE 77-80% � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-05-24.pdf 60531d58abcbabeb095dbd6345952f05 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR 12 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MAY 24, 1933 NUMBER PAGES-1 to 8 4 HEROLD C. HUNT MAY H.H.S. ALUMNI TO TAX COMMISSION VETEwill Redecorated PROGRflMFOR BE DISTRICT GOVERNOR HOSMER SCHOOL HAS Voh‘”fT Annual Poppy Sale Saturday American Legion And Aux 0^011011710111 MV Former" HmUngs Teacher, BANQUET JUNE 2 MAKES CHANGES Ihary To Vi.it Seven OemeHIGHEST PER CENT ULbUOfl I lUlll UAI Supt. ofst. Johns Schools, teries In County 1 ---------• PRELIMINARY REPORT TO Decoration of the graves of de- USUAL PROCEDURE WILL . At reused Veterans buried in the ceme-1 —-------— . TAXING UNITS HAS BE FOLLOWED IN THE .-held , lerica tiirouglKWt the county wijl be BEEN SENT OUT turricd out this year the same as DAY’S EXERCISES June lor M-veial veata nur.t bv the Amer-' Likely to Win place the Rotary comeh’tlon to b* in Sauli Sir Mane. Canada. S^and 6. a district governor »ilk lx- naiqvd for the 35ltu_ District. Saturday. .May "5l. America will pies each man can make ,In a day' pay honor to lu World war dead order to prevent the vetoran* , , ... from overtaxing their itrrngth-Und ~ spread^e worlt amonft as many EVENT IS FIFTY-FIRST OF IN COUNTY HEALTH DE­ wlufi mtlllons of Americans will wear the bright red poppie* to ‘how men a« pos-4ble The Auxiliary «Up- ’ HAATlNflA AB8O PARTMENTS SCHOOL that they still remember ami nn*1 phes the materials and advances Uie HEALTH PROGRAM uiatclul for the' rervictr, of tHom- money to pay the veterans as the. CIATION uho gave their lire , in defenre of work grx-.i forward through the win-' . ---------— , ,nUIU BEST oco. PERCENT rcu.cn,.­ >T“\“Rb, i WALTER PHELPS TO AWARDED Sunday previous^to Decoration Day. MARCH TO RIVERSIDE FINAL ORDER WILL BE •"""“V —. — .- .— - ixirt 0! Cuiiaiui, Hu* cIihIIW-*i mi.vice toABE OFHEAtTH ISSUED ON suns, JUNE FIRST Mu > memorial is . held CEMETERY AT NINE R. A IV1. M •-<*’« “»**th-*111,1 -*w c Hum. ,uIOOUI.U VIX i moi u , r4ch MItri 1Iig art <hr. LCNIE I tri I A I nilUC PIUS. H*. _ ___ -__ _ _ num...: .n.-r.-ri.-*, unit tlK I hi* ‘ Commttuo Secures Attorney ...» ........... .. ... ... ... Wonderral Campaign I, Made„ ‘""'T? Bonre Difficulty With Frac- e to Immunize •» the tionnl School Dials. Extend­ place [ William H. Wine of Lansing that position. Mr. Html-li..: many ’» Rural Fullj-r Cemetery-1 00 P M School Children ing Into Other Counties U Denver the Adders, Woodland Cemetery—1.30 P - " « .UH> ll|i.n,l> 1-IIIKI-, 11.- -.................. of the American Ugion Auxiliary mid wiii Tie and their their avistaiifs a-.'.utants’ will lie prepun-d prepared to thi. m. tnotiai flower bv^hrAuxHmn-Vor1 tiVt?PoJ'-'v'd/v -— ; ACT A8 TOASTMACTSI any stor the individual is able- to mnk<-. make. None None of of the the American American L.,u.- Hon. John Ketcham Delivers ginn Auxiliary workers, who will be Memoriam—Barbara WiL cumpensation for her rerviccx. AJi cox Represents Graduates The Alumni High -1 ... .......... . ...... m.having ....— ««'iwcwnsnneiiriiKnwnre nrai-H< alThe Sctaxil Hr-olth Program of Uie . and tb* volunteer wnritrrs will contribution* will be used for the " ‘ of the " Hastlngx * — Committees, into, charge th- llrctlon with our High rehool |libM-rvaiu-r of .Decoration Day on' «, to. i*l<TO>'.»/.«« TO tw".'•"I*. ta' I....... . .■«*,>■ ,TOy t- »■" ,»»!*■, " I"' tod rehtotototo of <MM. school will meet for tianr ntty-ftret annual banquet In the. High oehcxil TiirMluy. Muv 30, have tiu-ir plan* tartans of Hastings- Tin- Hastings ....... "*‘n completed for the year a filial All of the -old III in:. veterans their -................................. Mir poppiix to-be w • • ------ und ------------ -families, — --- - Th* check oil th- ht altn •' «4 all county HnrrV county that in In of gymnasium ---- --------------------on Friday - -evening. ------- - — June nearly completed and will follow the notary club recently passed a rtx> k— — ■ ----- have been made - ■by t!i# -- women — rcalire ’• •*- the -­sale children-i-u: mad-during th- aiMtfted World ir veterans work- popph-s they Wil) be helping to re- 2. commencing at about d.30 o'clock. custom of former yearn in the orth-r jlltlun ununiiqouhly endorsing hi. s -.'chcxil ---- ............................................................................ .u_ theThj, ypftr th(> popQl,,. J|glaw pm. a-i guver ,mn- A--rst---p°n ... ----M‘,v AU ctuldren in lh|. under Auxiliary Mincrvbion at• , kindle --------------------for peace-time------Henioof tlie day* exerciser, candidacy tor the district I TIiom- eompn-lng the various IK)n,hlp Mr Hunt will, hI! rkcu-d lhe county who had readwd a rcr- Camp Custer. The employment thus Mdrit of patriotism which made the zle will be tire theme of the ban­ tain Mundard <>l health have' been gi-., n th. these m- n iias helped them Ik’’'31 war uchirvrgwntx of our cotin- quet program. Tickets for tlur ban.committees arc Hugh Riley, gt-ncr- ,nakl. a nilI. district g.r.iriu>r. awarded "Health Pm Amxig the 5i.-<»vlit»* food and fuel for their fam- ‘ Dy por.--.ble Tty'-y know too. ’.IiiV al cluitnmui; Frank Amiable, tccrerequirement'- to lecrive the.«e pinduring th* ix-riod when riu-yl’M' will be accomplishing much ve/h A.- -Stebbln* drug store und at •lary and Harry Miller, ireivurer;. slight changes. Tlie most imixirt- \ ar* immunity to diphtheria and could not p««»iblv have found other Kt th*- welfare of the needy vetrr- the Banner office. Tlie price is 75c. ’ and program. A H. Car^i unt were those made In school duMiiallpoxt vuiqu had to be normal or cni|>:oynienf. ?.1* t. reieivinx iviMUK »u»u-t suffl- — a’l* ----,il------Barry * — county —The -----«~poppies r»— Walter Phelps of the class of 1911 ------- . Hurry Miller and F. W Annatrlcts. u part of whose territory excorrected with glasM-s; normal car.; cient gotenunenf )1|Xn ation to nre ‘ cxarl replicfts of the wild pop-. w1U.be the toastmaster this year. ‘blc: officer* of the day. Sterling • tended into some other county. ■ I Rogers. Edwin Sayles and M. O .„Uu the .rt-v.to-.b.. . of nte for:P"’s whteh grew in such profusion- George Bauer of the claoa of 1926. und heurtng; limiU of nutrition were ul Provide nec« Tlu- law provides that the tax in SHOULD BE OF MUCH AS J Hill- trnni>|MHtHiioi>, Kdw. Dfiwn*,' . iih.ng the buttle front In“France'*and plant! :>! 20 overweight to 10 themselves and famihr* ttr* not, cm-i * *“J will respond Io the toast "Design.". any given school district must be men ” Belgium during the World war. The representative for the class of |A<l*-lbert Cortrlght and Hugh Riley, i underweight. No cUvttie* m'teeth, pioved Preference i* given to men) *' SISTANCE TO BUR uniform so that the iiercrntage «.,v, have 1 Wearing the poppy means that we 1333 will b* MIm Barbara Wilcox and goix! ha bita in brushing teeth with no compensation. who t spread iti Burry county must, agree' DENED FARMERS **hapmK ।haVv not forgotten our comrade* and her toast will be "Interlocking " were insisted u|»n There could be families to support. For 1 'Si;"Z with and be the same o-s that spread n. .. of whx ............ rs und attach-'wh0 fpn amld popples of France ‘Tise question of "Juxtaposition" will no detecU in tonsils, thyroid, heart ieach the little flowers In another County which includes LOWER INTEREST RATE iiisiu-d t<> rnret ut tin- ci. a R hall DAY AFTERNOON, JUNE ‘or luru>. Gorxl poUun- was included ing the officiarAmerican offictoVAmerican 1-cglon Ugion and 'that ;,"d t,l0t we *•' nre carry! carrying on for be dtreureed by Mrs Aline Crore port of any Barry county m-Iioo) disAuxiliary biw*i. fatx l. the veteran lu n> paid I America in their spirit _Do—your Faulkner, class of 1921. Dr. Harris iu> n requirement . , 1, AT TWO 0 CLOCK AND EASIER TERMS [Cifaritl war veteran* and their) trkl. Tills required some Changes; — “on -*•— *— —• and . Woodburne of tlie class df 1B2X will duty Saturday A blue pm was given to each chid one cent, a limit ol from 200 to, patriotic but th* commissioners rVudd not do ... „ Auxiliaries, inc the noy Boy hcoui scouts-; uno und ; tak«- the difficult subject "The CW300 is placed on the number of pciji-[ BUY A POPPI'! „ , rx • I nuxmanra. otherwise than follow the plain We Give Some of Its Provi- , Cump , rect Angle" The impressive “In Camp Fire Fire girli,meeting gtrl&meetlng ut at the the ULe­ PROGRAM CENTERS' ot these defect*. During the year mandate of the law. There was a glair hall nt (Insame time. AcMemoriam” talk in honor of the sions—Co. Agt. Foster w”" ........ *" ABOUT FOUR PICTURES 'to,'. coiuddernble difference In the Alumnus wlu> died during ’.be year Icotnpanlcd'by l,M’ Haytmijs. City Can Tell You More amount apportioned "for the -sup­ Band these, urgiuiiziillons will.pro-. test was te-gun A silver cup war. LEtTER TO PARENTS, will be given by the Honorable John port oj county governments. Ionin, Senator Vandenberg ot this state ‘ ceed to the ccmi tery where appro- Exhibit of Occupational Work given to tie.- school with th.- highest C Ketcham, of the class of 1891. for inslune.-, allowed six mills fix- 1s very anxiom that ah Michigan, lulate memorial services will be ‘ Interspersed In the program will ' — — ixrcrnt of ch)ldren*erirolled obtain­ Suggestions— Class This the county tax. while Barry and fanners shall b- fully advued re--held Transportation will be pto■ he solo* by Verlan Linington. class ing health pin*. Th* final check up. ; Eaton lield to‘four mills. The com- K-irding their riQht-■ under the new , vidid’for the women and the Civil of 1933. and clarinet solos bv Uiuls Year Numbers Thirty m-ule May !5lh. showed that th<nii»’ion was forced, to make Mime farm inortgngr law- Hr has M-nt' wur veteran-; I Hine, of the class of 1926 Invoca. Hosmer .sclio-il in Castleton town-1 The twenty-ninth annual com ­ change In the tux for Wixxilnnd out letters, calling attention to pro-1 ’ Following the service* al the cefiiry at Stuart Lake tlon will be delivered by, Print 1|»1 *:.*■ Barry carry Hiip had th-- test reco-ri. Thy BACCALAUREATE mencement excrc.-Hw exercises m of the SERV-I consolidated district, the uppurlinn- vUionit in live bill which are of vital' ‘■’’■ry the recond line of march will mcnremi-m , W. T. Wallace. County Normal will txheld in the M-htiol hud an enrollment of U and ment being cut to 6 79 mills Tid- Interest ’to any farmer who wislMSi;’dart ut ten o’clcxdc. farming *at’the: iMidltorlum of the Central building. 11 chi!<lren earned . Hi-jlth Piru. ICE SUNDAY AFTERNOON gen has burned a fine letter to par­, T1iom< in charge of the banquet was du* t»i the fact that Mime ut such relief in hl* mortgoge ind- bt-' ’ ‘Continued on page three* f are: President. Miss Winifred John­ ----enU concenilng th* question of --------Thursday tifterrioon. June 1. ut two *’•> cWditti in th.- school had been FOUR 0 CLOCK the Woodland district extended into •■dnr.-* us t* provided in th* new bill.; . ■ .. .. .. .. .. 1immunized ,n,n, ill * yi-X Ma.iillK.) hel'in against nr,tH both riitilll diphlherip [rending their children to Camp, stan: vice-president. Maurice Edlonlx and Eaton colonies, making Burr'y“at Stuart" lake"for an oqnng.''I*0'"1’: I-aMoine Everett It ought to br said, in justice gj ceding, two years, is entirely a class mid smallpox. The teaclter, Mrs It nectuory to cut the rale, in order the iin-cvdiug congre.ss. that a simi- ■ ST. ROSE HIGH GRADU­ quoting prices for both boy* and tourer. Uster D^sutt ,Greta Flrster. deserves miyrh of.the. EXERCISES ON to have a uniform tax rale for the hir bill for the relief ot mortgage ATING SEVEN STUDENTS project. Every detail hu* been ur- credit for the high health standard* CLASSTUiioonAV rt/esiisin girls and the dates the camp will be o/”’1?*” „ot. carp”'1ttee. Gerald 1 ranged by various committees upentire consolidated district. THURSDAY EVENING opened. Following Is the letter rent ?t$*“ke- HvIrn Newton. Edward ;debtors.w.u iMi-Mii at the last re;.-1 pointed by the class. Tlx.- main in- obtained by the school. f Jl’he conunlxsion’s first notifica­ sion of that congress It wa* known ; Sayles. The Otis School, with Mrs Mar• |by Mr. Angell: tion to every taxing unit has been aS the "Hull-WalcGjt bid’ Ttei Class Night on Friday and1 tcre .t centers about four living pic-; gatet.Slocum tut teacher, has Iff pins u«re is u no .» equal length >eWn of <x , A" Graduates to -Present Novel Ukely there turex, each representing an impurtrent Out. It will ullow a few days Graduation Sunday Eve­ naw In Uw We or a lhal:,h", “< ‘l""** wln ,«r“u? cut of an enrollment of 13. Schools, ant stage of development in the life for appeals before Issuing iu final nljo p.i.-.M-d the senate. Both bodies Pantomime on Friday Aft­ na ans a, mueh a. doe, a period or in which 100 ’ of the children anIn ptonun ning at Church of the child. Siiecchc* have been , order which, according to law. must were controlled by democrat* at dinner, will lie pre­ ernoon ____________ in Auditorium da>-» .pent In a aell lh' for the *"' h wjjich "* ™Immune to diphtheria an- the MHO.' be done on Juty 1. Phmi the com­ that, lime and-they naturally felt Tills wi'ek Friday night. May 26., prepared appropriate to each pic- Calkins. Cedar -Creek. Hosmer, pared this jRlr by the ladies of tire The eaerelM,, tnr eoniaieneement Inve.lment ihu ,ear or Presbyterian efiurth. Dancing Will mission's decision there’Is no appeal that. th*y would not wi*li to hare th* groduting class of St. Ros.- High1 Hire. area team » Sradey alrernnm. mlL.”"r?tr«SS“aSrSJ&^ '''how''he iaynet apd aii'Je to Following the |>rogram punch and thl? subject dealt with by that con- rchUrf will have th«*r class night -vabtA i Grove. Otu. Yeckley. .Robbins. un-ir rurun- succea* ana nappincMwill be served to the parents givM who.e ivrtu had then nearly pr.iiram In which .ail tin: nicm.l*-rs: of the members of the class- former ! Ritchie, Barlow lake. Irving and May 28. w-.th the brtcvnlnuri atc s»nv- Hummer camps are no longer , T?'1 t0 ancnJ expired. A new emigre.'* had been iuilApaita ipate, ’Die program ■will Ice hi nt the school-auditorium of us luxuries out but u a pari part o. of —u *.* .in- Centra! » erurai s-rriooi Hiioiioriiun thought inouam,«»* -rmr. «*>■>■■■ ...in Norpiul students, und rural Hvan, Schools in which 100'; of th-* u*elected, with u new PrcAldent. and, be in St. Rom: church Malting ut1 county 7 30 o'clock, :i half hour earlier than teachers, m the playroom of the children have been vaccinated at tour cv’ciock. with Herbert Rein- a real educational process; It sup- TWENTY TWO CIVIL WAR against jsmalfpox are Milo. Barlow hardt as chairman. Following is.plemenU all the other good agen- i building. . VETERANS IN COUNTY that lie intended to deal with this i tn former year., Fwliowhig there willI■ Centra) m. ... .„ l-.W_C«l»r Cr«k.V«kleI.Cakll». the program. vies, instilling a love of nature.! An c-Xlilbit Is being prepared of ba reception at the retiool for the very matter. Hence, although the bill Processional March—High School training in out door skill*, develops' '<>ccup4tlonal work sugge.tions and and Hosmer. work, done V the Tins wonderful whs passed by both Imiusc;. of con-, resell young Indira, Mrews Dorothy orchestra, direction of Mr. Wesley true sportsmanship in games and If Other Names Should Be : Hiner. Johnlnu CoM-arell). Marcella' teaching • materials which will b-' V”.1 " 7,'7L« ”--d’h l-*i’|»rtment Logan tenches self reliance and ability to, Added Nntifv Frank W HASTINGS SYMPHONY OBh"""■ CidKrgim. Mary Mllkr> Lillian, shown in the County Normal and J Hymns. "Faith of Our Fathers’ get along with other*. Aadctl, Notify Frank W. mull of the M'liutc committee, to 'Smith. Allfe LyBarker and Leon-1 Critic Rooms The following pro- for the benefit of the .school pupil: , "" r' CHESTRA TO APPEAR . Dying .■< ..in the ........... Y M c A hajs plo,1<;ered ln Annable, Hastings ■xdilch it war referred, and died. of this county, is made possible only'and-"Day L West," arda Trelb. They have prepon.-d gram will be given: ' Alum the session ended on March 4 fbecaure we have such a health imR. ; led by Mr Wndace camping, and has developed a proA, far heard from there are 22 AT BIGHT O'CLOCK foBnwing program: March—High School Orchestra. !a«. The provhwnvA ol the m-w bill the “ lurid that unit with its fine service 1 ’ -------------------• ’ ” -----I .............................. ~ ' .. !lut nQt onIy “PIX’-’U to the'am war verenuu living In Barry Salutatory —Mary Miller Invocation—Rev. L 1. Dewey. .are- ns folio at-, n’■explained by Sen-' -... .... ; .. .. . vocal Solo — MonnUiliv." <Ra 3.1 wotdd not be here except for tlie I - Election- <h> "Lift Thine Eyes' child but meets character require- county nu.rt. rnay be mxiu- othera DELIGHTFUL PRO­ (Continued pn page three! ’ iKrlkwt Foundation._______ ’ I'from Memb lwohn’.- Elijah, fin. menus that arc expected by the par-1 whose namw we have not recured I St Rom- Sclulbl Song—Seniors. tbaclu—Maye Smeikt-r. |"Culm IsMhe Night." Bohm-High enta Children want the camp to The names and uddres/es of tlie 22 Our Picture Book. । Cbux History—Lillian Smith GRAM IS PROMISED FREEPORT ALUMNI MEMORIAL DAY PROSchool Girls' Glee Club, direction furnish Am. food and action?*tlie Introductory—Maycella LeHer. 1 "In Spring ’—Mendelssohn-GreenPDAUMniUnAY MAY 7Q nf • Frt»nres Hunter. parent* can depend on safety, health' George C. Braldsh. Hastings. L--’ | 'Dwiujht Talka. ’ Senior Clionu. — bHANl MUNUflT, MflI « Baeenlaureate Addn-s-Rev. Fr und character training BANQUET ON JUNE 2 ,waldConductor and Other Musi­ . St. Rose High—Dorothy. Huver. ’ "Age of Innocence" - Beatrice Ira D. Brosks. Cloverdale/ . . ■ in 1 c Bernard N. Geller, St.’Rose Roman Tlie girl*’ <camp is directed by ‘ Duct •LuGracleuM-" — By Girl Piatt. • Charles Francisco. Hastings/- ' cians Have Worke^FaithMrs M. D. McKean df Middleville.' At K. of P. Hall in That Vil- Bohn—Man-clta "Goggins and Lee-, "Boy. with Rabbit"—Irene C‘X>|H-r 1 Junior High School unable- Catholic church Jacob H. Klugh. Hasllngsz— fully for Months . to . Benediction. assisted by a corps of able Christian nicntary Grades Invite .narlia Trelb | ’A Boy’s Will’—Ferris Lathrop. James A McDonald. Cloverdale. lag«k — Excellent Program i Class Night exercises will lxnn leaders: the boys' section ts directed * . Completion of plans for Uie con­ , "Dear Old High Schcnl Day:,"--I "Sir Galahad"-Helen Weaver. John Rogers. Hastings. C ' ' Veterans as Guests Th 1 reday evening, Jnpe I. at eight by C. F. Angell with excellent asHas Been Prepared cert U> be given by the Hastings . 1 Penn—Senior Chorus. < | Interludes—Miss MUs Hunter Truman O. Webber, Hart Ings, f-. The Junior High school and eie- o'clock in the Central school nudf- slstants. Boy*'—June fl-13 Inclusive. ’ Harry Wickwirc. Nashville, c-/ Symphony Orchestra sit the Central Hi* annual banquet of the Free- I Claw prophecy—Alice LyBaikrr.■ ( "There’s A lairic Laric in M My Heart”— schtwl auditorium Thur duv eve-jxirt High School Alumni Assocla-1i Claw Poem—Ixsmard Trelb 1 Virginia) menta,ry grades of Centra' school torluin with the program ns given Girls’—June 14-21 inclusive. The; Charles Cruao. Nashville.'--^ | <Spro-.si—Girls’ Sextet ... 1 ’Vill present the following Memorial.below; f<s*d will be of the same high quid-' Gideon Kennedy. NashvUI* ' nlng. May 25. ut • Iglil o’clock wag! tlon will te- held at the Kniuht:. o',.i Class Will- Johiiinn Curfan-lli. — Agnes Haven’s Harriet Pierson, ..''Day program cm 'Monday. Mav 29,' 'procexslonal March—High School ity and the quantity sufficient for, announced early this week and si Pytnlax hall <the old congregational' . Voices v. of .... the --------Woods’ -RubinHoward. Maye Smelker, Emma William Bivens, NaahrtUe. i rnniuiier Mnrim-m-Hax, r> ' ut >0;15 A M ln Central auditor!-' band, under direction of Mr. Wes- nil with Mrs. A. C. Brown as cook.' Lucien fine program will lx- heard by the church) m Frtcixirt on^tldny eve-.stein-Watson-Senior Chorn* [Chandler. Marjorie-Baker*. V. Potter, NashrilteZ> ' Diiiloina* ”m to which the public is invited.- Jcjr Logan. who has served us stywell for three) M B Brooks. Nashville.' . mu»)c lours ol Hastings who at--nlng. June 2. at oven oclock, the Valedictory—Marcella Goggins. II Preventition of — ,—.— —. D A A The The veterans veteran* or of the the Civil Civil war. war. tne. the, Invocation Invocation-Rev. L. E E Lane. lane summers In the past/ I —Rev L. tend Uieevent# Pythian Sbten; pn-naring the ban" Richard Mullis. Mlddlevllk<_ "Praise ” Ye The Father '—Gounod , VahBu-kirk. Supt. of Schools. Tlie Y. M. C. A. camp Is located Rev. Dewey. !|Spanish-American war and World, "Salting, Sailing"--Class song! Early reports of ticket rales Indi- • quel- Member. of the- Junior claw —Senior Chorus. I Benedict ion—« — •L, •L. « —Elijah Roqnd. Middleville.’. -' upon the beautiful wooded shores of cate that the house will be wold out w-ili serve, ■ Reception ' | The _________________ public 1* Cordially invited to'I war are cordlallv Invited ta be pres-' written by Verlan Linington. Walter Coats, Freeport.t_^ iContinued bn page five) Stuart lake 12 mile* southwest of, Dr. H- C Peckham, Freeport. nttAnrl mu. Lt.lv ptvwnuu. nrr.ornm I'lent ns guests of honor. completely, for the ra ws that thel jt i« hoped there- may be a good w». .. ..«>«, ■. ,vu-um-*u.ici>u On Sunday *evening al -. reven-thirattend this program. 1 —------------- ---------------- -— Hasting* just off old 43 and tiro! D W Moulton. Preeport.4-Symphony Orchestra Is giving a attendance, ever* though if was ini- ty o'clock the graduation cxercires: Class Roll—Aline Andnis. Mar- ' March, by Orchestra. Selections by Orchestra. miles south of Yailkee Stirings 1 concert ha i excited tlie Interest ot patuble to send many nivitatloh' arc to be at St. Ra-e church with Joric Bakir. Arabclle Bivens. Helen] ZJ’wUe R*>n&— George Waff/e. Freejwrt. iwe fWe arc V1-...’”MrmririBl - I....... . . . , , 1 'Jvunje wanre. rirow*Al! -men who have made apphea- churcte________ _ ■_ ___________ | not sure about !hc g)vcn larg>.- number* of people both in this year. bJcaure ol lack of funds- R« v N Markey giving the addre*; Boughner. Hek-n Butolph, Emma? । sung bv first and second grades. , lion for labor In connection with the the city and county. Dues an- 25 rant- mid tlw bunqui't Fr. B N. Geller will confer the di- Chandler, Anna Belle COgawclI.I b n 1 1erace. ~ . ! c s Hunt Defter . • Th* program itself prmnises a de- tt|ij 25 cepts. A fine program has plomiv. followed by the 'Benediction I Irene Cooper."Ellen E Eck. LaVonne • ' Memorial Day and Just Before • niergemy ( conservation work please MISS LILLIAN TOLHURST | Gilbert Peck. Irving.’’ ’ the Battle. Mother. «un« by selected uke notice* • lightlul evening (or the audience, been planned of (he Most Blessed Sacrament. OUrer.’Sarah Gillespie. Amy Ham-i '[group from fourth, flftfi and sixth T c of (|h, Unit£’d WAS AWARDED MEDAL' •and is as follows: ■ Officers of the uffoctetlon are-------------- ■*■•■•------------mond. Virginia Haven.*. Agnes How.7* Ktolr K.^hrlr, ” Rto KtoTO.i ™>- to, ?rd to to1. Lustpiel Overture—Keter B*la |Mlu Clara^lle pr^itent; .d£._ . ‘ ............... . . .... j -iA. ... 1. W. ... State*,A Army, lias »,n... arranged con­ MIXED DANCES. ^th.r Kzrthck:. “- K “.y=r.. liTi to. to . . -the following Civil war veterans A dramatization entitled. U-st We dui.t iJr, exainiriaUon of applicants Held First. Place WurriiU Krinitti. PerrLs I^thron. I 2. Romance. Opus 15. No. 2.—Rim-. Mrs- Dan Postma. secretary; Robin Contest have pasred on: Clear Lake. May 20. Prizes given. Harriet Ktuipp. FcrrLs I-athrop.' _ F'*-jchwaHerV'cTrandmmh»r nh.™.,.™ rtoMTOtor on M,y Frank Herrington.-Adv Murrells Lester. Frances McIntyre. [ Ia £' n Joan. Cynlhlel Reed Aky-Korsakow. , ert Relglcr. treiuuter. Marcella U-Mer. Frances McIntyre., ’j. at Methodist Ohtfrgh onC- Hendershott. Balti3 Del Rio. march—A. W. Hughe*/_________________________________ 27, in the forenoon In the gymnuiGertrude McPiuirlin. rxmnu Mead. 1 ••Spirit , Tuesday Evening fma». of '7G-.-1ZO Nye. David 4. The Golden Gate., caprice— e ilum room of the Hastings High I Harriet Pierson. Beatrice Pratt. 1 Leary. * Charles Smelker. Alta-on Hill. Woodland Mildrwi Rayner. Harel Shriber.Mare I Abraham AOrnnam Lincoln I4nrolII— -^.t, ,,,ar> l-chool building. The examination At the Mctliodist church on Tues-, Conrad Kahler. Cloverdale. Donald Daxey. 5. Muslclal Gems of T'ChatkowSmelker. Freda Smith, Clara Belle) s lr|t of i8_Or0Up of sixth and day evening, a Silver Medal contest1 P. C. Kara*. Clovyrdale. sky—Selections William Williams. Carlton. Struble. Helen Weaver. seventh grade boys; drummer. Jack, tings city allottmcnt will be ex- was conducted by Mr*. Wayne-Mer­ nmtned first. In order to give the rick. an offleej of the w. c T. 1/. 6. Mercedes Habanera. Opus Itecommittees:—Program' — Anna D»liriPj. John D. Allen. Middleville. township applicants lime in wlueh La Monaca Belle' Cogswell. Arabella Bivens. A k- ; **-. N,lrse E.,a<lcne struble. Tlie six High retwol pupils, mem-, George Dean. Nashville. । to reach Hustings. Intermission. i nes Howard. Reception — Harriet Frank Rowley, Nashville. Spirit of America Mary Fisher. ;1 W<- recommend tliat every appli­ bers ot the speech class taught by 7. Several solos and selections by Albert Becker, wfio participated1 Jacob Hayhor. Nashville. Pierson. Exhibit-Virginia Havens^ppu-s and ann Crosse.* urosMrs-v.nAip ui Popple* —Group of different artist*. I cant have 11 dentist examine . ius were Misses Arloa'Myers, Virginia Clara Belle Struble Anna Belle gfadp gllU and -------------I teeth, and. if they are found dcfecfl; Officer of the Day March—R B. OogswelL Pictures—Virginia Hawns.! soldiers-William Fox. George Waters. Irene Jone*. Jeanne Cince- veterans wItom* . names arc not lnHall. i tire, to have them put in as good bcaux and Lillian Tolhurst, und one eluded in the list, their friends Ellen Eek. Esther Kaeclu-le. Harriet; p^-py Lynil pfrry Vnnth Rm..1 ^hajip as jx> Jiible. The condition of young man. Witham Buuchmann. 'rh' 9. Scenes PH tnresque*—Massenet , Although the Hasting* Civic should notify Frank Annable — of “ Voulh-BUb you‘r lttjl> m|l w m there * Knapp. _____ __________ ■ Spirit of Amertcs* " ‘ play or deteqtivc drama but ..... , <is> III Angeles. 'tastings Mi that a complete record Mrs. Merrick presided ns chair- Hi r»r.Player* had planned to withhold are several surprising denoumenuj <b> IV Fete Boheme i Tn™ r ttaiiie VeLMd 1 d««ermm»nR yow Ahiew, for a place. man. Special musical selection* — may\be kept. TO BE ____________ ’the name off their first production that will be appreciated the more if “CAVALCADE | Taps, Lualhe McLeod, Not* the following Inxtnjctions: During the intermission between .until tlie ,it**k before its prerentawere rendered by a quartette of Bring an old pair of shoes tliat young women and a quartette uf BOARD OF REVIEW AT the groups to be played by the full edge of the plot. Therefore tin-' SHOWN AT STRAND TEACHERS HAVE COM,w Jyou know to. be comfortable. orchestra, wololsu. duets and en­ tlon here, the “secret" has already young men. W,U- stir™. Photo Drama C.asaic1 PLETED SCHOOL CENSUS. . wm, h, to nur WORK OF EQUALIZING sembles will be heard Tlie Has­ appeared in newspapers uf nearby -- -------------------- •' ----------------- -- -- \ ■ -------. . Each contestant chore his or her Stirring Photo Drama Classic ting* Symphrmy boosts several re­ cities and so the asstxriation has de­ ■ --------------------------------„ --------»>• to opponuiul)* w,o out 10 m ^Itouita, tom • to* lurThe entire action of the play takes There Will Be Considerable markably fine musicians whom 11 cided to *t«-p forward the date of Ranked as Greatest Epic , uvery winiu xiiiruneu luciiua , i'okjii. Every Child Enrolled Menn, lunch. rehed bv to w c T U.. tod .11 Will be a privilege to hear. In add!- formal [=' announcement to thl* corn- place In the lounge of an ordinary ! Primal Mnnnv unzl* i1 Br>nR a t0Otl> *>«»»». ’ld ,„|,tol to pTOlWUto ' — *-...1. H4MH* a ...... • Reduction in Total As­ of Silver Screen second-rate deean liner. Almost More Primary Money and rWj^.r articles which yw may need . .top « pUw tom .25^, Judges were Mte» Emily McElwain. 1 given at Central auditorium here, from the first one senses that some"Cavalcade." critics „„««,«,. termed by — — as| sessment This Year 1 Continued on page slxi Less Local Taxes |m camp. Misa Bernice Henry and Harold cine on Friday. June 9. and the sec- thing unusual Is afoot. Why the the greatest motion picture since The two *upcrvlsorx. city attorney Urth of will lx* ahown: taking'the^chSi “ SrmwtoTni’in S^mheT Yerty. lond rm Tuesday. June 13 :mnl! pu-ssenger list? The motley as- -Birth of a a Nation." Nation." will lie shown1 LOCAL MAN PRAISES All of the declamations were and the two members of the board of at( t;„, tlw c;,„, Strand t ll<hl >v; theatre here Cfaundsy —‘ ~ w 'oob have ^en UMng he rehool BANNER ADVERTISING., The play in question is "Outward sortment of voyagers? Tile uncer- a splendidly rendered, the judges glv- review an- equalising the uwmd Monday. *Mav 28 and 29 ’1’ u C. B Hodges reports to the writer, Bound" by Sutton Vane, eminent tatnty concerning their destination? an............... - 7 t^mihout tVX : The accepted apullranU wiU go at . ing the award to Miss LUllsn Tnl- ’menta of lhU.dty They have made a tremendous picture’N«r basedceUd on splendid results from a special an­. English playwriifht. It, created a The lack of ceremony? The small «w'' ’',«;;n,'-»r ’.tdet th,, tort ««. hurst whose subject-wos. "The Debt tew changua In assessment of real • ------ ----nouncement about Garland watches, M-nuQtion on Broadway where It ran in? The calm, pitying supenulon of Law Enforcement." Rev. L. L. estate. Present condition* are n»* — 3IQ consecutive performances. ot the steward? Then comes the trewhich he published in the Banner *for Dewey presented the medal to Mtsc May JOth. This Is evidence that Nothing like it had ever appeared mentions denounment os the first mating such values. The mucmM a’‘y n* ine e“m* lolhurst. ’ subscribers read Banner advertising. before. Blase theater irx-rs who act closes. The second act supplies this drama "Among the few really Ux pay™ by rendering this* fine ; ment reriowera are finding it neccaSimed 1. R Glasgow. Chrm. What more can an advert liter expect tiioughl tliere was "nothing new thrill after thrill as the ship with great classics of the screen. ITob-.community service. A» every’ ' • u^mJvmt nt Committee. | CALX FOR CLOTHING. of «.. any z ..nru.u.... medium? With .»..*• real .v». .Kiwa news m of» Under the sun” came, saw and were, its strange cargo speeds on through ably the best picture ever made. • Unemployment Committee. 1 Owing to many calls for clothing tn personal a*re**nirnt». owing .... „K In at- * profoundly -------- ,— affected. ----------- It —treats - theinntght, building up to the great Altogether It B little short of a more primary money from the state, merchandising events, put up a , for children and men. the Hastings tractive display space, published in' sympathetic, masterly style a dell-/Umax of the third act. A theater miracle;" "It is without fear of con- • and less local taxes, it Is quite es-1' •Adv. (City Mission’s*stocks arc very low merchant*. We hare no basis for an advertising medium with a dis-'cMe subject in wjjich we are all audience will seldom if ever receive tradlction or dispute, the greatest sentlal that every one eligible should WILL SELL INSURANCE. While you are cleaning house and uu counico. >> yvu snow oi any - — — estimate of what Ur final f vitally interested — young and old the same type of suspense as occurs film production since speech was b<counted. H you know of any , tributlnn covering nearly every --------- --------- -— —* -'•* ------------- -- ------- ------ ---------------------families having moved into HasMorris O Hill ha* recently taken clearing out. don’t rend your things alike. Except for the cojnpreh^ndIn the first jccne of the last act. In given to the screen:" "It stands at »--("* » <• ” « home, to f>lks who pay cash for town, but call 3803 and Rev. two lupervteor*’ roll*. the traction, reaction. the peak of cinema achicvenient. tings thl* war. plcare notify the the local agency for the Stat* tjie paper because they desire It to Ing artistry of its author, this play attempting to analyse Uie । High school* office, phone 2224. so Mutual Resided Fire Insurance,Com • hoos will lxsure to promptly call “ York critic said. ' "It is the Unutterably perfect ” E-wntiallr. read—ft is not surprising that Mr. might well have bordered closely on. one New Hodges obtained xatLifactory results the prolan* It is a play primarilyr :h«t utterly solemn hush I ever ex­ the play deals with the effect on an that a careful check-im may be pany of Flint Tills Is the largest. for them. made on the children between the firmer’.; Mutual fire insurance com. -« a * ' from his advertising. This week he for adults although there is noth­- perienced. There was not a breath English family of certain-historical ages of five and twenty, on whom.P«ny ojxratlng in Michigan and. CI1TY BLOCCr. , may drop below that. has an announcement of especial Ing suggestive or vulgar In the pXxt taken as all eyes rivlted to that rear events from "the turn of the cen­ under the state law. primary money Mr.. Hill is to lx- congratulated Ini °L NaTtce TO’ 1 interest to shoppers far graduation or fines that might make it unsuit­■ doorway out onto the sun-bathed tury." on up to tiic present. The is paid. Your co-opdratlon will be his relection H* rep**' X’’*1™* L*. Mret TnISay able for children. The point is thatl deck. I can explain It only by the acene gifts. ........ of the play — happens r.-------------------to be in looking good This t>i« Company «*»* a « -:---- '» •'» ।ywy «n>»re only more mninre mature minus'CHi> minds'can iun> fullyr fact that the human oansclo$jsncM Great Britain’ but the humpr and, greatly appreciated. A complete on an-1t ■It was . ~.l~r An f <> hail I CARLTON I_ A. S. BAKE SALE. I appreciate the subtle heights to>, Ifears sacrilege more than anything ‘pathos of the drama and the mar-! a complete report report by oy ward*, warus will win be t» j1 has n»s a'• special qmw. .innmmcement ... v.. Iren when tabulations are ol Hw .n,*z ** reduoM " tyrdom of the splendid mother rise given when Uie Uie tabulations are com-(other com-lotlwr page page of of this IhU iSsuc issue ot the BanBan- .probable u“L.tt,^7*. At White At Houvcner's. Saturday, i which this drama rises. 1 above mere geographical boundaries, pitted. . |uer. I30.W0. possimy km. f May 21 al ten o’clock.—Adv. "Outward Bound" U not a mystery l (Continued on page five) The Barry County Tax Commis­ sion lias M-nt out its preliminary, report to each school district, town-] ship, village,, city of Heatings the county of Burry, notifying each! taxing- unit of the amount of tax apportioned to cover their expen-M-s' The list as finally jmsed Ir. substantiully 1I1 published Ui the Bau- Joy Gein»f :y 4 15 r P.. MBurryvlllv Cemetery - 4 45 P -----• -----------■— •• Sponubli* C<-nu-(.i-r>-IJ.'OO I*. M FIRM LOWI BILL HAS BEEN PASSED TWENTY-NINTH NORMALEXERCISES COMMENCEMENT WEEK PROGRAMS FIRST PUBLC CON­ CERT THURSDAY EVE Hastings Civic Players to Present Outward Bound” June 9 and 13 Drama Is Modern Classic; Interest In Assreiation Grou's �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. MAT H, 1MJ PAOB TWO 776822 WOI ( EOW. B. FINLEY. JR. j COUNTY RECEIVES 1 Bill, to' Concerns Disposition of Es-1 OF CIMP FIRE GRES 58.625 FROM~~ STATE XXX . . . . . .En-. . . . .j . GETS PROMOTION . . . . . . These tate of the Late Thomas , ^federal^courVtoday SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES HAVE TESTS local news MUST PLANT GARI DENS THIS SPRING! Those Who May Need Aid WATERS J The Good Will L. A 8. will meet Next Winter Must Do That .ljwUh Jennie Loehr for dinner Frlor They Will Suffer ' -_ 'day. May 29. Chaesebrough RETURNS TO OFFICE OF Plants and vines ot nil kinds for We wish to repeat our advice F1R3T INSTALLMENT FOR Two hundred and fifty-five seventh W. K. KELLOGG FOUNDA­ There will be considerable interOOMMR. Decoration at Hie Wallace Feed A: given last Week when w« puldtahed grader* and two hundred and stat£. BANKING COMMR. TOWNSHIP HIGHWAY a letter from the County Poor Cotnj Seed Store — Adv. H*t In Freeport and vicinity in al TION TAKES OVER turtyrthree eighth gradcra wrote the AT LANSING IMPROVEMENT Tlie May meeting of the Brush miMlanera on the urgent necessity case which/wiU be coming on today1 state examination* last - Thursday CAMP SITE Ridge Cemetery Circle will be held of every family who u likely to uixl Friday at Lacey. Prairieville ,ln the United States court ut Grand . MUMU call for from tlie jiubllc. to pre­ NEW RECEIVERSHIP ________________ .... at the cemetery Thursday. May pare 25. andaidplant and Hastings. 'Rapids. It U the case of Huntington COUNTY ROAU UUMMN. gardens thu spring ••• DEPARTMENT FORMED This WedncMlay. afternoon tlie so that they will have a supply til TO DO WORK THIS YEAR ■'**13’ * “» ocat«niii;College, vu,'r,tc' of °* Huntington. ',un‘,n«‘on* Indiana, «*«* ’vs. »• 1 ---------------_____ annual High *choU water carnival vegetables that will Arty them WORKER THIS SEASON | Ward Moore, el al. It will be tried . ... passed Ift’^iHaJvKi.-lutmi* whlch.wui ■ n Amount ............ Available Does 11irtelvedThursday. House Ooncur- Splendid Recognition of His ^T'J,cW . ---------- ’ Tuttle aute* ot the g mn 8‘w*Urt rrM’rt “ through the coming fall, winter and Wonderful Privilege for Girls befurc Judge courtArthur of theJ. United 8ma11 Amount AvaJlflble D J‘“‘‘' r(yU KcMiiution No. 01. A concur-' early spring month*. j for' McCreery * 50c apactal. Wednesday With Uie fifteen mill tax limita­ . । torthe theeastern eastern district districtofof MichiMichiNot Warrant Engaging • renl n solution directing tlie Super- Work as Receiver of Nashof Barry County—New :un, becaiue Judge Fred M Ray-' the Contractors •. tntendent of Public instruction to ville State Bank «nd Thursday. May 24, 25. Any la- tion law. it is impossible for Barry I rnond, whose home is in Grand Rap­ , discontinue the entrance examinaGroups Being Formed a . ... ..’dy'' drew, coat, man's suit or county to Increase the money allotted MW M.U. „„„ r„„„,d dI lhe „„ .,ld „„ ^ESwarST^n^r .^rireJ ^Xarn'^dv ids. considered himself disqualified for relief work. In fact it will be out . Many parents, commenting on the 1 to , preside at the trial. | from tlie state highway , - departntatit trade-— students* in...the rural schools of the Ntuhville state “Bank. Mr ;an<1 •carr> AcU* of the question to raise a* much fact that ,much U being done inI' -------------------u 3 cjuse which Involve* the last week tlie sum of 38JI25-00 winch of Michigan. Mr*. Minnie Hammond is conFinley has returned to tlie office of Barry county for boys to help them wlale thf ]*te Thoma* Cheese- ls to lie ure.l in Improving, as farWHEREAS It is the power of the year. Tints ft will be impossible for vulescing from lu-r recent Ulnrss at the stale banking commissioner ut We have an abundanci get right ideal* of life have said brough, according to whose will part as It will go. Hie 168 miles of town- Superintendent of Public Instruction lensing to take an active part in the home of Mr. und Mrs Clitford tiw county to do the .amount of re­ lief work for the next year that It they hoped that work of the same of the estate was to go to Hunting- ,u,ip ipgiiway taken over bythe:to require 7th and 8th grade stu- inrof cool, white clothing! the ncwiy newly creaiea created receivcrsinp receivership ardt*- Hammond. for the year now drawing to a ftn -artar miahi Il«n iw done tar ton College It appears that Mr. county road eommusion fur im- dents—in * •*’the » rural schools of Michi m^io.­' pariment. now being worked out by Die piano pupils of Mita Bu.«.*e did «£.•% m«“ IrZ Cheesebrough'* ."e .... .......... »„ close. With this situation it can be wife was brought up provement thia year, a* provided by gan to lake an examination beforeJ Commissioner Rudolph E Reichert “>>1 Kite a recital in the music room coming under the provision* of1 On Saturday. May jto. Mr. Finley. ilt thf Central school on Thursday, seen that, unless those who are likcsuch efforts. • by Uie parent* of Or. Ward Moore— . ule McNItt law. ' iy to need uid shall plant giuxiens Mr und Mr* William Moore, both According to that bill there Miould chapter «. part 2. of Att 319 of the through his attorney. Kim Sigler, 'Mav 24. at 3:45 P. M. We arc not in position to *ay how Ti^.UimvkVd t ,h„ , (u Public Acta of 1927. end mid raise their vrgrfablcs. they ore presented a petition. m»n which n if you have any enake of a r.cwtng much will txt done, but we do know if f "t ",,taUE?! |.r»l»ni»n ol VM.m ot .H«ht WHEREAS. Thtt action Is dls-■ hearing was had before Judge Rus- machine you want repaired, read the likely to be in a sorry slluatiun next that the W. K. Kellogg Foundation Mr. clw><br»uali. who »«.-room- l s fall and winter, for the county «, tountk. Ihl. r , criminatory inasmuch a* urban ciul* ■ sell R. McPeek. at which time Mr. amall adv. of the Singer Sewing Mu ­ hss taken the first step toward pro- tui Chcesebroughk second wife. Dr.fl simply cannot appropriate a* much ... 'year in proportion to their ainim-idren arc not required to take this i Finley requested the court to relieve chfae co . on our Want Adv. page. motlng helpful work for girl*JuJthJ* Moire was appointed Mrs. Cheesemoney us last year for relief writ Snnforizod $ i 25 township highway mileage, examination and the same Instruc-. S'. '“"J’l «> Tub, Cluck, .nd ihc tad county We do not know that a defi­ brough *. gunrdlan and *>«tad to proved ,— <!,.< ----- I Tlie voters .of this state and counHanKInR on inc >3< WWi wmcn non l& oy ww „. quIlra HIM g, Ven to Banking on the >34.000, which Hon la by law required and given to 98c — and 1 nite program has yet been outlined. ■ take in piers ot uie annuity wliat theiiy approved the fifteen mill limita.should have none to thia counts* had both urban'nnd rural children, and .nd .purov.l of hU .raxml .. ----------- --------- — Bnd but »e do know that tiie Foundation SXrstand’th7i* thw Ja* dSi'K *h'‘ MCN,U W“ °?‘r“ted "* -------- d -i-re at •!(«!. w, no one can find fault with WHEREAS. It is an added burden, receiver nf 'hr KuhvUI. Sl.t. Bunt IH „, Cuu „ street empltaslxra'th.ha* a worker for girls in the person ............... ..... w, 114 w West Court law. Tlie people themselves • Al thl. flaw II Oecyne .W»r, nt M„ rUwm------,„t thl, ;__.f i|Iiade n anrt a|| w,u have to abide by ... --------J--1---- 1 ----- i—----. ----- . .'OU HIT VU.IUILU axu of MtsHcraven; also/hgt the Foun-i^r io Dr. Moore, who thus became • I planned to do a lot of work on taxpayer to conduct such exanuna-. that the banking department of „ । dation has taken over the Camp Fire a party to the suit tnu the state ot Michigan has for rev1?!.d.you >ou nmr kn?w t. V v Besuncr I*'. >L If they Utah to *ave themselves i township roads, not only on the 168 tlon now therefore, be it Olrls* camp at Clear lake near -------- - » ------- —■ publishing each week in Hie Banner;suffering during thy coming fall, Popular! "nliJTtm HE8OLVED. That the examina-. cral weeks past been developing a a small display advertisement con- iwinter and spring month*, therefore, Dowling Thl* is an ideal location ,.n gravelingJhe 168 mlli-t taken over U(i|n |or 1B33 Khi|11 C(MK1ucted by. recrirerahlp department to take over cerning the care of the eyes? Look (those who have any mmi to anfor a girls' camp. Many improve“­ TROOP 72 ENTER­ bank rccclverKhips tn thu state ' for it in thl* week's issue. ment* have been made at the camp . ticJpatr that they may not tie able TAINED THEIR PARENTS tpre this time the contractor!'.'• the-* teacher tn .the school which the, Such action will result in a unialready and more are contemplated. child attends, and be it further J”1 "« ,■ i Me.-mr*. Brow n Bros . would lx* busy 1 fomtlfy of procedure, and make1 Tlwrv ... « l.rw .....a .1 th. It seems evident, from what they are RESOLVED the House of ... Rep-' more efficient 4he admlnbtratlon cl Seru.14 ...a 1‘ T A o„ MomU> -appl.mm; lh.1 «.J । grading the 168 mile* inkrn over this --------- by...... doing that the Foundation plan* to Pot-Luck -Supper-Followed by near. r-riun, .u,| .11 r„K,>«d 11- III.-1" “"J*1™ ,f“ ‘!r "W Sanforized A - the Mate ha* not been able remtatives <lhe fa-mite concurr-i receivcrxhips generally. have the Clear lake girls' camp ac­ Investiture Ceremony UrU . ol V. lla.'l..l„. I’ai. Mu,all 1-‘n this .pdfl, .nd .Ummut. 1( . That the Superintendent of ut po pay the nwipey. Eiufitiwt Rakow- hup ‘ ««'* ', Mr.not Finley for a period of in s.iiii. c J Barnum ul Wwdtaml ,l,r‘ complish he girts what the' Pine lake bl“Y I’" ’’ I sky ha* not been able to order th ; P»b»c Instruction be directed to was. on Monday Night । approximately ■ six year*, onnecieil camp is doing for boys. Tlie Found­ ,, . .... themselves it county relief fail*. Bov scout Trooo 73 entertained »'««* rt<»i«*. The amount paid *o conduct such examination in 1934 If you nre interested in poultry . whrn tbl... nced lt ation ’s quite apt to. complete any ti*’SK%o?r«k “ "•«» **“ " wy ,>« ‘’»u“.xhv.w. o eertlty any child with ..... x.i the.p. . with the banking department as an ' . .. iu.t u yrr ' prov<i) of of'the teaeijer'in charge of of ?Jam!ner'u H1* cajuibilifa.art- you will-tft interrMed in the ndverproject they undertake and. having aito Indian mvestiture «4mnnv l*Mwl1 '■> use on 10H miles: so* Prov.il the teacher in charge ttaem. ni of the Wallace FVcd and (X,, u fllrnW; acquired the site, they will doubtless m^MoX" eSS“£ th«rmhut' >• Sleeveless $ -i Knwhcr luu decided that lh.1 he J><- U'e 'choo. which which tfajtdjUd iiini cliild attend* oil,-nd. <h. .MwJ. We briwtv there wUl be Itttle see that good use is made of it The 11 'Jn>.lnn< .uch put. «I ."d 11* Birihcr appro..!- ol lhe fL’J; Seed store In this issue. Read It. ‘18c and -1' «»£ unamaawr. u. a------------- --- , - -..2? - X , Foundation ha* a habit of seeing ..bout fifty being present. .... uid> ,n. r tm. v,-.r a. county CounU’ OommMoWT of iV -eh.-l McCrcery. 50c .-.jwcLi!. Wedne.Mt.iy diifculty tn getting ground for thu! things through tn a proper manner A "Heap Big Show was given aft-i., ( greatest need of fixing up in tlie county in which *uch school hns done an exceptlonallj pood Job, and Tllursday. May 24. 33 Any la* (purpose. It i* neccMary. for thia I Later they will probably announce Vl dy * rire.-.Y. coat man * Milt or:<-iMirx to be followed to save sutler| er supper uuuw under the direction vot* « go that tof the is located shall come under the proth.t Jw h.s Wen very m.iMfultn Ic: it go a*, that for tlie i* located shall come under the pro•***•• " W.rwv Burgess, Rt.nresx -aiLCt*tant Reootmu*; j -...i..^. -< o am . their program for the summer Harvey -assistant Scout ma*\ ' o'coat, cleaned and pressed. Cash i mg iwxt Vinter. ----------- ------- ------------- I present Instead of-the contractor* visions of chapter 18. part 2 of Act '"“king collections and has handled months and may also include some •“ —r*-------------------------------------------------------— *— —• --------- •,l - — «»»-------------- . '»“.* repairing the Cxxrnty road 31» the Public Aeta of 1927. and '™r\.r L ni aiKLcarry Adv. Sanforized § 1 9S special uses for the camp his Tendertoot badge, presented by , VOJnnu„.(m lLM. lw (nm eamn- '* « further •’ r*h" >earh«t at the hearing Th ..UJ.I :.•• , , SEVERAL BUSINESS Trousers 1 — • For some time- there have been CHANGES IN PROCESS several groups of Camp Fire girl* acted a* Great enter, urea, war an<di mipniring |mnn>vlne the tne worst smuclw" strcrefa•* ■ reMtuUon resolution be lx* presented Presented "to to the’stipSuni. . „ L p . .. . . in thl* city, but the organisation ha* — ------ —talked .— —oi«. n ofllie j(» lni|w They liop-* thAtatc rnntendent of Public instruction and ville State Think has hern operated r!2.r ---------- ----wjliiam* Loppenthien, Barber Shop, from the time the bank closed to the S.;-' not been extended ns has the Boy Thrift." Albert Oiwborn 1 7^L„"n ’;r.?i'rv talked on i,nnv h*- 1,1 l’asl,'”n furnish more, to the County Commiaxloncr.s of present lime, al a profit of over $12­ Scout movement, into other com-----; u._u — • Millinery Shop and Chain ‘t‘u’ ‘anrr CT‘ ’ i*° thiU “’5 ‘,ntlr*’ ndleage Schools m the various counties of 000 00. That of a $65.000 00 stock night. munities That work is rtoa under Aid and Winston Sheffield on Eau- ; tn;iv completed a* wa* ortumailf th- st ite of Michigan for Boys Stu.* it.it lime i* here again, and Stores Are AU Moving around »a*.uwuu $54,000 fiO nn* has way. There was organized last week Scout*. AU of the ceremony-was by'....*.U|(h) MHn(. wciri. (i0.,,. .tl Adnnt«**i bv tbi- HnitM* ot Rrnrei- H'Miv-m'til. ni. arimna ™ * '-”1 »-»> at Assyria Center,.a (troup of Camp the light of a huge fire, , lighted by g in veling the 108 miles taken over .entatives Anril 20 1033 b< Z 1 ’ t °5 “ l c “ * l !'' * ” ' l ‘ " l! ' >,~i . . . '5 U-.C *on iiuh-s jaxcii u*ti '.<rntattvcs April 3V, 1 HAJJ. . «... ,r> of over 3275.000.00 have been tuken in .1.:. tl>n hi no­ Fire C.iri. art* with a Mr.-Burgess Mr nuiffrss by bv the friction method. method i,.. m »■ n.. .ul. : |(M[ year ..... «r^.. .. Girls, which *t starts Adopted by the Senate May 10. A 2S : dividefid Wword.jrrd Ujt-Judg.* ir modeling good membership The organic- jThis^ troop has arranged .a ... w | The llu- county's aimir fine share of »3.iXM).(KH) ‘ 1933 'x.' • EXu£ ".^«xSn~. "" of ~ McPeek in January, but owing, to tlon was made under tlie direction place for their meetings and the;under the McNitt bill mast be ui*ed frat.Inn T11, Atlantic Atini.tic AA: Pacific Pacific 7>-a Tea Co. Co the closing of the barix* in which '■Hi/i . of . what urn would have Th, of Mrs Olsen and Miss Craven of boys arc intensely interested in the for improving the township’ road* Don W Canfield. Secretary for Bos s . Ih.tvr rented the Cvb'rove. bulletin? the slate ’ treasurer. h;ii| deposited .Battle Creek, field Miss Rattle Creek tu-irt secretaries, .eereterte. mi <* in(jUn Uirc taught them, which the;, . ciiKf-ti taken ov.-r over tills ve.it. a.rraguw averaging 10 iiii.* year, i" 'i.• The Edmonds G.l Compniiv uill at .|,r -------< — .... O.I Companv will i1( t| lr c.riw-r of State and JeWrrwm j the money turned over to httn by Hi •, Craven being connected with tiie W exemplified -m Monday evening. I mill's to the township. The 327.600 COMMENCEMENT EXER­ rt— ... . ....................... r________ . .. .. ' have' , 'ixci-'l ‘*dl'P.ay adverting in ’ and- wlU make cmc tart- 'tore out I K Kellogg Foundation. She 1* a irxpected this year from that .«>urc-* - . . .front*. trained worker among girls. CISES OF DELTON H. S. A 10*; dividend ha*, however. i>en, thr-’Hiilincr for the u"*' I would .provide only l!8i per mile SUPT. VAN BUSKIRK R H. uipjwnthi ]Mld in full, and it is h»>;>*<i ihat •’■“’nR ol »he raeritiis of Goodrich The officers of the Assyria Camp ■a which, a* anyone cun sec. would not .... . an* are adadvertising |»ricrx rtrx'k into- •*-«*payment will be forthcom- u,r' whey the McCoy building writ • Fire girls are: Bemita Tuckerman, IS CHOSEN PRESIDENT K" V<ry far i!:i U"’.k <|"|;.' With Class of Nine Finished Their nincfurther a* low as 35.20 fur. 450x20 tlrci. of’ th-" Miller ”fii arid Blouses C/’V within a short time. ’i- Miller Fttrn. Co. Clarence president; Alice Lenneger,. secretary; . .....money on the, - ------- —. ilhc same ninuuntxo: Course—Exercises in rheir adv for full price par-,, Wwiun;in\ barta‘r shop and the for Boy’s O\/ The promotion of Mf. Finley to *Rend ’e'‘d 1,1 Beatrice Russen, treasurer; Bernice Heads West Mich. X Round-Ta—i, t”11*' ‘a«"" wr lalast year vm* the receivership department of the .rirulwr*. |beauty parlor Will move, into the Community Hall Jones, scribe and Mrs. Bernard Ta*- ‘""“T. ’ -- ।n-maricubh*. ■ Autiv renuirkuhii' state banking cotnmiMtoner'* office.' fa-aides telling-lumber und coal. Da. ;. building on \V. stale St . blc Organization of School । Tilc IWC c; . nl . or <500.000 which 1 ker, guardlgn. There will be held The enmmenerment Exercises of is a fine compliment to him. und in- Frank Sari. proprietor of the Htw-' '' is now being improved Ironat Clear lake in July and August Superintendents 11* to be added,each year for .. ix*r- the Deltnn High school tfcre held in dieaie-s the high regard in which he tins* Lumber A* Coal Co., haiuiles rtilcif ._ ... a camp for Camp Fire Girls. There . .... .. . . i>,x| <*t h’Ur years, under live McNltt .the Community Hall at Delton Fri­ .has been held by tlw banking de- ll'”: enamels, white lend and oil. tfie C IJ Hodge* Jewelry store nnd. recognition to SupL|:om. W1| wouia give **arry narry county county so.vuu. Sfl.ooo. day erenhig. Rev. w. F Kendrick.' are many of them In-Battle Creek ' AA fine ----on came V.innuikiik OatiirdAV at a . . .... • ... ... Il will be a 'while \ ; pnlnta. interior wnllhlde. etc If »re movinx Uiere soon. The two No doubt the members from Has- DVanBuskiik on Saturday "■ a!<>i- about 340 jw:- mile on 16H mile- of Kalamazoo, pave the address. ins I.-. P^ffwnt. The legislature ha* I recently . ' <-U intend to-do nny building m i.* small A. A: P. stores will be dlwonting*. AMjTia Center.' as well as jneeUng of .rehool men held at H°‘- mipioti'd hat ye*ir. This it was in- mbjecl b*in>: "Let No Man Despise summer, umi we pavt’d law* which will plice more {imiring of any kind he can be of finued. ‘ ! from Battle Creek will be invited to **”'’■ *”*n, c tended to lire tn graveflhg the milt - ;Thy 'Youth." i Mrs. Mari.ip Goodyear has leased take In this summer camp Tiir of the Wft*t Michlcan Roundtable of MR(, over. Next n-.it a have plenty white! After the Invocation by Rev. L D. Authority in the banking coinnu:.- much help to you -camp fee ta 3900; but if a girl earns 80 ,! ,s!‘1*r,,ntCnllc!lt' ‘. W5 *7°, similar anfount shiuld l>- avallabh Mi!e». pastor' of the MetliodUt stoner than in the past. Act number .Barry founty folks have a great htr two .'tores on State St. to the ‘ ~ ■ -3450 herself the balance of the fee *urr ‘haL!k*r ,VanB2a*‘r.k T , Lm‘ kc to apply in r.iav. ling the mileage church at Delian, the salutatory was-'seven, of the Public Acts cf t!i.* priru jiarillg it tor dccujNincy as a large will be paid by the W K. Kellogg a 'ery efficient president of this or- ..lkt,n „Vt.r y,w VPar .At:ll a!. Cqua! given by Katie Schaffhausen the ' State of Michigan for the Extra F'«-‘c|ouble store, necessitating the du­ Foundation. The dues are only 31 00 Banfxatfon 1 a)nW(nV available an the mileage valedictory by Marie Hughes: .the Session of 1932. dealing with bank* through’ilm‘influence ci. . * their- .two small per year. • When Mr. VanBuskirk announced : taken over Tut • rar In tin- wav claw will by Kathryn Town and the and receivers, is designed to that ter, agricultural agent, of this city. cfiect 2t provides, in regard to the- Full particulars are given elsewhere The Assyria Camp Fire Girls pro- that tlw delinquent school tax in ^ i& believed that tiie township claw prophesy by Earl Baldwin. tn this issue of the Banner. Look appointment of a receiver, that — .lapore to earn the money for their Harting* in 1931-1932 w.u six per-| roads can all be taken over by the In addition to those on the ;>rofor the announcement. NEW OH. FIELD. court shall immediately-appoint the due* and camp fees. To do this they ccnI anrt ln 1032-1033 eleven per'county, put- in lar belter condittor. crain the graduating'class consistL W Sunday relumed from a ot Ur have rewr«j plans in mind The tent, many of thi»c present were. tn«n they ever have been But they id of Reva Mott. William Holden. banking conunta’lone:*, hi* deputy, first will be a floweRiecd and bulb astonished and cnngratulated him] would iwrt be what w would call Wilbur Soloman. Manin Groot and nr one of the banking exomiriers m Kniuht* Templaj attended the A*— week • nd v^.it to Clare nnd rejiorted the drilling in of a new oil well, 3'.tiie banking department, yg wane sale, tv be held in the Assyria Cen- upon tltat splendid report In most improved roAd*. since the mtail; Clark MorvhouM*. c avion D.iv Mrvice* at the Prcmiles southeast of that will.ine, • other competent and disinterested ter -choolhoure on the afternoon "r Uw' district* tn wi-.stern amount available i* not sufficient' to; person, who shall han* the recotn- byterian church Sunday mortting whirh started oil with a pnxhiction A good many <>f our trouble.. thew ■nd evening of next Saturday Mav Michigan Lhe percentage of deiin-1 travel them '• ■ ­ hosied that, with TREASURER OF HOSPITAL Gl'ILDs GIVI S REPORT, meiwlation uf the banking «*>inmL-.- and several went t;> Battle Creek tn of 1.000 barrels per'day. Thu indi- day* arise from rair habit of failing 27 There wjll be other artlcle’i qu«‘c> was much higher. jtht return ol .. .. . ----- N ..... , tiie afternoon to tiiF services al the !,**i week when we publtahwl th* receiver, and shall deterto park in the first space wy.eomr . offered nt this sale and there will be Accompanying Mr VanBttaklrk. pte will have a little more money to CoriTegmior.ai church. of Clare may; reveal an extensive oil to. thinking we’ll find a Itettc good music al-o All who can are in- were Hon and Mrs. John C- Ketch-1p-iy m tax.* the township- and, .reports of the Pennock Hn*ptljl ^imt hi* bind and preset tlx hta duMcCr-ei*’,* * 5oc sjMCiai. WedncMlay pool. The well ju.t oix iied Is the "!>«’ ms’* ™ch further ora little farther on. sited to attend and help the girl* am and daughter Mary (county can raise moie fund* to Gulld*. the trcasutei s report was Thursday. May 24. 25. Any la-'■’ ’ producer In that field apply on iinprevaig township road*. jiot included Knowing that our d" as sliall seem proper.' and pro* and dy . dfess e>i>. man'-, gulf or mi that a i»-al system of graveled readers are equally interested in thix 'tdlng further. 'Thai tin* receive: oco.i». ■ fleaned and pres-sed. Cash phase of the wo;k. we arc giving the rtiall receive such eompentattoo and highways may be completed 'expenses a* as rh« the AmmhUMM commissioner *n.n shall!fand carry—Adv. ! it has bci-u a keen dixpppbintment record lierrwith: Anyftne who really wishes to witBalance Mav 18. 1932 ... . 3189.73 approve, and as shall be ordered by nexs :i beautiful sight'Uibuld make . 304 00 th* appointing court, from the a.<county mad commission that they Dur* for 1932.m*u of the receivership ” ft has been I are unable to get tlw cash due from to tlie Wilcox greenhouse where a $473 *3 ’he alm of Judge McPcek and Com-! -.the Mate. They are thankful th.it Balance June 1. 1932 gorgeous blaze of glory will greet mlMlonor Reichert to save egpenM*' Dhburaenwnt* Juhe — 193?.they still have some money mi hand , in the operation oi thi» recciveriJilp. । you Tlie plant* are now in full that, will enable them to maintain as well a* all others. 'Du* major bi<A>m—iom**. snapdragons, sweet, our present county, road system. Muslin. sheeting and SUNDAY — MONDAY jxvrtion of the difficult work at :P<M* petunias and many others. For. ' with .< little to use bn .the mileage N.tahvHIe .ha* been accomplished. ,<?l township road* taken over this 'Where Better Foods Cott Lett" NOEL COWARD’S Picture of the Generation From now on it is prifnarlly a prob- there la reqlly worth while. 7.00 (year. It must be admitted, howt i dor., patient sown* . lein of slow liquidation. With this! Tax on two checks. . । that the proape TIE.... I P YOUR DOGS. .end in view, commissioner’Reiclwt' I taring tor mon There have been many complaints k,’ -.* 3..,,, ‘that purpose T.ital dtrtntacments.. .$87.37 87 371 petitioned the court for the appoint-' h ,;tespJc ’trho have gardens and ment of Harry o. Mohrmann as re-' “ tfalanre ' May 9. 1933 3386 3^I ceiver of the Nashville state Bank J .ergrrens. about dogs overrunning; Undoubtedly the-Fineef-Talking Picture Achieve NOTICE GIVEN TO THE i the gardens and becoming annoying to succeed Mr Finley Mr Mohr- ■ ment of All Time! Gertrude Jone*. Trcas EIGHTY APPLICANTS • mann is a-former deputy bank com-:! nuisances. The running nt large jof dog* u forbidden by law and by First Show Prompfly al 2 P. M. Balance of Schedule rnis.'Uoncr of the state He has lw!' Their Examination Will Be Tlie Woman's Christian Ternper-• wide experience in’banking circle city ordinance Th* city officers' jha*. • received many rejwls of ryce Union met al ’tlie home ot! and is at the present tinic reciter' 1 Held at High School Gym AT OUR REDUCED PRICES—25c and 10c de.vtructr.c work of dog*, that 'Mr* Jas. Batson Mrs. Addie Ed­ of the State Bar.)*, of Freeport, the tlie plan making some arrests un-1 Saturday Forenoon monds railed-the meeting to order Dimondale State Bank, and tlie ; timy Michigan State Bank, ot Eaton Rap-; leas this nuisance L» stopped. There why people who fry to; TUESDAY hadJ ids. Michigan. The Commivmnri iix no reason Barry During the buv.nrxs session we ... their grounds should Ik* i report ol the Loyal Temperance, requested the fixing o! his salary at T>?aulify county applicants fi thousand per — annum ’annoyed by dogs whtac owners .Union which was lately organize*! ‘two — *' ----- •“'* dollars — Emergency should keep them at home | By this action ^substantial '.r.imj . i'itli Mr,* Ciiira Cooley as director, rnment cbncenuiig the examination jfay alread^ reported thirty-six in expense per annum will lie «c-' GOT 10 PER i member* and a splendid interest coinpUshrd tn the Nasiivt’.le State rf applicant..-. < ;. tfian-to-Mr*. Ruby Merrick u doing some Hank. A uniformity of action will lc*ived frqm the sfatt- only ten per to splendid work with the Medal Conapplicant which tin cent of the total -allowance, tn this .irtfLll;. tert work We need to teach-our rrad and-C'lLlldCl V| ---- ------ — — ------------— --.; county .under the Turner Art for And the Usual1 Short Subjects it id next children and young iicvple the cf- best interests o. all cotivcritad wih u:dni< school district-. TTw.tan per tn ‘beer . Our '’beginning at feels of "* alcohol -even *TEN CENTS TO EVERYBODY gh school gym- ; children and young people .will *ec that with, reasonable oo^oprrat.on,:Hi]ottment to tfa* ccuntv s st 293 90 ; .Mld can. [h everywtsere. If urafcr cigltferyt liquidation may proceed to the euu whrn thf ta|ancc wili r.a.'ium in this city. urc who arc successful will year- »»f as* they cannot legally* tnxt depqMtors may receive further nwt ty gU"5t-cd WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY ( ----------e in the :: stupor tattoo provided;'buy n. but tr will be served in res- dividends in due couiac Look for Our Adv in the Merchandise Bulletin— them Saturday afternoon at one tatnants and hotels wlicre they will LEAGUE MEET ck. going directly to Camp' "*» It Will Reach You Thursday We then had a child welfare pro­ Cur Woodward suflrred-|heard a good talk from Reprraenta* tram and a playlet, which was en--- 7', . 7T. --------- -------■•rry painful injury on 17 umday of|tIW Charles F Parker. Il wa» re­ applied hut He was tightening t‘l’ iCTcttcd that only a small number, as! DEATH Ol JOHN WOLFE. some of the machinery at lhe Ha*-;compared with there wlio ■•hould be' ting* PItIcu Ring factory, vjieji the | wre ?M?nt i Musical Number, “Organ Grinder," and Latest The friend. slipped, throwing Mr ------------ 1 ut his home on 8. Jefferson St., on «reach News of ->ervice.* celebrating Penlew’. Monday night having oern In poor Woodard in such a way tlut somej FIRM WARD P. T. A. ADULTS, 15 CENTS CHILDREN, 10 CENTS' w Iine.se sc: rices -mil b.‘ n-«d to tench health lor a long lime. The funeral of the lig-unenu were torn in hud [the Doctrine of Scriptural HolincM will be hrld at tiw home on Thurs- hip and his back was hurt quite jiiHd ITld-v. Mav 26. at 7:30 Follcwbadly. He U coining a.» rapidly al* I mg » -'hirt business meeting in ( land a question box will be used FRIDAY — SATURDAY posable but lias suffered consider- which Mrs Hale will give a report 'Tliese service*- br^sn Wednesday. burial it*. Riverside cemetery ably. ■ | of the P T A convenuon. a mln-i ; May 31 Ctoifag June 4. PASSING OF "MRS. CARPENTER. Vr-u.r. ~ 1 ‘’•reS *how wU1 ** presented. Every-: Mrs. Jay Carpenter died at her nLCOND HARD F1C NIC 'tire u invited ON FRIDAY EVENING. home at Cajlton center on Monday Tomorrow. Thurrday. is Achieve­ A picnic for the entire second ( More ‘han hah of the customers; ment Day (or the Barry County night, and the funeral will be at Home tcoii ------- tlx Mctluxlul church in Carlton ward will be held at the second ward nf one light company an* paying in the centar cr. Wednesday, today, at schoolhouse on Friday night. May , thetr bills in cash to avoid the check < Shauldti ^Comedy—“The Poor Rich Boy”—Ten Ceuta to AH Hirer P M . Rev Frank Looinh'of- .’fl, at Eix o'clock rtente tuppeh fol-: tax. But Congress outguessed them Burial in the Fuller Ura-jd with games and a general Son that one. There's a tax'on elccto tbc»; tktaUng. (good time to which all are mvKM.|trlc current, too, I ;cmeiery. ‘ [SttAtpa. ------- --- ....... . trance Exams CLOTHES SHOP is Right this summer White Pucks White Caps 25c White Shirts 98^ White Sweaters Bedford Cord Linen Shorts 75' Linen Knickers 85 White Shirts WATERS CLOTHES SHOP You Will Find These Values at Feldpausch’s ’ White House < -Coffee <2 49c : FLOUR 73c Pure Lard Eckrich Oleo, Soap Opps, Super Suds Pillsbury 3 - 25c #lbs for 15c 5 lb. box 25c 2 boxes 15c Butter u. “CAVALCADE” “As the Devil Commands” 24c Zane Grey’s Prize Story “Wild Horse Mesa” CHOICE MEATS Bologna 25c Frankfurter* 3 lbs. for 25c Minced Ham lb. 15c Smoked Picnics, shankless, lb. 10c Choice Beef Kettle Roasts, lb. 12c Pork Roast u.. 8c REGIS TOOMEY—EVELYN KNAPP �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24. IMS naif inch to take a second. Snyder Coach Hawthorne nnd his men' ORANGEVILLE. "RELIGION. MORALITY ■ihiira! Scripture Prove* Hone ran the 44|) In -tlie fast time of M will have only one more- event after J W. Sheffield and Charlie Jones' AND EDUCATION' | were at Hastings on business Mon­ buOYtllld accond* to finish a close second, next Saturday, Tills will be the InWa* Known to Egyptian* — — "'"’2’7 ’ A discovery that a Hlbt* * o • Lechleitner placed second in the 230'diun relays at Ottawa HiU». Grand The Egyptian* were wnrriora from [ .xilrd up ,hy । Should Hove a Place in Our “ciurti,. &.,■ ,„a r,,a n«udt> -------- ------------! yard .low huradle*. 1 Rapids on Saturday. June 3- Comthe beginning of their history, and . brought from « Other members of the team-also petitur* from all qyer the state are Educational Programa, Says made several trip* to Detroit the l.n.| 1...... In n,,ni.«. .. -.I, u wl, H^wnte, C.W H. H. S. HUCKSTERS TO non fourth place*, but tally winners expected to enter teams for the re— n i x, it P11811 week with truck loads of onions. hlOB t#tu tM* and : CIUTCD STATE UECT ,n the first tliree are prnnltted l* lay championship Dr. raul Voelker Mrs J w Sheffield spent several when Jowpb ns laying In grain tConllnued train page ono Lllicn 0 I « I E MCE I '.hter the State Meet Among these -Dr Paul F Voelker was chosen1 day* the past week with relatives at during the snrn year* of plenty be- rtrp,| [pU<lon, workl_ fhu, )» M THORNAPPLE DEFEATED. Onnlnor Zcrl>e|, 7orhal Snyder and ■*‘«‘nera were Fuller 100,, yard' fore ti.r coming of the famine y»nr*t WWe‘BB trr(,r ln pullrtuaUao OMta* April election as su'jx-rlntend-. Buttle Creek. Uardner, c„„, ,„r ,in 1KKthe p„,. th. Due to Hie siiortage ut regular ntur Vandenberg Wi- urr aure our atrtlir — enbjof public instruction of this Herman Hurdlebrink made a bus- fur ne srtv.dtstlactiv told that he ' . fanner reader* will be In teres ted in Lechleitner Win at . Icitner in the broud Jump und 130 player* the Thornapple team was <h statr on Hie democratic ticket. He inew trip to Allegan Saturday. gave out -bread for hurae*" (Growl* flpv, whBn ll0 man pBnm,th lb* yaid l-.lgh hurdles. ; (pii!p<1 by Woodbury ut Thoenapplt- them. »1v. . . . . . - ...... ■■_ m gave un addie s on Wednesday of Mr. und Mrs. O E. Crow of near 4T-1TI wl*u ll« u».'.nlh Regional* I. The Michigan farmer present* ,, , • ! Alk-gun placed nrst ,n in >■•«. Uie ,»<■ Re •, • j uxe fake Bunday Sunday by a a,-core ^care ia-3. 15-3. last week ut the Michigan Confer- Battle Creek were Sunday guests ing everything they bad la «• ; Ani) tbl) onilMloo of B utter ta a hl* core either u» Uw Hecietaryflatting.* High track men with 35 Kional Meet and Grand Haven aecThcec two team* wall meet again ence ot tlie Evangelical church, of L D. Lewis and wife. change for food. Jacob, knew horse*. ' pBtMtg„ Jn thB Rvuk Commoa fMNMU to then crtxiit placed third end. un- >4»y 30 Hie TlManappk- boy* Treasurer uf ti nntiunal farm lean which wn« held In Battl? Creek tn loo, and the trouble* they w*re.ut»- . n -Wb rtBu bU at Uh- Regional Meet al Grand RapTJw four men and the relay team wlu have Uieir regular line up on aMociatton if then- :» one operating tiie course of hl* uddress he made1 .U.rt ... «l.«n 1-n.r. hl. .1S..I. In |(antfe(1 Jq lw|nUUn< of id* Saturday . Four of the men, who quullfled for the BlaU- Meet; ti1P, ut(iunda and expect to r»-t re- in tl>«- couqjM in which hi* fanp is tiie following statements which ure. Husa u>a Zribel. Zcibel. Nel.-uin Nelson Gartner. Sir.Buy- .will fast cumpeUUou R will meet with fust KuntN-tllhm u ut‘!vtnge ....... Everybody turn out and give located. *^iiWitln,- tn the Federal worthy of thoughtful con-ddcratlon:' Honey I* deilgfitfal t but too much Egypt he described ban _a« an udder ; Und Bank at St Pau) Thea Oourc..“uur » believed that re­ breed* dialer *ud dl*e**«. Fragrant derand Luchfaither qualified tortile tin- M. s. C. stadium Saturday aft--Uu. kjv, kUDlx,.t Our Iwmuier forefather* hj;Wn nI1J muramy-a* State Meet to be held at East lain- ernoAn A victory , here signifies j . L , B , ■’ * •W-Will rrapond with mkcID .....c advice muon anu wen as as Hv-vni are racd to »n>dl and. mod “■ well and canduct any nec<- »ary ••egolla- Kiuiwlcdgt - ' ■ • ‘ —ought .... sing this coming Saturday. May 37 -rah- championship. uy................... to have a place crately u*«d, refredi the bnilu. but called C-.'u ccustes. .which lurk* in .ill he rim- ... .l Lj__ ___ ---------------- - ■»_ ; KkMXi.**^ IJgtit I* Tiie Hasting* relay team, rexulstlng During the past two years Hascamel track* on ilesert und trail*, j jcidcred »t Wiuhlngton ..... ... r ' of Art Fuller. Zrrbel. Lechk-itiurr Ung* High track men liuve not k*t । Karnin C. io Important tor fenThe book of Exodus (chapter 14) i 3 Hie Federal lauui Bank can and Snyder placed th(rd at Grund u dual meet, taking into camp sueh ‘We have thrown rcligjpn out the staring Into, sunbeatu* dairies or pur4ia»c any existing-Jann mort­ back dour sn far a» the public blltrds them. Moderate joys nnd give* a« a vivid account of l‘l<a- lelopipeiit of good teeth and bone Rapid* anil-aUo arc qualified to en- Hrvng competitors as Lukcview of raob'a (k«i horae-drawn chariot*,', gage- <>n « ba.- .--, nut to exceed 60'• M-hook urc concerned.” Dr. Voelker ter Uh- State Meet. Battle Creek. Allegan. Ionia. Albion. and hi* cavalry being overtbrowo 1, structure In rhlidreo. ut the normal value of Uir land. declared* last evening. ‘There is NeiH.ii Gardner ran away from Marahull. Coldwater, Hast Lansing, I the field in the mile event, doing charlotte. Hoarll. Grand Ledge. In only otw state In the union which Insured improvement. It will pay ha* developed any sort of a program OUT Iplrifl. wluTewe iutem|«-rallce. tins distance in tin- exceptional addition ta thu -record Um- Blue i (Continued from page one) the present tnurli ugr holder cither of instruction in morality tlm <1 4 44 4 Zerbr) heaved Uh- unit Gold tr.ickxters have won Uie , bund* wllli th.I pleasure* und delight, though thuiurhot 51 tex t 3‘. incja-s to place first Little Seven LM*u< trophy for tliree comer df Green and Church Sts . In Cash or In 4 Religion Ruled (luL To enjoy leisure It Is absolutely slble, and at the bottom of the and alu> broud jumped 19 feet one-’ years straight ' tlien marching north on Church to Interest guaranteed by. the I'deral ..., *«lve* never so pleasant und de­ necessary It should be preceded by ocean tn the flrepsst places weighs State St., west on State to thr Sol- government'. terr in the public ichool. I read tlie I IfaUtful.—Sfa-mrr. । only »lx>ut 09 ponnds a cubic foot. occupation. 3 H the farmer’s existing mart- Bible „„ u v „rBCU prayer regularly ________ ________________________ Idiera' monument, and south on und offered n my Broadway to the Central scliool au- ga»t«- bf .in excess ut these percent- ,in mv school, but .was wax forced to dudisidltoriuin wlirre thr program will be uge*. the pretent mmtgage holder continue it by order of Un- school ' re ndered, beginning ut ten-thirty may i.egotute with thr Frdera! d^trfet director* o'clock All of the rchool children' 1101 |K-| l*rmltled teach - ’ , , U*u. ,n? . r.‘.‘:' "We I'M. I,,,,,CM to WJ " OU" aic requrslcd to participate In. the gage within the limit' <)< -ntx-d in. religion in the public schools, but . march if ixiMibh* 1 a£?*‘ruPb - 11 MUST BE UNDER-, u, many ca-et anti-rrligion u I Following*1* the program: ----------STOOD- — IN. EITHER — __________________ INSTANCE taught in many .n.r-..r.rJ. f ..r 1, TT PlM.f r V >« • EdUtaled Crook*." Opening Song. Onward Christian 'Paragraph 2 or 3. IT FINALLY IS i Soldiers.” by audience, led by Win. ENTIRELY OPTIONAL WITH THE --W; have been told that knowl"We T Wallace. Mn HadfaMae Pulnwr PRESENT MORTGAGE HOLDER ,rfy(. ns enough—but knowledge ut the piano WUFTTHER HE WHJ. MAKE SUCH alone merely make* educated Invocation. Rev I. I. Dewry.. A DEAL WITH THE LAND BANK crooks. H< art* and wills must be ' O)M-ning remarks. Re-., John W '< If the deal !• c<:.-.-.-::r. —u:t .■■luumimated In educated, too. for where there is no Hiu hing. , | eithe r instance, the farmer > ' new vision the fieople peruh We have I T Am an American,'' John Leary. tnuNpagc will bear interest at I ' ■ ilucuted tlie mind, but neglected I Allegiance to Uh- Flag. Boy Scouts and for five yea -------- p»r annum, . . ■ no the 'wish-life'—-the life ut emotions. | Introduction of Speaker. '*Coin' —• need * *--------* on the■ prin- ](,nging.s. ambition* and thr spirit, payment be made innndcr Harry Wood cliwl. if Hie-borrower is not other-1 which constitute* nine-tenth* of the । Addreos, AtloriH-y Win. H Wise. Wire- hi default ' i personality of tlw boy or girl. We । 5 All mortgage* ir»w held, by Fed-1 ure not giving the youngsters a fair “America." by audience eral Land Bank' will ta- re-written chance when we fall to educate llu-m1 Taps. ' , on the bush outlined In Paragraph , in religion and morality. » ■A , ! “We need to educate young peo। 6 New mortgages on farms not pie to faith and cu-operatlon. toy-j Find Wiscbnsin Peat Bog , . iprevToituy moruraKrei can tyv made; ally and idealfam. prevtotMly inurtanwiMI Date* From Glacial Age ' directly with the 7. Federal .1. .al Land ■ Talk, nt '“Beer Guiilinc." An Investigation Iplo " ’ • ■ ' Baftk. - • within .......................... - ■ Um .limit* defined in . Dr. .Voelker declared that ' it h Ihiraxraph 2. at 5 per annum, and b'-cause of a lack of vision that so' no pnnci|>al payment for five y»»rs ynany people, in-this present crisis, —with the further proviso that Ulis nre more interested in guzzling beer in gay prints intei ret rale W ill be reduced to than In upholding the constitution 4' ' if the borrower, subsequently He ufao condemned the methods Joins a ' farm-loan as.'oelaUon" -sr- of “high finance, which robbed thou- ' l>egnn n* a lake In the pcrl>»l when iranir-d in his community by the sands of common folk* of their Women's Lgnd Bunk. In each such instance, hard-earned saving*. ' Tlie botanist* found 25 kind* of tlie fanner al*> mint buy 35 of Lund------- ;------ ......................... Rayon plaited and merccrited! . . . .. . Bank stock lor each 3100 burrowed. ADMINISTRATIVE BD. i Full fathiened ■Ignlflcnnt In determining the bl* ‘ Under a differe nt provision ot , Pair RELEASES ROAD FUNDS torr of the fa>g? A layer nf water ,aw- Tlu’ Fann Dian Cotninh-: ...... .. '., "...I,,, I» '"l>' I" . Ths thrill of getting o fine Elgin for graduation comes ... .......... I..., i. ... ,1 !'» Una a>nk «' s: p..ui. .... County Will Receive Its Pro. only once Tn a lifelieio. No other gift is half so fit­ ■k ,, make special loan.', to fanners «ls * Wear them around the h*use and Under j the n.. ' to refinance on better terms any I Iportion of Money -------- ,---------ting. Don't disappoint yovr son or daughter. Come Housework’s juit fan whrn you on the porch, Eibleiire that the development «>f iexlsting Indebted^ • . or <2i to pro-1 In and lee the new Elgins we are showing. No mat­ the McNitt Bill the '-r luig w.".« wax ••.■!» not an uninterrupted ■ viue working capital, or (3> to en:.•» sn •••■ir.'ern'pfed tool Easy on ter what model you chooie, It's bound to be diilinthese! Grand and glorious cotA dispatch from Landing statea l pniee-s wm found In the iliscloMtre able the farmer tu redeem <«• repur ­ quiihcd In appearance and accurate Io the minute. thwleetl of* Inya-ru ut nrt' peat '" * — ‘ Mfmnitml' by chaw form*property lost by fore­ that the state administrative board styles with In y era «f oxidized^eat «'.r fflUek, In closure since July J. 1931. There has released the sum of ai.0u0.MUto be paid to counties under the pro-1 ile.-itlna striking climatic ejiange. . loans can cover 7:> ot the property. vulon* of the McNitt bin. Thb, bill.' •tyring th. lung pr.Hc.* of forma (They pay 5 - interest, with the as u<- explained before, provide* for' You'll principal paid in ten annual install­ ments commencing Uie fourth year. counties to take over each year oneNo such loun can exceed 3-> Wo t > any fifth ot the total mileage of the i lone farmer. BUT IN ALL SUCH. township hlghwoy*. this mileage miles INSTANCES THE H O I. D E It 8 becoming a part of the county' OF OTHER INDEBTEDNESS system and being improwd u* iti Last year tiie AGAINST THE PARMER MUST B taken over ARRANGE, throiutli Uie Fann Loan date paid to the counties 52.000,- j . Ideal Garments Cutnmu.vioiM.r- TO SUBORDINATE 000 for tills purpose Till, is , not divided in accordance with THEIR CLAIMS TO THE NEW for the months ahead! or j~ the ----------number of uul.e-.1 CLAIM OP THE GOVERNMENT • •population '-fLir"-" . ». " lunter in'..™,'.... remil- ™“£ "T"? ln “r ,bul I. a. . ..... ... arrnrrllMiT fhc iteltcauM «.f unite. I , ing tii’- Fann Loan bill is drafted. according to the mileage ut unim-1 Sailor suits. Flappers, sett County Agent Harold J.-Ruter. , proved ioids that existed on the; ■ hrsf of January. 1932. Last year the Long Pant styles, ButtonROY kcoi-t nfu-k of 168 mlles WM faken over in, on models. In Broadcloth, ... „ , ‘; this county and improved as far a* I like All Scnuu. cute nnd l. nder. nrn It„. ,jUld ta„8 IJnen. Chambray, and “Oh, BoyJ asked to mobiluc at 9'30 Memorial only *100 pr mile. The trtal paid these! oilier fabrics. Blues, tans, . Daf morning at the corner of Ccn- 10 the county lost year wt/S 527.000 la this suit greens. The kind of value Mines' one-strap sivws that art ter und Church streets. AH Troops >o “>«t ‘he distribution from the j and wear you seldom find a honey?" t । bring their Trix>p color* uud *tt over for till* purpose | remarkable values I In vires —except at Penney's. 'American Hag.-. ;by the state administrative board 12/2-D and 8H/IIH-D! , Thursday of tills week the Barnbrmg to Barry county *13..Him which wiiiiii wora ­[ Oiunty Boy Scout executive board vju «M> Jrllh work can.ue can.be com coinPARM and CITY HOMES alike have odd articles menced improving ,u the meeting will be lield in tlr com-'-------- on ----------" *town-' ----Star Quality! AS GOOD mutiny- room of the National bank ship roads taken over this year, the [ of furniture, machinery- and clothing in storage at 7.30 P M. Matters ot vital im- milcage being the same as last J SHEER CHIFFON ASNEVER! pottanre will be discussed and we There will still be due from the; that are loo valuable to throw away. Other people would like to have, every member state the county's portion q! 31,-! 500.000 more so thot , the county' present. AFTER 7DAyj =- il They were tied to the in the county want to purchase just such articles, but Scout* and leaders will deeprate should receive this year from the »hip’« mast I They re­ graves, of nil the veteran dead Sat­ state 120.700 more to be applied on 100% SILK! do not know WHERE to buy. The Banner Want ON THE OPEN SEA! urday afternoon undcrethe direction township roads so far taken over. 1 turned in good condiThe McNitt law adds 3500.000 a year I of Frank Amiable, .who has charge UotyT They did not Ad column is the best medium in Barry County for to Use amount projiort toned to* the : of this work. - • — -- — Shrink! In spite of wind, Camp Ben Johnston which was to cotuitics each year for 1933, 1934, bringing prospective buyers and sellers together. rain. «ir sun . . Your* 9P* n June 12 will open June 19 In- 1935 a,,d 1936 stead This is the yearly scout ■ <■* • ■ for COc—white or solid Full faihltxtfd and all camp at Sherman fake. Tlie period a}--.-Wfa. color. Pre-shrunk, VatWin consist Of eight weeks at the Sincere Speaker Wint TT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE whether it’s rooms silk—for ofn shots I dyed. cost of st 50 per week. Over Mere Eloquence ------- _ .... o, , • . -------------- --T--------------- I 11057673 Sporting Items HAS BEEN PASSED 74^500 DECORATONDAY a beautiful ELGIN watch Knock-About Pajamas ANKLETS sfiftSl lOc 15c BEACH SANDALS SWIMMING SUITS For Everyone C. B. HODGES, $1.00 Boys* Wash Suits Banner Want Ads Get Results Camel Elk* 98' Broadcloth Shirts HOSE 49c > to rent, furniture to sell, apartments wanted, farm products for sale, hired help needed, articles lost, live stock strayed, or what not... in- each case you reach the persons you \yish to reach in the most direct way possible. Banner Want Ads get results! T\0NT BOTHER to call in person ... Just tele­ phone 2115. If you are not certain.of the word­ ing, w?(will do our best to assist you. Simply give us the facts and your ad will go into print clearly stated in the fewest words possible. Our rates yre reasonable ... one cent per word with a minimum charge of twc^U'dive cents. The Hastings Banner Telephone 2415 The annual Camp-O-Ree and j like (he story of (be great Field Day of the Battle Creek Arrt preacher wtio, when be wa* conwin be held in Battle Creek June 2 gratulated on hi* sermon by a com.nd tth, tetenun l« te turn In ,„lluh , ne.1 .mk. reyy; Just Received in,™ -Hfc lb- -.S: -T«. । the devil told me J hud preached MORGAN. ' well, a* I wa* coming down the pulHomer Shaffer had the mlsfor-' „ • tune to fall from a tree Friday night' 1 .. ‘‘ • , , , . and break his arm near the wrist. ,’n'‘ *'T,'r ,,f ,h*' He was taken to the office of Dr. «»n‘f*»iDg speaker who tier lired, Adraunle then to tlie Pennock luw- *>"* founder of ('lirlstlanlty. In tenna pital at HMUng* und had an X- of hl* eloquence., lie would certain­ ray taken a))d found both bones ly not be considered what I* called broken also the shoulder wa* a good preacher. He had no rhettprolned. He is getting along nicely, Pric orfanmn. nnd made no use of ... tn. ' ,,,o*a falck* of the trade beloved of Charles Harrington. Mamie Webb. rhe(„r|cIa|1, ant| Mr. and Mrs Clair Van Sickle. | He ‘spoke In the mother . tongpe went to Lansing Sunday to meet the former's daughter. Mrs Marguerite and things happened. Just because 'Mills, who kft Salem. Ohio. Satur.of bi* passionate sincerity. It Was Iday nigilt and arrived al Lunsmg [Sunday afternoon. The company no system that came forth from the i attended the Salvation Anpy meet- lips of Jesus Christ, but a soul that I ing at Lansing, returned home revealed Itself, the soul of n mnn —wwhile _ by Charlotte nnd attended Uie re-! who was willing t<> die for hla con;by and ,attendedjhe~revivnl1 meeting of the Nararcnc j] vlellon* and hi* fellowa ~ church Sunday night There will always Mr. and Mrs Howard Shaffer of • he n croitd . . to ’ I Kalamazoo spent the week end with n* rn a *lnc,‘re u""'- Ol"' lbw J. W Shaffer and family 1 wl» »«*»*• be n crowd to jlsten to Mr*. Marguerite Mills of Salem, nn eloquent man. but It I* the forOhla I* visiting Mra. Mamie Webb ’ mer. and the former only, who will for a few days. get thing* done.—Rer. H. R. L! Ur and Mr* Clair Van Sickle. Bbepperd. In the London MnIL Mr*. Mamie Webb and Charles Har­ rington spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm. Van Sickle of Lansing. ..... and ...u Mr*.’ ~. ... Howard.The French Foreign leglqn wn* j Mr. J. W Letha Adkins and Mrs. Edward Matthews engaged, In Europe during the werexc: not ' 1 were in Laming one day last week. World wrtr. ReplHcementii~or; . .... , rrvrmiru recruited ,or iu« for legion, the legion. All en- | -—— — ------... Many I melodies for 12 ixuirs without *U>p! p. M, We understand ..... ->«!•• be I ping that he rer»iv» i, hww hnon "fan mail" mo everv dav aim > -l«» n»U" "‘-'y »»> ••>»" '»>« “• from office boy* all over the world, regular Irouch army. | 200 En-mesh Your Feet and Laugh at Heat! Sheer Dresses Sandals, Oxford* Special At— 00 More popular event day! Be­ cause st,' s so cool and comfortable f AND SMART! These lovely see what a delifihtfcfly low pnc«f IMPORTED MEN’S Kid Gloves Union Sults Play Sult. FOR CHILDREN For Ladies’ PENNED 116-118 EAST STATE STREET—HASTINGS, MICHIMN �Tire HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAT 14. 1913 PAGE FOUR The *’blJI “*ax** u “*Mned ,0 p“v< ““ 1 ne Hastings n as lings Banner panner <lhe .IltlrT lhorou<h wlllO 4^. Capital News ' Backward Glances; FOSSIL From Our Scrap Book j PLANTS TELL OF MICHIGAN'S PAST and Edward Haley of found ON EXAMINAi'fc rtf VocfnvJz**. Y“hk«e Springs aqd Mary E Gar-1 TION PAPERS 1 Its Of Y esterday ;rtam of >» The Pyramid, ore a' range oi I two hundred and fifty, ml’.han years ago Michigan ■»* * HITLER RELEASES THE DOVE Farm Machinery Price i. ™i"oX b""“" *“1 shallow saucer, with all but.- Ute Legislative Jam. - Those who have called Adolph ■fevVEABBAOO TODAY -d..t ' lT«. ».*.«• W..1 edges occupied by a vast swamp, Despite his yrars-’he is in the 72 where grew jungle* of to^ Hitler a madman . Jobs! Job,! .Jobs! — . . and . . a firebrand .. . neighborhood—Chase &4x>m U toMr. and Mrs Floyd Rice and Mr> Mrs. Archie McCoy went to De- the end without ending. other straw* must have been shocked at-the con- (jay p... gj-catest trader In republiBy Elton R- Eaton J.>t<>b Rehur leave tomorrow by au- troll on buxlnexs. While there she • A buttress ------is •* — wife of a. butler Horsetail*- *nd lhe ’ dilatory tone of his Reichstag .an alate politic*: No Michigan man t"myW* for Canton, Ohio, fur a will hear M DcRcuke. Mme. Nor- „ , rhooinuutcr Is called a |*dt- 'plants, which died to become tire coal thgt underlies much of Uw can >ua:<T> Oab<>rss un —...... —■ —. ----- , - — vtotyith Mr. and Mrs. Frttx Itehor. dlca. Electa Gifford and Fahanlpee. 1 speech. He stands forth a* one ot can <>n uiv central part of the state today ■ Delegate* to ’he hut stale cnnvtn- »npoit«nt and fof reaching ecouomMr. and Mrs. M. A Vatter* Mt** Fr*nk»- aU Krcal miulcal celebreties.. wind is air in a hurry. , the staunchest supporters of Pre*!-' tion m Grand Rapid* hsd cxfreMd At the University ol Michigan. rhan«« »n the ‘history of Michisan^^?to'te cmuummated ‘ol Nor* Peterom and John Vester mo“cCo>' ,wl“ SJ** ,akc An equinox is a man who live* Dr. Cluwter A. Arnold. Curator of dent Roosevelt in his drive for about a* much < n:hu»|a»m as a mis-;tiurexultmlinXXibSnfthat M" u *ho"' *" ** ''.red to Benton Harbor Monday inMntetam at U-a-Tliomas Normal near the North Pule., m Detroit. A filigree is a list of your ances- rosail Plants. Is making a *uryey of world peace and disarmament. -unary lurroundcd by cannibal* un­ .UI doubtfis teSS- taw withto lhe *hvre John yill tekch manual aru become--iuu within tne hlh - Mr*. Janie Ulone relumed to tors. the plant life of Michigan when til <j*bam ww ui’.roduccd. To reck- .Hl ....—doubtless - --------- ---------__ IS ItaHlG ’ possibly we take the belllcoM r.n without G-J: rn in a knock down next two or Uirre weeks The jjgj grades next year White Cloud n o~«nin Cloud Mondav Monday after two two U.^<«_< Benjamin FTnnkiin worked hlm- annoted nthea and salamander-Ilk. ‘ statements of European national .lai dreg out c-mpaigfi i* like walk- atton system ofthe suite Illgl that oiirall't wevks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Will up to be a great literalangn. He amphibians were the highest funna U4II ua-x m me ....................................... L «•« a»'l daughters. awwitof th-ball park in the existed <in$0*Hreten1turtSI day* is ' leaden too seriously In this country­ Pennock. was al#o atjt. u, invent electricity. •of animal life><•!-; DeFoe EkF------Char' ta-dng scrapped’ and a new one per- Claudgte and Puulelte and son WalThe hopietail. or scouring rush, . Tliclr bombastic declaration* prob­ revemh inning -Muri His fattier was a tallow chandelier. '■ ‘ ■ ■ j fectad. Real estate, winch in P*-d ter and Mr. and Mr*. Bernard MeRepublicmt-Tnbunr. FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. . the liUle jointed Fred which now b ably have no more •jeriotis Intent --•............................ • >VM>» years has 11.11 la. carried I .. >4 the >1.* wu.ua burden It of de- Laughlin of Allegan ami Miss Kalb| found ah>ng lake shores, was a Thr graduating cla»a of the High -CANOPUS ■ ' --------’! nonoermc than many a'•wild'* a -wild" political poUtirai cant. M uun" n*s iip- 'tclopmcni and progress,' -*will ermeVan vanKuren Mirenof <>rGrand arenaRapid* Raptas great tree in »u» Equaling It was vchrwi tin* ytw is cxxnpoaed of ilfWhen quacks with pills political Wl,n isneh W thu KWnta-rMh u» K. >» .«•'« «> »n »»«h -» "■ ■»«. ™> <ml> Mn.. lt« teen members, which will be the the giant club mcs*. whose only would dope us. u». When |»litic.-- absorb lhe live- living relative today servvs as a memb<r-fLn v;tl,w ' VoUfs decided this poinf Clw. Smith of Beith. Avrshirc •mallcst in number (or iwvcr.il humble forest cartX'l. Dr- Arnold ‘ long ‘ day. ’ ’ -■ —■ ..«•!«»« Vh— nittrd fhf .rtUf-di mill u» ..| ,»<■.„< ... ti,......... ..t. years. but the m< mber* arc no doubt consoling thrnuclvc-s by I like to think about that star Cun- feports. Frens to feet high flour­ .—.------- w----------— ._r a visit: claiming - quality not quantity." The Drili. ished and bore seeds, unlike tnedern ~ opus. brand when lie started his spcctacti(tall. • w«h rt Lemu..., will nr ;b a h !v be held in with hi* uncle. uncle, Rob< Robert Lennon Mr. xerebe* types, although a few of the reed­ x. rci-A-s w|!l prciMbly be held in tar career to power but’now most a pacifist youth group m Zurich..' But to take the place of rrveiiuiSmwh.ha* d<c.d.-d to mak ■ hu.hpme lhr a* the court yard will not Greatrrt of visioned suns, they say test modern kinds Were present at ! .-UL-x -n tile world probably wish Swiurrlnnd. :<c< ntly ;it'letters to thr state Lnt a* the resi.lt of tnt* h.-:r. During the war hr *rn.-d , > >Hn rt lhlf > that dbtunt time Cordiatre with who list 'em; '. tJ/t* >‘<r. m children* to-"* x-unu chansr. the '...gLlattuv >- no* con- *ith the King* Oan Bcvtu-k Bmd!’t£. .”rl( , th^ like cul-talb. IrH no direct t.jhat there were a fetw Mm ...mb to u military gnj» Uttering legutatom which plan • the .n ...id for elevenjnonths wM m a ;"Sof anrWaJ^ret UmuLhlS . To weigh If. science almost mu*-, leaves defendants, but arc distantly relat­ despair. .';...re. He hai proved himrelf a rem- UlI ,lj;d.vr !c batam-e these aid- tax burdtn almost < r.tirciy upon ie- carman ciunp. !.’*“,dOK “ 4n> ’’-!r ed to the rnudern pine* and iiemThr member* ot the cla** are, Tlie stnictivr statesman of the first ed rhe romantic conucjrtion «f war. id'nt* of lhe c*ti»s and vilure* of Mr. -■ an.I Mrs. IUv.< Artiutroru: and Mu < - Belle Rock, pearl Michael, XU shell would hold our whole locks. dinged solar system. rank. What Mussolini did for Italy Oh. ^PV^lhat ; .sa,, !‘ .u* b‘:l siimu.in <n vjufiManune Mini air l-auni Mclntyra. Ev» Hurd. Mae o" ■■ .. .n-'- Hw reu- ....... -...........N,, .................. ........................ Contrary to common opinion, the and sold’ that makfe till* cluuige. do ■ iw: 4lld h j McKinley ol Chu.ij • Bruaeau. 'Georgia Heath. Gall JBth-r is trying ,o <te fc* Germany. «>n rea-h toy* .were made "" climate during thl* age was not j«v aitii tr.e piirrnte. Fur yeant hr say that city and viHage resident.. Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs Hamp, Ethel Brown and Miwi. When temporary chairmen utter tropica), but a warm tempi-rate one. . speeches. One mu*t remember, too. that thr had refuel to .‘<11 war toy*, but the will pay practically all of tin- taxes A L Hubbard Will Cole. Charles Freer. Ernest Ed­ *ay* Dr Arnold. A” hot climate is And frenxied henchmen Iwwl their d aeorre Bechtold of ger. Homer DePiie and Charite An­ “first hand” rej>ort« ot HHter we get demand fa; them had b«*n *o per- of Michigan In the future, but thai not suitable to coal ftamatlon. retie • :4U!^ tha't he had almost ruined la Just what the measure will do battle hymns. in ’-hl* country are Invariably wr‘<?----- — —- ------aureun n»ve ucm .••jM-umng dras. The exercises will be held My thought. Boat out ucraaa the dead plants decay before they can . ren liv wrsKtndet-.’x who citlM-r :,ls My bis podry. He r-ug-, The hmta- tlie other day pawep .evrrai <ta» with Sunt and Mrs M. June 2 be covered over atui carbonUrd. ravmlc resches A SUCCESSFUL DRIVE . eonrspunmm* uno <ki. . 6L .,x! that tltl .irr., tlt ,.lr , .i fJlle tax Udi that provided a H K.-juonj. ' ge.icd the. pacifists rcarry their ;Coal Is found within lhe rough oval M .** Kitti, Holbrook of St Paul , To when- Ganupu* swims. ” were deported from Germany a* un- ccampaign .in..JiU#n r pji. uta r.ul.« r* r re nt tax tax on < -.cryan[iMr. Bcnite Moorman of to, m,, the parents r.-ula rr than than three three per oent on hcnrly nearly everyIts a credit to the county that Uie desirable* or who are prevep.be- to Io the Uw drakra u<..l in !<»>.■,.toy.- The m«- World World I thing thing sold < *<-,.: proiucts -«r «>f ,<w yh< 1^.1,. cre«^ wi re Sunday gtatt" ot end nicer. Mix* Grace Holbrook, of ;When men un-wcalHilg name* and in sold excvpc lewd. Crawford und Saaiauv. c><unOakland. -California, an vuitmg at i making iureeBoy Scout drive ua* put over wr.n rouro the German dictator itav s««*n Tomorrow. March 23. 1933. ’*< farm. d«ln. orchard 'and garden. -Mr and Mi>. W. D Mr*. I. A. Holbrook's, tiAi Although id fair duality, it ha* . i Ami all the world's ajaiiglc und not *0 far been found in largo such a -bang.” Trtai coutributtons nt to ctamp dowh-a rigid |irc<* cen-]ih < vu-rc numerous «twr i-xcmplfaJlin Mr. and *Mra. Wil) riqmer* and exceeded cn« Ute mail optimbtic _.,r hip Evni at It* worst,’however. ME-.D1CAST HEAVEN. |tim* in the hoik-- bill Mr. w>4ll,,;a ocanu danuhtcr. Gertrud" of Big Rapid*. I meditate on Interstellar spaces „ ,, , Un'.’mplov-ni'nt ln*urnncr mav When rhe miIi-s tax nivn-ure and win Bobby of Grand ItauichThe sweep of lhe find great gla­ And smoke a mild *eegar. expectawotu Jn such turn. u th» x German-, yr.de. Hitler hits n< mo- n uj.d pnnclt,., .vIk,.n nftpl:< . •t..Uj;.si the .-.T..-.te win-re it form* v.vi.- gu^ts ol Mr and Mi... Roocri cier age oxt«amlnat<d rattier Mid-, liver in thin city. Far att«r one ha* liad about a drnly all tlie large plant lit" of the that is-SOMETHING When all the nnjnly ot bombastic demonstration' p> the ent;., nation, with unifarnijiu. chief subject ot consideration Burch Thursday .md Frldav.M Dralictt. Miss Grace Draltett w«ek of . funds are in. there uiU probably be w!iat about the paradr. BO.flOO n•’net.on* in u’l stalo hut.i: l al- tin* week, th- ■male deride.1 that Harold Smith and Henry Itaiubt-rj carboniferous or coal age, says Dr. The argument of friend* as well a.i AHMld- Jivi.B4 sulfictent to pax off bank indebted- ,transIlia’ marchal down the^iw-- ''>« e'ld-nl that 11 Wild te- a ; there -should be no exemptions ot south B«nd. tndumu and Curl und Maxwell Bowrn’of- Bellevue the sum diiuisaur* ne** of more than five hundred <?•>!- . ... v ..1- , ..< Irwr rm-i Ul'1 !"r :,r,v 'u’c ,o l’M'vr;ment any kind. The RWertior Is ronte.Ml- Rouxh 01 New Ymk City were *■ • k vlsdrd Miv Ella Boucti over Sunof a later age were survived only lies* of mor* than five hundred dol . recta of New \oric not leng n- wUi)' TJ.„ n.rn{1,caKl... r.j „n !Wlir. in.. that the house bill should b*‘end CursV-ot Mr anti Mr: Hui; - I' A star that ha* no parallax to by smaller, more adaptable reptile*. iar*. pay Banys share of area ex- shoutiw at Intervals the following ( , s v<nii<j :-U1K- to !!ie cheerful --■ i within its detects that even o-b >ni InvitaUcm^are out tor thr wed­ ,s;xak of only tlie dtrplnutivc n*cles of : of Mita Maud Bartley o< AlConduce* tn repope. pen.-.* and still base a‘Utile ba lain • -prfflwfiiT rdocan: ••Two, four, six. jhaxni. where r’> would b- provtdt-l 'rfu- tuntec aiimite exista in tte inrasmi-.„ Sadi<’ Glasgow was Ute w<lk horsetail* and club nic.-*t.; -*nrB- rt Lr*ton Taylor. of Miss Helene Fairchild left over for next vein Till, l Ute eiRht. who would a •> vmate? d ’luy c vivid the glacial ice and later d'.- .-i.rir <. vimuiu »ji'k would b< R?jj:cr«nturive Edward* Sj-’.l .h.-r. «t Ypr.l.in’.t .iml nttendid .1 bridge l‘.t.v at Album. Wi-dii*-*dry evening. llr r .. ,I7 .. rr! rrt condltinnB condltl'm* plant-, plant. have Hare first time in many years that the Hl-lrr! Boo! Boo! Boo! " ith«< liglite»t of their b’irdeii* Fcr-■ ttnn ern-.e* ;rom the rural M‘c\p;m of tea al Hotel Huron given m honor .lun»- 7 M::.. Bartley U well known VVUV l>. n tumid by D: Arnold or .Mb. r scout organlza;.e.i ha* torn "Ou', ot :h Ha: tint*, having lived hue dur­ ttometimrx wltrn we read of al. Fall <.\Lur. 1 Tr'bunv. > Wayne county, n-hurd abrolutclj <:I ML. Fabrhild. Ni-iv.-, gi EAN1NG3 searchers from Grand Lrdx*-. the red. ’ Thu r« tire-. a general ap­ this nailonaliMk -fingoron that i.’ ing hr: -hikthood tbiy.i und )ta* NEWS GLEAM..w , Cnrutuu. Juckaon. Haginaw. ani st. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY nui-.iv wjrm trv-nd* w|»» will wish* Chairs were not common until preciation oi thu- value ot Moulin; really v> m-i-.m-U.vs but which fre­ WILL RRUCKER. TRY AGAIN? . Auu tonally in the uhalr- Dyers Jut. ab,lv. tju. r<,„) For a man t > drop eAmplctely can ! h<. declared that Renrosentiltlvc . Uor.un'' iv- r.h i.'. p.-rt. hair been ;n r tWgrouted jm *ible h.iptHiM- -* the sixteenth century and lu particular. A-insfactloii .with quently leads to such grave init. ________ , _ ___ k . ,»>: public HL? alter having b.rn the Bair, a mi-mbcc of thr houn- com­ ajw'iCiu’d as toilous ana>a; Hie etu- for Iter future JJr. 6<l!rclc»i* one ol thi way Uoyd 81-..ucr. county exreu- uiid«:r,Mandm«*.. we don* ‘ ■1; leading-dry i:o.xl* merchant* it American women spend annual!? yaMS ANU SWEET POTATOES. , tjik.ir.-.. ■ >-.>•• t-nwr Mtchikait ever, suttee on Uxatrnn who voted to rehighest honor* -• , ttve. has been conducting the work » hetto-T to laugh or weep. ' •“■ l ■' at--MMAen highly S7W.OW.OOO n. the quest ot beauty , a|V1 . A.,.. ,.u < s wrr0 had lx- expecting :•>• migh port the bill out from the <<i:.mvt- attained Vairdicloty - Bcuhcr IN nn-x-k -4 by ttaxe acquainted with him 1 ’ a , • ’ ‘ .. ., . , here. Plenty of credit for cuu suen j tee. nail made the statement that ,iX-h-m Mr arid Mt - SeUeck ’vi!l About KUJWO.CKD o-w Jiersons pnson-. in in ite r5ua!ly Jh<,n . lhl?.Kl,u!h. 'there v. is nut a smgfe tiiliit; in tlie cejsful drive sliould aUo be cnen to • THAT TAX BILL Saluia>>tey ■McCallum. ho.:.< after July >0 at Paw Paw Utut-d Blates i-~ ‘salt-* lax bill that wa.* right Evt-n', froMcuttnr Attorney Laurence E. >in*-.six vsXna a«o today ithc iXtr.oc.-attr'adrn-.ntUrutitm floor ' CUV* yam. cook' 1 in sirup, is tin- more Barnett who planned the various vre-k MVtshU! the adiflihistrelljm t’nrian—Bertha Fern* ,, . , .in furrr being <109.000 000.000. i leader. HeptescUlativc Southworth, ; ptipular III lhe South, afitl It* »W<* t | We expect to mt a iart-«- attendactiyitlcv staged during pie we«k; rales nnd groes incoin.-’ tax bill o«-' hold that there >a* little in tlv- bill it,*- h«-r-. <n Saturday nex’ at the • Pant< pocket* may I*- obtained in potato, scaioncp with butter and and to the reout leader* and scout- signed M „ to ratx- from S45jX»n.<»0 to : t<> Homirc. R< ;>re«entauve Fisl'c: ' »alt. lead* m thr North­ .';:.md Trnii*r;u)<:<' Max* meeting lhe nvr-und-ten cent stores. ers vhu participated actively in tlie gmc-.W.DOO ;i> «>■•*■ i- v.-l... n t .-• . j Yums ortginoliy grew in China and ' ‘ rse tram* arc exMauri.*- Fuhrman of * tax bill that ’hire uhn Had * pin r. rrdrivc. drt--. It It --i-ht : p’cas.-.nt t:i.-<• i!-iy< . ;.,ns, fllcre«'il in making air'inn,. . k - . pteted 1 rum ■ral tawnslui* in There u an automobile for ev’ ry ,h<' K- '• •fnJ w"lt Inui”. bu'« I in framing it and considering it tor Rutbind to go out and a-.k people Ur m> y lixful fcuLof thr tr.i.'V* hand-d 4 59 per suns in the UmM State . "'>* ly cu !U.-d-d vartcrefused to roll it .1 good LUI_______ tic* an- pluultrd in tin tr iple ann ilaltne' Of I lhe "Glmjier’' 'biv<h,«li club of labor: nothing r ieven though lhe cause tn a worthy t.’h-m by the house of rrprw'ntaj Under the bill a* it will co to c^riton. America ’s tlr*t chocolate mill, M miinipic <•! A-1.1. Africa ami th;: erty i.uv-' c.muucnnd to jirac' tlaatncd tCithou cxit-i But there were plenty of mi- tives. they've got a inc job in pbui can-idrniiton oi conference commit। W«;>. v. .1 n-'iu practici 1 > Waiter Baker A Co.; Inc., <4 Boston. AhWfci■ wben-w-r tnaiBcta can be Sih ' Jdsih'a 'ti.-. tltere will <;< no exemptions Of Mi., j unit• unteer* to "©Jver’ the. entire county tic tFurg'.-ry ahead of them••ir’-itiUnicd biihg ba*)* the ts-n; but you can do Mass; Is Still in operation sfter i(2 hmnd tor the produce ary kind. It' the meusaro 'bou’.d Henn 5 md R.'p.d* und it. only you have to work for It. year* <>( continuous pnxluction. , Unlike th-- wlntr potato, winch L finally par.* in thi; form nnd there t ’ il Chicaco atid DIEGO GETS I HE SACK. ri.u.k 8 Bourn relumed a t»-up!r ft-cnn to bv a general bein'! that'll *. Anna Wheelock nf'luutoingi ,«iL d.r. x Mt. Rainier war named after Ad-'a true fit hy root, rich In starch I'tt'l from a search after will, everyone will pav .unie form w, dne«day arid Tiitiredav When a group of mm juty S2l.nci BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE i oi the British Navy. .ugur. Lang creeping stem* taar of tax under ita provtaiwv K., „ o riIIWrci„,,l,^I (1;; jhxsc tlutv-.-. whom he did not get. inlr-.il Rainier — While the-Federal gmernment it for a mural .paint Ini; have Hwy any ------- i heart-aiipfrd leave* <n» lengthy :s Gtmu.t.-d that th - -a!< . tax M./[uiit> (r<t.n his u.p i,< ;»,<• Pa- but upirt. v;-.,; looking splendid ’ ftmn-1planning w burden the future with riaht locurtt the i<C'thrtte fiighl cloth wa* known to the stalk* . b>il. u>;l bring into thr• *i;<te tnta.,- rlfiCte(ll.x Mrs PIn..luni :< mxtned ,along irl hl* route, through tini gpuih . Atbrd.-'Mi jMtt <<f thr. -tat-.and northern In‘ early Roman* debu to relieve acute cohditlttu o! th* ..r;:*t • specially when t u.-v not .• •... tL;‘..i .4 •th'O.’.’H ZL.i. m* Kalamaaoo t » v: 11 her dough-fL?.., ' ..... ........................ < ) plant a., a member ut c nvjHis u lot of money in t ’ ir <• ca-.-.s when ... r I that.* the present, certain public-spirited flight* tend m Th* Widest potQt on the Missjs-; v’.lacea.- <ir morning gtor.- family. even $15 look., like big money to M , „' ld ' Th*,• Gh of Judge VanZite -.<n organisations of Barry county ap? ' communl .1.......... «*., »,>«.,,M i»». <«* . S'J'SSLK' *:ppi river i* a short dtetanev betew]'From lhe > Id aboriginal American turned to taking steps to tewm the future bjCthcjt do 1,. ■: 1 '-..ip,! ti,.. ..... rahmre ., ... >hi< «.wit., ii„ thTS r.i ,*■ J mX' Cairo, 111. wiiere the stream is U.-'wo.d for tlie routs, iwtaia,' w<« 430 lot across ]ii»vv d«riv.d our common name ot expending a HlUa 'timc and exix ipe te r' .. ,.1.1*10,1 imb'.ictati L ...tartit 'bill Rept. cntal.u- Vem Bown v.>- form,. .. brrh.r B- । «L. •».. n H ‘’ 1 n Adar.:Adam . <4 I '-potofn ' l now Wc refer to the county r< - D-v ’ Riv ra. sva ' l!,nn 1 • ■ ' n-,! K * 1 1 ' *•’• Mr Adam, T . „ w.rp Adam* had Lid tile tin 1,.. • It is estimated that 5.000.000, jn the inited States. sweet pota1 . Imo bls tnitmb white • ■ , “ ,ir * " , *"r his !*’e treasury mure than the rv.». farestation program la r.un by the'art world, bnafsht UUs qur .non m Americans make stamp collecting u hx, „r ur„un ln qll,ntiiu* in u a*h<! start* gallopin'. , misted num tnadi bv Osvernor Coni<ratu »a rip *.,*■ tinBryan ’ , ,. Commercial Chib on land donated the limelight when he ,wa.. hobby. Southern Ailantv and Gull Coast ...................... ....... ■ ■" "■ wr by Henry a horn, Tliw.is a grxal Chared by h:- cn.j.Lveo :■< A„„,„.im»ulv wmo euriraii l,„ll' Th' > «■ ’JJT" mavute 11 A L n '* Uw avn‘ imply kiipiu^ .Md friendship*. added t« the m< -«<.. •<> I .at an? i.dvanto*-. of in- enforced v.v.-a’mti, 7, ' example 10 fallow. Tlure'atf prob- lUtu on inriudmg a p>:!r:v.‘ i -aii-l Mttvsfn te may have ideuv I excess would be iuij’o____ — ..., . .............. ........ .................................. ,!4uaU 1 — id as WRU "aeh Ui vh-w lh '"' ■' "1 with fronds ini njb. kn.l;£fr,iS1<.(rt f„r lh<. benefit lhe M. 1U1...I, liner It.» >1 a New 'r -"err.w ably many hundred item nt land tn ia-fim r,n hi - fresco in Jiir Ra k IT.-vraM by virtue-of b.-mg . state treasury .tiki ^ste’r.t onij by l> t: .:. Lmunp .Brighton and Ha ;cf Rev. Mr. Fletcher u. we under-. «M IfcrI'' 7"" hue re publican survivuf m tin ' tegtslauve apptor-uation*—TWB lit- «-■•»ing*.. the epuntv suitable • ml. ;•> c tne o'! <ui the 6th of next ■ . _. । pre tv-und a> iar nor itaamendment, if it remain* tn the port’ nothin? cbe. Barn' county 1 burnt h. i ’ Indiana has the greatest mileage; tit ate i«-r- bill during the final day* ot c.ur(<t*xiy<-.<r und । Tlx hr ? thing :>jmrbody know*.. in Miifacrd highways among Hie' Very Inite .if iw hove extensive fn:land.. .'fd>-rat.<>.-.. wilt k‘*p Hie race** state* IQiantit.es oi these vegetable* are net-toy th" •aid ta- any, Irani were cleared to obtain fidds that. In id-*.* somrbqdv -----I canned aa well a., sold In live marH Wilcox trliiriM*! Thur. many instance*.- n-.-rer were auitabk■munuc.* doing that kind <H nvH>y taxation in*a*iuu of 01 vine wmr has Ii»'imiuq. K( s.*cnw cnn; are aj«-1 dried, (Jrivd. tlie the renal! small iuul Heayy earned krt: o and oil t-ul* might dr.ure Paw P :* wliere -lie *. for agriculture. f’<. .ib!j by acquir­ , pcrtrpH of Abrah 'll 111 li vm-yacd *Hi..Vnrri wor.ki-ra Un. m t;, to in turn lorn to d■>. „, .......... ......... . . <y> n daylight, and <.n French W1Ji ....... .|> ..... ulg glv ,.n ... ah! d» d.d Tin u the* much 1 <•jnicr-balar.ee U* ing-these lands and tunut: S‘b]’.‘2lh <l:iy,*t J1' "t , n'.Uk dn“kn>1?and j-rent- meal. Rluca..•. an:! ’ • anothri aid about the enactmrii ,. CrapduH " i ■ —'aicolxil «<r comm.m conimcictal H>31 earn-1 tax bill ’.t nulatae ob*rr , The vine nre treated a.i ,V •jicculate it-, present hejn will lake from hay and fed to cattle. ' • the automobile engirt-. 1.» Harty ■ poop!.- «f Michigan milbotm ui < ■ - ■ ■ m<<te in U»* than at any i: 'Tli* Briu.h Empire -lias Tlw b<-rn first automobile'Henry _______ Ford cn-a-mg in popularity, but as few net u<< advant, YEARS AGO TODAY i;uilj i.i> by devotion of Individ-.built had a vpred of from to SO arc n.i-d then- and cxjxir.- from ■ got:,*-to tax practically evwytii uah rather than by the loreskghl ot mile* an hour, , the United States are tunnll. most ought ahd sold. itaveituncn* ’-Lord Mlcidleton. '<■! Europes supply must he import-. A memorial 1* to be erected in T-J a jxdlt .cian it if more im|»r Portland. In.i. to Elwood Haynes, rand Rapid* aboard- Hie ship than uho V. n-Ranli-d a.v the uivcnhir ut Tlie ICADoo <4xta fountains in the reach any jiartfcular twat* v particular the .automobile Mr- M W । United States have food ’ sates rutiipapied by her > wu Gannett. amounting to mow than *60n 000.. ! ins jutrt el , . niere are only 11 talking picture two ■ r.:'.-, ■' ■ ■ jar cent of the anth- houses tn Ruxui , <<<_____ ; an ou’.iandini* J ..-irrn M. i,u:;tn m i.r taught in .-«h.x»l.s 1, *0 much ----------|. Tlw -oft drink industry wa* ‘tart> Hr ha-..had p-i** 4 by ru-i Fpi I -.uir’.t ‘l''*d«'K<d' -Dr Robert K Speer A new tjpe of pencil, made en- rd over a century ago bv Eugene house Tnfd n iiatr u bill s travagar.re « < eronim: for th< 'iHii|i»r pt c >n' -’k Univermty. tlreiy of graphite, u unbreakable. Roussel, a Phitadtlphta perfumer, sate farmers and frill: t rd out d qulb- er* litany th ton. Tins sftnnce* w ill beain Many romri 1 •te au: veiling pr.iycr s' n w’hcr. am-pr;: ounc liiciiLs • Views and Opinions; What Others Say |,of Cloverdale B ££JtX gg»:*><■'*<-S.SSS.S! S&l.ATS. tfS?-*! of Our World A Quotation Crumbs of Wisdom ' , 6*amv*TiON«. ii - -- -- ------ - S pare:: m bulk and fixing a limit wiu. MO VOU &■ t a governor' has •JOUP Pungent Paragraphs more than ’A vrell-known artist sav: i a gift We do an mages meant ay tair.uy tic..—Aruw OuioCockn jungliumt hi at CLEAN, RICH MILK ren Jarre priiiu ol be sold before xpoilifig »-d to make cider • und -pier* the jb, pr.‘. and M-llmg the her ■■MKtit. ’n* happ .r.orablv and thr.-e J fold Wiihiii three .-r . ... etinu-s th-re might be a mentation. Mr Burhan* .. an npportuniti to hrl; r. by inskutg it po*»i pender.’ -jrundi cans aw unit tic coium theory >! ttirs are rutrn-r limited. it- • f th-’ hnnnal rrhool* ha- failed.; •pr-.-priation* hgvo been nunc Iwi I i t them, but tn greatly reduetd nounu. bs—hundtrtb of them.! dd within fifteen days from P.ition during the prevent session.] tt 1- [taxed from the frail, Thr btrr bill ha* already created' not t>- declared intoxicaimr. ■ .... ano d u<n* i.f job* and th-' ' ‘ ile* tax bill will require a small. -r» in that part ot the Mat- nd anr.y to collect tlie ux In 11 as in otiar Michigan lixali___ ... _____ ______ ____ • lhe measure carries___ an.... original when fruit growing u an hn- Appropriating <jf tiMuoo fur help, _.. ...........industry ."--wnutlve *;«! incidental expenses nsc-iiary Burl-.ali* had thr same kind' " a to set up the orgiuilkaUon frr U-.f iul!'P*»*ed two jean ago ba the e?Uecuon v! tins money. Bup with < x-gmernor vetoed it. an army of thousands tramp ng to Miwmg each week looking for po-i Representative Don Sias and Sen- Ittica! ix'.Mlion* of some kind, it Ot Kral eoumy. should be expected that sonic of. pf farm maeninety prues in Michigan. are anxiou* to MCttrr all tlie Bisliup' int.vrnufUw lhe/ can. on th:» sub' .vet They have requested farmers — and implement deaters as well as if first recipe'for happiness 1* ! ethers to send to them any informstngihy nietutahou* cn'itott they may have on Hus »ubxvtu.itrc MiAuots. • The legulature» appropriated m ■ 1 Adjo i.-tuner.t of th- teglsiatuee is ....._ Members _ ________are- ... —rar at liatiC geUir.g anxious to f-.t- home and by the end end' of another two week* Lansing Will doubtlrev be temporarily at lean . de*ertert by Uie hundreds interested* tn legislation and other things. . | Is Our Specialty! CI.EAX milk invariably has a LOW BACTERIA COUNT. Eor that rea­ son it is invariably SAFE to use. When you‘use milk that hu.t a HIGH BACTERIA COUNT y,ou have to run your own chances. When the bac­ teria count is larger than health authoritif* call safe, then it is apt to be dangerous to use it. Either some milch tow i.< infected; surrounding conditions nre unsanitary; c I tfa n methods not observed in drawing the milk, or jmy one of numerous causes are present to taint the milk, .and make it unsafe, or even dangerous to use. Thp Highluntls Uljtiry'owim it.* own large and Mccre<Jiti*«l herd, regularly and carefully^inspcch’d. Every drop'” of milk you get from 113, comes from this herd. Becaune of our excellent herd, and the inoAt sanitary condi­ tions under which wc produce milk, actual tests by Michigan State otlicials disclose that nowhere in Michi­ gan is Grade A milk produced hav_Jng u lower bacteria count. That's -why the State of Michigan desig­ nated the Highlands Dairy as the only one in this section permitted to sell Grade A Milk. THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE IIA8TING8 BANNEK, WEDNESDAY, MAT 14, 1M3 . ,*»bJ!lyqU iHastfngs Civic Player to Present _)'PEEK TtSe’prices n^i 'Outwafd Bound" June 9 and 13 Mra. Noyes Avery Gave In­ Purpose of Law Is to Bring i (Continued from page one) 647^ tereating Talk on Cen­ Farmers' Buying Power tury of Progress a.I^Or* The cast of diameters U as fol-1 Mr Dngtey—Of "LtngJy Ltd." a to Prewar Standard (Continued from pare one) **«iv8^®’ !|’••• *”£* cold. hard, oiumtumin: biutnessman: aeirmaae aelfnudel| The’wives of a large number of . r~immu . nara. __________________ I E**t Iwnslng —The note aim and ^■rttt°DW7 — ffUjet./ffle ’em. kind-|and »nd- and exceedingly exceedingly worshipful worshipful of of his his U* number* of the Hasting* Comt„ W"® 1-/Sklent, Salutatory—Jeanne Clncebeatix. ; object of lhe Agricultural AdjuitIV *nm* stewardd-uniy c«nfs*Matsr; g ihj , ti¥ ^ B mercl«l Club took dinner yesterday Hlstor^?Dorothy Stanton. Bar-; ment Act Is to raise farm price* to , ^y co,n£*; Maker; « »•>» never gtvea a ■ — dftt. then1 ’I™?'' group that th«t;, efM>d chanw and and who who never never inin- noon with their hiuibantte at the । bara Johnson. Charlotte Hubbard. I» paint where farm product* will 1'Z.TC — of ‘»>® confused group rraxK | cMnoe | make* up the paarenger list; an'tend* to ask tor one hlmaqlf: "De- regular meeting of the club. They Inventory —Gerald Stanton LA- purchase the same quantity of tno,..wlth ,hf, *‘ad‘*nuof pend on yourrelf absolutelyte hl* ciun» 'he purp<»se of hearing Vera Otis. Betty Ijcary tdustriaj products as they did before the ages in hte eyaf—Albert Becker, motto —laurence E. Barnett. , Mr*. Noyce Avery of Grand Rapid*. Prophecy Barbara Wilcox. Pris-;the war. according to George N. • Hcn,rF—A pair of lover*.: _ y^nk Thomixon—Af- 0,w of ,he ,our «*n«nl**to»*r* from ,cilia Brooks. Dorothea Mlskr Peek, national administrator of lhe ‘wo srdent aoute who have made a . J™ ** thl* .rate having charge of the Will—Maxine Webster, Jean Me-i Farm Act. fearful deciuon in order to ? a PiMructo? of^M •taU a l»rt‘«P»U<m in lite Century 1 ’Tlie Vk— *-• •- to — enable! Act -------------was passed kXl “ Ihe’^Kara-Aiteen ’ Vw *1“ Bain. Norval Stamm • .Valedictory—Nelson Gardner. I fanners to lielp thetnselves in a «51L, -"I ,h' ««' .bmluu "P-n s.lurd.1, B.-,। Benediction—Rev L E Lane , wav which wiu not uassible ««««-, Ix-fori** WU1J! General Committee-Agnes Bur- the law was passed. The Act will «■ bn.* made ^'eral, roughs, chairman: UVcra Otis, permit them to limit their pruduc- : teenhath will play the rote of Ann;““‘ , vtetta to ,*nd “ new* “umber oi of Merle Tasker, Agnc* Deaklns, Max tlon to lhe quantity of farm pro-' ”11 adds your bill in turn on M-paratc presentations!. | A play of thl* type te an ambitious ’t-aulilul “?^, »ier«»cuuic “‘?.c. °L‘Co***Claw Advisor*-Mis* Emrnv!duce which the market and curuum-' Tom Prjnr-A likeably • young . undertaking for any theaterjroup bulJdlngI andre^ exhibit., describing ' .r—ot - Lou Stark and Herbert J Reinhardt er* can utilize. Thu |» the method while we fill!” chap, of pleasing peroonahty and ‘‘A* powiblc here only becauw interestingly and in detail many miereiungiy ana in apum many ol Commencement exercises ase to of production which Is used by oth-1 comfortable Income who faces every peo’?.k «»* tlie wonderful wonderful feature* feature* of of ttte-buttdtMdMdld-' be at two o’clock Friday afternoon. er industrial groups. 1 ertete by fortifying Mnuelf with the'who have had wide experience in - ‘^'■•iJdo'lhewhiblUtobeinMde June J. in the auditorium, when a Mr Perk say* that unless (he1 false courage of drink; an intelll- ‘»riou* type* of dramatic* and bcgent boy "ra|Mdiy number of of^others are co-op co-op-­ ^uu’he'only big fair ever held ’ «r^duante‘nb,r'n< hUndr',<1 w,11Jf«rmer« wiU work together and with g< nt boy rapidly “itoing going 'down*'the' down the, cause "a number others are Ion* grade; grade: aa lad lad who who never zievvr knew knew |I ersting crating to to ajwtet aaatet in in carrying carrying out out the the «raduale , the government, they can not be . long ... ---------------------------------------------Thl'’ C,B“ *111 lnau«'jr*tc a new helped by thl* Act. The governa motlier ’s care—Hud Wolfe. ।great amount of detail and median- £LAl the monev h.i Mrs pi — ... ti. -i,. — * ' teal work reoulred bv Mich n unt ­ Cllviden-Banks-A soulteM 1<'al *°rk required by such a pro„>d w th the ewwttonof: u thelr ?ro«?,rn “ ,nsUad °r ««nt goes the limn to help them;' lely h-rriden. affected, ex! duction. Stott MdM tioo of toids ta? ’ £*"« * trom oul ot U ' “ “ < th«‘ ” ,h* m**1 11 do and Is old society harriden. a, -nd language;} Many Hastings people interested’been sold which arc guaranteed by’!5e.h'i?enUa*”1 ?U ,hat !he fanner ,n Justice and. ' treme in conduct and sailing to Join her dear Benjamin in the objective ot the association go tier cent of Hie receipts of the 21„l2!SuJkO^L.’nO*tJ?. 1 lnifa,nle“ can a,k in India;" a woman who will hold but not desiring to participate fair there Is <no indebudness It u P?t nft _ I He continues, "I want to make it ’ her stubborn chin high to the very actively have been generous in giv- t!<)t expected that lhe backers of lhe ’ wfurato'JnST^Mi? *j^n^rin«r JtoSS’ctS' clear to thlJ ,ood and trxUlc in-: «e,nlyrT 1,18 nrJ‘,ncU‘ Tn <!“'«■■ fair wdl make a dollar. Tiu-y hope wW ’ inuXJ . the .., X 1 dustrles that the spirit and purpose I .c the me various. various ... the •».. ad".“n.... . .. of thu Act . The -r-v.. Rav. ....... — Duke-A . --------—and and -Ait ; Dea .’ wu * jntroauce William *lncerc patron list ha* has grown ranldlv rapldly-and and mneM expert timt that tn.the receipt* will numbers and Neto^GartL* • iof ‘*'ration nnd human minuter of the Gospel; teveral of the patrons are taking an balance the cost*. From the grea' will .to? n2hC w,U * "“«rtere U1 ‘'“,p '•«•» •*«“»young, eager and interne, we find active part in the- production interest being manifested in thi« thirtv of the' waitaate?.«• roT.kl1 *“hed llutltlltlons a* hi consistent him about to take a protracted hull- Membership in the association I* fair, it now seem* certain that it Lan The c<S^te^u££am w,th ,hc P"P®»* ll,e taw. which! day. a man who m face of thr un- 11.00 |x-r year and till* cnliltea one wi|| Ht least pay out ’ ls to «“»* Iarm !»««* known, stand* shoulder to shoulder to seats at the two ” 1 v rr* “’finer prca<.nl economic system pro- • — choice ••— -re»rrve ----- -• •— Next to a personal visit to the with young Tbm 1‘ryor —Archie D; ----“ • ----— -* — *•• — — •• . . . . u-mh-,. n,» inn m ... ■ — » — Jvkted artlficul’. protective"teneflta yearly production*, admittance to fau |nyJnd*. and an actual Inspec-' Members of the 1833 class areMcDonald. College Courve - ---------Maurice --------Adrian-'to many-------------classes of----------Industry but agthe annual party and all other club non „( tlw interior as well a* the ------ —-----------------------, Mr* MJdi-et—A tired, poverty- activities. Following thr second per- fierier of its wonderful buildings, Florence E Allrn. Frederick W. rlculture was'largely left outside stricken. littte scrubwoman who hu* formance of tljc show, a reception was. thia talk by Mrs Awry. It was Ander*. Nina M. Arnold. Kathryn B the benefits from the system. This Telephone 2554 bi-eomr confuted and feel* in the . will beheld for patron* on 1the >1” interesting throughout and was m so> Bauchman, Bauchmah. Loren Paul Boyes. WinWin-1) system has lately resulted in tak. ... ... ----- .... •-•Brook*. ••— .n m*d of a ’ thorough ollday" A stagr and an opportunity given« Eo' w well — illustrated Hutt it was easy -for 6lon »L —Boyes. Priscilla Leaht----------------------ing thb farmer------------------s crop away.------from, Hastings, Michigan mother whose ambition to make a Inspect .._r._ thr ... ... construction of thr one to get an understanding ut the Iror« Burgess. Agnes E. Burroughs. ‘ him without' making adequate pay­ ; gentleman out of her son has de-1 sren-ry. the lighting effect* ijnd. the fair tlut would otherwise be Im- Mary H. Butolph. Alice Lucite Camp, ment |M-ired tier of hi* rompanionshlp various mechanical contrivances lioMlbte. unless one actually went to. Edward B. Capkin. Jeanne Clnce-j "Putting agricultural prices when* TAMARAC CORNERS. Sears. Wayne Worttey nod Glenn* white other* raised him in more . used to produce special effect*. Mrr Chicago and spent several days, beaux. Max E. CoaL*. C. Wagner i they belong has the support of all OVP.C WKiniwr We arf, *° ,orT>; 10 mention the.Darby. fortunate .surroundings.—Mn> Hon-,Gordon Ironside u chairman of there Inspecting the buildings and 0001 Prancena A Cutler. Agnes M , fair minded ncople. Agriculture proper place of one of our old ora Pratt. |the-membership committee------------------..—juuaiValents uc rcBuirea proper place ■".its'/T' —— -r ^rlous — - — illness —. Mr. and Mrs Harve Hill of Galasgrounds. ' Deaklns, Lloyd H —Dernond. Ijnustu>beusre»lorea to its.U>proper place . . . .. nelohhnr* of this eommunitv Marie D oyle. Marian E Edger, Ellen in the Nation ■. life, not only for the neighbors of thU community, Mrs. burg. Mr. and Mr*. Will Hill of near _---------------<•» , Marte Doyle. Marian E Edger, jin *— MEdward*. W Field. Field. John Lake but for the gen- !iola Gerkey She is very 111 at th- Hastings. Mr and Mra Alva Cox MARTIN CORNERS. , M. Edwards. Robert W I sake of the tfarmer ------- --------------•• • x • - -Hewitt. - ■ ‘era! welfare welfare. h°‘ne of her niece. Mra Florence and Albert White and family all met ’ Remember 8. . 3 .......... at the Gardner. John E. »«IT< .. el.iiicn Nelson k. 1M.xl k,Sunday ..... .............. . .........Be'sure - ____ __ i Jame* Jatii—< F. P Hinckley. Mtnrlrli-v Charlotte Hub- ’i -tTrmn “Ujion th. the request of Sccrc- *-*?**'• near Clarksville. Wc all hope at the home of Charles Newman Eliza Jane Cady, daughter of •*Aq FINE PATRONAGEnt ..io.3o. and Wullacc and myself. President *he may 50011 Sunday ot Mn Mra. Newman's bard. Dori*-M. HUbbell. Barbara tary --------------------------------,-----------------------------------------------------------------------. -in honor of Michael and Sarah'Gcorgq Cody. Tlie folks of Hastings who have a attend wa* born in Middlebury. Tiog* Co. desire io save something on their Mus Iona Gillespie closed a *uc- Dawn Johnson. Steven L Karines. Roosevelt ha* appointed Mr. Charles puest* at tlie home of Cleo Sears' birthday. me a* — co-»d- Sunday Mr. ..... and. — Mr*. Cecil C I*» nr . March 17. 1839. and departed luauehold expense.'* will do well to ccastui year of scliool here Satur- Katherine Kelley. Louise E Kenyon. J, . Brand .tp.—act - - -with ........... - — , - - were. -......... - -- Joe g -i.u Cedi vuiuj Curtis ni.u and family and Mr.. —- *. .Loyd Cartl* of Grand RapMr. n Brand is — an — au- Worttey and Mrs Alma Wortlcy and. .. Mr*. Ihis life at her home in Yankee ktop watch of Hlntnuna advrrtUing day with a incnic at the school- Doris, Marte Kimble,' Bishop P, minutrator *•Springs Townslup. May 15. 1933. jeopy each Week. Regularly thl* "Big house. There was a good attendance Kuhn. Betty Ann Leary. Keith Lech- thonty on the marketing of farm “«>d two sons, Neal and Wayne, and1 ids m»ni spent Runrtav Sunday «t al Mik<Mike Curtis Curtis'.’, E — Linington. Jean aged 94 year*. 1 month and 28 days. Little Store ’ publish?.* a lut of u> enjoy the good dinner and gen- leitner. Verlan — —; — — products. The advice ot Prank O. Miss Allie Lcpard of lake Odessa I In 1847 the rune to Michigan with food- supplu- al jirires which arc Aral good time Ml** Gillespie ha* McBain. Hubert J Mead. Howard Lawden and Bernard M Baruch and Charles Darby and family. It I The Mormon name for Utah U Kenyon Newton. George Harrison will be asked and used in the ad- was a birthday dinner, tlw honor; I Deseret.' signifying a honey bee. —•" who t itled *<— —— - •- bee her pin-ntv in Tomp-| attractive tn the careful buyer Wn engaged to teach our school Payne, Alla Potter. Doris M Ryan. ministration of the Agricultural Ad- guests being Cleo Sears. Audra May emblematic of Mormon industry. kin.. Jack-von Co,, where she grew to • |„ Hinman and ins son. Charles, Hu- coming year womanlvzxt and at the age of 18 hare been here in the grta’ry bualMi*» Marjorie Cogswell of Lake­ Nona May Schuman. John William justment Act." years wav united in marriage Ui'iirsa for several year* and have view spent Friday and Saturday Slakeley. Nona! .J Stamm. Dorothy STONY POINT. ‘ " I. Stanton. Gerald B Stanton. Mar­ Mossw Write, wtio after a few rears Unilt up a splendid patronage -for with her aunt, Mra Millie Fisher cf wedded bliss, M-ftng the dangers th-ir little store over on tin- north Imogen/' Burry. Dorothy Slocum, jorie c Steeby. Lillian B. Thomp- ' Sam Crabb of Pewamo called on that thn alen-d the tuition tiwn « n- m<P‘ They mike deliveries all over and Keith Mead were tiie scholars son. Richard Wassengar. Marguer- iMr and Mrs W A. Crabbe Tuesvilvt-d in pivil war. joined the t.»wij Look on another page of.thl* from Martin -chord who took the 8th ite B Waters. Arthur L Webb.! day Maxine Webster. KaUe L Whllte-, Mr and Mrs. B J Wellman were Union army dying in the servIre.' issue of th? Banner for their foot! grade examhution Friday. thus leaving her a widow with three price quotation*. Mr and Mrs. Damon Warne: more. Barbara E, Wilcox. Wlllonorq! at Yankee Springs Wednesday -at­ I tending the funera] of their old mail daughters. | ~ have moved to a plare near Bed- E Wilhlts During these days many people are visiting the ANDRI'S SERVICE. Commercial Course—Frederick W. I »f>kht»r. ,Gco. Ritchie. latter she Joined in wedlock with' cemeteries and there is—the unmarked grave. ■’> sr”“ b Frank Andrus has built up .. A Mr. Leonard and family of Has­ Bishop. Betty Calkins. Dorothea’ Will Mead, who has been sick for Eiui'iin Raymond, and to this union ....... —... h"’' '»,‘h *.bl? Us, walk out • tght chiluren were born, two dying u-'c' »*'.ivfiu?tory motor service on tings moved into Elmer Gillespie's! Mlske. Juanita Myers. LaVerft Arrange to place iTsuitable memorial now, be­ l,.e yard s«me of lhe nice days Ind*** in infancy. In 187B the family re- , tlie cr-nwr of Court tand —' Jefferson ■ house on the Crawky place last Otis. Donna M Shute. Doris L Wil-< ln School cTuaeti in the Weliman'disstrceUlin this this city city. Motorists Motorists who who week llama. Grace E. Winslow, Opal R i Sciwol cloaeil in lhe Wellman dismured t > Yankee Sprints where she s'rvrtshii fore another Decoration Day. s_».— their ,u.i. car* there find —u Mrs. Frank «»_ --j'Woulaton. Violet Wurm. ««,.—. trict Friday with all scholars pats7 ha-. -itHt! ivMdrd. Mr Raymond hare iikrti Mr. and Cogswellm and r. 'ng their grades Mr. lias General Course—Hugo P. F. Ander-1 Ander-'»r. Wotnng wowing nas (lEMing in 18«) H'T third marriage tiiey g\t quick and elffcienl muter daughters. Mr* H. Cogswell »nd Price quotations from the., quarries show a Myron a A.. tn*nBish- bet hlre■ d for another year, MiiBuw. A.jrun - n......... *m wilh Benjamin Norris in 1837 care. Tire repair work, ns well as Mrs Orr Ftehr.r. were Sunday after-, son. Eugene Barlow, marked increase, but any one who selects work George1 Mr -Mr nnd and Mra Mrs w W A. A Crabbe have wii.i dud in IQOu. From this time on a complete line of new Firestone noon callers at the Van Epp real-, op. Ernest Burr. Frank George! ■___ __ ru.r), .. ..__ nuucri < innved IH. Agnes Hubert '.no' back. ,nto ‘he neighborhood ,muk, .....a, u.4 Foley. -hark'miA —............ _...w............ until her death she lias shared her tires, electric work and a stock of dence in Vermontville. Mm Van Cronk. —Martha from the large stock we have on hand, will be ____________________________ L. Follick. Earl W. Haight. » Duane' ft* the summer. away Saturday eve- * ... — ■•>•«■>>» home with a stepson. Burdetee Nor- ExIde batteries and §unoco oils and Epp who |MMcd surprised at the low prices we can quote on a ri*. who has rendered every assist- ««*• give Mr Andrus a line that nlng was ah old friend and neigh- Hunt. Russell H Johnson. Nonhani , ,r a”d Mr>- Sa,n Blocher of Cas­ »«lile. tor. James Keller. Frank Robert Kqlly.' tIelon Center called at B J. Wellunre iMMsiUte in making her dcelln- ha* made new custonyrs and kept monument or marker to be placed this summer. MU* Ellen Bolter of Oopemlsh Robert Mallon Mead. Duane J Mil-. nl““4 Su„?} ing years pleasant and congenial .the old ones. A large Firestitae tire «upervi*or of m. lier curly life she united with advertising appears in this u- visited her sister. Mr*. Ethel Hilton, ter. Lyle O. Newton. Donald Melvin i-*"- 8 P<”U r (ilSV* tlw M E. church and was always a ’ue of the Banner which will be and other relatives here the (out Potter. Dorothy M Preston. Collier • J-ft’te’pn township, was stricken Consult us —Buy at Home — Get the week. i West Rearlck. Elwin L. Roberts. Lu- j *-oiiday.wilh a hemorrhage on tlie firm believer in it* leaching* to- j found of interest to car owners, material you pay for and be satisfied. . Mr. and Mrs Louie Webb of near elite Robinson. Gerald Rose. Grace '■ bra‘7 ®’]d. whUe hls u not grth.-r with the Bible as iicr in--------------OBITUARY. Nashville have moved into Orton Loutee Ryan. Wayne A Snyder. Al. R® *** not ab,c ‘o ,a!k fallible guide She leaves to mourn j "■""r Un,u J“4‘ •»»« >“» day or two, Hte ■ her passing, seven children.' Mr* : Oro M. RitchlJ? oldest— child of Endsley .* tenant house and Mr Deri D. Steeby. MerleG Tasker. Garrywill, Townsend, luwnsenu, Elsie M. many friend*.hope for a speedy re­ Aithur Jackson of Oshlamo.' Mr* Samuel C and Anna Doyle Ritchie. Webb will work for Mr. Endsley..George l'n.. .. .. Russell coverv covery. ’«“* ■i,e.»y'oWV 4l in» Wendell. H Zerbel Gettle Duffey of Yankee Springs, was bom May 22. 1872 in Yankee hiving; Fred E and William A Raymond Springs and departed this life at One ol the latest feminine fads IIIGHBANK. Mrs. Georgia Samson closed a Phone 2497—Hastings Ironside Bros., Props. of Jackson. Jasper C. Raymond of.hte h'-nw in Johnstown May 15. reported from Pans u the use of to „nUtwtesq* .j Mr and Mrs Worth Green called very successful year of school with Yankee Siring*. Mrs Nellie .Ward I >M3. age 60 years, 11 months and 23 artificial curls sewed inside hats. , ol Orangeville and Mrs Belle ; days {ie was 'nuirriM to Mabie Mc- a picnic and program on Saturday .<,n |Mr and Mrs F. Rynards of .Tfashvillc Sunday. OConrior of Lake Odessa, and two.Klbbin Feb 1. 1899 To this union i Mrs Samson will leach this jcliool ca-'i----- ----------------Mr “nd Mrs Frank Hawblitr Hep mm and one step daughter. Hire? children were bom. Harold of next year Mrs Annie Pierce attended the <*»«« on Mr and Mrs. Lyle Jones O'-5 __ reventeen grandchildren and twelve Kalamo. Mrs Elisabeth Wilcox of funeral of James Andrews at Ver- •«> family in Assyria and made acgreat-grandchildren and m a n y •'Nashville, and Mr*. Helen Black of other relatives. i Battle Creek. He leave, eight grand- montvlllc Sunday, going first to Quxlntance with lhe new niece re­ ■ • • --------------j children, one brother, Harry Ritchie Dowling und having dinner with: «ntly. Ualng a wlrelco* set ol hte own jof Hasting*, one siste r. Mrs Maggie I her Min. Marshall Pierce and fam-' Mr. and Mrs. FTedric Swarts and family of Battle Creek spent Sunmake, a Nottingham boy juried in McKibbln of Orangeville, other rela- । ily Mr. and Mrs Richard Tompkins;day nt Bert Daly’s. Ameriea the first time !»<• used It. ItUrea and a 'host — of ‘fnend* ----- J of Grand Rapids were Sunday! Mrs. Sarah Ostroth attended con­ is imped ll will, be .* le^on to him. HU Hie s work U done. ! giinst* of Mr and Mrs John Perry, i ferencc as delegate from Maple His fluttering is o'er. SALES AND SERVICE If she work* for 420 a week, that’s I Mrs. Lurclia Benham spent tlie‘Grove circuit in Battle Creek last Heaven's mornlhg breaks Call Rolfe Bullins HASTINGS a career; if she works for nothing, week endjvUh Mr. and Mn. Alva week. On the bright celestial *liorr. tlut * a marriage;,If ahc works lor Loving and kind in all his ways i Cox near Woodland. Mr and Mrs. FYank Hawblitz at, the fun of it. that.'* a movie plot Mr. and Mrs. George Miner and tended the funeral of Wilfred G»rdUpright and Just to thr end of hl* , daughters of Dutton railed on Mrs ner pt near Bellevue Tuesday. days | Rev. Glass pregqhed at lhe North 'Sincere and true in his heart and Lillie Sowerby recently. The Fellowship meeting will be at Evangelical church Sunday ' i mind. Rev. fe. F Rhoades attended con। Beautiful memories he has left to- tiie hgil .Friday evening, May 26 Don't be compelled to aay, as many Poultrymen did Mr Bell of Middleville will have ference at Battle Creek 4nd has l hind. cliarge of the program Light rc- been appointed pastor for the Nqrth PICKING CP. i fre&hmenu will be served. Maple Grove church again for the j Steel is regarded as the barometer Mr and Mrs. Joe Norton of Grand coming year. ------- " of buvtneM A few week-, ago rhe Rapids were Sunday guests of Mr. Mrs -Frank Hawblitz spent “ Sun­ ; production of steel in thb country and Mfs L D Hall. , ..ar afternoon with Mr, and Mrs :wi*s only 17 per cent of Hie rated - - " ,----Chas. Lynn in Nashville. h°lTH VERMONTVILLE. r ^ v Glass and Mr and Mrs 'capacity ot it* steel mill* Thia ha* Just remember that egg prices are the beat from SepMr and Mrs Roy C. French of MacCtaud and mother . of Battle been steadily increasing in recent week* until it has now reached 40 DePere. Wisconsin, and Anna R. nth Creek w(je Sunday guests of Mr. temberjo January. . PURINA Starting and Growing per cent, which shows that the busi- of Chteago are visiting telalive* antl Mrs Leslie Adams Mashes arc making some very fine local records' . . . here. -| ne*s of the country te picking pp. . , They will return to their home uun wiiimore ana Mr. ana and• WIS Mrs. Otto Wittmore and- .'s Some 35,000 chicks around Hastings are eating it | Another indication L» lhe increase this week. Mrs. French s brother. W : fBmily of near Nashville spent dau8J’tcr. of Sunday evening with Mr. and Mra i& wilh the beat growth and liveability we have ever ex­ jin the production and retail sale of k’ ,,tMc IK ; automobiles, wtiteh exceed last year’s Battle Creek will return with j»rftnk Hawbiitz perienced. them to lor a two weeks', Mr. and Mr*. Byron Guy and son 1 figure*. 'P/JbBtuart the son wto attends tlie stuart spent Sunday with Mr and:*? Come in and let us show you our plan. BRANCH------DISTRICT. ------------;Y' 8 C. “t Lanalna will spend over Mn5. clare Marshall in Uie Branch K . We Buy Eggs, Poultry and Cream The yqui • --- •ofBarryville • young people the week end at khc As* Strait district ’ft Friday evening Mnore school closed Friday & came IV™, —_ ...to thr heme home of Miss Helen Willits to remind her ....... Ackerson of Lansing visited wRh a P T A in the evening. Elec- .*>? of her biithday 1 ...1 Ageneralgood relative* here Sunday tlon of officers and Ice cream and V­ time wps had by those pyesent. ----------------------------- .Detroit, , ’ Alien Idem* is back from cake were served Orville. th« nine-year-old son of George- Hawkln*. Mrs BessieI Mr and Mrs Zeno Decker, hud the Welch and son Sidney and girl, SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. : misfortune to take the end of his friend of Lansing were at the erme-; _______ Mr. and Mrs. George 8. Marshall ...a— finger a-.— off -w in .a lawn i—.. mower tcry SUnday and called on relatives.'of Nashville spent Sunday with hl* '.index !Thur»day of thte week . Lionel and Billy Hall have the son. O. C- MarahaU and wife. j Mr» Sarah Oitroth. the delegate tncaate*. i Mr and Mrs Nash and daughter to tlie Evangelical conference at ------ ------------------------------ ot WamerviiJe and Mr and Mrs Battle Creek, attended the confer­ . Frank Norton spent Thursday eveCha» Whittemore and wife spent nlng in Battle Creek. ence this week and several other* Mr anrt Mrs Hoffman and i from this neighborhood attended. Sunday with Win Whittemore and | especially Sunday afternoon. Wc ’*2LDeUo!‘, .. „ >. . 50,1 ,Pen‘ Sunday with the Soddc Mrs. Forreal Haren.*. Mrs Robert family tn Woodland. fare glad to welcome Rev. an<j Mr*. ’Rhoades again as the pastor of the McGtocklin and children and Miu; Mr and Mrs uon Oray and fgln. Virginia Haven* of Itestings apent |t|y of west Vermontville spent SiTn; N. and S Maple Grove churches. Mr* Lulu Gray and son All the seventh-and eighth grade Salurday in Kalamaapo and called day , Wayne Merkle of Wacousta is pupil* of the Brunch district were on John Foreman and family. leMla in OfckMo IC«l«d«m* and Mi<i<ii*viii« aarti. Mm1> c*n t>« 1 able to take Hie examinations towell. RusM-i! and Katie Wliiltc- spending a few days with W. C ••mr*a tnr um «nr (3 oo callThursday and Friday of last week. more attended tire Tulip ahow m Clark and wife. WE SPECIALIZE I Mn wrllu enrni «nd Mr. OU>I Lynn Marshall is very |11 at pru- HolUirt Bund.,. IN BOt qi BTH ent. Mr». ram. oru or wwtod U „„ cote or Bonk Creek werePOU TUE vuKln, it Roy Brw ». W.ed ti„t. ........... ------------------ — vutKina ai noy w>v*y »• warn w ErTliur»day < „n„, „ Uw ANYWHERE IN BARRY CEMETERY FOB ».iv of Hastings lino.tn—■ spent rnonl Sunday Runriav there, therf ....... . To test the durability of rugs and way home. COUNTY. See H. J. Foster, County Agricultural Agent I carpets, the United State* Bureau of R D. Gates and son, Herbert, ot .. w y--, ....Mr*. E1U Taylor of Nashvill? Standards use* a machine that givesi Eaton Rapids s|ieni Sunday with ,i)ent tiie week end at the Frank Court House, Heatings the material several yean ut wear their daughter and sister. Mrs. Clyde Norton Iwnie Warren, and family. ------------,lw*> ,, , . . thing. we imagine, like a leaaon ini Leater Lord of Yankee Spring* King George V I* ‘head the I tap dancing. jViaited at Roy Oakes' Sunday. Church of England. OUR NEW WAYNE Service Oil Co. The Unmarked Grave Hastings Monument Works JOHN BULLING & SON “I wish I had fed my Pullets BETTER”... ’Ift Wilcox - Flowers SPECIAL SALE for Memorial Week Geraniums priced ait. ...U)c and 20c each Petunias and Vinca Vines Wc and 15c Foliage, Ageratuni, Fuchsias, Verbenas Center Pieces for Vases Everything in the Green­ house Reduced in Price Wallace Feed And Seed Store AN OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THE WORLD’S FAIR AT CHICAGO ON A LOW COST, ALL EXPENSE CONDUCTED TRIP Potted Perennials and Kock Garden Plants at 5c each All Kinds of Flowering and Vegetable Plants for the garden, by the box or dozen Cut Peonies for Decoration Wilcox •Telephone 2530 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAT »4, -faktos- ciicnuc. STATE LIQUOR COMj '.elf. prsosdi from the f.r< ccnrert JURY ACQUITTED RYDj are to go to the Dally Vacation Bible ■’uni ' MISSION MAKES RULES, School of Emmanuel church. , MAN OF ASSAULT CHARGE I Electric * refrigerator? Bulling’ <t, „ ----------’ Son have several on display in the ----------.. Members of Uie orchestra are ns .Hotly Contested Case in Jus- UMipenthienMore. They are airo Stringent Regulations for * follows: . President, Lorenzo F. Maus: lice Matlhew,’Court Was S}"Sale.of Beer genl to Sher, i ...| Vice-President. Roy Chandler; Sec­ ---------------- l-ctary-Treastirer. Leora Benton; LI-1 Tried Wednesday 'teiiins of some of the special ran-1 iffs and Police Chiefs b ration. Lexter DeVault: Business I O.1WU*. M-r nib. ______________ _‘-------M'Mi, is. ins. j (Continued from page one)’ FRSTPUBLCCHI-' CERTTHURSMYEVe, O....U H4f:..7.» rt-iVnTSid’ue-i-: ” I" Ei"« ■■Sp.ru..- ..ur- pj° *NU »,IEre OP. Seekers of New Plants Find Thrills in Plenty , Hunting for new plants Is sope-1 times a risky business. Ont plant: explorer,-on the track of n new or-! chid, found himself in the forest 1 home of a cannibal tribe In Matta- j gasenr. The cannibals weren't quite i sure whether to make friends or to i put him .in the stewpot, and for a | little while his life hung on a thread. But he managed to save : himself— though he had to mnrry the chiefs sister to do it. The quest of Alpine plants In- 1 voices special risks of Its own, and occasionally an attempt to secure a rare specimen growing tn nn luac- , cesslble place has cost a life. In the wilder regions of lhe world 1 the possibility of trouble with hot- ■ Just 10 Days Left Our Building Hag Been Leased—Our Stock and Fixture* Mutt Be Disposed of at Once whom have been rehearsing with the personnel. 1 thaws Justice of the Peace and u lnK the spring Anyone Interested .in1 ■ H-muu,, 0,.<« .hr creu. c-um."'X'SX’S .J™ mTCI £ put several weeks, are to be heard, mamw; Lorenro F Maus. Donald by V E Birnett. Prosecuting At­ . enormou- mbouiu . Ml3U Heald. George Long Smith.1 torney. and Mr. Rydman being dei. Son for a man of the Liquor Control ComAn <>f work Has demonstration. jmbnort it; self-explanatory: Sa£Rune into tlw presentation'of the Thro J. Beyne. taora Benton. Joe fended by Kitn Sigler It was the claim of the People, ’•* . i!lau’ ^,eh,*5?,n’ . MarS. .”• ’ Hastings Symphony Orchcitra. The Mtx. t mma Chandler. Dan Ashalter. Slate Police. ixnonnrl of (he organization ha. We.-lcy Login. Carl Heise. Elizabeth. that tn tlie 23rd uf March. 1933. the KELLOGG’FOUNDATION .Lammg. Michigan Some confusion been extraordinarily' faithful in at­ Clark. .’JO)d Baker. R N. Bryant, defendant wa, guilty rt mkul't and ’ RENDERS FINE SERVICE ,’’:,4X* regarding sale of beer over tending rcbearaah. A- A. Biferpo of !taic Carpenter. H,F. Dailey, Nomu:battery upon Gilbert D.ckuvon in] - ~— • 'fou!l*5r °T P®r’ Regitlatiniis px-.sed Grand Rapids, conductor of the or­ Jacobson. Lucille Karines. Wrn. Me-.the village ol Nashville; that Mr. chestra. ha* been mred tterorrous in Callum. 1 Juris Nye. Carlyle Richards. Rydman struck Mr..Dickinson a vx»- To the Doctors and Dentists by Conuniasion prohibit sale of beer . |*° nnVO”e seatea or standing tn Riving hB time and talent* to the Fion-twe Baughman. Cameron Me- lent blow on thr jaw. fracturing His' Inlyrc. LVnnl* McIntyre. Margaret : jaw bone, and rendering him unconof Barry, Eaton and AL (ront of a counter or bur. irre.xpectivr Croup. He ha-i worked without reDry Goods, Draperies, Ladies* Coats for Spring legail Counties’ ’ juf whether tlrere arc tables tn the oiied with. In some part* of China, muneratlon. and do-erve* the heart­ Filkins. .’->3ris Streeh-r. R- Walker,scio'u. that the assault wa* unjust!tiled and wax not made iu sell deTh nhvxictan* and dentists of -raMn ** npl T1?<" . V*”* during recent year* a happy hunt­ iest thanta ol the r»^»ple here for Maus. Fred Stiles and Fall, Dresses for Street, Sport and House, Un­ Viola- l&itl DeDock. J M- «ey-:fetw. It waa-Uie claim of the <«'- Li^nl^‘r ^1d^ton Comities .T’br doe>.not. ”*•" “ ing 7ground for'the plant explorer.’ i.ty mid nenberg i lense that Mi*. Dickinson had. for »L^^.'Sbtrf t^tte or„coun, ''r, ln “w ol a there is considerable prejudice itrer of Barry county and president president nenberf derwear, Spring and Fall Weight Lingerie, Gloves Frederick Dalle y.' long time past, aggravated and an-1 ^u^ho:‘'‘Wc’ S0-^11^1 'onr restaur- against “foreign devils,” nnd the cf tiie brclu’stra. 1KW ix-ttreinwilu-: C,Do Cyilns —MrtMt* J.I.- Karin Karhie*. t^-ed Mr-Rydman by aik^ng hU '«»’« ‘i«y serve provided beer Is uble both in getting ’a symphony l'„ Bessie < Kathirine Kelley. and Hosiery, Umbrellas, Toilet Goods, Notions, Etc. -Lc.xa-r De Vault. Dan Pot- Holstein bull to run at large, ax a “‘n ‘ca,rrlcd “> the consumer at hl', chair, rise of stings of bandits adds mate­ orchestra started here and in work- ■B.i-.cs ~ * ..... of, , Hally to tire dangers of the prufe*ter. rc.ult ot which Mr Rydman went to !£* *”**“”;* A, „ J5° ’'rl5U regulation has the force ing out lhe plans for the concert. Flutes-A. X- Biferno. George Bi- the ProMcnting Attornev in August I»**£“’( *7djcM !T Restaurants, clubs and ««' gar- »l<'n. The Hasting*’ Svmphony Orches­ nr 1332. %n<-reutx>n Mr Air. Barnett uamett ।. —-------------- ;—" — urn* sell insrforsellconsumption fur cuuxuruuiiuti mi Native porters, too, occasionally tra is m rompu ... 1932. whereupon ‘lens may on compu.-id of ,-n«uv atkiutso mu.-i- im..-. Sieve iVarmex. Frank Kap- of ' Wrote him .fully upon the subject. 'aIld •l*cial clinics, under a program;,lu. prfmLx^ only; hotel* may sell I go on strike for hlgher.pay once rJttffit from thl* city TO! the sure lanowlsh. ' ............... Grandewnld, Mary citing the law’ nnd explaining 10;?**"“““*® ’for consumption both on and off the their employer is far from chrllHarounding territory. About ten play- - oboe—I him that that such such conduct conduct could could not not be b< ,lW^ (n ^7"**Jn t^r n !pr?3nU? iDr?* hlOr”: ,rW ,,Or*' “‘’“-o' 'bey ref,,M! *° R° rar“‘er <rs are from Grand Rapid.- Mei- w.Utarfi--. him *'’ *> "■ -------- *•’ ClannAa-Hulsrrt Cook. Howard tolerated ** -< *««."«* a,e of superstitious fears. One uuezaiea. Thereafter mcreaner Mr. cur. Dickinson menmon; '.j.v tim- -nd “ wimlesakra may J sell tor con-1I i^ because Buy NOW for Present or Next Winter’s Use '--------- —*°ner ,hc i»mctit>oncnt the stim-1 the preniiws only and . people of Hnxtlrtgs at the con- .Frost. Ralph HicV. Wm. Hackney, ;inay sell one bottle at u time. This1 i Ha-soon*-E. P- Richards. John paid a f... r... . ..____ of malt stores that have, T’- "“VT?T'T "< It Is hoped that’enough interest ;Crue. Carroll McGuBin Jo ran at large. It was the further one phase of the broad program ofills also true „i received Secretary of State's ap” ‘ e n, « ht « ,ia<1 “ nlcJ'tmare jourend enthusiasm will be shown here . TiUinpet*--Frcd Rabbal. Gerald claim of tlie tlufense that ’’Str. Dick- ;ro-operatlon of the Kellogg Founda­ ro tliat the concert can be repeated Bunker. Lucille McLeod. Robert j inson had mad? -insulting state- tion with the physicians and den­ provaL No other retailer may sell at "A* n»cr mountains nnd through present. License must be prominent-; swamps and Jungle before he menta about Mr Rydriian’s wife. for the benefit of the orchestra it--i Fighter, Birdsill Holly. tist* in .the area in which the Foun­ ly displayed tiixpiayea ana and telegram sent uy by! reached a settlement. . Horns Roy Chandler. Eldinc De- and Hint this criminal prosecution dation's wwk is being carried on. CommLsMon is U a temporary license I In spile ... of nil difficulties, how. Commission . I uiuit- J,ilin Larsen. l.e»lie Raber. was Instituted ptlmarily as the ba_M» Under the arrangement the pro­ -----------...-------------J -body —1I ever, Authority of local'- legislative the work goes on—ami Trombones—ROM Pierce, Elmer of a damage suit, which Mr. Dlcktn- ft ssional men will spend one or two Sandreii. Wayne conklin. .son contemplated instituting against wyeks in special work in clinics, not sufficient. Will you ask the sev-: flar,iens grow steadily richer villages. cauw of J Baritone—Hubert Mead. Mr. Rydman fdr Uie injuries he fe- hospitals und schools, mostly in the eral police authorities of villages, ■ Tytnpani and Percussion—Fred ccived as a result of the claimed as­ larger centers, such as Chicago. cities, townships, counties and state | to explain these regulations to all i ' Hale. : fault. Baltimore, St. Louts concerned and to see that they are . s Old English Saying Orchestra! Pianists—Mrs. L. F This was the second time the case Philadelphia. and Rochester.' Hope springs eternal, which ex-' Tiie 'subjects of the Indian ruler enforced in their resjx^tive loculi-! Maus. Mr?. H. D. Cook. Mlw Flor-j had ■ been tried, tiie former Jury ’What an ado they made about Tuition and other reasonable ex- |ties" Liquor Control Commission. why u man goes through the who gave his weight in silver to the rticc Trclb.------- ----------------------------- j having disagreed. The case attract­ [iciuc.s In excess joL.the normal ex-| , • we hear. An ado is commonly plains pockets of all his oki clothes every iwr on lhe occasion of the twenty­ ------ «• > -----------ed c*insiderable attention atsd a understood to signify a "fuss." now and then to sec if he lias over- fifth anniversary of hi* accession ponses of a d! “ tcr thr ; ________ ___ _________ ASSYRIA.-- I large number of people from the will be borne by tha Foundation. It ■ i looked a quarter which has dipped may well shout. "May your shadow , Tlie members of the Nutrition neighborhood where the parties re- is planned to give the physicians NORTH MAI l.E GROV E. disturbance, or merely tlie pliyeho- dqwn inside the lining. [ never grow Ims." Projcet al.iM.es ta Assyria Center jMde 1.nd Nashville. attended the opixirlunlty to take work in such; Mr and Mrs. Dclfus Flook of Hat­ land 1-acey will attend the Achieve- trial. Tlie. jury relumed a verdict of fields as eye. ear. nose and throtit lie Creek kpent the week eiul ujth loglval "fuss” of resentment und men! Day nctlvtlies held nt Hastings "noi-guilty " ’H'« members of the work, infant feeding. X-ray . work.; their son. Austin Flook. and family.' hurt feelings. Tim term doubtless owes its faiullijjrity and Us po|>u■ on TliurMlay. Mav 26. ■ 'Jury were the following: •peclal diagnosis, communicable di»-| Mr nnd Mra Wayne Barnhart u o( Inrity iu common speech to trie title { Durothv Martjn, a victim Since Paul Bogart, H J. Freeliuid, John cases und general preventive medi-1 nnd children and Weta Hawks of Shakespeare’s piny, “Much Ado birth ta infantile paralysu. wm at Jordon. Hiram R**. V^re Harring- cine Tiie demists will Mxcialiat in 1 Battle Creek spent Sunday with with । ■c.. mother, | About Nothing." But the origin of the University hospital at Ann Ar- ton. Gay Norton. _________ jtich work as operative procedure; their Mrs ‘ "Doris De Foe and son Jack . bor last week for treatment. ! BARRYVILLE lor children, surgery ahd extraction > Mrs. Doris — —.4 — —. •»« use. In this way goes bark a bit ul 1M*> Ouy. ww Mr md s,„ w„te, {x.Mt dental X-ray and preventive den-; nre spending a few weeks with lwr| further, of Kalamazoo and Ray Rice■ of ■ Mfs Corn pj.]].,,. attended church tistry. including m the latter pro-1 brother. Harold Roberts, and wife; -It was the- old Englkb millior, . . ““■"t remain- phylaxis and diet Dr. G. N. Bying- tn Lansing. "Th* F**d That Kaiiti r? a D V'C U IP IZ C Baby Chick* Chtaptr" . D A D I C lllClxO K,S? <>ayi«’.lJhUr H Mr. Alm dl’r n( ‘IF <la>' W,th Mt “nd i,rS turn of the Foundation staff and as-; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tryon of. Mrs. Peggy Miller and Mrs. Alma W|![ H S . roebite medical director and Dr E ; Carlton were Suuday afternoon call- . llh11i1M,lwl.,, U-,1M , . W. M«r„. d-ntsl dUxCWr. h.„ en. X De.Ur Qex-,. I '"r> »'« .111 ro-<..»rUr M|„ , >» CH1CK-NURE Fertilizer for Lawns and Flowers been In touch with the doctors und Mr. and Mrs: Dave Marshall of, n , r * ‘ '' n ' te ut “ J 4 , . e ..X ,, " uimn« .he .... ol th, Bmnd, m„Un« o. lhe counties, who Nashville were afternoon ..............- I■‘— art -- lv‘‘—a "King CarnnnK>t»n on Wwlnoda, Ma, M. , w b. runt Fi.nl dentists W p F K V . s. S whkh which was >«M neia at ucniis' - of oi thr uw three uim cwuuiica, »r,r Bunday nuemwu J a! Ute Briggs church basement. |I to’our Missionary meeting al Mrs have received the propositions very-callers at Harry SharpaU-ln's. I byses". , The Memorial Day service*, xpon..._u----- .... Wednesday." " "' | favorably. I[ Our church ehurch was well represented representedI' Incidentally, "ado" I sored by Uie Assyria Center mid the Mr nljd Mrs. Dale De Vine were !«t the annual conference at It i* is expected that the greater greater!nt nt Battle) Battlei Middle English "al du. Ellis. Omvtery AsMx-iatum. will l"' -KUpSLS of imrenta. Mr. and Mrs part of the dental work will be ar-j Creek Sunday nnd- several attended hehl at the Assyria Center church RaI h nevine Sunday. Mr. and ranged through the Northwestern; during the week Wc gladly welCash Paid For Cream, Eggs and Poultry । nn Sunday. Mm 28. at two t^clock jielsmg Bruinm were afternoon: University dental college ut Chi- come Rev. Rhoades and family back B with the following program: callera there. icago and that the dentists who at-i with us for another year Bangkok'a temples nre guarded . ■ ing America: Invocation \R«v.. was very pleas-; tend this clinic will also attend the; Harry Lillie from North Naahvllle ffl Hitchcock; Muuc; Lincoln-. Geliy.-.- aa(1’. oI hcrnnlui du>. gat-1 Centennial Deptal Congress- sched- spent Sunday with Francis Roberts. against evil spirits by huge demons, * burg Address—Helen Gray; Lha-t— ur(11;v ’ eV(.nlng bv b<.lnM wirpil.M-d tiled for Chicago this summer. ' cullet! yaga, uiul made of brick' cov­ 114 W. Court—Phone 2237 Mr. and Mr*. E. J. Farrell Props. / Ftarher tne Jone-, and tatVcrn Llnd^ wh(>n a’crowd yonng walk. —‘--------- --------------- -------ered with glazed tile. Their design ■ t; H.-adniu -Evalyn Taskir. & lo• d m unanrK,unrcd a very phikMint, NASHVILLE. Nt *on; Rtatl ng ” c’u“^i evening was enjoyed. 'j Mrs. Cora Deller of Toledo spent ft Phtnuay. Duel -Mi - and Mrs. LUiytl Mf Mrs clH.sU.r WtmtUi and lflM v.<-ck with relatives and friends. W •1 '"iiriivtiiction— of Laming were week >-nd James Jacob Leiter, 69. pavw-d : Ji1’'!•' *,u**e’ Brnrrtl ’ . guests of his parents. Mi, and Mrs away at nts home m Maple Grove ■ Rev Hitchcock. „ ; J. J Willetts, and Helen 'Wednesday' morning. He J ■ A r‘pi.'M iitat ve <»l; The funeral of Mrs Van .Epps here from Battle Creek !Orvaijizaiimi ot Bat c Creek all , W1U at t)M. ehurrh Tuesday ago ‘He leaves four meet liw motiM.-rs of this locality on, t._ ■ .... ... ,. and John of Battle ITueMthy nt the .home of Mrs. Meta BarrYvllle j cemetery. Arit. and ' Hyde for initiative steps in the or- . Betty Foster and Mary VanDoren Phoenix. Grove Funeral services were I ganliing a unit here. . took the eighth grade tots in Ha*­ Friday afternoon nt two o’clock at ‘ Mrs. Lisle Strickland went to the ; lings last week but Elaine Day was1 the Hess Funeral Home conducted 1 unable to take them on account of by Rev. Hoyt. Burial in tiie Wilcox Friday for treatment. Mis Beattie l illness. cemetery. Stncklaod I* coring for httlc Bob­ Mr. and Mra. Louis Fumlss and bit- and Joan during her absence. :| Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs L. A M>n of Los Angeles arrived WednesI Tin’ Dctwarion day service a', thr Day. — «day night for a visit with hi* parWlJcox cemetery will begin, at two, Mra. Mrs. Herbie WTlcox tot and Kenneth ’ ents Mr. and Mrs. J. C- Furin*. church rtf tlie North Evanattended church-At Mrs. Fred Warner and Mra. Gail; i Nashville a> speaker and other Helical church Sunday and listened; Lykins were in Lansing Friday tu­ ■■ musical and literary numbers tu Rev. Chits. Glass, tlie blind evan- >«.• the former’s mother, Mrs. Mary \ T The Ellis .'-cliool closes on Tues- Kelist. ’ I Hope. J :Aa\ with a jjicnic at the ecluwrTlie __________ iK Hazel MIE,, L. A. 8_____ will___ be____ held__at the ,W Mr:. Putman vof. Jackson I r - -..Li I miiv nn* Mrs" hom‘‘ ^Irs Herbie WH-;’Saturday “night 'with*'’Mrs': r n.J Mill.. *""> •« «•’ .... Frl<l.y,. Jun, Bn»n. tin­ - 2. a- an .m-1 b.», .... TF* They attended ' pr.i.-ut.*i w«-re callers Sunday , ____ . the;-'»•« <»’ confcrenci* of the Evangelical .” t xt. xt.. t.w Vf.Hxr,. nt Rat- c9nH', Junior Bartholomew of Hastings1 ehurch at Battle Creek Sunday. si -. . r .,i, ■ ai,i ojvi^tv win'•’•m’uding this week with his coux.. Mr nnd Mrs Arthur Baskett were 'b' ’ at The I,UMnf ‘'ailed to Spring Arbor Wtdne^tay . MT.e a thicken pie dinner at the I|lt£ NcAblIl Elizabeth McCteL because of the lllnes.s of the for- - ■- ■ church basement on Decoration day. !anil IJora A4)U.y Van‘ n»-r’s father1 AT NO EXTRA COST uh- me graauates iron: ....... ........................... .m‘Uo".niaujvii “r tl,r hom BarHarolll vv.nger only son of Mr , , Y •ill. Union cemetery M-rvicrs *i! rvU1I(. who KnuluaI1. fr0,n th,. nn Menus Wenger of N«sh- ; ’ ,“ n be held at thc.,S»uth J-Naj^dicAI. vlHe Hjch lhu Kcek< fyisii_ d Mrs. _ ......................... / ; ville and MIm Margaret Winslow of J,-''.* Inim’inc Get tine ihU new churcli in clue ................ of rain, otherwise at '..................... '» .««» Mrs Jot Gillette and Margery । HaMuigs were‘’marru-d'Muy w" Ht ■ ‘/. i Goodrich Slbcrto^h; with the cemetery, beginning" at two rjxut Tuesday in ^Charlotte. 'Gotfheh. Indiana Tliey arc staying the Life-Saver Gulden «*ly, o’clock. Prof. Arthur Harrup of Alfur the same price as any ' ~ j with lhe groom’» parents. 1 ■ J-.uo other standard tire! Only Sunday jiight baccalaureate serv' --------. • > --j Henry West nnd mother. Mrs the Goodrich company’s i Ices' Were held nt the...Evangelical (’OATS GROVE. Dora Custer, of Hustings spent Sun- church. Rev, Wurtz giving lhe ad- .:.,i -t., ertuado loxatclhr* makes Quite n number from here attend- day with Mr. and Mrs Mila jXshby dreks. On Tuesday night is ’ Class ’’l"’" ’ possible »ucl> a value. ed t’-.e Woman Womnns ’s Club Federation Federation, Mrs. Nettie Mj,i, Bnd Mrs. K Night-’.’ at Um- Methodist church j Here's a tire that prevents . .. Thursday? ._—u —• ,Clipptngcr of Kalamazoo were at... Nashville nnd graduating exercises will .be vm l < blow-outs . . . a tire that luncheon guests ot Mrs Mina Kvn- Thursday night at the same church.' makes motorists J times Thursday afScruoon. June 1. with yon Wednesday Hon John C- Ketchum will be the; m. safer at today’s high Tiir Mimcs Myrtle and Gladys speaker. Mn Mac Ovcnunith with Club N > 1 j *?■» speeds. And $6.20 is the -.rvijig supper. Program in. charge graven. Evelyn Horn nnd Lorraine Rev. John Schuman of Pontiac, a I,",,” amazing low price. Come Sonticville took seventh nnd eighth former pastor of the Evangelical | ,r tv.-i in today . . . take Advant­ fcrade examinations in Hastlnp last .church, pleached here Sunday I ..J*”'.’, age of today's low prices; ' At the Community meeting Sun­ inonung. Rev. Wurtz was returned , j}, Mr and Mrs. George HerringtonI to Nashville for the coining year. day evening a missionary program ni-r .• HE terrific windstorm that swept when your buildings are destroyed,- ' I was given which was in charge of and Knytddaugtitcr. Betty, and Mr. Mr. xud Mn> Reader Hayes. Frank ■ Mrs --------Rututell -----------------Monica Of KnUMiv 1-Teda Smith and given ihnsjiy and ----------— Johnson. Mr. and Mrs Charley across Michigan tlie evening of or your istock- killed by windstorm 1* tlie poutui people Part of it ‘mason called on Mr. and Mrs. G. E Houseler of Toledo spent Sunday' «*4.40-4.50x21... $1.50 May 1st, this year, destroyed this we promptly pay the loss. Hm-.ilated a . radio broadcast. Two Kenyon Sunday. .(With Mr and Mrs Ottle Lykins i 4.75x19................. 7.00 musical number*’^cre given. ! Mr. and Mrs J W Tedrow and 40 x 120 foot barn on Section 10, Sun­ Mr and Mrs. Clair Brooks and rm »•5.00x197.60 We Ji^ve paid Michigan property Next Suudav evening a stiver, mr- Mr and Mrs. G, E. Kenyon spent son of Flint spent the week end at field Twp., Eaton county. It belonged dal contest will be held at live icgu- Friday afternoon in Nashville. • J the Amos Wenger homA. SJSvlH 8.50 . (' 'u,,,, owners thousands of dollars this lar tune and sponsored by the OUte Ford of Amarilla. Texas, is' 5.50x19?.7O to D, G. Weippert and we promptly Kenneth Lykin.' took Bud Good- m vl Woodland W. C T. U. There wtll be visiting Enk-st Peake and family, month. son to thy iuispltai at Ann Arbor paid the loss of $3,000 on the bam, ta chxr.;* vlttcot aospecial music also Mrs. Martha Horn spent Wrihiex- • Sunday i "mJ,*. tin *~3 to aay ruu tsjtc tsx. gcbwl clowd Tiiuraday with a day with Iwr mother, . Mrs Mabie Some buildings destroyed were with­ $22.50 on stock killed and $100 dam­ The track meet will be held Fri- ua h. plena- supper and procram . • M<x>dy. of South Maple Grove . out windstorm insurance—too bad— Mr -ni and Mrs . Chirieyage to corn barn. Ml.< Bernlta Rodcbatutli of HasMr. ChcrL— ‘Kenyon"!**°“ bltcd thrlr son. ’ Glen Krnvon and 1 Alimaa h.n I-.'?*. total loss. lings spent the week end at Philip visited son.' Kenyon anil Friday night is the Alumni ban-■''',’ If your buildings had b£cn in the Kimble ‘ (family of Delton Thursday. i quet It will be held at the LOOP ’ *u,„J I The Sunday School is planning fm ~ The dost of windstorm insurance has path of this storm and wrecked as Oiall Tlie Rebekahs will put. on the am i’. ... HOLMES ( III RI H. ----------------------■ Children’s Day exerevos on June 4 been so low in this big company for Mr and Mra Fred Durkee nnd banquet ; the above barn, have you the money .... ’NK. Mr and Mrs Keith Durkee spent ' ‘ *** j««•>• PODl the past 47 years that no property with.which to replace them? Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown vi»- Sunday at Seymour Retgler's -near I.ACE1. owner can afford to be without wind­ ' ited her brother. Oliver Hayward, in Freeport | A chicken pie dinner, under the Insure in this big, old company and storm protection. Kalamazoo Saturday Miw Janet Wildschut of Grand, auspices of the Briggs L. A S. in : AdelbertHeath visited hb parents Rapids accompanied Julia Durkee' the church basement Tuesday. May ‘hi Hastings Sunday. home for.the week end. 3Q. is being planned. Dinner to bei Rachel Cain vlMlcd friends In -Mr. and Mrs Arthur Al’.erdmg i served at 12 M in order to give the'V'^rz’ See One of Ouf LocalAgenti or Write Home Office . Lartr-mg last week. and sons of Woodland were supper I public time to attend the program at; i । Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ransom were guesU at weiby Crockford’i Thurs-1 the Union c/melrry. which is sched- । < Battle Creek'vlsltdii Monday. day eveijlpg. tiled for 2 P. M. Your attendance is। ' Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Marble were Mr. artd Mrs. J. L. Higdon and solicited |„»m'ti4 in Lake OdCEAa on business ,Friday, son Harold and MB* Marjory Jillett | Mr and Mrs. Clare Norris and '*’’ । Mr. and Mrs. Dell Sutton ot Has- of Barryvllle were Sunday visitors al son. Alton John, visited Sunday tn' j tings visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard Welby Crockfordk and callers were' Lansing with a sister of Mra. Norris.I--t .Gardner Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kimble anti-Mr. aiyi Mrs. Chet. Winans, and i' e« ". Pheas 2618 Ha.ting., Mich I Dogs injured a great manypf FTed family of Woodland. .children. ur <7's. , j Oils' sheep last week. . I Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Crockford' Mr and Mrs Clayton Case eptcr-' w,<i Largest of Its Kind in Michigan • • Home Office—Hastings, Michigan | Mr. and Mra. George Hinchman and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Over- tained at dinner the different mem- ’ , :of Hastings were visitors al George anuth were Sunday guests at Ben bers of the Wilson Case family, par- ah r^v. 1 Ransom* Sunday, . j Crockford’s. , 1 enta of tiie former, Sunday. I c«»r' OUR TIME IS SHORT Selling MUST Be FAST! Thousands of Timely Bargains Are Here Presented to You ENTIRE STOCK AND FIXTURES IS OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE Ki"X.*£„“ "■ “iu?to I™ iEi St.,ln • LOPPENTHIEN’S DEPARTMENT STORE CPCrXC FRESHBULK O Lu JCa O Garden and Flower SENECA FEED Vegetable P1 a n t. Choice Show Dahlia Bulbs—15c . Common Dahlias 5c Farmers’ Market & Seed Store CYCLONE ...Again Sweeps Across the State! Doing THOUSANDS of Dollars Damage to Buildings and Stock! ' PLAY SAFE.. i PREVENT , BLOWOUTS Lock at These Prices T Goodrich Silverlown EDMONDS OIL COMPANY Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY ’ Social Events and Personal Mention 1933 “I PYTHIAN SISTERS ENTERJw"ed mrix member. 1 -ram Fire TftIM ntn-rnm* niQTDinT . UCCTIMR Tho ten girls of the ,?.?.„Camp c.“n,.P-.r irc TAIN DISTRICT MEETING roup wiuto m.-* muo Dtvrtcs u the 'gunrdun took a picnic supper About One Hundred Fifty and went io the home of Miss, Manpint Moore, dnuglder of .Mr. , Delegates Were Present a ml Mt . William Moore, .'our mltas outrinthe country; on Tuesday eveKim Sigler was in Lansing Ftf-. - Mra. Keith Daniels was in Battle on Wednesday, May 17 Mrs. Archie McDonald rind Mrs. day on businras. Creek-----Saturday. ——•—r•15 ,}'' '*,TV in Ann Arbor on >lln Awv»*y-<uiiin The twenty-ninth annual rnfiicnennven- ninibaMUx Mmre has been unable’ Mra. M. A.‘ Lambic was in Grand Mr*. Weldon VWolfe, who has been Friday and Saturday attending tlw tlon of the Pythian 8hu-ra «>f Dis• Itajilds on Monday.' I,,, " •”*—■; ir»c» twv. jfll W»>< <l(h imciuumua pneumonia ■* at me the inziix: home vi of No w*_*’** cmcrrailicu er.icrtalned vy by very happy, to have her friend* visit . F. W Annable 1* tn Dowagiac to* Mr. and Mra. 9. W Wolfe, relurrad P*’1 Epsilon sorority of which Thomapple Temple No 130 at Hax* day on welfare work. on Sunday to her home in Battle bl,u’ “tv member.*. Tliey were the . ting:, <>n May 17. UH3 Tlu- meeting guetts of **" Mr . and ** Mra. Victor Benner baa returned from Creek. “ Shirley W. WM caiw to order by.Dxirene Hall. COUNTRY CLUB LADIES ■Pa-.t Grand ffijcL of Battle creek. • . ! «•“ *"•«•“*» Wolfe -<t«o to Smith in Ann Arl*>r> HEARD MRS. AVERY Floyd Holland of Allegan was tn Mrs JcisarWHlnrr gave the adMV* Teton, to her Mme Ut Battle Cwt --------------“ ; drew of welcome anti Hie response Mr C ""JT? Sft. . “«•». Wedneedar. hewn, been Me “ lta M»W. , De. end Mr. D. O. Walton and Bt lh, h9mt ot Ur wld Mr, j Wi . E. Barnett was in Mm.kegon on *aa'by Dean Van Zuylgn of Grand Luncheon Cancelled Tuesday L. MMM spent Bunday at Gull lake. ; woife. ’ Thursday on foulness. ’ : Haven. A splendid paper, was given But firidge Was Played ln^ttled<^rek^r^i^^”after'! “nd Mra. Francis Thomas and --------- a — ------ ’ on b>’ Beulah May Curtis t,t 81 John*. L. W. Sunday as nt Clare in the Afternoon J^on ’ C * S«t''rday after- 1)M|e Jo-n d«; Her- btuinras and Saturday. ’ T,u' Memorial Hour was conducted •*usinas on or. Friday 'and ,„v Cn-ek wv»e guests ... Mr. Owing to the invitation extended I» Mi**. Howard Birdwll und chll. -.. ^an, — of Batlic of and,Mr*. Mux Dewis have ;by ” Mifpah Tcmpk* of Grand Rapid*. —.several —“rd icjCM ’ At Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grohe on L-rcn been -y spending days *n Chf-j *’ noon a very One luncheon “ was* to ladle.. to attend the "hinchc-on 1 drvn visited ^Middleville relatives on Friday. cagti on cit busineu business [served' Ly the Presbytlnan ladles of the Commercial club Tuesday » cnoo ’ ’। Sunday. Mr*. Dalle Daniels. Hurl and Patlie church purlers . noon, that they might hear the talk Mr.*. Emil Tydcn and Mrs. Rich-1, Mr. and Mrs. Moms Haight of trlcla spent Saturday evening with i ’ 1,1 ,llu afternoon th - i-ssion open'd given by Mr* Noyi. Avery of Grand . arc! Grom wx-rv in Grand Rapids on • Chicago called on Mr. nnd Mrs. Mrs. Keith Daniel* -with Mrs, Robert Burch ranging two: Rapids on tlw Century uf Pi.ign;,.-. Saturday. Mr and Mra F W. Btebbins and beautiful numbers. Mra E J. Pratt— ,---------- --the -----usual ----- ---------Exj-wiuon, Tuesday lunchMr ««■ ” w ateramn* and — .......... .... . Mr. and Mia. Elmer RobtiiMm and I nwnuo schoolmate* some Mf uritJ .J MrRU.c w w,.,|4llU.r wcrr ^='-‘ gave l“-’ two pleasing readings aiid con at the Country Cb-'i wai can­ . , __ u.. vn.mv lathe* presented a d— celled their, friends visited tiie tulip show •.rime ago. in Holland on Sunday. ‘ eltrlil young • in Holland Sunday. Mr and Mra Arthur ^CTOthers Mr und mi Mrs» Harry Daniels of -------------iiKhtfui tap ------danc<- Ail ciijoye-d thr : Bridge was played, as usual later Mra. Rase Colgrovc 1* spending the and Misms Nonna and Helen Hllli*Jn1c spent ------ .. Sunday . .. jJn uj,. a(tcrnrz>:i. the lounge being 1- „ M with program throughout wc«k with her daughter. Mra. Elil* Michael were Sunday guesu of Mr. Mr lind Mr ,, nwyM Daniels • rfi....i««.iu n>n< rawxi i/uiurui » Rititalt'dlc 0pennw and balloting made moot attractive with purp:< Itanney. of Greenville. and Mrs. Gardner Bennett *** MUa Merle Carter ----ot...l-’ainixjunt. I by Tlionikppic Temple i.f Hastings, in,. Persian lilacs and pink tulips. k k- ’L Evart* and Ml>.* Agncx_.Saugatuck. ---- .r.™---: X»IU vmur OUZHUI n....... by .... Ind.. aim and Victor Huson Ol nt m-rprw: Fr<-ejv>ri ;• H'............... 1'’' initiation the staff ... of Ivy , aaeaee High ne-uav score ait in av.iudoi contract wits made: ; [TcniphMiddleville ofOcrrs Junies Bristol, the blind Sim spent Monday at Wall hrtC”' Marslmll Warner has been r.f visit- were gurut* of Mira Mabel Sisson [Tempi.of of .Mlrtdli-vlllimidand offlccra by by MrsMrs Junies BrUtal. with Mrs. Aa K. Frandren. -•— — — * ......... .... ----u. ..........of . Grand A_...a ..—m- ..bogey ------- failing to Mrs D. G. HuughInr Mr and Mti RonaM WarnerTuesday night !"l Cawen Tempi* Rapids Mr*‘ f, r Pancoast is spending; mid Mr and Mra Lloyd McCormick Dr. and Mrs. R L. l^ird of Dt- [were the next order of buxines*. A ton of Caledonia. Mrs. Wilbur-Luathree weeks with Dr aud Mrs, Bruce uf Detroit part of Hu.- post week, troll spent Saturday night und Sun- Review Hour wa.- conducted by donating the former and Mrs C. W Hayden and family at Sagintiw returning Monday. day with hn aunt Mrs D L., -'laudc Barnaby. ’ Grand Chief, of crawford the latter. Mrs R:>bt. . Mr. and* Mra Fred Hendershott i •f-df-.'er-!. r-.-f -f . ■ [Grand Rapids and was enjoyable. । Walton won the golf event Owing John Palmer of Grand Rap- !-Mortldand. and Mra Mowrev and daughters ot Grand Rapids idsMrs C P Lathrop wcreJl'hc »«ion clnred by singing ’ God to Memorial Day there will be no visited Hastings friends Friday ' Dr. and "nrf Mra **«'•»» visited Mr*. R. L Hehderahott on in Detroit Sunday U> meet Dr. and I Ke With You TUI Wc Mret Again.”! luncheon nerved till the following night and Saturday and attended a Sunday. Mrs. R F. W.bb of Grand Rapids. I Afoait one hundred and fifty dele-[ week. June 6. for which Mr*. C. W Mr. and Mrs. S Kesler were Sun- paity at the home of Mra. Sterling ;wlio had Just .returned Hom Nt-* !Mates wore pn.o-nt from Detroit Clarite, Mr-. C. S, McIntyre. Mra. k,‘ day guest* of relatives at Adrian. Kogers oh Friday night. Yosk City ; Muskegon. . Gnuid Huven. Grand D C, Brunson and Mrs. R. Finnic Mira Rosebud Larson who htu • W I.. I’vnnock rclurned on \fnn-1 Hapiik. Middle*’,Un. Hattie Creek.; are the..conimittc,Hllbdalb and other points in that visiting her Mra. locality. . ’ -been .................. — — • aunt,. — — -Park — day from a visit with Mr. and Mrs :NashvilJe and fTecport. Next year Members will please, make’ re-serMr und Mra. W. N. Chidester were Thomas, of Wyandotte for three Eben Pennock of Big Rapids They[1 In- convention will be in Grand vations with tlu- committee by the: In St. Johns Friday vUltlnu their *'b. expected home Friday, ac- visited tlw Tulip Slur*- ut Holland ;n.-ipid.’ 1 Monday Monday noon preceding ’ Mdi. Rev Keith Ghideatar. and fam- «mpanied hv Mr* .Thomas. on Sunday. ■ Lunch w.n -erred ilie visitors-in ------- ----------- — ily. Mux Knickerbocker of Chicago, Mra J T Lombard has retiirn-d ««» by the Hustings ladle. SKIDS DOWN 45 Mrs. Piiylils Reynolds and Mira Mra. Carl Knickerbocker of Grand to her home here after vHiting Mr. at dore, of tto mreimg , Margery* Reynold.* of Ann Artxir. Rapid* and Mr and .Mra. Frank ann ,un (/1 ----- v.. . and Mi* „ D u D. an Smith of JWron Detroit „***„ FOOT EMBANKMENT spent the week-end with Mr. and Hills of Allegan spent Sunday with Mr and Mra Smith ••mumu<-d : PARR HONORED AT Mrs. Mr and Mr* -------------------- on Sunday :II 9IIOWER. 1 Five Women Have Exciting Mrs- R»v Roy rMnta-s Gardes. Mra Kiunou* Eugene Fraoman Freeman. her liome 'MISCELLANEOUS — Panamas—Leghorns—Toyns. Soft and stiff straws. home reluming retmming Sunday. Mr. and Mr - Charles. Lawrence Misa Etta Hubbard of Battle Mr ui (1 Mrs w R p Montgoim ’iv 1 Nearly were Mr and Mn W Mon :rN.3.thirty hlL’> ." cr'\ ---------_t ... ' Accident Ifear Holland Low priced hats of good quality. Finest quality hats and Liicll? and Mr apd Mra. H<nt!' Creek W1<- here .Wednesday to at- Mr un(I Edward Wat.-on and*br'ri41 thbwer given by Mr. Hugh. W-itrer wt:rv in Grand Rapid* und lend the Pythian SJstcrs convention- ^r. an(j Mrs. Robert Harrison <4 i Rsl-v. Mi-.-. Belva Riley and Mrat surprisijigly low prices. Whatever you want in on Thursday A. M. H-.illand oh Sunday ML" Hubbard was" Instrumental in. or;iIi<| Rupld.* w-t.-dinner mn-ls of' Esther Dry th- forme: • Iwnr . Thursday of.last week the P a straw hat, you’ll find it in our stock thia spring. i^fr. und Mrs Harley pv>x and Wil- i.vtabll-ihing the I*ythlan Temple in Mr. nnd Mrs W M. St•‘ibiiisW<dn -d.Q Wenii.: hononn< T On • A of the Kellogg fchcol in Riu» llnm <-:it <rlapu-d. in thrlr home this city. Friday evening -ru..„ >> „>----- «— Tfferu never has been a year when straws were ... it T*n>. made a trip to Holland to .-ue Bunday Mr. and Mr... Clare Seibert Gordon Biddle; of Sun Francisco. chaxlex S Brown and Mr «.iu- -- -r *ummer Tin!l1 ’ 1,111,14 anc * ,or u P' r, >ir dinner, ’ und children of Katamaxao. Cal. came home Sunday and Is now fje(j Holtmhb of Chiouyo weny/in '*00 wi5' lak'’ I’1-*'’’’ jauntier (or more correct) for sports wear, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Crakes and viullng his mother. Mra. Ellie Bldcltv t.., '. ( [;•, n.t ।-k ui-j 'ixirty wa.-, M taui • every young man should have one. And there are family called on Mr... crakes' futh- dlr, nnd sutehi In Grand Rapids. H<- h.lath,... \ n Bre ngS. i(, M,. ... j, urn. 1■ •••■ er. Jacob Wi'i< iman, of Shults, on exfx-cls to return to Bun Franclwo turned from ■< bn in ■ - trip ’ r ■ plehtyof conservative shapes that older men will like. , rifOnt. <lri-- r Mr... E C. Furr. Mra ; In • a >Mn siiort ■»>-' time. Ida ’ T.M. i Frul,. a I, .n, >,» wu* ld«. oU» r |«»nim ll>. > i«.. ■ '! N:n.i New ton.’ Mis. Ross Cadwallad-' Mrs. Homer BmtUl Smith and Mis* Miss ,wuih ,M; Elvtn Swarthout of Grand Mra. . ;nu-hed tlx- • ntrrtumment. Mix­ 1 r and Mr*. E:lw. Swaddling. A. ’ Rapid-* laliro on Mrs-A. D. Km*- Flortnr-. Campbell -Unaay gue.-t- ... . o.n..u^.n acc«imp»ini*<l ’ 8 ’,. they were abapt three miles from kern on Saturday enroute to Album Mtssps'Burb-ira Wilcox. Doru Ryan. " Hofland, wiiil.' making n curve, the tnlliTi- toa”.-nd commcnccm«nt Verinn Lillington and LnVera Ott-. ...h -»r\ \v7)7u 7 *«.’ by tin: .car skidded off the highway, going Mr*. Ella Pnv.cll und a<m. Floyd to Ohvm on Saturday when- they fa.'thnn Clarke and Jaiu* Herrick (fiidwallader. mid wife und son .itn-nded and Mr-. ini-' --n”J,<‘k.. wedding ent•-rtalncd lhe down a 46 fpot embankment. The ... vbitiiu;’ diy .at...the CoHeire. _ , .j{ aii.'ou jtap.<is Mr" ..u ur.o , James spent .Sunday with A. G. Van Bow.-er ol Fort Wayne. Ind.. . . ------- ” ... . '— .. — i< (nil .u-.-H hv a aiwmwr r.t machine turned over twice--And' landed on 1;* aide in tlw ravine be-; .. the ... ,lr b-auuiul Z:ll; l«r .!«■ Cadwiillniltr nnd wife al-Buntii’ld. was gu. -t of w Mr and „„ Mrs w,l. WH----- The wotnt-n were rescued and Mr*. D D. Walton wn* in Mulliken bur iJim- on Sunday. His mother, 1 last vri-k assisting with tlw cam of Mr* H M Bowrer. who had been . .gymnasium tcaclwr In our city I taken ‘ to Uv Holland hospital where jit wax found that there were’ no her mother. MA. GMrsv Potier. who .-i-.rndiiiR a week here with Mr. and ben*-., broken, although sil were cut suffered re-*eial. broken rib.* in a Mr.*.. Lane, returned to Fort Wayne On Tii'-Mfny evening Mrs. Nelit?| land badly bruised: All the glass in. full with him on Sunday. 'nr-: cnii it .lined <!>$ Banner cla*-__ jjf^'hf car wu< shattered, hut tiie la-: t yhe McflwdL-.t Sunday School/. . ttilsVccing tin* last regular meeting at a uiic o'clock Tunchcm on M«h- •tl|p? w dnvc " homt*. : being killed tor the year. After u deilcluis sup- day, Mi?. W. M. Stubbing being th my'itcry a- they look back upon I iper. Ila- president. Miw Betty lvand Mra. Rou.-ri Ji.sm n ot .... .-<xuh ut. All were glad II wak no I , Stickney, presided at the business Chicano the guest of honor, meeting It wa’- decided Uwt hcre-i H»es formed the center piece on I worse and the uccupanU feci that; after the officers should idected ttu: I.'u^ tubi- and lovely r-prtiu I they have harmed lives " । at th'- May mreUng-instcad o! m lhe flower, were also twd as decora- i You nre u.-qMMHtiii.r ttrired tv inupect «ur wide vari­ ■ fall. Mrs Roy Chandler. Mn Chn:. tlon* : -------- viZt.V’,,;;;.;. ..... --------------------- — Paul. Mrs.-Chas. Hinman, MIssGran- Al bridge the score, ur.-* won bv ... . .. 1,11. *L". *■'* 1'C *' ety of lloy.4’ and GiNjs' Wrist Watches Picr.-oii end Mr* Mabr! Swsmi were Mr- Kcnith McIntyre. Mrs. Wallac. , I-‘mily Niuh. at the Mathofiiat rLClpjlll ollM.6StlOnS for Comnn ncement. appointed ta make arrangement Jon<-. Mr Orvol Savlc.s and Mrs church on Thursday wenmg was at-: ' 4 00 tier a picnic at Shrlp's Resort. Pin- Roy Ourles. Gucit prices were pre- ['-”<»”<» "X over three hundred riwm-l ‘lake, some Ulliq,during the summer, rent-d to Mra Jessen and Mrs.; . rs l,i;rl cons.ituents. all having n ABOUT LUNCHES. ELGIN BULOVA GRQEN Unsatisfactory seeing for that which Is comfortable and and also .to art a* t» nominating: Jack Stem. Mr. . luymnnd Einnit-1। vel'>‘ ' '••nlng, ' One of the tint signs of approach-' HELBROS HAMILTON BENRUS comniittcc’to suggest candidate* for of Woodland was an w.l of city ! aiov a in ikiuntifni Al>-ue-“ ’-.'xiuced *n™ Dr ‘prank G*r' *nE sununcr 15 llu' the ctficient. How? Vh.it us—be a patient—receive the aid I- Diut im.'Kiuccd Dr. Frank Car-1 pQrt oj t]ie children for nicnlc , the various offices. j feuc! • which awaits you. And from lhe day you receive this ’ Gold or While Gold Caw**. ITirc* $3.93 ar.d rother., who acted u* chairman. Hon h“ncl™ 1* n.S an aid enjoy freedom from eye etraln and its results. See upward—a,viide variety around $3(1 to S25 tn rliou*c from. '’'ly*. .‘.r.',! WE BEG YOUR . J<>hn c■ K 'tcham led in the singinij appl,. becomes a plane to man. i’OUR PARDON. a.^you shojild by getting the help you need. ,n °"r r'P°rt 01 ,h'’ b’-ei-tufg of In .ran'Ir’./n?11 ‘?r ;lfln'7's’**' 'Jr?’ H ea«n at the bottom of Every Timepiece Fully Guaranteed. V V. w Annatar. T 8 j ,t Methodlsl L A }*'’ * 'Ml *■ ’hr 1Thr thc kan-’n or anywhere outdoors h Reid and Mr and Mr- Max g .n in,t Wi«,. s Rann-r no men- J”l,na Pf}*,'1 !. ’^r* t,',y Keller.- out of afght of the liouse. It is a "J-0 *?r and ",n c s’*iri 'tion was made of thr splendid violin ^!U1‘ lr?.' c‘F’’5 ?*'* n good idea. then, to ,start having '«? Mlt ll^ '1 'u'' 111U;‘1,tU' end f.iaiio mtiMC r« ndvn <1 bj’ Mi ■’ *blih all enjoyed Mrs. Hol>’ plenty of provfcuans on hand for: ■ (Class HUM H. H. 8,i 'Sunday nil: tiding th<- Fourth Di:-:-j m-lmji Jr.ccbson and s.ruunr BBV,!.’J*’0 ; these emergency picnic.'* and of । trict Am ncunfa gmn and Auxiliary [gn-mu r t)IC). gaV1. x.vrral -.r-jee-, ^clh’P' ‘»<i J- M TowriM-ml and co(lrsc lllat inC|U(j1;S cookies. j EYESIGHT SPECIALIST ennventhm. Sixrlal speaktra w>-r-: u„ns which all greatly enjoyed. T Wult'.n gn*.- .wend i UrU arv a delicious novHASTINGS Phone 3631 MICHIGAN Departmcn, Commander Jack Gll-iall. . lnr t)u., om.wion und b?i: character sketches tn Hh* delight of eny made n5 follows; more ol . Detroit and Departmcii! | u„. gub,- p.irdon h» the slip was -she audience. Mrs U. F. Maus ar-J . ' Sand Tart*. President Mr* Bessie Gotfredren of intei-.uonah it’ was one of three companied them on the piano. 1 cup butter. It was pronounced one of the most Lowell. A.l enpyed lhe dcmoiudrX- things that Ju.-t happen 2 cup* light brown sugar. successful Family Nights yver had. j STRAWBERRY PIE. SERVING «. lion by the Thp-e Rivers Drum and1 3 eggs. berries or peaches are delicious Bugle Corp-.. j RETURNING FROM FLORIDA. I Up. vanilla. . served this way. 1 baked ple ahell. EPWORTH LEAGUE. Marcellus will entertain the next1 Mr. and Mrs- James Mills ol Kivl . cup milk. Sunday evening ’ .-; meeting win convent ion on Sunday. July 23 und ■ simmre. Fla., writ.* the Bipiner that 3 c hulled berries; 3 ‘ s cup* aclfilsing flour. Hasting:, is to entertain m Septem-i they are coming tn Michigan, and opened with the singing ol ’The! *4 c sugar. 6 th*, griiulated sugar. bcr. ’ -------*— *by — •**— i Beautiful Garden of Prayer" anA will rioubth-N-. amve the -------time thu 1 'a c sugar. 1 t vanilla. • paper I.' iwued. They say it la very j"To the Work." For devotion* sev-1 3 Up. cinnamon. 5s cup finely chopped nuta. 3 eggs. 2 c whipped cream ho; ni Florida. 93 degrees on Muy eral Bible verses were quoted and 2 rquores chocolate, melted. 13. The"gardens are niee with string the prayer "Have TiiimyOwn Way. I Cream butter and brown 4 T confectioner’* sugar. I t vanilla. ----— -----------------,un*-. pens uuuiki------------.— ... - --------- ------ ,Willl ix-,in.. . ie lettuce, (teas auu and .summer I Lord." was r-- Ming. ------ ’Irene ----- Jone* was ।together thoroughly; add egg yotw, Mix berries and Mix van1 c buttermilk. Mr* liiiiviu Cllflord DI.I.IUIU Brainard •auiii-' <Aimec-IM-11-..qua-, Ren-'. .quiv.h al! use. Thm* leader or of tne the discussion? discussion! Tin on£i ueui; beat; aoa add vanuia vanilla ana and mux; milk; 1i .... p U ll ready for fo.- ii*e There arc are 1'‘he iu- M-aacr j sugar -------2D c flour. kr*> of Battle Creek last week Monplenty >■ --------■ ■both —**- ----------- ---- -----• —can - ---------*--------’rf flour •" - — »• dough. —•- Roll k.-.*> Mon-;;p i(.nly (,f' ifl^bmitarn- , .-ubjcct w.u*— ’ How we make our1 "'add to — make a soft rmn wn.m rf ..re h Flavor Seal.d Tin. 1 : soda. day. She wu* riding horseback m • ,V1I(I oll(.s ar.d colored boys and World Better. ’ over which mi in- 'hln and cut with a small cutter , cumpunv-with some other w->m< n RlrIs.llH. nt me do-jr ever*-day sell-! BcrcstUig ch.wussion was held-. Thu | Place on a greased baking ahcet! ’X’’ CORN MEAL nnd a guide, when mi ho-.v shied :lnK thetir nt ten cents i>cr quart. was followed by-Jesus Call* Ur.” '“id brush tops with the egg white.*' ’ 81 ru cut in ’*ca»v- ingredients, beat 2 minutes. Pour into shallow pan fitted with waxed at something beside the road, throw----------| Bu lnrss meeting was then called beaten and mixed, with the 6 table-1 u Throe 5-lb. Sacks ... ing ,her to tha ground a»d the B1R1HDAY SURPRISE. 11;> discuss the picnic, which the spoons sugar, the cinnamon and i, thcr fre?2 or c’nned fruits or paper. Bake 30 minutes in moder­ horse falling u|»n her-She was re^ A number of c.ld Irlends and ; League i* t > hold Friday night. Mav I nut5 Tlie cookies should be placed ' •* rTJca , c “” ,4A'd in the pie in ately slow oven. Cool and frost Kellogg's Corn Flakes or 4 ....... , ...... ■ ............. .............. ............ । .. ............................. ......................... la-ukim: is i » ri lasiii. .soiy i nre wvmca oiivuiu uv piuicu ;, • • ■ ■ : n .ioi.re.ra fr™ n«.tino« ririv within* t_u . t i .._____ ... mt i~.<. _ ________ _ n_i._ _ 1 place of the strawberries. Red'raspwith white or chocolate icing. moved to Leila Post haipital where jneigiib>r» from Hastings came with,26. dt stiiart Ink? This picnic wlll|«l le«M nn inch apart. Bake in a 1 Post Toasties, Ig. pkg.I UU it was found that her right leg wh wed flll-d ImskcU and .surprised ifinUh Up the year as meetings nre I moderately liol oven (375-400’Fi. 1 broken and uill’doubtlra-. be )aid up I Jacob Weyrrmn on his 74th birth-, not held during the summer. Elcc-.Ior about ten minutes. BUTTER, Best The Crowned Klcnxer nil summer.'Her friend.-, here extend day on Saturday night Cards wcre(qons nre to be held also at this pic-1 Everything in these little cookie? Quality, Ib. jsymimthy Mr. and Mrs. C. W. played and a most enjoyable Umc;nic r(.v. f>nVev and Harrison Wholesome—the butter and eggs. Clarke called on her at the ho.-iutal: was had by all prow nt Later Mr. pttyne were apixmited to provide . the brown sugar. The self-rising EGGS, Strictly Fresh, on Saturday evening jWcycrman was prtsenwd with aimtans of transportation Tlie Ep-. flMirhaa been preleavened at the 2 dozen -1[beautiful pipe, then all enjoyed Rlwoftn League benediction was re-1 mill .with monocalcium phosphate. 'flpc lunch. Afte rlw,a ”"r Mr. Mr Ucyw,,v- ported. —■—• chwing ■— •*-“— —— —-•> ter\ wishing tlv — meeting Corr : and1 so ‘ provider additional and! 1 CAN FREE Nearly fifty' members of the High'iernun many mo.. nori- — happy r... birthday., -----------. Maud- Wallace nece TELEPHONE 224 1 FIG BAR COOKIES, necessary calcium and pbosphonu I M-liool Gifts1 Giro Club went to;' all departed for >r lliair __ - - -_ __ tlieir several hlimiM homes, •i to »the diet. Nuts are. wholesomeFresh, 2 lbs. Townsend Park Sunday for a pic­ Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. Halting!, Mich. for all except the youngest members> UNDERWENT OPERATION. nic dinner then late,- to Rockford GRADUATED WEDNESDAY. Herrington, one of the clerks of the family, and u small share of • where they gave u program in Uie William Schndrr of this city par-,.ntLeo the po.-t office, underwent a very the cookies might be made without Baptist church, under tlw directioni tlcipnted in the Commencement pn>-:-,„^--;,. ■ I",/’.' i gram at Fcnis Institute ’!itursday “ in‘1 f ”d"Lh'U 2’ Ulis adornment of Minis Frances Hunter ' evening, as a member of the largestU_L„!?£;‘P kJ .Jil Cotlage Cheese Salad. ACCEPTS POSITION. graduating body ever granted di‘ aB *huf 1 pkg- lemon flavored gelatin1 Pork Rib end lb. Mi's -Michael hai • ty— • .Jannet ....... -v- piotnas rrom tins scnooi iiir cia*» . . . . •............. mixture ceptcd a pogition at tlie Gamp Ftre • roll numbered 158 Schadcr was?!*^ ahd comply recm cry. IS c boiling water. iGltls’ camp at Clear lake for the ■ graduated from a courts in Lurtness ’"r *-» c chopped celery. ELECTED DIRECTOR. summer, serving as dlinlnt room adininutratum in the College of. . •'U'* o,,vp Lathrop of Detroit wa*; U c chopjied plmientos. hostess and as a director of other ! commerce, -----------commerce. -clwren n» a director of thr Worn-• *4 c cottage cheese. ck.«. r»..j it... activities. ------- GRADUATES FROM ST. MARY’S, i on’* City Club at a meeting held last I IHGE. I Miss Madeline LvB»rker. daugh-1 *ce*1 CotwratulatKms are extended: 4 T salad drcuing. CHOIR GUILD BRIDGE or Sirloin ib. Emmanuel Mr. and„,, Mra. Lathrop. |, Four water over'gelatin mixture, The Choir Guild of L. ..... _..... .. ,,vter , ofOT> . auu a. U A LyBark- !t0 The Very Beat Cuts of Choice Beef sert bridve^f________ ______ • r[s-ttr until dissolved, cool, allow to church announces a daaert bridge[<r. u*ac was zn-,.. one nr of thn the o-nzhiutr(mm: graduates’ from! ORANGE SHERBET. thicken a little. Fold in rest ot inFriday. May 38., 1:30 P-.M. ,gt tlie'the nurses’ training course at 81 ■ I‘» c orange juice. | gradients, pour into glass mold, home of Mr». J €». Rakowaky. 326 Mary * hospital at Grand Rapid- 1-3 c lemon Juice. lentil until stiff. Cut tn squares, W.-Slate Street. Members of the | hut week Her Inends hi re extend 1 c waler, I sene on ’ lettuce. Top with more Guild nnd their friends are invited, 'congratulation*. salad dressing. me sugar. '' BRIDGE CL LB. ANNIVERSARY SURPRISE. . 3 c milk. Cucumber and Tomato Salad. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 3 T grated orange rind.. | Mn. Jahn Noble# wax hwtera to| -Mr. and ,Mr.< Jay Snyder were' (Serving Fouri Mix fruit Juicw and sugar. Slowly 1 her bridge club on,Monday, eight■ pleasantly surprised Sunday; wnni whin 1 c sliced cucumbers. Hh well ' wa,er artri mllk- Add rind, fMjiir 1 3 T chopped onions. | ladies enjoying the one o'qjnck ; ten of thrlr relatives cmur wit. several Flavors rlebrats ,nt0 >rvc.:e uritil Bllff. | luncheon and bridge. Honors were! filled basket* and-helped-celebrate 3 T chopped celery. be frozen in the I won by Mra D. S. Goodyear. Jr., and their twentieth wedding anniversary'." This can *4 c sliced tomatoes. mechanical refrigerator, if desired. Mra. Gordon Ironside. 1 -------: Pour into a tray and after 30 mlij-1 ----. We Deliver j r *• nrn. i w,lh a’speoo. repeat , H.t paprika. The Big Little Store Phone 2491 i j. r. ». iLiii. । The Y. M. L-club 1* being enter-, twice at 30-mlnute intervals. Let ‘4 c French dressing. ’ 1 Mrs j E Mattoon wtlF be the Uined tndiQF by M1-.S Hugh Funds*, treese It will require about 4 hmu*. Mbc ingredients, place hi bowl.■ hostess to the J. F F club on Fri- Tlie usual pot hick luncheon will be. This is a refreshing sherbet suit-i Cover and chill, sepe on lettuce 'day at ihelr regular nwctlng. served at one o’clock. table for party relreahmenta. [leaves. ' , and n ere ring Up- Etc. GJ S, Straw Hat Time E Is Here Again! lan ruler er to the ; twenty* acceMlan r shadow -K zer Prices are from $1 to $3 cs J T. S. Baird Clothing for Men & Boys re HASTINGS, MICH. Watches «*K Graduates Exchange Your Dim, Difficult s ! BESSMER the JEWELER liHAIVf! Saturday, May 27 Friday, May 26 "- 24c CoEfee 29c L. V. BESSMER I 3Ei Kitchen Klenzer 23c 25c 19c REED’S DRUG STORE MEAT SPECIALS Loin Roast BEEF STEAK PORTER HOUSE 10c 2 35c 20c Sausage h^:"hb.::^. z Z5c WALL PAPER We have some New Patterns in the May . Flower Line—priced from 10c to 39c a Double Roll All of the patterns tested and approved for color fastness. FOUNTAIN SERVICE PACKAGE ICE CREAM15c Pt. SODAS AND SUNDAES MALTED MILKS LARGE ROOT BEER. . 10c 15c �*TKE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAT ti. 1913 »AOI BIGHT DIPS HELP SHEEP GAIN MORE WEIGHT ...New Tru<> Prove, Greateit Rupture Aid Akron Mechsno-Form Tros- featnrs “Selective PreMciro Control”. Holds ths rupture MOTS securely and eliminate* unnecessary and painful Us- BUYERS DEMAND THE CHURCHES Protecting Animals From Ex­ ternal Parasites Can Be w Done at Slight Cost ‘ i • *i i«i»iHi»«‘rn» CHURCH OF THE KAZARENE. Foet Ltinnng.-^Ghc-p should be’ dipped ar soon after sla-arltig a» ? KUfftelcnt wool has Utn grown to bold the dipping rotation, which *” kills external pdiisltin. and «o en>.'ain« In it--Ii. nunnHng lhe mol husbar- ir-’ d-pBrttont at Muh- •W HAariiijyt parish. METiioDiur.slTraroPAL chubcil t Ifiim Stille College. Thi dipping .an be done ca-lly B<wi4ere»: mid Cheaply if rf good type <ji tank 1*. used an I a dram boo'd li protidrd lor tlw a.irjsd’*!> tp to stand on while • x<vm dip b.tiraitutig from tta- wool Hans tor ,-ich tajik* can be obtained from tie -ugrlru;tural enfcttuanng drpatt.’n.u*. ut the Exclusive Akron Triu* Tit­ tan and keen your trun in adJuitmtuL The Preicription Drug Store Our Success Has been achieved through care- ralhfactory dealing with polirjholdrrs. SEE US FOR INSURANCE O' fld Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY prciMbly .-Hit cud toy Often, tlw- wool hung J. L. MAUS Local GEORGE M. NEWTON SPECTACLES FITTED. REPAIRED. SBOKEN LEASES REPLACED WATCH. CLOCK. JEWXLRT REPAIRING I to dip hi-lps prolec: >m iim--quit-e- and II from the parodies. F dipped at haul oner CASH FOB OLD GOLD liOUltl MHHip.VII.I.E. Pythun sttir-. uf Middleville puii thr w.ct m the l)---n<t cvitvrn> t. i:)j t., tuir plea -ml C.-ent fif't GALVANIZED ROOFING. Eave Trncibtns and IJfbtnlnr Rod at pre-war time price* E-11 mate* FREE. WM. PLANT Z J AU C., F“’d H-liMrf 1 HIGH GRADE FORAGE FORAGE ’ cars were new, and automoblling ' | | Flatly Drawa Wire Tungsten filament wire used In lUer-lion in Bowlin, jibe.’six-watt Incandescent la nip ot-a ' 1 . f n .-s i' was v *** an an adventure, *"lvet,n,r*' not a* pleasure. Pleasure. !■ Wh*t I* the best recreation for u Mctliods of Curing to Insure -j-|ie family all bad set out In the , man whose brain Is upset by bust­ j llcally Invisible. Only h-or tenBest Quality Will Be Shown । rar for a long trip of 15 miles, I nraa worries? i thousandths of au Inch In diameter. arRichiran Meetings Mcelinn. I ‘“"“r I Th- ■“*" " "*”• It tan fifth ns thick ax the hair of a^JIicbigan ' ’ 8 K8 I VuUJ aB they bowled along. They to Prof. Williim U. Anderson, who a woman’s head nnd u t«mth the *U« E-ii.t Eansing.—The increased In’*' stopped at an Inti for lunch, ami has outlined a ‘'games diet" for , of that on a man’s head. After It shtence ofOfhay buyer* upon 'im‘X /urhiVy 1^ lthe ^t mn ‘h‘3( Is evlled. UIPO turns per linear •old us U. S No. 1 has caused the. ,k*? *,"?!*, .. . I Children between ths Inch, to form the springlike lump I aim crops department nt MlchUnn ‘l0'*1 , ’“t1** ral** wren nnd fourteen, he filament, the outside diameter ut State College to plan a schedule of ,n«- he exclaimed. Mothers worst keeT> nt by trve-ellmblng. lhe soil It still les* tlmu that uf hay curing demonstrations in many fear* were realized, and she sput- .i v»<-*u|is ,.|Ons ua u<»> boy ss lurni. torso leg ir,. hU> human hair-— Scientific American. I.LVUUUR U>U &UIIIIUCI | ....... -- ..Ml Muhman counties this summer . terrd: t arm arm muxclra muscles better better than than an any • Alfalfa l& lhe hay crop .usually se- i "Now, who could havt taken game. W<- must give the radio lected for stowing how belter curltw thatr one thing: It shortened I Cricket Is tUie Ideal game from practices can change the grade of j —;----------- - -------------ot Uw average -popu.'fourteen to« twenty-one.. The wentoy and increase its worth both to| Hie hay dealer und la the man who Tl,er. n„ m».„ 0». « o..,l„ I '•J" “ “« finally, buys it fur feed. Huy that' > .KU lo rwomort. to! .... „r *■“ can t* bought and sold on- grade f -l,,./>_;;. I . ' develop the boy s muscles than .. I prevent! any argument between Ito ’’ ,n®.1 strenuous exercise. buyer and Uie seller. U. S. No. 1 nw U»l*nh»gtD. which Between twenty-one and fblrtymean* hay of certain quality. lrol“ ,,M? 81*iseulh century. ....... „» amount!I ,14,M ----------------------------- --------- sur ...Il I «'• J'""'- '* »■« >»•' bollb r™i«r. Grades are base:! upon tlw *• • «»*»!»• *»<• majestic pile, •of leaves left tn the bay. the degree rounding a lovely inner court, and 1 ** t|T“* menial stimulation largely M ol color, amount of foreign material i noted for n secret passage ami thr beentiu> the came provides scope fur present, the stage of growth of the) fact that It is built on Hirer small liidrldunllty. Bowls. says Professor Anderton. hay when rut. and the amount of islands In a lake. Its chapel Is rich neathtr or storage dan-age Hay.iy appointed. the altar and the pul >-.hlch ranks well in H>oe factins' pit being of ebony and chased all the only game a man can play with >’ has a higher feeding Value than ^7 for-' rar. While in the king’s oratory es benefit when he la worried by busi­ ;ng? which rate* lower down tlw! vrllent carved woodwork. will b.- ness or <k>mesttc alfulra. Obviously scale of quality. Aho ladles have rt-nllxed this. for Sample.-: of hay prepared to stow ____ , , t there nre now many bowls clubs puttment of8Agriculture 'uW COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS for women and their membership lists nre Increasing rapidly.—Boston shown at each meeting, and inrmGlobe. tx-rs of the College crops departmept will explain the dlihrences' Self-Dsafsl pies. The curing dcinonstratlun J" ‘ Urk- H*,.n. Ho..nr ; Tkach self-denial und make Its will provide several loath of lu.y *r *“J "*11‘ practice pleasurable, and you crecured by different methods mid ' Mmut.. .<('thr n>rrt<»r> a i ate for the world a destiny more showing the damaging effect of ,Ma- “•* u»>' **33- •• ; sublime than ever Issued from the some haying practice*. . ,„llowi,.t .„.,aR1, w.„ . brain of the wildest dreamer.—Sir Grades of luiy ar*- as Important it iiur«..> uu-r to farmer* who have to buy forage ''m hum. ... . . each year a* Huy are lo the grower, „r‘ r . who has a surplus. The man who it iuu.»nut', ‘ 7 u buys should be able to determine■‘‘’’"'a .. - ------ - The SOO.OOO cahillepowcr fiood•i readily the grade of any offen-d lot ,, nitm i.bw ----‘ j 2‘j IWhhig system on the Statue of -ale. as *mck make better gains on I. i«u, ’ S < .rod quality forage Low priced ! }*[•“’ •• v \ . hay is frequently much more ex- . J : ’ _ _____ *■ : pensive in Jhe trading lots than a1* •• J--«>».t.« i.>~« first united bbethrem ciiubcu flrn nndr product with a higher i,UhiLr Rev. L. E. XAnn, P««tor J initial CO6f. . h r.r,|„|. j.t,.,, ..... ......... ." ' Tin- insect which attacks antique - -rt«- wett- as-nther Type*" 4 ui of •ensoned hardwood Is the lyctus Mr. and Mrs Ben Crockford and*??; *“,k* ' as 2u, powderpost beetle. Mr und Mra. Chas. Bayne und fam- j >• ' bbtr *’*“ ily of Hu- Holmes district called one'»r’k, r.:«ir t.un ««»«» Mr nnd Mrs. Joe Crocklord Satur-iV: day evening. j»: 1. hacE* nd F:<>l>-..'l:m.d liiiti <•! to show the people their Mr and Mra. Raymond Paul and . Mr and Mrs Ralph Hue and family t H J- ks.’ra*. ut-., ture in Holland Sunday '*• J — —Mra Glenn England entertained Baawr ssiaiia* the Bridge Club Thuraday evening Mr-- Arlie Spindler and daughter M<»* t'-n i-i <„ tat«u>«c>,* Kathrrine spent Sunday wuh Mt many yrara. Hr . " t . « and Mr* Roscoe Hynes of East /..u, ( v mused by ta. rnutiy r’ ’’ Woodland • • l«n>> tnd rl-eaherr . ■ Mr- and Mrs. Geo. Harrington of' i ..XTa* c •4 M<. O E Cobb tare ti -m Hr in-. ■ CHtTBCH on CHRIST, coats Gros’S. Kalamazoo culled on Geo. Fuller c. Wing, Pa.wr Sunday. ue lull Jiud. for thr The fSi ’ ; r7.!'71-1 ''' ■ Arthur Kilpatrick and Lawsun ..r )- ‘ .i . । .< Smith left Monday for Bnttfc Creek i'h'1“7<-, ■■ । • ! > • .-, where they will enter Argubrights unv-brar ■ Ik r-.M.a. >-’»!■?*' business college. irTr,2 * ..... . r»--r o, rvfmn 32 PIECES rrnsT mnnYrneTlsr rKtroen Mr’ “nd Mrs- Joc Cr!)C'(for<l «Pent A«.dra. n,t * H« ta, r.t-i ™ < J S“MW Mr TO Mi* am i,!.. f. ’....’Si IS W. Cntct 81. Pboa, 2288 CTOCafurd of the Holmes district and <’an-th A •uhL, .. r celebrated the birthdays ot Jiecph!'?’• ,n,,r‘ M1'1 w-e. and B«-n Crockford, ~ -> bt- uinut our This is all open stock, ! Donald Gager. Fred Broder. Grey­ 1 don Faul. Leslie Hauer. Dale Hauer. ... ... . any piece can be re­ iof -WcoUland and Cha*. Phillips and. am. itaran. tut'tb* ’"■« Edward Griffith of Paw Paw left'*.'--! ,i,awn. r»r . placed. Will be open th Ijif. aumrner schedule 7.' Monday for Baldwin where they will L'rJlu, lumi.ra that are much next week Thursday, > ' -' 'tay until Thursday They intend lo> *rrt. • • ’ 11 iuh for trout. I . ’ >-xMJ, ScLtdrr. aaroertM br! Friday and Saturday. ' ' Mrs. A. \ Morlan Of Paw Paw is b.i.jamir. K,l>ar (er a b«en»r a, war-, rpendingthi' week with Mrs. Donald ,‘l” 11 !»»■»•»- i I. ofifetr Seta Ranging from $1.98 Gager while Ml. Gager I* north tot,.1 JS&m brl ' trout fishing I AM. Na.*,!., that tt r. ot th, ■ Mr,.nd Mn. Will Kl.nblv « <Sn-! S.™'.. : «r. mn umnu ana S" M.r M” FI°>“ i'.'.'T';:," '.t Open Friday and Saturday. This Week—Fred Newton Bldg. ’7. ............... “ 1 Rnymond McLeod and daughter,Klfcw!»f ff.12 MICHIGAN AVE, NO.. HASTINGS I--a.”. , 1..K S.,-Nancv have been quite Hl for the! t£Jj sth.lV,*^r(,v..„".r *h. i ; :i t three weeks. They are improv- toM M>u«r. tbai r.<. beam- >■ * •t.«iaiir! WRXLB7AK METHODIST CHUr.CH -Jowly. , iitnax-l m«r«h*Bl. T-.tawr»nl vr L-t-l.! Wo, G-nrh.., 1.1F R. W'KC WUI Ot *1 ..I, rl Li.lM »l Vl»». 4 nJiw ef..., Vn“«1 Brelb-n eburch m> id nn esfert ’xili t>- m*d< . ■■■■:. . . s'--««■««■ ’■'L* * i»a>«ta.i.'" m all'on Uie platform. . i • -• -.v r-t. • t -.im will be the speaker; There will be;-i«»d a*d h» ii is mwsI «h»r*« Tltmwrr wax in Hasting/ 1 ' -‘‘i* ', : ; - special music and devotional!. c‘*‘ cn Friday. . --:.r < .4 BabbvBu.hof Hasting* .pent the-*i |,,b.Wh Asi a. ««!?' >1 tr nm went to NaihrtU" : : ।" i- v -‘i-ek end with Mr., and Mrs. J. V.p-ias «•■>» <»•»« »«f*w<l i> Hsrth Irvin* ccnrrie Hilbert anil Mr and Mrs. Harry ’SXL? .' ’' ' ’*’ ■'* ! '’• ' ,f Fu-'h of Hustings were Sunday.n tri v.,.; n««»n. AUCTIONEERING FREE!! I vrtsk to irtr-tm the pe.'ple.ot tti» Beautiful Gift With Every Dinner Set! 09278626 Dinner Set SEWING MACHFNES REPAIRED 32 PIECE $ BASKET WEAVE Many Other Sets Singer Sewing Machine Co. • At SsMsdd’s Elrttrlr .Mhop. Phone 2331 IlastltiE*. Mkh. :y. HASTINGS MARKETS The Battle Creek Dish Supply CARDS of THANKS / .-!xrr».- L / •- '. । -. , ., id tp thr ta r trutid’• ’ plum Visitors at the. hcn-.i- cf Mr. and Mra Otto P.-unshka S-.-nday Mr. and Mrs Lout* Frrguscn of Kai- n-*1' amazco, Mrs Minnie Wurm and sun 7 cf Shulti. Mrs. Maitlta’Ch.-unberi iin ( -11’ amt Henry Penn' S cl Cl ar:d.iH-. i; jaiin-jtf address will be Ryv Chamberlain in the D01 auditbttum suntjay and Mrs Roy Habintof Kntanuroo ’’ ’■ • *> Mik Mary Btsliqp of-Hindi Cof- w‘ J,“ -**-•> ,ners spent Saturday afternoon with rune.uh u. • Mi*8 Lsadore Pranslikp The da funeral Mr. and Mrs Donald McCallum are Io b'-’ attended the funeral of Mrs. McCal-’ttrt‘ ln 'he Ium’s uiiclc at Charlcttc Sunday 'hr afternoon. ■ part .awweifect-AffSn ’ Mr. and Mr*. Eilsaouh Scott’of The I?;; near Indiana spent the week -.nd ,’a-” ;with Ous Peake and familv. . Friday «-v Shep Oliver of Cloverdale speht'»»«r : Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Frank i CHARLES H. LEONARD Chilson. " * ■ : —retfthey* to better DUtiactive Funeral Service ’ ’with adding'sp- Cti'ri Radio ts credited : broximately t.,000 words to the Eng. cji .., i Hah language. . • • ■». h;n • H -‘a< • ■ 1:xii in for the studem- will which irxlay evening, plat, m which Ito w;U have a .-•.denti will piri-.lc Friday ■ 2 t!u- Coin•-V.il be held in . :-:un-.. Dr. &Rural D part: >'-e Teociicr's toe been enr the addrvu fqr tht, has been received by rota- J b\ AU . .live* here of the birth of a son. all w«n,<r. tu.t ,h<> rmur-t .i ! Homer S-. to Mr nnd Mr*. Homer I 7'*r'w""'.'Z »f »-’■ nnwvTTisTiM ’ Harrtom .Kbic Holm.-*< of Detroit ; .T,h7“^,. BOWSE < I.Mi.it. i Congratulations. y»»-. au »s.<ai. «&«■ c»rr-Mr* Wth rex pcwnnanUd Mr* Mr. and -Mr*. Bernard Bauknu of 7,”! Or-.in Smelker and Marian to tlw -------- --------------- Robert ’ -------B,Uk ‘L ‘k“ - Grand Rapids and Olli of' I AM - mi f",* ‘tu*7ii P thihn Sister* convention at Hu.--, inlaw district spent Saturday with! «*• >nr« Wednesday. Mra Arhe Spindler ! Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beni n were:■ Nearly 200 attended the 30th an- w,u»,ri. c»r Wednesday night gpe^M of tta-lr nual banquet and reunion of the f1”** mother. Mrs. Addie Benton, of Mid- Woodland Township School Alumni AhLuTlckJ./ dlrvillp. which wa* held nt the school audi- »;i<t.ori«»-l tn < Mrs. Gertrude Thomas was a; terhnn Friday evening. The pro- **fr ' gram was n* follows: March; In- iiw’t>»n" Min, Grand Rapid* visitor Friday Tn<- funeral of Bhctm White of’ vccatlon. Rev. Hurley V. Townsend, t u-.iur,-. >i,.n Ka.'arnaroo was held at Bowne Cen- '03; Introduction of Toastmaster. ter Friday afternoon Ruth Gardner. "28: Toslma«tcr. Hor- ,*id. ti> 18th. Mi and Mr- Ouy Smith were ace Myer* *.’8: Welcome. Olenn FarGtind Rapui- vtwioni Satuiday thing. Tl. Rejponse Arthur KllpatMr and Mr* Waytw Benton ard rwk. -33: Music. Mlu Jeanne DuMr* and Mr« Walt Thomas nt’end- Bel*. TICK -Good ot Bad* Glenn vdihr funeral of their uncle Edward Ef-cland. X». Music. Arthur ValenJohnson Ut Grand Rapid* Wedncs- tine. 33. Blrdsill Holly. 31. Richard ItlSI d** Durkee. 3d. John R Billings. 33. baaal. Aid. M 5i -H«a Herman closed tlw NOCR AC V -Government! Albert Bjwne Center school with a picnic Hauer'. 00; .Music. Howard Norcutt; Friday. A large crowd attended. In in Memory. Nciiun?. Sjirah opiuii Baitinger uu.linger Fisher, rontr, SC. R'Ctr*. City Clfrk. AW Pnrrltt has been engaged to 13: Benediction, Rev. Albert Beards­ teach the school the coming year. ley. 02. Mr. — andJ Mra. ’Watt spent' '** *'■“* Thomas ------------Sunday- evening With Mr. nnd -Mrs. YANKEE SPRINGS. LvWis Skinner of Leighton , Funeral services for Mra. Eliza J Vernor Benton and family of NorrU were told Thuraday P. M. t’>and Rapid* were Bunday guests,'ifrcm her late residence. Rev. Mc-11 Wayne Benton’s. 1 Kean paster of the Methodist !leiiuivti. church, at <11 auuuicviim Middleville: orficiating. umciuung. ' ■ iri ROBINHUE PARK. I who used for scripture text. st. Mr ’ and Mrs Stun Zcrbe of Mid­ John lith Chapter 28th verse. ’Tlie j-,, dleville spent Saturday night and Miuter Is come and calleth for j < Sunday with Julian Pu'.u and fam-, thee." There was a laigc attendance, L,f Uy. Mr. and Mrs George Poland. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Raymond and [ and Mrs. John Kellar attended the■sons Claude and Everett of Jackson.' Irving cemetery meeting Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Raymond and Those attending -the Sophomore-’ daughter!. Ruth and Laura, and Senior bro3ktx*t held on Hubbard, Mi-ss Nettle Losey ot Tompkins, Mr. Hill Thursday morning includedi and Mrs. Mhrtln Smith and chllElearx-r and Lucille Smith.- Haroldi ;dren of ’Spring Arbor. Fred HarrtKollar and Wright CUUord. Jr. .;«m, Leslie Sady and Mrs. Ella Van Mr. and Mr*. Wright Cliffordl Alstlne at Leslie. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. spent a vefy pleadnt Sunday after­ Orton and Mr and Sirs. Claude noon sight-feeing with Mr and Mrs. Johnson of Grand Rapid* and Mr. Dan Yfxin?b'..>od of Caledonia alro। and Mrs. Pierce O’Connor ot Lake called on Mr. and Mra. John Kollar. I Odessa, COAL PRICES GONE DOWN! TVo ONE can foretell the price of NEXT WINTER’S COAL—even ne^ct month's coal prices may be higher 1 The SAFE WAY is to order your next winter’s supply of coal NOW and take advantage of these NEW LOW PRICES! Smith Brothers Volte & Company Dealers in WOOL. GRAIN. SEEDS, FLOUR FEEDS, COAL. SALT. LIME AND ETC. Telephone 2257 Hastings, Mich. �Wednesday, May 24, 1933 PART TW THE HASTINGS BANNER College has completed a canning g*. ■ STATE IS BETTER AT COLbulletin which will Include the cot-^. ' VUU 11 tea temperature, and proper methLECTING THAN PAYING oda of canning vegetables and fruits: a D-z-I ’ ——-— i Home Economics Special 1st-. and some.meats. Hie bulletin will: DtUlg A KCtll MOtllCT.Urges Counties to Pay the w v n^t Pay Michigan State College homemakers' Corner Ucts College Degree for ltd^,*1. r- ,..... 7."3.,r-..------- *■* | • Home Economics r? a • ur I Extension WOTK '■ J < -- Many Normal Altoal, ,..10,!,, Ol to. month, .» tmiu.1. >“ Debt to Oountle. PINE LAKE GROUP economics students enter the teach- th?m5rtUoTiS^teltatf tiv^SkS'c,,l,ese dt<rt* UpOn Mrs Bla4 Over *" Van Buren county the Tlie Pine Lake Nutrition class ing. clothing, or dietetic IkklrTree-1XSTtekSi extern^ rou,,‘3f,«‘d »1,h -Doster Thuraord* of positions being held by iwxak to iLst thrchkf urohtenu arte- lMXlor must' worthily bestowed. It committee Of Uie board of superirta- day. April 27. There were twelve graduates ^f Mrchlgan State Col- ini the bfitetin Sa'?-0 a*ardpd her for success of ora have decided that(they will not members and one vtairor present. In lege slww a wide variety of voca, Ix’n p|“ Harf to LrwIude u.< many !fr KJ,U‘ and ‘‘“ughters." Mn. pay Uie state of Mk^what the the morning the previous lesron on tkxis open to women who have hadjamwera u>Sie» «uXu 11 a unassuming worn- county mites Uie HaTTontU tiie state , "The Guide to Food Selection and such training according to Dr i.iX questions a.i |«u* quic, <rBjrlnt Whej| lnU?r. a Michigan, shall |»y Van Burrn Desserts 'wusrcvteacdbyMra.Ruy-Marie D>e dean of home economics ' ini • viewed in her modest home in cqunty what it owe* At the present era. The members ducuued various There are a number of nuraet ADI1I T CnilPATinN (Wooster, site* declared Uiat she te time Barjy county owe* the »late'of desserts which they served and nursery school directors and coun-iMUUL" cuubHiiuri i i.o diherent from Uxxuands of oUi- Michigan several 11 touts nd dbllarj. many helpful suggestions were ty extension workers Several serve! WEEK AT UNIVERSITY lr ’’“’then, tliough she now has a Tlie money ha* not been received given. A pot luck dinner was served a* consultants or demonstrators for ' college degree of "doctor of laws" by the county treasurer.becauseun- In the'alteriioon the officer* for cbmmercUil firms dealing In food or i Excellent Opportunity Of- t0T ,h« tuning of her distinguished der existing condition* the treasurer next year were elected, the tame . household equipment. Some are enF a lchUdrtn Hw husband is Dr F.Ua* U unable to *ettle with all the town- members being chmen. Mr*. Helen • gaged in social sendee work or as1 fered 'Iune 8—8 for Wom‘ Compton Dean -Emeritus -------- -------" for‘-------ship ------------------“ .................... ------ ** “ Myrtle ‘------------and treasurers The state is quite — Beadle and Mn. Rogers as atphilosophy at urgent about having count lea pay leaders: Mra. Ollie Pox, chairman; 1 visiting housekeepers. Many ore cn of Michigan tlw is due-- from -counties. Mra. Hattie Kllltck. secretary-tnu-] doing research work in textiles and) nu* aeennd annua! Adult Fduca- l"<XMt<r College. — state —what ------ ------------------- ------ u... ~. not «eem ------ ,o a> concerned cunMrne<j urer. The class voted on Second food*.' tionwXkteto iiAnn jJ- 1 Mm Compton i* Jhe mother of Dr but adoes the counties.'Year Nutrition as the course for' Among ,other potilion* included bor. Jude to 9. under the uu»H-' Com,^T' Not*1. p,riI.r now' thent next year arc cafeteria and restaurant die-. pices of the Extension dlvlrion of * n,wr and »or Id famous scientist, .,?** **n,y I * K t Plans to for Achievement Day were titlans; assistant food supervisors in the University of Michigan and the «1'rri thl* prize as a re- county ovsr 333 000. a.th which to,। Pl«n« The Lesson on Nutrition univerilty dormitories; managen of (State Federation of Women's clubs. *>dt of hte investtgaUon and study cany on the improvement of IM 'discussed. ; lunch room*, coffee and tea item; ( Thl* year the fee ha* been re- ®f ccrmlc ray. known as the jniie* of township highway taken for tlie Expectant and Nursing' buyers, stylists and consultant* in' duced An 3100 thus enabling many creative ray Another son 1* Dr. d'CF Oda year. In add..ion the(, Mother and First and Second year । department stores; food iupervuors i women to attend who could not. J{“rl T- Compton, president of the c‘,un,y ‘J* J}']’’1 ] Infant Feeding was given by Mrs., in restaurants otherwise ■ I Massachusetts Institute ot Tech- quarterly payment op automobile; , Beadle. Tile natiwin! .rd .ret. h™. I Lecture* covering every field of ,luf foremost institution of licenses This year all the weight < A vote of appreciation was given ■ noS ra iSariSi ’ Interest-political, social, science.. >“ k‘«d in this country, and a world tax comes to th# county That;would ' tiie leaders for lhe splendid suit conxMerarat enlon to Xfe «rte and International relations ^‘r In Its cliw. Another son te beft««»>t now between 330,000 and they had done —Margaret Juhncock. wXh home i! -are available to the women u Wilson Compton, attorney and 440.000 It will be remembered that, well M the -privilege of attending «C«»<imtet of Washington. D C Her ‘he legislature, at a special aeutou. cfltrwl so that the training - will ------- .... .—.-----(daughter 1* Mr* Chas. Rice, wife voted that all tiie weight tax should MASS PRODUCTION i ojwn even mote vocational oppor­ teas, receptions, luncheon*. etc. NOT MODERN IDEA Claws begin at 1 30 P M.. June of Uie principal of Ewing Christian go to counties this year It will be' tunities in the future. seen. Therefore, that Uie stale of _______ , nnd regtetistlon is at 9:00 A. M, College, at Allahabad. Indio Requests for canning demonstra­ 5. In telling she had trained her Micl‘>8“n right now owes Barry Mayan Civilization Used a tions have been received from 40 that day In the lobby of the Michi­ dteUngutehed children ahe said: considerably over 360.000 < . counties, according to Miss Edna V. gan League building. Standard Size Stone in I wasguided by common sense und ' Smith, state leader of home demon­ U. S. ARMY MIMTARY by township and city treasurers to Famed Nunnery i stration agents, and the number is TOURNAMENT JUNE 1-10. v the county treasurer, the amount: But her husband Ailed tn the de­ due from Barry county to the state That mass production is not a expected to increase. Those who attend the Century of tails for this Mother's Day inter ­ prerogative of our machine age but I —Because ------ --- ... of— lhe...... large ......... number of . Progress at Chicago —will ... UV be Inter­ . would be ’ about 340.000 It seems as i ; if the state ought .not to expect | was extensively practiced more than -elfiin- gardens irarderu throughout tlin.uahmif the th- rated to know that from June 3 to view, saying: welfare "Mother always begins the day counties stale, it U especially Important j June'10 the Sixth Corps Area will to pay when the state is so 1.000 years ago bi live revelation of Blond the noted archac* u«-1 i’^ajer. Though I have told heavily Indebted to the counties. It Dr. Frans that p.wpt. proper M4vwnjua methods w of wumuu canning Uie I pieaciu present u a milieu United males Stales Army aimMUi-------------- ----------------- ।( materials are used to insure tlielr tary Tournament ut Soldier Field 0,,rn' tiewspapcra wimelww may be the country treasurer antt keeping until next winter. stadium. ; never jcrm to conslder>5hat news, Uie Onanoe committee ol our board'' Mayans of Yucatan and Cen-j High temperatures for a shorter Every night there will be spectac-', "AnA’nothcr ■I*ay> V** ?*rc “ will feel that Barry county should America apparently led the| length of time, rather than longer ]ular displays of the army s -her children and never left them to do the same as Van Buren. i world in mass production. Tlie stone . Eriods at ordinary temperature, are ' airplanes, a grand review of all the. aunts or •n>'0lle elSc. «•» , | used in a famed nunnery at Uxmal I ------- , , , ,—■ j ।, indicates that there was a standard 1 Ing demonstrated aa it has bren : troops presenting colors, the cavalry.,. - . . . . , . proved that Uite method doe* not infantry and anlt-aircrait guns.’, Any mot*'er Ideals of US r » iT-r-a so slIte d««nanded by the contractor lesson the palatibtlity or spoil the closing with a gorgeous display cifi*1*0, a praying, thoughtful mother, . IV1. C. A. 11 LlVlb who supplied and delivered the cut texture of Uh* product (fireworks. . treceiving strength and guidance r_________________________ stone ready to be placed by tlie Mra. kturiel Gilbert, nutrition exThe program apctu evciy night.fro"’ J1'*' 8>’lr.u of. hfr r • architect and builder*. Just' howl tension specialist, Michigan State . ut 8 IS o'clock. “‘Rt Judgment and intelligence in -The people who insist on eating these huge blocks were transported ■ — .- ■ !*‘e’’ e’llld""' an~ with their fingers, have no future In, through Jungles and forests la un-1 *_______________________________ k‘*oln,L2n,,Cke* lh* Presence of new tools." known. The Mayans had no Mcel or for’ m irn‘e 111™ T,'c **«»»**» National conference Iron tools and were not familiar I 7 Lhitehw chlldrenmavnot beciJ^ of M C. A. secretaries | the principle of the wheel. All « .. oim<*u at Plkc Geneva, Wte. June the Honea used in Uie temple were as famous as Uie enmptohs. they... • ' ' w h wr> .nA hewn and .h.n-a shaped with stone i™. 1mwill have a fine start toward sue- . Boys and girls should siioukl enroll now plements. Tlie Mayans also made crssful living. ] W3 for Camp Barry, ——----- .----- -------------. Z—— 1—,. only —50c a day.: myriads of Idols from clay, evidently | Come for full period If possible, if on the same production baste. A W. C. T. U. CONVENTION AT BARRYVII.I.E THURSDAY, not. for part time You will be i duplicate of the Uxmal nunnery will Tlie fifty-fifth annual convention greatly helped. Send name and 11.00 be on exhlbiUon at the Chicago Worlds Fair this year. , of the Barry' County W. C. T. U. was to C F Angell. BuperaenslUve photoelectric tubes held Thursday, May 11. In the BarJohn Erway and Edmund Howard amplifying devices of great ryville church. have been cboM-n to represent Has- and ' The meeting wits called to order ting* Hl-Y at the State Hl-Y train- :scientific interest are being as­ and installed In the fat/r by the president. Mrs. LillianMe- ing camp on Torch lake. Aqg. 25- sembled * observatories which will co-op­ lend. The evangelistic servicewas Sept. 2. Bob Angell was elected tO great I erate In supplying the "star energy" conducted by Mrs. Prank Loomis. Student Council from the Hl-Y. 1 ___ z_ wfrom — Has-|for Girls formal night Delegates .were present nndopening boy* who campof atthe old tings. Woodland. Nashville. Clover- Camp Barry" this summer will be Century of Progress at Chicago, dale. Banfield and Barryville. (thankful to Lou Sunday. Rev. Me- Arcturus is the star chosen, whose The following aflicrrs were elect- Nulty. Fred Johnson. T- S. K Reid, light will set in motion all the mard: President. Mrs Lillian McLeod. Aben Johnson and Joe McKniRht.'chinery at the great fair. Time to change, brighten up, feel Hastings; vice-president, Mrs. Floy who helped on the tennis court last I To capture Uie star light, electric CARLTON CENTER. 1 McDermott. Delton; correspondingweek out at camp, and the men who’ tubes thousands of times more sen­ bettor. And one of the moat Next Sunday. May 28th, Dr. Ken-; secretary. Mrs. Olive Campbel), Has- worked appreciated tlu* food donat- sitive than those required for radio needed family helps for spring— tings: recording secretary, Mrs. Bea-1 ed by Harold Newton and Roman receiving sets. will be employed. nedy. our district superintendent.* trice Dunning. Deltop; . treasurer. Feldpausch and Bob cook. Arcturus was chosen because when will deliver lhe sermon at our local, and year ‘round—is plenty of .hot Mra. Bessie Woodmans Woodland.j Mrs. A. C. Brown is to be our: the Columbian Exposition was in M. E church. Preaching service; Tlie department superintendents camp cook again thLs year. Thte( progress in Chicago in 1893. if a beam will be at two o'cjpck Sunday after­ are: Medal Contest. Mrs. Ruby Mer-1 will be welcome news to all old ! of light then left Arcturus for the noon and Sunday School at three COST. Do as thousands do, save rick. Hastings; Flower .Mission. Mrs ; campers, and we can assure new earth. It would reach ut this year. o'clock. It is hoped there will be; money and fuel with our Special Mae Trafford. Augusta; Child We)-.ones of real meals well cooked, It takes 40 years for light, traveling a good many out lo enjoy the serv-, fare and Mothers' Meetings, Mrs. Freeport Y group and Uie Has-( at, 186.000 miles per second. to go ices. Gas Witter Heater. , -Mrs. Hulliberger is very ill at tlie I Muriel Perry. Hostlngsi Temper- tings Older boys group had supper'. from Arcturus to our little globe. ante and Missions. Mrs. Pearl Fos-land a ball game at Camp Barry] home of her sister, Mra. Wm. Crock-1 ter. Nashville; Press and Publicity.(Monday evening. May 22. EAST DELTON. ford. . Mr. and Mrs. Gay Waters and son Mrs. Bessie Woodman. Woodland: Tlie Hastings Girl Reserve group! And here’t a Mr. and Mra. Fred Henncv and! Evangelistic. Mrs Frank Loomis!1 had their meeting last Tuesday eve- of Prairieville were Sunday callers son spent Sunday with the latter's] Frecport; Jail and County Inflrm-1 nlng at Camp Barry with their ] of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Waters. ; sister. Mr. and Mn. FUher of Has-: Mr. and Mrs. John Willison and Ungs. . ary. Mra Maude Deedrlck. Hastings; counsellors. Tlie Quimby Y group Sunday School and Parliamentarian.] met there "Wednesday evening en- son spent Sunday afternoon with There were six seventh graders Mrs. Bertha Bush. Delton: L. T. L..' joying games and supper together. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Harrington near and five eighth graders from the' Mra. Clara Cooley. Hastings; 8. T. I., Owen Lyons and Myron Smith ac- Ban fie Id. Wm. Stocking and Mrs. Smiley of Carlton Center school who wrote' Mrs Lillian McLeod. Hastings; companled the Middleville Y group PHONE 2515 z FRANK SAGE Christian Citizenship, Mra. A. E. to Camp Barry last week Wedncs- Cressey spent Thursday with his on . the examinations in Hastings: And enjoy year 'round low-cost, Wynn. Woodland. , Thursday and Friday. We wish • j day evening for supper and games. daughter. Mrs. Floyd Collison. Mason Newton and Mrs. Mac them all the best of success. Tlie national W C T U Is stress-1 The Barry County Ministerial AsMr. and Mrs. Mark Craig and son ing three departments this year and sociatlon will hold their monthly Schafihauser of Delton spent Sun­ for all family needs . . two of them are ones that have not meeting at Camp Barry June 1 wKh day with Mr. and Mrs. Rex Waters of Hastings were guests of lhe lat­ and they all attended live funeral ter's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dan­ been duplicated in the county for a picnic luncheon. I ot Mrs. Jennie Gelb at the home iels. Ind fartiiy Sunday. rcveral years, so superintendents Mr. and Mrs. John Benedict are NORTHWEST RUTLAND. Mrs. Etta Nash and daughter of have been ap|>otntcd and we are to THAT'S THE IDEA. । of her daughter. Beulah, near Rich­ The Community. meeting Satur­ spending this week In Lansing with Consumers Special We menU6n?d last w>-ek that a land. Much sympathy u ‘elt for Hastings visited the former’s son. day night was well attended and the their (laughter and family. have silver medal contests thL* spring, and in the fall a gold medal well organized gang of chicken those who ore left to mourn the-lies Guy Nash, and family Sunday. following officers were elected: Robert Forahey of Sunfield is vis­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henney and Pres., Mrs. Maude Camp; Vice­ iting in the Ned Lancaster home. and thieves are stealing heavy poultry of a loving mother, friend son und Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hen­ Pres.. Mra. Myrtle Williams: Secy., children. Mrs. Fred Camp was in N adjvilla like Plymouth Rocks, Rhode Island neighbor. There was an institute, with Mrs. Reds, etc., and are operating in this ]■ Congratulations to Rhlerson Lou­ ney attended the commencement ex­ Miss Sarah DePrlester; Tress, Ed­ on Friday attending the County Dora Whitney, -state president, as and adjoining counties. They have den and wife, who were married ercises at Woodland High school ward Matthews. Federation of Women s Clubs. Wednesday evening. sjieaker and several meetings with made two raids in Barry county, a May IGfti in Kalamazoo. Mrs. Elmer Marlow, who has been Mrs. Lora La Manse ns speaker, held couple in Eaton and have gone into 81IULTZ. working in Hastings for Uie last two in the county during the winter. Ionia county. They pick the heavy; Then a rally held in Hastings M. E. fowls and take from two to three1 Our school closed Saturday with month:!, returned home Saturday. I a picnic dinner and games. Miss The Carlton L. A. S. will meet the ] church With several men speakers. hundred in a single night. They Memorial services were held in evidently have spotter*. and make Rachel Caln will be the teacher second Thursday in June for supper i at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank honor of Mrs. Lana Holly and Mrs. their raids after they have located j next year. LIMITED OFFER Myrtle and Gladys Craven wrote Hosmer. Fannie Kilpatrick of Woodland. The the kind of flocks they wish to take.: fallowing resolution was adopted: AT THIS PRICE 'Die Banner stated last week that the eighth and Robert Hart the sev­ NORTHEAST WOODLAND. I Whereas the majority of the vot­ every owner of a flock of Plymouth ( enth grade examination in Hastings Joe Hansbargcr and wife of Ionia ers of Barry county expressed their Rocks or similar weight chickens Thursday and Friday. Little Vlrgnila Dcmery had her called on her brother. Pllney andj. preference for a dry territory in the ought to have a shot gun loaded and tonsils removed in Hastings-one day family recently. last election. , Mr. and Mrs PeUs Huffman and Be it resolvpd that this conven­ his chicken coopn are raided by Mr and Mrs. Wm. Chamberlain son of Maple Grove spent Sunday: tion go on record opposed to any these thieves. beer iiennlts being issued in Barry Commenting on what the Banner and the Misses Barbara Chamber­ with Miles Bawdy. Mr. and Mrs. Pllney Hansbarger lain and Maybelle Hart and little county. said, one Barry county farmer de­ TRADE IN YOUR An invitation was extended by clared to a deputy slwriff. "If I call Patricia Chamberlain called on Mrs. and family spent Sunday in Lansing Hastings union to meet with them you to come to my liome breaure of Julia Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Willis with their daughter. Lawrence und Mr. and Mrs. Prank Phyllis and Marilyn Eckardt of the first week in May next year. chicken stealing you better bring Due to Hie lllneu of Hon. Luren the undertaker along with you. be- Barnes In and near Climax Sunday. Woodbury spent the week end with! Robert Hart spentThuraday, Fri­ their aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mra.' Dickinson. scheduled speaker for the cause I Intend to alm straight and AND day and Saturday with his uncle Will VHte. evening, the convention closed with1make ,---------------a hit when J-----------*hoot." Mr. and Mrs. Victor Reauther en-' and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ferris TS at a time like this when your building* have burned to tho lhe afternoon meeting. tertalned her brother and wife and. STRIKER-SCHOOL DISTR1 CT. Brown, near Prairieville. ground—when your lifetime savings have nguM up in smoke" daughter of Grass Lake Sunday. j BARBEKS CORNERS. Last Week's Utter. that a pulley ^Michigan's Large** Fann Mutual Hee Insuranro COUNTY LINE. Mr. and Mrs E. J. Sheldon and Mrs. Margaret Wilcox, teacher at The Aid Society will be enter­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooke vis­ Leon Tyler and wife were Hastings; the Al toft school, closed her school tained by Mr. and Mrs Glen Mar­ Wcdue-iday. May 17th with a fine shall in Maple Grove Friday, May ited his mother and brothers in callers Saturday afternoon. Twenty-four yean satisfactory service. Promptly MtUlag all We Will Make an Allowance Sparta Sunday. picnic dinner and finished the day 19. Everyone come. Many from here attended the an­ EAST Ot’N LAKE. legitimate claim*. Always maintaining a vary strong flnamlal with sports and games. A good on This Purchase. Mr. and Mra. Burk Houghtalln Mr. and Mrs. Will Grans, Mr- and crowd of young and old were pres­ and family of Battle Creek spent nual conference of tiie Evangelical church held al Battle Creek Sunday. Mrs. Julius Crans and son Claude ent. Mrs. Wilcox leaves the school Sunday at E. L. Houghtalln's. Rev. Gunser is the new minister of Middleville called on the Will with much credit. ■ Mr. and Mra. S. Geiger called on COME IN . . . ' Crawford, family Sunday P. M. Mrs. Wilcox has been secured to Mra. A. Greenfield of McOmber dla- here. Miss Julia Schuler entertained Mr. and Mrs. Forest Henckle of: OR PHONE 2305 MORRIS O. HILL, Agent. <*» atvays r«au» aay teach the Brown school north of,trict Bunday. Soar. svwy koar. Carlton Center for the coming year.: Mra. Rose and (laughter, Miss Lu - Sunday, her sister. Mrs. Emma Wag­ Otsego spent the week end with Mr.' . Hastings, MichOur best wishes go with Mra. Wilcox ' ells Rose, of Hastings called on Mr. ner and daughter. Miss Bertha, and and Mra. Leo Waters. Miss Olga Eckardt Mr nnd Mr® Harry Welton and to the Brown ochool. land Mra. W. Blake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Will Oerlinger and daughter of Grand Rapids called on i Mr. and Mra. John H. Brown and! Mra. A. Harrington and children State Mutual Rodded Fire i daughter Florence o< Grand Rapids., of Battle Creek spent Bunday at Mr. and Mr*. Reuben Oerlinger of Mrs Mildred Roush Sunday. Hastings visited their cousin. Mr. Mte* Dorothy Crawford was In* called on Clark Barber Bunday aft- Waiter Ickes', and Mrs. Clyde Cassell In Lansing Kalamazoo Tuesday. emoon. --------------- - ------------ -----Sunday. Mr. and Mra Cecil Ward of Rock­ W. V. BURRAS, Prestdsat. Miss Ruth Rltbel of Detroit vis­ ford and Mrs Edith Clem of Yankee | Since 1896. when the Olympic member when it was possible to games were revived, the United catch the tip of an umbrella be­ ited lair friend. Miss Olga Bckardt, Springs called al the Will Crawford lover the week end. home Sunday. Stales has won every meet. tween the boards in the sidewalk. Banking Functions Executed by This Bank a!id Drawing of Drafts Making Collections Carrying Commercial Accounts—Other Bank Services are being rendered as normally All NEW Accounts Are Trust Accounts and May Be Opened ajid Deposits Made with a Guarantee of Withdrawal Without Restriction The machinery of National Government moves slowly, and we urge the friends of this bank to continue patient until we receive authority to proceed. Y All our operations are under the authority of the Comp­ troller of the Currency of the United States. Interviews Cheerfully Received Spring Hastings National Bank Hastings, Michigan PITTSBURG PRODUCTS SPRING SPECIAL/ Interior Wallhide Outside Paints • BUY BEFORE THE PRICE GOES UP.' Hastings Lumber 4 Coal Co. GAS WATER HEATER $4L*900 O36c..h EASY PAYMENT PLAN FURNACE COIL OLD HEATER CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Floor Enamels White Lead and Oil I �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1M1 PAGE TEN COURT HOUSE NEWS signing rwldue entered, discharge | E»t. Arte mid* Babcock, deed. An-1 NASHVILLE. of cxecutbr issued, estate enrolled r.uul account filed L^., Ext. Margaret Adrianson Plngle-■ Estate* Joel Kocher. Lydia Monxfr. Ula Mrs. D. D. Myers of' ton. Release of guardian by ward roe, Mary Aitny. Eliza Trant,'jiammond. Indiana, spent the week filed, discharge of guardian Issued. |Charles Main. Nathaniel O- Bni«lemi W|th the latter'* mother. Mr*.' Bit. oeorge Hood, dec’d. Petition I disappeared? Petition for Admr. prank McDerby. . for d*termlnatlon of heirs filed, tes-1filed, orderH appointing Admr. and.; Wurtz I---. -----Rev. Wurtz is attending the an-; is attending the an-' tlmony filed, order for publication »,a.r —*ta ---------------------.—-u . ,Inu>1 . ■ < putlKUKn n>UM. Uw L.nntal entered, asslgtunent filed. K.U.- HotM* W anta. HeUon rhureh «i B«<Ue ttak Ihu -wk Ct Est. Charles W. Hood. deed. Pe­ taltaU-r WUl»m McP«* TM-, k,,^, >U» tition fur determlnaUon of heir* onjuct. wujuv.. . PROBATE COURT. Ekt. Albert w. Hilton, deed. Dis­ charge of executor Issued, estate en­ rolled. Eit. Mary Shand, deed. .Order admitting Will entered, bund of ex­ ecutor filed, lettera testamentary is­ US’; '"“T^ sued. llcatlon entered. E»t. James Clark, dec'd. Qrder as- IlcAUoty “** ,“r P“b' ,IUon Aan’r n'"!' ”'d" *»““■ “b u“ n 0>a J«.,n tau«,. *c-d Onta .1-i{.*„TX' .2?mnank Bryn,us' decd lnvcn‘ by^«^wiu Baas. He received a i?-. untu.ta, win ikkv-tattarv beautiful bouquet, cards and other SJ<. Wimun HUI. dted. Invrnior, p|u „„ 1“ hta Mnuta *cd MCOUTION'IMQMUKEfflONI U> dupw or real MUI.. I'.'r-ntorn-d t... ..-tata-k-t<_■ nua t*»nm..nv!ron Albert Van Tuyi or eat-, ? tlr Crt«k- Urs Anna Reed and Ml** 'n.or^ u-P R‘,,en Knhpp of .Hasting*. Mr. nnd Entered b> ,n?rt< 8 ' Mr*. Perry Vail Tuyl of. Yankee IM mLu^r^inkav dre’d n.'Sprtng*. Mr. nnd Mr* Jay Pinning-, fU,mn^"XAeX^.,'d- On*r •^n^V^h,d' ' I PORK & BEANS 3 . . 20c Giant ]0-ox. can* - Fancy Country Club - with pork Campbell’s Pork & Boids 4 19c Special holiday feature CANE SUGAR 10 & 47c OLEO 2 - 15c EATMOR°BRAND quart 29c pint 25c Hollywood Brand Stuffed Olives Hollywood Brand Salad Dressing 23c Sandwich Spread MAXWELL HOUSE. 25c JEWEL “ 3 49c COFFEE Corn Beef 2 lb. cans 25c Potted Meat 2 27c • Famou* Bread and Butter Pickle* Rye Bread 6c lb. IcU Fresh - Country Club CATSUP DILL PICKLES 17c 10c Standard Standard quality Ginger Snaps 2 15c Paper Plates 10c GlWger Ale 10c 79c Mb>.u>. Gold Modal • Its value to the welfare of this City and County has been proven many times. • The physical equipment of this bank enables us to perform all normal requirements expected of a bank. • Besides this fact, there is the "Personal” ele­ ment which enters in—giving an atmosphere of friendly interest in every banking transaction. • This bank enjoys the confidence of its many patrons and fully appreciates their friendly .pressiops of the phst months of trying times. When In Need of Banking Service Come to This Bank HASTINGS CITY BANK The Bank with the Chime Clock" TELEPHONE 2103 Armour’* - Sliced Beef, glau 10c Fanning's Pickles Accommodating But Conservative Should Commend Itself to You Est. Ernest F. Miller, dec’d. Petl-1 On Sunday Mra. Orville Fla* and tloi for license to sell filed, order Mrs. Gull Lykins celebrated their for publication entered birthday! at the Lykifi* home Other ' Est. Clark H. Osborn, deed. Pe- KUc»U were. Orville Flook Mr. and tltlon for Admr filed Mh. E V Kt-yw. Mr and Mr*. Ottki Est. William A. Matthews, dec'd U^in*. and Kenneth Lykins I meeting Women Final account of Special Admrx. I। -fhe last — •*— of •the K- w ”"*” •* Literary Club was held Tuesday aft­ filed. ■ j Est Joel Kocher, et al Bond of ernoon at the library. It wd*| j Admr filed, letters of admlntotra- ■ Garden Day " The speaker was tlon issued, inventory Hied, final ac-; MLts Stella Parrot of Woodland: ‘ count ■ filed, order for publication Mrs Gordon Edmonds was chair­ man of the music; the high school lentcred. , | E*t. Hornet- W. Snow, et id. Bond glee club and Uth grade sang, and j of Admr. filed, lettera of adn|lnlstra- Mrs Pulta saqg Dainty refieshi tlon issued, inventory Hied, filial, menu were served by Division 4. On Friday lhe County Federation 1 account filed, order for publication , ot Women's clubs will be held here entered. . Est Peter Vandenljusch. deed. at the Evangelical church. Order limiting settlement enured,• The Junior and Senior reception petition for hearing on claims filed, will to- held Friday night at Thorn­ apple lake. notice to creditor^ Issued. Est. Donald D. He**, deed Di-1 Mr. and Mrs. Porter Klnnc and rcctlon to postpone payment of wi- granddaughter. Ethel Mae. spent ' Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cart i. dow's allowance filed. j Bit. Julia E. Jones. Final account Huvu. I filw) Born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Hess i '-------------- +++-------------- ■ a daughter who has been named I Joan Grace. < FREEPORT. -tyv-o ' Mr and Mrs. Coy A, Brumm and ! Mu* Belly Stuart oLLowtll .daughtcra ani.Mrs. Llbblc Williams ! Mother's Day with her mother. Mrs.■ spent■ Sunday, -----•*- Mr. — •* •*with and Mrs. ; R. A. Stuart. ;Frank Lauer at Augusta. ■ Mrs. Thompson, who has torn very’•1 The Barry and Eaton track meet ‘ ill the jui't few weeks, is steadily will be held here on Friday j Extension Group No 3 will meet i gaining at the last report I Miss Donna .Moore ojr Jaction with Mrs. Fem Cross on Thursday. spent Mother's Day with her par-! Pot luck dinner will be remxt I Mrs Fred Fisher und children ento. Mr und Mrs. I. E Moore. I Miss June NovUkey spent Satur- spent Sunday with her mother at day with her sister. Miss Josephine. Mason. In Hastings. . । Phylis Brumm has returned to her Mrs Nora Htillibcrger and Mrs work at St. Louis. ' Iva Sullivan-of Grand Rapids eq lied Tlie officers for the Lehman Club on Mrs George ■ Forbey Wednesday are: president. Grover Pennington; evening Vice-President. John Dull; BecreNoah Thomas of Logan called at tary and Treasurer. Jack Elston, the George Forbey home Friday. : The Phllathea class was enterMr. and Mrs. Ed. Andrews und mined Friday night at tlie home of son Amos of Grand Rapids called on Mra. Dorothy Yarger. Assisting were Mim Augusta Hinckley Sunday. Mr*. Gladys Gurllnger. Mrs. Agnes Fred Brunner has rented the Free-’ Weak* and Mrs. Iva Martin. jxirt elevator to latw Cook ot St. Carrol Hamilton who underwent Johns ' an operation for appendicitis a ' Mr. and Mrs Gall Lightfoot and couple of weeks ago has scarlet fev, son Carl were Friday evening guests er. J of Mrs Allie Cheney and Mr. ami, The Clover Leaf Club met ThursMrx. William Creckford of West day night at lhe home of Mrs Edith .Woodland iJones wilh Mrs. Kohler assisting. WEST CARLTON. 1 Mr. nnd Mrs. ForreM FOx of Tam-1 After the pot luck aupJMT a busi। nrac Corners were callers at the nets meeting was held. Games were Last Week's Letter. ] Pearl Smith played OllU and prizes WVIV were won Mr».! ... hom^ Wednesday. W> bM.H.A.-.. pia>CU WM1, by «*U U ' MtS. Aft RlChatdSOn X»U OWltl mivrb Margaret and Bernice ciall Lykins and Mrs. Gladys BeL-wn ■ Chester were in Ann Arbor Thurs-1 ; Hough <if Kalamazoo spent the.wcck a* Mis Kohler U leaving Nashville, ■ day. Chaster remaining at Stale • end with Mrs. Lobdell and Helen Mrs Nettle Parrott in a very gra- Psychopathic hospital for treat,; i Miss Fern rviti Seeley, ocvicy, who has nu been wen caous clous and ana touching lOUClimK manner lire-j pre-i ment. spending the tlie past post three weeks with Mwnted -nted Mrs. Mrs. Kohter Kohler with with aa lovely lovely- Herman Retuch and Mike Aller-' Mr.. uAtLMr.v a i'll Nirs Fred William', William*. return- gift । Mr gm ‘ ding had a collision of autos near led to Kalamazoo Saturday. । Monday night the Pythian Sisters Fighter's comers recently Both’ Mr and Mr-.. Claude Walton were Mated Mrs. Otto L.iv. into their ea„ wcre badl,. damagedfi but the in Grand Rapid* >nrk bridge bridge was was occupanu esA^rwtthout Injury Raulds Saturday after- order After the «r>rk noon 1 played. Mrs Clarence re„ ,,.d.n r-nvut».»-« Frank uv.v.uju iIn n Uu-o...,. __.u_ — Maxin *«,. Mrs Hynes ..was Hastings reiving the first __I prize and Mrs | Mrs verdan Covtlle anppued '; Friday. . Myrtle Caley second. Light refresh-1 the telephone office Wednesday ai - Mr*. Joe Kauffman is under the' menta were .served Mr*. Winnie';! Sunday during the absence of M! . Norma Lightfoot. doctor's care.* Fclghner of Battle Creek and Mr*.I Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cairns of ; Mary Kenney visited la*t week Dora Nelson of rLansing were guests. ‘ here — at-j' Cresaey und Miss Elen White of , with her brother. Mohn Zuschnttl.: “Quite ~ - a number —-■— Jfrom ----- *------Convcn- ^alrievllJc were Sunday guests of ; and wife, of Nashville. ’ ।I (ended the County Pythian — ----- -— on --------..their aunt, Mrs. Art Illchardson. Miss Wilma Hrlrigic of Irvin; vis- non at. Hastings Tuesday. and family. : Ited at the home of Mr and Mrs.! - ~ ~-------------HICKORY , Charlie Price Saturday. | — -------- CORNEKb. Mesdames Yarger and Fighter at­ W 8. Surrarrer was in Hastings. Last Weeks Letter. ,.nuvu tended u. J. r. P. r, F. vmo Club 'xnureaay Thurwlay as; at' Friday • j Memonai Day services will to- the home of Mrs. Dan Ashalter ot ! Mrs Florence Goodenough and'held here. Program will be given In Hastings, i Miss fem Seeley spent Thursday the Wesleyan Methodist church •> ’ ~;_7 in p Mrs' ^rUir „ Recently a coupe'bclonglng to Joo1 For Furniture or Automobiles. : afternoon In Hastings. ' jgir.r. ’.n; »t 130 IKinmnK I-■» P. P- M M• M" Mjj- Nr’!'." >> smith of Carlton Center plunged While They Last— Mrs. Alice Hale of Grand Rapids. -Crw* -eri»« ol of Hasting* will tot to. the pritinrm- , through the guard ratl'by Mort Sis-1 11* spending the week with her ci’ple speaker. . son's farm house. Tlie coupe was ' daughter, Mrs Albert Wells. | Eleven boys of the anima! Ims­ being towed and the chain camt! , Mr*. Amy Raurabaugh and Mr* bandry fix's and future farrne!-* of unfastened. No serious damage to Same,- and son,Russell of Charlotte1 America organization of Kellogg the occupant. acre guests of Mrs. Anna Wult/n Agricultural school and tiwir li>Johnson’s Liquid Wax, Roy Naglcr and wife very pleas­ for a few days this week. ' istructor. Mr Harrington, .spent two __75c 16 ounce bottle ! Mr nnd Mrs LaVerne Seger and days recently at M. S. C. and par­ antly surprised Uicir mother. Tlicra GLO-COAT, 16 ox. can75c New Double Duater, ison Robert of Grund Rapids were, ticipated m the program of Junior, Nagler. May 3rd. with, a six o'clock in honor of her sixty-seventh APPL1ER 75c guests of Mr. and Mrs George Sc-; Farmers Week Douglns-s Galnder, dinner regular price 50c ger Sunday ;.«oa of Mr. and Mrs Alfred Gain-; birthday. । Mrs Mary Hooper returned to dec. t«»k i>art in the oratorica\con*1.50 Value SI. 25 ________________ _______ WEEKS CORNERS. her home Sunday. Mr and Mrs. test and wa* one of t*" ” 1*~— — ' John Karclier accompanied Jirr'and on whom .horn the drgt degree of FutureiLaat Week's Letter. assMcd'her tn getting comfortably Farmers .......- of Anjcnca \ ■ Mra' f'rcd WUhie. and mn. BerJ settled for the summer. • 1 H. “t cthi — — He is th; the ", firat student ot .KeLogg nard. of Kalamazoo spent Wednes• Mrs Mary Herbert underwent an school school to to achieve •this honor. k .a ( “*>’ p M ,nd cwn,n« *«*» Mr- and operation for appendicitis this week Mother* D;,' Day services were held Mrs. Leslie Dickerson The Camp Fire'girl* had their'in both churchM here Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dickerson and bafiquet Thursday evening at the; The Progressive Homemakers will Khoolhoiise. A general good time drive to Holland Ulis Thur-da/ to Mrs Mae Carl spent Wednesday ODOREX MOTH was had by all. new the tulips for wlilch Hollat.d with Mr. and Mrs. H o Armour of Hickory Comers and attended the 50c value for Mr. arid Mrs. J D Cool wiled 1* famed. Mr, and Mr*. Ed Cool and other Rev E Swadling will preach the, C. C. cemetery Circle. Mrs. Wed. Hanoi and Frank ot relatives m Grand Rapids Sunday, baccalauivate sermon next Sunday Screen Enamel, black— Oif Grand Rapids spent the week end ’ .Mr. and Mr:. Car! Gilliland. Ed.'evening at lhe Kellogg school. Quart*, 39c; Pints _____ —tar a 35c tube of TOOTH Coals. Dan Ooodenough and Bums Twcntv-two students will graduateI with Mr, We;t at their farm home. > Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dickerson • Anderson, who iiave been employed from Kellogg school Thursday e-.c-. PASTE, Milk of Magnesia, FORCES MOLE KILLER __49c : at Boone Grove. Indiana, returned mug. May 3S. The alumni, banquet spent Mother* Day with the tat. home for the week end. .‘will be Uie everpng tollowW Tho* ! tes mother. Mn Beach ot the Hen­ 1 with EVERY 50c purchase. dershott district. I Mrs. L M. Curtiss and Jane at- will end thl* school year ’ Mr. and Mn Frank Matteson' tended a party at Grand Rapid--. There was a good attendance at spent'Sunday win Mr. and Mrs.! the guests of Mr and Mrs. Frank the field meet Saturday. Lisle- McArthur and family ol HickBaker. Friday. , He* and Mrs Bwadlmg ■ had[ — -------L M Curtw* and John Reamer I twenty-three at their home on ory QOTners. Mr. and “ Mrs. Lyle Dickerson andwere in Grand Rapids on businew Mothers Day. Jeane-spent Mother’s Day with Mr. Wednesday. 1 ---------------«-•-*--------------Amos Andrews of Gram! Rapid*! THE LITTLE RED BRICK. and Mrs. H. O. Armour of Hickory) For Porch and Deck —-----------------------Corner.-. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Shedd, w u guest of his parrdts. Mr. and. L.vt Week's Letter. Battle Creek Health Food* to help you. Com­ Our seventh and eighth jrci graders, bud Lorraine of Battle Creek. Mr. Mrs. Ed. Andrews. Sunday. i Ot:r bination Assortment* . . . Diabete*. Acid Stom­ {Phyllis and Bonnie Tyler, are busy and Mrs. W. M Buckland and fam­ ach. Keepins Fit. Tired. Pale and Irritable, EAST IRVING. preparing for their exam*. Thursday Uy of Litchfield. Mr and Mrs. Floyd Gaininc Welch!. Reducing. Overcome CoiuUpauae-recess wucr. . and Friday. Armour and family of Hastings aiid ■ Will Page was-in Jackson from ’ Mrs- Edith Edger and Phyllto of Mr and Mrs. Gamer Hampton and PER GALLON — Monday mud Saturday to wc hl*! Hastings spent Tuesday evening at family of East Delton were also Our Stock la Complete for B. C. -istcr. Mrs. Clj-dr Gamble, who was c’.iflord Hammonds in honor at present. • % G*l. Pint 60c Health Food*. '.try ill and passed away Friday' Bernard's birthday. ------------------------------------evening. The funeral will be held In. Mrs Minnie Hammnnd was pleas- . . B.WGME CORNERS, the M E.-church in Hastings Tues-1antly surprised Sunday when her Last Week* Ixtter. jday at two o’eJock, burial tn Uie!children .wuaucu ax. cam emc e home and .uu .pent spent JMr. 4’ anH and Mrs Merl Count of KalaIrving cemetery ’ the djy dayetjj; with her.2:.; She U not very Sunday gupts of Mr. - -----------apd cha*. Foote. • The ball, game Friday afternoon at ।----much better vet. ni. and »>n4 Mr*. au». isuweii Tuuii of ui HasriaS”• h, JOlltlCOX la ill Pennock ho*the Ryan school between that whool I Mr. Russell Todd and the Rogers .school ended with a ttings -------------* —----- -------Saturday at — her -father* home 'P‘U». He was taken seriously HI “Where Immediate Attention and Courtesy Arc Shown to All” ; Herman Feldpausch. Sunday about noon and was operat--------------- —--------------ed on later hi Jhe afternoon , r.. n. A Uwe*Mere in Piru guarantee: ._ ■ Mn. Frank of Hailing* spent a i day laii week w-.th Mn. Jessie Wa­ ito carpet slippery tor 3000 kUo- Durtea dutrtet were Sunday vujtor* metan <1250 mile*). at Floyd Palmar a. ter*. • I Plain Olives Our Banking Service | in, Admr v* order -dta for ta nublication notation<. P™?. 13 ..... ™ “XT *dmr -nd “IU r wlXVT .. . HASTINGS, MICH NEEDY ITEMS? ECONOMICAL PRICES! THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ‘‘Will Save You Money JOHNSON’S Kraft Chceic 2 '-i-n,. rti- 29c PENN-RAD 99c CIGARETTES 10c 29c LEMONS Hoad Lettuce 2 13c Pineapples TOMATOES e* 12c KROGER QUALITY MEATS lb. lljc Smoked Ham Sliced Ham Center u. 22c BeeS Pot Roast Should.. ib. joe ib. i4f Steaks Hamburg Or Sausage 3 J5C Fresh Picnics Pork Steak 3 25c Smoked Picnics -71c u. 12c Bacon In Piece Cured Cut* Hound or Sirloin Large Variety ot Lunch Meat L Double for DUSTER/ COMBINATION OFFER BOTH QA FOR ONLY O^fC 31c Floor Paint The New Floor Polish “JOHNSON’S GLO-COAT No Rubbing—No Polishing JUST APPLY! BOTH FOR ONLY OCXC 370 SPECIAL OFFER Correct Foods Will Make You Well ■—$210 Ly BARKER’S DRUG STORE WE DELIVER - .HASTINGS. MICHIGAN - PHONE 2115 B Job �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. MAE M, 1933 I* I<UW<WIIMI<W . w.. - I nnnn uiljcit mmo PRAIRIEVILLE. I Mrs Belle Karr and ao<i of Kan-1 DELTON. Mr nnd Mra. George Kern enter- HINDS CORNERS. j Burrell Phillip* and daughter ' PINE LAKE. Mira Laura jarne*. who submitted — GOOD WHEAT unUr kakec. Ill., visited the formers *u- talned Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Knowles Gertrude are having lhe Gentian to an appendicitis operation, at the , . ——.. . ter, 'ter.Mrs. Mra.Fred FredSmith. Smith.Tuesday Tuesdayand and and andMrs. Mrs.Hetrick HetrickofofKalamazoo, Kalanuuuo.Mr. Mr measles measles and andRobert Robertwent wenttotoAnn Amanm*hospital tewnit.ion Monday. Ma my .«15.<« Crlspe i Bains and Ocol Weather in Wednesday Wednesday and Mrs. John DePriester of Dow-, Arbor Sunday to see his mother. She She returned to her home on Satur! April Improved Outlook Achievement day. Tlw Radies' Aid will j<rve ch|cken’,*p< an(1 Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Pocockjls aUo quite ill with the measles. day'and is Improving rapidly. dinner at the church Decoration,of Diana Matthews of Hastings spent ' The teacher and pupils pf the B. , .ndMr. Jack to* Mitchell in,,h.it have h.v- Saturday 013,111 an-* spent teacner pupils pf B. Millions and milliona of dollars are invested for Grains day. . -ML_and **-- Pine »»•me — lake ----»-—and • win —••• •the - to -1 ontnMrs. th.J 1 }„ Saturday and Sunday with Marschool take a- trip 1 in building and loan shares in Michigan, and not Rev.-Boloman of ivutamazuu Kalamazoo w„. will । StMof Sedgwlclt farm garel garet Moore. ' :XLansing oteTuoday, May 23 to «to-1 1 ^?ke‘Lln.lh^.Pi^ iw ’-'—a « of ’ltelt^6 8e 'W*lrk’' ,Brm a dollar of any member'a investment han been P1.11?* fUU’ “,t?r wlnter P*d preach next Sunday as Rev. Miles oiueuon. t| »»i.- brate the closing of lhe school year i 'John Rogers Iwmc on Friday after­ not look u if there were prospect* ttUay holding a meeting. ------------------------ - noon. lost during the punt year and more. On Friday evening Mra. Clara 1 for any sort of a crop of that cereal . , Tlw North Pine lake school ciueed ch»cd Nichols and Cleo Warner- enter* Min Roy and family at Battle Creek. 'H>cnt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tlie The record of the NATIONAL since its estab* Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wertman are J.rty 8nF^er 111 Hastings and helped on Friday and the residents of the ‘talned at dinner for Mrs. Grace ~ lishment, 43 years ago, commends it to you us moving to Wayland tins week where Uw " t cl ' lcb ra t « “ wlr 20th wedding district had a dinner and picnic 1 as well as rain nnd weather condiMrs. George Wood nrconipanicd Shaw Van of Denison. Iowa. “nJ,Ucrwry' .• v— ------------ GjHdren, w at .IKoiu ro far thl. month, have im01 thcMtio ta.h. s io Holland; they will run an oil station und ga- anniversary. the place for your surplus funds. ROBINHUE PARK. ' proved Uie proupecta. which were where thgiMfttondvd the Tulip (es- irag*. We wish them success In their Mr. anil Mra. -C. N. Tobias and the schoolhouoe on Tuesday. Mr. and Mre. Henry Bnuth. who'r La.-1 Week'* Letter. rgranddaughter. Leah Barrett, sjwnt . " rated at 69': on April 1, so that the “v*1 recently. They report an enjo>- > adventure Never A Dollar of Principal Lost! Several from this locality attended Sunday wiUi the former's sister. Mr. 4Pent Ule winter in Florida, are- Mr. und Mrs. John KoUtf spent May 1. This-would Indicate a crop Mr. and Robert McKlbbin the funend nf Mrs Jennie Gelb near and ■ Mrs. Carl Morganthakr, in Waiting their cousin, Mra Anna Sunday with the former's brottwr, Mr.diUtan and Mrs Mnt. Itobcr.t McKlbbin Never A Dividend Date Missed! in MleHta, ni .lmo.il,* HmlpSw iSoiw Sunday ^lenwon. HuhMB. Dr»J*. Draper, Jor .nd Mn.M i.milyand ol onnd Upuh the week end before re- • Clyde, family of Grand HapUte* to Uieir h«nc in Northern; andund MrsMrs juhah Rdts andand the guesta of relative, Mr- a,“1 Mra- t ct«r Adrtanson and rumcII Sinclair and friend turning of 10 Ultir h°enc 1,1 NorthrrnMr. i Mr. Julian fMts 000,000 bushel*. with-------------------prospect* ford-----a Michigan. daughter. ---------------Betty, apent---Sunday with Mra. Milo Lehman rectlvl-d word vW,?d *Lr “nd ,Mrs Sttm Hastings called on Mr. und Mra |MlejlMan --- -------fair price. Last year the crop wm Tilted wi» were in Pralriif.Sle I Mr. and Mrs. Bam Zcrbe ol Mid* L-oni KalumaXo) Friday that her Van derwood at Orangeville Sunday Kc<-t .Tobias Sunday afternoon. , 18.5M.000' bushels, and the ten year front Kalamato.i the n. N. nne Pine luar-iaarnue. inkc ■ dlcvtlle. .lL, r ,i7“r , afternoon. । ,, . ,, , , 'I Thursday ••—■***! from me average is 15,681,000 bushel). About• state?. Mrs. Dibble Wilhamsom is Quite « number of D<-ltoti peopte Leu J ^bott of school writing the state seventh.) Mr and Mn. Howard Smith. Mr. three per cent, of Uie acreage sown very ill. . . have, driven to Holland during the bn???r' ,7’ pra‘lc ,cf’ Werc- Rutl> EvR Nevins.land Mn. Julian Potts and Mr. and In this stac lues been abandoned but Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Armstrong of last week to sec the tulip garden ' Mrs ■ " Tcbl“-’ Thursdaj carl nnd Gladys Bagley and from yrs- John Kollar attended the last Detroit *« Oldttt Building and Loan Association I there still remain about 705,000 Kalamazoo were in town Saturday. -----HH . ----------------- , ^114„Club m of the ucaaon ut the Mrs Frances Searles anti Alfred aIltrnoon S. Pine Lakischool----------Harrlctanna 1 Uirkln acres. ■ 1250 Gritwold Street, Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Milinn Finkbcincr Storr are bath confined to their bed-, Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Newton attend- BeatUe, Robert and Ray <?urd.. home of August Fi.-ikbelr.er Friday und children of Grand Raplita urnwith serious illness. i d tlw funeral ol Mrs- Gibe ut Marton Morse und Alton Carpenter; ’ night. guiatji uf Mr. and Mra Floyd Shvlp About seventy attended the MothRichland Sunday afternoon. <n Friday for the eighth grade there' Betty Mac Putta spent Saturday J. L MAUS, REPRESENTATIVE IN HASTINGS 337.4ft5.ooo bushels, a slight Increase und family Saturday and Sunday. cr-Daughter banquet nt the church Mr. nnd Mrs. Ronald Haynes and wt,c Heeia Mlnnr. Martan Boulter, I night with her staler. Mrs. Ulen over Uie estimate for April 1. Thia Mr. and Mra. Jatn.., Boulter and Tuesday Groatsoil,jjra; spent oui.ua Sunday with iw.r her U.IAUI. brother. an 'o!'1 Baldwin from- Uie N. Pine Dean - evening. ------ —Mrs—Claude ----, wuii - ^ lx —......... ..... of ... Buwne. will mean tlie smallest winter wheal as toastml&treus and Mr- Mr und Mrs Robert Bechtel in the Lak'1 school. jjr __a und Mrs. Fred Ctaler aceom-« ... . production since 1904. There were son spent the week end and Sunday acted gave welcome to tlw dnugh- Gregory dutrict. On Sunday Mr. end Mra. John panled by Mi r. Fem Ctaler of heavy losses of acreage in the plains, with Mra. Boulters mother. Mrs. ;Miles tern and Janette Gaskill gave the: .Mr-- c N. Tobia.« accompanied J»er !;ofi'~ — ——- wilh rs fntertained »r_ Mn John Shau Grand ..Rapid* spent -----Sunday states and In tiie Pacific northwest. Blanch Stanley of Kalamazo,. ---------- — .. . -------- { an(1 Van and son. Jolui Warner, of Deni- Mrs Man in Cider and son Ray. and eighth grille examinations in The acreage abandonment of land KLINGENSMITH. Mr. and. Mrs Will Gibson of daughter. Leah. l<> Katamaaoo WedNiuihviUe visited Mr. and Mrs. F. J. ;ft? v™ nTf . Boyd Walls of Kalamazoo and Hasting* last week. Their teacher, Mttno raivB •*nd •* u’r> lnUr"1 m-sday morning and spent a couple John Brannen of Pennsylvania were Mildred Kermeen, from near Calc- tills year for the wliole country as, HughA Sunday. Tlie seventh anil eighth grade 1 gues’aofblr and Mrs. Albert Green donia accompanied diem. compared - with 12 2 . in Uie . r~ , .. , . <»•»>■* wllh Mr. and Mrs Mt-11 HenMw U ?*. Un £ S a ’ “ "lld Mr. and Mrs Floyd Friday. ’ * The Yankee Springs C. E. gave average year. The condition tor the examinations held livre Thursday s md2 S.*raW«T,,h“ #"d rr“‘ay Mrs Mr. nnd Mrs. Oren. Roberta at­ Mr.•> Mary Suundcn and family n country al large Indicated ubqyt and Friday were well attended. ” M M M* NI ',k<rrelt wenl 10 Detroit. Will Mull< n. Lucy Norris. Mr. und ■Manning ' tended lhe funeral of a relative of surprise Saturday evening- Games two-third* of u crop. tlw hitter's near Vermontville Sun­ were played after which refresh­ Hie outlook for Michigan's ,rye Mra. W. R Norras. Mr. and Mra.' Tlie ladies of the Nutrition cln*s Mrs’ P'u’”la. w,'klnicn Kala- • Mr. and Mrs- Kenneth lAtta hove ments of jello and cake were crop Is relatively belter than ’ for, Mark Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Robert a« well as several others are plan- ,n'T* ,hr >a“ . Mrved. wheat, tlie indicated production bei ’ McKlbbin. Mr. hud Mr.-, Grorgu Me- lung tu attend the Achievement Day '“Y.*1?? Mr' a,K1 A r Bwho1' Latta ima employment then'. . i Velma Johnson and Alien Steeby ing 1.020,000 bushels und ftir Uw Klbbln. Mr nnd Mrs. Will McKlbbin ut Hastings Thursday. 111,11 ,ani‘1>'Nonna Snell. Alice Ifcwe Latta of Kalamazoo were guests of Mr. country at large 30.302.000 bu&lrU. u and Doris McKlbbin attended the,1 Thc hall was filled Frida*' evening ML"- \’z~ - ------------- -and Anna Storkan.took the seventh and Mrs. A. C. Johnson Sunday. decreiuc of over 30 from last funeral of George Ritchie of Ban- for the cointnencement exerciscK. tabling talning thstlw measles.i ■ year The condition bf Michigan Held Wcdn«-s{lay. Mr. Z™ and Mr... Mrs. Richard LancaJlter!*( Katie Bchufiliatuer gave the Miluta-i M:. postures wxs reported at 71’■ ol lory. Mane Hughes, valedictorian, and baby vUlted Mr, and Mr5. Glen' und Mrs. Mark Norris and Lucy Nornormal, which ta six points better Kathryn Town, class will, and Earl Hayward 4: Woodland Sunday. ■ than on May 1, 1932 and one point rls attended the tunaral of tlwir Baldwin class prophesy. Rev '*' F Ralph*DrMott was home from De­ above the ten year average for thia, mint. Mrs Ben Norris, at Yankee, Kendrick of Kalamazoo gave a’cry troit a couple days lart week, Springs Thursday. state. time address George Ecldy as chair> ----------— — ' Mrs. Wm. Gelb -rW Jennie CIA)VERBALE. Sprague■. well remembered, by tlw man of the school hoard, presuited! CLOVERDALE. art*‘ glail diplonuv. and Rev Mlles offered We Qn 151311 t(to report that Rev older ones of this vicinity, was laid the Last Week's Letter. invocation anh benediction Um.HoltawilLseiitlBtu. - ---------------------■“ " ms.hkJttntecs hcic. Motner.vixjy wxt TcryTucrtjrobMclfiiih orchestra furnished the T1,u ls hw ^urth year. The entice | served in church Sunday, a very emoon. Symiwthy is extended to the music. conunmilty welcome the cnntlnua- i bereaved one*. large crowd attended. Mr. Doster About 300 attended tlie school pic- ’110,1 ot tenders here another ■ Mr. nnd Mr.- W. J. Policy nnd I .nic of Delton sang a couple ot selecal Wall lake Wednesday. Bali ' I lions which everyone enjoyed and Myrtle Smith ot Buttle Creek spent | r, Mr.- — and Mrs. Wm.- Fournier game, im win wt-1! .u iu — Mr " ni1 Mrs Wm and; —...... sports and races .ui ............... - ......... - ---' the Orchestra was very much afpre- Uw week end with their molh«T, a sumptuous dinner made an cnjdy- daughter. Lorraine, and Mr. andj Mrs. Sarah Spilth. ’ j dated. able day for everyone. (Mrs. Mullen und daughter Doris, j Mr. and Mrs. B S- Temple. HowMr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mills and ---------------- ---------- -----------of KalamanM were Sunday RUCula of ■aougmer Joan joan uf oi South tsoutn Bend, ucna. spetib j,11!? ,Jack an<1 Mr- Katie NorWEST HOPE. ' Mr. and Mrs. E. L- Mnclxod ■daughter spent. the urt-k end with their parents. Mr «* ... °r «“‘an,B47’ «,1,,day Uh ------ , * ----Tlie community was *hockv<l Callers at the James MacDonald and Mrs. Grant Dickeraon. Mr * M Mr. mid Mr Mrs. m. J j. NnrHt Norris. Munday to hear of thfl degjh. of home last week were William Mac Mrs. 3tan spctu. '•■ cJcorgc B.uifield. .nil! .Tint iwiam Donald oi of xv Kalamasoo and Air. Mr. ami and .viift* Helen iit-u'u Patton u< • - -- SlM-d ; - of Delton - -----’wkv Rit^jii* of u.u^urio. uiuiiuimmj uiiu Miss of aaiuianu Midland uttdav P. M.held withatMr.->. Norris and s tntu-mi o,... spent lhe week ehd wilh iter moth- £u,™:' *• M' wltn Mr;’- Norris and funeral was Yankee Sprin,:-, Mra. Lee MacDonald of Hastings, er.--------Mrs.— LouAnna Lucyi __________ Wednesday afternoon. The family Mr. uuu and Mrs. Chas Monica and,. — -------- --Patton. . Jim Ituiur. mi. mi.-, vimniviuv.i ui.u We arc glad to report tliat-onc of .7.,/. iliave our deepest sympathy. : daughters went to Kalamazoo SatMILO. our fifth grade boys. Bobble Clark. Mr. and, ,, nl -nu.. Mrs- Hlza Norns ‘uf Yankee urday P. M. to ace the tulips at lhe I Mrs.'.. E. O Smith of Tuswaa upixdnted as Uie healthiest boy con. ‘ ’Arizona, ArwrJ- lin a lwo sP°nK5' eldest resident and mother. Parchment. . and two children children ur< are!'« in tlie county 4-H Club und will J™ w». Nellie Ward uf tin- district. Mr- und Mra. Merle Clark entervisiting their sister. Mrs. Louis havc a chance to go to Lansing " ram“ ite■. ' tiw . first nr»t <>f >’aSM tl away Munday at her Home at talned friends from Grgnd Rapid) * ' The I .one ume later Atao Gkn Chita.® .ev e:to moVJin^Eart.,h* Me M y,w Wc -Tnip-thlre Sunday. , 'and Lrater MacDxxl received gold T .. .with tlw children in tiu.-tr hour uf Mrs. drant Dickerson and Mrs. |»ab for bert work-in Buy*' itandi""JJ- „ Germain w*no' rto 4 P"‘,c" ut!1’>“1«1 n,<' 8ho*" ' M Bellinger, , Germain, ti+Mt and Omajean GarrUm and and wilcox from Mil , were in HolOur eighth graders, AUxrt Arcntz Miss Hch-n Gleb of Kalamazoo given Wilcox from Mil.» wire in Hol'Mildred WaUon ri-ceivetl gold scab Lind Thursday to At the tulip dis-j and Lauras Anders t.xJt tlie exam.- -by Mrs. S-m Gleb. fo¥ best work in the Sewing Club "' “ ‘ ■ nation Friday at Hasting.. GJod MU* Helen Patton and Xtl« Ga.sof ’ Hurting* and ' Mr. and Mrs lx>ek*trdt. Mis. play. Mr*. Ryerson *£ ton of Midland spent lhe week end' Mn Allie Wood ot Prairieville iDorta Monica and Mta8 Dale Heller •"". v" \ BbtoJ , Iru Brook.-: celebrated Ills Us: with Mrs. Lou Anna Patton spent Mother’s Day m Elkhart. Ind. were in " the J, party, a wonderful trip, 'i birthday aijiiivcrsary Friday and! Ml» Dons Holly of KalamMoo I Mr.auh and Mrs. Bennett 1 The following sjicnv Mother's Day ,iav *otseco triends »i>ent Their Sun--little recclv,,<1 many tokens of eMeeinv ispent with her ±^..7 tri;zt Ispcnt aa few fc*' day.s days with her cousin, cousin, with Mr and Mrs James MacDou’n™": **‘c“Leon . Lean C<x>k. cook, Mr Mr. and nnd MrJ Mrs] Ronald Ronald IOmaXan OmaXan Garrison Garrison. In Fine Condition aid. Mr* Iva French and sun Mai’S,. Anders and son Bobby spent Friday —-----------------------------colm Campbell and wife, ul Buttle ’ ''t d Uwm homc r°r au lntlc,,n111- evening In Kalamazoo. THE CROSS ROADS. Creek. and Mrs. Faulk* ,_ school srhm- 1 Miss Mildred Osgood of Munck , .MiM B^th Tuttle and friend. Mr ^m <SLMr. M<[nd ‘are <?nd aMre uf KaiML“1 Hackney clowd h her anddo?mrht Mr n.,H M1 Haixnev neereturn scnoo, 'ttaS^.M ™iMr M : rianra,. clwlr'!‘ .x„ rk ' here Fridaycloaca and will Infand Rcv !**«• Osgood ot Hunting-1 Mills, of Flint, spent tiie week end 'ton spent the week end with their with the formers grandmother. FLOUR -:- FEED COAL CEMENT LIME .i« n„o„.i another school year. parens. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Osgood: I Mrs. Jane Tuttle. Mr. Jciuiyy attended tiie funeral ... ,t,,. . .t,.faction of all BRICK TILE -t- FARM IMPLEMENTS -f his hU uncle unci,- 3» Ranlr Creek CT.H-k Friday. Pnrtav “m™‘ U 11 -■tallsiaction Ol all. . . The community meeting, which of 3“. Battle llas-s Bldeiman and family of | The many friends of Mra. p^amer was to have met with Mr. and Mr . Hastinw Mr and Mrs. Chas Kahler of wish spent Sunday afternoon much success tn her under- . northeast Barry spent Sunday with takingher McKlbbin. was changed to L. "’Hk Carl Domcyer and family. uf serving- chicken dinners at Bert . Woodman TELEPHONE 2118 HAST1NGS, MICH. D. ’s because of the death : Mrs. Hattie Hopkins of Hastings ' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johncock. het farm home. | Mr. and Mrs. Ed PenneU upenl Miss Nina Fenner is itavipg con- of '. Mrs. McKibblns brother. G<oik- | i» spending the week with her sta.- • Telephone 2121 Hasting*, Michigan Sunday p. M. with Mr. and Mra sidrrabh- trouble with her vara Ritchie. Ap enjoyable evening was | ter. Mr*. Homer Bates. spent and the next meetingzwiil be! Mrs. Frank Bushong fs spending a Waltace McCailimi of Rutland. | few, days with her brother, Ralph I ’ Mr. and Mra. Grover Dave ..port •;caused from the flu last March She with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilcox. is consulting a sjwclalisl in Kala ­ and daughter Helen spent Sunday J The Garden Club will meet with Towmend at Lowell. mazoo. We hope she may be relieved , Mr. and Mrs, Everett McCallum tills --------------------------- I wilh Orin Dayton of HaMing--. ------fvi7. . «n>'fnf th,e pain she endures and be rc- 'Thursday afternoon. Everyone isi I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sdylts ; stored to her usual health. . Mother's Day In Hastings.? ° । cordially ijivlted to attend. 1■ I Mr and Mrs. Arthur Johncock . Mrs. Hattie Bellinger accompanied her cousin. E M Cadwallader.: SOUTH COATS GROVE. ' spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mra. by made u bur.lne.ss trip to Olivet Fri„HU Mrs Herbert „ctur,l Firstar rMaM!t and1 Mr. and Olin Brown of Plainwell and .----------Saturday afternoon she . Mr. and and Mra. Mrs. Gerald Gcraid Joslin Jnaun attend-j' aUcnri. —. ----; “ ‘—----- — —>Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hepkcr of Ver- :day made a trip to Kalamazoo. cd a school picnic at Hosmer Sat1 montvilic visited Mra. Patton Sun- 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Moreau ot, unjay > Cha* Whtthcy and daughter. Mrs. {Augusta were callers at the Flower j Naync Cooibaugh and Blanche Sunday afternoon. 1 Bayne attended the County Feder-; ; Clarice Cole, ot East Lansing, were home 1 j Cloverdale visitors front Monday c A lai'g.' congregation at chftrch atlnn of Women s Clubs held tn | until Friday returning T>y way of 'Sunday evening, many .coming over, Nashville Friday P. M. 1 Freeport where they visited fnends ,from Prairieville. Tiie music under: a good time was enjoyed by I Ipse Mrs. Shepherd's leadership was | present at the Birthday Club al; I und relatives. much enjoyed, atao Uie earnest mes- Florence Gilliland's Wednesday, sye from Rev Mlle- Tlw church Will Bayne mid wife spent SunDOWLING SCHOOL Our school doses Friday for the itoked very pretty with Its many! day in Coopersville'with Gordon summer voraUon. Wc expect to lighted candles. It is expected the, Endsley and family. have a picnic at Clear lake. 1church will be wired for electricity DEGREE CORNERS. Our commencement exercises will this wcCk.jn readiness for wrvicc’j —- ------------and Mrs ----Ralph .... Dunkicy ..., of lie held Thursday evening. May 25. next Sunday evening. Everybody । Mr. heltbvvllle were Sunday Snndnv caller* cnllor.n of „r' nnd help along the good worUv Shellbyville ut the M. E. church. Tlie following conic 1 and listen , to a new preacher for IB M. Johncox. will receive tenth grade diplomas! 1 Good New (hut evening. Mr. and Mrs. MerkCount and Marjorie Smith. Wa>nc puckland. A good attendance at thr U A. son Dirk ot Kalamazoo spent tlw Edita Gerber. Robert Rees. Loreva 1933 Patterns Powell, Thelma Tobias. Caryl Isham. 1Society nt Uie home of Mrs. Belling- week end nt Gluts. Foote’s, Regular Size, 36x6 ft., Only er Wednesday, also a good program. W. A- <Bllb Johncox who had a; Merrll Isham Tlw ninth grad* gave a May We're sorry some of our near mem- j major operation Mother's day ta j ' coming along slowly. lunciwon. for tlie tenth grade last 1ber* forgot about it. Mr. and Mrs. Porter Tooze attend,, -----------------------------------I Friday noon. | Wc have been presented ouj 1cd church at Battle crock Sunday, '<>•» c»n ‘ell whrn you are on the great sccmc highway. The blllaward for 1932-1933 by the County.'afternoon. ! Albert Chase spent three or four t>wr,is are flicker, School Cbmmisfiioncr, Mra. Smith. I days with his daughter nnd family '■ । • . । 11 , Primary Room. | School closes Friday with a pic- ;in Battle Cree* last week. nic dinner til Vickery’s Landing. HOPE CENTER. I | Bring table, service, sandwiches, and j Mrs. Georgia Bowker. Mr. and j one other dish. i Mrs. Smith gave ,ua an • Award" Mrs. George Bruer of Augusta, Mr.. and .Mrs- Cook of Kglamanoo jvcrc I ; pennant for being an > school. Irene Springer visited our room;'Sunday guests of Kate William.'. Chas. McDermott visited hta *isJ| last Friday. Tlie township Health Clinic for ter m Battle Creek Saturday. children of pre-school age was. held. Mellissa AMiby and Milton Warner ■[ of Kalamaaio and Albert Anders of in our room Monday. A ‘‘Something must have happened. Dinner's We have our final "check-ups" Grand Rapidi arc visiting Mr. and Mrs Fred Ashby and family. Tuesday and Wednesday. been ready over an hour. Oh, if wc only i Mrs. B A Lyttle made a business I EAST WALL LAKE trip to Kalamazoo Wednesday. had a telephone so he could call and let AND MCIN1TY. Mrs. Clare Ashby and little n Al Brill and family of Hendershott daughter visited her stater and famme know what's keeping him I” spent Sunday here, jily at the liome of her parents. Mr.; t | Mr. and Mrs. Madurien of Kala- and Mrs. will Trine at Camp Cu..JflTg KC.UM only 1 mazoo came to their cottage Batur- ter. who recently came from North . much os Is required ( day returning Sunday afternoon. De —tc. • A telephone does more than lessen worry. Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Vreeland of 1 Mr. and Mrs. Will Aldrich spent ■ It serves the household many times daily in i Tecumseh spent Wednesday here. Saturday tn Hastings. I Jahn Plough and family of Toledo, Mrs. Floyd McDermott attended! business and social affairs. And in emer­ Save With Safety At the Rextill Store Ohio, were callers here Sunday. .' I the W. C. T. U. convention at Barsy| Wendel Vrecland ahd family wift»l»iHe. . gencies, it enables you to summon doctor,, Genevieve Mudison and two chll-j Alfred Horn and Mary Dewitt of', firemen, police or other aid, instantly. , dren of Detroit had a picnic at their, East Delton spent Sunday at Fred 1 ' cottage Bunday. ’ Ashby’s. Mr. and Mrs Carl Ricker enter- The last day of school held i tamed a friend of Mra. Ricker's Wednesday at Hope Center schoolfrom AUegan over the week end. house A chickon pie dinner was . Mr and Mr:- Win Aldrich and Mrt«d at n'-on A fine program a at, Mr and Mrs. Chas- Kahler attended given bv Uw community A very ( , Bible conference at Battle Creek tuoceraful school ha-, been taught: Bunday. . ... I by Mr*. Lettie Kahkr. ‘J YOUR SAVINGS Q^fje Rational fljomi Sc flnueBtnrent (flotttpnnit . ’ . We Are Selling A Lot of New Tires Why? Because tire prices are ad­ vancing and you should take advantage of the present low prices. See Us On General and Corduroy Tires SAVE MONEY by KILLING your coal bin NOWI Prices arc bound to advance. Superior Red Asli Pocahontas coal is a coal that gives satisfaction— low in ash—high in heat arid no clinkers. DON’T DELAY, der with us today. SPECIAL THIS WEEK Place youror- 1930 Studebaker Fordor Sedan Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company Only .... 285 Universal Garage Co. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. WALL PAPER BARGAINS! Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 25-26-27 A Don’t Miss This* Sale If You Have Any Kind of a Room to Paper! 0 c A Double Roll Up! EXTRA SPECIAL For 3 Days Only Buy any stock pattern at 15c a dou­ ble roll and up and we will give you the ceiling free—this means you buy the side wall and border and we give you the I WONDER WHAT’S DELAYING JOHN BAKING POWDER E 115 Special On Window Shades 3 Day* Only 39c 50c Anchor Shade at . . 75c Excelsior Shade at . . WV $1.10 Victor OAp Satin Finish.. OtzV/ V CEILING FREE/ SAVE ON HOUSE PAINT Come early while the assortment is complete; These papers will not last long at these prices. DEVOE Derayco Out­ side HOUSE PAINT THREE CARVETH & STEBI Goods Delivered Halting*, Mich. �A , , .,4, LEGAL* NOTICES | . MUST DRENCH SHEEP F W. Tn«4l«* Corwin Novlskey TO KILL PARASITES and Mr. McLouth ot Grand Rapl^ W»| ----------- e<i4MgirihMra*i» ■ I ' ,"-r 60% Already Know •were Sunday gue*U u! Misi Augusta '• Lamb Production Contest Hinckley. Show Profits Fall When Mr. and Mrs. A. J Eckert and family Of Grand Rapids sws guest* Treatment Is Omitted v! Mr. and Mrs. Sunt Eckert Sun- THIS AD IS FOR THE OTHER 40 i, East. Laming—Michigan ahep,T herd* who want'to make n profit >4 ftom their flock »lfi"have to drench .‘L thdr lamb-- yearly and often tu­ rd -cording to the recoqis j-t-eured by >n Michigan State College animal hui­ *' tundry- department from farmer.-­ . who entered last year s, lamb pru­ SEVE! The MAJORITY of People Know They Can Buy Tlrestone QUALITY and SERVICE At th* -'cold STANDARD g/ Tire Value, the MASTERPIECE of TIRE CONSTRUCTION Same Price «, Mall Order m* Special Brand Tire* the Indianapoli, Race* ■ Dipped Tim. At today** --------------- - _afcty for your family that t.i.rl.J famuli* race driven demand. The gruelling teat uf road and track have gitcu to Firestone all worlri’a record* for Safety, Speed, Mileage, and Endurance. Trade jua your worn thin tires fur the tire made with the cilra featurra of Cum-Dipping “"d T,ra Cuni-Dippnl | . , - '-------------------------------------------- Tin* l iulrr tho Scirn'•Y»VI J Ih iiKtud Trrud. Thr L'riotewt Tire-Erer Uoilt. 'r sheep U‘USllr results tn the fleet t beccinlng tudiy para>it|nd. Tht ,* nrvvnce ■ I puratite* should ta- tu%s GREATEST iiqtjel Wednesday ■nic Temple. TH, cV«w Tlrw.(,„ VALUES SEALTYTE l«.kFroe| TUBE ,.»s brought to the lofor buna! "Saturday. dent and highly respected by ;ho«c: who knew her . *.v . i Harold Riv.’nbergcr nnd s»n.\Marvin. were Grand Rapids vLvitors Monday. Mi and Mrs. Harold Rosenberger ■'flntrWMllTVnr wn*TOT<Wof the TRADE-IN SALE Marr Herbert. who recently ent nn operation tor apj>cnis recovering nicelyanti Mr? Seymour Oibirr.e Mi"'"1 Fle.rentaJ and Irene CampI>" bell, of Huttings railed ph Miss Side Floyd Phillips Friday evening. Wnlloi Burrell Phillips. Mn Robert and Siuida THE trans TWO RO i 1.50-21 S5.S5 4.75-19 6.50 5.00-20 . 7.00 S.25-1B 7.45 NEW Firestone 1.75-19 . 6S.6S 5.1MI-I9 .. 6.IO .2.5-18 0.85 • firestone OLDFIELD TYPE Thia lire ia miperior tn quality! to Cr»t line apccinl' brand lire*] offered for aale by mall order houaea* and made without the manufac­ ture r'a name und guaruntrr. Thia U 'ITA'f Ti" Il,al Taught Thrift to Million*. ’ Hustings rc their milcag 14.75-19 5.1X1-19 5.25-IB 05.10 5,4« 0.17 < SENTINEL TYPE Liberal Allowance for Thin. Oangtrout Tirei Tide tire is of belter Quality, 4 (am|truellon und Uorkuian.liipW Ilian wrnutl line <.|>ectal brand Urea 1 offered fur aale by mall order Iioum** ' end othere and made without the BUY TODAY Incrcasec Routes Nea ' SURER OLDFIELD TYPE Thia tire ia the equal of all atandunl brand first line tire* in Quality, Construction and Appearance. Sold at a pricn tlnit ulTords you nritl saving*. firestone Item targel tothidcrabl) all Hostings miles. long: Tirestone Only ONE ... tlpu.’ CARRIEI -- ii.ui uuy Iiiunuiaciurer be successful today—and to continue to be successful must offer to the Public QUALITY and PRICE. X r!JePC £ nowduct,on in the quality of Firestone jf/ I ires. Today you can buy Firestone Quality at the same price you would have to pay for mail order and special brand tires. True BLUE SU11OCO The PASS- word .. . of the Road! COURIER TYPE Thl* lire Is of good Quality and Workman.hip — carrli-a the name ►old a* low an many cheap -|H-chil brand lire, manufactured tu Bell ut a price. miles, an ini 6 T* notf 43 6 00 dipaa; COMPARE Construction, Quality, Price ANDRUS SERVICE • ** ** *-/ aw w * ** iniiin touic P nnd Qulnib HASTINGS, MICH. Corner Jefferson and Court Street* I. .f tlu- nrr.tf.nr Pudding at “ I Century <■/ Frogrea*,** Chicago. Sro thrjamon, Cnm-lHpprd lirr, bring mndr in u modern Fire,tone tirefactory THE NEV NOW n l« .cnendinr a daughter, Mr?. LICENSE TO ALL I Wives of tain Lice May 15, 1933 Timo and again I an told—by ay own organization and by others _ __ that I- penalize myself by quality. Friendly critics protest our putting into Ford V-8 what they ball "twenty-year steel." They say such quality is not necessary; tho public does not expect it; and that the public doos not know tho difference anyway. But I know the difference. Tknow“that the car a nan coos is not tho car ho drives----- ho at the ptcm legislature. 1 era) fishing f drives tho car which tho engineer sees. Tho car which Is seen, conprises beauty of design, color and attractive accessories, ----- all doslrable. or course. The best evidence that wo think so is that they are all found on lhe Ford V-8. But these are not tho car. Tho car proper, which is the basis of all tho rest, is the type of engine and its reliability: tho structure of chassis aad body, ruggedly durable; tho long thought and experiment given to safely factors: tho steady development of confort, conven­ Wins Fight With Sick Stomach rr.l Qaugh’er hanqurr »t the Mi •onlc Temple Wedne.Ml.iv ewntti Mav 17 A dainty htprhcon rerved by the - father* and M>ns. aft« wh!d\ wi- enjoyed a fine prognw ience and econony. These make the car. . A car can bo built that will last two or three years. But wo We want lhe basic naterial of our car to be as have never built one. ... . .... . .. Ford dependable the day it is discarded as the day it^is bought still oa the road. It costs noro to cars built 15 years ago -but two itens we do not sklnp nre Host and build a durable car­ A great many things could "get by"----- the public would conscience But we would know. . nover know the difference The new Ford V-8 is a car that I endorse rilhout any hesitancy, I know what is in it. I trust our whole thirty years reputation It is larger. with it. It is even better than our previous V-8. sore rugged and nechanioally a batter job all, round I readily say this in an advertisement because I know the car back it up. in fk>hlng »h un opinion u Previously, Conservatlot apply tlw n cents only t< 0eow it. H eral days to the hands oi dealers and become gene The opcntr � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-05-31.pdf 1cc788a6c1234ac2e7fcf7d3c25cc707 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR SHULTZ ROUTE IS 10719712 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MAY 31, 1933 12 PAGES WHITE BL’ACKBIRD’S MATES DRAW COLOR LINE Kicked the Albino Out of the Nest—George Sumner Now Has It piTV TtV Iftfll l DC III II I fl A W ILL Dt (Ifl DPR nnn JU.UU I Lil u)l,uUU ...------- • LICENSE MONEY TO GO IN LIBRARY FUND Councilw-Hli'jrropriated Less Because Such Action Had COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES FR DAY NUMBER I PAGES 1 to 8 Fricnd,s«^^^ Dull UuuLnVLU ***** “Outward Bound” tq Be Pre­ sented Here June 9 and 13 Been Taken CARRIER RAY ERWAV IS' I Conservation Officer George Sum- CITY BUDGET IS $20,000— ‘ It-will be noticed in the figures for FIFTY SEVENTH ANNUAL tin- city budget that the approprtaGRADUATION IN CBN TRANSFERRED TO HAS 'n<-r has a rare bird—u snowwlnte SMALLEST IN 18 Hon /nude for the city library Is j blackbird with ted eyes This albino TRAL AUDITORIUM TINOS ROUTE 0 Years teverkl hundred dollarrJcra than a SOLDIER GRAVES IN GEM| ETERY DECORATED IN Ha-ting* Civic Ptaycrs have been appreciate the full significance ofi THE FORENOON I blackbird was one ot the young bird-. inspired to further efforts during the play. Children are not likely ■ raised in a blackbird'.', nest in a sprue­ the licetl<- final day* of preparation to be greatly Interested In the plot ... failure on the pare of the council to tree near the home of Mr. and ASSESSED VALUATION for "Outward Bound. ' gripping and w may become .rertfcsx and EXERCISES HELD IN TWO ROUTES ADDED CLASS NUMBERS in nnn..nr-n n-nn nnn apiwecitte the library or provide for -drama by Sutton Vane, "fidgety" thereby making It difficult i TH UACTIMPC DnilTCC 'Mrs John MeU-od. of this city One ABOUT ONE HUNDRED three-act CENTRAL AUDITORIUM IS REDUCED $400,000 It. but wua due to the fact Unit the IU nAollNuo KUultd of the brood was. perfectly white. their fir-t major production, by the (or others to give the proper amount1 ----------- additional money can be furnisixd . <----- -— The color line was evidently-drawn A ,, , Tif-tnn plendrd. cuicmt gi-.<n by tire Has-.of concentration. If children do atIncreased '- Hastings Rural by the parent* and tire other tnem- Council-Making It as Easy as fronl another source Tne pt> will Keys to the Good Life Will ljn... syinp»mnjr Orchestra Tne tend it i* suggested that they be William H. Wise of Lansing "- n*na*lv^ 115 ire-r c-ril ,>f Ibn l-,-r li> of the family, for this white Be Theme for Program by players ar.' drtermimd to give as accompanied by their parents i „ ’ patriotjc Routcs by an Average of -,-bm Possible for City Tax­ ■cemca. so the council voted that mi.- .mi. cojuperiur n tvpeof iwifonnonctfintiie Although there ate many novel unvc a rairiunc blackbird was forced out of the nest j this money should go into the ll- ■ Thirty Memoers ol Glass r,ahn of dramatic-- ft* the orciictirh stage effects-in “Outward Bound.1 Address Mr* Mclzod turned the unwanted Nearly Ten Miles payers This Year brary fund.. The council and the 11. On Friday afternoon. June 2. ut did tn the realm of syinpliony muit is not a spectacular play from a I raIny Wcall i«r Tu.-sday fore। white stranger over to Mr. Sumner Tire city councils finance comPostmaster Shultcrs ho* received This, they reali/c. re.ih«. calls for the thr reeriic recnie standpoint standpoint . ----------It is the unique noon mwncjTa interfered somewhat with tIW th", an order orocr .rom rare. A>J>Utant AMUtant 11 ln “ ,reak mlttre. ccnsiuing of Alderm>-n p. W brary board believe this- will, in two o'clock. thc filly-seventh annual jacc Tliw.' nn from rnr tl;e First ____________________________ excrcl-j-', of tin Ha ’ • thev han- to ollrf in the way characterization, thc unusual plot.: xrrcire-. for Memorial Dav flirt • Postmaster General at Wtwhiiuttatfr‘Mnl h',s a iwacioua appetite. Clark.. Hany R Miller. A. W. addition u> the appropriation made rommvncemcnt I talent Which makes this play u, gripping; lwual forinrd* by the council, provide tor thc 11tings High whoot will lxheld in the «-fr«*ellve June .Vlini- 10. IK which ttlllrll authorizes reiltlvArlv—k ’ oeffective Retckord and Frank Hooium. subone I.f the intcrerting. feature* of which inspired cynical stage critic* about ^ lne 0 ctol k lo mnrc n u> the brary for tRp year beginning next Central school auditorium. Tiv inltted the figures for tile rity's the transfer of Currier Ray W ErCltiss of 1933 numbers about on-* ■I....,...!, . ........... .. n;>>r> i» «•■ I'taUr ;>* wjta. ««««,•. it >u w b. tta Ho­ .budget for next year, beginning July. wny from Route 1. Shultz, Michigan, ———-*-* hundred and tlw graduate* have that' h«;': - developed b'tatcen ------- 1 In Utt NM<M IfcuM H ra„ roltowM to Route s, Hiv-'.ings. July 1. and (lie council gave unani-! ... tie-, of unusual character studies ... . .. ...^ Ailccn Irenhath and Helen Wi representatives of tin- Work! war, ------। inotLi approval. Below are the fig­ Effi-ctB« <>n thc ram<$ day. anoth-' ... winch find iiwwlve» enmeshed tn „„„ W1 . V„H w commencement program, about In tin difficult role of Ann.. Ha. ures; er order was issued, authorizing w R c AialH. thirty participating. A complete list • ludfuaj-.” Tills part I* an exhaust- or., of the strangest plot, ever prethe reassignment of earner George I Contingent Fund . $10.0(Jb of the. pnulualcs was given in tan j-ni d n the Wxton- ot drama ary ln Butoinr>biie*. An Imprewive C Scott, Jr, from Route 6. Has­ . 2.000 ‘ ‘Street Fund ■flu re is Mr* Midget, thc quaint III- -rt of mrwde the ... — .... im» to an interne tings to Route 5. and it also reas­ Fire Fund . 4,000 rim program fur Thursday evening. emotional pitch. Ttw krai troup th* Cockney scrubwoman so *ympaoul, alltl 'Uu. C;im rin. O11I, THATCHER SIAS BILL HAS signed substitute larrk-r Ciiarkw A IJghling Fund . 8 500 Following is tiie Friday afternoon is then ion- fortunate in having two theticaUy played by Mrs- Honora ulth thelr n,,, proeesstan Scott from Route 6 to Route 5. BEEN INTRODUCED FOR Park Fund .* 400 graduating program: young women capable ol handling Pratt; Torn Pryor, thcyoungspYWts- lnnrt.hcii to Rireraide where the This will take up the Shultz' Library Fund man. likeable despite the fart pare m"rtncu. U00 W. K. KELLOGG FOUNDA­ Proccuional March. "Star Span- this difficult role. THAT PURPOSE route which will be apportioned to I gh-d Banner." by the High School "Outward Bound ' is a play pridownward he is following, enacted ( .7.'T..",/ iivh war veterans and World war vetTION BOOSTS CLEAR Hartings routes, aiereby increasing I Total .135.600; crchcstra under the direction ot Mr. tnarily for adult*. There is nothing bj Bud Wolfe; The Rev. Duke, a €r»ns’who had passed on. were d.«tfu-ir mileage. , WOULD DIVERT $15,000.- i That lx Hie Mnalk-xl budget Hua-: sincere young minister, played by , ■_ lt,„ Wesley Logon.) in the lim -- or th» plot ot -the play sincrrn LAKE CAMP ** n-Ironrintc'^ercU^ Thv hiking over of the Quimby, Ann _ Pc.irDAI c..un tings has had in IB year*, and pc*- Invocatlon-t-Rev. John W. Kktch- unsuitable lor a young child Archie McDonald; the brusque. Un*! and Shultz routes and annexing 000 TO GENERAL FUND aibly tor a longer time It has been mi| 1 MAkC IT A DCD Ing. putor of the First Prexbytejan to hear. 'NesertheJew;. although the absolute!?•^t'of1''Ungly^L*^?pSr*' La,er °M’ **’”* or«tanlza,,MW to“ them largely to some of Hie six „ made pw.ibie by the fact that our WH-L MABC II A rtnchurch. ’ man.un ment doeii not prohibit ehilrouter, going out of Hastings has Different Computations For city stm-U are in such good condi­ uml dren frr.tn attending, it dix- not «-n- .£*’ 5L b\ i , volunteered MANENT GIRLS'CAMP ------volunteered for for the the nurnotic. purpose, marchmarch­ considerably increased thr length of J — ’ And Elementary .... - .... Wisp" by Spro-s. by courapi-tii'-m to rfu The point U Scrubby, steward and philobopher ed to Center street. east on Center tion that veryJittle repairing and no: High ull Hastings rural router. new Wark will be requited. TinHigh School Giris’ Girt- Club under that only adult minds can projauly (Continued on page, eight) ; to Jefferson and down Jefferson to School Equalization rewcr plant is in aucccxiful opera- : Camp Activities Will B'e Di­ the direction of‘Miss Frances Hunt'state, up State street to Broadway continued portings ------Route .1 — was„ ... 32 ... — it u evident that many public tion. and is paid for. thunks to the rected by Camp Fire Organ­ 'and then to the Central auditorium mili-v. long; No 2 was 41.0 miles «chooU ot this state will be seriously good management of bur city gov-; Keys to the Good Ufo—Member# KELLOGG HEALTH CAMP wltcre the exercises wen* held. long; No 3 was 4U8 miles long; crlppk-d by tiw fifteen mill tax Htnl- • rnment, There u plenty of cash on! ization of Barry, Calhoun of the Class of 1913 YOUNGSTERS DAIRY .1)rognun ttWrh <nxjned with thc au ‘he­ N» 4 was 34 5 miles long; No. 5 was tation adopted by the voters of this hand, it Is believed, to more than 1 Accuracy 'Representing Mathluuntudi cna VISIT viai i uaiht 37 85 tnlk-.i^ long; and No. 0 w.lk Kate last November. This has great- provide fur whatever work may be fact tty- Kellogg Foundation of B.it- ematlcs and Science). . . Idience singing "Onward CliriMtan 343. mtfrw long ...... —— iy redarerf- thr--amountol- mewy- fequuvd in Juymti-nsw Milwra-.iaiXL-Ha_.Ci _tlc-Creek-had xvim.ncML.niudl.hi: LJL-Guxl... HcallU—tRfiifV -iJiUBL,. 1 in Soldiers.'^ led by Principal Wm. T. The change* will be noticed in the available from taxation M>urccs for year. The city owes only $3,000 of iir<«t terest in tin? Girls' Camp Fire or- Physical Education. Health EducaSeeimr How Milk Thev Wallace’of Hie'High ocHdoT with increa.s>-d length of the I tastings the support of our reliool.-. The rame bunds, and already ha* a bond sink­ ganization; but wc did Hot tlie.i tion and Sports). I*”*» , ° , 1, y Mr*. Sadie Mae Palmer at the piano. route*. limitation law will make a targe re­ ing fund with enough to pay tiie Realize hvw much thr Foundation 3. Language Represcn En«Drink Is Produced The Invocation was given by Rev. No. 1 la now 38 miles tong, nn In- ductton in thr amount ot primary $3,000. EIGHTH ANNUAL ACHIEVE had already done, We explained li>h. French and Latin*, Twenty-nine boys and girls from' WeNulty. There followed a dectacrease of six miles; No. 2 Ls 52 45 : school mpney available for the $unOur city water work* is on a pro­ that the Foundation Juts purcitased 4 Skill-. .; i. । Represent t. ins ------Home EfMENT DAY HELD ON the Kellogg Health Camp at Pine 'nation: "I Am an American." given fniles long, an increaoe of neatly lljx.rt of the .schools. On account'of fitable b.i-'l*. with comings sufficient tlie Cump Fire Giris'Camp at Clear onomics, Agriculture. Manual take on Tuewtay ot last week paid a impres'dveJy by Joiin L«WTHURSDAY miles; No. 3 is 533 milets an in-! the *frtngeiii times it ha* been to pay for whatever extensions take.'known as Camp Kltannlwu. nod Cumniirrisi Subjects!. visit to Highlands Dairy. Most of thc He surely has fine talent Ur such create 4 L .... of,.u12.4 »miles: No. . Ls 45^5 jnecrtwmi* to reduce tuition fees’in may be nettled, and Uterc will be..permanent buildings and more! 5 Past and Present iReprcsenl-> children had never seen a modern «ork Opening remark, were demiles, an increase of 1135 miles; No cjly hjgh ichook. Tlie number of ...... ■< »•->, . cull tor that The ri|iair» and cabins ate being built at the Clear ing History. Civic:, and Economics>.* little LEADERS PRESENTED dalry. They were especially interH'^rcd by Rev. John Kitchlng. who # U now 43.15 miles, an increase ofI eighth grader* from niral districts improvements al the water worksi Jake camp, that 525 girls may b" 6 Avocations * B< prevetying Xu- csted in tills one because they use expressed tile gratitude we nil fee! 5 90 miles; No. 0 Is 4037 miles, ani who enter high schryd ta abo small- plant have been nearly completed,.: accornmixtated thu aummer during sic and Art). WITH PINS BY GROUPS1 the milk which this dairy supplies fnr th** ;i,crifircs and services of Increase of . nearly 12 miles. er. This reduction in school re* and arc paid for. There Lv a r*x1I the ten weeks' vacation period, last PrtMintation of the ClassjMr. Wm. American With the children came six coun- Am‘rtean soldiers. “Wtar*. The avej-aKu length of the six Has­- reiptr. W especially felt in cities and fund on hand Vj take care ot tiie tuninwr only 84 attended the camp T Wallace. Principal of High School, Mr. Hugh Riley Introduced the tings routes before tlie Bhultar villages. The state has bren com- little remaining work to be done at during tho *ix weeks' period, 'lhe Prewntatidn of Diplomas. Mr. Interesting Exhibits Attract wior# and teachers withJdrs. Me- «l>eaker. William H. Wise, an attor.mid Quinibv* ^routes .were dbcon-■ pelled to rcdure tire amount of- the pumping station, ...--- w . . nnc services of a .field executive. Miss’Fred A. Johnson. President of the. AUmhn-NulriUon Work tiMued was 3G.B4 miles. It b nowi’ money needed to carry on normal - as -------—■ ! Florence Craven, have been provid-, Board of Education. So •far we know. Hastlngt will Continued Next Year 40.58, an average increase of 9 74> training iu high schools and agricul­ hale the stnHlIesl city tax of any• cd ta further thc Camp Fire urgafii,»5o,.j. Clas'. Cta> . Pledge. . miles, . . »Thi* eighth annual Home Econommilk, pasteuruing. --------------tural work in such schools. clti of its slxe in Michigan, abd isi ration in niral communities of! Ta|>< - ■* rervlces and sacrifices ot Hie foun­ Tills .situation lias Imii further out\>f debt, except for its kclioolI Barry and Calhoun counts*. The| Benediction. KlUh” ’’*Rev. ’*" John ’ ’’ W. ” •"** lev Achh vement Dav was held in Monng in the big cooling room, ders of our government, of its de* the Hastings Methodist church on wiK're ti,p 14 kept at a little i tenders in thc War ot 1812. of thoee . complicated by the fact that. In bond* The city’s financial report »v present Camp Fire organization Ingnearly every city and village, stocks printed in March niiowed good twl- number* 816 girls In 67 group* in, Reveille. Thursday. May 25. with 500 Barry »»»ve the freeing point until H U who fought for the Uniat* in the ” ! county women In attendance. Tills taken on the delivery truck to thei. 60’s, and the efforts made to end : of good* owned by merchants and qnces ... in every fund. Hastings hasi thc two counties. Eight hundred brought to a cloe thr Fin-t Year consumer The milk.is kepi rool on ! Spanish tyranny in Cuba, and. of manufacturers have been much re-^operated on thc fiay-us-you-go plani more girU a* prospective members! Nutrition project carried on under thr wvrred milk truck with ice America's part In the World war. duted am! represent a far smaller f,ir the tort 12 years, cleaned up allI are ..... .. MMdues. .„, now working ...for....their the County Estenalon Department manufactured in Highlands Dairy a | The speaker hoped that America investment than was true two or . it* debts and told 'aside .good sized: There are five groups in Albion, nine . ----- the .past year. r own ice plant. three years ugo. This has takenTnll- ravings funds for possible fultue] in Marshall, eleven in Hustings; two during might never again be called on lb Nionx from Miclilgan's city and vilAnd that's why Hasting* can in Nashville: two in Frreport; tan. . County' Agefit Harold J. Foster (Continued on page five) THE NEW ROD LICENSE ISJ taw Mrc tax rolb rolls Tiie depression lias this year have a tax rate of 60 in Tekonsha, and 36 in Battle Creek acted ns chairman during the morn­ also weededout many business rents on thc $100. Miss Craven has done splendid ' ' ing M-sslon. The Group Secretary NOW IN EFFECT IN ,THREE CIVIL WAR VET­ places and brought many receiverEvery cltlren qf Hastings should work in increasing the membership jreiKirt was given by Mr> C. D . MICHIGAN /•hips for bank*..stores and factories.' realize that nwuwcs very much to; of and interest’In thc orgnnlzutiofi. HASTINGS ORCHESTRA ' Bauer nf Hustings. Tim projeej ERANS WERE GUESTS ----------- TheM‘ hav< reduced tlu- amount of u)C aldermtn and mayors of Has-.She lias been at work since-Febvoted foi* next year's work, which MAKES DEBUT BEFORE I is Second Year Nutrition or “Plan-! LICENSE FEE OF 50 CENTS la*' s nVnllablv (w lhc shl'iwtt tings for the past 12 years for trim- ruary. She has had a tine experience Entertained by Rotarians on LARGE AUDIENCE TH Al I -IO VCADQ no ni/CD sch°olv under the fifteen mill llml- ming expense* and operating on thc as a teacher In rural, city and priJning the Family McaL" with con­ lUHLL IO I Clinu UH UVtn, tation. • pay-as-you-go • plan. Our council; vate schools, also in Camp Fire work . Monday—Fine Talk by siderable interest .shown In "Cloth- _____ itut" mid "Child Care And Training' BARRY CQJJNTY S CIVILIAN ( r ,■ ~'nU;‘ situation shown that school u)id mayor have given antf are ghr-1 in Katu.i, Citv. Kansu; Wal'-a »»iicinAl ri AQCinc Rev. L. L. Dewey wives of Llcenseel^Can Ob-,programs must be greatly-curtailed |I)K very efficient mid helpful serv-lwtyla, Washington and Eureka. MUOILAL LLAbOlLb r ro.tr— Mr p...re* rranrrert that CONSERVATION CORPS । At the Rotary luncheon Monday tain Licenses without Pay- ' ’ k‘*,J nvn11^ money, ici- for utwttng*. It will dn good 11;California. REAUTIFUL1 Y GIVEN ■ ChiM Can- and Training" courses noon, three Civil war veterans of . . y else-state aid must be rcccived. you tcli them so. They deserve your; The Clear lake property has been, DCHU I irUL-LI UIVCn ACCEPTED would be nrauinted next year ns । this' county were honored guests. ing Any too :*n.-achrrs' wage* have town severely commendation. deeded to the W. K. Kellogg Fuiui-' i well as •■Nutrition" if sufficient Ttw following is a copy of an of- ,cul> ** much ° as u warranted if ----------------------------- A— , jdatmn. subject to operation by th : Patrons Hope That Organize- , women enrolled to warrant the EIGHTY-ONE HAD ■JK'reJw.'.i* «n ■ course. fieial new* letter win to tin- Ban-]**' hyi*’ ,l’ maintain a supply of nfcliitmil 'Camp Fire Council us long ns the »jon Mav Become Penuaner and all newspaper* ot Michi- ‘ty»>«led teacher* The cuts are,<-»O WfllCnniGN council exuts Not only will the “OR may Decomc rer.u.l! In behalf of members In many MADE APPLICATIONS wX gnn by the .Mate department of; ali*My too severe to rompenrate a j CiCtS^'Floorcd" CiUnP receive 525 girls during the, nent Fixture Here uocni focal group?, groups. sirs Mr«. sima Alina ringicwn. Fingleton. conservation with reference to thr J’licher for the years of tune* the 'J •* |;ajnimcr months, but clormitWK'* toj About-sev?n hundred people gave!county county chairman, chairman, presented iirv.sentcd leader*' leaders' Will. Doubtless Be Sent to Coats, also of Freeport.- age ®». Tiut General Rod License law. recently h,,rd wor* “’m ‘‘W casJF*xpcnded frri clarence Shultz in performing his accominodat. twentj' boys and I the Hasting--. Symphony Orchestra iP'*15 l” the Incal L'“'lers to show 90 Through Frank Annable the Some Mich. Cajhp After a enacted and Risen Immediate Pffrft «uch an education and such (raining' dutlcs ni nigiitwatd) In this city, twenty girl* during tlu- winter an enthusiastic greeting a: it* first their group * appreciation of the arrangement was concluded for hav­ at the present session of the state “ required now toqualify u person nBturally quite accustomed to I months arc to be erected at Camp, public concert at Central auditor-' work they had done throughout the Two Weeks' Training ing these veterans as guests of the legislature. The opening ot the gen-;for teaching. surprises. But*he received one the'Kltanntwa. which will be as cam- ium here Thursday*, evenriig. Great;)*’"’' Barry county’s Civilian Conserva- club.** *’. " eral fishing season on June 25, and' Governor Comstock has been con-. O.llor mght that wan really and;pletc and. permanent as the Faun-’surprise was expreawd at the qual-, MU* Roberta Hershey, Specialist tion Corps quota of forty-two men notartan Ray Branch, who waa re* the fact that the new Jaw requlrea!! Fl,,frln8 this situation. a» have alM> ‘trujy unexpected. jdation's camp at Pine lake, which hty of music produced by this or- ln Nutrition. Michigan State Col* went Saturday afternoon to Camp *ponslble for the invitation to them. ALL residents of thc state OVER 18 niany members'of lhe legislature. It j One nl hte duties is to tn' the lias had nation-wide recognition ! ganization which ha* onlv practiced 1*9*. reimrted on thn year's work. nu.. uuinu.i uiv v»r-n io ' .................. .......... ......... .... .. vne oi nis an lies is io try inc iu»u ivimiuuu.i. ganiaillun »mcn nas oniv praciiccu YEARS OF AGE. who may wish b believed that irotn ,nl rear Jxnd 'together Tl» from the tin- sales .sales tax. lax. fn fnml jmd slde side doors of Mores stores • suice its erection. ’ togethsr for about two months <• T»w exhibits put on by the 29 lo- Custer, going in a special car on the mentioned thiVfact that, tor several K. & S. ' years, the Lions Club of which ho to fish, license, coating' Wj»hlch ta1 niannrd planned m to tak» take Mrcare nf of u> ....... -------- *»._ I! — - • expected ■ -group* —----------—•---- •<— C. Flrh n.h to ,n buy X.,.. a - --------------wiiirh i= fchether thcy haVC....... lelt..*_Up tu **_. February, the Foundation Thc.<e an cai were very interesting Foundation: Three who who expected an amateuramateurcm were--------very ’v-one men anolied E for h>ri lm>n LESS a mrmhrr hut .tai .»> b,. — endures elurflyi«n* «'ulgroup* Imlrucl:..Eirry interesting rxhibli ret tati^l u hwn tn the cents, good for tiie calendar year.: bUt« expense*, enough money may 'unlocked or not. He was performingihad concentrated somewhat on a i.h — ------ -- io •«— inan<M>w. -wv-rv ■ ■ makes this news letter* from thc ,x' ’■‘•‘‘Ha’d to I hut ten or possibly!. this duty, on the north side of stale i projfram for boys, but t;- tru‘conservation department <>f Special f>K«*n million dollars ran lie spared Street, when he came Ur the Daw - j sfwcial interest in the Camp 1 । xsirxsrviaxs; “*,h £ Interest to our readers It will be!lo schools whose wink .will lx* ic,n building, which is undergoing i Girls organization mid. ™v ------- —-.— — — -------ovwc.o. rcounty. who were able to come. Adnoted that the wife nf a resident 11- ''■riondy curtailed by tiie tax llmi- rejxilrs. Trying thc front door he! that, in all girls whether members of amateurbh ebout the mannerin I to saywhich exhibit was best, but ccn*ee am be Lssucd a license, with- ’“tipn law. With the governor', ap- found it open. m> lie thought lie girls’ organisations or unidentified;which tjic hows of tiie stringed in- those from Barryville, Nashville, The examinations began at seven- dressing the three Mr. Branch said out additional change, permitting Pro'al h*s been introduced in would step Inside to make sure that with any organisation, the scope of uruments moved back and forth in, Welcome and Hastings called forth thirty Saturday morning in thc that he was happy that be had had. High school gym with CaptattrTr-e<the pleasure of welcoming Civil war her to fish Every person interested, (Continued oji page four) everytidng wa.v all o. K. Of course, the 'Foundation's child health pro-1 uni.son nor tho fine Wending ol« great clou) of comment. Beck of the United States Army In veterans each year since thc Idea in fishing should read the following: i ~ *** Clarence couldn't know thatthe j gram is being materially enlarged, as; tone# produced under tile leadership! One group exhibit, the "Home of charge. Assisting him were 1st. Lt. /.riglnated in the Lions Club in IM7. Official New. Leiter. I YOU HEED NOT BE floor of the building had been re- can be seen. of Conductor Bifirno. thc Good Fairies." was made of gra- C. E- Hyatt, Inf. Rr.s. Adininlstra- He cxpres.*cd his heartfelt wixli that but It had been, and when Tin1 Camp Fire Girls' camp at; jn sj)|te of the fact that the pro-!ham crackers, rahlns, oranges ami live; Dr. George Lockwood. Dentist; the veterans might enjoy this meetashamed of them nowI inov'eti, he stepped inside continued head Clear lake was established ■d in 1928. gram grain was rather long, the nuuucians musician:.! many many nhealthful iuintui tooaji. foods, wnne while ngnt right , , .. ,. p , vf.diral Re- mir ih»- iii»k- .ua General Rod License. This action, over heels down into I Ke basement. Considerable financial .asslrtaxwe »«, the atUr.tiun of their .-.tidler.cc :!»xt 1= another group showed a,™ or, •" Uta coming after the signing of the taw i The City's Water Works Sta­ -He was Jarred and bruised up some, was given at the time, but not ,to the very end and thc applau.se . person walking down a road of cof- nation*; Drs Guy C. Keller. Harris; $lon were sung by the club, led by by thc Governor, was based upon । tion and Grounds Great­ Jbut fortunately escaixxi any serious! enough to cover all the cost, so the that greeted the concluding slnitns tee. and other questionable foods Woodburne and H. A. Adrounie: L. Mort Townsend. A feeling and timely an opinion of the Attorney General, i injury. It was an experience he! property had to be mortgaged. Each Of Massenet's “Scenes Pittotevque", to a well nik-d graveyard, , R. Glasgow, chairman non-employ««ik an the debt thc country awra ly — Improved Previously, rrvviousty. lhe ine Department of or «----------domn'l care to repeal, however l.vear since 1928 girls have held wax jn.t fls enthusiastic as that- Fortune tellers. heaUhscnresedl-' ment committee; Benj. Adcock. 126th the Civil war soldiers was given by Conservation had been instructed to Time way—and not long ago—when -------------- v-o-*---------------'doughnut sales and have sponsored which was given to the opening . ble weeds, diets for t lie entire famInfantry. Duane Miller. Charles Rotarian John C. Kctcbam. apply the new license fee of fifty one wishing to take a friend not the HOMF. LUMBER CO. I other projects and earned enough number. Hie lovely vLuatspiel Over-lily and tonics of olden days were Thuston, LaVcnie Weaver and Rev. L. I* Dewey was the speaker cents only to trout fishci fkheimen ANNOUNCES NEW PAINT, men during acquainted with Hastings to show PAINT. iI money to pay the interest but not ture " itail all on display. Royal Hayes —------------------------------------.K-...» . . — ------ - • the debt. The; Notappeared an inferior number Mrs. Alma Fingleton. countyacting chair­ as clerks. Visit- and honor,guest. He gave a wry the 1933 sen.M>n. HoiVever. under the places of thj:---------city would not think A ncw (lf.ui-fc palnt >jI10wn by. the. the principal of inferior number ' Mrs. Almaappeared Flngkton. county chalring Reserve officers who assisted intiTcsting talk on the causes which present ruling every resident of the;of escortingfhim to our waterworks'trad(, n£une of ■■Dotibkquick.’' is an-1 (Continued on page six* ion the program. Each was a classic man. wax in charge of thn afternoon were Capt. U S. Acker. Infantry, 1st. led Jo the Civil war. Al the begtnstate over 18 years ot age must pos-1 station. Is was dark and dingy nnuncc(1 on another page of this ' ;--------------- -------------------I that required careful preparation I program .Lloyd Shafer. Burry, Lt. Wm. S- Dale. Inf., 1st. Lt. Earl nlog of our hbftory M a cation $e» a license to fish lor any spedes,and. except in the pump room, was; k. Banner by the Home Lumber MANY PFDPI F TRADE for rendering properly. The number;. I County Scout Executive, led in the C Packer, Inf . Lt. A. P Jonta-George Washington had expressed in the inland waters. anything but an inviting ptace Tlie ^^ Xs "iv TMs te a product MAN T rtUrLt 1 ttAUt presented also represented a wide peppy session of community sing­ Medical Administrative, Lt. Dale K. doubt as io the right ot tins country However, according tv Director,"Id steam plant used lots of coaliot th<f J(,weI pnlnl Ca I /»T I. A. ------- ------------------------AT J. C. DCMNCV PENNEY CT STORE range in variety Following is thc ing and Rev L. L Dewey pave the .„vno,„«,> Rea) clever e»W plays „<.>■, were _«»!*.!£ ST Oewgc R Hogarth. It will take sey-.^’d tho meansJota t»f din ;.ind lt u cJalnwd to dry duftl frcc. tn! ----------complete prejtra’m: invocation; Coast Artillery actcr of our libtltutlons. But nothpresented by the Woodland and Kv-,® era! days to get the license forms in 8I™». f ho”18 and hnvc a covering ca- Biff Merchandising Event of Part I (Orchestra): . Corps all 011 of ol Kalamazoo, and Lt. ing wai done about it then. The tothe hands of tho Dcixirtnients 1.800 trie pumping equipment there h“S. j <00 two coats: QonBr.„„v,ir> A»-trair.o nffnrorl Lustspiel Overture by Keler Beta; ing groups. Musical numbers were Cotos dealer, and it wtil be wane time .been a ^*d Improvement in the to onf s Seasonable Articles Offered Ilnmiin‘c ls No by Rim- given by Roy Cordes of Hastings David B Kilpatrick. Infantry', of sue. however, wax more sharply , Woodland. drawn ty the early years of the !»th before thc new requirements will ptant. A new and conveniently ar- pec.aUon_ thll u ft moderately at Economy Prices sky-Korrakow; Del-Rio, March, by and Miss Alice Mohler of Middle­ Captain Beck reported having re- century, especially in 1820 when the become generally known. j pr«?m hxs been con-jI)rired p^t. nl(. Lumber Co.; Many articles of seasonable value AA. w vv. Hughes; rtugne.s; Golden uoiucii Gate, vjuir, c.i- ville .and the Woodland ladles' qttar- celved splendid co-operation in Has-1 Missouri Compromise was being disThe opening of the general fishing °*d »e ' , wUI bo pleased to Interview you * £lng offXd M real economy 1 'price ,rlrr by ,.... by Welle*!. Wellesley; M'“1Ca£fJ«n«_/1 ’’ Rx-Con.tre^mDn John C Kelch- tings’and Barry county. Thz The ~ men 'cusaed !" In congress. Fur wine time season.June been .NV*, set ua. as. LIIC thc । --been nlK)ul your। alnL problem Read : nrices aAhe J C Penney Co store .Tschnikow.'ky; Mercedes Habanera. wut.v 3&lhhas LAVI, -- »putIniflnc .... ........... condition.Jbe-old .......... ..... _ “ Con«reA*nwn John c.-Ketch* cwttar for two*IC was ttw uraclice i*nt itie., rtntn .hm .trirr .. ’’— .. , 1 .c’ ’, -nnc- ,w' ’ ’ onus 14 bv Lamonaca nu’ gave a most Interesting short will be al Camp Custer for two‘it was the practice tn admitting new MilfeH, .t>« .nt-u-A.. .More ! coni “■' sited tind uarage have been S'? tl«f---------------------’.nn<»inSnn>t’.. uta wert. weeks and then seat to one of the states, to admit one stave stata and ment of the general rod license pro- I forB down, and the plant has bc§n It -Solo Bumble Num- IM U WM. > bn>«M out that reforestation camps' In Michigan one non-alave state nt a time, so nounrement telling of-the new the only bill b^armg an approprtavisions will go into effect. i re-roofed and repainted. In addlREMOVAL NOTICE. M None of jhe neatly 5.000 Civilian tlist neither side could Imre on Sd“The Department intends to be a* tion Inc grounds hove been graded i to announce that the bar- wir^m^aiShe/pie S’thto^k'i> Violin Solo. "ObertaW by Vein-1 «on for nwney to P*_-k the U 8. >.' Coniervation Corps, recruits now In vantage. considerate as possible." Director' Bnd landscaped and a nice town has ber shop formerly known ars the Banner p^hw.OTe^dJra of 7hta:«»sk‘-»’o*'‘rd CrrM- concert mm.-j Home of Representatives on •the ut rumn b*-xe-nt The feeling against slavery grew unanimous C<m«nt consent calendar caicnaar was traiHinv ««»>ning at Camp muter CusUcj will will be sent Hogarth said, "but we expect that, been made. !"Curley Shop” will be moved across; wi*r irt?ftad^t t<J tiS" odvaro-i" <* Uw Hastings Symphony Or- 1 uiianlmous Ih» bill i..n introduced Frirnrtnn «! tbr for- — Extension to P“c)nc fP®8* ,or ««., <luty ... ?*.' stronger And stronger In the north. (Continued on page six, — 'r..r everyone will have purchased his or Ollc can hardly believe his eyes|t)Ie 5treet to The Dawsen building, tag? to SJTthe pXSXE id-l .... . . . Hru.nl CniNtAtc than* ’ rianitt nrttcIslN her license before the fishing aea-|Whc’1 he vislte the waterworksiP.cond dcor eot of Church street **r of the the House House agreeing agreilii- that that ttys this was was ,uvt' lx?cn advised. Previous order* staves snd if poMlbie. exteitd slave jol son opens in earnest June 25th. We building now and oontraste It with.on lhe jrorpi *ide of State. We will vertising. Courteous salespeople, a:I NOTICE OF ANNUAL worth while way to spend '"r trsiafir of about 4 000 of thr hoMlng territory grew in the wut*. consider this policy only fair since i n'e conditions existing when ti)'* be open and ready for business Mon­ fine stock of merchandise attruc-j SCHOOL MEETING. a “ most most worth while to iDcnd y midwav Iherefo^S men to the state, of WashinjrUu. The inevitabta bappj^ when i lively displayed make this store a I in spite.of much publicity it will i w»* operated by steam, it Is day Junc 5lb I Tne Annual Meet Ing of the School j'towed this approbation bill pa*- and Oregon were countermanded in m Lincoln wy mrnte popular place la Hastings. take several weeks to have the newjcaily a beautiful place npw and will -—Adv. Maude Schomp. Pirtrict of Hie City of Hastings., for > rage without a duuenting vote. Mr. » telegram received Saturday from dent. He declared that no MUM provisions of this law generally become mare beautiful ad the sfirtib-------------- ‘ , ANNUAL --------MEETING. ---- ------------------- --1■the electionTol -----------------------------for Ketcham spoke oT In” Interest in Major General Frank Parker, cran- eon exist half slave and blimschool.officers and familiar to lhe hundreds of thou- bery trows and the towns improve.] GRADUATES WITH HONORS. The annual meeting of the stock* -the transaction ot -such other buslth rofJt B ; lrr .. counly ant « ex . mander of the Sixth Corps arcs, in and had denounced human glWgg (Continued on page five. One need not be ashamed to take Miss Katherine Giddings of this holden <J the Hartings Building nesk as may towfUUy come before it. tirf^d u,r d, .1?r hist it nitaht con- Ctucjigo The boys will wort in •• indetcruibto ta «_ r»puH$gJI>l$ ------ —- —------ -| «ny visitor to the waterworks plant clty graduates with high honors c.muwnted vr* favor- Michigan own- When ........ .1 camps It (I was also an- «w --------- ~ he wm Otorabd te NOTICE TO BAND MEMBERS. |any more. It is a model of con-: trOni W 8. T. C. this June She was and Lost. Association will ta- held will b- !. Id at the Hastings Central ‘Unuc ... __ «... .... _ u ।rm -hnt. an iv. i • ,,,, stAndir .tiu,r . . . ... •».», n., i . a ni me tveoiiiency. uw iK-unixd that the two companies of preolijvncy, liie emnn touia Band concert on court house lawn venience and well adapted for the pledged to the Beta Iota Chapter of on Tuesday, Jtaw»«. 1933. at the of- School auditorium on Monday. June : rCtmtlnued on page six> the C. C C. requested for reforest*- that event as M Wednesday night. Practice Tuesday usea to which It is being put. Quire Kapiia Delta PI. a national honor­ flee in the Stebbins Building Polls'12. 1933. at 8:00 o'clock P.-M. cast-! must bo alxdu j I (Continued on page seven > night at usual place.. All band extensive relinks have bean made on ltry society. Her many friends wish will be opan-from 7:30 until 9:00• cm standard time 1 Dater this 29th day of May. 1933.; BALLGAME­ members «!«-«* plausc »n go ■, at nn«« once tn to Um. Lair.-:, t>u> tilt* plant without borrowing a dd«ld-,, |iwr every success succeu P. M. -nwmh0r« , -O. r.a----------DANCE.s ' C. W. Wesplnter. Dowling vs. Baitlq Crock Gas co.. 7I..O. ----------. ble * Doylev or T. 8. Baird'a doth-Jak. for it* earnings leave a margin 1 ------ ---------Chas. 8. Potts. Pres. Secretary Board of Education, at VickeryX Clear lake, Sunday.! Saturday night. Carp's orchestra. Ing stores for measuremenu for, that can be used for such ImproveSUFFER. i Albert JL Carveth, Sec.-Treas. —Adv. Adv. -Adv. June 7. June 4.—Adv. ■ 1I — trousers. Order of Committee. 1 menu when necessary. I AC O. A. R. hall, June 3.—Adv. —Adv. 5-31. PART OF SALES TAX TO AID THE SCHOOLS BIG HELP FOR G RLS OF BARRY COUNTY 11 WOMEN PRESENT FISHERMEN WLl 8E NTERESTEDI SYMPHONY PROGRAM SCORES SUCCESS FOMO GO TO GIMP CUSTER �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY 31. 1S33 W«ESSOF REV. fl. GELLER । We believe there has never been power, to that when he meets a sitj given a more helpful Baccalaureate nation with poMibillUea of harm lie EXPLi|DEADOFMUCATION 'aermqn than that by Fr. Oeller. He will say within himself: "I must. I expressed Ills pleasure In being can. I will do right." asked to give the address and had We hear a great deal in these cheerfully responded, because lie fell daya about "Safety First.” but that Rutland Cemetery Circle will at St. Hose Commencej that his life was given him to help expression Li commonly used re­ meet with Susie Phillip* Wednes­ ......» a..... l__ vi-i,. I young people warding possible Injury to the ti12»^ “bybody bn5’ STATE ATTY. OENERAL S DISC0VEB BODY OF AGED day P M . June 7. MN UAVN A TALK THAT Education, he said, t* the training We should be g: . t;. 1 A marriage license has been ta­ -------------------------------------0, our p1)Jslca]. menU1 and “Safety HftU idea in our living DEPT. MAKES THOROUGH were■ held in St Ro*e church Frl-1 med to Mcfi»- MHllrou*. aged 30. of “* MAN FLOATING IN CANNOT FAIL TO BE ipirltual. it should begin at the v,e lhi.nk b?for^ acl' Doiiter and Mis* Hilda Miller. 20. of .EXAMINATION day night, when the seven gradu­ HELPFUL cradle In Hu- home and should fol- »e *haU develop the fundamenta BULLHEAD LAKE Shelbyville. ate* of St. Rose apiiearcd on Hie _____ .low through’the ehurch, the school duality of prudeitre. The people of I Miss Ruth Tabberer ol Freeport 'and into the practical affaire of America and of the world are tuthJllfllflfnAV^ACTCDUnnM “ery <,*> UZe The Ideal filnm £-• - ....... I* one of the graduates from lhe PROVED TO BE WILevery day life. The ideal fitness for f'rt”« ««»“. »*«•«* «d'Taylor University at Upland. Hi----------------------HIM SUNDAY AFTERNOON life te * sound, healthy mind in a,*Prv«d l«jk *>' prudent thinking and CEI VER AND ATTY. SIGLER Wil! not repeat it now. but will only SON. GOODENOUGH diana Commencement ta^Jqne 7th. . say that । ’■ ’ the exercise* were credit----------- . found, healthy body; the ability to »«““< , nu! 18 uhv w* havc Uu‘ .... -----Water* Clothe* Shop Is adverttar to the claa» and to the school Atty, for Depositors' Comable Baccalaureate Address Watf “*** th e mind in me the, —- ------me uuiiu and auu the lira will ill . , ... Had Been Milstag From His !"*■'tte “t“k >“»• Sunday night Hie regular com ­ proper direction mittee Compliments Mr. " Given in Central School * * of’ one', life. '** In an The next quality that every youw , _. b, **>' in HU* week* Banner Till* store mencement exercises were held .in understanding o< the'truth and of the J*™"' «*«" d develop u Justfce The Rooming Place for Over ' ~ always luo. good' value* to offer. and Mr. — Sigler -Finley -.-j — --------o._. St. Ro*e church Ttic seven meniworld and our own part in it. Tlu•-fundamental ।of a I fe of Justi ca’lx t . ■ » ? Auditorium I Iron* lie A: Michael will continue Two Weeks Is Report A11 invesUgation Iff the receiver- J*,r.3 of ,h* pment w. mind should be trained ip In forming forming Kn know God.- lnr the *" Author ot “ all “ th-on Th* Ra/vai.nr,.-. orvtr. wi.. mi “11#*» UI “W;■ 'll»ir sale ol Ladles' and Muse* _ nd j should be trained .... .... ..... . . .. ntirl°w uoaritlmW*“ .luiiilil ship, of the Nashville State Bank fodor.’, Mlsse* — Dorothy --------Huver. -------Wednesday afternoon of last-week hat* Prices 59c. Me. Il B«. Thursday. new in the Centra! school auditor- . .. . tr lni.._ *a Brral tore ounwlve*. We Una Coecarelll, Mnrse’U " Gog- •two young men, Flqyd Haley and.‘Friday and'Saturday in their prek— .«..... ... are — taught to ... do --.»»» conmiciea at me the omces offices oi of rnc tlir Johnlnr — — Hun Sunday- afternoon at four the will need training, .A 8great .r5“! .„,i .« i,— - . was'conducted LUUan- Smith. philosopher *ald. Hiat .that, and to tow our neighbor a* tmnk' In Nashville undcT the direc- 8,n*- Mary Miller. —----------— Albert Clifford of thta c.ty. were <nt location. Loppen thien Dept o'clock, with Mr. Herbert Rein­ Greek ..,.u Lconarda Trelb. .......... . .nnr.il uuum’su Store.—Adv. "training of the intellect without!ounelve* If a young. person doe* tlon ul ttw. mionjey general s dr- Alice LyBarkcr and hunting mtuhrooin* near Bullhead hardt tn charge of the exercise*, training of tiie will U like putting lake, just just south south nf nt Hie Hie city city limit* limits. a 001’love *w....... - despite -nV church church wm wm packed packed and the thr lake, i—.... —__ _ i--—a.nauuua u* -m la nw uuimii* - - ---hu“ bcUrr ■ . . ..... •" ' his. — . :MUtmcnl on Friday" May 26ih Mr The The Hasting* Cut Rate Shoe Store “ -"nrt ,n h“ ‘- Leo F Moriarty. MMstant attorney «ercl*e* were In keeping wlUi thc They had-been Uwre far the same ui» oneruxg offering .urpnaing surprising .nd and attractive attractive' ro me strain* of a procesxonal —. Father Of our country *trr-*<-d *ld nt>‘ 8#‘ vrr> ,ar H0 stated that general, represented hl* deportmentJJnw' *nd place. The address wa* purpose Hie Sunday lx-tore, but did t,x>iwrar value* and lias an an­ march by the High school Orches­ ,hc w'Siv'uilL' nw-lKx t’ »« .1.»« urn. . .uijem In ih. and iho.f who were there were lm® l ' cn , b £ Reverend Father N. Marnot then -er anything unusual This nQuncNnfnt on’annChertoite of Hu* tra, directed by Mr. Weiley l*>gan. Ferri* Institute at Big Rapid. He pressed with lhe fairness displayed ul K8tema*oo and «eI forth the time they saw the body of a man. of u,c iuoim t telling of a few remembered the earnest words o! by Mr Moriarty in performing hl* ftonian Catholic church's idea uf rd- fare down. Uoaling on tiie water 0; the >,|x-ci«l numbers Tills is a place* in the auditorium . u.l iiitcsiiKuuun „„«iiSb«n .““d“ »............ 1.1.1...x. u; . TW >».t -•••■ ...a ».« .> toi the late Senator Ferris, who would au!.., U^hol. iiiruuaiioui me . ‘ .«' - -“»* . ............ - -«« - -. -----£...,.1 _” There followed Hie singing of two w“h Mld speaker,■»ay to Hie *tudent*- If you are UH«". ........ time ..... .I-,...- levs Lord b'lllds he ’ellOUCh Mt- that that it it was was ready reailv a.. C(Mt II-AWI*. ai, u/w For some past complaint* e-J. .tiie ,ht Lord buiw» tlir th» house hc •“Wgh to to see hymns, in which all joined ted by n,an «*n praise or defy God The wrong yourselves, yvu know you are have been made about the manner bu,lds *n v*ln who build* it He human body, then hurried to tiie ________ , , ,_________ Principal W T. Wallace future of every member of the clas., in bad company ‘ Justice of courx.in Which Hie receivership has been tliat the Roman Catholic nearest telephone and notified the nCLinUCTDATC IDDI ^A feeling invocaUon was giuu*--by light um- of hu will Youna'neotile iincludes honesty and square dealing VVIIUUVIVU conducted Ubvj mt Mr rxlWBJO Edward o B Finley ,dw,* 1,1 " •proper for a sheriff of thev had found. .. I*. 1 V UElYlUNo I nA 11 Innl— ■education ——--.......... — what ...... -----------------.— .......... ■ _ . . ..... _., . . , muey. ' ' rhlld -I. th.. .. . f.m ,ia ... Sw.... . K.. . ... X.. Sa. , .... m —• • — ■ ....... ....<_ Two appropriate local selection* are cnUcteed « gorxi deal ■thcsc days. y°ur neighbor , ’.»«h Jr BIld otheis fontlcclM1 Buh n, chl,d u 11 ‘houW h“‘,‘ 1!“''*'’ to ,hc b dv GATION METHODS JUNE 2 ......................... but The’wraiir'beiiewdThat "r^i Tbe ““ fundamental is foctl- admtnlslratlbn H was these com- ‘*’1" »’«* •«*» tnd «» ‘I* enurch Ooodenouxh. agv 74 whore-wife died June 4 were beautifully rendered by the K"’ K*"*"” time WC snourn live oraveiy. im - plaint* that caused the inse*tiga- TtM! f“‘hoiic church, he declared, several year* ago He had been in „r ** o High School Girls Glee Club under parent* for neglect of the essential' lAcuities Trying.u.« , tion. -ri.The proceedings started — early ncullU‘* come c0,n*‘ to all a11 of us Trvliw «. *'*» always stood for education. The ing lor some time with Charli* Ucorge Ainniunuaon ol M. S. the direction of Mi*s,Hunter. mu*ic things wm will nice. meet — u*. — but........... if one the forenoon allu and mnieu lasted muni must ui of •tt nlverslties of the old 0. Will Be at Ralph Peniiuiws . shall, ,n ulc - ” ; 1 “— ... — — world. Perkin* of this city supervisor. Then followed the Bac­ trainina™of their children I • -.-r f?—tu-dc. a strong inner 1U.- »«■ ,,lr larger ones in thh Um. ■!»>■ <U). Mr Mr nnrc Mortartv bn»«lii brought .Uh with "ml many of Hie The test tune Mr Goodenougii Psr„, . p m calaureate address by ----Rev.---------Father the really imiMirtant ■worth-while conviction >...... OTtfiel. ...___ . muntrv —------ --- — —— -• — convictioninresting ut>onrf.-***-* a rnre hhn Mr. Vincent an... expert• country have been built by and con- was se<‘n nine was two weeks ago1 iiuvk ruriu in r. m. Bernard Geller of St Rose church. Hung* of life come to u* through our foundation that God is in hi* life on bank problems bookkeeping ducted by Hie church Ife declared Friday night, when lie came into Si , George Ammund*on. Agricultural and the benediction by Rev. I* L choices. Every young person should one fan f4Ce opposition and tnab tU-; Mr Cha* O Ball, a former Diat Catholic* have nothing to fear Mead s place He was then acting Engineering Specialist. Michigan V***? be taught lhe cultivation of will bravely Mate bank examiner and now em- fron’ thc development* of aciener peculiar, but was not botete-eou*. HvStateCidlrgr.wllldcinnnstratelrri................... ' ; The next great virtue for every plomf j« thr attornev general's dr- or lht' art*- T,ll> f*»ur Hu- dis- evidently went out of tiie back door gallon method* on thr farm of voung perron Is temperance. By that partment of the state a* nn expert -emination of established truth “nd tn some manner stumbled and Rulpli Pennock, one and one-hall the speaker said lit meant nuMiera- m bank investigations etc ’ and Mr Father Markey emphasised the fell and* wus unable to tn up again, mile* south ot Nashville on Friday tion in life No pen«n can have ■ * ----------- -- ----- -- * *----- Ingram, fur tlw- ptirpMe of cotnpli- (ac* ,n l,Uj niakmg otu sue- Ar about eleven c-’clook »* Mr Mnid uHVrimon. Jtuie 2nd. ------- -•-— diffr-reverything he wishes and live suc­ ing copies of records and other data cesstul life much more is reeded «a* preparing to ctase up. he «•-- ' »•- *Animunfix.il will show cessfully. Wi sliould be moderate and Information necessary to make llUin ‘ruining of tltr mind We ure l*d lhe of rear deor-wmi ■ l».'out andofMzc* pump* that ..................... report. . getting *urtlhig confirmation o! Ooodenmq^ lying In H* all.-y Hr cun lx- used for Irrigation purpraea in our choices and in our actionj. u report. bank depositor*' i*ld-—ln — ^'u' f*E*d “:‘<l wHb h** as>ret «nt He Millions of people are suffering to-- Tiie The local loca. LuJ wi*...... comwin- t,ul -—- lru‘h' -,w ---------— -— • —.will — demonstrate thc urt ut the •> .. d....i..a by i.v Mr. ci- Fred * wuve that has’ bec been swi-cuiiu: ’our laid Hie tile man on the th- .‘'loiliint n a canvas ...mu, boae which allow* for o.. day because they failed to use mod- rniltee was teprenenud “ve lh “l ha h swrcping loping cellar re* Anderson ■-r:,on <>f of country, country, with with thc thc avrtwga ave rage age age or of;•>' door M|r back back of of his his place place Goodenough GoodeiM.ugli irrigation img»tion by by seepage seepage from from thr thr iu»ahow ‘ eration ind self control. They White, and Mr. Arthur At "WAere Better Foodt Cott Lut" Evcry coiici-iveabk* col­ ittoiiu wanted IhiitS*. bought them when Lansing upia-arcd as al.. —..,v for .... the criminal reduced from 40 to 2u »'»' breathing regularly, but was Charts and tables will be on display i Ji-' they couldn't pay for them; and I thc committee. Mr. EdwnrdHJ Fin- years It is notoriously true that, apparently dead to the world. Mr showing Hie value <>( irrigation Phone 2272 Hastings, Mich. or combinution and when the inevitable came they have Icy. Jr. as receiver of thc bank, was ‘ lhe leaders in crime have no* been Mend then notified tho nightwatch,through Hr past wveral yearx by iuredity. Kail Mudge who was qctin; far, Everyone l» cordially invited to plain colors. suffeted. We need common sense represented by hl-, attorney, Kim Sig- drawn - - into cnmmalUy Thc prow- NisUDKaich Shultz, who had bren attendand moderation and. to apply Hum <r Mr William Smith, the official l^'erty and llUter onut reixiner ui inu juaiciai uis....... --------— F“ -’ k county. 11Inittred'in an itCcfdent am i wm un., Mi.-P'-niwrakn farm ts~x romblhiiin every' day life. court reporter of this judicial dis- r-llll,1k attorney of ‘** ■n/wpl "' ■* ------------------. ... Hn/rf. I1. . esM-ntial if one trict. was nreami- liu-ouglwail thr Ursius.-ln which i- -Hu«<rd tnr grraV’’'*>fe to-dp ri'M-rapfi.arework. The Uon of up-land and muck sills, of n» hl* 111r.11 life It i- any dav ano and coox took complete minutes of cf Chicago, bus recently dr- muhtwatch was making his rounds growing onions, beets, cabbage and ]1» Ib'nialie a sticcrs*i" oi - -acquired - <in The entire proceedings.■ that crime today is largely ««“.! •--------------planned to,return as won as w he up-land '.not an accident. It I-hot fetared — ------- .crop*. This farm will la.. ................ -• •“ ..... .. rec — what hr -- .1 very >«>■ ;. tert pu» to d.mo.ou.u, a moment It is a growth—someMr. Moriarty ret his experts at-1*11'’ "• 11• lack °* projwr training of rt, 'd* would then thing wr build day by day. The e«-, work soon after their arrival, check- 0,0 "t’1 of >ouh« »lp» -md women fO'tld do tor ctoodftwugh It wm irrigaUun 'rential thing in tfw building ofr mg over the book* and record.* of The speaker did not hesitate to <•»«« HnK-quarter* of an hoftTbit-; character is to hare a strong will, the receivership He then called up,h“'- *«•*»» Judgment, thc edu- ■'[ " Mr Mudge «nv to the lone Hut will face life braAely. one on Mr. White for a list of all corn- c“t‘n»“! system of this country six - J’lare when- Mead told him hr would lU'tinK* Camp Flip group* plan I that will say; "1 must. 1 can and I, plaints that he or thc depositors' cu*ll«-s in book knowledge but docs. {ll’d uoo-.enougii, but Ju- had van­ to hold n Grand Council Tire Wvdne.Mlay. June 7 nt thc lair ground*, will do right." bommltlce hud in regard to all «ol P«t the required enipiiMte ujxin ‘’•,’''d , i Father Geller cloreil by saying pluses of thc receivership and the character'training. By tiiat stateMr Perkins «a . r.ot surprised beginning promptly al 7:30. Breakfast Blend lb. 17c Day by Day Blend | that while we are tn OU* wolld tor action of thc bunk, it* offirei.-- and ,,1"nt ‘t* M»i<t he wns ndt criticising when Gcodrnough.did not come At this time tlw Camp Fin* rank* so thc mhixihx longing of directors, prior prior to hs its closing on juiv Julv the teachers but wJu-n he will be awarded. It lit expected that ri> short Mairi a time, iimr, yrb jrr me or luirciws. .............. ...........of . our puBHe jfbOois. •u’,w *««»«»' .......... night, ................... >-<e.ii ur nur own roqls. as well m tlw :evr- 2\ 1931. The fuels, figure.-., records ,,,r *-ur tow* torbid teaching God, ’■*»"“ "’“'i Saturday n'uht Ml*. Florence Craven, field ■abercI lotion given us from God Himself, uiid documenta were then carefully “l)d Christ arid turbid emphasis ”‘r JMirllU decki.-d, he would l>>ok 'lary “'J "i of name Battle vn-rg Cnefc council Council will be b«. »how — .... ...being. gone into, concerning each com- Upon Christian llvini; in our scliooU. ,l,r him. *o lie went to all the fdarr* pn-w-ni and aialst with thc cc-rcHui ae are immortal ‘‘w «‘y where he .thotiRht Good- [nuinie-. 1 and that the real self, the self «■ plaint The Inquiry was thorough He declared that God is the foun»i*.o.. datron «>f all law; so an educational ,!'<‘turh might be but couldn't lb-; Orf Saturday at 2 30 Hie Commit­ (should be cultivating here will live ui every respect At tlir conclusion of thr hearing that forbids the mention of c“1'' ''U'1 (Joodwiough ha* many tee of Awardn will meet glib who n*.n«. tbo much that wr siiould te-.giu'*- Mr. Moriarty dictated a statement Hl' h»mr or that of Hi> Hon and " latn.s in t|w-country Mr Perk- an: recommended for rank at the 1 Lb. Pkgall ot them but was un­ Lcgipn hn’.l on s church si ■ ing « Ute that will be 111 to live Ito Mr. White cou-rnu. thc invest:- D-rbid* ttaching young |.-rop!e to '*?* gallon. as follows . lo.'v God witn all the heart mid “''k' !1' ct'! trace of him. Hr; foiever. Thn.- fill lx a display of Hand neighbor as one's self fa c«-cn- "ohd'd tiie officer*, but they were Oruft work done by girts worKing "hi response to tlu- request of the p°p«1*r Brands Pk(. tlally locking in complciencw Buck ‘ inwbl,to locate him "• Perkin* ” __ _ . , ................ -.......... —' Mr . for Torrhbt-ariT'' Rank at the luill , CONSIDER THE PATIILNT your committee, through your­ did not know what had become of if all laws is God himself. d,d *' A * w tr. m Thurxfav till Saturday*. It i* self, and Mr Anderson, your at­ l A movement is on foot in Detroit Dupaco Toilet Rolls It is not enough io gtv) young ,u"‘ unnl hc *’** notified by the liojx-d that a claw of H will be torney. this.department lias gone and Wayne county ihat wr hepe and ot wliat Is right ‘ ,,trcr.. revrru,' days ];u.- wf the ready to receive tank id '1'uHdi: beheu will be fallowed throughout into and examined the condition people ua knowledge of School* should tcacli them to train n,,d,n * °f the body in Bullhead lake h, mbms .......... —- ........ —• ■""< beater, seven tn Social Lcadrmhip of.the Nashville State Bunk from Hie state. The Detroit and Wayne ,,!’w Oood-nciugh cm to the lake Unc in Music and six tn Hand Craft thc time the receiver was ap­ their will* *u that they will be dis. County Medical Society have decid-. ,,!>'*’**ry • He quite evidently I ’*’ pointed up to and including thc jicsed to do what b right and thus.' ; ed that they will adjust their PENNOCK HOSPITAL. • present date, and with iMMibly have the guidance and licip of th- 111,1 F° liu'1 ‘ There I- no reason to' i charges for Mvriccs to Hit means of of l.ud a* they go un mto foul pin \ no evidence of it.1. one exception, on which respond- Spirit i their patient#. ■ k.. ........ ............... .... . . . »n.| .11, ..r...-' . ..... ':sn .......... 10 indicate that the . - !ld Wl' Victor !*< orsburn. H;u— ble men might dstagrcc. wo find thr ,.!c world. t<> meet it* temptations I They are* paling th-ir action tm not to ‘ know , K,v ,,“'1 r’bwi io.ihc lake !inw-. Rout.- 5. that there can be no c*u*e for Ttay-*-• , ,nerd “'vu “ ,H only to no* what w““’ v Z...,;? . ’ b«’“«ht ; the recent report of thr results el a reasonable to believe that A son was born to Mr and Mrs complaint on the part of'any of l”. rlg, ‘* •nd- *hat• 1* wrong, but they if xi-m* |H.r|Xj, Fer Boiling I five year survey made by a commitSwiff. .rtrtxily Lb. OC the depositor;;.or any w of its r-urage- — t.» -• stand „ regained coirxiotr r,.- •, Arthur Keeler, 817 8 Washington. mina offiuni- as.ll-. !***«• .st th*,llr ............. ' tec composed of 48 physician*, pubPr.miun Lb. ...... ui-jFj.-n<n...ur wrnno....... -..-.I to ».s have »,.... the >>.. wandered •““"'1'0 <•ott and fell into the lake. «n May 25, errs against the wrong and i lie health iflAeers. PronomUts and n. .. Mr IW1 Mra Haro]d Burn The >.*_ lalo- *. I —i.- *hal!ow near tfie Wr find that Uuloan* to di'* “ ‘ “ » the rigid Thrfr representatives of various imtitii-, rector* and officer* were tar les* ufl‘ tiling- thut mukr Christian lornw quite d-<i; If a«tocnmiffh Icike Od<x-a nre the parents I ttons. . . boy born on^tay 28 U»n would reasonably be cxpi-ct-, ?,urac,cr. “,!<l emphasized । . This cwmniliw recommended that A daughter was bom to Mr cd. and that collections on stock 'P the L'atholm system of education. medical charge* sliould be based <>n Mrs Byi-Mi Payne. 7X1 E Clifton ansrMnicnts have been well atxr.e Catholies believe in educ. tion. Ihr,. the patient's ability to pay. with fndertaKer *uni. the average, the figure* showing are the .same as other ci'.levety possible effort made by doc-1 I 'Matter Rathen weight t*v >k car* of the badlv thM ot a iwasible wBeaafficnt of w!*'' , r llu’ *bl’Itort cf public dl tor. to re* Hut each Patient te-! Practically two-third* ' of the travels." aayx Hu- «cienti*t.,E»|wci d.v. A brief funeral Sto.nno.OO then- has already been ««>«’** but they go further and. at .cel vex Hie needl'd medical in vice d Thursday forenoon in -mbei, Of thr United States Scn- ily a mutter that hap|>cn.v to collected 154.00000 aitii great ’•“ertfice to themselves VI. *1a klk.l — uttcii. lt sie tn Middleville tvnwtcry. none of yinir businesy jie-slbility ci futther coi:cctrf>M l,” *e> maintain Catholic ,-crn»jl* in UNITED BRETHRE! HOLD .1 Adcock pRieuitiix । order to train children for Christian being made • Utte some tircutriManccs "We find that thc receiver. Mr living. Beef Kettle I Rev J I .Batdorff of Buntkld. Edward B Finley. Jr. had dis-, Tiie first purpox- in Catholic edu-J u. call for a coioncr'a inqin-st One ' presiding elder of Michigan Confercharged his.duties In a very cap­ ha* not yet |xtn ordrre'd, bur may cnce. will hbld the lut quarterly able and workmanlike manner to love and tn serve God* In add; be iHi ided on later if further Invratmeeting tor the conference year ui: Halting*, Michigan • Telephones 22-11•2557 and lie is to be commended iton they should b<- taught what sci ‘gallon Seems to Warrant such a Baltimore and Hasting* circuit- next therefor. We find further tfiat tfiat Mr Mr Kim Kim ?J 011 t,,e »«t. and truth; Saturday that and Sunday Hex Batdorff "We find futther ■ aril speak al Hie Hojie church on Sigler, attorney for the receiver. helpful to tin nt. Tr.cy shoi; PROGRAM W EEK OF JUNE A ANDREW ha? faithfully d;•charged his du- tauxht as well to deeply thc nnnd Saturday at 3 P M and on Sunday SUNDAY — MONDAY •tie* andaio criticism ot any kind ",,d. ’hint anti dcvei > the will’ what Is! Springs church Saturday and Sun­ /could b- offered by anyone who)!° 'eck after and f. lh Andrew a Geiger, aged fiS. day evening ut 7:30 o'clock. Large was conversant, with the facts r,*hl' * u li known in the northsurrounding Hie failure atm sub- There was a beautitu attendance te desired and anticipat­ requent activities of th-- N*a1,- . fittuic clotyig ot tiie exerrix-i »i-.h iIvhI tor nnny yexr*. died Sunday i ed AH focal church offiiv* are re­ In Hi* Lntcit Thriller tills- Start- Bank. Um marching out of the church U night nt in* liome in Carson City. quested to picaent written reporta at tills last mijeuiig ' A regards thi- activities of seven members of lhe cl^a*. turn'tiaving suffered a -n >ke Sunday! for ACID i ff;cct* and director.! of the bankV:!ad in white cap and gown ut-.d morning while conducting re-rvires! immediately preceding the cto*- riC“ *'nc prcccd.-j by .« lutl- girl;Uto Methodist church of which he Ly } Stomach! mg. we'find no . unwarranted berrying a beautiful bouquet of ffu-s - • •••— Special Extra— ■The council met Friday iP.ght and, ultl-.drawapi bv nhy ot thc offi- 'r’ Tne class went • > st Ho t fall ije W; a*K|e from adopting tin- budget for Laurel and Hardy in "Towed in a Hole" cer* or director.-. , clmoi where many at the.relative, .. next year, on " which *e comment . We further belicic that th- •’"■•d ten-nd. avietnblcd and contra’.- Stirvivin LATEST NEWS EVENTS d ■ o-lton' committee, headed by Uicm ~ ~. • daughter-, a brother. Sam ticiADULTS 33 CENTS CHILDREN IS CENTS yourself and Other* whom you . ■ i Qiumbv and * suter Mrs. n-prewnt. were earnest tn y ,;;I NOTED BIBLE TEACHink Yarger f>f Carlion. erty committee .. ■ dcurc to bring to light th- actual ER COMING HERE. uncial .-••nice- are bring held that land within the limits o! thc condition of affairs in the said TUESDAY “■ •' 't; A M. at Hie Carson I city donated fdt gardening purpose* bank and that it «as y church. shall be plowed. It takes dn|y about 3 min­ in nund tlvat you qsked R s Gtu-er »«,. highly regarded ute* for Bfoma-Rex. thc new. amination NVe believi • 1; '.Ik' Michigan Conf-rence and J il-r pruning deeper truths driirrtuv lasting antacid !Md held posiihins of trust in the li-rest- ol thr community anti tho^staff^M powder, to bring, you relict conference • will undoubtedly, quirt many of • ’ - - ■ from sumach ««mu<m. And bidder the nasty rumors winch have «x- . i'. • and ha* repitM iitcd n u.dely ita. relief is lasting, too' And Short Subjects ^-,Ten Cents to Everybody 010,1 B,'( 1 AGAIN L.tid m and around lhe village Bible conference at.d etangtluiie, DEATH OF A. I.. -dPOOR. WON ON FIRESTONE, For Bi*ma-Rcx acts tour cf Na*hvlll«- regardir.s the man­ On Tuesday of lax? wtekt Alfred L. i . । Andru* Sen ire. announces on anway* to give quick comfort. agement of Hie Nashvtlte State mretings Get Peptena. the sclentin'WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY Spoor age 79 for twenty years a ■ ’ Bank." He txtom * viifa of bwotingi.,other page of this week* Banner Hie iron and malt compound It It neutralizes excess acid; a’, lhe Baptist church on Sundayminting of (he Indianarxto auto­ enriches the blood—rebuilds' facts brought out further dis-. June 4 «t il o'clock continuing till mobile race ye.Ccrday on Fireatanr relieve* the stomach of gas; Pennock hospital f jilowing an ex- ,. The ; nerve tl**ue And it in»ooU«» l : r 11 a t e d mem­ tended illnes* Hr ha* been tn fail ip’ 'd .tnat Judge Bussell R. Me­ June nth He wiH give expciritMm tire*. Andru* Sernre t, rquinped to erraxes the appetite and aid* i. in whose court the receiver-. of jenpture- interpretation* of pro-: render a first cU-> tire repairTervbranes and aids digestion digestion You ton will ben­ was born at Mito and was uryr.ar- ithip I- pending, had acted very phecy and make an evangelistic ap-i.ec a* well a* earning a complete of food* moat likely to lerefit from It Pepcona is'sold jstock of Firertone tires Anyone inried Tiie only near »univ-.ng rela­ promptly upon All matter* coming 1*»1 ment Hisma-Rex is sold only at Rexali Drug Steres before him. and that full public Wevk night meetings begin at 7 30 ‘tcrc»ted in new ttre* will do well to tive is a twin brother. Burt of Ta ­ Get it today! - only al Rcxall Dtug jStored J call and talk over their tire prob­ coma. Washington Tiie funeral hcarmg* had been conducted upon Yuu will be cordially wecnmrel 4r> tt today! , tiie many questions arising in ref— ••• ■— jl'm* with Frank" Andrus bm first LATEST NEWS — CARTOON COMEDY I INI. SOAP BARG AIN . J read the announcement in ti.u uinducted by Rrv L crrncc to thc bank Mr Arthur Anderson, attorney for ADULTS U CENTS — CHILDREN 10 CENTS AT LyBARKER s STORE, sue. d|on Burial uaa in B A LyBtrker ha* taken advan’------ ♦♦ • i •praL-tevilk1 crmcte: a statement at the coucluiton of Ute lage of another one of Hkm: special < A WEI L SOAKBD HAT. FRIDAY — SATURDAY buying vpiwtuaitlc* and is offering T. 8 Baud. Hie clot hire, soaked to the public a weji known, nation-lune cf hl* i,ew imitation Panama Siglet arc concerned, allow me to, all. advcitiscd UMtet swp a*, un-.int. several day* in a tub ol water ----------Save with Safety t the Rexall Store , cumpltmciit then. very ..., lugiily on usually lew prices Every reader ol 'and if came out in fuu- ahape Many 717 So Hanoi el We . the uiannet fn which “ they ----- ’han-Hie Banner should read hl* surctei ‘ I 'kip.e saw this dcniunstration m 7. Good aitendauoe at runu S Evan,. Sec. 7 died tjja affairs of this bank ar.n^unctn^nt v«a on another pug* v* ot :u>ra cue v» of the wmuuw, windows <x of ms his store store ia*i last «-Att ot IXUydlvestlgauon and 1L» retult. this issue it*ue ot the Bunner, Banner. trlluu Celling *rck seek, it will inten**i Uilere»i von you t* to'call at ought losatlcfy Hie people of Nashabout this money saving event the store and Mat Hus hat. A man A German claim* that oy wearing Ville and Uie depositor of lhe bunk Every week Mr 1^ Barker lias a Lean slay out in the rain all day and wild pneumatic boot* lie will be Telephone 2131 Wet eliver Hastings, Mich. •htt the rtt’T’q^hip Im been c£Jt- special measaie to the public k’*- not injure his hat if be geu one f TEN CENTS TO EVERYBODY uiuliy and hon.-sUy conducted by the to lu* muciiaiuilx ?r «f huney like ihai Mr Baird lias a lucwtagcl ■ aid Hut'he Mr. Finlay and liu attorney-. Kin; mirj prices lie 1* quotum on n.ci- in tins wveit* Batuwr atxiut Hio*e iwhen he becanM engaaed and Sigler. .chandUe everybody Deeds. pe* bathing suite he has in stock. | walking on air. ^KTIGHTETHE NASHVILLE BANK TWO BOYS MAKE . , GRUESOME FIND LOCAL NEWS WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Swim Suits / SETS*•• For Men For Women For Girls For Boys For Little Tots ...... Prices in All Wool Fabric from Feldpausch’s Sugar 10,u- 49c Coffee Butter - 23c Another Shipment of White CAPS Sanforized TROUSERS ,k 27c Del Monte Minute Biscuit Macaroni Spaghetti Noodle* Cigarettes4 Tissue' up to $2.98 23c Sleeveless SWEATERS jqc If it isn’t good, WU do not carry it 19c 4 CHOICE MEATS Ham Ends RlbBeef WATERS W_ /C CLOTHES SHOP Veal Roast Loin Roast Pork R,b End Finest Bacon <*“•>«• Roasts 13c 10c 10c TI&ND THEATCF r • REBUILD HEALTH... STRENGTH * MINUTE RELIEF V RICHARD BARTHELMESS “Central Airport” WARREN WILLIAM “The Keyhole” this WAY/ Gene Raymond Loretta Young “The Zoo In Budapest” PEPTONA Bisma-Rex 50c BUCK JONES Carveth &r. Stebbins BARBARA WEEKS “The Forbidden Trail” �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY St IMJ Sporting Items companicd her- The funeral wa* j W. A. Spaulding of Wall lake held Saturday with burtal al Dowa- spent the week end at the farm, Bernice went with Mrs Bellinger to pot luck dinner, glue .and was attended by- John.Mn, Wilcox is home from the lake her farm in Alamo Saturday after-1 Tiie following Bradfield and Mr. and Mr*. Merle!now. noon. 'committee for w* Bradfield and Jack who remained I Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Scobey .spent ———• •• —----Ella Smith. Anna T over night and *pent Sunday in; the week end with lhe latter DOWLING CEMETERY CIRCLE. Trwvwr, Malli* Van 1 ’Dowagiac apd Kcrier. iter, Mr and Mrs. T. Tack. The Dowling Cemetery circle will ■ Warner.—Blanche F MILO; • Dr. Ernest Burnham of W. 8. T- CThe Home Literary (Jhib wa* rep- gave thc address . 'resented by thirteen members nt tlx Mrs. Bradfield was called to KaiKalamazoo County Federation «of amazoo Thursday erenina. on ac। which it u a part* Friday at Cli- count -.4 tlx fatal accident of her max. Seven were from this commun- hiuthind'* cousin, who wa* run over ity A gjod program was presented..by an automobile Her ruother ac- K.H.S.M1LEBSETS>E",,!,TSJ...... H STITE BKOBDi“N“’,!x,.E”"r k\ Women’* ’Kerchiefs lino Saturday, June 3 NELSON GARDNER BEATS , Hastings annual City Tennis ALL COMERS.AT THE Tournament will begin Sunday. June 1 4. and continue until July 4. accordM. 8. 0. MEET i irut to the official* in charge There will be senior single* and doublet, CLIPS TWO SECONDS ,1 Junior single* and doubles and this FROM PREVIOUS MARK X’r ,or ihe nnt Umr' ,‘n5t’‘11 dou’ ' T*1<‘ CU’f ha' PWChaWd tWO MW Blue and Gold Team Places tlnni» neti and the tehool one ao Sixth Among Twentythree court* will be available for PivA fl.i<nA|. Iiiraeilcr and play. rive scnoois । Thosc enterta< lhc senior singles ' Running in hl* lost ma).>r meet j will compete for the silver challenge for the HasUngs High school, Neldonated by tire Hasting* Ito.«o.rem, ■33 graduating da**, broke lhe ex- contestant* will play fur posre.Mion luting Michigan Claa* B record fur of a trophy donated by tiie Hasthe mile by two seconds at tlx .late Lions Club and won lost year lnter-*chola*tic track and flaUFwert l,v Lrma Bu&ii. Suitable awards will at M s C. Saturday Hi* time was “ » •* to winners of the dou4 minute*. 34 aiid 6 10 seconds. Thel**'* matches -- and]i Entries for the tournament close former record of 4 minute*. 36 . Saturday. June 3. and drawings will , be made that same evening. Tlia-e hading colleaiutc milers of thc, who have not yet registered siiould I-are tlxlr name, at Hodgea* Jewelry United States. Track cnache* ut the mee t were, store here Fnlry fee* have l*rn rtithusiaatlc about tiie jerfurmanc-, Mitetaiitlaily reduced this year. Gardner- flfrnrd in. His time wms, Twenty-five cent* includes the fee all thc more remarkable because of■ for both singles uikI double* while thc fact that a rain wax beating entry/to tlx mixed double* is 10c down during thc entire lime he was, extra Lunt year the fee was 25c for both singles.and double­ on tlx track Gardner not only brat each 1 Entries arc coming In fast. Mr. eveiylhing that Class B competition! had to otter but finished well uhi-tui। Hodges report*, with many new 1 name* on the list. of the best Class A runner a* well , All women and any boy who has Aside from interest in athletic*. Gardner has taken iwrt in just 1-. eligible for thr Junior tournament. about ax many different activities as is possible for one fellow to do All others come under the jxnior. Tie led Til* class in scholarship. is' rtawincatlon With three cotOts a l«-aijer of hf> Scout troop, was available and entries coining In fast, elected Scout mayor" of Hastings indications wr that the meet this during the recent drive, has taken part In dramatics. debating, tennis. most Interesting ever staged here ■ basket ball, was a member nf fac­ ility-student council, a president of LOCAL PYTHIANS PLAN the Hl-Y club, etc SUMMER MAT PROGRAM Thc brilliant performance turned in by Gardner at -Iornslng is apt to Tiie last indoor show to be held-by ■ overshadow the fact that the .Has­ ting* delegation finished sixth the ' Pythian* will take place this Tliursday at Castle H9II Fol­ among the twenty-five xcliools who week ' entered lowing that the shows will be held ut tix Fair Ground*. Wayne Snyder ran lhe 440-yurd wi-e|tiy ' dash in the best time he ever made Headlining thig week * bill will be to finish a close second His time Chief 1 War Eagle and Frank New-! was 52-1 seconds, good enough for port 1 ha* been selected to oppose an eosy first place in any ordinary Hie 1 Chief because of the rapid climb meet Huss Zerbcl leaped 20 feet. he I has been making in pro-circle* 4 and '. Inches in the broad Jump. This ' txiut promises plenty of action. | about the best performance hr has An old acquaintance ot Hastings ever made. but had to lx- satisfied fans I is Jimmy Muller who will’meet with third place. Tills distance the 1 fast Tommy Tasso in the send| I would ordinarily wm a first in any final. 1 'Class B competition in state . ... the -----------Four rounds ot boxing will ojww The relay team consisting of Ful- the ! bill. ler. Irr. Zerbel, Zcrbel, Lpchleitncr Lfchlcitncr and Snyder. Snyder, -------------< w » ■■ — Rot revenge on tlx rruck Grand WOODBURY NINE Huven team for u .defeat adminis­ tered at Grand Rapids last week by DEFEATS THORNAPPLE beating them out for second place at M. S C A fast, snappy game was pluyed Tiie Hastings track team this.year nt Thornapple lake on Decoration maintained the fast pace set by bth- IX>y txt wren Tliornapplc mid Wood* rr teams of Hie pa.-.t few years. Th.!’L~ birj ..... th* 1 on being -5 v.. t > ..0 ... tn IJttie-Seren championship was won favor of tlx latter Pitcher Gleason for the third successive year and in twirled for Woodbury and Card and addition Coach Hawthorne and his Smith lot' the Luke.boys __ meet Sunday, 4. Thornapple' proteges did not loee. a dual F —J ’ June ’ • the — during the season. (boys will cross bats with tiie Middle­ ------------- viile Independent* at Tlionwpple lake ground*. . M. S. C. FRO$H BEAT There team* are well matclicd and INDEPEhTOENTS IENTS 2—0 this should be a real ball game. No Score Made After Second HASTINGS K. OF P.’s Inning—Gama a Pitch' DEFEAT FREEPORT era* Duel i ■ ■ ...a . . . Haatings Knight* nosed out the the^Sva^St n droPf*d Freeport fedependeuta in a 10-in-j SSsoThS“ iSSSLfVETv n,n» at FjrejMirt Decqrallon seawn here Decoration Day to the Brlt»el. Price and Houvenair fm»ht !'h *7m, n “ <‘‘°T,y'^»rki'd for the winners Wlngar and) tout htistruggle, tiu- fina I score being ; Ky^y f(jr Ibe torr* Center Field! am n,n ZTTh ‘ 1' , 5an? P’“ "."'•'"it** Hawthorne ol tiu- Knight*; Other’S. *2!** “n" made nine put-oute and tw*> nsrtst.! othrr tn thesecond. From then on at the nlalc i neither side scored Hastings hod RHE IhL o *W‘^ ?Ut .urrC? 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 1-653 able to crash through for the de- Freeport 000010300 0-6 4 7 cUlvt hit. Only one error was made------------^ * ___________ during the entire nine innings. Has- RQARD OF RFVIFW Ung* breaking the perffbt record , DUHnu U.T ”1 W 71ic game was a pitchers' duel from FINISHED FRIDAY start to finish. Stole touched Potter ----------for rev.-n hiu while ibe local mix Made Reductions Totalling waji only able to collect three. Tol Nearly 1400 000 Prom onset this, however. Potter only «eany »«uu,uuu From walked one man during the nine Last Year 8 Figures inning* wtiUe the State twtrler pre- . Before the member* of the toaid! rented the Independents, with eight:of review concluded their labors oh I rr** Friday, when they added the two *u-1 <*»te »aM>n theJndepend- pervioora' roll*, they .found that thei ent* have defeated Marshall, Plain- total, a* equalled by the review' well and Grand Ledge In out-of- board was 54.454.133 Last year the I town game* 'equalized value wa* f4.B38.P26. This! NSX Su,,‘1“> the Charlotte Indemnde a drop of almoat almort 5400.000 from 1' *«~r-, made pendente wiU come here for a game. a------ 1 a ye«r ago. A revised schedule of games for The Urge drereose In equalized I several weeks ahead will be ready value ta not due" to changes in city for publication txxt week. real astate. for very little change), was wade in that. The difference WOODLAND TRACKSTERS represents largely decreased stocks ; of merchandise of the business men. ! WIN FIELD MEET and much lower price* for what good* they did have on hand; also The Middleville Athletic teams smaller inventorlra of most of the ck*<xl their season at the Barry - lactorics. which arc below those or­ Eaton county Track and Held Meet dinarily carried. Tills wa* particu­ held at Nashville Friday. May 26 larly true — .... — « furniture facof the two The schmls competing were. Naah- lories and nf the E W Bliss plant, ytlle. Woodland. Middleville, Sun- These, with the changes made In «*fleld and FreeportI sc&smenu of personal property along Woodland scored 56 points in thc the business street, accounted for Track Meet to take Brat place,' practically all the decrease Middleville second with 42 pointe.! Elsewhere we comment on*the fact Sunfield third with 21 points and that the city budget this year will - Nashville seven atid Freeport six call for a tax rate of but »I5 00 per Points. j 11,000 on the valuation made by thc Woodman from Woodland re-1 board of review for this year. Last ceived live medal for high point 1 year the tax' rpte was 17.47 on a man. while high honors In five girls’ valuation nearly 5400,000 higher. It events went to Jo Burns of Middle- leap be wen that the council made a vide| noteworthy reduction in the city The Baseball Game between Free-1 budget and have given the taxpayers port and Middleville was the dosing due consideration. The board ot re­ event of the afternoon. Freeport view could not change real estate winning J-0. (values, because nobody knows what Freeport boasts an undefeated'such values really are at lhe present team this year while Middleville al- j time, to they were left largely un­ to has a good record. Preston apd disturbed until normal time* shall Knowles formed the battery for enable the assessing officers and Freeport while Peeling and Adams board of review to arrive at prober worked for Middleville. jvalue*. Remnants Baby Bleached During This Event RUBBER PANTS SUGAR LINERS 5C 5* U \a4TN whiu® r\ lr / \91 rry thry lasti Price AU fine, white with carefully hemstitched edgeil Hurry lor your lull share 1 & blip into a dainty “Sally Lea" “BOZO” Hooverette Charming in Dotted Swiss . Dimity and Batiste ... as well as printed Broadcloth and koa- Wash Cloths 79c Luncheon ,mi'll beu exujed 1, win 25* Men’* Leather RAYON UNDIES Oxfords SILK PANTIES anc " IF1MhI ’e.chl favt |iroa<ldotl>. Only 33* Fine-knit! Divine Fit! All thc refinements you've ever seen— and morel Tiny adjustable straps on lhe shaped vest! Shoestring self straps on the chemise! Ribbon waistband*! Extra buttonholes! Picoting! Seaming at the waist! BIGGER AND BETTER Terry Bath TOWELS SHEER Prints io**** Quality voile*. dimities, batistes, fawns —in handsome new pat­ terns and colors Hut make tills low price sevtn absurd I IOC Made to wear well! Fancy­ Mens’ Sport Oxford* Right for al! outdoor occa­ sions. Leather sole, half rubber Organdie FROCKS W 98* Socks To Match Your New Sport Oxfordt Sport Oxfords What yaung’un wouldn't boppiTy-»kip in tlsrwe cool sandal ■? Sizes 5J4-2. Small sixes without t«l»- Tough noo-scuff dkl IOC —wears wonderfully and they're comfortable as going barefoot Flat type; heavy gum rubber I In demand! And here il.ey arc in while and colon! Rubber vcle>— washable! For Sunny Sands! “Swimaways” 9S‘t. Sl.98 One • piece, speed styles I Thai's l9JJ‘s decree .. and Penney's has them in the favor­ ite colors They're all < BELTS MmC Look your best in a SWIMAWAY! 9SC« Look your best .feel your best . swim your best ... in 1 Swimaway Suit! Pure wonted ribbed stitch, in trimmed and tai­ lored styles. Sizes 34 to 421 c o . Inc. BOYS! SPORT OXFORDS Firm eotton-*nd■ Mwff rayon web. ad­ i ut table buckle. C. PENNE Y 116-118 EAST STATE STREET—-HASTINGS, 9SC BOYS! Beach Sandals Moulded Swim Capa Ventilated Upper BOYS* SIZES 51-49 Swim Stylet Favor Cool Duck For Water Sports.’ Eyriri embroidery 1 Crepe Sole 1-39 rubber heels! Pastels I Ptaids, checks I —•"•Spy-looking, A Sporting Proposition! Nou> 98c BEST-SELLEHS Barefoot Sandals DreSS Delight! Girls drcss-up in these! Cool, Light Women’s toe-room 24- x 48- Ventilated BOYS.’! Pleat? of for 49' New Marvels! LACEY For little girl* Ventilated, Odorless, Health Insole Each • Assorted Pattcftal • Soper-Savinga al 33c I Oh! Oht Sport Penney’) Bath Towels 35»34- CteM/ 4 Nafhias It Vtu A—12*12-1 Sun Togs 98c Terry SETS CeUcphane Wrapped I Woven Colored Borders I PANAMA TOYOS Tennis Shoe 5-Piece, Part Linen Double Terry Modfl ! • Sport rubber sole and heel �THE BASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAT »1. 1CT3 FOUR — '• • {ccmpunied by Mr. Kelley's daugh• - -Jter. Margaret, wto will spend lht'1 mlnln, iu rourw ot wuoo ...J ------------- ------------------ summer here. with the Federal Board as, referee v UHU D:i.„fV x 1 Mre Hwnnnli Barlow Went to! Needed Revenues for Schools. DUS Of I esteruay Alkgan Monday as a delegate to! to see that all unite’ of Industry and the Diocesan Convention of thei _t ______________ the public are dealt with fairly: COOK IIROS . Kilil Women , Auxiliary She will visit War nn Lobbyists. — -------- —:---------mere Important.- thc rules once TpN YEARS AGO TODAY friends in Kalamazoo before return-1 VANDENBERG ON FARM RELIEF ravstXTY KIOHTR YELK tjtabltehed can be enforced Appropriations Upped. (Continued from page onoi . City Clerk DavU. Ray Waters. ing u‘* Senator Vandenlwrg. though .. ........ . — k E Brown of Tuixxmi. Ari- the legislature what D known as the Lanjdng. Mich-When thc voters «... Dan.Ajhalter and Clauduuv. Bush plan * usually co-operating with President ON THE SPOT. : V',M> ? “-vluiig hb. father ut Thatcher-Sias bill This bill makesJ Ri»v«’vcit's program, doesn't think ,»( KklUwn wral w ,U» W1U ., to leave this week Thursday tor ® ' r.<<i>pi Michlvn to engage in S' .C’r^' “8”“ ’ /.eW ,1OUr‘ ‘.n a direct appropriation of tl5.000.000 J. P. Morgan A: Company L, on much of live Administration farm 5,ty Tut“lld>' calling un old from the genwral fund of tiie slate, the »pot. A senate investigation I tvltef nw«-Mjrc. He ilix^noj question year aga and voted to change thr iroiikl.-! -ng They claim Hwy hare --------------system of taxation — in — thia ---------state, a tew large streams, especially frl5.„ , ‘but U not to be paid unliax state delving into the afiatrs of this fi- .... **" * « ”* j- -■ ---------------: ,I support the bill but says experience; hundred* of thousands of .them did stocked with corn fed trout, qnd ■Mrs " McCel! Marple returned on treasury condltrans shall warrant __.rlal htronuk nanrial stronah->ld. Strictly »pc»k- p!OX,tjwt r. t-ih- ir.-re than leg:.,- not realia^ that they fad endunwell condltlooed trout are cry-. Tuesday after a vUit with her Ax reported by the Ways and U’ixAadvaSce;'1L,_T,I1uk Iwwevvr,7.Tt isn'tthu t particular ub ln*- ----------... flfc|p ;fa farmer gPrf(j the wucauoml system ot 1"K th' *r ,-JC? oul !ur ,h“ nuartette *ittthci-; Frank Little. o< Portland. Mrs Joseph Emery ot Havana. Means committee the bill provides " ■* * firm which U nn trial,. but tht tire entire Particular^ the S. ua'or think, Michigan. Utile did they think that and gel 'em t that this money be Ineluded in Hie OVTpmr BARKY nn .If If the inPmvwon-s designed to pay, through their vote that unless dra*\,r auU M1? ,w B MclXmald Cuba, u visiting her parents, Mr. apportionment YEAR !X ADVANCE of the primary ♦ i-’ i private banking system. in­ l,:*' and Mrs. o. D. Spaulding. , , the of subsidiiling certain forms i tig action oLsAuskind wav *Aken * n< * ‘’ • ‘ Whter. Helen, and Mr. Pratt ichool fund t ■ .* vestigaUon prows of anyrea! any real worth w iu(i|) „w, drii; £-! Charloiie were wtll not FORTY Y'EARS AGO TODAY. !i If the primary school fund sliould it thus! determine whether the’long fnii ly wi’.l'i Michigan farmers. Th! ’, be •ra.vw.uvu tl5,000,000 yc* yearly state ma aid . uc r,y then men xiair Mr (Hid Mrs. N A, FuHcr Jefi would bring it up to $30.000.000' unterm investment busiry-.’.s U a mon- tn'fact, '' ' might, - ■te a «on.or - ■ -■ ■blAtwe-. ■ - ■- I kCn terminated .' ’ Power Mr> n Dicker^™ leaves Thursday1 TU. dav for Chicago They will dcr lh« tail Ten percent of that r>i»pi«x »a< epely dominated by Morgan and his chaw nut c .’uid have been'mad-' School leaders by working night again-', marly nil the farin r.-'n. f; *Jl4 au, haVl. W(irta^ li;i[ ., .)U11 no<m for a two weeks'visit with her xjxjuJ a few ue.k, there and then toU1 would lx- set aside f« cqimll............................. . ohn. u>‘u i. iwrtihu in-.nui *'"* *■' P> 11 Colorado for Uw summer. /al..,n purpose*, and-00 per cent trury. it is a hlgJUy comjietitivc busi­ lb. rural .Iw,I Ml-ton „a cl„- -puBlu. lU.o.u. MMI. _ ... Waiter Buckput of Toledo, would be apjwrtioncd on the basin of. Mrs. “W W M l ness subject to the wart# and elisor- term# their ipit :< •- in what ।. Michnun can be coiihrueitea. -n t M«- Tlx*. I>;wdle and.Ohio, is expected tn tin- city next the sctiool. census. Before a school . *1M w gb IF bM • '• Mr and Mir. Chas Yoe -J .lutite neck ■ i ' k tovn.it relatives and friends, district c.m participate in llw ten *A ■b*%3 Wji A J1A-0 ., der of «n unregulated. blindly rente known as general.iarnuw.'hare not' Mi*s Knapp, who for *ome tlmc lxr “U’1 *1' Unal exjienditurra must * Ww reeefad t!;e consideration in the! Through a bill that wo., prepaled «»>lUd ut Thus Clarke s on inrnds ot th.- p ditmans accented by RCprv.M.nSi,Uve Thoma., Tfalrfar lias made her home with Jas B be taken Into conrideralion. t imder private banking tte Hx-cixll.-.l fanning interests ol 0. Mm-kurm. fur many years a u. ll u . .. 1Homer Warner was in Alb; >n fllMU left Monday for California Tlw- blU Provides that a sc hool Okllaary nail i‘"tncni-y irusf has d<- .l;,e Wnt and tern I h and Sunday, taxpayers can sur- dutnct niu-'‘ ,ev>’ “ minimum of knu.,nl cduc<Uor tl* uc.,tern Mich- fSaturday 5 ,T"----- TT tnc guest -- ” of - i ,, But thL'.t, th< v..,j- senator Van- Klin and Iu prerent Vive Don -Six, ol 1:15. ,ri‘’/“ter- Mfa Qrpfa Winner, yeloped. thir, mnnqjx'ly must b-' E*1 Bromley of sawtelle. Unliior- buildimts with pardonable pridt -all T n' lonP~ r LLl' .* * J broken; if..oh the o'.livr hand, th- d.nlxiz MZ< . up the eiUct ot ifa Midland, a idrmer edurato.- it t, farm relief mmun-uiion tiie inter-; pr(„!a^ t0 !ai.,. from nliU iliU i‘*vn Vl*'ufa his lathe.-. committee iindv that the investment • swot Michitran farni-r.x -i'h<-only tht- sales tax revenues 'hat iu.- t> ■’‘pin'«y Bromley, the isi.-t week. Iu except the Smead Jumbo Gbimtuiys te’rt.nntM-nt of the 90 per cent of and tec-1 thnl thev li.ree a splendid llw’ u’1,al. P-rl,}li,r>' *c^’,x“ f'nnl d<** biwiiw jx b highly cnmpftitive- the available t<rtimat<-of tn- rates texes co!lcclM an<1 dlV(.rt thv;.x. lulld. c mfanv with Mr. and M>> Frank Prop.iv .Th everything in threguteUim bn h.al ur.d clothing pre^biy tos tfa re-lwfa. of the sState 7atV *ThiZ This »»‘*y rintid at Philo D;t>. problem will be one of regulation .... -h;lll(lk -- .d- >u?t a, -j)A., .t>, hb'mrt r.t th., -i/.-b . . ;ite rnrestlmresU- ‘••r.-atz-ct by tin- bill r.ro|>hcsy a nrtm-. SUII1 wiU and' cmtrol. To date, the uf thc county's bu»uu-:a>. ‘ • have allotted to it'Miincient money' Mary McFarland Forte. who ruction ... the equalization fund to make w ■"" 'knowr nlum {n* °! * ’'!lk?>01X1 cn ^-k'},|8an the primary' school fund of thr pout. Many expressed, u sdeath* to from gafion iucs- pointed nut wt wei Known oon.Mim.-rv inc.uduw wmow entire •io.uuu.uuu H15.000.000 win will no. not gi> g» . rjr „PThave „ Ininrr -----------------------------------------------ieettir.' U5> Ult’ dl’torncc For each adili-. --- ---- - on , th in--- enure .— ............. ., ............. ,.hear W M M. at Putter .s lertur 1 ut ,.“ tint,al numl‘ ‘>.lw,k flaws in our intome' tax x law. Uw. and Utmeis '.hrnv.lv.* The maxi- :dlrcc direcUy the pr primary achool hu, tswn visiting J* >«"”»•' which Rev. he delivered tVCh^tX on‘1 pup! ,bo'’■■ ru—tv- “raViri ,lrt l,p tn The maxi.|y into thf tm.ir>. ;thlX11 |mrr mother.-Mi XtlrhtPnli ..... ■ but ..........the ... . provicl. ............ ... — ....vuu iv.t-.L- ft < .r. meaaun :hut. IJ l c WlIllatTls WiII.-hl- tk-f.kr b.-f..nA_.,..mbly -t IXEu-uek HnrXt W H : • pngx^-d t.> add »9 j.-r pUlxl disckwd the ronmon business prar- mum. retiinatrdboniu tor* Michigan A HARMONIOUS fJUCCESS. farmer., lis, JlB.mOOO. Illnrtv The ,u h’r in *' w huinc tn Chicago. Chlcaau. Z.' C ”pn?k'-' i.'.mi ti>«Mmahuiinn fund Iia.wo.OW. or a wt n--t Xio.»io.-!nin ftj I)ej c-nt of it'sh d! The Horn the equalization fund. ttte <(f favoritism to Tnsfderx.” Al­ farmer.-. L c. of Clvrelimd. Florida. last winter. Rev Puffer has to Mr.-. - j--- Schill —— ,l|t K ■ “ “ “ -s ■>>»>?« “ »f«i> A delightful surprUc was. sprung though coruiderablc srasatiopaiisni icoouo. In otter words, pare thaniwher ten per cent will be used... . wet.j- wJth of Michigan s nrnnej;, n, ip build up the poire.- school di .- ?!"'’■ ' ■ »I*ndW 5.. .UW- o.nta Ils uil. 1. 'Tlu- ’«»■>"/ eoai.niuul... .. tn on this community Thursday eve­ ha* developed in comwetum w.ih four-IHinv . Mi? ----- 1T. IL Eaton. w .-uld subsidize farmenc outeidc ut lrlct, -nn,-. part of th- rtiea urc llcr •si....- ..nd th.-1»* v.i. t,a. s »“' *«*n »-•*■; ning by the Haxtlxfgx Symphony thcst'revrlattons' they arc uniinport-; Mich:r.an 1 tear this Is a sales tax;th(. 1Wr ncl whleh M:ve'. Phwbe Haruu-t, Phccbr* rh- lias, madr nvj,r nt . st.idy nt t”"' t 1111 11 Orchestra. Although patrom were ant. The < cntlaLpurjFde of the.i which our Michutan farmers can ill ,4nr lbl (lbRct tii..-aldiiw nf the pmr- Baiv.** and Bertha ...n.enlwf ...... t». .nd Shat t» ">»- »P.itlnrd lo have levied upon tla-ir own:, E'RE put eli-Arftlnft ■ ...- .cn-x-bi schools but but in in ■-■■alitv reality <iui did not not wnrk work .................... 1.. . ... ... »1U UndnnW-lly l>. »dl' "“’.fi'"'* ,! "‘* .'T.'J"'’' “’I1";1 prepared for somctiring considerably committee j.s t-.l. .fii.tl, out... u.ietlu-r <-r Michigan customer;,.''— -(iu; jiht 14.,. that H'^uril X'ily. Ul,rlh money did not. equal no p r pupil. extra fur t lu-new Sal ~!ou: that wav. way. The T.„ TimtcherT...:. — better -than the ^visual amateur not tte mteintvatmrnt’ of capiui!: ixirtta Nyws. — provide* - 'this .......................... . 'I Sias •bill aid t-o that m> Malar At«l-««i »«', ..Idins 'I'ti!' ,n* muslcal-offenng. It j» probable that both here and ubroud during tinTWENTY YEARS AGO.TODAY. avmrdupau- to Jib. HuslliiYs friends b,‘ 5,‘J_ ■'* *,5° P,'f P»|m a Ply. Thu Onttulna new invention ....... i..-1 l«'«b’ the pporer school renette its Hott TO IMPROVE. I benefit. ' ’ very few expected to hear so fine mast rlcejdr it the, work nt a mo­ . rduMc ol u.r. la.t awl. 'n..rr ‘"‘i'U»«";, raW-um u mad.- Iwa program, in eury way the organ:- nope Tongues of informed persons‘»UU These two member., of the lnu<e :urr.c;| from an extended trip ...» b. in. blur,.lav. ohm ...r Major ’'* *■ JO ,ha’ ar*-—*! ds.trkl cal. il? result of unregulated •as lor the elimination of thc{have hart the assbtance Stipl. . ■ i. hand Sil r.lrh Ibr ™i,.«u>n ?** l« l'»P" -■»' In ration U a credit to those who an- C11pr in Oklahoma, has rcpurch-ta'l ot li , good iuiiinnnship unit of government, hold-; WeUter fairer and .i Tarp- num­ ,1”' cieuwnt.vrv made and a- lessrc actively interested in it. The or­ E. A- Crandall. th>- ur.'.-.qy . uis that it is ctt-ilcte.expensive, anu.b r of other pniminent educators ol wnvtwl I,... ..»■ kind or nmr in * ,lh* ''"h «-lr-.l and -nil ordinary th 1-..-S which Mr. Cr.-nmaU pur- a>i>ru>? n.< ..dt»tM. „i,n,n. uni-. i“”SS". chestra received splendid CROWNERS OF QUEEN8. । unh-c' ?.s»ry lo^these modern limes. ■ the stat ,j cha-.ed from Mr Horton.tx'fcre the from the audlufcc.'w-Iiich indicates' tiwernor Convdock, wt- read, run 1.. m. -"nn rnOm-r r “ipWlfj'KCSn.rnn-n.."' : jund. wt-.do not hold much < h-nr that the nluca’aimd syswii in rnrrT-a -tt.- " ——v.i— ■ "l.’.l Ur many Int.l • nkinn '? .... .abb mil .t-1. . . n«a that good music w.-lj pn.u tiled can finally d.-.ated to atu nd the num.;ion'Monddy -Mr. Crandall Intqtion for kvvcrnmentai improve-. Michigan was the object of a y-nIn th,, rur Tl„. H-lK.,1, ™‘ci IK. KT compete onrecen tern»—ocrawonally «ui blosNonv Hower* trull and beamy munf through alxslitlnn of Th-..- ■ |«.ral altnck on the part of many who are run on fast tunc ant! by tiie tinu’*’ at leant—with jaw and the blues f.istHaJ,-, held annually in M1clilt.a:i township umt- luwdl ta>;c man,, i think u»> nvucli money is si>c;it fu: as uiuch of tt will te required t. thc-if—Worse, halvea” -,v.’ '----- *■ hax been .* to crown u I '. -file of! tie- public payrolls, but । th.• educate; n o: Rh-children, when singer. Undoubtedly the presence of but ab‘olutvly re! and lT ‘,"4’ ‘“^"1".''"’. nwii thc children have flushed ....... ....<............ Tte 'rhx-i'dnn 1 . • tiwji“will ci uh In .’its wake the ex-'.ilm crisis aiH'.vd in the legi-.la’urc. .!av\n'rm.-« '"'uiftrd to sch.x.L causing much .-ales tux will b- added Lu th seasoiH-d concert musicians from i w.wn • a travanancr mid nxrntpUoft 'that. uh j.m)y a few can-lx- found who anof goods. unri will unnecewnry w iviuiK-n. Grand Rapid., helped tlw orchestra era-. Qu> cn-crowuiiig -as st- ji.iy ■* inot llHgcHtuhly In accord with the for Denver. Colorado. jBlK’re she *11 Siamlard time i> me legal tlnu- anti ’ to develop so rapidly. AU of .ihw gubernatorial occupation 'is just (plan to keep Michigan's cducivtion- :|Wii) the summer. it cd-jid be adopted a* v. •■!! its not mtn an; fine arti.<u who contributed aixrut'its far belGW thc UjecrcUa^l In! standards as high as, present con- ’ Mr. and Mi • ' Vicb.r Lagan - lur city use RallttMidn hove adopted Hrs Eva Trant vein wa- nn over . ,0-20 Jamestown. N< w Yctk. an- cxix-ctet •Uuotw will permit. ’ , generously oi their time to promote cygnny of -.hat cfflcc as. for cx.im’ Former State Repreientatise John trnnwx-ary dvlJy and con- Mt.-. Janus 1$Ter. in WixHitul. A iflterest in music here. With tha as- }1je. posing with a w< U-lilted. stein mother. Mr; Tl-ptc. who during the many .v.-nre 4.5® x21 sUtarice and lhe leadfrxhipof a cap- j,r 3.2-betr ■ -.cral days te t-re tte; jhc wq> a member of “ ’ " txwell were Sunday r vr.nmg4.75xV» a of the to P.uader.4. C-> 77f«f)U“ ^ourtell able director, the forty local amateur Juain,. brcu- w.is entirely legal. Tinlarfarmers of the stale, declares alter 't,M r*' W111 make her torn.- wu:y an the altar nftuttni musician* and ten from other put- pphticM value ol queen-crowning Dr. Upjohn la b'uldina a Mdt-walk 1 making a careful study of. the nuf. i!r •'Ul“ ^.iMl: , EHiti Bolt, i returned last «l.'fO *bf the county who two months ago hil> j^.n <iv,.-.,...!una:(:ii ureal tdusc. l-.nthusimerous sales tax. bills before the J«ML--!>>n\ _y wi*ek toller home in Manlst*.— coun­ . . hnd-ntwr pteyrei lu un oiclu-str* p^bably thc quwn-’iienwlt. and her irglfluture that Micliignn farmerMr, ana Mrs. Fraiik Ahinnirl-A lienee. ty after visiting relatives in this vi­ together were able to pre.-cn: at) clrcie (lt trll.ncU pie.wrl with ■ an- wing to pay just as much 11. r'r <}raiw Rapid* will ' Milo .Sheldon.' twin brother cinity. ASh/ldoii of this city, who : tli. v ever did. Unite; Rt-niefliber then1 will lx- ixith Sun­ ambltiou, program of symptemk ,ltch UIlw?rranh-d nxmgnitlon and gems in a mftintr that would have njjty remember to • vote rtebf ntis sfwndiiui n few day t|ctiix*) and a p.-eachiirft «trice' at the church next Biimlav. Be Mire1 tn it:- • •* u»>ting P A and dBm- credit u.a trie ran orwnira- rlwtton unu-bul what of the Indiana, all* glu^U of . Mr. > wi'it whom iie wu’> wont to tion. A civic project ot thte caHtey Krvat number <>t dbuppoUtted and William and Lloyd Cogswell of late m hik. boyhood days legMatun- who have deserve* ’on merit alone. Lakeview wire guests al Mr. and .... support ..... .o..^ It ’’ paf.-jbly disinuntk-d "alw-MiB” and ia;. Mi- fapie. Some . U a real try*t to those who enjoy, hue a celebration here on the Mrs. Crr Flifhei * Fjlday ol lost ins to say that the farpier will pay asi?-'j<,-*phinc Lotu good muxl aiid providi-s aplrtidn! ccniriv; faurthm July? W«- certainly enthuxiasm then-’ So may more than ever before. Only Unit- W1’ at: istjs ;a the ci ought not to let any Fourth of July training for amateur musicians of I will tell. nj.-1-h. d .m nffiY to 1 reforestation pro}* i t Eldon * Oakx: -tick to hL-resolve.the community. .IU,- .....rMu.,! cun. „»«••» I-'™"< BkUh“ without crhdiraling. L«t us cornV miw M'fw conup- ‘Cre 'k- txfatanding member of Frrennrt i.imm. ..t the sami: work. Our good wishes -trod. 1 rnriu-e m .-taxon for thc coming surely S7W. SvflV'r.r.'ir.ih ;U S E R. pic in various remununlticz' go with them rnvag-incr th'go'.'mi- M',tc M‘fate, Who came > ’ Fourth and have a rouser. visited hi.r cliLsi-x h ^hrbigan to have a iM-nwiiiil BACK TO 1913! Your senbe mKsrd mentionthg cultivate the <tr--.ire and ’’yW-4;''-’ Deuihcra !! -■ Long r last week one ot our rlvdilh.graders' Trom their ’chn-f" but—and l! liom-st and sincere in tall, t* on.t-'i offerifig -Hit • 1 iLir. .. Johnxtowii. B.ltitii. re and who wrote tiie cxaniinallun Miss’ man ami a..man,, from >f k*byw in Holings will b<- approxim.it-'.v sn. - re- l-l -ium teaic the queenH'>pe* Th-^ Teachers' A (X:ln?.on ol Dorothy Weeks’ name sliould imvilui.-r. ol the Ijuman i lhe above -n:d township will hold tiie same as in 1Q13I in yplte of th- ■ crowning to promoter-. 1 tl>*‘ pebble win* un­ Ills annual picnic on the banks of fact tha’. valuation* in thc city ha-.<; Mr. and Mr.« Milo Barry •calle-1 i.jr til thc people wim MipTHIRTY; TEARS AGO TODAY' |Clear lake in th«-tewnahlp of B illi­ eond.'miu in <tron Mnt Jiiliu firown and mother, M*«J dropped nea.iy f mi hundred' thou­ • BETTER OFF' THAN MORGAN! nunenL that public ofM<s Maude Mudge Kurtz. h«o ac- n' Jun? 16. 1U77 An Invitation is i,ed to administer, city, county and villap- ulbciab who reptc.l a ivvTtkm with th? inhrm- extetith-d to all interested in eduea- Suran Harry, in Nashville, fi.uurd.n. 1 sand dollar* during the past year, •Barry county iuv» never been not improve people and saaxni the h-aislafi'e liuila tr.nv: ’ > ;an Concert Company and will start tlon -Bg Order. F.'Doty, Pn . te. nl the rate per thousand ha- been re­ cd for Us great wealth However, i la altii. thi' tilings that cel the legislature to do thu, or that wits', tln-m itta-uj the wrehtf w.--k in Th.- h-mpuranee meeting bn Suuduced Icon: S' io must thyir own advance.. -wiilch will help out fh* o> tifiii .- Ji-dd- June un an all summers tour <H thr Iday aflemixin ai jhr court house record o' wuifh more titan J P Morgan—at EAST GUN LAKE. Imn.- tic-urge Aver- !T.«. f»9 ninn-cd L*. lie at th. ’ ■ । :■ ?, attended. Ablr and inMichiR-an n otl» ' Mr by ;he oBlciate ’•' muni LaVerm- Wiley and Ray Knuth of i tnunitu- leas*. »hey paid income., lax.bt cquxlh t-r '.,thig xpei-chex were in.me bv counties and townships to inftueni White- Cloud spent several days vi-.-i Rev. A. A Knappen. of Muson; P lilt,./ 15-31 and 153T. fri.-t.rlu I....*n leg;:latum that he h&* pn.rntrd *.l known fate : ■ u- • d furmade j>.u bill to-fhe legislature ntaku.g n_ Mrs, Ktht-F Gamble <i| Ha-i;nfia' Midili- Ville At three o'clock next cient and hpiiisi management Has A DIFFICULT SITUATION thc wrvk end with Ute Null 01 Frank Murphy rrlmiiul oiIciim- for any person in S-.btwth afternoon another merlins spent the employ of I lie ' sta ’ e.-c fqrntly. Ungs for years not been Tdri Kurt.-. Li a •nil Im- held in the court hot^e yard, th<? emph»y of any puli Mr, Mildred Roush gave n siir-' WITH UU SAVER GOUJE-V PLY dered by a birkei tail w- arc ribl. able to nnnouni-e the partlwwi bran prise,re.. party Friday inT|honor 1 -----nieht . m> of politic.'. Thi* lered a fine pro.icls directly or indirectly qt John Crawford., bntlictiiy. Mfr. Grace W-> r ;ksl;'ii । George Prroinn u building un upjfpirit of civ!# a member of the. legislature for Rap'd n turned Monday luht tn' his dwelling on Green gui-sG wr-rv. Mr ^<f Mr. Brown. Helen Pike. Mrs Mart­ > dr:t* b.i councilmen and other city elflrials on the on* pur.K.M- of infiuri'cmg him or fr.po liendmg Icgtslntibn. For ye -* .Grans. Mr and Mr., Charlie i that makes i'.y ll evident to Mr. McQueen ar- doing the work ford and Mr 4ml Mrs. Arthur C».-«woil the other.1 Ixcn lk'-.pn»Gi Ciuzcn in t'/w lax rates. . . head., .4. variow Tin- larg-u Ahlp yet constructed* Ernest Williams Mr .-tn«| Mr. fail 307 F.«»i Graqn Si. aid of n with re-card to dispiarsni-nt and Williams and fares! Withtts <.f laturr for GOVERNMENT AND BUS rngtire b thc Normandie, which Hostings. Mr- Jamis Null and Mr Phone 261B Hastings, Mich w«r:- Intel ecrntly slid down the ways at St. and Mrs William Crawford. A i.’tssd ib. Washing- Nazaire. France. official lobby Mr »nd Mr, Dal.- Ru. B n nd nd In Ireland':; coinage a liarp ap* <lulighter Dtiris <if Dclriiit U i nt -Sat­ prar.i on one hide of ever tor-the ttuiiblij tlwac people urday with the formal caii-a’d tM.'Sdys S- nute.r Kul; rardli-s. of denomination and Mr*. Gi-orgc Rim Hastings Banner •*“ h*’* «»»•**«*•■» *«*■ OhimOHS' What Others Say Capital News Backward Glances: IT OF SALES TAX TO A 0 THE SCHOOLS Yes ..You can have this “3 Times Safer Tire”... AT NO EXTRA COST W Now oNL’ S' Quotation 610., 4.40- %.C0 .j.bO Goodrich Silvcrtown EDMONDS OIL COMPANY if should n-»t lx- enacted b-fon lu- but'ernv tfat :.ftigcd Hr. question but what a*, tin- next n the part ot the {eclnla sirtu of murUQigr* • r> lief :<rci*!aU«n ha ■ !•>•-.- had cut. RrprrStOUtMe rati J Ilr-Mli and .» fra ■» fair- -.t the huuse have pretty eje-ar that thev d b<» comp.'c-rtrei and in tho t.nanriat a To Produce It Is Our “Hobby h.u approach'd th ab u-h a i -i public interr aitiun gram'tor me purp-Me ui ending un .Th.- only cowidtt*'taon in judging a p:Oj»os«i piece of r many U liberal it u Wondr: In short thc National Recover^' Ac tiwug^.. I! .».! will be List, '- lhe brings the picture ol ttovtrnmen effect, of this swolkn dete burten to ilSt’futuit.- generations who will wctbuiplhm w ivat they ruiw been endeavonng to . that I wUti Euiiilerenv . each indu majority much vmpuuory «nu tm- v>mgla'-iun oula uol enlc Ulali ”Appraramvs” are Jud as rf reviving in milk. ' their problem; an thdi lhMlltb e fir the ihtirui. expediency. rant goodwill gained i delivery ot pubannot hurry na- Ito QUIT. .. .. . talk wound Lansing a> t . n.rnu-r Senator Norman : n on mortgage papers and institution head influenced *um« m* t rerteie vo add manj ! diilan to the vanouv r. acts. Home Hung like bin added by the him-ml from Lanxinx !r>»rni I I m;.t'»n dollar* that Hut the nigh: before hi» tMxuiig ! man tw t:re-,can j,ad been served with a Lrecloet. that no good wd. of tive appropriation except to; , poAer bevond'itielf. jt u so In notice on hte beautiful farm. Mieltigan i» going to have no di .... ________________ J; ;,uc.n too Men and w-?m.-n grow Acuity in finding homes Sor the 370 Then- will be something like <yi or ( fnduringly by DOING ■’i'.uiK?. tiUwr: children now housed in the State.Md bills that will die in committer than by merely KNOWING things! Public School at Coldwatei that tv when ’.lie session comes to aif end i stxut to be closed Over 700 applna- E\«; ttwugh .1 Very large per cent; centric. tioiw tor adoption nf the children arc lhe legislature b- composed of ,vii flic with th.* welfare,d. parlnien: new members they hs'.e lexer,< d tow j 'The state acting upon the rec ten- to fave bills prepared and introduced i mendatlon ot the board ol control cf Many of them are silly and duguit-1 NEWS GLEANINGS. .• this institution b'lleves that the ipg Many have been Introduced to can receive Fourteen cubic mile.- <>! waler flow children *— ----• •- as —- good care - -atufy some little group ot cohMi-J a.-: any pumt uw.- hour in the *>id at teas cos: to the state by put­ dan of Ur home town district j ' ling them in private homes than by Giilf Strt jeldgan can be umuuw thankful <>.<>; that! ---------trying to uuhitain tag IB-tllutKm Tn« United State.- exported : 387.Action of the senate in uu*rea/ini many of these hills never got beyond; ■ Ott) dc-ars io M countries last year, ja number o! appropriation bills that committees. j Way of Our World CLEAN Rich Milk really looks Just as rood xs thr other. is not a competent guide to follou I ermines, scientific TEST, which no one can deceive. When w with lhe sole aim of produring lhe clrane,!^ and best mllirvUossible. Actual TESTS |>y Michigan Slate Inspcclart prove that no A milk is prodmrd In Miehliradc .4 milk. The bacteria rount is extraordinarily LOW. A Ixiltlr of lllghbnd* Dairy milk may Toob” like most any other botlle of milk—but there may be a lilK dilferencc. Wr have been permitted lu market our product at Grade A Milk because 'i>f Ils cleanness and purity. Your Telephone Will Bring It to Your Door THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11. IMS Wallace Feed & Seed Store Special Prices for Saturday Only *• COMMON RED COB SEED CORN Per Burhal COMMON LEARNING SEED CORN ParvButhtl •* 69c STOCK SALT 100 lb, TWENTY-FOUR Years of Satisfactory SERVICE e Promptly settling all legitimate claims. e Always maintaining a VERY STRONG financial position. :an have *£ Safer • Writing a BROAD and LIBERAL policy at REASON ABLE~ratea. । COST • Paying nearly four and a half million dollars in losses since organization. 0 Today the LARGEST farm mutual fire insur­ ance company in Michigan. See the Following Agent or Writ* the Home Office Township Unit ‘ I .... (ConUnt><><1 tram frorn PRESIDENT SHOULD HAVE, Tj insure children in IM Kellogg ' (Continued SINCERE SUPPORT OF J.I Agricultural School district and ’ participate in armed I Barry township unit, the best |x«v‘n'‘’' #n UuU ALL AMERICANS ----------. and „...M 1 rm.-, naau r. t. a. l The May meeting of the First Ward P T- A was held Friday eve- I ning. May 26. There was a short' business meeting in which Fred! The Unmarked Grave The program waa in Charge of the, During these dayg many people are visiting the chairman of the program committer', I cemeteries nnd there is—the unmarked grave. strife, yet we Mrs. Fred Hah1 assisted by the Arrange to 'place a suitable memorial now, be* I*’ce hlw hrr, minstrel show. The cast ot characfc-/orc another Decoration Day. [ ter* wa» the Interlocutor. Forest , Gearhart, four end men. Patricia HE’S SHOWING COURAGE br .tu. uuua.ur Price quotations • from the quarries show a [ Calkins. Don Reid, K Keith Lancaster AND WORKING HARO' *»i, »; t«““»i "“-'h marked increase, but any one who kelects -work ' colored gentlemen were. John Bush. held ut the Delton village school ■ mBy 7*. Uph*ld from the large stock we have on hand, will be . Jack Donley. Keith Brady. Billy. 9 to 12 A M Monday June 5 Thc meeUng was closed wRh thr If Ho Succeeds, Fame Will from Donald. ------- -jchool children in Delton. slnginK „( •America by the audi- Bush. Irwtn -Daugherty. * surprised the low prices we can quote on a ~ “ t-:y. Harmon Wilcox; । Come—If Ho Fails Sting- Leqpd** —D-am schod .dlslricU; encc. There was a fine attendance axauung them were pretty little monument or marker to be placed this summer. Tuesday. "j June 6 from 9 to 13 A. M. and the exerelje* were much en,tw’" ing Defeat Awaits Him ’ white ladies »ho entertained with children town from outincu. Bunnell, n.wiawy. Kinsley. joyed joy«*ri By by all present. „ ,. , „ „ , . . Children - fancy dancing, and singing They | President Rorxevelt ha.i goiW fur Hope center and Dunn school du------------------------------------were Marydb n Hale, Beverly Dry­ Cqnsult us — Buy at Home — Get the ;enough with hu plans fur rcs|oring! trlcts will be examined. SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. ;t»rma) conditions In thw country, i Parents living in th* Kellogg AgMr xnd Mrs Eber Hoffman' of, er. Elaine Malcolm. Winifred Ian­ material you pay for and be satisfied. Fxlwards. Dorothy. »o that we can begin to .-ux-not only | ricultunil school dhtclitt wjll lwtv<*HaatUiuap«nlS«»»dSywlthhUpar-. rwier. Elsie unman Foreman. Eleanor Havens and Dorh I lhe-steps by which he expects to ar-i u,! opportunity to huw their chil- mu, Mr and Mnr. P Huffman, irlvc at such condition*, but nLso the >drcn examined at the Kellogg school; Mr nnd Mrs. Grtiver Mar.haii 'Htrimback. They were accompanied ; - at the piano.by Mr?. McNulty and principles he U applying He evi- lroIn 8 to 13 A M Thursday. June Sunday with the Ham ‘Ataxxxi on thc violin by Llovd Baker dently luu, liu> own plan' They I a for pre-school clhldrrn from.1 faintly in Assyria There was a large crowd and have been well considered by him i yvootiing. Hickory comers. Burdick i Mr? Frank Norton entertained Phone 2497—Hastings Ironside Bros., Props. w tames Minnaay viuo tnurw.y ««•«.* the and lib cabinet and congress U and Day school dhlricis and Friday, th,- Ladles' Hlrtlulay Club Tliurwlav thr children backing them If htt shall aUCCctd, June 9 from 9 to 13 A M for pre-1 Mr and Mrs I. i. H. ii. Gray Grav of DeDr­ : he will justly earn a reputation oflKhoo! children from Roas Center. * troll and Mr. and Mrs Harold Gray being one of the world * -grrttk-M, Pendeil and Tyler school districts. |Of East Assy ria spent the wok end Mr and Mrs Oscar Palmer and ' 1 ■ ■ ■ Statesmen. If he falls Iu will face The P T A. Is sponsoring Hum- with their mother ami brother Mr* dausktv: of Hastings wire Sunday Vere Carter took some of the Ten book* on a shelf, say* a wrltii defeat as stinging os Herbert Huo- । clinics and are urging all parents of i tulu Gray, and Robert .... „_z. guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Bert Palmer school boys from the Freeport er in Coliter's Weekly, can be ar‘cfs j clilldren from one to six years of age Mua rdVermont*file Vefnmutville Miss JanA Janet Boyd Boyd of al>(1 lanU|y..school to Bay City Saturday. ranged In 3.628.00) ways And the It murl t>- .'.aid for the Pr.-ident i to take advantage ot this opportun-1ypent last week «nt a . few f.w days d.v« i.«t it with with Tlir .sun.Shinc. Club meet? with Mrs Cook, who ha* spent, the win- average housemaid usually arrange* that he has shown jreat c:mnd< iice | ity as these- years are very inipor- i cicota Conklin , R J Williams Tnurajn;. ter with her son Herb and wife, ex- them in abdut 3 627.999 way* before Un the step* he is taking and uIxhi*. ; tant from every standpoint They' prank Norton made a bualnesi MrWe are sorry -to report Mr*. Fred pccts to return to her home this deciding to leave 'em thc way you j to take as well a* courage. He de- I,are — thc years ------- •’the -------child *■ -----------—- •-trip ■ •to — •• • 1* forming Hastings — Friday. week • ; want 'em. J serves to win and the good wishes ot [hla I lua habits „WU1U, and avuvuuc » ...„ k „tie r will' School closed Friday with a pic- Johnson on the sick li»t. attitude* that I all Americans, without regard toirarry 2.._._ through Th.-y are. tl. thoinlc. 1. life. 7'..., ,„r Miss Esther Fox has been reputty, ku with him for Uw succev. -------• — ------ • -— —u । engaged for next year. yeara ‘ of----most rapid-*physical growth. of hl* sincere- efforts. At this age period many d. fect,. <!< • ■ l W jarrard and children. George Thc Preaident has a two-fstd plan. velop which should be corrected m Hecker. Mr. and Mrs Bob Elliston [ First, a world pfan, lie 1.. sincerely that the child will get the moat out Igpent Sunday with Clayton Jarnuxl seeking world peace, and/a n-duc- of life. i aud family near Dowling. tion of armaments. TliLs will help1 Puri.nts. who have no way of r- t- ■ Mr. and Mrs. David Young and 'EuiV|M‘«n uatmna to. met their ting to the clinics with tlu ir pre- . daughter Virginia and Mrs Rizor of government cost*. He is also ainv school children, should get in touch i’Buttlc Creek called -on the Frank Ing U> reach an understanding with with’ their kcal Parent-Teacher As- Norton family Sunday. other countries about tariffs, so a> sociation and means ot transport®- ; TlM- Wilcox Ladles' • Aid will meettn make It easier for commerce t<i1 tion will be provided for them [with Mrs. Lulu Gray Thursday. June 8. for an afternoon meeting The President fully recognlws; ■ that 9> per cent of American goods I • ROBINHUE PAlf*. ; and products arc sold in Hie United j 1 William Ingram of Chicago. HoSlates. Therefore wr mu.-t build up । mer Ingram and family of Hustings. our hdfic market*. Hh.first effort ...Ward .liisraui. anil Jainllx ul Grand.. - Home -tHJtrr-WCiiurrtl'StT Hint. SHrli. Tlraalo-cut Bovcmmi'lit costa He has ' | Rapids v,ere Sunday guests of then com' about it with coiinuie and de­ sister and husband. Mr. and Mis termination. and has reduced them j George Poland 'Continued from pane one) upwards nF u billion dollars for the Mr. and Mrs Ralph Fiiikbeincr'ol— fiscal year beginning in July. sands of fishermen in this atate'" Middleville spent Sunday with Uielr I His next step in restoring normal Under thr General R»xl LIcilm parents. Mr and Mrs Julian Pott, conditions seems to be to provide law now in effect all resident -. of the Elsie and Betty Jam- Poland spent uiuit we may cill a pro|Ar govem- State over IB years <>f nge are re- Thursday with their aunt. Mrs. John ; Ing balance tx-tween agriculture, in­ quired to buy a license coating 5<k Kollar. . ' dustry and finance.- . and good for the calendar year, to; Olcath Johnson of Lwighton spent 1 Up■ to .the Civil war agriculture', —- nsh In lhe Inland w.t.r* lor .by. >»«" Ftlday until Mumia, with lutr jn«M in thb rounw. Ur«.l,, , lhe ,„d .ehorlhnalr. Ih-ti. 1-ntu .. .......... "»«> » -lndu.tr>*. and „.,a Lv .... ---------------—--------------Svank automobiles are bring IU.!-.' W I nuur.- a. ... now un, J, , u1U |.. u.urd prettied up with -chromium, silver. der-taml that..erm. ' permit entitling her to fish withShu, Ihr civil -»«r Imhutry h».- o„ additional rharj. ..... . .................. A1 „a„hAM.u lhu HUllUut un lurm* ; grown to be a. trenu-hdous giant f -, [roul ■ «lud, lu> ,-1 .. ii..- <•<,»,M „„ m>v -z ol urkallun gnomon, toluna ,h,^. »W ihUHinli linlu,trial <1, n.., nw., ..r.tal,. any iH,l>n,™t..»lurb tavv .id.nl Ite ,rta, :MM» denlnrnntnt ol motan, durtlti; Ihr war 19n I , hiianee. . , Tiie ownerii. lessees, or occupants In the ;.i: k twenty yean, finance of ai)V land or any member has been a dominating .force in our ()f lhcSr fulnljv actuaHy Using there ;economic life. Great concentration* may nM1 without a license from, of capita! hau rul-d indu*try ...id uaUrs wholly within the limits of profited[immensely through the .-alL-.U1P lnn<1 at any lime dm ing thr , of stocks, bonds, and other securl- oi>.n ^-axins. ,l'Xl . ~ . .. . AU ncn-residenU are now being1 The worst sufferer in thr last; cjllUR(-rt (he new rate for fishing in . twenty year has been agriculture. Michigan's inland waters. No llrenre Prire* nf farm vr.ulucU reached ls nwrvary for cither resident, ot such a low k-yel that one-third of ,wn.rt.iUtenti Ior nshihg in Gnat . he people of tins country, engaged waters udjoinlng this state. , Thursday, Friday and Saturday we have man­ in that pursuit, could get only a; A |10n-resident is classed as-anySOAPS most meager living with no surplu, 0I11. wh0 haji „,t ieiW,.d ln tlwi aged to offer you quality items at unheard-of Ilo !1U?thinits for tin- home,stau. f0r fijx consecutive months Im-, prices, . in tooth paste, shaving cream, face Hind (aTin. Meanwhile taxes mediately pi preceding hi?- dppuwiivii; application j --- ... greatly , . ineMimr-iy tiittuih *<* .increas«-d, mortgage indebtedness .... _.. ... -----a; 1 Iar u „ lir«-ns<- aThe fee .for powder and soaps. ■grew until agriculture »n? -JJJJ; non-resident noa-residi'iit annual annual fishing fishing license Hcen>e!! ^..•..-.-1 'against it. For a time industry and)1A ,3,00 but the wife of such a 11-, , finance seemed to pr<«|M-r. mXwlth- ^cettsc • -holder • ■■ '। may obtain a similar ' standing a languishing agriculture; license for 50c by exhibiting her I but begfiininx In 1929. it has been. husband's unexpired license. Npp-! TURKISH BATH COLEO • proven without question that unlev ;; residenU under tiie new law. may i agriculture prospers industry and n- ।j obtain a temporary fishing license' LILAC IMPERIAL ORCHIS EVERYONE making a 50c purchase j nance cannot continue to pra-per.■; Rood for ten days from dale of 1— [ OLD COLONIAL LAVENDER , So the President has set out u>,' sue lor 51.00 and wives of such 11­ or more Thursday, Friday and Sat- M Zb [restore a balance between these j1 censres may obtain a similar license. CHARMIS urday will be entitled lo buy ANY three great economic factors He 1 — I for 50c. Non-reridrni licensees will ONE of thc articles mentioned be­ hope? to raise the level ol farm h* pennHted to lake or ship out of low for— . . prw-:. through his farm relief the state one day's k-gaFcatdi of measures. He li<)|».s to make I! pus- «,h yFace Powder (all shades), Tooth Paste jsible (or fanners to meet their ' ' —> ■ - < ------------->mortgage indebtedness through the; OBITUARY. Farm Loan bill. By getting off the i Ll(llan Gwvndalene. daughter <>! gold standard he hat made it pos-Afcjr. «nd Mrs. Joseph SVropg. was ' Mble for prices lo advance FnrnvbOTn m Hastingvtownship.July l-t.i products have shown by nil odds thc . 1930. and pnssed* away at Pennock I igreatest increase since that hap-1 hospital. May 25. 1933 at the age of j ■ |x-ned ! 12 yean., 10 months and II days. ( The movemefit for a proper bal-1 Her mother dying when dr M’ lance between agriculture. mduAry but an infant she was taken ip the Semi-Gloss Interior Finish for Furni­ and finance will necessarily be slow; । ixime of lu r uncle and aunt Mr. ture, Woodwork, Wall Decorations. but ttic President is determined U> and Mrs. Isaac Golden, yrho tenderly see the thing through He doe? not 1 cared tor her as an own father and! ■ claim lo lx- absolutely sure that J mother until the death of Mr* (▼very pb«n he has tried or will try [Golden on June 30. 1930. and since I Gallon. [will prove successful. Hr realizes I that time lias remained airh herSALE PRICE >1 Q/V Regular Price $' I that some of them probably will notiuncl^. who Ims cared for her as al 1-2 Gallon... le4U 1-2 Gallon . . . succeed, but iu* tsv confident thot father. Everything wa* done that, I tliclr failure will indicate wlial is a loving hands could do but to no Regular Price } SALE PRICE S Z*/f [proper method ot assuring sucre,avail. Her father, died Feb 31. 1924.1 1 Quart............ .0*1 oaphs I* Quart | We inuat all have patience, do Ute she leaves her' Daddy" as she always! Ix-st we can and civji every < ncour-1 laficd him. one brother, Ertnond.. p p ce I Pint ngement rouble tn <nrr President three aunt*, two uncle* and a host I SALE PRICE » nn j Hp la laboring for tiie good of th- of relatives and friends 1-2 Pint [whole country*. While wr all recog-[Today our heart.* are *ad and lonely ; ■ nixe he may fail, let us all hope that iu cloud* seem dark and low. I ■he may succeed. H lie shall win. his-But the wind whisper* so softly, I BUOLAR PRICE success will prove that 11 democracy "Our God ha* willed it so." 10c ea. lean carry us through an economic But oh. we will sadly mis* her Big Bath crisis. ■ j With the rising of the -un. 15c ea. Almond Cream ----- ------ page PMt one) ol’c) Hastings Monument Works Three Sensational Inli ne penny MORRIS O. HILL, Agent. Hastings, Mich. STATE MUTUAL RODDED FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY ’ W. V. HURRAH, President. HESWWKNGFOn f"T.SX°?'....,DEMiTlllllOiy THE.------MO OF ILL I “S• DULY OBSERVED II. K. FISK, Secretary. BARGAIN DAYS FISHERMEN W LL BE INTERESTED at Loppenthien’s—Everything going at Remarkably low prices before we vacate. Saturday last day! Come! Save! 15 1 o ’ 50-2° ' $6.5° 1.G0 •J .60 9.10 LOPPENTHIEN’S —Ahddoi CORNER DEPARTMENT STORE POUND MY EAR NOW I* More SPECIALS jA^FTKR a hard day's work I used lo have trouble getting tn )Jt<vp. Since wr gut our Consumers Special Heater. I jump into a hot bath any old time I am realty Io turn In. and before I can even think of countIni; sheep. I am sound a?leep. The value of thr good pay for this auloiitatir hut water service one iff the biggest bargains I know. Our whole family thinks lhe umr thine In the new convenience of Instant hot water al all hours, for all needs."’ •ich fe And here's a SPRING SPECIAL/ • BUY BEFORE THE PRICE GOES UP.' own COWLS fLX And enjoy yefcr .’round low-coat, NDS for dll famjly needs ’ANY WATER HEATER nvs. ^ay. LIMITED OFFER' AT THIS PRICE $JL<*00 OJ6c..k EASY PAYMENT PLAN TRADE IN YOUR TS by tai . nn < Michl- £ AND We Will Make-an Allowance on This Purchase. XtlUlt BUILT LIKE A THERMOS BOTTLE tY GAN FURNACE COIL OLD HEATER nwu The name Colgate means it’s the best! NOW—Unheard of Prices 1X COME IN . . . OR PHONE 2305 UMERS POWER COMPANY Purchaser’s Special! All regular 10c soaps ' | Our special price & FOR Consumers Special GAS ingi.Mich More Bargains—More Money Saved COLGATE’S 30' | AD-A-GLO PerDozen 1 COLGATE’S ". ’2.80 :• ’1.50 .80 .45 I 1st time at these prices nnmTinv--------- ' ''n<* ** *** 80 lonfly OBlTl Ani. When at.eve our work i done ' Alfrid SW wa* born at MUo nut Mme day our Ood thl. Father' v Wl» *»»»i*r- f^-!” nRd ™ ed this life Maj 2.1. 1933. aged 7!) An(1 tjien lt wc a-e onh. rt.Mtly. (mreM month* 23 day*. Mr Btorr Our |oVM1 onr„ ur wlil I ‘has been in declining health for the; past twb years. In hi* earlier year* NEW HUDSON DEALER. I [lie through . — traveled ---------- --------... the .... ea.st, ------ later; . on another paie of this Ivue of i on Mr Starr settjed on the old [ the Banner appear* H'special gfi-1 homestead at Milo where he farmed nouncement of the appointment of 1 far eleven years. Retiring from Forrest Johnson as local dealer for i farming, he moved to his present the Hudson-Terraplane Motor cars. ' home at Delton, where hr has lived Mr, Johnson has been here several; for 20 some years. Being a great t yeMJ* and has established a fine lover ot the out nf doors, lie busied' business reputation .New models of j , himself with fialimg and huulihg. I tjieae cars mav be recn on display . Mu Sterr was unmarried He is »Ur- j »t the show rooms a’ 107 North rived by a twin brother. Albert. of [Michigan Avenue in ’his city. । Tacoma. Washington- hr being the I --------------- ww-*------------- , ' last of a family of six. besides sev- ■ Our town crab expects to liave I jera) nieces and nephews. Funeral J the Government pretty baffled for i I was held at hla late home Friday P, the next month. He filled out 1}I* in­ M Burial at Prairieville. • come tax statement with a post -------------------------------------------- ! office pen. A new house recently collapsed In I --------------- ■» ♦->-—■—■----'a London suburb. The neighbors I Curiously enough, the designers still maintain that, although tin lol iligento.io noise mukeie never ol[gramophone kept them awake, they! fared the outboard motor In a handy I did not knock on the wall. I rise, for (convention galleries. Vl—English Process Colossal Elderflower Q’yc®rino 15c ea. 15c ea. OUR SPECIAL PRICE 79c Per Doz. ?Su™,CE. ’2.24 ? S ", . .’ .34 .25 CENOL Products There’s a -^estroycr made for evfery kind of insect—all guaranteed Moth Drstmyer—Use on ajl fabrics. Bed Hug fhMlrnjrr—Also kills the egg' Ant l>e»lro>er—Uiirc death to anti. Fly DcsUo, er—Kills files, nnwquitoei ln«rrt Powder—Harmless to man or Beast. e CENOL Resell Powder—Positively kills ruacl«». e .. • • a CENIU. CENOL CENOL CENOL CENOL Nothing Better to Kill Insects PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LyBARKER, Prop. PHONE 2115—HASTINGS, MICH. = �THE II.ASTfNCA BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAT 31. 1933 PAGE NX SHOES! SHOES! Every Member of the Family can profit by these value.. Buy NOW at theae LOW PRICES! 'THESE AVI MGS ■Women* -.KU' WW« 9» Women’s Sport Oxfords Long wearing sport soles. $ Many colors... All sizes-— Men’s Dress ’Jff O*£or<is comfort. Size. FIVE HUNDRED WOMEN PRESENT ‘Continued from page onei <Continued from page one) | heretofore done, and the larger work . that is pnwiible for it, ar* recognised, । by tiie Kvllogg Foundation. This U jiemoiistrated.- by. tiie inteipn taken In the camp and the large invest­ ment being made ut Clear lake Uy, tlir Foundation. y . trr.c.K>c ably on the display of exhibits and » • 1VI. L-. A. 1 1 XLlVlo , . neral ..interest in thc Extension; ■ ■ — ,i ogrtm. , , Dr Marie Dye. Dean “f Home Eco-' [camp u*.i'.« onguiaily Intended only Camp Items. ' munics. M. S. C. gave the main ad-' ■[for Battle - . the . Camp .- Fite — girls of -- — ' c^gV.W-.- through Camping” dn--. of the afternoon on "Homes। -Creek; but a hen- the Kellogg Fotin- and Camii Barry ..lugun 1. "Help me in Other lainds " ,D<-an Dye gave dation : ->k it over tlay ut once rX; F«Huw ba.rd dn the Golden a nu>s: mtcrrxtini talk for lhe most] ।Itended Rui.. )UUF g*n(W«IJ j -.i-ur v, gi"ri Camp. part along the food habits qf peo- • -------- - n... • <. ‘|w ratem>. ........ . and benefits .......It UK-to iM-UU v« ►>.......................... in.nrtn and u ,„.. Camp Fl-.Fire eiri: Riri- <4 <•’ .- CLdUuin C.dlesun -,and Bair y. June 6-12 tor boy*. jum' June J4U- piei pie’ in the sevrnii European coun­ !g<jjo s^’p pointed many wi-ak-l Barn- counties The mprikagc — 21 Jur Kir!, alld Iuf tsvi,outtri^ <x*uid not have been lifted without -- A.... — .tp- ne.-M ---- ,< in certain cc,untrics' regular : Mr. 1. Becker -has g»\gn I outside help. . ' Camp Barry marker- i«r tiie newduf- gave many investing sketch*| The present property consist* of iennb- court. whidiF-air svjv much of condition* and situations that ’ about 4>1 acre* Tlir first summer appreciated u- are tiie new eahip'-"he ran Into on her risit to the-a; rhe camp consisted only of tents; Mgns Uiade by J-ike Millli - nd Dale 1 fount rir» that were of great inter­ but in I5-*9 **>d 1930 Hie kxlge. wa» Bump ot to the audience Dr Dye has a ‘built through thr help of the Battle Tin* Thursday the Barry County 'most wonderful persdriahty and ■ Lcftrpt Ki.'.ants Club and labor un- Mmutenal Avociatlon hold 'hen . ability to present these subjects Fvaiimv‘1 picnic a: Camp-Barry begin- "Tone enjoyed liraring her. __ ,______ r ......_______ _ fol-1 mug Ut 10 an .■ - _Miss Roberta Hershey, the i small administration building was Specialist, Christian Leadership and exo 'lege " ' " who ' •lias -been giving: the ■Nutrition" work in thr county i built 'from the 0oughnin sales and- lent meals are two good n-asem i Camp H!',‘ b.i)k and gills attending Gar..,— ------------- —- ---------- - . ----- — Barry interesting short talk on lur expertfn pa*t year*. i-ach built by a thrterTin- Older Y group will have their "wes in community work in the eht siutip or oiyanlxation Four o! rtgul.nJ .Mtmi- it Gamp Burry m.-x- [Uiwer East Side. N. w York, the . the vabin.s arc to be replaced by Mondor evening. .< tx>t luck .upper mountains of Carolinas and the; liertnanent buildings. In addition at 7 o'clock regular meeting - i‘i<-, Ciitton Mill' district of the south ' gram including tents and baseball. 'Her talk wa- one strange experience a total" of' fifteen cabins Seven girls June lo ’hr new evrutn.- board J'iter another with peoples of these !and one tnunx lor -will occupy each <.f Barry Co.- S S u-.-SK.ation w:|I district*, a talk that showed what I cabin, making a ,total eaparity of have tlH.i :ir-t'.mut.ng at Camp 'v«* on •" »'*n Vnited105 giil* fur e.ich'two weeks’ period Basiv State*. It brought home the fact, ------I tfiat we liave a Nutrition piublnn [of tiie Camp. Tiie Camp will opqn "" -------Juno 26 and will cl<w September 1 —------------------------- —““"j the country over ax well as In Eu-, jrsipc ms iMiinted out by Dr. Dye Miss 11 Hershey made thc audience think ‘that II might be well wnd interest­ ing to s«-r "America First " Miss| ' this. Mimmer as a dining room, A ■ Hershey has been greatly enjoyed j large perthanent kitchen, with year; .by ull the local leaders during tiie] . anviii-.d accommodation.-: will tie •[past winter and they arc pleased; con-tim-ted in conjunction with thi ‘Continued frfttn page one) to hear she will b* with ais again । i Lodge, .thi* summer. Two ua*l»| ini tin- Nutritlqn work nr« year, j jImium*. with liot and cold water and ■ ।... -uuih mi[showers, will be alH> erected fur the-Jin. Mr*. Frederick Da ffey, cello Mrs. OBITUARY. ■ .-timmcini-e 1 Prices fur the (wo weeks’ period Archibald McNulty, rcano; Piano Jphn W. Wolfe departed from this ! at c'amp Kitannlwa Oils summer Solos. • Impromptu'- by Reinhold and .lite on Mdnduy. Moy 22. ,1WJ. alter, j have been m.tten.dly Yeduced fur stiini- Pn’wnihi Mrtfemig for M’vrrnl month* He; Fur oiri; Girl-; nn and members. -:|Camo, t.-qmp nrcn non niemwrs. ■ h.Sh,. J.". । »“< the last surviving one left of. J camp FIie-GTitriTW pnrr <>t_*!».children born to mortgage became due last winter It ! was endr-.- that the girl*' organiu- SYMPHONY PROGRAM SCORES SUCCESS ChU«fren’g Strap, ’ En!f‘> Pa,‘ ,k ,lp*the stand hard BIG HE .P f OR G RES OF BARRY COUNTY and will fe5 fot 54 50 a week and for girl- not *'‘ ‘■.’J” ' Christy Ann and JacolTWOire -Hr • [mrrnbia nf the orgamzatmn 5650 .-uu.«M>> Mi. Ih.t --Ho*.ird n;u 1)>)nj jn Mormu. cnuniy. Tioy In pr.vu.uthe prfco. have ■"■ township. Bute 1A>« «im““‘1 of Ohio, "fussing “W _ B. vne. viotm, j; M. nl ll,L M“p ’ire Girl- and 59 for others. dav- Wlu-n still.a small child he; nicHi<n*of permanent- winter ! Kleym lib, i n, viola and Karl I>-Ko. I: came to Mich, and resided m Bar-1 I quarters simil _ . thoM’ at Pine iv-lo’.a: Fhiie Salos. 'Till Serenade". ri county the temaindcr of hb> life, j a„ begin about* September 1. [and Hwr-et Bird"—A. A. Bifemo.i was united in marriage to Emma • .director of the Hading. SympJyMiy He nuM. i IwwJ-r 24th. 1682. .who - - 2L 1929. He mar. huiec twenty boy* and twenty pul- OrchrMrit arrompanirti on tin- piano ! (Missed on -March Tn addition theft* will be a lountc by lit- puplla MU; Florence TYnb tied Mrs Anna Peterson on Deci-m- , building. store*, uflicr*. showers. land Wi!ll.im Kennedy'; a plana solo ber 17, 1931. hi* .surviving wife. Hej ; baths and other equipment. ami and nn encon- by little Ml--.' Flor- . leaves'to muorn hx- IcHfr' also two' inter staff.. Thr n.ir Hiteino, Miwn-ymr-vld daugh: ' daughters, Mrs. George ’Walter^ and i. [.Mrs Cs-cti Conner, and three grandJ children beside* many relatives and' ■j friends. •“ , heart ns. Anechv. [j Stilled KiI).nt is huthe vojC4 . ,,verthat mwtloved , White Pumps, Ties Straps and Sandals Every new Style for Graduation, white moh. kid. buck and elk leatlkTs, hun­ dreds of pairs lo choose from SEE THEM ON DISPLAY! Tiie sure--" of ’he Symphony , camp- Orchestra is not only due to the cn- I rhuida*m of local 'musician* and rhe | i trees and leadership .d Conductor Bitirno, but I . « n<-c of a croup of rlr.iring up. from Grand Rapids time Hastings n“ Shoe Store “Barry County’s Busiest Shoe Store" 111 W. STATE sY HASTINGS, MICH. o fh>- ea« cd which titl’d ni-.d dc.Urablr approach. Many Normal Banking Functions Executed' by This Bank . i Drawing of Drafts Making Collections Carrying Commercial Accounts—Other Bank Services are being rendered as normally All NEW Accounts Are Trust Accounts and May Be Opened and Deposits Made with a Guarantee of Withdrawal Without Restriction The machinery of National Government moves slowly, and we urge the friends of this bank to continue patient until we receive authority to proceed. All our operations are under the authority of the Comp­ troller of the Currency of the United States. Interviews Cheerfully Received Hastings National Bank us On heaven'* eternal shore." ■ Precedent an excellent guide Hastings, Michigan this lx»nc Smith.I IS being dom- ior the Tlx-rxlun- .1 nwiu-. .1 M. Kk-yfiest-wcU as Calhoun, brn; mid T-' . and Roy line work which! lorcnzo _______________ iCliahdlcr fonhi [than sixty members in the organtea;t:on ahd that nxv-' of them were Announcing T II E A 1’ I* O I N T M ENT OF FORREST JOHNSON * 107 NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN as, Dealers for HUDSON CARS and ESSEX TERRAPLAN E S OBITUARY. j Jennie Olive Sprague, daughter] ;of Mr and Mrs Rtephen Sprague. ■ :ome hint. land ;i.'i.wd awav at the home of Herl daughter after a lingering illness of' several mcgitb* on May 19 isn. at j Hudson Car? certain Hint his creulings with the.motoring will ut|.| !•> the nation-wide Hudson reputation irtesy anti square dealing in al! transat- .Wmnff Roush; Tt Is brllcyi-d that much has been accomplished through .tlir Sunday Thi* tijipuintnu-m. wnx unileitaken with the utmost cunt titi’l ruiisiiivi'ation. Mr. Johnson. ix it man in wh-*.*v integrity anil .dbilily we hav«- every contidrJH'C Jablishrd it high position with the old cnstyniers his-rvlulinns With the: \V« i Hud his t- ully been carried on through [ i Bunday night clwd the year wlfli. i a picnic at Fteer’j. Elections were# i h*ld at ihu meeting with the fol-! lowing officers: President.' Irene' [Jones; First Vic ~ I Becker; Second. merchandising and murteous service She was united in nurringr to. :wm Grib Nov. 11. 186.1 who de-1 • muted this life Sept. 16, 1926 'Ihl .this union twn daughters wen* bom.' .tMr* Mamie Graves nf WifkhtT. Kv.. land Mr* Beulah Newton of Rieh-. [land. Midi. both being at' her bed-1 side at thr time. - Mrs Grib, by her genial dbpnsi-' lion, willingness to do a kind act..! hr lend a helping hand hi illness o.*j i distress, endeared herself to a large circle- of neighbors and friends.: -who with Hie two daughters, three' grandchildren. Floyd. - Bessie Lois. great granddaughter.- Mary Anna: Graves. all of Wlckhff. Ky. one sisIter. Stella B. Graham, of Greenville.' ;Pa . also several niccru and nephews' 1 to sincerely mourn her passing. Funeral services were held at Uw home Rev. Edward V Belles, offi- ■ elating Burial in Prairieville ccme-I ' ••Married men ought to wear 'something to indicate plainly that they are married/' raw a novelist They generally do—the suit they bought ttye year befoce last. HIDSO.y kssex mtnlPLtxE j An Arkansas doctor has been! | practicing in the same town 68 ! years. Imagine sending out bills in 1932 for services rendered in 1863. 1 Jewel Double'Quick HOUSE PAINT Entirely NEW! Better Different Priced within the means of all The Jewel Paint & Varnish Company brings out a NEW. QUICK DRYING product called DOUBLE­ QUICK House Paint—dries dust free in two hours—• dry or ready to recoat in six hours. A new and im­ proved type of the finest quality House Paint that you can buy. THE COVERING CAPACITY IS 400 Square feet ^To The GALLON TWO COATS! We carry a complete line of Paints, Varnishes and Oils for outside or inside, and we would be pleased to give you an es­ timate on the cost of painting your house either by the com­ plete job, or on just the paint. . THE HOME LUMBER CO. NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. PHONE 2276 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, IM Social Events and Personal Mention DELIGHTFUL PARTY AT COUNTRY CLUB . FORIY-TWO GO „ TD CAMP CUSTER Mr. anti Mrs. Junk ClarkAre Presented With Farewell ■ Lorraine fwnhath was home iroirt Mr and Mrs R. M Lamble left Gifts From Members Mr and Mra. Jacob Wolfe Were in M (Continurd from page oner lint over Ute week end. Saturday for a tew days’ vull with Freeport on Tm-iday. J Member* of tiie Hasting* Country Oacar Tydrn of-Grand HapItU. Club enjoyed _• ;. .rtkularly* _ nn<l anaing uvrr Uie'week end. j»*Her point* •vian-d HuAtings friend* on Monday, party ar Club :: Hwto •­ eveninx Mis* Maxine Wunderlich h home i ML s *t-r| Lou Streeter and Lyle Mr* Edith Boffnrlt returned Mon- «f Memorial Day : ;<wn Pentwater for her vacation. Scudder *|icni from Friday rtighi day ( from a ten days’ vudt Fit - charge being M> u <i Mesdanm Keith Fuller. Chrn ». »««, .......... ',U,‘1'US;;,‘1I;,u"'°™"’ '“■■•1 MH.rd A M"s Knthetiht Towne of Delton Rlchqrtt } WmWTF l: . Mi* Wm Ducker. Jr. and.daugh- la i ylMtlng Mi -. Ethol pennock for a .Dan •! Schranp i days ’Mamlr „ - and J It Mi viilled Mr. and Mrs Hurt Tinkler on ten. Virginia and Juan, vbited tlv few • '8;nrea and i..,*i luuuay. .former’s mxher in^alanuuxA from Monday. Mr kiiii.M;- Emerw.;; Htauffi.r <yfirntal. Dr and Mr». D. I). Walton and t111 Sunday. vU;U<1 Mr and Mr* Ray la»cry at ,1U tAIUfd UI jun* an- *;>eut!mg a few day* at Gull lake - ledo. and Mr Vickers ------— of* — Nashville ...........— -, y-»k MlIHI r n... Jone. auem Ml t|»r BrtUi ■Mrs. J. M. McElwainof LtUttlng ta;w,'n' klIlftL' o{ Mr. and Mrs Edwin ,,lu| M,‘. {-„ri E Me.• Hmilh on Monday. . the gw.si of Mi and Mrs J Me- Bmith Sor-Uman ol Delton • ’’ ’ •’ pre­ I Mr Mr and and Mf*. Mfa. Harley Harley Tinkler. Tinkler. Mi*» MR* Eluuln thU week. M- .. ,i M1. w,, ■’,, S. Ktm Mr* Ham Nadu and M. Grace Grace1 Luverne Luu rm- Tinkler Tinkhr and Mr FooteFUotr of *r *'*a” *".I" ? %'•*,; Sigl.-r acting as Colgrove <il* Cliwioite were in the tiie Grand RapliL ‘k „‘ RajiicL. visited Mr. and Mrs ; les. Slgjflmt w*i John C city on Monday Bun I’mktei jn-8unday. urSunday. / . .. , .2, Burt Tinkler ! Ketchkm. th-n »«.-« r-i-.u,. u„..t ... Iktrod .- Gaidnvr ... . . • MadtEH Chidester. Jr. of . Pate of Detroit -spin Thurs­ several ^,u c,,niP jnday and sja’nt day' Edm,night with Mr and Mrr E C Edmond*, enroute to Chtcuyo f'?.1 — ... .............. ,h'< ’*"ii *'»fh nix parenu. Mr. ’ m» »utoi iBiai* - ........ ...... “ Mr. and Mr . FYcd W<*MlrulT of -!■ - «■ ._ Grund Rupitb w*re Bunday gueMa of ; M: and Mr*. Carl Beumer of yLMiv'd’1 \fr l.’?. ’‘V ' !lar and hatuv MiJohn Quinta mui,> U.< Mr and Mt*. Julius Cruns of. a- Ang<l<« go tv Detroit today for *uniiounc< vbH, nmtoring liven- with Mr and Tmn Reynolds and H-myfSinr !rs. Lout* Forms* of -Naalivillc. Reynold.’. Mr Vto.rS.itork »>,d “»■“ •" , Hie <: .ughv, Bis .<«,,.«■ w to, u.Mpm-nu. m. jimdiv ■ rand Mrs. C A bmith. while her 1. Pinia-... fohn Ketcham. Jr.. • the program WalVr take rjHrnt i,,c ntlcn<1lng Uu: Chicago Mr uli rtrti "h'ft 11 |U,U! , a,-d Mr‘ Albcrt Vedder were ticn. road rej»ir and oth camp Cu»(er ithe mci and 4ix> men win FuIiOXinK Barry rount cepted by tl St* nMntiiK Kritii 1 tatml. c.ll«i;’''HM ’•* M' “,'d Mrs- E n Mr; K< ttiiatn Mr's. U ' of Marshall lust Tuesday night ut a blrtixiiy party lor little Donald ' and Nolilr coin and four daugh- b-.l Sis-xonChicago are sjx’ndina ten, •I); Clarem- Young <>f. Allegan!HLiys with Mr and Mrs ’ Robert ot Ln .vid Mi Buk Ii , Charlotte Cam will remain , the week end" on Thursday visiting ■ for the summer” ,'un Wifdnc.uiuy' Mr and Mrs Cole Nrwran. Mr. and Mt' Krnmnt Newton and Mi*s daughU Helen’ Nfwtun attended a btrthdav an* guest-, patly at Mr- Wesb y Cilky s at Sar- Stauifi-r and family n nar on Sunday. x Fuller tT^r on gUV.-t .... hud been visiting Hirhurd Doyle and >:’.teiulinit II. vtnru: ot Chicago. general gutiday. E—W-.Mallov .of LunMiur. district Mr ui, >:p.rin’< ndent. ciilji’d on clarence ■rjnidr.-n' □ouehcr on Thursday vuit-d from jur’t.s, Mr. and Mi>, Frank m n mid i1au«ht»T’ of Cliluago kY. * of t j,,: Ao. ... «... , ro./ti-.n »"TuF1" "oiii< Frtp.iv’ till, TupmIk »rle» Burtoughs and Mb Burn.u >-,r hwi lovely bouqu CMtlUiiCl s lhe n mid nd H Cvhn ( niuyunc IB- Joel 19 -Ck-nr BRADLEY SWIM Sl ITS i OR MEN AND WOMEN -if ui. MLe> Kuthrjn Resplendent, vivid colors . . . ultra­ modern styles .. . designed for long wear... Bradley Swiin Suitsthisyear will thrill the most fastidious, and tempt the inveterate landlubber onto lia:.beach and inta.thc.jw.aler.______ ; (tone in and sec these new models and uvt your free copy of tliv“Bradley I landbook of Diving." :i • jrent -Sim'lay Me;iitf. ’il in c-nirrtaln* -- .... on Sunday, Uiddl.. of (J Hunday Mid M<m „hs Eugene Frwm j. Mr. and Mi Grand Rapid.’, visited '*-• of the uctSt. Dori • and Helen Decoration A LIFE OF CLEAR Comfortable 'Vision . and Mr. Vi'ddrr urn tided i t n;: trmnment in (hand Rupicb nn Friday night mid Mby* Daruthy: f.onit le’uriKd with them tyr th- your due’. Il nJ audition ot your Hain family of Flint, Micju will be in the city Thursday. June 1 w-itmg Hedil<|uarlers for Bcaehwcar MICHIGAN Mi Mu.-gaii’. Furrr of Datroit Hunt the holiday with her sran-nu. spent tni Ml'., Edna Brumm of Kalamazoo' Mrs. Sarah FurniM of Grand ration.with Snends at Buy City and sjs nt the week end at her home. •v land ot Cohnnbu'. Maple Ridge. . Her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Charles tlw» tiy.- first of the week. limit her mother. M oy .a;, utenn nio'vnn Hihiday gjic^ts of Mr. and Mr* Brumm. and Coy G. Brumm took tiie Hx-tli.K-. Citv MtsMo:i at 7 pr. and Mrs W O. DavLs were Lucy Raid! both of (fraud Porter Kinne were. Mr. und Mis. lirr back to Kalamazoo Sunday alt- guests at the J. Robert Smith home P M Thur-alay June 1. PAK IIES FOR RECENT BRIHE. iiniin' handlctipif-'d try .bn McMiinigr of Detroit and Mr. Sunday. ■ Murym Mfs. Hurley Kinne of Grand Mr and Mrs Charles Kohler liave Go.g • Mrs Libble Marshall has returned hluinc nothing mid* n<i friends and relal gone to their new Imme jn Bed­ .■■I'h d.u: « nuniial Durtits during i R..idi Und Mr. Bio tn her home’after spending several ford. Indiana. Bupl and Mr.- Wa ' ww b in Bellevue and Battle Creek. celled here last u«-k by ue graduating exerci i:.; i <}<M.d-on. Uhn underwent an ’ **"*• f**'1"operation 'Pliuraday at Ann Arbor, ts ’ *’ • • • .lor bp Mined I Another* i Ketcham All male citizens ot Centralia, Mr. and Mr.- ’Eiwin Vender and t .potted nt gettin.:'along fine. Hb S,uiie Hnirit. j. Bernard ol t Drirrv i n tin Elwm Eddy ol Detroit, were su-tcr from near Portland. Indiana, Wash , recently became subject to a compubory whisker-growing ordi. i’|c end-guests at the Oito Schulze I:, .'jicnding a few.day* here . E'. : : I'lilT rtfECIALUT y Mr.; Ign>om*rnni> bjtt ot Tecumseh were gwsta ot th* Kenneth Lykins spent Sunday at nance enacted by thc city iniprepiv. mr Mu» Fern VcItuUe returned - Ml”.-. I MUk. Bai<j| Phone 2634 J F. Black, and itb iriMidy. 1- of his parents routh of aration tar lhe twenty-first Annual with them for a vblt. •nujtraeuw ,ir>- beige’ Pioneer picnic to be held in August. Mr and Mrs Ernest CiandaU of Charlotte was j h.-r slater. Mre- Li p*tillelil tpent Sunday at the home I shell mnk < n. triii tfiicre the ut D-r and Minnie Bailey •<:i; fur. bath haviiu: ..I Henry add Clirydai-Qj hoc*. Mi. _ ... ___ __ _________ __ Mis.-. ifartone Hawkm* and rntcrtatmd twenty-cue 1 frock was v.f E :u»» Conley ut l-uumg spint irrivcfi on Sunday I.omr cvrnpil- Iwr DMimet W trday night with Air. and Mrs, ,nMer and Im‘band Game —**•“ 1 Following no 1 Warner. Afctd Stauff ol hemo ; ding eullatmn ’ K Huinm- l. 'cleo Everts. Paul nnia rrrmi. I lie Ubli. la ins centered. f.,: ur and Glenartl .Showalter wen Kitchen article; cmatQ here during the sum­ .. .. . in iuv reiorewiauon pro­ Mr ..na Mr.-- Baiwom »r« to njake RriUn ah<j ]lft Saturday f.'.r Camp mer. • Elgin Watch M3.30, S20.M. 5:5 00 up their home :n Grand Rapid, and .cutter. Mi‘v. Thru Pan acitempankd Ijiv-Tcncr Bench of 'Kaliimaro i to' A/ll ba |MT»-r»»Wd ' Die iitorr.-m s|xin*prrd by Hi . . .. _ pwo.->» uhere they spent Sunday> ifiyahy caminiign • Clover Leaf Club Sunday nighL/wa will reaidc. with Mi mid Mr- Raymond Whide-"jducted by l.i, el Gutata from r.ut of town were Mr iwell attended. The church wasneco j kneeht. Mm. Windekm-c'lu and lit-j ■|Park. Hl. and enough hiOiiey re-land Mrs. Seth Bh. .•«». Mr. am (rated in krepiiw with thc day. « th- daughter returned with them,! ^.ti..'1-d ’■» *arraut thr'm -tartin*. 1 Mr* t.yl< m Mi J. tn Krupp ; oral putrlolu her husband coming l’»r tfwn.nnl Bor*t and Hi t and Mr* John r,r , '?■ -........ “* will ataru on 1) -• Ucdn.-dey uptil Friday at ^differ cnliw........................................... «... ■'.•Vumj-j .'iopidliiMR Xru" —(I’oldcn Anniwrjdry Sunday. Th?y called nn MrMichael “ ehiilzrhome and attended BLISS ^'■’jen I u^aood drib u*t«r tilth St It bm -f Grand Hareti Be“ Qu-Ii‘>r Venter in Kalamavo-i and found Jwr convalescing'from her recent acci­ jiruxtmal c 'ngratulaUonh m Pack dent mid able to walk, on cruWin ». Glbren, of Detroit wen- wevi '.ue extended to th’.se y<»ung jwopb .• Clyde though her nerves are stll[ very bad end «u 'ts of tlicir parents. M BHtTHHAY PAHTt. MAXWELL HOUSE Mrs. Frank Fetehncr. All bopc-'for her sjseedy recovery. I Shullx, Freeport. Dellon, Middleville Jack O'fXmnril celebrated 1 Rev and Mrs Albert O tic Ion. Ciub ,,n thc . . . t itntn ighth birthday . HINE—NORR1:s. tdding t:>-.k 11.lining eight tntf Wednr m a- in lainsing Sunday Full Quart J i’Dunnell rent : trr’s tnothrr, Mrs ihich the voni 28. when Ilnur daughter. M:-«’*' 1 Mr and Mrs V TELEPHONE -2 24 1 . Erk-)h yery, w^r- united th marrfaixe । Grand Rapid' spcijt pcciH.ilioti Day •,r. northern part Gerald Hine of Shultz. Corner of State and JcffcrsoD St*. Haatinu», Mich. , Mim Ejecta Furni-• of Battle r.pj'ed the mm ceremony jw-rfornwd | on Wednesday . Creek suited h*r .-.i-tcr Mi by Rev. 1. L Dewey Hastings at f„r ’ngh: at a one oTlrxk iimCliebn jnlc Furm-s. the. tit't -?i the ..... rlgiit n'rlock ’Die ..llcndant. wtro!glvpn by Mm<. TUhr 1' -1 -n Imr.-winY• ndek hospital Tuesday’morning be I Mrs Sarah Mat j. who ha.* been M1M Edna Huw. sKtrr of the groom. Gezin.i Raid! ..nd Mr Nt!-, ing taken.there just the .nvht be ,:li with iF.irt trouble :;Torc. Funeral renders were h< Id m-q B,-av nier IK and Mr Glenn Wire Thc bride wa’Ioisvon. u'hrue masnaee took place! Illi, tom, rreur ■Il.nwm -Kh’nonh »lto Buiuhr »Ito prettily dressed dre'.ied in blue bine mtwi crt'pa and ihuhday cvciunit. nretttlv [burial in tho Prairieville reinotery. 1 j,.uu.s • ’ — curried an arm bouquet ol pink and VISIT OUR SODA FOUNTAIN ' Funeral rervires.for Mr- Hellericiarenee white snapdragon* Small BIRTHDAY PART c.f Guernsey Jake were Imld Monday[Df ca*tlei< I rated with sptrea. fleur de ite and Hading*iht Hinhui’.' Funeral home Mr- Herd End in Honda, and entertained ai nf her . j- «.h<x’l-; Mrs France* Searb * ;iaxuid away' I while lilacs tilth birth-[nt her home here-Sunday morning wrvirea Following the wedding a buffet mates Saturday on her r.ik.. held Wednesday altkt-er.. ... ........__ .day. Ice cream and . I lunchton was served. ; :— . —-- ----......... v.mwu iu u.i, i.niH.h .it uh- r.iuiiKei[served. All had a fujipy time lew days. S:w wax 1J yvnn nt age.Imai church emducud by Hu- Rev ■being born in Barry county tnd has; WurnInterment m Ukwiew I Mr and Mrx. O H-McCnwrn en-‘ THE LITTLE HEO HRH K,. v , [alwnys lived in Barry county. Her I cemetery 'tcrtained as-tiueMa at Ackcr’H Point* Mrs Mitmle Hammond h much huiband k,..K....a preceded ..... i.a *her .u three yexnj M Mrai ran(1 si-, ciift Kletnhans and I report on Bunday, among whom i better and is able to be out again [ago She leaves a n*rer Mrs Maiy'familv cai,etl on ।were guests from Creek. Grand Ann'ArRapids.I Picnic Our .'cliool cloved Friday with a icveral Nobles' nephews of Hickory Comer*be»i*de»j"aeorg^OiU and! friends >. Bettie dinner and program at th* and ...nieces 1 and^-Onal FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES -- '-’nawo. r;—‘ii* C*T‘*-*P a:::: Ar pltthlc tt!i!t!rr — n,i nwwm.m —.... i _ Lake• Odessa. ixchoolbcuYC |„hc>t ....... ............ w,„ greatly uw<rin .................... ode»»a. Lansing.' Lamina, St. fit Iachooilnu&e. nt friends who'wjll town Monday. »burg. Fla . and San Diego,! Mrs. Edith .Edger of ILivtiiigs mt»a her Funeral eervlcew uefe held i BUri'er C: ~apent Thursday with Mrs. Rcbccrg Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 fniin I he the the week week ei end with hu family here I Craig'home, Rew. Swadhng of Hickory The 10th and llth grades livid ANOTHER CONTEST. M;._. Bonnie Bcr.r.;: Tyh T;!.;r ;-. .vi&ttlng her i.rr , corners officiating. Burial in Hick­ their piqpic Thursday gt Gun lake. Mi*s The flic young people who partlci- 'cou>.in in Vermontville ........ orv Garnm cemetery. W11 ,n uw The .seniors nn rpent thc week VHa end Bat I patod. In the Silver Medal-contest i Mr. and Mi* Warr. n Miller and Th, muUr »l>d wul o«u uk, Tt., .lumni ... h«M Kn­ Phone 2491 We Deliver The Big Little Store here last week and were unsuccew- family of clart-ville called on Wa: - . meeting of th.- Delton Community <t«y night at the I. O- O F. hall i Jul. will oontwt again at the Barry-Yen Boltcn.s Monday Club will be hold the second Mon- the Rebekahs putting on (he ban-' vUlr church on Sinylay night, i Mrs. Cliff-rd Hannm.nd gate a day night tn June A myatcry | ro-quit. After a abort program dancing; June 4. at eight o’clock. Alt are wcl- birthday dinner Suntiay in honor of :gram wtl! be given. Come and ws a,„. .14 ,.ui. i come. Mrs. c. D. MqULc.-o birthday. । what it will be. | min> Helen BrUnuu of St. Louh L. V. BESSMER Many Gifts for Graduates Saturday, June 3 Friday, June 2 EXTRA SAVINGS Gold Dust X2%c Butter Coffee 75c Brooms 24c 264c Lh 23c Mustard BESSMElW/ie JEWELER REED’S DRUG STORE MEAT SPECIALS Bacon vSi“ Frankfurts Pork Chops Center Cuts 2 23c 2 Lk- 29c lljc 2 35c Warm Weather Suggestions! ^kg. Ice Crea m F5c Pint Brick Ice Cream. . Sodas and Sundaes. Malted Milks. HINMAN’ Bulk Ice Cream 25c Pint . 20p Pint . IOc' I 5c Ginger Ale and Linie Rickey Large bottles3 (or 50c Try Our Special Large Root Beer It Hits the Spot—5c — �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY 31. IMS PAGE EIGHT THE CHURCHES .C WANTS ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN ’ fif.ht ukitbd taiunUtpl~tl Br.KTHF.RK oiiuncn New Truss Proves Greatest Rupture Aid nr.: : i i ' • ’Ti n Akron MechanoFortn Tni*. feature “Selective Pressure Control'*. Holds tho rupture more securely and eliminates unnecessary and painful t!'sue crushing pr»*aUre. We are Exclusive Akron Truss Fit­ ters, anti keep your trim m adjustment. The Prescription Drug Store HASTINGS HMTINOR CITT MISSION'. I:-v T II lifer. I'» ut MICHIGAN Friendly Rivalry Livens Rehearsals of Civic Players (Continued from page onei looks after lhe. queer assort- .actrejses nre going through thc play this strange vuy-Mge with with a "fine tooth comb" looking culm, u difficult role, ad- with a critical eye on each slight de­ handled by Albert Becker; tail "Outward Bound U the tyjw Frank Thompson, whore of production that intrigue* the intutc do,-., not entirely iiuuk ter«»t uf tiie actors from thc start adlu rence to absolute Jus- and inspires them to give thrlr best difficult clwractcrUatlon capTickets lor the play go on sale .. filled by Dr. D. D. Walton; thc this week at Oarvcth k Stebbins. tlfuL frightened haitwuvs. ' Ann Tiie priev Ims been fixed at 10c and and , Henry, played by the Misses-l;Sc Ail scats are reserved as in tiie Aiteeii 1 crihutn and Helen Weaver better class of theaters, choice ones >'i<: Harold Logan. . ' in Hie center rectiun and tiie first u.ul accord mg to itw di- n>w of Hie balcony selling tor tiie tiau- reached tlir stage higher price. Also to give all throirtything Mcrns to be gmt.g ter lovers a ctiance to this unitsThis is a taalthy sign It uut drama the two performances » iliat ttu- ordinary, routine are being gnen. one on Friday. June >t tlir tuuuuv-tiun u now see- 9 and the other on Tuesday. June SO THA WIL If A Us OBITl'ARY. Our Success vamc n-lle Pag. daughter of Henry and Sarah Dur.ii Page, was ' tx.ni in Yankee Spru-.gs Dec 20. 1891 und passed away at the age ut evening May 24'Ji, Cub 41 years. 4 mdoths and 22 days at in C E Hiatt. Cub- Mercy hocpiui in Jackson On Oil Atx’ti Johnson 4 1913 she was married to CU'dt W Gamble ot d listings, later moving moving . , . m .kiiuic in ^&i^uks. later Iriver for a (o jncRxjn. daughter Doris wils and a m.-nern; outdoor born tc this iinltin Surviving are the ’ '..... ..... husband, daughter, three sL-ters. v-nd Urn- under'.; Mr... Fre.d Raymond. Jackson. Mrs *ih k commit tee-' Wm Orton rutd Mrs. Claude Johni. J. Larsen. Rev.;,'uii. iliand Rapids, a brother. Wtli........ urfd ai'Cbmpuut.'d 1 .......... .----------by . 'tliim-Page, Hastings, and a hosi, of Ralph Hawthorn and rehitlvvs and friends. In early life S|XN-i<ii metal Cub she united with the Methodist iw.iidr'! f->r proficiency Episcopal church of Hastings and and Lion Work, the th.- teaehiiu-s ot the church were ivirg honored with her guide unit comfort during Iter I Kenynn. Gerald R>v-! long tllneu which ' she met with Kenneth Wolt. Christian jiaumce and fortitude. ■‘ ire, Proton ' sire will,be sadly missed th her home lali-en. J»hn; and. Community, where she was Ttie thref" greatly beloved. . >u Badge.-, went to' ------------- ■■■'------------------- tiled* /Mat Vz-znU Vje.,e oCOlll i\tuS Has been achieved throuth care­ ful lm»lnr»» manaerrnent and satisfactory dealing with policyholders. — SEE IS FOR INSURANCE FIRST CHURCH Citizens Mutual rIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMAZOO. MICHIGAN J. L. MAUS CHURCH or THE SAZWXSE. Local S*;r«aenlat:re, HMUngt. Mkb GEORGE M. NEWTON SPECTACLE!! FITTED, REPAIRED. BROKEN LENSES REPLACED. WATCH. CLOCK. JEWELRY BF.PAIRINO. CASH FOR OLD HOLD. > CIII-IST cost, ..;;n-,r had bun.i tram that WANT to BUY? TRY the WANT COLUMN inn la Tronghing and l.lehininc Rod' n omematyts’ FREE. Corner ■ WM. PLANT SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED Singer Sewing Machine Co. *i Phone The Ladle.-.' Aid Society will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kryn another out- Vandenberg Friday. June 2. Everyibgdy is invited. 14 which was epon4-.' Robatt. Minnie and Mary Jenwcig lijinr uiwritlF'Wt ’elf' end. :. i; ’u,. ■ • kun ,l',”JT7lu™d w"Jk Robert returned to LeRoy and tiie "1“'At..» :M» will mm, torr. Mr. Jami-., Nagel arid Mr*. Paul­ ine Daniels s;»-n: Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs. Juitn Nagel north of here. Mr and Mrs. William McCann went to East Lansinu Saturday «u> ointnitUHt appoint- the lu.-eball game and William. Jr.. Eighteen of Lan.-ing returned home with them ■rijomaunder the Hate o: .wi/ WANTED Rclatfto from I :;‘i Monday iiwhr to ■» A Whb|e*a!r di-trit>ut..i l.-r well, known beer tppb . Edelweiss Beer Distributing Co. 127 last W. ree st Phone 37479 N * Kalamazoo Michigan Mr mid Me; She P*'1' _i_____ ______ ;......■. j .-•.-I ... . ’ .. -."I byr reached out.-Hte oi the st »»iip ■ ■ ■■> - ■ • •.» - . * O.l > •>.. 1 • ...■” . •htr • ik the first re-inilar,.-. A British -cientbt lias perfected 1 at the parish ’’■a device which can take an almost ieidt-r.-hlp of their !inaudible voice, lone and multiply . • Pirate Night ' is 'it three million time.. It must have for June 9th. each boy to 1 father's. confidential whispers. Captain of the*PiNOTICE TO CONTRACTORS J->!ly Hotmr,’'. Each 1 be made a mcm- . . . >i'- gi'-d Mr BERT H HAZELTON area scon: iy'. June 19. ulKlrpn.gratn 1< ind every boy Jcout should plan 1 Cub division of ■eparately with a ..rogram for these I* 10 atol It. Riving ORDER FOR PULICAT1ON and other artivitirs age We are honing imber of the Barry <T «hls great prlvi*nd -urge that every boy make „ Attend* some summer * D i :cr bulletins on Camp SAFE and LOCK EXPERT Keys Duplicated,, 25c CMBrch and Stale ■ HASTINGS MAHKETS CARDS of THANKS and Cub will >>• hekl Frimriuy, June 2 and 3. at •k. The Iwys will be i-ntw put up in ramp as a unit furnishing their food. cjoklne equipment and J ina! effect?. There is nd charge i. participation and every troop ibuid plan to attend. Tire annual ‘fxclai court of honor will be held Friday night after the -big intrude and at tht* time all special honor ■jus. and training M tlU-d On S.H- NOTICE TO CREDITORS planned for Saturday afternoon Ret Fred Horn and Mrs. Horn and Ruth and Evelyn spent Sunday with Mr and Mr» Byron Moody of South. Maple Grove and got acnted with the little new nephew Lester Sonne vn lie's ...is the fi?re£t fbae ex ttete Its perfume h tiehurjr, tart GRANGE PROGRAMS STAR ORANGE NO I Carl! >n entertained their Shultz ;b at their cottage here Saturday ENTERTAINMENT AT MAPI.’! CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Funeral Service rtisc that there are no high .. bool a»8 college students In convent a u tor giving employment to your family gpd that you have M-: budgwnak< r., peanut tellers and la- wnv» preferred spending holidays moui writers and Sunday* quietly it heme. I for ALL Your Family/ Live in an apartment just like home ... do your own cooking .. . Save your money for pleasure . . . don’t spend it for boosted hotel bills. Hundreds of cozy,"comfortable apartments lo choose from. Rent at your own price . . . savings are wonderful. We show you how. Plan to save 50'* on your trip. Write for particulars today. Don’t wait . . . don’t hesitate . . . make your plans NOW. Write us this very day no matter when you’re coming. No obligations . . . just write and we’ll tell you the good news. Have a good time . . . and SAVE! FAIR HOME BUREAU 2734 CRYSTAL STREET CHICAGO, ILL ORDER FOR PUBLICATION v ■! Haiti?. 9lh da, ot CirmfBt. J., .The mid r SuiKir broiml pa-, t> rilmin tcpiac iiuin-d lhe ot HU t prim.tr mum s old pit ihilnk ,wrli:ht briyn Under und tli COAL PRICES GONE DOWN! >11 in' thr morning and .;l!e and baby Suzanne MUa Mineville and Mr> Isabelle nd urn <if Battlg Creek Mr and Mr» Cnarley Kenyon ate dinner with Mr and Mrs Mark Pox in Hastings Sunday <. raid Hmr and Margery Norris a -, r- united in marreage Friday night T.ielr many friend* wish them Eagelkroud and » m ®uch Joy and happUMM Saturday and SunMr »r«d Mrs Jem Kenyon of , Hickory Comers visited their uncle, t wife and children George Kenyon Sunday afternoon A WORLD’S FAIR HOME No ONE.. can foretell the price of NEXT WINTER’S COAL—even n e® t month’s coal prices may be higher} The SAFTl WAY is to order your next winter’s supply of coal NOW and take advantage of these NEW LOW PRICES! mnntii jmxiuc VOMlbl thc on liuilly !<> oo a Tiie the pn ganizc These ' Hje inc farmer, ployed ing ani tribute dustry (XX1.IKX) IJ.fkXM sugar, should sugar cane m price ■ helps ( thonsa lap far Hit- fui whose Smith Brothers Velte & Company Dealer* In WOQL. GRAIN, SEEDS. FLOUR FEEDS, COAL, SALT. LIME AND ETC. Telephone 2257 Hastings, Mich more < and mi ncres ti factorti would people M.000.C Mlchlg Somi dlon" i mantifi heart i them I �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, May 31, 1933 SWEETUES 15D.OOBTHISYHR THAT'S TRUE IN MICHIOAN —THAT'S 30,000 MORE THAN LAST YEAR <T \ Ninety-five seniors of the Hitstings High school will formally end their scho­ lastic days here at Coriiniencement- F r i d a y after­ noon. photograph* of niiiety-two members of the class are pubiishvd herewith, cuts of the following three being unavailable: If All Michigan Folks Would Use Beet Sugar, It Would Double That Acreage Someone has invented an "accor­ dion" street car so flexible that it can twist around corners. Auto manufacturer* should take this to lieart and make mntorcar* on the same design so that wa could shove them together for parking. • TWO-Fm-Nine Hastings High School Graduating Class of 1933 WILL EMPLOY OVER 35,000 MEN THIS YEAR A l«-w years ago U appeared us tt the beet Minur Industry in Michigan • W-U* i ,1 I vl Lu-t.uios in Mxhb’.in, except one, Wud been .clOM-d. Ttw stork* of the i if.ii comiMiiles •.-.t-ir selling .it । IUI..I1 frat lion <: then jmi val >< It .i|i|N-;.f<i II.. it all that remained to be done was to. gin* tin* beet «11HHI iiiduMry ln Michieuii a decant lnir:.d, and call tt . nd. d It mtiik Grange that tin; industry rtiouRT »*•«*’• I- ffc.il -I,, Ui-.u Uiu.„ uondeiful evidence of life during , tin- M-terc d.-po-ssiim and In face j cf tip furt flat cutie augur is qu.itrd u! file l.kr.st price hi many ' yviuj.; and of enurx- b>ct suitar must mn l the ratio sugar price. How ha-, this happened In the flic.- Ot . ucli dl|nuultic*? Th.- year 1PX! Ul’lif-.M-d u gir-at revival of the Htgur brt-t industry and IKJ3 promIm.-. t<> M t it n< w all-time record for that mdiL.tiy in ttrn. Mate. Tlx- ; change is dur to two facts ' < I. * Greatly improvxi! methods of niuk- : imt is i t ,'tii ai . :.i that it u now in f every t< -.ct equal to the cane ptu-1 1 - v fat - mtract for ttiv gn.w. r Til.- trouble before was ' ItiSt farmers hid become m> dia- i i«.-irai:. d in racing suitar fr-.-ts that ' • . • ■ year grower i rtiund sugar breU the­ m rd pr.dHable crop <>u their farm*. ; lhe Improvvii^-nf lor is. t grower.* and tmmufai -un .-. both -*,t l.n.-riv due la ;i f.iin-r contract which the HiKiir Ix.i factor!.-. ..tiered the beet growers instead ot buying bMl without reference to their Mqrar routrnt and allowing them tri be; brought to and dumjw-d at thc far- j . lorif-i in p<»<>t comfitu®. th-- new contract make.-, a real 5O-5« .co-op•-ration b«ti-.tT|i grower and factory j, 1 ■ vein Il'I.WO aril' lit beets vo n- I W h.iw ’cd. Thi. y.ar over 150.000 hctvs are Under contract All thi-. has Iwa-n due t-» the »i. W lontruct. rlimin.ilin.: u guaranteed price and tvplacliut it with a St per ton ad­ v yice Hu- crop. ..nd providing ' that ahc total returns be deter- j mim-d. iia Ih-twreif tin,- grower and • flu- nmt|iil Ktiin-r. Ip- a 50-50 split , nf tlx proceeds d.-ntul from the nile <>f ni;*ur. sugar pulp and mo- ' la.vi-.-i. after thi-M- pr.xiurL. were 1 ,'told Under this plan the grower •' hurts equally with the nunufao | fun-r any drop in sugar prices. On ; lhe other hand lhe farmt i shares . with the manufacturer in any Int»x<- in returns which may be due lo m<M<* favnpible prices Under th<- old plan tin- farmer was primarily inlete-ted in delivering a maximum tqnmivc of beef . without i regard to tn. ir comlition Under the new plan, their interest 1:. in thc pr idui tl ui and d« itvi i y nt a n iximum acie vl.-Id of sugar. Und'-r the old pl> a U - re wa an av< rage thdnk of evr-n per ci-ifMkn jhi» ; weight ot the bceU.paid tor and vi.-u actually diced nt the factory. Under the new plan the shrinkage ‘ has ixui reduced t<» two per cent. and i..- i ii |m<k fn m tn. m ha corrc:qiondingly increased. Under! the pr.-nt contract thr operators 1 have .-very incentive tn bundle the manufacture and distribution of th., product; mi as to ururo tin. hlglu-st |x>.-sil>l<- return* fl. the growers, for the operator and tlu- grower mu- I tuallj benefit or low- when the gales I ate made. Thi- contract was fir t | tried out by fly- 8! Louts sugar mill In 1931 unit netted the grower:. >4125 '■ g.ton for their i»' Th« average I ' - ' ■• • I&00 a t- ;i. and tlx ■ t-f bevU was ten toiu lo tiie acrti ( Th.- <HH-rai..rs have encouraged | tin* producers of sug-.r U-eU to or- i giuiirc l.’icniM-lves m;o a vsociattons. i These organiz.itioin have been help- ! ful to their nwmbct.v us will as to I the indm.l.-y In 1932. 353)00 w<Mk>-rs. 1 farmers and farm helper:, were em­ ployed at ral-lng sugar bei-u; mik­ ing anil marketing -.ugar. This dis- ; tribut.d p.VflOOo in wages Tlx- in­ dustry paid 1300 MM) in slate and lo­ cal tax.- and distributed over >6.Oixi.ooo la.-t year to Michigan farm,ers. besides thr factories bought ) fj.fr.onuo of other product*, whore m.ik.-is alto employ labor It can be si-i-n wliat an important asset to Michlgun I* found in grow­ ing sugar beets and making b.-rt sugar. Ewry citizen of Michigan sixMild encourage It by buying beet Mignr. lt Is in every way equal to tane sugar and h sold at thr same price But thc advantage to Michi­ gan in buying beet sugar U that it helps give employment to many thousands of our own people and |h»vx millions in wages, besides pay­ ing farmer* many millions more and thc factories use other products I whose m.inufacturvrs employ labor. It U to be hoped that congrcw will i take no action tlmk will make it more dltScult to grow sugar beeu and manufacture beet sugar If Michigan ]M-oplc would all tiM* ' beet sugar, it would take 300.000 acres to grow thc bi-cta. and 10 more factories to make the sugar. That would mean employment fw 70.000 people during the season, would add MXOO.OOO additional money lo Michigan farmers. • PART Francena Cutler, Dorothy Preston, Arthur Webb. . The Class of ’33 have ar­ ranged a novel form of comnieiH-cment program. No out­ side speaker will be brought in to deliver a commence­ ment address. Instead mem­ ber* of the vla.ss will present, Tnostly in pantomime, an ex­ hibit of their school activi­ ties. More than thirty senidrs will take part in the prograni. ______ , ' ■ Together with other friends and acquaintances, the Bunner wishes to extend its best wishes for success and happiness to. every mem­ ber of this class. . Manr'.i* Adtlaniou Frfdtilrk Audwt Nina Arnold KiUryn BtHikunan Myiuu Bln hop . Max CmU Frank Crank I.loyd Prmnnd Marian Ed(ar Rubalt rial! Hntort M«U Diiab* MUlrr couim a«uuk JaaaiU Myiri Lyk Vtvten IfirrlMa Piyna Hon* Mt* Schujl*n Lucille Bobluian DotU By*n W*yw« Bnya*r Wagnar C»ol Agnoa Deaklna Valtcla Doyla Elian Edward* MarUia Foley �. PAGE TEN the Hastings banner. Wednesday, ■BBMBBBHaBESBE , Eat. Harvey H. Church, dee d. Pe-' filed, waiver of notice filed, proof on! ASSYRIA. z’z^gfD’r ZMTfrcx* A/rU/e Itllkm for Admr. fded. waiver of no- probate.of will filed, ordfer admitting Mrs Luta Jenkin*. Pooftnlirtreis l*UUKl tlfJUjt. Ftarrj !|1C4 ; -.-ill entered, bond of executor hied. at Assyria Center, i* ipendmg some 1 —■*— ■ ' « । m 1 — je»ers teatan\fntary iMucd. order timp at Gull lake due to ill health. ...t . —♦ । nixiitAM. c/aven Of Battle Creek, field teoun cow. ! r secretary oi tiie W. K Kellogg Eat. Charles D Hickg. dac'd. Or-| J'*J**nJ1' c d Fi' creditor lamied was here last leek in der allowing dabna entered ihal account of Admr. filed # g dcC.j Walver [Foundation, the Interest of lhe Camp Fire'or­ Bit. Clark H. Osborn, deed; fist ■ Loucna B Beattie, deed. Au- !(jf wJer aul ln< resl ganization. A group at Lacey with a Waiver of node ttnJ. order ap- thentkaWd copy of will Ned. p«U-en-,red. dl.<harB,. of executor membership of nhie will he com­ pointing Admr entered. ition for allowance of foreign *111 ..iued mate-enrolled pleted tn Hie near future. TfijTMIiE*t. .Mary J Bake*, deed. Order died, order fbr publication entered.' ' -HeHlebower dro d cenr of the Auyrta Camp FlfWgrvup allowing claims entered. ; EM James A. Ryan, deed Petip'm11 **[' *** j , recently organized ore President. Ext William Williams, dfe d. Will. tion fur Admr filed, petition 'Bermtu Turkcnium; Secretary . Alice filed, petition for probate of will special appointing mw Admr. «wl»l Admr. filed, order appointing appointing ;«>o»ce hied, order appanung Lcnnegar; Treaxurrr Beatrice RusAdmr. entered, bond "'-i filed »Mr™. entered. filed, waiver of notice filed, proof of ’"pedal — /ell; Scribe. Bernice Jones; Guard­ will filed, order admitting will en­ Ictten Issued, petition to rj*h bond 1 Eil Jasper G. DeedF. dec'll. An­ tan. Mrs. Bernard Tasker. ti led. order to ciuh bond entered. ■ null account Bird tered Tom and John Williams recently E-t I-awrencc Keech. Pinal ac­ Hit Biruli Jane Mclntosli. dec'd. confirming aale entered, final ac­ Final nccount *>t exteutor count of guardian died Bit. George M. RitclUc. dec'd. count of Admr filed, order allowing waiver ot notice tiled, order n.vdgn- chase of lhe Frank Fwlk farm south Waiver of notice filed, order ap- account entered, discharge of Admr. ing residue entered. dlM.-hargi* of ot Lacey where they new reside, • Miss Ines, Mainby ts spending iMued, (State enrolled jnmting Admr. entered. executor issued, vMule enrolled E>t. John D. Deming, deed. In­ ,Est Donald Hall. Bond Of guard­ E»t Hervey H. Chiirvri. dce d Or­ ian filed,’ letters of guardianship is­ ventory filed , der appointing Admr.'entered. Eat Jacob Johnson. dec'd. Inven­ sued, pellHcm to ui<- money for bur­ E»t. Nell Rowladrr. Petition for Eijzatxth- Gray was tory filed. ial of mother filed. E»t. Day Pugh, dec'd.- Final ac­ j>t Peter . VandenBosch. dec'd guardian filed.- order. apjaAliting Gatcbun:' HEM wrek to attend the guardian entered HistorUul aewion of'the Centennial Warrant and inventory filed count of Admr filed. lest, jonn w. woiic, urea. m>i; Ext Thomiu Cliec*ebrough. dec'd. otacrYSWe of thdt place, which waEat. John W. Wolfe, deed. Will; Est Jane M. Lamb. deed. Order filed, petition for probate of will: Inventory hied. her fmmrr home allowing claims entered. i • <--------- i-----■ ■ ■■■ — , Mrs. Violet Miller and Mi>s Ran: MIDDLEVH.I.E. Tompkin.-. will entertain the June. ’ R. Murray Harper hax a poalUon ‘*’f ’he- I’b Mure Birthday with the government in the Fhn-.stry wsanizatmif at the Milk-r home, work and reported fur duty las’. The Nutntb.n Project Athleyeweek up in northern Minn. We hm>c ment Ihiy held at Hast nics -otj he makes gixxi and u Iw has hart Thurwlay uns.wcll n'l>'^n<«‘ training and experience m thi. •ocality. Mrs Mildred Stcvrn• ■ of the Lacey group and Mrx Mabel I .Pulfpai! were in charge of the ex-1 ’ M. 8 Keeler of Grand Rapid*. our •mbits. , former townsman, was calling un Mr Milt- Schroder L- acting! ■fnend* here Wednesday. Hr was spending a few days at hU Gun lake Office during the absence ni Mrs,! <5- ECONOMY WEEK ^KROGER'S 2 Eat more Brand 15c H«. »<— 1OC Butter Kernel Golden Bentem JEWEL 49c 3 COFFEE 15c Pruner Cut Beets Or KIDNEY BEANS 27c SIFTED PEAS 2 29c Rolled Oats 10 Scratch Food ioe-)b. b*f $1.39 RED SALMON 2:29c Licorice Jelly Beans n>. 10c Toilet Soap DUTCH COOKIES 2 d 9c EDEE | A r«rul»r 25e Duet Pen with the purchase IltUfc e of ■ faney Parlor Broom — both for PRESERVES AC* ••• 39c 53 Pure fruit flavors - IrknaL •». -MJ. to - jgjuRev. Hitchcock. pastor n,mMethodist protestant protestant charge of .West Our „ former townsman.. Walter pennfletd. h«, organla-d a church I German, who for M«ne years opciti-'.school in the Evans district of; [rd a blacksmith aimp here was tri- Maple Grove, which has been Him?-. ously injured while grindlib plow tlonirsg the past-three weck» uhtieri ixjints and later died in a Grand m* .ujauvision Rapid- hospital. He hart men n Mr and Mrs Ronald Warner Of resident for Mime years ot W.lvland. j^troit and Mr- Sylvia Scidmore of on some year* ago Walter hail pqfiy with them spent Sunday aft-! many friends lure who extend their (rnnon at the forrmi s Wall lake sympathy to the bereaved on<' Bur- cottage i rffl was under the auspices ol thc ..._Mlcl_ilAilfxAjoncA-JCU_Ln. Ann!. f MMtmte Order? of -which hFmnnW Artr.r Sunday th see her husband. | {been an honored member. Ray Janes, who is at thr University j RobL .Fenkins of Leroy. Mich., and hoapllat .Mr »nd Mix Arthur Mil-i : sister. Mary. »h<> has lx r-n spending ler. Mr Schlyur and non acrom-| • I tne winter with him drolc from ins punied her. home Friday to Kolainan» and A C Hyde and family spent thc I brought-back Hieic iivter. Ml- Min1 hie. and all arc spending a few days parents. Mr. and Mrs Buchanan. | at the Irving home We are pii’ascd imortal .Day'address in the Austin to have jhenrwtth tu» gain. James McKrvitt and wife of near 'district <n CmivU township. Messrs, and Mesdatnes Charles , Tuckerman. Charted Cox. Fred 'of rein lives here. Brandt of Bellevue. W.ilson Case. : Schoo! acriviUes will till Uli-, the ;Waiter Jone* of Pennfleld township j last week of s?ur school -TIh- Baeealnurvate address Sunday evening attend the Memorial day |at tiie school auditorium w.ia .ii- . ]here on Stindav ' tended by a large crowd. Rev. j ! Chamberlain of the Leighton church \ HIGlfBANK. ■ delivered a Uno addtv.yit that was ’ j much appreciated. mg apetit Munday al Ml and Thw Tiiornajiolc boys tout their ,airs. Bert Htn Dalys, imij a. I exams-to ‘titer the Forestry work Mr. and Mrs Laurel .Marshall and] on Saturday. We understand that family were Sunday evening guests! they nil pjwwd .and . , . u. y.,,.- m.u,: . 'Camp Custer, where after a short Grove. . . । training perwx! they will be assigned Mesdame- Alice Marshall. Beulah; th«r placeuf duty. uGreen. igll GeorgeM4TO , Green and Ada Bell' : Norman C..Webb and partv were Battle - ■ :-impp • jpeys Tliurs-! ------ Creek ■in town Saturday and looked after I their cemetery lot. Norm tor many Marshall was a week-1 I years'a resident of Grand Rapids end St Margery Fohlmar and : jlovc.i to come to thc old home-’town Dorothy Burnham in Battle Creek. land meet the oki-tum- trtcnc!" Miss Velma flofTmnn of Ironwood) i Theodore H. Armstrong is returned home Friday tv her par-, ; confined to his home from thi ent* to .spend her vacation. ;feet* of the flu i George Hollman. Jr. of Coldwaterj .spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.| a real cleanup of late and is a plate and Mrs George-HoiTman. and Snn[ of beauty. <lay afternoon caller.* were. Mr. and: i W. E and Mr’ Roach of Port Mrs 'George Austin ot Nashville. .Huron. Mich., arrived Stnwi.c. eve­ Mr and Mrs Frank Hawblits nt-i . nlng to visit’, relatives and friends; tended lhe surprise birthday party। [both raised here and haw' many given for Mi»s Dorothy Cummings of ; friends wlio welcome-them lo our South Hastings recently '■ ! midst. W. R and Mrs Harp {Sunday withBhrir nropleSunday eveiiin MWh l Byron Guy. GROVE Thr L A. S iwvt.t thi’ TlmrMl.iv afternoon with Mt ■Ovcrsmhl; with Ciup No. 1 . mipprr may si. ims Our Banking Service Accommodating But Conservative Should Commehd Itself to You Its value to the welfare of this City and County has been proven many times. -------------- . ................................. . • The physical equipment of this bank enables us to perform all normal requirements.expected of a bank. • Besides this fact,,there is the “Personal” ele­ ment which enters in giving an atmosphere of friendly interest in every banking transaction. • 1 his bank enjoys the confidence of its many patrons and fully appreciates their friendly ex­ pressions of the past months of trying times. When In Need of Banking Service Come to This-Bank HASTINGS CITY BANK "The Bank with lhe Chime Clock’ TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, MICH Make Relief Money PAY! waing was Wickham's Wilsan and daughter of K FRESH FRUITS .nd VEGETABLES BANANAS —7 ■ 3 17c Texas Onions New Potatoes iheld here at -lhe Community |ice on Sunday evening Tin’ c• >nfe«- 1 Itants we:i‘ l.oren and Myrt!smith. Lloyd Demand. Glad's Biker iAUert Beckf-r of Hastings. ' i Smith of Woodland mid M Ilan Fuller of Coaw Gm 'ir.wlnl wa* awarded to l inond vnnam A '.urn SB.1 r. 10 II,.. 29c Cobbler. — U. 5. No. II, 15c PINEAPPLES 2 - 23c KROGER QUALITY MEATS Ju. 25c Beet Steak Roasts Beef Pot Choice Cut 10c Beet Ribs Boiling 5c Veal Roasts Dressed 10c Veal Stew or Neck 6c Fresh Picnics u. 7c 5 cu 25c Pork Steak Smoked Picnics & □. Sc Fine For mixed qtiat,... Mrs Benton tin and family and MrH Wocdr.un’ We can solve our relief problems in the best possible way by making relief labor useful in preserving one of our greatest in­ vestments, our splendid highway system. if the Ha-ima* Rich from Baccalaureate v or. Sur.ti.i’. p M. Mr and Mr» Henn lay evening’ ' rs Edd Doppey ar.i1 nay evening will be :<xJ by Drake.- Sunday. Mr' and Mrs of Hastings spent Sunday S with ’iumii meettx chart! his parents. Mr. and Mr*. Homa Breast Beet Ft ash Ground 3 tk. 25c Irving spent F Blough's. a dinner pat and Her: ! . - * I: Irrn’y Day exrrcnri will be : Sunday evening. June ll. Florence Kelsey ot Kalama* Docs anyone want to go back to thc bumpy, dusty highways of ten or twenty years ago? Lade of reasonable maintenance will ruin our best gravel roads. When gravel roads are dry and crumbling, they soon go to pieces. Rebuild­ ing is costly. Why not save thc roads we have . bought by holding road surfaces moisture*' bound with Dowflake Calcium Chloride? Waste often travels under economy's mask. The most dangerous economist today is he who ' ' wastes an invested foliar co save a nickel. Preserve our highway investment. Keep roads good at low cost by saving highway surfaces, which represent so much tax money.* J^ind every mile pf gravel And atone road with the road saver and dust preventer, Dowflake Calcium Chloride. Write for our booklet, "How to Control Dust." Ask about thc new type stabilized soil road which can be built with relief labor at low cost. THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY, MIDLAND. MICHIGAN . Allrrding i> a hurting with »gc tlw work ut Jim Reeds near Lake now owned by- Clair Program in is a garden which he and tend.- and invariably walk* from one Woodman , Orpin* an*; Catherine Richardton Rub; Wuxi. Dora Treier and Eattllimit called mi Mr and Mr*. Buei la JCcbey attended Achievement Six-on Saturday afternoon. Day In HuUngi Thuraday. DOWFLAKE CALCIUM CHLORIDE 77~8O% �THE HASTINGS BANNEB. WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1913 START TOWARD GOAL . , WEST HOPE. ' 1 woodland. I hinds corners Mr and Mr. Ert)«t Shorno »pent Mr. and Mr*. Ronald Maynes and Mr. and Mrs Ftorreat Christie and Ur Hluntn rnlLto Sunday With Miu Elsie Shorno ot soil* .vuited her brother, Mr and children, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pen­ -Allegan. Mrs. Scott Bechtel, in Hastings ned and sons. Mrs. Emma Collins and MUs Dorothy Collins of Kala­ Brain Camnaian club No 3 01 tn« Methodist La- Sunday Farmers campaign to d,er <he. AW » » » Begin . V MntVto A,d 8oC,e,y • UrewH ,artw*M C*1*™ « w O. Tates' Sunday mazoo. Mr. and Mra. Bert Mason of Boost Returns for Milk Bold dinner in honor of Mrs C. J. Bar- Afternoon sere Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Richland and .Mr. and Mrs. Isaac .. «. i»»«num at the htirn, <>r Mt.1 V -Hil<t ' Ilium at the home.of Mrs. J. V. Hli- Tobias and »on'. Mr- and Mn. Fred DeBack of Prairieville were recent to Condensing Plants „ , . tert Thursday evening. Eighteen Bush and family. Mr and Mr:< rt,” ‘Tt"11 ““ Ml’ K1»l Or.rn,. .M t.lh«r bJE. Mrs. Lena Laubaugh closed a very! Michigan fanner* toward tte goal itt([er o( Grand Rapid* wa* un out f}.UInes all of Butte Creek of higter price* for f«rm product* Of (own guest Mra. Barnum wa»'^-2... . . ' . .' . successful year of school Wednesday i ' •Miw. Leah Barren spent thc week with a picnic dinner and sports.' ha*-----been taken arc; prr>entcd xiu> with M7VCIUI several pr>.-uy pretty guut. gifts, ---------- by fgrmgra who ---- - --Iinmiini Ttx*jreceiving the highest number; end with MI m Te**Hik-ehtel in mil* Its . n.l .* f> ui! 11* plants ninllt*! ; yyc]b> _Crocklord ■ ■ __ a Robert .-eUlog milk to condensing and ot A * throughout the year were: I and who have started organizing to owen6 of Grand Haven have gone Harting*. xvMtl----------------...... avail themselves .>r of ilw the tnuir trade uL'rwagree- .... riorth ............................ trout fishtiig: Flih"week* ; Mr. ajul Mr*. Meli Hcnderaiptt Jimmie Springer. E*ttel Arents and ■ment feature of the Fann Act. ucMr. und Mr* Frank Kihmtrick M"'-s °r Kalamazoo spent Sun­ Mary Lou Arentz. Ru**cil Laubaugh attended the' cording to R V. Gunn. ecunomUt. alld Mrx Elizabeth Mahler vhited <la>' w,th l,ieir parent.. Mr. and Water Camhjl at Streeter's WedMJclUgan State College. I Mr and^a^Ix *; Kull of Lansing “ 'r-k“ Ixical and regional groups milk . sundar ‘ Floyd Tobias of Kalamazoo is producers will be organized to K'lcctII --.. .farm for . Mr und Glenn Morelxxise* Mr. and- Mra. .Paul Eagvlkroud helping Ite fatter on tte icpresentalnis to appear al W*-di- 'and »on of Dctrou *pcnt the week a few d*y> •wore Kalamazoo sjioppent Saturday/ ingtuu fur’tearing* at which mra*-.,,<-nd witli Mr. and Mrs E. J. ShelMason Newton of Delton spent ! Quarterly meeting will be held at ‘ urc* will b* taken to improve riic j,don or Ea*t WixxKund Mr and Mrs Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs.' Uils church Saturday nt 2 00 o'clock condition* now confronting both tte [i Leon Tyler and family wore Sunday Edd. Newton and daughter and «rj. and Sunday at 10.30. Rev. Batdorff producers and Die manufacturers of (gilMta of Mr. and Mra. E.-J Shel- Clara Brown. .। officiating . condensed milk. The owner* of the ,dto . । Mrs. Ctoldie Orey attended tte1, Bunday visitors at Roy Terry's ’ condensanrs will cotoperate with Community service* will be held graduation exercises al Delton aid Ik»b Lord's were. Mr. and Mrs the farmers, und with secretary of jnext Sunday at the Churrh of lhe Thuraday evening. Roy Oakes cf Rutland and Mr. and agriculture, Henry A. Wallace, to-; Brethren. Rev. V. H Beardsley will Muc. Phylilx Corrigan o( Nashville'! Mrt Wm Lone of Battle Creek. Mrs. improve market practices and to se- •;!»■ the xixaker. U spending a few day, with Mi*s> , Mary Proudfit and /oan relumed cure higher prices | Mrs Daisy Tyler >)>eiH the. week Margaret Moore. ib. The- Ural meeting of the Michigan ।end ..~i with u>* Mr. x«- and Mr*. Jtoyul Bar­ Bundi Phillips went to Ann Ar-| Lona for a ahort visit group was aiicndcd by farmer.* who .num of Stony point. .Mr. and Mrs Bert McCallum of w,„and , brought his wire home troni „ l*<w«atr HEARTS OR ter [represented 4.o»» dairymen. Their Mr and Mr.. Clyde Ruel) and the hospital Saturday. She stood the Ooverdale called <m relatives in this • PIG HOCKS milk is produced outside ite Detroit ,family visited Mr. and Mr- Ed trip fine. . n<■ighborliood Bunday afternoon. , fluid milk an a nnd I* sold, to eight ।Coveji. of cpiblrs from Saturday unz M J Manning of Yankee Spring*! condensing companies, most of them ,til Wednesday. helping c. N. 1»bias for a few, Day will b>- lurid next Friday alter[located outside the stale. . I Mr. and Mrs Roy Roberts of North day*. • Seven committeemen were' select-,I Woodland »pem Sunday with Mr. Mr. and Mra. Chx». Grume* and drvii participating are urgwl to lx* cd a’- the East Lansing meeting to ,and Mr* -Jlkn Farthing latter of Battle Creek calftM un Mr ■ assist in jrrfeetmg the state organiMr and Mr* Rankin Hart called Miss Ardif Brumm of Nx-hville and Mt* C- N-. TotolX* unit futr.Uy ration. Tlicse men are George ,i* visiting ter cousin. June Crock- Bunday evening .Mr and Mr*. Wit-! ■ - • Hun Bunday —.. afternoon. Kohn. Fenwick; Floyd Hines. P»r- [ford, for wveral dayulir payne and mother. Mr*. Mary Q William McCallum p.ayed m the rinton; Procter HUI. Mt Pleasant; Mrs. Margaret Atchison, formerly Payne ot Hasting* and Mu* Arluo i®yrn,Phnn* Or',l‘esUa ro,Jcer‘' ,n Matinee Hine*. Cooper*vllle: How- .of , Woodland, passed away at the Payne of Battle Creek wire also, Hasting?; Thursday evening. or Symmar Sauugc n>. ard. Nuget. Bad Axe; AUdley Raw­ temt? of her son. S. W .Smith, of callers there. ‘ T*’’’ P K u conducting a mem-i son. Cuss City; and Ben Fink.,Spur- •,[South Woodland, at the aye of «.> Sliced Exlr* Lean Mr. und Mr- Wil) Moore enterSunday. Muy 28. Pnrumonu, caused talned :he Moore family in honor of Nl“ ° -I-!. Tte Michigan Milk Producers As­ t.’ I deatl. ■ Sund sociation In telplng in tte work, and s' W Smlih nf Woodland nnd Mr:;. tAverne and Ralph DeMott of De-i*re '•'I*'<'uHy urg' d to conic every B F Beach, secretary-manam r. of Cha . McIntyre of Hastings, five tnr.t *pcn: tte- week end with their I Slinduy evening. thc AsmclaBoii. wiH act az; Michi- grandchildren and one great-grand--parent., Mi- and Mr,. George p> Han's reurOWjUllve nt Washington daughter. ' Funeral service., >111 lie Mott. iPRINGN. until a dairyman catr be elected. held nt the Mithwllst church at “**' - -mui. Susie PhUjlp*. Mr. and■ -MniJ Rev. J I. Batdorfluf Sunfield, pre­ Woodliind Tuesday £. M Frank rhilden and daughter attend-i;id:ng, aixicT of the MiclUgan cmi’ NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. i Mr, itnd Mrs. Hubert Owens and ed Che'funeral of'MiksLilltaii Gold-! fc: cnee, will lx- at the Yankee * Tte IjMlici' Aid was held in the.I children of Grand Hawn sjw-nt the en at BarryviHc-Satjirdav (Springs U B. church. Juhr 3 and I church biwmiT.t Thursday after- i■week end with Mr. arelAtr Welby School elwd Friday with a fine 4th |o hold the U ’ quarterly enn, \ ’ n«»n witn a good attendance for •Crockford. J* luck 1U1.S UHUM'i ..... • prouram and jwt dinner UilM and a forenc ...* UI‘ * supper. ' Little Bobby Stahl of tensing vis­ kitchen Jdiowrr fir for Mr-. SmithSmith. She C c K. " will render ;-jx-clal music Sat­ | Tlic Younp Pcopl.class of tte ited Mr. and Mr* Carl Burkle and wUl return lo us as teacher next; ur<} . veiling al ~ M and Rev. Bat-. ’ M E Sunday School wflh their­ family over the -seek end preach at 8 rar. .idorfX onrii will piratji r> -00 o'ckielw * teacher. Mra J. Scfinurr. met at thc forget .the — Hinds school re-,’ —•Mfrday al 2 oq* P. ? M. Sunday Mr. nnd Mr*. George-Varney «nd; Don't w~..» .».»•-<->' —■— — I home of Mr. mid Mr;. B< n Carpen­ daughters spent Sunday with the'muon next Saturday - ’ ’iiv at tte the sclicnl-jsciuxi M-hcr»l- 1 Ri-lirx,!4 and pri-achini^at nri-jchitie : 3:00 o'clock ; tZr last Friday evening far their. latter s mother, Mrs. Lillie Tnyler. hou-e. Pul luck dinner. Bring own!by R< .. ... v Orlo Munger, of Kalamazoo. » May meeting of Kalatno. table service. :"Sunday —,- evening at 7 30 Rev. Bat-, . Til- Parmelee Home Ecdnomio Mrs John Weaver of Hastings dr-rtf will preach and tte ordinance clnxs attended the Achievement day called on her *Wer, .Mrs. Truman , t»f the Holy Communion will be obBAKKVVILLC. i Miinion. Monday. , prottnun at Hastings Thursday Uttlc Lillian Strong wav laid to'served. j The Junior Dcfkirtnw-nt of tlw>M Henry J. Faul of Detroit is spend-! n .sl ln rest in the Barryviile crmeU-ry SaiH'<v. E Gamble of Grand Rapid* lli- Barryville cemetery Sat­ E. Sundav School is preparing a ; ing Decoration with her mother, urday. ' i She wa* thc orphan child will be present add render music program for Children's Duv to te . — , on t| . | e English concertina at both, L ,, , of the the iate late *ir. Mr. ana and mrs. Mrs. aoe Joe airong, Strong held ttu ryenmg of June 11th. , Mr. and Mr* Raymond Fnul and n!l[1 had ma(lr, her home with her■ services Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. tieoige Herman rtf ( Mf George teul. accompanied by | grandparent*. Mr. afid Mrs Isaac: [ Tte Christian Endeavor will hold BRAN FLAKES K«iio«'*orPo*u 2 tor 15c Caleduni.i were Sunday evening 'i „ ,! their monthly meeting on thc ’■um mui Mun-'Gulden since ter matter's decease,:-.«rcu guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Iteiry Neu­ TOMATOES Dal Monte No. 1 ca “lul ?’* iU.,d Mr' The nelghterhoojl extend their tym-Jchuith lawn immediately after man and family.Richard OBrien and children of |)athy to the relative*.. - J <IUm«> ,,-. v*u»h n»~ I ■■'rvice 'ervicc ou Saturday cventnk and wm wilt. can 19c LOBSTER Fancy Pack Mr. and Mr*. Wm Rw-d went to MrT'jameT Neal’Tn-ad” < inurxhtnnllnu.-mart “"d Mr »nd Mra Arlhur Lajhrijp of. : : marahrnallow rua;t Fvcrvnne Everyone Coopersville Monday to r.rc-the lat; ■ Mr and kte- Vr™ Ib. 25c ' PrairteviRe CHEESE ZINGS n.b.c. l-lUi. ;i.-» 1UV attended Ubu-Iiuvu a u elara viub» dafwing u;i> - • w wn «ipply. Md be pre • ­. ■ ti’r's father. I ,N. Shook, who la very i T»~ — ***« S»« I. h» .-« •»1 picnic .it Tbornapple Jake Sunday pared to have a good time. feeble at lhe home of fits son, Clar- ; tin 5c SPAGHETTI Encore „nd C.II.U .... Id.nd, I... M>;J ■ cncc. . , , Sunday. ' qt. IOC MUSTARD M™ J. Sm.lh ..ul H.'.brit ot. s.,„d. .,„a „lim al Mr. and Mra* Richard Perrault entertained the terkin Clup at their .. . were. Mr*. Keigvl No. 2 can 15c PINEAPPLE Mn. Frank Clinton and. ,A, runK *•» ‘he Herbie WU-|0( BilUI„ Cr<ck Mr..and Mrs. Mel Vxmie Friday evening. • ! Mr. and ...u. Tomato ot Mustard 3 can* 25c Mr and Mr-- Wm Roach of Pon Hltle son of Pontiac spdnt over thaf cox nome. Hendershott of Kalamazoo. Mr. and SARDINES Huron end with n-1-. week— end Ute v.vl-' Mu* Margaret Herrington of Ohio. Mrs* Dale Sutterly of Lake Odessa, —-----spent . —, the • week ----------------------------------s with rviallvi v.xs In M,K, SWEET PICKLES M»»ta* Brand 2 pt. fare 25c ativcb and friends. jcinity. 1* visiting ter fatter at the home John and Ione Bryans of Freeport Mr* George Adams has been on Mr. and Mrs Toni McWhirter M c{ Will Hyde . and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Henderthe.sick list tte past week. : Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs Herbie Wilcox. Ken- Mutt of Hustings, in tte afternoon Mrs Aggie Jlrisiow nf Detroit 1>. Firate of Pontiac were Sundav guesu. n''c11 anrt Thelma andj Mrs. Will thev visited tte graves of relatives -IM-ndir.,: a mouth fWtli ter sister, of-relatives at this place. ’ Hyde were Battle Creek alioppers in tte Cedar Creek and Dowling' FRESH FRUITS AT LOWEST PRICES Mrs. .Wm Kepkc-y. W. arc glad to Mr and Mr- Algic Deforest and Friday. . cemeteries, report Mr Krpkey L- gaming, being -on and friend'of Kalamazoo were' Kenneth Wilcox was one of -the-; Mr. und and Mfi Mrs Arthur Morgan and able toga for a :.h<tft ride Sunday J Sunday, gue-t* of....hi*........ sister. Mrs ... luck----------->’ applicants for--------the reforrsta■ daughter, Mr R. Z. Kittler. and ------—------.---------- -------„™.., "rs. naming. Clyde . ..... ,-l“ of Jebthis ,-Jid,ltoft C— " of Battle Creek, wtre Nichols „..u and ;family 'ln tor nnd ip,tOuzto.for Camp Custer husband, all Mrs Mary* Bidelman and dnugh-[ place. ;: Saturday noon for training. tratmna i Sunday Sunday evening caller* al A. O. ters of Hffrtlngs were Sunday eve-. Miss Alice Vencma of Otsego spent Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Meade and Clark*, nlng guests of Mr. and Mr*, Verne from Thursday until Sunday with'; Mr. and Mrs. Cameron McIntyre — ... «i,u wm.*. vKuiciuu jicmiytr Mft and Mrs. 'Morris Nosanov of Thomas | MaXlric Foote.of this place. : and Norman called nn on Rusm usmiII Meade Meade 1 Detroit were guests at the Floyd Grandma Moffitt h»* been ill tin': A very successful school year' .' at nt tte t,u' home h<J,nc uf of Mr. and Mrx Mrs. Her-: Her. Garrison home from Saturday night TUNA FISH "Chlcten of tha S*a" 2 can* 29c ,.asl week, but is slightly Improved | cloved at the village school Friday <m““ Wyngarden in East Lansing until Sunday nigjit. . this week. | with a pjenic. a bountiful dinner Sunday afternoon.. Mr. Minnie.Daily of Grand Rap-, A & P Brand pt. 10c GRAPEJUICE '-------- ’----- **■*--------------and ice cream, after which there Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hutton and ids was the giieM of Mrs. Ella Lahr Inn Pago 2 lb. jar 23c DURFEE. were games and sport*, and a merry m°tiwr of Walled Lake and Mr. and and the Brill family Sunday. PRESERVES Tin- ia t quarterly inerting of th-' time was hud by all. Mr*. Jackson of Detroit come today: The Hendershott School reunion SULTANA COMPOUND ah n.w. jar 10c United Brethren churo^i will be held : Mr. and Mr-. Herbert Morehouse to ’•Pend over Memorial Day at tte will —be ---------held — at *. ite schoqlhousc at McCallum church. June 3. at two arid son- were Grand Rapid* vi»- home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde. June 10th. All fanner pupil* and GINGER ALE Yukon Club 24 ox. bot. 10c o'clock and Sunday at 10;30 । itur- Munday Mr. and Mr- Chester Willetts and friends — ‘ 1 —Jdin­ are invited. Pot 1luck 24 o». bot. 10c ROOT BEER Yukon Club Our school dared with a picnic Thi* community was so grieved ifah,lly wcrc Sunday gtesrt of jiu ner and program. and the usual arexi time and not one : ’.Ids Monday morning when the teiGHs. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Willetts/ EIGHT O ’ CLOCK COFFEE - ib. 19c . FAIR LAKE. hked to *ce mu- Rowley go. c-r- ■ uwd went forth that Mr*. Fred Ball and Helen. ; The Kinsley Ladle*' Aid Society litlcate* of award were given John|had paw^ away. She had been ailThe c* E buriinez* meeting was' BO^AR COFFEE u>. 25c Wesley Mpon-. Marvel Jean Huitt nig for several weeks, yet was able'*1*11* “l th<1 hoBW of Mr. and Mrs. will, meet thc thud Wednesday in and Gladra Van. Patten for not be-1 to attend to tier houaclrold dutic. Clifford Potter Friday evening. ; June with Mr.t. May>n Forshey for RED CIRCLE COFFEE lb. 21c ing abseth nor tardy Mias Vela and had a cheery. smile and plea*-;, Remember the 'L.'A. •» °s. — —' (supper. Pot luck supper. _na piea*-: at •*the Won! lias been received from b-1Rice got a certificate With H gold ani. -I1Home <*• Mf and Mrs.Herbie Wilcox ate word qrd fmfor M-en-nn« everyone. uu_ She .watt' .................... i ton of tne. death of Mrs. Gilbert dinner, star for not miming a word in fifly‘lhrte years of age. Besides her । Fr'?a>' and Evc- s*'arIPA °n Sunday. Aunt Frank, as spelling this year, while Gladys Van husband ate she leaves' leaves two children children.I1. ***>•'<■' ,,SSM Donna nnnl” McKeown Mr Patten; Marvel Je.ni Hunt and Ho- two grandchildren, two brother.-- Jyn Dfl>- oI Eansmg were wegk-end j!'e wa» familiarly called by all. two grandchildren, t ■ Jived in in this this vicinitv vicinity m»nv many -ream. yeans. and tun stem and „ a IMJOl lust U1 of rrhiParents here. Hived •mer Raymond received certificates — U.IU. ‘ 8UMto Camol. Lucky Strlte, Old Cold, Cteatcrdald She was a noble woman loved by all . for having one hundred, ix rfect rfives and friends to mourn their low. who knew her. ;*|x>Hing lessons. - ■ > The heartfelt -----•• sympathy Of all goes ; Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs. ' A baby girt came Sunday do stay Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Hammond and to the bereaved ones Stewart Waters were. Mi-, and Mrs ^>r Rnri M,R Van AlsUne. ! Grace and Mary mulch attended Charley of near onuaiuuig.i Galesburg.। . ^The^Aid 8<xilety of the tte graduation exrtctes in Owo**<>! BRANCH DISTRICT. C...... , B ek «» —. ------- ------------ Bunnell, — , Mr'and Mr* Zeno Decker and!,lfty 'Durker laid family ot West church which met with Mrs I Friday. Payne and sim --------------Etwin'ol ”'’r w,,h< Webster Tt><> Great Atlantic & Pacific T»a Co. k Mra. iva Hoffman and Mn Orplu I family were guest* of Mr. and Mra.'lifope w~“ Ina ------------- ’— "‘r ’Thursday I*"*-’-" was •largely; ’ IHojw Center. Mr and Mr. Claud attended Th.- next meeting will be; 'Hunt accompanied Gord.m Wolf to|Glenn'Bolo nt Hastings Sunday j Saul Ste. Marie to bring back Mte Mr* Rudolph Hail of Battle Creek' Harrington of Banfield. Mr. and 1,rId *,lh Mrs- Charles Lechleltner. , Velma Hunt, who has been teaching and Miss Frances Darby Were Sun­[ Mrs Gordie Durk»c and David of , there this year I day afternoon cahcH at the homci,! Delton. Mr. and Mr* P. J. Houverwr! and daughter. Mary, .of En.«lcvs 1 Mr- and Mr*. Edd. Rice attended j of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norton. , the funeral of S H Parson* <4; Marcete Marshall ■ is ven’ ill and। Corners and Lotte Morford, local Callers at Rex Water.' Sunday Plainwell Wednesday (threatened with pneumonia. , Tte'Ladle*' ; Wm. Ryan brought Mr* Ryan were. Mi atwl Mr.-. Johnson and, //■ Tte'Ladlc*’ Aid of East Baltimore Bait J..'.'.—1 Brethren H.- .I..........church I.....'.. will ...H meet 18hd Fritcilla from ihelr home in , .-on of Flint. Mrr Leia Cleveland of > ‘ United --------vllu„r Columbu.-. Ohio, and Mr*. Nettle wall Mrwith Mr and MrMr Wtiliam William Hoffman Ho. Detroit ---------Sunday .„. tor an ..., extended' Visit ut the home of Mr. and Mts ‘Hyde of Hastings. ’ । Wednesday. WM..., June 7 WM Come. Tins district will have an IrejL. Holmes? Mr. and Mr*. Elmer Willison-----and, , 1 This Icej*-- E^ t- Mudge Mrs. Mina — ----------------------------------------------cream sdclal at the home of Mr. and‘who lias tx^n here for the past two Marrlctla. Will Watson and Robert !Mrs.,Bert Birman* Thursday eve- weeks, returned to Detroit with Mr. Gardner spent from Saturday until ; ning. June 15 for 4-H boys and girl* ■ Ryan. Monthly with relatives m thc north­ Cream five cents a dish and cnke| Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lathrop and crn l)arl tte .‘•late. free, come and bring your hungry Mrs- Louise Lathrop ut PrairicviHc Mawn Newton. Rex and Stewart .-friend*. i were Sunday visitors in the neigh- Water* and Ed. Reed were in ! Rev. and Mrs Fr«1 King attended i birhood. ‘ .Woodland and Lake Odessa on bteilhe funeral of the hitter's aunt. Mrs 1 Mr. and Mr-. Walter Davis 6t Ver- »<-*"• Saturday afternoon Carpenter at Carlton Center Wed-! montviHc called at the L. E. Mudge Several families fromztnte neigh-1 ' ■ nesday. 1 home Sunday afternoon, - ter hood attended tte graduating ■ - • Mr. and Mt* Buy Fossett and exercise* at tte Kellogg school. QUIMBY. ; little son of Battle Creek are visit- Thursday evening. Lyle Collison. Thc community was uiddcned by ling Mr. and Mr* O. D. Fassett un- -Douglas ■Gaindcr were two of the tte sudden pawing of Lillian Strong; tu after Decoration day. graduate* from thus neighborhood, i : Thursday Funeral was held-at Bar-: Mr, and Mr* John Darby and ---------- ------------------------STATE ROAD. ryvllle church Saturday afternoon , family attended lhe funeral ot the Mr and Mrs. Carl Bryans and Tte Young People's Sunday School i former's sister. Mr* Carpenter, al family of Hendershott called on Mr.' , class held their party at tte church [Carlton Center Wednesday. ! Friday evening with a good attend-1 -----and Mrs Arthur Coleman Sunday. -----------------------------BUGBEE CORNERS. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wilke*. Mr. ance 1 several friends called on — Mr. and — ■ Sclxwl dosed Saturday with a well, and Mrs William Coleman of RutTuesdayiattended picnic, all had a nice time.'land and Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkes.Mrs Eugene Freeman Tjxi;, ' night. After much "noise’’■’ they' Mr and Mrs Merle Count and son; of Middleville called Sunday on Mra. were able to get them to appear, ail !Richard of Kalamazoo spent the Janet Pettenglll.. i spent, a pleasant evening after which 'week end at Chas. Foote s. Mr. and Mr.< Clifton Becker and refrcalunents were served. All wish Mis.1- Winnie Ltctlu of Middleville! family spent the week end in Battle jthein a. pleasant married life. Iis visiting ter sister. Mrs. Frank I Creek with relatives. i There tru.a- good attendance at iCastle. Our school ended with a picnic Phone 2121 i the Epworth League Sunday evcComer Court and Church Streets :• Hastings ■ Floyd Parmer's brother of Grund Saturday at tte schoolhouse. All had | ‘ nlng and much interest shown by ;Rapids spent Sunday with him a Hood dinner and good timei tte young people W. a < Bilb Johncox was brought Mr and Mrs Harry Scobev and Mr. and Mr* Clarence Mead of :home from Pennock te»pllsl Bun-j daughter v;.iud Sunday with Mr. | Byron Center called on old Jrleud* ।day afternooh but is not able to set,and Mrs. Vein Cotton and Xavan|hare Sunday. ।up yet. [che. ke urn uro nomcc PITTSBURG PRODUCTS Interior Wallhide Outside Paints . Floor Enamels White Lead and Oil Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. PHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE WANT to BUY? TRY the WANT COLUMN Building & Loan Shares Continue Attractive ... During lhe past 1<h» years in lhe United States, |»iilding and loan companies have shown u remarkably high degree of safety, and during lhe past year w tNOT ONE has failed in Michigan. k The NATIONAL has never lost a dollar of any k •IN OUR MEAT MARKETS— Roasts 10c Boiling BeeS Pork Livers Hans SALAMY BACON «- 11>C 15c 2 iu. 25c Picnic Why Not National Shares for Safety ? ®11£ ffiatmnal Ijjjjoan & Ititucsliitenf (flontpaiu; ■, Stores Ate Featuring FILLETS of HADDOCK >b. 10c LAKE HERRING F,..h c..,k. Beet Steak ib. 1Z1C l.oxii A-wlCIsn J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. ■IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT- Cheese -sS 3AVE MONEY by FILLING your coal bin NOW! Prices are bound to advance. Superior Red Ash Pocahontas coal is a coal that gives satisfaction;— low in ash—high in heat and no clinkers. INDIANA STRAWBERRIES FRESH PINEAPPLE DON’T DELAY ... Platfe your or­ der with us today. Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company FLOUR FEED COAL CEMENT LIME BRICK -s- TILE * FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 Cigarettes^ *1 -- - AtP FOOD STORES gKg ... „ iJfyflnJtfi / IWC; BAKING POWDER SAME PRICE AS 42 YEARS AGO You Save in Buying KC You Save in Using KC ECONOMICAL J^EFFICi ENT MILLIONS©? POUNDS USfD BY OUR GOVERNMENT Special Trade-In Prices For 10 Days Only on Corduroy Tires Don’t fail to take advan­ tage of these prices . . . you can SAVE money! UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO. - " �THE HASTfo’CS fciNXER. WED WES DAT, MAT 11. !»» >AOK TWXLVE Firestone tup UAcniMrrr Tiar THI MASTERPIECE OFnt TIM CONSTRUCTION * WINS 500 MILE INDIANAPOLIS RACE 14*11 Consecutive Year ll!E most gruelling* tire teat in the world. 200 times around thc 2|4 mile bvnl brick track ut i>|>ccdi> na high n* 110 miles per hour. The tremendous crowd : i < n their fret cheering the winner on Firestone High Speed Tires a* he fht*hci« : • the lini>h‘line without lire trouble. That’s performance—-tire perforniunrr Lurl.td hy the geniua «»/ Hrenlone— the world’s in aster tire builder. , !■> make llir*c records. Famous drivers will not ri»k their lives und chance of GOLD STANDARD »i« fury i.ii any other lire. They KNOW the added features of Gum-Dipping und / • i.xlm Gum-Dipped ('ord Plica Cnder the Tread assure them of uthiost aafety i.ud dependability. Earing speeds of yesterday gre lhe road speeds of today. You. too, need the extra ipi.iiii v, strength und safety of Firestone Tires,------The--Child Standi ■-----; High -Speed ------------------------------.Jard of Tire Value*, which holdall tourld -peed, mileage ayd endurance. Equip your cur today! <jf Tire Values We Give You a Liberal Trade*In Allowance on Your Old Tires COMPARE CONSTRUCTION, PRICE and ANDRUS SERVICE , Corner Jefferson and Court Streets la-A. oppose that I nay claim to.be the first Ford Dealer I not only made cam., but sold then and frequently doiyiorod them mySblf. The "drive away" is not no.; often I have driven cars froa Detroit to tewr.0 in Ohio or Indiana or Michigan to make delivery There were no good roads in those days, and tho people where I drove had nevpr seen a motor car before. . Uy first really enthusiastic customers were Country Doctors, They a were tho first to realize the value of dependable transportation to ' ' widely scattered practice. Even today I occasionally hear from soao of thoso first Ford users. Ke had to touch local mechanics ho. to caro-for-Wrt cars. That is ho. Ford Service began. which is no. found everywhere lb tho .orld. Ko believed from tho beElnninE that a sale does not complete our. transaction with our custosor — it cnoatos upon us an obligation to .-.co that our customer's car gives him service. Ford Dealers know their duty to tho public in this respect. ... 1 can say of Ford Dealers generally that they have been and are mon of character and standing' in their communities. Host of them have been .ith us many years, which indicates that wo “K”" business principles. The Company provides that tbB ”‘h0? to .... -t0 tho Ford car ore consistent with the self-respect ofDealers who'handle it. ’ , Tho present Ford V-S is tho peak of our 30 yoprs experienceWo have never made a bettor car. Its eight-cylinder engine is powerful and smooth running. The car is admittedly very gooand has comfortable riding qualities.- It is econoaloal in oo n operation because of advanced engine design and low ear woigi • It is tho fastest, roomiest and most powerful car we I Mr and Mo Jara* Macra.nald «i» • i th* -it:. of । ' • : ■ • JU v ’ {attended thrMrmonal xni^i a' Ar'.r*-* G*..*r Ca-vn City ■ tt* B*ptUl church, Sunday ahi! Mr a:M Mr* • . K«-dn an cf ’Monday Mr. MarDnnald a’lrndrd C.:.i ! If..?.: .• . M: and Mr* t)f luncheon of the Hunting* Rn- George K: i - •>! Sparta i;>ent thr jury club. uetk MUI vitii: Mi. and Mrs. E L 1 Mr and Mrs. Albert Kahler and Houghtaltn family of Grand Rapids spent SunMr and Mrs. P... Blivin of Star day at the Arthur Johncock home . district cui>d tn Mr. and Mrs W.il| Mr. and Mra. Lyle Kingbury and. ter Biakc S lhd.iy . family went to plainwell Sunday. Mr and Mr»- James Surine cn* j Jean Waugh left Friday for East Attained mtApahy from Grand Lansing to accompany Mr. nnd Mrs. Ra?ildi Thiirxday and Friday. Bjron Cole to northern Michigan on Walter Ickes. Mr. and Mrs Wil,a ten day fishing trip ■ . Ham Ickrs and Mr and Mrs. Oliver I Mrs. Martha Chamberlain ia-en* fekrt upended the funeral of their tertaining Mrs. Melissa Ashby of cousin. Andrea- Ickrs. "at Bowling Kalamaxoo. Green, Ohio, Friday. ■ • � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-06-07.pdf b33e2bbf73bede81f21a7eabb4a84b81 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER ------------------------------ ,--------------------------------------- - ------------------------------------------------------- Qt------- :---------------------------------------------------------- *.-------------------------- --------- ;-------------SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JUNE 7, 1933 10 PAGES TEACHING PERSON­ Barry County Members of C.C.C. Now at Camp Custer NEL FOR NEXT YEAR SATURDAY. JUNE 10. IS "PEONY DAY- PAGES 1 to 8 08736765 iiwra VACATION BIBLE NUMBER 6 JHSU1 DENTIL DROWNIK SCHOOL OPENS JUNE 12. Merchants Asked to Co-op­ Teachers Volunteer Services for T.wo Weeks at Pfeserate With Displays in. ’ Men An- Satisfied With the Windows Tjyterian Church SUPT. D. A. VANBUSKIRK DIPLOMAS GO TO TWO Saturday. June lu h tu.be "Peony. EXCELLENT MENU. FINE Tlie Presbyterian.xhurch will con-; VERDICT AT INQUEST INTO Routine and Training DEATH OF WILSON [duct u two weeks' Daily Vacation PROGRAM AND GOOD ANNOUNCES BUT FEW HUNDRED FORTY THREE DuP in Barry . nmty .Bible School commencing Monday, Tl-.e movement tor a c&ini [ Rariy County fwvple who have rel; .and to b.iild.more efficient workmep GOODENOUGH EIOHTH ORAOERS . " "S ’ ?''',,! 7 'ff ", " . CHANGES ATTENDANCE June 12, at nine b clock The school wa* started by the County utivrs or ir.yids numtored among: Many ut the ’Barry ‘county men will be graded and children ut nil non of-Women’* club and through _ the contingent ot tony-two young have been given retponslblc positions' ages are Invited to attend and Will TWELVE WITNESSES their efforts the peony win- selected PROGRAM THEME. “LIFE ’ men who enrolled in the civilian In the company. Alf Williams and ROBERT HENNEY be. given a happy time Wilcox are company clerks.' EXAMINED THURSDAY GETS HIGH AVERAGE . -A JIG SAW PUZZLE" CLAIM TWO TEACHERS Intere-.ted' in the following com­ Kth taking care of the "paper work.’: ---------; |,n.c volunteered their services and • ----------- :— munlcatiun from Vincent MePhurlin George • Gardner. E JorgeriM'n J. In another column of tins to" Mrs. Ruth Baine Chosen as pwi-, teachers’ diplomas The fol- From the Testimony Brought City Schools to Continue dtscnbmg condition.- at Camp Cu»-Coy. and Lloyd Cogswell are cooks., Lauris Anders Ib the'Second —- -------lowing subjects will be•*taught be found tlx- repmt given I undergoing Clouse and Merle Sherk are ” " Sing­ a‘~Out No Other Verdict Highest—Students Make will With Same Splendid Super“ Clifford President, Jack Stem, Ing. public. Biieaking. Bible stories Mrs. Manan Goodyear nt the i<.ce araistantA to the supply, Sergeant I history uf missions, art and needleSeemed Possible Splendid Showing o Federation meeting, telling.Vice-President wiuii b vision ns This Past Year Junc t JS33 Clayton Bunn to a Section leader. । -— -The coroner’s inquest which In­ and Tao Tift. Merle Fareman. and!' Tn .......... the.... recent ....... ............ ita’e .......... 'xaminitlon r—~—. t*’’n d,rt,e throughout the county. n and banSupt D. A. VanBuskirk announce.*, Cu cyo . . . was written —.— by ... two ... . . .•••■ AU ol the mcrciunto are ureed Lay* are asked to bring ham- qnj^j |nto tile of death Garnet ■ Towmend are CoiporaU-'which hundred — — — — — — --­ > but two changes in the tearl>iUK Camp Custer. Mich, • aw and will <lf Wl Unn oooacnougn. Goodenough, wiuiw whose way ixaly Our rarimter is Dchn Cubic, of forty-three eighth graders in this d>'*Play peonies in their p.ac. ............ , • na: s There ......... , ,be -<i| wnoon personnel' of flic Hustings city a d.i-.l-. ... ,„,d 1„.i.u.. and ~,CU»UuriiiK dunn« a dally ...., ,, ,, , HuU ueiton. , county. ichpoh for tlie coining year, two uf .... DrlUH, roaniy. eigiity-.-Jx uOKr-.-ak per l»r cent, «nl. or-two -nW bu*in<-M on Saturday. June 10 period of supervised play It uuiwi . o.u-u. (oro «un 1 ai " rending.>w Mme dope on Camp routine starts with reveille at hundred nine, were aucctsMul in .Baity to one of tour coumi *turU succcmJuI -outh of the city, was held In the the young ladies. Mian Theo Purr Stark, leaving u't» Barry county contingent lure in 5 4<’. then- policing the company pacing U1*' ltjUc having a couniv .1 court rrxxn Thursday afternoon, and Miss Emmy F------ *Lou-------- --------rrh'd. ' camp. xtrect. followed by breakfa.-t. After Tlie highest average of 959 was Jackson county lui the ro-r with Coroner Kcnllh McIntyre pre­ w.- me the only outfit to date in breakfart we have dnll and cal- tamed by Robert Hvnney. the son Kpnt county the ins. siding Tl> Jury impaneled con­ the *i-enure rump who were — aicceptnl *** 's toted of Charles Amiable, Lewis follows. , ' ............... •—■...... i-thenic-. ’til ten-thirty. Drill again of Mr and Mn Fred A Hemtey of .. .... a single .. ... ...... . |1J(. 1K>JU BJWj retreat ;lt cgrjton Center, where Mrs. Jo.de mall ixnig rejected. Marble. Frank Baker. Lawrence AlD. A. VanBuskirk. Hnperintcndent. .*Rhcut Win T Wnil.ut Principal All Ih.- !• !l ,nu.n!.- a:uud five The evening.-, ate ours to do । Watrous teaches Tin--r-t cond hlghrcn. Became of the public interest Fled S. Jones. As irtant Princl- ‘he dtotlnccioi). . with us we like until ten o'clock, e’st average was 92 7 earned by »,al . i Our cur.ipuny ------ ------ to formed --------- of_. tel... Th«re always an entertainment Lauris Anders of the McCullum In this <1 e. we will give a digest • low.; fnan Baity county artd Bay at the Camp Theatre, and the talent school where Mrs. Lena Laubaugh Marie Roue. Denn of Girls . COMMENCEMENT EXER'^’,w City. one,v At * picwnt therein* about *'•• — ha* i>- n good. Each company vol- is the teacher- Others above an nvHertx-rt J. Rclnlmrdt, Head iof " huiidnd mill niiw.-ty-fne member*. untmft a progrom tor <<tm evening, u.ruge of. 90 ;ire Genevieve Knapix r. Charles Perkins, a widower, liv­ Hlttor-y Dcparimcirt CISES HELD FRIDAY *" ..... ........... : j ..... . ......। .j-hcoi. 91'.’: lawrena-. Snving -at HID Routh Jefferson street, - IHitii Rotxun, Hcud of- Engli:i,li with t a t idy-lire mure' coming in AFTERNOON der. Alton school. 91.1. Otis-Her- PREPARATIONS COMPLETE 'rated that Wilson Gixxlenough was Department. • Emily MrElwnin. French and Th' "ffic<T... In -----charg" ----- «>f ... the ----------ComWe had our first inoculation Sun- minett. Prairieville school. 90 7; his brother-in-law. He was a wid­ pOR OPENING NIGHT OF Am.'ilean Literature. fiany ure: C.iptain ~ ’Oliver. 1 " Sergeau'. ‘ day morning, with ?vcry<»>*' coming Rsibert Thorpe.. UullK school. 90 4 ower and had ho children. He made ..AtT-muAnn nniivnl THEME WAS “THE OUTWARD BOUND » • of - -•the and Beatrice Mead. Chidester school. Tlirodoiv Knopf. Head "f Agri- R-'bitwn and Sergeant Ayraud through In i'ood *lw|x-. A- few his lumu* with him. Perkins, for a KEYS OF LIFE’ number of years He was Ust seen f-iiltural Defiurtment. They stir. . . fellows had M>re arms tor a few 90.1. , . _ -------- -j" , Lena Leiter, Head of Commercial Ixipular with the fi-fiuw-.. an.i.at all hour*, but that was the only ivHiccby Perkins on the morning of May In arithmetic. Lauris Anm-n-, Fbrd ADVANCE SEAT SALE U..<..... |NDICATES FULL HOUSE ’* tmu-s have .-tressed the pond that 12 He said that Goodenough liad Dcpiilment • DeClaire,------- - u™,...-; — Discussed Accuracy, Good no money, was not employed any­ Eleanor Edger, Head of Home EC they are la-re. to teach iu ami not We don't know where we- are go­ Moore mid Lawrence Snyder, re­ Health*, Languages, Skills, where, and that what money lie to drive ' Tin- Captain gave us a ing ;t- yet. except that it is some ceived 100 per cent. Albert Arentz, onomlcs,-' . • , , „ . Alton Fry mid Ruth Sager each re- Both Performances, June 0 labile Hawthorne, Civics, an .speech' the opening night in camp, place in notlhern Michigan. Past and Present and Artsi SMrnt wax given to him -by Perkins Coaching. and tin* the SScr~'' re’i-an: ’’ in ' a brief tnlk I am .wnditiH you a list l~: of . the received 99 per cent. In grammar,’. and 13, Likely to Be Wesley Logau, History nnd Alge- before drill tin* other mornlne- ex­ camp officers und jjersonnel. tor the house, gelling mealA. etc. — ■ 'I’ am Beatrice Mead received 100 per cent Ctea «f 1933 of th*- Hastings At about, six o'clock in the morning Well Attended toll. J'n<-d the phrpo <• Of the whole C tiie cump reporter*. and Earl Pennock 99 per cent; In of the 12th GcKxlenough asked him Verrnl Conklin: Manual Trainimt. C. Ceihovcmcnt: to make nu n bethistory. Doris Outilieyi and Robert,..r, „ .Sincerely/ iditorluin on Friday afterAJbert Decker. English and.Sprech. ter citirrii*. physically and mental!)! > for 5o cents He had no change but ■ . Vincent MePhurlin; Henney each received W per cent, cut of the w.iv, the cast <■ Piive him a dollar bill He said that and Isabel Brown. Robert. Thorpe! Hu Harold Lugun, English and Jour- --------------------------- --------------------- -ludisni. . Cioodennpgh drank some arui would and Dorothy Young received 98 per await the opening curtain of mid in previous nnd were ; occarionally become intoxicated. He 'rent In civics. Isabel Brown re-­- first THIRTY GRADUATE Edith Heald, Chemistry and Math* presentation. ”O u 11 emnttcs. aid tliat sometimes fils brother-ln-* conn 100Bonltarc each “,wl Ph llls cent. Bound." the gripping, thn FROM nntiMTV COUNTY unouAi NORMAL cctVed amt Lila 99 >jht Taw would be away for a night, or Jniinet Midhuel.H.ntin <lramu by Sutton Vine, '-it Vivian Reynolds Commerce. < ... ,— ;two or three, when lie visited rela* (In ‘agriculture Robert Harney re-,i English playricht Advance imz;':>- Tl-.e louM- "’'•m-vmrnt.. lh - High Schon Or- nyvJt ur friends. Perkins said he Joseph Brumlr. Hi nd pt Physical ],..; llt Members of CIubs F.urnishcd ctlvcd 100 per cent ami Robert Hen-i! 511 sales Bt carveth Cnrvelh AA Steb&ns fndlrute In . :n 1.1s mtrodiic' directed by Mr. Wi• y lx»- never came home to dinner, and did Education I X>pnrtm'-nt |xt c-iit_ that the ppbhc ha-'bi-efca-Intel ha.1 became Int e>r. ; Very Interesting Program -TonA 99 o took port in the piaycd the pn»<ssional as the not return until after his day’s work list of all those receiving their lri sjiw tmusuul pm mid" that >f whom returned Cl.».i- marched into the auditorium on tne |2tts Goodcnough was not ogpnn. ‘"tSSLl0."0™- „ „ ... a M tou.- .dl b.,., —Reception Followed ith interesting ref- a"d ’",k Uotir placea on the stage. lhew Ht. WIU nol surprised at that, Marian Lainphtre. Art and Social CLASS NIGHT EXERCISES [ On Tlnifeday afternoon the grodASSIH,, TMP—BHl Krtool— Tv. iiastiimyter. Then the orchestra played tlie “Star jp. thought’he had gone on a visit. Clark. Bute,>-Coy. „,n i, WERE UNUSUALLY CLEV- iuatibn. i-x'-rcbt-a for thc Barry! Mamlr Ib -t;; i ton ’, pre- Si^ngied Banner." aftcMfttfileh tin- pnrkms works at ihr Fish Hatchery. liners Hunter. Music. fSLD O’SJ'-iMd. on. on Kr.-uy. •>&.- « .M F.R AND ORIGINAL Bauer of tl;.-'c.«ss mvbcatim-. was given by Rev. John fl,. he was confident that GoodI County Normal were held in the. Gordon Thompson. iCont lifted mi page ’three) Eagle—Daisy I(., . ... ^11V .r, T- , Holmes Opal Herren. Beatrice Sern ' ce-'i ’ .v for a plan w Kitchin?, jxistor of thc First vftopah had never been at Bullhead pmtral school autytoriuin, the.gjasa, curtain will me promptly •-byterian church z.Y of mia thw «*ltv.. city.; inkeprevtrais to May «12. " '' fv Wet'- it" '-'’ l*|Xm ‘ 1 n x-HnwUs a tContlnued on page six» I aunibering thirty. CLASS SONG WRITTEN thc.-e t'.io evenings al 8:45 . :> ;.)«> gave th.W-nedlrtion. Ooodenough did not return Frt■ \Thc ent ip- program was presented’ 1 The Washed An- in the n Ti-.- High School Gu'.a Glee Club. ditV nlJ[hl !wr Saturday. Saturday duty was ul.Mi to welcome thv BY HONOR STUDENT TA the clas.1, thc theme being "Our PRE-SCHOOL CLINICS torlu(ii will' make it one o| ... a i... Frances Hunter, afternoon Perkins went to Laiulng jf 1933. which he did graciI Picture Book?’ nnd exhibits wen­ nnur-nt., m • T. (HOSl COmfOTtabii- tUiU-'f : npervteor of music, fang helpfillly aud graciuudy. 'ant{ two selec- on “ v1’11 When he returned Sun­ SCHEDULED FOR.CITY during thb. June heat. ‘ John Hewitt Was Captain and : given of thv work with children and . .. .... .... ntternoon his brothrr-in-law ..«■ . autawso*. very pleBxingiy’Noon’..’ by pictures were represented by1 1 Tti.< civic Player* are av mad.- by Mi., Barbara Wilcox, one Harris and "Will o' the Wisp" by was still absent. When he did not Nelson Gardner First Mate [ f-imous living models, and they were indeed P. T. A. Co-operating With (Continued on page s show up Monday morning he bl-gun of the honor students of thc Class ; Spross. I f}ne, Tl-. “ scenes represented various on Moving Ship 0! on the jig saw l Superintendent VanBuskirk to investigate. He drove to Free­ ot 1933. H"i H-1 remarks r ALLOCATES TAXES FOR | Barry County Health Unit ■ ifilwses of a child *« life ----- -----The CWks Night gxerqbas of the CAMP FIRE GIRLS port and found that Wilson had not puzzle of---------.lite ha..pv. IJ|trn hu. thanked thc audience and the peoBARRY COUNTY UNITS , graduating class u* 1933 were held : Misses,Harriet Pierson; Virglna Hn-: in This Project kr-------clear ly, thought-’ I’1'Hastings tor their interest n^ visited hto sister there. He called murourf. She* .---... — WANT TO EARN MONEY fully and forcefully. 'Ihmdity evening at tight o’clock । vens. Agiu s Howard. Maye Smelker.'. The Barry County Health Unit, the city’s scliools and in the Cta-ss of on-other relatives but could gel no UNDER NEW LAW m the Central sctaril auditorium. Emma Chandler and Marjorie Bilk­ with the co-operatton of the three’ ..1933. He Mated tlrnt. instead of the trace <if him. He learned that he iCoutmued on page six) It Would be difficult t<i make iom- er rendered delightful musical seltv- Parent-Teacher Associations of this: Sum of $4.60 Will Pay for iti-Mial address by some speaker’. the liad been intoxicated on the night STATE RATE IS EIGHT­ parlwiu but iji the judgment <>f tie­ lion.' and MtoA Maye Smelker sang! city, will cany on a ••Summer(program would be presented by the — (Continued on page three) ,i v r.v pleuMng Milo. Supt D, A. One Week at Camp Kel­ class n.-eir. lt.-ell. He ADVERTISING PAYS • cia.v; nr taped nopeci it would wouia j.please TENTHS OF A MILL writer it waned the most unique Vg^Buskirk presented the diplomas.1।Round-up* which is a campaign to! -J •’ most inn resting Classvs to advertise m the "'<• audience, and It surely did logg at Clear Lake NOBLE CAIN HURT That j An informal reception for the class.; wnd to tiie kindeigarlens next year; .... demonstrated by *»»■>■• C-.nert.-aux et। a group of children as free as po<-| fully their parents nnd former Barr. 1 County Allowed Four Mills— .. ,ll» rmrta. u< the. LyBotta- 1«U'«X ““•“B,?' • »“T, <*U«J IN PLANE SMASH narch by tin High>-c)K»l bund J.-d Jjo'"'’v Nu,m4U "‘“dent* was held ln| „ Urn, stur. hut .->A. Ttey «U>rt '“‘“J™ “ City and Vill^c Limit >v W< t-y b«an Ua- cW. of 1933 Itl"* l,!“ynx»m. a sochil time nnd re.-; '*•••• .... . . , .,,.11 ... . ctirio-tivrl their -itlrtUUm In a che.xt Fell Thirty Feet on Friday V 1 1 r1":.1S. *!‘ *~4’1 trt-shments being <-njoyed. The BanIs One-Tenth Mill 95 strong. marched into the benuti-। ^sociation* which U carried on bY'^hce rcluvl is out Of course they ; h ’ •lheir announcement run In last «hnh contaimd treasures, which, h"r has been informed that butWhen Wings of Ma­ aXt uf tto-m are '’•»<* - v*ue and ’he result* were be << pea: benefit to then The allocations Were made Thurs- fill auditorium- Those who were to •even of the class have scoured that orckntzution through IU local ~ participate-4n the program con-' ;umt.s and in co-operuttoii 'nnxtous to go to camp tlurt thev are <’i<rln lv .-a-.isfartorjk Mr. LyBarker He urged them to go out Into life chine Hit Trees ■ schools for tlie coming y^ar. hi-aRT unite wherever such health j u.|H,nK io wotg to earn the money, hu,-. anotlu-r fine large announce- wand 'u Msearch '‘‘rc!1 ^or ® key that would ould furththe mission .for l£»:j3 fur nil taxing uulu, tinued tm to the stage, but the ma-i , Noble Cain of Chicago was badly unlock tire ehctt. of the county and are n.s follows: j unite extol. „! Tire Kellogg IV>mul.m»n ha.-, vry men! tn This 1-. tie telling about;’ Injured about four o'clock on Fri­ The .older son ’ went Ur into thu auditoriumState nixed by luw» -8 Id mill l In many counties, health ‘ml’A,generously offered to pay fur the "Slimmer S|>-cteL." It will pay read-1 ----- — T’, ~ uftemuon m an aeroplane h The invix-atlon was feelingly given and Parent-Teacher Associations; U1 C4Kip anv Kirf ers’to ri.x- careful attention to the ’“’rih land, •’•‘■’nw* I“nu' a™} “P* day .Harry County (fixed by law';--4 ., - ■ ,________________________________ I cooperate in promoting thte clinic. ।will he:• tmft uerk* fee of special -annum;*.-inenn publish-d Prcchatton “~* for •ills efforts •" in athletics. miasli. mills • He had flown to Hastings tliat (Continued on page five) ‘ ; . I in. , H“*tings the Burry County ,$450 n any one has work such u> '".ch week by the different mer- f . Hastings City (fixed by law>—l lo noiinced tl.< ix-n.d.<Ron. ' morning to a|>end the week end with A 'he curtain ui«>-«- the honor ’ • Health Lull and the P. T A liavc. jwUxcWorg meniirng caring loricbantA. of Hastings. New mer- ’ .mill. * . ' his. family at the home of Mr. and HOME MADE ICE CREAM. Middleville (fixed by Jaw)--! TO students .and other particljwnt.-; rut To the Depwidtors. Creditors. Off!- worked together very harmoniously [children or anv other work thT—i ehandi-H- 1-. arriving ull.the time and Get your home made ice cream Mrs. Robert Burch and selected a on th.- Mage whicICwa. r<pre.-nted; cm. Directors and Stockholders, and to the great benefit ot the Chll-|camp Fire K1.j can ts, y w;n’ap- -the moM -progressive merchants are mill. of the Nuslivtllc state Bank [ dren of this city . wtatett ti urn will report yokr |U‘ln.r space-in th.columns to tell , and home made cakr at the Legion field on the old Gardner pl^ce west Nashville (fixed by lawi—1 10 as amovmr ship, with Capta n of town on M-37 tor a landing place, Jolm H.cattt Hr charge “”d “>’h, 1 wish that I might talk with all; Thtt.year it is planned to offer a: lo E A cauktn. phone the jieoplc of Barry county about it. rooms on S. Church St., on Wed­ and made a. perfect landing there mill Woodland fixed by lawi—I 10mill. Ne.son Girditar as the First Mate of you personally but 1: is impoS.still greater service to the |<eoplc |24-9 or Mrs Mllo jx-Vrte*. ohone and Offering many fine buying op- nesday. June 14, aftarnoon and cve; ning. auspices Legion Auxiliary. rl'i,u: ,(’r ible. as you know, for me to do ‘Hastings by not only examining I nJuJ wi|, recommend a portumtlr.* from week to week. Frcejrort 'fixed by law—I TO mill, *■' ’ *c In the. afternoon he had Invited -.Price 10 cents — Adv. Mime little time thereafter three on : and tor that reason 1 take thte ’ he children who will enter ’ hf |camp Fire Girl who will aimreclat< I ----------• « ------------ASSYRIA- 'State R mill, county 4 Mrs. Cain, their three children. Mrs. mill.', township 3 mills. School DM. the platform sanz ••Sailing. Sailing." means ot thanking each of you tor' kindergarten, bui all children be- n opportunity to earn some moru v t’EDAR CREEK .scfffioi. : Robert Burch Henry Hubert and his BIDELMAN REUNION.’ . h(,r or R Ciin)(l jjy ■ REUNION. I N<». I. 6 mill.';; School DM. 3 FYI, an apjM-opriate da .. <>iw written by me many courtesies and kind co- ty^'en the acre nt two and the For |!o brother and Utile Joe Hubert lo go at.Thomapple for »ucn such cnnchil-I ino-vldlll|t |he .alvs wherebv 7 2 mill-: DUt N.> 4 Frl. 5.3 mil!..; MiM Verhin Llnmgton. one of the: operation that have been extended ided j’nte purp;x-c a clinic tor (he nM means when by a girl' «)rl! Will be lield held Saturday. June Jun* H , Sunday. June 11. at Tnoraappie for a ride with him. HU plane Is a ’ . hl(. since my appointment iu R<- . ,Sec. He- 1 dren dten will be held “ nt? •»!» the *ir«t first ward war.!,' ( nlBy tiaV1. c,i;inrt. help! Picnic dinner—.. Hazel. ------Benedict, Bring table service and basket cabin monoplane carrying two be­ put No. 5. 4 mills; Ott. No l> [ gratiuau.s whool un Tuesday. June 13. with 4 milk; DM. No 7 F>1. 69 mills;! Tne SaluUth.’.ry was riven by MtesTtiver of tiw Nashville state Hank, ank./cbodItm -niesday .June-I3._ *’’!» thetn.^lves more actual g..xl is —Adv. I wk .dinnef.--Adv. 1 uk;__________ . 1 t tsides himself. When they arrived Je..nn<> Ctncebe-aux and expre/s<-d These have been perplexing tunes;Mr*. Fayo--Donley as chairman;'[achieved than most people reultee. (Continued <>n page two) ..RNDEASHOTT s sts: frelingly and appropriately the up-:and the office of Receiver iiu not,s<’w‘'d ward cI>mc will be held at[' KKCniUn. g)J up al()np lf every. preciatinn of the class for the privt- b.H.n MI1 eaftV one, The community!’>» ward school on Wednesday^; OLD FASHIONED DANCE, Dowling vs. Lakeview All Stars' lege* they hud enjoyed during the «,rred by the Nashville State Bank! June clinic at- the Central, jun,. 9 a. clear lake, hires given, at, Vickery'--. Clear lake. Sunday.,> Saturday. June 10. AU invited, thing was all right. When he camo tour years in High school. Miss’should be complimented upon hav-|«:bool building will be hejd on 1 —Frank Herrington. —Adv. June 11.--Adv. i Adv. (Continued on page threei |lng many very wonderful people in*Thursday. June 15. wind so turned and came down with !it. It to a sturdy, honest und pro-: This Is « fine service tor every; WednesdaV. June. 14, Is Flag Day. the wind As he did so he found that I’rc.sMvo twiunum.,. community, worthy uof, tiie[Limlly In — Hastings there are; ---» — —rr41where ~ ----- ---- --j the birthday of old Glory,- most BIRTHDAY PARTY AT rn-TCD i Ai/C instr 1O l*st things in life. IU thrift and in- cMldren between the ages of two beautiful of all national flags Our -trees, so stepped on the gas and OTTER LAKE JUNE 18 tegrity arc best evidenced by Ute and five. It will give parents an op-1 flag is not only the most attractive started to rise again, when one of manner which ,the debtors oi of me the iI >portunity/ to know any . _.. iiianni i in wmcii lie ocovors - remediable .I in design, but it to also truly rep­ .. ■.the wings hit a tree and swung the American Legion and Auxili- bank have paid their obligations. An,dPfms of tlwlr children with plenty. plane, around ao that he hit anoth­ ary Units of Fourth j unusual spirit, has been shown by' of tlnlc to have them cared for | blue field there are forty-rigid er. crippling the second wing, tha , . . . ., . the stockholders upon their 100"» ••* . glistening stars, representing each machine falling about thirty feet to ‘ ‘ District Invited : n.ssc.-.-.m«'tit» to the extent of over [NOTICE OF ANNUAL State of the Union. • the ground. He’ had presence of The American D gion Puds and! flve-sixttis of that-total obligation j EUIIOOL MEETING. More than a century and a half nlimi rnBugh to turn off the igni­ has pu-ved since the stur Spangled AuxiliuraJUniLt. of the Fourth Dis- The debtors of the bank have met I The Annual Meeting of the School j tion. thus averting a fire mid breakBanner was first flung to the breeze. [trtet will’hold their annual birthday their responsibility beyond tlie I District of the City of Hastings, for ing .wtnc of the force of thg fall. . Step by step it h.to kept pace with party at tin* Otter Lake Billet on average The recent Investigation by; the election of schrvl officers and for i Luckily help was nearbf, Henry the Attorney GcnerjslS Department the transaction of such other bUsl-| tile forward march of tlie nation II [Sunday, June 18 Hubert and hto brother getting Mr. ... .year -------about ,—. .» . .from .... 60 — went Has-[should ai.r^.1 dispel many rumors concern- >ne.was may lawfully come before it. stands for tiatr.otlsm. loyally and 1 Liut Cum out of the machine juat as a Ting- and 11 to lioped tlwre may !>• a Ing thc _ ----------officers nnd -- ---------director ztore. will be held at the Hastiijgs Central i fidelity to the ideals of America. motorist, who was driving by and the±cr.r.cc manner ------------in which’School auditorium on Monday. JuneJ — ......................................... naw the accident, drove onto lha tang before the Slam and strtires similar number this time. The us- i I1 appreciate thc became the symbol of our great na­ ual pot luck dinner will be served a great number of the depositors 13. 1933. at 8 00 o'clock P. M. east- , field with hto car. Into which the in* . co-operated-with ern “ standard lime —•“ ”at * all -times ------------------•“* ““u 1 — — tion. there were scores of flags rep­ and then- is always plenty to eat. |hhave Ju^ed man wax placed and hurried —- * wisli to publicly thank Judge Datcr this 29th day of May. 1933.' Mi.« Monica Kenney 9; the trained 4 me. resenting the hopes and aspirations to Pehnock honpital. It was found . ioa -------------<. --------------c w Wwplntert nurse in clurge and site to very capMcF --------— -----------------------of our forefathers, Colonial flags that both bones tn his left leg vysre - ------------------ five —nouses — :-------------j Secretary Board of Education. [ rhow anchors, beavers, rattlesnakes, able. There are occupied---------------------------------;"U times displayed nnd the-----earnest pine Irees and venous other-insig­ by the children, each one having a-effort put forth by him at all Simes —Adv. June 7. bad cut mi one hand and he had bad * nia. Some of them bore the words. wparme matron and helper*, cigh- to protect the rights and intcresu | bruises and .-cratches, besides being "Hope.” 'Liberty.’’ or “An Appeal to urn women gMUting with the work. I of all concerned In the bunk. My REPAIRS AT EDMONDS. Tlu't-.-are be--attorney. ■ attorney. Mr. Kim Sigler, Sigler. hits. ha« Heaven " A favorite motto beneath , Ti«-£-_are about ninety children beThe days are ranldlv passing and the rattlesnake design Was ’Don't ing cared for at the p.-rsent tmu worked faithfully and diligently In harvwt time willXn’be here This well ax jxiwible. but will have to Tread on Me rvinam In.tlie lx>*pftal tor some receiving every attention that is [my behalf My successor Mr. Hany was forclbly brought to mind when But all of the earlier types dls- accessary tor their well being. They O. Mohrmann, Is a very fine and thc wrU r canwl yi.stcrday at the time. . . -------------------------------------------apix-ared when on June 14. 1777.— the are well housed, well clothed, well [capable gentleman, who has had a.omee of Ihe Edmonds Elevator AMr. Caln la connected with lha Continental Congress resolved ‘That fed and well trainM children, ra-; wealth of experience in banking Tm.,iPni< nt comnanv Two farmers National Broadcaaling Company, the flag of thc thirteen United dlat.ng Joy nnd happiness. The, matters and is entitled to your earn.h . ‘ aboUl rcp,lr8 for having charge of the music, al thslr States be thirteen stripes, alternate aimoapherc of the Billet is whole- lest co-ojwralion. .... -------- — .... is their harvesting machines. This red and white; that the union be ।some and refreshing reflecting TI --------sincerely - *~ trust ’ that the future a ,n<l to A. Cappella choir which alnga on th* a coo<i good ..... timet„ toMtl< attend toUw the matter; matter; thirteen stars, white In a blue field, careful and efficient management In will bring an abundance of the good ^°^venired? by t£ Wmond*' Temple of Song program, many of and worthy things of life to all of “ J ^^XuTof the B.nrepresenting a new constellation." ■ every department­ the selections rendered being hU In the Intervening years it has, It Is hoped there may be a large yDU' own compoaittotis ! ner. What they do not have in stock remained unchanged, save only for' representation of Hastings Leg IonWith kind personal regards to may be ordered in time for service. 'aV APPRECIATION. an occasional variation in the num-, nalres and Unit members Journey to ter of stars and strljies, when au-.'the Billet on Sunday. June 18. BOARD TO MEET. Yours sincerely. the Decoratton Day thorked by Congress, and the addi- There will be plenty of conveyances I Tlie Barry county board of superEdward B. Finley, Jr. I yfsors will convene for their June Today our flag 1* much the same as. Gifts will be presented to each ; session on Monday. June 96 They making the it was 156 yean ago. .child having a birthday In June and GREGORY SCHOOL REUNION. I will make their equalization at that, Merchants and residents of Has-These wilt be presented Ln the affAt schoolhouse Saturday. June 10.'.’time and settle the problems whichi k tings are urged to display their ernoon following the program of Pot luck dinner. Bring table service.. i will have much to do with the wel­ ’ flags on Wednesday, June 14. v games [Eva Leach. Sec. —Adv. 6-7. fare of tlie county -and its people. MARRIAGE WILL CIVICPLAYERS WMIN NNETY4VESENORS GET DIPLOMAS GRADUATES PRESENT UN OUE PROGRAM TAX COMMISSION MAKES RETURNS | A Appreciation | •“< Flan Day. Jane 11 OUTWARD BOUND”-Whither? �PAPE TWO GIVES DECISION N HAI1VS.FINLEY JUDGE DECIDES AGAINST DR. M LOCAL NEWS pt oofs. Judge Tuttle complimented the attorneys upon the fine manner in which the ease had beet; tried and the extensive briefs that had ------ - --XO. bt<‘" P«***nted by each of them. FEDERAL JUDGE HEARD Judge Tuttle, in accordance with ids custom, rendered his-opinion upon CASE RECENTLY AT 1 lie conclusion of the proofs and argtimcnU of counsel Hr found tliat GRAND RAPIDS the guardianship proceeding »a» tinFAVORS HUNTINGTON ^■SSLLEGE IN DECISION According to tlie complaint JUDGE McPEEK ISSUES AN OPINION IN FAVOR OP DEPENDANT PLAINTIFF FAILED TO START SUIT IN-TIME . A number of thc Hastings Civic Players went to Battle Creek jm Friday night to attend a play there. WATERS CLOTHES SHOP .MoCreery a 50c; special. Monday and Tuesday. June 12.13. Any lady* dress. Holds to Terms of Will of the Late Thofe. Chcesebrough the election of Uie guardian •filed of Freeport Pertained to. Matters Cohnected With'Old Bank' in Nashville An lii.te; ‘ I.iik .’ chapter, m .the with tlie probute -Court of Burry county to take wider the atatutc rather tlian under, the will was il­ legal, for the reason that the guard­ ianship proceeding was improper and that the guardian had tailed to take any action furtlw'r than filing the document with tlie jnobale i<k- <>! apiwaU." Frank Whlttcnburg. the brother ot Hntiir Whitlenburx. hio filed objection* In the protiute court uf tills county to the allowance of tin- Will of Hattie Cht-Y --w urough ami These wh<> rxi»-ct to do any social ■nteftalning will be interested In he special announcement of Reed's inis r:«'rv r-n another page of this 4>f tile 32dth Field Artillery will be held nt tlie Fort Shelby hotel in CASTIJiW county 4 mill School I>.»t NN“ -- "nd rail mill.-; Dist. N> Conoco Bronze High Test gas.ThiN high i|uulity motor fuel" • obtained wherever -you •see Graduating From Higher Institution; hCT ir.iithtr'i ulpct^ln this your Richard Fairchild. 27. Hum th.. University ot Michigan; MUixhiptnun Clarence .Springer. "27. tr.un Anruipota Naval Academy Ml Ruth Nichols. '3li. from Grand Rap- COUNTY ENGINEER Brat the weathri by buying RAKOWSKY RESIGNS NEW STORE Don't Worry About the Hot Weather ;natipn Not Due to FricHas'Done Glod Work Straw Hats Bathing Suits Light Trousers dially i w local Cool Underwear Sweaters WATERS FREEPORT HIGH ALUMNI BANQUET CLOTHES SHOP Delightful Program Held at Pythian Hall on Fri­ day Evening Feldpausch’s Phone 2272 Hastings. Mich. SALE o£ VANILLA URGES DRYING VSLU Seely’s Pure Vanilla Project Sponsored by Thorn apple Garden Club -?Mrs. Pratt, Chairman SONDAY — MONDAY ABLE LEAFY FOODS 29c Vanilla Compound HELL BELOW Beta Vanilla -Adult* 25c; Children 10c TUESDAY Chase & Sanborn' CoHee Eck-Rich OLEO Ralph Morgai Trick Bor Trick” WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY ■CHOICE MEATS Pig Liver FrankCurts 15c 29c Beet Roasts 12c * And Bologna Butter George Raft Choice Quality Beet Keil ‘The Under Cover Man” Comedy and News—Adults 15c; Children 10c Loin Roasts Chg1. Rogers on WSshlnaMnt Prat: -uHi be gUd u> any meeting on till* subject Picnics ' Finest Quality Shankis: Hamburger 3 Circle S Picnics Nancy Carroll 25c tin- guardianship proceedings in-t.tuted because. she was :aUy weak, and liicapablr. vet neat winter for good food rw price and every one should he can ns convene the pro- FRIDAY — SATURDAY Anita Page — Charles Starrett The Jungle Bride' BIG V COMEDY—“THE RUN AROUND* TEN CENTS TO EVERYBODY plan �rnr huttigc b vjnfb. wtohisdat. aropnd the shore of the lake Eei yond the lily pads the water is quite deep and clear. Haley -aid lie found a boat at the lower end of the lake. hich rur^ -ounieatt to the north-. ..r>t. With Impru’.i-ed paddle* he — rowed to the place where the body . Sporting Items Jim SKID ICC DENMOMG £ jvne ?, m> GRADUATES PRESENT JJUE PROGRAM OWNS BOOK PRINTED IN LONDON IN 1662 i Man Possesses SeSermons Published by Baxter iContinued from page one) I L Richard 'Continued from page one) . wltl-rr he found thy boat wbs 11 CHIEF WAR EAGLE NASHVILLE ROMPS rtwiw;. , . ■ , . ,.! A Hastings man who did not with nVFR K nF P KI I KI F °r ,lir I2th* C°”!,S nOt nr,d ““y not 'Asmpy end miiv ai ttluit point Orr- ■■ ' ■’ 11 VOI*'IE * 1 nanu. known owns an old book uf THROWS NEWPORT UVtn ft. Ur r. NINt piBCr lie had bren except at St anym -----»k, «.». pir- « ,1» L.,v ,u. _ , wW(h „ M.„ ouatum. .l«b mu*- h.rwn « T,„ ln About two hundred and fifty per- ■ • Nathville Independent* *ucee*ahad ■ their disco Ivie tmg. ; 103 making it 271 years old. On the *ons were oh hand last Thursday t,1Ily “ t‘u,u;h t,f 1,1,1 al,d ; db titers Th . , .. , a genrtotM donaliuii ot error* to for Go-xlfnouglf-. getting into Bull-' Wcdnr .vianight to witness the Knight* of^p^t U|lt4d ul the Knights in iluDorothy Stanton. »il b. R. W. for Francis Tyfon, at lake. Pythias mat show ut Cx-tie Hall icluring liming* of play und detect head ' " ' ' the tlitee dagger.-, .in. Fleet street, ■llie nrx i t*nder*her- Barbara Johtuon Loren FObte. 1430 South Jefferson. and Neiul Sumnorts. TJo-.-.t-j-ller at which wj* fautured with a main-go!,h«1° to - A Bachrkler held lluhe sot Hublxi.-d. honor K' dcrminster, Anno Dim '' botil between Chirt War Eagle, Qu.-. ! U-am l<» live M-attyed hit.', Wilson Goodenbu^ti on the aft r- thi ■by Mbs Stanton. given 1n a Richard Baxter was the bee. Canada, and Frank Newport, i*"? l*°/u,w r°' ,r ‘ ',?x noon of May 12. when he accom-. ai . Saint fort Wayne. Indiana, with the In-!1"”', . Cla*c' NjiQivi.lv hurlcr, punied Foaiv and ill- !:it,trr - -on Mclnty he drove' Uiun taking two out of three falls in ;c’.•’*'d “ w,t11 •r,t-k> from the kindh the: .Hfiiine«V i* i!;e subject of tlie first u two hour Iftnlt ba^-nmnmg to s-ir Hartinga left.Halting:-: about ‘.wo o'clock Jhat tile HIV u.ul’: u-ete presented part of the *trie* of sermon*. The tint appearance of the tau. ,;™rmg chances. ... „yo !ny ; afternoon Mr. Foote remained Bo-h the in pantomime form r Inch ftddrd to Tim- boak u dedicated la'.-.ted twenty mim.f-. and •*?.] <*7x sTk - x <> liar there with friends . while ’hn son. eohm•.early beloved 'Friend*. the Init had. .and Gnudcnough left ifdr\Ha*liatts brlM'Vti labitahts of Kede:mui'.tt i ... — i! been bioair clumped a sell-strangle hold on the about 4 15 that afternoon. He said come itMcndurc: and my ’lAte Auditor* 1 to Hie pjlnt' Chief mid walked utf with the first ii the (jity of ik-ndon: Confirming B:ittcrt< v Gage. Forger. A. Bach Both Thc Cor-; tall to his credit Not to be outdone Grace, with Patience. Love ■Ider. Price and Jloevenair. .-riff reported; Peace be muitipiyed "J* count in tlie srcuild fracas when he! ------- ------ • • • --------- ‘----In ;hu> book Hie rid r.tyle of nd liad rendered hi* opponent helpic.. wffji TIIOKSAPPLE .GARDEN CLUB, ig cards' - - * - ‘ l;x-lJcd thrrs in u crucifixion.hold, taking but .r-.mi Th..thbrnapple Garden Club met night o! minute, to acrompiWr the teal. He]a:’the home <4 Mr. and Mu. Cha* gained the winning margin in the Rogers on N Wu-limgtonH'. ’nmistom third frame when he threw Newport <iay p m. tor a meeting in Uieir Herd that G-jcdrnuugli lid bargain lounitt in . with a tor hold, using a t<-tal oflgait’ - ‘— •• -■ luurterll JiilllUtn. lo win thr-Cb prim: two fulls. War Eagle wriglvd-in ;.t pUtniyer. ■* 17-T while New putt Upixd tlie ;ca'.-u a a:- tinned over to ;e -profane ul 175. -luiimaii for the uf! One pt tbe scrapple ..t Mnnl-Qnub; Hxxlytar. .Mt... Piatt yet set il here re.-.u!t<-<> hi the eiieo.m.' icr ot 'Jtinunv T.uvox, :._u; ,and’•tiu r tiling; w, Salt Lake City. Utah. 152. anil Jimmy .. ..... Muller, -r, f plentiful and wii t.isijy mid w 1.11 ii draw in a one hour limit to out Muller drew first blo-xi when )]e pul Tii:>M>» on The mat i«»r three to hat Ilin and John Alhfrdlrui counts with’ a body spin, cmictuding: Thud Coin, giving hi the LM-rfornuincv in ntneleen mlnI. V. Ur. mer gi aturday. May n, Buyh-n rcpnrl :was Uiete only las! .Miinnitr ahr guvs plane spin und bodyhuld in eight 115 a urv line ifvMrriptkHl «•! t/H GoodeboUali minutes. Tlie Uiird.fali went’to :< dmiking draw when but live minute* nuiimd in the one hour limit Tin- preliminary' ix.pt uf the eve­ •tie yucca which grow- .-even <a ning Culled lor fojir niuuds-of box- right- feet high then-, the hntmiu. the beauty ot the morning vh-ry anil wav helped t and u wn'.dlmg bout lx tuit-n Dutch ‘the particular Ix-iiutv <•! the blue Veld-'. UH.- mid Omar Barker, 153. gentian Hhc'sixikc very chthmlaxliIxttll Of Ha-tiny .. W'.i;. :ubs1l’-l-. -i I,-.- rally of the many formal gardens mutclimakiT Funner Nirk./nu- bout found there yepecialh in Han Fru twenty- minute draw. The .bouts were refi*n-e<| by John5 ny BUrtfr-n of Battle Creek, and an­ nounced by Fred Palmer. Hasliiigs BOYS WIN TROPHY, ral of th-- .rr-^-,rrHusiing.. High tclxwl athlete-, went to Grand Rup. ids on Saturday and competed m a truck m--t al Ottawa Hill-. m u ’ Th<-,boyh br'-uglit Juime . n t>lbbroiro- Truphy for whmtng tin dian reliiya^ rmit. lowering tie. .record fn-m H‘IB t-rn CO. H .-• <___ less. Th- v irrv very proud of mis ttojihy which is’ on display’ in .the B-inn-'t office •wimlow. . All Week of .June 12 to 18 Inclusive -g za I I )c JL Xf Each Wf Would Like To Have Yoh Cull mid See These Plants WILCOX The Florist Fire Insurance at COST! Insure your property in the State Mutual Rodded Fire In­ surance Company of Flint.' Michigan^ largest Farm Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Nearly one-half million in asMls and resources.' Has paid its.members over 14.383.657 in jm--»t 24 year*. J IU policy written to cover the needs of thc average farmer. Its blanket policy on personal property U unexcelled. If Mock nnd tools are saved, all can be collected oh hay or grain or vice versa. Protects personal property on your own farm, nnd On h-ntrd land within three mile*. Protects livestock anywliere in tlie state. Discount* given for rods, Are resisting roofs on dwellings, also for approved fir* extinguishers. . S«« rA« Following Agent or Write the Home Office MORRIS O. HILL, Agent. .Hatting*, Mich. STATE MUTUAL RODDED FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Home Office 70S Church St, Flint, Mich. W. V. BURRAS, PreridenL drunk und la- be: and wide reading and now headed f< to END Digestive Ills Next time the acitl.-t and gnst-n of in■ digestion torment you, you will be thankful for -BLsma-Rex.” Recur­ rent ffttfiekjt of acid indigestion, with, its vicious gnawing asHuults, wither and age the entire system. BISMA-REX acts four ways to bring you relief— 1. 2. 3. 4. Neutralizes acidity, Relieves gas, Soothes the-stomach, Assists digestion.. BISMA-REX 4 and 3-4 Ounce Jars Gel a Jar Today at i Continued from page one) Carveth & Stebbins Mildred I. Tuttle. Nur-r Gertrude Wilcox. Special Room Junior High Srhool. Walter Perkins: Principal Save with Safety at your Rexall Store bring an u«e in which .three who; Hit- man: arc to live tn it‘util need thorough Catherine Clark, and Arithmetic. Allot lur Tak- n awhole the exerebes, Gertrude Hampton. English. .... Ward.’ err inter-vting. tk-lightful and thi-] Beatrice Knapp. Arithmetic Huth Sampson; Home Economics Bather Doty. Grade* 1-L 1-2. rejxirted that a drunken mant' caution wa* one winch avili always ■ , — only beginning at 1 JO.with'the fc4Josephine Stein. Grades 5-2. 8-1. towing program. i- pleasantly‘r<inemlxT«l by tho>c and English., lUir r. the club udjourned till ruxl Florcnce McGuttin. Grade* 2-1. that he an<J Ahefttl motnilig. May-foriunal-- int-uah- to attend. Tlie minth. Orchestra. t in and when'auditorium wits crowded and they] Helen M. Wade, EJementury Sup­ A vote of thiinka was given, Mr utter. ;-aid he-tw'itknced their hearty ;>p|>recwtivn j ervisor nnd Kindergarten. Song M-rviee by Welton Leora Benton. Grade* 4-1, tainted lo K- t t > Dr- Hh-lliuld " iuf the event* of the evening. tx ii'iif in tin ir g.od< n fur this aft County Normal. Bertha Kulm. Principal. Alt< r hearing ihv testhnoriy the . • Devotional®—Rev. King Mabe) Clark. Principal. ISMOS’ AgnvX Sheldon, Grade* 1-2. projSrlctor of tlw ^ird-ioom iry retlnd to the supervise;.-' ruotn>ERHSunday School Report*. Jennie McBain. Supervising CI'it'in--t Solo -Mr. LN-wti said Goodciiough was in.his'Vli •— ------T-. irvrn Churclie? Teacher. Mary William*. Grades. the ntalit of the 12th. playing rarrk.; bit- from th<- testirttony given them AddressLibrary. Mr: DltheU-aky ... u..._ r(.gU|UI jn,iron Tiicy dec! Second Ward. Jean Barnes. Librarian. 1 hr noticed hr''denial di Lou I Showriman. Grades it Hurdelhrink and Mrs .M. Mohlr b*x inning Clarinet' solo--Mr. t.ewia Hine. quite under the Infiuer HOPE >1 .NDAY SUHUJI. local' Elizabeth Finch. Grades 1-1. 1 Camillas E rejxirt H Benediction-Rev. Holts. their'3-1.. . The semi-annual Sunday School t. hospital. ing, suit..... play, .or that tlir Central School. convention of Hope t<r*'n.-ihip will be There arc large are .vs of public were unable Ciiariott- Hubbard,. Prine I pal. held at Cloverdale church Sunday.. land,- in ’.he United States still open itraduair Grades G-l. C-2 Jim- 1H. 1933 'I to horn er,tiling Was all right about the through' thun and arr pn-rnhc* I noticed Cioodenmmh Iving rm hl* t»ck in the unit birk Mr. Burnett stated that of m« place I ealliM Bill Kri>r. Jury all Uic ‘ 'nd him.up and helped him Geranium Sale Regular Stock 2l)c Cieraniums I'ldl Bloom given by <xl nj^nlx r Valedictory Gardner wl' find; much anted li< TEACHING PERSON NELFOR NEXT YEftH The Modern Way IL K. FISK. Secretary- raid mu STORY CONCERNING liman Ear! Mudge MR. JOHNSON GARBLED lie would nnd him and that he uuulM to be taken care of; that 1 thought be would bo there until tie was hc)j>- Local Dealer . Did Not Lose $550 in Poker Gaine at Grand Rapids >aid he was in Mead*’ An erron-'ou.' re|X)rt i>:ib'.ish>*4 in Fplace ut about eleven o'clock the one of the Griiiid Rapids dailies this stated that ForVesl Johnson. Inlght of May 12. Mead asked him week ito help him pick up Qonjlmiugh. • Hudeon-E., ex dealer, of this city \ who was .evidently vx-rt drunk. ■‘■We «a*" relieved ot SM*> in a poker h-Id him up while he walked loiW’^ wltI1 » couple of card shark* :the celtar door where we laid him J’* a b’’1*1 there. .The .vccunt; 11 left Mead's place s«xin after u-*5 badly garbled Mt Johnson: eleven. ( was in Si’s place when -Mate* that a card game did hot «n-; iGiMKirnoiiBh fell from his chair, was ter into the affair nt all -in fact he] ..... U...U .. tliat he know* ni-thimr about । did not sre him leave the place." rd.5 anil lu* never filayvd any of] | Thc n--xt*witne.«A w.v. Earl Mudge. t popular games. ?>n thc night of May 12. He stated through a roipbination •tluit Mead.came lo him shortly aft-'"con" game and robbrjy er eleven o'clock und told of Icav- n tmur purporting to tn- a Mr. Goodenough stretched out on' •r at (hr.rear of ht.-. iyn. eanm-tnlo Mr. John.-m ’kcd inr to look after Ret* and-inqnlnd abppt- U; him. He said it w.is not a cam- lie had in stock. Tin.- practice L that rrepiirrel haste. As 1. whs bu.->y j at all iinu-iia), Mr. Johnson --aid.: with my regular work I could not] a* tuich dial- r- frequently call to get to the place where Mead .-aid buy up ilock that cannot b-’ easily] , (Goudrnuugh. wan unlil about a tpiar- jtpoved. Tlie man presented im«i; t<-r to twelve. When I reached the < redr-nt fa I- and mh-uim! to know lift cellar door lie had gone. I looked-biLdtuies tiwiroiigbly. Mr. Johnson in nearby place* where* hr might did iml have any us-.d cars m stock nave fallen in the alley, but tailed al thc time. During the txmvvrsato find him Also looker! for hlinition that followed- tills dealer jin rcMiiurnnt*. but could get no'brought out thv tact that be knew a । trace ot him There was no blorxl man in Battle Creek who had a |on the'collar door nor evidence of brother vUtting him from Texas, hi* haying been hurt." (This brother usually ram<- up to l Glenn Baum, of this city. Was the Michigan once or twice a year and next witness/ Baum swore that on os a rule drove a car back for sale (the ulght of May 12 at twenty min- in hl* home state. jtues ofjWclve- he remembered beA deal Was finally arranged . ... .ioQked at the — - — - whereby - -by M r Johnson jcause ,hc City Bank Mr Jc-hn^m and and the the dealdeal■ clock— he saw Goodenough attempt- er. were to go tn "together on tl-.e ling to crow Jefferson street between purchase of a new car and split the' the City Bank corner and Loppen- profit*. Mr Johnson was to put in Ihlen’s store. "It was evidently dlf- |55p and the dealer MW. Mr John- i ; flcult for him to get Across He fell son said that thc pair rami'd out: over thc weighing, scales in front of'every detail of their game fot thej . Loppcnthten'* store He picked him- man from Texas who sprite with * ;*elf dp and evidently started to crc*s1 perfect southern accent the street without noticing the drop, Tlie business was to .be transacted' from thc curb to the pavvmcnt. He Un Grand Rapid- Mt Johnson met fell into the street, but-later picked Hlllgfove in a hotel there and he himself up and the last j saw of propos'd Ihn they go up to hi*! him he was ratting on thc dirb. I;room to finWi the fimd details of .left fur home at Just a little beforejthe deal It happened that the, i twelve. Qoodcnough was sitting I elevator war- cmmlcd and Mr Jolutthtro when I went home. I had seen;Mm wiw )->.*tled wnv wluit during niw. |np up 0(we fn t!w.rtxxni Mr.i him several times before ... in Mend':? place mid I nm certain it was Good-;iJohnson discovered that his purse enough" vouueu. . wa5 gone. His cumpanfon seemed I Floyd Haley and Albert Clifford.1 greatlv concerned and suggested] the two young men who discovered that they go down nnd call the po-; nnith—a lake, I.u- were.——illa. Wliile Mr Johnson wa.5 putting j i th. the hruiv body tn Bullhead called. They said they were hunting । in the call, Hillgrove made hl* geta-! mushrooms and came near thc shore way. To date no traces have been at the northwest corner of the lake found of the pair. They saw what'looked like a body The same type of game has .been of a man face down in the water, pulled of late on dealera In Maton. i [ close to a row of pond llliea. They Lansing and Grand Rapids. i described the shore a* being miry and swampy for about ten to fff118,600.000.000 of new life insur­ teen feet. Where the water gets ance was written In tiu? United I deeper there is a row of lily pads States last year. ■ Penney s White Goods Savings For June Ladies White HONOR SEAMLESS Bleached Muslin Cotton Spreads 49c Handkerchiefs 8c 1c TERRY TOWELS LADIES’ GOWNS Nation-Wide” 81 x 99 5c 25c SHEETS 59c 42 x 3(> Cases 15c KO. IOS BATH SIZE All Linen Stephens Crash 5 yds. 63c COOL SUMMER FEATURING MEN'S CAPS WHITE BROADCLOTH FOR MEN AND BOYS WHITE AND DARK PATTERNS al. Super*Savings! Only 25C WIZARD 81 x 99 49 Ladies’ All White SHEETS Pre-Shrunk! Ties - Pumps 49c 42 x 36 Cases 10c WHITE BIAS CUT SLIPS 25c Value the whole town is talking about! For.never, never before has so-,-> much in fine shirts been offered (or so little in price! . Ex­ pertly tailored to ] Penney’s own spe- , Buck Shoes $j98 MEN’S White Trousers of closely - woven broadcloths! Buy them in twos and threes . in style­ right shirts. PENNEY 116-118 EAST STATE STREET—HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Fully Shrunk 98c c o . �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 7. 1OTJ PAPE FOUR H««mg«_Banner . ~ ratlcr system Into opcratiori ‘ few either..thin^A up tlieie. -iiich ax ildlim; a porcupine hangout, ,ln- tabilclied K> icc H any deer havb du-­ covered it yet. making one more «■!which fly atifitlL the pfar Capital Neu'S View’s and Opinions: What Others Say |events of the past week wat a sur- TUC MICHIGAN BELL . . ‘ - — • Backward Glances; . p •. r . • >'rl r l‘ar,y r*v*n ln hotU,r 01 ArUulr । nllS ()J 1' esterddy , ' •A LeaderleM Government. . TEN Y^ARS AGO TODAY. U'bbyuu. . -­ MUv Ethel r.iiwi Copctihai c.o|K miai'-rr went wriil to io »,... m..„. .Saturday and on MonLansing. Mich -In just a BillyJ.' Kalamazoo . . ....... . and. .llh.her uncle ........over two bttef wveks the state < u i. Harry Ram^-ll and ir.cnkt.r By Michigan will start on a new :i ip to Norfolk, Vn :<;i i..r on a-jiu crip wnorwc, »n . ea.tc ntpolnta: They exmg tiie.rial truth old oncs-do ?!l Ute thnig and Other . t>e . tactile* a . .- ■ . to THK TRUTH W.'tvXUT DETROIT BANKS. A that we me* ’ . u;iyihink* lit ingc ait progressing; in-: ■ errt-.i ;t wa<’*he brief statemeiit;cither tnicinrs.* men do al Uw flrat a:.d nm:> by : Goit-tnor Alex J.,<u the year Utn bcd.x-of trailing arbutu , ___ o in January thc two hire-j jjut unhkc the store keeper and a few other things It is very io'.cly lun'r.- wre ■ dl-elar«rt:the-butojaer who knows.about !;<• up thenr at this tunc of year, with.. .<!;'! _ --lud by nuib r.^l bank u.ticiMfr fifty expeet to take in dur•mi .-..ir. Tl-.e ;onM autluirity in mg the coming year under hu avrrn..-j February r.:.? d a bank. linlkm*- to age nm of busine*.* and how mu; ;'> ho>- btKia'’ _a’cF’irai df.rhrptoeat. . lirjie u going to spend for hU rent In. the trere. from routnz Match (.. - lmtiU- **re not alkFsed.sn4 clerk*, and other exprtre Michigan olflclaldom hn.*n: •duntfet idea of how inuch* it • * mu' *• Friday afiertux.:.,. but early ihr hoi-' uvmny .I* coining from mr •i cl.i.v ir.ortRng would .<!<' a; ' > going . Co get rise money ■yt..;rn ..... . .... IMn.:: bonk*, iuu tits u, cdL,t au from' wii.it It U l:kriy tc,O lutr.it u *uppiMii iwu big banks u (p.-m «o<n kr .lie the depo*iti>r> g*mg to sp**nd> undent bank* rd me .. ri.'aturr hu- been In ■ ami which )_icf fufuh there. •<*U.xh might have bheked the toiufc..t H i. -t tlx- longi.*- iu.ml cau-troptiK.«a.v up- ubitm ltni ln tlw hwvn .. tiw .di.ic, I* will, probably be. :C Brown by hU wife last Friday r ■ iGsr. tin- ucra'aun being his 38th Mrs. Jack RcnUeWer Saturday to I.** ____ ___ Mr. Rentschler ha* t> 'n transf<rr.*d to the Chicago offlu- id me Bn** C'ini|ianj. Hastit.in. irteniS regret the departure uf Mr. and Mix Rentschler. ■ ’ Mr and Mr.* Bert O'Donnell. Mrs. FORTY YEARS’ AGO TODAY. Julia CtMlck and Mis* Sue Mclx.nwli motored to South Bend. Indi■ i>....i CHOI, .ciuiiuu U- . tor a »••..;-encl r-,: with i.- banquet- Uilt be livid as usual tins bi o I in; r. who t« a tiaihcr in .Not tv- immediate |y tallowing the gradD.'ine I. niverdtv. • ■ 'Hating, exeroiscx Frii'uv, June 23d. -Mi. Sidney Siup.nan of Colfax. ulUj win uke' place on the J P California, Is <x|.cctcd Saturday h;r* RuU-rt.' >awti mi the corner of Ruxton of ——-■ — •— -•••­ 9 Rt’^ide ath ndid the Stuart tarn• -. ............. ... - r A blliart cd Byron “. vr. rn mnr COMPANY ..w TELEPHONE j -eUr grnttetpeD frh*n«t. Shows Ils Faith in Improving Wi :c ;n»e r ant «tt and bu,! helped iwhMi ccdi-brate jm Conditions by Increasing tlie hiiptiy day in a mliablc manner After a lung petlixl at hard and Newspaper Advertising «w»U.tu^rf ,........ .Mudy Beri Sparks, tlw --- • ft’^twer at the Bookcase factory. oW» h-cv IttaMrd ha dltvlnn. a hv V*-’ tievn been awarded diploma by th.. the otluflinci. of enterprise, appreciate Iflhat rondl’.ion* aro i. w <m ‘.. J ?h ” . {hu — w the upiCiril trend, .md every tfiinv . T'.■ ,.F n.‘“--------rh* l*1!y diploma pew^ed by an Mwm.> to indtcate it. Fur tins ten­ C'llUtT'r. r 111 Hilv r.nrli sor. ihs Miclilgan Bell ■Company ha?, arranged lo altnrwt double iU ad'-^‘i l^tant cltan. B<-rt luu tertuing spare UvV-;‘1 ,u’ '*>’ a PMiiu.n our ktnrenj congratulatinos '■ -Mrs. Hattv J WaUh und daughter Virgiiw of Wc*t flay City are thc It costs no more to be : SAFE itiK In the u.. you know, .wc tian* nut mttaikd It during thc last .......... -................ . .. .:•-■« in our jpdgmrnt that It h. ‘ ‘ “ ..... adtcrtvJng in the Mim- aim* uur.ng liw puU chitlcult incm’.iis would apt* ar good ludgRU'nt to tinfact that Shirley Smith v 111 net tu :<«sunait.-r will.be a great drawing ■card- unula/ed by ' .‘■upennh’.’ctiiritf cnustnictor on Ute dltuui* through ib'ercsi* uf the’ Unit'd nu*ntL?r> •V’Y ovrL,!!f Wl 'i" 11 ir uty UrMeftd of tlie tn-, •trwtlou. The M-.i.-hlchrad pili he du .trial fre-tit A dr-.-: tlw »tau* (turn which he.... Slip Mr, GHurl m naU- i.i*.- lx-!. !1. Todav Detroit and ali anxiouc to <1, Mxhcthina for t| Mr . M A. l-anihH' >piieink(| iiktim; Mrinoria! i lmH ni„.u igood of Mich^can. They har, U. Day.' Mr Ayers U v kn»c* at a re. rlt The R-t'erxl anxious ia-t.«nlv lo cut .vxiwn* .rnment has lost many times; E.'! >n and r ui rti.’turru trotn !hl* m/u than Mnriduj for to a. twrrt bv-riie Uy' lac lax; Yciunc Of Al^Cgnii • ' But like a great, -puwsrti. 4 K.t*e ttitjet Uy-.. liiujj'hu f.h.iu: .i r.m.dain or rutjdt itinant Governor Gldciiin: NEEDED ’Jichb.-an net A (Juohition of green- u b-K XT Ji..- J. R. .MilliK. • '• rtytxatx Mr Corni He till'd it’able.;1 but m> far notl.u:. happeu-d *■ tn the plight it f>Vfl tn/lut'Kf dcpi-rnh mot i on u. h-ot tur' lite ihan upon ipririjflinre to peek’ by Murton m Goodyear. Mrs :> Mr:» A»l<;a left Tuoday io C’blragu and ti>- fidr. 'f.'sdjm. . '.V D Haye.f. tv I tank , b:idL» : dinxior. to pr ovide tip- l.gts- jumni Mda. in tlieii auta il.Mure witif tlie.i^w)..,; inhifniuti-.m e>iu-r •i-.- firm <>f B.vn-r i. ... ri>i ,p SIJ^j c<fa-j time. U to nrlcwiir iibn and.fain and Vr c TELLS.ROTARIANS OF CQ'JNiY TAX TROUBLES Chairman FattUcnur of County Tax Cotnni’ii. Explained the New Tax Xawx myiwlL nnd the-io-.’ tl> been a cvn 'n the budk.it Alien Uiinpir.an arrived here. nnepld-sd. Michigan. Thu’ie.-fjy ; croon ll;».y .;t.<iki' ,eii nntUct iici •till, r* iw of opint.*? xwuuve di)>.(:iintqi< Dem- aennte. niT« Mt and Mt Her..-. Wl'h.-v ami ■’ P.'e'lJi'' '. * and Moo* mtn are 1m- I 1931 ot dl»flgunn« >an*r.i|M sub r-butr will be in many cas»* much Run recoinni-nded by theIc-prerc q’alike.. '* d But EDMONDS OH. COMPANY PiiHgciit Purufirj/d,s Clean, Pure Milk And What It Means To You .T'< I'M IT IN milk been traced number • •''' epidruiit* of ilugAir. .T!y only trouble that crcr <nnif« from milk come* from milk that i» I M I I.IX. Actual TESTS by Michis>n m.h- hi'pcrfOT* prove that no cleaner m:l*i* produced tn the Mate• Ilian «mr Gpadc " V milt In ihr-e "trslv” by Michigan Slate '-!• it is the "baiterix count" <hai tril* the b.r». Milk with * high bacteria count >• UNCLEAN, and you take your own chamz* if •<;u u*c it. Milk with low bacteria count** THAN milk. Only milk that I* •HIXON a > "'Uiin haitcria count f» permitted by the State to In yold j, tirade “A" milk. That b Will liithl.in.l- iMiry <- the OM.l iM.ry Wf thi* section penniUed In sell tirade -A" Milk. The bacteria count in Highland* Dairy Milk ha* AI.\J ATM been *n/ar hcl.m State requirement* that it I* rerouilirrl a* an exceptionally < I.KkN milk Man* thing, contribute to this —exceptionally (J.EAN and - mitary xurropndIns*. M-icnliio ii-ecl.ng. clratditw* in handlniK and bottling. Another important feature i* that ur own our or u .... .-edited herd, which i» rrgularb inspected. Every drop of milk • you get from U' conir. from our own carefully •elded herd. A phone niu bring it loyuur hi ma. THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JVNE 7. 1M3 Social Events and Personal Mention •Floyd •Holland of Allegan was in TVEHDAY LUNCHEON tlie city Monday. ■ Mr* El’-.ir .V ran 1’ 'pending th« Bankets of Indian pink and lu- Oriental jx>ppi< . ueir u.«i in tne Mi» Margaret Merrick was ironic • MUs Dorothy Field of Kalfimaxoo E*rl Coleman »»’ In Lapeer the i 1 lounge ... » apent thc week end al home. firtl ot thc week cn business from KalainuAjo ohi'Bunday•■."‘■CProrge DwkWixx! won topKIU* JOM-phine 8U-ln has gone to Mr*. Clarence Crawford and .«>n Mr und Mr* Guy Willard were lr» Middlrnlto tin- firM ifl last week her Imxiu- in Harbor Bprlmts to Billy are visiting .relative* m Chi- ■ cagu • thr wtrk <‘nd tn Grand Rapid.- with Mr* Edith Henkes.uf Clarksville IM-nd tlie summer vacation Mr- Martha Boules Tumlitoon ot Mis Mullle Van Dug'eren a;.u r * ' is visiting Mr. and Mrs. James H 'Griind Mills . .Rapid* was in tiie city on Ml** Velma TYaver were in Battle ..apb JTiduv uand attended the alumni' Creek.on M«ndav M'-, Dorothy Barnc.* is home Fredjiy lr-an Three Owk* tor her -summer bui.quet Mr ..nd Mi.,-Fred Haya.sxl and / and Mr„ „ H t.rlra, vacuum . j rpv and Mr* . W Chidotoi son spent Sunday with friend...Keith ______________ • — ■ Mr upd M-- H.^ Bupplre o| Lnn-!ai)d daughu " of‘ 8t Joint* ... ...spent ... Wayland andoBradley. ^k Mf . I laM, week. ,N. Chidester. Thc commit n Mg E-!hu Ikdy left ,i, Friday Mr-and Mrs T B Hart of Wat- Haye* ironic Turaday. ’ , ... . . will wui be oc Mr*. air*. A aim-ii r H., rn.AUmi, 1... l.rr „a c.»w„. Alkwn «««>. w.-r. Otu, rt-nwy «nd WU| M, Mr„ Juna Ryer-u and daughter Sunday giMst* of Mr* Ida Palmaticr “'■;''■ ' •"* “ -M>. Jnm.- Bn.'H >of W B-;id street Uli* city taid vicinity tiuir he Th<»* Reynolds and aun licnry W H Schanu uL L< M'lr .. - Raym : RcynotfL- of ChiAgo were guests of Calif, arrived tin* W>--.n- -day ->’f Cam; morning for a visit with Halting- Stindu...... .. ...U.. . 1 Mi; j Miv, j.AK'piuix- cagvcib is home relative.'. . • Art'Ll W “.‘-A 1 * ,n ’'' ot , . .. Tto'im. and ottor n tourer. tended Hu-agradual>-ti ■ >! the Id- ti«-m 6atui< » MW Ufa bruthei Alton EutJi. Tnurutav . Mi ■id thc Mrs Hugh Itilf-v and M.-.o Ik. Can nt Freeport {week end ■.. Cine- R|k - Tig., Parr I--'. I DoCj ike icptunv Stein afid Mar»"ti Lapipli Ml.. A K Fraiichn and Mi . »> -'"x •>’ Tr ■ fmlrd th.- funeral of Mr*, o D Williams at Allegan Bite was far■d heir aunt M;>. cia 1 merly a resident of Hostings ir. on Tiianriar »:trtn<«4: D Knl>k-ru and Mr. Cluster K>vch and ■■•t Angie Bata". und .'children and Mr* Selah Kcdcr ut- her home in Iren-ini b-ndvd the lun<-;ul hut Friday of 'their couMn, Mrs. Spaulding, ul '"■"■‘ IJo> ITairlgh of Detroit­ Straw Hat Time <>f Mr. arwl Mrs Curl FiiiMr<ni{ on -.pending '••■-•■r.il •■•-k D rurati in Day. Mary McEIw-.iln, returnMl Katie Snyder,of South Has- u, Ur honi« in Detroit of Cliurl..t'» V1..IUKI niiothrr sister. home from IMroH on S-itu.-. Mi Fi.iiui Carl, of Middlcviltf uh vaielion tih< sccttnpi»t IhT-nution pay. Mis .ciira Manna- an of n t THE SAME DAY n i.ar.c- n. Gobi-■., on Saturday Mr*. ,,, 'aUr.a '- la.-'Ai-iV. Edna Duncan of Chlc.ig > returned liutoi.ok <4 Chlcaro a with tlMin to s;M>iid thc w« ek With j- Mcfbtughlin o tier n..-* Mr.- MlUff a-., Wlk-x ot Car*. Mr*, (‘liar!-- Van Worden of Kai* <-p> <m Fri.i iy r/tmip.-i; nd FrMiichp Mi- A J. G.iiha lotol. .Grand Rapid, d Mr. .and Mr. J . Ltmii urn IRONSIDE & MICHAEL I’pnantus—Leghorns Tny<is. Soft arid Mill straws. Law priced lints of good quality. Finest quality hats at •-iin»ri.*ingl.v low prices Whatever you want in a straw hat,.you’ll find in our stock this spring. Prices from $1 to $3.50 L. V. BESSMER utter sprndinu lii< Mabel Sliuron Here Again! ha.* been a year when straws were inpre rorrcct) for sports wear, und man should have one. And there arc icrvative shapes that older men willlik*- v,<«'k with Mr and Mi Herman viiiunc hi r fatl.. i L' rji, Z<-rb< 1 ajul attehd-d the ahiinni ,.,.ar jjarrwillIbnnqw t <>n Friday night. , -Mr and Mra Mort Ca’’• Hun<L.y u at Mr. and Mr- uni Krhuhi of Gram’ lb Mark CraiR s. wi re Mr and Mr. ,\h and Mrs V I. V, ': .j*: EYESIGHT SPECIALIST is GitAllI'ATE T.S. Baird CIo t Ii i ng fo r Me i ijfP B oys HASTINGS, MICHIGAN and Mt 1. F» 1 Mr Lnd Mr W M. fit Ml anti Mr- R G Mttilwr. of In l^tioi! W.dlu 'iLe. ’. W.ylnnd, Mich. attendeti Uw Btebbiiu iMPidfiit home Alumni banquet on Friday vvrniiuf. a .little aibmtnt .daunt i-. the pubhalwr Uribe Mr:. Moth -i-jiting Hi-tory Cine* and Ecu- wnrm place m the hearts ot his nomic Hubert Fi>Htck direiLM'd rla.<«mates and of thc i*ople of them and what Hasting* ciiooli ck> Hasting*, who wish tliat he may . — In touching them i.-'»n recover his health and be able Thr filial oothpartmenl In thc tn capltaluc on hu splendid talent hf-.il contained Avocation.- "r,’.p. ■ and *"'* training. In the Ibnlgis’ .h-Wtlr.V ”* resenting Music and Art. Mr Fred, The Class pledge was delivered by hree Rivers ’ 1’’,? Commercial Club Tuesday, A.ndcra ot thc class apja-ared with Nelson Gardner, the high honor ^t<irc,’Snim<ray, Jpno 1<> • Continued fnm page onei i* of that city a corivl. Mis* J- un McBain was at Chester Stowell and ; - w » * s tew Whrn heTt-P for hl* home lie was thc piano. Mi*» Verian Lintnston a tine fine-spirited pledge which thc SPECIAL Hl-hop. an presented with a large silver key by t .-ang and Dorothea Minke made a class through him gave lo the vwirld It B Walk.t und Mb Man ‘ITfcu: • in tha>‘ vicinity on Satii*- )k.-«|kc aunun*; wnuui n«: nail •*** *s*n4 drawing <4 a mountain as they act out to make their own of Iivine arid Mr anil.Mr*. Arthur; Ml' worked Hr hoped it might unlock ? «h a cottage jx-rehed upon places in life Willitt'- <>t Huxiing.- acri-_ Sunday 1 Th',-'r rprCu n«M* Following tins Taps ’ were sound* dcnc-d Ul- trea-nre che-t m hi.-, ancestral “ h,«h Itur-:- of Mt* Jo Wiihtt., «if Ckklthiin'- alul eMdrnccd flne d^th. ramie, Wiien in .faired he fuind ilLiMmof.. Mi - Trrg > rcninlning fori ability and training.. tine M-riirc <>1 thr -key would not fit 81 ended Commencement Day for A daughter journeyed far to the ! Next Principal W T Wallace prrwest, found favor witti thc people. -tznt>.-d wliat he called thc •'Depre*- the Cla*» of ISS3—as fine a bunch ot <•' i«.m I T-f • m.d Mr-. Carl Finstrom and gifw a fine personality und whrn /ion Clare " Hr .-aid you wuuM never young people as ever went through (Mr. and Mr- Dan Im.s attended a our High school The Banner wishes .-he tiniNxthccd her purpa-c to re.burimre it trom-their looks, thoughts n-. tn‘-concert given by the military band P»>0|v WCinsfra Him to her home the people among atg! tuitons. They *rem far from de- each one of tlwm a carver of ure•nd M 3 C. F ' “• ’ Orand Rapids over th or AMIRIwhun *he hud lived und -worked pressed. H> rxprereed his pleasure fulnea and fine service to the world. piyrenud her with a large gold key, in nreyenting the 95 member* of the line LyBarfcer While ahere i Mr. and Mr H H. Jordan of -r>,n^.Gv i , ,„i.r This :.he hop'd would unlock the C!^- of 1U33 to President Fred A NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. fcjM,- IM M. ‘ A.X.n tended a danredor tin- njii'Mj'■Johnson Board ;treasure ehest; but it did no< ’■’----------of* *the “'* SclA‘l — —* •Mr — Mr and Mr* Vernon Karrar tL-I . I Mr’ fl‘”‘ Auxllur?. ami i: .......... The younger son tud remained at Johnsen made reane very timely n - •petit Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. litry Chit.-.. Sir-. Madclnw beinf Rolx’rl AW: oil Friday. ’ ’ one hmn,-. wuriung with his father, help- ..inarks to tlie graduate, eapresslng AtUiur Karrar and family near chairman *>f dine--. Ini; him to carry on hty business, und the appreciation of Ute b-iard and of »h"r'‘r'.';»X -U Kenneth Na>:. rio.vhu-r ’ c-°fK .»** ‘uck mnne at the NORTH SIDE GROCERY I.-*. Fitbir .Frand*«in nf- lonpi ; tome are ye—at the same time availing himreH ol ■ Mr and Mr* Lewi* Herrel and pending ■ervtcc. but- ’ ‘be fine library in hi,s lather .- home Chas* had don<-. the tine ircord they daughter* sjirnt Bunday wlUi hi* FRIDAY 9th SATURDAY 10th . i ol food. A H<- read much, und became a very: had made and imped lliejr would c> brother. Mr «fid Mrs Fred Iterael. n.hm.-;. ;itt<d ■‘.“’Ii- hoped there may b? a kikkI at-Wire man !!■ hadttl thought that hi loot into life, alway* inrerested in In Kalama-oxi convrntv»n of । 'tendance The Auxilurv will had don - an thini; unusual, but hs' and always-'working for worthwtiile Dorothy Weeks. Dorothy Slocuin. Mut-is! Lif<- Inui //" .the -upper tor the ruraii-earners <d ’--'d eaified tin gi-od will ol all thclI (hlngt. Imogene Barry and Keith M»-a.t Sulphur B;»flnr.‘ '* Barry count!, at tn- nKmu im Sat-l'blglibo: . by hl* klnrtn. <. to h;*; were all succttelul in passing 'the Vacuum Pack ' urdiy evening.cf this wrea • iLUfirr und hi. courtesy to everybody, i the diploma*. There «ui loud ap- j-ighth grade ai Martin school. ■•J I) . -»■•«■----jFo when I announced that h- wa plaur-e when tlie name ol John Blutlul Blend 2 lb«. 43c lb. 23c SILVER RIVER l>-afr6l Uinjui ATTENDED DIOCESAN ; coing out into tin- w.vrltl for himself.|| Blakeley was read He Mt In a chair If a fellow can afford to. it would ACOLYTE (.1 11.Il 3IEET. the K« luiib r- it <t!lt-rrd t > 'low him’ rn the platform *v lie recrlvrd. tiv >rem almtwt wprUi while luring one of thc door-to-door agents, to keep Five youifg men from Emmanpel; their c.;:} r ■< i-H iun.Aiming the many < videncc of his excellent work intEeTcf j.. 18c p.fa .h ii'vently attended th- meet-. tiling.- Uu .• turn ww- a simple j High Khodl He cnrtainly him u '.hi- rfoi in line. ink ol tli,' Di Kvsin Acuhte Guild bra--, key IL t .•' in- ,*• irted on his. at Bt Mark ■ Fro-CaihMiru! tn'journey, h went d to him that het iif.xll I’ to.so-. ih. i g: and 'Ha put-. Ov-r Mu acaUt-.- at-'would ry im- <•> on tlie frra-uretended-tin -Tvic.- which was held field < best Much to his surprtu. and de- : ' Cimerhalf. <>ii Saturday. folio ring t* supjx r meeting. Thr fol- light Hie key uniockrei thc chest. LOW PRICE 10-3. Th.- young couple u Jowihg isoy, attended from Hastings: Tn the top (xxnpartmrnt was a Bc.u'h Bend. Indur a » Bottle with tiw Rev J A McNulty. area: treasure I* was • Accuracy." ’irremony wa» rad by R. Scouring Ponder ' Carl We*pinter. Jr. Sirvercixpresenting Mathematic.- and the • Ben dirt of the Si Paul Karnir- ESkon Harrington. Do>it'Sciehcr t which nuke Hie right TELEPHONE 224 1 Lohmeyir and Allen Kelley. ' ।foundation fur a tucceuful life J Pint Bottle *,»*> .cnA»-wanAnn Mta- M.-,pnh»hy inu.n-inp M, Corner of State and Jefferwn Sts. Hastings, Mich. . i The next compartment of the PuCe Cider Beat Quality on rrlrt.VAOd on s.n.rd.v • JJ ■Ind b- ,1«- lu-o- ■ aim.. DEl.lGiirn I. t.l NCUEpN. chest was opened. The treasure it -IM lo an otmilBn Unn.rur- Mr<-O««w «Mwm«a. a* <n JUIO.vmnltntftitary lur mother, [crmuincd wac Good Health Thu -hotmu: On 1u,-d.v. Uli- d-n-n-rs Aev-nn n.odor, ..... town Mr- GttKgc SUwspn. Mrs Jame- represented Physical Education br;d*A honor and ahf Brutcl antertanvd eight Judies on ItoaUh EdSM;Jlwn and 8pcrt*. The sent (or Mr* Creglow ». hl* c-:nBe»t Quality lb. mam' l-wrlv glfi* They ,Thursday. May 25. at luncheon «nd||onlc Of Acrurarv was brought out dllion was seftous nnu? to titetr tric|id*-at bridge Mrs. W N Chidester won tsy Bishop Kuhn who told of th-' and Mr- Jack S'nn'ant Mr- Eirli723 8len,rri R,,“rt. P^whment:.>p score and Mrs. Robert Conk thr , value of Mathematics and- Science blind bocey-Mr*. Slawson has re• |an<j their pan in laying a proper! Wareham leasej.xiay (->- Flu lvc Beautiful Gibson, Tallies in/latest design*— PARTY FOR MISS KELLEY. 'I nmidatinr. tor lor a happy, successful N. Y. to vuit Mr and Mr- - Gtiy Tt-nlnd*tior. MEAT SPECIALS UisEkn Leonard •ntcruincd turned to her home in Rangvr Only lc and I’each! life M1.V Betty Leary presented the, Jordan. Mrr .Iordan will ret(vn|nt bruts,. ,in 1 ,V evening [ FARTY Mil} GI EST with them in about ten d iy> 'con nmr. ic . t theme p! G.»>d Health and tMd Insxpcnsivd Bridge DecRs—'Both single and ‘■what the High school ha* done to J D»kOrF mu pk< , “t d™-. to cm- ciriuhtlu! her daughter, Mr- P-'i r' l.ur.r;. ■ ------------------ —- - - - — ihelp develop the bodies of the atu-i double—In new styles, geld and silver edged Calumet in Chunk, lb. 11 |c „> m, 1,™.----------------------- £• 3™', ui and son Jimmy, and Mrs Wm Sic-. ... ' C’ontract Score I’atk—Latest Scoring 'Krxitt of Middleulle to Cniriigo' “e,';-r * '■'" ’’x.“isw8" r... it. 9-c Bunday to wit the Century cl £T' :, ,-. ... i’.‘, ix-1.’, uon'n • thought miut be given to health. I . Progress. In hosier of Jimmy s rev‘ ’ J*....,: Rib End Loin End lb. 13c enth birthday, ।happy evgniiu . a.. iln for Decoration Day. ■ Mlv ctnc<beaux said tlie third Mr and Mr* J E Walton of Kai-j HAITI A Fine New Assortment of U Y. JOl.l t BIRTHDAY (XVB. compartment In the chest contained Low Prices on Cold Meats , - ----- —------- : .a, ng. Mus tqThr Jollv BlrUiday Club was .very "LangtUK-- Mis* Katherine Kelicy., Crandall of South Bend Ind., were - jwn ToDiurv. bnterlalnati ten «>f her dcjririufiiiiy riildttaitvd by Mn wivi wa-au-hted by other*, spoke of guest-of Dr and Mr D D Wai- fGands very dahjbtfulh at her Fnd CvAhing i:n Mny 2iJ After the what the sutriy of Language- has ton on Munday and attended thc re-1 ij,.JUe w yv • Green 8i- (James u,u*l put luck dinner, tiro altcfnor.n do1''’ tor thr D««rw4 of humanity, M““» Clncebeauk said ««. thc fmwtwl fourth] FOR EVERY OCCASION! hearsal of -Outward Bound" on Here pUvcd and r< irexlimcnt- .WM'Ciriwnt'mlalb' ---------- -------- - and■ aAhmt ■ - iwo-• **• Monday evening. I served « : train of rcadiiutr was also enjoyed.!conijMfur.cm tn Hie chert contained I Mr and Mrs. Jaipcs H Mills ar-, ------------- ----------------------Mrs. L A Abbey ua* a RticM . Skills" repreM'nUng Home Eco-| Baby Shower — Thank You—~ Gift— Illn«M — —-—--------------' nomic.,. Agriculture, Manual Arts ! rived from KUMmmee Florida. BIRTHDAk PARTY. Sympathy—Annivonuiy—Wedding Congrstu-Tuesday They had a serious nccl-1 On her bi.-thd.iy la.,t Thursday, We Deliver The Big Little Store Phone 2491 A strange flah weighing -me ton and Conuiicrcwl Subjects All time dent on thr way home wrecking Miss Aiken X-« nliaih eriteruined and —13„feet in length was caught ... in-are ..................................... laugh' ellkiently in _. (lie --------------school* , tions—Family. Relative and Juvenile nJ. their car comoleiely but escaped .eight «u lvr friend- at » bunco -hallow water at Poole gnrt-brought of Um City. Max Coats dereloped Birthday Cards. Ma Ihcmaclves outaldo of being bnuxtl pari? tin <xu g people having a a’-lrore Partir- of local angicr* ?re, this theme. ■■ They are at home to their friends at happy tin.r A lovely birthday cake said to be going abopt har.fl-u-.-iund, Tlie next draw In the chut con* 11010 N. Michigan Ave. . wa* also enjvyed. jin order to describe it. , tamed 'Put and Preaent" itpte* NEW i i at si 101 Mr and Mfr J E McRt<iin..Mi!a SAnt the winter in L 'M e - M«-El«’.nii and Mne. Emily ^honw* with.the .Wnnilr'-Ti Ulvaiu. and their guest. Mrs. J ■ main luur durliiK Hr s M. MtEluain nf Landing, were in Xh atul M: Oil 'Kalanui.-rx. Friday •■nhini and kawl.iwp naudiUn. • >. Holl. im-FVESE^ ..." IORSGETDIPLOMAS All White Hals $1.29 tq $1*79 Low Prices - 241c Coffee Peanut Butter 15c Prunes 2 Gold Dust 3 c... I4c Certo REED’S DRUG STORE X3C Vinegar 23c Butter Bacon * ■ For Those Party Needs 11c Loin-Roast Bar 41® I ISHAS’j GREETING CARDS �PAQX SIX Tin- = VISITOR IN HASTINGS WANTS New Truss Proves Greatest Rupture .Aid eer-TR wu’.ifDiT. Contrasted Harmonious Con­ ditions Here With Hia Own Home Town ... . ___________ The Prescription Drug Store B A. L> BARKER. HASTINGS Our Success Has been achieved through care. utlefartory dealing wiHr-jSHicytioldrn. SEE US FOR INSURANCE Citizen* Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. L. MAUS GEORGE M. NEWTON SPECTACLES FITTED, RCFAntED. BROKER LENSES REPLACED, WATCH. CLOCK. JEWELRY REPAIRING. CASH FOR OLD OOLP. ALUMNI REUNION A HAPPY AFFAIR SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED *11 Mskci. Ai d Milk GUARANTEED Singer Sewing Machine Co. FOR SALE! Two Rood used side de­ livery rakes. D 1 CARDS of THANKS GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. Hastings, Mich. \ THE CHURCHES emmaswr.j, church. HASTINGS MARKETS j (Continued from page one) In thc Banner.- of recent-date one ----------------------■XX tlie effort being made by!'Oul’»*rd Bound' tuu not the popduthoriUes to collect funds in|ll^vr aPl*'Ql °f light comedy. Never­ . wtiL'it there are mUsmg j Uielcts it contain* plenty of clever uh«> ' . nil'.'ina missing fl«T*onit perrons w )k» have not ’_____ ■r. heard from Tor thc pant seven Clergymen are especially in­ ir- Thr legal .notices for such, vited to attend and the civic i*. have appeared In this paper. Pluyet* would - appreciate their d -t is $8-‘O37. This money Is tn] trunk opinions afterwards. Many liand> uf the county treasurer । criticise Outward Bound us bor­ :at held tot the tnUslng Imits ori dering upon too delicate a sub­ ject but thr play is so skillfully • H no one appeiir» to call lor 'written that offense is avoided momy. a legal notice is pub-i al every turn. It appeals to adult minds and- younger children ■d, .ya was done, in this-paper, i tlie state., notifying those inter** would neither appreciate n nor btl interested lit watching It through. Children below to who nmty treasurer or otherwise the a,11 take it There MeWeen attend will be expected to sit ich estates in this ebunty and the with their ciders and unattend­ ed children will not be permitted .-mutants payable are ns follows: To Lydia Monroe. KW4G. Ben­ to remain in‘the front Mats at iamin A. Ainiy ST: Eliza Traut. 81: this, particular production. loiter thr Civic layers ikope to pn-aKher. 8175.50; George K Nathaniel G. Bruxs. sem a "play especially for, the Mrs. Elizabeth Mains. Si: children. MfnlM Parmer. $lp978; Cal, , - ,Allllr, 'A humor and many intense momenta Matun. $j. sum. from kgiiciets ure. ...... . — ■ that me likely to bv well remem<>:. l’..!ma!.«r 143 14. Horace W a Si/.. William McPrel:, $178 40. .^rid by Hie audience. Tim play ?. 1 lU’luta SnydeX. $5.21. ond * nri-U-nG n situation eirontlnr. »>?<•» picscnta a that rnnulm. requires ! thought and imagination. Nt-w | York. London and even Detroit went HOW PEONY DAY .’wild about this drama Hard-boiled ORIGINATED HERE crltiM iould 1,01 »««tk'k-nt iuiijvcthiA of praiM*. Are Hastimu auW V Hninitn n„«., • „,i meiicr* so different th respect to upE. Upjohn Donated pi^.LiUun uf leal masterpieces than 2,000 Plants for School th<w of, the inetropolttan centers? Yard y ls “ ,<l,,nruIt ,or.ruUon «"“»* xarct Beautification BcauiHicauon , 1(UrsJ* tohflndl( 4(id theww co.olM a rhe annual-meeting uf flu Fed- ,vf tiu- audience is sincerely requestt.-d '.y.im- n^ Clubs of Barry J«.d. y in Muy ltrJ2. tim rejiort wtv,' on Friday night. June 9th. Miss L»J I'.109 1890: th. it tiie ehainnan had been i Ailern Iscnhath play* tile port of ’•n the |n'i>.'- <t «>t including! Atifi. the halfway, und upon Tuesif IIM. fub. in tlie county in some day night. June’ I3tl>. Mtes Helen i IBA7. Mr.. r work that would be of • Waver will be Men in tlie same ,>I'* jo ... fH.k ........ ricking part ............ I md i.'l.jlll-.piiv.ibly Iu>< benefit the nerve ^The emotional1 Frniina !n nr,-.: m. vitii; of tlie ellnux reached by each of these I of 1912. omi«t,u ul the pri-.i- i-apablc young women In the third! ।continued from page onto -•Mra) club-, it was act requires not only exceptional --------------------——. the i < deration would :ability but is physically exhausting. ] Th- next sjwnkvr m? Mis Alihc with thv singing of America. b.d by i-. the county flow.-r ,A s'iihi of great Iom requires the : Cross FaU!kiw-r of Middleville Of the' ub wauld <!■> all hi rhiirarter.. Anh. to lose romplete . .. .. Iu others in the c<.ritrul of herself'until she reaches I C“Us ul ,hr Jux . urifi Ixuiitify-'*.iie verge of collapse. Many intend hiposlUun In putting the part* nf i* t-mtlivi niuny who would urroundiin, t > |>- present nt both performances i life together into a cumphtrd wUulr Mil U|l|K4 tUnitv 111 •nt-. d tills plan to .'>ie how. each of the young ladhs^we cannot afford to !>• caret..r r rural schools interpret the same difficult part. .... „.,rt r*... t--n > the teacher. An interesting feature of tlie play " ’ ^uuhi U i.X a L Jlalw i unions Tne Alumni imptosv.d th r <1 ■■ !* Tt'i' *ll“h on, arn'-i !to uJr«...... .... .tall time in vU.itmu. mid there wet ol old friend.; anti -o aid in interest-; in nM. third act when one of the ... . in landscaping the 'pfayers suddenly disappears from (lr ■, u ing native shrubs vu w before thc eyes of the audience. w >. thought-out n-'jjun-.v well The rffl'-tii.h thcn,othqr striking effects have b<eii ,■ Mi*s Vorlan Lininnluiiot thv < । acquire the Pt-onie.- |>erfrcled. There is thc howling of . 33. gave very pleasingly ork. Our ideas were the wind, thv |«ile mxuiljKht ttiat jHn,. „jlos. whtcji elicited such h< - thought if we coiddi,r pours porthole/ ___ into the ____ _ Of the approval that site responded with lull.lor each schoo* •“ J —the mysterious beat- an encore. darkened ship, • i > time we could beg, mg of a distant and unexplained! The next speaker was Dr. H ngratuld th<i-c wIk» had them Mruxt. thc breaking uf glass as an Woodburne of the Cla-s uf 1923. > divide the one plant unxm dog forces itself through a uttclul inc that Dr W E. Upjohn window, the realistic blast of the' thought thr term angle hardly np oiues ptyiis summer 'ihtps immense siren—all these and; plied to a jig saw puzzle, beegp <■ th t.i J interviewed ..th-rs will delight the patrons. I ,,lrvr„ at wlaiti 1..- wider-, «.• you KNOW THE PLOT OF|inB •s-re t , do ofTWAHJ) HOUND ple.-ea- d„ nuf iretis' f plants waitUd bs giro H away Those who attend : hl ||ft »• u.Mild bf able toifriday night ar- requested not to some Ui-Detrftt. ■h rel-.ool His first jduclose the surprising situation* to place,' ’rhouRhtfuInwx. care nnd u ., l;I«aI“ Hol .otlwrs who have not seen the play.. nxt:d desire to do one's tx-M and tn i.ti n u. have a hast a down ut your fri-nds dtK'nw-r It for make w>c's best Canttibuthn to life NOTICE To CREDITORS. a ; .:■:. After learning therihelves and get that much more-are nor merely important, they ure sui-'r in the count}— enjoyment out of it. | vital. ■ ami rural he decided; Following the play onFriday i Louil Hine ot thc (tins', ol I92fi pliu.u. w»uld give them a night, the members of the Asaoeia- .'gave n delightful clnritu t .—lo. which ’ '■..r;.- a P<otiy L-.irihn non are hosu. to Civic Players w phaff d the jMumni mat their i M. •;.-i'ial xn.tt..-r in(iom Grand Rapids. Allegan. Hattie friends that at, encore was riu n id ti.f Lu. tjj.it he once treek and other cities ul d reception 17i««’T im.-lied Di-SJgn" wnx give rouiity, the e 2.<X»(|n the-community r<*>m of Central by Mi.. Sadie H. C<xik ol thv Clat to the .-chGou oti.,hoot. Dr. and Mrs. c P Luihrop.1 of 1890, To her a.i n.sii:n<d tli -I- .. chairmen of Um social ctHn-; difficult’ tusk of remgmberlnK tie only a princely Rift • puttee. arc in charge, ! seven ineftibvrs ol the Alumni who n like a prince, for in- . had passed on. Needii.v, to ray '■•he ig after them a* ’1 • ■ —' OBITUARV. mu did thb this fittingly. The followInr Dr I .'.‘"hn sent them. svltla A CoIIimmi. daughter of . seven |xiw wed on .during the tad fur dc.tributton With jam-.-* and Sarah Collison, was born nf . Ant'lK . •.« . . . . uDce of Mr> Smith, f our ltl New York Stale April 6. 1883, mmiwioner. our Teachers' und pasMd away. May JO. 1933. nt Women’s' Clubs these her home In Orangeville, at tlie age were distributed to every.। of 70 years, one month and 14 days. ill«riet tn the county. She was married to. Frank BagleyJ Me Peonies and Nov 19. 1M2. moving to their pres-; uitubie that •*.- dp bit home where they have spent all their married file. ■jal in honor of this ।> She wi, the mother of fourteen j trait, ot Ih Upjohn", <hildren of whom eleven /.urvhw ; lit. Llt'a* tor !>■' I..1 . her: Five sons. Ray at home. George. • :J.iv and Ben of Delton and Glen of ■nd beautiful surround- । Kaluinjutoo: six daughters. Winnie d wm appropriate that and Myrtle of Bedford. Nettie of. day to the. memory of Hastings. Eunice of Prairieville. Es, flier and Clara of Necky. Besides <ii«pla> Peonies in our tier husband, and children to mourn 4 placet where meet ; her. loss there are forty graadchll*r pledge uurstlvr* to pass dn a. sewn great grandchildren, two ■ of ktndm-M on that day brothers of Kalamazoo, one sister of Mere are so many things Plainwell and a host of friends and if ’• ofd> flunk of Ukrtn j other relatives. thaw who ate ill. a, ai*e who have none ■ A loved one from us ha* gone or Carden seeds, shar-' ■brute. visituig thr shut-ms' A place U vacant in our home. ONE can foretell the an outing tnrwe also Which never can be filled. ■ T> »r mother how we loved you. ii dubs or other club* ore u°,<Jf!'J’uL*T. “" ,r’* . price of NE^T WINTER’S join us in this work of “u‘ ««» wh0 ,owl >'"» t*,Ur .i.y dav .i special day for ><•» ‘*Mcn 500 lxx'* w Excbulve Akron Tru«n Fit. t<r» snd keep youx tnux m adjustment. Bungalpw Size Player Piano OVER ESTATE FUNDS State After Seven Years Akron Mechano-Fonn Tru*- One Ford son Tractor W«th plows. ?. isn pilllp QI IVCDC! EIGHTY-SIX PERblVIb rLAItliU CENT PASS OTJf:::?AWAIT CURTAIN /•a^ir* "Selective PreMtita Control”, Hold* the nipturo saere securely and eUminM&i uuneceuary and painful Us- Jotfn Deere Model Tractor. june STATE PLANS TO TAKE VOICED APPREC AT ON ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 2.5c. hu’tinc- (KI'ISCOPAL. rntxr cuuecd PRICES GONE DOWN! No ■t rr: _«- CITV mi--io-., . .. . _ ’ ■ that great hearted ar.throput. whose wonderful mmd coiid grasp and carry out projects for humanity that rank aith the highest in the-e Unit- The subterranean fortrrM housing much of the gold reserves of France below the afreets cl Parisi 1* outfitted with a kitchen, and in com of a siege 2000 workers could be acc<mmoda'.ed there for a period of the beautifying of the smallest ’ •d grounds in our county The ORDER TOR PUBLICATION. ndav nearest June tenth has Suu t>TD decided for that day nnd then unday following the churchea j !»• furnlihed wth Pvonler. and h'»pttai» nnd other places fk'wers are acceptanle —Mar­ iah B. c.«riie..r. County Chairman j Gratitude —6 the Parent nietr/stek Rs perfume *n ttltvw heart CHURCH OF THE NAZARESE. and M and fsmii The motorcar may be superseding >„ 7 tlx- piano as a jgece of household furniture, as Sir William Morri* obfor standing photographs on A marine company that Is offer- "\K- CHARLES H. LEONARD huni up the sign Only One to a Customer. .* takes up the slacjt in the co$d. C“U»CH or ciutiar. COATS GROVE. Mr and Mrs. William McCann The same talc used in the manuvast Improvement' over th? usual and Jar,, p.-fry and Phil Nichols facture of cement, points, rubber.'.a *»4*rirevlst»a*nf' way of taking up the alack with the attended tlie ball game at NoUe paper,and other products U also1 ankle Dame Saturday. :iM.d iIr face powder. COAL — even next month’s coal priced’mayj be higher! The SAFE WAY is to order your next winter’s supply of coal NOW and take advantage of these NEW LOW PRICES! Smith Brothers Velte & Company Dealer* in WOOL. GRAIN. SEEDS, FLOUR FEEDS, COAL. SALT, LIME AND ETC. Telephone 2257 WWW Halting., Mich. with her family o Aithui at’.cmoo THl SC �Wednesday, June 7, 1933 | New Highway Policy Is Y M c A 1TEMS Proposed For Michigan We’re Ready for You With of the Comptroller of the Currency of the United States 1.48 W 40 and is performing many of the regular func­ tions of any bank under normal conditions. glci . Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company lNY l<<>t llWJ; ul 19'28; Mr K.. <“ IBUt. •f IB87. Mr*. I I'Jlfi; Mr. erica, ltd by annual This Bank Is Operating by Authority At tlie annual Minutin* picnic Lansing. Mich . June 2—A new i to pay extras that the state hl»h- hut Tuesday. at the Y. M. C. A. 'highxay policy 'luit will restrict way* couW^^ffad-heavy and wide Camp, new officer* were elected: road building to the amnia! total of rnough fur commercial operations President. ReV. A. E Wynn; Vice­ motor vehicle license fee* und ga*« but far beyond the need* of private President. Rev. A. J. McNulty; Sec. tax receipt* -and will give more' passenger autensubiW*.". thought to Mli-higan's rural tuuiUl Mr Drake's surw-y slum that The harvesting implements that are uus advix-ated this week by Floyd-E t261 139 wax 82C1 388 368139 was made available tn in ber ut Nashville. Drake, eircuthe secretary ut tlie,,1923-30 1923-30 for the. the stale state high«*uy». hightfuy*. of cliff Diuery of the Slate Y Camp ... 8187.2593117 -----ca|*£_ . Doth .- - ,*e*waft ln bjujj. Co sumntty. Huyostanding in your implement shed have Michigan Railroads Lmplpycs * which CttL'en* Lrag’u* Hie pte.seiit leg-Jilcle fee* and <3' taxes: and. 8308 - Went-Ha State Carr.p 1- ..!>c ot the L-JatUrc may lx aiked to adopt the 338.183 for the other highways, c* -------— .... _.... r y*. ot nr»t camp* established in United a lot of hard work ahead of them. There plan. -which which only only 859674 859X74355 355 came came f:c;.. from states. t Thc policy was evolved. Mr Drake these fees nnd taxe« and the t-norLeader* fur the boys' v-otion of . is no doubt but what some of them need said, following a survey uf roud mous tn In nee. $248 080 831. or 80't.------" . .. . budding. 1923 to iwo. In Michigan, came from general property Martin. Clay Bassett and Wayne new parts. Now is the time to check to back up the League s program to "Our plan will remove the infus- Conklin and JakcMilkr uf Hastings. ubtaln uniform regulation for all .tier* and htequaUtir* of' th* prevent Coach I. I. Holtfp<t)i of Middleville. them over and get your repairs. forms of Iran'port at Ion ■•y«tem.'* Mr. Drake -aid. "We .now Myron Smith. . • 'Some of the atnnzmg dicrlosurer.'have enough rood*: all future road of study," Mr. Drake said, 'were: activity should be maintenance of put up Saturday for the carr.p tin­ 1.11. C. REPAIRS ARE MADE TO FIT Land owners private mot or ist» and! our pieser.t state highway-;, and Im- in* court for which Glen B.-ower city vehicle owners buy more than' provemenl of the balpiice. but only tn.-ir share of building the state'swe can f»y for them out of vc- of all campers .highway*, commercial vehicles us-'hide fee* and gas taxe- V.’e must. *. —•».«Hairy . ~ P. O. addrrCutup ing. the country highways pay lesa-stop as-euing property tur road, verdaic. Y. M c A. verdale. Route '23 ' than tlieu share: We must stop ‘starving* the farm- Camp ■ . ... . (1|..... . hide h and «u.« taxes nJ- roud-for thr sake uf thr .M,-cull< d all over Mu-higun. 1923-30. main highways We mm' make tin Mr. pent to help build only ID - truck pay not. only it- fair •hare ot FLOUR FEED -:- COAL :- CEMENT -t- LIME state ?; read-, — the 8109 mile-. ,thh bn*Sc cost of rood* but all of BRICK -:- TILE -t- FARM IMPLEMENTS in tlie Mvcalled Mate highway sys-'tlw extra cn-t of building them Van AuKin and tent and only XV of thi-.«• fee* and heavy tnough for truck op.-ration-. daugh. r....... . HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 taxes wen- made to help construct: and we must M«»p asMUulng the prt- nnd Mr- Neil Sliepord lo Flint on and maintain th® remaining 90' . vate car for this extra com. 'Tuesday to '-pend thc day with her । the 73,9ti7 mile.-, maknig -iip state's “We befiev# thi-. will rv.-ult in 111* daughter, Mi. und Mt.- D-Vant । road- As a n-.-ailt only 18.172 riilie* greatest advantage ot the gTriftc.st jot lhe-e roads have bwn Improved' numbers and make each type ot vrMu* Joyce Van Auken w.n In ; but not enough for t\eavy truck op- _htcle pay for th* u*e ot*Hie highway ROBINHUE PARK. Mr., I rani*.. Haight and baby of iration.- The balance. M.285 mile.-, in ratio to thc degree and nature of Grand Rapid* on Tuesday tut Adi,ca| attention. ’ ! Grand Rapid* spent Monday after* (ur* our 'forKutt'-n roads;' Jthat usage.. Bill Kollar and family of Flint Mar Checsrman spent last , noon with Mr.Wright CliffordI 'Because gmrai highway* have | “Our Leanne subscribe.'.^ to the "pent Monday with Mis brother. r _i - -- -• - ••• John Kollar and family. . /। Julian PoU< and family spent b-er. so waived' of their fair share constantly growing doc trip* th*t ,, ... and. ,,,(1 gas-taxci. ta farm ,.ro:.<L-ar* forth* Mrs‘ i" iHari u „ ; Sunday with ha daughter and hu*--of thc-e: hifarm rk*<I> are built for. th* sake of traffic “rn*'^4 (A,r an>'> Co*-*”*­ wittei/r^Uter mv' cmTu nl^? ‘"i Ua'1' 1,1 I“'"U adjoining that for tlu-ir Tuesday to cap? for a''>,Mrs. Ann ..... . . item have had to'and .... ... m_traffic should |»y.i.,.., ramnvWnf^J2i^,r’* O CTl lKl Bwnv . . IJ.1.V HO „r ihr c.r,i bt constructing construction and maintenance and 1 ? family of Bowm. • .. Albert Prost and and maintaining tlx se road. for their use without the help ot f<*bk-health lot tlw pastyear. Aithur Ohr of Ionia nnd lady- Ja»k Springer ot lensing pent, "Vehicle* uriiuz thr state trunk general property I predict that be- 'Tlie Brigs* Ladle*’ Aid Society friend of Hastings spent Sunday Decoration day wph Mi Prost * highways have paid only 25 of th* I fore IMO thi* will te- the American *'»H na.fi on Thursday. June B. lor alteration *Hh hb grandmother. hrothiT. John K •IL.i and family ..nd,<'®t ol roiv.tnirting and mainiiijliing'national policy- of highway flnanc- dinner at thc home ot Mr and MrMrs Marvin Cbler. and futhej, Ray also railed on te r lajlwr in Uic aft- .them, and pawngcr car* haw had Ing. Henry Gray. cul<r' • trno-n. --------- . Little Mi: * Mildred William. of Lacey la s|x-i>diiig the Week in BatC LOVERDALE. f PINE LAKE. tic Greek with Lois Cable. Charnte'rlaJn entertained the; Mr an<1 M1 John R.«rrs and Bonnabelle McIntyre of Flint, i* ng Sunday. Mr and Mri. Marjatt Brown w nt to Athens on -spending Minii-time at the home of Sunday and visited Mr RoKer* her mandp.ireniM, Mr. • and Mrs. A Irby of Kalamanai-aiul. Mr. and brother. U-andrr und family. del! Van Auken. j . ■Mr. Fnt< t uhilMn and, mmis of Tlx- Duoter school dosed Wednc..Mrs Dor;* Warner of Detroit, South B< nd. Indiana. .. ' M: • Helfer. who died Friday at day with a pot luck dinm-r at noon. spent the week end with )u>r' par._, jktrs . and Fred Miller ath< r home. wft.i buried In Prairie- Arlene Brnuard. who taught tlu- •. nt*. Mr r ear. ha* tern been secured to teach her Wall take lake cottage cutter while Mr. 'die Monday P M Mrs. Hril# ha.. l^a-st year, * 1 Warner, in company with twentyb>vn J-iol; for t!i»- last couple of the coming year. On TuesdA-V evening a group of fhe 'teachers, were on a fkhlng trip i'«ar<. although her friend* thought ,‘lie w.«* improvuuT Her hidden .yviung people from -Kalamazoo and h* northern Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. D S. Case of Ea*t , I death wus a .-bpek t<> Hie community. Plainwell hud a weliu-r u;id marsh- • -• l> Roy and. .. Mr. and Mrs. — Wesley | a* Well a- to her family. Mr. Heller I mallow ro.ut with Robert Warner. -। a .i, called front their home at Kon-J' Laura James returned to her C!a;k of Quttle Creek attended SAYS ha. Wbenn.Mii He and two daugh- work at thc Upjohn Co', in Kalama­ Decoration Dav services here Wed­ iter-;. MIHM'.* Dorothy and Dale are zoo. on Monday, alter a three nesday. also called ul the Hugh' left to numrn her departure. week** vacation, because of an op- Cai.c Ixime. Mr and Mrs Fred MlUfT. Orul Caller* at th* James Mac Dona ki ix-ndicltL* operation. 1 home Sunday, were. Mrs, Iva French Patricia Bird of Detroit Ls spend­ and Leona accompanied by M1*m-a <u Battle Creek,' Mrs.xAUl*on ol ing two week* with her grandmoth­ B>-atncv Moore and Ardeng Wolfe of Battle Creek leave, next »«'k for Gull lake. er. Mr*. Bellingham. Fair at_____ ChiMrs, Harold Kellogg and daugh- I■ -n„ H.lplni Hand clui> n>«.t. a trip to the World':. Dy caBo. by County Agent ' tors went to Warsaw. Indiana, tn- «kl> sidla Stelp «n W«dn«§»c 1l4 „,.dconducted rw, m HaallSS. Ji.™7. lor u>« rwilar moiuMr, T ,„. Wltox cn,,,,,,. a ,.-.-!,,,,,,,, hnrir'.i parents. JJr und Mrs Stevens. . : meet in.regular srsdnn on Wednc*Mr* Martlw chamberlain visited meeting. Mr. and Mra. Lee Nottinglyun en- ^y . Jm»e 7. at Hie home of Mr. and THE TRICK an tertained Mr. and Mra A L Swart- Mr> Walter Clark of Maple Grove Mr<. Armstrong of Kalamazoo, Camel adv*. *aj fun to l>r fooled**—but Mr and Mrs Rest Made-.xl and out of Detroit, alio Mr. and Mrs. omer. THE f son* spent Decoration day at the E Clare Blacknun of Plainwell, fur . a health cUnlc for children of pro-•! Memorial Day. In the afternoon jrhool age waa recently held at As- | I. M icLrod home. SOLUTION ] Mr and Mr» Given* entertained flirt- went to Prairieville for tlu? ex- syrta Center, wlicn several dyildr.-n ; nci-ivvi! vacclniUon *< ruffi. Mrs.: | Mr and Mrs Smith and little Billy • rcise*. ‘and Beverly of DehOn Sunday and,, Mr. and Mr*. Sepher Johnson nnd Stella Tuckerman b the local chairi nd that's import- -Mr. and M>- Ensley of Kalnma/csi ■on sprat tte- vvci k end with their; man. ton.' •-veiling last w<ek. ' , I'grandmother. Mrs. Nichols and sis-1 ' ...-------I PRAIRILV II.I.E. I Mr nnd Mrs. Ira Slawson of ter. Cleo Warner <....... ---------- ---Thc usual lan;v crowd «>.Decora-1 j Sa arix Creek were visitHrg the Ro--« । ............ . tion day. i Pierre family over Decoration day. ।i ' ......... NORTH ....... MAPLE GROVE. Hon day.TluTliedecorating decoratingof ufthe.! th*., I Little Mary Joyce pierce l> spend-1 Th* Dorcas Society Will meet with |graves in the fotrnoon; in the altAnd hert ing a few days with !>cr aum. Muss Mr and Mrs. George Marshall. Jr . rinoon a good program ut thc Bup- . Mack, nf Hasting*. * Friday of this week tor dinner. All;tfart church. Rev Belles of Richland! | CommuniGti wrvlccs are Sunday-! tire cordially invited. delivered a splendid address. Each ; night at the Evangelical church anil, George Ehret itaased away at his number o! tin- program j*u* enjoy >1 • In the morning Childrens' Day pro-, farm home here Thursday. The fu- by the audience. There were no | gram at ten o'clock. Everyone uel- ncral”wri.s held Sunday at the Kala- Civil war veteran* pre.o-nt come |mo church nnd burial-in Kalnmo Homer Jackson and Melvin Pec!Y. P. A. meeting will be held Fri- Several neighbors and friend* from.hig ot Camp Cu»ter siient the week day night at tin-parsonage. , : here attended. end at their rc-sj-'ctlvr home* They Boyd Ph.-acnnton ut Bovne City Mr. and Mrs Uster Hawks enter-1 are delighted with the camp and And enjoy year ’round low-cost, visited hl* cousin. Mr. and Mra tallied Sunday, Mr. and Mrs Wayne hope to like it a* well when they are Ralph Jenncy Thursday. ■ Barnhart and children. Mr. and moved to some otiier/place George Lalir of Boyne City visited' Mrs. Ira Beach and family and Miss Mrs. Frank Bagley- died Tuesday for nil family needs . . the Jenney family a. couple of daw.' Weta Hawk* of Balti* Creek. Mr*,night at her home near hire She!tlP Mildred Wateim vWted friends! Jack Holtten and children of Chi- wa* a devoted wife, a loving moth, r 1 and last *cago atUU and Mrs. IHtilda Hawks. a good **neighbor. She will M,.«« ralatlrer. at Cedar Creek IU*V 11,10,1 HUM, —and 1 — — ... be n. . week. There -will be no service* at lhA sadly missed, not only tn -her own Consumers Special Mr Mary McKee Li visiting Mr*.'church next Sunday as the quarter- home but by her many friend*. She' Mae Gorham of Shultz. ; , ly meeting will lie held at the South wu* laid to rest in th* Pratncvjlle GAS ’'M.-, Mr and Mr.;. Mr*. Art Johncock arc nrc: church Saturday P. P M. and Sunday cemetery. Sympathy te expressed, staying at ’he -• farm _kll. while ... Mr. and I’ morning. -»•».'Die district superintend- 'i for the. bCTV*V*d OtH'S. Mis* Myrtle Smith t* hbme from! Mrs Ruwell Johncock attend “The ent. Rev. W H. Wnt«on, will have Battle Creek for the summer yaca-j Century of progress ‘ at Chicagocharge of these serviceslion. She expects to spend some It is great gasoline! That's what they all say after the HOPE CENTER. I CEDAR ( REEK. time at Chicago*uttending thc fair.. Several families from lure attend-. । Mr. and Mrs Guy la Pease and mi „u Mrs. ,Hyde Uut-»!>>• Mr.. a and anti >»uu>j family •>. of, first experience with Conoco Bronze. <d the shoW In Delton Wednesday family visited Lawrence Bratwick Pl*inw»ll were Sunday guests of Mr. | evening. ■ and family of Augusta Sunday. and Mrs. Fluyd Shelp and family. • Mr. and Jdr* Burdette Lyttle and , Thr Cedar Creek Cemetery Cirri.Remember thc ‘Triple Link Club! Its start is as quick as thought... its pick-up is as rapid LIMITED OFFER S/L^OO Mra Plpp of Wall lake spent Bdtur- meet* with Mt* FTank Newton of will meet with Mra. Evu Sllcock i Hasting*, June 14. for an afternoon Shults al tier hum* north of Shultz' as lightning ... it lias greatly improved anUJcnodc... AT THIS PRICE O Ac..h day in Battle Creek. Mrs. Hoy McDermott attended meeting. Everyone invited. Friday, June 9. Pot luck dinner, i thc funeral ot Will Brown in Delton. Richard and Boyd Lrmaar apent Bring your own table ntvicc Elec- 1 and mileage that astounds . . . and power like the fury —Or Use the Popular Saturday. , ■ part of last wrk with their grand- non of officers. Let s have a good I Milton Warner returned to hl* parents. Mr. and Mra. Peter Leluaar. turnout of a tornado. There is.no increase in price. These arc wnrk at Hu? Stele lK»|flial in Kala- ol Delton. . Mr-xgiul Mrs. John Norns and i mazoo Sunday after a two weeks’1 Mr. and Mr*. Glen Paten and children of Martin were cwilera of* thc elements back of Conoco Bronze success . they are vacation. family spent over the week end witlv hb aunt. Jennie Nurr!*, Sunday aR-1 Mr and Mrs dare Ashby, at- ■ friends in Hastings. ernoon. tended the funeral of their brother-' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wertmgn acwv are in hope* you will '“’nd In what you want in a* gasoline. TRADE IN YOUR In-law Friday in Battle Crxek. They' companied by Louie Dubois and wife thr cemetery dues to the treasurer. Just recently came from North Du- .of Auguste vbited Myron Wertman Lucy Norn*. Get Conoco Bronze wherever you see the Red Triangle kota to make their home In Battle . and family of Wayland Sunday John Wood b visiting Mr. and ' Creek. | Archie Bedcn and family ot Un- Mr* Sam Pane of Quimby Fred Aahbyeand family visited Mr I.den last week with den spent part of lost Harold Honeywell of Perry la > ANO and Mrs. Hoy*t Houldsworth In Bat- Divines* Camptx-11 and family, ixiviiics* campwii anu lamuy. spending a few days with hb partie Creek Sunday. “ ' " and- wife of- ~ Iven Campbell Urban- cnu. Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Honeywell, dale spent over the week end with-------------NORTH.MAPLE GROVE. STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. | Url Bergman and wife. Last Week's .Letter. j Mrs. Hilward Campbell b enterMr. and Mrs. Harry Roc and chilMr and Mrs Fred Hane* and Mrs. tainlng tier sister and family from drrn of Climax and Dcnlce Ho*-' Holsaple spent Sunday with Mr. and Detroit. We Will Make an Allowance kit» of Kalamazoo spent Sunday Mrs. Howard Jones in Battle Creek. | Mr. and Mrs. Jess Larabee were I Blake. । on This Purchase. Mr. and Mrs. Freeland Marshall of m Kalamazoo on business BaturMr. and Mra. William Reynold.* of thr week end with Mr. daya-... ________ . Detroit xnent spent the Homer. Mr. and Mr*. George Downs __________ BIHLT LIKE A and Mrs Harve Marshall of Grand Rapids and Mr nnd Mf*. THERMOS BOTTLE COME IN . . . CONOCO The McKelvey school closed with PLEASANT HILL. Fred May# of Maple Grove called on a picnic dinner this Monday. We Mr*. Carrie Seyanders and chil­ Mr and Mrs. Wolter Ickes Sunday. OR PHONE 230S are sorry Miss Echtlnaw is not com­ dren, who have been visiting her Week end visitor* at E. L. Hough­ father. Sim Nibbs. went to Grand taiin's were, Mr. and Mr*. William ing back another year. Mr. and Mrs. Joy Tryon and Mr. Rapids Wednesday for a few days' Shaffer and son Jnrtn and Mr, and and Mrs Wilber Shehee and son of visit before leaving for their home Mr*. A. A. Johnson of Sparta. Battle Creek were Sunday P. M. in Hoboken. Mrs ton Campbell called on Mrs, MIm Berth* Mogridge of Middle­ Wnt Henion of Assyria Sunday. callers at Dan Roberts. A PERFECT RUNNING MATE FOR CONOCO GERM PROCESSED MOTOR Oil ville Is spending a few day* with Note on the Time*—Mall order her cousin. M1M Margaret palmer. We re of thc type of cowardly suit bought by a neighbor arrived Mr. and Mra. .Ear) Aldrich of gardener who goes in exclusively for with the pockets sewed up and he's Grand Rapids were Sunday callera astera, xinnlas, etc., so as to gel leaving them that way. away from pronouncing gUdiohu. at Clifton Campbell's. Genuine I. H. C. Repairs 0 PART TWO—Page Seven [ THE HASTINGS BANNER it ( old friend* itmnt ot the •o hundmi NEW Acccounts May be Opened at Any Time With UNRESTRICTED WITHDRAWAL PRIVILEGES We again Request the friends of this bank to continue to exercise patience until the word' is received, giving us the-authority to proceed. We are at your service for carrying commercial accounts, making collec­ tions, drawing of drafts and many other normal functions. I HOT BS- Interviews Cheerfully Received Hastings National Bank Hastings, Michigan iiily You, Mr. M TORS. .i .. WANT TO BUY OR SELL? TRY OUR WANT COLUMN Zpq’ xti q Wit !\ SPRING SPECIAL/ • BUY BEFORE THE PRICE. GOESJUP/ hT’C©’ WATER HEATER EASY PAYMENT PLAN FURNACE COIL OLD HEATER S ih. BK©NZE UMERS POWER COMPANY GASOLINE �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1*33 PAGE KIGHT I Waiver of notice filed. jcreditors blued.I WOODLAND. * cm IDT UniJRF NFWS Elnwr L- Shafer, dec’d Agree-, E*t. Theron if. Eaton, deed Flrrvin Hoover of Battle Creek spent VAM/AA ment of creditors filed.,order allo*- nal account filed, or o’er allowing uc-. plc ,.na with hi* parent*. Mr. Hing account* entered, discharge of tcount entered, discharge of adminb- Jatld Mr* Jacob Hoover. ’ admlm-stratur Luuad. esUU enrolled ' trator issued, estate enrolled: ; MJii Pollyanna England »pent last \ PROBATE COURT Eat. Annie Htldeman. dec’d An­ Est Calvin H. Chariton, deed Or-, Est. Sarah Frances Searles. dec’d ' week with Mias Esther England of der allowing accounts entered, dis- Will filed, petition for probate of I tuning nual account of executor filed. i: Mr Est. Mary Shand, dec’d. Inventory ■charge of administrator issued, es-will filed, waiver of notice filed Mr un<1 and Mrs Mrs D D B- Green Green uert were. ’qinrr Herd NAtlee < f 1 E’1', Elicit EzPmnoCk. (k-Cd Or-' GrBlxl R.plds tfsHori Friday filed • E*t. Alfred:storr. deed. Notice of .rfer allowing account ent.*red. di-.. _ . F5uhrer an(1 ,on Est. George M. Ritchie, deed ,,, Bond of admlnlitrator filed, letters। liearlug ixued. . iCliarge iclutrgc uf.adtnlnixtrnto: of-admlnistrator i.-.-uvd. i-.-ued. es-l-j^J . ,„n.ina wrr_ dec <1. । ,atc enrolled. • of administration is..ued. order limit­ ^,drr. ing settlement entered. issued. ’ Est. Edwin Woodman, dec’d Order mpitril^S^enUrS peu'miV^^;^ ,Mr. and Mrs. Ptojrd Kimble and allowing claims entered. rcpost o{ ? : ihllun-n spent Sunday evening with Est. Calvin H. Charlton. deed- tor hearing cialma filed, notice to ®*“*® __ :____________:______ estate nieu. . Mr and Mr*. Wayne Ottley of Suutfi Est. David H. HetDetriWi r. dec it Woodland U, „«! M^Wm. Mohler. llS'ta KROGER? OLEO 2b-15c Eatnvore Brand 6 25c quart bottle 10c Tomato Soup Barbara Ann—Fine quality Salad Drescing Embawy brand Tomato Juice Country Club - pure juice­ Cider Vinegar Avondale 49c KING'S FLAKE FLOUR — Excellent all purpoae flour Shredded Wheat K*M»* 2 Corn Flakes 19c 9c 13-01. pkg. Country Club - large package Rolkd O»t« 10 23c ib>. Bulk - quality oat* - S lb. pkg. 14c Scratch Feed $1.39 wo-ib. bag Quality Scratch 10c PEANUT BUTTER 10c Fancy Shrimp ■ Wet pack - medium- Santa Clau, Cookie, lb. 10c Dutch Cookiee 2 lb* l»c Latonia Club 10c V Rocky River 10c -- The Service We Extend to Every Patron । to creditors K-ued ,, Dr lllld « G Hume and . > children were guests of Mr. and Mrs i Pliilip Potter of Wall lake Sunday i altcrnoon. . Someone broke into the Ford;• James Simones and Mis* Helen garage Saturday night but seeming-;• Matiowitz i»f Grand -Rapids were iy wen* frightened away as nothing । guests ut the Glen England home , iriis tukt*n |I Sunday nnd Miss Phyllis England ■ Ha* Cedar Creek Cfinetr ry Circle roturnM toGrand Rajad." u ithUwro [will meet nt thc home of Mr and to visit for u few days. : Mrs Frank Newton in Hastings on • Miss. U*!n Jordan of Hu-tings Wednesday afternoon, June 14. ; : called on Woodland friends Monday. The Inland Lakes Garden . Club Mi.-.- Beblrict* Plants and Harold j will Hold a flower bho* m i|h* show English th Grand Rapid* spent .Sat­ i room uf the Ford garma- Oil Wid- urday i-verunK with Mr. and Mrs. ’ msday. Jiine-14 Member* of thc Ward Plant*. iclub will have their exhibit* at the Mr. and Mr.-. Harpld Row land and' 1 show room by nine o’clock so sja-y [can-be iuranged and judging done Children u>-rr Sunday guests of Mr. before noon Mrs. Eva Whittcigsxrrc and Mrs. Eldon Farrell. Mr. and h|m. George Reiser of! of Delton and Hany Walldurl! ol ■'Hxitinii,. will act as the jtidP •> Ex- luike Odex-a called on Mrs. Chris-1 hibtton- nfljy consult the schedule - tine Grozingvr Sunday. . committee k* to clit <*•.■» and entries > Mr. and Mrs. Chas Cook were; .Hie following commiyei's have been guest- pt Mr. nnd Mrs Joseph; {appointed to complete tin* arrange- Hicckenbtuch of Portland Sunday. np-nt fur the show. Placement and Mfgalan.i-. EnvM Siionio. F E I arrangement. Mrs. Leda llam'nill'in ;Border upd J V Hilbort spent Tuesland Mrs. (Mary Shedd: Decoration;:<tav with friends in Grund Rapids committee, Mrs. Hatt.*- Whittemore.• .Mrs. Ekic Horton. Mr-. Frances' Portland was the irue.ct Cot Miss homemade ii Mrs Vina Durkee. Louise- Cook last week. \ Mr and Mrs Forrest McMillen of. Mrs. Estfar Dunn-; lartxd Com.. Jen­ nie Aldrich. Irma. Van l.tike and Huntings mid Mr. Post of Grund • Mrs. Jcfinii* Oi-bonv*^ Schedule Rapid-, were Sunday gue.-tv of Mr.i Com. Beatrice and'Gertrude Chan-, pnd Mrs. Wm. Mohler. Born to Mr. and Mrs Eldon Rair*| dier. Mrs Tilth. Viola Barret’.. J.»le Letnaar; Transportation Com Igh Friday. June 3, a baby girt. Con-f Maiidi liughi , Augiuta Cliifnbcr- , giatulations. . lain; PnMw and advertWng Com..!I Thc Ladles' Ak| Safety of the' Fiorenre Kroos. Vida Morford. Bea-; Methodist church will’ hold their! trier ixanning; Rifii-trnti'iii and.., regular monthly meeting Wednesday! | membership Com. Bertha Bush und.; afternoon. June 7.’ Supper will be ■Grrtrpde Hayward; Flower enemy MTVed a* usual by Club No. I. Mrs.: !c«n.. Marxaict Garrett and Irene SUta Hilbert, chairman. Carpenter; GuYden Tool cxidbiu The Calvary Male quartet, of Cal| Conf.. Ada Tliorpe oral CJara Loam- vnry Undeiiominarional church at '■ is TiH' flower :how will b«»ld oppn Grand Rapids, will have charge ot: !in the evening iw that people com-, the service at the community meet- J । mg to the moving picture slww may Ing at the Woodland Methodist I । visit tiie flower show alro Admission church June II. at eight o'clock.! 'This uuartet is frequently heard! free. Mt 'mid Mr- R.iv -t ihiw-n of over tin. radio and u large crowd J Yoikville am- calHng on friends in U ixinctenp to hear them Sunday] evening Delton Sunday .iKeniorm Mr-. John Rmrigh had the’mis-1 Mr mid Mr.-. |. N Bwh attended {he Hendii-hut.* .-rhmii reunion Sat­ fortune i i fall while papering and . urday nt Hendershott scboollMW^ break her wrist. n- extended UU Children’s day wjll be observed th- Mi.u,i.<i,..t church Sunday. . ’mid bride t>i in- — ’I.- An appropriate program i»quietly married u ! Chicago. being j<r« pared. Ail tile motlicrs -Tuesday. and fatlrer.s .ihould be present lo. tlH* gio. taar. tlie children. Wilham I It will not be long now until this bank can look back over a HALF CENTURY of distinctive value to the prosperity and progress of this community and its people. ii-. The Policy of This Bank Has Always Been Based Upon A Program of Helpfulness • A personal interest in the welfare of each a^d every customer. • The latest and best of physical equipment for the transaction of modern SAFE banking. • In every possible way safeguard- ing eVery interest of both commer­ cial and savings depositors. • The extension of counsel and ad­ vice in financial and commercial mat­ ters by officers and directors — all practical business men. SUCH A PROGRAM AS THIS SHOULD COM­ MEND THIS BANK TO YOUR CONSIDERATION HASTINGS CITY BANK The Bank with the Chime Clock TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, MICH Cingcrale - no bottla,ch»rga Lamon Lime, Orange and Roart Beer - no bottle APPLE BUTTER 2-27c Country ClJW*— A rlch? cmooth blend Ciaarettec forming t James I proved nt -five cluldrr advantage of the pre-ig-hpi in Delton Monday and Tn* m Mr mid Mr- Vemor Bloi ehlldrrii Kb>. IOC All popular bra P and G Soap Chipto 2 in- rt,, 27c Babbitt's Cleanser 1' Clean*, icoura. economical MATCHES 10c 0 bo,,, 25c FRESH FRUITS .nd VEGETABLE. ORANGES BANANAS do*. 29c 3 17c . Choice'yellpM fruit — Ripened to the peak ot their flavor Smoked Haiti Whole or Shank Half Smoked Picnics cJ- u. 8c Beet Roast Chuck or Should, Lb 10c Beef Ribs , Lean, Tender Lb. 5c Pork Roast u-7c Pork Steak Li* KC U. 10c Veal Chops Veal Stew Bacon IN PIECE u. 11c Salt Side Pork Sliced Ham Ju Summer Specials! You Will Be In Nee’d of Some of these Items — Buy Thursday,Friday and Saturday and SAVE! irren and family were m the home of her son Jerry in Bat-1 Tuesday tie Creek. Mrs laifc Usbornr and and family «nd Ma . u* Mr* Henry Williams arre In Battle nd Esther Erway of Grand Rapids Creek Saturday to *r. their mother etc Sunday gu< s*s at Rj. Faaay . Frank Reece of New Orhan* has Eruav who ha;. Men b,vn Vjsltmg hl* sisters. Mrs Wm. r Mi.- Burr Laubaugh re* crockford and Mfs. Hulhbcrger. dmime Sunday mg the past week. tuesM ut Chu s. Whi’.teMr. and Mrs Guy Nash and Am* :e Fred Bechtal.'wife and o! Hxctiiu:n.aMr. and Mrs vtsiied their uncle’ and aunt. Mr tteminc. and*, the former’s and Mrs Art Richardson, in West Carlton. Sunday .’.Ils- Anna Beck is ill with ihc! St German measles. Ilf and wife and Riberi al The Carlton L A. S. meets this week Thursday for supper with Mr. • Siddal and Mrs. Frank yo.-n.ci. Howard Daniel;, accomp.enlrc. hia unci*.*. Kenneth Daniels, to Grand, Rapid* Saturday night and *aw the WLS enieruineis at Keith* tiiealer Mi. and Mrs Leslie Daniels and family spent Bunday evening uitir tirf-ir parent-, Mr and Mn* Elwyn DanieU in H&atmg*. Searchlight or Avalon Lemoas Bruce Siddal and family ot Grand Our school closed last week with Rapid:. wvr< ucek end cuv.-t.- Mt’ a picnic supper on the lawn at the Fred Otis. They put on a musical home ot Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wil­ program at the community meeting liams Everyone had a very enjoy­ which «as much enjoyed. able time, u good many m thc sclmol The next community meeting will district being there. We arc glad be held at Tlmmapplc lake. Thc Mrs. Watrous will teach our school .plan is to m*et tor dinner at the' again next year Irtk*' Siiturdai. July ]. Thi; after-: The eighth graders have all re­ their eighth grade diplomas McGIockhn and family of ceived We congratulate litem on their imrctu,’ from this school; Robert Hrnney, Many from thi.’. vicinity itiendyd Lawton William*. Phyllis Beck und C-mthinccmviii riuircnws at Has­ Mary and lone Clein The m nth tings last week- Our graduati-s were graders expert to hear from their Katn* Whittemore from the High examination this week school and Virginia Havens from the Miss Luellc Robinson graduated* Barry County Normal. . . iighth graders of the Otis from the Hastings High schwl Fri­ 1 were all successful in pa&qng day. We congratulate her on lit r ‘.ammalibns Alphtus and Ken** Mr nnd Mrs .Win Hale enterDunn. Chas Newland . and ....... ■ nUCCOMlhl (mind the former * >istcr and hus­ band from Owo.m-o over Decoration, way and family 6f Kala-, Relatives from Battle Creek vi^ted <• week .end gue.!.- with at Hk* Hale home Sunday. 1 Troutwrm ar.d fam SORTH CASTLETOS. ' ! U»t Week’s Letter. Mr and Mrs W Helmer apent last week tn Grand Rapids witirl •.heir daughter. Mr-» Mae Lennon i Friend* of Mr». Koberl DeCamp ;j Archie Lester tn Ha*- are sorry to hear of her illness and :uiui- hope she can Mxm be better rc;w» Born to Mr. and Mrs Harley j been named. John FrancisPierce and her uueit. Gordon Rowlador went with ht« Sproul of Detroit, nt- mother to Jackran last Sunday for* exercise* of tlie High the sJnimer months >i graduate* ul Halting* Friday SOUTH VERMONTVILLE, aitenwon Gavtt Ubh of Foctna. dhw. u Mr and Mm. Lloyd Gaskill and family visited"relatives at Niles visiting relatives here. • Sunday Chas. Bftnbom o< Caledonia called' Congratulations to jhe eighth on his cousins, Eil and Asa Strait,, grade pupil* who took the rxatmna- Sunday. non at Lacey last week as nearly Tire Wells school had their picnic ail ol.tlvem ;>s*ed. last Friday. We liftir Miss Vander! R era bee Nyla Jean Ptcnc vtsiied relatives Veer is engaged to teach nest year.; at Detroit, and Battle Creek over Donald Price of Lansing, grand-1 son of George Benedict, will grail-1 er.- wen! tu BuriinitOu Sunday; the week end Dr K 5 F-sei and famUr enltr-'uate from Laiulni High on the 11th tamed .‘In Rees parents. Mr and ct June.’ Asa Strait was in Chicago last ,Jackxt>n are ipeadms Um *ee'£ with 'Mra, Charles Paul, of Battle Creek, Sunday. . , week on oujinsa*. I Mrs- Lottie Collisler. LyBarker’s Drug Store Immediate Attention and Courteiy Are Shown to All" HASTINGS, MICH. WE DELIVER TELEPHONE 2115 �*tue Hastings bannCT. yKDXggOAr, june 7, i«3 FREEPORT. MIDDIEVIU.E. 1 WEST CARLTON. iuii ।FIFTH ii in IN in rnuMuu——— syxup e • per tgallon — — -r»—« . ________ ___ and Mr. ar-<l Mr* Bernie Bentley MICH. PRODUC- i;maplo dropped Tin kJ nF MAPI F CVRIIDiSS? *!.75. in 1932 to lit# In Mr. arm Mrs Fred Tubberer left ,)lCreek called st tte J. L ; Fred Sljnpklna and wife of Decoration Re- -------day passed off In fine IIUN Ur MArLt binUr , 1833. lira*. and ana the pries of maple sugar *u«ar Monday for lor Taylor Unlvonlty. University. Up- ,ckrt ,ionie Saturday. ■he;:. The Hastings Boys firing mu* visited Art Richardson and wife shape. ' “ 'tier nound dr tinned from 25c lni..j ... > h . .....a, Mr wra. n ** •• -------*— * ■ 'per p*~>ia pound uiuppeu dropped imm 15c (n'^ Indiana. to U> witnea* witness the gradgrad­ ___________ wv .1. land. Indiana, Mr and Mrs R E Lipscomb of last week Monday and Tuesdav . squad and some of their ladies and on-. , daughter . . . —Ruth .... -from ___ Grand rrogpectl improve for Michl- ton 1032 to 20c (» in ---1933. The average nation of their —•-■■»> —.„----u.family — ... - -------------------------- v. M... -----------------------------------------------------~ Rapid* r— called on v.. their « Verdun CovHie and attend»me -boys m white marched with gan Wheat—Oata and ,vt"M of sugar per tree In pounds inat ----------- -•< - -a--------Institution. — Mrs. — Ella• — Catt will daugnicr. -------Mrs. Orno Knowles, Sun- ’ ed A birthday dinner Sunday at-Mr. Quf Boy Scouts, buglers and citlaem jwa* $1.75 household ms In in 1832 iMs and in* MM mm in 1931 ion jjoox aru.r the C ----- j.,*.—duties ^... .dura-„ day and Mu c Covitle> at Woodland, in *° ,llc Legion lot, where their servCorn Yet Uncertain ____ _ ices were held und then to tlie Michigan rank* fifth In the pro-. ln_ their atacnce Mrs Josie Day and daughter El- hdrlmjof C Cotillcs birthday The crop report for Michigan Is duction duction of of mapla maple <rup QTup and and sugar. sugar, I Mr?| M-Ude Manns and daughter nt»ra of Lake Odessa were week-end Mre Stokes of Grand Rapid* visit- grove, where with mimic, song »nd ! more tavotabte than one would ex-1 ' * ’* Virginia and Mrs Elwood Maruu guwt* of Rev and Mrs. l-oomls and ed her daughter. Mrs. Dwight exercises by thc school children. CORNERS. poet. Wheat proqiecu have im-' vvavneWEEKS I Dodge and family Sunday 1 followed by tiv splendid address by Armour oi nasving, l»' of Traverse City and Ml*.-. Mabel Oaythd. proved because of Hie favorable: •pTndW Wayne Idss^mer Aidtour of va^Uon Hasting*with Frank Wampo and mother, form- Hev A N. Field*, was much enjoyed Hwtingi were guests of Mrs. Harry Boughlwr underwent weather no far Th/rains have in- ^lending ids summer vacation w . uncle ---• —• Mr. — -• Mr* 1 Mr*. Emma Sisson and son Victor a mtiou* operation the first of the terfered with the f sowing of oats ha and aunt. and t urn house on John 1> Ward's ll ,d «*ei*ted in placing flags Upon, Memorial day. wwk at the Uuudng sanitarium and also pre|Mrlng\rrv<md for corn Ule Dickerson. Hl* iiler*-. Mb* Hazel, cairn- a>! soldiers' graves and cleaning up She “1*."tSML" ncii^guu- 1"1’■ “■“* 'T1' place ............... ....................________________ ________ _________________ —.. .. cum o; rermom.,. «« Friday from Kellogg's Sanitarium ’he .grounds. We-owe much to the, wrixTtra coiicr'rmd, will drwa-nd ujxmi tte Circle will be entertained at Mr*. Indiana, is tlw- gur*l of Mrs tennis ter„ than at Battle Creek for her summer ra, l. . , *•■■ *»**«■ c-iTTK iur iht (a­ help ol inc boys and their leaders.1 - --------------- -----Hair Kenyan of . Charlotte is CB nori Weather from now-on.______________ Ida Newton's at Hasting*. JiB‘c Kth tesson und son Victor---a few Wts-ks u.hwti. Re-- Curtis*, a retired Baptist ------------------------------------------------andanaMrl JJowjitune ------Mime* .1 t. a■ day.- u;-ii....... his daughBenue.-Cowk • and family of Ot- . Tlie report indicate* thut for the'Mrmr. MH uea.ur uicxerjon SMUWMI. _Mi»r. — -------------'“-7. Nteiskey ----------«, and'speeding ----- " -r --Harriet Knapp of H*.,ling*called at Jrr amt husband. Mi. Wnd Mr* L-'gkgo » ctf Sunday -. of Mr. and Many friends from other towns were country ut large tlie wheat crop will spent Sunday P. M. with the latter's' Harriet Knapp of Hastings called at jer and husband. Mi. and Mrs. L ... Jsmallest since 1804. and the mother. .. . Mra. Beach ... tlu.Hcndcrlu.nw tit;Uje thrhome lurmrr Wtklrutl R Wolu.ti te >> tte of .1the ot ThursdaV the former Thursday , jjr_, fiurl SUwti Aha Cowie,, uno tef Ha- cemeu-ry was very teauacrenge of rye the smallest since,shirtt district. ' !afternoon Oecii Worthington and Mta* Irene hx> spent tte p.i,t at tte '*h’>- x™-*’- Wvl1 mown and manVEAL CHOPS Not Home Dressed 12*/$c 1814 Mrs BcmIv DeCrocker of Scott*.: Mr and Mra. J. D Cool apo peattj*. ox Vicksburg spent tte week Steum home, return’d wivk them u» fiuavr- t ther with tte boatiUtul BEEF TO BOIL Tender Short Ribs 6c An interesting part <>( tte rv|x>rt Mra. J.ssic MraVrthur of Hickory. inand*->r.. James, cxpict to rent eIM1 ^tll tllI, |aii, ; , Frandiwente. hl* iwnw-in Otregu * . hrubi made n a place of beauty tins month Corners MIX, and mi* Mr* Ethel tins j,summer at-Gun Guv N**h and family of Carlton H-' »amc committee war. appottitrd Ul*..,.., concern., <O,H.,..|..> the »i,t |»roducUon I.uiima r.uivi Whitworth T*...*-v*.. tteir —- - cottage , . ‘Mr and Mrs Ed Babbitt. VEAL BREAST lb. 6c .*..._. ----------. I.k. oo,.r.! w. VK .. ... . . . ...m.. — . — .... . . anungf. lor yeW< program, j of maple augur anda syrup ---------in Michl-|of the Culver district ----spent DemraUkr.n^ and an- spending several days VEAL ROAST Choice Shoulder Cuts 9c Thuradav wat> a bttnnt-i evening nt < gan. Tlie value this year of maple lion day with Mr. and Mra. Frank | Uite week in repairing remc family were pu. ,t, uf Mr and Mrs arfsqns Willard, who l-.w br.i i. thc cImm day pnarram sugar and syrup «gn.bmed was g203 - Matteson. !. Mt* j u’uiia:.u r«- fYap.x Baker ul Grai.J Raim',. Tucn- -tudent thv past jriir i.' Blind OOu. about $24,000 more than lasf Miss Ora Week* spent th* week turned hum* Saturday evening ■d by a large crowd t<» mc i School. .Laming. 1a now at home to year, und thi* incrca.w m spite of-s-nd with ter parents near Stony | Hojn Boms Grove. Indiana -nnirarftiv rail.> ■ 1 "m fin­ ,the summer vacation rraduat*, do tbeir alutf ite fact that tte avirage price of Pmj. Charles Uclka and wife of Jack- - Jhuradat call ‘I?,1 .M .5*r: Harlow Mir and family atu-nd " 'son and Mr and Mrt>. Frank Reams t*"* hunie were. Mr? Arhr Spindler ed the relaxil reunion at th. Iiu*h of Hastings were ;Memorial day . °f Woodland und daughter Mar­ ncll MtboJ near Clarksville Bunds) garrt of (Manchester. Indiana FILLETS OF HADDOCK N» B»ae lb. 10c I guests of Mr. and Mra. John Lictthe class nf 19X1 are • John Overholt and family «•! nra Mr. ...d MrEllnnAc visited at, tthe Cnark ka. . tneir own Th-ir many B. HAM Machine Sliced */g lb. 121.<c ■ Mr. and Mrs. Jesse FgrglMm of <-■ (uow, overho't <..t Orand ..pmMbbm OwM home tad. Sun<* Hand«> | Grand Rapids and Arthur Van Due- of Mrs. Lydia Simpson \v«« k end att PURE LARD Home Rendered 4 lb*. 29c I Wwlr im'iI etu'.t. ... « - Clarence tsen and son Jack < t Caledonia «• ’• Hugh Murlts and children of Jack- Feltaer lxm.<- urn- Mr and bAre MINCED HAM Wafer Sliced lb. 12H, . guests uf Mr. and Mrs Julm Uctka lju,, o( t^trfA. B<-i <n and d.m.-L I a few days fast wstk cousnw. Mr and Mrs L. M. Curtiss. June, also Howard Felty Oertruds and Russell Price of U(11J wnrf. Ind.. Mr. and Mr {Hastings were guesU of Mi. amt ,Mln Marks aM<| <h,uajlt4l. r> .. ., <>wu G[„l( s Is the FIRST Consideration I Mrs Charlie Pru-e from Thursday cj .Grand Rapid* called .Saturday at at the Frii.'rr home When Investing Money ! until Saturday t|„ j., M. Curt tvs hoim -----Tender Chuck Cuts of Choice Beef . Frank Brayton b cnj.-jhig a few Mrs Ella Cutt. un.» im, u^n niakbut ter wetkV vacation with hi* daughter. lniI ul, elte»ded vi»u with Hr ••■■i No f-rni of huanrUI Itnexlment show, a higher percentage :Mkdge. in Detrull . u!i(1 ln Milua. k,, r-'• IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT • Mra Will Haber and son Date arui tunad to’ ter te<m>- In.m u rev «.n btuUM-. jMm Molder and daughter Allen*' main indefinitely never lost a dollar of any members FLAKE SOAP < । of Woodland and IV^-it E-rl **f William-Wm. i of KaUnuu.x, caBtOUld kill* pllndpal. Belding were guests at th. Uomte ed oj, bu ,.n(eri M1, c L h. na< y .rrtcs~p home and attended the gradUuttiK Monday Inueit in NA T10NAL Sharet exercise., Thursday evening El) . 4l, Dan .dah and Ki. cCoati. Dan G.a-J.h Good* n-idyh and CERTO bottle 25c ' Mr. and Mrs. B. F iJghlfoot of Walhuc CJunpb-11 relurrwd hum. Alien Bn I r«rs training camp u-. F Grand Rapid* were Memorial day (ri>t„ thBjr .lt Or„v WALDORF Toilet Tissue 6 rolls 25c Mr Alton- dan a- soon as he U out o guests of Mr and Mt* Gail Light- Indiana, huvlny comj.J»i«i th. ir BEANS Quaker Maid Small 6 cans 25c work. 1 f00’ n.-x- Arnold. ; .Mr and Mrs Clamh Walton and Mr» George TT. nuron B now Mi s R'ltl family are-now comfortably located b^x horn., much miprovid m ’he Eri-U*.n Bu- reslihnce owned by Mrs J health, after Mr recent oo-.-.t.-a thc 'nmmaput W u c<"’1 Mr and Mr*. Geurtre Thumi—,» *cho«'l m Middles^! DEL MONTE CORN No. 2 can 3 for 25c Sunday caller, of Mrs Cora Ga* atmtef.d U>-graduating ot tn.-flu,, gramlated Mis* E ill b- greatly ml------------------ ‘*ed Fatrchl d and tlnB, High school e;..,-. lu3t. of daughter nf Mr and SHREDDED WHEAT 2 pkg*. 19c | wife and Mrs. ,M —'-. ‘J: y-~-wnicn tnmr ItehujHs-m wllug-h th. t: mnddangl.!. I M* -. 1.-.I- Alien .• a , re of H . . <choo) and church 1 Ph.u me.,* ... .. . ........ . V ( ,. Ki ,. 1ItbrI v . -(1 . , J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. • of Ha«ting** und Philo Scgerf ol pnn •nx.cr.pSALAD DRESSING Rajah qt. 25c ar*. May your ..Smynui and Mr mid Mr?.. Ed. 8e•• Mr and Mr* Georg.- Deming are laired -m Sunday te nisiand very happy one? . '“*• ’ •*' tended stay Lydia Willson, and te Mt <- Lucille Stricken und family lh-ming. in Wili-.ui. nnd f:.mtlj ot i! Grand R»pidx. were the week, । Sunday callers at Hie Hahn home ‘ Grund Raidd*. end >••.;< it.- of her parehtr. G D. and were. Mrs. Bertha Johmoirund son Mr Whilmorr PEANUT BUTTER Sultana 2 lb. jar 19c .Russell and Mr. and M; CluriHIG 'mid ri Several of our farmers arc trying Johnson and son Dicki;.-of Hastings * Tin re will t SARDINES Blue Peter !y mwtlnR Mr*. Manin <Ait n few acres of sugar beet , fdr Mrs. Ida Meyers of Grand Rap- .•••mce.s ut thc the first time this year We are hop, lb. can 23c CALUMET Baking Powder •ids is sjiending till- week with her ihrnch Saturday aHem'.an and lug they will well repaid in their I daughter. Mr*. Claud. Walton. ^Sunday forenoon. Sunday '< hoor.it ; Memorial day callers at the home |u nnd commtuii'Hi at n iI’ - On Saturday i> Birdseya of Mrs. Driln Yule were. Dave Fer- c’clock. T *d| be no’ Sunday t Hoa1 guwn und aoti J'-sae and wife ot s<-ho»l or eh r.t the North M Wr». Ori EMuFj Mis H „)rt measured bl', in. in Grand Rapids and Arthur Van Due- E-.anre iir t rch Sunday. Cog.d Mr. and Mr». William' j(-n6-h 4ume.s Stork hi found It und si-n and on Jack.of Caledonia Th- Ik'i... ..... »,/,■.<, ... »u Vtmwnmilr a. i. 8un-iwln iiave » mounted. Thu is by far IMr and Mr.- Wv Yule und tin North Eiang-.-lieai chui- h w-II meilattcr'.-. sister. Miss Boas, and lady at. 1r •'•• ; fchrt ui Gun lake. There would have bet n, fi\rnd uf Orand Rapid* cnlk-il at xf. Mr. tun had a tlshennan got hold tte'home or Mra. Delta Yule Wed-.-,n-r Fnda>-. June ft. c.hu. Chapman Ju- -,!.. Mra <d Un* while fishing. The orx . . . .... . Mr Hnd Mra Clare Marshall and Chapman ha- i.,en quiu-Hl but th-y • aught ««. winter waa small beside* | Rev. Loomis tUcnded the funeral fainlly were In Ann Arbor Tuesday found ter condition much tetter. th:* one. Inf a friend tn Woodland Tuiulay night and W.-drir-dav. Lloyd (.'■>,•-w* 11 w.-., hum.- from one of th»- fous of John Vander I । Frank Reese of Hainesville..LmttaMr. .xi<4. M: J*s*le Guy ata)!Camp Ctl-’et over th- v... kYnrf Kollt wax Atruck by a ball bat and iana. *.i*nt .1 ojup.r of duy.< ht.f fondly «»f nna NMhvfllc spent Sun-J Mr. und Mrs seriously injured tluit he was tuk;wrek al the Ford Carb home dav -v.rh Mr. and Mr- Hv: ,11 Guv ' ’ • — : Mcmopal d.tv gueste.'ot Mr and Mv. Mcrlyn M M '-. -hi:: of I;,..;..,, Manihkll llasURgs. and Manbm in northern Michigan With Every Purchase of One Pound of A&P injury. Mrs. Claude Walton were. Mr. and is sjx-ndiuj lu-r v.u-atloo .with h<i ‘ Mr-ami Mr*. Carl Miller nnd ‘ Coffee—A 20-Vote Coupon in The A&P "On to Mr,. George Brownell of IT< munt. parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Laurel cliildrrn Marjory. - .Virginia, and ’ HH AM H ntSTKK T. and Mr*. Ida Meyer* of Orand Rap* Mar.-hall Creighton of Battle Creek were Sun-, The Dorcax Society nf North Ma­ Chicago Contest" will be given to thc customer! ld'• • Jtd iiaid Whittemore spent atm­ day visitor* at Win WadrU’i. ', ple Grove will meet at the home ; Mr and Effher Routh tpent fpm-day with tn parent-. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grairs id....„ Mr.---------und Mrs----Geo -------------Marshall. Jr.. . Saturday till TuvMlay Ui Grund Mrx-Oli- WhitU-triore. of North »l»ent FVid t) with thejr daughtrr in Friday. Vune » A cordial luvitaRapids. Manic Grnt-f Battle Creyk. Sunday they called <m' tion to ail. I Mrs. Hutohm* Of South B.wn. gfr. :tn<! ifrs Harry Green and Mr. and1 **■ "* ■ Mrs. Cha-:. Surin*at• Ver-, Quarterly meeting of the TJr»rtl» < called on Mrs. Cota Gaulenvr .Sat- family of BArrpvUle and My. and montvilie. and South Evangelical, churches •_ ’’flay. Mr» Curt .Mareliall and mii» Earl .... .1 util be held Saturday afternoon and I MrtnoYial d.ty callcrt hi th- Hahn of Mat-hall were Sunday afternoon THE < lioss ROAD: ■ Sunday morninc-. June 10 and II. home were. Mrs. Mattie Lirtka ;>Ud ’jtupits of ' Mr. uml. Mr*. Worth ;,M> Ehie Tolhurst of J»t‘d ut the South church, ' ^daughter WttUild of Middleville and Grren ppent Hit week end w::h M.. ' ‘ Mr. mid Mrs. Keith Norton atldl '.Frank Cast'k- and wife ni^l syn Lew-- Mr.- iTank How-tofitk spent-Sun- TtiHte and Orval Tu’.-le and family Barbara of Murthail were Sunday See Your Nearett A&P Store Manager Today tA of Orangeville. .. clay witii Victor and byl<- Jones and Mr. and Mrs T. H Ketcham of visitor* ut the heme of the foynwr s Tune in 6:30 p. m. Daily, WJR, 9 a.m. Saturday* j Mr; and Mrs Einar Rou*lt‘Wen-1 rmdilu-. In Assyria. .Martin stent Friday-ahexiwot) with; parents. Mr an^Mrs Vincent NorHolland visitors Bunday . Earl Mmshail of Marshall spent John*Coak and family. . tMV' . • , Mrs Irving and daughter. Mr. th* *<<6k end with hte parents. Mr. Mi-s Maxine Stedgr and Mis?' Mr. and Mrs. John Darby enter- j RJiea Church, of Imng called at hhte Mra Curt Marshal! . ‘Charlotte McCrtnghi. who are in .tamed the latter's sister and family tin- Hahn home Saturday. xv and Mr* Claud Reid and training in B*i(lerworth hospital. from Carlton Center Sunday. j Rev Evcriugton of Grand Rapids farfMlj ’ of fii tth Hastings spent came Monday to spend u two weeks' i Funvriit .‘■ervict-s were held fiTi : showed pictures Monday evening tn .Stiitdayrnt Mr and Mm Fred Reid's i vacation with ti-.q former parents/ George Ehret at the Jiomr of his’ A CAKE PAN PINEAPPLE GELATINE 1 the iocal «f. E. chun-h . entitled/ Mr. nhd Mr- John Everett of Dc- Mr. and Mr* Clyde SteJgr ■ daughter. Mrs Fall. Bunday after­ with each purchase ot ;"Cirtldren of the DeMTU" which were trolt-were we. k end guratw at'the Mins Dorothy Woob-mn spent part noon at one o’clock. Mr. Ehret with each purchase of very 'educating and instructive, hiw- of Pearl fla*ore and at*te>. of last week with friends jn Kula- passed away Tiiursday moring after Chase & Sanborn j These picture, were taken by Mr Mr* Ada. m il. ami ttirF ail spent mazoo. a lingering illnrs*. BAKER’S • Everington himself; Sunday *ue- Bunday with Mr and Mrs* C. W ■ Mr* .sirs, xwrouiy D»m:iiy' Hu*jj<>ug Bu teuiar.ea Mi«, Ruth Mudge Is tn Grand ntn< he displared plctiit, - of the Whin-marOhuCHOCOLATE ....................-hivcl. (from Lowoh !<>»• -iwiaik .-on., im- Rapids visiting friends and is exHoly Land Those 'mlMtng Un-w, Mr. “ and ■ -Mr* fihre Marshall and prpved In hcphly.. .Mins Barbara ix-cted home the first of this week • picture.- missed a rare treat flmlly were Sunday guests at, Mr. Freeman b aMlrtl^g with the work A sifter medal contest was Julep Miss Donna Moore i, home from and Mr-. Houa.nl Burchett and Ernesi Wilham.: t-’ *t»yin? with at B-arryrtlte church Sunday Gve-; ‘Zlibspent the nftermrm at Martin lake ■ hi, mother in Ha-ting* w|» I. in,, nine Mrs .’-’rnlck of Hastingv grades in the Jackson school*. Charles _,Je:v,on and dauglmu.. very poor health. t coiidacted.fhe contest Mr and Mrs \V. s: Surrurrvr were Mrs. Doris. Bacon', and son of Tlai! Mr. ar,-I Mt . Asa Wilcox of Carer -7— * *»v-----in Hinting* Wednesday. •mill'd on the latu-rs. latiu-r Salur-, tlf Creek, wen- Decoration div ,, . • ,, M, »hd Mn Kull* .."’v:1"* «*! Tlie local school ekiMMl last wort S.I.-L day"lifter ir>un. with thr usual picnics All teaeh-iihiaii. ' i Irene Johnson* of PUinwrjl. ftpon*-* takes about four second* for the c,rs expect to te proem •next year "Hello Anne, thin is Helen. GftOVE. except Mrs. Sharp. and there will baji t-i run frwpi, 'temu- pl" > first iwi*e Children.- Dav MteKl*ea JieM w Shaffer. be no school te|d in that room text 1 Sunday evening u: t ight o'clock Mr,. Cyetl Munton and children 1 Mrs Fred AVlHlumi ViMted »wr‘ The Local Won-.cnj Birthday -ind Mi.. It.mnd. and clutdren of' "I’m line; how are yon? mother,'Mrs George RumcII. and merlin? win be held with Mrs '.Ha^Hnc itad a gjianw dinner at the. her sister and hu^bund. Mi. and «wd?rl Barnum. Jimr. ..Program 11**1’ atut.caltel mi old neighbor, and Mrs. Burt-Deming of Mt Pica^ant committee .Alma Baiilter swt Dmo.^frwndx Iwre recently. * 1 last week. Who accompanied her !l’v Barnum Menu committee. M«’Mr nnd Mr . E Duxberrv m tab­ " No, I’m at home. We jusi had the tele­ home for a week s »tav. pie Kimble .»ttd'l>na Ben--. An aft- i‘ng 'petit j fcw.daya at thatr eot-l ” --------------------------------------------------------------■ • tage he sc last week. . . '. Herbert‘Hincki.'v of Buffalo; Neu ernoon meeting York, went Uic week, end with relThe t, A s uzi !*■-. Hiur«dav phone put back in this morning. It seems atives here, reluming to -Buffalo -*'•<!» M* Mac .Ovcrim ft It- with, a Monday. fine attrndan. .-. quite a number .were, J so good to be able to call you again. Mr slut .Mr-. Riiv Huii.Hir.r. amt ”-<r. fr-II . • : . ra t i. Arc getting scarce ... We have a few e^tra good used cars te-.eri) are spennirg thr «rck with ’hr precram u .< ;, i..iown " u-.:h. ~ relative* in Battle Cr*k Mr," Hora w-m t ano Mra Horettce । » Mba Illa -ntornai o! Ha-ttug.K*l ciptl.m. .-f >k!r. Mr. ” Let’s get thc crowd together this eve­ 1931 MODEL A DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN spent Thuisuy unh Mi- Mar* U-.’rll, I-;.-,, ■ r.- rr • d.r.<;; Lou Henney. ' : Th^rr were 57 in Sunday 8cl10.1l. | Mr* Hazel Roush of Has! ingnuid l»t Sunday morning-and a good, at-1932 MODEL 18x8 STANDARD COUPE ning. . . . No, Jane hasn't a telephone. ■ ter mother. Mr.* Mar-. Lou Henney. tendanre at the tnenirig servtce spent Memorial day ui Lake OderM: ■ I red.* ,v:ra: 'i .■..*■: .-.'ci i: :. g 0 A |r I Bl ■ 1930 DICTATOR STUDEBAKER 8-CYE. . . . Yea, Mary has. Ask her and John. . sa the OQtmra Normal U,t Thursday I DM l\l HU | I Mr and Mr* P. A Thojnix atMr. and Mi E S ’Ilwiwvon and ■ r 1932 MODEL B STANDARD COUPE tended the ProgriAsiv.- «:< tht-n d.'.isht--ra . ;•• r.:•!. Ed- ■ pf]u|J|^ED B I church In Campbell Sunday and ««1 Thompson and faauh ■ I\XvVWIbI\ A **All right, I’ll see you tonight. Goodbye.** 1930 MODEL A TUDOR D uU T O (Nub will u hold its. were guest* of Marlon Clem and■1 Hie “ ~" ‘^ ” * “ .anniversary meeting M Jhc chureh. family at Carlton Center. ■ 1929 MODEL’A TUDOR I Mr and htra. LaVerne Seger of -June 14. with n« tuck dinner. Tlie. , program is hi chsrgf Of Marv Town .. {Grand Rapids were Memorial day.. w-nd and Carrie Van Wie. Tlie Kel­ Order a telephone today. Installation callers at the George Seger twine. ; Bring in your old car and trade for one of these late models. logg Foundation Nurse.. Mkw LTnm . ' \ AS 42 YEARS AGO / , I Mrs. Mary Lou Henney spent Wednesday.with ter son Leon und will be the speaker and there wil) be! will be made promptly. . ipet-lal music F C. Wing is preach- . wife tn Grand Rapid* / SPECIAL PRICES ON TIRES . Mrs. Ella Draper expect* to be, Ins every Bunr.ay evening at West ! wa. ' ' moved back intq her-own home tn ISebc * the near futurrf. 1 Esthetic dancing Is tttore three ’ ECONOMICAL Rev. Coan of Milledgeville. Indi-*iearnest girls are snapped, alula . Fou areeorrftaUy (■ viudto mm tikeUl . and EFFICIINT *•: leaping into t>e air in .unison by an 1 rjAibil in iA» Communicatimie home Thursday. uncomfortable photographer bins HuilHing. Century uf Progrr»i EsjkmIDon Seger and son Carl of Clarks- on , hl» stomach HASTINGS, MICHIGAN tion. CAioofo, Jun. 1 lo OclibrrSl. vtlle were Friday eveninc inert* of TELEPHONE 2121 others . Mr and Fir. George fccpn .I Tlie Tte Print*, rruiui of oi *vs;e-.- iI: s• oapaixs. cspsb'.e | Mrs. Ella Catt visited friends ui'air pilei and handlM ’he een’reh i MIUlbHtOr POUNDS Util) Caledonia Monday and ■Twaday. of the Do-X when the airship »» OUR CUVIRHMtHt 1 Mrs. Mina Bentley of Battle Creek.m England. Sensational tv MEAT Values! Hams JUNE 7 to JUNE 10 Pork%2-25c Sjafety of Principal Roasts Kirk's ®11£ ffiatimutl TGoan & Unwatment (jtfompatu; IOb-Z5C Super Suds 2 Salmon MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. «• 10c pink 3’:. 25c Matches " 25c 23c 8 O'clock Coffee Ib 19c Bokar Coffee 25c Red Circle Coffee »•■ 21c BOYS! Win FREE Trip to World’s Fair at Chicago! FREE! FREE! COFFEE "WE HAVE JUST HAD OUR 19C TELEPHONE PUT IN AGAIN" ■b. Z9® A&P FOOD STORES Good Used Cars r/ SAME PRICE V 25 ounces for25( UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO. �Mr. and Mn. Bob Lord and family WEST HOPE. Lauris Anders received tlie sec-,sp*«“ Tuesday and Sunday In Bat-j end highest atefage in Barry county '*e Creek. in the eighth grade examination.1 Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Springer find A’,b*rt Arentz'abo poised with good children of Bowens Mill* spent Sun- LEGAL' NOTICES snor Johnson Vtalted where Lansing Thursday and ,wnv < ir'iuinu iu UK' nqnw. ------ .---- ...I----- „ .----- —■ :u and family. Mr and flttwnth birthday Sunday with a Tltld. uf Potterville, on l»rty. i>, where he v. ill spend Davey Crockett of Bowens Mills ■ called in tlie neighborhood Sunday r Johncock and Jack evening. . PITTSBURG ■PRODUCTS Interior Wallhide Outside Paints SEVENT ERECTIN Floor Enamels White Lead and Oil Humphrey Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. FRANK SAGE PHONE 2515 Kalamazoo spent Sunday afternoon with her parents. Mr. untt Mrs. C. EACH WIL1 DATE SE AND COl LARGE AODI LODGE V. K. Kello Looking Afti Camp Fire guests from Edmore. Ionia. Battle Creek, Jackson. Cressey. . Hickory The Camp Pl Liberal Trade-In Allowance On Old Tires the W. K Kcllogi lias brgun on a li Ledge, which will center us well a inrah will be pr trig merry music und everything is i-hapr tor the 0| summer period. Work of potirli Is now Rultji: mi. nt the south v Lodur building. 4.40-21 1 Firestone firestone S'jPER OLDFIELD TYPE Firestone SENTINEL TYPE S5.85 6.30 7.00 7»b5 $5.65 $.10 $-85 COURIER 1YPE bcniitiiuj -i-ttli; uud tin- damp, are abut Ix-ing t $5.10 $5.15 3-85 4.30 5.4S *•17 ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 HASTINGS, MICH. Corner Jefferson and Court Streets 1 iit tin- }'irr«|one Ihuhiingat " t Century nJ I’rngrrr*," Chicago. Ser thefanunm ('.uni-l)ii>i>ed lire* being mule in a nuvlr NINETY FAN PUTTINI Welfare Asso, . Donations and Tom Some’ time ag<i May 29. -ft33 WOMEN'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE MOTOR CAR There is come doubt that people care'.to hoar very much about what / goes on under the-hoods of their cars. The driver knows that "driving qualities" arQ- not accidental: they are put there. How the manufacturer creates or evolves those results may not irtterest"hin. Ho judges entirely by thc results ho gels in driving. Well, it is not essential to.talk "shop": let us tai* Results. ' Smoothness. Drive the Ford V-G and you will find that th" engine runs’wTtlTsurpasslng smoothness, duo to Its design and the extra prtciso' ecthodp of its manufacture. Power. There it is, 75 horsepower (we could say 80J AT tfio dti’vorhart ror'the driver's use. With less weight to pull around, tho'mettlo or this car---- its life-like response----- is rather remarkable. Economy. Our V-B develops more power on a gallon of gasollno than Mileage is partly a matter of individual driving, but any car we have made upder average conditions the Ford V-8 does 17 to 10 miles a galIon. .Of course, car economy is not only a matter of fuel. Ford V-8 has that . too, but it is also economical in the complete sense—initial cost. operation, maintenance. Appearance. This is woman's contribution. only be useful, but also good-looking. View the Ford V-8 an^-tfou will not need out comment on its, fine appearance. Comfort. This also is woman's concern. In 30 years,she changed tho motor car from a wagon to a coach. Comfort is a quality made up of numerous ingredients. There is no comfort without a quiet, smooth­ running engine. We have all the other ingredients too.---- color, good The ci|y cnunc for buying hrcc.il of milking this r possible, and han efforts. H’ght now. tht Club, which has BMlstalKC. . If'these ninety FOURTH DIS VAN Tl Leave Legion . -at 7:00 A. B ers at Klon and. Auxllla Otic Lake Utile It .is pUnncd t can Legton hall 7:00 A M. goln’i pinniiK where tl taste, quality, ease, safety, roominess and convenience. EMMANUEL TION E Held Daily D July Sami Forme � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-06-14.pdf 4b0f5021669051067217643436a4d412 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR 10 PAGES ANXIOUS TO EARN CAMP. FEE OF $4.50 HASTINGS, MICHIGANjJUNE 14, 1933 ERECTING FIFTEEN SEVENTH GMS IONIA OFFICIALS Fire Girls Will Be Glad CAB NS AT CAMPI Camp VISITEDHASTINGS^;~:^r MAKI 4^9829 to Care for Children, Do CITY TAX RATE FAR BELOW THE AVERAGE , .’.02--A^frao. Mending, Etc. Town’S"Was $14.24 * EACH WILL ACCOMMO­ Tlie Hiutlhgs camp Fire is eatab- INSPECTED WATERWORKS 1 Jt is-Interesting to know mat Has- TWO HUNDRED FOUR PASS fishing J service bureau tor the .• DATE SEVEN 0IRL8 AND SEWAGE DI8POS RECENT STATE EX­ I tings In 11132 hud one of the lowest benefit of patrons and Camp Fire J ' city tax rates, for a city of between AND COUNSELLOR AL PLANTS AMINATIONS Girls If anyone in need o! services PAGES 1 to 6 Civic 17688383 C<SS Wi<" "Outward Bound 4Tnl|LME[IK Man? Spectators Return to See Second Performance of Drama w *' Outward Bound." first major pro- leading lady*or hero. The success ofPTPnTVh ductl'oii ot the Hastings Civic Play- - the plot depends on all nine actors— K£-ZiLi6UiSU .5.000 and 10.000. in the state The । that a Camp Fire girl can do such era Ar-sociution waa received enthu$-;not on two or three principal stars —— rate last year was $7 62 per $1,000 . ' us mending, housework, care ot chllLARGE ADDITION TO valuatioh. This yiar the showing ACHSAH BUCK HAD iastlcaliy.at the performances given as m the usual play An Inferior, THEY MERITED THE AP, dren Oi olner work, will call Mrs E SURPRISED AT ECONOM­ will be much better as th? Tate will ui Central auditorium, heir, June performance by any one of the LODGE BEING BUILT A Caukln. phone-3479 or Mrt Milo ICAL PUMPING COST be $6 00 per $1,000 valuatlofi, with THE HIGHEST AVERAGE 9 and 13 The fact that many spec- characters would detract greatly PROVALOF THE PUBLIC | DeVries, pitone 3281. they will tlie city's totaj Mscsimefit cquallred tutors after wemg the play on the , from the production. That is why I — . । recommend girls who will be glad of W. K. Kellogg Foundation Especially Interested in Fact ut nearly $400,000 law than a year Nyol Brown Was Close Scc- opening evem'ng came again for Um* Outward Bound" u difficult for an Hastings' Fine Schools Are ;the opportunity of obtaining work? ngo wrjtid performance illustrates to, 4 mate ur t roup. .One or two talented — ... n .. Looking After Interests of That Our City System is ond—Student! Pass Into Last year the average local tax what extern thu umiaual play actors cannot carry the rest of the1 roisioic Because 01 ad‘ Camp Fire Girls Work Operlited Profitably late p?r $1,000 valuation nr 46«J took hold" and at the same time, cast along. . the Eighth Grade aence of Dissension 1 Tin- Camp Fire Girls’ camp al iit'iire KeUogg-campat Clear lake. Mayor Spaulding ot Tcniu and all Michigan incorporated to*ns was Two hundred ftfty-rix seventh is a great compliment to the con-1 The very fact that on the opening The annual school meeting was ;n which the players evening, cvTiuiif, the u>c audience auuirixcc sat .tab for bvt nearly tirariy . . Cirar lake, south of Dowling. la a the members of the council of that graders wrpte the state examination vmcing'manner . '.lireand'*one-half hours in tiic heal held in the Central School audltorstagedit. • ------— •1 — very busy place these day:. Fifteen the Kellogg Foundation will duph- city vjdtrd Haatlngx Tuesday and two hundred four were promot­ iver half the overage, This and Tht- dramh by Sutton Vane is a of the uuditixium. paying close at-, lum on Monday night. It failed to new cabins ore being completed by Wednesday of last week. They came ed to tile eighth grade. UH Foundation. K.immutum work Anything you can do to. here to see the working of our sew­ all be less than half: .... tcntion to the very end. indicates the bring oul u i#nfe 3 crowd as that •--tucT-: ... it _ u the •I.-- W K Ri-Hom Work mn ‘>r “nr Ai ltvah Buck of the Carlton Cen- difficult <.ne to - produ.-. Camp Fire Girls will lx age has begun on * l_.„. ..Id disjxisal plant, but especially to ....... r.. • SB ABM. BIK- ,11 tri* school received th? highest av­ type of play that onreither lik< s im- ............ U’dnc. which will be the recreational Of votes cast was 164. enge in the county. 94 per cont. menrely or doesn't llko at ah U a prcciated. At the conclusion of each ____________ - - minutes of the previous un•' tor by the middle of-the ml- performance the players were rework-. pl.ii>- of Hustim:-. uhhh has Nyol Brown of the. Lincoln Mlioof ... Avyna .. . . wnn .....ond meals will be prejMied and served . a Mate-wide reputation for excel- < m was very ...ne an , ; '«"* • >*f': full qulted by the audience to answer nlul we read Mnd lpThe saw and the hammer are inuk. lencv mid low tux'rat ion cost Only average of 93 4 per cent zignifkarue .d tar hm> ..nd plot, the .< urfaln calls and bouquets were provra and the treasurer presented Hig merry music al the present time |three or four mc’mbrra were here, Wm Robert Drake of the Barnum hk.-lj tx- t.r.-.c burin,.1 j.n-.-« nted to each at the three worn- hb, report for *.iw year ending July I. i<nd everything is being whipped into on Tuesday. They were so favor­ schvof received the highest grade tu 11 'b‘ one “connect* «n in the play A the second per- 193, He could not, of course, give etui I >c for tire o|*ening of Hie first ably impressed that the mayor and ........... • ----— was ..... Ja culn p,rlr .leiMl uw present Word Study and spelling which was *1:,‘ *>’sr,! ,,! t,M' htama it betxxno formancc. Mn>. .......... Florence ----Groos complete .report ILK for the summer period. the re.-t of the aldermen together requested hv by the •>»•* players, year, as thb. will not end VH per rent In penmanship. Aciuah «*. “*■ T4t exciting three-act ^.'pe.'laliy "«•«*<«-« — ------------... sear_ ------------* until Work of pouring concrete for tire with other Ionia ofllciuh arrived MISS ARBER, FIELD SEC­ Buck. Ilah Dingman. Bettie Emer­ adventures uiuiginubk- : to appear on the stage and receive a tlic nts( oj ntxl niomjj. However, he foundation of the new cuinp kitchen here, Wednesday AU were greatly itu an ambitious underbouquet <d races In token of their dld glve B tentative report covering son, .Margaret Kellogg and ElizaT “ 1 ' >' * iv * U1 -------------RETARY. TALKED TO JACK RAKOWSKY HAS tntnrestcd as well as much pleased ic)mi year. belli Streeter each received 98 per taking fur an amateur group to at- appreciation for splendid work she thc ut the .south eiid of tiic present over what they saw and with what BEEN CONSCIENTIOUS ROTARY CLUB president Fred Johnson, on mocent In reading. Ix.tiis Starkeh re- te,np‘. for a drat production but it did in connection with the prodticDxlge building The foundation and ; they learned about the economy at 'reived 100 tier cent and in geogru- w;is "put acto-> with the iinUh and '*lon , „ ' .. . , ' Hon. appointed five tellers and b*iENGINEER flrat floor of the addition will tie our waterworks pumping 'plant. • Outward Bound required connrit cul ror a n^mbcr of ) phy Uw hlithWt grade was 94 per cvanplftera-A of a reteran troup. completed thU week; but the struc­ I Ionia lias a big Diesel engine lo NINETY BOYS EN­ •rent earned by Ralph Swift In 'Outwuid Bmiixl Ls a rencsxo! .‘•iderable work for proper -itaging th(. Mh&i boord to succeed Carl ture will not be completed until next ECONOMICAL CON­ i furnish power for its pumps In its • physiology and hygiene Bennie varied characteitza’.ions. In the or­ The members of the cast rehearsed Wt.splnUr. whose term would expire ROLLED AT PRESENT full, when the kitchen will be tin; waterworks plant. This engine has (Continued on page fivei. , on the first of July. Because of the Brooks received 9H jier cent to-low dmary scnn-dFthe word there U no hired and the new camp dining room STRUCTION OF ROADS bcm operated for better than twenty is a list of thu-sc who were promote! ------------------------------------ - ---- 1 __________ _______________ —------- - excellent service Mr. Wesplnler has connected with the south end of the • years mid is entirely outclassed by Three Graduated From Al­ to the eighth grade. ’ given in his six years on tile board. kitchen A large dormitory build­ During His Regime Not One such n modem .plant as Hastings bion High School and All ASSYRIA TWP. - Bell — Donald 1 Ids name was again placed in the ing. which will provide winter quar­ • ixissesaes, Robinson. Earl Thompson. Eagle— I field with no one opposing him. The DROWNING FATALITY Were on Honor Roll » Cent of Taxpayers' Money ! city Engineer sparks took .the1 tern for forty under-prlvilrged chil­ Dorothy Htilnies. 1 Donald Martin, i ballot was taken and the tellers redren; Will uImi1 be constructed at this 1 members ut Ionia’s city government Mi'c. Elta Helen Arbor of Detroit, Thornley Runkin. Louis Starken. Has Built Jloads 1 po. ted a total ot 143 votes cast, of camp next fall The present camp 1 to tile waterworks plant and showed field secretary for the.Starr Com­ Austin—Maurice Newberry. Aseyr- Hastings People Had Tragic which Mr. Wcsplnter received 134, Last week We chronicli d tin-, fact' them that Hustings "has four elec­ a kitchen will Ixi.uwll far the .sum­ monwealth, was In the city on Mon­ la—Bernard Gibbons; Sheldon Rus­ । with nine scattering. that Coirniy Engineer J A. Ra- , tncally oix-ratcd pumps. The small- day. when she appeared before the Experience at Lake Almer . . , ; The term ot A. Lynn Brown also EuUi of the'fifteen cabins, most k'»*J.ky had resigned, mid would end':«.m has’a capacity of 250 gallons per Rotary Club, presenting the work of sell Ellis—Roger Pilgrim. Briggs— Gon-Quin on Monday Ruby Reneau. Lloyd Terpening. o! which are ulreudv completed, will bis work on Saturday. June 24 It l minute The «cxt two have each tiic Commonwealth. Geraldine Van Auki-n. Checkered— ■ We often read of cases of pre-. ATTENTION TO A PROPER cvwor to him must be elected. Si The a’ccomnuxiate seven girls und n Quite nrautury. we think, for tlx a capacity of 350 gallons jx.-r mlnutf. • At present, tla-re are ntoety boys-,„ BMC Davis. Lincoln—Mary v <mtrcs.. metutiou where impending danger] OBSERVANCE SHOULD 1 names of Mr. Brown to succeed htaCharles, .cpunsellbr. Five of them are Ur be taxpayers to give M.riou.% thought, The largest one ta connected with ut this place of refuge, more than 1 Irene E-.elyn Berry. Frances Charland, >elf and of Wallace Obom were ofnorth and ten south of Hie Lodge I" th‘‘ ruad situation in this county tin* new well and has a capacity of ever before. Burry county having Dorpthy Seltler. Nyol. Brown. Ken-■ or warnings an- conveyed through i BEGIN SOON bred Mr. Brown received 134 votes. ■ pay cldc m ans not quite explained On account <:f of liaviug having m much hilly l«W gallons per minute. Our city Tilt* fira- wooded ureu alii make a 0:1 .v>> nuieh lads HxT1’ । neth Strain. Arlu Vandlln. Haroldi by ordinu.y deductions Mr Osborn 29. one .scattering. With­ circum.... bcautiiui iVttlng lw Um buHUimcr «»“> MiW country.’ this county L- engineer explained that the economy twb One well imagine the worry Smith. . out question Mr a>born would have --- can — •«■•••••jstahces that cannot be laughed at MUCH, VALUABLE u;jd tlie camp Two •<iu* <.n<-0!olthe themost niftstdllhcult difficultininthe theMate,, sttit<> .'of tins urrangvment is due tb the rexixauibility that Floyd Starr BALTIMORE TWP. — Dowling— or easily dfsmlswd as Just -a uueei nr ubu Ix-ing erected adjoining the lh which to maintain u m«>d .system fact that an electric (mipp will at ull and umcidence. HISTORY AVAILABLE .S’Sn'TXSd.S' and his' hei|x-rs have in nrovtdlnir providing ;’ vir<rintn Vlrginm*’ Wilcox. * ‘Dorothy' Joiuts. coincidence ;,lid Ids heiiM-rs . ’"' .. .| two groups of tubiiiA. All the cabin-; "t county mid.-. In counties where times lx- more cconomicaf if it shall *,-uu ----- , Bobby f>uv«i - am Such 4a umk case surely occurred hi ----but no one had suggested his name will be completed lids wick? A log the l.ind te level this U not r-o be. operated ut about, lu’ rated ca­ food, clothing, shelter and educa-, McOmber—Dora Gardner.' for tlu-c ninety i»ungs wonaay Hustings, Monday, . .; -----' youngstess. '—T"a'” Traver. LeRoy Spicer. Herfdershott ••l-.-l.......-, M nuMings. Monday, involving well The Tract Known as “Barry until about three minutes before the t'ixt pr of siding aiding is t* Ix-ing i> im; u.«-d u.-s-d un on the tfUb!«^>nir. Barry county will have pacity. There are times, especially lion many of whom have never had a -Margaret Garrison. Raynrund Tpknown people here ' b o ’‘77 V“d. Garrison. Raymund Tj>ixople here. Rnnt Purchase” Sold balldl to •» ukcn raTiins, to the buildings al, a lol <4-problems to be worked out ai night and often during winter ’ similar A they received the theloving loving bias bins W.-rks-Kenneth Weeks—Kenneth Burjieo. ■ - lur - son Harry hme wheretlw y revived Burpee, BaBa- ywith mi chaufleux County Seat Purchase Sold leuvea >he memberaWp of the in carrying on tfhat lx the evident days, when 250 gallons per minute home (Continued on page<'nu*> ut Starr , CommonMl•• Tobias. Brooks,— airs xj, ii. H..A. Adrounie was rv;uriuiu; retunum:!by Eurotas P. Hastings : board precisely ox it ha* been. There ---............ Durfcv—Bcnnlc —. ........... .n- aotvuiuc plan <il the state, of lulling cWry-i are ample for many hours ot the care, they g<-. *rea .kJ> 4 X* ^“orhd Gladys Van Patten. Barney Mills— froni Grand Rapido in the ..IterMany of our readers attended the WiU 110 reason why a change should ro.id in the county a part of tiic (Continued on page two. Rtrrss. the burden is doubly hard, ns Garrett. Isham. Ar and MartiM. En-„.4... .1 . Many 01 our rcaoera u u _na ea inc .ah NINETY FAMILIES county system. .That la why the PUTTING IN GARDENS state 'has provided for th? taking PEONY DAY 0B------------------- . ----------- --------------- —voting ladies walking cn the highway ycar. nlcn. IWW ln progress.------------------------------- -~ ' over by the county’of ail township; I^FRVFn IM HASTING’? appropriations by county boards oi aid Near. Dennis Frederickson, How- u . tIH . cureciion-oi tne iuk <- one oi in the direction of the lake «.<• U or sc,.., wlll the centennial of , PW “ „ » nd , hiBliwnys. ‘. . , or scon will ire. me oi J""* \btKVtU IN HAbllNbb •11I>.,vio.rS D.M year ubout $6,000 .rd C<xlllCT. Carlton Center-AehUn ueXtatoX of Welfare Association Asks for' We can understand the disjnsltion the ” settlement of the city of Ionia tl» n'; Ji"';■(ah Buck. Betty Car|x-ntcr. Soli5? Howard - --------- ■ - •its \™%“Lu!i' Wd24a°be “1?. I«®*'H h“is‘ fine that the nremtors “• —• ’ll• n\ n TO rimn n.dinn chnuirt he «rtv- of the .school board have worked U>of the county road coinmi>--lon to Lovely Blooms Placed in the ■ Donations of Cabbage : save expens-fc fn a time like thL». Stores by Merchants and Tomato-Plants c.i|X'Ciuliy when the county d<]>cnd<; . Wum. 14. p.4 .n April Ctarlr- Wlllu ful, '*‘^1 “* “ ““ “9* .««■>* C.iri.mjU .llhowh rial ..11 V« Rome time ago it was pQnnur.ct-ti'•_____ , upon _r„ what ________________ ___ ntirely it n-a-ivea from on Satuniay 1 lite $200 authorized by tiie Board, old Eckert. Helen Steckle, Donna ■>, Xdrounrf'was awav with the-1 n®Soccur un!** . ! Buskirk and the board Nothing can hi Ila- Banner that .tiic city would th.- stole to do all lU irt.id work, Barry eaunty’s chosen flower, the The outlook for grttmg Ha* balance Thaler. Ednh Newton. Wilson .JfTut havtog t^ibte wfth it I w Pa * more hurtful to . cU? JJJd7ia provide tin- ground und reed tot the Tht .-tate is not in a position to pay: : peony, had its first.official recog- ot Un- W.OtJo I* no’, very encouraging. - Gur-rnwv Welcome Corners—(John ..... lt an<i return, i'Of tlle of y1**11*110 af]d whnrte chan <Hi«en»inr» oyer u-hml u.ilar-.- lamilie.-. who would put m.jhq money it owe-: the coqiity. I’ mtlon Sunirday and was huhored in according'to Mbs Arber. Kenfield Helen Rose. Chewy—1 . L? . K.t s ™ , t<,|r «en<r*l ot this state, on the 26th jUrdt-tu tiiLs-.-.ummer to help les in <i’nu quit? probable tin- state cash the window- trims of many of the The yearly budget for the Com-, Herbert Ketcham. Glendora hfill«-r.;^.j|,Lepm/ jie fo&nd>>Mni Adrounk *£ny °r Jul}? ,8«-6 'O’id l° i the fact that the iieople bock the Ute heavy burden iiext winter. du? tlie oxmly may no! lx- paid ti<‘\t business houvs on State street.lore- monwralth is from $40,000 to $45.000.'.Royal Miller. Harold Nelson. Fredn^"’diSd ’b,e- Lansln!r ,KmK’bur>: "n,d Tchoo’board and th^rdlmd nT It u gratifying to know Hurt a to- year, mi tiir tnom-y available may Iv bouquet-, nnd baskets of this roy- the averag-cost tx*r boy being $1 00 die- O’Connor. Brown - Charlie nwtt lMt hV ' ; m,x't dW,rcs*d n.-lius Kendall, «il of Marshall. ; “dd 1 and su° • < lai ut thl oi (<» (o fnmiltcs families lmi.y huip responded responded t. n»l be adequate.tor linaticim: the .1 bi.-.,m making an attractive per day. which includes XoUuS Brertutse" Wayne Henney ?rX conmtion oi minu, urguu; mm 10 im-l. ’SUth ’ tor fo,. (jJP sum of of M00 $3,000 a tract., >*rtnUndenl pull together.' thia offer and are'.co-operating , in'county n.ad program for 1934. In islwwinu up and down the street, i rContinued on page six> iKnrrui. Theron Hecht, Wilma Us­ mediately out to Lake Al-Gon-Qmn|of la^d ln township three north of every way poiaubk. . view <4 this situation « decrease in . Tlie ------------— 6iyt.sGrovc-Ro-.aiie ??*?!'‘.“Iraw’»»8ht west, which is now ( KELLOGG HEALTH CAMP Tlie committee-having committee having We the "Peony "Peony ---- ----- • —•— a— »--------------bnrne.|borne. Costa rimve —Rotan.- ra.n. W G. Bauer luu donated-the UM- th.- salary of the county engineer:Dav" arrangements in charge are ahyh |Adv DCAI I7CQ 1 nett Marcvne Kinnc Raitlii—Rus- U*P / r 5*l,s happening to their '| lld'UUK' Hayings township, but 4 wax or-I to nDCkl nM II HUE 1Q ' '' IVWIWIIIILJ. WU* 4.' not VI son. A,ul And 80 so ‘insistent did 'she become ganized at nt that time time. The tract was Lil Tarei^r Mteu>nl dld hr becon «‘ | canned TO OPEN ON JUNE 19 o. neuriy ven acre., in the first was inevitable Bui we qin- .tion tire vi-.y grateful tn all who co-oix-ratcd HUAILIRni nCRLlLllo •ell Tna-laar. IH>1( tbe /I.W'l.'t' tt., rt.vl ,wit frw-,t .... .■ wmd. five ucics eoiiig into pctat--.. uiMiotn ot making so.drastic a cut; m making it such a success ’ ' «7fi FROM POPPY DAY CASTLETON TOI- Uke Vl~ toward the lake He wut, fortunate jpurcha!W - “ - - - ^77 . five ncn-j, into -beans, and .m Uu-.a- 1 -:ted Cj. Eai:1,"’.‘r Itokowsky to, There arc several very .successful * ° rnutYI rurr I UH I Tff. he --^15: colmty scat had nl- ( — Thirty-Six Children ----Will Go — Joyce Reuser. Castleton Center — (paianri. ubout 3.000 ci/bbitofc and to- ,.‘uuid in h>< resignation.. We arc clad Mor“trt *Ty ready hren i«dUd hereby eommis■ -to powers of pj-onies in Ihutings and Does Not IncludeViolet ContribuGordon. Keith Baas. " From Barry County .puitu plants will be placed, Tilts - ------ -* ---------------*‘ (Continued bn page Shf' r-J&eo tuer‘‘\As w allghtcdrand got to the ^^,8 le state: but there were ithe gardens have ixxn nt tpeir best. nonets O off u the pun -.Ruby Webb. Feighnershould provide crnuith to greatly re;:Shore tw saw three figures struggling no wltlf ments atav that i the imst two week*. । tions From Middleville nopKina. Martin— rnetui ... weeks, 77, scmrtncnoi wmvtime umcin *»» this; the First Camp Hopkins. —Theda Weeks.ducc the need during tire mining ENFORCING TRAFFIC Barry ville—Richard Green. Erinund - 1.”u. . J-----“ „* , ‘ “ P“rt oi °r narry Barry vuuniy. county. The One of the outstanding peony gar—a Fine Showing ... ----L,,? , ■ paru iiec tract | *nie opening of the Kellogg Health winter?*zz —...i-.....■ __ .wind |Wmu oiowiiuj. und ana recqiseu a• disai!u ",,t„„,.d ti.u ’ , , „ . . • Ind blowing, Umy, .nd received nTO>«a <l ‘-. <1,. nonlwn mi«x»r qu«rt.r «n,i .nd _ in western .Mlchigiin isslocaterl I deh.-, 111 TOrew-m nuuuKau (Continued on ____ page five* ---------- ~n — Ills ... .™ ------------lui|I M Camp nt Pine lake will be on June REGULATIONS IN CITY I In Barry county at Woodland, owned - , ? , t d'*' D:,wns, president of the । tressed call ,from son to cornel]1(>The ci{y council Appropriated 1100 I quick and help. ■ IB. Tidy will be U>e first summer for bininc ncce.stary sccdiCctc., and and operated by Mb-.-. Stella UIUj American Legion Auxiliary, has ivcda*ii/ DYHUAM (Continued on page three) 1 cvived to dale $7fil» as the receipts bUtb RYDMAN — — •FRANK IB ■ w.Tini. BUlVMIJlfe oil IIV 1 t > t ’camp this year and 154 children the Welfare AMOclatlon Is desirous: Eight Arrests Made for Vio­ • Miss Florenro Panyxt Many I Throwing off what OVUICI. clothes he of making this money go as far u. .P"?L „?n Sttturda>' i FOR $10,000 DAMAGES I mt'ilif ^YTr “4 AdtntinlB- mndr his u-iiv BIG RECORD FOR MAY lation of State Laws and i Hastings and surrounding neighbor-1 (from Calhoun. Kalamazoo, Eaton. possible, and have sued vded in their 1 hoods have made.the drive there the May 27. with Middleville yet to hear | City X"*-*”: “ «>‘v SHOWSJETJER TIMES £ efforts. , . Ordinances 1 past week’especially to#ee the yard;fr^n- , , . „„ . , , ' □Ubert P. Wckta.on Bogin. Right now. thfly need about 2.000 i Some time ago t|$e Mayor gave and nearby gardens—a mass of col-.from ,,,e ‘‘‘"''rent localor 3 000 cabbage and tomato plants. IInotice Unit unless then? wns proper ■ or with their, mammoth blooms of j “*cs •» county are as follows: Action Against Maple Winditorm Co. Add. >10,....— shujtes. —..." to cumpiete tluir gardnyfc Tho.-u jitlention ■ given to tjic requirements; white, wine, fiinJt und rofc V,'n5,$65.19 Grove Man ;lake the girls were already in the , 292,530 New Insurance rX who have a surplus of c.tbbaRe and jInf the state law nnd the city ordiit ,nl1 If you faiira fulled tn .tee to see thum tlwm iht«this venr year : Woodland. woodland. . ...................... 2 65 .45 tomato plant.1;, can ‘do 11 fine service i; nances aboiit.*'speeding respecting Gilbert P. Dickinson of Maplewater. mark tt on your calendar to do » .f?rove in May ert Louden. by dopathiK twin to tlx: A-vwclatlon. I! iratlic signs and. tn general, obeying Grove, has begun a civil damage' He was watching them from the. next year. It’s a trip that will re- Nashville ‘Rydman tor“iUh-(shore when one ot’them bei-ume ex- i As everyone knows tlie business of roLVm' Hickory . Corners- ----. SUT Could be left at the Wallace th? traffic., nites lx* would Cause pay you. • 2 JO j suit against Frank Rydi preMudy men- hausfixt and frightened und called1 the Windstorm Insurance Company couMi.^iuuei^am. cd <c Seed Store. <>r Mr Wallace the inrsi of violators Evidently - Begun a fewyeara ago ns an in-] -------- ;000. We have ...» for help He went ro her assistance or Charles Rogers could be notified that was not jdlc talk, for lur-t week, (viitive tor needed outdoor exercto-I Total $7600 > tloncd.the tact tiiat when the two:Lt — --I.... .—------------------------------------------------------------- ! of this city brings it into dore touth Hint the plant, called for. . Considering the present financial: met In Nashville som? ^inre agojand. land, as many do th in such cares, sheiwun shtlwith the inc pcvpic |»eople in of r.v.y every part «», of r_—Cocrinne Hansen, . the city officers picked up tour who► the venture has grown to 2500 or NASHVILLE gle |■ Michigan. Consequently Consequently whatever, whate ‘ Co-i>jxT.Ui|:g with the Welfare As- were charged with speeding and nut;: more splendid, sturdy hushes of out-: condition existing everywhere. the>Rydman punched Dickinson on the ; became hysterical, got a strangle .. jnew new business buxine-sa it it gathers gathers in. in. within within aa ^[L^swHn^^r^rlt^SiLw’Lnd spciatlon lx the Thornapple Garden! olkiTiing.stop signs, and four otli- standing ciiqroctor—which make the Auxiliary feels that $76 00 Is a rath- i jaw, breaking the jawbone. An as- hold on tils neck making his atsnowing thU tnw year, tnottgn tempi* to help fter •’•r» Club, which has rendered splendid <-ts who hud no licenx' plates on: ’ Parrott strain'' of peonies greatly er gooa good showing though I; sault and battery charge has been ]jtempU Irer almost lutite. fullle. I given period. period, Is is a fair index Index of ecoeco-; JT ~ ° lisabtance. ; , their’cars. prized. theyrc'd could use'—many _::7 dir." times that; twice ■— tried in Justice ‘- ------court‘ in this Dr.*•'Adrounie —- ----went - "------through *• —muchinomtc conditions In this state The K,.h.n ' ; - ------ ———• -------------amount in their welfare work, but -Cl<—v city In the first liutance the. Jury the same expenance and finally alt- jbig volume of new insuxanesjafem If* these ninety families should be | diXgreerf auu and iI<9lr lic*i next vumt care they ha.d got the girl tu by the Wk^tunn CompanyO^dShUkTS BALL GAME. ICE CREAM SOCIAl] are very grateful for this sum. Sev- di«.gicew i*n-y er •. .»4. m .draggle fcw vaw » “> w —- -■» - ------- 1 able to raise their - .vegetables for aTO>i>ttt..,i Rydman. n.dmun We u.-.. are 4f.. told r..trt tha' tiv.: !’Shore slum- all all being beimr very verv close r-ln— to to the th.. jin in tlie the month month of of May May this this year year furfurr , w .75,1 yr Dowling vs, Camp Custer, Second Hext whiter, the saving will mean ;; Home made ice cream and cake, eral.of the localities were not visit- acquitted point where wm-rr tragidy staiks tn a^T^on'IS^ Inft. at 'Vickery’s. Clear lake. Sun­ Fridav. Jun- 16. afternoon and eve- ed because of a luck of workers -to ' the Jury were influenced in their'point tragedy stalks In and and nmres nfthes ure tlie mret ma<t ampw ample prom proof u»t Hurt lot to tiic Welfare agencies another summer summer drowning fatality 1■ times t‘ni..s are ar? decidedly decidedly better better In tn Michl-. &Uehl* ■ *’ ckraSFY-Sen^ilth’^Utorta ।।'.ilng at Quimby church.—Adv, Other tracts of land in th? city 1 day. June 18 -Adv . V care for lire .sale -decision by the fact that their ver-1 another drowiUng fatality have also been offered for gardens, u:t , is recorded. recorded Tlie Tire high wind made made Ure the - k'an. in any month month in tn over two ----------------------------------------- ' *•* -----I diet might be used to sustain -a suit gan. Not in It rereue harder. Dr Adrounie statZ , rears has this .company booked such McAllister and besides throne mentioned above. : for-damages :n a civil action. Ii-«w£«5s hanlrr. Dr. Adruunie i's~------- .•----------------------------- "~T~ ..... It n was a fortunate string ot cir-i« “‘rge V0lUn ’r ° HfSSS CORNERB-Bemadin. appears that Dickinson issuing' v_olunre off MW new risks as in d d apprecia te it now Rydman with tlie Idea of getting 'cumstances that prevented it -Dr. ] "W- 1B33. when tire total new inFOURTH DIST. CARA­ dumnges anyway Adrounlc's car haring engine trouble trouble fsurjince «.!»»«<■ was was 110.293.530. The Tfi" penn*ojure—*a -। Kcr pie ''oft tM this- state ~ would )L.^V .P v Hole’' ----that forced him to return home“,,M have been hu secretary Acknowledged VAN TO OTTER LAKE as tiling in May 1932 or'May tvplren Mw-lk, Charles Tichton. i mother a premonition heeded: »nui—- — — — ^."-7.-:. —'. •‘’onANoKvtixB-cwiu, 'i- nmfiJust Im » u-— tL Wliv™ —Cletu$ evutar. Cutcher. [someone happening-’, along to give i*®3! to have given the Windstorm ORANGKVILLfi Leave Legion Hall Promptly FREEPORT -Doryld Kintz. . . CENSES WILL BE S0LD .lv th. .... ____ . RENDERED TINE SERVICE TO COUNTY TOLD Of STI 07163753 HASTINGS CENTEN­ NIAL IN YEAR 1936 at 7:00 A. M.—Meet Oth ers at Lansing Biggest Selling Event in History of PRESI ^ T E T Hastings and Barry County, Friday, June 30th and Saturday, July 1st Wi,B^X'Xr°” Fridav Eriday^d rtnd Saturday Saturday,. June June:IU 30— — Julv-1. will see the most mml „ Mr p A. VanTuyi of ui Y ‘Srt Now Law Stipulates That i---------- ',4r; ta'lhw >aMnt”>ive> .hr GOLDEN JUBILEE AT E. sales event 111 the hi.story of Barry county. T he done by President Roosevelt during. Pvi>rv Pinhormnn Mn«t ! INTFRF^TFD IN RFT'money then and werent. able to gel RAI TIMGRF PHIIRrM Thf Fourth District American Le- ,• important Bw(» days will bring to the people of this city and county the first twelve days of hix udmints-1 Every Fisherman Must IN I tn to I tu IN bt I n, «, the business was not forthoALI IMunt LHUHLn .glon and Auxiliary caravan goes to’ n> ----------Pay for Privilege TING COTTAGE SITE coming. Otter Lake Billet on Bunday. June !«uch opportunities for buying merchandise at money-sav- tration Uiat ire wrote him a letter' , a company that can add over no.- Pastor and People Planning ,'000,000 of new insurance in a single 18. far the annual birthday party. ; ing prices as were never before afforded. The Bander can- ^d^u* JcX,OJ«)n?m'reOraui- The ne’ laW provides tiiat every » „ ... Il is planned to leave the Amcrl- not at.this time give the details and complete program, tton .which had existed for more! ’“umnaX&Wa"h<»^^iVlMiBeorcational Opp°rtunities ot month is certainly to be congratu*or Celebration All Day can Legion hall here promptly ut laird. It I* needless to add that Sunday, June 26 i than tiirec years, which had seemed nlld Conservation oirtcer]' Barry Co.’s Rivers and 7:00 A. M. going via Potterville to but next week it will be presented. Watch for it. such a showing would not be p<MaiLansing where the others from the The dedunation "UelterSwUng. Iley." h.» been given L°n..";, ,“SSLl'k»‘ *PPr«ei«ted . , bie except for the splendid reputa­ The pastor. Rev. F. W. King, and district will meet the Hastings crowd to this great valuo-sacrittcing sale, which will mean much thinking that any attention would week as the reason opciu. on Sun-' non and ano record of 01 this tms company, “*■ °< Uje Brethren on Tuesday tion at 8:30 o’clock. and tlie fine spirit and fair dealing church in BalUmore Twp. are money saving to all patrons. It is made possible by the cobc paid to it. except that possibly ; day June 25. j a nlce let “ ' r fro,n a resident of one Those who are planning to go it has always’shown When people pjannlng a fiftieth anniversary celeLlccnMS ma>' ** recured at ihel^lh" please notify T. 8 K Reid or F. W. operation of the business'nifep of Hastings, representing can get such satisfactory Insurance braUon of the erection and dedlcaAruiable There will to plenty of ull liue» ..f nwrchendWw. , h! os the Windstorm -Company fur- tlon of the church to be held on can. for all wish to make the trip. at the very low'price patrons June 25. A very »xxl program la be­ For’Friday evening an interesting program has been pre- 11 ktto- from the President s recre-iAuto Sport g'h0J) alsd lrom Mr ing a cottage or cottage site on the rushes have U> pay for it. they realize that Ing prepared with s|W*kera and pared. At six o’clock P. M..there will be a twilight baseIHun,ncr; Vem Bera. Nashville; Har- Thonuipple or at one al our many 1: is a wise investment and nothing various stwclol numbers beginning <$ EMMANUEL VACA­ L«U iruniv between th. Independent, und the “n thuiroer Uw l.dy «yi "W. but. inability to pay could or would 10:30 A MTION BIBLE SCHOOL . Columbia Cleaners,Colored.Giants of Battli! Creek. CTT--------- " ------I Ville; Tubbs' Resort. Pine lake; h“re been to jour beautiful little keep them from getting such In- Hits churcn was erected In The company not only and lias been In continuous sendee From eight o’clock that evening until nine o’clock there. . ^june™4KGAIN event ?,pltAjers w^°rt’ Ou,n *ake: Henry a»d t^coiiid : surance Held Daily During Month of w rites a liberal policy but makes the past fifty year* and is in a good will be a bund concert on the court house lawn given by: It has been the custom for many '’snijth a^’lSeRon**’’ anrt Wl1 come week eh45” l,BW: J"s,men* ana fair “a adjustment and prompt W pay- stale of preservation July Same as in Two the Hastings city Hund. years for tire Rexall Stores to oiler: “ 77, |; ft it i* is eertainly certainly very pleasing p:easmg lo to nrenis niiiiti of losses Iubvcv, T!ic Tti« co:n;xuiy cc...p^y inainmain- A special invitation is axtandad to Former Years tiiat inc the icvjvaliuii»l recreational uu.au-*' advan- ’— •*<« *n zilch *“ch a“ so MUnd Q .*tn arrol ci’TO- fl... iTnaGnrvA <~*i i n to'tbe buying public an op|Mrtunlty i REMOA'AI. NOTICE ', know iiiav -'--— und "nangl*) all who have reread tMa rtMIHg te t«Ke» at our rivers lakes are condition P»V of «ta MStOT lire capacity of Rev. J. A- McNulty, rector of Em­ 1 1 Ak8 '30 Mnd m’.30. the ,Iast,n88 Commercial Club Dou- to save money on toilet gv-oii during j Joi,n Bulling A- Son have moved i------... I-..-.and rnndltian thatbeit call al wavsthat nav Uitscoil Uieal wan catucltv and ttMtt manuel church, announces that the blp Quartette will give a program of songs on the Court June. In this Issue of the Banner lthetr dlsp!ay bf radian and Bpartdn'coming so popular among non-rosl- ■1QMes prompUy. Tiiat Is why it vu fanuilM. presldtof Dally Vacation Bible school Is to be house lawn. V/41 IB l it Ob Stebbins, a.CL/UUU, proprietors |JB V|>. BW a of V. ]ioe j boxes DOXCS to IO the Crothers Hardware!dents that they wish to become per-;??** to. Carveth a ahowlng all tn session in July this year, as in .May. 1933 We congratulate lha munlty and tn f*«* the local Rexall Store, make Uiclr.store — Adv. manent vacationers here. From 9:30 until eleven o’clock there will be dancing on anncwncimwi^of Subigerent.T?e" company and its agents, and con- may foal inclined to I Enrollment in the school has been the'pavement on Church street between Court and State prices OLD FASHIONED DANCES. | gratuIaUy the people who have pur- to coma In the mor they------are---qubting win afford* - ------------------ -----------------HO.ME.MADE ICE CREAM. very .satisfactory in tire past, and is streets. Every Saturday night at dear ciiased over $10,000,000 worth of ail day. Ptewa brtnf 1 i purchasers a very . . ’ " * material *’ saving. । And strawberry shortcake at Carllexpectid to be even larger this sum­ I Read more complete particular* on, ton Center. Thursday. June 15.— lake beginning June 17. prizes given I flrst-dasa insurance in a first-daaa Hot coffaa will to s mer 1 Watch for particulars next week. —Frank Herrington Jf. I company. welcome. ‘another page. I Adv, 1 wk- rf �PAGE TWO THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 193J DENTISTS TO GET POST GRAD WORK I UU I Ultnu VIUlItl W. K. KELLOGG F0UNDATI0N MAKING THIS POSSIBLE SIXTEEN ------------- COME .. -_p FROM• THREE COUNTIES Period Covers a Week Starting July 31—Will Study in Evanston and Chicago Other Alumni! Fin- ■ DISTRICT GOVERNOR ,.clwoj ai)d Include Dr Charles B w« oh<.s.» y-mn. »,* Honor nt District Rotary Convention ford of Fennville: Dr. s M, Fowl/. of Hastings; Dr. Charles J. WoodA fine compliment abd tribute ». * “ ut PUinwrli D: Du.W J »u:d luinu <’ Hu>.t. a- ii knroi Wight ot Charlotte and Dr Gezrjr >•»« and st one’ime rvi;iroc.'«d ».i Hasting.- High m hesd but n >w .tipwZedetbaum of Charlotte Die group ult.r.ding the Chi.—: ir.trna>'t>i of.the 8< John* jhiWi: rohruh. At tiro 15th Ihstnct Rotary c.firxe of Dental Sursrss ... Dental l>pai:m<-t. 1, , ' . ;.ru.»>V‘P ■ ' ‘ ’ ’ t!' ’ deal­ 1th tlft* principle., and tech­ _• nique* urod lu tlie r AW action cd dare Ontario. teeth tend *urgery about the mouth .1 They will opiate in clinio at Cook r. County hteviui we'd 4 at ti.« 1 ••chool* Th.- - drntuDr Genrgv I. Ucku-uol ot tlu* ct’v »roti. ,,f w A <»f EaU.n Hair.-!--. 1>r Charle; A Rurtbra i of (;:.»<. . ’ ?> WORLD FAMED RACER HERE TUESDAY, JUNE 20 Ralph DePalma With Racing ' Antcnr- the Barry county yodn/ Car and Free Picture Bhow j Talka to receive diplomas from colat H. 8. Auditorium ■ OFF CltS LOCAL NEWS VIS TED HiSTINGS'^-^. WATERS CLOTHES SHOP (day. teaturday. Sunday ntghU. Nine (Continued from page one) .leges 11113 year were Roy Eugene -------------------------------------------Hastings U to have tlie.great priv-- ----------------------------------------------------- piece bond-Adv. Walters of Delton, who received a degr of seeing Rulph De Palma, vetW11,,n .lu% Tth* Brush Ridge Cemetery Circle degree of B. 8 in from ,ril’1 race <Btwr. who Will come tn Jeirofros’twvomTuM viTlonn TJlr S“l1_,iaye.1a, ?,cnlc ,l I’r‘,lric’'11,»’ “ agriculture •“ —...................... Tiro council h 'degree of B 8 in civil engineer- <wr „„,w o ,<r Refining Company tbe White Star puts on on its Its free freeshow showatattbe theHarting* HaHmg. ■' <' 11,11,1 Motijtav June 13 Another puts ttaAtiugs graduate from M S C p.-u k.—, auditorium, and, wiU ... T Ihgh — whool txwx. Guy Albert Colbert who was on thnl time. . on lhe the sU<e Mage at at that alien on M. -------A. degree । , Mr’ Dcp*,n“» k- being brouglit to nine, omitted from our Hasting* bv the Whit» stnr Wrfin Another mu ----: that of Kenneth ", C< mpany who ureronmro □ w'^> 'llR< **',>1<dual, — of -----preronting a lUdii..!, Hun Ifrnlurp *.,7 show atwin. ?_ jut U.nfc Wilcox, u graduate of Ha-rtings High the High rohool J»u-“ school with the cU's.of 1628. who ^torium Tuesday evening. June 20. graduated w an Ixmor student from Mt 30-9 30 The bill for the »how. P .r BW.1IW * Oollegr of K.l«- which it to be entirely tree include. u.,..- -> in IN-e 1932 H- « •• mart, a t„„ „IhPr (cures beside Mr Den lrr.’at ul pin Theda Pi frateinit. Palma, who wiif be prrront In per- gr.uitcd to Albert will £ the ?rick eLfi“ ••^Ir dMlgnated merchant Beer . V th tiro -Xn W‘U not ** con,ume<1 °J* thc I™"” h.vl m pl „ u** ' f"‘ an !iir2 £ *. 2 ‘ ™ >"u w“nt <o w « <*«‘ng “lto oiroratldn- Id tf iX wK machine, or 11 you want to rent one. \ “Peranrii. ana. it more water ar have . . ..the_.Singone ....... repaired, read ‘ht’u14 l* “* »(XX) imUon PU«'»P Pu„„, “ .. ready ,™i>. bv bv Just ■.bfuJjOT turning on can fro'inrraarod 1 Tn *’*c are ’’’‘ ,or *** Th~ ... <rc11 aa! <■». I« in tb,~ eXi^wT^in *ho *u,‘ P'*™11** CMr* T,le to a total ot 1.950 gallon* jmt min X Xch 1. m^h n X r£n ml ‘­ Utu'c*Gar‘«B ll« • "u"'b« ute. h‘ which Is much’ more T ’than „ dou’­ •'»<> "*«• r*r' lh,X sdverltaing ble the nmotihi’r»n' ‘ 4 ” n,h'1,l# elsewhere in thu issue of tbe Ban. . «)»,»»» ~h-«. Should anything Interfere with the ncr. '! he council on Friday evening - - F~- recognized the prevaUin* w age scale, theing'wages to be paid for city em­ ployees at 30 cents per hour for day labor, with. 50 cent* an hour for man and team. housewives should - X--~x, Frank Becker was given jrormisLEARN new methods ..;i" Mnn by the council Friday night to pul ii .Mini over the stairway leading to the basement underneath the oh! " s'8p"“H“,0-De"°l.oppenthlcn store, corner State and £* Fathers Day. Sixteen practicing dentists at Barry . Bst >n and Aibxjn r.mnt-. will receive post-graduate tnMrucnon tn ther prafetrional work at the NOrthw-Ktern Univeraity Dental School. Evamton and tiro Loyola Uraverslty Dental School. (Thlcagn The sixteen, under the afrangenients made by the W K Kellogg similar natWtwl Foundation, will do special work at kruduai the two rohoois physicians of the thr The po«t graduate work will cm. alto b-inx planned by August 5 It ha* br«.n scheduled for tlnn ofltr’al* fur u idle those dates m order to }>.-rm:t tiro dentists to attend tins Centennial Remember him on his Dental Congress, which will meet in .. .... , ,...... day as he does you. dnicago on thj week following thr when the United Stati - -.vent off the special courro. gold standard, in. it did a few He lihett things to wear, Six of the dentists will receive in- ago. It would under Mine and senstrate Canning at Three Hruction in pjienitlve procedures in i.iv.ly impair tlu nitiiui'- crvdi’ things that are stylish >iie Chief Guidings ot the Has­ Meetings in the County Children*, rientlytry, with ah oppm- Nothini.'<if the kind ha1, happened, and comfortable. Mb. Hotx-rt.i .. • CWhi,*2 ccssful oiroratian. It required ex- tings Fire l>’partment and another tunity to operate five hours every ’Ui.-.t week the 1 av.-mmhnt 'ithr-u Mis. Roberta Hershey. HrrsJwy. Mpecmtut specliilbt 2. ■' O^X.U«" -- ------- *W<I>»* -III Mday in the clinic* of the Northwest - .an u.'iir •>! $90<i.«»AW a.r/errun• .trtiunn, ... .... ... ... I'‘>« iwm.ma cmmntlon cm University Dental school Tiro securities at .1 very tow rate of in Let IIS suggest .... fc...... XX. * <». "'W-UK «,f»sn,..Tlmmmm »>,;<* ,w till d “non. k'£,; ”‘T“na Tm ■Mr' ZE six are: Dr. Charles Mullen of Ot-’ tere.-t Public sfibacriiitton -re h. Id teso; Dr George H._ Copp of Plain- open !w a h-w d.iys *.-uul !l.. .un­ Th, l..m. I,.Ik. u.t. ...Pmwl, In..... .ml v.oubk. Tl» mwuinm.nl u :<»,,»»» mo. PRICES WILL BE IN ­ well: Dr Frank Carrothers of Hxs- •< l ipthms totaled more than five !«, rar ■""••■'•I «MI« ~l.r "" Iwre when fli<-» are very trouble­ Xmi'y”™ KI tings; Dr R. M Serijan. Middle- nm.-- tlro'antount of the rocu:!’'<■• CREASED SATURDAY saint The Wallace Feed and Seed Mlle; Dr Wm. I. Hurd of EUton offered 'pits show* public r.utfidehre ..... ... ■un-Th.mu.y. u?Kpl’SK"'«iu«uM K' ‘"-A" '"'- W S'.nt- ;.r«- ottering the Paramount White or Colored Rapid.' and Dr. John B- Dowdigan in our goiernment and in it.', inn .]After That Day You’ll Have June l&th. nt" 1:30 1 ’p* “ atv Va* wckJd m iis limn l?.h ,nfc * M’ tlu' Um rt‘> d,d ,u,t T. N T Fly Spray, It's a low of Charlotte ' rity m money to make im- prinnl product and well recommendDowltttg Church Basement— Fit- folks *uho u-mtid' z. .. ‘n. P^.,h ha'c 10 tn Pay More Money for “tn £ KUnl, I« ■»? I?!- cd Read the udvrrtt*cnient in this <t.i>. June 16th at>Hj30 A M Tffia Gas Water Heater new equipment-or'put lii th.' big •*'£* ,, -, „ .. , Drll'in SJehool—Frmav. June lljlh, nniTiranv 1 wp|! 111 ,hrsP >’“'<> ,r"'» t2‘ Vfn’’ “»e s’(t. Rod(ifd a'- 1 30 P. M. V 1 OiliriAin. accumulated prom, which the wa- Mr’’ l'1!-"ni:u e Cu. of Flint, ha* paid There has been n (treat demand OroiBr Fuller was born ... In • ...„«« let works plant hud «-nn I'irnqd The 1 ,M promptly, .for 11 total of v :uund for tills this work .this .thin year according to *■ -—Scott —• irleanx countv m, ..... -------- u. system., „„ tJje nearly four and a half billions of not ; Harold J Foster. County ZiKAgri. Agt. Or.eanr. county. New York. waterworks I.... I UVUIIIT •- ZTRl » m. April -- 4£L-Jonia ... .have ................... .... .... ..... .contrary, ...... i- apt to'b^’... m the red 1' ' tlie largest Farm Mu­ . i> .................... many people e/jM'dally fine 1'14! ,M1- the ,,u’ riv"h -,,x’b ^hilH child of .... the seven ’siinluv- from which they wish to clnldren born to Reuben slid Fanny ro its <itv HuthoriUes wen- pirated !'1,‘l Fire »»!««’ancc Company In Morris O Hill « the kie.il rail. Every iiov.-t.-wife understand* culler His mother du d when he wa - tn know that .if j lower rate Ha-w’ul will, lx- glad to talk with the ranning of fruits hut many feel on - u,ne v'ar* old His Ke work tings I* able to pav ull the e-.-Mi and anyone needing fire insurance Raturdav 'tincertafii about fhcir nrothoil* of Il'>uning and he was a very dyfi.- turn in a food profit each vear. ;• :>-r fi’.: canning veto tables. Mr Foster R, ,lt :,,ld troclexs worker, achieving ---------- - ------- -----------------vusu. IW> Po“r "Id-dad lias had his ' bumps" ><( 'wifi lx '.arranged tiic-1.- three meetings to much success and aatisfaction from been efieitcd bv the installation of during the faO.t four years There Plain and Fancy the electric pumps. When the sales- ibisn't tx.en so very much to bring a invitt d to attend l“e w* i’‘ spent on his farnt in Carl- man for the mantifncturer of electric “mile to his hire But there's a good lt has been found that a family to” <«wn»Jiip where his family of pumps txjught by the council first '-ime coming Tatlror s Day’ is Sun• of saved Shit00 on their store tWl> “nd Jhne girls wth virited Hastings, he tried to roll the da>'- Juf1'’ 181,1 •”‘d T- 3 Baled, the : bill by having a well filled pantrv reared, one son. Reuben, haring died city two .750 gallon jiumps. but the ’'*‘»thier. has .«iiiro .-uggrstionr. in hU iielf 1 m early cnildho+d. To know hint — -—.— ..... engineer, the waterworks commit- “dveitiromcnt m this issue, along to lov<. Hershey.Will demonstrate'dif- was t. — him fdr his. pm- sense ot ter nnil the council .were dead set with some very aitraclive prices ••• ■— and ---• kind■------ against this, bccauro a 750 gallon wl,v remember dear old Dud? Him a methods. ot canning as well Ja|r dealing, good “ nature -.iM all modern tyr«-: of cmHis wife. Harriet Cau clMook pump iahnut he oj-rated as cco----------- • • - — iicludittg waitr bath, ovenhnd I'tccd-d him in. death thirteen notnicaiiy as it should be when it is PENNOCK HOSPITAL. only delin-ring 20ff. 300 or -too gal- Three babies have txen born at •inir. Time saving ’ suguextioiu and • Fuller was an acUve mcmlfer bat* r.f wat.-r |x-r minute. It is thr Pennock tmiplUil Tiniv hist report tlw iatr t inlorfuation concerning ,,f '-he I O O. F. for over fifty tyj- >1 inriallntiun which Hastings i>? fi’llows: .. ----------.. .fur .. pr • i i.’iun r.f .sx.'Higr win be given. J’earo. the JiMige firpenUng him with has that u n*six>nalblr tlie cco- ; A-daughter. Shirley Jean. wax. Neit' Ones ut i * gacd supply of vegetables « mei.... ... hi* .._. fiftieth year of meni- notiilc.Gjwration o! the plant. .-il.il in ."■•• •• •*' •'**• *••••• w-nwwi v*w -urnHv r and ei),|oy rc.il health b-'r-hip He ua. Alufa h.«.. an. electric pumping nient nt iP'lthnu on Jnnc 6; on June winter from n liirge supply of "> MirniKUil t<_-------- --- --------plant, also a taiidpljx-. the latter !> •» •*>n to Mi anil Mrs Sidney iib!c< which contain minerals nltirih. Mr Fuller had tie,- hun -r »( rt riulrtiiR art Investment cf several Kenyon ol Middleville, and on Jum; having voted for Abraham Lincoln thmi-nnd dollars But statistics 0- a daughter to Mr and Mrs, Syltor president, of which fact he «a> shuw tluii wafer h being pumped vv-ster Curtis ol Woodland very, prr.id He has ifiade hi* home as reonomiyally per 1.000 gallon1, tn in WoidJand the piisvfuuriiM'n yea;-*. Hm.'tmp. without a standpipe us in' OBITUARY. HU wife died..during tiro first year'—• with an standpipe. Alma Frances aunuuui, Marshall. aaugnteri daughter srauupipr. An nnest-; line*!-; Sarah oatan rraiw* ..T/ . , , spent m Woodland, since which :dient m Ri.'liert and Surah Sarah Marshall, Marshall was standpipe, would Mt'm off Rcbert [j H [sil I QjOOU , oi thr Department time in- h.is been mftst contented J<> U'ch-ss 1 otro can brlicvdthat Uro bom December 30. 1880'on tiu* Mar-1 v, H,uc . Jiiiniiitry gnji-.ta’x enjoy liie home of his daughter and tvutcr wo..... ncr hu bur.d. Mt and Mr. Arthur 1 "ininS front a standpi|>- as it is Hickory Corners and passed away nt Atirrding. -who Have taken rare of A11, h drawn from the ground'und iror home m Delton May 28. 1913 liLicv. it ilestre with wiUuigr.e-s 4t:d ie‘nipt-d directly into tlu- main>. as She. was one of a- family <d nine w x T a mn -rx hiving thou-ghlfiiliro...... Those uh > !! >• 1,1 Hwtir.<-. [Children and all have preceded iror \A/ L\ I r nS survive to mount hl< pxniing ati-t ution "▼ *>• A L\. kJ Unit are, an-; I<’ *' ■ -ati-t.i. ’.on t» t<> ththe people except except one abler. sister, Mrs. Mary Nobles three (LiUKhters. Mrs William ‘1,1 .» m..,...-.. — _ _ I-1 Hns 'his cirv citV t.< to know ............... that our .......... city of Hickory Comers February ™ 20. .j Hauer. Mr* John Bulling, and Mr- . > ngltuier, auti’iuorks committee aial LBtM she wii- married In Gilbert CLOTHES SHOP ArthOr Alierdlrw .. ti:i c.r:i..-!i have uoik d togethei Seal)!*, of Barry tewnship. Mr .©►sfi.:?- .1. :« give u- such Scarl-. pxsswf onthree years ago have been and one w., (»•• j aneconomical waterworks plant as Bcsld-> Ute .sister,die leans three1 ijOldal ,('|i Of ,t;« ■ hili-,'peri -»nethat i-attracting 'isicm-in-law.. several .nlpcrs and; iii.indv'hildri'n and four !. ..itonible cm* ideration throughout n"j»hews. besides a host of friends , Incn._ Funeral .service* were held Tuesday' children His. many Iramd* it tm- st.itr Sotn.. tin;,. agO Woodland will nils* lihn much atu'.1 ftoitcd the fact that Charlotte aider- aHenwin at the home nt three 1 he wilt tx' long reniamlxT.'d a. am ' V,'*'1"’ “ ■ l’,t heir and wera *ur- o’clock. Rev Edward Swadlthg nf-1 dr most stnecri il. fup.cd to leam how economic,illy lielxUna . Burial in east ccpietcrjf at; is Those from . , natcr twin.- pim;]x?d in Hastings Ifickiiry Corners. : andcompared with Die t m their ! SUNDAY JUNE IS Shirts Cbol Underwear Summer Caps Cool Trousers Bathing Suits Hosiery The Smartest Sammer Dresses are: now on sale at New Wilson Brothers Tie! Loppenthien’s New Store 59c 95c We cordially invite you to make yourself at home in our new location. Come and see the many nevy styles and better values. • Wc Don t Carry It Start Canning Strawberries CERTO Buttlr 27c CAN RUBBERS .. U. 25c PAROWAX Pkg IOC Butter Sr .it man Ro«te> Rov Tpdd Mr. H->1 n»e Me u( Hr d CHS \|] V . Fred Hunt and * .n of Fat.Wi Rap rf 24c rows ami demanded <an Amr thing* ibnut turn Ad.i Fuller ar M-.rc new automobL m Michigan during month than were wgd 1932. This predxition 1 a study of record* -t Announcing Our New Line of TRAND II I AII f Hu.-tingi>, Michigan • Telephones 2244-2557 BL_ Sh Ed Wooden ant Salad Dressing Kt’' y, 23c Pineapple 3 c... 55c OBITVARY. Susie c Biiiduin. daughter al Uli ir.il Sarah Baldwin, wj. born in Johnstown township, Jan. 13.1 la.H. .md p.icv-ed away June 9. .1933,! agi'ct 03 .year - 5 months and 37- SUNDAY —MONDAY 'tm-i union w » cinldien were bom. (Glenn A. Paten und Mrs. Rrlrort I SE. Beckwith, both of whom, with fieri tx- sold httsb.ind and two grandson* are left preron! I1” mourn tirow low ■k Jun;, Biro is also Mmived by one 'datcrJ The Most Popular Name on the Screen or on the Air-— EDDIE CANTOR In His Latest and Greatest Hit— and McLaughlin Coffee Saves You From 3c to 8c a lb. Ground Fresh to Order. Fits Every Taste and Purse. Gem L„. 21c Merido u. 23c “99| ” '-X7c .. The Only HamJ.Picked Coll. 9 iCcIK round, swiss OR SIRLOIN ail the "Xeeter piat u 1 They *rr rwed dat< reganf’xv ot ff”n' •**’ I® I ic.t.on that tt'.ri . QVIMBY, detail.' of ir.antrCiyldren. Day wa- 'ij 'rt-: if'.-, that have church Bunday ev-nma w; of Henry Ford f,,,r program tiro world The', CUtidine Orow, who has bee nth an idea than the hospital-m Grand Ra;a:‘> treatment wa« brought heme 15c ioc Feldpausch’s *'W7iere Better Foods Cost Lfis" . ' Phone 2272 Hastings, Mich, “TheWarrior’a Husband” Irma Uro departin' Beet Kettle Roast Lb IOC Rib Boiling Beef ib 6c Circle S Picnicssbanua..u. lie Pork Roast TUESDAY TEN CENTS TO\ALM-NO COUPONS land children 3 ib.. 67c 3 b 79c u ADULTS 25 CENTS—CHILDREN 10 CENTS loving wife and Jnulhr.- 891 ilamtiy and friends and her very jhnppuvt hour;, •.cere tiro < . pent in 3 u». 61c j Secy. ( “The Kid From Spain” Fan Magazines Proclaim This as One of the Sea­ son's Best Comedies. USUAL short features rd And Death l> ail the brighter that slje died •And Heaven is all the happier’that ! . ahe's there " 1 AMENDED HEALTH ORDINANCE. ... The council Friday night voted :,,‘r pn amendment to the bity's health 4<. .ordinance which was pu.vcd in March 19F6 in it he refers to L ------------- ------- —c_: Thr amendment constitutes the ._ ’entire city of Hastings a* * rower ltd lx» glv*n jxm- icr -ream it the church Friday aft’ .district. The ordinance provides deration as price ernoon and evening .... .... .„;.j Ithat whenever. In tlie Judgment of ■■of. at Hopkins Muted at Walter''!w txMrd cf h«U‘h- « becomes Bldelnwn* the past week ir.ecraaary. any dwelling, any stwe. - ----- < s »--------- — ;.<ny ofiicr or other building where Julia Potter, icn HOLMES ( Hl'RCH. ‘ jlavatories, urniai* or cIoecu arc : taint'd Mrs. EdMr and Mn C 1, Fatter of Bar-j maintained, such building-may be spept Sunday at Welby । required to make connection wlUi ''clock lunch- 7 Crockford’s. 'the city* rower system, und there-1 Mr. and Mrs John Meade and ’iter use the same and discontinue ,niu of Coldwater spent the week Bw uro ot all privies. vkulU andj D NO. 15. end at Ben CTockfords GTockfords and aitetidattend-.i' - jKo!., Tiic amended Ordinance .a— crar.d!*ti«<s *—— funeral - ■ f «;u meet with Mr* <d tljclr 11; ht to be rigidly enforced • Util fliiwrr. Wrd. W^dhnd Stuidgy. A ;wd attendMr and Mr- Adam Endres oj DOWLING. -Mrs. Frank Hemey. Freeport spent part of lost week: The ChfkJrens Day program will ,at 'Keith Durkee s. | be Sunday evening. Juns IS. I . WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY The Story of -The Great Oil Scandal— “The Billion Dollar Scandal” Latest News and Novelty ADULT5 15 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS FRIDAY — SATURDAY TEN cfNTS TO EVERYBODY TIM MaCOY In “SILENT MEN’’ tp.MEDY—"Drcam Muff" ADDED—Mickey Mouse (otnedy. �THE BASTINGS BANNER, WF-BNESBAY. JTNE M, 18JJ Sporting Items 'nderendents swamp MARSHALL 14 TO 2 themselves in the winning column.’ Vermontville tied it in tlw lazt half of the ninth and scored the winnnig run In the tenth bn Utter's error and n clean ‘.ingle. Tlie score: 1 3 3 < 5 fl 1 B 9 «•«»«• Hatting*— Vm4^’ ’ i" -sy K. OF P. OUTDOOR HASTINGS CENTENILIN YEAR 1936 (Continued from page one) '. quarter of section eighteen, and thr (northwest quarter and tlie w/*t half ut the southwest quarter of section: Local Nine Bunches Hits in SHOW IS POSTPONED Miry and Kendall on ■ bursting points ot their.lung* as the First and .Third—Mayor . head of one ot the mou efficiently . ----------i the 25th |Ufl^*»Ai)giut 18313. after K.. of P fight card An-, managed city government* in Mich- The --------...---------------T scheduled their purcJmie. ------,— together ------- with ----- — Leonard Steals Nome Igan came tripping daintily down to, b«- held this week Thursday night ;dre»’ L Haye: and Samuel Camp or-j Hastings Independents bunched at the fair grounds has been past- ganlred the "Hastings' Company. ” I poned to a later date, according to far the purpose of platting the land! Keith Fuller, chairman uf’tiie Atl]- bought of EUrot.v. I* Hasting* tor letlc committee Mr. Fuller Is anx- a village, which wa.* to be called ip lous to make this first outdoor show honoti ot Ha-tinge-'To Ijtciliiote Uie| a goc-d one and the committee and. building up of the vHUgr-thry -anti tlie matchmaker are still -working out men and material tor tlie pur-j to complete the bill. As soon a* the po-e of erecting a awm;:i ' here.! card U sathfactonly third out an- which was erected near Fall Creek; nouncemfent will be made in this not far from the comer'of Court paper. Fans may be assured that and Water streets in the reewtd six run-. Aside from these two un- uCDMAMTl/ll I C DCCTC no effort •ail) be spared to niake the ward. Slocum H Bunker was en-[ even frame., the game was a real VtKMUN I VILLE BESTS iztinnUTo-... r»T OI"tiTstrimt klr ",50W *' K0°*’ ”r bet,rr gaged to come hen- wltirhr- family one. ANIun I b IN bLUbr Eb I «l»an the indoor -hows given during for the purjrjtc of boarding thr men Preston and Varney were the bat -1 the ,.n«r past winter and .. spring. tn* — ic.uring the construction of tlu; mill. I tery for Hastings while Vnndcnhred 1 und Pemberton served fur Marshall team dropped a clone game to the ■ up u log cabin on the mu-' tu .The visiting nine used three piti-ii^ Vermontville Independent* after ten ROD AND GUN CLUB icupird by the old Hotel Barr era during the game —’ , inning* of free hitting and loose TO MEET AT DELTON I.er Of jUehlgan ami S at. -tr..t- A On»- ut the high spots ut tlie game .' Hrldiiig uif the part ot both teams, --------ilarg:- boulder with copper plate-if nut of the reason to dale—hap- Hastings went Into the ninth innpened whrft the mayor of nil Has- hig trailing .by five runs and on a to­ i Members of the Barry County Ro I.marks ,,lr *i!<‘ “f ,lir Bunker hom.c. j thr ftx'' budding here.i ting-. Hltzonor Churlrx ■ Chuck» tai of the hlta. two errors and two and Gun Club will lr»ld their next iuWch Leonard stole home to Odd another wild pitches by Sackett placed meeting at the Communitv hall, erected in the year 1B3G Be; ale* b-‘- • Delton.’ on June 18. cunnrn iKing at *"« » boarding huuw fur nullhajid*. 7 30 Dr. Plrnie of the Keltoeg Birfl Mr- Bunker aho openrel hi* houre i :Siin.-irtiiry will be present to -how ,or the entertainment ot transient* (moving picture film* of bird life ph® might chance to y-i this way. .He did not expect t<> remain in Has-; (tings after tlu- mill was completed.I FELBPAl S< II MARKET but he did in fact live here for rev-1 _. . ... .......................... ' oral years, and 1* therefore rightly | This wwk tlie F< Idp^u-ch Mar- considered-the first white settler In) kel announces tin- addition of a new the ^jy ol Hailing.> line.of coffee, ground to order and j electing a sawmill here. In the Largest Farm Mutual Fire pr.cn w me. .n> nmmUI dr-. lh, a,p.d.M «Po cum-unc.,. ...cry »«■> .Hu. In.., T„ . Insurance Company in Michigan! *n '» *»“.In«lr planed IM un. whuh !U>w cclunuu trill... ol Or .prcldl prpwy ...r.pde* thr Itajinr.w portklnr id thr Mrlns print crrUM «« ■ ...d;clty „ H;.tlua Addl• AvreU and Itraourrrv of nearly S300.MM.00. .L„ Wittig u nrtr .rurttlr ol ...... lho , ctandh., and n brand, added m>a. h> ttrral pd«»u • Pollrlr* written to amply corer the lire Insurance need, tluir already l.tn .t.«* Madera „ „ ,hal of the average farmer. Our blanket policy on personal • ill du writ I., par rarrlul aO.i.ilun . lo ,pr „TO 1#r u, Ha. .dv.Hlttn»Ma ...» wtrt h.tUdlpp.t Slocum Hunk, r. las j cabin, nothing but a forest. Across BRANCII DISTRItl. ■ inc the river anu and a nine Jit tic way io to -me the • For 24 year* thi- Rig Company hag" promptly nettled every • Quarterly meeting .services at •the' east wa* tlie site of un Indian Cump legitimate low. totalling nearly 4>- million dollar*. • South church Sunday morning were It was not a permanent Indian well attended. Our district superin- village, but tin- Red Men often t'endent conducted tlie services. (tame there to fl-li tn the river and Nineteen were baptized nt High- ‘""'I ln tli-' ‘erritoiT surrounding bank creek Sunday afternoon and *hat Is now Hiutlng*. one nt the South, ohureh Sunday In June 1837 Willard Hayes, who MORRIS O. HILL, Agent. morning co,ne from MaMachusetts to ’ Mr. and Mrs. Chester Willits of Detroit In 183(1. made his way to Hastings, Mich. i Lansing were visitors In the neigh-! Hastings on a tour of obrervatl int borhood over the wt4k end 1 nnd was persuaded by his brother. I Mi-., Prances Darby is home again Dr Hayes of Marshall, one of the after working al Lacey for the past Hasting* Company, to remain here five weeks ■ ;an,l 10 Iook after tne doctor's Inter-) ■ Wm Rvan came Saturday for Mrs.'e-sts in this reetton Willard Hayes; Ryan and Priscilla, who have been -itoon concluded l > make a permit- j hife lor the post twS weeks, and all nent home here He wa* the grandllurtie Office 782 Church St, Flint. Mich. rclirmd to their home hi Detroit father of H. G. Hayes About that I Sunday. ’ 'time Abner C. Paitin-lce came to the I IV. V. BURRAS, President. H. K. FISK, Secretary. Mr. and Mrs. R E Hall of Battle'new M-ttlcnv-iit. He and Hayes put! Creek were Sunday callers ut tho - up a log cabin near Bunker's board-' I home of the latter's parents. Mr. and ing houre-. in which for a time they; Mrs. Vincent Norton. kept barlu-iors hull together. The; ________ ;_______________ __________ v lllage then included the Bunker | ’ ~ ’_____ (family. Parmelee. Hayes and a few) tlu- barellne toward borne. All the hits In tlie flrat and third inning, •fun* admitted that it wa*. “getting of the game with Marshall Iwrr away with murder;" but what pollSunday aflernooq. to win by the tlctan doesn’t have to do that once lop-sided score of 14 to 2. Tlie first in a while anyway? tour batsmgn to face Marshall in Sunday Ionia Independents come the opening inning each collected here for a game The game'promises u hit and the local nine made four to be a fait one as the visitors have hits good for i« many run* Soon one of tlie fastest aggregations in after, In the third inning, the In­ tu class. . dependents mode six hits good for Get Your Protection Lot of Children’* Play Oxiords Sizes SV2 to 2 SEAMLESS Women’s Built-Up Shoulder Knee Length Knit Cotton Bed SHIRTS SHORTS W y [ Good Weight Collon Rib Shirts 76 in. Width Fait Color Broaddolb Shorts 49c yards Comfort Long Wear Spreads Union Suit Assorted Colors SIZES 36 to 44 , ao' ios 49C Ladies’ White MEN’S Cool Caps Linen or Mesh WHITE Large or Medium Brim LEATHER BAGS 49c Oi Ladies’ Rayon Crepe AU Silk Flat Crepe SLIPS Bias Cut Beach Sandale wane m adored . duck I Lot* _ djC Your Big Opportunity To Save On Everyday Toilet Needs I 7 5c Cold Cream.......................... 59c 35c Klenzo Tooth Brush . . 19c 50c Cocoanut Oil Shampoo . 33c 30c Pearl Tooth Powder . . 19c 50c Arbutus Vanishing Cream 39c 50c Cocoa Butter Cold Cream 39c 25c Talcum Powder 8 kinds tu select from 17c $1 Cara Nome Cream Any 3 for .$2 $1 Sheri Face,Powder and 50c Sheri Perfume both for . $1 39c Large Milk Of Magnesia Tooth Paste.......................... 27c 25c Klenzo Tissues .... 19c 50c Petroleum Hair Rub . . 39c CARVETH & STEBBINS See Large Hand Bill For Full List Of items SAVE with SAFETY al a DRUG STORE Goods Delivered Phone 2131 THE DOLLAR SIGN. Nine other countries besides the United States use the dollar sign (•». I They are Argentina. Brazil. Canada. Chile. Cuba. .Mexico. Panama. San­ to Domingo and Uruguay. A parachute jumper tails 118 MP. H. before the parachute opens! 49c Men’* Plain and Fancy Pre-Shrunk > Union § Suits \ Comfortable Strong Makie A 49c 49c tadr. Lights, Darks and Whiles Men's Broadcloth Dress Shirts c o . FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY JUNES: SALE 49c 2 F°r Panama Hats । STATE MUTUAL RODDED ikerwas the only .woman in the1 place, and for eight months after her conitnp. here rhe saw- no repot- j • tentative of her sex except Indian | squaws. . . A derisive step In the progress of tlie new village was made In 1838 when Hayes and Dibble built a grist mlli here near the site of the saw­ mill. Slocum Bunker was the miller, managed the business a few years, then returned.to Battle Creek w here Ke resided until his death. In August 1840 Henry A. Goodyear : -came here from Detroit on a pros-; (peering tour. He found the. follow-( ing Inhabitants In the village: Slo-1 cum H. Bunker with.his family and his brother Thomas; Abner C ' Parmelee, register ot deeds and nctI Iqg county treasurer, who lived in n ■ log house northwest from Bunker's house; Levi Chare was keeping tav­ ern on tlie bank of the over near the Mtrhigan Avenue bridge and north of'Parmelee'.-; Alcjander Mc­ Arthur was currying on the sawmill and conducting it place ot entertain- ' i inent for strangers, as had been done I pn/lously by Bunker; Willard I ‘Hovesi then sheriff. was livfrfg in n I frame hoiire. the first one in Has1 tings, which was erected by Dr. i David M. Qgke. op tlfc center so ’ long occupied by the Izippenthien I.■ tore, corner of Jefferson and State\ | streets. Mr Hayes kept the post office in tills building; Philander ! Turnrr. a carpenter.. also lived in a hut near thr grist mill, Hiram J. Kenfield. carpenter, an Indian trad­ er. lived in a board shanty on a lot about opposite tlw site of Mr. Good(year's general store, which Mood 'about when? the National Bank ’ building now stands !• We are not nt this time going Into ■ further details of the early settle­ ment of HaMillgs; blit tlie Bonner believe* Qiat II Is time now that plans be made for tlie proper cele­ bration of the 100th anniversary of ‘ (his city three years from now- The (other, communities *r have mpn। tioned, Lowell and Ionia, took a lot of time, and it wa* needed to plan for the anniversary. There are a lot of things to be thought about and (planned for. a lot of history to look j i up and It Is not easv to do lhat a hundred years after the event* oc-■ curred. I Hastings should have a real cele- , , bratton of its centennial If we go nt tlie work of planning for it now we | lean have H But if we wait until; 1B3« a lot of thing* that ought to be I included In the celebration will not ( be because of lack of time. We do not know wire ought to move first in thu matter, but we do believe that something ought to be planned now in order tiiat Hasting* may fittingly observe its 100th annl- 49c Inc. 116-118 EAST STATE STREET—HASTINGS, MICHIGAN FREE ! TWO SOLID HOURS OF COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS Romance! With Theodore Newton, who was featured with George Arliss in “The Working Man.” SEE Ralph De Palma dean of racing drivers, on the screen in some of his thrilling races -. . . and with his record-breaking car . . . SEE and hear IN person! Edwin C. Hill Radio's most famous reporter in thrilling picture of n KT A T U VAI I tv 1/K.Hin VHlLK.1 "INSIDE STORY OF CLIMATIC CONTROL”—Only moving picture ever made in th^ summertime in this hottest hot spot in the worldl Get your tickets at your nearest Mobiloil dealer or White Star Station. They are FREE to every car owner. Nothing to buy. Tues. June 20 7:30 and »I3O Hastings High Schbol Auditor! �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14. 1933 PAGE FOUR 'much enjoyed by those present. Capital Ne*U)S Backward Glances; n •. /yr . J । guest of Mr* H. R. Bylreatcr. . chario?tc Republican One More Week! Hits 0[ I CSteraay , On Saturday, June 13, the district /■ehopls of Hope. Burry. Prairieville LegtnIiitUre Nears End. •' ■" . ’■ and Orangeville will join hi a picCharges and counter Charges. 'TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. I hie al Crooked lake. The eighth Bills and Jobs. Miss Audrey WUdcrn of Chardiplomas Will be presented by Lansing, Mich —One more week lotto accompanied MU* Corleone ■ v‘pin-.Ls*icner Ketcham. W. D. Hen—probably Saturday, June 17—and Newton home from tlie Kalamuicj: "M-soii of Ann Arbor will deliver an the members will go homfe to tell the Normal for the week end i“ ,,rcss'_ „ DISARMAMENT. folk* that voted far them what they Mr. and Mrs. N. R.’ Wearer of' ,Mra- E ,E- Rhodes and son Haren How faff should the United States have done for 4he (itojdc of Midi- Chicago are guests ot Mr. and Mrs. le,t Tu**d(iy for Eaton. Ohio, to of America go toward promoting Ug.,,, dating rhe. longest legWatlve t . S. K. Reid. The men were friends »Pcnd a fewweeks with the former's V Six ilOSTHH world disarmament? Should we i-caMimi ln-th>, history oi the state, during their time, in the aviation; Paf$n’*TIIKKI; MOXTRg continue toward thi* goal byfa.- They will go Imnw to answer xerytee. > ■ " P‘°*. tertnc conference-, -m.i otiw-r ii ter- 'I’festiwur about l. <;»talive Inquiries. Carratf*B8tt*. who is a student at ?*r(HUtorica) Society at blThlPE BAKU' 18 nd ■ grand jury mve«ugwtlons, rumor*, lhe General Theological Seminary U*,U1”5 M' Bnr,on ol national meeting., intended tu leach-untI I . llf 8rafV 4l)d a «-*.-* m New York City. .came Saturday DctroH formerly of this city, was FOREION Ilf agreement^ and hllay mutual sus-.and one diher interrogatiious that.and is a guest of Mk. und Mrs. W. N. I?" -J’r*?*”cnt whlle hi* sister, ■’plclaris or. Should wc break fo.-:-. ■ ■ '"i '."■:dyta OhMeater. . BJggMn of tyi^g..aho xntBirriiiixo r.i wiih a t i-.ni* ce.ro.* <u tiring !■w Possibly the - few Einar FYandsen. who graduate* * I°r"lCT t^dei.t of this city, was ..ith a t.tanic uc..ture ..nd dba.m . b, ,nU)kd u, thi5 ,,u. <n„n university of Michigan corresponding secretary ourselves to set an example for uth>. l)lcllin tjMl! n.,w .. Ilv tojhang over next week, ha* accepted a ’ position »•- .Powers relwrned home — ... ...» —* .. —.. _ fairly large — gto/up., . uitJl the Qencraj EfcjTric Company Dicsday after finishing* the sophner nstionsJi) follow? -A »_... few'radi.mon- year in the engineering dcin these closing day*-of n legis- of Schenectady. New York cah harp loudly for this latter Dr. and Mn>. C. C. Conley ot Le-.P" ‘ ” ’ enl al Umj University of itr.T . ...‘I'mi ------tlu: should comae. Unfortunately, however/-----. . - have writSueur. Minne.'-ota, came Tuesday for , • .»,• «.», a few days' visit with Mr and Mrs -., Havens left Thursday for F. L. Bauer. Steubenville. Ohio, to join the Ranmust ix- carried on inmultaneouMyjttut member., ■' * -* Mrs. A. B Hum leaves'Friday for ■ "2 VaudertBo troupe by all the countBes involved. What; -en.ite air imii' either denying a few wtx-k*'visit with her daughter I Stephen Schantz und wife of ftappen* when cue country negitci*' ,iunt of' t,i ugly rumors <>r trying and husband. Dr. and Mrs. A J. Rocaford. Illinois, are visiting tlx its defenvive armaments in a world to’tmrf oui Rich'a ot Toledo. jformers sister. Mrs. Geon;*: Tinkler. truth about tliein. ,Mrs. Minnie Brice who has been Mr* Alice Sleigh of the upper that u bent on arming? Tlie movtj Michigan: thould not nibunder-* the guest of Mto‘ Mary McElwain «nw Tuecday for a Halt ’recent practical example U China ’ -*.v ».e sin- “nd “tlu’r ,r"’ntl' »<*• ^tday for h" [)ai!. U,k'' D.-armamcnt is an idea). Hinder-. ccrelyaiytr.u to And out Hie facto Woodland, ..r—■■—. and "Nashville --hr/Tr ~Y* tt Ybefore re- Tl,c Tbn Rcv w-v- R-dph Wooton W'wo of Alma *’-■* turning *Z» to h.r her HzuTi* home In m Tlo*nr><* Detroit. «‘unied home Monday afier a sliort ■ tx?ut tl-* M Irtr " ".r>. tlimln.* f "Might makes right' in.. lo fllrtj ou. s. !li(.Iiev hx* really Mr aud J,rM< Charles Alien, and *>-h relatives m this cny. Onuliully Un 1*1*1 :• u-n Buy Iw-jJSw ««* n »•“«> Ml> »*»« Doud !•». enterprise. I This new grmrth of obnoxious weed should be trampled on with MIK BROS, E4lt«r«. — promptnei*. Since the radio U subEXTS' Ell'tlGlI YEAIC *“ Ject to government control, th!* should not be difficult. l . in Bi moi) Bund Mr Tuc* Ml fricn ten c Mr to Bi parei hom< fin SX’S?* i.'Sr““ ....... ..... GREAT SUCCESS! over Hastings Civic Players imp -<■ i.u. yr 1 >l«l :]lnu frnut.. *th, Mn. Clara Wmka ryluro.d «, dudn Burby Mi Ratu the audience that camo to see Out' <!;• traction by the cruel weapon* of permit himself to be w^d for Sa’utday from Grand Rapids where; ________________ FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY ward Bcun.l. tlieir first major pro- ;r.<x:err. icience. Disarmament will a nus'.uf pjttiiite. Then- are many. yhe had been vUlting her daughter, Mrs. M Ed. Rid' r ,nr for several rf days Mr. and Mr*. Mor < Nevin* i duct ion here, as few HaaUngi 3U- fe.. -riprved but with disruuragjna ‘m-ny hW> type nun in yie legi»- Mrs “« Air. und Mrs. Robert Sherwood Mason Nevins returned to Missouri dienccs have ever beep lmi;re*scd latun-. men '.hat the district that and mother. Mrs. Mary Callihan, ot .Tuesday after U two we, In. visit In ' elided them can be proud of. before. For nearly three and onej But )n u legislature that wa* so Chicago, are’ spending a month with the city. mg i half hours during a hot?sultry < ■■<■­ ! Mrs Mark Rtwwll and Mbi Haiti.A “DISCOVERY.i completely orer-turned by the voters Mr. and Mr;. W. A. Scott. oral Mtos Jennie Worthtngi. it mid J. Knappen canw from Sioux Falls. nine spectator* gave thsdr absolute One fact brought Into prominence! a., was done last fall. it Is true that attention. At times gay but.-fx <•! during tlie investigation of Morgan ;s:‘.sibly .-'me came into the Irgtola- W. Robinson of Albion were guests S?uth Dakota, yesterday to siwnd of Mr. aind Mrs. Harry WalldorfT the summer at thr home "f their laughter niled the audltorilun. at and’ Company te that income tag' tune not ..<h<*vled Ui the hUh etlilcs Sunday. (parent*. Rev. and Mrs AT A. jCn. p.that have and should prevail in that ----------pen.—Albion Re-rftrtltimes the silence wus intense and at lawn in the United States need rc-’trxfy. uxf Some jiotnt out that possibly M» Ella Rogera and son Ralph times, we are sure, many a tear was vpion. Yet this "dlsccvew" 1a noth■ --*• have Hie real cohtrji- TWENTY YEARS Adtf TODAY. According to the slatrmlnt of Au-- of Manchester. New Hampshire, are brushed slyly from the eye. "Out­ - . sponaibility the voter* ditrr General Fuller. Barry county i'tailing Ch«cr M&«t. ' had .plated m>on-them. ' ward Sound" was presented in the Mcllpp. tlwix rrcretury of thetix* u dlstmetiqn that no itar Mrs. Ferns Rom* und Mr* Roland wlthfame finished manner that charac­ treasury, sent to the -ways and county in thl.i Mare- can boast d. Clark of Grand Rapid.-, an vldUng terized the opening concert of the mean* committee a number- ofJ.V.ure . :f. st !;>,« desk Hie other day During tiic 1,. t fin: yean the cr-un--at Benj. Ro>>'*. , ty hax not had a single de*crlp!ion’ Mrs. Walter Buckhout of Toledo Hastiriito Symprwny Orchestra. The recsmmendjtionn for lax reform. ;jr.iding hirer.* .mt! telegram* that ■ real t-siate deeded to the state: Ohio, is visiting her muthe players ret a standard in this pro­ S-jrti< were adopted. Among those v*- ■ hud come in One hap;Kh?d to be of iWilkson. ; from a hl-M .ifllciat of one /•: the l.ir delinquent faxes. duction that will be a challenge to Mu* Aci h-j Leach‘returned TuesMr* Mile.* Mam and M; is a proposal id limit cap!- ‘■gi-.u munliup.ilh-.'* of the state. If maintain. Thi* group Iva* fttarted an ' ini-s.'- iin iee.iiin-1- daF fr<,m Portage. Wisconsin, where Warren vuited relative* u ’ ’ I.' b.u iik-mXta-ft.ro■dnmmrl «hc hM bf, “ «««»«’« n-.onivillc lx*t week. activity that de-r-rves to ix- consecretary, In fact, did not be’- , i- •.. hn >v । bx.krt To a friend M’ “nd •'lrs L B- Pvy11" ^ft ’Ml Mr* Allie Rock has returned from tinned Right here in our own ’c-m- heve-that capita) jam* and |nw> rune -,<i Tuerday for Marohfl* Id Wisconsin. I>troi! and to vt«lt;i.g >* । M-t.-i munily we lisvvThe talent available ,1'xrulhg from appreciation or dr.- :h.,'t N-’<;.dni «.uv to take time to »«“ sPcnd MUnmerjMw. D 8 Goodyear. to produce enjoyable. wwth-Whilc id .it-.-t.fs vbVif'ix'ndinv bilk • with | Office Invitations thu preciutlon in "book yaliic” of iwcttrt- h..... .1 t ao n mus. Mr relatives. #mJ Mm n p Monday were from received Mr andnt Mrs plays in a 'manner that compare* tie*should be un* wlwi have teal- c!ty ;,nri i’r linri Mrs Frank Towns jGn.rge A. Bu*h pf Gob'.e.illc, favorably with civic tlieatcr presetitried to do mme- <l? Hickory Coruera went to Sheri-' Michigan, announcing tlie- iju»nl.igr -taiions o! the larger cHIim judging >d ••! Mnittcan --but <Jan *n ,llc laU"*'’s a’'to Saturday tok'l their daughter. Neilus Maud to from lhe attitude of. the audienc-'i, generally no: b-< n Iniposslble LV rr>,’nt|1 I Edmond M.. Bailey. \V< t!ne»dily. ■ lai.vrtht re ’ John s*lean “nd daughter. Mrs. evening June 21. Evi i . well known during the two performance* ot ! '•npit.V gain or capita! !•** for Hu . 1.. > bil. the one method Jn4’- Alden, of Aurora. Nebraika. and m Hastings whore be wu bpm and “Outward Bound" real *taco drama.■ purpose of income tux..Tills to-the tl. Mr. and Mrs. Mcrari Rockwell of reared, graduated from our High 1* »tii! popular here. Personally w«. Hickory Corner*, were guest* of Thcol und hois a host of ftiend*who ■ iiolicy adopted in pracilctilly all ' Mrs. Julia A. WilltoonThursday. I wish him the greatest possible joy , oilier’ coimtrk • having income tux muriity wheh- a play .of thl*'type omern'T Ci'iito-ock hitolcl It tor Mrs- Margaret Dooley of North'■mH happm. m hut' married hty lkr, vr ■’!*: Is- v. utterly Opposed R'hig and her granddaughter. Marie' and best of.success in the future. W<‘ can be produced In such a flor tpaiiof the United States." If Mr Mel­ qtiMin company-—One bright light in‘He daughter .nine 6. title luu been, ' the ,.. n,i!i> tn having Lawmn, <>f this W. went to Mil-'! under?Und tlwl Mr. mid Mrs ncr and st ill. mare proud of tlie fact len.-. recommendation had tavti Hii‘t]ng.< on their Arditli of the salert tax bill ftaiikec loaf Saturday to ---visit the ' Bailey willi visit Hasting* । Outfit retaliated—"Who twisted named June " ■ ii irHiii-i, in* uiu . -----— -■ — : ..... ......... that we live in a .-mall city -where Quite a bit of diM-ativfuction ha*; , H_Irf th«nla! . aside 615.daughter, who goes tj> wr-ddlng trip and a reception will adopted, Mr. Morgan and hundred! by the HUdknci* give a play like "Outward Vincent McPharlln. dilution <>i the boys F™11** this week. >1 Michhiin Orlwinaliv* it . ^r- aR'* Mrs, T. J. McK-.-y of groom's purtnis, Mr. and! Bound" such intelligent apprecia­ an incnmr man Bailey. / •• inf] ihaoiovided funds Toronto. Canada, are .-ix niUng the 's;' DELTON. tion. . ■ • ic. .■! the prlnuirv schonl w,,h Mr' illld SR* M E- O«wiri Children* Dav exerclMi* to rchlrr Supl. Claude E. Groat for Tiw.-e' u “* aa ho.hi attendance. n,w* 'Die FIFTY-SIX YEARS AGO TODAY. -rtiate thought it boi borne. The ladle* are sis’ers. paid m England where capital Ibsres fund. ■ held' in tl*c Delton M E church anotlicr year. We feel that un in­ LAS furnishrtl refreshments. MEN AND SYSTEMS. Corr, ts quoted at about M cento Sunday forenoon, June 18 . rate it in the revenue proRev"I the United BrclhChildrens Day will toe observed „ |nmcwa In spite of lhe fact that IL haw a arc not- deductable, C<»gn**Alnmil •iucing bill. But thr justice B11U and IIlJury injury „„ ha* OPC been inflicted ,hc Governor ww,, mo';;.:; though tnm that iis> nvc five or six cento । G'ivcrnor think. Hunks- rcn enuren. wii rnmty iur C.i A largegroup of young people upon Mr. Groat, tor he has fultlilled 41 t,,e ^ ' htirrh next Sunday evening aluwmuw fo cmiprclu-nd acrkxw ■I- u,- important juit Michigan, where he will act ds pre-1above thr price in Detroit. nuxjcrn commUslon form oi gov­ °<Wk. A program Is lx— W<xd u comics in quite freely and have organiwei a chmr and wilk his jmition here without miy com- al than *duc non and he is fear- ‘'ding elder pro tern over Sunday in ernment. Grand Rtiptd* seem* to be flaws hi re.enue legutation hare I'rn’nred il that tin- • ui« .i.-idr oi •-> much ,hr P!ac* 01 Dtsinc: 8upe£lntcnd>-:r brings from 30 to 36 cents, nwwl Jots -.in': it-, lhe morning church services -plainl* from parento r.r pupils, ami' Mr and — MrByron Smith and having plenty of trouble with fac­ undoubtedly been ti ,-.. ........ u--.. tp e i^opie 5 hbuid U-considered We Mr • — C I’ Hopkins ' 34 to 35 cents. >n intfth: not k . Mrs Clam Wnldorf! and daughter of tional politic* Tlrt- experience ot oiir surprising volume Mr. and Mrs- S, C. Brock and Mv«| The apjxirtionment of the .primary <i;>y evening nt the church for re- hope that they mav yet reconsider, Detroit spent the week end ’visiting thinks their action und thus make u ferlbig neighbor “down the line" would dodging." • Wilcox were guest* of Mr. and Mr- /chcol mor.-: .-, for Hie current year in i»n« community. Tlu* latter Mr. und Mrs I. ,N Bush attended Vcrmm J Brown *Warren Wilcox ” .. ...... ... di Lansing Sa'.ur- in th!-, •- county - to a* follows ■ brin? people will remain for the summer tli ' rohoo! reunion :vt thr Render- all wiio Me concerned. CONGRESS’ inrd the l.-ci-ta- day and Sundav ’ ' Wc to rath «hobr: r j vacation dioft school hduM.’ Saturday, and In | A-ssyrla . j Mr and Mix. Dirk * accompanied the evening they with Mr and M;s THIRTY YEARS AOO TODAY I Baltimore Ina written. Coma by their daughter, EVtber. of Battle Mrs Maud.- Mudse Kill’/ tf Ha Cre k and Gaylord Gould of Maple of adj-xirnment. { at HiMlftuts ' . tings *ang "Th* D*y i» End*-.! ov' Mr am! Mi->. Anson Guinmllix and Grove -spent Sunday ini Grund usic Quick spent la-4 week Bartlett at - the Cbrwretsuotul! daughter and tutobaiif! of Edmotc , Rapid*. th her aunt ;»t Battle Creek church Sunday rooming She irv<-1 calM al Andrew Smith* Sunday i --------------re* * sweet vaic.-. lie.- solo being ;4«... It ’ Cl.i:a 'Underhiil Uniter the Yiickliry •'•R und Mr. J.,hn Chamberlain EAST M ALI. LAKE — — — — — ---------------------------Intnx ate have moven .1 •orn r, speni one day la.-t week ejitmamrd the followtru: guests<-raa newspaper men hke G.hx.-t I Johnstown I'.ii Mr iitid Mrs E R Willison Friday evening. Mr. und Mi*. Jonwi CiifTord Kahler, wife and two boy*, tlmiS pace, • m of Hie A'v'OC'.ihrd Pre*-.: M*pta Gn Mr and Mt - Willard Hall and Clark und Mr. And .Mm Max Blrs- Burdette I.tfili- and.wife motored to :i McGowan of the Detroit tOtftnKCVille and -Mr*. CoofK'r'villr Ui vldt friend* Sunday. ------ ... ------------------------and Carl Muvlh r of the D—: Prairtevilk nd guests of Mt and Mr- Fred Marshall Norwood. Mr. and Mr .. Mr ond Mr*. Ed. MatiiM-rn of Time* inmi'dlatcly declared ^Rutland |. Hughe* ,• • Rwer William*. Mr and Mr* J C Kiilanmnio siw-nt „ wn Friday till from portion* <d I :>•■ .‘i’.ilemento'-Hf .rr.app Mr.-. Blanche Riehards und -Mr—-.---------------------------Hon >n ai.ti Kathryn and Kenneth .Sunday ut their cottage musins Woodland Edith Hanies were in HaMUis* Fn- of Delton ‘ iMr. **—anti- Mrs Hibbard. Mr. unr| iK’iidrnt.-. *ay !• I i Ven? carter of Freeport vulted Mrs T'himuvs ot Knlamaeoo spent Roberts' HcrMtej the Robert Hart Sunday Sunday with E. D Reynold*. <re nnu bukfi mi< and quai Michigan State College will Rive a ’ ‘ Grace Hart to ent^rtAitiing nie fore part of Hie week u party rautuna demonstration of fruit and the measlr* ui ixiys from' Grand Rapid* occu­ 4 th*- commr.i t the rehonl hodC Pn— --Him Mr. s A Rickard <»l Boeraema callage and the pied the UT : A dll.I duy aft* riKxui, June 16. beginning Kalarn iron visited at Wilt Hotoing- latter part of tljc week a party of again doing toxslm ■ S<. at 1:30 o clock Everyone interested ton* Sunday. jlrl*. al-n of Gruntl Rapid* to invited to come. Mr. and Mrs Andrews of Kala Id new Mr. and Mrs M.:«x Reynolds arc tic Creek were Sihulax^RucvtA- ut. ntazoo spent Thursday at ‘r li OATH I.a' ry happy over Hie arrival of a hl- Byron Lewi* Sprague cottage 5755 r high .’d ret- missing. . httic incident ntire hurly-burij News ot Barry County C. C. C. Unit June !•’ 1333. Meric Sherk of Middleville. GUId irons:ford Cloure of.Hasting*. Dan Kelh'J Hasting*, and Robert :r. X • from fomewhrre a hat c like 100 bills that the po*r bttto. oi: inc p is- once titui Menominee cour :r company. They to lake charge of group* white: hanging hws mi that prerent offi.land ready to mo-. ution itfiider* could be thrown t»i - and L»*ck f for’v-eight-hour notice. It is though! ii >a» and e (Noauct* tram a ictionv of America such a btu tn tutooti* Bueii u conoiiiun of whether, they believed they it»d .tfly merit nr not nr whether they n.-rn no definite information as t believed Hist it would be domg I death with job .vekers Most r i tlivin have told friend* back.home that rush io the->- charge*, 'they would do all they could to se Jarvis- of Berrien cure jobs for them makers are told that if these , b are are not pasted, thete will be n lor anyone ui wir district*, so it pretty probable that tin* week wil Your DAIRYMAN and What He Means to Arnone all lhe purveyor* of food ‘tuffs. there Irnpli.-iliy a* you d<> the one» whn supply your home with milk. Milk Is a natural carrier nl lurry county boys received I heir third and !a*< inoculation Fri­ day morning. There were many sigh*' ui reltel when it opposite is quite apt Io I* the rate, und inu whole body when hr raid: "Well, it i’«n't so bad but I'm uimi it , the Set Hit bottle of CLEAN milk right by the vide nf pre bottle of UNCLEAN milk, and you uould see no difference In them. One would The rec’ton* took their first his run hieli in "barU-rla count." ■ft (tirther in order to harden t walking tn mas* foniiauon Fnd* tlx* gang hiked out to Eagle lake; thr legislature doe* not believe look 3 swim and then back to camp i-stlng ride- should be pawed. But jobs are job * five mile hike tn al!. The “boy* en­ joyed tfcetr dip immemedy. accurate ----------- ------There u going to be a'gt-'nnd nui: Three item* ‘hat alatan bung men >f what he had -atd of legUlation this week The Icgin out of their tents ineah. m*t!s. and matter wliat happen*. It l» going la A bunch of rrakies at drill were read before the committee, *«• be an interrating week in Lansing. EBttmg the horre laugh from anoth YOU alyaed. Tiiat Ix the ONE and ONLY way to determine their LEANI.INESK, through Hie lhe Stair of Michigan, in protect the puhllr health, ulil only permit milk with a I.OW nulk Official* reprevenllng lhe State have carefully k»led Highland* Dairy Milk, as has lhe Barry County Health Unit, and both have found It very much CLEANER than the -Stale mi IV Highland * Dairy is the ONLY Dairy In tldv aertion that la pennitled to sell Grade milk. If CLEAN milk interests YOU, se would made of them, and each one wiclitifienllv an THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COQK, Prop Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �•r of ting itter imer nied ittle a pie -and ITV. joy*, d t» iday. i of till and |MMH arty ccuthe THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14. 1933 'I ’ ' ■ • ’ [ WEDNESDAY Social Events and Personal Mention Peonies and hoses Make At­ tractive Decorations at Otcar Tyden of Grand Rapid* wa*! • 01, Club Luncheon ERECTING FIFTEEN CABINS AT CftMP ai7s‘iSS'»6ll« “Outward Bound” | MAKE GOOD RECORD ‘Continued from pace one) --... . ....... . ____________________ Mr and Mrs Vern WUUnger and (Continued fnrn page one) < Continued from page one) family arc spending their vacation In the city cn Monday. ■ over fbrly lad.r» were prerent 10'------ L . for nearly two and one-half months on the Au sable river on a fishing Mr*. A. P. Mowrey visited Mrs. enjoy tiic Tuesday luncheon at the the W*. tL-Kcliogg Foundation camp and during that entire time mx one Strong Shore*— Bessie Phillip*,' trip.' Forrest FVnton of Kalamazoo over Country Club, winch wa* charmingly at Pinftakf • of the player* missed a rehearsal. A Nelson Rascy fc the week end. i carried out as to decoration* and J The wtods are being cleaned »o great number of special problems i HASTINGS TWP. — Pi»her-Ma-' family of Grand Rapid* were guests Mr* Sam Horner of Houghtdn i* *“cnu- K u u* ru*e» a* to reduce lhe fire hazard »r.d had to be worked out in connection jesty Becker. Ila Waldron Altofl— | of Dr. ’and Mrs. Dennis Murray on visiting her pnrent*. Mr and Mrr. «*»><• peonw* and their loveliness en- make the retting a prettier one and with thr scenery, lighting and the Naomi Brown. Alta Hasksll Star—. Saturday. * J. D Zagelmeier . ha need Hie tables and the lounge, more *ultable for such a camp A various stage effect*. David Bartholomew. Bernice Cairn*.' MIS.. Bettv Emarwm from th- ’’>rrent from auay were. Mr*. Phyl- new road has been constructed frotnAlthough tlie success of the pro- Jane Herrington. Hastings CenterMr*. Minnie Shrfner and Mi** Margaret Hayward were guests of counlrv u Juiti™ i^ tath^ cuu ,te R< >'no“!'' Miss Margery Reynolds M-37 to the camp site A parking duction wa-, due to the splendid Maxine DePricster. (ht. ' 14 Ann Albjr ' l ,ri K r Nichols. ’ ares has alro bmi prepared A UIwortt <rf the cast a* a whole and the HOPE TWP^-Doud-VernlM Au»- 1 Mr. and Mr*. Deli Godfrey of FreaUnT Kemth Melntvw was in Mr# Orand Rap- >phona pole has been painted io re- persona who u.m.1 ,ud-back*tage. the tin. Doris Hoffman Cedar CTedk—j l»rt Tuesday. Kalama™ on RaiSSiVTtteSffin. a ,d* . . >rabte 8 T0‘,!n’ ’K,I’‘ ntar lhe ownizlng and directing head of the Wendell Lammers Shultr—Robert1 Mr and Mrs Guy Giddings and ^rtv (ISn, * Plr H“unK* wllJ Bue*U'trance to tire camp underataking on* L E Barnett. Hart. Evelyn Horn. Brush Ridgedaughter Beatrice visited Mr*. Gid­ p >1 R.ndir of of U,e c,u,rloW<' C!ub ,lc*‘ WednosDuring the summer five groups of prorecntlng attorney of Barry coun­ Daniel Hull. . Cloverdale—Margaret (fr'HE past four years dings" niece. Mr*. L Johnson, at Mr and Mrs P H. Randall' d a*. .... ............................... .... ‘^efa-jirl...................... s'i -.................is ____ ”r* — Kellogg. Mildred Watson.- Melbourne Middleville Bunday °^Jn« MfHUh'korr In rcmtracl was made _ ______ 1 have been no pknle SE-_-e and rraft.encouragement directing ____ ability. enthu»!**m and Mr*. Robert M?ndR M^1 Burch on Frida) “’V V atebWn* *«? Mr* w>”’P number J? 21 IThroughwhich was re- MaeLeod. Glen ChUaon Mr*. Warren Roush and daughter. "^tr IRVING TWP. — Wood - Mabel for mo«t of our Dad*. Dorothy, Mrs. Etta Blough and Mr*. -auwhre?;of luidira '(Hindi. R.iridav ” K*^ lh Vc,n‘>rc *w the golf out lhe winter inter three Kgroups.of Lw the the play, play, in in addition addition to Ui Secber. Bettie -Emerson. Gertrude dauwhrer Of uck rukiir. 2? ayu event, out inc wmirr roup-_<». 20 •.pcmnble ;xmaibie for Tuesday . sugnier oi II i . k wrrt tiuxxiay , t v , .. •>>. w,,n i u.,. w..,, . Keith Daniels attended the Logan Yh Wsitaui's3^ eomnuttee for n.M work will boy. and 20 girl* will spend twelve dr.-.tgnmg the tee wry. and directing Clagett. Marjorie Flfteld Ryan — ' .Work and worry han Mis* Ernilv McElwain U visiting school reunion Saturday. rut t or air unu air*, waiter van hhwumIGoodyear, cuvwiv^ar Mrt. Mr< nR ' wrok "rwriod./atthe camp inikthe .ih— thc**pla7 ..i._ he u. acted .... ....... r». Edward ’uTa. •’splendid Ruth ShelHrntton. Max Freeman,! friends in Detroit and Royal Oak for been their portion near­ , litnn, __ ____ urd. Mr*Gordon Ironside. Mr* , dormitory manner the difficult rote of Mr Emil Domeyer Fillmore—June Bar­ Mr*. J M. Townsend. Julian Gurdon. ten days Mr and Mrs Vaughn Fuller at-. cjydc w Wilcox. Ik vrvation* can "~” — — ThebeW K. Kello« Foundation has unzlry H tlie civic player movrTownsend and 8leven Bristol spent ly all of the time. croft. James Humphrey Irving — Mr. and Richard Potta have gone part of last week with'Mr and Mrs. to tSf’11: mad.' With Mr* IWm I acquired the title to the land on nwnt ber»mxs establiuied -here, it Cornelia Beverwyk. Donna Neil. father. George Fuller, at Woodland to Boston. Main., to visit tlie latter's Thomas Gainmage at Jenison. [which this eamp Is situated Tlu* wni be dlM. largely to the personal ______________________ __________ Richard Springer. Helen Wilcox. Show your Father how on Monday • parents MERIES OF VANISHING mean* that it will be well mainint crr *t and effort* vf Mr Barnett Roger Wilcox. Little Brick-PhylMrs Ed. Story i* in- Ann Arbor Mrs Julia Potter and \fr* D L much you appreciate all MIm Florence Walkin* is expected with her father, .str BUsard. who talned -a-............................ I* the on* i.t J».ne .j outward i,a Ils Tyler .... ..... ....... - —-................. ..... lake ...ix. ,,rillrr ra,t of wu. s 3 .'■< . home from Wyandotte on Friday for underwent an alteration on Thurs­ Morthland were guest* of Mr. and for JOHNSTOWN TWP. TWP.— ' ' : —Monroe— —he’s done for you. If it Mr* Lewis Stollc of Kalamanw over The Methodist Lada • Aid Society Ju«t as the Pine lake camp a« well Bound deserve* congratulation the summer day Hl* condition Ls quite serious. the week end. . U conducting a rents «f Vanishing as Camp Ben Johnson at Sherman It, ..pb-ndld Interpretation of tJiU. Lila Dunn.'Grace Cole. Duane Fox.' isn't more than a lOcent Riciuird Edmonds of Battle Creek tiiat are. provuig very enjoy- lake have stflnuteted Interest in Boy difficult play • Bud Wolfe as Tom Lucile Van Nocker Mildred DMr. and Mr* R M. Lambie called Teas' la p’, guest of Hastings friend 1 a jxnt ubl> Scouting. »o thi* camp at Clear Jake hl(d B h..avy 1(<ld lo Mrrv Bruine. Lester Halstead. Keith collar button, give him S on Mrs, John Warner at Mullikwi Mrs L I. Dewey started by enter"[will undoubtedly greaUy increase in- from thr start of lhe play tb thr end Strickland Stevens-^-Gaybtn Brison Sunday and later visited relative* tainlng Mr and Mr*. W J Walkin* visit- *}£ a gift on Father’s Day. the officer* and Circle Glair- terwt in tlie Camp Fire orgamra- or fir.t scene of the third act fol. Forresl Cole, Thoma* Stephens ed in Cbaaopolis and Three Rhei* ,pent 8u,M“y p M Bl oun In Grand Ledge. nun of theBOGMy On Thursday aft-1 ti.;n for girl* The Kcll >.-; Foun- lnd lH, dld h>s lwrl admirably and Rrhtol—Graco Conklin. Frances Supt. and Mrs. D A VanBu-skirk over Sunday I 48 Make it HIS day. [Cnuxm Mr*. D D Walton prcudeo datton ha* hrnen much interrat-In convmcinuly. Mrs Honora Pratt had Ferrto Banfield-Donna Du BolvJ leave Thursday for LaMotlic. Ill , to ■ Mrs. AibcioDMuiof Chicago apent* MU-' Stella Heath of Nile*. MIm [at a short bu*intM imeting and Hie .this gropoettlon and evidenced its a difficult eiiaracur role in the part Alma Tungate. Robert' BeLson. Cui-, J»,o2^L*nd'"Mend t,W C*’n'iladiiw spent the .itlrrn,on with tiicir purprie to help Hie girt* Saturday night with Mr rand Mr* “*8ULh^„ Met, of o' Barry Rsrry y-.. Midget. Tlu- pan could ver-Everett Severance. Merle 8«-■ Heath of Albion and Roy Heath of ,u{?, rewltur and an enjoyable Mx-ial time and Calhoun counties I' - be uvrrdonr to Die point oi gur Burroughs—Velrn SmithIt ':r. has-----cm- easily ! «-,ch hr.s!e« L' *U|r x.ad In M-ne but ployed Mi** Florrnr. Craven L IS l,'ra|n^ on the ,.,n M-mi-comic „u* .»r.~ u...-­ Harvey Mjers. E Waihut St. is Muskegon are home for their vaca­ nt Jargon Lre w-mdina <h*7 £r“'T'’ J but Mr., MAPLE ...«».*■ GROVE TWP. —W Quali With stTLnrt Mn ne ,re,, m-lumon lwo ,<*>d Mr* Dewey c"ml’ Flrr ’"irkrr «» devote all her pr.,,, dld lt .*j.h Inr lo.xh of a rrol traIy_Luctta Hollister. Maple Grove [ iqirnding part of thi* week visiting tions ^r**4 •junch alM1 Ollt ol time and efforts to HncTcstinK girls aru>. one of the mo.t dramatic Center -Franct* Gilliland. Mayo­ hl* sister tn Tvh'do. Mr. and Mr* J F. Edmonds are TndUrat r rawk’W,IUU ' Mrs George Sheffield is entertain­ leaving Thursday for Akron. O.. to in Camp........................ Fire organisations and «c- iuui. of Hie entire play depended on Ilah Dingman. ............... *........ ............................................... ................................................... ............Doris ' “ Mapes.' '" Moore ing a* iwr home guest. Mrs Albert visit their daughter and husband. Mrs Mollie Van Dug:. r< n and Ar i S Mr* W I tiviti- Jurt a* Mr Shafer is doing the ability of Arthie McDonald to put - Violetta Julian. Alberta Wolff. Mar­ Orabowvr of Highland Purk ;Mr and Mr*' Earl Fra.se. and fam- Sam Mote attended the reunion of acr.*-* the proper characterization of garet Mead. Vent Hoffman. Howard *hX^rta^d^d m Tlmrt for the Boy Scouts Mus Margaret Johncock spent I fly and attend a family reunion. Mi’- Frieda OL'cn. lhe Camp Fire tl.r Rcv, Dhke-Uw intense silence Norton Dunham -Beatrice Buxton. the Mill school near Lake Odessa. !”‘nm?n -niterlained^and on ThureUR 75 cent neckties last week with friends in Chicago , day aftcrro.u. Mr* .Robt. Cocflt. Mrs ‘executive of Battle Creek, will be Of th. audience during • hre prayer Huron Healy, Dorothy Mack. Brandt Mr and Mr*. Walter C FltxSImund attend'd the World* Fair. are hanil-m ad,e, nions ot Mansfield. Ohio, visited his in Kalamazoo Mohday on bus:ne.v, D D Waiton arid Mrs. Bep Gidbi, the director of the summer camp at and )dll announcement ot tlie Judg- McIntyre. Ralpl) Swith. Russel) Mrs. M A Lsrnbir and Miss Helen slater. Mr*. Archie McCoy, last will entertain. Mr* M. L Cook and Clear lake There arc already sev- nient indicate the success he mtfde Donovan Norton-Dale Burd. Ena wool-lined, and silk tip­ Mr and Mrs. Ernest Farr a cim ­ Lambie went Saturday to Ypsilanti week They were accompanied by ". Mr». Herbert Bishop plan, to h*ve'prn'- gn»uii« of Camp Mrr gir.s in ,• AlthaqgK'tt is reiathTly easy Jarrard. Dorothy Norton; Bernice parted them home for a few days'‘ [tea* late: to visit Mr. and Mrs R B. Rou-e. ' ’hi* city and county. They will ba Ior an elderly - person to take the Rhoades Donald Van Auken. Ateped. Three of theue 75 Mrs M. W. Ryland also of Mam- visit. secretary of th" wlwile Hjud 10 avail t.iemre-Y** of the cl „ r p ar >cter years younger, it Kc . ’ -.ey — Joyce Jones. Brandi — Dorr field. cent neckties may be Mr and Mrs. Harold SiienVMd and idle* named Mr*. eGid* [ ehnnee to take in this fine camp v* difficult for 3 young ix-non to p.ut Darby. Francis Maurer. Mr and Mrs E F Bottom go to daughter Jane oMJclroit came Sun­ had for $2. And we'll etc ; reporting t<A her i fl* PDidcm’* and c.ppor- acriM* the charncterixatton f t an Ann Arbor Saturday to attend th" day to visit Dr. F. O. Sheffield. Mrs. tunitie*. The operation of this camp _.1<fcniv JM.r„KI Mr> Kalheryn MdnIhmio^* andMhc .< graduation exercises at the Univer­ Sheffield and ■daughter staying for (about the future' •■oaicsw put them in un attrac­ Falk—Harald Jones ; amount of money received. .. . nnd the active wnrtc of Mis* Craven t>-re did this to perfection, however, rone- Allen sity. their son. Edward. Jr., graduat­ two weeks. will mean a large increase in tn- ln tlR, Of Mra Cliteden-Bank* Grangeville—Stanley Jone*. Paul tive box for you to make ing Monday from tiic engineering Mts* Lot* Helrigcl «f Flroppr: and hoped tiiat a nice rum may be cnL j memberriflp of Camp Fire organlza- thr s^tH-'bartdan who was proud Bourdo, Arthur Bradshaw. Marvel department an ideal Father's Day Gordon Usborne of Carlton wrr fleeted for the 1. A 8 treasury. |lion.in Barry county ^ nd B tubborn to the very end. Al Bowen. Rylvunt* Reed. Mayanna Mr. and Mrs 8- F Nlehol* and Sunday.guests of the'former's cous­ gift. BccF.-r handled the part of'Scrubby McCullough, Silvester Shaneck. FAMILY GATHERING. I — • • • ............. Jimmy of Detroit came Friday to at­ in*. Mr and Mr* Fermor Hoc venatr. tend the 4>iay. "Outward Bound.' a* and family in a thoroughly artistic manner. He Blake-Kendall -Keller A (l lighiful family gathering ■* ■ ORGANIZING SUM/ neld fli Sunday tl... name Of M:. | UnUHITI^HW OUM PRAIRIEVILLE TWP. Milo — liro A U rtl UDO ‘ "rtnpathrHc and intelligent Mrs Phyllis Reynolds and MIm Fuhre Prairieville-FranMtn 4*n LLUDo interpretation of this unusual char- Herman —■ nett. Mrs. Nichols and Son remain­ Margery Reynolds of Ann Arhir .u - »nd Mi * James M. Gilmer, when all ing tor the week actcr and never lor a moment dur-'cls Fredendwon. .Don Higgins. Boyd of their children and their families | wt’ro home A pit not luck dinner wan wt*re wa, I <Co. Agri. Agent Harold Fos- Illg the play was out cf hl* role Morehead. Virginis Van Hout Ellen erved n the lawn and a happy day , sir_-t,?-„ uri»l. n„rnl Probably the most difficult ro - of; White South Pine Lake—Alton1 Wednesday, June 14 enjond. lcr Working with nural • ... the play—or at .least. one ut... thr two'Carpenter. o.. Ray (Surd. Harri-tanna Tnm«i from away were Mr. ami! Young Folks Fuaturiuff Dressen, Linma ' difficult-wn* that of the Rev. Reattic Calkins — Jean Rogens. ‘if' ;wl‘‘ ™L',' ,hC adm,nUln‘-)ln? r.n Mr Ind Mn Noble Cain |Mr.< Deward Gilmer and two chi)-, ,Harold J Foster. Barry'Courtty Thonipren the examiner This t»r geriit. Hosiery, Gloves, griculturni Agent, i. nos. inakin.«« G ’ Ur. -> a human touch and at the $arl Bag *> OaJjs Bagley .droll of Lansing; Mi and Mrs A.,ric;iit«ni<i Agent’ e "XS h»»•>*.■;ss, Jl*iR,,jxs1S*lgjwl!' Floyd Vnn Auk.r and Dorothy of; inn. -r. "" ' Foundation Gar- n... .»>„•<■'■ .. .iiiiira- ■ •mt' time a suggestion of the inti- s n..‘.tartnur H.irtwe,i CLOTHING FOR ui nf 4-11 summer cl।tlx. In 5,,. ni’e Dr DeForest Walton ptit. strot* 111 TL'?fn TWF. — AJ-Gon-Quin lUcWm; Mr Mr, B?rr ClM* mete,, Eu. WllcosMEN AND BOYS tJ-e-e lias __ tern u .arcat dca' ’hu exceptional rule convincingly Lake—Robert Sherman WUco* iand .two daughters of Holland: Mr 1•n«Rt ................... ..u™ [[.••. mmrw »oimw ., i* ■.•“."J’r- and Mr.- Bernard O'Connell ano1tftiz fax'.* •»* ’’S",ZPre I !,'r ‘ High school from which Carl D and week end (n Big Rapid* with’ Mi ' Mu* -Evelyn J McMurray will be dnd Mr*. Harold Swanson !° 11’ um Knm,?dr «r 'Klrl* „„ <f -OuiwinT Bound" round n Inrrr- 'w'h Tnnn.r-Cnrl Dr.per, Ed,graduated Thursday. | Mp A C. Brown of Grand RJipC^‘ ,, ..2 ’ [ a?! i.' E'"r> v*:,r lx’>' and »,r1' ncr commmuuw want W»nl t. r.>......... L lhe lounnuJEXJJJ"'”' O'”d id*i>dMr* Clare_Fu.V* of Na-h-; 'e -:„mmmie,._ ■ -: • rm, .Mr W. tour .,11 win be KW to iron,-- or th.-, Ml~. "“taw. I ruiui uv ».uu ...— AUeen r«nl»u> 1 . . with hi* parent*. ■ 'inert with nnv tic* croun r.-- ">xF Helen Weaver The part of Ann ,, r»vr.—Gate* inert any nr* group to orand*Hekn Weaver. ty Clarke on Tut.-day Mid attended »|>I» a « c4ub rhil. Of W add ndd new L»- member* member, । »• ,u «««>• rmnUm.l rm»-. ra>. exceewrioeed- R0J^_M-'rv" KomX" । This family gathering 1* an an-| wnUBe » ‘ “ v cw»w«m«» "Outward Bound' tn the ciftung. ’Intial event, always eagerly antid- . rlub, .tw. .la,. up,.,) ornHnjml difficult fir Robbins—Alary Konecny. Eugene .r, rinhc thui hr..,, hw a nrnnlzmi ingly diffiault for amateurs to do Robbins-Mary Mrs. Edw. W. Clark <lorura Bess- iuc-ed and equally enjoys. ■ ‘°„<j^njn‘ng in past yrar^ B-th of Ihrae yoyng women. K?ub* .. Coman-Mary Mesik. Bar• and running in put years. »<•»- n<’ul 01 Y""1* *onirn- in_ M Brute- Chartotre men nt Los Angelr*. Calif. i» ex- 1 In the Livestock clubs the. boys however. aroused nothing but BnggsChartale preted early next month fur i visit [ SURPRISED MRS SHEPHERD. I own their animal and can- for it ‘-rable comment from local *pectastreet throughout the summer. Uping '-«» and v siting Civic Flayer , new shipment of LADIES' WHITE fronds V Hessmer, ano. oth> r the Mrf | jndli! C j iur -i ; o( prniricvfllr». Miqic'wlth ilppcr top*, al 41 each. recoru* ii* irru snu uurr n uiv, -...... ............ —-------! ST.Jessie DeVos. Mr*. Sem Fras-’S ing of the club i* held once a month as Henry, the otljcr "half-way' had na Storkan. Allee Rose Latta. er. Earl Wilbur and Mr Petrengtnl, «*«*> , ‘ i“®- at which time problem* relaUve to •» rca’ f.-.b of acting to perform and BOWNE CENTER. of Grand Rapid* and Mr and Mr. .JluXT’t^t of muTie^tas^duets" the anjmah are discussed and the interpreted the |*rt In a thoroughly with 5 to 10 band*, at 50c per bracelet. Arthur Heiner) aqd Min* nf Battle’1 “h“U‘ there members have * incial time 4-H.splendid and dramatic manner LaM Week * Letter. Mingle Vegetable WHITE IVORY BRACELETS with pasUl “"1: ?»,,« ,"Jw U ,S club work ha* added much interest This community, we behave, ii tn We are very sorry to hear that and enjoyment to many farm boys be congratulated on the fact that it they had to amputate the lor* from shede decoration*, at Me each. roll? d M d imioicnl taste. «om<- of them radio and gwls **■* peopleMwrc who can put on a one foot of Thomas Dougherty the •MMr*C Ru-ah ^ndsteitcr Mr- *•’««’• JU*: ** talented LaIn the Canning club work the girl* play °* thl* type; also that it iia* , iSm? Mra ‘f*nn^-k 'ter !hr crt*m m«t t oner a month a* a group at audience* who can appreciate a draMr. and Mra. Gail Burkholder of X ^i^hrad’K^ the and which time the local leader demon- matte presentation of the caliber of Grand Rapids were Friday evening Since IBK. "Always Something New." strate* some phare of canning and ' Outward Bound " visitors al GujVBmllfr''. . ... । Mr. and Mnt Russell Benton have' disr-tusrs canning problem* witirThe------------- -- • *—--------[gone to Grand Rapids where Ru*-■-J?. reunion of the Delton Study Club After 'ne demonstration, the FINDS A WORTH-WHILE i young |*H>plc brought Mrs. Shepherd girls girl* usually have a social nulling « secured occurs employment enpuryuunu as । held at thr home of Mr* Bernice j ! rell lu has [two lovely potted plant* with a kind They arc r-quired to ran a certain HOBBY—GROWING ROSES truck driver for the As->ocialed YOU GET to middle age lhe , number of quarts of fruit, vegetables a----- -— j----------nearer you are to the need of nnd Jelly throughout the summer AUy, Thos. Johnson of Lake Mr* Jennie Flynn u staying with x, "■ reading Classes. And AT that which U later exhibited al the Ag’ . trek daughter. Mrs. John Nash, and I Odessa Gets and Gives He Exixisition tlma they are usually a neces­ family. iof Dr and Mr* J R Hay at Sm.i-: bI SINE-Ss WOMEN'S HOSAnyone interested in summer 4-HI1 Laurence Pleasure From It .Benton la 111 with ... sity Plenty ot folks’rrtake lhe rnac. the honor gue.d being Mimi FITAL GUILD MEETING. ' Olive Clark of Grand Rapid.* Other | TWcnty-t:*<. member* and guest* club work should .w* or write Mr.)‘ It is a fin. for a man to have a «Wtococcu* rore^ Uiyat. mistake of ignoring the con­ Faster right away. guests were Mr *nd Mn* F E Miw!of lh ....,. Business Women'! .......... Hospital , [ hobby—one that makes hup think of rnrvrviiKi' dition and straining their eyes. iof Haninac and Mis» Mildr.d Hall Guild enjoyed a delightlul meeting FAMILY DINNER.' other thing*, especially plrasan' ; ‘‘ " It the above applies to you be cf Grand Rapid* . Mr, and and Mr* Mrs Floyd Floyd Rice Rice and and Mnt Mrs. at Trail'* End. Gun lake, on Mon.Mr*. Minnie Shrincr entertained’thing., not conQecled with hi* ordi*»r wise and seek our service In Mr. and Mr.-. T H Johnston. Mr. day evening with Miss BSizabeth [ Sunday. June II. with a family din-.nary work. Attorney Thomas John0,..a c‘u, .'i? and Mr*. Albert Cratg and daughter Henry a* hostess. time. • ; nrr in honor of her neplmw. Basil son of Lake Odessa ba* developed i (,, 15r? K8,p ,ana no*f Eckhardt Don*. Mr and Mrs Edward Down' Preceding lh* dinner, several of [Hayward. *on of Mr. and Mr*. Oli-e, worUi-Mhil* hobby, a delightful hob-1 Monday evetung. iand Mr und Mrs Kenneth Leins the member, enjoyed a «wim. and [ver Hayward, ot Kalamazoo, who by too. He ha* specialized In th"Jr- anclMr* Spcnor Johnson and daughter visited Mr and Mr' following, th", business ­ th- regular busim - • ses *e.recently married to MI-* Con- growing of r--'s. and hai made a ; an“ K’’"11 , motQ’r I James Timmerman < Mabie iziito sion Aas held. **"'■ Mis* Elm Arber z - ■'of’ stance Dasher, daughter t f Mr and wonderful u.-c-** of it The entire ”f*’’ "np <!"y last week. of Jackson Sunday. l>>ri* Craig will Detroit gave a vety Interesting talk i Mrs Wm Da .hr.-, .il.4» rtf Kalama-;ajea in thr re »r ot hL* home is gived EYESIGHT SPECIALIST G"»n«pr h“’ t*"1 ln ।stay with her,aunt. Mrs. Timmcr- about Starr Commonwealth which [zoo. Among those present at the 'fiver to Hi- cultivation of a large i P*X,DI’1/ lnc P“” *'cp" . . iman. for several weeks dinner were Mr and Mr* Wni : variety of r«i*c« Hr ha* them bloom- , Mr’ oun*cr our wife. all enjoyed. I Mr and Mr* Geo. Patter and M. I Dasher, Mr and Mr’ Oliver Hay- ing from June on for many weeks I111 wU 1 meas‘M thp I***1, Mm Florence Bump will be the Special and Mrs .O. J McNaughton of Mui­ I instep for July, at which tim- thr I ward and daughter Margaret of Growing rotes u a .ude issue for, 8 . , . . ' : liken. Mr* Beatrice Smith of Bn*- election of officer* will be held, and KkUmuoo Mr. and Mrs V. A.[Mr J< ;-.n-in. H- docs If solely for -.KSiEM want a»vn pay |ton. Mass . Mr and Mrs. J E Wal- assignment* made for next year* Wellman. Mtss Ruth Ransom and'the pleasure . >t and the pleasur.' BlcM Ust Uw |MAt WTPk BANNER WANT ADttl. FAY. T*ll Can* I ton of Kalamazoo Mr. and Mrs hoxteaaea [Mr Edward Stringham of Jackson, he can give tJrnurh It Li many oth- ~ ■■ ----.■ . ■ ■ — Deliciously Cooked Choice Quality ' Jc**e Crandall cf South Bend. Ind . j James Ransom and daughter Maude er*. It surely t* delightful to »i*it hi* [ land Mrs. Erenqan of New York MEETING OF RURAL |and Mt and Mrs. Geo Ran,o>m of [place when the rose* are bloimlngBozes for Icily were guests of Dr and Mrs CARRIERS' A.sMJf lATION. Hastings. I ------ ,------ —— D. D Walton on 'lucsdav. earning to Free Running Large Size Boies Thirty-six rural mail carriers and LUNCHEON ON"tHIK^DAY. ' K _ .! I witness ' QiUw|»rd Bound * their wives attended the mcrtins ' i Ellis Hains, of Hubbell. Nebraska, held at the American Legion room* I 8m.vJI china -wan* filled with! „ Mr flnd Cans for garden flower* centered the - p!Tl al ft babyi iwaa vtslllnft relative* and renewing on &iturd.iy evening, a fine dinner,JMWMWI ---------- ----------TELEPHONE 2241 [old acquaintances tn the city over beyfK served by tlie American Lc- i luuchecn luncheon tabiej tables and 'bouquets of j 6‘r» ,‘n < ■ the week end Ellis grew to youns gion Auxiliary ' peonies were effectively arrans.d In I.. 6 Ounce Cant Corner o( State and Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Mich. nr varlou* WH. room* mm a Jth. n S uvJ “"aW“ I manhood in this citv. and occasion­ The carrier* hA'cl a short bu»ineas (the J the charming* nL'ii ■1 ally return* to hi* old home-town for meeting after wmeh the R F D 'bridge-luncheon on Thursday. Mr* i in?‘”e . w., . 'a brief vi4t. Over 40 years ago he AMoeiatlon orchestra held a rehear- L E BanuM being hates*. Sixteen i *-r- *n» “‘‘a Beet Quality 1 * n Halting* Satur-1 [left for the wild and woolly west, fi­ sal. They also practiced on Sunday I guests were prrM-nt. At contract Mr*. nally locating at Hubbell Nebraska, afternoon at lhe homo of Mrs. Winona Downing. Mrs Robt Walton, "AJu,. ' [and liked the town *0, well that he Claude Wood, in preparation for the j and Mrv John Goodyear won tho r, > has remained there since _____ ,,, । j. f. CL! B. ! Mr. Broom, who Uve* on the Boul-| ’ JOHNCOCK FAMILY REUNION. at Travene guy * Low Price* On Fre»h Cold Meat* TOLLY BIRTHDAY ( LI B. 1 Mn Claud ’ Hghter entertained\.tc? PUce■’*’5 by the beat! ' The Johncock family reunion was held at the home of Mr and Mr* Mr*. J E Mattoon delightfully I th* member* of the J F F Chib .w,“,lc »w«ih<. Olin Brown near Plainwell on 3.it- entertained the Jolly Birthday Club very pleasantly on Thuraday after-.Mr* Sanford Wditaon of; 8 Pound Qan«, each $1.10 irftiay with 93 present A picnic din­ on Wadninday. June 7.-honoring her noon at her home ’Just south of: ekory Corner* 'I*!'1 1**~a* f”'I ner program and ball game were mother. Mr* Jennie Rowley, on tier Freeport- Two table* of bridge nln< *Hh Mr and Mr* John Willi* enjoyed. Tlie following officer* wgre j birthday anniversary Fresh and Tasty I plavtd. Mr*. IMh Mwi* winning top . ,, , . A wonderful pot luck dinner waa;score and Mrs W. A- Hitchcock low Sunday tisitor* at Robert Louden s re-elected for the coming year EaceUoat for Making Sandwiches <»*«• “» Norrt ‘ “and; ndt |were. Mr and Mrs «" Willis Norris President. Alma Thompnon; necre- rened and a happy /octal lime en-, score J daughter of Battle Creek. Mis* Wil­ tary. Clara Stanton; treasurer. Ber­ Joyed. All wi’ili for Mrs. Rowley i*. ma ot Kala-. nice Brown Mr. and Mrs. Chester many more happy birthdays. | BKincE—I.VSCHCON. -----McDonald ---------- and"friend -■ ................ Halraet Stylo 1 Cover* were laid for eight at «. mazoo. Mr and Mr* -Will Louden! Johncock will entertain in 1934 at lovely one c,deck luncheon given bv-"”1 Marvel of Gul! lake. Mr and PAST MATRONS. their home near Gun lake in Or­ LARGE , Rex and--------Miion New-; angeville Iwiuhip. Tlie O E 8 Past Matron* held a Mr- Archie nmuc McDonald Mcsaunma last i«»s week aw*.Mra. —......... - Water* -------- - — - — - ; BOTTLES 1 FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES happy meeting at the iwmc of Mr*. (Wedncvdav. ' •»<*•»MIM'ELIANEOUS NIIOWER. CASE OF 13 Lee Oetliart on Friday afternoon.. Bridge-wa* played in the afterI’*ul BUnchard »«d family of] Mr* L E Barnett »<>■> and Ml' Mr* i Kalama** Sunday The Windstorm Co employee, en-. Mr*. H. J Freeland and Mr* Leon! noon. ....... L. I. - . *pcnt ' ...... ' with . ..Mr. ---jojed a vefy pleasant parly at the Tolhurst ________________ asMitmg Mr* Gebhart. W M. M Stebbin* 81 ebb:tu winning the honor* i"™ ia,ntI1 Mr* Elmer Willison WiUuon and Mar Mar-­ ------------------------ ______________ rlctta. • ■ gotuge of Mr. and Mrs. Fred, Refreshment.-, were served ; CLOSING MEETING OF_________ I --------«•* ■ Phillips at Lake Al-Oon-Quln 0.1 - ----------- * ^»—-- ---------Wednesday evening honoring Mr* RECOVERING NICELY. MOZNDAY STUDY CLUB. Law* in Japan require that autoWo Deliver The Big Little Store Phone 2491 WUscn Guldet (Marjorie Gower । Mr*. Juanita La ng-ton Moore un-1। The Monday Study Club held mobiles and truck* be cquip;wd with who w*s presented wffh a shower of|derwrnt * major operation In Bron- • their final meeting until fall at thi anti-splashers' —------" on wet day* The1 Robert Walton or.,device — ___________________ prtfccl’.- tlie jicdcstrlan,.w from' ।:miacellaneou* articlci. A bountifullaon.Mcllnslut ix> piial in Kalama- .borne vl Mr 11 pot luck eupper wasccned and a w- zoo cn Tuesday. Latest repurts *1, I1:Monday, a lovely lunalicon bor,g • being .pattered with mud on nor1 cia) evening spent. that she U doing nicely. |iIttrved at one o'clock. !row thoroughfare*. Mr. and Mr* Keith Daniel* were In Grand Rapid* Thursday. Mr. and Mr*. Carl Pltutrom were In Battle Creek on Baturilay. Lyle Biddle spent Sunday with hl* mother and Usters in Grand Rapid* Mr. and Mr* F B Lane and chil­ dren were In Grand Rapid* Satur­ day. MUs Erma Gregg I* spending the week In Chicago visiting the World'* Fair• ' Mis* Bernice Young of Chicago wa* Hie guest of Mr*. Noble Qaln on Sunday Mr* Archie McCoy wa* In Ionia. Father a Break S Father's Day is Sunday, June 18 O Miss Rose Clark will open The ROSE Dress Shop T.S. Baird NEW ARRIVALS BESSMER the JEWELER THE CLOSER Tak6 Advantage of Our LOW PRICES/ FRIDAY, June 16 SATURDAY, June 17 Sani-Flush X8c Spaghetti 4 25c Iodized Salt 2 13c Pork & Bean* 2 19c Fly Spray Honey Dew Minced Ham REED’S DRUG STORE 10c lb- 24c Butter Corned Beef L.V. BESSMER s»<^ p., 25c a. 25c 15c tiINMANM Kleenex Kotex Milk of Magnesia Spt. of Camphor Epsom Salts Bathing Caps Ginger Ale | Lime Ricky ( 3 for 59c 3 for 59c pt 33c 4 oz 25c 3 lbs. 25c 25c Try Our Fountain for a Cold Drink or lea Cream �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE II, 1911 PAOI SIX MIDDLEVILLE. Carleton Swift left Y... . ac.ept a position hi the run.'ula of Michigan. nhiiiiniiiu Tin- report* of Chester Vander KUk durinc. the week arc that lie had very *llm chances of life. Sat­ urday evening a wire brought to the)' Hastinga accompanied by tlw party (Continued from page oae> (Continued from page one) A large iirobp of pwn met at tlie_________________________ «—_— r~ . -^ - -7------------- - .— --. Avgry farm on June 7th tor “Thr this wsu doiw with entire goodjfe-i- Chr-trr injured while playing-.—toad, clothtag. housing. education Kalama/oo - - Bfiiry County B«-».i Hlk- out we cannot believe otherwise W1J?1 other iad* and was struck and maintenance, which u indeed by a thrown ball'dub. They have Tour ' There wrre interesting lee- than that the. going of Mr. ftaku-sbnl1 G"** Th»v hav* lures gi-.rn by Hute extension :-pe* sy.y u u hlss to t^ highway program a util in a hospital fbr an operation an economical budget. ui)J Mrs Vander Kolk poor L Mj It might be of Interest to Banner clah5t< a bo men from the large to.-Hany county. He had been here r —, ;~r, ----- -TT ”-'Is -----in- TZ". packing plant? The second stop i0Ilg enough, was sulllcwntlv uc- nralth. Much sympathy !s expressed readers to know that since Jan. 15. was atXhc Lockshove Farm where uuainu-d wuh ihe road utujtum. - j t“f tbc family.­ . «... tlw dairy' herds as *dl as the be. i t X fur bcirer rervire H>e board of review met In G D. 1933. a majority of Hie teachers and L‘ herd *ere inspected. Kevi n hcrds^hjm“a nii7 engineer "who li.id had Whitmore's office Tuesday and are workers at Starr Commonwealth 1 :■?' were viuietl m the two countlei. and JM> sUch experience, o: who-iud had “R4|n *n session this Monday and have not received a single cent ot !ti r.,i cn Thin-wU. Thursday .mil and Prida*> Friday herds in .xjKrlcm.1-,jn a .... cmmly Zlnre the, 0 region Tuesday ,• niil continue in session ‘Tuesdav. ' pay—there wa* no money for their _ adjdhlntf ................ — ------- .jaiil --------On 21counts be.---------v.ewed. nwspm topography B1IU and naiure nature <n of .marenaa material! On Thursday. Mrs. Mrs. Lester fcarl.i Cai ' wage*—but because of their love for * ■ i'r I.1 • '/tr- th,.... J< There turns nie rvi-i.11 conducted-for tin- met ivHh-'m rood.... culdmg are ul'o- irlm Itnrl had been 111 ill fnr for na fzw few dgys. w: was . , purpote of creating Interest In feeti- iet hsr dlflerent thsn we have here taken in an ambulance and started pie boys and their Intense Interest ditlerent than we have'mTur here ' Ing and markettog beef animal* *eth#r ’n a hospital and pawed away be- n he work. y»y hare continued It wouldiuLny^XyStreamed be >i misfortune. ‘in our “ — 1 and arc very imjnwtlre uL£n( *•**“ lM,'d h0?Jn« judgment. it'Rsny arrival, • i»ptte Hie extreme heat many L build a syetem ofcounty countyattempted highway foielllv tkeler ,twma 011 Sunday at y were doing Wld system qf county highway*: “>n A M • wlth bur*a’ 01 Bwryton. ‘»>Gr duty. Should the two Albion 'J lo-.-al people were nt Plainwell -to to wl:}1 out athe tervicj ut a competent . attend the rotiwncemcr.l r xrrcires rllgilucr preferably one who’had She leaves besides the bereaved hus- banks be reopened, some fund* on Thursday evening Wilma and L ' higiiwav exneriehc* Oth-'band four *nia11 chHdren nnd other '»'ou*d be available, but no one i Charllo Freeman and Liovd and rr {<Knitre' hire tred that but have relatives Much sympathy Is ex- knows when-the banks will open «uu^. t.. in .uMr sun- .nd ui. hU ; Ruth Nottiiqihain. were « u» ««»'«»•* «•''* tr.ed.tiut but navi ; H..«U r«"h. KX-n’ISUiXn'»■' ! graduates. ,. d ih»lr »»- «•» •>• J-W u .m .Uh IMU beat homn tv'a’teriiDt vk-... ’•<’"thin.... .. 'vieufoi ... minin'-,-hnnl nirnir nn Saturday. A humanitarian work.work. in ,al ’•chool picnic on Saturday. A humanitarian ' Other* who are glad to be nt home I.”".,, !>•« I® — -nW!* >» >!* Ol-ag1 Si ; tar tire summer vacation are Chirk - ■ iM»VR. • hoolmates uinau problem ana it- is only maae .1 Nc.u.u-h.,,, v.ta, j FEED -i- COAL -i- CEMENT -:- LIME - .r.r'nince m •* mon nmnrv ^ttv Swift spent la*t weelci powible by the fact that last year FLOUR •' ----------------... ' ... t-uncouit! «• on.e-i J*"**”M*« ’ There were right members end ccunt I J’, o. . . 1-Turtaci k - ‘t"* ln ' ,h® boy* and helpers canned 12.000 BRICK -;- TILE -i- FARM IMPLEMENTS of th j varying surface and i.o 1! nor. , ■< .hr HHpm, SX,,,”',,L £.r*” f' >«,! 11... vl O,lk,l. «,M Umlly. «™m-, W* »' vrtrUbk. In»n Owlr mn ■ • Hand Club mcctiiK ut Stella Shdp s S . panted by Fred Granger and wife, gardens. .They have no meat, liah TELEPHONE 2118 HASTINGS, MICH. [UCtUdl. •- . n Wf-dn«*Uv In !:ie absence of ' *flln . ,>lould <•<, :- 'I* nt Sunday wstlj O. O Stricklrn towl on their menu*, so plenty of — the pnsidvnt and vlce-pr-Mdcnt. n u,„ .. V.'*. ir.nd faiiHly in Grand Rapldk । vegetable*, .nut*, fruits and milk are Jiu.-t buslni s'M Kdon was-heid with ti' . Vp Alex Pott., und wife of Grand more necessary. Because of lack of. Mr- oure Fax in chare. remntv -na Lr ' a dolla? of «nd J M P™8 “Ild »“e ,und' mllk co“ld ,KX »* — Dorothy Brouard returned to her Iaxi,..tr r.-on<-- h n been u<kcd i-iri Sunday In Marshall visiting purchased, and Mr. Starr was In a, LACEY. • Rapids, ha. made arrangementa tb Wm, Potts MM and <~«r. family. ------ — -- ------ r — U» —----- . ------ , Si «•».»«. dikcun.,*, f<in"ln th,- tim.. hirT-.. iiniirrtv.',ack Rott-nburg of Northwestf Arber wus working in Aqn Arbor ' Tlie Misses Doris und Neva C.»1e occupy the nflice ut the Eli Henry ment* huv- been inade^ uiwn oui . Thornapple had a renous accident ; and she told her audience of these have been real sick tlie past week Home, formerly the Dr. Adrounie — • to -M. S. C for the »uinmt-r -scmion with ear trouble following severe property. op Tuesday evening Mr and. Mrs head colds. An ice cream miciuL./ixmMired by 22 ••••••••« Arthur Lathrop 4IIU and <w the xviu Ford IWIIf.un- . _ .. in-ii Mr. und Mrs. Earl Bristol and the members ot the Brians L. A. 3. __ ’24 Ii.ulrt r.,|. wnoee inrm nr was wuisiok ii e, uiict vmw-,. uu-.w.v, *biGi . 'IV‘ INHd ', f ’»i5 as t-H , .tumhted and nnd he he was thrown thrown ;cow valued nt nt 1250 was given by । children were Sunday visitors in with Mr Gladys Cortrlght. Mis. < ily hud a waffle mid maple syrup “ g-Eihorac stumbled supper at the Ford home • ‘■’J™® ‘ unMiut the stone wall and hit with Arnold O0«s. a dairyman. Pasture EiL-.t Leroy with Mr. und Mr*. Daniel Grace Millar. Mrs. Kate Cole and , ,, Children's Day was olverved with I.,' t|‘ 1 . *^*7 “ th" I the limne on the hame.^ in such a I lor these cows Is plentiful bn lhe ad- Case und daughter. Mr*. Lottie Jones as committee, is p—T~] appropriate rxerclas by the ll-.tir „ ’ ‘ , ' ,.7, ; 7’^.way that his collar bone was broken. Joining farm recetitly acquired by, , After July 1 Lucky will have a planned for Tuesday evening, Juno . .i Sunday Ecliool on Sunday evening -•mv mc'nev’ 4S ’.\ >.? “I >1.-" 1 There The h?ii\~hAri There was a sneak thief at work work'«he — Commonwealth. —------------------ ------•- —can Tlie—boy. boys physician. Dr. Skinner, of Grand oT!reMeBSlem r'ar’ ,,w v“Ia«c tm*B "n ,he mUk lhe>' wn*‘l *nd —The N. Pine Lake Sunday School will- romphSrt .? the ' ,1,‘ ,K>U5CS WTre u “ultc ’'tccl»»ar>r Inwunuch as their. ' have a picnic dinner on Ford*. na oil th.- cw nt ? eoulrenru of‘Sjl,urdu> 'ev‘!n,n»{tLid machine's McrJflclmr entered und «me mciwy taken from.diet is almost entirely vegetarian., k pojpt June III. also a program w^v maint nancvA A* a mm- r 2 ' *« l*«* « »> thst th.Eleven grade* are taught in the fact the Lun tatwn ca,e *,f at 0,,cv thcre lnif to Alb,On lDs!h “hM1 tO com’ • Mrs. Lloyd End-ley and children ne' i ce Mr H-H .wskv eL* e’hcre >' ot Potterville anti Mrs. Walter Lower and children of Lamin# spent Fri­ day night with their parents. Mr. a PINE LAKE. ' On Wednesday Mra. Ru.wcll Minor WANTS ; entertained for dinner. Mrs Rathe Pierson of Hastings. Mrs. Emmett 1 b1Lm- *Uu1 of 81lwr Cr,efcTI8EMENT FOR LESS THAN -5c. i an(1 Mr, Georgia Bellingham. In ...New Trust Proves Greatest Rupture Aid Akron Mechano-rorm True- foatare "Selective Pressure Control”, Hold* the rapture more securely and eliminate* sub crushing prewure. We ar* Exclusive Akron Tnixs ni­ ters and keep your truu in adjustment. FU6 KEMT- I»>I1 BJ.NT- PIANO 11NI.NOut" H"’ OH 8ALE- .ji. '?.i - ------- i The Prescription Drug Store HASTINGS MICHIGAN “-.“'TOLDOFSTMII COMMONWEAITH We’re Ready for You With Genuine I. H. C. Repairs The harvesting implements that are standing in your implement shed have a lot of hard work ahead of them. There is no doubt but what some of them need new parts. Now is the time to check them over and get your repairs. 1. H. C. REPAIRS ARE MADE TO FIT Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company Our Success Baa been achieved through care- tathfactory dealing with policy­ holders. SEE US FOR INSURANCE Citizen* Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY "“J".1 JSJ'S J. L. MAUS GEORGE M. NEWTON SPECTACLES FITTED. REPAIRED. BROKEN LENSES REPLACED. WATCH. CLOCK. JEWELRY REPAIRING. CASH FOB OLD GOLD. dollar will <o. Sevying Machines ' Bought, Sold, Repaired and Rented Singer Sewing Machine Co. , RENDERED FINE SERV CE TO COUNTY At Robleski'* Elec. Shop. PHONE Ull HASTINGS ,'i'i ~ 1 ; , — • zi ' ,'n i... '■ ORDER FOR F.URLtCATIGN. u tt>< t<! th:- Friend schojl reunion Satufday. » Mr. nnd Mrs Hugh Crawford of Evart utre here for tlw Friend -ciioo! reunion, also JohnTriend. Saturday and Sunday visitor.- nt Mr. and Mr.'. Scdtt Lydy': were. Mr nnd Mrs.. Elwyn Hayward of. Paw Paw. Mr-and Mrs G->. tydy and baby oi Irving. Lyle Lydy antT friend js *Jk-jS ,r”fl 7g*naar~ CLAY HILLS. —----- . —.--------------- — di-appoint.i-/ nt in cash reo ipn' Mrs Nina Winger entertained thc the j“ w« ^i uy ,hrlr are buly’plantlng tram the :.u: ■ und it everything 1 Bu.<v fb.-Cldb Tlwraduy utiernoon.- Awln the boys are biuy ptantlng h .d cmillnited as the commission < <?utnes and contests were played J ^lrJ laid pl-irnwu. ;.ei,ral iiuk-s of black-‘and wveral nice prizes given. A •J” top read would have been added «‘>nr is the report. caih year until tlw main travelled Mrs, Chas. Gibbs. Mrs. Martha {l,“ a"or{,”ent of. .V*?’ ,r,?m ’ cmnt>- . ,,d wuuM taW Imd MeNee and Mrs Guy MeNee .nd not do inch u.ric unless it has th- n union at the Ixigpii school Sat“U °l whlCh ha" rthdncy It lias depended on the state! urday afteniooh. Hwidtnu <>r evervdav tor an all ui uir U.e money money to to omni bulltl anu and Harris mid wife nnd CWft.. I^B1!i «miM «or •t •!. H'lk.iwSkinner visited the former's ipur,l, e at Starr Cornnmnwcaith could uuiintain it i roads since Mr. RiikowSkinner u ?ot '.Giti Gils ut st rremonL Fremotu ounnay. Sunday. '»* related by hundreds, as here •hvn —z the ....dom, l.,n’ B u. 'lil >, •■ doi'iu . <i lot -.m.iliuj Iher. «1|• the <h« . s«— riir.u vi... 1 riuirr v..,..— .....। two -w.t. all . ,»»s. eiuiv is - "someihlnR — ............... ,doing ..... nlnrtv ", there ------ ,11 vn.u.-lr,» , of,-improving on county ramjs the ..Lowell .. spent.uun .... ,,n.n>«r the dn n of part-of last time among ninety live-wire „ FIRST CHURCH c.-rmu .m ha*, built paid fur v.e> k with her fHircnts. Harry Men- boi'-'ful1 of pep and vigor. ,. tlw .„und Or Hasting..; CHRIST SCIENTIST what Is known a» rh iiit calllngTiu "th- dcnhall and wife. Mr. Poster came !f >'ou *ho read thli article hnw Center Road • mv 11 ‘ c m m “»<g them Sunday never been to Starr Commonwealth. , in < minI( ,n !>()|I. un(t wlfi. motorctl t0 make a visit there as soon os pos*i<m bait thr difn< .Hl Covert road A. M in H .rrv and Juhmtown to* * ihta 1 K’dmnazoo Sunday and spent the jible und sec Just what Is being done . m’. duv with their daughter. Mrs Mor- by Mr. Starr nnd his workers tn 1 winch wui r<m|i!<ud und' 1 ra, Lewi', mid Mu Harold England, training boy* for useful lives and Rakovsky .. ------- ---------------------giving tliem the Inspiration tu be U »» the ru;« ot n sitiillarlI EAST GUN LAKE. -worthy helpful citiscns. You will be cad built u few years! EMNAVUEL CHURCH. Edd. Tombs ot Doster and Joe well repaid for your visit. • • township. ’ I,II Tombs (EPISGOPALl and' daughter of Yorkville itlss Arber is busy thi* week get­ if.anlng thr.-.- tiling to ! called on Mrs Belle Crawford Sun- ting Eiibscriptions for the further32.1 W. Center St, show. that it h!u paid to have u ' day • 'slice of this work. It b planned to' ,. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dryer and conduct a ditlerent kind'of carp" family of HosUnga spent Sunday at palgn later, the following executive ' a good engineer. We believe when : ' 1.Gun lake. ,committee to assist: Chairman, i Barry county ha-- a v>' >d engineer K I1 Ernest Thaxton and Russel DuO'Judge Stuart dement; M. A Lam-, will be wire to keep him it pa-mbhr Ikin of Otsego spent the week with ble. Mrs. Nellie Cross and M. L. The Writer.recalls that al «nc time 1 iMr. nnd Mrs. Ray Crawford. HASTIK..H PARISH. Cook. Mr. Otto Hu. wa. tin- county high-;' EPISCOPAL METHODIST CHURCH. Mr. and Mrs. Ray. Crawford and : — i*1*'*; ' — way engineer hrrv, Then :t t- 'daughter spent the week end with BARBERS CORNERS. — relative' in otM-g«‘ I Mf a™1 Mrs. Cyrus Shroyer en-\ m . engineer. J cum .nd Irttnd or K.tima.' l.rumrd l>u d,u«hwr. Mr and Mn. „»n, Sunday « Oun l»kr. S’" “''1 <"»> ho tide* over Knit cjur.ty high--------------' Mlddlrvin,. Sunday ays realizes Hut that county luu THE !.ITTLE BED BRICK. Mr and Mrs. Robert Lcplcy and rst lIaks entfinirerhiE service. Mr.-. Will strausbaugh Is on the;daughter Betty visited the former's . . K 1,. ' M We cx|»xt to -tt Mr Hak-re-k, sick list mid tier daughter. Wane«<J parents. Mr. and Mrs Jacob Lepley, • • i>. . ■ . ’ . find a place •*!>•.:<• he can uliuu the 11' k entertaining the whooping cough., near Lowell, Sunday. ' ’• . , "■ ' ■ . »amc Rpod judgment, the vame care, Mrs Minnie Hammond has gone., Mrs Fred Slocum and son. Lewis .■ .4. . . to promote the public Interest In j to visit her daughter. Mrs. Chas Bright and Leiter Bright, wite and buildup and maintaining good roods Hendershott, ot Hendershott district child and Mrs. Lucy Jennings and' FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHUBCH a, h- |us <horn ,n thi, rounty H.. I for n few days. : two children pf Grand Rapids called, . b.t 1. E L*n». p*.te, ha*.nude mutnkc* a* b- will, Mrs Edith 'Edger and daughter. ’ on Clark Barber last week. . '••J ‘ ' ’’ u'acknowledge Any engineer uc.cverj Phyllt of Hastings spent Sunday John Lewis has had a sick spell, , . , ’ . . . .. , .. get or can hope ta gef will muk» । with Mrs Rebecca Craig. but is Improved al this, writing. j Mr> Sherd Sparks of Hastings visMr. and Mrs. Orvil Shellenbarger itr-d her daughter CUfford. and son Robert visited Julius Shell­ i.’, in corUUtu •• with Uuinc which , Hammond. Monday. jenbarger-near Lake Odessa Sunday, j ii THE CHURCHES BANKRUPTCY NOTICE >>M .It jit TF r tut 'S. < W’ HASTINGS MARKETS COAL PRICES GONE DOWN! No ONE can foretell the price of NEXT WINTER’S COAL—even next month’s coal prices may be higher! The SAFE WAY is to order your next winter's supply of coal NOW and take advantage of these NEW LOW PRICES! Smith Brothers Velte & Company Dealer* in WOOL. GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR FEEDS, COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. Telephone 2257 Hastings, Mich. ••4,(4 construction andWESLEYAN ntaititc- METHODIST ClXlBCH 1 tn this counts. AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE ''"'Robert O'Connor is home from Ins, ’. teaching duties in northern Miclu-| ' i-an mid will go to Chrcago thi*| ( ?svk to attend the World's Pair. Thuj i duj atteiifoon whn Mr. und Mrs Clarence Klnnle of Coats Grove, N»rth Ipriui Cbartb W c«^S< beclkee *• mother, Mrs. Ltfcy Coleman, sun Mr». Ehie Sothard mid Mr*. J, urday or. burner*. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Clutf Rowley and faintly have gone to Truvirae City; CHURCH or THE NA1ARESE Ckar.k St. Ore P»k*t Hoo>« : to visit hi* parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bur: Rjw'ev. PaaccoM BolUta* Mr and Mr* Harry Scobey of: n Hustriuj* vi,-Hrd Mr. and Mr* Vern . Cotton and Lnvnnche Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Finkbtuncr .entertamed her parents of-Hiutlng* Sun-; Sr.-4 J H»1 CbW.r. || L«w>».l "*>»/•* .MORGAN, . Emerson Eberly <rt Dowagiac Is ‘spending his ■vacation with hl* grandparent*. Mr and Mrs Adam ' Eberly. Mrs.- Nellie Walker of Chesaning Mrs. Anna Devine and May Devine ,Mr. and'Mr*. Floyd Ne&lt at Barryville and Mrs Mary. TufTKr called on Millie Flury Sunday. CHARLES H. LEONARD DMMih, FwmmI S«,U. - Mee Aabalasce Benrice ■aetlags. Pkeae 1*17 er »*•! er SACS TEACHERS or College Students YANKEE SFRlXOa CHURCH NSSVa MILO. v- !■ - v.ir.-i ;. Mr* Chas. Turocr will be hdstesa; '. r,:i''V' l:" of Milo L. A S. at her home at; J j 'J V . •' Gull Ink* Wednesday afternoon.:' — ' * - ' - ‘ - June 21. A good attendance la hojred for Bernice Flower eptertnlned the; BAPTIST CHURCH annual gef-tugGher meeting ot tlie former Delton Study Club at her: home Saturday A pot luck dinner’ was served at noon Tlie afternoon ‘ was spent in visiting. Mr* Bellinger and Mrs. F.ower| spent Monday afternoon in Kala-i masoo. The Rebekahs from this vicinity attended the Tnple-LInk Club at CHURCH OF CHRIST. COATS GROVE. Thfr Heme Literary Club uiU icect for Urelr annual picnic with the Richland clubs at Mrs Florence Mill*'. Fair O*ks. Gull take, thi* week Thursday TIRES Are First Choice of Car Owners for Greater Safety and Economy TIRES—Road speeds of today are the racing speeds of-r yesterday. Take no chances! Profit by the knowledge and expedience of race drivers—they know tires. Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires hold all world records, on road and track, for Safety, Speed, Mileage, and Endurance. They are FIRST CHOICE of drivers who risk their lives on their tires. COME IN TODAY AND EXCHANGE YOUR SMOOTH, THIN, WORN TIRES FOR THE SAFEST AND BEST TIRES YOU CAN BUY! Andrus Service Phone 2240 Comer Jefferson and Court Street Hastings, Mich. Visit the Firestone Building at “A Century of Progreaa,” Chicago. See the famous Gum-Dipped tires being made in a modern Firestone tire factory 'Firestone Sentinel Type 4.40-21 4.50- 21 4.75-19 5.00-19 5.25-18 5.50- 19 $4*52 5*05 5.4$ 5.89 $.63 7.65 surfm lnc. �Wednesday, June 14, 1933 THE HASTINGS BANNER EVERYONE HAS VOICE peopk. a* ha* been done In lhe re­ ;price Increase Secretary Wallate has l>l ’ ’ 1 IN MILK PRICE CASE city of Chicago ' KJiVaSiM?. tSSTSi!- Homemakers’ «.... M „ ___ . nr • a .. — .. I . I HOLIDAY ON MORT- Corn^rl GAGE FORECLOSURES j A similar Iinesugauon investigation oi of tne the mar-■ reduce tlw costs of placing milk in Secretary Wallace Will Oon* ket problems in Detroit ha* teen re- the homes and which, therefore, will By Home Economics Specialists Mirhtonn T ooiilntinn Pnaaori Mkhlean state rolteVe Michigan Legislation Passed aider Rights of All in q-witt^i by the Michigan Milk Pro- enable tlw distributors distributor* tu pay pay- the Mkhigan State College LftW 8alurday Ca]Ung i .Duma /laewMMuu magDetroit Hearings !r. urrTl.^?* oclJ?uo,> uiu *u.‘d ’reptracuiaT)*raen‘A- farmer* more for milk without n . ! tlvr* ol the AMoclatlmi have op- ing equal eiianget in their retail a Halt East Lansing —Michigan dairy-1 iwured In Washington asking for a price* 1 Choice of kix elective* will be men, city residents who buy milk.; formal hearing of their case. MichiDetroit milk buyer* will be invlt- onowtrivomcn attending pie annual . By the action of the legislature t and dXributors who handle mBk’gan dairymen in area* selling inlik <d to send representoUves to lhe p™... wom,.n ’s. week at Michigan Saturday, the State ot Michigan ha* can rest assured that dwrltadn* on!to contenting plant* also will ask Washington hearings on Detroit Finn Women non-,. Julv called a halt on mortgage forcelasmilk prices made by Henry A Wai- for an tnveatigatUm of their market mUk prices. Al tlw hearings on Chi“ ""/"“J tires until July 1. 1935 There havri lace. Secretary of Agriculture, wil) be prices. ' cago prices. Mr*. WF- Fribley. ™h ‘T™’*«*• been such serious revolts against nu.de only after thorough inveaU-; City milk buyer* will not be asked president ot tlw Chicago houiewivra* •• .‘rl.u>nfurnish these foreclosure* in otiwr state* poultry, landscape and vegetable gutions of the right* of each cla*s ot, to carry tlw whole, burden of any league, appeared in Wasitington to ing. gardening, and dramatics j and in certain parts of Michigan ' that the legislature believed tlw wise • 'give evidence on the consumer's tiling Is to provite for a two year side a! the case, rutrait res~er.ii will h*v* have Muai equal oonortunities opportunities to *tate state lwn Win Instruction and holiday. Property bwners. from this on according to this law. if at­ their case demonstrstioN In tlie above topics, time . Decisions made after tlw Detroit and the afternoons and evenings to tempts are made to foreclose mort­ milk price hearing undoubtedly will lectures, recreation, and „ocla) en­ gage* on their property, may appeal have un indirect effect upon milk tertainment. to the court* to delay such fore­ ! jiricc* for other Michigan cities, but Tlie morning arrangements hare closure proceedings until July 1. jtw regulation* made for Detroit will been planned so that one may foi- 1935 During this time the courts be binding tn otiwr Michigan cities low through one or two topics dur­ of tlw state will act as virtual re- , ; until such cities have had a proper ing lhe whole week, or may attend reivers of mortgaged proiwrty where 'chance to present evidence of any one meeting of each division. an effort has been started, since peculiar conditions which might Miss Eana V. Smith, etale leader 1 tlw enactment of the law. to itisllj affect pricr* in that area of home demonstration agent*, and lute foreclosure proceedings. Owners will be given preference, in charge of plan* for tlw wrek. nn­ FEED . __ , GRASSHOPPER nourires tiiat a large number of when any orckr for prxjwvlon is i issued in caws where tlw property pniQnN RRAN RA1T * ’ ,,<nr " "»■ “ > “ “ end produce* revenues through rentals. rUIOUN pnRN DHII During tlw part year groups enOtherwise the Judge will fix reason-1 Successful Control Measures SXt’torearranwS’ tT-end’at kart nbj*"nU1’1 J>hL,Pl7ilT r’nrn’' You’ve tried the rest—now use the best Paramount Fly Spray Low Priced Spray • Bring Your Containers A High Priced Quality 65' Dynamite to Flies WALLACE FEED & SEED STORE TELEPHONE 2458 SATURDAY ISTHELAST DAY TO PROVIDE YOUR FAMILY WITH THE PART TW< We.t State Street HASTINGS, MICH. SAVE Money by Buying Our Good Used Cars! NotZxpen.ive UAirWork Yau can save money by buying now because good used cars are getting scarce. Look over these cars before you buy. Consumers Special GAS nortiwm part* of MtrMgan »re >«»’ procreaing. ----- --------------warned by tlw entomology depart- Time and energy for tlw canning merit at .Michigan State College that day may be saved by preparing the unless grau.hop|w^s are killed by equipment beforehand, suggest the ixnson ball before they, become larg- lionw economics nutntkyi extension ar in vise serious crop losses will specialists, Michigan State College, j occur in rome district:; All Jar*, rubber*, glass lid*, cov-1 Thirty-seven vcn Bl at vamp Camp oatIX Barry OUI dur-. Tlw kind uf bait, rarline** of ap- ers. and tin cans should be washed i lng jl)ne 5 to the ]jth -A,, „lx plication, method of distributing the in hot. soapy water and then rinsed f — all ... enjoying .... ~ ers. the uZ beautiful — new bait, and number of farmers in a thoroughly in cle*r{hot water. Gas- camping place on the shore of romiiiiiiiity who co-operate In dr- ket-Hned tin covens should not be Stuart lake A great place to be In staying these insect* are lhe Im- placed in water. 1 hot weather, ix>rtanl points in n campaign to Especial care must br taken with Sunday evening the MlddlevtUg control the losses from grasshopper* jars which have contained spoiled Epworth League came to camp about Tlw best bait I* one which con- food to be sure of good result*. Aft- a30 „ BMUUB strong -1Mi and conducted their .»»»nC-guv tains home-made arsenite of *xla er a thorough washing, tlw Jars and ]ar nweting with tlw campers. Chas as the killing agent. Thi* poison is lid* *hould be placed in a pressure William* leading — s, a. of ordl-------- ------at------------ ---------------A made by -aJ. adding 32 -----pounds cooker 15 pounds prcMurc for .. 15 a blg big cheer wa* given L. F E. Bar Bar-. nary caustic soda, lye. (o eight and minutes If a pressure cooker U not nfn for the large, luscious waturone-iialf gallons of water; then, as available, boil the material in ac- melon he brought out for his son soon a* the, lye has dissolved, add lively boiling water for two hours. | John and the boys. 100 pounds of white araenle a lit- The water must completely cover, The campers took a hike to the tie at a time as fast as it diwolws. the jars and covers ■ i McCallum Sunday Schbol for their A quart of this poison, five pounds it 1* well to test all jars, whether Bible study Sunday xnuming. T 8 TELEPHONE 2121 . HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ?alt. two gallons cheap molasses,. 10 do or new. for leaks. Partially fill' K Reid «** in charge nnd gave a gallons of water, and three ounces jttrs wlth hot water, seal tightly, j talk at the close of Sunday School of banana oif are used to moisten fttld invert for half an hour. If Mrs M. D McKean b director of 100 pound* of bran. ' there is the slightest defect the jar thc'girl*' camp which 0|wiwd this | Tlw bait should be scattered dur- or uj nhould not be used. Lid* may Wednesday morn) ‘ "" ‘ ling. There u room .—tlw .------------------ -• |ing warmest- >hiur*of the u... day. ,>It i* । u,4tr<| on various jars to deter- for ... more ------ girls, i Ohly MOO for the ! U broadcast, and care should'be used mine i which 1* defective Straighten- "8 days •*"or *50“ cent* ‘ i>er day. A corps HIGIIBANK. I| Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brasy of Bat­ Hugh Burchett spent last wrek to insure that no lumps of tlw ing । and lightening the bail on metal of live, callable leaders have been bait are thrown out. Ten [tound* of clump , Mrs. Etha Burchett and grand- tle Creek spent-Sunday with Bert with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burchett on Ria** tops will sometimes secured to help all girls to have a ball will treat one acre of ground. , rlaughtcr uf Albany are visiting Mr Daly. correct a leak. It is better to uw helpful time while in camp. Marshall Green spent Sunday aftMr. and Mrs. Frank Hawblita Preparina thr poison bait should only , and Mrs. Clare Marshall. new rubbers a* the poatability be a community affair. Large quan- of । spoilage is lessened considerably Laurel Marshall and daughter. ternoon with Mr. and Mr*. Harry were at Wall lake Sunday. BwV* voter*, 'who will sc) title* can be mixed a* rataly a* A n canning bulletin ■«».. soon -.•■ will be .new new huikhibi national amiwm anthem anuruy. atortty are Merlyn. were In Baltic Creek Thurs- Green and family of Barryvilk. FAIR LAKE. Miinll. the ingredient* can be bought available from lhe extension di- welcome to the use of ours tem- day. Mr*. Clare Marshall and daugh ­ . more cheaply in wholesale lot*, ary vWon> Michigan State CoOege. . — . Tlie Bunnell Ladle*' Aid Society I porarily. Those top notes arc ai Betty taxi Burchett of Assyria ter expect to be in Ann Arbor this all the farmers who co-operate In ----' dandy workout fix, .a scanned yo- spent last week with Mr. and Mr*. week with Marian who is in tlie hos­ Will meet with Mrs Charles Lechtlw pretuiration of the poison will be । deler. . Clare Marshall. pital there. leitner for supper June 32. MYSTERY IS SOLVED. applying thr bait on their farms at•. Laming, June 7—The mystery of the same. lime. "Mm"pf‘ih; hoppers hatch “jjState' egg* laid in sod lands, and. in Michigun. tills means cutover tracts ad-! joining cultivated fields. The pul- '« ““®to Z-S st ClaJ son bait should be applied before *"‘ ‘ the. grasshopper* Invade the cultiwas branded by; vnterT croiis so most of it is scat-.1"* ’‘ of ML ^rnen* tered in the cutover lands Special ,n *8 **ars h? s ' attention should be paid to the p‘HU'dl ln **l81?' . ground bordering cultivated fields. J’1’ tony from Lake 8‘- cuir to ami bait should be placed in the La"c Michigan. * cultivated crop to destroy t»ve top-' ^n awting under^e jwrs Which have entered the flokte.|tUl*rt‘on of tl,c D»p®W®*n‘ Best results in destroying the > -'er vat ion a.month ago at junction, nests anobtained if a campaign is Dam On ,hc were . ergnnteed to tre? large traete of .lifting rainbowMftnUtce trout andRiver P^e-Perdi land at a time. ebunty agricultural , ««r ‘to tom ‘hat they might eonagents gladly do the necessary pre-1 >«“w *> “P rl'rpr *‘«wn llminary work of getting lhe farm-1 ‘arwe sturgeons were found among era to work together, and the agental*** thousands of fi*h One of them run give estimates uf the cost ofi***® • distinct brand 41 on his the control measures. County funds jjto. He was taken to the Paris ■re provided in some Michigan IHatchery and held in a pond, counties to buy bait. Tlie Upper I ‘he Department of Conrenration Y. M. C. A. ITEMS WATER HEATER BEFORE THE PRICE GOES UP/ 1929 FORD MODEL A TUDOR 1930 8 Cyl. DICTATOR STUDEBAKER 1930 FORD MODEL A TUDOR 1931 FORD MODEL A DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN 1932 FORD MODEL B STANDARD COUPE . All of the above cars are in fine condition. Trade your old car for a better one. 1 UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO. Use This Opportunity to give your family the CONVENIENCE COMFORT ECONOMY OF LOW-COST, AUTOMATIC HOT WATER Thousands of users today enjoy the ivrnlrnrr and ruin fort ot ronvlant hot ler aerrlceV for all family nerds—and AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT •nous money taring. fuel savlpg. work sav­ ing heater. Your family nerds It; you drwnt it. TRADE IN YOUR Concerning Thursday, Friday and Saturday Specials Everyone Is Making Use of Our Specials... Are You? FURNACE COIL AND « OLD HEATER • Your old water heal I nr equipment it Inefficient anti does not give you unfallinc Bath Caps DE PREE All very good quality new rubber caps— PRICE UNTIL SATURDAY only CASH ALLOWANCE on your furnace coil and old healer make* it even cheaper. USE THE POPULAR MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN ENJOY IT—PAY FOR IT WHILE IT SERVES AND SAVES FOR YOU. Sell u* your old egulpinent n<* while thi* offer lasts Just phons or call at ourvffict CONSUMERS POWER. Phone 3385 COMPANY I put thr number '41' on a stur­ geon about 28 years ago," Mr Trost's letter says. "At that time 1 wa* working for the Mt. Clemens Carp Fishery at Anchor Bay which is in Lake SI. Clair near Mt. Clem­ en*. We were seining for carp and obnoxious fish and we caught lhe rturgeon In the seine. TheVturgron nt that time weighed 41 pounds; therefore the brand of "41.'* on the HOBINHt E PARK. fish. After branding the fi*h. it was Fred Cisler and family of Grand ,thrown back iijto the water." Rapids s|>cni Bunday with his moth­ er. Mrs. Marvin Cisler. and brother DURFEE. and come over to Bert Julian Pott* and family accom- , Be sureThursday night. June 15. panled Mr. and Mrs. Akx Pott* of Birman's . Ice cream social. Grand Rapids to Marshall Sunday Tlie name of Dorris Hoffman ■nd spent the day with their uncle. should have appeared among those Wjll Potts, and family. received certificates tor getting Mr. and Mrs. Albert Prost of Mil­ who in spelling 100 times this year. let spent Sunday with the latter* 100 are glad to say Dorris got a cer­ brother. John Kollar, ond family. We tificate and we're sorry her name Mrs. Floyd Poster and two chil­ wa* omitted Excuse us this tunc dren ot Lowell «pent from Wedneaday until Sunday with iter mother. Tlw home-coming nt East Balti­ Mrs. Harry Mendenhall Mr. Fosler spent Saturday night and Sun- 1more United Brethren church will be 25th at 10:30- Special program day with them. Mrs Poster re­ June is being prepared. AH day meeting. turned home with him Sunday eve­ Gome and bring basket dinner. Dr. ning. MIm Betty Potts spent Wednesday E B. Griffin and Rev J I BatdorfT night with her sister. Mrs Lavina will be speaker*. Special music and Middleville and and jI remintocenses. Even body welcome. Finkbeincr. of ’ Middleville uwnled Mr and and Mrs 1 Mr Bnrt Mrs ,nd Thursday accomj —1— Mr. * **■' ipunied Mrs. jpentOrovcr 8undayBrooks wUh Jack Finkbelner to Detroit. j Moore. fields of alfalfa to be cut for seed can be protected from grasshoppers by spraying the alfalfa whir two pounds ot nrsenate of calcium in lOO-gallons of water. Grass on lawns or golf courses can be treated the same way. Any forage sprayed with this poison is apt to injure livestock permitted to eat it. FOPUNK. | NORTH HOPE. Adalbert Heath attended the grad-1 Mr. and Mrs Cha*. Kahler and uaqdn exercise* at M. 8. C. at Lan- Mr. and Mr*. Garner Hampton and sing Monday. 1 family of the Bunnell district spent Rachel Cain returned to Lansing Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mr*. Sunday after vlsittlng home folks Morse Murphy and son the week end. : Mr. and Mr* Louis Ferguson of Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Hines of Kai- Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mr. amazoo visited hir parents Satur- and Mr* Otto Pranshka. day. | Miss Wilhelmina Pranshka left Mr and Mrs. Geo Ransom at- Sunday for a two weeks* visit with tended a dinner party al Mr* Mln- relatives and friends in Kalamazoo, nie Shriner« Sunday. Mr and Mrs Watkins of Grand Mrs Trudie Bauchman. Mr*. Cora Rapids spent Sunday with Mr. and Biggs and Mr*. Auguste Waler* at- Mrs. Warren Sefton. tended lhe Cemetery Circle at Bu- Mr. and Mrs. Lem Ulrich and famsle Phillipa’ last Wednesday. juy of Hastings *pent Wednesday John Water*, who has been very evening with Mr. and Mrs. Albert ill, is slowly recovering. Ulrich, DRY CLEANER 10'» 50' EACH 50c PURCHASE or more entitles you 'to buy one of these regular size 35c cans of cleaner z Patented WATER PROOF CAPS LEAVES NO RING!----Will Not Injure Fabrics—similar to energine. f Ths Cap That Will Not Leak 75Cand $1™ Day Dream Cold cream, vanishing, brilliantine. rouge. Sun Burn LOTION Ali valued at 50c each. Any one ot the above with a box of face pow­ der. for A lottan which will ab­ solutely take tile sore­ ness out ot sunburn, in a very short time— 59c 49c Window Shades Two Kinds and Quality Any Width Up to 36 Inches Machine Made, CQC 10c HAND MADE, QQC 07 All oiled opaque shades. G ft. long and can be cleaned. Tr.Vanillin Comp. N.F. Make-your home made ice cream have that de­ licious vanilla flavor— one that WILL NOT freeze out. It is ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED to your satisfaction. 50c 25c Men’s Shaying Kits MAI IVF or CAI f.ATP<’S Choice nf of PAI PALMOLIVE COLGATE Men, Choose Either! There Za No Substitute for Quality 70<fi- 49c Either for 49c Colgate's Slaving Cream . . _35c Colgate's Talcum Powder--------25c Colgate’s Styptic Pencil10c 70c Palmolive Shaving Cream--------35c Palmolive Talcum Powder------ 25c Palmolive Styptic Pencil ■10t 70c B. A. LyBARKER "Where immediate Attention and Courtesy Ara Shown to PHONE 2115 We Deliver HASH �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14. 1933 PAGE EIGHT REGULATIONS FOR THE 0.1 f- nr nr-ro *tin iiiiiir | ««««•, ' At a recent.meeting of the ArayrU SALE OF BEER AND WINE Camp Fire group the name of Wa- 1 „ —— , hauka wa* selected. A meeting-wjlL Liquor Control Commission u- held on Thursday. June is at (it Gives Rules for Retailing Jkmit of «he guardian. Mra Eraih* PITTSBURG PRODUCTS Floor Enamels White Lead and Oil Ipterior Wallhide Outside Paints Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. —————1 FRANK SAGE . PHONE 2515 ■■— — ...... ... of Wine arid Beer Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller were The MEhigkn Liquor Control Sunday guest* at the home of their Commtw.lon has put out tentative -uter. Mr. and Mra. Byron Guy of rule* and regulation-, for the wile of Maple Grove. . ibeer -3r wlrn- mid-.T the imw MlrhiJayand tamily. visited at the gan law Follow ing an- thore which b<Mnc al Batrtu-ld SunajH’ly where <>ev.r is .-old for ron- da.. «, u>. wrmw. Mr ,na un chlt„e No Ucei.<- unall pernil. drunk- companied by Mr and Mrs. Arthur anls, ganiblm or Ullera to frequent Mlll.,r #pcm sun^y afternoon with land congregate up<»n the-licensed ,lu.lr lWer. Mrs Sarah Conklin, and premise.* or allow Rambling or Kame* wn Jx )M.r ot convt* ’ ’ Af'rhuruv hmfun,' nr . . iof ’chance thr tor train, gain. profane or ini ink; A reric.i of boMnK matches have I decent ’ language nr oilier ttn.stvni-' been alternately held nt Lacey and ly conduct liu-nun. the |rtut few-week* Thaw, i Vendor s who habitually m-H food Dowling and who obtain a IIccum* - for the |2ar!tci|xiting are local boys from near-by potnU and the next meet ’ .-umption on Ute "premises (hall will be Tuesday evening at 1-acey. I>-ola Cortright. Betty Ketcham. vlnX^.,m .cKiununitu-b for t-.wxl of a like nu- •«» *w “monk those to receive iture bv persons no! lio u ed under t,wr p.wln< sli|» in the eighth ip<(. -rlw rra.I^rs. 1 : No vendor. Ids or it.* agents, sei so rejoice in paving their twts. f vaiiU or eniploywx ■•‘hall m-i vc < Ray Jones, who has been under treatment at Ann Arbor, returned ! ixrrmlt h> be served any beer and BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS FOOD SUGGESTIONS FOR THE BUSY HOUSEWIFE CREA^ CREESE ib. 15c Micliiran — Colby typ« Tomato Soap 6 can* 25c Seda Crackert 2 a.. i.». 19c Dutch Cookies . 2 a... 19c Santa Clau« Cookies Ib. 10c »■. 15c MsrshmaBows Bulk—Fieih, daliciout CM FLAKES 2 as 17c Country Club — Frosh — large 13-oz. package Kellosjg’s 3 Post Toasties S 19c ii’.., 19c Rolled Oats __ io ib. 23c Prunes 2 Bulk—Quality Onl»—5-lb. pkg. He crackers ib*. 15c 23c 2 Country Club— Healthful and nouriihinc. Kiddies love tlmn Fresh Bread lb. loaf ■ Jewel Coffee ik 5C 19c French, Ib. 23c — Country Club, Ib. 27c Scratch Feed 100-lb. bag $1.39 Quality Scratch Cow;e Salt 100-lb..bag 89c 33c CANE SUGAR .^15a51.23 14c Pcn-lel Cerfo Sure SJad Dressing .belli. 27c 25c quart bottle 10c Famous Embacay . Cider Vinegar SOAP CHIPS FREE! 5 x 25c 13c FRESH FRUITS .nd VEGETABLES BANANAS Sin 19c |rrctly,to th.- consumer. It -nail b- Tlie farmer? barely got the corn! (Unlawful for anv vendor, his urent.-. planted- before the hay crop culled •mp . iMtrvanu or employees to serve lx-<-r tiu-n- attention. tine lor and or win. tor coiuiumpUun consum^tuHi on A children s - Day presentation at —. ,...... t* .to.any jwiawT unless the Briggs church, under the direc­ raid p«-r.>on is wated at a table. tion ut Mcsdunu * Marion Defter. • provided? however, that b^cr and Gladys coiim-ht and Lovclle Miller, or wine, ..... may ,.......... , b-.- .«< -rved- by any hotel will ...ui euiutiM consist ui of a iniMvuiii pugvanl eniiiieu entitled helm'd under Qu-prortslops <-i thU ■ n„. tjoW,,n ciHirtl, ’ published by • art in ti,.. room oi a botuifide nue.st |hl. M. tlmdut Ik-ok Concern, ft will thereof. , take place on the chiywte' lawn at 'U'-Ii3.;uUr-odocx «, i|lf a'tXwiQon where! ;.a;r. a • ...... ........erected. ......... servants tag* has been me ot any kind The BrUrg* Ladas’ Aid Society will' licensed prem «*pt the nianu- .-lioOtor an ice cream social to bei held .en Tuesday evening. June 20. | .«> lb- MM “Ji’T.tE “?JJ* 'X-’■»» ■>» .. - -1..I4 .... ln|urM! ; knee in a fall on cement itep* re-1 l*a!c o! any peer and or win.­ . cently. , All liren.av nhjill bi- framed under Mr ond Mrs. George Miller enter.Blow and pronunontly dixplayvcl In full view on said iicenud premue.'. tallied relatives from Batlie Creek' Sunday. ................. l,.» for crfiuumpUwi cithei* on the HARRYVIILE. pn-mtM-s «>i 'l! shall be limited to Evt-ryone u-iiniww is invited inviicu to i<> attend auriiu the] ux Un- bftundarwj., m<nratid- an<f - • * ‘ , ice cream social to lx? held on.the scribed in lhe .pplie.ainn ' by which !auil Mr arJ£ Mrji Hpbcr ymter*; raid hccriM* nr • • ......... ",' ” home Friday evening ot U;'' 1 Kenneth Wilcox of Camp Ouster I iirtmilw to at'^'ier Saturday and Sunday with his hi. the CoinmUslim iiimu.-imi shall hi> f.r.*’ Ml ulIll Mr, Herbie Wilwriting; _ No vendor by h;in>* •I-llU. m ; Mr. and Mns Men lit Meade and Mr. and Mr* Clayton McKeown atball itndt-d the baLTdiaurcate cxercisi* at M 8. C. East Lansing Sunday, Ulld.'l nnd tlie} accompanied by Ralph like of IB yvai.s. lu Vnie'and Mr and Mrs Cameron I No pcru.tr -hall corotrnv any b>.vr McIntyre attended the Commence­ and or wnfr on tl.'- highway at ment ixercue.A thcr*' Monday. uny time. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walker of NO vt-ndtu by Chesaning are visiting at the homes rnployeis Miall w of Mi., Wm and Mr and Mr.vanU/ niient’i <>r permit ~h« •of any b< fir ami Ralph 1> Vine and Mr. and Mrs. sumption on th prenii The two .*; vvr.th graders. Richard WcltCl Gierh and Ermcnd Strong, were in-.th successful m passing their exanu1Mr nnd Mrs Will Hyde. Mr. and j Mr*. Hal Lathrop Mrs. Skinner.and | on the licensed pr<in; <-.* and io fut- .Mrs Larson attended the play] ni*h any parchu-s r ahh sufh pnnt- • Outward Bound ’ in Hastitigs Fri­ day evening. Mr. and Mr.- Fred child-, of Ver», montvillc qiiled on Mr. and Mrs i Heirntnr Herbie WUcr.x Sunday. Sunday Mr and Mr.*. Chest, r Willetts and : Ray and Tamils night with Mi end guest* of the home fait* hero. 1 Mra. Herbie Wilcox and Thelma 1 attended the I. AS at the home ot ■ -Mr* . Lillie Hoffman of Highbank WednesdayMr. and Mrs Heber Faster ccle-! Eratcd their wedding anniverxarj Sunday ai the home of her pnrcntM Mr, and Mrs- S. Geiger. .Mr und .Mr.* Will Hvde and F:c'h - eolid headi' 25c Pork Steak 3,b- 25c Bee£ Pot Roast u>. 8c Slab Bacon 121c Smoked Picnics «■ Sc Smoked Hams u 12c or Sirloin • A personal interest in the welfare of eaclj and ever£ customer. • The latest and best of physical equipment for the transaction of modern SAFE banking. • In every possible way safeguard- ing every interest of both commer­ cial and savings depositors. • The extension of counsel and ad­ vice in financial and commercial mat­ ters by officers and directors — all practical business men. SUCH A PROGRAM AS THIS SHOULD COM­ MEND THIS.BANK TO YOUR CONSIDERATION HASTINGS CITY BANK The Bank with the Chiine,Clock' TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, MICH afoul X Economical Road Maintenance 1 Alglit H .ri.. who graduated from Bible Sdtooi m Cincinnati. May 20 is visiting his par­ . Rev Fred Hern, and family Bendta Gates is visiting relatives in Battle Civek thu week. . .Mr. and Mrs Glayitm Peck? Mr. .-.nd Mr*. Wm. Lend and Inez Laird ot fkit lie Creek spent Sunday with G--i’.nide Gates-Un-.-. Uiird remained •:r. Horn qvnt Naturclay and Sunday with Ehner Anf Bnirlj Ridxe bonri<» tl The most economical gravel road main- See that your highway officials arc supported in their efforts to protect your highway investment. They knosC- that a dry, dusty, crumbling road is a road wasting ay ay—an unpleasant and unsafe Keep road surfaces on tbe road with Dowflake Calcium Chloride. It makes maintenance easier and prevents m«ch waste. Write for booklet. "How to Control Dust." tenancc is that which preserves the upehding a .Mrs babqt surface of valuable highways in best condition at low cost. deepest sympathy children and friends ot Fuller. who pa--rd away funeral wa* Sunday aft* iwn from his late borne in WoodAid The most effective maintenance aid and road saver is Dowflakc Calcium Chloride, the mois­ ture supplying dust layer. road. Waste often masquerades as economy. To waste a dollar in saving a few cents Is not econ­ omy. To permit waste of valuable highways means rebuilding and replacing at high cost. True economy demands that gravel road surfaces be kept firm and dustless. Dowflakc Calcium Chlo­ ride keeps them so —aids your officials in pro­ tecting one of your largest public investments. Kcnyot Maa* and KalanlgtO-i Mila Ashby Steak The Policy of This Bank Has Always Been Based Upon A Program of Helpfulness Lathrop in Hasting* Saturday eve­ ning. -H-rbi-- Wilcox rwived-tlw '■ad new.* Friday that his father u seri­ ously til in ,t hosplfal lit Middletown. Indiana • and they .in compai Mr* Mark Fox an. Iceberg Shank Half It will not be long now until this bank can look back over a HALF CENTURY of distinctive value to the prosperity and progress of this community and its people. Monroe and Mi and Mr.* t-fcw .i;. ui Adrian were week New Cafeb.-.je ORANGES The Service We Extend to Every Patron Ruth ed. there being better than thirty present Mr. and Mr*. Norman Howley of Heed cay who were here to attend George Fuller funeral called on Sttndaj Glenn Myer* and family abo called there. Rev. Fred King and family of Baltimore efwut Saturday and Sun­ day with Mincy Jarstfer. George Barrett and family of Grand Rapid* called at Burt Smith* Sundi preparing i program for Children* sur.ncid school aucutortufli Thurs­ Day. which will be June 25Ui in tlw evening. . day evening.. THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY, MIDLAND, MICHIGAN DOWFLAKE CALCIUM CHLORIDE 77 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14. 1933 NA.HVILLF. | HltfWT I ■ WOODLAND. I NOBTHWUT ALTLAND WATCH POISON SPRAY : be washed, and calcium arsenate can' The new manager ot the Nashville ( Mrs. Dorr Howell .ot NsshrlPc. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Paul spent' Mr. and Aha. Bam Pratt enterON UNWASHED FRUIT be i used for additional applications. I ball taam U Cliff Allen. The team spent'from Tuesday till Thursday j Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Morris twined Mr and Mrs. Wm. Camp- I TinwllneM of the spray appUca-; lhe Clarksville team on Sun- with "" ---------------------• -■ — ----her parents, Mr. and Mra.;' --------------------- r»K. Replace Dangerous Materials ।tk>:u and the iumi of supplementary] played , returned with day afierntJbn al Morrison lake, the Charlie Austin. auch as scraping the I1 score being 5-4 in favor of NuhvlUc. With Substitutes and Use I measures, 1 luma naunx BJ >n w UD ui ------------------------ ------- wilh their grandRalph.Bulling and wife of Wood’ and banding, will materially i The funeral services for Mr*. Paul land wire gue'ts at the Rotenberg- niothcr. Mrs Jacob Hoover. Other Control Methods ■J| trees aid lhe control of codling moth and ] r NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. I FrWay afternoon Mr and Mra. Earl Karmaen and I Ra». and Mil 1 u-“--’ ~-rj — ------- ---- ------------------- -<he past week. the former'll, daughter. Fern Ker- picnic and (pent lhe wMk Mid with The Misses Martan Edger and । meen. at Bathe Creek Tueiwiay aft*|«l®nd*. Alice Camp were our young folks in ,emoon. | Tlw program at Um ehuroh Sua/wren - .nJ Mr. and Mrs. John Strouae of day evening wu well lUitxMtM *Jrl •*¥ 1 Carlton Center were Bunday after- ■ the Children did ting. ■ !’rdud son' RM,p,‘ noon gucata of Mr. and Mra. George I Don't forget the UhUm* AM wh trttK' ulBenn* Adams. Thursday afternoon. Supper aened lrom lJurcuon'' earned*by stepping1 Mrs. Alton Pinkbelncr and son* ; by committee “ ,u,“ Hcr blends 'arc and Mra. Earl Kermren . were in ------|| Arnurt rang of Grand Rapid* Imping site may .-«m recover HaMtag* Monday afternoon. 'spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Mr Mn Krf IA"®*- ..T»e«U,Mt.nwni> . oumbrt «l*i ■, Wm. 1Recd and attended the Chll- Mix. 40, were held Friday after- er home Sunday. ; Little John Wynn of Lansing has Eu.it Laming—Stricter regulation* 1will reduce Uiw need for late araeni- inowi at the Kalnnjo church. Elder Mr*. Charlie Austin »pent from been spending a few days with hi* made by federal authontew will cal i iprayi Tlie dettrucUon of fruit Roach w of Vermontville u..wm«u officiated Wednesday till Saturday with her grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. A. E by deep burying or lm-IMra- Mlx waJ wkrn u, community »on. William Yuie and wife, tn Wynn. make it necnsMry for Michigan or- ■HUnnings' ' «hard owners to modify pobon spray mrralon i to water h another mcuure hospital. Charlotte Munday evening Grand Glen England and son Jean were reduces the moth populaUon'and auoy #bout 4:J0 (,-clotk AMKh’ji^^M^^efi’uTre^guMU ln.,ToJ‘^' .Ol Khodulea or run Hw risk of having which ' kh n fruit condemned tor showing too No spray wmtalning any form of-Tuesday morning of acute dilation JM4 Whltam Mm MP'.P' L'Wrtght a?c?.drl’It,H’ heavy reuduea of jwlsoiuai* sub- fluorine I should be uaed at any time or Uie hciu.t Besides the husband,1. ______________ _______ -S'X *“ -M" Michigan fndt or 'egetabter ,ahc leaVT> u.n cbU alt.u. stances, according to warnings is- on < of this substance on u food! — _. .. ..... tMd by the culotnology department Traces ' at Michigan State College. ,| wmm.-jstjiiRUtmm.Si”■««.S*w li£ -M.“*“s“»?«>“ «■“ «e»« «*•«« “■>,; w.w*■«><»»■»aGrowers who d» nut own power > washes tor fruit will have to change > and cake were servtd for the re-, tended the funeral of tlw laltar* the spraving' ichedule for Hie con- । fresaments. WY- are. glad to report' lln<:>e. Mr. Kilmer, al Cha.-loue Fritrol,«f codling moth or the market ju,—----------------------— ---.»u™. Mra. Stimson is gaming, being able day afternoon. j Hecker and Caroline Housler. churches will have their picnic nt Saturday from Wolverine, where » for their fruit will be endangered.. write for them. t= take a few steps aga!;:. a targe crowd attended the Dunball team played Hie Caledonia Park Wednesday. Juhe 14. has been teaching lhe past your bur-u Fruit which will not lx- washed j — ----- ;-♦»»—7TT-“_.._u i| The soft -w. guesU of Mr Mr. and .Mrs. John BensMr. and Mra. Earl Kcrmern and cap lake school picnic Saturday. A «... Revand, Wheeler spent a ' j»._ .................... «... I Barry Fuel soft ball tcaip Sunday Rev. Mrs. spent Mrs. Rhoda Austin spent lhe week die’TW*dav. should not receive more than two School children, of Ironwood. 1 .— markeda afternoon of«... at nf Riverside nlv.>rb<H>. park. L.nblr The -Tin, couple CClimle of Of days U.iVS at lit their home In nH nnrlj w with hrr daughter riitllDlltnr and *nri husband, hn.hAnrl — . . community meeting Sat-: Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kermetn spen’ k>veiy dinner and fine program. nh her sprays of lend ariwnato. Calcium Mich . have tlicir test paper# Rcgular Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Begcrow, of urday night. Jude 17 Come nnd en-' arsenate inuy be used in the second •»? Robot scorers. Tlw pupil punches score being 9-10 In favor ot Battle Woodland lacl week. Harold Rosenberger wag hr Grand Laske Odessa. cover apray. but any additional his answer op a card which has a ------Joy the program and social time. j. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Johnson and sprays should be made with summer i h»t of qwsUoiu and several jwaMble The month of May was the bantu r Rapids Munday. Mrs. Harold Rotcnberger made a family of West Woodland, Mr. and SOUTH COATS. GROVE. ell emulsion. I solutions Tte card is then fed into month in the history of the Nosh- . .... —.. trip to HMtma* ia -.j----------------Mrs Ted E1JJX ,r ftnd Mrs curtjtma line Co-operative^ creamery They buUnes# Friday --------------------------------Mr und Mra. L. M Covtile of Three applications of lead arsen-1 the machine for correction. handled S41JH7 pounds of milk. 147,Malcolm Bcughnrr of Camp Cu«- Super of Ka.'t Woodland spent Sun- Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. 377 pound# of cream, churned aUJ75 “*>• •»*»» the5"k Y* da>w,u“h Mr “nd M‘» Vrrnlcc Kenneth Covlile of Wayne were, pounds of butter and made lOjw parent#. Mr. and Mr-. W H Bough- Raffkr guests at Wm Bayne* Friday. » wounds nvr '• Mr and Mrs. Gilbert McLeod and Mr and Mr - Orlty Gilliland and pounds of American elweae ciutw. "" W and sislcr. family sjient Sunday with his. par- Trcvk; Fern stxnt oa.utMn, Saturday nlsht : Mesdame* Frank FeiglUier. Hur- r-l.L. '*■ W. **' Botlfcbner ——r-—----- —A1K,z. —■ --------•Mr#, ------ ..... n ..... ... ..... .... A....... ... , ......... ... . . ............. 'ley IVUhntr-and Ed Feighnrr en- M"ble Merritt, of Albion called on cuts. Mr. and Mrt. Angus McLeod, arid Sunday ut Mr*. Emma Mohler's tertalned tbe-EvangeUcal Ladies' Aid Malcolm Boughner at Camp Custer of Lake Odessa. rvi^* I at the latter* honx- on Wednesday Sunday. Dr. and Mrs R G. Finnic expect «... Mr. and „.. Mrsc Herbert Fira’er and .. .... . Mr> Cora Walton Is under the to leave Sunday for Chicago where Mr and Mrs. Gerald JoJln apent. [afternoon. After the business meet* Dr Finnic will take post graduate Bunfiay at Saubce tLake | ting, a short program • was given.’ doctor's rare this week Mrs 1<la M<-yer.. of Grand Rap- work ut one cf the hospitals there. Mr and •Mrs Joe Stut* ... cf .... On- . ; I Dainty refreshments wen- served, It ia gratifying to note that in spite of the j On Friday night the M E Ep­ Ids-returned to her home in thr city Several doctor, fYom Barry county ter Roud Weir Sunday guests of' many difficulties which have beael thia rare taking this work In Chicago un- Paui Btutr lworth League gave the play ■JJon’t' Sunday. country, not one Building and Loan Asso­ Mr. ami Mrs. Nelson Beer# of drr stijxrvulon of the Kellogg j, , ~ Hurrnce Kelsey spent from Thur*You Darc Divorce Me" Tlie proIN OUR MEAT MARKETS I day till Saturday night with Flora j ciation of Michigan has failed during the 'ceeds will be used to send delegates Richland and their daughter, Mrs. Health Foundation. Mr. and Mrs Chas. Cook weic! Wood Ito the Epworth League, convention Mildred Ctemrte. of Climax, were guc.4s at the.George Forbty home' gnett* of Mr and Mrs. Frank Doll, 1 at Albion Friday mid the laltcr * ion. William, of Lansing Sunday. Mrs. Orville Plook and Mt ■ E. V - The national average for safety of these Mis* Elsie Shorno and niece. Mlw. Fancy Trimmed Flank Keyes entertained the cheerful returned with them to work thi* institutions is 99.8',. summer for; the former.. Cherldal Lewis, of Allegan., are t.ikCliarlty clow, on Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. William Yule of .ng the plan* ut M: and Mm Enf st Regular mo ling ot Laurel ChltpWhy Not Invest in National Loan and InGrand Rapids sjient the week end Shorno in the grocery while they are Lb. with Mr and Mrs. Charllf? iVistin. : cast ■ ■ ■• , ’ vestment Shares? pie Tuesday nhtht. Mrs. Jennie Casadav of Hasting* ----- : Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shorno and I Tlie M-vgnth annua) reunion of tlw Barnts whool dlrtrli t will be held1। l-i spending n few day# with her ' Ml*.* Louise HUljcrt left Sunday lor daughter. Mrs. Maude Roger*. ' Lexington. Virginia. Don Shorno. | I Jum- 18th at the schoolhouse. ■ Mn> H. M. Boughncr. who recently ■' who A-lin has attended Hie the Virginia MlliMiliI ’ Th- regular meeting of. tlu- CloI ver Leaf club will b>> held at tlw underwent a serious operation. I», tary Institute the post year, will reMild Sugar Cured home of Nettle Parrott June 15. A donvnlcMing rapidly at her home, tilm with Uieim They exjiect to She Ls able to sit up a few minute* be gone a week. I, pot luck supper al seven o'clock 1 George* Scott Fuller passed away 1250 Griswold St., Detroit, Mich. I. Mr and Mi Fred- Warner /elt a day. H. W geese i* under-tlu* doctor'* at his home in tlw village at the age DtUoll . Oldttt BnlMlpg ui I Sunday for Chicago where they will Loan AsMClsUon care this week. of 92 year*. Mr Fuller sjienl fifty Lb 10c 'attend the World s Fair Mrs “ Ed. from .vean.ofhislllconhisfarmlnCurlI1. i.d’hi toitaTcbil runffiin “ Co-.ts spent «'|> S» : Wfd- ;irn J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. ;; " His wife preceded IK 9c ‘2L.‘. r‘ J U 1 r . U.' 1 ••' r Mr * f W I* ” -' -•>' t*vnl Park hl... ... a..or>.'tl 4.50*20 1 . Friday for Borton on a business trip, ter. Mrs. C. W Doty, at Level Pork.'him in death thirteen yean ago aft­ Ed. Coat?, und father visited rela-.vr they had been married 48 ycafs. • Gid Lasley und Prank Norton of; .Detroit spent a f<’>. day.; last week tivvv in Allegan from Friday till He was un active member of the 1. Saturday evening. o O. F. for M yean.. He ho* made ’!at tiw Ottic Lykin.-.' hww.. Mr, and Mis Clinton Allen are 1 us home in Woodland for Hie pai-t ( Mist Elizabeth Smith, who taught |in Napoleon. Ohio. Jiv.1 year has: now living in the little Rny Bunn 14 jvar.s with"his daughter, Mrs. ' home on Race street. ' 'Arthur Ailerding. He hares to. igon- tn Providence. R. I. to spend a Alvah Moore ojwn.-d hl* oil sta-lmoifrn hi* deimrture three daugh-l' 3 Lb, 25c ■month with, her brother. Frank Hon Monday, opixitiite the creamery, ter*. Mrs. Wm. Hauer. Mrs. John SmiHi and his wife. Mrs. ClitHe Roush accompanied ; Bolllpg and Mrs. Arthur Allerding, Mr. and Mis. Rehder Haye. . Frank Lb. 15c , n .. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Thnylcr and ..11 of Woodland, and one aon. \ Johnson of Toledo nnd Mi ' Onn ’rtvr Indiana f»mHy •“ Onind Rapid* where they ; George Fuller, of Battle Creek.' 'Johnson of Winclwrter. ' ” •O n‘r*i Of th<> wer,? ”,es’'’ nl Mr ond ^,rs John-eleven grandchildren and four great-; itrs O" .i Lv- Mls),Icr nnd taUed on MUs Helm;grandchildren. The fuiteral wa*! " • Thayler. whn ha* emptoyment there, held at the home Sunday afternoon.’ Mi. and Mm George-Brownell oflRcv. A. E. Wynn officiating. Burial Mrs. Grace Higbee of Grand Rapwere dinner guest* of Mr. | in. Fuller cemetery. Carlton. Those I ids h spending romc time with her Fremont and Mr-. Claude Walton Friday j from away who attended the funeral ! mother. Mrs. Minnie Baker. E Deming accompanied Frank- «ere, Alvah and Roy Fuller o! Al. On Sunday the brothers and ris- hnF Burgin and family to Kalama-] bum. New York. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ters of tlw Kuns family surprised zoo where they vuited Aaron BurFuller und Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Woodin ' John Bahs. It beiilg his •W. 11 birth- । gess Sunday ' mid two daughter* of Battle Creek. idayRev. and Mrs. Loomis attended a. Norman Rowley and family of Reed Brw«i are^Mim "relatives ’’nw wrddiwt Hruo,nH _at Eagle “*B‘r Tiiewiay, »'"■««“>■ Ihv itev.jvny. wm. Rowley itowiey aim larnily of — IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENTS — City, Wm. and family of For The Week-end A&P Stores For SAFETY Are Featuring.. LOOK! Rational <Gnan & Itnuestnient QTnmpany Steak Picnics 20 6 VEAL CHOPS VEAL ROAST Minced Ham PORK STEAK VEAL STEAK MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO Lard BLOW-OUT PROTECTION FREE! Mr Peake of Eagle was a guest of Eaton Rapids. Alien and Frank! Fair. , . at the Loomis home Sunday. . I Fuller of Battle Crock. Large crowds attended the Chil­ Rev. and Mrs. Loomis attended the ] Mr. and Mrs J. V. Hilbert attenddren's Day program nt but it the lhe Aid at Carlton Center Thurs- ed the gi'aduntirm exercises at Mich- i Methodist nnd Evangelical church. day llgan Slate College. Ean Lansing,! . Regular meeting of Laurel Chap,Rev. tt.v Wilkins wliKins an and.. W1IC wife wcre were .in Monday. MU* Katherine Blake of ,4<r» 3?» S’i "-r t- Tu,itla> Grand Rapids on business Friday. i Middleville, a niece, receives her di.night at the Masonic Temple ....... will, jiloma this year. The Church of .. lhe .. Brethren have.a week's meeting in charge of j। Mr*. ikiui Rena vuu« Culler uiia and sun, son, zMiann B'irdsill I 'th. wm?Man «"• , Holly, of Woodland, nnd Miss Elsie! Sliomo and Miss Cherldal Lewis of I.Dah,™ ,h,. ...... Allegan spent Sunday with Mrs. Stata Hilbert at Saddlebag lake. , Sen,, ». .hr Cui. Orow ymh. . w'" L?r »-g“« “ l-opk .n- ronw-um. >. th- Hlwr Bmcr Ho“l>. •,”1 WEST HOPE. ; medal contest at the U. B. church U1‘' * , , . . _JL'. Sunday evening. Mrs. B Burkliardt of CaWnni. Caledonia vt«. vis- Tlie I.- Community —...... —...z meeting will «... ..w be in Woodland next Mm ‘M*hardl M .. . ... Ln. roilldtvn'c CTIIdn-n . ilt.v l»v nrncmr prorim Mrs c"“ O»r*n*r W«U^ MJUhU WM., mnln, wu> Ju„ 1 A r.nr. was Riven on Sunday evening The daJ Wilcox and family. State Represcn"“J!"?. .A™ Miss Ethclynn Earl of Smyrna is a1 tnuve Charles; p. Parker of Middlc; committee were Wnync Cuolbaugh, ' guest at the Loomis home. i vllle will be the .speaker of the cvc’^Tiiere wiu'^'no^communif^servMr *- L >-d,tt 8bhP«n nhW and Mr*. Lydia Stm|»on »as was forced forced to] tojning and Mrs Mrs Minnie Minnie Fair Fair of ot Hick Hick-­ ! ire next Sunday evening on account ndmit-*br »a.s completely surprised i wy Corners will favor us with a few of the silver medal contest held in Saturday afternoon when her duuah- reading*. Woodland at the U B. church. *»«Oonutock of ^eryvw b. cordially invited to at-] i On Sunday evening June 25 the Grand Rapids and Mrs. Kllpfer of i tend the Children s Day exercise* <it louns people of lhe Brethren church A'10- Mr* of Hasting#. Mr*.) lhe church next Sunday evening. An of Woodland wllLput on a MlwionCa,t- MrK Mar>’ Btistiince and especially good . program 1* being' ary piny here nnd the lender will be MA- Ada Thompson walked in and prej»red and we hope >r a good auMrs Margaret Coat* reminded her that she had a birth-; (Hence. Mi*» Ruth Woodman t* home aft- d“> *Wch *•« celebrated. Mlsa Olenna Osgood attended the er finishing another school year of royalty with an oversized birthday ,1933 County Norma] picnic held at teaching at Caledonia Hiw g0l.5 cuke nnd Ic? cream. After that the, lhe home of Mr. and Mra. Cleo back tliere again next year. remainder of the afternoon wm;^Brown of Hickory Corners xm Sun-. There were sixty in Sunday School ln .vL'!ynR ?nd ?l “ lale, V?ur idn'; . ' . Sunday morning nil - -all denartwt'tnr departed'for Ihalr their Km»« homes wishing! Mr. and Mrs. Russell Holmes of Mra. Little Stowell an<f daugh­ Mrs Simpson many more such*hap-i Pontiac are visiting with their parNow ‘ >enU..Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCallum. ter Gertrude of Detroit arc back on py birthdays. Mrs F W. Ingalsbe accompanied Mr. nnd Mrs. F. 1). Woodnian and • lhe farm Jor the summer X Mr. and Mr?. E 8. Thompson anti Mr McLouth of Grand Rapids to, family and Mr and Mrs. Ed. Hunt the home of Miss Augusta Hinckleyjand family attended the Johncock; daughters. Vtrgirw and Martha, and X i grandson.'Rex Dunnigan, left Fri­ Saturday where lhe former re- reunion held at-Olin Brown's of ! near Plainwell, Saturday. day for n two weeks' trip througli muined till Monday. The annual Becse reunion waaj Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fennels of Indiana. Illinois and Ohio. Mr. and Mra. H. A Woodman arc. hrkt al thr home of Mr. and Mr*. Milo. Mrs. Dorothy Pettcngill ot i taking in t|ie Agricultural Tour (o,. Roy Seesc on June 1. An attendance Hickory Corners Anti Mrs. Martha ■ tlie Century ot Progre. s at Chicago, 0141. Pot luck dinner was served. iRciilog’-c ot Cloverdale were at> cafeteria style, al 1:30 In the aft- Everett McCallum’s Saturday. ; this Week. X ernoun ail enjoyed 'ice cream and! Mr Rcc'd and about fitly Y. M C. । Hie remainder of the day was spent'A. Ixi» from Stuart lake attended in visiting. ; Sunday School Sunday. Wc were • ■ Mrs Rose Cornrtock ot Grand1 very glad to have them with uv j Hapifts is spending the week "endI Mr;. Clara Morehouse and Mra;! 'with her mother. Mrs. Lydia Simp- Gertrude Sprfnger attended "Out-] | son. I ward Bound" in Hastings Friday I —. I* >,» -..... .. Imght MAPLE GROVE. Little Grace McKibbln spent last. as f” i I A.L?- Kn°wI^“,-dd*‘«‘,4r;Mr*u: wek with her aunt. Mr. Bertha Nq rXtrCI CHCirGe ! Alberta Greenfield, and ron'vlMtcd McKp)bi|. | the (ormers mother near Lake; the Sunday School f | • Ode^ -niuraday and Friday. ,convention it Cloverdale next Sun- tQr L I I 6 ” O 3 V0 T > ’’’n N°rt®n *nd;day afternoon. Lewis Hine a orclh-5-' Cleota called on .Mrs. Jay HawKin; ;tfB Uj|[ fUrnish music ftl.. 1, In Vermontville. Sunday, and found: -*-•-•-----------------------------Ml If 1 her still in bed having suffered an-1 MARTIN CORNERS. WWIWWll ■ ij other bad spell in the night | Children'.’ Day exercise* till be' J Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoffman and *held -’J At *' -----church —-• *•— -•-----------------lhe next Sunday eve-, nl ln Uw p,^ i son were Hastings visitors Thursday ning beginning at 8 o'clock A P«-,^oUg«n i . Mn*i.i»aar wr. f« th* grant r> being prepared. You arc. su.»iown».iihtb*LM«.s*.*r 6caiomiul-6fficienf ' । night. Funeral services for Millard Ely cordially invited to ntteiKj. these CX- Gulden Hr. Thb atn«>ln< Intention ' were held Monday afternoon at the'rrei.se* 1 Sunday School next Sunday; nuke. >ou thi« time* »!« from blow j Wilcox chutclu burial in lhe Wilcox' ' will be at 10:30. No preaching wfrv-j out* *t io»l*r'» high »twed*. i.n't tbk Li pemptery. Siuwivins are threeliters । next Sunday. ; the tire >o«»«nili*r your oui l.«poei»iij | daughters. | Mr. and-Mr- Andrew Link and! i son' ot Nashville and Miw. Emina|I'thc la'Jit Wednesday in June. Watch outfcatur*/ SAME PRICf Link of Bellevue spent Sunday at, tlw paper next week for the place! L the Jatrard-EUirton home. ■ where it will be heldK WaiI Mr. and Mrs? Bob Elliston .'pent Mrs. Or.- Fisher and mother. Mrs I Sunday evening with Mr. and Mr*. H Cogswell, were Sunday afternoon ’ lUoyd Pennington on the county line.:. callers at William Cogswell's in j Charles Pennington came home withi Lake View, Mnunre; Colwell of Lake View |j Pai Eddy Of Great Ufceb Tram- «n. an o'*j night'gurat of'his aunt Ling Sutton is sfiending some time MUUc Fisher Thursday nigh; of last; •*A*ungS nlicoigan |!at the Jarnrd-ElliitoQ home, .week. Plenty of Fresh Dressed Chickens and Broilers. Nutley Oleo 3 FELS NAPTHA SOAP CAMAY SOAP NORTHERN t-im Ti»u. MAYFAIR TEA BULK TEA GRAPEFRUIT YOU'LL Xx BE PUT IN AGAIN" In our business offices throughout Michi* gan that statement has been heard frequently during the past few weeks. Many of our former subscriliers say that it has been hard to gel along without a telephone—that they never/realized how much they needed it until they were without one. A telephone in the home has become almost a necessity. Just one telephone call in case of sickness, fire or accident may be worth more than the cost of tlie service for a lifetime. Order a telephone today. Installation will be made promptly. Ycuarocordiallrincilodlnvitit ihtBrlt tloft, Chicago, June 1 Grwn Japan bar. 19c 19c He. 25c roH* Ib. 3 cana 25c FRESbT FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Goodrich Silvertowns New Potatoes "e£>£w Strawberries Typical Values! 4.50 4.5Q 5.00 5,25 5.50 20.. .$6.80 21.. . 7.10 19.. . 8.15 18.. . 9.15 19.. . 10.45 Maxwell Home Coffee “>.25' SALAD DRESSING GREEN BEANS > Edmonds Oil Company Rajah KETCHUP Q».b« He POST TOASTIES >9c CORN FLAKES k.h.„'. 2 >u. pb«, Wc LIMA BEANS w<4~*t~ 3 Soap Chips GRANULATED SOAP BREAD Gr*n«lmotl»*r'r t- 23c 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE ib. l*c BOKAR COFFEE BAKING POWDER ____ Z5 10 bar* 45c 3 TIMES SAFER on I WANT MY TELEPHONE 8%c BACON SQUARES PORK ROAST L-. ONE 2Sc LAUNDRY FORK ONE PKG. ARGO GLOSS STARCH Boys! / TUNE INI WJR A&PFOOD �THE HA7TTKCS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. Jt'NI 14. I53J CLOVERDALE. CAELTG * CENTER. nt URIEVIl i F. Barbara Mra. Oscar Palmer and *w,v w,i!l be a strawberry snortMrs. Iva French of Battle Creek/ There 'Fox d MMlw^rte r*«. U of Mr. cake und ice cream social Ttiuiiday »ho has been staying with her parevening, June 15th on the lawn at t-nts for a few days, returned to her, ■■■■■— . ’ ............. . Mr. and Mra. Lewi* SUcktl and .'and Mrs. David D..-1 Friday. ___ of __ ___ ____ _______ ______ _____ _ Ralph _____ vvn the home of Mi. rtid Mra F'.Grrea- t»«ne Sunday. _ CHAXCEKV BALE. I Margaret Kalamazoo spent over i Mr. and____ Mr*. Adrian.' has been; ® s-h«2F^d'< Little flu Haitz, who " -----’siuiduy'at"ARbn Wood's."’’”” ” ’ i aiid children’irfNreky and Mr and f*ld Is improving some at tlu./ ! The dinner u> of the D Mrs. aiu.-uu Mason Miner miu and duugbteni mof. ।- - /,?. aunaa> ncnooi aim ■pHjM'sIck. i i lie Anniversary Aliunnmi) u.inivi Xjltlng. Her'little friends all hoj>e' ia eccie.y. O. T. O Club will be held thu week Homer .weir Sunday gu**ti> ol the Aid ficciety. . . - , ipJ-ee her out playing soon. Henry Williams is ’ q uite seriously ' Wednesday in Ute church biuvemenl. ladle..' pareniu. Mr and.Mra Wa!‘“airv wu Mi •• Fores: Chilson and son How■ Miss Wilma Royer of Hastings is lie smith. Karl smith uccbmp-iiiird Mrs. Wm. Crockford', daughter of .i> ii ot SouthsBend. wtio hav'e been Mr. and Mr» Miner home where he Sliei tdan spent isn't of last week ut iixnding a tew days visiting reUexpect* to spend the summer. u.«.. anti fnend.1. relumed home the Crock ford home. ’ Mrs. Cora Chapman of Lima. Mrs Frank Htnirier and Lucile Saturday. Ohio, is vuitlmr her »ister and htu- Robinson Jfcffre in Grand Rapid* Mr and Mr*. Joint MacLeod and yon and family of Hastings spent 1.5tol"h?'FS,lh2>^SSwL T"' WIJ Mr. Zd Ur. Mm IWAium .nJ Sunday afternoon .with the E- L. Ln?C.rllo1> ca,mr. mSl'«"mihch’2r2 °u» 'mmirn I4'"'”' '“!M “““* S“” MacLeod family. Mrs. Davenport attended Ute fuNown-ue.i & ehtmh m>t ■*' .SUS •"?. _______ _____________ _ they went to the cemetery and des-' ,M:.^ Mercy Vi borne of Ann Arbor u«tal ui her mother Monday after­ !orated tlie graw. <4 Uwlr departed .pc-m 0« 13>: week with her noon at Richland. ti»;the Medal Contest at Woodland fraternal sifters and brotherparents. Mr und Mr- John Usbotne ■ Tlie Aimlegatc family are vialting ; The Prairieville L G. A. - played Marion Clem and .daughters and at Rikin. Ind., (or a week ur so. MORTGAGE SALE. Mt, Heller left lor Kefawh*. WU. ..... Richland junction team at RichUnd Rob-,-it Heiuu-y were'iff Grand. RapKurti hu: we« k lor a few days. .»fUr»4 jidM-lion Sunday where they war. Ida Wcdnexday. tlie game 8 to 3. June 18 they will Mr and Mra. Leslie Dahiels upd - Mi- Frank Hume.,ton left (or cross bats with tlu Allied Paper Mill family vbdUrd the Utter’’ ;i*trr. Mr Saginaw Tuesday. In tiic interest of । tin- Daughter* ot lhe O. A R- Conteam of KaUnuzoo at' thi.*. place veiition. to be held there thia week, i These will be Children';. Day' Sunday. program next Sunday momlup’ at. Mr. und. Mrs. Fred Jtvniwy and Robert spent Sunday with Mr and ...... FJrd Smith and daughter*- Mrs. J. Kick o' near f'recixrrt. OranrwiHu. Miss Daisy Jolmcock n>yd Todd went Tliuriday night ------------ „— , — j visited Dora Brandstetter apd Glc'n; . tn M.<k northern Michigan, to visit,, and Mr*. Dean oi Chicago. Mrs. ... brother. -Lesti-r. --------> •family. —.Clara Stanton of Hastings and Mik. Mr. .u.ii Mi- William McKibbiit his und and Ronald called un Me. und Mr Mi*. Piersma U Grand Rapids Mu!g.>r>'t Johncock of Orangeville. . Aitliur Ried and faintly Ot Augusta spent purl ot 1;vm week with her Mr.- Lester Monica entertained HIS purchasing agent of the family, recognizing value and bal­ ot kju*. «, <» tjundav’ • vcn.ne. • mother. Mrs- Frank Hosmer. Mi- L'on.ird. Miss Ellen Leon­ Mr and Mi-. Floyd Wul< n: Vlr$fl McKenzie u qutw ill.with ard and friend ‘ot Hustings Saturday ancing quality and price in the household budget, chooses Conoco SiitUrouy oigjit and Sunday witn ’ " and on Sunday Mr and Mrs. WillBronze. Sweeping man-made statements.aside, she judges un perform­ Tin* seventh grader* recently re­ Ini’h'n Monica and daugiitv eked the results from their/ ‘ XutnlBedford. MiliK rr-y returneo tt» ance alone. » * , die 8uruia>-after ^perilling Mtiuii We extend our congralulaBARRYVILLE. o thox* who were sucre;, ful in wick* with her- dausbur Ecstasy of quick starting, gaiety of speed, solace of improved anti­ Frank Underwood at Hotund. Mra. Gay Skinner and Mrs. Lar­ knock, delight of extra mileage, generosity of power and thrift-sense son of Waupaca., WU.. are visiting Palmer on a visit to fn .. fl ut Bat at the home of their cousins. Mr. of no-increase-in-price. ■ Mbs Theresa Dau.*e o'. Lansing and Mr . Will Hyde. They ail spent Ing ol Camu Custer >|x‘u't Sunday at • pen: tlw week end at In r home Saturday in Battle Creek with their 1 Engineers may smile at these descriptive terms, but the lady know lhetr homes. They exp. here. She was accompanied h'tfne by cousin. Mr- I ucy Dexter. On Monwhat she is talking about. the upper peninsula thi Mm Norma Jean Thoma* oi Lan­ dgy. Mr.. Hyde accompanied them ( to Grand Rapids where they visitedMrs. Arthur Bake.................. at the h.ime of Mr. and Mrsf Chas. It is seldom necessary to go out of your way for Conoco Bronze of Kiilumhztt* McCoy. On their return home they , Sunday. week end guests oi friends Ut Kala­ but your first experience will make you agree, also. called on ib and Mrs. Arthur La- j and Mi * mazoo. \ Children’s Day will bt\ oliserved throp and mother. Wednesday there Hickory* Corners. r.«-x: Sunday at tlw Evangelical will lie a reunion of all the cousins] Harr* Kdlick. . church during the Sunday School at the home of Mrs- Lucy Dexter in Battle Creek. mg in the Caltbrop* home lor seurid Iwur. . Mr. ----nnd --------------Mra. Arthur Jones of Mr. and Mrs. A E Dull and Mrs — — --errWilliam Jibtw were at Kalumawo Grandville spent Sunday with Mr. Saturday to the former's an'J Mr*- Merritt Meade. j CORNERS.. daughter.XL .- F.’ they Dull The Young People will have a Jim WileoR and Bert Miller has sold hi* restaur- "lente nxut at the parsonage Fri­ family oi North H>p- were Sunday ant t > Clarence Mau r , day evening-• L* of W» brother. TOm. mid famThe boys from Citmp Ciuicr. were Hiere was no- ai wrj large CONOCO home oevr Sunday. crowd p! the Silver Medal Mr and Mr. Male Count of K.iiMirs Angela Mallomcree and Mins conUst al the church Sunday evelAZOu were W«?:K end* RlH-.-tn Of Geneva Itiuche ot GUdMonc who ning but thaje who were there'were .Mr. ami Mr... ttluis Wrote. Lyle end had been spending a few day/; ;lt well repiiid by the fine entertain-( Doris Foote returned with tinin fo! the Dau . home left Tuesday for njent. The medal wai presented to "• MIb> vlrRUila Virginia Waters Waters. Chicago iI18S A PERFECT RUNNING PATE FOR CONOCO GERM PROCESSED MOTOR OIL Baker of ot Mr. and Mrs. Heber Foster spent Mr. anti Mr* Leonard Baker skiwiy. Battle Creek •ip. nt the week end ».«! Friday near Bradley wifn Mrs. THE MOTO# OIL WITH THE 'HIDDEN QUART’ THAT NEVER DRAINS AWAY Our eighth graders passed wKh. with friend* here. Frank Morris, and called on Mrs. tod marks. . r M ill C1UD Will be po tI xhi L m ? Lathrop and at the John : ' The Clover Lent Club wiU be post­ Thurrtw «™» '»"»• FMWU* «• »»lr, « THFHEFOi poned out- Week. mrMuu nawtiiiK Tiiiiiiniaj ---- — ----.... .. .... way home. KOTtCB TO CREDITORS. mjl.l, Jum- nm Mr. NetU, _ HENDERSHOTT. j Tlie Hendershott picnic wa.-. one ' Jerry Haynes was n_ Mr. ann and Mrs. Arthur Lathrop of Pirro't Air. ...... ........ A large crowd was in attendance of “ie largest and beM they have will from last rejxirts. while Mra. Mr .ml Mr.. n.m,Walto «n4 £*?'£!!," I"' "««««•■ | had. ____ .... (M»«r "I »«*»!> .pent .!», r*» . ....................... • to hear the splendid Children's Dayl^ d —_ M*™ ,o __ ,___ ■ Fisticr remain* about lhe same IU popularity. • I The Ladies' Aid w|ll serve aupperMrs, Olive Campbell of Hastings w.-'d end here. . .. called on Mrs. WUlltts and Helen program put on by tlie Misae* GeorWe are sorry to report that Mrs nt tiic home of Mrs; Chas. Van Mrs. Ida Walker of Miami. Flori-r Sunday. I Oro. Kelley b. on the sick list. i gta Newton and Dora Hammond. Vronken Thursday. dn. is spending sonie time at het home here. Hrtuh Ci.a-I HINDS CORNER PLEAS ANT urn GE. I FA AI’ NOTIfFR I Clarence Klnne wa* In Ann LE.UAL DtUUVU |Thuraday. I Arbor ] fot OTVC€ qou\t niqlC ^ohn )'Uqo ottt7o£ mq wciu to (5oyioco ”.7 T BK©NZE GASOLINE SE HE BTj UNI Oat of U Heir trtisl his 1 Ar Iron four the worn and ’ three Rider Whil day. of UI Com adjoi tram idepi th of r bein( their bion the : houn lamj! dinlt ing t nulU NE1 GOt Inte in < WOBTGAOE FORECLOSURE UOWOMC FORECLOSURE Fred Bush In Battle Cr<: s ttuml iv pion, distil mr dui it Kalamazoo Wednesday and brought their daughter Thtlma home, and Thursday morning K<-vt took her to Laming to.t-.ke thr state nuru-* examination SI turned io DnuiMHi hypttal she will remain until July to •»*>« tindrwj ><<-i.tr fit Progi 4 dtii dnti,drier Knlamaroo , ML-.* A«tir> McDonald of th* district l> helping Mra. Burrell Phil­ lip* wftti her boiwiiork. Mr* Goldie Ca> y and Ped her mother. Mil. Et Barry Sunday. tjplk Meyers of TU«t!n t* vizipnic In- rapliea* Vt'lnry and Clarence I! : •• I . .i!:n - rt ur *n:l Mr lLisUn& Suitdai ORDER FOR PUBUCATIOM i.i:t-i >■ i ..>■ iti -.c mr. xtt<r. Mr.* Adn A'hby attended gratin attng exercMc* in Hastings Frld Mr*. Katlileiii Tedrow und Mra. Mina KenyiNuxixn! Wcdneaday aft Muoon in Nashville. Mr* Amy Bonneville entertained the Shultz oenmunttv Club Thurs­ day All report ■» pleasant time Mila Axliby hid u birthday Mraiday und tn honor of hi* turhdal •••nu' of fit* neiahboc entertained rum with a hope he may liavr many more iiatmv biithdavi Mr and Mrs. Charley Barnes of Pontiae Mrs •— dauxhur. Nacdhl. of Grand Ratiids uid George Leonard of Freeport ent M mday with Mr and Mra Q E Kenyon and Mr and Mn Alva Kenyr.n and *>*«a of Bellevue iprnt Tuesday with them, ORDER FOR PUBLICATION . ■ :, • • • . . NOIC I HI I- I UIM) I \XI> Mr, and Mra Dale Shatterty and children and father and mother, of Ode.*sa rtxnt Sunday al Haruburg- NOTICE TO CREDITOHS Batik, Betittar «f Frit*:*. LOW PRICE CARS VS. CHEAP CARS cnlrk two first apprt I han vUloi Wo do not build a low-price car: the cost to us of building our car is pretty high. / But wo do sell a high quality car at a low price. Alsoit every now Ford V-8 car wo have built so far this ye . t ,o nanuracluro than its selling price wan. As you buy the. aon y ■orence to OE10 wo have to depend on increusing volume to sake up the dirri ^The'reason for this is simple:- a.manufacturer who gives good va uo -- the first cars he sells because he cannot oust expect to loso money on —Charge all his costs to th. people whojure nret -loM it is different But w:1th the purchaser It oust glvo him full value froathe first, and keep anything on a car. ig. him full vaiuo ye*»«o. , on giving value roi for years. things onko possible our combination of low prices and high cost Is pt ends marg entry ins 1 crural yelop Chici A' ' quality: Volumf Production Taking only ono p^ bo ralr ,0 th0 pubu0 on the basis First, we set our .1 ■ -----Thon., in order to justify ond of economies wo enjoy in volume production. our low price wo must get volume sales. maintain our low p hlgh_coat t0 B3H0. is also Thus it comes ^’"Thero^s ^difference between a cheap car and a low-priced high quality car. . Ford prices are always rixed at a point which makes it profitable for a customer to buy. as well as Good and lasting business must produce Profl_J to the buyer comparatively the buyer's profit must be, comparatively And of the two, to the seller. the larger one. to sell the Ford V-8 because it pays you to buy it. It pays us lion resjyi to tit prnct lhe t of Ot Ings high fumil along But alone Inclm wpeuk troop In i B ml years relay the r India ’ Ga Mr and Mra Tompson and non of Vtrtnoulville spent Thursday helping the latter* faUier with hl* irariten Mr Sheldon u not gaining In health tent fa>t Etneu Farr. Ida Drusen. Mra. BUUngton ind children, all of near Prairieville spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. Farr’s cotuin. Mrs. Shel don. and husband. Mr. and Mra. Homer Bawdy enter talned the latter's sister and hu* band and daughter from Jaclwon for the week fend. Alta Haskell of Barber Gomers Is rutting he.- aunt and uncle. I Ira Stair* called on Arthur Stair* in Carlton Sunday. id s h stbie impoi every three any or will *t*mc 1 • � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-06-21.pdf 9fdd7f5c4130ed3469f545538a5dbafb PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR 12 PAGES BROUGHT CACTUS PLANTS FROM MEXICO HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JUNE 21, 1933 PAGES Ito 8 NUMBER ROD AND GUN CLUB MEETS AT DELTON Analyses NfflWISWS BOARD RE-ELECTED TORIES TO GIRL Playwright-Director Civic Theatre Movement.BWINK W. A. Hitpbcock Has Thir। Members Hear Dr. Pirnie FOR NEW WE■ teen Varieties—Some Are ALL THE OFFICERS 1 Give Interesting Talk PROVED FATAL ■ OMH-Mi on Game Birds Now in Blossom Howard Chenery Sees Trend STARR COMMONWEALTH FRED JOHNSON TO HEAD Members szfMhe Barry County Rod NELLIE McCORMICK HIT DELIGHTFUL FRZlfilTU. W. A Hitchcock iBillyi has some REMODELS HOUSE ON 1 Interesting cactus plants some of SCHOOL BOARD FOR and Gun Club ireld tiretr June meet­ BY HEAVILY LOADED Reaction Toward Intelligent Drama TAINMBNTS.FOB BOTH 'which are now in bloom. ing, nt tlic community Hall. Delton. ADJOINING FARM COMING YEAR . TRUCK THURSDAY EVEHINOS । One of ________ tire best ____________ addrewes__ever ,players, ___ — nqt ____ flesh___ and_ blood player*. __ ; when in Mexico ho was attracted Monday evening. Several car loads .................. Club dinner Tlieftti-r given at. a.. Commercial p>«»t*r artilnv -going wa* was rmr, once on ,v,nf ®*®nM • . by. these specimens and bought (from Hasting* drove dt/wn to at­ FIVE--------------------MEMBERS home thlr.e.ii vatletics. On Monday THE .— -------1 tend. W L. Smith Imd charge of RAN INTO RDAO IN THE it l1»» just something People WATCH FOR THE BIG .K,. «« a... Now No* tl I114- something. 1*1 TAKE DUT ES SER OUSLY:'1* •' . nH" '",u nuHU ,nc go to the modern theaterjn a me,w for display the Banher brought Ullce ttludi>u . lwo in wnun onM u j The bustnes! session was cut short PATH OF ONCOMING CAR ■ vtlniliCral FijC. w. u W«J. TuEy MUli't ( of Katamazoo. His theme a a. The to tret much much out out ot of itit and, and . Dr. Plrnw Plrnie,“ of ehc Krlk Kellogg - --------- । rivto ”‘Th^X'.nT •• ,'(x.XI>rc l>cclt lo --------------------. _ •one having a beautiful rose pink Face Many Problems Due ko ‘that »"* 1 Dr °! , ’ ** * 8 Bird Sanctuary, Sanctuary, could could have hare more more Hcrichell Follick, Driver, Did He ^«n Ruling that^*had al. orc rar*.ly dtMPP°ln,r<! There Pavement Dancing with Good blossom and the other a targe , / 4. , , Bird to present ureM.„t an an interesting inter-timr *erwr. ... .............. ^y^’ore? tS^t hearer 11^, *" £ . Mu.ic. Band Conogrt, QuarLargely to the Country S ; time time to bud Just opening. One of the other Not Sec Child in Time to va: It ties has blossomed and had a Ecohomic Conditions ,!if* of bird *lide.<. Dr. pirate is keenborn on a farm, but he couldn't re- The modem play authors havent w__. p(rtn»* flhnur Etc., Appreciated pink flower■ member when lie'did de- anything to ------contribute to mankind totle, Free Picture BhOW Avert the Accident mrmrer ua time wnen tic oui not novae—"T..". •------- ~ _„ 7•n. u»rt a .„u w S £ last week a Banner article told, In Mexico. Mr. Hitchcock says the “ m—1217 ' \~1 tnp lacuiiy cu puinng across nu Nellie McCormick, age 9. was sire to be an actor. When seventeen ‘1“'y UT"C J01’ morons, with an In-1 Ttio “two big bargain days" __ ._ _______________ ori>’ftnlxed for for the the comlnv coming school,. i i(jjPIU tn_a:____ mojt. interesting manner.. fatally of the visit to Hustings of Miss Elta;mo.t of the candy made there is of "nrantred injured Friday forenoon nr be improved an opportunity io to go telligence of from eight...to -----twelve .nu.u kndwn a . tire "Better Hasting*Days* " .7 ■«.»ii milk «r cmdM CMtlB. TH. > “ '■ » “ f “ • “ h* ” Jolr ! ,£"'> ----------------------■" While waiting for thc^meetlng to 1 HHen Arber of the Starr Common­ mu* w canuieu cactus, me wnnc wa,tln« ,or W meeting mjurea rraiay rorenopn. nw,nlw,r of Ilf >' years; they wtlte. write, not not with With aa view view wl lU1 be Friday Friday and and Saturday. Saturday. Jun# June coast to coast as a member an,; 'hey n be , Pr Pim|e at -----about.t 10:30. when she ran ufrom wealth. and of some of tire prob­ ptant h prepared and then cooked n-elected all the offleers a* foikws ...... hv!d ....„ an lnfonnaI — troupe of players. At the present ?f contributing something to the 30 and July 1. Four page announce­ President—Fred Joh Johnson. ’’“n lems they have to meet over there­ in a thick ayrup. Everybody there discussion with club members in front : , , — , - con- directly -------- -------— of - - large time he is a teacher, director and happiness and development of man- menta wlU be sent out through th# Secretary—C. W Mfespinter. in earing for the . ninety boys en- cat* candy and drinks, t^y* Mr. cernliig various factors aside from truck drtwn b>. Herschell Follick, player, and thoroughly enjoys hla but for-the money there is in it. county, os well a* in this city, which Tn'asurer—Charles 8 Potta nrearms which wmen tend u-na to reduce thc ( trusted lo the care of Mr. Starr and Hitchcock. firearms d» -ek«u. ■........... -- «•*« S'S’S: Everyone who know;, about- our. nk f blrds ‘ his helpers. reJioolA, and the work of the sclwul '■Nhj'mwmmSm --' wwukenln- r»nr«>4 u«>. Tte b„ track »h<»l. The trouble with the -modern then- *'s “PPcaJ ---------------------Among the perplexities that eonthe— baser side ot life chants of this city. While each mcrboard realizes that its members fronted Mr Starr When the funds Membership crui.ned .r, he ;ny;, . to lu the ,,,c organjration. aivuiMeranip rru.'.neii tire mo little utue body. oooy. Mr sir. Follick rvuncK tl ter ray; is I* that it has become th'niore 'hr more it seem* seems to please the tne mod- chant cliant's* announcement in the big law lw „«oiull>mu». It “icards „„ „ were so low. was tire housing of the for „„„ distribution was not considered tn any way to mechanical.’ It hay been standard- <>n playwright. He told of writing four circular will list one Item necessary for them to give much .b Iu.will t r be ready of 11Ur k four Mh#o| teachers employed at himself which had m its two>or n rew ltwJU lhc pUn is—and it lime to their duties, and they do it ■ nr “ pu,‘ - J™ *' WC K' —u blame for the accident He was )Mxj. n has been placed on the low ft thc Commonwealth. »Thesc young driving slowly at the time, liad his iev,d of pictures which children of principal characters a good.woman be carried out-to have every Hastings is indeed fortunate in bewomen had been living in Albion truck under good control and the fril|n (o twelve, and adult* “ preut-herw-one who really took merchant ofier many other bargalnr mg bl<.-.'-ed with members of thc clt^'; end driving back and- forth for tlu-1 City Marshal tested his brakes a who have never gotten beyond that h*s rerioualy. When he unered Usted In tire circular, some of' —------council and ol the school board who liirre mile* each day. causing conlittle later and found them working age mcnuHly. can understand. The l>lay 10 onc of llw, Plcture «how( vblch are found In the Banner s Aiderablc transportation expense. TO BE ENGINEER—MANA,,“nr duUcs «rioualy. who feel, satisfactorily He did not and could modern theater, he said, generally magnates the suggestion was made, adrertlslnfe columns this week, that they are placed where they are While puzzling over the matter onc not see the Tittle girl until after It speaking, is an Insult to intelligence Yo“r Pic'l,re ,s V*D' decent, but it. These two days are not only to be GER OF THAT 00UNtu glvr their best efforts to thy pub ­ day. Mr. Starr conceived the idea wax impotsible to avoid the acci- it tend* to cheapen life nnd take *ont Ior uf Wh? couldnt you bargain events for the people of TV'S HIGHWAYS kc whom tliey serve. These arc not. of using the hou-e on tire fapn the dent. . out of it. the spirit of adventure and «*>” «>« preacher rape the *oman thli clty ani county. they are also _ easy Commonwealth had acquired, just ............................................................. ------------------lt " Ttal. That; to be made especially enj^abie opd '•’I times umo for cither euwr tire Ih. council council or; or ,--------jjj, a„mb.................. - ---------------'L ,Mrini »nd *nd ,h*n we " “uw ““ >> “O <“'1 -U««lln| ihr rcmx.1 C.Sm TlU. Ik due. In S’-fC »» >«•»«. «l«a >ou > loirr entertaining for everybody, through adjoining tire school property, and COMMISSION PROVIDE FOR SrtES: Sr£"m;iSaS "JS! W H- SCHANTZ SEES transforming It .into a teachers' res­ the co-operative effort* of tire Ho,«,r boll, bodice lute me. «u.r MOTH PROJECT ON HIS “ "J? “S" °' «W“' idence. COUNTY'S ROAD WORK responsibilities in a way that has returning to her humc here about a ------------------------------------------------------merchant*. They immediately began the work TRIP TO HASTINGS month ago. Her mother. Mrs. Chas inaui nrriniito On Friday evening, from, eight --------won the approval of our citizens, as of remodeling, splendid aisistance Palmer, 1* a widow. Her home if tn ANOTHER "SQUAWK" until nine, the Oily Band will give a being given by tta- older boys and J. W. Crawley Has Charge of was proven by the fact that, at the Hie second house nou.Ui of the m ' ys< John - - aP- recent schodl meeting, there was CABLES ANCHORED HUN- _ Vi. w _,v tlreir unemployed fathers. y'in'mLumber Twp FROM CHARLOTTE ‘ Hi8r,1Wtt ® u Standard Oil Station on Kist Slate - * wry little upp&sltlon to the re-clecwas secured from a company in Al­ DRED FEET IN ROCK litrtc: Sire was sin active child Her lliniT IliPTIRinn quartette of the Hastings pon of Maintenance tian of the two members whose bion and the paint uus donated by -------- -‘ mother had warned her about play- Brands Local Umpire as"Jes-' 11 mi I rlA^I I llUm Commercial Club will sing several tlu- Berry. Paint Cor Now that the ». lt„ wu.uy - ■••«P>r«!d. —-----Barry county ,« has nvuac made u nnr fine u-‘............. ™w ,uul Buckots Holding Eight Cubic Illg in tire road because, on account se James'' and Intimates ,. f »l1n’^0X’n,crmg onTlre°paremint on ----------to- -Ingham -- ■ , county. TIW house is completed the problem Is conirilmtton Tn'* board l*,wr<, will wlu face fuct- no easy task tttSk Vn„i. „r id her ihflnnity. sire could not hear to furnish it. everything but a din- wiw-c road commtaloners to»k adu,c “I*'1111’8 -of the schools in Yards of Concrete Come an Bppr<)aching ear. a very short His Dccisions Won Game , ing table being needed — chalra. vantage of tlreir optwituilty mid Sejitemb-r. There will ire little cusli From Mile Up ..... River jimie before the accident ”sire . T wu* rWe herewith, reproduce-a clipping ■ WANTED TO INSPECT OUB >»ipps. rugs.'curtalns. towels, dlslies. <. ;in>iiij.tu mployed Engineer A . jJ iuvaowMty Rakownky 0,1 ,K1 chance it. , , rjiRiueer jv .......... . ......... * to get: At thc request of the Banner. W. ^s’^niv* IhZ ,rotn “ Hallk‘ C"'*‘k tLa|*r' u,"thi! ELECTRIC PUMPING I will be roped off so the dancers will beddine— —tn tn fact .. L ..'o..^ —... ..... inure- ,ro!n from thl thc taxpayers until until DeDe- — - -------,—......... silver, beds and .bedding Engineer-Manager of------------Ingham ,nolu ’ taxpayers rear of the home. Suddenly ah-.. u ------.t-i. rear of the home. Suddenly ah. was ne dited to "u Charlotte paper. ’ I 11 -------i not be Interfered with. It had been every article needed in a home. A ojuntA liigliway*. nt n large ad- X*mber -‘'••mber. It '.-; is to lxbe hoped that/lhe ><■ Schantz, well known, in this city urose and ran toward the street. OUTFIT planned to have a bail game, beglndining table wus given Mlss.Arber vail<«’u'..-r the salary offered to him hUU‘ may/cotne through with the* ana county, out tar Mime time a "rt7h TfaV/.i. *Mtohtoun’*Av<nu.' "»»ifr.vv. null rung at a Hille after six. on the fair bv . Hart>n.. man i.o w.v. J* 1 * „ ,um ...bnarv Jj loo i money I1C xt October, resident of Las Angele*, has rent u* by the ' Republican-Trib-1 by a Hastings lart week. Hav- by tta- Burn caintv nJtTam.n1L>- P»*»n*sry ^.ool next Los Angeles, ha* sent us b<X’ ^Publlcan-Trlbcummu- ' l«’1,'»'nar / ^to be hoped mg no moticy. they cannot purchase Mr^takow^ky hudo#d Uher .«n account of hta home. urn-, ’grounds; but it was found that that his recent visit to <u"c“> ‘‘‘ U,K' one of the '»* outstanding outatandlng weekweek­ FIND OPERATING COST • - often Il is ato.aln/to _____ ___ ,hojid _______that __ __ _some .#n — ----------------- --------------- Boulder Dam. iww in process of °}» ca d ,lcs ln thc Ma‘“ we ?rp turning •f?.'?1".1' *>• hl. aod iwa «■ money may be made available from construction. Mr. Schanta U here *hlc,n IS LESS THAN IONIA ’ S d *“2"K“' lhat ,llc artlcIe originally appeared tire .‘talc from the new sales taxes “SmtliS “1 ccunty h.d..».iy —r------ ing -will be tn--progress at that time. fiw thc prevent on a visit ran to crocs the rtree.. was a parked ln tbat Inost excellent publication. „ .... -------------- ------------------------and what Im- had accomplished here which will supplement the primary . ' Hastings. June 15. 1933. ■ ““’omoblie Mr. Follick could not though it escaped our attention tn . Learned the Reason Why'As Hastings had invited tire Advenwidely known and had won for 4dm fund At the pfesent time that Editors Bannerrec her did not see. her -------------------a.woi. ------- .and ----------------------•, until- poking «A>»n<K through, IHIIJUHM. that MH»1 particular imtkKUAur is- ij tTncfinrra PInnf Cnn ~ P.O I tUlS to CC!M-herv. and aS their 6ab~ seem.-! somewhat doubtful. 80 it <ormiu|n<iatl(m from the Michigan Wiienl- ckcKied »he was »a* directly in front <tf <rf the truck. hW htK> -j-j^ ccllppln< u.ls handed h(UMfcd to iu 1W; Hastings Plant Lan he gt tundown Friday. — ■ • • -to come •home to *he j|W,inK was may happen that the board cannot Slate Highway department, mid dore Hastings for un extended visit. I ul- and :“’tl so 40 cla 5‘ to 10 it “ ,that Ihal his quick qulc'k use by a (rk!nd friend,. anil and reads aa ax fojUwv:follows - : Operated at Less Cost , it would be discourteous to them to «» miuUM to cwrrr or, so ---------------from- many ™„.„ county highway engi­ «« decided t<J come via tire Union “* ‘J'*’ ^n,krs could not P^W«< Uie; --charlotte "charlotte travelled travelled to-Hastings to Hastings to The city officials of Ionia are evi-'bave anything going on on the fair ---------tliej neer» 'everybody — calls thc “luioU 'mill Hie December tax neer. "Jack." “Jack.” a-, a.-, 'ev > accident . high ' 10-man ball f Pacific railway, so named as fur east ' ac S ul0, ?, 11 , ,, , , . .. meet u high class 10-man ball ...h .hr ' <' ro,in<u Uiat *'° “ ld lnt < r,ere wt,h him, di-M-rv.,. thc fine promotion ”>oney ‘hall become available We us Council Bluffs. Iowa From there Mr foll'ck’ driver of the truckh team.'The The old old familiar familiar bed bed time time |<,cn‘1> Srcatly impressed with the lhtlr Jdea Qf 8abbath observance, that has come to him and the k,,u* th* •■'cho°I board *UI »tudy on to Chicago it is known ns the U 'LS H.vk-vvukk.K proceeding northward Uiry ttl Hastings Huatln<s has hlM been b«rn to beat “^n«s cmw-wu >n me n’c operation -■vvnen of Whcn inc thc ejmmiiicc eJmmlltee maue made wie the wi>anw.w kHaw»>aiu toward .,tor y at . praise ot lire alate highway author- 11115 Pr<»l«n thoroughly and . do i State street with his three ton load . ( . ln . regardless of how. but to beat the Hastings waterworks system os , nounccment foe the ball game last Chicago amt Northwestern. This ®'a'c w“" 7“ ‘hm; Jon ’°"rt. 'em; regardless of how. but to beat the Hastings waterworks system os.nounccmrat for the ball NELSON GARDNER 1,:‘ ,u,,d what can u best. i» other waydid ta <>jren of tle tie*. The lrtruck Clar-e|n The notings Ionin's. On Monday. Monday.;week ?'lbe ,uck is owned ?by y.F 1 a,r‘ 'em. Hastings gent who railed railed 1 compared with Ionia's I week they did not know about tn# tire z cu. VICTOR v*v*v«, “ ncera {i)r 01 h ‘'‘her highway englplthey use If scrip «i they dur­ road runswithin thirty mile* of of cnee Martz. Nashville. Nashville. Route J. On bn)ls bnlu but no strike* thc Barry!Mayor Barry I Mayor Spaulding. (Sty Attorney camp c--------------— Hoover Dam. II <ncc Mrikc5 for the meeting; but the ball — game IN MILE RUN AT ol work in Barry county, and has i'i the jxis'. Khogi ycar. .< isreount o! tire situation we have de' -------------.... tbe C | ly engineer, *Up-i account of thc have de- 1>jys WCJU t0 tlu, Cighth inning be -1 Mitchell, also the city engineer, sup- wm abandoned out of consideration proven hlntoelf an efficient and sueV“’ who<11 b:lard “nd Superintcn- This great project is only about CHICAGO loa scribed, he had had no no chance chance to to see see the the fon?r b<, h,id B cbance lo wtn bls erintendent of waterworks and oth- far the city'* guests, who are campscribed he «s.-fui manway highway engineer, cnglntfr. one wno who -<le,lt have worked to- three hundred -----milespuu from L~a 11','.hicssiur "VanBiukirk •— kriri until the trnnt end of the girl until the front end of the Bnmc That inning was when the jer city officials of Ionia came here'ing on ’he ground*. iias.aivvii lias given his hia best beat effort* cuori* to tire the Kv'bcr with the the utmost utmost harmeny harmony trs.Angeles. tn .Angeles, 2nd and the the people of ot 2south------ , ' lout of fhe James boys went to | for the special purpose of inspecting I Hastings has a fine band. Th#' GOES DISTANCE IN Lk <m out vi ef u..a jwaciirai practical uiniiwuy highway the ,he matter ot of cutting school school ctm costa, im California arc ereatlv greatly Interested interested'! car Jtsd almost struck her. r-k n-r -r■ a■ r- Ar- . «« . working ..... । The accident took place about six wor)( Martin of Ciiarlotte pitched °ur waterworks, with a view of i double quartette will give some M« excellent in it. FAST TIME OF 4:28.4 system ystem for tor Barry county. Hl* His host of #!ld and '*•t maintaining -----—— , There has been organised a large “uth, of, lbe 'l"tlr,^‘,on. ■ five strikes to the third batter in' learning why our system which, cehent numbers which all wlHen----- — . Burry county frieneb will wuth. and =CP"°Ucompany known as the Metropolitan Sk“e, “,,d the inning before he finally hit pumps more water than does the,Joy. The pavement dancing wtll be Intcracholastic Meet Is Held cxixtt, him to succeed in-hl* new uactisico r- af*rHkV>...UPEOPLE w nrnnt . a.-. Water Company, which has for After the game, which the locals »y»tem at Ionia, could be operated; ^Continued on page five! in Connection With Ccnturv H, ‘ * 1U txein hU new <,uU ' ! ‘ HASTINGS ARE wenv UirufY CAunocn '***<"* the construction of n ’ 2 ’ courw. the winning nun-,«l "mwth less expense. Both are, ---------- -- ----------------------in Lonnection Connection With with venlury Century ^ln Ingham cuu,Uy on J[1Iy r Htf —........ ---------VERY HIGHLY FAVORED,larKl. aqueduct over this three hunJ?1 ^^5?. B ],’,,V? aitenlpted to Justify the dnv- el«ttrtc«Uy operated. Iri INIT^ HELD FOR oIP^kkEkpoeUon o.^ So1.oor* “ ^X^^='~3^^ ' uditoriUra dred mile* to the dam for a mm- ^nnoc\„Ught robbery by tire umpire with a' At Ionia they have a.Diesel engine LUNILd fit LU rUK National high school mile cham­ ... . . ThramtM took the mother there in ----- --------------- ’outfit, which was bought many PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN Permits Hi&h Class Enter- soutWand are*. I thought it well ,X“^Urtv5 at the )r»pltal and '*,nlk; Ko'.rr,dny’ of lo.n’ ^Lrid^ tteTLt*wo'Ld ' pion. <>r rather one cl two. is the f.rr July 1. in <£ter to aprept the ’considered the last t^tin word In eco-•_ . , . —... distinction gained by Nfison Gard­ con” Uinmeiyl at Small Cost ^0^1^ ^*7 wdTy :X‘^ta^aI^TSmX^ nomlcal pumping at that time. 8ev-jP- T. A. a Co-operated With ner of Haatitw Friday aficrno.ih Tbe HasUngs has been out of Los Angeles at ten F. M. on j Monday after0 “ thte onc He 15 a flndr‘ 'that duiln« the national intetrerholastk- mUionrn M.'W*^ Van Wagoner C°m' jeral i^Mnilrt^Lave years taler ^no'nev^b Ionia discovered ( Barry Co. Health Unit and meet held at Soidiets Field. Chicago, The county road commiwlnn have hl«h,> favored In tire fine entertain-1 Deration Day for a night ride to tJ^clwk wltK intermnit Doe,n’t that sound lust Ukc char’ S.F”add JS|^ “‘'«».ith ' in connection wftrf the Century of met tire situation catued by the ' *‘'*n ,lpre b> l"e Harting* Los Vega-. Nevada \ 1 “might "00"r“ „ 1lotto though? It a really but an cehc • ” expensive ’n Grand ^l ftanids. Rev QB JJ AAdcock lo.nthc .c. ,nou ’n' rSaha* .M> Dbeen ?1 ancom«««, tw such pumps, each of 750 gal-j The three Parent-TVacber Arao­ (Cununu^d on U«#f*1x7 Symphony Orehratra and tire Civic that a chair car is ie<_s 1!in VO™m» 11^ Rcv ‘,cock of aquawk that Progress Exposition. HT. time was ' ions per mliAtc capacity. Tire Ionia ciatlons of the city co-operated tart 4 minutes. 28 4 reconda^hc best he j ------- ~--------------------Player*. Both were high-clu** and i than a aleepcr and in hot weather is jometating. 1 B, ... ing from our neighbor to thc cast officials were interested in learning week Tuesday. Wednesday and has ever made. TFM-T PITY CRFCTCn---------- .rtimulaUng to the beat life of thr • more’ comfortable-arriving in Lis* Ti»*r-o uavir. for Q»e past 30 years after every Because of the large number of I uii I LI I I CnCLICU communffy. Il is indeed rare that Vega* at seven A- M. I was soon in BETTER TIMES HAVE 'gome it ha* lost—which would in- why it should cost that city twice Thursday with the W K- Kellogg entries, the milers were divided into1 ON FAIR GROUND a u>wn °r thu stes 08,1 i“ve auch a bus and on mi? w»y to Bouiaer: nnn*incn m rnniucR clud<'m0*1 8,1 n h¥ played. Thi* as much as it docs Hastings for Foundation and the Barry Obunty electric current. They are sure they Health Unit In conducting th# ROUNDE^E CORNER two groups and Gardner finished Ul< rHin unuu'»u intcrtalnmenta put on Idroljy upd'City and Hoover Dam. ROUNDED THE L0HNEK juus going on for so long a first in his division. His time was1 *,i<'An«;.< found the reason. clinics for infanta and pre-Khool miu. meric, St wiui 1 ,..R Boulder a neat, up-to-date : on « jiiiiw wiiu inc '".'"'J' liauit iian uccuinc “ au have A,iv^u.. T,„. ‘■*r uu"ve lIW “veiage .ui “!«!: OU|?" City ?"I.l* “ ™... „„ ” When Hustings decided to Install children in thia city. approximately three seconds slower Adventist Convention This admission prices, very small, so they little city, built within the last two Little Doubt Now That Con-; firmly fixed that we presume no pumping outfit, the englEighteen were examined from th# than the winner of the other di-1 — . - ... . »a «— —------ -.1 could be 1— afforded by 1nearly all our years tor government employees who rone should pay any attention to it.' an electric Year » to— Be . Largest ditions Have Started who came here representing pjrst Ward. 30 from t)ie second ward vision. What would happen If these I people. are working at the dam. It was laid | Many, many team* come here to' neer thc manufacturers of electric pumps and 17 at the Central school, a total two had met in mrace of their own (i Yet Held Here It U safe to say that such organ- out as some ot your readers will re­ to -- Improve Splay during the season, nnd com- strongly recommended that the city of 65. The number was small at lb# is problematteal. Mnce three sec-11 In connection with their conven- ization* as the Civic Players nnd the call by Louis C. Cramton. a former While there arc some setbacks, ment al visiting teams 1* almost onda in a mile is a relatively small ,tlon here-this yeSr. .tire Adventists Symphony orchestra would not be member ... ...... ot Congress from . Mlclugan. and wtll continue to be n* there have univerw on thc faimes* of Umpire council buy two elertnc pumps, each central school, because *0 niany of a capacity of 750 gallons per the children four and five years of margin. inre erecting the InrgMt “tent city" possible in Hastings if we did not and his heijrer* The city did not been in emerging from previous de- Newton's decisions. But It remains with Englnear Sparks turned, n(W attending the Vacation Gardner was the only Michigan lever , ,ri lu w assembled on the fair have such a wonderful auditoriumjgreatly, interest me. as southern preMions. yet thc fact cannot be for Cliarlottf to break the prece- minute to be entry to hike a first place. By beat-; Krounrt TJ1<; only ..w.,,.,.. /rn-^..>y |hlnK -hut pre- as we lu*ve in the Central sctiool, California has a dozen modern cit- questloned that times arc improv- dent, nnd when if come* tp down this proposition, saying that, Blble School and did not come far 1 for Hie operation of tire local water- examination. ing his owp record time for Michl-\, ntM lbc 11U|I1 vvcn . ............ . from bring even building. It is the fact that this au- |k-s a* up-to-date In every way. But Ing. None of us need to-expect a "squawking" our neighbor has any works plant, lie wotfid recommend Mlis Mildred Tuttle, school nun#. Miss nuraa. gan Ctass-B competitr.in of 4 min- lurgcr is the ---------------scarcity of tar.ta tenteu —It-tis dltormm — can scat nearly 1.200 pen-1 the ride from there, seven miles. „ Uu. £. boom. When we think what fgl-itown we know of backed right off o„ pomp with > capacity ot ISO ml- >U1 at the doctors and nurses V? ’’’ *econtSa mode M. |78. -Cimi^jlblc O' to meet tire Ilin demand, ac- pie pic that has enabled these high-1 through the rough mountainous lowed the sky-rocketing of 1924 to'the map. 7» \---------A rat - — conditions exceptionally MayJ7 by six second*, heranks it", cording tothosein charge of lire class entertainments to be put on, country to the dam. and lhe sights 192? we ought to hope that there The perfect human baseball urn- Ions per minute and two others. fOund od and-------------were well pleased with th# -----------one of tire best highschoolmiddle. work. al JUch exceedingly low prices. To nt/lie dam were well worth seeing, would never be anything of thatipire lias never yet appeared. Prob­ each with a capacity of 350‘gal- RO (Continued on page eight) ----------• •• -----clinics. •-«— results of tire citstancc runners ever to be de-, when everything i$. completed cover all the legitimate expeui s, (Continued on page six) kind again; but we believe that Im-i ably never will. Any of them 4rlll Other nurses who assisted were ' mu-c state. the fair ground from lhe exit end of the two entertainment* the nd- i--------------- --------------------proving conditions and prospects! continually err provided those »itMrs. John Nobles of tlie Health lhe gold medal, he reer ved at1 of the Iraek to the boundary line of ।mission would have been much 1 EXCELLENT PROGRAM ______________ ____ | warrant„ lhe expectation of better ting in the bleachers, or in cars NATHANIEL GOLDEN t Unit; Misj Leone Hortletn. nurse Sr 1011 " 1 ‘C Bal1' "l” qth,ctlc n«ld W1I< be a wc)l-or- larger. It was due to great sacrifices pnR nni DFN IIIRII FFIrim«" ! aton8 ,h ® 'Ide-hne* are as Infallible along tire side-line* are as Infallible - ------ u WAS BADLY BURNED at-'wayiand and iuddle^KitouI “rMl Vina’e of tl?nU coasls“n« of b>’ interested In tire twoi rUn UULUtN JUDILtt, week the Banntr car ried the'm • - -* — ---------------' In their (hall- Judgments InriffTnanlK as n« they thav are lira tn in ---------------— -------— <Mlss Helen Unn. nurse at U» (tenurefl nJrorrt 4 '“»«'• »«nta organlzatioiu that made pawlble ‘ Hrnth 'stor>' of the writing of more than th.-lr prejudices However, to anyf • ,1^,2’ M,,d ,w" < xtra lnr‘“! nw*ring tents there- entertainment* nt such low East Baltimore United Breth- |IOOOOMO worth of ncw tmurance'onc with an open mind, and who Taken With Ditzy Spell and ““ . Wetzel of Hickory Corners, nurar at EfttaTfmnt"LrelroL t !U17'.arrangKInertly in avenue* and admission prices. . j ren Church to Celebrate by the Windstorm Companv of this want* to be fair, it would i«m that Fell Face Downward Into the Kellogg Agricultural sdiopl; ~ AH t,M' «<*“**»«»*•»»' te -resnurno Tenure-----Piftipfh Anniveranrv city in the single mouth of May As an umpire standing right behind a Brush Fire Mlsa ,Uk* nnd 14154 1411,1 m­ ro»Cre^^’»Un^lly n?!?* ! by Uw Adventist association and is TEACHERS Fiftieth RS TO GIVE rtiuein Anniversary Anniversary IUie uw field Arid Of of that Company b h the en-!the en-,Uw pinto, plate, has hu no much moth more cor, Clair, director ot health from the the truck but off as well. The sight! moved to different parts of the -r—- ... m<i at —. Idea ot rrliaUirr ..._ TPHTS IN FUTURE T)le Ooltlen Jubilee tA 10 k be. >>held at ..-----,_> tou, ot UlffllE»n and „ as ..It ...J lias .reel trs a ■■bell.".. Nathaniel-Golden, aged 71 years. Kellogg FxindaUon. Miss Eteannr of Gardner Blriding down the park- country durliin the year'to house i 1 I co IO Its ru tunc the Baltimore United Brethren lniunncr In every one ot the rlahly- or a ‘-.trike." than anyone could . ..., church Mill re Is on June .Inner 25 OK Is la creating rrratinir muchf much i our counties ___ of. „r the ,t... slate, -k-a_ it t. can'have ...... u-............... ................ ... one — side, .1.1- who Urea about five miles south and Harper from the Ann J. Kellogg ings along Broadway between the, ot tier .'-I ml lai conventions From ▼ , . .. ~ who was wav oft to high school and State street I* a । m re a part of the u-nt town will be Legislative Resolution AboL interest and enthusiasm and many be seen that this wonderful record!or sitting above the scene of play, .a.1 ot IMuni. Ill lUIUmor. U>«u- Khoo| and ,» wud, •lilp. m«l «llh > teznble Mddrnt (U fnMn mtu, c„k On nurndM famlltar sight to tltaee who pass w.nt ,o iron Mountain in ihe Upper ishes Seventh and Eighth are planning to attend. An excel-. 0( new insurance for a single month nut that wouldn't make any differ- un Friday. Dr. Rosebrook conducted parloralong this route at noontime. pvnin.vula, where a somewhat small-■ program Is being prepared, be-! evidences the fact that financial! ence. If the Angel Gabriel could As rejwrted to U» Banner. Mr Inanc<t tests among the children wlx> Grade Exams . lent But Gardner is not a trackman tr meeting is scheduled. ginning at 10.30 A. M. E. B. Orif-। conditions in Michigan are improv-!have been secured to umpire that Golden had gone out to the field to rnUr ln f<u C P fill r» TV nf ItartiHOT rtultvpr < __ _a ____________ -Ji. ____ I..,.. i.. ... ... . . . ... . fin. D. D. of matings, win deHrer ?,o.. he**^ alone. He was valedictorian of his | Between three and four thousand —----- --— ..... — । nci»cvai uttrc uuu iuut utuiuanui Hereafter .there will be no seventh a. ■! h kS'"S° n » P"' 000.000 of new inwrence in a single L a me hcnrl would hair gone up burning, and was seized with < JT l* H closa ui«.. and. ui in uuu.Mun addition u.i.1 ha* taken >«*»>• .people : people nre/expeciea arvzexpected nere here ini* thi* year 'nor eighth grade examinations in Dart in numerous sclwol activities Lit.wno tlrej i><*itnL>jA y convention ~htch niontl? by 1*^ ,rom viiaritKie ch*rtoU* ua M lon« *’ “ dl«y »!*“• ^“ng face downwaid a mX Wood­ part actlvitiwi louring 10-d*y which !I thta state because tire legislature re­ . fieMiil?Xi<L^lk -- -- ——- - -m?h^n - - - ‘ । .■■.Mi..., ...... ..ns wMinpa../ wiv irmii incliidlng dramatics public ; commences 32. theie ? » ithuiuuuii 22. Many the*c;cently passed PULWUB w resolution putting ----- ZT. and -----junea. auuo-June Ul uresc i ...a,of pna-wM neia will give afield short tait in atnc att-talk largest month new business more ! on theinlosing will give short in the aft- slargest monthsinnew business more end.n.« j tnto the fire. His face. ears, hands burne Dr Goosgo L. Lockwood con­ speaking. He is n reader in his ........ scout : nnai<. lewr~... । ---- — ...... ............................... p.-upic *111 1uru.1i) ua)> ...tn.- me piv- v.vMu aim ,... uciinsn two years. Farmers realize i' who fill the and ..«> cheat <1^ were -t- terribly temw, burned bU^ and duettna aacUM the dental e»»mln«Unr.s e>^„ltora. troop and was elected scout “mayor" j und Wmc will drive lure bringing, 'ides that examinations hereafter capably ------handled Rev. E,' M. " Ickes that prices prices are are better. better. Some Some prodprod­ , “nine places on the Hastings Hmlinfth.iv... r> t* . . IL — — ;-----by -- --------ac* i that base- : when he rolled over to .... get «... out ot th# ’tu. bnm th, of Hastings during tire recent drive !their own equipment. For thl* last shall be conducted bv individual;of Hastings, pastor. Music. M“«'e ; nets are ------still • lower •»-—than •»- they should bail team ore going to play a re- fire his buck was burned but not so a-s were Mrs. Haven Mrs tan— 2* Ha, "ngs- former pastor devotions and‘ ----.pee----------al number, of be. and all of them .hould go at tum game tn Charlotte next Sat- Jeverely aThta face ears and hands. In addition to setting a new Class igroUp the area west of the tent city1 teachers in their own 'schools. tthus ” “, ** —"— — *-* B mile record for tire state. Gard-ju,., tain reserved as a tourist camp saving a great deal of trouble for ncr has not been defeated in two. in spite of this great influx of ’«hc youngsters and tlielr parents, years. He was a member of a medley |W.pie here during such a brief per- ,nVAVnc «...----I relay team from here that cracked . |1X| the orderly conduct of th • E*>5I0',I)b OIL CO. W!LL I Herrlngto the state record June 3 during the ,arnp Bnd convention ta remarkable „ DIHTRIBUTE CONOCO, state chai----------..... .... P. -------A huudca zzeozd ,lm.l --------------- | ou> AOC PEN8IOX8. !p™ । int.v ncuucMuy nwwiuim 11. u> Indian Relays meet at Grand Rap- About the only indication townsHow ““W tlmcs there Is to be a historical record will be given! --------------- ------------- ------- i I ported tiiuc- Mr. Golden is doing a.s xiUs u Just another phasw at lha people have that anything extra-1 round wnUment In business A । of Pastors' and Presiding Elders' WiIX ENFORCE-THEM. |1 Onc of the laws passed by thc re- well as possible and the doctor, helpful work at th# W. K- K.Uogg Gardner lias taken part in about ordinary is taking .place is th#lnumbcr of yeara 880 Frank Ed-; name* and dales of service on thc.1j - - ----- ------------------ --- ------ -nd ” ” ” ” *"* ” * ' ” ' I ' w111 ** wl1 for driver* of au-!cent legislature is known as the “ Old । thinks he wtll recover from hi* Foundation tn Bam county and as varied a line of activities during gJjghUy Increased traffic nnd ghe 'moncU o( ,he Edmond* Oil Co.. In-1 field, Everyone Interested should plan 'omoblles to reahre tlvat the offlciaU A1(e pension Act Under this act revere Injuries. 5 ------ -----------* --------every parent should be grateful tat hta high school year* as It L* po.-:,acl„j mlulc which drift* out from. m’d«wi ‘nto B*rry J™"1!* e—• tills special «L>ecial "Home Cotn-iof thtft c ,y ar‘‘ determined to enpeople who have reached tire age of —■— ------- -------------splendid ilble fur one fellow to do -and n»re the fair ground. | gasoline known a* Marland. Mr. to>3 attend attend this this special Home Com-i Com (orw the dtJ..g lrflfflc „ ■ TO and are dep^cm-wm recclve U() DINNER AT COUNTRY , the*! ____ __ w privilege*. w Uinta* important he has invariably dotre; --------------- --------------------;Edmond* was then connected with mg'1 occasion. If unable to attend: CLUB FOR MEMBERS, vioua to th# on*, tn'th. « everything well. | CORRECTION. : the Service Oil Cp. He later severed the entire day come for a part of the j well as state taws, regulating the; to *30 per month pension during the, . i I” ai> article published last week hU connection there and entered the service. A cordial invitation ta ex-'1 operation of automobiles. Tiicre I* remainder of their lives. This will Tire monthly dinner lor the mem- every pre-wtwxd child in lha POSTAGE REDLCLD JILk I. the Biuuwr stated that at one time oil business on his own account, tended to all. Please bring basket!, | no reason why stop signs .shudd be come from the Old Age pension bers of the Hastings Country Club has had an equal opportunitl After July 1 the rate for Utter Ost0 Hcs, who is the county engl- During this time the Continental dinner. Hot coffee will be furnished.' I| ignored, nor why unlawful speeding fund. This fund is recruited by re- win be on Tliursday evening, June what thl* will maan to (he M ' I ihould be over looked—especially so i quiring every person in Michigan. M >t six-thirty o'clock, with the fol-i Barry oouniy and it# aeberti po;:.ige win be two cents instead of .IMer of Kent county, served Barry OH Co became the oamera of Mor--------------- »*-•--------------three at a local post office. That l*.!C0Unty bi a like position This state- land product* and changed the OFlNTEREST TO DOG OWNERS.1I in the business district, where it en-! of the age of 21 years or over, to lowing committee m charge: Mr. only time will kA. ■-3»eB_ ■■■ »j .anyone in Hastings after July 1 who'ni«nt wus an error. It w« M. c. name to “Conoco'' Mr. Edmonds, Barings can be made by those who। 1 dangers pedestrians u well as drlv- pay gxoo annually into the fund., and Mrs. Richard Grooa, chairman;, of cars who wish to keep the;We believe most people will very Mr .nd Mr. Emil Tyden. Mr. and UOMK HOME MAtKJ MAM writes a letter to anyone else who HengM who was county engineer for states that for sentimental reason*, pay tlreir deg license fees beforejers I , cheerfully pay it. .Mrs. Thos. Baird. Mr and Mrs. W. J.) The Indian Lg# •gets mail at tire Hastings post office Barry county at the time waias well a* because of tire superior July 1. Under the amended law dog: ,ax' will need to put only a two cent thought Mr, Hess filled that place, .merit of the products, he Is more license fees are now »1 for males' 7*^* --------------- ' Field. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walton, will e#rra bonw I OLD FA8HIONED DANCES. > COBB SCHOOL REUNION. Mr and Mrs. Dari Coleman and Mr. , take al Cha fart atamp cm the letter instead of a —.------- -»-■*#.»------------— than pleased to again handle thia and *2 for females; but after July , three cent stamp. For all letters adBALI. GAME. I well known and popular gunline. 1 the fees will be *2 for males and I Every Saturday night at Clear | Bunday. June 25. at Grange hall. | and Mra D. C. Bronson. , RaUey on# nttk .dressed to places outside of Hasting* | Dowling vs. Ceresco at Vickery's I An announcement appears else- *4 for female*. 1 Dog taxes ean be। ‘f lake beginning June 17. Prizes given. Bring lemons. Mrs. Abbie Beck, Secy. A fine program has been prepared Oornera, Friday I 'the rate will be three cent*. clear lake, Sunday, June 25.—Adv. I where in thta Issue of lire Banner, paid to thc county treuurer. || —Frank Herrington tf. Adv. iwhich'aU will enjoy. |Adv. UNEMPLOYED .... -w . — FATHERS ANO ROYS run WORK ANU DUT3JJIU wun^ aai Contributions Of# D BCaatn^, Curtains, Dishes, Silver,• list of bargains RAKOWSKYWILLGO TOIMMMiy INTERESTING V S T TO BOULDER OAM III Al 11 HL L IP III 0 IUNIA UrrILIALiJ llul I llnU I lllUU •LOCAL BOTWINS NATIONAL TITLE ‘ iSsg'J.sSSTi-Ss&smeE �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE tl, HU PAGE TWO [molurisu on tour a fine rood is all­ . important but to a tax-broken farm- THINKSHIGHm ior pnnn fine bUUU rmniipii tPliJlJbn ,hjt ci°‘ “* , j HOMEOWNERS LOANACT EXPLAINED NEW STORE OPENING BY KROGER COMPANY Methodist Episcopal I YOUNG PEOPLE'S AND S. Missionary Union' S. CONVENTION JUNE 27 LOCAL NEWS CAMP KITANNIWA WILL OPEN NEXT MONDAY They Will Occupy N?w Quar­ Now la the Timo to Enroll­ ; Don't forget Hope Center school p, nnmn« nf Turn ccpai Missionary Union met at thej odist Camp Grounds—a ters Uith Complete Line reunion Saturday. June 24. Bring rivo OftmP8 oI Two pleasant home of Mrs Nora Heath , Assured 222.■ havv enough fine roads. To me that •Fine «uv aProgram ivifiaui .table aCTVitt.—Adv. Weeks Each of Groceries and Meats MarV.tr Ute'year° v(raat forF 'EHalr. .,le ' )nualnvsureu TLOYD B. DRAKE SAYS ED- day teenu here right m>w. The mo- SEN. VANDENBERG TELLS ■ Friday of this week the Kroger er .««_ ciL:ngUmeetfng*of th*lr ■ ,T *5 £ 2 nd a, Young Peo-1 William McCann has completed This 1* live but week before the The second annual Young Peo! William McCann ha* completed tor vehicle has gulped down enough UCATING CHILDREN IS '* of -----------------------------------, ,7 . , P»e* and Sunday School convention his Khool work at M. S. c. for thU opening of Camp Kitanniwa at ABOUT PROVISIONS Company will occupy their fine newW our fold. Before it is too lute kT. 4 01 Michigan Wesleyan Mrthodi*l-y«ar and iu» employment in tills filar lake, near Dowling. The Camp doubhvstore tile, second door west of , invest what liltte is left in our chil­ OF NEW LAW MORE IMPORTANT hi11M« dtW R. and nlSd^ta ’Con<*«»’e* w,“ vollvcno convene °n on me the , coy. city ”• • __________ Fire Girl*, who wish Jefterson street on lhe south aide P „Z*'** J’h^ ___ m go must/ dren It we fnh behind in :«id TnumreTmiir HAT L1a*i ,,f bv Mr* VV K. vOOk ana pmceu in ■ ™ c-imn irrmnvh tmilh nt Hastings on,! McCraery ________ ’•_s 50c special. Monday ........... register, __ I.._ __________ .i.i. week. __ ..m Rer». ­ s,atr a,r< *L Thu **" io™** 1 ? !?Vuwh ^ddM^reat? nP* ri“»‘d» *° “!h ,°f therefore, thl* building we can make it up lat r TRANSACTIONS NOT HANtwo -■I>uriit<Stores, une occupied by « 1 ^'Ta^,. “ ^7* *. ^ nL;?? , ' sd V' JSnr >“ 11 U cxpccieu ‘,*lx'c,etl an and Any porta------------------from Battle.---------Careek- -indlcwtc I nANMb I luno IXUI nrtrc> AO • ptinile store.*, one ocxupieii oy ,' , (1 ,.. q Tuesday. June 20. 27. 71----- lady's ---- ,--------------LEAGUE CONDUCTING » WASHINGTON .......i^w^.i J,11,n f.,i... Palm v>.i,,..„. ...m. a,.,,...,i t>... li io the Joy unit ‘ pleaxure ot‘ ‘tne.thut about fiv-.-huiutmt ariti attend 4^*, .... . coat, .. ................ . suit, ..... or o'coat that all u of the fifteen __ — cabins’ 01 FD AT * ;r wlt * ’ drugs and thr ''^Hfat about,fUv hundred will man* new STATE ROAD SURVEY our children, thc damage- will lx- ir­ ULtU Al WAonlNulUN o|her by &J wUh a hn? «caxton. a* didI thebeautiful flag* The ground* have been cliancd and ^leanetl and pressed Cash and carry, will be filled when Ure camp shall reparable.** u n .....J.- x footwear The Kr-grr CotniJBIl> mqdaxxl on the lawn 'everything pul fit readme** for -Adv open next Monday. June 2d. fur a Taxes Should Be Reduced Home Owners -Loan uorpo- teamed thcsgaJrom the owner. Mra The meeting wax-called to order'thl* event. • ।‘ Mrs. — Mabel Clark and------Mlv Helen ------------ ----------FISHING LICENSES nition ant! Agencies Are to Marian swx'rff.n. and for several by the general chairman Mrs. L. L-i -Bunding A Ufo" hax been chosen .Clark have rented an apartment The recently remodeled camp will and Returns Diverted to J, , r , ,1 ’“•'■L'-- pa*’ extensive repair* and ul- tkwey. who ledI in a short prayer „ the general theme and the text with MB* Della Allard at. Mrs. Emily now accommodate more than 100 ARE GREATLY REDUCED Other Institutions Bl Est-iJltsnid in State . trrations havr been under way. service, followed by tije buxines* wj|j i^. ] c»rinthiaiui. 3:10-17 girls. Furnishings of the camp arc Sullivan's. -■ . S<> that MklHL .u home -uxt:. --. When thl* place is'completed for meeting, when reporU were read und: Among the xocakera util be Rrv Lansing—The apectaeleof mag­ This Should Be of Great Help McCrcf>y* 50c special. Monday all new, Including tile beds and be .ulvin d immediately r.’-1 occupancy It will bt-.one of the very accepted. letter* read nnd a brief E , * k . Inafuun nificent highway* running past and Tuesday. June 2<J. 37. Any lady's mattresses, dishes and silverware. the 1 to Resort Owners npd Aid i.ir.iin.; th. new Home Owners' finest modernly equipped double summary of the years work was’Rev j p Hatton A B of Grand dress, coat, man* suit, or o'coal ice boxes and stoves and other abandoned country school* with txMii Ac;, I (.tn making thl* -utte- :t:,ren to be found in any clty of given by tlic recording secretary. nn.,lrt-. sander Klelsa uidtand and cleaned am} pressed Ciuh ami carry kitchen equipment. The remodeling barred doors and weedchoked play in Stimulating Business ... .. .. :.i. H*. ' 1 n w,i..t»m .wre tl u a splendid unprove- Mr* Maud Zerbel Mr. Dewey then ~~lc’ yards was*paintcd recently by Floyd of the Camp Fire GirJ* Camp at • - .• - rr--p<mdrnre anil menf to the tauine-. reetton ut Has- Mid a fe«foa«^ ttanto to oRl- fl 5^7of Uie Tramfog —Adv. Th<- big Industry in Michigan right -m ate E Drake, executive M-vrctary. Micifo A meeting was held in this city' Clear lake was undertaken by th-j gan Railroad Employe.- and Cite- now. and for saraml week* io come, ‘ n|n' • durtne Bchool. U u to conduct conduct the thc CanCom- yesterday of thc Barry County W. K. Kellogg Foundation and Urn will be thc "Re»ort Bm.inr Tiu>tiThe Kroger Company, just a* far " ll * * “ >• ll * “ *5? ° v * r “ *°* “ . ” 1 n "J.u, ------------------zen* Leagu*. tn a public statement saiidi I. Tita Michigan lidme mcncemcn; exe,rclu--»-----and...... there„... will Branch of thc Federal Lxian As- changes have been nearly com­ and. thousand.-: <if people a ill u_ ..... ... _ .... . B0C j ftlj on _ Tivey elected us officers ■have toM wr.M that Michigan* school system lies t». lx lugnig tW families north to |(t«..rt-iitir his eure to aj; agency of'iu. possible, __, pleted More work will be done next crippled and oilier governmental <-K»pe - ----------------the following: Preildent, J. E- Ed­ fall before the winter camp shall tlic hot months. Michigan: the HOME OWNERS’ U»AN UOR- k»ta>r and lhe renicre of hicul con- which open* tn September Site then -c-------. I, . . functions languish because uf it- . PORAIMN Th)-.'*’ nnencie*Will ta- [MrucUcn companies The earpen- called <>n thc nominating commit-!, A splendid program luu been 1 wards and for secretary and treaa- ug.Hin begin The lodge at Camp ' policy of unlimited highway corr- inducement- lo many of tliem . e'taoil iitd a: । -nreii'- ii! point*.in itering wn* under the supervision of tee; and officers for the coming year 'prepared but lack of space forbid..! urv.r. Willis Streeter. Three directors Kitanniwa lias been put in ordei. . struction • The!i- -location cun be (lie Hastings Lumber Co . the plumb- were elected a* slated They are:. printing it herewith. ' (were ulx> named to net with the MiM Olson, tlic Camp Fire ExecU- ■ D„to to U tr2S“»’.” "Sell to vir- pe-tmaster or ing was don? by F A Brown Co President of W li M S . Mr* FlorBring your lunch basket with officers. tive will be tn charge and Mis.; J |A.p-r* Information and tta\ < lectric work by Robleskl encr Fleming; Vice-Pre* iTt-1 . Mrs -vir* Fred r rvo *' t»,-> meals, your table I McCreery"*' 50c special. Monday Florence Craven, thc district work­ Ctoltoto ? WB’to -«W '"~B- du(, ' ,K,u«h toito »IU> «. ptolnm -lui rmd „ , hamr „ , Mrs Anzoletta k4 ‘ n ' ,0, ‘ b, ‘ * 11 han< * °< 9 30 A M , and Tuesday, June 26. 27. Any lady’s er. will be her assistant. Mrs Mar­ Jones; Treasurer. Xf.». ccnstructlxt be limited to tutiXM- {o . ___ ....., .... ____ Upon applk-xtion. NONE OF THESE be discontinued, one <m State street'• Lahr; Corr. Secy.. Letta - * Guru. j. nnd stay all day and to Uw evening'dress, coat, man's suit, or o'cont ion Whetsell of lhe Kellogg FamPre*­ TRANSACTIONS ARE HANDLED; and the other <>n Jefferson. The fronf motor vehicle fees and g;n ,or " '[cleaned and pressed. Cash and carry, dation. will be camji nurse nnd Mrs. . l:r,. tax-reertpu without aid from prop- ^'p,. n.<Juf,,/tB’u.00 tor a tnan. and AT WASHINGTON. ' —Adv. ‘JGrace E. Lobdcli will be dietitian I..... ... tototo ... builds replica of erityand other tax ^>urc*. and Ollb. M rcill, f,,-r lhe Ulf<.„a rc. 2 n-.r AgenCio. acting for thei4'111* mcata will 1>- handled in this ' Tin party sponsored by County and head ocxik. whose Ijndings can be legalized into due; :on (i{ — ••'•- of - , new store. corr Mun>hy: fj Q MANHATTAN:U* <^n,ur’' °* Miss Frances Glau will be in .1 m the non Cotpo.'ation.'maj exchange bond* Corr Secy.. Mr*. Mrs. Lcnna Lenna Murj ’hy: fo-u.:On anotlwr page of. thl* imuc of Recording Secv and Treasurer of1 u* 'DHPinR I I««.progres* lit Chicago left as per charge of the four Bluebird cabins al.*hAf??’.rnndin''1.r‘^ »Jr‘*n‘m rertdent ter F^ reM.teuU oFuidn the special session In the tall ... •crucd the Bunnei will b* found alarge largeUnJon. unJon. Mrs Mrs Maud 'c“w‘ul,,_ Uu'‘. »’t5* Maud Zerbd. Zerbel. General Boat Two Fcr., Lon<, aiul will teach nature study, other.. “For 10 year* we have indulged a t. .-)xit>- sik-eohimn announcement of the chairman to be chosen by executive 11 rci1 Long ludac strong. Some finished their visit in Ip tills unit will tve. Mbs Mary highway orgy." Drake said. Road provided mwt-' Kn>4>.- Store opening on Friday, committee by Ben Cowles Shows Ex- llu‘° ‘M*' ‘’Dtars kept returning Payne, who tcache.. swimming; Ml;a ... :>i. ..tn,.. Vuivi.xftnoughoUt the week All ot them building has been thc main purpose ' ” Ju,tr‘ :n 23. *f...v Many c.^iot fjieclal buying After singing Faith ot Our Facellent Workmanship k.-re uleaitad with what they saw Lots Moore, who teaches handi­ and expetwe of government. Nothing '•< vi u ill be featured at that time. craft and Mtsa Allxrta Lindstead. rise counted No matier wliut their A cordial invitation is extended to who will be in lhe office. source fund* must be raised fir.M lor ire. are tax exempt'. Th.taxterul ■ ihr public to visit this fine new nnd ’Ttwll bout, a replk-u of the U S (LAST WALL LAKE roads until in all we authorized stale should comment ujuin this reftunent guarantees the interest i modem place of businexv. mg flag day. and asked tor the song. Lnha tan i “ta ch-urly X Ur Junior unit under the supervision nt more than a half biUxvn.tor this, great reduction in Hcenve in ., txth< bond-*. but not th ’ ’ principal. • "America the Beautiful.- which all “ '* | purpose Of this M 2 cent* of < v'.rr cause what helps one line nt ettori Joined in singing Slie then called ‘ ‘.be ca«^‘ng b- ing with u I- Arthur Thomas and wife. Clyde. handicraft. Thc other eounMlbfs Whi n iiM:.'rori»iatlon acquire*: jHEALTH CAMP OPENED■ I Fisher und bidy friend. Helen Wiidollar came from property and like hell* ail. t:u“pir«:g.igr. the Keith Bowman, shu who grngruMrs. Keitii —. n.lnl,i.... hn.i is i. two two feet f,<-t • hauu. and Honeysetu- of or will be MBs Lnuiiu- Clark, who will iturec boat llu,,1-s “ n<1 Jennie Honeysettr AT PINE LAKE.MONDAY on -Fifteen mortg* yea clotuly sang three solos Mrs Stella j and 1^s 22 life boat* anchor* ! Kalamazoo were at Elmer Reynolds' tench swimming; Miss Mildred -injury n.me* tluKntekern gave an mforntal falcon ‘“X"t J^-SaS^rts Sunday trer. thc !>(>m<- chtocr to pay t.... Blnrk. land sporu and dancing*. -------------------of this ita . ’ r broke A sm x»th. ;.p!r-ndid highway Frunk Ciitrebeaux. proprietor of tamtrm ^Thiin!-n d t* Three Periods, Three Weeks China telling some-of.her expert- 0^7 fuJ "»»«« txxut Sunday vutor. at Cha*. Kahk'C* .. « iu.. p.m: imi,. • <™*Sunday visitors atIKnur. Chas. Ilarmen. Kahler's MIm J an nd Michael. wta» will —but It cuts through a eountry>;di * “ “ £ U . v “ “ f 2 n ,9 una , n, ‘ °*The Mat*luittan u a Uster boat h. *• ’ ~~ Trull:End ut Gun lake, recently teach dramatics and lie the dining “ Each, and Two of* T,wo The Manhattan B a Uster boat to wr'*- Mr Mr*. Hiram Harnfen,. stricken with poverty. Unpainted le pfincipal need Im* mad*.! showing photograph* taken "f ,n* thc U. 8 Washington, both designed and son of Kalamazoo. Mr, and Mr* room hontexs; Mas Betsy Rom. as­ and vacant farm housei stare bleak­ mfnrmed tu that one Ohio |»arty. fi>r tile payment ot prtn-j Weeks Each ' c-onuBting of .10 people, refused ttcresting, places and peop.e .here. ’pic" Herman vowUi Zerbel nt ot itavtinoK Hasting--. mt Mr «nd and sistant handicraft teacher; MBx Al­ ly at the, glittering'road. Bains sag -'cuirje Lefest may be made if tile i The. W K Kellogg Fcundation'z V.rv IMmiUn? Mr. Lwu Tr.n- •C.r ^...7.." *P”McCann. m2? T t?' to Miciiigan last year, ta rail­ ot them SE?™ upiiearing tn tiir Mr* liar>y Merritt nnd ■ Dexter berta Rimpson, who will leach emptily Xt the corner the school 'd ' the fact that they regarded tlnn iitia the. circumstances •’ trie Lake Camp officially opened «-nU Mlrard »>U. Il.r S1«..r,l.a.p tures nature study and MBs R‘*e Zuta r, tvuL,.i.. — „,„^„i.,1.- ' |8nielker of Albion. Is boarded up Taxes have emptied ", dedir..« <» U.e Mr' enwi.’*’worked nta’mt a month i . Wm. Phillip* left Monday for who will have charge of the French i ns rcond’year on Monday with xrure «hleh the farms and *o much ot them yxccssire license fee as a "hold-up.", they declined to be gouged in girl* who then presented a Mt- manufacturing^ the Manhattan, tbel'i'ravcrM City after stwnding the cabin and will be accompanist for bon-i ■:: .i)C MJT1va! Of 154 children from Cal­ mne..r.v went for tfte road none was left for and Fr....'r»,v manutnciunnx. tne aianKaitan, .me this way. DotibticM other resort , tew?;cirv“» aMd PL'CW "t “w Ute boats !•»'> *«’k *\‘h N* Mr* Cai1 the dancing classes. le in ani’xjun K.tiamazxvT, Eaton. Barry ... thc school. . MiM Lucille Parker will be direc­ ot .uu.-; an(| Allegan evuntte*. Hie present Fl.» ,« TM? • M. tak“’« ".nsldarabte umr It u beau- Kicker. and husband ■ We have a crisis tn education in owns?* in thl* county had .-imilar arm-unt higlitT tiam So . ’property'.. vuIUc. <>r t'ka! u ;>re mm'camp will continue through to July nf n.?™rk in? tUsUly constructed and attractively Ed Maturecn and wife spent tor ot the three Senior cabiijs ami Michigan Tho,«- schools that arev experiences. nnd showed some Tlu new !Uh Itceiue her, now in J14.000. whichever ts tlic smaller. _H A ««ond ocona ramp camp period ncnoa will win be or held ne and shoacd some of of the work of > f the U.< 'td credit to Mr from Friday until Sunday at their will teach camp crutt. Mins Emmv not in disuse are in-distress Some Mr. Cowles' ...... nilMlcnarv and the many utanv calls rail, on 1faliltrd—ii. Ctedjt * to 1 / missionary < ilect' should be of consKh-table help Hom. mtiM not ta-.t.-luet! at mor.In , m jm y jo t o 29 Inclusive and Lou Walters will teach water sixirts .rn>m July 10 to 29 inclusive and a : e<xtage here. rural sc-c'.Kw. can boast wondir'u1- to business, brenure tourist* as a Inan fcO.txx) .ind mu t not ha'v’ihird one fr-m July 31 to Augu workmanship. ,---- -- ’ luivv'third one from July 31 to August her time nnd patience even on her j Mrs Sprague of Toledo. Ohio and MBs Ann Mullen will bach roads, but they also must shamefully ni!(.’ar.-’Yix>d’\tx-n<ier^' ___ r__ ;u - _ __ ___ ________ , ; . __ *?',i bu'V L,r more tnan four tarn- pj a total of 154 children, equally one day of rest. ------ ----------- . ------------came to her cottage Saturday fo ranoetng and boating ' admit - ___ ______ Alter the play thc meeting-cl , ,.m the »umnwr vacation. A big war canw. which will hold wage of S3_____________________ :jn MORTCA'f'V CfiPC ' ? ' ......... ........ ' -n l>oys anti girls, will We belie-.-? that one of the wire'spend Ebea-hcrc tlw teacher., rare, mon- ^Ll MUK I uAGc FORE*< - -v.- '•t-jw-.-ir.l. .1- .ptertd each camp p'-ri-x! with a bountiful pot luck supper and tilings for .i student to di> if he or; Mr and Mn> Mrs G Olson and dauwidri daughter.-"twenty girh. cn given to the ukni nnd •'-swvmj ku *.’. has »•*•■’ Ix v«i Following tltr.’c there will be two a feeling that the afteYmsm had she i* comjairt lively young in year.-. Arabella, of Mattawan called im E Camp by thc Kellogg Fi'tindatlon. but don't receive .un that '..t'? QLOSURE INJUNCTIONS 1 ■ ” -week camps. which will'be held been Interestingly and 4il>KhuuHy 1* to take a: lt-a-t t-v > year* of hl.-. D. •Reynolds Saturday. Tta'x- who can attend this Kiri*simply Jx-cause th;- road gobbled up -.<r. i, * psop rty up I j ,, r lk,y Sc-.H;t - The first of the two spent. < r lu r colli gi- courx- in-onij of the - Mrs. Prichard of Kalamazoo called camp may count Uu-m&elvea cxcred*o much of thr luxe* tlu: wlia: ,-lui: ki». Bill Recently PttBsed Gives 1.UU for payment vi ■„iM-wl-?k rumps «»> begin August ita-tr.-r intaHi r colk-t; Tha* would ;i‘t>E D Reynolds one day last week, mgly fortunate. left is insufficten*. for xtaxd. : Owners Chance to Re­ ....■..giiriib, and f>ec«i- :_,| an(| ,.n(1 August 2<J; thc second ELEVEN LOCAL SCOUTS "nut by true it one hn* Ml out tor a RunwII Reynolds of Cres-a-y spent ——— “Yet the building of unneetyd "" 1 ’' H -• !. ii August 26 and tnd September 2 SOimi SHtJLTZ. profdUlonal career requiring techid- n day* last week with his grand­ roads gix* blithely «•» and the num­ deem Property i-rt2.>g«v Will not .a pt-■Ttw.r< b,. 2l)<i gcouta m.T*tly HAVE ENROLLED cal tr-miUK. like cng)nn :1ng or tin- parent* here ber of than* » ho can alYoed to dnvr .So tar no request Ili Kathleen and Ellen Modrack of . “ itram Allegan and Barry counties .over them dimlni*ne* daily. Tnc brought into our ciicml wu Battle Creek are gpendtag • two ma. O-.HWI Uiu- . M-eans- a grneli4; KnUTHttTXT 1 HMRSAFI'I F Corporation ^j,p j.-j;on county Boy Scou' execu- Cuntp Ben Johnston Offers education, cars grow fewer. Prereuliy thc un­ mg an lnjunc:i.»n io* j-tep n an education that will fit 1H1”***’1 »•«week's wttii iliitr Rrnndpareuts. Mr.' :ur • »di Up.((tr |, Ul have thf privilege Ot him or her f h teaching or for’ use-! '““n« ,°t m.u and Mrs J W. Tedrow. employed h'tch-luker* may have pmiirrtys value '“ tending a number <d boys to thl. Exceptional Advantages to fnl living V.- believe lhe small col-1 Christian Reformed church of Holthis coitly improvement all to '.Iwm- ^hiw bill' provid<Tfo7 Mr. .and Mrs William Sonijcvilir t*k n up fdm p from that countv. which is Boys of Scout Age J«c for st I- ax two of tlw tmii *Ul «‘v* an at and baby. Suzanne, of Battle Greek reives and the truck* JoitI it prowedfeg. under th. loeaied tn lb* Lansing Boy Scout "* M E rhurch 8un'lM>’ ev«un*- visited his brotlicr. la-atir and fainalone down bur magnificent highway liitblc 0IX u Registration card* nnd mforma- year* offers the best oppo-.unity system lion leaflet* nave been rent to Barrj • lly. Saturday. Ixwna Bonneville.* redemption is about to expire may But we've come to Qic end of tlw bring »tir matter imo.nreuH court o"“ Sil county Boy Hcom* and Cub* for enrcllment al Camp Ben Johksion at all the road* we nerd So »« doublv court may urar an order reairaintng Kii.-'niazoo college*. mey all do ex-• v .,,.v ,•■>□... tltatn y" . Sherman lake near Battle Creek SiT' | .Mr-»«Xn. Mb«tWwwr.l». should no longer squeeze property. Uie --uar.fr of writ rt n , There are tour regular camp per­ sutniner camp period iods, thr tlrM period-opening Jun­ the student for mad taxes. We re gm to red ax- until not later than March 1. iUX years ; Mr i and Mr*. Wm. Student for the thc hist two year*! w i» WHt mui Mr-. It ot FarchParehReed nnd Mr Mr nnd and Mrs H Schild, Schusterr ot faxes and divert tlir.re reduced rA. Tlw Judge will determin'- tatr r*nfa ,1'f.hh or ftet<dUegr life B. wr bc-f • . ta an.1 clmtng July 1: vecond period., r wire in Ccopcrsvlllr nwnt spent Sunday with Mr. and turns W> other governmental func­ t-ini' tor ttu* period and hlinu|uv and found Mr. Snook Mr* Clurler Kinyon. July 3 to July 15 inclusive; third . lu-vr much ta tter and more conduc-l:j, m to 'Thursday tions; one o! which is our scheota. tuch-orders Pc ths .pnwcrvatb*n o CROWDS COME TO pt'riud. July 17 to July 29 incluiive; jive to go-id hubit’i and taller work;"Mrs. Reed* father) not ro well. I Harley Ferman Of Allegan*callcd » We get 35 mill)«> annually- from fourth period. July 31 to August 12 jasa student if"hr or she attend* the; -Mr und Mr*. Andrew Roush of on Mr. and Mrs. G. E Kenyon Sat­ SEE RALPH De PALMA motor Vehtcie.fre* and gtwtaxes and insunince as reem _ inclusive An Eagle Tour will be small college- Uta writer Li not weUl itxiuiRs^wern . -- — Sunday afternoon urdny. that's enough for our nmd taxid during" the interim Wm. Kep-.. Those from here who attended taken to the Century of Progre** at attjiumt^d with any »f the e col . l aUr^u Mr. and’Mr.' ?* — .d aired ct >wd» were on hand needs and future road wants leges except Albion, which has an ! the Sunday ScImxH Convention al , •ntral audit*rtum Tuesday ere­ Chicago August 4 to August 1 "What s it going to be—schools or A 25-cent gold pie Camp Ben Johnrton t* one o! the esjxtially strong faculty and has , Mr* Louretta Tungate- and son Cloverdale Sunday enjoyed tlu' ad- . to »cr R.dpii DePalm.i noted road.'? Rnacts hare become a luxury; precious meta! cont bey*' camp* *n the state, ideal done outstanding atnl aaumuer daughter ana and-Mrs. Adami. arcs* dress «z by *w» Ite-v Wertz of ............. Nashville. . * work; . . but .....we have , |j ami airs, Verc v'-rc auriii nv.u ... dnvrr liu- record-breaking fine*! EChools still arc a To the world bank at Basel from every standpoint — drainage i ' " n .<• l> h.4e .na. Aln.a ' -.11,1 n(1 son ..... uI ..1 p Pr.irl. ra i rl4 . attended tbn the lln. thc tin,fine 'In singing. 1’iHL* IlHlI and tlllL'IC music 1>V by ithe It*' sacuig car and the accompanying *.■••> ,i:id O,tre. al*o enter oil- World'* palr ul Chicago Inst week orchestra under the leadership Of imrgMin picture program showuui air. beauty, shade, acce^ibllir/. dasl- i Ka.iim iH-i i. .it.;’• .... . ... . . . ___ ■ . ..< pranm. *poru.etc. The leadership Friend.-, from this place are sorry U*wis Hine of Kalamazoo In'rreating rxjierimrni* tn tlw roalm tn hear Mrw. Nancy Chne of IJcIMr. and Mr.- J. W Trdmw and ' * ' ' dvrelopmentThe of this camp Is thc the high- •: and h ca»' pj»»r*m was sponsored by the beat, the men belnif selected brc..iu>‘ । Kite* Katherine Humphrey will t m B very poorly, only conscious Harry Mir-ener spent Thursday un­ of their butitanding charactertsti.-*! part of the. time. -iernoon in Bailie Creek. < -I xui.wiiite Star R.-fit.in< ....... .. tt Company. and knowledge of Scouting and un- ■ present a group of her piano implts deretmiding of boys . |--- • ---, - --------- ,i A SHERIFF! Till* year i* S4 .w 50 !■* ’5,;r“’’rM/'lc ?.* Lu I year tlw mr camp'I'-e camp :--e i* ox and Mi Orrin Wolcott vi*ft- -. ._Yni* ---------- ... Cecilu Building. Grand Rapid*.; T.-r. ...st ack and then «» «*•>» anfl »9W lur thirteen days..Tuesday. L,1 "' ‘ vs ,21. The following | their horn.- in southern 50 cent* payable, with regi*tralion 1«•’-* „• JutC, ‘ “1 Participate: Robert J ------- .... Wilcott told of an out- and tlw balance before going fo ( CHET HODGES KNOWS ____ _ ..Jicgene Cooley. Jean DcHaslinjp, Michigan • Telephones 22-11-2557 HL— mdmg rlreutfutance in connection can?i> ’i"1* camP H °i*!« ?o CuU*1iRuiu-r u*"; ?. . Kiwi -land McNulty. Mary MS TRADE MARKS •li the county where he now re- and all other boys ot Scout «<-• .tu-thrr J Kuabeth McNulty. Ceclta Wnnrr le*_H«* said that there lu»d been ~ ’** Soouta or not Al! Cub* or boys from nine toi' 111 ’ ’ 1 '. Matte Car ..urn. lte.d Bassett io: of chicken stealing there and ------------ ----- -------------------------up J and Lucille Lawrenre.'.ta -lu-rirt recently tnSde an *n- t»<*h;c years will ta- given i SUNDAY — MONDAY mark r-jurut-mi rt in tlic local jxiper* of .attention and their activities’ • EXTENDED THE TIME A, i'1 farmers to shoot entirely from the Irgt-dature provided . ■ county .vmu.,- Hdvuing >.................. ------- ■ .rejjaraie ■ -----Th? rerent ‘ cia.-ke. !luet< - whenever th.y bo>». including eating and aleepmft Ihdt Ilia, UMiaw* may Mttte their iirii <tef./md them mote.vmg thnr coop 'linque.it taxes any time up tojjo............................... ................. ««. «* asked them to shoot to hit and ,1,.., ,>«. K, r.U..................... o....................................... JB i»t-_“»f.*!!te*!gL<?g” YOU Better Read This ECK-RICH > i >» Crj«. ntonwd bo™. .im fllAM Illllllf Pure Cane IO b 53c New Potatoes *®. 25c Oranges 200 Sue Butter Shults ot Frr Coffee Feldpautch's Dozetf 29^ Lb. 24^ u. 19 c CHOICE MEATS Cube Steak 25c Bacon Squares u. 8c Slab Bacon . IZfc Bologna Or Fraakfurli 3 Lb». 25c Veal Roast u 14c Beet Roast u. i2c Fresh Trout Lake. Lb. 16c Feldpausch’s “VK/iere Better Foods Cobl Less" Phone 2272 to" bi“ .ri Hasting*, Mich. Janet Gaynor -and Henry Garat in “ADORABLE” I Item to nip out of sight ot th' the nature man tn Charge of tie-j and Vernon Wlnhiger. who, Mias Nonna Brown, who attended liiji bix but to .’hoot thc thieve: \museum, ' i* assistant chef. Lloyd Slfafer rr-;M,„n ok UK- |mal Jr.lr. they had'a chance. porta that he ha» already :«-ni li>’:irltved lu>nie Sunday where slta GRADE i'TFII.S .MAKE . eleven applications from Barn'। will si»nd her vacation -.PI EMHD REC ORDS. county. , Mr and Mrs Frank Zimmerman | Num.' vevi-nlh and eighth graders Complete tnformahon and regu-, the P!mid parents of a firn- baby ■ li- .<;'.-c;.il ■•xmii.i.u'.;>r. Fn- tratian cards mav ta> ©btalned b. ’bov who will aiu-wer to thc name day, June 16 which wav gnen for writing Bxttle Creek Area ,oj Willard Eugene HiiXta who were unable to write the Boy Scout* of America T Ben Maxine Foote went Sunday to regular examination- The success- Johnston. Scout Executive. Batt.- pOR.jae f01- a ;wo week..' stay with Creek. Mich ---------Sunday guests of Mr*. Nettie FIRE TOOK TWO (OTIAGL Brown were. Mr.< Belle Miner and RariAvii'r sc hail, wh-.v rem.u ... aveluim <>! $3*J which ""-1 rl'lldn-n' .nd Mr -.l.-l Mr. second highest tn lhe counand Iter mother. Tate i< a Battle '■ - . Creek policeman and was on hi* va •nme time doc* nx gain uv last i.iv evening two motor* were,catton The lire in their.cottage ini 'as his manv friends with., ■ four, bast* at, Pine lake, gamed much headwav bcfijcr they : The ninth family reunion of Uta Piamc.illc township. One wav ironi; Uncovered It They had bai -Cm family, was held at the home Peter Van Norden'« b»t and cue to escape and aave a tew ;of Mrs Electa England at Gun lake fiirin the boat belonging to Mr belonging*' The origin nf ■ Hunday • with thirty-three present Schroder of Drlsw. The Van Not-;ha* imt been ascertained ’to cn.'w tlu- day. which n> ideal |illrb " gathering The reunion Dltn ON SATURDAY. ii? about two hours. No clues h«Mrs*. riannaii Hannah mcvuiiii McCann,. agcu aged T3 !*1U *«■ ’*>‘1 at Uw home of Mr and ” ta-.-ii nb'amrd Mr Van Nnrder. ‘ Mr ■ on . . Saturday .. ....... at. the .... State ... . Ita■ ■ .u ! ikfr.. Mortis Vf nYrie Rtigtand V-i.r-l ■■ ...I n.wl v^a r the I l.M '< a . like manner tan next year NU.tcfi lhS pita! in Katamaz«»-- ........... ^zod She is mu Ijthird !lxlrtt Bundav Sunday tn in June June, .nd and hone liope all all sons. James Gowe: --------------,««,» — rived byixfircc m __. ___ . ___ _ _ ,ln*y meet agata. >t that lime. WAIVED EXAMINATION. of Hastings. S»m Rodhar c| B-cil 13.945.000.00 — or enough paper Leonard Ckwtner. win? w*> re- City and Steven Clark, who lives ,money' to plaster four rows ot notes .-------------- ... ----- ...„ rcntly arrested for breaking and en- In England. Tlw bodv win taken to ' around the world lhe U. ” txr ther rr former former u*t ------------Marne “ me nt worm is made inaucntby uy n of our i-iie hundredth1 trnng u garage in Delton and is mr — *hm* ----------at - --- <□ 'aroun tow home Marne uher.w.icrc nur..i.u . u the *>_•,,U.I । or'.tumnl .... Mb u" " “'J4'*" “* *“■ p,ln 1 tn lail hetr uxs brought before .tuneiul ,trig®every year! --— ’Justice Matfhew* for examination ‘Tuesday.' v-t?.... .. ...... on Wednesday of last week. He’ • ■ . ...... — «»*-------- - — Th* world's oldesi known tree ta III.SXIA OX Jt XL 1... BBJwd rxaininxtkm and wa* bound ALTBMV1A0RS XLXT MONDAY. a cypres* growing In Santa; irial H J»-mi Heeney way-flVW l0 thr scomber term of ctrT1’« Ju”«' on ««» 'Ban-ViMarta It'taTromi M.iHi del'Tula flr.1 'Tula it iE f...... : ■' Colton Center Mengs- cu)t roun county board at supervisor* w6l b.'■'X Jd a J att •U rr Fricfav tune P=-----------------------------------sm next < Monday. The ptinclD-i'. » Git,,; .rj'icnl " on 'Juc. :.r Tita Jap>tw- « are tc.'s-mtlk Uisii matter to tomr beiorc them will I: I ’ {fC n circumference. • ! rerebrai thrombon He.any other race—America is one of undoubtedly, the equalization of the wttii a lever IDOOn nillf* long a x! by hi» Wile *nd a I the foremost milk drinking nations' assessment* for the.vartwu super-! mosquito could lite a Mveii-uiMcndaughter. Id the world. ‘ ivlaor'a dtatrlcu. |ger automobile. I an» of Janet will find her at her best in this remedy treat. Also will get at thrill Jrnjn her pew leadinr man. COMEDY—Charlie Chau .nd New* ADULTS 25 CENTS CHILDREN IQ CENTS TUESDAY Greta Nissen and Skeets Gallagher in “The Unwritten Law” Betty Boop’a Bamboo lale and Swing High TEN CENTS +o ALL TWO MOTORS STOLEN AT WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY Zane Grey's Masterpiece of the^Great Open Spaces “The Mysterious Rider” Comedy and News Adults 15c; Children 10c FRIDAY — SATURDAY "Better Hatting* Day*’ Special” George Arli*> and Large Ca*t in “The Working Man” COMEDY—A Modern Cinderella and Cartoon— “Whoopee Farty”—Ten Cent* to All Matinee Saturday Starting at 3 P. M. and Continu-' ou* All Day ' �THE HASTINGS BANNBH, WEDNESDAY, JUNE tl, 1933. (ILL )NDAY nroll— ie Camp go must indicate ___ cabins"' np slull 6. for a ' it unp will tan 100 imp nnj dt and 1 other nodellng amp at by thand, the f comi ip shall Camp s order. > Fotin- lletlllun I cabiiin Other.. i Mary nt: Mt.. han<h:i(Dread. in th" •o t> J‘ l. Ills. la,:.. >th> uiil Mil.I:,.; ..i:k--.i-. ; 1 ... ■ 1 dinlmt ' teach ■ Zuber. ratal for * dircrItUi ami Dnmv r sport s I teach ill hold to the utaflon. 5 girls' expeed- ns. Mr.’ nncville. id famuirvillr. ne with ier nnd Parch<r. and i called on Sat- ttendcd iihvlllr. by th'ship of ow and lay atl- Sporting Items W. W. POTTER HAS SERIOUS DOUBTS ought to be done. Notwithstanding: know much about Russia. All our experience in the World war, know Is that a handful ot men hire which proved beyond.question that reined power and the government government operation was a sad und are running it tn their own SPECIALS for not dniy government operation turn from Russia and declare that । .but government ownership. , ’ conditions are terrible and the end I - Wc used to jhlnk. udd the speak- must soon come. Others say that I er. the government ought lo ROssU-ta going to emergc-as a sucLOCAL INDEPENDENTS • b’re: 1)00 untl DwW FUher d NOT SURE THAT GOVERN i’l-.ecpthat out of buslnessL,Now we ueem c«i.\i|l goveninieiit. UVUHL. Xmn Boyes-Max Shively; wuveiv. Chet r^r MENT SHOULD RUN 7..’mucrcnucHib *. . '.T...- Loren I to hove the notion thut government Tnl' »peaker closed by saying that WALLOP IONIA NINE Hodgca-AI ikeker d Clarence Cltail|must get Into all kinds of business.'it the irrcsrnt theory of operating EVERYTHING ------ -— tot>Percy Kucmpel 6-4. 0-2; Roy jwith ai> army of employees to look our govetiunent is correct, then igs Batsmen on Scoring Heath-Lynn Perry drew a bye. ,hal ““M »«d : America must abandon the idea she . . ° Seven doubles — Second round: nun rnnrrirurno ornrin ulltr Spree During 19 to 1 Hedges-Becker d Heath-Perry. C-3. UUn runtrAlntno o I (JUD .would be looked after better and at has always’dien died ot democracy FDR 1AJ n IUI DI IA1 IQM ,ar •*** 0051 •’J' lllc people whj own und individual Initiative, must “tWin run iraui.vlMUHl.lom [tlu? property j/ tlwy acre left alone, tie down to a life In which each Mixed doubles—Irene Jones-Lynn I “We hagw^Mpable. honest PrMl- citizen and his business must be1 Govt. Regulation Means an dent.” said thc speaker, tiiat is my ।regulated - - - - In - Washington. .... Ud . trouncing by ». nJ tuid .... gave u™ them a the Army of Officers Telling -. judgment of him. He has gone to but in the government game und thc! one-fided margin of 19.to 1, Tl.e rerpl-final* Wolfe-Becker d Jack, New model 18 $i 41 jpK Used model B MIDDLEVILLE. Us What We May Do Ionia pltcJier .presented the local Allen-Ruth Shultera 6-2. 6-8. 6-3; rest, of tne players do not. seem tc | Mrs. Nettie Sherk received word' 1932 V-8 now < .count very much. In -----fact,—he— has Saturday forenoon of the death of, playeiT. with seven free walks which Jones-Perry d Lorena Baled-LcRoy The speaker and honor guest «L ................... - — 1932 4-Cyl. enabled them to make fifteen hit* 1Baird 7-5, 2-6. 6-4. lhe Rotary Club luncheon Monday been dothed with dLrtatorlal p iweu a Cousin in Grund Rapid&, who had1 Possibly that tiiat cdi wds the Ibest thing tn to . !! P<-a*>ihlv k s' tnlnu good for lgt runs. Junior singles—Gordon Crothers noun was Justice. Wllllapi W. Pot. do under lhe circum.da'iiBta. .because been Hl tor .some months., Site at­ won ” the * cnampiwujup chanvpiotuJiJp lor for no* 1933 oy by ter ot the supreme court of Michi­ u majority of the congressmen who tended tl>e funeral on Monday. ■ 2.?’“* Id'7i S " ta ^ll^SdW^’lnSid/'i gan He discussed tile effort* being were elected last year were political ,— Several of our boys — . are again ’em-! ly. They sure are ihv “ City, nude at- the present time to stimu­ accidents. Tlwy werx, not b-aders.1 PM™ m ™ urr own. « Ia d to be again on the Job and have' ’ late business. From lhe trend of his they had no plan.- WRheir own; so <1W> .j,>p.a lb. Iona. hurl,... Lar- ,a f. Wo|„ . ,U4tl„.n„u remarks tit was quite evident that the logical thing for tiwm to do was “ P*1? <Ja>' now a,ul then. W. R and Mrs. Harper were very Ik- is not sure thc country is headed to hand over,thc government to one “LS""”" "r " OtaWbW «-l The ball game was really over in right tn the stepTtaken at Washing­ man who liud Idea.-, and the courage pleased Saturday to receive word; amote the the "N<W "New Deal." Deal " to 10 cany them inem through. snraugn. But, nut, It it is v a that u»i they mr? were »v« the grandparents giuitupuicnui to iu thc fust inning. Hasting* stepped ton to promote NASHVILLE. ta'gan bv declaring uuv. tin' j। question whether we hnd: this I a son bom to their ton Ralph nnd out to a four-run lead and continued . _ 'MF. A>r. ruiHrr POtiir wuu U iii.i uy v. uwiuiiuk w.'vlaiaiis liUt ---------■ -----—--------------- - will ; ----wi-’ move rtiov.- or nr.t." being first grand- , Mr. and Mrs L Herry mun arc ltt appears appciirs that !)lal times llinr9 ure urp "Sa.,-:!, nickingwise (hove ----- -this - ----w their ----- --------------to pile up thc margin as tlic game picking a w!x or not. not. ” declared Mr. wife, .7... ... . this ..... ta . a ....... . . im-j iv ust may get u . child by the name of Harper. W. R., enjoying u two weeks'vacation from up. uo Whether wheth-r leoltlmate 1m- Pntur "Some rday liita ta a .legitimate ‘Pot*< °“'‘r- -.Mrnnrtheir duller. “. . or... tile result u, :ik th.- man m nrvthe ■ t)wn hasncy; ordered newordered and larcer hatnnd larger hat duties nL ut the a A.. A A: -P. store store. provement of mini hypo-in wcak pnsd. then ahui a new They are vuitltyc at Green " TELEPHONE 2121 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN game Buy.:<1(,rinlr ntjmulatbri he was not prc-jM ls “ dictator he will make a: M' — n1 ’-MIm Charlotte Howard received* P Wisconsin und the Century '>f‘JIBrvq to *ay. He stated that an I mess of thingsword week •< that her brother.! Hru.lings ,.* “•« •lost — -«-« —» ■••• depressed ccuiiunue economic vviiui-1 condiOl,r foretatliers. he said, -.y--.started l- ... l;i the 1 PrOgteW।|acutely Bcuiciy mptr.vitu — Manville, who ~ —... state ho»-j Ouville. v f......... 0 On Thursday afternoon fifteen tion Is not new to this country. In1,0 6e* :|W'MV ,n*1 UK- dictator bust- pitul in Kalamazoo, had faUen und: Varney, d . ... (i neighbors of Miss Geraldine Olm-: fuel when America wu.- born the!"*’4* ahogetlar. m . » tiny framed a broken his hip and that there was I Donard. cL . 0 ttrdd gave her a surprint shower of original colonies :ufTcrtd from a: guvernnirnt .if checks and balances, no hope lor hta recovery. She und I McCann. 2b. .. WOODLAND. ----------------... , m Hastings Saturday after spend- Bunday for Chicago where Uh- Doc­ ...----- ---------------------- ------—- some other relatives went• over and a kitchen utensils ut her home on the worse financial deureMton. This was!in-order that the jxiopJe might con•’ ' Brown, r f ................................................... Mrs. A»tk- Hlnderleider of Almail«B •» »’«* With Mr. and Mrs. J. V. tor will take poM graduate work at part of the week. 0 jouth side. : due to the over bi>ue 6l |>aj« r trol their government. Jefferson »aw hhn the latter Young, aa .... und ;Mrs Minor of --------’>*nt --------“'era! — days but-------week—with the Cook County toMpttal. The Krlj,Mr jr UI)ll w, Charles AMnO r oi —---—. ■ Hilbert. ---------— .------ -------Roush, lb. . 0 Carl Brown has returned home money. Wc have un expression, he declared that -a parliament with mndj jpjpias iupids wen u- n-- the thc week-end week-end Mr Mr- a,,d “,,d Mrs Mrs F1 Mo><l °jd Kmib!e. Kimble. Ii Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Lawrence Lawrence McIntosh McIntosh<।lo Io<«v ? Health Health Foundation Foundation lias haa made made O'DuniH-i). 3b. ■ 0 ■ from Chicago where he attended tlie i *wd. 'Not worth a Conieijentul. ’ unlimited power is Just as bad au (lnuu ‘Mr an‘l Nr» Wm. Davern and and daughter of Lansing were Sun-! this study possible for Barry county Potter, p. .. ... 0 World s Rnr. ; which gives evidence of the Vorth- any .other dictator ' Our American u.Ut.5(3 0( relatives and friends here . 2 । daughter Katherine Katlierine of Pewamo, day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- ! doctors systems calls for tlic executive, the Always welcome home • ' Mrs. Alah Chaffee of Grand Rap- j Irssnex, of the paper cwrew in legislative and the judicial depart- , »r.A ,».n,u „ | u V'-Sunday gucsU of Mr. and rnond Faui. They visited lhe Getz; Nip. Nellie Hitt attended lhe vzm . i . vi.iwk r.hit,i rnn tt ’ *' re 8un< i a y guests mi . ana Mrs. > nwnu r»ui. mey vuuieo ine uetz ; — •!•*»»b* ai-cuucu li I ids spent the wick end with her circulation at the close of the Revoan. ,IM nmn» «uh .j! chus Cook Farm ut u! Holland afternoon. graduation Hoitand in tile tlu. aro-rnnmv graduation of Kennard Sensible Schaibley u lutionary war. and for’ *omr iittu little menu of -our. government, each to, Mrs. IXJULV vuoecic and children 1 chM cook. F father. L E Uhtj. • j; i..»i~«rv Ionin Xiimt V ’ Mrs Arlle Sp'ndlrr and daughters,! Mr. und Mrs. Geo. Leece of Elm- Huntington. Indiana. ThuriuUy. ! time thereaftr r. The inflation a! that ojierate ns a check upon the other X Jt PnXll Huas. C f. . Our “tmil -ri-Ml tarntoT Louis . Ntr' 1,“d John Bull‘hg. John i dale were callers at Floyd the: Kimble Nr. and Mrs Floyd Kimble 1 On Thursday evening the Clover:I time did not help matters. Thc in­ This meant individual initiative , Mr.Bunday and Mrs and Sjutto. I f. Mm Fay Pav C. c winu soent Sunday Sundae with Mr. and 0 Leaf dub enjoyed a jail lurk -sup-1. evitable enuh came and thc Ainci1- Tills rnearjt thut th<* individual Vi-beck^ will start^wcek’* va*'Russell ; Russell BBIlmg. Bailing. Arthur Valentine Valentine. , home U>me of Mr and Mra. Wing ,children spent Jewell, r.f. 0 per und social time at the home ot i; 'run people Suffered. Yet our forc- -should be given thc opportunity to cution July 1st. Wj: will exjK.i . Mr. and Mr Lester Brumm spent Mr*. Philip Kllnble of South Wood­ « Arthur Allerding and family. Mrs <• Mrs. Nettie Parrott, assisted by Mrs.!' ! °­ Wayne Long and children. Tom and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley j D*na. ; fathers were not tempt' d to ask the take care of himself and was ex­' hear some fish stories upon hta re Carti'ii. c . . . o 0 Delhi Bowerman. Following thc1 government ; Mary, and Miss Hilduii Sumin at- Munker of South Woodland. ! Frank Hilbert and Mr. and Mrs. help them out of pected to do. so. Wc flogrtehec’ ' turn. Kelly. 3b 0 supper a short bitalnrss meeting i! 1their difficulties. Tnelr dialre was 150 years under that kind yd the Hahncs school reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owen and v- Hilbert visited the Kelkjgg Several of our girls arc having a ;I tended Decker. 2b .. . 0 wm, |uj)d. Mtas. Audrey Smith of |to have each individual given the ernnk-nt. Possibly the Hine has ... the Holmes school Sunday. (daughters of Grand Haven were Camp at Pine lake Sunday. na cmuiren ___________________ Kfmh. lb, .. 0 Ohio was si guest. She was pre-!I chance tc make something of him- rived whi-n we must abandon tlie re^nWedn'Sda?^ ! Mrs. Chas C,x>k “ and children : we« week end. end, guet guests ot Mr. und Mrs , j ---------- —- -------------------Do not net ill this week as OU ,J^'nt Wednesday with her moth*.'Joe Crockford. Knuegi-r. p* . I tented with a lovely basket of,'wit ,' LACEY. and for himself. With that op- theory ot individual liberty and — flower* in appreciation -of the' of Pcaamo. Mr. and Mrs. John Dell attended' Mr and Mrs. Myron Smith and they believed tiiat Amen- come to a dictatorship und give our rending a* clime.'* SShaE’ 'this will Mr*.—Henry Bcliafer ’or a-few week's the ikll reunion at the bane of httie sonf MiciiaeL'of Jdiddievffia , 15 2 splendid work she had been doing liportunily ' . — • ....... v. ...... -au... VI .'l.flUIL I l||t. :cun intelligence and initiative would President the right to run tlie rail­ Rcore ’Mr. and Mrs. chmt. mu Rhuadea 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9-Total with the club the past week. Bev-II help them through, and It did. road-. manage the factories and give tho'c who are sick a chance to visit with’ his grundniother. grandmother. Chas. Y. I* Wildt Wlldt of !aM*omiMni»e accompanied w»» by xr»* Mrs. tLUUe eral iiyv.'.slng Kami's were played. ‘ Tlie speaker declared that wiy-ild commerce of the country, tell the regain their health' Ionia j< of * • Ptunlc^ ------ Nietliamcr and son Torn । Bellevue Sunday Ul Hastings visited iuiicu Saturday o«tuiuajr aflermjkjDennis Yarger him bought out the* into Thomaz I Gillette is looking for“ nd B1,dsl11 HoUy were in Lansing Mrs. Glen England and daughter ' noon in Lacey with Mrs. Erwin Milfarmers how many acres of crops lnomaB , u lwu , « lCMlt ing rorthe prerent depression from un ‘ h‘r°“ “ .L,. n Monday on business. Floyd Everts meal market and be-, • era of senseless speculation. We arc to sow. direct lhe banking busmen • .__u ..... ... .Margery, left Monday to spend sev- , ler and called at the Clayton Cose of thc country, regulate nnd control u /r0J’n pu «HrNta* c iuis| -- ------------ — ------is---visiting ------ •• •her — end weeks with Mr. >.«« gun Munday morning. Louise Rise mid m.* Mrs. ««Ho- .uumr. home. J trying t j get out of-it by annulling CHAMPIONSHIP HORSE Mi-3 Connie Rothhuar has gone our constitution and crcatiryt values the . Mrs. Morris Qutgg, Oulvir of nt Battle Rattlr I mer Harrison ><arrtu-.n ol of Detroit. TW-rrntt I; — • Briggs L A. 6. are meeting tfic nmnont amount z>f ot money m.„u.v n. in eimiiation circulation . • Thc very patient uwse long week*.;■ aunt. Mrs. ~* k“ ^MflF MFFT IM Illi Y to Wisconsin to spend the summer. 1by increased Issues of paper cur- - possibly we have to do all these ta-en . ..— on lhe ice qnd . : । Creek this ‘ | Arthur Kilpatrick, who is attend-: this week Thursday for dinner in caused by Ids fulling 1,1week. *eeK° JULT Mr. und Mrs John Hand. 1 ul community service will church mm basement. will* w be things- Fhc sp»'akcr could not be- DrrJUUI1g his ms hip. n.p, Many Many friends me nos have navei,/.""C ’7~----- ~Z’"~T ’’Cl ”*। Ing Argubright College nt Battle .the u,<7 v..u.v.. *Uk,<u. iPlans -w.u wu ' The next — Altiiuugh tiie Hastings Horseshoe Sret^^tr^and^Ire^FrmVHrek" aB^vofiK^^tKistiir Pn.Mdcnt de­ hevo otherwise than thut n wa* breaking called on him and alwaysfound hlld ttt the church of ti»e Creek spent the week end with hta‘ made for the ice cream social Chib has not been holding tournuMr. and Mrs. Frank Heck-, c,<h^ 1h)il u wou,d )w))} ni((ttrr4 u /iguiiut the experience of mankindh!m |n clK.er/ul mood ttIld ,.reatl.. Brethren Sunday evening. Mrs. Geo.parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank KU-1 which was postponed, on account of to _expect satisfactory results ,.n.Oying uw>r their cans. call* b ' ; Teeter will give the address. Ken-1 patrlck. : i conflicting dates. • .... . . .from . viiiiouiK >• inents *o far this reason, tqacfs.of On Wednesday night the cinvor c ” uld P ,< ‘ k out » ” vnl Clover «»f the country, put tpem at work in it. Germany went u.nt Into £to the lhe business J]y >1Knt urd i Cnr|(JaUu {Jatn.ricr<1(d anti' ff^njiy aKd Co,°” Schalble>' will be in' Mrs. R. G. Hnnle entertained the' An ice cream social sponsored by tlita community may be intcre.-.tej ih . °.n. , 5J°™ Leaf'Club will hold u .strawberry:1 ! el of Issuing Kllhdayvisiting vj»itlngaa sister sister in in fidekford. Rockford .c,1 ’ Bridge club Thursday evening. 1 thc ladles of the Evangelical L A. 8. tasiilng hat fiat money moia.-y and und the apeakaP°4k- Bunday 1 “ti«’ of lh® music. und Hower festival nt Glasgow's ( er remembered receiving u hitter, letter ... ... -,, ,, _________ I ri rcuu'inbered _■■ -----' Mr and Mrs.-Ktda Guy of Eiud; Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Brown of will be held on the lawn al lhe a 2.000 ft. tower now being con-. Woodland were Sunday guests of: Grand Rapids are spending several Claude Hotfnian home Thursday Traverse City from July 19 lo Xi m- More. Strawberry sljjrt cake will j; would largely Increase that sum. lioni that country, not long after idays with Mrs Smith Holmes arid , evening, Junr 22. A good attend(htaive. Hie fee ta *2 00 und entiles be servud beginning at five o’clock.',These young men' have b»t-n recruit­ , Hu-war, in which the (MMiitgeiHi the sidcred by France would have ramps Mr. and Mrs. Fuy C. Wing. Mi. atul Mrs. Riclulrd O’Brien and Mr..and Mrs. Glen England. i mice is desired. - will be taken up to July 19. Appli- ; . . ... - ed and .rent up north into tlie state ;envc!o)><- addressed t> him n ine- for automobile traffic instead of c'ationi. slwuld.be sent to Auto Club 01>?ncd up in thc Kocher building, aiid government forests. Now you rented 2 OOO.C3X> marks! In Italy the ^.^toni for ascention. | children of Lansing and Mr and Angus McLeod of Lake Odcrua. Orin Crlc. Morris Healey and ------------- < ♦ -- --------------- ;Mra. Chas. Faul and Marietta of'passed away Sunday evening. Oil-'Harry Babcock spent three days of tlvnt Sime llUHera MueUllui,. L7’!7'y “"“I’"'’1 "i; cAuld encounter them hitch-hiking : dlctatcnshlp seenis to t>- uorkiny Ti a verse City. • Clothing store, operated by R. C.J bjek honw. because they do noj pre- ! fine, bill Italy wft* in a sad way It Motorists in tlie U. B. -wait about Hastings were Sunday callers at lhe i bert McU-xl of Woodland is hta i last week in Chicago at tile Century ----------- ! -tor ' , Sowers of Charlotte ion. of Pro;:reas they report a fine time • fef working. Tiiere seems to be. he remalfta to be seen Where Mu'solini'a 30-years. each day. for traffic lights fionr of Mrs. Etta Faul. successor-ta to b«- found We don’t to ciiange. i Bobby Bush returned to hta home J Dr. and Mrs. R. G- Finnic left and sights worth going to see. k nF P’c GRAP Pl HQF K, v u,u* Mr W111 andi ' 8. UT r. SUnUrULUot twi> suna of Allentown. Pu . are/mid. a demand that the President । step In and . nm everything The' GAME TO CLARKtsVIl I F visiting the latter'6 motiwr. Mr* UMMC IU bLRHMmLLt (.„4 Oraham al)d ouu., reUtlv... J speaker hojxd this might work out , ull right, but he had iita doubts The local K. of P. Baseball team “’tended the golden wildini; New l-t u rkw game u the’Clarksville •‘nnlvcrsary of Rev. Japple s par- < Thc President stnr«e4 with thc Merelianti in thc Thornapple Vai- ■t nu; ln 8dnn*'ld Ol> dline i7*1' ''farmers. Tlu• government is going t-> Adjustable Strap! ley H ague series ut Morrison lak<\ , Miss ,5ora Baas, who is spending pay them to limit the production of Sunday, loving by tlte score of n to thc,, »un«“-r *,u‘ ,hcr , LACE I farm crops and. at the same time, 10 in thc lust of the ninth. N Wood. 4,0,t|* oI town, found a humming for some unaccountable reason, thc TOPS new second sacker for the Kmghu n»‘-1,l|« •»«‘l ’»* • government has, decided to invest nnd former Ynvi Normal grid star!*"**^1 c,Jslal juid 1 i inches deep, *250.000,000 i» the development ot Hold the and catcher. Dutch Hoevenair. cochi’n»7* ‘u?’*‘‘y the Mircle Shoals water p.wcr to hit a hornet in the first of lhe .mc-I Mnt- F»-‘nk Me Derby is spending muke fertlllzera so the farmers ran Spotlight ond and Combs of Clarksville hit "hnn,.~.,/ <Uh her daughter “nd. U..U anu <>i..vianuvnie nit 1j ,uuMr. irn ’-r? lncr,?,uc the.yield of r,.their at only .... vuniun <lastof ... . i thesixth. husband. and Mrs.H,',d D. sir D. Mvers “ne m tire HaAtingvi ^sJ^'Nr-Mr.. D. D. Vre. My<rs Th(.n. (nay ilUlonacres txat\r? Hammond. Indiana. UM d A. BU' hcWer aiK^Price to ‘I • I u “’ d’* rm_ twen limiting crops and increasing picture spanthc pitching. Hoevenaff catchlrlg. I The r’’5, first moving- ,yields but he couldn’t seem to see l^®Palr Clarksville used Oombs and Rich- ! ,Jie Naab','le merchants lp uidson with Hershberger cauhinfc. land Chambers of Commerce was' The next step In thc program b (held at thc-Star Wednes-1 eombs was thc winning pitcher. i St ‘Theater Hieattr Wtdnes-regulate Industry. Instead of i !day night. as in the past.'men wjth I ; Nashville won the game Sunday!j Initiativehaving, and business ability con-! i 1 duct the industries of this country. ; the "«• government k-™™- is » to run ™ them <~- Be- j1 CITY TENNIS MEET tinny d*y iurlouphl,.vl,w tor* kokmunenl-piud employ. Dull pearly lustre I* In the new will step into factories Iand de- ■ GETS WELL UNDERWAY '■><- "» kerne ««»< «e >,«• ,«.< ttA J!".. Y.“1..*.' lunny siudes I Simulated reams 1 wib well unutMWAT ' mmnlUrrt a l-nurc., wu“r;,•sjsjr, •« « ni^i at Mlu-hinb.f 'i Friday and Saturday, June 23-24 Standard Coupe Standard Coupe 425 295 Reduced Prices on Car Washing and Greasing We Guarantee a Satisfactory Job UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO 1W- SILK SUPS 98* SSL ? ? 5;; ? J, r, ? PASTEL WASHABLE SILK FROCKS > *1.98 Crothers Win. Junior Single. S’S,.™ Xu '<"Xr'£X ’ S w£< “^«S. <»““ « -Irene Jone.-Lynn Perry ffAftsSSS* jtalnti. 8. Navy, commanding, say­,' demand thc cancellation of un I Mixet^ Doubles Victors ! original order to the given factory completed the course of Tennis fans of Hustings are keep­ , Ing |ie had with .and require tiiat order to be sent! “Credit?’ ing plenty busy these days as UirI,। instruction Several social events have been to .me other factory which needs । annual championship matches are 1 given in honor of Ml» Ella Moflal orders. That factory may not be as getting well underway. The first j!ar-dstant ! superintendent of thc efficiently conducted and may not' round of the senior singles and Public General Hospital at Chat­ ihakc as good a product; but the I daiiblcs haa been completed and a ham. Ontario. Canada, who" Is visit­ Inspector's erder will have to be start made on the second; the , .jig i obeyed. And we will have thousand.-. Ing iter her sister stater. Mrs Mrs. L L. H 11. Cook Cook Junior singles matches have been t Glenord Showalter of Camp Cus- and thousands of men in govern' completed with Gordon Crothers .ter 5m tl^k en?a?hta holiJe victor in the finals over Horace An- here. , try telling fanners how many acres j | of crops r*-* they — can raise: telling Mr. and Mrs. Knapp of Jackson -• ,-\ ~ i mixed doubles Irene Jones and spent Sunday with Nashville rela- j — uch business m^.i they Lynn Perry are champions for IK13. ■ lean Icin do anil and wnMt what wanes wages tnev they must. must winning this title by defeating Fern pay. for all this? lie; Mr. and Mrs. Merle Knolls and;I p:, Z' Who'll “ pay for Wolfe and Al Becker in the finals family of A&yria called on Mr. and!, me peop pcvpjv must pay. le Jfil Mrs. ’ "« " “ " • “ “ff. 'I"’1" ir« Ottle uni. Lykins ny.in» Sunday nuira.y evening. nrnmi. , w The matches arc continuing al­ Mlu TlmM Dnusc D.u« h tan. from Iron, ,«» >n----l«4 Miss Thressa —• — tcNow U» > . «l. - is .home . .. o«lncr intn I ho railrnrtrl most dally. hCT . . work tor U» “«»">« '«• «» Herewith are results of the vari­ summer business. The government got into ous matches to date t Wednesday | that business during the World war. m.irningi: (We all remember that it made u GLASS CREEK. Senior singles—First round : Lynn ! mess of it. 'After two years of gov- . Art Lord and wife Of Battle Creek ernment operation congress had to Perry defeated Loren Boyes 6-4. 6-3; [f,rinT <#1 Bill Clarke received a bye; Harri- ere Bundiy guests nt Roy Oakes, i| step In oand ratac a M billion or >ww two Mr. and'Mrs Fred Oils and Rob- binLtu of’doilara mid give it’back -* ------ — ----- ‘-.V at nf Gull null lake «l„ J. »became ______ .. ___ I 0-6, 9-7; Ai Becker d LeRoy Baird |<rt »P«nt Sunday Mtas *> ... the railroads, it ,left .1 them fl-4, 6-1; Wotring d Max Shively I Lucille returned home with them ln mUch poorer .condition than 1 2-6. 8-6, 8-6; Yerty drew a bye; |at,cr visiting her sisters in Ann Ar-, tjiey WPrc Wh«n the .government I Bob Angell d Clarence Charlton 1-0. bor. Lunslng and Kalamazoo. charge of them; and govern8-8. 6-4; Un Irgnslde drew a bye: | Mta Virginia ILivens returned .ment ownership boosted the rates. | Don Fisher drew a bye; Jake MH-'home Sunday after visiting rela- Up to about 1880, said the speaker.: ler d Jack Allen 4-fl. 6-0. 6-2; Clark ;tjvcs tn Kalamazoo |tbe railroads 6f this country «erci| Payne d Dick Jacobs G-J. 8-6; Bill । Mr. and Mrs. Ray Erwny attend- jlourlrhing business Institutions.! Kennedy d Chet Hodges 6-3. 6-3; led the mall carriers convention in We then hnd the cheapest freight Dwight Flslier d Percy Kuempe! Hastings last Saturday. and passenger rates and the best 6- 1. 6-2; Roy Heath drew a- bye; i Mr. and Mrs. Alvii McGtockiln! nillroud service in tile world. Then1 U%> Hammond d Philo Sheldon 6-2, and Robert McOlocklln and family government stepped in. formed lhe I 7- 5; Ivan Baldwin d Ralph Bur- of-Hastings were Sunday guests at! Interstate Commerce Commission — --------- ---------— —. „ Commerce Commission I roughs 2-6. 6-3, 6-2. * “ Forrest Havens. , t.»k over the rate fixing power. It | Senior singles —Second round: Chas. Whittemore and family!has taken almost the entire inltlaspent Sunday with James Brown;the away from the railroads, *0 | 7-5; Bill Kennedy d Clark Payne and family at Gull lake. itbey have had their troubles ever; 6-4. fl-4; Dwight Fisher d Roy Miss Donna Pjretnan of Kalama- since. Possibly, said the speaker, the J Heath 7-5. 6-1: Ix-o Hammond d too lx vlsitbig her cousin. Miss Kat--new man who has been placed in1 Ivan Baldwin; Lynn Perry d Dill Ic Whittemore. 'charge of all the railroads, who Is I Clarke. 6-2. 6-0; Al Becker d H. Mrs. Roy Oakes entertained really the ciar of the railroads of Bunday the following guests in hon- this country, may help them out of Quarter ftnaii—Dwight Fisher d or-of her mothers birthday; Wm. their dilemma. We all hope he will.1 Hammend. |i moduli iu tauuiy. .wno nas McNutt « and family. vtvmic Orville nurynBurgh- ,j uu: But ne he is a iiiaji man,who has never nan had ------------------’---------- .^ se33s^ himself, Wmrelf. al-i Senior doubles — First round:’duff nnd family. Graydon Burghr railroad experience alJake Miller-Ivan Baldwin d Clarke i duff of Hastings, alvo Mr. and Mrs though he U a member of the InterPayne-Phllo Sheldon 1-6. 12-10, 6-1;,Darling of Kalamazoo. About thirty state Oonuncree ConunUsion. Tills Leo Hammond-Bill Kennedy d Har- seven were present. I new method of handling the rail-, P®yne-&jb Angell 6-3. 3-6, Mr. and Mrs. John Foreman and roads will call for thousands more' 6-4; Dick Jacobs-Bill Clarke drew a!Maurice of Kalamazoo were Bunday:federal employees to Inspect and bye; LeRoy Baird-Ian Ironside drew'guests nt Chas. Wtilttrmor»'» examine and report and tell what । ueen of the Summer Values! Cotton Blouses So fresh, to crisp and attractive, they add immeasurably to the appearance of your suit I Misses' and Women's sires I Ladies SPORT OXFORDS You'll know it wlie« you aee them! Tlseae are really BIG val­ ue! A Irevy of charming while and |Nudel sports dreaoca . . . fresh as new rosebuds! Made of fine quality silk flat crepe, in dozens of beautiful styles! You'll want two, at lhe very least! Choice of high necklines or low! Of co pclet, puffed or ragtan sleeves ... or no sleeve* al all! Ties and Straps Chardonlza Stockings WHITE PIO CALFSKIN Here Again—at 1O«»“-! Blue Bonnet Batiste A million yards prical Beautiful SjIS Cotton HATS Union Suits For Ladies J. C. PENNEY C-O. Fon Summer 116-118* EAST STATE STREET — HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Whitt and Trimmed �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JUNE «t.’l933 PAGE FOUR The Hastings Banner ™" “I nasnnB W Wj»»r ■ " I daughter Friday until Monday. 'Mrs. M. .R- Kiyworth. Mr*. OhM. .. A , . — no.■‘B« Views and Opinions; „ . IV/iaf Others Say tlw road those reckless, Irresponsible tn&ttrbt* who mere often than not are unable to pay lite damage they Capital News DiKKWara (jlances; ’Chari?* potti and Mrs. James Ma­ . D.**.. . * 1 motored to Greehxillr Monday Iiltb 0/ xr 1 ester day -with Mr ----Mui- -7Mrs. Roy Dwvi* ....... — --------------------- . 4 Public Libraries Are Much in Use About twenty members of the • Legislative Sesrinn Ends. — Uniformed ------------Rank...Knlghta of PytliINTEREOTING FACTS , Work StiU W-Bc Done. . Mr and Mr». O A. WiLmmi. wholUu, from tills dty. attended thafu"More people >» MtciiUtan arc iu’ No Money for Schools. thare bmi the guests of Mr. and neral of General H. F. Hastings, of, Ing public libraries, more tx.okj are AW: GWAN. — MISTER' OBRIEN. ' TXN YEARS AGO TODAY. ----------------------------------------iJ.Ui. G. P Chldcxter, left on TucsOrand Rapid*. BrlgadUr General of .txlnn barrowid, and more bocks are Accident* on the highways should Food. Clothing Taxed. 1. . I; ■■ . .SUU. You. rtn as o.* VIHOIII cittam «IIU and u.Ap-ijv. taxpayer v. of ^.jiel Manager Nordstrom of thc:day '•ay for their home in Chicago. I the K. of » order ot Michigan ‘being wd In reading rooms than » *t Ifavlir*. »* noticeably reduced when the Me- Michigan, pay to -ipjxiri■ a (By Elton R. Eaton.) — State ——— WcsYcrn Union will come July 8 to Dr. and MraMr*- — Dennla wui-a Murray re-1 Tlw n>c rourx court lunuc house has nas oven been accept- erer Dciorc. before.” wccoraing according io to a survey. »ur»ry Coll-Green bill takes effect CGovcranwnt. --------------- which- .includes .......j— .* — the relieve Goucher tor for two two wren., week* Turned last wees week ircra from Washington and workmen are now nvw engaged engaaed In of libraries In Michigan recently M.ThA. n *hrU’‘C 'I-- ^ncner lumen u-.v. wasiungton anfl ■ ■ (j(’ucr..r ....I 11 II n, Ih,,V-.. .led ■_ : touches, » * .. ■ ‘ compb-ud .. . . . ....... ____ ..._ . headed j .k. by effle-j of Ationwy-Gincral. ThV.i Laiutng. _ .Jicnigan. tj.c regular Mr ..... w „ _. _ .attended ,the and- 'Mr3 and -.... son ... wll D c-„ c. tiKz where they I putting .... mi .v* the finishing bv v committee is maintairjvd as a purl of session with Mr. zr.d and Shrintr* ...mn of the thr Mate .tan. legislature tejidature is '* «pend -sm! their thsir vacuuan w-ih “hrineri*-convention, ;t-dr 1U Mzc tlwre isn’t a tetter court Mr* Nancy ft Thomav. Preddent of ROOSEVELT STANDS FIRM. governmental machinery to sre- that: „t ail rn(j Tlie — members ■have re- -—— Artek — Chicago -*•— **— Mr- — Warren Mr. ---• and »• Mrs. Harry Decker andiiimMe In thc state. The only thing* the Michigan Library Association. . We ore glad to rec that Prealden.__ ___________ _________ state laws are cat rird out _•___ and_____ when turned to their homes to condemn. -'f' •'» Em>” ' Hartranft and Beth '•"> *«« Bunday gueMa of that detract from It* beauty are the I me report give* a summary of Roosevelt has the courage to stand nere.'.'ary -'-“Z fhc Attorney-General* । O. (r. ............... ... Rv'-u: are accompanying Dr. ami Mr. und Mrs. Cliarr-.V HcMerly aflpoor quality of window Atlawi and i.i,, lrl. „7tintir< m th>rLv-ane ot IN HAHKY < vt NTT. .HIlEl' Mo l III!*- fltm in face of a congress that hs-i J’........... 'n " Wh„„,rr ’beomho somewhat jxmtc sirulwn ................ - .............. a»>. nuuu.n will over the pressure being exerted by Coortido. mitrd the-former'.* nh-ce.; give a reception at their home.-a, Rtnl lmmuui jo____ ___ mantos Mio-cr.limos Mrs Alex Ironside lost wrek. 1 corner ol Church and Court streets.: <.on K^Jutea. Port Huron tire powerful veteran** lobby, to Mr and Mr- John Goodrear re. tomorrow evening, in honor ot Mr s^it S^e Mwe tjirotv the ddors of the U.,S. treas­ and Mrs. E. M. Bailey, who were | .., ’ . __ . .,,,0 ury wide open-once again. 'Fwutibly ■^.^^L^r^'Mar. <>S the economy bill a* originally p*.v-c.d efluri-s ■ -'X :;.!)■> Ik.nK.-4 » , uai:; 1MT- '‘vuiohu a iu. me iu-*, .... -------------------------------------- 1— ion Buller.‘a teacher in the public I ^ra'^1|U‘X,lt{wre “ ■“! « ----------------------OMUtancc to many who deserved it. lf| tjund n public unrst.,.,„_... tntloii. ___ and’ ’’“ie government la going to rem-34 of tlic population. Th.____ ever the !«c empuww even-the clothing they wear tu Bnukrr adinlluslruliuti when small nVENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Itolxu. Dflwwm. i However compromise- ugrexu agreed up- wny why «ww» otittrs »iv*ww hotter »«« tor a «wt secret jfiSdid*jt® graritfi' SEVENTY-SIX YEARS ' number of books ciiculau-d for -r by muMW IM •»*, win. .®>«*»» «» Ul-- K««. Uwmwl.e. In™ U>- rtn lam companies, finance cuinihinii-.-. , ■* , 1 , , , , m-int Acmm v-Grm-ral Patrick menta and to maintain some rort and others ran away with lc-:i.Ia‘- '‘•rnwntvIlk* visited at Mr. and AGO TODAY* bonre ure in 1029 wa* lew than 5,th;, .vd and should erety ilr(**^llVX'I’’ ' Itan D R Conk has n.irehiucd S*M-000 sl,,c* aUhou«h ,l,<' ....... . .. ' h. uwicn-.w-u. ju« wnav.aw. ।Ulin wanted, the state vmuow- Mri* erank Pierce * and with <Xht-r w irihy -veteran getting tlie proper (jhj'.’u .-aid. a.- -rdinero a story in Michlga.i--Michigan tlu- mighty ,.n.;| concerns to c-jik-ct three Ha*Ui.g* relatives while enroute on Michlgu.i--Michlgan tlw can. Pedfflc of tin- United Stat.-- Wedn>.-'d.«? > Pr<— f’n-^. and then Michigan thc beautiful—ho* for tl‘.< and ime-ltnlf per < • n' interest t*-r (b--ir wedding trip to Pctonkry . cupicd bv W. T. Ea.lnutn of Mr ■ *,4S f**1* a sl’-d) growth in tlh. ... ... .j number of tiiure the booxs were lud alrr.tet »k paired ol ever get- >“> ■'•""d' r -*hv vou gr*. first tunc since it* discovery '» l«»«. tnontn small I ar..- F Eady ' in ‘thc "*■«••• E*8J Lameraux ----- — and • *------Amnier- j; Gixlfred of Grand Rapid* , .„., r. . darni’d little coivulf ration front err-;-i-tunicd Its face tmckwaid. Its cd-’ .tor Francis F.nnci- ”>n Fremon. motored to Hastint:* q H Brook* find famllv > -i-.n ..Senator - o. -............ -................. -........ -...... . tipg pension payment* and t..r co. tni;) |xn.u.wu o£ }1,-tr stAU. govi-rn-. ucattmial system has been wreck, d pre-Hit Kuhi <'f Butt!" Creek nnd two or :-'-d were giusU vf Mrs J R Hayj-* of veu.ram-' arim.iitsttatuul (town to ln, ;n Mr. O'Brien: i While legislation hA* been pa‘se.1 .......i- ulucr members introduced,dayn last week. 'IS" '“‘>W* *"“ """ puhb.» a sane tore! Pr.-odent Roore-a It di.l"The bv.-t think' lor Hi-- d.-p v.llors; that provide# care for the erdokod, bills tu cut t tin, i.i'c t<> one pef c.-nt J w Brunson. Wm Langston and it anil Ux- country waa v.itlt him- • '•** d-'- 1 --.k'- their hiss mid fotget tlie insatic und tlu.- idle limit!* of the • <,-.l,|ith But before members u: JiU- c Warded ate at :he State En­ ................. . i_, about :: Thw- !•> - art- a part of sbiftlr...* und unemployed, not mi.t, had reached Lm-/ampmenl G. A R. at tanking this tta <oun f) b Mil, w.lh ha... At bt!K,j;,i(.4r.u.1| .x-bnonuc hutory of renny has been raised or provided L, ,Sw.!i4. t . _ loan outfit* had e.-.tab- lvvtkUeve. in hi* controversy with a p-j- in*- count* - .■ ” .- .... ”-’-• important ii**t**etant to'.far t,*. (.->►the ,i.«public nnsu,KhooU of Michigan. vtiz-uit,,.,* ’i;-.ncd .*. _ . iobbvi.-.:..!:iLaroingtokUl .. . .•kill the . fTeorge H. Freeman of Fremont. litlcaliy-minded senate. 1 find out whv the banks were cl-eetf i pawn through all thc days of an-.htiun io BANK REFORMS' 5 cmibcrtto onllscn'.o: y 'biled hu Mstera. Mrs. McC'.lntixk] very tavte and can now be bought nt iQt-nu Uv *““• Th'- main thing before us is to as-' ,-tatchbod Michigan has maintained In our opinion Ute GUsa-bl-agall » living rate. । If lhe burrowing of books from e rtatn why tlu-y are unable to/x-- a icaloT’. watchful attitude uver ita _ ___ __ _ MUs Ali’xina Maier, one of our Mrs. O. V. -Orecnfteld ot North J lie public libraries in there combill with tlw deposit* insurance ONE OK FORTY-FIVE open ' . 1 public ichuo*. It ha* fostered them mmiti"', even though the hull ., high school teuchcts. will mH next Broudwav han recured the rerviccii:j imintta « is divided cwnly nmona all amendment'' forre^ ^trough by Sen-, Michigan's tosr.laturd has 'That. I>’ar Reader, i* nmojig thrland pamjx-ri-d thenfa* its intuit ;.irid par .red one lull ritihig she rate 1V<T,C ,l'jni Montreal for Hamblin: <4 a first-cJa:s dressmaker from To-1 tlu- citizen.-; during 1033. Mr Averatom Glxw-and Vand- nb-n rep- ,ub;ret«F'to c cwdcriibh- erliitW cnc’jn-r wnt a month. .Then it She will spend the summer vaeutr.m ladi>. Ohio 1 ago citlrcn‘will take home eight show why he ire 1 Ainu st over, night it lure Junker! w ■3 that new.-usape:' currmiximimta ’i' Orrmauy. rreeiit th- grtatert reform m th- nn<i ridicule. While people of Ulis Tiv? firxt regular graduating exer-1 books. There i llumes if purelia^ed tins column many; the whole, system One i.t the in- 5 •t.'-c.-d mil the power of llm loan •'Lv- Helen Millapaugh; a teacher i-t. , of the Hastings High schoul;byJiim at'eiu rent price*, would cost American banking-rinre'thc Frdenil >Uic dt..,1Mired at thr caprices ti-rnie lawyer." i cnnsistetuics -of the whole meJj is 3; ml; l< ljD.i: U> ovt r .-.jriie mrmbeis 111 !|‘" labile schools of Cadillac will occur at Union hall w Friduj Tnhii -WflO l*> Stand, in Head he is !the fact tiiat appropriation* itvve e ! th- - natc Trie bouse demanded ti pped off ix-rc Monday, white cn- evening. June XI. 1817 Original <•*- ; paying into the library "fund 59c dentally it b also th* only maj n .tir( ef In the j been made to Bupjxirt and maintain a I-dblatlv* monirv <•> i.-bbr «c*ivi- n’;I'" to luir h<aw in Manebc tcr the normal schools of* the state <w.< c, and t? cam- to light tiial|a’- •itrhlcah. fm- a day's visit with Mw bj lhe meiab<r.. ot the gradUaUng-1 T’11' figure* ‘give striking .prouf piece ot ieghtauon enacted ducing knoulodsc tlw: our own Mate body I where- young men and women- arc t-inpi.-ii b:;i; h:-.d I; •• : ■- ' J ' 'J_’l"l‘i' r'-uuth. class, fulinnvil by brief remarks, by’ot many practical ways in wiiidv< thc Ion Ju. t c-mcludM that ,i;1< t.o ax>rse than Iha general HraltU'd to-be school tether*. '",,u’' t-i. that take telegrams’had fl «Hi-.d A ••Jr ;,lut Mra- fawn Sinclair ol the superintendent and the e>n-it he public hbraric.v of thr stale are originated xilely within congre-.. jun. p.(lf nkHpas. H. Rred of the j unlcs- the iieoplc-Interesti-a ir11 ’lie the leguilutwe mid that every con- *',‘r<»nt<’. Ontario, were here last Ir.-ruig ol dinluimw by the Pre*l- .•ervlng the people at Die prcM-nt KwU .public school syM<th of xiaT ____ iried to. v"r': vhilirut Mr nnd Mr. John lieu! of the tpmtxt of - Education '.inw < nd hn# reononiirally tills is UntV. r.-ity of Michigan and an au­ THF MORE sup, jean dr-.L’f pome way to keep the to MU th- bin ci: inter,CarroUieri. They wire enroute home Music wili.be furnished under the Tx lug a<x .inipiuhed. Under .tlUi belt private bank • - । thority on £.»<••: ament cimem tiling ischool* open, then? w ill be no ichoois lac - <-f •'r,'ll‘ “ ''>1' through lhe Ciuiaihah direction ot MK* Belle Wightman ' I ifetitw*. tlate; as ,thc recently, investigated J P. on the Sctivvlrs of »t.ite leyidalurein ■for there instructors’to conduct. tJJ0 imiuicirv ,, ,. 1U. norUMurit. the m'ntv tlvlxihl 1i» friend! mid patrons of tin ’ thr other evening drctartd': -' v,Iurt. ?y ”<■lhr '1,>bh’ t.jr Mr ;• nd Ml. Ajdiu.tn anti school are cordially invited to be f honor is fb.ri 1 taking <kp*>ita.ae stop floating *eiSchMt.-t Iron Com' of Watervliet to ‘The forty-flve state legislatures ................reiurte comm---------- —----------------- ..... ... ta nhum and present, E*yrciM? in commence ut the top.—MONlente tlie reboots u.is mad■ He their H-’lit to kill the nw.' curitles. jt daughter *|x nt Bunday amt Motul.iv promptly a! vifilit P. M- Kv.imlIn wjfMn-this'year have as a. whole enu "d in lx- written lylo the Mdc» if. in Clovi.-dalc • All national bank/, niii't sepam? ' lar. bill n claine appropriating *15.tl.j Mins ,M:.rg.in t Harper returned Wi'dnisday aflcTntxui. MRB. WASP AND MRS. BEE. Sumin L thenueh'es aompJetaly within one thc problem* ___________ ____ ___ _ ’> : t.w.GO-1 for the primary .'hhool fund. fit', t an ■ r.’Hv legally to । which the _ df.-pre.sMon , Friday from mi-exti'ndrd visit with Dickie. ' *. ■ i -........— ........ -r---------- ----year from their areuiiuw .carpxuH^.n Htcm. TYw-: have* paired ' (tl:i' , <i> be paid out oi thn ;;■ !)- holt per <•. ut |ier month. an- her sister in han Dlr-gn, California On Sabbath hut C. IL Bauer, a"Will you a favor do in-? icial fund. But thte*. it is H-nred. uni her brother in MlHncai>/lis. tiorir. Anting t.ie best known am / jrne s<.v<>n tiiousand laws, tout the hi- wiis going t > A D. Rork .. came I There's something* 1 fun't und-r| mean.-, little, as the /chools cun hate M«b as the Natlu:?l Citv bank .,f p, .t thaican j*. wM fOr ttwin. With uexr geutitg reiioitolv hmt. He wa i starul. THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY only wliat |% left out of tlie 131 wid.- a raiirom In tjrder to wf the thin New Yo.-k nnd at* Narimial Cif. ft excc'pUmu, is that they. Mr- Hannah Barlaw entertaitted' driving a . pan of hor.i-,. and on.?|* Please, wa am. explain it lo me jfrM fhi* Mile* tax is exprctixt to ra-1 tnnt thc mote fortunati' ituit broke, which kt th;1 tututm-' . n small company at whist at iu r; latvr all the state departtut-nt* and Co., which figured extensively in shwrel a tendency to economy and down Both hi r.-. .H«ntng. brmkin,: ’ "Wiiv do men build for you a Ivuiv. benw on Church rec? last rv-.Tiup • institutions have taken-tlirlr dip senate Inve.-’ataUrui. but hundred. Tn other respects did Utile ■ •harm. ‘ Autj ottJ. j^u (J, j;,, j,, |( .. three it-maiiiing tug* and Jerk.ii honor of Mr- Henry E Hoyt of noi ■ into the fund. H the salt > tux Rrprr.M ntatii ■ of bank* all over thc coimtry have Tlic' proditc'.ivity ,>| congress and ...» u.. ^.... . «... ...... .... ......... .,'hllc me. your cousin, they ’ ll n it ImpUrtapt to find out why tin-banksnot raise thia amount ot 'money. board He hung to' tlw hues, lio-.v-1 let *ucl; affiliate?. the relative sterility ot III- Male kg. ‘ ver. Mid by so doing prevented t!:v f| l'iy near them for a minute? The fedri'a! reserve system. We -..-•iiui'.uni tn ii-half of; lie s'-lioo's li- ehunru 11 tin.- amount •.rtitfi. ................. liuPalmer «>i Mliwau- hoi^<» from runn.iig »»ai Mr Mt< hi;:.m who lost1 •<cured from the sales tax xliauld greatest rln^e channel far nussing l1thout tXfCmUp l(.a<5; Itauer luckily switained no injur- "I ku*-’* a -‘-ting. I do confer*, b.iuk-- J'lrttar. it he, te more then of cdut.te the school* rredit. 1: rriw green'the powvr to ,.1Thlt, our kltulat|v« machinery " ,,: ■'•«« Mxilild not like tu '.out it; Mr und.Mre/ Fabuu DrPlunta les tn :.[M-ak of. _* <Wax-a-a d.'lender. will profit. But the' scj’.opl* bitty *hut oC tin. -4m of money from s:ii'..-r, aillt b,\.. ika down.” p-.tils.-- rmn“. tmn he ought had each year from the «tatr any"• W A IHMcit enu-rtaimd memU-ta lending it * - tnev ; wlutr limn Sl'.'.OOOOOO to glS.OOO.iieO. Mr. Reed 5 remark,-, point out one •ry sun- you iim- It. . . ..... . Ii/,,y «p«:ulMion, Tiiat __ will _________ le, I! lie-ever asks Us to [Even th-* most hopeful can see lit- . kix-p th^ of-xho main problem* bUore- li^ oiler, who farce's tor Csfatiini.i | NEWS GUiANINGR. titania.*? fie fn Eight during tile IteXl pviblic's b-.n-A-u frm bring Sent th Anw-nca^’^plc• today-titat of cWell.' raid the bee, "tuyou. no­ irxipij cf MKlimun Kino ; riiere 1-. u»mr talk that Governor Went on the To'ks in th»: ' «lnnent.» werel doubt. broken, for financing margin ojier- C1!ritl)l ,.w Jwprr ,yp<. of oxccuUiv , H-nt; for hmi|M'< in Soviet Hu v,iu. ..icier ptcwid. way, William Comstodk wilt call n ip»-which an • mo-stly ?HiM- miiu «-«>- It does ....... -seem rather funny; atiofio in a biximing market. . leadership tor. Mato irwenuueni.l. wc UJcial :.e*“U>n of .the legislature dtir. .. . low .Ind an- adjusted, t ■ 1,1,1 Itan j ing the, n»>xt few v«-ek* i.> provide Um re..er.e board i* siren lh- W...R oul «.f<ety.fi!e the lii^rna- of tlw worker. i ol tt,u't- who give them lumey.’’ Y-. .-Mipp-rt lor thc । ublic om pewr to re.'iio.e from its member ^3,,. 3,)vCj.nm,.nt< ffltj funeilan A-.irriian IU, Journal. .laktun iu3,.&utu IM.-, .. banks, no matter when hiiw^.nojs.rlv_ lt is a ,.urr inrileaUofi tlw’ Mulligan In tin* tail of j.tie district school 4w>u»o. that <!•.< :tii one *il the Bunton dailk rparinien: i< in 1 tit bL'.T LPON THE I.AKE. i-suall. uffidius -whore jx>Lt:> 5 arc -iinJPthinz is radical'-.' wrong with ,ve Averill. BlnninRhami Hie hilbidcs of the state, the ..rad■ summer. , . . _ .. five-minute !<• ' The-''i-i; <tyw»n the lake lx low, illegal tc c-v?n held “titwound.” • jreh-xiN ami the high school.) will be.mil.ion. one hundred thorn-mid do’.-: l/ •’ ”<•<■*< iium n-: n< rMm a i-tanimary plane the‘sum rl“* their sAng, ... 1 unable to open n.-xi fall II nicy ]nr Doj.-ti- anj-d-nns ol other rr’-w't.n’ ,f "i'iwT But th* average man reading ovti r ‘t # •',| 1 i’llic hills ha'.c evening s dcepvut THE FOJiGOTl'lIN MAN ---->do. |K>»s‘.biy through some local ta»i- n ;:-pi,iri»ti«-n bi-lv iz .i‘otert in ,ntr G.imjmilj ire- will be Chu.’llv ; « Hate Ic.ird t.r.sril nnwli tliitef, about uhmit "ihc ” IT LOOKS QUEER jation supjwrt. they will be ub'e :■ ’ ..... - ■ :.. a.l5 m the city o:i ;?.'i;..' !mt •Ai*!< Ki me-.-nt;.---.!McMranmiir. T„ !r;Kll|U th* gn.it dome of th" Yet Leonard tank* long. Hari-nun <>t Ik.n.-f.tnn uv • :i-- opines* the l.it'-r part of Ivt -Ae-k. Capitol in Washington the painter, ' prerurantre cd bank deposit* ten million dollar Mm Held and Mr., |jru;rt.5 ^u-.f Ko <,ver 130,'KXi «iuaro From home and love divide. it n num r. in Ano i'.ca apjx-at*; tall, thc vote that wrote Into til.. ... ।...k,. n nr.d r o>■< .eare Saturday lyftr,fs a,,,! ltw abtKft 2(05 gallon.-- of In thc calm tunnel may repair Amu:;:; d.-j - rd upon the vlcwjHunt of. the ^ &-c constitution an' mra-n-dintn: wlu-ri hey v HI st-u t on | w tute could nukvnnd Each to the loved one's slide. • — contending that he U: which took away from tlu. .-tat«- a r.xw beiicvlng l Ujjfto tax real eMate, coupled with e up|>ec P'-n-i More than 2a,wm watch tower' Tl.* noble dame un turret high, „ . ... , ..., r. ■. and -anc cin^if^ failure of Urn legislature tn prowere built along tlw Great W«|I «l Wl-.o wnli. he: uallutit khkht. c.uiruMn. .mo Jan. I. arc t)la( m^yer wito'Ctdc m-w revenues tor Ute *u;?jx>rt ■nd dmuqier.(China at intervals o! from KM yard Looks । > the weMirn txpirn to »»>■ iny chara«e.r.i with to.?,: crumnal! til the rAiwnm of-at tm. schools, tlw. Iws/lcd to IL>! Albcfl .1 lilll*Tin Hash of armour bright .) ttlirds. Recently appropHaUans I r governmciU tried. wrliuxe kort. Then rallap-c ol the public school :- -a; .. 1 ......... . ....... Tito village maid, with hand oti blow ..................... .ho thinks he is <>f Michigan. .* OiicbM.l-.. lin n. a;., .r.ren th-r ip,. m-el ruy to shath-. lys thn forgotten; . ... U'l'.t'h h bank deposit,.;. ne-J h-rne -Greek name SphalrUlike. ! Upon the foctpatli watches now rwrer. V/c have.1 C-itub-mited. toy na n.b' r. cf th? i» probftbli' ... .........................Ml ..,a a,, cm. vre ■“*’ "“'l * '>«»•>-* U" 51 r" c"m'’ i*« . w„,___ ... matter over and toatelature us-A bad ptec-- of lews* U-Ui „ 'U’CMild hav Miicliidt'd Huh tlu? forgotten Litton, legcvlaiinn-that “Milftid th-­ kind t< do lobbvhm ;n nt i»r ce.j o! Ure Pi/<-.<:anl church .. ... . .. ' died a- FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY !rxpcu-t ol Americ/com . from 31 ’« tiu-ir mutes the wild swans ; nntH-ret rtiore. hat that thc; tax burden from .the rich man r> ' «.. . ------- .. . — . . jwr wnj <4 tlw church membership ■ „ !’ , tot .-otten man tr. J—-us Christ “ .. 'backs ' of' ’the * jx»r man." .w itepBy day they .suam apart. •ntattvr William C<wun-.ly declared, whici Al lr-iM..S2<i»o,nuo.ooo H <»wr«4 th- Ai.d to tin’ thicket wanders slow ieity with w a Adkin»-v>f Moigun a* I'.-;--red and Governor Conu^ork : While mound ’ •••, president and Louis. it, Bentley Mtc-i United State., by thr rest ol th- i The hind beside tlw.- hart il hiW and world and that i-.bout one - fourth Tl'v wwxllarkjit his, partner'-, side going to approve It. lt*B ctlrctiv imina! 'liwyc Twitters hi/t losing song— immediately and from now un th vuri.bl - nri.nectr.'e--... ,>in.. »”e <,,bt Il>r »t',uaI «X|x u ■ ccnu’ini All meet whom day and care divide. pctiple ot Michigan ate. going l« at-Litur But Leonard lame* lung! ' a three jK-r-rent tax on r thc -former note: •Sir Walter -Scott. “Poem*.” th/v buv Tin- bill was et il nun o.f four - -- months'! ----- - ... ... hi n»»r: -. France recently The averagbiper cajy.ta snap ennP.I . .ni Hill on Sat- c,’.-map-d jt.4 500th annn.i jry. - •ur.ipti.in In tne United State* » 35 It tea* mce-Mry that th, .it home fur h*r vuca-; pound* annually. provided Wu #o«w ret 1 About n.lXMl.IMKI icet m U leplrmc. • - inaiiiluin Same semblance ul an fl.vll. -’-. nf .ia-.-k-on is'tgiaph -md i d;iv. The increase in papulation tn Jaj.’afl|j.< it gfivctnmvi’.t- therefott' > :yt'tting at Dr F H L-i?lir”p’*. She mitred m the Empire. State Building pan tn Ugi l'»M 10 years is more than, Chicng Tlu* entire population of AuHralia. ' nvENTY Etuqni rk*n of of ,X!;.!sr> “■77■* S . ... ter-c -S' (juolatiou From O Scrap K°f,k "f Uur World ■e:. tdr C i- A'mrn $3L0004t» 1 e.ipjxirt <'t th- 4i«te Vacation Time l aid for the farmt-t conduct little roud--ui CJir-.i it Is the Time to Build Up the Health of Your Youngsters! d 8100.000 for the b.-v-r to kind pi latcd. i Varation time i the one time of tire year above all others, when n child Kin tlie1-’ triiehl compel cover*g consider bar from t. dividuais »lw cannot sheadcideni or at ktiou* mo’, or abdi'y to mec1 rtu> fanner who ibid SERVED REBUKE would still have had i pay the indigent .> that» some'.iuuK to ■ed Jroun’ift o! the legtalature wl-.ep :i». Vigilant. Administration leader* point that the present high Appropriation HAT D&IOL'RATS THf.'.K ny lawn dur Judgnui.u aguins*. j.:m h l from H o J ; iiu»>a uivil nc •ituticd »I1 oUigMt%». In 1 ojiercie a minhtraUoa vt natur.' nt thr Bnicker ntlntta Mxniti-u Old adminl >ted thu w**a that ' . pciation oj doing their best b ..... governubltfan renne-ba« k a tmiu during th.- next fiscal year w.Ii : lection. ‘Prank B.. ,n«- Mmwu'ure between W3.!WO.Or>J ‘ Independent ; and 8’0,WO .mo it* is estimated The Uiutttf Blate* hap i*»ucd t«l One pW* of worthy iegwlatlcn ecu! .-amp* remimrenorauns hi*enacte,t into taw. due to lhe rral rWi:> Uu. year J4* « •>' • , .' ,* ' ;------- : t«n»»lcd bnbrty U-. an eflort to tad I.i- .,. .! Ln. <d 8f«te» nickel »x. the measure Sdrall li-m: companies .... weftunsuoreaatai ... .d Atav to! ISM. and took the piare vf xhe old three-cent, piece. ,lin ’.heir effotts to prevent tlie pac- er* pruiran; ferr a rediu'fimt of governmental nipcn**? been lergottrn. Tlw demand f..< poliriral job* haa had to be met Io pay'office Itoldm take* tjtot'.e-,. «“d to get lhe money tarn's Mid Ji-1 censes *re n«-<*M*r}-. Thr politic;.!; .■ >b« are being filled ahri new taxi laws have been enacted with a.jxn charge* that le’gi latvnv.-. fave. b«. 11 vaapped for paro.-s and F b premree* in order to get the vcLa n.«sMry to put over tne ilrogram.' cl tt.r >»Iiuvicm The w*nr, a ended Borne say maioe- it would <ta,e btttar tJd £& b«a started. plenishing hi4, or her, vital reserve. 'It i.H the ONE TIME when he should be compensating for the drain of the pre­ vious school- year, and building up for the next. - To do this there is nothing that can take lhe place of CLEAN, pure milk, which is Nature’s perfect food. But always plate the emphasis on CLEAN milk. li<*hi in where the Highlands Dairy can be of big help to you. because no Dairy in Michigan produces CLEANER, milk. Repeated TESTS by officials represent­ ing the Sta.tg of Michigan have J'ROV_. EX that beyond question, and those of'ficials? designated the Highlnndii Dairy as the one dairy in this section permit­ ted to sell tirade ‘A” Milk. 1’ is our ••hobby’? to PRODUCE CLEAN MILK, It will benefit children, and grown-ups too. to USE it. A phone will bring it. ice cold, to your door-step. Why not order it TODAY ? THE HIGHLANDSHastings DAIRY . Michigan ROBERT \V. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE II. J»33 COME TO HASTINGS Friday & Saturday, June30* July 1 S[,F 2 BIG MONEY-SAVING BARGAIN DAYS AU Lines of Merchandise at Real Economy Prices... A Great Chance to Save! „ Next Week s ♦♦♦♦Banner *or Full r\ i 1 mr 1 'i Particulars Pavement Dance * Double Male Quartette * Band Concert o । . rr r r r । ---------- - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- -- --------------------------- rj-j-j-j-j-j-ltj-j-ltj-ltj-j- -nnnnnrur “r 1IIGHBANK. the middle of June are in a meas-j■ Potato growers in Mlrhigan who' WfcST CARLTON. County Agent. Harold FosUr, nf i IRVING. ure dur to Inflation and are partly 1 rtm.-mb-'T thr 1924 and 1925 crop*Children's Day will ■ i>- observed mm. Wampo wampo was was called caura to io nosMrs Has- ■ The ice cream social wheduled i:Hasting*. , Mr* Ermor.t Newton ol Hie Chid. FOR FARM PROBLEMS due to faith in the government's know that big crops nnd Increased ml the No(th Evangelical church tinx-> Fndav Her nlecr a Mrs Pal- 1 |tor Tuerday evening. June 20, and i Louta Slacken of tlw Eagle dLs- ■ ester district spent Friday with Mrs, plan t<> make adjustments in the acreages are not a sure source of Sunday evening.'June 25. nt eight mer s. daughter •*«* injured by a . spoiuorcd by the Briggs Ladle*' Aid ] i triet. who. ha* beeti under treatment Wm. McCann Sccy. Wallace Says Farmers production of basic crop* Hie bene- adding tn farm income*. Tlw total o'clock. A program is being pre-truck She died before Mrs Wampo Riciely I ha* been ixvitpotK-d indefi-' iut Ann Arbor, ta home. Mrs Argyle Windra and her moth­ ci u tir i 1 n • 1 from vanlJi if.. the ------ inflation — — value id the 1924 jxitato crop, w^s ipared. • rearbed thn hospital. Heine deaf । nltely. ■ f ' i ; Mix* Be.-*;e Webber of Leslie, er. Mr-i LiUlc Sowotby. went to Vai­ Should Weigh Evidence on hb> ?— ” ‘,.r.,r“_,nSdJn.... ’?c_ yfej? Sunday afternoon vtailors of Mre and dumb she did not hear the upThe Children's D.iy pageant ’Thr',. -- Michigan, i* spending sometime at'paralso. Ind.', to visit relatives and Present Price Advances and Mrs Leslie Adam* mid Mrs, ptoaeiilng truck. Funeral services (Golden Chord ' publt-hi-d iblL-lwd by thc the p:he home of her aister. Mr. anti Mrs. will visit the World's Fair. Mis* LIN goods, . but price . million bushels smaller, sold for Ostroth were. Mrs Ten* Eu- were iield at Baptist church. Has- ■ ।M|ihodl*t Book -concern. East Lansing Michigan farrncra inanufarturcd lunu*hed| uain-s obtained from crop adjust ­ tl 83 a busln-l. and. liad a total Sarah ‘ ‘ J Bernard Tasker, of Assyria Center. ■ lion $owerby will return with them,* ' jx-r. Mr and Mrs Theadora Euper tings Monday afternoon. Intc-rnu-nt very impresnive unprestuve service as well wen as as '1 The Pleasure Birthday orgaulza-' John and Ada Walker of Grand value of 1327.570.000 ’ , Woodland. Miss.Huldnh Eupcr of at Grand Rapids. a rii*- In farm pruv • partly- due to in­ ments will not be w>|icd out by inof • . 1n wry illowed meet inten-Kttng. The ideal day allowed ।'""'I lo» *’u* ,ne *l on °« Tuesday. TUealay. June Rapids Rapid* were callini railing on old friends I Potato growers in tluUnited Fowlerville Mr. and Mrs Howhrd jnson Henncy. well known Carl- . flation into a belli t that inflation ta mcM-ntatlon on the Brlggr. Briggs and —j *»•!>Mrs. Mrs.VVj*e» VioletMiller Miller andMlsa Mtas jn Irving -* Tuesday Michigan farmers are adding to State* paid SH0.6rtf.0O.T for th.- ।He*nt of Hastings, and M1m Audrey .otl (armer. was found dead by his the the correct solution for (arm prob­ . 1> m ! Hazel Tompkins as ho-tesaes • church lawn at four o'clock P M IHarel hmteaaes at the . Mr. and Mrs Dudley Kennedy of the surplus of basic t-reyw when unMirphu <4 potatoes which no one , m’u-- ------- -™ .—-Smith of Ohio wa« a week-end gut.-1...oc [asl week • Tucsdav evening lems, according to Henry A W.il..f wheat arc, wanted and which ’ rouid not lasold ‘ *;* “ ,* ; _______ _ ___________ _______ . rrotrictml acreages !: “ 2 ■ ' ----' I Tlie Brings 1-adie.s' Aid Society ; , ‘ . iatc. .secretary of'agriculture. who -- ..t——-• .i«... ... ..., whether Corouor.• virdirt was.diath due to ....... lr, .... n- n, ! BopnabJle McfntJTe. who has bet-ii Hastings township and Mrs. Sarah ----- , — —.----- .— a..----Mtatukes ul thta bkind, point* out thiH. while the farmers planted and when uncontrolled Richard Edmond', of Battle Creek heart failure. Mrs. Henncy ha* been!*111 *p<et onThurMlgy. June 22. at with her grandparent1!. Mr. and Mrs. Poff were Sunday visitors at the get an initial benefit from rw-v hi nmnlMTB of liogs arc marketed. No m the piuluctlon of potatoes, wheat. spent :i couple ol days a: Laurel confined to her bed several months/1™* church-tswment. Pot luck din- (Clcll Van Aukcn. for sometime re­’ home of Mrs. Jane McCann .mcjm lire being taken to limit thta: milk, or pork, can not b<- cured by Marshall** recently. Sympathy ta extended to her. also to. ,M*r. t turned to her home in Hint on Sat­.. Mr and Mrs. Dick Tompkins of fll ik nullified later by increa.ie* <> year's wlwal crop but hearingu Unhatlcm. Ch»|» adjusimcnu are the .IGrand Ita|»d* Mr.- — and Mrs. Mr. mid Mr*. Worth Green and the daughter. Mrs. Lew Weaver, of! Mosier Richanl Clark of Jackson ,urday. --------- --•------ vialted ------ —---- *r~ — hate been held tn Washington to' roc reel answer ;. %nyfl Secre tary Wai itoMh which niusl i» tXHidht. who, ha-, tx-cn vtalttpg lor a time Elizabeth Mary and Frances Mar1 John Pprry Sunday. work out plans U» adjust the next luce, and the*.- adjiistment.i nn the mA Mursliall mid Earl Marshall of Hastings. Katherine Feltrer Is entertaining * J11 his m-andparenU. Mr and Mrs Howlett । ot Bailie Creek arc guests! Mrs Etltth Howe Lybargcr.of near Price Oi 'wiw'.t and of’ ca.mm be- crop to thr visible supply nnd to thc ■ ba.-sr crops will be made under the I Marshall .-pent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Curl Mnr.-hall'a in thc Branch h>-r cousin. Miss Mantarci Dame.-, Alix-rt Clark, of Lacey has returned ,<>! their grandpa rents. Mr anti Mr*. • Banfield and her family were ciril<l„ ..„1< a»> M«y «i«J mM.’ !<■»"" *« " of liome. ( Charlie Purcell, of the Elita district j ing in thc village Sunday. ol Detroit. Detroit. • 'with admlntatratorx of the Ad in district. Mr. mid Mrs Bert Daly attended M\<r!k olbc1 Tooias *|x-nt tnq week ■ .currying out its provLMoiu; Mtrl1 Utter of Campbell towntown­ in Battle Creek Sunday, ship, formerly formerly of of this thta place, place, lias lias re rc-. 1,1 Vrba‘‘da,c--------- ----------- ---------------... ,«hlp. -, ’-'M at taaaa a a » as imb dta Michigan hum. r will be urged a funeral Mrs.. Clyde Brandt has been Mrs.' 1-rapk -Haw blitz spent Wed- turned home from hta school• .spending some time In Battle Creek ...n ...... .... .... ............... .... ...—j .... j----------------■ j ; plans will be explained through thoriic tn-Nashville. --------------- < • »— i at the home of her brother. Thomas n.wspupers and by extension work- ' Mrs Clare Munhall returned EAST GUN LAKE. !I Fitzgerald, where their mother. Mrs. l«r* and each farmer will judge Ills hullll. frum Ann Arbor Friday leavj™,h ‘.fielder ird Joseph Dcrdcyh. Dcrdcyn. TiPaul’. .Affclder and-jflora Fitzgerald, wlio has been 1U for M-vcral months. p«M*«i away‘on own willingness to work withinhi-the hospital Adolph Ht-whburg of Pittsburgh, Pa, Your properly In Michigan’s largest Farm Mutual Fire Iruursnre -------- hl» hltlp Marian June 18. The funeral *ervni-ighbom in the projMMxi plan. Company with a policy that has no Irtbniral loop-holes to avoid - there. are spending a few days at their col -' Friday'. ices wore held at the Farley funeral liability, ronsistent with safe underwriting. A blanket pollry on Bernard Whittemore spent Sun- tagc. . home in Battle Creek on Munday personal property. Net resource* nearly One-Half Million Dol­ day with hta parent., Mr and Mrs Form WHlltta. Mrs Mildred InWrnwnl at Battle lars. Ijiws satisfactorily adjusted and promptly paid. Careful rOU. Whittemore, in North Maple Roush and daughter and Mrs Ray underwriting and a thorough system of inspection maintained, OrovcWest spent Friday P. M. In Mr BR<1 in Hastings Hasting* and Mrs Mrs. Fred MHler Miller vt-ited visited eliminating overinsurance, fire harards and undesirable risks. ;. .... Mr. ---------and Mrs. Guy. and son,. Russell P"—" and Paul Dussia and How>r„«, „t th( .... Mr und Mrs. David Omklin i - Byron --------------------Stuart, spent Sunday with Mr and ard Fuller of Otse»?o called on Mr. ncar Banflrld S'indav finding I Mrs Howard Burrhett and family in a”d Mrs Ray Crawford Saturday P Mrs improved. A stater nnd : . Anr joii *11 lint ■ Assyria. M. and Russell remained for sevOf po'ntiac are spending, your life «ni-nd»erli«ii>n * /Continued Doni page on?) Mr. und Mrs. Jake Hollister and fral days. some.time with them. MORRIS O. HILL, Agent. (family and Mr and Mrs louis Reid Louis Thaxton of Otsego lx visiL-. Mr. and Mrs Edward Stanton of i Hastings, Mich. trr- tor nil v■! „ d.-iiL-hi tn thut M Nn*hvlJle spent Sunday evening Ing his sister. Mrs. Hoy Crawford. I i Lan.‘Ing came Friday to be on duty k nrt ,n'rri m nwn £ u in »■ MrM'* ^nk HaubUU. Mrs. Dale Rue. Mrs. John Spencer, at tlie Mr and Mrs. Ebner Wiles seeii that then- will 1>- much enj<»>Mr. und Mrs. Clare Marshall and :!n,rt 4rfehd of ■ Detroit:home of the Austin district, while mrnt Friday riming That evenine « family and Mr and Mrs Howard r-’lled on relatives over the week latter are aftmding live Qen—. .... itury entertainment has not been ar-, Burchett .mid family of Assyria0^ ... ; tury of of Progress Progress at at Chicago. Chicago, HOME OFFICE 70J CHUECH ST . FLINT.. MICH. Mr. and Mr.v Clarence Warner. Billy Thoma* of the Austin duW V. BURRAS. Fruldtat. H. K. FISK. Secretary ranged in order to draw jieopJe tn *l*-Ht Sunday evening al Martin and daughter of Parchment railed trlct. a member ot the 4-H Club nn MASTERPIECE ] town for trading, tx-cart.-e the stores ; lake. na-Mr and Mrs. Will Crawford and group, returned last week from a will be closed Friday evening. The , Mrs Sarah Calkins and son Or-.a or TIRE CONSTRUCTION family Sunday night jtour to Chicago sponsored by the :entertainment ts purely for tlw en- of Nashville were Sunday guests of SJ------- I----------------- —----- jzJJ iJonncnt of folks who want such di-1 Pearl Bason- mid sister. Mrs. Ado version. i Bell. l ror SaliyOW ,r'”- MU, V..’n.. MM U »>K..dU>S OH lirr rwr. oc '5*1 ° ?. ! -“'I'- t'n‘r -l,ti n lainr. #i>d Imnds ,»,lM,.,«n< '» fr-dl»«>ifr >»■«•< <M .u., Ukln, |„ Utt Crniury »! ..... .»!.>». । Jlfrdfrr, TfrUfrie.,, lhe" . H ix.... ( Chlc«o I sal unties rrrry filter u h..u..>l.. I™':'Clau .nd WHO wife .nd «m rlt ghiut Strength 111 the r<>r,i- unit prrirnt* iriciinn uuul mat m ttte ।■— ;!>"•’..«*!•.»«.► in™. ’ • ' WU**. Joann Jenson UDU ail(l »?u . This year IJtirittis In this race cqtii|i|K-il their cant with Firestone j ■>'' who dealrn to att<.nd. A<lriU-\.i»li rjqnald ol Battle Creek were Sunby ticket onlv. only. Ticket* for ;(jajf guesU ol j^fr, und Mr*. Grwgc >U----- »T1.......... ......... . . 1—1----- —I.rII will ’1m»? bv I this a'ww will be given away by the Hoifman. ■merchants who hate been supplied Rev. William Joppa mid wife and tires, inur iiicana tlic utisoi ynur utniiiy err mirn in tuingrr at u» ,-------- • , >U|| Of PeniUylvaiUtt Were Friday high rtlatl speeds nf tintoy anti you should not lake grruierrisks ttfan the "■"’if Fursduy and ttwieiiLer. rhe K,!(,st5 <)f M|. nlltJ Mrs Miirrut c drivers obit npihr sine tiiat they have lhe fw»f and M/rat tire* thrv j merchant* will give tiiem- tn- tl.Cir । s>wj] <-<tri buy —Firestone. Come In today. Ue will give you a Hlicvnl trade-in :|>.Uroils and CUatOHWra as they may ' ^jr Marshall ullouanrr for your old tires______ on new Firesltine High Speed ____ I frtTt—___ tlw.-pica-ie. plea-i**. r«o No our one win, will, bt? admitted to • Sundav evening with Mr and ------------ A---------- 1,.._ — -;:t , tu)tet n ’»«* :Mrs. Orville Purscll in Baltimore. the Strand without ticket. .. it will tiH’an — ■ ,,, ._______________I doe* not have a tlcL. -....., ____ ■T. A digmiw up ten cent* to pay for adSOUTHWEST ItUTlAND ' JL‘ W M Si €> imisxlon Th.- -how Lit S.ituHijt ui I .v>u. > > * W W’ • wlU be a ptoy if. Which Geora- ArA crowd »Uended thc coin­ Patented Cenatruetlon u«. of the world* gre.;est ar- ■’lumtyf the home of Mr - , anil nrinrs w.n amx-.ir in lhe ! a’”* Mrs.Jim Wilcox on Friday evcFcatnree Give You Greater «»«*: n/.e several readings by Mr* ^STRENGTH and SAFCTY ;XrUwd it: uaJiuy means 35< «'“•>»• “*>? btv ,Mr, admlMion: but hi this instance a ’ id.1’? free admission will b.- given to all J® ”lak,: 11 B ,nl, < ral lbe,t ,r ”” ' n ,'n “| In ! a mVb n M C 1" >ri". t I chants, or wfio pay ten cents if thej * ™ 1 all<l Mtx~-B,rl McCal-; INFLATION NO CURE __ Wha& Make a Safe ... I KNOW/ FARMERS... INSURE 16484580 DIME win State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. SALE JUNE Your Big Opportunity To Save On Everyday Toilet Needs! It cau be seen that our busirtrss1 Knn Hinkley of Hickory Corners * t... . » nor nr.M»ratu *pcnl Sunday with thejr grandpari’Tn.,£rt mJu.nr'for n-e two ev-- icnU, Mr mid Mrs. W. H. Otis. O,,.- nrrnrrnwr fr, n™. ■»«. 'S.!?,, “.“"’nX .................... Miss Luc Ila Dunn of Kalamazoo I week, Friday and- Saturday. June 30 ,is spending thc week with hrr par­ and July 1. Each pft-ram will get a ents. Mr. anti Mr*. Harry Dunn. • list of Hie special bargain . but this Mr und Mr*. Wm. Havens and list will only mtmtion a lew of the Mr. and Mrs Geo Hkvcns and chil­ hundreds of attractive item* that dren were Stmday gucais of their । will be offered in Hk|>Ung» I‘-r these ,daughter and sister. Mrs. Howard! two big banrain days Johnson. and her husband ot Hick-1 . ory Cotners. Benj. Jenkins is numbered among.the sick al this writing Mr. und Mrs Harry Dunn and' j children were guests on Sunday of I ■“ " 2;— ’ „ . .the former's brother. Gerald, und Fr. John Day of Three Oaks vis- famljv ()f nC(tior(1 • Itrd thc home folks Thursday. j ------- ~ -------. ’ Children's Day will be observed COUNTY LINE. by a program ul the North Maple, childrens Day exercises at the1 , orevc church next Bupday evening, BvanRP|,Cd| ctiurch aunday was well jsJune 25. beginning at eight o clock aUended. Rnd B program given An Ice cream social is being plan- by the children ua. enjoyed by all. . ned for thr evening of July 4 at thc Mr. ,pti Mrs Spenor Johnson are home ot Mr. und Mrs Wm. Guy. entertaining their nephew from Come and Rtt home-made tec cream. Freeport for a few days. > Mrs Irene Miscnar of Battle Zine Clark attended the Hunterj Creek was a Sunday guest of her reunion at the Hunter school Satur-. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Nur- day. ton. i Mr. and Mrs Ray Scheel and Mrs.! | Mtas Frances Darby is.In Grand Anna Eckarnl entertained Sunday. i Rapid* for a few days the’ former’s motltcr. Mrs. Cora ’ Little Marian Mar.'.hall under- Scheel, and Mr and Mrs. Roy Free-“"t an operation at Ann Arbor Fri- mire of Sunfield. —z and at last reports was doing Mra. Carrie L Gcrlingcr visited nicely. ,hcr son. Waldo J. Gcrilnger, and HASTINGS Mrs. Ruth Hawks and mother, family, in South Sunfield the past. flii» LuAllc Gcrilnger; MICHIGAN Mr* Dickey, accompaiiled Mr. and week Mrs 'A. Cortright to Ohio Friday.brought her grandmother home Frl-1 at evening to be gone a few tfgya. clay evening. ' »oo»°. T)rE«len« ANDRUS SERVICE PHONE 2240 75c Cold Cream 35c Klenzo Tooth Brush 50c Cocoanut Oil Shampoo .... 33c 30c Pearl Tooth Powder 50c Arbutus Vanishing Cream. . 39c 50c Cocoa Butter Cold Cream. . 39c $1 Cara Nome Cream any 3 for $2 25c Talcum Powder (8 kinds to select from) ...............17c $1 Sheri Face Powder and 50c Sheri Perfume both for . . $1 39c Large Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste27c 25c Klenzo Tissues\^ ... 19c 50c Petroleum Hair Rub Many Other Specials In Our Paint and Wall Paper Department Carveth & Stebbins See Our Large Hand Bill For Full Liat of Items SAVE w^h SAFETY .it xedt DRUG STORE Z’a Jj GOODS DELIVERED TELEPHONE 2131 �PAOI SIX THE BAsTTNCS BANNER WEDNESDAY. JUNE 81. 1»M Playwright-Director Analyses Civic Theatre Movement ii. s. cow moMICE PLENTY SMB !§b££u£'^',^“cA" pctlng enuntriM. It ha» town of * ----------great benefit to thl* country to be­ come independent in many line* of manufacture; but in none of them' (Continued from page one) . vrould the benefit to the United tunnr n raw mtt t rnwa ««*»*«■ ,han r«u1’- outline of the Indecencies of tto tor part in tto play, made the hit WOULD SAVE MILLIONS from the growing of sugar beets tn modern stage. ’ ' j of the evening and later went to NOW PAID TO OTHER .quantities sufficient to mpjdy th< !J Wtuit What u u the nntidnt* for fnr all >11 thia thto lhorou<hl • P'D’burghWalncd Technical the antidote ,nd school, u ,low was Ml rnilNTRTPv; ~ Aj?*r,‘'«n demand for sugar X . nil* _____open* ..................... ........... .... fBth? The speaker betigved It was hrr ua>. to hl<h repuuUon M ,n UOUNlKlKb u field. ......... wherein rongxis* can be of great help to tto tto Civic Theater and the presenta- artist. He urged those considering HF GRFATRFNFFITTn American people, especially to tto :u>n ot drama* by real flesh and what play* to present to invite in ' Plenty of time allowed for you to get tickets* We ' UlurnwunutnurT* 'farming inductry. We hope to .-*•• blood folks, who would make tto not merely (he elite of the town. AMEnlLAN MARKETS action taken in the near tu- theater und the drama a means of but to cal) In mother* with three or start giving the tickets Wednesday of this week Iture that will promote sugar beet public education — —.v -a ..... four. children, who .have real anxland continu? through till the following Wed­ Hr raid he realized the Imjierfec. ety ttall tliet grow up right, and to Under Present Conditions manufacture m tto I Uiutffl Bute*, State*,making makingususcomplete! completely tion. of amateur performance* Nrv- consider the judgment cf tiiat kind nesday. 24 < Of Annual Consump- independent , _. ....,there — b a chance of folk*. They are real folk.* u*u-J—• of -* foreign --------- supplv •- Dur-. ,niielr**. lie said, tion.Is Raised in U. S' Iln« ,h* World n-ar »<• found our- t.. develop artists and player* in ally. Present good plays, said the I»*lw» m a serious plight from dr- Hasting* who would compare with, speaker. A goo<l play is one with a The - ‘--------------------- -------Tlic United vnited State* States ought ought to nUke nl*ke;pcndln< .pt.ndtnK on other )jer countrle* far for *u- ami’ even in many wavs -----------surpass, — good »tory---In " it—-a play that stres- ' . itself Independent of aU countlie* by,gar. ‘ Never Again ought to to our modern Broadway player- -He was sex good character and preutnU real This Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and growing it» own sugar Ttore are »«m>1vc. We.can easily raise dll tto pleaded »n«r that Hasting* ha.< had mud* made aa ariinn action tv Tlie ,. t„re,r* future of ihlhe . stage. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat­ Start. Hr adviwd llte^laycr* to pay said Mr Chenery. now re»U wlih rogar America can'cqnsume. . o hmam •« tbair . ii .-. kw He adthr Civic Player movement and with attention to their director. urday of next week. ran be produced to advantage: but viM-d nudtences not to Oe-ttoo critl- their audiences. Directing his words {that wvuld add only • small per ial. but to demand »omethit. rtgB worth - ------ , to th? men before him he said. cent. America 1* lhe largest conI I ? With every 50c purchase of any sidle. Hr adviM-<1 that-they avoid' ••Yourr the type of folks who can, 'turner of sugar in the world. • 1 1 xz W • kind of Toilet Article entitle* । ptoenting »exy play* and avoid ap- make thr theatre what it ought tu With a little encouragement from peering too smart tn their prrsenia- be. You want entertainment* that the government our country could everyone to a. FREE ticket to the Strand Theater ti<m of play*, and have n* the prime arc American; you want them to be soon be producing from sugar beets . object in their acting the good of worth your time >□ H-eing—some­ on the day* mentioned above. ’ all tlw1 sugar required for our need* tlu community. Hr drnouiu-rd thing that will be ot benefit to the |Tl>Ls would not only be valuable tu .(Continued from page cne» ihq’uey playing. He urged those world." FREE TICKETS TO ALL with Every 50c Purchaae the United State* but would save who un- helping to put on civic Tlie hearty applause could have । hundreds of millions of dqllar* now play* to go afteld for some of tlirir left no doubt in lhe mind of the I being paid to Cuba and thc Philip­ I have vo fkr in tht* writing used ‘ talent ... He related onc cl his own speaker that he had struck nt repine*, and would also furnish a huge live nanje Homer Dam. for I experience*, where a hixh scta-ul *|M>n*ive chord. People do like to KEEP COOL Refresh Yourself [market for American cotton and not grt away from the Idea that it girl. filled an important- i>art be entertained: but they do want I other American products and would WITH AN their entertainment worth while 111'- “ • n™ With rglve employment to hundreds of •er,tad Id .ta ....... duim , three itlu-arial* He went to look They are getting more and more thousands id men In tlw beet field* Playing at petty pblitk* tor.a mem-|her up nm) found Uiat ihe nv..d dbgiotcd with the Hollywood vajand beet sugar factories ... a home ricty of cheap, nasty stuff, which tor of tto President’* cabinet to •(-■with toi widowed mother in According to cotim native* esti­ ilcullv announce tlie name to b- having only two room* Thia girl• makes it* appeal lo lhe discreditable Oscillating Fan mates. thc beet sugar. industry of was ill in a room without a .-ingte rk-ments of human nature and not tto United State* will produce ap. Buuldrr Dam instead window in it. She recovered, took to tlie good in humanity. , । proximately 1.*00 000 -hort tons of Dum Dam Gn On hiddinc bidding c'no< good bye to a , *uvai- tn 1933. Tiiat is about 2* per neighbor ju»t before leaving la* MOKAGAN. [vent r.t our Annual consumption. Angele* this subject was brought up.1 BENEVOLENT WORK Stationary Fan Mr. and Mrs Ed. Mercer of |Tto ptiKiucrioti of only 2* per cent Slw stated tluit *1m* wa* a teaciver in IS NOT AFFECTED Flushing spent the week end with ;of our rux-d* of th» qne.staple will the city schools of Phoriux. Anzmia, I Mrs Letha Adkins. j provide a market for more- than when tlie dam project *** flr.*t b.■Makes 5 Gallon Mr and Mr*. J W. Shaffer and 150.700,000 square yards ot American- ing considered, and that at several, W. K. Kellogg Foundation to Homeraisited over the week end 1 grown cotton in tto form of filtei im-etlnK* held tliere Mr. Hoover,; Continue Despite Clos­ with frlativrs al Plainwell. .cloth and sugar bags, used In tto siuroifiidcd by other civil engineer*, ing of Bank ’ Thr Webb reunion was held at' Ijiroccss-of sugar making und the and big bu*inrM men. wa* easily th/, marketing of the 1933 crerp This ci-ntral figure anrrng llitm and that. The recent cloning of tlie Old ,tto- home of Mr. and Mr* Clair all! n-quirr the cotton rato-d on hn> opinion, prrhaiv moq* than any Merchant* Bank nnd Trust Com­ Van Sickle Sunday. A bountiful pot luck dinner wa* served. Tlie after­ Hastings, Mich. 312SOQ acres uf Und. Suppose »e Other num* as to tto- feaMbilitv of panj-in Battle Creek will not In any , Headquarter* for Fishing Supplies made al! our own sugar; that would the project led to it* final adoption ' ■ interfere with the continuance .noon was spent in visiting, »|x-uklng. and music « HASTINGS * Telephone 2115 WE DELIVER _____________ mean muitiplyui< by four tto 312.There are two-lookout point* at . — .. . ....... , ......................... . „ . . thc dam. onr. some distance above .............. ^nd"!?!" UUu ^dkim’ImS ' I '■W*) acreage ol cotton the dam. one some distance above i1*1 ,1R benevolent work being earned . Beside, thi* the sugar tort indus­ and the other just below the dam [on in this and other counties by thc <iUi Mr ’"and try will cunsunii- 1.700000 ton* of Visitors a:e amply jwotrctrd from \v k Kellogg Foundation Mr> Elra Mvad ' NORTHWEST Rl'TLANI). | day gurtla In the Ned Lancaster? v everybody knows Mr Kellogg U ' Dorothv* Mead of Newaygo U SIXS: danger of falling overboard by a rolid wall of masonry four feel1 high ... man and..has „mean*-wending • Jimmie Dibble. Jr . returned tost ’ home. , 'efy wealihy to*r vacation with in-r par. . laneous supplies. Trunsjiortatioii and twelve inches thick. -1....:; 1 wt-ek from viiitiiig his brother. HobMr. and Mrs Sain Pratt visited [companies will receive in excess of around tte-.vc lookout point* The jin bank* in the big centers *o that ta^,».,r M „ ibat ert Dibble, nnd family ut Peoria^ III their daughter, Mrs John Johiuon. 130500.000 tn payment for trdns- bus first took our party to thr point the failure of a Battle Ctcek bank -is... <Widne>day with ,,e “>M> enjoyed a trip lo Chicago and family of Prairieville on Sun। porting sugar beets.- materials *up- above the dam to view the w1deiuiU |W, dwu,b hU flnanclu| pwj- thy Hayter spent Mr and Mrs Cluir Van Sickle. CallCentury of Progre** day.. [ phc>, and tto toet pdlp and nu>- expanae Of ground to be covered by . . . .. . , , ,, Mr“ — and wa*----- 'In " Benton ** "* Mr* nC.**R ”Dean., whoWesley Benedict ” ■"** ‘ ~ lawes for thg, 1933 crop If that(t> lhe wetee .»™ lhe <um h cmn-1'"’,’"?,* h“ W''"' 01 er* in the afternoon were Mr. and MrsEarl Culp, all of Nashville. have been staying tor several months Harbor Sunday vWting hi* uncle. what 2* per cent qf the possible su­ pleted. Hus dam. when filled with I*v“‘u“e CiU" . ’ . . .a Genevieve McClintock. Mabie, ** '' with Mrs Dean* mottor and sister Merton Ellison, und tamilv. fp tht* have heard «h«* connectlonAre ennn gar productton of this country tfilf water from the ram* and melted'-. »•' . ....... at Lake Vic*, arc t leavlnr. — wiKta this ‘ MenMr and Mrh Manley Burrougln Hauley of Perry came Saturday to --------. ------. . — -----do. multiply ttova- figures by four snow- from the mountains, which that Mr. Kellogg ha.* been criticised attend the Webb reunion. Genevieve I day> morning for their home in Ar- ut Three Rivers vL’ited Mr find their way into thc Colorado:.for not coming io tto rvtof ot tto ComplL-hed to help American rail- mcr atxvvr the dam. will back-up’ Tuttle creek bank in view of the rcmaincd tor a week's visit with her kansax having been guest* of Mr Mr*. Ed. Wtulrieiit one day tin- p.v“ [iact t)u»i he t* a stockholder and di- mint. Mamie Webb, und family and Mrs John Benedict tlie |uut. I roads it America shall grow all the While Mabie visits acquaintances week. — Mr. and Mrs ——Wm. Bellinger. Mita sugar we navimie. We could easily around Hastings i ML-s Donna Shute is-spending till* Elma and Robert Bellinger of f*mdo it It would diversify farm crop.* d.,n Snartum ita« ... Ita ,.«<»■ W ' --------------Week with Alice Comp slug, 5!i-.v Alice lornltie, littl • grand­ Suit a i bevt.-take litth-froin lhe btalv nl WWW whM, will ta tald Ini'"m "><• t?"11 In China one must Carry’ to or 15 Mr. und Mrs. Sidney Armour, also daughter, of Jackson, also Miss Buland, a* air aftl water furnish al­ tar uta ta Ita. italltan. ..I jWj tad pounds of squaie-lioled coin as Mr and Mr-. Alton Armour and vie Phl}ilp» of 8 Hasting. wi re Sun­ most every chemical clement found .«,>!<■ talnw ll..' tarn. <•= i». Itaiow .Ita- VJ ta.w .. on un­ Change for one gold dollar! ।children, of Buttle Ctetk were Sun- day Callen at tlie Fred Camp hiane. tamed «. ««., .tad Ital.THklnn |, Think wtal 11 wu ta lta.,,„, Kh, dnwn lroni <• W> unttht iron, whm „ w .taujtatt start,, H« «*™> ••J*' T Inin Th,, hank «1 Hta ramiry ll ».|lt. , .. lh„1K,„a . . .„rd\h tM b«. M. Iti iteaddition tank IntuWJlUm lo made all our own »uur. This year <>f r,.M.n„,r .what lie already had there if that it is estimated that.between 3SOOO I tak» n down a -....‘.i.1 would save it But in the judgment oirl 111 no n will > .J U K- rnn>. . i to . ln|* . Kav ' .bla . ,twJ. Ollt", of_ M>lld . . J1X.k -»f Iilu>w? li,... th 1,' ol Hnl 1 lie. tiiat bank* that laixi W.Ikil W<i men employed in rlniL charge Ito Ik.* mnikiKnii alone ui,u;r .u'iiik ul Michigan mjhe iraiding ot .num r,um tlie n,r sine Mdl, or „t the mountain ... Urge rum• would mountain, to ~”T" not hat ****»£.!?. sugar beets, transport nut them to !ita look™, pun. )tal tatar „u,,.ta|. 0-»uhdr.«-«l r,l fund. Pte. market and m tin- manufacture, ot ,OX!I,.,kins lb. d.m Al Uta >«n> "J"* beet sltgtr ll ha’ torn computed »r tald Ita. 1.1. tauta-i, bun- >«r ■' "ta l»"» UM .l..d l.« Kntal.1 d...n so tta rl>- I' “•>' uu-.-d U-.l lo rd ataad .111. • tils which i' now produced in rr tad M.n.« ll.ta In.ndtad tat ta- ;«‘> talltai dolthis codiyrt will inquire 32t.ouo.ooo l.n>- Ita dan. Thr..- au abo ^nl- L1" »h"h Mr >»"« man hour* of Anwricini labor. Mul- ..1 ..... ta ua ita tai.-, blaurd.'s """'S »«'«>”■ Pnta“‘ ...... Ita nnudUm !-‘-i ab-n. und onlUudna, that wwld require a rwxizc what it would mean in added both side* of the dam to divert tto ganization. employment for tlw United States ir waler Iran lU mp.lar »' In il... mailer H wnnu. In .»Uu.l I wc raised our own sugar a* we easily dial .beta C...M be had i dry ..«■ ’‘I* unenutanl hta bunbled. II will OMliji. , tam i« Ita luundalihl. «l lhe d..m “ tanmntatad Ita. a-tan Pre-M.lenr If normal climatic condition* pre­ Th™ hnlr, ata tamewhal In ahap. I Itos-'- U “.led W Mlmnl », vail during tto* giowitut MWiton thl* Ilk.- a hall eucle. l.a.bw Ih. »»,•<*»«* *• SeInlb llu- na.ural n-.,r bed delta uw Uul bole ad.uu, WnW would fntted Staten will harvest a ton rt ,n, ,ltl. ■ to- permitted |o reopen and that any ' crop which. at lhe pn-scfil low Tto dam i* to to -x hundred fcr; bank whichi wa* allowed to open prices of Mttar. will bring the farm­ up and down acre-- tto liver tod 1-'*t »* -[•’»«1 to ctow That ers a return of over jssttMiooo Tbc and from six to vrvi-n hundred text promise certainly has not high, when completed Tto concrete Instead it Menu x-eina a* if If the he Federal toe-t industry provide that farmer-' now being pound. 1* mix.*! u mile Rc»«rve and tto Reconstruction fl। shall receive a fixed pride for ttolr up. stream. is carried in a btu-ki t nance Corporation are-drawing-the tovlding eight cubic yards, bv eh^.iltm-e morettahtlyalltto Lime They Annually, thousand-of visitors come lo Mich­ from lliq sale of beet sugar. moln.ss- tne train . mht huge wire cable* urely did not lw^*T«‘ 111'' cl«f ti and best pulp Multiply those The,«.> cables are anchored one him-'u,t' Cr**“ b4nk' igan for their vacations. They spend a great . . .. . . . ..iru nf Ihn fl, ul u-Vr-fl Ir, towhat a tidy sum would bv e.wung to blastril in tor that .ptirpose opened after tlu- banking holiday, deal of money in our state each summer. i tlie farmer* of the country from su­ ordered by tlie President Instead of Before concluding thl* rambjlng gar bi ct*. Ilia year over 1000 000 descript ion ut $hl|l great undertak- bring mor» liberal the fedefal au- • The concerted effort of Michigan residents can acre? of land ajll lx- devoted to ■ng iwrniit me to -tat.- that no jwn tnontir, *i sugar beet growing Multiply Hurt al . . eo. . bring man* more vacationists to Michigan. by four und it will show that maify Vc can tell piir out-of-slule relative* and to lx- appreciated: laising would be made to grow sugar Your* truly. friends of the lidvnnlagc* of Michigan and , beets, bringing added profit to the W H Sctumts. I farmer and helpfully diversifying |>cr*uadc them to sficnd their vacations here. ! his crops . OBITt’ARY. No stale cun offer them more .. . few so much. Formerly, before tlie process of James Bi*ard. former resident of beet sugar manufacture had been (Continued firm page one) They will find no disposition in Michigan to perfected a* it l* not#. there was a Ashland township, near Grant but' ANO SETS NEW STANDARDS OF BEAUTY, ... , .. „ , , . difference that tlie ordinaly pur- of late ot Hasting*. Barry Co. died; "soak lhe tourist.” They will find vacation QUALITY, CONVENIENCE ANO ECONOMY jchav.r rtaiid d<lect betwren cane «. .ta UnlreraU,.lwp.ul ... Ann r-dptalta. '. »r P.k.—k, by « cr.«*r. • costs moderate and accommodations tu fit isugar nnd beet sugar. Now beet mi- Attar aKMw. JU.K U.IM. ..: ite o! K >™.., .0 m.« IB <U1. ;thr taP.rn.tadj. «hn .III taw Wc want you to see this new Frigidaire. Mr Itaard «... bd... u, Ohio r..mr ' "'.‘If ™ «>' ■ With its smooth flowing lines, panelled the-Amirwan pedplr should not buy .1.1. ta. ta.rnu Id Mirlta.n n!Itawhta rtata Uta., dre. by Ita Hr ... xiM ... Ata"“d r.taunltajn UM W>. design and sparkling lifetime porcelain In Michigan, they will find a delightful sum. -I tahUnd. ortatar 1 «. "» Crtaky ««., it introduces an entirely new trend in Here lit Michigan we will have curt .ta tatai.r »»., Apnl s. ll«n taitad a mentar M Ita^mnn.y I mcr climate; enchanting and varied wenerv; I sixteen beet sugar factories in oprrrefrigerator style and beauty. To ItaM untan ebddr™ — rr ■«>«»«•» Ocintar , lattoit ihi* year, provided no harm historic points of great interest; unlimited tarn. «a -tarn tan mm «' Stata ontap MNever before have so many conven­ Mil. (ta mMm d.taltar.' WIT -nktabily u .ootahta o[>fH>rlunilv for nil snmmr|n sports; the best of iences been assembled in one refriger­ ..._. r. Hl* good *1^ , !“t ; nut sugar toeU In Michigan thu- Mr. War- E Starr ..I HoMom.11record in that office led to ator—’A more food space with no in­ highway and other lrans|w>rtalion facilities; with whom he h*c made hl* home “ **"cliooslng ' him on tlw county organization He crease in outside dimensions—auto­ most profitable'crop on their farm*. comfortable and reasonable hotels, tourist know* township road* and the prob­ ! With thc present* rontnvet equally leaves an aged brother. Randel of lem of maintaining thetn. and will matic tray releasing tiiat causes the ice homes, and camp*; modern and progressive five grandchildren, tour good and probably better figures willI. Muskegon, give IJi best efforts ty hi* new du­ trays to float out at the touch of a finger torealized by grower*. AU the beet , “ »♦ ” grandchildren and many trlastores, ncw»|>a|>cr«. and theaters. ties ' v. . —-shelves that are adjustable—a frozen sugar factories in Michigan will n« Itive* I *'*"' and *"a friend*. Tlw maintenance work on Lhe 250 [produce half tlie sugar which tto I The funcral/*ervice» wax held at miles of improved county roads will storage compartment—double HydraThere is a model in the Frigidaire St an*lard And is this not a good year for Michigan i ]>coplr of this state alone consume ! H**’ Ashland venter Baptist church be in cl targe of John Cappon. who Sene* petted a* low a* $96 plus freight— tor capacity—interior light—automatic II all the people of Michigan would (»«••« Grant. Sunday. Jtlnc 1» mstallaucn and Federal tax paid. jrcoplc to spend their vacations in Michigan? lias served under Mr. Rakowsky for defrosting—and many other features decide that they would use beet su-1 ••• Mkine time in maintenance work on gar it would double the demand nn (JBITI’ARY. Few of us really know onr own alate well. A tiiat save time, work and trouble. our county road system. Hr I* a Michigan beet sugar factorle* for Nellie Marie McCarmxk. daughter good man. with good experience and The efficiency of Frigidaire’s famous tour of both peninsulas would be pleasant and • that article, double the number of I of Mrs Charles. Palmer was boni m know* hl* job thoroughly. two-cylinder unit has been increased Super Series Frigidaire reflects that men employed on farm* in growing Grand Rapid*. July 19. 1923 -and instructive. Many points along the way would We learn that the county has re­ beets and m sugar factorie* and suddenly departed thi» life on Fri- ceived a part of the cash due from twenty per cent. It uses only a small quality which means inbuilt depend* .... itfir.lv *«v aged 9 jeaf*. 10 multiply by tta-ta two ,h» lhe nnmhtainumber nt of dgy_ JlUW be ofgreat interest both to children and ad uh*. amount of electricity—no matter how the state highway departmant under ability and longer life' in the home. farmers/wlio would be benefitted by the McNitt bill, and that the coun­ Let us spend our vacation money in Mich­ hot the weather. Undoubtedly, these arc the finest Frig-. tlie raising of this crop. sister o! Barbara Ann McCormick, ty road rommlssJon is considering , America ha* made henelf inde­ and was a happy, cheerful little beginning work on the improvement In its chromium fittings, porcelain idaires we ever have had on our show­ igan thia summer. We would all profit by it. pendent of Europe in the matter of EfJJl' ,* of >ta the >« IM tata, mile* o. of utamn.p township .tata road* cabinet and powerful mechanism, the room floor. Stop in and sec them today. Iron and steel. Now we not only MKMjn ,or u» d'.t .. ,a,„ lhl, wlth lh, make what we need but are large exporter* of steel products Once four brothrr*. * *i»tcr. graridmoth- ennduton st were the IM-mile* takAmerica imported all th* tin platea ‘"JL™'.*^ “J"'1 <» improve m used In tlu* country—and we use cousin*, beside* a host of friend* _________ —— -------more than all lhe rest of the world Funeral service* were held at the Public education cost* have deput together. Now American Un BaptUt church Monday at 2.00 P. created 22 per cent in the United , plate mill* make all the tin required M» Rev B J Adcock officiating state during the past three year* । and export tin plate to other coun- Burial in Garfield Park cemetery., The co*t per child during 1933 ta m‘ tries. This ha* has been brought about rtranH Grand Rapids. ] UnuUd at M 7 cent* per day. Everything For the Fisherman! FREE TICKETS To the Strand Theatre Yo Extra Cost —The Tickets Are Free At the Lowest Price* In Years Get Ready for the First Day Sunday, June 25 Detroit Mr « tn Grat Emil in Chli Tickets Are Good For STEEL' ROD with agatine guides. 50 yd. 18 lb. test silk line, 80 yd. reel—all DUO PAWL LEVEL WINDING REEL INTEREST! V SIT TO BOULDER MM Grand* auoiirwi Hartl from A SUininr I $125 Electric Fan LARGE STEEL' TACKLE W BOX with hinged tray and ! partitions j HIRE’S Root Beer and X tjrand Mr , Mr. an Mr*. $3.87 19C S2.4S GOODYEAR BROS HARDWARE CO. Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column day x’.iru.1 MICHIGAN BELL \ TELEPHONE CO VACATIONS SPENT IN MICHIGAN We invite you to see the r MEAN new Super Series T! L F R I bn! AI R E SPENT IN MICHIGAN ■omen TO BM COUNTY i “1 CONSUM E R S POWER COMPANY s. �ARE BEING CONTINUED i- Social Events and Personal Mention NEED FURNISHINGS Members- of Methodist La dies' Aid Society Enthus­ iastic Over Project Mr and Mn E A. Burton. MU* MU* Marte Paiker rutted at her Ruth Handy and MUs Man- Mr- i Iwane In Alma over Bupday. Elwain visited relatives in Lansing Heten C!„rt u from 13233935 In Grand Rapid* on Friday. Eml) Tydrn returned on Tuesday from his farm al Gteeur. Io* a. Mr and Mrs Clary Crook visited ■ nd guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Harley Fnx apd William. , Mias Beatrice Parrothers and Iwr 1 c cooked green beana. 2 T »«<cl plcklct. 1 c diced celery. T'-nv ' Houghton for a few weeks fiaving Mr* F. R. Pancox-a l* vUltuig her nnbJwd hl* course al the Mklugan VISITORS TO THE OT­ ater. Mr* Mllhm Noble*, nf sciwol ol Technology’. , from Grund Rapids Friday and .will TER LAKE BILLET spend the summer at linna . Sumner Myria. Thomas Sfvbbhv- Splendid Home Maintained by American Legii.nutnd Auxiliary of the State ’ Ha.-tins* people who went th-- 1 Amy Whittemore. and Mr*. Ciinnct; Grohe Sunday rveninx and all enjoyed a picnic at Izik? Al-Otin-Quin. M1-V. Alice Mae Kre|M-l of Grafid Rapid* is spending a couple of k- ■pending ut Grund Rapids, thc occasion br­ ing Lloyd Penders birthday. :■< com | mi med chopped ci by Friday til) Honda; J4U* Grace Ed ninnds. who ha* been spending lev The sniartr*! suit on the. bench. the most comfort­ able suit in the water, is almost invariably a Brad­ ley Swim Suit. fcnik-d the MiiiL’toiia! A-—« nl th<- Grand Rapid. Di-tric .it Lake Haibor tieuY M.tskn: ul Drit'dl cAlldn Think of Your Eyes residing in Uly 'uTv‘n ■ M\ Anion T Jo Rapids wu* tla. qU- . McCoy W'tlii.-.Mfrtv ... - Jim , an.uv.r rww.'. Glenn Gwnfieid of Grand R*l»-:wat. of Mr ,;-nd Mi. Rai<>;. wua in <hc city on Batunl n nv,nfl wiii'h kn< < :U : Ov>- -> dunning the improvement* rm hi* |h<. a,.d ,i:1J att-nded the ftat.’ St. buildme. thr fornwr Ij4l„h-Pan n.ddm^ XamalMr rr-<tanrant rrrt-n'h- Or-. ... . .... R<bt)et! Hrttdmhbtl e r-oofcd pews. the inevitable cup ot milk fur the Pour1 water over gelatin mixture. child who enjoys It cold, or in »in­ until dissolved. Cool. Add real ter un appt'lang cup ot lwt cocoa Mir of Ingredient*. pour into glass mold. to Detroit to niftnd Sunday with Hub-r. Fairchild and on .Monday they went to Ann Arbw to attend the graduation ot their r-on. Rich- omething 2 T chopped onions. J T Gwptr-d green pepper. 3 T chopjied ptmietito stuffed Sir Clyde A Fultecently elected to equal promil'.r ever Mentioned I Offer Valuable Savings HESSMER the JEWELER Friday, June 23 I Mr.- Peter Stahl of Campbell from I Thursday Uli •Sunday and attended I the Krim reunion held at the Stahl on Satu daj cry Friday -Henin Helpful Suggestion; REED’S DRUG STORE Comer of State and Jefferson Sts. Sinclair’s Pest Destroyer Spray—For Flics, Moths, Anta, Mosquitoes, Etc. , 20c 65c I 2 OZS. I gal. $1.95 Soda Fountain Service Sodas and Sundaes . . Malted Milka Cold Fudge Sundaes . . Large Root Beer Package Ice Cream, pts. Projnv i Exposition. Th- y go with a party’amndufted by Supt. of I Schools F-ar of Plainwell. I Dr and Mr G, L Lockwood wer-in Charlotte Tuesday evening where .they met Dr and Mis Merle Vnnce of Eaton Rapid - After dinner all ’went to Eaton Rapid* and spent th- Cream three tablrsp.'oni i dd tlirrc tablespoons brown heavy frying pan with the mixture Caver tlu- boUtim of tlw pan with degree* Fahrenheit). Turn o serving dish, pineapple «de up. Kalamazoo where thr groom liar a although Iw -cent* *‘www)iat be: good pout ion with the Upjohn Co. ter. All h<n* for liu recovery gratulatloiiv Their many friends unite in extendin; congratulation* and beat -wUlwa. M1S<-EI.LANEOVS ’ SHOW fit. Forty-five ladles were present at a bridal ihnarr given by Mrs Jennie ( Hit AGO HOME TODAY. Noble Caln, *ht> was injured m Road at Grand Rapid* Tuei<*y Ian airplane smash nearly three night Tn thc afternoon Mrs. E. J. > weeks ago, has improved sufficient­ ly h> is being moved today to James Moh’-cr. Mds' Archie McDon­ ht» home in Chicago, making the ald, Mr* Frank Andrus and Mt*. Clarence Workman attended thc Chipso Ivory Soap Toilet Tissue 6 1000 Sheet Rolle 25c Butter Reit Quality 24c Hart *«£M Beans 53c 25c Corn Meal 2Sc Vary Finely Milled Hastings, Mich. Stock Sprays, gal. 65c, 85c.^l .00, $1.25 Saturday, June 24 Cake Flour Mustard MEAT SPECIALS Pork Loin Roast Loin End Very Lean Bacon u.» ! WE DELIVER PHONE 241 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JUNE il. 1933 page eight THE CHURCHES WANTS ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESq THAN 2 -? cintntcti or the WAtAieitB. Fully Ripe Fruit May Be In­ ?. r.bnni »t opj>. r»»k»r >tcnu«, tested with Insect larvae r.» n CMitwy, r»»iy. • and Be Condemned s.i... •'! hr blueberry -trihl. ■ liix-tukd upon bv nGitv I­ *. iidrnt - for a pcrJwT'M •mjiioymct.t tn tlb- -sum- h ...New Truss Proves Greatest Rupture Aid Akron MechinoForm Tmu adjustment. The Prescription Drug Store Our Success Has been achieved through care­ ful butinest manacement aqd xalhfarlory dealing with policy­ holder*. SEE VS FOB INSURANCE Citizens Mutual ,Shippi wfliSpu GEORGE M. NEWTON SPECTACLES FITTED. REPAICED. BROKEN LEASES REPLACED WATCH. CLOCK. JEWELBT REPAIMNO. CASH FOR OLD COLD. -*R«» T It. UC4._ p.rtor with Barry ItMHMVl’F.L CHUltCH. * (EPISCOPAL I NEW AND USED HELLO EVERYBODY! AXNOVNCING The Opening of “Trail’s End” Qining Room Sorting a m.-liciou.-- Bunday dmr.t'r- at 2 30 P. M. lor OTc Lunches um-d'at. uH'i-.ours at pa|Kuar pnevs ' The Cincebeauxs t- cal>rs ut the Green home ’■•‘Ofng .ten * »jay exercises were well ttn\anmt* c,iurth HASTINGS MARKETS PRAIRIEVILLE. Bernard Smith of Kalama!ted .it Fred.Smith's thc Jut- CHUKCH er Ttts UNITED mtETHCEN JK CREIBT I Kalamazoo Rendering Company Fred Smith. Beatrice J to Lapeer 7^itir-<:ay ■ Hilling.-, accompanied , n xlied-Hkc structure, usually vUitgIjig tlu» side of a blinding. hav; Ing a sliijilng roof nnd corbelled L F. Erl/att< tided the flower floor. It Konivtlme* Is u<-d hiinieit De it m Wrdnspi — it a decided *uc , : small shed built a« a temporary Jackson and Mn i-IH-nt gbelter In un open field 1* cU«m<m! -tl o' pull lake ' ‘*’**' '',lnls^ln» a penthouse.- The term is now i Mr anti Mrs Milo Lehman and i “Id-lied to living quarter* built on , Mrt -Jacluon visited Mt and Mrs.. ,,le roof at “ ,al1 buililing. >J Laurence Osbonie und sons of: ------ '■------- --------------------cr.Calrtfcmla Stintfay. . Messrs. Beasley & Sons of Canter­ , D N. Hiir.i vwcU attended the fair bury. Eng., have been in the dying - u- chlragu from Saturday until business since 1189’ Thunda; —is not expire ^Funeral Director ! ■ h»i dnughter. Mr* Arthur Eifler. Wrj. and family of Battle Creek Sunday M: < Chapple of Wayland is .‘i-i-nding. a few weeks with her! -> - .hrer, XL- and Mrs. Floyd Shelp,; ar.d family. me Stuiday: Monroe and son ot Kalar-t the latter jwrt of the her faarents und attendool picnic ker.tng the Corn til be led by Mr: New activity in building trades Is detected in : H centers. It is welcome news. seems no other way to get the musl* v STREET- HASTINGS FREE r Firestone 30x3f . • $3 I- 4.40^1 . $3.25 5.00-19 $5.89 4.50-21 .. 3.85 5.00-20 _ 6.07 .4.75-19 , 4.20 5.25-18 6.63 5.50-19 . $7.65 ALL OTHER SlfXS tN STOCK AT PF.OPORTIOXATL-I.V Low rnicssi . SPECIAL Low Cut Prices a tru» mpy. MiUrH «wi On Our FAMOUS BELMORE Tires Ut« ' 'uid’u V*1 Liv« Beautifully • the full powfr of perpopal frsnth! . It mitot be rherUhlng noble b»* J? and hope* nnd purposes; r* will give ted Mrs. Warren Coolbuugh A Canadian Hr and Mrs Ni-il Smith at r-e.riscope to v«' rrn version than any of the^» !i HIGH SPEED. OLDFIELD SENTI­ NEL AND COURIER TIRES! PRICES START AT . . . . Children's Day exercises at the ("h 1 E church Sunday. Tire program | ® A PRACTICAL : We Fay the Telephone Char^ei . . . Col! Collect British museum. S’auon c-mpleted. It u an onuturot ’o our town We wish him sue*° ’tr “ r- -* We alA> have a good garage.k < and three ether places where gas । t»a Foundation we.— ijj.• former speakir.? t>n nene." Margaret and ma: lure gave a plan: due-. J Uf.Fovosti । found In "I.e Chemln de Valllanci-.” ■ ml Mrs Floyd Wales Bertha Bungee of Milo was a —when you employ •i-'lly daughter of Knlamu.-ixi line moved in man Also the Owen* family m >o th- • Dialogue*.-* Socr»te» In"Ailoebu*.** !u the -Mubua’ 1b* -aBe»- are given as fourteen* by Jei,uda. aon ut Tbema. A mote ci<4- Mr .-.nd Mrs Steve- Aldridge of j DUliactiva Fuaaral fc-Ahe are ’ PAHL'S CARDS of THANKS TELEPHONE 2118 Ed Beisncr ol MtniH-apolu-, Min Mis* Hu.t l HOikcn and Mbs M dn-d H-.-sheii nt Ri-nnvUlr. Mm.-. i'« their sister. Mrs James Underh;!i who h.u> been quite sick the iw-1 few days Mr. Underhill is Somewhat improved. Over 30l-) ptopjj. vUJted tlw flower show Wednesday afternoon and . .. . ..-------------------------etefting. It was a bMutiful display i Jolin.-uti cf Kuitima-'Uf Bowers mown by the ladles b-.-ng hrrxvacation with lengtng t» the garden dab There. parent . Nr. Mrs A C ’•’•re 109 entrim and 4S diBvretit ' Varieties «4 Dow< r» hixueplanu and -■r.»J children in thl» commu- single specimens. Several honm ■ J.a.ui; thc whooping cou£h blue. —... tad. .yellow ------ -------and ------white1’ color >• ccr.giatulutr our scwniii him! tags were awarded •by •»-the judges. • ill i-’ii', Mn. Bert Patton entcriaiiH/f iwr thu daughter from Battle Creek over ird.-d * spelling certificate for 1 per rent apelung. Mr. and Mrs. Harold BUfiiee en­ I >::o UL.-ry of Grand Rapids Is tertained company from Kalamazoo • ■:./ at ia» Cottage ut Deep lake. :Sunday. Tank st lrit» Im for Cahtornu an \- to 'petal Us xumtner I Rcberttwaa cailni to Grand S'huk<‘.*jH-Are’s dwrlpt tratyptlon from infancy Glenn F. Laubaugh CHARLES H. LEONARD FLOUR FEED COAL CEMENT LIME BRICK -:- TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS, MICH. ivii’e spent the latter ,<<k v.-.th the* form, r’s and Mr.. Perry Van , ---- ... .. . of ----G.m. lake WRECKING 192’i Whippet—1SC7 Buick— ’ 1938 .Willy-Knliht f— Chrysler jO-68-CI— Chevrolet t-fi— Model A Turd. OFF.. WBD a- SAT. EV,CHINOS instead of reversing them ordinary mirror doe: Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company Dead Stock REMOVED Growers AUTO PARTS ’ Save time and use McCormick Deer­ ing twine, guaranteed Tor length, strength and weight. I rented against destruction by insects. lhe cheapest' twine in the long run. If you want a cheaper twine w.e have a good standard twine at a lower price. See us before you buy. i of Barry County i» list. M>rXti 1'ZEUH xoltuT aisxt.r. sbte vr..«, sud ’ the school reunion’ picnic Saturday at Cedar Crc-g, Im .and Punion MacL- od J-It Monday for Gmtip Kr;Ilo l> n.u- m Gun lake tor About thirty ladles attcnjlcd the gone tor three t,rk** mcirt. ^lyannliu? demonsttation ut thegiindcrs. J. Duffey and cT^hoslhouse I-Tiday afternoun. U-ndra a partv - at thKathryn Horton cpttii port ot hunu' hear Gun lake one t visiting at the home of Mrs Gyorge Leonard in Hasting* i Harry Scute havj> havg, Mr. and Mrs William G Smith: .. . Chicago idler. .gi-hd»;■—* entertained IslciuLi from Indiana I .<ek!. uilli the io:mer's.Sunday. ' an entertained Tite young people's choir will Intel1 parents Friday night for re-i Mr and Mr* Goodwin and wn। nt at the, — church ot n.- ir Gon lake spent Thursday hearsal. Mrs. Campbell will en■‘■I.:..r Mtn Mr. und Mr* Win ** “ Edward ' tertaln the Bunnell L. A S at her| .. .nd r.lx-d .. ..aundt’n of In- h wc at Midland Park. Thursday tin- renifival of horses. ■ i(xih» •u>-nl \hr twek end at P M. June n. tor puppet Please' charge cal! Kalama;: '.!• KiLba r. t.dHamilton hum-* ’change of piece and date t > jra‘-: -d to help Mr HumM: - Charles Moreau of AugiL't.i ait.i th-- Miinnur aurk ' and Mrs Ida Mac|tfbn of Battle itASTlXCS CITY MISSION. TAc Progressive Crowers Binder Twine Trade Was Good Outlet ! East Lansing—A change of 10 per minute. . - - ....................... Later, when ,the — cent in the supply of hogs causes a put down Its big thtee foot well 20 per cent change in the market ineiui-my ma the council, on price and Michigan farmers are . • c.immeiidution ot <hc city en- now confronted with the problem of ; pun-ltu <-d an t'lectrle pump disposing .of their pork in a year mpacitv Of tax) gnUoiLS ixr when there are more than 2-.SOT.O0O ■te. the water to be supplied more hogs than usual, accorduig tu । un 1.14 well. Thl-. was lor Charles Brand. Washington. D C.. . - . iuy purpo*i. In case of n who riow-tt trying to increuse farm birakdown in electric transmtasiun incomes through provisions of the tne pumping fetation is equipped----- — • — .-..•I .i atandbv gasclme. engine.: Mr. Brand polnta out that the u‘iu>:h can pump 750 gallon.: per American pork producer can not (ninut*. . ' • ’ ' • । hope t;» dispose of a normal export When the delegation from Ionia supply cf pork. Germany placed u )-:t their city Monday morning a duty of I8M per hundredweight on *>j gallon per minute electric pump.’ lard last month. This duty was 82 40 a hundredweight more tlua die — ...„ ......------- . -. price of lard in Chicago. There are n l.-. ie Into the water mn'-ns- When only’right lotelgn customers for ’■ 1 arrived hen- they found u 350 American pork now lor every 20 that minute pump was doing wen? buying in 1028-29 the jumping. and requiring less The consumption o! pork and Its : io iwrsc power. In other words, product* by Americans lias increased Ionia was using ahr.n>: double the during these yean but the increase d.n put wa .mount of current used here. Th -:.- jn consumption has bi<ti obtained an- l ing periods. csjx'ciaii;.- in the by a drastic cut in price. Pork can and ev.neu --Itdcr months und at night, when not be stared for long fieriod* but tlu>a'loiis per minute pump must be mpvcd on the truwrket und • al) tile wa-.r that > - c,i-| U{ whatever price it will bring It ' tj Tlds .. nred in_ in Hasting*; Hinting-; but in Ionin Ionia Jt i1s driving down of price pr.ee often ;« 150 gallon pump, u.lng 70 results in the. farmers receiving a . ixjur- to pump the same much smaller sum of dollars fpr thr d •:-sanlitv r.l water that is pumped greater number of hogs than they ii-: • aith a nuinp tlrut will u-e tyould have obtained for u much ’ ‘ ixswcr. Anyone can *ma]lcr number. In addition, the arransemon saves fanper Iom-j the extra feed, the ex.in..-* 1 he loiua city tru labor, und the added capital in.ow high a ctHciab «w soC.url) imprcKMU with _________ vestment. thc 11 th«-> Ui-cidcd t.i tti-ia'.l th-.- The provisions of the Agricultural: - ime kind . a„ outht tn their oan ^djujnnent Act will he invoked m <.• .• ‘‘umpitie dutmn And t» ttx- »av t0 obtam 4 higher price for : 4n' alii for it Hl a dngl- hogs p|,n iuid fna)f thgt oJ tng then their curcur- trfc<le B<IeemenU or the merrase %,!.». tnan> S ’- ” tt.ng >;«>' a- ............ • l‘bl>• ,............... "' u “V* ’> . may Q.. be obtained by aliottment of, , c, .... We h„r .. doubt, .... :lu .h,v ( .VI- .no th.-y are are. twra...bei-aim- .-marction. , r'<./. .4!l" ’•s,n'f ihiougii- W hicfi coru which consumers, proceAMXx and produccra are represented will be held before any plan f> selected. Control". Helds the nipturo mora securely and ellmlnato* wmecaswry and painful usEl crushing prrnure. We ire duxlve Akron Tnr-s Fit- FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMAZOO. MICHIGAN d J. L- MAUS Ee<s! BtyreicaUtm, HuUcca Web. i NEED NEW FARM ACT TO HELP HOG PRICES OFFICIALS Pork in Sight Now Than VISIT HASTINGS More During Years When Expor,t BLUEBERRY MARKET « expansion hiiiI symmetry t<> lH>-ly which coirtalns It.—TJie Living ; tcrMook nur.h. ALL TIRES GUARANTEED Mark's samaU** *11 tlr»» u (Its nV Ufscierr •vnrtes »»• «st<Ue«s at time ar mU«S4». $099 30x3}4 — 4.40-21 93.20 4.50-21 _ 3.75 4.75-19 . 4.10 ALL TIRES MOUNTED FREE! i-4i« M*>k s svrv- �Wednesday, June 21, 1933 | wer price. >any IENTS and 3 treasure hunt were planned , iv the leader*. Refreshment* were NORTH MAPLE GROW. Mr. und Mrs. Claud Hoflman and sons of 8 Maple Grove spent Sun­ reported fine time day with Mr. and Mr* Fred Hanc* I’anip Fire Girls' Cunterrncr, from Wiirra rynic *pent Bunday with Unkii Prompt Action ia By Home Economics Specialists City Clerk s and Treasurer's, Havtingi. Camp Fire Group* held .d Mrs. Orlle.Bctaon ami jamMichigan Slate College a Grand Council Fite at the fair Books ShouId Check All,Comp ah .camp Fire rare Giris uiiis in the vn«- Battle Baltic . Taken Smaller Towns lie factory and in the office. It* grutindj. June 7. at 7 30. Mi** Fl«r- Creek Council over 14 years ot agv -.^y . I prospect* indicate a considerable in­ Are Doomed With Each Other were -r-- invited - f T to : a conference on I Mr*. Frank Kepkey of Battle FACTORIES AND FARMERS rn-a-.e <>f orders for tlw- summer and Lansing. • June 8 - a Murugan Nearly ]:>ix*j wotncri At thr council nueting Fryjay Battle Cre«lr, wa* prewnt and a* Tuesday. June 13. at Camp Kitan- Qreek U vUttlng Mrs. Norman.Con■ ■ .1 . r. night ron'hieration wa* given to the ed the local chairman. Mr». Caukin. idwa and at Bartle Creek, LXPECT IMPROVE ' fill«d with small communities strip- 2 " ' Wednrs-I'idiii. ----Interview* with revcral merchant* prd of '.heir creameries, elevator-. reiiort of Ludvig C. NicIm-:r of Bat- in conduct remoniM. Wood Charley Crouse and MU* Gertrude WENT IN TIMES hllc there lumber, coal and stock yard*, and three months. M .. Smith.,. tie Creek, a Certified public account- a id fire laid in the und swimming Is panned for the; ooudreil of Hartings spent Sunday txm n9 large recent Increase m raliu- local Industrie* ana nil rail- Mute leader.ot humt demunalriinoa ant. who had made a th< Fh autfit afterruou by Fxlna Shultz. Harel Mtemuon. Supper at catmp. a camp Dexter Crouse's. Caukin and Suranne Sumner. F.u-'fire 1 bu-.hu it h.u* improved and pro,- load'property tn tiwin abandoned agents. Muiiijpn Slate College, an­ ot tile city'* books. MORE EMPLOYMENT ■fire and conference conference talk* uixs ;n'tlie m the evveve-, Hi: . II ■ . ’. i <■* •« V • > A Al n RPTTCR RRIOCQ ;Pect_s reem better for'the summer and gru/*-grown was; pictured ’ this noimceThe iiiH-tlnt;.s were held ip Mr Nieto n show rd that ’.ait year lowing the Wotolo call. Hie gtrls rung. Out of town girls are invited. HHU DC 1 icn rniLCo-.ind Full than wa* true 11 year ayu week foi tire transportation commit- 59 count ie* in tlu .lower, and upper lhe city tax roll wa* 837QOQ. that the formed circles around the fire and ■tee of the Stair Senate by Ray penlr.sula>-. city has enough* fund' new to that af:<r giving th*- iiunddgn. all rang TJie Hastings Factories Have, wooVthiiTear rom^i^ wrth a year' Pierce, railroad jentlneer of Saginaw. Enrollment* Iff-tte prvJect.* showed probably at thr 'end ot thl More Orders Than They 1 ago.-the higher 'price of butter in Speaking fur 45.000 railroad em­ an increase of 1.4UU over him year. year. July 1. It will have u balance h<-h> wete lighted by Frances Button, Connin' Club a party unti comparison with last year at this ployee in Michigan. Pierer urged Mean.-, cf ccohonhzing were t>m- on hand of more than the total city Ethel Sayles and Barbara Barnum, Had Last Year time, also the considerable advance*, pass.igc of the bill to regulate trucks. phasized in all project- during .tlw tux of 1932 Tto-re was 3 balance af’er which the. circle of girl in About twenty from Harting* will in the wheat market, as well ax for 'Till* doleful picture is not of a on hand, after deduct mg-avstufid- ceremon.-ai 'xMumes rang. Burn. go to the camp on Tuesday, several ..- modeled, furniture repainted and ter nnd that business ha* started bean* and livestock-nit give nope distant future," Pierer told thcw comof whom expect to go to Battle definitely upward. for better time* ll the farmer hn’mi-tn- I am speaking of something refinished and edds and ends ot May 13. 1933 which was the dale Ih<-National Birthday Honor war ।Creek fur Wednesday. . ’ Hatting* has .several ftburishlng have lair prices for lb- product* tor j (Hat has already started. A* a rail- UM-ie*r material made into attrac­ on wluch the oflicial- aud.t wa* awarded to Ulhan Tolhurst. MarMARTIN ( ORNFRS. s Industrie* on which the progpinty the next few year* it will go a long read •engineer traveling glmost daily tive floor covering'. bared. Mr Nieben's report show* . iOrW Sicbums and Jocelyn Ironside of the city depends. For the Inst wav toward restoring p:o%puity to u,r -jj years -through southern mber tl.r c.‘iu:.-!i services ’ the bank balances a-, follows. In of O-Dakota uraup. Thore taking .three year* their business has the tlie country country. There bn isn'tl a farm Michigan I hare have already wltrwvred' witru-uedi by u™ enndjed m tlw the City-Bank tlw city had on de- -Woudgatlrfrc.*; ’ Rank were <Mn ' r.rx: Hunday. Sunday Scluxd 3-. i JBHk the beginnings. Tlw unregulated rtothing uroleci There included posit S23J50 48: it had in the Na- Anna JohnsoQ, France* Sutton and 10 30 o’clock followed by the preath.-lumped, some much more thap that doesnt need repairs or Imdrere£ roaG a nd d faheiis S- tional Bank *30 519 58 at the time others The furnituru—borincM wa*; proremenu to farm buildings, new truck is to blame ’ z mm yan Corder; Flretnakere* Ing service. You are cordially in-J hard hit. Our two furniture plums farm machinery and ollwr "rttclc?■ -nien .ire score* of small towns 1MU 7^. aHicks Werc brought to the examination wa.-. made, but Hank M;,s». Blanche Caukih. Lor- cited to attend both ot these sen*— m | -----.. ... „ that once held great promise or j|M? group meeting* and suggestions tlwre were outstanding city voucher* etta JljMm«*vr and Lrona Wlnir.gi-r havew.... operated only a few weeks nt a that ?*lll help cm the farm, rhe time and with small crews of men. faniwr ha.-nr been buying because: had already arrived in which weiP KjVrn lor making the gmmenu of 52.27216. which brought the .111The L A S. Will be entertained* The highe.-t rank, that of .K now seem. MS H tlw furniture >■•’ »>x.n 1 had thr money With taxol „.tro»w*lon are evident /uTpre-rnt Re ua] working balance tu the figure* Torchbearer, by Club No 2 at the home of Mrs. f krade has stated to improve, aa the tlm« will ■iv. raee ronMderabh*. -niejr grain elevator* and whole- mudelmg ro*u ranged tram 15 cents shown by the city clerk'; bJukr. nnd <»n<-'nnn n. There un i!.:: *.V, KJ Ww B J ja EC following will indicate I< in Barry county, prices of farm ajld uan.hoU5P buildings stand ?‘ 851,707.59. ’ ' snppar. You are cordially invited ■ The Grand Rapids Bookcare Com- :Products already om’sider.ibly above u|fa.; ttrelr Mock, lumber and cual -Tin- home honw ftirnkhine ornieet rer<-A pleasing Children's Day pageant1 6conomia!-6fficient . Mr Nielsen recommends that the bearer may lx- carried; those who furnishing project }wny reports that May brought a year ago. with pro-ixci.s for bolter yard* are empty; their crcamenc* Ilort shows 14S5 Mfroot oldcur- council install a modern accounting ol order* । ^mpldy^nt rOw fatones of Hi^- 3.^ Oltw bu.,y raiIro.l(i {^ina aUcn,d; ^tJclva of Iurni. system for the city treasurer’s and Lillian Tolhurst 'having taught a was carried cut at. the church Sufi- r .if .laxl / t that they hove had In any one 1! •ould -i m .1. if tin Im- Height house* and sidetrack are Idle lun. rit-uphobtered 3 <wo rugs. I loo city clerk's office*, in order tiiat each Sunday* School elaM fur 9 months.'.’1day evening by the children and I nniihlg IC5WU • . month for a year and a half ». far 'n'*<h-'"* ut‘n‘ “*,,d ”,wnl> /‘and wrod-hlddcn. ^Tlwdwm mid 2271 may be a complete check on the Leah Burg*** 'having been an as- young people An offering was uk->■* rViiimeActlOn' poUDlcrav In June the improvement continues. *on*!deral>Ie improvement In btul.,u.At.r js piu|n. Trucks have or furniture repainted or re- other, so tiiat the-occount* may al-, stsiant guardian*, Hextne Downing.,1m fur educational work with iirospcct* far brighter ’ than;,,<!M *or Ha.-.iini;.v taken Uw buslne.-.s and trade that pnbliid. ways agree He declared It unnoc- Betty Donley. Hazel Catikln. Made- i Hay have txjen fot; a long time. Tht.once centered ni there towns into • r. c&sury tu pul in an elaborate sys- line Cook and Edna Schultz 'each well,'Mrs. Eva Trautwein and Alfred J SAME PRICE officer,* of the company antlci|>ale a ASSYRIA BOY HEADS l‘he big cities, or directly from tlw 1 1 1 ■a S having been leader xof a Blue-bird Fishpr were Sunday afternoon call- | considerably larger volume of orD| |DC ... nc eTA Dne ' big cities to the small communities V AA r* A 1TTTAAC analyze revenues and expenditures. group'. Violet Revnolds earned her era at Mr and Mrs. Chas Chap­ ders for fall than they had In 1933, BUREAU OF STANDARDS adjacent to tiwsc towns. Truck.; are * • i’L A. 1 1 ILlVlO so thut the city treasurer’s, as well -T%rchbcari ! s Rank in miBic nnd man’s near Barryville They found!! and 1932, ' c-»M.ntiai. are here to stay. But the*,/ ■ . . ui,u itu*. tn »r it’ “o- ncic io .s*.uy. uu*. nicy a* city clerk's book*, fiould nt any • Mr* > Alice EfeVnes Barbara Mrs. Chapman sofnewhat , improved! Tlw Hostliig* Table Company has Lyman J. Briggs, Named by j have not been an unmixed blessing AS 42 YEARS time show tig- exact status of the Cronk. France.-, Cowfex Viva Smith, in health been operating for a few weeks with — — -—■. | to ... tin stnHil town. — They- have iitowed Twenty girl*» are Un lug u big city’s finances. With Mich a sys- Jt-anne I>-Vn«;- Arloa Mvm and Mi<* Beatrice Barry returned home! President Roosevelt, — Con­ i._ u small crew of nun making pew | up file small community, xtripjicd it Jl Camp Batay tlu* wwk. the tern the ..vMiucr AGO treasurer nuu and ..the city clerk Florence Wesierilnd earned theirs in Sunday from Grand Haven where} firmed by U. S. Senate »amples nnd slock for thc anticlpat-. 1 of its 1,mull industries ntid.buMhess ramp dicing theU21*t Couii-elJor.s. can easily check u on "J each other', other's Hand Craft. Each Torchix-uicr wmi bhe ha-s been teaching, to spend thc, tjl improvement In trade next fait ,J McK« .m, books, removing the chance for AtnoriR the several hundred noml- n'nd otherwise -milked . .... . it for thc lu,ve b,fln ... er . presented with a 'Rirchtearcr’s pin summer with her .parents, Mr. and .1... ... u._ _,...* .Director; Mm Gertrude Slater of. ror or difTi.-rejiceS tn their records and »a nxntcu *nw’y report their business for tlw nalion-,’iireo-nted by thc Pr-esldcnt sake of the-blir citylighted taper In a rustic hdhl- , Mrs. Mflo B luM. two month* lias been, consider­ to tire L'nitcd Slat" , reiutv. for con-( "I ani not here to fight for thc Kalamazoo, swimming teacher; Mr.- , while Uwe difference* hawtiffn er. The taper.-, ’ *-r.* u. were held high ns> the repealed Uu ably better than for Die corrciijwnd- flrmation on Saturday we noticed .'mall town or for the railroad* but A Maland of Kalani.iz<*>, arts and, reconciled in Hie past H was neci-s- e.nl, girts,rejx-at'-d the Torchbearer’* 1>­ ing two months a year ano and th tlie name of Lyman J Briitgu, who for my job and thc jobs ut 45.«Xi crufts; Ethel Crook. Ellen Uwiurd;, sary tlw — account* /ire’"Tlu* light which ha.i ix-n -—. to .— check «... —....... ntlnuteh ntiv, r>ud iiwiit — '>••* ----------•---> - ’ given ■ ’ - to rrw -I desire ■' romjairiy is banking on still further w.i- born in A*< yria township and. other rail employe*. lint those job* und Helen BrogR. tent- leader*; Mr*.i t" to learn where difference* had arwtu p.i... undim­ ■ A. C- Brown, cook. c.... „, ,w v. procn S-. in tlw coming montlu. . en • This can. in tlw opinion of Mr. med to other* " ■mew to young manJiood ttwre He depend on flic continued prw|>erity C F Angell a*sl-ted with a Fath-j Nielsep, be prevented bv iivstufling The C H Osborn Company, was named'by tlu- President a* Di-land buiirwsa of those small towns manufacturing ns it does a line bf ■ n-ct.>r of the Bureau of Standard* and of tlw jnilroad* rerving them If er and Son banquet program at, a.modern accounting system for Ute few minute* about tamp this suinnovelties for ladhw* wear, lias be.cn nt Washington, a very ....__________ friiportatrt , tlw rtnall town die* - and tris tacnlg Goodwill ’ church last Saturday two office*. hi. • I,., mer at Kitanniwa also about the u • quick to fee) the change. Tln-ir ptr.ihon. fur cf-f! di-ath death bccaure because •- business ta i» moving night Rev. M. D. McKean was the! He close* 1,:.-. kltcz ' that Bureau vitally efby stating tluit iw ha*-received tlw businca* Muy tht yi-nr was M the pru.-iand p'rosjx-hty ol away from it--then the railroad ne­ principal speaker Rev F C Wing's S S.-class uf best, possible co-ojeration from the I* aad*!* and at Battle Cr«*k. June ( per rent larger than for tlw corr»-s- thrt rountr. Mr Briggs fans bx-n initivitie* Quo the small town also die ixmding month of 1S32. At the pre*- the employ ed the governin'ut unce and so do railnmd Job* if traffic 'Coats Grove will have a pm luck 1 city treasurer, lhe city clerk and the ’** aiia H ent time thev-buve enough orders Jo Ih* graduated Irom th' Mlchn;.i<i; abandons the rails then tlie’ rails 1dinner at “Camp Barry ” next Sun- chairman of tlie finance committee . ‘ ---------------------------------— -------------- — songs, ’ Mammy M*»n.” “Lay me to .keep ihim runnini! at edpwlty for College- H-- xt.i- first m tlu-.will abandon thc small town and 1day. FAIR L.tKE.-------- Sleep in Sheili-’npR* Flanw- ’ followed Barry County Y. M- C- A- com­ lhe •■nhrr nimith of June, while last dcpartmi-n*. of agriculture. Hr rar-j will be torn* tip. Tlic Bunnell Utlie.v Aid Society : by UIC ''X'-BlKhhhing of the the* J-ar tiicir plant was operated only tried <m 111* stiwlp ; und received <li -} But m fighting for the. small : ml'tee ami their wives were at CTt«nony by Norma three dav.. |x -r week. Mr. Walton be- . unr.-. from Columbia University .ns town, the railroads and my job I nm 1camp last Friday evening for a big which'wa* to have been held with' wl,h lievt’.i their experience so far thl’ । wil a:, from Michigan Vlilvershy.! not asking you to crowd out the supper und a report on summer Mr . Charles Iwclilcltner Thursday, J‘}cobMin. Hek-R Angell und- irnia • has been pmtpofiid on account of. Wat‘*« ■ y«-a», indlca{rs a definite turn lot He ha*. tX’ n connected .with the .truck We don’t want that. We .camp. 1 Blur Birth’ Picnic. T? S K. R' id.did valiant service Metrics*, ft will be held June 29th the U tter in tlu-ir business. — -j--—Bureau of Standard* fur many* yean-, want only tlrat jw Rive the rail-; On Tuesday. June G. th*- Blue . The. Seal Company, supplyiiig us.;,hd has had'a.large Part in divelop- (reads an »ven break. They haven’t at the boys' camp, teaching boys to instead with Mrs. Edusud Camp­ bell at Gull lake uirn Bird ciitK. uw :ia- Junior Junior division division of ot fl do<-*.alxxit 95 pr-r'cent of the rail- mg |t.< Increasing uscftfliwr.s to the jhad had it It because the trucks have been make bow* arid farrows' several articles uf bay ’ s clothing --------Vernon Webster and wifi- spent Camp Fire, held a picnic at the fair road mileage of the country with car Industrial lite -*••-•-» - --• ■ - -----, unregulated. Tlw thlnns that »-----have .unrtay in In Flint. Flint, grounds. GirU from all lire groups. reals, ha* been ojurnting Its plant ■It wu* wry fit time and in every b<-cn happening to Michigan's town* that were left at camp cun Jbc ob- * Sunday PHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE on" an av<-rai:c about three day* |wr way .merited. Hurt th*1 .senate iinnni- have happened because tlw truck* taiiied at C P Angell’s i x r ---------• • with Uivlr leader.*. iCiunp Fire Senior 1 htahW ’ ?101, (1 thri’e f’’et Rlll-S‘ IhL> ’'“‘tiers' guardian*t SOI Til MAPLE GROVE week for .-.oiiw time. Tlw monthly tnously confirmed tlw nomination of have beep unregulated. Regulate the Wlrre prawtit. A program of games j Homemade ice cream und-cuke at high In the cvntei. car loading*, compared with a year, Mr. Brlims for thl. hull-Iwrtior. -trucks, put the’ railroads and the Claude Hofhnan* Thursday. June ago. and the volume of ’business' TTrj.. j trucks on an ev. j plane, nnd these MIRTH < ASTI.F.TOS. thing* will strni Tlw old-Jime ar- 22 Everybody come. There will be a from cii'tonwr* who buy .scab for their individual bibinexs has defi­ Mr Uow Wrxilston and dutigh-1 uvity of tj-,c small town is very likrlv place to eat inside If it* stormy or nitely increxM-sl: ,m> thteX. company ter. Brnwitu. of Richland *|*-nt u-t<> return. If the rails don't.get that;■cold. fis-1. warranted in cxpcclitd! a larg­ few days last week with her ixircnta,• even break then watch out for red' Mrs Frank Norton und Cleota isjient afternoon er business during tlw coming sum­ Mr. and Mrs .Civile Covlllc.’ flights on the branch lines." ----- Sunday -------- , ----------— at Jay . mer and fall months. Mr und Mn, Robert U-nnon and; Pirrw. ,.mp)lxdwd Uiat abandon- Hawkln. in Vermontville Thc Viking Corporation, with ita daughter, Mary, of Grand Rapid.*. > nH^ fa branch railroods will mean ! fcclan Kleckner of NftMivlIle spent I Ilia: Of automatic sprinkling devices Wcdn«srlay with her parents,inot only serious curtailment, if not 4 1<-U’ day* at Pete Hollman;, last, ;j ____ . .. .slop|Kige. .______ _• *1-1 week. for plants, store.- arid public build­ Kt.. «>*.! Xt._ W Ih.lmor hn<-r complete of ____ essential —........ “.sman-rown Jujlu Gray entertained thfe ingexperii-ncetl a slump In it.-. J. Varney -andJ small-town enrerpruCT. enterprise*, uu, but .<™ loss u. of . ammle of Nashville *jwnt ........... Sunday njll( ih |Incnl motion, 1M now paid uby the buklntM lost year and tn 1KH be- .......... , ,। m „cn tKOl inMUHU| ,» >«>.» , M ,v. Birthday club Wednesday. ,.i. tlwir *i—>.. Jjrotlu-r. Homer Rowlad- ilrallj .. . antl. W... ....have .to -pl Eber Hoffman and Wife of Has-! future jo little building Is being dour with hlch* will be In this coufflBl* and mx few addi- । r. and family. 1 - -to other -- ----- •low- ’»»£’ S«;nt Saturday night at Pi le liraivferred property: tions tu old plants. The company ”— ,— Mr and Mr. “rv :.Timr of farm values tributary to the Hoffmans. Harting! railroad. milling a further burden.' Mr. iUlri Mrz_ Bob Elliston spent last year had a better than average ndms: i business compared with othea* com- uWi tbi-ir _ and at — L- Penningtons -irai return reiurn by u* farmers lamiets to «< pioneer j.wmct-i > Sunday.evening - - - - ...... - --- ------oK contract all uu-i. their -un u,e C.iutity-------------------Line and Cha* panics. Ils order* now indicate an! Mr. Mr and >r..f Mr* ...........Edwin De.ikln* en- n(Jays ,tn n n.,U|_co, llri.cl—ui> -----------------— -Pen— Upswing which promise* more and tritaincd Mr upd Mr*. Jenkins and; 2o 40 or more miles to nington returned home with them steadier employment. family of Lansing, also Ruymondi* ’ ’ .after ancndinir tlic week. family uf Lansing . Raymond j after spending thc week. . . , | Mrs. Annr Cheeseman of Has•rhe Hastings Manufacturing 1 ink and daughter of Lansing. Sun- ■ _ . Company began to feel tlie turn of day W. C. T. V. Jins* is spending some time at her Tlie Woodland W. C. T U have farm home with her son. Earl, and • Thete were many ginerutions in the early life of 'sponsored two silver medal contest* wife recently. One was held nt Coats j Mrs L. W Jarraid And children. . ••Man,” when money was unknown. Those were the Clrtjve with the following contest-; Mrs. Bob Elliston. Chas Penning- ■ years of the "Simple Life." . ants: Gladvs Baker and Evelyn ton and Pat Eddy visited Ila JarHynr« of Woodland. Loren nnd-rard at Battle Creek Monday after-1 Myrtle Oversmith and Lloyd Dei-noon. . .Today our existence has become more complicated— mond of Coats Grove. the latter re- j Mr and Mrs. Pete Hoffman visitcommercial, industrial, political and social life, all de­ l-eiving the medal. There were spe-,cd Mrs Glen Asplnal and family In Gal musical numbers and thr Judges l Hickory corners Sunday. Marilyn mand money. However, money would at xmee become were. Albert Becker .of Hastings, returned home with them to spend! unnecessary if we wish to return to lhe Simple Life of Vis .1 Smith of Woodland anti Mis. sometime with her grandparent* MahkNi Fuller of Cont* Orove. j Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gray and past ages. Since we are goiifg forward and not back­ Another was held last Sunday eve-;.joyce spent Sunday with their. ward, let’s continue to depend upon money. inIna. June IB. nt the U. B church; uigtlirr. Mr*-Lulu Gray Duane re­ in Woodland with the following turned home with them after spend-j Money has Been The Business of This Bank for nearly !contestants: Marita Barnum and jng the week with bis graMmother.; EIouIm- rimitn Kloui.T Smith oi of Woodland. yvxioianii. Loren! msih , --------— . « ■ .---------------------------- --half a century—nut in a selfish, grasping way, taking :nnd Myrtle Oversmith of- Coats! HOLMES CHI’ItCII. undue and unjust profits, but—Grove and Willlkm Bachman of; Mr and Mrs Leander Endres and Hastings Elouise Smith was the family of Grand Rapid*. Mr. and i winner of the medal. Several mu-j Mrs Adam Endres and Mr and Mr*, ’steal numbers were given ami find,Carl Gilliland of Freeport were Sunand' second prlftw given for Essay day visitor* at Keith Durkee's. ’Work in the Woodland school in I Mr nnd Mrs. Carl Hafner of Ann the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth! Arbor. Mr und Mrs. Lloyd Vnlcn-. grade*, also four county prizes were tine and Mr. and Mr* Roy Roberts given: 'Die subjects were as fol-! nnd children of Woodland were Sunlows Seventh and Eighth grades. I day afternoon visitors nt Roland •Tbtol Atetamanre as a Help tn j Vnlenjine's. , Athletic* " Eighth ______________________ Grade—1st prize.! Brumm Cart Brumm nf Na*hviHe nf Nashville spent spent a a nhvin.. Rticll; On-li' 2nd Ona nri™ PrsnrK few days dava Fast far* — -u with —his *-•- cousin. —•—*- '' Phyllis prize, Frances week Warner. Seventh Grade—1st prize. Bob Crockford, Lynn Miller; 2nd prize. Barbara’ Tlie rixth annual school reunion Cotton Sixth Grade—“How Total ‘ was held at the school house SatiirAbstainanre Melps lhe Air Pilot’ ini day with a good attehdance . Work and Training.'' Ut prize. Bev- j Mr. and Mrs Arthur Allerding and. erly Ruell: 2nd prize. Opal Baker, son* of Woodland were Sunday visFifth Grade—"Famous Abstainer*.’’ itors at Welby Crockford'* and callIrt prize, Rebecca Barnum; 2nd , er* were. Mr. and Mr*. Joseph prize, Eva Asplnall. Crockford nf Woodland and Mr. This has been our business—This IS bur Business. This bank claims to know some­ Thc County prize winner* w+rc: and Mrs R E. Owens and daufchthing about this business. The past nearly half a century of honest, faithful service Phyllis Ruell. Lynn Miller. Beverly ters of Grand Haven. Ruell and Rebecca Barnum The Mr. nnd Mrs George Vanden Bosh rendered by this bank should commend it to your consideration. essay* were Judged some time ago nf Allegan spent Sunday with Mrs. by a committee. The silver medal Etta Parmelee and Clarabclie. Judge* of thc Woodland contest. n~ vrT. .TT7 were D. N. Stowell, Royal Eranlz SOUTH VER.MONTVIU.E. and Mrs. A E. Wynn. I The Birthday Club met with •---------- ■.—-------------- Miles Thursday. About 30 enje >'ORTHEAHT WOODLAND. ' the dinner The next meeting will Mr. und Mr*. Kenyon of Gresham be with Mr*. Eli Strait assisted by siient Wednesday afternoon at E. J. Iva Hill. Sheldon's, who is Ju*t about lhe J Mrs. George Hall entertained for: same. Father's Day her parents, Mr. and Homer Morton, wife and the lat- Mrs. Myrlen Strait Later tn the aftter'* mother of Grand Rapids were ernoon Mr. snd Mrs. John Bolen Sunday afternoon callers at John and Mr. and Mrs. Wiltord Price of Dealer* In WOOL. GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR Stairs'. Lansing were callers f-EEDS, COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC Jean Sullivan nf Lake Odessa is Mrs. Vern French visited her spending her vacation with her un- daughter, ' Vera, and husband at rie and aunt nnd called on Mrs. aranff Rapids over the week end Hastings, Mich. Telephone 2257 Mabie Velte. । powers and family have Mr. Wise of -Wpodland and Rev. moved on the Snell farm, Ethel nnd Mrs. Wynn of Woodland were came home from ther school .work in callers at Sheldon's recently. Lansing. BUSINESS PROS- nick-Deer lengt h •<! against cheapest THE HASTINGS BANNER I the tide earlier than thc other fac- IIRRFQ FAIR PLAY lories Beginning with the new year ’ FOR THE RAILROADS Homemakers' Corhdr AUDITOR RECOMMENDS ; NEW ACCOUNTING PLAN Camp Fire Activities |,!utTVMi at live o’clock. Thr, girls all PI-PTQ URf fiPTTFO r Lu I u flnt ut 11 tn KBAl>INWl )NE 2118 POWDER / 25 T? , 254 • ii. PITTSBURG PRODUCTS Interior Wallhide Outside Paints impany Call Collect Floor Enamels White Lead and Oil Hastings Lumber & Coal Co Is Money Really Necessary? WE KNOW IT IS A GREAT CONVENIENCE PUT ON REE! &ne O SENTITIRES! 15 $5.89 6,07 6.63 SOFOBT1OX- Prices •atiUMtivu L TIRES HINTED REE! COAL PRICES GONE DOWN! No ONE can foretell the price of NEXT WINTER’S COAL— even fhext month’s coal prices may be higher! The SAFE WAY is to order your next winter’s supply of coal NOW and take advantage of these NEW LOW PRICES! Smith Brothers Velte & Company MONEY—in its honest relationship to the welfare of our depositors and the people of this town— MONEY—in its rightful service to the commercial and industrial pros­ perity of this community— \MONEY—in the sense in which it is an exchange medium contributing to the happiness and success of all the folks all the time HASTINGS CITY BANK The Bank with the Chime Clock TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, MICH �PAGE TEN______________________________________________________ _ Wr I I ■ ■?■■■ in -■ "yfjFF F -i - —1 THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEPNESHAY. JUNE tl. I M3 DOWLING. COURT HOUSE NEWS -■" ■ cliuich basement Friday eveuin.. MARRIAGE LICENCESJune 23rd. and they will Thoma* TtwmpGrand Rapvou IjU . ,4d Alonzo Stanford Irom LetennK Hekn Rtggltman.' Middleville ...55 :i*:idinR hU .tuumer vnounn XS'" McK"‘’,; "sSm"" . “ EtoUbrUl G Midi'.! rille......... '................. Holland J. Lea Ml. Ha.-. Sunday,*'bet Elms v.«ki. »i*jd O Fa’ Lillian E i> KROGER AWNOUNCES the OPENING OF HASTINGS’ FINEST FOOD SHOP FRU1AY and SATURDAY JUNE 23rd and 24th FANCY SHOPPING BASKETS fo C..e first 100 customers FRIDAY and to the first 200 customers SATURDAY--making purchases of 50c or more. ALSO CANDY SUCKERS TO ALL CHILDREN ACCOM?Al LED BY THEIR PARENTS. BY THE COUNTRY CLUB ORCHESTRA BE SURE TO ATTEND THIS GALA EVENT f Hei-e you will find Highest Quality Foods, temptingly displayed in the most inoderp manner in this store which embodies all the most desirable conveniences known to efficient food service. Other Outstanding Features include For SAFETY It is gratifyinr to note that 1.1 many difficulties which h.»v country, not onp Building an<| Loan Ai ciation of Michigan has failed during 4hc past year. - The national average for safety of these .institutions is 99.8' ,. Why Not Invest in National Loan and In­ vestment Shares? <T!1£ ffiatitmal ?£nan & ■ I IMCll ur.ur ia.. J. L Mauz, Heslinga, Mjch. ■ An all-electrically cooled meat refrigerating system with thfe very latest of closed meat cases, insuring complete sanitation and the finest of fresh and smoked meats at all times. Frigid Vapor Spray equipment insures tempting garden freshness to all fresh fruits and vegetables in our produce department. You’ll find here complete selections of fruit and vegetables both in and out of season. Grand array of Values to Celebrate Our Opening Your Opportunity to Save �THE HASTINGS lUNNER. WEDM.SDAY, JUNE tl, 19M ANNIVERSARY SALE m ■ Winfred Marlow-and" Brooks and Gladys Van Patten. >f Cftand Rapids were MBs Dori* Hoffman Ut ill 1 •* hoopin*- cough. !«sii«. Tlie 4-H ice cream social al Hut JtVrT home <4 Mr and Mrs Bert Birman *•<»*“■ Thursday night was well attended, i Manager . CLIFFSABIN , Invites his many friends and customers to visit his store at 111 Jefferson during his FIRST Anniversary Sale—June 23rd and 24th—For Unusual Values! Itu- happy couple, who were married lust Thursday. Grorge Bridge of Elwood, Ill., is rpciuUng lhe Vick with hit nepiurw. Miner Palmer, and family. Dorothy Johnson returned home Bunday after Apendinx « week wttii wtio liav ■ been vetting her parent*. Mr und Mrs. Junies Kelley, returned to h-r home tn Grand Rapids with Bacon BEEF ROASTS Billy Bandy ol Freeport, 1* viaitlull Ins inmidpurents, Mr. und Mrs Any and All Cuts BOILING BEEF GROUND BEEF PORK LOIN ROLL p None Sold Higher Our Very Best 2 to 3 lb. piece lb. lb. 5c Meaty Rib Cut 2 lbs. 15c F resh Made lb. 18c Aristocrat of Roasts Salt Pork Per Pound— , Mr and Mrs. Cartner Schondclnwyer entertained her brothers und WHEREUONOMY RUU‘, with Lean lb. Loin Roasts rod DONT PAY 1OC lb. Lean Rib End Cuts ONE PENNY EXTRA FOR THIS 3 TIMES ’* << AN Trimmed mJS lb. 9c lb. 10c lb. 81c lb. 5c Choice Shoulder Cuts VEAL ROAST VEAL CHOPS • Michigan Milk bed Veal BACQN SQUARES Sliced PORK LIVER COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS SAFER TIRE" lb. Minced Ham lb. QC IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT — Sugar FLOUR Jack Frost 4X .. 1 Pound Packages 24x/i lb. Bag lb. 27c lb. 27c bottle 10c lb. loaf 5c DEL MONTE COFFEE BEECH NUT or CONDOR COFFEE CHILI SAUCE Quaker Majd GRANDMOTHER’S BREAD Crisco Salada Tea 1 lb. Cans for Shortening now OHW Green or Orange Pekoe SUGAR y2ib. large can 17c 2 pks. 17c 3 bars 14c 4 bars 22c DEL MONTE SPINACH PUFFED WHEAT IVORY or CAMAY SOAP LIFEBUOY SOAP 4.75x1*)5.00x1*). 53c Chipso 2 X 29c Shredded Wheat 2 PURE CANE io49c Flakes or Granules 5.25x18. 5.50x1*) i-;: •r »'•> . !'<>>«' ■1 by XI. J K h . Ir GOLDEN PLY TIRE ENDS CAUSE OF BLOW-OUTS 1.. 2 cans APPLESAUCE Quaker Maid RAJAH SALAD DRESSING qt. jar DOUGHNUTS Plain, Sugared, Cinnamon dozen OLD DUTCH CLEANSER • Chases On t” J cans bullliiiu ...IS* "" P&G Soap TN SPITE of today'alow tire prices, * we don't charge you onc penny extra for this amazing new Good* Small bars 15c 25c 12c 19c Swansdown Cake Flour P^g. 10 27c Bars •5 FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES > hlou-outa at high speeds. Think of it! For thesumc priceyou would p.iy for ordinary standard tires you cah have this vital protection. So why delay? Come in now and take advantage of the lowest prices in history. Head Lettuce CUCUMBERS Potatoes 60 's Fancy While Cobblers CALIFORNIA CARROTS Sunkist Lemons Edmonds Oil Company Michigan Crisp, Solid Heads The Very Best Quality' Large Bunche. • 360 Size 'or 15c 10 23c 2 J” 13c d°*- COFFEE Maxwell House 2 ,or 15c lb. 29c OOD STOKES The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. �PACK TWELVE THE HAqTHCS BCWFR. WTDST^DiT. 3 WE 31 1913 c Announcing EDMONDS OIL CO. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN DISTRIBUTOR FOR A complete line of Conoco Products are available to the motoring public at this popular station, where cour­ tesy and accommodation are gladly extended to every patron. This is a CLEAN station where service and convenience await you. If not already a Conoco pa­ tron, TRY IT . . . It’s a joy to drive on Conoco! Look for Conoco Products at Edmonds Oil Co. JUST EAST OF THE C. K. & S. on GREEN ST. THE SIGN OF THE TRIANGLE ^ca r , uKic/v. Juno 19, W33 , A COMPACT THIRTY YEARS OLD Last Friday the Ford Motor Company completed 30 years of automobile C3k’lt’ls also my fortieth yoar at the same job. I made my first In 1893 and it still runs. This is the engl!>6 that .on the Selden Patent ' Sult—which took the motor car out of the exclusive class and opened the automobile industry to hundreds or manufacturers .ho started during th° E»i “f :“r:.n .ho began .1th mo that dune day In 1903 are .drklng hero yet. All of the principles .0 laid do.n then, are still operat vo vo find that they have groat survival value for the future. To date they have produced and sold over 31.000.000 Ford cars. Although .e created lhe automobile market .0 have never thought It .as good for anyone to monopolize It. Wo have d.ays EeTIsved that before business could be good Tor ooe. It must bo good Tor all. Our discoveries nnd improvements have al.ays been open to other manufacturers without . patent restrictions. Of course, there is one thing .e cannot share-----everyone must get it for himself—and that is experience. Money could duplicate our bu Id ngs and machines, but It cannot duplicate 40 years of experience. And It Is experience that makes a motor car. But the past does not especially concern me; it has al\ boon a prepara­ tion ^r the future. For myself. I feel that 1 have Just been gathering the tools to do something worth .hlle, and that my real tu* is still ahead. Great changes are upon lhe world. False Ideas of every kind are vanishing In the general upheaval. Those .ho built truly on, principle .111 survive—-their service .ill carry over. Business integrity and commodity honor .111 bo fully Justified. And newer and better ways of living will aPPeThat is the outlook for this young thlrjy-year old Company of ours. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-06-28.pdf d9bf6119d5a4145bfd885954dd2d1197 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER Seventy-eighth year Hastings, Michigan,June 28,1933 u pages pages 1 to 8 number 9 BETTER H AST IN G S DAYS Friday, June 30 th—Saturday, July 1st Band Concert, Songs by the Comhnercial Club Double Quartet and Dance on the Pavement 1 • Friday Evening FREE SHOW, Featuring George Arliss, at the STRAND From 3:00 o’Clock Until 11:00 o’Clock, Saturday Evening Hastings Merchants Announce Special Bargains for the Two Days WILL INSTALL FIRE HEAVILY DAMAGES I InstinusTiictorics Show A । TWO PROFESS OIL CITY ARCHIE NEWTON’S HOME ST. ROSE SUMMER OUTWARD BOUND" NEW BOOKKEEPING PLAN SUMMARYOFMI u Marked Employment Increase Caused Loss Estimated vat Makeg Contract With Public MEN VIST CITY Accountant to Install SPEED REGOLAT DNS $2,200—Fully Covered \ FESTIMJin ENOS "IN BUCK' by Insurance New System INTERESTED'IN HEALTH The fire alarm Thur.-day noon in- EXTENSIVE PROGRAM OF We mentioned last week that Mr. VALUABLE INFORMATION UNIT AND SEWAGE dicutcd a cmintry tire. It was cau . d ENTERTAINMENT IS SENT OUT BY THE I, C Nielsen, imblic accountant oi Buttle Creek, who had audited the DISPOSAL' PLANT STATE POLICE ARRANGED .Archie. Newton, otic mile north ami city s b-Hiks lor some time, had rec|onp mile west of Dowling, wa# in "imiii-ndod that the council adopt ALSO INSPECTED WAfllmes. The department uuUe a MUSIC. GAMES. BOOTHS .a system of bookkeeping, whioli THE LAW DOES IMPOSE quick run and fortunately found a ’ TER WORKS SYSTEM MANY RESTRICTIONS -1 ARE PROGRAM FEATURES . . and sd were able’ to flames, alter they hud catu.d the destruction of tin- root and u lot uf damage -to the upstahx part vt the home. al#o a considerable Iom downstairs Tla? origin i ■ believed to would not require anl Speed Is considered by most trnflic ■ t< m id bookkeeping, as; authorities a* tlw tl»use of the ma­ tlmated Ions was JJ.200, which . .xirity of accidents on our highways. . From officers and the general pubit into a contract with{ lie one may hear several different puny." tiie Barry. Ionin. Kent and lor installing thi* new। interpn-taltons of this rule. A good rBaton Insurant* Copipany. • many oflicer* and citizens -believe r that whrki the old 35 nyiknan hour's Utmit wa! taken of. all sjteed limit* 1 ■ were nboAphed in Michigan. I THE LAW. 1 ' Any person driving a vehicle on! a highway shall drive the same at a, careftfl and prudent sliced not great« tliun nor loss Ilian to leasonablc ... ___ liii.iiiclul. transactions of the' ipuny Hire$ * than carloads The COSTS OF PRODUCTION EXCEED ADVANCE ESTIMATE through Can­ matter TOTAL EXPENSES AMOUNT TO ABOUT $250 .. Harting; Manufacturing Company '<hi» year Next Offerbig of Civic Play­ .... ha* been outstanding. There are Jew, ind*. We awo failed ers Will Be Program EsCtompuhy manufacturing in-ditutions in the li-'ting.-. Manufticturlii a- ,!avorub!<- mention was tn- country that will show a 75 per cent! pccially for Children The second unntutl Fourth of |uly ! thiploj-- fawreMe in tl»c number of-It* emEx|x-nre» of staging a production hud in-.! plbyees In the purt four months. rvpn Summc —even( one requiring a relatively . .. empluyrt*.; The July furniture sale begun ui set-arel( likely to exceed esipng the regular S4 Hour Grund Rapids till* week and will .limatea -■ - - by a considerable margin. tin- local fair ground* ha: did not itive an extend three- weeks of nwmbcnufthrHAsttnntClvlsPlaytin- public th ,----- - through , July. No ow can guess at the prp- t.rs MMK.;uno[1 f(lUlld durtng tlw i varied andpute ,d pl.fnt and ent tune whit, volume of order* niny nn-paration and mewnUition of . rouie Hom the sale to the two furr.l- ■•OlltUard Bound ” ■ . rntlenien’ wa and plant. Ip March there lure plants <>l Hasting# as well wr to' Although the same scenery was Watrbn. an’ Enirllvhmad, who .. rtich employe. Thi* num- other furniture factories. But th«1used ln u ,hroe a<;tfl and much ot with competitive bvr ha* te*n suer. ;>;*d to 145. w an indications arc that there wil| be a t)1(, m.1T,;'rtai U.M1 obtained at cort -- . . on ... - . eight ... > ■hir.cnt-s. and a chicken dinner increa’c oi about-75 per cent.-The good increase ottr a year ago Prob'Continued page Banner h gl.vd'io make these cor- ably never, in the history of the j . . Kctloie. The two flicipries men- turniture trade, have retail stocks L . u. DADRCDV It-r Poundalthi! he putting yp a big fight uguhi.M the hookworm I ••and. rilled with tewulfu! and lloiwd have ofwiratcd very steadily, of furniture bren a* low as they are NAonVILLt nUDOtn I Iful i.ftidi'-. will lx- m .Ai'.vuun. 'flu we tluuk. colL-idering economic cw-■ at the present. Manufacturers also! nin rccm cn| VEfY oi tin- |x<i|»le of tiie inlands were- ROD LICENSE LAW” NOW Irnnir. surface and width of^nhe HEAT AND DRY WEATHER climax oi the day;''' h'stivll:. . will,‘dition:.. .twvv very light stocks of completed I hmo ucuni ouuvcu Stit!c|hig To combat this dU«tU>e he lx- .i boxing c.irinvul tn the v.' fling The (tentand for car seal* by the goods They would naturally not ac­ highway- and of any other couthWORK HAVOC WITH DECLARED TO BE Man in Jail Here Confesses .tint <ir<l<tf r a tiixmigh < huin-iip <if : The chicken dinner will be:railroad ■ .n.ituralfydepends upon cumulate Mocks in the face of such.i Hons' then existing, and no persm farm rpnpct pi .ini-es where (he u:!iiru-d jv-norw hull drive any vehicle upon a HuhFARM LKOrb ... iv-d at the St. Ro.-f Hull from the n.imta-r. of carloadings In the time* it* Ous country has passed He Robbed White Star Gas IN EFFECT III:.. ..I.,:.... ..... one octetk In the ufternotm until .oun’.ry The volume, of the Sea! through since November IWB, If ;wny ut a speed greater, than will . Station April 16th •ptid t units in connection with such ieight n: the evening dinner lid’- '- ;■>’•(<■•’-•'•- hu-.to.wB l>»« Hrewas^ii!there *hnll iten suhvmnttal tecoverv pmmt him. to bring it to a stop PEACH ORCHARDS ■> Hoakwolm l-. m disease which ATTY. GEN'S. DEPT. HAS 'M'llntg .it thirty-five cents "time a- much a* has the carloadings, of buxines; during the summer.and Ralph Henry, aged 22. of Battle |J11 DT IAI I ...... s from human filth. To cure it This has b<. n *n«e to quite an extent fall—not n boom, just ordinary Creek Is in Jail here, charged with REVERSED ITSELF Th ad ••tlU,> a !'"rwl ',,ar dis:anLc HURT IN JANUARY • lor a dollar. ■ • (Continued pa |Mgc five) • to it* foreign buslnes*. also to the buying—there is little doubt but breaking and antcring the White ----------' The highlight With little study you may rendread----------a v i t> .. . it with a mug oiginigiu of -■■ the ■•■■ aft • l.ict that many private shippers u.-^; (Continued on page three) Star gns station al NaShvflle on the So You Had Better Get Your nv fl;,- that tlu* is a ven- far-reach- An Unusually Small Crop of entertainment‘ win’ ’b. a base night of April 16 the Hastu Hasting- Indi GUN LAKE PROTECTIVE Fishinir Liconse While 'nd nUe. more severe than the old . ... . , . . >:.mie between the ; 35 mile an hour limit and very rcu- Wheat Anticipated >n This indent* and tin- Fowle Henry and another man were ‘ASSOCIATION MEETING . caucht in the Kroger store at Bat­ METHODIST VACA, the Getting Is Good ’ Mmable and proper. • Country at Large Both lean;.. bust oi irnpre —“ — - ...... tle Creek tn the night time by Bat­ . 7/ *> iords and the game promts* to ‘ ("Iff .irO.tn. n.i •' .... ..... K.. ’ First :l tli<trhrit llnr>n thn rnnd ’ . lords .1111! liW Cilmi' Ill'WlM First, n deiMinds upon the condi­ _ „ , , ’ * 1 CM! iigtiinr on again.' M-« n»tobc TION BIBLE SCHOOL tle Creek oflicers soon after tlw non# unacr wmen you are driving. T,v ‘ t ’ rup . r “ |;, ' r! ' “ r spirited contest. The admi driving Called fur July 3 at Spickler W.u record to dale <»f the rod license tion# under which | Nashville robbery Tiie pair were Condition, which may exist, niay.be Junc ‘ ", a’* drop >« charge will txs twenty-live ern' LandlnI-T*..oel..ion Hu, convicted. In the room the pair a narrow highway with soft rtwiil<r n 1^’the b.,.-b.ll gam. Opens Wednesday, July 5 — I occupied at Battle Creek wa* found loose gravel, rough roads, wet L> ‘ i1' tl,u 1 II1U;' ot competitive game# will take pla th Done Good Work 1 mediate enect eflcct. Later, however, a dcr*. Splendid Corps of Teach- . a radio, which wa# Identified a* tlw (Continued or page sixt wa A meeting of the Gun Uik" Pro- >t (-solution ’ wlm>on was introduced -and or 1 slippery highways, crooked rood-, ,hv !L?nl 1 u‘ Jul,e !l’; **’’ " ________________ ..... on" stolen from the Nashville oil of the weather such dry' W1,e” r“"*” ,nUch ne<fd’---------------ers Secured lectlve Association will be held .!>“•*«<« by th.- lawmaker#, giving un­ the coudition the gjggg| development the CM CONTESTS START ON JULY station last April. Henry> com­ (Continued on page six)’ ”ed d for ,hc nt of th - crop ornrii/cc QD| .... i Tiie X|cthodi*t-Daily Vacation Bi ­ Monday. July 3. al tiie Splckler, "l''dw,“ l’nect to u,e law- *» Uwi .the moisture was lacking. Wheat, nuvcivto orLcN’ panion was sent to Ionia. Both 4 WITH BEST 0 tending. Thu AMOciation.of c-Htaxe 1 co,”*PaUon autlwritlcs sent out! ’which had given promise of a faij-j denied the Nashville robbery. Henry DID APPOINTMENT ble .-chool opens on Wednesday/ and resort owners ho# been a very noUccJ ,hat lhe >1**' *-‘-'4n effect A; BALL TW080 ■ July 5. with a fine corps of teachers1 crop in Michigan, has deteriorated | was sent to the Marshall Jail for A Correction iwttitTjclor in >>.<• the acvcrjpmciiv d. seljpment o; of ............. ............... ‘me <* ‘......... l’<' 'ariouiv deputy . ux-Mu.-iyi.ior to such an extent that only a com.« 60 days. Sheriff Leonard requested — an — opinion A bad mlvtakp was made in the parativeiy -.mail vi-id i* anticipated , ^r- Charles McIntyre, Jr., uiui it is hoped there may be a good tGun iake. It wa.- through their ef- {"“orney general# wrote that he be notified when Henry’s attendance Sessions each forenoon MIXED FOURSOME TO ’tort* that dam wa* constructed -------------iconcernhw law. in which he hi ,Banner office thi* week in the While -the ..m. the U.>«< W*> WIUMW.-ICU - this ----- J- ln ------« .improved .--------- -- during - --------------------pirst Assistant to Dr. sentence expired, as he desired to crdf> the< al the outlet, whijh ha* raised the hr!d ,hat ,h« resdlutton giving Im-,printing of tiie big four-page cir■ hum 9:00 to 11:30. up to and in-. (Continued on page tightu FEATURE AY IN tor breaking and enterrcH i unc PI run ns P r. M m. arrest lng lh)him . Naahvllle oy station, and tiater ln tiie lake ;o it can be main-imed,a,e effect to the law. having cuter# telling of the two -Better Nesbctt, Ann Arbor . eluding Friday. July 21 'hutted’ as a tcra... lake. Tin-flow of; (Contmtui! on juigc six) Hastings Dayy ' Tile mistake-wa* tn Friends of Dr. Charles McIntyre. Xfo-' Kathenne Giddings tT r, M 'stealing the radio afid some auto­ - -------------- --------------------(Mr. LyBarker’s advertisement. Two BANNER’S BUSINESS Water through the outlet mcteuMil.■ Hastings Golfers Meet Green(n p b iic tires. . gradual* ; lines---------------------------------------of copy- wire transposed, tcll..... (After the building uf the dram tu EMMANUEL VACAvillc July 13 and Cascade ‘Friday Henry’s sentence In the NEWS IS INTERESTING within a short distance of the out­ TION RICH C oLnDUL QOunni iMllon 1,,K of (lf 23£fly ,o<Mh and “ inent of First -----------_____ ► on Marshall Joil expired Sheriff LeonIIUN oloLt ,lliny Ior ,or 13c on July JU urd WiUI lhere Bncl brought him let. Thi* lowered tlx- water during Many Items Added to the Nesbett. chief of the G. U. depart- 'superintendent. Miss Maye Stnelker.f tiie -umrner seMon* H such an ex­ Chiidren M.y Enroll July 3^. Tlw Hastings Country Club L« here. At first he deiiicd the Nashincut at tlw Uhiv.-tMty Hospital at* utaduatr of the Burry County Nor­ Bargains for “Better U tit a# to interfere with the pleasAhn Arbor, and will lx- in chdree mai. u intermediate superintendent: planning a busy and enjoyablesum- ville job, but later thought better Formal Glasses Will Start Bnniur takes nil the blame for thi-of it and admitted that he and his during tlw latter’s vacation this Mis# Belva Riley, trained teacher ।mcr for its members. Hastings Days” •■itni-lly' and the waler was so low I on Wednesday and "»"*• “ h‘pp'"• :;.nd Normal .graduate, junior super-! On July 4. begtnnint at 8^0.~Uu:4U-<ompamon broke into the Tn the Banner' this week will be, sumtnAf. that boats could not be brought 1 jxwition calh’for much imefideni; Mt'S D<eo:hy Barnes there will lx a contest with pr.*c« Nashvllte gits »iatlon and took tlw ------- ---- ~ a a ---------------found announcements of Hastings tricate , Hits surgical anywhere near the sltotv. With .th.-‘ Wnh expectations bf a larger 1 and for best two ball twosome. lc*s one- •radio ’n'1,n “ ’“1 several1 tires. He later work and tr. a t. acfi.-r at Time Oak-v-prim iry suthan ever, the Daily ATI AMTip B. PAPIFir HP merchants, representing many line, building of the darn nil thU has i'’1•nmllment to this young Husuul-s J.erintendent; M;-. Margaret Heath half of the combined handicap The piloted’the officers to a lake tn Cal­ Vacation Bible School of Emmanuel|A 1 ’ lb & “AUlrlu UL,of good*. These tell of valuta that compliment 'doctor. been changed and the pleaAur.- and-, ....... players will be paired, according .to houn county, and showad them t. jPanvh -will open Monday. July 3. for CUPY NEW QUARTERS can be obtained in Hastings which 1 contlort of Gun, Jake rc.wrti-rhave ’ where he and his associate had hid­ handicap*, and will play tn four-* kindergarten, - every nutter ought to raiisidcr greatly increiucd. i the -registration of studenU. Ptorma!, some*, taking the ’lowest ball on den tiie tire* in some brush. Tiie student at W Wj|j R|-rl 0|J Wcdlll-.VdaV. Mo(jern Store Eouioment >- for ,h’ >’ „art »’«•«> fIbargain.Gun lake v. fed by M-reralt®IsUaaa.. । each teile. Score card* must be, tires were found O. K . apparently oiorc equipment , C4rt,fu,1 Th<i mfrehaut# f ’ mm U11> ,.. ii.»»ilini. Notice To Our iiiv iiiritii.il us oi in. none the sori for nearly ten weeks sthmm* of water and by numcruu*iJ ;; , turned In after the game. Thore who' and Complete Line of ... rent to every family in Hasting* and Jurw w.u.,x ™ UH', In 1» ™"™" " , ««■ Correspondents Sumner Myers, student at tlw fji (if,1 ««b to enter this contest must sign i cxiiosprc to the clement*. Ito practically every home in Burry friulern Ulmr. nut uwrp b>, n 1 Jhr WT1 w *nwnw > ._ M will teach bovi handicraft and tip r.ot lAWr than July 1. so tha', TUtc uc| „0 f>Jr- nc. |w Food Supplies „ „t ui,»,u, .l. „” NuUy. principal" re’B-v J nnd"*in A Mt- ' T11*’ Atlantic A- Pacific Company county announcement* by 43 of theAnd Advertisers ia competent teacher for art., and WlridW ,-’a>* ** arranged Last year: I filo nci.ro IHC UELinpotted meridian’.*, in which each one lists U>» nwalM mure U»» U.e "”"v -----------------------QUENT TAX PAYER Because July 4, a legal'holiday. sewing far- the-itiiU will be ccuiid there were 28 who took part in thi* “ - also uuun i id rnii-n inflow of warer.. then there was' HU.’ this number was more than are occupying thsir new double one or more special (bargains- for "Die ■ boy# will lx- given some eontesv Hwy hope to. increase tin-' / jstore. formerly the Loppehthlen De- ■’Better Hastings Days?' which arc none going over tlw- dam. But since {doubled. • The d*''“ -—-■J*--— number this year. Payment j>! Tkxci for 1932 the Banner publishers and em­ electrical work. , M begin al 9:301 parlnu-nt c., Store, on the --------corner...of tin* yvwk ffridny and s.c unlay the building of the dam the water n In the afternoon of July 4. nt J ' Boy# are x ‘ ked 'to bring ten A. M Each day's State and JelTeraon jttreets. Tliiii The advertising columns of the ployer* will greatly appreciate it _ _ has bren.maintained at much high- Mid hut ________________ 2 ui. there will be a Mixed Four-, or Previous Years Extend— Hrst, ------ i building wa# ovvrhauled. cleaned. Banner thLs wi-ck also give many if the correspondence letters and saws and pliers, hnd girb work Is somewhat us follows-some” nine hole contest. One lady -,.f-ed Four Months was former!v pi)«<db!e” devotion*: then, after the klnder- !repaired and altered to suit.the de- bmgaln* ip addition to the s|x*cmk; .idvrrlislni copy shall lie sent In bring thltnbks and needles Wtj; and one gentleman ii* a twosome' A demonstration of t! The Protective Association also ‘f?*’ fw »»*lr own | sires of tiie new occupant Corpplete mentioned in the folder rent out the ’will,be opjxkwd to some other lady. The Michigan --- —- legislature. --—tn — the — : be presented at the c maintain, several breeding pond* at roo,n t,M\ rtr?1 h“fr u *° new fixtures were installed making by the buslnck# men of Hastings. (really lacilK.iie matter* and -school. ’ and gentleman, and will piny a.i a c‘ Mtlig hours of Ito recent sertton, Therefore, our advertising column* the cast side of the lake and ha» w,ilk ln ,hls «rder-Blble ;lhis an unusually fine store ■ Continued on page .eight) ,P^*d "* instant reMJhttwu l platted many thousand* of m.Jw- atory. mcmisry work, a ‘ health and ! The west side of the store is de­ should be read carefully. prt-cidlrd. [require* the auditor general aiut »jmoted almost entirely to meat pro ­ habit-story, music, calisthenics In Your* Truly. SALES TAX REGULA •The best definition ever made of ling bos*, bluegills and perch tu.the SUMMER LIBRARY IIUVRS. Ii aj county treasurers to accept payyith refrigerator show cases advertising is that it Is -Business m-;hl <>t 1933 -lane*, also texe* as­ lake each year, and this has mater­ the M*cond hour, the group lx divid­ ducts TIONS AVAILABLE Following is the schedule of hours ed—the girls doing hand work of the entire length of the roqm News" As such it 1* its much rn- ‘ ; ---------------ially improved the fishing ' various kinds, the boys studying and In the rear Is the storage refrigera­ titled to couMdcratlun by readers practicing manual training. At the tor with capacity for 20 head of cat- of a paper as U any other news „ U.M Greenville The Socrctary»rCom,uercl«1«3.:r„,'d.v lnclM„ , [ Rtis ’ ei w. Hnn.M n from ■end ut of mu thu mnr. time, mere there ut l* nnenner another ,,lc Eventhing U complete for Every issue of the Banner carries nn(j jsaac Houvener who are now Club Getting Supplies A M_n « a m t p m- s p. m.4"* fee* ** ”.,terc,‘ charge*. . T-limt devtHlonal meeting and school maklnst this store the most con ven- 8 « news. 5hat <s oNMKiuU-d together, through the Stand next to Ctuthers Hardware U dlxmlvcitSaturday afternoon 1—5 P M lcn! and modem of Ita kind. A full wortliwhile for the people of tte* »Mlc to Mr HanMm of Clfori{p\ From State Today Tuesday and Saturday evening* therefore, pay them without paying The names of the staff of teach- and complete line of fresh fruit* and city and epunty. They ought u. give white’s interest in tlw gruvery firmi« Miss Eva A. Hecox. secretary of much amusement to people who Houvener. announce a. the Hastings Commercial club, re-; c une io Hastings next Saturday, one will be announced In next week’s Ith*’ nrost modem artd sanitary It Uieir eonsidcration E«pcclally b of W!1Up Jean Barnes. Librarian. November 1 of H*!8 t,K“ , pbange in name oi tlw non to the of the -Better Hasting* Days.’- He Banner Rev. McNulty stales that. method* of preservation. •• •». a row oi i .cejved j> telegram Tuesday telling! Friday and Saturday of this Hastings lAxxf shop. will oiler a first and Mtund prize the staff will be composed entirely I 1,01,1 the other A. A: P. stores in Days, NOTICE. wk"Ywrronunwdn'patronage with !hat ,hc ta>: rf‘^,,Uons *"di to tlie man. 21 year# of age or over, of experienced Instructors. | Hastings were discontinued with the APPRECIATION. The "business new.'.' of the Ban- m1& rtore ^jn l>(. appreciated.-Adv fDn’L'> *’ould •* available on Wed-; Want to find a home for a girl. who can sit the longes.1 upon a cake ----------- --------------opening of this one. Read the full ner m- vltnllu ---- --- DeSdXy, today. vitally tz»tlrK».< touches IH<* tiic iw-Vothnolr pocketbooks•: of ice under certain rules and regu­ NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS, page announcement about Ulis big j। ,. Hie and the daily living of our people. The retail retail/^'fees are not yet ac-: and twin boy» aged about 4 8< e sold my Interest* tn th* BASEBALL. lation*. The contest start* at 12 All. water rates are due July Ut. store, on another page of tills issue So it will be well to read the Ban­ At Vickery’s. Clear lake Tuesdav. centahle ceptable bu but must accompany the Probate Judge clement or C. H. Os-, flrm of White At Hourenar noon.. Read particular* In an an-1 1333. Metered water bills are sub- of the Banner. ■ ... . .. Dowling_ .vs*. , w»t return made ftort .On C.U.M IT _ Adv. A,. —n of OrwnrilJa villa I wl W W IJ.H. Hansen ner's business news each week. July 4. In forenoon. the state. If ' born— nouncement on anotlter page of tlus ject to. 10': discount If paid on or --------------- — » ---------( , thi# opportunity to thankmy frl Tam * All Stars And in tiie after>' OI ‘ any rr‘an-’ (teteils edneemfesu« of the Banner. before July 15th. Flat rate bills are ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETINGS. ICE CREAM SOCIAL. ' for the splendid patron* LOVEI.Y ROSES. noon Dowling v*. Marshall Ace- —lln8 sales tax. see Miu Hecox Th . e ,UnU>1 , ? b001 mee,,n « ln “ « Adv The lovely rambler rose# which Adv. for the reguiatiom. Homemade ice cream and cake at ; have extended this store dt OLD FASHIONED DANCES. °7n±S ’£• H?-’. N° dUJ ?e‘rly ewry raraJ •choo‘ duulct °r h*ve b'*n °n dl»PI*’r ln the B"1' --------------- -------------Rev Conklin *. 519 E Green St ' past and hope they my Every Saturday night at Clear counts allowed sfter *bove named this county will be held on Monday, ner office window wrr? the gift of * BASEBALL. I ICE UREAM SOCIAL. June 29. afternoon and evening, dou-1 their friendly relaUao* u» Bkr beginning June 17. Prize# given i.i. u... I. .anil _--- ’ rwo ■, « 8 iJuly 1O -‘ » ’ , “ S P offlrers and dlMrs. Glenn Freer. Her kindly reAt Vickery ’ #, Clear lake.. Bunday, i Lakeview-school house Friday eve—Frank Herrington tf. aq .—out 7-5. City Clerk, rectors will be chosen. • imembraace wa* greatly appreciated. July 2. Dowling vs. Bellevue—Adv nine, June 30, 5c a dish —Adv. 11 Adv. Dr. Watson From Island of Under this plan thi- books Wprds of Caution From the be kept in such a way- that Jamaica and Dr. DjemiJ . . '■•old lx* checked readily midi State Police, If Heeded, of Java Here Recently would operate a* u clwck upon each1 Will Prevent Accidents . ifltci-s. Mr. NlclM-n slat- ONO.OFFAGI NOW GONE AGIN Event to Conclude With Full­ Length Amateur Boxing Tournament PROSPECTS POORER FOR GOOD YIELDS COUNTRY CEUBS BUSY SEASON �PAGE TWO PLEDGED TO RAISE LESSWHEAU Mcndny' wfiictb.* CAMPKUANNIWA OPENED MONOftY Sr - up tlw dlHrrtnce. Id pay the rental ul FOUR COUNTRIES UNITE IN AGREEMENT FOR THIS REDUCTION COUNSELLORS TOOK THE TRAINING COURSE SATURDAY RESULT WOULD BE TO STABILIZE PRICES STAFF HEADED BY MISS FRED OLSEN Secretary of Agriculture Has’ FARMERS' OPEN MARKET College Graduates’ and StiiPower to Collect Compen­ dents ’Comprise V«-r IN THE TRIM BUILDING sation for Fanners Capable Personnel ' Claim They Will Operate II lici tlu: ttw Six Days and Two Eve­ ning. E.uh Week I tut du-.clur from 100' < ATTENDANCE LOCAL NEWS Hastings Rotary Club’s At­ tendance Averaged 99.4 under Mis* V-r-Per Cejit for Year ifcs » G'au. Junie Cre Conner of State and Jefferson St*. which -I line.- Hi: abb- .urpi 9C% 4Joff . , fi-eb.that he cannot Man-hall mcr’.iiv;./ Thr Secretary’* last jv.u ahpwed tlih-’: -rine. meetii VELMA RAYNER SUFFERS BAD INJURY Vnitiri Static Thu might t» United Stair’, at alone, a.' it s-o ial.sltijj couittrsi and practical <1 Frt'k Spear Hurled by Boy Struck Girl in Fleshy Part of Hip 49 FREE FREE jxufccl attendant <’.• ngn of tite club I w<4 p,;r cent .Wm that there un iment ‘.Ixr* of the dub hi duet* the amount thi* country, so ennugli to .-upfily the need Hasting*, Mich This Week’s Specials ;• - from Wv lx- planted to 1 !t«s other specified produi REED'S DRUG STORE TELEPHONE 224 1 Handicraft will be rlnu-Fux She i.-- a B S gradual.' W- Rotary Club urn. Western State Teactera Co>ge. Katatna.'.n and an <ui;>oi*die uciier at the Ann J KrUk<i: 'dm- to ihr (act that the I.j.llr Parker Monk. with ah. taken by -reporu t.f oil mi I . committee*. , •11’’ Ihe HiMtlngs Ruaiy C ilAt;< Nation-wide reiwtalioti fi indieraft thu matt. . collect hum ounufaLtm jikatm. tann funds so that PUIW.- HAD 39 MEETINGS WITH OrtAA Mu Eye Remedy fur tired lamed cyrs. al— *A <Z MOORK'S EoptUn llraml IHH'st. OaAA «p Bull PAINT—White tir Culurn. Thi* week «P BUv Z P.l •■"•>- Order* taken for future delivery f r \ faiuai. uUh Mll|,email KOT>|||ilrpmlt. urtKNll. them having dutiw out of Ute c time. thu. is showing 'nv fcduat. Show Tickets FREE with every purchase of 25c or over at our Soda Fountain Friday and Saturday. mak.- up tii. ir psc-ent at some elMnda-rc. They when other chilis invariably do make * t< iidanrc 'll it isn't good tnrs which import Canada anti Au»t don't carry it ... ESPECIALLY EOK people enruume ai good-iurd MdplU tan u> the cuw gatiWd tn Ma) 11' a fine record fu: v mming anti then atlmi t producing count Uil*ir aercriKf jurf -world price at ’u figure. .' ’ Awwdinaly tin been negotrnUnK menu pt C. Australia T our own hav. ‘ agreement U rountrie.s .-h; Better LEGISLATURE DID NOT REDUCE TUITION RATE I laslinss Davs Another Big Shipment of Rural Districts Must R.iib’e $60.00 Each for Eighth Graders in High Schopl. M arrived. n<> advance in price Those l ine Suihurv all f.'cl viu-sv lined throughout! r lomattrally Shop Around• Before You Buy! Mill n-quife AUTO ACCIDENT LATE MONDAY EVENING more-than ft cotton and v here «ia» .■qtutl tiw 1913 wheat in tttr — Oriean* ■cotton in the • Driven by Marshall War­ ner* Hit r Another Near Coats drove Pillsbury’s FLOUR 2-4'/; Lb. Sack. Tax EREE Flour Will Be Tajyjd July 8 Better HASTINGS Days Sale 69c 98c Century of Progress Ulf Frrth attain' MCLAUGHLIN’S Gem Merido “991” “ 25c ll. 21c 23c Salad Dressing 25c Pork & Beans >- 4‘-X5c Pure Lard 4j - 29c Lemons Butter Li 24c Dntt:. •a 25c 27c Just what you need tor that trip t< the World’s Fair or on yopr lion. A complete new stock. L & C The Spectacle of the Age! A Cast of Thousands! ‘THE SIGN of HE CROSS Extra Large Jar 25c CHOICE MEATS NO INCREASE IN PRICES Roasts ib. Sc [1j< Choice Kettle Beef Circle S Picnics 'oun. 1151 Ham Ends n. 8c Daisy Hams ci 23c BolOjjpIlcl Or Frankfurter) it. 25c Minced Ham 2 ib. 25c ill Premium. Bo'nelea*. 2 Lb. Average Lb. SC SPRING The Mund Reader TEN CENTS TO EVERYBODY l Food Market Hatting: A Summer Trousers k and. w h i t <• Sanforized bummer Caps Big Assortment of UESDAY Warren William—Constance Cummings LAMB^ Stew 5c Roasts ib. 15c Leg Li 19c Feldpausch’s Phono 2272 J 9 SUNDAY — MONDAY QUEEN OLIVES ■ Choice of Store Sweaters Coffee | Coffee | Coffee | Coffee Feldpauscb^ Friday cmd Saturday Only Pure Wool, Sleeveless WEDNESDAY । ■■ • Forty-Second Street r»i Baltimore Twp month The funeral noon a’. 2 3C o’clock. MARY PICKFORD -In Her Latest “SECRETS” TEN CENTS Mesh ( aps ul Sanforized Duck Tfilouscrs at '’Si- pair; Buy your Hot-Weather Logs ut Our Store CHILDREN lOCL.iTS FRIDAY — SATURDAY L.ratKi viuptc r A . inticipaled s 30 th 12 ill THURSDAY Special Request Return Engagement ADULTS 15 G EN I 8 S198 O EVERYBODY WATERS CLOTHES SH-OP "if it isn t good wc don t carry it” FL P< Cl �TINGS BANNER. WCONgSDAV JUST 28. IMS RE HASTINGS’ GREATEST Buy Njow and Save MERCHANDISING EVENT Bargains for Everyone Prices Are Rising Shop Penney’s Now The Sporting Thing to Wear1 w PASTEL WASHABLES JOFF Novelty Pumps Straps, Ties $£•98 19 100 □Gal. !5c or ■relay. 1OC 27 136* Lir*/.’ White! Cool delight! E * ‘>000 yds. Marquisette 5 Yard* EXTRA SPECIAL zic ‘ are cohw-fast Can »^rd* I ' an‘l t-incncs, in sizes . 2 to 8. New styles and patterns! • \ * ' Dress Caps 25c Lots of' Patterns I'oVireling Swtct Music for Smart Budgeteers! 100.000 ya <is sold already Sturdy, tinhis year ilcachcd, । >art-linen crash, ulu-ctl • b rdcr toweling! luy now! 1 ’rices are dun-l GLADIO nly Prams h Yard Smart «l<si aii.l -c,>!>.(,» 10c > > ’ Made of fast.color prints. Many colors. Below mill price today! SS 2L©C Sets This Gay Table! PART-LINEN J I'/..,. . in 'rm! f7 Lhe in’rm! . L? tsl' ■ at a Savings You’ll Long Remember! Ail fine, white with care­ fully hemstitched edges! Fast color! 36 in. wide! Yards and Yards of 49c? HOSE Simulated Dress Oxfords for men $1Z9 , ca. @ SHIRTS TfiU 49® / le \ I B| 1 \ / U~7 } \ _1 a 'V A Quarter Goes a Long Way— “<3. For Men Saturday Special Only Penney's tremendous buy­ ing power makes such a low price'passible! Serviceable blue cl.».!mtray — remarkably well-made! *1 wo button tlumigh pockets. 6C Pr- • > '5 a i- ca^ure to ptit on a ‘ !iU 1*^ ’’ ’ • '•i’rtably! Broadci'til ‘,r pertaie! White and , A REAL CAPACITY DAY VALUE 5 fen’s £< ’ Summenvcight t, A COTTON tfrvt IIIBBEU r. UNION 'CiWJ SUITS 49c Mi •1\ J - Imagine! MERCERIZED WOMEN'S ATHLETIC SHIRTS MEN’S SUN HATS Work Shoe Steven’s All Linen v Siitt 36 to 46 as* At Only Oh Look! What Gay Colors Dress Sox WORK SHIRT 10c 5c. Fancy­ C. P.” Cretonne Women's Chnrdonizc Attractive dull Yu,trcl Heavy Wash Cloths 2c Porto Rican Gowns 25c Children’s Sun Suits 10c Boys’ Bib Overalls 25c LOOK/ Women’s \ Handkerchiefs ^^Voiles! Lawns! Batistes! ‘ In a class by themselves! when it buys u yard Dimities! Luncheon SETS thke * in \ tn! TUB CROCKS of SHEER -J A Friday and COTTONS 1DC . rjpCCllll 25c LOOK HERE! t .16 x .16 in crash cf tli ami four 1.’ x 12rujiLiii:.!Ready 1 ■ n-.medI Seen on the Smartest Clotheslines in Town! Wash Ties fashioned! The < <>/«» range Summer. TEA APRONS •ii Pre-Shrunk .They top (he list of hosiery values.! In. that clear„ <;•.«> texture untaWy coding mure । Mac” Distinctive blue-andAchite-pat­ tern*—durable fabric*— full-cut mH tn, le-ititchedt Large pearl Lut tun, I Practical Medium Weight 17 in. Get Yours Early. 'T'* Fancy Tupelo | Work Shirt* ! White, Tans, Chicks Short P" £ ^Ka Just the thing for driving or fishing. COOL Friday K Feature • Ri.-or and U blades ' • Lijthter — fewer part, • More dur­ able edxo ea. 57. 8c SILK. H®6B ; ’ “GOOD HUMOR” • Sun Visors K99 4* laundered without **c injury. Broadcloths W' Work Hats 25c A NEW razor for a BETTER Shave! Adjustable . • STRAW Unusually attractive full-fashioned .SUPER Saving! co keep active boys neat! t> GSy ;’f './ ODDS and ENDS! SQOO WASH SUITS Blankets! New M|uare necks, striped and |>olka dot ties, cap sheves, or no the season's best Lowest Price Yet Saturday Hours 7 a. m. to 10 p. m. such values in Crib JT> Smart Sults CAPACITY DAYS Friday Hours 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. The last word in summer duel Casual, young, comfortable, and ..:b!e! They’ll do duty lint only (or »purU but fur nil day wear, tool Here They Are . . . and ‘ How You Save! PENNEY’S 300 Pair Odd Lot, Ladies’ rl new / low price! Pr. Cut for SMARTNESS! _ Priced for SAVINGS! CRASH 14C Yd fw Ye». nwreetize}- risht in th* yarn —fcr penrancrit, e!a»t:<itjrl Cut to a»ure you fit ar.i comfort' White Duck Children’s OXFORDS and STRAPS “Columbia” BfcLLE ISLE Soft Cotton MUSLIN BARBER TOWELS Bleached or Unbleached 6c v<>. 4c Fancy Values in Rayon Plaited and Mercerized WINDOW SHADES Wide 1-button extension waistband I Side buckle straps 1 22-in. bottoms, hill cuffs! Sizes 28 to 38 waist I 6 ft-x36 in. Water color roller*- Nke looking, and very durable a* well. GENUINE Leghorn D’jon Straw Dress Summer ANKLETS•be* — from Never before has such e to ladies'I quality been offered at so Sun color* I N. 15c top /uh very little in price 1 JfeManedl Friday and Saturday 5C Work Pants HATS For Men ■ For Men 79c Only 69C Depi-essio 98c l>r. ’ 'Get your Fall Shoes now, they will be higher. �THE HASTINGS RANNI.lt. MUIMMGV. -USE W IMS PAOB POUR The Hastings Banner . ,,r____ »m umu. .a___ _________ while dut» of nwr« well-to-do iportsmen can obtain special tirlvt'* leife to jhoot jirivate arid pub&a game lai beyond thr iuimI .•licut rise entire nutter is a quc^l.-ru ui democracy r». fpecla) privilege and evidently u not due lor any cr< c. anwSnt ol conMdcration by Mn..tpan's •Democratic” governor. • V Views und Opinions; tVfcur Others Sidy "This and That . wall ■ CURB TO ijUlLD WEAKENING THE DEFENSE.. Nvwx that Itfty.-ilx •ua-mb<:. t.a'.t , brin cut from the ptTMinncl cd the State. Police' force and three Stair f\><Ute port* abandoned ' became id ' reduction in tiie' hiathtctuituv apptcpnatlotv if not at all rvsiinxriha. With jackt-rc r.i.getting bolder year by year. it u absurd to reduce tih backward Glanct mpany ■t'lUMingi wrth the «uccvutd of their not Special Bargains SI.On Arrow Shirts. Two si 39 abir ol dealing will, them During ir Mtctncan a mtp.hty ho bank r'-bben' and it 83.00 Linen Knickers Dutchess Make While Duck (Japs 19c A PROPHECYC X&rihs ta MadiKHi Square Sailor Hals A CHANGED ATTITUDE Spaklintf Atjil .Munsing QfTw/ I’ulthingSuits Reduced Beautiful Hand l ailored A Quotdhon Many Ollier Specials (Junie And Look 8s3 Lanibie & Doyle AOou :• ii.e e:-.. •! C.• ton Xi The Store For Dad .And His Lad Clean” Rich Milk t! Pungent Purdgruphs y I ES' il iiy of ()ur World in. .. Ihul i-i .Highlands It lycd. Repeat* milk; it nlmi.lil hp yours eautu- v«»u cart Ihrti kn<iv inking p*« ■T-haikCd.*’ J bringX to you. THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY* ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �TIIE HASTING* BAN NKR. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2S. 193J COME TO HASTINGS Friday & Saturday, June 30 * July 1 2 BIG MONEY-SAVING BARGAIN DAYS SEE All Lines of Merchandise at Real Economy Prices... A Great Chance to Save! 4-Page Folder & Next Week’s Banner for Full Particulars pavement Dance * Double Male Quartette * Band Concert o BIGGEST FARMER MAY BE SENATE CANDIDATE R- p. Ci'Otgi--E. Foulkca of UittlTord- Opena Race for U. 8. Senate SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS REUNION TWO PROFESS GE MEN VIS T CITY FORMER BARRY GIRI. GOLDEN JUBILEE WAS WELL ATTENDED Former Pastors and Mem­ bora Enfty Fine Program nt E. Baltimore Church Delightful Gfithciing H Id at Barryvilk- Church on Sunday The Sparklets Sing yire$tone Oh! What is so fair as a bride in June? FIRST CHOICE FOR SAFETY and As die trips in time to the Lohengrin tunc Blowout Protection When life is a-thrill to the song • of Spring And she sparkles uith joy and a WHITE ROSE ring. ''White-Tfsose WEDDING RING Barry and PERSONNEL OF THE AT- ,.*■/ •\ 11 1 thc 1. W A Murphy and Cliff 8. ben Arc Named Depart menl Managers CONSTRUCTION tpurriage al 3 Saturdav atteniaxv June 24. jt tlw home <»l t.w bride . nan-nt-. tin- service was read by the , . BtipUM ihltrrh. •Ik bride, in the , dcltihinutn-- riresfone OLDAttlO TYM M.13. W.c •3.20 I;• 6.85Bna<„ 1 o— ■ "1 1 7-53 6.05 . 9.20 .SitpNyinR H i Jdizig Rings • iidcrvd ,n MASTERPIECE of TIRE Firestone Bessmer the Jewelei LANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. A NEW' OLD SWOB ILE DEALER UTTDIl . Ja.. liUKlJ RU HASTINGS, MICHIGAN This organization will continue Tin sell and service CHEVROLET cars, as in the past 6.75 (■■i r\'dfiltl- riye»i WPP [ing. slu On Fridav drgi the Vaca'.t” BRIDGL—l.l NVIIEON. Presbyi rriin Covers were laid f<ir Ugh' att th* ‘iraiwn IMrctU - and A pit luck tomi rrpf charmingly appointed . lune:■’hetm.trtend. ven tiaduated from the given on Saturday by Miss Bar »t Engir.-s-mu, „ ,ucce»*tul. Jt’.hnMin. Bridge waa played in the with the Mu liman Bell Tile­ -r.tuUment and tom- ana aUcmwin. tie- honora gning i<> Mp» ; plin.ir cAmjmny. Jackson. Marjory Biebbins; Mi -■ Jncetyn peteut teachers — ------, Oul-nl-town HUMUi al Hie «<:!Ircivude und M;»* Lillian Tolhurst £N (I.i B. ding were the Rev and Mr> A. C. ia Garden Club will Braze, and family. Ttxunwn.' Mr HONORING VISITOR. John DeMay. Ulm.Atfo; Mrs. Eurl Coleliian and Mrs. O. L hold its uimi. tW.i.n of oHiccrs ;uui Mr > P M . in the »uHerman DaMwy. Waukegan; Lockw«nd are enuitainms u com- . .. pany oi friends this Wcdneoiay pcniicr*' ,a? the court house .-el DeM.y. Aurora. 111.. Icver.inn .it the forthei’s Ivune hoii-. it is exp« rd there will be a apeak- May. Chicago; Mu. France: fronTlhe Stale cmiwnnjtioti De-'roll emcagp. and jig. orlng Mra. Burr .Van Houlrn of Al- cr ----' parunent'at l.arJmg and a full at- Math. IN.in»tun.—From liie ma. _ _ ___________ tendance desired. mazoo Gazette. Sunday edit* HASTINGS. ‘ ureeoe dettuiuu that hakera eell ....■ —-—— • ——---------- - - \ ,--------- MICHIGAN one loaf of currant bread for three The uuimdacturr of »ih: bank! A tied canopy shelter:, i mom, ; loaves oi plain—to etwmuagt con- notes to reduce /ilk stocks has been age pueblo, watch tower from '.lie sumption oi cuxranu. juggested in Japan. [elements in- Anwna. 'low. rire^tone KHTlNtL TVPS TrantniiMion ___ Tires'ene ANDRUS SERVICE • PHONE 2 2 4 0 big, baudtonie i:\peht OLDSMOBILE 6 a — �THE Ha-. TINGS BaNNER. WEDNESDAT. JUNE «. 19JJ Hastings factories BIU 'furniture BUYERS Show Marked Entploynient Increase* In(*,cates °reftter interest in Sporting Items SI. HOSESUMMER FESTIVAL JULH for Some Years ■ .Continued from page orw» City reader? whir notice westbound poMcnger tree ALTO NINE DOWNS TENNIS SINGLES TO LOCAL KNIGHTS SEMI-FINAL ROUND !W.t of the grandstand with num­ erous and worthwhile prizes.in the offering Following tlw ball 'gamo'j the public u ill be entertained by tlw' Ra.-ker family, which includes I rune brothers and «f»trrx. each a lairated musicuin. ■ At eight o’clock In the evening.! Juxt before the boxing carnival gets Al Becker, Bob Angell,'Bill Kennedy and Dwight Fisher Survive + » • Al Becker. Rob AnitHl. Bill Ken- nr-ly MK ,T’s. Alto going Mlles* for't^t. ar.d unusually law stock.- wilt the l.t'2 nx inning* Dunne the- undoubtedly bring a substantial »•:tfame he .truck eat five opponng U)Ur ut bwtofM* when general eon* batxmen while Snyder of Alto Jailed Stiorv -hall become norm.:! • to ret lie a- man via Uw *jn«e.<xit Thue can be no doubt abxir the; nut. a.iowin*; t>n hrt* in the fBfS lh,t me larger tmnkntncni u •In rievious years tlw.fun ended with tiarkiusi but thi* year the ’committee in charge of the ■fests-, i.tl’ called upon the Hastings Odd­ ! fellows-and asked them to rcojien , ;i:e* .'uccrssful boxing Muron they videme that, hud recently clowd and usage a par­ inten -(.than ticularly fast and furlou; boxiilg a? a fitting finale to the pro: three■meet ; ■cram ! As a reault the bie ring-lighi will ■..mioubh dly exceed two timurend . iOnv of the chief attractions’wdi be [f-iie ringside appearance oi tiie fa­ , । nwua old hcsv> of the squatvd arena. 'Kid McCoy week the Her. Bernard Oelh-: to Detroit to complete nr misiimiun pi I HAROLD SMITH IS -,*. KROGER STORE MGR/,,1 . lu- Ch.itmil; but It Something Never Mentioned! in our .-fdyritiM’mrni' in Hie p.>»t is our aunrtmenl of 1’srly ’ ~,iper tumbler and place doi। Millie, pink and lizht creen. lie* in SUMMARYOFMICH. SPEED REGULATORS BESSMER the JEWELER BEAUTY CREAMS Face Powder is delightful 3» it h effective, *■ SHAVING CREAM AND Choice of 6 Creams SHAVING LOTION ANY THREE $« Regular $3 value KLENZO KLENZO Tooth Brushes Coconnut Oil SHAMPOO 35scent value i Qew I 4 PEARL Tooth Powder COCOA BUTTER 25 cent value .. 50 cent Skin Cream 50 cent value QQa WVV 39c Size 27c each 8 Kinds of Talcum Milk of Magnesia You'll find your favorite fragranee unions llirw »u|| talc*. Georgia Knw. I^ivciuli-r, Nanis-<■. Grunge Blossom. Tinj- lut and other.*.. n the meat depjrtmi'nt. Marshall Grand Rapid*, runner Smith h.«5 been ntnlned a* Golden Glow IVurnam TOOTH PASTE . ............... . , r V1*'3'' "Smlth>” are well|a:xl friend. . - - wn'IuStft and th ‘ them eve B.ur7.' 2f°’COc This Sale ONO. OFF AGIN' NOW 'GONE AG' N' During This Sale T^fc <>«• ANY CftC JL / THREE JV SAVE 1 3 to 1 2 on Wall Paper during the Two Better Has­ tings Days-^-You buy any Wall Paper in dur stock at 15c a double roll and up and we will give you the ceiling ABSOLUTELY FREE! iContinued (run page A Quarter of A Century of Satisfactory Service CARA NOME $1.00 Size SHARI BOTH for 50c Value for— Famous I Pete Bari.in . wlu ir.’l SHOWER INC n Uom inc blew out tbroulng the’ '» car Into the ditch. Accorrtir’.g’tn otir '* J speed T'tJe, thK driver ui*i|ld be, ttuiltv of ■ijwcding or traveling Li.-rcrj jf'than his' equipment would .-.<felv > stand, . , other < onilitlon’. of tiie highw.v. EXTRA! EXTRA! Special! Klenzo bristles, .slay Hrm so keep your teeth Harold . ... Smith, son.. of. Vfr. and ami1 1 < Mr*- Orley Smith, ha> been named as Uub manager <?f the new Kt.-gsr Mun- in thu> city, coMfrur from Ben- ’ ’ tCkCHHOS * Company Retains Marshall fl[Kalti1,|£’^ FdG. Smith as Head of k< :!< . the Clever little b,.ntum J. iKh! the Meat new. t. ..... I. U I UZhieM :<ttd p^tr vpibtlltx. fug i nr ti<iu. it.- 'There m.A Im- a condition cHeciing.the automo* __ oiw i-. drivliuf. bail br.tit.'. .I Our June Toilet Goods Sale is in full swing and below are1 a few money-savers we are offering you. Some of these are for the TWO DAYS only, Friday and Saturday. and 50c Flacon SHARI PERFUME- hi BOB WALTON WINS JUNE HANDICAP Better Hastings Days at Carveth & Stebbins way may be 'blind , rannof st* an up- bind ti Frompth setllina all legitimate rlaiins. ill these they; plr'wocdd bu If A Windstorm Wrecks Your Buildings Tomorrow p. Orf Stu MORRIS O. HILL. Agent. Hastings, Mich. ' State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. WHERE Will You-Get the Money to Rebuild? mwi f)rb Better Hastings Days - At - ----- — GOODYEAR BROS HARDWARE CO. Two Days Only—Friday and Saturday, June 30 and July 1 Pedestal Alarm Clock The windstorm of Muy l-i this year wrecked this-IK xM turn on the Elhalwth I.. Curtrlglil farm, .Section 11, Clarence Township, Calhoun County. One row was kiHcd and dam­ age to another burn*. This company promptly paid g&OO loss. 69c >f Akron, Ohio re Enclosed alarm, in' color,. • Conserve Steam Cooker . . $7.85 8-in. Electric Fan Large Steel Tackle Box . $1.19 . Sunday Pine Lukr and C • Mr Ind Mr» Orempulie. h-ui..hI thnyty of Ha»(u 69c 89c Fully Stream Lined Wagon . /upper at the lake . $3.19 electric headlight. 22-ahort Superspeed Stainless Cart­ ridges, Box of 50 ($1.35 Carton—500) Ice Refrigerators .... 5(D Discount 12-qt. Milk Pail, 3 for $1.00 itings Jufic 2»lti to ■•jienrt'tlie suminter vacation with her mother. Mr* entertained tlicnj at ixrj Mrs F- Dancer of Chelse*. a «i cottage on Thumd.n .ifr of Mr’ Hrrnmn Hauer. apent •a- days visiting Mr and Mr.. He and' are not compelled to pass a vrrv f Mr. and Mrs Win Haven* of Rut­ thorough examination. We appeal' land acre entertained by Mr and , to you io take it ui>on ynnrrolt to I Mr*. Herman Hauer Sunday. j help us m our efforts ti> save life j Mr and Mr.*. Robert Lcplcy and ■ and property on the publlr hfghwav* xm'of■ T>:‘rolt railed on Mr. and daughter Betty went to Lowll to] nt .Michigan, Mr* Fred Horn Sundav !<T ’he former * mother, who If at Mr. and Mr* Bob Campbell of the hwpit.il. recently. • i Dhtrlct No 5 Headquarter* Lapeer spent Friday and Saturday' Mr and Mr*. Joltn Brown and Michigan State Police. i with relatives here. 'daughter Ruth, of Grand Rapid*. Clinton Horn attended the " Cea- «»««> Mr- *nd Mr*. John Lewi* ! Member* of the Y. M. L Club arc tUry of P»ogrts*’’ m Chicago the Sunday. first of the week1 Mrs Herman Hauer aijd Mr* t^d’y.bv ^.n°’ t,lr and and Mrs Mrs. Alva Kenvon Kenyon and Preston, rresi<u\went welcome Corner* uornwa «• Mr went io to Welcome to, a nJ. }.»?v ».« LOua family of Bellevue spent Sunday witness a canning dcnwrutraticn al A pot ijvk .jncheon will be served afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. few days ago - ------------------Kenjon j ■ ' ..... Florida lu.-. tlw lowest-highest I The Mixsos Marge McCall and, There are no Storms. no. Ice or i pond of altitude of arty state. Its I Eva Sonnevllle of Battle Creek snow* in the stratosphere and the ' (Iron Mt. with a 325 f'_ altitude is its leaded on Mr and Mrs. Ijester Soo-, temperature u always between M | high point. ’ neviUe Sunday. and 60 below zero, centigrade. | can condition. 26-in. Hand Saw .... • This Big Company had an Increase of Over $10,000,000 in Windstorm Insurance in May, 1933, 47 Years of Prompt Settlement of all legitimate claims. ’ Liberal Policy giving ample protection at low cost. W Ith hinged tray and partiliuns. 10-ft. Minnow Seine Good Tennis Racket Bump and . Conservative management by officers and directors of experience. All these make this company popular. If your property is not fully protected get Windstorm Insurance Today! See One of Our Local Agent* or Write the Home Office Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company Largest of Its Kind in Michigan • • Home Office—Hastings, Michigan �THE HASTINGS HANNER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE tg. IMJ Ladies were enter- I Social Events and Personal Mention kew TAINED AT CHARLOTTE s?" Delightful Day With Golf, w Bridge and Lunchcop . \'j ’ at Country Club ' Mrs Hum Gulley Is visiting in John Beagle have ■ Mm George Lhulbe.'g of Grand Rapids !!;«■ guest of Lorena " ’ ” " ' Baird. Hxhuni Fairchild u spending the wwk in Chicago s I uik I iiu ; the John E’.klv t» r;»iximg the .Mr and M: C B Hode • and .M-u vbitrrd frauds jn Uuisinx Sun- lining Uh■ening was Buy at Baird’s JUNE COUNTRY CLUB DINNER DELIGHTFUL ONE On Better Hastings Days! Miss Virginia Potts Gave an Artistic Program of Piano and Vocal Music . Prices Slashed in All Departments Club enioyed Mr and Mr- . hiu-a- Er. rf Fairchild'.. •iinvy “d jClub al their h utp-.c. <>f rra iGcj- meeting nbAitli gati.c. Anne Burton. nh W visiting Hei 0 *•>'* ium.'.MadorU 1/2 Off on 35 SUITS SIZES 34 TO 46 I hesc are good ALL-WOO1. suits that sell regularly for 1 WO TIMES as much as you’ll h&ve to pay on Better Hastings Days. ‘ '. At 50% Discount Prices are from $5.75 to $11.25 1/3 Off on Straw Hats 1/3 Off on Boys’ Suits With Twrt Pairs of Knickers FTRFF Merchandise pOpp A. JL\JL>.L> Follows: X JLvA-/l_y As WITH ONE SUMMER SUIT: Waterproof straw hat of good style and quality, FREE! WITH ONE ALL-WOOL $15 SUIT: Waterproof straw hat and a good, leather belt or pair of suspenders, FREE! .WITH ONE ALL-WOOL $17.5(FSU1T: Waterproof straw hat, a belt (or suspenders) and a pair of dress socks, FREE! WITH ONE ALL-WOOL $20 SUIT: Waterproof straw hat, a belt (or suspenders) aqd a good shirt, FREE! i WITH ONE ALL-WOOL SUIT OVER $20: Waterproof straw hat, a belt (or suspenders) a shirt and 2 pairs of dress socks, FREE! There Are Many Other Gifts of Merchandise Here for You THRIFT WEEK BARGAINS! or th* irt».Mdcnt ana Prices Are Advancing, Buy Now And Save Saturday, July 1 Friday, June 30 OLEO 61 Above are listed tlre-BlGGEST MONEY-SAVING BARGAINS ever offered.by Baird's in the I 5 years in the clothing business! Buy at Bairds and save money on Super Suds Olives <*•*»• &*e 25c Butter Lb 26c School Girl kl.2C CompleMon • |jar White Ducks for Men 79c White Ducks for Boys 69c 1/2 Off Boys’ Wash Suits SSultr. l re»porl or Middllr »dk COFFEE White House mad* i‘j m Kellogg Foundation EMMANUEL lAmi: MEAT SPECIALS Minced Ham Frankfurters F^-smii BaCOn Famous Dickory Brand Lb. z 91/2C lu. z9c ,'j Ib. I’kg. 1XC Lean Shoulder Bacon Sliced 2 Lb*. 29c Get Your Free Show Ticket! Here W« Deliver The Big Little Store Phone 2491 kAAAJlhAuAAAuAAAAAA. The Episropal Pa । the acene of. a n:o>t civarmlng to: Friday afiemoon honoring Mn Jack Clark and Mrs. Ju} Hi Lindbeti Miss. Better Hastings Days Friday and Saturday. . . June 30 and July 1 from ou GOODAI-1 ►’-.to- Free IT. l'tv columns •» piechurch, who were eomit to leave ^,lrP ol 34,,, ah Jsnc (iondale. Ha-tings They have been active * nd wjL> u;i- ’ n, June 20 at MUhImai tn the parish work and will iawake Ind: ■: , Mi*. Donald hhirbe greatly nnwea 'fry Smith of -. vnungmt son of During thr hour* of receiving Mw vice-P:<-'idt n d Mrs- Shirley W. ... . i I. . n Virginia Pot's gave a lovr-ly group of Ann Ari’-r ‘sostfs accompanied by Ml*- J. A. : Mr. at.. : McNulty. Ispendlns a p ot Judge and Mrs. George Lockwood preuthd at iat tlw k,„. farm itlie prettily appointed table where jj-_, « h MrP-i at Charlotte iced lea and eakes‘vert served. . * — —« ' Mrs Knuth, ..McIntyre made a st Nii tl 'NIC 'graceful presentation to the gtic?.L» M. and Mr. K ..... ------- ...... ;of honor of two attractively tatn.fi tw. Ive at lur.ch SmiI wrapped package containing cotn- day evrntn» complimentary to their I pote«. gifts of the Altar Guild, rep- daughter Str* Gay Jurdan of ireaanting the good will and oordiai Hushu.v N i Mr and Mr*. Ralph u-uivs that follow Mrs, Clark and B>H»n of Grand Rapids were out , Mrs. Ratowiky to theit new homes. ;cf town guests. T.S. Baird CLOTHING for MEN and BOYS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �PAGE EIGHT THE HASTINGS BANNER WEDNESDAY. JUNE 38, JW1 WANTS ONE CENT A WORD. NO 'ADVER­ TISEMENT FOB LESS-T1TaN 25c. Greatest Rupture Aid UUNLI NDS 1 BLACK STATE HAS LARGE NAT.- । won lak*. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS URAL GAS RESERVES children of Parchment were gue>ts- , .... -- -------- of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo, y, Michigan's Qas Fields Have McKibbln. Thursday 21 Billion Cubic Feet I Mr «m<* Mr* Davld Shepard at­ . oo nr .. tended Children's Day exercises at c ^Icontlnued from page one> in J J wells McCBUiuin/hurch Sunday They .. --------- -------------------------- | Michigan's proved "dry" gas pro- report a fine program r Rtially reduced price. U)h*J ex- during area* have a reserve >l in. ii*. Lyle l.)iv Tobias looms of oi Hattie oaiiic Creek <n*ea called • tiditure.s amounted to about 1250 excess oi 21.000.u00.000 cubic feet on Geo McKibbln'* Sunday on his « Uith the exception of the 860 paid r is indicated by the Geological, way to Hatting* to *ee hl* mother. 1-r royalty, all of this money was Survey Division of the Department who has been 111 for some time .■ p n: ax-ally lh- < 9.t <•( building the of Conservation . . We are sorry to hear Dan Bagley ■<: .i.ine, tegether with the various Thu reterve is Included In four U losing Hie me of hl/ left side liKhttr.:.- and stage eflecU amount-, gas field* that now include 33 wells lie has been 111 for several months, rd . . about 8110. This included the which had an aggregate estimated1 Doris McKibbln visited her broth1:1a. cost of material* <mo>t of original daily open flow of Jll.- er. William McKibbln In Prabteb. killed by -./per f4*1' V.V.WV |vl ”“ Thursday -allerpoon. -----------, ......... .............. ....... U48.UOO cubic .MM.V feet |<| ville mu ‘McKibbln. .uu.to.il wife b1iu nunma and Ronald y' kigh pmh. and''a; .i < paid to the carpenter and elec- •■ The proved acreage has been con- ■ Will culled on hl* parent* aervauvciy placed at Bl 5.800 acre* acres but of r' Prairieville ---------- -------* ---------*!)‘cs can be m ui? ■ rri.in eustumw, putnt and tlyatrl- servatlvcly ru-. make.up. Transportation, prep- the Geological Survey Division be-(here Sunday evening. > euulf utuhon ..i of <!«<«. stage, auditorium rent, . ...xfion neves Hiul thu estimate u too, Mr. and Mr* William Snvder of lilt tatige of human 1 publicity, prograins. 1.... Inci- *mall. | Plainwell spent Thursday with Mrs drntah mid various small expenses' The largest of the three gasfields i Marcus Bagley On FYlday evening ------- .-pciiics .i; <M.niKtion with the membership m .the eentnU Michigan ami u in Mm Mis Earl Earl Payne and* and’ U-uimrd Ix-onurd und <it\.‘amt reception of vlslttng civic Bloomfield township. Isabella coun- tiiree girl friends of Denver. Colo. .imip. made up the balance. tv, w|Uch has 14 completed weJJs and Vera PetUJohn <4 Woodstock, at ordinary ria- total inrome irom ticket sale!with an aggregate initial open flow Hl. and Mr. und Mrs. Richard PetJ'/ *1^3, oUvt‘ruMn« of tXi.OUO.WW The Plains field were enter* ----- ------— cubic tljohnfeet. of GunThus tin actual earned Incomejnaw extends over 3.800 acres. .- tuined in the same home ncn in'?' ITwloctum w about 8W The flK KW „U large pw ww Vein,F,„. George ----------------is--gaining -------- -----second pool,„ the Morehouse slow­ ----- . __ , ...... __ I.. -.1 'anI *an «I,nlnCi‘-f s mm- on' -township pool, was J. discovered Jy. which I.is good ........ new* ... to 1.,. his niany »D H-r.-hi;» nt 81 00 per year taken out AUgiut 8. 1930. It has seven wells, friends. "HeieaUxi in tin* civic w,th nn aggregate potential open Orace McKibbln Is visiting her tncaiet iiinvemeiit •*— ol -• itioivtra nt nijtjMi undid ».6 ro to tile the fl ow ifi.ixiO.OOO cubic ... fert. II -----aunt. Bertha McKibbln, of. ......... Shultz fund mid .*.|«‘i.ial donation* accountllc cln V1U„ | ............ ................. —....... * “\ to Ihe „ fur u .hUr :.r fro'im.rv. Thus the player* discovered -----• in Unit Section, and 'Hie next meeting of the Yankee he ■. lMM ......... ... , - tl.- . .......... ........... - urouani 111 Fireoruary bt miry 14. is. ..... lyJO. iwju. i ->>" Springs Christian vimuh *u*i sC. Endeavor ... r.n<irnvor Society nociriy --.. I. \ll . ’ :rh vir. Iil« II..v, ,„n. . ... . .. io'.ll ... which tobegin tiienext pro- comprises ubout 50U acre* of prov- iw>H be held at the home of Geo 1:1 . , .xl gas urea.Tiie total potential ' McKibbln. un the Richard Hughes dnx.tha: tier nicPlayers As octa- (1Jn tl nou. hftS gBUBe4 ut 4bom fa»m. two milei west, tlirec-quarteis nut o.ganizrd lor maxing w 000.000 fwt mile north of Prairieville, on Sutui e only concern of members A (jXKth nvld. discovered in 1927. (W evernng. July 1. beglnnltig at “???!, Is near AMiU-y. Gratiot county. 8 00 P M.. fast time Pot luck *up1,reduction t*. the next Thc nutory of natural gas pro- P’’’’, intion doubted that this duclion in Michigan thus lur lias. Shultes und win and not reflected tiie true potentiality granddaugl of the gas resources- of. the state. ■ M's--, tlw Geological Survey Division be.Us tcd nttat o»U of produc­ lievtt*. The Muskegon Field was cs- :h r,ldil> tion but as the project wax a new sentially oil field, and wasteful n’? «;'»or inemb.-i.- of the Pral„_A„. — --T....U...-A ...-------J ..der, rlevllle .n-Tuton-Attributed'to u raptd , f M K church were invited ithen ..r " _____ r,*““ 1’^“'*ciuu* und early depletion of its lu wl,h,‘‘“J™ • r« ni" the <<>:nihlt!<-e in charge ga.s w-M'nc.. It was said. j“ ul a“n la <:<-<if!i-d tn tuiir ii clmniv Fortuof thep^dlctiWty "Michigan'parlc *“sfd“t“rday' Mr *' r?.tely the .«upIfort given by patrons Tile ’*J.‘ dLHxrterv sh * ‘ > ‘ -----, productivity sh‘*>‘“rd *e’l‘ ,ru"1 icinity. f)vrtnJjte.l the .^ganfiwtton to slight--?^"...? . Tnsr“ aKX rather ?r°“uc.broad u ,l>., Bathln® vindicated B"thln« i-us wus bntoved enjoy.-d nnd a d< itctouv !-- mux? than break even. area in the central part of the t 2 m?;’ n ln Tiie player., were more than' MHrtWii peninsula marts a rww f”"» .*2"..! X by tiie line reci-prion given i d Bound." It was a rather: to*,.to™ ■ [•e of drama for un intro*; offer but the great |tuijori|y to. prow«.st « .for.? wt-re enthuslusilc about piny. iT.~« if,, and the niantier in; church. t .i< produced. Many In*: CRESSEY. >i«ve already been received MOItG. , Several from here Attended She; ... it- bt the association us to J Y HlmHer have or not ttiQte plays .will *br. graduation exercises m Richland.! M.r',n,’1l‘ <. ■ > Tliur.sd.iy. Vera Reynolds wu* o:w Haded their store here in Morgan, . mut.-.T of fact, pratu uh- al* <•! the graduates for properly tn Oteegv und moved Uiiderwav- fur thy'in-xt proLester Menier of Detroit spent!M'111'*a> We my sorry '■ be - • it1 program - -iram «»pvand i It . will ci|»e- Saturday Saturday night night with with Mr. Mr. il — Mr*.;to los*‘ o,,r nrlxhbors but wish tiiein ' . 1 .L«v Reynolds......... .success j.success in tn ther new iionuhome M, Mi <>t children and ywjnx'peuand ......... family.. ." ■"!,> lulry-etory plays to' Gerald Barber has been laid up Montgomery of O(M-gu u the net proprietor here . «ae lime tn Srptrni- MHi w badly sprained ankle Mr. and Mrs Byron Clark uni -r- • »-:*- •feft^put rtiOH* Bo’iUer and family spent Jaek-.m th..- first •<’ « tun but Bunday gnh Mr and Mi- Percy ■ George Brown and son rtatnmvnt util b< «->pe- Solomon and family ngar H*rhUnd ‘.ire Spetulltur a few days with J. W ‘Howard and wife. h-**un* Further an- Hor.s remained lx a few day* Mr.i . Beatrice Kxiapj, und daugh Geiwva-ve and Constance Cran ­ concerning'thu proaisda- later dall of Kalamazoo are spending rev-----eial daya with Mr. and Mn Lee thv uU«c Reynold* and family ..... Mr*. Lawrence Hammond and at her »uter. Mrs son* attended the Hammmd reThe wi>rd "starboard** I* probably >y. union. Sunday at Hendershnt*.';-. near nt la-l Bun field. ig the Mrs. Jennie Barnum *pw. Sun-; •hit. to th* right of n day at tJunlieUi with liointr folks ! went ' ‘ BANKRUPTCY NOTICE * aunt 66 in Sunday School didnt know b« Akron Mechano-Eotm Trus. Icatura "Selective Prcuare Control Hold, U;e rupture . more securely and elluiirut.-* tmnecesMry and painful tu* Exclusive Akron Tnfa* IT.. The Prescriplion Drug Store HAjnVGl TU/IDD Dili RID JU WAflU d PROSPECTS pm FORGOOOYIELDS . CERTAIN SOUNDS CAUSE "fl| CHEMICAL CHANGES (tike Some Very. Interesting? Discoveries MICIHCA Our Success H.i« been ar hit led thruuch care­ ful hu-.ln.--s management and vatlvfartory dealing with policybolder*/ • —'*'* Citizens Mutual FIRE’ INSURANCE COMPANY J. L. MAUS uic uni ll;<; )>al by tnn t plum t rjiglllU ucclder. xplani bOUniTHr CLUB'S BUSYSFASON GEORGE M. NEWTON SMXTACLtS ■ FITTED. REPAIR U.OKF.S LEISES EEFLACED. WAT. CLOCK. JEWELRY nEPAlElSn. CASH FOR OLD <101.11 HELLO EVERYBODY! The Opening of "Trail’s End" Dining Room 1 he Cinccbeauxs BOTTLES WANTED! WE CHBRCHE ' Gihger Ale, Beer, Etc., Quarts and Pints CASH PAID June .loth .mil.Jul i.l ' NEW AND USED : A*UT0 PARTS Prop* a cUu went to-n and enjoye<l A picnic WRECKING Community ww. shocked by ■ rkm-. «nd death <>f: nd' neighbor. 'Philip The humorist wW has suld. and on Wemienday t-ven o'clock wiw operated on iu.nla ted hMiiin. The open-| t Tifiss but he died frot r>n Thursday nfti-r Glenn F. Lauhau^h turiUy at two o'clock. Tnwivend n::d the singing i tiie K. of p. quartette of; fid He was un honest up-: than atid will be greatly missed ' laltves. friends and neigh-1 -ymixitby is extended to! HASTINGS MARKETS GRANGE PROGRAMS Dead Stock REMOVED d Marian woodman call-; r. d Smith s Prairieville M program was put on by the ourut Peopi tncl and Sunfield. The main part of. is a missionary play, a number' pecial musical number.* were nilAMCEBY NOTICE For prompt, utTici^nt nml courteous service iu the.reniuvul of horses, cuttle and sheep free of churge cull Kalamazoo 2 Kalamazoo Rendering Company We Pay the TelephoncTCharges . . . Call Collect RichardMxi Holme* I California arc LM'.ttig been vtsitUig here during Marian woodman will have;.? n ( Hu Community r— —-----service Bur.iluv evening She U> plan CARDS of THANKS Ohio Indiana and Illinois. Htien Fiegai. and Ruth Miller of •ntiT7 Kalamazoo .are visiting in the H. a Hpnirr of Batt'x* Creek -Woodman home i \>r u Fred M.Callum of .fiber !;v:n Hu* i.d Mts McCallum Hi*mb»rt«:n and trom-— pccu lized S Experience Wanted Six •here n rootle "JV U $et the best/ ice Sitting Content Saturday—!2 Noon . Hand your rump m CHARLES il. LEONARD MAX LEWIS Binder Twine Mr. and_Mrs. E. 8 Thomfion and irginta and Murtha, und ti. Rex Dutinlgiin. retuttii'd i I.- • .- Jt d <-. ran from — They re- ill lake I A -i i. i T< T MOTtCE ' : u ! i; party of friends of Kalamazoo spent .-unday evening at their cottage Mrs tSi>rague had a party from' ”•* Kalamazoo for Sunday dinner Wendel Vi eeland, wife and twoit In.'dren of DetrcH and Qlayton Mattiaon and wife and two girls of:(.r Jackson spent the week end here iwe Reynolds, wife and son Rus-7 Ka'h'TVn Hart. Ml«s In i:a Chamberlain Kalamazoo .shopper* Friday. d on Mr? Mr and Mrs Henry Dash and Mr. Mated Raymond Blakeslee. Kahler Mr and Mrs. Chas. Kahler attendPodunk l*1” m .. fv* days i Sunday. I Seward Aldrich of northern Mich (gain Is spending a few days with :-n- Sunday visitors Mr and Mrs. Will Aldrich. William chamberlain sbA* Save time and use McCormick-Deer­ ing twine, guaranteed for length, strength and weight. Treated against destruction by insects. The cheapest twine in the long run. If you want a cheaper twine we have a good standard twine at a lower price. See us before you buy Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company FLOUR FEED COAL l 1 MINI • BRICK -t- TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS, MICH TELEPHONE 2118 �proceedings P“ Wednesday, June 28, 1933 THE HASTINGS BANNER PART TWO—Page ■ ----- ----- FREEPORT. | Mr. and Mrs. I Wednesday, the nxich Ulked of H«1 the latter* mother. Mrs. H.C. ‘Ladies' Aid Taxi Pmy met at the Bevier, and sister. Mrs. Edith Mchome of our president. Mrs. Roy1 Queen, of Detrott. .and return*! Specixiii, Bccy Wal|acc Say, Michigan The camp committee 1* Indebted ‘Nagk-r. and it was from there eleven1 Tuesday. The Indian win mode by the whereabout* of Abel, in u voice of cats with peuji|e und well filled ba*-‘ L. E. Lott of Elmdale called at, to aii those who assisted In trans- kets, wended ’their way over the this P. A.'Tlumias home Monday. UI Motown Stoic Critoto Farmer, Should Weigh Ci,«u! Spirit from icdiiL.ii earth, ted thunder. Cain paled with terror, and: l> the color most nearly related to Ills descendant* .are still white. countiy road* through beautiful and Mr. Bnd Ur» Homer Salisbury of Evidence xlvtitlv rr.untrv h-. s-av r.f null lair.. _ ..... «____ j r id and copper, tlicn fdrv tiie In- Again, a white traveller with n can- 0PERATI0N OF TRACTOR r> er* ate ro dozen egg* 13 '•. gallon* G«nd Jtapid* called at the Oeorge East Lansing—Michigan .farmer* iiibai servant wa* told Utat he had gar. flour, salt, poiato. and teed “ r> 8"" ■■““’ ON SMALL FARM IS !i!-r limn otlwr tare* All people a diM-ast which made him white, sack*, according to loxiie rccnomle* should not be deceived by the present buttri and 1.9 lb*, uf sugar. Infnt PatKr mUU ln KaIalnaajo Bnd P A. Thomas and Mr* Anderson wvre uia black, but some ba tiled and hence he wa* net a propect tor QUITE EXPENSIVE fur- :De In farm prices partly due to lnin .j aiAulcal jxjoI and became oil the kettle un;uii( the tribesmen. The Grand Rapid* Y M. .,1 C to" A s roja])y entertained by Uie La- 'and Mr*. George Seger were In Has­ -STui?u ¥»>: tings Friday. white, other* reached the pool a* !*•*.* well known 1* the superstlCollege . . tile correct volution for farm juob,» ,7?i, <“.7 u... -Mr and M ____ , the waters were becoming exhausted linn of the. primitive Australian und WESTERN HORSES NEED . X,„-.a V..U.VU. w..v uc.u«,u» U...-I! lud Mr.lhelr and ton Mrs.Clare George The sackings of loosely woven soft 1' iin. according tq Heiiry A. Wallace. Hubert long will be one of the -Kt -I.™ .Aere escort. <i through at Bassett Term: vUsi nd were bteaelii-ii 1-.** And leis, tiie Alrtean natives that white men are Hubert Long will be one of the Th**n we were tmetai through lted u>clr *°n ctarv al Temple fur TO BE ACCLIMATED muslin make goop ;hp- arid diapers secretory of agrtculpire. who points 1^. tronIr.-n VTi lin.H. S. IT to attend ■<* n'l.-n.l ............... u week, returning r.tnnihlw Saturday. natlirriau ■ , Hostinguu. ... new. In m 4nd wa3 a Nitro■ arrived only in time to wash the ehotits of dead natives, return-; .... .... .... . W.---- 7 ’ ’ . -.IllI .X, L. .1. I.UUI file iMklm* of hl* hands in* to their homeland This no.... ..... ... -.... _------------------ ... Mrs. Pearl Smith visited W. B. ;• of such legend.*. Invented turn, qcupted with mistakes of rec-. Smaller Investment and Rel­ dler. dresw» for tiie small girl, or Initial benefit from rlmv. m price* lake. ABmt»t 24 to Sept. 2. the close of the day we returned by camp-ground near Sunfield, Thurs°f r** materials, thk» benefit is nulA. a vf tjie * SrtousncM. have tacn u»rj ognitton. led st* old native woman atively Cheaper Coat Make tiouer* for aunsuits. The upper H ““lined later bv nerraM-. i n i l,“r ■ way oi Caledonia Where we were en- । part of the eunsuit may be r. *■* mL .ade .Mdimmtte bSSSht “ ' C A C?'*n.C.‘1'JU,U’ 5 rtp0J1' framed by Mrs. Rosa Snyder race . i t the world to ex- to wrep over a titled Englishman. ------ these - ------ Taxi - al — i Mrs. CHtlle Roush vltited her uruui Which must be. bought showed the X O. A doing edu- her home. We enjoy from a piece Of discarded rartai;. Horse More Profitable plain the mj.-t cu-.s of.color when,as her'returned son, and to a white .... ------ L. ... enjoy these Taxi brother. O N Undon. at Carlton The 100 per cent increase .in the catlonul work equivalent to a col- parties which U4C jr.-jplr uf One uhade encDjinttred cciivlet receiving tritST lands which It rttins evident that there Is an material The muslin lints easily, are ,, given by Uie La-, center. Thursday and Friday. and many attractive colot., ure people of another, usually with each Iv hud owned in hi* supposed na- Increasing demand for good work price of wheat, and at cotton be- lexe of 15 000 students und 1.000 full d;e a,,.; - Aid ^id each each vear year, I P. A. Thoma., ano wife called at sible. n.te auuming that it-M-..for «ii» the tiw inraritatwn. rej-ork-d Dr. Me- ;. . „„ ...... .. tween.tiie early days of May‘and Ume mitniitors. In addition there Al!am Endres wa • H farm* ... Michigan produced ....Adam Endres' was seriously n- lhe ilom(. of JoJlll Hdh«lptan of original, all oUiers In other South Sea “ re- many tnBliy »ucn SUCh unimau animal* in in me the oia old aaya. days. The heavier salt sack • usually the middle of June ute in a me;. - »re «3 high schools and wchnicol jured • ....... ", and .... „ 1 ncqmred 1..... .. by , Cuitriey ......... ‘ ............. afternoon falling Lake Odessa Wednesday. Mr. new Heintl,„,x ,Monday , an ... bya .1ham »r. ; 'Udcui or divine dljjiivor. accord- glens the pulefuce "gpjrlte were re- blll llu. mtVcnt Of me motor car and made of light-weight wash, mate ure due to inflation and are partlv and profesMonnt schools. timhtor wbitto wnrkiiu ..n «lmar»-i. o w«u«w»j. _ _recentdtfc to faith in the rwmtmem * »«' “ hundred twenty -six Wabash ’ l T^ U rh?/fa^m ‘ * ffering ..... from a ing to Dr. Rugcm-TSnieCurtncy, ed- gurded as dlieasr bringers. and niot„r tnlck M.ciru t0 (iavc <jU,placed comfortable und attractive pUyugM hundred t.*cnry-»ix watxuh ,, Burhmr farm 1- the headquarters' headquarters J1' B?rhn< ann' I «roke. but U gmnmg. it »r ui .Mh-Jlatly pubhctftiuns at the many were killed in past years for mOvL 01 ((l uic :J1C |iu>r»e* uirM.R uno untt pin pllt an an cou end autts or overalls, or by con’bliitnj pteh to make adjustment- >11 'be Av. Chicago. i< — ............................. — mo-; -. Io: Y. *•»««» Boughner ana and Jo l'nll,o -itr «>1 Mirhlunn tlttV .to interest .... ...... . . ... production of basic crops. The ben- add:. address V M C A Exposition - ni.en Bougnner Jo-­ p a. Thoma* and wife called on University uf Michigan. this r.hoin reason. m iiorre raising It is .to. ---- <----------.. — — .» — .j----- u-nhina eflu from inflAtiop vanish if rhe ,headquarters. Sixteen V ,buildings -‘‘ Phme Noviskev hoviskey of of HasUriirs Hastings Mwnt 'Pent,1 Chester Warner of Lute CxIqisa Tur black rate, from its centuriep , ih<- unciint Greeks were the first p.. hop,-<l that UH* interest may ta­ dollar gained in the rhe of wheat m Chicago with G«M) rooms. Teh- ‘he week end with their parents. Wednesday. li Contact with Uic Willie race Jia* (<> make a systematic attempt to ex- reVived, because H Mtm» evident made Hi v mid Mrs. E. M. Wheeler spent : has to be paid for a dollar rise-m phone Wabash 3183 There arc ' ‘ Mrs Ida Moore of Hastings was minted * taii’<- number of color plain color diffeicnces and made lJlat u*. tractor and oiiwr motorDyed salt sacks will make attracmanufactured good.-;, but price girtn* rooms for women also. Gel circu- last week at their home in Wood- a guest of Mr. and Mrs Alva Moore .Mitanatfon... raid Dr. MiCartpey. Fine iui-m-. not-tar from present o,H.mted t'uob have *ot displaced .iand, * i last week. ' ’,h,f farm hbre<'' 'n'<’ ““clor d‘*& no‘ breakfast cloths by fringing, the obtuined from crop adjustments will :al'-' from C. F. Angell It- Rrinus niuler-i. „». dem no> ..i-a w'at wits <....< clan-d a at Tiie e u»... inteiue1,heat n no..,u> of the 1 u.to sun. 1 n ,»to truck does uot require hoy. edges, potato and feed racks mat be not be wiped out by increased ex• Mr*. Beatrice Knapp and daugh- Mr. " - ------ »— ■Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Earl Rogers attended TAMARAC CORNERS. . . ---- , -----------ter. Elaine, uf Hastings werp guests the Rogers. Houghton and DUlcnuipli-.. 1’ iipplr t '<, dey >:u< iti they thouglit^ua 1 the cause uf dark­ coni and oats; but there are ex­ used Mr braided, hooked, or cro­ Tiicrr wa.- a nice crowd at th-of Mrs Edith Godfrey and Dr. Peck- beck reunion gt Ionia Sunday. Michigan farmers are adding to penses connected.with tlieir up-ketp cheted rugs. les. day got in nev . on face in Greek rhey also blamed !ha, ^Drvst.nt niori. roan two farm . Rev Lcomte and Gaytlia were In surplus of basic crops when un­ church Sunday evening to listen to itom Tuesday out mrrLtter*.- but — the -he tie- sun.for waving the the Ml ^imJ cx-.oii*Printing may be removed by tari- tiie —, --------------------civ irun permanently for permanently waving ’ wtreiit» are Mrs Hazel Noviakey accompanied Lamuig Tuesday on businesa. be* which were •— the Children . vxer<wluctj means. If the letters are restricted acreages of uncontrolled doubtlcJA hn.* 1! • origin in Afrl- Ncgru hair, but did nut know that' penw 1* no, small Item The interest stamped ''*rv ^ -.d Mr. and Mrs. L M. Curtiss to Grand Gaytha Loomis and.father visited 7 jviUi ink or paint, they can planted and when •'XpUxatKUi !<?.'> compll- tills curl was due to hair shape. und1 on the investment on a big tractor, be ...... • No ’ Eli/Jibvth S>-n»iba Of near Quimbv RaP,d? »b‘>« ‘here at- ?t Belding a tew days last week. numbers of hogs are marketed. remov.M .. .... removed by wasting. It Uir lii.-t 3 m mine a uX her xrarnL LUUan Hebckah lodge at Luma ----------------------- ------------------- -----Lorna Kno«ie« Knowles .nd and d.urt.1-daughter, to thi- white man it. that liad no good explanation of the sun-' ■ tiie depreciation that must be writ- foundering does not take out aii the steps ure being taken to limit this B«r> SSu," Madison Square.----------------------------: Myrna Lou, were in Grand Rapid* Abel w.-re originally both baked, but straight-haired people of lien oil every year and tlw repairs printing, bqlling wills -xxip, Or-rub- year ,s wlieat crop but henring* hav«^ but -wlir-ri God Inquired the Imii.i Mrs. F W. Ingalsbe and Corwin:visipng Mrs Knowles' mother. Mr*. Mr*. Clara Sears attended the I that have to b<> made will go a long bing soup on Uic wet bag. roiling n been held in- WaMWngton to wofk Noviakey of Grand Rapids spent the Lipscomb. Wednesday and Thursway trfward buying a good team and Uj>. und letting it stand for M-vei.il out plniy. to adjust the next crop to Surnm Sisters’ Birthday Club at the week end with the former’s sister, day wrre pa-sent and a very enjoyable' keeping it for a year. Especially Is hours before * wusliing. will |>rov? the visible supply and to the world's home of hi r *l»ter. Matic Hutch, Ml-s Augusta Hinckley. i Mr and Mrs. Max Sines and chilneeds. Tliut-duv The next club will meet time had. iHffo tnw. (.s mc tractor and truck .clTccnvc, ----------x\ Wilkins made a business trip riren of Parmnlee called on Mr. and Potato growers in Michigan who at the home of Mrs. Benita Miller to Rev. Tin- ice cream social held in th-, get older It is no light mutter to If the printing is resistant to tpGratiot Saturday. Mrs George Forbey Thursday. Dalis Bldg Saturday evening wag j maintain a truck and write off each above । processes. soaking in ,kvw- n riirinber the 1924 and 1925 crops in July. Ed Hall was in Woodland on bus-; John Shhck of Kalamazoo called Ora . .... Hpuxhtoin keeptnif: a financial sucre*.* to Uic ladies of I year the. proper' depreciation and ।sene overnight und washing the know that big cro|» and increased - Mrs Sat unlay (*t the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. acreages are not a sure source' of houw for Mr. Deming at Luke ;.fnc*a Mr and Mr . J. L Ickes and the Ickes Wednesday. b-<*u; lit-houte Irum Uie. hospital last Che M. E Aid wlio hud charge uf it ; keep n in goad working order. On ;material m the morning. or bleach­ adding to farm incomes. The tdtn! OdejvMi ery appreciative of the! large farm.*, like many In Uic west ing । with Javelle waler, are suggest­ former s sister, Anna, spent the week Mr. and Mrs Earl Rogers and the Maix l WiTUlcy, who is working and southwest, there can be no ,ed. The latter method u not n com­ value of the 1924 potato crop wa* Wulf lain*"siier't Sunday nt honi" Vntl 'll,h Mr' nnd Mrs RockWI1 former's father. Jeltial Rogers, made Alic.- V..11 Every of irsr Chidoubt about the efllclcncy und sav- ।mended unless absolutely necessary, 1180.960.000 and Uu? price per bush- a'l-lul ka>» 1—.—I .»»> .. Wn- R“un‘! ~ • tuuwu Ulp to Or.„4 Kind, Ing of motor-drlvcg machinery far as , the creamy color of Hie ba’t is »«k ...IX W«k. III. to. Ju- ““•gmnkMMtouul Mu. Donx.Frt^j Mr und Mrs. Robert Milter of: the farm. The land h cheaper. Vol- more satisfactory titan bleached 88 million bushels smaller, sold for to-tol w heU .. to. UI.. h..m» SalT,bU '" >•* • ‘"P Ku>«-Mr. John Miller of Grand Ledge $1 Ki a bushel, ami had a total vnl, ------Jfof.te Creek woe Sunday visitors | u«™’ production is the principal white. . ,lle .... wtck ----- e,,d -------------------------I — called at Ure home of Mrs. Ellq ................ all aive our— deet>le-V ue of (327,570.000. Potato growers in unlay P. M. We -------r Mou'.lon with tfoir piirent. Mt • und Mr* thing, ahd for that [>ur[xw the .. u . . ------ —Rainh nt Mu.------------Ralph Moulton of Muskegon spent Draper Sunday. i.the United States paid (Hfi.OlOJWO «t sympathy to tile .bereaved famMILO. Erwin Miltei (tractor can put it over Old Dobbin ( J Hiiu Rgwnre a couple of days last week with his Mr and J4r». J D. Cool and Mr. ■ for the surplus of potatoes which n;> Uy and friends A very ............................. good attendance at........... church Mr*. Walter ChrLwell and firth-(U‘‘J ,for.the OTd,n“7 00 «’ ........... — one wanted and which could not be Mr. Mrs. Walker Cotton *nent daughter,'Mra. Roy Hagler. 1 und Mrs Frank Cool attended tha Mr. and a: Sunday wl »•h fo-r Xteirts c' H Mr n,'d Mr* Orrtr c'“t »“ve Cool reunion Sunday. June 25. al Ivt-r William.* <>f Peru Indiana.t0 «w-hundred-slxty,acres. Sunday evening but not quite up to'1.sold. S!.'-'.. ‘ “a' c “moved from Petoskey to Levering Campau take. i’.-rt a part 1,1 I;i-.t u.-rk with their UM .'Jinent In u good tractor and the average Be sure and come next: of this -Mistakes — — kind, whether in Sltatlor ... ,L_. ! Where Mr. Cult has employmen'. Mr. and Mrs. James Cool and Mr. u<<;i- and Kmiuldiitighter. Mi* truck. Uic ■maintenance of them and Bunday evening Rev. Mites expects (the depreciation Charges cat choir, .... u„ big to bring UIIIIK his Ills newly liev.iy organized CIO XI lhe productton of potatoe*. wheat.; BI'GIHJ; CORNERS. I J v Grlndel and wife and John and Mr* Dell Godfrey left Monday .-.ivi-ii- Millet, und family. 1—™-- and they of young -------- -----. from . .. .... also, "»"«■ miiu ror >r ~'rib. I hale In the farm income people Delton, i»rk. caju^not be cured by; Mr. und Mrs Merle Count and Hutchins of Spring Lake were guests tor their cottages at Gun Jake, for Aii Ive cream socUU givenfor by this the Ili,U ** lW tl bUt • abort ^time each j give one of his good sermqns we .... Jriqy lidju&tmcnts are the soft and .wjne friends of Kalama- 01 Mrs Ellen Yarger Sunday. pli'inlied two or three -----------— days Jcorrect answers, says Secretary,. Wal.k 'tl-m Jiiv 3,OUP “fown Iarna”‘tractor r* **■ afford to mis-.. Sjient tile Week end al CloverBorn to Mr. and Mrs. Julius Crans George Deming . Is steadily fallning in in Lacey. I^icey. 1 >,rar tl,Aprontably profltaCly andcannot _.k fhunday ■ rem.u. Ilbll. t(> own a tractor and A forge companv was present at Ince, and there adjustments On the zoo dale and called at Chas. Foote's. 'Saturday. June 17. a baby boy. rtng. Bnrfoi ».i mail- here in the npcritc a truck: hut that doesn't al- Mrs. Turner's home Wedrn-Mlav to ba*ic crops wUT be made under the Mi anil Mrs W. A. Johncock and Mr*. Beatrice Knapp of Hastings Claude Whitney is seriously ill Union cemetery Sunday ufternoonlwaya yvnrk so well, aa the individual ehjov a good meeting of Milo L A. Fann Act if fanners will co-opera.c son. BiUii' J.*', returned to Toledo, i called nt the H. M. Boughncr home at his liome here Io: Ml;; Jani'Hill <>! ftattfo Creek, a. farmer Ranns’, have Uie tool when S. Mrs Kraus had the program In urtii administrators of the Act in Ohio. Monday for a visit. ' Ivan Roush of Windsor. Canada, ta ; Basil DrWltte of North Hope wasTuesday. lormei n-. iu nt of l-icev 1 I ho want* it. So Uie logic of event*, charge nnd Ihterestinglv gave the currying out JL* provision.*. '■ ••••Mr. — and Coats are spend- spending a few weeks with hi* »uen iA-wmc ui our in nupc o Mrs. Ed. — Mr and Mr. tiojindrtl the fact ------ of-Funny • -------- Crosby's -• ■■■ writ—- - Harold •--- --------- ...oi nnd . — that ------tafm —- labor cun now ~ji story' life, No Michigan farmer win be urged "a — Sunday caller ut the home of “ig ’."'<■ two "i'.-Ks Weeks eft on 3a fishing trip at mother. Mr* Clittie, Roush. ertr); areiNirentsora baby;be had at a more reasonable price, ten by Rev Jackson, a friend of to Join with his neighbors in ob- Byron Johncox ;— Clear take Mr. and Mrs. Ford Carr visited girl born Thursday of last week at | have brought'IJobbin into the pte ­ x>m Thursday of last week at huvr brought Dobbin Into the pic- Mrs Kraus' Mrs Jones sang two mining relief tor all agriculture. ’ ________ Mr and Mrs. L M Curtis* were relatives in Charlotte Sunday. ' " Pvniteck hospital. Huntings. JZ.-7 Mr- tore again - Good teams raised L. in of i>t.r songs during the story, mid Tin-plan* will be explained through A new depth, the Mindanao Grand Rapids visitors Friday. । Mr and Mr*. Charles Hoyt and _■■■ Gotnidrii i* b-ing eared for here B1], jalJu.d ln singing several of her newspapers and. by extension work- Trench, found in the pacific ocean. 1 Mrs. Pearl Quick and two daugh-1 daughter were in Grand Rapid* Prire atJ| Ulis tilts climate have a value somewhat h! ‘ .the h.rr.e oi her pan-nte. Mr and comparable to those that obtained hvmns Mrsdamcs Schultz and ers and each former will Judge his would submerge the top of the! ters of Grand Rapids are spending day. , ' * Mrs IV*.Bi.... tlttl.- *t... n 1914. ‘base that obtained hymns . . presented W.d.are Xfa..|r Ma>k. Tin* Tin-little Mv.vI,,, I m Kim 1910 ,to Quick the "Trnvehng Bas- own wtiUngneasj to work with ills world's highest mountain — Mi.1 a few day* with Mrs. Hazel NoviClaude and Frank Walton are on wiu> weighed eight, pounds been 1 a iflan ha> been worked out in kct." and the articles were all quk-k- (neighbors in the proponed plan Everest—by over 5.000 feet skey. a flslung trip in Uie north. 1 •,:in.i-«i I-'Hl Marie recent recent venrs years of of brinoiniz bringing curlrxids carloads of of 1.. iv disposed ,.r <>f. Over six dollars ...... were western liow* into rids state. That received for supjier*. not seemed to work out so well.; Mw priM-ull is now occupying her Mi and .Mrs O I. Lightfoot Ims A Burry county veterinarian told house at Milo for the summer. pr-nt Sunday with Mr and Mr.- the jvriter the other day that a ‘ Mr nnd Mrs. Merle Bradrield; horse brought to this State (pent Sunday with Mr und Mr . Mr and Mrs C. J. Moore and । wwatern ought to be kept here a year before oeo. Wood of East Prairieville. Jack family spent 'Sunday with Mr. and he is given hard work, as he comes h spending some time nt Wall lake.' Dale Cook and family at South I from i< dry climate Into a climate | Mis* Dorothy Bellinger, Mrs. Hut-' p.clr. where change* in temperature arc (je Bellinger's granddaughter, from Mr. and Mrs. Sam Eckert spent' swifter, nnd where th® humidity Lilith Pasadena. Calif. arrived here especially operates to tiie gre^t dls-'i.ist Momlav to sjiend the summer ■ advantage of the western horse iwiih her grandmother Tli'e'y have John Buehler Is visiting he: Michigan owners of .Mich taken several long rides together the daughter, Mrs. Row tjnyder. al .Many horses lost tlw-m this year because1 past week Caledonia. ■ Ann Arbor Mr. and Mr.; Arthur Moore and:' they could n<rf carry .the burden of' Mr. and Mrs W H. Flower and the hard work through the humid; Bernice called ut the CoUins home ith nun. Their many friends family spent Sunday afternoon with f hot June days It would seem to be ; near Vicksburg Sunday evening’ <1 hi* quick rw ry and i<- Mr and Mr.-. Dale Cook of for better <« Mr and Mrs A c and, it — we — could rtUse — our in 1 among u-. Bownr. hones locally, or get them somcin Pritidh union wax held ' '' ut‘ .... uiKPMrs Earl Oit-r and fam- wherv irj Michigan. so they would daughter nnd children sjumt Sun­ Mr. day in Ionia With -the daughter's arid Mr.- Lynd on tly s]»-nt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. not have to be acclimatedhusband. Mr. DufTeny. from many place Jain’ ’ Walker at ‘ Hastings. Everything seems to indicate that CF.DAR CREEK. the horse U to have a place in tlw There were many generations, in the early life of There will be a Children's Day farm picture again. The smaller. in­ "Man," when money was.unknown. Those were the vestment and relatively cheaper cost program at the M P. 'church July of operation with teams on the 2. at ten o'clock. Everyone invited. years of the ‘‘Simple Life." Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Campbell of average small farm, as compared with tractors, will maintain a stcady Urbandale, accompanied by Mr and Today our existence has become more complicated— and profitable market for good Mrs. Thorn. spent Sunday with John commercial, industrial, political and social life, all de­ Ourd and family. hones. / • Mr. and Mrs. Gtiyla Pease, son mand money. However, mdney would at once become EAST BELTON. Leslie and Miss Mildred Watson of Mr. and Mr*. Gordie Durkee nnd Cloverdale _____ ____ ... „ visited laiwrpncc Bostunnecessary- if we wish to return to the Simple Life of Min David nf Delton spent Sunday wick nnd family Sunday nt Ross it. ui.. ....... ........ . past ages. Since we are going forward and not back­ uiili Mr und Mrs. Stewart Waters. Center. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Helen Kaiden ani two chil­ ward, let’s continue to depend upon money. John Willison were. Mr und Mrs. dren of Flint spent Sunday with '* . . Campbell, ------- .... Mn| Clarence Payr* ync — and■* son’Elwin of-Mr. and Mrs. John Moliey hits Been The Business of This Bank for nearly Hope Center.r. waiter Willison and I Pardee, the former s mother, half a century—not in a selfish, grasping way, taking, family of Fair hike and .Mr, and turned to her home in Flint. Xfrs. Charley Beck of Galesburg. Mr. and Mrs. Je.w Larabee and undue and unjust profit*, but— • .Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Diekersbn and son and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Mason ; daughter of Week* Corners spent *j>cnt Sunday at Giin lake Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E Cairns is spending a few days Morford and Lctha. with his daughter. Mrs Lloyd Owen. Mason Newton und Rex Waters MONEY—in its honest relationship to the welfare of our depositors Aunt. Phoebe Dunk Icy ,is visiting and wife spent Friday evening with her Uster. Mrs. Mary Owen, of Gull TVo ONE can foretell the Mrs. Clara Brown near Hinds Cor­ hike this week. and the people of this town— ner* Mr. mid Mrs Ardy Owen, acrom- i Lorenc Collison spent the week panted by Mr. and Mrs.' Leo Mon. end with Ruth Nottingham - near roe and son of Kalamazoo, attended MONEY —in its rightful service to the commercial antfindustrial pros­ price of NEXT WINTER'S Prairievilie. the home coming at Baltimore Sun­ - Rex Waters and wife spent Sun­ dayperity of this community— day with' Mr and Mrs. Georgs LetCOAL — even next month’s Mr and Mrs. Henry Wertman naar and -dlauglrtcr Josephine at spent Thursday evening with Lewie Hickory -Corners. DuBois and wife of Augusta. coal prices may be higher! ^ONEY—in the sense in which it is an.exchange medium contributing Paul Blanchard mid family of Company at John Lammers' Sun­ Kalamazoo spent - Sunday with Mr. day Were Prod Horn of East Has-. The SAFE WAY is to order and Mrs. Eben Willison und daugh­ tings and Mr and Mrs. John Al­ to the happiness and success of all the folks all the time— ter. bertson of Hickory Comer* your next winter's supply of FAIR LAKE. QVntBV. Children's Day will be held July Mrs. Kittle Bell Sides underwent This has been our business—This IS Our Business. This bditk claims to know some­ 2 at the Bunnell church at ten a serious operation at Leila hos­ coal NOW and take advantage o'clock. thing about this business. The past nearly haTf a century of honest, faithful service pital in Battle Creek Tuesday. At The Kinsley reunion was held at present she is doing os well as pos­ of these NEW LOW PRICES! rendered by Ihmb^nk should commend, it to your consideration. Fine lake Sunday. A good, crowd sible. and a fine time was had. Mrs. Elsie Castelcln of Rockford .There wAs a large crowd al the visited nt Leo Reynolds' home last Kinsley Aid which met with Mrs. Ix-ota Forshey. The meeting for The Taylor quartet will be heard July will meet for supper July 19 at the church Tuesday evening with Mrs Lola Miller at the lake. Dr. Kennedy, presldliig elder, will Mr. and Mrs. John Hastings of be at Quimby church Sunday eveJackson and Harold Hastings of-ning.’Quarterly conference Beattje; Wash., were callers Sunday held —.i aitundance held. a A -. good attendance 1* Is urged, i of Mrs. Lottie Collister. Several from this community at­ Mr. and Mrs. Clay Rwabeck at­ tended the Golden Jubilee at the U. tended the AdvenlUt camp meeting B. church In Baltimore Sunday. AU al Hastings Saturday. enjoyed the program which includ­ Dealer, in WOOL, GRAIN, SEEDS. FLOUR Jason Willison and family *pent ed muiic and speaker. Much credit FEEDS, COAL, SALT, LIME AND BTC. Sunday In Ross at the home of John shauld be given Rev, and Mrs. King. Lepper. • Telephone 2257 Hastings, Mich Tonsorlal service is now avail­ Ben. J. Franklin thought the eagle able to passengers aboard the blr; too common as a national emblem transport airplanes With the' for the U. S. and proposed the tur­ barber* • given an unparalleled opkey a* a typically American bird. 1 portunlty for airing their view*. 1 How the Races Got Their Colors,’Myths and Tales GOOD HORSES ARE Hmncmakcrs Corner Curlier Homemakers FO^FARM^ROUBLES ITFM«l Y. MCA IV1. V. A. 1 1 tiivlo QTIIILLI IlLULUuRn hlFPPQQinVI Is Money Really Necessary? WE KNOW IT IS A GREAT CONVENIENCE mpany .'•Il Collect me ck-Deerlength, I against cheapest we have er price. any uAe IE 2118 PRICES GONE DOWN! Smith Brothers Velte & Company HASTINGS CITY BANK The Bank with the Chime Clock TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, MICH �THE HASTINGS BANNER.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE fl. 1M3 Spy on Atom to Discover Home Life of Nucleus SAI VABF fihi n FROM oftLVAut uulu rnuM ............ ... • ~T~ • • ................... " J wamer. and wife. E. '. Lot 415 '* 1,01 <u.cny. cnURT HCillKF NFW^~-ln,i w , RUBBER ERASWS ■ Rose Kasteed to Mary E Kastead Lrr_'.' iv.>n,nTWI LQ. 1 Beechwood put. Hope Twp. By saving up tire .ponge Zbber MARRIAGE LICENSE. i Herman J used io wipe the exceM gold leaf Albert* Parrott, NaohviHe ulBAbcecK and wife, 11 Ac. Bee. 10 One way of finding out what I* breads into a rainbow ’ when pasted . • mid uuu Mildred nuiuicu Weeks. nrcu. Na*hville I'Miiuuc 18 .... ■ • <* Cillers ... goma cm within a house B to knock ’ln ,ha c“* from newly lettered book iuk Uttivemity.JX- Herman L Fridpausch, Hajtings 41: r>°^.! “’ u )v.t-:. , , ••uwa —■ v„ — ....ui. > ~. ,e , . ooff an stum atom the tne colors appear at nar- turning K over to ithe " ............B' . “ ” :X*.netting »<-.-*■>.>■ Re rarer. MeVna Mary lUstmg* 2S **»«»"• 120 Ac" »’• off th* walls and rpof; another is to|10W imr*. the color of the Hire* in* partmeni of Engion.uia watch who and what goes in and dicating the arrangement and num- for ticutu.enl the ixx>k b>>k bindery of, ---------- .5, •** „ _ Horace F. Barnum and wife to mT'IT (WM DEEDS. come out and if possible to peek in tier of electrons which revolve: Uie University of Michigan. How Leola Clark to Bernice j- : Clayton V. Shroyer. 40 Ac, Sec 33. a convenient window. Detective around Uie nucleus of the atom, And-, it.relf riclwr by 1150 in the work of tire latter sort is being listed much u the planets revolve afound u.M-ful nreta) . . UK rhre~ Lot 1 Wk. fi3- Rn-vrell * Add . lag 3’ Wrry E Murphy to Albin Pre.urf at the UnlteraiU'of.Michigan njiys- the Min. Bringing tire interferomGold ■ leaf hoA b-ns ' Atk-..i>f Blk B. KcelM-’s Add . Mtddlevilliand wife. 61 Ac. Bee. 7. KuLand ie* d/partment to »py into the. nor*'etcr. which U a form of extra |x>*- ‘‘n .•iib.-t.uu-.> tor the------tr ---------Mi'rntt E Thompson and wife-to u D 4rl„ man activity of the atom, Ure ul- erfulaiiectruMiope. to-bear on these good <xx>k. becau.e ot Hr. appearand wile to " P. Hilbert ‘ ‘ Fjv’ trainicrmcoplc building block of all: line* »|»»s many to be In fact com- apce, legibility pud wt-arim; quail-I Mildred .Lynd, Parcels, Middleville' Frank ,C Wing and wife. Pur. Blk. 13, nAure. wry, • tier- , Tire 'applies ■ MWV. Because this method show* posed ------of— a serin* . — of finer — —litre* ...., -- . Library Uiideiy -. , ilit Village.’ ’ the natural "home life" of tire Uie atom, clow clow ..together t*~- Tins "hyperfine -- •to n. ■w «xwa-r»- — mvr •—■ un albumin Minnie Pearl Edmunds et al to Woodland village, i it supplement* and has some ad- structure" proves that the electrons adlrestve. pressing .in the gold with Mildred Suuth, 80 Ac, 8ec 35. Hm.- .Frank C- Woolaton and wife to* aantages over the experiment* in their norma) revolution are so hot iron letter- Tire exec..* adlre- Unga Twp ■ i Ruby C. Willtanre. Par Sec. JI which suiosii tire atom apart with affec ted by some influence in the »lve and Iraf are then lubbt-d off with Mildred Smith to Byron II. Ed- Barry Twp powcrful electric voltage* nucleus that Urey v.ir* m tlrelr path.’n plastic rubber > ;.i><•:. Thi* rubba-i rounds and wilt , tn> Ar . s«w 35. Hiu- : George J. Appelman. et al. to John Miller and wife. 40 Ac . Sec. 23. The ipeciroscope and the Inter- Here is a direct check on tire pow- the ra-reurch engine, r. tonlt and re- m.g-, Twp. ferometer. the useful tool* umtlencc er.-. Jhat arc working in the nuch'U*.;duc« d tn an a-h. which prey then Clyde Varney .to "Mary Bellinger, Castleton Twp. ovw 22. «. Woodland nuuu-uu I charle* Popp to Mattlrew M which tell *o much trim light ray.-. Although the dlanreter uf lire nu- rnphed. with tire n-.-ult that in lire Parcel*. Sec whether emitted by a »tur or an ch'll* is only I o-a-r '.t'.ixxi.ooo frto.ooo b ottom of tlrelr crucible appeared a - - to George I. Hindi- iS*”"0"^law lake, -. Carrie cv-ieh atom, arc being used at Michigan ol an Inch, and that ot Ure wln.li- na-able nugK. t <■! go;d. -t. -be i. - |.;iin, Admr. S 22 feet Par. Lot..: 'ankee Springs Twp. ------ -------------- ------------------ — — . - - ------------- .. —. mi"! and turned in on the anti- 599. tyjo. 643. 644. City. Bucher In their *i>ying yuyrutmii'. ■ inch, tire extreme accuracy ot tire hoarding cumiHiign. , ..... : Because the law* wiUcn' govein Ure inu-itiruiiietei. by' delecting the Hinchman. Attmr. 8 22 feet. Lbt*'|tition for Admr filed, waiver ol no­ HINDS COKNEKS. interior of the atom *eeni quite dtf- • haniie.'-in the behavior of the elec599. jo). Abo i>*rt of lots 644 and jtice filed, order uppottiUng Admr fcrent from those operating in na- iron, efiablts the phy-aicut*. to cal- Mr and Mr.. Hen Bunnell <4 tnlcred lure large" these researches are i-nUte tire rate <>f spin of the nu- K K.<1 ur....u. ..pvir Sunday attenio'.in h! ;:r...rin Rlwcla Aldrich to Bertha Elliott. et al "0 Ac 33 B.rrv Tun E’'t E Brown, dee d. Orvaluable if we arc to ever make proc- Ch us. its energy, ekctric and mu.:- with-My -.i /:.M; and Mr*. Edd Nr.wtun. r>‘ r° A u 3’ . dcr for Publication entered ucal use of tfie enormous store* of neUe charge and other feature* It Mr. am. v’1"? ,”,. 2"~? ”‘ r eu Krtal- o«*w Ire. ft. energy concentrated in the atom, a was work of this nature which ledM:i.-mi Newton'from marIX-llon Sin. L W.„. G<1„, OIO„. eh>n[r M Mijir (n, possibility now admitted by many Pi-ofeKsor Dennison of Michigan to svrt Fruf-iy •vent:;: «Dt Mr|J|' InUkd reputable scientist*. prvdtcf in 192B Unit there cxisteiT Clara Brown UU| Ql M«r Huuu.dn:. Wu„. ,„ Passed through the spectroscope -rao kinds of hydrogen ga> This ha-. Diana. M.iitlrews •-> If.ut:. , : ; 1«>l.«u Hu,«l coMlnMeUMtr. H.rd,.id«t. Add.„ka ,|WU11U,, A,.,., the light from an atom is split into been proven since by experiment* in .-landing tiie week with Mr Mar ’... i. , nniii. iv’UU'red. bond of Admr tiled. I- it* component colors gs sunlight Ajuerira and abroad. garrl Mcon . " . r w-t "‘-ri=“-nree to W;llUm|trJ1, of administrate I' -unl AtchW- Newton and family f ““ri *U«'- Par Sec. 34. Bit. James Breaid. deed Will DELTON. 'Mix. Alice CoUina.Friday afternoon, 'filed, petition for probate of util »r their, many friend-, here m the June 29. ' •I Howard Springer Jo Clarence Mr and Mr*. Frank Fisher of bprinrr. Par. Sec 3.- Baltimore Darius Buxhm de-.d .Older Oakfield, N- Y . and Mr. and Mr.. Mr. Murphy of Hastings U.c. Henry Dash uf Elba N. Y. arc oix-ned up a meat market in the ir’.. . r .ih i ... 'allowing account entered, discharge visiting Mr. and Mr.' Charlo KM:-, Blown building. Mr Murphy for­ *.1liiri. V °r Admr mirolied idled Smith. 40 Ac bee Id. Corlamissued, ,., c estate H(,rtOnTdec ’d tnler and other relatives and friends merly conducted a market in the <rfii in thi* locality A Kahler-Horn bank building. *<.M. \ c .. ? G . .if '-entory filed, final account filetl, family gatherum was held at po-;■ At a meeting nt the Barry Twp .1.^««*er Mtowlng account entered. di>­ dunk lake Sunday in honor Of the: M-htxil beard Wediw.-.liiv night at with hi' parent*. ,Mr and Mr., ' U1{<’ 40 Ac'-S,,c ’b- tarl- Charge of Admr L-. ired. v-iah »ngyeats ftudi New York _____Clark ___ ’s in_ the _ Hunnel ___ dtnIClyde “ 1 * •’ Mi and Mn Mar v !■' llV»-v - . VV .• .... n V.. .. II rolled ‘. . . Mr and Mm Clair Reynolds .mt! trict Mr'Barnum ui WuodkiiHl ... ................. . , ... .'laiaiaiv. aj- ruco.M'ii. ana «*. pl Kriiumagtio - i»'nt Sun- . t arid J'i’ Wa!2y: Bond «f Adhir. filed, letters ol ladchildren of Chicago spent a coup!*.: hired as Supt- of aclmols anil ii Oure iibrenta. Mr. and • P m « v e- Jol’na,^‘n । mlnuiralton b*ued H. T Reynuldi cipal and primary tcaelieris m Ixh^to«WS'La Thomas O’Cuiitwt. In­ Mrs Ell* Rogers returned Koine <5!U- Kaiihr in h«»ih- Ct-fi- playing lii fhf bam .•>/ br>k- hb - : il. tails 6. 13. 20, 29. 31 and 32.,..fli.-d jlJIS ln. : Walnut Ridge plat. Sec. 29. Johns-j ‘em. Dajt Pugh. d<‘cd drd< r •>” last week from visiting m Chicago ter. Helm Aldrich ip the Dutm. Mr. ----- .... „„„ 1U1S and attending, the .World's b"J1'i..,.Ur‘r ... Msnlng .residu® cniered. direlungv a...... Fair. ’. Rrrgers m the King.dey. Durrath.i Ration in hr. hrnui ’ ' tK; ah ’ Fr5^ l«'f Admr fuued estate ennilkd. M. ,lll(1 Mr> BllIvj aiK) . Mr and Mr.- Sanford Wllluon of,j McBain in the Uarti. Bunnell mid . Wnln“« fLdfte. PM-1 at. Alicc’Scarle.i. d.x d. Order al­ ...m m.- ...„i v. ' Fred v,...< ■ ' J‘ ’ Hickory Corner* *j>ent Tuesday eve­ Uni llnre new teuclwr-. Vliase ”m i v I lowing claims entered. Hoiitiuack of Hu’tb' ning Ftlh hi* brother and wife. Mr ; e did not Irani I tv n ?!>. ? Bc f I !‘ e L •! Ext- Jacr.bW Felder, dec’d. Ord<. 8unriuv ;ift< rniHin calk and Mrs £■ R Willison Mr .mJ I .1 Ji . Wahmt Rldgt plat, Sac 20 lowing claim* enter, d. final ... and Mrs V.’ -O Tobhu.’ Mrs Frank Fuller of Oakfield N Johmtoun Two ; cmnt U exetufoF nied, wahc. ■ Y. were guest* ui Mr and Mrs E -Mr. Mary E Frey to Wayne G, Frey, e.f | notice filed. .. Heli ii May K. nip-ay. 0 the R WjlIUon Thursday and Friday.' Mb* 1 .. . ........ Ix>t» 3 and 4. Walnut Ridge plat ■ EM Lyle FeldAr. Addi’.; .mil bond ’ Mr and Mrs Delbert Croat nf road spent Sunday at Alfred Fishate road are spending vimt time i’c .'9. Johnstown Twp ! of guardian hied •, ' Banffeld *]>eTit Saturday night and er s. . ih their mint and uncle. M; Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac — . . . . .. The Young Peojik .signing residue entend. Leinaar. ----- Piarl Barren pent the week 29. JoinnUown Twp. Mss Henry Wertman of Cedar church next Friday erenlng. Jun.! vrith fricndi in Brooklyn :count filed. , i, ha.-i a ur.r.i>>. ........ -.......of exeCutoF -................... Creek accomfianU-d Mrs. Lulu 30 ew’.orr anil grand­ hl.i Arnold t > Frank A Coult anil! R’,th Ix-onurd. deed Hn. 1 nun Fa Wayland Wednesday lo'visii There will be S S. next Simduy Mildred OeMon 'il 4,-. al . _■! iMitm;...-.•’!-i.udira nh d. ; . . . <■: her son. Myron, and family, while at 10;30 followed by the j.r.adm;:, , u , ; guardian by ward filed, ..gre*-in>-n: the latter went on to Grandville to wnice' You are cordially mvilAl to w'. Slicwk and wife to ducharge nf guardian fiaueii. see her latiier. Milton Noble*. who attend both of these service* Mr. estate enrolled. Henry Mr is recovering from another attack Gt । Mrs Susie Kirkpatrick. Mr­ ■ Esl. John Sciucfla. deed. Will heart trouble ' Brown, and their mother. Hied, ya-tition lot p:a.h.it. <».' will Heiroll E Pnuere and wye Susan Barry, of ■ Nashville tiled, waiwi of nulicv fliaxl order ;John W. Shatter nnd wife. Im church will meet with Mrs. Ethel callers at Roland Barry’s .Thi annual tor publication uitcri-d. ,->nd 24 Morgan village. Pennock at Hustings Wednesday inches oi snowfall i afternoon. July 5. Pot luck aupjwr Verdun of Lansing 27.104 an inch Yt-i inpv.il during tors there. Mr. and Mrs Claude Jolm-ui. ?»*tnry. ■ . ; Robert Orton und Bcttv Shafer of Rapids were callers ut the ts 9 .hid ID, Grand home b! Burdette Norrii Sunday Oiiuigri llluge afternoon. . , • Smith and wife to ------ 1 and writ-. 1xh i. Blk. Hrcn-Patrlot paid .. r. .. iwins tribute 3, Paulina Beuch. Johnstown Twp. 1 to » former Yankee Spring* Hazel Main Shcrmnn to Elmer E Mrs Edith Owens, of that <ity. Peters and wife, u>> k Walnut Rldgr. Jiduivtuwu Tip. inut]dvr of the Duuiiiitets of the (I. a ii nf Michigan. /-a portrait ut John W. Sheffield and wifi- 3 • Mrs Owens appear* with Un- uKi- Banner Want Ads Get Results P \RM and C ITY HOMES alike have odd articles of furniture., machinery and clothing in sionniv that are loo valuable to throw away. Other people in thecouiib want to purchase just such articles, but do not know WHERE to but. Bnltinmrv Twp. sa.it Leiiuuir a mmc Twp. Wtinp.T 1. Chalker w Clulkrr and wife JTairietlHe Twp Fred E. Elik to imerit Winchester and wife. Blk 4 S.imjv Beach Park. Var.k Spniigx Twp. tJaura Davison to Herlwr: Ctfr: resident Purdy, who ’formerly resided with: fir ptmeiiLi mi tu- Big Orchard arm. SuperviMir A L. Graves is’ in at­ tendance at rhe June scuiton of the bo.ud of MipervbW' at Has’iriRs. George Mackllinski and wile of-, !Chicago, ill. spent tlx- week end with .. . itlicr.iuho resides on tlw: J. P Sjinnue: farm. IX'nnls Duffey and wile enter-; tanied her parents from Ionia. aba Mice are canny thin** and unlria thr"'frap la clean they will avoid II. After 'a monte lure Ireen caught In the trap, the trap should be thorouculy scalded and dried and afted. Tbeu all event,will Ire gone except the amell of the bait. If you do not enre to go to allftl{I« trouble, use new trap* for egcli uhiuw. Many Uie tuoiiw .Mjll In it. I'nriuiii.i I'littiil; bringing prospective buyers and sellers together. t.'iaytun. nrtir JT MAKI S NO |)I| I ER! \( I whether its rooms Mini ll< •1ati.ni held and ».•«« rtnalty slew the fiend. . An t.ei»i>t to reduce people l" •'"‘J atnmlanl way "f ihlnfcing “r ni-tim. h known a* placing then* •’>' ‘l11" I 'lark’s "Animal* of Sea" urentlon* that “f ! the larger dragon Hie* >it Hint THOUSANDS OF PERFECT PICNICS WILL START AT KROGE APPRECIATION SALE To show our appreciation of your valued patronage and your approval of our New Store at 110 State St., we are offering these out­ standing specials this week-end CATSUP Plain Olives 14-oz. bottle Country Club 2 TUNA FISH 21c quart 29c Salad Dressing pint 27c Sandwich Spread «-<>«. 10c Hollywood Brand Stuffed Olives Country Club - fancy quality Hollywood Brand PEANUT BUTTER 2 t19c LOAF CHEESE ~ Kraft Cheese 2 ’j,T 33c nd Old English Corned Beef can 17c Potted Meat ..n 7c Armour's - Sliced Beef, glass 10c ... 1 3c French', Mustard Armour's famous quality GRAPEFRUIT SANDWICH BREAD No. 2 can Cnunlrv t liiti~—F Mtir*v Fri.il I' -Ib. loaf SLICED— Famous Country Club 2 can* 9c Pork and Beans quart 1 Country CRlb - Refrigerator bottle Vinegar ‘19c French, lb. 23c - Country Club, ib. 27c Lemon Crisp Cigarettes pb« • 1 Oc All popular brands ib. 10c roll 8c COOKIES - freth drllcloua Bianchi; I .Van Hun we believe Rie jxs to rcni.’fufniturc to sell aparimejits wanted, farm products for sale, hired help necUeil. articles lost* live bed he cut off lire sotwrfluons P»rU If xtiorier ire stretched the. th .•er l.crii iikim! In clreumti« dlUlciilt n» Ills. Not al­ an we know the eircumbut often there I* enmigli it upon thn Hurfaie, lf-w< .ut look for it. In ni.-iko 111 ciiwk tb Jewel Coffee L'an Volkenbutg and i> (' B Rr.dbh and 9 and 10. Orangeville Procrustes, sircurdlng to Greek legend, was a robber of Attica who made it a practice to place b<«ly he captured on an iron bed. ir Before we iMiaa JmlgrmJnt upon fhc Banner W.lnl Ad tolutnn is the best ntvdiurn in Barry County for DDSsible. Ode-i'i, Sunday Judge Stuart Clcnicnt Ix'buildi a cuttage. alTHtchics shore. G western cud nf the Florida Keys In the Gulf of Mexico. At protect the inlands a.rv a qmirantlnu Station. Since 1IMH n marine laboratory has been maintained there. at»*i a fed­ eral bird «uu<*tttary rime 1'Jt‘S Dur- tendance, Delbert Buxton Rapids were tile Bunk. Lot 1! "The,Elm'.' her parent . Mr. and Mt Ritchie, a: Gun Banner Want Ads gut results! ROCKY RIVER 1 Ac bottle ■ No bottle chargi PENN-RAD "°ol?' e 100.i Pure Penni)Kania OH—Light, madlum or haavy—Tav Cncludad J^ON’T BO Till-R to cjll Jn person .... Jijst tele­ IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT phone 2115. if you are-not certain of rhe word­ ing, wc wiij do our best to assist you. Simply give n-Vn?nf J. Hope nacres of roaipaniona ma ed, the hrarti of friendi cold, but the cou(i*hnifni Carl- us the facts and your ,ui will go into print clcartv staled in the fewest words possible. Our rates arc reasonable .,. one cent per word w ith a miniiuifm charge of twenty-fi-fe cents. CHICKENS PORK STEAK PORK ROAST 2 BEEF Ground BEEF POT ROAST VEAL CHOPSHom' D'e*,'a Fw.hDr.ued Le.n The persimmon i* * natl The Hastings Banner Telephone 2415 Owen C Moore and wit J::_. io the Carolina* and westward r Tliomas H Rodrbaugh. Par. 2L*' Missouri atiil Arkaas&s. The Amrrilir. mid 1126. City Hattie Bellinger to Lrwv Johnson ran parslmmoa is a cIom relative rt’r and wife. 791. AC. Hee 1. Pral.i-- tire Jupanoe persimmon, or data- i Pjutn. which came originally from j vihr Tu-ji . ,; -. . ____ . ____ H-wnce E Smith to Charles E China. This tree bears beara a larger and 1' Beach and wife, 15 Ac. See. B j much le«« astringent fruit than the Baltiniore Twp : American apreiee ami |« more trop eij “ ’ Ki “ nank E B'.delnun to Harry A-1 McDonald and wife. Lot 3. Bit IL.' Kcrdield’* Add Fiat. Joluutown Twp ' t • Alice G Taylor. eV al. to Willard 111 *"“ll,ni iThg ttrnj 'Down Ear.’ Ii u»tj»lir 3 ">•- F«.h picnic or Pork Sausage 121c 23C 5c 15c it. ^s. lb 6lc ib 1 Oc �THE BASTINGS BANNER WEDNESDAY TONE 18 ITO to* B«d? curding l*<(lr»‘k t>ber of Attic* w*10 ice t<» pv**M*cr{: I on an iMU^tad! too long for H>« e enperflnon* part: etched lb" body '*• the Jletxl. . Noted Student of Intemntional Affairs Discusses His­ toric Document ■ ;,r best footing since the Sp&nishAmerican war. arid Dv- outlwni npublic* strong •■r^High to wilhstaxul aggrv.-iou from EnroiM’. tta n-t-d thinking or iietlnf idqg Itam uh ,llB .. tl ri <1 the United States has p uidjc.st i.> Dr Hti-iihcri P Di wins i>'“l «lj»‘ nnl.bjJ'"' ,,,r ?lll‘ I tint! tli-> cover. .1 ■ VAGI HOPE CENTER. | QLTHBE. | CLASS CREEK. Bom to Mr. and Mr*. George Hal- Last Week's tatter Mas-Lucille and Robert Otli enPsychologist iucplain*, trained a number of the young verson an eight and one-half pound ' tao Reynold* and family and-Wm ;>vople of Uie neighborhood >a»t boy. June.21. Caateleln and family attended the' lag ■ Aller of m>ui« »pecl*l gi«M, the Mrs. Bertha Turk and Fred Scott Caatetan reunion al Royce Henton s p a test in iwrtrr tayd-Thoiiip*on Inmiiut* of ytaat of Delton Sunday. im*v .M-em Tye iptnt fii game* after*which light spent Sunday ut Scotu. : i d< coving our refreshment* were served. ' Mr und Mr* fYed Ashby and # probable Cha*. Wlilttrmore "and, wife at- i daughter, Inez, motored to Hasthigs tJwJrrt wire-. ° P 1 *W£ U * into huriinmg rot lor probable grevn fru(l Into ■ beautiful rad up short with ” '«<>«* the Hope Centef school j»lc1 ending* kt snapr Saturday evening. . we .were aorry to hear of the - And Waturdjy. a ridiculous conclusion. .. ..im- n!c rwresv Fb:r<st nuvrns Huven* »»u anc umujr family u*> and . ll,«x A»hby and friend spent Bun- painful accident of Nathaniel Ooldprobable a* the final point nUy.'. - Aha McGIuckhn-Ulla wife. Walter day m Benton Harbor and Sou.li pn Wlls M farmer resident of the fruit l» colored quickly by ta­ stem under tuual <treunvta<tce.-r । r-' tta Hyan and wife and Robert M< - < Huven. Quimby, but now. reside* hi Balti- proving on the *un'« method*. If j ... Qjjjjjtjfp and UUd family umily spent Sunday; Sunday { — Mr. unfi Mrs.----------------------Frank Leonard enGlocklin ----------... more. at Gun lake . | ti-rtair.ed their children und fam '' ' ­ Mr. and Mrs Dirk Hoffman and ibtagy finds' , ■ The Good Will cotnmumiy club Illes from Kalamazoo Sundav. family vt»nru ianuiy visited mauve* relative* at nuiamaKularna- , , , , ■ , , i t?-,—..—n when It examine liinklng dur- will p.cnic at Thornappb- lake this chister Norwood ol Sheridan zoo Sunday I tuur. In cuarga of tula lavefllgsdiun, Ing tlu- pro((rf-r.; alu-r-tlinner wt-ek Saturday * P-r. luck dinner, vidted hla aunt. Kate William*. * Don't forget that the Epworth' fuuad t^1 001>' H*U»< ‘■‘•H* «t <>'• speaker* tnlv . p;< ,pc bring own tabl-- -civire. Sunday. League meets every Sunday night in i ®PP** *Dl re»i><>ml tu till* treattheory of hun-c: •pjd by. Dr. f.ylr O'.-,andwife ofKuiuniaioo j4r. and Mrs. Clare Ashby and the church at ".30 All young pea- tukut. ■were Sundavyut- . atFred Otb . daughter spent Sunday in Camp I'le Ure welcome to tins taague. Al•liy cl Michigan depart'• " ‘ " nther and ouster to sec tar mother. Mr*. m> tta young people win We a luent' . at Clyde Trine, wiio is »till confined to her party at the home of Rev. and Mrs . When, w. uu u dark, clear night, one *—• ' Conklin tn Hasting, Thursday nigh! •!, k When the corned', hero In, the Warren'* Sunday. Mr.- Sarc Er-.-.ay U. visiting lier! The school reunion was well .at­ to which all the young people ure movie* is thrown.through a »ihd*w acrtne as thoogli the «fan iu the at by the villain w laueii bccauve It »!-.ter. Mrs. Clara RotaiMsti. at: tended and it was voted to have it' Invited is an unexpected fulutlon to Uw Wayland. । again at the *an:e place and at the Sunday visitors at Roy Envay's' same time another year. predicament leading up r,i the act. ’hen the and u different •olunun from any were. Al Wolfe, wife and daughter, Mrs. Kate William*. Chas Mc­ countless, and one thinks of the bil­ louxly and Maurice Erwiy of Grand Rdp- Dermott ana wife antLC 1- Texter lions only to be «ren with the aid same ’ and family attended the dinner plenty of institution* that will wel­ of n b |.-seoj>e. In truth, however. given by Mr. and Mrs ta-on Dun­ come them and ran.-h good will be ning in Delton-Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mi -. B. A.. Lyttle * fourth ; anniversary ' Mrs Matte. Paddock entertained the home her tister from Grand RapitU over ■ region on ls lake itself there > out Vt .w MONROE DOCTRINE NO LONGER I PEAT PLUS SALT WATER EQUALS OIL? FART AT What IS FuriTlV Whv. , . 1 . Mr and Mrs Rolland Froman and Miss Cliuhta Paddock were iff KfllainazxAi Saturday evenhu:. Ttic Voting People's ci.i-. of the Sunday School.had a pot. luck din­ ... - .. sjlU!m >uj.c, Sunday • program w»u given Sunday by the South Brethren > K> nin th and MaFgar'f Kcl.-cy at­ i. nrtrd the prugnnn at "<»nm Friday ..... I... WT K 1 Marian Woodman is planning a .sixrial. meeting with music for next '.Sunday evening , Mr. und Mis Iz.-vl Boice of them- atid Ciiampaigu. Illinois. nceompiHtad' - '* Mr and Mr* C S Boice to St. Lbuta," the charath-ris’ Mich , and spent over Sunday al i in that it* logjc ni-nt. through -|»r?«nal liy declared*- r approval i out- Hugh (' ?',r Mr* Sidney Ttiomiu of iLawiun amt Mr and Mrs. Elwyn Paw Paw vtv.teil Mi Li'*1!' Saturday and: held ut lh>1 4!’’ Sunday. Mr. and Mr-. Geo. Lydy ■ir dnughtir. Mr. and ■ vri ‘ --tonMeKrewne^^end. Winn bal,v of ^ lrvl,!«and I-ydy ; FA-ta, Kv and D-mna Ai^jjh.^1 1 Tusker, Mi.v. lk-<;ie rued’ MJhi them Kfh r of tan-m are luma- fur tm- sum- trnwm wjd > PRODUCTS Interior Walihide Outside Paints ' • Floor Enamels White Lead and Oil ui- tMhw. Mr ftnd W-'O»- Keeler and! n-tru. t't r Ill ’ HaMing- vHied Arthur 1 i .I .t'i i"hv!Klt'ir,‘ “nd Homer Smith Sunday Iter a X-t ued. Wl" **' »«»Pnn«l Ul Rev. Gillrtu Chica 11 n ake their horn.- h‘ a!lh l"’ r"n tlriVc hu car a*’lln-1 enn^trip tin - i.. ,-c r n Murray Decker of Grand Rapids u I 1-1 •' ’• v i-.tim: Mr and Mrs John Abbott. friends and relatives-here, returned grntuiatlmiHerbie Wil njrt Mr. nnd Mrs. erf Inweek from Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. FRANK SAGE \ PHONE 2S1S i- ■o*- 10c Floyd ’ F.t Kenn S spending ure Birthday July fiun'ting muild Wanx-r DON’T PUT OFF GETTING THAT that will Buy General and . Corduroy Tires NOW* . ANOTHER ADVANCE IN PRICE will take place BEFORE JULY FOURTH! ilh-r Stanton id thl-tr Wall is limited, only if> • Phil O.Mt: story. ’ ‘ i,.vvu ■ *' ■ Edward Sfaut-m of tanning niiii.vv i.i r.. PITTSBURG than -Cincinnati ■ Come in and TRADE YOUR TIRES for better ones. Old tires are dangerous to drive in warm weather. ▼ ▼ ▼▼ ▼ V W ▼ ▼ ▼ V ▼ ▼ *T W ▼»-»-*> V •v ▼ ▼ V ▼ ▼ XT XT XT ▼ ▼ *T ▼ We Have Some Good Used Cars at Bargain Prices UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO. TELEPHONE 2121 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN hu.pital for i f.-itnd.-. tare Fred for Ju-: tn Adrian-Thurs-’ A J Miller ,ll,v W'd '« I-iiisimr Saturday and th.- Emerson iwiMed in the Pastuni band con- baby home Jenkins tjnw .< roll 8c spending -------- „ tome their srrandjw-rents and Their lather hml the :o hav- hi*, house badly , Other had al the Von Rti home this M.-ad t spending’tills' Mr and Mrs. Leon Fuhr if Mr and M;t Hcrbli- .Wilcox nnd — .1- W.-lnm enxiycd a picnic dinner at nnd Mis Thoniapph- hike with friend- from m <4 Granii Rapid?. Cedar ~ ' -. — Creek anil Hrt’tiiwi . ‘Sunday. Mire Genevieve XlcClintock of L-alerville and Cold­ Pc'rry h ?p«-:idim: a -l.-w day;, with ly. . S A. .McCaiTrrtv Hiv und Mr. Gillette of G».ill. Kenton. Ohio. >n U‘- i1 ith Im - n Ktiiiv.- .uni l.miliy. Uhd Mrs Lloyd Mead were ntt Meade s nnd Mr and Mrs Will Mr.-and Mrs Enns taCulrs et tntn<d their son nnd wife fiumf tin Sunday. J NORTH MARTIN < ORNI RS. • Mis- Margaret Karrnr of Portland and Lyle Karrar of take Odessa spvjnt Fririav ev$ning*uith Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Slpcum and family and Mis? Margarn remained With her brother until Sunday. Mta Margaret Karrar and Mr. and Mrs Vernon Kitrrpr s|>ent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs Joe Karrar near Clarkavillc. • ’ • The finu i al t er vices of Philip Kirnbie held Saturday nftemoon acre largely attended. Much sympnthy ik extended to Mrs Mattle Kitiiblo and Mr. and Mrs Floyd Kmible. prices, All ririxlrl* eriiaatHinally THE MAYTAG COMP AW hie light nnd.hc.it that nre croired by the action of high temperature <m certain bodies. Burning or com­ bustion results from the yhemlcul reaction between the elements com­ posing Vhe fuel and the oxygen In the air.—Washington Star. COME IN AND LET’S TALK TERMS W* D n 1? I? KI V IWJEg Fl DEALER . WOODLAND, MICH. TELEPHONE M-F3 WALTER SATTERLEE, Agent, Hasting* WOOD BROS., AgrnU HEBER FOSTER. Agent CLARK BLISS, Agent . Halting* Nashville Middleville IN THE BANNER! r>. Sbiftds. and funi^y of BE SO VO'1' * • Publish Your AUCTION SALE Ac ‘59s" 10c Wilson WHIRL-. and I. an* visiting ' the i : ! > NORTHWEST RI TI.AND. MrsXDorotliy Booth of Laingnburg is making-gn indefinite stay with' her parents, Mr and Mrs John: Brnedici, and r-n Sunday the fol-{ lowing were rucMs tn tta Benedict’ home Mr and Mr.-. A U. Benedict ’ and little son of tan’piR, Mr.' and, Mrs Henry Sctalbly and Colon also Mrs Nvlta Hitt of Woodland.' Mr*. Sain Prctt is Hi with measles. Fred Camp is in Charlotte thi* Opport unities Read In Nearly All the Homes in Barry County ! IT IS IMPORTANT that you have a large'number of "bid­ ders" at your sale if you wish to get the value of your prop­ erty. 1 he extensive experience of The Banner in advertising auc­ tion sales has proven the value of this sort of publicity for auction advertising. Your sale published in The Banner brings the crowd of buyers.. "r‘ Many ,a farmer who has advertised his sale in The Banner has received from $300 to $500 more for his property than was originally estimated—just becaqse The Banner advertising brought a lot of "bidders." Ilves again with lite knowledge that we now have, we might make ImemiMltiited provemAnlv. tee to take >y day coilii- oppartunimore of oliwlres. .Artfiplrii lli-m apii making Telephone Office: 2415 —and the BANNER Will Arrange the Date With Your Auctioneer “Dar'x a new kind o’ hypocrlt," ttahl t’ricle Ebert. "Stid n' pretend­ in' he'* peaceful an' pious, he Jets on likq he's a gunman."—Washing­ ton Star. Winning the Heathen An explorer has discovered that pn African tribe beats the ground with sticks as a sign of anger. Well, well, fancy golf spreading to eqiia- ; We can finish nothing In life; but torla’l Africa 1—Sportlng Dramatic ( we can make .1. beginning and be| qiientlt a noble example.—Smile*. I �THE HARTINGS HANNER, WEDNESDAY, JVNF. i». 1«2S PAGE TWELV1 ■ 1IIGHBANK. ' -I n'amiville. woodland, mvr. Mr. and Mrs Coy O. Brumm and Mrs. Harriet Stotetea of Oranu ' An Ice. cream social a lit be tide!' AUTHORITY SAYS daugh:. - Helm MsrquHa and Ledge vutts-d her daughter and th* < vetutig of July 4 ut the homed ------------• Wu.j; t Friday on a motor husband. Mr. end Mrs. u. J. B..: ■ :> .|! t ;n< !u. N.t.-aaka to visit'num »gwthe uvek end. COLONIES PASSE •nor htwptUd much improved. • Mus Oc; ' Smith. Smith haa come from oayfbrd Fiery. TunaUe Niethainri !l<nJ Snyder. Erv Bates and chil­ ida t" spend the sum* awi LiiKur MrMH.cn axe campinr dren. and Mrs. Velma McCully <>J '.m» »wk on Thornapplv river. Wocdland. Rev. and Ms • Delbert ►pent " ’the Mr and Mrs John DeU at>r.d«U Otroth and family of Iasn.--.ng the Fox reunion ar Holland Bunday Mrs Wm. Mohler vislbsi hr Mr. and Mrs. Frank Banic r«l* daughter. Kntiuun. Mohb-r daughter.' Siuane. W Fi-rt v al-iof OiamMrapMt part of bvt ati-k Indiana, were Rundav Cues' -• Mr. and Mrs Vaul NngkKr«>Ud -I Mr. und Mrs. (!'«•<>.. (ir>vn 8 tXdlihiuiMW IMUVit spent the »«vk rtf with Mi .•••maint d for a Linger risii nt t>> ramp and Mrs. E. J Sbeidyli • ! MRill Marshall mid friend. Dowiiflj > Wqudland and a it!) Mr and Mr Mrs SIU BlttB Mrs.-Curt Marshnll. DptMid O*Hutii . Lirrinh! in , Wsxxtthad :1hry niude the trip in t htiMxum. Mr unit Richard spend il Mm Lexhc Adams. ■ uutii Hitoilngs j veiling on Mr. ’««• HawbJiUt. Special Merchandise ANNOUNCEMENT Here Are More Special Offers Which You Cannot Afford to Miss ’‘Shiny Nose” “Pale Lips” FREE! Mello-Glo Tickets to the Strand Theatre Face Powder and Lip Stick Wm. MvMiHvi BRANCH l>l>TRirr. Mr.' John Velio am! Mr. and ■Mrs Arthur CJiddsngk nnd da mint* r Au ixcrlb-nt ChRihvn? fta Ruth wm(M in Woodland Tlim - :cram was given at the North 89c * Roberts POULTRY TONIC Mr' and. Mt*. ChS-rHuv.ladGrainl Rapid.- •vvY«! days (>rd«xt Finnu- Gtu. Ktr-hfrom ;!»!• H.H'~ 1. PROTEi THIS Base Balls Official Size Horse hi de Covers 27c Ewh' Excellent as' an egg producer, and for fat­ tening fouls and for raising ycung chick­ ens, turkeys, ducks and ' In 12-qt. Pails Asthma Pow’d 12 3 oz lu. $1.25 Milk of Magnesia HOW? A ticket is given FREE to each person making a 50c purchase or more of any* toilet article. Make purchase June 28 to July 5. Tickets good until July 8th, except Sunday and Monday. Value . . . _$1.50 BOTH FOR :«-]». mng Acidity, Heart­ burn, Dyspepsia, Gas, Indigestion, Car-Sickness Nausea, Vomiting, For Infant's Use Enjoy a good show in a good, cool, comfort­ able theater. Wil! correct thia nnd give a real nat­ ural pleasing ef* . feci. FACE POW. $1.00 LIP STICK .50 and; flic Remedy for • Will correct all of these ailments. One Pint for 29c BOOKS for Children A new line of fasci­ nating tales for little . boys and girls. Bound in cloth. Instant Relief 25c Illustrated. 50c Valuei-7- Salc 32c Each Ly BARKER’S DRUG STORE “Whore Immediate Attention anti Couite.ay Are Shown !•> AH" WE DELIVER - HASTINGS, MICHIGAN - PHONE 2115 4.50 x 5.CJ 6.15 BETTER Hastings Days! Specials for Friday and Saturday June 30 and July 1 Only l N|\ I.RSM. Percolator, I MX ERSAL Toasters . . UNIVERSAL Irons . . ELECTRIC I ANS . . 82.95 J.50 Demonstrator and Floor Sample Ed mends Oil Company GAS RANGES One LS55 1< \.-B. GAS RANGE Former pt ice $l’>.5»—SPECIAL Price..................... *2S>— Two 2<M>7 1. A. B. (JAS RANGES Former price $/7.50—SPECIAL Price..................... Car tying On One 1155 R A. B. GAS R ANGE—Former price S77.50—SPECIAL Price..................... 539— One bl IS DETROIT JEWEL Gas Range Former Price $.¥>.50—SPECIAL Price . . One 6221 R DETROIT JEWEL Gas Range Former Price $77.50 - SP^’fAL Price . . *29— One 6201 L DETROIT JEWEL Gas Range Former Price $115.75—SPECIAL Price . • $89- We also have a few slightly used Gas Ranges at a frac­ tion of their original price. I .ilwral allowance for your old cooking equipment. md bad. lh< i> shareholder’s princif^.! last* QTbe^Jaiinnal jEnait & fnuesinwnt (fumpaiui CONSUMERS^ POWER TELEPHONE 2305 COMPANY HASTINGS, MICH. �Till. HASTINGS HANNER, WEDNESDAY. Jt'NE •«. 193J Hastings A&P Stores Announce, a for p»ia, it ion. niting, Ute of isia A*P k\ GRAND OPENING SALE cs 102 to 104 STATE STREET We cordially invite you to visit and inspect this Modern Food Store. It contains the LATEST in up-to-date equipment and Special Features, WHERE ECONOMY RULES Beet Steak ROASTS ic ib. BEEF TENDERLOIN HAMBURG PORK SAUSAGE Lean, Rib Rod Cul> Choice Be®* 2115 ROASTS lc Ib. Choice Pol Roa.l Chickens nple 29­ 12­ 4* Mc Pound Carton 29­ 4922 39* t a frac­ ice 105® C H. Fancy Fresh Dressed GREAT lb. 10c lb. 15c 6 lb. can 99c Rocks or Reds lb. 15c Tomatoes Fancy Hot House lb. 15c Lettuce- Large Solid Heads 2 '■■■ 15c New Potatoes 10 »• 29c Bananas Ripe, Ye Iloti Fruit. Ib. 5c W.hlk'^SuP/,lyLaslil lb. The Economical Laundry Soap FELS NAPTHA SOAP ’ ’ IVORY MEDIUM or CAMAY SOAP P & G SOAP Small Bars BABBITT’S CLEANSER May Fair Tea 10 bars 45c 3 bars 14c 10 bars 27c 3 can®10c Green or Orange Pekoe BULK TEA Japan or Gunpowder NECTAR TEA Perfect for Iced Tea GRANDMOTHER’S BREAD Sliced or Regular PREMIUM SODA CRACKERS N.B.C. '/2 lb..tin 25C Ih. 29c ’ ' Ib. tin 19c lb. loaf 5c 2 Ib. pkg. 21c Maxwell House A Na“onal Favoritt 25c Post Toasties or Kellogg's Corn Flakes I . ' EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE (3 lb. bag 49c) ' lb. 17c BOKAR COFFEE Rich and Winey lb. 22c RED CIRCLE (Condor\Cgffee, lb. 27c) lb. 19c SHREDDED WHEAT N.B.C. Cereal 2 packages 19c ' piit*e Can® m,,-^andp. hs. 25c Mild Sugar Cured Peanut Butter 3922 4 FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ’ Easy Ta»K 3 hs. 25c VEAL CHOPS VEAL STEAK CORNED BEEF Lemons. Sunkist 360 Size Doz. 29c Cantaloupe hpe. Dtltciai n.... 3 25c I CaiTOtS Fancy Large Bunches §C Watermelons 50 lb- Tin $3.39 .95 ..50 h. 23c Ajax Soap rs lb. Made from Fresh Cut Beef Pure Pork VEAL ROAST Choice Shoulder Cui* Ib. CJc VEAL BREAST With Pocket Ib. 6c. SPICED HAM Sliced lb. 23c t Bound rated. RE Trimmed Flanks Picnic Hams ■ little Each and we believe it to be ONE of the FINEST and MOS1 COMPLETE Food Shops there is in the State of Michigan! A&P Meat Markets Carry in Addition to Staple Meals at the Lowest Possible Price, Complete Lines of Poultry, Sea Foods and Cheese from All Over the World! for ren In Honor of Our New Store . . . Located at Chipso For Quick Suds lb. jar Sultana Brand OLIVES Encore Plain BEANS With Pork Quaker Maid . DILL PICKLES . Flying Dutchman Brand GINGER ALE Yukon Club (12 bottles $1’. 15) quart jar 25c 3 cans 10c quart jar 10c 24 oz. bottle 10c Flakes or Granules CIGARETTES Four Popular Brands PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO OLD FASHIONED ASSORTMENT N.B.C. PREMIUM MUSTARD , Northern Tissue 2 X 29c pkg. 10c, carton $1.00 can 10c 2 lbs 25c quartjars 10c Toilet Paper 49c Oleo tc°n°'n'™l Spr.aJ 4 Roll• 19c ATLANTIC & PACIFIC ?OA �THE BASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JUNE PAGE FOURTEEN | LEGAL NOTICES | Sound, of Ancient Egyptian’Discovered 2i. liH M„ „s„„ kakw. in. -.L-it«i me form.-) >A goodly number were prewnt to' : . ter.-Mr.-. Fred Smith Wedne duv. ' enjoy the annual picnic day qieet -. heard from Rul!l Woodman of ‘Coats Grove :ng Jns ot the H. L. Club at Mrs.,Mills’ Pyramids a‘- Fred-Smiths 8u“-|CoJ ulk lake Thursday with' —-c..v... Kalamazoo and HasMr and Mr- Merit Bradd* Id and tings. Roll call sat responded to by Mi B».ian.-Ida lii’.iier uf.Milo ■ ;*«; all present, with “a toast to. our : i.» Eavptinn. r5* before ;t>; down r-' ipoken .. Wood und family. M.- «nd Mr- Dek» Hdgties and .■al naw returned to their home in ..._i, . - many ol the w MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. >.vcd kvud tej>o.-t irjort of the County Federar Frdenv turn held at Climax. Mrs.. Mills then presented Mrs. H, E, Brady. Preaident of Ladles Library ot Kalama- r.t the State Federation held at Watch fur n notice'of the Prairie­ Detroit. She then introduced Mrs ville school reunion. July Dili, in tin .€. L Bennelt of Kalamazoo who ------------ ----1 -poire cn Adult Education.” More Mr. and Mr>. LcCirandc DePriest- ndillu jsat middle life are paying ii .K^la- attention to-improving—jht» mind uuz^> Saturday P. M 4han formerly. She said thqttheper- un-ts.oi M. chance for advancement as one of .nc day la;*.’ sixteen years. Her address waa splendid and encouraging: After tongue of Mr and Mr* Ma on Mine.- und Kinging MOod Be With You.' the '-.mthvl when children and Karl Smith v>* Homer. meviinsr was adjourned. Mr- Kenneth Spaw .spent part of. t:an > poke a Smith u«: the week end last week at the home* of her par­ t tiie VnlMIm Myrt.i* Smith aha .-pent ents, Mr and Mr». C Lcchleltner. I. syteuiiut tn wu called home on account vt the evening. Hie name*n w iw«u.< of her brother-in-law. Mr. Mr and Mrs Jack Schultz apent from Friday till Sunday evening with friend* tn South Bend. Ind not at Mr. and Mrs. H J. Hower nnd Bernice jnd-Mr». Bellinger attended tlx- <!<dic.«tivn <>l KiruUebcntrr Park ut Parchment Saturday after­ noon A thu- jiri'grani ww presented. Some of our people uitne.wd ■'Outward Bound” by Hastings Civic Playdrs Tuesday and pronounced it i a great.success. .Mrs- flattie Bellinger. Mr. and iiid fsunl! Mr. -itMl Mi.. D N Honrysvll <m­ Mr.. W. H. Flower and children L-. land Huiu-yweII .und drove to Wampler take tx-yond Jivcluon Sunday and were met there BACK AT WORK - - - AND WANTS A TELEPHONE AGAIN This man is typical of many former telephone subscribers . . . one of the first things ho did after going back on the pay roll was to order his tele­ phone reinstalled. good times if their friends can­ not reach lhejn by telephone. And only with a telephone* Mr. and* Mrs. A. ’ Jbluuon and': k-do. to take Marcia Mary home of phonoHr* whir! with them to spend her vacaJon. [ iijiliy uf ' Flint may be formed : Mr. and Mrs Flower and little son. cun aid be summonctl in.stnnltluand throat and will be ut home for tlie summer fludy ol H)l the di .'with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hyde arid George. L ly in case of lire, sickness or Ircelt. htth . Homer Flower i bmmunitv was ahwked ur tluy. were and' . near •>: the sudden passing ut Wii-|I We arc glad to report Miss Nina; accident. , ? * bur J Poll. y of Battle Creek H-1; Fenner i, improving after her s.-lg'c Every family wants a tele­ of .ill health. 17 wa* a week end xur-t ot his mother­ ’*. * in-t.w. jJt Sarah Smith, of thu: Mrs. DutTeney. son and little Order a telephone today al the phone. The young people, ’ ' • nearly every week, also spent;• daughter of Lansing, came to spend MW.., He ..v y-u r— liked by an indefinite time with her parents, mcations lure especially, “lose out’’ on many Telephone Business Office. all who knew him. kindly, upright Mr. and Mrs A C Bennett, und Isancst, a heritage rilore to lie " * •' ■desired than riches*-' He will be stxry and r>n<- Clem an- In Scburied by the side of his son. Max­ men sym- invisiting their aunt. Mrs. Corey, j well, in our cemetery. Much, his loved ' PhyUis Ixmg was tiie guest ot Mr. ' • and Mrs E J B-.-ck and family iffman and Sunday. at 10 30 o’clock. ITed Kenney und son.-Robert. In A luffand Mi». Maui.it i -mp.uiy with Clair,Jomt,s ot Kai-, jamnzoo. Wm. Ziu-chnltt of, ur.ft of .( n. i; 1 s-w-n- iH:i4fin>:s and Jc-uatlurn Kttk ol near y,,„. Fre -jx>:t. went Saturcjuy morning u> Wrftugtit-lron key» were lundp In ’ ‘i Visit relatives in Ohio. « England early In the .Sixteenth cen­ growing cooler. They iHiinj^oiit that O.a Vaientiix- ol Grand Rapids tury. Their stems w«r finely mold­ forests and animal life mj^r.tt«-d -.'.'I’Ml his blather, claytan, and ed and the bow* made In a trefoil, southward with cluingo In the cllfamily Sunday. Mr. and Mr.1 Wm. Crodtford and or circular, pattern. Mrs Hulhbent'-r entertained friends । Color Not Sicnifi< fr-sm Caiitornia last wtwk Mr. und Mrs G Fisher of Hastinv. s .-.pent •tinweek end with the 1st hut wuturu du no I fancy his line and fam• - •• Sunday ■ { work. Punnl M« Mflo Lehman. llllll. i nd daughwr t fiaM.no Mt* 013 3 CudUIar they will d;.u and Virginia Lewi’ went t< Hastings Friday to attend tlx camp meeting. Mr Wlw retty-nili? Smithy night Uw other* rcmainlns Don’t Let Road Money Peel offaarf Blow Away! atvirdhy. their pin Gcori’e mily. in h<»nw of hU natal itji. Stwlgft and family en’> ?.!jlo Lehman Sunday Mr. .uui MrLnwivnt-c Osborn and aon* of Cu> dntiitt juew* also guests. Hobble will remain for a longer visit. Aty:ienl City of Gaza Strong Military Point The truth about a dusty, crumbling road is evident to all. Rolling clouds of dust arc plain evidence of waste. -A dry, crumbling road is a road on the way to ruin. Every dust cloud represents a. thin peeling from the highway. A thousand thin layers a day for a month or two soon carry away the road surface. Dry gravel is easily rolled and thrown off the road. Plymouth Brethren H-,t Lt. r, ti* I be rijaii'litb •nd un. lit. J. j;n Darby, In IfefL a-bfiarnr* were made at A dry, dusty road is a wasteful road and waste is one thing taxpayers cannot afford. Support your highway officials in their effort to conserve our millions of dollars in high­ ways. ’Allow them ample supplies of mois­ ture-absorbing Dowflakc, the dust binder and road saver. Then you’^ill know that road tax money is not being wasted. Moist road surfaces are less costly to maintain. They are firm and dustless. Replacement is kept at a minimum; Maintenance is easier and less expensive with Dowflakc Calcium Chloride. Write for our book, “How to Control Dust.” THE DOW CHEMICAI COMPANY. MIDLAND, MICHIGAN nan-i-. Mi .iiuvire >>f this coimtry I.; net pdputarity ns a »iia< • «>f its Iw-auliful jfl-aln In iniitur^ure of furniture and Stair». The doctrine, lieddes be lug evaniii-Ui'.aJ iK'lleve* In |ir>'<lcsthuriunum and *ii|!l>-miiuiui<«n>, and ministry s.-i apart, bell.-vlng ail juien are equal ,iu matter* uf Hit! DOWFLAKE CALCIUM CHLORIDE 77-80% � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-07-05.pdf 374f1bac4f53dfa318d0efb930f657a7 PDF Text Text BANNER SEVENTY- EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, 5, 1933 [RANGES IN POST- Ingham Legislator Looks ROTARIANS VISIT in Woodland Twp. AL REEGULATIONS At Michigan’s New Deal MW -Landmark Was Erected Sixty- KILPATRICK CHURCH STRUCK BY LIGHTNING PAGES I to 8 I fpII Tl|l|p| f |l| LtufiL I AllULL 11 SUPERVISORS ENDED SESSION SATURDAY Agent Foster Gave PROBATE COURT County Interesting Report About . Three. Years Ago •wo CENT RATE ON LOCAL SERIES OF ARTJW.ES TO SHOW SUCCESSES AND SEE WONDERFUL WORK j On Thursday night la.st week the COMPLICATION AROSE IN FAILURES OF NEW ADMINISTRATION MAIL IS NOW AP­ OF KELLOGG FOUN­ Kilpatrick church In Woodland SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE itbwnriUp was struck by lightning PLICABLE DATION OF W. 0. BARNES 'and binned to tire ground wiyi all Publisher To Review Accomplishments Of Legisluture; Will ■ its contents. Thre church wo* a [EMPLOYEES MUST TAKE Compare Actual State Costs With Promises VISITORS SERVED FINE landmark of Woodland und occu­ DAUGHTER NEVER pied a sightly place *o that it could Made In Campaign PAYLESS HOLIDAYS DINNER AT THE CAMP be seen from many s»rV> of ure ADOPTED AS SUPPOSED |||| V [fll Dili tCC JULI luUfl 111 rLU- TIVIL A SUCCESS •n,. supervisors had their usual, ... many visrmio priests The Jur.t meeting last week.- a:,d coni* AT ST. ROSE PICNIC pleted their work Saturday. : 0N TUESDAY County Agent Harold Foster apxucouax . peared before Ure board and report. <d about she -red loans Ire had LARGE AND ENTHUSI- KS SJS wf ASTIC CROWDS PRESENT township It was a frame ttructure. this year there were 73 reed loaiu. „ _—;—„ By-V. J. Brown. in 1870 It had always been Petition Prepared to Clear averaging $88 each. This year's loans Program Included Baseball Six months of the ney deal administration have'passed into history and 'Dr. Byington Explained What. built maintained in good condition, had .a n,- t, d». until next M Oi Oamcl RaCel. Muilc. BOX­ Michigan citizens In cprtiidcrable number are making inquiry concerning[ Foundation Is Doing to Up Misunderstanding 'been an active, helpful factor in the tire loans made last year 40 per cent, wliat has actually been accomplished and what may be expected of the life of thc community g* well as of ing Bouts and Gamei Help the Children About Inheritance . were paid when dire. Since that time! future. It Is now about 15 months since this writer began a series of •k iWoodland township.. Fortunately haw been paid----on The second Fourth of July festiBeginning with Saturday, sbme articles which gained rather wldell W1UVM ---— Hustings iRotarlan-' wen - - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- —------ — —•A peculiar complication, which is 50 per cent more---------------------with the prospect of val sponsored by the St. Rove church .. ............against .............................................. . ................... Foundation at k1* rarnp<’ important cliangw took place in the circulation among the taxpayers of worked the adoption ot the guests of Hie Kellogg In process ot adjustment, arose in - Io*? Under the clr- - w a decided success^the weather Ipoetal regulations for Hastings ixx.t- MlchlgUn in which an attempt was reforms promised« •last —« »»•' fall <■when >-- «K4. lire .the u_ Kellogg Health .Camp u; Pine the church is expected to be rebuilt. probate court last week in’tire Es- a, 0 .vuuum i. puuu-5. «r. uv think that is a pretty bring ideal and good crowd* In atOffice as well a-, all other pustofflers made to evaluate tlie state govern-!.camiMtlgn was on and again tills lake Mpndity evening. Tirey took lute ut William G Rarjre». Mr- c- '::n*>.-ince-.i ::t Baniew for some tune published the KfOrd--------------------------------- , tendance. A fine »pirtl of interest Most of Jhese have a direct bearing 1 tnent of that day gnd to point out Miring when, the people expressed advantage ot thd-clmnce to visit this Middleville Sun b it sold out a few Comment on other proceedings of and enthusiasm prevailed throughupon the tmployee rather than to the taxpayers of Michigan where tlreir choice at thc poll*....................... wonderful camp and to -«<e tin- fine and moved to pi oild „ the U>ard U given elsewhere in this wit the day. everyone having a hop­ Because of this demand und be- opporturutlc* given there to tire U|iun Un* putfiic. W»e»r tax doltars Beginning Jluly I the. the two cent were being spent cause of the widespread Interest of children of Barry. Eaton. Allegan j #11|j for wJlat pUr. Ure reading public of Michigan in and Calhoun counti<--children who J'pratul rate was made applicable on • tate there left to hla hem, some all find c!a»i mail delivered in poae. Incidentally tire truth regarding the affair* ot oMterwJse would not hav< such a ! bu-Mnes* proper jy in Middleville, Henkes of Marshall. Pr. Joseph Hastings or upon Hustings postal' an attempt was their state government I have de- chance tor a delightful vacation, j which wa* rented. The question of Coyle uf Ionia. Fr. William O’Rourke routes. a nne menu was served Ure^vbit- I nlnde at that time ci_dSd. l0.su.b,nlt a second series of tlie proper one or ones to receive the of Portland. Fr. Lawrence Durr of . In order tu hejp balance the bud­ to discover tn be­ articles dealing with current doings ' ing Rotarians, their wives and, GAIN OF FIFTY-FOUR PER rent became tthportant. Mrs. Barnes Belding, Fr. William Flannery of get. congress voted a fifteen jier; half of tiie iicoplc, ut Laxsing and in state political cir­ guest*, about 125 in number After j and one whom everybody in Middle­ CENT IN FIRST SIX Greenville, Fr. Herman Fedewa of cent maximum reduction on the. from whom the cles. In doing so a sincere desire u the rcpalst the usual business *;<-• ville aUpsxved wa» , tin1 udoptixf MONTHS OF 1933 I,Howell. Pr. John McCormick of Wilsalary of ail )xv-tal employees; but taxes were being held Hint this series, like the forc- dl*|Mitched. with Ure new president.' daughter of' Mr. and Mr*.. Baruu. mansion and Fr Stanley Fedewa of the application of that pcrcenlaHc.' collected. Just w’ho going, shall be free from .partisan A H. Carvetb in Ure chair Then reside in Flori«U. Tin- cxlmpfioution Detroit. . • V,„B. biu* and that Ure truth only shall the program wax turned over toj was benefitting, arose from the fact that the suj>MEANS A RETURN TO Following the afternoon game a plied, nsta entirely with the I’n-.dwhether ... in fact fail •* related. Again I shall present nb Lloyd Shafer, Scout Executive of poM-d .adopted daughter had never ACCIDENT HAPPENED AT of races of various kinds dent, who is In most respect* at the I'--,/ ' ■ thy tax money was -Pinion* other than ure mo-xsury for Barry und Albgan county In fit- j FIRST CLASS OFFICE been adof»ti-d. < ABOUT NOON MONDAY i program was lie Id at the fairgrounds ahd present time the government. It is i being used tor the reader interest. Quite in keeping ting-words Mr.'Shafer welcomed lire! | A year a«o irT April a gentleman , music was furnished by the Rucker IN BALTIMORE up to him to make decisions Rn V. J. BroWn people of the state wlth th<* preceding series, wliat is Rotarians, nnd Rotary Ann* and Hastings Manufacturing Co. in Middleville, a friend of the family of Battle Creek. Later these the three mbaUu ending July !. a or . just those whose names npirenred *Tlttcn here will be based upon tire guests. He said the tin.-, appreciative, Barnes' family and intcreded in (.young people also played on Hie reduction ot fifteen,pier cent was or- on , the payrolls, (ionic rather dU- ‘ record and MateiMnU of fact based word* spoken by President Cai w-t’i1' Rivals Windstorm Co. as having .. the ownership ....of the prop­DROWNED IN MUD LAKE H.-------------- ---------------------------tiered on sill salaries of postal rm- concerting discoveries were then ulw“ records open io all al Lansing, made the Foundation and its w<rek-! erty at Middleville reitled. appeared Largest patron ployees At the time this Is written made. ' ! Some interesting compansons will be er* feel well repaid for their invi-1 ... .NORTHWEST OF DOWLING t11. That business in Hastings is de­ a brother of Mrs Barnes to m-cer- 1 , throwing nt , the Postmaster Sffliln rr. hud nut !■During recent weeks-many appeals P*A,blc us between tin- payrolls of ration, and the presence of so many tnrowing a. —. — —,dummies, tic , held the attention of the crowd on the reived ------ any . .... instructions ---------------- — to iiuvr come to this writer asking him !®52- notoriously extravagant, and Rotarians was an evidence of their cidedly on the up-grade b> shown whether th- flft«(cn per cent would to r. g th ion of the leg!*1,1 H33 under tire uonuiny hitciest tn Ure work the Foundation by ttyr greatly Increased receipts ot the local iM>.-.to(ficc for the first six; Eggk-stan t«id thlm they should' Officers in About Twenty From unp one to eight Pioht P. p M. M the ,h* ladles ,a,u' apply .to the next -quarteT ending future just cliwd and to jxilnt out rUlta ,n,d down b>‘ 11,0 camiudgncrs Ls doing. ' of the parish served a fine chicken October or rut; hut presumably it -.nu- of the tnfiuenccs which have ------------ - on — (Continued past* two) Mr. Shafer first introduced Mr. months of this year They are larg­’ proceed in that court t<» tuve tlie “ '" — Feet of Water dlnner ln th(, ^hoo} Roclnl rooms will, although it nuiy be reduced. ;‘ J Vcderffney. who has charge of the er for that jx'tiod than for any six; heirs of William O. Barner, deter­ months In its history. For (he six Between 11 ;3Q nnd 12 o ’ clock Mon1 which was well patronized. , ’ mined Accordingly one of them — ---------------------------------. , _ _ camp activities He gave an QUtllnc tlm receipts' of the office mad- out the papc.*» as the Judge day forenoon. Glen Swift, aged 22, j Musle was furnished in the ercil<d that each iw.Lil employee, ex­ LEE C. HOWARD TO Of the dally program for chtcrtain- months were S32XXM 26. For the rm respond­ directed and .-erit them to the sup- was drowned in Mud take. Baltimore, i Hing by the Hastings City Band cept rural carrier.', will be obliged TCAPLI AT MAA1THM ' »«P and giving instruction lo the tu t ike a Hirer days" furloqgh each ■ 11 ALn Al MAN I UN 154 children al tire camp foe encl: ing period of last year. $20,773 84. dr pored adopted dstixht^r of Mr and Mud lake u , unaU bodv ot u.atcr.; which all greatly enjoyed. an increase of $1133042 which i» a1 Mrs Barnes for her signature. Ttie month, or nine days for the entire ---the three, three-weeks vacation ! Winners of the articles-donated !’. mile;, northwest oi Daw- by the Hastings business men were: fl HimiUC Accepts SuPerint endency Of of quarter wi’luail pay. tfhvtlicr thia period*. -.The children are not re­ M per cent improvement, . probate judge had informed the about ! link- Young Swift had made his t MU* Katherine McGrath, the ra(Continued on page three! quired lo lake up any tuirtlcular line parties Uiat either Mrs. Barnes w I UllUIllU U’JIttUU Agricultural School for with a brother in Battle Creek dio. Alvin Huver. 10 gallons of ; the daughter could make the appll- hotne ‘ clnity is fnct llta that" these ■ -pal? and are airen lh.!r cholre al cinlu 11 the thc ,llel th< ^really *.*»»<>» cution. In due course the apphea-; !tor about Utrce yean. Previous to paint: Jos Bcmnesch, travelling bag; Coming Year ‘ ’ that he had lived hi Maple Grove Peter Alltrdlni? Sheaffer fountain SUPERVISORS AUTHORIZE j The many friends of lire Howard what they shall do. Tliere are no Increased receipts assure that Has--i'tlon, properly signed by the.shp1 tings poetoffice will again bceofiie■ |x>sed adojited daughter, was re->, Monday forenoon he drove to pen, Wm. Macpherson of Detroit, military rules, except that they GRADUAL PAYMENT iwcrc delighted when they rend in • an office of the first class. Begin­ Dowling, where he met Warren the golf bag. ithe Grand. Rapids Press Saturday must keep their huts in order and ning with the first of July this year. turned t(j- Middleville, later brought !Woodmansee and tire two decided ! Father B. N. Geller, the commu­ OF ROAD BONDS one do his. or tier room work . Hastings.dropped to a second-class• to Hie jirobare court and steps tak-i. that Mr. Howard had been chosen each ; te go fishing on Mud lake. Th* boat i tee and the St. Rose parish greatly (Ds.the superintendent of the Manton The boys' huts are east of the main office; because its- recelit'.s for the‘ en to detormj/w the liefra. Testi­ was a ndrrow one As they started appreciate the whole hearted co-opConsolidated School, This school building, the girls' huts weal of it year 1032 were belqw 840 000. which’ mutiy wo* given which showed that for shore. Swift began rocking the eratlon Of Ure business men. lire THEY WERE DUE LAST fqulred a wide rejmtation for 1 Each hut houses seven children and Is the required minimum to keep a ithc heirs were Mrs. Barnes and the boat Woodmansee cautioned him Hastings City Band, th? Hartings MAY. NOT PAID THEN '■excelllnl HAD SERVED WELL—FELT mt work. Tbe man who hud ;one counsellor. Children must'bo in (xstcfflce in the first class it can‘ adopted daughter; Minnie. A broth- about doing Hint, and asked him Independents, and everyone who os— ------. ------j been ,4 i^ sujrerintento-nt for II years. bed at half post eight. There is u be seen tlmt the receipts for six1 er of'Mrs. Bartie-, was one of those, it he could swim, and was aamn-d risted" in any way in making the SUPERVISORS WERE Were Unpaid because of thc Mr- °°rr Kt«ck. iL.s been named n-gular round of Hungs tor .them to' month-- are so much beyond last who testified- Accordingly the court , that he had recently learned to do festival such a fine success Mrs. Barnes and th«< NOT SATISFIED e .i o. . . n ",lA' ”1 ‘he assistants of pr. Paul 'do and games to play every day. year's that even if for the second decreed 'ndom«t tha& d“Lht‘er J^re" tire‘here* Ithat' ahorll>’ ahcr thls concern-; Two of tfie main.sporting attrac. Failure of the State to ray r Voelker, new superintendent of which make camp life delightful six njontlts they should drop to tin .tk^Mlv Mr/ Rarn? f,. MUi' 'llon lhl' boat overturned, spilling Hons on the program were b.»aeball I Co. ’s Share Weight Tax ! public Mr. stack win- One can see from the clilldreh’.' same figures as last year, ... HaMlpgs ?.„“ * Vilnd^p tonwraiitl -.men. Into tire water. When!games between tire Hastings K. of •TWO GOOD MEN tHOSEN ....., „ the instrucuon„nou ' faces that they thoroughly enjoy the would still be well over the S4or~’ 1 ! . . be supervisor of rural ngriculrump Those wins were asked about .r, ,T.“k' ------- turn! consolidated consolidated schools, and schools, will 1 and win TO tl...; wr> grabbed the side of the boot and and Hastings Independents vs. FowIU FILI FILL THF I tit VACANCIES VALANLltd d to the board of supervisors tha that‘ d dlvMe hls time tlm.. between b,.twe..n th> Ih> office it said their only regret was that mark. The indications arc tnni ^ondnued on page five) ‘vi<te his ; held on. He noticed Swift flounder-; ler In the afternoon. The local nine . . „ _ *K,h<13'thaturre at. Lansmg and visiting such *cl»ooii. 'this particular camp would end next! receipts will continue to,.gain over a year ago. There has been a genIng in the water, about seven feet i (Continued on page four) Fred,J. Mayo and Dr. Burton •»«>.Mav i The county couto nod Mr. Mr H(1Ward .Uy wUJ ; Howard ond and Ian family will move .Saturday. jcral gain; but a Njrectal factor has HASTINGS FURNITURE j away from the boat. Very soon -----------, , » r--------------------- ---------............. ... .,! Nvxl pr Byington, of the Kel! A. Perry Selected as . . 7cnUM’.In*‘ IalIllf'' ‘h<- lo jranton the latter jurt of August ««xt. i*r. Byington, or tne k*t- been-1he grcatlv increai 7 a '* ° T,m“ ,n'?fV ,k " graduate of the UniveUty '™l« Foundation staff, explained the been-the greatly increased uw of, PLANTS GET ORDERS,K“aGOVERNOR’S HAPPY FAM­ )m i ca.-rri : Their Successors » the the M1(.!ntla„ anA t^ht for « veral vf .h.-Foundation H<-mid lire man wqma a.ways come w ure top purchase of ix»tage by the Hustings ■ • ■ ■ " ,nan a, * “ > ‘ com S ,o “ r ,op i ILY BADLY BROKEN UP At Um- r - .u J n- ., don of the n^k 6 tt w 5 : ' “r’ “* lhU olv’ '^‘'..rs that th: . ,. a,, all year camp . Manufacturing Company, which tv Buyers Optimistic, Expect No a, three times, so he held onto .«ilirervi-.<>> -. Eli Lind ry. n member ’?! , ,71/?8?5'’.33, * 5tstanl principal. HU health at that I7'«m Jtine until in.u SeptemUer ,making nakillL. M1P h aa ranid th,such rapid inrrrau. increase In in Vr* itsi the host beat, eevreeUmr expecting Swift Swift wnutrf would _. . “ . . •‘Boom, s>..» But Good p.n Fall of tire county road cominls mh..pre, n‘' .“h'ch the conservator Hme <BS IXXiri but he has aince rc. there will be three .ummer camps of business, due to Its aggre.-sivp and tcome to the surface again, when he Luwara Frensdorf, Former rent-d hi', resignation which 'h, 1 ,h;“f aKa|h52 ! cqverod. He has (he experience and three weeks each, entertaining 154 successful advertising campaign.' Business hoped to be able to rescue him. He j Dem. Candidate for Governboard accepted. Thi v elected F:ed ‘“Utit.v funds that were impounded; nbiujj- to handle the superintend- children at each camp. Following •■Hint necessarily result* in a greatly : The Grand Rapids ........... —. .. ..for two ror three .......... minutes. । , , „ • furniture'.... sale waited J Mayo, fornu-r suix’-rviMlStef Ma- !V ’ “ink. penning ift rc-ojxm- > Kicy nt Manton. Mr. Howard is nt these there will be two camps of one ।added patronage of the local poM,-; |s now tn progn.-Y ui|d both local . Swift did not edme or. Fired by Comstock come to the surface i>!<townuhip, in his his place. place. ,*LT jire.rent attending the summer school week each for boy* of Boy Scout age. , office. ple Grove hiwn ’.liip, in ' ! furnltuie factories ate represented , again —... and. ..—I. as the water —... war. -_. deep It begins to look as If there Is to tire chairman of the » 5 7'-w 3G 7 . “ ’ " ‘ t'that are Mill nutnl th? University. The only regret »acJ»-camp continuing one week, A IHUe-Inter C- .....- * The Wind-form Company has a!-:with beautiful lines of new styles , where the accident occurred, Wood- be a break-up in the happy pocommission Charles ’ ’ “ ’ tdlng which wrrisdiie Muy 1 last, j u 1P jx-ople of this rug and vicinity with 200 in attendance. Beginning In county .road I V*, “.11 ,v i>,vu...._ P“r u> «‘“J■1?1c“"-»““ **“S u ««au«y ••• ,br" t,. u,the a „ TI1 thc llH. iarKCaI unuuwnicn n vrays bedn largest rtnqleItnatron patron which pre evidently attracting at- w.r manree swam ...commission. ... ..’e . unarW's; .hand. hut i.aild nnt a>»• 'Flu- X""^' riunmk... i— wUI uv5u»m,,k <>■ '•< Roixrtsdh <f Mkldlevil ‘ J,'I ,^d A“ ** "••••.1,11 Hastings posu.lllcr. sends - tentton iware.t rewpto shore, hurried to Iitical family of Governor Comstock, the nearest teleplione and called the Already Ire lias kicked out of office rd in h.. resignation In hls plaer ’**'• ■ P1*" "J ' 11 **1 *•*' M,r “'}<> «“»" ,rwn “*>’ each '° c‘u,'*"-n ...»ts annual reports to all patrons. .... Ihe Grand Rapids Bookcase and 1’ sheriff's ----------------, Ll'-rtf!': office. -ffirr. Sheriff Leonard, one of hls own appointees. Edward fouF) Dr Burton A Perry of this citv wa- ,unthH8 °* these bonds covering a ard and their fine family away from (Continued on page fcmki — —number ---------------. that .. . .. .,..u —>—... Ta*ker and Night Po- Frensdorf, head ot the Prison Com­ who over 90.000. in Januchair Comtainy rc«>rt Urey are Undcraheriff chosen rreriod of j-ear.i B war, learned thatjtheir host of friends. They have _____ ary. In the fall It sends out notice#; huvhig. tire best wale they have had Ike Shults hurried to the scene with , mission Mr. Frensdorf is not at all We ,<rr sorry that the two nrem-l ,1lU **’ *’ *? thl> ways thej l)M'n very useful cortunumty work- GEORGE WHITE RE­ of owssments to iu policy holders. Un any semi-annual market for tire | tlw sheriff’s outfit for drawing the backward in stating tire realms bers of the commission felt Hint c«™«nU*mn suggested , ei>, in tire church, and other ways i There i* a large volume of enrres- > post three years, nnd that buyers lake bottom. They proceeded to the which he believes arc responsible . —not ■.-------- - SMP*n Th* supervisors, tire matter |» nloloss community they ought to redgn; yet we—arc ‘soi* wlren wlren tlfe mutter ! R is •anloss anytocoany ----------------- when TIRES FROM BUSINESS pondence irecewarily maintnlhed by‘are now beginning to place good Or- place where the boat liut/mcrturned for hi* recall. He claim* that a xurprl c.l In vtevof the fnct that bro“Kht to their attention, te- such people leave |t. this company with it* large corps of. dem. Thi* seemsto a>.Mire a busy I *nd soonbrought Swifts body to gentleman named Leebove, who oon---- --------the ------— . ferred thc whole matter to the , Sella His Interest in Grocery .agents they believed board of. supcrvLsas well as with its present ■ #caaon. Ure. furniture dealers are »horc He had drowned in tribuUd 122.000 to the governor* ora did not seem satisfied with what S" SCHOOL CENSUS 12 Store to Russell Hansen land prospective patrons. It looks'coming to this July market mabout 2o feet of water. campaign, who has lived In Mlchlone might call the details of their as.tf tills year tire Hastings Munu-, greater (numbers than for three T,ie *'M takenta Leonard's gan for only three years, being inof Greenville work, rather Ujtin tlfrir policies. Wc Company may take the tears and are in an optimistic mtxxl. undertaking room* here. . Tire fu- terested in nil properties in the Mt. LESS THAN IN 1932 Tire Banner regrets very* much 1’ fiicturlng place of the Windstorm Company -rimy expect a good furniture trade neral wU1 hcld to-morrow. Thurs- Pleasant district, Jias obtained an board selected some time ago. con1 ' ’ ' tlu ‘ ni » a Uf ‘ al condition of the I agri. con-,',f th,e “nntjclal . p, D A that last week we tolled to mention as tire■ largest patron of the ......... Hastings dhring Ilf lire 1.1,1 fail UIUU.,^1. mnntiia. Aim and Uiv are du>'. forenoon Uic undue governor. '................... --0. UU.»!>, ....... .at 10 . o'clock, . .............from ........ WA..AW. influence over VIUre »• KVVVIIKM. sistinw Ot the two ............. members............ who — r<- Imilntw ■<’«unty anrt and un un nnali—l. nt U. it* prob-, Primary School Fund Based-tlM. change tn the ownership of the pcwtotltce. I buying liberally in anticipation of Evangelical church in Maple. Mr. Fretwdorf states that the gov,, ...... ’Mr i. t-i . .i Ev'.TharL -i__ __ recemtji and __ wNumber ____ >. .. Between ...... ........ . signed and Floyd gave nolo “bl'‘, “nd riHburwmrnt* d>*buncment* PI It on - ; grocery/business-which has .been Lveryfaodv in Hastings will be glad ■.uch Increased trade Grove. ■ •--------- Invited — -• who — •ernor this friend, fartheir tx t efforts, were thoroughly u,’s ,,u‘ unanimous Judgment ot tire, j conduct'd -here fur several years by for this splendid increase./and for -n-.r writer called up Mr- Jorei>h 7 --------------**• -------------merly lived in New York City and c-lnMl.-nllou* in what tlrey did. and '‘nance committee that raUy-r than Five and Twenty Messrs. White and Houvener. Mr was a criminal lawyer there, to make "“.nF Oruwuid 0( Grand Rapids, president INTERESTING CENSUS ha<| endeavored nt nil times to work; ”f.”n‘l •x’nds through a per-. The school census, which was re-iGeorge White has sold hls intercut will, beginning nwith the first.Hot July of the Halting' Table Company, to; «>an -Investigation of the prisons of alth tire IntcrcHts of Barry county "x’ 11 «o,ud b» better lo.ccntiy completed und haa been in that buslires« to Mr. Rowell Han­ 1934. regain the pautinn which it inquire how sales were going with OF BARRY CO. DOGS this state. It is said Hint Mr Freiun . their first objective Thc matter*i1*”™ ** $?u’ny couItl' clucked over and comiwrtson made sen ot Greenville, who has takqp held for many years as an oillce of, that company He replied ... that they ...v, I -------- -. dorf did not please Mr. Leebove. for. which n><-> they Ki-iiwen- enucucu criticised were 'LL i£are........ ,he ;f..... 1"‘<L' ,‘........... ‘r ,hat with na year year ago. neo. snows shows a total oi of jwMcisifzn. jwMesslpn. am , pun»» • wimi the^lrst class . i— — «far — better - ... — Hwy had ..anti—.'■I There Are 2,434 — ^rhj(pR*tfsdorf clainu that Leebove wantwere than mntti'rv of nt drtail and not their ,„.i nil realized ->o,: names of persons between the ,i... matters ix>l- Tn<Tl* supervisors' xuprrvtsora aII realired that that .1ijw 'The retiring «member of Ure firm, i cd ,n to haue a New v York of *•' hls iciputed: that they were the mewt i '“fc friend ** “ Icies nor general ndminlMrntlon. We c<’n<12!2n2..'?.rV an,J V,at' ,n ages of five and twenty years living Mr. White, and Mr. Isaac Houvener They Cost Barry County permitted to visit certain gangsters iliberal buying they had had mkj in three! LEGIONNAIRES TO ______________ arc sure the people of Barry county “u t,!w J“11 d,e," in thlsdty. This number is twtive purchased the grocery business front sent from Detroit fpr life, who are years, and what was belter still they ’ Is a Plenty must appreciate wliat that conunist*sfc*,.w"L .FK5,y.,be p“,d iIeM u,an “ >car ilRO Thc school William Reed a few years ago and now tn Marquette pHson. Tills NOMINATE OFFICERS i'."* *,,r" co™' business. Mr W> have had another census 'of friend, a New York criminal lawyer, slnn accomplished. They have nnt rm-, also treneved that tire state;ttMUS taken in-order to appor-<have conducted it successfully ever ... asked this county tor n single dol-""u’rt , , ,o,lwy at V‘a,t B l,url'Uon the primary fund, tint apjsor-uunce. Their courteotw treatment, I Um Laurence Bauer Post of the The people of the county ought to desired a private talk with these lor of county money Tlrey got *,'al 11 t,1c 7>Ute. ».on “u,t>- itionment always being made on.the land square-dealing with customers । American Legion will pomihatc offi- J’"P* would not be; but he be- ,x. d-qighted to know there are 2 434' gangsters. That. It is said. Is con­ along with the money Ure state pays ?W| ‘ hlS??„V’c i number of persons within the school I had built up a fine business. hevea *A ,hM there * will '* be a BfWwl good trade dog/kept ■ - In -lUrry county --How; trary to prison regulations, so Mr. as the^county’s portion of the weight Jal*‘'uld “ 8100.600. With Ure > district who arc between Ure ages Me Hansen has had a cucceMful; cera at the Izgion Hall here July U. liev ' that" th^ll^al^n-de^imw^hHiii 1 "lany me4caPed the Vigilance of Frensdorf, as chairman of tire pris­ lax They maintained the roads in J0®*1 commiMion holding (specified experience in the grocery line in | Election will be held July 18 that lh( liberal o.ders now be Im. t)R. aUpentOTr# wc do not know, but on board, refused to allow IL Frens­ good condition. biUlt several miles .®a»T» maintenance costs this year to| Heretofore primary school funds Greenville. He and Mrs Hansen placed assure the operation of the that wre lutM thU yMr By dorf claims his dismissal .resulted of Covert road, which Ure previous ‘2 not attempting, havc a large factur ln l0 lhu city l0 mage Jt r?h2'i.ireO,V!ir1,‘,|M'rvis0rii' dlstrtcts number is commission had authorized, and a9ynt* work, it was the judgment t;Unll)K public achcol* in Michigan. Uwir home, and lias Entered heartily Tirere can be no question about Further there are many democrats he believe* that the later fall .. »„ir.Wsmad" large sr.vings for the taxpsv- ’ w that the board had : n wlu (*. OTUch kS4 of u fuctilr |wrc. luto hla npw dutles hJro. Hc h.u hlld the hicc<k8 of the "Better Hastings and hl Ilin... - will (till mpan hn l.n , <• plant nl...» ffor>■ ' . .. . who fetk that Mr Conu.tock has nut business busy Assyria. IM: Baltimore. 162: been till) 'leader they had hoped iw era. They butlt the Hastings Center, ,x;‘urP'>t rjfPd ’**, but after, owing to the fittcen mill hml-. the training which qualifies him for Days" on Friday and Saturday. Tilts ■Barry. 143: Carlton. 144; road, put it in excellent condition, WJ**™ om'df receipts lhat. may tatlon placed taxation within this business Mr. Houvener is well big sales eyent drew large crowds The Grand RapUh. Bookcase and rav Vm Castleinn. otv Ut W’*1-«vt Uw. pawd as a eounty read, without calling f«w<lnto the count) treasurers lhls staU, Heretofore the raUibadsi known. havln< been in business here from long distances. They found Chair Compancstarted UMir i>Uht oTcit^id Ind 3rd i** .'“t'* ‘uWB*r,uh« upon thc taxpayers for one jrenny. 'hands from delinquent taxes, fromi^d olhcr publlc utilities have been! many years There t., every reason the bargains here as advertised. on full time today. They will re™ tlig 'btate largely from real estate, They were able Io do this out of th£,'2’’j5-Ia’!d “,ber upon basis of the-average why they riiould a sticceM ofiaFrom theofnumber of ---------parcel* folks u, rtaxed ,wwfce !-, the taxed upon the basis of । the-average j why make they should make stkcew ---------— ,-------quite--------on uionml working force 14L cProre’ m' h.r t *™** relieved the p«money they liad saved In the ad- „,L" ™e ‘s-enlng ,w,er ■ua ;<S,n< to to Mr. *”• t3X tax rBte rate of of Michigan. Michigan. It It can can be be seen, seeni Ure the business business and and they they haw have the! the: were earning away it was evident and. from wliat lire buyers ’ tell1 ‘j’,1,’. m™Urn °n of thl? r offlce' 1 . . . „» 5h J!I»u l.Z)f A unU'"j; that, good wishes of the people of HasHas-j they,took advantage of their opiforcn"Jr ‘t!rnna .. ,C £° S°!”’unK that, under Uie the fifteen mill limitallmita-lgcod !SrtaMu£uan: ,<Mun“ for a KbO<1 । . Thorfiapple. 156; Tills year the support of the Uni­ The Banner Is not interested In **5, ,h thL fu , ap‘lt,on- thc ra,c *111 <aU considerably tings. Mr. White has not as yet de-,। tunity. any matters of differences, which of the other members of the! below that of previous years. It will I elded what he will do but in what-!’ We hope the success of this event, r Woodland. 136; Yankee Springs-M versify and the Stale College at Total 2,434 Lv "rt,Tn- n£ •" ‘<r““n ,n not ,hu >*•' » distribution w ever he may undertake he will h*r will result in putting on future sales BASEBALL * ---------u t,u,vvu mu ™«h, Landing is-placed on real ewtala, » n'r ,nM.-,orl'y of *he ; , i « VhC "‘“ch a* it will next year's, as the the best wishes of a hast of friend- of this kind The-succrat of this one Al in«rnr. C1,„ Ute. suwur. ,n*k‘™ mum.in„ . U,„( o„, ™ e.anniLMion for several year, be- .bon*Uf it could be avoided, believ- ^ for ipn.adln< Ux Uii. *nfe new firm will be known as The will help establish the reputation of July 9. Dowhng vs. Battle Creek. J.he supervrewa ^v-re paid -0c per balance required tor tire cost uf guvlonged to the opposite political. there would be enough receipts vear win thl. BVerBae tax of 1932 I Hastings Food Shop Palnt “ and Paper Co —nuv. Adv ।d<*’<K a of *,8<J 80 Jrou W1 eriunent of lite state ta to come from ruini no rajxrtu. faith but that has not blinded us before another May to retire them. w„ coruiderabh-reduc^d from' “ llUtS h 80 1_______________ , Hastings us a good trading point. j add to tlwt tire amount which which the the ri,« the rrew sales tax, which lx axpettod ■ supervisors allow ownCTk of sheep, t« yreid Ki 1.700.000. Whether n will to Ure fact that they have always So the country treasurer and Ute n- .fhe year before- but the reductton' worked fnr for whnt what th,.v they h-trev»H believed rothe nance i.«nce committee of the Ure board were' were ’ waa fno. M ‘ r 1 M . wllIreaucuon u, . I chickens and other animals killed by or not remains to be seen At any best interests of Burry county The authorized to cooperate in this mat- a{ter 8 dogs, then odd-to that wliat it costs rate, whatever it may yield will coma pay of a county road commissioner ter. They were authorized to retire; '_____ ___ , , r ! to keep them, add to that the tUm- from the people, and the tbUl will is so small that no one could be at-'each of the several Issues In the or---------------- --------jagv to flocks of sheep from fright considerably exceed Ure coat of ilia NOTICE TO---------------------WATfR CONSUMERS. tracted to the job by the compensa- der. of their issuing for the several from being chased by dogs, and add Mate government for last year, and All water rates are due July 1st. Uon.. It U a sacrifice for any per- road projects represented in the I to lhat the general nuUanws which the owners of real estate will, son who has anything at all to do 855,666.67 of bonds that should have 1933. Metered water bills arc sub­ j 99 out of 10O really are. >t>u will through lire sales tax. pay ju much to give the time and thought necos- been paid in May. The board also ject to 10'" discount If paid on or I have a gtxx! Idea c* tire dog question for the support of lire Malo as Urey sar>’ to make a good working mem- voted that the interest be paid before July 15th. Flat rate bills are | so for as it aflecta Barry county. did in 1W2. ber of the county road commission, promptly on all road bond*, They subject to lO'i discount if paid on before July 31st, 1933. No dis­ StcCALI.l .M SCHOOL REUNION. **** «Itn cm* to Tire old commission always did thetr were hopeful that the entire issue or counts allowed after above named best, and arp entitled to the praise due May I may be paid in full) , „ , , . .1 Seventh annua! reunion at school' . „ Wllf ..u a. C. Rogers. of the taxpayers of Barry county before the coming May. when 853.000 dates. To all depositors and stockholders I properly submitted to them, n meet- I cussed Your help and co-operation Saturday. July 15 A‘» mo T Adv.-Out 7-5. City Clerk. In saying this we are in no man- ‘ more bonds will become due. of the Hastings National Bank—ar-1 Ing of all our depositors and stock- a.s this time are of great importance i ujged t0-1Urend Mrs. Glenn Morf-/r-r-lmnci.2X re JErr J .ner criticising ‘“-uing the new members who The board also recommended that NOTKY TO T.XP»vr»9 rangemenu haw been made with; holders U hereby called for 8 u the successful completion of Uw house. Secy.—Adv. . ,. L । .rr-.?. jmv a-am raa-ul ™ have been chosen Fred Mayo has NOTICE TO TAX PA YEHS. | treuury department at Wash-:oclock evening. July 7th. at iprofxjsesi plan will result in great (Continued on page four) -------- L—,f J wu «M(M| a high reputation as a man ami a* The Hastings city taxta are pay(Hlr dI.1K1vitorv a thc °°un nw,n ,n the Bi,rr* Cl;unt - i benefit not only to you m depositors OLD FASHIONED DANCE A men but only I a supervisor. -He hits faithfully dis- . able at the city treasurer s office on in<loT‘1 t*-™11our * icourt house. Hastings i charged public duties that have de-! Homemade cream al Good Will and after Monday. July 10. Every Saturday night at Clear is expected that ।definite plan for the rtorganizauon and CVery depositor of this 'but to the entire community of lake beginning June 17. Prizes given , to Oregon, arere reived on him. Dr. Burton Perry;!; church July 7. afternoon and eveNellie Smith, city Treis. of thia bank. ’bank Lx urged tq ire present and the I which we arc ail a parts (Continued on page four/ ' —Frank Herrington tL f idem al Camp Ci HuUng* National Bunk.—Adv. —Adv. 7-5. ] in order that such plan may be:plan will be fully explained and dU'ning, 5 cent* double dip.—Adv. Reduction in Salaries, Milcf age Allowance, Etc., Means About $12,000 Here , POSTALRECEIPTS SHOW NCREASE BOAT OVERTURNS ANOMANDROWNS XSTe" : X 01“ Swi,,,‘ Bcdr r-xi "y SUi’SXTE HOPE TO AVOID RE TWO ROAD COMMA­ 'S ONERS RES GNED te^-lE' XSS 1'ElSS™..BSTtfS’S^ SSJPJJXMX; i*js.wul.,,“ M. .. ... Notice to Stockholders and Depositors of National Bank Reorganization Meeting at Court Housp Here, July'7 Vi �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, l>33 PAGE TWO fILAM: THEATER Hasting*, Michigan • Telephone* 2211-2557 I— Program for Week of July 9 MARION DAVIES in “Peg O’ My Heart’’ In Truly Iri«h Style — Comedy and News CHILQREN 10 CENTS TUESDAY Robert Montgomery — Sally Eilers in “Made On Broadway” ADDED—“The Musical Doctor" and “Duck Hunters’ Paradise" TEN CENTS TO EVERYBODY WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY ! I • DAILY PROGRAM ■' ATPINELAKECAMP °c£ LOCAL NEWS WATERS' CLOTHES SHOP SUNDAY — MONDAY ADULTS 25 CENTS I BARRY CO. LAND RATED ! The five points referred'to are: 1. Tire personnel of the two houses AVERAGE FOR STATE and the executive office lUelf. • i XT T> 1“ OrganUaUon—members must bK j 20 Per Cent Rated First /'~~r=£'t=~—--------- -"‘ — Igan S INeW Ueai oiwnmed to committees where each Class, 01 Per Cent Second, Circle nweu on _______ ’can work to best advantage. । .„ „ ~ I iiu.'.'.day, July 13, for dinner in . .— . 3 An cjncJcnt tgxhnjggj A{4fl ac. 13 Per Cent Third Class church iwuenicnu i curately keep the records and the ONE HUNDRED FITTY- Only 35 per rent ot thc land In ’ Tea cup reading* 13c Friday 3 to 8 at Michigan's two most recent elec- Journals so Uiat what u clone will Michigan can be classed as No. I P. M. Mrs. Pringle and game* 302 F0UR CHILDREN ARE tions. • , stand the test of the court*. fann land, aremding to thc report N. Church St.—Adv. / . Outlines Problem*. ENROLLED 4. HaJ^,aif procedure nnut be made by J. 0. Veatch. Soils Special-. Some nice catches of fb.h have On January 5 When Governor Wil- — carefully . — — --------------followed In--order —, that the .. . ist. in hl* rejiort to the State Agri- been taken from Wall lake. Gun llstn A. Comstock appeared ixforf mass of legislation may move stead- VARIOUS DEPTS MAKE cultural Experiment Station. This'take and Lake Al-Oon-Qulp since tlif jmrj convention of the fiqtiMi ily forward. . ’ IMnov IklTCDCCTiiur TpPo't ’HW prepared from bulls but-;the season opened. and wnafe tn deliver hi* .inaugural 5. A carefully.workerf-out program WUnh Ils I tn to IINU veys. conducted over a ten year? Siierill Leonard and City Marshal aditri M. Iw »tre»»«r few jnlnt*.'must be agreed to by leaders of both. „ ~~ . — u warrest ,«cts period, by tire United State* ou.™ Bureau Tho;np»on .v^.. report ..~v not «a ~.^. single priwt-trc la <-r ;re ire beeainr houses tn Joint conference wUh the Robin Hood's Band Roams <4 Chemistry and Soil* in cuupera- nor a setiou* accident on Ute Fourth, more familiar with state problem* buvernor. — * — -tow* .*s,s« m. State Department of *rs.*t *n**<I.i for, ;lton with ,>the That i* something to s^, be mgrateful Woods—Arcffgry - Golf und better acquainted With his tag- Did — - ’ {Agriculture and thc state ConstrMrs. Cooley'* Camp Fire group i» the 1933 legislature meet these .Mature ire.-would further reveal hi* requirementaT Is Proving Popular -■ation Department. ’ planning an ice cream social for . ! administration program. On Janu­ to Mr Veatch. there are Wednesday, July 12. afternoon and large majority cf ...v the member* ' Crt» hundred fifty-four children. According ~ .. US --u-.v 7 .।............................ ary ->5 !.•: :UUK-U «t«ted It as IU3 his Judgment -« A . Tcning. The place haa not yet been -------------------equally divided u* to boys nnd girls 1—' different types*—of-----Mills in 1 . •i T.oet important mraxures “ • taMh house* were untried and un ­ nr". :• .’n^Xh'nwlX'd;: M.ch^n7buH£^u,^ rh^’tnu /“J ~ . ■ . <t. it iiretudcd dl- 'reined legislators Many bad no ... •• -- -—---- -----... • “..-.a '.ii,f and the probknu prubknu rommcr rammer camp thc Pure three ^rec classes, claasc*. according to Uteir their ecuchosen oa .•‘ire of Ure program at the - -- - filter - ----- haa — been -• u«- 'vlirf ivjiri util sun a a nrovlslon proper conception ------------------schedule »*«»» agricultural valuea He one of the awUtant* at the Jack no»k* .to ghc employment hrntL.m™, before them JL. and O...those who acre ... ex- Lake Ua“ esmn. camp. The The summer iinr.L. iirrrencea tounti tnemseives mem• — * wcea iierUxi* for ttw Awuid lliut in the slate tlirrv aix Fr>s>t D>ir> Storv Mis* Belva Riley . t Tamili*- util of work Urtienctd found themaelvrs mem- c*11* tor S—1 WT*k I*’* bers of a minority party und at the needy, under privileged nnd under9.<00.000 acre* of No. 1 farm land, will act as clerk beginning on ensjons "Ute aid for prt- u------ - *------------------------- * ' " -------rxilv primary rleetlun re- tail end of committee.* CTiairman- nourished children, after which Of *«:ond class land there aht near- Thursday. >-L«ion of workmen* com- iJilps of practically esery Important thcre W1U h® a-’ ’«’* period* for »' 15.000.00d acre*, while third class) ure in xt convention of tire Fourth . .. law* to. nviuoe .ecupacommitter on both side* of the needy buy* of Scout age from Bar- lrucU inwntorled at 13.N0JM DistrictAmcrrcan Ugtan andAuxllnuhidF ■■ccupaiima. » ' lary will be livid Marcellus on .I d/.-/, r.-mpleie rertX of «-*P.t‘ l were assigned to novitiate O'- Allegan and EXtun counties. »-« al ------ ~ The report shows that Clinton.' Sunday. July. 23. Hastings will cndaily program for fur the present lax --..t.-m. and. lust but by up who di<l their best but whew: best The CUiHy :• ha-t !.e emphau.’d economy w<u not Kood enough. Thc speaker camp U as follows: 7:00-A. M Re- iiwon. D.nawro. McComb and Haul- tcruln an Sunday, Sept. 17. Prices hold good only Mr*. John Fulmer writes th** < rrbrunch of ,*tato covemmrnt. ”t <>’* houre and thc president of voile, unornlng dip optional) 7:30 l w counties have ihrec-tourtiv. of until present stock lasts. little = than a month later the senate made up their com- breakfast. 8:00-9:00 dean-up. their land classed as No. 1 and less Banner that Ure ha* gone to Chelto care for her motlwr. Mrs. N. ra'.‘..‘:m:tted to lire, house and milteis as best they could but that chores, air blankets, etc.. 9 00 in­ than two per cent of thc land in f a me ‘.age In which Ur en- ta*M was little less than drawing formal inspection. 9 30-11:30 as­ these same counties is listed ns No. F Pruddcn, who has been seriously JU, but is somewhat improved. d the eancdlMloii uf taxes of names out of a bag. temby. Activities presented 3. for Our renders will be Interested In Anymw who visited our busineaa f[c7 und prior vent* and iin extenin marked contrast with the sue- morning program, children choose yesterday would havp .-!un i-f t::;:< t<> lifllnuncjM taxpayers cess of President Franklin D. °wn activity but choice carefully thc rejwt for Barry county. In tins streets county 36 per cent of the land 1* rethought it Sunday, because of the of 192a and ’tibu-quttit v> ars which lU 'wvclt with hls congress t* seen S'llded by counsellor. Activities: ixn-tcd a* nr»t-cla** farm land. 61 absence of folks. Mad of them went Mnedlaticn tire failure of Governor Comstock. Campcraft; dramatic*, murig and per cent as second class and 13 per 10 n, e lake* or took In tire program .□ ■- ---—liriquent taxes ft cum nt up- Itwrevd: had in program which he Indian-tore; handicraft. ’ swimming; .......su... and schools promoted from the drop of the hat. Nature-lorc; games, archery. 12 00 cent a* third cla^. jt can be seen at the fair grounds. ot jn-ir.iclualiJ:!' a rrpud.^tren of tire debt H »*'<• -the roncress so much im- dinner. 12:30 Informal play, coun- that Harry county is cbout an averPrairieville mmualsdioo reunion Men’s Grey ' I-V the .co-raltad calamithat n It iuu had Lo lime ~............. ...................... 1:W*a:3............ ®r.’,--2:— ?.0‘ , . T ,.........C°Unty ,W Oh’ <*UrtlHF ^.11 Lm?*’ZuS?C san.i- po.-tant matter uiui no nine table Id by municipalities ... to ‘ think ‘ up deviltry ' " - the • <‘ « land, »• «at town »um hull. n . Bring n» »n .. service. •s <n and- -befog c“bHu l,!n“ °*« activity tin- « of its Coverts Program, and meeting . ut M. E ielln- -e^uin with prt nlbuuru and p.»- Ttimiat game*, hikes, .reading. halt-reurntrd. by the dejlnto- be liVital'gestures. Comstock never never m> taghandicraft, preparing (Jr over- -PASSING OF -........ .................. ...... church. Ail invited. I. R. Jones. .- r.utrt .... ............... ......... O ' V.OHISH*;* r- ... ............. •« .............. - - --- -- --... due,d -i.. .« a pnwrnm. .... ----- Tlre.oijy . ..... discipline ... TOilht hike, hlV.. i-nliln Weed orernor furtla r_ In cabin imnrfti'ini. improving, ntetc.ii Herd tt:« wass rreceived Monday by Pre.<. Lucy Norris, Secy—Advb 2, 3«;ain pointed he maintained over hls^purty mem- 3;’3‘LW sunbath; 4;00-5 00 free Mr* P T. Colgnive of the death «>t - hi* me of revision of thc bers was the threat of V*s of rest- !*wlm Iw 5:00-5:30 clean-up for her nephew. John W H Crim, oi opened jtton In Uu- Nevin* building. out the ne ronage for tho-.e who kicked over ’upper, 5130 supper; 6 00-7:30 New York City, after an extended 128 Wist State street. ExUnMvc rej»alr.» mid aiteratinn* ure under way. ....rd .Mevaje. tire trace.'.. The inevitable rc.-ult was Sanies; 7:30-8:00 evening prograni; iUlnfta due to heart trouble „ For Men—Short Sleeve On March Governor Comstock .i stream Jammed with knurly log* 8 IJ° children to bed;.8:30 taps. |Mr. Crim was a m.nil carporution und Mr. G. R. Zook reixorta he will U:w^>i red the J-in: 'ronvenrion. of and driftwood while thc straight Tiu* vanuu* departments have lawyer ..n.t s.-rv-d a* Aulstant At- hare 7u oornplrte . -----dairy' ,— proAnkle length J o branch's or the legislature Umber was lost in tire eddure. When functioned very well und u line re- itorrrey General during tire Harding ui:i - ‘or Urere m u short time Ihv . Continental Oil Company Size 38 to 16 •r that ire mignt ag-ain appear the drive was ver there was little has been forthcomhu from and Coolidge adminUtratioiu. He r'worthwhile ' lurr.beg sawed. thc archarch­ had attained fame and a purtlcu- hme a speetaj announcement in thl* op and deliver ■ a third mi-5m - wcrthwb.de lumber lo to be * *awed children, particularly the „ On tin. .-..-.•avion m hia hu «> on ' He he asked Corm:cck Cbtnrtock was it a woodsman in cr^'’ department where gomelhlng somethin,: ,tany brdliant future seemed os»ured that tire n-a.lt tax law ire amended early day.-, but evidently he never »c*' ln ,hp way of archery tmrhing wii.n Ire w,.u Mr.ckrn wtn lire n<xx> garoltnd, the distribution of • I to permit tire r ku • >.f about S3W.ST-O.- learned tire first rule of the drive— l' t**nB carried out. Robin Hood'* trouble which ended in death. Hi which ha .’ recently brtn taken over W.< to tire unlit- to be applied k.ep the ,tr. am open and the liwga bi,!ld ®‘rfun roams the forest of Ar-J'av-.. a wife .Mafy Amelin CJc-odppltad ag.'.i: ' a-. Kai debt then amounting rolllmr and liwie will be no Jam* at dtn *,{h ,he,r Srecn captj and yean und daughter Barbara, to • high grade motor fuel of special to tre.uly S2000C. I. He again uruvd th- tsiw currents ' feather* and their trusty bow*, eachiwlwm the «ympa hv < l lta.«ting> merit. Of Broadcloth Secrctary C. F Angell of flie rhe revr. ton <u tire :nx laws and tju> ' The senate made thc mistake of chlld i* making an arrow, a cap. and friend* b extended (i; tbnr rfreat County V M. C. A. i* taking hls an­ sab,..|*<i<Jn <4 an athradment to the. di.whazginR men and women with teliing a True archery story in ad- W*. ■ Trouser sent stan ronatnutlori to permit a lower.year* of experience in handling tire <UMon to learning tlie correct: ------------ J*-"*-*----------------------। nual vacation in a rather unuiual Plastic back way He w palming hl* liousc. He than tin a-.t .'.iL" rat.- of taxation technical side of the work Their method of shooting. A ney 9 hole BABIES AT IT’.NNOCK HOSPITAL. .-ay'» if any friend* dr-irc to vua for ];-< i.al rrojery and tnlarigi- pl.-ure. were taken range has-been added Ci’.-". . u ' * ■—’ ■ ”• >U»UI by u> campaign Clllip.utui . archrry-golf ~ -- - — ------------ -------him and to share Id* vacation pleas­ llll'Y .(lid tire sdoptl. tl cf U er ><!u- worker'. V*---- • -----with th.. who- knew little and cared* t-s the ramli camp.with thc rutreliHCA purchase txt of Q9 ..mg buiu ure* he will lurqPh tlirm |«unt and the work of thc session 5,nr,!J archcry targets. This bids fair nock h?.„ <d it us hls opinion With Ure aid of u handful ot sound ,l> *“■ ’ 0!,<‘ oI tl,L’ ntustapopular de- Todd. Route 5, a *!.*ur'f.1 «•:. June l'<; bmthe' mionul ctdivetuton thinking ..democrat* tire republican payments of the camp program Tire Mr. .m.l Mr.-. Harold BroekWuy. CJ6 .... । ;llt. succetdcd in children are homed 7 tn a cabin;£■ State St. a ttatight-u-. Janice ONE CHANGE IN While Sanfor : atuw thc clerk and his Maff. hence *'1{h one counsellor; the girl* on one Elaine, on Jun.- 20; Mr. and Mrs. MALT TAX LAW I . fcrezotng ad- the amount and cltaracter of tile *1<lc ot tlw c*n>P “nd boys on tip? Richard WiT.vii. 1320 So. Hanover, iied Shrunk daughter. ram. from lime to w.»ik done on Hut side shines forth °thcr' J1'” present Mat! will carry a " *» —-*••• - June 21; Mr und Mn> Ou*.' radical change in the collec­ II. A r- introduced ln cortt.-.vt to that of the senate trough the summer, except for tlx Howard Ooundnll of Battle Cicek .i girt on Juur 33; Ms. and Mr*. Don tion of the mail tax wa.. made by ay admhiiMrnllun t>!e hwitc proceeded with Scout periwt Foreman. Eiu.l Sni’.e K.kid. a g.rl. the 1933 l-gt,stature. The 1931 law to bring about thc a degree ct regard for the rules --------------- "-----------------Ji.mne Benue.-, on June 23; a provided that each retail dealer in of Im- reforms while tire vnaiv blundered along a- HALF-PRICE LICENSE :<> Mr and Mrs. R «.v Hell­ m.dt i>roduct.s should pdy u -1'25 li■ 1 '• bt'Yt it-could. ~ •• — ——-—- -— - daughter SALE STARTS AUG. 1 ney. E. Mill St fc-in of tin* hnu..patronage Head* Ll*t. innrned the to..- ,IJul what O1 t]lc prt><:-afn? ,n cn. Burr Van Tire half-price side of 1933 license'.Ainu on ButitLiy. ay. July tnr &uinim>tra* UB3t W||h thr. ^noumcia of the July 2; Mr. and place nf business which sella tnult ;rani lo date , —----- - - —' Mr*. Grorfcc O-*cn. 1120 No Micni-< product* u; retail. .situation, there was none Such as • by Secretary of Stare Av<-. ;i u»y on July t . , —--------- ----------------------there was had not been submitted announced frank D. Fitzgerald following thgovernor's decision to vefo the RayINF. iNJt fii.D.' Nathan Jud»on. nged 78. dti-d in about 7:00 o'clock. I Lancing or. Sunday. June 25. after I Saturday Joe Aiwinc and two ckrpetiura nn llhieM of aevernl weeks. Tire fu-, — --------2. . ’working for huh <>n Kim Sigtar's neral was held on Tuesday. June 27. r.« : > quarrel* marred the discussion of .2 .C_ Defects In the bill tn nut projH-riy new.coring ' it Gun take w.-re cum-1Mr. Judson wa* well known In this L.-.t;:'1 every important measure to tire jpeclfylnc the time* when plate* ;, Ha.um., ;n .res ----rar. ----with1 city Ire had visited many day.c point that even a majority of thc should .hnnia be n.. s.j * at half ...a i nk- . lk) ----- where j lid a. - (hl (h{~ . ullf'’! j„ uni! •Ueu.acraD «.f the house are found on Jr venLw »t and at quar- lMr. 1,1 tn" hy h j.!; times m'"' w " Mr and Mis E A. Bur- , ur-pricr» were one os tire reason* given for the veto. The hal(-pnc<? tfu '»’■? mid ant} hit ui Th. lime limit for blaming the :«• car ?.*•» 'World wur for moral laxity has now eckrd. und Joe Has a.expired. - -eeek ol honest effort in lav- ' !'-‘L ahl'n accompanied by a injured foot ......... that will lay him r-p»nd ta the creek <■(, One wt m lann< it ?“*! i"” ' “P I'< “'m- Hi- two compaff• nut out ,iabZ/ ..proaram^nd ht.^’S.M ‘“‘S* thc *•» we‘«hl«" »««* .-uaei.nl many bruinc bui & politic.! and p .hti.'.'l-carefully before hls leader* would _ dedariilk ■ liave saved ■ OmTmor [not Mrttnply Comstock injured.a ____________ Ingham Legislator Looks At Mjch» DOUtLAS FAIRBANKS, JR., in “The Life of Jimmy Dolan” Abe Lyman’s Band and News ADULTS 15 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS FRIDAY — SATURDAY Adolf Menjou in Another Detective Story— If it isn't good, we don't carry it In spite of a con­ tinually rising mar­ ket we offer some outstanding values. Work Pants Knit Unions “The Circus Queen Murder” (~\c . VITAPHONE COMEDY—“The Buildup" • CARTOON—“Touchdown” TEN CENTS TO EVERYBODY Fine Shorts Farmer’s Sanitary Market 220 E. State St. Opposite Hastings Monument Works Duck Pants ANNOUNCES GRAND OPENING Saturday, July 8th Worth of Fruit* and Vegetable* Will Be Given Away 9 1*0A « JL A v’W • PRODUCE RECEIVED FRESH DAILY For Your Convenience We Will Be Open 6 Days a Week Signed, Barry County Farmers BUTTER Shults or Freeport Lb. 27c Eck Rich Oleo 3 Lb.. 25c New Honey 2 i Lb. c.ke. 25c Paramount Catsup Bottle 13c SoapChipt Quick Arrow Xa....25c Palmolive Beads 2 <« 10c Paramount Crystal White Tomato Juice 1 c"“ 25c 100 Oune« Can . 49c ' Granulated SOAP 21c QUALITY MEATS HAMBURG 3<->- 2$c Beef Kettle Roast Choice, Lb. 10c Pork Loin Roast wb £»d th 8c Rolled Beef Roast u> 15c Small Frank!arts 2 u*. 25c Feldpauschs “Where Better Food* Cott Le**“ Phone 2272 Hastings, Mich. Visit Our Suit Department for Values . . . Every Suit $15.00 each. None higher s -s & sas .v~-! T. - ‘ <■ LEGISLATORS MAY RETURN JULY 17 giname of the mure important measure* . .. ..T •u.,cc»led to trace their cout>c .: n U n through k gvtaUve channel*. u> . . : ivtmt out the interest* which caused bv Oore/thfir d-l. it where defeat wa» aci:j ... v-u.-npluhcd. and to art forth a* mar >mv be thc nre-wn'. status of each c.eired in rf the wv-ral propo»ah Later along in tr.r .■•eric- current payrolls wid be • ’ ‘I' ">ed to *hnw the extent lo which the new deal rconsmy .\u n cuiTied _ . to take up thc course of Caeli , lot-77 ivar-s. 5 months and 19 days, arfkJe nt U>. .M oft representative* were int<*med ------------ ' IT,.; >Kld ia,t «erk that attempt* an <t> mi a'r the Walldorf! funeral home op made to bring all legutator* back t i Uinsing for’the tinal m-v.Ioii• • July; ^cirting^Biiri’ii was in ih/>R*ii•— u, beina mad.E^ay » .. ».,«The attempt „ wr..., Mu.ue u, by'Un(1 baclu rs of Ure tall reducing rs, -mall jrlcnil aU(| jjci^ntior. always loan interest rate* from,three at.d ip.riiw of her best for otlrere. The threc-ouartera to one and one-half 'bereaved on< ; have the sympathy of percent and the bill setting u up a . their friend.-, l’’n:i-“ .rpirate Uwrd of osteopathy rx* x.uni____ arr*. Both measures were word and; a movement u under way to «..er-; /MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. TH OF MRS MATTHEW; >. Lunctta M::t shews, wtdo-; ;ernor approved the bill alloa-ing bet-^tcation of delinquent tax dreertps ’ tins on hor«e races and vetoed the>tlnn* Under-tin* new bill, pubhea-i b:U providing for a chain -More tax. tjon of descriptions cf property to b* jrold for delinquent tairs will be; y. 22. 1933. died at her home on OBl'ITARY. {resumed in 1935. Newspapers arc to] •t prahd St. on Sunday. July 2 n heart trouble She wa< a’mn.t »* •“> “■« ;,wa wiu M, no ft...... U th, . 18 years of age her birthday bring : rat''‘ i’««ou»iy i»ld to the majority and died June 27. -1933. of u^.w<. • J Mrs. Charles Parker of Grand Rap- tounship aged 63 years. Ymonths. 13 d*y.= H -, ” v . tV _______ mt. four gkjuiurnudren. one gieat died of heart trouble, being .uck only MRS. BYRON DICKINSON'S trondeluld and a step daughter. u fewjstefc. His entire Hie « ... GRANDSON IS KILLED.: M:- Minx Perkin* of Ddlrn. Mont , x:rs. Byron Dickinson received a! besides many other relative* and spent on hu farm and ilia: of hU :n St Iricnd* a daagbter Maude preceded father nearby. On March 30. 1895 ire ' telegram an Tuesday staling that :« jn cf . hj r in death Funeral service* wiU be v. as uni red in marriage with-Olive • in r grandson. Milo Baucome. ot i Hall and to this union were horn . Medford. Oregon, while on.duty hart !' Ju-Id this Wedneoday afterriou*. at two o'clock at the house. Rev B J lour children. Nara. Ronald. Leila been elwt and lulled by a bandit.1 Adc.xk officiating Burial in Ri%cr- and Moms, two of whom. Ulla and Mrs Bailcomr is a daughter of Mrs.! Mom* together with his former Minnie D'.cltlnscn Dimond. weU 'aide cemetery • < wife preceded him in death In taonn in Hastings. , 1907 he was united in marriage with Details oi the accident are un­ I’beree^^f* FARMERS TO OPEBATE Millie Fuller and to them was boin known but will be git cn later YEAR ROl ND AIARKET- one daughter who died at the age --------the htgfiway true THEY ARE REAL PESTS. of three He leave* tn n>piim their iry public commit We believe Unpeople of thia stat ? 'd in tire Trim Buildirti.- oppasit • loss a devoted wife, one s-in Ronald, H>-tins- Menum.'-rr. Works will a daughter. Mrs. Harold Stryk r hare hardly begun to appreciate | what a oertotp, menace the Starling*] r a sptcial oprmng July Sih. at are likely to became. They mo’ast | rh timv M-rerai basket* of fruit* host ot friend*. other birds, destroy fruit, root up] com. feed on grain* the farmer 1 th-ir adr on another page of The Sunday Schools n! the H.v- raises', and in other ways make lingi and Yankee Springs Unit* inr ium and flun*> -lily ant Thi* m-titaUoa is composed of a themselves pesu U1 of tl>« first onm.order. .| d Rue*tu'i> held away group of farmers who will bring Brethren churches will hold thnr Thr-v arc especially dritructlve to[ F°P“n,* ’"ndme bird* that are ala ay* Wnehcul to Main Points their produce, frenh dally from their lake. Friday. July 7. A tine pro-1 th® farmer and his work ' ' lattve session be rold direct to tire con- Gun pram including games, coniest* and ------------ a , ' ~ . upon au ft-,.-jsjiut ftre-pdlut Mimer It unexpected this trill be suitable entertainment ter all a pro UNF.HAL FOR GEO. DEMING. | a rr.o! >r car °0 *lt year round market • Is bring planned by the committee. Funeral service* for George Dem-1 All member* and friend* of ‘ ing will be held gx the Mr Hindis: re- in the ireu“WORLD S FAIR OR BUST.’ either scnooi school are urgeu urged io to met, meet u at • k. , :, u_ ... j .enirer . ; church in Freeport on Thursday aft- j must be a .4Lumber Jack Smith and Thc .j ie local at 2:22 9:30 .t vU M •±: 13=2 church Itcrnoon at 2 30 o'clock. Mr. Deming ’ : l a predetcr- Little Gem Harber' chartered a Transportation will will be provided < hu* been In poor health for rome­ Transportation be provided ...a .OUT.. .,1 Fort Irtd. a l lk, a,,. „ ---------, ... ..u„ - ------------— ?jmf. j dt3.h <bou{ < tha.tr . . their fr.anri. friends m to tthe World* Fair, vcyance .if■ you come ... to the churcli. Y^. V* with juur i^kTu bring S P. M Tuesday. <:n the senate and flap arid thev hare a radio aboard r.-S, and en^hb day i?thT xpncE. proxntauves by a They intend to take part tn the *a > After this date, Monday. July 3. maar.d u then apprs-ed. rcurth of July celebration and rell a mps-ma-. is a xenmv wno acu21833. *9S- • I! will *‘ui n&L be I? reipoEjible for IU «»»» FMMUi World'* FOL- soap and ;urpns«d wiwn be fiuda jwi are debu I do not coijCract. lnbigDo-'Rucrt icons.de.attoa na* been lost. Ra^c.-i to pay expense*. .wrong. „ ter.—Adv ’ • T»12 (wroa«. jler.-Adv. DU. " MICHIGAN’S FINE TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES ATTRACT VISITORS Tm oiil-or-elaln relative* nnd friends of Mirliigan'a eplcndid Itighwuye, and of her railroad, lx»ul nnd bus line* wffiah provide economical and convenient tranaportalinu to every part of lids Inkc-lxmnd land. And tril them of the water-tempered climate that adds the final touch of perfection lo outdoor life. Thousands of visitors q>cnd a great deal of money in out* state each summer, t renting employment for many people and adding to the prosperity of all Michigan. We can increase that bti.ine** greatly if each of .ua will urge others to visit Michigan. We can contribute even further by spending our own vacations here. xfTfcj 1 And wherever you go, dispel worry by telephoning home and office frequently. frieuds to tell them when you will arrive. Telephone ahead for hotel rescrvation*. Long distance rates are low. �ttte hasttnos banner. three days per month for the qusr- miles of rural routes out of Hastings. ter U required. This will amount la All told the reductions In salaries, a considerable reduction In pay for furloughs without pay and through! I the quarter. Till* enforced furlough cuts in mileage allowance will, J will not. however, apply u> rural make a total reduction of about j [Icaj-riez*. Instead of a furlough.with- 112.000 in the expense of conducting dut pay. their mileage allowance haz the Hgitlngs. post office. [beeil jeduced Iran four Cents per Tills reduction will come Id the-!, (Continued from page one) mile to 1.7flc per mile. This mileage Hustings— post , office at a time wtyn I TOTAL FIXED BY BOARD !lias been paid to them In the past'it It Is is doing the largest volume otj oil OF BUPERVIS0R8 AT shall be taken each month or on »■ to l>e)p in the maintenance of their! business in Ito history, os an article I $10,000,000 certain day each week U up to the*cars. Thl* reduction will amount to;given elsewhere in thU issue will, postmaster; but a total furlough of incaziy $3,000. m there are 229fully prove. CHANGESINPOST- ( ALREEGU ATOMS CHOICEST QUALITY MEATS ROAjz ANY ANY CUT CUT OF OF CHUCK or SHOULDER Sliced Bacon < 10 2 25c Lb., Shankless Smoked Picnics 10c Oscar Mayer - Cbllopiiane wrappod Veal Steak 19c 10c Round or Loin Tasty Loaf New, delicious lb. Herrud's Bologna or Franks 2 25c l*>». 3 -. 49c JEWEL COFFEE Smooth and fragrant - One lb. bag 17c Argo Corn Starch Bran Flakes Cookies pi,. 7c 2 pbc». 19c Country Club PINEAPPLE . lb. Fresh Bread q« 15c Country Club - Refrigerator bottle Vinegar Tomato Juice can 5c COCOA 6c :°„.2 25c Sliced or Crushed Catsup 14-ox. Lotti. 10c Standard quality Rolled Oats Quality Oat. - Country Club — Pure Juice 10c ib. iSai Famoui Country Club Fancy Country Club — In heavy syrup 10 ib.. 23c 1OC OUR MOTHER'S Fine quality —- 2-lb. can 19c Corn Syrup 5 u>. p«ii 25c Pels Naptha 10 bar. 49c Dark, fine quaIity-»Lighl 5-lb. pail 27c Laundry Soap Apple Butter »-». j« 17c Country Club — A rich • mooth blend Rocky River u-o*- bom. 10c Bereragee—Lemon Lime, Orange, Root Bear. Also Latonia Club Cingerale — No bottle charge SOAP CHIPS 116-118 EAST STATE STREET - HASTINGS, MICHItXN ' I 5 27' Gold Band Soap 5 b„. 19c Babbitt's Claamer Matches a..u„ 6 Block Salt 25c Searchlight boa 5c 4c Cleans, acoura, economical. quick 50-lb. b|ock KROGER TISSUE roll Fino bathroom tiisue — SEMINOLE TISSUE, cotton soft, 4 rolls 25c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BANANAS Majestic Special Lot Shoe Cleaner Ladies* Novelty ; Figures Given for Euch Dis■ trict and Township^—Com- ' I. niittees Report Approved I The cqmmltUe on equalisation of; ir SHOES! the board of eupcn:lH»rs completed , their work Friday and the tward j .unanimously approved The . copi: mlttee consisted of Supervisor, ; Glenn Wotring of Woodland. Mor.ie ' Backus ot Barry. I. R Glasgow of j thl* city. John Marten of Maple Grove. W. D. McCann of Irving. N. । H. Barber of pralnevtUe and S. W Smith of Castleion , They equalized the assessment for • ; the county on the btu>h of $16,000.• ;000. or $1,000,000 less than a year; ;ngo. j Following are.the figures for the; real estate uaaKMWd. personal pr>p- j icrty assessment, the total value as- ! zcMed by the aupervUors und the | total as equalized for each township । und supervisor’s district. j ASSYRIA—Real estate ava-ssed! $703300; personal ptvpcrty assessed' I$27,140; total as opt-SM-d $730,440; ' total us equalized $824 000. BALTIMORE-Real estate us-1 sesM-d $754,245; personal assessed. $36,470; total ax ussessaxi $790,715; . total as equalized $624,000. BARRY—Real estate assosedl $934,100; personal iisscvo-d $64 950;: total ns assessed $999.050;-total as j equalized $848,000. CARLIFON-Real estate $1.047320; ’ V7O:\to-1 tai as equalized $832,000 CASTLETON -Reul estate as-' sessed $1380.110; personal nj>.«exsed i 1131.160; total as aerated $1,717,270; total as equalized $1,584,000 j HASTINGS TOWNSHIP—Real estate ajtre.wd $691,340: . personal | assessed $37,500: total as assessed: $928,840; total os equalized $704,000. CITI’, FIRST AND FOURTH j WARDS—Real estate assessed $1. 592.825; penbna! assessed $558,560; [ total ns aerated $2,151,385; total as equalized $1,704,000. CITY. SECOND AND THIRD I WARDS—Real estate $1,781,000; personal-ns-M*KM-d $521,848; total ns assessed $2302.848; total as equal­ ized $2,000,000. HOPE—R<’I11 estate a.wwl $764 500; personal assessed $19,410: total as assessed $783 910: total as equal­ ized 1488 000 2 - 15c Golden ripe and mellow 29c Michigan - wall blanched ORANGES bunch 10c 2 d... 37c California Valencias - rich* sweet and full of juice < 288 size . Ladies’ CottOn Union Suits 35c With Built-Up Shoulder Day Time PAJAMAS VW r-—Av' \ * Straps * Pumps * Ties! tI >x>'i iVT.1 COTTON FROCKS , Sizes 15 to 17 enough to “go places”! M 98« 'fc' Women’s Rayon . > \ UNDIES ■ ’ 1 4»e Mime** Rayon Polo Shirt* Assorted Shades JR? that are plenty smarj 4r , One Piece Styles \ \X Soso alb* fielded lines in thu /nQ bias-cut slip —of fins cottoo—easy to launder! Thrift •. priced, tool PAJAMAS'| Lia*rt Ultls itaaut* fsr FUjl«. I«t tooaitaS. Im VsmI* »m»i bu«* a ta te. - ■ Cotton Crepe Gowns 49c Sizes from 15 to 20 You’ll see • them all over town this season! Picot«Top Hosiery 15* A _'1>ot shot" value! Heavy weight rayon bloomer*, vesu, panties— flared or ikinfit 1 Unusual de­ tail and finishl Sizes 34 to 421 1*7/ No, they won't slay liotnel They're too self-conscious about their new collar^, 15c [W you won't want to keep them in the kitchen, either,— you'll be too proud ofjhc way you look when you put them oa! Dozens styles assessed1 IRVING —Real ofestate Colorlast prints, plaids,' checks, stripes,’florals I capelcts, bows, organdie puffs and what not I g Andi Spmkn Chardonize—al! ths most wanted conunse thadcsl Wonderful value) WHY FORD USES EIGHT CYLINDERS BECKER-FISHER IN FINALS OF TENNIS MEET Practical motoring calls for eight cylin­ ders. • They mean an easily sustained speed of 80 miles an hour. . Orothers-Angell Win Junior Doubles Championship of Tournament „ The modern demands in power, speed, ac­ celeration, smoothness — all require eight cylinders. With all-aluminum cylinder heads, they mean normal driving speeds of 25 to 60 miles an hour with decidedly unusual econ­ omies of fuel and oil. Many owner? tell us of getting 18 to 20 mile^ to the gallon of gas. e These are facts worthlooking into. When buying a car today-be sure that you get full value for your money — not alone in cyl­ inders but also in the quality and the ex­ clusive costly features which the Ford V-8 offers. Two Ynorc matches have been completed in thc senior doubles. Miller-Baldwin defeated BurroughxYerty. 6-4. 6-1; Fisher-Fisher de­ feated Balrd-Ironidde 6-1. 6-4. LAKE O' THORNAPPLE SPLIT DOUBLE-HEADER C.lb«T.U SunU.t , M0 d. COTTON SUPS ' Z9c For Whites Also for Neutrals ...,r || Girt.' Novrit/Oonw, Full Bias-Cut! 1797 950; personal assessed $35,750; j total ns assessed $833,700; total as equalized $576,000 JOHNSTOWN—Reni estate as-: ivwd $799 500; personal assessed $34,025; total ns assessed f«33.525: total ns cqunllred $672 000 71 MAPI-F. GROVE—Real estate as-1 .MIDDLEVILLE. ‘ ., to Mt _v „ «,«..*». M „«* «.,«•»* me Warren rvauacr। urday lw ixxm get a telegram to **. It was called The Feather-' relatives and a few old time friends iM’ssed $944,880: personal nsxetucd! Sylvester Van Hom did Ute first come at once as lie was much worse : bone O>. are requested to meet at dropped in with their pot luck sup­ : 116-675; total ns ns- s-ed $961,555; thn-shing that we have heard of C .L. Boley took h?r down In tile aft- the State Park in Caledonia on July total m canalized 1832.000. . when on the 26th he threshed rant-, cmoon.. und as this is written we 9th for a plane. A good time is as- per* and enjoyed thc evening. Cards and games were tyijoyed until a iHe ORANGEVILLE—Real estate as-; winter barley. 'nave tf> further. word. The friends surfed. re.«.«cd $654370; personal asuwed A number ladies extend their sympathy - E. - — - and- ..------------------ of — the —Prairie ---- .... ... ----- ..... ...» Wlv to the family G. Blake Dewey — Stedman hour. I $23 .132- total -u-wwt m ...-Ok. on-Wednesday, ..go--- and . .. J 4. —.— .to — hear --------------------.— im- were in Chicago tins week attending total ■* I1-.“ avowed 1678./Wl. GM; /went to tLansing hope of his quick Many <>f our Boy Bcouto left to­ ;. total ns eoiialized . jug in Fred Wlerlnga's school btis.provement.s ine the iuriuiurc furniture sates sales inaraci market luin and say uay m $448 090. .......... day for Mien their aiuiwu annua) uuup camp an at the uas »------- *— things ----- -----..— — PRAIRIEVILLE—Real slate as- ’A A u-.irm warm trhl trip hut but aa vorv very pleasant rl,.,day ; ril.b Dick o. Sandefur ----wax<—In—swimming arc . looking up there. Their I lake on C. O. Kenjon's farm, where /rated $1,085,300: personal as-owed nsremd .>as ._?ssed was enjoyed by all. above thc dam thc other night when line is on exhibit there and the: they had such a good time last year.’ $70,200; total a.s assessed $1,155300; C- L. Boley took Mrs. Theodore H. he stepped upon a piece of glass and prospects look good for some nice isome of thc bk>ys have been out and total ns equalized $928,000. I Armstrong to Ann Arbor on Frldiiy received a bad cut In the’heel. fbusiness —----- ■ ------- 1 up "" “ --------v cleaned the grounds, prepared a RUTLAND—Real estate asMSscd to see Mr. Armstrong. They fiUMid: All former employes of the firm' Friday evening, it.... — and other improvements being the 25th new ,— float $523,015: pccsonal assessed $21 385; him quite comfortable nnd Mrs. that employed .w many people here wedding anniversary of thc mor? and are looking forward to a week tola) as wuwxsrd $544,400; total as I Armstrong was greatly shocked Sat- In the factory some years ago. whcn;riage of G- E. nnd Mrs. Blake, some , of pleasure and profit. equalised $528,000. : _________________________________ L.__________________. .1 . __________________ __i THORNAPI'I.E-Real estate as-! sewed $1,162,125; personal a'seMed1 $68,725; total as assessed $1330.850; total'os equalized $084,000. WOODLAND—Reni estate assessed $1,450,800: personal assessed $86.­ 320; total ns assessed $1,537,120; to­ tal ns equalized $1,328,000 YANKEE SPRINGS—Real estate assessed J453.825; personal assessed $45 275; total as assessed $499,100; totnl as equalized $296,000 The total assessment as made by the supervisors was $!B.76331& Tills was equalized .by the board at an even 416.000.000 Finals In the senior singles series of the Hastings Tennis Tournament will be played by Albert Becker and Dwight Fisher Friday afternoon. July 7. on the xchcol courts commenclng at 4:30 o’clock. Becker eliminated Bob Angell In the semi­ finals 6-1. 6-4 and Fisher defeated Bill Kennedy 6-3. 3-6. 6-1. ■ GOtdon Crothers paired with Horace Angell won the Junior doubles championship by defeating Irene Jones and Junior Leonard 6-0, 33c Quality block PENNEY 'AMOUNT IS MILLION j LESS TJiAALLAST YEAR . Sporting Items Clean Quick or Easy Task Lamoni Calary Frtih Carrots jviy s, iw IQlliLZMSS- ’ MENIS FOB COUNTY The HOME of GOOD BEEF lb. Wednesday, The double header at Thornapple lake July 4 was split. Lake Odessa winning the first game 10-1 and Thornapple the second, 6-4. The winning battery for_L. O- was Geiger and Seger; the winning battery for T. L. was Cook and Bennett. Sun­ day. July 9. Thomapple and Irving cross bats nt Thomapple take. The man who would rather be right than to b.« President, hasn't much chance t<? be President. A matinee is a place where Idols and Idlers moat. New engineering discoveries, combined with recent advances in precision manu­ facturing, make eight cylinders practical from the standpoint of economy and long life. , :: 4 In mechanical efficiency and quality, the Ford V-8 engine stands alone. Its eight cylinders mean 75 horepower (we could just as well say 80). They are an import­ ant factor in increased snap and pick up. Ford'V-8 prices begin at $490, f. o. b. factory THE UNIVERSAL GARAGE TELEPHONE 2121 HASTINGS, MICH. �Views and Opinions; I ROTARIANS VISIT Backward Glances;' Bits of Yesterday ’ PINE LAKE CAMP rtiH»*<4 «««nr w»4a«4ar. promising attitude shown by the — .... . . i. Bolsheviks since their party came Into power, formerly world revolu­ tion and a complete destruction of THE BANKS AND BRUCKER. all present day Institutions in the Banking Commissioner Rudolph despised capitalistic nations were Reichert in testifying the oilier day considered by them to be the only before the grand jury inwtligaUon «tk-cted from . the city at Balt> Creck and from the three cmintiu**. solution of the world's troubles Adwlto nci-d building up brcamic c>i tubcrcular trouble or allmepu that possible for capitalistic and soculishave seriously impaired their health. Each of these camp* will ta*i twelve tic systems to exist side by i*idc la an important step toward world liarmony—providing capttalMtlc na­ tions will reciprocate t,ot have been any bank failure in| ‘Detroit When application was matte; Dr. Byington explained that a LOST IN A SEA OF "FRIENDS io Hie banking dtpvrlmenr for the! Clrur lake thc Camp Fire Oirb orgxnlitMtlou ol bonking "tioldliqr One former president of tht companies” in Detroit, thc banking • Camp Is largely attended during CH United Stales was criticised as be- depattnieni rukd aga'nst the appll-| summer xcusoq by Camp ?»•’ Gris Bui. the privilege I* grant'd to fhi What Others Say u ek to witntM a bull game beWen the Buttle Creek Iqjun anil the Chicago White &?* Mr and Mr*. Carl MonL«oti and J B Murrtam nnd daughter Vera of Larouni and Mr and Mrs. FTwrik A patent a lubricating ma­ JULY TO RTH FES-' TIVAL A SUCCESS WTIATS THE BIO IDEAf incdiral > I carefully profit tlicy need, and the truck will uary. among which were tome <4 the go unlump*ri-4 owr. 14X10 mile* very won! H c*»t* this rtale a mint ■or more of paved read* that have, of money lo put these gnn*',tcrh in Most oi u» reroghiie the listener or’ thc people probably »5<l.000 <XX) of a spoil* system in politics. Etety or more, iu'faxes to build and pay party indulges in it more or let-­ But tn Mr. Comstock we apparently A have an old-time super-spoilsman of ruadt. the jicnph- have paid for in the- Andrew Jackson type. LM-'-pcns..... — U7.. H.W’M iom-t ilig of patronage st-oms to han lx* n added burden is put off. th? trtiok. mt tied the Ciolden one al the foremost objectivu- u, iMt^rs. FiuthenB*rt pie UiteratdU* Rule ft), memory: tpr guvesnor*! mind dprlru; lus fu -l Commerce Commission has eoub: let its nai’ commit six months, of ofljrr. Thc prenuttt ol lUHn0 an eight hour day fiw railroad1 Jpbrseeket-s on Mr. QMukxk hua •unpldjcwi, wmic thj- iru^kdrivrl wdl tta) of helpful performed by been great but certainly no marie so dc&bUeM '*Lim nkht through” a: than o;t the president of the United not’ o.^ly-larvc wage. Tm- rat freight-rat' * arc e*iabh*l> J by given thc country a imcuv: leadt r- Rexall Store CALCIUM and LEAD ARSENATE for Potatoes, Melons and Cucurribers. ANT ROX and PETERMAN’S ANT FOOD for Ants. PURE COPPER SULPHATE for Drenching Sheep. BLACK FLAG, both liquid and pow­ der, kills Flies, Moths, Ants, Roaches and Bed Buga. camps maintained durint tht winter anti spring months an tied on with' a ”1 deicl city-bred At the BLACK LEAF FORTY for Garden . Flowers and Poultry Houses, all fizes and in bulk. un Wednesday guvemmratal affairs. INSECTICIDES ARE CHEAPER Rev. C K, Conley of Middleville, was in town Trturaday and a*>.itt«-d in tlie urganuatkm of a Baptut . Virgin!! Van Vlict and Donald Van cfiujch Hun. Harv-.-y Wright went W EaVlict arc .spending the nimir.tr’ at Riiplda kut Saturday and will Lak.- Chautauqua. New York. In the fail they will-go to Hvshotsh. take up hit new w .rk- “ M Manon LeBron ahd mother of Galon*. lUioot*. were wfk end they wanted ’ This same commeh: ijw.’tr oi Mix* Marguerite Hall, enexactly fits the .present governor of Michigan Whatever ntiicr admir­ able qualities he.may lute, he does not teem' to know exactly wlut he wants^but he apparently ha* plen­ no law axain.4 the organization ut ty of -friends” only too willing to iialdmg coni panic. Michigan ba.ik rilildieh .......................... depositors as well as the uxpayu,. supply thu deficiency cf the’state arc today pa>mg lor II week camps by the Finmdati : cause' <4 physical or home PRISON PAT*RONAGE Governor Cooutbck u not taking a lorward step when he adopt* a policy w$nch,permit* the warden­ ships of penal institutions to byebme mere (adiucal plums. Three Mficirai prwon heads hate been fixed ta I At a meeting of thc Palmer Encampment-cn Thursday rvei.ung •the following patriarchs were elect­ ed as officer* for the ensuing term: i M Rrrw-,k« CS p • Roses. ROSE NICOTINE for Y A A. Allardyce < »pending the w.-< ut ,ht* friend. John upas PETERMAN’S DISCOVERY for Bed Bugs and Roaches’ EVERGREEN Kills Plant I. Quotation FLY KILL Our Best Fly Spray size now 35c; 75c size 50c. All other sizes in proportion 07178734 ahip and hu* presented conkieil wnn the moot detailed and com­ plete JegOUttvc program ever - Jb- Carveth & Stebbins Hailing*, Mich. Goods Delivered Phone 2131 * sea of uncertainty. He ha* evi­ dently permitted the seeker* of pal- arc absolutely belplesa Pco| that should have been devoted to to see 'fair play.” but un important government problem* present system the railroads and iMllcles Governor Couv.olk was put into office by A treniCTidous landslide of independent voters wbt>! were du-git-u-d with the almlcr• due thc wonderful growth and proa; compromUing Republican rule. Mr. I pcrlty of t^u country. By building Comstock was put in to reduce Lie their lines through fertile regions. coat oi thc state adnunistratiin. L> 1 previously far removed from c m­ i mur.lcatmn, they have’jwJpcd tn d— velop thia country u nolhltut el-.could As a reMilt # their enterprise, tlie rallruud* dorcloijed into the penws haw been increiwcd e|.ur- greatest employee* « f Ub-r- <wie ot. Independent. ATURE^IRAND' What’s a Home Worth? How Highly Do YOU Value Your Home? The NATIONAL'S loans are confined lo firat rnortgagca on SELECTED HOMES, mostly occu­ inou-iy and unncce.*»ary public Johj have not been reduced in number Ordinal y patronage iv acceptrd tu. pied by the individual owner* and their fami­ lies, and will riot average over $3,300. A* the monthly payment* are made the aizc of thc loans decrease nnd the SECURITY increases. died | dm<!< Conydvr NATIONAL Shares for Your Investments. (Jim Rational Tgamt & fnucstment (foircpait'i] I LOfflat HUHf l( HOPE TO AVOID RE-x EUNOING BUiS When you buy Clean, Rich Milk Pungent Paragraph; You’ll find it STAYS SWEET Longer! ^guarding the inter: rito:.- Had raWsU:- Lyda Cotton started Monda; ig for Chicago to attend th« r It only »ome genius would com- fa^e recun’.y of the phrX-e Appoie band music to make tlk thrill p- -ved by the’ Securities Commo*1U> U» Itar « W,r, «»»- «•., oerxstet Timw-Lnion. Wr Ukr «pe<|al pride In the fart that rr pea led TESTS by official* representing ihe State of Mi'hljan. a* well as by the Barry County Health t'nil, have dbclosed that the "bacteria count” !<yl raach faith in ornate buildl: Wonder why the aurammen no > »o muctf -rouble and expetu-e in • A CHANOLU .iTrmJLE 1 aun whin there U such a. vast sup­ Maxim Lil'.inotf. bovlrt foreign minuter, presented to the utfaggtea ply of the subject availably or. every Hauv during thc cunjw'in-—duo a the world cdcdficixc tn Lor.don. • plan for economic nonaggieasuai. A* a result of that you do not have in much •Ix’ili’d milk. Some ot our customers have kept Highland* Dairy Grade “A” Milk for day* and day*, and »l the end cf that time hare found It Just a» *weet and uwblr as the day i« was delivered. The reason for that I* because the milk t* < LEAN. Especially in hot weather, *urti a» we are tmw having, the bactrria multiply very rapidly. A» the "birteria count” 4s very much higher in I NTLEAN milk. It spoil* or turns .*our much quicker. Mr and Mr* Lvle Wilcox visited her parent* at Bellevue antf 1-it two of their daughters there for a For their own protection, and becao*r of the fact that milk i. the p«rt»-ct food for both old and young. CLEAN milk ahould inlereat every quality »f th<* milk thl* Dairy produce*. Every drup of milk we sell you come* from our own Slair-accrecIKcd herd; || run* extremely low In ally CLEAN. You lake no chances i.ltt-n you use II. If till interests you, well be glad to talk with you farther. THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BAKNER, WEDKEfiDAY, JULY 5, 1M> TIRE PRICES INCREASING Those’who NEED NEW TIRES .hould take advantage of the present market valued. Tire prices are ADVANCING from day to day . . . First Choice for Safety and Protection WE GIVE YOU A LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD TIRES! LEGAL TANGLE N PROBATECOURT (QonUnutd from page one), lean! that proceedings had been] taken in the probate court which; gave the’ title of the property to herj adopted daughter and hi.-nelf. Mrs. Barnes was astonished because, she 1 and her husband hud never adopted i Minnie, although they always re-1 (erred to her os llu-ir daughter and treated her a* such. Her brother, al-. though he kptfeath.it Minnie wpi; not a daughter by descent from Mr. ‘ and,Mrs. Barnes, was certain She’ had been adopted by the family, for . he knew that they always spoke of' •her Us their drtuglitbr. When thc, matter was looked up It was fotimji that no papers of adoption hacf ever ■ been hiudfi and that Mr. nnd Mrs.i ’ Barnes had, out cf thc goodness of | > their hearts, given the girl a home, i । hut that she never Wan adopted. Ac- i icordingly another petition wax pre­ pared last week to straighten out this tangle. MADE SMALL ALLOWAN­ CES TO TWO OFFICERS Andrus Service Jefferson and Court Phone 2240 ■ Sheriff Not Getting Enough for Upkeep of Oars—Treas- ; ured Needs More Help 1 Hastings, Mich. YANKEE NPttlNtiS. । Mrs. Henry Shively has a rare old i BowenMilla., Saturday evening, Rev. H H. Goodin and Clarence 'coin In the form ot a silver half Mr. Springer spent hi* buyhoot Mt uck went u> Kalamazoo, Thurs­ dollar date 1815. It was given her.days-it Ulla place and-has man/' ; many years ago by her mother, now I friends hen-. day tor a few tlaya' visit. -------------- * • » • ■ ---------- ' , Fred Raymond called on hl* old ' (b ceAsed.-and U p. izcd very highly1 : Tto the optimist, Iw>pc means bet­ friend. James A. Young, at Middle­ by its owner. Several old neighbors and friends ter tilings ahead: to the pessimist. ville Friday. On account of Mi R,«. previous Wiidcnce In Jackson, thia here attended a birthday party on a devilLsh device for staging disapwiu tlicir first meeting in Id year;.. Elam Springer, at hls home in polntment. Don’t Let Wash Day Interfere With Summer Pleasures wiiti brings the action to do the’looking up of evidence. We think it1 ifc unfortunate for a sheriff to fee!I [obliged to do that. If the offense I I concerned any sufx-rvisor he would) jnyt relish It either- The sheriffs [ ’.salary and allowance, fixed by the j iboard InM October, were only half; ithe .unount f>r the last year of; I Sheriff Leonard* predecessor; It ; The UNIVERSAL Washer offers the per­ fect solution to your hot-weather washing problem*. No njatter how large the weekly pile of soiled clothes, thc New UNIVER­ SAL cleans them so effortlessly,and so quickly that thc greater portion of wash day becomes yours to enjoy as you please. It offers you highest quality modem home laundry aj a very low price—Sec It! UNIVERSAL ti Electric Washer DOWN S4.20 a month for 12[ months CONSUMER POWER COMPANY PHONE 2305 Watch for Opening of the ‘Jack Frost’ Dairy Store 128 West State Street,. Hastings, Mich, With a Full Line of Dairy Products Milk Cream When the board of supervisorsI last October fixed the salary of thej -sheriff, they provided only $500 , for the- upkeep of automobile.; for that i officer and the undersheriff. This has. proven altogether inadequate, ’ The sheriff came before the board one <b>y last week asking that the ■ board either add f500 to the coiniieiuatldn allowed for the up-k« ep »jf Ills two cum or buy a new car. which would cent u«x»u'- the same but would cost for lew. for upkeep. Th<- board decided Hwy would not buy a new’ cur. and allowed only |2S0 more for upkeep This cannot mean anything cl* than*that Hv* sheriff will nave t > curtail Ins ef­ lum, when irj.'i.n forts. reports -Ji of crimes are,; made to him. unless then* shall be | filed at Hu- time n formal complaint j which would warrant liU arrest of . thc suspected offender, so that he i would not t>c put to the expense of i looking up i.'Videnc.e in the case, but Butter Fresh Creamed Cottage Cheese Buttermilk Ice Cream in 20 Different Flavors Not a Cheaper, But a Better Product OPEN SOON [lias been drastic. [ Another c.u«- which thc ruipervU- j [or* felt nccdejl a'.te'ntioa was that I of County T;< .i.-uivr Muus. The ’ .county tre.i-.uni s office .has not! been cotuldtred by Hie board as one! that require* clerical' help. However ! true that may have beun'in Hie past, j it certainly is not true ut the present . lime. In the piuit six months Mr. ' ' Maus hu-S looked up. written and is- j , tued mure delinquent tax receipt*! iIlian w?:e issued for the preceding* ten or. twelve year*. The action cf! I tiu> legislature nukes it certain that j he will have to have clerical help fo: the remainder of hls term. He has1 been determined to keep up his [work and hg*. at his own expense.j Tiired needed clerk* That expanse] 4ms taken practically all hls satarv !for (lie first mx month-- As the I board made no allowance for clerk | ! Lire, he requested their help. Thei board gave l.MM) for tills year for clerk hire, which will not begin to I ’ cover thc cost, owing to the great increase of work in that office. feet, and the county allowed only 4I nulls of thut. it can lx* uvn why the i beard hesitate* about adding any-! [thing to the e»t of government. PETITION FOR GAME 1 PRESERVE REPEAL | Pok-ibility that voters In 1934 may[pass upon u bill seeking rejwal of the private shooting preserve act. tv I jscen in the request tn thc Depart- ' ment ot State for information re-1 ;garding initiatory legislation. The, treqocst was received immediately j after the governor announced his jintention of vetoing the measure: : which wo^y -repeal the private!’ ahooling preserve act. in order to; | place such a question un ’.he ballot. X j petitions embodying the proposal and i j bearing 129.000 signatures must be i I filed with thc department at least I j 10 days before either a regular or! special, section of the legislature. i OBITUARY. Philip Jacob Kimble, gon of An-1 drew and Catherine Kimble, war, | born October 22. I860, al Ionia and ; died at Pennock hospital following' an operation. June 22. 1933 July 4. 1809 he was united in marriage to Mattie Rodebaugh. To this union was born one sou. Floyd i H' 1 I He had resided in Woodland for the past 20 years, where lie was; highly esteemed. Two sisters. Kate and Gertrude, | preceded him in death. There re-1 main to mourn his Io-**, hls wife,! one son, two grandchildren, four’ brother.-!. Joseph nnd Robcj-t. of! Sunfield. William of Lansing, and : j Frank of Grand Rapids, two sisters ! Anna Van Houten of Woodbury and Mary Mem 11 of Grand Rapids bc. sides a host of relatives and friend*. I The funeral services were held (from the home Saturday afternoon (at 2 octock with Rev. Harley Town:send officiating. Interment in Lake­ side cemetery. | 35 Palms. Calif, has a city hall | that also serves us n water tank. It ||» perhaps the smallest city hall in America. ' I Both producers and consigners । want more for less—and Hue’s the trouble, ___ ___ I Ths school of ‘Jiutrimony U non offering some excellent course* in domestic economy. 1 This Bank Solicits Your PATRONAGE Strictly on the merits of the Service it HAS rendered for nearly half a Century ... and the Service it IS consistently rendering today . . . The present generation demands “PUBLIC SERVICE"—electric lights, gas, water supply and telephone . . . none of which arc more important to the prosperity and success of a coni; munity than a good bank, which meets' as far as possible, the commcrical and financial requirements of the public. This bank fully realizes the tremend­ ous importance of the confidence and cooperation of thc people of its com­ munity and is grateful for these expres­ sions extended toward it during the past unsettled economic conditions. Every effort is being made to make this bank of the greatest possible value to all of the people of this locality all of the time. 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CONOCO "' TRAVEL BURIAU is a nationally operated free travel service that entirely plant any trip you may desire, without cost, furnishing rparked toad maps, booklets, tamp and hotel lists promptly ami et'surwf ately. Ask for complete informaikio. Get a trip application card. AT THS SION OF THS RID TRIANOIS EDMONDS OIL COMPANY HASTINGS MICHIGAN �THT HASTINGS BANNTB, WTDNMDAT. JVT-T B, 1W» GRAND OPENING SALE Wednesday . Thursday Friday InInHonor HonorofofOur OurNew NewStore StoreLocated Locatedatat 102 and 104TSTATE 104JSTATE STREET Saturday LISHED A & P continues to offer spectacular Food values celebrating the opening of one of Michigan’s Finest Food Shops. NOW IS THE TIME TO STOCK UP...before prices go higher... and at a store ready to cater to your every wish without an instant s delay. WHERE ECONOMY RULES Roast LeanWbEndCUl‘ ib 6c CUBE STEAK Boiling Beef Veal Breast lb. 12c 8 O’clock Coffee 3-lb. bag 49c Iona Tender Short Riba lb. ww. Pocket ib. 5c 5C PORK CHOPS Pork Roast White Fish Delicious for Lunche. Something New ... Something Different Bonele.. Butt. Fresh Caught Boiled Ham Pork Steak Leu Shoulder Cots 3 Choice Lean Q „ Center Cut. Cottage Cheese Fr«h Minced Ham sliced chffsf VIlLjDiJIj FuorU PBrick t 8c Sugar Post Toasties t«ri« puk« 2 for 19c Corn Flakes Keiiogt’a 2 igepkt.. 19c Mustard Premium quart jar 10c Calumet Baking Powder lb. cu 23c SODA CRACKERS Dill pickles American Pride N.B.c.Cooki« Pk( 29c Scalloped Butter Cookies N.B.C. Ib. 20c Pink Salmon tji cu. 3 25c Ginger Ale T«kon cub 24-ot. but. 10c Flying Dutchman MATCHES GREAT 4 ■* 19c RinSO L"l« pacbaie* 2 for 37c P & G Soap small 10 •>«" 27c Lux « Lifebuoy Soap 4 <>•« 25c Scratch Feed ioo ib. b.( ’1,35 Chipso B«ke» or Granules 2 k 29c Fels Naptha Soap 10 •>«« 45c Block Salt 25-lb. blocks each 29c All Mashes For Poultry 100-lb. b.j ’ 1.65 pure Cane lb. 17C , II Wisconsin NORTHERN TISSUE * lb 9c ib. 10c Smoked, Mild Sugar Cured lb. Bokar Coffee lb. 22c Red Circle Coffee lb. 19c Ann Page Preserves z-ib. iv 23c Jello All Flavors 4 pl|>« 25c 59c 10c 29c 23c ORANGES PURE MWHUBO 2 **■ 35c CARROTS Fancy Large Bunches Bunch TOMATOES Fancy Hot Ho“se 2 lbs 25c 24y2-lb. bag quart jar Ib. TTenJRoast er Chuck Cuf, 4 lbs- 4 DC 10c lb- 15c Ib. PICNIC HAMS Flour 10 u 50c lb- 121c Sliced Hampton’s 2-lb Carton 17c Edelweiss Malt u or Dk 3 ib. cu 69c Sandwich Spread Rejib 8-01. j.r 2 for 17c Spinach Del Monte Urie cu 17c Sardines Peter 2 11c Birdseye 6 *“• 23c ATLANTIC & PACIFIC 3“ Veal C'-’iceShS^cft, ,b- 10c Maxwell House Coffee (Or Del Monte) Nutley / Oleo Economical Spread 3^ 25c Soap Chips Ea»y Task Carton 27C Ajax Soap 6hare]9c �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, HH.T 5. IMS ! 1 . I Mr. and Mr*. Elroy Tobias acooinpanled Mr. and Mrs. Chai-lea Daw­ Social Events and Personal Mention ; — THE KELLOGG CAMP DR NATIONAL^bVsSO’N. .ENJOYfi CIRCUS E‘X; Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Dawson and Mk> Peg Jackson pr Am* Arbor to Wall Uke for over Uis s Director of W. K. . Dr. John R. Mott hu Juit re-' Fourth. Kellogg Foundation la 1 turned to Nqp York after rfedlcat-1 . ■ 11 Mrs. V/- D. Campbell, Mkres ArIng thc new YyM. C. A. building at, Mr. and Mr*. George Robinson Mbs Janette Viele of VermontvlUe Mr*. F. R. Pancoast has returned >ne and Florence Campbell, Mr. and Honored at Toronto Jerusalem, wukii which naa hu one oi of ins the' ... . .. ........................... — ... ।! wjwwtiii, STUNTS „ were in Kalamazoo on Sunday. il* vLMtlng her grandparents. Mr.. from a visit to Chicago ;Mr* David Goodyear and, family UNBELIEVABLE Dr_ Stuart Pritchard of Battle . mmt cosmopolitan memberthipa of| Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coleman and land Mr*. Gary Crook. >jrs Anna Swegles Is vUltmg b<•rlBn,* Mrs. David Goodyear, Sr . vlsitCrerk. medical and e«cuU« <H- any y. M. C. A. In the world I ABE PERFORMED BY •oru spent July Fourth at Charle- ' Mr and Mrs Harry Haliday of daughter, Mr* Don Saikert at La:.‘°«r »"»««»» '*1th relative* I rector of the W K Kellogg Foun. . . • .. ... i TRAINED ANIMALS Angell called on boys ’Battle crock were gurat* of Mr*, sing. • in Ooldwater. Idntlon. was elected president ot the atSecretary Middleville and NanhwCvVcU; *“ IF!? Wooc‘ on 8unduy Kenneth Biddle of Grand lupkl. M.ks* “ ^Pwled thb National Tuberculosis Association at villeWoodland. and was In Freeport Jot week _____ 'ti ’ f election held Thursday In con; 'i0 u Jf11 Edw Thomas ot Dayton. Ohio, rutted hi* brother. Lyle Biddle, but r THE 154 CHILDREN HAD " regarding attendance at Slate Y with Me. and Mrs. Marion • H<xlg- Apcht tlM, wcek cnd ai„j ow the-week. 1 me timc c a th bn A v,lcCl,on w,th ,h'' annual convention D1U llmt oAlUnUAl now in session nt Toronto. Canada * Camp on Torch, lake. Mr «n,i Mr. r«„h .<n w ' p*'a, r- M1-'* Potter is from BufTalo । Fourth here with Mrs. Thomas. J.rwr Irttm w.i Y .'wla r-.- .du- u connected with J Barry county boys are again lnvlt: —t He .sucoeeds Dr. John .peck, of De* Humphrey Rahns of Detroit wax al' Mr. and Mr*. Arthur* Chase and Bimdav Bunuay guest* of-Mr. and Mrs wlnutr ii ■ Kr-ninm-v ed to camn'*»ith Kent county boy* guest nt the g. p. Chide*!®!' home . MlM Josephine chose visited rela­ don Wolfe of Batik Creek. Many Visitors Find Pleasure । Moines. Iowa / 1 2* . , u ,, ,. >'• • ---­ Dr, r»-tj-h»» Pritchard- ■Is the first Michigan “I Barlow-lake beginnihg Augu.it 4.1 over Sunday. ■ Mr nn.l Mn. r W r-,.-,wr Mr#- W RUlUl Richard tives in Nile* over Ure Fourth. at Kellogg Health Camp, 1 man to be elected to head the rui- - Visit the World’s Fair with the Mr and Mrs. R. M. Lambic Visit’nJ nr"0'** accompanied bj Mr*. David Mrs. C. E. Thomas and Miss Elca- itiTihl ‘ D -French bf Caledonia were, at Camp iiional a-wclation since lin-l when Y. M. C. A -a special trip with 3i cd relatives in Flint Monday night at Pine Lake j nor Thoma* of Detroit are guc*U ,tid Mis. Frank Qarrothir.,. Victor C. Vaughan, of the Uni- days at the fair for $10.50, living m . Newaygo on Saturday tx> *ce EhzaSaturday evening. July 1, »he 1M J!Dr j and Tumday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Orten of of Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Goodyear. Mr. and Mrs Wm. Crans of Fuat ixth *nd Mary French who are at children enjoying the first three- 1 versify of Michigan, was elected it* the Chicago Y. M. C. A. Including . ' • all expenses IrreChizago, but not Cail Edmonds of Nashville is Caledonia were gueau uf Mr. und me camp tor two weeks. Monrre arc guests of Mr. and Mr*. • wecks period at the camp together .tlr.'t president vMting hi* grandparents. Mr and R J. McCreery. Dan U.« -n Srtod.. „„ „„„ „„ with about 100 vuitlnt people, and ' Tlit; tiraoctation has a member-, transportation to and from Chicago. ' *hlp -wiw of ,.r 1.9OT । oon physicians apd public uu. H c Herman, who lias spoitin in! Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Herbert, have Mr. and Mr. Howard High of ISaturday till Wednesday al her counsellors, nil vs ent to thc Circus. [health authorities. Dr Pritchard returned from a week's visit with Grand RupkL wen- Sunday giu if, h(Hne in Alma. all of our High schools, writ®.-, Mr.: Mr. anil Mrs. Irving. Walter* and ot Dr. and Mrz. Dennis Murray. Mb5 Marlon Mn-olf of Tawas City play-room, but thc realism of the 1i was chairman of the clinical section Angell from India that the dtpru- j of tinassociations program thia Mn. Anna bndlh visited her sis­ two children of Covert visited HasM1 .y, vwun „ lMT Side-show* year, and served for several years sion there L* a real thing and allrctMr. and Mrs- Guy..Giddlnc* Bnu andi^ visiting hrr nandp. grandparents, Mr. Fairway was there, lnu ... ter. Mrs Jay Webster, of Battle Ungs relatives and fm-nds on Sun- daughter.* alltrljt.'r . visited vlcir,..! Frank Wmt.L* Giddingsntof ;.... . Hnd.... Mr*....W. L....... Hinman with lire mermaid, fortune-teller. ns Hie work among the needy *crla director of the association. Re .ing "...' Creek over Sunday. “— y. Mrs. Herman is serving asAustralian' red bats, swimming i 11 ajf’ ,,car Lakc ObsuMi on Sunday. ... ri ,. __.il. M.-.> Beulah M»y returned to wT W(i,7 .._ ’ ... „7 ’atara ’7~7 and, Mr n,ld * M,rs Rflb»rt C<»k and match, periscope. Siamese twins, etc , !was Vice-president 1930 to 1931. matron in a boys' scliool without [ Mr and Mr* Wader Watkins nnd family were in Lansing on Trnwdav ail having their barken., and bnlly- Tin- convention was held in con­ pay to get food and room. Oberlin. Ohio, on Monday after n Mlwl Watkin* ........... vi*n.d -H-jaj, rckijunction with the annual meeting n« Morenco w.ra>,« gj.ehU Bf Mra. Winifred Poor. hoccrs. made the room resound with . ........ -'vT.it of two ureks with Miss Alberta Uvrs 1M Constantinebrer Sunday. xwrtrivuiwra naw Um Canadian Tuberculosis nxso- ’ A *ort*to a11 BarrV county camp-! ------------------------------------------- ... MrA. waiter •'aulin und little wm their calling. The stupendous pa­'.of Uirsen . 1 -elation and the Canadian Public 111,100 10,7: How, about a reunion' Mb«es Jessie und Belle Marsh of . of Chicago uro ....... «... guests ot ... her jwirI»i.-;rade nidl, was .*lia featured featured by by aa Riralii-. Rlrallr. HeHe- Health Mr. und Mrs. E. A. Burt jo were in society. -'nine afternoon and evening this: BL. r-"“ Z"~-~ "! .4 M> -----rtu.w.rt4«gx “"■* *’“ ” urrtm»i4,n.. ,Jum. ^r. ,w„ Lnn. ing on Tuesday of i«*t week to EvanMon. -------------------- summer? Would you like to meet und Mr*. Xit-ufge Heath ovei rje Hr.ll. ov.r Ihr Ur. und Mr. 1. A. Muwr have , lr Hul.-imu id. I. -«rt» u'tend thc funeral of Nathan week end. DELTON. your former tent mates and leadrrn?-' 1 .«„ mujnrt .ran chkMo. ator .« „• cl ,„,i,brt«tolinr«,.«h,i. Judson. 1 m0 know- We think it could be »r.i-...... and , .. . i,,tended thu chniesiut.itCo rVmk cmintv . nnd ' ... .carrying ............... • _...tor #._ Ths wonderful rains Thursday; J Mr. and Mrs. . Mit TaBew-urd '“‘,.od_Ia“ ’ chnict "k tount y and ..... blue caps tings Mm. Tlirodore Knopf and son; j'L;;,;, ; night and Saturday night gave Us arranged at our camp aite on Stuart; .TTERE'S a chance for tnc* and Mrs James Fennell went daughter* Franc-., and Harriet ot -ie*l the flag drill, nnd a mystifying nrj- ■ ike.। Miss Maine -K- ­rr o'. Flint lasptiiil- gtclan. Counsellors and children1 much relief from the terrible hot lnkc Il women and girls to lo South Haven Saturday to visit ^lamasoo were Sunday gvu-vU of weather and drought which Wc ex/" A ’ , a recent meeting of tfe Nation- ‘ Mr*. Minnie Bhrtner. Bhrtxu-r. it latite*. • ,Mr ^ Minnie /he tf<-e* at her bre alike were busy nil the v-.-”k pre-! ,,----------------- -- ---- --al Council resolutions were adopted! get good all-^ool Brad­ Mr and Mrs Gordon Edmonds Dr, and Mrs. Geo. L. Locxwox! [ C’A' paring for this event which was the The W. F. M. 8. will hold a making membership of local tusocia-. leys at a big saving In high-light of the period. und family fcf Nashville were Sun- and family ha-.- return'd froth i Thank OtTenng service at the reg- U-ms like Grand Rapids. Kalamazoo > Mr ii:il Mis James Pact, of 'day guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F visit with relative* in Furt Wayne 1: ;Ogdensburg. The lion could jump through11 ular preaciung hour next Sunday ami Barry county dependent upon J money, because we’re New York, are visitin'! hi»pa, Edmonds. nnd Columbia City. Ind thc horse could tell ages nnd |I morning. A returned- nusuonary their sharing in the maintenance' closing out our entire Mr und Mr*. Ralph Wood and' Mn„ euh. GouW .-xpreu m r- I friends in thl* city and vicinity. Mr. dance well as perform on the; of thc national organization on thc| , !Page W in the'Ct-------- -------* small stand, the tight-rope walker,itrom India will speak family and MUa Geneva Wood of turn <>n Friday to hyr - 1 the United States. Tnc Inland Laki.. Garden Club basis of 1 per crfnt of budget. line at ridiculously low 1,1 Graiul Rapldx vUJtcd Mr*. C. E Washliig on. D C. wli.rc -h.- u! b Mt d Mr, Bur-mtn of held the crowd speechless with her.[will have tiudr montiily m-<:mg ut -------------- *•-*-------------Mr. un und Mrs. I, prices. . mJ XfSma. < f Grand Rapid* b::'cl Ur' «*!’ M' : 1,1 Madron. WU and Mrs* Mildred tricks of dating performed.on the, Mrs. Hat tie-Whittemore's cottage i.i WENT HOPE. high wire, which snmelaiw set-mdl Jak.e 'n,u:,-<lay “ftemnon. Everybody who ever went to school m.. wi’th her’ MrS’ Ed*ln PaU!' Mtis Gra " EtI’ a,ltl 15JOhOMMt of Reed to have a very strong tendency to In Romo sizes we have d m thUT a iti ludband^Mr and Mn , ,nond'‘i “nt* M1*i fl u'"n “ ao»'’ 1,1 aiuk-Mr. July 13, A picnic supper will be one here remember the McCollum! fS Aiirilblr M [turned Tuesday^: ;m Cldc, . Fred Johnson on Monday \ ’feature (or tin- afternoon* enjoy- schixil Reunion, to be held Satur-' only u few suits left; in Upon tt The magician turned water । Everytxidy Is requested to go. day. July Ul lbt. scboolhoux-'’ Hartlev Finstrom Is mending a! Mr. and Mr*. Hugh KiiCiUill.ar.il1 Guests of Mr. and Mrs. «. F. into n man, wovei a hair rope, and ,ment.au, 1UwIti«» and » others there are many. hiCMW taW Irtnth K... . l-U. Chldr-'.r™ «•„ Mr., i take sandwiches one other dish ire cream and pop will be sold to '■ with tw Jeaaon* from a correspcii-1■iui( j table service, THta rv i'^rV . * o -defray expense*. As luqiaL a pro-ominnv with Jack' and Charles Mo., were Sunday guerL-i of Mr. at.>1 Frank Heath and Ml-.- Th<imp-r>n of dt nre whe d tried to pml a rabbit i ‘UTho.£bda. The girl#’ suits arc par­ ’Snwnt of Bay City Mr* C W Wrapper -nd <g|M r Grand Rapid-, and Mr . Hilda Gid| Ina Cnda.“ Citvl: Creek L L A A S. S. will will gram will be given and a picnic din-1 Inmi. a hat by mixing fiour. car-1 £ Crri , a Mapper at th® church on Mr “Ld Mr*%~rd Gilmar have retauve*. dir mid Mr Marshall of Dvtro.i on ncr at neon, along .with sport* and' ticularly attractive and rot*, rice ktispics. baking powder. Saturday night.- July 15 "at — n r«n visiting. All this wifi make a very (MX .... toil on . Mrs. Charles Buby "" com starch, bananas, steel wook salt. , c”-"2-2-4; returned to Lamina after u two' MI-.JUXOTO, :: ...----------------there arc many colors' - j .................... 'Isiufl.i. r und huiband. Mr .nd week*' visit with his parent*. Mr Mpnday hr .Nt-yv York .City wl. m ap r>U|». lopped pH b, . .U.^UnlUn Mnuowi ot' Brtle from which to make a IS lu'll ■.i t 'nd ’ ’ crt.m>.:'. 'v.uv !.:«-•• L> ™“ " d .' t “ '"i" ••• — 'I— . . ... . • ri.c Christian Endeavor contest t and Mn.. James Gilmer, [rtc rt" • nn. o lb. emuwlbm c,„.t Cnnwn.U,.-, nt Mrte »dl d . Colo., are uu-su cf Mr. aod Mrr in . hal ni .nmwr l.^nn M l» tl„ , pwIm. q^,e „„ k . tv bringing a large’ crowd Sunday! Mr and Mr*. C W. Casper nnd .--ity where «he l! ,tuaymg ,i i iuj [Chalies chM.lf.s 1£lnin.„. ------------- choice. flinman. The Utter and her Mi*» Barbara Casper o( Marshall Midter.- degree. tobcrtUn. Whily u» ortipw w- rt.U MXI pxltlta-. II ,«n wm. • nlghu at th<> dhureh. Mr* Irene, Japhet * side is 29 points ahead. j r. lr-d one Ip h.t..rtunt Th. ,upp„ Come in and see these rtrtd rtplmnl could d.iK-0, prt ,a, „ „lpUp unP Mis* llene Lawrence nt Battle swim suits. Your pock­ Creek w»> a guest of Miss Betty i hu.. bulk upon »unland’'»tni;^njh"* 41 wvcn ocloe*tspent Iran Saturday tiI Tuewi.v u..„ hcr>. lx „,.u\! u,- .............. £ ' hl* wrek tor u Terry last week. etbook will like them,' here with Mn Jordan al the horn. Mr an<1Mr* W L Shun. r... um. r. 5L WhTc Mr. and Mrs. Jesse O'Rood are ; ,»f Mr. arid ..In. Kellar Stan. Wayne Minrick ucixnipank'l k> • h-tri Mr, Sarki-t- t ill be 1 EYESIGHT SPECIALIST nicely settled in their' new home on 1 Mr. and Mr. mUTyden and Mr Mu, Marorit Mernck- n> IP nfon , SmtXi Mm IL me H«uu . the old Qsg.;od farm. Phone 2634 Hastings and Mn Richard Gco<m and ron u,t W1M.„ MlM Ml.r. r"‘‘ “‘*'"'7’ U Irt »-"*->• J"'! -’, ‘n <hcMrs. Mary Proudfit and Joan are. have gone to Chicago to spend t V rlclc hsaempl.»i»umt at Utk.-Mdc tor j u" X’ & aJd L^.mvl'iting her purenti. Mr. and Mr* । Jiitv-• w,n ix-vn ai at Dear lake and are cnennimilh of July and attend thc fair. lh(........ . *'‘-vl 1,110 .uinnwr. liatito ro Cuieajo to attend the C,:n- ffxz.TJL"" bui». Four children of RaymoiTd Mug­ ’—T' ............... 1 "'.tui-yof Prog-.* ’ * • lb*' j,,. open fi%m ten o’clock until five lilts home in Joiirhy-illr. came |-ri. __ _____ ridge, of Middleville. spent Saturday CLOTHING for rhe room sib very gaily decorated ’ o'clock and the busloess meeting will with day tor aiion ; tay u^d on '.Monday FUHR—TRAVIN. their aunt, and uncle, Mr. and MEN and BOYS ileft for Trinidad aii-l Bbulder. Colo .! The ho ne <>! Mr. and Mr:., Homer with circua balloon.*- and all present convene ut three o'clock. P. M. Mrs. Ricliani Laubaiigh. [nnd ^ther wt-Jtcrn points. • ! Yt-.k!«-y was the .-cose of a very enjoyed real crrcu-i pink lemonade.' Our storekeepers, clerks, book-' HASTINGS PHONE 2396 t Mi'.«und Mr.> Brud Smith a.-.:om-; pretty wedding Thursday evening. l ii.- ra>11pclre>i.5 wdlbe repealed tor keepers and customers were ail SOUTH COATS GROVE. d IT. rent children n*. a inter period he ttr iy exhausted, when night came UMtilel Mr .«ui Mr*. L»'.*n Smith otjJune 15. wl:-:i their only daugbt r. nt ni tiltti„ ramn ami n.gni came mu Mrs.. will* Lotti* rsoweu Stowell and uauehler daughter , .. e-sijuu-j.«nen ............ , ... Gertrude, imP nd gucste o-ill will R. be uel- -----Saturday, over figuring and explainwho arc here from Detroit I Juckron to Houghton Lake where ' Fima May Fuhr, was united in niar- atwd they .vuated relatives from Satur- rlage to. Mr. Ear! F. Travis, sun of 'ing tile sale* tax levy. spending the summer, were vliuora; One hundred twenty-five Yuests M£.idame* John Quests}1 Molars. Mfettars. and —‘ J-----•-*— al-------• 1 [day until over the Fourth. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Travis of MidWin. --------Bayne'i — Thur,«day. . Monday 'I Adshui, AtUhus, H. 1 T. Reynolds, Robert । Mr. mid Mr*. Aibyrt Hubbard nfdlevllk-. Rev. Maurice McKean of were present at dinner on Monday Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Smith and]' KalftMltuto* vlyfied from Friday till • Middleville ofTiciatnur. evening, as th? Rotary club with Barnes, Harry Werunan and Claud Eugene of Lake Odessa, and Mr. and ORANGEVULS. Monday with Hasting:, relative.-. 16 Tnc bhde. wearing a gown of pale tiirtr wives and friendit-pf Hosting*. Groat planned on having a picnic, Mrs. Wayne Smith of Ionia, spent i has accepted a position in Union1 yellow chiflon. was attended by Mlns held their weekly meeting, at this;dinner together*nl the lake Sunday’ ■Saturday evening at Bernard Gtlli- ■! Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jacobs enUrtamed hls,slater and children from .'City and began Ins duties there to-,B<rtl:n Humphrey of Hastings, who camp This i ; the firs’ time thls club; but ike rain interfered with their land's. day (wore a similar gown of pink clut- hM visited the camp tn a body, i plans, so they-all gathered at. the 'Coy Stowell was ... the .... flrat to thresh Chicago several days tire past vsrak. Mrs. Cary of K'nton. Ohio, wu Mr. and Mr*. M S. Sherman ol’fon, Both carried arm bouquets of Thursday alternooii. July 6. a group j Adams home and had their picnic grain in our neighborhood Threshed Rush. N. Y . amt Mr, and Mrs. Earl i l-’lnk rosea nad maidenhair fern.' of teachers of the W. 8. T. C., K th- ‘dinner just tiie Kune. With music a field of barley Thursday. Jun.- 2». a guest of Mr. nnd Mr* Charlea ! Burnett of Rochester. N Y. re-1 Little Doris Travis, In pule ‘blur mnzeo. will inspect the camp, led by pinging singing anti anrl vuuung visiting mey they opt-m spent a Mr and Mrs. ~ S. — W. — Curtis • of• Crawford W-dnesday and Thursday turned to their liomej. on Saturday I roih-, carried Hie ring in a pink rose, Prof. Heathcote ot the College. plearumt afternoon. afternoon. Nashville, were supper guesu at plca.-umt after a week's visit with Mr. and (The beM man was Mr. RtiMell Car_ Gilliland's Frida-'. Mr*- Rliea Waiters and little son I Mrs. Bertha Bu*h attended the ____ Orley Mis E A. Burton ter of Middleville. Lohengrin's wed- HASTINGS GIRLS AT ; funeral of Jerry Haynes in Balti- “Bernard ——■ — - uerv of Boston are spending several Gilliland■ and• wife Mls* Sarah Steckic of San Fran-[ding march wax played by Mr. Roy . ' PHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE n«UD l/iT*MUima !। more lno,e Thursday. x’nurs<u,y Sunday guest-r of Joe Stutz und *1th her mother. Mm J. W. clvc^. CaliC. and Mr... Asa S'.cckI- ot Travl*..brother of tin- groom. TinUAMr KIIANNIWA Mr*. Leda Hnn-mgton attended Wife on the Center Road. Sheffield of this place. J. W ShefFreeport caile^ on Mr;, Fl»y<l Ever- honie was prettily decorated with. _ , , _----- —- , , the funeral of Frank .Holtum at*-------------- ----------- ----------■ field attend-d the funeral of hls SURGERY GLTLD no NO.. ». I9. brother-in-law at Hastings Thurshart and MK-. Mabel Simon on i Pink and while roses throughout Talented Leadership and a B.infield Friday. aLo a family re-1 ------------------ ---------------- ------------annual picnic of— thc Hospital. ■ day. Saturday. ., The "L--------— -----------Thursday, il being tiic fortngj i first j and on either side of the improvised1 Fine Equipment Provided iunion r"‘ at* Marshall ** *— *>,. ,n —11. .. visit here in fifu-«n years. (altar. Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Bush nnd *I Olll,d U^v .N° >0 »«! be held-at the The Orangeville saiwol reunion by the Foundation j,; Janette Gaaklll attended the Gaskill"1 . u **4* **-*■n—h —*• ~ Mr and Mr*. Frank Snyder of; After tiie ceremony, u supper wa*; Oun Ukc-'will be held on the school ground* JU”' ” W,th an aM day Climax. Mr. and Mys Earl Kenm-en J wed at pleadingly appointed ta-'. Hastings girts who are at Camp,reunion at Henry Gaskill s in Has­ 3 ctlleh,i'rm«r 1 of Caledonia and little Marguerite n|,s by Bonnia Beach. Kathryn Kltanniwa are Suzanne Sumner.' tings Saturday. Craia MMrk P°l ,Uck dlr-n" at noon- A» br,,‘« Craig-—Emma E Evans, Secy tlwlr oftn ub!e • Kenncenjof Middleville were Sun­ Bauchman. Wilson Travis and Rus­ Loretta Springer. Judith Fuller. day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack sell Hathaway Nancy Dolan and Agnes Johnson. I Snyder of South Hasting*. Only the immediate families and Thli period closes on Friday and: Your property In Michigan’s l-vrgcnt Farm Mutual Fife Insurance Charles Forney and Freeman friend* were present. the next one opens Monday when a Company with a pulley that ha* no technical loop-holes to avoid Noggle of Davidsville. Pa . camlarger delegation of girls from this: liability, consistent with safe iiniicrwritliii. A blanket policy on MlgS HOYT TO PLAY. Sunday for a few days' visit with City will attend ix-n.on.il property. Nel resources nearly One-Hajf Million Dol­ Miss Marjorie Hoyt, talented Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weaver. They Camp Kltanniwa is a lovely spot I lar. l-n’re* calSfarlorlly adjusted and promptly paid. Careful daughter of Rev. and Mts. M E □n the south shore of Clear lake. I will go tram here to Aim Arbor to underwriting and a thorough system of inspection maintained, Hoyt, und considered the best tio- The fine equipment, trained nnd laU visit Mr, Noggle* brother. eliminating overinsurance, fire hazard and undesirable risk*. Gardner Chidester of Madison. iliusl al Michigan Stale College, ruled leadership and beautiful »ur-| her vacation ,weeks ,at home. roundings make it an ideal place for Wis, visited hl* parent.-.. Mr. and.'duriiw „ a vtul,n violin 6010 solo a! as» th the offerMr*. G F. Chidester, arriving Sat-,I w ill ’play ’lay “ ® oir ‘r- girls to spend a vacation urday and remaining over I he ^tKy. f?01’ Sunday morning at thc Barry county has surely been lavFourth Richart! c<»k returned to | f,rtnodi/.t church service .Mias Hoyt nred by the Kellogg Foundation in I MORRIS O. HILL, Agent. [has won two scholarships in her Maduon with him today for a few hns *on lur> Scholar*™™ ... n..r providing tlicse splendid ramps. i vtahn study Tihd by one ot them Hastings, Mich. days' stay. REC EIVED ALL A S. . Mr* H.'Frederick Dailey of So. earned imtruetton Iran Michael , Park St, has returned from Port Prv.v,, who is both an instructor and it is a pleasure to thc many Huron where she was the guest of compOM-r. For two seasons MIm taancU Of Miss Evelyn Johnson, i Mrs.. George F Camjmu Hef chil­ Hoyt was enrolled at the National daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frcn BEST QUALITY home officii 702 ciiubcu st., flint. mich. dren. Maxine. Frederick. Judith and Music camp at Interldchen. near Johnsop, to know that she was W. v. BUBBAS. Pmldeat. R. K. risk. Secrtury Charles Dailey, returned Tuesday Traverse City, which jiu>t opened 1U again one of the high honor stu­ from Grand Rapids where they sixth aeaaon with the largest enroll­ dents' for the second semester at ment yet. At the Music camp Miss the Western State Teachers' Col­ visited their grandparents. Mr. and BANTAM Hoyt played on the very valuable lege in KalnmazM. receiving all Mrs Charles Travis. Miss Agnes Dcakins of Stony violins there In recognltnn of her Ab. This U a splendid record and in this line.—Nashville Miu Johnsen lias the congratula­ Swantdbwn Point is the guest of Ml&s Manrene artistry 23c tion* of lier friend*. Willtits. Tomorrow, Thursday, the New*. young ladies .will be the guests of STEEBY—MARSHALL. MARTIN CORNERS. Mrs. Edith Wtllltts of Batilc Creek A pretty wedding took place on Tire annua! school meeting will Mrs. Sterling Rogers and daugh­ Fancy Salecta^ 2 Lb. Bo. 25c ter llcnc go to Michigan City. Ind- Saturday morning. July l*t. when be heiq at'thc school house next! TELEPHONE 21’41 Thursday, where they will visit rela­ Gerald B. Steeby and Ruth E. Monday evening. July 10, at 8 16 os. Jar Marshall, both of Grand Rapids, o'clock. Remember the dale. 15c Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Mich. tives. The L A S. at Mrs. Nina Barry* ' were united m marriage by Rev: Mr.' and Mrs. Byron' Smith. Miss Marton Smith. Grant Sthlth and John Kitching, pastor ot thc First last Wednesday was well attended. Proceeds $5.05. • Presbyterian church. Malcolm Campbell of-Detroit have The bride wore a China blue cnMiss Dorothy CogswM! of Lake­ been vUltmg Mr. and Mr*. Edwin Smith and other relatives, also semblc and was accompanied by her view spent Saturday night and Sun­ day with Miss Marjorie Barry. spending a few days at Wall lake. mother. Lewis nnd Willard Hilton accom­ Hold out your hand and shut, After the wedding ceremony the Mrs. J. F. Goodyear went to De­ To.make room for new ntock we will continue" troit on Friday to visit Judge and young couple motored to Columbus, panied by Will Hilton of Hastings your eyes Quaker Brand I Mrs Donald Van Zile. Mrs, Gnyl- Ohio, where the honeymoon will be visited Mr*. Oita Steeby al the State our sale of Wall Paper at 25£e Off one more 541b.' box hospital In Kalamazoo last Friday. rpent. On their return. Mr. and Mrs. ;ycar accompanied h< r daughter and large box Full Quart* Remember thc Sunday School And I will give you a Great week. • family to Wequntonsing where they’ Steeby will reside at 1102 South next Sunday at 10:30 o'clock and be Lafayette Avenue. Grand Rapid*. Surprise ] have taken a cottage for thc sum-, _ sure and attend. ~ J , DELffiHTFl’L'Lr.N'CHEONK. Fhe finest of gifts. that Lovs . Ma* er David Oocdyear left to-1 lovc!.. luncheons were given STATE ROAD. * day vto the Michigan Central f^jlaat week honoring Mn Gay Jordon can bring Andrew Kenned*. Jr., and sister. New stock of Gibson Art .Co. Paper, Ribbon and hew Brunswick. KJ., where he will yiiuhlng. N Y. who u making an Hcirn Mae, visited their aunt. Mrs spend *ev«raJ week* with hl* aunt, .funded visit here. Kect Tobias, of Hinds Corners the l» a diamond, set in a Seals for making attractive packages, Latest 1 ,Pelh“m' r"“Lu> - ■ On Thursday Mrs Carrell McGufstyles, 5c and 10c. RING. (who will return to Hast Ings with fin was hostt-s* to eight guc«u com­ Mr and Mrs. Chas Rowley and ; him in August. plimentgry to Mrs. Jordan. children spent last week tn Traverse • Mr. and Mr*. Carl Finstrom and -Mrs.. Sylvester Granger of Grand City with his father. Burr Rowlry The nine WH*7t COSE it lUn-.pcd (daughter Gertrude and Mr. and Ledge entertained at a charming and family. . . in every ring. Mrs Swan Anderson and daughter luncheon on Wednesday for Mr*. Chester N*wood of (Miendan and Have gone to Reliance, Wtecan&in to Jordan. Don’t forget our Fountain when you want Ice Mrs. Mac Hart nf Hastings spent a suit Mr. and Mr*. Eric Finstrom and --------—.■ ■» »<■ ■ few days with Mr. and Mr*. James Bessmerthejewelei Cream or a Cold Drink. SURPRISED ON — BIRTHDAY. ! 'family, returning via Chicago where “ * — Sathard. . (they will visit the Century of Prog- ’ Harrison Payne »was surprised on M«s- Janet Peiumgill and Mi’s. Supplying Wedding Rings I reaa. Monday evening by twelve of hls ;Eislc Bothard spent Friday after­ ’ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Elsaman of Fort friends who came to remind him of ।noon- with Mrs. Dora Coleman of for 50 Yeats, W. Deliver The Big Lillie Sieve Wayne. Ind., and Tom Jester apd hb birthday: Games were played ;Rutland. and a happy evening was spent. His , Hastings \ Michigan1 Miss Virginia Bhumkr of Wihning---------------!ton. Del. were guest*, ot Dr. anti mother. Mr;- George Fajne, scried11I Fear of punbhment is easily miijlovgly Mn. George Lockwood last week. I lovely refreshments. : (taken far repentance. Close Out Ladies' & Misses BATHING SUITS 25%- 50% DISCOUNT! If You Believe You Can *3^3: L. V. BESSMER PITTSBURG PRODUCTS Interior Wallhide Outside Paints Floor Enamels White Lead and Oil Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. si-nonx cwu> FARMERS INSURE Bargain Days State Mutual Redded Fire Insurance Co. REED’S DRUG STORE ‘'White-'Rose 25% Off On Wall Paper Diamond Ring 'White-text SODAS and SUNDAES DOUBLE DIP CONES Saturday, July 8 Butter - 27c Del Monte Corn Cake Flour Peanut Butter Crackers Pure Preserves Hershey* Cocoa Gift and Party Prize Wrappings SODA FOUNTAIN Friday, July 7 Salad GOLD DUST Creating 15c 25c Order Your Steaks, Chops and Cold Meats From Us �WANTS I ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER- ...Npw Truss'Proves Greatest Rupture Aid Akron MechanoForm Tros. TLIC FUNDCUFV Mrs. Bellinger and pwnddaughtet 1 n IL Lfl UA UJIDO n’f Sunday dinner with her sister•in-law. Mis. Grace Marshall, of E. i Hickory’- In the afternoon they all I drove to Kalamazoo to meet Mrf Bellinger's-son Hart pf PasadenX Calif- who was juxslng through to Detnit in the interest of the Insur­ ance company cf u« Angek-s. bv which he is employed. Alter he U through with hi* bueihAs in Detroit Ik- will stop at the farm Jiere tor a LEGAL NOTICES SPECIAL SALE JULY 7TH TO JULY 16TH On Paints, Varnishes , Enamels, Lacquers, Shellacs, Driers, Wall Finishes, Brushes and Etc. The Prescription Drug Store Mr. Small has traded hls farm, known as the Thorp.- farm. lor city property. Mr. and Mrs. Braybrook, who have lived here since spring will Our Success Mrs Ida Bnindstettcr and daugh­ ter spent Friday tn Kalamazw policy- come trim Chicago Sunday *c spend thc week with hi* broiher Merle, and family Mrs Wilcbx and Jack will accom­ pany her »on. Mi. and Mrs. Lyl> Citizen! Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Monday tor a lea days outing. ; TTicte will b-.- u school meeting of I district No. 2 ai tlie. schoolhouse the evening of'July 10 at 8 o'clock. . House Paint (colors)per gal. $2.00 House Paint (white)-------------------- per gal. $2.25 Floor Enamel--------- -------- -_qts. 68c; gals. $2.48 Porch and Deck Paint qts. 68c; gals. $2.39 Naples Velvet Finishqts. 54c; gals. $1.80 Kitchen Gloss---------------------- qtt, 68c; gals. $2.49 Ad-a-glo (semi-gloss)qts. 72c; gals. $2.52 All Purpose Varnishqts. 95c; gals. $3.06 Triple Spar Varnishqts. $1.26; gals. $4.41 Hobnail-Proof Floor Var­ nish qts. $1.06; Bdtik Enamel, 4 hr. dryer, pts.*59c; qts. 99c; gals. $3.60 Screen Enamel----- 1_pts. 25c; qts. 39c Satisfaction Is Guaranteed! 1 In;;, during July and August Mr». Shelp entertained^ Allen's classmates Wednesday in honor of hi* eleventh birthday anniversary , Many "happy returns. Allen. । Mr. ana Mis Louis Johnson and I family of Bay City* are spending [their vacation at thein farm und GEORGE M. NEWTON । and Mrs, Ed. Peeling la it week. Normal Castle and Hazel Slewart are attending the Nonna! at Kala- HELLO EVERYBODY! at popular, prices. The Cincebeauxs nnd Mrs Will Nbrrls. Mr .nnd Mrs. La Grand DePrtester, Wm. Mullen, 'ami Lucy Norn* attended the fu­ neral of Wilbur J. Policy ut Battle Ctvek Tuesday. HASTINGS MARKETS •Prodaca. m«*u Co»». U»» llfilrr.'Hfei ' B. A. LyBARKER "Where immediate courtesy and attention are shown io all** Phone 2115 1 fastings, Michigan We Deliver BUY YOUR COAL NOW There was a sharp ADVANCE ii the PRICE OF COAL July 1st - ^ui nun. lije t.i Ila. Sr 4‘»c h’*-1 - "ADAMS und ELTING CUSTOMERS arc ; Fifty-two were pr.icnt at the sur­ prise on Rev. Mlles .Tuesday night ut thc M. E. church. It was a much enjoyed tuccttnsr. . Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. Silas Doster July 12. Be sure to ut- ANNOUNCING The Opening of “Trail’s End” Dining Room Serving a delicious Sunday l*< 1 If a purchaser of these Pabita, Varnishes or Enam­ el*. for any reason, h nuraaliafled bring back the can and we will gladly refund your money. ‘ S‘ ' HuO d»r.»4. I'..- ■ . Little Billie Laiid. cf Baltin Cztek, ; is- *|x*ndinc a week with hu aunt. Gertrude Gates. ' . Laurence TvUas. of. Ha>tln%:. U visiting hi* cousin. Evelyn Horn.. CARDS of THANKS < \ SAVINGS! v OrM10' Jlrj'.’J.'’ JtarifT. Faada—Ur1*11 Prtca. «—.i':r.-;>i »i -j. Bran. #1 -.n." " ' S1.«.S. reflected young couple who will, notice their home in Grand Rpalds. when- he has cmplmmcnt. Mr. and Mrs. ChaV it. Jehnstuv . Character Delay in the pur­ chase of coal dur­ ing times like these, when prices all along the line are advancing, is pretty liable to cost mon­ ey. Coal users are familiar with the high quality of coal we handle. Deliv­ eries will be mado to suit your con- rcmpanled them, all returning Thursday. -The Ladles’ Aid of tile East Balti­ more church will have n pot* luck dinner Julv 12 at flic home of Mr Smith Brothers Velte & Company Charactcr is achieved only through nee Perry Barnum went to Zeeland sain Tuetdav and brought back a CHARLES H. LEONARD Diitinctirc Funeral Service S • •:1»l from this vicinity white-wAshing CALL Phone Number 2276 Glendon (Mike) Silsbee For prompt, efficient and courteous service in the removal of horses, cattle and sheep free of charge call Kalamazoo 2—9544 or 6131. Binder Twine s ,vcfl>. II Plainwell. ■ Save time and use McCormick-Deer­ ing twine, guaranteed for length, strength and weight. Treated against destruction by insects. The cheapest twine in the long run. If you want a cheaper twine we have a good standard twine*at a lower price. NEW AND USED See us before you buy. Leon Mead Dead Stock REMOVED HASTINGS, MICH. Mr and Mrs. George Thomas had as their guests on Sunday Mr and Mrs. Jac Silke. They enjoyed the day Mr. aiicf Mrs. Charlie Bunn and family are moving from the farm How about having your basement whitewashed with Lime and Salt? We have a good formula and have had experience in whitewashing. We make your basement smell sweet nnd clean, make it snow white, and leave every job all cleaned up in fine shape, and the cost is very small. TELEPHONE 2257 AUTO PARTS -WRECKING- Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company <L ... CEMENT ... LIME FARM IMPLEMENTS Kalamazoo Rendering Company We Pay the Telephone Charges . . . Call Collect Glenn F. Laubaugh HASTINGS. MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-07-12.pdf 9aa047d50a36d97d3571832e522ca71b PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER IVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR lfl£ YOUR TAXES NOW DELINQUENT? 12 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JULY 12, 1933 NUMBER I t PAGES Ito 8 Legislative Revolt May PROS.OBNEY NEWEFFECT ^HASTINGS DEPOSITDfIS MEET. WRIHASTHIGS ORCHESTRA A BAD COLLISION "The Hastings March" Is to Post Office Dept. Issues Or-, Upset'Governor’s Vetoes MIKES REPORT Feature Concerts, Says A. IN YANKEE SPRINGS der for No Deliveries oh ; MH PUNS PAY YOUR *1932 TAX BE- *GOV. COMSTOCK’S FRIENDS ALARMED OVER REAC- COUNTY HAS CTflAtANTLY Monday-Thursday P. M. ' •. A- Biferno, Director GOV. COMSTOCK’S FRIENDS ALARMED OVER REACTWO CARS COLLIDE", HEAD Post master W. L Shultera has re­ Mention of the Hustings FJym. TlON TO VETOES OF SMALL LOAN FORE NOVEMBER IMPROVING CRIME REC­ phony Orchestra has been made a ON, NEAR FOX FARM celled word from the department at number of times in the columns of Washington concerning Hie matter AND CHAIN STORE BILLS 1, 1933 ORD POR YEAR CORNER of the nine days? payless furlough; . the Banner and of the fine work they are doing under the capable PLENTY OF TIME ON TAX NEW NATIONAL BANK MUST BE ORGANIZED HERE ta DEP0SIT0RS ASKE0 To diieetlan of Z.- A. Biferno of Grand ACCIDENT DUE TO BAD -Members Of Governor’s Own Party Urging Colleagues To FIFTY NINE PROSE­ RUpIds. Attend Final Session, July 17, To Override Vetoes CUTIONS IN SIX MOS. On. Monday Mr- Biferno an-' CONDITION OF CORNER the JMme. the depart mint has or-; SUBSCRIBE FOR STOCK nounced that he.hud written the deled that there be no mall dellv-. ----- r——• On Two Or Three Bills About a Dozen Years Grunted Convictions Numbered Fifty- score lor a new symphony entitled Albert Stauffer Is Seriously cries in uus city on Monday-and Details of Whole Matter Fully By V. J. Brown. _____ — -__ — ' "Tin, Ttnbtlha* Murr-h " "uiolmid h>»<1hudv. . , __ Thursday afternoons, .x„,x except the; "Tiie HuAtiiigs March. ExplBined a( rrUtJ. to Pay .Delinquencies Three—Total Finea Col­ “ Hurt — Gordon Ironside Has business deliveries Tills methodi Contrary to the usual custom of just a few of the faithful gathering for dedicated it to the members of the Previous to 1932 will take care of the furloughs for, the final and formal adjournment, present indications are for a real ws, orchestra and music lovers of this lected $1,410.90 Badly Fractured Limb Night's Meeting FOR PREVIOUS YEARS Attorney f The wise property owner who 1ms slon of tta- legislature on July 17. In fact right now there Is a well de- rroM-cuunir Saturday, between twelve and one each city carrier and office employ-' A largely attended meeting of the Hn~xu.ta A.unvy iu r nuarnawU, „ pl„,a „ pU,. unjjrwj, „> weur. Ih. or -very m.mlx-r |x>UU'. h„ Ju_, ,„, • fallen behind in his taxes will puv This applies during the »-• present In un mi effort to override some sonic of the vetoes which the governor has lias exeroxer-‘.'“------------• 'i-enort ------ . ...... ... - Waning “’i11 closing of coch and o’clock, a serious automobile accihi —lin^inuar with the Atuir•—— « —••• depositors of the Hastings National '-hU 1032 levy first. h_ .'ixultx! irLAI between Ivery concert wherever given by me ‘‘vut... .urred near the corner by the quarter. July. August and Septem- Bank was held in the court room Tiie legislature passed two act* vised. The demand for the fclwm of the members •> coming from several ney‘ General for^.tbe ,ox f“r,n O1‘ toe Hastings-Yunkvc ber Postmaster Shulters has not Friday evening ol tiie hour set. eight dealing with live payment of dclin-i uitircci and is gathering strength with every passing day. Already Gov- jantmrv t and June 30 IBS3 Barrs- Haxtinn Symphony Orchestra V. Cornstock Ira. dUtlncUon. nameljJhat ot. lt. ', Comstock has one numelv that of ot having iiavrnv couftty 27. ^n,ay »,U be Interest and enthusiasm in the Sprtnyi county road, in which Al- been notified whether tills prder will ; o’clock, well toward 400 being pres­ ernur William A. - ----------- ----------- distinction quent takes. Undvr the old order of ernor ——— re passed mured over over hlsfl hlsu---------- - — -——'constantly improving record as to rehearsals still continue despite tiie b,'ri Staufier w reriixuly injured, stand fitter Oct. 1. things the owner who became delin- u VTOea measure ent. The meeting was called, to or­ Small Loan Veto. ,. ahull weather WX.I.IKI and unit viteatlon Im-.H|U|| period. I-I.MII. Gordon --- ........ Ironside ...... of th us city s.uffyred--------------- —---------------' uuent paid lhe-oldest tax debt' first, objections by a unanimous roll call. (he commission of crane wiUUn ita warm der by IL G Hayes, who was later —‘—n ’k;; tnre a* well as lacerated of the house, something never uc’ Another group which u putting in reflecting the splendid-apirit Hint a *brokt to atop tax wile of his property. The boundaries. The Prosecutors report made ciutirman of the gatiierliig. Mu.i. ironside many . bud combination of laws enacted by the complishcd before. This was a bill saine good licks is composed of those phons a total of only 59 arrests on' has been manifest sifice the organ)Orville Sayles was made secretary. ration of the orchestra. bruixe* and that took away the authority of the who frel the sting of Insinuation legislature rever.-edlthe set-up nnd warrant u* compared to 120 in .the Mr. Hayes explained the sltuacutlu her faic. caused by broken lujxrintendent of public instruction which followed the legislative inve*beckon* the owner to pay the mast last half of 1932. This is u remark­ tlon of the bank fully and concisely. gltu;.. Mr .Stauffer s little sister was ovvr school buildings. Tiie governor tigntlon into lobby practices at Lan'? recent delinquency first. able decrease and indicates that in He exprcsred his surprise, as well with him. but fortunately was not If 1932 kites are paid in the few vvtued it and the house proniptly sing during Die past winter. Among times of national stress and acute as that of all of the officers of the seriously hurt. Mt. ironside's daugh ­ the moat active lobbies and certainly dcprea&ion. even the lawless ele­ remaining days to and including No­ (Mured it over his head. bank, when the- closing order come. ter. Jocelyn, was tn her father's car Tiie governor picked out two hut the lobljy which operated in a most ment of Hie county restrains itrelt vember!. neither interest nor penal­ but <.sca|xrd with slight injuries. GROUPS PREPARING FOR Tills came in spite of the fact lhai lor executive disapproval when vicious .manner, wa* that of the and the potential first timers" have ties will be charged The same Is ones ! tiie bank had not borrowed a dol­ Tills lx one of the worst comers on decided ta veto.-the small loan zanall loan interests. When Hmj lobby too much good clUxeiuhip in them true of 1931 ami 1932 taxes, ’nitre U hr { PRODUCTION IN lar throughout the depression and any county road.jt was due to this ------ „—-- ---------broke.- .. It fueled out of lo 1C1O to U]C cry wisent this distinction however. Taxej for bill and the bill providing a gradu- investlHation to „yield the yvery evident icmptatemptuhad cash and government bonds cm ixxrr condition of the roadway at FALL tax on retull stores and, the picture and a strange quiet per-i.j0„ allP nI „wrnU.5 classified ■ years prior to 1932 may be paid any designed '□ted license hand exceeding 5150.000. Why a tv place a handicap against vadrd vadrd but but along abuuz with with that th.t came mm- also ,*°n' !?,P u?5.'.uts'.C1"“nva HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR ON U,L' corner that this accident octime up to September 1. 1935, with- ' rc. to their nature, follows: bank in that condition sirxild be chain stores. It was backed by ;strange undercurrents of rumor that ” A THREE WEEKS’ curred.' In the Judgment ‘of all who MUSICIANS TO GIVE A out penalty, but 1932 taxes not |»Ut! the ' forced to close its door* and recrknow and nave driven by that cor­ 5<i.ooo independent im matter what happened to the bill Animals at large . by November I of this'year imine-Assault and Battery cruiiRCDT cvuoumuv Kanla? u I;u-‘ comprthMMtag. Anyner ii never ought.t* have been left merchants of in the chambers it would not become OUTING A dlatcly become subject to ail ’.he oLHUdcKI bTMrrlUNT one Who knows the National Bank j Breaking and Entering . iu 1$L\. Severn! accidents have hap­ Michigan who in . l a law. Now that the governor has Vatulutury penalties nnd interest.: Conservation talw ----------.situation realizes that it was grossly pened there, and dozens and dozens turn were support- vetoed Hie bill there are a number of Even in 1935 only one tenth 'jf ail « CHILDREN FROM THREE of near accidents. This npiwars to Actors Will Present "The unfair to pass upon the values of the ML ed by 10.000 em- Hie leaders ol his own poity who are Desertion . 1931 and pnor taxes need be juid. Silver Thread " a Polk *RieU °r “ny Uuik under condition* been the worst one. The ap­ W ployees of 2.000 out lo zecure a sufficient number of Disorderly Persons • COUNTIES INCLUDED bate J • but then- u no proVL-lun for aniorsilver xnreaa, a foik . wiuch existed in March, iraa. Wo Firearms proach to this corner from the west j? jobbers and whole- votes on July 17 to enact tiie mcastiring 1932 and suipeqtfent levies. Lore Dpama ’ presume to say that its bond acLarceny _ —... is uxjnit down .ml hill to a sharp, right-angle Il they are not paid, interest and BotiFthe Hasting* Symphony Or- count “ «“*> pr»ctlc.Uy every <£>. Scouts to Have Two One-Wk. turn. The approach a, from the north _______________ background also One of tiie letters which have Motor Vehicle iDrunk driving, un­ ■ penalties will mount, and niter three er bank, could be told today al fifty lawful use. oirerating without li­ u .brush W. up-. ch„t„ and n.»ino Clrlr Pl.s- — are found some gone out from a democratic member 5 Camps.Followed by Three ine »>■>, > r i years the projierty wjll be subject cense) or- seventy-five per cent above the grade .toward the cornyr. It u Im__rs 1,ave ,__________________ 50.000 Clerks of re- of the Jk.u-«- to tits colleague! U. a 2 Twelve-Week Periods Jk^Mble pn accounrS'aVlil'land the■ ‘’ comnM',,“'(1 '*'orlc,C7._ on lhllr prices obtaining' in March, uith ' .bli ! .lr : a I.;, n at r Mullclou:. Mischief 2 Last Snturdav witnessed the end trees. f..r anybody approaching the ‘“’I productions. The orchestra is e very prospect that, larger-increases n■ ..!'-!>■ I.- •-.••• ,-. i;.:,- : 3'.. Noujsupfxirt in VallJ values will come *imm within the Ute next ■ 2 of the first three-wceks at the W corner from eiHwr direction to see rehearsing on an ambillou* program ,n “* UI comc ‘ Tiie new laws provide this relief :• 1 ‘ ' li:- 1 :i.'-‘iil> : u.> .ini'.r.g tl; -*l;o stuck Prom bn ion . . . 1 K Kellogg Foundation Health Camp •'» approachihg car if it is .more to be presented In September and { six months. If the government had lot ttw prpperty owneri friends. Il is a pretty close to the administration. Rupe , Pay 1932 mid subsequent taxes, . V. J. Brown ut pine lake. A new group of 154 Hiun 200 fret away. the players are getting underway kept its hands off, this bank would formidable group ship during the winter session andI and oil vlhcr back taxes may be whose members can fight hard and his inter b especially interestingI 59 children from Calhoijn, Kalamazoo. Mr. Stauffer was driving a truck with plans for staging "The Sliver ;have functioned and made up every parcelled lur:-tlwr and virtually for­ tiiey are doing it. .Out of 59prosecutions there were Eaton. Barry and Allegan counties fw Highland* Dairy from Gun lake Thread.’’ a ploy of special Interest | fContinued on page five) curlties. IL would have come through gotten until 1935. Then tlu-y nliy be 53convictions. 1acquittal. 2 Nolle arrived Monday for another three towartl home. Tiie truck iia.v a gov- to young people, early in October. ' paid in ti-n annual equal InstaK ‘ prewzed <di>ntlssed at request of weeks’ period. t »'hi<h prevents it from going Among the numbers to be heard with the. same capita! and a larger menu, with all jwnalties aboiLihed. Prosecutor) and 3 dbinisred by set-' Those from thiscounty who arc taster than 45 miles per hour Tes- on the symphony program will be surplus than that which the govern­ COUNCIL REDUCED AMT. and only- four per c< nt ini« i . *t _ -rr»r-»«iinr-r».«r>A>.n Hwncnt us in noii-.sup|X»rt or dc.<r- attending till- second camp arc tr- limony <>! a witness to the accident Schubert's '’Unfinished Symphony.'ment suggests for the reorganized sharged. The InU*n%t doca not begin Or TREASURERSBOND tlon cases. Fines were levied m a follows: i'-1- that neitta-r car w, g-dng MucDowell's "Woodland Sketches." bank. Mr. Hayes explained that the .nintll tk-plembcr 1. 1935. the date total of $1,410 90. MIDDLEVILLE-Ell Holes. Floyd mtfeh. if any faster, than 35 miles ’selections from Gounod's "Faust.”; -?; ouenrii reix>rts icporis that i<iui at ai Hole*. tW>'.-2. Donna ijonnu Jean onmpson. ,, o .>«n»u.. xW>muw<.- » k> ap|Mw<».i>- selections ■■»,» ’* dicluding the Prosecutor Barnett Stlmpson an hour. Mr. *Ironside wa£approachfrom Wagner's "Tann-!^X« Hw III st instalment is due Insfal? Circumstances Fully War­ roanuuK the convention of —— Bo n n I - "* Taggart,- mir - from ’lie Hot ... th.- Il...appears thu* huurer." and a symphony ... ... by Theo-! ^'rv?to.r nn“ hu <*U«*ney. Mr. 81gcf Prosecuting AtA'- ; HASTINGS HASTINGS Bonnie np-nts must be kept up. Ijcwever, or ranted This Action at torncys for the Stat.- of Michigan Donald Heath Voight Newton. Ver-he saw .Mr Stauffer before the tat- dore Beyne, a member of the orches- ‘cr- h“? de ™any,llXP* the land bvronic* subject U> lax sate the followljig May. Any time- ix held recently at laifwing. ninety n on Newton. Elymnn Sherman. Lynn >er saw thIronside car. Wln'-n the tra. Both movements of "The Uff"J .? ^Yi !/Y cr8 .‘r^nC.“*575’ the Present Time • tween the date an instalment Is due GREAT EXPERIMENT BE­ prosecutors out of the hundred in Stedge. Elton McOhan. Harriet Was-. 1*0 were about eighty feel apart finished Symphony” will be given. also lo Detroit to gel In touch wills A special and the following May tin- owner ING TRIED IN THIS COUN­ . Session of the citpcoun, the state were present. Many inter- ranaar. Hazel Hall. Florence Was- each driver put on hlx brakes; eacu Gounod and Wagner rank among conditions there; also to Grand Rapids to consult with Senator Van­ ell was held Saturday morning at cStjng matters were dlscusred with sanaar. Lcta Kenyon. Raymond Ken- was at the time hugging the inside the great composers of all lime and; may retk-em byiuying the instalment TRY, HE STATED mK—d. plus four ;xr cent interest nine o’clock burauent to call by May- a particularly emphasized warning yon j roadway. Putting on the brakes pre- the selections chosen by the sym-; denberg. They had bombarded the <>■ file uiiiMid balance; pitia an add­ or Leonard. The matter for con- upon the new activities of gangster; DOSTER!—Charles Jones. Jose-. rented stecrtiut either car Each phony inelude notable examples ' treasury department st Washington. .suggesting plans for reopening, oak­ ed thn-i -l anths at one jwr cent xideration was the question of bonds, througimut the Mate Prosecutor phlM Bowen. , veered toward the center of the from the works of these masters.) for Hie city treasurer. Up lo this Toy of Wayne county told Hie memWOODLAND—Norman Cox. .Shir- lilghway. and they met head on. Mr. Beyne lias composed many fine I ling for information; and they had «inlcroal as a penalty for failing l» PRECEDENTS ARE FOL­ meet the inxlalmr-nt on time. wltnc'-’ said said tluit tl when the Im- pieces and tiie symphony of his to met with the same set answer given LOWED BY GOVERNMENT year such bonds have been furnished ben, that new rackets were coming ley Cox. Beatrice Barry. Kathleen \Th« witne-s Tin- leginiaturc first enacted this by the two local banks. For obvious into beUig and that the amalkr Daniels. Eileen Daniels , pactt occurred the rear of each car be playrd.herc was also included on in the first place, which was: “You nf Town nnti I Uley did not feel WUrr«il«i rura! counties were subject to In-1 FREEPORT—Dale Dukes. Rlwyn Raised cd up up abbtli about six At feet from the programs of the Grand Rapids Sym- must reorganize.'' Bellows bill, extending the time for Ihtprnrntntinn j Mr. Hayes said Uvat only within a oi uuwb lula in continuing the practice. Tiie reg-' vauon The general decrease in Hie ' Wood. ; ground, then gradually retried to phony Orchestra. laying J930. 1931. and 1932 taxes, luiurpruianun the ' few days had they received definite fContbiocd ojj page slxi Regulations Made by Clerks ulor bonding comitenlea are shying crime situation was shown to be evi-1 HICKORY CORNERS—Ed San-Hhe ground again. In tiie rear of Uw --- i. Biferno. director of z! it; Nnt Donnrtmnnt Hondn Iftt 8UCl1 rUks- A» a consequence tlw dent throughout tiie state. The derson, Esther Otis. Eva Don Sun-'truck driven by Stauffer were sev- orchestra, was so pleased with re- .plans for reorganization, which lie proceeded to ouUine: According to ot wepartmoni neaus city treasurer was unable to furnish criminal c<de and suggested imderson. ' i < continued on page sixi n.. ception given the first symphony IONIA DID IT AND SO requirements there program* here that he has composed government Dean Davvnixirt. of Woodland ; bonds as the law contemplates, provement* were discussed. Mr. I NASHVHXE -Kermit Stamm. —-------- '--------------------al Uw Hie Rotary There -------------is no question about 1 "The Hastings March." and dedi­ must be a brand new nationxl bunk th« speaker Hl RAUrv ! T...... ...... whatever narncU ua , eIccte<1 a din-ctor of Eunice Higdon. Marion Hecker, Ruth PRIMARY MONEY CAN HASTINGS TOO| was Ule i organized lic-rc. with a capital of luncheon Monday noon. He took for I the integrity of Mrs. Nellie Smith. the Association for Hie ensuing yeariStrickland. rated it to members of the"orchestra rnimHn i muuu i 550 Q00 and a surplus of 510,000. The his subject ’’Government in Busi- j Her books have been audited, and to represent the counties GREAfLY REDUCED XZ^S/b' .1 *There r*'— will be one more thrccIonia’s Centennial Celebra­ , nt-h* . ... bank examiners who- *last week " j the city's money lias been properly Congressional district. Iweeks' camp, followed by two on?-: , . „ , _. . . a full symphony orchestra, will be examined Ha- bunk classed 5500.000 tion Was Financed With­ ! He began by asserting that the and ctfrefully looked after by her. I work camps for boy» of Boy Scout StfitC IO M&KC TWO Distrb usir<i as nn opening number for lu- of the banks assets us acceptable United States has just started the ' The count'll has authorized the In ­ , ngr. There will be 154 children at METHODIST CHURCH out Local Aid ! grvab-st experiment ever trifcd in ! stallation of a new; bookkeeping sys­ |tl,r* symphony programs. |to them and these are to bo PIFNir nN Illi V on ,3C,.‘ three-w.-vks camp, and 200 ;n r buttons. One in August, , I ‘’The Silver Thread.’’ is n fairy-' turned over to the new bank when We notice in the Ionia News the ; any coimtry except Russia; It mean* I tern, one set to be kept by the treasrlUlsIL UN JULT cU rnch nne-wvek camp, or a total of rr|x»rt of the civic committee whleli i< putting' the government into busi-; urer, another by the clerk, which . Next'-m December story drama based on folk lore of organized. The remaining 40 per , , . . , :82lJ. There will also be three tweh-ehad charge of the rtcerit observance lu-v. He w-lieved our“ people ought j must chuck with each other. The Annua! Gathering to Be Helu week camps, beginning in SepternFollowing action which gives the, the mountains. The scene of action cent will be Impounded for Hie of the centennial of the settlement > to think w hat thb. impressive change | council's tinance committee al»b; ; ocr. each racn caring cant for from 40 to 50 public utilities until December I. motes rapidly from a mountain-.benefit of the dciMMtora and. under “ ’ —Trans ~ at-Stuart Lake ­ Iber. Of that place. It wa* a very eredl- may mean to the American people, gives careful attention to the city's 1033. to pay their 1932 taxes with- i«ide jx-asant hut. doWn to the forge the direction of the federal banking children each. table report. Tiiey did. nut ask the Tiie Dean declared that dishonesty finances. j out penalty, the state admUUs'.ra-> room of the goblins, then to the authorities at Washington, there importation for All ] ---------------------------Citizens of Ionia to donate one pen­ is comparatively rare among govov tive board authorized a second dis- bedroom -of a tiny royal princess, pounded nnunded assets asjets will be liquidated houidated nv Tiie aldermen felt that they are! Tiie Methodist church picnic, TURNER FUND BILL ny. nor did they o*k aid of the city. ernment officials. The greatest1 not warranted in purchasing a treas- eluding the School and r- . . r-re tnbutiou 1"^“°“ of Primary School Interest from there to secret council chamber the conservator in a reasonable l.idino IH a Sunday RtiTtrtov Af-hrvU nnd .1! nl* . ' Un"C" „ " They planned to have the'celebra­ criticism of their work te Uielr Un- i urer's Bond, which Uie charter fixes other church organization*, will be' manner and as rapidly a* circum­ HAS BEEN REPEALED £u',“1 n’on'>‘ on December 5. 1M3 of the gob tion finance itself, and It did so. willingness to make any change in at $40,000. So they compromised by held at Stuart lake on Thursday Only money ixud in on the lux’ ! to the pe*»*nt hut. Ahhopth the stances will warrant The forty per leaving a very small balance after । their methods. That unwillingness is asking the city treasurer to secure afternoon. July 20. Those who arc Money Heretofore Distribu- ,‘‘*?7roJn J«n* ™ to December 1. Ptaj J?1***"1* J°r cent of impounded deposit* will be all expenses were paid. ;(due aUc iu to guvernment government rca red tape ana and io to an acceptable bond for 510.000. young people, i>copie. itn has nos the me Mme same genRen- ।protected by over 5300.000 of the nlannln? tn attend nn> nik.-d tn I , — —• , 1. •.will will be distributed in December. The young rh 5m p m led lo Poorer Districts total eral appeal Barrie . "Peter v The Banner believe* it is none too precedents that have been cstabtea to Poorer Districts total distribution distribution for for the Hie year year U is czca- 'eral appeal as as Barrie's •’Peter Pan." Pan.” I The council also at this session K-tt£ mvet at the chproh at 2:30 P M iCariy now to begin prefmraUbro for.'liahed in government .work. The passed a resolution that the city’s Transportation will lx* provided for Was Great Benefit timated a: 515.tX».O0d. tor Macierlinck’s “The Blue Bird” <ernment for that purpose. < Continued on page six) itite celebration of the centennial of .fairest criticism of the ordinary gov- fund-, be deposited in the Hastings , |lfUVIflUm, . lu,, ■ Hie August distribution of the, ” T, 4nv TuronluriK.r rui|u this city in 1936 It seems to us as if ernment clerk Islhnt hr is more hon- City Bank and in the Trust Fund of those who have no conveyance. >1, Th. rund. prtata. tor mmFr a.^,, ru„d iroNORCn KELLAH STEM. I wlM the distribution of 52.000.000 ana rommitlee sliould be chwon to.cst than sensible. He ought not to be the Hustings National Bank, the !L45 P~?1' * 1,01 ,UCk ” ntaltoto’itoTS^r ^htadl’nrto : telo» .xrb A. « r«xnt hta-un, «r Ita Grand GREAT INCREASE IN WORK be served. ; nually to the poorer school district ’ . . hav<s that matter under considcra-!criticised too much for lack of judg- amount sq deposited not to exceed CtalMIM l.uvim. ta.lii. th., !h- pknlr llle .Uta ■ 'tale Tta pra.nl taUm.to L,, Rapid. Eundiur. Ex,«»IU.n Ata-, rn|.NTy TRFASIIRFR fTnmtnltfw'A nlrme u, In or. ... . . ..taTta^miatal . . . . . Uon and to begin planning for it inent. becaux- it is Hie way of gov- $40,000 in cither bank. chta. taTntaitatata. Ota d tata Ata ta..7 '.Y’f-S? 0F C0UNTT TREASURER now. The less than thrw» year* until .rrnments lo slick lo a given proegdwhich whtf display their products In the1 ----- •~1— The regular meeting of the council CrtaH. w.ll.-r WAllta and Ctarfc :,nb,„,.d lo Kboo| dl.IrlrU tavln« . |,i,~„ «uch a celebration should occur will jure. will be held next Friday night. •* Grand Rapids market. Mr Kellar , Delinquent Taxes Paid, June, iBKhtlten Suppxr. Loral Warten Mul ■„ rate o „ r UnlKJ d “ tain roll by sooner than we think. It! The Dean spoke first of Hie phllIS £ ^?X'|. ta'. X" i‘“ ' J L , Stem of the Grand Rapids Bookcase Y o oflQ. and Chair Company of Hits city, was Ttna Year» Uver ejl*>UUU, ought to be somebody's business now owplty of government; and second DR. C. E. HYATT CLOS­ to get-in touch with tlw I-.mla com-iof the natural limitations of govmade one of the Association'* viceLast Year, $0,377.03 /nnttee which staged this celebration ernment. We have had what we call ES HIS OFFICE HERE ; nreadxnu. TH. Bookeue C»mr»w----- Tr.xx.mr M..u tax tan m> Miccewfully, also with the one al-the “American theory of governMiller * nmounv m n< or service oon inonCy is a decrease of approximate- I. retanltal ta ota or ita otauta- (kJllg a iar^.omre tatata In eolLowell who pul across the wonder- ment." which" .insists that, governAn'toHUlton U aUndM to .1! ^dlSK 'r » per .....In Un Inh^nanta ux. ta tanllta tatonex «r ita >uu. kcl„‘s a,lM„nl u„.. rw ful celebration there sonic time ago, ment keep out of business, except Moving to Joliet, Ill., Where' , --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------month of June collecUonx. of put whp wish to a ttend. ' tioiv. j ----------------------------------------------------and begin planning for 193B. TIM.'-to have enough supervision to make He Will Care for Hii Fa- । . , , T r -rta . . due taxes for Ums year 1933 and CDCn'DAOYCD rCTQ While the method of distribution'! .-ta experienro of Iowa, indicates that it deal fairly with the public. Now. ther's Practice rntU rHnitCn UClo ;encouraged extravagance the Tur-1 this project can be handled without however, our government, by over­ । ° 1 000. For the month of May they Tiie many friend? of Dr. nnd Mrs.' catling on busliu-M men to put up whelming majorities in both FINE POSITION ner Fund actually lowered the school1 ,, . io’ TTT' the money, but it needs a committee branches of congress, has begun C. E. Hyatt nnd family will be sorry ; . । tax on general property by approxl-1 average payment has been about a. to hrhd the matter and gel every- startling interferences with business to learn that he has closed his office ! Accepts Job as Director of np»t' b' one mid a quarter million I dollars. 'Die , The 1929 property nronertv tax levy! lew I kthing set for the celebration, which under two general/heads: 1. Social In tills city, going Monday to Joltel, i explained. ]*tqile now have until Athletics nt. Arkansas "»e ought to put on and du it right, planning—by Hint meaning govern­ Ill., where Mrs. Hyatt and children {for kjie public schools wa% 581,036.­ November I in which to pay delin­ --------------- '------------- ' ------ Jmr nt regulation of business and tn- will join him the last of Hie month. 306 In 1930. the first year* Turner State College Hastings, July 10. 1933. ! The stock will be sold for 530 a quent taxes for 1033. They need not Tiiey were called to Joliet on Sat­ jdustry -for the social bettermt-nt of PrtonH. nt Frna Purinr win k. nmd »’*» distributed, the TIME AGAIN EXTEND­ >"«"■ »2S '•W- pay delinquent taxes for any years L.™ d.i«? hx ■r,Kx:’1 ,ax lcv? w“ reduced to 579.- T„ lb, nepouinr. or Ite HuUno tai. urday, July 1. by the serious illness < Continued on^pnge Uirce) and *■* 55 ,nto into B,n surplus. After earccarc- previous t«Al*33 for same little time, National Bank - !a' nnd "BIL After ..., ED FOR PAYMENT of his father. Dr. Frank Hyatt, who pleased to learn that he has acfully considering the entire matter amt when they xtart paying Hwy ' J' ,j , , . ■' We. ns your committee, chosen at is also an osteopathic physician. Dr. cepted the position of director of [ arc convinced Hint this U ii very can pay on the Installment plan tar All Intereil, F-tnallien and JUDGE McPEEK HELD the depositors* meeting Friday eve­ we C. E- Hyatt will care for his father physical education and athletics at, HCTUfin nr PAYING fine proposition, and is for the best Arkansas State college at Jonesboro,; ME I OUD Ur FR I IND ning. July 7th. have investigated t;>' interests of the depoaltors, ax well io jvarfc if they *<> desire County him. Fees Waived If Taxes COURT WEDNESDAY I and continue his practice for Ark. In addition to heading the PENSION BILL IN DOUBT our satisfaction the proposed plan as a- spiend)d investinent. and will Treasurer Maus can give Uioae In­ and Mrs. Sirs. । Since coming here. Dr. nnd athletic department, he will coach, ----------' for the reorganization of Hie Has- be a great benefit to the. community terested the correct information, „ , . , „ I Hyatt have been identified with ' Are Paid by Nov. 1 Showing th* increased amount of 'Heard - Several Cases Con- various church and Masonic actlvi- basketball and baseball and assist While. 530 a month pensions for I ting* (fiitional Bank. By virtue of a resolution adopted । most Michigan residents over 701 In order that those who were not in the release of substantial sums | ties and he has been In charge of with football. corning Nashville Bank Ly the State Administrative Board, Since graduating from the Uni-! years of axe, will become part of present at this meeting may be fully year in June, compared with UM the Cub Scouts as Cubmuster. All posilurs to voluntarily <t> lo the all Intemt, penalties and cullecand Other Motions 1 regret thfiir departure from this city veralty of Michigan in 1926. Fred Michigan’s laws within a short time, advised of the iacts. briefly stated bank and sign the nreesvary stock year in the same month, the delincame from but wish tliem happiness and suc- has hod a successful record os coach I the method of providing funds for the plan Is as follows: mi inert ptlon*, whleb are now arsllIf the taxes are paid before Novem-1 Judge McPeck ... up court;cess of college and high school teams; Hepayment of the pensions is still In Joliet. tier 1, 1933. The deadline for 11X32 Charlutte Charlotte Wednesday WedniMlay and and held held court.। The formation of a new Nation- ; aide. By doln< so you will save time the amount this year. Anyone who coached at Albion for three years {doubtful. The Governor has an­ Uxe. MiHMnr »«. MWh 1. bu<! • ' •» “ "" b“’>' d« ,or| and insure the pro in pl reopening of has seen the work and invertlgationa al Bank with a capitalization of and afterwards assumed direction nounced that he will sign the bill us ,ARE THEY WORTH IT? thk. exu-nded by U» Inflxtaun- jhim """’. Thera T,“'™ were several pcases ‘“‘ re550.000.00. mid a surplus of 510.- : the new bank. In order-thal the of athlellc activities al Mt. Morris I passed by the legislature but efforts Ute lUnk receivership the At a recent session of the board college depositor* may obtain llir benefit 000.00; the sale by the old bank k» July I Tlw ?«o<id uh-iul,,,, wax i suiting from Him. T.,. of J<idm> Cdllw In Ullnulx. ol ma, lo provide aome imp Illinois, ae.eral several of hl* will be lx> made to some new of berontlng slaekholdcrs. they will ,hc w to the new bank of certain asoolrr.d b> lire admlnlxlrjllre board Sanai ill? leamx »hmm« rooler-nee elramp- tmellxxl ol r.Uim lurid. The art description of land or personal .her udjouromem 0< H. I,*. 'J'. ioiuhlpa. When Mt Morri. eoHe,e now calls for a $2 head tax upon (i * sets approved by the Treasury I be afforded the find opportunity to ouborribe for »l<xk until the. Mnd t>'iu iXASl r,»S "Vo^^’X’ln'lM' "-oonXn'M-•>““ •«" Mlehhmn midml over M. I Department; the release of 60 Julv aftor which lime outside 1 " ’ J per cent of the deposits; the Im»j M ..v Henry brouahl »«be- «,%! xum u> ta uiny only a.VmS aS»7i!:|«?h m,d er'.i . -------- *a.>«ai.~--------.. . .7. L ----- • J---- --------looainu up or recoroa am HASTINGS. CONE SHOP fI Ralph —z wax breaking uu» sum small mart io-i r.plUI .III W xrmplxd. Nolhlh, U „mr. r.n and ■II su ward ^^ST thw. At’prSsnt' At Vickei?? Chlr lake, Sunday. j pounding of the remaining 40 TO BE OPENED AT REED'S,. fore lore him. him. charged charged with with breaking and ward the the amount amount of of such such damages damages I per cent in the hands of the Your committee has received tiie that there has been a tre The Reed Drug Store is being rc- i entering. He^ndnHtted his guilt and! this year. I Fred is taking a special course in July 16. Dowling vs. Battle Creek;’ Conservator for orderly liquids- ' hearty co-operation fc->f Ute officers increase in Hie volume at modeled to take care of a new de- *'«•' remanded to the jail. His case] Last week we published a dog «n- ‘’\r'h7r'’ I Gas co. nine.—Adv. । tlon. and directors of the bank in furnishj n the traMurer’a office, owit partment to be known as the "Cone will be disposed of to-morrow. . tus, showing something over 2.400; nmg at nnn . ing all information, facts, figures, recant great inereaee at ds Shop. Judge Hatch of Battle Creek -will;dogs in this county. It costs the' Shop."’ Speeta; Special upenlng opening day is Is July, J-*"OTIS SCHOOL REUNION. | YANKEE SPRINGS .... । In Order to open the new bank etc. necessary in our determination taxes. Mr. Maus la entitled 14 at which time there will b.- n come Monday to try a case in which county »c apiece to get them killed.1 Al m schoolhouse. scnoomouse. Saturday. oavuru«>. July 29. «.».*.un. and to obtain the Government’s full of thia matter. SCHOOL n REUNION. , for U m prompt mariner ia i ”2 for 1“ sale of cones. ThU store is . Judge McPcek feels he ought not to There 95----for ---the ...-Orel ..... run ... of pot luck IIUllll, dinnr. Ullllb Bring atable service,. j At Saturday. July 15. approval, it is of course imperative; - ------ —is 5352 ------Al schoolhouso OMIUI DEI’OSITORS' COMMITTEE. wn^LT?J< and absolutely necessary Chat 580,-; publishing an advertisement In tills;ait as Judge. damage claim*. It is evident that Leno Hart Secy —Adv. 'Pot luck dinner.—Adv. 000.00 be raised, it must come from!! Char Im Wood niff. Chairman. " Issue of ,T‘ the Ul, Banner K«IUK.l announcing ■natVUtU.KMI 20, MV, . ------- -“/ LIIC the expense AAtatoWUIIAJ IVl UIC . - . . .......— M'■-----. W -••rz -----------| W ■ ■■ ■­ the county for the: — . -----nights M' one- of two sources, subscriptions by different varieties of ice cream and I{ MIXED DANCES. year caused by dog. will be a large! OLD FASHIONED DANCES. ; DAKE SALE. ~ ' Burton Af Perry. • Hra time. ces (or this opening day. Read, Baker’s Resort, crooked lake, aunt. The question is whether the! Every Saturday night at Clear! Baked goods sale al Rore A.- Vail the depositors from Hie 80 per cent i advertising for1 full particulars every Saturday night, Llnington'z dogs are worth it? The dog licenses, lake. Prizes given. Frank Herrington- i Market, Saturday. July 15. Hender- to be released, or from outside cap-' ital. about this event. 1 orchestra.—Adv, do j1— ‘hoi L. A- 6.—Adv. do not not cover cover all all the the coat, coat. —Adv. Adv. NEW GROUP NOW AT HEALTH CAMP SPOK CIV C ORCHESTRA. PLAYERS AT WORK OTARY p*^.,’‘"b£S2X“-jc.ta asriSKn. Committee Urges Depositors Io ~.mn««H!.;n 1 o rhe Bank And Sign Up For Stock In The New National Bank nt K �THE HARTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JULY U. 1939 PAGE TWO SOMK CHANGES IN give all drtvora the privitage of pa*aannually in »«ihent co»t*. and THORNAPPLE GAR­ HALF YEAR LICENSE 1933 FISHING LAWS. ing slower moving car*, but for the driver* tranwd u> fhia manner, withasccTimr PLATES AFTER JULY 15 lake of safety, limit auch overtak- OJt d0‘!W-.mw a good many DEN CLUB MEETING Extehrton of the open fishing «**• ' Ing and passing. ; , lives in a years time. son in Michigan** Inland lakes for There .re L-rr-a! cfetv nrr ’We f**1 n^^Hty of "Roadside Beauty" Program one month: restoration of the mini­ Auto Licenses Good for Halt.^n. J.J. « tt&l'SSk’S mum size limit for perch, rock bass W L. Pennock i* slowly recover­ ancc of 1933 Are Now Was Very Intereating •nd icalire that Without tire volun­ and calico bass; removal of white’ Ing from hi* recent lllncsa. garding this of which we c.me in tary- support and’eo-operstion of the on Sale Here . and Instructive ban from the list of gnme Ash and Marshall Warner u confined to STATE P0LI0E TRYING TO to the left of the car we overtake, traveling public, we cannot accom-1 -Roadside Beauty ’ was the sub- tension of the tpring spearing ten- i M. O. Hill, who has charge of the |his name with a mastoid infection. seir/were among the changes in in-;i.sale of license plates for this coun­ I Jos. Alg-ine has returned to his and not drive to the right side of plbh a* much toward cutting down REDUCE AUTOMOBILE reom-rrnnocx n.w the highway until safely clear of the er and try and drive a little safer ing df tiie Thomappie Garden tewjl fishing regulations adopted by ty. received a wire from the Seen- h hospital and is ACCIDENTS of State yesterday that liccrue home frotri^Pennock welUu pXlbT 1 1 overtaken vehicle. Sound your burn than we lw\i. in the past. A closer Club held in the court house on the 1033 session of the legislature. 1Itary platw, gwuu good for remainder <>t of * ***"'*•,, . . The new law restores a minimum piavv*. un- the me rausiiiorr . ■ before passing tile overtaken car— study and better understanding jt Thursday. July 0. i The UK acc-mu second Vice-prcament. vice-president. Mrs. air*, site limit of Six inches for yellow thia year, will go on sale next Sat- , „.^"7. u™ COURTESY MAKES FOR. the traffic regulMicna will do much Marian Goodyear, conducted the perch. roc|j bass and calico bass. The urday. July 15. for half tlw regular 10 , ;*7 , J8’”',. , MUCH SAFER DRIVING I***.toward cutting down uur accident bu-teu-sv meeting and gave a short limit was restored, according to the price. Thue who have not pur- u,lrt AdJ r’<irw'oot‘ or Ixiweil. age 53. fatalitl's " . . talk on fall blooming bulbs and Fi*h Division of tlw Conservation: chased plates may get them Sat arMrs. Minor Shujip has been very . . _ . - - Department --u------ •- ---------1 of ---------------------------- reduction. ■ — - ----------Ob.rukll< And shrubs. Gocdrtar suggested because waste dis-:day at 50 |>er cunt Tliosi* «> Hl at tlw home of her dtsCci Mns that we’JfSse all our hollyhock seeds covered Itwss found that small who now have"sUckere." may travel Hester Powera, 335 E. Thorn f • Is Dangerous Unless Prefore pawing or attempting to pas.-, a U. B. VACATION BIBLE and broadcast them along the roadfish weye left in boats or on the Ice on highways until August 1. ThereP-u>t week. — vehicle proceeding in the same dicautions Are Taken SCHOOL CLOSED JULY -1 why approociie* to qur city in the printer. after the sticker* will not be good, a daughter was born to kfr.-and redtion. , District No. 6 Headqua-.tcrs ol the Mrs. E A Burton reported the Two linesor two rods and lines License plates for the remainder of Mrs Donald Helsel pn Monday. The Michigan State Police. Ideated at - •■Before driving to the left of the Exhibit and Demonstration work accomplished-by the City Ap- with a totalof not mdre than four ihc year must be used on all such family lives in an auto trailer on Paw Paw. u endeavoring to reduce way is clear of oncoming traffic proaches Beautification comnuttcc. hook* on all lines Is legalized and,cars West Btetc St. Mother and daughter Were Interesting—Had the number of automobile accidents ;sh«, Shrf sold said they .had , had secured the tiie to- ice fishing Ls limited to not more; morcj - —<-»-»■---------------- aH. diuag nicely. Picnic at Gull Lnke They recently Mint out the Marsing depend loo much err our judgin' ik opeiption of the State Highway Dian NASHVILLE. Mra Don Furetnan 1* improving oixrntion than five lines with one ,hcok only| only >- tlinjugh Mich linn Ann urirl. which ve believe Is worth repeating: of the speed'tof the onco'nung traffic Depf. local .MO.. man. ».,.a Fred fill on --each Une one line Mr>. r p aA l-iunnen-.an Hnnnemanspent spentSim* Sun-miu «'«> him mcs been removed num from r. H'nThe First Upited Brethren church IV.., •—w». our 1^..J ---- — — except — — —linn —■ with] ..;* airs, -« icunnw ’iiOvertaking and Passing. clot<d a *u«J«sstiil. Vacation Bible, Joluwon. Johnson. Mr* Burton suggested that any any number number of of hooks hooks may may be be used used day dliy with wjth relatives relative.-, tntn Grund Grand Rapids, Rapids, nock hospital to her. her. home homean on E. E. Hostings adopt the delphinium for for u.,.,..who ..1.,. .... State w.xui at the the Schrol of two weeks on July ixt.i Jhu-Ungs for taking taking smelt smelt in in recognized recognized smelt smelt 1Mr Mnd Mrm... „ E vL i Kam-, opRoad. tiw The hnhv baby 11b .tin stillat "The Michigan ruk* respecting the faulty judgment , craUd a drug itWc lwn. lhe , jwepltad Seventy-nine children were enrolled: tlw city. Hower, a* tiie soil here is water*. overuking and passing vehicle* .j»pltal for care. with an average attendance of r.ixty- unusually wi-U adapted for the ---------------- ------------------eight years have sold to Mr and “ *the v’“ June ’—- session *------of‘ the ----------At superreven. Thirty-two children had per ........... ..­ PLAN EIGHT MONTHS M?. n«>d.r m. viMirs tlsr ixHirrt allowed county exMONTHS 1 tension claim* of 817759; criminal ; grade or curve where the highway 1 fect attendance. The supervisor was ..... and the assistant, man. gave a wry interesting and in ­ Mrs Amy flowe -----• ---------------SCHOOL IN ST. JOHNS a manufacturing pharmacist. His claims of 81.4*19 45 and miscellaneous • not clearly visible ahead. The High Mr*. Clara Cooley. The primary de- Mrucitve talk on -Roadside Beauty" . ,, , ■ wife wax the former Mabie Lyman. claims Of 83.M4 95x Mrs. Henry Hubert is recovering' dangerous place' with a yellow lint pnrtmem's worship service, memory.in whiqh Michigan leads the state*, This Action Necessary Unless who graduated with the Noahville ■ High school- in- 1908 nicely irom her recent operation and to biir.g |hcM! place* to dur atten- v.i rk. rtery hour and handwork were / J ac years ago the Highway Dept, Help Is Received From Regular meeting of Laurel Chap- L.t* returned to her home from tlon. It dangerous to pa-w where- tn. cfuiigi- of Mr*. Clara Cooley w.th Established « landscape dirpdon with the ine State Dime ter No 31. O. E S , wa* te.ld Ttiro- Pvniwck hospital. All hope for herj ever’rtdijc yeilow lines appr.tr on Mi- Lena Belle Tift. MK* Ruth * trained landscape forester hi Hurliss.and Mri. Nora Follick us charge, in; 1931 alum- 40.000 trees We notice in the Clinton Countynl®hl al thv Sta&nic Temple : speedy convalerevnce. »iuiu jumvugK were — set — outun- . Republican news —- —- of —■ and 15.000 shruba ;— .... .- ---lite Hastings Food Shop has an ahead h "blind;" although .1* Hl... may - hvlte'te- Mrs. Rower lt*d charge News rnai that tit. St.' jonns* Johns' Clover <*-■■« tanf waiua Club v wm will» vk be iivm held the driver . . “. 7 latrawe ■nation- der tiie ----regular while faMA tjle possiouity n-jssjbilitv or of an an eight right ' Thursday night at »«nr the uwiu home ef nun Mrs »>>> announcement oh u<>,n»rr another j™»c page u* of hut appear that ti>m way to iu iw uu,ci thvi^jeniperancc --•■■ ---- •--------—- -----------r- programs, "' •<•«•«*•* •••»<•»«,• wuiim:uktmi ««• - acquainted —........... >— jancMf. ।170 .0.000 oixi mon* mere were dug due up uo from wood mont}ui tiui M-hool rehool year, year. unles.-, unlMa there then- '’Gladyn Gladys Bclson BeJson with Mr3..P.iulintMrs.. Pauline thuBannerthHwrekinwhichspetlu- Banner this week in which spewith the ' .. ,n , ''.1 department Mr . Jots and transplanted to the roadnt-an liberal aid from tlw date Lykins assisting. The hostca-es w ill dal prices an^quoted for Friday and Rings in the {ff highway. Frank Herty-.y hail charge of U'*' • “> ri'-’* unemployed. In the We do not know whether the bo.ird scr',> u-frcslunents following the Saturday of this week. We should not pa.u> at genuine anti ■A.-::bte,i .. r.-.re and temp-.ranc, in- north the state is planting onr rnU- of education of Havllnm iWVc Ve! meeUtW.. — *•io ’ u ............. —'■* -------- ... , ”Born Mr. nnd‘ Mrs. Gerald >truction. Mr;> n--, tall >1>C Bible ....................... .-.-rnxrn bmm, e»eb w Mr. and Mrs. Coy G. Brumm and Tuchcr of Lake Ode.-sa. Route 4. a intertfCtsoh <>f highway.-,, f only "Orunge Study classes. Mus Clara Belle siru- fo act a.-./mow breaks to take the th t M-fm-n >vnr .,c or IV} , incy,. daughter returned home Sunday daughter, Janet Marlene, weighing ..iv WM or not — overtaking and iumum a w) T «. pujr .,r »». bZX* “ X< ” ' " SilES-I"* Unrolu. NHir ....................... tai.had charge of the Blossom” design ~ should depend entire*-----have made reduction', of m>re than ,ro‘“ Lincoln. Nt-br, the Century «f six and one-half pound), ifothar and handwork with- Cha-‘.Struble. 7'::. hi: beamy -f ot th: tin- stere ,h=: has he be- 30— C|.nl Jn (cachers. salaries nnd Pro gTcsB and Buchanan, ° -------- where -- ----- they •*—■• sm! daughter are doing nicely. sate dnting and not j are Her choice. Select 'come.cm of it* ijs greatest commercial oihcr W3gra jt mny be possible un-! v**>ted*the A. B. McClure family xne.ont'.of The "jack nxvnea FnaF m»» i/airy Dairy store, Store. in In do Tiie and Edith Snyder n.i helper? other driver intends Ou Sunday evening an, exhibit of ir.ct*. a* it Is estimated that tour- 1cm there shall lx- help from th. ! Mr 11,1,1 Mrs- Merlin Strutt arc flu- Nevins' Building. 134 West State them hero for we are ,'Kiwr driver may mak. ....ft turn ... in ... front of u* without -.•.gnuling us hu handwurk w.is given [in-ceding the ist*- have-sixty million dnlUra in state, that our school year will have1 moving Into the house of Mrs Ub- at. is open jmd has an announceheadquarters for these ■ i Michigan annually. to be shortened Last year ii was out ble Willlnmv mi ni on another page of the Ban­ intentions—while he may be at fauV demon*:rationi program. On .Friday. Juiut 30<h. chit-: The . apenkCr said "that ringH;nationallykuown .------ that ..t» Mr. her llns lines - -- -----ttnetyninety cnii-i spenxer "tnata-j. wliLe while n—j.ci two u ek-. We .... know ':r aiuj^Mrs. nnq^Mra. Everett C. Highland Highland-tier Ihix week, tolling telling ot of the Hi tor the accident, we could lime drvn and -.iduU.v —•incMichigan.leads — .—said a- ... -Utuin wcni -to •Ba'>Ie In — roadside beauty atoHened unless tlA’ is nn<1 bab^' “* ,Iarl>or Brach ejn-nt Jn-t eiirrfcd and quoting prices.' uvoidrd it by passing where the and accepted ns the go through tin- Ki-Ilog.!,it Jags in roadside control. We force(i- but it may be ” week with their parents, Mr nnd "Th-Hastings "TRc Hastings Cut Cut Rate lute Shoe 8h Store . Mr und uies Tiie ptenie dinner(fnrbidrtgn* on the rtght-rof-wuy. but 2____ ", Mr* has Mrs. Fred Fred Eidet Eider has Just just received received aa big big ship shipment of standard of compari­ . on the left DDIPCe .ni/Aiinrn “ ~ Mrs Scott and daughter. Miss patent leather sandals. Pries* and “Accidents resulting from the dis­ V.>, .ah-:: > Mi.-; ,::d j’.,;,;. Gull, make no attempt to cimlrt| the use .... son for rings. Aft>r a vi.-it to the Bird 8ane-:.4 the highway* for adverttejjig pur- MILK rnlLto AUVANLtU IZinimcr, ot Newark. N J . amir last style news abi’ut them will be found regarding cl these regulations are a ; tuary t-JHeft for home having spent-, biases by means of signsBY erected onMIL K ---------------------------------spend ciai'announcement on unnumerous and are i-f the seriouV Ol PET rci MILA COMPANY LUUTANI Thursday nirv w,n to ||VC ln the summer he:> Cmi -m (I|1Use rr.';-< _1F;. o, thts u;nnrr an enjoyable day. The dinner was : adjacent private property, the aptype for the tnrot part. Generally large cf Mr- Olive Campbell prujehe, t.> wane ol tiie cities in our j l< v i-bmi.-a’. The American Cafe ha* moved one or both car* turn over and too ui .।-‘.... .--.. j- j. ■ 'locality beuig among tiie worst in * Predictions Made That Price • Mr und Mrs. Charles Hess have from its former qunrtcrr. on North Edmond;,. The transoften there is panama) injury or::und Mi>. Ji>y [pogtatlon committee wax Stephen tor state to be infested wllh " tiie Will Be Boosted to $1.50 1 moved into their ni.wff- remodeled Michigan avenue to the building *0 death as n result,. .._ .. gtru. billboard pest. home, former 1William Fdghner l,m« occupied by Fred Barnnby iu a \go-.d nUny drivers watch tlwir. by tltc October ■ I’lwre. r«.I autant. The building has been view mirror clou-ly and iwarly al- hit- The t. :ichero wish t.i ttiayk a Evidently dairymen will g«-t a betMr. and Mrs. Robert Townu-nd put m jn«od condition for thin purway,- w.-e cars apprsaching from the wh> iw-lurd in any way to gn SLAYING OF BAUCOM r-ir-Ainim 1 «r» i»• rllr,Cr f°r ,nhk. TiiMt is justified.. anrl son ul t)u,-U'i, wr. n-u T.wn*vwnof Toledo. Dr. Ted and miuli- very convenient. rear'and can tell by their .- po d children such an enjoyable outing. WAS FIENDISH CRIME because it is evident that oats will .-nd' of’ near Tobi ' ’Io mid- Mrs Dabs nHl. 07. <»f Nashville. be a light crop, and barter wtis com- > Townaond of Ann Arbor are x|x n<l- -.'is 1 dgi-d in jml here Monday. H< and will govern tiu-ir drivtn ‘ if John Stoke Medford, Oregon, Mail-Tribi»arattvcly jxxir this year, if there: mg the week at the Towtv<iiil c<uhud bitn arrested and brought be­ cording ly. ’ , (hnil t>hr» a a o/irvt enm crop n 't will u-,11 : lagc nt• Thoruappla 'T-b....... thall cood cam lake fore n Nashville justice chan-cd» ■Wi:h close abicrvatinn one may une Gives Details of Mur- । help, but nothing can make vhrap! Mr and Mrs Bert Titinarsh df with larceny. Which be admitted. He m*' how courtesies niakr tar .-.ifvr I Loon lake called on the jatt-r . wi*s .-entenced to juiy 830 fine and der of State Trooper 1 feed for dain-cattle in 1933. and,more agreeable driMmt a Uh The Pet Milk Coinprfhy of Waymother. Mrs Ella Fcighner. recent ­ the costs in the case, or take sixty referciicc to th<-:e rule- Fur ex­ The Banner ha« received from .land which acts uiuclK mliky-from. ly. . un- •।Fred ample, notice sow truck drivers days Ui jail He u serving hu senHt-ath, well known locally and; this county, has Jujt ndVantrd the) Mr. and Mp, Ed. Ulbliauscr are , wIkui you ajrirrmd-h tht-m from tin. druggtM of this city, now j hud eipugh credit i '| aa former rear. They will Mgnal you it it if :h<n| th lu-Jdent of Medford. Oregon, a' }price from 81.00 to gl.10 for 3 5 per on q motor trip to northern Miciumilk. There an- nredictKms! gairi : the Cla--. of iv.i.t ■copy cf ’.he July 2 issue of the Mull- cent Jewelet . Mr. and Mr. J. .Clan- MrDerbv ।Tribune ot that city, containing an .th«: milk will go to 81 50. by OctoSupplying. Wedding Rings his high Muuwl(account 1 of the murder ut B Milo J visiting in St. Johns one day last Ivc in every proj-i Baucom. Mrs Baucom la >i cousin Of not be what a dairyman ought to Frank McDyrby were at Lake OdesJ (Hr 5p Years. but each advance helps and sa Sunday afternoon. By undertake nnd1 Mrs Roy Cordes and Mus Margery recelve; .encourages. Mr and Mrs Ward Baine visited ’ Rev. and XJrs H I Voelker of Hasting* ‘ Michigan Reynolds and a niece of Mrs. PhylI.-r mother. Mrs Mary O'Connor, ---------------------------- Flint spent -Monday w.th the lat- Sunday. ' Raynplds. She is a daUghU-r of ( x- STEBBINS--------------- ' ter • mother. Mrs. Ida Walki r Fay Diamond, who nt one time re- CARVF.TH Mr and Mr.. Harry Scoby visited TELL ABOI'T INSECTICIDES.1 Roy’Laurent ia.-. arreted Mon­ ruuldi' of -ch»*:il a* he wax u.:di.d in Ha-'ting.'. Mr. Diamond dted rpc of young map. Mart- everybody is at war th' «- day morning by Deputy Sheriff Goll iu-r parent'. Mr and Mrp. Vcm Cot..-'•ierui years ago. Mie. Diamond­days ! apainst insect-; and destructive Lykina and taker, to Hn'-Ungs u taii. und Lcyanchr, Sunday. lives th Medford. ... .. , “bugs Mrs. Jmw Pettingill U painting of nor* Ammunition. In petty larceny ehargplaced against UK* every Amu , It. teems that t-T your," - ‘ ' her house and garage John Wilkes s cm> be ob-1 him for entering uhd taking u small mt ta** fnrn’ flf Inseeficldes _______ ;whose hcm:«w were inl»-Any. in . Ange..„. of near Middleville is doing the lin one . !alncd at carveth A-. Stebbins. th< ---------• amount of money from tin- A»a work [of then-. JI years <>! age and the .Rexall Store, areording- to an anStrait mill, other 17. had Mofen an automobile nouncemcnt published by them ...in Mrs Mnry O'Connor returned to , ----..a ...... rtr.,.,,. . ,i,„ nouncement puonsned ro <nwn >n Martin Thursday to stay with her PINE LAKE. .K, " Where Better Foods Cost Lest” mother. Mrs. Mary Roberta peritne* of this firm in handitog. Gwin-, । the extremely, busy 'member of the Oregon state jxilice. i . Little Ann O’Connor had a birth­ Hastings, Mich. ■xtended to:' ..topiied them to look into their car. this sort of merchandle. place.'MiU ari(1 ttnu-.uaUV’v.anirwt'niu-'i ' day Monday Phone 2272 —so the family gather­ file rearchcd the two men. but over- them io PoalUon to otter reliable ad- th- n- wax a -mail utiendafwe at the ed at Gun lake und had a picnic vice in helping to exterminate InHelping Hund Club mo-tut.-. at dinner. Ann enjoyed her birthday; jlinked an uutamatic pistol which CROPS. pest?. Read their own State- h.iC.u- Kllllcfc, <m Wrdm-.-d;,y rake and bathing, the older ones older bandit liad concealed on 'wet ovir. Michigan,,ibe ment on another page. ,<.n member* and one visitor being fished and visited. ]>er»on. While the officer was iv light gram! hu ■ present.'A short bu-.ific.LS ics»ion wiu ’alkiiTg to tiie vHunger of the two. Mrs Janot Priting-.il and Mrs. Elsie held with Mrs J'.-rt Brown in tile, Sothard colled on Mr. and Mrs. the.older suddenly opened fire, the chajr. and Mrs. Olive Fox acted a- Ciia-.. Parker at the Matthews home ' ' •. ho: knocking tiie state troof*-r- i.i the lazt tw.i year per­ j Trench’* t Sunday. Tiiey were caring for tl>e; , tiie ground The officer pluckily held iodDuring thfi Department of State cnernt< 24 Lb. Sack J P<-art Bagley, was re- .home owing to the death of her ' on to the younger bandit, but Hr :li. The JIIvnvB1 nex: nrecunr mecLiu; mother. Mr*. W, A. Matthews. old.-i* one came up cIom- to him and. edita cast approximately SLJOOW gM.uu|iy llv„, ,!:-<L , deliberately shot ’hr .-fficer twice below the amount allowed by th" wtll be held with Mr. Bert LeFevre first Wtd.-.e.day in August Ai Tiie pair were cu.-Mured Hut legislature. Still further economics are being nfanned nnd instead of in-, tins tmu- it is hop-<! v, h..i. a good URGE OBSERVANCE OF TRAFFIC RULES if/1 LOCAL NEWS HER CHOICE SATURI Yo r Last Chance To Bitty Your New Suit And Save Front $3.50 to $10.50 Until August 1st we will tailor you a new Fall suit at the following prices:—• All 2-Pant Suits $22.50 Suits $19.00 $25.00 Suits $21.00 I S2S.00 Suits $23.00 $30.00 Suits $25.50.j $36.00 Suits $29.00 | $11.00 Suits $33.00 I $46.00 Suits $36.00 I With 2 Pair Pants Every Btiit ly tailored individual­ from Hull Mason Can Covers. t>„. » KERR LIDS ISc Dor. 2 Dot. Oranges Whipping Cream PINT 23c QUART 23c 39c 12c 45c Butter I <Cof fee; 1 Shultz or 4 Freeport Lb, ► n w -A /C f Del Monte Brand Lb XOC ► PARAMOUNT Mayonnaiie Quon J5c p.., 21c Sandwich Spread r». 21c . r.«. 2 25c McLaughlin COFFEE Gem » 21c Merido “99'/2” v 23c u. 27 c Feldpausch’s A-I CoHee u.. 14c QUALITY MEATS one who did the shrexmg hM a long the department, the jicruonncl ' •« i-•«’»- —----be reduced and attll greater . Warner made of the . staggered system »•' spent Bunday ii: coopei with Mr. part time employment , jland and Mrs. S;dr.. • Sleenu.. ,. | afternoon V all drpt i-to KalamaTlierr is no county in the stare I.OOII Illi 5 I too and lid on Mr. Walter tier adapted to growipg t in Allegan county the ’ ' r; —t - vegetable* - • Hr*’.trite Woman * Christian Tern- strong wh > i in Bronson hooDttal ■.rouble and fruit* for canning tlun Barry peranre Unton will mee- with Mr* faiUtwtnv r> .. ... ...... ' following an ma>ar ojH-raUou. " .0.1 n. .n. \ - luvr a variety of soil* that wil. Maude Zr.-bel. l.MH H HanoverTH■s-; ‘•I -Mu-s Ruth Btnw.-i of Shepard. :••■ county produce a ----wide variety of ■product* a. 3 o'clock Tuesday Mr» an is -•— --■— - - ------ ...... -< ----------- j u«-«<Ka juvmiay, au>y inJuly mC*18 ' Mu-lite ■--■ wt county We W1' are afe confident that lamvrat-——— clnrn — - • ... . Cooley is Ute leader and. tin* Mr and Mi. Janies •/ouhi gtu liberal ..^. ration for L T L „ group ..... will 1^ our guest- ..A Mr - - and Mr. Ue Nottingham’nna .... such an instittitlpn. for It would picnic • ■ supper -------will — - be - held -- .—on tlw -• family, abo loir mother. Mr.- fhv-J make 11 profitable for them to grew 1 lawn Each lady brine sdidwiche*-, rs. (I ,,n i umiato-F. beans and pea* for cun-: end one other dish. aLw a lemmi. July FUuttri and enjoyitd a pinuci lung, as well as swjeet corn and oilier1 and table Service A wrlcnrp" !• <•«- —•-------------------------- — .. ; vynetables. This county grows a^ tended anyone interested • gan ’ excellent quality of berries which' Mr and Mrs. John Roger* were in j turned wmlld be Mutable for canning We; MARRIAGE LICENSE*. [Delton on business on Friday and Russell C- Hinckley. Prt^jwrt . 71 called on .Mr and Mr... James Col­ Wool Boot plan! could be obtained. Dorothy Sage. Hastings. ... 15 lins. 48] Mrs Bellingham spent Pundav in j ;Jc?s Lamphier. Grand Rapids part Able. It could be adapted for a can<1 Plainwell the guest of Mu. Orpha Jessie Waters. Irving . ut'.c ntng plant. ; r!o«b* . ------------------------------i Guests of Mrs. Clara Nichols and ' EMMANUEL CHURCH Members and alumni. Prairieville.,Cleo Warner the fourth, included VACATION SCHOOL. • Park. Sunday. July 16 Picnic dinner Mr. and .Mrs Arthur Nichol* and the : The Daily Vacation Bible school’ “Adv. Sirlii twins of Lansing, and Mr. and Mr* of Emmanuel Episcopal church is vsvgro'Jaixrx— jSephcr Johnson and sou,’Bruce, of - m suceeufully operating the second kANKF.E >PK!NG!s -Quincy xtJ week 0: its usual four weeks' course Mr. aud Mrs Roy McMillen of, ----------- -—- B rtth a -strwjtcr staff than ever, and a Cutlerville spent Sunday as guestci AY iiiik fascinating program that the chil- ,1 EB McKlhSfr, .„a ■..t.Tta.jl.I jlm S1„„r ir if dren love. Children may still enroll » .ueMrt ,>«■ r.un»»»i Ifc IW-la.,,,*. F ( ,, , ■ I Bull. and. know the benefit of this jnx:,i ter-EHsworth relatives at Gun lake , McCatil* Mr. H-inh 'irt uni r.. I mn- on: worth while activity A cordial ,wel-1I Arthur Brovkina of Hostings, h ninwd to her hnm<* ’ in ,Cluy Hllkl A M„ with buiujl and old fnenda here Mr suwkipg t ,hem ‘*'r B tr* -*pent many year* ol his early life. M„. M<r,Ju MrNf, u vuH[|ia aJ PENNOCK HOSPITAL. A /.on wiu born tn Mr. and Mr.- here and 1* always welcome Gw Ittane of )i.-r daughter. Mrs i IX-nr.u imffey. wife and httle Ilob, Band? BoatSgT [ harhy W Alinablc. 438 E. Green daughter pip His. were guests u. pj4nk Harris and wifi und Charbccfi named Richard Bert. tmrt' ftf>taMy»rekarenU ln ,0UIa “ i’’' 8l“,’n,‘r anrt Jolin Winger and r niuev-flrst On Tuesday. July IL a daughter E R Mtev and wife of TviMn ,lU!ndfd a reunion at Brace' he held FnE R. Muey and witr. of Toledo Lata- me Fourth iaranae. Mr. HAS PRODl’CEB A PER- --------------------tSSS nun.,. « 3..U Wr., Veal Roasts BACON Annow'* Buqu.l H lb. pkf. CORNED BEEF b..u. BEEF ROAST d».,. K.ui. u.. Bologna Or Frankfurters 10c 15c 12c u. 10c ’SS.K’1 the farepart of the week at the old Fourth with thrtr daughter Mra Duffey homestead here here. ffHarold Harold R>island England, 1 ...a and rum.re family at ur.ii Wall Leland Gray, ot Hopkins, called :jake * ” y at wan on relative* here Thursday. • FloVd Halsht and w|| jd „ , ’ .... ...... la--,.--. *11 ------r.n»*».n -virUU 4IHI »lll anu 1/41C All former pupils. teachers andi. I Robut spent last week at the patrons of the Yankee Springy home of Eugene Haight. Francis Khorft win hold their *econd ...... annual Haight and family also of Grand school reunion on the school Rapids were week-end guests. NOTICE. CIRCLE NO, 3. 'grfjfidc grounds next ™*. Saturday. July U 15 Ar. An Of the Methodist Ladles' Aid w-fij all day meeting. Pot luck dinner, The enthusiasm for home enter­ meet nth Mt*. Everett S'legles. Citv Mrs. Elam Springer la the president tainment has caused a 20 to 50 per deoti I ay not contract. Irving Dea- Hsi! building, .Friday afternoon ol and Mus Doru McKibben secretary, cent increase m talca of yaiLous par­ ter.—Adv. 7-12. thu week. a large gsthertng u anticipated. lor games. ..v... ... ., . .u erk the first of the Russe.ll C HlnckDorothy Sage, ... .-and™-,._ lAiun... 16 The other ___ was . 48 Grand Rapids. ... . .. - - ■ - Germany' BurUnk of Sangchiu-er. Germany tny. Ro»nnum. Rorarium. reports t,,at hc hfl* Produced u perfect black r<H> --after- ■ year* ----------- of- -expenmcniin-* Th!, ,R Th:* rnoarlnm rosarium U Is IK. the larsluf largest 111 lhc *°rld and has on exhibition GOA roses rL hi . rWlA WC.OOO 000 'varieties. till* week, land play Giund Hl dentally I which hai Hen-wit ut games game in 1 Salurda Hastings. Sunday- Satuida Olanta ut Bunday Hurtingx. SulUlda ul Hiudlni Bunday ut Hastin Sunday team (it INDEPI Morse Third For fivi ck-pcndc-n contest ir Bunday. and each come Iron Commcnc iiowevi r. Probab .Fame fro prices next October. Hastings Ionia ROY H WATERS CLOTHES SHOP If it isn’t good, we don't curry ft .Hustings pected ti Rnv Hut 5. Only smooth s marking hole. Tti which H cepl tonal urrlw-il n lolled rig Play by Hubby u< TRANB Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 2241-2557 BL— PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF JULY 16 SUNDAY — MONDA^ DWIGF CIT Dwigh Becker 6 Lor »ing the city COIMCCU JOAN CRAWFORD, GARY COOPER “Today We Live” Two of the Screen's Greatest Stars Cartoon Comedy*— News Adult* 25 Cent* chiunphu pimuhip win pen cup. a Children 10 Cent* TUESDAY MARION NIXON BUDDY ROGERS “Best of Enemies” Comedy—"Ju»t\a Gigolo" TEN CENTS TO EVERYBODY WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY 1 ipcndtng a tew days with, relative. ,tfu.r vuitniB with liw-n for n fowl REGIS TOOMEY, ANITA PAGE in “Soldiers of the Storm” Comedy—“Ride ’Em Bosco” — New* ADULTS 15 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS Ohio, spent the 4th w-tth tlw latter > 1 £•¥’ •"» »—»* £J’S' tluti ol J tanged. weight pure wool fab­ FLOUR; <SUGAR; <IO Lb.. 52c: Fur tJw least, the try out । game achi mind, u gi rics. These prices rep­ resent a saving of at least -10 per cent on thu^ Bessmerthe Feldpausch’s Indepen Weeklj Group nnv xirr.ui .nd •- M» * M.-WXXX *S SSI FRIDAY — SATURDAY WILLIAM POWELL in “Private Detective fc2” Comedy—“Caliente Love” TEN CENTS TO EVERYBODY �TRI HASTINGS BANNER WEDNESDAY. TtTY It, »» -o--------------- - nr III niUmnnnT . .• T, Irn U AUrluP I to have you do «racUy Wh*t they SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. “T W)l,t wy usually does .Mr and Mr*. Paul Townsend ODOTlllld ULnll Lw»iea.te* nlLIll Iw I. i”0’ flt ,hr “ItuaHon -It reprcxeqts sp<-nt the Fourth In Battle CfeeS ilJielr aUempl #1)pIy gov.tnnWht with Mr and Mr* Red Mills LU la L I I II flUV rctJ Upe ,o c,f*4 lt couldn't Cha» Farlce and family and a i|j In I U I II Mill -‘PP'y b* the rery nature of thing* number of relative* of Hastings WI UHL. fl I U I HU I We have embarked Upon an era *pent the Fourth at Gull lake SATURDAY GAMES TO of attempted price, fixing for farm Ezra Smith of Kalamazoo, who, ;, START THIS (Continued from page one) ------ ----------- WEEK: --------------. ।products and what amounts to gov- has teen spending a few days with' . -. ’’ ;ernmental control of industry, said hte-datShter. Mrs Mun joy, returned Independents Arrange Bi. )l»* Pco,l!rPhmned raising ()lr D-un. At the l>cad of tire- * x- ■ home Munday. Wnolrlv «ni,„,i„i. mai. v . of-price fevete. which i* softiethlng perts, or "kitchen cabinet" which j Glenn Wotring and family and Another Group of flias Cut LKiy iscneaule With Fast Uiat has never been attempted be- wem* to be in power ut Washing- Owen Smith und family spent tiie Lastex Top . Group of Semi-Pro Teams ron? ,n thu counuT-• itton. —--------------------1*--------------------------------- <>i - tiie •• -------------------- -' Sheer Cool is a man who not an rcono-' evening Fourth at Sauby Rayon Crepe next* 11"' talked mist, whose training _____ ha* been in it^ *hr ba,anee ut Uw monU» “l-i He„ ”* about government ; _____ _ lake •He said that generally speaking in another field. Yet lie is one of the, Paul RUpe and wife of Battle try’out*un*«teUirdavUand ',a "on Ila n.x .mw OiI to tv IU ii« subjects »uu/cvL» Itii l*"rvpi* icp- *men i.ivii most iiiUni rc*|*on»4blc 7r*i>viMuuuj fur .... tile t.iv ptrx-'Cltrk pi"--*- Cicek spent Ai>.-iii Sunday ouisuuy With John same relwdule. WHh the^nX in . rWc ’,ud by rtwlt*. resented clerk*. Once m in fuurirrit four:*nt attempt at aj government ptice-lRupe. price-{Rupe. Gahndi Style mind, a group of games with some of1'year* we change the head* of de-'.fixing for fanners and-guvcrnmriit-1 Mr. and Mr.- Walter Her-hberger the te»l M-ml-pro team* In tilts sec­ partmenU; but our civil service controlled industry. We must re-'and son ci^rfhw*1 spent Tuesday iraulatlc-n* generally maintain pracmember when It comn to govern-1evening with Form: Christian tion ut Michigan have been atUcally Uw same army of clerk* ment control It really mean* con-| .Laird Wolring attended a reunion ranged. Usually for each department tlx-re trol by government clerks To bciof hu cltu>s >1930- at Oh-nn EngThe Saturday game* will begin l» l» a elerk who is a solicitor, or at.- sure congress states (he law.In gch-'land* csttage at Bundlebag lake thia week. Sunday. July 15 with Hol- f. fanny. He Interpret* the law jUMi.eral terms, but these department^'Bunday. w.ii *,crc 0,1 Sunday there the method of applying the law to and especially the clerks fn the-e: Mr and Mr* 8. W Perrin and, A ... "•*“«> game here with ' matters that come before that de-i depart tnenU decide how the law-children of Detrolt'ralted pn the lati ,‘‘am’ hicl-,partment Tiv- IA-an slated that h. 'shall be interpreted and appifcd. Itjlcr'a stet-r. Mr, Cha.-. Furk-e; Sat.ny “.™e ,*n"'. ,wo teams had had a large experience In deal- .-erm* simple enough to make plans:* urday morning Bias Cut „ h-,,<leu “ defeat ।mg with stele and national govern- hut when an attempt Is made to Mira Jean Kantncr E ill XrlUi uus M«.Min menu, through tlw extehsion de- pul into operation a price-fixing gland mfectuai. Herewith la the complete schedule Ipartnxnt ot the Ililhoi* College of program for agriculture In each Mr and Mrs. Carl Smith und .of games for July and the opening Agriculture of which he was the >t“'e of tl)c Unifln. In the Dean’s, children spent Sunday in Hattie fame in August (licad for over tidrty year*. The gov- rludgmint. UiM will be found moat,creek, -« 4J Lace Saturday July 15—Holland 'rnment and the slate co-operated; dlrtlcult if not impoxslblc It is dif-t Mr*. Guy MsMIey and children Hostings. M-W in-furnlshlng funds tor that fteult to keep in touch with all the und Mr* Elira Hynes spent SunTrimmed Sunday July 1C—Grand Haven at *OTltchange* takihg place In agriculture day afternoon with Mr- Mildred Hustings. Speaking generally, tiie Dean said. ’,n<* hiduntry What would apply;, Hammond ix-ar Hastings -Saturday July 22-P m. ColoredUi appeared lobe tiie business of lbl’ -vr"!’ not ’* “PPhcaWe, in Mrs Paul Smith spent a few days' Giants ... at Hatting*“uum clerks >11 In UKthe employ employ <11 of government U”w . ko, “ Ru Ml- Mura Burkle in ucvrrnnieiii ■i‘7° . . or ,, ........... .......*'. >'.rt " ’ week with Sunday July 33—Grand Ledge ut at to find out why u thing cannot tebe-*'** 1* ,s u “‘’'•inpUng ""PUng such a u program of; of Woodland. Woodland . lasting* dan<- While the heads iivtuls uf of depart-I rtce ?nd ”d government KO-.Tniint nt ord*rord. r- The Ttiad Ttl Hustings doii. di-puit-. P I,rl, 'c Jt»‘h« “ young (icople gave u ... menu ..—. may change, tire clerks . ,.re-1 ‘','5 । lii< farmingand andIndustry; Induitr-. buthu* 1 v Sul tuday July 29—House of... David 01 offarming I niuwionafj play at Elmdale Sunday. utHu-’tinysj t .main who do tlw routine depart-1*1,1 "»K’rU 10,"«rre that th.- evening. Bunday July 30-IIotul of David mental work, make the decisions'llU, t*0!*1* Ate hungry and are; Dr. and Mrs Cian-nce Mote and i*l Hastings and apply thr m to every situation. ■ ’no’l *h“t they need to eat’aon of Royal Ouk ealn-d on Mr. und Ladies Cotton Bunday Aug. 6-Pamou.. Fradum n“y ■iW wliat they have been'"**1 w”r’ • ' |Mrs J-U Wise Sunday evening. Porto-Rican team of n«**u r*^L. ,*...*!.. . t(,ld U th*- law. or follow established Whi.t government often means in Mr and Mi*. Gii-nn 1> lomure und I Mover nmehl precedent-. . ! needless expense l« illustrated oh daughter vluted Bert Bowe* rati ' --------It is with tins aiiim kind of iiuwiiiicry. machinery.!,.wh in •making INDEPENDENTS BEAT <■ Mi.A, . “'Ft haf- happened ••• —**■'-- our,costal “-** I — i~~—- .lake Sunday --------niunr*t ... .... th*.. Ix-ad-ut . . . . cadi . .atohMM >aid raid thatthat on XI-43,! and.. Law-on Smith of Bat­ inilllA MIA1C Tn C •* ,,cw de- .highway-m~ Hr on XI-43.JohnJohn Fine Rib tuniH raiPIC 14 IU O .-------------partment, «... but w With pructiculiy on tin....... “f Cout* there — uwd to b>-.|ik- C.-rk Ci«ck spent th* week cad ut ‘ ,m. imkvmmwx - -- Grove, ......... ---- — same clerks, who iwte for “,ter her «•''«>• every rrain, fiool1 •>' of * water atitome. Mnr.o wm « ck-iks, lune worked for! *»ln- «u l'°" w’<t at ....... . Morse Knocks Homer in the 11 th*' 8lultw tin lor many ninny years '*he ',he roadside r,*»d-"lde In in front from of Mr. Onate*i Coats' m- United stales Fred Wotting and family and. Made of highest quality, silk flu m.i.4 With «r*.v Two m------ on ~ Base Ittiat weare now tokttcniut * to ' sol-.< 'l”:!mh~ 1 Third 'hat »<• are now to utumpt “uw'r"T"*-• " 'n,'............... ‘ 'hb situation what'Bert Wotring and family of Nashcrepe! Bcaotifully tailored, handTin ♦).„ Unn— agricultural uKricultur.il and industrial pproblems ‘hone? A tout foot culvert waslvllte spent Sunday evyning, with a to lie tne ocore .f,.r 130.000.WO pwple The new law- , hulit under »hc road, several feet Glenn Wotring. ■ somcly styled xjwrts frocks, in For five innings the Hasting* In- are confessedly experiments. Pre 1-: **•"» 'he surface, and a twelve or! J D Wi.-.’ and family ap«mt Sunwhite and pastels! They're a rcallj drperidcnts staged a real slash-bang dent Roaxvalt lias frankly admitted! ntt<*h tn<h drain Uli- laid through dav afterri-un with Floyd Kahler in : contest in tpe game played at Ionia that h<- do. not know whether Hwy *' empty tlutt little pond! ‘ < d! Any Etut Woodland. BIG value ... as you'll know ths Sunday Twice the score'was lied iwUi work or IM>L but lie hopes Uu*y 1 ,arn*er *ko Midi a problem; ~ - ---------- \ . minute you set eyes on them! ling m und each time the >*k-<| >dn.- hurl P>lw:ll und of cvur.«e'te-llev.s they w.li tt0|rI<| hate solved It try putting in aa HOWLING. come from be1iirnl io even Uie count. Tl»crc Is no quei.’.lou about lit. sin-] tlir"‘ ,IK',‘ ,!!'' ,wo “r ’hrtc feel b?- Tiie Cemetery Circle will meet Commencing With tin- sixth frame, eerily. Il'*' 'he surforc costh.;; a small this week Thursday for dinner ami All Silk liwt-vir. Hastings ton- ahead rapid-1 Take, for huta nee, Hw attempt to'fraction of what th*- -late' paid in'the Ladle ' Aid next w«x-k Thuradny Ail Silk Choice ol , ly and the cbie ended 13 to <i in regulate tm- prices of farm products (Pu‘th« in this culvert. 'In the church basement usual *f ----------. .. . of tlu> .. depart-1 ... The th,,_next Wxt thing thing we we ipuM face, said'“nd everyone invited to the dinners.! favor of the ------------liidrjxindents. Tlure is at the head sleeveless, Probably me the nign high |«>.ni point of Un-, ment of'agriculture tbe Dean, t-rooauiy tin-. mem or agricultureananhonest, nonest,sinsin-'.tur Dean,isis What What win will happm/if happrn/if Mr-•Mand r ulul James Bloom are; came , without this planned game from the rtandpolnt standpoint of local erf <*reman. man,admittedly admittedly . withoutex-1 cx-lthh planned price price fixing for agri-1 moving - back to their old home a*. puffed or . .. pjj.,,,, as#Jhe h*[Culture ; "iltur*- and and planned ’-'*e* Creek ’ funs came ... In .s... the third .......... inning. Hus- ... |«rlcnee-tn anJ any. >uf(| such a game planned control control and! andiUa Uattl Cr*-ck . tings cM trailing 3 to 0. Cortlie-------and JU now utu-miKnig. ----- -------------•-------------------------------------------------m Chvrkrtte — ■ namriy« pni«-1 regulation ut industry.*doe-i not- sue-‘1 .MI Wlkox will spend j dohnan O'Donnell had hit safely when v.:. .. j fixing '— vf farm jrroduct-s The Detin: ccedl There is jurt one lestili err- »cvend daya in Laruiny this week Mon*- stepped up and whucked '■••* nut .said. I knew ill* grandfather. w^>it«in to come from failure of theseihaving been the -ucceuful contest-1 sleeves! u home run tying the score.. u< H acquainted with hb father, und ‘ • ffort- ft will mean Inflation, raid ant in, the Girt.' s* wing Club which Potter held Ionia to six hits while I have met the present secretary of; the Dean. In hte hidgment failure a a- sponsored during the winter Newest his team mates touched Smith. Ionia agrienltqre. His grandfather was a of Hite experiment mean* that wc months. ■ iqpunthmai). for fourteen. Mona- and very .smart man." With un army of are Iwndeil fur less gold in our dollar Mnu Llbbie Drbock Mr* iJbbunecklinesi Putter formed the buttery for Has­ arilu u.»lv, 1,1m. «I1 wlmm a nood „I l»l»r nmmy wh,.„ ,nJ M, ; Nun,^ c,., tings; Cterten and Hrnith for Ionia ।lw be expected pxpccted to interpret tiie Hte law In 1‘ con,*-, to that we have some very Rrainrvllle were Monday gucste 1234 5 6 7 8 9 H H E'accordance ... with their ideas of how Hiumimiting examples of the dire p.,. l..,k Mr, orlte Plater I *•* u , ’ - Hasting-. 0 0 3 1 1 2 5 0 0—12 14 o9 il It •iwu.i.i slioukl »w. lx- nnnii-a applied, ..,.a and *.«. by pr«x- results of inflation In Europe fol- ’ ,, lotiiu 3 0 42D 0 l (I 0 - 6 54 •----- *“— • - • •­ lowing the war. He mentioned a MlM Jtan u,,l,rlcMr:’ accompanied Triend who lived in Germany. whoi?*.er U1,,c}V“:iu Ja:,lslj'- ^,r a,ld Mr;’ ' ROY HUBBARD*JOINS a considerable d* bf oh hte ra- !°’>rala l>Prl*; er. of HteUW on u pertmrnl*. Dean Dusenp.Kt ex- owtri • of the U GerNorthern Michigan und I !pre*>M-d hte doubt, a. to whethei lota ,a'4. When the rglue •«.— ... n -, If*’1 ELITE OF GOLFDOM .these - ’ marks j vmplojt-*-* have the iwn-wrary।mail approached zero, -'glib wxuroiuin last week. 11-6-118 EAST1 STATE STREET — HASTINGS. MICHIGAN if.-, ability to niake Mich experiment* frlcnu could and did invest a few —and Mrs. S. A Wcrtman anti I! was a fine afternoon at the' succesriul Hi said he doubted H the > American dollar* in German marks Mr - Multi.- Kins spent Friday with . Hosting* Country chib Nobody** x- f Angel Gabriel could do it. U tiwr <‘>'’<1 i»ld hte entire debt, costing Mt"- and Mrx. George Wertman ami lx*ct<-ri the uiX*X]>ccted !>-a%t of all ’ were several Angel Gabriel' set at I him but a small fraction of the, Mr und Mrs. Will Marcellus m • UnKL. I... •..... 1 .w. f... it. Tiie Willinm' reunion was held at tiir. j-.u tiwy would admit they bad, ••rfgina! value of the debt . । Juhnitcwn. !. (mooth surfa'c- of gn-i-n with a flas ' "‘k‘wl "‘I*’1 ,hv-’ ,n ,hr judgment <-f the Dean Hie-e ■ v‘t ' 0™*“* R8”' De-p lake July 4th with 41 folks preient. J _ marking the h*ratkrti*of a 4-mch < V*r n»ptr*t nt- dangerous experiment He d- lrf" u Little Richard Norton, son of Mr. 9»<»)r-. This lu.st was the butl's-eve at \Wh“‘ «ov'',l‘n’,”t interference clnred that pnc< fixing never lutl '»>•’>■ vacation with Miss Mildred and Mr*. Monte Norton of Battle Creek, was run over by a car at Gun ! Mrs. Elizabeth Perse of Fort i Wayne ww. a recent guest of Mr. hike Hie Fourth. Hr was rushed lo r.„-.a.!»«.■“«*;.... . .... , i .u. . and Mr.’ John Di-prir^tcr. Mr. and Pennock hospital where tt was found le. two. on tlx- .<fcund allot. But us,' is the jitln of governm there were no bones broken, ax the In the first plocrf to close - all the lie PWhat. Mm8U<jU ot IWImWlfc . .«k.d Fir.*! M of n, all al, to ,n keep cut onr Mr. j.ke lhrir Sun|lw -----------------------------.----------------------------------asked. tlu* txdl hopped up Into the air it bank.', wheels did not pass over his body. of the country und xhock the nation at jwacc with the other na­ became evident that -omcUiing exMr. and Mrs. Harold Stanton and But_ he wax .badly;.5Ut *nd bruised ; confidence <4 the i>ro;>le But after tion*. " ■ ‘ .......... rcptlonal wa- taking plan-. The lui! m?v*' °Uuown «>n and Marshall Fierce the head light and■* bulb broke as son Pierce and fam- ,»■ **" ‘ — 'll had closed them It was tn dutyirons. Next to use tte polite power jm. spi.nt llh, p<)Urth with tilalire* the car struck him. He u getting arrixtl up nicely, dead to tlw* pin all iboutwl to provide a way for their । the way in IU flight, eqmr down a in. Ul‘‘ pton *' Ypsilaii.i. Hirman Stanton, who “long a* well as could be exjiectcd. f«-w feet short of tin* cufFand-then'. t*opening at the earju-.st p.wdble uiwn -t/rv cT’L’. d L‘S W " !lnM* has sin-nt th*- post year in Califor-, L'-t tie Richard will be remembered ; I moment. *0 that tlieir resource* , rolled right in for ttiat rare golfing Iby many folks iu he ha* had tA-veral j' might b.- available for the people when every farmer and every bu»-;nta oerompuited them. arrornpluhrnent. a hole in one In*-ss man shot*Id b- alert. Wc n(1 wrs orlle Fisher and operations in hls short life He is Playing in the foursome with who are In dire nerd of every dollar should each watch closely and take t| *" X” Mr >nd Mra Red »>x p ars old. care of our individual bteitessei. vSfw jGiL-—------------------ ---------------- *Hubby were Mrs ChnrlctU- Hubbard, Sbtiiley <4 Detroit visited Kalama-: Hollo Johnson of Dowagiac Is stay'closed banks. Here we haw been Fddtc VanFopering. club pro. and (going more than four months' h- i controlhbu»u^eandtlto,’fi^%rireO 11 nd ' u,'r v.v. tlu w,vk nd ' " with ............his .. ....... ................................. ;..v..d-. i'..< * x.'.d. >ing father. Will Johnson, FOR 1 FULL PINT Clare DeCou said, since the ordir to close banks for (arm nrodurt* will X Jl’an a,ld Moral>’n Jluward ,and helping h|m with hls farm work. AU of Hits liappened on Monday Ina* UxurH vet in- in.v-mm-nt hu* .. .... ™ . ... ' or_ Bu^*jof Leslie al the home of Shennnn 04u**|*e Sharpe u. of Grand Rap—. .... an- visiting ........... . ................... ... — (was Issued, yet tiie imvernment hue cewfully. afternoon of last w,ck. and win mean inflationJ'... i no |*ollcy and no definite plan lor. What Inflation may mean no one' their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. uls a|x.nt hls vacation at Deep lake. I opening tiwm. F*>r this annoying, can tell, but human experience Emil Schwucha Mr nnd „„ rx>xlwln Bnd Mn DWIGHT FISHER WINS niTv TraisiTe- Tniin'iir-i/l ve’“Uott' (’a'tly <h’lpy. we ought not warns ns not to expect good from it .... CLAY HILLS. ■ *'atl Mr. and Mrs Ralph DcPalma; CITY TENNIS TOURNEY , to blame much thi-iicads of de- lx-an Davcmmrt nlunva ..~x. Dean Davenpprt always says someMr* Cynthia Chaffee spent the'"5 lhelr at a mx o'clock din­ 1 partmenu, as the clerk- and undrr- thing What he raid part week at her h-nne in Hastings.'nrr al t,M’ Parker houA-. during ----------- HOUSE USE iraicht Fl->her bv defeating Al ling* by wliom the actual work ot i tn the worthwhile Rotarians Monday noon r*pJohn"Ouindlcr ol Hastings ha.’ h^r slay in Hartings ’ Ikck.-r r>-l. 6-3. in tin- finals of sen- reopenins most <be done They have! ^senu hls deliberate conviction' |>sn helping in the haiwcwt fields Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mayo of Mal«r singles tennis tournament won ta apply government red tape to a If V T I C Flies, Mot ha, Ail who know him agree that he tel (or hte grandfather. Milo Hammond ' pie Grove and Mr. and Mrs Mansqn .tiie city championship fur the third new situation, and they do not know IvlLLj F|ea>> Bedbugs, • u sound, saw thinker. “ student and the past week. Btanton and children of Battle Mrs. Jacob Tombe of Battle Creek Creek were guest* of Mr. and Mrs recited several' Roaches, Ants and Mosquitoes. „;.J ;;U «* vwvlu-1 jjlP |W1.* »•< nt the cottage ' Albert Green Sunday. Esther Oreen .coached by Al Beker. personal exknenccs u the headBM ? hls ,cl«-| on Warner lake with their children. “ turned to her home after .spending Msher now liiu two legs nn the of the extension department of the sion* are safe and sound Harmless to man and beast. Does * a—* AZ...... wh.» arc spending the summer there.: the past week at the Stanton home., chunpixTslilp tropliy donated by the University of liUnois with both state j EAST IRVING. | luci('c McMunte at Kalama-' Will Orten spent Sunday with hte Rotary club for tennis singles cham- and government clerks and under-' not stain. Easy to Use. pionship. It takes three victories to ofik-ials They talked much and , Mr•;;and —,Mr*. ----- * James * “*' T. Page and!zoo spent the port week with Mr. brother Frank and family near =f^ORden*burr, CgdvhiL.i.i, New* LVw>..d Mr and uln permanent pussexdon of tiie* wrote much about co-operation: but' JJess ™n ol und Mrs. su-:.. Robert Steele. Mr.Nashville. York, who have been visiting thejriMrs.' Carl McManis spent over the X Dogs got Into A. C. Johnson's the only co-operation they want Is parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Patc. Fourth at tiie .same horn sheep while titey were pasturing on and other relatives and friepds, re-| Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hall have Orange Bills and worried them so turned hopie Saturday. 'moved from the Qtto-Delong place that six of the sheep died. They Mrs. Eliza Johnson of Hastings onto the John Conycr place, near |could not tel) whose dogs they were, spent the Fourth with the Pages at Crewey. Two dogs were seen also In Claud i Payne lake. Robert Steele, Leland Hammond Willson’s sheep recently. i Mr. and Mn Tom Ryan ahd Ber- Lyde Francisco and Jerome Fisher south ro.rrs grove. ! nard Ryan of Jackson visited friends; visited Frank Francisco at KalaMrs. Myra Flrater and Mrs. Oreta; Greta | over thp the Fourth. ntazoo. Saturday. Saturday. They Tiiey found found him him here ove£ mnzoo. i Clyde Gamble.and daughter Doris getting along fine after hi:- recent ;Firstcr, of Vermontville, spent parti :of Jackson called on Mr. und Mrs oix-ration °r lhc day Wall lake, July 4th. 1 {Will Page the Ftourth. i--------------- ?-*•--------------1 Mr and Mrs. Wilbur H. Smith ! Mr. and Mrs. c. B F. Ferguson CARLTON CENTER. j and family of Lake Odessa, and Mr. sjxmt Sunday Bunday with Mrs. Frank Hosmer Li entertaining and Mrs. .Wayne Smith, of Ionia, i of Kalamhzoo Kalamazoo spent i.._ .. her granddaughter from Grand spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Mr. and Mrs Bruton DcCockcr. . ­ MEATS Phone 2110 GROCERIES Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ryan and R Raptcb. “P»d*. Bernard Gilliland. Jackson.spent Sunday ** Mary Mr. and Mrs. Jay Rockwood and! daughters of Jackson spent Sunday' — and Ione Clem entertained Mr and .'.4 Mrx. Roy ofieeber —i— ---• 1'with with Mr. and their cousin. Vivian Btadel. last Mrs Retta Hager were Sunday; family. Miss Mabie Scebor going week. guests at Wm. Bayne’s. Mrs. John Shupp entertained the Mr. and Mr* Dawson Warner and! । home with them for a week's visit. Cartton L. A. S. Thursday for sup- father and Mr ilnd Mrs. Leo Mor-., PLEASANT RIDGE. per. : gan from Battle creek spent Sunday! I Mary Barnum and C S BoiesMiss Kathleen Nichols of Grand .evening at Paul Stutz’. i 'hare been under the Dr 's care for Rapids came lii.< week to spend the Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Smith und This alt is Exceptional Quality. For Only the ]>a*t week, both better now. summer with her father. M. C family and Mr. Stanley Smith of( Little Richard Abbey of Hasting.* Nichols. Sandwich. Hl., spent Wednesday ite spending a few days with hl* Mr. and Mr- Fred Henney and j evening at Bernard GlUiland’a. | Dove Brand grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Lester Robert spent Sunday with the forMr. und Mrx. Herbert Firstcr were j Kinnic. mer’s cousin. Mr. and Mrs Forest *t Clarence Feltzer’s near Freeport si*. Db*. 39c I No services next Sunday evening Houghton, and son Allen of near Sunday to sec the former's mother, I as some will attend Medal Contest Lakt Odessa. 'Mrs. Joslin, who suffered a Stroke I at South Brethren church, ' recently. HOLMES C1IVRCH. I Mr. and Mr*. Harold Kelsey and 1, Mrs. Flora Wood is spending the; -----------Bl Mr- “nd Mrs. Lewta Daniela and week In Hastings. Jean of Martin spent ououm Sunday, at Kcbey x Margaret accotr. accom- Mr. and Mrs Roy Wickham were in Warnie Reteey's qu.„ s... b.«i.. 12c MORGAN. [ panying them ixxne home for the week i Lanslhk Wednesday Mrs. Clair Van Sickle and Mrs. The 4th of July was largely spent Mr. and Mrs. Charlca Price and iby king tn the fields. .by fanners farmers wot working fields ’daughter of Freeport spent Sunday Marguerite Mills made a business “Where bnmediatc Attention and Courtesy Are Shown to AU" ------*♦*-------------' evening at Roy Wickham a. trip to Lansing Friday. 1 I The fl lyuigvt Ranger recently n-centiy . air. Mr. anu and Mrs George Lennon • uMiui ...v U.S. w. w «. Letha nuiun Adkins ciiicrianira entertained ner her launched, is tin, Aral aircraft car- came from Oiiiu last wrak to spent brother. Ed. McKartney, over the 'Her ever built—from the keel up—!several week* with their mother, । Fourth. ifor the U. a Navy; the Saratoga (Mrs Ben crockford. j Donald and Dorothy Mead spent' jand Lexington were converted from Jack Donley > of Hastings Is the week end as gtlests of Miss' (bfttlleshlp« into aircraft camera. Ispendlng the week at Fred Durkee's. Mueral Young of Ravenna. Style-Comfort-Econo 3iTs Odd Lots Panties SHOES SLIPS HOUSE DRESSES 49c 39c c 49c Brassiers Ottr Greatest Dress Value! High Quality a bevy of beautiful SLIPS Silk Flat Crepe DRESSES 29c Gowns VESTS Bias Cut HOSE SLIPS 98c « C. PENNE l-n c . Quality Merchandise at Economical Prices HOUSEHOLD BARGAINS Friday and-Saturday Only A fl /UC“FLY-DI” LU FLYSPRAY ^Qc for 1 Gal. TU Fly Spray FOR BARN USE Regular Price 50c ^•flNGS SHOP °Z> Special Price! for Friday and Saturday Only Brooms Root Beer Extract Oranges 2« 07(J LI Day Dream Cosmetics FACE POWDER, VANISHING CREAM, COLD CREAM, BRILL1ANTINE, also Mellier Face Powder 29c 1 0c Regular price 50c each This spray will not taint milk, but will kill Ries. GUARANTEED to your satisfaction. Bring your container. 2 CAKES Now for 1 fic |U Colgate’s Soaps Soap of the BEST quali­ ty are in this offer . . . Your Favorite is among them! Regular 10c Soap* 2 Beef Roasts , Vinegar Home Made Bologna Pork Chops lOc a. 10c 12c Ly BARKER’S PHONE 2115 HASTINGS, MICH. WE D) �TOE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JULY it, 1933 The Hatting* Banner jaaM»aijWiIBM9BBBBggHMfBBS«»a4T*o much *o that he think* of lo-1 l<s“'M W,U1 BW»fe-—— --------- ______ ________ pensatten to L'mxx- who render the Glances; This and That Backward r> ■. r -ir . j TO EV’ENING. [ Crumbs of Wisdom feiT l’mu" ~ ““ “ •* •*'“-< ; BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. i* The Michigan Central will sell , matron-*tep slow-moving. " I told a famous writer who hod Jackson Prison. ' DltS OJ I CStCrdUy tlcttta *t two cent* a mdc to those With holders. , while the night I criticized me and »»ld he would Diterestmg Facts. ■~ . desiring to attend the Eaton RapTread* on thy sweeping .train; c»ie hM ' , * l^u*^1 * ■ ';■ ;id» camp meeting July 20 to 30. * Complex Problem*. - -------------------------- —publicity agent for this communit hand employ'd ।1 P**1 1,01 ln*Uted on *otorlet> fn our • Tpi YEARS AGO TODAY I Il l* claimed a ripe banana peel . . .^... IS LEEDOVE IN CONTROL? p.ra . 1 f.ctorie*. that when I »aw him wall- . •tVKXTY Kioimj Ykaii. a public utility for the people of this Wardens and Politic*. Elmer Eoe'hr and the M'-we» irubbed over rwuet leather shoes and In letting Jail the curtain of . .. _ . ft-.—.-* hte uwife'and —I*. ....J children -I,liar,.., Yut who have l ing been rrapect.M H„w HUi»>" .n- *“'»•■?- "'7 •>'*’ "•»« '• 0*1 MM .A.b—<1» other .tea* “ th* p<At ogr* *i Huiiusu clt>' and county. A* such publicity ed ........ ------- — will --------------' To.most Of u* Jackron Prison is Gladys ------------- - —.—----citirtiH of --------Jjlichigan natural >. Hx w*rk wiu, r.UU>« u. '» »*-P '»>"> <« tosimply • ’ agent, the Banner ought to rrprely resent anyTXT. aM.-rtlon* thrfi.Srti an out-1 a rather gloomy Indian, uid Cnohanw*. ..tonkin* bhrhl -----------und lew. IWnh rwtot oblivion or the cere. oT^drlnkuis aun '—Henry Bed — ~ sent and further our community* Aid>r who ' »..w here—only four institution within whose high wall* Kokomo. -----------...—Indiana * -—•and — C.mstantini* Tue MUM* Mary. Marjorie and ' । , efforts making for nrogrevs tor the years ago U virtually in control of a good share of Michigan's crimtMildred King who have been visitFIFT5-SIX YEARS AGO TODAY Hundred.* of liiouMincl* of Citi- > j i- iw«. to .rtoi f - v*;lf K,n' mmriit 3et, tluil naU a re kept under close supervision Not rttmptuously adorn'd, nor necdof iu best life and f-. .,vtri.,n u>lx.|ilK made in many - fur the purpose ot being disciplined. mg tlwir cousin. Mr* Geo Wind* • On Thuraday pun N J,_Srons.m ix b arky cor sty six months «^■dmlopment o ___ ,„-n.. ar. doing what I do not under- ’ ' iftg aid. the promotion of the community .. (.r Mfch.gan. not «xclud- some idea pLthe complex jiroblem:- krecIW. resumed Saturday to their built n line Mdewnlk in'front cf lake homely featur'd night,.of clu*- Hand can l>- convtetchtly done; and . Mr- E M Hand** 1-iU on the south ing brtli Huum-> in (lie State Lcgl • which aqiraBfr warden has to lac? ixmie in Sturgis. t ding gem*; when it Come* to arguing the que*t'ding item*; Mr and Mr* I L Loncoln and-side <4 Court street opposite the A star or two.-Just twinkling on thy ri<*n by .the• hour* together* thrwh. successfully the Banner does this; latthv. It is unde when baUh Ue- s given in the following iurt of 1; a« . former New York.City lawyi; fa«U assembled by George Averill, Marjorie and Jby Lincoln of Detroit court house.' brow. sng over th.* Eighteenth Amendment . ... __ j ... . ... j. Qugij,,. o j mtdc and ;;|.u nu >w •- ■»i ilUire. v.....'. Michigan,, .....................oil vuiiM, pp-ieditor in mt- of*authe uuiig*i«iu Birmingham *^v.v,»- Eccen............. ........... .... ... .... ............. .. .. Suffices thee; hr that the moon i* and all tha*. I walk out. I have ^Va"'T‘' e do it and do it fwlthfully .Ave paw , referred to a* ./c*md wlpjtrUL We've read many article* con- Woodbunie. Mr lancoln u f.bro u* a welcome visit on Saturday **** N»vrd week* and month-* al valu­ rfiorning He Is doing well at hi* No less than. her*, not wont Indeed able time by not arguing I have .. no notion that we are <k*:yK :.i?' Job to goi* .mor Comstock Lei bovv. i*; errnmg Jackson 'prison, none of ' ■ ,.f Mrs Woodburne. perfectly but we are trying to do it Mna paint ?d as •> very, very ahil*-, which were more HlumitiAHtig a>r Mr> Hugh -Marky and chlldn-i new Iwnie. and wt doubt not will done nnr simple but not altogether ( on high make hinu-eif popular whtrewr he.:With ostentatious pageantry, but Art vary thing', 1 have slopped di inking . . -f.iiMuiii Th. Banner .......... .. will ..... M, ..... . " :n^of “**•.*• faithfully. The »*> that In. oliicSi status ‘which’ccmuijwd'mon- ma Gras* 1-ajce motored here- that!' u ■ '* With modest grandeur In thy purple if I do not drink, nnd you do not welcome suRifltsttor.-. tending to htlp .v|th yjj^ans uwernmen: should'terul for reflection. fur a visit with the fortnt'r's pifcrGrtenbacki are worth lit coin zone, drink, and other citizen* do not vnts-Mr und Mrs W. D. M? .rtnan 91 1-i cent * on the dollar Wc br- Ri .-plendent Icm. but mf an ampler It function better and more helpfully in- explained by Mi. Comitock him‘ -.-If OlUrrwi. f th. public will lx- left j At Jackson, the Slant of Michigan Mf. - . nd Mrs. CJ. F. Chtdegt-.r and Jii-vit before July 1st. 1878. tiiey will round legging und there will be no liquor the community. ■be worth 100 editsMiss Htien Chidester acmnpai n> i:.. owfi inventive devto *, and t.itx, |hM tllc iurgMl Mingle brunch ;-,H' Coine liieu. and thou ahalt find thy That b the whole story to "me."— t;» Mu*kegon on Isaac will hardly refect utory upon any nl „rtiCn ln llle entire world it* cur- Gardner Gar..—. Chide.-.:-r , ......., N....Kieler nnd family of yoUry calm, I Bishop William lA*rence GOVERNMENT-IN BUSINESS ;!1 p iiclpalii concerned - Gioige ...... 11<t ... „.......,lt ■ ,- — n,..,riv Thursday when- he took the hov. t >: Middle-.ill.- intend making a trip to Or makr me so. Ct:m;™2rr Cmnjxwurc U I* thy thy1 •" nwn and boys. Within its walb•M>lw.,uitro enroute to Appleton.; C'-lorwki .soon. JuM how far K the government Areril! Blrtnlnglwm Eccentric gift. ; "Dturied bv the material achievel* a veritable cro«*-sccp.on. of. huWbcriv-ui.. ----------. . J-Jbn..Car\vLh_aa^—wife . uxc___ip. mm inh. aftrapt ... rndlale iy- ' v vinci!1Blo „chM ORE1M <4 r til<>t wU our. miinity..as revealed tn some state •*,/, 4.’*,rn<! ‘*n“ "J:-'',: r u’’ FRANKLIN 8 PHILOSOPHY ; kitlixi “J™ou to liabhe affairswho nto h»h»»! H». la a . walte trom iHum-ro".' ^, ur„, there tuv* recently Mayor •Andcrsun'lias gone on a skhuw compiled and published and Max air. unu air--. tx>..n ■ bi-mg asked rather angrily th- e r J... (J1 ... time ,U1,, to ... w rullH>r N,.Wj. • a pnson -.hou^ and duughtsn Mr and Mr* >- -ixtv d:o* trip to the Golden Gat* Wc may mvr advjcc.rbut wc con- 1!zi, Ih,,lr pil()lu. |XWer* tor their liom lime, tJ vnni'iimeni > Samuel Scabury. ■ d.<.., by these who insist'that ihe.tn-j’ fottii W. organ ’ L-*ucd each week. Fcr tn- Penr»e and son. Car. and Atith.'ti, On his return lie uill ixrght tin- sale not give conduct. torm-.rr Governor Omcrmir lr<-d I I he ducantented man finds no -• gtAcrtur.cn: get out of private bust- preen w;!l l»c a candidate a :Mn*t stance, hero are a few of tiw mert »™«- «-“» *pr* «“■ '•'™ -Mr “,u of the bond* of :Imi K. I and N, M -Tbent 1* entirely Um much udSenat r Arthur H Vandrnlx tg m interesting revelations ol t!U-inmate. Mrs Max Lewi- las'. week, returned R. R. .4 which 950.W0 must be sold easy chair new entirely. tn their home* in Mansfield*, Ohio. to Aie eiti/ehs or Barry county. Ihere i* nothiiig humbler than vnuhut ;u:<l sales talk over, the ra1934 A-;life from the admitted right body: ; Before ‘taking Hide# on such an The Fourth wa* a very quirt day ; amhiUon when It L about to climb (lh , i lu te<o! ot this situation Im- , In the Michigan state prison there J?. confined, a* inmate*, three ph>- but ' little " Old buys iiAie playthings ns well .,rovJnc -t hiM’bvm growing sU-adM:.-..» Winifred MvLravy |an'. a. -tn in the city No celebration, iuue It might be well to go back and Muncie.--Iitdiim bu.mie.h.- wa* done, mid only one l> as yomu onc^the djfhronce Is only S1. R„rM. uongr.i-sman E L Ga­ , stcians. four pharmacist*, three.law- Monday — r — - for — ----------------- „ -u*;. D .. -----...... .. ------------in tiie cooler. in the price. TL . X; yers. ven banker*. 264 ch rk... nuir ^dl take thr prac.icv rd Dr B : THESE WAR- DEBTS. government ewr decided to Inter. Drive thy business, Jet not thy * civil engineer*, five draughtsmen. 112 ,1UI Fwtr. (wteojath. during the sun A bu'inra* drive thee Saneday the full truth of the in- fere with unregulated enterprises. Of ' ' Ev<”ry anarchist is a baffled die(v»Ttr;c..iius. 7J firemen. 23 must- n,‘r ZA .. , Kc-p thy shop mid thy shop will taior "--Benito MUMoUhL Inc Mmes M-.dnd M.ldrtd Henry, Hear u* ■ retails, two motion picture operator* tiw- sires ternational debt situation will have course vme of the prime n a^ins. is k"-p ;35 -printer*, throe photparaphrr*. ton Acxertnnji. Hoeii ODary, l-mi HE HAS riihe\ suf­ to be fold. Regardbof who :* In that buxines* groups, themselw.’. A ----------------laugh i» worth a bundled - - - —-------109 -alesmen.; 30 -structural iron Snydetand ^aura (.nd.ev-of Dc'.rc ... . . ---:T1u* grand old man. President the right or in the .wrong thia from time to time have iu&Md that ficient tcho hath ~ ir' .iii.*. m auv market vtIJl Hindriibur'.’. te «■• truly tig* : worker.*, 17 steam fitters, two teach- !‘P,,rd niursrtay ar.u Friday '»i country must give up all hope of-, the government take a hand in «tMrs. Burr Van Heat.:-. NOT EVERYONE WHO ’ . l,*at 'a,u *°'c *’",h ,u‘n-'"1’ faiher of his country ■» wax Wish•ers and due veterinarian, I RAVELS IS BROAD. , ,!rt no r,'a . ingtan." J. I. Garwin, ever collecting fully in gold. time certain dispute* and in pro.. . Sir i Tlic sentences of all the mcn?lea.to- .. ihMilt) .,■, tn ...... 1 ,"-‘v,r "n oll-rnnowd tree,’ ;thcM- of 294 lifer*, add up t> a total TWENTY YEARS AGO TODA Otmtrary to idea* v:i the subject tiding certain advantage* for dotirao-wjy accept'tiie deBrown. "People want to Im- gay now, not of 32.C99 years, which make.* an apMro Rhodie Herbert.OJ KMtuti.i- 1) ' A t . nd I hi vitot-k' V. .*, r.,.r yet an oH-nmoved family. Unit in common circulation, we did not mestte trade Thu* came protective throve well to- those Hurt *. tiled sad They want a lights r ortd piore * proximate average of *ix year* for zoo and Mr* Mary McK.i f Joan much gold :o oiir allies dur'.uj tariff arid tlw vanou* .regulations •* papular form of opera."- Bemuuiina each man W«xx!land spent JOly 4 until July ■an co. Your life has U«n -m» narTi-.< um of mon-y is al) the adGigli. the war. We did float blUi.m dollar governing interstate commerce. Pub­ i Bitts, UIR 7 with Mr. and Mt.-. A -l. Hetbt r.. -ow. Mother—ju.«t here. all the time. vantage there m in having money , Tnerr arc 4.428 wrtitCs. I colored penon*. 100 indians'^nd one ............. .. ‘ J - • “■ roil ought to wi t uut now and liberty loans but the money was he opinion, too. tins forced the lan* "Even under 8<<laiuir. wages must By diligeiwk nnd pidlr-nce UuRecovery, •.Mongolian. --------... .Ohb*. to vi . r. hi owth things.” collected,here anil .•pent here for United Stater to take a hand. Tlur-. lx* paid'HCCording to the aork done, mouse ate into the s able. One thousand apd fourteen hat • who was quite ill. Her h-ai-h h.i Unwittinglj. iu so often she dki. and not according to gbc mods of the ihantifao’.urr of goods and sup- ty years ago ahijJhtng concern* wen: been tn war service; tttio in army improved he retunud heme Grjiceji.id hurl her Mother's tcritiwworkers." -'Joseph .Stalin. Soyl'ff plies which were then “sola" to allowed to do about a* they pleased , !service. World War: 37 navy scrv- Thursday. i.itjv For k numu-nt Abbln nur.«-c ’ Eno* Tremnln. a former em;>lo.... . .. I tee. world War; eight, marine i ryEurope. After the war we submitted without .'-goverament 'interference." Thr * English people buy -when of the Too! Conqwny. now suja-rm qul One morning tn June. 1904. the j Mr run >f he wishes J World-War; 17. Spanish-Amer ­ our bill. Europe .wanted to pay the '7 ‘ )■>>!. Il Ut »|..U’ ... ......... Slocum sa]I»d .from_ — .. ' ;yi . .L .... ___ ,ican they like'» thing: du- American hel: Mr (/nvn ‘ ’cl,n War; War 2(12. armv svrvice. tx-ace: tendriit of the In:.ley Maiiu|uc. i; debt «n good-. Unln-d Stuh's wanted s.. 8.*— General tomorrow when people buy when a -utllclcnt nunitwr >r-—vCompany of ln<Ilanu|r.diq wa.i .h a.n like Seiwtoy Vandenberg. ■ ..|| t|u: debt-paid in gold- r,iu <iu‘'»t:on New York on an ekcuraion voyage doer. docs nut . ________and’ Ruc.-t of bund* hc.e la-t week e you You canFour thouwrnd two hundred ut. people have told thcih to." John uu .wuiild understand? Ivr .-ern tore intend* to ti-.uke it a. fourter --------n me .. of. -------------... .1-_ Mr Bnd Mrs Aljre.i Dart.nt a. has never bun scttli-d- to the with l 338 paMengers. mainly women and thenmiitter'to •’cn'lMirra.^ Proti-Mant .faith; ■,()'.inr- aiiA I've liindly been. though!' i; gr.uuidaUKlrter, Mu.,' Horns ’ away from rill.-, yurfl. satlKfacucn ot nil pause* concerned- and children; 1.920 nt-yar returned or.MJui.id. .iota■ ;■». c«d«;■.- und. «*«* I«»: ■ill 1 "Four I* r vent ol tho people own cathedrals m the j-now on There Isn't, enough gold In the shm:v after n left dock, the v?*sei (hMi'MiUtehcd hliivw'lf at Wa-dunf?-;1 .. u’i“l^‘itnn....... ^},1u*ln hf.r,_ fnf by, Jpen? the I* urth st tlH-rr dap in Ho ;mt cent of our na'liumil wealth. , There are more men in here for. t«sr'.-, Mrs. Myrtle Eddy'*. In Bj’-! 1 Unity popturn l ie M . n t world trt pay ail the aw ritbl in caught fire. The fire boo- on boent ur h.’4.-l. bv it fair*' or lay ti-»And that's wrong, « v.n if I Imppt-n tj.—I. >nn thi.t Mr jobbery aimed than for any rrther Crick. over there when o a mixtine ot ixch, (ot ‘ u to be annum tin- 4 |xt cent .'' Hnr►'thr--race irar Onr— !r«n1 ‘' .••• 1 171 Cn.--of T. I. >:r. N< b. ■ . gnld. Tiie scheme sc<-mcd to work looked comforting but was so’lWn r-i’-en w ll no-Cn cn’’ior'tne.race, —<— —•« bnSUting and, entering -John ------been plied up on Ito.upon emw. thrice, wr , u„ :. '4 3M1. l!)d M. r. *.»: rbon E Erybcigcr. wealthy New well faf a time because we loaned and rotten that it burst at ones GL-w j,'*;.';1A.,wJ b.Hed these two re:lnieh:. 812. larceny. 403; - poewes- was the ruvj low A , ...,! q ' s n o >. 5-...d<-nbera ha*.-' Tyden,!.. nv -: „. !• ...... A.i; .. , c, in Hi< ;in<| th*' fall which y.Mi. huge stuns of gold to Germany—,.when put into operation: the life ,,n nafur-Vamh-.-ibera ’” ■'* tool*, T3 £'. 7' .°.. S-r-d ns* 11g)j ai burglar J>n jou} one CIvn?ii.’ I'. 2UN; x ■ A highbrow i* one educated far i. MihGermany used thu -gold to make • preservers wen- ’ decoys of death." doni. a ve:y hard Job v in.innia r- Ito-' uwrcaMtd 600 jkT cent, from tnii.thi-.gueK--.nl tus br«xh-.-. Gnl above HI* intelligence.' Ivor Brown. ........ , , 5 OTO • . -,7-,(| Haar, and nif.- fUturdnv aml -Tu.. Bar/ up reparation* payment#—and most of rotten bag* of glue and cork dust —............. ''u 'Ku day, >ther* to'one. a & these reparations payment* work'd instead ot cijrk blocks. Divers found Mr and Mrs limit of knowledge. Dr. Sergiu.* P.. (>" «,»’”■■■> b,™. iu ■their way back to .J. But there wa*. jv’nfe buoy, which should have sup- .uw>«l: ib.i > then I've seen t ... ,n. a limit to the debt burden that Ger- porterl a docten jx-r*;ns,. on tlx- botWindom, -.-mtr idv.il. You wt'.h la come uiany cmild stand. Consequently a tom of the river surrounded by four "Hopplne:;-. mean* live felt, hut it I jlie clvilUatiun that drwiojMrf then , •i■■ '...-n.i'1 a.4 your eontrolhi:^ i!e.-,m . ■r CU»n w«U n.-:bb:n, mihI b» w.^n-born, as rwat as your dominant as; pint- remains Incomplete unlm It culmi­ land I'vv b<r. part-of tlui Ug.iiniui. moratorium had to be declared and dead women with their hands jnu,M .bppon Irom hl, '’!»"■ ™ »1 U* l« nates in service, which means low ■ mid part of th*.- growth ...I tiunk ttru — Jana* Allen. in a Senatorial > > 1-331 from the ages of 31 t > turtied Monday n.’tht after i ar. a res'uft the entire system clenched about it? Theodore Roose- Mtchhtan fricn<b- — expressed.' II R Gcnck. ,,r ................. ...........thc ... asC5 2lS *<» 30- 230 lyveraJ day: with hi when he ran for 5; lJW) from 'crashed.'France ha* plenty of gold— 'velt wa» president then and lie «- race than he did when he. ran foi VEILS i,Jail you can lu. rv?A. »n S Dtirinir hU XU two"trriii* -> “S'** lrolu fet'r “"Jk ium- f!On'»>'h’>" « -■■to .0 >»« the w -tavla ,--X?™™* Clum!.•*,. My n- ;yhb ms rail at me are eatiM-d enough for paying setvral install; dried an tnv^tigation. Among oth- /' Bcrause, fr.r all they ra Mrs Anna McOmb- r. Ml* meats of her debt but by no mean* er things, government juen dis- - II as a verv. vvrv r*|*-nsive public < 6® ®*id over. obedience to God'.* will, rexulttnft >n l-a-.«an apple tne imui ' t and Mr. , and Air i broad. I think it you cart under ­ Tav,. . n r.--•■-'who mnixvt-" There are 4.Q3t> children who are *-•* rufflesm 'to pay the entire amount co-,ened » factory In New Jersey a coliap* <4 moral character. Tlrnv stand humanity—can synipiUhta: frtust. bear, no fruit. i:I '• ■■ ’ ■i before many ef whom .still dependent upon father* who are in Be^mt-r autrxd Jo due. X, (which was inserting bars of iron in like ti-.-’lcnu dup a- a personal'Priwn here There are 2oos married Fourth and wm- . * ;u;tji every cRratun- can |»ut your- Wli . ii revival, and the religbUiut' If all the rutiazv did pay in golm j its life preserver*, iron being cheap-, ‘fner.d. «:v not going to ' warm up' i n^ntifin of rriirliU'oumw -Roger W. the United State* would «xm be in er than <tork. and the preserver* :o i n- no’ ': you rv; Then shrug to wee my frown There are 2.719 'first time,.- • Mr and Mr? Chas. Pott :o iu, ii.* s. .t tutorial iiau.i 1*4 anl^W auwiiM.-k.- Rather. Biibwm « ■Bcs.4 Aldr " ‘ And j’ity me possesion <4 the entire world’s looked satisfactory. This Illiiitrates ’ th-S' kO-l -l-.in, w r«»"' • ""7 L" T"r'" '£”■ .«m Richard air in Boston t Lieut., and Mrs .Giadron Ba fcr Hand' IhOTronr -4 ihr mmur. Tii* fruit to tin m is all.. suppiv—and YtiU only a fraction of what can happen when-private per- uuwn. buildup hU lunuiurr b,i,i„bto. < lo lobby lor "■££>■' The mean:*, a thint: ajiart; iff walla of the world by the braying the debt would have , been paid, son* are permitted to dd business as To me. sheer beauty's call fighting and irw-e racing, and re-. There are 294 to', n 213 white; of trumpets at the conference. how­ A MUTUAL LANGUAGE Where would th6 tert come from?;they please without regtrlcliona. gain hi.< health. I. colored, mid eight..Indian. ever laud they may be '—David I Where row Hu- mountains, there to’ Colleae graduate.- number 133, rtimed home Mundoj Wc would have io throw our «oun-; Again during othy Investipitioh.*,. Rcp-.ibhcani*m in Michigan ne-.-ds vs The best - there are 933 high school graduMe.-; lisit with Hla parenti try wide open to f^Mbign .trade soothe government ha* outlawed from strengthening these dayto nonuhate with a common seiio'l <al'.’eathat we would have a huge untavor- the market *ucit products as chicory and bn. .. blue sky. and ftipWihg able balance of trade, lu other,and■ clay moulded in thr form of clime.'cxti-nHi|. * words we would have to buy from ’coffee berries; white stone ground ! The inmate population of Wayne county is 2.7<S: Denewc comity. Euroj* a: the expense of our home-into a fine powder and mixed with to roam; 303; Oakland county. 27(1; Ken: Industries. !wheat flour: vinegar tufttured with i dhTiie,dwt. forest, cavern* breaker':c.mnty. w. Hr i Litgut r*na Muluil Fite. li.'iir»»r« CaaigMiy. For '1 a-| . L’am. ' ‘ j 'Do wc wish this? Not by a long-sulphuric acid; milk made synthc• The prison is one of the large.--: in j,. '■' 3! .Wc:' unto him compiinionihip; tlu-y >hot! .tieaily and not cont^ninc one drop . sjxike • t* —,mi.. jaitd I I,. — ,(,'li• genuine t *..*-.•* '.-iitr.-'iliv 11 vi* Europe h-r deb: ii. ig ctwwi. rixk!? ..e iv., the .-utatatKe; arntkally ’oplr to heut! its ticket at rleclioh modem. ■ iA inutiial language, rl-arer than th*-: w effect *wou!<! be exactly, th--'coloredsaw-dusk ground and added ’_1:EMS Senator Vandenberg t* *uch a . There 1* a-Urge baseball diamond, Sati.rtofnr rraon. M'cfttftan Republican* wunt gridiron, and playing field, within • Of his land's tongue, which h*>! same. Our markets would be fltwded :o .Cayenne p«'Pf>cri and a cure' for ’ the walls, and there are bleacher* । . would mt forsake . : with foreign ft::»!*•> aiu] our home .pernicious anaemia constjting large- ;•_>■,.it- -yji political slogan* slwuld tor the /eating of ,d: the men. *1 For nature'.- imge* glar'd, by sun- . : ThF .chapel and 'auditorium here industries thereby depressed. Otrec !y of groutul granite: all the above-id •Victory with Vandenberg' .‘j.iiarbeam* un the lake, .. ■ ’ •gain, a Auld we wish thu? No: i«rrr product* of “unrestricted prtAvrnil. Birmingham txc-n- is one of the mix: beautiful of it* Byrmi "ChHdc Harold." j iktnd in the world. MORRIS O. HILL. Hasting* JERRY ANDRUS, Hastings In rburt we can eollert in full vate Industry " We muhi «<» on tor "" : Well, there yriu have it a'.l wha:‘ ?.!! ■•..■.! MV MOTHER SAID. and from Eutojt by accepting goods bu: column after column cUlng similar •do you think of it? ROBERTA. BESSMER. Hastings :* • «•:; Don't oe too fa.-t in making up your] It U doubtfuLjf we wuhto accept abuse*—volume> have been written Grand R.ipkl* 'were th• I mind, » | |l»e consequence <xdd g<*ymei.t t» or. the subject But aihe above ex- ’ urt.iy ;Or aiving uhat you will or Aril 1Mr. and Mr- Wm 'Iixid Do you think Hie management B- F Btetohofl aninipw are suffici'-nt to indicate why t­ a complex tniutunon a* in gracefully.' but Mich an* government ha* h*d tn step in. k HOME orncu 701 CHURCH ST . FLINT. MICH. should be-fhrownwide open to find complaining!}'. The Naturally there b more than onc h ■vi. V. BUKHAB. P;rtiJ<nt H. K- FlbK. S«cr*Ury That th yop l.iul I* that trtut ar. ■efficient prtv.H war spending t::.- ■-'.•■"< trit of "deseriina'' part;, worker* wh* -istor. Mrs 8. D. Joy. •on with, other* and therefore are have had no rxiwiienec in admuiUtration? Are, i*s>;>le o and red-tape r« an aiffiuyii: Mi cl: u ar. c*'nlribu’.nig fas money : ,-ujipu: Mich inrtitUCion* in order .Ii oyer ot time regulation al* provide extra oppartunitu* for po id disarm- mean* th her parent of having criminal problems u Bowling with adequately? THE FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY Mrs Effa Simpson is much in Mwf and Way proved in health since teturnu NEWS GLEANINGS. Mcr. 'mn .of K.i! <ma lumber ot telephone thy Saturday ou buui: ML«- Benue Dunlap of WorchcMcr. Good health is the greatest asset that anyone can*liavc. To secure it( and to fwimit the erection of a 30-to.j Ohio, ii visiting her cousin. 1 R tmcc ncroM tin* comment t-cm.Nm Bnw. • maintain it, no other food can begin 4o take the place of pure, GLEAN milk. York to San Frariclnm. ■ , Mw Etta WaUJorff of Hrtyfthton.; iking dtlcal lying d*.*» It is not only greatly helpful to children, but-will bring'an added share of .New York, t* vitiiing relative* alwl ; •pert.‘man never kn iw. has about, three times tiund* in tin- city. health to every member of the family. Considering its food value xwpaptrs now. as under rday th .m-c hi* father who t- ve he catr.x. He ot . Britain has. on 'he average, tw tie game rigidly. ot Ornalu nub i of highway for every »quar•hem. he may.' mile of land u.-igrd. but ro 1 and family. I... ; hl - .1.1 u • wav. ? V . 1.1 .Vi.a-a , But before you nw milk you abotild KNOW Slate Official* have always shown that the e and jail were i r,rtn l ast year 4238 ... ------------ ----------------------------------------"bacteria count" in Highland* Dairy Grade that it h (J.EAN.' Milk is a natural carrier w '.car i grc.'rt deal of whining ■ ■‘‘re in,|W!wl 13 :h* Limed State.* lighted for the first time Fridav "A" Milk I* but a unall fraction of tlje limit of germ*. In order to protect the public in lne*e daj» oi depwiion but'<rwn Uluru. nmewith »■« The mnm< u»r.lighted and the building pmentad a health, the Slate of Michigan divide* milk ’ The annua* farm value of nut­ very pn-ttv appearance Manvj Mlrhlgari permit* thr Hichl.ind* Dairy to *rll • ie to admit rea: •por’.-m.in. who h**nt let ar- in the ring the .-urplu* mot^y. -4 the belirirtger: uir United-States wn„ into two grade*—Grade “A.” which I* excep­ average* about availed themselves ot the opoortuncumrisncc* hek him: but u slatting gio.ooo.cw tionally CLEAN, and Grade “B." which Is ity offered of going through the; hwuci, >’<«•», them—thi^ artu: waning ai .i supply a heccu not m> "clean." Repeated test* by MicMgan buildings. HIM I. J McLaughlin opened * ' ’B'toru-a Tlx- overdue inaiailuwut or trying io -.ar hat —Republican. Stanley- Wi*. 10.000.000 dua-u egg*. .-unmet school Monlay with about 23 ccholarj in attendance. NAr.c but! tank cars especialPortugal has 3 000 rat houses mo;scholars of tiie lower primary grades ----- —„ vanou* mditeirit* pc pula uon of 6.100.000 ----- — ,-----i include some that are lined with Borton will have it* city empldyMr. and Mt‘ J O Selden of sihouk*. be conducted for tiie A Missouri editor prefen * co* wood, rubber, glass. cnameL <»lus* delhcr poll taxes, water bills Jqhr.v are visiting fheir son. H- D ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Phone 2651 ---------...~d stmtJnGn:r. "hirh writ .;#-•▼ L'-e SeWri-. (er a feMr. 6bWen ♦m. u.ly a» to nuking the ume nttx eMeption of goid. Hherictty M.ooo iu itamp* used to mail is an attorney at.st Johns and ui iao*i malkabk of Ml tr-eui*. If.uutuem fives aiilk.-St. ?as*pi: nif .\2r i'-hem. ' .very much pleased with the city— Views and Opinions; What Others Say Quotation r roin Our Scrub Book A Quarter Century of Progress State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. CLEAN MILK of^Our World Promotes Good Health and Is the Cheapest Food You Can Buy, Considering Food Value Good Clean Milk Is the Cheapest Food You Can Buy Jhmgct Knagraphs THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JULY It. 1113 Legislative Revolt May Upset Governor’s Vetoes (Continued from page one» send It out but It coal* the same' taxpayer* indirectly a whole tot. more because q t* sent out. , The latest to succumb to the hut for propaganda Is no les* a perron­ age than the director-of agriculture, th* Honorable Samuel T. Metzger DO WE WANT Mil ST. OINK CONTROL? LEGISLATURE BOOSTS RACE TRACK GAMBLING Sugqr Coat* Action by Di verting Slate * Share to Good Purposes for thu -eaaon He writes In part: of the speaker. Iu repeal wa* easily of bunk in which la discussed a tot CENTRAL BANKS IN NEW Tlyrr-aho remember the quinine • -In the Naw Deal *t Lansing both *cc<»mplUhed during the 1R33 ms- of thing* Including the value of hl* YORK AND SYSTEMS and auler bitUr medicine* tlw coun­ parties cooperated in carrying out Mon. not much opposition to It* pas- department inspector* in teaching! OF CHAIN BANKS try doctors used to have us swfcltov Z the Idedge* made to tiur people in Mg(- pemg (n ,vut.noe Again It U the farmer how to (rack and-grade «wlr mspecttw* platforms Arc wc [ charged that the InteresU behind hls crop* and how to find the high­ for ague appreciate the advantage*, L BOIng lo fteidtate tlwse solemn fthl* un-American law knew that the est price* for hl» cammoditic* At of tiie sugar .coated pills now being * plcdgr* we nu.de or arc we n-p,,! Of the law was notfdng to be least 8am cannot be charged with LOCAL NEEDS WOULD handed out by mtxlern physicians gome lo act ta carry out the । feared a* lung a* the governor kept modesty He wjlte* in |hc first per­ NOT BE CONSIDERED We think the legislature must have mandates of the voter*? It U a hi* veto power. The companion bill sun and talks of "our " and "wc" a* liad something like that in mind question of principle. Shall xr leg- to thr foregoing U tlw Morley trea- ■ of wrttUig to a dear fnynd Inci­ siu'ii they paxa-d tile bill legalising dentally n might be ad<k-d that Revelations at Detroit Seem hlate for the cIjmx. or Uie nu«.?“ I IjaM bill which was designed to put rac«- .track. belting, a measure from lout fall during the campaign a more teeth tn the Horton trespass­ Michigan taxpayer* are already dig­ • to Indicate Certain "Jnwhich they expect tiie state to reap ging up a lot at money for exten ­ great many drmocratlc membcraJaw. It waa a«ked for 14 southwest­ look decidrd stand* on the small ern Michigan fruit grower* but rvl- sion work at Michigan State COI­ i tereals” Seek Control their-> conscience* andr-----------------to Mtgar-c-w lage. moat Of Which la along gdllCR-J From the rriwri* coming ifrom mm tne -----c----------------because--It interfere* wijh the t loon act. They promised the voter* dently ■*-—*- ---------•--------,,u •* “ ttonai reports coming the line* connected agrlcul- vrtruii dSSS-SS <rW.d lmy ZUll-.u’*,||*u ’“r , - - - - -- with — -------oiw-ineo grami juty invmn** of their rMpective dutneu that privilege* of the hunters the gov­ ------ ----ture The latest venture upjrearo *vl(Pn, therr lure lalrai nature apwara oU(,n (u tbe „ swrIIow U they ear-maUed Hu they would eiUter outlaw- the »mall ernor iuu seen fit to veto It !,to . d'ddnw I°I, „ , me i»rl ol wnam money ts be expended fur .county l<Mn and household finance concerns Journalism Running Wild. IL r’'al’u'cf,J*1 a ninnep-d IntereaU tn New York CBy fair aid ami for 4-H Club work in or reduce Hie legal interest rate to A year ago when the commlsMon not more than one per cent per of inquiry Into state governmental week, devoted lo lira MUrnU ol he , ranlrol ll«- enUra lamUn, in.,1- Hie stair. Using the money to aid M me- raauiuj. whiel, would fair* ought to please the men wte> month At tin- conclusion of one of (expense set about Ita work one of An.er.ean Medkral SoeMy and dU-. will conduct the gambling, for more w,nii>»ied at llw rriwm.ol Hie Un- ,,, „ „ntr„, c„a,u the. ten test fights *rcn in a Michi­ the earlv dtecoverte* made by-that T|„. „ lbttr.*,. fairs mean more gamblitw. and gan legislature in years, thr interrsr group of legidutors wax the extent Inraltr ol Jtlehuran luhda. la anol!,. er neweoin.T In II,e puMklty B.ld rate was Anally reduced lo one and t<f . . . — , rmwiH as n na> iwi.-i irnr u. Hl nuK<- gambiaig meant rmne ptohtt t<r Which which the proiMtgBtMllst propagandist hail had gone . lu Uk race-track gamblers who got tor which the lax,-.ret |W>« Burl, b ,„ .... v .^ nfound ih.i “ 'W' ".Murn.I Ha ta fir. v.,rx thrve-fourtlis jx>r cent jwr month. In M oewrid_department head* had edit-.'. . 0" .AL secretary or bank, nrr ln M way. affected by th. that bill pisccd As to the 4-H Club —The prvsonL ralo-X* -Lhnwi and one- ______ .... w________________________ w anrt the department of rm- •r,?,,™rifv ,;r . half per e»-nt per month or 42 per or* on on the Um Mute payroll* payrolls and that fr Prosperity of *• trnl per year The bill as pa.vad huge gobs of pure bunk ww being except lo say that they are still pp- the banks ln the r.-.-t of the enun- l,,M* B’,1-s ,A Michigan are not going try Ou lh«- oU»er hat'd banka in ‘o be influenced largely toward finer cAHk for a l.-gai rote v! 21 per cent ^s-nt out to the newspapers and peri­ c railng on » high production bails smaller cHlf*. like Hastings, an- In **U" 1,v‘nK per year. 11 *n» opposed by one of odlcal* of Michigan All of the to- Tiie federal government started this some rrspecLt. de|*ndeht upon the toiwwirdg. tout the great BUM*' '*• the m<*l actite and pernicious lob- called ” - publicity was --------* • 1* designed —-• nnd busineaa but if -Michigan big Wall Strerl bunk*, und the con«dd itwlf to giunblrro t.. btes ever upcruting in Lansing. Tiie to build up the pullllcal prestige of expensive keeps at it *li<; will outpubliclre the ditinn* that obtain there The prut- i finance their club work The first H governor hip vetoed the bill jrtth some Mate official or lo promote the government ppbltcbU. < ijmiI change tliat would result from ** '“r head, for clear Dunking, and the rxplan.ip.Hi that he Ijas bream- Interest* of some department In or­ a *y*tem of chain bank*, operated I *“••>'»»*!■'think it over they arc goconvinced that thr small loan con­ der to make certain of more gencrfrrmi New York City, would be that >»»r respect for men so high cerns cannot ojieraie nt-21 j>cr ecu*. out appropriation*- Most of It Is. ’ local banks would not te- oprratrtt 1,1 “UU*»»ty that Hwy should be rea year Hla critics and the opponent. designed to create in the public rmu- M*ct«-d. Tte- second U for Uw Mr and Mr* S A McCafferty erv for the benefit Of of th- local cum- cond H U .or tte ot Uh: present act which must stand mind the idea that the Honorable ■if Hu- veto stand*, rctoit that they Mr WhoM* k* u wonderful guy. a tertained as their aw-st* during the munttles nor with their pntgre:.* in Ifart. fur greater loyalty, which ..' niust must now now IndUdk Include toallv loyalty U> to iMtRllaad legalized are nnt concerned with the con­ great public official, ami a friend past- week. Mr. und Mrs LaUmer tnind. They would be conducted ucUH- idea* rum* und uiui rct'datiun. n-gmaixat. W'ubhng The third H u for the fined existence of the small loan of the de.te "iirepul" who by all Und Mr and -Mt* Lon Earl of Ot- corduw to the New band. f6r greater reivice.^but why ’-* the chain ‘management In »» companies They point out that no means should be ic-ehctcd to hls sego. a brotlwr. C. Kenyon, of Ohio.■of working than c«n afford to pay mj office or elected to some Higher and also Mrs McCafferty's sisttir. Mr* York Hiieh a fhina a- areommq- n-hdej jervUr whni the gambler-, dntinn »t nt meat lu-nl OHiigs. banks, m in tne tiie **««• m-im-!,i’i,P fbe ।i-prot.tx The fourth H is high a price for borrowed itenu-y more remunerative office. Tiie com- Whl:.ler. who ba* been quite HI but ««uon have known » hereto- tor health fig- tatter living but und that Hie old time loan shark mi*.*ion of inquiry called attention l» much iinpiuve*!. Mrs Whisler •" wldcli to titia growing evil ami called upon Is living at Mr* .VcCaffcrty * al tlx- tore, would ta- unknown If wc had ^■'•tor living « umot mc.udc legaii chain bank* operated from New [ted^gambling. Wiw n an ttidividual to work In werrey while the prewiu tin- board of.state auditors to clamp prescnL Chlote Parrish and friend, Rozle 1 York. tlm nd on the practice Tiie *tatproper to ability uiJcii the three ball artist ute* put this i< -|>on*lbi)ity squarely Angeleit AmraHI and .nA Mr und ,.„A Mr.Mr- Shield sl.,Hd • !i ,., «« li'f h.re it l. fc, wnper u, say that rh.l Martin were Sdhday callers at Mr. failure:, of banks in tte- prUtfnt dr-,’»tent L. wh.ch he loicnd^ hinever enjoyed. Ttiev point to high al I he door of this board , prejuion have not gem-rally \|>e*k- Mandard* and tnut is equally true Not nnly Is the demand for re­ and Mr:. Wayne Culler's Ftank Nickels and wife and baby !in<- b*t-n ri,,c ,o ttu‘ lKX,r character "• ■ state. Il *vi|X take a long lune newapoper <n<l radio Sdveitiring us trenchment of tin* expendvc prac^e* and mortgage:,• l‘» <»ilUvr jnie^ of the damage done proof liiat tiu>ir»un<h are lured Into Her going iiniicededrbut quite to the' and Ernest Snyder apd wife re- ''{ th<1r ’■u'.-lv due to pnrrha e. ..f t>! our legL-utorsigning away their household effect* contrary it appears the lid I* now turned Wednesday- from Munroe., '*:l ite. damage don' Without warning as to the hilii in­ tff entirely. The democratic slate Mich , and Toledo. Ohio, where they bond* that have been pusiud onto!And speaking of liglslaton. w have been Inter, ter.'.t tatezi charged. Th.- small loan,/central committee ha* provided a have been visiting for a week They •»* market by strong-arm methods by in read.na reading the comment* upon' ‘listed “ted tn .ro ..... act is a lH.t member.and the gover­ skilled newawrlter. according to an- report work and wag.-* looking bet- bv big rtty banks We"Stiff believe there room, 'hr I'Ptalw ’ure -. bya larijc numb We still bcUcn ...... is ... (WII • - — ............ .......r <>( nor Ls grttitiR a lot of panning for nounctirttiit* made by the »rcretaiy ter altliough crop c'.ndtlinns nolAo bLs veto It t* |xi'.'lbir tliat two- to tte- governor, who will tnk<- Hie good. Mr. NlckrU irought back fnr tooUly-ou-ncd. locally-managed^ the fetat.mos, influential newsthiids of both tenues may ujswt his stuff prepared by department heads their little five year old daughter ’banka; and that tiiey ran be so oj>- paix'ra, both daily and weekly. P. plans to save tlw iniquitous cofuScrm and whip it into n-al pres* agent who has been siiending thr summer! Suited, and should b<- so operated,! appears to be the concenxu* of opin, «'• to favor local, development | ton that ti.<- people of Micliigitn which prey uj> >ii the pour and the stuff in strict Hollywood manner. wtth tier aunt Cecil Hanson wife and baby .pent •‘’peaking now for Hasting-, had it ^iio ild commence now to search The governor has also explained Impr .vfdrnt of the Mate Tlw-rr are two other bill* some..­ Hint tills new service Is intended /n the week,end and the Fourth of K)’ b< ,-n for arcoinnv-datson* ex-1 "Ut available material for candidates what compnnlonlike in their char..­ no way to cramp tiie writing style July with Mr*. Han&n':. parent* Mr t' jidrd by load bank* to our nutnu-l for the legt-lalurc in 1B34 instead .. >>f any state olfkiul who wants lo do and Mrs Veltxiuct and. vidtcd i1,ttpiliiR industries in their early!"! waning until th<- print/.ry is on acter which th- governor has vrI Mr. Hanson s parent.*, Mr. nnd■Mrs. history *nd to tlH.*.r who projected! and gaeh district ha* a. bunch ol f. hl* own’prrM agenting iM'd and fop which vetiws it ia difnum.IO rmwuir, u .... .m Meanwhile tht-printing andmlm- tten Hanson C.-cil and faintly are ih' ,n- !,1U cl*>' would b« without altelf starters out after tte*. J»b. Pioin 1929 n clever him- resulted in the cogpiphtnR bills are-piling up and from Ionia nicy returned ot.Thurs- ‘ngle factory today We all agree pie who krtyw men in each district 'that Hasting-- fxclonc* httve been a| well enough to Judge their ability ’|ja.- n ’<- ot u lullii wi.lch are being Ki.nil permits jn iniii, ex- - -i*-'t.ice — -tamps -■ -- con­ itgy tended __ and .iicrrnaed _ - -•* '__ hiinmll»-lnnv ......... ______ bag"iiterrt atinl-rtl mlle-longatnns strip-Tne Thelax-I tax- j Clinton Clark and wif.- and daugh- KI™ hc,i> to the town, and a helpland their integrity should gel toUtnlt* for mentBera of private hunt- l»>*r wi only, jtri* hu pockets ter Lucih--of Gary Ind were visit- ’ ’ **•* stwrounding country as well. Reiher.and make a selection in adorsof hte Jtm-ter Mr* Mary Grans 11 w,il br * y"Tr>' ‘''ty for this; vanoe. and Uien draft tjx* one upon Inn-chib- In otlu i worte. a farmer PtekAl he actually pay* for bMVl*^ in ©raiwvtlte on mursdny and Fn-™'totry. nnd for its -maliri due* whom tiiey .igier, make him run. and town*, when bank:,, .operatedfand give him their united support.— . urn II hi-- Inml- bqt if he .. rough: h-iviny. it rfrrn* tn an artistic nnd danthis week Th v -s’-o v Ued . Cnuln V.BBI. .TUImv ■.A.-r'. *•« v'«k C;l>'. ygfa vixilanl. ■ shoo'Ing one nut <>l m u.-on. even if accomplished fn*hion. ii an. BiKi rtrniM -make local loan- and insist that _ • • *---------- — the birds arc destroying his crept. !>■- . Merely Propaganda. SImr.,;, .,«■« lh INVESTIGATING SOURCES is subject to arrest and severe punIn this connection It must be menj»u.lba. «, M.crn cram j... of common colds ishtm-nt Hut if « *o-c»ucd sports- tinned that Hie legitimate news re- ruu.«,. mkc v.w.ni “tl;; t 1- -• • - - - mun has money enough 4o own a gnrdlng state affairs la covered by a Rapids in company with -the Dc- -"uty to help the local community [from which their their denositors depositors arc are dede­ membership in a licensed club. Iw is .tuff uf trained reporter* maintained Manti* of Martin n"m W'HCh I rived, but must be oi*rated on a Doctors Declare Combination IM-imltted to steait both before tte- at the sjate Capitol by the import*" dud-blooded ba-ts <.{ ------chain ------banks।, SOUTH VER.MoNTVfl.I.E. opening of the regular hunting sea* aui nrusiiapcrs of Ik-troit ami of Virus and Bacteria .Mnand Mn A*a Strait. Edwin *> ’ “ r-*«rd* for the parent bank* Won and after nnd may legally *iu«t ’Grand Rapid*, tills staff being augResponsible Wall rAreet That wuuld Imnd n lavger number of birds It ii the mviited by one of the be. t news William* and Helm French spent European system brought to Mlclii- writers in Mulligan Mipjmrted by a last week in Petoskey and Alanson inu r 'tie control of Industries und of .A few years ago the commcn Cold .Mrs Etgie Ackerson im* beep ver-. l,,ur *“o>'' economic life to Hie ten- wax not reganfed as at all .serious or gnn and it lias been tlw subject of string of smaller city dailies. Addmore aertjnonious di^ujision among .-d to this pretentious list ate rnr- Ul .< Wr. Kv. In uml.K. “• . menacing .» ..non on .nx. to n™,„. health, rap opinion that nipulators of Now York Ti,al ..ubJcct ha* ciiangr'd greatlv becanw huntera and.‘.portsinen than any erth- respondent* constantly on the job but is better new Mr and Mr*. George Hall and '’’J1’ cw\'. it 1* n>w realized that many serious. er measure It wa* the center of and looking for news in thr intcrin ru...,,i Grund, but n “ would I" iiarmful h-^‘“Lj? U}r rest rc^:___ ««MH^ean the ciZnon Htirtira..... apent Monday ... todtin* ...te- tracrd.’.to ... a heated battle during the session eats of the Associated Press and the children of 1931 when its repeRl paas «l the United Pres* MRrnclr*. What goes. Rapids, senate and wA then tied up in a out from the department* l» not Ml-vs ■ -— committee of Hie hoiuJ^htch luid legitimate new* It is. colored prop- Floyd Robtiuwin and Sidney Hoinierilnc Ideals of nils country Much careful research ha* been been hand selected by Hr- million- Uganda and there l» no ricu-v- for rt Grand Rapids were caller* Sun-: -■ devoted to the dlsroverfe* <rF the alre club member* who had the car H It costs the taxpayers money to da? on Helen French. A Treat for Hastings JACK FROST DAIRY STORE 124 WEST STATE STREET Hastings’ Finest Store ... Specializing in Ice Cream, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk NOW OPEN to the PUBLIC Big Cones Buttermilk AU You Can Drink Buttermilk Ice Cream All Hand Packed Delicious! Sc 5c Quart 15c 40c Taka Homa a Quart 1 Malted Milks 10c Creamed Cottage Cheese Freeh Creamed Daily .. . Finest Quality High Quality Butter Jack Frost Ice Cream /n Many Flavort! MAPLE NUT ORANGE ICE ENGLISH TOFFEE ' BLACK WALNUT STRAWBERRY HONEYMOON CHOCOLATE BANANA VANILLA LEMON JIFFY BAGS will KEEP Ice Cream Hard for TWO Hours ir .'I .. . . . cau*«l by filterable viruses, which st?,U. I v.ra W u u ’a ar*“ h"Tsib1e under thr moot poweri Mr. am! Mrs Wallace Campbell and fu| „jlcro(lcO|X. nild i,. . - . , • uiruuan any porcelain niter u,*eu ov jthclr run. Muurk. whose lunensl lo^t* t1m. o!hfr IlrM, of w.u. held ut Hie home Sunday with 0.^-1, ha. r,.Hoard the throrr liS" Ts I Iht ixi.ni) 1. a a. Will have a nearly nearly alwav* alwav* nresent present in in the the tinner upper respiratory tract*, are th^ cause. ; jand eajp-.in the vacant room* ad­ I**!'"' of the College of Pliysljoining Leonard's baturday Bnll flurgi-oiu of Columbia, I July Jo Uniwnuty recently anirstinced that! I Mr and Mr*. I^on Leonaid and ttiey are convinced tliat colds agil1 j Mrs. Ell* Rogers have ix-en enter- influenza arc caused by a combine- [ tuining several relatives from ChiIcajp durtiig the past week. initiating agent H prepares the sail* Members of the garden club reI member the meeting with Mrs Hat- for tlw bacteria Neither the virusnor the bacteria alone would make Itle Whittemori' Thursday afternoon much trouble It Is tl>e combination' 1 at Pleasant-Bike. that does the nitwhtef i nn sum aic s (Matlde Gl O.it : pent S-.niday with Mr. .IS,*' .1-2 :: j Chamlx-rlain at Haatlhg.* ’ p.. ™..!.,.. b,. .ewewd b> L vaccination against the virus, and i’®* against tlw bacteria. It U be-, serve supper at tlw church Satur ■■ ­ licved that thu will prose to be the day evening followed tjy a e-“"-' find step toward solution ■ of the musical program by Rattle Creek , myitery ot the common cold and It*| talent Everybody is invned. too near companion, influenza It *o.i A very interesting meeting, full there h a chance- that these two of dlscuiLsion was held at the an­ scourge-, will be greatly reduced innual school meeting at tte* hall the near future if the two Columbia Monday afternoon The htwe wa- University umTOruiy mreangaiora correct,, imeatigators arc are correct.j full and every district in the unit Uw.n a mrrct attatk can be made! was rcprornnteq^ UpOn Of Snejie t»o senous' ORANGEVILLI disease*. \Vith the help of other! I Mi' and Mr* Arthur Mtnntck and treatments, such a* fresh air I daughter of Fairfax spent one day Hw rommon cold and (the past week with friends at this "*uen“ n“y bccOn“ kia dev‘s-*tI place.*n*i W O Pierce and family ot PlatnOBITCARY. ' wejl were Sunday guests of E D . Glenn S*lft «m of Aubrey and Lewis and wife. Inez Swift, wm born September 17. I Wilitam Rupe, who hu* been 1910. in Kslamo township. Eaton spending several week* with rela­ county, and died July 3, 1933 at the tives at Pontiac returned home one a»e ot 22 years, 9 month*. 16 day*. i“"i ,, . He spent the mo t of hi* life on the I E. D L*wls and wife attended the larm )n g., cou'nly. Besides hla llurwal ol hL W.ll-r Lrwb. „„„„ ,, „ Sl„vnri by ,our bmlh. aiolwa, Miiml.v era and Tow wtrr>. Onoo ot BalliMra Hellie Bran, and modOanraMl, nJJi, „l ivtoraty u. to enjoy an airaUn. airplane rai. ndc IdHXI. „ n^,,, „,d [over and around Pine lake. July 4th. a ho*! of relatives and friend* j James Hrraunelte and family I spent Bunday afternoon and eveAccording lo William 8. Brown, ning at the home of hu parents, Mr New York hotel owner, the problem! and Mrs Abe Hcrtnlndte near nf shelter for tiie unemployed white! iPralrieville who entertained in hon- callar claa* could be solved if every I jor of thru son. Walter, andwife ol hotel tn the United Btatea yould I Chicago open up 10 per cent of it* rooms for | Mr. and Mrs George Ash ot Bat- these worker* and carry them on itie Creek were Bunday guesU of her credit until they are reheated jsUtcr. Mr*. J W. Siu-meld. of thu -------------- --------------------place, The telephone girb In London's ! -------------- Lo*-*------------long distance exchange use as ninny O-tr radio Ians in Ung- a* 39 different languages and dta■ land pay llcetue fe<» for radio or lects in the handling of an average 'wiretoM ku. iat 4,000 call* dally. ECONOMY BEAUTY Here ia a new standard one ordinary lamp bulb. Thia new Frigidaire intro ducea a distinctive style in cabinet design, with a finish of white Dulux and hand­ some chromium hardware. CONVENIENCE QUALITY of economy. A genuine Frigidaire that operate* on as Tittle electric current a* Automatic defrosting—ice traya that alip out of the freezer at a touch of thr, finger—extra room for tall container*—and I compart­ ment for frozen storage. 'A MORE FOOD SPACE A highly efficient, apace-saving insu­ lation give* the cabinet smaller out­ side dimensions, but much greater food storage capacity. See the new Frtgidaircs at our showroom. With porcelain interior, every detail reflect* that quality which haa made Frigidaire the choice of a mil­ lion more buyer* than any other electric refrigerator. TUB SUPER FRIGIDAIRE LINE INCLUDES SIX NEW DELUXE ALL-PORCE LA IN MODELS— WITH MANY EXCLUSIVE FEATURES—THE FINEST FRIGIDAIRIiS EVER BUILT <77^ nw TjUGIDAIRE A G£NlH<tl. UOTOtJ VJLUt Nothing else like it... Don’t miss our Demonstration... Come in Today U CONSUMERS POWER CO. Phone 2305 Hastings, Michigan Banner Want Ads pARM and CITY HOMES, alike have odd articles of (iirailureymachtnery and clothing in storage that are too valuable to throw away. Other people in the county want to purchase just such articles, but do not know WHERE to buy. The Btipnvr Want Ad column is the best nipdium in Barry County .for bringing prospective buyers and sellers together. JT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE whether it’s rooms lo rent, furniture tcrsulh-sffartinents wanted, farm products for sale, hired help needed, articles lost, live slock strayed, or what not... in each ease yotf reach the persohs you wish to reach in the most direct way possible. Banner Want Ads get results! TA.ONT BOTHER to call in person ... Just tele­ phone 2115. If you are noLcertain of the word­ ing, we will do our best Jo assist you. Siinply give us the facts and jour ad wjU go into print clearly stated in the fewest words possible. Our rales are reasonable ... one cent per word Svith a minimum charge of twenty five cents. The Hastings Banner Telephone 2415 �TOT HASTINGS BANNFR. ffTUNtSDUY JULY 11. 1M1 PAOE SIX [ plan would easily go through, and WOODLAND. I Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick entertained (thereby a bank that hnd stood here the Bridge Club Friday evening, i for 70 years, had served the com-, I i' Mr. nnd Mrs. Raymond Faul and illin munlly ,dltbfu,ly- w°uld be kept go- ' I Mrs. George Faul were Sunday; N||IL|yigand tiie depositors’ interests guests of Mr. and Mis, Richard HIilJ would be protected, because they w I thenuelves would be Ute stockholtf-l. ^_______ _________ __________ ‘ O'Brien of Lansing. .erg In the new bank and would ] <conUnued from page one) Fight Aphis Scourge Miss Jean Mitchell of Grand Hav-. (Continued from page one) I themselves choose the directors who.}’ p»«v INVESTIGATIONS WILL BE Ute>mel L“d>bUgl ny a<ayl With the return of better times ill^ ‘“rn- wouffi ^ect the ofilrerk ; .uhwlt w lntere4l unU1 en is visiting her cousin. Arlene KU­ , patrlck, for a few weeks. REPORTED AT ANNUAL Y0Udrr^?m "re your CNI., would seem as If depositor, had a ’ronuXe oflh“hree be July L These three years were , Mr. and Mrs Chas. Otlley of Hus­ MEETING tings were guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Th(« i chww< lo ‘helr money chosen to *°r* wUh ,wo ot the d>- M*clfied because delinquencies old- D. B. Green at their cottage on Jor­ N0 OVERSUPPLY OF |rhvme-b t the modem Mr. Udy-',bM* ot bank “ ie<,nl a rector’ ‘n ,‘h* organization He' Umn I#M 4UbRcl t0 dan lake recently. PRYSiriANq IN <ITATF I do’ teU.» that the bahk was not permitItet mr. Mrs. Daisy Taylor visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred 6mlth ot Lake Odessa PHYSICIANS IN STATE reumlng her youngster, from a ted to work its own way out. as we .nd^HUte tenefittod roto the IMoore-Hoibeck Act from Thursday until Sunday and Amneinir Recvaae* In RtoV ।• Rhl"u «niv tn rescue've. h could ‘‘f. bank and make their subscriptions. Next the Moore-IIoIbeck act was , attended the Bible conference. Amanng Decrease in Sick- ( She *» no«• federal government kept Ita ihed- to thf. new capita) stock, and not passed. It extended the time for Mils Dorothy Beardsley Of West MEDICAL SOCIETY |USE L= pEST MJKFQ QIIRVFV Lake Ode”* canning Co. IvInilLU uUiiVLi ( Geti Quarter Million to neas and Death Reported by the Committee T HEAR NEW ^Xp7t ? ut 'Smcr^hiT^cJSdki to Waite? KMTOES । : NOW DELtNOUENT? **1Ud °'Lnor ur,*1' «*yta» •" UM‘- “7 Woodland spent the Fourth With PITTSBURG PRODUCTS Interior Wallhide Outside Paint* Floor Enamels White Lead and Oil • Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Mr Have. „ntained it “°n * -tho*'of ,W3; to 8*P**m‘*r ’• 1Wi Atone Mohler PHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE prom what Mr. Hayes explained it Thrre were five names presented bywithout penalty or Interest If any Mr and Mrs Arthur Altording nrofitahto tov«t* '« rqprewnt them A property on which texes were de- and Mr. and Mrs John Bulling at-. ^!!*iWitaui!t a ^SJfJe r^otl2n W<” ™ad< nn<d CI“T,<?<,1 tha' Unquent prior to 1930 had not been tended the thirtieUi wedding annl-! 1 ™1 — - 1830 lud n^lbeei!l tcndpd lhe thirtieth*wedding annl-| ------ ------------- To inert this sit-;taxes with those \>t more recent landVf Green'lake Sunday. vey of Michigan. This was planned gulp—and when farmer* who have par value ft wlij cosl uw stock-. 1Jfl tlon the PLEASANT HILL . end guests of Mr. and -Mrs. Stephen nation the nnmname.-, of the fire were: year*. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart flchalbly of I . in order tha: the investigation* ot JK* CW“ 'tn.’ ,iolder* $3° for pa<:h 125 ihnre- Th^' placed in a hat. A indy drew iromi -- ----------- A lady drew from; on July 1. tta Bellows ad be- Grand Rapid* called on Mrs. Nellie,; The funeral of Mrs. latvlna Carey Curler und Vcrc, U» <—« mW ..par. tto IX ” re dX^to X. IK * SSlMl1>»• <>» n.n..._Ch.rt..! Jack Tomp.von of Grund Rapids I was held in Grund Rapids Sunday. ««« .Kteten ■„ Ute ’iKTW--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------"•SS’ffi! W - U. Interment in Irving cemetery Mr*.' was a guest of Mr and Mrs. Steptan related itself to tta nrerttoe .rf:h..H 1* e.MArni* « « nmir- IU.. *?°!000.5“VP,’ k *1 d 1,0” Perry The necessary papers ]Mtive resolution, grafted a further given by the ladies of lhe Methodist,i Carey was a sister of Fred Johnson Carter recently. Mrs Clare Williams and Mrs. Clif­ *tare.T* .?* Hom Washington for ,v.en*ton •«• tor “ last years levies « tochurchattheGarnbulldingSaturmedicine: also a* as It u might suggest ter of a million ladybuj ladybugs. It*»ve the stockholders no share »* jv*. • «»«• cnurent» tne m«>h ouuhuw oaiur- of this place. Campbell were in Saranac what doctors could and should do These were shipped by special re-■ ‘h- n«^bank. unleS th?y can n put 7m^.r ’ 1. Those u .'*talnlnP ‘hr subscriptkms. When No November Those who who have have not not day, day.July July15. 15. Home Homemade madeice Icecream cream Mrs. R J. Williams is somewhat ton Thursday. to adapt their work to' changing frigerator express cars in dormant Jot the stwk ' pald ,ej'j UXft by lhat Um* wU1 *** and dakr wlU “ned be«lrj“nK improved from her recent illness Tta Sunshine Club will meet with J conditions * condition and jpon arrival were du- “p lddr"On to uu.5 ? and When Hie £ *7 ,F'^ P »nd ‘Merest on thaton year's six P M ...u, penalties ana interest mat at years and was able to be brought home Mrs Ervin Tijurtday. Tiie State Medical goculy- will tributed to farmers. Th; “Xti In addluon w _ ' _2. _ _ "nd <Kn UD *° that the-UvU< .n »•<------of. Portland _u from the home of her daughter in Miss Kathleen Schafer ^rets^w-t^aside far tive ! opcntd Bnd h*8*” delinquencies, however, the Moore- is spending the. week with Mr. and Grand Rapids Sunday meet tn Lansing. July 12. at which was more or les* of an> exneriment, experiment. ^ ’ts set aside for*the « per tX eern^ Holbeek bill will step in |o prevent Mr.ofCiia., Tiie cost livingCook. has decreased time this committee will submitReed declared, and the results »P- tenefli of ,he the 40 cent of deposits I tnelr ‘i wil7nLt ofTthe elther or and Mesdaihes Frank Paul are working at Delton. 22.9 per cent since 1929. according tnelr report. report. We We have have seen seen a a sum.urn- peared peared to to be be satisfactory satisfactory. will not MV mv thei^lW themortSnal 1W cents centade^vsi onthe .JteCtfto HL.in^hS22 H«ttoJThn™ (hs‘.‘thu <’<1:ner w interest interest Mesdames Frank eNeithamer, Neithamer, Paul mari I?^n,2^| reown^d '^udeany set aside cl,ar«*and “*ck nnd ant^? 8.l.“n^‘er^spent lT’“ rnari of a part of this report and The pea crop in the Lake Odessa dX™}^^ ?! fiTiheir orbital dePMits., ■ nmSr tenk maT ilh% (n ‘ccluilcally the charge of 2[« Brodbeck Arlle Spindler Mr. and Mrs, Ben Frost nnd two to the Bureau ot Statistics of the take'from It a feif paragraphs, sugterritory ha* suffered badly from ^n^hi stockholder* in the^old & tk ' Un ‘ l uenry against the property. Thursday with Mrs Mabie Tucker children of Detroit were Monday! Labor Department. take’from it a fcif paragraphs, sug- territory has suffered badly from t^.n the stockholders in the old delinquency against the property. Th.2.-^L;- “hh |e‘tlve orwhat ’h*1 the committee lour'd found the extremely hot we.Uwr during SfiTupon “?.nia . Although the legislature legteJature made no of of_Clark*vllto. ge.Uveof 'J fi a 1W «»*. Clarksville. | guest* of 3>er aunt. Mr* Stephen | -nd reported. .the past few week* so that the norf^^t « dlre<‘‘ Pp0'1»*«‘ demanding the payDon McLeod and Miss Dorthy Carter, and family ’ Il is pouible to hold water In "Medical practice can no more mil pack of from 65.000 to 80.000, ronserv- U,2i!irthC> subcrlbe for the new ment of 1032 and subsequent current Curtis-were Sunday guests of Mr Mr and Mr* Martin Moll nnd .sertetu that ure used to sift building maintain the status quo than can cases will be cut in two. according sw , , , , taxes, the delinquent tax relief am! Mrs. Ed. Echtinnw of Hastings, children of Kent City'were week-(| cement. any other movement In human to Reed's estimate*. About 700 acre* ,hat -?a —.uUof’ the world rnm-n .measures make it mandatory for Opal Baker and June Crockford’ 1 ■Nairs. " of pf«» were grown thi* year and A "' ’J bo^ " I ~ u . the. owner to pay 1932 levies and toft Monday with County Agricult"Once medicine is seen a* an in- should have yielded a return to J**";.ba^5®'np “u£h. < Charles Wilcox who for many -hone for following year*, within urnl.Agent. Mr. Foster, for the 4-H tegrated part uf the whole social planters of around $25,000. "5 year* resided acra* from the WI- three year*. If the 1932 taxe* are not Camp at M. S C Opal got. a* and economic order, changes will The Lake Odessa Canning Comschool passed away last Friday.{paid, the owner cannot use the in-.county champion and June as altcrnot only be expected but planned pany plant to in the midst of the ”5 j"? ' j bankl?*!S {u*?eraJ W,M J?e d Sunda*'- *1thj stalment plan for retirement of pre- note. Mrs C. J. Barnum .was their for according to circumstances." Pta pack now and as soon us March b.urla *" Rut,land ‘‘(‘mt,I'ry beside1 y1<HK delinquencies, for his property leader. "As medicine became more effithe wax nnd green beans ‘ J ““7.P" the remains of hls wile, who pawed, utn become subject to sale in 1935. Mr.-nftd Mrs. Chas. Cook nnd fum-' cient In ita treatment of Illnesses. ai» l*K'n to come in. This crop CM**a c'cry. away twenty year; ago. Mr. Wilcox n 19.33 taxes are not paid |y 1930 ily were Sunday guests of Mr. und AT CHICAGO, SUNDAY, JULY 16 nqulrements of medical services de- '« expected to be normal with 250 ’«-J™;th..'?'8'’ lllr.w" .of H“rtow “nd Rhcdaithe property wohld-become subject Mr*. Joe Hackenbruch of Portland, creased—a condition which parallels acres under cultivation producing •7- =“‘!”Td*xp.„ ’hi. eame from WUc0X- ,or, wbdm the‘^icox school to «alr In lhat year and after one ------Mr* Josephine ----------Todd was -n J dinner te:hnological unemployment In thelfcops that should return to the ‘{^e Jl^was named He u sunhed by one instalment of the delinquent umortl- g„ r.,u at the home u. guest of Dr and Mrs field of industry." M5.000 to $20,000 . a»7(»' SOn Earl W,,rox' and •tmnd’ had h*” ‘he owner R G. Finnic Friday evening •The decrease m sickness and in .' Tomatoes ulll come next and this ™al “"“J™ , , , would be liable to law hte holding* Mr. and Mrs. Ward Plant.* and deaths is one of the amazing and crop to expected to total about 1.500 a^^t. wjth not a cent of Mrs. Wm. Cuihjng Of Alma spent Formula for New Acta. Bevprly spent Sunday with Mr'nnd probably the most gratifying of all tons of canned product. The return til" all *hc ’,ast *'1’ her mother’ Mri The formuta written by tlw new ^Fs Elon Plants of Grand Rapids, the modem «o /*nnw» from crop o^ltaSds would M.cCfnn ... « ' act is: Mrs M.,C. BeVtee of Detroit is • 41V results liuutu. obtained VU.JIUIU by lUUUVllI .. '............... -........this -....... K to estl......................................................... ................................ ........ ” e~w’ A^aP^U.^of ^.8oClX.‘y mert Pav 1932 and subsequent year »t ‘he home of her daughter. Mrs ' medical practice. It permits medl!,!atod to run about $15,000. tact onlv one of them is orwi at the ia* home of MrA Floyd Benner (axv, a$ promptly a* fxxssible to Arlle Spindler, for an extended visit cine to survey tiie field and ask: ■ - ---------------------------dSlo d,.™?’” ’’ “ toMUtolnd in® .»S MIU A,™ toUnttM termWhat new form* of employment are! “ — - — —— • —• ~<b|« Hich puking uh»l! be at paUoa'i to be developed " ' ernment red tape very largely, ulso < \<r< Marv Mills a-ent with her J'>»x.wsJble Iom of property through tl'r. Mrs. Forrest McMillen of HasAik Tkkrt Agent for lufortaatlen tX“lt?h5^M«teit-‘C0X AndrenUfeffiXr to 3j P“y “» dcUi.quenctos. prior to "Eight per cent’of the population In Michigan received 35 per cent ot the total 1929 state income; 92 per 1---. ------- ..... ... ... Mohler of South Woodland and Mr cent of the population received 65 ■’•"<’“> h.“lun^r, per cent of the Income." and Mr*. Lester Brumm were Sun­ ’ relatives from Grand Rapids re- afIer untU rcUrrd,- . "The average excess of Income -------------------------------------------------- ‘banks. day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will AVOID HIGHWAY CONGESTION TRAVEL SAFELY BY RAIL irAnxno.j from. **** II Mr.the Sigler said of tta.officers and'centlv over bare necessity coats of living -______________ >. (Continued pageIdlrect^and one) GOOD NEWS FOR MOTHERS attorney tta; Mrs. Chrt.*tina *Love of Detroit .is' Flory. for families in Michigan, excluding---------------------------------------------------- .directors and the attorney of UhMrs. Christina Love of Detroit is; l,OOD NEWt» FOR MOTHERS. Mr, and Mrs Frccm furrow and - •lx,Mlblc , staying here ...... wiiuojxni; Mr*. Della Kopp of Hasting* called medical costa, amounts to $357 for "al crates ot empty milk bottles.1 bank had ,r',t'd 4n every with her mother .O.' for,’ reupic People UKU used iu to UIOIK think .whooping (cough was " not rertoii* it on Mr and Mrs. Wesley Meyers Satfarm families. $661 for non-farm When the reu? of the truck raised flnd a *?y to reopen, i‘two wn weeks. nt tta ** rto,i€ disease ” TRAINS USE STATION ADJOINING GROUNDS utcac crates ciaic* lurched luiciieu forward. lorwonz.- ' —-—- —----- - — Miss Marie Beverwyk Is attend-i has proven to be very troublesome, ufday afternoon. families, and $332 for individuals up Jhese with all nil Uiv the uii»iil* driving force vf of tiie the cvicol-: Plan by the summer m. school at W. S T. C. Complication* from it have resulted, Miss Marda pan) visited her Without families." WiUi *' *' government. iII(. «.»»■»■><;• • was these ■ ut1 Kalan^ Kalamazoo. These ’ figures,, however. Include' bsion. It crates .that which had been explained by Mr. • “ 00- Mrs. Kirk Wilcox! fatally In many case*. * Mr*, c. B Benham.. .the capf-■ j'of Coats'Grove, a former •* teacher I Recently two University of Call­ 'grandmother. caused the most’serious injuries to Hayes. rHe — explained --——-T-’’-. jthat — Hastings from Thursday until ,al •',ock of any^banklng liu>Ututlon of Marie's, is also attending, and foniln bacteriologists announced an of ilies vyho hav'e little or nothing left Mr. Stautler. who’suttered the fracl !;! fomwd must be bought with with;....... ------ --together. I they room I effective vaccine for the treatment Sunday. nnn ... with which .to buy adequate medical turc of seven rite, hot far from tnA now formed Mr«-• and Mrs. Fay C. Wing.«s>Mr “’• w,Hre ----------- 'S'Xt'S,1.’; TSX' *'-----1U «----be obtained in services. The survey committee con­ hack bone, and whose head waA «•***• MARTIN CORNERS. ■ I ing its effect*. Tiiey 8a gave .'- ddemonstra2IOn'..a' (Iren and Mrs Grant Osgood enjoyed clude* that a great many families Jammed into the steering wheel by Hostings? In view of losses which: the impact o! u«iv one tn of the crates, iour ’l*0P«e sustained in — recent Mr “ and Cliff of rvuiaKala-':..... ’l°ns seemed •mpuw in n«r. uuiu. ’ have.7 —: tha, "" •"* Mrs. v un Duran knj.au ui — which — ........ . to — prove ...... the ,. ,w,i 1..-V dinner with Mr and Mrs have ah inadequate income to pay >WK ......... «... ...... . . . . ....a (t raif-IHn Rrnr^t Shorno at ttair coltaze ut tor medical care, especially in view whidi also forced hto ctast against. yMf« “ u evident that outelde mazoo and William Taylor ot Bat-;'alue of ttair discovery not be attracted. There*-tie Creek were Sunday Mternodn The vaccine was developed by Dr p lnt Jordan lak(. Sundny of the fact that there U kceyi com­ the rim of the wheel or Its center.'“1>1 ,aI the only source from which tta callers at Alfred Fisher's Albert P Krueger, ptotewor of About thirty- attended tta reunion petition for the small average sur­ causing a small puncture of one of plus which remains. 1 the lung*. Mr. Stauffer did not fully: nioney can be .obtained will be from, Mr. and Mrs J E. Mattoon ot b-.cterlology and Mrs. V !o Nichols ( o( thl. class of 19321 of the Womtper-­ regain consciousness until Sunday ,,1<’ dcpoaltora ot tta'-Natlona! bank, j Hastings were Sundny aftenioon a research associate >n bacteriology. [aIld townshin school at Morean The average family of 44 per tual At this writing, Monday, hi* pros-,I! I'th'-pur|«^‘of U- Freddent t<», callers ut Mr. und Mrs. Grr I teh-jin that Vnnereilj They hare pro- p-r|( Tlioenauple lake Sunday* j sons pays $108 a year lor luNL..: (duced successful result* tn 80 per’ Mrjl Reila cunPr s.wnt Sunday 1 v,re. care, uaauuuw including paj.ucnu payments w to doc- pecta for recovery seem good. Mr make national banks sound beyond; rr s. tors, hospital, nurses, dentists, and Ironside suffered a -painful and:question Changes are coming in the: The Misses Ruby. Annabelle, Car-'.cent of the cones, which is n large Mr niu> Mra j>a£Ln Wolctltt drugs.” serious injury to hls left leg just bunking busine.ss The announced, rie, Greta und Marjorie Cogswell (Percentage. This will be welcome Of vvest Woodland But one family in every 10, the (below tta |tnee. It to hoped that he P°llcy government demand-. of Lakeview called on Aunt Millie. “> mothers. rne‘ Mhuffonarv Sodetv of the report shdws. pays a bill of more;may not have a stiff knee, but that;ln< “mid*tanking will be carried । Fisher Sunday. ------------ **'•----------------M r church held their July meetthan $250 One-tenth of tta fam- is one of tta serious possibilities of °u‘- v«ry tev °* ‘h*-' bank* that. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Triiitwein of ADAMS LIKE. Ine the home of Mrs Harry Baker LAKE. ihea pay <1-Per cent o! the total the men and «* »'»»«»"« hdr »«h-1 mothRichard Hughes, who has Wednesday afternoon Homemade Uw accident .Both aakm .nd Mr.| }»y* £■*>» JS* £T*'£d ."JlT nTitaiJ >'Tyrobe’ PL' «L' u‘"r>« ‘Uw Kletenl Hujhw tew hu been bn vUratewitani mtel medical bill" Stauffer* “J* 8« p.r ,ol<h.,rM„ e,. Trautwein. SI.un.r. atoter teter Hazel Hate. and .nd IMtty wuy.lu.e hteJ® ~ ’Ur« Tr.u.Hn, at Alfred'in AHrteln Battle (unto Creek <Wk with -uh hi* hl. daughter tewhte ice 1« cream rr-.m and .nd cake c.kr were «... served w.v.d by by It te seen." wysthe report, "that Stem hr*- *UieU n^ ab<?^Ftjliers few days. days for ,hc JU5t . ” were —•-e brought to Pennock hoshanded over to a reorganized FuQters for a tew lk,.t thrcc WPvks WP..k.,hat has re- the hostess. hostess lh«, injuries l.uurte cared cute tor. to. ;| J»** >MS;W hUMte rnter Mrv.Hi.umte w hte hl, home. home. We W. are .re glad (tad to to The Th, Young Yoddd People'* department <kwUn.nl of M the first step towWl a .wider and pita) and their “ will cI!d U^l jathU ‘) r* Un. ^au. “* ,K S!‘cr J.ndnd' Mrs , ” ‘“rned to more complete distribution of medt- Mr. Stauffer. «toter ,n i ul ,as much improved imfrured ininthe theBrethren Brethrenchurch churchofofthe thevillage village * ' *■ “ wa* ~able to gp ~ --‘ireport he I* to much cal care is to devise some means of’home that afternoon. The other । has been obtained anywhere in the week with Mrs Murtha Dcmond fhealth spent the Fourth at Can. > Mack balancing Ute economic burden of three are at tta hospital as Uus a country far has been 50 per cent. Mis* Alma HUton vteited in tta Dan Bagley who is suffering from Indiana. ‘ ’ |««Wn M"J* p°” w,l‘w >*»■ « dUJiZte.™ TteClu. o! 1»» h.M their reAbout 43 per cent of tta 4,725 prtIt is unfortunate that thto comer | s{«l» 10 be taken would be whan the Saturday. I b,.cn ,'n wl| (hu we(.k unlon nl thp England cottage «t vate practice physician* in Michl- has never been put in good condt- proper'amount of capital has been I Remember the preaching service Mr* Libbde McKibbin and daugh-i Saddlebag lake Sunday Tiie followgan earn less than $2J00 a year. ’Ion Tiie soli to sandy, the gravel in subscribed then the wmsenator of next Sunday. A young man te to fill ters were in Yankee Springs Tuas- ing attended: Mr. and Mr* Roy Thirty per cent receive an Income the roadway is loose It Iuu been j tta tank. Mr. Tolhurst, would sell to' the pulpit. Come to Sunday School I dav . .... Roberts and children. Ml** Ardith below $2.000., ' reef^ntecd J tta .i recognized ha»* «u dat»ea.r<i(t« dangerous mmMr comar for forll*e new* new bank tta the sixts' sixty uer per cent of o! 1I at at 10:30 und and «tav stay ia to nrrurhi,,.. preaching servMr. Slocum of Wayland called on Leonard. Miss Lucy Lind. Miu i’hyl,----R..time. — Attention lias been liquid About 41 percent of the physl- 3 !o|1 -w..1 ««*« ------- pronounced r-------- — — by-- the — .ice. ils England. Birdsill Holly. Mr. and ran authorities. •nthnritirv The The L. A. 8. wfil be postponed for Richard Hughes Tuesday clans' gross tiiComc goes to pay lhe called to it more than once, K..» but ntmuwnri government * own Callers at the Dun Bagley home Mrs.' Elwtn Hayward (Lillian Lydy),. costs of the practice. Twenty per nothing has ever 4>een done about it.! bank will be opened with a new one week and so will be held the during the week were. Mr. and Mr. and Mr*. Manning (Dorothy cent of the bills of physicians are Both Mr. Ironside and tta High-1 charter, but this new charter must fourth Wednesday instead at the Mrs. Chas Esterline of Neeley. Mr Meyers', Laird Wotring, Marie Bur-, never paid.. lands Dairy-carried liability ituur-lhave the approval o! the officials at third Wednesday Watch for .tiie and Mr*. Dorr Backus and two kle. Carl Lehman. Lyle Hynes. Vic­ Approximately 1.670 specialists ’ance. It would stem a* if the insur- Washington. There will be no re- notice next week telling the place daughters of Galesburg, Melbourne tor Bawdy and Miss Fern Schultz and pkrt specialists receive a* much “we companies may raise the point,Slriclion* as to withdrawal-, of de­ o! meeting. | Sluck of Kalamazoo. Mrs F. E Fish­ and Mr. and Mrs C, J. Barnum. - . general —practitioners . i.u_.in «u: Uiat ------ -the county —• may— - —some posits.-Tiie official* o! the new tank as the .... 3.047 luive reer. and Miss Vera Sonncvfilc of ' Mr. and Mrs. Karl C. Paul »nd: COATS GROVE the state. j sponslbiUty for thio accident, be- will be chcM-n by tile bank directors. ias* quite quite seSC- ' SLtehi’lm nZ Mart inland T\f« Children spent Sunday evening with <•<( by oy inc the .,, Walter Thompson inumpson "Here is pre«ntcd." says the re- cause It lias allowed such a danger­ who in turn will Me elected — u_._ lhewas ... .in the .. Ketchum of Martin arid Airs. Mr. und Mrs. Ross Pierce of Clover-: theretore. purely hurt when fell stockholders and will, port. ■ cold-statistical evidence of °u« turn on a road having a good ? barn.' striking" hto tack In iuch'a ’ Pankle °l>ha?l°re‘ dale. represent tta depositors. the grinding nnd clashing ot certain dtfal o! traffic. « !loas® a,ld Ear! Boul{er- local Bun-1 Rev. Carrick nnd hls orchestra Tiie concern of the government. way. that bv havine X-rav cogs that make up the social struc-' ‘ Mr. Sigler said, will be to moke the: “ was found hte back to be broken.|mrfilrf^ttijSm’ Mr and Mrs from the Sunfield U B. church will MIDDLEVILLE. ture. One cog is insufficient medical put on the program for the Com­ — -------. — w^v.. new bank a thoroughly good one. He was taken to the Pennock hos!HJPtain? Mr ’ tnd Carl Fenton of Jackson has been service; another is insufficient medlmunity service Sunday evening at 1 calling on relative* and old friends . The government will not consider; Pital Friday add was put into. a : the Methodist church al 8:00 o'clock. Applying, a ratio of one physician, here where be was raised and re- any other plan than the one they'cast. We are indeed sorry that h<-,, !rL “ar, P8yI* an“ Mn l*onard 1 i Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ruell and famhls education have presented. If tills plan cannot should ta laid up in this way. u7 ’iinent Mr Sun<tav ‘r‘«• • to every 700 persons, an acceptedIj 'reived Monday to school election. There' be canted out by tha* depositors There will be ho Commuruly *rv-' *Q.v wer^ Mr plreX «d“with Mrs”’th7 £S ‘i"atn. a»vej standard for adequate medical care, R^i.rt"nf mt at Gobles Miu Phvlllsrenmlned there are too few physicians in1 a:< two to be elected to the board, there will be only one alternative, ice next Sunday evening ou account I .nd mU for " two wreta vWt with tar private practice in every county in, So far u we hare heard there are ®nd that to a receivership. If than of the Silver Med. 1 .Contest .t the ?nmitoof oln^RaSd* grandpwenta^ I Michigan, with the exception of- wily twx> candidate*, each to sue- aJ»ll happen tt will be the duty of (South Woodland Brethren church. 1 I the receiver to force tlu; sale of tta Clinton Boise and Mr* Mary n. Rev X Mr* A E Wynn Visited Washtenaw County where, because. cred himself. RM. Johnson. »on Dr. E. R ' aueta.of the bank, in order to wind Barnum hare both been suffering ’ .nreTndn8 ' Mr nnd Mrs Jack Wvnn of Lansing of the University, the conditions are. John-on. and Paul lucre been visitU P't* affairs u soon as lie can. Mr. from revere heart attacu. the formEiven^n^tancar'future Sunday. Little John Wynn whohu unusual." ! --------- --------' •for a few day*, ............. driving Sigler—uld for er having----------been dangerously fJ tta been mendiri reverol wreks vrtm 'nn-rc were 300 more persons to here — he —, to—tta .—attorney , —----------- ----------—ill. .... but 2L2X NCE more this store offers the novel *'»ral ckred d*... le next. each physician in 1931 than there through from ttair their Connecticut Connecticut **'"■! closed tank, banks and and that that it it we we are are glad glad to to note note that that ttav they are are E''Tyonr. *«* grandparents, returned to J,. hls . . . nnd here is an Interring ex­ were in 1900. All the gams in num-heme. They enjoy getting back to would be his judgment, bused upon both improved at this writing. . week and plan to attend. -----home with them ample in which is combined quality in ber of physicians in urban districts the old home town and their many j experience, tliat if the Hastings NaRuth andv Marian Woodman and ■ „ Mrs. Nellie HUI had the misfor' BOWNE CENTER. have up to 1931 been at tiie expense friendvenjoy seeing them each sum- j UpnM Bank had to go through a re-j Gilmore Dustman motored to Kulastyle, leather and workmanship with ex­ o,tunc to fail from the sidewalk us William Marshall of £---------------o! the rural districts. mer jj |ceivetahip the depositors would te mazoo Saturday. returning on treme value. Merely one . . Wai™ l,ie abou ‘ 10 enfer car downa e wsim,.. ----- Mont s-^ herShi-'cut"a she Instead of an oversupply of phySwiVrnl men from here attended i lucky to get 50c on the dollar. The; Sunday. (Sanatorium vl^$d at the Wayne town j----------ny evening. example of a dpzen invit- (h "■ Zl*/ ... ~ plan offers them ...... 60 per cent' Tiie nwncna Birthday Denton home Wednesday. Laurence 1 0I1^ jjJ(, back of her head and sidons. tl>e committee concludes,the Hastings National Bank meet- new Loyal Womens ing styles at,.,this feature I ——. M there is a distinct undersupply. "The inK. in Hosting* Friday evening. We if they will participate in the rtor-1meeting will be held Friday after-' Benton. Mrs. Addie Benton and Mrs. 1 bumped it severely . I tlwught in Michigan siiould be ccn- ali hope to see thu bank quickly sanitation, with a Jalr chance to ritem with Mrs Pearl Demand All pertrude Thomas took him to .Ute price JL get a larger percentage, if not all of I are invited to attend. Sanatorium- Wednesday evening. 1 OBITU ARV tered. the committee believes, upon opened. ‘ '--------------Dave Chase. who always meets the 40 per cent of their deposit*. Mrs. Mattle Kimble 1* moving to; Mr. and Mrs. Orvln Smelker spent; the problem of increasing the which are impounded. HaslU-.ga and her son, Floyd, and the Fourth at Hess lake. ; K^EttnllXMbomMAuic rvTunn av iuac. • > ----- . — —---- amount of productive tune tiie phy­ you with a smile at the Geukes mar­ Morey Moore and Clara Sisson of bu ^ ,, X " „ Jan ’ ’ • ia ^ ’ and dc ‘ An attorney, who represented the j family of Woodland will live on the - ------- ■»*— bum. N. Y.. Jan. 9. ias«. and desician devotes to practice." - ’ ket. is on. Ids vacation, going with Irving were Sunday evening guests >iart,<‘d thi-* w** 4un* *8- 1S33hls family to northern Michigan, largest stockholder in the bank, who (farm, , Hastings. H-*“neS She si- was was united In tn mar­ where he hope-' to loose the cough reside* in Albion Mated that It was Mrs Mj.rUe smith of Kalamazoo of Henry Thompson and family. OBITUARY. Fourth of July visitors at tta Guy riage to Ira E. Erway of Rutland t Jason J. Henpey. youngest ron of ‘that has been bottaring him for his judgment that the wise thing vijited at E. G Smith's and H. for the depositors to do 1* la reor-1 Woulffnan'* last week. ISmith home were. John Thomas and township, where they resided until'I Jacob J. and Mary A. Henney, was 4 of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs Bud October 1905. To this union eight.I - w-.-.—} k.oum* w. w. auu aua ganlzc the bank, as it would save: Lloyd Dcmond led the Community family ' born in Ohio, May 14. i860. and', Whitmore went lo Grund 'Rapids,n? moncy which would be lost it' service Sunday evening ut which Bnlaer and son and Mr. and Mrs. . children were born. three of whom \ Houghton of Detroit. Bea­ preceded their parents in death. Tta and Sunday with friends went on to ‘r®. “*nk were forced into a rcceiv- time E. S- Tiromiuon gave an ex- Howard : trice Thomas and Merrill Karcher five living children are: Mrs. Glenna > Muskegon lo visit their son CTtaries. er ? ” tp -. , ... . eeltent sermon. " days. He came to Michigan with hls G. D. returned home Monday A. M. I Mr- S1«‘er called upon the deposit----------- , accompanied Mr. and MrL Hough­ D. Darling of Ann Arbor. Mrs. Hal- Mrs. Whitmore te remaining to or * to ask any question* they pleased STONY POINT. ton home and remained until Sun­ tic B. Anders. Delton. Ernest T.. malning in Carlton the rest of his and------Earl— M.-------Erway 1 evening. , Howard D, ----- all Spike or life. In 1886 lie was united in mar­ Grand Rapid* visiting her daugh- •“ t0 the steps to be taken or as to Jean Kulxill ha* just returned day Mr. and Mrs. George W.ldring < °f Hasting*. ■ All sizes, !wh8‘ the proposition would mean '.from a three-weeks’ trip to KettogR'fr riage to Miss Lucy V. Bull To this ters for a few days. Cuban E F- Blake and wife were tn thei10 Uum Several took advantage of Camp at Pine lake. and friend of Holland were .upper w *•* union was bom one child. Mrs. 3 to 8 Sunday called on friends•()tbls opportunity. Their questions; B J. Wellman-------------was in Bellevue andguests of Wayne Benton's Thursday ---------------ubituakx. Heeia Lewis Weaver, of Hastings. He is north ;-------------------and ---------------------------were promptly and we thought sat- Olivet Saturday. ----- /. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Deming and| Charles Wilcox was born In Bep­ survived by his wife, daughter, three. ln_J5Te:“ I'0’™.’ . , , . Ed. Mtad Maad is visiting tar par-' Mr. and Mr*. Wayne Benton attend- tember, 1855, tn Rutland township ~— — grandchildren and two great -/P10™** J: G*JcUe 1$ greauy 1m- Ufactonly answered. Mr. Sigler 1, Mrs. I ed the funeral of their uncle. George and ha* resided on the same farm grsndchlldren. He was a kind and Prov<*1 1* »«• to got out on the stated, in answar to a question, that ent* at Grand Rapid*. no depositor would be or could be Herman Kuball and Will wadeU Deming', of Freeport Thursday. practically all hl* life. He passed loving husband, a good father and a i P°rch dally. ' forced to take stock in the new bank. were In Grand Rapids last week. t Mrs. Asahel Thompson and Ar- away July 7. In June 1876 he was He explained that certain govemMr. and Mr*. Ttd cole of Grand dlth and Mr*. Henry Thompson were married to Eliza Hall, wta preceded «« confiscated liquor in automobile mental units, such as school dis- Rapid* and Mrs. Deakln of Mecosta tn Grand Ledge Thursday after- him in death In Feby; 1913. SurvlvFuneral services were neid on । radiators instead of the uatial mH. tricu. township treasurers, etc., had ealled at Ed) Deakln's one evening noon "Barry County's Busiest Shoe Store" I Ing are on* son. Earl, two grandson*. I Friday at 3:W P M. at Carlton freese^oluUoT ino authority to sign up for stock. the past week. The Bowne Ladle*’ Aid served Robert and Keith. Funeral services Methodist church. Rev. Izxvmu: *o»uu<xi. , *__________ . 114 W. STATE ST. HASTINGS, MICH. 1 But if those who have the right to officiating. Burial in Qari Lon terne-' The King and Queen ot England sign up would put 20 per cent of Gordon Rowlader to Ivorne from‘dinner and Joe cream and cake at were held on Sunday, July 9. at hls Jackson where he lias been visiting;their hall. July 4U>. They took In,home. Rev. b. J Adcock officiating. tATV I k.u. (A __ I their total deposits into stock, the hls mother.. (about 48000. iInterment tn Rutland cemtery. , Ir^M hrtd of uy sue vusuoMs.ee । «^. new mine Muivvuewa vm. Bevrral years ago the Michigan 'X^ed th^ the iZbte?is^ond of Medical Society named a committee the Sphl^aotondln fact that she «,■“ s-s,1 ssy.K *■ Special Excursion Train to A Century ot Progress AA VJJ ROUND THp CORCheS Only A BAD COL H III Rin 10 n luO'»«« >"«' th/ H x >™ Michigan Central flHHLE /AMAIf In Patent Leathers . . . ower The New SANDALS O HASTINGS CUT-RATE SHOE STORE Mis �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JULY It, 1M3 TWENTY HASTINGS GIRLS KFMERIJNG—TRAVER. SPAGHETTI RECIPES. On Wedtu-sday afternoon. July 5. Casserole of Spaghetti and Meat, twit at Hickory corner* AT CAMP KITANNIWA at 2 30 o'clock the marriage nt Mis* Season 2 cupfub of chopped Me*. Mabel clnrk ami Misx Helen :Avvonue Traver. - daughter < t Mr. cooked meal with 1 tcaspoonful of Clark bf. oipBaturrlay for !.da?vtcw Second Period Opened and Mi”. Ed C Tra.er. tu Mr How-_*ajt % o| a teaspoonful of onion ‘ Hie aummcr, •ud Kin)»rUng. son of’Mr. and Mr., juice, and 1 liuilwpwinful of dbopMonday Morning Oontin Frank IPmrrllhg of Buttle Creek, ped green p-rppvr or parsley. Add „.. . Hdrry Cross* of -—» -.-------- .—.■‘••emnlzed ut the parsonage.of ■ cupful of tine bread crumb* anil Clifford Dolan is lu Chicago thia- Mr. and Mrs. John Engel spent: Mr* charle.i Faul was in Kalama-.Grand Rapid* are spending some Nccek on business. yUeiity HMtiniP Camp Fire girl* !h'.‘ Urbandale Community church ] ea8. and’anoitgh cold gravy or time with Mjs. Gordon Iron*|de. -I| Hurry Ritchie vm in Detroit on meat stock to make Die mixture Patricia gnd Joan Htrtcklen <! are enjoying tliy benefit* uf camp : by Rev. L. George Bqacock\_MLss Geraldine Isenhath was in (rim!*. • Grand Rapid* ate t noting . Uu i> Kitanmwrfutx-leur hike, having left Attending . tlw bride un* MUs pack easily. Carte a package of 'Kiltymaxoo on Saturday Miu Edith Potter ot Laiuing w.n,!'Tuesday on bumncM. .. Mi L.r.in: r Strick* ‘ * attend the sec.-md Franaduw Wolfe und the grooms spaghetti'In bmliug salUx! water -* U«ngr Wldte went to *Ttolcdc>. Hie bunt of tar sister and husband.j। Charle.'. Faul was in Buttle Creek i1(rJiidmo'.io ' e days, dosing Fn- brother. Mr. Harvey Kemerllng. wa; without breaking The stick.-;; when Dr. and Mw. D D. Waltwi. last.iThur»duy on buHiies* Ohio..or Monday <>u buxiheia fbe-st man. Tiu- bride wu* attractive- tender, rinse with cold water. BiitLoren Boyes visited, hl Trawrue ’ tor a taking diah; put in a little of Bert Pcnir.xk of aKalamaxoa, a Chicago for a three weak.’»lay. the meat mixlure. Uu*ti line the .. .. Ar.-hnri of luttlt Mr mid Mrs Darrel Jones visit- tumwr Barry county resident, was side* of tlw dish with spaghetti. B?uvt»;rd ■•1 relative., in Big Rapids over the ftii-nd', the “’id •’■<«*• Mr. und Mn Forrest B Lane and ’ Mlfl ' Bunwtt ,l-< .... t Mr. mid Mn. Forrest B Lane and Hexsnnsr v>y- chllilrrn-and Miss Maurrne WlllltU • Jg*"* of Mira Ldlth fh-ntun o. Batik R . Lakc Jarties. rniuireii-anu mils siaurriic winni* Visited Ionia, anc| Saranac friend* ,vr"'* intf. on Sunday. a,lpl. Rulfi Munlun, Murru o,, Miss Sarah Schuder is visiting • M.. .Kp : 11 , I-. »n4 d»wbton. Mr and MM- Dell Woodhouse .of I. u< K.IWWB »™ InmuH,H.p-1 c.«te, ed.p. Bh'.ilu. Battle ■EMO. 1 .. .. ... Ml " ’ Bcanor Wuring hi Baltic Creek vuiud Mr* Ida PalMrs. Lloyd McCormick and chll- c're'-k iwiu»>. rj. «htr. Mi, u y Ito,ai,n,,ia. b,i:, u., dren have returned to Detroit allot;; Mrh Klnil,|,. ,,f *■'*.■•hb -..I.ili B.LP'i II.ib..» Cl'--. Mrs Amoe Freeland <>f Caledonia a visit with her mother. Mr*. Ho- Grou, u (h„ (;1 Mr. Mi. c II. Wm.I.ipIP Ip VtourO, tpcn> la .1 Thuisdivy with her old tiu-r Warner. AUXILIARY TO HEAR at Caledonia!.park with her iurnlly. .... . , . Wiaof ippp.™. tX> IP-.U.P 1U|.M. With , I»'»»l ■■ 7">P. -‘r, Spaghetti and Tomatae*. | Ml*.-. 'Edith Armbruater returned! Mr and Mp Smith, Will Imv* . i.,v.i.li-raud . l(rl io,; t.aiini camp l*iitFire U::.. girls Ih.>v. miss ruth mcintyre [today *W<line*day 1 to her horn'* in.gone to Fnitm to i.pTirt revera U.vm K.a-!™" ■' M-WXto -I Pot Luck Supper to Precede , .umrt uk ; ’ br '« .w» K.-i!h Daniels r.c.ntr,. Ml- A«n.-.- Sim. . i Mr and M Johnston M ^V.u*1* .luuSk-- »i ’ D1‘u" All“rd b »t*h<Hng h-rlwent to chin the Meeting at Legion 'kX, i. Social Events and Personal Mention 7501 of HIGHEST QUALITY at LOWEST PRICES PANAMAS LEGHORNS BANGORS SAILORS WATER PROOF ;*t 'her hnnvShe ‘ Mrs. «*•'' Luzh- •Co!< «.<> th Sunday ’". -t ­ Rooms July 20 ■Z thr rnmp nn Frun by m h<4Can. bnxh-r WJiard SudtE anti M J uu,-m <,t m, and Mr.-.. WiTl-xi,” t: am- gu<-»t* '»t hi' |»arrht- Mr and I which tu»i< Camp Fuo 'tai.os. It M Laurcnson und Rog- (Ornngevill*'. , Mr* • J Hmm.. ■ <i th. Fourth -**rd<d This-B an open nv-uitf He; ren.wi’f,l Battle Cieek were Mr*. Georg' Bui * r <>! Kala:n«z'x> Mr and Mf ‘ C an n<e Cr.e.vf.ird U'gliinihg at 7 <«> 1' M . .md ull wla* of Mis* Gertrude Bentley1 uu:. tin- rue.-t of Mix Guy C Kclmid imi Billy and Mr Cturlv.. wish tJ attend will is wilcotiie. mi-.-.t. of Mr. Mr. and Mr, Win Schulz, of Mr und Mrs Ft D-»ii:l.. ■ have ',«■ July 4 and: Grand Rapids and Mlns Joan Hot- Kone to Trave ■ .city lu .nj.y tin ton spent the Fourth with Mr and , cherry wa-on ■Mrs K. ith Danleli. ' Robert RitehM'ot’Charlotte vUtblend With it 2 lub^eA^xK'!lfu^s, Mrs Wm Ducker. Jr. und ilaugli- <d Mr. nnd Mrs Hrfrry Riichie 8a>.It is getting iato in the I tern Virginia and Joan arc at Wall Urday und Sunday. flour and, when’ nubbly add 1-j lake Hit-. u<«k with her moflier. Mrs Mr Juiia potter m Ki.l.imu- Mr. ,jnd Mr.” O V. Stamm, .-tirnng the While. 1 cupful'o! c« straw hat season and ' •?“ I Jo.. Cooper, of Kilamaroo. 'zoo Friday vutting her diutfiMer. tins?. tied tomato «<iup-or’pun-*- made ArihR' McDpnald hu, | M>* I!< tlv Osborn Caine is honn prey ing cunncd tomat.r* thiougl from a, vixit In t^nadA a: lium Grand Rapids und U spending —- ---------------, •jXMjniul each of .-.u>iar and xa!t >iraW< purl 'of her three weeks' vacation at and Mi.-.'-'Mnrjorir- R.*-. .■,]«.>„ om, ............. and thick; thr-n add ot a t< । Gdn hike fn < *nfp;.ny with her run day ui Martin lak>i.mainlng in Port Huron Mock. Men. who have Bobby Mr- Fa: AUcrding and childnn ’u,nn;'' found (th:il their last | M- Aaron Laine Lane of Rutland Read ..'of of Lake t,hi<-..* jw-rc ria-st*, 1; f, xy Mr. anti Mr: F.;rOdefc ialLUkc. and * year’s hat can’t last the land her daughter. Mrs. Louis HtrHam Mot..,n 'Du-..day: ‘ ? Vl,' ' '} ~ “ Sain M<>Daw-.on and '■tor of Miami. Merida have just nK«ll<r and M.. Lorena M' Miss Mar " .suninRtr out have an op* fiiuned from a weik'i. suit at Uiei.Baini went to Ann Alb...- M today t > ,“ns1' ,,n lun-ncc Campbell itt'-nd summer schqoL .Ann Arbor. Birthday Fund. -Mimi r Mr. and Mrs. Etan Pennock ijnd Mr and Mi. Ray Nye 'iw.: from »' Rotid straw (one that [ Marion nf Big Rar-ids were gue-ts, Saturday until Thursday of last new jf.u wiui u v.’ ■ , .1 luck MipjK'r Urm about M'V-n pules from iM'iC- * will last the rest nf thin 'of W L Pennock the past week.! w«ek In E iiih S'- XTuih ivinv todav for Chicago «o attend’ Mr. und Mr-. Lyman'B Chamber- Creek, .the owm-r beim; a man icthv loiixtb bav. a tox. I Ehildit, summer and ail of next) (•-ji; ot Gremvllie. j* - the St-rr C* mmmiwralth C)u!rtn at Baird’s Clothing Storo Gu.- .t'. of Mr and Mrs. James in ’he city <m Saturday. . slowly and ichcrs tttr part* of tta!' 1——---------- -------------------- ---t Oilmci «n Sunday were Mr nnd. LaM ■.■••k Mr . John* McOmbr. ut. !!«..;y Wilton, and in taidvinber tile Guild plan during this week and Auxiliary member Mr. Deward Gilmer and two chll- Mi.-.*.'* Emilj McElwain ;>r.d Vlrainm and family HivUftta Commonwealth , wctal eliart 'dren of Lansing and Mr and Mrs la Pott* prttl M<- J ” k|14. until Well brown'd Add i*< । . Pa. for a few | Mis- Elizalx-th Henry told of tar ! Bernard OCuniiill and Dobby ol. went t.. Edwurd.sbur! and kn-dienw C.x>k iltnrly and to tta Century ot ti)e Legion Haith-Creek. . Kutii SamMui. From fl (j,,. Mantly until mixture, thicke :h all enjoyid. ; AuxihnryJp- —- welfare ...... — of th ' Mr nnd Mrs. Glenn McLravv and 'Clip.uC » t*» .•<<• the 'jiendent children. It will be rnuaten oi retiremg »<-re ««•«» •« ; . . omt' in ■' .it <ui Wednesday; ’ worth your fthlle to utlcnd. Mr. und Mrs. John ,’Md.rnvy on Ix>re» Boye* .nd Richard Brower him;,., A quirt wMlding.took place End. yi I >r Chicago where Tfiur/div wirmjtc lo Middleville Idrleft cn Me afternoon al 3:30 O’c'. ick When Ger-) MU» nip n< youny men and Mrs. Ihd ir.ii her parenL*.. ;dldtnn Oln©tr:id. daughter of Mr i Mr-. R"’. Target •■ntorfairwd thr *.t ProgCharlie Bald-r. Mr. mid "Mi Warren Wi’nx and’and Mr.s Earl Olnutcad and Harry!'J. F F Chib very pleasantly on FnMr. and Mrs. Charles Bachcller r. ,iuxhters of Jack'm. Mr. and Mr.. .|>4m-sn. ./.a of Mr and Mrs F—1day. atternixm Mrs Ed Sury and c-orgc Itt>b-itr<rti. Mrs. S. C Bruck John-on were united in murtu«<-,. bj ;Mt> W. A Hiuhcrwk won the hondtiv night. CLOTHING for trip hi northern Michigan. St Paul । Mrs Robert Dry. r and dau.-.ht r nt SjilCklcr* inishiri home on Gregg stne. The' MEN enJ BOYS , Minn., mid'oilier pointa along tin and Mr. and Mr- F S. Ot’- son atu' n Sundayi attendant*, were M.*> Ruth Knapp isoh returned Sunday virnm.i after I Andrew Houfstatter in compar.y When chx^lat*.' drinks are de­ EYESIGHT SPECIALIST •slth Mradami'x Miranda Stwm sired. for jrach .-erving add 2 rXol*. • and M>-< Dores Gamble| brjdc was charmingly, Mar. Mill, and Ida Paimaticr at­ com in. spoons of syrup, to . cup of inrtk. Phone 2634 'Hasting* ih them to make her ,gowmij jn u pji,. blue Mik chiffon: y nla> wited Ragni. . WI • returned tended the Elijoti reunion M Lablend well and add 2 tablespoon- of '.L- and Mr.«. SayR- -Mr. W]11!4 accc-Nuale*. while Jdls.4 ie World';. Fair anti South Ju n ’’ *’ -- , ciranji'. Indiana. Sunday, returning A1W.VS sift flour and K C taking whipped cream or ice cream. Serve jlmu. ' .Gamble is w.-uking near Jackson. Monday afternoon cwdrr together at tca«t three time*timesMUs Eleahcr Waring of Battle ■»■>.«> toiwjtael powder J1HUUI least „„„ in tail gUowx. Thr more sitting. the lighter. finer Creek w;>.> the cuc&t ol Ml” Sarah;, NORTHEAST WOODLAND. ?>«. i«w.» “» "k" H 111 ........* Schauer part of L t wi. L On Hi- i ‘ Mr and Mr* Howard Hewitt of day t!,.- yiun; l.idi<- and WUluimlI Mr. Mr. -and .anu Mrs. ml, Joluison J1UUW„ are Blr very >1?? * Haftm-gs spent Sunday at Will To mix a cake, first cream butter Sc.'::u!. . mid Fuomai. Stebbla. ». nt. ]x,plllar yolJnK JB.0I)]r rtIu! have । Vcitc s. to Chicago to attend the fan lor two, ££ uuh.?i oJ Uic.r mall>. fr:c,ld> J..,_..d *nd sugar thoroughly. then add 1 t vanilla if used. Then alternately add ■ ’ Dennis Allerding ot Carlton called I days. . । From Qur Nu-diville Cormpandctit. ’I ’yolks. t salt. moisture end flour thaf has been ’ on Ira Stairx Sunday evening. Dr. and Mr* John Dewey nnd i . . i sifted with baking .powder and stir i Mr. and Mrs. Pliny Hansbarger three cluldren of W<.' Palm Beach. LOUIS I URNIss GIVEN 3 t cinnamon. until smooth and glassy. adding ' and family vu.it.-d MU* Besalc ValFlu . canp Thumlny Mr a visit with — OUT-STATL AGENCY. u*o“ •»•<*• -— ■- ---- t cloves. 1 online At Haitinks recently. .... and'Mr.. Floyd Everhart nnd' .Mr.'and Mr-. Louis Fural-., and beaten c* whites after thoroughly । Mr 1 t'nutmeg A few friends reminded Mr*. Etta i.tlK-r relative.”. Mrr. Dewey will be:son. Buddy, were guests nt Mr. and, mlxrtjg. I c chopped data:. Hatt-bargor it oas her birthday Bun­ rememlBTcd here *s Miss Marton.Mts C VZ. Clarkes Friday. Mr. For cakes, hare your oven alow to lj c raisins. day evening. Ice cream and cake Kenyon epurniis. who is the son of Mr. and moderate flrM. until the cake is were served All departed at a late Mr. and Mrs A J. Vcddcr accom- Mr* Clare Funiu., of Nashville, ha- fully risen; then increase heat, so, 4 c flour. 1 t *oda hour wishing fur many more happy panled M> and Mr* Floid Gaskell recently tx -n transferred from Call- a-' t° J'1*’ Cream thr fn: nnd sugar Add .................... K rC ssnwvnxv EVERYDAY vviiitf WHITE tAKL CAKE. birthdays. 1.1 Marshal! fi.«:unt.'y where they .fnn!:;, t.. Michigan wh.n h<- h.<- « cgv.» und beat J mtnutr*. Add rest George Sheldon and family of ’* cup butts-r *8 Or.s.i . ’ ’ *' been given Lhe general agincy in the of the insredientir. chill the dough. Greenville spent Friday with' hit 1 cup granulated sugfir <8 Oxs.i II B Mottj nnd family. On Sundnj siatr. outside ______________ Detroit. I th' M.u.?^» Break off biu of the dough and brother. E J. Sheldon, who ha* been ’-i cup milk. aH w*-nt to Benton Harbor to meet ; Chiisctt< ’ Siulc Mutual lit urunce flatten down 3 inches apart on-sick, but is a little better. 2 cups flour f8 Os* • -------— — Mr- and Mr*. Edward Kropp and , company, a fact pleasing tn tlw. 1 u_».< _ sheet*. . Bake for - -• — 2 level tcaspoonfuis K C Baking «n*a»ed< taking 1; ’ svgri Sheldon of-Chicago Apenl three children ot Fort Smith. Ark. tnnny friend* in thts .-cctiori. While ' minutes In a modi.-rau* oven. .XL- Kro.ip*bring a sister. Mr. nndjtlet definitely decided; they will Powder. Whites 3 eggs. Mr- Krupp and children return t.i,probably reridr' in Lansing, 1 teaspoon vaniiU extract. their Bonn till” week after u Hirer . tt . . w«'kV stay in Chicago I PARTY FOR Rfct ENT BRIDE. K C BRAN MUFFINH. ’ Mrs. F A. Curtk- of Detroit comes- Sweet pen* nnd petunias in shades jtodny for a visit of several weeks i of orchid and whit*.1 made attractive >! 2's cups uncooked bran <3On > cup butter <4 Ob i ■w.th Mr and Mrs U. F. Chidester, decoral ions lor the delightful party 1 h teaspamfuls salt. : 'given by Mrs. I J. Smith un Thur*• TOWNSEND—WALPA. [day. July 6. honoring Mr. iJohi. ! 2 eggs. I Mr FranGs.D Townsend, .on of:Scobey, formerly Mist Betty Powell.: 1 i cu|»s milk. teasjxxmfuls “ K C *BukI j Mr. anti MT-> J Mort Townsend. I ft r^cenl bride Covers were laid ior| 3't •* ‘ ,vlevel y* »wre*"*««*» — ;Ka*l Grand Street, was muted in j twelve, lhe guest” being the yr,un‘;(lnR J>,?*dcr . marriage to Miss SylviaG Walps. t ladleg who have hved at th-' Sniitii J tablesixxmfuls sugar <2 oa > (daughter of Mr. andHarrj ’home. CLimr.*- were pluyed and a de- •* tableXpocnfuB melted fat G . Walpa of. Buffalo^N. Y . in that city, nghtful evening spent. Tiie bride'O4, > . . I Thured./' afternoon. July «. the; lViu pred-nred with a shower ofi Note: Permitting the bran to :**ak cr*nOlated in ,hB the "milk ,llk ffor ',r 1 to 3 hour-, hbefore '’,Qr*' |{ceremony ’ceremony bemr being performed by Dr. beautiful and useful gift*. " ; adding the other Ingredients, add.’ i Evans, u Methodist minister greatly t > its HKIDG---------- -------------------- paiatabfllty. Bake 33 The young couple came to this Can* 19c Coms were laid for eight' at a ’ lo 40 minutes at 350 to 375 degrees, lefty on their honeymoon. Both are i students at the University of Michi- lovely bridge-lunclicon given by । K C STRAWBERRY ig.in. thd bride- majonng in the MitunKathryn Clarke on Monday. 28c SHORT CAKE. The Ba»t FooJ Mrs CuiTOi! McG|iffin and Mrs j ] languages and the groom in rngi21.- cups-'.ifted flouj- 110 O&O ' necring. . Earl W'areham won the honors at । 2’a level :c.ispoc>nfuls K C Baking Fancy, Plain 24c 1 Tlw marriage is a cuhnkialion of bridge. Powder OucHs from out of town’were Mr*.; ia two-year*’ friendship Bath expect Fancy Michigan | io return to the University this fall Louis FurnbB. Long Beach. Calif..: •i teaspoonful salt. cup shortening <4 O m . i Mrs Wallace Brawn. Grand Rap-' io finish their courses ' Congratulations and best wishes Ida. Mrs. Clay Jordan. Flushing. N., About *, cup milk. 21c Paramount Y.. and Mrs. R G. h'mnle. Wood-1I Butter. are extended. 2 baskets strawberries Und. Between 1 and 2 cups granulated, ■ WINS HIS C. P. A. DEGREE. TO ATTEND ASSOCIATION. sugar. Mr and Mrs Fred Fairchild reDr W G Davis goes* to Grand j, 1 cup .or more double cream. I ceived word la*i week from their rem Hubert Fairchild, of Detroit Rapids on Saturday and Sunday to K C DOUGHNUTS. I tliat he had successfully passed the attend the meeting of the Michigan cup granulated sugar <6 Ots • irxamihations which made him a Chiropractor., Association to be held!: at the Pantlind. The last legislature ।i 1 cup aweei milk. 1 Certified Public Accountant. ! 3 tabfespocnluh meUed butter j An accounting course i<> very dif- pawed a law requiring each chiro-। flcult and- a person must have two» practo; to attend al least one edui years’ experience before he can eveni cationnl' session tach year ntid! 3 cups flour <12 oa.i granting them licenses to practice । 1 teaspoon mare■ take the tests Choice Cut* of Chicago B««f . Hls fnany Hastings friends ran- thrtnighout the- state. Robert j. J I; 1 teaspoon salt he I- 3 eggs, the white* and yolks fgratulate Hubert upon his attain­ Moore of Detroit h president ot the j beaten separately. ments and wish him success in his। Association. u. 8*/2C I 3 level teaspoonful* K C Baking j j chosen work • OBSERVED BIRTHDAY. Mrs. Jcwe Downs held open house A SAD ACCIDENT. a iz’/ac SPICY GINGERBREAD. < Word lias been received from St on Monday in honor of her cightyQuart* 39c (With boiling waten । Johns that Mrs. Herold C. Hunt had fifth birthday, her neighbors and HLbPkl llC JJlckcry Brand I c sugar. been called to St. tzruls, Mo. by the friends visiting her during thn aft2 (or 5c Each 5C 1-3 c (at, melted. • I sudden death rd her sister, who was eroon nnd evenirfg She was fc­ I killed in an aeroplane crash- ibe membered with flowers nnd some 3 t cinnamon. i plane landing in a river. Tiie Ixidics lovely gilts Delicious refreshments I l doves. I had not yet been recovered on Mon­ were served, nnd all hope that Mrs. day. Mrs Hunt has tlw sympathy of Downs mny enjoy many more aucli. 1 ugingrr 1 t nutmeg. inuny friends here in her bereave­ happy birthdays. ; ment. _ _ __________ ENTERTAINING GREENVII.I.E. Tomorrow. Thuraday. the memj CALLED TO NEW YORK. 1 c boilifig water* I Wotd was received by Mr. and b?r* of the Hastings Country Club the flour. Mrs. H» H Peirce on Monday of tlw will entertain about thirty mm and' I t soda : death r.f their daugiilfr-in-law. Mrs. tteenky women from Greenville at! .1 t taking powder. The Big Little Store ' y1K a|| ingredieitu and .beat 31 W. Deliver • Gordon Petree, of New York City, goll and bridge. in the evening there wfll.b! 2 din- 'minutes Pour into greased shallov , i following an operation. Mr? Feirer juen' Tuesday to N^w York to at­ n?r dance complimentary to the pan and take 40 minutes In moderGreenville suture. . ‘ately alow oven. Sene worm or cold. । tend tlw funeral. >, «p nil*.' “.rf -r X.. ‘L «•*' i. M. Drt«sn of Larwnw w.»- -. ... 25« 50% DISCOUNT! NO WAITING FOR RESULTS T.S. BAIRD L. V. BESSMER Helpful Suggestions Anncuncemen t Hastings Ice Cream Hastings Capital Cone Shop) • Hastings Labor OPENING Friday, July 14th at REED’S DRUG STORE with a X for 1 SALE on BIG BOY cones Buy One for 5c and Get One FREE! || Our store will be remodeled l| l| to care for New Department I’ BARGAINS Friday, July 14 Saturday, July IS SUGAR 10 »>•• 49c 4 Campbell's Bean* Butter Olives Cheete Apple Butter RINSO 2 box'‘ 39c Meat Specials z"\ Different Varieties of ICE CREAVL wVz for Cones or Your Home Use! Factory Packed Fancy Brick* Big Boy Cones n* 15c Heavy Malted Milks 10c Double Rich Malteds 15c Regular Cones BEEF STEAK Pork Roast «u. tw .i i»«. Ham End of Loin Baeon Trade Here and Save REED’S DRUG STORE Comer of State and Jefferson Streets Hastings, Mich. �the ratings banner. PAGE EIGHT WANTS SCIENTISTS DISCOVER TOOTH DECAY GERM ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ Possibility of Control of This TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 2.'.- THE CHURCHES ni«T METIJpptST EPISCOPAL1 Disease by Vaccine Is Suggested New Truss Proves Wednesday, jlty n, mi mother. Mrs PRAIRIEVILLE. Mrs Kate Brigham of Plain­ Hertart Hinckley ol Buftalo. New well visited her sister, Mrs F J. Hughes, and husband, the* fore part i.-ie in the vjtam-. \V«:i;'iiA Foreign MUstonary Tlw ."chool reunion Is past While r.otnc ol Mrxlojiub. the there were not so many present an m former years all seemed to have enjoyed themwlvcs. Bo many places a U-W »«■« wnn ' wct* 1 ;wn,*d {1,nt **'» mention ntndparenu Mr and Mm John only one. Denver. Colo., represented . by Earl Paine and son It is good Vivern Cook and dauithte: to meet the friends each year. Let- CT'.' Greatest Rupture Aid Akron Mechano Fonn Tnts~ ■ feature •’Selective Prepare Control”. Holds th* rupt-jra more securely pad c’imm.-.t unnecessary amt jufefui ti »nc cnuldng jrres»Kr». Wc Exeliulrc Akron T.-iu; Fl man). A good program was given and a happy group gathered about the table” loaded with good things to ••at Charles Armstrong gave the date of Ills entrunce into the Pratluvtlk- school as 18»17 nnd Peter i i I Dell d’Ve hls as Do:u E.irl ot Smyrna spent 1870 Tiie same officers were elected for the earning yt-ur May there not >• one mlMine in the guthciing next »id< r ot Grand Rap-’ •_ Luotin.. home Fti-; ftith the fCrtncr'K pun-nt: Mis Fd.Hall Hall nuule a buslners h irdtiv. i|M-nl Turaund Mrs- nAP.l.lT CltHECII adjoiunaut. The Prescription Drug Store a.A.L.,BARKi:n. r- »• TtAS TINCi MICHIGAN nr.BT UNITED Jir.ETKr.EN church Our Success ful business insruzermiit and satisfactory dralin; with policy­ holders. SEE VS FOR INSURANCE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. ■ClliKTIKT.’ Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. L. MAUS CHURCH. OF THE SAZARENE. GEORGE M. NEWTON SPECTACLES FITTED. REPAIRED, 8r.or.rx LENSES F.R1*LACED WATCH. CLOCK. JEWELRY REI-AIP.1NU CASH rOit OLD GOLD CHURCH or C'HBIHT. COATS GROVE , Donald Duneaij ol Kalamazoo-I* a r.m-it ot Mr. and Mr*. Maurice :«• July 4. r Smyrna vwt- Hughe*. Mrs Fred Smith. Ivan. Mary. Jean . Mr and Mr. and Janet, visited relative* und irl Cate and child friends near Alma gpd Belding Sat­ urday und Sunday There will be no Epworth League a- Fourth ut July at next Sunday night. The young peo­ ple will meet at the church’nt seven Ikiictbc o'clock to gu to- the Gull luke Bible conference. ■ Hoy White.. RuiMeU Jackson and : unlay Rix Smith played b.ll with the KelCarr Iww school team Sai unlay P. M at n> m-idc. u Richland. Score to 4. Rex Smith Saturday. pitched the game Mr und Mrs Walter Heiuftnet: of Elmhurst. 111. haw returned to their home after .spending a week with the former'll patent*, Mr. und Mt'. Abe HcrinUh-tt. I hr- Home John Kainmerer.of Milo spent the . latter, part of thr week with Mr. and and Mn > Mr*. George Wood. . , ME:. Rcdlick and friend of Ciiicapending ElUUibelh Parker of Hustings I.* ending the week with Mrs. Norrl* nnd Lucy and other relative* Triple Link Club wiir meet Fri­ day. July 14. with Mrs llonuy Flow Milo Co-operative dinner Be !■ to attend 'i and Mrs. Henry Rriuon spent Sunday ii. guests of Mr mid Mrs Ray Cattle of Orangeville township, the rx-cif.ion being the natal day of tl:- lr daughter. Charlene. Mrs Vnnderbrook has returned to her home heny after siiendlnt; sev-ia| weeks with li-r daughters, Mrs sum Ik-Hack, local, and Mrs juke DeBack of Orangeville. She U much linpri.ii'd-in health so feels able to lx- jn her own home again Mrs Lillie Mjiitli'iiu and brother, Henry Rfchurd.-on-. Of Whin- Pigeon and Mrs Belle Mandego <if Center- COUNCIL PHOCEEDINGS EMMASUEL CIU iEPINCOPAYi George’s Repairing and .Hat Cleaning Shop DELTON ME CHURCH ha’.'-.-im. •. h nii.-r . daughter. Mr*. John Oli­ phant. and family ut North Prairie: Mik. tmg* « btinjtulou ‘ UASTIIL.S PARISH, METHODIST EPIM-OPAT. lUUF.CH Player Piano imiwurt! Athcii- Ayres and brotiu-rs. Waite and Robert,.’of .Kalamazoo urn Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. John Phrona ui u: ^'I’l’ant and son. .I.;', Friday rlark Centerville was a ' week-end guest of Richard Oiiplutnt. and Fn- Don't forget the Ladles' Aid «up-' 'W.->at-the church next Saturday, □rand Rapid’ l nis-ht. July 15. Supper win be *erved at wen o’clock ami you who, have been to one ol their supper* 'know HASTINGS M iRKETS ■ " u mu- pi'.r.iunt •>> tiie Haaailan Mc.KM'ngrrx ot Battle Creek, a yodeller and a soloist John Burchett and son of Hiehland called-oti friend-, at this place. Tuesday. ■ • Our sympathy goes nut to Mr. and Mrs Walter Campbell'of Freeport1 tn the.'loss of thi-lr little son; who i .i -.Md away- Thursday hlfiht and cemetery Sunday afternoon Mr an-l Mrs. Campbell were formerly of • . l!,b Place. . Ut .day Mrs H,nry Weriman spent th« lar btti.day .most of the ppt.t week at Freeport wiping to care for her grandson. Maurice Campbell-. Mr und Mrs. Robert Gerrell of Northville are vUltlng Mr. and Mrs Henry Wcrtman M’t'i -Lammers and • wife and Juvthcr. Raymond, of Battle Creek culled on Jdlin Larntners Sunday ■ afternoon.' George Sprague and wife ton s|K-nt Bunday uf*ern6or Mr and Mrs. George Norris .Mr. and Mrs. Addison Simpson of Ross Center. Mrs. Mary Owen of • Gull lake and Mr. and .Mr* U-o ' Monroe and son of Kalamazoo were TIIE LITTLE Hi.II BRICK. •Sunday gtjesu of Mr. und Mrs Ardy Kennylh Hurlc.s- and family at- Owcji. • i.4r.d the Luke Otich a Bible conMiu Opal Kelley of Hastings vis- zu-nce Sunday. • itcd her grandparents. Mr and .Mrs \f* Hilda Sumrfl and Chari”.* Ixyng 1 Leavitt, last week. al«o Mr. Gerrit . Wtudyke of Grund Rapid* *|x-nt a -1!land visited their cousins. W; few days with them. Sunday. Hilwiird Campbell, wife and little n and family of n . son of Dowling spent -Tuesday aftcrnoon with' A Owen and wife. Hnmmond's. CARDS of THANKS ro our patrons ..oj po'icy Report of the Condition of The Hastings City Bank ing spent ‘.iw nd fsTidv Frank C<x 1 and since it? suit CHARLES H. LEONARD « f.' in the Cedar Creek cemetery fltir.dav afternoon The Mivec June and Josephine Noviskey of Hastings spent Uw and Mrs. Herold TcnEyck nr.d BRANCH. ■.<( Grand Rapids sjx-nt Bun-' Mr* Elmer Moore, ah old resident Charles WoxIruH i. 1 __________________ •of Maple Grow, died at „^.„ the vhome of .• Craven nnd daughter, Mri her daughter. Mr- Geo. Lowell. Satn-dxt of Cedar Creek, visited hlsI unUy. Funeral services were held n. Russell Craven, Sunday. M.?nday afternoon at two o'clock at Don Retckord of Detroit* spent the Wilcox church. The old friends Sunday folth Bernard Hammond's, and neighbors extend their iymAlberta Na»h and mother ot Hus- pathy to the bereaved friends. . * idled at the home of Warren, The Dorcas Society of North rimr. Bunday. Maple Grove will hold an afternoon Carl Relckofd and family of De- meeting at the liome of Mrs Weta —' •*"!» in't Kinney Thursday of this week. Will St ratubaughMr and Mrs Ftorrrsl Bldclman attended the Potter reunion at Gun FAIR LAKE. lake Sundny. .... Mr and Mrs. Chester WUUtts and All- remember mw the Kinsley Aid htch will meet July 19 with Mrs children of’ Lansing were gue»U of 1 ...» Miller at the inly. Pot luck Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Mudge Sunday •upper. aitemoon. A baby boy has been born to Mr. Mr. and Mrs Wm. Ryan ot De­ mid Mrs Allie Roach. He hssdyeen trait came Sunday to leave their noitted Albert Bennett. ■ HUle daughter.. Prlcilla. with her Charlsw Farrnh who has been mandparrnts. Mr and Mrs L. E. winking for Mrs. Miller al lhe boat Mudge, while they attend lhe Genl.v. rv. ha, pane to Rutland to work.fVuy of Progress at Chicago. Mt, Bert Smith of Kal^masMO has' Vincent and Jay E Nortop were returned home after bfiending u called to Battle Creek Wednesday week with Mrs. Lottie Collator. to act as pallbearers for John H. Mr. ami Mrs Hail of Battle Creek Shoup, a former Mapk Orove boy if*'” Sunday with Allen Grinins'. Funeral services were held at the The Bunnell4oidles- At-will meel Hcbble funeral home at two P. M-. July 20 for supper, with Mrs Chas, burial in the Wilcox cemetery in/ I Maple rtmea. Grove Lcchleltner iw-m. World’. Drrpe.t Min Sumininc It Up FARMERS’ 4Wary FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Home Made Ice Cream and Lemonade CHERRIES RASPBERRIES We GUABANTEE to piv. y on Montniorenry ('iierrie All Fruit Prices Arc Advancing . . . BUY NOW! FRESH VEGETABLES String Banns Green Peas Home Grown Celery .Lettuce ^’oung Beets Onions New Cabbage I lot House 1 omatoes For Your Table, Buy Our Home Baked Goods! Dead Stock REMOVED For prompt, efficient and coOrl the removal of horson, catt' charge rail* Kalamazoo Kalamazoo Rendering Company We Pay the Telephone Charges . . . Call Collect Buy Your Coal This Summer Prices are advancing and you will shve moriey on heating costs by taking advantage of present quotations Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company FLOUR FEED COAL <• CEMENT 1.IM BRICK <- TILE -i- FARM IMPLEMENTS ' HASTINGS, MICH TELEPHONE 2118 �*X PART TWO—Page Nine THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, July 12,1933 Will Ask Michigan Farmers To Cut Wheat Acreage 20^0 tuuill V» ricut -1/ /V rive a greater income* from hls wheat crop while planting fewer ^‘nmte allotment* or the numUf (1I nrlrs to tx taken out of pro- MAGAZINE HONORS Homemakers' Corner REAR ADM BAL ROCKB ^* Kilt NEKS. .Leslie DicBenon. on und Russell and Economics “ Specialists Michigan State Colh □overnment Will Pay Bonus c< fulfillment ui tlw crop reduction nhlird to thr county C£?nt/. committee* by ■ . « .... . enntr^/., , contract federal offlclalt It will be the duty to Growers Who Agree • 'County committees of farmers will of HW PKv*- AUTOGRAPHED the county committees w to » upporPICTURE to Plant Less be urganlkcd with the aid of the tlon tlig total reduction of acreage advantage to budget tin- amount FORMS THE FRONTIS lhe step taken by the admmtetra- county agricultural agent. The pur- Hmonu thn farmer* in their coun­ In Kalamazoo. Pk>yd Morford Mid Corner: ft:l Mi your car YOUNG/ with fruits and vigetabhr to lx- • .u) a.-, to pro-. Ide udequafe for the family until next y mug season Such a bud M r-uggested by home ters ol the Fm-m Iteltef Art in ad- I''1’*’ of th- committee is to find thr ties These allotments wtll be pubjuding the acreage of basic .crops average acreage* ol wheat grown iishyd in-newsiiuiieri within the lo the nbrninl demand from confanners in the county, to nnd county so that they will be -subject RECOGNIZES THE FINE •nimer* “will dlrrcllv affect Michl- ho* *n"W fanner* are willing to. to public Inspection. run fanners who will be asked to reduce the number of.acre* grown. -nus new piccr-uf social machlnSERVICE HE HAS GIVEN reduce by 20 per pent the 7«>.86o lt* n#* funnere who ale willing tu>ry we call the Agricultural Adjust-*' «ircj of wheat grown annually in reduce acreage to- sign crop *• reduc­ ----- ■ -.. .. ... .Is .ready ... .to ment- Administration' till-, state, and all consiuners of tion contracts, and to decide whVtii- go.’ Secretary Wallace says . "It, Former Hastings Resident Tins amount’. wheat products will lx- indirectly!• it or not the ro-upv'rators have ful- remains to be seen whether Jlte Hu Had Wonderful Career -i’4? ?“ ,, ... us« m out of ulfectcd. according to announce- tilled their contract spirit to keep it going and on ’the as a Naval Architect 'Method* of t annuut mcntJ made Bom WuNhington.- D Expense* incurred by thr commit­ right road extats.” Tiie Banner hu* freqtgmtly men- ftin*. ■ ataj ve’ C . by Henry A Wallace, secretary ot tee win be deducted from paymenu -agriculture. ।made yr tliat county. LABELING OF FABRIC on department Michigan is not usually consider-:: Attempts to defeat tlw purposes WILL AID HOMEMAKER 5**^*^“ The budget is rd to have vital interest In the of tiie act by. farmers who make icles to be Cannec Wheat crop but tiie production heir optimistic reports of jircviou* wheat totals over- 15 million bushel* an­ acreages .are to be checked by sur­ Standards Adopted by U. S. had a wonderful carter ax u naval pints and quarto; d iOtncer. Duimg tin* war Admiral an given in. pound/ nually. The acreage planted to veys made by local men who know Bureau Help Housewives ; Hock was in charge <4 the Brook- Greens. Including wheat in the state U equal to the: the amounts of wheat previously; |!yn Navy Yard and had at .link-' • - ■ - total acreage planted to rye, bar- sown by their neighbors ExpenSelect Purchases from 15.000 to 20.000 men at lettuce, endive, broccoli 1*-v.*bu*-kahi-ut. •ugar ix-ets amt jjjliire of the bonus payments forJ the eft under him He •*; it-ls sproute, 15 pints: tutor*. A* tin- Michigan wheat' added amount* of' fertilizer to be' fort. of the comnittt* ahdardi- struction Bure*; । . -------------------------------------aciracr I* mo*tly contlued <u the Cabbage. 20 pounds. <,| oi.mmiere good* of the state* Navy ut ti tvstgtu-d .x-paragu... 15 pinta; gf«* n jx ;i rieitlM-rn portion *H the iow* r peii- bc dealt with by lhe'eourity commit­ i zjition American Home Economic* A aAo- ’ uvula, it is niqiannt tiial thr pro­ tees Other crops cannot be sown beans, |2 pint-, grwn coni, 2 cerluin label* arc now re* lir Ull’ ,-ci>nv fcl.ril u posed cui'tnlh^vnt of wheat acreage on land taken from wheat produc­ , elution, tdriedi and 12 pint*; lsri>. carru qulred on woolen* ami " ~ .k!» RecogAdmiral Rock has not dnl will materially uffect Mlchlfun form tion. jq:ia>h, 50 pound.* and G practtec*. . ’ j “Our first <|uty Is to tiie farin'- !nunut the.Se label* is tingly recognized by hte associate* fjr me’ three, tanl factor in economical buying, ucthe navy .and by ail wl« me mTun it The plan proposed by. Secretary' p.uie’Vim ,77.'.''XT.'" .'"T.*"'; par.Hiii ‘tiling tu-Miv, Julia Tear, of.tlie tervsted In pavai utlairbut he has AVuliuc.- to bring the wheat acre- of rJiiJi /? ' »« “i>“-L plansi >"«ne economics textile department \'also gained u iilgh, reputation, iu ’ ” mic within the limits called for by n.. p..^■'1Ur,Uo" Mr- Pcclt c«n' Michigan State College. pounds; fciefy. 5 jiountts; po (other , countries .... Unue*. We propose to be watchful] ...for his conductive ISO- ixiuii'i-.-, beans 'dried consiimcrs lit to reduce -the ncreugr *1 the 1934 und 1035 wlumt Clop:.-0< the Inten-. U. ot *>th<l> The plan' r°r J”*!1 >’Vl work in-a recent i»uc <•! Th'- Ship pounds; lomatrx-s. 3<J pint* not to >-xrr<d 20 jx r is-n! This *’ financed by u prori.viing tax buti ,’s' i‘tlol,t* <1 b>’ ’he Build* r und Marine Engine Build­ Rhubarb. 5 quaits; cherrte would lucarf a redtv lion <4 147.180 ”’* • - hoiihi not mean necessarily i S‘at.^, “a•’'*»n,<i'’>*•'■• er Magazine, ' published in Englund, ncivs in Michigan i! all wheat grow- t,lul ’>'<■ entire tax I* t:» be pawdl ?— .£.w_ .‘u‘',u ,L!!,.4nk‘ ‘ c.'jh’ainmg there b .given u Jir.e recognition of ric«. 20 quart*; plums. : Admiral Ruck. Tim Irontpplcce on-1 .er.; co-oixTated witli tin- fed.-rat'un to the consumer ' I ! that issue was an autograpiuxl por ­ For example, in J909-1913. hard j !??* *’’!rU. u:,v government. ' Winter wheat sold for 95 cents a 'wte lubeted wool in any form trait of Admiral Hock. This British No Michigan funner I total bud at kama* City, flour Mid “’'d •*l’**n 3, •»«> magazine spcrlfa of him x, a fam­ t*> reduce hi:, wheat acreage. All bualiel , . r barrel, and bread <■»'«>' w'»l hull lx- luix-kd ;x.rt ous naval constructor of the United fartnerti will tie a.iketf to co-operate f. ,talted ’ H.’!H for 6 cent* per pound In *vx>1 “I4 percent w.x»l.’ States, und a personality purtlcfflar- of canned fruit: und those who believe that t|ie pay- ,a ly piea-mg to all who jiaVe the i\<>d .??■’* ’ C'nt •*** rnentn to lx- made by tjie govern­ 193.*. wheat sold for 46 9 cento per ment tor decrejtees lu acreage will- bu*li« J in. K:mr.i!. City, flour! ,“’*Ik'u w,th tH«*ntetsJ minimum fortune to know him ’ „ M.ld for $3.85 a barrel, but bread content in percentage, und Tin* magazine also mentions the home .... economic* recompetW’ thein'for the reduction ***J '5na“ la* fact that Rear Admnul" Rock wus -p< Uilisls. Mulligan Stat* in bu-ila-1,. mur'k< t«-d will sign con-1 retail*d for 07 cento per jx-und . prices more -----than, t-d ull wool. not only gradual* d from the United in method — of treJtnx-i tract.-: to cut their wheat plantings "Wheat •. . dropped -----1 * . — ;; r;c .-r -„ , The following standard* are reby tiie amount to be determined bv ,Mr ccnt b4; ,,rvud «”■'“* roM-1 State Nasal Academy, “but that. proceM >ng is gnvn in a U Such u“ spread sug- qiilred'in labeling .silk,*’ the mlininidrator. of the mt. ’ ,uJ per cent “'”l 8ueh after a shuit period ol _____ M'tvire at *ta. *. i.-;, published t») ’ tluit tit least purl of tiie proAny finished fabric containing/ h<- proceeded to the University uf Farmers who ix-lievc that tiiey i.-.-ts Tile linkfor i ...... <_w tax .* should be jnmrbeti ubuirbed in Iulk silk, ot or silk :;ilk aiwf and hthig otiwr m,,.. Bbiv. ..mi mid Glasgow foi the purjxre* of atiend-"^ft_. nni uuu uatt .can make money by planting their Cexung t!>.- difference between the pric«* more than 10 per cent ot rniy *utt- ing the course in navu! archiUcture !it^s figure uidicate paid ter win at i<> lhe tarmer mid'stance Other Ulan silk mFmjcIi fibre nnd marine engineering, inking the ..'.r.inu ' ’c-’ required• 'tor : the prioj paid by ttie consumer fdr|i-. to b.. lutx-led "weighted" to show degree ol B. Sc. in 1892.' From that period in bulling' water ,“d’’ A11'- artditiuii ol metallic .suite or time on. the magazine states. Ad- mid. the number of lull Wheat aiiarkrtmg Maltetlcs show other .sub*tanee. Black dye is pcr- mirai Rqck wax continuously on du­ that apiuoximutely II50.000.000 will I mitud upto 15 per cent..' ! ty its United States navul yurtls nnd to? ratecd by the proceaxing tax lol -■ • . . .. ■ ... . ' represented Uie nir-y department in he «ll'ilribufe<l to1 fanner* who agree! Good* containing silk, or shit uyd private . «hfp-buildiiur establishWhvKl otln.-r fibre uje not lo bo marked J.. <>»•» im umtr. , ' :f the finishHi product menu, serving also un the Board ol liutkifbernw, ruspbei. Hie estimated cost of the crop re- ...... Inspection and Survey Hi* Inst navy O tax to te- Irned i* tentatively duetten plan is tex, tjwn two centsi '..v 'uu' sard duty was iut manager of tiie 20. 35. «'d precooked and packed hot I Norfolk Navy Yard.*, from which C.VrtH respunubiliiy ta **' promoted to If ah Michigan farmers accept , ’ r 'l,lt ‘ J thr Na*u! (Mti'trta'.ion Department the government plan of-lowering I "‘"t11 buying shcete,’hr follow ihg ..ut Washington ’ Un- ntm.lx-r uf nerv . sown to wheal. *1!" help tiie Tills magazine state* th crop plan-, *,n 63.WM farms in this I|l|,,',1*V’r determine tiie b*>t quailmiriU Rock w.i'i a delegatL . tarme -• oper- ity anti■ inc -* for'the , price being jiaid; mini- International -Conference on Salt Lt—Je strength of warp and farms will de- !»>“«» <«nkii< j tilling; minimum thread count of ! . wurp and Riling; maximum pc.rrent- London in 1929. und hi lage of .-.izing in fabric; weight in 'chairman of the ship construction jounce*’ per’ square yard of fabric. committee in tliat conference In : width and length before hoqmung; 1929 lie wad appointed Chief Con­ Iwlw-ther Bu y are first * practically fstructor qf the United States Navy.; free from flaWs* or wool id *imper-t'.MTVjng in that capacity, until hi» re-j feet in some res|x?ct>. bcr 1923 On the 15th of Scptemix-ri 1932 he wa* appointed head ot the MICHIGAN SPRING PIG Webb Institute of Naval Architec­ . CROP BELOW AVERAGE ture in N< w York City." Tii<- inagitzlne closes with , the-e I • . | Lun,sing, Mich.—Although Michi­ ; words:' ; I(tan faniHT.s arc raising u slightly! "Admiral Rock Ls a member of tlw |. larger pig ciop tills spring than a United Slate’. Naval liudltulc nprl ! I year ago. the number la still fur bc।! low the average production for' Nqval Architects and Mamie. Eng i other- recent -------- j yearn. The —June . necr;, 193.1ot which he was one of the! I Livestock Survey Just completed by original members. He hits contnb-l the MK'higun Cooperative Cnqi lie- ■ uted many papers to the transacporting* Service'gives tiie number of * tlons of the various technical so-1 pigs saied in the state this spring cletie«, Including one written tui ut 5M.U00 head wludh is 3 per cent 1931 entitled "Notes on the Develop- ■ njpre than the 1932 crop of 578.000 ment of Certain Matrrinb. used in I head but "nearly 12 per cent les:. SJiips of the U. S. Navy." and an-than the 1W5-193J average produc- other on ' Wuc.it;.m of Naval Contion of (171.000 head More than 6,t»o| slructors and Naval Architects,-' Michigan farment cooperated with I read before the Society of Naval the Department this year :by. sub- . Archltertsuaind Murine Engineer*, iniltjng r’-jiorts for their own farina. • New York, xorx. in November. Novennx r. 1932 iujj These were secured through the coThistlne ’ " commendation "of Ad­ operation of the rural mail carriers;«miral It<>i» is gratifying to the peo- I tor he waz.'burn! of the Pi»l Office Department. ' . fpie — of — Hasting*. .... ... Tiie increase in tiie Michigan pig.here, graduatial from our city! crop over that for 1932 wa* caused' .‘ch.KilZ and won hte way In ti com- I by the larger number of pigs saved; pet Rive examlnatioii to a cadetship; jx-r litter this .spring. Tiie number at the United Stales Naval Acad-j T uf sow* farrowed Is estimated at 8».- cmy. He graduated with high nonors 000 head or the same as In the; from that liwflttilloiQinti has had at sprihg of 1932 No increase is anticl- wondc^ul career in the navy.. paled In the 1933 fall pig crop ini ---------- ’-■***■ - 1 MJ-.I u*l.*ir.. I this suite, according lo othcialji ot I tiie cr,op Rcixirting Service. Bleed­ Livestock authority anniiunces that ing intentions reports collected this i rows nnd their calve* can get ndeJune indicated lhat the number of ;i quale amount* of Vitamin |>. which! Mows bred for' fall tarrowing this : prevents rickets, from "bovine saner! year amounted Id 73«M) heart, the! kraut" or ensilage This report wa*| same number* that tarrowed in the Riven at a recent meeting of the American Association for tiie Ad-j fall of 1932 . !-• ......... -........ .aiiictiiiiii oi ocicii.e, ano ­ Tlic United Slates pig crop for1 'anccment of Science, nnd ine me an an-j was the spring of 1933*is estimated al nouncement » “■ made “by * Professors 51.030.000 head which is about equal Bechtel, Duncan- and Huffman of] to the 5-year average production for the Michigan State College. the year*; 1IJ28 to 1932. although 3 per cent larger than the number Hart Bellinger came over from saved in the spring of 1932. Breed­ Detroit nnd spent the week end with! ing intentions for the entire country ‘ mother and cidietf 6n several of ; point to an increase of 8 -per rent in! his his relatives, n week ago. -j the number ot sows bred \a farrow Twenty-seven members and sev-1 this full compared with ,a year ago If such intentions are fully carried era! visitors enjoyed the meeting of, 1 the H.* L. Club ut the home of Mrs. i out. it would result tn fall, farrowJones, Lockshure Fann, j Ings 20 per cent greater than the 5­. Percy Thursday Mrs H. J. Krans assistyear average and the largest hum- jI cd to tjie hostess. Two new members i । Ix r for any year since 1933. .were placed on the membership J SOUTH SHULTZ. •> roll at this time, Mrs Lizzie Gilkey Emma Carpenter and Ethelyn and Mrs. Rom* Alberlson. Alter u. "Thompson spent Wednesday inj short businrM meeting the follow-1 1 ing program wins enjoyed Mrs, i Grand Rapids and Coopersville. Alva Kenyon and son. Donald. and Schult?.' paper "Motor Trips' told of. Emmet Hamilton of Bellevue spent many fntcrrsting places she hud I visited; Mrs Bertha Humphrey inWednesday with Mr. and Mrs- G. E. tcrestlngly told of places and things Kenyan. Lester Bonneville has a new kind she had seen on her trip to Florida of rat trap in their chicken house. and throughout the state; Mn. A*« -uuui It. F“rr •ntl Mr* "^“Iby tbvorrd Ask nun him about Mrs. Isabelle May and son. JimrecUation* and several songs: I mie. of Battle Creek spent last wcl'e Bun* _ _________ week with her brother. Lester BonThe United States Dcjwrtment of ‘i nevillc nnd family and Mr. and Mrs. Agriculture Is trying to increase the ■ The Rcxall Store. Hastings, Mich. Wm BonnevvtUe and baby Buzanne amount of rubber in goldenrod. of Battle Creek and Byron Ranwnd of Clare spent Sunday with them. ! An inmate of a Missouri jail, not 1 Mr, and Mrs. Harry Miscner spent happy about hls dingy quarters, had । Wednesday with Mr. ant^ Mrs hls cell redecorated at hls own ex- j Frank Maas of Kalamazoo. ipcnsc. SUNOCO GASOLINE and OIL Expert Lubrication—Using Six SUNOCO Greases/ ANDRUS SERVICE PHONE 2240 BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS S ±"1.“ M.r“x'' *''' - >™» X, SPECIAL PRICES ON GOOD USED CARS! Friday and Saturday, July 14 and 15 1929 Chevrolet $Q£ 1931 Model A $OCIX Coach Now OnlyDeLuxeFordor 1929 Model A $1 1 E 1927 Chrysler Tudor Good Condition— Coach Good Condition— Gills us a call—we will be- pleased to demonstrate any of the above cars — Phone 2121 XIX A a : Universal Garage Co INSECTICIDES ARE CHEAPER At the Rextill Store CALCIUM and LEAD ARSENATE for Potatoes, Melons and C ucum­ bers. . ‘ • ANT ROX and PETERMAN’S ANT FOOD for Ants. PURE COPPER SULPHATE feu Drenching Sheep. BLACK LEAF FORTY for Garden Flowers aftd Poultry' Houses, all -sizes and in bulk. , BLACK FLAG, both liquid and pow-. der, kills Flies. Moths, Ants, Roaches and Bed Bugs. ROSE NICOTINE for ’l our Roses. PETERMAN’S DISCOVERY for Bed Bugs .and Roaches. EVERGREEN Kills Plant Lice. FLY KILL—-'Our Best Fly Spray—50c size now 35c; 75c size 50c. All other sizes in proportion Carveth & Stebbins Goods Delivered Phone 2131 This Bank Solicits Your PATRONAGE Strictly on the merits of the Service it HAS rendered for nearly half a Century . . . and the Service it IS consistently rendering today HE present generation demands “PUBLIC SERVICE’’ electric lights gas. water supply and telephone . . none of which are more important to the prosperity and success of a coni: inanity than a good bank, which meets as far as possible, the commerical and . financial requirements of the public. This bank fully realizes the tremend­ ous importance of the confidence and cooperation of the people of its com­ munity and is grateful for these expres­ sions extended toward it during the past unsettled economic conditions. Every effort is,being made to make this bank of the greatest possible value to all of the people of this locality all of lhe time HASTINGS CITY BANK The Bank with the Chime Clock TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, MICH �NEW LOANS ARE MADE ON FAIR FARM VALUE ' Lund Bank Mortgages Bused on Sound Values Rather Than Upon Price Changes COUNTY LINE. | Zine Clark had company front De­ Mr. and Mrs. Spenor Johnson en,lertutned company from Freeport Wagner nnd daughter who returned Sunday. . to their home Wednesday. Mr. Hummel, of Lake .Odessa, wnsi on our streets Monday . Sunday. SMOKED PICNICS Pork Chops Bacon Bait Sugar Cured Veal Steak Boiled Ham BEEF POT ROAST Sliced Bacon Minced Ham Salt Pork » Pork Steak Half Pound Pkge. SWISS STEAK JEWEL COFFEE N Safety of Principal Smooth and fragrant ' Tender Cuts of Beef Round or Sirloin ■kjA S H ■▼1 9 Lf’9> 3 “ 17‘ Country Club Evaporated Pet, Carnation or Dundee, 3 tall cans 20c ,ls of first and primary importance to every pros­ pective investor. It may be observed that in spite of the economic disturbance of the country during the past few years building and loan -companies show aniost 100', SAFETY. 3 t 49c One lb. bag 17c The NATIONAL has operated for 43 years without loss of a dollar of any member’s prin- OLEO y^ticnal jEoan & {>nupshuvnt (ffonipany EATMORE BRAND 3 J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. 25‘ Tomato Juice can 5c Country Club - pure juice Tomato Soup 6 cane 25c Barbara Ann - fine quality SALMON lb. I7c Jewel Coffee French, lb. 23c - Country Club, lb. 27c ,b’ loaf DC Fresh Bread Feniuui Country Club 17c Country Club Fancy red Fancy Pink Salmon, tall can 10c Baking Powder- ib.«an 12c Wabaxl:, 2 lb. can 19c ' Corn Syrup 5 ib.paii 25c Dark — Licht. 5 Ib, ps.il 27c SALAD Macaroni 4 Or Spaghetti - bulk Prunes lb. CREAM CHEESE Michigan - Fancy Colby Type 15c SC ’ Fancy Santa Clara - bulk 29<= DRESSING s Country Club — smooth, delicious — 16-oz. jar 15c, 8-oz. jar 10c MICHIGAN BEU. TELEPHONE CO. 25c ib>. so-w.i.. COMBINATION SALE 25c CORN FLAKES £ 10‘ A 14b. box Country Club Graham Crackers and a 1-lb. box of Soda Crackers both for Country Club — Kellogg's or Post Toasties, large pkg. 11c SCRATCH FEED 100 lb. bag ‘1.35 Mason Jars Pints. dor. 69c Quarts, dux. 79c - 2 Quarts, dox. •’ no *.« 25: Jar Caps MICHIGAN l'X-BAiaixc on 3 iUumu.I bras l»r».. . sporp ou Lind and waler. .. lb • allurrxurnl r.f aneirnt trail* and tb- thrill* of thr mint m-niern bigbwayi*... forwtA hills gigantic dunes • • • Michigan •riTer* an cudle*, variety of .uuiturr (il< a>ure« vLat mountain and eraahore deter Au equal. S Thouaand- of thiicre »prn<i a great deal of-money in.rrtir Mate each lutunier. erratiny - mploj incut for many pcoplr -aud add ng lo tbe prosperity of all Michigan. -Wrenn inrreaM* that btiaiue.e p-eatly If each of tre will urge otlirn lo viail Michigan- We can contribute cvcd further by-‘pending our own i seattorn here. And vbereter yon go, diapel worry by lelepboning home and office frequently. Cail frieade to tell them ulieo yon will nri«el Telephone ahead for hotel reservation*. Long Dialaucc rate* are low. • LAYING MASH . RINSO «■"«" 19c ’•■".iipka.is. ';k7 Lifebuoy Health Soap,. 4 bars 25c Block Salt »o-ib. bM. 29c SCRATCH FEED c *1» 100 lb. bi, 1,65 — White, gallon 21c Jar Rubbc-e, dox. 4c Layinj Mash in-ib.b., $1,89 CALLS THE WORLD TO PLAY ib. c.k. 9c Parowax Cider Vinegar FANCY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES WATERMELONS Watson — 26 Ib. average — Rad, ripg, luscioua BLOCK SALT SO lb. block 29- Bananas 1 'w. 1$c Ripened to th* peak of their flavor Lemoni CalUcraU Sunkixl — 3M xisa Celery um.ia. 10c Michigan — Well bleached 99c Lettuce Fresh — fancy u Sc �THE HAST1NOS BAXXF.B. WEDNESDAY. JULY 18, 1833 Bible conference »»' ■nd * success In every APPRECIATION SALE//// SPECTACULAR FOOD VALUES Thursday, Friday, Saturday, July 13,14 and 15 8 O’clock Chipso Flakes or Granule. 2 l« pkgs. 29c P & G Soap ’““Il 10 bars 27c Cheese Mild Wisconsin Ib. 17c Chili Sauce Quaker Maid bot. 12c Coffee 3-lb. bag 49c Kaffee Hag or Sanka 41c ib. 17c Nutley Oleo GRAPEFRUIT Post’s or Mogg's lb. Be BEANS 3 “« 25c Ig. bot. 10c CAMPBELL’S Fruit Fluffs Assorted N. B. C. Ib. 21c Matches Birdseye 6 bo.el 23C Easy Task 5 ib 27 c mZX 25c 3 Hou,, Coffee LEMONS *360 Size Dozen 29c TOMATOES Red Ripe Hot House 2 Lbs. 19c PEACHES Georgia Freestones 3Lbs 25c 2 f0r l/C BRAN FLAKES Shrimp Fane, Pack Ketchup Quaker Maid Carton JSokar Coffey 2 iu 45c RinSO Large package. 2 for37c Fels Naptha Soap 10 <>«• 45c Northern Tissue 4 ™ii. 19c Dill Pickles quart jar10c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 25c Soap Chips 2 bars llc PALMOLIVE SOAP KEN-L-RATION <1 r Peanut Butter Snitu. Mustard Premium Small Can 4 f°r (Or Del Monte) Sugar 1 *7 Pu*-e Cane 10 fe. 50c 2lc qt. jar 10c j-ib. jar 19c Soda Crackers Hampton1. zplJbg 19C Pretzeenos n.b.c. 2 »>.. 25c Pet Food Soap 6 bars 19c 3 cans 29c A & P MEAT MARKETS . 1?C PORK LOIN ROAST *• 6c BACON k 29c Lean Rib End Cuts BOILING BEEF lb 12c Meaty Short Ribs BEEF ROAST oIX “> 7c PURE LARD VEAL LOAF Machine Sliced Ib. 10c SUMMER SAUSAGE Ib. 5c 3 > 23c Tbeeriafer or Salami Ib. 17c BEEF STEAK Ts± ">• 10c PORK CHOPS—2 * 25c MINCED HAM wd.rsu«a n>. 10c COTTAGE CHEESE b«i>. 10c .X ATLANTIC & PACIFIC I'.' "> 9c �THE RyiPjCa BAWER. WLtiNt3DVr. JULY 12 IW FA&E TWELVfc RAGWEED IS CAUSE MAY BE GOOD MONEY OF MOST HAY FEVER department at Michigan. State Col|N SJATE SEED CROP ■ Mich. Resort' Districts Can Help for the gold fever pauents is Increased Demand Predicted obtained by an increase in the sup­ Increase Profits by Cspnply ol gold in Michigan, the only for Yields of Mich. Alfalfa and Red Clover Fields paign to Destroy Plant SUityiii Mr and Mrs Chas McCoy*.and’ Mi und Mrs. Billie Corie and Lmuw iilyde of- Grand Rapids spent the fourth with Mr and Mrs. Will Hyde I Louie. Jr, remained fyi* a longer Kni! will} pt« grandparents. * Tire Pleasure Birthday Organire-' tlon have deferred the July session, until WedheuUy. the J9lh. at Mary I.aiic Park'. Martin hike, with Mi’.., by the gold fevkr <nd also those who Ragweed Is accused by the United* • Slates Department of Agriculture of ’ * belli* the chief cause.pf buy fever ■■“| Goldenrod, long sltspccted of lx-iiig LEGAL NOTICES knee caused from a previous injury 1 Mr. and Mp Will Billman and Rnixu Luthrop; 'K«-nnctli Mi and Mrs OrVal Haywood ot •<-v ; Dorothy Lathrop. be supplemented ,by additional -f-d tu ch rcmovetj from BUY YOUR COAL NOW Thery was a sharp ADVANCE in the PRICE OF COAL July 1st! 'savings ted by-lllsect'i reptiblc person Margaret. Cortright is visiting in' Battle Creek. Eugene Cortnght spent last week With hls grandpar­ ent'. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley French Henry Gray Is favorably recover­ ing from a shake up and bruises. HIzaLeth Griffin of Clwtr- lake he wa» tiding while faking hay Hugh Cau- and faintly v^- m :•! Lake Odessa Sunday to attend the *y Bible conference held there annually >• by tiie Newell Brothers Evangelistic party Tlw Kentucky Harmony Sing-' th ers Little Helen Coy. slx-year old »v child marvel ib singing, and Rev ' — W. d Heresirom. pustor of Akron Ev.mgi hstic Tabernacle, and wlioj broadcasts nver WTW. were tmpresdie features. . Mr and Mr.*. Fred Miller* and family and mother. Mrs. Slyviu' Scidmore of Camp Custer, and .son. Ehret Scidmore. nnd family of Auuusta and Beryl Miller were enter- before it blo>*om- After the Hi-' ; allowed to Sully bloom. If Weather cutting, tin- ragweed, will produce\conditions have been favurubie tor branches and fUarr.v below tlw1 jonnntion. ee< d jx*b »ill have point wlicie the plant was cut. The'p^n tornu-d where .the first bio;.second crop of blossoms must also jom, appeared, n these' blowoau , . have stripped oft without the -fbnnafrorn which 'n tton of seed pocU. the thance.s for j I rum iu own rood wd yield are i»or and tlw i-ompln att-ms resujunt toeocctb, throat trodole. be visited by thaw whether- the chance., are favorable lo seek relief from for seed. County agricultural agent, they are willing to. ran help farmers Inspect fields to Mnn Doris Warner and Mm Lloyd MtQirmlc und daughter Marilyn of Detroit were guests at the Fred Mil­ ler home urf Thursday. Oral Miller was olf duty last week - --- ---"...1 t uuu.u UUUUIV. aqd Mrs John Kollar attendCHI Van Auken and son. Milford ■■ 1 eathrrbonc picnic held at and grandson. Stanley, are.recoverSide Patk. Caledonia. Sunday >n„. n wf[h BU Fred CiiJer and family of Grand inrr flu. Rapids spent Sunday with his moth- impossible to deceive hay fever suf- ndroiully used for eyed Weathtfr ferers into.believing that tiie weeds' conditions also materially affect the have been removed if they are still amount of .seed produced by red distributing pollen. * clover, and inspection after the County agricultural agcnU can, plant blossoms is necessary to find supply information about chemicals whether the seed crop wil» be proillwhlch will destroy weeds if, rom- able or tint. , j munities wis^ lo employ that form Some experimental wofk done by *’ ■*———’—•■-—------ - Michigan State College Indicates that honey la vs may be of service in ting method. 'helping tlw pollination of bofti clo- Delay in the pur­ chase of coal dur­ ing timet like these, when prices all along the line are advancing, is pretty liable to cost mon- familiar with high quality of we handle. Deliv­ eries will be made Smith Brothers Velte & Company TELEPHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. and friend. Glen Cliapell, of Ja(-KCLOVERDALE. son Were Wednesday guest* of her Miss Hazel Hmiken is i|X-nding a wn: nnd tificl--. Mr*. nnd.Mrs. John few day* with Mi» Lucille MucLeud Kollar of TIn»tlnt’5 ‘ ■ t«f Lansing are spend j ur day. .until Tuesday Mr.-. Raymond Faul bip.k from Camp Kellogg Saturday feeling tine and happy over then >ii. this Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Monica entertaining Grace Ernie and Jean Brown of Phdnwt ir, Dorothy Stmt-: Dustless Roads Stimuli Business ponding i Do Do you personally enjoy touring over dust choked highways? Do you like the uncertain feeling of driving, ns if blindfolded, through a dust cloud? Do you go back for a second helping? | jta Vanderlip of Freeport visited Art Richardson and family Tuesday, 58th birthday. Ml<- Mildred Norton of KaUrnr r.«> |.< making un indefinite v:» with Mr and Mrs. Clare Thomas. Mr. Cei-i! Waite is working : Kalamnioo at* present . Carl Hewitt and family of Wood-1 .land called on their uncle. Art Rich­ ardson. and family Sunday Alberta Nash of Hasting*, who en to Ann Arbor recently for an op­ eration for appendicitis. Mr and Mrs Lew Weaver of Has­ tings are caring for the latter’si mother. Mrs. Lucy Haney I Rev. Loomis of Freeport called at Mr. ForbeyS and nt Mrs. Wane po's Wednesday. ' i Every one knows that dustless roads, through beau­ tiful Scenery, do attract and stimulate business. Many communities and states have developed profitablebusinesswith excellent dustless highways. permitting good gravelfoadsto become dusty and rough. Neglect of costly highway surfaces can­ not be condoned^ economy. Saving a nickel to waste a dollar is not economy at all. By holding costly road surfaces moisture-bound with Dawflake Calcium Chloride, you conserve both the good road and rise busiauss it brings. •Highway officials need this effectivi road-saving maintenance material. They gave on mainte­ nance; you save on road taxes, and business keeps Will they now drive that business away by . coming on dusdcss highways. Write for details. THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY, MIDLAND, MICHIGAN DOWFLAKE CALCIUM CHLORIDE 77-80% � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-07-19.pdf f968f2a88fcc6817bbd10b31e4ad4126 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER .SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JULY 19, 1933 12 PAGES PAGES Ito 8 NUMBER 12 RALPH HENRY TO IONIA ff 5MB. 001 _ Taxpayers Are Exploited KETCHAM_ FAVOBS_ ife^AUTO COLLISION fl RULING ON ■ FOR ONEtO 15 YEARS CLAIMS STRINGER _ _ ... .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ML SAVINGS ASSAULTEOHIM FOR THEJUULMMDS By Legislative Lobbyists STATE IBIC(IME TM Dewey Jones Suffers Broken Kneecap and cuts—Ernest Skidmore Bruised Had Confessed Robbing the Hinckley Oi! Station at | Nashville in April ' A MEETING LARGELY AT­ 1HI I I I'.I U PAYS HIE BILL FOR ACTIVITIES OF BELIEVES SALflgJAX HAS DEPOSITORS Ralph Henry, age 23. wa» brought LAUREL SENSIBA OP YAN­ Qtwey Jur.es. 45. and Ernest Skid­ AFFECTS KEPRftsENTA FIVES 01 SPECIAL INTERESTS TENDED AT PARKER KEE SPRINGS HAS A WHO WISH TO'MAKE NOT PROVENSATISmore, 35, both redding near Nash,b«Lrr Judge McPeek on Thurtday. villc. were injured Saturday - mo: nHe confessed the crime ot breaking HOUSE FRIDAY EVE. QUEER EXPERIENCE FACTORY WITHDRAWALS .Riiilroudg,Gumblers,'Truck Transport Lines,’Small Loan; of that village wiien tin tided. Junes was seven •> ■ l inns, Brewers arid ^eacliefi Have Powerful HE THINKS INCOME Lobbies At State Capitol TAX IS FAIREST PLAN ' He wu* given find CHOSE OFFICERS AND j EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE . V----------- ' and entering the Hinckley oil ata•tldn. better km^i a* the Dixie Oil ■ Mat ton, a: Nash-. Ihe last April He FOUND STRANGER IN SIXTY DAYS WRITTEN j>id HUCKLEBERRY MARSH NOTICE NECESSARY at lontu. Hl* partner in this crime at Nashville and then brought ,to is serving a* sentence of Uim ajui one-half years at Jackson for break­ Is Found by Father Nearly ing uiid entering the Kroger atom at Unconscious, With Strap Battle Creek Henry drove the auAbout His Neck tnmoblle in the Kroger robbery and I Mr P C. Howard of Battle Creek na* been iither grossly exaggerated or highly colored to suit the writer.l-ussiblc. was . given thi’rtv days in the. CaL 1-_Z* myttertoiu crime, the. clrctnnThe speaker at the Commercial Th boun Jail- At the expiration of his •t.mct:. at which seem uncanny, Wind D. A. Roilary of Owreso spent In this, cliapter a discussion of what the lobby really consist*, what iu ,Club Tur*dav noun wus former coirrultag that sfiil Ing' I a day or M> here organizing a Barry nurpoM* ary und hbw it works wlllIT** . interest rote law; gambling In- Kre---,man John L. Ketchum, lie gave !took place in Yankee-Spring* WedIncidentally tin* * answer the Nashville charge, / netday afternoon near the huckleI l i i I Mh'hlgaii Rail- 1* attempted terert* un hand to gain legal rights “ very interestuig talk Hr ^aid the ho taken frutn tty I toad'/ Emptoyi'C'i and Citizens’ Milter will attempt to give his own to race track belting with dog und i'11’Jal govirnmtnt in !B2j nui t>. oil Mation wa berrv mar»h on Luke Setuiba’* farm, I letiyue. They were very »u«erw.ful. ■ .. . ... . . < .. . u-hat it (rermwl "*•* rt.it,',. found in a room in Battle Creek win. Laurel, age 28. returning it* .good point* it any. aiuit devotees al odds-thi-re und cccipM-d by the two men He took from umk on nw farm at about I TIw Bn- Hi.-.-.a men. manufacturers >< taxpayer are iaxi>ayrr !•; ic milked for tor the'others tne'u"‘r*’ of U1 similar character UI c itypln»i. *“r th. officer^ to a patch bf woods in , 30. went first to drive the cow* and Mbotink men >>f Hastings MUes iimr itk ut cc:t.iin id cermin tU cUt.e> lii» and clique* clique*. <••«> «** “ «*« cla clus:i « number two. Class three . Culr.nm cor.ty where they found tlie home from pasture. In <Se pasture the railroad.*are nut gettinra MiUure benefit - mtcresting .... ... _ .. -a..., »>*.>>< Ill' Aho II is extremely to <« — represented by lobbies ..I of eminent O» Ul|.*tll*5 ■ automobile tire* which live thieve* tot *—------- «- .lore huw now racn each o: of tin lilt ;,cu;«;. ;<xjres Ul ol iouiob- rrspcctubdity like I.rethe vu>re.iuuiire> educational MRS. ORVAL SHELLEN niui hidden there on the night ' ’ the state and country should fake a . pule went by this mar»n he noby interest* piuy into the hands of group, the mt-dicui group, Hu*orl:<l f' the robbery of the oil station. bund m order t.| -.r.e the vi-jy ex­ cither., aiid how the taxpayer always service group, the r<!aj e*tute dealers. ,1*r * BARGER FATALLY HURT istence nt the lailroad.*, Im'Csum*. of fiayi. the shot. with a three quart pail hUed with .properly owners' associations and c”r'MO *'• ON M-43 the gross unfair ramiKtltiun they j berries. Laurel spoke to him. nsklobbies may te: divided into three shnltar agemn-s which ihcraliv ./-‘humihn..’u-n h.iiv to meet jlng whgt business he had in tlu> • ' swarm about H m * capitol during legMtcnlghU. handling the ..X) triitliut clu.-.sevij , They know thr railroads build undmarsh The stranger was dark com... and th .folative sessions n, '> ol g»«>al TRUCK HITS WAGON IN First, thou- rnam-p plextoned. stockv build, weighing number til other ix-ron.-. employe turned by large* Railroad* Cumr Bark. while tlu-ir competitor-, do not. but about 170 pounds. Hr muttered WHICH SHE WAS RIDING .corporate interests The. railroad interests, for a long-dn tills retailinc wu* over 161,OW c Use lili;hway:. built und muhitatacd .something in reply, set tlie pail uf 'whom two-third* were n an mainly a* obrerv-1 time in remi-rctircment from the by the |x-oplr N,i| only 4lu»l. but berries on the giound and moved hi; women, Accidcnt Occurred a Little •vteki.-'T <:s io detect and.field of active lobbytag. came very one-third Hie big bu-.u and truck* do most toward Laurel, his right hand be­ head of!, if pu<>i- cluse to the point of jumping gut. The retail sales fur the year 1939 After Midnight Sun­ in Michigan nnieunt'-d. io S22W him PAID ITS SHAREHOLDERS blv, any cuiitem-1 of class number one over into tile ,(MMiooo. ItailHuuL', are Khjipiy regulated a* .As the .dpnger -got dose enough Prices have dropped to.-wh day Morning plated Jcgislatlun second class during the past sesUSUAL 5 PER CENT > wages paid, r.»t«charged ■ and to young SeiL-lba he swung at him not nr their inter- sion. Vested capital in niilroud seTvice I.ndered. while their com.। viciously with his left hand and •nt time DIVIDEND esta Second and ctirittes was ably aided by the memsuiting in ' iScrwiba dodged it After that Laurel tlii- class the pub-' tiers ol the various railroad brother­ SlwUenbarj Mddittonid liiii .-, oi abandon unpioi* I Fain he doe* not know what hap-' *m dMirinc lie hear* most hood* in a futile nttyppt to legislate three-eighths uf the amount pened. cxetpt that he was struck a RE-ELECTED OLD OFFI­ from piiit about, that group tlie freight liuulers and mixscnger imrted for 1920. or sorj.fXKi.uoo . Michigan railroads not 6nly build liard blow on his head, buck of lha 1932. mind , u y Jiunj M.| which seek# »pe- busses at! the htgliway*. The act iviCERS AND DIRECTORS right ear. He evidently became unand maintain their -own Tighf-ofThe* statUtics compiled by the clul privileges for ties of the railroad und truck lobbies. wav. but tijt-v pa’id into the state The ground in the vi­ ill thr axrurd inlrrrst on their i l^<l government, showed that 1929 sales treasury I9.4.I9.847 taxes last year,r ji. Brcfccrs un hand to write became notorious before sthe-session i>«sui Mtincs unk-M they give thr Association Has Fine Record cinit-- e Laurel Mid this hap­ by independent distributor were th-\--Imr ----bill; — small loan companies was a month old. The small loan Their compctitar.s make no net con- — —• ---pened gives evidence of a strugglo ‘ required F^rHays notice in writing. * — ' about Ti per cent and by chain .. *« (Continued on page flvei for Promoting Home tubution !<> Hl,- Iiaftiitcrianc- of Hie 0,1 .hu,,‘1 P'ewiit the repeal. ul the!f son. and Mr. and Mrs. Orval S1.<1, and shows where the pail of berrie* Mures about 23 per cent of the tutu!' state governin' nt. except, their in­ Ownership Here | whs placed by the stranger. Laurels volume- Oi the proprietor* Of these leribargcr and their little son Rob­ I adequate .wiinhi and — f^LMnesbcs 81 per cent were individ­ ert. u'!> d seven, were riding north­ The annual hireling of the Has- (torr. garihenU .yemed alio io bear LARGE SIZED BLUE­ ward to their hotnra at Burbcts I.!.< aofstruggle. uals tnd lb per-, cent c irporation:-. Cnracnt in a lumber,wagon, wlu-n AT CAMP BEN JOHNSTON tings Building and Loan Atcsucluliun’qvideme iMmaitc they do to ihe toad*. Id recently it was di-closed SenMbvT. parent* were not at BERRIES DEVELOPED In Michigan, food in 1929 coirtitutCommercial .irm king ha* l i„ de J::;:Jtc the home at the time thU attack took Nine Scouts From Hastings that, spit the depression tn ,im d i iMirtiK.ii-.ly the hasatd driven by Eldon Farrell been a successful one. ?o place If they had been Uiey , L year had b< Barry Co. Hus Many Acres The federal ern-.u* sliowed th>Enrolled for Third Ca*mp, that th-- directors were justified in probably could not have seen it. as. icupanU rere built ' Adapted to Growing voting the Uiua! five per rent dlvi- the mar*h L> wveral rods from the ‘volume of i^teil *a!cx in Burrv coun­ ’ Seven for Fourth as well us added dend. J house. Tiiey did return at about ty in 1.92!)' w»a gCJIJOWJ. ff trade , Such Borriel . ■ Tiu- third ixtriod nt Camp Ben Fied W Stebbins, Charles S Potts « 30. Tiiey noticed that Laurel was ha* dropixul t>H u.s much' in Barry TlMycOTnpetitor* of Hie railroad* WILL HAVE SUPERVISED | Ti»e Banner hn* mentioned the •county n-s In the » cau.M‘ her death Johns' - ......................... ----- -- ond will u|l(J n vurvcin. wnuw verms us 'iv* m«hc. *»> sure- •••» woonij w I Can start ti.d!lr when und where pita! . »boit« an Ur PLAY IN SUMMER VA ■r-ni ’ mu" up to and inctadmg July ( |j r i-cturs hud expired, were re-electhb regular habit, they began senrchfact that there is a u<xxl future for it v .mld lx- only tlin--«.-ii;ht)is of tbthey plrii-i-, und dl'cnntimu-. .serv­ ccidt-nr occurted. T v,-9. Tin’ two pL-vioiw camji* ij.ne (1J The directors who hold over'ing tor hun. Knowing that ho the biiii'bt.riy where 11 u cultivated. >929 total, >> the pi— nt volume CATION TIME ice over night .1 they do desire'. They been -vciv mt-re.Mli:«.- w-'h ' ll,rge !irc as follows; Kun Bigler, H S would first go after the cows, tho I Burry county hit* ni ui.v hundred., o! would hi- Ire* than 02900,000. Mr. erne uf .rhe aMiiiltiU wax Dear enroilm-ni./ at each. Nine Boy Sheldon, Robert Walton. Dr. C. S. father naturally went to the pkstura nTUCO Tnuraic oom/c it a '"ere* of land well adapted tor the Ketdiam ’• <ted that he had uiwa) fie. but leave the iqx - . ' ,k' i:»lhe McIntyre. R C Fuller and C A- !'■' There he found hi* son. lyinR U I ntnl UWI'ij rnUV t 11 A ’(grow)ng oi bltieberrieA on a com- ttioughi that retail trade, would lxthe iaiU.iid.-. There i third ; • r'.M jyid : tir.rv have clarke Till- director* selectetf* the itt the sand with a swap tightly nnY AND MDNFY QAVFR iniereial reute. Where they arc cul- large*! lb counto.- -haiims th- b-t (already cr.rull’d tor the fourth per- following officers, ull being re-clec-:drawn around his neck, evidently DU l RIVU tviunci W»cn.,lutH|. k..,lMTWijv certain, Varirti.-.,. farm laud; but th..' <!>d not prove ahlpja-rji and communitie­ It appears that the occupants of Hod. ‘■ ----->----•-—•--» -It — - »— ■­ nearly exhausted. was his •— judg(lions: . ' they grdw to coiuidcrabl-- rice—a* _out. ‘ according t.» the federal stalls cun hire whom they ideal the wagon had driven to town a : ‘ Camb Ben Johtwton i* anothc Plymouth, Mich., Is Showing,:i large i.s \h«- ordinary cranberry and ’•, jmenl that Laurel would not haw Charles S. Pott*. President. rContin'reri on page Jlvei some trading, and wen- un t ir fine example o! the wonderful bene Fred W. Stebbins. Vice-President. 'lived ..very much longer if lie sona- even larger. Fv>r berries of. the Value to City of Su­ way home Mr. Farrell, who is A. H. Carveth. Secrctary-Treasur- had not been found when lie was. |thi* rize, becuuM- of Uwlr iuscxiiv. jiwhi iiqii .i-.-iiiauM: lur uir n. •>». tne » Foundation. Mr K< 1pervised Play He unloosed the strap and helped . | flavor,, there i* a ready market at i CHILDREN APPRECIATE TOiuh an- tlo-M-ly regulated in all ply interested . in Boy C W. Clarke. Recording Secretory.!,!hi:n to get home Aside from the We know this is not Hie time to top-notch price*. THEIR OPPORTUNITY ; 1 th*.- matt. 11 the Eva Hecox. Assistant Sccre------- .----------- , . ---- vi------ - - -----, - is - evidenced byMiss The riiilroad- a_Mc only fair piny.' spunk of Imreaxing city cxpen.M'sl' Al ,,u' DoHuven Blueberry Plan-; (other bruise*. When his father und other produce which he wks h autlful buihlmu lu: 1ms constructed tBrv.Treasurer are not urging lor tlie matter ar\d .- .*> air lure ui irere,,vt at .1* |,taU®n- tuo - mile* we*t — *— -twx> — imh , One Hundred Fifty-Four nt t.ikin-- to his home near Wr-xlladi..for them ta Balti- Crw-k and by th-: fh.. Association has an ex- , found him his mouth was full of H>>‘ jirrwnt time, but v.e are going Bangor, an cxpenmefN fur int. • to drive wills it roily Hu- .mt. ht h.i. expended.wHvunwmu™ • cellent record for ,u«.-u, line service to this' —/re? .... and money --------------------------------,u» iand. Whether the stranger Kellogg Health Camp to JaX. that whenever |»»s*ibJe it is tacnxslng Hie size and pruductHP.y :;-vi morning to Eaton Rapid*, the '—and J—•development ’----- —<• for their pleaiuro community, and it is pleasant in- crammed thia into his mouth to AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT up to communities like Hastings to of l>1” blueberry ha* Ixvn *ucc*vat Pine Lake I h« adquarteis of the A. M. Brnith Camif Hen Johnston '■ ........................ ' -J -.1 ' deed to find that I'. r.k .keep him from making an outcry, it has beer. been “ makdo something in the wav of provld- ,uily carried on by ihe state under :1fc. ’Comp.tu .. Directly behind Mr F.«rA lei’iT'from the ’Camp in,: SOUTH OF WOODLAND .... gobd progress In ... spite of w. Che > m de.... ior whether hb head wo* Jammed ... .... .formed ------- .con---sawJ 'Jh a tJlal fPJpjJ the Bat • pri-jstun. Its---------recently ------- ----ramp ,. ... nt ncctlon' with W.,.. the Heme Loan Bank. hi* mouth 1* not known. The young Edward F. Fitzgerald Suffers ..,k, — approacldng ’he little, hill, in.glwnmtn iaks shattered this; of Indianapolis has been ..op.u,, helpful, man claims he cannot remember chief-roitmi.u: the street* ttnd'do-i"* «'’ll a* the quality of the berries. a Badly Injured Leg ... ( < m------------------------------------------. ... •-. un ythrng after the stranger hit him lul group of IM clilldnn who parI!" ’ upward chmb the lUillU of Mr..'weekwhen tribre Hum 170 boys en-i n nd marks a forward step in the Ki " ihinii. Hurt will Mart them «n w‘‘ believe it would be well worth of that meal. The little .folks(Fain Ils truck did not roach ahead ■ rolled for the tluld period. Tlib ex-i history of this association until his father found him. as a Result Hie wrong track. Many t» buy hi'«hil- lor Burry county owners of took gave every evidence of their appre-^h Hie roadway, but .---------------------- . -■—<-< —.-u A neighbor claims that he saw a town* our size, and smaller'has g<H-lK«>d blueberry fmlchra to get. Jn elution of the fine Laid, excellent ’ yo*-rdAhe begun to down -..ar by fiftun boys Ambptc thopDcepYTFRIAN IUIFM ;tnan fully answering the description .... „ ... „,„M, v,. ten'hl* Mart toward a life-of crime touch with Mr Gardner. We i^« Mivice and their d-Ib htfu! sur-'jhm ln> lights would shine on tlx :rom Has!inr- who are-present this; rnl-OD 1 1 ivic-iw 'given by Laurel hi that vicinity a Woxiland Edward |‘ Fitegrrald o' ix-enure. during tlw long summer vi»- Ne'e thyy would find*R profitable to ' There aie probably very'Iw^mitU. Mr Farrell claims (hZ" umc ar-. Pataur Osbdrn. Gordon! CHALLENGE METHODISTS, lit th- tune before the attack occur­ Lnh-tag. who is ronnccKd uiuj tin' ‘ation, hit hkd nothing else to think produce tlie larger size and better,; roundings _____ .... ________ _ Vernon' few of them if nnv. who cotild have hr did n.>. see any .isht displf -d _crothi r*. _____ Johtf _Lockwood, red. Tlie SnerifT's officers have been 'Public -Utilities Commh.«i<m. was ot or ,o ‘lo ,ll«n to titink and plan quality of berries that have been de- had a vacation at a lake this sum-; f™n the wumm. and that if there — • • - ----Nelsifi Gardner, David J Great Baseball Game to Take 'investigating. There are so few .driving i«n aut-Hiioblfe northward '”ln'* deviltry that would later bring vdojx-d on the Blueberry Pluntayon,.' mvr. os it is the fixed purpose of the were such a light un the wagon it Wlmnu-r. 1 Gerald Sliult:*. David Town-| । clues that they have not found it ids ,t t. r being with him in the car. hl,o into trouble mear Bangor, it’s worth looking In- Foundation to select tor these camps could not have been burning at the Cook, ; send, George Dewey, Kenneth Brow-, Place Friday P. M. on(easy' to get anything tangible that­ when the ” " ---•■• • -■ . . . un tne icrt iron: Things are nut as they used to lx*.Ito. 1 childrenGardner wj,u could not otherwise time, or was -o !held ( er and Smith Slurman wouldthat leadHie to shadthe arrest of tlie party u, r«.y i.Tld'.. rar blew out T,“' Writer ran remember as a buy I ’•• , Fair Grounds | have such a chance. The chatter ows concealed it from. hl'. vi;w. He ,1and Winingcr are number© of the: , wno who mni made the assault on young and vufivd hl* car t.> the left side <d wh,'n “ *:,s "I' u> him to split the JUDGE DISMISSED IN। of children’s voices in the big din- ; claims there WiU im light, meh n.i <camp stalf. | If YOU want to have a lot of fun. sen^ba the roa'dwiiy. A-, it w.Ls late cvl- '*’««1 and curry It; to look srficr the' Tliefor mv the two weeks’’you will ajtend ..... the baseball game ... at — ' Ing room and their happy comment* the law require}, attached to the 1 • program pruur-on iur .•........................... ----■■» . . ■ ■■ TERVENING PETITION were plearing to hear. dctitly Mr Fitm-roA! thought there I ,n lhl> summir time; and to .riar uf the wagan. He claims that ; period. beginning last Monday, will-the fair grounds Friday afternoon. nFPARTMFNT UVPI FARF would be no on.- driving at that;cnn’ for thl’ totally raw and the' and July 21, at <i -(Ml o clock /This buttle UtrAn I MtN I WtLr Ant I Anyone who saw this group and he wu travelling at not to exceed ron.-i.st -1 rarftpfinlor Monday ---------------------------.hour. a> of th,' rar* wii<-.b,; tomily horse, both nciding a lot of Judge Hatch of.Battle Creek ;thr privileges granted them could twenty miles an hour; and that it Thursday evcniiik>. Tliur.Mtay att-:L »>etweeti tlx- Presbyterian and, WORKER COMING HERE ■were off the ri.ivvl. lie decided hThe writer had a father n„rjrl„n nn,„ nPn,u;n„ have failejl to thank God for. hi* truck had b*en empty wh-n hi- , rnobn- will >»• d«-v<gtd to fk-ld! Methodist men and will ba nwre en-; would ch;.: .:«• I-.' tin' rtehl there tta ' enough to try to pro-: Decides Uase urowing Out i not the very succewful bm-ines* mani first? discovered the wugnn and wu> meet* Sunday thdre will be a -pe- joyab’.c tlian a league game. ' American Legion Auxiliary alth. ugh )>.x.n Hie wrung side viuaHon and Saturday jobs tor' of Bank Receivership I who counts ns his greatest pleasure, close upon it hr could have -topped vfa! pn gram worked out for Hw Admission prices are 10 cents for 01 Hh- road. Ito al*.. |.-!t Ihe bright' ,‘1"’,. "’J’ Ihe 01,1 •‘•'irmner , . , w Hatch of the Calhoun not the accumulation of money, but; hi* empty truck wttlioui any trodnle. bepetii. Entertaining. Miss Ruth thr Scouts Previous; ull under 15 and 15 cents for all „r -"““b"»£lKT McIntyre Thursday tlie good he can do with it; and because he was proeecdmu ;••> ..low- sandav- in camp liave been devoted!other*, ........................ ,1’ ">« ?X, . Jffl finds esjjecial Joy and natlsfnction tn ly. When he did duicover thr wagon 't„ water s|«’rt% and pageants. At tlie Tickets are on sale in many of th" f n-nt Ihe ..unimrr there th-re nTrhnr«K^ “ /,,r Intervention, filed by giving 1/ under-privileged kids the; he w.i* unable to atop hu truck bt- Sunday afternoon vesper* Rev. L L. l'« al stores and the Banner office^ .dembera of the American ixgwn the summer as chore■ boy. Henry of this city and Im shu'r. >jj»-nt md hrhxuin such thinu*^ hn1 t,,e ■Hniney for Von w FuhiIm of priceless benetita of such a camp as cinor of Hie heavy lolid he was Dcwvy of this citv will speak to tin Mid may also be obtained at the gate Auxiliary are urged to rtmember tho helper In such thing* "us he ' .. mo luiixr in mkii things us he .. .... -----the one at Pine lake No one ran hauling at iw time, ro Hie truck hit ^7 ' bn the night of the came The pro ­ Mu* Ellzitbelh. approached in an-; und I nignt or tne game ine do. Naturally when he saw ctomlssed the other car. coming hum the nurllu; could evening ojumin* with a pot luck envy Mr. Kellogg hl* great wealth.'the reach of the wagon at th- red:, Next Saturday there will be a spe- cred* ' will 'be divided -• • • - equally -be. boys allowed to roam the ; in,5r' n nK Ix lt,,°n. They were on their way Imhiic from' other supper at « 30 o'clock. he thought hl, father was A mortgage turrelojure decree was when he uses H-for such laudable damaging one of Hie rear wheel* :cm! hike lor the boys m Camp. The tween the two churches. Detroit at about 10 30. Henry no­ .-.rreU Mttrie will lx- furnished by the M‘« Rnth McIntyre, representing hard «n him But now. laokln* back ab0," J*1* '•‘‘'"“‘•'d Banner punxjscs and find* his highest salts- and spilling the occuiiant* of tlie objective for thw hike is beirur kept , Hastings fired thr bright lights ahead, mid over City Band and io a^i.^dwJJciHirtment Child Welfare work, what came to many a boy per-icar {.thls,y!^rk!’y,E1,P T,n,5y’„*.,5 • factlons'in life tn doing good to wag& onto the pawment. Mr;.. a mvstery. Th- climax for the two concluded that Hie other car must nutted or forced by circumstances. recr',v,'r of the Ni-'livlll<• Bank. Ihe childtcp. in giving under-privileged Farrell came on al -> and (lie'weeks period will come on Friday. the entertainment Ice cream, pop Wn be the Iwnoe guest and speaker, ........ Mls»forMcIntyre la- moving. Accordingly 1h- Hfrned to have no respojiribhlties or do no decree covered property mortgag'd , children and candy will lx1 offered sale. ' L» well qualified for a chance to enjoy some ot. saw.the occupants oi- the wugun------ '--------- ------ --------. ..,^z as Members of tho Presbyterian team this work having had year* at xpe-------hand!*' . ... . . t- mi the pavement. Mr> Shellen- er planned for the evening program. ... far a*.. he could on his wide of the thankful that h.< hart .. ।t0 the liank by Mr. Furniss. Before, the good things — of j life,.... und arc: Jus. DvRuiter. manager: Clias. dal training .o-. a public health ‘ * he nearrel the Fit/.* i uuwr who manned for enouah .,hP “dverliM-ment tor the foreclra- capped children the means of nn ... — .-----------hurt'. Mu--r-vz -- —dously At that time the boys in ramp will grrald car the bright light* blinded;,j . . . . do to keen*himwnn P”Wlirti«d in the Banner, education and all chat medial scl- Leplcy uto.injured, the two children receive tlt« award;* earited while H Leonard, captain: John Waiters, nurse and welfare worker in Grand for him 1to d0 do to kkeep'him him. but he decided in- would go thing* (fl 1 ,n'Mr. Furniss’ attorney filed a pfti- cnee can do tor Ihi-ir relief ur cure. ( raping ’Without much 'harm andi-)1Cy wcrr ln camp. Lrell,. Hawthorne. Maurice Ingram. Rapid* and Detroit a* well ft* *ervoff the streets. • Sterling Moore. Gerald Steinke. A. J tag with the American Red Crow .dmu^ in’dX'uiu rp ,oday -------- --- ■*-»■«•----- ——-■ A* ,h,,Mta thing* " are today’ ,herr there arr arc ,ur imervenvion iur tne purpose ...L'5 w<u<r rrreiiuy -L"" gave in inw the two men being badlv brulsfXf. i Larsen. William Grigsby. John Iron- durtag the war. At prewent *iic is lob* around home!of !*‘0|'pln8 Ihe advertisement of thr paper the dally program of aettvifxhecl fit hi.-, car struck the left leg cornriaratirely few rcu joos around Home Qf morWMWj -nlc tlM at the Health Camp and menNASHVILLE school .-ide Arthur Crolhers. Harry Youngs, doing Department Welfare work ot ntttt-rald at the ankle punt. [ ‘“‘‘j “ f«r the TRnilRI F FAIRED *l«rold .Newton. Robert Walton, under-the direction uf Herbert R. l»tition recited certain alleged facts Honed the many helpful and pleas-]I .(Continued on page mUUDLC CIVULU Jakifi HlW.ard j.Vo5t au......... ....................... - — — breaking tlw Hbu .nut dislocating !’d 'I1 l“jJ f L,,thPboy McKinney, welfare, chairman. claimed by Mr. Furniss to be true, Ing things provided for the 154 chllthe fotat making a verv naihful m- 1 ”**•" H‘ d,x"i not ffro* u’’ whlch hr felt warcanted him ta ask-, dren in each of the three three- TH ATTFIUD TMRFF Each and every Auxiliary mem­ Newton and others. On the Nearly Unanimous Re-elec- worth jury. Because uf the glare of ' tag that thr foreclosure proceedings weeks camps IU HI IUI1U inntC Methodist' line-up gre Roy Hub- ber should be informed concerning light* Henry could not w Fitx- Wh • ?"d thp ?' ,d* “T*!: be stopped, nnd that he be permitthe activities yf the orgunUatkHi. DAY CONFERENCE' lion ot T"0 Member, of it is a pleasure to Hastings folks ■gerald- He was blinded by the lights'"n 1U b»‘nd*. i*id there is sind to be, nun: Ward Baine, A. L. Brown, the welfare work being rapcclalir verv cunmnsr inmvimiai wtu. Board Proves It uf the ftthcr cur nnd did what he a11looking wry cu «nlng individual whoto is Is lwl 10 gl' 011 pfly‘n« llts obligations to know that Uoyd Shafer has Rolph Bulling. Harvey Burge?*. interesting und worthwhile. folkswith withKnlhlm, nothing thought tta- te st thliu/ t rt , llXlkhuJ for tor folk* ri» do to ,hc bnnk ln lhe wunc tnannrr mi charge of the camp That mean.-. Able Speakers to DiscussRe- 1I It Is evident; that '.Ihl h<x>l . --------------Plra*r bring plenty of food Jor Charles Paul. Harold Ftuter, LeRoy UKi jgn nil IX SI l rung U, no u> The uu> “““* »•«/•»•,»*» kwuiu> »m me ■ Thr citv city ofofUtica Utica Near NewVnrk Vork hart had he «'‘a,rnrdirehplire,, ha,‘uevu b,*nuuitig. dol,l« i Thw e’«nthing >needful for the. n .in n„p I,troubles hi Nashville are calming or uuca. row xorx.““ naopetition tM,;Jtlon was u.n< filed ntnH February Pv.hr„.rv JJ. 11 1933.; 1011 tlleasur.. I' Foster. Keith Fuller. M. ** O ~ Hili, thr- supper and come prepared' to avoid a collision. Henry’* car went. jn. . vu> f pleasure nf of tlw the ebltrlren children ,.r or «nv_. any - adjustments Hl OUF EtlUinto Hie ditch, which happened not;"” dumber o’\-ouns boy* who dur *“ heard by J1I(,RP McPeek that guest* te carefully looked alter. . down If not approaching the vanL-lj- Charles’ .Hlnmtui . Johnson, have un enjoyable and Uulnicllve Fred • cational System 'tag point. We notice In.the Nash- James Radford. Warren Roush, Ed. evening. to be very deep, und wound up by ' i re ^.«h« <U,P- ",K1 tiw Jud<r <nmted . hear--------------- —~--------------hitting a tree. A* he had sluue-l । f lng on the Petlt‘°n. The attorney JACK RAKDUVSK Y WA*s < Mr* Maud*- W. Smith. Couhfy yflle New* an account of the village Sayle*. Otvllle Sayles. Harold Smtjh, ---- -j------- • • * 1 1 1 —— down this did not do much damage “ A.*! nd f° forr Mr motion to nRAUWoKT WAo ’bSchool Conmnwioner. will go to Ann'scftbol' nM.’eting recently held; it Edw. Smith. Walter ' Wallace and ROB AND GVN CLUB danutgi irr&ire ntirtiM s That >■»> "hi" Mr. Finley Finley filed filed a a motion to disdi*. -Arbor Monday p> attend a three day appear* from the reimrt that, Rev. if theL. L. Dewey TO MEET HERE MONDAY. -"U?- that' HERE WEDNESDAY ClrcumsianttZ*“were^aucT nunt vvuwivuqmh i C0J1Iereitte at the Unlv.-n.tty <m re- village had th- d-lmquent tax for It is hoped that this event may Dr B A- Perry, president of tho took th.- Injured man und his «»-' Jud«e McPeek fell he ought not to Ingham Go Where He Now a,c?Jlwt,n’’nl* ,n’>ubIl,r the prendmi. rear and for 1931. al­ lend to tlie formation of a Church Barry County Find and Gun Clqb ter in hi* own car and brought them-,«n M* UW of this <Le. ro W™ money impounded in two c)oe«d Baseball U-ague for Hastings, in announces that Use July meeting to Pennock ho-pltal where medical * lvh J^iBakeS Ju‘Ute Hatch of Battte CrcSk Ia Engineer, Has Taken Dr Paul Voelker. Supt. of Public banks, alro ca-h t-.om the *tete un- which all the various churches may wlU be held In the City hull. Mo<iand Mindcul aid u.i summoned, and S .J 5°?,^ , so hold court for him. After listenOver All Twd Hiirhwavs 1। Ii'itruction. rft.r n lc smlth-Hiwiie - act. the participate Such a movement might day evening. July 24. commencing al Instruction, J. J B Ldmoiuon, Edmopson, Dean Dcan.oer the .. }of the School of Education, and board would have ... .... do much to deepen uiTU strengthen 7:3Q o'clock. Several new memberwill discuss some of. these; run ,»|, able a* p&Mible Henry then reported , 'both rides. Judge Hatch dismissed1 Rako*-kL no* highway en- other* others wi.. >tvC niUcc ------- rehuoU tor the ensu- the present fine spirit of co-opvra- ship* will be up for vote and plans the accident and how it haPIwned «o, A <** Intervening^eUtion on legal rrMTr. *nTd rJ“'* "nstruetton man- change* that our school* will ma^e 1Ilg ulth tlon and understanding between the will be made for a special meeting tlie sheriff. He did cv.rvjldng he lke JW“.L*U olhc", *“* B,00d Bt grounds ■ * ,“Ber for Ingham county, was ta to m<ct the new ritual ton*. This tax. We notic dlllvient churches In tlie city. This in August. could and showed hmuclf very h5“rt They, wer,e ho* ‘n; ' , n-, Hastings on Wednesday Mr Ra-:conference Is open to all who are m-1 Dr. E. P -M< game is something new and some——- * a *- ••• *’ ,, manly. The authorities do not be- '! “[ SCHOOL 1 kow,ky «hBn] frosted m educational problem' qcnonr REUNION. DRItNinN *uw«*y atau-s that INI liU »a*i' year Il, iiignam ioffierf as' kh. school director* had rx- tiling diflcrtnt and everybody h inR- REBEKAH DEGREE TEAM.. SCHOOL REUNION. |county took over twenty and “kept so busy Ulnt that they hart had noj Friday „<. night, 3». It- dagrea K. July M llcve l.e was at all to blame. nntl PDt “ - per cent- of - ' pired. were both almost unanimously vltcd to be present. time to get into mischief. This1 , *8bu U ifho?1 rcunl°n will be the township highway* (or improveteam of one of the Rebekah lodgae NAMED DR. PERRY. re-elected The other member* of (Continued on page six) (held at the school grounds, This year It ■of Grand Rapid*, will five the Ini­ Tlie road uvnuumoiuo commiwlon wot met iu»> last tIie uoaril 1Kianl a-ire rr Hnnorauie Honorable V C L. L LIIJISOla*ICE CRE4bl 8OCI.AU ti. . rtfnnA---- Satur„ . [ ment. n took i-»v* over u.cri the niv rei nr new non iv«u 01.0 FASHIONED DANCES. . rrtav July .Tulv aotn. 90th Picnic Pienlr ,.I ilia . ....................... fday, dinner. Bring . t... malnini? eighty per cent. ... He ..... has .a'week'and organized by selecting Dr. BOw I* 'W A Vunre and Menno. By Quimby L A. 8. Thursday. tiatory work for Umi Hasim#* Re­ Every Saturday night I at Clear MIXED DANCES. j' table tame tervice. service. — Emma Carpenter. (force of -300 mtn ttf work putting I Rifton Perry of this city as chair; Wenger. With u board like that bekah*. There will be a supper at , lake.' Pruea given. Frank Herrington. Job' 27. afternoon and evening — Baker's resort. Crooked lake, every Secy. thcae townslilp highway* in a* good num of the copmission. That is a’ surelv Nashville school matter* arc Adv. 2 wk*. —Adv. I Sat night. Liningtan'* orchestra.—i -----------,i condition as possible. Jngham court- good selection. We feel sure that if ln 8r<xi hands. । Adv. BOWLER—KAGLA _____________ v commission _________ ___ ______together _ _________- ___ _______ — None*. |ty is taking______ this courae In order to’„. the will pull —; BARNEY MILLS BASEBALL. ] wtl| t* at Rutl --------------- 1 ■ • SCHOOL REUNION, provide employment for as many ot । and we have no reason to expect SURVIVORS' PICNIC. ■SCHOOL .REUNION. | POUI’NK SCHOOL REUNION. | Bunday. July 30 at schoolhouse.'it* people as pnvsiblc* as the unem-Jhat they will not—Dr. J’erry will; in Bergman'* Grove. Thursday. At Vickery's. Clear lake. Bunday, urday, July 33. I: Saturday Aug. 5. Dinner at noon. Saturday, August 5. Picnic dinner, i Picnic, dinner. Bring table service i ploymenl situation in that county b prove the useful factor in that work'July 27 Picnic dinner, All welcome July 33, Dowling v«. Battle Creek receive bld* on -Adv. . Paint 4: Paper Ou—Adv. Harry WUllam*. I—Adv.7-20. I—Adv. . (acute. jus he did as mayor of thia city. [Chryital Watson. Secy.—Adv. - - By V. J. Brown. • ’ Large County Unit Organized If Man Doesn't Have Income Pcimock hwpttui fw «:< sed- On Demand Payments De A great deal lias been written und said concerning thr activities of lob-more received some bad bruiy*. . . . . of Mich. R. R. Employees He Need Not Pay—If .. .I-■u... .. ■ . partment Rules Interest oytst* at Lansing and al ull the oilier state capitals of ihe good old U S ; and Citizens' League A .1. aril us ut the natiuhul capital Most oi what lias been published He Does He Can Will Be Sacrificed . WOMAN D ES AS RE­ SULT OF ACCIDENT BUILDING&UM HADAGOODYEAR NOTTHETMEWOW BUT IT WILL COME _ �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1$, 1913 . PAGE TWO OLD AGE PENSION LAW EFFECTIVE IN OCTOBER WAGING WAR ON THE RAILROAD MAN GRIT­ .nou<h 10 m,k, un wui ,i , ISIZES THE RAILROADS ■ southwest woodland. - ' AT IONIA FREE FAIR. Mia* Marleah Barnum -won- the CHICKEN THIEVES One of the unusual feature* of the 1933 Ionia Free Fair will oc­ ----------. . ■---------- U. W C T U- al Ulr S W ; ten church Sunday evening. . i T>i"e "1! h- tr“'-.a •» »« « v He la the New I'jAeral Direc- cur in connection with the annual The Officers Plan Campaign; Regulations for the Pension penxion board in each county, mad.* . . . . . . . Farm Organttation Day program w> - - - ' The Brush Ridge Cemetery'Circ’-r -— 11b O Ificy and family called up of the county walfara agent, who tor of Freight Service and Friday morning. August 18, when a Ask Go-operation of Farm­ -111 have a picnic al Pine lake, next onWai Will Not Exceed S30 Mr.- IdA W‘«d at Leach lake ‘ ThdrMlay. July 27. Everyone invited. Thursday evening. would the m Barry county be c « o Will Improve Deliveries ers to Halt Thieves ■ , • Per Month borp: pr<&te7udge7w^"would Sixtjf~bollce officials from eeven1I The Cbrde:-* News Service moved Ague* Fullerwf Coats Grove came I saying -*ar with a team of hor*e*Governor Comstock has jwriul’.'crt-be Judge clement, and a woman' smithwoUm MichigancounUeswent• this week Into their new location in :VW- dl»«fay to spehd a couple weeks the old age pension 4:H to bwornc a Whn vm be named by thr beard of ■wight champion* selected In the on record last Thursday at a meet­ the Reed Drug Store Official an- Thur law. It will be effective by tlu mid- supervisors at their October session. , annual hprse pulling contest on ing held in Allegan apin-oving a vig* noimcemcnt uppr-arx ..elsewhere in with her aunt. Mrs Glenn pens- | morr. die of October. Any person in the The maximum MJUlon will nut ex- 1 TueJd.iv and the team of men will ornus 30-day campaign against this issue. state 21 years or over must rmtrib- (eed .S3D per mjflth. 1 Mr. and Mrs 8 W Perrin and' lie selected from lite heayeywclght*| The Erin.ndOil C«> announce*, thicken thieves-. that railroad ute $2 00 a year toward the < Id ngr ---- *------------ — <4 lunia county. Tlie man team new JoW prices on Oil-O-Matlc daughter of Detroit. Mrs. 1 N Wil-' ension fund This Lx suppos'd t-*. Hams and granddaughter. Doris, of , v-il! be wkctcd so that Their comIng into the state treasury .-j;:..- SUGAR STOLEN FROM Dowling and Mrs Elsie wjHiam* third weigh 4hr sheriff* in attendance. If poultry !*“* I14"'* *>« Rtta-ma of Grand Rapids were din-1 -thing over f4.Cixr.tv> Some doubt i FRENCH MILL TRUCK iwe team. tiiai it’will bring that much.’ niiscrx will co-operatc in. notifying th* Banner. Jerry Andrti*. phone "03 l‘l. an- n< r and tupper guests at Chas Far-, Applicant* lor pcnsfoli* would j Fift.en hundred ixiundx of sugar local police promptly Thousand* oi lee's Thursday. * - > •taken'hpld" :»t Ionia. Tiw first <«;-■ havt :o meet tiw following mullfl- ■wk* stolen from a irucJt owned by Glenn WairW and Iipnily spent; f prominence held recently was in hens have been missed the follow­ jwrr.-il to write very liberal atilo In­ canons* -' ■ the French Milling Company of. itnecllon witji the citj‘* Centcii- ing morning after a raid, without sUrance- }x>llcles ut nuruinable prim the w- ek end with Mr. and Mrs. i Must be 70 year* old. knowledge of it coming to tlie cars Middleville while- it wav parked .hi cwjku-biukis liili w’ebralion when a team select- <U a Eheriff or deputy who might in a w<^l known auto instiriino- Ward Green at jordan lake Van Dyk-*s garage In Wyoming 'Mr.'Tlm/. U to»lt > .MfeM ’«»<>* *«f» "!«««■ ‘hf company. Jkc hb..adi <>n pugc 8 Mr. and Mrs- Herman Hauer of United State.*, at kart 15 yem*«. Park near Grund ’ Rapids Saturday man wot h . a:*.wth sn^ol the county waa defraf- .hri>d <i>; uu.™; Barbera Comers and Floyd Cltun1 ■-* '- 1 resided in thJ state at ka * 10 and Sunday. Emej( Mlndcniink was den* .i! fie C-.n-ri B-:t i n-- ln *5t ' d ’south-siders,'* captained . ... urrtwted l»t»- \l>dnr.Miay afternoon till family were Sunday guests at live* driver who reported the losa. To ’//rn-'-iaih e ’» '• ' i-u c.i co- l’-‘ R-Ls'*11 Taylor of Saranac. Again Police ContmtoMoner Ralph Chan- tlir n., kl(-j> driving <>! a car The aiipublicly Nut an inmate ot a ordimd.d HU an.l‘ in’.-k M-rviee. '■» 5uly 4 at the Elk * wk-bration ■ - th. mur. of Kalamazoo suggested u 30- tonwblle M m-.M-.i * to « iw^hbo. Ralph .Hershberger of Detroit fuppored institution. Ha-kln* day drive, following a round-table Cunrigan - — ant I fie week tnd with Walter Has, not deserted wife, di-. iisMon among officer* represent­ Hetv-hbewr. CEMETERY CIRC LE. .band tor six mnntiis or’more dunrij inc Berrien, Van Bun n. st. Joseph. • Blush Ridge Crmetesv Cirri the ptoccdinB 10 years Ml*- CHenna Blocher of Holland. ‘ K'llainaXbo. Calhoun. Ottawa, Burry BROUGHT HERE FOR mcr-t with Miv, Ida Ruih. July Mr*. Anna Wllwrr and Forrest c-rexi ixir nr a nai r an.d “umir& u tt" ’’ut ol Emmanuel church emtir Christian and family were dinner STEALING OF A CALF n‘» 'If form ot a mo'Inn by Sheriff . r<..lllulu-,. iail at Harri’bn blocher's Sun, W. J Dodge of Van Buren, gnd wa* Thl_. l(Slb|lt. t„ „<du.Uy imit the laa* able : > support him. iht- icit. .—co: 0. B. Gardner and Richard c^J?5{Lu,,h“ n'‘.'u' *'' „ , , *•' •'* n-ur-.d;o viimmt. j ,Ha*. do propirty of a value <■: table K-rvk., Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown and ,r . ~ Unde. plan, all poultry buyu! iu-.unu mi. nd .ntth-- annual ;.n*mal c-.u c >1 , .,thlN ...... ............... ..... ai U|1G nwrc than Illuo. -—«Hv-r dish of Case of Bedford Drew •■— ■— ..u.i.i.u 1.1 iMbv spent Sunday* in Bellevue. vr. In Uic*e counties will be com- tlien; oI tht. ^.4. Mlllk u Persons having an income-of mure Lydis Shtlfon, prospih cunmul! Mr. and Mr- Levi. Kanlner, Mr. pelled to live up to the Mamie which iUi,.|luar and come * Jail Sentences *• ‘ • - - — —- -....... come, - TUESDAY LUNCHEON ,-nd Mr* Willis Kantner and . .. . r«IUii*s « written rycord of pur-daughter of Hastings and Sam H.Uoli‘cr file***-’, name of seller, nnd herns* .-ocialion u! l«u ENJOYABLE AFFAIR srtpig ol IPdlevue sjient Bunday eve­ .all riiunday*and returned tu-mUtr. Distegurd of this law w.n held fncir mci ntUg with Mr. and Mis Guy Kantu ltno B. Gaidncr. 45. and Rlcliard blamed for inability of oific-rs 1. •nniQKlay nfuht. Country Club Ladles- Havi <*.i.- 73. Tin- thirty day* sentence check on stolen property. ner tn honor of thi*Iattcr’s birthday. nett mid sFu rifl th< • /turn had jim compieb-d —»•— —>• • • Mis, ESoi-o- Spilth t* xpendtng tliL* One■ — or -----mon*-•deput Weekly Day With Golf i- i k’ln Lansing with Ezra Dell und 'alhoun county jail had ex- uilcd to rxclume |»ultry a signHastings Michigan ■ Telephone.- 2211 -2 r»7 and Bridge family. •' d-»X The two mrnoper- meats from each dirriff * ■ fl ice durrented farm near Bedford ing this campaign. Carbon cupir* Carl Smith enter- LOCAL NEWS S TRANE TREATR|= KI to play it .Sunday and Monday a* scheduled. SUNDAY — MONDAY Al Jolaon and an All Star Cast in Something En­ tirely new in Talkies . . . Rythmic Dialogue— “Hallelujah I’m A Bum” Charlie Chase in "Nature in Wrong" Adults 25g; Children 10c Latest News TUESDAY LIONEL BARRYMORE in “LOOKING FORWARD” Also Comedy and Novelty Swbjecta Edna May .Oliver in a Pleasing Laugh Hit . . . “It’s Great to Be Alive” New: CHILDREN 10 CENTS A. A. A A. A A A. A. A A. A A. FRIDAY — SATURDAY BUCK JONES AND SILVER * feHSCM Also Colortone Musical Revue Cartoon TEN CE^TS TO EVERYBODY Feldpausch's “WAere Better Foods We Deliver . - Phone 2272 Cost Ecss" Hastings, Mich. Friday and Saturday Specials A-l Coffee 10 b... PAIL 49c » j ; ; < * Flotilla A Cattile . 4 Camay Soap Pound One LARGE I Galvanized ► Fels’ Naptha , U-.M 1 Clean Quirk Soap Chips 'Oft ONLY 55c Pure Lard 3 ■- 29c Picnic Hams ci»». Q8.my lb- lie POClC Loin or Shoulder Root lb. Sc Sliced Bacon 5iiod u> suit lb 19c Beef Kettle Roasts lb. 12c Bologna or Frankfurter*. lb. 11c Butter Best Quality advancing butter w farm houM- on any ptrtelit. such u bnylnf chickyn* or liu-stock or other produce of the farm, ought t • be de-crlbed in a handy notebank n: <! licriue number uf the car takrr.; One Mierifl rt|iorted that farmer-. --nutim. o i n-* l.n •* t.-.otr . -.1 J ----by poultry rniwra. -. __ More — Than — Dollar Wheat— Boards, of uipervU tounties come tn fcr c »m in not Prospects Good for High­ iiiiowlng -vhcrtfl 5 fo; idfiurn _ ......l inairol er Butter Prices frequent* d b>‘ nonmbllcity has been :hit ^** FrrdiMlHer o( Allcaan nnd dollar wheat Laverage fiirrne: ** 8hentf ° w »*o«»r<I of «un> •»itiJ <*”u”fT bo,h reported vigilant Mir |by feed and the coming of ciimid Rapid* police The Fumil Iw: A Urge l>urr of (;lty nas olir |arc n.u| ,4n”.,nc”Mir,*• d*G'*** thtught 1-1 be extcn*ivel'v u ed t nxfwi* Than ffom <jp- -lor• of- ■Atok-n • hena................. ‘ tnila: „. all other grain-a ownof South Bend wa» given bi pr.r« - wi in- ffirurr* Deputy Art Jahn* n nf <>t ihrri.n »»-.n Hi rrlei fairy group IiwltiK Hie epunty. wtin** recent >ucr» tn piarprsce of milk as * wt ‘ x cnam mg •••« flare* >Mir> for tor night-time mgni-iime ItupeciMo inspection churrn. » Dur-mr.-n UlI the the Mate* none »hm <d .j Michigan City bound traffic broke Kiieldidt. | dairying is an iniiN>r!ant part of up one ring of thieve* in Berrien and t»-i frtnnin ' count y. Pr wccuunx Attorney L R W.l Ham* of Van Buren county urged tin* Soi^thwvNtcru Michigan A'-xXelion- of Law Enforcing Ofliccr* to' have local representative * tn Mate legislature amend the pri m nt taw !he Ford and require that a duplicate copy nt » day.* of the poultry dealers* rcvoid be mailed : * > th. to the sheriff once each week and ate. that place a heavy penalty on fiuluiv to trending ■ uin'lw;. - WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY Comedy—"One Step Ahead" , t nun< tins ca«c re»tricia tlie «barge , y flirrenv. ;l- '.here «»,■»> bn-xk,x uic und . nt. ring, and the v.vltie at the stolen property was below SJO ll:«- tune admitted their .guilt and • I; . *. iii tai <Uv in ;u.i . ••• * 29c ><■ Model with a Cylinturf-.- ^hipped direct Iron. IVrd Factories along ihe .’•.er Rouge in Dearbum. Mich. Tin* replacement is an exchange *• !y Reconditioned at the fact 17 1 erry rr.isonable sum ot 11m .' ng according to the iroi « tfi uf Fwrd .ni!->ni'Mni. N. 1.. made ■ nt thr'«maU coauonlyv bih f the ability of the Ford Moaptny to concentrate th* re­ ining operation* st’.w «enini. the Riser Hour*, plant. *rge«t indiMtrUi and family spent. H< .*,•. Wotting is spending avot • cir mrt? ‘dhr at NuMnifle Illi < Itossltii 1! I* 11 W.-l t<n and family lut« • ;r ImuM- a! L-.lth vacated by Rirhard Ml ■ J« t’tiie M. IU:n o( Ha’lin*’ with John Cm* and Mr «nd Mt Chas. Wi-k und i*x H»nnc<- iwi of Rutland .'pent S aidav with Mr and Mr Hun. r H- i- . and Mr and Mr* Oil. v Snath Mr und Mr* J«»* lampiuir tnee *• . Wat ; • and daughter. Jovv>d to Grand Hti>idA i Op»i WaiUo.n i» in Kala। •>. ■> here rhe hu employment* iin Cook and taniily *p>*n< Kunat Martin, the W>U of their t 1W? H hit.g, a* a ’nd Ikirli. YOU can ■till buy our PURE WOOL J; 1 celenaae lined V; SUITS In a short lime they will be HIGHER! Yarns are up 25 to 40''.- Labor is go­ ing up 20 to 40'1. THIS MONTH ONLY we can save you from $4.00 to. $ 10.00 on a 2-panls tailor made suit; It will be years be­ fore such quality at these prices will be possible. Buy Now! WATERS CLOTHES SHOP ■I .dine tlie week With her ilaMt Jane Tuttle. ■ Harold Smith and son* called. If it isn't good, we don’t carry it >:ig;itu>ns made by the Iowa cm:. <■! Agriculture aho* that A man ha* invented n .‘iwiul ap 'biel-prodyeinif tnnn» tn that aTale paratu» to enable a person to wall At the mt Fiiday ctef pas-ed. rent cotrunuiee. concerning the payment <,j d-finqnent city tuxes f->r the war 1932 The resolution rrctle.v *.hr feci that the. legislnt.ufc pa.wd an ar*. under which the taxes tor UH3J m.v. be paid, without iM-natiy. f< interrst charges, up to Note. lixiJ The coimcil recite*. resolution, that citizens of f had^ot liati suQlcleni time t money for the payment 01 past-due taw* n! UAt year. __ .... at)d attended the county treasurer ts requested by tlie council ta accept juvment of city well attended, many enuring prior to November 1. 1933. wlthum distances to meet. again **i'.i* penalty. Ice or interest charge*. friend* of their yautti nnd t< ihority to commit H We say again buy now! PRICES HELP FARMERS K-T..J/ TEN CENTS TO EVERYBODY ADULTS 15 CENTS •aluig 3 tuifer from a farmer uiQ tx- forwarded to sherlfl* of‘the It .r.-hall They were wanted several surrounding eountiw. vtvinu I' ••He oflrn-e taking u data i-n oh chickens chicken* Molen, Molen. vHMpIcIdUS *..- :• r tulf from Chain - 8ir:ck!:«n-l.*<character*. questionable but who lite* on the old Kin* farm in *-• ------ •license numbers seen in th -tn-nge ; j iiinMown. , • ' county during th.- week. . . 1 After tlie two meji had been taken Following a tip by Sheritf Entitle! into custody by the Calhoun offi- Fiirner of Calhoun county. -law, en­ John and E nt*, st, <>t.- 1 nd. r-SJiertfl Ta*krr witacMr forcing oflirers united m tin-, plan January 14 1914. nt C;»irt‘ Strickland went to their Bedlbrd will also oiler 11 reward titrough lo­ and paj.ynl farm amt there found StncklaitU a cal newspaper* fpr Inforniation Hasting*. Jt heller rail The men were arewd- leading to the arrest ' chickifi >x day* inalv brought here to answer thu> thieves. TthTnt'parrnta and In addition, an edu •ut. wud to !>• charged against gram* for farnu-rx w Indira* <d BM 'tn Some ofllcrr* cited r Jardr.rr >nd Cx*e were brought ralrera disregarding wunimgs !.<e Juuice Matthew* • Friday, on the lookout for "spotters * BUYNOW! to remove .— .. prices. ?oine fun for mntotiaU who own spccd-boau. ANNOUNCEMENT We Are Pleased to Announce Ihe Appointment of Mr. Thomas A. Kennedy As Our Louffl'Kcfresvntulive BRADBURY-AMES COMPANY INVESTMENT BANKERS - BROKERS 122HG.R. National Rank Bldg.,Grand’Rapnla.Mich. Phone8U»6 Br.’wri property on South Jefferson v.Htch ail street; ab-s to repair sidewalk grate* at crosswalk*; alm to repair the Hrtet it the intmection of High meet again m- repair* at thr intersection of Bolt-' -------•apod and Grand street s ! Al Tlie application of Levi Mead to CMl<*r.> at zc'.'.’beer-.is a leat’aurant keerw-r » ,. ......1 >r. inferred to the city 'attorney fr.r irv. vc.o.igMion and report. THE LITTLE RED BRICK. Minnie Ffainninud luS bin vi-.s! • ihg for Ute paM week ' with he; Mi-- <>-*■ Big., y. of Delton. itwnd. Dorcas chapman, m HusDsn BaRlry t» 11 little more com­ fortable at Hus writing. Lewi* Bolton is spending a few Robert Campbell nf Minin was day* with his grandparent*. Lewis a caller at the Geo. McJCtbbin home ■ Cium. cf Lake Odessa Sunday Robert McKiboin and fam­ Our usual .-chool meeting va ily vt Prauic ille and gucits Miss j held Monday night It seems to be a O-w Wc<ximsn. Cloverdale, Mr.! part. problem Just where our money u and Mrs Rollo Bommian »nd little! dt Bowens were callers: .coming from to run son our sch<xM this .Mllle. .. next year. Hdwever. it the delinquent .Saturday < '—mnc . . takes acre paid and cloaed baniu Wc *:e clad tn report Oa-i More*11 F.t TED Titos. A. KENNED). 4.>md open tt sure would aid u- hn.M- a* »tyi gamuig and able t« b.* Eiaewher* is thr anpouncetr.ent of We hope autnething will come urout around eonw iatnrr.ent the appixntment ul Tnocnas A Ken- light by Sept 1. > Mr and Mrs Fred. D Hughe* c.' kw*l representative ot tlie Bernard Hamg.n.d attended ihe p;»i*<enEe and Oe> OaUetley ol •me prepared nedy Bradbury-Arne* Company ot Grand Azrkuliuft Club Alumni at Gul. Bxti.e Creek cal.ed to see Rxhard Rapids .11 vestment banker* and Uke Sunday Hughe* Sunday Mr Hugnra u bickers. Mr Kennedy la well known Mr. and Mre. Warren Boitnn and much better at this writing by the people st thM city and. u- sen Bat'd visited the tanatrs sister; • Sunday School at th* Broun icuut. and the Bracibur’-Aniea Co. and family. Mr*. Lswier.cc CXute-j .■cbaolhdusa every Suaday al 10 A ■ are fortunate in seeming Lun. ^lem, at Leach lake Sunday. M. Pian u> attend. Vernor’s Ginger Ale Beer • Soft Drinks By the Case or Bottle Jake Rehor TELEPHONE 2214 Candy -Tobacco 4 Cigars �TUI KiSTTNGS BANNKft, WEDNESDAY. JULY 19, 153 J THE SALES TAX IS NOT . PROVING POPULAR Sporting Items . ^INDEPENDENTS BEAT \ GRAND HAVEN 6—2 PENNEYS Farmers and Truckers Selling Direct Subject to Tax— ' Many Borderline Cases . i Tlie pew three ner cent aaki-tax! ' .^/Holland Wins From HastingsI is -now in ojxrntion From com- * men!- that we have heard it I* Wil,’ I 0 to 3 in Game Here ; popular. , . It Saturday ----- .—„ A ntalli'r. under the h-w, is the After dropping a ■heart-breaker" >»*t*man who handles <»elU or con-I — nine >here ... -.eysi any tangible personal prop-; 5 to 3 --------ugauut ... the .... Holland Baliiniay all»tnuon. the Hosting, «rty before it is consumed or used j hidtjieiidcnts rallied. und turned up. „ ......... s«.„. Oraia proceed* are all consider-] heir .Sunday afternoon Gt ami u,lc"' nno:i<>ot uropertyi any per- i Huven had defeated the Indepcnd- -1'" receive from any and ull ■tail rales. • ! I, rnts earlier in the M-awn. • All rctiulm. Including farmersI Hustings out-lilt Holland 9 to 6 (Hid the number of error* wu* .t:„ and truck gardner* who sell prodtifc. •I. ?.-, *hr« t to the cdtuuincr. mu--4 tag*-; laiiw. two-apiece, but neverthi-lt «iiiled up two ruAs short of the out a SI hn ii’fl They must u|no re- i •wa sunof Michigan three visitors, it wax a nip-und-tuck ci>n- ,ntl w , 'r<'n* nt ’beir truss .sales, pri/vld- li , test from start to nnUh, For F.;. eight wild pull ,n< Hi<ee pioci r-ds amount to .more H innings neither team could •away to a decisive lend. Tlie -l.« In,tl1" P*’r '■>‘»r . On the licen-e appllcas ■ »lc petide nii by the end of tiu- sixih - - rtcelpt ------ >—uf............. .......... -re —,i inning had ovt-ioome u two-run feud-11'111 fln*J 1 S1 ’he state board,, to AQtmre the.count at 3 uh. neither * nMl* l,c*',u*'’ J11 “h applicants.; ride could scun- during the seventh higetlHT with stickers which must J V and eighth Hwllund then cinched b,‘’ P“-l‘,d on Hwf d<M>r or window of, mutterr by crashing through with ’he biLMiu-.- pluct-. In this way tax ■ . two runs in the ninth while Hu.-.- 'h-pe- iors cun u-ll at a glance which । Preftun aud Mun* formed file; be’ - Tlje state i. not concerned over, ry for Hicaings. mid Waltera and the manner In which " pe taller collett' - ’ " Two big innings very much Interested in receiving S3 ninth, put Haiti: on every »HXi worth • ' ’’ game with Gran IM-rional. property rold the Independent.. were collecting Some merchants nrrfcr -ooda cnpugli to-ci . toi) from tin- two plt<‘ iilu rs jiavn not n Undid Haven used/ Herewith me suinnimli sprakingzthc mark-up plan Kgmct <i give belter satisfaction. Midland Kieration. ihi’tc are numerous borafcer must collect, a three pm tax lor the casket. bU^ItL* serv­ in conducting a funeral arc n--l KNIGHTS PRESENT PRO BOXING CARD . Thirty-Four Round Program ‘’W *7^ • „ b , ■' l.ich I.- expensive the drug and the Scheduled for Fair Ground jbndp-- would pmbabiv la- taxable. Thursday Evening A thirty-four round card of tin- t.u: r.ihiinil- h- rv Thursday . niiig. July 20 tiitler iiuspice.-i of Ui«HiU'.inii.- K ‘«if !’ Lodite. 'Hie main Mild n-.ircMtitt-d the-major part of the phy.dcirfi'ft or dt'ivrO. bill Hlmiiur ca.-a-s involve the ulturutl-m of n suit of etoUien. the rcpairltig of Men ■ Cotton 2/2 Lbs. Unbleached Summer Merchandise Work Socks 5c Must Be On the Run and While Boys’ Shirts and Shorts 29c Remnants | Price Savings • Shop Early • Avoid Being Too Late Patterns Starts Thursday, July 20th, 9 A, M C Odd Lot Ladi.es* Novelties Boys' Top Coats . s2®2 Our Greatest'Dress Value! a bevy of beautiful Manufacturer's Clean-Up PANEL CURTAINS 15c the Present Stock Lasts You Share the House Apron 00 $ilk Flaf Crepe RUFFLED SETS DRESSES 25c 25c Bath TOWELS Men’. Men’s Wash Ties IOC Golt Knickers $1.00 B Overalls y Wash Suits s Play Suits Huchnun of Niles bout is .-clkdulitl tor 8 Ji) o'ciikk; George Clark, who I- Norman Gliuif. 116 lb i-niIv .located In- Battle f Ing *vs.opponent yet iinnanhxt. Four old liwlr farm south 2-jninute rounds. . 2 - Budd Gt-tLs. Knlatiuuno w Frol Miller nnd family Mid'.rd Ken .Levi,' Ri’n-in1:. Six 2?mlHUlc lli-lr brother. Kri>r-t Hndmorr. of rounds Wii.flit 133 pound-. TlnlUinoit* Sunday. He had tin- mis,3- Glerin GliHlalf.ivli.. Kalamicio •nd on collision-in, Maple Grove Niter while returning from hU >rk at I’oitumvilh-’ Saturday fore-; Young W-.-Itc.r•lai functions for the wnk will Lt of tin- Pleasuri- Birthday, 5—Fitwl: • Uarion Mnrrno. Kais ihi: at Mary Lane I’aik und th-in.iz..i ys Fi-ter Yeung. Lansiu Ten ,2-niihutc rounds. Weight i: : day .evening. ’ pounds. . Mr and Mrs. Piyil Bivens and .mother. Mr* Styria Bivens,• and LAKE VIEW*BEATS . -------- ----------- -'daughter. Arabellc. of Johit-nown THORNAPPLE 9 TO 7 l.n..-_. In Au.vria ■' "J' f-anlnr OOrf tlielT: Bernard Shcpard'ji lion-.e. t Cn*e and family wet® ’n , , --------- - Sunday nftcniom. eallcrslimit- ! “I tb«- honre ol their sister. Mr. und * ground. Sunday afternoon. Thom-' Mr' Ft’*’** Brands. apple will meyl ttiie •Grand Rapidi i Thu Vouiiu People's Christian En. Wealthy Merchants team in a gmnr* d' »vor Kiel-tv ot llu- West Pt-nn-• nt the Ikike-hbuM*.grounds Sunday dmW will attend, the Gull . afternoon’ cOinnicncini* at 3.00 Lake Bible conference on .Saturday । o'clock{and hear Rev. Ix>vcie-« jintuiUncer: ---- —*---------------inf the Moody Bible InMitutwof-Chl-' K. OF P. BA8UIALL TEAM. rnco All member.* uf the K of P base-, Mrs. Dorl-'i Warner nt Wall lake' ball squad inchidinn-G Endsley. RJrpent iwrt of last week with h- r par-1 that practice a! fl 15 at thr old dtamfiiuf; Master George Inghun of Battle! on the lair, ground/. Friday night I Creek /pent last WMck at the Mr Report at 8 no Sunday morning at 'and Mrs Henry Gray home fan* ground., for gam-- with Al-GonTlie Georgte Sctdniore family's an-, ftuin Indians. Picas-.- lx- prompt. jmial reunion will be heiq on SunIrfan July 30. nt the Mr and Mrs. Ernest Scidinorr home in Baltimore COLORED GIANTS TO 1 Mrs. Rose Miller was nt** Ryjon PLAY HERE SATURDAY ;Cf-njer Sunday to attend the funeral iiu.uw, .ui ,i>. iT m‘I. , Bloomers Large Size uf Kiihiiniu-i •pounders. in tilt-, mi gun. S|xcUl lighlliu . ..11S1UA ,1... .J a^fwm OTZta”.':.i'. Chiidren’s Cotton "-nr Hwllniw In.. br.n r„ri1M( tor -!u!i ■ .••:!«• . ....... See the Odds and Ends Table pw;c£ ■jl All Cotton, 70 x 80 Single Blanket 47c PONGEE »• S'ST,,S?f’- / । family spent last week at Wall lake. I Hoaiper «..>» an^ It is predicted that men will soon ' Mr. <nd Mrs. Frank — — •••«-#.« be wearing shoes dyed to match __ the j, Campau granddaughter like. spent ‘'Sunday “■‘“■‘r ntat coloring of their clothe#. A respondent propones to dye hisi Mr: and Mr*. John Robinson enshoes green to match his old bluc । ’Gained relatives from Detroit and serge suit. । Niles Sunday. Scentless garlic ha# been .de-1 Before marriage he promised td, velpped by Henn- Cravier ot San mojT heaven and earth for h*r; now Francisco. |Jw rises hell. I Men’s All Wool Sweaters Pull ISiaS’Cut! Close-out ALL- r LINEN CRASH Cloths stripe COTTON SUPS 29c ’ grSH :kup! Children’s Kun-resist RAYON UNDIES <>9'1 Garters 10c r- Reduced 00 Men’s Heavy ks worn Work Suspender Lace Trim Men’s Plain and Fancy Pre-Shrunk Cocoa Part Linen CRASH Yards 29c Mats 49c Door Sweetest in Summer! SHEER COTTON 1 to 16 years Women who know values will horn Ip buy these adorably smart, frock* (w their daughters! Fine workmanship c«xl cut and detail! Western Hen Sugar Liners 5C All Wool This {banning, walloped, novel­ ty ly-ave. ND x 105 -11. style Heavy Double Terry 6c Men’s Wide Web priced, tool Bedspreads bloomer* I m 16! MUSLIN Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Bathing Suit^ molded lines in tlui /u.M bias-cut dip Rayon-and Cotton YARD Unbleached WF V Slip-Over Style necklines! Luncheon COMING SOON! pl., lod.pmfl.nu bn. u> «.m, »n». JMli» ...u 30 Beat the Price Bite! Several Colors ALL SILK, 12 MM Mr. mid Mrs. Frank Friend and I niece and. two grandehildren of near I Clarksville visited Mrs. Friend's sisIter. Mr. and Mrs. H. L Allcrdlng.l ' Sunday. | Mr and Mrs E J Bock nnd frnn-l illy. Mr. and Mrs. Arltc Todd and ! fanflly and Mr and Mrs. Fred Hen-­ dolman •sleeves/ 18 x 30 IOC fiOz* White and Stripe. Pre-Shrunk I Newest Rag Rugs Men’s ii jWash Slacks puffed or S-gsOO Grouped At team while on Saturday. July 23, j Grand Ledge fouu s here for a gnrne. ] CARLTON CENTER. Miss Mayotna Valentine j-etijmcd i Monday.from Grand Rapid* where’ "she visited relatives m Grand Rap-' .'ids two weeks, | Bernard Valentine of Grand Rap- i . his .Ls vUituia hi* courins. Nelson Jand Cletis Valentine j Elton Marlow ot Grand Rapids' vt»)trd his parents over the week-­ end I Mrs. Henry Klahn and daughter.; tlncz. of near Alto visited the for-1 Liner's cousin, Mrs. Ralph Kenney, ' Thursday nftcrnooti j Mary and Ione Clem spent the I past week with tlicir aunt, Mrs. । Corey, of West 8ebewa. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Endres of ! Frectxirt visited Mr. and Mrs. Win. jerocMord and Mrs. Hulllberger Sun- sleeveless, MEN'S Straw Hats Summer Cap* 5OC I5C ' \ Choice of All Ladies* Summer COATS All Men’s Dress Made of highest quality, silk flal crepe! Beautifully tailored, handM-riicly styled >{K>rts (rucks, in. • white and pastels! They’re a rcallj . BIG value ... as you’ll know tht minute you set eyes on them! Bias Tape THREAD 2c 2c WASH FEATHER CLOTHS PILLOWS 50c BOYS’ DRESS SHIRTS Fancy Shirts 59c 25c Men’s Men's Broadcloth Shorts 25c Fast Color Athletic Shirt 15c PENNEY 116-118 EAST STATE STREET — HASTINGS, MICHIGAN c o . Inc. Boys' Ties �■HUB HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JULY l». 1031 PAGE FOUR ““‘u'a The Hastings Banner la the scheme practical? About all Views and Opinions; What Others Say This and That Q'lr Timber Lupd.*. Forc.U Pr<x!ucts Laboratory-.. Vahifibk- Rc.search. ■ ___ Building tor the Future. \J .Mcyrcd a petition as bookkeeper for Backward Glances; 'the summer Tom BameU and Richard Hall Bits of Yesterday .t.i:t today f.-r Faiuo. JP.t-.H thdu>- Utu's tan.™.. (Th® plart.may succeed and again it - ——;---------- may not. If n succeed* it will lx'HOW TO RUIN A BOY. J EK.tiiii VIAU O1W of me greatest advance* tn the Michigan iuu naf lacked nor U n-e At H.»nna., >cl*,|icc ”f money since currency wa* there a present lack,of horrible ex­ Only a few decade* agp people in ■ ' first used to replace barter; at tlie amples regarding wealth und boy- the .... United States didnf: have : . won^ B can probably fail no wwse-'.^.. __ ...would ____ _probably Kivt a thought ... ________ _ aupplie __ , hood _____ Arthur_ Rich to Umber si vi ti ti , «han the .strict gold standard system have lx<-n an oinManding young then- were top many trees air...--'. ImliM S«u ecawusu (IM *“! >», ,r" \ '>4i- ' ' .......... . vhc luxuri«''he enjoyed, n-.e Flint «ntwy rljht herty in.Burry county tha. Uu .dca of a commodi.y dpi- W(,n-Un kould still luve been alive hardwootf logs-Utwt •• lie-. ,H< ;ar is only an iinpractlcai theory antt n,e polio- would rwt he scour- didn’t have uny market vatu-.1 In . . wliile other* Ju*t a* learned-claim Ing the Un:t<d ptates to apprehend,fact they were liabilitk-s; <>b::ruc- • ■ 1 that sooner*or later this system u Balfe. Maclk-iuld bad rhe father tion* :ti.it line!.to be elcarid awa-. thrown • -me of til ' wealth unto.the ixfore .piortftr icftter* couif beg::; . certain to be adopted by every na­ liter instead of willing it lo his fam- cultivating the land on which tb<.--. •>1. — . t on in the world. ’ i losesi Riant* ftuinui formerly loroieriy grew. sn Uy,. Iforest .Ouk Cook Iqtus. _r..t and Ici* Sok* of every ‘ ‘ oy has .Ihe HrHmite .of ;graPiogs, wtilnut 1^-,' gixxf cmrnmoh cdntnfoh *vi»e sviue and stacked up ami ami' sa description were stacked school of.-thoKpht 1» correct. miter thing* of life burned.' What bonfires they mu-'. t-d nt an inheritance of hate made! ‘ . - »P*n1 ALEX AGAIN. Thanks -to the ‘•siruisht-from-tlM. ■ money aci But icA of-Alex;,OrwilK(j^. ^uinatmti h.,u.lr i. Io 0 nonnol J1,' ! *un » *n«>rat mm. publicity ha* been Monet i-I,.,-., loo «llh-,u< Ol .iliote 1. A KIDNAPPING WAVE. A kidnapping wave wemMo in fbu ram cook* capftn r wrvihg punk ntfal ■f :.W>e eating >>u.jet? with thr on-» it gwl.t ttovrrnmm; i up a mighty large munition ML tori tv b:: playing ,n OBSOLETE ALREADY. Acersduig t > report* cmnittg ay, this taiin niatesgr rcfftMO . r* <> i It.v. Geo:-,;.- Bullen. Mt> John. on. Go .-, - collin*. Mis G.onf and- MW; t'Grace pryu Criunbs of Wisdom BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. frt u« endeavor mi m Hve that ifiTtakrf Twain. m drcns*y r-jx !Li wBI Mafia iw Unless tlie-people take the. mat­ into their own hand* anti Mus* to manufafture arm*, ttwwport ma‘ ----------------- -- -------------- 'h“" ; lively to a.irt MxXlU'r «• - A -'< Albert Einstein. J --v j Hiinciits will do nothing up* drum t>v public ojHm»iv" - he bt-i >«‘:K in the world is tir.tv- in-'- for mbpey, tuir ncersnui t ■: tun Ur Hany Emcr- <|.irk .bi Firming amt • I r.diad* iphia ■*. mW duration -»r ■n nVoinp bi ll.- wandering ::qiiviitly Bi-auU.nc at t er. Mr*. Claft fpauldini . • , much y-'iltn for oom ; K’-ncrntions. Instead of ftjtlin AltohT* :;nib»w <i at Madison. rnpplv Highly pe-puUr individual by drdnii at* Tb.rr is no dcpyThg ttw fact Hut Mr। Gt« -txck has beconv a gotMTiutmul prosper: again—and » /-» roiH Our Scrub Book lime-— . , J r boys W' ‘ ,r..tr..e Michigan - banka.- At; al O'Brien >a- ready to quit lung ago 'This "relcnlltM **'■ gu.trdinU’’ ol the alate cwnunonwealth t<5ok thr attitude that al- m wa» notlung to be done and d ctvpo*ito» mid atoekhu c their mciiteine T, .________ ' ->-■ -■-■ewsa-n------—--------- . TWILICiICr IN THE ALhJ l» Hu- liutieH fiehl. ■ >1 love the hour that with M W Colhna of Howard aty TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. «. diuky htiAir and Mrs. Ada Barr cl Washington. * Mr and Mrs. John Quinn ..:.a •• ■ D. c. -,ent die latter part of the And dyx-yy f«-« t.. along the Alpine -™—.. . . week with thr tornwr'* sUter. Mu* To Stud the cattle forth. A thouW H O.ixy . . it with Mr. . ::<1 *and Mi-' Beatrice Pomeroy of Kain.. — brlla Mr and M;.- C A M - Mis • ■ Mackey and.M: und Mr N tnuco spent Bunday- with iiicnda n. O<> ciutnuat aU-r nrr ucroaa the fa‘r k city Sly left tlie tore jnrt ot And flowery liploiid*. whifc the r«vy K.ivii. r nt Eiiton Rapid* w<>n Sun- this thr w«t£ for a ..»»■>« in Syracuse flare / . *- , in prL'Wi cells Ct: wTlir-d soUKlhing •A Qnolation to njiittfimJ.- Univer.Mty >4 Mir.ugan. oi.tbc Milpiutr pulp and >nm< nt work betti« corv REFORESTATION r- Only.it few d<Tadr* u;<* lunlb-t ’<». baroi.X nt . Michigan- rutt»lvs*ly cut •down va.M tracts .d Michigan’ tint■ brr.iand without giving a .thought •< ;r the Tu’iire. Dcmti* ot stump laml । into -thr . -.ubject the >rtnit a hinge thnt varies study oi m»r. t nt All d .and t i altic. p,-r RKPOFthitsr Mlr^it that jht Un i fared ph t> c ph v - ^prtum product* vmm til! tlj»- winrrv thahk* to i •Governor Ccm*t«wk and Ttpreacntatigew wh<« iwtr* ■ van labor and industry u i rkrnr^- Wiiy of Our World Ont ran to jwpuim Mibjrct. tree* i r< m-um a»r« a* human lx irts» t.mwU tree Jrotu epMein new M<iiculturVtv at* *bo concern over a pArtk-nla Fire Insurance at Cost! 1 •• In it. :>•. :<• M t r;.- ■ I? i>: i. J-.F.. t ,.I,.I..,.-.- I 1,1;:. M>‘ t: 4 Hl< hl.IMU f F4» rsirtntr »»•»• O»«n- B'l.-y-OSi-'t- MORRIS (> yil I JESRY ANDRUS, Jf..ting. ROBERT I. HESSMER, l)«.lmgi icowth* State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. w. m cut timber .hired im-burix t>. .tHcct-u oy certain ’ ,.f (Unaus (mefth Aixiul ' .noun mr-r.i ,f suinptr.c ■ I fora** nwladiev i* the «v irtiqw O-Ms rrmedRe a found Interne Thu. of m twn u comparatively aa» bums oritt•••; ■: EtfofcAg 4Hrit,-i<i cnur.cn st. ri.it.T, msch. • JI K HSR. S»:i*l»nr- r . IT COSTS NO MORE in Hastings to gel Ilighljinch DairyXuracle A Milk, pasI' inize.'l or raw, than it (Iocs the offiinary kind. I he State of Michigan has inspected our barns milk house and dairy lie: I. and given us pcrmi -sion-to sell otfr product as Grade A Milk. In other cities there is from 2 to 3 cents a quart difference in price; We feel we can afford to sell it at the price we do, because we have our own herd and handle our own product. NQT S Pungait Paragraphs H this it x land of opportunitj jw up and I in modiue*. He apparently temn 2 to ot a mind using the price sv>n eumprehenwe list a conumxutus 11 unleS •—' Mume.-. Tr.bi euenuai .0 ordinary inim a»> A man Who“l>tnev(-A m lookinz .uncura and »y varying the-gold Bnra<, aftd frtr content ol the dollar up ur-down he mat n’,you iytve a girt baby hope* to keep this index fairly «mahouJd OeMn UyUl< aside mOn... •uuU. T.tus H tlie price lorel begins w mpport your fir.ui< am.-.iitn cteciine the gold content of Use Uw _poruaIld jounui. tURlar will be reduced in order ’ to haut-cf! further decline and if. If Ba « UUW u» fine to nay in­ prices oegui to .*»r atw.e the r.sft- doors and a Utile tt» damp fr- ‘ dird. the gold content ot the dollar family pente. it’a golf 'weather— will be uuircMcd to deflate prices Los Angeles Tune*. , lottc Rcpubman-Inbune. cunThe subjef of wood give., me majmr.uin pro- u■: • a >urpr:»:nc tiflinbor :?:on for the mlninmm c'-/’ - - - - -«-----Laboratory ran t Wood ijrcAervA'ic'n U an.im; And ts-i’.h wv-od i Nothing would please us more than lo luii'e you visit our dairy and see fur yourself inrest* of auifflcwnt imi>* rst# cor.«idcrab!e time un rrinsi-n:. propSitfcd All of these point* haw to iti advance betac a can be announced• • • । Some engineer, predict t?.-»t m t?.i future timber will cease to be used Oplnmrt om-n ’of pulpwood alone fp abroad average about »35<r> M».i per yew J» ghe rather pertinent a awrr This much busmen cmi luhed here, at hctr.c 'tr.f nmte a little in the a; cl empi< meat. ■ THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JULY 1>, (Ml No More Taxpayers Are Exploited By Legislative Lobbyists dare say nay to the demands BHMFOS STATE INCOME TAX best oil? Sneaker Without doubt there an ■rablc an. Hint <>f legislative Smell! and quality of IU farjn lands, had 3000 pvtipb- in 1929. while Barry hmg experienced In legtetative af­ wiitle the p'lbll&gt w fairs, who la perliaps bclUr posted poUU<-». Early in thl* article reffrrnw was •era’pwnaiorr on slide affairs than any official at Laming and w|jo lias at bls cojn- m.i’L- to Joob * ■ <4 eminent rupee- >1UV,. Cxacu mand a tart of experts along many llnat by y-h<>M> efloru reliable in­ formation on. any subject may be I tad quickly -These lobbyist* would be extrvnwly helpful if thcH-lrrtere»t« w<re not -•<> extr'iurJy urlflsh It Is by quiet hclpfiiliu.... to th.’ UlairprUir.g if in Msted placard intly djtpUyed in public Crazy as HASTINGS CUT-RATE SHOE STORE HASTINGS, MICH. harder, Higher horsepower motors grinding wear ... intensified summer heat condi­ tions ... today demand great qualities in the oil you buy. You cither pay for the best oil or pay for repairs and motor loss.always caused by cheap oil. Also, there it a difference in even high­ grade mm nr olls.sold at the sanic price. There is only one Conoco Germ Processed Motor Oil that can give you the protection of the "Hidden Quart" which creates a permanently lubricated surface by remaining in the tiny interstices of the metal, becoming part of it ... and never drains away. PITTSBURG Interior Wallhide Out&ide Painta Floor Enamels White Lead and Oil Hastings Lumber & Coal Co, conn pUshes FRANK SAGE PHONE 2515 any th r-t.t mn.diHi citizen but their 'actual «•-t to the public is infl-i nite.Mnuilly small compared to tins TIRE PRICES A BUY TODAY AMD SAVE ms the motor must make before oil starts dr­ dating. In this period, ordinarily nearly half of mor wear occurs ... so you need this exclusive "Hidden Quart" feature. Refill at Red Triangle Stations. we could make up oUr mind* th Detroit, and r.-jk-rlally the vc. wealthy men of Detroit with tl Mr. anti Mrs ?.lauru)i- Kidy and Jlmtt Eddy and two M.n-, ot Long ‘land spent l«*t w*clr with rvtatiu-s found in George Eddy and brother Elliott and U ticld ’ spent Tuesday and - Wednesday at­ > vn xs-the tending tins World's Fair at Chicago, uciwiion to Vr. and Mrs Will Hayward. Sr . of which attended an elevator meeting at i.-. found Lansing Thursday iperinteiid-: Doris Chamberlain. Winifred Melllllll VIVArl XJ<*11 rat/rl 'Pi-Uu rc turned Friday from Laming, where they attended the t-H Club MASTERPIECE o>TIRE CONSTRUCT^ vjcII fo, ixnald. of Landing and Rev’ Allen Delong and family of Grand Ledge, visited Mrs Miller Fluey and J. W Shkfler ufid family Sunday.. Mi ..nd Mr* Elgin Ml-ud Donald, and Dorothy and Mux Ruby Webb i with! THE "HIDDEN QUART" THAT NEVER DRAINS AWAY bronchial pneumonia. THE NEW rynmUh | Equal lo AN F<rtl Line, $land­ aid Brand Tires in Qual.i/, Conilruclion and Appear- rcatJ <>.«5 llwir HnxJJtu'4cenlly publtM ! 7.S1 *» vc’i'i J U-... La., * > EDMONDS OIL CO 9.1» and Mrs Ethel Gr>*n and daughter ot this place attended the Colley re­ Mrs Schwenker and two daughter union held Sunday a! Kalamazoo at of Lincoln. Nebr, and Mr and Mrs. Milham Park After s bout if ul dinHerbert WHlianu of InktUtupoIb. ernoon was spent, in'singing, vpeaklnv games and other All had ap enjoyable time RIOR !N QUAL'TY Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column GUARANTEE port charge*. *1 and properly havt Sojornon Ktantou. paper and a veteran legislator with Eirl I. BdHians Paw Pau lawyer, were thr minority parly reprerent*­ ; lives nn th* special investigating coriinyitce .. , ; Firttfont of newspaper space was devoirtl jo thf testimony presented, much of which was pure hearsay and of lit’le value exce|>< to build up in the pub­ lic mind a generally prevalent opuiion that something U wrong at Lan- ot twin o rvvr !«5 60 l.,«.l H»m.. th « n-t» i oo-tn Ji* t» StoT.l'r JJP t. } 6-OS S48 ! 6.7S ■ 7.3* I 8.15 lljmn'ib . * TH* ■ 4.M ANDRUS SERVICE JEFFERSON L. COURT Sirwii HASTINGS MICHIGAN Na rurally any legislative body made up of a majority of members with no previous legislative experi­ ence is more sueceptiblr to outside Influences than* one otherwise con­ stituted Certain types of lobby en­ tertaining apiwarrd more popular during the past winter than during any recent session of the Michigan . A larger number of solegislature produced during the past session than during any repent session ot the Michigan legislature. Drinking bouts were more frequent than pre... -----„„ ----consideration were of a type dU- dull lake ounday Ray ftway and wife Xnd MrKale Eiway spent Saturday p. M. at .Henry Shivelv., near Gun lake M; - Edna Burklind and children e! Ann Arbor visited her parents. Mr and Mr.-..Fred OtU and other ^relatives here the pas', week Remember the Otts Bchoul reunion at the sciioolluHisc Saturday, July Frank Francisco. wife and baby .»f tddt-ratton of their own intereHs ha»| Kalamazoo and Cleo Brown and "’ ........of Hickory — corma* not b*en displayed .by that unor-i family ...„___ ganized and inarticulate body of |[Sunday visitor* at Mlffgnm known a* taxpayer*, in more"* Junior and Kenneth Brown remained.over for a weeks visit which case their punishment would , Joan Erway returned hojne Sunnot be as severe a - It u today " Strung in Michigan. What is true of-Bntuh Columbia u quite as true of Michigan There COATS GROVE u no more effective or active lobby Mr and Mrs Chas. E Lutz Mr at work at the stale capiloi than and Mrs Richard C- Latke and two that maintained by tlie otganized children of Marshall, and Mr and teacher* of Michigan iu able sec- Mrs Cliarlo F Hartnell and son reUrv E. T. Camwvn. is constantly Milton at Puente, Cnlitomu spent v,, r... -------- .— ...— Hun Uy with Hie (ormer;daughter ture are entertained *1 banquets. (and -husband, Mr. and Mri Harold Good Used Cars at Special Prices Look Over the Following Before You Buy 1929 Model A 1929 Studebaker 1931 Deluxe Fordor 1929 Chevrolet Coach 1929 Pontiac Coach 1929 Model A Coupe AU of the above in good condition. and we’ll be glad to demonstrate Call Universal Garage Company On the Corner of Church and Court Street* �THE HUTTNrtS B KNNFP.. WEDNESDAY, JW.T II,. 1933 PAGE SIX WANT SQUARE DEAL ^AS CYOREXPEWMENT? WOMAN DIES AS RE 1 SULT OF ACCIDENT FOR THE RAILROADS Banker at Detroit Saya That Was True in Closing Two * Detroit Banks . this store is appointed an . Some startling development’ are (Continued frr.tn page one) being made —;------ r------ -------------------------- oving niaMe in thr tnr examination b/Tp bj the uae-mau jury into ihXA'nrkly as possible after the crash Lining uf the two national banks at •‘"dl «ld >ummotxd: also an --- ----------Detroit The f.iitlur tlie investi.-i- ambulance All the occupant* of abolition of highway transportation , procarexL* the mure evident st ,hc were taken to Pennock And never have t hey objec •< d - and ',Ut!J'l><.,ptt4l. It »U soon evident to the do not now—to the farmer hauling ,1H. lru.,h .Ahcn hc »ald that -we doctors and nurse* at the hospital hu own produce to town or market have . ...by clerk* . . who J_h!’t the ^r».wE,,ir. M «r ^ilk. a jiovemnfcnt condition of »■-. Mrs. ol Sbelhntrtifk transportation. a;c t ’Commercial .un»n«c«i truyu j b>. pree-dents and bv batger VMS critical. She died about subjected to r«a« unable control and of how laws should •* ,lj!f ““ h0',r u,,cr brought required to pay adequate.)- ior .he a Jy to wnh whlcU lJx.. to the hospital never having re­ use of the public highway.’. wJI fill dear... Ihm* consciousness <wn,*uui«n*« Mrs. *.<»« r*ni*v ” ■' . ............... • zva gained Lepley . a role hr the general transportation Further than that they seem tv 'suffered a realp wound and many scheme. But Inadequately -regulated, ..ave the notiod that it re non.- of bruises which the doctors eared fur. and controlled and under-ttHTed os. 'the “ ' public ', buxine** how they du ........ — "... . rv...... Ah of them were taken home, except truck transportation is now. it has Mrs Shellenborger.■ ----------------before morning. “ this work. Judge Keidaji, who u V,M been an important caus^pf the pre-the one-man InvesUg** . Mr Lepley. hi* wife"^nd little baby ent plight of the railways end will•I eunducthig front seat of the wagon, enntinue tn constitute an unfair tion at Detroit, asked the ci-nrerva- 1|! on mi* ul u, Jhe uiv two .»<> national imuwiuo banks iv to "V ---------- ------- and damaging competitor of them. tare some They claim they had In addition, there heavy vehicle* in­ come before him and explain Ut'uaUon tha’ d was lighted atid-was carried crease the financial load upon gov­ fucss about the banking skiiaiioii • ’ liad • - w — “hr"?::b”3rr. Mr. Lepley which they kmw because they “ >' Mrs Shellenbarger. ernment and factor rrnwcui aw are nre a n disturbing uwiuruuig rucior UE MW WEEM uOjis rOn «■'»'-«• cfal.n» tlut he saw n»r lights of the ■it n time when the restoration uf C normal business conditions is the the’ advice a‘ * “ ot the c. unre-lk.r of the '•“’-•k a little time before R struck banking department of the governthr * “ kon and that he called to . nation's most urgent need. conwreatoR refuted to Mr*. Shellenbarger to display the The railroads do ndt object to le-. nwnt. there Another Witness wanted in >‘ght. which she did. holding it up Kitimate competition. Tliry do be­ appear the ca.-e. who to-rvin'g under one ot with her left hand. A broken Jan-; lieve, however, that this, competi­ cqhwmtons. va; brought before.’C'ri) Picked up on the pave-' tion should be required to observe tlte MliJCfi Mr. Lepley claims was, thr same rules and regulations that the Judge, but the counsellor fur the ........... ■“'"-■•■I.I”?.1".!:?.TJJSL.... are 'irnposed ’...» l»»n thems-rves ...... and there abou, .in..mug that had ' It is only jyst to add that both Mr that th —• should be an equality ---------- ut• tunitv among ul. who compete happened since the banka came into and Mth. Farrell did every :htng they V-. the government v.could to help the injured folks. He it- sanie traffic. the custody or Pos. Mbly tire, is the law. but we think it promptly notified the sheriff about number estMi"'in the “formation "o? it'kx'.ii •'hnuld h.<v« been waived in'a cure ui Jl>’' Bc£k’«d. giving him^aU the details anil his version of how it Unlt ot the League met Friday night nature, tiniony was brought out by the curretl. at the Farker Houre. nnd ofgarfired 1e.-Umoi>y president •>" and cashier uf n stati' rOn “* account of the conflicting teatoy electing the following officersbank hi Detroit, which has kept ttrr.ony about the light Coronerj President—A D McDonald. the time They stated that Adrounle decided that an inquest Vice - president—C. O. Crakev. should be held and the testimony lhr government bank examiner told Secretary—H. H. rrair. Peirce The Executive Coqlmittre o’ the ih’iTL th.it th.- Fire: National Bank given to a coroner’s Jury, This may Citizens chosen at .the meeting nre D’ txit w.u- Miuud und4*olyent. be done* next Friday afternoon at the -supervisors' room | las follows; From Hastings. Dr F. Till- "as alter the bank had lx in two - o'clock ------ --in — -•------- -------'Carruthers. A D. Mcixmnki c. H closed by the governor At a Uttle "at the court house or.i. may be po*fLeonard I, Hawthorne. It Walton, later .Lm- tide i-.uiw examiner de- r H. A Gruos. A E John-on. c c, predated the -xuntle.s held bv Crakes. Q Wybenga. W M Osborn. ,h-" ba“klarge.-t । iccr was held from the U B church W A. ffchuder. M L. Cook. T S 111 l,u* cminrey. . to t'.A extent «f at < Woodland Tuesday afternoon, Baird, and L. V Besjaner: from SI<9.000-1X10! He threw iMt asset-- •>.’ burial In T.-ike Odessa cemetery. I N.-ishville, L E? Lentz, frpm Middle- nnqui-n ned value and thereby . Ville. H G. pewwnv; from Wood* h'r>ed the (I'sjiu. The president STRANGE BELIEF land C. Faul.'c. H. Cook nnd J Dt-U. and cashier oi this state bank said OF INDIAN TRIBES • The railway emplovre nu mbers of th-'d. m ’heir judgment, lojnebody ; ■ihe Executive Committee chosen ut -1’- Washington had decided to try Ihe niretnig are From Hustings, H. w®’’ »•" experiment in banking, or’, Tlie Indian who in the old day.). H Peirce. W. S. Ilardke. W .1 Wat- wa* not competent-and hud no bust­ kins. E D. Smith. R. J. McKcmth. n H l. Edmonds, J. Springer. H L ;i Wotxl; from Nashville. E B Grtrn- n .ijonslbl. . for UH C1OMIU. of tin tl)ri.ter lin „utcast from HL’ people,} field: from Middleville. N. Poulson; banks [ according to Dr. Melvin R Gilmore. from Woodland. G. Osgood; from ' ; Indian authority of the Unlvendty jof Michigan MuM.-unt'.| This taboo on living scaljicd men. ’common among the*1Plains Indians. Parker Houre -meeting indicated nwas n«t due to any\m<illce against live interest In 'Ise raltriWs and .< the unlucky warrior.-. thAfhrelves. but willingness to help them tn setting 1 to a belief-that if a realjied man a square deal which is all they ask survived, some £upcrnaturai spirit ‘Conimin'd from page one) ,----- ----- :— -—-........ — OBITUARY. .. . . ........... ..... - the .■•pirlt.might be offended if hi*' Mauriiv. Uw.-^ouinfest .‘bn of Wal­ worked M> well the.Hist year Unit Human protege aiooctalrd with nnrlace and Bernice Campbell, war thc number of tx>v- brought into mal members of the,tribe. Dr Gil-i ..... juvenile court tl/opped more than 00 more aalflC This iden’of tplrtt favirborn in Hope township. Harry counH»3I nerconl. At Hie < nd of tlnee year* was thq more powvrful. he Mated.' -'«• number of boy? iirTr-ted fAr lievati**’1 a living warrior wax never and df.-p.trtKl -this life on llen-. f liiululiopfH il to a very *mall intentionally scalped, contrary to: day ol July. 11933. -st tiife a action of their former number., jaqiular opinion. If a mistake was Wi luippciv’d just now to pick up made, it was bccauM! the wounded |.’<-i-oi<l. in one ’hawed no sign* if life, and he fact that !.<'.••;■ t.r.vt-r v Mxint’d:■ mlraculoito. <n in progress On field trips l.v;i summer Dr Gll- 'Continued from page une> ,, ..: • ■■■'-.. -■.7 ’ AUTHORIZED L..Q J DEALER MIPIII I- .. ' igOR for Battle Creek Sanitarium Health Foods You will be glnd to know that you can now-obtain Battle Creek Sanitarium Health Food* at this store. These foods are famous the world over as ■i.u» in gaining health and keeping it. While healthful, these foods have a Uifeful zest that stimulate* jaded ap­ petites.. If you wish to have more bouyaruy and feel more youthful, you rhouU get acquainted with Battle Creek Health Food*. i; ON v Introductory Offer Savita Yeast Tablets . I ablets equivalent in i.iinin B to a cake of comrcssed yeast. More economif.il than compressed yeast. I . IN PAILY—Battle Creek Food Com­ P: t»>:r.imt Station-WGN. B. A. LyBARKER v.S^”Zl)TTHETNEIMW BUT IT WILL COME <nd attention are shown to all" IktMinRs, Michigan We Deliver ; mothers ana one grandta ■ Sunday at 3 v’cl Loomi. ofl}ciuting. Bin NORTH HOPE Nr unil' Mi' Jay Anders and* mother spent Sunday with Mr <n-.d [Mr* Chas. Welch in.the Striker dis- to Michigan whin died »t her home in July HWH »h A*>tfro Woolley, a lighter laughfvr attended McCallum Mhuul reunion Sau NEW-QUIET-LIGHT WEIGHT ETureka VACUUM CLEANER *■ COMBINES A MOTOR-DRIVEN BRUSH WITH “HIGH-VACUUM” GREAT INTRODUCTORY OFFER SENI^ TO YOU ON 10 DAYS' FREE TRIAL For the first time,a motor-driven brush baa been.combined ’vilh’High-Vacuum" k> •ensational. spectacular performance on ertil’cJJtd sand and *o.ia {comparable, widi tine dust' will positively thrill you. iruuntiv'.jieinovcd by the fait-revolving bruxh. Requeit irumediite free trUj. SPECIAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE PHONE TODAY I POWER COMPANY TELEPHONE 2305 October 35. 1850 PRAIRIEVH.l.f? Charlea Arnistcond and Ruth Van Horn Mx-nt Wednesday with Mr. and Mr.-. Frank Bowen of Richland' Junction. . "Mr* Wilbur Polley moved from 4 Mrs Ortb Stuff SEE “THE SAND DANCE AND SODA BOIL” In the Amazing Demonstration of the example, of this involuntary gha ts or hermits lived. far from their villages, and heard several oceciuntx from old members of varloua tribes. Flfry years ago one ot there outcasts. living near the Mage route to Cannonball. N. D.. amused himself by making Startling night appearances to the paleface occupant--. of the stage couches. ... This is Uiat Northville has rtiildrrur, play director. He keeps • eluhlre-n of Northville so busy game.- that are wortluwhlk that Sunday evenitrrf ca Ire pt’.o Pranshka. to Richland I family ,McCallum Saturday Mr and Mrs. it. 'in comptfny With < ■ tatnily -spent Sundi Colorm* annual an EH iston uf Ntuitvi j Mr. and Mis iUb EH: .Sunday evening with Mr ! Andrew Link near Nadu .- The Wiled* Ladies’ Aid ’home made tee cream an ! Grove center Thursday ’July 27. Hoffman en Wilcox Aid Society ■ ----------- i*ng Tua brother Kc.th in North c.L-t.cion for a tew days Mr and Mrs Grover Marshal! and | Snerman visited Mr. and M» Dak I Downing in North Castleton Sunday. Joe and Jim Jarrard of North •Caatleton spent the woek end with I then- grandparents. Mr. and’Mrs Lowell Jarrart. Bnd Ch<TM’man and family attended the Cheese man I reunion the Fourth and the Stanton i reunion at Fine lake Sunday ;: Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bump and and family of Hastings spent Sunday at 'John Norton’s. • side with her mother. Mis. Sarah Smith, and Myrtle This was Her home Jotne years ago. We welcome li<r back to her girUiood home. Mr .Mid Mrs OvJr Brightrall of Holland called on his abter, Mr. und Mrs. Merrill Wood Friday. Your Martbp accompanied Mrs. Mary Shedd uf Delton t# the Orangeville school reunion Sunday. A very pleasant afternoon was spent. joyed. ' z I Mra. Courtney and daughter of I Chicago, who have .been guests of Mrs. Stebbins, returned to their । home Monday. , । 'Die Ladies* Aid Society will hold a .bake .-»*!» Saturday. July 22. All ' kinds <if bitked goad*. Al.M) lioine qx-ndinir IU»de ice cream a specialty. If tit Mr. nnd Mrs Wm, Und of Bat- weather permit* it wfll be held on the grounds north of .the poet office. Word from Monrovia. California, informs Mis -Hyde that John Cairns l- very ill Mr Cairn* at one time “’i*' <M,r prosperous -inrr-i Mr and Mrs J -w. chants and Mr* Cairns <nce Eva I Collier !, was Jx>rn here and lived r help came-1 here many years. We hope to hear .iym>: Martin Mr Cairns* improved health soon. ■> rin fin- s .-' Mr’- Jake Felder and sun Lyle, and we are glad‘Mr. and Mrs Leon Felder and chilsivved and w«- dfeh and Gordon Wale* spent Sunsurance to repair th- <h>.v at the lake shore. Homer Jackson anti Melvin Peeldiset ir ‘Jient tioin ing nre loettted at Champion. Mich. IYni.il until Monday night •*:it> Mr Tlielr -company is C ' C. C. 090. '■ ■’ ank Maus of Kalamiw They'll be pleased to hear from you. — n >a has Wayne Palmaticr and Robert Mc। Kibbtn were in Kalamazoo Wcdnesoyment, in. ilay While there they called on Mrs ;. Erne*«’ Armstrong at New Borge-ss CORNERS. ____ Hastings hospital Sire was injured in an spent part of last week with Mr and automobile accident Sunday. They Mrs. U-sltc. Dickerson. .reported her a* improving C«>.ma and Laurel Newton are; Mr and Mrs Floyd Wale* were in .'L'ltt.-ig uri. their KiHiiuiMrvii. grandparent*. Mr ;and Plainwell Wednesday ni^ht on busi». Air Mrj. Frank Newton, of Hastings. ----lui-iHc West of Chicago LMr.’ Rusrell Lewbr and children visiting her parent’. Mr and Mrs *rre recent guest* of her pare/its. west and family | Mt and Mrs Frank Scimba of Wsyne Armour spent the week; Duncan lake end with hu grandparents. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Norri*. Lucy Mrs H. O. Armour of Hickory Cor- N'om*. Ora Ludlow, and Mr and ners Mrs. M J. Norrte attended the Mr. and Mrs Lyle Dickerson and Yankee Springs school reunion SatJcane apent Sunday with Mr. and urda/ Mrs. Rusrell Mott and famUy in1 Mr#. Wm. -- Mrs ------R.--------Norris, Helen the Bunnell district. Beadle and Lucy Norris were in ----‘ Hastings Wednesday. Between'9 and 10 o clock tn the Mr. and Mrs D. N Honeywell and morning u the busiest time for Opal were in attendance telephone calls. Century of progress Sunday. VJe invite you to seethe new Super Series F RI bttTA IR E tood AND SETS NEW STANDARDS OF BEAUTY, QUALITY, CONVENIENCE ANO ECONOMY We want you to ace this new Frigidaire. With its smooth flowing lines, panelled design and sparkling lifetime porcelain it introduces an entirely new trend in refrigerator style and beauty. Never before have so many conven­ iences been assembled in one refriger­ ator—% more food space with no in­ crease in outside dimensions—auto­ matic tray releasing that causes the ice trays to float out at the touch of a finger —shelves that areadjustable-La froxen storage compartment—double Hydrator capacity—interior light—automatic defrosting—and many other features that save time, work and trouble. The efficiency of Frigidairc’s famous two-cylinder unit has been increased twentyper cent. It uses only a small amount of electricity—no matter how hot the weather. In its chromium fittings, porcelain cabinet and .powerful mechanism, the POWER There is a model In the Frigtdoire Standard Series pnetd as low as $96 plus freight— installation and Federal tax paid. Super Series Frigidairc reflects that quality which means inbuilt depend­ ability and, longer life in the home. Undoubtedly, these arc the finest Frigidaires we ever have had on our show­ room floor. Slop in and see them today COMPANY Banner Want Ads Get Results jP'ARM und CITY HOMES alike have odd articles of furniture, machinery und clothing in .storage that are loo/t'uluuble to throw away. Other people in the county want to purchase just such articles, but do not know WHERE to buy. The.Banner Want Ad column is the best medium in BaFry County for bringing prosiwctive buyers und sellers together. TT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE whether it’s rooms to rent, furnilure_to sdj, apartments wanted, farm products for sale, hired help needed, articles lost, live stock strayed, or what not... in each case ^ ou reach ■ the persons you wish to reach in the most direct way possible. Banner Want Ads get results!1 T\0NT BOTHER to cull in person.... Just tele­ phone 2415. If you are not certain of the word­ ing, we will do our best to assist you. Simply give us the facts und your nd will go into, print dearly stated in the fewest wd?iis possible. Our rales are reasonable ... one cent per word with u minimum charge of twenty-five epnts. The Hastings Banner Telephone 2415 �THI HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY Jf'I.Y 19. 1933 Mr and Mia Rorell Stanton were GREFNVI1 1 F OAY in Chkago last week attending tb<- uncl-'’ * 'LUC UR I —.. — Bridge, Dinner and Dancing Enjoyed by Mem •bera and Quests Ml. and Mr. c. H. Ob mi. arc Mr. and Mm A J. Herbert are- Mr and Mr- 'Fred - Brand and •spending today in Landng. . 'biting awuec. In Con&tantIne thu sou RlchaJd <-t' Detruil *|xu: the wrt-k end with Mr and Mr. Harry Mr and Mr I). t> Putnam viottod • vIn ‘hand Lrdg,- «n.-r Bundny J EUx-1 Burton of Lanaing vt»- Cole anil larnlly. Mrs Brand and ’ Air ami Mir William Bchllhaneck <t-d Mr. and Mrs E- A Burton on Rkli..rd remained fur a week's visit with friend, and restive*. visited iclaiit. .• ot Lakeview c-n Sun- Sunday. Mr.' G. F Chide dir. Jwr giit-'t. I Mr. and Mr> Ray Branch were in M'- J H W< tirade of Middit nil i» tnut Monday urnd Tureduy on Mrs Druvt* Curt:. <d Detroit. Mr» Marian Goudycar. Mr» w N. Cliidrailed on Haetiiii.-s (fiends on Mon- '■ biutom. <M»r iyid Mrs. Emily Bniltvan were d“:’ I Mr and Mrs h Frederuk Dailey Mm Van Avery und Mr-. B-x. of and family are nutving thi-. week to guest. uf Mrs. Philip Granger of 'Clutlo'.te on Thui>day atiil Friday MidtllmiUe culifd .on Mr.. Claud Mur .hall Mr* Guy Jordan return. Satur­ Kirliey on Monday. • Up-.t-r Stern ot St Louis. Mo M .- Nellie Hopkiiu and daughtc. .-•lairt Hu- week end with lib faintly day to her h.-inui In FlmdiUuf N. T after-Vbitin,- her parent'. Mi and huv returned from a two wi-eks'-at Gun.lkke. May al Gun lake ’ . Mb-. .Ella Dunning of Kabun:u>Y» Mrs. Kellar Stem*. Air.- Jordan was Mi*. Br-rnk* M Springer l। the gw-at of Mrs kTa»er Iron- •the gili'' ot Mi' i To-. Firdiin < f Grand Hapu.s fn-m Sund.y till spcndlng her v:..-.itl<in with friend.- . tdv on*Bunday. • . in Arnlrrr .t. M i . I m> Maf ic Kimble visited Will Tue-du; A J laitM-n Xtnnm|uniHl Tiu-r- Klrijbk, a broUicr-lti-law. in Lan­ Mr. and Mr.. W J Watkrn- were der Klim* । • f luiviiu; to ■Torch • nw on Sunday *• in Tiinr iuvifs front Monday Til! lake met the -a--k end Mi-. J<hn McElwain of lamsins Wcdta- day of hurt wevk uli. rr theyMi a to->bu>i Uir< n h.r returned -v.j.- Hu- ki*M of Mr. und Mrs. Ja- were railed by the death o.i Bun.-lav froin a »>•!..' v-.-it with her aim: on McElwain on Sunday. of hb mntlfrr, Mr- J H Walkhn. Mi Park Thon-. W.-iim-rtt.-, Mi - T..i S'-v.iu nnd daughter of wbo-r death wa* dur to he nr Mi . ’I Wi'.i Kiiinf and msi «< 1 -p id an- gue.-ts ot her parent*. ■ 111 Mr <tnd Mi.. K.iyniontl l»i‘‘;<nd litre. Fran* Wulboti Wtndcki.-cht <r o. ■ -i this »<-■:. Mi' . Si.ruh, Scii.idrr Is sjiendinit Mr and Mi I. V n< - i.ht and <t:k al <jun lake-with Mr. and M. .md Mr-. Hold G.idti-ll vbil'-d Mi B 1. Kenyon of Laming, a' Gull lake arvl Battle Creek cn Mr Henry Groff und daughter fcmdday __ p-M of cT.eK--.ilii- w-.-n- guests of M.-. I’ A 7-il«Mr aud Mr.-. Al. Sant on Tunaday. Frm . Mau. -.ril Mr .< it ' I: ■ •> < irraldltte lit/tdialh tuu.gomFn-d Half sin- tn Detroit over lh< >lo Detroit for an extended vttll with wnk cud. > her aunt, .Mi William Canwell. •Mr - <'. .-!■»• I -ki <d •. Mr iii.'i Mrs It H. Randan of ejxndiia. h..- \ a-.it. m wi-h Mr-. D 'Gr.-nd Rapuh were Sunday gursU I. (Tiri-tuit amt A'.. iind’Mr-;. Wai-<<•< Mr. and Mrs Robert Burch ' t-1 I ake. . j find- rick Wunn-r is home from Mr and Mi . <• F Ai-.-el! win-.Grand l-Upid-. H- 'r slowly ennvg- wuwii. mts. lucieiwn . Rapids Tuesday. ix-wcx Janos, itwng west of Naah-lit'- ti tn Pcnnfrk huapital withn injured knee cap. cuts-and other 1 cup brown su<ar. 1-3 cup boiling water I rm white, itttniy'beaten, • teupoun vanilla. '. can cooovnut. southern atyte. If It Doesn't Fits.. If It Doesn’t Wear OrvenvIHe Day at tlw Country Club list Thur-iUy proved a- uauAl It Is Unsatisfactory In Any Way -njoyrd Helpful Suggestions MISS HOYT HONOR GUEST AT ROTARY Gave Delightful Program of Violin Selections-—Mrs. Hoyt Accompanist M:. J A f erry of Mt *1 r: i Hon. and Mm John C Ketchum l>.< iia-' .f.h'i •.'■■: Hid h'l.^ii-i Mj . Ji.. ii Gnen and dough'- ■ Ml. and Ml li M tannine, b,: ’ Jiam < I Chira;:o u<-re,-.rtt-r Bunday Li ve-.n nvk .i-iii-t i ।.t Mrs. Chester Stem at Gun Albert li. Cinvth '. hi- toii' ai i.ik«-. . Itul- ..-■■ul: a .... . < । t .-n i.f ■ M- v.d _Mi W A Hull and Mr th- jin- idni!. and ■.•i.-.-.etan. - »I ; nnd Mr Fred Bt-iwi ltwere Sunday H-r.irt Club i«iv • ot Mr und Mr. A M il.ll t 1-: «uk l.,W ed. ’ Heil]........ .. Borade Ctark of Hob !»l»1 :uv >j» : i.-ji 'tf-.r l.ic.i-. <> with their rranduonn'a. Mr .nnd Mrs .i>. Q.:-,,. Mt - <• H ..nd .m.H.ch , nrd and V... li . I i h|.-.e,n. lai -. t«t a i-C i-i :»t,d. Mt and Mi . Itofanl D -lie ' •tiGou Laudrn and fam-.ly rt W. ..’oi i. • \i, -i g, it.। in nestle WAS FINE SUCCESS H«*s and son Jack were in Grand Social Events and Personal Mention bu-ine-s un a price basts. tfo»t people haw been buy-Int price-.—not quality. Wi-id-- . and his motTirr and :4»ti ffi'ii Hanston PI Mr ..nd Ah. Keith Daniels «PMU Sunday with Ute latter'* tiarrni' Mr.andMrs A T'Eash, nnd farm:: - t i'i-- -rt Mr aitd Mrs l<e AfcFailand nnd dnughttr -<d Akron. Onia wrn of Mr and Mr. Edgar Broom tircr Hu* week end . Mr m d A*- (•• b- N< at n and,4'-' CAMP KITANNIWA JS PROVING VERY POPULAR paprika Tin Second Period Fihds One Hundr- :1 Six C.unp Fire ' Oirlt Enrolled CLOTHING for MEN and BOYS Were Vol; On Time This Morning I tia:u togrthttf For th.- ftiling mix <mi- cup buttered bread crumbs with oi.c cup'choppeji apples, one table.spoon clii'pprd onion, salt and i*i>jM-r and u pinch ot sage to rearon. and one tablespoon sugar. Before baking rub tlie outside ot the sptircnbi. with twn tAbleepbcnD flour mixed with salt and popper. Bak»- in Shepard. BIG BEN. Just received a new ahipre.ent of “Wectclox" Alarm Clocks. Big Ben $3.50 Br.by Bon . $2.95 Block Knight $1.95 Bantam $1.00 Westclox (El-yctzic) Alarm $1.95 BESSMER the JEWELER HHfi _ Golden Anni-riwary — 1913 Mid-Summer SALE past eight years Mr. Newnan has: Ix-en superintendent ol the Walb-d: Lake Consolidated School, tn tlublanched and cut in Friday, July 21 Saturday, July 22 Bis Quick Flour greased inuflln tins in a modecat oven i37S detree.’- for about :i Gold Dust Large Bos Jar Rings Fine Quality Palm Olive Soap For That School Girl Completion. Soap Chips Q-kk Sunday July Lymap Elder, v ho has been’>|>end. ing the z^mmer in Muskegon, ramr WcdncHfay to help hi< parents In One Cent Sale at Reed’s Cone Shop WED. and SAT. NIGHTS ONLY 7:30 P. M. to 11-.00 P. M. Buy One BIG BOY CONE for 5c 1 C and get the second one for— JL Don1! Forget OUR COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE in Connection With Cone Shop. Factory Packed—Pints 15c Hand Packed—Pints 20c REED’S DRUG STORE TELEPHONE 2241 Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Mfch. Mrs. fi.irala Biand, t. iter Mrs Enim i Murdo: <; Mi. cx-orn- py,n-.and Mrs Ri-llic Cios.. .<• '..inynnh.< by her r Mrs J I B.- sn-.,- in i dmirhtcr Flvnnr. I f Ada Ohio wrrr gur f-s rd Mrs .lamr--. Drown as her Wall lake conag.' on Frhtey Mr. .-u-.il Mrs.- A S Johiix n and family of Flint nnd Grohn- Hid- ■’! Fratrimtil.•. •• '? Ni-tti- Ryde in«-r’ the week end. K-^tn J'lhnsmi who has b«rn with iiii gi a nd in-".tier since Decoration D«y. nmnu d tn Flint wi'h hh par­ ent;' Alt pen' Sunday at Gull lake ■Dr E J Prat*. Iea-.c« Sunday* forMilwaukee v.litre hr will attand thi National 0->teopathi< Convention hret week Mr* Pratt left Put-inBay Friday With frienda In a motor beat to go throuoh the S'raits of Markina- and briund to Chicago They will stop in Milwaukee tor Dr. Pratt enfaiti for thr Chicago Pair Mr and Mrs. W L Hinman and Mr. and Mrs C H Hinman and CharlM. Jr., attended a family re­ union at Wuterwmki. Park. Bay , cay. cn Sunday. Marian Mtoolf. wire hud been vuitijM her Brand­ parents the past four weaka. accom­ panied them to Bay City where .hr met her parents and returned home w:tk them. Brooms BUTTER There/ a Hess and family ^ur,*yJ om Thursday until Sunday COFFEE VACUUM PACK Mr' Bert Jester was taken to Pennock hospital Monday where she wifi undrreo an operation Charles Betts wa* m Grand Ran­ ta i n-..—a... * 2 cupv sugar I teaspoon tight com syrup At- Forh-r Showalter daughter and .Mrs Ottic Lykina in Hasilngs Saturday. Tin- Clover Leaf Club wax' 2 esg whites, auffly beaten. 1 cup rawitu. cliopped •li can coedanu*,. southern Myle. Chopped itablespooh lemon Juice combine augar. com syrup and _ . ........ ~.n- 1’ixyru Refreahnreuta were rerved syrup forms a soft ball In cold wa­ Mr. and Mr*. Gail Lykins and ter. or«spins a long thread <240 degrees F ■ Pour syrup slowly over Fncrat- of Mr. and Mrs- Jolinj Fw-ter and Mr. and Mu. HaYry rgg whites, beating constantly. Add Cairns ot Monro-;a. Cal. formerlyoT James at Hastings Tliursdav night. rauins. cocoanut. and lemon Juice . Prairieville, will be sorry tn-hcar ut j Donald Couch, who has been work­ continue beating until thick enough i his conciatNd Jlinru He is unable; ing tn the A A- p store here for to spread on cake Makes enough, to neip hpn><if. ins ">n having to re era! tean. hav been tratulrned frosting to cover tops of two S-ihchi j to Gland Ledge. Allan Bruuua is layers. Shelley ot Lamng MEAT SPECIALS Pork ChOpS L«*n End SUca» 2 Lb*. 13c Pork Loin Roasts e-z u. Cold Corn Beef 6 u. c.. $1.19 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESD IY, JULY H. IMI PACK EIGHT Fitting Service Every trtrr we fit is guar­ anteed to hold the ruptu.o and we keep n in proper udjiu*.iu<nt for you. Lu urrianv you the New Akrou Tnisa feature “Selective Pressure Control". Nothing eh* Iiko it. We are xxdutlve reproaentaUve* The Prescription Drug Store B A I .BAKKER. Prapr. HASTINGS - MICHIGAN Our Success Has been achieved through care­ fol . borine** management and satisfactory dealinc with policy­ holder*. — SEE VS FOR INSURANCE BRANCH DISTRICT. POWERS ECHOES. MILO. A senaui. accident-------------------occurred SatAND VICINITY.' Robert Frost returned home Sun- .. ------- ------------------------------Milo Ladles’ AM will.Join with the — from north of Ada where he iuw uiday morning —--------.— Alas zt Pen, Rnrrim* -.n-i frier.-', of dsv to Erne*t Skidmore of Delton. Prairieville and’ C' a ’ d R*" ivuc "“•xt- ketd visit been asriating ~ his uncle. Neal Van- and rvn-»v innM ww.n Dewey Jones, when their cur Cressey.. In «n »>. picnic at Prairieville de iAwrlc. ..collided near Nortons Comers on Township Park Wednesday, the 19th. A WORD NO ADVFR- or* at the Boersma cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ileydenberg M-H. Mr Skidmore, a'“'*------ -----who ---------------------------*-«-----works Everyone jfticome. FOR LESS THAN 25c. ':»?■ Audrey Palmer ‘ ot Grandville nmhp 4t Poet tun Cereal, u* fy- Wayne Flower returned Tuesday an- receiving consratulatIons on n tunu* rhome and fell askep at the from a four days’ stay In Chicago ten pouinl son. who will answer l.i wheel Jlr June* was trying to avoid where he visited the World’s fair. ■of Richland June. I ' • I •.. • .a.iH-nt. Mr in that city taking in the fair and Mr. und Mr* Muu-r Pulrm r und Skidmore received injuries about tlie visiting her brotlier and family. She held at Mr. and Mrs Maurice.Johnson Uro' ‘x.tk. Out wa? able *' to come ’ ’home. relumed to tier work at the ParchJuly If-, te Fi'anvilIc Tliursduv alter ciwrru .lr Jones au»tallied a bad cut in im-nt office this Monday morning A very k............. - - • - • after her vacation. . and cun titidnM|n Grand Rapid. >ap. besides minor bruDes AnoperMesdames Bradflpid and Wood F^itcii arid d.-.-.ighttr ot .tlbti w.i- prefOrini-d un the knee spent Sunday visiting relatives and Washington, called m thri: cap Saturday afternoon- und pieces friend* in Holland. Tlie latter's unthe Mitor-i, Almira and Nell of bum- arid muscle were removed cle. Guar Brlghtral. accompanied Sunday ertTOutc .**** .<.• ‘ 1 ciikago It rwlhtn't ih-w develops hr expect^' them home. daughters. rind : A Century of J»ro to tuine home tlie first of the week Mr.-, Wilcox nnd grandson. Jack Sympathy is extended to both fam- Bradfield, art spending an indefinite •lllc*. • ’ WEST < ARLTON. time at the Wilcox home in Hiu* Ray 'purling of Grund’Rapid? is tings. Ar: ice cream social will Tie held 21. ut ... the( home Mrs.. Harlan Scoby and friend. u Hing hb father, Dave Bui ill.g. U Friday evening. July ... family .... . Vincent Norton Miss Jones, uf Kalamazoo made a ..i Ji.. and Geiger of Comi ittid enjoy homemade let- trip to Lake Michigan Monday. • I-, .j.ij -q ,,1|bv Wlllj (hi,.r ! inn;i<. . ..jsl.rrf cream und cake. Mrs. Minnie Quick is at the home a ■. ... i( Mr and Mr*. Geo Cobln of Kala- ot her son. Ferri*, ut Prairieville ma.’u.; were week end guests of Mr. helping take care of Mrs. Frieda Decatur called-op frknti.,-hen .-.nd tll>4 Mr» Forrest Bidelman. . ; Quick, who is on the sick list. ut Free)*,.- Sundav M: Saddler of Hustings spent a Floy0 DufTeny came from La ruing Congra-.ul.itio:.. :< Ru>..j| Hmck- •'*<*»>'* »’i’h her daughter. Mrs’Saturday evening and spent the ley and brtd.-, m e Dorothv Sane Li-Jah Bidelman. j week end with his family al tile Mi and Mm H.a-l Hi-on accoma"‘> *»™. Curt MhrahaH and home of Mr. and Mr.-. A. C. Bennett. . on Earl were tn an automobile ac-, Mrs. Dufleny accompanied, him home eident Sunday on M-u at the town: Sunday evening. • Lav. when u car came from a side! Mr- und Mr*. Grant Bennett and THE CHURCHES Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN J. L. MAUS Lwd Bepremtittve. HutlBga, Kiel. COUNCIL CHUP.CH. OF THE NAZAF-ENE. GEORGE M. NEWTON SPECTACLES FITTED. REPAIRED. SHORES LENSES REPLACED. WATCH. CLOCK. JEWELRY REPAUUNO. . CASH FOR OLD COLD. CHURCH or THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST. • Large Detroit Mttrir Company have in the vicinity of Ila*tine* a bungalow sire Player Piano W» tiiuiref ,v&:r*cl ij r.h Mr.—and method -*’<-re uadly ----- - smashed — ------ —and - — —, enu on the Flower farm Sunday ’- evening ""'"X Donald DufTeny accomduced mi M'* Manuuul were bruised V-quite ■ ■ • panted -them home for a visit. ripale an ‘""b.... m ....... A good-tlrtie was enjoyed at the lu3:5b «.. at.u Mr* «..»». Cha* v.u.u*. Cromer and tv.. V daughter* of.. Philadelphia. Triple ..... Link m... Club........... at the home ... of . . ... . Mu. . to their home Thursday charge of Mesdames Barber und PROCEEDINGS returned Mr. und Mrs Wm. Ryan returned Dwtcr so null said ’ .VTHERAK MISSIp? from CiUC.n:>- to tlie home ot Mr Mr and Mrs. Juck Schultz and and Mr.* 1. E Mmlrt Thursday. Mr. Huie rotr are now In Chicago. Ry at) returned t«i iris home tn De' ' ~ ' First pri« for redundancy in refrott Sunday and Mrs Ryan a." * i porting rocs to the Star City. £rk. Priscilla will stay another week. i lorrcspondcni who said a negro I farmer suvett 4.019 pennies, and Mr mm ». WHIM, CukmX1?,^ W and Clyde of Rutland spelit Sunday* , „ __________ . with Mrr. Janet Prttcnglll. The belief that there are no pro­ Mr - Arciuc Cunningham s mother vincial dL*trk-u in the country any .. vi ry >uk at hJr Iw.nc here ! more was an error There are three Mr-.. Jan- f Pettcnglll und Mr... .counties in Colorado without a Fl-:-.- S-.thard spent Thursday with single-radio set. Mr* Netti.- Marnby'of Lacey ' Mr. and M:* Shtllmun of Hastim::> aU- Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. William Smith. Tlu-xlorc Hetzel uf Carlton visit- Sam fiumMii, A-d G;.:;4 V-'-u Fur'full lr.teraancui art:* CcUreu«» a:.r , t.t M8, D«tr<-lt. atr.-i. :. Bird's Peculiarity - SEWING MACHINES Tlie chimney swift. Chaetnra pelREPAIRED and RENTED ■glra. I« a bird which Ims acquired Gel Your Supplle* of Thr a new method of betting with the advance of clvillrailon. before Singer Sewing Machine Co. chimneys were common Ihe chimney Al Robleaki’s Elec. Shop Hastings. Mich. Phone «N has the ungual power of dying straight up and down, which make* New Location ,Japan , la a country of len/hqu«e*. quaint bazars, shogun mtruaolmius. ... CORDES’ NEWS SERVICE Is th. iro »rh to a yen. Reed’s Drug Store Magazines and Newspapers NEW AND USED BILL COBB’S , AUTO PARTS Running Board Moulding Good Model A Motor Burglar Alarm ’ rend and Muffler* fur .v'ruck All Carat|iem. Both curs-two sons of Otsego visited his parBody (Hua laat*U«4 Wklie PARTS 11(11 ALL VARS S20 NORTH EAST STREET ► .HASTINGS .). DIAL 24 14 ► Eight Yfart Strict With th* ► OPEN WED * SAT. EVENINUS 'Glenn F. Laubaugh PHONE 2637 Michigan Bell Telephnn* Co. HASTINGS Can You Risk a Lawsuit? State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Co. Jerry Andrus, Hastings, Mich. Phone 703—JF4. about 150 chkkehs ?tenting on our hud recently. aim i.i lkhb.il* row are w.iltpig with 1 faded :.hot gtlua. And if the thieves ... ...... ...If I... I.... *,-, '■ J- FARMERS’ 4Ar/TARY NOTICE or CHANCERY SALE FOR SALE! FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Home Made Ice Cream and Lemonade Quantity of Household Goods ON COUCH'S LOT CHERRIES South Jtdlrrson SI., Hustings. Saturday at 2 p.m. SAM COUCH .WESLEYAN Ml'.THpDJST CHURCH WO. flcirlart, !>,-■„ tn E State Roi. Green Peas , String Beans Home Grown Celery C arrots Yoang Beets Lettuce New Cabbage Onions Hot House Tomatoes SHOE REPAYING and Hal Cleaning Shop f._ Ji.: I -:.4 RASPBERRIES We GUARANTEE to give you it GOGH Bl Y un Muntinori'iicy Chiirries for vanning. All Fruit Price* Are Advancing . . . BUY NOW! GEORGE’S K-.lbn For Your Table, Buy Our Home Baked Goods! HASTINGS MARKETS CAR DS of THANKS Dead Stock REMQVED For, prompt, efficient and courteous service in. the removal of horse's, cattle and sheep free of charge call Kalamazoo 2—9544,or 6131. Kalamazoo Rendering Company We Pay the Telephone Charges . . . Call Collect Buy Your Coal Th is Summer Prices are advancing and you will save money on heating costs by taking advantage of present quotations. business Wisdom PROMPTS FAIR PRICES FOR Mytual Good GRANGE PROGRAMS rvvvvvvvv Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company FLOUR FEED COAL CEMENT LIME BRICK TILE -i- FARM IMPLEMENTS CHARLES H. LEONARD Dutioctiv* Funeral Service P 'HASTINGS, MICH. • TELEPHONE 2118 �HNES TED line Ci I Wednesday, July 19,1933 j should take mofc interest in this found arid proper care given him. It more central for hl« territory, Thgf fine work with our boys and future is hoped Dial tire mtwreant will be .will be missed from our town Mrs. citizens, ter ns the twig is bent so^aught ana.proper punishment giVr'Hill will continue muMC leisuna her* will the tree be 'en. Il Is high time that certain par- j we are told • ' We hear that Laurel Sensiba was.tie* were made to know Uvat huckte-J The Bible School started off Mon* brutally beaten and left in a serlotu j berriea are private property as much day with a large'attendance and condition by a party who had gone as any other Crop ] profitable two weeks are looted tw into hit fattier -, huckleberry marsh Quite a rush uf btislncss at the j ward to. Accepting Federal Plan without permit son and was disco-. -1 Farmers State Bank on Saturday. I A son wax bom to Mr and Mu INCOMPLETE DATA HIN- 1:?.'... "_Bn, u 111.V17 >11.1 uv>J?l'r' semi-annual meeting ot the state “ — ----- (rent ... in UI 31 ,V»I. yeara Il It is likely that bet-|I 5. The moderately-advanced and .by .Laurel when he went after when the first ten per cefit-dividend Robert Vender Veen Saturday. All East Lansing -A major prize of cred ______ • advanced caws require on an averadvisory *dKM!Uee will be held" on DERED WORK OF THE iterjiagno»w is responsible for this age of 16 to 18 months of hcapltal Friday. JuJ>. J8. during Farm Worn- glj.3B5.ooo ami minor awards constat-' *hs co*»- When U>M this was n prl-‘wns paid to all depositors. This doing well,.especially ••|^ob.•• .Increase, allhouch tlie committee ~;------ — —uuiy «, uunui rutm «vwu- , , . va’.e marsh he was struck down and was paid quite a time before It was-; Mrs. Theodore Annstrt.ng and COMMITTEE ££■■£»< “ ””1“— -,— ------------------------- — W v-a « Mlth>«.i. 1". ... —>■ “ "•..TiJS. C"“ »>«■> lett - in an imeonwiou* condition, a„ promised,and ....... we all hope ......... ............ were in Ann Arbor to that ............... thtir ‘ children Il U Clu! litre m.r be .n »■<—»■ State College, at which time que»- wla-at crop. 20 per cent Irs.*total । Hr was lound whcn he he did did not not rere-, ,sucres sucres*<nay gnay contmurcontinue. Mr. Armstrong Saturday Hr U hut litirnioAm iiinnnT n; 01 Partlc“lar miportancr lf> cost ot growing wheat, and afonn| turn with tix* cow* und und no no doubt' doubt Mr. Mr CC BB and undMr Mn Hui Hillnave liavemovmov- improving Improving as as tne the family und itli PLEA FOR ACCURATE I AMERICA S WURST PLANT home economics extension work will , c uruxance which brim * tl-c . ■•"'•ild have perished if not orumptly.ed to Lalte Odessa which will be, friends could wish. I"^— occtc woe luonnTcn b. ______ • ------------------------------------------ -------------------------KEEPING OF RECORDS Tb. d,.<b retu «l «her dueue.lI PESTS WERE IMPORTED ?'^"', • 1 rite i itr committee, cviii.iiiiin:. which w>uirii serve* n3 w„ . r* it. t ;luve meanwhile fallen. Typhoid I • serves a« --------------------------Number of------------Cancer-------Deaths IsWUICII fever, which hr 1000 took „a U)11 toil oof, ^; 341 Bavage Ravages, of of Hessian Hessian Fly Fly and and 12 u^ory ktoup to assist Mias •»«> *» ,-lclr '« fo'-i ruti-u’* Stendilv InorenainiTToll----- 'penona 000000In tri19311021took ■ ’ . ® “ ncssian r.... ly una Edna V. Smith, state leader of Iwine are ■ pArt of tire- inducement.* of.QtAiirlitu Denon*oergj m-r100 100 tzwik . a“ y Tn^mnatnnasing Toll ' £ htll( ,rU n“ 96 1 Com Borer Controlled, Not demonstration agents, m formulate fered t«» Michigan wheat rrourr.* for of Other Diseases Less [3.5: tuberculosis fell from 102 4 to| ~ ~ «««"•"“ ,rt '* ’»« --Bo Jipiniie Bootle >>»■' As this article U written there is ta9 Some of the worst pestr. from is comprised of one representative «* J- Baldwin, director o. extension meeUng^o? the Michigan State kfrd^miu ®°T* whU:h ,,d> country suffers gained from each district in the state. InWhich tills country suffers gained from each district in the state. In- *orlt teM 1 S rirtv FVr tu SnSltterStan ‘ * on entrance to the United States as eluded on the committee are Mn>. icalr&rlHv'Tw inr7r^SZ^m« *.».tuuan >» un njc to the United eluded ..on_ the ..... committee Mrs Tlie mmwy is the benefit payment r.»r “lu* consideration !; •*•«’«.b'f? ... Population i<>.<; entrance <• . — ...States as corn . . are.. f uui tlJreoocitiy. W.u nre^are. n Sw UA<' ‘hlle L’ < Atowaways. Tlie Ettropean J. R. Campbell. Hopkins; Mm. .. Henry formers who will sign a ♦ ctes sumindS^Ttht «r °“‘‘T thr rSp?r bou'r- n“' Hessian fly. arid the Jap- Hendrickson. Shelby; Mrs A. R Nel- three-year contract to cut their ’ imostleniicm* niestlei intw nt . nmm nJI ' con$ld''r*'d « “* of «nese son. Cadillac; Lev- urr«a«e of <* dlM, «.«««u. uncM. beetle beCtk. belong ta.|0M< to to this tIM> group, group, taon. Cadillac; Mrs. Mrs. Percy Percy Reed. Reed. Lev*'■ wheat not more than 20 investigations of a committee of ter. niaturitv and semlitv Tiu> orun-»•»._ i^.. — >■ ' *» — r> r< «i>_>. { g lt . per cent. It will be divided ■■ ... 5* 21 “»d M-nillty The ami- -fl* eorn borer U supposed to-have erlng; Mr. C G Walter, Sauli Ste l*r “»’• into thli stateThur<wr DJ,W‘n ,n «W*Wed «he Atlantic Marie; Mik. Thelma Lull. We t three payments the fir*’, in SeptemhmS? ***’i»rtl«re*|W* that by IMO. 23 6 per in B shipment ot uwrchandUe Branch: Me Helen Hill. DnvUon;r bcr ber. ,WJ 1933.- and the other two in the ' »»*« next two years. 1934-1935 . o>_we»iey (cent of the total. 'population packcu in in uiivut broom curii corn uiiu und in In fifteen „ H. Maurer. . , ‘ ............ — -------- will ---- be. — puciru iiiirru Mrs. Waller Ketchum. Muon. The Banner believes our readers;0'" 50 years of age. as compared ycura covered u considurablo Paem Payments will be made from the --- --- — ----------------------- a. Final arrangement for Fa. —, Will 111 be irtteriMed tdtcicbled in what thi* this re- with 15 4 per cent of the population area ajt.. of r.» our country. i-numrv th Hetrd rund* ^r*'^ from the tax of 30 The. Hesrtan Women * Week Imre been completed, port has to say about edheer and tu- jtil j1,1 1920. On tlie lite basisof ofthe the present present fly Mixa smitn. und the the cento per bushel paid by millers on, "y u ucucvyu believed**»toimw,ucvn haw. beenmuv.according intro- accordingtoto Mix. Smith, und berciilosu: r:...:.. the pa.'-1 30 ,years, duccd into this country in straw thjn attendance is expected to be coiisid- all wheat processed this year. The' । trend of cancer Tlie final chapter of the survey uf ’, tto^ considering the population a* stable Wus ddniK thc “,anierabiy was WtW1 used f0r tor‘*bedding theHcHwioian : erablylarger largerthan thanlust lustyear. year. At­ ‘ total obtained from ihe proces'-ing, medical care mid------health agencies t*'-™ 11 ■- Ix-lu led, be nnnM ----— --------, there will.reI. is 22.000' troops brought here by the British, irndants will register ut the Worn-* tax will be i>atd back to wheat grow­ r^n*ly made for the Michigan State-rosea of cancer in Michigan by 1963 |in u>e Revolutionary war The i>est.un-s building on arrival: Room as- er* who reduce their acreage. Tlie Medical Society for its annual con-1 It is rrcompiendcd in tlie report I thus derived its name. Tlie J^jianeae signmenta will be made from one expensed incurred by county com-! mittee^ of farmer* in administering vention in Latuung. July 12. brought । that there be more adult education beetle *•—*’“ was brought to America In .to «. —. . ... — flW o'clock. r.Sunday afternoon, the study to a close with such u | for lay adults and sclrnol children, the Mill of some plants that were un- juiy 23. followed by a vesper serv- tlie work in their counties will be EATMORE BRAND deducted from the amount paid to picture of neciis in the field of can*;and more hlghlv s|>ec!alized 'cancer ported from Japan. ,Its ravages |Cc at 6 o'clock that county. cer. indigent coses, tuberculosis, und ’ education for the medical profession, S’" t.' T,.. <,r»™> I.,o,r.m wUl .p.„ Michigan's average wheat yield for medical rare for negroeg that one j Fact-finding surveys are asked for Tl» ii«u.n n, .limb.. „n. Uona mOTlw. Ju„. m. ,« tlie,years 1928-1932 of l.W9.iXMi, wonders, with-some <lr;.]xilr, at the-by the committee so that present ou. >»» u »h«.iu »wn «lur Uw „clork w„„ fc„KUTOta, Tomato Soup 6 can. 25c 2 can. 25c Tuna Fish bushels u.M-d aa the basis * fori countless problems in public heitltlv needs may-be revealed und future nrJL"t >_ *>- '!“• U'mnuUon In vanou. .m>- computing the amount of mBney! Select light meat yet to be surveyed and discuMed: necessities anticipated. Tlie e*tahTO,S'S"'.“ " , aunni >'“■ mornln. Union-, paid to Michigan' farmers Th<.h. iw. ....kk- and -...i thr ------------------ luhment of diagnostic clinic* in the 4to with ihe public profession. romrallnl by urmrr. -bo will .lord mu.a.u.it, und rn rranaud prrlod. guVemmeiit pays a ben* fit on 80 pct * In this chapter, as in other chap­ larger hospital* Is advocated by the Graham Cr«k.r. 2 ib.bo. 25c Swansdown 2 .-ib. pkg. 25c cent The ters. Die committee struggles with। committee, and treatment centers. “ nt of the total production -nCountry Club - healthful - nourishing incomplete data The concluding! adequately equipped, are recom­ study u. u'plea for more accurate mended. In tliis- connection, thc H?l.r >hr J.n*nr«Ixrllr h./ ' d “ ', n J" U ‘ n ! n £', 1 , >'» system* ot record keeping, more in­ committee points out that in Michi­ . * . . w tures. Tlie annual banquet will take -------------------■ • — -• -----“ V ; The payment is computed on the tegrity in the making out of vita) gan there are only three gram* of proven u difficult pest to overcome. p]ttCe Thursday evening. July 37. at gveraac vu-ld in bushel* but the l» ”• • ivrr... n.1,1 InpMtf biubrh but id. cans w statistic.* forms. Wlmt future prog­ radium available. At least two enn- It ravages foliage and garden plunu St? 6I. 30 ln Ilia, the ftriU.n UlllonJ“SXntrkr.rln Memorial tn oclock It, t . ... ... . . . at. \ irtSn ress Is made by the medical profca- icer Institutes, -where original re­ WOODLAND. 7 I building. prlC1? IK.r acre f„, ru.ry ac:e. up „•<> PORK and BEANS slon In co-operation with tlie public search* In cancer may be directed, Mr. and Mr*. Robert Owens and I Women on campus 'during Farm 20 per cent, decrease in wheat'plantwill depend upon the availability of stuiuld be set up. the report recom­ ' family ot Grand Huven spent tlie Women's Week will also attend an- ed by farmers-who sign contract more facta ot problems toward which mendsWaldorf Tissue 6 roii. 25c Catsup 2 25c the survey committee potato. { Some ot tlie fact* brought out in week end with the tatter's parents..' »ual Farmer's Day. Friday. Juiy 28. Every farmer will, be asked If he Soft bathroom tissue Country Club - fancy quality . . mmSK?----wishes to sjgn a crop contract. Hi Tlie subcommittee on cancer In the report on tuberculosis In the Mr. and Mrs Joe Crockford FREEPORT. Misses Piarl und Lrnna. Payette rnM.iwni. answer, yes or no. b final . the state does not. tor instance, Pork & Beans 3 tan** 25c of Battle Creek spent Sunday aft-; Mrs. F W InguL-.be, Corwin NoThe number of acres each Michi Bull Durham 5 pk K >. 25c km.w the actual toli'of cancer each I. CH tlx- cases diagnosed at the Or Brown Mule Tobacco year. According to Hie vital statis­ Herman Kiefer Hospital Clinic. 20 emuun and evening with Mr. und vlskby and Mr McLouth of Grand (ran county is asked to lake out of. Mr.*. Frank Kilpatrick. Rgpids called at the home ot Miu> wheat production will 'be uppyr-! tics. there were reported in 1931.' Mr and Mrs. John Patterson und' Augusta HlntkJey Bunday The two tioned among individual furmyi b-. 4XJI0 deutlrs from cancer. The com- |mt cent were moderately advanced, ■hiitteo believes, however, that the und 60 per ymt far advanced. Be­ grandson. Chester, und Mr Will! former remained for a couple of. local commuters selected by. nx' farmers themselves. Each-township ^'tual number was In excess of 6.- cause ot difficulty in persuading pa­ Hawk ot Lafa>x-tte. Ohio, visited Mr. d“>'squart go The vital statlsUes are consid­ tients to take sanatorium care. 62 and Mrs. Ralph Rise from Tuesday ; The Misses Norma and Nelda Cool or community will luive a committee accompanied their cousin. Dorr Caln, of three members one of whom wilt ered by thr committee as inaccurate, per cent ot tile cases go to advanced until Thursday. Embassy Brand — Smooth, delicious Rev. Albert Beardsley will be th*-'lo Chicago tart week, where they at- be a member ot the county com­ because a gn^rt many deatlis from stages. . mittec which will decide how many. cancer in the aged me very- likely 2 About M out of every 100 pn- speaker for the community service I tended the World's fair. Mrs- CB-orge Thompson has been acres of wheat each farmer hu.*' undiagnosed. - . ltents received In a sanatorium in next Sunday evenlug to be held at 4 lb«. 25c Corn Syrup 5 lb. pail 25c Citii’g lurther figures on cancer. Um? Mate arc m<xlernt«-ly advanced tlie United Brethren church. There i confined to her bed fur w-vcibI day.* . planted in tlie past thr*-*; years and : Or Spaghetti - bulk Dark - fine quality win kimwIoi miii-in ''. ' Mias June Novlskiy of HustliiKS how many acre.* decrease he is en-i| wkl iw be special music. :he ft-poll pointe out th;rt thnt- or far advanced cases. Mt«- Winifred Border entertained spent the week end with tlie home titled to be allotted. Obtaining 3. With sanatorium care costs 2 25c Ib. 25c folks. signatures on crop contracts wilt-be Mlehlgan now suffering from the ranging from $20 to 625 and more' u group of yoking people with a Mr. and Mrs. John Kippen nnd ihe duty of the township commit­ lollywood - bulk dlMiue. T<? these.'the report adds, per week, only a small fraction of beach party at Saubee luke Satur­ family and Mrs. Maude Bragg of fees. must be added thr unknown number thr patients can pay their own way. day. who sutfer from malignant diseases Yet the sanatorium offers their one; Mr. and Mrs. Hon Plants of Grand Rapids were guests at the The task of finding out hibw many 11 Grand Rapids spent the week end home uf Mr. and Mrs. Cliurles Hoyt, farmers in Michigan want I to sign J icrop contracts lias already begun. 1 with Mr. and Mrs. Ward Plants. Sunday. Mrs. Herbert Hoyt of Middleville'Township committees will be select-i AND They attended the homecoming ut Im been caring fer her daughter-; e<l following local meetings at winch ! Kilpatrick church Sunday. White Naptha Laundry Soap — Large giant bars Mr. and Mrs Geo. Lennon of Ak­ in-law, Mrs. Charles Hoyt, for the, county agricultural agents explain i to her ,'lhe purposes and rewards of the ron. Ohio, culled on Mr. and Mrs. । past >-—two -zj,;weeks — und — returned -----------------। ««««* Friday. mu.w wheat allotment plan. The county * Arthur AJletdlng Saturday. • ib. 19c bottle 25c Jewel Coffee Certo MLss Marguerite Valentine of! Mr- “ntl Mrs 8 E Johnsnn or committees will be organized a. West Woodland spent the week end Orant.1 R»1>M-* were guests.ot the- rapidly as possible. with Mlm Katherine Spindler nI,d >ntteFs ^ters. Mrs W. S. Surrarrer.■| Mr. Baldwin say* tliat Ihe Michi-; lb. loaf 7C Rye Bread Mason Jars Quart. <lox. 79c helped celebrate her birthday. ulld Mrs. Hazel Novtekuy, recently. ।, gun farmer who otdinurily grows 2n I-amou* Country Club Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bawdy of East I . 51 r nnd Mrs Allen Fish. Mrs., acre* of wheat will la- asked to plant, Lansing called on Mrs. Nellie Hitt I Anderson. Franklin Burgess. Henry, 16 acres this tall. To repay hlin for, . . with bur Sunday • ■ Adams and Rev. and Mrs. Wheeler, the expected decrease in production, ’Mesara. Gilbert McLeod. Henry “cnt’ «“ CUI"P ground to pre- ■ the farmer would be paid approxiFRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Bollinger. Dorr Kahler and James Ifor the coming campmceting; mutely $70 from the funds obtained; Smalley returned Monday from n !t0 be«in Monday. August 7. ;(from the processing tax on wheat . trip to A Century of Prberi->.s .at j Mrs- Charles Roberts and,I, This added to the sales prices of the Chicago. i Mrs. Hoyt of Grund Rapids werei wheat ____ ...., should1 grown on UJ acres Mr. and Mrs. Steven Perrin of I Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. bring’the fanner a larger-Income ----------------from his 16 acres of wheat than a" Detroit apent Thursday with Mrs Ho>1Wedding bells rung Monday for neighbor who does not reduce Hannah Wright. w-nm... Ripened to the peait of their flavor Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Stang of Bat­ Jesse Lampherv of Grand Rapids acreage will receive for the wheat tle Creek anti .Mrs. C. B. Benham, of and Mrs. Jessie Waters of Irving, sold from 20 acres Hastings Aero guests of Mr. and Thc ceremony took place nt high1 Tlie government payment.*- for’ Watermelons Watsons — Red, ripe — 26-lb. average each 43c noon at thc M. E. parsonage, Rev.'cuts In wheat acreage will be paid Mrs. Karl Fahl Sunday. 'even if tlie 1934 crop is a complete Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Frost and son Loomis officiating. Miss Esther Herrington of Wake-. falhire. Tilt* makes a form of crop lb. SC Douglass of Lansing were guests of Hard l.etxl. Cabbage Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Border over the field Is visiting friend.* and relatives Insurance tliat will yield a profit to | in t he village this week. Esther Is -the cooperating farmer in tlie event week end. Fancy, fresh a school nurse al the above place |6f crop failure Carrots or Beets MBs' Marie Burkle returned to her Mr*. Elsie BeVlt-r of Coals Grove; pieman wiio cuts hta wheat: work In Washington. D. C, after a ten days visit with her parent*. Mr. siynt. last week at thc home of her acreage will also save, the cast.; oft daughter. Mrs. L M. Curtiss. planting, harvest Ing. and marketing and Mrs. Carl Burkte. A musical program will be put on four acre* of wheal. Thc four acres Frank Hilbert and Mr. nnd Mrs J. V Hilbert spent Sunday with Mr. at the Woodland country church, taken out of production cart. b>and Mrs. Glen Blake of Middleville. Sunday. July 23. wlu-n six different seeded to grasses or legumes to be California — Sweet and juicy — 288 size Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fau) and churches will take part. There wfiLiiwd for hay or pasture but. can not: Mrs. Geo. Paul spent the week end lx* an all day program beginning al'be planted to crop-. u«-d for human - food. with Mr. and Mrs. Richard O'Brien ten o clock,. nnd n basket dinner Mrs. George Forbey spent Wed- [ The Interests of thc consumer.* of of, Lansing ■ CHOICEST QUALITY WEATS Bob and Jack Crockford of Curl- nesetay night with her sister. Mrs.,bread will not tat forgotten by SeeJ rotary Henry A. WMlace. WornUm visited Buddy and Carl Allt-rdlng So2'.11 “ Sc*J*'ad<‘r' °f Campbell. Nelson Thomas of Zion Hill called inK.* have been sent to the mayors of a few days last week. [49 cnles that. If undue rise* in the Mr. and Mrt. Fred Bulling of Lake at the Forbey home Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Jay Blakney and price of broad in-those cities are not Odessa. Mr. nnd Mrs. Rolfe Bulllng and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cool are at the: corroct. the powers vested in tlie Hastings called on Mr. and Mrs. C<S‘ ?t~RC nt °'*nJake tl>‘-' week.'secretary of agriculture will be In­ Noah Tiiomas of Logun called °n;voked to sec that tlie public is not' John Bulling Sunday. Mrs. Ethel McKinney nnd son of his sister. Mrs. George Forbey. Wed- ROuged. Two Miotitaan cities were . \ . . . ‘in the list ftom-which unfair prices Beaverton leave tor their home neJ?“y George Leonard has employment' Wl.r, ronortexl Tuesday after spending " several 1 ~■».>■*■— weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph in Flint for several weeks. Mrs. Glen Perkin.* has been under .MIDDLEVILLE. Rise. U MjTnd Mra T^c ’ Turtin enter. I The roaming dogs nave been doMr. and Mrs. Ezra Dell nnd 4 to 6 Ib. Average Fresh Home Dressed daughter Joyce were guests of Mr. talned at their home Wednesday nonhwest^TJre'0 How fo^will and Mrs. John Dell Saturday eve­ evening the graduating class of 1931. i ,no5l’>WHSt <>f, *lere V.0" w 1 ning. in honor of Mrs. Shirley - Yule) itW’ Sm amt Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martens of Howell's birthday. Nine of thJ.«* Richar, q^n^TTMISdav Bay City were guests of Dr. and Mrs. graduates were present and lwo;KJL^h R. O. Finnle over the week end. guests Ice cream nnd cuki- were George Welton Of North Grand ■ Tlie members of the Church of served as refreshment.*. : 5im?’feedlfw ton TecTntlv ^Thev the Brethren of the village enjoyed Mr. and Mr*. William Yule of him rfnwn *!££ m uS rn a pot luck dinner at noon Sunday Grand Rapids were week end guests ?°l, \„mrS and held a business meeting iif the p,"nu'Mr £ afternoon. c' Atuttd n t. leg SO George all) be laid up for BUGBEE CORNERS. SOUTH COATS GROVE. some tlme We fll1 with Mrs Carl Goldsmith and children String Half Choice Quality Myrtle Ovcrsmith of itartingt you an‘l for >'our <B‘lc»r«°vof Vicksburg spent Die week end at spent Sunday with home folks. , erF... Mrs. Lulu Johncox's. . Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Curtis and , 8o"le f10 °,llc£rs and me” ,n‘ . Mr. and Mrs. Merle Count and ln lhe ,loy *e.nl ove5 son of Kalamazoo spent the week Mr. and Mr» Talbert Curtis of Or Frankfurter* — Herrud’i Htelr c‘'n’P °n fo'ke Harwood end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nashville were Sunday callers at Orley Gillilands Thursday P. M. They took along Chas. Foote. Mr and Mrs Clark Owamllh w,n*‘ “lngsJ? eBLB‘Ml. hB*J Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dunkley and Roatt «nd enjoyed little daughter of Hopkins were Bun- and Myrtle were at Gerald TtschMachin* Sliced Rib End eris near Lake Odessa to see the ^elr “n*» th»‘ ej*: rew ri?F8undw* ““ilninfr n‘nr Th The have not only had had new baby girl Sunday. ~ * hboys 0?® h|lve Lulu Johncox's. ..ou of Freeport .... spent, .......... n fine time, 1> but Kulhyrn FVltzer "L have Iven dnlrn* *nd nuui’' According to a writer, golf te not a few days with her aunt. Myra ROod *Qrk ld ‘he,r passed good tests on examinations quite so popular as it was. Thanks Firstcr last week by the board They dame home Satto the activities of some players we r.r.rer, iaw weea^^ The Rexall Store. Hastings, Mich. While It is too much to expect a «n»ay P. M. Not an accident to mar know, certain clubs are undoubtedly complete return to the "good old ‘heir pleasure. Scoutmaster L. Ruslosing ground. . days" we may yet see Ihe time when mH Beeler was with them the entire Chuck or Shoulder There Is one person for every 10.1 the butcher, wrapping up the order two weeks. Rev. McKean and Rev. square miles in the Territory of of liver, will throw in a piece of Fields were over and assisted with ----- -- ’ - ’ tlie work for a Lime. The people ithough they will die from other • hope of life to moat oMbe patients REPORT OF CANCER > AND IB SURVEY I on :s’ ICE tore EUS IELL rm ephone FREET i« Co. lit? ,s 1 - '■ -i.--— WHEAT CUJ BRINGS Corner 40 per cent of many Homemafcm’ | V’ MILLIONS TO STATE The number of cancer deaths ha* “ ----------bec.n steadily rising since 1900. In' thousands of high sciiool -students' 1900 the canryr death rate per 100­ tuberculin tested, give poeJUvc tuber- By Home Economics Specialist Mich. Fanners Given Chance reaction »lmwlng Infection. Michigan State College 000 p*>rsona whs 60 3:. In 1910, 74 9; ■culin to Stabilize Wheat Crop by About 1 In 400 will be found to have aawtugan oiavc earnc, In 1920. MB; in 1930. 91 3. and in active pulmonary tuberculasb*. ■.... -r— - - . ; “- america-sv.____ _ ____ KROGER YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE GROCERY DOLLARS — BUY MORE *h" ■"* ES ide PART TWO—Page Nine THE HASTINGS BANNER OLEO 25' CAMPBELL’S 5 9 Cc SALAD 25' S DRESSING Macaroni Grapefruit P GSOAP 6 25' 3 20c Now Destroy Insects INSECTICIDES! High Quality Low Prices BANANAS CALCIUM and LEAD ARSENATE for Potatoes, Melons and Cucum' bers. ANT ROX and PETERMAN’S ANT FOOD for Ants. PURE COPPER SULPHATE for Drenching Sheep. 2 beh.. 5C ORANGES 2 - 39' BLACK LEAF FORTY for Garden Flowers and Poultry Houses, all sizes and in bulk. . BLACK FLAG, both liquid and pow­ der, kills Flies, Moths, Ants, Roaches and Bed Bugs. ROSE NICOTINE for Your Roses. a,. 1§C PETERMAN’S DISCOVERY for Bed Bugs and Roaches. EVERGREEN Kills Plant Lice. FLY KILL—Our Best Fly Spray—50c size now 35c; 75c size 50c. All other sizes in proportion Smoked Ham lb- 10c Bologna Pork Loin Carveth & Stebbins Goods Delivered Phone 2131 2 a.. 2$c a. 6c Bacon Squares 7jc Beef Roast Smoked Picnic a 8c Veal Steak Minced Ham Bacon a. 19« 12c �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JULY 1». IMS MARTIN CORNERS. BUY YOUR , COAL NOW There was a sharp ADVANCE in the PRICE OF COAL July 1st! Delay in thc pur­ chase of coal dur­ ing times like these, vyhen prices all along the line arc advancing, is pretty liable to cost mon­ ey. Coal users are familiar with the high quality of coal we handled Deliv­ eries will be made to suit your con­ venience. I BARBYVILLE. I HIGHBANK COURT HOUSE NEWS , Mr. Mr. and ana Mi* mn. Alonzo aioiuo Hilton. nuwn. Hazel rwuxi'; Frank Hyden end Mrs Bradley’ Rev. and Mr*. Delbert Ostroth of - - YRfT™ — _—, , ■„ , ■ _— and Ordway «nd Lewis Hilton Angler wfre Sunday guests of,Lansing spent Saturday afternoon Mrs. J. J. Willetts und Het- at Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams, Their — 1 .------------------------ Red Mr■and Mrs Ben Landis tojl Mr and M family in East Woodland■ Thursday en.J non. Donald, who has been litre with (—’ ----------------------------------------------PROBATE COURT. Est Hmi'oE Miller deed Bond•at week' Mr* Ethfl Wilcox accompanied them four, weeks, returned homer ' W( t0 .— ----lhal friend* from Hastings to Mason and with his parents ;of■ Admr. tiled, letters of adtninbtra---. orf —. B]l — —-----. ------ .... ..Barry ------ ----------------... ...... several days- ----------------this week. ■ — -------We were sorry to hear ol the au[Don issued, order IttrUUng settle- Grandma is very poorly beingIpent . -----------------... — .. -------~.. z •~ merit entered confined to her bed at the home of Mr». Mary'Neal of Nashville apent tomobile accident of Mr and Mrs. .... nnd curtaon. Marsnaii ana son. Earl. Sunday , Eu 'Katharine Maurer, dee d Or- tyr daughter.'Mrs. Julia Brown. In the week end with Mrs. Carrie WU- CWl Marahali Earl. Sunday . litu. occurring near Battle Creek, which der allowing claim* entered. M’“.F *“’!?’ ,hl'°n M’ "ld Hertfc wuco. .nd "> W "‘d u“", Est William H.- Couch, dee d Ordcr allowing claims entered • ' chUdren o. B.USU., M.u. <uW<d Tn.lni. .,-n, Bund., rraiun, .IU> "‘•,l I"" .... „ J11*1' Mr «U Mr, Mr ,nd Um chrU v BrVere Mr and Mr. Hr^nc BmiU, and ni " I n‘"'r b’ d"™« near Chaur. r>m„>- M Bank Cr—k mn Bund.;' Hied, petition for probate of will'm for a visit ' Needless to say these, a, n(.rt nair'* . filed, order for publication Intend, good friends were met with a hearty ''e *cl5 ■,* *°rry ,t0,.?'rflr ~ lh<? »trv „ -mo a , , , „ , , w-i/v,,,,- Th»ir mhv fri»'nrt< win uu,° cr**h of our neighbors, Dewey Mrs. Frank Hawblita and brother Ju,M'' of A-yrta called on trjid^' ".dnu«‘»« •«> <n- ^ry^nucti MidFaro Jung Wr i meTr Both cm. were badly .mashed and Dewey Jour* Monday afternoon at ~ . iTlu'v exoecrio start b!?k Thur7dLy 1x411 ",en were hurt 4U‘‘« *rtou*ly the Pennock hospital \cmor”nkdy H Church' d‘rCd In’!of thia wSk. 1We b0«* tor U,elr ‘‘Kxd)' »wo«WMr. and Mrs Ed. Green uf Sun- NEW LOW-PRICE OIL-O MATIC HE lor Smci!I Hom J , Rev and Mrs Myron Hoyt and, Tlie Ice cream social at the tiome field were Bunday.guest? in Mr. und Su an L. Main. deed. Annua. 1(jaUi(llivr Muv4 Marjorie Hoy’., of “< Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nesbitt was Mr* George Green's •'iHV'dnt fllrd. Nashville were callers at Mr. and <iuile a succeas, over eighteen dollar* MU* Velma Hodman spent the' „ Fbi. Hank Bryan*, dcc'd. Order Mrs. Orr Fisher's-Wednesday after- w« cleared. [week end with' friends In Baltic aT!„.'..r.g clalnv-entered. ’ noon. j Mr and Mra. Ray Husctt and Creek I.: IToratto E, Miller, dre'd. InMr. and Mrs. Prank Trautweln of baby of Battle Creek spent Sunday: Mr nnd Mrt Baine Houlk and tun1 VTiiJorv filed, notice to creditor* is- Tyrone Pa., who have been visiting, gt O. D. Fossett *. |«0nii of Detroit called on Mr. nnd uvd the latter'a mother. Mr* Eva Trout-i 3,/' ch D ' . > Sirs Frank Hawblitz Thursday at:T • Chester M. - er Final A'*,|n- ,tM" I’"'1 ,wo "cek* left rfor Mr nnd nnH Mr?. Mr. Clara McClr-llanH ' ’ l^'Fhtcr^Mr' • i account o! Incvt,. ni.d. waiver of ! l ., J 11.. I«mliy Day »nrtl and ern<K>n aUnd\y^ith Ben COMKHUY INSTALLED WITH TAMM • notice Hied rein' ol Chester Th ilMr. .and Mr*. Alonzo Hilton and^Birce girls enlovtd i tiicnic dinner ®'md.iy with her sister. Mr*. IP ii i in fo w!dCoXruH*t-. daughter. M1m Hazel. Mr and Mr* at Hanchett Mdll Sunday ‘Unncr, Stiyder near Woodland 'n„ .t -I 2^. Orr Fisher and Miss Ruby Cogswell I , J, "““J” > Hie North Evangelical church nil! ehV- -.. froT.y..l^,uSi J' AC>’- Otund Rapids visitors Friday *Ir' B,ld ,Jdrs »c' sponsor a home made ice cream m»du . .. .ry ot trustee issued,.f u,t • ?“*“»«» M1» Onffin to Detroit clal tu b. hHd ut Mr and Mr* Vm* RAND NEW amall-home model of Oil-O-Malic, I... Dteni B. Beattie. d« d c.erv.’Mlnr day oflast week being Mrs i bunda>’ f°r a short outing. cent Norton.. Friday, iitl.d copy of Will Ihovetr filed J H. Cogswell* birthday her daughter. | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green'and Mrs. Frank Ha wblitz went FWday 1 which heats more homes than any other oil burner in •t.nl-.: admitting foreign will entered. jjr.. Millie Fisher, invited in a few [family spent Sunday with Mr. and to visit her sister and family. Mr* thc world, now available-at thc lowest price in history! I>t. Wm. G. Barnts, det'd. Peti-jn,|ativc5 pnd friend* for a surprise'Mr*. Arthur Lathrop of Prairieville. Ed. Manning, near Marshall re'i urtor Admr filed, order for pub- • v<*it with her in the afternoon, They found Aunt Louise gaining turning.Sunday evening Burns heavy, low cost fuel oil,.like all Oil-O-Maticsl'.x-anon G-.tcred • -about » being prcM-nt. Refresh-1 nicely. j ------------- «s.-------------Installed in a few hours in any type furnace or boiler. ■ E f. Sarah France* Searle*, dtvd nu-n« were .••■rved und the afterWe arc planning oh another tee ' BOWLING. iProi-.f of will tiled, order admitting| noon wan plcawintly spent in visit- cream social In the near future. A young people'* choir, under th'" You can enjoy Oil 0 Matic's famous Hushed Heat for [w;U to probate eirtrnd.. . un-' . Watch for the date. [director of Mim Lizzie Smith: and less mopey today titan the average cost of hand firing. Ut. Helen D. DcPni-.-ur. Annual. The L. A. s will be entertained! -------------- --------------------iMLw Leona Moon, ha* been organ­ . , . U .- <•: , luruuii n:<,j . bv Club K> 4 Wednesday. July 3t: CCEDAR EDAR (CREEK. KEEK. -red ami will meet fur ivh< aix.: I i ...’•«.> ET»4> dev d Prti'nm f. r upper at thr home of Mr* Alice! The The supper supper and and p.uBisgi prop rati put put oi "*pr> ">dn.'xl.*V r-.iung All th. I i Admr fil'.i c. ilbauali at B30 W Grand street, byy thc Ladle* Aid al b">' a,'d **,u are ,,,v“td a,ld »ra- ' Ladle*'-Aid ut nJ th' church chu i - . Alfred st, :: < d 1: . <1 of HaMiux* A cordial invilalon 1* ex- Saturday night was well attended letter, uv-fomentary ‘ tended to all. \ |and every one seemed to have a fin.Mim Nu»a Conklin, having *i» t:C • Her many friend* Alli regret to tune. ,t,K’ P“** month nt home, reinriu-.l di c'd hear that Mra. Kate Joslin of near Mr nn(i *Ir, acm-ue Huvn., of ,n “,l' '»icl,- . ....- ,ri ------. - tery <.x 'Io*, mi* •having > „ ................. Mr- nna Mrs ofrf Dwvid-Conklin. Of Banficlrt.’.where --------- \• BajunKire ° .-pncfort is sufTered visitedGeorge HenryHaynes Lclnaar 1.1 Stoke of P;«ralysU about two: and family Sunday. ' Dealer* In WCMH.. GRAIN. SEEDS. FLOI'Il, . u’ -k'' aeo- John Whetstone and John Gurd and family nx-nt Sun­ Sunday with relatives ut the Bun... . unt tni-ml. family, Mrs Millie Fisher nnd Mrs. day with friends tn Battle Creek FEEDS. COAL. SALT. LIME AND ETC. Mwc.il AJmrx. u-i-d n. c -.gi.wcu were callers there Sun-(( Lloyd ;tr t Lloyd Owen Owen and and family family .visited, visited ’ oinb Babcock 01 of Maple Cameron Mcln’tyrc ul Quimby llLirrv sunday^fternoon Maplc Grave Oro'e,un’<i Mr. and Mi? Harold stai.t-m TELEPHONE 2257 ' HASTINGS. MICH. pctigave n, very interesting lam talk at <ne> Che- Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. George George Norrb NorrU ac- an*‘ 111 hlx'“! Sunday •a. j-.i- ...re sr.-v imcrcsung “ nrrler rlutr. ’ H SnnHa,a-l,(„l. u-aa ------. .. .. . . u ji — order church Sunday companied u> by uieir their axanusun grandson umLin- Cr?okcd .,akc . ------- which wa« enjoyed -■mp.iuru i.< a.I >u i>..»....>w> .....>.. School cm. and Ml** Marie Leinaar vuiletl. Frank Hammoad at Kal.imano nnal bl Remember the u Sunday next Sunday i Harlan Werlman of Galesburg Sun- end Mrs. Ettle Stanton. Mr Will­ ;1 or -------------- --------------------|d lace Norton and Norton Slocum of •' otr •• • -n,« i COATS .... GROVE '~ *nd• Mrs -Leavitt visited thi* i-laee vistted Mr. nnd Me El' <* ?, , » 8l, ?'’mr",..n‘r,£da,i fwn* m Caledonia Sunday igin Cc:ton rear Lansing Sunday. EAST GREEN ST. HASTINGS, MICH. Mr. and Mi’ Frank VanSyckle o: '* /< r3,’ J-'m* Mr8 rf.ar 8ome excitement on Sunday I Jh/ Mr: Who* me aldrm earn- entertained Mr and , Mr:-. George , 'I . v. m F “* ‘*>*Pbone that Martin Graham ■ ' ■■ A °1 u<^tand Chandler* hou^ vu on Arc Th.­ Mattie King also w.-v- an over Bun- । - >- arrant and Mrs Arrh Grave. ,Unn QUlckljr wpond,d to and 'day guest of Ft..i.» Point and Mrs Bennett a! fOcn had the nrr lllldft. c.mlrol a!uMildred, and Robert Gaskill spent. «!«.«! Hahina.- beUd.* a good attendance u l;ad done some damage ’ till1 V’-ik end with Detroit r.'Litn.-. ’ . , from l.wt* Grove | <at Aid dinner Thc fact that building and loan companies can Barry Co. road men are mak- spending thc wyek with her M: ..nd Mr* J. Chaae vialted SHULTZ. Sunday in Grand Rapid*. m.‘ flue improvement on sofl.e Edwin <4 Ibis place. Sin- left •[ Tlie Mbu-e.* Barbara Chainlx-rlain control withdrawals without stopping opera­ day for Grand Rupldn to V|m Mb.-, Marjory Rlbenour of in- and Maybelle Hart are entertaining tions, is the greatest assurance of protection of dlKna h visiting -her *iater. Mr*., Mr* J V Christy of Battle Creek Mr mid Mr*. Joseph Erigieinnn daughter. Riuscll Demand. l for a few days and family uf Chicago and Mrs. Mr*. shareholders* money. This should be an item Rotxrt Seax- uUendcd the World's Mb* Peugy Whitworth of KnlaCart;-mid * “ ‘ nii of Woodland' of great interest to thc careful investor. F-jir la-.t week with hU brother, who ma?4» has been spending a few days B. J. Wellman was in Olive; and Mr.< Washington home of her pm-nt:■. Mr. and Mr.: B. ll.-vm- Saturday. . Ifclmt I w ith Mbs Dorothy Fuller. II. J. Wellman. No member has ever lost a dollar of principal Mrs Byron Lewi* vtfited at Ih<nil ni< and Mr*. Gnrey. their led m st Sunday evening by Mbs Pierce'* in Battle Creek Wednesday the w< randdaughter. Uighiiy nuty lie hnly a *niokt* in thc NATIONAL,-organized 43 years ago. E'l- j Margaret Kel.-^y and slie' is making night and Thursday. . lake treon Tor intellectual paucity. d(.. I plans for a musical program. WHY NOT NATIONAL SHARES? irW’ Some from here attended thc s.11-1. d‘ ,vcr medal contest ut thc South I , Woodland Brethren church Sunday, evening. Miss Mar'.ca Barnum won • the medal. Freda Smith *jxnt the week end > ith ft lends at Crooked lake. . Mrs. Matty? Kimbkr visited her. ■on1*'11' !,,K! fomily ■ over thc a Gri«tWl SI.. Detroit, Mich.______ ->• ‘ • jMrek end and on Sunday they vi^-. Derail ► Oid-M BuIMIbs »|.d MEMBER '■ d !!<'1 1,1 bruising. “ Mr. nnd Mrs. Willard Demand J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. t on- 1!t 111 Lansing on'Monday. j ■ Mrs. Margnri-t Wilcox, who is at-' u.: tending W. s T C. at KalnmUM. ' uas home for the week end Kuardnn■ Rev and Mr*. John Smith viflted, irdum <inat Harley Sea us on Sunday after-1 noon HUSHED HEAT B Special Low Price Until August 19 Smith Brothers Velte & Company EDMONDS OIL COMPANY BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS Your Money Protected (The Jfational TConit & jfouestnteni (iTmiipamt This Bank Believes MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. At thc annual school meeting on AjjMul.u night at North Pin.',lake. ury nt the b<t»n1 iM at South Pine l.»k<- Err.--«- Morehouse was chosen to replace Rutaril Mmar. who has . Frank Heath of Planlwcll U pending a-week at Earl James' I Several from this way attended In- Kiliick reunion held at the home f Mr.-> and Mrs Paul Myers of. Smith Delton. on Monday. . । Danny Jenners of Plainwen is, :•< luitnc some time at thc home of Mr.- HatUc Beattie L* 111 at the! me of her son. Jparshall. I On Saturday Mr*, Ca*Mc Hamner, >; <I<«1 the Finch school reunion in • ■' -no. She look part iu the pencer of Plainwell has lot of Earl James on the 1 of Pine lake, and 1* plan- j TER. Ralph, apd family ->t near ■. > • ■.ince of tftetr twlm grand-j ..ildrui uno armed at thru- home' dneMlay. Alice Nash and Marian Griffin1 • -.t the past ueek at Green lakT I f> .-:« Renton *prni the week end TELL THEM OF MICHIGAN'S 5000 LAKES IIGi.E retain r- and friends in oilier sint, * lo *,icnu lion in .Michigan . . . to rnj..v its fhouMnth of tmrxrcllrd lulu-.‘s!r. am- mid b.-a.-lw.; it>-pleruiid •yslcni of highi.a;.-; its hotel-, retorts and oilier re/rcatiroial facilifir*. I houtnnds of visitor* -pend a great deal of tuouev in our state each summer;creating employment for many people and adding to ihe prosperity of Michigan. W r can inrrea-c that bu*inc»> greatly’if cadi of ns Mill urge others lo visit Michigan. We can contribute ?i* u further by spending <mr uun vacations here". ' And wherever you go, dispel vorry by telephoning home and office frequently. Call friends to tell them when you will arrive. Telephone ahead for hotel res­ ervation*. Izing Distance rales arc Ioh. ---- Gh--- - Wit: Tbnmas and Glen Dear, uud? a uusinexs tnp to Grand Rapai* ThutadAJr morning Mr. and Mrs. Glen SpauM.nz and Mat •,nit! of Ca.-vadc were Sunday a’, the Watt Thomas home. Kenneth petrnyer and family of TAMARAC CORNERS. r Mr. Wallaorif. of Ha-uuv^-i. We are'ven sorry to mention the i ..mi two loutiK it.- n uere occupants sad death df Mr*. Della Shelien-1 of E D Rc-.W’ld*' c-itnuc from Bat- - burger wife of Orval Shellenbarger. urdav n-.er the 4th I They formerly were resident* of thia j Russell R. ■ .-Hil'bof Cressev .--pent [ community. The accident happened j thre-' day* l:i.t w-.-k with hi* grand- Saturday evening on their way borne parent1 her ’ ffdm Hw’Upgs. Ju*t one-half mile! Mrvuntod her suder at I from Ihclr home at Barbera Cor-, InDdi Sunday j her* E D Reynold* made- a buaineiu! The L A. S. lield their picnic trip to Naslivillc Saturday > Wednesday in Allen King-* woods.’ Mr and Mr. carl Ricker enter- A nice crowd was present and all: E;asd frex tenjoyed a £*« time. • B’dr.di-.. c-alUd cn tritnds here 6u»dz; Ci-itr ani family' sjant and family tn H*itlr.*i. —that our form of National govern/nent is sound and our American institutions the finest in the world. —thqt the American people are made of the right sort of stuff. . . and will never acknowledge defeat. —that the time has come for all of us to put our “shoulder to the wheel” and help turn tlie machin­ ery of industry and commerce. —that these are days when there is a need for high standards of moral courage, sound thinking and of definite plannirig. —that the policy this bank has followed forVlic past 46 years is a good policy today . . . progressive and accommodating, as conditions will permit..sound and conservative. The past record of performance of this bank slioidd inspire confidence HASTINGS CITY BANK The Bank with thc Chime Clock TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, MICH �TAO» THE HASTINGS BANNF.B. WED STS DAY. JULY 19. 1M3 A & P^Offers Another % BIG FOOD SALE "WHERE ECONOMY RULES Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 20, 21 and 22 Nutley SUGAR c™ Oleo 2 ibs. 15c 100 Ibs.... $4.85 SOAP 0 B«s 19c Peaches Peas Coffee Elberta! V^-lb. pkg. 10c 10c 25c 25c gX Sunkist I RED SALMON Mason Jars Mason Jars (Or Del Monte) Q^. pu.Don.s9e or Kellogg’s , Bokar Old Gold, Chesterfield carton 45c Red Circle, 2 it.. 39c j Birdseye! Fels Naptha Soap 10 >■»» 45c Penn-Rad Oil •fei ’1^ Camel, Lucky Strike, Ea’y Task 5-lb. m Carton 1 A Chipso Large Package 15c Northern Tissue 4 r°Hi 19c , Tender Soap Chips W 1VV 2 Tall Can <•«- 69c l/2t^"1‘ 89c CIGARETTES Com Flakes Sweel 29c 4"”25c Lemons - 25c 3lbs 25c Oranges £ 2D- 35(c RinSO Large Package 2 (or 39c P & G Soap Small 10 ban 27c -e lb. Green or Black POST TOASTIES 34b. tag 49c Coffee 25c 49c PEAS |FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 8 O’clock Maxwell House Ibs. Grapejuice a&p Brand Pt. Dill Pickles quart jar Jello All Flavon 4 pkgs. Spaghetti ln c|a>F Encore 3 iar> Pineapple Iona 2 Ig. cans 29c Cheese ’ min Wucomin ib. 17c Soup TpH Boy, Vegetable or Tomato 3 can* 25c Beans Quaker Maid 4 tans 17c MAYFAIR TEA JQ 99c Matches 6 23c A & P MEAT MARKETS) PORK ROAST “r Tf PICNIC HAMS— . 7^ BEEF ROASTS Tender Chuck Cuts BOILING BEEF Meaty Ribs of Beef CANADIAN BACON POTATO SALAD B,.heB«. HomeMade MINCED HAM lb- 8c BAKED BEANS Delicious! ‘b IOC lb. 5c SLICED BACON Extra Lean lb. 15c lk 25c Ib. 15c ib. PORK CHOPS Choice Cuts ARMOUR’S STAR LARD 12c BEEF STEAK 3 Ib»- 25c 4^. 39c . .1 ATLANTIC & PACIFIC ..... �77~~~71 LEGAL' NOTICES 1 j. °-u«X7 LAND IS VALUABLE IF USED CORRECTLY Waste Is Caused by Devoting Soils to Purposes for Which They Are Not Adapted tnur Getty of Middleville were also I gueau there Sunday. . | HINDS CORNERS. 1 SOLTHWEST BTH.AND. Frank Tobias of Nashville visited Mr. and Mr* Dan'Douglass spent is brother. C. N. Tobias. Friday. Saturday afternoon and Sunday Mr. and Mra. -Mell Hendershott »«h Mr and Mra Maurice Calkins SEV Wednesday evening while Laurel! MrWm. BRgood and Senslba was after the cows in Uw!S“’'"“'?d r*‘urn«(1 to thek home in pasture an unknown man attacked Nashville after spending the parthim and knocked him down and t*o wra,k» with Mr. and Mrs. Perry; bound his’ neck with a strap and; VanTUyle. left him unconscious in the field. Jexs Willyard of Caledonia spent Later as he did not come to the the wa-ek end with his parents Mr. •• — p Clyde" Willyard. _.... .ftbsell Laubaugh and Milda home his father went to look for und• Mrs. Newton and family Sunday. Ott Hill spent a few days last and found him. Thc sheriff was . ..... v..—... ■ ol Mugridge spent Sunday at Gull him culled but no trace has been found week In Kalamazoo with his sister Vick bury called ut Ed<! NewtotS. lake. . of tlie mysterious stranger yet. Mrs. Weaver. Sunday afternoon. , •’ i I ■ Mr. and Mra. Wm. Haven* and Mr* Ronald Hayrn--. rpent Thura* grandson Erwin, spent Sunday with day tn Hastings with her mother, tlwlr daughter. Mr and Mrs. Ho,w- Hustings Mra Edith Brcntel. and Fih.Uy with ard (Johibun. of Hk-lupy Cunieis. * I* going forward slowly how under Mra. Jerry Haynes. Vlrnie fleam B-.>yd of Allanthr handicap of lack of fundi. A* ”* ' ' * '■ Ea.«t Lansing—Michigan booster* rta* ct a 4»- wjll find plenty of solace in Hie f l .?■ statement ot tlie soils department at i»»a. ia u.» Michigan State College that the • « j,'*St®1* h** no worthless land. .u’k *•' it* The only waste land in the state, according to Hie toils men. b cun- MICH GRAU Exces I . .. : ■ Mr and Mra. Lftuu. Erway and Part Of it can bf used most prof-. Robert Phillips and Ralph DeMott Ray Otis nnd family of Kalamazoo itatly for -farm crops, some or it. attended the Agriculture picnic at spent Sunday with Mr. ind Mrs. Harry Dunn and family. should by growing timber, and some Saturday night and Sunday callcdine and land devoted to .that pur­ pose may. be much more valuable per them utter >pc*nd|ng two weeks with Robert Phillip* Mis* Mary Douglass and friend spent Sunday in Kalamazco. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Haven* nnd family and Mr. and Mra. Will Havs-n.t spent Saturday at Base Line daughter Margaret were m Battle lake, attending the Davis reunion ■ I Mrs Wilder of Battle Creek spent its value for growing drops This Creek Saturday afternoon. bulletin .can be obtained free L-y 'Clarence Brown «>f ixtroy spent the^post week with her daughter. those interested in the problems uf Sunday night at the home of C. N. [Mrs Francis Gorham, of thi* place. utilizing Michigan soil* . I Mrs. Geo Havens and two chll-1 M. J Manning in mending the [dren. Dorothy amt Richard, spent . Saturday and Sunday with Iwt. sisAbout forty gathered at the'home Iiter. Mr*. Florence Brigham, of De[of Guiwie Klim- Sunday, honoring!jcatur. ’■ . ' the birthday.', of their daughter„1 The Oil* school reunion is to be I Ellen, and Jura. Marv Payne uf Has- July 29 Instead of July 22. a* was ly published Special Bulletin No. 231, which describes the principal soil types in the state A map enclosed capped tended the Edger school plchic Sunpoorly gifts were left thr honored guest; All departed wishing them man; happy returns of tlie day. McCollum school picnic Saturday. James Leaver of Battle Creek was greeting old friends lure thc latter part of last week. ><m Eriw-rt. ot Dowling, feandav , We are sorry to hear of ths- acci­ West Hope, visited dent which Edwin Chaffer had in m* Bunday. . Richard PVnneUi Tin- young people enjoyed very; much thc party giVrn by Mbs Do­ reen Rittman Friday night.. Burdette Norris was the guest of Miss Mari' Alepc Kellogg of his sister. Mrs. Addle Springer, in Eaton Rapid.* spent thc post week- Hastings. Friday. with her cousnu. Maxine and Vel-i i- ' 1 • -i... «. • n. school ui-urict was neid lost satur■* A*( { b..r,<Ia>' al ’f”' ’CheoliloUM- with Ub'nr. , -rh1.‘Jw|IJv • • 1 h r sixty in attendance After partakh .ir.v Thuraday ing of a sumptuous pot-luck dmm-r I Prater nuH tmc «.11 be held at the! inu^unTprowim *as carried Many from hrre The 'Clovetdalo day School picnic sharp i DIST. It Wa to I Hnbert Smith entertained rih-m* from Qrand Rapids Sunday evening. Msra.Minnfe- Lwk of, Albion vis- Meet Again." ’ Considerable excitement prevails in the vicinity of Bowens Mills over the event or the brutal attack un od Landins Fridai doing v cvntly by an unknown thug, who it ■ Is thouuht used a- black Jack as a ; wcaypn. and after beating him. into ' un<■•fisciou.-nr.-s tied a stout stnftg ing him into a swamp whet arterwards found .by a Th<- community inerting will be! .held this week Friday night at the' offlVtk- Report of Ihe Condition of The Delton State Bank Mra Andrews uf Wayland wax th\ WM Sunday of her daughu-r and i1nreb.ind. Mr. And Mra. Ben. Park., .'and son. Maynard, also her daughjter-tn-law, Mrs. Harold Kilburn, mid Ed Grimes of Delton spent last I two children of Chicago, uho have bden their guests Mrs. Kilburn ac­ week in the Roy Terry hqmr Gordan Cpllirqn and fn< nd of companied Mra. Andrews und willKalanup.'xs called in the neighbor-' Mra. George Holes left Wednes­ day In company with relatives tor Chicago where she will visit her sb- Be rt Palm«*r accompanied: ftwrlw Thursday Mrs Bing Iz wu accomjiamed Mr - Fred Smith and son Loy* to Grund st Mis.. Wilda Mugridge of Middle-i John and Hettle Bur;x-c of Ab11-.- i* spending tins week with her eisteen. Washington, spent, last week. mt Mrs. Lena Laubaugh. ith Mr. and Mrs. Ben Parks and Mrs Leia laird and Pamela Ann I w family. . . re spending this -<*ek in Battle i Mr and Mra. Robert Garret^ en­ ryek with relative^; tertained het brother. Fred Gunin, and family of .Middleville Thurs­ day owning. Mr*. TlM-odore Armstrong went to Mildred Ward and Arloa Ann Arbor Sunday to see Mr. Arm­ are camping at Pine lake strong. uho is quite ill in thc hos- DEAN Many inn«l spoken lunch<5 kindly, Frank Harris and wife and Char­ ley Skinner ---* * ’ right. Mr. Dodge came Saturday- and Monday. (.Hyde Gettmger and Robert Mli,he>’ returned to their home Sunday i Mr Bnd Mrs Burroughs of is <*» nt XMmbfr. A. D. i»>». *»4 Three Rivers were also guests ip tlie ,t! 1“ whUHBM lx»» Sw>aw ------ a-«-.--------------I Mr. and Mra Edd Rice attended r. a. l>. issi. *i mb o-do-k m iu Wesley Benedict went to Lansing A Swedish clock maker has tn- the McCallum school reunion SaturJute H. A D. .... ■Er4*5' WhWe he emPtoy* vented a device which rings an day and Ben Jenkins came home alarm, turns on the heat and Harts '*-ith them for a few days' visit. »H.n Qmuu j.4<, „t [nuig Goodenough .visited his spn' a percolator. Nothing is said of an I Tiw Rices spent Sunday with Mr. Vern and family uf South Hutlng; । accessory' to scrape the toast, at a and Mra Floyd Panner near BANNUI WANT ADVB, PAY. on Sunday. slight extra charge. Orangeville. M *11 ersSiim nt .*15 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-07-26.pdf 8b7b477e57a07e9180a2d5b505fb8f57 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR ' Operate CCT C HIPC 1Q9K u Perate With vvttn Pres. rres. Roosevelt nooseveit ’s Lui d Nut luZu Plans for National Recovery CONCERT IS PLANNED SUNDAY AFTERNOON NUMBER 13 PAGES 1 to 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JULY 26,1933 12 PAGES 0. H. OSBORN RESIGNED CUCOICC ||0 DC TR j INFORMATION IS i “AS CO. WELFARE AGENT dilLfllll nLLIU IU . . . . . . . 1 OEIJUTOTHIEVES NOWAVAILABLE - Resignation Took Effect July Local Orchestra Hopes to 1—R. H. Moll May Be i Present Open Air Pro­ His Successor gram Next Month ( TWO YOUNG MEN CON­ COMMITTEE SHOULD BE RAIN^MVWAS 31 i INCHES MICHIGAN 8 CROP REPORT We- stated l.e*t week Uui people oi this community may Largely Attended Meeting Held Tuesday Night in K. FESS TO STEALING GATHERING DATA FOR j tlx- member* of the Old Age Pension I — DAMAGED ROADS have an opportunity to hear the SHOWS VERY LOW : Board for Barry county would be C,! Hostings Symphony Orchestra in a MACHINES | of P. Hall — Fine Spirit of Harmony Evidenced — * CENTENNIAL IN 1936 AND STREETS AVERAGE H. Onborn. countv welfare agetit, the i tree open air concert on the court1 Committee Chogen to Work Out house- laUn wmi- evening during. !S,S?™X‘^l,ChSK“ui LEFT STRIPPED CHEV' August. If tentative plans now being 1 OUTSTANDING EVENT HIGH WIND AND HAIL GRAIN PROSPECTS a Code for Hastings considered by the oiganlzaUon are '1SX co™ ROLET AT HEAD LAKE IN HISTORY OF CITY ACCOMPANIED STORM fulfilled. The progrunf would be DECREASE IN JUNE । Many listened to the earnest, aln- the talk of the President-wav per­ । to Mr _ Osborn: We haytr ' ' - . full-length and Include noted , . cerr address*of President Roosevelt suasive. it must be realized that Details Will Rc- learned that he pre*en/— hi...Traded Tires for Gasoline—• . Excessive Heat and Lack of over - the radio Monday night ut ihoM- who. for -clftdi reason*, re- Damaged the Crops in Some symphonies by several of the. great Numberless I resignation atiout two months ago ! 9 30 We are sorry tlie Banner has ■iw Bound Over to Calhoun k.i in 1.1, w.u ..n.l.i.i.,.d p|acrs; Wind Wrecked Few- masters. quire Long Time to Plan Moisture at Critical Time as agent ol the aiate welfare deEver since the orchestra mede iu that there La something more than I not npace to print it. Circuit Court and Carry'Out ip.irtmcntt.ftnd thAu they accepted; -----------------— debut here on May 25. people have! Buildings in the State Tin- President U making a cour-.iperauMlvt-ncM in cine any. individ­ Harms the Crops Monday, of list week Sheriff ul».tiwru been awaiting the next performance Possibly n may not appear im­ it but persuaded linn to continue in A veritable uuuuuui>,cloudburst-descended i According to the July crop report agtrnis rflort to oifwcwne depression ual business, or line of manufactur-' n . ------- ... ------------ — in the United Blates In fuel his' Ing, or any |w-r*on who employ* Ja- upan till* city and nearby territory with interest The enthusiastic re­ portant to some, but it certainly d«x.s service until July 1 No suecesMw has George Leonard learned that there in this slate on July 1 wits the poor- ,aIk *a‘» “ trumpet call to rally foc'l"«r. attempt* to b.- vinart and to Sunday afternoon. Hit- hardest of ception given tach number oh the to the Banner, that preparations be so far been chosen, but we under- was a Chevrolet car. that had evi, soon for the Centennial s'.and a roptesentathe of the state denlly been stripped of tlrea and ,v W State* io fight .m... :, >'^L - “- J------- ------------ulv‘ (!',orn uxni’ bttng wvoig ut‘ about four protnem indicated that there u commenced ert for that date since 1925. The n‘'’ United !,M ‘.... ‘ ----, i- depression. Just ax President Wilson sincerely try to curry out ,v the of the settlement of tins welfare de'partmrut wa< Iw-rr last other accessories. mrar Hrad lake in cnintMulte condition of fifteen prmt‘“-/ ’“ wishes o'clock) the rain gaum- ut the wa- widespread appreciation of sym- celebration । to take place in 1936. one hundred । w<-.k and talked with R H. Mott. tht, township of Hope. Whoever ■4 tallied help the wur in jot foe ’Preskleiil. opal field and trull crop, wa* M4 •“»’«» them to hl| 0 win “ » •« ’j****'11 t ter-woiks ter-wak* nation registering a rahi- phony music even in u »rnali com* city a jp^,. tUe. so it inanity such as this. The open air .L., _„u I . k — . k .......... ............ c. .u. .. jnchee-much the heavyear* attir tne first house was erect­ ■m. of lhe mrmbera of the county robbed n h<ld t.e> ct-nt • compared with ’;rT<bhv •»” and 1918 About 75 representative* of the Uij ol 3., -................................................... , . , e-i>3> IV oxrr.Bui eew vuu v> I la-t year and 79 9 tor the same Urieily what the Prraident calls I ba-une.-a inu-rot- of this city tnr*-;ie*t ;ie*l from .any onr «totm tn many concert will not interfere with the ,ed in the wixxt on the cornef ol' mcepl tires that had originally been on Slate and Michigan avenue, where ---- - - tht' --- pl,Kt- and lie wxnild make |irri dale In 1931 Excv.-aive rainfall m ,or 16 united.iction by all employ--jin K. of P hall Tuesday night to 'many years. At tun<* ii.nl and high .. -me n he accept* he would uju car " April and May delayed spring planttmall and great, including ;«mri<ler artlto u. be taketf to carry winds, with vivid |jyhtriing flusht-s rented in Central school auditorium u boulder marks tile foe. This could ? '.‘JS °[d..A.‘:1'' . The license indicated the car bebe and should be nuidc an outs land-. “ “ ing and extreme Ix-ut and luck of ‘tor. iy-epcr* nx well a*nutnufac- out tfa-Pre-nh-nt .-. plan for National and loud penis (^thunder made it iometlnte during September. molstui? during mostM June hand)- 'urw*--evc-tybixl* whu employ* In- Recm. n. The meeting »w called terrifying for nervous ixople. The Ing event in the hl'tory of th*-, Board. We had not fward of the ’<,n(:cd (n Battle Creek, so our shercity. It would u- a siiame to not oi>- r”*ign-«,.K>n <4 Mr. o»born until after jjj t<xj)c the matter up with officer* capped growth Clay Nulls teem t<> b"’ lb call* upon them to sliorten >'o order by Cliarli* Hinman, vlcc- total amount of rain fulling Sunday J’’ !uUf Uriah- fff U-'t wtek wa* pub-.ln lilal clty xxplaintng that lie had have suffered even worse than sandy l,u’ hours of labor to a forty hour ipresident of tin- Coinmetual OSub afternoon was 3 44 inches, which in­ .verve it IlltUigly. There will lxi!J j Ib-hetl^ found a Battle Creek car stripped soils. Haying progn-ssed rapidly un- *",1{ wherever ixatlblc. ami to main-; He Hr.*l called on Arcluc McDonald eluded the second storm later in lite found puniberlcM details that will ot U* four tires and tube* and other der favorable weather condition*. >,ttln 0* the Preaident's ' pro--I afternoon. require u [ong time to plan and pul *o n, that gvarl* and asked them if they had it* _ application Yields and quality oi tfa- firrt cut-,'<1. 1 “ “l mere inen 'can lx- em- ix« -------------- ...n — r,----------- to.। in me city there was considerable received any complaint* from any­ ting were generally good. Late rains ployed and so that labor cun lie paid bu lustnexs and imlustiy. • (dajnage to streets from washouts. enough 'to be liberal purchasers of! 1Mr McDonald gave a clt-ar and.one of the worst being on East; ter consideration and making plan.-.. I body concerning it. . 1 Tuesday tlie sheriff heard from cuttings. wink- unfavorable weath­ iivlpfitl rxixx-ition_of tlie program Given St- where ther< l- a big nil HAROLD FOSTER NAMED : Thrte te a special reason why thU-' Battle Creek that they ha<| two commhtif* should -be selected .-«-n er conditions caused a reduction in To accomplish this, each brunch :laid down by > the President - - tor • na-iijover nnd approaching the (divert young num lr. custody; that they I of industry is ayked to formulate a Urinal recovery Se veral were- called ovi-r < AS DIRECTOR IN BAR­ Lowell put across a wonderful celt■-' Fall ch-ek on that street The. had in tlie car which they were ftiis was practically cifiM-l by the In- ; "Code' Within the limit* of hours upon to expo •> their view* Each water rushed down Green st. and., ! bration of its one-htiiulrvdni birth­ RY COUNTY frir'cascd acreage of winter wiieat, land wage------- —■-J •— .• - **- . day. pwy obtained codinbutiom ACCIDENT WHICH CAUSED lit the !<xX of tin- lull, a big jxiol ’ ’ itenr. Wi ,-alize that President'KcsUon* and felt that steps must be emptied into the Full creek basin by* ri^igar beets nnd lunje hay. from the city and its buslia-.v men 1 .... extreme heat uu,„ h> muwmii — given dictatorial pow- lukcn which would make the work­ *‘Tlie during June set Ionia, however, only this last spring DEATH OF MRS. SHELL- dently b«-n stripped from «me car. cutting through the embankment, EFFORT TO BRING in about tlu- time the state's winter '>r* ,o carry out hl* plans fur end- inf it <>! Ute plan ■ asked time’ an officer *be fair to all ‘ “ had a noteworthy celebration of its ENBARGER CONSIDERED The sheriff even cutting under tfierpavement WHEAT TO PARITY PRICE ione-hundredtb wheat was bmjinning. to bead. A*/ ’ rent to Hastings and the two went 'Continued on page two) year, and muereded itself. Other streets sufiAvd much a result many he^ds ure short and to Head lake and found that the damage also, and will ket-ir'Engineer United States Has 360 Mil­ I in meeting all expenses without call- i pociriy lUled and some grain is Urea foe two youtta had cot res pond । mg on the citizens of forila for a SEVEN WITNESSES , Sparks and a corps of men busy for shrunken. lion Bushels in Storage Be­ [>enny. Although there were guasunRETAIL GROCERS AND ch.vm >: ><>« < job i some time. ' . GAVE THEIR TESTIMONY The July 1 estimate was for a crop i highways, especial- ' fore 1933 Crop Harvested teMrthat warranted the committee MEAT nCAI CDC HtCT Someone who while* to carry tht On the county highwa of oiriy 1’4,720.900 biulwIs of wheat. — - evidence, which the sheriff here had in staging the celebration th-- com­ Jury lilCHI UCHLtno IVlttl imiil back and forth between the de-.y ly cr.on the roads taken over from*. ------------------------------- --------’s — Verdict : The Woman's uncovered, the Battle Creek officer ur nearly 1.600,000 Itni* than the pro. -rot .uiu md tne the pm po-it uuice office nax has u cnuncc chance ine the lowrisnips, townships, ctamagc damage na* has oeen beenI. Harold J Footer. Barry County mittee wo*'m> buccesMul with their went back to that city and confront­ auction indicated by condition* on Elected Roman Feldpausch to figure on that Job Poittnasier heavy and expensive repairs will be,'Agri. Agent, ha* been recently been plans that it was not necessary to, Death-Was Due to an Un­ notified that he Is to handle 'the ask Ionia folks, for a dollar. ed the two young men. Arthur La­ •J“n'*■ l‘‘tal production of President nt Gnthorino Shull*i* will receive btd* up lo two' necessary. avoidable Accident Wheat for foe enire country, as e.ti^rcMdcnl at Gathering p M slturdlty JuJy fr0|n a||y M the W1IldM<Jtm otncr Mon. Wheat Adjustment Fever and Harold Greininger, with ---- - ---------program - in How the Ionia committee did this It was well understood that Mrs.; fob additional evidence. At first ! nmmt iai.a1 y iu.> f?’,dn,l‘uuFriday Evening . |K lion who may cur. iodo this work day morning report* of damage to 'Barry county as sponsored by the >houW u- a valuable guide to a urnJust a roini'xind little leas than F’nduv ---------- ..... _ «'. eight . .’‘ AppUcatlwi form, r,....,. an ...... ......... ....Jnational n-un...! government under the;lUr ccmmittie in Hastings- I! it Orval Shellenbarger met her death the pair denied that they had sto» 500 000000 tobufo ’ete" d information ,building, were being received by -, .............. in an automobile accident, so that len a Ford car, owned by Mrs. Doro­ Secretary’-of Agriculture. 520,300.01:0 -.10 bUatteia uu.TlltTB vuiupuri-u euilip.ereu wiiii Wille I w.t. , ,nutting - ■* ..... Iw. . ... • u.. ,.m. .. . .u,..^. ...w...... .»«•.. .., can be done ;n lonlaf it certainly can , phone from various parts of thcl of.......... the foeriv ut the pofrt office 726 n«..' ,,* a *■■----- ••• . » -r>tl1 **■ «>bhiinetl_____ 7’06 000.000 000,000 bUAlie-beOn bu.sln-Ls.ln 10VJ 1932 n>ul and nu five ! state. Generally .speaking the losses1‘ Men in charge of this program be done litre, it would lx- fine now, there would not wrai any need tor: thy O'NIel. who lives on Route 4 tail Grocer* Grocers and unel M.-at Meat -‘ *" ‘* ----- coroner's inquest. However, six from Battle Creek, on a preceding year avenurr prodiieiton of 861.­ .County Retail /were small, but a few barn* were feel that the prosperity of Uvc grain while the matter can be.looked.up a persons petitioned Coroner Adtoutlie 000,000 bushel*. This would indi­ IJcalem A -Mtu.n Wil) Ire held al ST. ROSE MEN CHAL। and meat producers, a* well a* the night near the Kellogg . --..A'yieckcd. with considerable damage wheat |>roduccr&. deiwnd* on- tlie wltliout trouble, to have u committee to hold such an Inquest Under the Sunday vwipa .„ WMMU cate that unfavorable wcatiu-r has tii- Community room tn .tfa- NnCompany plant.. DUb But later M they — did visit the Ionia committee and learn LENGE PRESBYTEBIANS .no f’ liou.* duiuaxi b-.- wind wa*done !co-OiM-ratlon ■ad much to do with the rrerni tloittfl tank building, it is hoped that received from tlie indilaw Im- had no option except to have, admit lt when confronted with the from them how-they put across tin.-. ------- - । in till* county by tlie wind, except I, sharp increase in the price ut wheat. then- may Im- n good alte-ndnnn-. 'vldual fanner in thi* mewtnu-nt. :successful ..,,.__ W1W,celebration W. v^,,- without call- an -jnqurat ... when* .flx people *«» re- rudencr of the stripped car at Head At the mertlnir last Friday night Baseball Game Friday Night, ,,K“ 1,1 “ f, w •* vtions of the county . They are attempting to bring the: (11g for any contribution from Ionia , , . . lake, they vehemently dented liaving price of uten*. i Accordingly a coroner inquest In- Uone u but ter admitted that they August 4, al Pair Ground, Bra,„,i U„K1, ,,u „„ d„„b, , pric. o, wheat •neji to u. parity ,art,r or “-u“point >«“»> • fl rrjui^. DIST. GOVERNOR HUNT President—Roman Feldpausch. ■ at Six O'clock 'harmUMM., MM-Ml* 1”* --------where a bushel of wheat will buy as Ncl only Uiat but tlw Banner ha* :o U1’’ dettU’ M” Orv-rl Shellen- had dofH. that job. They had VISITED ROTARY CLUB v.-.'-iV as it did in 1910-1C jn tisJUe* accounts of many intert 11<ld UJ l!/P^r'L5O,rs traded one ot the stripped tire* and 1- t u-.,k .>,.. «. ,<,wn lc,‘v'‘' on th,‘ growing corn: much Secretary—Ru.-isell Hnhsen. al cf’l,rt "Om* af'-- tubnS for some gasoline at a station Lr-.t week th* m.n ot .the S.. wrn. shredded by hall stones. | The Department of Agriculture |Miing event* In the pioneer history n Ih<1j Catholic church challenged tlupoint* out that the surplus of wheat ;or Hasting* Tlie commute- foouhl •' tn0?n . Th", )nry • mp.ine;r<l ran-j ln Delton. After Sheriff Leonard It Was His First Official Visit Treasurer—Charles Hinman. , is not an underconsumption propur- )1X! looking up the record* of the old /rited of the following: Me*.->n>. Wai-■, learned about the two young chap* to it Rotary Club—Gave liberal proposition ___________________ ___ ... in P««* days in _order r lIiaithat uw the HI tion. that wheat declined par.eant. ,3C'* O-^n. Harry Baldwin. Ward and a description of them from ARREST GROWS OUT ru-iidiv hwai.M ni th» nwunting nwu.ntirw 'iwWch .. . ... t8 ,. a_ bUf . . R.ature ----- of . suc ....h'ccle-iBaine. Janp-i Jacotxs. Harry Young Buttle Creek officers he found MADE TO NASHVILLE r4;,U ?Iy ^4 “*. o! a-Fine Address OF MISUNDERSTANDING lx £ 'll.' forsbyUTlAji*. to a game lo> i tjiat th» pair had been seen at two •—■_ n--—•—* on .. — . । Hirplutt before the stock crash of bration.,, maj faithfully represent, i and Herbert Freeland. The Rotary Club had a delightful Pridiv ................... ev.-nitir *unu\t •----- - *'• “•l 1’-■ Enable Village to Improve It. ’X ItteD nnrt that. If pw-renn* in nur ----------------1 ____ , ___ ... ■>_ i The wltn. >-.* vailed upon w«* t hree ptace. in ihl* county. ThM “2 “SUInTZS. H"' lime at their noon luncheon MonIxtvcy, 78 years year* old, old. of Grand ,i c],2-k ’ 8 " John Losey, Mr. and Mrs Eldon Farrell. It wl : alded thc Calhoun officers in galnwas working t,*crc'tlng* in its early pioneer days. day. when the guest of honor wa* Rapids, sllpjwd a revolver Ipto hi*B N u ,nnni.pr nf! Water System—Build a ' elites woukl rtdl be a surplus ip large as| Another thing the committee !br remembered that Mr. Farrell lnff t,xe confession District Governor Herold C Hunt ot tea-ltet before he came, hen- this .... •‘J?r “ drovi-the truck mght-nf the I *The ce I T' ,.on rite — Tt’a ’ “ ,,c °““*c CrW!k *>««<* pon p*-«s believe ««««.« Sewage Disposal Disposal Plant st. John*. Mr Hunt wax for four morning t,. have u talk ” with John ™ J, stowage ;| to force the price of wju-at to a could and should du would be toi'—; . jrulnou* figure. pul on a p-jbbetty campaign which'“‘^ioCTH. while Mrs FatTell drove a-I-ap^pr and orelninger have been Jch£,l 7f,th|tCdit**IU,| Ilht‘ ureHAilSun«r offta-k^ired^d’ C!“rk ° 1)”n"''rt' 11 ;‘b’rt Ntahvill.-, a.> well as many other"rite United Slate* ha* storage j*.wou 0Uifl ^pMie . UVUK in . fourin? ear a few rods back of the responsible for a number of other Th-_-before Unitedthe Slate* ha* In in storage ;d j? nv v |M1FOp living in Barr Ban-, tSS i!»nre"S "iu Ju.^d- visit’" n, n O D«‘nrlL Thomas Tafi.v, t«w«^- -»e fa« tb luce with foe now. 1933 crop come* »>. !^ny r iteVS. X n^y ow. before foe 1933 crop com.* in. (bounty or eh<where. who may know track Mr : J nd Mrs nob '•' r ' **? ’ *>■ automobile thefts In BalHe Creek been interested in and kept m n> that Ultv Miir.hal TfaHn-Hun w is aho F‘«foter. Kenneth Goggins, projMJsltion that they must find sonic 360 million bushels. This is nearly sdmething about the early history wj were "— ; railed. Mr. Itepley was'and vicinity. touch with Hastings and hu* many tin hand at^hr bus station in tlu- E l’*!,rd McPharlin; M- ivin Jacobs. w«J’ ft dtepadng of sewage, instead'enough tor the nation's wanu for a,mis city^to write account* of ?uch d,hl,:1< ident ! -- -— ; Uain w,wn ,he “« the M-ddentThe two were brought bMore the friend:, here. TOo Cate JgrretVr l^/w^ w« Davb. «>» dumping it into * nv< r The year even if we did not harvest any k.?h£" hXrd“S-—«•"«' Rheltenhararr : — ---------r ""-I ««« X <te MO M B*tUe CM lie began his talk by saying that ?te n^red1 A’ brief \ MrCallum and Rojd - x-«ge Jbposul Jn 1933. U recall foe rccaI jt conWrfang L writer ..... .... .... v-..ua. .------- . plant ------- -»w. The The 1933 1933 crop crop U the concernlriir it- earlier v«-«r->..r. , fatall* injured . Mr Orval Wednesday afternoon last week, Further announce-.t“'noun is to a coiutderabk-r but It I* Tjnaltest in over thirty-five years. Thereure not manv now living who Shellenbarner husband of the victim jU.alvwj examination and were bound --------------- -firmed suspicion* and Mr fancy is man Feldpausch .win ..f ix iu.’made mux “^ - ’xt' the only way to -prevent the pollu- yet, if due to this light crop and the can do this- but there are some wh» °r t,w areident. also gave his terti- -over p, the Callioun circuit court. La---------------------------------------------.•*» tion of all the larger streams in thr* j jeCent price advance, every fanner no dpubt could do it and' would If',nonv; “s did Mr' Er,J“ 2"“' ’5ho They were unable to furnish the ball .1 T1 s.lb|k't ' , .,,lk probably remain about the *ame a* -‘>t:*»*'should plant. normal or above acre- ine lh(. matter nilnu r were were cainu-to called-to tncir their attl''' waR°'’- '»>th «he Ix-pleys reqUlred. so they remain in jail. -m...... .................. '--------------------------7 'T ©Rirtertc* from Ha*l«»s people and'"“‘K,n ““ /“ u“ ,IK’ for the tilt with the M-tfaxiLst------------------ ------“ the ‘ age of — wifi »be — »— fond Sltelienoarecrs tn it. a short, snentr Leonard 1* happy to feel •nitre recentl> came *■*' before wheat, •we faced again u-ntion bv the nroner commits lurd delightful tjicniones that w<xild - :i>s- rourerited a misund. i -1 or • ,1K w.l,“M’-tfaxjut village council ut Nashville repre- pext fall with a staggering surplus. «r lu-llcvtWUr« tlib. U.U-. to .<, be u*- iu* « we .. Ihave 'inte before the accident Her testi- that hr w ot material assiAance to always stay with him of friends and owr a settlement involving ‘-------------1 wild, an important matter—one that n'-on>' wx' WKh ri-fcrenre to foe Inn- | (lie Hattie creek police in solving social contact* in Halting* *um ofjnoney L.M3IAM t.L BIHLL .SCHOOL CLOSE CLOSING. H'*??,,n' “"1!^ *! L I Aboul M . of our flw : should be outstanding in the hbtory ,J — - - tern ■ the theft ot the Chevrolet car. which He complimented tfa- Hastings~ I SCHOOL ' uhd J’^- v. dejiarunent of lite government. production ot wheat goes \>f thi* citv- urd w^ believe that n->w - . ••— . -----------------wo* its,mown. who '*■“owneo owned boy ?‘j. J4. o ®Battle Rotary Club’ highly upon iU LAKE <»UI:ssa HIT TOO. 1,nion Tite or closing i-xercl*c-> needs od-.into i It [average me uauy vacation ^lbi; wm xnown that Nnihvilie N-'riivHte need* domestic consumption The; Ls the time to start getting ready tor' ,H v.'X Kim s,El on nvu.v Route wjsk. K — ‘‘T- u;; —- ttttorne2; ,lv« un 4, xaafciiv vjiVBjk. achievements in attendance and in 1,1 Lake Olr.x-a Sunday afternoon jhlbit” of the Dally Vacation k Bible it* waterworks XVjIditional < f Fm,nwells 1mn..ifor rhnrrh £ d'“ona> »’’»’• ‘w waterworks, as |Other 46' • must find a market some i ’ *hite ArHu.---------------Mrnonwld renresented ---------------------while Archie McDonald represented »»«. ----- —. doing worth things. While its,*'’*’ bigh wind ilauuiy.-d many cot-.Retw.i «r n<i. k -■ .. . ■7 . . •uum S’ while K.-n. ’S!I.,.:.X'j'S?7.h w aT" * . ■!■, 'fis ----------- ■ xamost commendable WHEAT ADJUST­ MENTPROGRAM CORONER'S INQUEST mom mm, F0R sllv^THREAD -■ “■ xas blit ix-CUILat it WO* a *mvv*a«ui ----- ■ —* . ■*—•— ——method of attaining the objectives i windows In tlx- taix-rnarie in the which H Rotary club ought to have park were blown in. Everyone Is cordially invited. riltdM>| lnt(.rC5t _about four Ix.r o.nt ,hlgh un{J wa|£ ln ------------------------------------- insurance service under eon- Wjn(j Had Hard]y qal, 8|ow. ing Before the Losses From Windstorm Were Paid Here Is some real M-rvtec. ren­ dered by tfo? Michigan Mutual Wind­ storm Company, of thi* city. Sunday ' ous *eu lor .’The Sliver Tnr.’u.i. ,a terrific windstorm, really of cy­ , ---t-----*' three-act fairy-story drama to be 1 rtS‘™XTl£'.i"S O..U.I >*niim Albert Craig lo Head Post lor clonic proportions, completely de­ -m.i> u„- dub w um., ....1 m . molished the floral hail on the fair­ WDeat. I OCIuy li tney DU) ourinur|v In rVr-1/.b.ir an- now In nmratt. ground at “St. Johns. Clinton coun­ Coming Year —Chas. ■nu, --------------u«o rneeu lee.ien Jj***’™ This wu was th. the raarut District Governor's' ------------ty. and also wrecked a large barn HAS TOKEN ISSUED Townsend, Adjt. 1^7^; FL-TURE GENERATIONS WILL BE ASTOUNDED BY belonging to William E. Ogier, a BY MICHIGAN CENTRAL them deeper in debt This war, done lued ’ tiirouglwiut, -nlc silver. -jurence J Banv*r--_ Port _ No.^45। well known farmer, living near St. for several year* after the war until Thread" require* five cluinge,-. of tton. and local Rotarians felt highly REVELATIONS OF 1933 LEGISLATIVE SESSIONS /. American Legion held their annuali Johns. Formerly Used as Cash and the United suite* decided it »M'Kenprj. during the three arts. Novel* election of officers on Tuesday ever ' Mmday Mr L W Sunday. Prertx complimented over the fuel that he . poor business lor them and us too i lghHng and<ound arr alM selected their club for that honor. J » Given to People in Pay­ It leaves the United Stele* without Thr CiUl r„r Un- pla-, nitig^xf in-,I week, tlse following be- dent of the Windstorm Comiumy, Bribery Charges Added To Lobbying And Political Patronage 'went to St. Johns to view Um -M+ck- foreign market for her surplus,u rapldly BMrniWed alul «... ment for Wood ag,-. and came to a jtromptzjfettte: Commandcr-'-Albert Craig DEAN JACKSON HAD Disgraced The State Of Michigan, Citizens Disgusted .. . . Irra1 ot the Wading characters have, 1 - Charles Hinman came into pos-;I u The farmers of. .. United States commenced studying their line*. 'i 1st. Yice-Comm — Dr. Kendall l rnent with the parties and jTutufay MANY FRIENDS HERE By Lansing Disclosures ■session of n rare relic last week.! must produce for the morning checks were maii/u cover­ ; Reese. Dowling a home market If ---------- « > »------------■ when a man gave him un old token ’ ......u^.-, 2nd Vice-Comm.—Clifford Gard-Ing locisc*. ’Oil* i.* the kind qf serv­ cost of production price* are expect- SHAM ROCK CHANGES Had Visited Emmanuel Epis­ . By V. J. Brown. which was formerly used as moneyJed ' ice that people appreciateVand it is for the whc.it This 1* Mpeclally LOCAT1ON. ’’er. Middleville. ------------------- -> ? t copal Church and the Henry Hubert has moved his re.3rd Vke-Contm.--Leon LeonaM. the kind that they get. 'whenever , Last jreek the discussion was upon the subject of lobbying as It is car-'1 by the Michigan Centra! Railroad. true concerning production for the j.nru *0o*J‘burning cn-• next fvw year* with thia 3<5O mfi- taurant. The Shamrock Inn. from ■ rv possible. In thU — well known Com­ Delton *”~' it fc~»m I rled u«. on «> at the a.MMr state vupuvi. capital. rv.iu.iaic Fortunate iiiuevu indeed inai that ine the- cnaptcr chapter ocvotcu devoted to to’ , Rotary Club Adiutani -Charles Townsend. pany. which takes -pride In settling Manv rwionb. in thi< -hv w ',his ’“h***1 WM written before the final adjournment of the legislature ।K tl?Lr<VJro",tl wou d nrrang<.- for-. Ifon bushel surplus now on hand. Boulh Jefferson to the building for­ »,^??*ft°P .h” ? l>. was takl*P- or rather it might be more accurate to say that II la fortunate i '*<,KK wlth t',p fnrniers. who would.i Within the next week or len days. merly occupied by the Horton Shoe all lasses promptly Finance Officer—Angela* Spirts. »te.ofl\hlUX.’nadr v*' ,,lc rl,“Jf,r was written before thr event* of Munday and Tuesday which pll<; 11 “lonK ‘he track ahd when the;m ,. ruo ..;1 will w.„ ,, Mtv material on ». Store op State street 'Red’s'' orlgi-; Post Historian Hii-torutn—Fxiwln Edwin Savlea Savlea. ( ' -« - - •'» ■ ----Mr. Foster have rilmplaln- -Harry L Wood. X 'THOKNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB. nal humor is un aid.to digestion and Sgt at- Arm* Sterling Rogers. 1 the county, the provisions and bene- ।it is claimed his patron* never have ’ , nie rtext-meeting of the Tlunn। Service •»_ Officer — Maurice FkreGarden Club will be on Thurafils to the farmers of the Wheat Ad- ,dyspepsiamarked those closing hours and “,,ttnd «Khg*t at what that record |jn»n. Mine of the charge* »fal counter! discloses. | Aa |»yment for this wood, the justment program. ’ day. August 3. in Mrs Pauline Mcwell known In Hastings, having «Me» u» >ou,n.H „r ths BMta ftuk. ’•l™,‘ J?!?™??. ' Mr. Foster feel* the government is PODl'NK SCHOOL RLl’NION. I Publicity Officer—Edwin Sayle*. WIUUt .ra yard Please notice the Ombor's spoken several time* at Rotary Club house and senate of those two 4»ys The report of the house committee ' J Saturday. August 5 picnic dinner ■I Executive Dr. B C. Swift. Mid- (,-hango tn place of laddlng Un* meet£ pnv *lr came alo >g us- making gn honest attempt to right luncheons. He - wa* an enthuelnsUc the trouble as wa* promised ItkJt*. i dieville in/ Rotarian He lias also visited this campaign. The proposition is en­ Final plan* for the annual flower city and conducted services In fluRecently there fell Into the hands ot lobbying, dlsctuuw* deemed i>y by the tok- tirely voluntary on the part of the -..................... . ............. -..... charge* -------- -- the utTuiru me company Theoe i ,xhow will be completed at ihi* lime — f .bl., ■. wsliin,,* — I mi4-ntlwn wilt. fratsImAB. -Vlis, _ __ .. . . . . ■ L . ....... Emmanuel Episcopal church, so of this writer a volume containing question with frankness That rec- ‘ cns were also accepted by the mer- farmer, but thb program’s success l*o a good attendance I* urged. the public docu- I ord will show that open offers of. chants in lieu of cash there was a large number of people depend* upon the co-operation of a There will be a general dl*CU*................... ............. i------• ---„„ in Hastings who came to know him incuts of the state money for votes for and against a on ine com were me ]arge percentage of wheat grower* slon on flowers following tlie biuisenate of Michl- pending legislation were ffiort* com- words and to love him. Hk. was u genial, ____ cord'* . cord" andand on on thethe reverse, reverse, --------------------------x■<»■■■ a a ■ »... ■ ■ ■ 1 iif.** *e.Mdon. gtin for the year I man than decent citizens cure to •M. C. R. R. 101." kindly, lovable peraonality. He was a SPLENDID EXHIBIT L, , .. .T4. , r*_ , man of kindly humor, a keen ob­ 1838. No render of; admit. The very fact that HU* rec------------- -------------------- — By vacation SCHOOL.' To the Depositors of Hastings National Ihink: SHERIFF LEONARD server of what was going on in the that volume can : ord show* that certain senators and BARN BURNED. [ Sunday the Vacation Bible School I ' . . , , , ,, . .... , . ,1«H to be . Un-;'representatives were openly offered ■. Sunday world, a lover of all mankind and The Bunday afternoon lightning ngntmng struck ,o Of the Methodist church was given given) me reorganization FCOlRanizauon plan of Of the tne Hastings nasungN National rvnnuiiui Bank. ntsim W(U „r nr, 11 Mmvtunnwrv turn I.,.. . —- . > ... ........ .. . , ■ preard with the leash which was promptly refused Ibn >tnccrcly devoted his efforts to mak­ pJX “ oulllne.1 by the Treoury Department ami approved el ja^-aing this world a better place to live importance of the naturally leads one to suspect that in. matters then un- these money-passing lobbyists must was burned to the ground, it win be|ol Ketting B good tmprwsion of the' by you as depositors has now been finally authorized, and lh^ ot tnu «tate Those dcr consideration ' have found some takers somewhere He was seized with a heart attack 5 ™b«'ription. for the new .toes being lake,,. It all the prertous Saturday which did not | nnd the degree of i else they would not have become so *cem especially severe. This condi­ "lertous delibera- , bold. That foe very legislation thus Much sympathy 1* exprewed for.tion that this type of teaching U I depositors will come to the bank at'the earlteat possible bl!ou hl Up whUh of vital tion grew steadily worse until ho! tion given those । openly opposed with offer* of money hl,n >n hu misfortune. eminently worth while.'moment and subscribe for their fair proportion of this^cem to Uw people ot UUa_state. wa* taken to Butterworth hospital matters "by the i eventually failed, of passage over chiropractic clinic. we cream gociAL. 1 stock, it will greatly hasten the prompt reopening of thm pUn* *• ** wh^re lie died. I . _____ ,commit_ _ ___________ ____ ,______ J various the veto_ „ of the-1 governor Is certainly .«»•*. BLOCK, Il Will givuiiy IlliDiuil HIV piviupi <cu|<cm<ii* w* »<*«!». b a. a, Thurato.;.. r„.„ „„„ thl, . !,«, amount ot ------- ... -, The world is surely poorer when tecs and commission* entrusted । disturbing In it* sinister setting. July n7~ilirn<»i>'".n4 SS!»i‘b«nk and releaae to thia community a large amount of r.iih ixca. with their solution. | Then, loo. there 1* that matter O. Davis, chiropractor, will hold a such 3 a man “ puses. j T,ie rv’“,er oT 016 ri<ord of the; concerning the activity of one Isaiah clinic at his offices in the Pancoast Adv. 2 wk* money for use in the channels of business. OIJJ FASHIONED FASHIONED DANCES. DANCES. Jptate He I* referred to in the I Bldg., a lady.technician lady .technician being sent OLD Ptate legislature of 1033. 25 years I Lcebove. Leebovr -; Ecerv RaLiirrfMV nfaht *t 1 r-Ixar!. _____ __a half-century _______ .hence _____ or ' ______ .as one whose "desires are evil I from the- headquarters 4. — _ .1 .. ■ • A** in 1“ Ohio, ,to Z, nine. July 27. 7 to BASEBALL. DKPOSITORS' COMMITTEE OF 8,1 ut.* hence, a I(report “£"*21 —ir. — ----- ’ -— ~;i iwiiw , ■ n«u-vriimry lima: ar W, given.' Frank Herrtnaton. i a—• ------— — (Continued on page five) conduct Mme, Further announc-i। At Vickery's. Clear lake. Bunday. —ike. -AdvPrize* * ***8lVCn P*Mn*" err,n<ton Iflundred years in the »... future will HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK. ‘ Wolverine Wood . • lemcnt will be nude next week. . July 30, Dowling vs, Ceresco.—Adv. a„ j " a-^c Store ZrhX-^r w»* du.- to an unavoidable --'cmitesy oi Fred Meyers, os’? teen- ,-cuten. _ __ ________ l Shaking Record Written icnT T ..«.<*» oy ine Rv Thn Legislature 'STW— “»« *— ................... ■“ , .___ “TKSS'Sr,.------ .... .. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JlXY 24. 1933 PAGE TWO Wide Interest Shown In Old Age Pension Act led her husband, or. without Juat j cause, faded to support *uch of her DELEGATES uuLLuni.u TO PRE- ^““ -----ToT/une SENT CONCLUSIONS ™“ssPres. pMen Roosevelt «eartiiy s OperateBWith Plans for National Recovery That Much New Insurance in ceding jued application for assUt30 Daye Shows Condi­ . —----------. . tnce been a professional tramp or tiona Are Improving iConUnued from mage onej WILL NOT fiECOME EFFECTIVE UNTIL’OCTOBER beggar; and who has no child or BASIS FOR FUTURE PRA’qI ' * 17 tow SEVERAL STATES HAVE . cernrd. It was recognized that that tlie wage sugge’>*i by the 17,1933. SEVERAL STATES HAVE law of thu state and found by the TICE OF MEDICINE tome lines ot bualne** may require President must govern all .wage S.1MILAR AQTS county board or by Hie state welfare Insurance during the month ot Jun..-. IN MICHIGAN . u ’ AA < lon*, r hours than otiwrs. but the scales department able to aupiwrt him. ho*M? WB ' "P^wed there might mlgiii ~ Attar matter had been r r *a H3 hope wa* egprc&sed that that Uiere "* the whole-----•------------------Pct son* entitled to pension wild” V? . ’ l!*1 ol be an Mgrted-on plan that would discussed for same tune a motion ID} Leon D. Co** in Watervliet Record! .anew under the act are rvstri.-trd ta| WOULD CO-ORDINATE Fallowing, as this does, a 110.DOO.- be applicable to every line ------ -------- .-----—.. ... I*res-----------------------------was unanimously carried that . tluine luivUut-un income of not u» IPJiaUC ni.ns.isi . 11 **•* dPprscialcd by all present idrnt Robert Wal)ot) of the Com-The writer of th!-' article I* th< finance th - pension. Tlie autatitu.rHEALTH VS.OYIWS. SERVICE ‘ month of May it I* tmpre.yive cvi- t}lal America u face to face with a merelal Club name u committee. iu «<t->ied adopted toby ttothe senate .nd and eoncoh- anec shall be fixed with due regard editor of the Watervliet Rceuyl and «•« Pnlirioe Indirnto Tronri To mu’'t . VP" war—not against wane otlser nation. wiUi a representative ot each line state senator from Berrien county, cum-d in by Uie house. Tlie cel was to the condition of the miiivijlualji. Policies indicate Trend To- moving m Ujerural <>f Uie blll aUBiml a wl0MS mf|WCl. wlUlJn 0( on UuU committee who probably no matter before tlie publl-.- not given mjmrdUtc eflect, so it the umimumiy ui each care: but in, ward Socialization of Medwhcrc B1“t o£‘hc °r ite own borders, vta: DEPRESHION. should s' — **“- to be report at -a — meeting at thi* Ume U creating as much h»- will therefore not bcc-nne effective no ea*<- shall I: be $n auJbuntJwhich. : thi. company onmnanv is U written No SM better u J, ................. . . . „ this called When they are ready to make until October 17. of this year. terrst « the Old Age Pension Act .when addud (otbe incotnq ot the! ictoe 1 e OUB ry evidence could be affordeti than thi* inilI< lo au BIKI Inai u lor aII lnc ll-nr tepu,. tu»> »..c Then the pro)x>*ed thing to do and tlwt !* for all the their report People want to know about IL how The act provide* that all person* applicant horn othci * urc» - .-hall- There piet in Unaing last week that there 1* a more hopeful feeling o( M nation to get together burinra* code for Hastings will be ar.4 when it is going to be pai.1. what liable to pay tin. lu-ad lax mint reg- exceed a total jff thirty dollar* «. the House of Delegates of the Michi- among farmer* a*-to the future of and worh That *anw idea preo^iited by the committee, and trier Oefotx-r 1 add pay the 42 before month . ' can State Medical Hociety. to consld- their industry While prices have mUil C4ITWd out ln America n .unwilling definite und concrtte ran the curcccding March 1 It may be Old aye assistance fIuaII not be’ e-r what many medical men believe not yet readied the level* tiiat it U _ < j,. ur ... ej4M . -H m Pn*t ' ■ Tlx- President be acted upon. at tlie re-• ।jyn 1)ir ^ttortwy general will hold granted to a person If the vqlue of may be Hie bxvL' tor the future hoped and believed they will. Huy war ona depression. it wl|! be a pipuiw ,h't — — ' bt t u, '—.. There was a line spirit ot harmony .r... cel ver end -—Ed • tiiat »«.»>«>»■>■ reglstratton' .«• for tlw la-ad ......... tax hi, ... ..im pr-jperty ­ exratd.s S3,500, or Che practice of medicine, not only in have increased to such an extent for ------natoral cause* to cut.- the be <!<•‘ - ot• cannot ................................. Of j|W.: .at the meeting. for probably no other enactment be cbmi>ellid until—October I. t.vul value Miihlgun. but in tlx country u* a that they indicate that the farmer — . ... theIl. cau .govern-taken preseion....lie belfeves granted that the business interests fe ih.i'J not exceed the recent Michigan state legixlatihi- nut. in which event payment of the band and ................................. " 1»“n~ ,l,nr" mr'... '7.n lun&irn. xMatfuiij. ----- —()J IJ|uUn|CM_ WIU Uack thc president ha* an>a*ed more g-neral tpu-rwit nrst taxes prascnbca in th. uct fsjwo i-.i - Ht their conclusions at a meet­ 22a .»?LCL’il2r proi" wllh ,h** c<»»eration of nil the )>->- 100 per -cent. Titer* remain some orTthe put of the ticopie than has w.nild not b- ;-..iyabJe until the sue a rad; inc <d the Michigan State- Medical perou* da>s. And that help* p!t, ln ojyMnlln£E this sertoto din-ctor and; Society which will be Mid in Scpwith the tl»c old age pension law. ' ,cvutng March of 1035. It was totereriing to(Vt*d the tr<1(|blr a'tn.Hle of th.- Pr- . drtalls to be cleared up tn thc ap­ Although sixteen other states of important features <?: th? act ar Windstorm Company Monday and (lf|U u.,t5 recosaui.rt the meeting plication of the plan tn any locality; ■h< judge nf probate.the Union have <4d age pension act* old age aiwistancc may be granted t the number of telephone calls - t'uradav night Al) wl-o x- Un these detail* will not be diffi­ '■ The general outline ot policies note 1 on their statute books. and_also the un applicant oho has attained th* c..,n- . a-...re ,.r. nt m.u on- * ulUn, « tawu durlnu Sun, cult to surmount. Whatever alter­ of tlie gatlu-ring include; IX-gnmwin nf Canada. aflffTh? Dctno- aK<- of .. ..iity •. ars or upward -‘-’i • i<- <;>te-ii.t<xt b) tlie board o. । I The appolntinent of a cum- J ations may be required later in tlie plan will be made nnd put across critic party- stele platform carried who iu*Jxvn a citwcu o', live U““ •<•< ’ ‘ '-?■ a*. U „J. ,,,,, , h „ 1,.1. mitte* on medical economic*, directa declaration for old age' pensions, cd SuiCs.tot at l«-.v' IMUt-n ) in good faith and good spirit. •!«.. bu< u.e fn.1 .nwtiiy »<' wpU , d »n U6«.l '.si to study, prepare and present a : mail. It was noticeable tiiat j rl the matter had not received any tx-iprc making applicat.un lor a • FENNVILLE VIGILANTES ' plan or plan* for liealth insurance were , where a barn was unrooted or Seat amount of attention of des- ance: who reaidm tn the -'Lite । '■ READY FOR ROBBERS ..-a means fur distributing the blown terraflane climbs down the Company imme- ‘ nission. outeid# at a featured or- has «o reaided continuously . ci«»l ot mrdicul care and tor rcduc- diateiy got in touch with one ot H ■ w PIKE'S PEAK IN HIGH. ganuatlon sponsoring the move- leas- ten year.' inirnrdtah iy pie medical indtgeiwy. Bandit and Wife Caught director* to have the wrecked build­ ment. until the bill passed in the mg the date ..I application. Ftorre.t Johnson, local Hudson. । -J. The adoption ol the principle of . inspected and ssttlenwnt nuid<closing days'of thr «-*acn has so n&dcd for a total of tv . Essex dealer, makes an announce­ Within Three Miles of '--..ixsldLMtlon. through state or local ing * promptly so thc owner could As originally Introduced and ty ye.<i-. «' Itime of whir: ment eLwwhere In this week* Ban-' I funds. «>( phntdan* and medical *speedily have the benefit. That Village pawed by the House «rf Rcpresrnta- must tx- continuous and lmm«’di.\tely Garrison reunion ' lield at tile i.«r. telling how two stock Essexjiersonnel in sparsely settled areas Uve».-ltH‘bill merely net ,uivt!“ >«»• ptyredi- the urplicaUim; is .not jl TVrranlanea broke al) previous rec. in utdcr to assure reasonably ade-y t i ot it* pationa that ba* given t)ie|^ugu.*t B -Adv chitw-ry Ior 0)11 Wh’ l*'nsU»n- to take tiu- date of making AiipkcAtlon rt- rcumd raid by bunk robber* osdh in climbing Pike* Peak. It u> medical care in rural district*, effeet in 1935. and leaving to the cetvmg aid an inmate ot i ;t ’Die adoption .ot thc surycy Windstorm company of this city its, McCreery »50csp.-.-i il M-imlavand i Uiniid th.- Eight, with gear HUH Legislature eh-rted in 1934 th • prob- prison, wxirkhou-.. m-..n- a <■ irnndtee:«-comrr.cnd«!iun to sup-’ high standing with the jxopU- otiTucsday. Juiv3l. Aug I. Au> lad- .­ Ixk -d and K-aled. climbed all the lem of providing tlie revenue to n- or an) other public nTonu « n early'ipart 1 Michigan. It makes prompt and drew, co it man’, wav t.i tin- summit in high gear. • the county unit plan for pub- fair adjustment* of all Iik.m-.-. That -. nance the measure. Wlwf, the bill rrctiontd institution and i f.-.it unparalleled by any prevaxu [lie health throughout the stale, in why in the month ut Jum- Hite year ...xmonth* or more th< wa* reported out of committee in ~ during -----Afr._ attempts. The announcement by ta coiidtnate public health |i over 48 600.000 of ni-w insurance wa.tlie date of _. , thr Senate.. amendments were-years ------- ■preceding it m the ear.. i.r.ler Ms Johnson U accompanied by ptc*r'1JsS/a”d ,n order to bring jireThur* offered subrtttuUn* provisions to put ration for retie!, it a husbam lun.m appeared aev- ; v. n'.RMnscdscinc t-< every city, ham­ written for the gotnpany lurvs ot thb event which took place the uld age pension into effee: thi* : not deserted hb wife, or w. r ridiber cow-red let and rural di»tric:\n thc state 25TH WKDDING CELEBRATION. *"r i’ f- >»“* Mlpper war. and providing for a poU tax or ! jau causi-. tailed to support her and er then tied him Tt»e committee adopted a resnlu- .On Bunday, thc 23rd, fifty-two v*,*'<* HI GBEE COItNEItK. iwad tax ot >3 Ml each person *— hl-, childr-n under tin::<>n rccomnumdlng that the Univer­ relative* and friend* ot Mr. and J/r. and Mrs Maywo«xi Counter,r'-- *Su"‘, sity c.fEclaLs continue to restrict the Mm. Ernest Matteson Of M.Omber ’ 1'uxt.y murnhik- al "« mu of Kalamaabo. Carl Montaciivittes ot the Univeraity hospital­ Corners m?t with them at Vlckrry-i.-1,‘r daughter in Nashville. No tu- >mery ot M rgan. Mre. Ethel : 7 il-s policy i* designed to prevent landlng. Clear lake, to h^-lp them mTar uiTangemcitte have <«••■. n..i ■ . rein Norman and. Elwood of that hospital from .serving ns an en- celebrate their 25th wedding until- ‘--‘- ivL. • i burs .M«nt Sunday with Mr. ih-rtng wedge to actual State mecii- versary whltfh occurred on tin- day! A recent licuvo- was ' k-LAV u n_ ~~~-----* T'. «~x ..nd Mrs Tun Wilcox cinc. . before. As they were IcaVing «hc county-clerk far the marriage Mr. and Mrs Floyd Palmer nnd I These announced policies imply table afi.er a bounteous dinner the Daniel UJiit. a.:i- 50, ct Mid-Ucvi fidnily were guests Sunday ot Jun r. hb.-I tha:- *hnr U* hu-d-.cal profession rain drove tlwm all jo their cam V. -lore*North H"l*• \ii-X J *’lhntr to-experiment with a to­ After many showers they succeeded' A gathering of friends and tela­ Ugh thing . I *--. i. 'ml t c;ai dlalnbutibn of medical cost* In getting everything stared away in- met ai L D. Woodman u anti madi 14 it ,d <|th ]WrtlaI *ub.;idiza'.ion ?f just as a small cycJonr came al?ng. Sunday, tlie occasion being the .. !nh'. -irians ami hospital* in sparsely the limbs off lrc*-» going In all di­ buildlna- aliveniig it in several d.- birtl.d-; -■! Mir. Woodman and Mrs led communitte* and for :ndi- rection’. It w.x* strew lucky that n.i ,irction.1 and kxieetilng Men*-' ut the I Ju jolunox A bouhufifi lunch t . m urban districts, it will insist­‘one was seriously: hurt although ‘brltk-i tn me City Ha.l served. guest* from away were ' private practice in all. other suinc damage wra done to cars by . MJ-L'1 iii-i Mr» Will Ensign ot Florida H-'ct* shall remain intact. fulling tree*. A. Mnon jvf the storm T'11"-*! M: and Mrs. Frank Thompson aught In brief tliesc policies indicate « li t up everyone left For their J.ume.-..11 r' UtU- Creek. Mr. and Mrs •nd toward thc exlaUxation al leaving Mr. and Mm Mattcscn f'.v7 'cl-'.inupson as.-i.flrd by Myron Johnmedicine with thc policies of sj- eral nice presents of silver and hup- - Adv. x rendered iunie b-auUful musical ealhd >i:i:«-.medicine ’ It U a cocn- Ing t<> meet with them tn another ■liTtjv.iv' A wondtertul time was v b-twran the rugged IndividuX>ved by all. Jav- Dewitt and MLm Helen Boyer < ORRE(TION. profession and the For Best Results I Gt to spent Sunday at tlw home more radical proposal ot state mediTin- Banner L< in receipt of J USE I Bvrnn Jobncox ... Lulu Jobncox and son, Mbs ,r pair pur .-c-.n;-. whereby thy physician. a». an employee of the state, would be en- Oregon, correcting u >.tat«.-:i Mix* Helen Boyer. ‘ paged to pn-vtdc medical service to apficured in this paper s iu,mt ... crime. Un,; the citto-n.' . count ot Hie Baucoqi murdrr near 11 : party at Yankee rul crime.*:. (Mercury Made) 1: is in .addition a declaration ot Medford In that ariichSprings Saturday evening idcpxi-.diiU-e fi'om commercial con- that "Pay several —Adv. "Fay E DiamoqU Ih.iim-nii died <1 years ago. ' That information was G's-.ge B.i surprising Mileage he medical proftwlon and raise tlie given us; but- Mr Heath writes u.- -’ilil’- *-• L-’ many Ui-iiW ltd* morning as . t of m- dic.ii care through ex|*»- that Fay would be peeved to rend !r< ni h? Hard Carbon norlliwe.-: -.’i- .-t-lllng pr««-t!urr* tied _dlvi- that. becaiLM- he |iv<* in Medford. *a’-f 1,1 Bunday’ • ’••'•H' Doct ’dY-nd*. Large and Miiall .insurance husky and strong a.s ever We are au® Lvtdalil. cxainin. d him and Mr* C N Tobias spent ' r.-mpank-s have b><n feverishly ac­ glad to know It Bunday with hla abler. Mr. and tive in an effort »r> forestall action tn-litmen;.- at ihr sfate hospital. at Mr.- Curl M(>r».int|ialcr in Nashville. •ot the mtdtca! pmfu.don in opponiKdliunuqo Mrs. Eeari Barrett fc> rpctidlng lhi« ,tion t<> commercial ia-idth insurant*-; Funeral services fur. Jolui H. The. Mk-hit-ail Stale Hnline*' -.it-:k w:ith friends in Detroit and )tml Committee on the Beagle, a rt-Uden*. of Hastings. w< i.- .Camp Me-tUlte A. s .-di.-n ii.<et- at l/ 'ili Baneit t. visiting In-r aunt* in PHONE 2240 HASTINGS held at the First Baptist church r,t !1 Rapid* July 27 tn Augu-t 6 i Kalmnaroi ■ Calllornia State Medi­ Saturday. July 32. Burial ua.< in the H' v Lk-yd II.' L:-. n tr- nn. iJcnt um! now th-' Michigan cemetery ■ -■ at Wa'.dron./lle was born Ambng thi sprakers will by- Dr. tl-e L A S nl Hu- home of Mr. nnd Floyd GarrL-on Thursday in Allegan county. January 9. IH7S. Stanley June... a ndsuonary to In­ Mr rl-.L'ion of individual.* or orgahira- and was united in marriage i<> MB - dia.. who is making hia third vlsU There was a large crowtf and a fine tKMk -Also might engage in health Ara Kipp at Waldron on May 13. to Eaton Hap^ds. . time >ftt insurance ' “ I8fi» He dad July 20. 1933. H- :• ■ ■ -sufvivid by hia wife. Mrs. Ara >f Iwalth insurance, as learned- upagu.. and two children. Mr•• Mur­ Mto Susie Phillips Come and bring 1 Ovi-r in our nrigijb.rmg town ...... ............... ........... -cJ Hujr BalUc Cwi[ and • aKa, your friends. Lowell the annual Sh ;w Boat pno* operating in forty countries, iduhion has i*-l->im- un iiutituti i-r.press their conviction that defect..spoil ori-d by village otAciul'. in inherent in the principle of “Where Better Fopdi Ctut Leit” TO TEST TWO 1933 health Insurance LOCAL NEWS The PASS-Word of the Road BLUE CLEANUP PRICESon SUMMER GOODS Men s and Ladies Bathing Suits ;S“,“’2.23 Regular $1.98 M.59 NOW Regular $1.50 79c H.19 Dress Straws COc the Store. Choice - Hastings, Mich. COFFEES Butter 26c Del Monte n. Z7c A-l CoE.ee il 19c McLaughlin’s Zbc I Flour Pillsbury’s 24^ Sack 8§c I Mill ACTS IN COURT ;ati < »hc plans to be ultimately considrn-d should embody ' Tin- constitutionality of at Past 1 A plan to • provide lor free two of the acts adopted by the 1933 ihoi.--' nf n physician by th- iti-ured legislature, t* to be tr»t.-<F in couft. limit at ion hot.-the dt- In Wayne county, a suit h.«- bicn started to determine thc linality of ot dividend., to insurance com* the state retail m><*' tax An-Ahe r -an; is threatened to determine wheih’-r panua. not the cliam ‘ store licenwtt Control bv . the profession of or tax bill i* tn accord with tin- state m<Wfal .enlce. constitution. Tins act became cforpaniratlnns who might en£tgr tn fective after both Iwusc of n-p:<.-cntatlres and senate had ovetnd.li <> health insurance for protit T-'u- committer whose report It*' the governor s veto It provide* thaindividual or company owning to- < n adopted toy the House of Delc- the single store wauld not apply for tic* will now prepare t’s plans and aa UiMinsc or pay any tax Thc total program tor thc.c<’tuldrration of the tax for two *u>re> under the same Michigan Stat.' Medical Society at ownership would be 910 while the ;t< ai.nual meeting in September tax for 25 store* under one owner­ ship would be 42.570 For each store VOTERS MAY PASS ON ... ever 25. thc annual tax under Uie They are still only — 5|500 In ii short time they will be around Si9.50 due Io higher labor fabric prices. Buy Now and Save! WATERS CLOTHES SHOP If it isn't good, we don’t carry it SMALL LOAN RATE Ham Loaf “■ XOc I Circle S Picnics CkottT Quality Minced Ham Fi«« lu».i.«* 2 Choice Veal Roasts Chickens Fancy Freth Dressed lb». ib. lb. I0c 25c 14c 16c Meat Loa£ - l§c > > B««f Steak. Creund. DEL MONTE CANNED FOODS SALE FRIDAY and SATURDAY TiK hfpnrime.it ct S: ked to pas* on the (urn. oi a proP<*rd constitutional amendment which would *et the legal rate ot interest on loan* ot 4390.or less »t io per cent per year. Backers of tlie i amendment announced " that they Thcv will attempt to secure' sutlicient — ‘o nkitiotis ;a pigee the > SUNDAY —MONDAY RICHARD BARTHELMESS In Hit Beit Since Talking Picture! Began ifnrtoble vatuag* pipu entertainment, which begin* at I ociock <>p each evening of Tiiur/day Friday and Saturday. Angus' In as tone It as the Show B: not a money ttigking venture pnee oi admission has been fix 35c. which is barely enough to cover price no one heed f^-1 obliged- U • uy away front Hu* unique and en­ joyable entertainment . NEW LEGISLATION CHEVROLET BETTERS ’ AT FINAL LEGISLATION PRODUCTION OF 1932 ----------- Seldom in the stat* * hutory ha* .... final ...V-. adjoutnw«u...'Vuh on»' 15 da>'5 '=r're one any teguiature. .. at it.* ment sesaion. enacted new - tegtri*- half ol the year, production of new tion Yet thu wa* done by the 1933 Chevrolet rar* and tracks equalled tegulature in adopting * bill pro- the fuli twelve month*' production vlding that *11 delinquent 1932 taxe of 103-- !l *'•*-* announced by W S Knurtver.. president presi-tent and and ’ n NovemlK r 1934 A! the present could be paid without penalty, in- Knudsen, lie legal lnteri-4 rate on loan* tere.«i or rollectton toe* until No-., tnamp-r »t Chevron: Motor Com. .1 or t* three and one-hat! 1 1933 The bill adopted by the leg- J»«"' On the basis of prearnt ishuun- is identical in purjmse with ute*. July production thi* year will nt per month. a rr.MiluLon iwv.ed by thr Stele Ad- .rampan- favorably with that of May r-miM-r attr­ minutrative Board three week* ago •fid will be ’.Iw best-July since 1W9. »r. Saturdi}. July 29. member* of The blH. which now await* thr gov- Empi.r.-«rent totals have ascended CitnL-n Consistory A A 8 ernor1* signature or veto. als> pr >- >r"m 33J?3 !ar, t!ic S?,dl,nK residing in tht* .vicinity headed vide* that register* of deed* may ac- January 7. o.^thi* year, to 40.643 .or: A report on., toy local chairman Dr. Denr.t* Mur­ cept for recording Aerds or land ’he week ending Saturday. July. 8 i ray arc invited to attend the Find contract*, bearing certificate* from by cnc of * Worrit'd * yam on thread made of Day ever staged by thu s.. — —Fi« Id -----------------------------thc '-•rganauditor g?nrra! or county<tr?asititled Tn- i-’aticn Members of tlie family are .urer*. ehowing that' 1932 or prior .wool. t» so called tram Worsted, a fammu market-town in Nor­ was enjoyed •1*° invited taxes are delinquent.once T-..4 ..mo ..-.11 Kt . - - -_________ 1 folk. England MT? Ell? M^Cote^ed^^dtMl' Abnut oi th®’ home* in the Morn- m Gorden* located in Ionia ..‘”r “m\“ .nsJKj s.': ££ "nr"'dr,8‘,!2 2"" “ county or. County Read 583 There are to be amusement* for Rapids Camp everyone—boatinc. bathing. Ashing. atdaaoo early Tuesday morning eft- per CTr,t tQ ” e,^ evening. July golf and ether gamra tn which all er a lingering Hiner*. Shr v a* l irn D^pte. Chep. Btuy. Biscuit, ante) d«r. .-. may partictayt.' starting at 2 00 ” in Barry county but b*\b«*n a .'Ml- c.reaay Creek and Tub are names of Kalamaaoo (or 50 .years year wjrid’a* a M. uniter direction ot Henry W. dent ot Kalamazoo ------ — for nv.,.**, town* Kentucky interpreter of lix Lightner The . ... ■■ ■—»■*. t } Tile funeral will be be held at ■> the • " • " •- • A Ane time t* being mucipated* Jddersme and Klein iutirira! fuwna| T-e equator crosses Africa wverilj Further infurmauon may be seuured on Thursday afternoon at tao hundred milqa touth ot the southern. from Dr. Murray. a clock with burial in BanAdd. | boundary oi the Sahara Desert. | “HEROES FOR SALE” Comedy—Colortonc Revue, "Nursery Rhymes' LATEST NEWS Rum-. Itaikn riidlny rile Hire HOU' n lighted and down Flat Bin <ctn . ,.n ; tniiid playing alterui;]> .. ■ a niaanificani chorus ol tif The Show Ikh: Warne Rose ' Fall Suit! Feldpausch’s - Phone 2272 earlier trimm accoui Scot Indian living Balt Keller Sunoco PRICES for FRIDAY and SATURDAY on th< Scot Indlar Don't Delay Buying Your Andrus Service We Deliver barrag tile oi run* v IlMI Bl In Ihr push i for Boys Regular 98c High Test . At Regular Gas Price! tdghtc Balt tor In MOTOR FUEL Motor Oil TIM­ i ‘double ” In pitche Bathing Suits SUNOCO Knockless Performance AL-G Adults 25c; Children 10c TUESDAY RALPH BELLAMY, MAE CLARK “THE PAROLE GIRL” Paramount Pictorial'and Cartoon Comedy—"Prosperity Blues" TEhf CENTS TO ALL WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY JAMES DUNN and SALLY EILERS. The Famous Team of Wisecrackera “HOLD ME TIGHT” Cartoon Comedy—"Bpaco’a Draw Back” LATEST NEWS Adults 15c; Children 10c FRIDAY — SATURDAY A1 Story A» Old As Time ... But New On the Screen “CASEY JONES" Comady—"The Plumber and the Lady" Added—Silly Symphony Cartoon TEN CENTS TO ALL Two Be beard.- st.-i nd i this S nnd 3 Harbo tip ta nnd tl ably l |»-nd<-i lll-4-.cd Udi. V �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JULY l», 1933 — ------- 7 i GOLFING NOTES ICHINCH-BUG ATTACKS | „„ w SpOYtl'H^ ItCWlS Friday. Saturday and-Bunday will I MICHIGAN CORN CROP [Ruth Marcy of Crystal Luke the' GROUP No. I be busy days at the Hastings Coun-;T . _. --—~ , .pa-H »'««• . try dub thi* week. On these three :lnvaaetf uruucu Field* riciun May luuy Be uv Total ivmu Mr. ur. and uno Mrs «r». Roy i«»y Roberts Hounrts and ana 'day* golfers will qualify for the an- j -* •In.rcl. ------- •- •n»n.i Lola ’It• March ot 1. •**1«'• •'’ w »' «nd«nAL-GON-QUIN INDIANS ,, _ eviete nual Club Championship Tourna-: „ .. » ,.^.t were in Ik-avrrton from. Tues«1 Not Slopped Stopped by by.Barriers lyithiy where they izawdi mint. At prcM-nt the champion-1 Barriers [day until F^day pirtwd WIN DOUBLE HEADER sMp trophy te held by Kim Sigler. * ' East East Lansing. Lansing.— —Immediate Immediate control control Ihuckleberries. huckleberries. XJ ■' Tin* Al-Gon-Quin Indians made h T™™**** afternoon there wlhbsi injures to stop the advance ot the* Mr and Mr* Wm McKnight and I three wins in a row bv winning a |l,J*r'c*ub '’‘“Uh between The chinch-bug Into Michigan com children c( Wilmette spent the week •double header last Sunddv Rc0* Bc<'r* ,nd ”n,c N‘“r Bwrs” i ntI,u ar,l "«««>' 10 threat- end ut Wall l ike with Dr and Mn> ... In .i._ tlie flrat ------game nkiheldrr I—.„—. '** play oB a t,e- T*’° COMlcat* have ened field* from this pest, accord- B G. Finnic n eteht tn a,r5idy bccn heW' ’ ,ng to **ie entomology department; Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Cook and fainpitched the Indians to an eight to » k'"- K. > -The Real Beers" won the first Bl Michigan State College. Illy were gu.sU of Mr and Mrs. Wai-. seven victory over the Hastings instances of totally ruined crops rr al Hie Fu-iiqr cottage at o! P’nine and .Warner won the match by the significant score of 3-2. but took a decisive drubbing on jn certain area* have been inspected Saddlebag take. . nightcap from the Irving team by a thr hext. Now. according to the by member* of the entomology dr- ! Tilt- following schoolmates of theLiX to three count. Aller trailing by a score of five to captain, tiujy're out to make It 6-4 parttnent. One 20 qcre field of corn Barnum m-Ika>1 spe nt !.i •. Wednes‘a . .... .. .. ~ in la* hawee county w a* pat a* if day uith Mr- ArLe Splndln and one t^e Indiana opened up with a .Mis Robert Walton nnd Mrs Roy lt had been rolted down, and Other enjoy-.’d a jx>*. luck dinner. Mr*. barrage of hiu in the last inning of tlie opening game to score ‘seven Hubbard will meet tn the finals of pirCrS arc rapidly meeting Hu* sainelFred Vivtau of Grand Rapid.*-, Mrs. . Jennie’Coits. Mr Myrtle Bulling, run* which wen- sufficient to sew up the Women s July Handicap Tour- r„le | The chinch-bug -h an. ordinary Mr* BcN.e Ailardif.g, Mr*. Ru-e, the game. Thc Knights came back nainrnt Friday afternoon. JoImi Ketcham snot the course In year by year resident of Michigan: Loni and Mrs M c BeVa r. in their halt of the same inning to P«r. 3«. Saturday afternoon and nnc j only fcachci dangerou*,numbers Mr. and Mr- Ch i-. Farthing,’ push across two more counters btit were unable to get the tying run made a 76 for the 18 holes, litis is |n season:, which favor its muhipll-; Mrs L>rm Osgood and Jack left lust oije of the best records made by an cation. It w a small gray beetle.^Thursday fo;- Balin, llhnou, where; on the bases. amateur on the course this reason. f t wJce the ,, )74 . ol a pln h ,. n d wilhithev will visit relailves ivr two Score by innings: 0-----0 0” 1 0 0 0 0 ~7—8 1 >rrt* marking* on Hie Immature in- 'week*. Indian* ~ r,rl<‘},y nra-!<c 1 C«m*’ wllL’ln “t” ...... 1 j o I 0 1 0 0 2—7 u’“‘ lwo wbllc spoU on Uu’ M c B<Wi. r vts'tcd Mrs L. print Batteries—Bachelder and Comp Nnmhtradult*. jM Curtis of Free jiort Friday ', n-.,.,.. ,.„,i ,rP f?umbc.r rtve.. He made a fine iron n u now deserting oat and barMr. and Mr- Gilbert Mclx-od and -------------- _ ...------.... nnd Mrs. Leonard Wachter! •. . rolled up to tlie cup but not in. I[corn. —... ---------Its u_,... habit of -----traveling on ,. foot [spent Hie week end uit|» Mr. and In the last game the Indjatis Mured ONE GROUP OF 0. w I nnai cm rrnn ininrrH permits the construct inn of a barrier Mr* Will Ourhnger of Cadillac two tuns in the first aTRIrour in the Mrs David Vail of Muskegon and iccond wluch enabled them to de..­ LULAL uULrEnS INVITED Which »tops Its inarch and traps the with Reinforced TO GRAND HAVFN MFFT insecu *o they can be destroyed. ;Miat<s Vivian and shirk v Schray feat the wine Irving tram which IU UHHIW HAVCn IflCCI barrier is made l>v dragging it of Elmhurst. HHool-. d Mrs. earlier In the se-.uou gave them a । . । Back for long wear. Amateur golfers of this com. .weighted plank along the ground to Alice Holme* purt of I»ui aet-k. trimming. A walk and two doubles. toK.. u...vu .... «> t.xAccounted for’awu two .utui runs in tlx* .in». first. nninity are invited to enter the un- r<Mm «««««»> path 10 or 12 inch.-.: Mr and Mis. Clyde Buell and In the second after two were out nu41 tournament held by the Spring ' Hote, ate dug in the renter <■! family attended Hr- .Dunrt tamlly Warner wa* lilt by u pitched ball, lake Country Club ut Grand Haven ;t,,is P8*11 12 i'K-'hr* dtep ,-md M to 3C .reunion at Kalamazoo Saturday and, Kw walked and Hackiu-y doubled from Auk 4 to 6 inclusive. The en-• *tr*P '•'•’•‘i l**c *< ck end with Mr. and to right held scoring Warner and try fee will also include u compli-7[tfth *“r 1"“l r,n '4,<le Mr' .E'1 Corey ut Gt.blo Mbs Ruse, Comp walked and scored with mentary ticket to a da rule on Satnr- t,’c i**1’11 ,u'x' to ,he rr,rn “,Id and, Phyllis who has been viuting telaof Rayon Crepe. Plain Hucknry on Robert’s doubb* to right day «tenlng, Aug. 5 Tropltys will be Ulks Ur Mrll’ ** ‘>'*“’4 i<*, lives in Gob!. - and C.;l<lwater re-I ■ending Hie scorirw- Irving scored presented to the winners of each'touch ’hr r,l”c of ‘'arh ,lljle 111 .{uni<d home with them Winton rrand Printed Patterns— «■» - two in Hie, recrind on an error und night. of Hie holes should • maiued ior a In*’ weeks' visit ins • b<- beveled......................... and t)u- bottoms coverHl, grandparent*. two .*.ingl>-s, mid one in thc fifth by ' IMncDcmncuTO i ncc (with two or three inches ot hydratMr. and Mn Harold-Rowland and ed lime. -t.imilv attended th<- musical pro­ 'Dm- giimc war. called hi the sixth IffULrtniUCPl IO LUoC TO COLORED GIANTS I The rhlneh-biiR dislikes to ernv, 1 iqam at tin- South'Brethren church­ mi account of rain. —__ I Um? strip of (ar and follows along it - Sunday, Score by liming.-.: Hastings Independents established l length till it falls in Hie holes and Mr. and Mr.' Donald Gager and1 Indian-2 4 0 00 I? V Cotton Rayon — — u 2-0 had over thc P M. Colored Is s^goca’iii in the lime. The iivcct. um Morgan of ‘Itartford were in Bnilcricx Indians. —........ - —-------... Warner nnd Giant*during thc first eight Inningsjmay be numrroiks enough so the;Woodland Hundayttird Monday LI Striped — of the. game here Saturday but a'hptes should be cleaned out and' Mbs Hilda Bumni Visiting M1m< Keller. Irving. Duke* and Wood. batting rjiHy by Hie visitors in thejlresh lime udded every two or three Dorotliy Brown ul Mani.-t<-e Ulis' ninth combined with two costly er-,davr iweck. HOUSE OF DAVID TO tors by the local team let in four* Tlie barrier should lie jdared be-1 Mrs Rena Culler »f**nt Sunday PLAY INDEPENDENTS riins Trailing by two counts, .the[tween the corn and the grain fields!with Mr» Stat < and*family Independents just missed tying the from which thc bugs arc moving If at their r it ige on Saddlebag lake, Two Game Scries With the score and tlie game ended 4-3 in I the chlhch^ig* are nlrcaiiy in the Mr. and Mr*. Kart Paul and fam­ | y Fine Quality. Knit favor of Hie Giants. Preston, young)com. tlx* barrier can 1Amade a fcw'iiy weiv giu-etJ; ot Mr. and Mrs. Kr-( Bearded Players Never Freeport hurier. pitched a great'rows in advance of Hu* iiwcts. The ne«t Shorno at the cottage at Jor-I Styles. Lacks Interest game and deserved to win Parker of I chinch-bugs suck the sap from Hu- dan lake lor the we-.k end. Middleville In — as relief plants- — and travel— only— a.-'------fast — a-- ■ — Ml* Elnora Rowland Hustings Independents and the ---------- — went -—— ----- --pitcher -------- - -------—-------•— — -------- Rave bearded House of David nine will :e- in In '.lie '.tie ninth and gave a|> good itood ac- nece.vary nece.varv to reaelj reach fresh food supsun- .birthday birthday party nartv Saturday S it irtlav in honor of । new a rivlhry of several scasops’ count of himself. 1 [plies. [MiM Belly Kunbl* . birthday, standing m u two i-amt- •a-ries in re Only three innings of thc game. Damage done by the insect^ is apt; Hilda Sumin and Lucy i this Saturday and Sunday. July 29 with Grand Ledge had been torn-1 to be most .serious in the southern ’I.inu were Grand Rapids visitors lust: yard Porto Rican. and 30. In tin- past the. Bblitdh pteted. Sunday, when a deluge of । three tier* iSaturday tier., of couhHij* couhtlq* but totaj total low lossiSaturday I of ----corn1— crops Mr. and Mrs. Will Flory and Mr. I . Harbor iiirgrrgatkon have fumi-djed tain interrupted [further play. "" will follow .invasion*-! ...... 1 Good Quality — !in any locality. Tlie bugs are not।and Mrs. Perry Flory attendi-d the' the local batsmen with some of Hu-' , ------- -»■<■«■------------ --------A};>.«■ n>-.-1 ci>m|x-j|ljon on the schedule STANDARD Oil. TELLS . । evenly distributed but appear ... in: funeral of Frank Price of Nashville i ’nnd the games this year will prob-, ABOUT NEW GASOLINE, I greater numbers in In wmr some lixialith-.-.'Sunday. localities. Sundiiv. nbly be no exception, Tin- Indr- , *1'' Standard Oil Company L>;thnn in-others. All fartneri; should i Mr*. Fred Bush of Los Angelcr. p>-ndetiu have had n great record P'*bll’-hing a scries of six announce-:immediately ln.s|x-ct their fields to:and,Bobby Bush at H istings un* to far-this season and have • fur- *n4-nt* in the Banner starting in this■sec if tp* chinch-huR< are pr:.-en*.. ’spending thc ?.*■. k with Mr. and nbhed fun.* with some rniaiw. base- -,JU,UP‘,r l,M‘ ,n,‘rl’-s V the J ” * *’ " ' ‘ •Dull. • >ww Sujxrrfuel for sate by all Btan-| dard Oil dealers They claim f<» this new motor fuel at least seven 1m-1 RELEASED IN THE FALL !'■; Lar.-in; - L-I.-II. ii,. work in an portant advantage*, not Hw least of | Oil station. Mr Claire Lambert of 116-118 EAST STATE STREET — HASTINGS, MICHIGAN which u that it cell* at the price of nrw conscrvaUon motion pic- Lake <>1«- ,u will take J>i.. place be-; the regular gosolirtr. Bunner renders turps pnxlurtlon ()f wJllcl, was IX„,. j-mnlng work iwxr w.' k, Mrs Herold who are driving cars’ are urged tn, j fro|n JM2 nr(. expcctl.d lo 1m. OlaNUS . L ax-isttng;cotton. J. W. Kilpatrick and Perry keep in tou^^th lhcw several an- relcaH^ ln th(Sfu]| b>- lhl. E-ilu.a. m,„ Au :;n in the store thi* week ‘ lurntnn. were in St- Johns on bus!Single Man nouncementa which npix-ar July 26.. tlon(ll ni.,)(i|on oI the Department M;-• \ tiC’.i BrattMn und Mr. and ■Monday. Atnni-i 2, 9, 16. 23, 30. !bf Conrenatlon. Mrr-. F o To drive an automobile in a °'n‘c W®™* reunion will COUNTY*! INF i Tl"' l,lrlur' J* weri* taken more head-on collision ulH> another .... HJid Mr. w <. .< > Ml J11 K,. 1R.1(1 a. Monwn Patk. Tlmmopple automobile at Ionia Free Fair HWA>.„ H«m~n !lak’“’J?’“ v „„ ,,, Mr, K,.uU. „' Orrll.,,..; .nd »n."I"*" " opening day only’. August II. hun-u. ot lu.un,. VMM »«r.i •; t“«l»1 ,”* •AVPIUiU trt mntaMto. Mr.,. I “'• Wl M” ^”nk K lwlrtek d.y» Ll .hr tov ol Mr b™- •‘'"I "1’ ' '••' In iComiei-Hon with Congrevs und Mr. Will OrrllniK-r ,* "•»'" Ail . H U,:,.. ,.r«l ..Mr .u>A Mrs . «»" ItoW ntoto to" «■>« W. , tiirmiglt.northern Michigan. forty mites per hour nr no pay. Mr. r.mr I. Orrliin ur .nd Mr, 'Irt,m cl,lb*. ehurelw. und Gtenn Efland. Must give unconditional rr_____ ___________ _ __________ Mr- Henry Ihulid, who has been Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver of lemx* In rare of Injury or I that a lew prints of each will be visiting m Oklahoma has returned Hastings and Bobby Blough of ThurMlay. . ; included next fall in the loan srrv- to *■■ Woodland and ....a for <.... thc ,i.n present te i. Grand rirnnzt Ledge r^win.. were w*rn Sunday itiina*v uiu>itj, <>i guest* of The Mitres Esther and Gertrude’i, l-ice o[jcrntcd by the Department. staying with Mrs Bella Kopp oi MF. and Mrs: T. C. Munlon. : Schuler of Anu Arbor visited their P hy imill only. addrr*sln»: ' Mr. and Mr*. Leon Tyler and Umparent*. Mr. nnd Mrs. 5. B. Schuler, I , The new pictures nre expected' to Wc.-t Woodland. । include two reels showing all kinds Mr.. Ralph U’ffh-i and daughter* • Hy and Mrs. Daisy Tyler spent the and Helena over thc week end. accornjum <1 Miss Doreen v...... Clary Kwtwcc* and week vnu end wau with ana. Mrs. Wm. of Mr and and Mrs. Mrs Waldo Waldo J. J Gerlingcr (lerllnner।, Michigan lake and Si ream tl-Jlinga^^A....^...vx.. Mill, Milter mulct ut Mr. ’ nnd fnmily of South Sunfield Sunfield visited' visited1 *“h indioitlne haw 1-rede rick Clary to Chicago last week Beaverton. ndinothcr family of ol : South Sunnejd steltml,' ,n.v lM'Onc ,„ wh( ,r„ thw u*i Mr „rf Mn >pent !and hl* Mr* Carrie Lf^rllnger ,n!,J Oh--reel uwill where Mr B and Mr*. | Mf ond Mrs c j and^ter Mr frS^Mn HerZn ’how various Michigan fur-lx arlng Vrre Mill, r ..nd attended the ', Ionia. Michigan. last week at their cottage a^ Hough ­ Wink er Bundai^ evening ' animate Another will Inchide Mteh- World ., l air winiuer. sunaay evening. . |(?an Kanjp blrdg T1;c nfth wU) M. Virfe.inla nnd Ht,rtcr. [’ton lake. 1 Excavation soon will stprt for be of deer hunting in Michigan. <lc- ly of West Woodland #|>cnt Satur- I tlie new church for the Kilpatrick [signed not ’only for hunting inter-'day high! with Mrs Nellie Hitt district. ’> ,est. but to show how and how not; Mr. and Mrs. Ravtnnnd Fun) and;; Mrs. Alla ...» „_ nnniz ann „u.n Schant: Ruth to hunt: how to properly dress a Mr. and Mrs J. W. Hoover V-.ne ' Alr* and tSeMrs Curthd drer. attach the real, and other TtKMtay morning l.;r Trav- rx* City • K’^^rac^tetrict Stam | pointers on drer hunting (where they will pick ch. .Tie., i inS J’®J;oou I Addition of Hie five reels will: ?>J1. :,ria Mf,T j. V Hilbert spent ’’ Sundardinner gucstl • bring thc number of reels available-,Saturday nfte-moon at WallJatc. Icien vJhiov “ for free loan In Michigan to 21. i Mrs. Walk.: M-a.mv. • and /on i°f Mr and v*nc> ----- ------------- » , Cijdc Meadois of Pennsylvania vis-1 mvi- r .*«*• [IONIA FKEF. FAIR / ited Mr. mid Mr.-. J. W Hoover trom „ r , ATTRACTIONS SCHEDULED.' Friday until Sunday and attended a On Sutiday/Mr. and Mrs. Lee KllI I pane torn nutw-dlv from r,Unto!' *'» 1-n‘*1' Od< a park llck had a picnic dinner at Allegan ! *’,Kt “ 'wu5 to,n’ Sundav county park on tM shore*.of Lake -------------- - !AOP IC E S on Ladies' Hats Rayon Rough Crepe s and Ladies’ ling Suits ^$2,23 “08 *1.59 jr Bovs Table —Every Item Mens’ Athletic Suit Ladies* Hats 79c I”;50 >1.1.9 IV COATS $2*00 if the Store » V n't Delay ling You r Cretonne Curtain Net •« 1555 iy Nou’ d Save! I •AY EILERS, Inc. SPICES We carry them to suit every need, at the most economical prices. Cloves yrbel* sad Powdersd. Anise Seed Coriander Seed Ginger Root Ginger Powder Rape Seed Celery Seed Whole Mace Black Pepper (ground) White Pepper (ground) Capsicum Pod* Red Pepper (ground) Dill Seed Hemp Seed Mixed Spice* (whole) Mustard Seed (Black) Mustard Seed (white) Mustard (powdered) Whole Black Pepper ^Capsicum (powdered) '’Tumeric (powdered) Fennel Seed Nutmeg (ground) Anise (whole) Anise (ground) Cinnamon (gaigon) Nutmeg (whole) ' Alum (pow. or lump) Buy these spices in any amount you'wish. NEW STOCK—These spice* are ail fresh. plete New Stock This Season. A Com­ TR. VANILLA COMP. N. F. Guaranteed Not to Cook Out or Freeze Out Screen ... Lady" toon r* co. We Specialize In * Back" Children 10c b Men’s Sport Shirts ... Because the Property Owners Carried No Windstorm Insurance HT” S" 39c every year by WINDSTORM Cassia Bud* Blues'- Ladies’ Panties MILLIONS Lost B. Ward Beam ■IRL” . WANTED TERS’ CLARK Ladies’ Union Suit* J. C. PENNE HES SHOP ry# Rhymes" Children 10c Boys’ Golf Socks 29c brie prices. ALE" lOc Ladies’ Gowns bort time they B around $19.50 o higher labor es Began Men’s Fancy Socks 25c 1 Suit! MESS Ladies’ Dresses $<oo All Misses’ Spring and Summer Straws Cfic •H.2557 ■_ New Items in Our Clear­ ance of Summer Merchandise s sr. kr" sjrjrrax its,« ling Suits isn't good, >n't carry it PENN EYS OO HER GOODS • 98c ----------------- B. A. LyBARKER “Where Immediate courtesy and attention are shown to all” Phone 2115 Hastings, Michigan We Deliver “S'*" ,’te ,««•* i way * tof ’, a classified , n>>‘'.iiion di Sumin-, i “nd other relatives from Galesburg advcrtteement,,D"o.ny Hynw u-turned tetun“>Yhu»da> for a young man on-k hte life and * «mP*«« ‘"P «« BarLhcrn vWlln< a[ Galwbu^ fof *or.B co,u*J'rotlon( Arthur Giddings whi is attending tlx* past week, returned home witli If he wilts he tome* out of the Annur uimiings wna i* muncunt 2a„nt* ordeal richer If he loee*. but then jummer school in Anti• Arte.: spent ;!«««»• June 29. 1933. a terrible windstorm struck southwestern Michigan doing great damage. nwh a Challenge would comldre forJJ*0 '*1* ha. .Alfred Gahid-r of Hickory Corners, a moment thc possibility of failure Mr5- viia*. itaiton no* imuc to ..n^rnoon n«*v attended the Five minute* of hmr-rateing. breath Arbor ta make mi extended • >’'*«* it “k [services Dull lake. t <1.1. • . xcitement te all thc feat wlli:vi5,t wl,h her al*ter. Mr*. James. s^’??f.p8 “at / Midland Park. °' 111 lai ‘c1 Alvin Nottingham is spending the mewliX™. pt lippeir, in thc limnerrr today Clia*. "iii,X»u TH Mr and Mrs I-- «■ “' Faul ot Has-!*?®* al tn® «»> scout camp at Beam, thc prothotor, was Mra. L Paul and Mtea Pauline . Marrv, Viii.Av and Mrs Belllngrhat he would would.nJ allow thi-I Hoover evening a l Harry kiiikk ant! Mrs. Billingasked what he allow __ “pXS 1“ ,.M w ATluuvday ^nnnr m honor with ut MW tor « drivers as protection and he said V. Hltot mr.rt.med <J»ta UW ' “ ' ' "They tot™ can use crash helmets, W or pad themselves all they want," but “.! u,p>. 0111 nririoo ninH ir.et -mi.....tnv ..vonit.B i Among those timse who tire attending as far ns telling them lx>w to pro- Bridge Club hist Tiitir.-vday evening. and have attended the World's fair, Mr. and Mis. John Hauer accom1 jtect ihetnsdves from serious uqclare Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hinar. Mr |dent the boy/will have to figure panied by Mrs. Olafld Wood of and Mrs. Dewey Doster also Cleo that out themselves a.-, no one can Coats Grove leave Tuesday for Warner. j tell wliat the car* wilt do when they Travt-ise City where they will at­ Marion Brown, who ’has been hit. They nuiy go end or end. or may tend the Rural Letter Carrier's State spending two weeks at Trowbridge roll tideways. Thc one thing that Convention. They will be gone until j with her .aunt. Mrs. Leon Wood, has Beam says, he insists that Hie bojG Thursday. Mrs. Ruth Duncan and sons were returned to her home al John Rogcrash at forty tnllc* per hour nnd when they do that they will give the guests of Mr and Mrs. Ora Lehman On Sunday Clark and Alvin Not­ crowd all thc thrill* they can stand­ of East Woodland Sunday. Joe Nowlckc of Roger* City b tingham went with their troop and Tills te only one of thc feature* of .reput master. Herbert Morehouse, for the congress of daredevil* which spending a few day* at thc home of a hike. When they returned Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Dell Williams will be held on Monday afternoon, Miss Katherine Mohler of Grand Morehouse served refreshtfaente. August 14th only at the Ionia-Free Mrs. Sepher Johlison and son Fair.. There will be professional Rapid* i* spending a month's vaca­ Bruce. are spending sometime with motorcycle races, auto (»lo. Jack tion with her parents. Mr and Mr*. her grandmother. Mrs. ^Nichols, Early crashing a motorcycle through Wm. Moliter Mrs. N. J. Brumbaugh of Wash? white Mr. Johnson is attending the a double board wall. *omcr*aulting of Progress Exposition and and roll over cars, funny Fords, and ingtoh. D. C.. Miss Kaib* Fairy and Century Wilson B. Flory of Phillipsburg, a cunvenlion. the Famous Ash Can Derby. . --------------- , T r -—Ohio and Chas. L. Flory of Piqua. OBITUARY. I "Leave some for manners" is a I Ohio, mid Rev. F-tni Flory of Paris, Mnntaret Joy Brawn was bom to j familiar, (able axiom, which has as Indiana, visited their Ulster and hus:ite authority the seventeenth verse band. Mr. and Mrs. G- \V. Teeter a Carl B. and Laurie Brown of Harbor jof the thirty-first chapter of Ec-'^w <teys last wi*ek. Springs, formerly of Barry county. jctatiasUctu: "Leave off first for Mrs. Wayne Long and Mr. John Jan, 14. 1930 and pos.«d from this I manners' sake; and be not unsatl-; Summ,called on Mrs. Crowell'Hatch life July 18.-1933 at the “tie ut three able, lest thou offend." lot Vermontville Sunday. years, six months and four days. ------ --------------------j Mr. and Mr* Carl Nb-thamer and The funeral services were held at | A RO-getter irf a fellow who runs j Mr. and Mrs'. Carl Scofield spent the family home Thursday sfterout of gu three mile* from a filling Sunday in Feanvllle. tjoon. July 20. Burial In Lake View Istation. ., i juv. V. H. Beardsley, Messrs. Ira cemetery, Harbor Spring*. “Xtoi■"Lh‘JS.£«*- /«■»»“ r-'i » Berrien County. Thi* dsnume was done upon the shore dale. Unfortu­ nately Mr, Paul had no windstorm insurance. Since 1885 This Big Windstorm Insurance Company Has Paid to Michigan Property Owners Almost... FOUR MILLION DOLLARS for their losses by windstorm! Forlhepasj FIVE YEARS losses paid have averaged more than $230,000 per year. The cost for windstorm protection in this old company is so low no property owner Can afford to be without adequate protection. Don’t leave your property unprotected another day. The record of this company is unexcelled for prompt and equitable settle­ ment of all just claims and low cost of protection for 48 years. See one of our local agents at once, or write the home office. Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company Largest of Its Kind in Michigan Home Office—Hastings, Mkhig . �THt HASTINGS BANNER WEDNESDAY. JULY U. 1933 PAGE FOUR Hnsfincnt Banner 3~A “cond ,pecul ^tion to! A°e nastings Danner vote candidate* nominated .by Vieu’s and Opinions; What Others Say This and That Jr-nWi, r- I J. T. Lombard and family re-1 Our Srrnh Rank ‘turned on Sunday from Chicago x iCJr/l C/UT OLTup BOOK LjCICkWuYCI vjlailCCS," 'Lire. Lombard's mother from Wls-I tRiRH WELCOME. ' ISSUES* -«* The fioware of summer are 1 Ojere And freshest the breath of the sum Kellogg Camp. Bits of Yesterday 'rim.-six YtnrSAoo today S*r«r .SX tars., In silence' and sunshine A Fine Work. ■ —From Poenui.'' by William' Cui AS USUAL Wiley Post's Achievement. JUte lomatoex are in market. Anb potwdy to care. QUITE SOME CONTRAST. 1 TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. ' len Bryant. .11 CiDtmt TEAK Superintendent of Public IiutrucGold W5 3-«. ' sure f have five green acres Globe-Circling Records. The administration of President Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hopkins re • Hon N. Barlow and John Hutch-’‘An' not a cause for groun*. ------ -----Franklin D. Roosevelt is in public [ Few spots in Michigan are being turned ,?4t“71l*^.froni FUnt ‘^'ktes left Monday morning for a six ’ An' while there's room my within . . Time U« «!,» . « of money „ mon «. Sta a on. At, devoted to a more worthwhile pur- thr> -----------__ -------------------attended the engineers cun- ,w!ts- aofaurn In Minnesota heart ire got on thc Job. One ofhi»-first kre-<’. he is tryirtg to do something 1XIM. |han ...... tjM............ . of pine vention.. vention.Thee They alsn abo vlxiterf visitedxtr Mrand and " . have .sold . . thlrty-aix . Messer Bron, There's room within my house. ' Time U but an expressive official utteranceswas to ask for an worthwhile for thc general Pumlc-, formerly knownas Lindsey's Grove. Mr*. Leon Manning at Durand. Neil Purge raid .pr.opn.ita or Mr«n mUllor. d.rl- J£ " not only "1'X“ ,‘S5i “ £!'■ uhida has now been developed intoMuse* BnuTcnS rtMhSli. defining daylight from i Heou toying, but‘l»T he is» DO-1 Katherine Ainsworth of o! ’“""""u" theoretically recording the flight q ING something. But what a con-1 iNfofJc, — •»-• — — «— -• ------• EC OH Nrr HIX MOXTBR B0« lull « one commrauta » «pU>' wry t>„ nmoewro -Mra.reur.u' K, Yr^i.nu ,«,u u UU. Udn>; . GREEN RIVER the planeU of thc Universe througl When breeze* are soft and skies unfatiuxnable since "‘ix-A’in'iC•r'SrV' T"“F’ ‘UUdi * ”Wto?‘ Mtehs«an minir.raUon. rax six mniu.m ntalh,.ln '5 .tte “' I however, b0,,„r. xinre improvement* ,mprm-m.nl. are be- Cnwwter Chtanor inks mis week. «.«, I Uta ;M,In,,1C3.re oX nn.orc. n^'wbMt were Thc Past, with ita memories of thi orrkinr n u-a: . ..t x i v irei * g made niade almost continually. Here Mr. a buslneaa btulncss man. economist and cxecxr- executive execuihc offire office at»t Lansing Luwng has hMii(n lng -v' and Mrs. Clayton taux and t.Xhitutci| at tiw store- uf Messrs . ilHnnmlni.'rt <lovertur Comi ...... ___un ■_______ .__ .__ and . ____ «•’% „ cutlvc c . bI<_ of a lmnd ctenwrotrau-dthat thM Gwemor Cqm, dernouruhed hand.- Mrs. Herbert Sprague of Grand DMr r steal an bostr from study and care. accomplishment* and endeavors o cniih capjoie or usmg a nrm nana Jlock u M much of g U1 ure tflJ the cappcd chlIdn.n are „VC|. thc pnvi. Rapid* acre gueat* of Mr and Mr* *XM,’c“L.on. Btt’lJr’iay. vanished races, recedes from u v biivii -*•». ------: -•—. fo 'tab.ndav -j-.uuulltv la excellent and thr And hie me away to tlie woodland with speed of light flashing into tin 5 to run the school business. I. seems job aa President Roosevelt is a sue- lege .™— of outing* m«conducted L av. wiinur acene. uncter Wilbur iaru> Lane on Sunday quantity simply enormous all over conditioo* that probably compare Mr and Mrs Otto Huavind leave ,np“uiora‘uua «» . to have gotten another idealist and cess in hl* position.. Tfie people Where wanders thc stream with darkness., sweeping all our sorrow Michiganwere were withGo-.vmor Governor and hopes hi Ila path. * 1 thecriat" Michigan with Co:Com-] favorably with any private camp in for Indtenapolb. Indiana.' Rob. n Brady is building a -----water* Of green; ADVERTIBISU XATtn. new stock when he assumed his duties al; the state. where they will spend their vaca- building to t>> occupied by Mr As if tlw bright fringe of herbs on Thc Present. With its knowledg and workmanship, is licre but i Lanurg. Mast Republicans as wcllii • . . .' - mm. lUfiriak. ' ! Bunch ot Hastings as a teed store.— LEEBOVE AND COMPANY. fleeting moment, like a peal of thun ns _________ Democrats wanted him to At present there are 7? boy* and I,r ®nd Mrs. McClain of Jerome.Had given their stain to the'wave der. then mingles with the echoes o There 1* a rising Ude of resent- make good. But what a flop! We 77 gtrb attending. Tlie object of v,llc- ohl°- arr •n*’1'* of Mr and Nashville Items. Tlie bridge U getting worse ewyi they drink; that, all but forgotten, becomln ment against Governor Comstock agree with the Detroit Saturday ’the camp I* to build these children Mrs. John McLravy The men were day. Many now m havebequite a notion And they, whose meadow* It niur- chronicles of history. K.Nuth’ tiiat Governor Comstock «f'»t «n iron one will thc cheajwst even by member, ol bu own P..G- dSuM Meo .townm>a out «»d lei IU.!j up both physically’ and mentally. But thc gloriou* light of the Fu mini through. Coiuequcritly toe daily program in- goy*. Al are spending the week at to p(U ,u pUtc wben ev<>rythinB Tfople »re .t . fore to explain «hy ,lllk. 4„d cmucleoueu.-1 ...................................... ____________ cludu well-balanced rncub. plenty P°dunk lak? ls €Ofts;ifc.rw, Have named the stream from tts rtec. until Ita expectation* c the chief executive clings .so tight- Jieutonant gov-rnur take the Job of time ntnr foe fur sleeping sW.puw and And resting, out Mrs Wurrm Warren \v:tm« Wilcox and Mr and Mr, i own fair hue. achievements, liapjunu** and con ly to thc hand ol Isaiah Lccbovr. uvr. Mr Stup-.dings" couldn't d । dour dOur amrta IwnUy and Mr Mr and Mr*. Henry : s[x>rt* and instruction in {amlJy • Yet its sliallon*.* „ pure iu water* -------- —------------- tcnlmcnt. beckoning u» ever onwar a New York criminal attorney u,,y *GrH! ll ** tned—Elton Eaton handicraft Kahler returned on Monday to their ,Charles IV. Garfield are ungnt toward that ahlnlng goal of glory. whose chenu have Included such PIyrn0Ulb M"‘sl , , , , STwfhX^nf‘ Mr?* With colored pebbles and sparklesuf winch can'be attained only throug ' FATHFTH again ‘•V ‘rmte hat ‘he average gain tn * ’*k *“h Mr. "id Mr.. Broawii vtetous -underworld character* k* nonts-K ,hi HLEA JHF™,.A °*IN :: wh X ,,cl per Dorothy - - Life At 85 Enjoying I«hL kindness and co-operation towal S,K ‘^2S A£Sn. S' <» Bronson and ..Mb* “‘S.HTf? •'Us»" Diamond and Arnold Roth- WaUi al. tla• *udnm of a Soiojnon. . threc-weck session indicates the the Withcy cottage at Gun lake °"r <if the. most popular chltrns And clear the depths where Its one another. and three or four Mfchi' Plato- dtnn‘te ««*«•«* being achieved Cer- M1'* Marguerite HcUmanpergcr "< Grand Rapid* M a man who lias eddies play. 49 E. Slade St . stem. Even assuming tiiat Mr. Lee- a Semites, ,?'far u . . ‘hrow.’l m for good mraaure. Michi- tftln |wUvWub1 g0 ronald„. and MIm Beulah Mead returned mad- a splendid record as a busline .......... ...... „ deeiwn and 1M W11U1 „ flV. And dimple* whirl away. .. . . Palatine. III. bove b bubbling over, with xeai to ga»* Pr.nek H O'Brien, aiiomey- , ew^jronriderthree wX' sTay Jnan. as ‘w-li « ..i-jy..,.--, speckled .— ---- =- -----•-- - --hiwZUu • stay A,,d tare. pUuit-tocca arms ■ . <Contributed to Hastings Banned serve thc commonwealth of Michi------------ ------------------------------- -- — gatnx not o: 4 P.miu-ll.-ni<I from four to yus eightaverage jiounds—being Camp — on North —Mr. Mr. nh.riM Charle, iW Garfield. Mr. o'er shoot by autlior. not to be reprinted by The swifter current chat mines it* ««>■ Publisher for commercial sad Washington bland near the Wtaiikrficld has passed hl85th, mil.-gan faithfully and well, there a6; j uncommon. stone lit. lifetime *" he *hu. root, <>r .uIvvrtlMiig purpose—Wm. HJ consto shore. “ rDuring ' **** ’~~ RECALL AND IMPEACHMENT other advuors in the Dctnoera'ic MbMia Mildred end Leia Van been a business man and u banker, •Through wiioae shifting leaves. One little boy at one of the ses­ A moremrnt is underway to recall «<> «■'*’«> »>» governor Could A Quotation you walk Hie hill. ■ »«33—All right* reserved. ' of ........................ Garrett. Indiana B«ue an ap-. ................. — “nd •*»•>• «’PWtaU>W« •»“ sion* -tata seemed .» to »»>r have quite ap-. Houten No **• one Governor Comstock. Recall differs afford to listen. *■'“ person ■"••• p. Ufo lor milk fold rlalmed Uial h. ol Uta BUB. and u«fo. Mr W J««r In an totem™. pW>- •The quivering glimmer of sun and , *•’* , nil j Compulsory automobile insurance never had had a cliance to drink all Bnd Mrs. J W. Armbruster, and li’hed in .he Grund Rapid, bunday from impeachment and tbe two knows all there is to know about .4 A/A.y has gener­ hl- wanted Thi* matter wm xm family the past week Herald, he tell* why be rttllI keep* ,WUI. . ,,.d*n A.»h on <te w 1“ Q^.llMUIn. DmuM M Be Brexu, a B»Yn»nr»l->eta Bl All • A"ally the good dr ill •adjusted. ' hrorerer. -nd the Util. l2JtU E*r.' the met Umt Dime t<» protaee tor oturax. Therefore ' A restaurant in New York offers i fellow towed away eight big glaax- TU'ENTY YEARS AGO TODAY ’I1'1* ’x“‘d ..51?’a! Ji ike tn,. w,'v n... qualities he attrib retaWB, a ehlet exfohUve [torn “ “ “to”1 “'A' WW‘' « full.* in short order and mack, a big and Mr* C P LathTOo arc .* CS-,r,te7,.' ’J!* ", , ?•“»« > “» utes tu mankind.—•. nnprexvion on the ninth! One of acting a* chaperone* foFi party of,ru ’’ ?Ka,i^L. Vi'’ol " < Oh. Irivehrel there the a|>rfng days 'ra' ' . ____ t , r • • omre «re «Mom uta .never have *nouM re, tanrlhlmt MnUler lurkShens tone. i tlw- children ut I hr nr. wn- u.u.nn Tu a .. 7 . *. ’ ' trie, to »hoW that it WHS m*ITC liWHl I vonu. I in British Columbia an ordlnand । t.h cniiaren at tro* present session thc loll wing young people, who an- !hr,.e fw!. ,n diameter The seed', been Uta m IM. .Ule, », in™ '»« behind IM. iltata.1 rombtasaid she couldn t rftnember of ever wjounung nt the Grunt cottage at . ‘,L? I'.*...n ,.T t.I crew a s With blopoaiK and bird*, and wild requires filling stations to close a SS“e^„n:,te’^l,h2 g"? ‘it si!r wi“i *a?™ K«« heirAlth a brief dieeuifta or wliab ; 8 o'clock in thc evening. . 1 they meanlegblatlve committee invc«tttb .diiS and Lr rof. Mu.; B< rnlce Shenrun ln, home nurt<m Stref. s E tn i ’'impeachment is a method provtd- «N''^ tabbing <of which Charg­ l\erafi/voun«iw th«7 °‘a.d?S ’7;"'r »«» AU but two ol the •Oeauliful I ed by the constitution of Michigan F Pxrk'T of thu county wu* u memr- mrreto-and dri-t b-nem ‘ o« b«ith Bend Indiana. Mw w lll;, honi(? Kr0lHlds wrr. timpts to-and docs-benefit.. cnee Ceef of Grand ttipub.Mis. r.roed from xed which he Jud foa removing a governor tor otlwr '> r' expressed tlie ern'.lmcntx of the • • • Isabel Prdhemiu of Hastthg . Fra-er pUntrli J civil official'’, from office when there Miducan public when it reported. R icing round tlw globe ha* been Ironside. Junies Ironside. Gordon i,t starting starting the t'v- Herald Herald interview In interview No party or administration appear* to be evidence of enrru;!’. ---------- ----------- ------ . . - --------- .«n adventuresqme Sport ever since Ironroh. Robert Hendcrs4i.it'. and the writer inmured' "Whoever saw should ronunue to &. ‘ .>oa.ito general,'.old a Duluth audience the ' »e of F-nund» Magellan.- ships Hiram Ru-s. all of Hasting*. Mr. afid C1. ,.)(\ w ;d Grand Ranulv' conduct Power of inr.xachmcnt lies other ru rii: that ' the world ts h- id- llrt’ d'-d t-"1*- trick back in 1522 Co- Mr, Robert Cnidwell have also tefn;n„ (tuUffiftltehed t<toeen*run ' with individual* or any group In thr hou*e of representative* and mg toward’ anottwr grrak war." I htmbn* had some >u< h idea in nund diember* of the partv AU will i< - wlll ll couh, t -t - -, IK. ail_ ! it takes a majority vote to beam ae- «* ^dividual*j»hose desires are Bleatheth he: W can never expect “hen he bumped into tlie American turn to Hastings Friday after a to* .- V4'1.I. o, n,urx. <* -Nobody " evil whose purposes tion. If ag. Impeachment b direct*"*’ and* “ u “* are* I that thr destinies «f nation* and continent Tin first roimd-the- weeks' stay ; wr .' ]ll, emlh., Brcrou. tw malevolent The light* of day : peoples can be dupre-ed ot bv com- (v'i.rld record wa» ju*t twelve day. ed. the house appoint* Uirre of tt* Chas. Mower and ton Ikrlyn of ,.n.Oy» Hfr “How do you come to should be turned on aelf-con- ipreentee ot arbitration." Wist eti-l'hort of three year*, the lateat by Three River., wep gue.-ts Sunday of hp. «, much at 8V Mr. Gar-' pace APMHtioH-mte parkimc own members to. *cmc u prosecut­ couing-Jment to a .world that to al-1 Wiley pr»L one-eyed Oklahoma air*- Mr and Mr* E yt Rider And Other ;fl, j(1 ,,,1^ ors. Impeachments are tried before stituted advisors, wh.vc stay in • j |lt. 8n!,wejt.u by saying "By nr the State of Michigan tut* been , ready ravaged and bankrupt from > man. t, !<■.« than eight days It is relatives. the genate with the chief Justice nf war! Ha* Ms OBn?n ever admitted: inlrreMin,; tn note the steady deMix Viola Joy, Chpr’es Mv. r-trt lt H vouni, Ir [ scarcely of sufficient length tiiat 'that our world generally doe* what grease in tin- time consumed by Mf-.ua-r Nwin* and Keith Ohid>»t<-:;tIll. p.k,._ the supreme court nf Michigan pre­ <^fr Garfield ua.- Hwy in reality can be called it- leaders tiirad. pray, and live t;<? Uw-v glob? clrcters from the tim. spent Friday tts Calwlonu, Hp- IIW(1, 7n honorirv member of th- > siding when the governor ar UcutenHe <l > fife by do-l*hefi ships with Hr can can du iu> own <»UT» little little part i*ari by do-1 ’hen flimsy flimsy sailing uiling shijia with unriurn; - ,;uc*u of Mre, charlotte Olh-,. j(11 ttill 5lapi,i, Association ut Com- i ant-^ovcrn-.T are being preereutod. . citizens. first n.-i air*, w. n. vniowiT. ,v.i>■ 1. that u G I1 ,IJRrcv. Oa r*.. tn .• .xv.m.nn hr made a i His close contact with thc ilng htr own nffici.il yob efficiently-- liable navigating iiutrumvi.u brief ghlfieiKer and Mr* Edith Kenfield. ^1; Conviction Tcqulrrs a two-thirds .which i- NOT exactly what he has rounded Cape Horn. Here u a t xj-vvll. lull ot d.Hnlitexecutive office is regrettable. vote 6f tfie senate. Thus impeachdone since January 1. tu our npln- chronicle of these - events; Evans ate visiting ueqrgcifjl Mr*. Georgv 1. .. humor ahd humor ahd vi-.-clty. telling. 1519—Fernando Magellan's-Argosy. Wnite»nvb of Grand Rapid., mhl—Geiwijc AveHU., Birmhuiuim'• ■ me nt it essentially a trial of a civil • Leebovlsm in Michigan, whether I-omerning of the tight he made; i i-'ii<-xiiip* w>th 280 men yailcd from Mr. gmi Mrs. Frank Bli'.>-u and । yeas, ai,.> to make Grand Rapids a1 officud with the fioure of repreten■ Seville. Spun. Sept. SO. 1519 One Mis, Surah Mrtt -nald and Mrs L 'juror attractive c-ny or bud. ha* catiM-d scandal and . ; taUrea as com plainant. a committee A hobo virited n home recently int-Hlp. the Victoria, with 35 men bu'. R- Glasgow v.«r.- the gtnsu nf Mr.' iu ,ul:Mr. Garfield said the quest of a pur of r-ocM. They were |'not Magellan, came back in 12 day* and Mr, Hotnrr McDowell of Holt i seenl for living a long, happy life of three n prexntath' ■ as prosecut­ suspicion in our State GmrmMonday. Aug. 14 nwnt and untii.it t« removed, given him. and lw >at down on the »hort of three years. . from Frid.iv until Bunday, or. the chief JwUoe of the supreme i is to give proper attention to play.! CHILDREN'S DAY hick i nch t > put them on. He grew! 1577—Str Francis Drake's ArMias Eleanor Sciifutui.m of Gr.r court tin caM- of the governor and’ the Government cannot operate See Ward Baaen’a CON­ frirndlv and started airing hl* view* imada sailed from Plymouth. Eng- >'-n-' vuitin; h.-r ftandfatlirr. P. or (unction as tlie citizens of the GRESS of DAREDEVILS lieutenant-governor* as trial Judge un th:- New Doji "it’s all right.". land, in 1377 and returned m 1052 ter Schumann, and7other relativeState have a right to demand In-r:>ntid-:il H'xmr madi- monkeys day.' " here. . । and tlw senate as jury. Ik thc govthat It should operate. Citizens FOR THE KIDDIES! <:;t uf ii. .ill- nd now u1SB9—NeH;c Bly awoman newsMn. Wm. Clement and daugjiter■ .emor u removed from office'by im­ w would go out into the I Grandiland Scat) 10c planting tree- for u* to climb"—, paper reporter went around thr'>f Oraud Rnphb were tl.e «ui stv1* i u-xxi. . or visit folk.,, or in his horn* and advisors who know Use peachment. the lieutenant-governor ; Alice F"* in thc D< lta Report- r world from New York by boat and Mr* J R. Hayes last v Show* Ride* 5c j drvote tun<- to play He love* to take* hit place for thc balance of i State from long association and -rr. cItra’n tn 7Jdays. 6 hours, n minutes. BRING THE WHOLE . 1 play curd* and otlwr game* J'W for " the term, no special election being »ho-havc unquestioned prid- ui th- scha.l di-drwt. trom N>w york Francis Train wen; • FAMILY! THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY । :he lun of it H.- love., to imiher the coun.y and the t N . y mnin neccxiary. our commonwealth come into ' The Squters-Hendershot! launch .W'.tn friends lei th<sake of having] ’ "1"'' Ibe w..iM By ».t mfo ,n „ In recall proceeding*, the public P”*er slowly. daw. 12 hm.'rsLnrt ”■ to thc only one operating at J»re-en:1 a sr’ki time with Hwm In these : This report unanimously at ” w cut-[way* he has k-p: hi* heart young . takre mailers into its own hand*. ’ ,. ,£7 “J.',c- Fd«t«'trto. Chicago (r,-l under gn-at rtellgalioiu' He enjoys life at 83 more than most No cqnciUMt^Udencc of malfeas- adopted by re icculuture predomirKteTn., ^a*01!80 L! ,o Uw' owners and it* chief engi-1 h oplr e.«;r e'n,-.Fy.d it because h* ancr in.office 1* ncce.’sary. Recall nantly Dctr.'XT.itic. And what w.t • d^5?v’ Vr.d ” w nrer, Robert HcndiuxKott. Jr. 1 r'l^- known how to divert iunwelf. ,i i may Indicate anything from lack of Mr Comstock* answer? A rhreut twiT 1 wunnd« .mlniiu7 ,,i thHr Mndncss and unfailing court- and not let hr. life get into a rut. -.‘JS.'i . . Z. . !! i '■ ' -> ■•< deinhuul M.1 V. vrhlv «. .:1..... |..ln> <fom Ihl. I confidence in the governor to firm lhaU •”>" Democratic leader who you must xrt along with what ttSeattle by rail and boat ,n in M M days. )w>.i'rCt a-> m. dayi T"d Kiiappen am! Miss Florer.ct kind, unul.yiiin ulul man. whose | belief that he u handling his office cam« t° him with the sukmsflon ck.'.h; s«iu have. But, lift- state t said 9 9 hour, hours and and 4<! minutes. minutes.. Knappen of Grand have been yiwxij'hfe has been n brnodicufa to hi.;' In a corrupt manner. There l» no tlu,t Leebove be dumped- might cx- that to itself Although it wa* the Henry Frederick made a similar a Ka at, thr Kalamazoo Club Hro>■<• th**H-uniK hK friend, .rod hi- home; I intention of the cl.-ctor* when the trip the same yearin 3* day . 5 past week trixl in connection with a recall. Thu PfCf a "sock in the rye! " city th.-’ value of-getting the,habit ] J15 amendment uw voted that th? hour;. 2 minute*. public alone ts complainant, prase - ] ' - — . 1 J'-' -D — Starn of Bryan. Ohtb.'wa* of making social contacts that give: : .-t.*s..- -h.-vid take it* share in pro1907—Col. Burhlay -- t.unpbl. C\;:r.;;b.!' ;n ||.r. (iI- Mtm<l.zy, haring, be.i. I plru-ure. ei»J<n. »• -pt.-- ahull are <1>-1 cutor. Judge and Jury CHAINED TO A SNAIL -1 I»ort!i-r. to tV1- other* it hasn't don.- abandoning the Sues Canal ... and .... i.'-.. fncntu and relatives in the I'erring nnd n • harmful, enjoy did Afiy dttren of voting as.- can Tomorrow tin- World Economic • . and that is th- real, complain^ ing the Siberian Railway route, cirKwoods and the bounties and te-auties : Prom/tb settling all legitimate rlainw. icled the gl»b" in 40 day... 19 houra.start recall praceedinR-' The first Coiiferenec officially adjonnm; un- lagalnst the sale* tax jrahani started'for th? west | of nature Frrmx thr*e Mr Garfield1 The Mate educational department; and 30 .minute* ve’d.-rdav'a'nd"wfll ’ vis’t' wL ’<otu.in , Writing a broad and liberal policy at rea.onablr rate*. requuvmrnt is a i>et!tlan demanding officially it "irx«h"d out" several he ha, gotten itisplration and ’ Wvcoiisin. haun t d ’ ih r. ha.in-aoed thaj, . 1911 — Andre Jleger-Sclimid: wma sonp Ditu. vid :*».ib • cTrad > Paying over four and a half milliun dollar* hi io**e* *lnrr or­ recall signet! by J5 per ctni of the daj> ago. If it u. true that th? the .cbooV da: cut iHexp-ns.re Thfjmmd the world from Pari* using S-rS retonuns ' Color-da■ strength to enable him !-* live 85! ' gnnhalion. year - -,-l useful mid hapj.y lite I number of voters aho cast ballotsat statesWn attending have com.- -a -t.de udminroratoHi hasn't don.' a., the 8i>n*n ritHway route In 39 m’ i tXx,b .?. nl ,o K, ., Tcd.-iy the larged farm mutual firs liuurancr company in the la*t gubernatorial election. Iq an unbent* nd Ing of one *nottwr'» lu- the i ..iniy administration; cut day», 19 hour* and 43 mlnuti.rtrt|M.,, M1<t r’>,. »„. ■ Cop' w >» applied t<» policemen Mi Michigan. / it, qjlmsanc-.- to the bone Had th1913-Juhn Henry Mc*rs w.-r.t X ^VreatS ^tha S ca.c of Mr. Comstock, this would re- mutual tnreundcratandines' the Mat--.-rod ..howed thr ueo- ire-in New Y -rk round the world in u.(tl L..;u and J2?| Kidikcrn * early ai ia.rO quirt a jieution cam.nu: more than various national "ita.* blll»" run up that 3 a ^yikJt '’ i"r£w E sSrrrttk Mr, Oeorg..... th. Cieatert ... ... , mexur/ul ----- -- hourt, ..our*. 36 36 minute. minute* Arg**ntlna I m* a «i»croe which for-1' four hundred fifty* thousand <cna- in conmcticn with this historic conomy wax readied, thr people: 1924—U 8 Army planet were fir.,; niM MORRIS O. HILL, Harting. JERRY ANDRUS, Hasting* and daughtrr. and Mr and b:n* women working between 10 P. li lure*. . ga'-herin ; may not -have been spent • ROBERT F. HESSMER, Hastings utth the ah . .ieri.il Miuadron to fly around th- Mr.’Mack steWru uent t^Mams- M and 5 A M ■ . • Gate tlw required number of in vain. : >■■ ha* in'ii'.u'. d 4io n-w job, 179-days to make the trip although |j -y p tvaid* Going t-j tlw polls in Germany: atKnalures. have been obtained, the ■ tax ■>to IMli! for «M U«, «>l. J3m.,s i„llWe.« WlMe Cfota never interfered with budne-is. as ull ONLY A PLAYTHING." a: .' k;ud it n.i- kept Up*ex-. H days. 13 hours \\ f;’ ., eimr Thursday for a \uu with old ctectious iq, thr German Republic noTnrSVriCE 702 church mt. fuxt. Mien of state. Withm five days , >■<■' iir ij'.of i nuiiiiqi.' 1915—John Hr-.-.r; ‘. CC EB fn,IKb h,.ri. are held on Sunday-' Henn Mr.:.-.Mears cr.; and Only fifty .years ago at an es M: ar. I Mr* .^>hn Ci'.io n trel Collier went from New York round ceiling thu petition, the .vcrrtary'uf n„n >imjiar tq the one now bemc Ncv.-a .•■ of Chicago* u «pendMam*- u thr only state hckiftix its hat they haven't ben 'shown' tlw ’-‘he world in-28 day*. 1* hours 36 Mate must rail a tpecial c'.wti-Ji; held in Chirico. Alexander Graham election for official* in September ; t.re : : rer?sly. Uw. , why muiute*. u,mg only boat* .md xfc/Andrew ““ tion of recall and nr-t publicly exhibited hu new they complain.—Tom Conlin, wM™.i - * Mr > M w and w Ford ' this election mi be lu-ld within invention, tlie telephone Most peo- Crpul Fall* Diamond Drill ■tbS^'v t -!,in !cn for Itl’’ S’*’ Titers far a two Lak. hunt. N J. around the woiid in wrck.s' visit with reiativ«*. : bar- been e.’lled. p|c considered the inatrumrnt a COMSTOCKS INACTION H days. 7 hours. 3* minutes . Special ballot- for the recall must *dennflc novelty-and failed to v..,Governor Cenistoek» recoid1 <’• ’.Wl-Wltey Poet and Harold- FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY be provided each- ointatniiur the gahz^ ju practical u«e Yet within inalttiML lack of a.prpgram. v»ciL_. ,M.* W 5y WJ, V lHnur atounq thr sne .‘.a>;s : ,„4i, fl<> ,Jine around Ed Holbrook, of San Franchco. in ..8 wajfo. days, w is uta.., hours. 51 UlUlmm­ reason tor tbe recall summarued ilx d<c-d,, tn:s • plaything" his ;ng mdeebion. toabilitj u> ert thing*reorld ... California.-o expected to arrive here , .. . -, (ton-* by the kmalaturc. places h:m n.m‘;, u;M in Ou tw. Lnah 20fi word* and a undergone a . , spectacular develop- mieaay U1 tlie shadow of r. '.ucmci.: j1933-AWiley WMA*,4Jrv rw io aarcimdi - ma this v-eek. ^•D.t Post new flew *o rolo i Yes and ..o *«< yfent comparable to that of the q0 the realm of other do-r.otf.tng'the world in 7 dav. 16 hour' 49D Wm Poucher and Miss Zeylwr of Philadelphia visited at Gottlieb nor o. tlie retail mu.-', (fcctne light, the motor car and the executives. Thc Lord know* that (minutes. thve r.ot In favor of re- improved highway, Fifty-six per >:.'.hS5,n. fdcay * ^££*7?---------------------------------Mr sr.d Mrs Dell Newton visited eer.t Cl all the ulephoims in the r3ti‘rt4Vr a wo-ukr-presidcr.-. CTUIllbs Ot Wdsdoill Mrs Newton's sister. Mrs Joy. in If a majont; «ote u c; ai favor wc-a are locat-d In thq United ;r. t?.. V.'hit. at V.'amingto;.• ** of recall, the secretary ot aie cur. Bute* Thu number amounts to they ha.e w mere ckrk sitting ini Mu* BI'Mte McPijarlin left for BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. Grind Rapid* yertCrday. where she «tectwn about 16 telephone* to evary 100 per-«tn*mor * chair in thr cspn-l; R-’ligion 1* a way of living in h*i »^prcd a position v ---- htp sons—not a jxak saturation point by ret LxFJUig. And the worst part of| within five days after the-uailc: No other food can begin tn take Mt.<* Jennie Lamb and mother at­ n i- rna- *• must ruucr - • ------ ..... ..................... Children would ho a lot better off been certified, and the election, it- any mcatis even though it is a rec­ leng years before the error is hkrlv ^nxlly conceivTd -Bernard Idd- tended the funeral of Mr*. Cha*. the place of good CLEAN milk. It if "knick knacks" were omitted self. must i»’ held within thirty days ord McArthur in Woodland Friday. b.- corrected-«ul Rich m lBd-jln8* Be“ will not only help the children, hut from the diet, and good, clean milk Mr and Mr* E Cannon are after thia noUficatioq. ked >,»■», •---------- 'What the world needs to end the will bring an added share’ of health spending the week with their daugh­ with, well baked bread in it sub­ The central oorr.rr.ittee of eac ... , .. depression is to realur the love tha' ter. Mrs Willunn, in Eaton Kaputstituted. Children would be health­ to every member of the family-usp»r.y has the power ot r.artnn; it ; Pungent Paragraphs Way H arid '»»wW exist u-t-wen men Real Mux Hoyt. Mrs. E J Scott and ier and happier for it* and so would <-»naldatc tor this special elector JHg it. tirara nr WANiNnR business Is ncx tn getting dohare. .•on and daughter of Philadelphia AmeneapUm. Using a kW radio NEWS GLEANINGS. ,but in losing -Henry N. Koat many adults. Milk contains just the •topped Off at Hast gig* laet week rernor against whom »et to hear ■ record played on a Thursday and Friday op their way element’ that the human system recall proceedings have been started W75n ph.ar.owapn.-F.orer.ce .AU » “ The physical condition has no : Beware the general tendency tn l;?mr from the World* fair. Mias needs. , But, above everything pise, voluntarily resigns, he may become ---------Herald. 'Scotland. . ,unduly hurry. The time you give to small influence on the mental con ­ Hoyt end Mrs. Scott lived 1* Ha*KNOW, that the milk you use is a candidate for rc-elecuon. Ballot*--------------------- —------i quiet and intelligent meditation will, lings many year* ago Their father. dition. In other words, no one can ««,«..ta. w <*,«»«.! xw ,„.reh,.t. xy isSbSS:m Rev Hoyt, wax th? first pastor ol CLEAN. A phone will have nur do his beift work, unless h< or she, tirade "A" milk delivered right to cndU-t.. must be .-uppU-d by ihe Miutoilnl. u a baffled dictator. So. 30-) .nlubitant*. a total of 111.000 tunes ol inward stillness that you the Presbyterian church Mr and Mrs Jm Van Arman and fed* “phyuicsJIy fit." your doyr. «’kte. . oftentimes is tbe chap who u trying men. ' can bess hear the voice of G«xl and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Blanchard of H. brief thtretore r«.ll proceed- out a new venogr-pher.-Boston Abou?3500.000 Anyer.catu are eli.llwn HU wU1 "-O™™' Battle Creek were at Wall lake but t&g require. Berate. l0 receive tlw soldiers bonus. , L Mr and Mrs Horton Longyear i—A petition signod by 23 per cent —------ -■ Much of tlw lack of confidence and children pf Lansing spent Sun-1 of the number ut roters wtjo cast Another thing that hw become as ,28 WX’°?0 Vawn h, tv— r .h.. ta.tete. I“u‘* «“ uere-r-c ln the United State* arc legally cn- <UMi?*tfd by a more helpful attt- .day with Mr- and Mr*. John McEl­ bsllou -c he la*t gubein-tonsl important to « man as how many titled io vote. tude on the part of the employer*, wain. ' . ' . i ROBERT W. COOK Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN job*',ru*Mayor returned from! elec'.kc. mite* be can gel !p a gallon u how -----------^777-,.n a •man nas _ confidence M_* .Ina” nr ,fits conRrt m hi* Reynold* job Weighing 3--A ipecial election to vote on the many years he can get to a suit. ” " tr.atlune* ' * ' hive been in- and"in his sbtljt: to bold ** "it, he will Hemer:*ilk New y~rk. Satuxdt'' vented ;n Europe uhich announce j hare cottfidcnc- tn bu*!net» and so- noon, leaving hi* brother much 1m-1 question of recaU. Los Angeles Time*. , the t~'.cme.-* weight crgUy. ictety generally."—Stanley March. proved in health. recognized political party. FREE Air | Aye , WM MICHIGAN'S GREATEST OyTQOR SHOW A Quarter of A Century of Satisfactory Service State Mutual Redded Fire Insurance Co. CLEAN, PURE MILK Is the Best Food in the World for (Growing Children, and Even for Adults. Pound for Pound, in Food Val­ ue, It Is the Cheapest Food You Can Buy. ot Ulir THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY g- f �THE HAWINGS BANNEH, WEDNMDAY, JULY U. 1»U TJ1 QI, XT T .• * * .. QTlOCK.inP IX PCnffl W T*1riPO & e turn* 1T> ato kxti but a eomtr ie *un< 1 conj glory. iirougll i. tu. 1 K ----- VET0 AROUSES DAIRYMEM ■c-uauM<™. p...».P.™ .> ItTlT* J I cen linai 1SI • k wh“* P'^P04** Mrr malevolant.- to do with removing statutory *alThe houae refiucd to override Gov. R*pid* where they all attended Uw 1 Thi* report, lobby and Lcebove sub-.ariei for Judicial and quad-judicial.™ nSJte veto of the Strange-Mc- clrciurtKIurday • . Ret* alike, art made a part of the; county and district officials and fn J* " “* 1“ *d '. Nllt bill creating s’ state milk conMr Mr> F™nk Annable and official Journal of the house of rep- reducing statutory salaries for clr- AglUn hutafy made . Uol cDnnmmjon 1^. motion to pass Mr*. Monroe of Hjutingg called on i reaentativrs of the great state ot t cull and supreme court Judges Most State Payroll Grow*. the measure over thc governor's ob- Mr. and Mrs, Gail Lightfoot WedMlchlgan in thc year of our tx>rd of these bills in iflodlfied form final- • During the session - purnr week* R-ctlon* found 61 members favoring. neida> one thousand nine hundred thirty- ly emerged from the Judiciary cotn-L^ - certain bill wm rending wfilch »** 1WJ lh4n the required two-thirds Mu* Audrey.Smith, who ha* been lhrt«. ml- --------lice of — the----house : majority. Thirty-threq members working tn this community In the -- -------and ------were - ------posted , --- ------' 1( u •Mjvp’.c-U would »>nu.l have IMll- severely cut VW* ’.——*— ...... Tlie wutalned the governor. Interest* of the M. E. church tar th.The report, as It it appear* In in the They wen; to the tlie watting pigeon-into pigeon .imo the revenue* «>f of an important MUUlned gov official Journal fur T?w fw future genera- Inks prepared for them by the tbe Ju- [state Mate departn^nt department a A ranking mem-l rm-niTlie Micni*aK*«*filk Micny^K'«*filk Producers’. two wetk* itc,t Fr“*y fur **r tion* to- lead, state*. "The governor dlciary committee in the senate and I tx-r of the committee to which this ■**»’“• u considerab'y disturbed by »«rk In Hastings Betty Buddle Richards of -*aw fit to present himself before the <hey too. are there to make history I bill had been committed openly'thr rwent veto by Governor Com- , H4 ’-y and HlMl Grand Rapids »t spent Friday and committee In defense ot Mr. Lev- while taxpayers *tlll continue to <!>g boost* tiiat he secured good Jobs-for'Mock of tlie Milk Market Act. The Grand Rapids Saturday al at thi thc ..Hahn home bove." Testimony .of the governor, f°r boom time salary checks. eight of hl* constituents as pay for “cl sponsored by the association Saturday n.u.lvl Ih. , I, — l.u. — ...1 I ..... a,... . ......... .. l . . ... ... ...... ... . > Hull t Sfl UHw Sir* quoted In the report and tlie journal.| Revision of the statute* goyetn- keeping the bill from coming to the “tul hud thc endorsement of mdcM‘ . “‘‘d ,^lrs 1 8«*r °f has the governor confessing that Ing tliedepartment of labor and In- door of the house-another bit of pendent; producer group* and deal- Onina B*J“dx called at thc George "He <Lcebovei js a friend of mine ” dustey.intended U» merge and history II b‘s known fact that.jobs «r groujh all over the state. In fact. «*er nome aunoay . A student of state history a century soltdllydepartmental activity and . have teen dealt In as freely as the bill passed the legislature .with Mrs K. A oiuari vuHca n*w parfrom now will also learn that the cut down on personnel, were lost be-■ sweets In a candy shop Ruinora of flying colors, meeting Utile <!,?J ’n same Isaiah Leebove was a gener- cause of the demands for democratic ; barters and trades with prison pa' I h., ous contributor to the campaign patronage while similar measures, rolea as thc consideration are oUo Thc bill would have created a J?,, .L. Tw,;' « funds ot William A Conutock tn at intended to cut aevcrely into the rife. state commission to rcgulat* milk “JL wroMteeriu1 least two of hla pre-election candi-: number engaged In the work of the; The story-of what lobbying really markets much tn thc same w-ay the “n “ V*,*1 /"“J" ’ dack-s and that following his dec-!public utilities commission met a means and what It has cost the tax- Federal taw is devtaed to regulate ? “ TL,? ‘ tion tn 1U32 WUlhm A Comstock simitar lute because the republicans I payers In the past and what It will market* of Interstate nature ‘ a> m If persistently refused to make a dis-..still held forth in thgt department cost m the future might iv extend-! tn the Ve,., meiangc the governor d-a. of cm- ’ u,d .up,did n«< ere ,«1 u, lype Tbe prullfe “11' «“”»»>» Mr» A“«»*“>,"*“"*4, “ palgn contributions ar the purpaw* to vote to distodge tiiem The tax- swapping vote* 1* nothing new but . rt,ro„UH* ta'aT.taSJwtato ’ extended tor which the money was spent, u* payer »ttli pays in both these in- it must be confesscd lhat during the 1 *h™,t J the m f required by taw. »lat»-e>> reaston lust clused it reached R"*'® price* of commoditle* by govAbout nliu.y att«iideu the M E. Contradictory Report. Then too there Is-that 175.000 sav- heights heretofore unaltained Withuftee* n^dUv Fali«bure*15*PEwry«te*cntoved m. )NILS ▼▼ *■ kVLVl* T By The 1933 Legislature s n Cull ighl hrou VVVVKV* nrf | moment and voted ~no“ along with | The bddgct and its application to Bpringport Friday and will be gre*totf*r» who had said Icm-about the various departments and tnMI- ly inlsM-d by their many friends |how moding u> vot«. tuttoiu Including the uiuvarsity and Mr* Murna Vanderltp and Mr* When evidence of weakening Hie colleges will be diwuised in a Nagler accompanied Mr and ♦ Special Barga for This Weeh 1932 Model V-18 Ford De Luxe Fordor Sedan This car is in excellent condi- Also a few other good used cars lion with five new tires. you should see before you buy. UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO On the Corner of Church and Court Streets Telephone 2121 slgiUficant house US i.umc •Pre'“M‘-'' >*’ involved In endlr^ httgauon with her xm. WUI Drai>-r. and wife. riuiunciur. way »i»y and ana proceeds urucreua to io dUais- - ------ - • -— mTutor?" ------- n d™ ounr ujumony ol < innindic- w,*» “■* •J""1: un» in huuny. . . . nmnlnvi-rt Tlie hnuse nassMl the .... ra*>li«Mnvr lawn ninniKi auiucv — —• —■ ■— • day. and Jack Van Duesen returned resident ot our village. hat mg rentwith hl* grandparenu. Mr. and Dog Rarins. Racln*. the. pur|X)M puriX(M. Ooff the thr production and and Mr and Mrs Lyle Arnold of home with •tlu-in for a few day.*’ edvlhe p E Deming rewdence. ? ,, " . . ,, bill after many attempt* but the Orphan* and Itos lh( Mrs Wpry Wcrtman of Dalton. . v“ — -i paironage groDoer* *em uw mcMuic HUtory wa* made in another redistribution ot dairy product* Tnc Grund R«I>><b are spending a few stay. 1 F o’ liatron-ge grabber* sent lire measure ‘ 1--------------- ------ *--------------- --------------- ------- --- ------------------ ~ M< ,-r* Hubert and Robert Segir Mr and Mra p A. Tltoma* rutt­ tw»r in nddreMins o ixsdv uuute ihr : .. . . .. ... . — __ nor- -in addressing the lu ucam m Jn 'lie I(1C senaw. r,vcn Even me the ..pv-.-, spect, -> It ■>» lias .....o long — be*-n practice of the consumers an- of week* with the latter* parent. M. ; ” -- ’a body• -made . io im .. the >-.■•• •• • . interests u. Alvah Moore made a business trip of Grand Rapids spent Utt week ed friends and relative* tn Ashley statement that the “new deal" ad. . >> .<. . *» ™i». n .. sin. in mw * and Mr* Ed. Babbitt deal ad-. prJnltM., o( .the senate that the i to swap vote* on bill* In fact most primary concern to Hastings Friday. with relative* here in tlie village. and Bannister from Tue.-day till minbtratton was making history It measure would bu dug up during the local measures and most bill* of a -The Federal government ha* , Mr. and Mrs Earl Rogers, and Bernard-Thoma* of Lawton called Mr. and Mr* Fred William* ware’ Thursday. was and is. But what a history! nnal day* of thc season and posted 'minor character tide through on mean* of so regulating thi* field t.. Mar«nerite were guests of Mrs. Jen­ on Mr and Mrs p. A. Thomas Wed­ VcrtnnntviHe visitors Friday. '’ P A.’Tti-gna* and Marion Clem of One may quote freely from1 thu (n ume to head oil patronage ex-, vote-swapping combinatian*. But ■ prevent unfair practice^, which nie bftsady of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs Walter Blakrley of nesday Mr. and Mrs. Fred William* and carBct) wnr jn Grand Rapids Sat* historic report because It so happens travagance In 1935 were not kept, here I* tht ace of all A measure was j regulation would take precedent* Lowell were Sunday vUitors of Mr. Mr and Mr.-, L E Lott of Elm­ Mr. and Mrs Charlie Price were urday i.n biuinca*. that the revolution which led to thc nils measure, too. will add to his- introduced to close the present state over purely State tnetlmd* dale railed .nA tlw P A TTwniii* appointment of tlie lobby liivrstlrpil-1 tory in the making. I school for dependent and neglected! •The governor, in placing >uch and Mrs Earl Rogers. Miss Lillian Thompson nf Has­ The Mures BctUe and Jun- home Friday. er Pinhook. Friday. Ing committee was ottered by ni guy mor* history was made. Nev-: children at Coldwater Experiment* [ great dcpendcricn on the sufficiency tings i.i spending1 the av»k with her Mrs Ids TliomAs received word .Mrs. — Zelta Price was a guest ot grandparent*. .Mr and Mr* Ge*«ge democratic u— mcmiwrahi,. deirnrrattc member <>f of the house Its... Its-er before aw did >>... the .... entire membership carried on over u period of years of 'economic laws.' evidently places Stuart an- spending the week wtfii Chairman U a democrat and a ma- oI M-nate return for the final have proved thjtf the children can,link- faith h, thc sort of thing that their grandparents. Mr and Mr* Saturday of thr recent death of her her daughter. Mrs. Hazel Smelker of Thompson. only brother. George E. Parker.'*inins —*— Friday. Mrs Arthur Moon: of Irving called Jonty of ita member* ure democrat* adjournment and never before did be better cared for in the homes of thc National Democratic adimnis- Yeiter of Lowell Messr*. piinton Grover and Bill whose home was In California ' ,... Dorothy Ooodenough and Rich­ on Mr,. George Thompson Friday Thc t»*uc Is not and never lias bieii m member* of the lwu*e show up cilizens of thi* state al less exjwnac'nation :» placing its greatest Hoik* Mr and Mr*. P A Tiiomu. Mrs ard Waite yUlted at thr home of afternoon. one of political play Itatber it grew Ior roil call on tiiat slay Every da­ to the taxpayer than at the insti- <,n. Thc governor overlooks the Todd <;t Belding called at thc Loom­ is home. M.inday enroute to the Anderson and Mr* Georg*—„ Sector'Waiter Denny and wife of Lansing -------ot-----------------,-------------was — rep- tutton. It wa* proposed that an‘fact that unfair trade practices, Tvd Budance ha:, employment at mn an outraged---------decency still ex- trlet this side of the straits ----------------------... SumJa y , Gull lake Bible Conference , , lu «, , w: .. wen* irr'Ha'hng* Friday Rev. Ar­ • Springport. . istlng among the vast majority ol resented except Alfiena district and available building near Anti Arbor <>vfr-productlon. and cut-throat Mrs Jennie Miller of Portage ihur Kerry returned w.:h them. tlir membership of >the legislature. only |1Jnevs K .v.v».™ .~ K- Cameron ------------- -----------------...........---------------------Mr. and Mr*. Swan Anderson nnd k» t-oKU prevented Repbe -aequin-d and-----that it -b* -----used,,price cutting -are thing* over which Leroy Adam* ... cf Klngmrood. KrnMr and Mrs ' S E Johnson of daughter Florence and Forest Clary tucky. very’ pleasantly surprised his . Thia chapter on lobbying ta a*- tram answering “here ” One member loieretf.a* a receiving horn*- wlw re: < conwnic laws have no control— Wisconsin, is spending several weeks ‘ Grand Rapids were guests of rela- ot Hiv.ting* spent Friday evenhw parents. Mr, nnd Mr- Hr nr. Adam*. suinnig a length never Intended and trawled mure than 600 ndiei lo be 'children would be readily avtdiaWe, uwy are thing* which must be con- with relative* in tlw village. Mr and Mr.. Leon Howk were*five, heir Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs D«n Goodenough. Friday evening when tie came for a yet there u more that ought to be present to vote against the gover-jto tlie clinics held in connecti-ln trolled by industries thcmielve* with iu-c -Kerry of Ohio t* a temporary with University University hospital hospital and and made madeij,tatc j Matebacking backing. 1guests at the Van.Duesen home FrtMyron Campbell-is spending Ute coupje day* lay with them. •a •> ih ' nor * bundle of vetoes. with said. I ready for reception into boarding | a* the governor point* out. th* .. Patronage Whip Cracks. Economy Measure* Passed. home* Out of these selected hoows I Federal government ha* means ot Si-called economy measures In-1' Sixty-seven votes are -required in , they would be readily usalmilated In-. regulating this field But. as the traduced on th* first day of the «■*• thc house and 22 in thc senate to*! to local public sellouts Sociologist* producer*' Association ask*, who is non ns the result of a commissionI over-rid* an executive veto In the are agreed that such-a plan is much going <o regulate the many markets appointed by act of the 1932 sjieclal senate tin- required number was .t- belter for the children The figure* wnicb do n it com*- under an intcrsession, numbered 98 Of this niim- ■ cured without trouble but even the prove it cheaper for the stale The relate heading? b.* <13 passed both houses and eight most determined efiorte made in the vacated Coldwater institution wa* to b F. lhach. secretary of tlw asadminis­ weir supplanted by oilier bill* which। hmirf failed because tirewm ,7“ ‘n“nrt "* ,n owrttow' frnm Iji,P*rr MWlaUon. say... ’ Jt was a clear-cut whip i "** pa.v< d cj- thru purpoaa was accom­ tration cracked the Jv.rt n<* Wnjahmega institution*, thr <.U(. Whci agriculture specrtcall} from plished to other means. TWo were threatened any who strayed ‘ ‘ .higher grade inmate* thu* gaining ,-krd for a piece of constructive very properly vetoed by thc gover­ the re ination. It was openly de-' greater advantages * legislation which stood tlie test of, nor because in *thr course of their dared that patronage would be takWhut prevented the pas.-agc ot searching luqu,iy in both houags. It passage they bw loaded with cn away from any who dared opiatea- thUimrasure? ft pa*^-d the whale (cured approval because it pro­ amendment* at an entirely different th* g .-.cnnr, The official purveyor built could not be pri*-a loose from vided mentis for a* fair a.deal as a Jebs. Commissioner Debo. character. • Ulis makes a net ol 69i of political rSt on tonduS TS*l>» Ipmununr «*Kh h»M « in’Jbe tWItnl omwin.1.,,, r.«M dnu. exit of n pirslblc 98. n baiting aver­ , was rigiit rl.hl on WM loo.tcIn n.tcn Un Inwn. ductalrf lte „(uul age of 704 which is good in any 'roll calls. I One membor who ha* 3 brother in .I ling fact that a trade had been made Ihb appeal of tlw farmer for conleague. • a senate member who for.trol ot cut-throat practices in thc and a lot of friends on What happened to the remainder?a ,—soft ... job ----------------------------------.... IIbetween •elfish purporea. desired iu defeat milk market* has consolidated opin-1 Well a bom. an even haU-ttatcn hud thi* payroll*, turned tail at thc last |land a house member who wanted ccr- i*-n to fight thc issue to a finish,’ I lain concessions on the horse and say* Beach d«t racing bill Did knyomkever be------------- --------------------fore hear of children being traded BELTON. :outright for dog* and race track Thr Delton 1. A- 8. will meet Wednesday. gamblers? H has been done and"" ’"* ‘ ”Aug ~ **2. with “*■ **Mrs “ EUtel Pennock at Hostinii* Pot luck din­ that makes more history Some thing was j-aid above about ner will be served at noon after the economy program. Tlw budget which a business meeting and elec­ .... for general purpose* was reduced tion of ofilccrs will follow. All memmore than one-third below thr 1932 bers are urged to be present sjiecial *e*.-iIon figures when 15 per A C. GunM-nhaiiier and Rmull ’ccjil wm topped off ’Hie total* are Tolles spent Sunday. July 16. vtritmor.’ than glO.OOOJXXI below those of tn* th* World’s Fair at Chicago. 1931 This - took** encouraging but Mrs. Gladys Oaskill and Mr* NeluhJn the 112,000,000 lor welfare re- he Cr>>** of Hastings attended tlie hef and the S15.000.0XI sch<xd aid | funeral of M M. Manning at Banand thc old age pension .measure , K°r Wednesday. and the cost of admlidatertng tiu iMlM «•» KncrtrlCk spent a few , beer bill and the sale* tax measure1 la't week with Mrs. Libbie and the newly created bureau t<> " hillemor* at Hickory Corner*, protect bondholder* and similar Ruth Pennock of Hickory .agencies and other new venture* in- L'-omer* sjwnt last week with MU* to governmental activities are > Margaret Hairlngtqt. PHON£ 2515 FRANK SAGE counted in, tlw* savings made are! Sunday afternoon fire broke out swept away as before a tropical ly- |ln R*e huckleberry marsh cast of phoon ‘ Delton on Ellsworth Barrett's land. and hail II not been for timely aid ! and a good downpour of rain the r Why is it that every 12The trouble with steel alone is that it whole marsh would have burned, but fortunately only a small since । . cylindcr and, 16-cyljnstands just so much shock and punish­ I was damaged dcr car in America has bodies of ateel ment. Steel alone is also inclined to j Mr and Mr* I. N. Bush arc I (pending a couple ot weeks at their refin forced by hardwood? Why is it rumble and rattle. BUT—when you i cottage at Eaton Rapids and attend- i that every make of car selling for over put the two together—a heavy, staunch ina the camp meeing then- Mr. and Mrs Leon Dunning are linking, S4000 uses bodies of exactly the same steel body over tough, solid hardwood after thc home duties for Mr. and type? Why? For the same reason that — then the hardwood reinforces the i Mrs. Bush during their absence. Chevrolet uses it exclusively. Because steel —and vice versa! And the re­ FREEPORT. every test and every experiment have sult : the strongest, safest type of body, Gerald Forbey is m Ricf.tand where la- has employment with in­ definitely proved: STEEL ALONE IS such as Fisher builds for Chevrolet. uncle. Nelson Beer*, for a.few weeks. NOTENOUGH! Mr*. Dewey and children ot Palm CHEVROLET MOTOR CO., DETROIT, RICH. Beach. Florid*, were entertained at the home of.Mr and Mr- L .M Curtiss from Tuesday till Thursday.’ Dan Yargcr and wife of Grand Rapids snejjl Hie week end with the , former s mother. Mrs Ellen Yargcr. O.rie Catt ami family returned Friday to Vanm-rbuilt. Michigan, where Mr Catt ha« employment. Mrs E. M. Wheeler spent several day* last week tn Hillsdale in tlie I interest of thc church. Miss’ Josephine Novukcy ol Has­ tings spent thc week end with tlw • home folks The singers of Hie Elmdale church will sing Wednesday evening on our I street as a part of the evening pro-! gram.' Rev. Gamble of Grand Rapid.* deliveried a sti. tng mesage at the lo-1 cal U. B church Bunday evening.! His son assisted him with the music. Dave Fcrtruvm of Grand Rapid* and Lewis Catt and son. Donald and Robert and Alice Bayshore of Mil­ waukee. who have been spending a j few days at Crooked tak*. were Bun-1 | day guests ot Mrs. Ella Catt and son STEEL BODY HARDWOOD REINFORCEMENT lOrrle. and family. j Mr and Mrs Ed. Coats spent seyi era! days at Gun Hake returning ' Sunday | Ivan Gaskill ot Hastings called at । the Novtokey home Sunday. BARRY COUNTY DISTRIBUTOR j The rununagc sale store will be open Wcdiwsday ^nd Saturday eve­ ning. , ine w. w Boughngr . family ‘moved their household goods to STEEL ALONE IS NOT ENOUGH! PITTSBURG PRODUCTS Interior WallKide Outside Paints neither strong enough, nor safe enough, nor quiet enough Floor Enamels White Lead and Oil Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. for the body of a quality car like CHEVROLET PICKLING Time Is Here Again! There is only ONE SUR.E WAY to have your pickles and preserves entirely satisfactory.. • and that is to have 100 per cent FRESH spices! M45to*565 We Have a FRESH STOCK of All Kinds of SPICES for PICKLING You’ll be.surprised at the LOW PRICES this year! All our spices arc bought from the mills in bulk... insuring you FRESH stock! Carveth & Stebbins The Rexall Druggists EAST STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN LJ I T D n . IX. Fl U IX U RV HASTINGS - MICHIGAN �THf HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY JULY U, »» >1 SIX New Financial Responsibility Bill m|CH|gan has a Has Teeth In It. Owners or Drivers BEA» EXHIB,T । . Of Cars Should Read It Carefully “t>7y« Amentia or " SEE “THE SAND DANCE AND SODA BOIL” In the Amazing Demonstration •’— to sto.rXM) pubProgress [ The recent , letutature passed j for a limit of 13.000 I what b known rw The Financial Re-'1 lie liability and $1,000 projieny Mow tiiat thc Century of ProgruM . sponsibUity BUI. which was signed damage. The seriousness of thb{ really uitder way and rolling up Governor voiiisiw;*. Comstock, biiu nnd will be- sljuatiun U that if; u ,person ipfeMivc uicciiuaiicv attendance ic-coru*. records, it ft is | by uy vjovernur - , L has. un niipreasEvc eBcctlvc ninety dbyx diy* from tlw the ■» ‘***“t- *y,“1.*> come effective J"**!**"; ’"1 Judgment n no’’cd by WofW* Fjlr officials i 1 date thc s "nd*adjourned. r*d hlm’ ti>at the Michigan exhibit featuring legislature Tills .unable to pay. he cannot thereafter ;lle nian y recrcationul facilities of 'is not 7 a compulsory autxnoblle law. „„„ ,n au •utomoblie <iui„llluu.rc nor lw operate „„ one tllc t<ne u am tlx. >uteex.such as exists in the state of Ma&mi- within the state w,thi„ th. rf.t* of n» Michigan, wrh.ran even, on, of the mosl at tractive and chusttts'but ft Ones provide severe'though he might furnish proof of best attended. ixnaliej in the event tiiat a motor- hb. mNtWial responsibility,. The Tlie splendid success registered by list falls to pay a judgment rendered average man cannot afford to take the Michigan building Is due entire­ (against him. or* Is found guilty of,such a risk becaufe an automobile*. ly to-the efforts of the able comtnis-, ceruin rations One of. the pe'nal- ft an important factor in his ability , ? * SFLTdXi ties is mt nvcuncxxi. the revocar.on revocation or of me the anvers drivers, to earn a livelihood. »r«-tk»n and exhibit featurM it was . tlwf ««»»«»*»• V the stut* state oXh?T]u“'“ ‘‘by*'Governor motor law violation^ and m cam of tn-avur) must be $11,000. The three “"J*"**^ an aroident when t* fails to rattafy per cent Ufterist. thc cost lb lhe. J^^^JXk wh^i a Judgment agaiiy^.him. That will owner or operator deporting that Themembers <M the Michlforfeit ins driver’s license. Thc op- mnn*v mce- P* Mlcni money wth th* thc state: state, will be saao $330 ° NEW- QUIET- LIGHT WEIGHT gan Century of Progress Commi*.«lon erutor’s license' and registration cer­ per year. If a bond ft posted the were tlie Governor; W. S. Knudsen, tificate must remain suspended until surety company or individual sure- president of the Chevrolet Motor the 'Judgment is paid or satisfied. tic* merely guarantee the payment Company, executive chairman: Eu­ (The law provides that it can be ar­ of a judgment. which might, be ren­ gene IL McKay. Vice-president of ranged to pay the Judgment in in­ dered against the owner or operator tlw Kellogg Company, Battle Creek; VACUUM CLEANER *■ stallments; but if any installment is of a cor. If the surety company or >1. Dow, president of the (no: met the license and registration Individual sureties be required to Willard Dow Chemical Company. Midland, COMBINES A MOTOR-DRIVEN certificate shall be suspended make good on the bonds, they in and- Mrs Noyes I- Avery. promt­ In addition to paring a final turn, cun then sue the owner or inent BRUSH WITH “HIGH-VACUUM" and progressive club woman. I .judgment in excess of $300, the op- operator for.recovery. , Grand Rapids. ' atcr or owner must post pibof ot hl* Then- is only one logical, safe way;jof 1 The Commission, which ceased Us , financial responsibility for a period. to avoid die poudbility of becoming labors when the building was forof three years thereafter. Proof of (entanglett in the nitshes ot thW new malty turned over to Governor GREAT INTRODUCTORY l financial responsibility may be fur- ’law — and —' that’ '■ - adequate -----Lt — to carry nished by a cash deposit with the .... ... —_______ insurance in________ a strong, reputable ' Cninatpck on Michigan buy. comstate treasurer, or by individual or company, before such an accident 'plcted Its job in the luce ot many surely bond of like, amount, or a may ----- ’happen -------------»---------------*------.. difficulties. It started out without and before such a aitan appropriation, ft worked out the certificate that he carries insurance < nation actually develops, I design of thc structure with theSENT TO YOU ON 'architect. Albert Kahn, and went, ahead with tlw creation of the OIL TERRITORY IN MICH. 10 DAYS’ FREE TRIAL building on good faith and credit, GREATLY EXTENDED until tlie appropriation WOs finallyFor thc fint time, a motor-driven brush poised. Seventy-five per-cent of this hu been combined with "High-Vacuum" . Good Well Near Hart, Anoth­ money went to Michigan persons. In a quiet, iight, medium priced cleaner. er in Ogemaw Co. Were i Governor Comstock, knowing ol Ita aenrational, spectacular performance t not WnnV Ufr Us thr mu'*‘ abused and ; :he handicaps faced by the Commu­ Brought in Last Week I undervalued possession, and yet the nion, torgot politics mid gave his on embedded sand and aoda (comparable ‘ Tlie od producing area of Michl-(all important, untathomable, and warm personal encouragement t*>! with fine du«t) will poritlvely thrill you. ' gan has been increased notably- by iundefihable directing energy, the su- the work of the member* r*- net' Thread*, lint, hair and surface litter are ■events of lart week. In Oceana'preme factor of the intricate as- result ot tills dual, co-operation t, inrramly removed by tbe fart-rcvolving county. jx»: far from Hurt, a we’.!-icmbly of minerals called matter, as that lhe Michigan exhibit is a great bnnh. Request Immediate free triaL was brought in that is flowing at pertaining to the physical unatomy (success. , often drawing as many as the rule of 400 to 500 barrels a day. (of the human body. v । tit).000 per*qns a day. From a busi­ TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE Up in Ogemaw county, many miles | Thought, an invisible electronic ness standpoint, it is a powerful ad-. from the Mldjand field, a gusher was • ray. generated by an assembly of: verflsemenl for the state, one that PHONE TODAY! brought in that in .said to have cells, called brain, is another all Im- will bring results from tourists this' I,started with u production of 1700(portant factor pertaining to Life. year and for years to come. . barrels a day. j neither one can exist without the In the Midland field, two miles other, for where there U no life ( uway from the proven lemtory. a i therefore thought ’and life can be IONIA FREE FAIR NIGHT wildcat well was brought in flowing (only theorized as an undetlnable ;SHOW WILL BE BEST EVER several hundred, barieb. |xr day ‘electronic energy, generated by a Thi* greatly extends the Midhind- dynamic, invmcjble. atomic power Tlie Show ot thc Century—th'’ Isabella field, which has proven the, controlled by an Invisible, yet ever ,mo-t sjieclacular ami beautiful night POWER COMPANY be.tf oil territory in Michigan iprcM-nt. supreme celestial, electrical .-how ever attempted—wtll be preThe price q>f-Michigan crude oil .force. . Free Fair pultons has increased to, 85c per barfel.l When lifts force b suddenly ter- iwntcd (this yeartoonIonia thr evening program. which helps materially., there is: minuted and thc scource of elec-; This is a Barnes-Carruthers .pro­ J Increasing Interest in tlu- develop-[ironic energy is severed to matter. duction-and will be' (diowy- for the i ment of thc oil’industry in Mlcht-1 matter fuIU into decay, and life ma- , (first time in Mldftgtin-aC thc Ionia outstanding feotun— (visible electronic thought ray or 'rxjnisilKin. ' the show•Tile is a disappearing water NORTHWEST RUTLAND. Mrs. Lena Burrougiu of Hostings . - I atom may wander out into space. [of ballot scone In which bi»vies of beau- ■ Lauren M. Bqalus.'a former rest- visited Miss Emily Edger lost, week ' MORGAN. (eventually finding another abode., ,tllul diving girl* will plunge into a dent of Rutland township, ps-sed end. Mr Mr' Pr..<i rnmn nnd Aih-. Mrs Will Haynes and Rev. Doro-. p,.rha|» human. Mamai, insect or brilliantly i pool and mysteriMr and Mrs. Fred Camp and Alte lhy Hayter ofxNluhvillc called on vegetation ,------ lighted <Sunday Bu»d.v guot* eursU of Grand Rami* WcdjlMday. | ^ugM flnd hf, nlar dcflnr<| 1 '°j»ly ou.1V disappear. duap.x .r p.u Calif...in June. Hr is iirvived were R.ipiBs Mr> clalr Vap by thc wife who will lx- remember- fri< nd>. Miss Alice remained fur trte Interspersed with ’the scenes pf Mr. nnd Mrs. Cecil Mnnton and M an electronic atom to be found 111 '’rMM ’ cd <v' leuiu Edgt-ri. two sons nnd <>ue*k. 4, , • ciinurrti y jln n water, a children ci of Hastings s|x-ni spent osiurSMur-,। o0..j „ly u combined uroduat produot ’‘i*-'c"',,i|,K *l>cftuck'will be a .'erif dapghter. Tlw many friend* here Mrs. Ucr'."±r h" and '.22; ........ « |>h Mrs SEr. . Letha r..,L... Adkins. Arlt-hn. O[. oxvrtin hydrogen ... ertude Fisher little (|ay ,. VCninR with and. ............ invisible0 v“udevi>le anil hipiaxlronte acts. ..r M,5. f.n Sickk. Mn. „r .ta“X Xri. “or ..... .. "'“'l b"“ r,..,.,.. ....-------„lw,r, Van 7 tl .Mr J ',*> tS. ■’ ° W V..I1 «Meui» Sl.,1. .xr! W.I. ..r "I tl«- wlU,„ul _m.Munlh.l» r.n t!»■ 21 >» been presented to American fiUdi-. , cnees. These include 'the Cosmo- ' .]». w.,„„ rw... ';; s,. pohtan Grand Opera Qiuirtette; the l-.m--.tai. .. . tai'.-'Ulb L.' "uurk 2 Il««’“‘n.ntar' international Dancing ' Trio; the (Sixteen Abbott Dancing Girls who vi.-k oi t,l..- latte. * pannt-.-Mr. hhn in Lansir..:. His Iricncfe here ....... Master Otro who will - n n.! u .1 . . . A u are now a feature of the floor show, and Mjv J-.hn Benedict. hope for the best. varatiLn on Hie f«m ?“>'bv nu> \ acai ion on in rarm. ;any pnblftlwr for commercial sale being presented in the Empire Room of tlie Palmer House In Chicago; • ’ J 'or or advertising advertising purpose purpose.— —Wm, Wm. H. ! the Ubonato ’Dio; Prosper & Marot, (Schwankoft < . slow motion hand-balnfieing mar­ 1033—AH rights r<wrwd. vels; and the famous Cervonnes -------------------------, Band. OBITUARY. Afternoon free act programs will I Ella Mac Hubbard, daughter be amplified by the presentation of [Marcia nnd George Hubbard. ■-1' Heartland „waMM,wo vllw Revue, „v,w. insisting s Circus . born Aug. 22, 1875 tn Barty Co. i-.nu (1f comedy mules,' educated horses. i'?*?' V!^-,''o?11' *n !'• *-chariot races, horse pusn ball, auto .« ,..->-1 ok* .... .. - .. aJid standing Roman races. CENTER c<-**ful teacher for a period of over । Ay pcalt i twenty years in this community. She oiirrrAiiv. trith fr.u wok married July 2fl. 1911 to HerKate Wakefield was bom in in high g ichcl I McKinley, ..... mail ------clerk in Northville, Wayne Co.. Mlcliigan. , Icvrar-* -------*— •.Grand Rapids, taler nravtnx to ChiApril G. 1853 and died al the home cago. Afterwards he changed to the <,1 her daughter, Mrs. Jessie Fellzer legal profeiuddn. years' iu,.»i „».ra..iH„ The hut ten *«• “-= "tH-ar Fn-eport. July 17. 1933. ■ they were very closely associated in She wax married to William Jos­ tlielr buaineM life, he serving As ai lin. September 7. 1873 To Ibis union lawyer and Ella as a realty brok -r tn were born.three children, one sop.; Chicago Surviving orc thc husband. Gerald Joslin, nnd two daughter*.' HfTfhel I McKinley, twosistPh.-E'i.i Mn*. Jea.sie Feltrer and Mrs. Myra Hubbard and Mrs Mary Armstrong, utvl three brothers. Lee, Chester anti Mrs. Joslin was brought uy in u Burtt Hubbard., an used nudlirr, Christum home, tier father being n Mrs. Marcia Hubbard, five nice,'. minuter. Rev. Amos Wakefield. She / Greta Ixx’hr. Gladys Bishop. Ruby;’united with the MttJiodftt Episcopal Minter. Ella Mae Arnutrong and: church nt Martin' Corners m 1881 i Mary Jo Hubbard. - one nephew. being one of it* chatter members. !;•; Geo Ellis Armstrong, and two• grand She was always a regular attendant I| nieces. n ere*. Jfarbara .Barbara Ldutse Lout*- and Marcia al aJi tlu, church service* and aii • Eiatnc Bishop Funeral services were earnest worker for the cause of' i held at the Methodist church\«m chnsL She was a apTendid Bible • Monday afternoon. Rev L I. student always taking time to [Dewey officiating. Burial wa.- in the Jtlidv £Kxls word and for prayer. Irving tghUKfry ’ For many years slie wm, a teacher in tijc Sunday School and made the SOI TH MAPEL GROM.. truths ot thc Bible plain to her Mrs Maggie Bennett and grand- cholara. She was a faithful and de- i son of Battle Creek liave been vis- voted wife uqd mbther and a good' ittng her cousin. Mrs. Lulu Gray, for lirighbor and a true friend to all. i .sometime. Where others criticized she wax ever Mr? Bob Elliston spent Thur day silent or said some kindly word. SheJ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' wax an earjicst. Conscientious I Holder of Pike’s Peak Record Now Undisputed Champion Link, and LFon at Nashville. Christian ,_______________________________ *’>nwn always on the SideMlw Hu 'Jarrard of Battle Creek oi God and right Mt. Wnihingtoxi, N. II., June 30—Trfo stock These achievements.uidiled to the great Pike’s spent the week end with the Jar- The-last few- years of her life' Peak victory in which a Terraplane Six also E»*cxTerr-ipLines, ;i Six and an Eight, niidcr oflirartl-Elliston family. ' Jnce tlw death of her husband she beat thc all-time record for all stock cars, re­ ci.il supervision of thc American Automobile i Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray of East had lived with her daughter. Mrs. j Assyria s;>cht Sunday with his F«.!t?*-r. where she was tenderly Association, bath broke the alLtimc automobile gardless of price, makes the Terraplanc the I mother. Mrs Lulu Gray, and al-o, eared for till the end which came undisputed champion fur hill-climb&g, |>crformregord up Mt Washington today—tlie Six by 51 colled on her sister. Mrs. Harve’peacefully.-July 17th, She is sur-; bceon-Ja; flic Eight by 1 minute, 16 seconds. anee ami ruggedness. Chreseman. and family. ivived i rived by her.son. her son. two daughters, daughter*, five' five Mr. and Mr?. Preston and faftifty grandchildren, two great-grandohft-' Ai a climax to the day’s work, lhe -Terraplane of Fremont have moved to their drvn and one sister, besides other 1 Eight, starting with tlie gearshift lever locked nywiy acquired property, fermeriy relatives and p host of friends who ths and icalt d in high gear, climbed to tlie sum­ the R. R E. E Swift property,' property will always reverence her memory. errr atirmblrd to prore the ruggedneat, reliabilitr Lucille Goodson of the McKelvey She has gone on before us to the mit in high g’~nr all the nay—a feat unparal­ and Mamina of any make of motor car. Pio oifnrr’t district has been assisting in the' Father's house.-but her influence for' leled in tlie history of tlie mountain. 'Hie far­ use of hit ear u ill errr approach the punhhmrnl , J. E. Norton home. i good will sttH live on. She has fought given them record-breaking Terraplanrt. thest point ever before reached by any car in ~ (!|x‘ R"**1 nght.-she lias kept the . —. T,*,rJ. taith. and flnlsJu-d her course hencchigh gear was the half-way houscr . HUDSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY "nd b Evangelical Sunday iorth lhwe u lald up for her a SU>«>|., tn., wim wui b».„ „w„ ,n picnic at Morgan landing. Thorn-• . « a >--------------apple lake. Friday. Aug. 4 A cor- [ FAIR LAKE. <!U1 invitation t* extended to all i A nice time was reported at the I who may be interested. Buhnel Ladies’ Aid Sclety al Mr*. | Mr and Mrs Wm. Ryan and Pris-; Ciiartea LechleilnerX cilia returned to their home in De-i About sixty'were in attendance at1 ; Sunday. [ the Kinsley Aid Society which met J Deucy Jones h a little better at with Mr*. Lola Miller at her cottage ttiLswriting. at the Lake. The meeting for Au­ . Mrs. Sarah Ostrolh was in Wood-[gust will be lield with Mr*. Vera OPPOSITE FULLER BLDG., MICHIGAN AVE., HASTINGS, MICH. land Sunday helping care for herj Haynes. Ladies bring sandwiches i Mr*’ B<n Sneldcr. | and one other dish for supper. The Ice an-ani social at the home. Rev Albert B£iyca and family of Danre te IL A. Terraplane Orehewtra every Saturday Night Mr- and Mrs, Vincent Nortoni Lacon. Hi. are spending two wvek* j Friday evening w*s well attended, at Fair lake. We invite you to see the new Super Series ItlrenM'license nn,vn upon ednvirtfnn conviction of-rrfti.ln of-certainff ThTlie cash denrMt depcS.lt wifh with of the E7UREKA iw OFFER LIFE TELEPHONE 2305 ■ TIB MT. WASHINGTON IN HIGH! -St- III IfSOX Fssex TEttltAPLAXES______ Smash Itecord ""— ~~ ESSEX TF.KttAPLAX£ FORREST JOHNSON AND SETS NEW STANDARDS OF BEAUTY. QUALITY, CONVENIENCE AND ECONOMY We want you to see th’is new Frigidaire. With its smooth flowing lines, panelled design and sparkling lifetime porcelain it introduces an entirely new trend in refrigerator style and beauty. Never before have so many conven* iences been assembled in one refriger­ ator—Y4 more food space with no in­ crease in outside dimensions—auto­ matic tray releasing that causes thc ice trays to float but at thc touch of a finger —shelves that are adjustable—n frozen storage compartment—double HydraThere is a model in the Fri^idaire Standard Series priced as low ns $90 plus frcijlil— {or capacity—interior light—automatic installation and Federal tax paid. defrosting—and many other features tiiat save time, woik and trouble. The efficiency of Frigidaire's famous two-cylindcr unit lias been increased Super Series Frigidaire reflects that twenty per cent, It uses only a small quality which means inbuilt depend­ amount of electricity—no matter how ability and longer life in the home. hot the weather. Undoubtedly, these are thc finest Frig* In its chromium fittings, porcelain idaires we ever have had on our show­ cabinet and powerful mechanism, thc room floor. Stop in and see them today. gun It promise* to be quite on in-'terially ceaws to exist, while tlie in-, t CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Banner Want Ads Get Results T^ARM and CITY HOMES alike have odd articles of furniture, machinOy and clothing in storage . that are tooXahiuble to throw away. Other people in the county want tn purchase just such articles, but do not know WHERE to buy. The Banner Want Ad column is lhe best medium in B.iyry County for bringing prospective buyers and sellers together, ■ TT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE wheHier il> room, to rent, furniture to sell, apartments wanted, farm products for saksTTlfetThtflp neeiled, articles lost, live stock strayed, or what not.-.. in each case you reach the persons you wish to reach in the most direct way possible. Banner Want Ads get results! TN ONT BOTHER to edit in person ... Just tclex phone 2115. If you are nol certain of thr word­ ing, we will do our best to assist you. Simply give us lhe facts and your ad will go into print clearly stated in lhe fewest wofjs possible. Our rates are reasonable ... one cent per word with a minimum charge of twenty-fivfe cents. 1 The Hastings Banner Telephone 2415 �TUI. HASTINGS BANNER. WlDM-iUAV. JULY 2*. 1933 FORTY- FOUR ATTEND । MIDDLEVILLE. rOHERN kXlIUEH. Mr and Mrs. Earl Travt* spent niceniv i ntinucn*i A meeting wa* held In the school Prof C. M. Jansky ot tbe UnilUtoUATLUNUntUl* building on Tuesday evening and vmity of Wisconsin and Mr* Nellie Bunday with her parents. Mr. and! a band on-united with OT piece*. It Moreau Jansky, spent from Wed- Mrs. Homer Yeckley, at Podunk.Oharlottc Ladies Will'Be the .I expected tiiat several more will n--sday evening till Monday morning, -Mr. and Mr*. Dwight Tabor ot Quests ofthe LocalClub ‘, 8,'Hrt ,U,rU !“** ^*5* with D-r at>t> r. Mi’.- H. J. Flower Grand Rapid* spent the weekend * rklng bn thi* for some time and. and family, and niece. Mr* Belling- WRh prr parent* Mr and Mr* Mlu Grace Edmonds vtelted Mr. Ml*# EUiel Jone* visited her Sis , Next Tuesday ,w«- J"' ul| art- pteawd to tec progress >r. Sunday a family gathering of thr- : James Ke'llcy and attended tlw an.. .. -- tcr attn Brtatol. of Marfiuul, Ladies'.day lunchexi at the Coun- n’AQe ,More,u..mUj*«* b«M*lUw hoiw ;,ull i„.„, aob woUe » few day* last week, [and Mrs. duu,--------A- WeiMcrt of- Kalord had lhe misfortune ot C F Moreau of Augtuta. twen- Thornappie lake 1 try Club on Tuesday wa* attended Ru*s udr Finstrom is visit- amaeup at their cottage at Clover o-er the week end. of- ste<1 trito his hand ty-two being in attendance. A deuuc Creek friend* thi* week.'d*te over the week end Mrs ,.uir mi*. cole nrw.Mi Newton nun and Mu* muMil- .-by ---forty-four, - . ... among ........ whom -....... were ....... to ---------------------Don't forget the Powers school re­ and Mra. Jw!k Stem have re-1 Mr. and Mr*. C. B. Cadwallader dred Newton vtr.tcd Mr*. Earl Pat- [several gutuM from away- There tbe uuurreday while at work on , liclous picnic dinner was served at union July 36th. T»ack your dinner: ’te <m ' '*■’ n '■”? rttracuve arrangement car. and so tar ha* been unable to.,.one o’clock. Friends from Owosso. lout and bring your dishes too gnd turned from a trip to Milwaukee, and Jean and Rom and Mis. Ella rn on Ot ot Charlo Charlotte «i Tuceday Tueeday. Kalamaroo. Dowagiac. Battle Creek. enjoy a happy day with old school-, WU “Poyell — -------—-1- — *- —Mr ---------spent-Sunday with and <*-,Jen and inadwaj Russell Adams, son of Mr and.'Detroit, Hickory Corners and Milo (mates and teachm at the old school 1 Mr*. Charles Wolfe of Kalamaxoj Mrs. Glenn Cad w alfader al Bdnfield. Mr und Mrs Basil Smith visited in Jackson and Coldwater on Bumtay _r{’*Sx£ tervM^t1he"buflrt taUe Ck°r*’' ^xUn“‘ *h" “** bw'“ were pre-M-nt to enjoy meetinc and house. Ptease bnng your own tem-'f Is the guwt of Mrs. Edw. Smith thb Archie McDonald and Dr. Frank vlrttlng with the sUtcr and brother- ,onadc or coflce. -------- -7-.cn uoog servi-a a . , *“ ,u‘ “u“<v wiw.' V wass ..lturn Mri »k-n ll> Mri Kenneth Kenneth Leins Leins and and Irttlc UlUe ’ wj,ich was spread 4th a lace cloth (iran<j Rapids Thursday for an ex- in-law Prof and Mrs Jansky start­ Albert Frost visited friend* «t 81 — centered jk-n-w oowi. Mra. John Kuril l« vWttng at thc text Huron where the tormer* fam**,pewter I'cw^rro? 0*1’ amination. He is coming on a* well ed for then home In Madhon, Wl*. John* Sunday. A. J Eppley cottage at Gun lake thia ily u> .spending the summer with. <>( Mr and Mr- Will Bennett lor a containing baby breath and Shasta i early Monday morning. relative*. month. i■ —-------” —'------ s:!“ ~■~’-a as. can be expected, gcxl news to hl* 1 ! Mr and Mrs Harlan Scobey visit Mr*. Clarence Grohe and children' „ 'friend* I at Grand Rapid* visited her aisrer;! Mra. M L. Ouok. Mt*. A. D. j,ir and Mrs Fr«4 Port and two ------ - me Mrs. Wm . Firth of Grand Rapid* . ft..??/..?. The tnme Bible ocncoi Scltcol came on nne fine ia-t last cd. the Toftner'* mother near Haarrow'iia in number und mter- tuigr over the week end and had Mra. earner ^chundclmeycr. a few spent Tuesday with Mra. Edgar Kntekrrrr and tiicir gue*t. Mr*. Slur- daughter:, ot Ionia Were over Sun- in din tract and Mr* Krantz Keller day* tlie paat week. tey Smith uf Ann Arbor, were guest* dty guest* of Mr and Mr*. F. L. in.aucticri Mrs Don Tofhurat won ,.51 da5 tt.ver.i u.atx-. dinner at Gun lake Bunday. Brooks. th* June linger *cote and also won kcpZprcti' busy > Mr. and Mrs Abrn Johnson amt ot Mra R R. McPcck o! Charlotte Bauer । live terrific wtnd.torm Sunday COIXJRFUL COOKING. family arc spending some time qi on Friday. Mrs. George Fraixte nnd-daug|j- tjte day s (golf event, which was We have heard Of but little flam-: afternoon did considerable damage A spoonful ot jam. right tn thr Gun lake. GuMt* of Mran<L.Mrs Carl Rn- ter, Jean, ofBaginuWcalled on their matched play again’t par .with ngc,jrom i)lM Fcverr storm of flun- in tin* locality blowing dawn shade over end ----were------Jack grandmother. Mr* Mac Townacnd,, handicap day.Many tree* were injured and imu .1— «.U ua... «„.,>« of a cup of custard, add* ms*. r.s,, Davl* isass* XH ............... .. live week -----------ft, Mrs. Ean ol uas-wms,, Jackson mis, thc ,strom and nun fruit tree* and barn door* were center ' .... -----------------------------. o,wu from away were: Mra. F 0( crop, down bu, gue*t of Mr and Mra. W. A. Hall tot [and Charles BeaumoRt of Bay City on Saturday round some fifteen rod# away and “«* n“vor- Cranberry sauce of when we hear of wmdows were blown in and icrien several day.*. jmsscI Mr and Mrs Andrew Kemp o. MfB MMrJ. aigUsli ■ iuu, r»turned, A- Curtl*of Fktro.t Mrs Krontz 1|lg fve. mayonnaise * roty c^or that Is attractive. A da*h of -xrape JCrllcr and Mrs Smith ot New York u h a t » 1U done elsewhere ' doora blown away. ' *’ Mr* Forrest Johnson and htll. jUaU,‘' Crr®k. ^ ' ,roal Whiter having H*nt two °f Mtlc Word wa* received tar.: on Friday Saturday visitor* of Mr and Mrs juice give* a heightened, sharpened! daughter visited relatives al Hardv Ml** Kattiryn Clarke visited Dr. nwnitlv* with her sister, Mrs. Eiu»: Crc.k Mra hidneybbipman ot ban o( tlu. drath ,lt K S}wonx.r |n p,.. Dam last’week j.md'Mra Cllflord.BralnaTd of Bal- beth Reickoid Merle Bradfield and father were Mr flavor to apple sauce. Francisco, Mrs. Robert Hendershott .. nl! ,,,. ar n hi« wit,w..r.. r<. • MIm Maurviv-Wlllitte spent a tew !l< Creek-part of last week The Don Hosmer and family «.t Char-'of Montreal. Mrs Wm. McKnight d( here tar »me waraWhlte^ he and Mr* Albert Smith and son LEFT-OVER ASI’AllAGl S TIPS. day* of last v.-sk with Mi--* Agm- !a,uf «• recovering nicely from her lolUt Jamol al.o wm Wm. BradItu- apent Sunday with Rvanxtnn lllinm*. Tibtu. - Mr*. Mr* Snm ' ' 01 Dawaglac.- *teo ».th their moth nl al Evarelon. Sain Nuri., Nadu “' In,xt r- p r> ra JiUI1 Left-over cooiced asparagus can Deakin* Of Stony Point .recent accident. cr er, MS Mr.'-_, Eicamn mnvxiui. BtnckUn, »■ the chil- <4 Charlotte. Mra Caper Baarman be made into a tasty salad by mix­ Mra. Clarene? Goucher. Mrs J R , Mr. and Mra. Burr Clark of Hol- dren remaining f ir the week Tarrytown. N. Y. who spent the ing with equal portion* of chuiiped 1 Havis and Donald Gouciicr wen-in iXuetk und Mr. and Mr* Bernard cLw a.th Mr and Mr* -------Mr. and Mrs. H.wurd Seibert and Rapid* .. n ^aved ones their sympathy Krtamaxuo on Tuesday O Connell ot Battle Creek were lwnuy UI1IJ> WTI ,. Bu „u, Ol w,u «- KMCl^ <...‘f family ul ul Lima^Ohlx were guest* of Cha^e Did you know that there werestill Mu* Itetty lavne hit Monday Sunday gueits ot Mr. and Mr*. Mf Bt ui.h.uv 1local1 club mxi Tuesday wit ... Br|d .... Mrv ... WUJ . ........... j “ “t1’- logs being floated down the Thorn-vm«ih» for L<t aomd hmiov — . — lake'cottng. . .. • Mr*. William M. Stebbins. Mr*. morning iwrloJ* ut Jamt* nil Gilmer. Leach rni’-bun'da'r. IM apple river to the mill? Ye*, that te Camp Kitanniw.i, Ctear lake. | Mr. and Mrs Michael Sullivan. Mra Ertlly SuUtvan. Mr*. F. W. ....-------------------------------------------------oxnwPr van norn „ noinM --------------------------------------------EYank Andru*. Mrs John Ketcham.,wnai I Ok t'NBlRNED PIE CRUST. what Vanlow* Horn doing. Mrs J E. Bllck IS spending acme jr. und family ot Detroit were Stebbins. Ml** Elk-eti 8u|Hvi..i and Mra. Roy Cordas Mr, Ray Branch. hBnn»Sylvester had some cm Is up the bunday she and EVrris ate n the pic has i.« browned urUN>Kd before lhe il« If Umy with her sons. Itoward and xlw •. ,.f hi* parents. Mr. and Mra. Mlx, ktaijory StebUik, are in ChiJante# Radford and Mra Orto *‘th ‘he ............ home ,oUtt Mr and mung filling u> te qunc quite aosw. dc:». cover cover uie the pnpte " . rUw rtver .“on Ulld land belonSng belonging ................ to W w E E dlnncr .: . ..KalMmnrnra t.............. Bernard Black. Of E-U*t w.*xllaint [Michael Mlrh«rl Rulllvan A r-.niuru tsri... vide Mr* Frank Fratirteco Franriirrt rJ viMc feavn'i. Sayles. the Uie eunimlttee committee in Sullivan. Wr 8r, nver over Rundav. Bunday. -..u.. cugo unending A Century of Prog1,1 ... Huies and Bennie Paths right Jn thr Mr*. .Frank O( Kahravaroo nn inverted pie plate __ or pun uciiiuc i .1. rigm mr . ---... Mlsr. Agnes Deukin*. Mtes J»'iv- ili' । • nuu-v . near the river . s >11 .bank . Bi.n. dinner tni.nt Mr »nrf. Vn “ ___ > *° ______ _ ______________________ charge. ’ ciuldrcn remaining for a longer n.... I: vamp and *'^ r . d *7 ,t '\ 8 X „ nI nd “ Unuc until you are n«tte Gardner and Mis* Maun-he!: visit. . Mr, and Mrs Dudley Kmn<-dy He hu.i placi d them in the river and quick V. lU‘ N ,r.' <?ulck f® sure the tilling is done. • Willitta were in Lake Odc.cu> Thu: •-! Drs Geo. L. Lockwood. Frank and granddaughter. Betty Fi'dru’k. ................... ; k, u above tbe dam and uraw* ■ -«*>«’« »>“’ Rr-»iid|«rmts whilt REV. .............. DEWEY TALKED *, . , ,, !■>•* mntHwr r".nrr fr.im IltKlKw II WI VSI.I’W day. mother Ic is convalescing tr im H. her iCarruther* anji Siremuui Fowler spent Friday evening with Trunk AT PHY QrniiT MUD’11*® to h,f mUI ,wre- 'file nM* small sm,n Mr and Mjy W M Stebbins and leave Saturday tor Chicago to attend Haywood and family of the Clu-ney attack apte'ndtciti* Raisins giveof added food value Al bUT bbUUl LAMr boy* nm hnung a Jot of tun trying mu Billy were guests of Mr and Uu: week'* clinic provided by live W. district. „ , . . tp’ndc them down strium" < Mr. and Mra Merle Bradfield when coikcd are cooked in In cprral. cprral. They ~ Mrs. Chas. Pott* at Gun take pn . K Kellogg Foundation for doctors Mr, Effie Jnnr Vro.'r.’"n O’. One H’.marCQ rirty Boys Arc Mrs. Theodore Armstrong was in spent Sunday tn Hasting* with the quite digestible and take tbe place Sunday. Frankfort went and dentist*. - —last -.ok with Mra. •• ~ Ann Arbor to see Mr. Armstrong iatU i .- mother. .Mr*. Wilcox. LittU of part of the sweetening othcrwlae Having Grand Time at • Mteii v Norina an?l Helen Mich'v-1 ! He te not improving very last and Jack returned hotpe with them. ' • ■* Dr. and Mrs Emery KnlrJcem. ct u!,rt Mr. »nd MrH. Ew.-rr gucts of their, .suter. Mrs. Camp Johnston « """ r»Mir». Ben . ----------I we understand that he will won ‘ Hur t BelllngeFcame from Detroit James Caldwell, of 'Hesperia on Mu.k,«u.»a tn. tort Mr* nuil JEI.I.Y IN SALAD DRESSING. Kntektrn of Grand Rapid* and Mlw. •‘PP'1' 1 arMore than 150 l»y* and tesdera taken to a Grand Rapid* hospital.Saturday to spend Ute week end Sunday. Currant jelly or a tliick jam may Kniikcrn. ot Evanston. IlliVerne I u r.,.ce and Mi- Ruth Wi- cncauijrd at C.'tnp tin Juiin»tun at whi rr it te hoped n change-for the; with his mother. Mr und Mr- Er:uM Etewav weroi[Jean be stirred into a salad drt> sing with nol.'. ramc here Sunday and spent fc * r ’ nceompanted l 1 } 1 ’ lj,t •' . will noon allow him come!Bellinger. They made ...... .. ....... .-CL. Sherman take hard the IWv< L.itetter ; bitter to comej BclUiwcr. They mscalls in Paw guests ot Mr and Mrs Harold Van-1 whipped cream when serving it on the day Mrs. r»A. **. D. biusmiu Knlskcrn.. - - --- ,c, A Wltxr' Mten-j-d >■ **>»-.* Lk'u y -< u( the Me Methodist cauk-n j, nornc. home. vnv uay with wiui ...an. ’homst cauKh , paw. Alamo and PlaitiweB Saturday a fruit saUd. ixilcascn ot Butllr Cpaik over'... . . ..... ... A Ctolitllrv Ilf I ’ rtfttr, r • nlilf-AC.l. ...5,. fhnr Mi** Jean will remain with Mrs. A Century ot Lrogree.s at Chicago, of thi:. < , )a._- Sunday afternoon Thoma* I. Gillette |* walking about aticjnoun arid he attended Uw reSunday , I Rev. Dew r'.t> Iked ... .... -------- -----------lalt T**11 t jR< v Itewr; to th. Sc->u-.s an 11 horrie.^gaintnx strength *0 he will. . union at Augusta Sunday. —----— .... • PEACHES’PEEL EASILY, Mr. mi'l Mr* John Mitchell ot Kntskern for some lime. 1 Cubs in :);■ ramp about lhe fir»t soon te- among us again. Tt Mr und Mra Elroy Tobias, in 1 au/*i cnPIAI *AT jpcnic al Pralrievilrf Park peelings may be removed from Battle Creek were Uw #u'tta of Mi and Joan Strtcklen and. Mtoo »asm,uvu enjoyed by a large Cum- peaches more easily by first scald­ - - - - HI■ •phnui- ->f - tlu -- —lr oa — ’--li -"Upon —my . 1 - Patricia -— and Mra Genrpe.H. j*i*t over tire company with Mr. und Mra Gten !-»*»»’’ OULIML ' ST. ROSE SCHOOL ‘ K"*»,w*“ Blake and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ltebter Mrs (iruca Bauer nf Ann Arbor r—--------- --Ten-ct nt meals have been inaugrxpecUri tin- wi-.k fur n vv.it with 5.S !S±-"anna* j ■ sot'TU SHULTZ. urated a*. lud.ana University tor >1- and Mrs E C Edmonds and the Kellogg Health Camp at Pine hi. ft at rt encircling lhe world In. ----- _ • • ■ -------------Thursday Evening From 1 1We hope ail will, remember the the students A sample menu the lake Saturday evening as gueat* of other friend.. r«opi br.aklng time, unlewhe lwd ; , ,, i annual *choo| picnic at thc Shultx flirt day consisted of a double help­ Mra. J; .on McElwain and Me; Mba KatJa rinr Blake, who L> a 7:00 Till 10:00 done hi:, t* tn b.-lngUvg his topk r,“‘A, b *1** bl' J'*1*1 ' school grounds Saturday. , ing of maslted potatoes, gravy, eplnEmily McElwain returned on M«m- tamp instructor. Clinton Horn Horn «pcm spent mSaturday all- *ch. a large cup ot custard, two to <".rry day life ot the -v Tnwnwnrt Clinton ----------- — Mi > Mabel SK on accompanied .A good time Is being planned, by down boy . h<- talked about the posMbill- ’*rcJ voV. 'enwon in . Battle ----- - Creek. slice* of bread and buttet. Mrs u Mr* U c-Mann*. C.'Mnnna. M Miaa 1» Agne. Agnes Newan I Pttortwy. ■ ti.siu8< I’.mg li 1* not lhe rarw ”r \*r*1 \ Mr and Mr*. Prank Maas, who ‘ MfiM* Ellen 1 • 'inard and Irene •had arid Miss Virginia Manns of J“'-' -7 fr* " ' . ' r.f ,vte- ) u .It. .’irivioR tor. it °"ln,‘ C‘“! ,?’ ■ have a cottage here, will attend lhe " — in a Sacramento. Jones are visiting the former’s Travc'M- Uuv t . Oak Park HL. on *hen " :3iUI uU‘ u b“'1 - ,n. th n cor*,.iuin-»u funeral Ul of a cousin. Mr Leo HerU vvu*»<. N. u™ ««> - Calif-•. court - ----- ----- «*>l tryUw to amuse grunRmoh-. -r. XL . J.,*. Mathew sin, Wsdnesdav where they were the chuAh rch-iol lawn to which thr lt »w mu< ’: you can do tor Scmium. : *7’ ' and Scodtii-.g ran do for you that :• ‘"vlted toa««ML. _ at Hastings Tuesday. ,Mr. J4r. lht lhc Judge ludKe when on being xtked, 'irinilm,. nn tt.ni. nt oi MunctJon • « M.r £ M “‘“"'I -..d ' 1 H< rringun had i—.i friends in this place *>»* hte name replied. reniled. Guess Guos It.' It. and Homt-madc fcc cream and cake ; our turn I I:. . d jou do you. until Sunday Mra Manns and Mn Cluster St’.'in entertained of' HI be served and music tendered- lx ■. E...-U will i ro.e but * stepping evening was under the direction m , ^iwhd extend sympafhy to the lxa-'kcrt attain gave the reply. Mr... Green and daughter Joan <’t daughter and Miss New*-ad r< - *“>> :£vra Koteey and Mae Mae Ov Over-1 -n" mi th< upward climb' ,[Margaret Margaret Keter} r- nav,,d . “Try and gue<4 It." Hte name wa* J«* Wood BxSArChi-aco sit her Gun lake cottage turmd lo Traverse C.ty on Tuesday, g *»«* 1 smith, who put ,on on * a “ fine program s :.i.iv. ull th--b'.j .in the cam,, n " P r, !F “ r ’ ' Ctertructe Oates entertained her Tryon Guteset. Sh.rlcy W Smith, secretary of lhe * “ ! c h <UI w U . J . over the week end.’ . i in which' Modrsta Klnne gave two M:».v Dori* Biddly returned on University of Michigan, and Mr cl is foot BADLY ON ... ’ 1 V‘ MUW. in khlu ixolo. Modeata Kinne and Anna Mae to. 'Ind Mri M^Artby '.irato- "“‘"U tow S.r C. -«e D.™nln«. 1 T,'V--■• Sunday to Grand Rap.iL- fitter visit­ Smith drove to Hasting* Wedne-day. ing tier brother*. Lyh; and Kenneth Mr. Smith went on to Grand Rap­ ' "‘A"" '■"<» P»« >br' “ d“>. M'yMIll.'-' ,.j ita- lunrral «I Mr* Km,. JclSn * "««* Mr.umrntartan ,nd kinid*. from which place he and Mr. Mr* Ray Boy.was painfully in- <lt|.PI. t<41-ur..i t’-- evening Magi-(PFtiher lllridle for li ve.: ! d.iv.. reading and seven '*her gave ”,v‘’ “a reil<lln * " ’“f «*ven t-S.-------- „,-a----- >-.. b»uadm in the *avent#enth c-nAitjiur Ainsworth ol tiiat city made iured 8uud4>' «ft‘,rn'x’u al v/jn n.’n E'a-rn> u-"b>blv' the’ be*’ v°ung. people gave a very good iilay- at Freeport Wednesday." . batuador tn the aeventeenth craMr. and Mrs G. E. Kenyon and ,urya trw tr#*’. northern Michigan, where r: . ... 11 y‘a,‘ r,‘ 1 i'- •«“*> 1111 ;tet on the mbfoct of e-xxt and bait it 1* ltd there are iittt trout wait-­ . . known amateur In the .state, gave an , ul or gnoa ana o.«t Frank „„ Hallckk spent Thursday mi aft-­ i II is raid there arc large trout wait ll i., .aia mere an large iroui wait Following live ruin. Wimton w<-nt , .... .. ,.f >.>.... .. ... th. t literature, ami nine ladle* eav<- an *rnoan ... NuAhvtlifing l<> to be te.: taught. caught Mr*. Mrs Smith reinit 11!ld uccideiitaily xp-pped . ’ Movimz nicture* nndI an -1 ln,pn ‘*tln* play ^presenting m cvt eve-1 mhtrtkting representing ua mte-. mi*-. Mr und Mr* Harrv Mlsener will must in- ;’llonur>' doctor’* clinic A* this nitct-. D Ki....!:, id and Mr M L < Social Events and Personal Mention ,„ „ : . \tr». .!<.«••nil Utile t.nrl danehter U CMmW. W* C C '■ SSI S’X” n..n».n “ °'"“1 >■“ -X 2^”; RalR- £; !«■> .«* If It Doesn't Fit. If If It Doesn't Wnar. It b Unutidactory In Any Way Bring It Back/ ,»».«!. r~> to c"'n|’ ““'^SL*uS?S«»?U“«£X-l by all mean* return IL You’ll get a new larmeni, lit your mu nr y back. When anythin* you buy other people _____—tell iu. been quite a tempt*- to xo out definitely to gel business on a price basis. . in* prices—not quality. But we’re still stirklng to our poliry of never selling T. S. BAIRD CLOTHING for MEN and BOYS HASTINGS PHONE 2396 Were You On Time This Morning? ffiTa«S!to! Mr’i» -’»*»•.••’.[arr'e.'.hr «'S»May I I Ckuoir. A-rk lta.b.11* M.y MK. L>n. ' . . camp tor . <hl> . . wr.k. . .U'™ tv o-rvire ru*«t Atmriav «™n» rennina S' ™»J .nelode . .pretal bJta.ll pan. tor ’»l"?* *J?t;Jimmli. Mid WOlto. amtotolle to ..... nrctsAii: [ and uaugmtr spent 'hr lai to.- part doing 1. Will a* poMdble at night, a camp fire BaU1,: Crcrk vU1,<d ,twlr brotlier., jof la.’t week r.t'i M-s. David F.<i’.ch i t n.llQri Thunday . ns. and the grand • “ ’ stn 1 " ex, . 8,l,, “ > a " d C0 " Unue Usler Sonnevillc.’and family Wcd_____ _ rnurroay • • rnaix. aim ine grana' . *■ 1 and family in Cale<V.nia. ----------... . .< .Wto - * "" .. ... :‘ Aug, h ' a. 'number trom here will nraday • - Ju*t received a new shipment of “Westclox” .NTuitaTSH-.MCLr.XH. . .... ■»-£ L'X'SS i On Thursday evening, Mr. and ir- .. . . - ----- J --: ---'I Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Oretwel Alarm Clocks. invited to gb and take basket din-! Mr*. Arthur Crothrrs. Mr and Mra.! A very enjoyable meeting ct the Honor. Eridny light. invited to gb and take basket din- an<1 M„. |ftaanl oreusel of MU'Milo DeVrie*. Mr and Mrs. Cecil American Legion Auxiliary wa* held 1 Big Ben . $3.50 Baby Ben.S2.9S ATTEND C’ONV ENTIpN. ' »* «’• E 8 Thompson will have wnukee. Wu. caited on Mr. and Mrs? । Munt in and Ruth and Rev and on . Ttiursday evening, preceded by u Black Knight$1.95 Bantam .$1,00 Mr mid Mr-. Frank Annable wui charte of the service* Ivere at Coat* Mila Ashby Thursday, pot luck z.upi>er. a:ry Wood were in Marcrllu* Sun- i Grove. ’ -------—■.—* a > ----- ,------i • Harry Wcstclox (Electric) Alarm ------- $1.35 Camp Ben Johnston at Slicrman Mi.-* Ruth McIntyre.a7, reprevent and G.- ™mui Smith and WEST HOPE. “ day attending the Fourth District Ij Mr. “ ““ Mrs "f"' rF.- u ano lake; ?Xn- c-mvxnnun «nVentWn or *’r uve :hr American American Legion'"'" Legion ■’«» •N^l» arc u!» nurl11 °«> n vacairtn A very enjoyable birthday sur.... fU -a^irSSt —- ----- aTS - ’io- b e Mr and-Mm Harold Pelham and | prise wa> held Sunday at the home ™‘"-| A ‘ 1»83 — Golden Anniversary — 1S33 ran Oiflrey of Mew Brunswick. N. S’ son, named Walter Junior, wa* of L. D. Woodman, he being ti*e J„ arc expected the latter part 0! let at otter Lake, telling h-.^ the t4ln 1,1 HASTINGS PHONE 2C3I MICHIGAN born tv Mr and Mrs Walter [honor guest and due fop M spankthc wetik. David Goodyear, Jr. who child;;.w-.T.children were car;;'. cared !lor.. etc.. etc,, its well OBSERVED BIRTIIDIY. Thoiiit»on on Sunday. July Ifl mgs which were omitted because of Mother ajul son are doing nicely , hi* advanced age and pliyslcial conedited ai‘“.Mr"r.nd Mra**H ’ Waiter. Sr “ ‘wen New Brunswick, retunung with wellai.- work e.t the pa-.s and Unit-. , Sr “'l*7ho"doing'n is >lm dmnir a.‘ weiTiis well as 1 <miwr. dltlpn. ’Th7i Then' wen-“‘ictt left“a°few a few ‘»midi wnalli IE Birdsall i collage ut Thonupple! possible but found ... it pretty ,----- y warm tokens tar remembrance* of the ocMr". Archie McCoy and Airs Em- TP MAKE EXTENDED I lake Sunday with aril filled baskets last week to be wearing a plaster ] eastern and a-very bountiful dinner. ma 8. Evan* have Just returnedI. Mri Edwardvisit in i A Clark left on Tues- in rcmeraberaiwc of Marion s BJth cast, which had to be put on account, was enjoyed, followed by a variety from a two wryk*' tour in the upper I Mr* cawaru a. uiarx u-n on suea- rbirthday of the tlie severe accident he had about of good old'time music. Guests were day from her home in Lo'» Angeles, j " “ tlXlt y_ peninsula of Michigan and w.y it’* a month ago ' present from Osalo. Florida. Battle Calif., for Hastings where she will ; well worth white to know our own Mias Ruth Woodman in edmpany Cieck. as well as home folks to the visit with her, Mrs Daw Lewis will entertain the slate and .it* many resource*. They make an extended with a number or of girls from Cale- number of eighteen. Wife Mr ” 1 H ‘ 1 r n n 11 M- anti *—• Mr- *1 [had a dcllxhtful time and feel well brother and wife, that sh- J p’ F ?lub. ,1n Thu”**’*’ *Iter- donia *pent a week recently at The community meeting held al V Hessmer It I: I* '. exnectcd .... 'repaid for going. iDdny noon noon at her lioine on W Mill St. Green lake, west of c*tedunii Bert McCallum's of cloverdate E’narrive .Sunday noon. I Mr and Mrs. Guy Bauer and Mias will *^* Mr and Mrs Je**e Chase attended flay evening was a ven’ enjoyable will be Mr*. Clark* first visit I Henrietta Butwr visited over the loTin* . . . H a WIUIVII church VWMCT conference in Grand Rapaffair, having been entertained by lirr girUiood home in nearly thir-'' Mr and Mr* Ed Bailey are the lrts week end with Carl Bauer al Sagiid* on oil Sunday. Nunttay, Dt>n Marsh's Hill Billies from CharJproud^rent* of a by girl, torn’ A[ ,11K „ rrMir ,lotte. WM. Tire tnr next meeting I naw and Max Bauer, wlio is at a ; ty-llve ycara. At the the morn morning churcp ,service, mr will be at. I camp on Wagner lake near Baglnaw. FIVE HASTINGS siings girls . U j?, v ’ Ju , 19 * 1 “ ‘ Gillmore Dustman of Kalamazoo . Glenn Morehouse's. GIRLS । Mrs. Elisabeth Relckord ot I*onAT c.lMr K.rANSiWA. '^ «» -ss.-R-ys.. ------------------- sang "Rocked tn the Cradle of the Remember thc Garden Club at p • OQ H.« «M Ito pun BM, ot IWll „„„„„ r FICCS lOT r f Idciy and Saturday, July 4>O ■ Harting:. Camp Fire girlr. who are and will answer lo lire name of Deep. ’ and Minister Wins spoke on Lester Monica's this Thursday. Joyce Belle<Mk «m WHk end W> of «ita uu. a. c»n,|> KI“Influence." Edward Willson, Jr, spent part of I ferment mrrtbrr. Mr*. M.rv Srrerc>,. take an1 Florcnrr •, Mis* Florence Kniffin who ha« [last week with hia mother In Cnn' BARR WILLE. Westerlind. Kathlyn Merriam, Ed­ | been seriously ill I* some tetter , 7 -*K**w. ’ir*r^ ton. Ohio Hi* brother. Stanley, reMr. and Mr* Edd. Rice received; -T-. The L A b will hold an ice turned home with him fora six na Schultx. Marie Everson and Bet'*­ the sad new* of their nephew. Ken- cream social at the home of Mr. and weeks' visit ty lame Shults. FrMport or Middlavul* ,,-dall Keller, son of Mr ’ and Mrs. •Y.” ‘ Mcat,r..^aa> cvmngJ The c E contest close* next Bun­ At lhe Council Fire which closed ,‘ Sam Keller, breaking hi* arm A Mr\n?Mr Fred p^ir nf Tu..k dfly cv«Un« Everyone come and see Mr aad Mr- Fred Rock of Jackending of this lively rac ‘IS O«"0 SAP'S Mn Ben Wtolr .nA son were Bunday gucstq ot tlieir *a* Tiger Brand Standard Quality ratoo to*. no“«». 10„ta >nd Mr, parent, Mr. and Mr* H Webb. EAST WALL LAKE I ULTRA CLUB MEETING. Jane Baynton of Sunfield visited Mrs Ida Lake of Detroit called on: AND 3TCINITV. I Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Petter de- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clemen* and 1am- Mr. and Mra Ralph DeVine and Wendel Vreeiar.d. wife and two Mrs, Anna DeVine on Sunday. [*on» of Detroit spent Haturdav and. Ughtfully entertained the Ultra Club'Uy Wednesday. Mrs Arthur Richardson of Free- Sunday at their cottage. on Thursday evening of last week, i *nd Mrs E L Houghtalin and ana Mr* air* Waltrwaitar *Blake and son Fort spent Thursday and Friday Mr. and Mr* Boersma and wm' •Buga" furnishing the entertain-,I*ir. Mr. and ”-u- ” 'J — spent -Sunday with Mr. and Lira. with Mr. and Mr*. Heber Foster. On friend.-; of Grand Rapids spent Wedment. t 1! -----------------Thursday evening they accompanied nesdsy at their cottage i First places were won by Mrs. Ray Clement Mr. and Mn E J. Robinson and by Mr*. Dorcn and Mary attended Kenneth Kaliter had his toiull* ' Archie Relckord and Ed« Lawrence r—a.. 3 3Sc iand adenoid* u moved one day last and low by Mrs. Lawrence and ,V. daughter spent Thursday evening a band concert in Battle Creek. r*-_ r-i-.t— o-.__ c Every Sth Cone FREE. You don't have to buy 5 to with Mr .and Mr*. Ray Clemens. W.'lcc”t.Vas,.^’.B weck ‘n Hastings A. Bchider. spent Lriaay evening with Mrs. Will. Bertha Tcbia* ot Hasting* is visit-, get the free one. Every Sth cone from our dis­ HOPE CENTER. HOME from ANN ARBOR. H'de „ , ... ; Ing relatives here Mr. .and Mra Frank Leonard have penser will be FREE. Buy your cones here and Mrs 8. Geiger spent Monday and Mr :iniI M1. w No>-M and Mi** Ixirena Band, who ha* been suffering from pneumonia while in pone to Kenton, Ohio, to visit their Tuexdnv with her daughter. Mr*, [daughter. Rosals, of Katemawo Get Lucky No. S FREE! Ann Arbor, is improving and her daughter. Mrs Elmer Amsler, and ..7 „ I spent thc week end in E. D. Reyfamily. Miss Marjorie Gillette spent nold.v cottas, ' parent*, Mr and Mra Tho* Baird, Mr. afid Mr*. Fred Aihby spent Tliuradny with Mr and Mrs Hubert Mtes Ncma nf Toledo. Ohio, who went for her yesterday. Tuesday, bringing her to tlie family home tn Sunday in KaUmazoo wiih Mr and Lathrop in Nuxhv-ille. h33 been staying with Mra. Sprague. lh|» city. Tills is chming new* tfi Mr*. Emc.it Armstrong. Mr« Arm­ VAMRRK RMtiwna | returned home Sunday. Mrs. Snell strong is confined to her bed witii her many friend*. Melvin ‘ McKibbtn wa* tn Battle' ®f 'f0,e<to U no* wi:h for B 4hort three broken rib* caused by an au­ tomobile accident. ' LOVELX LUNCHEON. Will Aldrich has a brother from Mra. George Coleman. Mra Rose !h« s-ianur m»M «™i Coigrose. Mra L. R. Glasgow and 'the north visiting him Charlie McDermott visited Maur­ twranu. Mr. »nd Mrs. Henry Hhlve. Iflllnd>y vl*hy* st CUgord Kahlre, Mb* Sadie GUutyiw were In Oreenville on Wednesday attending a I ice Caukins at Gun lake Sunday. *F-mm ...v.-i. u, 1 Arthur Bagley, Bagiev, conductor eonduetor of caltsrails. " luncheon given by Mrs. Ellis Rar.- I Lyle. William and Maurice Aahby ..nh’ Gt2Lgt f*’*’”®. is perhap* the ranking conney and report a very delightful 1 went to Clear lake, near Dowling, And a Root Beer FREE With Each Package. lor’ f/'er*bun'- tinliou* radiocastcr, He ha* been on, i Sunday and were in thr severe storm v2n Sndt <irMtFe*iilfc<?n/rank U“‘ °‘r *V<rJ' mornln« ,OT tune. >«l and saw a large tree fall on a brand \un Zandt over the week end. nlne an(1 yretented mow DINNER HONORING GUEST. । new car and smashed the front end A i Graic* wa* at the county tx*n 2500 program*. Mr and Mr* AI ten Pender enter­ of tiie' car in Two men were sit­ scut Thursday on byiiner-, ' ' . tained very delightfully at a ».x ting in the rear, but were unharmed. Mr. — and, Mt*. Melun Although MeKibb.iione must wet a postage — o’clock dinner on Tue*day evening Charlie William*, who iu* been spent Bunday with relative* In Irv- stgmp to make it stick, the coin- ... -» .. complimentary to Mrs. EllxabtLh on thc sick list, Is belter. ,n{t- „ , position of the gum u*ed on the w® Deliver Tha Big Little Store REED'S DRUG STORE HASTINGS, MICH Mrs. Jennie Searles of Hickcry Thorpe and dsughter Betty of Or­ Mill Shafer cf Orjnagviik ipent sump u 33 per cent water, <6 pe* lando, Fla. Covtri were laid lo: Canter* »peht Wedrte»day afternoon Sunday with J. C. Raitnchd i:id cent dextrine, and t per cent glu aux. st tlie Fred Aaitby home. wUei cote. BIG BEN ' SSMER the JEWELER Let Us Cooperate with Our Govern ment in the New Recovery Plan LET US SERVE YOU 26c Coffee Butter Big Boy Cone Special Wed. and Sat., July 26-29 Only! IP. M. to IIP. MJ Town Talk Corn Starch 2 Lima Bean* 39c X4C E7|c 2 cw 17c Succotash LaFrance MEAT SPECIALS ICE CREAM SPECIAL Something New ... Two Flavored Pack­ ages. .. Special, Wed., Thur*., Fri.f Sat. Picnic Hams HucUass s. isle Beef Steak &**' 2 •- 3fc Bacon “'““'iX"!,.51"” Cold Meats at Low Prices REED’S CONE SHOP �THE HUSTINGS BANNER. WEONESOAF, JULY tg. 1913 PAOt ETGHT WANTS NORTON BRINGS WORD OF NEW FARM PLANS [one cent a WORD, no' ADVER- pormer Conpressniun Ta Printocmcot VOH uss THAN J”. £ ,ikcr F„rn!erB Diy .B'lu „,, „ THE CHURCHES raw y?.ry.nvTERiAW cnuncn. Vji" tit Colloffc, Friday. July 28 Guaranteed Trust. Fitting Service ' DLLTOK M. E CHURCH ROTES. *aute«j to hold thc raptor* you the New Akrc.iT Tryas feature *‘Se'ortlv« Pressure Ccatiol”. Nothing else like OBDIX TOaPUBLIOATlOK. CltANCBRY BALB FOR WHEAT GROWERS <«•» >• . ude and the address was pa..tea on ' the other. of 12,500, , on Fanners panlMtionx tn the United Blates Accepting Federal Plan ;have a tyt-lcm ol pciiiiotu’for their E:i' t lainsnig.—Benefit payments tmplajm L.r wheat acreage reduction in Mich­ igan amounting to 12.500.000 a year, ORDER TOR PUBLICATION. ur dependent upon tlw full co-opc.ration of State formers with thc । tide nil plan for wheat adjustment.1 arcordtug to B W. Allin and H. W Gilbertson; U. S. Department ot Arurulture. who talked to Michigan county agricultural agents at Kalu- ; Bc-n< Tin- average Michigan annual pro-' auction ot 13,000.000 bualieh of wheat would qualify the growers for the huge sum but this amount will! bo reduced proportionately by tlwif’4”^ number of farmers who prefer to, Urebr iwoutri may a lone hand In the wheat game "-•> lather than io ooperatc wipt their (lk„’ CHURCH OF THE NAZAREKE, neighbors. . ..r Chuck Bl. Opp. Parker M<nu« The members of thc U S Depart- }■'■ Pancoast r. al.lbjc mint ct Agriculture explained that'*;* the purpose of thc federal plan is j to bring the price of wheat to a ' 'r'[p »«•> point where it has the same pur-1 vhusing power as it liad in 1914.1 «NOTICE TO CREDITOBH Thlt is to be done by making it *’•*' "{r Huhiljn Ik. PtoLlU c. profitable tor wheat growers t-j re-| f,', u, HAKTD...a PARISH. ■ i’lci’ their wheat acreage so that •‘■..‘■I METHODIST Ei'lSCOl'AL C yb-.i’v is raised for domestic con-1 sumption but no burdensome sur-' pit - |s produced to depress the price <1 wheat soldMr. Gilbertson stated that tlie in- i vr>-a“v in wheat prices to farmers u ;;ild re.ult m benefits to al) classes ul industry as thc added purchasing, <” i pow« r of farmers would be reflected ■ in cidlA for more manufactured c gwxl« and for increased pay rolls In: factories. I County agricultural agents and NOTICE TO CREDITORS Smith-Hushes high school U-achrrs . will address local meetings in tfuArif"' eountic* to explain )>oW the allot-: , J1 ment plan operates. Committers to I ’ adtnini'ter thc plan in Michigan ' crtmUin wit! be selected by farmers .following die local nwetfrut*. FIBST Mr.Ti-O’HFT EPISCOPAL CHURCH The Preicriplion Drug Store HASTINGS U||np REWARD READY A Silver dollar was recently mailed nu¥c ncWHnU nCRUI_ through the Hood River <Ore.i Pad M/CW/CA.V Our Success Has been achieved through cartfnl butlnen managemrnt omf vatUfartory dealing with poilrybolder*. 6EE US FOR INSURANCE Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMAZOO. MICHIGAN J. L. MAUS Lae*l Reptesroutfvr. U»nli;<«. Mkb GEORGE M. NEWTON SPECTACLES PITTED, REFAIEIJD, BROKEN LEN8ES REPLACED. WATCH. CLOCK. JEWELRY EEPAIRISU. CASH FOB OLD GOLD. PASTURE SAVES CASH ON DAIRY- FEED BILL rj.>! NEW AND USED AUTO PARTS Hui >n BAPTIST CHURCH Glenn F. Laubaugh PHONE SCSI SEWING MACHINES EMMANUEL CHURCH. Otl’IbCOPAI.l ' REPAIRED and RIM i ll liaslinp. .Midi. HASTINGS MARKETS CARDS of THANKS Can You Risk a Lawsuit? State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Co. Phone 703—F4. Jerry Andrus, Hastings, Mich. NOTICE TO CBEDITuul 1 rtlMVULIVD ’ FARMERS 54yV/TARY 330 E. STATE STREET CHXNCERY NOTICE Fresh Northern Cherries Home Grown Sweet Corn Golden Bantam Fine Quality Complete Assortment of Other Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Q~ i<» tret s were blown down a! t-1 uuon in tiie secund miit New po'tat°eS i I . -- parent-. Mr and .ye* <r.Hl:ng»r th. IhuraLty night the Young L*aRiie of thr EsanerlnaJ will have a home made ice c-'. ial on the Blawn. Therewa Dause visited in Lansing a few days last GA:/..V< 7: / KOGJM MS WANT to BUY? TRY the WANT COLUMN [M-nt a few days with relit- iv ML-,.. Ruth Jordan. Marie . Mildred Cole. Marjorie Jen- j" Heit Ju Woodard and Mr», Slur-1 Howel! .sp^nt the week end at i Morgan Park. D: und Mrs E. G. Pulu und it family are spending their .vacation • , I Wall lidcv. Mi v. Blanche McMoore . of Los I ) .ue--:«. California, is upending ,a! J rw i'.a;.-. at tbe Ed Mayo home, ?>! -.- and Mrs. John Mc.ssimer of Detroit capte Saturday tor it few tiny?' visit with Mr. and Mrs ■Sorter Kinne. and Mr.'. Sol Varney left y for a trip through tyuftlwtn! ,i Mr ..nd Mra Coy G Brumm and! ! wo'daughters left Monday for; Uaws.-e City l<> attend the State' Rur.il Carrier's convention M -> NlnA CluppcB of foinstl fin i of Miss Minnie Furnlss. Mr. and Mr.-. W. U-Roy Pei Haute. Indiana, are apendfowydays with hu parents. Mr, tv -t H, Perkins. ■ Townsend spent a few daya Get Your Supjitie. of The Singer Sewing Machine Co NOTICE Ti> usBDITOl , Wltrtl.EYAN METHODIST CHURCH Show Merita of to Supp’vtncnk Bojy OU; PARTS FOR Al l OPEN WED * RAT, EVENiNOS . :.:-i r. > <>- . , .ii.uat:^ Apples H.™. Home Baked Goods Call and Shop Around Table . factory began : it Monday morning. home on North Maim gtrett iurs<Jay afternoon after a tew i'<>' illness. Mr. Price lived north ; »n on a farm for nearly 30 ;• Dead Stock REMOVED widow, he leaves oju* Mrs. ILiroid Barnum and lehlldren of Msuon, five John Bah>z of near IIA'.I r.r.v sai.i: ... Jake Mjtrslmll. Mrs. Ltbbie Seaman of and one living in Califor ,i\a:.d cne brother. Wash Price •u N;ishv!H< Eu’nrral services w id Sunday afternoon ut 2 ’ ck at tin- Methodist church: nriuctvd by the Rev. Harley Town-1 of Woudland asst’tcd by the i Jfoyt Burial in Lakeview ccme- j niter Kalamazoo Rendering Company We Pay the Telephone Charges . . . Call Collect •• O O Mater, who underwent; .nHiied c* an operation at Pennock hospital' »n, «b>i • •• tu-. fur appendicitis lias been brought]J™' home, her sister. Mlw. Dorothy Ed-iii'r, iimlids. a registered nurse, is car-]"1-1 for her. , Clayton Wurtz. Bobbie Betts and'us'harhv Higdon arc at Camp Ben; Johnston, the Boy Scout camp, fur > CHARLES H. LEONARD Buy Your Coal This Summer Mr and Mrs L G. Cole have been' att-ndltig the World’s fair the past Mus Vada Beison has employment being pn-ecnt t > th in Battle Bat! Creek. Ml« Edna Brumm of Kalamazoo ;s spending the balance of tlie sum­ mer with her parent* Rev and Mrs. Albert Ostroth' spent a few days with their son! T tiVN MARSH, and family at Lansinfr also spent1 Ben Han .n and '■■■•’ _ M- and Mrs Roe Tuttle and baby. and wife Baltiinorr. Md„ urc visiting rhe refurned »•*«*■" • brents On Friday they , _d wit.i •<’j: t'1 Chicago to attend the vilk and Huuper Worlds tai,j, - of -• Kalama* ----MU* Dorothy “ Powers > rain visited our, ?oo a few days last week with riwen to i her spent parents. Mrs E A Hanneman spent Sun­ day with iclauses at Grand RapMr». Whisler U , Mrs Helm Butler and children rTHETIME ^T0 MAM-AD RESULTS Phone f . r !>• For prompt, efficient and courteous service in the removal of horses, cuttle and sheep free of charge call Kalamazoo 2—951-1 or 5131. “ t ORDI-.R roti PU1 I nunoi tending tlie World'* fair. h .. > Rev Dorothy Haytcr. Sfr. HayterJ tv-o f Derigo and and Maxine Mc-'slmer have (folic 10' ... —«k Indian lake to attend the Nasarene |UMi.*( logere and little camp meeting. Alamo, are sp?nd- The Kunz family reunion will be Mr.. Van Ett. {held Allgust id al Morgan Park. Prices are advancing and you will save money on heating cotts by taking advantage of present quotations. Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company FLOUR FEED -:- COAL -:- CEMFNT LI* BRICK <- TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 �nqx. Wednesdayt July 26,1933..j 1,1,1 non. PART TWO—Pi THE HASTINGS BANNER wnrthtexa No* it hasNot All Land suitable Mrs Sarah Ostroth spent Sator-1Howard Nailer and Lyle PnCT HF PROnimiMn ildcrcd alma«t aorthlcM- Now It has Not Au Land suitable. UUbl Ur rnUuUulNU day night and Hundiiy witii her »1»- spent Sunday at Comstock. I Dexter Brigham of Cultivated Blueberry Turning IproapecU of becoming one ol the: Not all wasteland tract* are suit-: a DHQijCi nF UUMFflT ter Ben Snyder, •• - of Assyria —• ’I. niae* . .. Mrs . . near Wood-1 i’l .Homer Wade spent a|Bt ■►this ptace t>i* the naat past wae* atw up ■m«t valuable tracts in the county.-aWe for blueberry culture, he cau-i A BUbHtL Ut WntAI land. few days at .Mr. and Mrs.-Clareion . I Dr. ur, Ernest erm-st i.. L. Anthony, snuwny, uean dean oi of tioned. tiomd. Unless lhe tlwsoil roll is sour »our and State's Waste Land Liability Dr and Mrs Phipps and son re-1 Marshall's. Mr. and Mra. Clyde NlrhoU 9MM agriculture, declared the south Ita- ,i¥. water tabic relatively high, he Experta at Washington rig­ turning from tiieir northern trlpi George Jr. Marshall spent Batur- (1* P*” with relatim »t OH.... station's investlga- W|jd blueberries will n’ol thrive uponur0 jj Wa8 74 Oents ven .............. experiment 'home io Indiana stayed Thursdayjhay nlght wtth oeUey „„ vet and Marshall. Into Dividend Paying . s., Asset :tion.in blueberry culture promises jn. Breau^rtMiie low fertility, he night ut Mr. ...... /nd Mrs. George ■ Michigan Last Year . ............ .......... . , . , Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jacoba ara an- ... j I I I I I I. I I I I I . I* I South Haven. July 20—Cult fraud Uve crop's adaptability to waste- land to reftirn the state more than the >ald, the jJlants need lo be fed plant cc.«m .1 Vlncnc!'">•“>« • Authorities In the1 Agricultural;Orccns’ „ ,, , ,, ,1I Tl» Ice m «mU >»«.. » blueberries, w, targe their stte is cuUhallon wa* not In the Irost ex- '‘'dire cOjtof operating and main-: foc^. Experiments al the Keefe uu.Hir till* the MichigiUl Michigan eXtM expertnunl ^gntation, ennrttu-lMl. conducted, hu by VClrhludn Michigan Department at Washington claim ....................................................... Mr "nd Marztul) and1 Norton'* qa. quite a success.' net- from Chicago for a few daya. ' < atiir,irat»rf . • taUUllg ’riniCIl- ’nlantattan ' Clifford Kahllo and family spent almost unbelievable, have, begun to|’ The lourhta found the blueberry-!? ■Motion it WftS was fo founded. Thc;’.State S((1U. college. IndloUM h-.mcated complete complete. that they have figured the thc cott cod of fatnliy and Hugh Burchett called, njlg about 937 00 alion1fsince lnw 11 ’,n‘kt’'- .-J** the past week »Ub relatites at convert Michigan'* waste hind Ila- iI .bushes . . on Mr. und Mrs. Jim Burchett near! ___ > > a ' ________ in roll soil m Ilow in 'tatiou U k subdlvi* fertilizers gave thr best results. Ap- producing a bushel of wheat, on the bllliy into a dividend paying asset. I,—.... growing Kruwtng in Woodland. . . .—:.o, : . qw in non of the East Lansing station plications of sulphate of ammonia!average in this country, at 75c: and tevrral hundred fruit grower* from 1,'rul|,y that weed* didn't seem to Sam Wickham and family of CharMillion-Dollar Crop. '• increased new. growth but reduced they claim that last year »heat was:I Mr. and Mrs Frank Hawblitz. \ Mrs JuliA DeSloovere and Wm.Jiotte were Sunday guests of Mia. a iuilf doztic state* observed iq Van ;“u* a* 'thrgar and the water ta­ H- D Hoc'lnan MiriUgah State yields. Phosphorus alone gave gcxxl produced In Michigan. Ohio and In­ Glenn Barber and Miss Tudd and Martin of Kalamazoo visited friends, Nettle Newark. Buren county Wednesday and ‘,.le within u to 34 niches of college extension pomologist and results, but tendrd to cause early diana at un average eo»t of 74c a Thursday on the annual orchard.Ux’ Sonic field:, were vf tecretiuy of the Michigan State fruit maturity complete fertilibushel! ______ totir of the Michigan State Hurt:- l,u’ Saugatuck sand type; others Someone has suggested that fig­ cultural society *WK rombtmttiuns of low grade HorticulUttal society, described blue-;e«u*ed moderate plant growth berries as Michigan's new <1.000,000 anri heavy nets of large fruit. urea cannot He. He added tiiat liars W. iouri.1. upon .heir' Z h>ri!cultqrai crop Johnston said blueberries are not can figure. We would no: wbh to arrival they had come to sroff Mt ’ “ * "unU au,‘ . “ The pomologist was supported in-a gct-ricli-qiilck crop, tu it takes make such n charge against tlie exthe idea ot growing blueberries on!" Fertilizer Does Trick. this assertion’by Stanlev Johnston.,11 0,111 P*Uence to’ propagate perts In the Agricultural Dciurt।—i... yri?tj"e- m—*»t at Washington; but we' plantings solemnly believe that, on an average ---------- •".chlgan farm, when the os erhead R-tofore warthh‘*\ tmrts. *r,n7ki Li it. u | . ‘f”-: berry land. Ollier states in Die mid- 1;,ld production hu* been »tepj»d up. of conducting tnc the farm is consiaconsulS V" ,‘caV‘l> loa,1*“‘1-»“h die iest he reported hare Ititteor PrW* <™Un-* «oud. The market ered. lhe tabor adequately allowed SSI ™7.‘. V»ru o: s Una lop.rxiuu.mr.no «nu.«u.rt. armn-mari. Tor-»!«.' I 1^. ’ St"1? bl,J* bWn« >’lrM run. Ol»r»rrn ,o ,la,uUO„ a„. ,olhc,_, „rf lorM11 I S. hilr O.n.t '.d ’ 4 ,h'o2t;ac" Pl“»'.Uo» nr U’l Jotuulon Mid Ih-re vu «xne romprUUon trom Ul, wild crop Chi- orher lloiru rluu onwrinio uw mlI rSlit P ? “IT" "" "* MiS-rr, “a in nr.™ rw ««"'•»>"» *' P"-"" cul*U°“ “roid.rrd Ihr coU ot : urana Grand Junction., Junction • i r ' 'mnntx- in uiphinn uiu.1.J c.ctjr ;' tire cron. producing a bushel of wheat hi Michigan last year, or any year, would exceed 75c. These experts claim to have proven that, exclusive Irnu. T,„. Ur ”| ", “Xd* of land rental, the cost was 55c u — — —— — ■ -...... ' | ported blueberries, have been the bushel for the country as a whole, and 56p for Ohio. Indiana and, AN ANNUAL BUYING EVENT i most' dependable crop on their Michigan. M],.niaan We w,. believe -w.^ve our-farmer. our. T.nner fnilTVo be htehlv^Sft reatler# wllt 1101 “$«* U’»t a bushel! °nd f rUlt t0 k W8 1 y f r,of wheat can be produced in the I rcsi3‘ani', . ! state of Michigan at an average cost; The DeHaven plantation was set of 74c bushel. to a wild high bush variety 40 years! —-------------< a » ■ j oMsomux I KROGER'S •nSX“'vXTu<‘? ;,»‘r iT Ine, iii th* printed suit UMN s"u“r “S'”■ r™. UX fS-Xi' ill SSX • lit? B». HI.. AN ENTIRELY NEW »Hey. Co. SUPERFUEL I AT THE PRICE OF REGULAR ! AT ALL STANDARD OIL STATIONS is AND DEALERS STORE MANAGERS WEEK FORD V-8'ECONOMY » , William Reimer, manaifvr of the CERTIFIED BY AAA Keefe plantation, reported tilt bloom ----------of the Rubel variety had survived a[Test Car Makes 22.53 Miles temperature of IB degrees abme _ Gaitan A Won zero or 13 degrerj below freezing. A Per Gallon—A Won. hard frost on June 14 this year । derful Record r,1 d' b ‘ ’ tl dam“8l ,o the highly economical |>erformancc blueberries n.cord mn(1(, by „ Fw(1 v,8 <lltrinK | Besides working on high bush va-|n 5.022-mlie economy run in Was.li-1 ' rletles. Michigan .State college also : ington. D. C.. anH on tlitt famous Mt. 1 developing improved (trains of: Vernon Memorial Highway has just; ; low busli blueberries suitable for been issued by the contest board of 1 cultivation In the area north of ■ the American Automobile Asaocta-; Muskegon. Greenville and Bay City tion. Tlie certificate is signed by E i Fertilizer tests are being conducted v Rickenbacker. chairman of the I under direction of Dr. V. R. Gard- contest board. Briefly, the Ford's i ncr. director of the Michigan expert- record, as certified by 'the board, ment station—Grund Rapids Press..'was: \ >■ [ ! Fuel consumed. 222.80 Billions, or­ al the rate of XI532 miles per gal-' OH consumed. 1.578 gallons, or, '.Homemakers’ Corner Ion. at the rate ol 3,183.57 milwTper galHome Economics Specialists The test was in charge of Ches­ Michigan State College ter S. Ricker, for thc contest board. I with P. W. Lewis, technical repre- j tentative. m.sLvtlntr. Ricker. Lewis Unground wheat os a cereal and and T. E. Allen, secretary of the for use in main course and dessert: board, also signed tlie certificate. I dishes u recommended by food and j Tlie economy run was entirely In I nutrition specialists of the home charge of contest board personnel ( economies department. MtcJilgan raid wax made with a strictly stock; State College. It may be prepared i Ford car. Sent on its way by Unit­ In particularly appetizing ways and;cd States Senator R. P. Reynolds, of is of high nutritive value. j North Carolina, the crew operated Tlie whole wheat grain Is sorted the car day and night for more than . und washed thoroughly, then soaked jseven days, both on Washingtoni over night, using 1'- cups of water Utreeta und lhe superb motor hip.hto one cup of wheat. To cook over j way which connects the Capital , direct heat, three cups of water and!with Mount Vernon, the colonial j one teaspoon of salt jrr cup of. home of George Washington on tbe; soaked wheat is added In the morn--bank of the Potomac River. Ing. anti then boiled gently for 3‘s ; During the. entire run the Ford hours or until tender. To steam, the; functioned perfectly. No meclianr- ; wheat is drained in the morning cal adjustment* were requlttrf. Tlx-1 and placed in a thin layer in the'crank case was fllkd with new oil top of steamer and then proc<-s*ed [after every 1,000 miles, but no ad-! for 3'i hours. Salt U added just dltlonal oil was required. After the before serving. initial filling at tlie start of the run Whole wheat chowder provides no additional water was required in anotlier interesting recipe. Two thc radiator. . cups of diced carrots are cooked hi Hie board's certificate shows that I one pint of boiling water until ten­ the run was made at an average der. One-half cup of diced salt jxirk speed of 37.468 miler, per hour. The Is then fried Until erfep and removed speed was less in city streets and from the fat. Then add four table­ greater along the. Mt. Vernon Hlghspoons chopped onions to the fat. stir In one tablespoon flour and cook, a few minifies. This mixture, with one pint milk, two cups cooked whole wheat, one teaspoon salt, pep­ per. and one ^Bblcspoon chopped parsley. Ls placed tn thc upper part of A double boiler, stirred until well blended, and cooked about 10 min­ C. A Is U> help boys develop und en­ joy their latent capacities, an,d to be utes. Another dish which will be found more socially sensitive and effective very satisfactory Is whole wheat persodaf And they are expected to scnpple. Three cups cracked wheat «trive earnestly and intelligently for better world order. are cooked in 6 cups broth from one "ft Ul iinpowlble to rightly govern' pound ground cooked pork for one half hour. The pork and wheat are the world without God and the then combined, and three teaspoons Bible.”—George Washington. •The Bible is tlie bent book in the I chopped onion, two teaspoons salt. teaspoon black pepper, and S world.”—John Adams. "The Bible is the best gift God teaspoon poultry reasoning are add­ has given to man."—Abraham Un­ ed. Thc ingredients are mixed thoroughly and placed in a mold, coin. "Of all systems of morality none previously rinsed with cold water. When the mixture has set. cut into appears so pure to me as that of thin slices and brown in fat in a Jesus."—Thomas Jefferson. The above quotations offer some of frying pun. ■ \ thc reasons why Barry County Y M. C. A-"promotes Bible study at HENDERSHOTT. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Matteson cel­ camp and in groups ebrated their sliver wedding anni­ versary at Vickery's resort on Clear A. Committee. nnd C. F. Angell visited thc Flint Y. M. C A. camp 1 lake on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gunn. Mrs. Thursdav. They have 350 acres Jennie Slack nad Mrs. Vera Shoe­ and a 535,000 club house. glfu from maker Of Kalamazoo were Sunday two men of Flint. guests at A. C. Clark's. The Apron social will yill be held at Barlow lake Aug. .4-11. Barry Co. the home of MLm Susie Phillips on' boys are invited. Only $3.50. See Mr. Friday night. All thc men will then i Angell. turn in their aprons, a good pro- j In the death of Dr. T. M. Iden gram given and refreshments sen-- j <Father Idem of Ann Arbor last ed. Tlie ladles have a month to fill week. U. of M men have lor.t a guide their sunshine and cloudy day bngs of unusual spiritual powers. For nnd.will then have a social. : many years he has conducted the Mrs. Albert Brill and Clinton with "Upper Room" for men students of Eloise Storer of Hastings returned: which there are members all over from Oberlin. Ohio, where they had the world. And we unite with others gone with Richard DeMott to visit in recognition of the great loss in relatives over the week end. j the going of Dean Jackson who has I often helped ua on Y. M. C. A. proROBINHUE PARK. . >1 grams at tamer Father ana and eBon banquets Mr. and Mrs Henney and family and Leaders' meetings, of Barryton spent from Friday until । ----IIIGHBANK. Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. George I Leland Bacon and Donald Jen­ Poland. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Prost of Lan- ison of Battle Creek were guests last sing, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lightfoot of week at Mr. and Mrsfc George Hoff­ Freeport spent Bunday with Mr. iman's. : Mr. and Mrs. W. A. BUrkett and and Mrs. John Kollar. Mr. and Mfs Fred Cisler and son •daughter of Lansing were Sunday of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with |guests at Bert Daly's. Mrs. Lyl« Jones and two children his mother. Mra Marvin Cteler, and son Ray. 1of Assyria spent Friday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar called iat Mrz. Frank Hawblitz's and they on Lewis Skinner of Leighton and <called on Dewey Jones near Nash-, found him able lo be around. iVille, finding him but little Improved. By 1 X tl fry ■ O' ■f) Y. M. C. A. ITEMS ) 1 ci® Today nt every Standard Red Crown pump you'll find a new gasoline, wine-colored and different from any Standnrd llrd Crown you’ve ever ilm-c! before.... We want you lo Iry it. We know you can’t buy anything better unless you pay more. ■ The Complete Superfuel! Some regular gasolines equal Standard Red Crown in one not one equals it in all the essentials of good gasoline. 1 Top anti-knock rating for its price class. 2 Unsurpassed in starting, acceleration or mileage. 3 Free from harmful sulphur and gum. 4 Seasonally adjusted for maximum power, 5 Absolute uniformity in performance. 6 Fresher because of Standard popularity. . 7 Sells at the price of regular. NO PREMIUM 5 GALS 84« STANDARD REDCROWN ■ALSO DISTRIBUTORS OF ATLAS TIRIS Beef lb. 9c Pot Roast Boneless Veal Roast Pig Smoked Picnics Slab Bacon Spare Ribs Salt Pork Flank Steak ISc lb. lb. lb. Tander Cute 12c Sc IOc 10c Chickens «>-15® 4 to 6 Pound Average Choice Fowl PORK«BEANS 6 25' r____ /’1..L 1_________ ...” 25c Country Clubo — 3 largeot. No.o2 cans Wesco Tea '.b-ifer*,. 23c Sandwich Spreed*^.' 19c Blended specially for icing Country Club — pint jar 22c K->^Uuu 10c Catcup Standard quality Tometo Juice . Country Club — Pure juice MASTER DILLS 2 25 f-___ ... r»:n i.i._ Famous Dill nPickles »■ 19c Jewel Coffee Rocky River uiX 10c Lrmon Limo, Orange and Hoot Boor — No bottle charge Fresh Bread lb. loaf 6c Letonie Club £uu 10c sirn*i''N' ch",^c~ Famoui Country Club country club Kill IZ IVIIUIX Tomato Soup 6 «■» 9 Sc Kitchan Klcnxcr — 5c Barbara Apn — Fino quality Macaroni 3 - 19c EVAPORATED Scouring Powdar 4 ll— 95c Brooms or SPAGHETTI - BuHi Scratch Feed 100-lb. bag $1.85 SOAP CHIPS Clean Quick or Easy Task -eh Block Self . 39C M4b. UKk Jtc 5 ~ 27c FRESH FRUITS .nd VEGETABLES ORANGES California Valencias — full of juice — 288 size 2 -■ 39c Bananas Celery Well bleached WATERMELONS Red, ripe — 28-ib, average f ____ �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JULY U, 1M3 PAGE TEN FWTBiixrn-,-"-1.......J1 " "i BUY YOUR COAL NOW There we, a aharp ADVANCE in the PRICE OF COAL July 1st! ..J ■ PRATIUEVILLE. COURT HOUSE NEWS ! g,"mu ot Kr Bnd Rob8rl __ McKlbbtn Sunday were. Mr. and?' Mr* Lyle McKibbln and family of PROBATE COURT. OUcgu. Mr. and Mra. William Shat1 Est. James Shard Waiter of no- luck Bnd chlldr,n of Kalamazoo. ■U “fiW Mr anrt »«• D*nnl* R«ller Of Has1 . tings. Mrs. Floyd Johncock and chllS.*?, J'S?" ‘“u*1 «•». cik™. Uawlire Wood।coan. o.,A<imr. filed. man. of Orangeville and Mr. and I Eit. Lucy Kidder Karcher. Bond Mrs. Ray<u>het. J11" M a>rfT tom hm .lu«kd Ih. arship issued CIU at Kellogg camp Saturday night. Eat. Katherine Wooley. Will filed. They surely enjoyed it. it Mr. KeJpetinon for probate of 'wifi fik^i. Jogg gets ns much Joy out ot It as! . proof at will filed, orfier admitting Ute guests do. he't* beihg very Itapwtll to probale rntcred. bond 6! ex- py and deserves it too. teuton filed, letters testamentary b- |x«M Hennc&sey attended the Low/uo<L order limiting .setskment .cn-, reunion tn Allegan county Stut­ tered. pt-ntlou for heartmOm.claims day. Delay in the pur­ chase of coal dur­ ing times like these, tion entered. ‘ . Est Pheb* McKenzie Discharge Mr* .F®rrk* Qulckl wh0 baa bccn of Admr. Issued, estate enrolled. l’“Ue ?‘ck- ** much b«t‘«r we "rc when prices all Est. Ellen Noud. petition for hear- P‘faa«d t0 report. MrK und Mrs Merritt Wood enteralong the line are ing claims filed, notice to -creditors IsAued talned in honor of Junior Wood's advancing, is pretty E*t . Baynon R Skinner, release ot Hffi natal day at a six o'clock din- . liable to cost mon­ guardian by ward fikd. discharge of ner Sunday. Oscar Brighton of Holguardian loued. estate enrolled. land and Mr. and Mrs George Wood , ey. Coal users are Eat Charles A. Newland Annual and family. Mrs. Frank Fenner of Plainwell I familiar with the aresxmt of Admr filed E«t Samiu-1 Allen. Petition for was laid to rest tn our cemetery high quality of coal continuation of widow s allowancT . amidst u profusion of beautiful flowwe handle. Deliv­ .filed, order to continue widow* al- ers. attesting the high esteem in j lnwar.ee entered. which she was held- Mrs. Fenner eries will be made Est. Adell Elliott Shaw Final ac- nee Mary Mosier; was married in ; count of trustee filed her darly girlhood to Thomas Fox to suit your con­ > E*t Vina Smith. Wil! filed, pell- of Cloverdale. They lived In Prairievenience. tion for probate of will filed, waiver vfile and vicinity many years then tof twtlce filed. moved to Plainwell where Mr. Fox ; Est. John F. Kichqr. Petition and’, died. Several years after his demise order to start amt filed and entered. Mrs. Fox was united in marrj^gc to I . Est. Vina Smith Proof on'probair Frank Fenner who with three sorb iof will filed. order admitting will Charles and Frank Fox of Kalama.entered roo. and George Fox of Grand Rap­ I EM. Annie Wolcott. Petition to id*. two daughters. Mrs. Frank Chil­ Ib.xrow money on credit of estate son of Cloverdale, and Airs. Clare , filed. orderXo borrow money entered.; Thomas of Doster. grAndchlldren Est..Alfred storr. Warrant and in- and « host of friends mourn her | ventoryfUed. • • i passing. Thc relatives have the sym। &t. Sarah Frances St'aric* W’ar-j। paihy of the community. !rant and Inventory filed, petition! Fred Sniltli. Leon Leonard and Dealer* in WOOL. GRAIN, SEEDS. FLOUR, ; for hearing on claims filed, notice' H T Reynolds attended thc Mer-*i • FEEDS. COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. ! tn creditors ixsiied. chants' meeting at Hostings Friday r EM. Jerry Haynes. Order qppoint- , night. guardian ad litem enter*!, no- ■; The young married people's class] TELEPHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. ' Ing tire of hearing un will Issued. ' will hold a box social at the church1 I Est. Jami s N. Jonrv. Order allow­ MCial room Thursday night Honiei ing claims i nkitd . made ice cream will be served. ■ Est. Albert Schatlhauscr. Petition*1 m *Mr nnd Mrs. William McKibbln and son spent Sunday in Grand I Rapids. Est John Anfi-.-f-s will filed, petl* ' ------------------------------- 1---------------------------------------------------—----- ------------ tion for of'Will, filed, order ^r- “nd !^r*'.W,n, R N<MTW went «K Wk Wk " for pubhe-ition ent- red ■ 1? Jac’??n Sunday to meet Mr. and A. ’MSv A r.; Wiiham N. DeVine. Order al- S ra' Dr’M Hughes. Mrs. Hughot luwiiu: Claims omered. i‘nd came, home with them to I .--------------- -------------------i spend thc week. Delos returned to [ DOWLING. their home lo attend his work and j Ice*cream alid horn? made cake]?*** come.for Mr*. Hughes and son: will be served on the lawp at the la,,r „ • _ . ... .church on Fredas eunir.g. July 28 .. H<nry B<-nwn b on the sick. Through all thr changing Economic, and Political conditions Your attendance vt;j be appreciated. “'*■ **-*h ®he maj' soon be reLsti plea ■ .-(Hile i ut and !u»!p keep to Ri>od health. of 10! years' experience in the United States, building and U;. tiu- church work “,ld Mrs- Ju,,n Brigham and' loan companies furnish an example of “Safety" that can­ , .... . .. -wm of Drcatur arc the guests of not be duplicated by any other financial institution. . DH.a yth worth and Mn. Brigham's parents. Mr. and; lx*ona Mr.>n .. spent . are ral days last ?lir. F j Hughea‘ . Not a dollar of any member's investment has been lost dur­ Red a Whitworth Whitworth »t at Clwrlcs -■ • ...b>;-I| Y‘ih Mr.;. RMfiu accompanied inc the 15 yean of the history of the NaUonai. . ht-r catL.ai- at Bara.* lake. Ili5 (|al|Kht<-r. Mrs Glenn Horton, 'of . Mt-- Mtirxm*. Rw-d ot Hustings Augusta visited relatives at Harbor, , i f ited her cousin. Mbs Mildred Gas- Beach several days last week. Information About National Shares Will Be : kill. Ia-.t w<-ek_ Patricia Baker- of Kalamazoo is • Cheerfully Furnished. the;»pend‘ng several days with her I cue.*! at Mrs Hilda Irwin ut HLas- grandjiarents. Mr nnd Mrs. Grande । tings hot week. DcPrtexter. and other relatives. I t > Rkhard L”’ibaugh jand son. Rttoell, <>f .... -------- were . . Rutland -t. Sunday of Mr and Mrs Bert Mr ftnd Mrs AIbcrt CIark „r | I-’ ..... p,.. ... ,. and Mr,iWoodmansee. Mrs., B‘X ,<* 1 i‘V 1 Ear| BrUt®* all(i children and Doro-1 'O^iindV-nnrev Ri.-p’ h ‘ thy Grace Smith were in pamp at. l!50 Griswofl^SL. Detroit. Mich. : Coon uno F.anres Bc.it I tn<» Walter Clark cottnce at ThArn .■ -.M.L.v.nrp•jM^H^I^Xuv^itoSX^ !/’*’1' U"‘C °Ver ‘hC WWk Cnd- MOT*i D«U»U*> Old ell BulUls* FEDERAL HOME LOJ , •?.oan.'tY‘ 11 rwaUyes al Owosso over i ru Clark and daughter, Milma Jean. '-O^K 5Y5TTM>i the week end. , J of Battle Creek nnd Earl Brbtol J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. ' Friends ol John BcaaJ<-. a former - were Sunday guests. : resident, of, this place; were grieved1 Mrs. Olive Tobias spent lhe week ■ liear of his tragic death at Bear!,end at her home tn Urbandale. I ’ Lake Thursday morning and the -- Willis Gray has. been of! duty the1 , I sympathy ot the community Is ex- . ““"i tended to Mr* »s* P—r'r « --- --- 1 Mb* Llrzir Smith and M Smith Brothers Velte & Company BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS,,ub1''" Proven Investment IN ANSWER TO A .LADY'S LETTER lady writes to say that she does not understand shy an B-cyllnd,r car does not cost sore lo run than a car with rower cyllndera. She refers to ay statement that our Ford V-8 develops wore power on a gallon A of gas than any car we have cade. The use of 8-cylinders does not mean the addition of two or four extra fuel consumers. It is not, for example, a 4-cyllnder engine multiplied by two. Our 8-cylinder engine takes the fuel supply of an ordinary 4-cylinder engine and divides it eight wayg. And why? By reducing four larger explosions into eight smaller ones, we get engine smoothness and quietness. Eight-oylinders indicate the way the gas is used, not the amount. It is just the difference between going upstairs in four long jumps or in eight qrdinary steps. . Two things use up gas—bad engine design and useless^car weight.Besides having an engine that gets a high percentage of power out of the fuel, the Ford V-8 has a light, strong body and chassis so that no power is wasted in moving excess weight. The only extravagance about the new Ford V-8 engine is in the building of it. The extravagance is ours—the economy is yours. An economical f The whole question of car economy needs clearing up. car gives economy all round. Price, operation, upkeep, all play their part. If what you save on gas you lose-elsewhere, that is not economy, As to upkeep, our dealers, say that in recent years the improved quality of Ford cars has cut down thoir repair business 50 per cent. As to price with quality,—judge for yourself. As to economy, here is the record of a stock car three weeks out of shop in Oklahoma: On a run of 10,054 miles at tho rate of 1,000 miles a day—the Ford V-8 gave 18.8 miles per gallon of gas. Not a drop of water was added to the radiator. The oil was changed once in 1.000 miles. That should answer a.lot of questions. July 24th, 1933 gThe Rational ygomi & UnucBtntent (ffontpanp MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. ■3 Cott m efClmui I?.t vrek? ^VSS*** Corlrt«h'- *** re-elcotcd The iua'.y windstorm Sunday aft- director. ernoi'ii did some damage to the corn1 Tlie annual Eagle school reunion 1 will be held st the school grounds crop in thi* locality, but otlicrwtse r.n Saturday .August 5. Pot luck dinner at. noon followed by btiMnexs Vision. Sports In charge of Jennie" HolnW6 “nd A1™ welchcr. Pearl t -A.'. Z r" 1 Hal»ncs and Pauline Screen are on ’ri-nf i^wh’irh irZm’ ll”‘ l,ro«rs!'1 committee. t n rr.hb Clifton Miller of thc Ellis district : a the ere « XJ'i ’n? '*1'. !Lnd . *?» m nXd"XmmX7.n'’alhc'' 5,l0orc of ®*“Ie Cwk’hM 4» . n ‘ Ur ensaBed w teach tl)e coming ■- Mrs Nettie M'anby and Eva spent Tuesday of last week with her’ daughter. Mr- Olive Ferrh, and' lunuly near Fine lake. Mr am! Mrs. Frank Barry ot Lan*ing have been guesU of rekitives! at Assyria Center the past week. Mr. Barry was a former teacher tamed tlw* tatter's uncle and aunt, '.hire and is now affiliated with the Muscle Shoals, project. during the past week Mrs. Belle Miller is ill with the’ Scott Affording visited her brother in living Sunday altrinoon.’ flu. Her daughter. Miss Bertha Mil- ; Mr and Mr*. Geo. Olmstead and ler. b with her. family of .East Carlton, were gur*:.>. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Miller and 1am-! . _ _ . . Uv Sunday guesU at thc home' wfftne and family. “* Mr and Ronald Warner at Mr and Mr* Frank Hosmer acre WaU Uke cottage. m Lansing Wednesday ' Jol,n L- Hoyt, earner on rural Mr and Mrs l^shr Daniel* und rou'c ,hree- ***> has bt,(,n of! dmy < .. rpent i.............Wcdnc«di»y"in ..... . .. lor . rorinnw ...__ family Battie .some time duezi... to illness, is again able to make hu route. Creek. Res. Harald Dixon was here cr. Mr at'-d Mrs H L. Affording and Mr and Mr? John Robinrotv spent Thursday tna kin; pastoral calls. Sunday at G.m lake ai the latter's THE ntnsVenmn— invtnet Mr* Hilburn s cot’acr , CROS& ROADs. The Carlton Center LAS will '',r and MrA Earl Williams apent meet with Mr. and Mra Arhe Todd s”»daj at Gun lake. - ri nr d,r. Aug 3. for supper. Ail Mr and MrSi Clyde Sledge, jean vital., Sk'dge. i»n Sledge. Rmh Shultera —• .... -------------- and Art Hedge spent Sunday with I.A>T GUN LAKE. Howard Halley and family near and Mrs Ray Crawford and Grand Ledge and attended the Air daughter spent Friday with relatives circus ,n,v>,/c£0 * *, , . _ Hosier H“nwr_ Bat£A. B«t«. Oxley Orley and Harold Harold i win crawtord lias been ih due to Smith and families spent Sunday at lake.'”’ *'"** “l a -•uik-troib' ■ Baker i.vMrs C E Ihpp and Mas Martha ----- Neuman Tuttle and wife of LanJean Stewart spent several daysrding ' spent Thursday with Mrs Jane t<r.irinR Northern Michigan ' Tuttle. M: . '4ri .B:i! .McKibben andI Mis* Doris Williams u U xncnarng spending ma of frairir nije called at the Null■, the friends It* tn Indiana —week "'“k with With •■IviaMa liiuiMng. Forest WUhtU and ,na Mrs *“» Mildred Mliarea j lt.c.. U.U1U, "Wrs. MildredI Roush and.daughter. and.daughter Wilma Lou. iasn of nf Hoiish and daughter spent Sunday Gun lake, spent Sunday with Mrs afternoon m Hastings Emeet WUltanw. Mr and Mrs. Willard Friieisharger Mits Jean stedge b spending the and Mr and Mri Austin ef Outgo vaek at Grand Udge are .peitoin; their vacation here Vamor Fifleld spent from WedneaMri. James NuU apent Monday in day until Bunday with a. E Hayes Grand Rapids. ■ u-j family of tba Gates dutrxt. This Bank Believes —that our form of National government is sound and our American institutions the finest in the world. —that,the American people are made of the right sort of stuff. .. and will never acknowledge defeat. —that the time has come for all of us to put our “shoulder to the wheel” and help turnthe-machinery of industry and commerce. Lester Todd and the, former'* mother. Mrs. John Khqpii. and brother. Arlic Todd during the past wick Sun­ day the Todd family spent the day at Gun lake. TELL THEM OF MICHIGAN SUMMERS OUR cuit-nf »latc relatives fill find limillci* opportunity for ■■■ Michigan . . . thousands <>f laker. streams mid b.aciir-, epic nd id high wins, well dewloped resort renters, uuexcelled eecoic beauties and a wah*r-coolctl climate. Y Tliou.umls of vfciuint ap>t*u«l a great deal of nionet in our slate each auoimcr. creating employ menl for mum people ami adding io lhe prosperity «,f nil Michigan. We cau increase that business great!* if each of u« Mill urge others to visit Michigan. V. e ran ccmlribuie even further by spending dur own vacations here. And wherever yon go. dispel worry by telephoning home and office frequently. Call friends to tell them when you will arrive. Telephone ahead for hotel rcservatioua. Long Distance rates are low. —that these are days when there is a need for high standards of moral courage, sound thinking and . definite planning. —that the policy this bank has followed for the past 46 years is a good policy today ... progressive ... accommodating as conditions will permit... spund and conservative. The past record of performance of this bank should inspire confidence HASTINGS CITY BANK ‘The Bank with thc Chime Clock TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, MICH �THE IIAAT1NGR RANKER, WEDNESDAY, JULY U. INS HASTINGS MThursday, Friday and Saturday, July 27-29 I Sugar 100-lbs. $4.90 Flour! Gold Medal 93c 24^-lb. Bag Pillsbury 93 Round, Sirloin or Swiss Tender Jui^y Young Beef WF A Shoulder^ Whole or Leg Half ias9 Made 100-lbs. $4.80 «• > WHERE ECONOMY RULES Now is thc Time to Buy Fenn'Rad Motor Oil ; ‘O- .R Canadian Bacon By the Piece Ib. 25c Fresh Ground Beef 2">•■ 15c Sliced Bacon Extra Lean >»• 12jc Bologna or Frankfurts 2 21c • IO lbs. Peaches ELBERTAS bushel t85 ' Mason Jars q-^. <*<«• 69* Tuna Fish ’ Chicken of the Sea Z f°r 29 , Mdlt Symp Edelweiss can 24y2-lb. Bag ObVClR co* Granulated Michigan TO .. *7 *D‘ g $l»O5 Picnic Hams s=»8c Salt Pork Streaked With Lean 3 29c Fine for Lunches Minced Ham >b- life Tender.Meaty Ribs Boiling Beef Fresh and Tasty ib. 5c Pork Liver Beef Roast Choice Chuck Cuts b8c Rinso Large Package *>'39* ■ Soap Chips Easy Task 5 *«;ton 27 8 O'CLOCK .a IT Waldorf Tissue 6 *°>|s 25' BOKAR it..X3* Peanut Butter suita„a 2 £ 21' Maxwell House it- 35* Seedless Raisins 4 23' C Coffee �PAQI TWTLVB LEGAL NOTICES Mr and Mrs. Glen Denn. • Charlie Postbumus I* atraln con■ The Bmrne Missionary Society en­ j joyed a taxi party and picnic aupper : at Caledonia Park Wednesday. , Miss Martan Smeljcer nnd grandMr and MT*. qltjp Denn. Joan Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bagley und mother. Mr*. Ahdefton, of Sparta and Bitty Potts actomptutud Bca, daughters of Kulamaxoo were guHU, spent the past week visiting rtla- ----- — — tu Loscll Monday rvcnirtg to wr w Thursday and Friday of tile Ut I ilives in Pennsylvania. ' ■Fr-Ji i f My Heart " ter parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Francis' Mr- and Mrs. Devi Miller of Leigh­ Mr. and Mrs Watt’Thomas, and:Gorham. . : ton apeiit, Thursday evening with Everybody remember the Otis school picnic ut the school grounds tills Saturday. July -’fl Pol hick; dinner. Everybody welcome. McCullum at Cipverdale and had an enjoyable time August meeting | Glenn Morehouse / Mr and Mrs. Francis Gorham nnd Mr and Mrs. Willard Bagley and, daughters spent lu:k Thursday in Ionia the guests of Mri .G s cousin,! Mrs. Sniest Densmore, and family. I Mr. and Mrs Floyd Palmer and children el Orangeville uere Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Jim Wilcox. „_____ ....—— Ben). Jenkins retjirhed home SalH c it R section Lviv Hr urduy after a visit with relatives in •Use from La.nsjtburg but has Hastings. w.vd hl* family new as y« t Mr and Mr? Ernest Gorham and .u Mor e from But laitvinj cliiidken of Kulamaroo were Sunday Mrs UUk Soutrbv and M;i ilian epent u tew ,d«y» last . Elsworth Smith und family, Ralph Smith of Detroit and Mrs Velva Komsrus and children spent Sutur- ii^ husband supper Thursday evening. Forrest Christian spent the week Mb» Elnoru Kantner of Hastings spending this week with her iimthfr. who »s.still tuntliud to her troit .-.pent Sunday afternoon at bed’ 1 HarriM>n. Blocher's. Miss Hazel Campbell rpt-nl the Din- ro the storm and the telewetk end with Miss Elsie Rowlader phone being out of order news is in Grand R<p!ds and attended the. rather short. circus. ' Mr. and Mrs- Walter Hershberger Mr-s. Bert Palmer and son. Paid;1 und son spent Sunday afternoon in .sjiu-nt Friday and Saiunlay at Amo-.. Buttle Creek. Jrudati. the. past week, • Margaret Palmer. U sjjending t! week with her •:> andparvnt.s, M 1 *230 13 134.0? ...» .. .. »4.S8 «an« ir.B* «3S .. . 4' IK> Oil I' 3V » »<W» 3-wO .. Z - soon 1 ..» 85.SgO.SR _ 381-00 ss.oo .. 1 B.oS iu .. 13 Is s a s : I .. American Keating Co ............................................... HrL.wnTlirt.rIl l',< . n»rlwj Hre,.. Ine . ,--------- ---------- , . . Mirlilran ScluHtl Berrlee Inr. .. .. ..: ---- . H inger ' Marhuv l'<‘. __ ______ ..... ..... lieuinfUn H*»'l Merrier. Inr, . . I^na Teikuml. Tr*«» lat.r»r> Hoard „ ........ Nali«atl lt«cul*lvr < .>.............. K A. Bmwo ............. . .................. " Kan Larii— Vai. A Town- Mf«. Co.---- ---------------- ---------- ssxr., linear Brew, iiilae. (£. ....... ........ . ...... — Xat'l. TlM« h Signal Cory. DEBT IEBVICK. r Piral Natianal Bank of Cklcao«.£......’............ il.io 81-40 ...» iaoo 4.0* Baaarva Emergency Pong— l.ii-y baatrll . ' . ...................... ........... ............... � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-08-02.pdf fd4863ba78f6c7eec83f8b756dc2c314 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR 10 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, AUGUST 2, 1933 f ORMER HASTINGS Political Payrolls Tilted THE A&P COMPANY hast,n»Jhs1cago DEMAND STATE PAY To Prosperity Heights fflBMOS CITY MAN APPROVES BANK RECEIVER Drs. Carrothers, Fowler and Lockwood Left for Windy City Sunday PAGES 1 to 6 B0Y CAMPUBENF?OHNSTON| Scouts Win Merit Badges at^ Court of Honor on Frj- THINKS HASTINGS SHOULD HIGH OFFICIALS IGNORE DEFICITS AND CRAB COUNCIL REFUXSS LOCAL HOPE TO GET CASH FOR OBSERVE ITS 100TH PLUNDER, STATE- RECORDS DISCLOSE ---------------------------DEPOSITORS OF NASH­ I haw own at Camp Ben Johnston at' AAP STORE LICENSE rot Ilers and George Lockwood left, I...-------- ,.u. -------- —----------- .. Sunday tor Chicano Doctors CarBIRTHDAY ' TO SELL BEER . VILLE STATE BANK ’their homes here, camp cloving Prlrothers and Fowler will spend the July 1 Sees "New Dmir*Aiiininistrt)tion Back To Prosperity Levels, Election Promises Ignored While C. W. JONES OF KANSAS CO. HOLDS COUNCIL CAN­ Taxpayers Groan . CITY WRITES BANNER NOT LEGALLY REFUSE NUMBER 14 EMPLOYERS GET ' N. I. B. A. SUPPLIES IZED TO ASSIST WITH DELIVERIES day night aith' a Court of- Honor. I, > • X HMtingv boy rec'. ;-ad on.- on LIST OF THOSE SIGN' week at the Northwestern University Dental College ut Chicago and get STATE FORCED DEPOSIT In touch with the latest method* in ING TO BE DISPLAYED WITH STATE TREASURER Among Ute parent* who attended' their cruft. Dr. Lockwood wilt eifler ----------- (the Court of Honor were? Mr. and the Cook County Hospital for the „ By V. J. Brown. Says That Present and ForCouncil Resolution Holds a .purpose of studying and performing Receiver and Atty. Sigler Mr Arthur crothers. Mr. and Mt*., Prompt Attention Should Be T*1* nrtlon of the legulature during iu 1933 MMlon in atrlklng from operations for impacted teeth. ai.«o Think Depositors Entitled ?SwT>MMr."end^Mr^HuteVt'coi aIven Preiident'g Order— Business Run by Owner's . mcr Kcsiaenis or Hastings tile Xtatuu-J, u large number of salaries fixed by previous legislature* is on the Jaws of injured persons. to Cash Held by State ,.>:.d Mr arid Mr.- j M.Townsend.- | Useless to Evade Question ' .Should Boost Project [ already recognised us having been a wise move There an- a number of ' Three clinics were made available to Agents Cannot Sell Beer fixed by the constitution which ure beyond reach of the legblaThe Banner ho* been advocating salaries In the N. I. R. A. campaign which Mr. Hairy o. Mohrmann. re­ Tite Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea the dentists by the W K. Kellogg ’■ure Then there are u nuhiber where bills Introduced'to strike lire stat­ ■"he observance at the centennial of utory salaries and place the compensation of otfleluls before each session Company, which operates a store In Foundation is directed by President Roosevelt ceiver of the Nashville Stale Bank, 7hc settlement of Uns city How that when tile biennial budget is being prepared fulled of passage in prac­ this city, filed an application a tew and those associated with him for und his atvirney, Kun Sigler, have, proposition will appeal tq three who .tically walIV ,.„ rv instance . national recovery, postmasters will been working upon a plan which days ago in the circuit court of this every, where thcll----- —- have an Important part. H has been once lived here "i.", but ." now .i,„i salary -..inrv Was they hope' will result in lire State I “.7 ’rc.-.lde '7,7i 'elseT ^ixeu vas nut not stricken, the tintary unCary cut to $4.uoo $4,000. Under the new Aunty for a writ of mandamus to where .Ik xhawn hv the fnllnwtnu' ' ‘ ’ Treasurer paying over to the Nash- i incumbent* have go.ro tack deal all there raUrle* .re now backand ‘he that there will be delivered to each vllle State Bank the money now beld| letter ireLned-luM^wirok from C W. l0 (lu. |u|Jl .l()U which city officials to approve the petito tiw high k levels which prevailed prevailed,. to to their their boom boom time time levels. levels. postmaster a quantity of communi­ on deport Uy the State ■ Treasurer j Jonc*. ot Kansas city. 1M .,ort. the .*,ton of before Hie spe'clii! M session of 1932 1932! Webster Webster P«-mre, Pearce, former former superinjupcrin- “"p-’r* application for w license to cations from the President directed belonging to the bank July 28. 1933 {I decreed reduction* reducUuiu ranging from 10 tnteiulent intendent of public Instruction. 1;..:.....;^... f*1’ De<'r undvr the 4933 liquor law TO REDUCE THE ACREAGE to al) employers of labor and t Loire Mr M L. Cook. '[per per rent to 25 per cent । entitled under the law to a *alA " t ' r,lfr ,o *»»ow cure ua* issued cent 2& Cent 1 .►.» i„w .. .«r. engaged in business. It La planned , Mohrmann s predecessor deposited AND INCREASE THE Hastings. Mich, j “O' MOOO but he evidently by Judge Uxmard D. Verdler. one TO MEET ORDERS MUST ; The constitution provide* provides salarte* si that such deliveries shall be made over $200 (XX) 00 with the ttate treo*-' Dedr Friend Marsh: ,uf $2,500 each for the secretary of [thought that too much to extract **'« circuit judge* of Kent counPRICE OF WHEAT •by postal employees and must be j urer. The law coinj*lled him to do, Th.- articles apixariug hv "Tin state, auditor general and stale-, from the pockets of the hard- D’. setting u day for hearing and CHANGE THEIR TIME tt ail ------* ■ completed not Uter than July 30. so Tne statute provider that ail; Banntr * concerning the Centennial treasurer while tin- rtatutr* set up pressed taxpayer* of Michigan *o commanding the city officials to SCHEDULES ' Each‘employer tn this and every ' money collected by a receiver shall , MEETINGS TO BE HELD ol the founding Has-i for the Litiniuii creation VI of the state adminhe iwk took «u voluntary o! 25 per “Pl*ar ----and show cause why ................ ... .... ot the City of ...I.....V ,11 r- niair uuillio* •»> .v.umui; cut ui i<> |<-| --- - ----.......... - -a writ ........ ... ...... i.board■ provide ... additional ... ....... ■ cent — ... and . .... ordered . . .k . .. hi* k_. check .... drawn .......... ol mandamus tnDr.iikitnnc siKiuld Klwkiild not issue, tune ....... ’ . _------------------------------------vuirr HUIS return reium to IO the inc Do»tjmilit er w other town must be vo deposited ' During the latier Ungx have «... not ........ gone .......... unieudi t... by the istrallce 1 . r iaiucat nDnunkin niCTO tL WHEAT GROWING DISTS. master a certificate signed Z. by ’T him part of this lost January, an order writer, toi Hie project mm'ir* a most >mv In the Mint for Hu- remainder'of v> his <i,» (erm iKkui ut •»the mw. I! 14 ,hP posltton of the Great ^,r*'aS At­ OPENING AND CLOSING - - ------t agreeing that he will comply with won entered by Judge Russell R ' desirable one, and should haw* the ------— H.500. ---nm>M.nw that . ol• j-. ’^OO each ', ----rate or Paul-------------F Voelker a--* »-*•»»P-tcitlc Tea r* Company . — . „ HOURS ARE ANNOUNCED McPeek for payment of a 25': divi- Committee Is Made Up of- thc prcajdeni-j pjap,_ when such n euthu.Mu.itic support of nut only the, The governor is j uiucd oflice on July 1 und about the haa ’’le same right to a Lcwue. certificate is presented the postmas­ dend. which would have meant af uld-timers. who are scattcied over entitled to draw Hirst ofilciu) act he performed wax to ‘L‘i uny <rthc»’ merchant and that It i* Supervisors and Manng- : ter will deliver to the person who the country, but lire unqualified sup: $5,000 and the order hls poy bcauited to the tob Ifa-■ be’,l< discriminated against by the Patrons Will Realize Changes; release o! upward* ot $180.<ak).00 tn । has signed it. two Indoor cards, two — drawn. action of the council. On tire oilier depositors and creditors of the ers of Elevators port of every man. woman and child! utt«rrp*y genera)k .._ ure kvKo.1. which ...i..k. mightt legally ib<■ Are Necessary to Meet Nashville State Bunk The jraymcn: • Glen Wotring. John Uvbonje. El- 'outdoor cards, two hangers, ten large who claims Hastings a* u residence j $5,000 Each of He U now lx-1 ng paid nt the rate of hand. It I* the position of the coun­ 20 anal! stickers. 20 con­ of this dividend <vas prevented by mlr Eekrrt. Julian Pott*. S Wilbert stickers. I the Requirements the ’ incumbents $500 a month or $20 per day or cil thut The Great Atlantic A:' 'sumers' stickers and 2C-consumers! ln ' Not only Hastings, but tire entire' in 1932 following IC.000 per year, any way one pre- Pacific -Tea Company, a* a corporaIn qroer order w to TOnlonn conform lo to xnc the Pres!- tiar bankirn- moratorium declared by .Smith, M. C. Stuti. Fred A Smith. statement at cooperation. The or­ County should-'spring to arms" to non. send* it* employee* into this jjexjfs order* with reference to the Governor Comstuck In February. ihc action of the fers to figure it. ' Newell Barber. John Martens. Lloyd ' der received by Postmaster Shulters community tj manage this store knd otx.MUon ot fcnd other busl- Tire money =x> turned over to the forward tire arrangements for such: legihlalure and Baek to $*..'>00. " Gaskill. Edward Pennels. Beri pUce, lt luu> necrssary to State Treasurer had been deposited Brown, Will S'.ruin. Allan Hyde. :'suggests that he have 11rose Insignia . a home-coming. • the recommend-1 Grover C. Dillman also could have tliat the city, therefore, never hu> a.vorted into convenient packets. so I may not be with you when the atum v.. of ... the that hi* vpuy l gov- Insisted ................. .., check be u.: a^>' ,ns?*“anc5,, ‘i* man,l^r ‘^reduce tlie hours for keeping buMH.inwr Aldrtch said members al the he can make prompt delivery and ■date arrives, but '1 want you to ernur.volunurily drawnnt the statutory rate of $7.500. which beer u.I) t;- --old or .hat pro- ncss places open. We are sure the Which failed to open after President Board of Supervisor'’ and Munuger.-. know, as « son of tlxw early tune*, reduced their -■> t by a profligate k-gl.iutute buck duct handled; und It felt, that a. jx-ople living within the city limits, Roosevelt's National Banking Hqlt--,ft tfie rlevatum over the county arc ■ keep employers wailing as little as ' possible. V. J. Brown that I mn intensely interested, anti puy check’; to In Hie halcyon day*, when property lictnse should not be approved to afi ur]| ti>o»e outside.-will realize the men clUL.cn in Barry county n* Hand ivaily to lejftl a hand when $4,500. Governor Wilber M. Biuckt r! owner* still.had incomes from which •"•‘E merchant wix> . is not. actually ’ organization com-) Postmasters are authorized, where . . . , :----' .: [blkl uiai [heic iiivic changes unuiiKCh have been uvci> macle, nuiuv. the process of hqilldutimi mrmbetn of■ ■■ The state treasurer, therttore. mittfc to bvL (Continued on page six) moiuudiw hk ««««)«» ... -----y .. —----- managing hl* own place nt ol hiuinM.1 busings • . urbllrurU by .... the proprietor* the committee* begin to (unction, , .retting the example by taking a tri-i ______ ______ Again thanking -'rhe Banner" for' aud who is turning it over to some Uf businesses represented, but contends that it is Impossible for ing the wheat acreage in tin.1, county tionui help to carry out tiwir in­ It.-. freq*nt tips on tire doing- that .-Aiployee or agent A rejUutlon urr dur to the pTrsident . procla- him' to pay over any money to Mr. a* requested by Heiuy A. Wallace.. structions from Hie government. Postmasters will also display a Hat wa* accordingly adopted by the m-||un> whJch llmJU |ort Mohrmann.-as receiver of the Nash­ Secretary ot Agriculture- This comnit cuiuK on In my native city, DEPOSITORS SIGNING Ville State Bunk, for the reason that mittce met with H. J. Rater. Court- of tiw names of ah who sign agree­ common council providing that no |x.r wwk lhc llmr. ln whlch I um, very respectfully years. ■ : application would be apprpvM for j|jer>0l, can employe ih ,n>- line the state does not have the money. [ ty Agricultural Agent in charge of ments to comply with the Presi­ UP FOR NEW STOCK dent's order. Mr. Mohrmann. through kls at­ the campaign, and went over the Mr. Jones wax born in Hastings. tiro issuance ot a license as a deslg- oI business, and fixing a minimum It will be useless for anybody to Kim | rutted merchant under the liquor . wagv considerably above the average torney. i, ’ .,V iV Sigler, \'< ,filed, , — tins „ last, entire county set-up wn Tuc'.day ot Wils a member of Hw first oom tha'. All Should Take Their Share' attempt to avoid hl» responsibility gruduated from our High ichuoi in ■ law unless the owner of the buMnea* Heretofore paid Wc are sure the ’*cek uith liw Administrative Board. this week. . • ,'in tha matter, because the PreslI is actually in charge thereof. itw-mle of thia citv and vjcinitv' will'an aPP'l«‘t‘l'n requesting that, board Now—Make CO Per Cent rhe year of 1877, und resided here Thin commit tee will be charged, dent' has made It plain that he has . Thu t, tlb. tMhon Uttn by Ub-S’* iTh" '« tmuuror t„ p.y ftgtil gjter his marriage, when inQuiclcly Available n I the ^tnonty authority ana and .nrena. Intends to u» use ,v it fF.'.t moved to Grand Rapids und iuOF PROGRAM FOR REDUC­ J .HreV <. h,j ‘hat no one. shall be able to aelProgress ll> being made Jn signing j Atlantic A- pacific Tea Company, ... t... „„niliv d>ilb him. and in the event the Admlnis- : ler Io the west. Then* can .be no ING ACREAGE SOWN TO because it Ls felt by that Body that | KT mU" n"ST U “m . trative Board docs not zee fl: to take vork and iw* the people ol this [L*hly take advantage of a situation doubt tluit the fitting observance uf up toi stock In th< propoird new action,-that they then consent. courtly will benefit from-its opera- t.n.a.cd by carrying out his dlrecHustings' cr»e hundredth birthday NalMnn) Bank ns ih<- .succesior ol WHEAT IN COUNTY Up. but h.uro.1. Ol the rammuoltl, uwmwlva „tcor<Unely The newithat 11 u.m,. '->">«• That b. if a person feels that thu. tm....'.r,l A hnnn, uplrcu,,. ; in behall of Ure state of Michigan. ' ’tvtww... ,.r n. w.xdd bring many back to the -old the Hasting* National Bunk. A con;| , i iderable number of depositor* liavc! . • ~~ home town." ou the motw, to sho. e»u« »111. eewettee.. but they cutout be •>«<!- to the issuance by the Supreme already pul their names on the do'.- METHOD OF FIGURING .hot «htch '“T*,S’ of this Mute of- an to L.n>ur . pclce ior ,no doubt. Ube piece wlltun « let. huthltlp to . lotj. Court -------------,------------ order ,t ted Un.-, and more have indicated. Irvoi a men bv uim "•» of our buune» men to eery out the ,h~ “'"“W their purjre.-e to .do :a> This i* a* ItArLAINtU DT HIM ~; -T" „--------- „ direction, ot the IMUent. bul'tl,e!"M "> <*e «•><■ he- ot tiu- 1914 wheat crop. Tills can;. fire with the nower of Undo matter where prompt action is need-' \ -------NEW RULE GOVERNS POSw 4 lx- obtained only by reducln* the aan!“^r it U £ d^nined cd. sanrething like $<oo.ooo of de- Growers Will Receive 28c tai OAwiAirc uiTCOcer ’ 1 *™^ ty dl > their very best. In, production of wheat to a jxrlnt that ’po^ of u., president that ttiooe who poults of the ixrople of this city and TAL SAVINGS INTEREST good fuUh. to cooperate with the /l«ncd an order directing the state Bushel Extra on 54 Per vicinity arc tied up in this bank. i t i President in his announced plans I *,*a8l,rer ,n,,kc paynient. -------nt-ecl* of the )h ople ot. the United unn.i trz. ivuit* if they could be released it would! Cent of Average Crop _ slatetreasurer treasurerref refuses tohonor honor! Will Cause Loss of Interest for business ..recoven'. ITire w’ stnto iuk tn but thlt not help u largec.lnumber ; ""FoUowing ire rehedulea goverti-1 g*1 “ ’hrJnt*,'ltl?n ?' <•autc. ,.m w,n-..L , - of depositors! • I ®WrJr day many fanners are ask-j normoua over supply to demoralize j}“ " .irMcrlp^_ to Many Depositors in - 3P0KE ON VALUE OF UNI- and iM*nefit . verybwly Ing different lines ot business: ‘ j ^J Mohrmann and Mr. Bigler to ■the domistic and world wheat mor-1 ne8,jjslton and str|Ct adherence to , "nic i* liberal “ and fair. It l*i,,,K L’oUhty Agent Faster liaw to WERSITY TO STATE ”” plan '* the ...v Postal Savings I GROCERS. CLOTHIERS. DRY 'GtenijX to compel him to do .«» and “There D pr<i;i<\rel to release und make tm-T'Kure tiro benefits the farmer re-[ d-tuter ut roduc.b,*S"Srtbc“'hS1& mediately available Go per cent of’cches tyoni the Wheat Adjustment1 The-new ruling governing postal’GOODS DEALERS. FURNITURE1 ’he necessary paper* tor th.- InstlOF MICHIGAN vavings deposits by the depattmcuLiSTORES. FIVE AND TEN CENTlJ?™** mandamus proceedings in 111. .uppty ,.r wheat txluw the ,,X.TT. “’ ut Washington u ill greatly..reduce i STORES. SHOE STORES AND Supreme Court have been pre- .muut.l LVdrt tur l.nd and all nth-.‘nw* “ ’“f? — — ........................... ....... ,----------------------------------STATE ------INSTITUTION I UV aiuvcu u.r oy“hit Kwriiincui. In in the theincome incomeofofpeople peoplewho whohave havemade made SHOE ' SHOE REPAIR REPAIR PLACES PLACES — Will 5, . , ।r purjrose* The United States now TU<Dn piUD nrn .. - .Hn stock As thia tank has always , cul J ’or te government. ■ u, ;iiv>v.t-r to ,hU this question, Mr. Poster such deposit* Heretofore <• if — anyone!keep their place* open .. as followt mr Motirmann ami nt* jttorrrey li es a r;frryov-er of old wheal of 360.- ! I nlnU LAMr rtnDOES SPLENDID WORK hP<,n u <>ay‘n« un;' ”‘n,’r "• »— »»«••• 1 *l,uu‘a !>■ ,SS? K*»arX“ZSS.. . iinvstetwnt would, in our Jtidgnlrnt., 'gives out the following statements had deposited money in the postal! On Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday. ',C1!* uul 5't-r> l0D OPENED MONDAY \..nd example saving* and allowed it to remain for Thursday and Friday from 7:30 A.|’”“”e obtaliMhU money from the Authorities Accept a Greatly for Ul'' stockholder*. Cijsli paymcn, payinetit benefits benefiU requited time 11 It would draw inM. to 6:00 G:00 P. M. and Will will not mien open *lUt- arM a™*l they that by Fom<wore .rtd* in tl-.e market and avalanche* Cash ii.iviilelit bvnellls tto the, tire the roniliird in-IM. tliey trope tnat . • . p.,j„ 4 o. . . . 'lo tell frankly just what wv think,. Ciysh ------. , ... u,-test and. whenever he withdrew II,'on Wednesday nights. On Sotur, n results will be uccom- trom it have overwhelmed upward Usual Number Ol Uhtldren neaucea state ApproDriawc believe there wa* no JiuiHiration L‘i>»»’r.ate tw-s-d pn tire farin’* pro-, he would have the in cumulated in-1 day all these places will keep open | l' Ilsh «i a w H cl [ c , , fu r! hcr * ’ ,u prut- movement* I Have Been Selected From tion for Confine- Year iforrelwimt the Hast.m-. National, durlion ol whtat for the three year*.1 terest a* wpll a* the principal1 from 7:30 A. M until ten o’clock^ rehosed to the depoMtoni of the An abnormally short crop fn 1033, tir »« a ..k" . , 'Bank. tt wa:, not borrowing n dob 1930-31 and 32.’ ■ This ha* been changed. Prom now at night z NasnviUc State Bank.. nJ,nd A M S?,,u' "r ,Or*nd >"f 11 had ample cash resources on ” n ?V«>w<-r harvested 20 acre* of! a knowledge that the federal govFive Counttei 't.(rv h.„vite«U U“‘ rto’:hand. With tire return ot anything1ln ,lrj0- 30 »«es tn 1931 and on if n |»rt or the entire amount of CLOTHING STORES will keep _rtl inns nr- nm ! < rnmcnl 1* pledged to assist wheat j The third three weeks' camp per­ Or rULIIILo POLITIC’ farmers, and public speculation In |od at the Kellogg Health Cbmp at . .. f He . like normal btufne’s Jt could havr[ 1° «<■«•* In 1933. his average number a postal raving* account 1* with-jOjieti from 8:00 A. M. until 6 00 for A CASE Ur Um-! not only paid every depositor, bu' "f “f”"' '<> wheat for the three year’ drawn by Hit. depositor, as It can be the first five days of the week, and IN TLHC INQTANCC Wheal futures caused Uie recent gain;pine lake began Monday. There will -venity to the ix-ojile of Michliiiniii would have saved the stockholders [ I'eriod would be 20 acre.' ini Inlo IltolHIrot m grain price*. A drop of 30 cents be the usual number. 154 children on demand at any time, in that case i will open Saturdays from eight Ite discussed it from Uro stands.... . . . from caihoun. Eaton. , T , -------. j * ._1 al..bushel in nrtces m. twoj days. from elected ptfint from any low 1 H the acreage reduction required the interest must be sacrificed. The1 A. M . until ten P. M. of education as well a* thut of• lhe Uie Fred Johnson Requested to,the high -ixiint u ample evidence of Barry. (Continued on page three) ....... ---- --------- ------------------Allegan and Kalamawo in normal times banks sometimes •>)' ’•><’ government is finally fixed ut government will npt pay interest on I hana**ed taxpayer. 1WIMer ine iiasungs i stiffer mwlosses. The Hastings ««uonNation- l*n'-maximum 20 percent, a reduc- . any deposit tnat is wnnarawn uiuess : ■■■ — Uic panic ” that speculator* counties. Resign by .the New State 'uf reiztvj “ **«»“««■«1----*<- They will be choeen bedepasil that withdrawn unless' Ar*wana---------htehrel5f,Mfi1h^?OrX lns,*‘utkm# °* • ®l Bank, a* every other bank, has’’.ion of 4 .... , u <» --------r --,. — .. | when they stop to think what will cause in the judgment ot those who "f 4 acres *HI place that grow- the depositor ha* given sixty days! CLOSING OF VACAHighway Commissioner nigmr miration, nwenly receive । had thut experjened nud hn* not'<ts‘acreage aUotUnent at 16 acres, (advance notice in writing that he ■ happen when tin- avalanohc of un- nmke the selections, such a vacation TION BIBLE SCHOOL,j One of the severe hardship* re-1 needed wheat start# pouring into [ period Is needed by tiro children and supixirt from tiro .state and twenty'only recovered from it. but ftnvtd th'” LL* average production was 600 wished to withdraw hl* money. It I suiting from the change m tiro poll-'the market could not be obtained without *ome tr0? '1 »Cn'i . e!it’ a»d tiro;stockholders mid tile depositors bothjbu*hcls in 1930. 75O*bu. In 1931, and can be seen from thlvthat the prosvnivcrsity have about 41,000 Mu- from any sacrifice. It could havej^W bu. in 1932. hia total production, peel i* for grrally reduced interest A Delightful Demonstration tics of the state administration ha-. The Barry county committee be- such help as is given by the Kellogg a<TJ!’ ... ;dctro Un-same agftin 4 f left alone. In>for the three yearswould be 1.800 on postal saving*, becaure few- probeen brought home to thi* city VVt-iUw* that every ■ wheat grower ls Foundation. Given at Parish House nro univer*ity of Michigan, in our Judgment the cloring of Ultej bu. or an average of 600 bu. annual- pie will think of the 60 days udare not blaming any pnrtlcufar[entitled tft a stabilized market for From this city tiro following will . Friday Evening *ize„ iL'A-iuirro** and tiro good tt I* bank was unMecrssury. It hurt Uro: vance notice in withdrawing their p^rty. bec^wtc to an extent greater [hi* product and that all buslneaa Ko- Rosemary FeMpausch; Alice aoinx. stand* among the leading rd-;bank and harmed Hits community i The brm-fit pjiymcnt is made on postal saving* account. Depositors One hundred twenty children were than is excusable, both political par men in this section will benefit from Curtiss; Jean'Hornsby; Daisy Halucatiomii institution* t.f tiro country.. We believe tlpit the depositors'Uro domestically consumed part of: will wanL the money when they ask enrolled i;i the Dally Vacation Bible ties have acted In the past on Uro,the increased . jHirchaslng l>owcrfloCg; Daisy Wassenaar; BeatriceDgincjc arc in Michigan mIoik-oyer30.- jjmuld sign up for their shun-of th.-: the 60).bu. average yearly produr- lor it If/they do and have not giv- School nt Emmanuel church, a spe­ thcory of "To Uro victors belong Uro; that better price* will bring to our vjs; Henrietta Eaton; Eldon Van ooo Alumni of tiro Michigan Univrr- stock mid not only release .several H^n. Fifty-four cent of Uro crop wnsjen sixty days notice in writing, they cial exhibition of their work being spoils." i (Mm peopleDee; Garrett Everadn: Richard sity. who arc an n.'-u-t to the state hundred dollars of depos-1 domestically will be Fred Johnson, The --- - thousand -----...... .............. ।.................... ............ c:>n*inncd and 46 per will . ........lose . the ..... Interest ........... This ,..... ... ,given given uv nouse on rij. ................ who has been ...... lor .... plan ....... of the federal -govern- Barnes; initnes. Arnold Endsley; Kenneth. nt inc the pan.Mi parish house FT|save civilisation. d<<-will . iu be M> they will be available went trade into foreign and [ nofor.thu small saving for ti I day evening. ----,. n wc ajy to "l.r -',' -j iv so ttwy available for'cent went for'cent into foreign and , notrade small saving government. nine years in the employ of the : ment to aid farmers doe* no: single Barnes; Donald Kelley and Rlchciurea or. Bmiin it must tie by the. credit or for nac. but also keep a, livestock feed. Fifty-four per cent of, but will be exjwhiiive for postal! a Interesting program u. of'stale deportment, and undue n very »i-ry mi ’civsiiuk piugmiii — highway ----- - — ......... ....... — — •fori them • - out ---- ■for- ---- benefits. Farm----- ; ar<i wassenaar. spread or of education. Americans are arc . bank bunk here hen- that iuix has Imo had n a Inna long nn.iirmo mid BOO hn sprcati hji 1 a«vintr * 6ii>w>rini..nrb>nt of mjintr.;j ers curried riie From Middleville: Betty Purdy" bu. h -cu-itn 324'bu. <w or »>>*• tlie ».ar> part he *will saving rinrwtit/vra depositors ; songi and exercise* and a splendidinv» 1 bve v,.<m years superintendent of mainteers iuive have carried the burden burden of of supsup­ called an uncultured peoplb. That is honorable history. receive benefit payment on. i-------------- ----------------dunine talk the ..... state highways the nailori* fuod i.iiiv 'by uj Archdeacon niLiiueuLvu Venue vriiwr of; nance for .... ....... — of th{* plyini. ....................... -Lx>d- dunnw-w------ — -o- ficfffha Austin; Agues Neuman; Ar­ iGrand _. . _Rapid* . ■ were - . enjoyed ....... ... i k... ,k.,rlrkr1 uh,.„ We hope there will be promptness by .... the'county, hasc been i.v.u.,1 invited V... by kt... the r.. re-. jreriod when tlmv they kju saw* tHnlr their debt* thur Fla*hman; Mac Conai; Bob - rinlits Barry couniy will receive 30 cents BASEBALL GAME ON veloplng our country that we have- on the part'of drjxwitors In signing per bushel on 54 per cent of its av-------- j and friend* of -• •■' • .coin AV tzt/CAI I Air'parents the children, i «ntly elected Mvn.Mia.injw.;., commUskurer. ’’Mr. .ncreavlng witli every crop year. A Corson and Richey Wagner not had the time to give to the cul­ up for stock. eragc 1930-31-32 wheat crop. It is! ।rnlUAT tVtllilliU - as well -V.. as ...V ___ -from from tha" bountiful supply of every food *tuif| the WV......M.W..W... demonstration w. of the|Van Wagoner, to retire Prom Cloverdale: Verth Belie tural aide of yjc. he .uild We are figured Iiuuqaiu that 2 cents prr |>er UUMWI bushel will _w ,, .- handicraft fire work t* on Auguit 15. has moved into the nation's market Golden; Wava Paddock' and Earl Ii*uiru wui, ----- -Jti handicraft work done work duringdone ttie during wnrk *"»«»» too apt to speak of America In A WHITE ROBIN IS ho mollth. — i While there are rumors as to hts through year* when mortgage forebe used in Barry county to adminls-; Catholic Men Challenged the The spiritual■ ■ and social 1 Paddock. terms of the height of our skyscrap­ Isuccessor, we have no definite ; closures were ever prefent threats. FYorn Freeport: Velma Forbe? and Iterr ,ne the “ act. This •amount must come Presbyterians to Contest iphase* of their work were also em­ niir OF nc tuic DDnnners or the number of our automo­ UNt THIS BROOD I from theCI30 nUs cerite,ntounl cerite; which will coule leave' leave a vu vunreuv . kiMiwledge at this time. There canj Meetings will be held in every Norman Perkins. bile.-, Material things are import- Joe Both DilC0VC„ ,he AI. “ th0 F“‘r Oround’ 1 Rcv j AA Mcfiulty was ~ greatly “™"'' be Utile doubt however that whoever I wheat growing community in this From Nashville: Mildred Pierce ... ,Mw -• Friday evening there will be a । pleased with the attendance, the he may be he will not have that Jcounty and at these meetings mem­ and Russell Weeks, o» - to-1 bta" i» a Tree In SrX 'baseball contest on tire fair grounds' work of the teachers and the splen- knowledge of highway conditions, ber* ol the organization committee From Delton: Robert Smith. and work which the long experience! will explain what the government Weather and other conditions between the Presbyterians and the I did attitude of the children. «rd University in the early htttory His Yard | the 1934 crop l» Harvested would be j।Catholics. It will he remembered. of Mr. Johnson ha* given him asks und how it promfes to reward have been ideal, for the summer -----------■■■■ There will be general regret that ■ tlwse who co-operate Permanent lo­ campiy gt Pine lake thb year and thou.’an^otheTcrikge\%nd%nlrer-’ Jop ,5*T11 dtwovered 15' [that the Presbyterians uon from the; COMMERCIAL CLUB GETS d.vovmd a ■ real real J®?. »«72 ”'• >"> to* (o Io 1>C l» |):,ld l»,<1 V} to «*< T*y p. **ii/q th is change wav found to be neces-'cal committees and a county mw- the chlldtrn have enjoyed them im­ Mtles attended by UDwartls o’ one' curtosl’.v ni‘“r n« home. -In an an elm' elin'fa fa ftnd nnd onr ‘’h bird 1”* ns as s0 soon °” as ‘the hp' j.'Metbodlsu by a wore of seven to [five. TOe Catholic* Immediately! bALtb IAA DLAN!\o sary to meet the demand* -of poU-1 elation will be chosen later by wheat mensely and h^ve received much [challenged the victors to play them1 . JU'w.**. fnr n.iv ticlnns. There could be no other 'growers to Mtpervbe the federal plan benefit from them. a game and this is the one that will j 8ales ’ax return blanks for July reason for It. for no one can qtres- in Barry county.__________ tton. the integrity of Mr. Johnson '—s------- • • ’ : ' free clinics in city rt. bTSiM PHWU, IComm.rcl.1 Clab ...a l» *■ nor the fine service Ire has given to THIEF ENTERS HOME j WEEK OF AUGUST 7 TO 11 .. , 30. TH. KMn. .amlulon w’ ,a„^ the state and county fn the posUtun Elsewhere in this Issue of the Ban­ OF DR. C. S. MclNTYRE ner dentt al A?£r to be rarneri ^mcmlwred that not long ago '>’* Munty »n a short time County .hr r.lr pound. Mil be dlleen cent., b‘n* bu'Wlns here CHher dlddbu- which he has tilled so capably. will bo found an announcament und reritX minded reckiha J O,or‘!‘- «"«•«" »””«'• 'l’rn‘ F<“,e.r *t*‘” lluU kuheat 1!»nd ten eenu lor eluldran up to tta |»lnu lue the Wenk, through, We arc glad to learn that Mr. by Dr, W O. Davis, liceiJad Chiro­ StadcTviX • better utSSund- bltakbird.ln a ne*t m a spruce tree-'"'™*’ ‘’’f,whom hc h“l rtlleen yep. Ko doubt it .111 be .,«■>> ’Z'','?"1"'”1 Sf' Johnson plans to continue to make A thief or thieves again broke into practor of this city, about a free —.-d.-j'-game. ------ -Everybody ------ ...a— ,|Faul; Nashville. Earl Olmstead; Del­ Hastings hi t home. AU will hope , Dr. McIntyre s house some time clinic who ___poe-l tng of life and preiwring to lead a hls holl,c n"' mother black-' lalke<{ *’l,h (tl’*n,£ lho ,Ui'spirited at his office during the week ton. Leon Leonard; Freeport, Fred that ire may find some position thut’early Tuesday mortun* and helped; of August 7 An expert lady techniluppler existent. ’toX rt!Xu'b'trf,*»** such an upfair und they arc back of the jstbly can should be there Brunner; Middleville. G. D Whit­ will be satisfactory He Is a very ure- tJremretves to a sum of money which j have the constant companionship of ?,Mrt h" 1roIo.ny, and PfuniP“r cam<M*n t.r . I I WOULD BUN FOR CONGRESS. more. Sales tax returns must be filed ful citizen, a* well a* a high-class belonged to ure Doctor. Entrance g<x«l books, of pood picture* and '>f btn,J‘x.:* HASTINGS PARISH PICNIC. |! Representative Earl L. Burbatu. of by every concern or individual en­ mon. and a community cannot wa* gained through a^pnd ’w. At Cnn.-uiuMujn. muw» wiw «r» arming In contact with teamed men donc «*““»« of “»[ gaging in retail trade This Includes Mnpuint» । Hasting* Parish picnic and field;: Paw Pnw. has announced' hu can­ farmer* who sell products at the afford to lore a man of that charac-1 thl» writing the officers have no tnterpl(lK1 >houJ<j ’ Tills state lias 325.000 young pro- *una didacy for the republican nominar,ac3• mente early m only a Hntttad num...e....... ... d,y “‘ CamP Barr> on Btuarl lake,!। lion for congress at the primary public market here or who conduit ter.. pie of college age. About 40,000 at-! fAug. 10. Let's go and spend the day!,'next year against Congressman roadside stands. REMAIN'S IN JAIL ,HARRY COUNTY'S AU.OTT.MENT., “r'1nSEX»’^’“«“S1X'1„*'^^,'^'S^ ‘'1^7 Ttjr Good Will ladle* will serve together. Bali game*, tennis, )»or*ei en.n.n m ,il niva * Iva weoers. inoi a . .... . . .. IIGeorge Foulkcs. In the Banners Jolyi Ix>»ey. of Grund Rapids.; Barry county'* allotment of acre, .. « ..... lcr* cream iuzi H. TWO FIRE AIal MM. PKW.UK , rtuc.ltal. .urn „ L""a DID A LOT or DAMAGE. charged with carrying a concealed age for wheat for the year 1934 l» Ire ro hTZ r“tha£\i£ .JcnMpon 81 • Wednesday. Aug. 9. in “ Judgment it Ls a little loo early to sportt. City Engineer Sparks is finding weapon, whose arrest was mentiotjCrl 247.447 acres Eaton county ha* the “®‘J‘‘ ‘*?L h,trllru i??!' ,<^2 lhc atternoon and evening.—Adv. line up definitely for any congresI John Ktecham will speak on the need money. Much fias been done | T l» „ . siana) candidate at this time. Rep­ thsl the storm ot a week ago Sun­ last week, was brought before Jus- highest ullottmcnl,tn the state -443,"New Deal" directly after dinner. in providing scholarship* and se-' more destructive than at tire Matthews Wednesday, He 864 Clinton county I* next with “om ,hJ- Table factory. TOM ANNUAL SCHOOL REUNION. resentative Burharu has made a fine day curing work for deserving young t- Let's ail go and take the family — record in the legislature. If he shall first supposed We believe this storm waived examination and was bound 423,575 c**s county ~ is — allotted 188.- due to tn* fact UmfMM WMj Mudge, Morgan, Branch and Mc' .. ......circuit court tn 1______ I ....459 __ _acres; . .11___ inch310.032. UftMi mmMu from on* ft ;><-ople who have to p*y tlrolr own Kelvey schools at Thomapple lake, C. M. Conklin. to the Ute penal Allegan be nominated and elected in 1934. will go down In the record* a* the-over heavleit rainfall Hastlnax «var st .< $11)00. •> ti- was unable to pro-; «a> — heaviest Hastings ever ex-­ sum of way. but the amount of such work Thursday. Aug 10. Efia Dean. Secy, He his aim would be to faithfully rep ­ QUIMBY-STR1KER PICNIC. NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS. innately no danuuM w i* far les* than the demand. —Adv. perienced. The rainfall was over cure the bail and so remains tn jail. resent this district. Since 1900 our University ha* ----------------------------------Clacking account customers ot the cither com. Cole's Landing, Ihomupple lake, i three and one-quarter Inches, and Saturday. 12. All past pres-!' DOWLING SCHOOL REUNION. I the most of it came in a little over grown from a student attendance of । OLD FASHIONED DANCES. MARTIN SCHOOL REUNION. Hasting* Natrona) Bonk are request----------aturday. Aug. 13. oust and ores3.500 until it passed the ft.000 mark! Every Saturday right at Clear .ent teachers, patrons and families of I August 9 at Hcrrirtgion's Resort.'an hour. With a rolling' country Thomapple lake Tuesday. Aug. 15. cd to cell for their MatemenU and YCUKUY In 192D Since then, owing to con- lake. Prize* given Frank Herrington both districts invited. Chas. Bachcl- j Clear lake. Doris Holcomb. 8ecy.— like Hastings this could not fall to «t luck dinner. AU Invited. Diana1 get their cancelled check*. I Saturday. A ------------(Continued on page threw I —Adv. i—Adv. L G Tnlhurst, Ouneenratar- J Rachal Oelti, , l?r, Pres.—Adv. 8-9. ■ | Adv, do a lot of damage to streets. j Barnum. Secy.—Adv. BUSINESSMEN BO PRESIDENT COMMITTEE FOR . BARRY CO. NAMED CO. AGENT FOSTER TO BED RECTOR ROTARIANS HEIR 107859734 StSS.'SS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WTDNBSDAY. AUGUST S, 1MJ PACT TWO up at COUNTY RETS PART PAYANNUAL CAMP MEET: PRAIRIEVILLE PRAIRIEVILLE. ■■■La*, -ahr--, < 'SiiT -3; Market in tba rear of the peat office, | OBITUARY. -rtai- r*-r»—r,?<G, AN° CONFERENCE- > The Young Married People* Cla*s 1 r\g> A 1 Kt retire >Thc council granted to the city) Susan A. only daughter of Almlr MENT FROM THE STATE, Tbeu»nnual camp meeting of the-----------—-------are cponsorlng a box social■ Thum-1 LUt^AL /Vr. IT 5 ilighting committee authority to and wtUUm June. barn De< _____ Church of the United Brethrenday in evening at the church parlors. will take place In 1836 The matter X-1-^.L *-•! I ,, .vgnlrw UtU« , , —■ C,... °nn Rnn.li Chrut. Michigan Conference, jell was presented to the club and the will be a sale of home made 1i 1 nt- council Friday evening. ’7- l833Conaidered "Codes," und Ap­ . reasons why the proper general 6tnte H.fhwAy Dept, fiends ccnvcne Aug. 7 to 15 mcliui^j at There Ice cream Everyone come . . I ThJ drug bond of B. R. Reed was ghyitcd Fred Wagner the privilege and departed this Ufa July 2a. at tn Batnaby Memorial Clieck for Small Part of — —•• - Park -four -- and —• Nora Chappall ot Wayland jpent approved by the city council Fn- of putting up a itreel sign at Hie home of her daughter. Mr* Jull proved Centennial Cele­ I committee should be selected now one-half miles northeast of Sun­ Die I were stated. By unanimous action „ week —.U end —A with Mr. and Mr*, day -UM. comer of Jefferson and Court Brown, of Nashville. Left mother night. Amount to the County bration in 1936 field. The ____ annual conference will the club voted that President Walton Floyd She!p. |! Chandler's glads — ... are ... In bloom ______ streets,— under _______ the supervision of City '. t th . t ht w|l ------------------------------ Club —— «, w. Lansing. The Hastings Commercial *pj appoint an ,-^uu.v executive committee of Mich. July 28.-Remit- follow the camp. A camp for boy* noil 3<$l aas'i •»«! .n,i *# .... »w.u Engineer Sparks. Snarks. . \„ .2 Karl Smith, who has been spend- CaU ’»ll deliver your Enslncer her fathtr moved ^o New York ria met a* uiual Tuesday noon with a five to get busy with the plop* for h»nce of Highway fund* owing to and girls and a camp for young peomg several week* with his »uter order, 23c dozen — Adv. Annoucement is made alsewhere in ’ attendance While there esi such “Mh *a celebrationw*We believe this *•’»Hi? eountv of of Bntrv Is I* forwarded ule pie wtHwill be be held on on thethe around* also. count)' Hairy forwarded tycld grounds also, where »he later met Frederick ’ and family, Mr. and Mn. Muon Matthewspicnic will be held at this Issue of the dissolution of the wa* wise action and that this cele- today to th- county .treasurer from Rev. e M Wheeler of Freeport U Barry They were married st wl te> .p>U.r Iter, wm . W-IW “ bratlon can be made „„ nt of — the aasoclallon. Rev. Miner, and children of Homer, ar-(FDKjf*-landing; Middle lake. Sun- fiartnerohlp of tMb Fox-Parker Simp terpart. New .York on Dec. 28, 184 and ....................... ought to the State Highway Department m -------------- ----(day. Aug. 6 Everyone being lemon* Mus Parker become* manager and , where they resided until I860, whe j------Tin* hold the Interest of the .members .------made one.......................................... of the outstanding th* ,h’- amount ---------- 0.: L1643M ------- ■ re- — —---------- -------------- —---------- rived al hl* home here Fridav. mates a few special price quota­ —*-----— The ----- ------of* bust- events -in the history of. Hastings . udllancd cover* the mnoujit dye to tary and Rev F. W Moxon of Cale- < Mr. and Mr*. Wallle Smith and -Adv. and guests question they came io Barry county and ret -----... -----... -. — । tjons in this issue. . tile,county as'a refund, under the donl* ties* codes for the different lines ot ------ , _ Mila U I* treasurer. Karl, the!; gue*U. Mr. and Mrs. Ma- , The cuunell has granted power to tied six miles cast of Hasting* whei iMcNli: Act. and represents;the third a .. ttitcrestihg and worth while son Miner and children, attended a;act to the street committee in fixing'» Every farmer appreciate* tlie they resided for about nfly year An “P I PONTIAC JUDGE HERL quarter ut the total amount dtlc to program rograrn has been arranged; arranged. surprise party Sunday for Mrs Leon'the storm sawtr at Maiiee's corners. value of putting Ume on ills land other than the fourteen winters the Fvlder, It being her natal day Rela- least State street, , The Edmond* Etevator As imple­ spent in Florida 1X> tills union wer holding court today. Wcdmwduy. • . • < evening last week lire Commercial hearing mint cases and acting for •year ibjj. Co., would like to figure with born sixteen children, ten boys nt the* and neighbar* gathered at Gun The Roue Drcua Shop is offering ment , lirt-aure of" Jhe ■‘teriotn linanilal DEPUTY FLOWER MADE Club held a special meeting, at Judge MePeck wins U away on a on their lime requirement*. ARREST YESTERDAY 2S1,£".’S a few dxrtA special* for tile last ot *'“nrmirs which Ume the president of the abort t-ilualiun. created for the Elate by •ad tlselr advertisement in this 1»- Ing George H. of Hastings; Mn vacation thl* week Read announcement elseheavy real estate tax delinquency* ---------Club. Robert Walton, was author- : — —*— games. ; »uc. . • Susie Boyles. Florida. Frank M .where in*this lisue. 1 ired to select a committee to take: the past, delai* luree been ex- Picked up Young Man WahtMn Eva Shultz of Shultz visited j Tlse S E. Rutland W. C..T. U. Lansing: Mrs Julia Broun. Nosh RQBIN8ON REUNION. j By vutn of four to two the counup the matter of codes for the dlf-: ■ periiiicvd In forwarding Io the wv- cd- -by -Inghnm ----‘ Co. Officers her parents. Mr and Mrs Ed Sil-1|cij Friday night did not approve thf will- meet with -Lidu- Waters Wcd- vllle; Milo and Mrs. Ethel Fishel The Robinson reunion me', at the era! count) .. .... du? from ■ cr..; co;;r.t«-A the monlf-j. ferent lines of builnes* in Hastings .Aug. “.•.is. ’.y.. !_ t a picnic din­ Hastings; 'Arthur J. Florida; Mn mi.mr th. mrtgranting end AU» ______ __ 2Dth. ___ of MM a license to Levi Mead nesday. for hon» of Mr. and Mrs Fred Kelley *»!"z'.. ’ the 2Z:.Z: State Hlglsway fumte The new tor AUetod Then . „,l .. rte.T and. alte. . t,..r ai. .-.t noon, fnlloar; ner followed by a -busi- Nettle Kuala and Roland. Hostings «1 ter a,nar. Mn. MIUian, MeKJb- >11O ..v- Hickory dorners Sunday. July 33. Slate ' “ ’ nlng of Util meeting, but- returned Highway Administration con, ­ Clayton Hnylte*. age 17. was ar- bin,’ and family' j '— iTTTI' .. . , , George Gallup is again in the toils •M meeting and program- Every- Floyd IL, Battle Creek. She was 1 the next morning and promptly sc- -about fifty being praal-nt to partake sequently found large arrearaip •” rested by Deputy Shertfi Loyal K. tetzui ... devoted wife and mother and a cher .cc.'r int* to til.. M\,T»i i*'3lca °> wepuiy pnenn Koyai re Oscar ■-Brightrall returned. to hUilot Ifb. lwWi .llb tinic for com* •:,M" 1 leeted this committee, notified them of the bountiful dinner and h< «;7.!SnnZ“ ' Uc Ln. ,8unday 8«1« I ished friend to all who knew her and they have been busy as was cream Friends wore there fr. .u ;sr:.u> Highway CoiiuulMiUitJr Van Ingh;iiir>:.:int' under-sheriff was at ’.Mr. and’klre^GcorgV Wood and “’STyou 'undorM.uid Hwl^AuU' LT.MER WHITE ASKS WHY. t^S^STchureh at~Martin CorqS shown by the discuss Ions and the Kaiamar«x>. Battle Creek. Hastliu ■ presentation of agreejupHls urtopted nnd Middlevdli- A short program and the Mate tn-q; the inti when Mr. Flower brought Elizabeth accompanied Mr nnd Mr-. llu>bile Rag&onsibility Ls«? You will Luther Burbank, the wizard, said, taking an-active interest in that *1 by those interested in the various In the afternoon. All departed real- auditor •in, wung man in and took him to Merle Bradfield to Holland and i*. interested- In the advert I-i-inent ' You know , ganfcalion-arid was always ready t lines of business conducted in thia Uing what royal, cnte.taiw.-r- Mr „ from there to Lake Michigan where of lhc coieman Insurance Ag. ncy m !t'» very Minph- to make things lend a helping hand to those ebon City. and Mr*. Kt-Jley an of the third quarter of the McNiit rliargc again.*! young Haynes they spent the afternoon. :thh issue grow her. Surviving are arc the ten chHdrri childret imixiey. ui writ &•. other sums di» ■ U. TlxHut he had been Maying with Mr. ^d Mr* Owge" Adrtanson ‘ ‘ ’ ^hT^pbrt old Schoolnut. •* will Ji^t “ buy a *pad-. a rake and a hoe. iwenty-lwo staying Mr and Mrs George Admn.-zrn The Heeport Old Schoolmates wdl Ju*t buv ..pad--, twenty-two gr gr’andchlldrcn a nde h i Idrc n am to ; the edunUes. and ' these remit­ u. tliat twelve great-grandchildren, besido . , ■m-.- ■people in Lealle; that he and daughter* and Mr ----and ----Mrs •,I1O1U hi)ld ua it'uiuuu n.umun ai al UKU1<. no:lie Iu»me c.i of sir Mr. Then Mart to toil by putting •»*''* urrat-erandchlldren. beside ■ yesterday , • ----- Tliey ,left — -t — ------ — . — iuru_*,a>i tance* have now been forwarded. ;her* early wynrr oog — ... _ . . ... .a ... .. . — • .* .. a host of other relatives and frtendi •,h.„ o T o- tea MMm wiMd n-l.uv« u, K4K|U., lt,,, ,j. ,„ thc „r mi .discovered' that 3150-^five • "We- can ..M-— J20 .«, bills 1 Miu. entt. M- ..<> n. IM luck ir itai » u.«— m n n rtv. — not sec iter, but she 1 AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS ’ ua alill — r?.’l. A mother like ours I .nid live 310 bills—had also vanMr .nd Mr. e-r. r c.dlr artB.r.h Wallo,, U Marrr- WHY Ui. melon, iron, -Uh fhed. Believing that the young man. staying j with Mr. and Mrs Henry ;tar>1I ' ----~—-—•• Yankee'Springs?' ''«>rc than .a memory She U a Liv week this jMper made men­ wlx» own* a car would drive to the Benson, 1 nmnwpple Garden Club please Ins Presence- The voice u stilledhelping to care for Mr* I g<,nle change* ate required in thc — . ... a new Automobile R«-sjiou*i- h.-ni - of in* parent* near Hickory 1 reply —Contributed. but the Life still speaks • .. . I lighting system in the Farmers' n.-ply.—Conlributed. Corner*, the victims told their sus-, Those who attended the Ritchie! ’ “Whtre Better Food* Coil Leet” and driver -hould be familiar piduiL* to the I ng hum Co. sheriff, ireunion al Mark Ritchie's cottage < the provision*>ot ,-thU law and < — . -----. ----— *!-.o telephoned Sheriff Leonard, l Sunday were. Mr und Mrs. ,M J.' We Deliver - Phone 2272 - Hastings, Mich. P-noiu' who ti-r.* .our .highways will asking that the young-man be ap- Norris, 1 Mrs Jennie and Lucy Norns. !><■ glad to know that Michigan has prelicndrxl. and held for Ingham Win. 1 A. Mullen and Kenneth Os­ taken this t»>aaid making our •-•ttic-rs. Five . minute* after ihw borne. I SHULTZ OR bill was si-tned ' word. wa* received our alienff tele­ Murk NorrL*. Mrs. |furie Polley FREEPORT mt- 28. W33 and pliomd Deputy FGwcr. The latter iand Myrtle Smith were m Battle '■ 80 days from culled Sherll! Leonard a half hour ■Creek •( on business Monday after­ the'Cite Hint cf the leg- 'inter saying that he had his man. noon. i MLB. । und that he nud found five $20 bilU . ’ Fuel' with a •bouquet" is ottered . .....obil fiuur&ncc in his possession. Arconomy . 5 Lbs. ihua been tried out in the state of' ‘by an Amarillo (Texas)-go* com­ GBITI'ARY. pany. An odorant vaporized InuMttt , MAMachtuwtu but ha. been n failLarge Bara • ure It i* hoped and b^llev.-d that, Mrs Mary Headley, who resided distribution pipes daily is designed jthe new Financial Responsibility near the north end of Gun lake died to give the giv* a penetrating but t>„. li| purpose de- at Wayland hnspitul Thursday. She harmless odor, making It easy to 'sired und pui-ory Auto­ had been operated on for appendi- detect leaks. ; mobile Ir ............ uu.u riu> Tll<‘ ftttcral was held from 's More than ■’ lk c.. The first woman elected to Con­ x now have.Mich roswnrtbilt- 1>!'r Sunday wtth burtal at the gress was Miss Jeannette Rankin, ot ’ • , Robbins cemetery. Pints Missoula. Mont. She was a member — itnispDhsible driv­ MARRIAGE LICENSES. QUART JARS 75c of the Sixty-fifth Congress. en. ran be driven fruit our highway* thin keid,iu-,>n will be worth wlnlr the. county clerk last week to G Drivers’ lken*-.-$ will be furfelt.-d for Alien Streby of Moline, age 21 and as mentioned ill tl Velma Rutli Joluison of Middleville. I Another matter brought COMMERCIAL CLUB thi* meeting was that that of of observing this meetinc obwrvlrirf LARGELY ATTENDED the centennial of this city, which Feldpausch’s 25c BUTTER Tea Pot Tea Soap Chips Big Ben Soap 6 Can Covers. Crlseo Mason or Kerr Jars Do You Understand the New Automobile Responsibility Law? 15c 27C zsc Z3C 59c 69C It Is of Great Importance To All Automobile Drivers Purpose of the Act. COFFEE COFFEE Feldpausch’s A-1 Premier Vacuum Pack McLaughlin “OO'A” J Chase & Sanborn Lb. Lb. u>. Lb. 19C 26C 26c 29C Lb Be Ham Ends HamS SwMl'i Premium, WUle er H»lf, Lb. X9^ LB. IOC Pork Loin Roast Rib Roiling Beet lb 6c Reef Kettle Roast LB IOC $teak Round, Swiit, Sirloin LB. 14C should f»mfii« himself with the conduct hrnwolf that hr HOLME l< piived.<rf tlx- u*.. of hts Ml*. Low HtlUMIIhbJla-. w.xximanfee ana a.iugntcrs and if th© Danner will b Hubert Rollick ot Hastings and Hnbvrt Long were Sunday visitors lit ■I Roy Wick’u.m * . o tnnt< Mr. and Mr*. Welby Crockford and family* spent Sunday al CUrI* \ * 1 • *i .i Higdon* i»t Battle Creek UEL Mr* Carl Perkin* spent last.week A Century of Hrogrcs* in CiuMi.-. ,E:iu died on M Mr. and Mrs Elwood Barnum and Woodland eon spent the week end in Jackson stroke S'fn Mr. Adam Endrc* of Freeport Survi- du Mis Keith Durkee Mr und Mr* Joseph Crockford urrr Sunday afternoon victors at Mr and Mr* Geofgr Higdon and family ot Nashville and Mrs Belle Btr-eter cf North Dako:a spent Tliuraday evening al Welby Crock- i lUstintA ' fITAND ri t AIIf vW Hartings. Michigan -Telephones 2211-2557 BL— Program for the Week of August 6 Frank Phillips and One of the Screen’* Best Combinations, in “WHEN LADIES MEET” LAUREL and HARDY, the Screen’s Best Funkier., in "TWICE TWO" Latest News Adult Children. 10c after a short illness ■AIR LAKE. Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Talmage and Mr and Mis. Van Alatirv motored last u<vk to northern Michigan They.stere gone three days. « Mr. lutd Mr* Aller. Griffin accotn-. panted vy Mr and Mrs Vere Wil­ liams of Hickory Coiners and Mix* Katherine McPharlin ot Hastings; •pent Thursday at the World s Fair; in Chicago. I'iie Bunnell church and Sunjfav, School will have a picnic dinner at. Fair like Bunnell resort Thursday. ‘ s.. Beryl Pennock spent the' end in Holland. tl McGlockhn and wife Ray TUESDAY Preston Foster, Zita Johann, in “The Man Who Dared” Cartoon Comedy—“Betty Boop for President” Added—“Alez Oop," a Circus Tn TEN CENTS TO EVERYBODY WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY .'hey spent Sunday in Richland; R«nnw McGhKkhn'a . lb* Larlda Fritz is spending the with Miss Grace KMs«- of BurlUlgbiM Nobles of Climax 1* •r. Mrs Agr.es Trick Ralph Forbes and Vivienne Qsbornc, in “Phanton Broadcast” V1TAPHONE COMEDY—"How* Trick* ’ Latest News Adults, 15c; .Children, iOc HOOT GIBSON in COMEDY—"Sky Symphony” CARTOON—"Good Deed TEN CENTS TO EVERBODY <■>! Fred Balt and Jay Hough of < ■ rtllt .pent Wednesday with MF ''and Mrs Leland Hammond and ->n. the occasion being Stuag Hamrriond'a and Pcrmcliii Sage? birth­ days. Much sympathy is -cxprc.vx-d to ' U “*• — — — pf Robert Montgomerys Ann Harding “The Dude Bandit” children by.ter* : <.u*c. formerly the Carpenter Im. place nlaec ■ r living ind Mr* Mr* Frank Leach is spending a few day* in Plainurll O M: and M:> Mahlon Burket! and i lent tiuolren «*f Kalanuooo spent the 1 v.-ek end with Mr and Mr* Lrlaud ■ Hammond Sunday caller.^ of the ime home were Mr nnd Mrs. Thurl c <>k und .«o:u ?>f Plainwvll. Robert • Butter ot Prairienllc and Dorothy Butler and John Shepard. Mr ..nd Mr* Alfred Ball of Kaiumaroo openl Thursday with home SUNDAY —MONDAY - FRIDAY — SATURDAY Fall Samples of Tailor-Made Clothing Are Ready for Inspection Ben Crockfords. Deliveries At 8 and 10 a. m. and 3 p. m We Do Our Part, NRA Store will be open from 7 30 A. M. to 6 r M. daily. the store l» open till 10 I*. M. Mrs Myrtle Meade and Jack of If it lSift good, we don't carry it Burton Hurdlcbrink came home on Tuesday from the Bronson lio.'plta! at Kalamazoo where she inderwent an operation for appendi-. rills. She was at the hospital one week? She is feeling fine and sit# up a gikMl bit . Mr* Edith Rogers and daughter. Joan, hate returned to her home irele will near Kalamazoo after a week's visit .adlc* Roy Burgcn and family hare.returned from Wayland where they Cl?o Mrs. Jackson's farm far the pait three weeks, ' . Prices are opened at *195-° to $35°-D Do not contuse this fine To provide an incentive for careful and safe driving and to control or eliminate the reck­ less and irresponsible driver. To compel those drivers who have demonstrat­ ed their recklessness to establish evidence of financial responsibility for the future before their driving privileges may be restored to them. 1 o furnish an incentive for the payment of oth­ erwise uncollectable judgments arising from automobile accidents. A net has been set for the irresponsible driver. When the unex­ pected happens wilLyou be caught in it and lose your driving privileges or will you be protected by a good reliable insurance company through a dependable local agent.? COLEMAN AGENCY Afl Kinds of/lnsurance and Bonds Stebbina Building Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2104 clothing with the ma­ chine made cheap nter-. chandise that is being offered today. These suits are custom tail­ ored from a holt of pure wool material. They are expertly made and they FIT. We guarantee theje prices only until August 10th. We look for an advance in price alter that date. Buy Now and Save! Store • hour.* from now ■>n:—.Monday to Friday, 8 A. M. to G P. .M. Sat­ urday, 8 A. M. In 10 P. PICKLING Time Is Here Again! There is only ONE SURE WAY to have your pickles and preserves entirely satisfactory... and that is to have 100 percent FRESH spices! We Have a FRESH STOCK of All Kinds of SPICES for PICKLING M. Not open ^Wednes­ day evening. You'll be surprised at the LOW PRICES this year! All our spices are bought from the mills in bulk... insuring you FRESH stock! WATERS' Carveth & Stebbins CLOTHES SHOP The Rexall Druggists EAST STATEMICHIGAN STREET HASTINGS, �THE RljnNGf B.VFJTF. V. EC NEW AY. AUGUST » 1W» OBITUARY. i., only daughter of Almlr tm JutteL w4 born at LlttlA TOdfr. Conn ted thl* idrauly 26. al h*r daughter. Mr*. J Nashville. Left mother ie age of eight. She wit 1 moved to New York st ! later fnel Frederick liey were married at w ew.York on Dec. 28, I y resided unUI 1BW. * to Barry county and set ilea east af Hastings wher led for about fifty y i Hie fourteen winters the lorida. ’I\> this union we en children, ten boys a if whom ten are still llv rge H. of Hastings: Mr les. Florida. Frank M Mrs. Julia Brown, Nns i ahd Mr*. Etiiel.FUh Arthur J. Florida; M pa and Roland. Hosting* Battle Creek. She wax tc and mother und a cher id to all who knew ’ member of -Hie Met) ,-hurch at Martin Co active interest In that ping hand to llwae nbou (ring are the ten' childrei at-grandchlldren. beridu lher relatives und trie । not see her. but she I II. A mother like ours a memory She 14 a LI cc Tile voice is Milled fe still speaks." New Law? To safe 5'ckratc of Fore 1 to 3th- Sub-par »cores were turned in by THRILLS GALORE FIRST men golfen during the July Ringer DAY AT IONIA FAIR Tournament. Thore getting 33 or better arc n* follow*: Kim Sigler. 38; Jim Radford. 20: Roy Hubbard nic most thrilling of nil. dare 30; Earl Warcha'm and Jim Mason. devil stunt*, a licod-on colludon lx* A Rani ->• Henry Sheldon, Dare- Goodyear tween two automublles with fearless Algonqums oeat flnd win cook. 32; wiibur Lane driver* crashing them directly th fCun'..n:ii-tl Ir t I Q A Dlck Slcln- Wll> Schader. Ken Me- front of the grandstand at a *peea| Indian Landing q-4 inure. John KFtcham und Carol of 40 mile* jwr hour Will be bul one diuoni, the Angonquln Indian* scored their Mc^ufTin. 33. of tne many features that will make attendance, fourth straight victory lust. Sunday . _____ up the ' greatest combination 11 per by defeating Indian Landing eight. LOCAL NINE TO MEET ■ thriller* ever prewnted to on Ameri- j The -c » Io four rati'audience In .one afternoon When tncreio- d FAST POSTUM NINE the sixth innlhg when with the score thru- to two in favor of tin- Indian*. Homing, ancrntx,n A11<iut Hth only. at £o ‘tiff’rei Lyle Robert.', dammed out ‘a home — ... ™ Independent* will meet . U.l > d.HUPAJU, run with the base* loaded to put the tamjus Pottum nine of Battle ti,e Jonia Free Pair. the Ipdiani tlw Indian* In in tlu> the laad lead seven u>van tn to twn twot Creek in-a in a banw game ut Ilw Hie fair erouni! ground CrUillillg t«O . aUtonVJbRr* head- fu|, a, | which proved to be enough to down here litis Sunday afternoon. on at forty nates per hour create* ■«;>• ,<> rf. the toys from Thornapple. Indian (he same Unpact as one car cta»h Landing made two runs In the sec,-ing a stone wall at eighty’ mitox ftx-r ;u{ student ’oiui nnd two more tn the sixth to hour. Want 'fleam: who- b brinrffng ’ ,;t iiccount lor all of their runs. Naytruck thrillci'in tor made a home run in the sixth available to th* Ionia Free. Fair the I fur Indian Landing scoring Earl opening day. w.t- asked if there wax -p; ahead of him. Score by Innings: Algonquin .. -0 I 2 u tf lud |>ut on three hend-un-colUgtana, in^Hnut! . (Continued frr.ni page one) _ tM»c ut Nashville. Turn, nnr al Ai- Uiu»«:*llv JiaA Biitierie*. Wurncr uhd Keller tor Algonquin; Em I, Naylor und FinkOIL SERVICE STATIONS — MoniXri beiner for Indian Landing, ROT I M Sporting Items BUSINESSMEN BACK PRESIDENT LOCAL GOLFERS PLAY 1 FOR CITY CHAMPIONSHIP The rare in the head-on i-ulliiion Annual Tournament Gets Un­ •.1,-11 i.'ht a A M •! I., to om one r P M •! tnrn thru rwr rim— wlU be standard mode. , .» * i.mi ( der Way at Hastings and will be bought in luma un i for two hour*, und will open again car's Country Club at three P M. Bunday and remain. Hie only protection that tiir driver* •are given u tiiat the windJitrld until cignt P M Golfers at the Hustiniu Country oiKii *!*.-* »*•• will ur be IM*.-.. taken V..-LA' outebefore the .... ... . *!«-•» ... >>H Club will play oil the tiret round ot ttr have given above the hour* ot I the annual club Championship mm vice agreed upon by the majority Mjny entrJfK afe ^,,,4 Tournament tills week. Six'.ren are Of . . the w taaoimr ....... M rung station*; but fot t|lr . A,h CaIl lfc ,„v fan. : competing in Hie choai|>umahlp we understand rars valued miuru at. ....... -.u’-".’' that there *» ooc °'d rars not ..... mure than flight und ttuitrrn m t|ir first ttiglil sx^niuiny that lakes the position .-her of th. frat tU.r.,'0 n<l< . ft* m<«IIS Hl*l!l pH During IH* the r..ml<<»>.»0 rpiuiilying wuirvit round* *Hlrl, which **•-.» that they 1.0,0 have wrt no 0nt.tl.Ww. enipluy*'«.«. Hot but wire completed Monday. Kim Hink-r, that their men an--paid a jiercent- gram Mitrie>4i:^y tr made bv writ John Ketchum mid Carol McGuf- are, therefore Hwy will not be re- >ng H Ward Beam care of th- I’.nt fin ruth turned in a 1N to tic for MricU-d tu to hours. This may make Free Fair Then- i* no entry chant* a difference with the other atatlonx. low score. Pairings fur the tournament an- as HARDWARE. TIN AND RE­ ItUtKYVI! 1.1 follows — figun-s tn parenthesis indi­ PAIR SHOPS for five days will , Mr and Mr* J J Wil!r-t. enter­ cate qualityiiig svore. open trim 7:30 to six and on Sat- tained Sunday. Archie Newton aiul Ch Bmp ion ship flight John ciiiMrrn <<f Pritciiardvlllr. Mr an-t fCrtchum <7'Ji- vj. Ed Gooclyi.n DRUG STORES llxert from 7 30 to. Mrs Stanley Willetts iHB>; Roy Hubbard ‘W5> vs. Dave ten oVJoek for five week days and and K’r and Mrs.;Chej (fuodytar <Kh: Earl Wurelinm <«.*> •. 30 to eleven on Saturdays, with and childrep of tanking vs. Dr Car rot her., <89»; Henry Shel­ Sunday openings as usual. Mr... " Herbie spent Thur: - [ Dr [! *" ‘ ‘ Wilcox ’ don >B8> vs. Kim Sutler «7Hi; Will The GARAGES had not made any ' day-in Battle Creek O«>k 'Kl> v.-.. Kin McIntyre ■««>: (k-tlniti* rode for themre'lvo. expect-’ Mrs. Will Hyde i n’.ertainrd twen-1 ..— , , ..j Cliff Dolan -«'.►• vs Jim Radfoid Ini; there would lx- u national code ‘... F-<mr of 0lr Thprnapple’ .............. i87i; Bob Walton iBti v- Will lh.it would fix the Imurs und they: fliU<il 'n on {l,,t,’Ihursdciy. ict Scliadtr <87>; D-mi Tnlhur.-.t iKn ; would lx- Kuu nvoi by that code. cream cream and tuu cookies were dainty re­ vs. Curndl McGuflin «70». . . ; fre.-hments THE CONSUMERS POWER CO. ,res‘“n.P“- M-rved by the hoste s A ' ’;ivcry pleasant Huie was enjoyed. Pirat flight; Duk Stem '89' v: Dan Walldorff >IOt>; Dr. Birnv Swift lint! tiu-y cannot be governed by any’f' Mi's Doris. Gillette is working in; 11071 vi. Charley Doyle iMt; Bur­ code a* to hour.-, since they agree to. N"jS.. , dette W.idif ibvei; Prank Angell maintain a 24 hour *crvice: but, Ray Fawlt , andI <108i vs. Ian Ironside (W2>; Clare > they will conform to tin- President s; baby ' of'-Battlc Creek .•jx-nu Sunday Di-Oiu Hit* i*. Carl Wiplnter n-qulremcnt as to the number of in the O D Fannett home pud at-, hours per week their men will work. <106*; Dr. Houthtvn <«7», bye; Wlltended church hereTHE FEED STORES have nuned 'bur Lane 'IIS', by; Orville Sayles .Mr. and. Mr*. Heber FOsU-r und1 to k**p the tame hour* as the ji family .-.pint Sunday in Portland! GOD vs. Jhn Mo-vin i90> igroe.-ra. Tiw elcvniors expect there a ith friends. Bobbie .-tnyed fur u will be a national exit- thut will f COUNTRY CLUB NOTES ----------. '.vein thi'in. . Mr uhd Mrs. Herbie Wiirux spent' ... Qualifying luunds for the WornTHE RESTAURANTS have not us Sunday with Mr. amt Mi- Albert: tn’s «olf ciiamplonship Uiuumment y.:t ugitivt on u code ant! urc finding. r>h <ibu' 4m! family of Bellevue. of the Hastings Country Club arc- ■« lol of dilhruhles in the wi»*. 1 Mr - R. I. Winslow of Hustings' ■ underway ' , THE LUMBER DEAl.ERsV Mi- spent Tuesday.with Mrs. Herbie WilJolih Ketcham’ made another par agreed to open their ptafivs or bust- cox. 36-for a nliie-liolt! round nt tin- n-.. .-. from 6 30 n .M to 6 P M .i;id AlkrememlH-r the tee rreanj.wx-l.il pountrv Club -hl-- second on the on Saturday from 0:30 toP. M ;,t the himu- vf Mr. and Mi-. Mrrcoui.u; this season. THE BARBERS will oju-n their ritt M<.*«i<le Friday evening. August Mrs. Charlotte Hubbard won from hop-ton Mondays. Tuesdays. Thurs- i 4. and plan to-attend. Mi* R..m- Walton 3-1 in tlu- Worn- days nnd Friday.1, at eight vehxrk !n ----A 3<Khpiece*Jiu-£aw puz»l<- made moiniii". kreping krcpliu; open until six rn July Handicap Tournament ‘the tnoinhiR “Near. Been" — -'iteid Hem" ................ —... ..... P M : nil .......... Weduv. dus.-. ,from eight . und played to a lie during their cdlilcal । ekek until eight P. M ; cm Sutur- 'Redwood (Calif.* uehtMil t«-iM-wr piv •TliuiMfny afternoon tu break a 1—1 l.is.% from eight u'clbtk in the inu.n- her pupil.', a belter idea of the iseug 1 ranhy in Raptda Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Collar. Mr.h Mr. arul Mr* Ottl and ner mother, Mrs. Ella and Mr*. Ralph Rise and family, -i.lb-rt and B S. Holly. Mrs c B Benham of Hiu’.Uifs is. Mlfa Hilda Sumin entertained ttwl»nd Herbert Valentine ate Sunday Frank Nazli *p«nt Sunday at the Kail Faul Cunning Club Thursday afternoon, dinner at Lake Odessa Park. ".-rid L. J. Roberts apeut a few houi*| The community was very *ur- and evening with Mr. and Bliorno at lhair cottage at The foltowwr proup of ydmig peo- with Ids father. William Robert.-., prised Monday to team of the death lake. ; Camp Senior, of itopinn* on Sunday, it ba- i«f Mrs. Emamuel Drodbeck. She Mr. and Mr*. Roy Townaend of t ick in Indiana: Margiret Sptnd- Ung hi* tttiui birthday about two A. M- Munday- nwrnClarkivilte v1*1 ted her folk*. Mr. «nd David Chrb-tUn.. Mr. and Mrs. Milan Trumbo and j IngFrantz Mr and Mrs. Ward Plante visited i The P. C. Flory family. Frank Mr*. William Underwood. Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Henry* Warner atEton Plants in Grand Rupxls Nclthamer 'family. Blake Rising j family. Paul Geiger family, and Mr. <,... J Sunday’ M: Robert Finnic of Kentucky te and Mrs. George Nclthamer helped gan Park Sunday afternoon. ndlna Mmir time with her uon. celebrate birthdays at thw Simon Mrs. Btata Hilbert. Reuben Wal­ ■ , Nelthamer liome-Sunday evening. cott. and Miss Lena Warren haw* l*r Timm-, and■ family Mr. and Mrs. . Juhn Dell. ~ visited Mr and M.-t D B Green enter- •: ----— been attending camp meeting at Ea­ c..< M. Ml* J ««*-»< Sun. ton Rapids the piut week. day afternoon Mr. and Mrs Victor Routh and and Mr ano Ward Green and] The East Woodland Extension -•on. Wayne, and Mr. and Mr* Har­ | Group No. 2 licld their annual plc- old Fender of Detroit spent Satur­ Sunday. Mdx-vd at- ' Uaugblcr. Phyil DennU of me Friday at Robert'-, cottage on day night at John Rairigh'* and at­ w< re Sunday. Jordan lake The usual- good picnic tended the Warner reunion Bunday. . Grxnd Re isltinx at ! dinner was served, with home-made Mr and Mo Harry Blew, and MM*, ire cream and watermelons Mr*, ix-rt. Mrs. EUa Bu&h. and Mr*. Fred. of Grand Ledge ate: »ic Mabie ,»au.c Velte-anll vcive-ui.u Mr*. an*, Mary mu* Guy *ju* Border spent Wednesday m Grand b-' were presented with gifte. in ap- i Rapid*. • I M i- BUU | predation for tile effort* they have- Dinner guest* at the Beardsley . »t;d Mrs Shirley Slocum from put forth to make the past year* home ThUreday were; Mr wild Mr*. . Martin Corner* called at Adelbert work m nutrition *s> worth while it R Brrrell of Calvin. N. Dwk. Mr. gtand- s..<um'« Sunday evening Election of officer* «nd leader* tor and Mr* W L Culver of ttunheld. Mi <'.>rl Berkie attended the the coming year was then held. Mn Mr*. Gladys Spaulding ot LonaUig Cora Bhopbed Crydsiinan-DooUltk reunion a*, the Audry Kussmaul and Mr*. Violet and MU* Hlldred Lehman. Courtland Smith farm Sunday. | Jordan *—*----------,—i— ..------------------------a Mia. n._.ia were»uelected torI the leaders I Mr. and Harold fUlrtgh .m* and uk d.nner Mr and Mr,. John Tyler and In the second year atudy of Nutrl- j children of Lansing apeni ttutuiday i.er Hudd ricr. Mrs. Mr- Eda FM.1 Tyler TX-ter was *a& re-elected re-e!*rte<l i night and Aiin/lav Sunday ai.d «u d Mr Mr. nnd and Mr-. Mr«. Den ..d |r.l! and Mrs. R«-etta Hager.1’ tier.. •ended President and Ruth Neithamcr Sec- Le*U Smith and son. Max. of PortMr .1: d ,Mi<. James Tiler attended the Rupe reunion al John Rupe sa retary. The nr.«.t meeting ot the new land, npent Sunday at John year will be field at Hie home of Ratrlgh’s. and attended tlir Warner Sunday . . J reunion with them Sunday. Mrs. Raymond Finnic and‘ ch»- Mr . Orplia Wing. F.vchn — ui and Mr; R. E Finnic are ........ Beardsley —spent the week] Mr and Mr‘. C «. J. — Barnum j. — atlending part of this week at tiseii* end»with friends m Traverse City ' tended a school reunion at Mulliken •.■a, e n*. Wall lake. [ Mr*. George Forman spftit Wed-1Saturday. J. C. PENNEY GO. O LIMIT DAYS August 1st lo August 3 let • THERE NEVER HAS BEEN AN AUGUST SO IMPORTANT TO YOU FROM THE STANDNever a time with POINT OF SAVINGS such a clear-cut me**age of “BUY NOW!” i Higher prices are a definite part of the Gov­ ernment’s NATIONAL RECOVERY PROGRAM merchandise which was purchased at levels which, now no longer exist. When we re-order this mer­ calling for higher wages and shorter working hours chandise we will pay substantially more for it and you will too ... so, if savings mean anything at all - —and providing definitely for increased prices for farm products under the Agricultural Allotment Plan, times for nil of us! 2hojie 2104 At (lie present moment, however, we own hun­ Icntirtained (of la»t ur. ! Several <* are pltuinin : Llltle Hi. »intr spent hrr aunt. : Met hod tot ch put on by thr rJf«.'hi<in«Kl M< me /our y... ces! inds of LNG this Tills Widdrr Bill pit Village Chair M M-m Unrlry Plain Sewing’and So say ice all of us The rising chorus of Terraplane owners—strengthened by performancej-coorda, cccmumy facia ami cvpfriencc convictions—is drowning out all evtuparieous. Wet a group of Terraplane owners together—anywhere in the world—and they gbund like convention delegates all trying to nominate the same candidate, "Never have to sliifl gears on kill*.” "Get around every car on die road without effort." "Not a cent for repairs in 29,000 miles." "Smooth os a greyhound over u fence.” "More than 400 miles a day without fatigue." Tliat’s the sort of thing they're saying. Ask tlasm, and they'll tell you. Even better, drive-a Terraplane and you won’t have to ask anybody! It isn't the »|>ccd—it’s the rapidity!" Hf /ISOV - - - ESSEX TEmiAPEANE • i.six.>ms factjumj oanxwrs INS • • stamhid six k<>uwna.was cotra.«<as srraai. mx < »>t it. -ms ■ ricin*.•!&$ FORREST JOHNSON OPPOSITE FULLER BLDG., MICHIGAN AVE., HASTINGS, MICH. IHIGAN Visit tAo Oiubon-Eaf* Eshihlt at thr Chicago tForld't Fair. Electrical Building bsball Simps Bclte-MiA- Kali Gloriatin Perk Gold MLm (ira I Sukry Pindie —Mu-.-. Phylh? John Underhill- | Charley UndtrhUI •; Brother- Mr Cecil R. ; Brother Jonah Qtu< j White Sepulrhrc Mr gan. Jemitah Gohiis. • Ji. ry Heart—Mr Don Zurt Enoch Rone—An Ou' Wanttor—Mr. D-iv.d »<•? Quliittis Tixld-Th. county Sher­ iff—Mr- Rusrel Htirrs!-. r. Tlie Village choir- iJ!. oborhiilt. Don Rcdticr. I >i nice Douglas, Tin Sarah Royci. Organist -R1 Place The ; Northern Neu Synopsis. THE GOOD SAMARITAN. Beltin' Ro mt at the Underhill farm -home An afternoon in late March. Act II. A MOTHERS LOVE j Sam«- scene, three years later. A ; summer afternoon. ‘ Art HI THE PRODIGAL SON ’Same rrem-. two years later. A morning in Autumn. ■ Director-Mrs. Ertd Flanigan. ' c> Price* must go up for the general good and we • and mn und Air. it> and C son called at V , evening. to you you’ll stock up at Penney’s during August before the further advances which are sure to berome effective this Fall. should all he encouraged that they are doing so, for higher prices mean, inevitably, a return of better "Betty, darling. why dance whm we ran Terraplane? /'re never ridden in such tt car.' Aftrr having driven 'all three’, Patsy, the Terraplane atuttd uuflike <i lighthouse. r • Everybody know* that price* on cotton, *ilk, rayon, wool, rubber and hides, a* well a* counties* other raw materials are already up—AND HEADED HIGHER 1 om Neither had I, till Ned brought thia miracle home last,tree!:." Save Stock Up! Buy All You < Can! dreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of brand new List your own—and your family's needs for you can—save all you can! Later on you’ll rejoice •at your profits! You’ll thank us for giving you the 1 I facts of the market as it exists today! You'll thank us for urging you to save—to buy now! | NO LIMIT TO AMOUNTS YOU CAN BUY! NO LIMIT TO WHAT YOU CAN SAVE WHILE THESI STCKS LAST! NATION WIDE SHEETS Size 81x99 ------------------------NATION WIDE PILLOW CASES 42x36 ------ ------- ----------------BELLE ISLE MUSLIN Yard -------------------------LADIES' SILK FULFASHIONED HOSE, Pair ------------------LADIES’ COTTON RIB TOP HOSE, Pair . ----------------------LADIES’ COTTON SLIPS Bias Cut ----------------------------- -MALABAR’’ FAST COLOR PRINT . ------------------------PONGEE 12 MM All Silk . . ....-----------------••BONDSTREET’ BROADCLOTH PRINT NEW FALL HOUSE FROCKS Color Fast . ALL SILK FLAT CREPE Yard ------------CRIB BLANKETS Each -----------------•'STEPHEN’S’’ ALL LINEN CRASH, 18 Inch RAYON BED SPREADS 80x105 79c 18c 49c 29c I2fc 49c lOc 16c MEN’S BROADCLOTH PRE­ SHRUNK SH1RTS________________ 59c 49c 25c 59c 79c 69c 98c $1.29 25c MEN’S SHORT SLEEVE, LONG LEG UNION SUITS_______________ MEN’S BROADCLOTH SHORTS, SWISS RIB SHIRT, Each---------------BIG MACK WORK SHIRTS Each ------------------------------------------ PENCO PRE-SHRUNK WORK SHIRTS____________________________ ‘•OXHIDE’’ MEN’S OVERALLS _ ____________________ “VALUE” MEN’S WORK SUITS___________ -------- - --------------MEN’S MOLESKIN ’WORK TROUSERS1 MEN’S WORK SOCKS 3 Pairs . . BOYS’ OXHIDE OVERALLS Each -------- -----------—1-------70x80 COTTON SHEET BLANKET 70x80 COTTON DOUBLE BLANKET 72x84 DEEP NAP SINGLE BLANKET 70x80 HEAVY COTTON DOUBLE BLANKET 116-118 EAST STATE STREET — HASTINGS, MICHIGAN 45c $1.79 �THE BASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. Al'GUST t, 1M3 PAGE FOUR . . ’Blanche and.Be**lc. have returned ’pROMI^FD ’iAVIWR^ .has fixed his payroll on a basis that! ;»’«'« “ ,w« week*'-vWi with Lowell 1 nuw,i:»tu JiRVINUJi Wil! save the stale 135.000. I ’.nd Grand Rapid* imnd* DO NOT MATERIALIZE ----------HIGHER MILK PRICES. ■ D.'ta . 1 . . Mitt Uzde Rork frit yesterday course, giving first thought to tire I NIRALjIlS Of 1 eStCTilay (or a visit with her jlirtcr. Minnie, tn state State uincers Officers Hike Their -that D. {he patches, trammllk Chicago Indicate mug. ineir Drlee ln cltles ’that the prlee of milk tn cities has • . ’ Industry Mobilizes ’ . ... Grand Rapids. safety of his paijcngera nnd cargo; C<MK BBOf Own Salaries—Some In- ■ already advanced mid may advance I , Mrs Anna D ’ Moxm ipent Wed­ - secondly ot his own uncertain lot Drive for Employment (JTEN YEARS AGO TODAY. •itfll more Summer pasture* are nesday in Nashville the rueat ot revps rr eighth'YEsit yvhen fate strikes hard, when un­ MICHIGAN NEEDS A LEADER. creaiie Office Expenses ’ Benevolent Dictatorship. poorer thau tiicy have been in many | Mrs. H G Hale. One of the favorite topics of conSirs Fred Hendrrslio'.t lOrace governable clemenU send hl* ahlp • «msu v« Hura> and mu children of «wu,H.iy. Railway. nrw New ' Mr* Fred A. Cuiti, und daughter Tlwre was much critlcliun ol Gov­ An.thln article is being written, tire „«♦«. knma.nnt n bound W ib. Ir.- '"“"on ir.— d.»." ,™>n«;j Industries the — state ot ... New a comr York, —... .’ of the United States are Ji-r.-4-y, are- gucstp ot Mr and Mrs B'-rtiia. ol Detroit arc visiting at D 1ernor Bnicker in the eleettnn last- fn .... year, uccatH* of alleged failure to mlwion advanced the pricy of mite Frank Hoes, und Mr and Mr R I K ' ' mobilizing in lupport of a measure -......j Jt n wJU ...m kbe_ re­ m the cities ol that state tor tbtij expetires. -' Wfili" Goodrich ’ ' ’ rut -tute — jxwt while others are being trans- ,tri-.or a- the present- time Gov.: which reprerents a radical depart- Hcndershdtl Mr Hcndei»hoit will Will Grigsby and ix n.iam returned irutn u «a<* week*- trip lo numbered that Governor Brocket join them later. ferred to the comparative safety of Comstock -? supporter* arc llmltixl ’ure from traditional policies. We re. cut hU own salary 30. per rent or the milk A retailer who had bvetj IS IfAJlKV fer to thrU|Tcinpluyiiirnt drive un­ Mra. Pcny Hunilckcr and son Chicago Munday night lhe life boats and until the water t‘> appmmive otlice holders, and1 der Mr.,. Jolin Nevin., left lor. a visit li.ooo and ask- d each M 'the state •cllfiw b» kni' Rw established price In I t*TiH*Pi>iT!ii< National Industrial' closes over tire deck and orer himI1"'5’,wvc fln«cn* urawd. I!"'.1;',' "I"*"?', 11*?'•' >'.» „... ciusc* over uic ace* uiiu ivcr mm o.ir .xrM1|lal oplnll>n in lhe matter ‘Recovery V.*'””7 Act. Nothing like it h.i* . . .... W**t Bay City Sat u-day. “•>**’» mw**, .**.< ink He ..irrtrd the calc to the u .»v*.*u. „«* ~ ,Wf,i ltl ix*«tlm- daughter .pent Sunday afternoon Mill. , of. i.w th' Hgovernor ha* lx-n to u:tc|’‘‘'r “b,^7, I{ &tcn hlglir.t stafe court and lost This »hr year 1932. .. .. . .. cv.-ry ............. r-. .. ... beliir.Thr Puti»om. rJ. it precram.witn Mr and Mrs Al DeMtnet'at ‘ Mrs EUa Holt artul children r. - w. com.j.rk piNMblbnak'-bv*' ”'’-ll»v <4.thM ’ ■ What if this same spirit of on­ Mr jn. c-tif iit will not only make it turned' to tlu-lr home in Danville. (■ Detroit -Frctt , selfish devotion to duty could per­ Si.rh an attitude. howcG-r. becomes’ u’>llt slx niilliou jxreon* to work th* ir Gun lake cottage easier to govern milk price* in New mire and more hopeless. It surely i bv L“ix'r f^V. Mr and Mr* E V Fitfro iMarw Mik. William* cent reduction made last year is not York Stat.- und fix mlntmum prices, meate through all branches of busi­ look* like he l* going to follow in< t . ' " ’ ' Brobyi of Houston, ^Texas. are and tamfiy ■**"" applied this yenr. The Govemii.1 but win encourage such price fixing! ness and government! If our cap­ tire f.:o'd'.i»* of Wiltieg Brtlcker and' ’Ip bring thU happy state of spending a week with Mr and Mi;. thrmigtioi;- the country. | tains of nmfnce. our barons of in­ lx* ;i ( i.t-termer. Nb brier'b> bring affair* about, employcr*sthroughout • w J. Wa'.Jcltu and other friends. ’FIFTY-SIX YEARS AGO TODAY dustry. our mayor*. gov< i, legt.— raid in any quaitcrx for Mr Bruck-, the country me signing partnership I tom here they leave (or Indiana THE EXFI Hl.MEST WORKED. List ui Petit jaroi.v drawn on the give up any ot ilw-ir -c,>mj,.*cnvati । failure, mid Gtv. Canutock ap-' agreements With the Natum.il gm- and Chicago where Hwy will visit Mil day*ot July A D. IB77. promint Tfie five public utilitire comm. . An I'Xjs rtmcr.t has trern recently lators and poiijicM r could cr* petir* 'to be |n the same position rrnment io cut houn and increase trnir relative* mid friends lor a few lo rn -vU. u* noHc.’- ra-.-tv... ’ at .7;.... .------- ignored. Governor .----Bruek-i . tried In an orthard near Rochester, reive n.< these rea captains rerve— Quite unfortunate, too Politics do। the number ot men on ixiyrolU August term ol the ortiiiK ,-rturt I- r.-<iu<st mid continued t-. tnlw their N, Y„ to destroy tlw codling mnthJ Blinking first of.their country and not enrtT Into the matter. Michigan! without permitting w«ge_.realc.y t.» Jl.txxi a year --hliirres Tiwy ar- still th* uotst riwmy <4 thr fruit grower, Mr mid Mrs. Weldon Wolfe and the county <>t Barry tor . aid yi >r J— beLiw-dt *■“* - ----------------unite nummuni*. --------- Ap • ­ childn n und Mrs James Houvi <4 be tummoned to !»■ in attendance < secondly tit their- own ambitions mid is looking lor a leader, and the right: drop holding on to tlicni and have ttiman " III yet be produced—Harry proximately five million employer:, Grund Rapids Ure spending Hu- day :aid court at the court house in p light*, each surwcU-bfing—perhaps we wouldn't L. ;<>! labor are effected. Three agree­ ta»r. tn Durand ExpfWs. ifiialfr tound, d by high volugr wire*, were need so many nrtihcuil axles apd ! mehta i^ire voluntary. Employers do : lirnu ipally re- up tailed in the orchard- Tlw motlwj penalties lor reducing the ravages of We-wbndpr if those wlio are advO"rn»’1 hi,Vc sl<n airreemenu but ' me mttucted :» tin tight* «nd s-'^j cut-throat comjtetillon. -expfoitatiim eating tl - recall of Gov. Comstock »'* better tor them U they do. Pvohad im is claimed that] of workmen, profiteering and greed !int< :,t.ippcd tn think that tirev P'e weren't required to buy Ubrrtjmtaht s* t Judge o Brien in hLv H-mt* dtirtm; the war but th<w wlw tage at Podunk lake •n more effective ruthrr "uro place That'.* :-omrthlng to worry refused lived in a rather in,in spraying. i. rer too —'W, H Berkey. Cq*.*ojx>Ii* healthy" environment. Hog THE GREATEST CRIMINAL Vigilant. ' i ‘ APPLE run ES. | ----------- This jiartiicrehip between tlu ,:it!i»ir.- to multiply eiltir: Johnidliaii '•Give me Alb, Aiv my dUlly • president ami employer upph*.* to v.111 lw n comparatiimy bl.cun findcc* ting Together admirably in or"Gh Ilian and bres'd.' but add tire sales, tux to if.i ’ h* ' tfaborhood grocery und iiumand L.'lm' a correspond-! .gamzuig to combat crime, Tlw hand b"''kd. mice in Michigan this] THE COMSTOCK RECALL. last year I voted tor a changef and burg Mund Ju>t a* much as H does Mr and Mrs. Ed Power spent Sunof the law is ;>reparing*to reach out‘- .I.ow hare lived to ria- it; bring on.t° t*»e bwgi-st tycoon and will run will i*d It is improbable that tire mow- unhampered by national boundaries. * your tuxetv bt« and r-mall. mid heap from Aug. 1 to Jan. 1. By that time Donald ol Ci-arMtie ,u>u conti acted lot en­ m-I\t to retail the governor will ac­ Mr. und Mrs W. if Stall Chicago will lx; the focal ix>!|it of them on my Mwuldi-rx I asked for!th* administration iiopes that the quire much momentum- Even iaw enforcing agents’from‘all over bread nnd got a How. so 1 am roed purchasing power ot the nation will children c! Chari•.,! ol ti ii >rt cron and •publican j-tui though Mr. Ccuutock ha* been er- tlw world. This drjye against crime to boulders; but .wuir until anotlrer s* .'Ufficieiilly Improved S* that tut- friends apd relatlv couple ol Blate TreaMir, trrnwly tin.- it^f actory in office, the is admirable but liow much longer year proclaim.* another season, my ther stlmufont* will not be mce--.T.tf will plainly let you know. I sary. lesser of tRj evils undoubtedly will IGF lake m by iturehasery Iron) de-l have .regained by reason. — Fred; * ’ *. sum. Audi be to tolerate him for lhe-r**t;t^ Ids -I Although contracts under the Ilf dellv'rjrjl, ac-.| w rid co-operate io .subdue the Keister. Ionia County News. j NIRA cede are b'-twtrn individual made by a tat gel I'Ollid greatest criminal ot all—war! shott. > firms und tire pre.*iden*. actual ad ­ ublic In NFJfrVOUS NELLIE. do Michigan at . .. , . ]; mfnlssration nuiiiMrmiun and., ana . cnlorrtment vine of ■ Only 10 per rent of Mrehigan s ;1 VIirhun pnivpionv rcjlgti Such a i unlikely- But KAILS AGO TODAY. . NIRA. publir rehool* Will be able to remain11.. 10”-* recall. 4- we pointed but last week, Mr and ilre John Carmon uf President Rouaults National In- open th* full term next year and1 handled through trade tbeoctatioro For example th*' stycl Industries, tlw Waukrinui. lllmot would involve su much time, public .diutrlal Recovery Act <Nira» is get­ jkt cent can «wt operate lor mote .retail merchant*, the automotive in- .............. filbur .expense atrd political unrest that it ting splendid co-operation. The at­ than three months.’ Dr. Paul F ; •Tiv ■-' " -C,. *>a. .’..7,*.', »*!.;> ;„7„; 1‘iustric*. tire industrial printers and* was formerlyeiuti • appears finpiactxal. The Mate will titude ol th<- public seems to be ' ntJ-u.m a ',7. 1’t,v<n wc'kly newspaper publixlwra sale paper bu-ihx-i .ruction. pioGaitntd m an .uit.n - Ihl.-UBh ua-ir «; ix-ctive natJonul a Mr. and Mrs R H -R.«i something as follows. Tf wc Uu^k [ -oriatinny submit tentative opciat- daugbterx. Berni, ’utnlj would the plan il is reruin lo'fml; H w; ling code., or agreement* to tire Miss Th*r, rant! Rapidn<» further by blunging into the t support the plan it may, work und if j president. and E icepted. re. . .. .. ___ ___ ______ ____ It'does we ll all s« the benefit; H if Nvbiaka. A Quotation it loro suggested. After a suitable guivv, of .... tail* ■condlthna ore not iiki-Iy tp lx AMERICA'S NNTHUSIASMB. ! jbm inent had lx-.-n made, every in- Burch. Mr-. Rmidal much worse than they are -.it'pre*•diridual member of the association remained fur a week. I', is interesting io read the rrac‘ is stipjwed th*** ■* to operate *under 'J *' XIi'-> Winifred McLe lion Jeaciirig Italian newipapcfs tor* /X)V / bf | same uniform cede. Mcnibenthip in Tuesday fr« to the tr.iiicnaous ovation given la trade hx-xkuUoU l* not tXHhpu'- with friend: TWO PROMISES KEPT i*cr.y but liere again tlu-re aresuliiGeneral Ijalo Baltxi and his men Three out of five department* >u ict<:it teeth in thr NIRA t*> make b at the: conclusion of their lib 'rj‘ Michigan* state gove rnment showed. 1 mighty uncomfortable' fw uulnTdmaking Mpudron flight acrons Jlt: Incrcxre* during the first tw<» weeks * tials wire, get balky. -.pending th -ms of July 1933 ns compered with 1032. Only Auditor Genrrnl Slack, and a furor to l>- raised. Therefore many Secretary of State. Fitzgerald have ■ Swu difleri’iit ty-jx-j, i‘i employe*-.' tin s*: who work with their liuiid* in kept Ihc'ir campaign promise* to :ef factories and shops; those w <nu thus enthusiai dtlcc expeiW!. ; w ith then- in-adv ir. otfic tory for Rieism; an unHcatlon that ; -tore.* Emplqyerx • ol th, I nam< d group are asked not STATE PAY BOOSTS. inn AHxt-'Rotary club more than right hour! tortons march toward universal President RooM*vclt> dm ' ru d iy and 35 lvour> a »rck un.l to daujihre ciominatiun' . lx'ter wage* seems toup to W hot l<vx than 40c per hour. EmUnfortunately there l. a tligbt taken quite M-nously by He is |ii >yrts nf Hie ln*t named group an­ will utti-nd tni-undi-retandutg. Tire cnthliMhyc Michigan’* “high-up" oil asked not to worjt such help more iwnor <4 M reception of fhe an* rniireda w;u untary jwy cub. of 20 fwr <■ romc than 40 hours a vve-k and lo jiay not . „m»v •■>.,><«•< ..o inir, -- --- , --- ■--- ----- -genuirw. Italian cdh.-irs -v<m to tv- diluted during the Bruck* r ii-gime .ther- the:swlimnUu.-pools' l>’nd>ng on. the sire of Ure com­ ?*t, jmt-ur. fltat tin- u a country 4or u-,.- officers <>t gownrer. «<i*te lx- clo.-ct! nnd tap danr- munity The minimum wage ^cak* where successful pugilbU can tarn tary.ot Mat**, treasurer, and auditor per hour di*auntinuird Bui m the »uS!fr'lc<l l°r ,n*'n t* 40c 4‘. j-.-r n»,.r ' ’ ’ will be in*f for women 3Uc perr hour. Other more in twenty minurre than tlw general have been cancelled Tiro o' Uu- agreement call for. about n* usual. ■. pfovtsloro • -----------4 the Dr Vorficer -hould be uren- con- nn child labor; no wage cut.* to thii crass* t,.nrt to the rank* and file the frhpolx are to proposed minimum; no profiteering, rd budgets Instead ;v’ in',n' PrSc‘‘ “PPhig than‘is actual­ ran foreign, : it can t be done.' scheme are doctor ’ Comes Jortii a California pt short hi. speaking rrK arihitret* ‘*or with the statement Uiut 1 <!.-v’M< d hiin.'eif. • xctmiive" , mplat lea*l' on a par much publicized climate of hi schocl problem lie sl|an f35 per uce to a study state; live .«ta?r will * eventually improv i solutidn i ' THIRTY- YEARS AGO TODAY. .... keep silent occa-, In return for he has a chance to learn, merit, employer* are tl-.cre jrot as it petrels thc.htynun i I arm Mutual I'frr Insurant-r­ irers. Th-"" u!u> talk all the placards to advertise th ixxiy and that mental "‘lb -I poll; .......... ..... ....... r_ _ ... ___ _ <-ny tliemb-lvc* the i>pj»r- they me co-operating .vsult. Wh un! Mi ■ P abilil*. intun-trnt with safe nndrruiitin: A blanket policy on -Vrrn Brown. Ingham Cc-un-, ernmrnt. Tire tnslgti tv. N'rl HMOuir,-* nearly One-Half -Million DolbhauM-n Ghidr li*fiirt<>til- .idju*ler| mid promptly paid. Careful Member N. R A. W ltd a lliorouzh *y *lrm of inspection maintained. WE RELIEVE IT A MISTAKE riiniin.itlnc uverinvur.uue. talk among the! Probably .. . . one .. ofligian ol initiating^ methods of forcing baikj. mans* we standing'! what iht re is plenty of. of corounyer* MORRIS O. HILL. Mailings JERRY ANDRUS. Hastings The Hastings Banner whose word is law. Hl* responsl-1 • bllltlrs are great, hi* Pie hard and Views and Opinions; This and That D^z.1 . J r~>I liackward Glances; What Others Say FARMERS owing pledge will spend ROBERT F. BESSMER, Haslingi limit tn •.nd pan der if thew Judging from ti hue- President JJooscvel that ! W* ontar.uatreni. are n Into N1RA lull -uppirt T •Irgiatire pledging Milled B WHY higdha^?ds MILK Is So Much Cleaner Than Ordinary Milk individual tirou fna! :»1*p 1 oifcrliti. OJUb, I er The approp :»w» mini n mroua; situa NIRA U reiforccmdU ot trade with the 80' anythin; ter is an m»ult t Pubh.dk r* Auxiiigry MUdcfiy the iiuiinct rar reh .' ration was a? strong in this Wtw make* peo;-. tic* Weh. htr Jiartiy *•_ » strict adlwrencu to .an n Francisco’Ciu cti apecinc*'Hut • inropgruon an dcaoiute dcspat aynoDyrnuu.—Pbihfmaer. 11 In than i. >P€A< in gran i W erne HOME OFFICE 70J CHURCH ST . FLIRT. MICH. W V BUBRAS FcwHsutr- in It i* nmorvri on Mke lew hiuri *!te ung nude hu appeal, t: Another Hung; ym tnouu*. to devoted. Change back ircm a f laitbiiu day*.—Ailuniaa Gazette unlimiua nssppLslfiliity for State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. bout rervr* a* a dormitory; William Lningsbtm. a graduate! Thus the way u open on- a nation-wide scale. Pungent Paragraph mi FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY'. lor the court I Thomapple yesterday roiro. the Misses Fred Bush. Mrs I ration codes. The .. „..d Mis* Carrie Ridi ■ abtolutr and final powti inpuig at Wail lake jhis week. | .. industry but Tire wqy .b r crook and wife left for •jld-'ef'. for industry to institute its own Chicago Monday (naming They will Hut eform.* in $hor.. the NIRA )• a visit friends in St. Paul before rei.t- form ci b'lu volent dlctaUHstiip lurniug. Mrs tfM Gregory, nee ‘ Lillian Bunyan * "Pilgrim'a progress hai nrrnor i.< to v»ait a appeared ir. 123 languages. i <-.ied m the city shortly for a visit tlnui tire regular election --------------- -“------------------with friend*. ‘ cc-rreci the mistakes The large** active volcano In Uw ------------------------George Wooton*’.’ iht.i TIWMigy I Meat of the dant- world 1* Kilauea In Hawaii iynwutb.EtaU. INSURE EatonJ Three- are no :<xai election* n; vjtt Broiuon ■ Mn. -y. E- Hock and daughter*, j jWiulungthi. D. C. lu« minute*. Every row has her own individu.il drlnklnc fountain, which prevrnt.i ■ any possible spread of disease—should any Inferlinn develop. Highland* Dairy milk Is automatically drawn In mrehanjeal equipment and every drnp »f credited Herd." Our herd i» led a 'ilrtitin.ally balanced Hon; Is hr used In a most m<idrrnl> equipped barn, where thr air h completely changed i» produced In Michigan than Highland* Dairy tirade -1 " Thl* i. WHY the Hlgh- tinn permit led In the State io »J-I1 “A'' milk. Why Not Know That the Milk You Use Is Clean.' THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK ; Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3. 1911 PAM RVW \r.. ElAaU th Keickurd mid iwn CHARLOTTE LADIES left TucmImV far thrlr m-w hum* lt> Social Events and Personal Mention A Roderick Warner .hi home, from a Harry Ritchie arid luy Er way were in LMroh Friday on blWncMMia- jcikrphlne carwth went tu Detroit Tuc-day for a f» w day*’ visit. Mu' Beryl Bue.y of Battle Ci»«c Engle returned Lirand Rapids. Me-. Getaldim- foenhath i.---home Mr und Mrik A. H. Carvrth hawreturned fiurn i# monthstay ut thCir Wall Juki- i*»ttuj>Mr- and Mr-. Earl Wan-lium und Mr. and Mr* K-.'h Daniels apcii* c-rl lz,,1U f«m>ly “t Wall lake N,r- •‘-’d Mr*. Leland We-ks’4lld WERE GUESTS TUESDAY family helped his . mother. Mr:, . Hayden N’ye celebrate her birthday Over One Hundred Enjoyed ■' amwtll. c .r.i Dunning and Lyle Dull- Dchgfitful Parly—Mrs. Roy. t enis. Mr. and Mrs E. V. Keyes •Hubbard Wins Contest Mi •. Sadie Ciltuir .w yitited friend-- i.Ing ot.^Whiling. Indiana’, .are visit* Ing MY. and Mi C A Ken Mho Donna Ntirthtup of B Ttw •H.~-jiii:>.i Country Club was Cre-K wan home aver Sunday Flunk EdmuiaU on Sunday Klrn a!t.;i.r |n t Wolcott Mn- Wm Schulz and Ml-.- thr • Gt !• i < iM -i f th. I--.’.;;- -• Mis.-. !>»r:s Betts returned Fi Mr und Mr* Wihiatn McKnlghf °n I'Ml bu>ln>. . from ramp at Gull lake. . uf Wilmette. HL. are the gucals of \lK1 p -j cilinovr ThMr.da: Mr and MrMr and Mr* Juojph MrKmght of Mr.'and Mr: Itu< at Mr. And Mrs. Harry Ritchie wen- Friday. Mi and M> and uui-st.s.of Mt and Mrs. Fruncii • Hunt I and hl;Rind Band. Ray W: iU-Liui- ui Lunnittg on Thursday. Hui kin .ol t>! Cii.nful Mr- Mann y Edward IPXtuin, Jr. of IXlnJt Viauul hi* parent.-.. Mr. and Mrs. E F. Boltuni. over the week end. Mr and Mr.- E A. Parker and Monday on busine.v, MMc* Marfamily nrc’sptnding the week at lhe . ’Ml# Mi.bel Wat. r. .(Uy at Bun- Sir nun) r.. Ml**’ Cum, tome Cook in the guest I* Lathrop 1;-. •if Mr* Joseph Little,.Jr., of ChiFrank Ho.- i.-tunuiLon Suncugo, and is uttciit|jug the fair. al»>. day from a vult In Grund 4<n^idi Mr and Mrs. Earl Kerniecn of Detroit and f.-m-ii Cftltdonu spent Sunday wflh her *’......... " purviiL- Mr. and Mis. ,Jack Sn)thr. H<-,v. Cha*. Blanchard of Marshall Mt, imd Mi.- H<-ti McMurray Mr* Merle Bradfield arid Jack vUited Kalamazoo friend*. • ! Sunday. Mr. and M»s Ern Quick and Mr and Mr*. Harlarr Scdbey At’mtde.l the’Petris family reunion i.tctuc :>t Fira’ lake. ? : and Mn: nrudficld lind Jack tui'l Mr and Mr*. Oro Wood and ElUabeib mtforrd tv Holland taking. Mr. BrlgbUal to hi* home-after a twc'we'-k.--j'aygwfth tjic \v<xxV■ - ■ ' • '■ 1 1 Mim.-t>- (• . :• , ii^nie With Straw Hats of Highest Quality at 50% »I- •» Discount Panamas Leghorns Bangors Sailors Waterproofs , 1oyos HE gentleman with . •: >■ n nnd -eighth head, who Ils a genuine $2.50 ig..r .'’ni'w hut for !-‘i; an gi-t it. hen- this family and Me e.hft. .-1. li.rti(a.Kuiui and Mr*. Haz.1 Hrnklry nnd own Richard were in a :i d Vicksburg un nil union '•an get Leghorn* lin i for SI Hint r». Sunday ki of Santa Fr. in tlw city on >n friends. she 'w a nit i t- fioni M-n- pi i for juiilurx, get illor hfits ththi; sale rd/Difib Itol THE AVERAGE PERSON im-n •i home in for hats that a nickel. We’vo one left ill each children lit Canton Ohio. came on Mi*. W I. A pret- RC.'Klt id Mr* W. Keith Chui' s ii*'tn mid Hurri> t o| v. .s|m ndliic the month Wifi Mr and Mr* W. L. V. BESSMER diyi•i-unt bf’cntifle it's H: ihe se:t«onj Indi* tlal:the hats nre ol. They’fe worth the li R< v McNulty Mill supply I. S. Baird ha F.fUich ol B there Wednesday. Maurkt Announcement The Marie Parker Shop mother. A i w.-u conccnung Mmu-':<'1’- x,r- c *J.1 forint r leadfcr Jn‘thc l’’ *‘ra £ * hooL-.: Mr.-. Fred I.' l.manl daughter nflA J Mr\ w Lehman of si ph. :MHsc* Elh-I Jew Ol. Ja-t Jill. ‘®on' Snow, roti of Mr andj®?and. »lwn. Kiflamnxoo. ■ . . in mani.ige at fl o clock l’,r’’’ iiiorninp. July 2t at the l“cm “’ ■ bride* mother in St . Kt mnp :inijsjind vicinity will be proud to palropitc. Watch lot the ll< • F c. Schmidt of ur Ev.mttilicai church.’ di«ti ly following the cere- ■*’<?«• mu You Going to the Fair? TI’RY OF I’KOG rwntial things to good pair of goggle*. you with a rane— BESSMER the JEWELER GS 1M3 — Golden Anniversary — 1933 I'HONE 2634 MICHIGAN dAhlnr. I and BOYS of Kalamuz/W th Ihiur mothirtiMi. Mr- : Dmi’t frugc: to come to tlw- pro- ■ in.4Hi. Mr- gram at the church Sunday night,.' 1. Hinman Four girls at the Evangelical church and Mabel-of Kalatniwoo will furnUh the inuvle ■ Two of thF girls are daughters of ulized Jtom Rev. Waf.-cn. : ' ' ■ - T-.Kirt Mrs. KEdlth Powers and chtldn n; s. I ot Plainwell .wen- at the Arthur , Johncock honu-’simdav. Thu chit-' ;dren will remain for a few davs with' and their grandparents. port Tlw Chuk reunion was field StriiJub 3 at d;ry nt thr Meric Clark home. Special Sale of SUMMER DRESSES THURSDAY. FRIDAY .nd SATURDAY onr One One Ont- with Mr their daughter. Mrs Kflioe^-, an<U ird Tlu-y family, returned home W.edm.-dav k«uL urxl Mr nnd Mrs; E. W. Chnlktr and an Grand Rapii f“!hth of Kalamazoo. and Will; ------ .. _ ..... .j'own and Chalker of Gull lake were giiovu ot' popular local girl having graduated thi-ir daughter, Mr... Lucy D«ven-:' from the Frccpoi? *chcxd with the^port, cy: Sunday. class uf 1M1. Wo oficr conwwlufiiMr., and Mrs Chan. .....lulu Monica min and ........ . — ................ ttons and ’ ’ report dauRhiera were shopjwrs In Battle Creek Thursday T ol this ritv Mr. and Mr Victor Rcauihir wj‘n........ *ii ...................... !'• l.-'-m '■ndiL'Hi .'[*nt Sunday With t>,,.e Hunu Eeutir-nucfc dvpartm'Uil or lather an-.j mother in Jack.-.u. i- W. S T C Jt. lhe clo-.e of th'. Mr and Mrs Paul Each kr-iud lot I.f DRESSEf lot of DRESSES iot <if DRESSES lol « BLOL’jiK THE ROSE DRESS SHOP Bi«Iki-*' Jewelry Store .■ trip thcouuh Indhma. Ohto. Kalama’. <> tn th:1 । Iranld Niagara Full*. Cun-1 th,-r 'I*1’1 !|M’ w'” k and Mr- Orrlc . Wi ' Mr nnd Mr* Ralph K«rr snrl Sil"* wiH 'in- at home to their Snow is ; Pauline ore spending the week with friends in.Hurl, , . . , where . ,Mr. ’t----------• friends at Brn|->n Harbor und will jP-uwnu! of the high sclwal. vis!’, nhittvcs'in Ilbr.oi- and a’l'-iut Mts. Suu* wu.< formerly the critic tlw fair in Clthm teacher in the Oceana County Nor?.Ii I>. |> Walton and whs were । l,‘al ZL.*J*,r: " , 11._____ . Ha»tinr, We Aye Going To Support Our Government In The National Recovery Act PRICES for FRIDAY and SATURDAY Augutt 4th And 5th Ger-rge p.iii.r. of Mulliken U.t MASON—GAGE. week. Dr Walton was there on SatA weddimr ot mienst to Hn-itnu:.-. urdaty nnd Sunday abo i»op!<- wu* -i.lw.t of ,MLs< Margirie Mr. and Mrs Emerson StwufIcr‘Giigeof Minmuipoli*. Minnesota, und Lb. .... . ■ . ... .. .... . _ .. — of thi* ciiy. .Jdiddjaville ell tonlubt. ___ Mrs. Stwiilfi ___ ___ . main with her parent* Mr iiryt M ■k. July E J, Ray 'Lar,. ot Alto until Sunday Mr and Mi-- E A Parker. Mt ’-.•lllimting clergyman Michigan and Mrs Hurry Ritchie. ,md Mi<. Conjtratulaiums and b'.t, xu!w ’Hazel Htnkh'v and Richard-attend-:-ire extended by many Hustings Lipton**, Yellow Label Orange Pekoe |ed a fnmilv rcunum at Mr anH Mr*. jfriend*, Earthenware Teapot end One Pound Tea -Mark Ritchie* at Gun lake on Sun-1 --------------- --------------------Mr. and Mr* Idas BENEFIT BRIDGE AT Vacuum Pack Lb. fcrtaim-d at dinner ' Rev and Mrs U 1. Dewey were m' CHARLOTTE. of John Jacobson and vir.iQ. . T.ii can. NuhnU. m MArdmn miUr n«h: o( :hu «*» Ite u- of Miukegop Other ga__ • lh.1 r>.«,-v j. . IM cn,rv„:, c.,,club Mr and Mr* GevrgY Endsley and 8Unda< « tn. urnun Hiur.l, MTV»' T^r , ,,„b\ ,uH> « da ijhtci Barbara and Mu* Lucille Ti’- Hunting* ,-j.iua ! 2 twill’ b!"'-’* °* **' ’"I *T»». M ui,. Club I;. UMIII,' 1 Uiwum rC Humphrey Bottle* ; c*. Hoyt. 7*3rt ^.^.-.1..' ...... .,u *» _ ‘ Mr and Mr* Mahon Hndcx.m । tended tn I Hl Mr.ua.r ex hanb in n,.„ MEAT SPECIALS iCharleston. W. Va. after vuittngiA charge « Mr .ind Mu A H. C.irveTh and at-i,*.tson ,s „ >r\tc Snyder’ f tending A Century of Progreo* at _____ _ Mrs Frank Feighner. . i Chicago, i . , Airs. Elder and -son Lynran were ftinibarger and i in -l ansiru Monday, ; Dr E J Pratt iia- returned.from Mr .ir..l Hittubi <mt<uu mu m MilMi,, j „ Mr. and Mr.> Jehu J >hn*on ,nn>! thy OMeopathic ram<miion Hn- conKeiuti. McIntyre RayrQond Mr .uul Mis Henrv Svwird.i <u jwaukee. Wi* OnI Friday the con- !u attended ll.,the fair IF,nnl0* Krhar sum. P T Colgtoie., j anong m-nr Sunday with their । vention delegate* a:;. ---. i IV W r*A-.D rl> t-atHrrrrs nr,H ---..... > .. -. ,, tin Clncaco Mrs. Pratt aho te-, - . ___ ..... hi Gage. turned Sunday from her Orrat j ar ’ "? M'’ Jt E Mu-> Cternhtine Heckei nn* «.-Lean Center Cute 9 Lb». 35c , Lakes trip jn company with friend* ’"-b1’ of u,dl|d Hapu-. t.xiat nt the turned home after .spending la-'. ; Mr and Mr- W L Hinman and [“ '] Gauntry Club for golf. w,,.k Ul?h h,r ^t. r. M; • Rich.irJ' l granddaughter. Nonna Jean MtinolL bridge and luncheon. , , I Endsley .it Wayland Tlie Liter* rv ifbme Club wa* er-1•returned Monday from, Chicago ‘ 'ie-va ! c!iud*‘ -Marshall ot Laiuung’Wd* tertaincd In MisdameTH J Flow ? Zn Order To Co Operatt With Tht N R A Qur whpre they visited relatives and at-1 Mi-vt.n tea. ln town,Monday. tr aiKi ’HaHie Bellinger Thursday. Lait Delivery Daily Wilt Bo 3:30 P. M. Riga* I tended the falp Harold Shields ofj A very d-light fill time wa* .spent; Boni July 30 to Rev and Mr* afternoon nt the home of the tor­ I Chicago returned with them for a Thursday alleriwon at the “WlvtrjWurta an eight pound daughter -mfr for a Welfare Day ' ! lar Hourt Wack Daya 7:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. — — . ” -program, IvUft with hb stater - and husband/ Tea” set ved on the lawn of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klahn and ’H.i irogram quotation. “Au effort i Saturday! 7:30 A. M. to 10 P. M. Mr and Mr* Charles Hinman. |Mr». Milo DeVnc'. W. Green St., lhe (daughter. Myrtle, of Fullerton. Call- mai fur the happmcA* oi other* 1 Mr. and Mr». John Ironside an4ihoctc.*.v* being Mi* DeVrica. Mrs fonua. apent from Thursday untihltfU u>is„abovc none our mum *elvr*,” was nt-' fit* J : family met at Brownwood lake near itobett Walton and Mr*. F. B i Saturday with Mr. and Mrs Anuv'ttnsly Srought out in a paper andi i Paw Paw Sunday.>imd had picnic (Lane. IWenoer. i Wenger. . van. a,..-.... -u ■talk. -Survey of -County and. ...... City I L'tjinner and Mrs. — qur-rc’-,-. with -~~s- Mr — •—• — — Alex ..~™ G vi. [ Mr.i Cii.iY.lcs Deller and Mr.-- ;i rrvuniv, Welfare, uy by mis. Mr*. riutvnce Florence o, G, aitiuii MiUi; Irohride of South Rend. llrohnde Bend. Ind. Ian DINNER FOR EIGHT. Olah Frighner went to Gun lake Mrs. Vera Lawrence ptahlnulyr miu i iIronside and Robt Angell returned > On Thursday evening MU* Ethel Wednesday to spend a few day? two Mlot, Mr»'-Krau* -- ---------—---------- -- 1 accompanied;; • with Alex Iionside to South Bend Jcm-t entertained at dinner, covers with Mr. and Mrs. Hanson and Mr. ako a cktcriptlw piano .solo bv Mrs ! We Deliver The Big Little Store Phooo Mf| Sunday e- ening anti proceeded loipalng laldtoj eight-Th* evening was uosua aiaiHy. .* . Krau. A d'liclGu; cu-oyeratl'r tun-! | Chicago Monday for a weeks vuit '<uy pleasantly ipeat uitli vuitUij Mn. Amelia Lent; spent from, per clewed th* afternoons program ; ; at the century of Progress. • . |and »ewing. (ThiUid*y until Sunday with the’ Las’. Tuesday ewning. Mr. unqi BUTTER 25c Mason Jar Caps Cream Cheese TEA Saturday, Special August 5th Only Special De Luxe Big Boy Cones Something NEW and DIFFERENT—At the Regu­ lar Price. Give yourself a real treat. Saturday and Sunday Special August, 5th and 6th TWO-FLAVORED Quart Package* of ICE CREAM AT______________ OTHER ICE CREAM PRICES— Hand Packed, 20c Pt. — Factory Packed, 15c. Pi. REEDT ’S DRUG STORE elephone Corner of State and Jeffenon St*. 2241 Hutingi, Mich. • 1GS I'HONB 2396 n tn-i-K Wednesday. , i K < Lou Anna Patton and ilatigh-’, „ a ‘\ Helen, entertained th.' fo!- 'X' ’ . 1, Gilwi-r, Ipwiiij I-’ Kfclk:. Satun Mr:-. Fairchild.* Mr. and Mr.-. Wil­ der ;>n<i M* antFMr.-. Clinton Lahr uh on Sundj John Harpr r and Jolii'i i“ Maxwell House Coffee Kitchen Klenzer CATSUP 22c 19c 79c 27c 13c 2 2 25c SMOKED HAM BACON PORK CHOPS H >/2u. 12c �J-f ' PAGE SIX WANTS ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS'THAN Z .rt;,--- pv.-nep rrr.'.'E nw UT-f5T S nil 'the'churche'sPolitical, Payrolls Tilted TJTo Prosperity Heights termor reducing I ot »a«r» by., by, ‘ ’ roll In tlw effl Fitting Service Every tm«» we fit t» <ti-r•ntccd t» 1 ol<1 t»« . i : r • nnd ws keep it iu yr•;•<. Ijujtuicnt tot yon Ixt n, -l.ovr ydn ths New -Akron Tr. « future "Se'.'.tivs fj Control'*. Nothin • • It We *re ixclusivs i<jr». MaUUvin ’ . ! free f ■ Radio Diagnostic ami Treatment lii-truim-iit To Further Acquaint the 1‘eofde of This Com­ munity With the Wonderful Features of the RAI>1()CI.AST Auto-Electronic Equipment. A Clinic Will Be (hmdueted at My Office From a A.t.aAHKtK. I-’..HASTINGS MICHIGAN Our Success Haa been achieved thronth cair. ful bu»lnr-« m.inicrmrtit and satisfactory dealing with p-jliryhuldrrs. __ SEE VS FOR INSl RANCE Citizens Mutual FIRE In|urA.\CE COMPANY i KALAMAZOO. M I C III GAS I J. L. MAUS ir-.-h: «!-». I GHOR GE M NEV I ' apw-TACLEs njtrn err.! MOKES LCS’SEH Pr.I'. lCtn V. CLOCK. JEWtUll i.: CAM! ion OLT> 6ui r> 6m Kevt^a »t.i ■ ., ur « . NEW AND USED AUTO PARTS HalOrlr-. < .>nnr: lit' . !; Radiatun-. ( Ut hr -. Wus Glenn F. Laubaugh FROM , free fc ! Announcement The Prescription Drug Store Loe»I Clinic Monday, Aug.7 to Saturday, Aug. 12 CLINIC I.XPERT . An expert lady technician will be here to assist me in analyzin';' patients.(hiring the above week. WHAT IT WILL DO- The Radio-F.lectrftnic will diag­ nose your condition ACCL-RA I1.1A . W1 L\ 1 “vimr trou□1c is. WHERE ii is and lhe It .of intensity. l he RaJib Auto-F.lfc.bomc is a PQS11 1\ F. diagnosis {01 I ubercu losir. Bright s QiseaSe. Diabetes, Cane- r. I tnnbr. Gall Blad­ der*! roubles. High Blood Pr< -'iit-. Internal hdlannnation and various other ailments. APPOINT MLN I S. Il you.are sick and do not know the source of your ti irt’ole. it you • iiitcre ted in knowing the condition oi.your body, come tn my office on any of the above dates and hav<* your C;:s“ analyzed by an EXPERT •TECHNICIAN during our CLINIC WEEK. starting Mon­ day. August 7. It is importan’ -hat you arrange your ap­ pointments early, either by phone or letter, as only a linr ited number of cases can be diagno .rd daily* iivhm,. \\ . (j. DA\ IS • Licensed Glrimftriiclo.r ■ SEWING-MACHINES . REFAinr.!* mi! in mi n tie! Y««or StipjrJfi-. ,n i h> Singer Sewing. h-.-.M, .1^ Co. Al Rul.l, •.•». « I ■ , Hasting'. A|;<|i. I ». n. . J I ' I.AHY ATTENDANT- t'FKi\E' : Off PANCDASr Ei-t’G. lb ..h r. .■ ItASTINGS MH'R. a book that plans your meals for a year Th new book - the first of its kind evof written— completely and permanently solves the never end­ ing problem, “What shall we have to cat?'' Il is not a recipe book, but a MEAL PLANNING Look. It gives wcll-bilanced nwnua.for breakfast, luncheon, dinner—1-lU to avoid monotonous repetition—explains new nnd appetizing methods of urin" left-overs—points out ways to save money in buying food—plafis your meals for a whole year. Nothing like this book has bean published before. After you’ve used it for a week you'll wonder how you ever Rot along without it. And it’s free. U costs you nothing. . There's a complimentary copy of “The Key to Meal Planning" for every_,woinan who calls at our store this week. Be sure to come in and ask for it. Wf® Br THETIME F TOWAMT AD Plic»»e BACK ON THE AIR! JANE FROMAN AND HOWARD MARSH Here’s good news for every ra­ dio (an. Those two famous lingers, Jane Fromsn and How­ ard Marsh are back on the air in a scintillating, coast-to-coast radio program sponsored by Frigidaire. And, to make the good news even better, Jacques Renard and his famous orches­ tra will accompany them and also be hekrd in special popu­ lar numbers. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �| Wednesday, August 2, 1933 PART TWO—Page Seven THE HASTINGS BANNER ■ live action, it will be done by Mime : dictator, wjnii Hie mounting cort »d maintaining criminal* and dctcc- GERMANY TAKES FORWARD STEP dairy days planned TAMARAC CORNERS. ! Mr* Rorke nt Tacoma. Washington. We arc sorry to mention thaVijff an4 Mrn Jc“'e Clarence O’Connor'I* In Luke Ode*-pr"u OruVl% •a hospital Imd bus undergone an^Callm and visitor* *t George By Home Economic* ' Specialist* opefiition. He is recovering a* well J Scars’ Sunday w«-rv. Mr. and Mrs. at can be exacted. j Will Gvrlingcr und Ro-a? Long .of Michigan State College j Visitors at Bom. Cotton * Sunday Woodland were. Mr. and-Mr* Will Hopkin* .Mr HndMrs.CaiFurlongn-eentIN MICHIGAN TOWNS , uud his mother of Huntings. CIIRun| ly vHited Mr Furlong , brothers, ADOLPH HITLER ISSUES A record attendance of over 200 wite’of Grand Rapid*.; Hone and Wi)l..m-ar Clarksville. J+C. Nisbet, Associate Editor Women was pw-i-nt at the eighth i Hopkins and EDICT ORDER STERILI Au _ • . ulfnual farm Women - Week short . Hoards Dairyman, Tells zation of Unfit com ir. Michigan Slate College, July Homemakers’ Corner cad death of Mr* l.'-n.i Brodbeck. Siu suffered a stroke Sunday night and piiVM-d away later in the night We nil give our deepest •yrnpath*, to the much caddened family. Mr and Mr*. Geo. Enz and Karl and Paulin*-spent Sunday with Mrs. Enz* sister. Ruth Peterson und family at Sidney,. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Curtl* at Grand Rapid* and Mr. and .Mrs. La vi Curtis ot Charlotte called on Myric tcirs;-, Sunday .Mr*. Bedell of ClarkSttile.also called there.’ Berlin is using inatnimenla that greatly magnify samples of meal tn inspecting market aupplie* 'There'* a nice Idea for tha thrifty rratura* teur lo play with. . ■ Hotel----- -------ai d. ------retauranu tn Italy For the flint time in lhe history ot that “ ■ ure ' ~ p»*ind gm! ~ "y ot increasing the Hawaiian Island*, * Japanrar. tin* <;*:«■■. hx-u by- tne .... authorities, Tom Ouje. ha* been elected to th* arc fined and formally Home ol RepracntaUvea. . 1 Value of Herd Histories THIS COUNTRY COULD . East Laming —Michigan dairy­ .fund cl sn.’> ler idiort course »lnair holding n of’mectFROFIT BY EXAMPLE men im*.. m the state, starting at Luirer. Cost oT Maintaining Homes Ktuis from the* FuriH-Wbhien’s k short course mtetlng*. ' and Care for Moronics Will ni*. accordiflR to the- dAiry deportlat-ut at Michigan State College i , — *- •■••••• Be Greatly Decreased Thr three other town* in which cho-en ciuliman of llu-. tatead-.lvTlie Bunner is far fiom advocutliut Hitlerism or such a government Auk. b. Ikrrien Sprlti roup- Friday afteincoti Thr com-' iu* tliat ol MuMollni in Italy, or Stu- and Ixike City. A"»‘- I'J lut'ec is comprised ot repretentahn ni Rus*!*; but it must ,be ebhIves from carh district in the feued L!u>t a dictator.-dup can do ....... . u«rw w -v caii.i-. uuemwY urxruvo >»»»«■ ^--- ta'e enroll'd in hottie ecuiomics which u democracy find* it difficult l<c:ed thr B* rriin Spring* dan for! rxteuMon work nnd jriv.-s as an od­ or impossible tb do their summer nr.i-t-Ung. and the Hol- >i-v.-v gruup to awl*: M>» Edna V. .--------- • —■ . . . ... n av Eaton Smith, state leader ut home demon■ • and Up<er t’.raiiun agents. Mib-n<>rmal people in Barry county Rapid:. The I-, who are married,"Ulu> ure adding to meeting* ara'r.o1 uitknilur breed of mehu of thb-war’s Farm Women'* Week and formulated tentative chiidulu, t-lanr- to.* Uv? ninth annual nieetmif to attend any meeting -l> and inevitably an exWe h.v.» .i, - terilu.ition law stat, . but it requite* thi­ ol Hie )m I.-OH or the consent from. Um- vri.i- < f detailed rrcord* cinss ijumicuun m rwimw. ol relative* before it can be applied. kept by Uh Hoard Farm M< intar.*.‘ ui.d nutrition, horm- Junih.hing. ’ dairv। poultry.-lambcape and vegetable jo R fails' to work: thu* many ot, l.lll of i ol Um gardening, and dramatic.1. these Uiniilie* of unfit ini mbers of Tlw program of mpsic and drainajcvx'ty go' on increasing,Ow- social mcet.mg-, burdens, and.nothing can be done tuj First eta hi rd'. of cat !c will be . tic rending--uu« given lit the annual notice that Adolph Hiller, meeting ol Germany, lias deemed that instance*.1 which 250 were present. rtii nt. ran tiirnub information , mentally and phjMcallv unfit jx’o- Jurat ple tn that country. This will not relieve tin* pre.M-iit .feiwutiun from aupportjrf thousami* und thousand.) ot German folk/, who are merdully or phy-.lrally unlit to carry on tluir •.w-nr of a'happy crowd la-t p.i- : part of tju- work of .society; but it when IW from the Episcopal Daily Vacation Bible school had' ■will mean the comini ind Mrs tlmr picnic •thnrv. Rev and Mr*. j turn, of Germans win l. Gerliner.r nnd Mr. nnd Mr*. Her­ MrNultv direct ini? neiusted’My Ray-I man Winkler Tbur-daj?. .. ! monti Bach<-))*-r Mr S. C. Schiller and daughter. Germans liom supiKirting institu The Ha-tlnu;- Parish will picnic at: Ht-lcnu. were m Grand Rapid*, "-----Burry Auda*t 10.‘ with plonlc l und from maintaining officcn oral days last week visiting tlty at noon. . E Stanley Jotu-s of India wa-. I ipl>r»-r.lHt«l by u Urge midi-j on rcprudueltw tie-lr kind. The w- Winkler and baby We .-.r___ tlte Eafon Rapid Camp' Wednesday . Igrtainds He 'ald'tliut. for 25 yeane in thn next generation. Like action ..... ------------ .. . . Boift’r and bu, Cristian faith has b*-i-:f ;t.vaulted • •«ii, Arian, of Grand Rapid* visited bv the non-ChrLstlan world, but to-■ Mr and Mrs Herman Winkler Sun- ;d.iy in* faith hi* stronger than ever. jHe -uys that ‘be -'Only refuge v> ih . not do n through democrat icjytida- I day . ■ ■ .... <> :il:tv and triith" •nil- week Kent Co. V. M. C A.i ■ i- inij ............. ii !■■■■ — camp open* at B-irlow Uke Harry; Y. M. C. A. ITEMS PITTSBURG PRODUCTS Interior Wallhide Outside Paints Floor Enamels White Lead and Oil Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. PHONE Ml 5 FRANK SAGE MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO THEY’LL NEVER FORGET A VACATION IN MICHIGAN EOPI.E living in other atalor who Hpcnd n Kiuniifcj* in Michigan conic back again and again. For thia land uflakcH and aunahine,modern highways and progrrkMive cilica, offer** auniincr pleasures in greater variety ihununy othi-rHcction., P Thoui«and<< of v mi tor* spend n great deal of money in our atatc each summer, creating emptoymcnl for many, people and-adding to thr prosperity of all Michigan. We can increase that' busineM greatly if each of us will urge others to visit Michi­ gan. We can contribute even further by spending our own vacation* hero. And wherever you go, dispel worry by telephon­ ing home and office frequently. Cull friends to tell them when you will arrive. .Telephone ahcud for hotel reservations. Long Distance rates ' ure low. raw can be a Christian unless OhrlMlanizins ” -E stanely ' A wonderful treat in More for 140 , Burry county boys at Kelloni'a camp 'w|hw purentf cannot send them to; n par camp. First section Auk 21-; ilfl. and Am? 28 to l**pt. 2. Lloyd •Shafer directing, which meaiw n: ’helpful vacation. ----------- —------- -------i Ocorv^.Xfarelion-c If- again In' , Bronson hi>*>pitn! nt Kulan>a*oo We । । understand hr Ims to undergo nn-j Oliver operation i Frank Bagley mr-> with a piiinftil j ! accident Friday. Wlvile climbing । i from a haynw* the ladder slipped> tn catch hi-i hand l^lw. t-n n brace t land n pot-1 t«-sirina the small finger J Ir-o four stitches wc/V HHjulri'd to; IciOM4 the 'wound. !>r Farrell of ’ Deltnn Is cm mu for it. I l.vli- McKttibln and family of Ot- •-.•o culled at Geo. McKibbin's Sun- * : day intiniiim on their way to Gun I jhiko to spend th# day with Mrs. M.c- i [Klbbln's brother. Janu s Null. Gco.i : MrKibbin accompanied them to I Yankee Sprinns to visit hLs son. Bvron nori* McKIbbln L< spending some Ititnc Ijy Indiana with Mrs Saunders land family. The Saunders family| I moved n-i-cntly to Indiana from] । Yankee Spring* A i Mr anil Mrs Frank SlimpMn andi I two daughters of Kalamazoo were' 1 cullers nt Richard Hitches' Sunday ' liiftertKxm Mr HtiRhcK returned, | with them to Katmnnzoo for a few' dues* visit. -i 1 Caller* al the Dan Baiilcy home [ Sunday were. Mr. and Mrs. Robert i 'Ford nnd Gene of Bine lake. Mr. and' Mrs Ray McGhx-klln, Miss Pllbeam.l | Mr. and Mrs Dorr Backus and] I daughters Margery and Donna, of’ j Gaie' Jtnrs. und Mr ail'd Mrs T H. I I Ketchuni of Martin Mrs Dorr ’ j Backus remained with her brother. I J Marcus'Biigley, nnd wife to assist ,in the care of her father. Dan Bog- | j ley. whp L*i much worse. I Mr. .ind Mrs Oliver Pickard of RaiAmazoo called on Mrs Goraj Chapman at the Shcphi-nt home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. D Shepherd and I friends Enjoyed a Vip VIp to Gull lake Sunday and heard n fine talk by Dr. D> ttnn after attending the *ervIce at Prairieville. Callers in then-1 home were. Mr and Mrs FerrLs ■ Brown nnd daughter, Isabel, of i Orangeville. MORGAN. , Mr nnd Mrs. Van Siclcir and grandchildren. Elwood and Maureen,' of Landing spent the week end with i Mr. nnd Mrs Clair Van Sickle of' I Morgan Ail returned home except; , Maureen who reinalhed for a longer ■ visit• Rev. Allen Delong and family and Austin Delong of Grand Ledge viaited relative* in Morgan Sunday. । Mr and Mr*. Earl Mudge and son. Leon, of Hastings are visiting rel*- • live* in Morgan. Mr*. Clair1 Van Sickle, Mr*. Mar-1 guerite Mills and Clio Culp went with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Culp of Nashville to the Young People's con­ vention held at Indian lake Baturday- _________ __________ It wa* thought back in 1800 that Edison's carbon filament lamp never could be improved. SOON YOU’LL PAY MORE For week*, commodity market* have been rising, many of them sharply. This means higher retail price*. But—Kroger Stores are increasing prices only when replacement at higher cost makes it absolutely necessary. Thia mean* you’ll find scores ot real bargain-, at Kroger’s right now. Veal Shoulder Roast or Chops 9c lb- Veal Stew 4 Lbs. 23c Beef 10c Fresh Ground Bologna Frankfurts 2 25c Smoked Ham FWfJb. 10c Beef Ribs fbX” Lt 6c Pickle PorkSWE2LbS 19c Beef Pot Roast PURE CANE SUGAR 25-lb. cloth bag $1.25 L4II Bff rVHLrF% COUNTRY CLUB EVAPORATED May Garden 29c TEA ~r Your favorite Corn Meal LAYING MASH or GROWING MASH Fresh Bread KING’S FLAKE tall can* .5 u Salad Dressing Rolled Oats 25c 6 lb*. 25c «*» 3 t 49s 10c 35e 6 American WrlKt l*undr, iMp Latonia Club lb. loaf TUNA FISH U»>.. ,0 can. Mui Cider Vinegar bottla 10c Ginger Ala - No bollla charge—Ca*a 19c pkg. BEECH-NUT PEANUT BUTTER »■ r.,^. s~ PILLSBURY 75c Country Club Flour, 24’ -lb. sack 89c Vjt giant bar KROGER MILLED - Priced tow BRAN FLAKES 24X>-|b. tack OOr Toilet Soap Country Club FLOUR 17e Bulk Corn Flakes $1.89 J Carnation, Pct or Dundee, 3 tal^cans 19c JEWEL 100-lb. sack 9c lb. ' 10' 15' “LT 89< FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES EATMORE OLEO 2 - 15‘ ICEBERG HEAD.“TIUCE New Potatoes Bananas quality Choice yellow fruit head 10c 5 ib.. 19c 2 15c WATERMELONS-39< Red, ripe — 2&-lb. average �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2. 1933 PAGE KIGHT _ BUY YOUR COAL NOW There was a sharp ADVANCE in the PRICE OF COAL July 1st! Delay in the pur­ chase of coal dur­ ing times like these, when prices all along the line are advancing, is preUy liable to cost mon­ ey. Coal users are familiar with the high quality of coal we handle. Deliv­ eries will be made to suit your Con­ venience. Smith Brothers Velte & Company . Dealers In WOOL, GRAIN. SEEDS. FLO I'll, ■ . FEEDS. COAL. SALT. LIME AND 1.3 < '. TELEPHONE 2257 ' HASTINGS, MICH.- ?ire*tone At Ionia Free Fair Why Spend Good Money On Your Car for Inexperienced Mechanics When It Costs No More to Have It Done By High Grade Mechanics and High . Grade Equipment. Our Prices Have Been Greatly Reduced and We Will Guarantee You Satisfac­ tion. It Will Pay You to See Us About Your Repairs and Service. , alMj );. {,5 lo Leo Young id Ha II rday evening d;‘>- Hearty congnitulgti '•'at-hville. ’ Mrs. U-ittc Haimm.nd !Jt Mr-. (i:.nn Dinsmore and rtaugh-’kng. ‘pent Sunday with Mr »nd -t -i-nt Thursday In Lansing and Mrs. CliM. H.imn>*nd niwlyan.il-. ... |M - Glenn-Densmore returned with Great ” Britain incn-.iae-d "" *>n . । Mi .1 Fi rn Oaks.o! Hastings sprnt !i;;S'mdav afternoon at Mn. Otto Townwnd’k • ler Chui. Furled and family spent Withstand Road Shocks 58UOHGER Mm Margaret Densmore u spendItig this wk uath Mr.. Carl EugI.md nml daughter at’ tneir cottage at Duck lake. Every Fiber—Every Card — Every Ply In Every Fir««ton« Tira Is BLOWOUT PROTECTED Null, Sr., ot Otsego spent ’ lay? with his son. James., •Sr' ftnd Mrs Arthur Crawford of: angcviUe spent Thursday evening rii Will Crawford. UtM Dorothy Crawford and friend Tlt-eeton* HIGH yt£O 1YF£ 4.75.11 $8.40 .'.21-10 * 10.00 10.95 540-19 11.50 11-45 6.tMI-ia 11.70 (i.6o-lt;Ilii 15-10 f..«).|9»D 15.60 640-1:: HD 17-40 »/.?- 1< tip 17.90 ?.<KM9t!D 10.80 T.W-ir. HD 29-90 1 bakblks corners. glass COURT HOUSE NEWS \. Mr. and Mrs Herman Hauer and Clayton Newland, ------ ... Idaughter. Maybelie. went to Grabs’1»*~_Earl Otis. Gene ‘ " —----l^ryl Gordon'Havens PROBATE COl KT. jibe iaiters father, brother and sts- Hflrnum-Bailey circus Anntml *c- ■ltr I R«Pld-< ,a*t week. Ht-nry and Lewis and Maybelle.' visitors at the Forrest Haven* count of guar .. . , Nottrn of near Jackson returned to home last week were. Mrs John -1. r..,h ,h<>lr b°d‘e' Monday Foreman; Elaine and Maurice, of Here is the most sensational -tHTiorpjo-. Fl|,x Matthew* pf Detroit called; Kalamaroo and Karl Keefer and spectacle of the decade. Thousands . 1 on Chirk jgprber one day last week rJamily of Potterville. John^JMnRp of West Carlton’ The usual large crowd attended hove marveled al the sight of see­ railed on Mr. and Mrs. John Lewti the Otis school reunion last Saturing a group of Neptune's most beau­ - i.- day lust week day After a bountiful dinner the tiful acquatic queens disappear into Rome Bull wnt -io Grand Rapid-.' fallowing program was given, con­ ' a. f>-w days ago tq visit friends and ducted by Mrs. Bruce Kiddell, of a Jeweled |x»>l of water and later . urned Sunday. Grand Rapid*: Singing, led by the emerge as mermaid- to present a Mr ' aud Mrs. John Brown .and Good Will orchestra. Vocal duct, series of. picturesque diving feau. of Grand Rapids culled on Viremia Haveiu and Hntle Wlutte. It will be one of the major attrac-' ... .... . .. -more. A clarinet, and hornet duet tion* at the Ionia Free Fair. August of •Mr and Mrs Felix-Matthews of by — Louis and — .... Gordon MW.MV.. Havens ..W.v.wl Tillthe -----afternoon. Chas. Adtrrr IF-t.-r^t called on Mr. and Mrs. L. X sjiuakcr ----- '— for •*-I'-t'rr.-.1 Matthews and Etta Bump Saturday. Hutchinson of the Theological semi। । Mr. rind Mrs. Hermufi Hauer and 'd.tu thtrr, Mabel, spent Sunday at tar selections, after which he gate a • ,, Al-Gon-Quin lake with Mrs Hauer's very interesting talk on Farm Prob- ~ J' l.-wter, Mrs Floyd Cliirh. Jems. Thr following off leer a were HIGHBANK. I Mr nnd Mrs. Howard Burchett planning an lee cream aodal for elected Plynn MatUiews. sun Jlinmle. and-----— for thr coming year: Prr.. 'nwNeiih and'"South Kiang: ucai licnl >‘“”l;‘i! inmuy family m of Assyria called ui on-Mr. i,.,.,n., Lillian Mattheua of Grand Rapids1 Mrs. L-ulu Walers; Vlce-Pres., Win uw-<••*>»* u nnn simhi r.vang-, *-w,. Thuraday evening. August 17. at Mr. ■j-’i-i-ii, "'ere sKsifuis at Etta BuftRrtPThur#-' Otis; Secy, and Treaa , Mr:. Eva and the Wilcox churches air huv- and Mr.- Clan- Mondial! Sunday. I and Mrs George Hoffinan'a A pro­ j” Havens. ing •*'-• their Sunday school at.* Earl Mar-hall of Marshall called gram is also being prepared. ’ — ' - ' picnic ' Mr and Mrs. Frederic Swart.-. and :• and Mrs Richard Blough of Ray Erway and wife made a bus!- Morgan Park, at Tliornappli- lake,, .-m hi.- i-arcnu, Mr. and Mrs. Curl riding1-------- - -• u -‘J—Friday. raa-uts.v. Hess trip to De“troit Friday. August j4<ii. : Marshall nwtiuljr. ' I family of Battle .Crock spent Bun­ Juhir ti- Hollman. Jr. of Coldwn- day with Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Daly Bunday Their Geo Havens and children <>': South- family, itl 1’umhij- with his parents. Will Smith at Middleville. west Rutland were Sunday vtslt’ir* i» ar M I Mrs George Hoffman Mr nnd Mr* Laurel-Marshal! nnd at Forrest Havens'. glad Li Fred Miller and - daughter, The 36<h annual reunion pt the ■m: Jits n-certt ayctdehi. »t A«ynu spent Thursday at two daughters spent » day recently with Mrs Doru Marshall near OliKate Erwuy. also Maximand Joan, Sunday 1 cveiung guests aMr. and Ma'u../*-. family will be held at Fo!• ■■ - i'lnding. Middle lake. Sunday. ------<-------, near Gun railed-----------ut Henry Shively's i> Fi tu-.k HawbliU'i were. Mr. anib Mr nnd Mrs Charles Jones of A -u t ti’.h. or al the home ot Mrs.;lake. Sunday. attl. Cr.ek spent Sunday at Mt. • Modesty Is good bait for women Ena Bum;.- it'the weather is incleJohn Havens and Elding VeVault nd Mrs. Curt MarxhaH's. It i- hoped that the depres- 0,1 • return trip from Indiana vis­ Eif. Jones who angle for praise ion will not kn-p any member from > tud at Forrest Huven-- Sunday, i? it: : po.-etr to wlines-, the unique' Mr. and Mrs Roy Flrway .-; <-nl C- iitmy. of Progrv.-A program Uwt week with Louie Erway nt KaiMf- cl-.'- ti-r Stowell Is pit-wring .uiuaxoo. 1 r tl-.e <M.-ca*ion. Don't forget the' MLxs E-lhcr Erway. after taking a i -1 • including Ice cr<-am buMtx-ss course in Grand Rapids, which I-pr<antM-d by th<-committee, began work Monday at lhe So- dMr ut-.d Mr-. Nay Bump and fam- J'^r hardware in Hastings. ily of Hastings q»:n'* Skturc :—nwilier, Mr Etta Mr. <>nd Sum Ki-llar and ! family of near Orangeville ,-ju-nt SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. -ThurMlay wish Mr. and Mr.- Edd ... .. ix relatives and friends ■ < hum- ir .qien-d at the FL'hcr csMlace at, anrt J*1'-' F’-“.vd Palmn end il ;Siiddirbug lake Thursday to remind f:nnily spent Sunday with Mr. and .aPrtl-,M. - Man- Ft-hcr of her sclent-.Bdd- Rlc'' Mr.-. Mary Ru.1 ■ M-.enth birthday. A1x>untl!u) dm- turned home with them lor hi ,!<:> d ; r:> r -s.>- M-rved and oir-leaving t!i<-y tended visit while little Ruth Order' v.-ln,| Mr* Fisher many more hap-J mained for a visit with M:.- Vi in erf-'pv birthdays Mr and Mrs Amo- Clenur. till L-Eleanor Oaks cf Grand Rapids E’ftrl ,,f Kal-mo and Mr ..nd :• il-ituu Mr- Orn To»n>-r,4 Howard Curtis. Harold Curt.. i. .11 lin and U.-oti Smith of Battle M“» IVK^r- of Lansing. »per ,the trend tsr.h th- day with Mr and Mn Ray c i til.-Mf’ RaT Clemens. Mrs order ‘Emmanuel Br>xibr.'g p.v.-«-d Hunt and dsughter, Vcfinu. ’ : i f as..- .n suddenly Monday r; rn- Hastings on busm.v. M-n>>U> .. i... (IU M: Sam Couch hoe bin • M. .nd Mrs Frank Macy ol Ohio :n* M-vcral d»\- at ll.utii.gr gtt-'U at Otto Town- •lll*d •»»»**' , • . sends ThUmday .moflter. Mi Williams, wiro Smith spent last .•'•»»» with Mias Polyanna Eng-: Hu- people id inr cottage at Saddlebag 'er>' much Minn r-,-v,-r-------- .-zgrzr—j?!-*. >hn Wiiutt ic John Crav >rd home ' M*e and Mr« Roy Sharpe aud. ■ ‘ijhn-t of Cumstock spent Sun­ .. P V at the Null home Mrs Hf lrn RuawU of Grand Rap-" tailed on' friend* Sunday P. M *M:-» Dorothy Crawford and friend Sunday -with Mr. and Mrs MORE HLOWot I I’RGTI-X Fto.N. We Give a Liberal Allowance for Your Worn Tires To Apply on New Firestone High Spge d Tires tie Dale Null has been on the Ifc". for.-«sverai days. • anil Mrs. Ray Crawford spent »rek end in 6tu-go v -.v Harper and nephew and Mr i-feller.of Assyria called 0:1 thday. death of Mrs. Lydia Williams, rnmnninlty expressc* sincenji NORTHEAST CARLTON. ' v-r. . . Mr and Mt s. Henry Norton enter•■i-'.tins rcla- latned his brother and wife and ' 7! ■ i ’hvit M>n nnd two children of Grand tended Farr.;-• Rapids Sumiu* ld*y J Ly> Lydy and Mbs Anlsworth of — |1 st.-.r-K spent Satnrdav night ard Scott Lydy Mr and'Mrs. Dale :k of Battle creek and Mr. und daughter. Mrs Lower, and Eileen and Kathleen Daniels re.:n.-d home Saturday after spend­ . week.- at the Kellogg UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO On the Corner of Church and Court Streets Telephone 2121 Let’s all Face FRONT and step fearlessly forward to assume the responsibilities that await us... Wrf look back at the past, only as a traveller (vho turns at the summit and views the roadway where­ by he attained the heights, and from its experiences we chart our course into the future. Those who care to look back over the past perform­ ances of this bank can only be inspired with confi­ dence in its ability to discharge every duty required of a good bank during the years to come. For Nearly Half Century this Bank Has Kept Faitli with Every Patron «'■ dr and Mr* H s Flrsler Mt ■ Mr* G A Joslin and R H. Ab t »-<rt Sunday with Mr ar4 ANDRUS SERVICE JEFFERSON & COURT Sttaai* ■J111" ‘ PHONE 2240 • e SiiBda* School jr.c« n Para Th-wra p;-l»i laying for Mv^al week*' visit Agftst 4. Bring dishes taint!-.. —”• ■■ — -■ viccx were , Sunday guests at Pam Stuu's —-------------------------Mrs Donna Slocum is in Hastings ---------- ------------------- caring for her grandmother, Mr*. A ! Smith. ■ who is aery HL Mr and Mrs Geo. Firsier and L. :ty - heartburn c cciburn of vermomtme spent often lead to Tuesday evening at Herbert Pint- HASTINGS MICHIGAN B. A L: Barter arujslr’- ,‘ruUtm.: and fln-Fuiljuar and-sen icf Flair.* ell were Saturday tujiii jjueiu at Herbert Ftrjtcr s. , TteliAfTINGf CITY BANK The Bank with the Chime Clock Telephone 2103 Hastings, Michigan �c THE HASTINGS BANNER. ft-EDNESDAT. AUGUST 2. 1»33 SOUTH SHULTZ. I CEDAR CREEK. Not w large a crowd as usual at' The Survivors’ picnic seemed to be the SliulU hclwuj rtunkm. between enjoyed by all. Rev. J. A. Davla of MVfrnty and eighty being present. Lansing who wa* stationed at thi* Some were there Irom Kalamazoo,;place nearly 40 year* ago, was here ....... Battle Creek. Bellevue. Detroit and und gave us a fine talk. ItafeU Ali.r ua LauiiUtul dmiar | Ur .r,J M» Lravitt k.,.» visited ... MlddtoHU. muu.v.>4« Sunday QLu.u.y “»„“««• .keu-a <« to.nd.ln another year, and all enjojed me । U,.. rnih^-t nt Ritnfl.-m «f Sunfldd vi.iiwi .MM piogrmn. eipecUJIy tire singing ohd 'J* • OUbm| ® we hope to meet again next jrear at Gunl and laU Die tmme date Mr .nd M, And,.. Mr,.,. Ha»:ings <nurialiwl for dinner Kltanniwa ut Clear lake Sunday at ua-ir cottage here Mr.*1Ucid“> lu« “ two w<-ek.. vaCaDon. and Mt lx*vt Till, of Coldwater.: Mr. and Mr.- Muri Lammers ot Mr mid Mrs. Adclbert Craven und j B urynm - ------ acre ----- immb .*— over Sunday. ----------Mr. und Mra {». K. Kenyim. *I •— ... -have Henry Wvrtman and- wife their ------------grandchllIni Bhultx und tumily-of Ha-dimti i>< n entertaining ---------------- -----an? .• la nding a week at the Lan- drrn, Myron Campbell of Freeport baugh lol'iif..and Falwina Jerald of Northville, Il mald K ujon of Bellevue. L. I,,f ■* couploAif weeks. zpendiiig sonie tiine with Ins grand* j Mr and Mrs Arcelius Campbell pannt-. Mr ami Mrs. G K K<nj<x>;>an? < nu-rtaining the latter s sister and Lev und Richard Mincey of; and family from- Battle Crwk lor Muskegon. >ix-nt Tlmraday night j «»•'*'days, wltli tiiem. .1 Myron Mason and wur atumdea Mr. and Mrs John Hine ••tiler*'the,birthday gntherlng ut Mr. Ma* tamed company fn>m txtioii over s.,n's of Delton Sunday. Hie w. tk end. j Mr. and Mrs Thstrlm of KalumwL.in.i Soimwii!.' vA;Uil hir uml«.vu-ited Mr. John Lammers on Alvil Kenyon family Bellevue, ..... amt.......... . ol‘ **■ ’ ..... . WediMtsday. from W- dn'-'day until SliWr<taytz'* Mr and Mr*. Vaughn Fuller of ' some Hui! H.uting . vl itrd Henry Lelnaar and SliuTlx had < luhiHy Sunday. . band Thunb; md family »I Calcplaying Tiding tlw• newlywed.1, veiling hm nd lutnily ol Guyla I'i .tht and family and Rus- DOWMNO. Tire EAdies' Aid'Society Ice cream sale netted them »97S Rriday e\efling und proved to be very enjoy__it ------» --------------a very warm able a* was -----evening and livid — "" “war — *■' ’■* on the lawn al the church. Thanks to all who helped. Mrs. Bessie Morrow underwent a v|..«,nni Battle Creek. Thtfrsday morning and i»renorted l> reported at at woentin present in aa lavcrable lavcratdc condition Charier, prnube. too. is getting' uloijg nicely olt«l nls accident Which occurred Friday'in which the team ran utjay while drawing hitf. throwing him out mid bif.iinug thy collar bone aU<>, tnjunnft thr .u;ktc jouit and otherwi* aiuiking imn' up. badly. • ' George Huynes of JfrndFfiEhott -is OUT raw barter O', prearnt haring takrn Uic plan- of Wrdt > W»'bb wiltt moved .near HaaUm>. The pupils of Mi.-. C.ladys Cham* ton Friday uftcrn>«m, which ww participated hi by the did, rent oner in the county alio air under hrr in•trucUou A swim at < also indulgi d ui atxt a followed widen Mr. ami-Mt Important Note: The price shown on all items in this advertisement includes the Michigan 3% Sales Tax. Willhzxcatr Round, Swiss wVClaV or Sirloin lb BOILING BEEF^b...... PORK ROAST Center Cut. Shoulder ' Beef Roast u.. 5|c 7c Lb. Any and all cuts of chuck Some for less, lb. JBk BACON SUGAR CURED SMOKED PICNICS lb. ESTABLISHED IB59 12c 8c I*. Pure Lard 3 ** 25c WHERE ECONOMY RULES Wall* r OniL-.b it (• ndSuml.i <11 linikii y and bride Saturday Ina at thr home of the bride's ‘ ‘ ■■ Sage. Mann hem it- bchttlllul set of silnml Mrs Sago. A&P GROCERY DEPARTMENTS — ip conn among ••d Uie (.'bamberliiin>A.-<hby at Ci<*A.tl lake Smiduy, k. and family left for Mr. ami M:. Ben l> inenty of ■'Grand Traver.-e Hay Monday mornH«j»- Cuit.-r tolled .<t VIetl 1> m- i im: wliere th«y*.qwnt a few dayj r.av's Bunday. •picking chcrrw’-. Mr nnd .Mrs. John Chamberlain (!‘»y N*«d» ami family of Carit n attended the -.trc-i.-.- in Kalamazoo j Center caltat at Jus uncles. Art Tiicrtlay ' | Richardwi’:*, Wednesday evening Mr- Muriin Vcnderlip ot Freeixirt MKT Kathryn Horton nf Drltmi b. । «’ the Chara y chhirc home near amending a It ’ Chambeilain Dimti 1 MlDDI.EVILl.l.. bitix him a otnca rr A Business Proposition . LET US FIGURE WITH YOU ON YOUR LIME NEEDS. Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company FLOUR ■> FEED COAL a- CEMENT UME BRICK TILE ->- FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS, MICH. - TELEPHONE 2118 Pickling Time Is Spice Time Wc Arc Able To Fill All Your Spice Wants Mustard (powdered) Alum (powdered) Celery Seed Fennel Seed Tumeric Powder Whole Anise Seed Capsicum (powdered) Whole Coriander Seed Black Mustard Seed Curry (powdered) Whole Black Pepper Carajvay Seed White Mustard Seed Whole Mixed Spices Whole Allspice ' Hemp Seed Whole Cloves Dill Seed Powdered Cloves Rape Seed Whole Cinnamon Whole Mace Powdered Cinnamon Anise Seed Capsicum Pods Powdered Anise Allspice (powdered) Black Pepper (ground) Black Pepper (ground) Ginger (powdered) .. Whole Nutmeg , Cinnamon Sigon (pwd) Nutmeg (powdered) Red Pepper Alum (lump) Have You Tried Our Vanilla? 16 oa.... 50c 8 ozs... . 25c Absolute Satisfaction Guaranteed to You. , This Vanilla Will Not Cook Out or Freeze Out! B. A. Ly BARKER "'Where immediate courtesy and attention are shown lo air Phone 2115 Hastings, Michigan We Deliver Full Cream, or Brick Wisconsin SUNBRITE CLEANSER DILL PICKLES Flying Dutchman CERTO For Perfect Jams and Jellies FLOUR LIME Everyone, knows that SOME lime is necdssary to plant growth, liut the farmer who supplies SUF­ FICIENT time of th<- proft«?r value has recognized a business proposition which pays big dividends. The cent of the best lime, and the labor to apply it, is small compared with the value of the in* creased yield which results from intelligent liming. The failure to lime will result in a loss of crop value many times the coat of lime application. CHEESE 3 pkgs. 13c qt. jar 10c bottle 25c bag 241-lb. bag 89c 4 pkgs. 22c 2 for 15c LILY WHITE FLOUR — ‘ SPARKLE Famous Gelatin Dessert KETCHUP Quaker Maid 8-oz. bottle play in Und the httI program t< congratulate <1 tr.-n ... highly ot the lir. time. Max Lynd and ^u:i Ec [i t<» Hie Thompson's, near •y and ajient a few days lust Tins village sure was packed with people • Saturday, evening. You could hardly get up or down street. W. 11 Wood, who lived lor joint years near Khilo. on M-3T. has been calling on old frtendt. for the p.-ut few days. He livc.% down in the eastern part of the state now. ■ Throhlnii fe very' lii-appolntlng to many ax wlauit is not tuniitur out . most c«se.* . ASSYRIA. | Mrs Dora Brandt entertained on Saturday at a six o'clock dinner in • honor of the tenth, birthday of their laughter. Maxine. There were eight ;iri clas'mates present und the ‘vent »•« a complete »utprbc 1 Fnrol Stamm was vudted Sunday by several of his relative;-. Mr. hntl IMix. Fl rd Stuinn>. Mr- find Mrs 'Charles Purcell. Mr. and Mi.-' David !Conklin,writ- among the'nurnlur. Mra S'I-.ia ;-■<■ I:-,, -- of camp Custer has been .-jx-ndinz the put i week with hrs.daughters;Mrs. Evan­ ' gle Miller and Mrs Veda Seldmore. ' Mr aniLMrs. Ben Conklin and daqghter Lots nf Milan. Ohio, are viAltin# relatives in this locality. i Mrs Belle Miller Is convalescing from her recent lllncs;.Willis Gray Is a^ain.on duty nt the Earl Bristol farm,after a scigc with a boll in the outer ear. Our pastor. Rev. Harold Dixon. Mrs Olive Tobias and MW Norma Cis? were among thaw lo. leave Tuesday for the Century ol Brog.ress. ! Mr and Mh. Fred Mili-r enter­ ; tained Saturday evening in»hnnor j of their sister. Mr* Myrtle Moor, and Cousin. Ben Conklin, it bGtig .tlulr birthdays. Messrs and Mei1 dame* Charles Purcell. Joe Moore. .Ronald Warner were , present. Ice ' cream and cake were served. ' The annual Case family reunion [will be held on August ifi st the Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Case home at East LeRoyTlw Brlggi annual school reunion b scheduled for AiiguM 17 at the church basetnegr. Picnic dinner and program. Tlw Cooper.itli e Threshing com­ pany of the Ellis district are again ;at work at the oat threshing. 1 Remember the Eagle school re­ ’ union on Saturday the Sth. Tlw ice cream booth will be a 'feature, ’ T‘-ro San Francuoo teiepho.-.t tubtenberi of 157S still remain in the iateat U6U« of th# local Ulenhone book. NUTLEY OLEO WOLVERINE LIMA BEANS WHOLE GREENBEANS GRANDMOTHER’S BREAD Cigarettes 3 cans 25c 3 cans 25c IG-oz. loaf 6c $ Carton / . qts. doz. 69c lb. pkg. 271 qt. jar 25c 4 25 Toilet Tissue _ . , can 69c . 2 gal can $1.15 lb* 23c EDELWEISS MALT Light or Dark PENN-RAD MOTOR OIL Medium or Heavy BOKAR COFFEE / “Coffee Supreme’ COFFEE . Chesterfield, Old Gold MASON JARS 2-qt. doz. 89c pts. doz. 59c OUR OWN TEA Black ‘ RAJAH SALAD DRESSING SEMINOLE 3 25 Wolverine Plain or Sliced Camel, Lucky Strike 93c 24J i-lb. Gold Medal or Pillsbury ' ' - 1 26c Maxwell House or Del Monte N. B. C. SPECIALS! FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Lemons 25c GOOD SIZE 4 Carrots or Beets Bananas Fancy Yello. Oranges Juicy Sweet Celery Michigan Peas Extra Fancy New Potatoes 2 GREAT Bunche* 15c 3 10 Head Lettuce Fancy 10c 2 u>». 15c 2 Doz. 29c Bunches Lb*. Lb*. 19c 38c PREMIUM SODAS 29^ 2-lb. pkg. Z IU. 2(k .-OLD FASHIONED ASS'T. < pk,. 25c SLIM JIM PRETZELS MILK BONE BISCUITS Shredded Wheat FLAKE BUTTERS Ige. plcg. 25c 2 21* Champion CHEESE CUPS SPECIAL GINGER SNAPS Graham Crackers Atlantic & Pacific pk^ 15c 2 Igc. pkgs. 29c 2 Um. 29g �THU JUtltNQe KLT-1R. WUCD <Y. «CGV.T 1 1WS. LEGAL NOTICES | CITAiiCEZT WOTirt!. KLINGENSMITH. . Marlon Saunders of Indianapolis is spending two weeks with in* brother. Noble, of till* place Will Green spent lari week with hl* sister. Mrs. Claude Mayo, in Maple Grove. Mus Naro Mayo of Battle Creek. Archie Burd and Chester Oversnilth Bellingham. Warner and of Maple Grove and Manon rUundfamilies enjoyed ■ picnic •< n Fruit's point un Thun- Sunday Mr and Mrs Clarence Mavo and Bryant Ire 61 Battle M Mr and Mr- .John Creek spent the evening there Homer LaMu ot near Barlow lake f drv.e to Alpine. und took spent |mi it lit hut week with Gordon The Thoughtful Investor 'Appreciates as never before the high value of Building and Loan shares as a safe investment. Their record for Safety in lhe United States is almost 100 Not a single association has failed in Michgan during the past two years. The NATIONAL is Detroit’s oldest Building and Lonn Association and has never lost a dollar of >p they called on Mr. R.-v' .aid A JoLiitoh home. John Jones. in Grand .. —---------------------------any member's investment. • Is spending a few days with her ' Farr and aunt. Mr- Maude Johnson camping ..... ?JHarry 8<x:t and Wayne baby have yonr to Chicano to care, tor Mr. Scot> father, who has Uni. Wednesday illMias Headley of near Payne tab­ .1.. Chris Mrtlau'a barn and :i n-buddlngs were dcstmjtd by passed away Thursday after bringoperated on for appendicitis Much 135# Griswold St. Detroit. Michsympathy Is extended to het brothDetrMt'S OM».l Bniutns C.4 ®*I£ JiJntinnnl ffioan & ynueritiurnt {j[tmtpnn‘i| ■ommur.lty sympathize* The H I, a-' Hand Club meets Mn UtV- < Doster on 1 ■’ , -■ Moreh..4<e submitted to • ? operation on Wednesday pccted Finest Mr and Mrs Perry Van Tuy! SQtnt Sunday at the home, o! Mr, and Mrs V Kennedy in Nashville - ---------- • • •— NORTHWEST R«JTtAND Mr and Mrs. Sain Pratt. Mr and Mrs Ritchie Mullen. Myrtle and Doris Hull, were dinner amyU Bunday of Mr and Mr* John Jvnn-on el Prairieville In honor vl Mi.Pratt'* birthday. J. L. Maui, Hastings, Mich. and of Toledo. Olii l:» Mlw Mill M! AN ENTIRELY NEW SUPERFUEL AT THE PRICE OF REGULAR! nre leaving, »» ? foi Smyrna where they ixnd the next two week* Rev. Wry of near Eagle «;)f supply t-ufl«tiy. in R\-v. Loomis' ab- ri»m« mbrr thefcarlton LAS : thi’ »*’<k Tthirsdatrfor wip-i ith Mr and MrCsAHir Todd. I v -.Liniajoo Sunday. Herman Johnson, ‘•■ent Sunday with J ■It’h Henney. and family evening. and Mrs end, nnd. tr\i\«. tdin Petry have j Mr P< rn * moth- nf Grand Rmdds IrMi..'.' frwnda one HERE ARE SOME THINGS YOU OUGHT TO KNOW ABOUT IT... Tl■■■ Philip Thomas family from Grand Rapid* attended church here OF.PEP. r<?s NORTH HOPI. Mr and Mrs Clair Benkley and nf Pav. Indiana, spent the week «nd with hex parents. Mr and Mrs O r ir Wurm, and family Mrs. H- nkb*v and >on remained to »;>end Mr. atu! X£rs L-ui- Firruton of ’.,‘.lan;u;-.’ .-pent tlie w»fk end with Mr. mid Mfk Otto PranMika and Mi.-t Violet Wurm, who has been -ending the put few weeks with l. r ".-'cr Mrs Clair Benkley. of Rjv. Indiana, retained home. SunMr .and Mrs. Donald McCallum Sunday afternoon with ridativr-s jn Hastings. Mrs. Rankin Hart and daughter' in r n-.pany with Mr*. Howard Johnn attended the Otis school re-, union Saturday. Mr and Mrs Theodore Pranshka • .1 »:>n nnd Mr. and Mra. Albert Ulrich attended on Sunday the Thomas reunion at Little Cedar POIHNK. Threshing wa* the order of* the day around thrae part* last week i Mrs Frank Waters and daughter. I Mary, attended lhe Otis school plc! me Saturday. • i Mi*a Gladys Laubaugh-spent last weektvWilng friends in Woodland Mrs Mont* Replogle spent Sun­ day at home after spending th" , summer with her daughter in Free■ port. .* . ’ Rachel Caln of Laming spent i Thursday with home folks j Mrs Oliver Hayman and daugh­ ter. Margaret, of Kalamazoo vbited at GVorgc Ransom's Tuesdsy. The Compete Superfuel! Some "ngultr" gatolintt may equal Standtrd Red Crown in one or two qua/itiei — none turpanel it. And we be/ieve that not one tqualt it in all the mentialf ol good gaio/ine. ■ 1 Top anti-knock rating for it* price class. ' 2 Umurpaited in starting, acceleration or mileage. 3 Free from harmful sulphur and gum. 4 NO PREMIUM Sj Gallons Accurately adjusted for seasonal variation. 6 Fresher because of Standard popularity. 7 Sells at lhe price of regular. 84*-. PAID . STANDARD -« i ■ M.yy vary aJtjhtly ahetrMra) ALIO DISTRIBUTORS OF ATLAS TIRES u n ' " - � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-08-09.pdf 73ecf42ed906aa7aba86fb6b5d22cf4c PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS MICHIGAN, AUGUST 9, 1933 12 PAGES COUNTY SCHOOL .'5TATELAWSAPPLY Budget Savings Are Lost In Tangle Of Overdrafts CENSUS SHOWS G150“pX^ I TO ILL PUPILS DISTRICT BOARDS CANNOT DISCRIMINATE IN THEIP. SCHOOLING MUST GIVE SAME ADVAN­ TAGES TO ALL GRADES I NEW FUNCTIONS OF STATE GOVERN.MEN I ( AL’SE THIS IS AN INCREASE OF OVERJrtft-IN TWO CONFl'SFNG INCREASE IN TOTA US Provisions OI AtliniifiMration Sales and Gross-Income Taxis Are Considered Alonu With Deficits And ■ Diversions Of Revenues By V. J. Brown. ' Cannot Koop Lower Grades Now that tlw matter of ••political payrolls" ha'- again been disposed of. in School and Refuse to at least for the pte-ent Mipix-w the attention of the reader be turned Pay. High School Tuition far the moment to a raniidetatlon of the HKCi-.TS* budget and the special 7 at Free-. ‘port—Applications Must Be Filed by August 25 The civil Service cummUxlon at .Wuvhlngton luu ordered a civil sen'lee examination to fill tlie pcaidun YEARS of povtmaater at Freest in the plate of Olen Petidns, whose term will expire January 1 next AppliPRIMARY FUND $14 FOR cations will, be received by liw deEACH NAME IN CENSUS partnumt at Washington up to August 25. That is, they miuubc in by August 25 Th«* defCensus Shows Increase of Washington ’ inlte date for the examination has as yat been toted That win be Over 900 in County's Pop-- nut । ulation in Two Years ;announced later from Washington We understand the salary of the According to reporta from Lansing.।•Freeport postciffice is somewhere the primary Mhpcd fund to be.dls- jaround *900 jxt yeur. Roy Hubbard. tributed this year will approach ,of the local postnffice. will conduct tj3-(K)0.000. or about *14 for each , |Xt.on t,f f{:hoo! ace in the state: . (,n flnSrhU tedium. the districts will not receive their . primary school money as in the past. I ’ll ln ,,ne lump in September. A* । NUMBER 15 PAGES Ito 8 EXAMINATIONS WILL BE llirQ VJHELD IN THIS CITY VlLU TREAT IN STORE AT . MIDDLEVILLE TONIGHT( 13483265 Barry County Band to Give1 Concert With A. A. Bi- ' CONVENING THIS WEEK AT THEIR CAMP GROUNDS nvap «LAK ferno as Director FLOWER SHOW HERE NEXTSAW WILL BE HELD IN THE YOUNG BUILDING ON JEFFERSON ST. thtq pttv UI1Y . PROSPECTS GOOD FOR ll Hapids. The WOMEN'S CLUB, GARDEN D|_ . __... CLUB TO CO-OPERATE ' BIG ATTENDANCE Regular Camp Meeting Be a . . ,„ , &'na Sunday. Aug. 13 —Ip ~ ' Sesaion for One Week The annual conference * of Hie ,Wr-leyan Methodist ehurch nt»ned Tuesday Right at sewn-thtrty at , tiieir rami* grounds souin ut tli>* city Prospects ar* good for a tec-' ord an ends tier judging from ad­ vance retrnition*. Elect Um of officer* «1IL b* Ixld today. Wednesday. F*ni.-c« are planned for every, evening, throe of especial Interest bring on Friday and Saturday, under the unsDir * ' Rev Women?. Missionary Fecit and Mr*. Frank Birclh wl»< n •rhlch after All Entries Should Be in by ’ As- ss, Njno o'clock Satur- . day Forenoon -It wits inevitable that the fifteen ,... appropriations as finally adopted* by the kgislature and approved by the The sixth annual Flower Show mill tux limitation law would bring rguvrniur ——.. — .......if Coirhieniblv. confuiion Kbpeara to gsiit in tin minds of the *111 t»c hekl in Hustings on August problem* to some rural ciiin-tu of this .•t.:t< a.-. :..i just wit.iill , , 12th in the store on Jefferson rtceet | school district*, ns well a* to some <x'eurri<l to inquire more money to L'loi* rtv )1' Iltejc two new purknown as the Young building ot. *27in villugi v »nd amaUer title*. Fw be ruined by the state than etc lx■ demand d'-ma— Uw ... raising ---„ l*>r four conwecutive years Uie nu iicri-tofuir iru ..uud.,1 in | muny years. th'T<> lias been on the’foie . fX)*>.iJ<X». nut luded in Flower Show has been sponsored rtolute bixiks of Hili.state a law irfor tj;-.- puipo-c of this dlvctissirm tax or other slate revenues, and the work done by the Hastings glad .... .....v.ftv,... ......e «.M quiring that, where a student n-id—MT'round number be i.mploy I tor n’‘’’ Women * Club but last year *1032* ing in a rural district had success•• ----- ft -- u 11 ”11 ,JW*lSMU0M^‘,e °Cal *Cll<i01 U1J :-kl*.c t--the Thcrnapple Garden Club Joined fully pai i’il the eighth grade cxter undcrxtandlng. •*i’h 'hem in giving the'Flower Show amination, if he should, within the S27.ooo.iiuo ItrplarrmenL mate, the amount to lx sent in Sep­ .<r.<i the two clubs will work together time prvxcril>td by law, jiclillon the ■thf year m thu project. . Ilf I. bvttW ........................... it should ix- bt.rnc m muni also tcnibar will be about *0.50 for each dhtrle.t schocA board tor such aid. Tin- rules tor entries and pre­ iimler*t.iding let that in the event no more money Is person of school age. that is between tin n tiie school board must poy tli<the mmi. lx- <ij- exir’ndnl oh tlu ,«- purjKses, then nte ami 20—and the n-maining MAU , tniurns will follow etoeeiy those used high rvii'xil tultioii of such pupil. ' vKlui into groups every iwntiy by the National Flower Shows and ' pr J ‘ ‘>I»c stato. may i>ot lx- forwarded until Dect m- DEPOSITORS SHOULD SUB li) order tlial ap- from the sales — „ „ —... , . . she •judges will be out of town peolift in mills limit lias been taxed, Saturday evening will pniiiiiaie mill cor- ph.oim nt of an njuul amount which - Mn. Maude Smith, county school SCRIBE FOR STOCK IN pie _ tfwie is not enough money left to rect coiiiparinons ' the.-wi’e would have oi necessity commissioner, has received . the Tne ’D'.nrnapplc Garden dub I* a NEW BANK HERE VARIOUS PARTS OF CO. rnny on eight grader, of •ciiool in Africa Anotlnr may be made. Tlie been provided by u tax upon proigr- ichool rrnsus from the different discounty club and every one In tlu» tlie district lor nine or ten montiis* er will be Pre* render i: uuUoiu-d ty ;r e:i-.<i und levied by local as- tricts anil it shown a considerable.in-' county is requested to bring their TO BE COVERED DAILY, ami pay llje tpition of lu high of Houghton C t<> rcint-mixT that . On th,*- contrary, to tin- ex- crease in the last two years in SAME PLAN JUSTCOMflower* and hefn to make this cxhlAUGUST 9 TO 24 school students. Tlus Question .has tw.. m* tielil of (ent that tne state spend* more io:II there w--re persons <4 _. rTrn ... n.nme • bitton the best ever. immediately artnn; What shall be in tliex- respect:, than ’would ichoo] age shoWn'by the sciwxil c-ri-, PLEl ED IN GHAND RAPIDS department of th • chm Mr*. Marian Goodyear U in done to meet that situation? In a V. J. Brown lx here some time th* lx< :. . j> ut it 1*41 in tlie mw of that year in tile county out----------charge of the <lL.ipl.ays for the WomFARMERS INVITED TO feu ch’,Irict;,, amt m one at leiut In th,J tW3 kijli.iatun , irilli of- tin ■ m.,..........-- <4 local authorities-. Jun to .|dc of this city in 1932 thu had if Successful Will Release i ti’.. Club and Guy. Giddings will UUK county just^ «,itch a MtuuUun iunctiun . litivnuc been in rvluforc rii- riiUt extent are tjie taxpayers of the increased to l"i8«. For 193^1 tin- to­ have charge of the Ttiornapple ATTEND. ASK OUESTIONS $400,000 Deposits That f ' -* • - i.nppoiu.)! by local luxta on lo(Continued on page five) mJ will be 4.878. Tins indicates thut ’Garden club exhibits. Other memby the annual »ctiool meeting, detlie movement from tlie cltle* to the Harold Foster and Supt. Bell •mt.s of tlie committee arc Mrs. Du­ Would Help a Lot country is still in progress; or tycrc ane Bauer and Mrs. E J. Pratt. Tltc people of Hastings were to Be in Charge of of any students in any high, school. MEETING OF AUXILIARY It e, expected that Roy Chandler TVi flnil out.Jilsl what might be <h. ■<!,.«.I RM. ... u iouiwhljM l(U and tl„ .anounre. . will make *n exhibit of gladtda* Sessions done under such cmuiilbmr. the THURSDAY. AUGUST 17 “ 1 «... " '' m.n. .!». Ih. n^.v..y ...tatnj.. =. A ri-1 of‘nit < tine* With farmers। from hi.-, fine gardens. Enlrii ; ate expected to be in ;. sajrjxs. srsswa.'g tion* had been made .for the forma­ Ai,w* <'.*■- of Buriy conuty to dwio •. the prornrnt of Kiiuctynn nl Lan-ing niu! Two Delegates Chosen to At by nine o'clock A. M and after nine tion' of a new natlunai ' ‘ ■ I* suited Hint neither'a district tun st tend Department Conven­ . irhool board can ■ dlwriminmc >- .my who wish to buy. >y Count v Agent ugain-t any pupite testding tn xhe in Grand Rapids ntion . A.......................... .i„. A,„/i Award* will be made tor tlw fol­ ‘ sor of th*- Grand Rapids National Manon Ind , dUtriCt as to the nmotint of .'cbtKtl- NRA SIGNS ON PRACTL lowing GUdiulas— Red. rove red. K Kt I Thu will releave “ immediately and l*. tain ...... U-,3.1 AM,Ian--III be e»ur. nu. ....I ... IH- TO..U4 1Bunk “^ ™ ’.’ “"“I'1’ iUrhlh'■ collrp. -nd n "of o< Itn­ iisg they ; hs.il have. If. tot inMunc •. Ere pink, orange, yellow, white, CALLY EVERY STORE the available cn.di will only permit -- - . - - -• Winona School <4 TheoI-wY is i ender, purpl<-. salmon, salmon armm no. .M» Ortnd n«P- llw B.U.. ti.. .. ... .ill 2a weeks of schooling for thaw in AND FACTORY !!•..■* east uf th- Sponablc cemetery. Following i* the school census tor, mil pink, rose pink, light violet, dark Id._ Lol .11 or Mlrhlk.n ,. the eighth grade or bnioit; in the di: on Thursday. August 17 A jk*v luck this county, shown by townships; , Ul. '•“'■rt smoky ’cream, buff or fleshf. . ;»UUj;»n »IU...v„,r ,jf c„ dtnt -.T will be ’encc^at one o'clock farm ,u,,n'■,1 vartetirs Any other color, Ajusyria Une. *hlrl> .. Mr» m«yte cured u»,„,n, ,„ tlna „, ,„,K give the same amount of who.’ling CUSTOMERS ACCEPT NEW und it h'ffx*d there may be a good Baltimore . . o tex- be ar,d Snl- wn**« spike Thrra •In some hull school to tl>e high ...J™ “.’"I ■"■d"" Th. r4m|>nre<u« ................. i;.ue* of any ut the above color*. Burry . . HOURS IN GOOD SPIRIT t.M.OOfl of deposits in the U.I; daj Aux.i-t r<ie&.,i tudciit; within the district. ’--- - —H....V ”tied up 'rau ........... rtUL * I '•0 -1' lr« Mildred Downs president* of Carlton .. 1-.:. 2nd und 3rd. named variety. K-.tt.mi.* ... Hastings National Bank, no* <n» r„«, ■ 'Umitlmicd otPpagt MX> Auxiliary, and Mrs Brira Sayles, Ber.t '.pike, named variety, any col­ Cavtlcton All Hope President s Plans or nr variety, 1st. Tallest spike, 1-pwlih-nt. itavr been chosen as Hastings Twp. named variety, any color. 1st. Best May Succeed and Give available when reorganization plans ON DELINQUENT TAXES display of named varieties. 1st. 2nd meet in. Grand Rapids Ir-mg . are carried out. which call for »50,K O. to Depression •»nd 3rd Best basket. 1st. 2nd and Johnstown 080 of mw capital and 8iO.(XUJ sur,, . Jurfyinu from the api» .muter of (Continued on page six) Maple Grove .... , plus, in the nature of things this * r3‘ Seven Months of This if I* Hall. Thursday. llaittruf store ‘ windnwn * (,hv blu» Orangeville ... :money can only come from the de” ~ -----Year Exceeded S3$,000; 10. ‘ — ’ * " “ “ “ pulnr bird In Prairieville . I pn&itor*. They are asked <o subJUDGE COVERT HANDED ULII UUUL I lIUil I ( iahd — Townslilp school, Fri ­ baiokUc letters' Rutland . •June Largest Receipts 1 scribe only 20 per cent of their deThornapple OUT SENTENCES WED. HE PROBABLY FELL FROM omAp.'i: “ iposits toward tile capital stock of, Up w„ to .... the flrrt of Auglut delln■Tow nshfp school. FrlWoodland . the new national bank. This would quent taxn* for 1932 unci previous bti'anc.u. place and ‘ Yankee Springs .. . RUNNING BOARD OF OAR : immediately release about *100.000 years liiul not ixm coniine in to Ruiiantl—Podunl: church, Munday, John Losey Got Six Months .cash, making tt available to thapeoCounty Tn-amer Maui any too SATURDAY P. M. , and George Gallup Ten Total . | pie oi this city und vicinity ?< For'briskly. The month of June how._ jdepositors' . ... them-jever, set n record.' ”11' *0<xl. Uie - „ ... PAYMENTS OF BONUSES । To this'total, to get tJic school .._ Years at Jackson -factories ui- are unable t*» li-.irn: BROUGHT TO PENNOCK census tor thu county ihould l>e >',lvcs. us well as for the good of the' Foliowbig h a list oi the Judge Frank U Covert, of Pontiac, TO BEGIN SOON AFTER bht without quo.-ktiou the numiri added the .'Choul census uf this city community and the surrounding ter-1 ments mad'’ »>n iJdinqu'n' ux< -dav. August IS. came here on Wednesday and held HOSPITAL FOR CARE 1 ■ 1 ‘ SEPTEMBER 15 <4 1.372- which would*make the to-: dtory, thi,* capital stock should be the Comity tre.'Mirer for the -S c h a o I. Wednesday, court lor Judge McPeek. There was I •|i--’.>nu-r.‘. rf in t-.v.-i --------------tConUriued on page slx> laettn months of this tai lor tne county...» 8.150. brought before Judge Covert Mr. ugust 18. Was Found Unconscious at spirit tlu- new iw»i: i. knowing that laiit year Hie amount of ciuh paid Ifowling—Church, Wedne.>day. Au- John IxMey. who had been arrdted tne biisjn'o.S’ men and factor."-' GROWERS MUST AGREE January .. . . . . by the .'•utf. in primary money, per. CIVIC PLAYERS PLAN for carrying concealed weapons and Roadside—Has Not Re­ could do nothing different under the February ...... TO RESTRICT ACREAGE had admitted ius guilt. Judge Co> " NEW PRODUCTION luill. Thursday, March > . gained Consciousness was expected that Uie drop tlus year) vttri gave him from six monllu to Th- siwtU.tneotL'< resjxgww to t AP111 ......... ............... Saturday uflermxut. about in" President's request—wiileh luiiimr. Government to Require Mini­ would be larger than, ha? actually Court-House, Thursday. , five years at Jackson This ought to ‘•Tho Bride" Being Seriously May occurred. o'clock, n Ntrimger ennw to the home to an order-not only lin Haj)t)n ; be ample proof that it Is not a light mum Cut of Not More The primary fund represents what I Considered for Presenta- > June 18. matter for anyone to be carrying July but throughout ih»- cotmtry. h> the state collect* in taxes from rail­ Than 20 .Per Cent concealed weapons. mu-'. I.ojxiul Sign. Whither tlw tion in November r ' road.*. telephone lines, electric light ) In tills cose Mr. Losey claimed Barry county wheat growers will NRA will puff ui. out of the uni’rnAlthough one play, ■The Sllvrrj. Total.*3 Beatti*-. was away. Tin* .-trangit , companies and other publicUtillUcA t ..... —.... — Monday, Au- that he was entitled to a part of Ids mention* '"bread ” is Ls already ulrenriv in it. progress, i.rrarrott the. thn. Hie .7 dill the .nrrent V. <r it’ th.v com- ‘P** 1 *lv r,1<iuirev the money received'Thread." -— payments told Mrs B'-.ttlie that a man wa-.,, sister’s estate. She died some time -h ^r-. uiv .’i’.'..! ' i,)v with the urovuions of the^wheat ■frul" used tor paying ।Selection committee of the Hastings include delinquent taw lyinx at the stde ol’tii.- roud mg far ।1 tPt*slilrn» 1 ** .i.1,H* » hall. Monday, ago; that one-third of. It should Riwawv*.II iratiklv ,i<lmit* I") *nn n.*. p.o\.. . >._■ *•; tn* iniui teachers' wuo..« ni. ....... — m — nnlv tail hut r<>in.,, wages. [Civic Players will meet this week to on!-v 1032 but for prevtatts yran< -Th?­ from the hottie, who bad cvhlently that ius plans are exjierimontal The ‘adjustment act. according to Cotin-: ' have gone to him and two-thlrcU'to - —< 11 . chow a drama for presentation 'forges’, ilctlnquency in the hKory of been hurt In an ttutomobU- accident ’ best Judgment of the chief executive ty Agent Harold Foster. This eslt-Maranlc hall, two nephews. He claims lie once and .Miggestcd that help sliould be and iff* advitors U that they will‘mare Li bMcd on the wheat quota GOOD PRICES FOR ONIONS <,ur“1|{ Ulc No'e«nber or early De- Jhp county wa< that tor 19*.- wii.n lived in Irving township, but has . .. ccmber. Among the play* bring the total of township, county, state summoned at once. , hall, Thursday. , been a resident of Missouri and relieve the situation, wilr add sev-'tor the copnty of 342,070 bushel* tor Mrs. Beattie called her husband. cnii millions of men to the pay-' which a net bonus of about 28c per SEEM LIKELY THIS YEAR «,ven serious consideration are: and special- tax*** unpaid tor tnat Kansas for several yeari. When he . , "The Bride." "The Show-Off." "Ap- year amounted to $133,000 W. Th . With other help the'injured nutii. rolls, incn asv the wage level nn»i[ bushel will be jiftid. Twenty cents luhyniurMlay, learned of his sister's death he re­ Short Crop in All Producing l,le Sauqe." ‘The Clean-Up.' and year 1931 had large dtllnqncn-: was carried <iut of the roadway I'tiable tlw country to chtcr ujton n' turned to Michigan and put in a ‘ ............... ' ‘ '' StstM Pre ’ ^nt T u a , "Llghtnln '. all of them <.ut>landing ri''‘ but ni> ’ . atiya ’ ie;.nearly as They telephoned a. doctor in Alle­ buying movement whten will spell claim for bls share of his sister's n niter Sept 15 as a county* otates txcepi no comedic*. It is probabT. however, large.a*. 1933 In 1930 and previous FREE METHODIST PAS­ gan county. This .doetw at; onre .,. .../ittion lor administering the estate. 'Hie settlement evidently Smaller Acreage ’tont this last play Win Lx- r»«crv<*d years the delinquent tax w.i* com-: call'd Sheriff Lcomtrd and nXkcd;jhopc it* shaff uctomplish nl! this act enn be set up and the balance waa not satisfactory to him. so ha TORS ARE ASSIGNED onion <•>.»> in Riret- entmiv ifor |vome f‘»«re date At present.1 para’ivriy smalt. him to gtinrahti'e Ids ptiy for his 'Die mpon.*’ of the country tn the:next spring to Ukmc funner* who; The liropoed to enforce his claims per- . —not... nramlse ™.... to b*- as’laraenas, t!lc pI“y wh“‘h 4ecl,w to U‘ ,noat T,M‘ hl,t •*ws Inn<lc *' r>°4Mrvlre.i. Sheriff Ixmard told him Tonally, ouuidc^-of legal methods. KPihlinuixi on inisc six* ' jhaw r<.‘‘ric,.ed acr-apc a* per,(*not' promi.-e ’ * to be a.* large u» ;; popular with the committee is "Th/stole tor .ill who ure driinquciil for Rev. A. L. Howlett Conics lie had ii<> authority to do anythinif ----‘agreement with the government. last year, although file acreage may i Bride." i taxes for 1933 tn pav them before of that kind. Th*' rioctor claimed t> ernADATC nicm av ilinas from Grand Rapids. whcfB he Here — Rev. L. W. Gibbs. ! In setting up a wheat quota th-* be larger. The heavy rains early I The- many special Ktenic effects;December 1. 1933. without any in-, bine hud some .unpleavarit exjx-n- SEPARATE DISPLAY had been staying for some time. Ac­ ' g.wenuiient has had to Hike Into »i I hjf spring mid the exceedingly dry • Goes to Ionia cnee with thL-. enmity and would,not QF ZINNIAS -A^KFD ic>j:L.idernth>n the dancer of famine * rather In June and early July tn-! necessary tor "The Silver Thread," lerrst or costs added: so that n ,2> cording to his own admission he pro­ du any sunjical worn m this county U' Horcu charming fantasy of fairyland to be probable tliat a cohjidernblc of tiw annual conference of the ;x»ed to use the revolver as a 'if drouth or other udverw growing Jurcd the crop. 'Hie hard >U»nn a, late in September or •early ‘ *100,000 ouutandinir delinquent 1932 Frt-? Mi unless he was assured of his jmy ' Garden Club Members to eniiditlmii should cut down the esti- f’ *' weeks ago .Sunday also did a presented j ” ili»t cJnncli. which clttsed threat in order to compel a settle. are rapidly taking form, tax will be paid this fall before the ut. Man u <»:» Sunday evening. Rev. meat with a nephew, it xu known 'Hi** Sheriff tbeh called the Beattie !mated yield of wheat conxldcritbly.ico,1AiderabIc'’aamage. It may be the! October, Show Blooms From the Under supervision of the director, next tax shall lx levied in Demnhome und learned that the man was *:-. f V. .ii. ignrd ’o Hie that lie wai armed when lie left (Over a livr year period; Uh- govern- rr°P »'>11 be cut 50 per cent, nl-’ t\e second-class boat interior used ber. iwriousiy injured. He took Cormier Haslii Fraser Seeds Iment has found that 51 per rent of though it probably will be larger in "Outward Bound," is being transIn ordinary times this county ha* Krnith McIntyre with iiim. 1 lie/, arreatfd on his arrival here, and Thu. special iwtlce applies direct-!,h'' w,M?a’ r“kM‘d 1,1 ,hU cnun" than ..........thut . formed into a peasant hut, the pal- very little delinquent tax. brought him to Pennock nospUul. ' ly to the grower* of the California‘ ,r> iw - Iwauwi tor domestifr v-..con- , • However, the pror-[xcu for high ace Chamber of u tiny princes*, and ------------ ---------------- (Continued on page two) nunibr nuut u VUU.CI«, [(t5 Tlie balanc,of 4(1 per Prices for onions this' year seem rinnliu tor which the mm iI wax sumption ite u.>*..pOulw h.b..M Oi .he .«>- SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA *« to the Judge, so the latter had all •ini*n«« tins sjirniK .. • rriH represent'! the curry over mid to be good. The onion crop tn Ohio. I distributed this spring; r. . ■ both Rev Howlett, the i»eede<t evidence. The Judge THE SHERIFF ARRESTS 'Hu? various members wbqleteured ,hc amount umcI tor ex|>ort. The J"d,“na “nrt Ne* York a* well iu PLANS LAWN CONCERT a very successful um-pted hw plea of guflty and gave MRS. MANVILLE WHITNEY .the .-innla ed from Fill r & gon government nrojKisc* to pay u«bonus "*lch>Kah. also in all the western METHODISTS CHAL­ him Ute >«ntence mentioned. ‘ .. t,( C'nlif.irnia are asked to> display only on wheat required lor domestic *md !ind Pncific Pacific coast state*, slates, except except! George Gallup of this city was ah V It Is Alleged That She Sold tiieir bjoam* M-parately at the Flow - emsumption. Thus if a farmer Oregon, and in all tlie New Eng­ LENGE PRESBYTERIANSs,L/LL TAX COLLECTION EQUAL IQjnpiight before the Judge on the n . er Shuw .>ii Saturday AuguM 12 at wWwx to raise enough wheat to fond state*, except MassachusctU, of statutory rape, the victim Beer, Although Having Hastincj. ' • ’ : supply hl* share' of the domestic. will be much lex* than an average Another Baseball Game to Be Orchestra will present »n open atr SAME TIME LAST YEAR charge 5iconcert on the court house iavii being one of his own daughter*. The be given....for nuuk.t. be assured ‘a fair "op al“* ‘>ie acreage, on tlie whole. ■ I 0 Class I. ........ Prizes wwill No License I.. "* *■ ....................... ’ *he “ will ----------Played at Fail* Grounds some evening thu full. ?;■> d- i'.ti.details of hlx crime Vie revolting. simile .-ix-cimcn price; if h ■ wlalir.s to and ** ■ ’ ’ mailer than a year ago. What ■ tht. rile moat perfect single sjx^lmcn !'««■; u n? wwmra ur raise more ana ,. ’ »*.•. w«Smaller Tax Rate and Re ­ Mrs ManVIffe Whitney of toss ',- " " fdate ha* yet been tlx*-! Member- >4 Gallup admitted hia crime. He was . . . tnUrt l.i, ........ with .......... .... ....twill lie especially v‘ hrlnfiil tn the — -4 from Fraser's seed ’ a X" liK chances prices on the ! helpful to the, Friday Evening ;th(. b.,.„ n.[H.rtr..,n!: duced Valuations Cut Down city was arrested by Sheriff Leonard '"‘^er urowi y lx? shown. Scaling of- world market, tiuii is up to him. ionion growers is that there will be I Saturday on the chutge of selling'A,IV c,lI<,r . toihiwK- sin(Continued on page three) no carry-over from the previous ■ A challenge has been Issued by each Monday eientnc in prepareAmount of Tax Receipts beer contrary to state InT. She wire «*<’‘nu W1U *?'<> ns "s Allows: -Sire. -jn 30 VACATIONING AT 8AUGA------- -------------- -------------| crop. Thus, it would seem the proa- the Methodist men to the Preiiby-itlon for the second lnd*x>r coiiccrt brought before Justice. Matthews. f«tolr4 Perfection <4 bloom. 35. NORMAL TUCK DURING AUGUST. ‘1 terUn men for another game of‘later on. • City treasurer. Mrs. Nellie Smith. . ■ CLASS THIS YEAR. pect for a fair price for onions this bound over to the eircurt court und. I»‘nts; Color, 10 points; Foliage. 10 --------*------ •-**------ — f jwt.ii thn'. mi'a’tired in doihrtCT’ Rev. and Mra. J. A. McNulty and We notice that some Oftinty T7'i seat'year is'much better than las’, year.‘’ baseball to be played al the fair1 released under *2 00 band point*: Stem. 10 points; Condition . •hoolv / ’J,"7 "7. the amount oi taxes collected this family went on Friday to Bauga[grourids on Friday evening of this [MERCHANDISING EVENT in the stale have decided to: — ---------- ------ — ------:— jear is vnallcr than a year ago at tuck to spend the balance of the | week at six q'clock A T CARVETH 4 -STEBBINS, ‘^ FURROW’S SUNFLOWER the present time: J>ut as th» rate month pf August al Lake Mchtian. ------- 11 wl11 ** remembered that -----------------------------------thek . „„i s - rsr DOESN T NEED NIRAi wMygijn. miX-i,J,.,. „ I" is t'Uk- tins year and was about 73c While there Rev. McNulty will sup... . ----- ••------ .----• ~ dist* * to 5 In tlie former game, and ntwm1*- .«• -.nd vi^ini't a year ago. and a< the HAS<’wecl val- ply at AU Saint* Episcopal church received It seems certain there will “S,* nation of the city -xai cut about and will- reside at the recUiry adbe a large enough class this year so in 11 ofdudes any ofyellow the following Grand sureTittn umohe”’7 C*nrth * strbMn- 'h*' «""" । i :ht per n ut, it would appear that Joining the church. the sale by individuals wjio hftVP, more than Pink .hades * *XXn S^S^Tthi «ariu.p o, hl “ ‘ Street near Mar"had a*they\n cXtderable £uXJ" no license should b*> tolerated. The 3"'!’"“' in many utgl probably more IndiIf anyone w|*)mh to communicala nd nt tinge shu<t<'.: scarlet — ’ !• carrying it *>n, e.prciaiiy mi as tne t Presbyterian nine -Bale, more complete particulars of vhhi.iL- had paid their taxes this with Rev. McNulty while he Is away, state police us well as the sheriff r Rold und onmgc shuffi-, and prosecutor are very much In crinuon year than a year iut>> at this time; he can lie reached , by telephoning Im.U>J» tn go tob.11 ।ni. bull iw.it »n ........ ' on ..’ i tnlK issue of the Banner. .IT',:. There arc'. but the amount is not so large. ‘ —— th~ Itoto earnest in the enforcement of the; •■'hade* . .... „..................... , th«* the post pot master at Saugatuck, who la ■ ■ - —---------------■ . a.»1U> ।W. w*m»«aww ... ..Mt—. »w.« **~ w.«..USix sure w to this game r.rm,M.trm>ti .- ... ti.t <toH*R well. Therefore it [Friday night. Tickets are now on ‘ ----- ;-------slate law prohibiting the selling ofj Sweepstakes Class A—Bouquet of tTHIDEMTER SCHOOL REUNION.! »'>«• the senior. warden of the church. brer by .nure...»u unlicensed ,n*m/.M.. persons. ... It will *^,7, -nf-------n<!.... 1 -j?<. - - ------- tha?- At tchoolhoUM. Saturday. Aug. 19. sc”ms probable that this prolific *ule at the crothera Hardwarc»aud, nt »Jim— in KE'’ E' l,*',-4NE TO ICE CREAM S4MTAL. be wire for those having any notion! n°tt<’rs fco*n from Frasers seeds BrlJ1R tabJc gandWiche* and'flower of Mr FMrrow's Is gifted with at the Banner office at 10c for all !?_nPREACH ( of profiting by such illegal sales to of •”*? 01, c?lor«; Yhree onf, olher Alinlra a strain ot real genius tor to date ii under 15 and 15c for thro«<Aer 15.1b 8 continue* through August Rev. E Henderson Lune of ToleAt Methodist social room*. Friday refrain from such luw breaking, be*"* Jor each exhibit. s!wnirid. 8ecv.—Adv. )j contains no Ire* ■ ' , ,vr n -ri*tv< - ------------ ----------- ----------- -i evening, Auausl l«. from 1:09 -k» less than 38 bloom* the proceeds to be divld/d/equally dlvl cause the officer* arc determined to 1st—52 *2(M 00 worth of flower Keds ai«is from from------------ , ______________ 'varying in sire from buds to parbetwren the two churchek i LIKE OLD TlMtn. ul n p r e NC h a t tlie United Brethren 1 varying In between church put an end to it. iFraser'a; 2nd--51.25 worth of flow­ DURFEE SCHOOL REUNION. .Hally grown flowers about eight inch-: ■. ... . c—------- Tlie Michigan Central Is reviving,church in, the »vohd ward. Bunday homemade ice cream with a piMft ot ___ - — ->er - . seeds «».u4a from LS-n.ii. 1.. Tr.t *1 CIA Fraser's; 1CJW lake.'es .tn u diameter. This ..«» .» Herrington's Landing, ^ Clear is no idle ICE CREAM SOCIAL ’an old-time custom—the special niwuing nt lefl-thlriy and at «ewrnNOTICE. .« dinner.■- Bring m------ yarn for -----"-Ter, Lv Home made Ice cream and cake[excursion—ns can be seen from the.lr,thirty Sunday evening. AU are cor- Gather Society —Adr. worth of flower seed., fropi Fraser's. sB{ Aug -.19. Picnic the flower Is there and willwill -The 2D.t annual ptenie of the 8u--Ji'ir -------------- --- ----------------------the sweepstakes class the follow- tnbje Mjrvicw. Ha«4 Henry. Secy.— submit to mathematical icmatlea! count. As will be served at Martin clufrcli'announcement elsewhere tn this L*- dially Invited to attend these servinvr prises nr zes will be lx- awarded. 1st— — , Adv. «... qriMBr-.TUKa pervlfori and County Official* will ing '’ “ ’i-a gardncr Mr. Furrow must "ha«r-a Friday evening. Aug. 11. Price fid.— sue. They offer n round trip front Oto-, Lanto*. Ttwr be held on. August 17 at the Will; 13 00 worth of Fraser's seeds; 2nd—--------------<«> . way with Im." >Adv. . Hasting* to Chicago and return for OLD FASHIONED DANCES. Chase collage at the cascades, on 112 00 worth ot Fraser's seeds; 3rd—; WELCOME SCHOOL REUNION. [ " -- ------------«.« e................... j ------ ■■ - -------------------the small sum of *300. TjtU excurEvery Saturday night al Clear ent reactor*, patrons and far east side of Gun lake Pot Juck din-: *150 worth of Fraser's seeds. Sat. Aug. 12. Bring table service. | DOUD SCHOOL REUNION. BA1X GAME, slnn will least over tlw C. K and 3. Prim given. Frank Herrington both district* Invited. Chas. ner Drinks will be furnished —E. A. Bring in your zinnias Saturday, sandwiches and one other dish. C ' Saturday. Aug-IP. Pot luck dinner. Sunday. August 13 at Vickery's. railroad its car. be seen by tlie time lake 1 Parker, Secretory. 1 August 12. , Sledge, Secy.—Adv. | Mary Btaiwp, Secy.—Adv. [ Lacey vs. Dowling.—Adv. —Adv. f schedule tor the excursion. | p SHDULDHELPREOBGflNIZATION PLAN - MERINGS SET TO ram BLUE EAGLE POPO LAR IN HASTINGS INDIANA MAN IS SEHOUSlYHUHTs good payments made WHHTMJTTOBBNG jmcoM «a«u» ...d 'Wj.’gn~7’'“ �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST ». 1933 PAGE TWO OLD AGE PENS ON “I.IKE h.t WIN Mill 15 SER DUSLY HURT LAW UNWORKABLE’S; UW UNWUHKflBLt Draws Capacity Crowds I’ CLOVEBDALK.. Mrs Lou Anna Patton and daugh­ ter, Mis* Helen, left early Friday ( morning fee A Century of Fr«rgH;sR and returned Bunday.Mias Tributa Tyden, Former­ ly of Hastings, to Teach Mu- day arterncon. Aug. H with' Mrs ortndm* MacDonald ’T^geiUm; SECURES POSITION AT PLYMOUTH, IND. LOCAL NEWS t* for Three Evenings 'sic in Public Schools (Continued from page onei NO ATTEMPT TO COMPLY 0(w eI Ulc b( S. tn^-n ... ...---------- ------ -------- ----There arc many In Hastings who d«y-TAug 12 Bring table *ervice tx,rc*‘ * -re given stten- wnirnU(er MlM Tn^. Tyden. uTLr„. q huX hoB >ur!* WITH PROVISIONS TO __ __ ___________ —___w____ *he" ! n-.; .-.* present is the boaell Shoa BeatI; 4 ‘ *. ., rill .rro[Mr jndMt, okuTyMr and Mr* BE MADE BY STATE Fpr three snccrssive night- ending n*'** Saturday, ttds Ingenious and •;*•.- 1,1 taruUr enttTtalnmrnt d:< - ■• “V’ NEW PLAN BEING Ity crowds from all over Ui*_________ .<' MADE BY DIRECTOR turned away even al’* r ■ Governor Comstock Thinks :-*-h.r» had n«.<- cd Counties Should Oontrib‘ Ibe/Ju» *i'<:':. t.- : . : ute Part of the Cost ta>nt with •1-.- 4i PROGRA3I FOR THE WEEK OF AUGUST 13. J11* "0o<her: 8 t,r Wlldcrmuih <.t tb' Liw Jante* has .Ivl moved front.Irv- : MacLeod Tuesday evening tns lo ing (o Ha*tln». Hustings and win will operate A rex luck supi>er given in tu-noFr”‘1' Baker s restaurant under the A A;'p. store ‘ Mt» Itarey Cole returned horn- '1tri',m,'ch Wedms«Uy .-v.mi : j;. taking a musical course 'We Vc Saturday from a teh days' slay a-n'1*1,1' Jf'"*”.* •for Pennock e.,............huspital -.... .. . .. following .. a major . hv th-- !.illi.-xint< frt«>ti<R mid. ..ml n.-ia.ill ---n-cb,:wf* tWw.— difficult — -------■——- --it —is-for it.,, friends ■ucher Without experience to gel operation July ’U ■ jtH»'. Mr and Mr Gi.r.er ixu n.loynynt on ntin- T11). b|B lonia r’ree Fair will n-1 l»"rt and dnuaJiter. Mrs. Evq Davcn"'-ent right now as un atructor mu»lc, but Mis* ,u. 14.1a Wnintulbi *■» lain “M: • • •••*• ♦X'li n toratin lhc mu-slc; brn MI m Tyden's Aug H .] U ivedneodav Aug Itith “ , ' 11 M: “ Hr, t Patt-m Delton. MD-r-thy cud M:* Da!of th*. unKrrroy iretv-rotL- and »..a her > or A.?. **. .‘“u‘: TN-llmi Ml.-lvi.-lhl f:!1. -H-rsonaUty made her the fav- udiefU>ement in this uLue Ifeffer. Emmi J>-i>niock and ' ’»• <‘W lut of applicant “^'“^Snuindis interested ’»* Appleeate f.mih tor £u,lc inHructor in the public !n B A LyBaukcra adtertuemrn Mr •,lrt '*’**»• ChkllMtr and ... — ... ad&rtiM&tciii ............ t Plymouth y.._ *1 . _ .. •«W ,“ nir'1 ...-.... ,, - ,< *<r ..n.i xg . itr» hs ot Plymouth. Indiana Indiana. this week. He allows you -how to 'daughters ur.d Mr and Mr* Iten iM’iiira anil daughter cnrlnide ot make a good saving on rly spray, Kaiania.-oo w< n’ gursU ot tire CHEVROLET LEADS ALL Go6d used can. ore gctiiiig scarcer and ’-.-career. Univer.-d -Garuce• DnVenportii Sunday, HTLICDC liu QAl CQ aud .icarccr. Tne Universal-Ganic Mr* Grant Dtckrrwn and Mrw UIHtMb IN bALtb only a fcw ot Ihrill , , advertisement in this issue tolls you! Merle Clark. :n ronipaiiy with «>m< j Delton friend*, went, to tin- cieu In Low Price Field. 'Selling about them farm Tin sday. Nearly 48'. of Cars in That U> . Metliodnt 8nial«y Scl><*>! had j <> t Kalama C'.ibs Since January 1 luck supper Tuesday <»ening at in- Mr* Win Ke»u Fth* first five m.nfftr* of 1933. h.me of Mr* Mary Perry. W State F:ld;.y ’ The Monica i.i *rn t.c • • the regtdijtmti ngure* st . The next regula: meeting < t th»*• ■ ■* v • • -— --- - -........ — .......... „ lire can- sold m the low 12. All membep unted to come a* nr.rt Mr? -................ —, -------”’ 1!.! H. , atsxtr 3. years u numy )r>r >rre •TT'CT resident*■’•.".I of many years were resident* of this tlus ’. I,. L U w 7•ud?*el‘ ,,c.m Hastings High school an.( Went to ' If any of our readers hare been *cU to building any hope* on beiietittlng 5!' from the Michigan Old Agr petwicn {*“n.‘ i taw. theymnllht a* well to. t it m^apectsCuUr J- •— • 'entrance of Ifcr Ikx*t Judging fnrni tlie following Lansing ' colored lights b! dispatch, published in etie Detroit ^Lansw*Aug^5—/uth.aigii Michi* ln4 «> <n 1 , ■ ’ t • ‘ IB* n.’.' ' “• ' ■' ' ]' ’ hr VC1' , " -1. l.< ' gall * old ago pension law became/ •l"c“ Tne rri.ft -. cnecsivc v»cr. io. me aww ww flo-d n.ad<- o. ga no attempt to comply with tin- art* 'j and will rcfu>> payment- of annul*’.e ■"ii- '-i': tie* nt least until March I. It «a* VIic*‘ u» r|n revealed today by Welfare Direct ?r nVtr ' William S. Carpenter, who is named •' administrator daxn t; Instead 'of attempting to -< t up ;machinery to make the law effective. ’vh' rv 1the Carjienter already has started work i'-r:.,v.J on a new plan which will be sub- mimtn .. ... Sh mltted tl the legislature in January OrlKinoHV if appro'rd by Oor. Cbm«t<>A Tlie 4 «• >»• ■ ! Welfare Director predicted thai the bran ,n Ti.i- • • law passed during the recent se*v«>n ’ ' ’ •• • ■ will be repealed Without enforce­ ment being attempted. SCHOOL OFFICERS. TEACHArgue Plan l« Unworkable. ERS.SHOULD KEEP LIST State officials agree unanimquslv that the statute enacted a few months ago is not .workable A ma- Names of Personnel in Office johty of the numbers of both the. house and Senate were of thb’ of Superintendent of Pub­ opinion when they voted for it dur­ lic Instruction ing the final day* of’ the *■ .-k-u. For jhe benefit of echoed tji-ni They rushed it through ohly ds a gesture to answer public demand for a )*r.!>lon system, knowing * PINE LAKE CAMP KIDS more acceptable sclx-me could be substituted at. the .forthcoming sptPUT ON THE PROGRAM C Oor Comdock dgned the act. with ’L-.f?** « *|ikudld record cotivid- *** Preudent Coal prices are polng up-Now bi I'-rnig the number of cars that arc ''■**■' —• the time to lay tn your wint-r'.-!’ -I’ljir.K in the low price class. If you1 are interested in the pur- supply For further particulars read;\ tin* Smith Bros Vcite A: Co. adver- t( tbcment in thus tssuc j Arthur Terrs and family a Would you like a beautiful picture ing on tir- ‘ nn nt of rlw- Chevrolet in Hit* of President Rooeevelt? Thru read y.iry * the advcrtiremi'iit of the Fi fJp.iu-ch: Im:.- Mt Food Market in tills l- i.- Note the John Pul FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR many special prices quou-t! loo. [ Ms • Poll MIDDLEVILLE FRIDAY Are you thinking of huylmi a new Mr and tire,.or new tires for your, car? If m» ' “ ’ST Seven Years Old ‘ Boy Fell ment of • Andru.* From Huy Rack—Suf­ i|xndiiiR Frank Becker will ojx-n a ntw r< • - the Petre fered Fractured S^ull taurant Saturday under the A. A: P. ’ Arthur T> Fieri Spencer. seven years bld son store. Corner State and Jettereon !>• > ' of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spencer of Streets.,HLs specialty will be n'gixxlj I..'tie Ji Jact.- on. -Michfgon ■-littered a frac­ meal lor 20 cents Read hi* adver- . ..-tu-iunr Rotarians Could See How the tured \ku!i- when he fell from a hay t|sfmcht m this is*:uI Taf>: Friday on Che farm of his linWhen yvu have sleet gato on y-mr j T- • day t< Ghildrc-ii Amuse Them­ cte. Ml!.--. Harper, near Middleville. farm you have Mirnethiiig that will: 1 irents 5 selves While* ?t Campa Inst. You will be interest -d in 1l.. ’ .n<-, r.« r-|'itaLGrand Rapids • Hr was unTire Rotarians had a drllihUul :lous wired lv- arrived ..there and very low prices quoted by Til'1 Hum ■: R-i.b’ri ?, n.-r revalued conscaousne** until Lumber Company tn thU twuie ofjitibe hi* r w <y*ath Sunday allentbon. thia old world. we haw but - j> |yi •HOGE this thoucht in mind Hr raid ’ " frankly that lie does not like the plan set up by the lawmakers It is nt his request that Carpenter has undertaken n survey in an effort to find n solution to the problem As In nearly all state ijndertak-; Ings these duy«. the difficulty tr. finding a method nt meeting the S i|» rvb Rj^ji cqst without sending tho govern-: ran. ment more deeply into* debt Th™ Urban and Kb-mentary Supem law at present provides, a t2 per i Harry Nrsuun ‘ year head tax on every resident of. 21 years at age or over Every rf.-st- T.-.l' fc SUNDAY — MONDAY A Revised Edition of'Paul Whiteman’* Tri­ umphant Masterpiece— “KING OF JAZZ” ALL IN TECHNICOLOR MANY STARS Zasu Pitta and Thelma Todd in "Maids a la Modp" Adults 25c Latest News Children 10c TUESDAY Ramon Novarro in His Latest Offering, “THE BARBARRIAN” Hollywood on Parade and Snapshots TEN CENTS TO ALL WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY WARNER BAXTER and Large Cast IN TODAY’S SCREEN HIT— ‘I Loved You Wednesday’ COMEDY—"Wake-Up the Gypsy” Adults 15c Latest News Children 10c FRIDAY — SATURDAY George O'Brien °"'^.ZtAS;RAYS “LIFE IN THE RAW” • Cartnun In Nd* rt I'oukle" TEN CENTS TO ALL Coming Very Soon “Tug Boat Annie' Club No :» At f<l<’ hl 11.id. Come und m- tnn Iteiuond Wedhe.’ madrt'kf cream and Mills sr . . round* Sat- ■“’> **• delav hnunq them att-m t 3. abreit 150 attmulng to L v Bnwmrr. the efeaight » k dinner «a* served at cuuut. h*> an adierJiwtA^nt n^zt to register with the Counts’ clerk and pay the fro before Tach March Oot Cttnstock and the Welfare ' : , Director agree that the > cant, / *1...^ be collected U -n It the lax we:.- INTERESTING TIME collected in full. t!:e r. i.-nue *->uld ic u/FI I AQQIIRFH not lx sufficient, they contend 10 hooudcu and.woman, tho i-'.ntc would receive: 0“->lr Sph°°' Comnluton. abesff 15.000 000 a year Welfare ers Arc Meeting This Week Director Carpenter said. "It is prob*at Mt. Pleasant able, howeier. that collection': would average only about 50 tier eent, ■ . "Tlie law provides tha: a p.’nsicu '1f Miehlcan will hold tl*,cir »;o: rmng W a month shall !>?■ r!,'A‘;>'" ’ ? i:i' paid to tvcrji-mdtevnt p>-r.-on of 70.OM.’t r- ter four Ann,-: 7, 8 years ot age, The ftdi-ral certsu.* antl 10 Mn M.iude Smith. *ch i-l: shows, there are 157.000 persons <'»mmi‘*wnrr of tin- ciunty, will above that ag* now in Michigan. If attend. *• . 30.000 of them are dependent and r-rr.nu * ..a very in-: they arc granted an avernae of S2o ’vesting time ami will luv? man*’ a month, the cost would be S7;2i»,. hatuti.-.i p.'rtmninic t-> rural wlxio!: proposed f'nuntinR 1* inade­ quate Say* Counties should Aid, The Governor bclieu-s thur the coiJntie.-i shuuld contribute a pnri <•! the coot- The "bill he will submit nt the special s>‘-::n, therefore will compel the local itnvrrntiwnti*, t« chare the burden. He j* uj-pcr.• d to offering v: »m c annul tee The. foUcwaic jmiqratn xit«n • ' A home talent orchestra com­ posed ■ >f Hany Wooditjaiucc. Freefur unde: DEATH or MRS. HV1FTIU M:> Marj KlUabtth Ham;. aged'neANy St year*, died ut h<A*. .<v!jih .. home. H<h W. (Irand St . i.atty T.W • •* t; In J - . R day morning following a long Hl-'s Kold m<i> .l ness. She i* survived by her daugh-, m 311 u-c- md.*. ter. Miss Gertrude Hampton. . teacher tn tlte Hastings sehoob- I ’ In hituj numbers : devoted member of the RMnche Sirubtr a former church which faitl BLsnrl:.- Troxel of 183.’ C<1 •“ ’,!nc a* ’ire wa ic ;<•.! call »*j atvwrred by N’ldencv Thursday momma at o'clock ” and interment l- to te­ llnx MWie p>asant meme *'* the ............................ at Tipton. Mich. Rev. Jtfhn W >rir.tr Klx».l day* Kitchina. her pastor, will official* aid Martin. Jr. sang « t Sincere sympathy is extended to ,n:e Second Hand Stere 1 'he daughter and other relative's 'i MANY SEWAGE DISPOSAL r,< riay U .....H.m ,r ! 8! ir. m'read a humorous letter from ■ . PLANTS TO BE BUILT • -■ —,p iinal number was a rery inters .'e Board of Hcaltil anti Ulk by State Senator Btnrv G . ■ ' ncr CTiiitl’itic.. Gov-.inuhent Arc Co-oper« The noinihalin;; committee rec ating in the Plan * ‘“G” SCHOOL MEMORY ( l.l II The annual mretlng of the-High' Kchra,! Memory Club will if- .held SMnrday August 1-'. at th<* h-mw of Mrs J-..w Willltt*- xHith H.t.-ung-: with Mt being -prfpared using for it.-:. theme '•Among My Souvenirs" A feature <>t Will Gar- Ul*’ ProPGnn will be My Picture In- q,-.h-with Martha Belwm Be.-idl* >ward Mur- am* Giadya Groat tH-vum u. i Smith charge. All member* ate urg’ d •-> be extended to anyone who t. inti csti'd. • i:v of former teaclient and ah wr • -.<;cd to. knew that right we * .' State authorities . sharp reduction in . valuation of the properly of •.rniiin state. The total- vquabSrd v-Uitr 30.-year was 3Oi4.30A.oO0. This ye pr.-s- is fixed by tin* state bextrd of’cq by all. tion of 178.1521.000 from l;u: o t-.-'ld \ This valuation uUy e.’ir : .pre.iding the 'sta'.: e >ame ; mill fur tho suppor cam.iu ?*"•' and ilw Mirh Tu'.-d.iv.1 FREE! Beautiful Picture of President Roosevelt With Each Pound Purchase of Our U* 23c i.b. 25c ib. 27c McLaughlin Coffee « -. . ► Gem s—< J Feldpausch’s. s t Merido . -► ; Food Market ► “991” 4 —- NRA 25c Sale AU This Week Ivory Soap 4 25c Oranges 216 Size dos. 25c Camay Soap 5 b— 25c Bean Sprouts 2—25c * La Choy Salad Dressing 25c Rice 5 it.-f.. 25c Quaker BUTTER JOINING NRA BRINGS EMPLOYMENT I ,O( Al.I.l tin’s old trewt*. Hl I WO Shultz or Freeport 25c Friday and Saturday 'Only Choice Quality Meats Morgan landing Hnndiiv, August U Sjxtv.uen present. A good time «.is hjid by all ' ILvting* W. C T. U will meet with Mrs Henry Gaskill. 1111 S Jefferson St on Tuesday P. M. Aug. IS. in outlawing fortune telling the justices at Uk Alabama Supreme ■ ’hat m.v court said that the practice was • bewhere condemned a* tar back in hiatory o»1 m»»Tl» run employ ment. bate been Mr «t Ban* tiv pi more a' «30 and quite a largr numCIIH I.E NO. 3. Methodist Circle No 3 will met: Fridas'. Aug. 11. with Mrs. Ketchum et Lake Ajgnr.amn. Pot luck dinner . at one o'clock. Meet al the church -H» At 13:45* tali • Marr Nob'.<>*. s Ute long resii-t Barry tnaiuhip. died August factories in England and Germany, the home her daughter. Mrs. and assembly plants on every conti­ udick. near Hickory Corners nent of world last of the ■Txubasa” is the name of a three­ :! Robert and Sarah wheeled motor vehicle marketed bvl picne-.r residents Japan ui Java It »‘equipped with of that township. an American-made motor. . 2 lb.. 25c Ground Beef Cottage Hams Bonele** Lb. 19c Frankiurts Small 2 us. 25c BeeE Kettle Roast u ioc -Smoked Picnics 11c Veal, Beef and Pork Equal Portion* POUND Feldpausch’s Food Market Deliveries; 8:00, 10:00 a. m., 3:00 p. m. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Phone 2272 �THt HASTTNG8B4-WFP. WEDNESDAY, At'tfTST 9 185* Sporting Items ----------enjoyed by the cum;relation Sunday Matches in tlie Women s Cham- morning Elmer Marlow, •plonshlp Tuumamept a: the Has- Mr aIM| Mr* ArlieTodd andfamllngs Country Club ere scheuuled to, lhe HiiiiBir'. flinnrr ^ mother. . ” ....... ' —• ■ ------------- . , Ib in. bJm, n«in voter. Mrs. >>h Ring lus ctaught< •begin this week. Pairing are us fob joiHI«ahapp, aim am. Floy# TUdd Jous Mrs. Tolhurst vs. Mr» Hurd, went to Mt Pleasant'Sunday. where LOCAL GOLFERS BEGIN - I -O';b I’trer men faced Warner m M.. Mdntyr. V-. Mr? Lane; Md th, ?’ met LrtteT’T.Kld and-famih —...._______ _____________ ’fji,ni rorthvrn Mlcinv PUAiiomue ’uin ucctthe ,helast ,u‘!ufoftiu* ,ll<:tenth. u'“UbJuek J“ckWiunet Wu‘"’’■1 Wrlraix WHcuxv«v?Mt? MrsXfertiirfinMcGuffm;Mr* .Mn UnAMrlUl'lbnlr Mttl find up atruik out. Newton singled-nic vs Mrs Walton , irti’nyed a family picnic dinner to­ tell .wax out trying to steal secund gether . Norma Todd, who has spout Mildred V»b Second Round to Be Played **nd Edger struck out. ACREAGE-LIMITING _________________ Thia Week—Conaolation 8cwe b> ,nnU,,t‘ khk AGENTS ARE BUSY NOW JJ'Vw,.™'"' Indian? *’** ’ Mus Cutlh-rine Spinlillcr of WoodSeries Formed . At the conclusion of the first round Rutland iuuioouoio 3 84 Government Should Provide —----. . w...„ .j?....... KOI;.,—or. for Incroa,ed Acreage of Hie annual champloiuhlp toriui- Batteries. ment a: the Hasting.? Country Club,, liiduiu Moure and Edgei. tor Rut-' ’ land • of Sugar Beets ' tlie results *tood as follow?. .________ | Agent* of the government .’are1 yel^^^^fX LOCAL NETMEN ENTER busy getting agreement* Mg’ued with' wheat und cotton farmers of the. di'lentr.i Dr Carrothera 3 -1; Kim LEAGUE TOURNAMENT country, in wltkli they. >:hal! agree Sigler beat llfcnry Sheldon 9—7; Ken •“ ■ . to a 35 per cent reduction ihjucre*. McIntyre defeated Will Cook 2—1. i Fisher, Kenfledy, Hammond, age Thu is done to prevent u big Cliff Dulun beat Jim Radford I up; —— -Perry and- Crothera, Put­ /jiurphu of tlM-w two crops, which Will Seliader fcnn hum Bob Walton would hq’.i* Io be exported a»d . by djlalt: Carroll McGuflin defeat-! nam Make Up Team would tend to depress the price. A A tennis team compiled a4 surplus of, any crop instead of help- • For the secund mundofthe chain. ,■Dwight vWlgni rwjer . Mlir Kenncay. wo •••' farmer —.............. o Injure* him. He will Fisher. Bill- Kennedy, lx. Ing the u !,le ,01’ »-"»OK»nd. flordun Crothers. Loren »et more from a 25_per cent muller ii'A.i.g pairings John Ketcham v- bjavv aiul-Dcum w repre- crop than from a bumper bumiier crop with Boyea and Devon Putnam is ”'*• lusting* in the Inter-city-no restriction in acreage. Further/-mf tournament of the Central Michigan more, 'he government is pAymg Dolan; Will Srliadcr v-. Carroll Mc•'■■■ Trnnl* League which U now in prog-,u«mrr.? for cutting down acreage uufltn. . — ‘res?. Cltl.-* und town* in Barry.’*>'* «*<■ <'«!*• to the extent of 25 In the first flight scries. Dick Stein Kent, Eaton, hnua und Montcalm I” r cim Tlie immev to pay for br at -Dan Walldortr 7—5; cJharlie ccrtuiHes ire eligible to enter Two , thl* acreage u taken by the governyrari ago local m linen won the ment from tiy? npflen and fo-.I facleaxuc championship and lu.?t sea-;t**rle.4 which ,pwic tlie grain, and .•on tied wiin Greenville fur third-from the cotton nulls i’;f Hie country side by default; place . I which procew the cottun So that »i 4 —-—... - - local M. E. church Monday eve- the Downing reunionMr. and MT». Jama* WOMEN PAIR FOR I R„ land ytns u guest Sunday of Ml* the mna. AugU«l 14. at 8 30 o’clock. Mt. and Mr*. W. Coykgndall of । Margaret. ValenUhe. CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH Benrdriey ot W Wcodland was much I Elton Marlow of Grand Rapif .County Agent Harald Foster will be the Center Road spent the week end of Frank NlckrU and fl ip c1>m:v<- AH’are urged to atteiqf. with their daughter. Mr. and Mr*. Me? Margaret Nichol* of Grand Guy Nash, and family. ‘ Ba pids u-visiting her lutlu r. M. C. Ralph Hen- Nichols, and sister. Mlthiein. . Mr. and Mr? John Bmith enter­ AND EAST CH’N MARSH. , turn' d relatives trom Canada lu*t Mr. arid Mu. Charles Greenburg of Martin and Mr ahd Mrs Harry CI<Wu«r anaNfamlljr ot Detroit were. IP Urt ;^nt Bunday with tin- Inf- jdMlors of the girl:-- mother. Mrs. tor Mr. and Mri G. Fislu-r. Cram, nt Heber Pike’s Sunday. ■ ; liu'-.ir., Reber Pike entertained Saturday M; and Mr.- Let lie Daniel' and and Sunday thl-Cogswell und ■ • Sunday Morgan Gillespie of .Htotings 'abo friends P..:H. Tli'.tu-ii.-ile. lake, uttempng Ituni cnicago Cecil Hanson, wife and \ biting with relative* at Mr. and Mrs. fl. A McCa have relatives visiting at their (.land. Mrs Whisler, the sister who hu been very sick, is gaining slowly. Eyeteeth are thecanit!* tetth. Ji eyeteeth ’ implies that the individual is wUje awake. Shop Penneys 1%-,. r: -d J"" .................. .. <i-v SM1U u h.,n« nmr wtu, l-.r 11..' <»rn»4.-W UmlM ■ Oiiille SuylM, 4—2. the other. The touinamrnt con--have bren racing th.- crojwFamine. tor the second round will ... I "J, - ..I.u ?7I|4,- -H-UUH * ■ ■ -- -- ........ - r —. --- ..... ........ . be a, follow.'•: Dick Stem vs. Charlie ..... mat ‘h. each imitch eounting lor ope for many years and have lout money I Ml'' Hurihtti- Wuild vs Flunk An-'’ .point. Bo far Hasting.? has win II '•> that It is only fair that li'-lli Glare Dr Con vs. Dr. Hoyghton;'• and lost seven games. Bunday thejthey should be, cumpemui.htl now Wilur Ijiix- vs Jim Mason. r in th., in t r./uiui .nutnh! < ***’*’ P^i'cra- defeated Ionia here ••Iwh' ii they need it. I 1 WWW n-m Thcrrb Mr OT whtsb Urwill pray u <:6n.MiIatiuii- wi'ii'.? and a,ul donl.i, |ijuvernment >hould make no re­ jr.'iringa are as tolluw*: ... Eisher and Hammond make up ’-trictiohh. On-tbe contrary, the gov(Thampiunship conMilattun ihe singles team tor Hustings while , • rnment ought to encourage it? inGwaiyt ur Vi Ituy Uubburd; Dr Currtitlifrh v;<. . .Henry Sheldon;. Will vn -Ptithum alternate on tiici’rop ’We are producing In the Cook vs. Jim Radford;'Bub Walton double*. • j United Shi(>'* only a small fraction vs Don Tolhur.i. ' •‘•“'tar the people uf, this Ftret Hight crinMilatiuu: Dan Th'-Caledonia ttnm which played '•! Walldurn ■. Di . ■, Jun Iron- here F'riduy contain.? Hu-only worn-:country consume .It the American .in player hi the leiigiic, Mi.v? Jiv*'- ; !*• oplv and tile Aineilcun gwvernphUi| Nolan, paired with her faUiwill co-dperUtc In tne matter, Sayles. bye. er. Ray Nolun. proprietor ot tli«!thte c.iun'ry can supply all our suidrug More al Culcduiila. die aUo to »“‘r- bvcailM? our fanners run raise POSTUMS DEFEAT U Strohs Opponent In tlw double;. ;U» tin- sugar !>«. »-> needed to fllinhe ' (sweet tooth ot America Thereby we INDEPENDENTS 13—9 inatche,?. - Grand Ledge nctnwn Will play Would become indepejirkut and in­ Unusual Performance Turned here some afternoon next week, tin' 'e«ally hundreds of thousands ot date hus-not been dennilcly aj-jAmerican, men und women would in by Padrone^.Hnstinga .niKi employment, irung''d as yet The Ledgers ore cfnejhud enqiloymcnt. ana und mwiu millions or of lucres would be profitably used. And 'of the best teams’in the league. ' »"'• Twirler (bee! sugar L. equal to ciim- sugar in 'made ‘ PRESBYTERIANS WIN FROM ST. ROSE 16—11 turn nine o: Hatt Sun- cure. A big' Big i*«Ktuins a ’ Cdbaii t wirier. Fourth Inning Cinches Game for Victors—Losers Stage Game Rally WHEATACTTOBRNG >779 TO COUNTY A big fourth Inning that brought ; in mil'' ruris was responsible fur tlie (Continued from page one) n h:tf but n<-i>ith«l<-.ji struck* Prcibytrrlaiv 16 to 11 victory uvet lifu-vn Pm.turn batsmen. Tlirre‘ ’ the St. Raw indoor bxwball team in Restricting w; h e a t . production i the diallvni’e game at the Ian ’ down to the minimum required for •r iv'hiilt d out ,:r2un<lTrld“v cV’’n»'S would mean The Catholic, team started things . domestic - -- — consumption ----------- - —— going by putting across three kun? «u‘t,n8 ’•'* J*’r 0,11 ’[ t,u' ■»’**•-»t :um duogc aejeape In tlds country but the guv­ .n^r ,1 «... «... lh. > l1"' "!««'« '“"« b“' ..Xi S S.toirlk™!’ •* »«": "> r . eminent only require.. a'MINIMyM cut of not nioie than'20 jier v-nt m..„ 'he i'1'or. pu’ ucro-? two runr ! Presbyterian.? wonted up to their KI-MW the ■ “« «“>"« «“■ of safety again-?l drouths, ,ld. un4S-.IT I, . Il4,siwt,.; Demote """T1 con.-umptian. etc. SsuKlIer lor fl.n’S. Cr-vk ' !*’ "" !' >-«*« '<» « usual Although a banner has to cut One U 'I.- l,-4lun-:. oi she «use "."Y R.«- Inlkht puu acreage by not more than 20 per' us a great catch made by’ McCann. cent to get a tonus. he must raise ' rapid order before their rally could be checked. ’ • ।;at least enough to meet iua share of-i i Everybody had a lot of fun tn- i. Uie quota for domestic consumption eluding the spectators who. ju?t! and thin.'-as already staled, repre- i about tilled the bleacher*. Tin? Ptcv-; .MT.U a MAXIMUM cut ot 46 jar’ bytcrnln Young Peoples’ Orchestra iccent. To meet the provisions of the I threw in n fuhe how and then to ?act. farmers must agree to cut their1 acreage liven things up 1iwheat “------ ------------ by - nt - leaqt -?-?, --20 ■ peri cent may even curu? cut a? hiith as 40; 40 Although there was nothing dur-;ct 'nt and ,"“1 tuay ing the game quite m> stiectucular as lM’r renu Thu* it n funner makes । .. Roy Cordes’ now famous swan dive a cul “f 20 l’cr rent. 35 per cent, 37 ® catch "T rather miss of a catch! .J**W “«>>' amount up to 46 Padrone, p. .. SlBtiKet Savings­ * These Blankets Were Purchased Ahead of the Rising Prices. Prices Quoted^ Will Be Only For Our Present Stock. Too Good to Last Long! Over-size — Exira Weight Plaid Blanket Warmth, Quality, Wear,and ‘‘Early­ Bird” Savings Too f -thank N, <6oodne^ VJE STOCKED UP \AT T’ENNEY^Z Deep Nap Here’s yOttr opportunity to get a lot of blanket for-a little money—but we can't promise to maintain this price a iter this Blanket shipment is gone. A ’’ikep nap" blanket, full 72 x 84.size, heavy wei plaidedJn evil, rich tones. Sateen bound. Big—warm- This price on present supply only! Full Double Bed Size 66 x 80 Sateen Bound Binding *1-79 ese low prices will soon be post history! Pair A Small Depbsil Will In­ sure You of These Prices. pulled a high-speed, head-on col- (complying with the provisions of the “■ Union during the hist inning which “djustment act. caused Mufirthlng more than a flurry' B',nibe.s wilf be paid only on the 11 of excitement i basis of production required for do"i Harold. Nfcttjpn. Hastings’ regular I"1'•1'"' consumption. Thu.? sup”i umpire. pUiyecf slmri stop for Uie'l**4' lhat a farmers average proPresbyterian,? and at. nl one Umc » thr<c three year period and ‘ Piesbyterimv. time wjd'ieUMWM or jduclmn over a (. another* during the game directed adjusted tb tho county’s tiW-year: at heads <41 of .the iril;-- -? '• 14 biol;. 1? ■!rI..m.i'.Ml ... the OVUM* Ui- if.io 4-1 - '................. ......... -- -- of -• 1 ealh'is ” all'of the pungenl mver-''Hiving al average quota.? will be i tlves that have been Hirown his way ‘ Xplained in detail by the county ( IX lTitnec. p. during the years he hils wined us1'*1”’"1 «’“» »»** Assistant during the . ‘ tenth" man '.-o Charlotte says' on . meellng.? scl-.Vduled between Aug. 9; , tlie local bkiwball nines. As the old ।1,1 InclOlve!. Now 54 per cent ; saying goes. Newly was "Making |Qf tHW imnl or 304 bushels u the (ihny while the sun was shining.’’ And '-’timatr-d amount needed for do­ he took In a bumper crop! Imcstic consumplion and is the Al CnmnillKl ikiniAIUC ' CtarJc O'Donnell knocked a home!maximum number of bushels on ALuUNUUlnl INUIANo run -or it would have been if he which the government wtB pay u WIN FIVE STRAIGHT hadn't forgotten to slide. ‘ ^nu.' to thU jKirlicular farmer. ■ , A toft indoor baseball with -loU. Bupjxwiug that the farmer decides ---------- Indians" - ---------------of backspln on It is a mighty tricky cvmply with government regula-i The ‘‘Algonquin stretched their winning streak to object to hold—no many of the field-! ««w "”d cut* acreage 20 per cent , er* found. As*umfng a ficrmal crop, this repre-1 five straight games hut Sunday by Herewith is the starting line-up pent* “ reduction of about 1191 defeating Rutland five io Hirer in bushels In *producUon or a total | ten innings. The Indian.? scored one of each team St. Ro*e—Darrow. DavU, McCue, crop of 475 bushel.?. Tlie govern-1 run in the tint, two tn the third, and two l|i Hie extra sesatoii. while O'Donnell. Corkins. Foley. Fighter/ ment. howey-r. will pay a bonus on Ruthmd oollreted three, one in tlie Goggins. Clarke O’Donnell and Hor- i 3M bushel? only or the amount re■ ner. jquired far domestic consumption. Aras, fourth and ninth. tn the firs: inning, Fisher leadinj:. PresbyteHans—Newton. DeVries.!This means that this particular otT-for the Indians drove a single to James. Hawthorne. Coleman. Wal-I firmer will have 171 bushel? surHernia w<.. plus to sell at own open rnnrk.-t market lirlee* prices. If left field and went to second when ter*. Harold Newton. Walton. Wy- IlltL? this farmer Cuts his ’acreage 20 per Rose bounded-out, short to first. ' benign and Moore. Tlie score by innings is os fol­ cent, has a poor growing year and Hackney singled scoring Fisher. obtains a total yield of only 3M Roberts filed out to right Held, and lows: . bushels, the government will pay a Main struck out. Matthews first up Presbyterians bonus on all 304 bushels. If op the for Rutlaiid popjied to second, Bel-. 6L Rose other hand, the farmer cuts’ his ecu struck out and Salhck singled, acreage 46 jier cent, has a bumper stole second unmolested ami on his iGOLFERS PLAN STAG crop and a yield of My 400 bushels, attempt to steal third scored when DINNER THURSDAY he will still receive a bonus or^ the Keller threw the ball into left field ] 304 bushels only. Burgdof! .struck out to end the inA club tournament' followed by a Regardless of yield, the govern­ ntng. ......... In ... the ..... evening ........... .. Is ...------sched- ment »|l, will pay ua bonus only on the Two more runs were scored by the sing dinner uled for men golfers of tlie Hastings j amount of wheat required to meet Indians in the third on successive singles by Rrr-e, Hackney, and Rob­ Country Club Tiiureday afternoon; me domestic quota. an<f evening. Play will commence at --------------——-----erts to end their scoring till the. COUNTY LINE. tenth. Rutland collected three more- 3:30 o’clock in the afternoon and | hits in tlie fourth to account for one lmU^TMWo‘^k“r'Cd“raeUme( Mr and Mr*. Fred Rehor and children of Canton. Ohio, made calls run. and evened up the count in the j around 7.00 ocl^-( ninth by scoring another. After two , were out Salllck walked and stole PATS COLORED NINE TO PLAY HERE wntviwn* SATURDAY -•union at Charlotte Sunday. second and third on two pitched balls and scored when Raw let the ’ ----------Mr. and Mrs.McLeod Gilbert and McLeod and ■ Mr. and KBs. Gilbert bail get away. Two games are on the Indcpend- family ot Woodlahd and Mrs. Emma Hackney first up In the tenth ents' schedule for over tlie week ehd. Lucas of Lake Odessa called to sec walked and stole second and scored Pat’s Colored Giants of Battle Creek [ Mrs. Carrie L. Oerilngcr and Mrs. on Robert's double to right. Moored wjll be here Saturday and Charlotte I Lula Winkler Thursday. singled to score Roberts but was out; on Sunday. Padrone will be on the) Mrs. George Benner, who came to trying to steal second. Maia struck mound against Pat’s team while her mother’*, Mr*. Lena Brodbcck’s. out. Bowman singled, and Keller iPreston will attempt tb hold the*funeral last week will make an ex­ pupped to short. Charlotte baUmen in check. ' ’ tended stay with her father here. Wizard Single Cotton Buy! ° . Earl Coleman Here’s One of the Best Blanket Buys You’ve Seen! and liob waltofi l*r <'«”U bi wheat Plaid Blankets acreage, he is Don’t Let Rising Prices Catch You Napping! $j.79 y Weight., Buy plenty bargains! Pair 100% . Marvelous! Full double bed sue, heavy weight, sturdy quality, cotton plaid with stitched end*. Launders and wears welt Wool Blanket Lots of folks thought prices were never going tip—but n-ht they know better! Bfanket 1ftices arc already !.:g1:vr—but ??-. jiunped in ahead of tlie rise—and here's yDur chance to proht on our foresight—if you buy at bnech ■' Pure NEW wool—<" - in 'Ix-airtifui tints. (/> x sateen bound—line value! Cosy Plaid BLANKET Warm, and oh- *o handsome! luxury. $>98 98c USE PENNEY’S LAY-AWAY-PLAN Right Now Your Money Buys More! 83% Pure Wool' 4^ BLANKET WE DO OUR PART CLOSED WEDNESDAY NIGHTS This price can only be maintained on our present supplf—higher after that! Thermo • Weave with strong cotton-warp for less .shrinkage and more wear. ALL WOOL filliag. 70 x 80. silk bound, combinations or beautiful solid colors. JC.Pen n eyCO. OPEN Saturday Nigbl Until 10 p.m. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AVGUST 9. IMS , PAGE FOITH 'T't U Hee must .v-sume that silence is an TT The Hastings Banner admS4tton ot ^u. n the commls. r WniB«.4*>. Mon were functioning aa it should, it • _ uwld riot be wry difficult to prove -i ,, ri llr. Fitzgerald s sUU-menU unttuc \ ...------- — and members of tho commission as ■u uiiii.ix u-ell as responsible officials of the _ <u,e aanunmratton iwho sliould stur,1"' ^’’ have al least a slight Interest in ■— —“ ginij! government* would be anMuus ' ,n c'*‘ar ihqpiwlve*. But not a " thing ha* brm done. 4<<Mlls • if tjw utility ccmpanka wish io u> work in tlie mu-rot of high ra>they haw the right to db *o." but there u no juatlfiratlvn tor carrying form of u state utility* v.mon. Better dHband the cum- Blue Eagles, Kansas Answer*-Kidnapper*. Hastings St-irer Co-Operate. , POLITICAL LOYALTY. . , * An Aufwcf. Frank A. Picard. Saginaw lawyer ’who ... head* Cdmstnck*. Blue Eagles arc springina up .all ---- Oowrnor ----- -------------State Litpi.»r Cpntr.u Commission, through" the biuinek* dbinci indi। !■’ • U.K ago : .t<.d thut > ruling that factories and stores hen M:- _c<ffistrx-k bccaiue the latter haslarc guiug to do liscir bit in hulpm : The pnesidem c.iur»k<- to stick l<g such devoted tf ; ' NRA■ ’ along * — : 1. a l.-aiah I • «»-• Then Mr . ms Jo be getting wonderful co!•.. j.-.I '■> f«*y that O>m- o •raiion. which is rather remarkli- considering the ridir.il departdlt . .. ,------- in- urr of his nmltfi from she • risked il«e CHncrnor u •,r.div.rtu«i9m tradition* at our «.*• und d-ytiud frw-nd-but *» ij.m Ably aosuting tlie preaxh-n* to u* that the Loafty apd de-(hu.eral J-<hn*un. grho is having « f fnrmbhip manifest-d by zi'neuferable nieces* whipping baiearnur i» ail ’award Izrtwrt ky industries into brie. ■ can t help but wonder h other fancy lugh-pnccd c« .FOR BETTER MOVIES - Iwmor 61 tb» kliase* fiimjMon of Al-*! a O ITT II MAPLE GBOVK legan The welling was pav-ed with Mn Francis Evans spent last card* and a very pleasant lime en- week in Ohio and attended the Wulf! reunion while there . . Tne many frtvnds |n this city of Mr and Mrs W C. Clark and Mr^ Helen MliUpaugh. will be• Wayne Merkle spent last we.-k a' plriuod to learn that she has ae-' Saul: Str Man.- and other point* 1 cured a very lucrative pdsl'.icn w>‘ of Internal in Northern Michigan TEN TEARS AGO TOD£K Mi - W D Moorman goe# Satur- first luslstatii in Uie Petoskey High", Mr* Bob Elusion. Mn. Frank Nor• • day4-*-Ar..i.-» l^ke.lor a u»H wltl .school. and G’.coU spent Monday after। Tiie' MU-w-a Little Lake and IdaJ ton r. Mrt.. Hugh Marks, and noun ut the H. E. Chancv liwnc in per little Krandd.iugh:rr E church in place .of C. 8 Wy*t Vcrmbijivillr’. . Mi. ant! Mr* Pete HnlTman und Mr ujul Mr* E O «o-h and Whitcomb and Craw-, Victor jant Sunday willi the-Gkii Patricia Anne, of BratnA:mnull family *i Hickory Coritriw er<l. Minm-A'ia. returned Ttu'.-duy. Harold returned home with them lor "rt' .' •|','nuing a t> w ,wc«-fo. wvh Mrs I! ":'" I-4renl-' Ms anil Mrs M A chnonlville FIFTY-SIX YEARS AGO TODAY. •nd Mr." Arthur Ohorn .1 mill, refitted and it- mother, Mrs. Lplu Gray. ill YrundThe old red null, dpt mgs were guest* of her fmnbiwd. is ready for budiic . Ml..* Nellie Shu.-u-i, <u i'ix-"ulrti;tmnl for th<- iron Inidu • , „ - . . r, T V.’ •■fc ........... — ' • ’• L......... being bull! for the ,l,,r-u> «nd Mr ami Mrs Bub E.. h: i n n't •mi’-d the smith reuntaat &m. .Springport and Laiisuijj to vi*i: i 7.,; <.’ 1^., i ’■ . 'duwinC T..ornaiu>.i Sitijdny ....... ... n . 1 /~>1 T/iis and That litlCKWClTU QjlClHCCS; Views and Opinions; What Others Say Mr P.r,»rd s k.tid ot INnc 1‘ crowd* lids Mr Picard to a DemoiMKn'rd to public tifhee by a local majority agreement.- ai considerable proper:v datniig* is jirftUibly a more violent t io employed in hold his Job.— Hits of Yesterday ' . LACEY. Mr and Mrs. Erway Harmond Sunday afternoon callers at tlie cb a ll0nM, ln cenu-r ■ r.ic Briggs L A S. wilt give'.their aa cream social for this year. Thunduy evening of this week on­ n„t (aJd Doster Im In Lacey A program eunabtlpg ot .music and pj*r* will t* presented 'nle Brigg* .-tthool will lipid their annual n-upliip on' tlw _ school grounds Thursday. August 17. Tin- Vil*m- and Beatrice ir.Uni:;,: al ieim husjUUI. spent sevliit-ir gian-liunUu-r Mr*. Lottie Hen­ Mrs. FlOiefico Bobeoek. ip com­ pany with several other* ut till* loculily. will accompany Frank Green "lgB[) n a-sli ’*d - i - inKlripthn-iii<tf.:Mlchrtll|nitlu{ by. way of Chicago, M: ami Mr Joliii. Smith visited wh,.It. tjwy will ViMl tile World s relatue:- m Th:«f Hlwr- last un)i. -p),,.’; vv;n-et to leave Thurs- Hiigii-Jamvou of Bld 'Rapid. w\-r. vl/.ii rs at the home «> Mr. <i:;d. Mt;' Win Norris. last week. Mr. Margaret Frvvahtn 1 Sat unlay lor Canada nma r|>. farm of 1 Mrs Frank Nothin’ .mid Ct sl-ter, Mr.- answer to kidnappins 4,1|v’ • ’ lt» the tint. 1JUIAI.IZE1) ROB8EBY 1' \ . . • ■ -u-r ;• « crvaCdcal ni‘*n eMivictcd tlyre “f-; ? .!-.. aTi-.g the tag abuul*a'e began to bi Mar* daugrijurr. Mr. Hu.-link' Hutjw-t rflut ‘hurchtll of Middlrtilk' i$ III* unrle's. Ixioa PotU', Biiwlin 3 wnUmcnt u solidly lintnd -j-jjej ■*. «t kidnapping. Severe acu >n by Mr. at will be universally' aph , Ha knm: <if Mendon • . . guwsL. of Mr.» Sarah tn nu td gambling m< p.'<»V-' >:«e racing and prufnsaxm.il n.- by nrotcMbkual acynblom Eaiiiht und family and - add "wife attended the Ii.m,4 i.udlnii Saturday at ■|<l(ili v:lic Hunday ii und family attend- «<n hen? thru Mi:, 'films’: mvius a NEW POSTAL SAVINGS RUI^ES CUT INTEREST iorir.d rt^eurch work ro:;n<‘cteu ‘•.ii:,h an ment, of this kind and th :.-.i>in«-r prvfmraUi'it is Marled tin. to note the oj'.nivti-of Edward T. FiUgeiaid. a nx;t.:> . of Hi- turftmiasibu wiu at pn-entis recovering A Quolatioii Ptpiwck rcdu.ir.g i \vn.\I iviulCL Will Forfeit Interest Unless GO Days Notice of With­ drawal is Given I.Y«rv swe in Hasting* HvM up • !h»- opening and rawing hairs ■•j think ■nates lid consuining pu Lmtn dccir-Km a Ing ■nn'JWf’iii i abandluunenr of imp! to buck the maturity, makes this town, a mure lie unnw •m< Thi- m rtianv ph*-*-twl-inci-mr by much alt Wl.llr <|o<lb'.l<->i poMihlc not lung a.* can by' tolerated |h an eu-convui fUtnativv answer, tlie admlnntfalurn a Dodge, wlm n»«ni • f ederal sentence for l JOpp K th’irt; A Quarter Century of Progress BK he. uh! le- Aupenn’« ndent tructum. It did ; VOn that lie 4411 bmu d-.n in; outlined Hoar, oait' t down of ’tail ;w •■*fr ami in thi* conn raped his MORRIS O. HILI , Haaling* JERRY ANDRUS, Hasting* ■ ROBERT F. HESSMER. Hatting* State Mutual Redded Fire nisy. Insurance Co. ornci; ~- cnuncit , .» which hand -naming home j st micii an ' impt ntcnli^ned in our edit he u aomettyng eb* W-> pr ■ » believe that Iw t» the forme.Lmbtedfr Mtiw fund- will •»•d to run the school*—al'.hough WHEN YOU LOOK AT A BOTTLE OF MILK Pungent Paragraphs You Cannot Tell Whether It Is Clean Or Not. A Test Is the Only Way That Will Tell »ptrrt of I.E WEI? tnllk of Its kind h produced in tichlsan—or any other Stale. Repeated -I! ami. r t-.' min tn otfice. a lot ha;d-r tn t" »rythtng when actusily tn ofh • : :• i> «tj to make fi»fii'riteci csmptign aU’ements. fniKhi r.rrt uncomntnn to do anything ■ ibotii them when elected and see it‘walking crime ■Alicmu ■Peiu..i ■ Minv we keep uacting here‘arid there I ~ that the horse u finning hack. May- ‘ <,hBrgc --ar.e otip-ra Just us *enou*- oc that will mean more stable em'' openly. To date no person connect payment.—Boston Herald. ' ed V.ihiiu 4<imWJtr»tJon has jvtn. The mam trouble with frw attempted to Ueiiy that they arc un- is tha>, while van- fr$e. ft ttnp. To fj£h a case ?i this, the pub-' veriz,—Bcs-cn Hcyald. ll u in'tiie future. rd th.tl milk containing MOKE than iia.sgSiMm the Ul.li'uul. Dairy l* the Hairy in this section per milled by the by the Ulate to protfet the public health and fnend* here tills will be glad tn talk with you • world* biggest power plant' raised thereby atibnicrstng rapids which I had made the Dnieper river useless for navigatibn. ■s of the various film, duec at a moment**: The Via Appia. or Appiart Way. from a train whistle Italy's famous, highway bull: by Apburkmg dog plus Claudius, u ZMO years old. Wtlhanv. Mrs Ella Bowen and Mb* Adda Jordan left for Chtcago Mon- Mu* Maude Stebbins and rousin. Belle smith, of Detroit returned; from Wail lake Monday. Mt" Smith will remain In the city atnut t io -ee'n before returning honi*. ; r.> m*»ls on air liners ,. ' Minnetohka' mean* a large body Mis Berths-&ntky gave- a six three yean ago. ■ of water. o clock tea Saturday aiteruoai xb' THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY PHONE 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, ProPr. HASTINGS, MICH. f �W THE HASTINGS BANNER WEDNESDAY, At'GUBT 9, 1IM I spent Sunday at their Wall lake cot-1 sum of 131MDOiX) was axpected from|working far a corporation on a sal- MICHIGAN PRHMKFQJ a three per cent sales tex upon tlie ary of-9I0.OW. would have paid m 1 1OH” rnUttllJCJ TO ar BE~ n,A BIG rt OIL ' purchase of necessities by fne pub-, nothing ------- .... except ,1a three - -----------------per cent taxTA *‘ 1SATE ' A family gathering w*a held at th* ‘ on his« miH-has. purchase* which would apply lie. 97.50(1000 from a three per cent " n hl *tL~. —-----, Mr snd Mrs Cell Van Auken horn* tex on personal services of doctors, ■Ito to tha garage owner , Big Ouaher, Spouted 1,000 otl Sunday in honor of their daughlawyers, dentists, repairmen, plumb­ A 110.000 profe’-sor would pay Par nftn, wv.«n p,r.» 1 ,er Mr* Rhea McIntyre, of. Flint. erg. blacksmith*, cobblers, carpen- nothing but the dentist who grati- Rhla Bbla. Pf r Hour When Fir«t ; ls visiting here (Continued from page one> Irra, painters, and every other Indi­ uatedrunder him and practiced hl* Brought In I Mr and Henry Gray and , . . vldual in the state who holds him* profession v>uid pay on hl« gross That Michigan ix tn .family attended a family gathering itaic m general penalized. । compuifd and ,ramp«<.d .na a" «» revenuaa rennw. front from „u „„ receipts -evm though hl* rent and Tnat Tna’ Michigan is to became a s,indar ln honor of the former1* । wmrrua fUhar h on H im -al-. I.t .. . . _ ____ ___ _ AThe currefit purpose budget cover- i sources other than the Mile* tax sujipliM would hast taken most of large producaz. of oil u shown by the jautcr. Mrs Emory Graves, and hus/nb state department* trutltuUotuL i hAd beJn estimated, It was found a thirc-trntli* of one per ctnt tax ha lamp. . . brin«ln,i£li a big will -------just wxith bgnq o; olcnnic. Michigan at „ the colleges and the unlrer.-uty' adopted, that not sufficient money was in on manufactured products i ■People I vpic uriniuu Demand Z'roicr*. Services. — east . or ~ Clare, ---- in Vernon --------- town-jjume ------ iiww 04 of a>r* Mr. i.uiu Lulu ui«) Gray near Mapic Maple by Die ID3I le.il'lalutc amounted to'sight to wi|x- out all tlie state proji... ...... puipt ....... wluch ... should ■. ... be.re. . ahin tiabrlla eiumtv __ Center ... _ Ail ... .. Another »hip. Isabella county. Tl,» The wall well I.',. isjunwe the .. brothers and. •.«u<nl.uuu all an of ui this Muaivriy ia* <-• ■* the tne inivrrnor governor hoped nopru. . t,’e Jn’ nppruxlniatcly I2V.OOO.OCO | ei ly tax niembend In cemircllon with state * real gusher There wa* some dif-puter* were present; about thirty Vim ---------- •»- — ----- was ..... un being provide-* pru-.i.h-d by ■*n state tax, Consequently 93.500.900 levied 'l'l:,,'tel nteie»U t.f the itnte iiavlng vied against of the again*! the properties _____ of lhe for the partial support.... r,„ unlvrr- "lrtr state lax wiped uwajr and their cx|icn*c and state taxes, whether ”fulty rX|*fLcn<?tL,n cttnlro,llnx 11 partook of the picnic dinner, .... ^... ..... --for ----------1 ..Htate . .. . 1«-*| taxes cut in the middle and property or sale* or any other fortn 5™" “ ume T yleM ,WM a thousand Owfng to the Belletue cclebraUon state The 1933 legislature these .... «ity und Michigan colleg.-. , whlJe thc barrel* per hour It is estimated the Briggs reluxil reunion will n.X same purpo*.■:. appropriated 119.- right-tenths of a milt having been more bv the 15-mll> limitation and .. nt of tlie ‘h*1 “te ,wfn '* OTn-i ^-r a produc-1 held August 17. ' to the tune’ ot only demand for rdreiiUamt-rri 000.000 but was forced to add to tills reserved by the stab- for just UH* Ila n bring taxed . ,, .4.s...K jm pu-.. .w. i c.irtffnif?. there th u no Jto‘« at ’’•«« a -- ---------- .,«» ,— sum to make up for deficiencies'tn possible, emergency. Tills left then under the proposed .1-10 taxing BAnRYVll I F I*, .ri.im.., « ita P...WU l«»- US-won u <l» poniu. man of one firr Cent tux Willie the indi­ i< ..i’.'.on In the dr'toahd tor new lor a Urni' It ts high grade qtl An. und ie«lr<l iiu-.s —of uf -spenqmrWI n.'ir • Tn thte this |(| interesting sidelight onLeebov< this big nd* over year period which amounted to ap- to be depended upon from lulll tax. vidual who bi ... .. . his bench to — — and — added (h(j .a<.well u.p , Mr* lur Uthlop u ln NMxhville proximately gio’oo.ooo Tliere G<-- ,ci taxca. insurance f, T *°5n muter me- Yiu Urr |«oply riot tternsehi • . ffarc to halt "tend of Governor Comstock. 1* the ; ^ing for the little grandson who M "rp-.iatioii .jMuaiK.n luxco. numsnee and ■■» ......... j ........ - ;..• r,1 - *‘....... irieno oi x.ovcrnor i.omswcK. is ‘ l“r “-“r gno<uu«i wow j yJJe Itaencle* were Ute direct result of yXm^A^nT'V^tevXd • * «S-1^ *“ **—r'eVai. * -------- - a\'n, ‘ L.r.TTe company which!®™* president which ca,nt to to fire **** with *'llb Mr and an<l Mr* Mr* Hu**U------- anTgraare — - .. r and their co-labtlie tnad race nf spending la*’. »in- -Preside,.: , of the twj cause ., namely, failure to appro­ ,-jmpany I bert Lathrop c— in oilier fij-ldr dig into liufcr ter which did not mcej opposition.' ®-----w”* «u’hrr “rrrA 1,1 priate ttifflrienl sum* to meet actual for previous ycara. tlie latter being orera ■ The Mi.'s Helm WilletU. Ruth meager earning* far 97 .nOO.INMh Th* There was :>t a iingt* effLrt made * ,a -' * n option on u considerable demand* and inability of Uic tax­ eMimated ut 92 000,000 — ' lie - m*™* e«zmn«* । Thi* Mudge and Tita Dfn.more spent payers to pay the taxes levied for 000,000 ifcduetcd fl'ffil n»v ilw n>,»a total lcgl»!aturr rejected the mainline- t(J cut a tlayroll. nd- v the number 5£rr“‘‘: 'i1, ,l,,‘Immediate- vicinity wmen included inciuaru deflctences acnciciicv* -~'r * t',x »' 1"UU* to the uf r-inplojer or tone down u Tills wouldnidltete that the Oov- Tuesday in Kalamazoo state purposes. A slump in thUcel- uuiiuet builget which Miss Ramona Foster of Helena. amuunte,| m to sau.iuuw, *»700000, nil |, ft wi.i.*13.. ><’bby•, as churged but because the M-rvicT. which did not me t violent "n®r„» laqrous revenues bImi lud its part aiiiuuiiirc, .; . . Ohio, is vuittng' with h< r counn. to give Mr . Comstock * rampatini a' 100,000 to come come from from ttethe- revenue* revenues memla r* could-not liX.,000 to r»uld-ran we ree the u>.. equality equality . ;>pn*ition And in a'idi’ion to there tn lhe creation ot this de He It . grAMi boost In tlie future as in the Heber Foster, and family ... .. - 'there came Uie demand for.state aid ... । \ .... suchsaira a tax and so .urr< toj..leave v> i.in- ocrivru irciin hit of retail , ‘ Therefore, without any new|jwnd- (ax Jake FVrest and daughter. Mrs. part. them out along with tin garugc inc­ far rhoal> In sums a« high at SM • Ing «t any kind any possible ravings ! Kilpatrick, uf Vermontville, spent made by the Montpiuei writb-n into . Goxfbf admlni-.tratlon of tlie sale* Hiaiiic and lhe watch reimtr ii ni (x/O/MXl as urged by. *".rm an<t the ; Thursday with Mr. and Mrs Heber the 1933-IU35 budget were wiped out lax iiniM be call <>Iat<-d und possible “,,ul u tetter plan can L.- worked di-mand for s tale support of tlw tinleakage in collection retiniatcd. thi* ou' Mr und Mrs. H'rble Wilcox acidled io twice t^ic. 912.0<X>,<M0 finally dtstrict hud the plraaing surprise bringing the probable revenue* from Fact* MHight. Sunday of a visit from two cousins <xiir.|>an;ed Mr and Mr* V Norton Right now facta are te-ing gath> made avuiiable. Had tlyre been no ww taxes created the bill u\ drawn and then intended mid Margery to Marshall Saturtu_boiidm1nisU<red down to around cred from every industrial o ntcr ti Irani' 4 that Adam*. how much thr indnsfunds Inn k to the counttr* ami rnuMixlamt s Kenneth and Keith Nor? in turn niclixiltiies mid achouls a* contem­ ton and Bat bat Govern* plated under the welfare and school 912.<xm.ixxi demanded for welfare and fitted from tin diminution of the the. proce.«. and tjure’ is alway. । aid bills, the i.tuta lux for 1933 would liuHtrd upon by lhe federal author- stnte property tux und from a torn-, large community sale In Hillidaie. nothin, „ room for one more. No need ot mennothing cent of federal m -local ----------taxation of ncrrMity Imvrtteen JuM abaut as itle* before' - ...........a — ........................ — uld pubory - ndurtu.n ............- --• Mr ami Mrs Arthur Lathrop of train tia- (toning the very happy meeting and it sl.*«f ip lUJl except I hat tlie leg., would be prombcl marie a total of under the 15-tnul ‘ limits from •> 'in >> T<* Prairieville sp.pt t.'a week end here ir. In the day .‘.ja nt in rvmimu-enre*. •hlattiri • ■mere than 925.090.000 l<> come.ftoot f’arlk return* from th'.-, survey. It is ava(|y ot prn in Kinking u- appropriation* or pnvi- The Brisr- Ladies' Aid Society •Aith relabels and Ruvmond Own luciu the rale., lux reviinus before uny- already uppurvut that no three- te"1 n' T*v— returned home with them for a vt*q, of tribute are >i»!n«oriint an 10c cream festival' thins could lx- made uvnllablc tor tenth-, of one per cent Ls going to k-g or sonic (Aber t< By clipping out.thi* adv. and Mrs Cora Fasw.-n u in Nashville n. be held on Thursday evening, pub) hool 'aid The ‘ale* tex balance this *avjng bringing it in xvith you we the situation regarding Augu-t io on the Gerald Doster d more than 940MOJDOO in Aimtlwl fart which bothered those. had tin *1 it< • mt n •• i to I at • •; will credit you 10c on the ’ who MHight tu product an adequal- ’•»’ - laf- budget i.iid the new la»n at Ia»c<;y Special music und i i I I Mrs Thera Nuclei supported program r» tn pn p.iration. . • liud Hu- tax levy for ltn:i kin in and equitable taxation nu-iu-ure Is function' taken c.vi •pray. Your Container her» toforr About forty from thi* locality went s-Tljatcher act. the same amount u. in |y.H and if tlu- mandate ■ r the state conattUi- *»' anjl railed in tin- Foster honw Sunday which leavis mi t>l Ute irirtun 'have been • supfaated Inanity from la . k '' Slind "V ,attend the all had tarn collected. Michigan To Na,,, Mr and Mi* Roy Preston ami rly Uir •.il'itb’d |»'i;<>ii mid alimiKi'ed upon tlie land' and •*-->••• conference te .d annually ut would just about have climbed out o sum up. the 1033 restrictii ii-i' which prohibit th structures of the folk* back homo Midland Park Me**r* and Me*ol the red Ink mire in which she M:.. Ralph Dr- Until Uie pr<nartv owner ha*' his ‘*am<* Pa d Bivn.-. Hugh Ca.>r. V|.- Mr and Mr* Dale DeVine an ini' wallowed during the past .sev­ am*.uni* l<» 119 000,000 annual'v km ;»ilire u<>m h'.'.inv .■ c ■ - *-•" ■ ........... • *-........... CiuhJc,, Purcell David tkmkhn. eral tnontli*. Deficits which must be covered with- ’"x »««>h‘'t intapgl lidins Frey, E!*ic and Grace Conk­ Mr and Mr > Nelson Brumm • "Where immediate courtesy and attention are shown to all" * a* well! w h.it < xtrnt hr mi* been relit V Property Tax Broken Down. in Hie next tear amounted to S!o.- Mock*, bond* und nw Nashttlle called there in tlie eve In. Norma Ca.-». Lury Butler. We»In many rountir* ami in n •i the preperty tux system ■ ‘MW'l'Mi. a total of 939.O09JOOO if the i-B**"''-' tauRlbte fl ey Butler. Amy Payne. Mr*. Fred rung . . . ™.. ' . ... .1......... _.....• ..........a... .1.. ..ia Iles anil ■ imllur.evu'r Phone 2115 Hastings, Michigan We Deliver of wealth' township* and Mthool district* .md Mrs- Heber Foster and lelh f trill jx- substantial. In -n roll.'. Still regime and no M...s IlanuMia Fiuter. and laic were virtually upon u tnxpoy. to break bread ibile offiutSdpai imits another forbidden m-M b i Herbie Wilc«>x atlefided the lake side Rev sprmxlbliiand welfare aid With ''■•I'" ’ '• income tak stituliiinul arn> ndinrnt to lhe effect ,,,r ni|ry. the* n>*a* lit Band lie win find m at thi“ ■ ■ ■ •—■ ••• ■ , r „aif,' new demands tnrluded. tempt to submit 'he r»'Vi, u Rev Neighbor hliriotlf burdened almo t to tin- point the budget imir.ixhatelv jumps, t i ri»n.*tuutipn’ in this respext Mr and Mrs Herbie Wilcox en>nd coming <4 red under iwforr i.e vas ‘l; u |5fi.OOO000 to. Which mutt at.o b- ‘he 111,11 •' “» Ihr >ytji a ptenic dinner at Thorn* pple but i- able yet to do much good and n add'd to gel the era nd total stun languished in the hatid*. of .M-iiati- f^'-'d ike Sunday With ’ friends from •njoy* life regardleM of hi* afflic­ Sfiff Mr» John WilllaonliM ,.s ’no cur a* yet dare- t<>. I.'timnt- ........... .. n lh vuf and Hastings. ns" "ary to create family spent Sunday with Ray Dur­ ti e 1W3 April .lecuqn Tie nadir Is cautioned *imlA to family. Mr and Mr*, jne Mwire and so uhv l> ndl !>•'required tn adnuniu- r nii.'‘ tor - :>Ute fMirpOM-S Tin weather was quite cool for tion. ,.c dr.ivm-d <>ut afid killed eon Ider tlie fact tlie current <x- daughters. Beatrice and punier, of Mr and Mr* A A Lewis of near kee and family ot West Hope. ‘ ' the tele. ' ‘ ------... Battle Creek. »|» nt.Sunday with Mr Mr and Mr* Rex Water* were Caledonia and Mr and Mr John Unless submitted by initiatory peti- I* ’ •' .---------------running ..,• ... it her net and Mrs. Ronald Warner of Wail Merritt Meade's Friday evening but. Sunday afternoon at Libby H8* r< • - * there u confusion। tiofto It cannot Bgain be submit red a nice crowd attended and a good day afternoon cue/'., ol their uncle. callers i'Xirig of the lake Whittemore's m Hlckoty Corners the emrr.il election* ot 1S35 one third tj to the budget ami * • taxMr and Mrs. Emerson Cnrtjlgh* urn*, enjoyed. too late tar 'he . .. xtid rt*o at thi* Brancbtctter tuxne UtnHalium .Mu»t Yield. '.d fam'.h were Sundav guesta at *• Mr " nri Jay Houvenk are in MH « their pubiir rrhntiis within ■•lanriinc titution..! mm- ^qutl n.;i - :< ii a big hole ’he l.' ine •: Mt and Mr- tfenn OHANCit.V ll.l.E. tne parent* of a fine baby girl born Mr and Mr Stewart Water* iinnlll liunmtk.n and state md “b*" mcml *s st'-Pped. called Gw fund <V licit which Miller and Mt and Mr* Orlie ltil.nd Mr* J. H Oervera and;July 35th who will answer to the rpent Sunday afternoon and evaalanecf jxr.- n |_. (. n current n-vrinr* 1' f near l^akc Odessa, former asp ‘ ‘ ” name of Wilina Jean. ning with Mr and Mr* Claud HarI hr d> mandr. upon dent's here past week wdh Mr Mrs Charlie Mrs Charles Crawford was a re- rington mar Banfield■ n .. • back to I93t Mr and J anil Carlt.in at Gun Ink ....... .... cent giw.st of friend* at Dofter Mr and Mr* Mar.sOn Newton of station and caller) on Ira-nds in thu' vicinity. It tikinc comiMtiaons entrrtnin a Tlie many friend* of Dan Burley Richland Mr and Mr* Hex Water* Hiplo).. ;ivt ht • Galesburg high school will be remembered tiiat Dr. Gt-rvers ........ .... ... - ... .... •! annual reunion on was •hot by the Mancelona bank auay Sunday, and the family have and Mis Pete Kib’.inger visited Mr. 4 amid . income • remaining J27<xxi.- Sunday. Aug 13 , rubbers two year* ago last June and I the sympathy of all in their be- and Mr* Allen Griffin near Fair ad tael, liuiil 9*5.000.000 <■> Mill 000.00(1 'alter Stanton b paralyzed from tlie waist down. •rcavement. lake Sunday evening. local . . tax from funds rated by the Mate and paid nidpal unit- Budget Sayings Are Lost In Tangle Of Overdrafts forhCattle and Barn Use If you are looking for a REAL Spray, which you will not have to use much of, and will kno^k the flies at once, we have it. ▼▼▼ can furnish you with a fly spray which cannot be beaten. It will pass and go beyond state test. There is none better. ^^>-www 7^^; fly thespra l --S'. Kill X.V.L1.L Th will*9 pass 75sY kill test which is put out by the state. By this test the spray must kill the fles, not just stun them. Q£c SAVE 10c .J Per Gallon B. A. LyBARKER coTtciiit ca/. /tLatdat CALHOUN CO. FAIR OPENS AUGUST 22 Prospects Good for Fino Exhibitg and Good Attend­ ance Is Assured Ci> Fair open* in i$t 2J for four day-* erute* under tn । Board <■! 8upi r< uses no more current than who arc sure ; ported throughout the rural Section*. During thi- fair d.iu*. tin re Will ior*e racing, balloon ascension'. -• pulling contests. frre band j mbits. i wnri' Ruin OBITtARY. BEAUT, Thi* new Frigidaire inlrodu*-' Herr h a new standard of rennomv. A genuine Frigidalrr that Xisn. with a finish of white Du-hromiuni than one ordinary lamp bulb. CONVENIENCE Automatic defrosting—automat­ ic ice-tray releasing—one-fourth more food space—extra room nd a compartment for froien QUALITY FREE! A BOOK That Plan* Your Meal* for a Year! dellChUal vsrutj ceablnMlan* Im I It'S FREE UU» w« With stainless porcelain inte­ rior. every detail reffeefs Jhc quality that has made Frigidairr the ehoirr of a million more but er* than anv other THS 9UPB> raiGIDAIBB LINE INCLUDES SIX NDW DR LUXE n AI..k L-POSCEI .rwR«,»e».r. A IN — MODELS »» — WITH MANY BXCLUSIVB FHATUBES—THE FINEST FRIGIDAIRES EVER DU IL I Frigidaire A C.lSllU MOTOB1 I' See Frigidairc Demonstrated at Showroom Below Consumers Power Company Telephone 2305 • Hastings, Mich. and step fearlessly forward to assume the responsibilities that await us commercial exhibit*, lire ' smrades daily । of which will be inUTe.stihg and enIkiyable lor young and old A cotuity champioivhip bazcball content will be another enjoyable feature. | tjee Hie adv on another page for । further pariltylars ECONOMY Let’s all Face FRONT The Fair Board op- w-as bony at JaMtsfown. May I ia» ard'debarted tin* life Aug 11M3 ut hi.- home, in Coax* Giove at ' 74 yrs. 2 mos. io days 1S<9 hey "Wiis united in n Evelyn Chamberlain. ]w1hi <licd-it: itxw. To mis union six children were bortp one son Lvtnsn pre.fdlitx mm in death. In 19M h" was united in marriage to Anna mourn their ku- arc the lovim* wife two brothbrs. two daugliMt*. three Json*. tan .step sons. 23 grsndchilIdren and a ho»t of friend,. Since ;.rv<n rear* of age he Iran lived tn phis vicinity with the ixrrpjion of । ' viral years In Centr'd Lake Mich ■The funeral was held at- Outs [Grove church Mnmuy i Burial a*. Fuller ctmcter We look back at the past, only as traveller who turns at the summit and views the roadway whereby he attained the heights, and from its experiences we chart our course into the future. Those who care to look back over the past perforniances of this bank can only be inspired with confidence in its ability to discharge every duty required of a good bank during the years to come HIGHBANK. have an ice cream sods! Thursday evening. Ausuvt 17 at the home ol Mr and Mr.' Ocorge HoIIm.m. A pmgram-is being planned Mrs Surah O-iroth. Mr. Mabie Adam*. .Mn- Clyde Walnn and Mr* Whitmore attended a Itinreal Wed* ncediy in Wnidlar.d Miss Dorothy CtimminE* nt H»fmg* *pcnt Wednesday with MrFrank Hawbli*..' Mr. and Mrs George Hoffman and [daughter, Velma, spent Saturday with Mr -an.l Mrs Leon Tilman 'near Battb Creek i Mr and Mr* Merte Hecker. Mrs L Cumming* and two daughters of 'Hasting* spent Wednesday evening [at Mr and Mi- Frank Hawblits. i Mr and Mrs Frederic Swarte and [family of Battle Creek spent Sun­ day kftembon »l Bert Daly’s I Mr*. Frank Haw blitz sjx’nt Sunday at Mr and Mr* Dewey Jones' pear NMhvUle. ' Mr and Mr* Will Guy of near ■ NaahviHe xpent Friday with Mr [ aj;d Mrs. Byron Guy- ror Nearly Half Century this Bank Has Kept Faith with Every Patron T/ieHAJTINeJ' CITY DANI\ The Bank with the Chime Clock Telephone 2103 Hastings, Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. 4VGVST j 1M3 PAGE SIX M BMIffl'S IBTI-'EeSHSS-'FLOWERSHOWHERL M°" clesim wtismis e AIEXT SATURDAY ^^ ; - of trucks they maintain their stocks • --------- r Promised By By Manage Promised Manager Chapman When Auru>! M roils aroumiLdof- liair raising acrobatics'en a ’Manager Fred A- Chapman promP°'e 130 feel In the air; mo» op...SSJTSd (Continued from page oner be, the most *petiacu!ar I< tV3 L” , t. !i over; a motorcyclist who rra»h--s XAST LEGISLATURE ONLY of stxxh at th.- very n)lu'«»u'» ndUhrunt-h a double plank wait go.ng VU., I,*' ,1*."..'. v ... a very ’.urge buxines*, ADOPTED PART OF REC. It hey -do--------------- ---- k”but ’ do’ ’ tr*T~'' 8 mth'-A-minutr speed; and jno» share with the ordinary cittMnl 3rd. named primulinus. any color, an cwnt Ihut can indy be hi. 2nd and 3rd. greate?: vuUU-or *X;u ... famous A.-h Can Derby, a ncnel I in the cost of supporting the state; COMMENDATIONS snapdragon.--—Collection or bmi- Miihivan. rate m aliich -the .nsoat derrepU on.i sr.i •' ’ With competitions. cc >!i ear- that can be found will compete. due- t„ :■> u», the .-’-i-' 'voru-ty. “r.^' 1st. .nd irf.M.tlt-d «>*»•• ; Day and the youngsters t!,e Mifil •'-,n Suu artutic dUpluj several o:n<r fairs : uh, Midway attracts man is whipping -Into .-lupe tinMUnuu-B-wn. ... ui. a.4 mu mart. nmbMious program, t-.ijaitempteWr • Thrjbuistandint icutmf of Chil­ J ft,, , “I-,, ;,, 1,1 Tlit wi-tk’s events with start t>H dren s Day will be. another. »t tlie *ilh a bang <m MmuLiy when B annual Dog Shows /(Ktmsortd by tl»e . • -Bes.t specimen. 1st. 2nd and Ward Beam ; Corlgrc<" ’ Ionia County N«-w.. In ’.'(rd. Be-J ttion. ht. 2nd and’ tot nl! young doc owner county ran lomivli’ for Ipovernment. The state ot Michigan is'by no mean.- satisfied with t>‘r, ECONOMIES NOT HO AS . ;miLd I1UI laovemor’s friendship for Isaiah • fiRFAT At? Pl ANNFD Lcrbo'v. the criminal lawyer from bntAI Ab rLANNtU s-,.w. y(lrk He (1<15 p^rea -nouxands ..................... Decided. Disappointment in State Over Some of Cover- Accordir.c :o the opinion oLtiw legItUte I-., brii.ra ,» TOrt . nor Comstock's Vetoes ;< hurtful fhflucntt' tn state . People do not Wish to act. with We believe our readci- -generally ’ reading nrr giving tlie sutnt careful --------- .reference to the Gover: tor. on’h'-nrof Representative Vrrn Brown s — ar-->'.‘ay and talk. They want fact*. We tide* now appearing in the Banner j..rv sure tint Representative Brown 'will irtve the facta m-hls letters: and ' lus .-ifaten-.cflts can be-rolled upon as! ..syr’’"-8'” published in numen and 3rd. . mile Corte-i-a Fioresrti fa''.our judgment. yers of lhe state abn Rom—Rest basket, bouquet cr Gnan-st Tbritlrr i- \:r. . e bespeak foa Mr Brown’* .•..re, j,t. 2nd and 3rd. - ■fMne.u.i Sweet Pea—Best bouquet, 1st. 2nd ■ . .. . .' .; and 3[it. FORCEFUL MAN PASSES: artie'e.' were pufalhhed it will be ;■ - [ ------ *----- • • 1 ’ Zinnias—Be-t bouquet, 1st, 2nd membered that he umnercifullv. a Ad; WM. J. BARNARD IS DEAD ’. und 3rd. . yet fairly, criticised the republican I Wild Flowers—Best bouquet, one administration at LanAinz for main- p f variety or mixed, lit. 2nd und 3rd. A Tribute Ta Paid to Him by ti.tninif numerous useless tx-ard».| which they did. and for extrava-J His Friend, Congressman specimen. 1st. 2nd und 3rd. , cnr.ee which mx-t the taxpa;-u*zmB- First, second-and third awards for George Foulkes c best miniature pool, rock garden, ^..«i-garden betore and after <1•»page fret ot lynriseaplng, etc. Similar elWBCtrr. a m Isave applied tor such aid and awards wjll ix- given for table deco- ga! ability. di«l rations for both dinmg room and ; n o-h '-mo K izlv.-rwtee quntitled That t», It table. Mr Barnard M-hocilng I.- to- be given bndge Asters—Best bouquet, in. 2nd»ui:d flt., 3r‘V . . • While a CocKscomb—ht. 2nd and 3rd for ,.-,-<1 lM »t specimen. - • ru >:.A-.£tv notwitlistandhw the liard . work tie Phlox, annual—1st. 2nd wnd 3rd. Jla( hm!j :u to, ,do on the farm, he found Phlox, perrnnlul—l»t. 2nd and 3rd ttune imc to to j. ’t-.idy. vaa admitted to tiw Any other flower, single or bou- U n... >-.rartk’il Gw and i-.m.-sl a ........ qui-t—1st. 2nd und 3mI. / . .-.tat —-ii- reputation a* a trial law*tate-trtde SUM TO ILL PUPILS rdiric t; .- ; :.U ,.lh hr principal : there has been decided lent tn the state our meet such a‘situation’ Rev. Vreeland and wife of Tecumdepartment answered thr dt-Mnct beard of the high M’h me at their, cotiaxc to spend th< any, person directly inter-, month of >m.'Ust vacation. ild write thr department’ Het\ Bow»er and wife-arc tn their he facts and applying for . cottm:<-.« Rev Bow-cr ha.< lxx-n in depariment would send a Battle Ctrfl hospital form coup!.once who woujd set iheiof week.-, and is now cqnvahnclnRproper parties together The just do- saTurda^shoj rj1(fOrd K-.l-hr -.ml u f.- -i. partmrnt has been able to meet irs in Kalamazoo ->wh t-uch situations sugewfully supcrssfully — n<>no • , ' , ' ' , I tioiftit doubt b; by having the district booyd bonyd ' ^,S- Lhltord Kahler and-Bertha .ami the city or village -high school Tobias visited Crt-osty folk.-, dl-.e day accept the promise of state aid lafer.j,a” whenever such help may be.; uvail-f Jimmie Ploturh z>l the-North sijk t ord ■ , Ob _ ,_____ । of Wall Uke called <>n E. D. Rt-y(nolds Monday forenoon.. , •Mr. and Mn. Warren Cairns of Wist Chsscy rtsltt'd K D. Reynolds. til pf Nashville are giving consider-, Thursday. , ' ’ titton in th,--public works program,1 Mb. .Emery of Kulnmaitob, who ■ which h.r. been urgi-d upon that vll-thas been.staylnx with Mrs. Sprague, lain by tluj state board of healtli.;has returned toiler home. • which will roquire tluit a sewage - - •- wife and. Jennie Arthur.Thrnnos, pu.nl syidcm !>•■ constnn-tej. The .... .Honeysett of.K.il.nna.vw sj>.-nt smithe day with E D.'Rcynold,'.. ’mono)y, bt'caiiM.’ this is a public w'mk Mrs. Mat me, I-,’.. nieces and' till inw cmplovmri'.t. The ratci nephews of Detroit, who have beets t-n-st is much lower than could! spenrittis ti couple ol weeks m s|w. lahird normally. pottage n,•turned home Mon'dav. GOOD USED CARS are getting SC ARCE ... and PRICES are GOING UP! We ha^e only a few good used cars left. 1932 Model. This Car Is A Good Buy. UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO ild make hr. il-o made niai Factory-to-You Sale During August BARGAINS In Place of Advertising This? Sale is another Rexc-ll nding event. 11 ix intended < ;> mak txnll Drut> .Stoves and for Rexall High qimKt) You get these big Ba­ s because you save, the middlemi profit and BLUE FJGLE PBPU- Rlam* ..i—. . rm-r • ' -TA... MAKliS NG DIFFERENCE whether It’s rooms to rent, furniture to sell, upartments wanted, farm ptCHluets for sale, hired help needed, articles lost, live stock strayed, or what nut... in each case you reach the persons you wish to reach’in lhe most direct way possible. Banner .Want Ads gel results! >n of tii- Pn.. rt> a Pie-ide Qon; m» 25c 30c 25c 50c '■ Mo It ts The Hastings Banner Telephone 2415 Glycerin, 3-oz. Glycerin Sup., Adits; 12’», Glycerin Sup.. Inf., 12’c Milk of Magnesia, 16-oz. . 50c No. 6 Disinfectant, 16-oz. Peroxide of Hydro., 4-oz 2 for 25c Salicylic Arid. 2-oz. 25c Soda Mint Tablets, 140’s 20c Soda. Bicarbonate, 16-oz. 25c Spir. Ammon. Aronr., 2-oz? 25c Spirit Camnhor, 2-oz. . Suitar of Milk, 16-oz. 25c Tct. Iodine, 1-cr. 25c Zinc Stearate, l.-oz. ....... V^ON’T BOTHER to call in person ... Just tele­ ' phone 2115. If you arc not certain of the word ing. we will do our Ik*si to assist you* Simply give us tuL* facts and your ad will go into print clearly stated in the fewest words possible. Our rates are reasonable ... one cent per word with a minumim diarge of twenty five cents. • 39c. 15c Airing Powder, 4-oz. 25c Bird Seed, 16-oz. ' 20c Boric Acid'Powder, 4-nz. 29c Circara Taha. R*«r.. 100's "50p Cascarn Aromatic, 4-oz. . . 25c Castor-Oil, 3-oz. $1,00 Cod l-.iver Oil, Nor., 16-oz. .<1.00 Cod Liver Oil, Mint. Pt. PrMlcl'n’.’.anrf point ’j.im <f. 17c 49c PURETEST products 12766475 13c 23c 39c 79c 79c 19c 19c 19c 19c _39c 59c 39c 25c 19c 19c 19c 19c 49c 19c 17c HOSPITAL’ J W Brrd'.r n budnam __ -ndm,: . fl Wham Ft Charles More U UM Adhesive Piaster—Flc»h and White, 1 x2'_. yds. 35c Dainty Deodorant, 4l-oz. 16-oz. E!i Cotton Firsthid Sanitary Napkins 25c Germicidal Snap SI.2.” Clinical Thermometer u ilh’ 10,900 Rexall-Drug Stores to hi ip you SAVE with SAFETY during •Tits great sale! You’ll find huge sav­ ings on this high quality Rexall merchimcltse—for prices arc even lower during this* sale. Regular size pack­ ager . . . all firrt quality guaranteed • merchandise—fresh from Uie facto­ ries Don’t mint this big opportunity! REXALL REMEDIES TOILET GOODS ,75c Harmony Lilac Vegetal 10c Rexolive Soap 50c Ri’rrr’a Violet Cerate iiiti’S He ha TI Telephone 2121 kjotul |ind Thirl- T^ARM and CITY HOMES alijcehave odd articles of furniture. machinery and clothing in storage that -are too valuable to throw away- Other.people in the county want to purchase just such articles, but do not know WHERE to buy. The Banner Want Ad column is the best medium in Barry County for bringing prospective buyers and sellers together. Trade lor N FAV Tires before’another irjcreaMi ■ On the Corner of Church and Court Streets their profits during this sale! Banner Want Ads Get Results SIZES: 30 X 31/2 29 X 4.40 30 x 4.50 Eight Cyl. Standard Coupe 1929 .Model. This Sedan Is In Fine Condition., (Continued from page Used Tires Eight Cyl. Ford De Luxe Sedan Eight Cyl. Studebaker Sedan SHOULD HELP REOR­ GANIZATION PH We Want 100 15c . 29c 23c 15c 19c 98c .29c 79c 25c Blackberry Comp. 2-oz. . 19c 2Sc Corn Solvent, U. S. P. small 19c 25c Corn Pads, Zinc Ox., 12’» 19c 50c Acid-Dyr.pepri.i Mixt., 4-nz. 39c 50c Acid-Dy>pcpsia Tabs., 50’s 39c 50c Ev«-lo. 8-oz. . . 39c 39c Fly-K-ller, Elkay’s, 8-oz. 29c 25c Foot Powder. 4-oz. 19c 50c Fungi-Rex, 1 1 ’.-or. 39c 10c Hand Snap, Cake, 6-oz. 8c 25c Kli-n- AH. 4-oz. 19c ■ 50c Lnxativn Salt. Eff., 7-oz’. 39c 25c Little Liver Pills, TOO’* 19c $1.00 Pcptona. 16-oz. . 79c 50c Pelrofol. 16-oz. 33c 39c Rex Salvinc (for.burns) 29c . 50c Syrup Figs & Se/fna. 6-oz. 39c 25c Toothache Drops and 19c 75c Milnol, 6*07.. . 59c 50c Orderlies, 60’s , 39c 39c Milkof Magnesia, 16-dz. 29c - PHARMACEUTICALS 35c Caacara. Hinkle, 100’s 50c G. E. Sod. Phosphate, 4-oz. 60c'Twin Tubs.. Laxative, 100’s 20c Zinc Ox. OinL, 1-oz. tube . 23c 396 49c 15c STATIONERY 50c Cascade Vellum, White—Tints ... 40c IdlrwilH Papelerie . $1.00 Charlt|t"Partfolio, Wh.— 50c HnlljCX-oft Pound Paper 50c Hallcroft Envelopes, 50’s 75c Avalon Pound Paper 75c*Avalon Envelopes, 50’s 50c Cascade Lihen Pound Paper . . . 50c Cascade Linen Env„ 50’a .39c 39c 39c 39c 39c Park Ia.'t week with her brother, C Donald Reirkord of Detroit is Betts. and family. •spmdrng a few day» with lu» unci. Mrs, Charli-s Cram artmupnnh-d Will StrawNbiiiugh and .family Mr. and Mrs Ted Reid and family Victor Clum und family and War­ t<» New Mexico to visit rvlaiivt.. ren Mill.r Ge.--- Mrs. Ransom Howell is looking after sa visited their sister. Mrs Warren the 'Cruso home Bolton. Thursday. Miss Thelma Lynn spent her vaca­ Chiu Woodrun was in Lam-inc tion with relatives in Grand Rap. - Friday. . ids . Mr and Mrs. Clifford Hammond The Mu|rs Esther Dull arjd TherI and mother, spent Sunday in Ne­ cs.-a Ik»u*> were at Battk Creek waygo visiting the latter's uncle. Xfonday. Swan Nebvn and family. .Mr. and Mrs. E V Keyc«. Mrs ; Mrs. Lawrence Casteloin of Has­ Enric Wd’.fe and two sons »pent tings spent Monday with her broth- Sunday • aftemcxni'uith Mr. mid Mrs.. cr and Iiunily. Mrs. -Warren Bolton. : Peter Kunz near Hastings. Save unh Safety at your Rexall Drug Store Carveth & Stebbins The Rexall Druggists EAST STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS RAWER, WEDNESDAY. AVGUST ®. fWS PAM TUESDAY .LUNCHEON Social Events and Personal Mention Grand Hapid* on WAS WELL ATTENDED Don’t Miss This! Mrs Lane'Won Golf Event In Cut With Mrs. Johnson •-^Committee Named • 'Tl>e Tuesday luncheon at tlie Hasting* Country Club was wtll at? tended. Mr- Dan Walldorf!. Mrs C m u.wT~. »«.. ut 1 ...... My. and Mrs Harold Pelham are visiting in FUnl tin a few days. Mrs. Royal Myers visited Mr und Mn- < leorge Bcttea of Sparta last A W Wondb.rne vn Sunday. Clifford Larsen returned on M”n... day to hi- h-une in Manrrluna after Rapid* U Lloyd Demnnd in company with Hastings frleixV went Monday to the Worlds Fair Ruth. Miitan and |*au1 Woodman rr!«x> Iowa They Nnrtherat Michigan MM Durvthy Lydell. ’ Mr» Addie Hager of W<. xlland lias been-visiting Hinting. ndiiUviw and friend- tin- past wrrt. ’ family of V Sunday Good Shirts 79c •>■«> 95c J Saturday, August Don't miss an oppor­ tunity to get outstanding values for on shirts are going up in fie processing tax on cottons, advancing market prices for raw materials, and increased labor costs for mariufactui make it impossible for old. low prices to bo maintained. the shirts look and you’ll want Dtxfrt'- Sunday family mlt of your n it would ected. You of energy, asm. ability to work gain correspondingly see comfortably. Don’t let COS I interfere with your welfare. I h&e IS no cost to a proper eye Alif^an Gorhnjn Mr.<*OU\. H'twy spent Saturday in Grand Rapid* Mrs. Vter t uenuray V «nltitaih componled SAVINGS Friday, Aug. 11 Saturday, Aug. 12 L. V. BESSMER Eyesight Specialist - Full Quarts 25C Salad Dressing Sandwich Spread 2 Half Pt. Jar. 25C Coffee Kalfee TT.g or*3anka Hastings, Michigan Sup’. They Art Kind to Your Heart RllffAp ■MBWkwB reakfast Food Sale ot Grand Rapid* To make room for new stock we have put bn a Special on all WalLPaper W, now on hand. Many fine patterns at I'.tf John e KcM nt dinner, the <A,.. i eighth birthday of •Mary Kttcham Out union. Saturday at Country Club in Grund and children; ■Mr and Mh> Bert Fancher and Mr and Mrs Delbert Reynold* spent .Sunday at OtiU lake Mrs A Grcrn.'leld nf MeOmb-r if! trie', .-i^nt Sunday with Mr and DOUBLE ROLL! In view of possible higher prices o Wall Paper these prices make real vali Reductions Range from 10'' to 30' REED’S DRUG STORE TELEPHONE 224 1 Corner of State and Jefferson St*. Hastings, Mich. Mr and Mr* Orlie Bishop and daughters at Holland willed Ha«- made a businm trip to Lon ell one day l.i;it weefc. day. leaving Saturday afternoon tor Mr». Mary Angus and Mr and Chicago to attend the fair thia Mr*. Lloyd Dougherty ot Rocklord, fortune to fall while going up *ome HL. spent from Wednesday until win Wtaranga. Mr*. Cyril Huff and *tcpa the other day and r, confined Friday at Ralph Striker’s daughter. Mary Carroll, and son Randall, of Grand R.tpii', Farcut emblem. u luiown in Oerguest* cf Mr and Mrs, aun a* Hakcnkrcuz and in French Burch on Thuradny. I Lester DeVault rejurned Monday from a wccA’a visit with Mrs Belle Stone and family at, Weedsport. N Shulls. Freeport Or Middleville HONORED GUESTS. Until a pedal system was addetf.to , - — --—*-**-------- — Mr und Mrs Floyd Biukuk Raw it in 1815, H* harp could be played The full-length itatuc of George Wiuhlngtor. made from Ute. now tlx o’clock dinmr Thursday in only In one key ----- ---------------------t tiding in the rotund*- of <h< enor cl .Mr >r4 .Mr John Burpee 5-cent ban of candy make up half Capitol -it Richmond, Va. u valued I Aberdeen. Washington. Cover* , the amount ot candy sdld.--------------- at »a,OQO,O<XI. Kellogg’* Pep J Kellogg’s Rice Krlspies 2 Kellogg’s All Bran u„ Whole Wheat Biscuit 2 Post’s Bran Flakes 29c 19c 210 230 25c Meat Market Specials Beet Steak cu“‘yii.rT”4" Pork Loin Roast ui I3M< Oleo 17c 9'Zic �Tin: Htr'TTNGS B VNNTR WEDNESDAY. AV0V5T 9 19» PAGE EIGHT WANTS “ POOR JUDGMENT IS MAJOR CRASH CAUSE „™ ONE CENT A WORD. NQ ADVERBlafnlng the mad tlie car. wrathT13.EMENT FOR LESS TUAN 25c. err or the utiier fcil.-v. u the popu MIDDLEVH.I.E.- WOODLAND. -----------------SOVTH VERMONT51UX Tlie community Service that wav' About eighty people attended the unrtd tor la«t Sunday night at Wells school reunion Sunday A fine M K church lias been postponed picnic dinner was enjoyed and very - 20th We make no;.- of it. road program given. tw.*..... — .. .. .. .. fjracc Dllle of Grand Rapids came for last, week s paper. Paul has b-tn . ... spending .siting h«T outer. Mr.- A-u Strait v e -k in Cnica.-u i i.-.tni,; jtid attended Ute WelG tenon reand attending - union Mrs. Utah of Fostoria. Ohio, visnMrs. Chase, and rnts. but the failure of driven i Fitting Service rant uiuterncath the A. A I1 .(MID Ml.Al. FOR ?0 < I ny plate AT ANY TIME—Breakfast. dinner or supper— XOvd VIM. tat Mn. Milan THtmbo arid cnd Hrr son. Oaylt. wtuf ha* U«n Ward heir since May lelurfled home with her Sunday. Mr and. Mrs W. Mvrh-n Strait re­ turned Friday from two wicks- stay auVeed to hold tho niftar* jtMtcieat for you. Let us show yoa the New Akron Truss fvature "Selective Fresvnre Control**. Nothing e.se like It. We are exclusive wp» tentative* trailing. The Prexcriplion Drug Store H i pub. and br«»ugiit«B;n r fond ltd trum the w. MICHIGAN HASTINGS Wednes Special 20c Meal Fair. Store. corner rniber the Lx atwik—urulrr tin ■ nJ Jrflrrwn. 'J kulleil your FRANK BECKER French, who ucciunpanlcd them, found work and will not. nlttm un.11} school begin*, Mrs Allen Idvma and children. 'Kenneth and Marian, and Phi Cor. State and Jefferson St». vathfactory dealing with policyholdrrw SEE US FOR INSIRANCE and Mn Garth Steamt and bn’>> Robert, of Haitinva callcj Sunday afternoon at the' Shirley .SkcUhi Citizens Mutual Mr; Ida Flory of Hostings ri>nt' Sunday with her daughter. Mr and Leave Hastings 6:15 A. M. (City time). Arrive Chicago :uni .mil M: -:;.l \'i. ............ .iHRhirr. also Al ix Clara Hertatended church tri Woodi ind Sunda v. ning Mt*. Shirley Slocum und daugl-.t a'Jed on Hu- tormer'* uncle Mi nd Mr- <’liu» Aspinull, and AiUh. 'ui-Mlay afternoon. • • Mr h’nrl Mt llett Fnrn-H of C ton *prnt Monday with their r Mn Shirley t-lariim. and tan.I J. L. MAUS GEORGE M. NEWTON SPECTACLES FITTED. REPAIRED B10KEX LEK8ES REPLACE!’ WATCH. ■ CLOCK. JEWELRY REPAIRING CASH FOR OLD GOLD. THE CHURCHES COUNCIL FROCEF.D1NU1' SPECIAL EXCURSION to A CENTURY of PROGRESS AT CHICAGO. SUNDAY. AUGUST 27TH S«a» OO ROUND TRIP Coaches only Ixtave Chicago IJ :00 P. M. (City time). r Ion Is an med Chicago, Kalamazoo & Saginaw Ry. — and MICHIGAN CENTRAL TRAINS USE STATION ADJOINING GROUNDS NEW AND USED Eighty-Filth—ANNUAL—Eighty-Fifth Batteries. ( onnei tin; ' !!»ds. Radiator*. Clulcht .. 'lulllcn CALHOUN COUNTY ~:nfit united »r.£Tiinn>- ciiuech Glenn F. Laubaugh PHONE FIRST- CHURCH CHRIST. srirNTt'fT SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED and RENTED Get Your Supplies of I hr I. . . k •:। i.- r. r Marshall, Michigan * •. . - mlding H'« ■tr.l r-iic ..ttfxit , • 1. ert McUo-I hon Ml HASTINGS MARKETS an 1 Mn entirely new 1 flow uf 4.000.01 evidence' lhe t ant addition ti gas field has I county lias m-v< a in the Vicinity In Ogemaw < north of the 1 Velopmcnt. a jmi cently brought duclng wells hi Clare county. Michigan oil la nuw bringiiu will no doubt ai many new field Mired that thei tending acrons pan. With oil c quantities in Mecosta. Clare, and Ogemaw « The flr.-l fie opened up atf I small. and Buch drilling a Hire The Mus FOR 1-UBI.ICATtOX - V. H Wotrir den 1 ol 850 barrels mtcly puts per: district und tl oil now going Indicates a dei make Oceana i August 22-23-24-25 'I' Singer Sewing Machine Co. \l i: Hastings 4—Big Days and Nights— h rn trip. t. •o M-'Miihn at. linn .is ar? vfiendir That Michlgi "an important grade oil la rt well* that hav within the pn«t Apurtant Midi*) been extended cent dUcoverk-t Up in Oceans well, near Bar JU ft ult In Mccmta < EMMANUEL CHURCH lEMSCOPALl AUTO PARTS THE OU and Ou From Sa Lake Has been aehlevrd throurh care- FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY BECENT I EXTEND TEE OCEANA CC Hastings, Mich. vne o’clock vLMteti retatltrs hert* Sunday. Two young iadft' from Detroit are (day in h ol !.■: Ella Bush. of Calilor- u itir.k Mi - Kate King A lady Ir.on Lansing l vivttlng there also. tn company wi'.h Mr NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. Mr and Mrs Vernon Kurrnr. Mrs Our Success STATEN OIL 25C Pl ADMISSION - 25c COME EARLY Art. STAY LATE PLENTY OF FREE ATTRACTIONS 'ie. Hart I.IBEHAL PREMIUMS .... GET ENTRIES NOW ■v-Ae Interic Outsit PUBLIC WEDDING TUESDAY Tv. ■ ■ CHILDREN Has FREE WEDNESDAY Fireworks — Wed Thurs Fri. PHON । and l> ’1* H»; inn and < Wldsr. Wednesday and en Yes we have them PARISH. .•opal Farm Gates M TI church: CARDS of THANKS her grandpa ins. MiWn-d Steel Gates 14 Ft. Gate Best On Earth 16 Ft. Gate r CHURCH NO $y50 : Grana reapback CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Funeral Service FIRfiT METHontST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Kdl fit JS04 Mr. und Mrs Leon Tyler and fam.cd Mis. Daily Tyler visited a*. GRANGE PROGRAMS so THETIME TO WANT AD Willard and wife from iiem Michigan called on Mnt a Manktelow Thursday after- cuuscu or cubist. coats grove and Mrs. J>« Crocklord tp«nt; -. with Mr and Mrs Will: If vkf rd of North Carluin. There will be no services a: the ■ Woodland U. B church nor at the E’lpi r riboolhnuAc foe the Klips'.-. r.rk Society because of Ute camp' Sebewa camp ■ ground.* RESULTS ’ Jean Met South Atlantic b» ■ to have I ;h aJfvhan. Sr. and dir roinprtf’n? tea using fuel oil MMMlfadurtd from BritUh coal. Natural History . LET’ il Friday evening Smith attended lhe Smith reunion at Lake Odessa Park raphs r»- city in the United have a Chamber of Com­ merce—founded itt-1773. * . Java, perhaps the mod densely much u populated land on the globe. averthat ot Wocdrow yniwn’s. • SHINGLES Iclcpliu Lots of Them. Both Wood and Asphalt. Yours for Quick Action “Sure, today I: way thi The Home Lumber Co TELEPHONE 2276 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN A lelcji Anti in tnalanl phone lualulli �| Wednesday, August 9, 1933 Meal iNEW “COMBINE" HELPSTHEFARNIER OIL RESOURCES g A I*. Stare, corner ruuagF. :ker 4r nn Bllllll ft rnrrn POWERS ECHOES. meyer and family attended the Schoen of Grand I H llflllunl k ■ULLII Mr. and Mrs Glenn Lampsjn and Bnw* reunion a: Austin.lake San-.and Mr*. Virgie Ain >ou* of or Grand uranu Haven listen spent speiu the uie past ,u*i . day un Illi IV IIlnl tl II llU , ron* ’per *------pi- ni«uaia. *•-*■—*i harmed by- too much drilling and Ull IVIIIinLU IIUUU keek 'week with with Mr Mr and and Mr> Mrs Arthur Arthur DcdBed- Bu Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Carl Light of St. John* relejAe of gu* pressure. In tin: l*aford and family. i Arthur Bedford were. Mr, and Mrs week end guest at lhe horn* -Midland field, tlie Pure Oil By Home Economics Specialists Mr iind Mr*, earner Schondd- !C. Sctuubcrger and Mr. and Mrs. A.'and Mn. Henry Frost. — ha* carried on an orderly de­ Michigan State College velopment. which has prevented and Kept kept the thc weiu well* in a good xtortDSTH, waste anu RECENT DEVELOPMENTS state ut production. This ncid has WILL GOST $500 AND OUT ...Jy baking powder or coffee DETROIT JUDGE RELEASES been trebled in size by new discover­ EXTEND STATE'S OIL “ cans will serve excellently for freez­ MEN AFTER ARRESTED 30 ACRES OF GRAIN ies in recent month* ing certain mixture* when a refrtg-' TERRITORY BY POLICE PER DAY erator 1* not available, u Uie «urSAVE ALL GOOD OATS !ge*Uon of hum* economic* extension; I er. but there too the development4 12263141 »n my new Itestautiir turner <>( State SPECIALTY will I* i ran get th)« meal , dinner or supper— PART TWO—Pag* THE HASTINGS BANNER Homemakers’ Corner 07963847 . SioAe® OCEANA COUNTY IS CARRIED AUTOMATIC FOR SEED NEXT YEAR SAVES THRESHING COST WEAPONS IN CAR THE NEWEST FIELD Sec5„d Bar<J—p „ Apl „ AND LOTS OF WORK then cover with several layer* of j Hasting*, Mich. greased wax paper with greased vide __ OU and Gua Belt Extends Prosecuting Atty, ot Wayne Make Grain of Fair QualiThe AHto-ChOmer. 0o„ Not £ From Saginaw Bay to ।j County Appealing Decision ty Scarce in Spring In the "Trust,” Makes prevent salt from Uie let to enter, | • feast Larulng—Good prices for Lake Michigan to lhe Supreme Court sue mcw Bury mold in a mixture of three' the New Miuvumc Machine tSION to ROGRESS IGUST 27TH Coaches Only p ie)i Arrive Chicago I P. M. (City lime). ■:n which cxrufrion -is park tar* on nnuM-d swij |>arknu shall pc nlurmaixm. - That Michigan will take rank a* "an important producer of high grade oil is evidenced by tlie hew wells that have been brought in within the post 60 day*. The imk Portent Midland-Isabella field has -been extended revrral-wtnes by re­ cent dLMTuveriea. Up in Oreana county the Mitchell Well, near Hart, was brought In a few days ago, with an initial flow *! 850 barrel* per day Tills defi­ nitely puts Oceana county in the oil district, and' the active boring fur oil now going on in that territory indicates a development thut will make Oceana as widely known for It* oil and gas resources a* It u for it* fruit In Mecosta county not long ago ■I. S U ELY BY It til. oats with enough quality to make • . parte ice to one part sab. and let Farmers in thi* section may be itaIul for tux) lo lkOUrA thgm suitable for reed are predicted court* have gone out of their way to by the farm crojia department al cutting and threshing their grain Two or mure kind* Of frueen mix' protect criminal.*. No one wishes Michigan State Oolleie. which ad­ at one operation, if a vest pocket turfs nul> arranged in layer* in> any perron denied hi* legal right* or vises farmers to **»•- any of this sire combine, which, ha* Just tx*n lhc nioW or onr kind ll>ra ** a lingrain which u Mutable (ot planting put on thc market. »hali live up to'uifi llH. other niHng the wuter b*- but if he U guilty, there It no rea­ next year s crop. lr^' ,nad£j?r rt , , lo* are suggested some recipe* son why he should not be punished; The Chicago Tribune recently de- whlch In.iy u- tnUen b> lhl> and legal technicalities ought not This b the secund successive year fcrited thi* new machine. which will m,ihod to prevent such punishment. premium. Last M-ason's yield wa* ? 4<K’ P04"'*1* •nd co*‘ Honey Mouw<-~Peel tao oranges, A recent event In- Detroit illus­ fair but the quality wa* not so good only ImO It rule* on pneumatic removing inner membrane with rind, trate* what we have In mind. Two i u.a. policeman saw a taxi speeding by and grower* who had oat* of good tire* and will handle thirty acre, an(1 cul ln MIUu weight had little trouble relling nf grain a day. #o it is claimed This spoon granulated gelatin in 1 table-: them at »uch a terrific rate that them at u nice advance above prices new machine Is a product of four apoon roW wuU.r. heat 1 cup they immediately gave cluue, be­ I°r feCil ,- -------- -* -—---- *o»roeu ouiir, aiouhoney auu gciaun eiustrained and add gelatin Mir- lieving there wa* reason to suspect New oat , will probably be of fair mentation. It U an adaptation of the nM< untU diuoiwd Add the orange I something wrong was connected quality In this Mate but the yield big combine, and L* expected to from nre and wiien cool add with such unreasonable speed—that will be‘ very the threshing machine en- 2Gin* culmneavy heavycream, cream, — beaten stiff Put a crime was being premeditated, or •••• low ■"■* Reports town tlie eliminate ...... . — ___ ____ i»>. tlrrly Urelv. The Th* machine niMrliitie can ran be iw> hooked ... .. .... jrrvzc . ...' principal out producing stoto. In)n 'that someone was fleeing from a dicate tliat a snort crop up being; <n to MW gcncral-ptirponc farm Maple parfult-Heat I cup hot hnrvoitcd all ovpr die country and'tractor naw Ry. — and NTRAL MING GROUNDS -Eighty-Fifth iUNTY . R ghts— 14-25 4 ligan - 25c AY LATE ACTIONS "entries now rUESDAY SESDAY burs. — Fri. es gas field lias been found Mecrotu lege siiow that oat* have no excep-1 It U claimed that it will harvest any Ware in mold and freeze. I mined w to ««.«««? overtake u*c the taxi, ...u and u>u did feeding value for most classes kind of small grains, also soy bean* Frozen peach whip-Beat stiff ju when they «tepped up to the county ho* several natural gas wells ;of ,nona) hMv.nx k and that uUier grains andabuckwheat. by a simple change four egg* white*, add one-half cup c#r they found in the back seat two al 4hi the vicinity of Remus b>> substituted for them when. >n tlie lined of the threshing unit F in Ogempw county, several mile: I Alxtuld . .Migar. gradually, to retain all air men wnh criminal records-onr of then- ts in opportunity to get a ape-, • Tills machine was created to en- beaten into egg white* Measure one them' a Sicilian, who had recently twth ot the Isabella-Midland de­ ci.il print for tlw oats ‘able the small farmer to reduce the cup cream into separate bowl, whip killed a man. but had managed to velopment. a paying oil well was re­ Michigan ha* a yeudy market for co*t of liarvesting, and to re-enter until stiff, combine carefully with evade punishment. When the poHre cently brought in Several high pro-'। grains ms-.L, built up through competition with the big grain , duqing .well* have bten found in years ofand supplying high quality p»o- 'growers ot the west. It is being put1 egg whites Gently told into mixture arrested this pair neither had a re­ Clute county nut hv th..Alite rhstem rnmrmn.- •cups Pr*'vlo'ul>' prepared and volver on his person: but in thc bock I ------ -- ------------Michigan oil b ot fine quality anil. ducts-to other states. Tlie Is now bringing a good price 1111* buyers in : the alleged combine sieve Add teasooon »"..rt i7Avak^J‘mJ, will no doubt sumultite exploring in.' ably start .«■ rood to rearching TOrn pro. ™form-machine nn«T. .. u>.I !through £S?h„S; X ’ nd b many new fields, (t seems well asMired that tlierc Lv un oil belt ex­ tending aero** the stale from Sagi- ( in HUMrWhU In ICT iSS. “uit » UrmL7S.lv ',hft ™» enemy « mcl.ly »». du­ naw Bay westward to laikr Michi­ n,e nine to; S ik XS|„ u bJ •“*" “ "!* **|S “ft cUnnteel Irom rnutody by lhe )ii«e gan. with oil dbcoverlea in paying ll «u ro.uinict.d qiiantttie-i in Oceana. Muskegon. . Mecosta. Clare. Isabella, Midland. ,meui Ml,I m. One w ,he m.ehmemr u lhe ,v.U> uSSft ft ?,ft "ft “> ■«»'«" the e.r (or »e»pand Ogemaw counties. referred to it -Prrtiap* tiw most i The president of tlie combanv 1 dUight-Cut two LUjMion,. Here was a murderer, accord-1 il ax w ..-perhaps the moot prerident <»i the vumpasiy company m-ngm-vus cup*, accord-■ 1 . building preasueui urune uuhi into small’tt uleero st... Free r?-.. Preuraecount n—.. _ on the ground*.". i “le mnuf.ctures Uuse h ne™™- . ,-u.iked ,% “TtSde swuTX of the j Tlx- first field in the state wn* oflen-Mve ,. opened up at Saginaw That field “ ibipe declared that the ordinary ’ t"Lnd dtoS i tvas small, and was ruined by too The motor industry iw* one- binder, cost half a* much a* this mi;,r^c' by °f W.**' Audi drilling and waste of gas pre*- fourth of all the mohair consumed. machine and binder* cause lhe ex-! c 'dI Um V.” aC‘JnV?[.lhe P^”0"' sure’ The Muskegon field wiu.larg- In the United States. . ,r_ tuvimr tnm< iwininei ,aDie.*ix»ns co»“ water. Pour syrup of society, and yet this man Is freed? re^rii u~k^Th< “nd. •"'U“n ^aditally over four well' on on . technicality. a technicality ■. m-WbboAJor MwU »«ta. y1” teMS“«K"ElB«~w2aaSll ; We are glad that the prosecuting n< w combine saves the cost of four ... , teasuodn salt anil ururies attorney ot Wayne county ha* taken an appeal from thi* declsloh to the .Is. Ihr drud««ry .M «pen» olj)x, „„ u:„| state .supreme court to get a ruling feeding harvest hands ! freeze. as to whether officers have a right eiWn^^Xtlo^'robKtSd Thc ,anic I‘ro>x‘rtl0n of thret- to wareiTin'a of 'thU kind" If I PITTSBURG PRODUCTS Interior Wallhide Outside Paints Floor Enamels White Lead and Oil Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. PHONE 251S FRANK SAGE MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO They figured that with one of these.L r?X™ £ oou,d kLUed implement* they can cut the aver- J SThll method Thereof counete^couW have | been arrested—If he could have been' age grain crop on a farm in a very ■ 1 < a'a ' caught and Identified But because; few day* und have the machine on,eTATC ulnucll . r-.D.i i he was caught with hb revolver hid-. hand to harvest beans and other STATE WOMEN LEARN uni*/ th cawc rnnnc den ln the c“r accordln« » ‘hr; croj*. while the old reaper is a HOW TO SAVE FOODS interpretation of Michigan law by chicken rooKt for 51 weeks of the ----------- . thi* Detroit Judge, this thug is set Canning Schools Popular in Tree to continue his criminal career. Aw*fe wllh al1 fcuch shielding of, Michigan Communities Hav - ;crinunabi through legal technicall-' M. C. A. ITEMS ’""I1 ft’s! ,h‘- nta, ctmtr l.M >—n cuMiUiM In d™ plainin* to boys and parent.-, the wonderful camp jcxpcrlence offered by the Kellogg I Viundatlon camp. i Aug. 21-26 and 28 to Sept. 2 Every : boy who 1* fortunate to attend will lx* forever grateful to Mr. Kellogg j, . Do your utmdst to let [kxi see I that you at least are a sound work­ , man with no need to be ashamed of | the way you handle the word of ! truth "—MoffatTranslation of 2 Tim 2-15 te LET’S HAVE OUR TELEPHONE PUT BACK IN » •‘I’ve got it all figure*! out, E<l. We can nffonl n telephone again. Shall I order il tomorroM?” “Sure, go ahead. The oflicc manager nake'd me today how he could reach me in thc evening. Tlie May things arc going, I think it’* all right.’* it. Co. CHIGAN A telephone Mill aerse you In many waya daily. And in cane of emergency, you oau nurnmon aid imtantly, ij you have-a telephone. Order a tele­ phone today from the Telephone Business Oflicc. Inatallatiou Mill be made nromptiy* tie*. ________ Three Burry Co. S 8 officers'at* tended a State officers' meeting at '■ Walden Woods near Brighton on Wednesday. x ! C. F. Angell had a letter Saturday ' from the Lincoln Belmont Y. M. C. A Chicago, inviting both men and ; women to room there al 51 Od using • different parts uf the building. Il b ton the west side. . [ Mr and Mr* C. F Angell and : Helen had Sunday dinner nl the The ni^re’SkwX MMdem ’ Slat<’ Co,le«e- W***'”’*’** August 16 k d A lar«e Portion of the flavor that I Kellogg Foundation camp as guests. 'ls UM'tl ln P^PPremint and spearmint ot Lloyd Shafer. " J RumR ls Produced on Michigan muck, Secretary Angell was at Barlow hJa ini? Trtta? w tn ,1UM ’X K,lls B,,d thc Problem* of producing! ;|«k- r«m„ U> eunlrr lhc , wen invited to attend canthe *2% . <emus will have in the. K’ "t: y. »‘c”‘lar1’'* regarding: a Iinlf demmulrauon* A community dlscus*ion*' a'e *a'nlare l’*,cc lfl early fall Sixly-tme boy* are Kent <Y» camp Can the "BroUirrlMxxl of Man and the Fatherhood of God" be recon­ ciled with the taking of life m war? At least 25 farm home* were vislt- Earth ing Welfare Gardens Approximately 4,700 women at- **|ipiz CADMCDQ MCET tended canning demonstrations; "’UUr rRnmCno rvH-ul given by home economic* extension' AT MICHIGAN STATE nutrition spccialuto. Michigan State College. One hundred thirty-seven Flavors for Chewing Gum and demonstration* were given in 48, n . countie* This do** not include tn- Olher Special Crops Grown meeting* conducted by home demon-! on Michigan’s Black Acres ' Oum chewers of America may find *l “ H Tnekur lei- an Improvement in their dally rationXte to1 cX Sy'S:" “ g “heJ^^Mlchlig H.vm. .IU> , im-TOr. ramm .nd b , tin can scaler purchased. Correct meUiod.ot■»«*>«•"«‘>™ alm,’.nd lan wMnu prS «/.n..p<n .nd.l l.miUj, on th. du„d ln on. Brower ment free in canning for Ih-ir own j0|g- «■< vp<tet.bler In tr.lntood ft I T , A" now mow pecu'.I.Henuloownr It U»y buy ,nd »u« Colk ,, ,„UOU!ly ™ — •_ . . U»lro»Ti . . j Un u “ inc is Mnl continuously Caro. WnrkL .la __e» sna • -■ v-ouege ... mp. ; cro. Th TO Wb u hrlng belns directed MM by .Mrtmmtliw with on mna TO. Mary TOrv Seekell. Amtell home deconstra- , ,o Mis* tion agent. who own this type of soil. Tlie ColPoints particularly emphasized in1 lege muck plots are used to test. theae demonstration* included: Con‘ crop varieties, ways of preventing only good sound product*, sort the' frost damage, passible benefits from ; questionable products out of thc Irrigation, comparative efficiency of • good and can separately j method* of draining, and mast prof-. Speed is essential. Prepare food1 ! liable types of fertilization for tlu* and j^ck In jars and process os soon1 different crops. u* possible after picked. One hour\ Different plots at the College show' SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. from garden to can is n good rule.'. the results of the use of sulphur, i i Mrs. Glenn Wotnng was operat­ । Do not can to* large quantities at salt, and phosphate used on onions. • ed on at Pennock hospital Monday one time unless there L* plenty of celery, potatoes, und cabbage. Tests evening. At- last report she was gain­ help. Do not pack food too tightly are also being made of the beneflts ing nicely. > In can because heat'cannot -pene­ to be obtained from different spac­ j Ruth. Marlon aud Paul Woodman trate quickly to center ot can. Ings of the crop rows and from dif­ . Ir.fL for Ionia Friday where they will Proce** food according, to ac­ ferent depths of planting seed visit relatives and friend* for tw*> curate lime table* Recommenda­ Dean E L Anthony. M. S. C., tion* are being given for increasing Christian Schnelrla. Bay City, pres­ , Mis* Ncvah Farlec and Miss V«ii» tlie processing tiny of tomatoe* to ident of the Muck Growers Associa­ Scudder left for Sebewa camp meet­ 45 mlnutea since so much difficulty tion. Dr P M Manner. M. 8. C.. ing Monday wlirrc they will spend in souring has been reported muck soils specialist; and prominent two week*. throughout the stale. muck growers in tlie state will give Guy Kantncr and family and Mr. Do not turn Jar* upside down to brief talks during the day. and Mrs Wlllts Kantncr and test for seal Rather turn on side daughter of Hasting* spent Sunday and roll to check for perfect seal. HOLMES CHURCH. Mr*. Elizabeth (Hjtboney of BarryCool Jars a* quickly as possible aft­ Mr. and Mr*. Bernard Butkau of er removing from processor. This is ville Is spending a few days at Wel­ Grghd Rapids spent Sunday with to check flat sour by Crockford'*. Robert GUI. Mrs Etta Parmelee and Clarabell A new canning bulletin la avail_______________ Mrs. Ruth Duncan and sons of able at the home economics exten- went to Allegan Thursday to gel ac­ Woodland and Ray Worlley and tion office. qualnted with the little daughter at family spent Sunday with Mr. and --------------- ------------ -——■ Mr and Mrs. George Vanden Bosh *. Mr* Guy Makley. . "Copperheads ' was the term ap-l Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodman of Chas Farlre and famUy *pcnt piled to members of the peace party Grand Rapids were Bunday visitors Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. I. N. in the North during the Civil War. Rt Hubert Barnum's. Williams near Dowling. supposedly the covert friends of the Mr and Mrs. Robert Lennon and Harold Hecker and family ot Confederates. Copperheads are ven- Mr and Mr*. Peate of Grand Kalamasoo spent Sunday with rela­ otnou* ------ — .Rapid* were Sunday visitors at Ben snake* tive* In Southwest Woodland. T---------- ———--------------Crockford's. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clum of Grand Billboards 500 fret from the highMr. and Mr*. Gus Johnson and Rapids spent Ute week end with way will be the rule in Delaware if, Mr. and Mrs. John McLeod spent Everett Clum. ’ a new bill is passed. Saturday and Sunday at Eaton Rap-1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mills and Mrs 4a ■* ids camp meeting. Fraser of Battle Creek were Sun­ ■me book collection* of lhe LI-.- Mr and Mr* Roy Wickham spent, day guests at Mr. and Mr*. Paul brary of Congress number 4.447,431 Sunday at Archie Wilson'* in Kai-; Towpaend. volume*. amazno. QUALITY FOODS CHOICEST QUALITY MEATS BEEF POT ROAST Meaty cut* Ib Shankless Smoked Picnic* Thuringer Summer Sausage Bologna or Franks 2 "»• 25c Horrud'a fine quality Minced Ham Herrud'a if 15c PORK STEAK 3 20c Lean cuts Pork Roast Pork Liver Pickled Pork Picnic style 10c CANADIAN bacon *”MC RED SALMON 17c SUGAR 10 *• 48e Country Club — Finest red Fine Granulated n, 19c Jewel Coffee French, Ib. 23c Country Club, Ib. 37c Tomato Juice 3 bottle* 25c Country Club - pure juice Rocky River i..nb.«i. Kk Latonia Club i«rg-bo*tu 10c GINGERALE - No bottle charge PEANUT BUTTER 2 t 22e SODA CRACKERS J £. 22c Etabassy — Rich and creamy Country Club — Fre»h, crisp, fp(ky pkg. 6c Cheese Spread Swift', - American or Pimento Ken-L-Ration 1OC m Popular dug food Salad Dressing nu.„ Country Club - fancy quality Iced Caramels 19c Fresh, delicious candy OLEO BREAD EATMORE BRAND Cider Vinegar Ib. 29c J lb*. FAMOUS COUNTRY CLUB ,.lh>» 19c Muttard 25‘ Ib. loaf oui. H-ib. 25c Pickling Spice lb. 25c Ground All Spice ii- 25c Tumeric ii.. 25c Mustard Seed n.. 25c SCRATCH FEED LAYING MASH 100 4-b. n/at 100 Lb. Bai $1.8$ $1.88 FANCY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ORANGES 2 j“ 37c California — 288 size — Sweet and juicy Bananas Choice yellow fruit PDI ET C Celery ONIONS Fancy Ducha*. U. S. No. 1 Quality Frosh - largo bunch Michigan Yellow 2 bunches 15c �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 9. 1M3 PAGE TEN Wisconsin, visited Mrs J. D. Ociol' J FRF.KPORT. Thursday Last Week s Letter. - evening. . . Miss Winnlfred Emerson of ShavKSrs °! S341’ ertowp. New York, called al the H U“ PRORATE COURT. ;M Buughner home Saturday. of Grandville and D. D.l Rapids visited Est. Georgt S Fuller, dee d proof! Mr .,«■ Mr. H.nr, K.,c,....... „,r. Price of Grand jro“oS P^oZ ‘” Mr on probate of will filed, order ad- Maude and ’Mr .’and and'hire.'M. HaTl Mre. Ed.’ Hall ’’ vooi *wnoay. Laurence Hawkina of Hastings “u raL!^’ i ‘pent !iSl *eck *l Oun ,,ketor tiled, letter* tratunx-utary k-1 ‘ and Miss Wilma Helrigle of Freeport • sued., order limiting settlement cn- ji Mr. and Mn. Ed. Hail spent Fri­ were quietly married at Angola. day with their daughter, Mrs. Vi­ (u-red. petition for -hearing claimsj^: Indiana. Saturday. July 22. return-! !' vern Cook-near latke Odessa ‘ riled, notice to creditors Urncd Ing ll to* n-Humuuroo Kalamazoo inIn ina lhe evening. i .. ,, . >''» Hu Mmy Hanna, deed Inventory-'J Miss Mary Allcrdlng of Coats spending the week end with lhe filed. . . .Grore spent last week with her sis- groom’s- abler. Mr. and Mrs. Orrle Woodard, also vialUng friends and! Eat Jamefi Bkard, dec d.- Lnvafv | ter. Mrs Ted Btutance । Rev and Mrs. Loomis and daugh- relatives in Grand Rapids. Congrat. toiy fl.ed ...... |ter. “w. «-»u>ioa. Oayure. KU left me the oral nfat cu of the ulattons Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins. E*t John Schelfla. d< c d Petinon I week for (or x a two two weeks wrelu-’ vacation. vseaUca. xu». Ellas Bevier of CoaU Grove1 for hearing claims filtd, notice, to I-week .. .. Wilhum -------Mom ajid.. daughter, Mar- u visiting indefinitely* with her creditor* Usued • . lu «, gar«, « and Mr „„ and Mrs Arthur daughter, Mrs L. M CurtUs E.-t Wm. G..Barnes, deed. B*uid - ■'Moore and Pauline and Virginia. Mr. — . Moore •>*>'■ and » Pauline auuire and hiiu Virginia. •iiHiiuu. n». Mr. mt Mr. and Mrs Mn Leon Leon Howk and Mr Mr. “"3 »•— M----”“" — lUlph Iwr ana tou-r Ml Hiwk rally Sunil, ।of Admr. filed, letters m <*f il, «am:ni,.l— .. .. rvivjr nu»cr ;c;i eariy ounnay nll.liu n nd Mrs Ida Moore . trip ■through >___ and Mr* Ida Moore were were dinner dinner morning r~for a north­ ment entered guests of Alvah Moore and wife ern Michigan They expect to be Sunday. absent about a week. account* ot executor tiled, order al­ Mr. and Mn Dale Cook >nd fam- Mr and Mrs W s Surrarrer and lowing account entered, discharge of By visited relauvre m Middleville Mr and Mr*. Fred Williams made a executor issued, relate enrolled. „ , y. . businere trip to HasUngs Saturday Est. B«it w Jour*, deed. Order Helen Boughncr of Springport I* Mr. and Mrs. Baxter are again allowing claims entered. . ajmt and uncle. Mr. an<l welcoming old friends after nearly a ’“T., , „ >*ar jl afi*nce, with relative; in allowing claim* cnuied. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Walton are California E -.. Janie* Friend, dec'd. Annual ; spending this week at Gun lake Mr and W»Mr* Guy Simpson Simpson anti and i . L. , , Mr account pf executor tiled. . jLi ,..v. ,O"‘Uy ‘‘•udders. Velma .nd Harriet. H-t. Jo*'l Kocher, et al. Order for.tor Kellogg K.n... camp ram„ at .. Pine p,™ lake. tran.ta,. .rrurt Su«u> m.iioiirmiu-hH-nU-retL | Mr. arid Mrs Furd Carr attended ntng to assist in the care of the bit­ E ' »or-’ri w «>’'>*• Order for the Carr reunion al lonlu Sunday. tcrn nui..r OCQr ™ Seger, who is m ter* ,father, George ;.<ijo-.i::;incin entered. ■ Valenta Doyle is visiting relatives a critical critical condition condition E ! Mary Hendk-y. dic’d. Belding mid Flint tills week , ti it for Admr tiled, waiver of no-1 'Richard Lobdell and friend are IRVING. t;c«-'filed, order appointing Admr 'expected to return from tlieir trip Mrs. Ernest Warner from Vandaentered, :>uid boiwl <...t Admr.... tiled, letters ... . through th.- southwest Monday. entered. lu ana ,r uncle. Warren Wurrcn swnlon Ila and IM iicr Stanton. ...... ............................................. ' ,MrN><*. ’ c, <- umics »< UI B7^ n’ hJT were caib of' '.idinlliHinitlon issued. uldrr| •»>.»««> xxiatuu, 'linutma M'f.Itt-.ant entered.* I Xias-, was a a Monda Monday guest of of M Mr. * euest r ing ln irvtng Sunday. They spent F.: Emma Barit, dve'-d. Pro<>! on'andi MrAlbert Wells. ti ’c.LTr.. '.. .in’Tirranu o,„u. Saturday night and Sunday with( ■ probate of u ill tikd, order admr. ‘ * * — — tn ?. Rap*i* Mr and Mrs. Marshall Pierce and ' will entered, bond ol tareutur ttiled.-Friday Ylduv tb 8unu>o ,t D^ng to e.ll rail nn on hi. his hmih., brother, XM Ed. MAY COUR T HOUSE NEWS Coal Prices sttu Advancing save in purchasing yqur next winter's fuel NOW, before further advance in price will go a long way toward help­ ing to pay other that coal is going higher and thc next show a sharp advancc. We Carry All the Various Grades of Coal Desired for Economy and Service in Heating Smith Brothers Velte & Company FEEDS, HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2257 BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS The Thrifty Code for Tire Buyers / hereby prnmite Io trade In m» lliiH. worn.alanarroita lirr« and equip my ear before prli ca atbaix'c again. with llic •Ni/r»t and .U.ut Uependablv f ire* 1 Cuu find. They mud have: Firry lilxr in riAry High fMrctrh riinl in rlcry ply aaIurut<'d and inalni with purr liquid rubber. to give . lur Ettni llluu nut I'rolcrtiun. They mud have: .Two Exira Gnm-Dippr.l Cord Pli* » tndrr tlie Trrad for f.riufrr ytwnptli and H/otruiif I'rntirtinn, They must have: Scientifically ilroicnrd.nonakid trrad loghemeEXTRA sAFtm. z rut MASTERPIECE os TIM CONSTRUCTION _ ?*?« £*■*> tU.-*^.*' Al IKK il,< eoiftmodlticM and wngea ure up IniiH fir.. I.:. lU.MEMBf.n—. ■</. Mileage THE NEW Tire$tone SUPfk OLDFIELD TYPE Built t orbital all 11 rat line stand■ rd brand tlre*ii(.i<|i)alit, .ron■ truetion nod uppraruru-r, • ml l"wrr pri< <•— miolli. r oa’ing money for rjir ownrn. Tirestone Tiwtone oi n*-;n o rre; :s6. |W*4S 1.60 4.25 ; 4 65 ANDRUS SERVICE JEFFERSON A. court sut«*.t . P U A M f r n u n l 9 9 A H l l 4 u a * HASTINGS Michigan i’ctter.i testamentary issued. «o:dcr (Cool, who has been ill for some tune, । limiting M-uknxmt -----•ntered. ' petlpeti- ■ Four Rebekah ladle* ladles wtth with well n Mr. und Mrs. LX-11 Wilcox and :.on tor hearing cl.ii i., tiled. [tilled basket; had a picnic xupper Kirk Wtlcox ot Coats Grove Aiave .'- - J l’”i- u.m Mr and Mrs Ham Eckert Wedto Wa’b. mwikm. I t«>’ til Hun for widow* allowance filed, m- nesday in honor of Mrs. Pearl Quick. o,hrr 'm' Sde^ ml t urn der fur wldor * ullowanu-entered. a number from Lilliari CRebekah Tile Misre* Minnie mid'M iry JriiE,'. I ■; :*,;a F, a. - d.. .1 p. Utum l-xi.e ot Grand Rapids \ k, h“w wito 1 “ to LeRoy to visit ’ ' Jimmie Elliot of Flint and Mr and b“J,Th£ kX.t •vu. ,t Jenkins Ire Ft; llu,5 Orolher. ROBttt ■ lilt ti. order : > sell k i-nitrctl. Mrs Ft; Vy Ware Ware of of Routh South ttaMon Boston v<«. vis,-v Mr. and Mrs. Earl RsmiMi and I i -t Lydin E. Williams, dee d Fv-! ited Mr. und • Mrs. ■ Elmer " ’ noiwn children spent u couple day* last iti'.Jon {.h Adrnr. filed- waiver of no- - Wednesday. with her parent* in the north lite* tikd. order appointing Admr.! The Misses Norma anti Nelda Cool week part of the state. [entered, bond uf Adrnr. tiled, letter.,! h it Friday morning for Medina. ' IK, ’-*r v™ :7 ’i^Yuti Mildred ’ ’ s, , . z_ .• m, ' ’?”Mr d «ndJ*Mrs 1?,'1.^James ng,cL’n<Nagel. -*?Lr .Mr n',v* : of F.adminisir^tUm issued. Ely. "Ifd.lmcnt. . .......... . ' ' Mrs Henry Nag<-1 of Grand Rapids, Bond of Admr. filtd.-letters of ad-i George Seger suffered a stroke together with Rev. and Mrs Floyd ;ministratiun iraucrL order Umitinij'Tuesday which left him helpless. of Charlotte-were nt Gul) lake .-•< -.tk-ment e.-.b :, :i ' Mrs. LaVerne Seger and sons. Hcr- Nrgel meeting last week. . Est Arthur E Patton; dee d Order, bert und Robert, are assisting with catnp Mr and Mrs. John Loop of -the to iraf.shr ;-tix’k entered. (the care ot their grandfather. Wilcox school neighborhood enter-, >t Forrest B. Hatl. H-1, are cf .C’-’-We Seger. itdiaii by uarfi filed. diMthlurtt of I Dorothy Tabbt-rer returned Fri- tatned his sister from Flint part of Iday evening from her visit at Beaver Mrs. Burr Warner Has returned I bland. to Lansing and Mr*. Bhniton of MIm Dona IJpscomb of Grand Grand Rapids Is here Vith her Hattie Whittemo-e andI i -. Rapids spent the week end with her mother. Mrs. Fbx. .-•* Ida.Knt’trlck. Mr- Me- rivlcr. Mrs. Onio Know lahr.da re•;!>* '.. ! {M’on. Mcj. iltiunA Mk and Mrs. R, E. Lipscomb- of Diekei-m ui?:i Mi Cecil Clark <>f Giaml'WRapIji* were guests of Mr. Thc L. A 8. will elect oflicers at, Chnerihlc ■•:. 1 t - H<»ll-.i:td /::,1 -T>rno.Knowles Sunday. their meeting on Thursday. August T:i«-d.tv *:.il ; i* n? tiir tlay at the ‘ Mra. Mabel Mill, r n-.e~.Malx! Fox* 17. *o be sure to come,out it you det- farm i“r Elrndule filled on Mr*. Orno want an otltee Dinner ulm will be \m Ruth m« Arthur tuul daugh-: Knuwli* Thursday'. iprved. ter. .Mu.--..!, n.ire moved to Mt. I -V{ and Mrs- Dan-Posting and The Cemetery Circle meets this: Pi ..-.•.nl make th«-;H:mr.e. IMrs Jennie Millet attended ’U’ h- wrek Thursday., M.-. and Mi- Harry W.Cfdorri mid Or' w sHwPl reunion Sunday. '• Mrs. Anna Pierce of Irving Visited Mi. Mmi.ie Harrison of Wall lake Mr..and Mis Loomis and Gatiu relatives here last week arid accom* "' re at tljclr farm home near Held- panied her son and family to tin- ; Cole reunion. Luum Frida'. TliUrs<lti.v guests of Mrs. Delia, Mrs. Margaret Gallagher of Hart- , • ,Vi;l<- were. Mr and Mrs. Frank ford. Connecticut. Mrs J D. Smith 1 Bunker of Alto. Mrs Phrotia Austin of Johmtown and Mrs Clara Haver jand Mrs. Ella Catt. ,'of -Battle Creek were Thursday ! Callers Wednesday of Mrs. Cora guests of Mrs Mattie King. , Gardener were. Mre. Bouma. Mr* Andu-w Bluugh- Willis Hutchins. I The Dowling school reunion will i-.eld at Herringtons resort thts । Mrs, Steve Miller and daughter, isweek on Wednesday- and ull who ! Helen, till of South Bowne. : were former teachers and pupils are Mary Dukes ot South Bowne was a guest ot Mrs. Cora Gardener Fri- urged to attend and everyone in the, ested arc supposed to be prjpcnt. | Dr Kennedy of Grand Rapids was The Weeks school picnic will be ■ a night guc»: of Rev and Mrs. held at tho school grounds on Sat-; Ixxxni, Wednesday urday. August 13. and x’ this event • Mr and Mr> Gail Ughtfuot and always proves tn ba very interesting, Mr and Mrs Harold Rwnbcrger a large crowd 1? anticipated ; *nt Friday in Grand Rapid* Mm Eva Striker’ of Atlicns end . Mrs Lydia Lightfoot. »no has Mrs Fern Woolsey of Grand been very’ -HL is getting along as ids were Saturday guests of Mr. and well as can be expected considering Mss s. A. Wertman. her M-vere illness some time ago : Mr« Maude Basu:: and daugh­ KLINGENSMITH. ter. Lucllh i»nd Miss Kate Kidder Will Green spent Sunday with bls were in floatings Saturday. brother, Albert, after spending the iiast two week* at Nashville and1 : Thomas Coliifiowcr. ot Columbu.% Maple Grove with relatives He left Ohio, arc spending a ‘few days at Sunday evening tor Detroit to .spend tlu- F. C. Tabberer home. • a few days at his home there ’ H v ;.nd Mb. E M Wheeler at* Rollo Johnson lias purcha-eti tlie ., .. t-yidcd the general conference held Sheldon farm near Yankee Springs •/ Hillsdale last week. will take paixyMon soon. ' * • ?* ,r. .tt and v nf ..... and Fjn and C-hrKtina Christina fr Fox of t TamNoble Saunders, who resides on anu- and Mr and Mrs. Baxter were the Sheldon farm recently pur­ • callers o£ Mr and Mrs. Henry chased by Mr. John»on. will move ; Adams recently. into a cottage at Gun lake soon. Vdm.i Fortxy is one of the chlK mrs van Tuyl ,uyi „ or Mrs. Perry Van Is canng earing ,for dren Irani here who went to the thc new baby that arrived al lhe Keltogg Camp a! Pint lake Monday will Ellsworth home near Bowens Reed Roush of Lake Odessa visit- Mills last week. • <l hu aunt. Mr* Elmer Roush. Sat­ Mr. and Mre-bcoRyder of Newayurday• ■ Bo are the parent* of a-baby girl; Mr.- Mary BuMance -i» under the bom last week. Mr* Ryder is a daughter of Mrs. Roy Jenkin# of TI:..- three Moore families and this place. ' Mim Elu,sa and Meredith Lewi* , Mr mid Mrs. Edwanl Bowerman planned a birthday surprise party and little daughter are visiting ielator Ralph Moore Thursday at Fal-'i live* In Grand Rapids. iasburg Park The usual good time Alice Rose Latta has been visiting hM by aX. i her brother and friends tn Battle Mr; R.ty Nc. b is recovering from Creek tlie past week. .• severe illness. She returned this Mr*. Rby Welk and Viola of Kala­ •-•tek from the Flower hospital and mazoo. Mrs. Lee Lapham and Leet* Mrs. Clarence Van Patten and ol Maple Grove spent Wednesday Dorothy left Friday to assist with afternoon at thc Green home. . the ’care of Mrs Neeb ADAMS LAKE. 1 Mr and Mrs. Ralph Burton-and son Moore of Detroit came Frida:-. u. w ,<Karl Hughes and family'of Clevr* !for a few day*- visit with Mr and*land Ohio, spent the week end viaitMt* I E Moore. Mrs Burton lef-. mg his father. R W. Hughe; Delos — « —u Rapids ... Saturday *far Grand for j in<j wl{e o{ Toledo also came S-v.* ’ -‘i ns ,f’ aa>i’ »h,1< Mr Burton will urday evening for a short visit with r-iLii 4 buslnesa trip to Washington him Mr* Roy Master s Abler. Margate: uMtl°r Muskegon Heights and the for- home here Sunday afternoon. piu-t i daughter- Mus Catherine, The c E party of Yankee Spring.i I j qw’iit the day Sunday nt the Raj, will hold their business meeting at; [ Naabr home and returned in tin- the home of Geo. McKilrijin-; on I [evening with Mrs MouHon. who has the R w. Hughe* farm There will! -n ai thr h.rnw of spent several weeks with lier daugh- be a program and also a short play­ let entitled Entertaining Big 8l*-^ The M E four quarterly confer- tcr's Beau- and games after which er.ee met at Carlton Center Wednes­ refreshmenu will be served of day evening, with a good attei4- sandwiches and lemonade Plea** apes. After the usual business ses­ bring enough lemon? and sugar for n aua Cleveland SchoM sion Rev Lcotms was entertained your own family, also table service by the ladles prewnt with a treat ot Would b^ pleased to iiave anyone ice cream and cake in honor of his attending to bring something to­ jSLth birthday, which was July 26 ward the program. Thanks. Victor Siiwn ts convalescing --- --------------------------... ......fromThe Bible study directed by Rci : At IP «TOM It’ll BIG FACTOR an attack of strep’.occocus sore Miles U creating much interest i IN CAUSING ULCERS Uiroat----------------------------------------. 1 ---------------BI GBEE CORNERS. A number of Mr*. Annible -------------------.— Dant tot teo mucii acid rum Jim WUc-rx of Wett est Hope was a your stomach Take Dr Emil a Breandle# 'friends met at het home Adi* Tablets and quickly over- Friday evening to help her celebrate -Sunday tueat of nus brother. Tom lur Birthday.- which proved » be a who bu€$ct: s.ck this week t-ur .“..-u.-'.’. "r.-i;-’■>:?:! ”b A. idrrlul time. ’ and Mr* Floyd Palmer a for an inLyEaxker. .dragsut- —Ad1 Mrs. Jennie Miller ot Fc;U»e. definite iuyr . E DETROIT JEWEL Gas Range Prices will be Higher Sept. 1 Special for a Short Time Only JVc invite you to come in and see this NEW (number 6339) Ivory Marble Finish Detroit Jewel Gas Range. This new, all porcelain t " is 16683316 equipped with full insulated oven and broiler, radio type Fore Dro Fori druug A murki com pc amoui cattle Kansa Queril mark* buy o * tlonal oven heat control, top lighter, porcelain grates and burner . pan and several other modern features which make this the MOST CONVENIENT and ECONOMICAL Gas Range you could wish to own. Priqed at $59.50 Cash or on our time payment plan of only $5.95 down and $4.55 each month. CASH ALLOWANCE for YOUR OLD STOVE CONSUMERS POWER ‘I* nd COMPANY TRY IT.. «kiy. / Inn then watch the ail level ! Abu pic t Sundi Hitt •Muds Gnnn IS0=VISw Metal Orf means fewer quarts between drains FORMERLY 30< XL hy shouldn't Iso*Via "D” last longer? Il forms no sludge to stick piston rings —even tends to loosen up rings nlreadv stuck by ordinary oils. And next to high speed, stuck rings are the most important cause of high oil consumption. The use of IsoaVis "D" actually tends to reduce the oil requircmcuta- of even an old car. Start now to cut down your motor,oil coots by draining the crankcase, flualdug clean, and changing to IsoaVis ”D**. Now only QUART FLU» TAX STANDARD OIL SERVICE ALSO DISTRIBUTORS OP ATLAS TIRES �THE HASTINGS BASNER. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1MJ MAY BE GOOD MONEY i i raarow. rurereviux ' ... rrrniiin niTTt r Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ruuell Ben-1 Mr. and Mrs. .Edward Smith of IN rttUINu LAIILc ton Sunday. August G, a seven।Detroit vUitod the formers brother. •----------; pound baby girl. . Fred Smith, and family Saturday. /-.forced Sales of Stock From MUS Dorothy Tabberer accom-l Mrs Addle Cherry of Lansing vlsArnn, Ti-.rir. panled her brother-inlaw. Rev. Q.iltod her sister. Mrs- Maude . Kvztnrrhi Brougbl Ar«u Bring iwiz.it Mlcb. “ t0 onio, S.I’“Sp'Smith,, ylgan Farmer, Opportunity unUr. lor a law ...U ata,. MuD.njotd Hl«m.of Forced aula, ol MtUa from luv Brard.l.y ol w<wdland de-1LX!”1 °° *** “ * drought areas have dr pressed the llvered a nqe menage at the M. Ej ° ’““?>• ’ 1 market on thin stock to a point church Sunday. . ■ Mr anJT Mr^ri tilnXr am * ““-re h an ««»rni po.ilMr Bnd Mr, Nornuul MUkr and “L ^KuUmalf^ "«t JliJlwim 'un^ti^hav ‘wo dau«h,a"®nd w«“d«- week. While there they motored . eroixT ..? t^n ctt,led at l,w ho”M! u'Mr to Chicago for it day fit the Century VhK; !aui £“tuTuiXU" w••• 8—»M«h «« uuc one wi n»i; UW ........... -..... —•• -j.»< g-iui|ivna who . ll wu wint.' fn-dirig pJfkJd aewdhu to’ Muis MUi Hi-Jen Hfrless Boughncr of SpringSpring- 'many munypleajiurc.tplanmdforhtrdurBoughncr of pleasures planned for her dttrtln- miimiI huSmndry department epcnt *ht,le. “ »vck wllh M*4*4 4. >“« her hvr sl«>' ef.h **“' :hr:n. u‘ein- It u was wus ail, «n- c,,d —' . ।; Josephine utul appreciutod and enloved. enjoyed. nt Mh'lilgun State CMJlege. J1**euhl,u’ “ ,ul June -»“•* Noviskcy. Novlskev ,. > mmrwiaU-d - ' W. 8. Surrarrer made u bustneut Mr- a«id Mrs. Floyd Wah s and Most of thc distress sales of cuttrlti to Woodland Monday. | «’•“ “nd MIm Burt attended the tie arc being made by western farm-, laaMKaaf I, ..h„ -.'Blanchard reunion at tong lake. ent when- range conditions have!1 compelled owners y> reduce the irSL,,"!’’” amount of litvstock carried. Thea- ' r M, and Mn, Ha, ll„.UU,„ «u,n , ■ cattle are moving to Htc St. Patti. Kansas City, and Omuha markets. Queries should be tent to al! thesei markets to obtain the best possible & buy on cattle. Many Michigan farms have pav-j mg auu.two ciiiiari-n ana Mrs. tx>a Wrdncsduv turn or roiuthGgv which will nut be!IWMle MM,..,k liar many. ,k„ ,„k used tink-M the owner buys addi­ 7 k. .' I”" . . , Mr and Ml- 11 n.ard Shull. tional livestock. 'Dils forage could TJ-.SL” ‘ mi"'“’j::.; jl, Ix- used to carry thin cuttle until ■ Sb... Hua. .. Ia>.,1, g« •Inter when there will be a normal iraygr demand for feeder -tttoent. V-iSSS'SS No one ran guarantee .future' Hn7uto WUUnaaUHldad nuniis«Mi-nui.u <a.. , price.-., but the College livestock men wedding anniversary <if Mr. uhd'j Mr. arid Mr... Albert Rogers and believe that the present extraordi- Mrs. Melvin Sarver of Caledonia.I •T-'.; T ’ evening. — ----- ------- • nephew. Romnx.and friendnary condition;. IE the w>-st -Tuesday T ii,M " vvakhi"Mu-.ii n n,i it Mtn t's’° da*’s “• *'"■ World -; Fair Re. \Mlkln.-> will attend the 20th accepted by Michigan fat nu m, Fulr nU-era will uuik*- cheap gains on pas-1 Hire, anti cattle from drought arena N'.r. Hmiltew, mtt “* "‘'w t™d*' eirnuid iiicrriua* in weight rapidly !! Mra. .Mrs. Nora Hitiiiocrgt-r a.ul ana Mrs.! MMa. nl ,.om Several fiiriiH i-. In one community! Iva Sullivan of Grund U.,.„K Rapid-, r.llrf called’ can co-operate in buying a carload vn friends and rv|athea in lhe vil- j shower’lor Dorothy Douglm. at thc ti! tlittle in rein where no one mun luge Friday. Mr. Mary Hooper is .pchdtng o'K'-tof^receX* mtn?nU-nW has feed enough for lite 35 to CO " -- — • - ■te *■ weeks with her rtsters. Mrs. Fan-. ‘ : •nimnk£,U,f1i? “t',rt M,S' Uavld ZaK ' Alb, r‘ u,“l ”*'n rate thu> rati Ix* UM.-d.on Ute. kind •hTk.kr. of Hu..tmgs Iernl davs Li;t. week with then • I'.-rt of ... J4 , ,“U? <«rnn Haywood, und husband week at the OHarrow- borne In Ot- of nn,llin... Mr and' Mi; John pt-urge and children of Holland spent lhe at-, k end und SundaJ with Mr ayd Mrs. Merk Brad!Hd upd Jack. UltIe;knLp^ra7ton'^aLd«-7otn^"ndl"! Monroe, after a week’s vl-.it With cltG SixJ ' ■ > al ?. .but ... is doing nicely , rnildrcn and Mr. and Mrs Frnrjk Jack, returned home with them. report . . . ; Boniface and familv attended lhe Mn. Jennie Cha.-e, of Kalamazoo Mrs. ,, Ma., ... ............. who „„„ Mary Hmtanrr. has ixx-n. Hoult n unton at Pine lake Sunnria-r Ihn »u..a. s »jx tiding rome lime wrth herunder Um <lnd-tnr doctors« I'ara care. la; Is nnHa. quite ua . '-lnO'1 ■ -.>da uav. brother and surer. Bith- and Nina i,lt better At last report. ' »‘<B«r bake is Mr -““I Mrs. C I, H vney and, .J,*rs . .-tn. and Mr: C F. V ort au ol!Ati- ,grandson ....... ’—of Wyandotte ______ attended giibhr wen: caller.-, al the Ffowei■ the •» ....... — . reunion ... Hcniwy Saturday at’ Quick. Mr. and Mr.-, home Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Bel-' Lake Cklf.vu. llini' r mid granddatighU-r were •-ali­ Mrs Mary Lou Hrltncy attended'''v« 7.7 i» en alut.’ • . «aUtedavCy at Lake Odem nilk[J .if'Kalamuzoo Mrs Billingt r was In Alamo on w S. Surrarrer. wife und f"i»dy |ar^ and Mr. und-Mn .Fred Williams1 daughter*. made a trip to Thornapplr lake: , - " - - t Smith apd •Quick and f-jmlly oi imnllelrt. Mrs. Stthirdav. ’ , ! Mrs. J. ;.; and• rQ>ick went, from Hii-ro to th>* home Mrs. Kila Cutt b spending a cou-1 j,7 " J>.nntr 'a., <»f her daughter. Mr- Ted Tuck, to ph- id Unk;. With rtlathes at Crook- wUn Mr n|ld Ml._ k A .l ark' r. who Mi.-.s. June Ecoby « Wctaji •ixmlhiR thi; week with Mt ami Mi s. Harlan Sroby. ’ . Mr. and Mi - .A c Itemalt altended a familv reunion at Hopkhy biiri: at the hom,-' of Urc lorrn.rA.Li.. s„nd..v?Mr ...d Mrs O'dten-. and fluldnn u-k- abo in alt. Mr Huifcnv returned t> Laming Sundaj ' »: <> ting-, were.gucsta of Mr. and Mrs. 1 ilhr- ,11 M; .. Nurrl:', kSuntfny Tlio.iuu and attended Uie funeral of Onmte Seior Ftidnv — .m-.-- Mrd E. A. Parker, Marjorb*. Mr and Mr:- Will Draix-r anti F11'‘ ? V,1 V d -J*11** Mr> Ella Draix r and Mrs Dan ' ” 0 ’ Mr n“d M1' LatiG^nXh^IXd UtefornS"l G^rnje and chiWren of Ode<lam-h-er and husband. Mr. and Mrs. l.”"U *nd T KHcbnn' of Mnr’ Al l-mril. .1 <Wn 1.1» l-rtdav. I L.,,, nbb ... .................... .. ............... "■ - Many irr.m perc wqn- yt th W K. “““(Kellogg Foundation eanip Sunday of prui-e art- heard of the Mt. ian Bhulu a„d lMh“ J „1'tM'kh.';n.«h n± . .. ’ I Words rood work being iwcomplul-.ed there. Nashville ‘ ‘ w*** •1,1,11 Heach, Florida, were If every wealthy |>erron would do ■ Ataut l.irndtM «ad th.tiyp,,,. ;V"l“'c.aU ““mm I’.'mm' ns much, what it fine place this world: would ix*. Il LhiT ro bad ns it w, bis: -well I guess It s till .right. Lort-e Pennock of I-owell .Is a me •liinirr ut Morgan Park Friday -of his uncle. IJewtHyn Erb, Kunry b rfiid a Kclientl good time was had by » few weeks Week'. with her hi-r >.011* Min Frank Prank j >> *. ,’nk Frcvdel and Jein-Yf uli present., ■ • : C irk Van n n. Hj,,U, ' S i i I Nwll,vin e are vtsiting Mr. and Mrs. Remember the la* cream socla): Link- Jack Van Drusen, who has charle.-. Hughes for a few weeks on. the lawn at Maple Grove Center lt. en -.i-riding 4 few aczk.s with his; “Jh. r. at Mr and Mr? Henn Uii' week Tlmrrdav cvcnlntr i Urt’ka^rornJHo hi? tat tan. n turned to his home irf f-al-. r, ril>. ’t.vnirrt -mrt emnrt...n Mr Mr. and’Mr.- Vincent Norton were .donlu Friday, and Saturday he ac- i jffn v^roSk m.d in Marshall Siiturdup and-the men • Ind PawhX1‘h/ «sbhr J?? •W!*7‘r’ । dau«l“*rKalamazoo, and made a burtnm trip tu Hillsdale in: iwe. iL w th hU Stier* Hln “ Mr **"“ Mrs C“’«*n G®’11’* an“ the afternoon. VhLtuf n k. w,n ot Mn Benson is A <!< !< i.alion final the N. and 8 IheTtck Ju Thi undt ‘ ‘ “ ’ proied m hruith We Mnple Grove churches went to.Shultz.: Sunday evening to* hear J. E Nor- • Mrs Seifert and Mr.s. Perkin.* left: nj tl H.n-i. • who hoi. bcm nt » ton ppeach ut that place. Mnnria yit fn- tiw. lnke"P« i”” girls ’ lons Ub1<‘' eimn lil> ?| lr ^'i a Sunday lorcSunday afternoon visitor* at Ute । camp at Clear lake, where their I noon nt home of Mr. and Mrs. L E Mudge uinn at Clear lake, whrrr tn.-ir | noon nt llls n0II.,. ln oraiurevilic were. Alfred Ackley- inyt daughter/ •laughter'- are enjoying a couple of i township He has Jived in thu vljcinity many years, was highly rcMr. ‘Don Ss.irxm of Urbandale, i :.-“r*.rt! -:.e -t” He was Mr and Mr. Rowley and daughter. tenderly cared for by his son and Ora. and Peter Httywn of Climax Mita Inn Densmore, who spent the railed on.Mr.v Perkins and her fa- dnughter-ln-Iaw. They did uli they part week an Hu- guest ot Miss Huth liter. Frank Clark, Tuesday evening. could to alleviate his sufferings. It Mudge, rrhirin-d to her home in "How long.” cries a trade organ. was gladly and willingly done. Burial Grand Rapids Sunday. ■is this calamitous overproduction in Prairieville cemetery Tuesday. He Mim Ruth Mudge and giir.tt. Misti of oil to continue?” Possibly until leaves to mourn their 1<>m his snp Inrt Densmore, and Mirs Helen Wli- tin- industry learns to let wells. and wife.-mid, a daughter and fam­ ily. it brother utul numerous friends. Illt> six-nt Tuesday tn Kalamazoo. ,! enough alone. Sympathy is extended to the family. Miss Elzuui Westover ot Kalama­ zoo was laid to ryt-t. in our ccmetcfy Sunday afternoon. She lived in tilts community many yean- ago and will ix* remembered by the older restticnU. A brother and ststcr arc left to mourn her parting. . ~ iS ... "If” SlESl !:K:sv±e>£?'“. (i LIME A Business Proposition Everyone know* that SOME lime is necessary to plant growth, but the farmer who supplies SUF­ FICIENT lime of the proper value has recognized a business proposition which-pays big dividends. The cost of the best lime, and the labor to apply it, is small compared with the value of the in­ creased yield which results from intelligent liming. The failure to lime will result in a loss of crop value many times the cost of lime application. LET US FIGURE WITH YOU ON YOUR LIME NEEDS. Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company FLOUR FEED -> COAL CEMENT LIME BRICK -;- TILE «- FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS, MICH. - TELEPHONE 2118 WEEKS CORNERS. • Last Week s Letter I The Weeks school reunion will be ■ held at the school grounds Saturday, 1 Aug. 12. with pot luck dinner Every' body invited. *' Mr. and Mrs. Lcslfr Dickerson1 siwnt Sunday p. M. with thc latter^ mother. Mr.v Beach, of thc Hinder-' ahott district. Miss "CAYMna Newton and lumre! i are spending some time with rcla-: tire* in Lansing. : Mr.i Chlo Hendershott and son of .Hiutings. Mrs. Beach and Virgehm-I Wood of tlu* HetjdersJwU districtvisited Mrs. Irene Dickerson Thurs-I day. । Miss Wilto Hampton of East Del-1 [ton spent last week with her cousin. Jeane Dickerson. Mr. and Mrs Lyle Dickerson and i Jeane spent Sunday with Mr. and1 Mrs. H. O Armour of Hickory Cor-! ners. In China they have si novel way of dealing with a man in debt The creditors take the door off Ins I house. In this country they tgke the hou“;________ *■» \MH The tfcw R C A. building a the Urge;’- in New yerk 1Bd ,bfR- n. *. nsUy cmnnleted will have 2,700,000• I Jr jsquare feet of floor space. Round, Sirloin or Swiss Any and All Cuts STEAKS ROLLED RIB ROAST Lean Meaty Ribs 'ROILING BEEF BEEF ROAST Young Steer Beef 12^® lb. 12jc Ab. 6c Some Sold for Lets None Higher Genuine 1933 Spring Lamb LEG O’ LAMB Mild Cured SMOKED PICNICS IQc lb 15c ic lb. Ib. . 329c BO LOG NA and MINCED HAM or VEAL LOAF SLICED BACON 12c ROAST £Xut’ Up These August Values All Prices In This Ad Include the Michiuan Sales Tax U.S. WE DO OUR PART' SUGAR PURE CANE 100 lb. $ bag — 4~ । io 5OC bs NUTLEY OLEO RELIABLE PEAS D.. c.n. ti es DOLE PINEAPPLE u„. c... RAJAH SALAD DRESSING 6 c... 85c 2 i.' 35c qi 25c TALL BOY TOMATO SOUP MAYFAIR TEA Green or Orange Pekoe PEAS Fancy Pack Med. Size Can* WHITEHOUSE MILK N. B. C. FIG BARS m JOHN ALDEN COOKIES h.b. c. DEL MONTE FRUIT SALAD COFFEE 11c 19c 18c Quart u... 2 Bottle* 26c 15c 29c 25c BANANAS Lemons Oranges Sunkilt Sweet and Juicy Den. Doz. 27c Cao 63c Doz. Qu. 69c Lb. Loaf 6c 2c--2SC Many Varieties HEINZ BEANS Pound Size HEINZ BEANS >»..,c. SOAP CHIPS c..,T..k BROWN SUGAR ENCORE SPAGHETTI In Gia** 2 j*’* 19c QUAKER MAID BEANS Pound SIm 6 Can* 25c RAJAH EXTRACTS 1 ot. Bottle 10c 1 lb. Tins EDELWEISS MALT SYRUP MASON JARS 0.. 59c GRANDMOTHER’S BREAD 17c HEINZ’S SOUPS HEINZ VINEGAR HEINZ KETCHUP MIXED SPICES 3 Can* 29c DEL MONTE SPINACH u„.c. 17c KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES 10c POST TOASTIES u.,.pk.. 10c 23c kb. 25c 33c 7^ Evaporated Beech Nut or Chase and Sanborn’s 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE BOKAR COFFEE MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE iu 2gc The Economy Spread 3 c™. 25c 2 25c S U. Ctn. 27c IO"" 49c Bulk CIGARETTES 4 Popular Brandi BIRDSEYE MATCHES GINGER ALE v.k..ci.b Carton $ 1.09 24oz. Bottla IOC Firm Ripe Fruit 25c Apples 29c Lettuce Dutchcis Head 60 Size 10 lbs. Hds. A A P FOOD STOKES 25c \ 15c �'THE B.UTHM BtfWtB WEDNESDAY AVGVtT to! TWELVE lt» CKE53ET. । 'day with her brother. Vo’.ney Hardy. COATS GRUVJl. , Mr and Mrs. Clay Barber aqd' Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tobltt and sen Lari Week * Letter. Mr and Mi* Mr*. Fred Bush Biuh and Mr."and Mrs Will Moot* and and Mt rhc Coate Grove Community : daughter *i*ni Saturday night und jo;i. of Batik- Creek railed on tneir mating .wid be held on Bunday 'Sa*"“* »**•' Sunday at Gun lake. parent*. Mr and Mn W O Tobia*r nMfht Augu« IS. at 8 o'clock Mar'e^ninv ' Leo Juhtuo:. of H*»tlngs spent BundaS afternoon tha Thompson will have charge ' test week With Mr. and Mr*. WIU Mr aadd Al M:Tobias and- ther U * bU * I Mrs. Keet >............ —— — .... e, will be a miuical program. n«nl Sunday with her sk.ter. sister. ]iul • Moore bar. s*nt lt fSbv Dun Perkins and family •«»"«> hbhwBarrell Phillipa and Mr and Mi Andrew Kennedy, of ol t ^r son and daughter attended Uie Fux the State road Mti. D ToWMKid is sick and tier «• reunion al Crooked lake Sunday Mr and Mu Don Bmilh of Kai- daughter, Mr*. Thelma Enxicy. ot Sajn Geiger, brothei. Mr und Mrs j Donakl Geiger, and daughter of lhe ■ / afternoon . ama.f* visited hl* aunt. Mrs Guv (.irand Rapid*. 1* caring for tier. Sinker diainct. also John White' Mt «nd Mr* Warren Bryan at- Khm. und family recently "and children of Prairieville on Sun- ] >; tended p amity reunion near CalcMr and Mn C N Tcbuu und M moved recently. . . ,, dema Sunday • J Manning *m:>t test Tuesday In Mr. and Mr* E. G. Smith and son day. Vesta Silcock ijnd Mrs Russell t Joe- Hardy and -on from Detroit Kabii'. *-.• us’K^l: Mt ■ M<J. Cleon irturned lost week from a trip Hare! and children from near Rich­ 1 are vuitimi Uie iorrftr: i nephvv. Hrtldcr■ hotTand family Matter I'­ up north ’ V.gney Hardy b;*», .<turned with •hem after Ruth Woodman went to lhe land called on frlcralf here Friday. Mr. And Mr*. Cosgrore und Mr i ' • Mr and Mr*. Lucien Wil'd- >n and spendm • ••. »eral d«i »ith her p«r- .Worlds fair last week with a party Newton attended u school reunion lanuly of Battle Creek apejit Sun- 4n; wluch went I rum Lowell and Mrs' Floyd TVbiit* of Wijterd. Lloyd ar.d Ruxsell De­ at -Mllham Park on Thursday they 1 spent from Ttjrtday , mond -were in Halite Creek one day report a very enjoyable day. Mr. und Mrs. Ix-c Reynolds and , ■ night {nil Saturday gflcriwon Jkttjf Lh'l? parente. Community Service iwill be Ru-mcII tpent Saturday night and' , ... I , r~ X• i ltdThe next Sunduy evening by Max Sunday with Mr and Mr*. E D. Reynolds at Wall Jake. ion her brother. Mr. and Mr* Frard ______ Miss Irrny Barber is spending the " ...... Siind.y aitir-. f-^. L a S will meet this week with relaure* at Niles. ., Thursday afternoon ut tlie home of week Mr* Mellon of Kaliimujoo is crowd u. Al,j-( W Townsend. Club No. 3 spending tlie week with her daugh; .j' M;-’.:Jrrve> llw 4Upp,.r I'nd.w - .- aii .-., from lure attended the -r,d not a.l uke Christian Assembly test 'r7^4.v“T p'imuh 'J’nTK was' Mf- and Mr* Gra!j and family ot inn* were turned in arts XVn a,™* prah N- wton and > Sc’i.-oi and Communion Services ■ii ie-aLso held, lumg 24 deacon* and r.old* visited Mr>. -Eva Da ven post elder* for live Utter service. and family near Cloverdale and Mr and Mr* Phil Merluu near Prairie­ ville on Friday. | LEGAL' NOTICES B«rtl_J«m». rod M. .WM>. .A-Tte .ROWS .1 uiSSw, The Record of 102 Years Show* that Hulldin* and Loan Cumpanle* In the Lnited Mal>i furnlvh an rwepllonaliy hl<i» degree ot barely to llnr.wn In this country there are today ■ JSniahX't^SSTwI 12,000 Building & Loan Companies— 11,000,000 Investing Member*— $9,000,000,000 in Assets. The NATIONAL «» «,nr '-------- , 7 ,.„nlr AtMciaUans and during II* 43 years ha* never knt a dollar ot, Any member** Investment. Rational |Comt & flnueatment Qtcmpany 125S Griswold SL, Drtrolt, Mkh. Dtttslt's OUMS BullJla* *u4 J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. I f LMOAl HOME RANK SYSTT, WEST HOPE. 1» Id at Donald McCallum’* Snlur**« . hundred >■«□« . ................ dw AMrr> Ic„„w, „,.M fi„„. tended the u- cream party jpvcri m da>. W|i! Anden> landing ut Head ' ‘ ‘ i Mr Janet Pcttcngill and Mr* PLEASANT RIDGE. honor of the winning *hli- of the jdgk. , , ,___ , EVie Sothard visited Thurwlr- in —....... - Emleavor. •........- *held -»a at -• Je*ae •...... The c e fturted a new contest Mr arfd Ml*. Howard Barnum of ChrL ’tlan DL'NK । BatUr Cuck. with Mr and Mr*. Hasting* s^ient Sunday at Harlow Sunday t-viung. We wUh sucre** to OUiKKl'b Friday evening. It Pontiac spent the ! ,IuC*» FettengUl. , . the youtiii tlw* young laauera leaders ww who ate ,»«.*.» Robert Barnum's . oac Several ,’nxn hrie *'“■ Wilcox and Ru^ll Laubuugh. May ... in 1...11 Ml-' B«tar H»« '•» . mi Mr.. ami and air*, Mr*. vccu Cecil swim Honk oi of BatI week ir.d in Hasting* with her sw- tte Creek spent Sunday with Mr. and 1 UlP use br br.>t man win! '’ ,lUUl • <>f ivruit J. ter. MrA..Ruby Henney. andJamily. ■ Mr* l-ester Kininthen new grafiiL.in Sunday Th< —~■ai> with h<‘r iterMr and Mn Archie Cunningham lilt KORY CORNERS. C; . t vn • ’■liar" were m Grand Rapid* Saturday. the church next Sunday Pot luck >,J,ute "run was burn to Mr and, Thc funeral ot Mr*. L''..r‘i/n N-i.•., i 'll i .’.'aid and Mi and Mrs. Carl Bryans and mr.m-r at Twon. You are welcome , Mi> Wilium WUwotlh on Iue<iiy ' bles wa* field Saturday at hr : </t Kalaii'as.xr family of Hendcrolwtl visited home Mr. und Mr* Chas. Towmcnd. al Bowens MiU>. Hrincr cf Htv.lolks.here Sunday. Donald. Evelyn. Harold and- Allen Mr and Mrs Ray Barnes attend- daughter's h.nne Rev E. Handling chuorplcnlr and Mr. and Mrs. Omllc Fountain and Wood uttHirded the Wood reunion rd the Hay-.vKing-Burr.cs [cunion , i; .i n . •laughter of Six Uikr.. . jicnt fu- Sunday at Thornai>ple lake. Held at Wilbur Gibsims of Clovei-k end with Mr and Mrs Ar­ , There will be funeral services thi* On Sunday. thur Coleman and Mrs. Lucy Cole­ Monday P. M fur C 8. Boice, alio Ml- Mil-livd o-c of Muncie. man. pusM tl away Saturday tnoniing Indiana. vWtcd tin- iKime folk* la-: H'< Mr and Mrs.l Kcet Tobia < of about S;30. w-,ck end She broughl Miss Bcrnict S-in 'nv HmcU Cvrrxrs visited Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mr*. Arthur Teeter enter* Honour el Huntington lndi.u a and Mr. and Andrew Kennedy Sunday Juini^JThursday. Mr* Ora Bigler. B l- *■’ •>■■■>■-' »™l tv.n.ld Paul ' “ , Janet P.ttengiU and Mr* Mrs Meh in Detweiler and son Dean Sciteft ; <>! Muncie also .cccmijxiiui’.t S-itnard attended thc Ravia of Goshen, Ind . and Mim Mildred *ll'r atari her ponliluu COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS The Homo Literary Club will meet picnic Sunday. Greenawalt of Shiprock. New MexiDr und Mrs. Bernard and ehllco, who U a teacher m an Indian dren of |>l’.on railed at Harold at the home ot Mi- Ai;nc* Shultx Thursday. Amr llih. Mi. MUuue i A unall bras* cannon given to Na­ re*M*cation. Springer’* Sunday afternoon. ' polcon when a child. w* flic seed ’ -----------Mr. and Mrs t. D W-x-:lm in quick, will !>• »-ha>teM. • Thc M I" Ladu •' Aid had an ire which flowered into hu love for Old horseshort discarded in Aw- railed oti Ml and Mi - Dennis Kelwar, aepordipg to Season 'in Ids tralia have bwi recently bought by Irr of stewart lake Sunday the shipload by Japan as scrap-iron. niC MeCallmn rruiu n will i* Friday owning. {sketches of Conical. CHEVROLET by the widest margin in its history CHEVROLET, AMERICA’S NUMBER 1 CAR-47.99?5* of oil low-priced cars sold ' NUMBER 2 CAR-26.74%’ NUMBER 3 CAR—19.21% •Baled an A* Ideil retod raglihotion Cjur*i from 8. L Poh A Ccmpony lol for firo full montful. Smco January hit Ow>rol«l hoi soM in orcot* of 370,000 pauangar cars and Irudu. OKty.R FOB FUBUCgnOir People have come to expert Chevrolet to economy . . . Cushion-Balanced to blot out lead thc world in automobile sales/ But tills vibration . . . full of snap and vigor— altogether year Chevrolet has done even more than that.the most efficient engine in thc low-pric; field. According to the latest available figures, Chev­ Then there’s Syncro-Mesh with Silent Sctond, rolet alone has sold almost as many cars this year tho Starterator, Simplified Free Wheeling, the as all tlie rest of the low-price field combined 1 Octane Selector, long, parallel-mounted springs— When a car looms above its field like that, there more advancements than we have space to can’t be any argument about it. Jt must be describe. And Chevrolet prices are as lAw as $-145. an all-round better buy. And that's exactly Dofc't guess—buy from the leader. Get a car that what Chevrolet offers you. Fisher bodies, with has been proved sound and dependable by more the new ventilation system and the strongest owners tjian any other automobile you can buy. and quietest body construction of the day— CHEVROLET MOTOR CO., DETROIT. MICH. solid steel over a sturdy liardwood frame. * A Mlprk— I. o, h. n'lt, Mkh. SpacUI •qu.pmanl cifra. Lev valvo-in-head six engine, unapproached for ‘ d*!b»rrd ptkn •nd »•*/ G. M. A. C. Itmt. ■ son rr. to car.r-npRs b»H. <1 X !!-- III D n . Iv. n U Ix. RIZ" T BARRY COUNTY DISTRIBUTOR U HASTINGS • MICHIGAN PHONE 2680 0 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-08-16.pdf e4366817b73a67d7f22e0ec0a6ecd5ef PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER ENTV-EIGHTH YEAR 12 PAGES NUMBER 16 PAGES Ito 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, AUGUST 16, 1933 M GRAND RAPIDS OFFICERS YORTHWHILEWORK Executive Office Example COUNTY BAND B ASKED HIS ARREST injured GARDNER EXPLAINED WDI1Kn d es Notified NELSON That He Has Been1 William Fishcll Is Alleged to INGDFStLESTJX ATTHEGIRLS’CANIP Ignored By Commissions G YE CONCERT HERE Have Received Stolen ! AT LOCAL HOSPITAL Awarded Alumni Scholar, GOOD FORTUNE W)R 'i ship at M. S. 0. Property OUTDOOR PROGftiffl ON GEORGE MILLER DIIT NOT Nelson Gardner, who WL. hlKb State official sroxa HELD SECRETARY. MISS ACCURATE COMPARISONS DIFFICULT WITHOUT At the request of Grand RapidCOURT HOUSE LAWN AT COURT HOUSE 'officers a complaint was mode mW: REGAIN CONSCIOUSNESS honor student in '.to c;r_n ul 1933.| UNLIMITED TIME FOR SCRUTINY CRAIG, TELLS COMMER­ ' has received notice r from L. C • warrant issued here for the antst of, MONDAY AFTER ACCIDENT THURSDAY EVENING OF EXPENDITURES CIAL CLUB ABOUT IT [Plant, head of tto nrattomntlci jieWilliam Fuhell. who own* a cottage ! ' partment and chairman of tto com-! mlttcc on scholarships at Mighl-. FARMER SELLING TO ■ I।iir* DAADn nt ailTA 't-^n State College at East Lansing,' NING BOARD OF AUTO th*-, the Alumni Unde-graduate CONSUMER MUST PAY •--------Scholarship for tto Ninth Senatorial Driver of Oar Was Wynn district had been granted him for Mint Have Licenie—Mnit By V. J. Brown. Beal Ability lo Master The Trite/states, This award of Report to State—Monthly Mattison Who Confessed to And Are Taught Many honor is granted to few high school Pros. Atty. Barnett Difficult Pieces Exemption -* of •<« $50 The opening paragraphs of thl* article will be devoted |o consideration ‘Uacful Things but Gardner parsed the I . . or of a rotne-aircuoy topic-already uiscuveu discussed in In-these column... -------Thi*----------------------------writer desire* to be ------- ---------------An ouuiuw outdoor CT/.W.TI concert wu» uih »• be B.vrii given. The mystery surrounding the ac­ students." recent comprchcrisive cxamlnatloiM Mr. H. G. McLee, field repreaen“ Hl- n-urrnw. nu mde to the payroll lor the executive. oHice by .he Ban-y cornuv Band on th.-’ cident to Georye Miljrr. which re­ v ““^■XnSX.’SL^S! l*r CMiwn-1,1 C'uu IT.ifrtjy t that tire payroll for Hu: firri hah of the house Uwn niurvday evening sulted In his death al'Pennock 1*— 'month of J July an increase mt-r over a similitr im period 1032 Thi* "I.— ...m„lpn<-in» at E 00 o'clock Mr A !, ■" “h’ showed «» u Himllur -HimI of Hrt2 Itary ut the Camp Fire- Girls organ!- -statement Freslunan week opens Sept. 20 manner of that board. He gave a Wits correct but further Investigation show* tliat employees k Bltenm dirtxtor of the Hasting* Itution for,thl* district. Miss Craig !working4yi the vtalf of the gov-11--------------- ------------------- -------- , Symphony Orchestra, will tx- the discovered al about 5 30 Saturday. the Alumni secretary at that lime. complete explanation of tlw work­ Ittati d that, since she- come Into the ,crnor“Tfilki3 were carried on puy- land, executive .ccrclary and bus.busi­ -onductor. A nicely balanced proAugust 5. near the Dwight home at of the sale* tax In Ills, talk, ■district last February. 12 new Camp' utils other than the regular payroll ness manager for the governor. pTto b.C-n JraU d His ndtny friends here are happy ing Gun lake, lying in the roadway un ­ iFire groups hufe been started in of the executive cdlice and Hut Uiis recognition of Gardner's given at '.lie court room Monday at In fact, when one attempts to The lne band at al present prt„-nl consist* mujm* u of, conscious. and badly injured, It mil owr ICiellu.un and Barry counties. She when all an- accounted tut the final make aciurate rompariwn* between thirty-five ability and congratulate him t>n hit prevent representing many line* of . . .. . pieces. Regular rehearbe recuik-d that the Banner stated hand a vrfry high compliment to the umuiiiit of check' drawn for this the actual expense of tjie executive Pjls'have been held for several good fortune ’ ■ btL-ineM and manufacturing. There that he had been seen a short tone Iten groups in Hastings and to their ertire in 1933 Is slightly less than in oilier, under lhe two regimes. Hw ..,,cv, ah (|U. men in the organize* wen- several from Nashville. Free­ before his body w-ax found, standing Iguiudiuriseight «f whom arvrnanied 1932. task-soon become, extremely- dlffi’ --------' -La*l on the running board cd u mom# port. Delton and Wayland, and a ,.................. ----- tion aie,.from Barry county [women, who take time on from their Governor Wilber M. Bruckcr hud cult. F~ ~r: For iitotuna-. then- are tw ww.k „»<!<- It* first public large repreeentatlon of Hastings lown household duties U> give-the a secre tary in Detroit whose- pay exte nu- vi.tic (i.iitul rriv* . ..... ...in voucher*« tr. tr. >■* I.- found rovmitd-wr concert or jumped irom the Tlmnlna board buxines* men. I trioning rcquiml for the girls in -check was drawn in rotation agaimt ering traveling . xix-n.M- ot ‘.tie gov- MKitju-vm,. ttl,a when he wa* injured. Tin* proved tu Mr. McLee cleared up many things Middleville und scored a a real real hit. hit. Itheir grchips. Miss Craig said their have been true. It was unknown a' lijdoor concerts arc brink planned Ijtuttuctlan hud been thorough;. tle.-i-X' •. tinvi- |my- in 11132. It b known that a mem­ for the winter montlis. tins time we went to pre&t Inst week hearers He nitaed questions cover­ hhut lhe girls fiotiLHaslIngs who iitroll. K. Wayne birr of the state police organization who drove the car,on which Miller ing practically every phase of the A special number On the progrum Itrnd Camp Kiiannlwu gave evidence Newton devoted Ls u-sigm-d to th«- job of acting us* will be the Hastings March comwaa standing. application of tl>e tax. then anOf excellent training, are uaily to most of hi-, time chaufti-ur tor the governor. That pa«l by Mr. Biferfto Originally Since the Banner was published' OVER HALF THE STOCK IN rttered them clearly and concisely. accept responsibilities and do their to aUlstlntt the is being done under the prewnt reWynn Mattison, ol Oraogt-viH-.-, h,;. NEW NATIONAL BANK Tto meeting lasted for about two ri ' thia number was c;>m]x*»ed for the pail of the work with cjierriulnexs guvernor in Vari- giine. bui the expense of upkeep of Symphony Orciu-stia but it has also ’ acknowledged tha-. he lownt-d and I hours. and thoroughness. In addition to the IS SUBSCRIBED makmu th- motor cur u;-'un.d to th- g-nv'arranged for’band fostrumen-’ WONDERFUL DISPLAYS AT drove the car on whlHi ' ’ [ The general principle was laid jam grouju in (hi* city, Uunv are live of- i-rriur for hi.-, official und »>ers,nal n—om „„T r, standtig just before he down by Mr. McLee that 'the sales Three at Nashville, two ut MiddleUdqitar- .uh is now now charged charged directly against ' Herewith u ANNUAL EVENT HELD hr.- i.i' hwidquaru e- in directly against is the complete program 'tax must apply to tto sale of any Hr Hw. Uu: b. .. . Mill.: , .n , THE MATTER IS NOW Ulte. two each at Delton and Free-i tec. but hr en- the budget ut the govrny in pre- , “5*** ON SATURDAY from the car. White he admit., that HD TH TUC ncnnciTnoo a,‘d Brnclc r°r UJ*- and ron* jo>.d a generous vlous ytuni » niu-.t liave be.n ».-presented niuraciaj UP TO THE DEPOSITORS sumption by those who purchase It. rand Doster, Sevenil more wilj I*’ salary, at tlir chargrrl against bvcfheud ut the , evening. ' he says he did not thru think Milter or to whom tto purchasers may give I OtKUidired this year. , .............. i-Mawit- St Julten-A. THREE JUDGES WERE Irani!.-, of ^various stale garage and the — state police ■ It, This applies to every line of I ML-.-. Craig < -,])•'< lolly commended ....... eoAtg"AD*Mn"bADine w ‘ ,u5d ^'rmu.dy hurt. ». kapin When Balance Is Signed Over coimniwimT.' und garage. Liki-wfo- there i-i no reword Hughe-. FROM GRAND RAPIDS from the running board, so he - - -------------------merehandue. lo the problem 1* not the g;-ni-roux aid of the Kellogg txiards having ap- of lhe ampunt of gasoline formerly 2—Overlure. Invincible—K. $400,000 Cash Will at —-------drove away. HF said be cannot un’ a difficult one for the ordinary • I Foundation, which had,come to the I. Brown propiiatiun*. None comumcd in (he dperutloh-of the KnigMuch Credit Due Thornapplc deratand why he did ry>t ro ; tradesman. Once Be Released re.-cue of tin- - District Camp Fire «f ihwe are now employed around uovernor's cur- ‘and there must -----have 3—Waltz. Alberta—L P. LaurenWe believe our farmer reader* will [organization, who. found I he burden the office of Clwernnr William A. been u lo: of it. Now Garden Club and Hastings learn what happened "■to Miller ”H« Reader-. . f the Bunner who ti H_—.' a - careful tic-­ ,leiul . , realize* glut he w»s going at a rate inter, -cu in ire propwea new N«interested in what to said eonpl iKijlng the interest on the debt Comstock, according to O K FJel- . tConUnued on page five) ’ 4— Overture, "popular Medley." In ol Women speed that, ’s Club might have caused ... _, ti.-nal Bunk-und u-Gtytody ought «rrung farmers who retail any of loti- tljelr camp ground.' ut Clear That tthe people oi of uairy Barry county —•«*"» >nW the- —man. that i.­ >. » -will be glad to i. arn tost al- »»»»«■ P^oeU <m • etty market oe »the Shadowi.—J. W Sterns. ,lc iwomc — » •fo — — — hike und otbi-i expense* Incident "to 5- AmerXH0 Patrol-F. W Mea- arr lnlerr»uTln the .. jcultivation of ou«ht ought to have gone Kune back Lk.ck and aocrra-serr- ready m.,1. than half -t the ra ce,. <»b*« to consumer* from their wag­ th>- camps iu-ld at that i>Uce. far too REMINDER TO BARRY chan. whether b. '-’. w‘ls ,>u,.... rA.d,ld heavy. This burden had tx.-en so - ock toon “n5 <>r tnlckjl ,Ip 5ald that every „ . flower* liuwcr* wm again UKUiii evidenced c.iuvuvvu at uw the me tained , ---- ).J,'' > ,-y 'ooo si-ai, : ,. CO. HOUSEWIVES. . C—March Rellgioso. Onward annuuI When flu ■..L ',.,u.:1u..wn n mb «•"»« ttnnUM1 Hower Flower. Show Show held held on on SalSal- ‘Jre a lha‘ he h', d,tl great thut It cmnpeUed the gtiJs to uu( ur„. ----------- -----------------------------------Harry county houxewivn are Christian Solditra' -W. P Cham- lirda>. ln Uir VounB building on So. feriouri-.^ of the accident wa? w.„ s)w nd n< nt of their time in schemes him. no: :Ury ttpt!ilirlli i, Wa-<iungton luve *n accurate account of hta *ate« and . Jefferson St., the event being spon- *,learned “r‘M^1by “ »• Mattison would n->: for raising money, so tluit their reg­ busy th cm- day* canning'" fruit br£a- . ; , 7—Selection. Old Time Favorites— by the Thornapplc or a ‘•’to admit that mw‘‘ display hl» state license, •homapple Garden Garden }J°r «hat It wa* was from ... () nuIbb. r , । .luiex ri-quired uular Camp Fire work was neglected. Arranged by George D. Barnard. clllb nnil the HasUng* Hastings Womcnfe Women* w hls* Car lll3t Ulat u,e ‘he “man »«» had h-,‘1 J'tmjual jtunpod. .... . ,. * giving him the right to *clL At the The Krlhlftg Foundation not only admits that Uwt he should ha-.<have .it at 8—Hu-'tlngs March—A. A. Bih-r-;CjUp He admlt-s f.‘1Ch'en<i of each month, a farmer who tdlk over th- ground.' and paid the awn family, will you kindly -rrno j Mrs J. O. Currie, Mrs. Orra Chad-'n^f the truth and u> *on;. Jr . (i , cti 4nd al retail, cither at a city marnirmlH-r l*rnn<M'k hospital and niortKuge, but also avaumed the ob­ GREAT INTEREST SHOWN tt-Caronbla W41U-Edward Hay-1 wlek and Mr*. L M Spears, all t**dul ,K’lr , ( , s;.nn into .-mrplux ket. at a roadside market, or by pedligation <>f putting up new building*. IN PROVISIONS OF enl. 'members of the Kent Garden Club 11 uPte-irr. that on that Saturday T1)e n u). ‘()( tj„, ...utac-iption ()f dllrx from his truck or wagon, must unlitution? 10—Tlu- Star Spangied Banner--- Of Grand Rapids, were the judgcs,-al'‘<'nXM>n- a‘ “tout tweiity minut. •- ,the ()r entire amount lnlount, w-'l to b.- found anywhere. -* . THE BILL will be be to to at at cncwonct rrtort Ito total of hi* sale* direct to Mylody by Thomas Stafford Smith; They were greatly pleased with the after four oclocks Mattison. LynOf tin- executive stair at the camp, Every — farmer Is entitled- ----------to an exand m the district, sixteen have col(iil.il would be supplied, wilts, but Harmoni.-cil by Walter Pamrosch; Spl«ndld exhibits and spoke very den Johncock und Thornton Wood- ;pounded depotit* m the Hasfinus ----------------------arranged by J. P. Sousa. --- — -*■—*'•— of the mnn man •ini-t.-d started In In MntHtam** Mattison's car t.. t-, National Bank. The Conservator is emptlon of 850 per month on such I |«-gt- degree/, and three (if top m»- at- FARMERS SEEM TO , appreciatively to the — writer , , iu>r . lhe l«®Kre* . S made . .*«’« He must make a report to Ito tilth (hr\wurk at the hospital lending college ut the present time. ’ h—t!mu. ? .. ' . wlth Internal shown by the growers and drive lo Dcb-er after ajc CONSIDER PLAN FAIR II1U inunLHOC Tlw car w.:. a Fud coach. ip. .'^"do "the^uvcrtTOent fall u 11 MuttbKm .*1.1. . ’’<ksire . ., . . state, even if hl* sale* . ■> full below Iv-tzvw itetsn Tin- tmphosbi in upon lining what !;wuumiur-. exhibitors. .. GRATIFYING INCREASE MA OF RY AGFNTS F1,ly 5overs of b<^utUul flb»crs and fronl >» »tould all who are Tn case they are leas than 850 to will build character und make the both frrt.li and canard, will beMAUL DI AUti* IO ))B(] display* at the Stow, lhe blooms (Continued on page six» mt< u-.fid in the future welfare of toes not. hat* to pay a tux; but to young’gifts ready to accept respon- Cost of Administration Likely needed. They uould appreciate ' [ Barry county, that tto remaining . must pay a tax in gny month on tho -------siblllt including gladioli, zinnias, golden, ... to Be Far Less Than Windstorm Insurance Com­ irod. pansies, marigold*, phlox both HEIRS APPEARED IN Mim Craig explained that each .shares be piomptly subscribed. ! excess of his sales above 850. Tto Expected (Continued on page three! plul. annual and perennial, balsam, as-' 1 rnilDT nxi AAniunAV As w.,w have explained the only farmer can enner mia me rax to rru pany Adds $5,050,755 A, Attendance al the hwtlhcx lieing,| Your kindness and coopera-' [tent, cockscomb, delphinium, snnp-, LUUH I UN lYlUI'iUHT way in which this capital stock can Price, so he can absorb the tax him­ During Month of July ; dragons, sun flowera, dahlias, vgold-j b<> st y,. . -i ■kUl ■ --- ■ -,relf —«» when »to — makes .w. M t. » conducted by County Agent HaroltL (Ion will be greatly appreciated. 1^. —«—••-. ...... _— , be HVVUIVU iirun will- UV to livtll from -----UIV dcposlthe the ..... sale, — or w. to .. ....... ... can make the consumer pay the tax. I Foster aim Supt. Ifell of Middlo-i___ _ ____________________________ ., Ordinarily .. .......... ..... July is a dull month for.cn glow, nasturtiums, various _____ __ __ Representative of State Set- tors. .... kinds The money Is not available Hite to explain the Wheat Control----------- a ■—■— new insurance in i.. the th., history ui.i^rv of nf Uw’of-Jlltes. mi__ {oses. sweet peas, winter! ■ .. --------*frcim any other source. Depositoraf Every person R0<^ ties Estates of Disap­ luiulrl’ wateome the rhaiue to sub- service or products for which a rate* Act in (tetail has lH-n excell.-ut to LABOR DAY CFI FRRAWindstorm Company. Tliat. coupled bouquets of straw flowers, petunias.! date, u with lhe fact that we’ have only and many other varieties of garden V»u-. both fzuui of vi these uivm- nun/ay. uni>a'u>. Peor ’-u* peared Persons ...^ .... ; scribe for ,till* new Hock', which will tax Ls to be levied mmt take out a pie arc taking great interest in the1 TION BEING PLANNED »[•'« w ‘*rp"’*'i , ...... ' At »> the ■- t™»« ™™.y. meati u ne. hanking Irutitutiou to; license from the state and, when hl* probate court w on Monday, --------- ------------.non. , *.pe<.l«l4uplw.Tum«*urite! :AnMr &> ,ua.^,„„... n„n, -• u,',. r various provbions of bill mid _____ ._ — ...wm mte «w , .. । license Lt received from the state, ■ — •r'" — --------------<Continued on jxjge six) ...... .... Ih. Whlrh ,u„ a UB (hen- imn been little or m trouble qx Roast Baseball Game i ^ratiwly .'mall increase for last - (IIUHUO zinnias J,...".. grown ..W... from k.lt the seed which . that license must be displayed coa’ ' month in th>-_volume the. volume of new txiliclcs policies II came from tile the Fraser A: A: Son Seed estates of several disappeared per- ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED IS from heckler--. Ftll'.v three him•picuously in hte place of burineu, _ Boxing Matches, Etc., to jwritten. It was gratifying, therefore. Co., of Pasadena, California There [szrna. no heirs having been fouiid to- CENTENNIAL COMMIT'dretlperson*'turned out to the meet-! either on the front door or In a SUED TO OUT OF STATIC ing ut Woodland and more than 200 TEE HAS BEEN CHOSEN u-.r'cur . lu^.. when ttie month ended with the to- w<;re 18 single specimens. 13 bou- claim their share of the (■.-.tales. . Feature the Program j at Middleville. tal vj till of ucw new liMjirance iilvuuuw m/iu *old for juij July' quria queta ua of uitscu mixed w.uia colors wuu and nine uvubou- , VISITORS selling at a city market or at a roadIn general, general. -xr Mr Foster said, me. the! Maurice ptirrmun has ixt-n named reaching the improssive figures of ‘ quels of one solid color. The win-'; /The law states that the person L. E. Barnett In Chairman— , in roster raui. Si must have brim classed as a "dis ­ farmersj. M-em w to w*w>ww consider hit the » sclicme j _“-■* --Kcneral for ---the -----Labor $5,050,755. jub n-.Ls iimk makes the ivroi total lacw new'1 uci ner v* of iikt the <first prize will rv get ISA SI C V lA/11 I DC Al C 1। «umiu. - . chairman - ----------- — — 5u.u9v.10a. .' uro ubv pi rw wiu . «$3.00 u.w cense If he sells from his wagon ha f.lr and . >..h much bitter H.. f from fl... lit at I .)ll 1*)xui*orcd )'.sn>z»lvd l)V I’lUl’ti WILL DuNt[fair tto I).IS' Celr celebration by th.' t.ic. ............. insurance ..... for the ............ months of May. worth of Fraser seeds, the second appeared person" for i-eten years To Plan for a Worth­ must carry his license to show that any settlement of his ostate FIT I fiCAI HATPHFRY standpoint of adtninlslrnUon than! A'l.'-ih in togum and the Hiistings' juIW an(1 Jt|ly pver 823.000.00000. It prize is 8300 worth and tto third before i he ha* a right to make sate*. can be made While . Celebration II LUUHL naibncni they Iwd exp«.-c.tcd An oicrwhcliu- tU'iimiercial Club, u? the fair can (*■ reasonably inferred from '■ prize is 81 50 worth, all of which arc. I In the Wm. McPeck estate heard Tu^ntu Pi.-r. ,nK majority seem to favor con- vrvimd- More than 5 000 attended suell a s)WWjng that times are.of much value, Tile Gimnwrcfal Club at their luenty-rive Hundred Barry tract*. 'to festivities last Labor Day. mending and that the windstormTto organizations having the Show meeting Tuesday afternoon con~r. in the county. Mr. FostrrxxFostrrxx- !._* An again fca-- ----------company--has good of the- In charge arc very grateful firmed the appointment of the Cen-1 County Residents Get Per- j Here In n oj-r01*** ’*U* r,,‘ at ',‘,n be na ,M — the------■ will -* --------------------— - • for the|iin the Horace Snow estate. plained, the total lire p a people or Of inis tnu stare, state, aue due io to ns Its lairfair- 'cooperation and kindnesses shown ■ ^itennlal Oonrmlltcc. which .was, ai bonus u<hiu.s for iur those imw- *....... - ’1'■1 -• program of sports — and Mr- Gould said that about 1300 named by President Rote-rt Walton. miwion to H»h 1 n<m>ninr .«„«,>« u tn rrstrirt . a mn—v- «.v>a aai ' irict nrrnaon acreage trill will IXL'-Cliall basrlfall glime game Will will UiSO also be to NtX-Clal special . l;CiS untj promptness L, in adjustments ku b? ^i5“nt„K110 a n°l membera would escheat to the state of Conservation Officer George Sum- j amount to about: ’!)0c ■««. per bushel uu..ira n and ..u attractions ----------- ------of— the— day. •• —In -the- eveof jo.w* suffered by its patrons. of *' either * r club. j Michigan from the cases heard -in The committee consists of Laurence. _ ■than 2c will to 11111 a hrilcln.-_ . ner report, that from 2.500 to 3.000 of this not more Irins, boxing tnutrli,.-. matches are nlini.prl planned, Following Is the list of awards os1 Barry county on Monday, some of Barnett, chairman: W. L. Shutters.' fishing Uceiue* have beep .noid in-used for purjx^es of mlinlnWcring *to- I. 0.0 F. cooperating in proF. W. Stebbins. Mrs. W R. cook and made by the three Judges: jthc persons having dbaipprart-d in thLs county. Tiiosc sold to rraldenta i the act. If a large majority of; muling them, PfVtrcr1 •n-TumpfoUJ. ? McSwain;- 1807. “ mhw’^ountaHe^Mrcd^to said this “amount is very । Thel’t-menmal will not take.place SPONSORS ••THE SILVER of the county wen At the uniform I farmer* enter into the .agreement.! The drive lor fund* I* now under counties: 3 Dr. Bennett. Guy Giddings: 3. :small compared to otherhfvn^.v ' !,,1U1 ,W(i; bl" th'' ,an*< THREAD," DELIGHTFUL rate of 40c The wife of a man who it is poMibh- that-.Mich cxp- n-e.i may v-gy v.Hli R. K Hurd us chairman of ■ King George. ,»he«^»'«nllar‘proceeding* have tak- liumb,.r ol Inatt<.„ tha. need u, ha* Mich a fhhl'ng license cun obtain [ to reduced to a still lower figure J1"’ commit•i-e, assisted by Ade.ltort' on«. J. p. E. K McElwain, CHILDREN’S PLAY one Without cost. [The fanner*, tbemsflvrs, arc goingiCortright. Andrew Matthew;,. Earl [Red. 1. Mrs. “ rBM 1*^-'., , „ <_____________ a > ___ *. I looked up carefully/ it w:u deemed Mrs, George Moulton. Ouyj Guy j11,1 Upward.! of 500 out.-of-*tate 11-1 to have Hu- final say in controlling f'<demon. D. Gnnge Lockwood. Dr. Giddings; 3. Rosalind, Roy Chqn- Q«| niPRQ' AMD QAII lvls*' hliv' tJ* ^nmltu-e on ar-' PLOT BASED ON FOLK cenM's hove been sold in the county radministnitivtcotintr.. tShe-man M. O. ........ Hill. T. o 8 K. t rniive costs com.-, in the ni>’ couiim ..... ........pbulcr. .................. ______ flier. 3. Mr*. Moulton. Ttov Kov out-Uic.no ** dter. Mm. Geo. hivu OHILrangftnenta named now. so they ■ I.,. ....... ...... ... . ... ................. ............ .......... meetings O«l.I <«./! will lx- continued ....... .... .H* W i,|(1. Sterling Roger:, u.-i rt-pre- COUNTY chandler. PureORS Pink.’ 1. P.W.SUson.l, - AGENT FOSTER -------REUNION AUG. 24 could have ample time to consider; LORE OF OLD CORNWALL’ lire year were .Mild at 82.00 each jthrwigh next Thursday mining. Th- .■entat»vc« of the Legion und Henry WARNS AGAINST L- uku Shultera; Mrs. .P.. ... W. Sis■w rr. ... .w.o. 2. .. ..... — —]what should be done in order that but u temporary liceiw for un out- i wgek followftig n new w.-riea of meet-1 Osborn, chairman, Walter Wallace j i।son. son- J. 0 J, £• E. McElwain: 3. Longfellow. Longfellow,!One Day Session to1 Be Held1 H-istlng# might fittingly celebrate Fantasj Said to Be "Fairy BUYING IT IT •alder, good for ten days, coals only Tnit" will be held in yarlou* parts <>f i-nd Fmrt-'l Johnson from the Corn-! BUYING IJ E. McElwain Salmon Pink, l.|, I J. E Knlrnon Pink. 1J ..... | the Cluse of it* first 100 *ycara vears. ”r“‘“ at I. 0. 0. F. Hall — With *1.00, and there have been many of the county for purpose* of organlz-- mcrcial Club '------- — ■Dearborn. W. L. Shultera; 3. Glori-i There is a wealth of rmaterial j-er^" glOfy for Children Wheththese. Hu.- wife of the inirchnser of tag and lllhnk out contracts. I L E. Barnett i* chairman of the POUND OF IT HAS OVER itetorv of this this ' J „ iana. Charles Rogers; 3. Oloriana.I ____ • '.alnini; to the early history W. ...... R. 0. in Charge er Six or Sixty either an annual or ten day llcensi H-rewnh is.tire schedule of meet-[ program committee, assisted by C U > -5------bobI----------------------WEED SEEDS J'CE1~ CE1’t’RT« t J Thursdav. AugiLit 24. the reunion city and county which wilt be avail-! can obtain her license for 50c. iingx to be held this week and next: Hodger. «iwf Dr. W. G. Davi* from; □,UUU WttU bttUJJ 8gmon.»-of the Soldier* and Sailor* A<-.x;a. able to the e.mmK’.re, -which they , The oncnlng program of the Ha*It can be oeenjrorn the above Dowling Club. -------Legion mcm-i Ml Large FarcanUfe of So- 5u?olS&? „ ... —Church. Wednesday. Au- [h*'- Commercial - . --------X'n? * ».’ mu:.t look over 'n order that they ‘ Hncs Women',. Club will be of ex­ tluit considerable revenue ha*, been' gust 16. ' ' ; herd Will be announced later. : may plan such n celebration a* Has­ ceptional Interest thl* fall, when tings should have. It will be a part upon the afternoon of October 6 the derived by the state from Barry cioveriio county on fishing IIcciim* Thu* will August 17 of the duty ol the committee to visit will sponsor the delightful '••-• -7 thtutasm “ are Shown in thU Labor Up ' (von>milta ,°V 11' by the Women*. Relief Corp- who'1 other cities, sucji ns Lowell and members Up— —Will Will Not Not Grow Grow come: back, to the county, and much “«*..a -nvirwi.v * c folk-lore Mery of the Cornish min­ — — uu —observance. i----------F . ■: ! .. .. I — havw the reunion preparations In unorc. in the way nt expenditure* . “ ”*""*• Thar*'-vt^j d*>-'Day Ionia, where Centennial celebra­ ing country, "The Silver Thread." --------------# County Agent Harold Foster calls1 RAY COOK TO REI charge. ▼for the maintenance of the fi>h AUKU51 '■ 1 Jjut >ent the i - in co-oneratlon with tlir Hastings tl,e American Legion-our attention to the fact that Barry nDCAl iiici main CUnD The avociation president. Mrs. tion. have already been held Delton—Sclwol. Friday, Augus* 18. Auxiliary oasistad the Legion and county farmers this vear have purUrtN WtLUlNU onUr The nice thin-.' about appointing hatchery in thU city. This iuitchcry Plaver*. McLravy,. l* 1* planning planning aa line fine of such a committee now Is. that Civic «»>/••• “■»* i enn'ed a lot of so-called -__ . 22 --------- . .* . Tillie Dui? Mciy.ivy, JohnMawn —Grange hall, Friday,.will uvuu.u-M doubtless cwiKncic cooperate uKuui again uua this,chased ’ — - chcnn • ----------has done a fine Job of furnishing It had been originally planned to ugust 18 / (year. "bargain" alfalfa seed It was any- Has Made Determined Fight program that will interest the cotn- they do not have to make hasty or- have the members, of the club anfingerling bass, perch and blue gills August 18. Lacey— —Jones hijy. Monday. Au-j Further particulars will be given!. — thing but „ a bargain ......... and. in view J of »« Regain P TTanlih FollowFaIIaw. rades and ladies. uaccy(Continued on page three/ 1i Laeev J rausemrnta. but can take their time for a one-act play presented by ths .— to Health Only a few years ago this annua*, 'gust 21. later. i iisults. it is far from cheap. I . —, . T r to plan things. Player* but after the outstanding get together was attended | Prairieville—Town hall. Monday. . 1 Propaganda for the sate ,n? Throat Inlection sale of this' this . J by, hun, Soon the Banner will begin re-, merit and popularity Of tha play, THIEVES BREAK INTO .1 August 21. BALANCED THE ... ■■ago „ In January Ray seedBUDGET. was put on _by> aSnall order I Two years publishing some of the pioneer his­ ‘•Outward Bdhnd" tl>e women were M. C. TICKET OFFICE Hickory Corners—Masonic toll. An Interesting report was mad# at house and many fanners, Welding I *nd ‘ I.b. . i• u . tory of HuAHng* taken from its own quick to iMumr the »pon»onhio nt farmers, anxious to Cook, proprietor of Cook'* Cook's Weldingj save expense, gmuwu grabbed at •*the chance anda iTtlfudaj. AugUSl 23. me cxpciuc. a» me **■ vuoi the vuuuncrciai Commercial viub Club ai at melt, their, Himmeet- "»i« -----------------------------------1 I— * Machine Shop, was stricken)^ । files;-which wo have'since lhe first. the play for children that the Civic Papers Strewn About But’ . Cressey—Cros.wy toil. Thunday. tng yesterday noon by F W Bteb-[to •-> buy some of thi* thU bargain seed with .treptococcu* s.re throat. That *, «■»» l,‘* «*•' •““‘J" Bannir wax issued Pinvers were considering same.--------situation .t,r. Ul' ’ .August 24 bins, chairman of the Credit BureauThisTht -- •was —->found tn te always a serious disease and Ray ' No happier choice could have been Nothing Was Missing— Some of the seed then sold has had a long and hard tussle with ° fflcers declded 011 a one ‘ , »y mett QUARTERLY CONFERENCE. made than "The Silver Thread." by f . ° ' rottn “al ■ Thursday. Au- department He reported that the . 1931. Sumr ot me nccu men wio u»» n»u » iwa mm u»u iu»ie wim ----------- ---- -------- ---------------------No Clue as Yet Bual 24 committee wiu able to balance the [by these so-called "bargain" houses it. For quite a lime to was bedrid-. .. w. The Fourth Quarterly Conference the well known author of children1* budget for the year 1933 through a wns found entirely unlit to plant, den. scarcely able to.move tonds or! « “J.”"'; a“ When H. H. Peirce went to the of the Methodist church will beheld plays. Constance D'Arcy McKay. Il PltOt ESSING TAX BiaNKS rneaa expenses. Over 5.000 weed seed* were found In; feet; but he had plenty of grit andj“n wlu aucna 0,1 Tnurwiaj. Aug. nt lhe church Tij-.iri.tay night. Aug. Is not at all a simple little fairy reduction ln In UVC overhead Michigan Central passenger station BlaJLksl7.'^u “> *n>e a - ----------------------------------------------------------------------pn Saturday morning, he found that . 17, with Dr. Hugh Kennedy, district. tale but is a skillfully presented “ ‘ ’ rles, Tlic single pound of this bargain need, u-aa determined that he was not go-[-■*• , . . . 1 of1 Ing to be helpless. hel home one had broken Inta the tick­ can be obtained of Mis* Eva He- voting ladies who look after the of-I The Michigan Farm News of'Ing He ha* kept up I , superintendent, presiding. •------------------— -.j with the whlnuwy and drama." filled '.NEW ADDITION TO “ *•* 14. -1931. ----------------tells of an analysis; ";ht evera since. game fight et nlUce during Friday night by cox. Secretary ol tlie Commercial ncc^ of IhP commercial Club and [ March Ite|«r!» of lhe officers-of the charm of the golden ago of elfdom. Club, nt thelr»pmcec in the Stebbins ll)t. credit w..,. Bureau by the Farm Crops — It willIt will be good news to his friends' —.. were very grac-|made .u,, -------—College ------------—- ------breaking onv, of the front windows. various detriment* will 6c given Il has been Mdd by New York critSTRAND THEATER HI ioua about (,ix>ut accepting cuts tn in their tDepartment, iDepartment, of some of tto the so-called, so-called, to — learn that he ha* decided to rc-| Paper* were strewn all • around, block There nas been quite a call loti* at this meeting. • mm »n.- ««..v alfalfa xed seed-thal soldiopcn hi* his shop, just north of tto old * Alterations arc being made oj/tto but- the safe ..«w had not w^»«. been opened T0*" Ihi m. but until now ho one compensation, co.T.pcr^;::.-.r.. beginning fsgir.r.:r,s January J-;..-;, 1/bargain =!f=!fx itol "was :=!d-:pe= whether Mx m sixty," and this ex­ and no tickets were missing,' so it jstltrww where to pct n supply. ....a extending .throughout »i_...._u-—.! gll by «a *m «h order house n,.> IM ««.ii 1933. andmail that year.[roller mill, and resume his work. IL। west side of tto Strand Thtatcr lob- WARNER—HAMMOND REUNION. actly expreaaea the situation. Them surmised that they might have been' . • /dl old friend* und relatives of all H a well dellncd plot, well choam thU year and until times shall Im- Thirty-six )>er cent of the alfalfa j to* been a serious Inconvenience to'by to make room for an up-to-date brightened away. i NOT DEC EMBER 1. prove. Iseed In each pound was shrivelled | many because Mr. Cook's shop has1Wp corn stand and counter for the Warner and Hammond families tine* and dramatic siluaUOM wlikh And Mr Peirce says anyone ought Through an error the Banner , -----------------------------------|Bna „row worthies* for'been closed for more than two and carrying a complete line of confecwill meet at Herrington's landing. --------------■ [and brown—absolutely to know tluit there to no money at a last ww* ,h“‘ tllO!W‘ who nr‘w .JOTICE NOTICE TO CITX CITY TAXPAYERS.;, planting. planting, The College Crops De- one-half years, due to his nines*. | uons and salted nuts. The new ad- Clear lake. Aug. 27. HR luck dinner. railroad passenger station these dmlnquent in the payment of their City Qily taxes arenow ora now due due and payPrimer.t -v.-j , ..v w «= .C^ muon win » pay-; par finest Jound JJf ’U'rVlul ,1'}l1 ^cca^eI<htton will to'Completed by the end If stormy will be held at. Johnstown their throat*. ** Cubert, U._. «« U • * . . — — nnn..rt^ day* and they are foolish to try to ’»• ‘•-I**5 hK'’e until December I. aWt I( nat- palrt August 30 seeds nr. peg pound, IMA Including t«n ten spe-;hc is by •;« no meSJl* mean* w* a* siren,, strong OS as 1*€ he ()f of the .week. week, Grahge hall—By Order of Cwnmitrob such a place. , 1933, to pay them without Interest tjie penalty prescribed by ’law will i. cle « --------weed*.l I-.w —«».i. —. । • ’ —------------ - w » ------was when this disease attacked u. him; ■■ I ter.—Adv. No clue to the intruder* has yet or adtilUcna1 ct»‘- That was.an be added—Mr*. Nellie Smith, City “ 19.150 “"cn jicr bushel, said Professor but he still ha* hf* nerve and grit At fCE CREAM SOCIAL. FRIED CHICKEN SUPPER. ---------------« been found , error. The date^l* November I, 1933. Treasurer.—Adv. Rattier of the College, plus pottage, and is making preparations to start At Methodist social roxtu. Friday i ——--------। .' --------------- j-, ----- - ------the cost of the sound alfalfa seed up his business again. We cannot-evening. August 18. from 7;00‘ toj Quimby church. 'Hiursday night.,COATS GROVB ir-r CREAM rui'iM SOCIAL. unrr.i rr—.un M OLD FASHIONED DANCES. [ ICE BALLGAME. in this purchase was around 820 give, at this time, a definite dgte for-10:00 o'clock. Get a big dish of Aug. 21. from 5 00 till nil arc served. ■ Saturday, Aug. Every Saturday night al Clear; Cake and a big dish of ice cream Dowling vs. Kamerack at Vick-: per bushel, or 83 00 more per bushel, the reopening of hi* *hop. but that [homemade ice cream with a ptecti of .An especially Jlius menu ptennnd. lake Prize* given-, Frank Herrington, for 10c. Algonquin Lake school. Wed . cry's. Clckr lake, Sunday. Aug. 30. than the best quality of northern announcement will come a little la- cake for 10 cents. Auspices Queen Price 25 centL All wvleome—Adv. Bring table evrrte —Adv. | Augl». 7 to 10 P. M—Adv. —Afltr. ' . (Continued on page five) .ter. iEsther Society.—Adv. i :amp training A. A. BIFERNO DIRECTS helps Heer Commission Seis New Puce In Exlrnvagance, Keeper NEW ORGANIZATION Of Vuull Keys Draws $2000, Commis­ sioners S20 A Day Barry Musicians Displaying llrla Enjoy Gamp Kitanniwn CHARACTER BUILDING on the shore of Gun lake in Yankee Spring*, pho a.large farm In Allegan County. Tlic charge against him alleges receiving of stolen property, ft u claimed that he bought from three young mon three slot machine* which in -- --------- they had stolen Grand Rapids: that he received them and paid for them at his Gun lakc cofinite Evidently Mr Plshell L' “ol much disturbed about the eharge. Tin- Sherilf had been unub,c lo fln(1 hlrn- but 0,1 Saturday »* <«“ "jlu',t*nlLJo. “* 8h"­ ,n '1 c,fice. raid he heard there wiu a warrant out for him. He went with H * J^“" MatUwwY of-----------------------«-------on -----fice. where—he—was arraigned therI and given VlVrn hl, charge mentioned his llh11berty on depositing 4500 in bonds. He examination and hi* trial —• etr*'•; f*,r '*’* cult court. ........ — JUMPED FROM RUN- - 15538903 YOUR PART TODAY? WHEAT ACT MEET ATTENDANCE GOOD FISHING LICENSES PROVE PR0FITA8LE WOMFN’S CLUB" BACKS PLAYERS CHEAP SEED THAT ■ IS FAR FPOM CHEAP �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS. 1813 PAGE TWO I that will be adaptable tn Michigan than any code-framed at Wushing, ton, which would be aimed to. meet conditions throughout the entire country. . The cast Michigan dairymen, who J art interested in the celling of milk In tlie Detroit area, have already DAIRYMEN CONSID ER UN FORM CODES' TIMELY SCHOOL CUES- DISPELS MYSTERY C.C.C:iltTHCK OF BANK BUSINESS, Banker Gives SimOF FIRE F GHTING Country pllflcd Picture Ot How Bank LOCAL NEWS TIONS WERE DISCUSSED Many Rural, Village and CHOICE MEATS Rpast Pork Loin Leg of Lamb nHGA/f Pirinrs nf t*aw Rnnie ' .Arthur Jacobson i* very ill at hl*I Small Oily Schools Taco a hffiie-'on south Hanover St. End Works to Help Others | Mr*, ja*. MllU 1* atowly recover-! ___________ . Serious Situation WOULD PROMOTE FAIR framed a code, which has been BARRY COUNTY MEMBERS A country banker recently pre-'ln? from her recent severe illnexs j County School OommWotter, Mr*, found acceptable at Washington TAKE ACTIVE PART IN pared the following simplified state-1 Waters- clothe* Shop has a money, Maude Smith, attended the meeting COMPETITION IN INDUS ■ Tliat code »;as devised for the single ment for Ids neighbor* an Just how 2^^une*”n!nt tnu week. of the state commlMlotier* at BLAZING ZONE ‘city of Detroit and it* environs. A TIT UT THE STATE istate code must be broader and ap­ a bank goes obout helping them I .L, n(fr, ,,tU !Mt. Pleasant lust week-She report* ply to the entire dairy Industry of *nnFver»ary sSfthtt mtererting dbe^ion* on BEEF KETTLE ROAST lb. 10c MEN SAVE VILLAGE BARRY COUNTY DEAL­ Michigan. th" monFTdSositedlIn a banVtli WPCk Y,,u sl,ould read “ ~Adv loI>IC5 of ’ltal hiferrot to tl* whoote. lb. 15c FROM DESTRUCTION LAMB SHOULDER ERS SHOULD CO-OPERATE 0[11.,m (,(ull0 0. law requires that a certain percent- The FeldpnUKh Food Market an- It appears that the legislature, a’, U* kt-pt on hand a* a reserve to nouncea a number of Interealing I It* recent eearton. .paased a Jaw lb. 7c Work of Corps Commended age Code DraTted by . Michigan LAMB STEW meet lhe demands ot depositors. It specials which are money savers.—, abolbhtng seventh and eighth grade Men Would Bo Better Than around ar-em-ni. on- tha: would by Leading- Journals of ' is lhe business of its officers to lend. Adv. iexamination* for rural school pupils, lb. 15c SIRLOIN STEAK the balance conservatively anil »«fe- School wni begin soon. L V Bess- 'Most of the commissioner* in disOne Made at Wa.hit.gton * North Land ]y : • I mtr ha* an announcement that par-' cu-aing this matter said that. In Forest‘fire* of unusual..,**■verity. , A.“'S'1'^ "ILI1 '"<«•«>“>'j' ___________________________ _ cuia The loans of a properly managed ent* ut of aci school children .ought to their-Judgment, it would be a misSwift1* Premium „>Mlarc mmm in-ad.hiv w.mamIV -*toa UWK *>wmmIit take to take tliat course; that there in o» Wednesday of Us. is beheyed tlje da.rymen of Michi- have been raging throughout invariably made those Adv. . U.VMH.uu. north- bank V 11, .Ml,MM,J HIMMC fc«-. Iread. m UU —AU V. Ovaniiad Whola or Half p’n !o. nx” " cm Miehtcn Michigan d.irinw during ttvthc ret past few few believe* believes *re arc able to repay, repay, and al-! re ft -mV., yrtll pay every houwwife to read 'te no reason why a district should uniform code* to promote fair corn-. price -----• . •J ' ■.on condition price of vi »!85 sis; per ,x. hundred huikhsu weight. - .... way* on condition that the pay high Khool tuition for an ' “ ’ nys that they be re. LyBarkcr* advertisement «J spice*, petition in the operation through- j.t o t. ’ ...... b stroll Detroit u to farther* for 2.2 3.5 T-'ck <d rain has made a( n stipulated thne naid al a stipulated time. and thc gilt that goes with each eighth grader who doe* not pars un out the state of the dairy industrymilk. .odUnds thuterllke so the fire.; fire* •nlllc Consumers L-onsumnrs-’ -prices -prict-j. woyld woqld g<-ngen- w woodlands tlmlwlifce and to Thc proml «. of an ttn individual mdivmuat to!­ purchX-Adv ™ The promlw 1 examination. ft 3 hoped by neSt month that al. erally be tr.cretu.ed under that have- tn«n dtilleuit to hold in cheek, repay loan tn to na bank nn on a rartnln! certain I •n,v a trvnn I Another matter r.jnsidered wax' :r™ly Inviolable •B5r^Jni2n?’ uin Li WM- ’■ «rwment. according James F ln a Jew ui -.,t.mc< - t »wr.s is as sacredly as. aTO the1I .......<--- to■din..-*.-.*n a lew imumcc* nnis uho vn- and uaic vdis a*date sacrraiy ns ............... me1 a ~i. ~.----- I the urgent need of tnuny rural dlsLb Fraaport that the the dairymen dstrvtnen of of Michigan Mlehlaan can can Warner ivn,,.— nt • Vn.ii.v ... ___ . ofuivioiaoie .....to .. rcn :un!K1 that of'Ypsilanti, a director of Lao hav«,- been Ihreauti d promi.te a bank repay its it* dede„ Mls!' Elisabeth Ehrabcth Henry* H-nry* hou-i hou.-< tricte, abo of many village and mall o.- tn the ca.MX ’on » So »>•'1?5 •>«'»■» .nd W,U «11 tUkreceive higher price* for theirr m milk .the Milk fit Aten- Assocla. Michigan ...iu .. of the Civtllaji Censer- jxr.itar* on demand, or. ,^er,ont st. " and “kc city schools, for funds with which It will be wise. It seems to us. for tidn. The Undrurgy meeting 'ra’ v.iuon Corp* have played an iru- of a certificate of deposit, on the PQ“ess’°n August 28. i to'carry on their work. The comPremier Grapefruit 2 cans 25c Barry county dairymen to cooperate, cheered by rhe announcement th n.»'- txtn.mt piitant ro:<role in in ti.-nnna fighting tthiw forest date it falls due When it comes to! Mr- H. H. Watt of Hastings, R. F. mission were informed that the stair with the Michigan body I! they do 3. p happen* th.. thi’’, the- bays be known of an individual that he V-.was named as one of the Trav-.is mighty hard up them: days, fo . . wa> — exptetetf — ---- the Detroit --------- code --- fl-e, I: l.ai.p.r,Premiar Salad Dresing 15c not Hiey .will hare to submlt-xsoi would »•» a«nw.v«t m Washington ..from ......... be approved this __... .county were in tr.e thick ‘always piys’ ht*credit is established,erse juror* for the federal district'there doe* not seem much protftgenera! c-xic that will be framed at la.*t week and pc pul into effect t.f the battle Fortunately nunc of and his batik Is always glad to ex-‘court to be convened soon in Grand bihty that thc *15-.000.000 voted, to Orange Juice Dromedary 3 cans 29c Washington, which may bear on August 15 tb.m avie ttijuioul and all .gave a tend him needed -accommodation* ..-Rapid*. . , asd schools needing help can be pirn. them and on the public much hard­ The outstate cod? will lx submitaccount of. themselves. A well managed bank never enpi-; Born to Mr and Mrs Merrill! matter of freeing rural diser than>wil! a code prepared by the ted to producer Tomato Juice £‘creP 4 cans 25c : ...... Hire with from Vine-nt rimbaek oi of Woodland, on n August from paying tuition of eighth .. . . organtrations^for . ... .. . .. as ,.. „* letter ..... ....... ............. talires mdustnes. Tliat ...... is. It does'st uuuuiuci woouiana. on igu.-.; trick ........ .......n ... Mlchfgah dairymen. Xhoee connect­ acceptance Kmti.- t tx-approved by McPharhn giving u briefdi-.-criptlon notplate Its loan* in fixed form. 18th. an eight and one quarter pound »»*«**« »!“> Bo on to high schrwl ed with the association know the 75 tier cent of the producer* and nj nlf.activities d these fire light- butputs them where they arc tn be baby girl. She will answer to th? was diwussed. Hie department Of situation tn every part of this state, deaun representing <uper cent of trJ1 usj-d for\ temporary requirement*, name of Beverly Ann. education very pointedly declared and are better fitted to frame a code the. total production before subm is-, Cloth Sack and where where they they will will be be taken taken up up at at The Cut Rata Shoe Mote an-tha' .. Cnmp am plop, und cun be no discrlmlnaCamp Ch Champion. M ui t« Washington. the lime specified. . Chumpiim. Michigan. ttounces very attractive bargain* t’on: that pupil* residing in any dhUnder the outxtate code the retail August 6. 1933. How a Bank (.end*. Iovuuu* I thl* week. School wiu will ucgiit begin auuo. x»n.•.----Irlc[ «»» ----- -,w— “* •I>assc<t ----- - tile •eighth — wagon price for 3 5 to 3 6 milk would Ha-dmn' Barm It L« not the function of a bank There ore bargain* on shoe-s for grade and gone on to high school be 6 cenfr a pint and 10 cents a Hastings. Michl to betWue a partner In industries, children, boy* and girb.--Adv. atr entKlcd by law to thc same FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS I quart. For 4.5 to 4 8 milk-the ,mc- lx-ar Editcrat nor could it be legitimately done.' circle No. 3 of thc Methodist I. A. number of week* or month* school■ ond generally accepted grade—the Thc combined cffortx'ofrjio me«i* WI,K thc-money of depositors, fu's held a very enjoyable mo t ag on 'n8 ,llose »» Me lower Brad* Water* Clothe* Shop vreiitel I- • « on: .1 pmStep Saver Ticket* Discontinued After Sept. 1st I Of Co. w>0 Civilian Con.-a.-rva- Ioan* mPU be kept in-liquid'forth— ynday at Lake Ai-CJon-Qum Mr* of the home .district school, .-ft i. and 12 cents a quart. A charge ot 40 oh Cor,(I. L.siav ch- * ki d thc ad- <ha< b*. repayable in cash *1 slated h. J. Ketchum being the. hoxtes* a 11<’iJ*’d that-the legislature may find • cents a quart and 22 ccnu a pint vanw ...— .uL. .__-_JiL.was iT .1in atteuditfu a way K.-^ nml? district*. sweeping . InlorvohIntervals. . good sired crowd would lx made for 22 per << nt cream ................... .ilUpc of A bank must use the greatest di*-The Brush Ridge .Cemetery Cwc.. mi '.-mid "5 cents a quart and.40 cent? u Diorite iitirated 12 nu>>. from fah- ' rimlnntion in making louw- A will meet Aug 24 at l>an Karns' ARRESTED ON SERIpint for 38 per cent cream. stranger cannot* — exfact n£cdJnmi>da- landing. Pine lake Bring own table . 'petnlng, nnd>*n-.*d tlie town from "* “ O,'S CHARGE, tions. It U customary' for the bor­ rervtoe. sandwiches and mi- other, '.ililam and Henry Kramer ot complete destruction. all milk products at vct lew t|wn iU, rower to make a statement of hi* dish of foxi. Program committee Allegan county are In jail, the forthe retail wagon price* under the that -.wept forward ...th alarming financial affairs, which is kept tn the Christie. Aldrich and Ethel Shiilte. ,ncr charged with txlng under tigagreement. WclfJre milk would I* a-ihi , -‘-------Mr... Emma Pardee died Wednt-5- ‘'‘fl'ieW*, <’« Hfluor and the latter try Atilskirfs of the bank* words It I* a punishable offense to make a false statement d,ay last week while vUittng at u,.. J «»h drning a car while under thc sold at 1 cent below the wagon.town ut.,„ .. ...» ...» price* No retail dehverie* would lx- u atubbom liO-hmir battle finally lor the pitrpt»« of borrowing fund*/ home of her daughter. Mr.i, Halpfi KHI'irhce of liquor Abrut u hull ........ ...................... ixrmltted except..... in ........... bottles or 0|)e tewght uadtr -Naturally, in their dealing with Tabor, of Grand Rapid* The !, <lv. mile from thc Altegim county line the quartjjr less capacity. wa* taken to Saranac where lift- Nil,'h, ”r- dr‘w” ?y H®nry The Civilian ConMjrvatton Cpn» Camrtack Criticlcrd. car, ’members were commended highly- by its oflictrs become weB acquainted funeral wa* held Sunday Mr> P.u - i 5oJl’d.w,1 *“h Tile code was accepted by J'--’ local rirc wardens and other c«n.‘cr- with their character* and -----their •re- dee lived for several year* In Mid- hadiy rtamaging It The collbion ----- ---------------dealert long di.-cuss.on THE MATTHEWS PICNIC. look P>ac< Prmuit grab, pop drink------ after ------ --------------W -ration rd! .. ihv: -•.circe* and are ihtre in a position cilevilie. She wa* an aunt of Giore.- ‘tc:irr,d ab,,ut " “Clock last nlghl. with .no serious rtlMensIctn. A mild efficiency in the face of d.rnser. Thc 30tn 3«th annual annual reunion reunion or of tn<the contest, potato nice for kids. •to determine how Urge a line of Sumner of thi* city and was 78'years ^,r- Bulling wo* driving toward this rnc pri.:>",t was v. iced by .it/ , -• - -Mar­ ,7ah ' 'ntlUcd to That nlel. slle ls survived by three da'ttgji- *‘t'},llv Kramers were driving Matthews family was lu-ld Sunday, , husband callinit. Rkinnimt anakf®, Milwaukee Journal^ntiR chewing. sue* Stick race lor.Ktas for kids, town dealer* who claimed the v*ft„. „„„ one ol thc great aclvaniage* of lieone living livlne in In Middlevilte MtdrtteMite an­ from Middleville toward ineir horn*. , ' ?*<• “« inrwniK. find Ishpeming p*ix*rt all re rs one ing a bank depositor. 'rr irer in Will'Sm*?<>n 21 -. thtrd »*«’heast ol MoUnc. Sheriff Leon Au«us‘ fllh al F'dO * landing. Mid- -1T1W Mlllni- 5Illt rrlll> ma,..h ou* {trades would work a hardship nun<d articles p-wi ing ig the men for ! other In Williamston and the thtrd on their business. [h,uw‘x, ’ ' - Tile man who know* how to get Lu Gran( ard a.i- culled and had quite a time die lake The weather man provided box relay, eloth rutting. B;is«IkiII Gr*uui Rabid* Rapid*. , ' Gov, Comstock was vigorouslyintb debt wlwlv. th*t 1*. who borTht . ,i, rn , of Ore a hit-two ■ ‘ bbduing the Kram-. v an ideal day for the occasion and and pitching honralloc* ended the r mrn wno anwvreu . .L a.— The alarm. of little ... L T . ". —.to make . f01ir VI fire ure a a U14.C before ucro.c . ... about po descendants were prc,-ent. sport*, after which the mtvting mlcritleited for his veto of the milkjo,- arrived in eatnp ,ou ‘ -------money with, which c-ci(1Cfc Sunday .mdriittic,w.u; W. It. C. MEETING.’ The usual amount of good cals was Jourtied to rfteet again the first Sun•yomffiUalun bill Warner claimed the from a p-.evi u» i.- 20-hoiH2D-hour- «: hnru nmn: money through Jegitimate en- occasioned by u short circuit tn jilared <m lhe table* qnd soon dpday in AugustrlM*. ut Foley s landcode meeting woulci have been un­ fighting -on a :inr- t.t-ar Sand Hirer. The icgtilar Meting of th<- Worn* nl^'rJ^k pc-lrI TuU,e'-' f*»»Iac car. causing necessary had the governor signed ----' • nk b I,x‘slng fur By the frank n b!aIf. .vhlch dM-ruV,,,i u.(. lMKlv . . Relief Corps was held Salur- j-,<ew'd «,f and the empty distir* ing. Middle lake intetc.-iange of opinion und a free ?lk. "ar ..r ‘ ’"‘l, ; packed in the basket? the measure. Ldunly min A bushw.. meeting watTcaHed by older bydhv tn. drltnt, Mr;,, Emma L CREGLOW. -mming the borrower is ofi-n guided and helped tinuoiis blowing ut tin- automobile Wcyctm.iti Roll call found 13 num­ the president. Wm. Kronewitter. and CHILDREN TO PRE­ aged Al yeqrby his banker u ii.Hiiiniilitig committee.-consisting hern in thc garage aro-a-cd them ber* and one comrade pmci.L SecSENT "THE TOY SHOP' ajiiong H j . tills city from titr inllnuit.*-.-. of Stowell, was viiusen to eil-ct new ant* “ ,hn U ° R e import- shush In t I* rrarlH.(1.• Ire. w wrong. wrupg. When wncn t}wy ir.vy rracncu ' rt’ad <ilhc<-is for the ensuing year and the age. Funeral ;«rvict-s were ronduct1 ' 1 ' *hF alia the ..arnw garage thnv they truinH found (h.> the Iwwl.. txxiy ...r of:“ ,ld I’-mcd on tile lite business resKellogg Health Cnmp Period id by Rev. C. M Conklin on Sun-, ini', ™ t.Sm ’-5 following officers were named and day and on Monday the n-maini thc car ablate. They pushed it S out' "P A'! 1* .re P or . U Closes This Week—Rural ;>revpU (t- President. Dr. W B. Matinvested capital, or collateral of suf­ tht-ub; Vlre-I’rrs, Win. Moore; sec­ were taken lo Klng'li’V for burial Boys to Go Next Week WESLEYAN METHODIST ficient value to cover amount ot lire department was called add pre- ? relief work show.-d 28 calls had retary. Rena Walker: treasurer, El­ He is survived by the widow, wh. ha* thc sympathy ul her friends'. On Thursday evening at.the Kel­ loan, or 7 mnd-’ lhe *“'M n“<1 • don Matthews; table chairman. APPOINTMENTS MADE ’ "3. An endorser whose credit is vented further damage. logg Health Camp at Fine lake, a ----- inc? our List meeting and S3.nr) oth­ Flora Maude Cook: refreshment-*. play, The Toy Shop." will be pre­ er than • money given, also several Mrs Alvin Moore; sports, Andrew / FIRE DAMAGES HOME sented by about fifty of the children Rev. Wm. C. Gearhart Re. Ktnnrdy: program. Sarah Moore.' The them- of the plr.v 1* one that cu r.t amount to Justify the extenOF G. F. CHIDESTER ft'w.w ciccWrd to hold thc Sol­ The meeting was then turned over turned as Pastor of the ;ipp»-iil» 10 children, that of the toy.ion of theJe'ired accommodation. i du rs‘and Sailors' reunion tn tho I. ’.0 the chairman of the program. coining to life and dancing and troLopal. Church MW f111A* Will Rogen Sere, H, Fire, believed to have been caused 6. O F. hall on Tnursday, Aug. 24 Mrs. w„... Chet Stowell, and »•>■> (he am*woods licking .'ironnd'the toy .’hop. 1 Following ate the upjxitntmcni’ Will Roger* recently told why lhe by a defective chimney, broke ntt! It will te-x.(ii ull day tntcung with ii vren- soon, ringing with bld familiar Sion- (ban n/«*f j*-ur* ago. in fa.-t ------- -Method U! bank* had got into trouble. ••Don t at the hAmc of o. F. Chidester. 537 pot luck: dinner at noon. A pro- songs aung by all members of the " tner camp and now the camp will be blame it all on the. bankers." he said.' West Green Strut, yesterday after- ■Statn has bin planned by the asm- family The past Century of Progopen for two onr-wcek periods wlun eamp V.'ben we all needed money they noon and did considerable damage ciation pre.-‘dent. Mt*. Tilhe Mc- rr-A of the Matthews family was e<t by Creel; 38b boy* ot scout riL’e may‘attend. -..ut G. F. Smith; loaned it to us—but when they need- to the raot and second-floor room* Lravy. . ■ ’ given by Mrs. Hertha Matthews, mans mid £ Thew Include rural bt.y* .lnwell “ •-'"•• cd n wr couldn't pay it back " Prompt action by thc. fire drptriThe meeting clf&ed hi regular words of the* present century were town boys whether Scout* or not -»-♦ »----------- ... mens checked what threatened^in be form by furling the flags und sing­ spc.ken by Dr. W n. Matthews and Seven, members of the prr.u r.t (■ tl.HOVN CO. FAIR--------------------- serious destruction. ing -America."--Mrs. Clara Tinkler. Wm Kronewitter. and the future seilort* st iff will n main jp century was given by Nay Bump. EXHIBITS EHVCAT1ON.AL.; The bla/e was discovered by Fv> The Broken Pronil with the wofl: and local Scout Oh Ebenewr'- was sung by Arthur ' little girl*. Mts.-e.s Evelyn Brower and 'A l>r<.|.vn promise.”-sal rr* will also attend Voore. Viotin *-!cctlt>ns by Allen ’ ROBJNHt E PARK. » sage of Chinatown. " (tenmtcjy accounted for through the Mary French, who were playing n* x: On«- hundred n'nety door Flames had gained coremlciMr* Floyd Foster and children Matthews and Margaret Moore Chet t>- enrolled for each oh*: Gear- many years of fair history. Dunns able headway when the alarin w** <jl Low. 11 returned home Sunday Hjowell-then took charge of the . . , , If there arc n-.eetiniK and the following sports f,ir nrevmod In a pas-lug chill. S. H n- thJ- eighty-fotir years that thc Cal- ■turned in. The damage, ■-.rtimaird .f.inrtjtn; huun County Fair has made ns anMr arid Mrs Harry Mendenhall. J.ivksqtk niii:l presentation great chairtc.t a nee. Wright Clifford and family spent intrkof: have taken plarc tn the VarimM) Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ FOl-ND STOLEN CAR. types of commercial commodities ‘ liam Waddell of Stony Point Saturday of last week. Sheriff i.srrv • rar Merchants Hail has been A. number from this vicinity at­ ,au patron*, Leonard was notified that a tended car had the Busy o <• picnic at u • urw «d interest to fair and ittot*find r—it-.b... -tin* urxtanman "'a M<*ten fn»m Mu-k<gon M-a■ Streeter’s landing. Gun lake. Sun­ Kell'--, jr.n - difficult to new :5*e various morning Deputy Gail Lvkln* of day. This cave the sheriff the nun»nurw<u - it, a shnrt .«|»CC nt tm-.r Nashville gave Mr* Nancy Dunda.*. Mrs Grace K. cretary H E Hardenburg na- >”■' of » w tluit he sai.1 was stand­ Jackson and wm Randall spent a PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK OF Al'GLKT 20. . .ng near the Mudge schoolhouse cast - adv allotted condderabie span- -ns ----- — • few' days lust week tn Chtrugo and . j ... *-•s ,j_. Muskegon • ■ manufacturer*, merchants and o{ Barryville ft a a* SUNDAY — MONDAY !attended A Century of Proe.nw tieetl where the Mirs &.<„*»,« individual* and has prtntrd <mt tiia. *■•“ ’** nf*’ noth-Elmitift viam» Cravens «»» of (vm.au. ilockf.frd. Slim Sumnicrvillr and Zasu Pitt*. Ihr mint papular comedy HARRY CARR DIES ihoff interested in making ...civ their allan- “foccr* found on -Sunday morning JIJ. returned liorne with them tor • - ................ -- — .........it — ..... — ' ■■■ ’........ —»- -n lndrnfJ|tr st#y team In picture* today. In (heir-latest laugh M-rcarn sensation. •I presrntalion to the public There --------are no..clues to .uth.- .u._ thieve.IN MOLINE. ILLINOIS If you like to lauxh don't mb* It. •ul.i ccolmiyticate u:th him :m- Thf Mtutafon owner was noiiflec Mrs. William Cramer of south of m«Td:,t« !y regittdinc rcsrrva’.on of ytat his car had* ^'l| found. Harting* *p*nt last week with ter aunt. Mr*. John K -llar. and family E»i ping Monoxide On* Was With the ctghty-flfth annua! C*lC.-.use of Hi* Passing— . On Saturday rtu- national ptente i HI.SDEftSHOTT min CoUntjl Fair only one week Found by His Son Leo *.c from the ppenmg* date Au* 22 of the Golden Rule Co of O’lum-; The Homier, hott reunion will be uny firm* already arc planning bus. Ohio, wa* held at Lake Al-Oon-i hdd thl* week Thursday .v. the The added comedy for this date will be Our Gang Quia, several states being repr**enti poms of Albert McDonald i-u display? La>: year approxied-LAmong the number Merc thc, Mrs Floyti Ganuon and AUrgarr-. in “Forgotten Babies" Until Saturday air and it w*.< the concensus of national president, c. 1) Thomas with Mr< Forrest Hall have goto- to Adult* 25c Latest Pathe News Children 10c Night, August 19th ■pint it that the exhibit* m M*-r- and Mr*. Thoma* of Columbus, who | Barlow lake to stay until Wednrsd-v* represented thc 22 state* in which m-. Mr* Rheidn Whitworths con age the company doc* biuunrss a very I Whitworth is «'.3vih;: with Mr TUESDAY enjoyable day was re ported by all Garrison ahilc Mrs Onrrfm Is prcr*t2‘' , , away. Bh« will return to the lake PENNOCK HOSPITAL FAY WRAY and GENE RAYMOND in ■ hcpit.il hax been a ver FREAK ^QIASH EXHIBITED. ‘.“tei d’svf A curwity wa* brough’ to the ; Jd . -let- being p»txr.t» registered did not real During th.- par. week the follow- Jd ""wnrrer snualh’'It’curved r,!fn'1 aunn ot Kalamazoo were he had tt Cartoon Comedy, “YOUR HAT* and “THROTTLE in; Fames have been brrn at lhe in faX manner. 'bVdoaT hr *’\ the car. open and cue loot cutttdr. K( piv»: Mr and Mr* Clarence ......-am nt iiw mrve n.n:n • i.m *Romig a-tended a feiuuijn of ind.rating that he nad reused tu* r,. PUSHERS" r !h^'hCr H1Ch BUdlrtting class Cappen 7H E Clinton St a nme t.&JSa ' :bc hom<1 o! Flwattflle Wlliiu ■ ind< »cn Ronaid £lh*. on Aug .-.quash and from It two b.osso.nsv too late The bod* »>< found * bl­ TEN CENTS TO EVERYBODY mMWr w u,"x> d“' J t' Mr and Mr* Loya! Edger 04 bld ...rad, oae oi which lud ue Uter by his *on fsro who *ai v.‘ R-ftd S* a »tx pound* daughter Xith him The remain* were late: Katherine Isabel on August 11; a taken 'o an undertaker -. and ship­ WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY ped to Ba’.’.te Creek, ulierc thc Pa'•'n. Leland Charles, wrighms five Mam neral was ivt-Id on Thursday. paund* wa* born to Mr. and Mrs. *mth rtreJ rondIark P°UCr "" A *tory that Grandma read when a girl and ! Ray ®e,Bltr wtt* awarded a hand­ Gehnte Ba**. Nashville, on August south riier rood___ ; rlng rnf J)t.r|ecl BMelMt4RCC at brought to the talking aerhen in all it* splendor— I' to Mr. and Mrs Howard Stanton. Sunday school Hantttig... Route (. on August 1< ;t OBITUARY. Lydia E. daughter. Marilyn Anne, who — — , datn’hter'cf Daniel and' ?’*';*■ Chius BnU-and son. Myton. B hey established ch'm*rl I utnah Springer, was born .fitly v • :ahed nearly seven pound*to Mr Hannah .Tidy 29. ot Owrun Oberlin, Ohio Ohio, with far her slflcr. slncr. Comedy, “Boico’a Woodland Doze” Lateit New* .‘n.T'Mrs John Huizinga. MeCord*. 1850. at Clarksville. N. Y . and passed Mr‘ F^k Mi-Crcv-dy of Elyria vtsa *ix and one half pound daughter. «w«y July 30. 1933. aged 83 year* J1' *1 at the home of Albert Brill Adult* 15 cent*' Children 10 cent* Mary Agnes, on August 13 and one day. On Nov. 28. 1888. rhe !V? v,rfit Grace Brlil who has spent r------ -»-»«- . ", ----(tnarrfed t0 prCd f. Williams ;’*’r v*c*l»n in Oberlin came home IH.ATH OF HIGH To this union nine children were **th them FRIDAY — SATURDAY s< HOOL STL’DENT born, three preceding her in death A b*,,‘ '*1W held Friday (6 help1 Elizabeth runrr. iwywo ta Beside* Beside* the lhe six SIX children children she she I*I* sur sur• •j j•trownnagr i«y up the tne W.M1 wau Potter. Court*t row bridge lay EDWARD G. ROBINSON in what la claimed tn be lhe greatest Hr is survived by t! Birthday ylub tq-‘ at L. „ ’Writer Mr .and Mrs. „.... Cliflord wed wy by tweaity~«rrc twenty-five ** grandchildren. hU new house dig — of ... ..... — — - .j.™ h*m*vu*.uir»i.’ri,r ---- and —.... help w, M —the '®. ; them Mrs ,H G ' Pot'-.T P.iltirrij -.' nieh! at and her twenly-»lx ' ■»,t.>nna«kllA-n cellar ccll.ir Mr Strowbridge H!ro-*-hr>ilsr hoa hni recover-' rwnvrr. August tenth tn help Potter, died died Saturday night at her great-grandchildren, Mary Abbey'; btrth- nu- atBarryville. MUs Potter or,r brothel' and many other re)«- <d nicely from the injury be redinner wav' i-ould have been a junior- in Ha>-:tive*> and friend* Deceased wa» a reived in a runaway a few weeks Fon M ;;r.k-s :ir,g» nign High m school t.toj at inc the Mart start m of ,.kind kind and loving mother mid and was. was.aRO Comedy, “YOURS SINCERELY" Added, Mickey Mr» sch.in fall, surviving sunlving beside* • ever >wr ready n>a/iv to tn lend a • helping heinine haixl h»i-Jd Plan* are being made for thc Sun~ ich; 1 tn thc fall to be tlie parent.- are three brothers and to other*. 1 day school picnic. Announcements t Mou»e in "KLONDIKE" two cum. Funeral service* were] -------------- < ♦ »■------ ;—a will be made next Sunday, -ft 3 TEN CENTS TO EVERYBODY held the B*;r ■ tile .church at 21 Three pound* of every the of the heped there will be i.good attendwith Mr* Abb?;-' fast JI F M Monday. Burial m Barr>YWe; world's crude rubber are cituumbd j »r.re next Sunday to elect new sun>or of anolier birthday. Nellie M»xu. JJa-hullt .19 cemetery. |in the United State*. • day School officers.' VV ••• *ldIuS 19C Butter Sugar New Fall Suit Now IOC u ZOC 24C 10 55c Feldpausch’s Food Market Fall suits are com­ ing inland every one is costing more money. We will maintain our summer price of “THEY JUST HAD TO GET MARRIED" Beginning Mon­ day; August 21 st, I . they will 'advance to $16.50 and $18.50 ‘Ann Carvers Profession' Buy Now and Save! “BLACK BEAUTY” WATERS CLOTHES SHOP “THE LITTLE GIANT” �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 18, IBM Sporting Items WOODLAND. I Miss Aienc Mohler wua the guest i of MIm Lorena Hilbert at Saddle- FISHING LICENSES ! PROVE PROFITABLE A Record Breaki i Forrest McMillan ot Hastings isi ‘.visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mohler-.! ‘{while Mra. McMillan 1* attending A Century of Progress at Chicago. I (Continued from page one) V -V • । again took a one-run lead. In the , i Mn; Oa|gralth anU daU8htcri Es-' CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF aaavrtu m «. flMI of “w nlnU‘ ,rv,n Ied °n wlthifor thc lakes of lhe county. The J her. and grandson. Bobby, of Cld-i MATCH TO SEMI-FINALS a »lngle Scobey med out and Irwin flngtrllng has about 100 time* the cago and Mrs. Juitet Brown of Iowa­ --------— 'took second when*Sackctt. Vermont-1chance to survive that-thc small fry have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. Ketcham, Sigler, Dolan and vlUe «^»’er. threw the ball into!hM#. *ufh a» uere formerly planted. E Border. ’Die former returned ar n Sf-----------------center field Les Hawthorne, who TlM. gmcral report from the county to Chicago Sunday accompanied by McGuffin " " “ Still Remain lollowtd Scobey, put lhe game on ice > is that fishing this year -iuis been MPs Winif red Border, u ho will visit I for thc Knights alien he picked out , better than in any recent year 'them for a Jaa<*Auy.\ while MraJ. in Running . one Bna and “ sent clean “ hit ** ball At aun Gun lBke lake “ Uw railage railage am! and re reremained for a longer visit Tn the th.. quarto-An., “a good nl •a CWBn At ­ 1 Brown . o_» ™ .—•fOr - -• •• -•-*“— > “ iMrt ...... —• __ an as-here. , in final ro.m,t round ,.r of tn. the out f ®w purfc a— circuit drive owners have »eorganized taurnamrntbntHastingrS™ I »JUtUn« Hosting* in the lead which wcutlon known *s ’the Gun Lake Frank , otof ! Frank fox Foxami andoaugnter. daughter.eumu Ethel, ClubKrt^ha^de eM^D^te Uiey mW. whf? they ‘J1!?4 Vcr* 'Association, which maintains brged.’ Detroit spent the week end with 18• mcntvllle in order to end the game. :ing ponds at that lake which supply Mr. and Mrs Jolui Deli । cd tin wTreham 3 2 CUff . »ho« Ch*rlie evtrg year many Urcusand* of ftn-1 George Smith and daughter. Hilda. ■ SE defraSdSST MdnUTe 4-2 MngI"‘ *cond ‘u,ned ‘n, «»««•;gerling bass, blue gill, and perch and Mra. Ann* Scheller of Wood.nd M«Suffh, dSraSF Win <C ?rn‘*.h,n5 u™ Thfrc wo,1!d ,0 «* ‘•° bury called on Mrs Nellie Hill. Sun-. sXde?7-3 TimTle.v^^r£f<>n™ 'JT* W,!A HFJ ’ 2*1 wl,y *ufh «'ond* Kxild day evening SdluA-r.I. T-S. Tl.U 1..11 "le.<» 1'*™ lhe billow­ “"•.'« U» -WM lor awr i„ u.,„r lna In, pemne. lor llw wmi-niul ninner off weond. I—-.“U"L ««■“ f"'l jj”' round: John Ketchum vs Kim Sig•12345078 •> « ‘ । 9—R H E nuoLre »- SS*& .™>« V5S h- daughters. Vivian and lg und CM l»l.n ... Due lWJuI., „ 0 „ , „ ,! Un , Dewey Zcrkle and family of LanMek S.™ drte.l.d Cb.rU- DW> ' fir UnJ tor sing. Mra. Nellie Hitt “ and Mrs. Dora v Brumm surprised Wm. Flory Satur­ - - ... ..... . ....... — .... ...... aua niovrc. rat vern___ day in honor of his 73rd birthday. flight match; Bunictu- Wadd won Wilson and Sackett could br u n.h Ml In K. wd«lw A dcllcloin. DlrlM.y dinner •«. from Frank Angell by default; -------------- ---------------from Cbe number «I b™u Uui .re b). wTb'm 'IXJUOIANS SWAMPED anchored in the lake with the jl> i .. .. Ku,h,m„ cupantr. fhhing. If in some way u’ •sJr. “nd M,rr l-up on 19 tn the semi-final* Dick: »» BY ~.___ .. . ... ... . . mnrt famllv nttt'iuled Lht* UNDER RUTLAND i.urvcaing Uj Jordan Jord-n pona coma oe i.uppuca u: .nd 7—,,l.mlly ------ ' ,;..unM —. 7 —7 77. " Stem meets Buidette Wadd and j .. U»i , uomd lulu mmerMy. U; Clare DeCou plays Jim Mawn. i After playing excellent baseball [ wou!d~Kcm as~lF tiuic couid~be no Henry uum.iu Jordan v, of Grand twpRap- ■ rcsuju wear as follow* in the for over a month und winning flvc’co.X| reason whatever win- *uch u once. nrui> champlon.dtipl conroteutn, match: ,-uatght games, the Algonquin In- breeding pond could not L «■ dub- ldl WM pre.Hdent for the ^rdtlT>rarr‘*fl71,rr l'U,“ bk’* u" “ ,oud W '-n >uh«17t toe north end ^ Guina^ >’« Xr.ri!./'1 Tin wm’TvLfc Ust Bunda>’ u,,d Where a g<xxl-.nad stream How* in- ”Mrs, Statu Hilbert ha* been in Siller 1-up on 19 W1IJ c«)k won aiiowe,! Rutiafvi l0 Klu. a to that body of WUir. iLansing the past week assisting in dabbing, to tiie tune of 7^, nunlber of license* issued t<>-taking, care of her sister. Mra. Fvrdrimto Dr *TVdty “* RuU,nd P*Ofiir, who liave come .Into BAttyirest Jordan’s family Howard Jorr-.r1... n™ * .i i cl‘‘^’n n,'tt ° “* ,uu ,n COUntj- from outside the Mute l» ap- dun is seriously Hi with blood >rcisW.I1 JtlvT i • ,,u’ fln't eight innings and then wards of 600. This i>roves that this oning and .tome of the other chll> Ihr‘ iJki tbL-M ,n J’1*. ““““ B“d m*dr Lw’‘ “n devclojiineiit development tout that ought to beidren be.dren have whooping wnoopmg cough. cougn. u'"1- P"P 1 eleven runs off of six hit*. Comp. •fostered ■ -m every way ixjudble. The ----------------Mr. and Mrs.---Ralph ------------Leffler enter. Walldorff defeated Dr. Birge Swift Lt.irting pitcher for the Indiaru. was 500 UcenwM issued indicate that ■ talned the Davis family reunion at. 7■*’; ?ar w*'sP,’,**?r j relieved in the ninth by Warner, Fcveraf hundred more than that their home Sunday Mrs Robert ?rV» V 8ay,,'i' drew 1>an after issuing five free tickets and number came from outside Ute state 1 Born and daughter*. Mrs. Cora LetWalldorff te twin'd against Ian with tiie help of many costly error* to Barry counly-thte year. Most of Her- and Mrs.’ Hunt, ot Woodland Irons de in the M ini-llnah- and Cail :liiu-*td Mlx runs. Roberta relieved them remain u few days but many' a-wbted them. WcspMitcr meets Orville Sayles. . '‘ — Warner after two were out and. end-stay for lite entlp? summer. These I Mrs. J. V. Hilbert and Mra Law­ l«-d the alaughter. WM „„ w „„„ „ re/ -are --------------------------------people liave ,to ijbe While they rcnce Chrbtian und Bobby Hu h of FOUR- WOMEN LEFT .... ... . | Hustings ----------BtiHlJ-of -- - -------- ------. .IN ... ...... --------------ID >*»V ...... ..... — ..... . — . ................. Matthews,......... pitched ............ excellent ball here. Tiuy uuu add ---------materially lo ... the! and- .., Mrss pr,.,] ' »r llntlaiitl mid nnlv allowed six ■ ___ 1Los Angeles nltmntl,CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNEY »T UutI““d tt,,d onl.y ‘ulowcd slx j „.i,t'„. patronage ot the ................ tradesmen of 11 Burry attended the Ionia fair । Monday. . .. hit* county. county. . ; Monday. Mrs. George Faul accompanied by During the first round of the 6Ww*b> •»nlngs. I Mrs Rlchurd O’Brien and children Womens championship Tuurnuof Lansing, Miss Ruth Giddings of Went at the Hastinus Country Club. Rutland 1 3 0 4 0 1 I 1 11—22 17 2 .|Tawa» City and Miss Martin Faul Mrs. Tolhurst defeated Mix Hub­ Indians .0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0— 2 67 । of Woodland were guests-of Mu* bind 9-7; Mrs. Lane won from M>s Marietta Faul of Hastings Monday . McIntyre by default; Mrs Wilcox ! afternoon m honor of her 5th birthdefeated Mrs. McGufUn 9-7; and ■ ■ day. 1 Mrs. Walton defeated Mra. Finnic I Rev and Mr:-. V. R. Beardsley 6-5. In the .•rtni-thiah Mr.- Tolhurst (Continued .ram from W page on.* one) Faidle yanPopcrtng seem* to have I ‘ 1 Molulay on bu*imeet. Mrs Lane and Mrs. Wilcox plays Mrs. Walton. the goffers at the Hustings Country. Blri al the camp had-lier duties tofli.iro.m .Mrs. Hulibard is paired against Club sized up pretty well For three perform, was expected to do them M':,s,lud>•' Jord Mia McIntyre in tlie consolation time-, now’he tus matched teams so; faithfully, and that almait without st*nt,, T Fred Jord Jordan ,’n"‘ Mr. and Mrs. Prcd “n runid while Mrs. McOulDn playa evenly that tournaments have re- exception they did It. Eqch has her: ,cnts. Mr. and Mrs. Milan Trumbo were Mrs. Finnic. .Mdte<! in draws. Thuratlny. for ex-, part of table waiting and duh wash­ | , ample. Hie Real Beers and Near 11I1K Eac], IS responsible for keeping I Grand Rapids visitors Tliursday. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Barnum re-. Bars continued n feud that has jM.r clothes tn order, making her K. OF P. NINE BEATS lieen foaming all summer and the bed. helping to keep her quarter* turned Saturday from a visit to C1U- ■ VERMONTVILLE 9—8 result-was a 12—12 tie. Hostilities iimt and clean, and contribute to’ cago where they attended A Ccn-: ' tury of Progress’ Tlury aho visited After Miffering fen straight las.es will be continued again this week ' thr m.,,,:r3l k.xkI by ofderlineM, c<)n- other points in Indiana and Illinois. After the. tournament Thursday, >idcnkion for other*. Bourtcsy and the local K..of P. team placed itaelf' the Miss Evelyn Beardsley is dtti-ndplayers enjoyed u stag dinner ut K<xxj kill. in tla- winning column Sunday by the club. foHuwing which Chet, Tlirn* tire many adjustment* ing camp meeting at Sebewa this defeating Vermontville 9 to 8 Due . j former Hastings boy who whlcn the young glrli. have to makei week. to loose infield play. Vermontville Englehart. Mr. and Mra. T. C. Munlon were u wide circle of friends here, when they go to camp In a great to>k a four-run lead early in Hr- has on tin interesting sleight-of-hand majority of thc case* tiie girl* have; gursts of Clyde Munlon and Miss. ,cnmf only to lose it In ihtv first of put Bernice Munion of Hastings Sun ­ exhibition. I— never •been away -from •--home and■ ttic fifth when the Knights milk'd ' ’ thrown upon their own resource* as day. and sent flw men acrut-s t|»c plate. INDEPENDENTS LOSE Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Green visited ______________________ । they arc here They meet that con- the Ionia Free Fair Monday. Tlif local boys scored one mord in TO CHARI OTTF 32 ditlon wiUiout complaining, and the sixth and Vermontville tied it; ' The class of 1914 of Woodland U _° 4 I'ar” «<» thcmxclve* in coo l up in- the last nt that frame, mak- j HUii school held thefr reunion at in.» the score >-vca to seven. Has-' Hastings Independents dropped a’spirlt Some things are planned for .Potter’s Park in Lansing Sunday. M1>Ka was »uo UIH1UKuirir couple of games aver tile week end. them, however, to make life at (Five of the original class of ten were tings unable ,u to raifc score m in their half ot the eighth and Vermontville l'»!ng to the Columbia Cleaners of ea*np worth while .There are many. present. Mr. and Mr Mrs. Arthur Gid' •____________ Battle to given and dailRh Use Our Lay-Away Plan— «—v Creek 9-3 Saturday, --------while1 activities carried^>n Each ;iamgs and daughter were ter honor’ n trnm from finally Clmrlnlt.. Onnllu m..«_ llCT clrjiceshe Of will Whatdoshe Will do;uUlld . .. a team from Clinrlotlr manher circlet of what and , BUC: j,lr. Giddings U lng their aged to naw out lhe local nine < plus must make her own selections. There “..^riMtcndent lhe year they grad­ It Will SAVE You Money! Umpire Newton' by the margin of «!*• no set program to which each must ; , ' . single run. 'Hite last game was one conform, except In the matter of. j ;’ Hyntt, aiul family and Lynn of the Ix-t exhibitions pul on here;Riving service. k^ Ping themselves d fnm(1 |in. 'n a taiup. ; this aiunn Both Ptcsteh mid. wnt and clean and being orderly illlg lrip through the upper pcuiipula stiles. Cliarlolte hurJera. pitched in their work and in their cabins i Rnr wvek great ball allowjng but 5 and 8 hits) The Kellogg Foundation will.j Mr nnd’ Mr$ shl,mn vUrr-.pectlvcly early In September, begin tlte con-, th<> Uhe bhorc Sund(( rtrurlra nJ . Ur«e .MIU»n\o ih... K j, y v Hilbert »ce«MD*nted --------------i; traction of a large addnion'to the ; .. BECKER—HODGES BEAT Iicrnbul Midi™ «l> rd will br m«1, M Uw„„„ ci.rt.ll.n ..I Hu-, Ji-vrii more .ulwdunDa IUui llw oiw M,„ Rulh FISHER BROTHERS । .1 Fiiw Me. Thl. will lx- riru rnorr j , WedneMa,' until Tri­ comfortable uian than ine tire one one at Fine Pine ' si tvwk.m <a^.< 1 coiniorramr U...M mil k... -* * ,.J,’_Sf22w ., ?! *2df” *• r.L. Tube, .nd be nurd .... up H.l.t. mtn wMr. and Mrs, Clyde Ruel! and 1’?’™ “n., lyrtl ,F7 iclal reference lo lhe rinlcr cump, 116.118 EAST STATE STREET — HASTINGS,.MICHIGAN family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. o.1 1 . **"■ lor handicapped Children. There will lUMlnac CW •n.irn.ulenl limn. |M. „ br,lnnlM Alfred Morcncy of Coldwater from — mond and Kennedy .re Klwdutal,N„„mb„ , b7,„|„ Tuesday until Monday. Miss Robbie Finnic and Charles’ ♦'♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦❖♦♦♦♦ EIGHTY-FIFTH ANNUAL ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ to n” 1 fh.ld.ln .nd Miller In lhe UWks, with . limit ol lorry lo lllly Todd a! Louisville. Kentucky, arc S „ d..h ,W " o’1- children . who hare phykal guests of Dr. and Mrs R.'G. ,Fin- j ▲ nie thl* week. 11 • and H«l,M lo- lhe eft, double. ,uuld,„p«i Miss Katherine Spindler visited J ' 1.1 : i,nd nptd l,i be built up physically her aunt. Mrs- Bernard Butkau. of. ♦ UACTHurc MET sicsi Hie camp nt Pine lake for thc same Grana Rapids part of last week. n A ill N b b N11 M t N | Work u 111 be continued, m the Fmm Miss Beverly Plants visited her A TO MEET GRANDVILLE?llUlon wl11 ,,avB twoauch camps in grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. EloniX —------Barry county Plants, of Grand Rapids last weck.|,T t Hu.itIngs nctnicn were inactive | Miss Craig closed her fine talk She returned firfme Saturday nccom-;J during the week because no suit- . with un invitation to her hearer* to panted by Miss Beatrice Plants and ♦ WATCH FOR OUR ublc date could be fixed for a tour-1 visit the Clear lake camp and mc Harold Englit-h of Grand Rapids. narnent with Grand lacdge. Tomor- ' • - ADVERTISEMENT IN Mr. and Mrs. Chas Cook visited ▲ row. however, the local team will tlin latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs • X Next Week'. BANNER mid Grandville on thc Caledonia Henry Shafer, of Pewnfno Sunday. | court. EAST WALL LAKE Their niece. Miss Carolyn Smith, of ▼ AND VICINITY. ;Portland returned with them for a ♦ I D?g* were sought by 800 Colum­ Sunday visitors ut E. D.. Rey- :few days* visit. bus (Ohio) families after the Chief were. Mr. and Mrs. Hibbard |l Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owens nnd'X of Police remarked that a dog’s nolda and the two M lsm-.s Kern, Jennie ।children of Grand Haven and Mr.IT bark often frightened away tn.'*Clothing for Men & Boys Honeysett. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, iund Mrs. J. L. Crockford of Wood-: ▼ passers. , Clyde Fisher und friend of Kalama­ land were Sunday guests of Mr. and J ♦ ।+ China him 72 radiocasting sta- zoo. Clifford Kahler and family and IMrs. Arthur Allerdihg Mrs. Sheldon McArthur returned X Bert hit Tobias ‘and son Lawrence of Ilona. to her home last week after a visitiX Hastings R A V 1« A TUESDAY .nd Y Mrs. Sprague accompanied by her in northern Michigan. ■> C V U C WEDNESDAY! Opening Night, following Last Mr. and Mr*. John Woodman of ▼ nephew. Harold Andrews, went to South Woodland were callers al the.0 Afternoon and Evening Scene of Palm Beach Revue Toledo. Ohio, Wednesday returning Wm. Flory home Friday. ▲ Sunday. Mesdamcs Arlic Spindler, Besste! a, HE Citizen*’ Mutual Automo­ Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kahler were Allcrdllng, Ross Long. Myrtle Bull- T bile Imuranee Company of Ing of Woodland and Jennie Coats ▼ Howell wax one of the first Insur­ Kalamazoo shoppers Saturday. Thursday and Friday— Mr. and Mm- Star Fenner and two of Coats Grove spent Wednesday' ♦ ance companies to comply with Spectaclar Display* oh Wed., Afternoon and Evening daughters ol Kalamazoo spent the with Mrs. Bessie Vivian of Grand A the new NBA code. It believe* hlblta, Grand Farad* of UvMtoek. Dally Thurs. and Fri. Night* post week in E. D. Reynolds’ cottage. Rapids. : |X that the upturn In business due Free Band Concert*. Produce Display*, Wendel Vreeland and family of The play “An Old Fashioned Moth-1X produce and lhe Increase In wage* Detroit spent the week end at their er" will be given nt the Community; T at thc Methodist church next: ▼ vented at a county fair. Each will be very helpful in Michigan. cottage. Mrs. Vreeland staying fhr service 1 Sunday evening by Die United ♦ produclloh entirely different in Wednesday j* the big day for ail Mr and Mrs. Phillips and son of Brethren church of Grand Rapids.: + lion In Michigan nearly eighteen t.itented artiste, vaudeville, spe­ including—Daily Concert by Cal* Traverse City visited several days This was to Jiave been given some boys and girls. They will be nd tlmo .ago but was |x»t>>oned until ! T cial lighting effect*, beautiful last week with their daughter. Mrs. houn County'* Own 4 H Club Or mitted FREE that tRey may enjoy next Sunday. Y Carl Ricker, and family. Mrs C. B. Benham returned to ♦ No farmer should drive hli auto­ cheatra Direct from the Century Mr. and Mra. Will Enzian of a day of entertainment combining her home in Hastings Wednesday + mobile without protection /or lia­ hutualAutoih«.q Ocala, Florida, visited at the homes of Progre**. after spending a week with Mr. and X every type of entertainment. er. and genuine entertainment. bility. If you dexlre an automo­ of Mr and Mrs. Cha*. Kahler and Mrs. Kurl Faul and family. Z bile I tnu rance policy, *ee your Mr. and Mra Clifford Kahler the Miss Pauline Hoover accompanied, T local agent or write past week. by Mr. -and Mrs. George Geisel of ▼ Leas than half of the department Woodbury are spending the week A ▲ stores operating restaurants expect at Houghton lake Mis* Virginia Faul Ls visiting her X the refreshment line to return a di­ aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mra. Chas Y rect profit. Children Under Eight Year* of Age FREE Daily Rowlader of Grand Rapids, and also ▼ AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO. Chicago extend* along Lake Mich­ visited the Worlds Fair in Chicago ♦ i+ igan ffir 24 miles, and occupies an with them. PLAN NOW to ATTEND THIS MAMMOTH FAIR WM. E. ROBB, Swrelwry. HOWELL, MICH. area of 101J square mile*. William Lee; an Englishman. In- T Tiie world’s wheal bar veal it more vented the machine for knitting ▼ ♦ than 4^O0,000XMKi buahela annually. stockings-in 1589. Event of WINTER “..“X . □* COATS ■MILEIM LOC,LCXST."O«.«' ITTHECIIILS'CIM1 OATS purchased before prices started tp advance are being offered in this event at prices that will soon be history. RICH FURS . . . handsome fab­ rics... silk crepe linedthe lat­ est in style . . . the best in work­ manship. Protect yourself against the ad­ vance in prices! C PENNE Coming Events Cast Their Shadows Before CALHOUN COUNTY FAIR Southern Michigan’s Greatest Fair with $10,000.00 in Premiums and Purses rjAV T. S. Baird T MARSHALL, MICHIGAN NIGHT AUGUST AUGUST22-23-24-25. 22-23-24-25,1933 —— Public Wedding Palm Beach FIREWORKS! Harvest Moon THE FAIR OF FEATURES! Children’s Day Citizens CITIZENS’ MUTUAL REDUCED ADMISSION PRICE �F r*o»cotm___________________________________ t The «ao»i.sa*no Haittnes a^a****va Banner frQm B“dJhe ' *“'ofw „aUW rtghu- (Joctrmc, i'ui.ii.h<a »»»nr w«4sM4«r. Thrnna* Jcfleraon. grand old figure i ** ,7*^ of lhe Democratic party. They round ’ c«eg nHos. iuiwZ In harmony with the view* of '------- -------- —------- ;------ Alexander Hamilton, one of tho outVEVExrr lUUHTll AUAK standing lender* in the history of ' .■ ..-.a..-......................... < .... . ..... . ik>- roti «Kr« «| Hut.ao. U-.e Republican party, who believed .u- »u<r thal the luture greatnwj 0{ thlj country lay in a strong federal govix aanuY cov ernment with tfie states as mere llr iHuii la t Di hAKire couxrr six months anc subdivisions foe convenience of ad- TOE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST it, IBM luu. cruud. Views and Opinions; What Others. Sayj This and That Backward Glances; pur>d!p|RST MOVIES OF MICHIGAN SCIENTIST PLANET JUPITER TO COMBAT LEPROS fc.d“.M’’“.'XwVw B-. r »» * , Mr* Kmma J. Valliant and Miss • ------- -— , Behind thc Bar*. IIS 0/ Yesterday lUnire of Philadelphia are vtaiUng Junller )arsrc«t of the nlkn-t* and The new Leonard Wocd Memortal ' ' J rat D G Robimon’a, our Ri'*.r in away from for tlje Eradication of tapW. to­ A Brief Visit to Jackson. . ’ Irving Latimer. ; j Mr. and Mr. E J Colltngwad ofthe ,un. may roon nuke his debut inea’vd mi Cufion NO PENSION FOR HIM I i।Cayenne. TiaiAKARB AGO TODAY. ------ ------ Wyo. are vbltlng their' the newsreels, the University of P”'e*. will have Dr. Malcolm M. 'Michigan LakesAngelu* observatory Bou^; Univeraity of Michigan bacMr Luki Mr* L. O Lemmon of■ cousin. t0"‘n-Mrs. “r* Charles Cliarlea Welsgert. Welwrt. An exenanav exchange ixjiins points uui out m«i that- ». 9AOO ovj Thc Misses Maud --Edger and Ella Lr n’lronomlcM motion pictures terlologUt a* the first of seven outhu* towycxs faa'r.r. ftIl Arc. turned out not cv'eryi evt*rv ’ Saturday nuw garurdav afternoon, afternoon in in company cantunr s.uiM« ,»d Mr. «n<r Mr. Trtro .. -- ----- ---------------------ycar (o add to an a,ready orer- ^ ^'X editor ^tta! Barlow of thl* city are entertaining reporting a successful film showing *»•«““•>« American medical workers t ; w ith Miisl DeFoe. editor of the iZoru Lcmmoni of Buffalo. N. anet ’ who will do duly tltere tn lhe next crowded profMMon. 1’ require* I Charlotte -- - u“" cousin. Miss Miss Mvrtie Myrtle rru-iv Erway. |therotation tht totalkxi of of the the pl planet. r—H Republlcan-Trtbuiie. we were guesta of Mr. and Mr* W. I* their • In, b«ora.,rf „ u„ ou p,lKHl m Jrfl. unasc Chase on Tuesday. iue*aay. air*, Mr*. Troen ireen was I ^rs;,Mar.>. Stev-Mia.of Johnstown «1 These i------ first - - moving ----- pictures ----of few year* in working out P”””*' “* item, - TO, luu ol n numter rf our Ure.r ,0 „v, ,to a former teacher here teveral year* ?at.tle, Jupiter enable the complete to hour ‘“-’h- !a“l,'ll'.rl mThe ago . ‘ Creek, have been visiting their *14.dally revolution of Jupiter to be cure for tht* dread disease. . 0> a« oi . ,.n,fr„rf ionr-iour. >. Mr. and Mrs James O. Dyer of ■trsf^,r’jJnn7>"n,,yM’ t p. jshown on the screen in about kmln- 11<mrd °\K!8< nUf/5 nJ'somrVroru numb., «6il« ,n In m.n, Maa, o, rfre ite an.ll- Wnd the thc „„ H. u „ , BMTIU “‘■““"‘Ma. nunwer .Memphis. Tenneuee. are expecUd o H i ndle ‘ «n. ute. and give a clear picture bf Urn aniwunccd leave Rw D r ,r«« is -IKVAKCK J-c Depressions can do strange things er i| fe jen|en >e „ cities, au„ and «rrf towns iown. of rf the th. state .Utt' ;of ofai „whe_ M. xni.nrf, ftn<lt,r i>»nuv r.il'WV ... ... . __ ____ , . . •hw aw nn Inwvers. another ra-j* । 7. *.. . .. Thursday for a few day* ’ visit with ° ‘ ™ on -^ r T “ chcd lhi * C1 ‘ T Saturday fsnwtu cloud rings which srtrround June to February. J934. at their last »r. no l.wr., .noih.r «A« onl> i-orf. brfond th, hrfito , Mr and Mrs. llln« her ■*”«• Mr« « * the planet, states Dr. Robert M .nrt tj- w B ou. UIH1 O.|» C W n. Wespinter. ¥vco|>inni. and anil ?Pd ‘ [^radical purpose pf making nn h?n"i direct knowledge ol this sensational will then go to Wall lake for four *C™™ U’ * ’®***'’ ’ Mrs. o D. Fisher and daughter'Dr ^Tith^S^Ftouy McKinley! of’ George Waihlngton est effort t^ing jelf CONCERNING ISOLATION. cnori toward urwara oemg sen support-,^ support-1caa> 1 Except for the ,7ff^ts effort* of ?:rs u- fisocr ana tut aaugnrer.n r .!Petrie wtfrked with J nd ire Henrv University Mcnmicy. oi '-■v,u»m k Every *tnce the day. of George ln « A veteran of the Clrtl Wrfr Jwt SSndJlS have reStiniidT^ta^ week* at thu Wcanlnter cottage. Mr.: ft tar ° Grand >'r<iav ?r i:!r,c. *?*• ”. * ‘C. I" McMath isolating Uw All VKkTta tali 1UTHS. rwiu Runid. SatlIrd “y 8Hulbert. Francis and ynlvcndty «succeeded ‘*c«w,®d -^^{“Hfrtends who have continued to take and Mra. George Hooper and Ml!if*:!vh«rothe? Washington, the policy ............. of -thi*- died in Oklahoma ut "* thc= .IT age’ of 110.[ on interest mtercat in in Latimer, Latimer, he he would would Jean and Marjory Hooper will join wh<,re t!>ey will visit before return- ro - ^7 - i“---------bmr««v iwetllu* or aerm. outuae r‘ -- -- -■ ........... 7“..... ™‘~ "■ '"'■ran , ing home >>■ in Saginaw. ■„ to their >•»•>»; w, , teur nvtroiiniuei* who orliilnsied Ule hunuui tool). Monkeys *n°®*f. r < country has been one of isolation. Om- of the -strongest newspapers, |on8 ago'.have become practically tiiem later. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers ,sand fon.-|tiAX iucceafu) nrntton u,#d wUh Uw ‘*clUuM developed Mrs Bernice Dash and Mr*.‘C. J.'„¥\ «~ «'••••! «■,■>,.« brf„ wo, brfiunt rfwrf »™S atoh. *"r Who have bren vi.iH„» »t phot^Bph7^f beTJnly <««a-*d conditions .uggc.tire ut the VanderPorat and daughter. Gene*«" ,VP bTn Mt «” ncaveniy human dU(.8>(.. but s<x>n recovered. entering into agreements and sign- Ilcv,,r drcw a 1M,tu,lon The old man i pnaon’ ... • vicve from Efixi. N. Y. arc .-pending ”£**"?', "‘“’"J011 1? :,iclr bodi.? r— ."4 lug pact* aim foreign cmntrle. had explained hl*.reftual to apply [ Having only an incomplete knowl- the week with Mr and Mrs Her- ,w*nc1 n iivw- Iiai“P‘hlrc Tuesday, Jupiter b In many way. the rnrnt «* «'Pro-’'l ! morning.. interesting of the planets. Revolving }> other laboraWill Se During lhe World war-and after we for a pension cn thc ground that he|fd(ff Qf thc i^timer case we are un­ manZerbel. around the sun ata distance of ® f ^nDw iram Urf inrfuio,. ‘.I’"’S“"'S?™ L"• “l>le ■» -J ■'■r™* ybarsaootoday about 4g3.nooo.io milra. its year is wwrtrf urf ■(„ rrfiwr ,m j. K„.;, ,nPV,,t .J”.' 5 The town board of Thornapple ; about 4J33 day.* long lu diameter **n’ 01 ">e disease* SyhTster Grease). Jr. of Milwaukee. u»h.iw. our tj x™, |«SrfSS.h.lS5‘, .t!Z ,2 On her return she will visit her *ts- have decided to erect a covered Leprosy, historically recorded be­ 1 IIs MM0 mllra. 11 time* that of the ,*nra" huu.rir.il l>r,.' "*™7, "*’1 fore biblical tunc*, has popularly < ,, >ru™ u> nurfarUon MU, Uw c , wnk^ „ loia, rtjjnw trr^Mr* » D McKinley, of Chi-; ^9^ f“'f VhirkFe ■uhn7,a7.‘'Irr7«7^.'CarUb ",l<1 U?i U*'fhV 320 ”me* US been feared a* the moat horrible of ■the’ nudthm ni riJJt!ndf'*!!w}'Kre.it. The surfa.w temperature U ’"trained, exi>eru.nced representative.-, ,onU volw an opiIllon wluch baM has always seemed to us suffictent .If *’{ *Vpcr*n“nd9‘t of ; around 213 degree* below xrro. and human til*, and though some mod­ Olyuad.- Invariably we got Hie wor.it long had our sympathetic support“‘r ’he life sentence. Should ElkrRaH<fc,rprSTrM. ’motored "to ll1^»»«»!>«« school^ has resigned.' ern treatment has relieved it. lhe 'wJ’o»..’7X7..^J"774 LZ’J/.L'”'.’'* . tUc cloud bund* arc probably con­ mysteries of prevenllon'qnd cure re«''»> c«h-r,u,ntl! u>.«».- « ...... . rJXTlfX».? Harting* the flr.t of the week for a "rr rw>u”l’-'l ■««’<’uncr that , visit with Dr. und Mrs F G tlhefshow of ., r, u u ... ,,.M n™ u l« .lUrhraw >r»» l^m“h ta «■">!»« m™ Caravan. Man- or other gases which boll al. temtheir daifgtHer. Mis <«“'<»»!« Mnwum ' “ traturcs far below that of water. It ZimVUh >HW» A. WU, urf wtUl,,te>. rom^„.;W»rfJnuon nmuw rf «cmuaI- field and innr natigMe.. Mt. ‘ “‘.T,Lal'L! probably not contagion, at all crept Sheffield of Johnstown. 1 -Ue t..u J'"exhibitions ’ in this ciiv at'“5* "lne ' by close contact over u long .period Givi IT A TRY., completely as we can. We wfmdt-r, ted And sentences for like crimes i*3 “ ,e'* year* 01 George The Muse* Beatrice and Helen !?L' e exposures of mp.ing pictures do not however, If such a step Is jKi-slbk- vary too much It isn’t Just, und ‘'.‘L® rrq,™1.‘“!r Farr, teacher* of the Detroit Ve shall show Tho phnctWtself may shine of time." states Dr Soule, who is Meetings are naw in progress l«n, r, r .talrAbfc .1 n>« rf’ Such >»»■■ >>»'• « u '« Sufi taking hl* wife and iwu small chllrcliooh. who hare- been sPcndimr . 'B R> SUH and throughout thc county to help ex­ bHwvwta,, confirmed, criminals of men who . their vacation with their parenu. win l ^«?-| d stride* hate been made in develop- couJd u. (ufnfd U1,o c„wns j • • Brcaus-- it-is.moat prevalent among plain the wheat control act tn deMr and Mrs. E. C. Farr of PrairieromJL •• i.n Ww h.w.MBWK^ rw.r ™*tn ,n* ,i‘pld communication jt ha- already be-n proposed that: ”,**• “ld 7at ^‘“mrr was a viile. left Tuesday for a visit to Ni-'has “ Jln,t of tiu- sun light failing upon it Oriental*. Finns, and many tropical to ol .hr. uurucub.. bill «, “ ”» n““ ' <"> ‘ IL. rf i'Jrfp’S He™™ aguni Full*. Thousand Wands mid S’* liepplc* l-eopica who wuu eat rut an Ull unvaried uutmivw diet >»v» ^d.*h‘,uldlla?d *c hnv<’ Crumbs ot Wisdom ortr «‘ P°°r in some ol the food elcSt Johns. Newfoundland . .no' ’r,’A.d? ,“1' hou*9KhUbuihA........ u »«. rf,, ;■■> ,V““ ‘ , A . KXXJSXi!”?]?' 55 ■. Mr* C. L McKInms of Lake Stc-' r‘ a’ld *anu,'1 *,ave' Ginniue> ui v» IMUHII jmenta needed IW complete health. and is being put Into q.wratmn. I-hu’a fea momenta to flash j^tancro. and th<-r<- li.tve ,-t board i“’*d »ens Washington. ’ came Tuesday to ; ’ , w...va........ 2 ..j removed to Alb.on and he wilt-soon BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. leprosy „, ---- - — may , — be ------------------------round to be a deTrfreh.c. u„. U>u« M rf l. erfop. “ck Iml, brfweei. ^yeiu.nrt., „„d ert,„;„. rf w?X?b,^>" >■'“'« '«■ her milh“ Mr, J", enhej.-hrfle -1 e«„™ lh.1 ■ arfl.r .Mcl, “"W ""j errfb. One .he n.<. -u,, . el..,„e. ‘ ™>‘ -« -gm.»» S".,Trf, ' JFSEXXi, " •'«> «» "« ««' ' oUr »™Uimi state*, and . *. rd for all that was despicable » E E-’«hner and to visit her Ms- on 5; nUm tu, !fav take* three times as much wheal, >*«ra Whatever he .once wa*. Aaitimer ’" Mrs. I L Crrmy. and other Unuxi hall by four timer a* much rolum. Hum limes a* much pork, to buy as it S’'1'1'- >*>i« ves Die, other scientist* is now a quiet-mannered, whitereiativa. _______ j T| ( . o|d I|h)(rtn> JX , Wf! ., r lwm wlU bring several Uwusantfa of dol..broad modtrn high-.*pt<d lln- <.x.)tfnMve ftnd mVpruct(cable. • • ■ would have taken three year* ago. U *»« «“ «“ “ c«’to"41<’ f4l"y «’ »««’•: "» »>• ."^1 0/ th* lira into the count*-. Whrthcr or fr* c^at thc AUn,u,c ln lc-'*s t!w1’ In some cates I would be in favor of '•art,^ dd" m™” w}m,lTf>' nrfTi’T TWENTY vvana *°LkJ?CIl“,5 nr,, ^C.K YEARS AGO TODAY could not han;- "n Hm point of the not an honest dollar, it h not a :u-iv moon and mt a result v.e ‘;ave Miund dollar. It is a dishonest dolnot goremment control M. acreage five days: tram-ocramc rxrera rclcaWng reining some » me ’men >’;»•*' o„/ nMBhl mut.kePfo?.an trans-oceanic airpiane airplane sucu such . a board us’^d. ’ Goodposiure. Vanderbilt UnlMrs. C. B Collingwood of Lansing ; Hao a glorious rain. ' lar. Il cheats the tuiler between thc IJr EJ?ly U U.-411II.II pr^x.l Hl ,n til .b." toilb xm-nm ““ b"™"" • ■' SS” w. X." ............. ............................. — limited Mrs .F. R ।Pancoast from It ->'*<> muta iruM.ur. time lie eat* IjD breakfast u'nd the 1 ... ■ pre.,deni .... .... they no . kept up active Interest tn nllain. .» be teen. Krfe.rf. "» longer to'Kr arou.M- much inter- iuund” thaT man"'vo'eniri--in<an r Lie »‘P “»»»« ’!«’ntcrest in attain. Wednesday until Friday when Mr. .ng -his ruddence >■„ re.u.nL — Rcckefcller Institute, und Dr. Hans time he returns tor his supper.' ,n"• ,,:it*ldc th.- prbon walls end ha* and Mrs R M Bares and Mr and , . __________ ' Zinsser. Harvard University. Mlr'MMMI U»t „,u merfure "" Senator William E. Borah. ■ ins correspondence and other infor- Mr.- F. R. Pancoast. accompanied t . ... ,, ... eenenmer.Ul Arft penmued t» P““ “ '’'“‘"'I’ W!‘r “"T mation gathered during years of her to Laming in Mr. Bates'autoWdV 0/ U|ir VVOTld LAKEVIEW. It U the ability to make decisions .twnrfn the ,Wn. unm.dateb .: ,hc s,'“’ | prison life on file in a detailed and mobile. *-----Robert Shaffer ol MnnclK-stcr, NEWS GLEANINGS. correctly which people really want, Iowa, and Gerald Shatter of Homer 1 orderly manner. Mr and Mr*. Fred Kurtt and U pru.ecl to rf m.prf.-rf.:, ,„d ..“I A The shipment lather than thing, mid •. .... daughter of Jackson were cuesta ™ of a British motortat her titan any material thine, and ' ... guesta of 'Mich., were gue.Ua of Mr. and Mrs. there is no reason to doubt his craft will bring the continent withTo oecupy hte time during the day. Mr and Mrs. Frank. Hoe* and other *>r to !nr R“|n»1 of Poonah. poten- Hus wisdom is a spiritual quality. Wm Wndi-ll nil last week. Mrs. Carl tn thirty haun. of this country. With Latimer, we arc told, organized and relative.-. Sunday, coming in their of a »“»ll ’’idian »’*“«• in the which only religion. can gtre.”- Miller, Marjorie, Virginia and word. . WHAT we ought >11 this advance in speedy iran»|x>rM iff conducts n .-me-num salvage motor car. On Monday Mr. and region of Kashmir, entailed the W- Uabwn Creighton were visitors there Fri­ not fa dfj ice should . tallon ration and improved ways of of com com-­ department. He collects, nu-nils and Kurts nccbmpahied by Ml«.-,! transportation of its dl>uiuntled MOTOR TAXES. day night. All attended a reunion at nut .even think of • Self-control. unselfiMineuit. faith Lyon lake Sunday. A IcgLtauve council G making a municaUq»i we wonder If the United ■' stores awuy odds and ends, fi rmerly Florence Hoos und Edward Kiiftzj M3rp' .r1'’ nines over rocky muunami Courage are spiritual qiiahik-.* | thrown aw.iy. which have value lii hi.-.d? a pleasant trip to Gull Jake.ita,n Ualls Mf mnl Mrs. Arthur Godfrey of States can remain aloof from Eur ­ ■---------which cannot be secured from Irnnk- Colorado Springs, Were guests ot study of the entire subject <tf high­ ' construction or repair work This Kulainare>> and Jackson. • i Smithsonian Ins,.... Institution ] activity is 'said to save thc prlsdn a Mr. and Mr., Nutiian Jud->a'n ahi' Il The T,'c SinithMinhin —,, is vrs or stureo. but only flora vital rc- Glia*. Azpinall and family from way fihance to see if sotnctlilir; ope It. m$y be desirable but is it ‘considerable sum Of monev each Mis* Helen Brown of I.aireuix vidj-Ifoniiuctlng i*X|x‘rlincnK to deter- llgion. —Roger W. Babson. Tuesday until Thursday last week. cunt be dofie about reducing the possible? 1----’ rd Mr. und Mra. Luke WaUrK und ,n,ne the reason for plants tunfing Mr. and Mrs.. Babcock of Battle costs ci molar rehlcic lievpre*. One _ir_'ids .. part of last week . “sun A spiritual depression iwrerJed other frp I their leaves and. Ilowc-rs to the , POPULAR NO LONGER spent Sunday with thc latter'* of the rccornn-.'-ndaticns to be con- ■ f Latimer attempted n break . six -Mr and «”<’ Mr* Mr’ John Cook and two] twol • tht- finunrial and economic collapte, Creek Mr. parent.*. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Since thc state has commenced I'-ears after his sentence began He grandsons retumod Monday toXhclri T,M' United Air Lines, an Ameri- “nd until there I* a spiritual n-re wal altered, by thut group is the propcsttl to issue licenses for the sale ot beer. Placed a *l.*i>lm: Irafr in the cofiee ho ' r -' ’ in'Elkhart. Indiana, after n <••«> company* file* more mile*, cur•' “ re will i>no real recovery." , Mr ,nd Mrs Wrlaht CIUTord and of Secretary of * State Frank D. oi one of the pri.Mm guards. Unfortu»‘th-Mi . Uwrcnce Arehart. (>“' twice os many jiassengere and Dr Joseph Fort Neatan. ol Ml(llilevlll* wert. Bueati • blind plga" have become rather un­ Htrgeraid that the cu-t of ticeiu-.. nat.-ly the guard drank lius mixture . M’- ' Maida Dtlcter went to Toledo ' June times a* much mail, as the ,u, . . Thur.--d.iy «-f Mr andMre Wm.Wupopular place*. The vote in the Ju t "There b nothing so ruinous t«i be reduced to three, six and nine . on an ctnpty stomiich and w'a* killed li . tr’ ■ ‘c Gtr cnunirv intsrr.al'l'v dcPt lection proved that thc Michigan thc trade of a country, internally dollars depending upoij thc weight much-minlshed-then tstiu-rca ii™ Kuarit later ex- «mus tmutt. l-huo reuin anmi who: public was not in sypmatiiy with und externally, as violent inflation of the autamobHe. Taxation upon '"‘Xwn »."“»• JQl.nZ.rMrf0Jk.il>....... >< rollMln, in. ...a- rf ««.>«»,>. rw.r.1 Kreo. Bmr.1 «««•» »«• ; the Volstead law. Thi* being the WmSZlh Cogswell anil Mn-. Millie Fisher at­ • motor vehicle,* has unqia-stiotiably cam strict enforcement was difilcult tended a family reunion at Pine lak­ • reached a point of diminishing itand animals, incorporating; rf pn-. field,-N. Y. and Mr and Mr* Low­ I birds if not impdrjible. Now tluit the act rfh. . ..nu-.u,™ and pa.nl.. nw.. „ I ifa‘l>r ln.tJ.«v, them in’ci’mJii’t'bhH-’ks’h.’r T7nV<u n I ' w,lat '»‘u tM: t,lc ni0»l intereat-1near Ollvci Sunday. ______ _ murder. It .. w, ww, an M.Iprman ot Roch<->t«r. N. Y . are rq:t-1'walk turns. At present, for example, about ct “ unt Ww<lul ,or a ta r<l<n|in tt t 0 five to see is whether we ime . Sunday visitors al Chas. Aapinall's they man » mud. ratum by. good be> tmhas been IlberaliM-d these. law fortunate mine on ,h the ithcn> young ,n? xtl Mr- Herman Z-gi>:J. thirty per cent of the total refiul havior-would al,o glve thcAcsirurm"• " " hM “ learned any real lesson* from our were. Frank A&pmail and wife of breAkcn are finding the going pn l| tito n.h.1 „n..i> -.I. ■ > q>it of gasoline, including sales lax, f«m-*tliin8 to work for and would >'ma.-i nan’ss part. Throughout thc state a”d other relative.* and friends. present highly embarrassing situa- Harting.*, iho their daughter and tyx^iaid even In large cities. They aid dL-cipiine' 8uch inch aa system *■ Vein cou ’ d • new wave of Indignation arose anil Mr «nd MrWalter Wfttklna and . , --------------; 5T ' * *r PMipnrf rf>» ...H,TOrfl Brlrkell. child,rf. rf ToMo. Ohio could’-hrew ' Lt taken up by state und Fvd.-rnl find themselves reduced to lhe ranks £rei'lv n-fortfied his entire cu.m- into the jtmi- children and Gbdys Gilbert ro- ’n, Ami-nca terriers. a™,,.. nte ... Boston ,— — ..... . Mr „,a u„ MtlC1> „„d levies. Efforts to reduce this tax ____' citizens in fight again After being al large fur :>wn--d la»t week from several week- ■ wirelmlred.fox terrier*, cocker spanlhe highroad to national gnat- daughter Phyhs spent Sunday with of ordinary, despyed tax-dodger*. and turned into good load on motorists will be not only1 .who are trying to cheat the govern- pri. 'in instead of, mqyc firmly estab­ la few days. Latimer was recaptured rt«u with Mr. and Mrs. John Bu*by . his. chows, Scottish terriers, Pe- nets and enduring pro*j»crity doe»,Mr and Mrs. Hubert ut Hastings. . not r.A. ruh through thc: brewery, brewery. disdl*-j ML*a Annabelle Cogswell spent last then~ he luu been a —model n.”d °'l>*r fn'-nd- in Houston. Texan, kmgese ,.Ai popular bur practical as well. I their crimwul habita—Muri: Sincc --- ----------'inent of revenue. Public sentiment is fishing - ----------- -• — Mrs. Duncan McDonald. Mr.*- L R ' ------ ■•— UUery and saloon." -Fred ’*—■ A. • Victor, —— week ut J M. Townsend's cottage at nrn,. Ctalrfie H-nubUcn-Tril,. M»»w on hi* record tor about four decades. Glasgow.and* Mi--' Dora Areh.-utj Peter Pclhftm. American artist, • now with those working for en­ unt. “ Wall lake. PETTY RACKETEERING. went Wednesday to Holt to visit Mr made the first authentic portrait "Those who bring sunshine into forcement. Consequently convic ­ Miss Helen Butolph of Hastings' , Watch out for sales tax racketeers. | produced In America, that, of Col- the lives of other* cannot keep It WHAT IS THE NBA? Latimer has watched lifers come und Mr.* Homer McDowell. Saturday night and Sunday ■ . Mrs. Minnie, Shrlner. MU* Etlu-l.j ton Mather . from themselves,"—SIF James M. । spent According to' uifcnniilioii^rcccjved tion* come eaMi-r. A m.ut culled on the telephone one and go. Thc fact that he has canwith Ruby Cogswell. • r • mornrhg this. week .and asked "Just sutcntly remained behind the bob Brown and Ml--- Dora Arahnrt ar-j! aMK*” Mitchell, a -Kansas Citt Barrie. by the local Commercial Club. Ku!THE NEW MOTOR UAW comparta'd by Ml** Lillian Mrff-1 * hat i* tfib. NRA? We gathered that largely dur to th<- fact t tat t|w,w« of Grand Rapids spent S'ln-!N,i:rn- !>hiccd lhe ---------following ad­ • I hate no one. Attack* on my.!,'°'1W2? rio*’” on ^roft<* anuuxxi was recently lisited by men ii.ipi'i.-t„u.. i-wnunMicliiguh's new motor vehicle op- lie had been reading considerable , his case is too well known. Gott-1- ,lllv lri,,,njn.uiu .,,i„ creek. —I' verttaeinent ;in. n Notice the United Slate* from an Imaginary who salt! they were obtaining names „ tiny in Battle John Lu Shririer « Batter: P............................ af*r: “"N 0”"...................... person reach no higher than .■fluors’ "financial responsibility* but had became conttiM-d al the nor* and parole boards do not dare any waking J taking them over bv auto. I rotors - -------un-ihrel Colored; «... juist on 40; -----------prx-r wprker; of my Ixxit."—President von |M>mt of n observation ”nt " ”*■ “ “ "" on u fwtitMn for tjie repeal of the how. any day in the year, one may law if properly administered should multiplicity ol angles of the Act. in tzrrmit him to go tree tx1 cause they reliable; want* responsible job with.Hindenburgthe simplest language we are cap­ fear the tide ot angry public opin­ THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY good pay; Call " and received n baler tax. dialing that witii sufficient discern thousands of men carrying able of the nha is the National ion titat might rise to overwhelm "Over any long period, research within themselvea presidential |x»signatures the bill could be nullified , P-'sltlon — and hl* employer found Mrs. Edward Huffman left safe and sane driving. Undoubted! •' ' them One or two have been tempted crcat?* new Industries, new Jobe und Hbilitlcs -Simeon Strunsky. "k0**! a,,d reliable worker. Within' three montlcs. Al tiie ramit .... > ■ pardon Latimer but have been Battle Creek Saturday where she It will tend to restrain carelesx, Ir- ,> ;wi-rs haic b'en put m President to new capital far faster ----- “ ‘ —*— ------------------------hr t ing « n-' nApiumocr time- these mtn wksitvd funds to "Deep In every heart is .a hidden ■ (Humber's museum,tne thconly onlyone one' atroys the old.''-Dr. S. I. KlntiHT. back by the thought, “if an* will rc-drie. Mr. Huffman"W"?.'" s museum, rev,|K<iudble m.itartsis who have no, Rtxuwvcit shlind* for thc puipo* of nefii fini Britain, longing and ambition to do some­ reviving business, prices, employ-;,crime, but matricide were involved." central^ " ’ ’ * rind iwrhapsln ivrlmiv. tn in the tho uc.ri.i ' .... ____ help—ar.ut.ce -c.g, , .-,-jy»r .on. One ■;ui uinatii. and U1K| jMIimpch me world, re gard for the safety gt others. ’’ This scmens— :n tact ulmo.-t every tiling Among , “Money is of Its natt . a mobile ilnng hue and’ cndiiring. the-hundred* of prisoners re-lu C -Brf«m>n .nd C. J. Un.l “ u» “ h<-rn»ii«i in The- law doe* not maki’ insurance that is and ha* bqpn wrong with, the:. thing if one enchains It. It will no cret intimation from within is a iccntly paroled by Mr IXbo. there None were at lu.nd but the men m ,w p.»i undauhlrdll . rfrfl wrccnu.St 1 , ’ 2. “ rf 1 '-" in III, city ‘ Tap,." the ««xl-nlghl huklc rail summons in riw above the dead United St.t ’ . r» for the pa.-t four ; longer do good or evil; it will extin ­ compulsory. But if a molorlst us the good Tl“ Ac, ii.rf.d l-r..:.l..nt are ,i,„ undoubted^ „i5„" a J. .Jpercentage l.itorfld «“i”0™ -in, -I irf Ahnncjn .n,,s. hu rfen guish iUelf."--Gugllelmo Ferrero. promised to call nejti day With the level of mediocrity and to use lat­ result of 'an acvKlf-nt is unable to .-wartime ------------------------- .. . Fjdci; and family for a few day- adopted by the French ent powers to large purpose Listen required ducutpvnis. . Nciri.tr nini powers, and i.*.B greater rancor aguiiut. .-rxuety in' H mm a judgment nf S30Q tigain.-t teercation. ■ ----- - —. •'We should remember 'that men to this Inner voice, heed It* divine ■ tl’.cir hearts than Latimer docs—or Tony Gorkov returned from At-J nor credential* have been sc.'n since, a*rrage radio program In will reap'd law only when law Is command, and mA your eyes upon ■ wi' more buying power to ever,did. lie on guard wr rackv t wring,, l'.--- him. tiie secretary of state is uuto-j kirn. Ark . Saturday night. bcin,:> America is upproximUlely onc- respectable'-CJrorgc W. Wicker- ' some great mid lofty achievement,— matleally required to suspend tho! brib'd I lyre several week.* ago by the ARh sales ballyhoo, -j.Grenville Klelscr. give mor,- people Jnbt* by i -------- •--------i opbrntor's liredfee and um of license! ■’! »f thievery - - - I cltl T_. ________ r p!at««. These can only U- reiiistatvd' A,.,.,.. rf ,rf. ,..m our contribution on Hx-annm.1 PupM- Orf»> rf-ckirf-d «r.d .1.11-■ bv, funushing proof that the judgPOOR JUDGMENT. »r? »t,ezto4“tur returned to Grand R ttetri Frtsw£w ih»ir teteiMt <u4 do P.' Day conductid bv organization " dren d«'rf.rf™trfS n,t?^ ,';S;i Michigan* old-age pension taw u nient has been met and by establish-' Ing proof al future respon. ibtlity. __________:---------------------------------- I 4W. V™'c fUd ... f I-ockwoods She leaves soon .for, ------_____________________________ *‘|h *>«>•’ vf tne KaUImtuoo where her husband Jias! Snibe insurance companies can cordmy to W< minlovc*;'riX| nickels. dimes and qua. qua: - secured employment '<1JJ pennies. Jajnnb-.’ nickels.dime.i-.. jrct the application nf a man uh v limiting the !u>urs that employe* . a-jaIi*--,..a. a .i.-.i. ... v.» m.tv t>o;k-.n one day; t * !! •h rs .wcollected. Outside of &tog Mr nlld Mr; Geohfe Harper of a. record indii-aies chfouie carelc-.3 T- .ib -irili child labor m thc R.«m«i* is lhe home fmjive orphans ehlcago nnd Mr and Mrs ' n L : jS. tier-, lhe law lias considerable teeth. Sou:)-, and Itas:; i!“ «”• veterans of Foreign Wat.* o! Grand Rapid* will p? toi (ration Or^i»> on- of thcelrnTdi: 4- Se; up ;rnv.mmum wage: j Each state support* its own bidtvtrf- W lII )ak(l nrxl nprk w|Ih j,r 31)d| v j. If a man can.-aX artord tnwranct llif flculuev in admlntacring thu l.r - -FLiial’i-.-h !.<::> trade practicrs j*,’ii’* ,W1IM' tnr the benefit of its own Kellar Stem and family for a Is the lu-i tiu: ih« cewt '.hr *ta- can r.-tverth’-c’eAs operate an auto-' tliat lv,;i'.imatc d-airra may not be orphan.'- and widows. At prerent few days'outing . ll;>. nwb.ie w icpg a* iu- drfvtw ckreluily driven out o: biuiheie by cut-throat ’*’cr,‘l “« ’*•* children there Mr MrJ T philhng fi«s ust returned! T,. and obsenw the rules o! the'road: prii e.“. ■ a •u**r.,R’etu,'n’- from an Extended trip in Senttlc.! 6 -Allow/ trade.* *t,d lines of b-.u-lhome will have »' Washington. She Is much in love' .; a nun who can afiord insurance b|it n-- : > -. i-abiiMi lule.- lor tlu-ir b-.ua- ® rt.s,chh0?,.,!>sL<’In'( ,Du,r R? J1’'rr Ul’h the country and gay* Mr and nes tbitlic approval of th-- •>' «-’thr boys and cirl* ut lhe ta'tr.e Mr, Kents inee Kittie Burrab tiavr A disease germ is a mighty dangerous hu insurance policy cancelled and CLEAN milk—because milk is a natural in the right see . tn : ?J.ti"5 ,£32 L "J" • '“B,nl home “ nd •" n b beautiful and are *»w doing 7-Opc* t-^s? rules or "epdes are1 ,M,’lc5”,5 a number ot improyemenis finely. -* r- be forced to turn In hi* licetvr fellow. You couldn’t see one of them “carrier" of germa. i through this ; Of lefts I establbifd, jotvrnnwn: pro. S^on «• w’U be one of the show ^ E Ritchie of A E Ritchie of Gypsum, Gypsum. ohm Ohio.’’ with your naked eye to save your life. w I« not a ■- Wife answer I"--'-'’• : '-'re employers to lite up to methme'^^tha^'* who u v’*»<’ng hl* parent* Mr. and nr" — • ........................................ The Highlanda Dairy^a* far more than . 1 . at-.d abaie bv •.hem; ljr ?!aec something more than «• — Germs were discovered only by lhe most is mofoctat* but it ha* sui8_,T1.e SJlA u a o{ Jhr parting tour of inspection soon. BACK TO .HAMILTON. ■Springs .wn* tn the city Friday I met EVERY REQUIREMENT set by the teeth to instill a measure ol iOn-19 war period It gives power to; ... Miss Olive Menhennlck returned! powerful microscope, and after inten State of Michigan as to the CLEANLI­ Here is a comment by Joe Haas to her home In -Grand Rapids Bit-1 country have'caution 'put slackers in jail <Nol much lias |of the'Holly Herald which undoubt ­ NESS and'purity of'the milk it pro­ , been said about thl* *0 far.i ‘ urdsy after a six weeks' visit wl’t; • sivc investigation. A bottle of milk that drifted away .from h JPi-'nal differ-1 . I The wtdlB Ac: ii based upon tho edly is pertinent in almost every Mr and Mrs Geo. Henhnnntck. ducer This Dairy is tho only one in this looks perfectly good, might contain v.1 undent Paragraphs ' ' mi,,t h' community, in the *t.itc Milt Nobles of Barry township,; A Holly man with a big family wits in the city Saturday to meet hi* section permitted by the Slate (after re­ germs enough lo inoculate a whole city, e <>! Pnafiii'i..' An Arkansas man found a l«it“r ■ power. It i lirtinct step i»f g->v- who have ri'ceived hundred* of dol­ dnushtcr, Mis* Lulu, who ha* i>-n I peated official teats) to sell its milk as and start a real epidemic of disease;* ___ __________ conference «'the oth?r day which his wife had ernm-nt mi. -------- . .... ----- lar* m welfare help during the last attending the Ferri* Institute at Big . Wrf.Arfl Mia nwrfli u: CklUXrti.Wm toiw«l» m<•»’■’tffiSS to few yean, and who probably never Rapids Grade “A"—-the cleanest. No cleaner These epidemics are hard things to paid one cent in taxes, had a chance milk of its kind is produced anywhere nu i«rf JrfiXi H Tt» Irani «l irf J.„„ wraM, ,1UI p.,,.,,,, „. to pay that first cent the other day fight, very expensive to overcome, and FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY Mrs Snyder gne -a 8»Jd-'Mr. Dern; 'Slate borders story 1* lb*t ;f ho haff nulled it tal-licd It find up,-teals to citiren* to —and turned it down In company -Ds -and — — — W -■ —H — - „--than Highlands Dairy Grade "A" milk, invariably result in considerable loss of mini to an .extent be disregarded ^me time the same year he got n conform to its provision* in the «ith a Teiative. lie made a 10c and “eddini: reception Wednesday cvFnor do we know of any place where life. That is why the State of Michigan 15c purchase at a local store and n!R c. August 23. in honor of thc ; .M,rfVrf.His-»-to.»..,«iM» »rfXr'.s'rf™ a hen informed there was a 1c sale* marriage of their daughter. Effie A ' Grade “A" milk is being sold for as low took a hand in the milk business—just n* one economic area • • ‘Fvil prac- postage-Kansas City I4me* Jpcl n.„ MrOT)g 1|m nf tl.1? frderal tax on thc total of 2.4c, he raved I" Charlra Howard Thomas. Both of ; a price. If clean milk interests you why about the injiutue of taxr*. and lI1P contracting parties arc will and to protect thc public health from the la.-- hMc.liJdden behind lhe bug»-l . fP«nunent If their action.* tlircaiboo of .laid right* long enough • ' i A teakctUe iiuptred Watt “I.,s. s'a-am ‘ n Ulhjrr.of J* 0,J 1 a,lrt wiggled out of u bv paying lor one .favorably known tn this city, where 1 not phone us? ravages caused by the sale of UNengine. Who known b»n what » lit­ : article and cetting the rrlatii e to they hold a high place in the esteem pay for the other, lhe Individual of their friends alio wi*h them tle thing like toasting through, a thn di'Structivr aspect* ut ‘ lanaet Sir George Hubert ytuikin* has re­ sale* being below the taxable — weii M in “ life. * ’.I revolving door on aomcone » else * ' vealed plans for aiwhcr trip be- amount" fairc and to m^afttate a regulated A very delightful time was pasted i puMi was lhe origin oi Ircv *hce!- •neuth the Arctic ice far >934 m a Saturday evening at the home of H ! cDmpr.i-.Uon which v ill operate more smaller submarind-a ' IW-foot un-■ Ing.—Detroit News. Eight miles of railroad urre re- A Goodyear’* on Broadway, where a few had been invited to hear Mrs. cttitly ordered for installation on *uu ! A-reignre stanlintht way cl i Ten many gelt player.• uje tl traln-cariying vessels Addie Reed Fleming *fng. Mr* PHONF 26*»1 ROBERT W. COOK, Propr. Thj ccms?rof Unt’sd Sflta hutf- ; tea rd' two HASTINGS, MICH. l» «■-«>’.- «a ,«,r rare ZD3X • - A 1 ..... ■ ■■! ■ • •Flendnn ■v,,u,«v «► singing •» that expenmen' it will be « calsui-(vrxxis even when using the irons. cext pieces .'.as begun m IhiJ, andI The moot valuable lum product i- treat to Hatting* people and war My " ' lAttaut* count mica. ' , disccutxnucd in 1357. ■'aulk. Uwrovdhiy enjoyed on this occasion. I M^nT iSSI"^ ^“u,s^».pss?,is .s “'.‘m" "&■ Quotation A DISEASE GERM Plays His Game “Unsight and Unseen”, But He Is a Dangerous, Treacherous Fellow to Fool With THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY f �TIIE HARTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II. 1122 I available, all revenues from the ONLf ROUTINE BU81NM8. I I weight tax were returned to tlte council met on Friday ere- I couniiM to give employment to per- nlnj wllh 11Mle before H but routine ! eons who otherwise would have been business ! foeoed to live off Uw dote. DeWll!!am B. Ducker was granted '“I4* * permission to put a Neon light sign । lhe highway department and cer- in (,ant of his cigar store on East1 talnly not available for school aid. stai alreet ‘ (Continued [men P-I- one) IR is found that teas than 66P00P00 The - council - voted that Ito street count is being kept. Mr. FJetland'in­ or su chert y«»h >;>a awrwc«il,_ 1 was ..................... available for new work after reshould have "power to sists. and all sxpensc charged against on August 1. Mr. A an Wagoner re- duetng maintenance costj to the committee rn ni*ktn« m"fitaie tha account of the governor and Im S" E.„u”jra! staff. BeU Economy Face. There are other ways in which the ' Roihlng lias made the farmer pairs necessary new regime In tha front office la set­ druw bi-monthly pay checks, directAt the time of lhe heavy atom ting the pace tor ’ economy.. In Ing that official to make 10 per cent inore angry than lhe veto of the mentioned in thc previous para­ „„ m Imnt m Kn.. marked contrast lo some of the or oUwr deductions from the pay of niUk commission bill Right now ar>nn graph. lite sewer in front of Roy being writtep thc ^ndw-7 ntaS fancy salaries paid elsewhere, Mr. the highway cnmmtasloner. In the when of such order, it was stated farmer needs Just such an agehey to FJetland shows hie current payroll absence Ute regular pay • checks >ou)d be represent him at the conference taT!’.ere * .m,n.Ul“re carries skilled and experienced stenlake covering the wl»ole street; the ograptiers at" 61M0 ner annum A drawn at the 67.500 "The de-1 bte He'te not there and haa no was under two feet of stenographer gnodenough to handle' t’uftlon mB> °r "?”r not * voice. He Is fearful that he la being pavement council _ ordered execuUve correspondel'e ought to'navroll.' Ch*S,ed °Ut °f “ ,alr ,h,rf NRA water. Tiie „ _ it* sucuAta. 15® msnrrt,s. .M whencod,. aeucr committee tn investigate six! Executive Office Example Another Introductory Offer . .. Ignored By Commissions I C 0 r r —TR. VANILLA COMP. N. F. I n L L ... Wilk Each Parch... of ... NOW every housewife is in the midst of the pickling season. Our spices are of the best quality and the entire stock is new for this season. None carried over from last year. We Are in Position to Fill All Your Wants in Spices . Muatard (powdered) Mustard SERVICE Sunoco Oil and Gas Batteries, Tires Greasing Cinnamon Have Your CAR SERVICED by Alum Men Working Under the NRA payrolls, especially on the newer .®* “J*. .hTT^rtv'wated itaSw mn’- ’"k"'1 11 ^‘lllbc ev,d<nl lhal St Johns te not In Canada, but t» . commissions, will Indicate wtar^sj^n* of the ite»ny^eu ed liquor con iuch a milk commlMton as wa* procapiui of Newfoundland—thereI twlcm that sum In fact, lhe legis- »ro»-commission might be profitable p^j. properly administered, would u a 8t Jolin a ln the Province of I lature Itself refused to reduce thc High Idea*. have increased thc milk checks ot Quebec and a St. John in thePro-. Fennel Seed salaries of ordinary stenographers The file* of the auditor general Michigan many thousands. But thu lncc o( New Brunswick I Celery Seed Tumeric Powder and committee clerks below a dally disclose a eopy of a resolution early U "spilled milk'' nbw. as one farmer ----- ----------- ---------Coriander Seed wage which amounts to more than in the history of thc commission set- was heard to say at Lansing duringGreen shirta are worn by a new' ! Capsicum (powdered) 62.000 annually. ting the per diem comi>enaation of a recent conference where everyone FacUt party springing up in »>• Curry (powdered) The commission of Inquiry Inter the commlsrioners al 620 per day but the Tnun who milks the cows was Paulo. Brazil, under the leadership; Capsicum Pods ...-----l»ith dollar* a— day--to be —<- Salgado, -----of •*■ Pltnio a writer. state-----------------governmental costs-- In ... ita re-,—.seven ------- -------------- al-.being considered----------------------------- -• Mixed Spices (whole) ;c lowed for hotel expenses -------------- —♦»-------------port last year look cognisance ot the expense* and und 10 ■ Cassia Buda Dill Seed . waste of expensive stationery It cents per mite for uw of motor cars CONNECTICUT LAW . Out of 1000 adult Americans you’ Allspice will find 23 college graduates and! recommended first clan* bond paper white traveling John K. Stack. Jr., Mace WORKS SPLENDIDLY 125 that lute finished high school.. for executives only, cheaper grades'auditor general demurred at these, CloVAtz^ with printed Instead of engraved charge* but concluded irn could teheadings being recommended for all gaily object only lo the Iwtcl and, Oominr. of Agriculture Li­ A cubic foot ot marble covers at least 10 square feet of wall. .' except lhe elective head* and memmotor car chances Tltp oommlvNutmeg censes Poultry Dealers Pepper, Black, bers of the supreme court. Mr ' sionera still draw thrlr 120 per day and Prevents Stealing FJetland has put these recommends- but pul tn bills for actual hotel ex-, Cardiman Seed tions Into effect Only the tetters per.se under limit-* set by the state Ginger In view of so much stealing of Pepper (white, ground) dictated ~ by administrative board z thc governor and th<*' ------------- -------- and receive poultry in thU state, it might be of utmost importance arc written five centa^instead of 10 cent* per wrll f<,r Michigan to follow tlw tear! on thc expensive Crane all-linen mile tor the use of their automo- 0( Connecticut in making a law that Dill Pickle Mixture---- Sweet Pickle Mixture bond heretofore used extensively In bites. wl|j Inw-t that situation. The ConMra. Price's Compound lhe office of the governor. Sample* When the budget was being pre- necticut law gives tiie state comot second sheets used for teller cop- jmretf the liquor control commission musloner of agriculture authority les are found to be of more expen- wanted a salary--of 612.000 a year t, itcenw- dealers to supervise the Two Ounces of Vanilla FREE With Any Amount alve grade than tiie paper now being fixed for the managing director. The movement of live poultry within the of the above used in the ordinary corres|»ndencr, ways and means committee compro- sUte and mahc >llch and rcR. of Die executive office, office file ml*cd at 84.000 In addition, the ujaUon^ llr, inay .seem nec«umry , copies now being carboned on cheap payroll now shows a secretary at Tf)e act pjac<.5 special emphasis manila paper used by commercial 84.000; an assistant to the manag- upon me shipment of live poultry concerns everywhere It's a little Ing director at 63.600; an auditor ar upon any public highway between matter but sensibly carried out in 84.000 und numerous other high 0 p M and s p M and rr<11urM every division of state government priced individuals. The vaulta of aVery shipment between such hours “Where immediate courtesy and attention are shown to all" would amount literally 4b many the commiMlnn must contain some accompanied by a permit thousands of dollars. precious stuff for Ous Janberg UMIWj i,y the commissioner, Phone 2115 Hastings, Michigan We Deliver Another Complain*. dn‘w» *3-000 ■""‘‘■•‘V “ 1U C***10'. May Improve BuImsL Another state off ictal complains . The commtaioncr believes that that all was not told In regkrd to IhP n"'cp payroll and salaries oi the proper enforcement of thc law his salary. A previous article dealt inspectors for the last half of July ljy t,ic department ol agriculture., OBITUARY. ‘ । daughter. Mrs Reda Backus, of with Hie return to pre - depression 1 c,a> A! tnb rate- it will co-operation of by state official.* inthc mat- cost 8311,440 g year to run this outni. tde state police and the various I Daniel J. Bagley, son of Jefferson iGalesburg, three, granddaughters. levels , and Susan Bagtey. was bom N«>v. 14. IMetna. Marjory and Dena Backus ter of salaries. Among others cited requiring a Jot of tax on a lot ol 3 3 ,own and cjlJP [M^itce officials, should |n a decided improvement in 11858. hj Lancaster. N. Y. and debiotiter Frank, and a host of was the newly elected commissioner M,ds 1,1 te“'■' 1,11 thing over lor the Wagoner General fund In fact, this Him win jhc llve poetry business, parted this life Aug 6. 1B33. At other relatives and trtenda to mourn of highways Mr Van probably nqt suffice for each time 1a It•- will make it possible -----------tht* age of seven years he moved the lais of a kind father, brother complains that my article of Aujust■---------— to appremore 3 did not mention the fad that he payroll la '* made out it requires n ',,r'’ hend and brlng to jurtk.c ^ury with in.* |Kir>-nta to Wisconsin. Bnd friend. where they resided about a y-ir. Service;, were held al his late- had returned 10 per cent of his 87 • money. ‘thieves and those country buyers then they now to Michigan and home Tuesday at 2 00 P. M.. enn- 500 statutory- salary The fact was Airplane Ride*. engaged in fraudulent practices. At Expense voucher* for employees uK- came time, live poultry dealer. settled on the farm where he has ducted by Rev diaries A. Clay of not know n when the art left w as nptaed M years. On Aug 30. 1883. Oateaburg. with interment in Prat- written and sent out and was not ol tiie liquor commission arc also engaged In doing a legitimate busiavailable until after such mailing of considerable Interest There are pes* will be given n certain prestige! |h*was minified to Mary Jane Web- rievtih- cemetery. Tiie records will show tliat such vouchers for airplane ride*, bills for or standing that they have not alst7r und to thu union were born two -------- -— • • •---------- children, a son and daughter He iuu* The New York Central, largest check was not noted on the books metnbers of the state police at De- ways enjoyed in the past. especiuUy Corner of Court and „„ auditor ------ -- general until after trait Jxotels and other interesting m sections whin- they arc not well been In failing liealth for some time, taxpayer among lhe railroads, paid of the public attention had been called to Items One In particular attracted known. butubr past few months has been a 630.083.642 in taxes during 1932. lhe salary tilting. 'The record* in attention. An employee of the comThe department has designed great sufferer but bore hh suffering' -------------. ’ • • '----- ■ ------with fortitude. The deceased leave.* I Peiping will soon be thc first city thc office of lhe auditor general do mission made an extended trip. No metal plates wluch will be dis(*how that prtknptly following regelpl matter whether he stopped at New- played on each side of tiie vehicle one son. Marchu. at home and one, in China to Itave women police. J____________ 1—__________________ iberry. St. Ignacc. Unsing or Prxiunk. (^ed for transporting poultry so \ hl* appetite showed great regularity, that one can easily tell whether the Every day there is a 75 cent break- dealer has qualified and secured a | fast a dollar luncheon and a 81.25 license. I ‘ dinner It is imped that when the; - -I commission has it* organization bet- i I ter in hand some of these abuses I Iwill be cured I S Another interesting discovery, at iea-'t t° members of the legislature.: will lx- to team that right when the I legislative stenographer* were draw / JK Ing down six dollar.* per day. Sun-i dnv* included, they still had time to (Continued from page one) ANDRUS SERVICE Hastings, Mich. Corner Jefferson & Court ALL PRICES ARE GOING UP B. A. LyBARKER Buy Tires NOW ... Have your car repaired at once... before we have to come under the N. R. A. Code! Yoh Can Save Money! Universal Garage. Co. CLEAN UP SALE Moner- PSI I Shoes for Women Shoes for Girls Scores of Smart Styles ........ • — » only one pair of a kind — all of yplendld quality— sandals, pumps and ties. ■YOUR CHOICE ‘ White Sport Oxfords —ipost pattern* Goodyear welt construction; sev- summer styles. YOUR CHOICE— Shoes for Men Shoes for Boys Drew Oxford. Everyday School Shoes —Blucher style, roomy cut Iocs. AND OXFORDS. Black only. Two sole construction. display. YOUR CHOICE— Shoes for Children Shoes for Children Oxford and Strap Style. School Sandals —In Myles for growing many rolor gS *7 Qc YOUR CHOICE- S HASTINGS CUT-RATE SHOE STORE “Barry County's Busiest Shoe Store” 114 W. STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Telephone 2121 CHEAP SE OS ! Thursday - Friday - Saturday Church Sts., Hastings T?SSw what a nuisance it was To what extent some of these com- for Um, farmer to plant such alfalfa mission* carry on with their new amounl of wcrd seed* in found money would be amusing If B 1KMlnd of thl> so-called alfalfa afthe need fur revenue was not so fords amplc proof The weed seeds great White rehoote are clr.scd for J)er pownd of w60 alfalfa seed were <want of funds and while teachers aa follows; tn other* arc earning on with little; • ---------- 2.590 i Pigton grass seeds or no pay for the sake of thc chil-l Russian thistle, seeds1310 ■dren. beer tqx money is wasted like Penny Cress seeds............ . 617 j j no need existed For instance, the! Lamb's Quarters seeds . . 370 [beer commission pays Its auditor 84.- i Timothy seed* ................... 370 | 1000 while the chief accountant for! Clover seeds ......................... 123 all stale funds, including that colBracketed Plant tn seeds ... 123 fleeted from the beer - -------- -----.. tax.. receives! . Chess seeds .......... 123 , only 63.600 Thc principal clerk In or a total oI............... foreign------seeds ;the beer division-gets 62.400 white found In a single pound. Leave out , thc chief clerk for thc larger staff Of it the other stuff, such as the of the administrative board receives dried-up and brown alfalfa seed, and .only 61.800 Alongside these is found lt w0Uld trtake this so-called cheap the cashier in the office of the state ;nuU1 order hottve seed far more ex-, treasurer why is held accountable pensive than - the elevators would I for all moneys from all sources who charge for good, tested, northern gets by with a meager 62-340 per 'alfalfa seed. | . annum | The same re-prlnt article tells of As live new deal unjojds and other another seed bargain which was ofnew commissions come into full. fared two years ago This seed swing there will be some more inter- -bargain "\was alleged to contain an eating disclosures Thc emergency alfalfa, red clover, atetke and tlmo-. aeifare commission which is charged, my mixture, which was advertised! With lhe distribution of 812.000 000 ,ln a catalog a.* having started thoutax money to relieve thc destitute: nnda of farmcrs to growing alfalfa and unemployed is unhampered in But- — ■ • - .... — the catalog did.... not.... tell*.how its use of the funds for its own ex- much of each kind of these seeds pentes. How much will be left tor were „vlr tn „„ ,„ .... the mixture. The MM buyer will food and shelter of the poor is the Irarn after he has paid for lhe seed query Then loo there is the sales and got it. together with the analysis tax commission, and th.- public trust . ta(r in the sample ot this so-called! commission and the old age pension mixture, advertised two years ago. administration and a lot of others. was found that timothy seed made I Foolish Figuring. up almost 80 per cent of the total;1 Referring again to schools it is aljlk(. a u,tif oyer 6per cent; alfalfa noted that a great cry is going up to a little less than 8 per ccnt-and a return the legislature in special ses-.very poor qUauty at that. The rest rion to appropriate money tor state waa made up Of d|rt and weed seeds aid for schools . That will be fine If Th? article stated that If one were someone will be good enough toi to plant this mixture, at ten pounds, point out some available source of per ainT, he would introduce 1.200 revenue not-already tapped Until brawn-eyed susan seeds; from three; •that is done the special M-saton. to Ave thousand catchfly seeds. 1.120' would be as futile In that respect tumbling mustard seeds, in addition as was the regular session. One to,various other kinds of weed seeds, eminent educator was quoted in; Good well cleaned seed is an ImThursday's .palters as demanding r — ----- •-----• portant mailer. —Every farmer who highway revenue* for school aid. HU wants to have a (rood stand of alfal­ claim to rcjiorted as being that 8120.- fa should not hesitate to pay the i 000.000 had bei n spent during the price for good, northern-grown, past twn years in highway building clean alfalfa seed. An alfalfa If the professor Is no more accurate meadow will last from four to seven In his estimate of the needs of the years, sometimes longer than that; schools than tn the statement at- and the better the seed the better Irtbuted tn him. thc state had beat ,chance for a good crop. wait awhile before that extra ses­ The paper mentioned said the sion is called fanners should not be caught by thc The last available report of tiie glittering .advertisements u.v.tURM,w,1M1 O1 of Cllrap cheap state highway commit! loner shows w<) whlcB to not chrap whlch ln.; that exactly 625 006 92928-Was spent troduces weeds that injure the farm ; on all type* of new highway con-1 Cropa and hinder good crop®, jstructlon during the fiscal year end-, <■ . Ing June 30. 1932. During lhe foU| llw U. 8. benate pages have tiwir lowing fiscal year, jurt closed, for,own , publication. appropriately ;which detailed reporta a^e not yet1 called "The Put-" - I N ° w $0-95 Only — Jrdnun I . Easy Monthly Payments BEAUTY ECONOMY •Thia new Frigidalre introduces a distinctive style In cabinet de­ sign. with a finish of white Du­ lux and handaoms rhrumlum hardware. omy. A genuine Frigidaire that operate* on les* electric current than one ordinary lamp bulb. CONVENIENCE Automatic defrosting—automat* ie Ice-tray releasing—one-fourth FREE! QUALITY ABOOKThi' With .ulnlew InU- quality that has made Frigida ire the chape of a million and a compartment for froien storage. lllhUul I.'.-I: electric refrigerator. THE SUSES FRIGIDAISB LINE INCLUDES SIX NEW DELUXE ALL-FOSCSL A IN MO WITH MANY EXCLUSIVE FEATUSES—THB FINEST FSIGIDAISSS IVES BUILT V#SGJZ>AI.R£ • "*• A GKNttAL MOTOKf fALUt Dramatic Demonstration at Our $howroom . . . Don’t Misa It! Consumers Power Comp; Telephone 2305 • Hasting*, Mich. BMMI �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APGV8T tC, 1MJ niliniirrT lin < lliflMll/lrr I iuL I { || r I Hu 'r liquidation. Forced liquidation | means iu*s to depoastors. Orderly U- | qmdatjon means their protection! and. believe, fur better results1 ic.r them than they can obtain ini any other manner. • Tha matter should be c^ed up I as rapidly as possible. No one can! (Continued from page one) . i« ll lx>w long the goverfunenr will | — «nri VAhnre^kTn'thJ Xi/***11 before it will order liquidation. I sen -nd Johneock in the rear MVy dree tliat i* started all chance to rest Previous to tiie three men leaving «nnw»s. SUUSon-. to 1X.1.T. .Ml,« UyTST.I had gone to Dick Foremans store. jn tile Hastings National I a IJ,lc way from Mattuon*’, Bank Meo Into the bank today cud IjMper Hoffman preached the ordl-Jand family of Milwaukee w». are nation »ermon in thi morning, when spending some time with relative* I Harry A. Cole. George Smith and here Don Back* received their ordlna-! Mrs. Emin# Cole of Battle Creek DIV “on to «ld®rs' orders. Evangelist Is spending some time with Mrs. HllLMLl R/N1R llrrNr VO N flllEsubject.'Spirit w BUrk »:>ok ®«and 2 00Spirit IromBapUl LULU JllUIlUnl Bom INJURED MIN DES IT LOCAL HOSPITAL „ AIlre Mrs. Klttft Belle Sides of Battle ... |t1zed. I tired,**'and in tiie the evening] evening1 Creek vlsited visited her sister. sister, Mp. B. L, L. “ and again In CLOSING DAYS OF CON-1 -irom from Luke 2:13-21. 2:13-21, cmphaiizing emphasising whyjEdmonds, why Edmonds. Sunday. . called thc man---a fool Thr The narl,h parish npicnic FEREN0E WERE OF UT- ’!Jesus *--------’*~* **• “ “rich 4'u----*rn!‘ *at Stuart |‘“1 lake ‘ ‘ MOST INTEREST .and stressed the threefold mistake was well attended Thursday. AIlre‘of the nch fool. 1. He presumed I Ptwt • very enjoyable time. upon the future, thought he had, O^ITIARY. uy; ! plenty of time. 2. Tried to satisfy mu soul soui with wimi material things ininas. 33. Jennie DeMott Stewart, aged this MEMORIAL FOR REV. C. D. B. Wnll WHITTAKER HELOjiUtod U. Irlnt-ll nt.UV ; rrepaica • host. u>u uic iu« oiuy omy ana «nd «as ror um - ••• -- ; “» .-------- ------ , “ u“ ! .ning. Aug-", 1933. at the home of her suppllea. had ^aten a lunch in lhe capital *tock. Be.olntlon Looking Toward nw,,, .n.moon . nwmorui,M'! f “ L“'1 u“ ‘“e"1. Remember, the proposed bank will; , .... ••"-sire »« iieirf for thr late Rev ; Stea art. who had been a resident of way^gtward the place where he u asbe an entirely new institution. The ’ Establishmebt of New I-nw *Ittflkrr Mi J g rltv Rf. ln temporarily S.uppmg stopping no.in north Orange­ rvfr Oil* who B Barry Co CO. for tor 48 48 years. WttJ WM txirn in h!« in«»rtCih^!y rw-t/>rwr0■'Augusta. Michigan. June la. LB»T2 Ville Village. village. When he heard thc ,lC>’ stocklioldj.rs will choose the, Churches Adopted 7oh‘y^-”-?y.. aumuta. Mu-hi^n 11 IM? heard the Our August FACTORY-TO-YOU-SALE Is On All the Month of August his. reward last October. daughter ot Mr and automobile coming from the rear he directors and the directors will selec. J The Weslevan Wrelevan Meinoaist conrr-;; Appropriate Appropriate musie music was was rendered. Sh® J’^MoU tah^of^tom Mapped to theshfe ofthe road and tl,e ulcers. When the new bank is] The Methodist Canffrm. l»u toSI? ® inTSTto., town latoto Ito •!" •SHi* «roimds*ou”h\»ftown”closed Satur-iRev. Win’Gearhart, pastor of the.Jvear* aao he wanted a ride. As the car jstopt>ed. lars <*»h w‘n ** released. d»v and campmeeting began cm‘local Wesleyan church, spoke of hi* /p“fnWM.»ii ra «*<’ *■' jumped-on ...... — — the' ---------— — । i ,he running board, Burfeay. with a fine attendance. The (life as a pastor and Rev. E. L. Crock-; In 18M.she was united in marriage ;holding under hl* arm thi? huif of j. W ’eslej Stewart, who died Aug- ; dosing day* of the conference were i er of Williamston, who was assoclat- to> J. Wesley bread he bought of Foreman. ; especially inteivsting and insplra-' <d with him in school life, spoke of tut 29. 1929. Thi* gale is another Rexall advertising Just before rcachinff thc Dwlgh*. tlcnal: ; w,n aa an instniftor. I They resided at St. Johns. Michl- , - event. It is intended to make new friends Friday night at the tabernacle.! Tly following resolution*were Igan, for five year* and then came to’ | home premise* on the south .Gun, Rev. and Mrs. Birch, returned mis— adopted by the association. Barry county where she has since , ! lake shore there is a bend In the] for Rexall Drug Stores and for Rexall high nre uwa r03<1 AI,er thu ,urn bi made thc J slonaries fromAfrica, conducted a] Whereas, the Michigan Conferencepived. md Thr« Three children were -»«. born .« to this h£,*rh,pa —--------------------- ---------very interesting and instructive mis-: has bad before her for year*, and! quality merchandise. You get these big - who - passed- away in JT ■there is another (Continued from page one) aionary lettice. speaking on the sub-‘sjiii has, the challenge and cryinglunion. -May F.. .-----Ject of the motive and mode of our.r.red /“’V, u“‘‘ A, ,„g -.era to get the me gospel to io the me un-(infancy, un-1 uuancy. George ueorge V. v . who wno passed passea away .... savings because you save the middeleman's .vangeltzed. within •thc । ten years ago. and Eva B. Leach who vXa,,?ht toward ,o'‘ard Qraneeviile Ontnreulle vlILace. t.llafci the nick of time from the ink}, missionary work. At the close of ’ey..--;~:tf’-- *bounds ----- J- -of-------------------------------------------------- straight aid conference survive* Mattison says lie did not think he blackness of the underground env-. profit and because manufacturer and re­ thc meeting an opportunity was glv- sa jd conferenre. Resolved, «<u>i that „«r the following ' *«.-«« Left ,v to uwiuu mourn ucauiwuic besides-the uaugudaugh- *** Koina v, ry flul whrn llc made crt!" o! Uw “f ‘h,> riy- j en for tho.e pttrent to n^gke sub-, Be It ,, x«aui>t-u. tailer sacrifice thqir profits during this sale! r.rofisions be be enacted enacted for for the the effort'ter. Mrs. Monroe Monroe Leach, Leach, are are two t.urn‘.h?.t ^‘hesws who saw er bottom gives away and lhe toneitt! scription* for the missionary cause; provisions effort ter. Mrs. two and something ever J500.00 was sub-.of systematic and constructive grandchildren. Max Leach of Has- them declared that he was driving rushes down u;>c>n them, 40 ton miles l»r prr Imur. hour. M.ttto, MattUjn to did -----ptonwo In th. V.W.UOT. iilto «»a o~n»U»sw»«t»la»n » or « Th. pay-111 *be icribcd. evangelism: Itinu* and Georvella Stewart of Garv. 35 IL . — The sisters Mrs Mary n<,t vandrrl k,,ou what s xv.ociate tn ,auditorium ol theand Centra! .-choc! upSaturday night Rev. Birch gave | j. ;w Conference C„........ . President -nw comercnee president shall mau. Indiana Kmiana and ana two vs^sutws mr^M«> „KJ Miller up north nor!1> #jmJ back nl thr the afternoon aftenxK-n ererung o! FrlPrihl* wanderuigs up and on and evening of * al exhibition of African life and, «n conjunction with two other mem­ Mhlion ihree brother. Otu HI EdwSrd^P tr ,o Oun Mar’h . " u“' :l„: that ^d .7. .v. ■October 8 tlu-maunre to follow' follow' C.:‘ rtr'rrr ~:apnce to You Can Save On customs showing a ret of slides heifers, appointed by tiie MUilor. ------------------... ^-., . . . __ _ ___ _ ' .. .. Milt.-r Harf a area. wlun -idinAttin htl<fne&« u ’ a'.nn nf !iw Wn ’ lir'l s: I Ha* MU!tr had n ttrat fear when ridin^Jhe business scssicn of '.lie Women's had made. Tpe pictures were very] Board, arrange for thc placing of and George W. DeMott all.pf nieces ln a car trav ‘ l> n« 40 or & n»H« •"> C!ub the curtain rising a*. 3 .30 tn! rare indeed being actual view* of. the. conference tent in $ome prom-( tings: also a great number of : - of h6ur, and would want to leave a car nnicr to accommodate all/enrol chil- ; scenes common to the missionary, '^.ing field during the summer j and nephews and a large circle • TOILET GOODS dren who will be permitted to leave it was at that speed ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' Thc Sunday service* were well at- months. friend*. , when r. .C traveling -----------their schools slightly earlier in or-tended, llw, tabernacle being, taxed 3. The Conference President shall Even during her long and terrible “ ** th.at, w“ • PURETEST PRODUCTS beyond it* seating capapity. Rev. arcangg his itinerary of the charges! suffering she wore that sweet smllo. Pa,llcltT At least he dropiied iii* lout drr to attend. Each member ot the! .■that his full time during the summer Always patient and never complain, 'sno” ar ,r„ “r nl, J]1'' , Civic Players Association a:u^-«*dj ■ • REXALL REMEDIES months shall be devoted to the work ting, her life will be a lesson to tiie turn- T“Ht MV>i by the member of thc Hastings Women's ’ . ;of tent evangelum I living. ' three occupant of Mattison* car. Club, in good standing. plan.' tn brine i • STATIONERY 3. Tile President, with his com-i Our dear mother is not dead. Almost immediately thereafter he one child ns a guest un a paid nd-1 n-.ittee. shall arrange for worker* to But she L* at rest. Jumped. He wax seen to strike the mission. The-evening jierforaunce jwcinptly ~ nt '• fl .10. ;Adims-l • HOSPITAL SUPPLIES n&sist nnn hint tnrotignout throughout inc the summer. Free irom from this ro’Vltl- but the par sped on. Tin /W M'' B'') inssist tins world world of of pain pain and and K-*-• «... , will ---■ start•, vl7I h,. ■_ j'sald Laid workers workers to to be be choaen chooen from from sorrow sorrow occU|lanu o!of the ’ occUnant* the car car did did not not m*cv >l>n to both performance will t> -w A W H-N ■= 1 ■among nwn« thf ‘0lL' minister* of the c“lYr‘ U’.!11'’ , J. ’ ,-hh Ju the vnr various the To To dwell with Jesu* and the rest. ,l‘m a*r**® “ .conference, who shall be able to give Tho Junerul wo* held at the rcriI» Uf believed that f<*> children ntk11 ng eighdi, . More than 300 items on this sale. *-r ' °«* °r weclu r“ch- ,ow*rd auch d«O«'West Clinton St.. Thurs- ‘’ttting this cuhert Ah fu< h fa-re -h > nd<r- All rents are to be i. AT MIDDLEVILLE pioneer Iday. UwlJ^a<-ture M his skull M-rvaU »yi ndvance. ' pioneer evangelism. vvaugcusm, . i uay,. Aug. Aug. 10. Burial in Rlveraide — ' • •**-. which resulted in his death. A />pectal Siner Thread poster i ” 4.— The president shall , be in-1 cemetery, n.. Bmwr to wvn, u>, drtal. 'J*!,™‘'.Vt”'''!";' stnieterf to tn conduct ids his campaign eamnalanl , strutted ------- ■.—‘ ----- -.... ____ .... ___ .. _. Aubert. U*k| with the avowed purpose ot organ-1 NORTHEAST IRVING. side; the report about the inlth'cd Cornish Milling Lad. and how lie. Izirig a Wesleyan Methodist church Last Week's Letter. to be afraid und followed] wherever possible. : MLm Iris Wieland, who has been। man given to Mra. Beattie by a refused rhe silver thread of courage to safe. 5. Pastors so assisting ahull be I working lor Mrs. Smith at Elmdale. assured of their regular salaries has returned home. ' will be read to every ^Jhool child. from their own charges, and shall Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Seger and devote their energies m thc tent, family attended the funeral of Mr. without remuneration,.Seger's uncle. George Seger, at FreeSaturday A Ilf) I9th campaigns except extra expenses Incurcrd, such (port Ftlday afternoon. Sunday A 11 |« 20th a* transportation and entertainment.. Miss Beulah Prve of Luke Odessa Monday AVU* 2lit ' i spent the week end with her .par- ’day niuming. . I ____ WEEKS CORNERS Last Wednesday Matttson came to] Mr. and Mrs. Lesjle Dickerson and , qi I’’"*|ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Will Frye The Home-Coming at Quimby Mr and Mrs. Elnkr Xightfoot of Star in every role. The season's rhurch was well attended. All en-, Ohio, were Friday callers at Mr. and Prosecutor Barnett and admitted Bemiere Wood and friend from Ha'-' that he was the driver of thc car. He tmga attended th^. World* fa'r »« ' greatest picture. Also Comedy joyed Mr. Kytcham. also lhe sermon Mr*. O. L. Lightfoot s. was in great dlrtre.ss of mind about Chicago, going TuAday night re-1 and News. DON'T MISS IT! land Mrs H. O Aimotir nf Htckoryi in the afternoon by Rev. Hoyt, a Mrs C. J. Moure, who has been on it. and regretted keenly that he did turning Sunday. visiting h?r niece. Mrs. Harry WhU- another yeah ,. Mr. mid Ml- West and family arc i Corner*. Mr. und Mrs. Lyle Hhe.idj former pastor, and wonderful violin the sick list lhe past week. Is some not return to learn what hiyWiap” ' .. ....... " ’ * ‘ — Rote Mary Week* of Stony Point; worth. music by Miss Marjorie Hoyt u-ttcr at this writing. Mr.«. Ella DJckerlun I* speiuling entertaining comply from Illinois and Lorane of Battle Creek. Mr. I pened to Miller. He went bJfore ■ Rev. and Mrs Earl Scott and. --------------< a » ------------anti Mn 1'iiiyd Armour and family] tin* W'*k m K.il.-.nuii’o) with Mr. fhik u,',-k Justice, Matthews and was charged Harry Whitworth and Liiha. Bennett Auto Co., Props. daughter of Boston. Mans. arc visOne fourth of the population of with leaving the $ccne ot an acct-' Mra. Florence Barrett einertalnid and Mr- Ptvti Ritchie. , Mr. anil bilrs. Lyle Dickerson and of hastur,!.-. Mr. and Mi-. Wni.] ' Middleville. Mich. jit|:;g the forwr* parents. |Mr. th<jUnltedStatcs.or 29.000.00(LT>er- dent, which is a serious offense un- her . nieces from Ijattlc Creek list --- — -- —— Jeane ailerrffid a picnic dinner nt Buckland mid family of Litclitleld! tand Mrs. Geo. Scott, and famllri jsons, visited national parks|Xaal , drr Michigan.law. He waived exatni-1 week, laisr 'ail<1 Mr. and Mra. Clmtior Hampton well attended tu- year# back but R<»,v towwhi|> park, nt Gull lake week• • . », I h Mr. and Mra. Edward Rltnnan year. ' / family of East Delfon. . • "nation and wiis bound over to thej Mrs ■ Lottie Shaft from up north Is ihope t<> have a larger attendance Sunday Others prevent were ‘'Mr. Mr. • September term of circuit court,‘the! bond being ffxeil nt 31.50). . I ! So far ns can be learned MillerJ who was.32 years old. had no reinUve* He had reported to the friend,' .who had accompanied him into the, cherry dbflrict and hack to Gun; marsh, that-hr had tracked for u long time in the Singer Sewing Ma­ chine factory at South Bend.' T)w officers Here tried to learn from thc employment department ■ of that 1 factory uh' ther Milhr. who was un'Austrian, had any relatives The, record-, of the company did not dta-l 'close any. but thr man in clranie of the di p.iitnunt agfoda to investigate) further and. H he could' learn of WOMEN'S 0 UB BACKS MS BARGAINS In Place of Advertising WALL PAPER NOW is the time to buy Wall Paper for next Spring. We have not advanced an item in this department as yet. Come in and let us show you. TH E AT R E Carveth & Stebbins ‘42nd Street The Rexall Druggists KJ S.X1 «3*.SS3 Bank To YOU he avoid report to thc officers of this county. So far nothing ha;, been heard from South Bend. Mil­ ler had told hi* traveling companion that he had S&00 cm deposit tn > South Bend bank, which is now in a receiver'* hands. TpARM and CITY HOMES alike have odd articles of furniture, machinery and clothing in storage that are too valuable to throw away. Other people in the county want to purchase just guch articles, but do not-know WHERE to buy. The Banner Want Ad column is the best medium in Barry County for bringing prospective buyers and sellers together. every week thru the columns of this newspaper and invite you to become a member of this constantly growing family of satisfied patrons WHY NOT SIGN UP YOUR PART TODAY? (Continued from page one) ; Hasting*. Each deposit subscribe toward* the nt least 20'per cent of the total ammiut of hl* impounded deposit. If-.TH dejKMdtot* will do that. 1’. will be easy to'get tin- entire amount i .subscribed and paid fur. Y the ■ money u already in the batik to; pay this 20 per cent and more too.) Thc stock.ot the Hastings National Bank ha* always been profitable stock. It paid dividend* regularly.] TT MAKES-NO DIFFERENCE whether it's rooms x to rent, furniture to sell, apartments wanted, farm products for sale, hired help ndeded, articles lost, live , stock strayed, or what not... in each case you reach the persons you wish to reach in the most direct way possible. Banner Want Ads get results! years of it* history. Th<re u nni reason to believe it will not do *o'i again. Every depositor who signs up willhave un depcv.lt to his credit, m ad-1 dition to hl* stock in the new bank.! ;when it'open* for business, 40 peri teent of hl* total depodts that will: be immediately available for such use as he cares to make ot.it. The remaining 40 per cent will be im- j pounded, und will, lie collected In. as I rapidly as circumstance* warrant and payments made to the tjepan-. tors as. hut ns the collections will (permit. i The other alternative to this mat­ ter U liquidation. That mean* a re. ceivenhip and Jotted selling ot all T~\0N*T BOTHER to call in person ... Just tele­ phone 2115. If you are not certain of the word­ ing, we will do our best to assist you. Simply give til lhe facts and your ad will go into print clearly stated in the fewest words possible. Our rates are reasonable ... one cent per word with a minimum charge of twenty-five cents. Telephone 2415 EAST STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN PHONE 2 13 1- [ We Bring This Banner Wan t Ads Get Results The Hastings Banner -i i forced selllm: of bond* and stocks L tliat has caused the slump in values ■; of most of these securities in tht. last two years If the. liquidation can 1 be carried on In an orderly manner, and securities held fog a time until the appreciation warrants their .‘•ell(Ing for the’benefit of thc depodtotf. । 'there would seem to be no reasoni •why there should be much, if .my loss, to depositor*, providing the new1 bank can.be organized and take over I Ing tiie 40 per cent impounded to be! disposed of to the beat advantage of. the depositors, instead of by forced! i Subscription to Ute capita! stock f is tiie only way to prevent forced! We feel justified in asking you h/inakc this your home bank, because of the nearly half­ century record of splendid service rendered to thc public by this institution. O'Looking back over the 47 years, since this bank was establishcd.it will be found that its policy of helpful service has been consistent, and that it has been as accommodating as a conservative bank could be. This community has been richer because of this bank. (Signed) Officers and Directors. Hastings City Bank The Bank with the Chime Clock TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, MICH �THE HARTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AL'GVBT Ig, 1M3 IDEAL SETTING FOR I "ioadhest revnios. —- FIFTY FYHIR TflRA ' * Tticcruv 1 itiinurnu T1'- thlrd ■nnual reunion of the] TUESDAY LUNCHEON!Broadbent family was held Sunday. Hi I I LAIIIU lullU i Wayne Smith gathered at her home | jmk ----------- August 13. at the Hastings fair, Saturday evenln< n:id Pk“«nti>; surprised her. the occasion Iteing her Covers Were Laid for Fifty- ground* with a pot luck dmner| birthday, trancing and vLslling fol­ T^o-Mrs. J,.hn Tron.ld. lowed by refreshments made it a . very pleasant event. chninnan Next Week 'George Broadbent. Roll call was an-1 \ Emil Tyden went tn New York Richard Cook wm in i Mira Ethel Clark of Toronto. Can-; (Continued- from page one) , Mr. and Mra. Prank Johnson, win innovation at the Tues- ,Awcred b/f2^»sOeorge Broadbent wag | /pljy on Monday on business. |On B^iqrdny on business. ada, is lhe gue:t of Mr. and Mrs ’ A pleasinff _____________________ ..... rnnn'rv rinh hrirtm. »nri »nif w-^ctedVj/rertdem, and Mra. Win --------? --------------------------------------nare ~-i— --------------------- ------------- havenvea livedtne thepaw partseveral severalweeks seeksinin jday'Country Club bridge and golf weittm" ' Harry Ritchie was in Dayton. | MU* Beatrice Giddings has re­ Forrest B. Lune. ay Country Club bridge and golf "--r-aryRoy .Chandler; 3. Horace McPhar- the Wm. Wm. Havens Havon.’ tenant a,nnt.i house. KruiiM, Ohio. on Saturday on business. (turned from a week's visit In BaiMira Margaret Schaupncr of De- uub the u» at the acrctned-ln porch Those 1from away were Mr. andphu 3. Nancy Hank.*, Guy Gid- mowd to Hasting* Thuraday. tro» 1* thc guest of ML'* Emily Me- .for the tunebeon tables. Hu? love- ™ Mr. • and Mra. Duarte Bauer at-.1*0 Creek.. A. O. Hood. Mr. and Mrs. S. dings. Yellow. 1. Golden Measure. That Gorham of Milo was a SunUy view nlfcirded making an ideal [ Mr*. ' tended Uw Ionia fair un Tuesday. ■ Mr. hnd Mr*. Hairy Waters and EIwa|n thia week. Bryant and non of Joliet, IHmais, Mr* C D. Bauer: 3. Golden Dream, day guest of hte brother Francis MIm Minerva Rich nt Grand retting for thc long line of tables Mr. and Mr> J. C. Newman and 1J E. McElwain; 3. Golden Dream,'and wife. Mr. and Mra James Radford ore fxftilly attended lhe fair in Chicago . - were ------------------------J-7 Mixed Rapids is-tbc gue*t of Miss Grace'at which 52 seated., **‘------------—* spending several days in Chicago ],iut week. of phlox -nnd anow-bn-th<*- family of Kalamazoo. Mr. und Mrs.lR°>' Chandler. White, | Jeorg.* Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prindle of . --> twuoucts ------ **' -----------MUs Esther Fox of Freeport i*: Mr“ J- 8- Fetter of South Bend. Rciekord al Gun laKe. FTt-d Broadtxrn and son of Lowell.: White. Charles Rogers; 2 Albania. Plalnacll were gueiL* on Saturda»of w A [mountain made b^bj_w' 1 of colMrs. Sarah Powers and , Mr, and Mrs. George Broadbent. w Mrs ” p E. A * Burton; •>3. «■...»> Snow Glory, the 1Jailer's brother, James ------- .... Wilcox, — vteiUng Mr> Antia 'Endsley lhl» >«“>. L* vtsHlng her daughter. Mrs. week. ■ I Gladys-Ironside Bchader und family are spending Roy Chandler. —and ■ family. Cards were pUyrd in the lounge Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnston and Mrs. Della Kopp of Woodland} Howard Daniels ot Carlton Center the week at Gun lake Lavender. 1. Minuet. W L Bhul-1I Mr. and Mrs. William Hart of now daughter* and Ruby Broadbent of torsi Lawrence Wolfe of. Holland rt*nt.j whicirwus'bhlliant - ^- ---7".- with gladjoli ™ 2 Minuet. J E. McElwain; 3. Shultz spent Saturday night and Alto, A|1 reported u good time. called on Mra. Burt Tinkler on Sat- spent last week with Kenneth and w*Siiu i&AKr? " r as Cnptnln. Boynton. Charles Rr.gcra.i. । Sunday with flic former's’ uncle. urday. {Richard Beckwith. Purple, f Byron Houllot, Guy Gid-''Geo. Havens and family. PRENTICE—PHILLIPS. Mr. and Mra A. J. Lett of Holland' Mrs. N»al Proas and family of Miss Olive E. Clark of Orand • [ A Adropnte. Mra. a C. liny DeCouJdr^ Chandler, Mra, Branch Sunday- morning nt ntne-thyiy dings; ?*"?*' 2. Henry nr? Furd. F£rd' Roy ^OnTO. n^ro 'd4uVnt^ KauSi^^8’ vUited Mr., and Mrs. J. E. Mattoon Grand Rapids visited Mr. and Mrs. nd Mrs D. A. VanBurklrk o'clock at the Methodi*: Eplr-cop... \ v mSi'J- -^Mr/teo^nh rT ri^e .mi Mnr^t J TT SU,‘" on Sunday. ----------------- -— ’ Guy Giddings an Saturday. Mrs. Jack Stem won top score. in. parsonage. the marriage of Mr. Al-1L*’ pcl*? b"'* FT'fr,\ *? £*r' Dr and Mrs. D D. Walt 41 and Mr. und Mrs. ElwyrpDaniels spent ’ i»rt»natMttte* Fteh-r wn:r sntract “ct for members; member.; Mrs Mra ”Anna, Anna.len len PreKice. PrcnUee. son xm .of of Mr. .Mr. and Mra Mr- v5thrnW...Bn5v rn^TA.. Mr ““d Fr“cb. ton* visited relatives In Kalamazoo' Haturday and Sunday with Mr. and laved ' • - ' on Sunday. rattan\t Wrtl tatom r &m<tev MeGufHn for gue$L*. The golf prize Frank Prrnt'ic-- of Haaungs. to Mu* Vcilchenblau. Guy Giddings Smoky, ham. Mrs. John Daniels at Alma. ser.i FJ£cJn*aln:,,— Mr- an<1T". Mrs Br-anum Eds-r of J. H Watkins oi Three Rivers L; ifc uw »LT#mim«n.lsn"t 10 Mrs Chester Stem for low Ruth Phillips, daughter of Mr. and ; I'!2?. ) '.^, “"'7 7 ML*.* Jessie Vincent of Belding was . Mr .“nd Mr.. Edwin __________ Smith wire M . «qujilnx oj .s.-hvilte -*u- J Lmlle Auburn. J E MrEteam. 3. the Edger district were Sunday .visiting hi* son and wife, Mr. and WATCH FOR OUR the city uon to ancnu attend’ in Chicago from Tuesday till Sat- nehn,lll_ nr__n.those frompresent lolTmntad ’by-olemnizi ’lte'v T i'*ix'wev M’””'’” - J MMr,nora McElwain ’ ' guest* oi’MrT'and ’MrT DouZAmong from away d by Rev. wlu L. L Dewey, who - J E McElwain cumtw.nf MrDan .nrt mMr** W. J. Watkill*. 1,in l,rc “ Thursday Ki ADVERTISEMENT IN Mr. und Mr*. Francis Ritchie and ;1........ *’* funeral ..............of........................... Mrs .M. E. Hampton. — were. Mrs. Cha* W O Hair ot Pe- read the beautiful double ring cere-: Nest Week'. BANNER baby of Lansing were guests of Mr.: Mr. and ^frs. Giiy Giddings and nrla. Ill , Mra. Grace Dodds, Kansas many. Mr. .nJ Mr,. W-IJ .n WoU. .nJ gj* 'bSwo ........ .... •tUKlInl, (wn.,1 W '• 3 «>■..-■ Mr .nd Mr.'W H OTh .nd Mr and Mr*. Harry Ritchie on Tuesday two daughters spent Sunday with family of Battle Creek were Sunday City, Mlns LauLie Potter, “er- Buffalo. The bride wtp attractively gowned . n.h> Mrs E A Burton R Pink, and Mra Wm. Harcn* spent Sun­ Gcurge Bauer. In company with Mr und Mrs. John Baktr of Gull guest., of Mr. and Mr Otto benWS’i^rolt, Mr". Sldlmrtd **Mra FJh, K.S ?*n,he hl* uncle. Fred Pu t. of Ionia. Is bi lake Mr Arrhn w Reir' oM' Fiimh • und Mi* Bubble Finnic, wore blue ercpc. Mr. Kelley attendr3 1 ' tj •“?, i:‘Jiwllcr' Mr-‘‘ Fred Barnorlhorn Michigan on u camping Mjg Margaret Hayward of Kala- 1 Mr •'.Ir .'?nd M.rs A^ W Louisville. Kv.Yorklcty. Mr, M. T,and Kalladtheand*Mrs. groom ,Ani,0 »-and ’*»»«>'•rip. iira&jo hits been the guest of her JUU^ of N^MMws ed ‘ Mr Prentice have rent- 11 j " H‘i . ^il)^- ’• ^pLrote (j'wv^ roend-ng ^nc'k I Mra. RUH. IX tier of Nasltvl’lc and aunt. Mrs Mimilb Shriner. the past with their daughter.* are spending Clothing for Men & Boyi the week at the George White cot- Georgia Llpromb, Grand Rapids [ Mr*. Roy Fuller: . ________ ntrr of ed <«;♦. of the McOmber.naU where! , t2:°^ ___ _ -llw *JC,C„„ the ,„ home, J. E McElwain: 3. Purple Glory. Mr. anti Mra Francis Gorham. tnge ut Oun lake , day.gucrt-, ot Mr und Mr*. Harry Mr und Mr* Bert Critx and famThc committee for next week will they are ut home to their friend* । HASTINGS MICHIGAN * Mra. Monroe Lr.jch accompanied I Guy Giddings Mr. and Mr... Jim Wilcox arid. Ritchie. I Jy of Sunfield spent Sunday with be Mrs John Ironside. Mrs. George Congratulations and best wishes arc Gkdiotas ‘Three Splke«i—Red, I. children attended, the Wilcox r< Mrs. Claude W«xl und Mra'Mat- Mr and Mr*. Floyd Beckwith and| her sister-in-law. Mr,* fzla Dunbar. 'Miller. MN. C. W Crawford Mrs. extended. ' to her home in Gary. Ind., today Cardinal Prlnqg, J E. McElwain; ----- -•lake —-oft'* union2at Fish Sunday.---------tie Kimble attended thc all day family. Hiirojd Newton and Mra. Carroll Me. xFRFKAns* KK1V1 vun>< iScarlet, Prince-*. Roy Chandler: 3 meeting at the Coats Grove church Mr nnd Mrs. Gerald Doster went for a week's visit. ■ ,1 AluX; ronu. na.i. A ’ C,"n"”' G1Chandler Rom; Mr. und Mp. T B Hart of WaUop Guinn. ' LACEY. ' nt Cloverdale qver the week end. on Sunday । to Chicago Tburaday to visit her r mr ,( r.V^r“ to' ”*d- 1 Dr NeL'Otl Shook. Rfiy ChBBTiie ice cream social Tbur*i.iv They also called on Mr. and Mrs. ■ Mi- and Mra. Carl Finstrom have brother, Joseph pelrce. und attend। Corners^ All -gun Co., were Batui- ’ UfANDSEN—BOWDITCH, day night und Sunday guest.* of । From the Sun Leandro. Califor- pnns and other, rniuica! <?i ltls!t“-1‘chandh r ?* R<k*xhnd ^Rwctian5u *-------------"’’v "T®* waa “ l‘uv‘ -----Ferrii Brown of PrairievlJJe Bunday been entertaining Mr and Mrs. the fair. . • nti;. (taper -we quote the following menu was glum Otte night last week dI’‘r “salmm. *tOSNivie' ro i ^2’ lz,U1 and financially, neti Ing evening. Erickson of Chicago, former resl-; Dlw Kelley of Fort Madison, Mra. Ida’ Palmntier. Frederick Wolfe and George Mil­ concerning a former .Harting* res)- ... .rmor of Mr and Mr*- Allen 2" * AriL-e. nJ 7-, lhe L A 3 <J bn«‘ fhd dent* here. Iowa, hx* been visiting his brother,' in iwn ]; totibergcr of Salem, .Oregon. •' , rc Ut . nt ---------------'k the church-Sunday evening heard BLTOop. who rtipp-d away to South j ulnki Rm f828 00. Wayra- Bidtlinnn. who L* a mem-i Michael Kelley, and other relative.-Xr'/ra..,^.’ bcr of the c C C. stationed near the past »«k. w^l\0L frlenil^and re.rttyt-.. Ind, recently ».«, and were phl5?' Born r, ‘“c> ” Friday of• «« I.-.m week to Mra u very sincere and helpful sermon. Culminating a romance begun Bend. ...... -v.. quietly '.ch",“;5 ; * . ....... i ;Chandte. 2 J. Hr-.,ic- MePharlm.^nd Mra. Merle DunlMberger, ncnnrui Rev. Nortori will be with us at the Marquette, is h:>:nr (hi* week visitMira Jean Kniskern returned Sun- here ”* and at Coats Grove, -------------- -----------Uf„., aa uauy ixj> who Ji Mr. and-Mr*. Cyril Pcnn-y and win n they we:e students at the M. named Ha re They responded with : Roy Chandler ? A!Jiplady -j-—Roy —■* „ •*«t carey. wno'^L nasbrtn *ame Ume <8;00) next Sunday eve­ ink hi* parent* day U» her home in Chicago after t«i Mi.* mi* 8. C- Mis* Dorothy Bowditch of tiie usual treat?,. The bride w;u ML-;, children of Royal Oak vUited Chandler. Yellows 1. Golden Meas--------------------?, „ j£n,’,’<‘a,Y named Harvey Merk-jmng Will you not come and ?te»w Mr. und Mr-. Charles Burrdimhs a yisit with her grandmother. Mra. Ph^Iui’L Michigan and Mr Mank- opa! Prati-hka, daughter of Mr. and.,tlft-. Roy Chandler; Etta Blough lust .week. Richard K,v,,n,,. ".an^2- ,Runted !«-,7l!,!e”,lGold. Po!”- Mu** Helen Gray is substituting at by your prcrcnce tliat you are Inter- • of Cleveland. Ohio, un: spending a. D. Kniskern “ hn Frand.—n were married ut the Mra Theodore Pranshka o/ Shultz. :wv Rev. Vlt Geo T v-'nus. Curtis. Middleville; their vac,atc4i wills friend* in this: ““ \ Mbs K ile Sibley returned on Middleville 33 the Lacy telephone exchange for rated in rots wcrthwhile oammunily ............... . • a„a man B ine uWaijm. Of cwi„, o,™,; R,„ en 1 Dream. Roy' chandler. *.nitir.'d Garrett, who with i tuset and take home some upliftnlg city and vicinity. ■ JMonday ---------- to------her home nt Au GreMr. and Mrs Alfred Bishop of j White ------MU» fxmiw Rogers nnd gue.-.t. after visiting Miss Mabel SUwm ... ‘Xteerai others from this vicinity are thought* to help you through Uus ning at 8 o'clock. .Cloverdale. Both were former Ha.-‘d|,,r. 2. lhe n i-.um.il*. which !<x.k place tings High schdol pujiils, and have I' * . 2.*?-,, .' ” • spending several days with Mr:'and, weckt Cecil Robert*, of Baton Rouge. La. since Wednesday. • .‘■jx-ndiii-: few day* days m in Chicago Mr. and Mra. Harry Dursum and day in Chicago at the fair. • in front of the Urge window of the many friend* tn ana around H«L-'B,...'t n„.. rhnnrtter- -» \r tio.*.' 'Mn * Frimk Gretm sight seeing iri air .*;x ’ndm’i ua few Mrs Edith Tyler or fi mlt St? at tht Worlds Fair ] daughter. Rum- Ella, of Plainwell living room, was performed by Rev. tings who all Join in wishing them a) ('Iird t-. wr*nv<.nri..r 1 J’,3rlllcrn Michigan. Wbcon*m and A-single human hair will Hip­ Herbert Gain and ML*.* Beryl Bu.*- . jx-m Saturday P M. with Mr. und Marie, l* expected here 'Friday f >r On. r.tlicd congrcgalionnl minister. Icng r.nd n,.ppy life. They will re-: D, Moody J E McElwain- *» Km , pie! a weight of four ounces. . a few day.*' visit with her brother The r-aim w.c- decorated with niasre* aide with lhe groom's parent* for a; wy and Mr and Mra. Gordon Gum Mrs. Keith Darnels. rhatS'ioJ. * „ .' Mr- George Clark and daughter,. nnd wife. Dr. and Mr* Franz Willi­ -.1 y.ri-roloreri gladioli and b-«- wtule • p, v ~and er ’fm.k 1 S Ed!!h' ri UaUlv Cr<^' u’,f«f Buitlr'Creek visited Frank an<i Mr. and Mrs. w. A< Thoma., and son.. qg<t.. Of tin- Cower together, with ------------------------------------ ! j^Jl m-, J * a rd lhe P ’1 *«* w,,h Mn AIb*rt I ML-.* L< th? Gnni Bunday. baby und Mra Theo. Pomeroy of Mr. find Mrs Ron Rd Warner, in fern-., u-.ie ma ..ed txd<«c the tin- BUSINESS WOMEN'S HOSMr. and Mra Fiank Edmond.* and .itoclMster, N. Y.. spent Sunday with ■o,n Ghnn-l’cr PuJnl/1 Pm CU,k w|1° h -pending . thi* week company with Mr. and Mr.- Lloyd plarc VITAL GUILD MET MONDAY.! I F" McElwnm 2 H^r‘ wHh ln ,h 'r n’ « hoB;e ,n l’* ... E w C. Edmond*, ---------- visit­ MrJ Charles.Pomeroy. Mr — andI Mra. Tb->.bride was attired in a gown Mra. Earl Boyea ww* haste** t-,frrd »«.. rhindlor * q./okv "?'e;,y' A,b’rt CIark An'’ t-'randdaughed Mr and Mra Charles Jones cf . Mm. George Coleman returned on McCormick ot Detroit left on Mon­ A Century of Profcre.*.* in of white Ronuiiivt crCpe. made *lm- the Biulnc*.. Battle Creek on Wednesday. I Thursday- from a visit with rela- day for' Women'.* Hospital vf.Ter Vnchroe‘ w 1 sMiiij.,-. ’ Mte4 w,ln‘“ Jcan' Battle, Ml.-. L-d' Severance l* spending thr* in Michigan City. Ind . and i*ts„ ply tn aicordanre with the pre.+ent Guild on Monday evening at her 2 ROmnnre Rov Chandler' 3 Emt’l frC1‘k-1wl11 accompany the crowd n week in Coldwater with1’friend*. tending thejair in Chicago. mcJc Tl.i ilb -r length gown was Wall lake cottage, the member* una, iUburn J E* \fcElwnlii Till—t r<lfn heic wl,h Mr tSf**-”- Other* Mr‘ ’* Rural. Mi.'i E Clark Tarunt . With her sL.tei- Mr* Wayne Frey, MLn. Bettv HUI <>t Evanston. Ill visited :n Pontiac over thc week end. nmde cspe effect and txtmrned with guest* having a very delightful1 |«mkc I Mrs Lran Douai** n ;. ’ f rom nearby are. Mr. and Mra. Ar- ' j aptke, 1. she vte'ted A Century of Progrra* who has ixan visiting Miss Jean ““ ................................................... ■%' r X °o"^iS Alvo . attended tin- "Air Meet' there KUidmia* Following thc bountiful supper, w^sj^m last week. Kni m.cKciii, ’-kcrn, Wit ir;; on <>u Saturday oaiuruny for ir>r J ’ jiunte nnd Mr* Stuart Clement Her brule-nrald Mrs. Charlotte the business tesrtdn was »’• ’ ifiisket of Giaamias. 1. hov cnanMr. n. nnd Pr<*M railing Attorney «i*d Mr.’ll Saturday to attend the fuL E Barnvlt were dinner guests at Mr. ai,(| Mr*. Robert W. Cook were, Lo? । absent from their home here since: rw” 1! of-the former * brother Mer- blm -s.lk l ran. with a co.*ugv ol Mr*. D. A. VanBu;-kirk. wu* prc..ent-; g,-q -j- Cmrti* Xllddlevillc I tlu.- Keiloi-u Health Camp at Pirn m Bbnton Harbor Wednesday to ruiL-’u Mio died *ttddenlv ut hf. white . viokt:; und pink bmvardla rd with a gift from the Guild in ap-' artirtir D’MUw 1 Mr* fa roir {Wednesday of last week. Tlsey are . int,ct Mi?* Constance Cook, who ha* Like on Sunday. {spending some time with a brother Mrs. Harold era’s and daughters. been vUithig in Chicago and attend­ hune. in Flint ot heart trouble iof the latter in Chicago and visiting jman. „ r _ * .,>».«■ w.u ,h.n I ot ih« ,U„ ; Mh» few. n*w. Brn' tbo.'if from here who .-it* —,-“ 1-.■ ■■■•■.•. rind Barbara u! Park Ridge. ing thr fair. . Ij Arnone he Yctklcy rcho IA Century of Progress. ' Fullowing the ceremony a dinner new teAelwru* mldiiier .1 Sun v.n, l>-Oupl.y. 1 Rev. Om T cur* n iini..-. iiiinw. 1 *iu*a wrane*-'r| * Illinois. Hii-i and «••*. Mr*. Thonuu Rowan ... nt Mira rouirca-cKtgr* Frances Saw- leit left WrdneaGJ—“™;“— »*.ul *>>en.te-Mw,, Joh„ E , aJ SI!„ITZ tiay were Dr. and M: • w.i* held at the home of tiie groom'.*. Com,Ui. Chicago were guestaof Mr. and Mn.-day fur Grand Rapids, where Aw 2“ , , JArry. Ing tooinbuu-O. contributed, . JohnIM.le. SredUns. I. JohnBnitc.| MllI.TZ. Frank Beckwith. Mr, parent*, ut tended by tclatlves and loj ........ ——■ * !wn# th,, 1(>r several day* of “u.n‘ intimate friends. Mrs. Don B!hx» , Mrs. Don Bl'.ven is to be the host- j l Shultera- 3 Mr* Oriey' Several friends and rrtatlv’-s *urMr. and Mrs Melvin Prentice and her .... unde arid aunt. „Mt. and Mrs. Solon Doud and Mrs. .George Payne The bride, who L* the daughter of ess « for September. Ar number. I Knickerbocker.. Snapdragons 1 Mrs Byron Lewis on his birthday Mr and Mra Frcdrrirk Parker. Jr family of Battle Crock spent th - Wm. Base, and family. ML. and Mra. B. A. Dowditch of ---------- --A D Stecklc; 2. Mrs. J. E Vandcn-: Wednesday and enjoyed a ptea-.ant w.:ek «nd wKh Mr. and Mrs. Fred ---- ----- ------ Pittsford. 1.* a graduate of the UniCELEBRATED BIRTHDAY. jburg. Dahlias -Basket •. 1 Mrs A evening Y«4ma. Mi GejrEla Prenticd- re­ v< rally cf Michigan and a member In honor ot her fifth birtluti I D. Stecklc; 2. Mrs. A. D Stecklc j *LnJ Vedder bit week, the latter accotpP. , h ‘ ;Tt > J , m?? ^ iro.n tor i ’ 1. maining over for the week. of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. Maryetla Faul was ha.tc** to tig V- I Artbite Display. 1. John Engle Brat Mr- and Kr»- Jol‘” Chamberlain and ot. panytiig her to Battle Creek Sat- Fredericia* q lint je iLon for t.u Mr and Mr*. Jami-* Hlteh ick 21 The groom, who is thc son Of Mr. ui of ;>,.T h.’r little nine >c;v;nu> friends mi on axunuay Monday n»i-j af I-i named Vvariety. ). William Staska. PMricia. Miss Barbara Chamber-' ' renting h..-. 1^... - •ytffr. Mitlrtlt ville, who.have been .11 ill ..a.K with ur(f„y enroute to Angola and Mr. . F. 6. Frandx-n ot this city, enwon. The children played games-pmtnia* ’". Petunias. 1. Winifred Johnston !aln ond Mbs Maybelte Hurt attend-' Mra. J E. McElwain, Miss Mary typnrid fear ill the home of Mr MrXO. If. Cleveland of Colum*''M‘vV"r;nny ' McElwau ’. 1UI' a’position with Montgomery nnd Bivn—au. a happy time. Mrs ixuy Roy rimer; Fidler- a. 3 cd ,he McCallum reunion at Donald ”, bad .....; .................. . , I Delphinium, i1 .nis uniiy *; and Mn W. A •Hitchcock, arc both bus. Ohio, und nephew. Wendell M^Llwaln, The dining -room refreshRt,v.uru. Oc0-i. . -T. *,ui<u<, curtla,anaaicvnic; ’ «i-». I| Rev. Geo. Curtis, Middleville;u.3 McCallum's. West Hope. Saturday MUntnret , ,, . ! ---—••• where — — ■-—• .1 Kratz, of Covingldn. Ky. ar<- gue.*U 1"^ JJh^Vir; The young people will make their;menL* were served was decorated j Mrs win . Mrs- Grace Clark of Khlamuoc Mr. and Mr. Gary Croak visited a <>f Mr*. Nettie Hyde and Paul Hyde. Schaunjicr of Detroit, and ML. vn home in Pittsford. with pink and whits and the pyra-i smgie Lily. 1. Carrie Todd: 2. ' called 00 relatives here Tuesday. ■ ^"^d nS^n^hSS a th-* cou-un. Je.je Mould, yt Fi.-.ter lake, Aii spent Monday *-.th Mr. .nd ---- —» »* —— mid birthday cake bore live pirtk Several from here enjoyed thc Clfarlcs Rogers; 3. Mra. L. V. Bess3nd Friday In cnicxgo a* tn. HIGH SCHOOl. MEMOnear Bt-num Harbor on Thursday. Hankin Hyde ol Prairieville. - candle.*. Maryetla was remembered mer. Bouquet (Tt Lilies. 1. Mrs Mar-i-.-. Flower in Hastings Saturday. — show ----- ---------------- --------------1 Mis* Dorathy returned with .... Gould .. .... ---------------- : Mr and Mrs L Severance entero...a , RY CLUB MEETING, with some lovely gifts. Ian B. Gcodyear; 2 W. L Shultera; ,n 5,h?_ t. . , , , vrot' ~With MU*~ Barbara -aincd over Monday night Donald.! ^r ]n^’^?7-were Xk <nh them for The fourth annual meeting of the: --------------- --------------------3 Rev. Geo T. Curtis. Middleville ' Smith of Grand Rapids Croak McIver [7nnd’’tVs H irTcv Fox Harting* High School Memory Club, HASTINGS PARISH PICNIC, ___ _________ »”« Sura and Elizabeth M,K,r .od and HurMixed flower.-, basket or bouquet; 1 ,ft'1 *cr* wllh h13 grandparAmong tbnsr from out n^own vcy. Uiyd and Blanche McDougal ’•“”'* ®* ~r * d L .,id was held (in an Aug A-.ig. 12. at thc the home Iwmc of The Hastings parish picnic at Mrs. A. D D. Steckle: 2 R .Schillman; .Schillmun ienl’• *’r- ?nc^ ,Mr* Smith. Mr. who attended the Garden SlaR uiv of But know. Ont. The youiig |>eople and William. willmm. Botiy routv Lou Iain and and David Da id Mr.*. held • •*- • - j| jex- ........... J_. W|liitts, south “ of' Hastings. " Stuurt lake was well attended, near->AL3 jjy, will •MUhier Marigold* 1 =nt| Mrs. Smith nnd Mr* Alma Baturt'av were Mrs. Emma Wick- ---------- -- ._ ... A. Seibert Tho had been Midting nt the with Mra. were driving to — Chicago to — visit —_______ _ of —. Uy 90 people being present. After cn- x*rs Guy *Giddln»s; Mr... . Flora Belle_____ Sum-11 lidding*- 2 Mra Mrs jJ” g E ’j "'undcrllrh of Grand Rapids came Fox home returned home with the!: h*m. Mr. and Mrs. H J. Theis and Century .if I’rogroui. Kalamazoo, were Joying the fine .Un.™. ns hostess. There wn-c ’iri.’:- 3.3 Mra Mrs OO Lsenhatn Lsenh.atn 1'■ .............. Mra o LwnhktnJ M£h’™8un*>\ . .ms picnic jjumii. dinner. u,u„... Han ,|vandrnb vnnarnouri: . Mr and Mn. Lew Backuvcn of ButMr ami Mra. W."J. Sarr and Mr. fr. and '3# present A tsuntltul pot luck *up- John Ketchum gave a very inter- nt)ft s. 1. Mrs. Roy Fullers 2 Mrs ) Thc Barbara Chamberlain Dr. and Mrs J. R. Hay. Mr. und Mrs. James Root of Akron. mr*.r r. “ ?. ..................... ML*.* per.wa* served r.. i-uiiu u* - - -- cafeteria -- style -- on ■ the -­ eating and instructive address on a. D. Stccklr.-. 3. Mra Roy Fuller aI1U Maj'belle Hart entertained the Guests of Mi .1 Neva Ullfry during Ohio, were dinner guest* ol Mr. and .Ethel . >»«'»• -after --------which ------------------The afternoon wa* Sweetpeas I Peter Allerding Four-' bM”-** aunt. Mra. Martha Ri-plogl.-. Clark of Toronto and Rev and* everyoneThe tookNew partDeal." ■ the pa*t w.Mk wfro Miss Eleanor Mrs. Hurry Ritchie Thursday eve­ ■ Mrs J. Knox Clark >f Belmont, on- in an hour of sports and games. .spent with-games, and swimming o'clock. L Harold Flnkbctner. Bal-• nira mis vmr* » v"- ;•; . . ........... -----..... - ■ T>chan of Chicago. Mis* Esther ning. Mr and Mra. Sarr nnd 7j . . j, und . * daughter. ..... w----------Mr. r‘ ' tario. Ml?.* Olive *.<»« Mts. Clurlv. Gladys Hlrv-n... Slocum, ..as program 1and all departed tor their home* 43ln I Harold Finkb iner. Zinnias.-) Sh;up*- and Miss Beulah Kendrick und Mr» Root are occupyiiw Clark, of Grand Rapid.* are picnic chairman, then presented a program 1satisfied that it was a day well spent ; t Mr«. .Will Mishler: 2 Mrs. O fsenOf Grand Rapid.*, and Miss Margery Ritchie cottage at Gun lake ^■supper t puert.s of Mr. und Mrs For-rof music. ----und ---------readings ----------centered1 > •---------------- • ! hath: 3. R. SchlUman. Wierlnga of Middleville. . th- .'. ,ng ng ' Among My SouSou-j SHUPP—THOMPSON. ' Dwarf Zinnfaa. Mrs. Guy Giddlnra rest B. Lane at Clear lake today., around -tlxMr. und Mr I. Severance and Mr and Mrs Harold Skarjson and Wednesday, and will vidt Miss Bet- venirs." which hrousht brought hack back old | Judge Stuart Clement performed Terranlum. 1 Mrs. A D Steckl - ! dnurtittr, Miii-v ixils, attended th- son Richard of 'Big Rapid* were ty Lane at Camp khannlwa. ■* to each rarh *me nresetiL — hl* ।last EverlasUngs. t*..<n_, i1. 3 and 3. a ..... j memories present.-j hl* si-rnnrt M.-cond marrlam* marriage eeretnanv ceremony'Urt Mra. Willi’ Kverancc reunion at thc Iwiw of guest* of Mr. and Mrs Willard 1 Mr. nnd Mra A. J Larsen nnd-won Georgia Jarman.^ Srcy. -■wk when he united in marriage; Mishler. Table Center Piece. I Mar-i ■rmnn Andrews near-Howell Sat.................................... -- , - —- , Ickes over the week end Mr. SwanDonald H. Shupp, 22. and Mix* 1UI1 D Goodyear. Auers. 1. Mra. J. E ■ uidav. Hitrbnin '.Van Dyke, came son nnd soil arc visiting Mr and John and daughter. ML*** Ro -bud. QUIMBY HOME COMING. --------- M. .............. - I«. ,.MMV uorotny rnompson. both of; vnndenburg; 2. Mra. J. E Vanden-I and Mbs Esther and David Kilmer home with them for 11 visit. . Mra. Ju me.* Swanson. Mr*. Swan- ■were nr NnahvUic UIum Ruth and ’ Harriet i I...L-... — . 3 Krs j g Vnndenburg., The Quimby Home Coming last Nashville. Misses Ruth and Harriet btifg; 3. .„.WV..UUIB. in Lansing nn Friday *to attend Mtz. ami Mr?. Warren Wilcox of ron nnd Mrs. ickes going to Big 1 were thc funeral of thc infant son of Mr Sunday was a real succt'xs from Thompson, friend* of the bride, were । cockscomb. 1. Mr*. O. Isenhath: 2 Juckaun and Mr. und Mra. Weldon Rapids on Tuesday. Mr. and Mr*. Shupp i ~ charie.***RojTers;'X ~ Phyhls’llinman We wish to thank our many friends of Hastings and ! mid Mrs. Theodore Kilmer. - very standpoint. Hon. John Ketch- the Whneye.*. * “ Brunson. Mr. and Mrs George Rob- : Dr. and Mrs. John Hobbs Dewey, ; F. H. .Dewey. Mix* Louw Dewey am gnw/U very interesting pn.vn- will reside In Nashville. z i Phlox, annual. 1. Mrs. A Altoft; 2. Barry County for thc patronage you have given us Insotj. Mr and Mr*. 'Basil Smith with their three children. J.^JCen- and Charlo Stillwell of Lansing and tatton of thc Sunday Sc lux, I lesson • France* Alfording. Phlox, pcrenand Mrs S..C Brock enjoyed a pic- yon. Diana and Jack Blair.” who ,the former'.* granddaughter, Mro*Jto a large class of young people and duing the past 7 years and we hope that our relations HONORED .MRS. CURTIS. . Ij trial. l!lB|. 1. j. Mrs. Mrs Roy Fuller: 2. Charles -nic -----at Gull •lake----on Sunday. J have ----------been spending several weeks Complimentary to Mr*. F. A., Rogers; 3. Frances Allerding Sun­ Virginia Rohen of Buchanan, were adulL*. will be as pleasant in the future as they have been Mrs Elwin BarifopuM- hns le- with Mr-and Mrs. Floyd Everhart, : guests of Rev and Mrs L- 1. Dewey A pot luck dinflct was enjoyed by ' -Curtla ot Detroit. Mr.* Pauline Me-; flowers. 1. Elmer White. Bouqu-t turned tn her home In Detroit after arc leaving tins week for their home and George oh Saturday and Sun-jail present. in the past. May wg continue to serve you. Ombor entertained acverul guests ati of Wild Flowers, 1. Peter Allerding. spending ■ three weeks with her in West Palm Beach. Fla. they will 1 The afternoon program consist- , lunchfcn nt the Country Club onH Mrs. Will Olney. Any other flowmother, Mrs. Frank Slocum, 1001 visit relatives in Ontario and New i Mr and Mrs Adolph Schulz and '•d ot a-worship service. Tucndny nnd at dinner at six o'clock IPM. 1 Pansies. Mrs Mort Townsend; So. Dibble St• | York en route. Friday, August 18 .. Saturday, August 19 son Freddie, Mr nnd Mra. WUltetn | The Conklin quartette sangaspe- at the home of Mf<* Nonna Michael . 2. Scabosia, Mr*. W. J.' Holloway; 3. Schulz and Mlv Joan Horton oi >cial number. Miss Marjory Hoyt. Bridge was pUjcd tn thc evening. Mixed bouquet. Miss Bertha Stiek. ; ncy. . , I Grand Rapid* and John Eash oll««ve several violin selection*, and at the home of tlw hotess. 'Freeport and Mr nod Mrs. Keith K™- Hoyt, a former pastor, gave a ----------*** ‘ Special for children. 1. Cockscsmb. Full Cream BIRTHDAY PARTY. Phyllis Hinman; 2. Dahlias. Harold .Daniel* enjoyed a picnic dinner ati»«* sermon which was *cry helpful Master Jack Walton.entertained j Finkbeiner. Special for basket of !Lakc Al-Gon-Qtlln Sunday । to all. nine boy* on Monday afternoon tn liltea, 1. Mrs P T. Colgrove Fra*I Secy C. F. A»cell. Miss Josephine! • •► ■ Smith and ML*s Ethel Jone.*, accim-1 SHOWER FOR RECENT BRIBE. honor of hi* birthday. The young-(cr California Zinnia*. Class l-l panted by Mr. and Mra. Edwin bouquets of late summer stcr* had a happy time and enjoyed. Mrs. John McOmber. 2. Charles Jons* of Denver. Colx, were at Wai- nc-acrs made attractive decorations lhe afternoon to the fullest extent. Roger.*; 3 Mrs. L. IL Evarts Class 'den Woods on Wellneaday. the flrrt .{or the miscellaneous shower on TELEPHONE 2241 Maxwell Hou«« Vacuum Pack lb. NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. ! Rogers; 3 Mrs. Will Mishler Sweepthree representing the Barry Conn- i Monday night given by Mim Bust TOWN TALK. A Famoui Bland Jb. I^c Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. Having*, Mich. Mis.’. Jean Birtelman spent Thur*-1 slakes, 1. Mrs. E A. Burton; 2. Mra. Ity Sunday School Awoemtlon ns of- Gre;g assisted b} the Ml-'.*m Iona 'fleers The meeting was for County 'Glllcapie, Marjorie Parker, and day with her brother. Donald Bide!-'Roy Fuller: 3- Mrs. Will Mishler, BUTTER. I lb. J*r ISc 2 1h-j«r man. at Albion. I --------------------------------Sundav School officers of Michigan Norma Rowley honormr, Mr.*. Leon The Parmelee Ladles' Aid has been HOPE CENTER. and was well attended : Young, formerly Ml» Katheryn at Clias. McDermont and family at?, i Mrs. O. ?, Chidester. Mrs. Mtirtan | Hunt, a recent bndr. at the Perry ;postponed.for this month. The next . erecting tables and making plans fo. Goodyear. Mr*. W. N. Chidester.cottage. Wall irtu-the occasion also meeting will be Sept.'21. Mrs. W. R. Cook and Mrs David being Mrs Young s birthday. The ■• Mrs Hannah Morgaaand Maurice]the Pennock reunion to be he’d at DaaA4-M«A Shultz, Freeport French were guesta of Mr*. F. A.;«“«H numbered fifteen, former Thomas left this morning for a trip their home next Saturday. August We will continue our sale on Wall Paper until oui^ DUH*!/ or Middleville Curtis of Detroit nt the Candle Light i schoolmate* and friend.*. A bountl- ; through northern Michigan and will 110 u. stock* have been reduced as low a* possible. .’—. Inn n*sr Marshall on Thursday. | P*x luck supper wx* enjoyed aft­ visit relatives in Detroit and Port • ] IMr. t and Mrs. Elmer Amsler and ■two sons —of .— Kenton. Ohio,... are visit­ • ..y-.,. ......... ' Mr and Mrs. J. M. 8iw,n ot Gin-1" wl‘ich the evening was »perit in Huron. ,— ... __ .. __1 Mr< Many Pattern* at elnnati. Ohio, nnd ML.* Belle Bn*h I visiting and dancinc The bride wan ' About 175 attended lhe Parmelee ‘Ing their panics. Mr. and and Mi*s Elizabeth Hood <jf Cov-'«w recipient of many beautiful and ।school reunion and every one had a Frank Leonard, MEAT SPECIALS fine time visiting and all enjoyed Mr. and Mr* Clyde Ashby from mg*oh. Ky. were auesU of Mia*juseful gift-* thc program, bail game and sports, j Kalamaroo. Mr. and Mra. Edd Mabel BLsson and Mimm Adah and .,**■ It was voiea voted ro to have nave it at tnc thc sane.-1 sanv.’j Withy w imy anu and airs, Mrs rncna Phtna wox Cox from Zell* Odell Sunday night and MonBAMELs—MATTEaON. , ; it •' j Conutcck -visited at the Fred Ashby day. Ml.*.* Madeline Matteson, daugh- ; place next year. DICKORY BRAND, H Lb. Maurice Thomas and MLv Ruth home Sunday ’. Mr and Mrs. MT Kailadjian ' Mr and Mra A re lue Matteson Package, Sliced . . . 12c A DOUBLE ROLL and daughter. Miss Ruth, and sons, ol Baltimore township, and Mr. Heintz of Leiihton. Mr. and Mra.| Cart RWkcr and wife and little Robert and Willism, of Now York Kennel h Daniel*, son of Mr. and Warren Marlin and family and Mra ??n of,Ea.s? Wall lake took Sunday City, are guerts of the farmer's *K- Mrs. E'.wyn Daniel* of this city. ,;;Rachel Allen.were Sunday guests:dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Order Your Cold Meat* From U» I Lyttle ter and hueband. Dr. and Mr*. H A.>'re united in marriage at Angola, hot XU.' und Mrs. David Bcnawa, SPICES FOR CANNING Atlrounle. and family. Mis* Ruth te Indiana, on August 7. nicy spent .' Mr. and Mra. Daren Tuhgute have I Mr. and Mrs RuwII Kay and lltfevers! '»■•*-* days '■*In «n*n Ohio. rvimit Detroit anri and i bern entertaining relatives from New tie .xm of .•Kalamazoo spent last 1* a senior al Barnard College. Full Line of Fresh Stock. LOWEST Prices. week with their parents. Mr. and I Canada They will lic-al home to York lhe paft week. Miss Fern Kermeen of Rattle Mrs. Frank Leonard their friend* at 119 North WashingDINNER FOR GUESTS. Creek 8inttartair ts spending her ■ Lyle Ashby spent last week in ' Qn .Tuesday evening. Dr. and Mra ton St. Hastings, for thc present. Guy C. Keller nnd Mu* Mac Keller Mr* Dame’s is a graduate of the vacation with her parent*, Mr and Kalamazoo vbfilng friends and yelaCOMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE ; tlves, returning to his home Sunday. entertained Dr. and Mra. H. A. Harting* High school and Barry Mrs. Earl Kermeen and Wayne. We D.liv.r Th. Big Little Store Mrs. Jack Snyder of Hasting* was Mr. and Mrs. Clare Ashby* and Adrounie and family and their . County Normal, _____ — havi rtaj — taught the; •*-« Sodas — Sundaes — Cones — Drinks gugsU. Mr and Mra. M T Halted- week., ------ sdwjl ' • tl'f -r-> ’ ' f-*r Con­ a gur-t of her daughter. Mr? Earl-llf’le daughter are ’i-IUng their . nan slid family irom New York city, gratulatioiw are extended to Mr. and Kennten. and family and attended parent.-. Mr apd Mr*. Will Trine in" , the Parmelte school reunion. 1 Camp Custer. at, dinner. at. ' |3»trs. DarueU. Social Events and Personal Mention IT FLOWER SHOW Coining Event* Cast Their Shadow* Before T.S. Baird 5.' . “u, KVASS'7-1 “.’S'.’.' 7th Anniversary Sale Lt. 17c Cheese Reed’s Drug Store Crackers mu. 15c mu. x$c Z7‘/2« Coffee WALL PAPER SALE Peanut age CornFlakei ORPO5TT£ E X4c 10c - 13c - 15c Bacon 13c Beef Steak /* ti INMA �THF HASTINGS BANNER WEDNESDAY. ACGU8T 16, lift PAGE EIGHT I.E<1 At SOTICE mwhi*. । ■ COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS ■ Tiie A J Miller and Frank Green , nrr] r1 fU TID flUT C motor truck party of about thirty 1 Fl E> LnUl\LnL>J left Monday on a ton days* tour —;--------------------------------'ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ sightseeing by way of the’Soo. thc EMMANUEL CHtDtCU. TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. EiraiUi. Picture Rock.’, returning by I EPISCOPAL! ' MOTICB TO CMEDTTOK1 WANTS tun <■! ITwn •> exjx^Hon Ivan Brit:--. Will Schreiner. WeJi-y ButIrr Luc? Butii-r. Mrs. Mary Taylor. Mr and Mrs Frank Own. Mr and Mi* A J Milter and John Miller •wore among Blow to go. Mrs Mary Lee, who submit tod to Guaranteed Tru Fitting Service anteed to bold tho rupturo and we koop it In proper ad­ justment for yon. Let us show you the New Akron Tntes feature ‘’Selective Pressure Control”. Nothing else like Mon- than 25 pennies cun rightly TIBET METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH iwi-pttul.' w canvuli-scmF u] home. Mr and Mrs. »’ohh‘ Norris visited* dir. , at the home ut her daughter. Mrs. MiljlC Fisher- Mn. -Mary Fish­ ... i hi • ‘ Mlu Helen Gray Is supplying at the telephone u.'Iice at Latey thia. WEBLEYAN METHODIST CHUBClt The Prescription Drug Store Hastings Mr. and Mrs Frank Schroder left last’ w- Lk on a three weeks’ motor trip in Northern Michigan, going by Saul: St«r. Marie to Vermillion Lake. Vermillion. Minnesota, where they will visit their brother. Charles Schroder. Mr and Mrs A. C. Hyde and Mr. . MICHIGAN Our Success Has been Achieved through care­ fol bail new manatemrnl and satisfactory dealing with policy- Citizens Mutual Srid Tinkler farm, are moving io the Silas Cta-skiH farm r ?-!i>- Nina Conklin Is t pen-Jinv, the Week’ at tin- Mr. und Mrs. William Hanuiiond home.wiilie they ate on-, u motor trip throuuh Michigan. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. L. MAUS Local BnttavnU'.lvv. Rastlugv. Mich Paul of Beulah left-' tor Itume on. Thursday' after a their parents. Mr GEORCE M. NEWTON .v.Snt -io-’fLAbi.-jL-;::: :" r-.i. Hyde Sunday at tiie Mr, Dirrld Jonea hottie ui --I:* Fred Milh: and family. Mrs. p.nis Warner. Milt-m. Ihirtnnraiiul mil Hatx-rt Barium, attended the Hr' i* ‘ NEW AND USED AUTO PARTS Miil-r Brntiu-r.; farm' at Eaton Ji Batteries, Connrrtinj Rods. Radiators, • Clutrhe*. Mulflrrs For AH Cars. Body OU»» Ia«UlI«d Wills Tou Watt. PARTS FOR ALL CARS OPEN SAT. EVENINGS a sumptuous dinner .given to hosts. PHQNE 2637 HASTINGS One ntty-seven to one was lhe score by which the Chicago White Blockings baseball dub defeated }'] Memphis in 1869. NEW AND USED AUTO PARTS FOR ALL OARS 'NOTICE TO CREDITORS. raybestos'brakb linings and CLUTCH FACINGS BODY GLASS INSTALLED WRILB YOU WAIT OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS Hutlnrv Churrti Glenn F. Laubaugh PHONE 2637 CHURCH or THE KAZABENB. For Reliable Farm Fire Insurance in ORDER ion l Ur.I.ICATIO-; Michigan’s Largest Farm Mutual Fire. Insurance Co. ">att B'llldfnr Sea MORRIS O. HILL Haitinia, Michigan FREE METHODIST CHURCH. panlt-d by Mr and Mr.- Albert t ' , • • ot Buttle Creek. k-lf Saturday . • r./; - '1 -.!■! •A ’’.TM* . 1.- I ,- 1 .. i f • ■“ . *•- SPECIAL EXCURSION to A CENTURY oE PROGRESS HSRTDM.i. PARISH. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. AT CHICAGO, SUNDAY, AUGUST 27TH ROUND TRIP ORDER FOE PUBLICATION baptist church. B J. Adrock, Minliter ‘‘n Leave Hastings 6:15 A. M. (City time). Arrive Chicago ' 10:35 A. NL Leave Chicago 11:00 P. M. (City time). I Hr o! J^nni« days' outing. The Mh.t-s Dorb and Bean Henry.’ uum>.< in training at I.-. Patrons slwrl;- ire to drive to any cities Irom which excursion is operated and take ndvuntiwe thereof, may park cars on unused railroad property to the extent available. Such parking ahull be al patron's riski Ask Ticket Agent for information lion with their parents. Mr. DELTON “T E ClIVRCH NOTES Chicago, Kalamazoo & Saginaw Ry.—and MICHIGAN CENTRAL SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED and RENTED Get Your Supplies of The TRAINS USE STATION ADJOINING GROUNDS Out 8-23 lloihmin.’ Singer Sewing Machine Co. Al RoblrskiS Elec. Shop Hasting*, Mich. Phone* 2111 liUdrt n HASTINGS MARKETS Procars. —l'.' ’ • , T~ ' ' ; Sunday uti.„t.- at Mi. and Mr* Fred Heed> • • IH-.irl fia.’orc .uiii -i stor. Ada Bell per.*. Similar at Mr aitid Mrs c W If t in Ohv*: Mr and Mrs Fr.ink ll&wttu* spout ftundav vvenin' Mr». Lam-ri Manhall'g tn Branch dLtiwt Tn.- fam:. t t!v Manto C.rbvr riRST CHVRCH or CREDIT. BCIF.NTIFiT Publish Your Hit Lansing tram Stajday at ThnrnnAKTIKOS CITY MISSION. Ljlr Til H- AUCTION SALE on Mr IN THE BANNER! FAM? .meet:--'. CARDS of THANK& chubcii or cjibist, coats ceove and Mrs. Ben Han-on GRANGE PROGRAMS tRVINO ORAKCIE NO JSS b ana Sunda Unibniuth. wilt* and Read. In Nearly All the Homes in Barry County I IT IS IMPORTANT that you have a large number of "bid­ ders" at your sale if you wish to get the value of your prop­ erty. The extensive experience of The Banner in advertising auc­ tion sales has proven the value of this sort of publicity fyr auction advertising. Your sale published in The Banner brings the crowd of buyers. CHARLES H. LEONARD anti B< er and May Burkland Marjorie Hanson viittod her r.l tail , THETIME TO WANT-AD ughatn-Ph'-lps Wtkertv Otbountiful'dinner «« served and a nice program presented. RESULTS CREAM WANTED Phone 241) IIASTINGS M.rr Reil Clark and daughter Edith of Buttle Creek s;>ent last w«ek atjHic home of her i-ister. Mr-.-. Mary Clark. SPECTACLES FITTED, BEFAIBEE BROKEN LENSES REPLACED. WATCH CLOCK. JEWELRY REPAIRING. CASH FOR OLD GOLD Glenn F. Laubaugh office window, as Section 147 of the Postal Laws and Regulations states that "minor coins i5 and I !?.'.cent coins) arc legal tender up to 25 cents." Slaii.'un a.::.is» at Wall Ia>uLrVunl McIntyre of Film spent « part of- last week here. I SEE VS FOR INSURANCE da'J»r will go. ' ' • CASH PAID FOR CRFAM Operated by J. G..Miller All barbers of RUMia ftt .tanned uno tett boots Mi and Nclke DeWitt and Mrs. Lulu Jclincox and Byron motartd to Elk- j hart Ind. Mrnday, where- Byrotr und Nellie were married. Mr. and Mr* Floyd Palmer and family were Sunday guert', of Mr. and Mr? Dean Potter at Hostings., Mrs. Byron Johncox *|>cnt Friday ; with her mother in north Hope. Mr.< Karl Goldsmith arid twr children vf Viekaburg are staying the week with Mr. wd Mrs. flyroo. Many a farmer who has advertised his sale in The Banner has received from $300 to $500 more for his property than was originally estimated—just because.The Banner advertising brought a lot of "bidders.* Telephone Office: 2415 —and the BANNER Will Arrange the Date With Your Auctioneer �Wednesday, August 16,1933 PART THE HASTINGS BANNER ^QUiVERDALL. ✓Kill 1/ nnnni nrnn (content of 3 5 will be sold through- manufacturer 1* held by producer* fI >1WII K T 1111 It T oul at ,rt*U Ior 10 «»tM *° 1* an unfair bash to which the) -• • — , Mn. Rast/Pm*cc alUmded her an­ IVII Lit I HJUullLI U Milk of four per cent butterfat muil strenuously object Unfortunately riOniCnidkCTS k^OTtlCT nual i High sebooi class picnic at . __ delivered to lhe customer at 11 Ivoutvet. the milk producer outride .— . . .the i WI11IU faifn near Hasting* Satprr / [I in HPLU **nu * qt*rt; 45 milk at 12 cents; the fluid milk market*, is abnoat By Home Economics Economic* Specialist* Bpeclall*u'‘urday. l gfr 1 rfl | I ||l|f|l!M wlk ftt 13 wntt*u nUlk at 14 wholly who,,y unorganized, and tn In the thr abMichigan State state College Collate Michigan i Mra Haram Kellogg entertained rente: and certified milk at 13 cents. •cnce of any state aommiaalon. 1* |> her parents, Mr. ahd Mr*. Stea ven*. ■There are grade* also for cream, ! Inarticulate before t»ny- price fixing 1 and aunt of Warsaw, Ind . last week I pickling time teingi picklink Mr. and Mrs. A. Johncock and MOUNTING FEED COST* buttermilk and cottage cheese, *klm commission. nun n.TOM milk , ■ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------„ „ Governor ... Comstock and hi* ad- -------trouble*. Borne *w®i«’of the mon- daughter. ----Mte*-------------------Emma, motored to MAKE INOBUBES iI no No oeaier dealer wouia would oe be pernuneu permitted io to riaur* riser* and those thow representative* representatives • common oimmon difficulties mnvulties in having a good Adrian. Sunday, to attend lhe the John■’ inllk at any price different ----- - than who *•- •helped —1—1 the eovernor *ell governor kill kill lhe the |PnxJuct rcujt ... arf ducuBord ____ below cock ......inn reunion. NZOBBSABY ‘that Wi set up iur for Iiu hi* Ji«uc. grade. It for .a considerable overcooking ol of ingredient* U 1* coocoo-1 Mr. and Mr* Dougal McCallum a wa* ex-; bill came in .v. .. QvercooKing that if any dealer found ids amount of panning on Uie part, of jidcred one of »i»e major trouble­ and family spent the week end with GOVERNOR ERRS IN VETO plained customers would not willingly pay dealers and producer* at the meet- briMvrs. bringt-r*. home economics economic* food *~tpeing.—Ingham County Nc*«New* than a dune for a quart of Ing. --------- ------ telallsts, -Michigan Bute college, be­ OF MILK COMM'N. BILL inore milk, the dealer inuat reduce hit ------------- • • ► . jllerv. C0RN PRO n S /ECTS | Too hot or too strong > ■ *w nw ur »ou ilium vinegar Productra Peel They Should loe unT cn rnnn ovrr lru“« or vegetable*. too work, suppose a dealer u now supA.._ . Be Oonaidered at Well ARE NOT bO GUUU strong brine. or too much sugar plying Jersey or Guernsey milk ot 43 . -■ -------;■ . may cause shriveling. Sweet pickle* as the Dealere content at eight cent* a quart. In Outlook for High Pricet for very often Shrivel due to the combiDetroit milk prices are to prevail such case he must not only raise his ».•«.. tz/.. tnation of overcooking, too much Hoga Is Unpromising tu<ar and 1Uoo< kintgar throughout Michigan If tiie organ­ price to io cent* a quart, but he ized milk dealer* and dutrtbutor* of must also either skim or otherwiie in Country Softening sometimes is due to the state have tnetr way. The price reduce hi* butterfat to not above a Present DK«NXt* do not indicate t»«cterlal action. Too the weak vinegar rresrm prosp-ci* oo not mmcase Qr br|ne ^ Jqw plckki u to producer* vhoae product* go to 3 fl standard. M w.m, •- -m isTffd (hat u1|h ,hal Barry roumy wlll have i «.. fluid milk markets will -of---------courseuebe De<kr& soften from fermentation, or it may ’ based upon such a scale of Drice* their parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Bert McCallum, little Ralph who ha* been staying with hi*' grandparent* for a few week* returned Ixwne Sun­ day with ni* parents. Mr*. Holtz and Mrs. Olbaon went to Ann Arbor Friday to be with Ruth Horn during her operation for appendicitis. Mrs Holtz of Nile* i* here visit­ ing her sou. Rev. Holtz, and family this week. Little Mary Owens is entertaining her little, friend. Eva Mary Ritter, of anoliier birthday. Mrs Wm Snider Is entertaining her slater. Mi*. Asttlinsr. and hiu« with the exception of V broken rite whkh Im Mr*. Pine u entertaining lier mate liim feel any too g cousin and a friend from California The United State* 1* i thi* week. itandard. ruled Police . With bushel* of flower* and three of The Dalle*. Oregon, ’ birthday cakes, friend* from Cluyrr- fendanl in court ofltred dak- and relative* from Richland. fine tn dried prunes. Yorkville. Kalamazoo. Battle Creek. HMtlng*. etc . poured In on Mr. MacDonald from* Friday until Sun­ day evening t<2 help him celebrate more expensive than cite tricity. MEANS MONEY SAVED! or vinegar. . The terrible plfcht of lhe producer | greatly decreased oata and barley A bitter flavor may be caused by Dealer* Are Warned. wa* never more clearly shownf than vields. and will help supply dairy­ .. Producers present warned dealer* men with feed for cows But there boiling the spices in the vinegar too at Lansing Tuesday when milk deallong or by using too much spice. ers from all part* of tho southern t0, sl°« on fixing retail prices un­ are many farmers who will have a A soft of slippery condition 1* tiie peninsula gathered to consider an tn lhe government fixes the price good crop of corn who do not keep moat common form of *i>oilage and agreement regarding prices proposed to J’®141 farmer. Dealers ,many cows. is caused by bacterial action. It will to be submitted to NRA officials (or countered with thc argument that Tiie outlook for high prices for always occur if pickles are exposed their hoped-for approval. The fact 11,8 best way to proceed U to fix .hogs la not ao promising, although* above the brine or if the brine solu­ the governor had vetoed thc milk “ Price which thc consumer will ,tliey probably will bring better price* tion is w ww. This spoilage UU ^B too weak. doe* commLssion bill and that admlnU- j willingly pay and which will pro- ,than during the summer. It doe* ap- not penetrate rapidly to the lower trailnn force* had succeeded In de- v>de Mn oul,et toT a reasonable pear, however, that there are'good layer*, so untouched part* of the feating an attempt to override thc.quantity of milk, eliminating ex- ;--------- ffor „. ... ------praapects fat ..... cattle next <-i. fall and J#r oftrn may u, sflved by n.,.,ovlng veto wa* referred to many times by 1 pensive practices of distribution, and winter. : Dry weather in the states the spoiled part, adding brine, and the few producers who were present. then t0 r«ly on the fixing of a fair beyond . the Mississippi ha* cut short covering tiie whole with hot paraf­ In his veto message the governor P^e to U‘e producer. thc corn crop and reduced the pas­ fin. gave It nij his opinion that the fed-: It was also pointed out that the ture । and hay crops so that thou­ Top layer* ot vegetables ferment­ cral agricultural act would serve to.organized manufacturers have al- sands , and thouMnd>of cattle have ed In brine will spoil unless the protect Michigan producers and con-; ready to make Uiemtelve* felt in ,already been forced onto thc mar­ Mtum te frequently removed. If al­ sumers. Tuesday's meeting disclosed opposition to a fair price to the un- ;ket. lhe owners taking tliat way of lowed to remain, the vegetables unthe startling fact that until the pro- organized producers in tiie canned ।getting needed cash- This will neces- iderneath „, v infected Band „u u .vku are broken duccrs by their own initiative are i and evaporated milk fields. A faU rarity , greatly reduce the number of down. The lower layers of the organized to the extent of at least price for evaporated milk, q* fixed fat : cattle usually shipped from plcWee „iay be saved by removing 75 per cent of the .total production in the proposed code for that nidus- western . states. Thl* would seem to I the top layers, adding a little fresh of the stele they have no standing try, is set at »2.65 a case. It is be । a good time for eastern fanners, brine, and pouring hot paraffin whatsoever before the national planned to pay the farmer Bl.10 for who have the hay and grain, neces- ^0Ber tjle surface. commission. The Milk Oammlssion tils product with an average 20 cents sary . to tum off some fat cattle next । pukles should not rtand in'brine bill would have provided Ju*t lhe deduction for haullge to tiie plant. । winter. .more than 24 hours. Soaking In machinery which Is now demanded. I Thl* price is hot only three cents a “ ’•’ : brine /I pound salt to 1 gallon wamany producers pointed out. a view-1 hundred below the price at which HANDMAID MOTH EATS eri for 24 hour* makes cucumbers! point concurred In by lhe dealers | college authorities Insist a Michigan rm i Aritr AC telAI *j||Te crisp and improves the flavor. and distributors. i farmer can afford to produce nulk. FOLIAGE OF WALNUTS: Heating In a copper vessel to Code Adopted. but it was also |x>lnt<-d out that the —------- s I make pickles "green" is not a recom­ Under the code as agreed to by amount of fluid milk actually re- ' Insect Takes Advantage of mended practice as copper acetate 13 the dealer* Tuesday, six grade* of | qulred to produce n case of eve„ l-formed. which the pickles take up milk are provided for Under the' porated milk, cost* the manufactWeather Conditions to |ln arprcclable quantities, copper pUn a* outlined every dealer tn the I urcr, al the rate fixed in .the code, Increase Hordes acetate is a poisonous substance. alate must complystate withmust the stand-;about comply with... 63 cents Slxty-lhree cents to Irils set un ^rds up Milk bearing a butterfat '] tlw. tiie farmer anti and *■> B2 fC 02 cents tn to the u».w -n» lunanuld moth, which obtained ita name from < value. "* The Halt and ‘acids‘ in ” the a color marking that Induced some brine will give the desired firmness romantic entomologist to remember if correct methods are followed. thc badfj- of office wornr- by tlvc queen's Personal servants back tn TRUTH ABOUT PRICES feudal times, is now busily engaejed WILL BE PUBLISHED In stripping the leaves from Michi­ gan's black walnut trees, according to thc entomology department at To Show Who Gets Money If Michigan State College. Sellers Use Higher Goat as PRICE STILL REASONABLE! This Inject, like many others, is Excuse for Overcharge always present in Michigan but has Repair Your Roof Before Fall Rains! taken advantage of exceptional E>st Lansing.—Consumer* of farm weather condition* to multiply it­ self until the appetites of the hordes products are to be furnished. In the cause serious damage to the trees, near future, with weekly report* from FILL YOUR BIN WITH COAL NOW! and there la a real economic value In the government on the reason* for valnuts and in the tynber from this any commodity price Increase*, and with Information on who i* getting tree. The damage is done by the cater­ the additional money, according to pillars. which congregate upon a thc economics department of Michi­ tree-branch and use the foliage for gan State College. Field workers of the United States food until the branch Is stripped. PHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE The insect moults It? skin several Department of Labor and the times before the end of the feeding United States Department of Agri­ jicrlod In September: and. at each culture are to gather and report moulting, a silken tent ta spun for price figures, while the Washington a refuge while the old skin U dis­ agencies tabulate and analyze them. Dr; Frederic C. Howe, consumers’ carded. Tiie tent is made just large counsel for thc Agricultural Admin­ enough to admit al) the caterpillars istration. ha* announced. Doctor of one colony so a new tent has to Howe Intend* to release the infor­ be fhade each time the insect In­ mation on prices through thc press, creases its size nnd needs a new radio, and special reports to groups coat. Several colonies may be pres­ and Individuals. Thc field staffs of the two de­ ent and this condition Is a real partments will gather retail prices threat against the tree's life Tiie caterpillar* can be killed with on bread, milk. meal, and other a spray made from three pounds of food*, in 50 cities and from more arsenate of lend in 100 gallon* of than 1,000 stores. In thc depart­ ! water applied at a pressure of at ment offices at Washington the least 200 pounds to the square inch. prices will be checked and the por­ | Most Michigan communities have tion that Zlie farmer Is receiving for ione spray rig which could be used raw matoials will be determined. The reports will also covtfr any ! for this work. Owners of such outfits I periiapa could sell a spray service prices Increases resulting from the, payment of higher wages and new I to ow ners ot walnut trees. employment, and will include any chanaes in prices of manufactured or other commodities that fanners Y. M. C. A. ITEMS buy. The latter item will provide an index of tile buying power of the farmer. Word from R A. John*, who is “Farmer* have too long been get­ program director of the Hi-Y train­ ting a small return for their labor ing eamp at Torch lake, say all is In feeding u»." Doctor Howe declar­ in readiness for' a big helpful time ed. "We arc trying to increase their Each day, a metropolitan newspaper aaka August 25 to September 2. C. F. K". At the same time we are go­ aeveral persona n question and publishes their Angell will leave with a load of boys to do what we can to see that August 25. 1 o'clock. Hie consumer* arc protected at a answer*. Recently, six were asked, "Do you One hundred boys from Pitts­ time when the Administration 1* burgh area were being eared for at trying to pull farmery «nd workers consider a telephone in your home a luxury or the Lincoln Belmont Y. M. C. A. last out of what President Roosevelt ha* a neecsaily?" Each answered, "ll’a a ne^eaailyF* Friday night when the Hastings called tiie 'economic hell' they have folk* were housed there. Rooms for been living in for four years. ladies—also families as well as men "Many manufacturers and distrib­ and boys. utor* have .declared their readiness Camp Barry wa* a mcrry'plsce to play fairly and squarely with the ' A MERCHANT Midi "Tha other day our youngster had an last Thursday with 80 men. women, Administration in its efforts, while; girl* and boys from Rev. Conklin's consumer* are beginning to organize accident, and my wife immediately railed a doctor and me. parish having a real picnic. Base­ to insure fair dealing. In score* of ball. tennis, croquet and cricket a* cities In tiie last couple of weeks. well as swimming and diving. Clay Consumer*' Council* have been Bassett assisted with the games. formed, in many instance* at the; A MUSICIAN *aid;"I get many contract* over my tclcphoi | Sept. 15. 16 and 17 are the sug­ suggestion of tiie mayors. They are I gested dates for the joint camp for Aon-politlcal and reflect consumers', adults and leaders of Kent and Interest*. With the*e represenla-i A SALESMAN Mid that be could economize on many thing*, Bkrry counties ttve group* we wlll co-operate to the The Religious Eiducattonal asso­ utmost.” j but not on bi* telephone, ee In emergenefea it might be worth ciation headed by Mr Halpenny has a challenging program for ev­ “EVERY DAY IS MOTHER'S DAY." Bung by Elmer White ery Sunday School In Barry county. (The Newsboy). Let's all co-operate and boost .that ANOTHIR SALESMAN replied that h. .od hi. wife more boy* and girl*, men and wom­ You must buy a flower for Mother, they said en. get a better vision of the great­ a moolh of IneonveolcDcA decided a telephone Because it U "Mother* Day" , ne*s of life. Watch far announce­ ■baoloia neeeailly. ments of details. This big carnation so rich and red. Ohl I didn't know what to cay. State XOOA. the Chinese Oov- For I hadn't a penny In my jean*. A MANUFACTURER referred io the value of a telephone ernmeal* official radiocasting *Uyou see— lion. Is the third most powerful in So I picked her a violet sweet. the world, it ha* a radius of 10,000 mllea and a wave length ol 440 meA MANAGER regarded the telephone a* worth (tm. ________ _ And daisies that bloom after showI A four-year school of English has For every day 1* "Mother's Day” I know where there are gardens first course at ita kind. with flowers. All prices in this ad include the Michigan 3 per cent Sales Tax SMOKED PICNICS Small - 4 to 6 lb. Pork Loaf Bacon Squares w 15c Harrod's fin* quality । “■ a.. 5c Spare Ribs Canadian Bacon »■ 22c Swift’* — Smoked Or PORK LIVER PORK STEAK Slab Bacon 12Y2C lb. Lean 25c lbs. Pork Roast »• 5 c Picnic style Beef Pot Roast Meaty cut* ib. 9c Hamburg 3 MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO SIX PEOPLE EXPRESS THEIR OPINIONS ON THE VALUE OF TELEPHONE SERVICE 25c in., . STEAKS ROUND or SIRLOIN 4^ ■ ■"* »awWr Tender, juicy 15- lb. Edge Grain Shingles Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. 8V2C Sugar curd CANE SUGAR Pen-Jel raa *1.25 rail on Bulk Vinegar 27c 2 lb. cloth X 3 “ck 1 For making jam*, jalli** and prtMrvc* MAXWELL HOUSE COUNTRY CLUB COFFEE Fresh Bread u. COFFEE lb. 25c lb. loaf Taffy Bars SC Famous Country Club 26' 17c COCOANUT — Crisp and crunchy CREAM CHEESE Grapefruit No. 2 can 10c 17' Michigan fancy Colby Typa Butter Kernel 2 Xk’ 25c Fancy Corn FANCY — Country Club GUEST MALT Latonia Club 1 HOP FLAVORED Light, dark or Extra Paia can Rocky River 10c GINGER ALE — No bottle chart* 59' 10c Lemon Lime, Orange or Rost Beer — No bottle charge SCRATCH FEED Corned Beef Hash 100-lb. b>. Corn Flakes 17c *1.85 rt, 10c Armour'* fin* quality LAYING MASH PHEE I loo-lb. bar *1.98 A regular 25c BEST WAY DUST PAN with the purchase of any BROOM at regular retail ORANGES “t??Duchess Apples PEACHES Celery U. S. No. 1 quality Largo, luscious Georgia EHartas 2 - 376 ">• 19c 4- 25* Froth, well bleached HONEY ROCK melons 2 Michigan - largo, luacioua �TUB HARTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. AVGUST H, ItU PAGE TEN PRAIRIEVILLE. aTsuw •; Est. Ciurlc* Wilcox. Order apCathodral of La Pax 1. I /■’rtF/PT AJFW7CF A7FU/C pointing Admr. altered, bond of Wil) Shafer of Orangeville U vis­ Finigbad After Century , FOR STORED TOBACCO I t-OUKi : Admr. tiled, letter* of admlnstratlon j iting Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cappon. ......... , order limiting Hmtflne settlement M-ttlement enen. ' _______ j 1 ..'"itii'r.ewr'i'iu.ri '‘mu uaued. A ceatnry of effort culminated in VnoauO Will rower Bring.' HroMTg corn. era) days loll week visiting rela- the completion of the Cathediff of Mew Trouble to Owners of ■ S»t- Jame* Asplnall. Order allow- *jt wnuam william m R . Wickwire. Notice’ wicawire. aouce, apiwul filed, bond on appeal filed. • "EyOteM^lnd’ital’ alial Saajiv Crux. prMlduit of.Msxi- ; T«w..tl.«.d rem.Hr. A.nu.1 „• ol ■ Five thousand person* Mer a™..n. nW. «< >Hml U-]“1,™: co in । mazoo from Monday until Wednea- filled tte big church for thv Initial! East LansJiyj—Tobacco apparent-.count of guardian fUed. tnas*. fa did not becoute a habit with the! E*t fiherman 6. Mowen. Final ac! Mr. and Mr*. P. J. Hughes want Architecturally, the edifice l*i NEW OIL FIELDS _________________ cigarette beetle, which lied an ap--count filed * I to Decatur Wadnaaday._______ Mrs. Hughe* petite far the nicotine bearer bu:! £»t. Fredricka Wciwerl Petition . BEING DEVELOPED rem®‘nU* with tn*'£ £ugh- something of a plivnomtnou There 1* a difference of level between the: tsr ,t»r. Ktr Mr. and Yt-e Mrs. .n*l*nJohn OWnHan, now ha* acquired a lusty Ukrng for । for deternunatkui of helra filed, orBrigham. Buch fodder as vegetable fiber fill- der for publication entered entrance and the- altar which . attended A Increase in Price of Oil Gives।•J12e ---------* CenIngs used tn overstuffed furniture! em. Ellen Carpenter. Petition for — They returned .amount* to 40 feet. Thl* wa* re-’ Impetus to Work in . ... -... and also will lunch on rod pepper or1 Admr. filed. Saturday afternoon feeling well sjK.aufae, Iu pa,,. for |he retaark. ginger if the house owner has not — — ------— Eat. John Schlcfla. Request for (pleased with their little vacation. uble depth of th* foundation*, which Michigan equipped hte home wills thc, proper ,adjournment filed, order for ad­ 1 Lucy Norria vuterfalnvd with a One. who visit/ thc Isabella-Mid­ diixxr in honor of her mother's. type of davenport and citairs. ■i journment entered. Homemaker* who think they can I Est. Melchoir Baitinger. Petition land oil held with Urn hustle and Mra. Jennie Norris'. 90th birthday. the cathedral la 1H.O0O square feet.; Situated 12.0ft) feet above sea bustle of thst region, cannot fall to blandly ignore this pest by buying',of Admr. filed, order for publication Friday. August ilth. her sister, be imprCMed. With the contrast to Mrs. Margaret Mullen of Hastings. level, the cathedral 1* the largest, furniture stuffed with feathers urj,I enteredhair only tradfe one enemy far two' E*t. Sherman 6, Mowen. Petition ; tlte much more toned-down life in Mrs. Sarah Smith, local, her. sons. bulldliuc of any kind at such nu, altl-: worse ones Hie clothes moth and lu to -dispose ... of Consumers Power — Co the rest ot the Malo. One wfio picks Mr. and Mrs. J J. Norris and Mr. tude hi any part of the world. Dur-; the carpet beetle. Furniture manu- ttoek IUwt ortlor to dujxne o! stock up the Mt. Pleasant or the Midland and Mrs. Wm. R Norris and Mr. lag the ijiuidred years required for' or Clare paper.; can see from the and Mrs. T. H. Ketchum, local peo­ Its constructlou, civil warn and revo-1. facturers tired of having their choice I entered jrtccep riddled by the ckrtu*.* moth.! &t. Endsley L. Gray. Final ac- large amount of advertising they ple She received many lovely cards lotions alternated with depreMion*' curry, tliat business in that region is and two lovely bouquets, one from .wldch live* on a diet df a001. huir. ‘ tount Qt Artmr filed <x1 wUh with prospects ftor even betfar better thc Ladles' Aid and one from Mrs - and lack of funds lu prevent lug an > or feathers, and stuffed furniture; gst Mary M Hollv Order WMign- ro KO<K1 'w eVcn with tow Thu ditguued the carpet I lng rrAldui. entered discharge- of' d“y*' aa Uu‘ n<,ld 11'rrcti.ves in area Deal, which *hc appreciated very early completion of the work, and beetle which ha* taste, like the xtcuior isli.ra e,ute enrolfad '““1 1,1 0,1 Productkm Its walls have seen more history dur- j clothes moth but lhe cigarette beeErnret F Milter OrZr conTh<‘ “«» °>llrlrr ran» to. hand much. Not often that three sisters ing the cMutructlon period than’ are permitted to pass tiie day to­ He then left hi* former pungent food nrming sale of real estate entered. ,Mt *‘‘‘ k whnl 11 had to say oi oil gether at the ages of these sisters, many other completer! cathedrals I and went to eating tiie tow. j Es. John warrant and ‘fawtopmenfa in that territory indi­ aged respectively 94. 90 and 80 years, have seen In their entire ulatetice. Clothes moth, are home )over*i_fnM.‘l^*’^e<, ‘ “»■* calc5 Ihat ano.11(.r considerable Indians from the surrounding' nil with faculties unimpaired and and, when they once acquire a roof F. «' Davis Order to fh-ld may lx- added to Michigan's oil all honored and loved. mountains contributed some of the over their heads, there they stay ,cll Chat:ef entered' dutnet The Mitchell No. 1 oil well Mrs. Edward Peeling and children quleUy .,t Barbara Onkr for l» producing at the rate of SOO bar­ are visiting relatives fa Detroit and quietly and try to escape the attenalien-. “FL, oaruaia r.r. and atone. Indian labor raised th* j lion of “ the!* nUbhcat;on entered i,cU F^r. day and a very high grade Port Huron. 22.5. *21 landlord 1,,MV°rd . The carpet C“rpc! publication entered, Slant dome, piece by piece. In thl* beetle Is mire Mubel Petition ol1- ahuo*t e‘",al 10 tlM? Pcnn' mkre 0! ot a traveler trayeler and p Mnbcl Laud/nslagcr ^,.4^, Mrs Bessie Hughes accompanied leaves Its home and furniture each o{ Adinr to bedireharged and slip- :'>'h'unia product The Mitchell No Mrs. Leon Doster of Doster to Gun rarefied atmoapliere until It towered j year for a period to feed on the pul- ‘‘* f ”,,on,,!Z 2 u <to*“ w"1* ,o »» iand und lake Wednesday to the Jackson re­ 218 feet above the remainder of lhe j leti of flowers. The cigarette beetle Fjlt n..n.,.] Mildred fiv Petition : "™j llw Courier record* the drilling ol; •S' ‘ o~X."SI. huUdfag. U . real cownopoltun and will take f^Lnng clMrn, filed “'rr“' ,njre *l,U ,n lhat u» 'rriVjr> 1 quarters fa drug stores, tobacco | creditors iwued ' I u>’ !u «»'»‘y a good well and daughters. Lucile and Doris, warehouses, or fawn or country resi-> th „t nl Petition wa3 rtCThtly brought in with fair s]>cnl the week end with Mr. and Polish Corridor One of dences. u>iardian'filed of further development.,. All three nf there farecte have one .... L^mn entered n’rrter annointinLappo,nUnfc i| indication!; Mec.uta county has one producing Mrs. Harry Blake of Battle Creek. Europoan Peace Problem* Marion Blake, who has been spendweakness in common, they must Fc. j,.rry Havncs Proof of will'*'-1* NorHi of Clare there is, con- tng a few days with Mr. AdrainThe Polish Corridor, one of the breathe or pass on io a condition; filed order admitting will entered i >“fa™ble activity in view of the tact son. returned to her home witfa, problems of Euro|».*ati pence, ami' where their depredations are of no FJ ^r‘e Davis Tr/miotiv- of lliat so.u,1‘ 01 ,hl,t 'llln«e has be',,‘ one of the |>ultits of German irrita­ them. further concern to harassed humans.!. ’ (brought in Hie biggest oil well ever Sunday School picnic Wednesday. tion, is u atrip of land running from j This need for air can be seized upon .... Hrutlh and nvron Ktrkter i I»u»d >11 thU state. The recent con- August 23. at Prairieville Park. Gull fa rid furniture and carpets of all 0, dderabh- incnart in the price of oil lake. There will be transportation Daniig. it gives Poland an outlet three of thc insects. M^-rce of will ‘ h;‘-' the interest in oi! defor al! who have no-way to the tea by way of Dauzlg. but it Any fabric should be treated with v'lojuncnt Th,- fadlcationv are that provided to go Meet at the M. E. cifarch drive* a line through Germany In a mixture of 90 part* propyleae di- ftlgL Xn’^Te^rt WHuSTfor’M,ch‘wn *“l s‘x’n * the nt 10 o'clock. ‘ L ’ Chloride to 10 paps -carbon teta- Ad- ’nr -- - 8*.e*.ar£«^e.uon-P^ .t- M,.l‘On lorinr«t.ir,r Miuruinnl SdaSffiVet ‘r .-Av «'•' tiuu« Mu.-^ppt Mrs. Sarah Smith and daughters. auch a manner tha| Eiiat i‘ni»*Ua Is chloride. This liquid should be ap­ Myrtle nnd Mrs Polley entertained cut off fmm the real of Germany. indernrexvur* and cntcred_ '----------- «e»,---- :------plied as a spray under pressure, and As a result of thia barrier or out­ Mrs. Jennie Drummond and Laura a gallon usually is needed to treat MICHIGAN HOLSTEIN of Grand Rapids Sunday. Mrs. let. depending upon thr viewpoint, a dayenport. atcording to thc ento­ , BREEDERS MET Drummond and family lived hen- Germans living In East I'hikIh mology department al Michigan, some years ago and endeared them­ must either face lhe Inconvenience | Est. Gtu>rgc S. Fuller. Petition to1 State College. -----, _________ , , __________ cash U s. Liberty Loan bond filed. Over 1,000 Present Friday a( selves to all who knew them. She of -paoalng through „„ Hie Polish TO torThe Henley regatta. . England s ordrr to cash the bond entered. , km i sort of fairy godmnther to all., dvr nnd customs guards or reneliiiig the Miller Farm Near helping in time of trouble, seeming famous annual rowing contest, was E'' F^nce Magee. Bond of exto .know without being told Just flrst organized in 1839. ccutoi fllpd. letters testamentary Ls' Eaton Rapids -------------- - > , --------sued, order limiting settlement en-; La*l Friday Elmer Rising of. Hu* what was needed. Arc thc people treaty of VenutllliM, but since that 11.700 parks in citie*, throughout tend, petition for hearing onf ciidlcr ofMlddiiviUci^; h" thc United States are valued at claims filed, notice to creditors is- attended a mre-ting .4 the Michigan."X uUh“ng faelr vWta were more time has grown to be a constant more than *2.000.000,000 sued. IHoWem Breviers Aw-xtaUon at the>,‘^ * ,“,OTe source of fear and worry. A comparable condition would ex­ Mflld farm near Eaton Hapifl* - 'r'X “‘““J,Snr They rciwrt an mtere.-ting and de- , Pennock^ landing ist If New York city were a free city ■llghlful tun.- Mr. Miller has a 700!“'• '““""K- .itnllur t» Danxlg and Canada were given a strip from the Canadian acre farm, milk.- 160 Holstein ch'cken dinner uni vrvrrt land buy. milk from a doom other h. nl* He makes a tine quality of £ “ “d , reLS’. In Addition to Payment of the ting off New Englund from thg, real -•-■.■tn .■ ui-ll av TOutrh • ICCU a p, (..-'!(!* nt , Alice Roger*, ice cream a. u.Jl as Dutch Hire*. ,MCri.ts,r). Kll|nlnnzoo Augusta of thc United State*.—Washington l-. a very succe.xMul busme.-s man a*, MlirM1 ,n Nl,rthvlIIt. oni( “coop,.; - well u* dairyman. H< entertained u,.r,. . «„ ./_7* , RECTI C I nepe TA'sTF DGEll-K uuaw moiu ■ Eightieth Consecutive Semi-Annual Dividend —lo our shareholders, lhe resene, or protec­ tion funds were increase^I over $65,000 during lhe Six month's period ending June 30. 1933. Standard Savings & Loan Association Griiwold at Mtfenon Datroit, Michigan Egl.i.n^teuin.uii HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Coal Prices stiii Advancing save in purchasing your next ,winter’s fuel NOW, before further advance in price will go a long way toward help­ ing to pay other lining expenses. that coal is going higher and the next show a sharp vancc. We Carry All the Various Grades of Coal Deaired for Economy and Service in Heating Smith Brothers Velte B Company Dealers in WOOL, GRAIN. SEEDS, FLOUR, FEEDS. COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. TELEPHONE 22S7 HASTINGS, MICH Sorry to be late, Bill, but the only way I can ater get TERRAPLANING day by day keeps the service bills away! Let** dispose «»f lhe question of economy right away, so. you can buy an Eaaex Terraplanc just for die fun und thrills it will bring you. Terraplune ow ners all over America have com(Mired Terugplano expense with dial of every other car on the road. the Terraplane was the licit automobile-friend any pocktitbook ever found. ' • So, now—you cah forget expense and think • Their sworn affidavits (18 lo 36 miles per gallon only of tiie swell Huie you’ll have making molehill# out of mountain# fur the Six, 15 to 18 mile# per without gear-shifting, giving gallon for tho Eight, no oil­ The New De Luxfl the slip to any kind of traffic, additions between changes, 20 TERRAPLANES with sweeping quietly along Anipcith to 30'iliousand mile# |>cr set ItADIO highways like u mail-plane ou of tires, 1/16 to 1/14 crtii p<*r a# Standard Equipment thu wing. mile for service) would conarc now on Display vincc.any Supreme Court that That’# Tcrraplaning! Just try itl - nunso.v • • • Kssrx tiskuhjm STlMHIIll MV RO ADM HI. HZ.', COUPE. HHS M1IUI. MV ml l*M*M • I K.ll FORREST JOHNSON OPPOSITE FUELER BLDG., MICHIGAN AVE., HASTINGS, MICH. I'itll the lluilum hirt Exhibit at thr Chlmgn W nrltF* fair, Electrical HulMlng WANT TO BUY OR SELL? TRY OUR WANT COKU MN a Urge amount of oxygen or air In order to nmko It explode. Accord- _________________________________________________ ing to an authority, from 1.1 lAfl.l per cent of gasoline make* an/ex­ plosive mixture with air; a greater ........... - *...*• merm. cntcrvaincd! ,nt bura» w“h' .....™ •-■- io dinner Saturday night in honor ol,t «r'io»loi‘- To burn gasoline she produces, /^inmien^Miwraliv r.rt ° l,“’,r Srand: -°»J°*>n of .ill air V-*f *,.*** WIUW ||, UUIUI: 'completely, ■r—'J, about 1G pound, UI type. We believe dairymen, generally]! Mrs. Peter Castle, wbo has been •» needed, for each pound of gu»ospeaking, will iltfev. ' J^rins for her stiter-in-law. Mrs, line. The force or power of the FREEPORT. Benson, has returned to her home explosion depends on thc amount of Rev. and Mr; Ix< imls and Gay- , n0fth 01 town. i fompras*ion of thc charge of gnsu tha returned from their two weeks' HINDH CORNERS llne '“Por »>‘d air. It is usually vacation at Smyrna Saturday' | M. nnd Mf s' j E Toblu*,' Mr and . compressed to a third or m quarter cfatdren of talniirf Ha‘ids^re nmk<' -Mr*' Ulc Tobil‘s antl son nt “* r°rm,'r vo!u,n"from 1'. ditlared that a mistake had been • ®,rI““rthur Baker ni^ 5*'«" ‘“"••a ■« -XS - AN ENTIRELY NEW 7062 «... MH, Mr. MW ST,',' *"'Tnna KUMbnn. l»n«ld MUlrr* ' U d»‘rtu? “ Mrs Hazel Novtakcy spent Batur-1- « " K, ...h Mr ..nr, Mr. S..U at 7.’» pounds per square Inch ut the the piston. Mr a,rd Mr. IMrl E .r- and '*«?,W "Erta ‘Marguerite’ and Mr. nnd Mt- Je- d.uViite^iPrenrt^tur. ,and hla! Roger* spent Th-.irsday at tho n*v reunion near Freeno^qimdas™" Of the central attraction* of the Frank Loi’tr.b farm home a: DM, Alice McKinrus and friend ' Paris exposition of 1RMI. It* de\!r ana Mr* *F I uul “f Grund Ra«“<u ^nl Sunday aft-] Alexandre Gustave Eiffel—lienee it* name. After lhe expoaltlbo ^Kr,...d French government decided to |ireRo ^“ll^uand. Mr add Mrs C N. Tobias enter- ns a monument to engineering Woodland entertained their former, tallied their son. Mr and Mrs. and an attraction far aigbtarera. it i rre\v. <l’iL.M <• .......... > Fi nd/robius of Kalamazoo and Mr . Is also an important government ataMn El^ltt returned Saturday ' Wtth’ ol Or“nd I lion for meteorological observations •vitlT're/iure*\t*Crooited )ike‘tlUR Mr A,trt Mr:‘ R<ma,d »<*>'”<* anji ------------------------------------------------and wireless telegraphy. The tower ' Mr a’fa Mr* Urvd WdlilrS’ are Wn$ Mr. and Mrs '• <*'* '*♦' »•«»»>- «"•' unii) a vtMiini remit * •!** Mt S'--0” "nd children and .roar* ago wa* lhe inlle«t structure .•j»nt Sunday at Gun lake. ( itMhe world. Mr and Mrs Ed. coat* and Wal­ j Mrs Goldie tjasy nud sons accomMr. and Mrs Russeil Mqtt ter C'".' a'.bndcd the Powell re­ panfrd i>i-.d family to Gun lake and spent union Sunday and their grand- [the week end. ' Ifarofit cave, nn the headland daUghfer Marguerite Doty of Level Park accompanied them home tor a i Mrs. Nellie Kline and 'daughter which form* thc Gulf of Speafn. ; Ellen and Mr* Frank Golden and Pl»a. Italy, ha* dt«appcnre! children attended lhe Doud Sun-1 near ~ -------Maxine DrPnester----------Hastings -------day School picnic Friday at CJ“ar Eroalon ha* doatrnyed the grotto spent the week'end with her sister. lake. • like place. It wa* her* that Byron Mrs. Charlie Price. SOUTHWEST* WOODLAND. Mra. Lydia Simpson U spending 7---- ::—-Z------- . mile stretch to Lerici. where Shelvr^Le?n.dM.M»”swKn”t WtJeeler cf fay h*<l settled in hl* last home In daughter. Mrs* Comstock, in Grand Robrrt Oll^ 1 C’’enins WUh, April 1S22. the month In which By. Rapid* Keith Farlee and Ira Scudder: 5**° ;o»t bl* daughter Aliegra. a MARTIN CORNERS. spent the week end with their jis-! **w ,re*kB la,*r Shelley, sailing j homf fr<’,a lAghorn. wag wrecked Velma Demands Wednesday. Aug.. lers at Sebewa camp meeting. Mr and Mr*. Claud Kantner and ; *nfi Ufa tody washed up n»ar the 23 tor supper A cordial ituitalion u baby boy of Wisconsin came Friday ■ cavj. extended lo all Thr Coi-’well families of Lakc- to spend a few weeks with Mr. and ------- -----------------v-ew. Mr. Orr Fisher and Mrs. H Mr* . Levi Kantner and other rela-l . Cogswell attended thc Leslie re­ Mrs Guy Makley and children! Eighty-eight . and chlldren FUhty eight element* are union .1: Pin'’ lake near Olivet Bun­ day. Mra. Cogswell remaining for •"J,,hr rteal,l. * ** camPi daimi .Him, hnVe h.'.r been made nwd. for far the tl di»-1 camp, a week’* visit with her Mrs i Olrnn wrnr.n, „„„ nameh»nwl","~T " 1"'" Sophrnnu Johnson of Olivet . I!' «>* »w>ui nuw catne ^‘,r wb*,‘h 1 ; front” ihi' "n ** ’«’’«> *in ’» ’th* >'**1 peri 'front the ^Pcnnock* Pennock 'tSspKaf hosnttai siiSrRamr. place* ccan be »»* SMignra was well attended, the proceed* be-! ; day morning . ; die system, namely element* of ing a little over »12 deal Mr. and Mrs Guy kantner andi'«,’°*,lie numbers. 43, 01, A'i-and ST. Sunci** tchoo! at the church next' Sunday -at ic-jo o'clock, a c-irdul! children spent Sunday with Rev.'There Is some uncertainty about >nd Mrs. Moron at Sebewa each of the»e. ' invitation » extended to >IL Claude Kantner #pent Sunday in Mrs. Julia B^vr. .,r.d Mrs Susie! I; Chicago. Boyle.» of Nashville spent Sunday! Laird Wotnng spent several day* Trigger FUh Bait Thieve* with their brother. Mdo Barry, and UK u Uk World* F.ir. T„,_, ».h „ family. Minnesota, Maine. Delaware. Coninectlcilt. New York. New Jersey. They will elean out the Imide nf a Oregon. Pennsylvania and Virginis IF I nr SMOKE'TOO MI CH all bar "hitch hiking." HATCH 1OU( STOMACH For quick relief ‘from ir-digesGermans comprtte more Hum 56 Uon and upa t stomach dur to ex- per cent of thc French Foreign Le­ “»»»'* tracking try Dr Emil’s gion. • Adis Tablet Pen • stop suS^Bt, M UH .Vila Table'- B-A. LyCharlv. I once ruled that no fur Barker. druggut —Ad'-’. ' except beaver, could be used in the A ton of pennies would amount to manufacture of bate. ‘ 13.000. : AT THE PRICE OF REGULAR The Complete Superfuel Svmr "regular- gasoline* may equal Standard Red Crown in one or tw< all the raaeatiab of good gasoline. J Top onil-knock rating for it* price da**. 2 Unturpa**ld In itqrtlng, acceleration and mileage. 3 Free from harmful »ulphur and gum. lug. the 1 If you need a jury, too, the next twelve Terra­ piano owner* you meet will give a unani­ mous verdict. Accurately ad|u*!ad for *ao*onal variation*. Always uniform svsrywhars. Fresher because of Standard's popularity. SeJIs at tho price of regular. ( 001 STANDARD RED CROWN GASOLINE lALBO DISTRIBUTORS OF ATLAS TIRISi with Geon / Woodbury. Ml.;. Nel: and mot he ot Saddli-b Mr- and family and �THE HASTINGC BANNER. WEDNESDAY. AVGUST 18. 19M PLAYS” COLOR AND LIGHTWITHML’SIC. rermplann parenticise elders now'pit rut leave the heavy but mlldnp.iulie gbrafi\.n Off tho Road aultiniolnlc-frieud next twelve Terra­ in give u ununi- xncn»o and think ii’U luivo making out of motinluina ir-aliifting, giving iny kind j,f traffic, icily along smooth kc a mail-plane on planing! Just try ill 1 For That Fall Plowing < rday Night bling ' Lansing —Michigan automobile I and truck owners without financiaUs ' reaspoivxlblli t y will soon be unable wi cacafH* legal penalties for an accf) dent If they are at fault. i When public Act No. 203 enacted | ! by the 1933 Ugulature. take* effect | shortly, it mean* tliat if John Doei fJiould damage ,ti»e pro|»rly or per-: ! wn ofjfticliard Roe In an automobile j ; accMnHTSohn Doe* cannot escape ; by -having nothing" Rldiarcl Roc wjll sue tor damage* , : If John I>-< U insured, hta Insur-! mice company ta liable and will look If John. Dor i» not insured andj can not or iVll! not pay any judg­ ment in cofcs v. of 8300 lo Richard • Roc. Public Act No. .203 provide* i Hum- thing* -I 1, Tliat John Doe siiall lose hl* driving license and tliat no one may operate hi* cars or truck* until thc i outstanding judgnwnt 1* inid. and • further, i 2. Tliat John Doe may not rej mime driving or operation of hi*, j motor vehicles until he ha* provld- j ltd himself with at leait 111.000 fl-I power that move* the wfaeslk . । n-uiciai rcapoiuiibilty for public lia-,! I' bility ami property damage far each ' . Ing color, light ami mu»lr «* a pre- light pallrrns and culura. At the Iraitorn. turbines. automobile.*.*' The complieatMl oiiK.trleal equip [vehicle in the shape of automobile i lude and Betting for imdlon pie- :*an><> nine lhe building la filled tiu-c* l» Standard Oll*^ runiributlnti wlib apectal modern inualc In merit fry uli|«l> Hi- show In «1.,«*|- .insurance, or he may deposit cash or | in| A Century yf Brogre-a Expo*!-! which isound* of Induvlry at work oped l« vibrated without a surety bond with the State Treaa- i human action by the plwylitK of a urer. Um, | are a dominating theme. Should John Doe have an accident ■ Through operation ot upecluj proThe motion picture*, which are olnalr re< uni lu a eoutr<>lli)l>li<»i<' jectiuii machine! In a giant nd ul««» thrown from the red crown on .system The r>e«rd gives Ou? < «e th adjoining states and be found ■ lo eui b pieie «>t oiui|imr ^t .. . |<n , liable and refuse to pay thc judg-> af the Travel and Transport Build- »fa>r> ut ull dewribed by a poet turn In reached and «i->- it, out ! ment, thc motoruls’ responsibility! Il»* h» Michigan and adjoining ing. lhe interior wall* <>l the dome. In one ot the Inscription* as "lhe when 11 has played lt% part. __________________________________ state* U identical in providing that.. ' Indiana, for example, could ask NORTHEAST WOODLAND. Sunday - --------------afternoonrwith ..........Pliny HansMr and Mr* John Gardner and Michignn to *u*iM*ud John Due'? Itirenr and anti Mile* Milra Bawdy. Rawrtv 'Mr*. Stolli'ld. ahd Norman Dsvu dilCing Uceiur and automobile oprrMr and Mr*. Will Vnlte nnd Phyl- banter 114. and Marlin Eckart . |*nt Sunday Mis Minnie Farr of Hickory Cor­ and brother ol Indiana suited Uieirjutlons until he paid for ifl* Indiana j with wnu George Tjrui*.. Snyder'* nf N>nUaa*l ners i-pciil Tliur*day aternoon kt mother of Grand Rapid*. [accident and provided himself with' f Woodbury. Mr and Mrs. George Kerlcf and 'financial resporwlblltty John might p Mr >. Netaon entertained her father Mr* E J Sheldon and Mr. and family r f Hxiling'.. Mrs Ed, Schieb 1 ju*t a* well have had hbt accident in > and mother, Mr und Mr*. linn Lydy Mr*. Urnn Tylvr and family and and yamlb of Buniips. Michigan. Michigan of Saddlebag lake Sunday Mra. H S Earl* und Mrx Paul arthtnaBtalr*. and Homer Smith of ■ The public will rto& be slow to in-1 i Mi. and Mr* John Stain an-i Eaglekroud nnd son attended a re- c^rllon spent Sunday with Mr. and voke the penalties ot public Act Na. family and Mi** Aiu Haskell spent union at-Gull lake Friday. Mrir John Stair* and family. [203. Drivers who get caught by it Born to Mr and Mrt. Lee Haro-, *'“> ,u*vc «wt r,*lA ’<> l»7- ‘he burger Saturday morning a baby boy ^Fnimt to nay and insurance or who d.rd shortly atu-r birth. ,bwd to b“>* “,e> c”’ Hrivv BM. v.kn.lm. and irlrad S'» ay! JON | obauosvhxt.. b^, «u. m [ —■— ------- is> ■ . E LaDuk*'. who to working in Chi-.fr' °wge Crow, and wife, ne*r| day I IS NOT INSURED'. INSURED engo. Il spending a two weeks vn- Battle Creek. Mr. and Mr* Lan McNutt of Ot- Sounding* made by SarMI ' . , -- --------. I cation with hi* family on their farm, Mixv Mary Houvenlr. who wa* a sego and Mis* Gloria and Helen ’ pedlUon. north of Puerto RM > Moloml B Reaponiibility Act at thU ptace gueet of her brother. Jay. and fam-1 ShulU of Eklian were Sunday eve-1 weal a new Atlantic 6rpU> of ' Will Put Some Drivers , । c u L*wl* •Pent ,rom Wed" “T. for a few da>* recently, went U> nlng gue*U ot their cumin. E. D. feet. 1O unv ■■■minr-n' 1 v\v IGS, MICH. '•HARD ON DRIVER WHO f-HARO ' C COLUMN EW We aim to carry a full line of plow shares and points for I. H. C., Gale, Burch, Banner, Moore, Syracuse, South Bend and Oliver Plows. Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company FLOUR FEED COAL ' CEMENT -:- LIME BRICK ... TILE -t- FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 l uny ji.hi. o. insurance. Lrlah Hansbarger nf lansing Is ------------- »----------- ;------spending a wrk with her ppren*..MIDDLEVILLE. Mr. end Mr:.. Pliny Harobarger | Milo Shaw ahipped out hU show i We are sorry to mention that Ar- jrtock <m Friday fur tin- Ionia free, thur Bate., tv confimd to hl* bed 'toir. This is thc fir*', of many fair* with Heart* trouble. . ' I Umt he will make thi* lull La*l[ .............. । year he »l>owi-d hi* fine herd in *evMr. MtW» H»ry enl«n«ln<-d .t !»»»» I... s-turtoMr. H.l«“'• I Ur Duxbury «nd Mn>. U,h» L'>» •»■ UMdlnic bon rnyasr to lhe Ibltrr ol.1 1111 L-ud .oucit. on W<dm*d«r BCTIrtp tdCtliraio und U» World. >"UU.« «» .. r» I'.ue ,.nd nun, f-alI ' complpnerii* were heard regarding Kee ^.bTLorM.^n. ,hr g-, 'k tS,XnX| cd through fh«‘ efforts ol our Sup*. cordially invited to attend. •ol School*. UrRoy Bell, to whom, Callers ut the home ot Millie' much credit is due. Their leader I* j Flury Sunday u’rre. Sterling Deller very well pleased with hi* aggrega- < and family at Jackson. Mr* Martha lion and their first appearance und Deller of Hasting-.. Rev. Allen De­ 'plana to take them to other places Long and family and father. Austin, in the near future. DeUing. of Grant! Ledge. Mrs. Irene It 1* with pleasure that we hear Johnson of Plainwell. Mrs. Beulah that W R- Harper hit, secured • Hammond of Vermontville and Mrs. [position in tiie revend^tepartmentI Man Turner of this ptace. Ihinder Mr Abbott, of .Ann Arbor. Mi--'. Opal Webb of Battle Creek has received the appointment of spent tla? week -end with lhe home; i! who ccdlector of internal revenue al De-. folks ” We understand .that Mr. liar-'. Alfred Nocm ot Chicago visited his?‘। trait. per will be one of seven men under wife nnd daughter over thc week', him Who will look after the wheat end. .Ideal with the millers. We who know Clayton Webb acnmpanled Alfred William best know him to be one Nocm to Chicago Monday to attend ulio will make good, having had ex- [ flic Wdrld's Fair for a few days. . pcricnce in fanning and in meeting j people in state work We look for him to make an A No. 1 record.' Here is to your success. John Vander Kolk wa* tn Allegan county one day last week, looking I up the peach situation and says< hr found them a short crop In the| district he visited. . Mrs T. H. Armstrong ’was tn Grand Rapid* Sunday to see Mr. Armstrong and found him resting. We are pleaded to bear of his Un­ ” provement. • The cloalng of the stores at 10, P M. Wednesday and Saturdays i seems to be very satisfactory to all i concerned. Farmers report that many fields of I beani were badly injured during the • extreme hot days of the past, as! many of the blosrom.’ fell off. The1 Liter planted bean* will no doubt yield better this year. C. L. Boley spent last week al1 Houghton lake visiting a brother. We- expect some fish stories upon hl* return. • The wheat meeting at the school . building on Friday evening wtu well attended and much interest was shown by the farmers who attended. Ward Chase and wife of Portland. Ore. arrived here Monday to visit his mother, Mis. Sophia Chase, and other relative*. They both formerly lived here and greatly enjoy return­ ing lo the old home town. Farm Gates Yes we have them Steel Gates ♦ Best On Earth 14 Ft Gate 16 Ft. Gate $JOO $J5O • SHINGLES Lota of Them. Both Wood and Asphalt. Lc%. 10: 50UNE Yours for Quick Action. The Home Lumber Co TELEPHONE 2276 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN BRANCH DISTRICT. Frances Darby and Mis* Josphlne Romig and some fricncU of Kala­ mazoo attended A Century of Prog-. ress. the first of the week, and*will go io camp meeting at Buchanan the latter part ot thc week Theodore Dutmer of Oranit Rap-; id* was a guest at the Mudge homo' Sunday. ' Mr. and Mra Forrest Bidelman. who have been camping at Lake, Al-Gon-Quln with some friends for, the past un day*. returned home; Monday. Remember the Ice cream social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hoff­ man tor the benefit ol the Moore Mrs. Burr Fossett and baby spent two days last week with her moth­ er. Mrs. Benson, in Kalamo We arc auro to hear of the death of Ellzabelh. the seventeen year old daughter ot Mr and Mr*. Clifford Potter, who passed away at her home in Barryville Saturday eve­ ning. Funeral services were held Mondi" at Barr-’ llle church at two, P M.i interment in the Barryville cemetery The community extendi •aympathy to thc bereaved family. 1 UY In August BEFORE PRICES GO HIGHER! NOTE; All Prices In This Ad Include 3% Sales Tax U.S. St63ks!2'C WE DO OUR PART' 10c Beef Roast RIB BOILING BEEF Lt. 6c PicnicsSmoke<* BOLOGNA or FRANKFURT'S 3 u.. 29c Pure Lard 4 29 8 o’Clock Coffee * 17c BOKAR COFFEE The Coffee Supreme’ MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE lb. lb. 23c 26c N. B. C. HOMELIKE COOKIES 2 lb*. BULK VINEGAR (bbl. $5.75 plus 75c bbl. charge) gal. 25c 19c (Graham Crackers} Soda Crackers 2 lbs. 25c J Crispy, Salty W I fresh W* A Palmolive Soap SUPER SUDS 3 small pkgs. 20c 2 large pkgs. SEMINOLE TISSUE (Indian head-dress Free) 4 rolls 25c 25c Whitehouse Milk 6.35c TUNA FISH fancy pack POST TOASTIES oi* Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Sparkle 7 oz. can )ge. pkg. 10c 10c 2 can* pkg. 35c 19c Famous Gelatine Dessert BROADCAST CORNED BEEF HASH N. B. C. PRISCILLA BUTTERS Cigarettes Twenty Grands Bulk Tea GUN POWDER TEA RAJAH EXTRACTS carton 95c 2 lb. jar 23c qt. jar 25c SULTANA PEANUT BUTTER RAJAH SALAD DRESSING ,b- 45c Japan Green bulk almond, vanilla, lemon lb. oz. 49c 10c Bread Grandmother’s White, Whole or Sliced [FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Potatoes u™». / » 49c Oranges 2 37c Bananas 25c Jaiey Apples Iceberg Carrots 10'ZSC Ss IOC A .< P FOOD STOKI j �jgg. LEGAL NOTICES ! CARLTON CENTER. DELTON. I The teinaar family reunion will' Tiie Bunnell ladles’ Aid Society' Mrs. John Shupp and Miss Phyllis I . Several ladies from Delton visited1 be held at Crooked lake Sunday.,I a wry pretty but quiet wedding I was lolemnited at the home of Mr. will meet Thursday. August 24, for 'Beck entertained their Sunday) the flower show in Hastings Satyr- __ ___ __ ua. , The Bunnell L * s will meet and Mrs. A. C. Johnson Tuesday oft------- .----------------------- ------------ iSchool classes with a party, at the] former's home Thursday afternoon. I Born to Mr and Mrs. Carlyle August -< for an afternoon meeting tniocn^Aug. 8. at four o’clock. — Gaines were played and for refreshRichard* of Delton a daughter. Ro- and supper at Mr. and Mrs Law—....— -...ohi., x terta. Friday. Augmt 11. ------- --* Pn,r '“k* Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Water* Delton arc also tiie parents of I community and Mr. and Mrs. Roy son jxjrn one day last week iDouglass of Hastings left Satuid iy , morning for a two weeks' outing in grandchildren of Mt. Pfeasunt were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raljih Kenney nnd Mr. and Mr- 1. unday on the out»kirt» oi our vu- Fandie and her veil was-trimmed In F. Greenfield Mr. E. Wcodin. who ige. but we did not learn pieir f ?enth lace. She earned, u shower has visited here Hie past week, re* iotive. ' . -■'•[ bouquet of rores and - Mupdragan* Mr and Mrs. Charles Hartington/jj!u. w'as attended by 'the grooms 1 j .. .j. . «•. _..j ^ijyrella Steeby.-wno, „ ------------ —--------- ----------, Rev und Mrs. A. E. ‘ Wynn of were guest* Tuesday of were nidress of white ofgandie. i* spending the week with Gene, Woodland Mr and Mrs Fred Henncy and Wcbiter Steeby wo* best man Snap­ dragons gladiohls. zcniiu and asters were used in thr decoration* Music ------- ---------------------- —----------- - preceding thc service was rendered and spent Tht- remainder of thc day bv Sjrs Maude Steeby singing. "1 with Mr. and Mrs. Albert J Hauer,You ’Duly, followed by the ............. ........ - -....... "---- Aruuiu* iuui-.il. ...» ous trouble with infection in hl» luncheon wa* »en.-d and the happy leg. We hope hr may roon be well coupi,. .<{• for u »hort honeymoon • mvr during thc past week. »Snln. I#n(| mp qc at home with Ms-and M. .H,« M.. Ono w.u—. Mrs A c QClinw:n aft(-r Aue. 15th.: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hrnney of Has­ tings und Mr and Mr*. John Hen* Mn. Stvcby will teach thc Klingenters will teach this year. ' i iRapids and Mr and Mrs. Andrew, ney and family qf Lansing visited Mrs Susie Francisco spent a few B. Mlnrey and son. Richard, of Mus-i। their mother. Mrs. Sarah Henncy. - days last week with her daughter.1 kecon spent Saturday night and)i part ot last week. ,Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G: E-| Kenyon nnd Mr. and Mrs. Mlittey spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. will Spend tiie week here visiting.। Thc Parish picnic nt Stuart lake, Congratulation* to Byron John- 'and Mr*. Albert GreC'li ilust Thursday wa* well attended, lover eighty being present. A very ehI* Mr, mid Mi*. Roy Jenkin* add joynblc day was spent. )Ray ami Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin Lyle Olb and wife of Kalnmazoj ivisited Mr. und Mrs. h« Ryder al ‘i'd Monday .to attend the funeral spent tiie latter imit of tiie week at lof Mrs.' Michaels of Bowens Jlills, ... . and an turning Bugbee s corners an’d “Mr*. Afte-rt" Green and'family I Chiu. Whittemore and family at-' show in Hastings Saturday iilght ’ tended the Whittemore family re­ struck some loose gravel and the M„n<lav «t the tenia fair car Upped into the gravel Mock pi!.-. Mr, Arthur Getty ot Middleville; union at Gull lake Sunday. ! Some nearby men were able to fight. ,.nlCrtah’a<i at a tnl.-cclluncvaj ' Al Wolfe, wife and daughter, of it without further aid and fortunate-‘. u„.,. r 8\.urday. j.Uv 29. lit honor i Grand Rapids, were week end guest. ly only a few bruises were received ( M^._ Vi.ll!la Johnson. Site wa*| at Roy Erwu^W. Ward nnd Esther [Erway of Hostings spent Sunday : by the occupants presented wifh many lovely Rttu ww-k. 1 । K.r. and Mrs. Phil Otis and chi.-. |r,cr ]<* cream and cake were dren spent the latter part of the w<,n. ..-jv,.,]. » _ '• Mrs. EImc Latnphete uhd niece. Mis* Leon* Lomphcrc. of Haxttngi company from Lapsing over Sun[visited Mrs. Ite-Ue Whitright SunSara Gillespie !day afu-nufon. ' ; Mrs B. J. Boynton and daughter*. Building and Loan k. Strength ... TAe 43 Year fcicord of the National it • enviable one—Not a dollar of any member’i investment lost ®fje Rational ^goan & ^nueatment fflnmparip reshEy. Miadamei Orville Pursell.. Grover Brooks and Ray Clemens attended the funeral of Geo. Taylor at Hus­ tings St. Rose church Thursday morning. • Mr. nnd Mrs. Cha*. Hammond, Arthur Dcmuruy. Mi** Mary Baulch. daughter of Kalamazoo called on Mr. and Mrs Culp Sunday. Donald Reynolds expect* to go to Centerville on Friday where lie will be fine of the "Future Farmers" band which is made up of.boya from different parte of thc state. There are about thirty member*. They ex­ pect to play at A century of Prog- Hunt to Owosso'Sunday and spent' the day with rclnUtc-i. Durwood Bloke >u* been spending'I tended tiie Geiger teuntoi)- at Thornapple lake on Thursday. ' to hi* home near Oao.xsa Bunday. Russell Reynold* Is spending tiie Mrs. Sam Couch spent Wednesday with her sister lirar Yankee Springs Mr. and Mr-. Leslie Enzian. Mrs. Jun? Honey*elte and Vera drove to lT5:n, s,"d , n itavm Saundtn returned to hi* or B.lUr Crv,k tUKM rel«m« s,mi„ .dur Harry Lyle of tiie hospital Friday. Ttiursdaj spend!m; the p-im three week* with, in tiie Fred Camp Mr. nnd Mrs Clay Barber are .Mr. mid Mrs. RuueB Holme* ft xob.<- saundti.. Pontiac came Thursday tor u short ................. ««>--■ Rigular community meeting Sat-11 Clyde- Warren mid family spent Tiiurhday on a trip with Flunk spending n tew days with relatives and friend* at Harbor Springs and visit with her parents mid attended HINDS CORNERS/ in Lansing. Mrs. Warren­ Green* lo.ul for thi- upper peninurday. Aug, lit. Program in charge* Sunday 1 the' Alpena. Mrs. Ray Brisbo. returhed of Mrs. Myrtle Williams and Mis*1mother. । I Callum's Saturday Ix-Pricsirr. Supper committee. Mr.* • with ■ them to spend tlw week. Ernestine Edger and Mrs. Rltcldo.!! Art Lord und wife of Battle Creek The young profile of this vicinity IT B camp meeting nt Sunfield Sim­ had a farewell party Friday eve-- munity meeting Friday evening ut Glenn Morehouse's. in Grand Rapid*. Dorothy Slocum spent Sunday at Damon Warner s near Battle Creek. ■ England for Betty nnd Billy Muckle who leave with their parent* Mon­ day to make their home In Oxford. POWLTIS ECHOES. Mr*, pell Carter visited her cliil- । went to Chippewa lake Sunday and idren at Grand Rapid* Uiy pu:,t ! spent the day with Mrs. Springer* sister and family, — Sunday schools hud a picnic dinner । Mrs. 'Fred Stowell and daughter. at Midland park Friday, ft was de­ cided to have their annual picnic together again next year on the Mr. nnd, Mrs. Corner Schondeljmey-r und family und his brothers iMoreiiouse and Arthur Lathrop u . cimighter entertained company trim i and their families spent Sunday Mrs Lillie Sowerby and Miss Lillian committeerhtrott part of last week. Sowerby are spending Hie week at Dorothy Brnuard. who has been' Mr and Mr.. Firn- d Tob. Charlie Schnndelmeyer at tiuir cot taking post graduate worlejit M. S aritazoo open! part of last Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nichols had a C. during tlje summer term, retiirnr.i >.,5 j--,. visit from hl* cousin from Miami. ; home Tuesday evening. ; Mt. B,-aiH-.- i f Ln'ell R.'i>-rt Warner returned, tu hi? n.M «.f f.touth Itestlngs 'home on Friday evening from Chi- called <>n ih>i;- .-i-'.' i mul drookline’a .a'leelmi-n recently dc- !*oru and Mr. and Mr* Matt Bedford hl® te-tn vi-iting at the J. KJ Why cagp. While Vicrg he attended th-.-ixtr, and Mr K> ' fubia cldtd :ig.-.in*t issuing a license to an spent Sunday at Orangeville visiting horns. applicant who sought to operate --------- Mr. nnd Mr*. Charles Jone* and Mias Nyla Jean Pierce of Dowling jfnrikisiwh in. the MauachuMtU "* ' ‘ family. Marian Jones returned home is visiting her tuanddmoiher nt Mrs. .with them to sjiend a week. ,Jane McCann'*. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Whldby. Eva returned Friday from nt tending A 'Century of Progress at Chicago. park camo to n clow Sunday night' ’Die M P. conference und camp meeting begins Tuesday services 'morning and evening. . A watch dropped in water UitAild be filled with glycerine and then taken to a jeweler, according to ad­ vice from the Naval Observatory at with his family are residing iit ComMock. Mr.-Chainpipu. who rucr-.vds hint ut the Avery Farm, conics from’ witii Mr. ai,d Mrs. family of South Hi । tan. Kansas, are spending a tew dm > with his parents. Mr. and Mrs Al­ bert Porter, before they go to B ilti- ’Mr. Porter is doing research work at thc John Hopkins Memorial In, (MOW Dinner at thr church ba.-emi-nt thi* week on Thursday. served by, •he has employment. Oral Babcock of Battle Creek was a Sunday gueat nt the Bert O’l* of Nashville were guests Saturday j of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Covey and Campbell, and TO SPEND LESS moved back to Battle Cnx-k.-where they- formerly livtd. ON MOTORING! Do as over two out ev€fy five buyers of iow-priced cars are doing: S4VE WITH A NEW CHEVROLET! You’ll spend less to begin with—because the Chevrolet base price of $445 is so much lower than the price of any other Fisher Body make fewer stops for gas and oil, because the Chevrolet six-cylinder engine can go well over two hundred miles on a tankful! You won't havc to be worrying abeyat seeing the service man all the time, or paying a lot of repair bills be- cause—well, Chevrolet just isn’t that kind of car. It’s built right and stays that' way. Finally —you can look forward to'getting a good price when you trade your Chevrolet in —its resale value is notably high. • Can you say all these same things about any otherJow-priced car? Evidently America thinks not—from the way that America prefers to SAVE with a Chevrolet. MEVROLEf Jhm Lloyd Colvin but Mr*. Grace Glann and daughter1; of Maumee. Oltio. nre visiting the । family Friday Mis* Ethel Mi. Gold Beach. Ore.. apparently is not the only uiUnrorporated county CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN IfITD D • lx. nUl\U Rl^- DISTRIBUTOR FOR BARRY COUNTY Phone 2680 HASTINGS, MICH. Mcsdar.-.es Sadie Fuller. Gertie san Antonio. Texas, lias a comowelL Etta Gould. Edith Debolt, puisory night class course for pub,1—*““• rn.,* on*, McIntyre.;ifc school janitors in the art of "Jan• Marshall. Ida Haring, SAVE WITH A NEW CHEVROLET � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-08-23.pdf 77048740708bff0c0be215f8a5571c11 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER 1 •atkly SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, AUGUST 23, 1933 12 PAGES I FINAL HEJR1NG BN Governor Still Has Time LEGIONNAIRES PUII f SEVERAL ESWES To Keep Platform Pledge UBOfl OH FIIB NRA VIOLATIONS y Should Be Reported to Department of Commerce in Detroit NUMBER 17 PAGES Ito 8 CENTENNIAL COMM. VIS TS BELLEVUE FRANK HERRINGTON 1 1 SELLS HIS RESORT fl. fl, Has Conducted Hotel at Clear Lake for Over Twenty| One Yeara f • D|[[D|lin TH DllUlllU IU DIRECT CITY BAND ARTHUR I. GOULD, ADMR..-GOV. COMSTOCK HAS 18 MONTHS REMAINING IN EVENT BE IN NATURE’ 1. All NRA violations, should be FIND BIG CROWDS ATTEND I Frank Herrington, who Jim eon-1 W. a. DAVJ8 RESIGNS AS OF STATE ESCHEAT FUND WHICH TO INSTITUTE PROMISED ECONOMY reported to the Department of comTHE BELLEVUE -OF GET TOGETHER FOR HEAD BECAUSE OF THE ducted the resort at Clear lake Jar nicrce. SOI First National HdBding over 3! years! has Hdd hu place to a CELEBRATION ENTIRE COUNTY TIME REQUIRED HERE LAST WEEK Detroit. Michigan Mr. Murray from Grdnd Raptdi. ? Extravagance Did Not Begin With Governor Comstock, Neir>r*u*f-Aw>A 2- Complaint* will not be received HEIRS APPEARED TO CLAIM INHERITANCE ■ -- It - Ended - — With The New Administration. lher Has Says V. J. Brown In Final Article 'who takes poswasioti within » day* over telephone MANY OLD RELICS WERE In a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Her­ OUTDOOR CONCERT TO OX ROAST, CONTESTS, aa.awa 3 T7ve department invite comrington and family expect fo mo­ ON DISPLAY IN STORES tor eliher n> California or Florida BE GIVEN THURSDAY GAMES ON PROGRAM munication* in person or in 'tatting -------------------------- . from individuals, regarding what ----------for the winter months, rcjurnlng Dy v J- Brown Special Caterer From Clarks- lhe* honestly believe u a violation Local Committee to Soon next rpring. • Large Audience Wag Favor­ During their long residence at Probably there has never been a time tn the history of this nation when Outline Plan, for Hnslings' I Clear ably Impressed With Pro­ ville to Have Charge Jake-. Mr. and Mrs. Herrington ' Unim nt uz» mdv t,ie average individual citizen Is more disturbed than at the present moanent Industrial Code n —«_ ««« Centennial in .1938 have w<m a large circle of friends, gram Lait Week of Barbecue . neirs OI Win. mcrecK ; nu.n, Generally It Is-sald *e have entered upon a new era in business <. The written signature and adWhen any executor or admlnlstra- and in .government It is but a short time ngo when the cry of the naBecause it required more of hla with tlie Mr- •”«>”«. Laurence Barnett who regret their leaving, but wish With the cooperation co-operation of the HasHas­ drcM'^ th. ^Dtainant"niM’t »□tings Commercial Club, the Lau- ,In wS X Mnd thelr daU«h,*rr- Maryaret Mn. them suecea- in all their undertak­ time than he felt justified tn using. tor of any estate shall have made lion «as I or government to get out of busine.v» There was revulsion ------; w------- --.. .o- ------- . pear on all complaints Where the w u nIld M u „ftewh.o ings. W. G Davis. ciiiropractor of tiiia final settlement with Un- probate against bureaucracy. There was aB - . ----— ~ u ‘ LT Z—7—* . rvner J Bau«-r Post of the American ."ren.u-At "• l-*"* “nu »*. u- cwk utniMv —................................ mmnLilr.nrtlt ttuolr .. .... has ita(rr 11a blg V* ox IrottJlt ‘‘1’'.tt u - Uw that Bellevue bratton | court, .such admlnu-tiator or VACVUcxecu- UlUllUUt'U, tremendous Wlfr'V wave Ug.lklUl against puuill public .A ex-” Whatever *" ...... *' been raved ■* ... ■■ UHUUHu'l, b.U, VI . by‘ “econo... * Lcglon pIarte t0 HI b'-gl .-MfrA I 'H*fr',ltV '.mil I.. rV.O . I IfrfrU ............... Centennial ................. evk .................... p’ u< county penw.. “? 0,1 1''rltla-v “I tart week. Mr Bar­ tor may mav deposit deirult with the Mamtv ta-nw Today Tnrlav burinra* ha* yielded Yielded ~nil<-‘ *»PP»»ed to tha ordinary affatex #nd picnic nt the fair ground here Hasting* City Band. Hl* place will --------- --—------u the lnc chairman cnairman aito ana Mr* sir*, W. w. R. it treasurer meh money* a* lie may-Ttri-11 almost entirely and without (,f government is eaten up by n#w Labor -Day Every person in the “ J° ”?d------- ------- IlcIt 15 b*/ taken by A. A. BJferno. who Is mp-fret ImUvWu-U ana -nd u> ,nd M M u c ,xl. u„, m„ob„. I hf.vc ta'luiuiiiiK lo any heir, legatee an apparent remonstrance to guv- spendhig* of hew commtadons and county ta invited to attend- Barbe- rr *pecl u, 10 inowwuata to bullbustand Couk well-koown to music' lovers of this ...... i. ^Before -Before the summer cur sandwichei coffee and a I ur ctaimhnt, whote wru-reabouf* aft- ernmental control Never in lhe agenciv*. - day u... . oi th*1 local committee- itf five, upcity a* conductor of the HusUnga the rSm! po“’u,<1 ,o mak" for a I rr diligent inquiry Jie cannot oncer- hUtory of tuition* has public money: u over ‘there will te more ‘inspect“jra full of sport* and entertainment Sympiicny Orcliw.ra. « cn tile road ar state expense than will be entirely free to al) who enme amount of work at the Detroit NRA nlal ceubiatton of the witUement of I tain, or to any heir, legatee, or been vjant with so tavisii a hand , The new rrganUatlon which it to Headquarter* written compiainta Hastings, which wifi te in 1930 I ilamuint wild haU deciinetf to accept In this respect Michigan I* march- ever trawled the highways and by­ Tlie event will be patterned clorely cannot be consolidated with the Barry be Individually acknowledged u , r * 1 " nd ^ £ crowds it I liic funds awarded to him. iug qtong with tin- (Meade A year ways at this commonwealth before after the Legion Fair held )a*t year. A little more than a year ago this >■ LasJ year the legionnaire* found COUNTY AST. FOSTER TO ......... ^.„.iorm I Wljrie a person iu* been missing ago from every political platform bration was In every way a succ- v I for u continuous fx-iiod vf seven wa* heard “ ~~~ lor -govern ------- ­ writer in closing his first' series of that roasting a whole ox wo* an art returned immediately. the cry interval* throughout the year. It CONDUCT NEW SERIES Bellevue was jammed lull ol people mental economy. articles on state affair*, used tliese, in itself. Thta year, therefore, an I year*, the estate of such disapioarvil! words: OF MEETINGS expert from Clarksville will te on from the surrounding territory, I person may be probated, and la- ta Band. In time, Mr. Blferno hoped ' Oligarchy of Spenders. , many coming from long distances against inspectors, hand to take charge Since this man I presumed to be dead. Hta estate is to have a sixty-piece unit here. An "Michigan is ruled by an oligarchy has hall ten year*' experience in to participate. there was opposidtatributed- to his heir* at law invitation 1* extended to musicians FARMERS IN CHARGE An interesting feature of the tton to almost ,ev-. I Tin re have been in lire |w»st many Uh'panng barbecue*, a delicious ■ to join tile band, altos and haws tuned und tla-lr eyes focuM'd u P Jn roast reems assured. celebration wm the exhibition of OF ADMINISTRATION being especially desired. Direct.<3 I deposits with the county treasurer ery form of govrmineiital activl- certain bloc* and minorities who old time relic* in the front wind1,*.* I tar missing pvraotis and for heirs Since the discontinuance ot th* have lean aid to make themselves Barn County Fair several year* ago. - ----------------------- .... ---------- Tte.ie who refused to accept bequest* left hearval on Tuesday evening. Township Committees to Be pnmiire* of cut- htwtd and seen. The taxpayer will there ha* been no real occasion proI io them or their share in estate*. An outdoor concert will be preting the expense never receive hta derervrd rrcognl- fridfd for a big county get-together TOTAL OF 114 TEACHERS Keystones in Set-Up of On the 13th day of Muy. 1933. cn'rd by city Band on thg REQUIRED FOR RU’ arandmothera otn.. <>: sheeta of the state tlon ,w tlM> makes hu> jxmer I-ast year by way of experiment, the grandmother* wonwon-, dishc* <!>*he* -some »: State Public Administrator. Max- ‘ court liousc lawn Thursday evening Association hl the middle a virile, forceful portion of election tagionnaires planned a county pic­ .them very old—firearm-. Indun rel­ '* aril L. Black filed a la-tlteon in the iof tris week commencing at 8:00 RAL SCHOOLS Commencing next Thursday, Aua o'clock Among the numbers on the there uere proPublic Wlp.te uill n«-ver l>- nic ............ ,r,„. was Bas ic*—u large number and vanity: “ Barry county probate court asking on Labor Day. Tlie revenn, that the the v< *'—teruiLt **—— -.—--I.. tc t.- .'<*>n. r i -.< :y ■ u« I" •' l'!-' *'> $!>• -vta' a: Aiirh -ur h ■,1 «iiree«« that «k _I household utenslU of variou* sort*. ■31, County Agvut Fo'ttr will Cro­ program w.|l be the Hasting March I that an administrator be appointed eriea of meetings to explain composed by Mr. Bifenvo unzl it;<»e — - one this folh tided .-•-»* to hold — anottier ; It wi* surprtaing that in the vicinand l)>e e clirot fund* now dcposit- ■■■■■■■ form of taxation, public feed trough*.” A FEW SCHOOLS WILL ‘i«»d u< organtzlng to admin- riefr.i <etudu!ed for the concrrl tart V. J. Brawn und I lie re Were Killing Itals. A program of *ports. pmlest* and I cd with, the county treasurer be •n-e-n ..re |ly “f Bellevue such a wide »*ri'.-ty • wheat control act here in pronito-v of reform. ■ “ Farmer* frequently find it prof ­ NEED AID FROM STATE old-umc article*, mcimfim :,nnvaudeville entertainment has been turned over to the "Slate Escheat nty. A complete schedule of storm cut riiort the complete lut. Today Michigan u wlutllng along Hable to take n day off and kill tlie arranged to make the entire day in. -----------------— — ning . wheel*, ---------- and- wheel* lor -spink». Fund." Tlie 1933 k-gistalurc provided xtings *111 be published next (Continued on page five) •-cresting. In the morning family Most of Them Will Have Nn n*ng Hux. could'be brousfit forth r that 'rrxheat fluids might be in 1 the same old maze of *|a-nding. The band made a very favorable contests will be featured. A com( ~ “ ave r,o 1T he committee were ven sure tu.*: ,The committer very tnat - grouped, providing lhe total did not , Mr v.ut.r “'’prcfr-tton .last »wk. Inclement Serious Financial piste list ot these will be-available । the assembling at such relics of tiu txcecd tlie *um <>t 1500 00. -b ? weather prevented the entire p.-ogrower?, aim Nlgn I HAS THE QUALIFICATIONS. n she the Q.-frerment asreemrnt io to u,ram Uojn glv#n bu| next week. Other events include early days of thix city and county . At tlie final hearing on this mht- | Problems ' “"* who came heard sufficient to be cro, Probubb' not many in Barry couii- horseshoe pitching contest*, a bi­ would be in every way worth while restrict acreage will hare n I ter held in probate court August 14. ty know that Dr Johir Woototi of cycle race for girls, a bicycle race 105 one. "S?1 — -I, ‘reiure oi rural as »a feature of ipe It** exmn cxiubiuon to be cliargc of the organization. Jrep- ' I it w:i.s determined that tlie v.M-Jieal 1 .,hat V'V 0,i(anlzatlon showed . this city was named by Governor for .... boys, MV»». hitch-and-go iuvwi-auu-gu face, race, archery arenery ’110of n Barry .^OU,J’ly' Ther«. Mre held__________ in Hastings in 103«. , . , tqwiuhip will ’ funds deposited to Joel Kocher. .... ... wheat ------- ,....vers of his district LCumetock w parole officer for Barry contest, und pet parade parade. There wll each at. ■ will| ,n^A’J?t1roo?LschooU-onc $"loo“—°’>c£*£**■ *. There always must ■be. xx a part resent 1175 50; Lydto Monroe. W0.4G; Mary _ .between ... M TVvwhrw and Prairie- of 8Uch at) exhibition, arnuremvn: ■ cn tive county board. Became of the grouped about the musicians while 11county. Tiiia place involve* more re- be a.. kbore ba 11 ___ game Free- ( Oranuevillr• Ifo* 111® a,M1 Almy. $7 00; Eliza Trant. $100; 1 ■ponsibility than jx-feple generally port and Nashville In the afternoon.1 , t0ll, has. “ roon] utul diveramn* o! various sorts. Tn : low wheat acreage in Yankee moat the entire parking apace Charles Main. $3 00; Nathaniel G I fritiua. think. »<• In law case uny any iKitun, person, win rent Brn .fr 097 .Ml- Nrlum Palmntu-r . An amplifying system will make a *. a..,eac?.lnM.?‘^ee. *«*’« Bellevue in plentiful supply, Springs and Orangeville towiudiips. around the court house square wat lii/H Thelma Snyder $52! in- - COUNTS TREAS. MAUS DIS- »rom this county to any penal inr.i- the stage program audible all overP1’ . required. Mrs Maude Smith. Some of them, in tiw judgment of these two unit* have been gnaiped with can containing additional jtutlon in Michuan. is parol-d. h- '• u the grounds Band concerts will be1 SJ>u!l,\ sc,?°o1 commUrioneK states one. Thus fifteen representatives: filled visiting committee. were nat in *a M. Snyder. *331. should be'turned ----------------------------------------‘ •" '■ listeners. BURSES DELINQUENT : answerable to Dr Wuoton. He wlU given tliroughout the day *h*Jha4 the, nam‘? antl I*05' keeping with such a c< libration. will be selected to Um- county wheal 1 lo ArtJiur I Gould, the admliiistruNo number played by the band TAXES . WcL the duties of thi* jxisition ac­ Following arc the committees in °“*c^’ addrew* of all the teaciwrs and were u.-« tal only tor th,-r« venu<- board. ■last week will be repeated again Theme fifteen men will meet to ceptably. Hie pnneipa] quallficucharge of the fair ,<•/ “ » schools except for lbey pr<x i, jrctl , u , h > lp carrs lMl tlu . It also appeared that the fund The program for tomor­ form an ontomzauon knowo-ax the' Thursday. , tions arc ati undentaxfinK of hu­ General chairman. Maurice Fore-1,hre* '** rooni *choota, where fur ibo.A.. row evening l.« a* follows: I uian nature, sympathy for its w< >k- man; entertainment. Roy Hubbard. <’,,od »«••*«» the teachers resigned For the rfhal day there weir ndI —Hastings March—A. A Blferno. T. f,,<l ,helr WK**** have not yet _____ drr.x.s_ and ‘vINPF .‘IAMY 11n*46*!. •» d«4re t<» iielp toe chainnun. Mort Hill. Al ___Brown. ___ _ olher feature . .mr own elation through which the provi*IK-non had been claimed by hta ‘J.’ 3 — Overture. Princes* of India— men o ’oiixuc K Reid; concessions. conceMloni Harry |Iarry Wood u<,n been lv reported to her. her. I •f"^ ‘t*ing inns of the wheat rc*:ricli-m act will S. K. Ported to .. ■ e" 6^g^^nKMJham -.ion* and daughter*, and that h- u ’ 'i ” '"’2’“ 'jhhi. I man lwh6 hW4rtwJ OII on lhe fi -hnlrm-n An*.. 1 t• 1____ ... S.' far l<*. Mfr.’ Uhl 80 lar “* Mr knows, air on tt)e program tor Saturdav On the decia-frA-d. that he died In Ol-cg.t in Tntnl Amnnnt <?nnt in Fnnr I------- ‘fool Dr. Wooton ha* thare chairman. Andy Matthew*. Charlie .Continual on pare 11. part two. 101111 Amount btnt ,n Four q(mlff button.-.. Townsend. Henry Hubert. “”"" ho°k WM be — in «•»«*••••*■» opemtion. iContinued on page mx) riuucri, Edwin nowin ■JT ”• ” ••• •*•■ r«..r Mitas. d..,„d ure™.n. »U1 .’Jg’Jfl wSEtata H. -----«•» ■— -— Savlcs Angelo Aneeln RniHt n1 _______ ___ Bayles. Spirts. Sterling Rog- this 'hta Tall. full. Several Several of them will bee begin -----Times Is $30,040.95 to be chosen to head the a^ociation GOVERNOR NAMES EMERpolice. George Leonard. Gall,next *‘*k' ^any morc week ,0,_ Twps., Villages and City • Lykins, Karl Fuui; baseball game lowing- in tne large majority of At the meeting held to elect rep- Klohr. 5—Setecttcn. Old Time Favorite*— icwntativcs. each township will al­ History ha* no doubt been made; GENCY RELIEF COMM’N A1 Bn,w,,; barbecue. Harold New- J“rai district* the financial arobArranged by Geo. D. Barnard. ’U1 Hurry T. 8. K. !,,m ».taa.not primary, m elect two men to work with the' in the contity treasurer's UUI uffite ini ncuicr uumm m. , (on. ^1,^ « — • —Miller. —>■ -— «x. serious- The ---------township — — -• — — n..ia. t, -------. — ., mnnev thu vear tkwv.tthAr w-i,fr. V . • tepre.u ntatlve on the .tor ”-*"-! L^re,WdC- A N1«hl ,n June“K ‘ .amount cf delinquent taxes thai Mrs. A. H. Carvcth Chairman. IU Id: nnan*. Harry Miller and Del • money thta year, together with cash -..r han Ti-i .'it'.i r'n.'... ii .. fl-., nt *, Cortright ( on hand, and the amount* expect'd (Continued on page eight! rer has received rln- <• tile Hr >t of: hthti 7—Hcleclion from 'FXJrty Second Other Members Are Fr. Member* of the Auxiliary will as- fro,n thc December tax levy will. ___ _____ ______ _ . _ liary. By delinquent taxes we1 , (Street" •Shuffle off to Buffalo"— stat tlie Legionnaires on committee C3rr ot financing nearly alii . -- ■ - mean not only tlusw of the year.I Geller and Frank Lentz C. D. BEEBE VISITSi __________________ I Arranged by R. D. Becher. during of Wlth the whk of them. is believed that the state THREE PERSONS BITTEN a_ I,.... «________ frfr________ THE BOARD OF EDUCATION ’•». bm also for-1931 and pr< •. DU­ Governor Ctemtock has named. nn| liilr > '“,rk n“IK1W1U lwVc the day money .h t0 It " ““ ' .CITY AFTER 40 YEARS St foMart rearffwJS'r' Weiiie PLANS FOR FULL YEAR * J ‘“ " ‘K'mm^on ““ ” tor' Further particulars will be given “ld school* timt would be up against, LOUIS GREEN S RAB­ 2 lOiln^nd ri .L -.J <‘ach Michigan county which U cx­ W.. Organizer of Ha.ling. l^"'“ ID PET DOG * 2^79 000 L. rerelMt l>* c!r‘l tn ,f>ok B,t*r w‘,Uar* work ln in next week's Bunner and on -the,1* before the end of the school year | OF TEACHING We understand Freci>ort may need ■ aiu 179.000. (79.000. ns us «r we recall It. it uas it I lhnt county. Thc. ejections made hand bills put out by the Legion. IO—Die Star 8<uingled Banner-iCity Bank in 1886some assistance for that purpose, dacteiid TotATiiritT I Mr Man', our county treu*tirei.;. try the Governor for Barry county . Melody by Thomas Stafford Smith: and a few rural schools may find it PASTEUR TREATMENT DRASTIC REDUCTIONS .... been busy receiving, and div- ■ „„ A„„ „ I tuu Iiatv nr-r-si r>-r * n-rr-r* Now LlVC-S Abroad umhjutu uy waiter L FIRE AT LAWRENCE Harmonized by Walter Damrasch; ure as follows Mr*. Albert H. CarimpOMlbic to hold nine months of ------------------HAS BEEN STARTED The publlsiMi* of tlie Banner were Arranged by J. p Sousa. ALLERDING'S FARM। school without state aid Tlie ipiiit | ------- _£ pli a-'i d on Monday to rfeie a visit-------- —-*♦» Interesting Development in Reference to Determining I . ...... lolden and called un ere he will Lboys from late. There > They ex- n Hall at* Cairns at•untotj at •day. ending the ulanuuoo a Irian.'Mrs. a drove to lire Sparks irned from tarter are prtnga and ats. ils vicinity rtday eveGenevieve illy Mackie e'nta Mnnin Oxford, i Galeay Corners nlc dinner div uul picnic zchkritnar tending A ‘hicago. it Midland day night. »nd camp i services ter .should and then rvatory ut ........ .— -------- ■2ffiJ5XSS!S?bS*2K “‘J™’1 ■TO EXPLAIN WHEAT ACT ORGANlZftT ON SOME SCHOOLS WILL START ON MONDAY SCHOOL DISTR GTS ARE BENEFITTED HAS MADE F0UR PAY- K2 "s1£Ex,«=iT'di' 9^165306 CITY SCHOOLS TO • OPEN ON SEPT. 5S INJ0HNST01TWP. MADEiyxftNSESj^^S,1XiS!S'«g«X2di Hustings Oh, Schools Offer 1 of ally irice sale any inks to 3 AN roXiSSr© ' Garage, Small Tool Shed and JE Head of Animal Sent to Ann UNANIMOUS REQUEST Arbor A„„ly.i._Defi. ‘KJ; FOR RETURN OF PASTOR 7 , *‘,M' *•*“ , i*cted of them have not as y« been Other Out Buildings , 7 definitely determined. National and 1 not be sufficient, in such case* it is nite Case of Rabies . J1:1' C1,!y 1„ , , -------- ’ ' for J.11 Who an- dt linquem tor 1932|st,te organization* have been perWere Burned and dciii Min'd itat MU Ud| A mull pel do, Mowns U. i“ SLSufflSl VITS.5JS? Molbodifrl Oburoh Aiki Ko­ ,, , iiLHivu nnu Tlie -schools of this city will open •“X'-’ ,o l»y them at any time lxIt ls expected Hint a repreAbout two o clock Tuesday morn- will be possible ~« ~ ■----------- - . . j LoOta'Green, who works in Ham- and wav for several vears located iii tm Tuesday. September 5, and. un- fore November I. 1933. without add-1 tentative from them will vl«lt this ing fire was discovered m the car, turn of Rev. L. L. Dewey ———— *hed- tcn the Lawrehce "Alicrding ■ FMFR^DN FDGFR MAkFQ I F t n ' ln Rw-:,r '' , *r. N. V Fur same time he less drastic curtailment shall be *n« any interest or expenses which ctninty and Inform the local emer- shr-d n ’ ItA t .. a . “ “ “ -----------— -........... .lii'.uum for Seventh Year of Rn^-r. MAKES IJ<*nstown. had an undoubted can- ha, b«.en nunj? ln the south of forced on accomu of finances which would other*'u* have to be paid cency commission what’will be ex­ farm, farm, the the first first titace ptace eare east of Rc«er* A meeting of the quarterly con­ doe* not seem probable, school will The legislature alto nude it possible pected of them twite on the south side ot the INTERESTING FIND enu A lll > °\er a WCC*B5°'France His three -011/ srv all juc| corner* be continued nine and one-half for those whw owe delinquent taxes yp,. Governor has made an excel- road. road, - --------, Dr. Stiles, a veterinarian from Kola- cev ful businc-s- men They insisted ference of the Methodist Episcopal . montn* th.-same as lut* ?'«■ year. lor •year* previous 1933 -. to r--z pay ,jtem selection iw for uariy Barry county, county. The V ..... ....... r..... — to — — ,n Briec.iuii ine Wlicn discovered, the shed was all Discovers Old Plow Point 'nazoojitopiad at the Hammond that theirfather rnu.t take this' church of this city was held Thura­ Von Buskirk niislrlrl? gnd .ng thrrn ntnn three .t.._......... ... named ___ . will give ... their .. . ablaze nrthe building were Poured store. Mr. Green, called hta attention cm Hn<j |.flt lnl0 Ul.uv,. b1Kl. 1day evening and was well attended. Sifcerintend-ntt Van them mi on thi* the tintnllnu*nt in.valmi. n>plan, persons Buried on His Farm ttir M-hoot bM[d have trimmed ex-1 which will b. explained by Mr ix.*t effort*, will do the work in the an automobile and the Delao lighti to the fact that hta dog had been ne-v again He enjoyed his life It was presided over by DUtrict BupniM"; ra that the fu 1 9<, months,Maus to any Inquirer. .'right spirit, wlih a view of meeting Ing plant, where it is thought that j acting strangely *U1 and and n»s hi* mt* wit* ‘to to various various1pcrlntcndcnt Kennedy. Near Hastings “ dwribed what w““* “abroad oroao ana The jja-stor maXe hta sixth annual jehroilng fnay te tad There has ITw appiroeh of the new school .-very emergency care fairly and the fire rtarted. Connected with the rfie hnd It.done. The procountries old world until thi* ... . eie had Doctora pro* the oklunt'i thi Emerson Edger was plowingB near near pounced in his hisTlic judgment, rare couiiirie-. X ty w. wofnlofftiegold stamp'd uiHfnunontuKvr wasAm p.owm judgment, a care country m Uli off the « 1,1 siaiiuarq. v ai dn> report, showing that in spite of the been a reduction in the past two Mar. which will emmn. nee next helpfully All local relief agencies garage were a henhoure. small tool CWillnn Ills f-it-n. ... .1...“.S nounred .. .. it. m . .... . ' n.l K*>lu S~»«2'ysss"± SI !h,‘ “ <•"? i’l’fiS, iufiuu*JS nS: deprevslon the church had nudo year:, of 16 per cent in the number month, has caured tlie bountytr<a.<- wll| b,. rU(I to co-operate with this shed ahd a coin crib " ' of teachers in our school*, and-lhe urer to te ns libera) «• »»*.•.:«<• in committee in giving needed aid to burned ’ ' Individual pay ot the teacher* ha* dwbuncmcnta. On July 3 lie paid to (every emergency cure. ' forced it out of lhe ground. Ou in- ,in« Kiwi mu inn. ..ri-r .hu r*. ” 7 ... ar”"<7 OJ. Ium<n different church organizations. been cur over 35 per cant. This ha* the townships, city and villages in.-, 4 ♦ > -----------the regular business had hm ...d «. JOT, Andrus tome cn'Xkd M> .^lutar 1SS £'£ ^5?.J1SK ’I” ' V""" .'‘“’S”' “ “ b"“'U,’! -After______ been accomplished in a manner that 590M. Hta payment thta week on de- A. LYNN BROWN IS NEW 1* creditable tn everv leurhrr In,«nr i iinOUent taxe-i to the inwriihln rfrtv ** Is to every teacher in our | hnqur-nt tuxes township, city been ’rarwacted. the question was I schools They realize conditions, and village treasurers amount* to MAINTENANCE SUPT. I and arc ready to accept their share, M.(XJ3 7tl. Mr Maus made there pay- j --------rising of sacrifices and have done no with t—-—*“ •- * ' •*■ • Highway, and Belgium liad had experience vote.the member* of the quarterly entire good feeling. We have a fine -1th i riciea and dtd not conference requeued tile district corps of teachers, who are faithful want to take any cnance* wuh our superintendent to do all lie could to' I to their duties and responsibilities FOUR BOYS NEEDED . M-cure the return of Rev. Dewwy to 80n ’ Successor , ,IKl A1,eramg were at-___________________________ I The people of this city appreciate • he pastorate of Hasting* churro for lhe gold standard, m Mr. Breb FOR rivir PI AY pact! 8uU Highway Commissioner Van tending the fair in Chicago. Law- ever ownedby members of*hta famhid"nT,o’£;,7 k7" re­ I the spirit in which they have accept­ the next conference year, which will run UIVIU FLAT UAd 11‘Wkgoner ha*, named ,u *uperin- rance Bennett and hta sister looking ily. He described the .point to Henry 52 . .J r’f ' ? wnh ■*" "nned : ■ America, .nd u re­ ed tlie cuts that had to be made in . . • .. . —■■ . £id"nt St?, 'JL, ,,, naicr I 'end™, oi m.u.tcn.h« or Mou. .nor u,ln«o in UM, .tarner sh.™ “ ---“ .ihty.SiSoM .alorc ... 5? ’" nc nowcea '“.'it.'1 tidlnf Ln n,v -1™ be hta seventh. — -tao — -- -----.-----------elghty-year-oid resident, that there wm t™m blind.on nn.. oforhi“ ■ wm be £on.,.d.r.H«. but Shipman. nbo hm „e., W .nd U» wEX.USh .. X, dlielr.puy checks There had been Art Director Also De.irofr the W.b.-.J. In Bo..,- ™tj. A Mr..- _jna We know thta action will pkase ------------------------------------------ -«*. ../...I The loss will be considerable, but who live* nearby and the tatter ven- hauls coming from a scratch or a Mme thought that possibly there not only the members at tiu? church Of Old style Kitchen cl,y The resignation We were informed that there was in- tured the opinion that it was an ibltP Tl0i“p.... would not be enough applications! Loanflahtaa* and crogrt gation.. but will be good Zr I"' Jor]nMn' whlch *“s re- '’urantt! car “"<* doubtless .old “Hcekendorff" <we were unable denUv the d« had ehhre bit-r» a foolish gesture tor Allie America to .. . ... . . ' till 1144. K» I this fall for n normal training class. dently the or cancel hr debts against European new* to the people of Hartings who Cabmet for Set (quested by the sommtssioner for po- some on tlie buildings. to verify the spelling of thta wrdi riuJerf himdog had cither bitten, ' •l, as to make It desirable to keep' n u. .hr- .' ', c-t*nti-i- They would be glad to belong to other churches, or who Four more , bey* about twelve ’lltlca* not Pencn reaaons. created a -»-**■-------------plow point of a type not used in C on Tucsdnv .Dr Kinde -Four i up ttuit work. Recently there ha* rear* On Tuesday TuesdayDr. Dr Kinde, hei head of ha-.,- us d.i it, of course, but it would have no church affiliations. Rev. of m-i- Ji.- needed to act th.-''®^^ not easy to fill This is an CONFUSION IN NAMESJ ‘ county for many decades ’ (this Mr. been an increase in lhe number ap- tneir good good will, wui. becaitw Deca trie Dew7 m5‘ ,luUr* and (Continued on page six >' I1(y u, ,;nn tjvelr part n*n nr->-s> n EdRer luu left this interesting old plying so. that a normal training *' art of Kuifins in ' The Silver. ‘(Want place. We are sure that an under-current of feeling W»ibUltee* ^re.in auch a nunHAS BEEN BEEN CORREC CORRECTED relic on display In the Banner office ■Thread play to bepicpre-, - Mr- Brown— will----concede that HAS Class is assured for next year Thre —...•' three-act "~r\. ----—hta predand !< aiou..y toward thta country. *?r‘ h*J*0?1 <’*ry’ _ -._ ■_ , __ I.,..,. ..henUwJ°b,TAU.",r was r..' is* UxK lzw.Vl«... l».। ■!! Just how many foreign students ‘'* n,cdI at Central auditorium looking n aft--------I-window and hopes that someday it E. W. BLISS CO. PLANT --------- u — — — .•* .. nio mont kindly ,n man. He rttrl.unl tha: uv might as well H* . ** ? t an. will attend cannot be determined at 001 “«>»rdfoK to Prosecuting At- «r “ !y ? n* 1 R- H • Mott of Baltimore ’'may find a place tn some collection n- idea :u-,. of CH i«a European turopean marmar- ‘’wa<‘ ,nd •« hta view* and STARTS OPERATIONS 'orge! the this time. In the big advertisement L E H-Tnclt. the director “ “ *ul n°t be easy lo follow VJ_ Ji !w Barry County Museum. i _„ An-.cncan wheat, because all brotherly In hta attitude toward all Township Called as 1 The ln question was evident­ (Continued on page three) AH nf ,h* «*«e»y «»>1* drama is■ "ian „ ' • ure bicikinj-un tnen h*4 ulu‘l* *° *ctire pari ----------- e ; nearly domplMed and rehearsal* Tiwre is no reason why Mr. Brown Traverse Juror ly designer! for long and heavy rerv- No Definite Information Yet countries in Eur , ...---------- „ -r. in the wort of the Onmmerrtal I heretofore idle land and growing T S BAIRD WILL CARRY u‘n •**In **’“ ThQ5t Intended arc;*»“»“» not.make good in that pori< A, an nt wav !*“• 11 could evidently be fastened to hs to Number Who Will I. 5. UAMU 'WILLURMHT 'rM|UfMc(1 to grl ln touch wUh Mf ton. He graduated from the Ha*grain* hi order to save importation. Club, has been prominent tn civic i.T'Ji 4*"""nnme<s mi, 1 ,he Pln*' ,n four dlfletent ways. Any i... added nn.-.-n Hut -,1, Europe is ,, nn>nanna adlvittea, ha* evidenced Uve f»Cl ttngi wi High and i.. later the nuiv — confused information concerning this .’ Ho preparing LINE Barm-tr. tinirl <fh school uiu — »from — .u_ S.IIXU OF Ul MEN IVIL.IV S O SHOES uFlULJ Barnctr mier ironi me , - ------—....... we . . cite lhe Be Employed for ur.u-.he- war expect* itP*nd will that h* u Interested in Hasting* and followirut instance welcomed ----------- i The players also wish to borrow Michigan StateMiri.ivan College a>.>. in therv,n.„_ engi- ,olI°*'*ng instance which liappei which happened I Joseph McKnight. who has chanje . it • ' * ***e the welfare welfare nt of it* its nannta people nurim During Announce, in Thi. I.iue > old .t>V kiiei,., chum .bout we'jM dewurnm T».i ,„,mM >»" L’’”™. ... rile E. V W. W BUM nine Co r-,1 plant nlnnt ht. I". “ . :n«»r.«r„r"hE ‘ to'.z i^. ,ii«uSi-»fw2ur?ir 0.''ur&«;7g'K;i„«n/'2«m «««■'■««» oft the chan««I little ex- ?hy conference year now closing M ■ ■ .... —— ....... . W*lt1 rtf rr»"(nl ... Kl.> ,— ..... m A FCCCIlt LSStK* OI t BOOK STOKE NOTICE. Complete Line in Addi­ more than fifty have been receive# «new work. Ills many friends In this! «*P ,as lyess appearea a ii*t or tnei The Hastings Public School's reene nhowinz tin interior of Damef’*’ many friend* tn this Into the ehurch. and county wish him every sue- i ‘rnvcrsc jurors called for the coming j Bookstore will be open every day m.rt U,e .»us«,U, ......... (u,«. tion to Clothing ”• .J, j” : MournaVcottugc. If such an article1 city | An imjx-rtant statement was made term of United State* District court for thc 2 weeks from ,8.00 Men.'young men and boys, in this of furniture U available.-the director eera tn his new position. by Dislrk-t Bupertntendent Kennedy, a..art- ,rk„b. tr.,w hta -— --------------jin Grand Rapid*, and among the t0 12:00 A. M and from 100 to 5*00 Tte lmjmra ol u>» city and county, will be interested requests Unit he be notified. Articled ­ 1AM. SURE THING. I names Was that of W W. Watt of p m beginning next Monday. Aug. ments have been called to get tne ways remetnbrr -He «u tutor which was that while one-rixth at In the announcement by T 8 Tlaird loaned to the association will b<«vn uu.,1 care Henry Sheldon brought to this of- Hasting*. The Banner copied U>e 28 The store will be closed Labor Day plant in condition for running Just puiued by Mrs Beebe and her alite the banks of the country had failed that to his regular line of clothing given care. that further hewrlarge a force will be aended has during the depression, while there It tagood M^tcd >“«««>«>• a fine yam. weighing item, wondering at the time who W.l-Adv. '■? Mira Belle Chapin, of Kalamazoo. ? XS/iZm «!i IX lSSS*5 wnWatt £*WIJL u..t I had been an unprecedented munber not been determined at ’hta time;,, . “ ‘.“Upound and eleven ounce*, which 1 W. might be ii-. -------- s------ ----- --------------fallurea and even but 1i would seem that the re-peplng NOTICE TO RURAL TEACHERS. of -buslnew ------ ------------------------- one in tn thu w~>*-a van >.,n th<> •v.x.r nontxt ». .1,1 ,. ura..-c-a on nl* Yankee Springs1 Now. the information comes that union aEKVKL. nbDutlt k U JJh '-SL1 J2a ■'• rann M an experiment this year he ‘he person really called was R. H.| The union service* of the Bible und starting of operaUtm.4 Indicate a There will be* * meeting of the forty hoopitate hava failed, only cut And our readers have came to Anv’lvfrv mririattenmne -i. I,lant'd one-quarter of an acre to Mott, a Well known resident of Bal- Holiness Union will be held at the purpose to carry on the n-.anitfactuii-,tura) teaclirr* of Barry county tn church tn over 2JOO had boon rout­ ing of the Company's regular line, the eujit room at Hastings Baturday P<'led to close its door* men tlv-y r p m M . acpicnio-.r September 2. ai at I1 TO uo'clock--------------- --------------- ----Aug. a* av 1 *u ociock. kcv. k. v. probably not with al) -th«.......... . ............. ci-t* — — to say about hu goods can be relied the Women s Club wlU be in charge ;Con.»Sabte c-oo NexJ^vea? he * correction. HOME NCNFLOWUt Stair of His statement that the iuw of this contest. to Xt reverM ire* , FRIED CHICKEN SUPPER. ipaitBr . 1Lansing will be the special would have in brom time*, but at Mr,, Maude Smith. County School A Minitower on the HanUw I spaker. Every one ta invited and ' ,e*At enough to make it worth while, comnusatoner.—Adv. line of men's and young men’s shoes. ————-<■»* " ’' ---------;--------------- ---------------------Quimby church. Thursday night, welcome. .welcome I We all hope thta beautiful ptant, -------------- •#-♦-*•'-------------ranging in price from 83 00 to 18 00. RAMEBAIJ. GAME, I-*-*------ * *---------- one off -■ OLD FAHHIONKP DANCSK I_____ _ . , BAS EBA 1.1. GAME. ■ GARRETT FAMILY REUNION. Aug. 24. from 5 00 tijl all are served.' ----the largest in Hastings and will represent real value! can be acDowling vs.1 Jr. Battle e Creek Cn,«k Milk Milk I Herrington's, Clear lake. Saturday.,An especially fine menu : - -planned —. ICE ..... CREAM ________________________________ SOCIAL. the finest ... in .... the ---------country,- may —get ... Every Saturday night al Clear twelva InchM in dlaa cepled. for he would not make that Producers al Vickery's, clear lake, ’ ’ | A.ug- M Pot luck dinner—Becy.- I“ -J— 25 — cent*. ------ .All •" welcome. ---- ------------Price —AdvJ1 At Al McDonald's on Battle Creek busy again, for that would mtan lake Prize* given. Frank Herrington- will have seventyMril statement if it were not the truth. , Sunday. August 27.—Adv. LAdv. ' 18-23. road Friday night, Aug. 25.—Adv. very much to this city. '—Adv. , whtn it is tn full btoaa Many Advantages to Barry Omintv Ynnno Pennln County Young People J �FACBg TWO . THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, AUOUgT U, Uh__________________________________________________________._______________ ___________________________ ___________________________________ FINE PROGRAMS AT DAUGHTERS OF ROTAR- all’what u'banx KELLOGO HEALTH CAMP «■»— -u-t-i IANS GIVE PROGRAM I O?U>T™U> Coo- STANDARD OIL PARADE S*« i!2j! : , TO VISIT HASTINGS ■ ■ - - I good work. 'In the reorganization of Ita banks. LOCAL NEWS Be Her. Tomorrow, That,. J'*" *«•>’ lh‘,«*»“• s*=-»=ss Oh. Hundred Xi,*,-Bin Bo,. “gR ££ Muai.-ol Numb’er. by Mi.. *?• « j . .. ‘National has been started again with, school lunnlias are featured in Are Having Week of Va- /.ton at thia splendid camp. n„**. -oorjgrcMman ------------------George — ^.,iu„ Potta »«ri and Taiir Talk hv by M... Mias Fbulkes, many)1 dayArm *b°Ul 12:10 P‘ M' !!1J>^na’In••.an,1 lhe c‘pltBl or •»" Penney * two adv*. thla.week.-Adv.; Be Half Mile Lone 000,000. Last week, after a seven• — ••------ -----• flarveth Enioved of thc *t,tc 8t»ta Chairman I A pertinent matter is discussed uarvetn enjoyaa Alfred JJebo and other prominent I1 t<4n.ro« * Z.. . d*> ^^palgn. the Grand Rapids In thf-Home Lumber Oo adv., £X'.» ford m Auguat savings unns. Bank, wmen which naa had oern been fairly ~ test ----Monday was "Daughter* Day for standardbearers of the party have. Txnorrow. *----- ZfL— *— ”24. ** at -about ------ oavmgx this week. Read it. ' CLOSED ON MONDAY the Hastings Rotary Club- Every prombed to be In attendance and 12:10 oclock. aWather permitting. clotedainccFebruary.wasreorgan- Besamer, tlie jeweler, is making a Camp, at Pine lake. 1M boys of Bey ' VF 0a —... -M*. —- —X. X.. . — .axj •I — '. I -,, vn . Hullng* will be as the ovvui -----------jmember having a daughter »» In- will appear on the program *“ visited by the ^d «* »»«- People's National Bank »...u drive qn vanity cases, as can be seen Mileage Was in 038 vnra nnm*i*iA iStandard Oil Company tIndiana• I’*aP1<**, wlt1' * capital of by his adv. In this Issue. cationt un* this aMAMAA^., aummsr. are enrolled Total m_xoi iurii^ a„., v/na tnma vited ,o to bring her u> w,r the tv.-un lunch*1,1 * ■■■ w“ 10’038 >„ GIRL girl DROWNS IN ® H .ov (-ov -n... The program ran mwm furntehed by !Super-Fuel Parade, constating of *AW'OOQ. How to make 40 cents*go as far u _ oloalng .1—l.x . on —— Saturday Uxti Al! if nil! ■>«— . ...tin BAlmn Con nnronmn ... Rotarian* > > ......-daughter*. Mi-s .> ’r All of Mlles Gasoline SU nip- 't»o VirCTnciZ TAMif ununAV P*eccs of Standard Oil linnn>e n.,nL 'a dollar is explained in Reed's Drug aders for thta period are voltj qo Miles to Gallon «ln‘“ Fotts daughter of Churl- s STOCK-TANK MONDAY equipment and a large sound amplt- SHIRLEY NORRIS HURT i Store adv thia week— Ad/ • 1° ........ '.-■I™Cu.-.h, , ___________ |««r. ->«« WlU a«.v.r .UAtOT |N AUTQ COLLISION unlary..nA.an.rukf.ura.^™and a-fine spirit of co-opera­ — , 'Pelts, and MI‘- Jure! liinr Curve’ll ' [fler. which will deliver snappy mtulc: Goodwill L. A. S. will serve a pub-1 tion non ana and interest Interest 1* is maiiuw.ru manifested wj by ■ The universal Garage received daughter of the club'y President. A Two Years Old Eleanor Jean and short announcements relative1 lie supper at the church. Friday.' the adult* and lhe boys as well. Munday a telegram from tin- For J jj carvi-tn ‘ ' I ’to -------tlie Standard Oil new Super-Fuel. .... . , , Aug. 25 Program In evening AB In- : ........ ................. ««v*« H«* Tr**ic These ted* were recruited from Bar- Motor Company idling that the' \X1, A gJ vr r,».;i peino the new Red Crown gasoline Accident Occurred Thursday vi ted—A4v. ry. Qalhoun. Eaton and Allegan "Fqrd V-8 White Star Test Run whicl: va ev.denei mqr'z< —f " of- tiotu . -iaki. vk;,.,.;;t i... v1md 'tM- 1 Deftth ___ __of Mr. and Mrs W L. Bhulters will I __ Mr. _A_________________ W. Haven, local agent Night North of Nashville ficlally ended thill that day Mayor Major cli!- CIld. sph-ndld .. --.u training -----Sh? a.-.w» Keanor Jean, the two year* old ItHl[lhe RtanHarri standard rXxuvinanv Company, will l-.v have'a — 4. entertain the Shulters family re­ On Monday the boys took swim- Ccuzen-, of Detroit stopped-the co­ »ng ta-0 election* beautifull>\ playd^ugj^p tlf Mr^ A1)d Mn> jI<)b,rt :part in thta parade. The parade will During Severe Storm Tn't.7 miiM« union on Sunday. August 27. They ming tests and other exams, the day Rlnc this morning. T"-’-’ nuiMgc .,,K mmg r (,an accompany. Each K.r:yo»i. who hvc worst of the Po- requlretheservtcesofaboiflMpeo. Shirley Norris, manager of the expect about 45 to attend. __ ,.x. I.. — ..In. intl'iS mlloff AvAruu clustng withan interrrttng campflrr 10B38 nill a Mrasge 128 mil. s number *he gmt «..• • . b. .nttly ,lunk Bcnuuinousc. u.h4>)lhou*e. arvwnea downed sonut about 'pic and approximately one-half Some Interesting specials on arti­ — en_.. ■ uulm h« ““ “ te “* • pimv*«ua»»va, uuc -u.U Bunfiuld telepliotip exchange, was hour. uasunne LonsumjMioii ucitHl'as to I iiv.-n.» daubt .. program ; P»* nour. ’• -i’' ”,r five - o'clock ...... ... ----- One »»_x of the .. .....—.. _ critically injured Thursday night cles used in every household will be ... .’-!ll M'giday afternoon in the mile .kingdistinctive ---Tuesday evening Douglas Archl- praclxally 22 mile* per gallon Oi. f.r.r talMit and- -f.’i'wn-. w".. ap- 4t(iclt Unk features will be a float depleting a . when an automobile in which he found in Carveth A Stebbins' adverbald an accordian player. Percy changed every 1.000 miles No oil yieciat.-d , The little girl and her two older 'renice station set-up. was riding with Claude Jjxunta. of tkcmcnl this week. Read It—Adv. Smith, a banjo artist, and Irving added between changes'' 'Dlls test That living expenses can be kept ..I.-- car • .1 15 wnat . -.ujan a* had been playing around the Mis* Ruth Jordan, recently of the Banfield, who was at the wheel, met Mtlyers. who wa? a clown with the prove, conclusively the economy of ■’„ ■’. “I-a, ‘ tankl and the slirtera went on to the "Fuhow-Through" Musical Comedy in a head-on coUl-siun an Ypsilanti. down in sidle ot advancing prices is Ringling Bro* clrcu* for a kin? the Ford V-8 yiib.ic .- oi Hunrramck sr.- taJdcn for some vegetable*, iuppos- <>! Detroit, te a very decorative part'Reed Furniture Company truck, I clearly proven by the anliouncetune, furnished a program that will'- The test of the Sturdy V-8 w.-.s . xp. *i».. .1 her U(U... much ta that m.; Kt.ail<;r j,ad gone back to the of this float. Thta beautiful girl will from Ionia, at a place three-quarter* ments of Hastings dealers in gro­ be a high light In camp history-. a gruelling one. It was put tlirouili of vrotingJlH- lwi::r uf children no doubt attract much attention. cf .1 mile north of Nashville on ceries. meats, fruit* and vegetable* A diving exhibition by Lodcma paces every day. A> it pa.-v.r 1 .Who cio no! pr. ak-n.: it h felt when they returned to the house) Tlie etmidard OJ1 Company is M-14 At .the tunr .there was a tn tiU* issue of the Banner. Dunbar. Michigan State diving through several larue cltlr*. Uin.ing. Genham Severance brought io r.-:r t.Hxxi w -rk an<1 Ab). h!|(1 ||o( arrivr<i they began 'proud of1U new Red Crown gaso-heavy rainstorm, which made it champion, and Lee Wledenbeck. an- Grand RaixdL Kalamazoo. Battle '!(:ry tn<- .-cnocn Mdrch|nK r ,r hPr, nnding the body'llnc. the new Super-Fuel, and claim very difllciilt for Hie drivers to rec this oilier Saturday a big yellow • ether champton diver, will be hel>L<7,vvk. Jucluon, Ann Arbor and De­ part nt.-. 11 'i i i *?!*»’ ,lo*lltlg in the tank. Dr Kenithiit to be the greatest advance in Mr Norri* was removed to P«-n; perch. 14*.■ inches long, weighing al 6 30 o'clock on Wednesday liTimt/trolt. an average speed cf 28 mil:'tin: . , ,, . This .. 1' better .X’!U 7 ," n‘ McIntyre was immediately called gasoline. It is reasonably adjusted nock hospital and was unconM-i.ni-. one pound and six ounces, which he followed on Thuradav evening by per hour' i* a itoc-d one con.ddering G<:. ...i„r.:ii.r in ,1.11,( ■ arid made an effort to ryvive theffor maximum power at any temper- when brought here. At thta writing' had caught that day in Leach lake Robert and Allen Barnes, magicians. the •*“ delay* -*-'-— incident •—•<*»— --t<> «•city— trafllc —child but wa* unable to do »o store or tn sny climate, and doe* he luu partly regained Ctaireteutnr. It wa* a beauty. C H. Osborn plant­ The final campfire, court of ho.nr Each day the car started at 7:30 at ^u<i- . ‘\ , ’a , a £**'’'!?r Tlie father works ai a farm near not contain impurities. . : Physicians at Nashville deviated ed -yellow .perch in Leach lake eleven r.nd Indan ceremonial at right the Ford administration building and ir..... t '' n.id appreGatloii of the ueavertari und had left wily th.it ------------ ----------------------that Norns was ron-rely injured In- >'««» o'clock Friday evening <11! close the returned each evening at 7:45. stop-1 schmil The diflk-idt 'ra rt f Ml « c ■ ,nor,un M f °r lite work. , PROF. KITSON IS ivuvv NEW ternally and might not live. .... Mr week's activities. Ttirae program* ping in Grand Rapids an hour and itIP mtlKU. oiniciilt nart of Miss. (('ar-»'"« ----- -------are — ".V"' rxiiovie io ..... ........ snnivlug atxl Iirnur. .Lownte M..K mmoi-tw »M>.Th, Mnxl >. nre 1'. K L. r„', -r.t •■<L/',»«'««« «• the parents "» nar at uinnni A .1 n u‘“"“ suffered bad lacrratmnx -1: . <■•«»'■ llitt-c .tasters, the youngest few ; SUrT. AT WOODLAND hu his face Tlie driver ..1 ol the truck u.u 'tr’ "» >»“"«'« but “os a ■ <-» SUPT. ni. dn>.r in. l,mA ... li. knx M.inu, »x. born un Wplead, and If you are m doubt as to ■am,Un. .ml. 0 roimumntlon on Oil. , .. .. . . , months old j ----------) not injured . , the real value of Hvc Kellogg Health Camp, you certainly should visit n --------------------------------------------------"Jr'S-? .,HU on wrt. nnd Hi. WH. H.rMr ...u SX S. te.Pperiod u>od«ru.~wuunm«.'i» of fun and training, the coming! THE NEW HOOVERS Hoover representatives will soon be here to give a number of free lioiiik- demonstrations, with­ out obligation to buy . of the new Silver Jubilee Hooverm If you want 1u be sure the Hoover man calls on you, telephone for u definite ever built, Belling at new low price.**. Special Terms on Hoovers, complete with Hunting HOOVER Miller Furniture Co. Phone 2226 Hastings, Mich. FRIDAY and £• R Y Y? 9 SATURDAY 9 A. JL JC* • Butter Frcepo Lb. 25c COFFEE Maxwell Houte Lb. 2?C QUART CANS K.*.'” 73c CIDER VINEGAR ca. zoc Oranges ^sS^. 29c CHO ICE MEATS Bacon Armour’s \':Lnfphf. 'itei'vr.tx came h<re from » amntrv • wh:a- children .ire given n6 eduratn.u ..r very little tn.lr.in. and arc 'XM.Mi to .urn th.., .nme wh.n I-.: they ure min; ..... children, it can be seen how parents would no: underI stand nor ifppreciatt* being com­ pelled to send iRelr children to pubI lie schrxils. until most ol them cumipjete high wjwol. But after* they j really understand why.America In। r IhU on >uch trsiinhig. they become I wry loyal to the school* and very helpful to the traeirf-r* I The Rotarians gyam very much. f l:‘,d“^’ a\,<’i°<d!?:\«"Ltheu19O0^*! risvillc nwther and Mr HetnoldvCurva ul “> ui marn.^e with CdnatanUne « ill l<cljurch: Rev. Conklin 2..^ tnor<iuirt^'i Vw<Cii M. 1C °?iU1,}/ofh' ' A very delightful party was given ar‘“’(1 Rapid* were Sunday guest • <>f Fvldpausch on Feb 4. 1873. To th>‘f Rut-; .n the priors of Uh- MettodM Mr ““‘I’" DeVme *at.d >mmn nine rhlklrvn wrte born all firming Burial will be "in UUic iand crm,t'r> ,,, _ 'church on Monday owning in hon- »»>«“'* * »-'e 1>»W The f.mI<lr at Mrs Kitson wl Mr Kiiaong Me*w» and Mi.-.damcs Ray. O. D, Hj moved to Hastings'from FVwlei. FREEPORT GOES TO BAT j Gamt> ire plac'd’ Hud leTted i,nd Uuri Hwl1 und M‘ 1,1111 Midhlgan. in IDO? and since that DIITC m/CD a DM«-niir ’he mental and nhvdcul dexterity of Qu»'“ Gay wen- at Gull lake Sun- um- haw made tlxir home line. PUTS OVER A BtG ONE X 221 wun Tand a M lendid lu > 1 1,a' Sl“ »“">«<! by her h^band fh, « .u wl inST 'IhP MU*« t*”* A*”*' 11" nr,i Methodigt Preacher There. ^on j\#(1 been closely ty Fu!’1, r K:ar> v“» Dornt'- ^'R-' !,nMA: Has Sunflower With 55 identity with church aetiv.ra . *nd nni1 Urta»n °r WATERS CLOTHES SHOP If it isn't good, we don't carry it School Bells Will Soon Ring Again! That means NEW things for the boys —Let us help you outfit him. . !-»av2J n.irri«vitt.. fntirI‘cltl ukc>1’»»d Aih,, y **Kenneth n Lkiren, Sage Ralphspent Me- Will Mr* Jahn of Rosebush. Mrs. Blossoms and 40 Buds !'>in inr» 7 rnm'm- i? .7. t^eki-\b'e and GellerHauck of Detroit. Mrs Lovina We haic received from Victor 81s- gap in the ranks of the church tlu; Gl111 !ak^ Bt* ^’ieh of Lake_ Odessa, and Mra. i.-n of Fr.e|x»t tlie following com- workers as she and her -husband.’ Mrcdu,‘h1'\^:ho<.i °r. immlcMion with reference to a story; Profe.-.-or KlUon. leave to take up 1“,“* ,M"d led from 81. Rnre Catholic church .recently published tn the. Banner.'their work In their new location in!„ *?! Ln'ld_puhita McKeown on Widnesday. August Wh. with Interment in-Mount Calvary ccmcMr. Sisson's letter will interest many ) Woodland. Michigan. Tlie best PAINFULLY INJURED Cameron McIntyre and Norman <.f of our reader*. wtelies of all go with them.—Alcon* Full lined—Worsted ' , IN AUTO ACCIDENT 'Dear Sir.' 'county Review published at Hnr- Quimby. F. A. Wilcox of Middletown. Ind . Your article in a recent issue re-, risvillc. ■ patterns ‘ Tlie Doud school reunion was well . Is vulting his arm. Herbie, and wife. garding the thrifty sunflower raised j -------------Attended Saturday. A lovely dltiuer Two Cars Coqic Together by, Fnemail Funxiw has started) ) The Barry Mile school oiicns Sept MILO. ■ and fi fine program Sunday Afternoon on, the tme-thing. Wo* that what you in-. Church service nt Milo will begin ;5lh. : , ,,K-„x The young folkr of Northeast Bartended? Evidently you forgot that • promptly nt 7 30 hereafter Many, Mr, und .Mrs Heber Foster spent Street in Baltic Creek’ ’imu ‘ r .7.XV< .rv'emiw da>1 al A Ckntury ot FrwgreM-r>' Sunday School gathered last they do things up m a big way over]'«7ro wvrr ’7hre"nt sbazn* Sunday ^hoM!~i to iKe Within Uut We**t *<’>r »• the *«ek Tuesday evening at the horn.Flon.-hce M Cook. “14 W nt Freeport. Well, they do? And over|iwh^rn whom wit5 us whom we »r hope hope fo to have have with us In in Pb*tum Bond. of Henry Bergman. A fine time Bond Si . is suffering fixup painful here Jt<'. F Uxunis. pastor of the i tn,future. Do ndt ml** the helpful injuries received late Sunday alter. - „ K church, has in his garden a • mersage Rev Miles brings to u* eneh. .ri*Mr mid .Vr , Hcibie ' Wilcox spent ’’Rd.thcy. were served ice cream mid noon in u;i uu' ' ccident ' * in ... sunfiuwer Unit so tar hasn't been uf- Sundav evening. in dillev ta-Jleim-. ’ .cake. J Battle ■ ■niuraday TnUraday in uv. .. Mt.'.-B an- Getmirr. and children) 4 , ffcterl by NRAzAt present, without! Mr und Mrs. Arthur Brent of from South Haven arc visiting her --..T c i. ;n c j nnv sj>-ci*l urge, thta plant ha* 55 Hastings were Sundav evening callpar. nu Mr und Mra Will Gurd. mt .or a ride aim tony developed blossoms and 4I>. Pr.n« of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan-Scubv. ,i Because several vf our fainiliex ... .... Donubcllc Bergman of .Battle turn •-.r a cmner-jui- promising buck. Now can you beat e Banlield Sunday E Quick drove to Bandeld IH,t aW« uti' ----iid tlie August Creel; Regular style and is visiting lu-r grmldpareiits. ,<>!lli\- car rra.-lwd into their uuio. that? .j-■: ..,v* Mra — ... — ., (morning ■after Mr. and Bert community meeting was 'Cancelled; Henry B< rgman's. button-ona Tim ear did not turn over, but Mrs. Respectfully. I Ferris and children, who spent the T,ll‘ *-*m<- committee will : Mr mid Mra-John HoiiRhtahng and Cook was badly br.iUM.-d ou her right Victor Sisson." day with Mr and Mrs. Quick. September meeting. mu! Mr and Mra Harry Water#! side where she was wedged against Whites ; Mr and Mrs. Bradfield and mothWednesday ntght Mrs. Sam Prat’ b«vs Mra Water*' sister went to the [ the rar. Internal Injuries ore also ---------' rr were in Hastings Sundav rafter entertained with a turkey dinner m and Plains— Ionia fair Tliurxday. . feared. ■ „ .«M.x aged 60. took--- his Mra. Carrie Balch of Grand Rapids'*»«:nor of DonsHails birthday ByronPettit? Fancies Daisy Hallock mid Vera Golden .. n-“i,‘,rlv'Z °r '’f' '•‘1»l'iLn'«chlnc own life. * early- TlllMlny morning and granddaughter.Miss Mildred Those pr- ent wi re. Mr. and Mra returned home Saturday from camp Mary Dan-., xHii Road, following n period d of cf despondency. Balch of Morrilton. Ark-, whom they' Ritchie Mull/-n. Myrtle Hail. MilJin,tie Cicek, who claimed i .- did j;,beenilliHininthe xhenight night «nd H - hmd bedix-cn and ; are entertaining this week. dyed .Johnson dl Prairieville and at Pine lake being gone three weeks. • Mr and Mrs. George Norris and . mt ree tt;<- Robinson car which was Mr K‘titt had rsred eared lor for hint, him. then then ..lr . pFr :it: b..\d Wednesday Mrs Wilcox enter- ‘ Alice Gamp. ) badly damaged by the impact. • ----School Capa __49c, 59c had • evidently fallen asleep. When tallied at the home of her diitigh-' Mrand Mr,. Ch-onte Benedict and l.lpden Norris attended th«- Ionia fair Wednesday. •*heti was j-.»ne and « fender < U5h- -lie awoke, her husband was miss- ter. Mrs Bradfield, the members of'hHlc granddaughter <•! Wayland Fancy Hose . 19c, 25c Mf and Mr* Will Carl arc enter-: j < d^lir shies otlrt ^ damage. :nw so site went to rearch for him- a club organized twenty-four years *cre Sunday visitors of Mr ami taming their grandchildren from Sweaters, Pull Overs— ’ und ««' whs e:aiiKU startled io to nna find nun him nanghang- ago in ir. nauings, Hading-* called tne the Em-1 Em-; Mr>. John t> iiedlct .— from . xu- abeam —------------>------- ---- .— a^— .... .. ~.<x. .. ।’ j_Ir an(j juhn Whltnght ac­ Hastings .’.r. d' f f nf,r '*cr'' 'ng tl.e arrowathe garage broidery Club. Withauthr exception - - -----------98c, $1.25, $1.50 Mr and Mrs. Henry Bergman and . ■ ■ i r. line, oeme nrotieh! t > dr*)-. jjp had broken his neck and of three, all are still living and get ' companird '*" Mr and Mra. 'Dais !.hrr humc here; Mr. Robuuon w« It wru thought that death was in- together each year for an annual Sowerby to the Ionia Fixe Fair on granddaughter attended camp meet-, j uninjured, afro Mtx. Davis stnnt.nneous । meeting A L lovely ,.... pot hick dinner Thursday Mr an(i Mr-. Harry ing nt Gull lake Sunday. Surviving are the wife and one was .served to eleven — 4 I., zlcvr:; memberyrSkinner and Edwin • alwi attendedWill lauch Went to .the World's '.-on. Melvin Pctlitt. and n grand-; Thursday •<-- ■held a the fair on Thursday. On Saturday. fair ut Chicago Saturday. the •• H. •L — Club Mr and Mrs. Robert MeMannta I daughter. mast interesting meeting nt the the following, wnc ioma Fair visl- a,irnnrn ramOnn» tended :«• ii.ill Saturday The funeral will be -held at the^ lovely country home of Mrs. Schultz tors. Mr and Mr Rita-hle Mullen. at Thr " ” the Edmonds.. reunion at i ’-Pl'! ntd Mt.* L.-N- Hou- hom? Thursday afternoon at two at Lake Hills Farm with Mrs Quirk Doris and Myitle Hall. Lauren and .... . a ... an­ Lynn Edger and Wayne Williams. tine tl>i> week fm o'clock under the auspices of the as assistant hostess. Roll was at Manton About Masonic order. Burial tn Irving: swered by twenty-one members-with Mr. und Mra. Isaac Edger und tended the Ionin fair Friday eve­ " and pre.-nttd u cemetery. The bereaved ones have "A toast to our President " some wit­ fufnily attended the Uilcry family ning. heir regard to Mr. the sympathy of the community. ty. others sentimental, but ail finally) reunion at Deep lake Sunday • wl’hing the best of everything to Mr and Mr... Fred Camp and STRIKER M'HOOL DISTRICT. Mra Mary Mary R. Flower : Alice were, week end guests ot Ionia • I our President. Mrs Misa Isabell Mts* Isabrll McGinn of Windsor. After the usual usual . busine.s* business mectina meeting I friend/.. . ( atiiula I* spending the week with ,lw nternry program was presented Mr and Mrs E L Mr. e t. HoUghtalin. M«hoh..Hn ' and consisted of eight numbers, giv-1 WVJr Mr. and'.Mrs. Charles Smith of' mg ... ............ of A.xv .M v»‘c ‘Xtend co'ngratulatlons to Mr. an interpretation rhe CMM eight; antl Saginaw Arc visiting tbetr daush- divisions of the Club Women * Col- ■inrt Mrs Gordon Edmonds of Nushand !, r ■'dra. Donald Geiger, and f»m- lect. There eight pnjiers brought*'111* °Vr ,lie arrival of a seven PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK OF AVGUf/r 27TH i out much in thta wonderful pray er, Pound daughter, w ho arrived «l -------------- ------------- --------- --------- that was helpful and Inspiring with llMI|r home Aug. 1.7. Her name is SUNDAY *- MONDAY r.cd iL .u’tlv in the game, -‘ni! Mrs Will Richards and children the resolve to live more earnestly. Banta Ruth ■ The men particularly 'fenr Sunday with Mr and Mrs. teachings An addn s< given by! Arthur Richardson mid famllyF f.-i.ts rfae lamr. t:< u t L" Mead of Cloverdale MlM Mary Bte»-.,rt, author of th. Sunday guests of Guy Nash tie-in‘callable o! performMr- James Surtne received word of collect, at a large club meeting In l,nd family of Carlton Center Again in Their Lateat Two Star Picture— ■ iiKtit lunch sened --,1'- lv.4’h id hyf ton at Ft. Clinton. Detroit, given in her honor, was; Sunday visitors at the home of V-1, Community will '1 Canal Zone, recently . rend. A lovely pot luck suiiper was Mr. and Mra John Hichardron were > i the : tii, -! ■ j AIopzo Camptx-!l of Lansing is sieved by the hustesres and' tin-; Murray Gerkry and family of Otrego > I a.c helped V”:*.tng Mr and Mrs Lon Campbell meeting adiourne'd iand Mr. and Mrs. Horace Cook of Taxi Boy Comedy—"TAXI BARONS" .... , A Mr. and Mrs A C. Bennett spent, Grand Rapids Adults 25c Lateat Pathe Newa Children 10c Mrs Edith Wilson nt Ithaca akd Sunday in Lansing wuh their I Friends of Merl Utter of Campbell. them .Mr, and Mr« Frank Bratten of daughter and family formerly of thta pl.ic.-, will be shepherd swnt Saturday night and Hart Bellinger t* spending lit* va-' pleased to, know lid is again at his -THI MMXIM. •* ”ff‘ Fa’vh'T * cation of two week* ai’h hu mother .home after a year spent tn rehoo. TUESDAY William Kramer ci 4- and Mra Clayton McKman at the farm Sunday they spent the’*1 Lansing Hr also visited A Cen• !><r.: s.indsi at Gull take day with Mr*. Norda Bchonmakrr ,urY ProgreM at Chicago which That Famous Comedy Team - Laurel & Hardy Mi« Letter of Grand RapLu m Kalamazoo Friday they en’rr- I* enyvyed tery much spent last week with Mrs J Surtne tamed some friends from Grand ------------------ — in their lateat feature length picture laugh— STONY POINT. ,, ' '. rt,,d ■’,rA 9*T.nr' R*P"-d* who came for s fishing party ‘ from this place attended H -dale 'islted Mr and Mrs W *nd supper at the faftn ' Ru hards Friday \ | ’ .... ~.,~ol reunion at Thornapplr Mr and Mra D Geiger tteited 1 lake Tuesday. A' fine dinner was BOU'NE CENTER. Song Specialty—"SING A SONG" Mr and Mr* Clarence Prer.tu* of । served and a short Impromptu pro­ A large croud attended :nei. Ionia Thuraday Cartoon Comedy—"GREAT BIRD MYSTERY" . j gram was rendered Bownc Center school reunion Sat­ I Mrs Kuball.hu* been on tlie jlck Mr -Rebecca -------- Bryans ;r r._ of Charlotte TEN CENTS TO EVERYBODY urday. . h l« rutting Mrs Lrn Campbell ‘list the past week.' j . I Laurence Benton had his torutU1 ‘Mrs R G. Keyc* ot Jackson mad* .'removed Monday-at Pennock hos-l iter folk, a visit tne pa«t ueik 1 .1 Thun,.. And Hh-r Tb™.I' oS ’traSS* WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY Mr and Mrs Spencer Johnson and1 The Lakeview ba«cbal] train won ’•« ueorge toasted her brother .. M UM. .!<■ .luun. .. w-UjS.,« Um Rao Wieland in Freeport Sunday Mlm. Marjory Batea of Sfbewa i» Edward Bcrgy and family ! d^hte?'* Rmh ”< H ^‘man al ',d' andvisiting MU* Olga Eckardt for a’few Boyne City visited at John Nartfa’S Th 1 "d’ '.at Olivet J Thursday. one day last week • I < * ,”"^* u """ ’i's Wilma Wieland of Freeport J Mr. ami Mra John Blecher Vitaphone Musical Comedy Latest Pathe Newa .Mr and Mrs Howard Houghton'» l <rch« iaiforking for Mrs Herman Wink- of Detroit are visiting their parent*. ;Belli m* celebration Adulta 1.5 centa — Children 10 cents Mrs. Guy Smith, this week i A o Miss Esther Schulirr of Ann Ar­ . MrMr.and and Mrs Glen Dean. Joan and kA8^. " ' fr?rt‘,,h1’ place ha'c bor 1» home with her people. Mr.1 *s 1,1 Ulc lona ,air , and. Air* s c. Schuler and Mias, Betty Potts spent the week end *ith p. ! FRIDAY — SATURDAY , the n-. former's Rochester. ‘ 11R va-1 „ '• lastbrother HelenaatSchuler, tor a 'month's .. ______ Dr. «nd and Mr* Mr* Gilbert Benton of 'tdMer- catkin i। Drh4f . _ 1.“,* lh, .1 Ohio. ,pent •* —— : ■" Mr and Mr* Waiter Cooke vU- ciz-.-zizxd. Oh,0 Tuesday thing; the hat on the *tatue of Wil­ . h* Ited ni* mother and brother brother in m nl m«hl •»’ Wayne Wayne Benton's Renton a ;un!T R-nn in PhLadelnhu w/L » #Sn • i.nx ma- Siwrta Sunday ,., .hri,aa5‘®n‘a * • ran t»->m behuu x Mr and Mr* Watt Thoms* Thomi and much of * <*• sod Mr* George BtoU of Ann ^*r Thana* .pent Thuradav eve, Uu‘ H had to be re­ ■ rhtnr (breetlv mt SUnlev B> »lby Comedy—"UNCLE JAKE" a b. an Asb.w vtaited at thr home of Mr* wlUx Lewu Skinner and lafh, ___________ automobile drive: ' - O*- < amr L Geriinger and Mr and lly. V’ A pnev a ar between barber* In Cartoon Novelty—"THE WORKSHOP" , born ot Caltd'T ' - ' •• Mr* ttierai Marian Sicker .and E*tl»er Fev tut Ea t a wtai. SUS.' Mass brought the ...... Herman .X.u.uu Winkler mimic. ic >ci*i dan ---.7 ....... —.................... ilk-lull. DiOUiiilt 'lie World* Fair this p,.ce pnep of a *have shave and a hau hair cut to ivu a bad gaahoie.- Jhut m: week, also other friend* and ,rc attending tending the Wald* TEN CENTS TO EVERYBODY *.-» -et f r relatives. relative* |["cea oecit a. nickel nickel a-Vece antece —___ ____ —.__________ Mrs. J J. S S TiMima* Mr>Mrs Howard «P-ecc. ------- ----- --------------- ----------------------------. Mra. Thoma* to*__________ tFFLICATIO'. FOR-------------------------- For every 3.4 mijes hi* car goes. (Houghton. Mrs. Guy Smith and Mrs Sac m* tlie Esc Salvador Salvador in tn Brazil Brazil clai claims tlie 'lARKlAGL LICENSE. ir.-toiL t pajx one cent for Uie! Howard Bmlth of Grand-Rapid* hone: of baitij thr olde-t European . .C—iiue T«ojer. cn.'* jo;.*Bu*AH n« 1,1 Amrrtum highway* through railed on Arthth Timij»on Bunday seuiement tn t’ve WMUirn HandsBartley. Grand Rapids. 48. .the medium of gawline taxes. I evening. 1 phere. It uaa settled i^'1510 Knickers 98c sl- slLittle Major Shirts JEAN HARLOW and CLARK GABLE “HOLD YOUR MAN’’ “The Devil’s Brother” IOC Daisy Hams,a:ip,’;.“^... ZZC Lb. 16c Spring Chickens Lb*. Z5c Ground Beef Lb. IOC Bologna Or Frankfurter* IOC □oof Kettle Roast Galled Ham Swift'*' Premium. . lb. 15c Beef Roast Boned and Rolled. Lb. 15C Feldpausch’s Food Market Deliveries At 8 and 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. Telephone 2272 Hasting*, Michigan Ronald Coleman, always a favorite, in “CYNARRA" James Cagney in hia beat picture— “The Mayor of Hell” Coming Next—"TUG BOAT ANNIE’ �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. AEOV5T 33, 1831 Sporting Items SIGLER, McGUFFIN I INDOOR LEAGUE REACH GOLF FINALS TO PLAY SERIES 4 For Second Year in Succes-i Play began this week In the newly .inn „ *>» ' (organized softball league with five sion .Championship to Be 1 teams participating which include Decided by This Pair j trains representing the North Side r,x |>„ In Kim Sigler and Doc McOuffin will fettle the g >lf chaipptonship ques­ tion at tiu* Hastings Country Club. Iui.*t year these two put up the best exhibition of amateur golf ever played on the local course. Kim eventually winning. Both golfers have been shooting consistently Table Campay. All five Of these teams have been practicing for the past two or thice week* und some stiff competition Is expected. Ontiu-s will be played every night during the week with the exception of Sat­ urday arid Sunday. Each team will play every team twice making a complete schedule of eight games promptly at six-thirty, and seven inning* will be the official game. Following is-the complete scliedult of games: thr annual tournament are fal­ I Monday Aug 21—A. it P va. East ‘ lows. pir»t flight—Dick Stem vs End; Kroger v». Table Co. Jim Muson; Championship consola­ tion— Ed. Goodyear va. Will Cook; jTabic Co. Wednesday Aug. First flight consolation—fan Iron­ side Vs. Carl Wesplnter. in thr first flight eemi-finSD Dick Caitothers 2-up in the semi-finals of Vic championship connotation Dm Wulldortf l-up On 21 and O.ul WoplitU-r won from Orville Sayles by default. ' . GREENVILLE CLUB TO ENTERTAIN HASTINGS Hastings golftri will be lhe guests, Wednesday Sept I the Greenville Country Chib ut North Side Grocery. iraonuiiMi trim/wwuu ..n.^.ww.r, .....i Thursday Sept. will piny a match during the after­ noon, Earh*r in the season Hastings COLUMBIA CLEANERS Wednesday Sept. BEAT INDEPENDENTSX Visitors Oom.e Back After a Bad First Inning to Win I Monday —A Ar P. vs. East End. ' Kroger vs. Tubly Co. by Score of 13*—10 In a fr—-hitting game, th- Co- Tuioday—East End v*. Table Co Wednesday—Kroger vs. Nortl Side Grocery. I, Thursday—North Side Grocery vs 1 CITY SCHOOLS TO OPEN ON SEPT. 5 PLEASANT HILI- • Misa Martan Jones of Orangeville sent the p«5t week with Mr. and WEST ORANGEVILLE ' AND EAST Gl’N MARSH. i . The fourteenth annual Saddler David Saddler*'st Bradley on Sun-■day and *»s well attended, fortynine being present. A bountiful dm-- J*** Thu U > • •• B-ndav Ot i««: wrrk - I Tlmse from WBV the Io:iU Free Fair-were Mr. and Mr*, U Matt Bedford. Miss Maria Jones,. Mra Clan Williams and children, ft.’ J. WlllUm*. FT-d Katacnberg. Mr. of our High school on another page Officers were elected us foil and Mrs. Bert Palmer and family. Mr and Mrs. Clifton Campbell und fact* are set forth about our schools. Mary Oran*, president; George .about the opening, about live Ume'W™* vice-pre>idcnl; Jahn D-Bock n.rimriHM-zt dn '-hurxfav of 'a- family. Dan McDo-wal. Mr. and Mra. for rnrohment. etc. which will in- wcreUry-Ueasuxe. Alter lhe buu“ X Lister Raymond and Mr. and Mra., utmi .tudmu -ram miuMe »>. ■»» ,n«lu«x . »u ,n- »”« »•■“«•> Su phen Carter. city. High Khool tuition was cut Jo>ed by all. .. Honald Haviu-. vi i elected , Mrs. Ella Jordan und daughter. a year ago to W. which is all paid; ,Eba< Saddler und daughter. Ethel. J' d c5 Mts Harry McQuun and three tons by the districts from which undents of Ann Arbor and- grand-m and 81 Joi dan. Robert und Wm. McQueen may ccftne. In-the grades tuition toj ”" “ Mr. und Mrs. Seymour Jordan. ah.o >45 a year. Under the school '----- ‘ to Jtfend the family reunion of the called on Mr. and Mra'Clare Wil­ Michigan it is not opttonnl Saddler'.: at Btiidlcy Sunday liams and family. We under*:atp! Alien McCafferty • Mr. anil Mrs. Bert Palmer and is In Kalamazoo at the Borges* family. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ray­ hospital where-lie wo* operated an mond and Mbs Hazel Campbell — Friday ia»t week. We understand he. tpenl Sunday with Mr. Raymonds students from a district in favor of {l» Kiting alutig very nicely. ‘ ' patent*, near Martin. the grade pupils, a ho attend tlie' Mn. Whislers suter and niece ot school in tlie district. The district Canton. Ohio, have been vtelling herMargaret Irra from n-nr must provide each grade und.each tor itw Past two week*-at their «B-.arMn take spent -------------------------high school student the same num- ter-’ home. Mrs. S A. McCafferty*. ■ •• bcr of weeks schooling, from what-' Mary Crans of Orangeville spent ever fund, may be on hand. The Saturday night with her niece Mrs. riecms good to have meetings nt law is mandatory on that point. ;Van Ett. and attended the Saddler party. Games Shultz ayain We arc glad so many When it comes to school advant-'t * :s were enjoyed. came Sunday night and those who ages, few in the Mate can compare ( attended felt well repaid for com­ with the Hastings High school Its. ing We ho0e that everyone who personnel of teachers has fine nblll- i1 Mrs. J. II. Sheffield spent Tuesday ty and high standing. The school ,of the pas: week with her sister ut has a wonderful library', with not .Grand Rapid.*,. only more than 10.000 books, but with all the lending magazines as!I Thcjpourdo families held a picnic well, ft ha* an excellent nunnitr-’1 cial department. Student* who rr-|' [Celve their diplomas from the Hus-i Mr and Mr*. Charlie Henson and ; tings High can nul only enter with- daughters of Grand Rapid, were | out examination any cuitegy .inThursday guests of Mi- Henson* .Michigan or tin1 state University, parent*. Mr and Mrs Ben Norman, 'but also enter in like manner cpi- vf tin* place. j leges and univMdtlov of the adjoinMr. and Mrs. Mdrcius Barley were Ing states of Ohio. Indiana, Illinois Sunday gUft-Lv of his Ms'-r. Mrs Lihue Cox and family of EuM. Del­ ..... ..... ...» und Wisconsin Physical educatiori Dorr Backus, and family, ut Gules- ton silent Sunday witji Jack Lapinc of student* i, looked after here, j burg. ■Ruth Horn was up-rot-<1 on for ; There u n phyMcj.1 director for the| Martan Rupe and family und Jay npix-iulleiib in Ann Arbor hospital young men. and another for the Houevrhlr and family of Oils vicin­ Friday. Her many friends here hop young women. There is ul-.o n deanhly attended the Louden family refur her ••■jM-cdv recovery: uf women who looks after the Indl-j L'ityfou Horn visited his mother, Vldual welfare of the young lady stu-i dents ' Th- opportunities for In-1 struefion, diversion nad equipment 1 for llfe*!n the High school ut Has- ; lings art* unexcelled in any high: school in Michigan. Hastings has for many years had a i high reputation for its public schools, i 'That reputation is bring excellently! maintained by Superintendent Varti Buskirk and the entire school staff, I Notwithstanding the d-jfression, ill is still true that it U worth while for any young person to get all tlie; , education he -can master, k will be always true that the educatedmind can see farther: grasp a situa-: tlon quicker and meet it better thap! the untrained mind. Education-docs' not consist alone ot w hat one may! ' V HIH! H VANITY CAS color combinations All the way from the small dance compacts that justrfit the hand, to the larger size dou­ ble compacts with extra space for coins and curds. i . Priced from 50c to i3l They Should Be Seen to Be Appreciated BESSMER the JEWELER U;iril'U;UlU:UIHtH!HIHIHIHlHII»g Thursday untji Sunday Ronald Kenyon spent lhe week | Creek visited Mrs. Gertrude Smith Thursday evening. .Saturday Mrs. Mabel Moody of Sou th. Ma---------- ~ -------- —--------------------- pie Grove is spending the week with Smith in Grand Rapids Sunday? jhcr daughter. Mr*. Martha Hom. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Minzey and Rev. Fred Horn and Mr*. Horn son. Richard, and Mr. and Mrs G, and daughter. Evelyn, and Mrs. E. Kenyon und grandson, Ronald,'Mina Kenyon attended camp meelspent Wednesday with Mr. and Mra. Ing at Pennock Grove Sunday. .Manila) part nf it. and should be: made the basis for Un* education which one gains from the experi­ ences and contacts of life. A young are spending a few days this week at person who can attend high school and fulls to do so is missing a real the Century of Progress ' I Mra. Conyer -and Mrs Lee Rey- opportunity. vtlle Monday P M \ Mrs. Smiley is on the sick hut Mbs RO'i-ihi Barber. Philip und MrS Asa Stra’it received word front her brother. Roy. in Wisconsin, that they would uttimd the fair in WOMEN GOLFERS REACH FINAL ROUND Chnmpionship tourHaMiinu Country August and would Muy until after the William.' reunion on Sept. 4. ! Mr. and Mra. Virgil Daughtcrman Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr • and Mrs Curl Enzian nt Katamtiaco. N. 11. Barber was railed to Detroit j Saturday by. the, Hines* of hu .daughter, Mrs. Edgar Huggett. t visited n> few day* last week with Gcorgr*Hall'.s family and Mrs. Ma­ mie Chore and family. Mr. and Mrs Harold King and lop G5*», vJ°° Crayola* . eight colors Crayola* sixteen colors Automatic Pencils Webatcr’a Dictionary . Fountain Pen*---- Webatcr’a Dictionary Pen and Pencil Combination Webster’a Dictionary Rulers, 12-inch each--------------- Ruler*, 15-inch Ink Tablet* each---- - - - Velvet Lead Refills Fountain Pen Ink Pencils, No. 2 Erasers---- Loose Leaf Note Books Note Book Filler Note Book Filler Pencil Box each Pencil Box large size Pen Holders, I WTWTWIFTrW �THE HASTINGS BANNER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST tt, W3 The Hastings Banner~ K»l«rn**oo Monday morning where of the VlCU'S (ind OplHlOilS, ; they met their cousin. MU* Pearl B-. v , > Lewis ot Buffalo. N. Y.. and front • "TM Devil's Kitchen.” problem with a view, to I What OtllCTS Stiy its Of I CStCTllOy ihrtr al! went to Chicago for. a Back Road HUI Country re-establishing mortgage values. Mrs. Simeon Matthew* ha* re­ An Old Indian Canoe. 7. A thorough study of lhe taxa­ AT CHICAGO, SUNDAY, AUGUST 27TH ANCIENT HISTORY turned from A-hlaTui. Wisconsin. NO APOLOGIES. Couzens Testifies. tion system nut only of the state TEN YEARS AGO TODAY ________________________________ government but of the local govern­ . Govern* Comstock in a speech Fred CJtlms of pttuburg. Pa . was by the Bines* of her son. Frank. down In Detroit di-fendfhg hU ad-,. Saturday, accompanied by County Lbrwcck end guest of Mr and Mr* ‘whom we are pleased to say ha* ment* as well. ministration, said he had no apolo-' Agent Foster and W R Cook, we H C. Palmatter and other friends in fully recovered g. Provision for consolidation of visited a secluded spot In Yankee - ---I P C*. Freeman of Springfield. Mis­ •* "** local government* when desired by one expected him to make any. He Spring* township known variously souri. a funner resident of Barry L««ve Ha.lipg, 6:15 A. M. (City lime). Arrive Chicago Devil'.* Ktjchen." Tiw isn't of that type—Ktcn Eaton J a MONTHS local communities. county, visited hta *uter. Mr*. 8 J Plymouth Mat) 10:35 A. M. Leave Chicago 11:00 P. M. (City time). McClintock, the fore part of the Mostfis 9 A ,hc ■dminutratlve ' ----------■ 1 ^uy one of these name* U quite apbranch of the Hate government with a CAUSE FOR INSANITY ’ pnvriate behause one ha* ju»t that Patron* who detlre to drive to anv cltte* from which excursion is Mr* Della McEwan and daugh­ Jordan Ewngruber. who has been a view to centralizing re*potuibillty a Grand Rapid* doctor ha* tfoi>e;k:nd of n time getting there. But if employed by J .V. Sassaman. ha* ter of IPiltle Creek visited her moth­ operated and take advantage thercot. may park car* on unu*ed and cutting down the number of Insane, .nd puMtbly for no other!you are looking for something p!crailroad property to the. extent available 8ueh i«rking shall be e. Mr* Prudence Nobles. la»t week. .na rnmmkuon, reason than worrying over the num- ■ tureMiue and unusual, lhe .effort 1* manage — at patron* risk Ask Ticket Agent for infonnaUon Ml*a Blanche Barnes .returned lhe Reed Bro* pharmacy. . «>d ,ut« commuuon,. oJ ,*u wth .Ml, ei: ,worm while.. a Mr and Mr*. W. Struble. Mra H 'from Joliet. Illinoi*. Tuesday night, AVOID HIGHWAY CONGESTION—TRAVEL SAFELY BY HAIL 10: Ounsideratton ot a fair trade f‘,tern to forget about —J. E McMulthi^WJliar formation V* Troxel and Mis* Nellie Warner “K*~ •*’“ *’“• u“" Essentially thto^WBIlar . is a great pack mark tn the ground spent Bunday .and Monday at the lung time. practice actlen In Tlie Linden Leader. ■Aumi* two hundred and fifty feet home of Mr and Mr*. Carl T. War• - There i* no denying that, theproMr and Mt* Kaley of Lexington. 1 deep w ith side* sloping do* ns rd at Ohio, are visiting her parent*. Mr. | . i»- gram ta -pertinent It 1* suifictently anglt* varying from thirty-nve ta Mr mid Mrs James Ironside and and Mrs Z. B Hoyt fc*t> comprehensive, however, to tax the ... , ... ecn . a ____ ______________ . , pockdcKItc* Around___ lhewlarge und Mra. C. E Doyle spent * 4 iwd'-r.hip and tu<unve ability'of feh-Mr. ....... ................ w-Tirftrsday* at Cascade Country tjlub. FIFTY-SIX YEARS AGO TODAY. TRAINS USE STATION ADJOINING GROUNDS il t>« a Roprerclt—and fo thr present ad- .. ,ni i„ ...,i beer w pennlt'gjtmbl®* “* “•*“* Grand Rai>id*. the guu»t* ol Mr ^nd Wheat •Whitet-gl35 and 11.35. Wheat <R*d>- »1.00 and »1 25. Michigan, at the fanfoos Ionia Free Cot ii — 60. . Fair next week. Thu i» the shrewd-1 -.hi week end with Mr and Mr*. to •> to ptoM, »< ,.... .... political towr in a. ■ - Mtoitoto — M. bn of ।totow perspicacity r.;—_ Wellman re-: Oat* -15 Clark klurriMUse went lo Kellogg I Bunday callers at the home of Irv­ Mr. Comstocks proposed struggle blue mwti1viJ^1uKata*J'glta*,pru^ a Unit on the floor, you can catch a Ijirning with him on Sunday after । Butler--.12 camp Sunday where hr will a*>l*t ing Boulter were. Mr and Mr*. Egg*—10 to 12S with.pn>blcm.s nt such gargantuan an early r. ng‘S A lhe highest bank-and-it vi-iuna her pan nt, since Thursday. tn camp activities eluting Boy Scout George Itagtey of Delton and Mr ' Edwatd B.iltum spent Sun­ .Potatoes— 30 to .35 proportkHp. ' liberal rail. likethe.-a young mountain, tree-momtuim tree- . Mr*. — WM<1 --- — Wltl and Mr, James Boliltrr and little .l»ve to ebanc.’ hta ..took* poUey on ' • soung dl. - _. w.... .(h Dr ...... . ( Apple*--AIJ5. week. Mr* B C Chapman und daughter, ton of ITairievitlc. two mor..! qu. .-..-on, -Muri DeFto.;2dwn£i to a HUto^brUk Lampman; Thi* week Mr. and Onion* 'btuheb—1125. ■ Dorothy, of Grand Rapid* werei ««« Mr* Boitum and Edward Jr., are A BLOODLESS REVOLUTION, Chaixtt.- Republicmt-New* ] hiking and climbing could spend a s-.ir.t- of Mr and Mr* Herbert PLEASANT RIDGE. leaving on a two week* biumca* and i ounce back through newspaper Pliin to attend the sch-xil reunion Morehouse on Thursday jrr schools be frugal |»very tnjoyable day exploring liu. pleaiurc trip to Muskegon. Port Lard—.10 Mr and Mr* Zara Boulter of Has-; all day on Saturday. Aug 2«. Pol Chlckmsim:r t* every nn-on tor con-1 s. rf Sheldon anti Otiier northern port*. ting, visited htparents, Mr. ami tuck dinner. wish a »Urtllng proof ot the tre- crr-i o-rr Te finincial strait, of' Fr*xn the rim of.the kitctien there Clwe.c1 Mv*a Lillian Kaj-.ll.> left Saturday. M >' ■ . ; V i Iv.Tm On clearing* throifth which you can Mr*, Irving Boulter, im .gatunluy .Mr and Mr* Arthur Teeter will Whatever else the liquor control ntendvu* change tfut has taken t£r other-hVn Wool-35 i itNOT the m -t-}*** t^^c^nd'ea’ch^BlImov George Parrott oli Grand Rap­ . attend a district meeting of th-> conuulMion commuaion may m-y or may not be do do-­ pUce ln wUhin the J M. Bauer will hereafter be evening Mr*, ctydr Freeman amt san. church of iireHum at Manistee this ing. id* She will then go t<> Dctrait tag; It it ta U at k-Lt h-Lzt du>playing«tiurkeJ dUplayihgttnarkcJ liit dccatil. ...................... ................ —. found with hta musical instruments Charite, ot Neeley vuiti-d her par- week. tn the front of the furniture store where sbv will make iwr home. ability al spending puoUc funds The public of six years sgo would<•:»■..». X ’ . r and Mr* •«> Morehouse. There were about twenty-five atfirst bernu'r it u stul neceiwary it>r’*I!Jc' , .... Mi*s Marian Baldwin of Chicago of Salisbury and Broneau. with joyful abandon, judging from not'hare "tolerated ittoh things' a* eat t-> live, and educatton M’nv* a! ._ tendidtopen air .-arvicea near ThurnHie United Brethren held a ramp' Suiiti-iy afternoon . .... b> MX’iKhn-t several week* here with Mr and Mrs. Weal and son, Leoti. apple river conducted by people tin cling on Sunftay last in Caledonfact* and figure*-pretented by Vent government control of industry, re* C .Ml Mla township. Kent county. at which < 1 Ha-lfoc* urre Sunday alter noon trom latnMng Btowc in hi* sjwcul article la*: a!r;cUnn ol Unn acreage, u* elimi- fn-n ; it-h m-h j.i und n>llie<- -i-r nf different manner. A* «•- understand I red Wot! and George Mlttanbci it wn* estimated that over J.'mxi caller* ot It MoirbouM- and family. ? H rn Uni, rd big pxk mark* are puncTh'-v also enjoyed a visit to Camp-. get of Salem. Oregon, and Myrtle wecJtnation of cutrthrml competition. . -J TWENTY YEARS^AGO TODAY Ml .. 'uJLaM.«k Low »‘“hJ".:'"!.'™!"' “r. —t Ki Ii. vg and to tlie Bolling Spring Smith ot. Kalamatoo spent Monday If rxpen.-e* cl thi* department p^cral aid for welfare, and » w- i: ,i uuetnica'-.<i, wre stana.ng tn . . , • , «**•♦• «• « iw . (afternoon at Warnie Kctaey's. continue at Ute prc-u-nt rate, the MOrktng week of forty line waitin' for a Job «u>t yet in , wht 0 8'acial u.e that covered transferred by Fira Methodist con- on Its travel* thta week linn P. It camp. ^?nt Rre:lce ,uun »“'«*«“« MrCaraccnmpany it. state will be drained 01 about a thud |our, Sucll .hlng* would have been -L-1J In other word, a nv.rat.^uml‘^ 1,1 lhr upl*r Pen,,u";aof a tnllhon dollar* annually. Com- d,.nounctd M BoWievUm. Neitli-r might b. declared on educatton.-.l i improbable that -ixarpotn.., of ic< rfn -own Wednesday eiuoute to visit hta were left imbed(>1 in the "Dcvif.* fatiH-r ....... at Mticggn ' misaiunera hate ’ “ ’ per dl<-m ” their WQUm tbiei public have cHuitenanccif . ; a Mr: and Mt. . . iKitchtri" region- When these melted. Mr and Mr*. S. C- Brock and Mr* iximpanted b-. Mr. and Mt*. James compensation at <-'o and m addl- any interference with the operation > the huge packet* were left. Mae SUdgc accompanied' bv Mr Bmdt-. r of P;.ori« villi-, attended the lion wanted an allowance oi ST00 <)f the stock and wheat exchangeKitclu-^" and Mrs Warren Wilcox of Lansinx I Jli fair < ti WidrrMlay r\ per day for hotel exjmses uno lUc Gambling in commodities and m.1 To reach the "Devil’s Kltctu-rt^ .,j»ent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. EdMr. and- Mr.- Herbert Morehou r |dnv> to -Yankee Sirring* and turn gar Brock of Ouledontacuritle* was a popular pastime. Big imide a buxlncas trip to Potterville 7 RUST men and traveling —Furtdnatcly Auditor buslncM and hi git pressure salesmen : off-the mam highway <m to the litMr. and M.* Frank pi».»« ’ Friday. ’ tic ride road that angles away to Hit Wednesday for Harbor Sprit.c. Genera! John Stack had sufficient were on a high pedestal in our they will be true fo 'north west. Then take the first turn where they will Spend ten day* visiti tiding tevi-ral day.* with the forbackbone to reduce the las: two al­ temple ot popular opinion. Bigger you; treat them , to the nah: latout one mile from ing Mr. Pierce’.* three brothers and im > daughter pt Dowagiac. ' lowances Jiut about in half. Tlie sales, greater and iitrfier production, (Yanktc Springs* and continue- thur tamiile| Mrs. Libbte „ C1WOO11I sp ..,n liH McKibbtn spent the, , will thow them­ managing director of the conuni* - sparing security prices were the [Straight rstraight on until you reach the firs'. firs’ Mr. and Mrs. Leo Outer and *on(jatttr part nf the ucvk with in-r I farm house on the left hand side of cf Three River., were Sunday (t gut ’« <!auchtcr, ■ ■ •<- - Mae WaUon Mt, . atClovwon wanted a salary of <12,000 per gauges by which we judged political , u/t'.-t ari-at.— EMthc read Turn tn here, ask fur per- of thrir grandmother. Hit. Jane; ,-Jd^i,. a»d in'comiuuiy with them year but didn’t resign when he was rlaht and WTOI1<. Splr|tllal and .M! RSGN. . jmtasipn to park your car and then Radford . Mr ;,..ld Mr( Rob(rt jjcKiballowed I4.WX) j>rr year. The board values were some thing to comader ! continue by foot to the "back forty Fred Reitor returned on Fridavili!n of . Prairieville ’ utti-ndigi the [where the Kitchen ’ is located from Philadelphia where Iw spent. fonla fan trnplop an auditor at M.tXXi t/ and convenient. It is nccesyrral week* visiting relative* | -d|, frankie B- aller accompanied year while thr chief accountant of sary to ulni throu<h thc»e newsthe nwiiit highway grows progre*Mrs. ----Mattie ... Spaulding ------<ffv— Ka.a|iM!llr . (|aU|<hter. „ Mr* ja. Geo .»■*«•> Bagk-v u, of all state fund* reeelvew but «3.w». of a t,.u. >wa back w i.i.-’ -u o was ua.. tlie tile guest eta-st uf nl Mr and .uiuM., ti., • jaivnly worm and m a lew places ap- ma. M * .d to tr. Hasting* Thursday aftJust why the custodian ol the comthe - bloodleiB revolution" .• pt-str* impaMible. The going i* a bit Univ SitulU-r* Saturday und.Hurt-j,rnoon. mt*Aon's Vault ihould revive |3 • thal ba* been going on in this conn- —--------------trough but can be made in perfect-day. , । Mr and .Mr.- Will Shattuck of safely if taken slowly. Emil Tyd<n left Monday higw4ur.parejin!eni apcnt Thunsdsy wtttF’he 000 per yw-almtel h-lf Ute salary trj. Olhcr nimuiia otteii have tn- “•'‘’(L. unhi . ;ch AR'.w<-i-pr lie railed WcdiK-sday from । go«n».: ,«:rtn.-. Mr and Mra. Geo. paid to the governor—is not exactly dli!acd ln warlarc lo put through re-' “ York and will return curly in । McKibbin ' At Schaffer’s Landing on Payne New\ , clear The principal clerk :n the brer fornu no more radical than lite neei-srary. neither is iTto be dt*irt'd !iakc is an old dugout canoe hewn September. Hu Hi* mtMiun mi**:on abroad abroad xi.i : Herbert M(ftehou*e will spend 'sevdirialqn gets an ample compensation American people have bren accept- WhP..- u holler . up all over theJ from a solid lug which i* believed la me is busltv.-s i« :.il day* at tiff Callumn county fair >s purely p-irrty busin>-.-* Mr.* Mary McQturne and (laugh-;at Marshall thus a««-k of J2 400 per year white the cashier WR ln -a cheerful, orderly manner i-piT- «.t tie n .liic^d budget*’ 1 have been used by Indian* uf thi* x*'“ M”v returned Saturday from : i.vi,. McKdibin and family'. Mr in the offux-.uf the jute treasur.r durJng tew months. c'n-ro't'.n'‘■t?!’ i region at some early day. Fur ter. - - ,Geneva, — ......... -----------... »-.... । Jami-' Null. Sr. of bto-go -.many year* thu interesting relic Hickory Corner* ».:.-re they who is1 held accountable for all u thta a tribute to our UitclHgcnce hinnhlong until better time* re-'.-.va.- lull burled end-up In t'oe miki llw' *,.,h the former* da ugh |railed at thr Geo. MrKtbbm home! money* from ah sources get.* but or -a reflection on our lack of in- tuni- Jre E.Sturgtdu m Delta Rc- with one tip projecting then the !rL? . .... (Sunday, also Mr and Mr., Jchn ,r\-------- ---------Mr.v G. W. Wallace, formerly Mi1234a Expcipe. vouchers for em- (crest in thing* political? We would P,1; • Scnaflcra became cundu.-. about tla‘ >DrForr,-t and children ot Marlin. >i!d shape ot this old stump ' and Ilo"‘ Allen of Clay Cenlcr. Kan.-x*. i Robrtt McKIbbht ploj-ecs t-f the rommlaalott. MV-'like to bellere the fanner Upon ck^r investigation found it to 1* “ visiting *W“B“ UrK Marv MCQuame Mrouam.- pratrl"v1!!< Mr* Mary HUMAN Brown pointed out. include airplane GOVERNMENT i be the remains rtf an Indian canoe They were formerly old scitoolmatf* I cieo Morehouse i* steadily inl­ ride*, seventy-five cent breakfast.-, | While wc believe in proportionate .Some’of the Wdpd ha* rotted away and had not met for thirty years.' proving from his recent oprralhui . IDLE BOASTING. dqjlar luncherei* and dollar and a ro| ’ . :r.M-ntalson in government. «e, uut ruuusii u» ««v vuai jwu wu THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY , W“ UMln» '’Ult°r but enough i* left *o that you cati IX toasting that his adminUitruquarto dinner*. Ml^» C C fttim-of Hubbard. | to Httt.nd thv w lion has reduced Ute ordinary ex- ri.r.i: >t orrr.uok lhe important fact Pa*||y- judge the dimcnstoiu of Hu»,»tl B« after i city or area tawmes bout and even make u guess a* to In justice to the commission it petues .-n_ r of, govemrtn-n! , n in Michigan 25 ,<>■.< 21' ° *n? R Tbon, ounc-town. ।, Club 1(, he)d TTju^y t I. certain population, it* in- ! how it was made nto b, to.. ho»,>,r. tot li u £"i'a':: Oh|0- Qre gu<>t., of thur cousin. nftPrp->on at Anson'Park. Pine lake. Erpory Busby for a couple of weejc J H ,,, n v of Gra|1(1 R (<1. decently debrtiaaei >«M M* dbrtat to humrt w-itl%,ng lo Ule ’ The late Calvin Coolidge usually Mr* Huth •Voung Springer and. nu>1!lr., Collra.- will l>e the rp£kcomnUstaa .ppdnM by F.tor. T?1 , nad a come-back ready at hand, dry children kfl Sunday for Grand Rap-1 ,.r A ux-cialWram » befog urin area, whore populace la; soUMtoU <™r>al>l»« <o cim„„ ,„tor Brutor MM n‘.»r com.nittre.' e:.-. co-n.-ipohtan. ta a prov-'-as a prairie wind, hard as granite ids where thn mil >|xrul two w-etfc,, rancfrt hy lhe ] and brief a.* .« flash of «umm« before returning to their boule a : ran-mung o£ Bert Brown. Arthur nmton it u wnl tol wto suited from lhe pressure v... ub;. of „pubi “ lightning. The following took place Ohio i Latlirqp and Herbert Morekousr opinion anxued by a serie* «( ar- civ cl: rii American government re­' while he occupied the White H.>u <-. Cleveland. M:Mary 8. and Miss Myra E and Mr« Morchaure voiced. Nrverthele*.*, JJO-per-dicin Ucleg written by Verii Brown. Mjit" veals that the larger the city the1 Debunkers-of George Washington Biiliiigs , of Chicago, mother aruT' ,d South Pine lake railed on titi-lr allowances, fancy salaries, airplane rcpre.M-ntathc from Ingham county ' ’ .were riding the crest of a big wave stater of Mrs, Herbert E- Beesicy ol | parent-. Mr and Mrs Geo. Morend*. and dollar luncheons arc so and publisher of the Ingham Coun­ ----- of ballyhco. They were theMmM'.ion Hasting* are~ visiting in<m our city w.iii MUMonij!’Jjoum- Friday gliemooru m-- of the m.nr.tT.: A caller at th their return from a trip.thp i Mrs. Georgia Brawn ol Water-1 ty New*. Thi* commission formu • ” Ctolidge office expressed Indlgha- taat and south ;- r: Maine. v-Mted at tlie D W school districts, heavy welfare la led a program of c>>*l-cu:ting and Shepherd home Tlntnday charge* and the depleted condition ----- r.tphy of (MCrge Washington ju*t Grand Rapid., were gur>t* oftheir | Mr. and Mrs Marcnis Bagley atof Michigan finances that It tan't .Michlgan about five tnlllwj dollar* - ^'pubUshod and a*kcd the presuk-n; suffer. Mis Fred Mcnhennick. But-!■ h-nffed the Webster family reunion Xi and l»e thought of such treatment *“ -Ahat ‘ — 1 urday and Sundty Tla-ir daugh- at Vernor Webster s at Nortln as: going'to lake the pubbt long to note' annually. The two member.* of thi* iij- ,;u proportion Of bau e.'uer,, t* d;i.. :u>t than m a Mr Coolidge looked out at the wfo- u-r. who w-ho ha* ha* been been spcnoing spending serera: aevv-ra!!i Barry on Thursday anti spent Sun­ 1 U . ‘ . 1 r . .'. kut lx-,|.-,w toward the tall, whit.- shaft »i v*wk* here, returned ix>m>- url. day vtailing relative, nt Galesburg conuntaatan whp sutvivcd the tendr.iu-e . < larger tar unit to be guv-'the Washington monumrn! and ob- '.hem Monday Hastings, Michigan elide laat November. Representative­ The Shepherd family uttendvd the Telephone 2121 - , n." / . : A: idy “"d Un* srned. "I see hl* monument i* autl Mr and Mra, John Curti* rctArncd McCaUurii Community Club on Pri-j BEARING DOWN Brown and Hartmap. introduced .'n;'’s|there." Sunday from a trip to In* boyhood day evening. Kidnapper, ^ttni to be having a ‘‘ u.*1’’ ttorernment .... home at Album. New York, and ottirather difficult time in this*country. l,-" ’ ui'd unwu Idv siu-it: ||t <>{ iacS .jwt A rttin-er eipffern point*. to .put thta pr./acam into «■!■ C.ticar >. . DctiOH. ^,)rm broke into the outdoor proMnr Eva Scutl of 8t. John* r— rhcsev.c«*t commtaBion biC u--r nt.,-, crtjter*. sr.Un g;vA by thr Barry Count* turn.- to her home tomorrow alter ai place lor them Cotoidcrin rrpccM n: a bulk if the. saving pu: ' , ' “ ।Band oi* .the court house lawn week's visit with tier, brother?.; Will! difflcul'.ies involved. ,a sui ;n3;y into effect by the present qdtah.u- i.- cp., ,.v,ki. mey nreti -nwir9<Jj^. .eVcnmg. thr audune>* and Lou Shtiltera. . z high pereeniajv «f convict: ■ I ■ H. H. Tra ucml run.. Jnff , l'?, J!C. ,w' ’this group of amateur musici.HL. tin- Dunkirk. New York, where lie h» . I u einim-t;', worth con«i-1 dM mrection nJ Mr A. A Bifrrno been-visittag hta older brother and Iilgh wgStm-t crime ar.o < v ^‘.’""Ircany kftow what they arc atavut othrr relative*. ttevvr gang by hw adminutrstuvn which lute 5 .'A “'?41 •UIa,r*-!On!y a few rehearsal* have oreit Clayton Busby u expected home i of crook.- to escape, detectLm. Mu- riw she tax lead up to an all-tim m.‘. Io,;he»d but the member* of the band Sunday fr.un Rock-Bland. Illinois, i sotini had complete sucre** in break ’ :'.'La displayed teal ‘ teamwork We hope for a ten day* yuit with hu par-1 • m.v .. «ivet because mhe n.ul fly, omwcF. will oe followed b. ’ . Uc. ..t:ure d.d no: see • Mu.* Winnie Harpe: was a iueri! nah’ <--... at the Hammond cottage a: Thorn-1 «.::ee seantor Oowna is nuking- *om* apple lake thta week. • An official say* that even tn the ?%, • 'mighty direct statements before th< .'a?. Van Wagr.cn of Sullivan,! Not num rear* a?o, nevrly rxety year there 1st* clean, and had a much higher "bac­ , one-man grand jury investsgaip-.g Ohiv. u visiting rclauve* and old. ;uiw time* the ie.Hr.m-cs of the nente in were violent outbreak, ot Teter*. luberruloteria count" could only be sold a* Grade ,* t|-.r Detroit banking situation. Tin* friend* in the city and virinltv »l« and other epidemic, in tariou, srcliun* •'ll"—and so on. There. I* just a* much Mu* Ethel Mills left Tuesday | ,WM ,tr •••' “<u ■ of thr stale. There epidemics not only took difference in the real QUALITY of milk a* he^rst tandofto>dtMSi" “ “* *nd marmng for Concord. Michigan. | a heavy toll of life, hut they were hard to there Is In tlie QUALITY of meat* and h -h * t* *” ,,tl*r ’“••neaac* ha* nude him one where she has accepted a position.; control and very expensive to conquer. Re­ other food*, but no one ean tell lhe differ­ vie tw kew°.h-, tl* nM*: unWular «’• pealed Investigation by the Slate Board of ence by just LOOKING AT IT. An actual FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY | ... ■ ■ ■ Michigan- But before forming anv A t-duuca; j^ticle says there are Ul Hing a meantime, human *:up judgment* listen to what he Health almost invariably found lhe cause TEST is lhe ONLY way to tell.' The many Mends of pro! and 19 common of r*dt«. filters special **»*iou of the > of there rpidemirs to t»e either UNCLEAN Mr* R D Bailey furmerly of thi* State Official* have madej repeated The poorest, tn vur judgment Ixjtng mZntjHti a MILK or TAINTED WATER. city, new of Gaylord, will b«- jrleased r-.-iuUder the following TESTS of Highlands Dairy Milk, and the an apartmt r.t tciung — Detroit ."F'n m leant of lhe advent ot an Ixir In program Appreciating thvt milk i» the universal bacteria enunt ha* been But a very small Ne«»,iuw Epcey, rs A ml! fjp..img-, ..., Kl,-m’to plain apeaktng Be- the fami}y Thursday last food, and knowing that It Is a natural car­ fraction of thr limit ret by the stale. No Dwight Goodyear-and Frand C<>'-c !cause cf the great concentration «f rier of germs. In order to protect the health rtranrr milk of II* kind I* produced in Include the handling of the liquor I tailed to find among our many P-”*5- u'! tlx Federal governnu-r.t. of the people. Slate Officials decreed that Michigan or apv nthrr stale/ That's WHY problem a lieu the I sth Amendnwni statesman who will mimt a lot of tvhangr*.anything ot the .petch *r th,at a n>'"‘ °r over ijnd back a du:ante of about <>rdin.ir> milk «hould be sold according to lhe Highlands Dairy I. lhe ONLY Dairy in 100 miles tn one day. An exceeding ­ “GRADE.” Only thr CLEANEST milk thi* Metlon, permitted by thr stale, to sell taxes' t-hxt nobody put the other Id- Which Hon P*’ OBrien gave ,• [thr Ccuzcns type n’ Washington i_. ly joort record considering the conHoughton cn Aug. 4 It i* stand he *£» 'n'-aluabie aid in helptpg ta keep 2. Repeai of the prcstljt stale p: could be sold as tirade "A." Milk that wju its milk as Grade "A." hw' wiH have to pay—Mila aukee wit a c-vpv nt hi* speech to some 500; t!un«4 honest . . Hibilion la*-*. Mrs Cha* E Waldo of Canon Scnluiel. newspaper* m the state It cost Mr , 3. Bubtniswon of a call lor a « Regarding thr bankA we believe Cttv. Colorado, formerly klua Lida O «JT..-n tor the sutei 12 rente pa*:If YOU are interetftd in pure, CLEAN milk for'your home, U s nice to bare a radio tn the.ysge lor every m*nu«crtj»: ’ issued or that a national cloatns was inevi­ Beadle, of this city, arrived tn the table. The R P. C apparently didn’t city but evening toe a visit with vision of the ftate constitution. we will be pleated to hear'froin you. We tell have sufficient credit to keep all of tnenda. Using when it’s too dark u> it-il .’a-Tta’ multiply by 500 It took him the sagging structures propped up only Grade A Milk in Haitingt a Aliould.say about a day ’ s labor ! (dilution to repeal the uniform rate bilitoatu* —Angc«e* Time-. under the NRA plan to .tell of the It wag only a question of time before crime known to .•oct of taxation dauae so that persons! some .tor*, ot drastic action would Trade Recovery conference, and it ; duarmanu-n: hare been imperative. inquired Hie service* of a inuneo-.' propet ly < an oe brought to bear Its -d age. Legal justice u a strange when lhe nations get together and grgptnng system twn pays incessant thing In Jackson prison is an elderagree to scrap all obsolete equip- application to crank them out Pa-1 Balfe MacDonald, convicted on a iy man. Irving Latimer. convicted on I —... _ A study of the anull wan buziper ww< worth st least fifteen buck*, charge of matricide, was sentenced a charge of matricide In hu youth, I rlth these otjecu In vtew: and it look gum-clirwing gtria two to *erve from 10 to 15 years at Jackhas already been behind thfli PHONE 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Propr. HASTINGS, MICH. . Tu •gotain if there u< • Anyway', rw? , cheap- days fo assemble and mail them out. *?n prtw. Thu mean* that he will Tlwt they .-ay Mr ©Brif---------------------- -"-----taty for tin* line of busin&e up as one aid n rsmatlr -John Pc; ’ jai lhe most before lie is pardonr.. ----- « — ,probably —-—. if he. live*, will —ArkaimGagi 1 Cmzuxmnity Alliance. MacDuuld, guilty of the greater. o« a prUoaer when Balfe u released.! ‘This and That Further consideration SPECIAL EXCURSION to A CENTURY of PROGRESS Backward. Glances: OO ROUND TRIP Coaches only Chicago^ Kalamazoo & Saginaw Ry. — and MICHIGAN CENTRAL People Who Drive the Quotation NEW FORD V-8 Buy In Preference to Other Makes As Is Shown By the Sales In Wayne County As Follows; MARCH JUNE FORDS .... 604 Chevrolet . . . 466 Plymouth .... 88 FORDS . . . 2555 Chevrolet . . . 1325 Plymouth .... 917 APRIL JULY FORDS . . . 1182 Chevrolet . . . 699 Plymouth . . . 282 FORDS . . . 2204 Chevrolet . . . 1156 Plymouth .... 649 MAY FORDS . . . 2045 Chevrolet . . . 1450 Plymouth . . < . 765 It You Will Try One You Will Buy a Ford V-8 Let Us Demonstrate <S Universal Garage Co. WHY Pungent Paragraphs the State of Michigan Selected the Highlands Dairy As the ONLY One In This Section to Sell Grade ‘A’ Milk THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, AVGUST U, UM Governor Still Has Time Lo Keep Platform Pledge.^: I lure rj-t T w It lias been the purpose of | they appeared borne of Uiese facts , To all thiwc wlio have been kind ] enough to read, greeting* arc rent. To the editor* of Michigan who have r»U which infest his granaries And As stated above, the.goremor still opened ttheir columns w column* to my my pen. pen. by thta ta meant no insult to there has his .opportunity If there apawLtaiton u extended H lV,‘Ut'1 <n*»• >Und on «bere are Chore who have been IJ >np»^d only to point out that the rights, if such they have, and wal- t0 lhlnk rnore aboul lhr affalrB oI taxpayers can never hope to keep low In the emolument* of former meal barrel filled as long as day*, the same power which ap- ,he,r *ute and ,u «i»«nn>*nL ,he jsureau*. boards, institutions, com- pointed them can cause ihelr remov-purpose will have been accomplished l mission* and agencies multiply as al and the appointment cT others wthey have In the past and consume who are mqre amenable to the de­ so much and as long as tlie gap be- tire* of the. people and more in symtween private and public salaries re- palhy' wilh lhe promises made main* at its present width Econ- Tliere are still many conscientious omy—relentless and ruthles*. un- and able citliens of Michigan willing moved by sympathy, undaunted by to do service for the state for a opposition or political expediency^- compensation demanded by the must rule if Michigan ta to be saved time* In -which we live. from bankruptcy Patronage Co*tly. ’n'- commiMion of inquiry Info this end. and then only by det< rmined efjort and organised force* ' governmental expense* in Its There word* are a* true today as report winch was written before the they were a year ago, present administration took hold Again we quote from lhe closing *ald of Michigan. “EiQuiustivr inchaptcr of thr 1933 serie* wherein vestlgation ha* led the Commission, was said "No politician ta afraid of to the opinion that the present sen-1 the taxpayer vote. He gives no heed ous financial crisis in both state and to demand, fur retrenchment. HI* local financial affairs Is no’t due to sole interest Iles in the creation of the act* of any single adminlstratnew Job* into which hi* henchmen Uon. Rather i* It the result of more t*:e Inducted and new commiMlonx than two decade* of unprecedented through which political dtbt* may expansion in public service, much of be paid " which wav Ul-advtaed and unwisely False Prophets. administered . . The public purse’ False prophet* once were stones in ***.*? bf‘‘“ uP°n the street' Fortunate Indeed that hoard from which al! such a pastime ha* been abandoned. draw at will Those charged for on April 2. 1932, this writer stat- w‘,h administration of public cd editorially ' Tty people of Mich­ an -atmoapbere igan will select a governor this^fall. 'od»- m - — —- - -of conccMion.; * They will select a man who ha* anil compromise. wilh minority proved himself bigger than' the group's seeking momentary advant-; ngc. to the end that imtroniigr and cheap grafter*; bigger than paid lobbyists; bigger than petty office self-interest have been Mibntttuted! seeker*; blcger than a cabinet of for statesmanship and wise leader­ ship." . salaried appointees'' That, dear reac^r. ta the history' And so as we come lo the closlug chapter of the 1933 series we shall of the past. What Miall be the hta-i rrirain from irum prediction* premeuon* of oi what wnat will the futurey Shall it be u refrain don.' C Quite *to the contrary is lndi-( be done. ‘------ wc refietIt ion of the old or shall be content to review what ha* ra,'d ln «»l*ncea. shall it be; .happened ’even worse? Tlie answer lies in the front office * 9 People Were Arnuved. at Lansing Unles* Governor Com* The |wople of Michigan were Mock . prove* himself bigger than .»> TWy -..a “petty oiflce seekers" „„ hi* admtnis-i .,ht IT' ■ 1 "i n.n” * J1’?' irulii.n will hr. .>■ biller a dhk|i|»lnl-, at laal Ihrlr mar liad mmr to lakr allv w,llc,. |lu, ptKC,j.,, J (Continued from page one) taajhl thrly l»l»vrf Mate li> hr wiirrb^auK .1*. lhr pSiite m«a brink 01 C«lla|»« -Tliry ..rm I hr ta„ „„ „ ,xp„„a »H-tl>lmf boar.l.rlran Hom..mar liar, ta-rn Tiny volrf tor a Hianje. rarrlKl .».v will, .nlhu.«..m tor ,„r , beer and wine Some probably took ()n lhl . ---- . — ■ ----- on inc iinyrou*. Ulr opixirlunity opixirlnnity lo to «Wn»« lhemn„ „„ ni, o< Mlrbl Ih. lb™Th,rr.l rank .nd Hie Mlrlll., itelaen nr, —til I, nma*iul. . nMn ... . _ . ™ tlie Ihr elt/nte M,I.W»lh m.nl >» to Mnl urnuUlM Then asaln I. must be conleMml ,,, dlld . alul'UW nt Ih. rni.nv JU.I llred lhh.,« IIh, „„r,|,,,h ,„ „ u,„. j-ihey w.-re.n,’ r„neUU Bui wiltel. ll«re aMH lo lhe bj. , i, lh„ w,„ , ,n l»lh oh Uul November te « ver- u^er Mm. ul the next election । tel. .m, nl ...ler. -hi. . M.n ve,l „„„ „ ' iF<m*ckrrs against Hie tising tide -----.. ................. . — upon tlie administration. Tlicre .is of ’public expense Ml!) time fof reform. ’ . A new force In Michigan political Payroll Controversy. nt!air* wu* recruited and along with Much has been Mid------------------pro and coni( •Hut some restrict ton* having to do —----with property lax limitation* and concerning the number of cmploythc right to vote for th<’ spending actually on thr state payroll*, of public moneys and"tlie creation Borne writer* have alleged that the, of public debt wpre written into the number exceed* anything ever before constitution. ’ experienced tn Michigan while othThere ts no mistaking their inten- • « contend that never before luul Uon*. The will of the frople and such rigid economy been exercised their temper was never more clearly Tlicre 1* one sure test. Not n rent wriUen in the returns of an dec- 'd money can be paid from the state tion than was written Into thore of treasury except upon the warrant of' the fall election of 1932 in Hie state the auditor general Therefore ev-I of Michigan. W J>tr»on who receive* money from May Still Redeem Fledge. the sial'- far any purpose ha* hta Governor William A Comstock name Ih the warrant register in that -•till has ample opportunity to re- office. Each month for several yrnr*i the deem hta pledge* to the t>eople of ,h " auditor general hps prepared “ n Michigan Hr .has lost some time list of nil name* on the payroll* Ofj but hr still ho* nearly* year and a departments and institution* and* half to correct some of the ill* he from that Itat computes the number; promised to cure and some of the actually employed and receiving evil* hta own party ha* heaped upon state pay Thi* writer has before him the re-1 a long sufiertng state. ...w.wwmr be - nogagnta- port,of the auditor general*in this1 Let this admonition Extravagant the— month understood. E~;.. ........, spending * reaper . t for -- —of August tn did not begin with the new deal of lhe year* 1931. and 1932 Today. Au1033 It* history reaches back far 15. lie was handed a report covbeyond even Ute political life of rrmg the nanth oi July, the last each the present governor. Ft did not be-' ----------available. The* report' lor ‘ ‘ ot‘ the gin with Comstock. Neither ha* it ,h “ month* in the years specified is ended with Comstock. Il still per­ divided a* between departments ot government and state institutions sist* with new life and new vigor. The prcisent governor Ifni hta aid In each case the number reported Is exclusive rvrlilftlvav of nt Uinre t hnaj, employed at the i to a reduction of the operating bud­ U get of thr state In*kll sincerity he University of Michigan and Michi-1 labored with thr committee* who Kan State College The exception1 wrote tlie operating budget* of the ta by reason of the fact that Hie, various institution*, department* board of regent* and the itate itoard and boards. He now fifld* htv work of agriculture are eac(> constitution-' und that of other* who aided him. al bodies which are not compelled I ret aside and held for naught by a by law to nlc their payroll* or other list of appointees and associates voucher* with tlie auditor general, who flaunt the demands of the each receiving their appropriations peopje und snap their fingers al In lump sum* for which each later budget maker* An attorney genera! make* detailed report to the legis­ who himself was one of the first to lature and the governor Tn August. 1931. there were em­ increase the expense of hi* depart­ ment. ha* ruled that even the legis­ ployed in the several depart menu lature tut* no right to reduce the of state government a tola! of 6.037 salary of an appointee during the person* In August of 1932 this number had been reduced to 6,291 term for which he is appointed. In July. 1933, the number had again Reduction* Fought. The attorney genetai t* supposed grown to 6.679. Examination of the payroll for the state sales tax com­ province of a newspaper editor to mission which came into being, on argue that point But a former gov­ July I with a very small number oi during mat that montn month snow-; show- ■ ernor saw to it that every appointee employees aunng ^submitted to a reduction even in the <-d that during the first half of l\u- j •mlddM of a budget biennium, and gust the payroll had been increased after their appropriation* had been to 60 A large number ot inspector* — and other employee* are being add-; made -------------------Thta governor promised even greater reductions and pie people!'ed. It ts probable that when the) accepted hts promise. They are ask­, record t* complete for the month of ing now what he proposes to doi August. 1933. the total for all depart­ I ments will exceed 6.750. 456 more'. about It ■ One of lhe leading democratic ed­ than were employed tn all depart­ itors of Michigan, in a recent arti­ ment* a year ago and within 187 of cle In his own newspaper, comment­ tlie whole number employed in Au ■ ing on the fact that certain state! gust of 1931. state institution* ... and otherwise. which are required to operate strlctofficials, appointive who had tilted their own salariei ly within the limits set by thr legi*back to pre-depression levels. *aid:,laturc show a different result In •Of course It ta perfectly all right spile of lhe fact that practically evfor republican* to draw the salarte* ern institution ha* a larger popuwhlch republican legtttatures fixed, latlon than In 1931 or 1932, there but it I* entirely wrong for demo- has been a decrease In the number crat* to draw them, ft is a strangeiemptoj-ed. In August. 1931.,the topolttlca! philosophy which make* it'tai number of institutional employall right for one party to do a thing, ee* was 5.2V In August. 1932. inand entirely wrong for another to-sutution employee* numbered 5313. do it." | tn July. 1933. the number had fallen It is not that it i* right for one tin 5.211. Payroll* for the first half and wrong for another A thing is1 of August were not available. not right because another has done: . Claim* and counter elalnit may be it. It was promised that lhe wrongs ■ made and alibis offered but there would be righted, not that merely are the fact* which cannot be detiutae of another faith would con- nled. They are record* of those who tinuc the practice* while the peo- each, year have been employed. pie continue lo smart under an' Thi- shall be the elojtng paramtoierable rule of common prac- graph of the 1933 series of articles tice*. dealing with the allairs ol state as WEMT HOPE. | evening was highly *ucce«aful The Mr and Mrs Bob Vrootnan are ‘ " the proud parent* of un eight pound Mr* George Haven* bay, Howard Eugene, born Wednes­ The Garden Clyb will meet this day al Jiankln Hart's Mother and babe are doing nicely McCallum hoota- All are cordially Dopuiii and Francir Springer an- invited . * lerUlnetl a number of friends at a This neighbvrhcod wa* shocked to party Thursday afternoon Tlie boy* learn o! the death of John Albertwent “Wild West" and staged a ron of Hickory Comers. Wednesday. In New Borgcu horpltal. Kalamazoo tlx* buildings arc all on their, foun- Nearly everyone around here Jiad hail dealings with him in hta black­ Thr Community mctling tx|d al smith thofr-taQPelton and Hickory the (Menn Morehouse Iwmv Friday Corner. ailfl/lu- wiu considered a man with round business principles. Tlie relatives (rum Irere who attcud- lhe xlnnia. and apscia! bouquets Bring you? flowers for display and Edward Willson. Winfield Miller and help us pul on a good show. Mrs Harold Springer and daughter.; Sunday Sunday Harold Harold Ward, Ward, whlii while drtvGloria Joan. ing towards Hastings with ui_ hta mothR*v Fred King has been returned er and Mildred. Marjorie, and Arloa for this year Rev Isaac Osgood gne* Johncock. was struck by Seymour’ to Freeport for hta firs? year in hl* Linington. who wa* driving7 rapchosen field ot endeavor Good luck taiy. Miu Mildred's newly purIM*1. chased car was badly damaged while Our Garden Club will present a she suffered‘a broken arm. Miss Arflower *bow to be held in the town , lo* a broken wrist, Mr* Ward a lial! at Cloverdale Thursday after- 1 broken collar bone and Marjorie and noon and evening. August 31. Rib- Harold were badly q^aken. We hope very aor happen. DELTON, The opening of the Dalton school and U14 rural Kh0Qi> ol lhe Bairy ~ . ,, , . L Towni,llP u,ut h“ b**n postponed fur on* *•*'(. beginning on Tuesday after Labor Day, September 4. Tlie new. superintendent at Delton I* C. J. Barnum. formerly coiuxK-lvd with Uie Woodland CutuoUdatod scirnol. HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL Tuition s60 for 1933-34 for A Full 9; Month’s Term Despite lhe'fact that many schools are to be operated on a part time basis, a full school year is positively assured students entering here. Every department will be con­ ducted (is usual, headed by teachers particularly fitted for ' their work. Very few High Schools can offer more to stu­ dents than can Hastings. Here there is a friendly, helpful atmosphere, thoroughly trained teachers, complete codrses of study, supervised outside activities, athletic opporunities, a full year of school, very reasonable tuition. Before deciding definitely where you will attend High School, or send your boy or girl, we ask that you give thoughtful consideration to what HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL has to offer. • Every Boy and Girl in Barry County Who Has Passed the County Eighth Grade Examination Is Cordially Invited to Attend the Hastings High School for the Next Four Years OUR COURSES are. offered: College Preparatory, of.22 high school teachers, opportunities are offered which Commercial, Agricultural, General. Special advant­ are not possible in a smaller high school. Each non-resi­ ages are offered students to participate in dramatics, debat­dent boy or girl receives individual attention and is wel­ ing, athletics, orchestra, band and glee club. Numerous comed by both students and teachers. We have a full time school societies p/ovide valuable training. 'Added advant­ Physical Director for bays, and also one for girls. Wc also ages are to be had in the splendid churches, and various. have a Dean of Girls to look after the social welfare of lectures and gatherings which center about the community girls while they are attending school here. of Hastings. ' . Good roads make it possible for students to come -from long distances. Thia year most of the students living out­ The Hastings High School is known throughout the state side the city have driven back and forth daily to Hastings for its wholesome influence over the students. It is the High School. only high school in Barry county that is a member of the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges. This Provision is made at the school cafeteria for high school means that graduates may be admitted without examina­ students to purchase lunches at cost. tion to all the leading colleges in the North Central sec­ Tuition is $60 for 1933-34. The home district must pay tion of the United States. F With ah attendance of nearly 500 students and a faculty all of this if application for tuition was made to the>director of the home district before the fourth Monday in July. School Opens on Tuesday, September 5 Enrollment Will Be Friday and Saturday, September 1 and 2 Address Inquiries to D. A. VAN BUSKIRK, Superintendent Or W. T. WALLACE, Principal �DOWLING. CENTENNIILCOMM.1 VISITS BELLEVUE i Continued from page or.et day before the xommi Bellevue, there » a f»rad< many interesting tt-minde Rulison and opening of school. • Grade* nine and Mrs. ten may secure their books at Has- SCHOOL DISTRICTS . ARE BENEFITED Canton. Or.i tSevenuxe of Hastings win occupy dauthicr Ione. <i>e pulp:: here on Sunday morning.*; visited Mr and and there WlU be no church Shrvyer the pas tervice on Sunday. Sept. 3rd- The| Charley Velte and daugli&r and or plana to return and resume ’ two lady friends r Woodland ' ’ vt Herman Ha «ioih. and Mr WlUiam Stanford I Sunday M UM ent Sunday afternoon a*, the I Horne Bull [Continued from pane one. •' • HI I PARK Mr and Mra. John Kollar .tid'd a. dinner Sunday n ,1*. Scliuvl Kollar tl front Grand Rapid* 1 <3* uu>..in.xi i>v M .4 tne local cornu tec an giving th lion. They feel that HMtinp should nd Mra. John Tin’ Mr and M mertaimnen hus&ind. M.. HurK.e a Grand Rapids. Alon.’o i daui-t n sixm*. Stanford who has spent the Kummer Ionia fair Thun-daj ftith iils uncle and .family aceomMr. and Mr- Wrn. Mishler attend l.nl that ’ uatried them atind will return to lulled the fair WedneMlny und .M Uindnr retumnj the rive:, not fur from Michigan ir.it.s! a: A baby gtr . avenue bridge. !»•’ Mr. and Mr*. Howard Stun-1 »«*■ , ,, . Iridian ullage ih the early d.i a: Penr.cck mwpltal lot week. | sin“ visited Mr. and M Tlie rive: and Indianacould m . Mrs. Frank Van syckle pent Thur: Allegan'fln£l Munk K:ntt spent Sunday [‘ne lea — at KalamaAio. county, can of lhe celebration. deal Mr. and Mr-. Herman Hauer a! •nl! be done in pldnnln ere last week In which' Frank tended the farewell party at th* Drat will feature old time wa N«d cd his Clear HtuTixiftton duma. thinvs. Descendants o: n::ir and Mr.- I of the hnt M ’ Hastings. Others can i> □tile Fnmet Irene* Golston of Cincinnati r parade car. und sundae with Alice R»l, •. Ohio, n trend produce mat: hints pertain; Ftsher at Hendershott who :ne name daugh re vUn to rate! and Mrs.-Carl Stanton and unddaushier. all iviianti arrived in town 3 visit with retain satur m that make ttu- . it with Maphail annivetsar' l- J RuntJail ant -STAYS STAYS UP IN AND NEVER DRAINS AWAY Rutland u HyiteJ '.her and wife un Sun UUl'Aii PCF" YOUR MOTOR r.i •: Iliirne. Linn# returned 'Ind The protection of your motor depends on an oil with extreme oifiness that remains un in your motor and never Processed Motor Oil has this pene­ trativeness to cover permanently the surfaces of the working parts, during the thousands of revolutions required before oil circulation is complete. During these few minutes 50 of nil motor wear occurs. The total cost of Conoco Germ Processed Motor Oil is or.e-fifth of a cent per mile. Next time fill dt the Sign of the Red Triangle. oranc. if.': Mr. .mt! J. r..- -.. r>I (irar.d ! I., tter IhlMlillE School. il. and th.<! a or kirn; scnooi Doioihy But The Dcwiingt school I. for enrollment and Grand Rapids at present Monday. St Putnam dgnmont. Alfred Ball of Kalamazoo* 'pen Charge ot the higher Thutsdsv with hntnr folk. Mazda lamp ha* a d Mrs. Irene DickerMui of Leland snides. and win and Mr* and M re-1 found nt Don wrigi ►tore and ail Frank Walker of Richland Litt n.M;; bv u rvw ’tudrnu arc unnd to have John Shepard spent Bunday P M cjuited in Phoenix. A«i bock* ready to begin work on the in Grand Rapid* ordinance OX ROAST WDMtr \iWMT family. M..’. Mr! J; Pujnmi Mr a T" AND PICNIC LABOR DAY CONOCO Under Auspices of the American Legion and the Hastings Commercial Club ,.:.,! fatt-.i. m h? MONDAY 4 HftS I INbO [ SEPTEMBER T* 70161366 ■ TOW BAND MUSIC ALL DAY! rnrr I fl L L ATuiiDayoi Entertainment for Barry County! F S REE We Bring This Bank To YOU PROGRAM OF EVENTS To Start at 10 o Clock a. m. HORSESHOE PITCHING ARCHERY CONTEST GIRLS'BICYCLE RACE • BOYS’BICYCLE RACE CHILDRENS’ PET PARADE GREASED PIG HITCH-AND-GO RACE and Many Others PRIZES FOR EACH EVENT COMEDY GALORE! VAUDEVILLE ACTS! GIANT OX ROAST 12:00 NOON with Coffee — Bring your own table service, cups and etc. ALL FREE! every week thru the columns of this newspaper and invite you to become a/member of this constantly growing family of satisfied patrons W e feel justified in asking vou to make this your home bank, because of the nearly lialfcenturv record ol splendid service rendered to the public bv this instrtttwtt 12147670 Freeport vs. Nashville—ALL FREE ALL FREE! Looking back over the 4/ veai since this bank was established, i! will be found that its pohev of helpful service has been consistent and that it has been as accommodating as a conservative bank con Id be. REFRESHMENT AND CONCESSION STANDS TO BE OWNED and OPERATED by the AMERICAN LEGION $1 - AIR P L A N E RID E S - $1 1 his community has been richer/because of this bank. Chevrolet Coach Given Away! (Signed) Officers and Directors. SPECIAL ADDED FEATURE! BIG BOXING SHOW Hastings City Bank FAIRGROUNDS —8:30 P. M. SHARP, E. S. T. 9 Fast and Furious Bouts of Best Amateur Talent in Michigan' Produced under license of Oddfellows Arena—Special Matching This Is the Only Entertainment for Which Admission Is Charged Bargain Prices RINGSIDE- 40C GEN. ADMISSION "The Bank with the Chime Clock" 25C TELEPHONE 2103 on a! DM ■ Come Early! Stay Late! :l .. .... *e lat-.x! u s'!».-<!. A HASTINGS, MICH / H Li Fa Poi Oil �THH HASTINGS BANNER. Master Km and Miss Betty Lane1 spent the week end with their Tin- Edmonds family reunion was grandparents at Saranac. held at Morgan Park. Thoma ppie ■Mr ’. K O Thomhn and daughter. lake, Aug. 20 About to were present to partakc/nf Hie most bountiful dinner.'A social time was enjoyed. ■ . i. . :......... : • ■'' j! Social Events and Personal Mention ins Virginia Ilriekord u visiting* Levanche Merrick wen*, Jvew tn Detroit for two weeks Tuesday fo- uull lake to visit Mr. ■tmhwu — Lechleitner and other FMd 'vi.ltcd “Od' " Mr- and Mrs. W uJ riciu -Mrs. — fr. nnd Mis A M. Hull uf Belding Irwnd*. . .. Lee I/iraway and-. ’' ’ Mr. and Mrs on Sunday. MU* Anne Hcdberg und friend oi Mrs MlllJ.:« Grand Rap!,:- wen- vueuls or Mi and Mrs turner Andler over the friend-, tn Woodland, Mr Mr* I’hjah Httl) jf vn-«. .... iutt • m-..!■•.! her istcr ana and Int-lMfol*. Evarts er .Pier nu uan >. ■ . Mr — ■,‘ *• •• .** — — — and MUe Aetna Jack Snyder, on Sun- bll»» <’“'e returned 1 where they attend! day Mrs. vL-ited tl M'.i.in Underwood of'.Fairmount, Ketcham. Ind ; pending ,wo Mreka With Dr. and Mm C P Lathrop were Mr and Mr Jamie Glimrr and family. Mu.-. Dorothy Bitrhra ejsTit thr nt port Sliclihifl on Mr. and Mrs Jack Stem plan to spentf this wti'k end in Orand Rupius Miss Ruth Haywood l? spmding .... th tier sister in Kalamar x>. George sumne Detroit Saturday lunch on Sunday evening by Mr. and Mrs Kellar Stem romplimen•..<** • .. - <• I- I.. ..a r«... t.. and Mrs. Clark hse been honor guest ut several (tohghUui* social func­ tions during her visit here - ’ DA van Buskirk MISS JOCELYN IRONSIDE liyic - Scudder. Mi-, fitreetcr und Mr and Daniel’ sperit- Sunday «t F,i-t LeRoy About seventy Were pieMiit to enjoy Hie day. It was' voted to hold the meaUng ut Willard Park. Cloguac lake. next year with the following officers elected; Preel- Visiting the big show Mr. and Mi>- th-urge Dahlman ol i1"'.,‘s.; kL... Putn-nn The sixty-ninth annual reunion ofo the Henry and Hannah Ca*c fam-, ily, who moved here from New York,was held Wednesday. Aug. 16. at the Canadian Lravy and ' La j.inv’ .-. of Mr. and Ml .Monday, enroute -• IHISMKT— IUCIDGI Kathryn Clarke •*.!. WINS BLIND BOGEY -Fifty One Members and Guests Enjoyed Tues day Luncheon from Knl- WE HAVE SAID BEFORE ■yd Palmer and family. M: .. J,tm« > Wilecnf and R-jIx4: 1th. Mr and Ms laaiv- I . and Mrs Albert Nash anti L. V. BESSMER EYESIGHT SPECIALIST P hon« 2634 Halting* ’ley's in Coopersville. ird fT.’.up n-mi: Ai< und Mrs! and Announcing Shoes for Men Low Prices at BAIRD’S/ Friday and Saturday, August 25 and 26 The New Department Will Open Saturday, Aug. 26th Laundry Soap O. K. Brand 25c 'b 1 lb. cakes You Are Invited To See Our Complete Stock of Fall Shoes Erec Running Salt <«n^i 2 «.... 13c Sandwich Spread 25c 2 Asparagus No- 2 Cans 29c mg ucciTMirif.. und carried a show-? r Wouipmt ttl Johanna Hill ro*'-:- and baby breath .Mrs J. Cargo Smith i 13c Kitchen Klenzcr and B«-jtx- Ovl- by Bai nrs are luncheon Liptom’ Tea 99c FAMOUS ORANGE PEKOE BLEND MEAT MARKET SPECIALS Fancy Hams Htrcklrit Picnics Pork Loin Roast ["tT/ti; Oleo Fresh and Tasty u>. lly 1 &u. ll'/=c B iSHAV The Big Little Store 3mr.-ii.-y Robert ’Fletcher on Phone 2491 h- Save Thi- It Will Appear Only Once SPECIAL FOR MEN! Friday and Saturday, Aug. 25th and 26th, ONLY Prceent This Adv and 49c and Receive C\ -g /-x RAZOR BLADES a c 111 TEN GOLD-BAND "CAD- /l.Vj ILLAC” RAZOR BLADES fpr Gillette, Auto Strop, Durham Duplex, Ever ready, or Gem Type Razors, including Double Edge Blade* for the new Gem. The material in this blade is that newly discovered chrome steel which holds'the shaving edge a longer time and gives a smoother shave. Why Pay SOc for S Blade* When You Can Gel 10 for 49c? SOLD WITH A MONEY BACK GUARANTEE BY REED’S DRUG STORE TELEPHONE 224 1 Corner of State andjefferton Sts. ' Hastings, Mich. j A wedding breakfast was served mi the country home of the bride’s pat-' ••nls.immediately folliiuing the cere-' mony ’ . Mn Out of town guests who attendedthe wedding included the bride’s' grandmother. Mm. Edith Rlchardsoiv of Wayland; Mr. and Mra. C G David Vail fl Mu#3tvgdn. Mrs. Waltfrson ’and daughter* Lol*.' Saturday ^KnUkem AinknjMnkil them Louise and Beatrice Wuttemon.^drs, C. 8 Munson. Mrs B-ckir. Mtss( Joan Ver Lee of ^rand Rapids; Mr. and Mrs W. V.’Hurras ot Flint; Mr. and J. C.isgu Smith ot Lansing and Mrs.' Ralph Wood. Lewis MTIHains uf Cits-kf nding tim 'De­ .. _ ... ... . of’tlic Ameri;i»n Auxttiriry at Grand Hapdi.'l.-ytihfrom the local 3 >-• 25c KERR LIDS AND TOPS f VVc Deliver 'matron of honor und wore a gown of Romantic Nile crepe'with.matching I accessories'and carried a bouqu« t: of .Talisman roses. The bride’s mother, wore a dress of brown triple । sheer with white accessories. . Mr Minor Watterson of Grand Ml. Hid Mrs I.ioyd McCormick Rapid-, brother of the groom, was and children-have returned to their best man and Mr Lisle. Watterson, brother of the groom, and Mr. Eviird Hoerncr. both of Grand Rap-' day for Rai .Mr. and .M: .and Mm.‘Harold Haynes last of the 'denis on Sitndtr Sunday gi of Mr. imd Mt wuddin;: trip io Detroit, northern1 Mlchigr.n and Canada. They will1 lx- nr home after Sept. 13 in Ciu-.l cade rind Mill v Heltg noil' M:.‘ ChMholm. Mf.-c* Heli CLUB MEMBER?, HAVE . Ohio, hit.- Dorothy Chisholm. and Mi MONTHLY DINNER I P. Fletcher, ill of Kalam.ir:: The regular monthly dinner for; Alxn Johnson and 'Mt. amt M Mr and Mrs. Cliarle.- I mcmix-ts.of the Hastings country; Clifford Dolan tor Miwral da Club w riven Thursday evening.! Ann Arb -.r and Mr- ati leaving Tuesday for- Racine. Wl*. August 17. wilh one hundred ana Tobias .spent the v.-rck Mr and M • j i> nx member* and their guests at-'i Friday for a Vitka Visit with ttu ------ . - , , ,- - tending The clubhouse wa* attrac-l son. Clare at Newberry, alter wbi mninlng there for the jeek Uve rith (arJe bomyjeU of gladioli they all) 50 un to HoiiriWim. Michi­ ond tlu '•fok-'- Were decorated with; .. conn .. .. ... gan. for several week3 iL»tt v,,h children v of. Detroit via:! ^.... ..... over oa-Kets glassthe baskets containing the smaller their daughter and husband. Mr- week end with Mri and Mrs. E Ctviwer, .'.tier ur the dinner, anand Mr* tSstrntel Homer ' EdmnnrL* M»s pate and children 5-.. nbunrement was made of rhe result i Kalainn/oit Thursday and .‘jw-nt th,' iron nccompani-d them and dar willlMr and.Mrs Lloyd Ron*hjvuif Dr F c, . Sheffield ' for W^reI4***'' fon hwh‘for tti 1* die* in contrir.'t. Janie* G. Bristol; Chicago where they visited A Cerf- j Mlm Imogene Cutler of. Ciate- i winning lor the men. The auction 11 tury ot Prugrem. returning Saturday miyit. South Dakata. ba* been!! prize:, w.-r - won by Mr .iwd'Mm I. evening visiting her aunt. Mrs Wm Rich-1jM. Broad Gueat* from out-op-lawn Robert Lewis and wife, of Chicago, |ard*oti and cousins. Mr and Mie inclutn-d Mr and Mm. Sam Glehnn. were m Hasting* Thumday and Fred Fairchild, and family Mias I .corn Barnaby and Guv WNhFriday of last Week Robert ha* been ; Ml** Agnes Sheldon Ml** Mae... tr.nn Rapid* and ,n<1 Mr. ... and ey. (i| <’f .Grand for many year* a pwtxdDcc inspector. Ki ller ami Mi., Grct .i Dy er, ar- j, M J KalaffijMn and dauelite- : having *i>ent 32 year* in that work companled bv Mi*- Helen Hoflma*nd He ts sUll'going strong He ilk** the ter of 0011 lake nt on Tuesday for £.“'h' ‘*nd 4cn Rot*rt’ of Ne* Ytek "old h>me town” and hL* frit nds. Chicago to attend A Century of*’ . ., , hi re, who are always glad to see-progie ., ( BHiDGE—LPNCHEON. Jilin i Mr and Mis John Ironside and! Mr* F. E Hill, formerly of HasMrs Fred Ryvmm had a*.Suii- Toti WUli-sley, iccompauicd by Dick ting*, entertained right guests nt day guest*. her aunt. '* Mrs. C Balch. - - ‘stem, left this nwnins. for Chi-1 luncheon ut the Country House, near Mr. and Mr.' Proudfit of. the Isa­ (Cago. white they will spend the re-'Grand Rapids, on Friday tn honor' bella Home, Gr.yid Raffids. Miss imainder of the week attending A of Mm. Robert F Fkvnle and datighMildred' Dalch of Mornllton. Ar- r-«n«„rv Century «r Of Progress. . ;t... Ifr ,Bobbie, ... of Louisville. Ky. who Mrs J E McElwain and the h=r.have brc;-. been rual visiting the home of Mm. Merle Bradfield and Jack of MLuc* Man McElwain. Emily Me- Mrs Ray Finnic -----at \VoodDr and Milo. Mr. and Mra. Lyle Wilcox and iElwain, an*contract Margaret land.Virginia Priies Pott for ,the glme NOhnin of Bsttlr ------Cree!:.----------Mr June . --------------------— Schsupncr of Dcvxytt returned Sat ,wCrc »ti. by Mm .A A. Andencn of Ryerson'aud daughter, Lun ot Last urdaj from Clucago. wiicrt they at- Grand ha pub, and Mrs. W. M. blebDetroit. [tended A Century ol Process. |biiu of Huttings. Men who are “hard to fit;” men who want the very best ih footwear; men who want a pair of shoes to LAST a long time and still look well, will be pleased to learn that we are exckisive dealers in Barry Cdunty for . . . NUNN BUSH Ankle Fashioned Oxfords Priced at .• Durfee school Men who want more moderately priced shoes . . . without sacrificing too much in good quality... should be sure and see our fine stock of. .. SHAW Shoes for Men Priced at T.S. $(-00 and j — Baird CLOTHING and SHOES for MEN TELEPHONE 23% ________ ____ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNFR. \VEDNESDAY. ACCU9T II, IM> TAQT EIGHT COATS GROVE. . ren and Mr tfnd Mr« i- ot Woodland were 11 Mr and Mr 1 C TDEMWEIT ' Carl PREPARE^-ROOF for FALL WEATHER •. (Continued fora paste nnc’ Every tru» we Ct is guar­ anteed to bold the rupture and we keep It in proper adjuaxruent for yoc. Let u» »how you the New Akron Tnt« mtnre "Selective Breixnra Conti01". Xothta* e.'ie like It. Wo are exclusive xepre< tentative* Our Success WOOD SHINGLES ASPHALT SHINGLES or ROLL ROOFING Citizens Mutual We can, and will. SAVE you MONEY over any outside roofer, and you will bc>kegping your money in Hastings, besides you will be giving 1 Listings men work. The Prescription Drug Store ■*. A. l.,SABK£R, P*oa*. HAS rises MICHiCAS flu been achieved through care­ ful bttslnei* management and lathfactory dealing with policy­ holders. SEE US FOR INSURANCE FIRE INSURANCE CpMPANY KALAMAZOO. MICHIGAN J. L. MAUS If you buy your needs outside of Hastings without first giving Hastings Merchants a chance you are not living up to the true meaning of NRA. , | Local BeprawntatiV*. Hasting*.’ Nkb LET US BE FAIR MINDED IN ALL OF OUR BUYING GEORGE M. NEWTON SPECTACLES FITTED. ItEFAlP.ED. BEOKEX LENSES REPLACE!* WATCH. CLOCK. JEWELRY REPAIRING CASH FOR OLD COLD. HASTINGS PARISH METHODIST- EPISCOPAL CHURCH. ■R«v. C. M C aklla . THE HOME LUMBER GO. For Reliable Farm Fire Insurance in ‘ TELEPHONE 2276 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN FIRST UJ.'tTED Ultr.TIlIlES CKLT.CH. —■--------------- ------ ------ Rr». L E Line. Pastor Michigan’s Largest Farm Mutual Fire Insurance Co. T-TT—---------------- :—. , See'MORRIS O. HILI. Halting*, Michigan •’ ii - •- ■ entnten or cubist, coats oiiove -r.-c. Whig.-PaMir ~ NEW AND USED AUTO PARTS FOR ALL CARS oet Mr Price, n BAYBESTGK ItEAHF. LININGS and CLUTCH FACINGS BODY GLVSS 1NSTALU-.D , WHUE YOU WAIT OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS Glenn F. Laubaugh PHONE 3CTJ HASTINGS sewing Machines REPAIRED and RENTED. Get Your, Supplies of The Singer Sewing Machine Cb. At RoblnldX Ebe. Simp Hastings, Mich. Phone 31 JI tl. SPECIALS HASTINGS MARKETS Collected Wrdr.e.iday, Au.ivt for Week of Wed., Aug. 23 to Wed., Aug. 30 !'< •. Buy Now and Save! You May Not See These Low Prices Again for Some Time Kords Rubbing Alcohol r.u r.„ Milk of Magnesia r... Samson’s Mineral Oil Full Pint Sire Kenard’s Ext.Witch Hazel Full Pint Price’s Epsom Salts Full Pound Pkg. Norwegian Cod Liver Oil F.urm. Mi-31 Solution Our Heat Antiseptic Bottle Regular 25c Talcum O'Kibda to Select FroOne-Inch Adhesive Plaster mr..*. Milk of Magnesia Regular 50c Sig* Milk of Magnesia Regular 25c Sire 4 Ounce Bottles Glycerine Bottle 1 Pound of Psyllium Seed f mortuary MANY OTHER BARGAINS services W new, sacrifice 19c ?7c 29c 19c 10c 49c 49c 17c 15c 39c 19c>, 19c 29c ' WATCH OUR WINDOWS! Carveth & Stebbins The Rexall Druggists • CHARLES H. LEONARD duumii*.F.MniS...K. Abe Anbutaaee Service BaaUaga- , ,' 7.......... . ■ I-------- “------------------------ .----------------h,-ri-.< n-.-.vr C FXani 2417 er 3H1 er SSOS . BANNER WANT ADVt*. PAY. j ■ .v . , GOODS DELIVERED ,n.^i • Sur.duv v. _Mr R„ o{ ' TELEPHONE 2131 �Wednesday, Auyuat 23,19331 TENANTS HAVE SHARE —=«»==== IN WHEAT PAYMENTS Y. M. C. A. ITEMS PART TWO—Pag. THE HASTINGS BANNER WILL DISCUSS'PORK j clovodau:. Howard City Saturday and attended end with the home folks. the home coming there. Agatha re-■I Russell Kearciur and I Beuhler htouse. the firft two nights Winston; Mr Kundee'couldnT reconcile him-1 Thoma* Tuesday. s't daOua sirCTlUC A «alhrrln« 01 in honor Kcarcher and Fred Kundee are' I self to the different location, and Rev Carey is spending a few AT PARMA MEETING uf Mr* Nellie Kriesler of Sun Mar­ rnained with her undjuui Pierson camping at Gun lake mid have em­ icouldn t find his new name, so the | with his parents at Fostoria, i -------I cos. California. was held at the htaic | I taxi driver. Mr. NovUkey. had to j then from there to the Pragn Mr. and Mrs. C. Basler of Gun ployment in the onion fields. Event to Honor W. E. Living; of Mrs Eva Davenport recently. Allotments to Fann i Brethren conference a'. Winotu Mr. and Mrs.-Henry Wcrtman ofj[bring turn home. 4 \ | Th<- Y M. C. A.'s of .Chicago care ■ton—Used to Call AUen- 1 The E L MacLeod family attend- lake are lhe proud parenu offiuflve But Orbp OWirers Each Oct |(or 2.000 fair vuitors daily Make Mrs. Hawi Williams and Mrs. led the Brown-Nevin* reunion at and a half pound baby boy.\Alr«. Delton were guests of Mr. and Mrs | | Stade I accompanied Mrs. W 8. SurBasler will be remembered us Miss Wallace Campbell .Thursday. Part of Benefit Payment reservation in advance. No man or John Helnuslman ot Lake Odtsaa tion to Problems .Baker’s resort Sunday. Lulu Kintz of the local graduating , , , J , woman has failed to secure accornMrs. Laura Kearcher and ton :arre; and children to Hastings on a East Lansing —State livestock men | An crTor |n week’s item* *Ut- 1 class of 1931 Congratulations. Mr. Growers who planted or produced motion *0 far • Winston returned home from-Their i ' business trip Saturday. Thomas Friday. Wheat fur the .1933 crop will receive | r will have an opportunity to get the lnK tIuf Mr MacDonald was 73.' and Mrs. Basler. | Miss’Dorothy Ooodt-nough was u vdslt in Sunfield Monday, Jennie Drajier and friend. John adjustment payments under thej C P. Angell left Friday morning latest news on tlie government s uwuld have been 93 Please excuse Tin* Misses June and Josephine The Kundee .family arc now nice-1 Hastinc.- visttw Saturday. Arthur, of Wayland culled at tha government wheat plan this year..-1for Torch lake Hl-Y training camp plan* on cunt and hog control meas- our mistake Mr MacDonald | NovBkey uf Hastings spent lhe week ly settled, m tliclr home In the Joe home uf Mrs. Ella Draper recently. • even though they arc tenant* and J with John Erway of Hastings and urc* at a picnic to be held at the Mr. and Mrs Houseman of Ann home of W. E. Livingston, near Pur- r'Arbor arc staying in Mrs. Patton’sP move this fall, according to M. I. Clwrte* Tuwnupd uf Woodland. Hubert Mead, Winston- Boyce. ma. Monday, August 28. according ‘cottage u couple of weeks Mra.' Wikon. elder uf tlie wheat produc­ tion section uf the Agricultural Ad­ Paul and Wayne Conklin and to the animal husbutulry department Houseman will tx- rememtoetM a*' at Michigan Slate College. ! justment Administration. Norton Tliey are Century of Progreu with c. F- An­ Present Indication* are that some ML** Josephine Tlie Administration is beginning enjoying Use fish and-nevplan will be adopted lo decrease the certainly a thrve-year wheat rvduclUm plan." gell lust week of pork marketed In the er fall to get their limit Ray Johns ot tlie State Y will be amount Mr WllMit say*. ’’The payment thu united mates wora nas occn re' Helen Patton of Midland teas United States Word has been re- ’ tall is for the 1933 crop. Nature did one of ti\e lender» ut the Joint adult ceivyl from Washington that some home over the. week endi the reducing this year. The wheat camp ol Kent and Barry ciuntie* in livestock buyers who anticipate that Mr- Norton and daughter. Mlu i administration will-help farmers in Sept Tills Is. a big week for Barry the government will pay premium* Margaret, ol Ann Arbor spent the! the next tvfo year* to bold the gains on light pigs and on sows Mwn to‘week end with Mr and Mra. House-, county boys at Pine lake made this year. "It Is never wrong to do right ’— ffirrow are already.buying these two man and Mrs. Potion. "The problem U fairly simple 'chuwes of swine Mr. und 1W; aanison and where tenant* do not cliange un a The buyers apparently plan to,daughter Omajean attended the, • rented, farm- Hie landlord and PINE LAKE. . hdld thi* »tock until the government 8Ur <jr*ngo picnic held ut Streettenant agree to reduce acreage and lu intentions. Word Ma. .g VJUIl OunMine jnke OWMU) gunday. One of the largest crowds of re­ announces - -------- — ------------------------- - - --that --- VI Uie payment i* divided between cent yean attended the Doster a federal adjustment PM ment would xli and Mra Arthur Johnoock them according to the sltare each [family reunion held at Shelp’s re­ be made on such awfiic would net nnd daughter. Miss Emma, motored gets of tlijs crop. . sort on Wednesday. Apjfust 16. A buyers a nice,profit but If the Day- to tlK. World-t falr Monday mornment should be made on other classln( . • The big problem arises when the bountiful picnic diuntEuUnoon. was tenant is moving from the farm .this followed by games Tliey will meet es of jwine losases would replace the omajean Garrison b spending the w|U( 1M?r aqnt Mrs expected ealns gains. fall, as some-are already planning. i on the third Sunday in August, ... in ..vneeted Tiw Parma picnic also will honor Beadle, of Hastings. Here the payment for 1933 must be 1934. at the same place. «... und Mr.-. ...... ~. between the landlord and the tenant]। Mr C. W. Avery and. W. E Livingston, un acknowledged1 Mra. Holtz, who has been spending vaQcinif- Soon you'll pay 'Anne, also fir. »..d and Mrs. Roas. of.------------leader In---------Michigan ’s swine who farmed the land In 1933. IAr,r~. ---------------industry --------- ; a few days with her son. Rev. Holtz more. Buy now — and in "Suppose a tenant ha* X) acres of Detroit came to the farm on Frida} A iirogram of talk* by member* ot leturned home to Nilp. Monday wheut in 1933.*111* share Is two- night after *|>endlng ten’ day* mu--the State College staff and by lead- morning. tiUrds of the crop, and his average . tormg through tlie. west. ling livestock men will follow the ' Mr und Mrs. Ed Fennels enter-1 annual production B 330 bushels 1 Mr. and Mrs Earl James anil I picnic dinner. । tained their granddaughter: Mr* Tile owner decides lo farm the Laura entertained at a picnic sup- • *** REUNION. iChas- Harrington, and daughter of DOT I) SCHOOL laud or to change tenant* In per, on the point, on Thursday eve-,‘ , ibt. EATMORE BRAND .uu., uw The fifth annual lyoudjchool re- K.dama:oo a few days last week. 1934 He and lhe new tenant agree n}ng. tlie following «utat*£ ?K;‘ Mr and Mrs Bert McCallum en'^xB^aturtay. Tug Nth j£ t-rtalned Mr, George Chipman and to reduce the acreage to 16 acres In Mary Boyd and daughter Mary^ Grace I wtlerood.-Mi*. A Re Jump- <m “1* luck dj^J’. *on of K-Ur’nanx. Sunday ! 1934. If that reduction Ls required. Mr Bnd Mrs. Jlm M,*lrr en!rr.; "The total 1033 payment of about er of Harrisburg. Pa . MBs Grace <>»* »«*•* £ lbs. Mra the >n<*t ^euuniiriu: there was no. tained tlx-lr daughter and family of »45 will then be divided between the SurVes FINE GRANULATED owner and the 1933 tenant, with the bulk J depression In that community Ax IU‘‘te 8unJLV; .n • tenant get (Im: 130 and the landlord Cathtrine Harnur। furmer said —Till* is where we The Garden Chib will hold al *c *15, paid in fall and spring install­ , Charles Belhngham of Kalama- onc ,fcrm,r ‘’“KL Hamilton ami ..L,,,,, „m- dMFP- M and n.nma oi Aumui :> zoo and Mra lunL. G>......,J menu. .. ■Tlie allotment right Is attached son Richard, of Plainwell spent Fri‘­ '«*a a.m elwirf to n-rve „„t, HlObmu «UI l» ,l„n on xlnnlu and i Fancy Country Club No. 2 lo thc'Jand lyid the owner must see day evening with Mrs. Georgia Bel- ,u, Fna. IVarl Urabm: V. Pm. anoelal bomtmta Older dower. WU| SLICED cans nngham. • that succeeding tenant* fulfill the Man-BUIam; Bee, .«,». m4„c be urnd for dlaplay. Brm« doawr. In Tlioec from thi* way who will at' contract.-The owner receives' his 1 Hou'ghtalin. ; tlie morning. Everyone cotne and Country Club sliced, 2 No. 2 1 j cans 37c chare each year, und the remainder tertd tlie Bellingham family reunion!! Th-* followitur program was givena success. ------------- » «-»■■ -----------1 goes to the tenant who own* the ar Mliham Park on Sunday arc Mr ■ - - • 7,3,-“-”.'V'rrr. ,7 J1®? ,b> ^Iury, I FREEPORT. crop on which the iiayment is based. und Mrs. Russell Miliar mid Recta. ^tni TC(^ Bmtanoa spent several' Embassy The tenant who farms Uw. land for Mr. and Mr*. Dewey Doster andj■»«!wpanled at thr. organ b> Mrs. ... days in Greenville, tfie guest of Mr. 1934 crop Will receive his share of George. Graydon apd Marjorie. Mr. Dertruae Jones.. Brand >S°nU|l,l8iol£ n,lfl Mr9- I'I,rsi'nsuch payments as arc’ made on that und Mrs Walter Warner and Rob- i A.n..or“r .and Myron Bishop boUi playing guiBernice, and Vivian Kendall of l». nUM«u>im><»iiMulrW-:BMonk ,M Mr, lu., Jam ot pl.udrd whrn nlrrrnM wwmmlr l» Fu„, w„, M, ,nd Mr. Ige. 13-01. Country Club Hrnr, Br-rvmati imincitlie TS Hr lie , cla„nr, v„„ , He-cacluT.s. j GletKVan Patten of Dowlinrcall-!' pk(S. An unusual value A poem was read by Donna Ham- (.d nt hlll brother*. Clardncc Van! nionq. ... I Patten's, home Saturday. "When She comes around the । The Ladies’ Aid of the M. E. mountain .she will be wearing pink ' church m{.t Ml the honM> of Mrs. Royi pajuma.s' was the next musical. bugler Tueuiny and elected the of-' lbs. number by the Bishop duo. ficcrs (or thc ensuing year ns fol­ Today as never before, those who give the mat­ Poems were read by Mr*. Golden 1 ,ou.s; president. Mrs Deeds Nagler; ter any thought, must recognize the funda­ and Mrs Gurd. . - prat vice-president. Mattle Mishler; Elmer Bush wa* present and very second vice-president. Maude Rogmental soundness of Building and Loan Associa14-ox. bottle pteasuigiy surprised all uf Ls. how,,.„. MCft.tary. Mrs. Ray Hamilton; Tomato Soup 19c Catsup tions,—organized for mutual benefit of mem­ he can imitate many of odr local treasurer. Mrs Mare Cool Barbara Ann —■ Fine quality Standard qualit; Ming birds by whBtling. EinAr must Women’s Foreign Missionary bers, loans small and secured by first mortgages have had many happy hours de- (meeting will be held Friday. August upon homes, these shares offer investors the vcloptng hts whistling skill to such 25, at the home of Mra. John Thai-. ib. 19c Jewel Coffee Apple Butter » 19c perfection 1 cr Smooth and fragrant — French, Ib. 2Jc highest degree of Safety. . Country Club — A rich smooth bland The program closed with an in-, mis * Dorothy Goodenough Mis* Ooodenough and terestlng and helpful talk by Rev :iniiiinid Rlrhard Waite of Hastings were; V»u>,. v« Ia*St«A,ga wCFe; During its 43 years the NATIONAL has never Swudling of Hickory Corners. He Stiictly' ... .. .. — 1 Dark S-lb. paU 27c marked nt Hastings Mon-! Fresh Bread ib. io.r 6C Corn Syrup made an earnest pka that the three ay. August 21. Congratulations,1 lost a dollar of any member's investment. Light, 5-lb. pail 29c Country Club — Made ai you would make it institutions, -‘the ffttk*. schoolhouse Mr. and Mrs Waite! I beside tlie road, the little church beRev. and Mra. Lewis and family iside the road and the ClirUfian returned Monday morning from Ihuihe beside tlie rosd." would crer camo meeting­ J be with U* to exert their wiiolcsome ’ Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bliss and son. .influence upoh civilization. Harry, and the former's mother of Jesse Larabi-c and John Hough- Vermontville were callers Saturday tahn were elected captains to at the P A. Thomas home. Wings or 1250 Griswold SL, Detroit. Mich. carton I choose side* for a soft baseball Sunday callers nt the P. A. ThomD« troll'• Oldut Building aud Twenty Grands | game wilh the combined -effort* of ns home were, Mr. nnd Mrs. LaVerne । i tD«UL HOME LOAN ' IUTK5YSTf.u-^ I the umpire und WlU Curl catchliig Seger of Grand Rapids. Mr. and J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. ■ fouls on the sidelines mid Jesse act­ Mrs Earl Wallace nud Mrs. John ! Ing a* his own score keeper. The Rtudel nnd Mr*. Will Stadel of Lake; Wesco Brand 100-lb. bag liuughtalendcrs were advised to do Odessa. J early spring training with some hope Mr. nnd Mr)i. Fred Tnbberer left LAYING MASH 100-lb. bag $1.98 , । of improvement for next year. Saturday for Columbus, Ohio, where they arc guests of Rev. and Mrs. OBITUARY. nnd to make the acquaint­ r James J. Creglow was bom June Holstein ance of the new grandson. John: 20. 1848. hr Marion co-. Ohio, and Wesley, who arrived at the Hol-' departed this life. Aug. 10. IP33, home about three weeks ago., a Red 85 years. 1 month and 14 days stein Mr. and Mra. Charlie Austin nnd! ‘He was married to Lucy BsteJta Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cool nnd James lbs. Hulett Feb. 11. 1884. and moved to spent from Thursday till Sunday Mercer Co-, where he lived until in northern Michigan.". | Virginia Sweets—U. S. No. 1 quality coming to Michigan in 1903 and set- camping Lew Neeb nnd sons. Ray of Bliss-1 tied in Cassopolis. Cass Co. until nnd Merle of Monroe, attended, twelve years ago when he moved to field a meeting at Lansing Saturday. ■ Hastings. Fancy Michigan Wealthy’s Mrs. Ruby Scally of Flint is spend-; lbs. He leaves to mourn their toss. his Ing a few days with Mr. a/d .Mrs. wife and many nephews and nieces, Adams. beside many neighbors and friends, Henn' , Ted Bustancc has employment In I two brothers and two sisters having an elevator at Greenville. gone the way before lb-Mra. Lydia Simpson Is spendingHe was a kind, loving husband, a Michigan Yelloi couple of weeks with her dough-i good neighbor and an honest and a ter. Mrs Freeman Comstock, of upright citizen: He will be greatly Grand Rapids. large bch. £( ib. missed in the community. MICHIGAN Mr. nnd Mr*, pharlie Beattie, Jean Today our hearts are sad and lonely. nnd Irene and friend. Cecil Worth-. Ripe, flavorfui Frerir. tender, well bieached Its clouds seem dark and low. Ington. of Vicksburg, called at the . But the wind whispers so softly. Ed. Babbitt home Sunday. 1 "Our God Has willed It so " The Kendall ststera favored us But oh. we will sadly miss him with a vocal trio in the Sunday ! With the rising of the sun. morning service at the local M. E. And we will be bo lonely. church, which was much appreciated i When at eve our work is done. Any cut of chuck or shoulder by .those present, as well as the But some day our God the Father splendid message which followed and i Will whisper "Cotne" to you and .was delivered by Rev. Loomis. j ’ me Miss Velma Fnrbey relumed from: BOILING BEEF lb. i'And then'if we arc only* ready the Kellogg Health camp at Pine; h Our loved one we shall see. lake Saturday. Miss Augusta Hinckley. Mrs. Ella NORTH CASTLETON. u,. Mrs. George Bass and baby came Catt amj Mrs. Hasel Noviskey at­ Or.PORK SAUSAGE Sugar cared . home from Pennock hospital Thurs­ tended the,Jone* school reunion.1 Saturday. ‘ day. Rev. Osgood will be the pastor at Mrs. Iva Richards ol Richland. Ind., who has been visiting Mra. Oeo. the local U. B. church for the com-1 Bass and family, returned home Ing year, and Rev. and Mra. E. M. Small and Lean Or LIVERS Wheeler will move to their new pas­ Saturday. . Mr. and Mra. 8. J. Varney ’ of torate at Woodbury We very much' Nashville called on their brother, regret the latter for Mr. and Mra. Donald, and Homer Rowlader. Sun­ Wheeler have won. many friends during his seven years as pastor day. Ib. Several are planning on going to here. The Jones school held their an­ district meeting this week. Miss Gaytha Little has been seri­ nual reunion Saturday. Aug. 19 at ously sick the past week al Mrs. the school grounds, with a fair at­ ib. tendance. Every one enjoyed talk-1 Celia Townsend’s. Picnic style Sugar Cured Ing over old school days and after Martin corners. a bounteous dinner was served we Jeanette Trautwein of Morgan is all assembled In the school house spending the week end with her where tfie usual.routine of business b. grandmother. Mrs. Eva Trautwein. wa* observed after which we lis­ Or FRANKS Milo and Roland Barry are at­ tened lo a program carefully pre-! tending A Century of Progress In pared Mrs- Rose Snyder of Cale-1 Chicago. They accompanied Frank donla. and we were glad to welcome "Where immediate attention and courtesy are ahown to all" and Verdun Barry of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sisson and Fancy fresh dressed fowl lb. Mrs. H. Cogswell relumed home family of White Pigeon. Phone 2115 Hastings, Michigan We Deliver Sunday after spending the week Mr. and Mr*. R. F. Kundee and with her niece, Mrs. Bophronla daughter. Agatha, of Detroit and, Johnson, in Olivet’ Alice and son, Herbert, motored to All Prices in This Advertisement Include the Michigan 3 per cent Sales Tax Buy NOW I OLEO SUGAR PINEAPPLE Wi­ nter SAFETY FIRST 25' 49' 29' 23' 17' 45' 10 SALAD DRESSING CORN FLAKES BROWN SUGAR 10 10c (JTje Rational ffioan & itnuestment Qfompaiu; CHIPSO FLAKES or CIGARETTES SCRATCH FEED GRANULES 2 :.*£ 33c GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Headquarters for SCHOOL We. will be prepared to take care of all orders in school books . and supplies. SWEETPOTATOES APPLES 2 5c Onions Hubbard Squash 4c Cdcry Tomatoes WATCH Next Week’s AdJ We will give a surprise offer with each order of books or supplies! 6 - 19c STAR VALUES IN MEAT DEPARTMENT The CAR-FERRY LINE This year we will have the famous old ‘Car-Ferry’ line of supplies . . . “The MOST for your money .: . and the BEST Quality/’ 25' 25' 6 10' BEEF ROAST 6c Hamburg 3 b. 25c U,. 5c Pork Hearts We will buy and sell second-band books for the county. See us first! STEAKS SCHOOL BOARD SUPPLIES—We are in position to take care of all orders. Pork Roast 6c B.A.LyBARKER Pork Steak 3 b. 25c lavic Slab Bacon 7’/2C Smoked Picnics 15' ROUND or SIRLOIN CHICKENS 8l/tc Bacon Squares Bologna 2 23c 12 �THE HASTING^ BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AVGUST 2i, Utt PAGE TEN | vent the mercury from sinking to surface of the roil ihnxtfh an up-1 r-wr—: 1 । n» It iuwHow levels on muck soils where valu- W’ rtl“- «® ‘ugher levels Warm COURT HOUSE NEWS ,to'' “» ““ KILLING MUCK CROPS '.bk er»M UWVUMV. nta,. »r “ ;■ i , Device Developed J."jjT — , The cold-air I* forced upward with; 1‘KOBATE COL'BT. on airplane piopellor set inside a The frost by Michigan State Man Ex'rh“device l4“v4~ for preventing ♦~' “ vertical, metal flue An electric or , Est Mary E Hampton, deed. h. used for tnr po“ - ' of administrator filed, letters , damage on muck soil# was developed gam line motor for o! administration Imued. order limitnri^md at Annual Meet _________ ____ wm noroilrie rnoti r can be usid by Dr. Paul E . Harmer and nulAandn.- — Airplane projicHurs j shown to farmers who visited the which lift mm to regions where the College muck whs plot* nt thr ar.-th7nnai ’merits mirit* Est- Mary E, Alien, Annual achave been usrd and the final rnerrury sneak* down Into thv t ul!>r.ual inspection. fro«i prevent-r ntTdcterSiMd but X*l52S «»n’ di giYardlan filed may be u.-ed In the future to per-works by forcing cold airfrym the arr ,M"are ttmt it may become “ie a very Rd Joel Kocher, et al. . db . tlom m*apvttluablr aid to fi.ttner. owning pcarr-d Order allowing account cn„—-ni enfrosty soil* • teredFro*t Is the gfcateH hazard on - -. SO1U: --------— -?Rwar r.-.-. ^ Horace W. sHowmg^-w Snow, et al. dismuck und.-■it f ils■ dang, r can n‘ MAY PREVENT FROSTS DELTON, Mra Ber‘?“ FIN . Mr‘ ,Jda «"* ““ °-™u"* the camp meeting at Pennock's grove aouth of Hastings Tuea410 ’ <*” Stanley Bolby. young son of Mr and Mrs. Roy BolbrMacaped what <Cor Al leg. tempted to croM the street down town' in hi* express wagon, when a car M-a5 coming from the north. He was ,truck and thrown to one aide qf lhe street, but the wagon wan dcmulbdied Tile boy wa* bruised some, but not seriously. j L Peck F r claim as automatic defrosting S R be avoided in normal yi-urr. Michl- «kler»-d ... . . . , Kan', a. of of muck ‘ n . r Wf 'J*1* ,9“ /JmipaUiy to lite Kant» mlllP million* of acre, acre* of muck soils roil* will n..ve a much'greater much c:eater value than R*>’1,la Weitoer. deed Order bejeaved family of John Albertson .will have a *• |.n-vn: Th"-muck- are bolrn- u rt“e'* »u'*u’ 0,1 band «ut«ed. ji Hickory Corners, whose death ocCialb higher fertile » and mmt *!*”.“•* *lcc?ur‘! .ad.mU^2<“ur cur**d .*“* “l Bronson filed. hospital. Kalamazoo, following and crop* oan be grown on them succei Hird, bond of-administrator m«i — no, — j Ed James A Ryan, deed. Prtl- operation for gall stones, the precedfully under proper jhnnagrment. tian to sell, transfer assign and _ bond . ’ ms Friday. Mr., and Mrs. William Mason en­ ASHVILLI fileTX order to sell, traruier and■ tertained over last week end tlie .asdgn bond entered, Mr and Mr* Fred Bullis speitt f-,_ Merriil D. McVean Order to former’s brother and wife from Chl? n*-o ’ <• *t*k *4,11 a*sigv. and transfer savings account Mr. and Mrs. E11U Francisco spent •n B.i j t ''. < and stock entered, release of guarda few day* last week visiting thr Bnrn to Mr and Mrs Floyd Ra*- ,lall by flR>d Warld’a fair at Chicago and a good *....... - ”™ o,,.-,, many from here intend to take tlie Mr. and Mr: C.ad Huvc attended. rtnt” opi«r*uiu»j opportunity w of guui« going «w*i next ouaus, Sunday *>.. on ’* ” J .tvin picnic at Eaton Rapids f /*' °[dcr BUt*K»nzing sale of bonds the excural(MV jt nas been a long Ertday. ’.tine since tiiere has been an excurPHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE Vlctor Brumm ts spending a Mat* E. Hampton, dec'd. Pr- Mon train through Delton­ .... ..„y> ,.t ih.- home of Mr. ..nd tilion to sell, transfer and assign Mr*. Gladys Gaskill Ls moving In­ Mr. Clifford Pmter in Burryville. bmdu und ca*h check filed, oyder to to the room* over the |x»! offler being tailed there’ bv the death of ’'ll. traiMfef- and assign boittt* and ---• Mr. — — Dan — Daniels will ««' and and• •* Mr* her niece. Ml-.-, Elizabeth Potter cash Check entered. move into Mr*. Gaskill's iiouse on The annual Kunz reiinlon .was E%: D. J Bagley, dec'd. Will filed, South Grove St. The Delton horseshoe totwer* went held at Morvan Park on Thursday.'pension hr probate ot will filed. , to Nashville Friday night to pUy the Iren*' Mutual Aulotnnone wa . HO yrara old nnd the ; >un«-_ . (- ■, . Ml',' fl ,1 . i-l.l ■ », UW .*■ • 1- ' Nashville team and returned bear­ c:.i J mrniltu. A z. .•.lull program f::l ncw standard Thi* nejr Frigidairc intro­ fol- tmiony o! lrcelK*ldcrs. Missaukee Co ing the honor of winning the game llonrll wa* one of theijirwt.insur­ ; Mr. and Mr:-. Wade Town and ; lowed « bountiful dinner The 'n'" filed, warrant and report of rotnmisance companies to comply with duce* a distinctive style in Kathryn and Kenneth and Mr. und icers, president, POer Kunk; Scciv- . ticncrs op claims riled. Mrs. Allen Terry spent last week on itary nnd Tn-rt-'ui-r, Mt' Orville cabinet design, wilh a finish Ftrigidaire that operates on that thr upturn in bu»lnr**' dur Eat. Jerry Haynes,'dec'd. Bond of a camping tup through north­ of white Dulux and hand­ less electric current than one ■ away wenwaiter scanier Mr * *ei‘utor nlr(l- letters testamentary ern Midiigan Mr. Vrm Knlik r ,m! rMuilfc ““‘“"S Rev and Mr* Rochelle of Bansome chromium hardware. ordinary lamp bulb. or M.; lay™n:«».■,«,d »r S " L-'.er. Mich-, spent Thursday wuh ; Mr.. UrMW..:i. ,J,d «• «m»oa *»»d. The rompaiiy has been in opera­ Mr and Mr* Harvey Ding.-. tion in Michigan nearly eighteen ol FarmlngtonL Mrs. Richant Z« nk<&*’• Thomas E. chec.^-bruugh. Grandpa and Grandma Ding* 4 KOOK TIUT PLANS and two children of VertnofttviUc; d'cd. Petition tor authority to con- came Sunday from Litchfield to YOUK M/ALS FOR A YEAR Mr. Alice Bailey-and children oi l'-nuf operation of factory and ex- spend a few weeks with their aim, SX.OM.IWO in claim*. WOfrtland; Mr. .and Mr* ^Mer nnd Ilmc ft contract filed, waiver and ‘wire, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Whsl shall we hsveloebreaMait? With stainless porcelain inKunz, Mt.- Olin Kunz and Mr- Or- ’'< notice filed, order grunting aii- Dtnps. \ L(.nchr»n? Dinner? These pus­ mr>Mfe without protection for lia­ MutualAuto Ins. Ct , ton Endsley, of near HAhrnic* tthqrity Jo continue operation of Mr. ahd Mr*. Bernard. Martf of sling questions ate purehng no bility. If you desire an automo­ Scia-'l ojciif Sept, tltii. Tlie facte:.y and extend time ot contract Grand Rapid*. Mr. and Mr* Myron longer. For here are mciv» for one-fourth more food spare the quality that has made bile insurance policy, see your ■ l ■.■ ■ Maron of cedar Creek and Mr. and local agent or write —extra room (or tall contain­ Frigidairc the choice of a mil­ thryrar. Now » our meal, can have Wallin e. Principal, John V. Van De-, Esh Carl Ktcc Brown, dec'd Third Mrs. Bert Litt* and son*. Kennrth drlighiful variety .... correct A, IV (<i. Woodard annual account of trustee filed, or­ and Mason, were'Sunday guests of --------ers and bottles—and a com­ lion more buyers than any coinbinationtlcrtaiteandiwahh. Smith Caroline Redd. Mr*, dcr appointing guardian nd litem. Mr. and Mrs. William Mason. partment for frozen storage. other electric refrigerator. Lcl.i R v. Mis.- I r-u.r- • Ciiitn-r. Mi.. ;< ntcwd. order for publication enMrs. Lucy Ditws reports that she Mfidrcd Mainono. Ml-.- Came Cah-v. । tired. ’ has a sunflower plant which has 41 Mu. Helen | E-'.. ... Butter nnd Mb.-. . .. Ih-ll. . George W. Davis, dec'd.'U- bliyssoms on it now. . Donald Shupp.. .ron ol Mr and fisc' to sell real estate issued. Mr. and Mr* Ike Johnson visited Mr. William Shui.n. and Mis* D J. Bagley, deed Proof of Mr and Mrs. Burwell Scudder of’ THB SUPER FRlGtOAlRE Lt.ND INCtUDLS SIX NBW DELUXE ALL.PORCELAIN MOD 'Dorothy Thopp-mi ol Mupl<- Grove 1'11* fill’d, order admitting will en- North Hasting* Sunday WM. E. ROBB, SecreUrv. HOWELL, MICH. A-r<-m.irr:c« i.et in mutincj, t' :. d. ' William Mivon and arnnd.-on. WITH MANY EXCLUSIVE FEATURES—THE FINEST FRIGJDAIRES EVER BUILT In th. afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Clkk^t. John W. Olmstead, dec'd. Pr- Kenneth Ulis, left Bunday after, lord Thomp.uoi and thru- children TlUoh for admiuL-ftrator hied, waiver noon for a vtdt to A Century of were invu.-d to th. Shupp home. Ice notice .filed, order appointlnK ad- Progrcxs nt Chicago. They will be ■ ~.s — .—> ’gone nine day's. ....... -* • wived. mmvitrator entered. Pune. .11 Mr, and Mr* H. T. Wertmnn • lor the six' ‘ -*■ A GENERAL SIOTOI3 VALVB .. and Mr*. tory filed. ■ , -spent spent Sunday afternoon with, with Mr Mr. , Mr Wilbur held Wedneadny Wednesday t .t Sarah Malcolm, dec'd. Llcdlfte and Mrs. Harry Garrison al nt llasHasNow Going on Dramatic Demonstration Conic in Today mornin; •!).• home a; in o'clock 1,1 *<'U real catiitc issued, testimony tings. couducn d by Re-. Dorothy H.iytet. cl freeholders filed, oath before sale Mr. ” and’ *Mrs. ’ ’Leoti’ “ Pennock and Bund iu l..,ite\:i.w cDmetciy. filed, rejiwt. of iude filed. -------- ’’---------- Garner and Naomi attended' the Mr- IE. Hifcb-.c oi Grand1* Ed- P>‘icr Maurer, dec'd. Final ac- ‘Centennial at Bellevue Ttuirsdav. R.»)':-L- an - brouitit here for burial eount of executor, filed, order, for i Friends ot Mr*. Inez Pennock Thursday af’ernmni. Shu ux tlw PHhhcuMoh-entered. Ldnabeck of_ Kalamazoo arc ple-ved niothi'r ol Jud-'- Clark E Htalxi EM. George Hilt, dec'd,. Petition to hear of a birth-of a baby girl on Telcphone’2305 Hastings, Mich. On Thui.-day night tu>' F I. Ci. E for. hearing on final account and j Aug 18 She has beep named Inez ' ' “ ' Ml ’ ‘church - • It,id ■ - its uMigHim-jit <,f residue, filed, order The ILnrtraan family gathering to: miblit-ation entered. wax held at the home of Mr. Chris —to our shareholder)-, the resent4, or prolee* E*l. Janie* R. Anders, deed. Propf Hartman Sunday. Gantt Several from here attended th !i>. and <>f will filed, .irdcr admitting will cnlion fyiid» were increased over S( G^OOO du ring (how er. terett. bond of executor filed, letters Ionia Fair last week and report it Honwmnde in. te>t.inu-ntn6' Issued,'order limiting.: very good fair. :settlement entered, petition for' Mr and Mrs George William* and ' lhe six niontlfb period ending June 30, 1933, Mr- Orb Lsicitw- .attended the hearing claims filed, notice to cred- i family o! Milwaukee, WL*. were! . funeral of Mr Flora Baird al Bat- • tton- Issued. |calling on friend* in Delton. Mon-i th- .creek Wednesday ; 8>t. Thoma* E. Chccscbrough, day. . Ml v-nif Mr* William Hecker and dec d. Petition for assignment of • --------------;• ' fam.'.v *pent the vrik end in Ohio residue filed. GLASS CREEK. Adolph Ii. -i J. . ;-. vi.u-.uig E l Helen L. Neve, decd. Di*-; After spending several weeks witii, It.i-nil: In Gladstone. He wa*accom- charge of administrator Iwucd. e.s- relatives here. Mis* Donna FVreman -j inird a* far . el Ignacv bv Mm tatc enrolled. . returned to her home in Kalamazm Grhwold at JaHcnon «*, Detroit, Michigan ' ■' ' ’Mu. *• r” £». George W. Davis, dec’d. Oath Sunday ML*- Katie Whittemme ue-> and E.thcr ix l 're .■-ale Hied, order lor payment companied her for a week's visit. t pull. 5! A US Ray ***• Erway“ and family and Fred go hotm Of cluimfc allowed by commitMoncr* .Otis nnd wife spent Sunday P. M. at niuiwt u Zimmer ‘ entered.4 u.iu.mhi. wise* m-x Albert Schauflhaufer. dec'd.! Clu® lalte-. and Mi< Clavton IN. kcr- and Order appointing administrator cn-l The Mi**?* Lucille Otis. Ruth Er-1 Hubert, M: ..nd Mt Glenn tered. i way and Robert Otis and Cha*, and ind «>;i Va!, . M: um Mr E.t RoLtno WcJbcr. deed. War°* Kalarftazoo went to I WANT THE • White cloud . last week returning ■rt Dirker on-and-M>. and M;-<. rant and inventory filed. ' . . Sunday evening. Will. Martin returned Sunday from FINEST MOTOR OIL CARLTON CENTER. Rev. and Mra. Conklin of Hastimr* Chicago when- tliey attended the Th‘- Brown 8ch«»l reunion was.; were callers at Forrnt Haven* FriI CAN BUY I ux- taken to pm“trended Sunday about tw.> ....day P. M. ■din w< M . u* alt.niu.n Kindred being pre*ent People Iran- Mr*. Kate Erwav visited her :■ ,. ■ ! r up- umo. Grand Rapid>_ Kalanuuon. brother. Heary Shively and lanui; ‘ Lansing. Alma, and Potrenslle were near Oun lake‘Sunday H..vd- :: S.- Mr. t*ar» to nuet old friends Mr* Ray Bub> and son returned \yt t . j , , ; . Chester Henney and Mr. and Mr* to their home in Lansing Thurtda* YOU WANT ’ Harr- Snydi-r and daughter. Elua- after a visit In the Clyde Warren ISO»VIS"D* 1 -a"., i;. IJafJ. b^th from Ohio vwted at tha home. home. .iU)" •’! Fred and R.ilpxg, Hennjy Friday Clyde Warren and family visited t Clyde Warren ami family visited AT-254* and Saturday, m. Eaton Rapids Sunday. Nwn and Dons Clem spent part After two weeks' visit at Roy Er_< —u »------ .. ----------way'* Robert Shaffer returned to । his home In Hastings Sunday Mrs Forrest Haven* spent several Mr atid Mrs. John Usbornr and family attended the Usbornc re­ day* las: week at Robert McGjoek-' money you union at Gull lake Wednesday, also tin's in Hasting* Roy Erway and family spent Sun­ PROVE in purchasing ISOsVIS 4ID”—The new motor oil that will not Kludge under the haniert, Supervisor's picnic at Gun lake day with Dick Row and wife in hottest driving —top quality, low in carbon, unsuqiasacd. in durability. your next winter’d . i Thursday. Gordon Usborne attended Hastings. Mrs. Sara Erway is caring for the Hclrlgle reunion at Gun lake fuel NOW. before Mr*. Robert Vrooinan and son at further advance in ut- Toren Mr and Mr* Fred Henney and tlie home of her father. Rankin >.»:i and Mr and Mrs. E J Beck and price will go a long Utile Delore* McGlocklm of Hat. ■ went Bunday to Lakeview to way toward help­ serm.m .r. spend the day with Rev. and Mrs tings spent the forepart of the week with her grandparents here . Sl-.-.-pherd W A. Exncr ing to pay other tt*b- the Mr and Mr* Frank Hoim-nvatliving expenses. BOWENS MILLS. Mr- tended a tamily reunion at Grand I WANT THE MOST Sunday School every Sunday at isinu. >• Rapid* Sunday. Mrv Hosmer.tn; New prices^ »how ECONOMICAL it:-. : granddaughter of Grand Rapid.- ac- 10;30. Everyone come and help a I WANT A MICM cnod cause. Mrs. Springer and Mi'-’ COOP OIL I CAH FIND I'd j iu3> (-• smpanled them home for a visit. i that coal is going Esther Parka are working bant to «RAPf Oft ATA Bl'GBEE CORNERS. keep it agoing. Glad to see some cf , higher and the next MIMUN ma the people from th? cottages come. nuneeri RAVI YOU {spent Saturday at tlie Ionia fair Mr and Mrs. E. D. springer at­ Mi-. Wm N bi- •(-r!' Mr- •111d Mr* Fford Palmer and tended the funeral of the latter'.!. ;how a sharp adI COT FT i /i- .\: i .Uli! ■ family’ .spept Sunday with Mr and nephew. John Alberston of Hickory Uh' YOU WANT 1’ I MeDonnel east of H . • i Corners Friday Ii.'- i-ccasion w.i* Mr-, McDonaldMary Briggs, who hxs been visiting STANOLIND ird Ix.i -i 1 b-.rth’daj Mr* MeDonnel u Mr* Frank Barnes of Leach takc’for the ATI5«* i Mary Rir£* >istcr ■ past week returned home Friday ar-, YIS SIR ’.V: -, .,’ .1' ^,r ■*nd Mr* Ralph Dunktey of companicd by her cousin. Miss Wan­ e >':> i ■. . a-1 Hopkins were Sunday guest < of Mr. da Barnes. POLAR IN t , r “ ’ ‘ “ and Mr* Byron Juhncux Mb* Mohr of Grand Rapids Is the Ml AT 2O«* ini, he’ Mr and Byron Jdhncox and ■ guest of May Michael a mimixm-rthcr and Bx'il and Jay DeWitt D perk:n=’ '“ended j twentieth wedding annt- and Ruth are taking-tn the sights ' ■ : vergin' celebration Saturday night this week at Chicago Tliey will be at Otsego *t Mr ana Mrs Edd jack this week to their cottage Hover s A nice lunch was served and Mr and Mrs- R H. Stokrt left relative*. : >i good time wa* enjoyed by ah. Saturday for Petoskey to visit their Serenades called at Bnon John- niece. Mrs. Daisy Newman, before STANOLIND — Why go to unknown POLARINE—The Middle Weal's b»x* Tuesday night. They brought they return to their home in 1» Pe6pLE OCT OF EVERY oils when you can buy this dependable tlteir instrument* with them—bell*, Springfield. Mo Hj satcr. Mr*. popular medians-priced motor (riL N<n« saws, and hammers. Byron came out Fannie Hart, of Detroit is reampin; Standard product for only 15< a cpiart? •oil* for the lowest price in its histarv. Acidity 'indigestion, heartburn, and muted them in. All had candy with them. She will stay another H.ED3, COAL, SALT, LIME AM) ETC. tour item* ch often Irad to ulcer* .tnd cigar’-, visited a while then de­ month. Tliey expect to start home Don't rum your .-tonuch Count- parted feeling fine Mr and Mrs — — • -----Bymr. Johneex HASTINGS, MICH Mr. and Mrs Bruin Slot and TELEPHONE 22S7 went to Vckxburi __ -____ _ — • daughter Linda and son Budd;, of. ernoan. Mr* Karl Goldsmith re­ Grand Rapid* spent Sunday a: their turning home with them. at ' cottage here, 1 *AL.an BQ ni«vniniirnna PIBTRIBUTORB m QP mylar ATLAS TIRCB Edge Grain Shingles PRICE STILL REASONABLE! Repair Your Roof Before Fall Rains L ..'.and this new I’ri^iilaii <■ uses less ctirrchl than one ordinary lamp bulb w FILL YOUR BIN WITH COAL NOW! Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. ECONOMY E E ■ ■ I | ciune and 1 n> W1 Kllida WillU Ibmg he lu Wile tied i p-rdj nn-r heart dren child Ray- BEAUTY $95 r— COfJVENIENCE Free QUALITY CITIZENS CITIZENS’ MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO. Y^G^AIJZ£: In Addition to Payment of the Eightieth Consecutive Semi-Annual Dividend Standard Savings & Loan Association Consumers Power Company FINE OILS LOW PRICES 6 BUY YOUR MOTOR OIL AT STANDARD STATIONS Coal Prices stui Advancing a. ti. K OES We Carry All the Various Grades of Coal Desired for Economy and Service in Heating Smith Brothers Velte & Company STANDARD 0 I L*~SElfV I C£ ® s 11 j Ii lo in �Tlir HASTINGS BANNEB. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST M. 192J ' Mrs and— Mr. EAST---DELTON Ml 1)1)LEV 1 LIE. !of Flint.who nave made an extend- the most impr*Mive message. .... Sain Buxton and Mr «. and1 Tierce, ot Augusta .... . and Mrs. .! -----------the Hlrrv RebondeimMvrr wife and cd *“lt Bt l>tr ,io,n*' of hcr psrwxta. > The members of Uw Mr and Mrs Mr» Orin Durham left Saturdayr for Ronald Warner, who all visited toe old Doc Stark left an al . . . ------ - ... Mr- and Mrs Clrll Van Aukcn. n - i Brandt family held a reunion at Crystal take. Michigan, where tliey:Byron Guy iiome ta aee the new ton. • <irl at the home of Mr. ' ' nnirSli rnTiTrn1 inriwi Iiniii. Hunrtxv 'ITixv rillPlne take tM-ur ("Mlv«.t Hunrtlv Kill h, tn rxtn-i fnr -----m flmx Rrnitt Kendal I llrmi tin Stewart Kt.lurdavWater*. Saturday. a... Byron i(endalL Doni, on Saturday -I-*** • "** " la.ICIl n.v, ■ liva n.a. a*.w. fall/Nl Oil incilu* IlCtv L.IC . * . . He t* now deceoaed and leave* three ia*t week, on their way home from nio'e *° Bay ®*ty whete Mr Mein- There were about nevcnly preaenl to Mis:. Dorotiiy Holmes via!ted New cement steps have been con- Th* UUie mlae has beer. ...----- children. Marian Leedy. James the Chicago fair. Harry wax brought tyre hg* employmeii!. j partake ut the bountiful dinner. fri«;n<i* in Battle Creek last week struoted at th* Elite schoolhouse and Marie Edna. Mother and daughter • ail »»/ . —. — . —...—xii noinls on Battle creek circuit’ W111U Gray andRussel Merle Van Aukcn Birthday organtaathe Interior is being painted doing fine. L Leedy, and Leedy, all ofTlie up Pleasure lure and was a welcome vialto AU points on Battle Cicekand circuit -----------andtton have defeircd.thc August aes- other minor improvemcnla made. Mason Newton spent Saturday Grand Rapids. Michigan. Mr. Hany '■ the old home .town <crc ««H repreaenlcd Sunday’P M­ left Thursday for West Branch < Continued ' th^will sion until September ' ready for the opening of school on with hta brother, Manson, and wife, j Leedy, tlie husband of Mr*. William .. . n3rlh„n Wmcon- *l the ,oUrth l^arterliacoriference Glennie. Michigan, where CL^. ... , -u y ■ McPeck. l» now living 'tn Grand 7™. '“"“J" hLCSo- held at Mary Laue pRk Martin apend some Umr with UieMfyrmcr narfiM.. ’»s Mr and Mr*. Charles Baker, and September 5 fcnear Richland Allegan couihy/aeveral year* ago. • Rapid,. i*>? •"£ lake.-with the Rev Cec-.l Pollock of relativesson from near Buflalo. New York.; Norman Stanton and Floyd Wel-is Sunday visitor* at John Willison's Mr* Mary U-e visited her par­ were guest* at Use home of their cher each u*>ic a curkaul ot boy were. Mr and Mr* Albert Hartman —___ ____________ M. and Mr* Fred —-Miller — friends ta the Ionia fair on Friday and two daughters . . al South _ ____ Hickory iW cl.mud bv iu iiriJT I.w minor children of Allen McPrek .aid always euloy hearing him ln ch,*r‘1' A J* ljck d,nner p,*‘ ent*. Mr and Mr*. John Norris, on comms. -k end. Other gueata * Leun Cote*-have --------re*-------------Ray — Durkee ------J *family —,r“ ** Friday white the family attended tar the "week end. Other gw-ata on onj Mr. •*and— Mr.Corner*. and of • Sunday were. Mrs. .Sunday Mrs Sylvia Scidmorc Scidmorc'!turned from their camping trip ami Wait Hope anti Mr. and Mrs. Ghar, A vtry lnt.-rr.ding dculnpment '(<cr be entered directing Ar» nerjeiicc.v <4 which lu- had many iplcndid talk by Dr Pollock con- the Ionia Free fair I nqe up with reference U> to thta fund ihur L 0ouM, .the admUUitrJW of ‘ X TldX by toe ..__ takei....ide .... with , ------- Mr ,nd j[rs Jay Cult. M: and and son Ebn-t and friend. Mr report fine A-.huig at Crystal take , ley Beck of Gatesburg. . came h- aHminiitmt.tr \ ,X . .... ■‘ le *.w,r estate*. 1U to lull. turn »IW the ra- p,m<jiy dca<i Blrtj badly injured _______ :_________________________ ..... °( l----------* | escheated tauil.., to William McPerfc. It aimers . . ............. . _ ..___ 11.•"* “* front ; rl*“l «u'“4 nt wuiiM.n william McPrek to that Uarrc wax n« Iwpe iwld out .for_ ?•'“taut., nkd wilh tlie court toat th**r grand children in-the same hu recovery, but today lie look* like : William McPt-ck disappeared' smie : „ Ulolwh william McPeck a inilltun dollars. He says tiw north Hung Ilka 40 or SO years ago. After ;vrre la Hie land to live in a* Um air Is -1 had bcen-guiK-“ several hu! ... I he S-. "ix•year*, “.r” ;!•>» TX“.ofun.ta “?he m> good that a beraon nerd* but Ut- FIAIIIHFIRINR Uhl .... I I Leede After Mr and Mr Li4dv had! ^‘eat Board a* provided by ix en married aevera! year* Mr Mr>££; hmd At any | K Pick returned in tin- tall <4 1924 hi- nt<>|»pcd al ih«- home of in* fornn-r wif<; a *iwt time, then diaap- t Last week two ear* eanic together :nwnl •" eoch eaclieaf fund. At any ao*apiwrvtitly under the influence of time i-ny person i ntitlwi to a share । |1(|uor thM lhe 8iKr<i! waa tailed of such fund may. upon proper proof and when h. nirtved pui: of them to tlu- Errlirat Board, obtain total. ■ ... . ... tori iff took two-men nnd a woman . ssiBseHss- ■ £ .• £ At the time ol hi-, first dtaappeur- tngjy unce Im- left his wife aiwi I wo chll-| I,, , ytw i|gr me irt-r.-.rut. where drrn Hta daughter, Cora Mur Me- Ih<. ux rate te unusually small. Un P«rk tat. i m..rn< d teUand Hum wtll greatly aid Um* mImoI fund. Ab mri ‘li> ihi • ii.Mun »rw bun four i though in this cuuntx thp amount el.ildnii. W.-a Hummel Kmn<•«. tllrjl*| Io u„. aupnj^Mj|. Jn nrtny Ray HummeiL William Hummel and , countie* it amounts to several thouHo.jiui Huinii'i'i. Jr Mr» HUDinnli- .amt collar* ■i I>i«' . -n of William MrPiA. I Nru York te webt of Santiago and highly <>! th>- enter*.airim< nt haiwly AIL'ti McPrck. after l&> | Valparatad! Chile. M. I*. Sunday Schuui picnicked at Gun take on Tliuiaetay'. A goad time us reported. • i B BUY IN AUGUST PRICES WILL BE HIGHER THIS FALL charge in circuit coin; Danger enough on the highway* with all the traffic there I* without drnnken NOW IS THE TIME TO HELP YOURSELF TO SAVINGS I FOODS TODAY ARE A GOOD IN. VESTMENT. TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE OF. A&P'S GREAT "BUY-IN-AUGUST" SALE1 true we hope a good example will be nuid>Several uf our people attended the Stock Your Pantry At These Money*Saving Prices! (r > For That Fall Plowing We aim to carry a full line of plow shares and points for I. H. C., Gale, Burch, Banner, Moore, Syracuse, South Bend and Oliver Plows. farm burned TnumLiy A. M. Thta Wa* a new burn built ou»Un? saui« wall from which a flnr barn burned about UuOe-yrai take care < burned and FLOUR .. FEED COAL CEMENT LIME BRICK TILE -«• I ARM IMPLEMENTS TELEPHONE 2118 HASTINGS, MICH. ;.;?«S3@ew AUGUST THBESALE Save lhe Colton Process Tax . ■ in today. , LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE DURING THIS SALE i during their alwnee. . Mr ar.rt Mr. Ijir. Ann Arbor McKevltt. of .- week end G |>. and M.r* WhiUnore wen- tluaix-k end i;ur'»t. nt their son. Edw. B and family Ui Hl-. HION tKIO TVH j 4.75-19 . . . 54)0.19 . . . 3.25-18 . . . 340-19 . . . ! 6.00-18 . . . 1 6.00-19 H.D. 6.50-1911.1). 74W-I8II.I). MASTERPIECE or TIRE CONSTRUCTION Firestone High Speed Tires are quality — *upcrlor In every “--ly—material*. <le*ign, cooatruc- .As •••• II Tirdsfone »V-'l IBJft 1W0 i<y>.-> . *»7< Tirestone T)rt«to«« |C..tl.rTvs. 2f\ 1.10-21 sfc.03 ANDRUS SERVICE JEFFERSON A COURT Streets Rajah Salad DRESSING i, Mr and Mrs. France* Ryan and |Pria<.-llhi of Detroit came Saturday to the iHxnr of Mr. and Mrs L . E. Mudge. Mr. Ryan r> turactl' U> hta home Sunday aftl-rnoon and Mrs. Ryan and PrVcilla will stay tiunng the absence -.>! Mrs. Mudge Rev. Rhoades was called from camp meeting for tlie funeral of Mr* .Maggie Cumming* who died Thursday morning at her 'imme. Service* wen- held Sunday at two P. M al the house with burial In tiro Wilcox cemetery. Mrs. V Norton and Margery rxE Norton to the Evangelical ramp meeting near Buclianan this week. PHONE 2240 « MICHIGAN ASSYRIA. Mesam and Me*danyw Sam Bux­ ton and Orin Durham vialted thetr .-.taler. Str*. Nellie Miller, wlw un­ der treatment nt the Univeralty hospital at Ann Arbor last week finding lier vane an prosed. Meadame* Grace Muck. Agne* Cole. Florence Babe-sck. Olive To­ bin* and Albert Clark, and grand­ children. Gaylcni Bristol and Wilma Jean .Clark and Muis Mildred Gar­ rett will return thi* week from a ten days tour with the Frank Graen motor party to nortlierp Michigan and A Century of Progrcx, cxpxiition. ■ Mr. and Mrs Charles Purcell had their model T Ford car atolen whlje i at tr.c Bellevue Centennial on Thursday afternoon. It was found later but stripped of accessories but th* lunch ba.;kv coats and s rail were left. It wat found on U 8 13 near Battle Creek Mn. Rhea McIntyre and family Bologna orFrankfurts J 3gc ib.. Beef Roasts 12jc 12jc 8c ib. Ib. 10C !b. Best Chuck Cuts RIB BOILING BEEF SALT PORK. Streaked V FILLETTS OF HADDOCK Pure Lard 6c 6|c 25c ii,. it. 2 ii» Open Kettle Rendered WHITEHOUSE milk bass continue to lhe here, which ta very pleasing to his many friends lien*. L- R Beeler let! Sunday to at­ tend the Bay Scout camp The- Hopkins band favored Us with music • Monday noon, advertikiug their hcnnccaniing. . and Mrs Burr Fax-ctt and baby at­ tend'd tlie service a*. Gull iakjt High Stretch Cord it Gum-Dipped Sunday. The Norton ycliooi reunion will be for greatest Safety and Blouout Protection — the SAFETY that held Saturday. Sept. 3 on the school ground?, pot luck dinner. All who only Firestone may be interested are cordially in­ him vited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ostroth. Rev and Mrs. Albert OMroth and Mrs Sarah Ostroth attended camp meeting at Buchanan Saturday and Sunday. ttll TODAFI PUCE JAN. nict S8.4O 9.00 10.00 11.50 12.70 15.00 *7.90 *0.15 r lonta. • Sunday Fred Orang.Ward Cha--* and «ifc jixai Gtand Hnvi-u tisltinx friends (Monday they spent in Mltake^ixi. • j Suinlay the Gdlclle family t«iunion wart held at Gun take with “t I relative* and trfcndr . A ajilcndid lime wa:. had by ail .Thoma Liiillvtte- wx able t.i attend and it sure (wan a fiiic outing tor hdn. Ro-«>e Lynd of De treat arrived here- for over Sunday an<\ tubk hu I mother. Matin' Lynd. Iiome with him for a visit. From there toe will go to Olito for U*e wuitcr. W. H Jlarptr rW-ired a letter (taking him to oe in Detroit. Mon­ day at 9 A. M. to teport tor duty. He will attuid a.acliool of instruc­ tion for four days and on Friday he with others will take the examina- nun u» 'Firestone IIZ( thi O Any Sue Piece SLAB BA'CON Round or Sirloin STEAKS Sugar Cured SMOKED PICNICS CIGARETTES "Ji'S /J*SuSg-.“' arm BSc Red Sour Pilled Cherries No. 10 can 53c Cigarettes AJAX SOAP Soda Crackers N. B. C. PRETZELLETTES 2 lbs. 29c N. B C. RAISIN DROP CAKE lb. 19c Camel, Lucky Strike Carton Cheaterfield, Old Gold 7 cakes 25c CALUMET Baking Powder PURE CANE SUGAR - 49c Northern Tissue IONA PEACHES No. fix*. ti.oi 2c.n.29c Brown Sugar Grandmother’s Bread CHEESE Toilet Paper OUR OWN TEA 14b. pkg. 29c 10 u» 49' Maxwell House Coffey• BOKAR COFFEE Ib. tin 26c $1.69 lb. tin 23c Cn 59' EDELWEISS or OLD WURZBURG RED SOUR CHERRIES 2 med. can. 25c 25' 3 [ Chick Feed or Mash $1.89 ] Cwt. 4 bars 19c CAMAY SOAP Malt 23 Gxllon 19c Spaghetti or Macaroni 8 ozs. 2 pkgs. 13c A Low Price 14b. loaf 6c Scratch Feed MILD CREAM bbl. 15.75 BULK Vinegxr Nutley Margarine ENCORE NOODLES 6 ozs. 2 pkgs 13c .00 Ib.-can 23c 2*4b. Carton Humpton Grahams 2 lb*. 25c DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT 2 pk,.. 15c Mr. and Mrs Wm. Harding Re­ coin pa med by Mr. and Mrs. Orv. Gardner spent Sunday a* the gm -u of Mr. Elza Farley In Grand R*p^L> Mrs. I^nu Holzemer of Washing­ ton ta “pending h few day* with her stater. Mm. L E, Mudge They expeef to. attend the Sandidxe reunion in Illinois, the latter part of the (Effective August J1) tires at today n loir prices. . Rubber is up 150% und cotton bus advanced 50%. Judge for yourself tbe • course that tire prices must take." ' At today's low prices don’t take chances with thin, wgm tires! With our liberal trade-in allowance you can equip your cur w ith a set of new Firestone High Speed Tires at very lowcost. Dou’tdclay. Come FLOUR is taking u few day.< -vacattun and with Mr* McKeviu J- ft in company with O. E. and Mr.-. Blake Monday I noun for a trip into notthem MichiI Ran. MU* Franco McKewtt. who I ha* jut returned from summer. tors here oyer tlie w< Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company A & P MEAT MARKETS] IONA EASY TASK Soap Chipl 5 Ib. ctn. 27c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES MASON JARS FINE QUALITY AT LOW PRICES FRESH FROM GARDEN AND ORCHARD Pint. Dozen &69c | Doz. Potatoes U. S. No. 1 Grade Sweet Potatoes 15 45c 4 19c Watermelons Low Prices Cantaloupes Lemons Silo d°Z. 25c Oranges Juicy 2 do* 37c A s P FOOD STORE ■ �-----I LEGAL NOTICES IHND-t CORNERS. I Mr. arid Mr* W. O. ToblM an3 daughter. Thelma attended tlie Hen■derailed: reunion at Al McDonaid'a in South Hiutinia Thursday. NASHVILLE. M1M Fulda Schnee jpent Wed-; the neighbors cf her mother. Mr*. Mr Bild Mrs. Will Hwir.eton ■• i tsday with frltndi m-Hastmea. iLucy Hir.;W-.y. at their cottage at Sbultr and Mt. and M. Fred MJ.- • »«<l•’«»• F>ed Ackrtt and Wall lake Sunday !rr went to Oladxfm tjatuiday So • • C**,17 Mr and Mrs Chtfrlc* Cnuo returned frwm tend « irwn. it ttt,-tim£ un M . - Mr td Uibhati|tMtt«nded the her trip ta New Mexico Wednesday. ■ Brant reunion at Pin/ n»sr Yin. Mr and Mr*. Richard End.-], y uf Sunday. * Wayland ipent Sunday with the latThe Garllnger reunion war held Thursday ut Putnam park, with an MICHIGAN BELL A bountiful pot luck dinner rved The officers elected MUt Maty Fdghntr me■•■mf. allied ihe Oibcon faintly and Earle Fr'.ah-, ncr on a tamping trip in northern Michigan . ■ • ■•till .be held next year tlx third ;i'hiir»duy in August on the shore bt Mr-. •E-.a --I>Wer of. J Mu. .Mrliu-a Showalter five g: nhilchikirvu. tin W ,C DtBl.1 uf Map#' ant DtHblt of Bedford’ Ralph .Wetherbee and Hale Si <• 'j-jn;rd.iv at the WH- «'c camping at Middle lake V!-'; Minnie Fumtss spent a I ■nd family tn Jv.,,r’ «Pringett nnd Mrs Etr.i.y Mix, 1 ::1‘ n Naii'.villc, arid one brother. ........... Henry IMeie>on of Fine Juke. Funt-ral AFTER THAT EXPERIENCE I HAD MY TELEPHONE PJUT BACK IN" la YlAltthw Misz> Munftiret 'Moore. Mr. and .Mi ? Will Moon- unit, daughter und Mr. and Mr-.. Geon.DvMott and family attended the j Sunday. I Robert Holley of "Kalamazoo A strange n<»i-c at the window . the room . . . -udilcp sirluim in no telephone in the hi>iiM-,Miih In-corne «rilicnl. But with a relepluuie at hand, help ran be bum maned instantly. und family nnd property .*>:ifcgmird<*d. Jit«l Ih- worth more tlum the ••<»» fur n lifetimi-. • Sept. Huwtiioriu* Sunday ■hour service caMil only n few rents n day. r a tvli photic today at any Telephone IhuiOilier. InxiaOalhni will be made promptly. ft Nashville. It was thr 'lijjhtning blinded 'Mis Al McDonald? the iadles brine III their Sunshine and Cloudy 'day altemooh. z-rT.-K'S^y. i We didn't actually plan on elephants when we chose the bodies for the newChevrolct. But we did choose bodies rigid.enough. und strong enough’, to'support six tons of elephant or anything else you can name. Fish# bodies . . , steel bodies plus a hardwood frame . . . exactly the same type of bodies used on all 12. and l(i-cyltnder cars. Steel alotic is not enough to make you ns safe and secure as we want you to be in n Chevrolet." A steel body, welded into a'solid wall of protection plus resilient hardwood rein­ forcing to take Up stress, absorb shocks and prevent the steel from following its natural tend­ ency to buckle under pressure makes the sturdiest body of all—the kind v.;ed on lhe Chevrolet, and on no other low-priced cor. Rcmemlicr that when you buy a car. Be sure to get all you pay for ..the supw-snfe .y of a stcel-plus-wood Fisher body. CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH?. *445 *565 STEEL ALONE IS NOr ENOUGH .from the Naihvil!-- Hljh school and rccrivrd her A B. degfoe 1mm tut' Michigan state Nonr.ni' CoUtRe. F>»1lowing KradiMtio'n She taught In ihr High school in North Biuneh. Mich. STEEL BODY ■a already wen more than a local-repu-‘ £* tation. Mr. and Mrs. Mix left for a x* short motor trip and will be at home, to their friend* after September I at their ipm- on Lentz street I7 R• HARDWOOD FRAME IT I T D r\ nU KU STRONG, SAFE BODY BY FISHER DISTRIBUTOR FOR BARRY COUNTY Phone 2680 HASTINGS, MICH. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-08-30.pdf 05d0d5ea3c37d2ebed83639478d68240 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVE1 IGHTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, AUGUST 30, 10?3 12 PAGES SPORTS FOR EVERYONE ON BARRY WHEAT MEN SCHOOLS OFFER i; AT at i izriirvxi paid UHI HI HIILn IVIi.il SCHEDULE LEGION FAIR 52219382 FINE WANTAGES . YEAR'S WORK BEGINS ON ’ TUESDAY FOLLOWING LABOR DAY ■ * ¥ ¥ * * MRS. CHAS. W. CLARKE SERIOUSLY INJURED PAGES 1 to 8 08068354 " O.v Roast At N-xin. Boxing Card In The Eecniilg To Be Feature day Morning . MEETINOS SCHEDULED TO Hasting* people we:e saddened ONLY FEW MINOR ROLES FORM COUNTY BOARD .to hear of. the venous accident which ARE LEFT TO BE OF CONTROL FILLED Vuriciv enou/h tor evrt-ybod.l vaudeville acts will be presented on this city early Friday morning pint ty the *puir of the piogram at tt.v lhe platform Hi in tivtlt front ut of uie the ttuiiu grand" . , OPENS FOR YEAR CAST SELECTED Teaks ' Vertebra in Fall MSown Stairs Early Fri­ NUMBER 18 ST. ROSE SCHOOL 01 Week and Next FILESBREFWTH SUPREME COURT ATTY SIGLER SEEKS RE­ LEASE OF NASHVILLE BANK FUNDS She was visiting: her »Uter. Mrs. spoit events. cantMta anil siunts —.......,.v Ccmr'.e. .......... talking. APPLICATIONS FOR A. C. Brown of. ,Grand ahd REHEARSALS TO BEGIN CITY HAS STRONG Cumrte , . Rapids, v designed tu provide a lull day of muhi-g and dancing comed-aru will rtniirnro-ro nrinv In insome somemanner mannerfeJI felldown downthe the stain TEACHING PERSONNEL injereit and entertainment at the Jg'if.nm u inricui :apld-firc Stunu EARLY IN SEPTEMBER LUNTHALTS READY She was hurried' to Butterworth STATE TREASURER REFUSES REQUEST Civic Players Extend Invita­ tion to Authoress of Play Application Raises Interest­ ing Legal Questions Con­ cerning Mandamus (in Sept- i>. lire .A hort time ago.we.published an account of the action being Instltm<4 Joy Mr. Harry O. Mohrmann, Ti'gKin Fair' to be held on the lair and Paul Ganguflle: will pn-erp Hastings Schools Stand High crouii.is here Labor Dav. Munday. • uu- y.rd-’i.mg mm-.ixr.. other acts are- in i <>! r.egotia’ton . . in State Because of Excel­ At prxnptly 8.3J on the evening « ; Lab ir Day the Ainciican Ix-gion lence of Work Done v.ill iL it? B.,; Day of (-(-M-brallufi , It will be a welcome sound in thL* One of the mo" universally ap.city when tin’ .’Id sehokl bed will . | ring again next .Tuesday, summon­ iluuii. Barbecue .-an<|n. the Michigan Amateur Athletic ing tli< ffupiis to Hie yafiouK grade Union and by coilabmatiun with the ruse the way or M-hixih an outaLinding In" the first place no lowp ui iU| tire .in Michigan cun equal Hn-->linu4 in its EChuol pimita fur both High schc-ol and grades. Hui the buildlngj an th« ' part ol child iruit|in<i HaAtimi.i iuia htate-wtde reputation- for the ex­ cellence of its schools. That is due city tnsUt that tlxir children eliiill have the advantage of th<* benltrufnmg which public schools can fumWr. in . Eiupcrineitdent VanBiuktrk *<■ have a high type of school man und wh jol manager. He is recognized 0* one of tlie outstanding rxhoo! nun of Michigan. d Tn no otlirr.. drimrtinent of his work is Mr. VanHu-kirk * ability l* t- •J»«' ----------- . hospital where .t was found that Those Who Sign to Have Sole vertebra had been broken, in about »„ t51<" middle of her back. This nccesChoice in in Selecting Selecting Rep. Rep­ stated placing her in u heavy ca.it Choice resentatives She will be moved to her home here resentatives < . . , . , , a* r<x>n as ixa*lble. Farmers interested in obtaining wheat contracts sh«>u)d be present .;;; at oiy of a new «« rn -- of ."meetings' which txi:in this evening according Foster. Applica­ .• ■ ' * I. ■ • ■ tion* fur contract-. and other nrevs■naicur coiitf*-tv that rarv form* will be given only at ill vie with from Grand ip the garni"* BETTER EMPLOY­ MENT SITUATION that no Tin1 Silver Thread HaMmc* Crvit Players production to be presented in Central uuditurium here Oct 6. wlii begin rehearsals. Because <■! thv Kanme- will open hi* 1933-34 NUMBER EMPLOYEES IN i ano Ken IPu-bl.-r. Dick This would entail too ippal' an ex­ FACTORIES HERE 76 PER i. Merle’ cam-SKl! and .Lyiv x*i util uphold tlu- Rusting;. ,.inse. Frbflts frujn thi' wheat ixuiCENT OF NORMAL in Imrd fought cohire-tx l»op-■ tin would be greatly reduced "by u and ular Frank Spe: from Grand' large army of olficial agent-, if tin* method werq fallowed ' Most fann­ ALL PAYING NRA WAGE ers. have a pretty accurate knowl- KELLOGG FOUNDATION IN­ VITES THEM TO PINE LAKE CAMP SCALE FOR NRA HOURS ------- ;— -------------------------------------- FRED STEBB NS GETS APPO NTMENT the teaching .-tail. He is cert iiniy a. g<x>d "'picker.'' He Ims choreii men und women w&b have the per m- WILL REPRESENT HOME ukty. training, intere..t*in thuir work LOAN CORPORATION and ability to do it well, which a.-.sure good result*, from their teachFOR BARRY CO. * TEmSOEMY CO. TO BE GUESTS whrrher or not they wish to sign play will have. a. NFW aX-RAY MACHINE------------Mr* npu . ....... cUJisequi-riti> I1L.VV n« i iviHumivc. J(l tlll . M.r!,., f,« mectln'-". fur- • Better Prices for Farm Prod­ portant part* In' ucts, Larger Pay Rolls play as tire - act. NEEDED AT HOSPITAL Mean I&ore Business - ,is ----------, - -to ---- ----r mg I", gratifying know Hut -tire Kellogg Foundation Kindly ‘“T qulred. tnrn<-, U!ll be .'■pent canvassing for • situation lure definitely Subscribes Nearly Half contrary The entire svstem re ba’cd lml>wrd.in Ha-sting.-, In ordinary prod'retion is us tutlowk: of Purchase Price on frre-wil| co-operation. Conse-’u,mr* <fbo,‘t 850 *Vn‘ *m' Ouiren, a miner lad. Jut ADDRESSES BY NATION­ ALLY KNOWN SPEAKERS Nr.rse.-, to Conduct Groups in Health Education at Gath­ ering on Sept. 22-24 m accordance »U|} Ercxip’a by the re• time the. bank ' ! 1931 until January dividends were i>ald do anything that would obstruct proiire.--. of this effort. It ben<- apparent during the Utter ;r of December. 1932, that reorilsafion wa*> impOMiblc and. Tr'uro. Judge. Ru-.m-II R MePrtrk ;ered an order on the 27th day of for the pay- ,n ?'Lr At she prcsnew qnemiy if fiame* do not apply for ent ,Unc tunc 04 047• art are‘ .-o employed, “ or• Vivian Gladstone; The contracu at the- micUngs they ,nt can be obtained ortjjt' by calling ut about 76 per cent of normal. '.| Normally the two furniture plants Clnceixaux; Princess Gwinda. Cvn>t Un' equipment the oilice at the county agent. .rp,, -entative.v w,M.uera to (o nerve «-nv '«»' lhU CltV •«»“ »“W “?°Ut 3,101 theai Reed; King Radtrar. her'fathAside from that our .■aitnob have Township rrpn as mvmlprx of the board pf directors ^aP!ca. their payrolls. the «rr. Robert C<x>k; Mubinn. Jier nurzv. the advantage *f a library of over EMERGENCY ACT TO factory has 101. and the Booa- .Geraldine Williams; Alei<?. ano’h-•• ch i.'.'ddinu tn make both ends r.f th<- Barry Coim'.y Wheat Produc10 (XX) volume# with n capable li­ RELIEVE HOME OWNERS i >n any L >.,;<iul. bi-carnr- uu un- tion Control Ai-^-mtlon will be c‘vx‘ Company »<»• This is atwVe the attendant of th«- prince,-.*; Thurbrarian in charge, able to a;.'.t>i tire tings .re well aa|“vJ',*“e u‘ »««lustry t । Pefinoek hospital. elected at thi™r m,n„ ... 4 UI H.V.4 K dU.IIK 4 1.V . ; Wald, captain of -the’castle cuaid-. ■ tuwiwhfp - • library ai-o has ail the worthwhile Applications Can Be Obtained two n>n- from each toi In norma) times the E W. Bliss M. O Hill; Shadowed), king of the ductor in the county might to- in- serve on the tpwnship wheat com- Company would have from 100 to goblin.-, Kneeland McNulty; Slump­ current nueazm.. Then- ar.- *tuAt Bunks, Garage and. 1300 men. Owing to conditions in the kin. gublm prince, Gerald Reynolds; dent organlzutioria wliicii, any Mu’ ° tvrrotid ixcau <■( u case that milter. . can Join which will aid him I automobile business until recent Commercial Club Only- wheat producer* who । month*, the BIU* Co 'a working Mottleiinout, terd hiah ghanceilor o. nil be mighty good news to tlw? (Continued on page llini-i the goblins. I»bm Reed; Other, Fu-d W. Stebbins. Of tin-..city, has force here has been very snuill. Fur gobiins us follow..—TroR. Chk i' t • <;t The county, and U very wheal allotment contracts shall l some time the plant was shut McMillan: Kull. Pau! Adc.?ck:zRatdown. There are . tiidicailorp of kin. Richard—Hinklry; Clawforg'. Hirn 'lint the !<• 11 Foundatun. xna.vi activity. .Win 'greater Di*tI week .'.-"ini several Harold Finkbeiner: Shag, lhe rhawnreh ha. no direct interest In the All meeting.-: an- called for 8 00 of dk, foremen were summoned to , hcesintal. but which hits had tine oclrok » the cvenlmr. Herewith 1* WOfk al the y»p. aUo a few men dow. Misv Agn<* Johnsrin; Spider. (Continued on page r-c^.eni ipplipanu hi making .:h<- 't-iiuini.•• ;Th!* is interpreted us meaning Hint ■ S'^n011 Au‘ more activity at the plant may be niupTcpi v DAI I V r lUin hall tlu- co.il of the new K' 1/ 30 lexpceted- how much if wiy more w<- QUARTERLY RALLY •ruy mudline hr an expression ol Irvuig—Mpultw church, Uednes- are unable to learn right now. A: eno YOUNG PFOPI’F d«.nd in March ol this year. Since s appreciation for the tine cooper- ;uuy. FLAN IS SIMILAR TO THE m,,',.. . ..f uu! loam, on hoi Augu-t 30 ]the pre!M.nl Ume llje BUai Co L, rUn TUUNU F’tUrLt mi! of tia- dc-ctor.’. ui Q|>try minwhich are end: Inornapplc and Yankee Springs ■■mnlovinu about twrntv । “—----WHEAT ACT BUT LESS I to pity over any further monbi Hit! iu'.iltli u-cfk carried on by .Twps-Middleville loretkr-ure i. or School. Thur*-, -phe c H. Osborn Comj»ny ha* Several Societies of Western (Continued on page five) COMPREHENSIVE It will nut make loan* on lurnu, a- a.- Foundation. .kept fairly busy during the depres-' *»■ • -to Meet• at• — 'J'lii;. L-. Ju.-t niu ther evldgpee of ?dav-. ApHirt 31. Michigan Has­ that h den • by 'the. gi-yi rniiicn'... Woodlaud-^School, Thursday. Au- <aion and now has about twenty onj >.• ti< mvi.d’tU') w»al tlie Kellot”; YOUNGSTERS MAKE Farm Loan U<>rpuralioir* ’rh.- Home tings City Mission » . <• .... .... ,he nwoll. Till* company has al-1 SHORT CORN CROP iund/t;i>n is doing ii* this counti-. I/>an. C()i|g:rut|iin is pure!’' an Ha -.ingr -Court House. Friday.. Wily4 jlad a business, und it ': The Quarterly Rally "of thi people can count tbeniMdves FINE GAINS IN WEIGHT . ... .... j4> jitTurd. relicr to PROMPTS ACTION SlSSn’c,taUr-Bctod. F.,4.,.1 ~ W« ''u I Young People's Soclctir.’ of t.V-I’ll■ mortgt.Ki d [grim Holiness church in Western iganixation *»o Records From Kellogg Health The Visible Feed Supply Next 1 ■ ,l""r Michigan including thi? societie.* jK::S}odu„ l eta.ra 1 ,. ‘ DOGS ARE UNDER &8Ss£S."E Barty county-. ........................... , __ Blank uppltrutiou.. for :i Camp Show Total Gain Year Insufficient to Meet are at the Hustini** Cny and the. M,, STRICT QUARANTINE nips, and Buttle Creek will nu-i-t Si', HaMbiip. National banks, also at tie; RURAL TEACHERS TO Normal Demand of 1,048 Pounds Balumore—Dowling church, Mon----------------------■ ?. . .: . Hasiing* Comm< riiai chib office arid' IP-cau.-ie of the fact that hog proH.H\ -Townri 11 Tu-da- =co Officers Trying to Prevent a Lrer <!<;,•..<:x.n i, < x­ Some intenwtlng statistics have MEET SATURDAY li p iu*n nun. iii.-d.i,., sjcp-. ■> o peered from each place. These u;il ducUwi ha*’ continued without dr­ ternber 5 .... I Outbreak Of Rabies in 'be three M'rvtre.-. at 10:30 A. M . 2 ■’ 'i ftre Pine J ake Health Camp of the hr ...pi.iu-i.nt m. i o. h- will Questions o'f Vital Interest to ,1??“{*“ ow^-orange. Wodr.c*. Johnstown ,p * 7 30 falling prices and tin- lo* of impiirKelloett Foundation. For butane*, sled in filling old lhe blaiiK . day, .September t> jonnstown '.Nelsen of Burnips tire Z.:..-'Pi- • Be’ Presented by the tans Loi-tari market.-' and becau < it was found that sains In weight Barry--Hickory Corners, Thurs-j Last week we mentioned the fact dent. Wjn jiaVe chaw Younc the nation L. thnan-n<’d wi|h ;i-*hr»rl axgicgatiiu; I O48‘j pounds were ’ Speakers day. Heptembgr 7. , that three persons living at Fin- ,)!c ‘f thf, chitrche- are ui-.ucorn crop during the loinlng year made by the 462 boys and girl* who and OrongevUIc Twps.;lake in Johnstown had been bitten L. .o .tt*ud 1 The annual mi-rting for the rural- r.qiirie-.-ilIe the Federal Department of Agricul­ 'attended the " three, fhrer-weeks, t< aclier* ol the county will be held .PrairiAuitu Prairu-vulc towu hap Thuraluy. by a little pct dog. that died of ra-;____ ;—.—...______ ture has decided to institute an , uain, camp periods thia vummer. The av­ GROUP TO GIVE SECOND ivrrnmcnt Saturday afternoon tn the court Scmember 7. emcnjency procram winch shall I(,r, mnn ,”a erage coin per child w h little over Frtai,.. TWO UNUSUAL'SHOWS CONCERT ON COURT rixiin beginning at 1:30 o'clock when * have as it* objective Um- removal ol Loan Cbrtxu 2 ’ 1p rends. The largest gain for lemhcr 8. Kinde, whj Is the head of the Barry Tn pi * v AT ‘vTRANR a-imixlmum of 4.000.MX) healthy, gaperrent of tile apprabed value of the t«,aclM<s will receive their sup­ HOUSE LAWN any of the. three periods was during Johnstown-Grange hall. Friday.'Cpunty Health Unit. It is believed! IU r oinHI’lu plies and instructions for the com­ imal pt. » .nd l.» B, pndMW- 11. r.™«<r. th. the th inf. which closed a week ago September 8. they will come through all right , nkuun1QM all meriire ing ytwr." John C. Hoekje. from the puun*. tn .tight ml . m.xtmum .1 mlM‘ moJ» „„ a M<u. Saturday. when IM children gained ALL NEW PROGRAM —----------- ----- --------------a* the dog that was found to have! 1.K0A® «... ran to I«rn>«. w, „nl Ua. .,,1OTL.ed '.hit Western "State Teachers' College, a total of 423’4 p-umU Thr coin for will be present to organize an e.xten- MR. AND MRS. GEORGE By th.s»mcilx>d the department; M|1 obtained. While the TO BE PRESENTED the first pertcxl was 315 pounds and ■ «..» to ™tut» the potentut m.r-,; pTtrtd' rinn Hass If there are enough inter­ for the .'.cond 310 jKiundi leaving in this way. Wtettn. ..1 hoc. durtag the ramtag ..... ,.t lit... a.rimmHon > .-ttd in earning credits , Director Biferno Has Inter­ A total of 35.042 meal* «rra Mimi• i.uiu Lulu St. v.uiir Clair ifrom the Kellogg «- . , «. .. year by abiut two billion pound." . i„.u. >> ...liki' -n ik serv.-d to the children, camp staff W. i. n »4, lltarrtora ■ 'ft. precauKra.'l 'tan.1'", u ' ........................ ita-a esting Background of .nd n.ta ....uuh e.ra, ™ “ r~.nd.ttan ...a m. w.> .1- Mowni- to Charleaton, and guest* during the three camp Va.. Where He He. Splen. , !"L!?."S'" ..™, majw'-r "L'g’n^utl c,,l“>K(ro.»*< with pre-war |M)1S wcr,, n)a(j,. ,u w) p.. ,,.n; o[ burnr of thia- city will also be pres­ Musical Training . twrtod* H»e cix-.t Ju: for the nin* ent to give some important an­ <1910-19l4i rdMicuuhip between the appraisal value »".!(' ftrluilrd 3 018 rtsuor* from did Poeition / .tart? :7;V'. nouncements.'......................... •lx na’lon* 31 aUtes of tlie Unioo ■ “ '"!“Z ’ "™" ■* A.« the prawn. th«e Their many friend* in Hastings Quarantining a dog mean* that he have not hesitated tn proand 193 ett>eg and towns watt...hnttran .erap In 1’w „Se. “i’ta I," itarK" K ? KeX are sorry to learn (hat Mr and Un must be muzzled or tied up for that ’ At th" present lime tfoere l* being n Jhe mu h ul and hog production conlinuim; a..it tu xrr Rtei.inn. -n,,, n-.t wiih. on'xnti ).<>.< uic i ince or George White are soon to move from.P«‘od T«w quarantine law I* very" h.!d the second of two one-week art uiidimlnLMicd rate the novniIt. . ■ ” .■ ‘ the State Exmnimit tons?’ Mrs. Grace thi* city to Charleston, w Va. stringent, and it wlii not be well it wen ahead irt« earnin', rac^n cf which will hare IM ««*«*r ol a dog irx Johnstown 'u n aI’* ment feared t/Tit farmer* unable to '<l!> **1 M“ ’ 1 lc 2J2?r ' 11’■ Gorham, one ol the members of the ul>. re he ha* enured the Cwt stone Xa n 'fic ent t d w ?uld br , ,UK'^g'' “'‘‘*“1 «» faMNW*. »>» «rve as Burial Vault buvin.-- M> White to violate it* provisions, ix the pen-throng Stret-l. uuiain sumcjeni ire a. wouia rx lxMI, coriw.-.itlon bonda in place of Barry. Calhoun and Eaton cqunUes. ■ ,•■’ZZ' forced to sell their ai.ick r.t any hls niorlRn(;,.- Tb4.JC u ' n( .--------' I1,p chairman and the panel will be leave* this week and she will go-»1 lie* are severe They should be. be- ■ HieT . cir'Siai ta For the entire three-week camp r.o.lt jftiwn rompowd of the following teachers: later cause nothing coutd be worse than JUol A olulMAL IU price thxreby lowering the mark.t u! v hl. _,holllll There n„( dl)is lh periods this summer the rrjwrt i* a* . 1 ft.rflt.r It. ,1.1.11,.,, HIltIi tat 1.....1 . _ . . During their residence here. Mr an outbreak of rubiea Tire health THE CITY MARSHAI nurr.t.itS'ip-iddJtaJSwit follows a« to tlje partlclpatliWi of and Mr, White have been actively <imccrs would b* ensured If know*"u the bo?. end girlv In dramatics, identified with numerous cnic or- Ing the poaaibility that other dog. preolienf RinffnKr of Bell at ’mii'ic and Indian lore 444 camiwra » ...I... .Mr. M.rg.t.1 Wllrag. Cm. gunizatloni the M*«orre F.u>t.-rn mav have been bitten by the rabid rre<luenl Kinging or Den ai (Continued pn page Ihreei and 71 cmmwlars. in camp craft. |guarantee ol the intercut on Home cron McIntyre and Verne PrenUaf.. c... Star, and ...... other — groups, and Mrs- animal, they u.w did not _... put — on .v.i the j Oity Hall Causes Some 1601 camren: nature lore. ISM IXM.i Corporation bonds for 18 years A n,..A, proJ„t r,ir llM, !4.u.nUl aad White hus .served os chairman of quarantine. Sheriff Leonard and ■ lo«i Wonderment camper-. xwinunUur 7 47J,.arrhary. HOME COMING DAY AT ought >o awurc him that he will ellih!h ks wlU ,M. ,„csenU.d ftl ’Circle No. 2 of the Methodist La- Health Officer Kinde will watch the 2.100; and pamos. 5.i»5. hav • hl* inrcime regularly. UuA- tiUs meeting die*’ ...» Aid Society for the past year, situation and w... will not hesitate w to w do . A number of jjeojile have Ix'en: FREEPORT TOMORROW doubuxlly The children attending tliele 90 per cent of the jrlirf' _______‘ \ , ______ Hasting* can commend them to the whatever is needed to stamp out curious concerning the ringing of tiecamps were not required to cliorwc ♦ Zlower Show Under Angplcu . “"^HASTINGS PARISH TO ^xuple of Charleston, and all wish i*nj\ possibility of an outbreak ! bell al the city hall, ro a Banner n rhnm every m-r.™ possible .......... nnrter made mid.- inquiry inmnrv and i.iul learned 1<ai—’ porter 3—<" ..-ii-.-rr WaPz-S-vniewhen- in any particular ones of the many dithem sucres*. of Women's Chib •to Be .mortgage* fur bond*, whose inten d| UAUF RPAI TDCAT that it was a signal to the City Old Wyomimr-iS. D.-s’er and Will l. guaranteed fi.r l« years by thS] nHVt ntHL InCHI Marsh?!. Harry Thompson, that iu-i- H irhn irraiured bv E.l Morbak. RETUBNF.I) TO HASTINGS a Feature ■ government. ’ — — 4 March-dou a - Triumphal— T. ■ ■ n they made them. They sm*|y FOR ANOTHER YEAR. wanted, either at llw city hall w al One of the features of the annual had delightful outings. wkvhthey The next quest ion arUe.v How Rcv- Prosser and Fanjily to I At the United Brethren camp tlie city market east of the pref B Buyer. Freeport Homecoming Day to be could not have had except for U>e (Continued on page six) Supply for Rev, C. M. , office. This .wes some one having tr> ' ' ‘ ' 1 meeting held st Setiewa camp, pas ­ Kellogg Foundation. wlirere benefiheld tomorrow, .will tie a flower .'.how j look for him and by the numtx-rof Balfe aimriged by ----------------I torsi appointments were made and Conklin on Sunday itcld undcr'the auspices of tiu- FreeHaving decided to quit • farming! H D pleasing to Hastings residents taps to the sigrotThe knows wlicrc to K Women's Club with Mrs. James OF IMPORTANCE TO I Rev. Earl I. Prosper and family thinking person* will appreciate. go. fn other word*, this is a new K L King. O. A. Bartlett will dispose of his per-know that Rcv. E. B. and Alice in cliarge. In tin- junior de­ LADIES’ AID SOCIETIES ,rom M^ken will have charge of sonal property at public auction on Griffin were returned to the Hos­ "rode" worked out by tlie city ofpartment of tlie show, there1 FREAK EGG ON DIS­ tire services on tire Hasting* Metho- tile old Dick Mason furm. 2 miles tings Mission tor another year. They flcials- and it reems to produce the Fogarty and 1 will be a display of miniature rock PLAY AT THIS OFFICE. di.st pans!) next Sunday ns Rev. C. desired results. by Ixster Broc_......... ton. gardens by children under sixteen. Must Procure State License M. Conklin is in Bronson hospital. east of Lacey Col Henry Flan- have the best wishes of the comMrs. E 8 Thompson of Coal* ■ 8—Idyl—Glow Wann—Paul Lincryj tills,sale, offering 3----munity successful -year. Visitors at the show will be asked to? Before Serving Any Public Kalamazoo. They will present a fine nery will »771 ' for a -------BIG CROWD WENT judge this display by the young peo9 Waltz.-Old Tim«-r*-M. L Lake Banner office on Monday. One «gv i* Dinners or Suppers ON EXCURSION SUNDAY \ple. _________ ._____________ 10 -Tin Star 5f..v:n! d Bmner- l^rfecUy formed except that at tire isem p'\? '■> ।<........ We are wondering-if----all-----------tlw La­ ' sn ..ui.'ta oiii.ki. —-— ............... .. ----- . —. -TtEVTUETLANE RECOV-............... Tolalol Three HundrodPIIly. b'' d.Tmum.. "-.:. dles Aid* of tire county, who Mill by Waiter Dumrosch. ’«ch«f. much smaller in sire Mrs. They have Jvist returned from a I which Barry county residents have ThomjHOii found this queer spedFRINR FBOM II I n,cal-',or lwy ** nothing out of ARTHUR WILKINSON. remembered the hospital, and wish Seven Too& Advantage ' An-ani by J P Suusu cmiw rmJIYl ILLNCOi lt fot tht.mM.1V1,,. except Jhe pleasure yearn work in Florida and have, TN- final outd-xx- concert to be t”™ J™.1*' been weir received wheryver they Owing to the death of Thos. B to thank three who donated com. working hard for a- g<xxi cause, have appeared. The program ron- (Wilkinson his personal property will, beet*, strbig beans, potatoes, carof Rates r given b'. _____________ the Hi Citv Bund this must be■ a White-Itodt egg It ha* His Father Has Been Assist­ of realize that under the sales tax law siids ol musical numbers, both tn-i|>e disposed of at public auction on i rots, cantaloupe*, etc. Tlie donors - - -• - ----The first excursion over the C. K.’■ ae;i*on will -be on Saturday. Sept. -2. attracted considerable attanUoa. ing With Services at the they must have a state license per­ strumental and vocal, trading*land the farm 3 mile* south and 4 mile manifest a splendid kindly spirit and A: S. railroad was run Sunday le*vMusic come* ax natural as breath­ mitting them to sell? We understand an interesting lecture by Rev Prost . w ol M np t P Qrove Center. Col. ; all the contributions are gratefully ing here about fl 30 A. M. That peoIng to Director ’ Biferno. Hl* art l* ( NOMINATION OF (IHICKU United Brethren-Church .that Intcrpretgflon lias been given M-r, Don t m.sa hearing tlreza talent- Henry Flannery will cry this sale, i received. Members of Aha American Legion ' pie appreciated the low rate OLS3 00 Po accident nor sejnething of »udRev. L. E. Lane, pastor of the First cut from Lansing by three respon­ rd people.^ free, will offerihg will offering a fine tram of horse*. 10 i ---------------- —------for the round trip to Chicago fo*A den growth Tire m7h of a father Auxiliary are urged to attend United Brethren church, is conva­ sible for carrying out till* law it be taken for them. L. —u-v --------------------•-------tool*. —>. I I head-of cattle, swine and• farm MISS TUTTLE RETAINED. Century of Progress was evidenced rccogniied throughout Europe a* a next meeting on Thursday evening. lescing from his illness of 32 days, will be well, therefore, for all La­ ~ -' " <m -------' (Continued page------twoi ..-r-r.reC. Ful1 P*rMculars of this sale are pub-! «8^ nc»'» “> Hastings folk/ by the fact that IM went-from Haswhich is good news to ids many dies' Aid Societies to have such a I r. AU<^?Nii5AI:5S.’. .. ' iUhed elsewhere In tills Issue of the £> know that Mis* Mildred Tuttle tings and 207 along tire line between ----friends. license. Tbcy can make inquiries at It seems a little like old times this Banner has been “ retained by the Kellogg Woodbury and Kalamazoo, a total NOTICE TO BUBAL TEAC HERS, During his illness. Rev Lane's the Commercial Club offle/! of this week to have two auction sales in] ■ tar-------------Foundation as the public school of 357. wfaich wax a fine crowd. I Tliere will be a meeting' of the father,. Rev E Henderson Lane, of city, whnw secretary. Ml*s Evo A. the Banner. Tlie quetion sale gives LABOR DAY GAMES. ,, ________________________ On the return trip, the train ar-,rural Uaehera of Barry county in in this city, cooperating also Tbledo. has been auUUng with the llecox. ..VWM, will w... be B ,.u to w give the ulo in-! a fine ofipprtunity to, dispose of I Vickery’s landing. Dowling vs. I num glad with the Barry County Health Unft. rived here at 3.45 Monday morning, the court ro-rni ivl Hasting* Saturday church services and will preach Joimation that may be needed and1 jwrsonnl property to good advant- [ Walston Oarkgc, 1 00 P. M. Dow)- ! Miss Tuttle gave splendid satlsfacIt is expected that there will be I’. M.. September 3, al 1:3ft o'clock —again next Bunday at the regular to as*i$t in the making out of the ,age and In large amount* which Ing v*. Hickory Corner*, 3:00 P- M.—Ilion last year and all are glad for another similar excursion in a few Mrs. Maude smith. County Scivool WE1COME GR ’ hours for worship. j blanlu piwtponcd until weeks. '■ Coinnhwluncr.—Adv. ;would not otherwise be possible. |Adv. [her return. »j-mw»-k Impitai need* Htouwe miMGffl HASTINGS BAND TO mUBY white crrYi^.^X^« Two Auction Sales SS?S«. & SSuwX 2^ �TftK HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. AUG VST 10. 1M3 PAGE TWO 1UNPS CORNERS. LIST OF Jl'BORS. ■| XU.-and Mrs Floyd Toblau of Kal­ amazoo vhltcd' tier parent* from circuit court - I |Tue»diy UU Thuraday. Mr. and Mr*. Nevitt and grand­ “ ’a at Methodist Church Wtlhard, McDtrmid and Joint ■ Pitt. Assyria; Lyle Dickerson and Mrs Charles W Mixer la very ill daughter'. Ruby, from near Ceresco Sunday Morning in Ab­ Archie Lester. Baltimore; , Elwin 'at her home on So Jefleraon St ■ visited -Mr and Mrs Edd Newton Busier and Andrew Oros, Barry; sence of Bev. Dewey •nd famUy Sunday. , j Since Jart. 1. 1933'. but 60 marriage Michael Allerding or>d Hale Car-! Mrs VW* Phillip* spent'Saturday Carlton; Elgin Mead and i licenses have been jwued by Court- ' night and Sunday with her son. Mr Splendid addre-.-. at the Methodist pentcr. Vem J Bera. Castleton; A.]A^ur,7 . . .. i \ « and Mri Burrell Phillips, and fani- । church Sunday morning in the ab- nev- and Joc-eph Fisher >|i/>lin|> B- A. Lylterkcr has »onw offers u.. purchaser* of school hn«* books‘ -nd and ... »r-*efo«i Mr and Mr, Bllnip of Hastings township; William Chidester ar.d to....... school supplies Read his adv. else­ and Mr and Mrs. Taylor of Bangor He’ took tor his tQptr. i N't Ison Burroughs. Hasting*. 1st and where.—Adv . • 4th wards; Clark Adams and Rob­ visited Mr and Mrs. Will Moure the Nation require of ert Burch, Hastings, 2nd und 3rd Delton is to. have a dentist; Dr. _r. Sunday Fred Anders and Carl Ricker. C Wilre.x hx* located- -. In that -. O. ------------------ ------Mr . Ida Moore qf Freeport spent •nr :A new application old of wards; W0^' B®1? Carter and Clyde Btcdg'.1 village with offices at thr Deltoii part of last week with her ton. .Mr r.<- <>’.d .luudMUicnuU-" The tiuii old uipd Mrs. AVill Moore, and daughter Uurt Carlyle and Clayton hospital- Adv -t.,:.d«.’d .-till hold* good. "ThuuJ Johnstown; Fred Hill and Born to Mr. and Mr... chrenev v‘d- I’hllllps attended A . ■'2ir;> r / A.;. Dale SpomeUer, Maple Grovi. wart, add thy neighbor a* thy - .g^nupj Iu.ilcr. oraxigevtlb ; Jame* Bump on .Tuesday. AUg 22. * < - Century of Progress at Chicago a | HASTINGS BAND TO WELFARE PROBLEM [ IS NOT SIMPLE ffi.x .ws ily nourishing'food to live on he RTSTF W'vr'FARE tharite* ogaimt STATE WEbFAKE DIRECTUiKLUi wou:d brtnedUmUied Jro||I him ,.nand OR ADPB4S?ED COM That i* not the place to»(coiiomh<‘' -utisaid tlsy speaker We should all be lew MEKCIAL CLUB glad to help lhe kiddies 1 .Mr Nicholson declared that, tiler--.ihii..’ no county tn the -tiCe from - lilch NRA WILL HELP BUT ■fewer etnnpituntp; of intlure in w» l- wrier WILL NOT CURE tan, work had been received than L, from. Harry county I Speaker Urged Adequate Re- type uf -eaunt that hiv. hef for Children -That's Economy Too . clicanti They are 1 < iji'.J SPLENDID TALK BY . Fallowing Is '.be list of jtin-'rt HON; JOHN C. KETCHAM drawn for lhe September term of .Boulter. Prairieville: George Lankerd, Rutland; George N '-Bedford. Tlwrnapple; Floyd FenBUjnakrr. Woodland; George Stafford. .Yankee ' Springs.’ Mr E C, Nithol-'n >•.' Utwirw directvr of state welfare. •»a* the Commercial Club v.strrda* spent thirty year* in well and has been cannert«-d state welfare organisation . ’ t * H< ■! fundamentals *r should declared that In r+cent year* th. prepls-of thu *Urt* and routfiry had fared lhe most serioivT welfare pr.A>lenu that liad ever coofron’Al them afldctlng both adults and chffdrrn At the same time there ha* 1>nii an liicreaM in criminal*, in th. number of defectives and in the numbeF ot irjonr-all t t at'.:.. ; ’ the problem*. ... _ .uasibth. ty Children, especially most La., nourishing food—w list they nr<d it. The coqnty or the township flclal. aho thinks lie I* rating tn. peoples money bv rednetn*; th< •mount of nourahing food tnai should be provvkd for children, v most unwtu* He w treat u - • — ITOblemi and more exjien ■ future An under-no-.irnhed •pt to become tubercular, o tnc in some way. *o tliat..---saved now in skimping tlwir fo-d may mean dollars spent F.>. In the speaker s coming winter will calling for much we problem in bur citiei no. who.moved to b:^ yean [n oftcr to then paid for lat evitable c Tlapse were helpless, successfully back to' the started come forget ’-i-1 “ "• <‘-*cannot ffient a : and lr:. i:;t\ in helping to brim*, brinn V:.:\d-Stat*.- -i i.uccvssfuJ Amid clwngelc*-' time and ii.r Uu:e. ntund* .‘Amencu, .n J mine.' Fwrcnw»t in and isstlui.ncc. unequalled in ■ r. - -utce- and unsurpANj-ed ” ' Hl >• '• *': »' “ LOCAL NEWS ni iv Tuiiocn iv sp°kt iLfli InUntJUfli UNUSUAL SUNFLOWER HAS 82 BLOSSOMS -•.. tm-K Dr A W- Woodburn.­ Augu?t-26th. 1933. t..mat:<’ rll Li. Mr Editor —Although »o are ixA J.ffer; readers of your paper, we are a&king ----- 1 for n little spare in if- column.* in -.7.’: .M..""! Clayton Haynes being iu-ld for,in- S’c.-i f :;,- >un IP rt.'i.i Spt-.ng- Many Barry County Folks Will Benefit When New Bank Opens tu>t know, but I at thr city. Mn UuVn town and Mr: Jr M-* GrUwidd »i*» *-.:iu-n with par*lyal*.*Dd UI u tew bout* before »i>e report * done in? at the present .mi Thi* include Mate htHjSJtals. ! Mats industrial H.irvning «r« twt>.daugh. . . .. . .■ -j. - ..f f re port and Mr Ida Kilgus .of Mairiinttan. N V.. mid four The speaker <s;M-dkIly streved the need of children fat* proper ' nourishment. He told of a husband mt Het krr. t. mil* tings High sell teated a Mrut Grand le-dge c hfaded by Doi the Harvard viuti* deteu School Days plays Caledonl , Are Here Again! let us outfit the young man in the NEW and in qua! ity that WEARS! Long Trousers affair, ay it concern* n selves and slxmld havi $1.98 - $2.59 a* it did and we arc writing inis in behalf of Clayton and will .-ay that he should have your sympathy ln-1 stead of belnif condemned. and that he it; a.cleap. .honest boy in wl>om. we have, full coniulenre and wAl. Little Major Shirts EAST ENO AR Othcra at $2.98 'ii«d bi i mother. Mr 69c Artdrun White, welcome at any tlm*'.. In fact w. would glad to liavi' him make hu in with us. ' Again we say we are sorry at this liappening a> it ” dtd ' ‘ and' ask. • -. .... I! apd Unnk >: I him ai you dal before. Thanking you, Mr Editor, I'LU... ter .for priming thr*; a, K Fljj |,r|p to reel j hudc and aho help Clayton to fare ink situation.wturh. ua» utiiwcc*cutty brouKht upon him WEAR! CAPS ■ iiuvc to Holland unit ■th ‘Sunday and also visuncle and aunt. Mr. .•>) .Ccu’itixik. of sJcrnMin Mm, Chas B Johnson^ • ■■ M M i III I, HHICK Jiftiird Hamniond mi ' ix-iit Suiulay in Grand i.'iiu.u tinjr eou*in--. C. school began .Monday mornUh Phyllis Edger of Hasting it.her again uird have.moved in fame into hi'- cfiir« They lived tn an The man had been unable t. work. The supervisor was ।; .Warn-n .Miller. Jean l-.ill |..H ‘ fern* al. Sweaters $1.50 - $1.75 Othera at $1.98 Suede Leather Blazers With Zipper $4.95 - $6.50 ;rter. Mrs. Warren Bolt- ay evciiitig. time Hammond is spend.Mnnrla.v, wrih'h-;r friend, this man and hi' family were other .children had Thpv couldn't • do 11 He child..* face was white an showing that aiimna u.. NippUig Iwy Hl- luqiiirh's hai Im! i'll o’.lx-r elec-- - -- tins --------trioal ;tppii.inc<-. . old during the lust lu -years, v .Mi I in California for ...mg there from >unl of ht- healthunwell ft'.im Pr.d- Pillsbury Flour *1.19 Pure Cane Sugar cimhBas 10 lb. 55c Quart Jars b«u 69c Butter Shuh< or Freeport th 25c Mdson Can Covers d;, 23c J'eldpausch’s A-l Coffee Lk 19c MCLAUGHLIN'S COFFEE 99V2” th. 27c Ambrosia iv 29c home, two daugbte Cit.ind Rapids, arid three biotin GrcJ-‘ ff. friend.*, be on Friday homo .wl CHOICE MEATS FOR LABOR DAY Circle ‘S’ Picnics Sk«nklrit, 1.6 lie Beef Kettle Roast Prime u>. Armour’s Star Ham whoir or h.m, u, Lamb Shoulder Roasts u> Veal Shoulder Roasts tb Pork Loin Roasts u, Minced Ham Lb. ] 3c 17c 16c 14c 12c 15c FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Feldpausch’s Food Market Deliveries At 8 and 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. Hastings, Michigan Program for Week of September 3 SUNDAY — MONDAY The most talked of picture of the year, which i* now playing extended engagement* irg nil principal cities. Ralph C of Mon' ■ iidonililren - Elretron ifi Holly-. Siliyiay Marie Dressier and Wallace Beery “TUGBOAT ANNIE” .( HOOI SVEPI.IFh liHAKKKK s DHIG STORE. and daughter uf Bat­ a friend from Grand Our Gang Comedy and Latett Patfie Negva There will be no increase in admission Adulta 25 cent* — Children 10 cent.-. Performance*—3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 igai noo TUESDAY .i fountain pen Friday and Sr. Telephone 2272 Kennedy, H Place Sec Michig Blues iti- r. during her real- Ids hon ;-,rt. and will be gnat- Suudai ... .. large circle ot frtbndx.' paratys;.--. Hu widow, four wnk im-ral un'angemcnU Ghwrc.' Jr.. Cjlcun. Donald and brn made awaiting Richard, two daught Mrs Kilgus but ‘ -- urandtla'ls T JU' Hinde. M J MunnhiK fvturued to C biu.’’ Saturday evening a eliding a couple of weeks in L instuntions at thi.-. '-err minute. The l: Increasing in th* In- bins and daughter. i'hvlmu T'-bias arid Georgia Now­ ton utlrud.'d a birthjay party at. Jolur iiini iH -. in honor of Ray Sig­ ler Saturday, evening. Mr and Mrs. W O Tobias and daughter. Thelma, attertded thr LOCAL NET GRAI Wit It only a m the Ceptra league. Grand1 probable winne Ing clowly Uh Mlle has lost si tight while ll Kennedy and fourteen and 1 Mr und Mrs WilU and babies of Battle Creek spent Syndi.v after- her parent.*. .Mr. a Tobias, und tamily. <•1 been troubling tnm tor .’niiuv tilin': :i-I .--h-'Uld haw roiibulted her before L . 24 mej( r v-vral day*. [acted and thie. saved him fr by E. M Hatmit;-.:-., millation an^ disgrace bi ll Van Tuyl farm in public. \ ! .n t..? Mr Ham-; 1 donor t’unk\tliut it i- n< :ne bearing fit If it isn’t good, six don’t corrj’it Wi JI attend'd. tlie proceed* from the ire cream and »un*hine and'doudy day. Miks Rutli Weverman ihlriii acrtimpuulfd Ui-m. Mi ll Hendershott ,n:id sin. of Kalariia/o.1 *|wnt from1 Ready for Cutting on Yankee . My wife -hL- auht> had gitvn him s-.ptur.b Springs Farm 06 Days '■money Ml that he ci/Uid get medical A, mfl. After Planting attention for hh krio1 which th'' C'.uiu BATTLE CREEK WILL HAVE NEW NATL. BANK CLOTHES SHOP Mu;* Susie Phillipa and M. W. uf Duane. Congtaiulaltcnwere at the Method ft’ i The Ironside Shoe Compnuy »n- Skidmore in Hasting.'. Sunday to hear [nounce* ni w arrivals of men's drt:-.i church j oxfords at very reasonable prices, .Mr. John Ketcham talk and enjoyed “Ijiis week,—Adv .4 the day with Mr and Mrs. Ansa! Gulden of South Ha.ittng*. C. W. Whittemore .who lues ule* wewt ot Bodunk has a sunflower with 82 bloom* varying from nu-rv nurv bud* burl* to bl<w-*om* blossom* about about cikh eight ’-;ij' young tnvL ,----- — ------inches tn diameter Mr Whittenuke;school. Adv. sayx that this H the m .1 pruiiU'-ly Th.; <ro|i«tde Shoe Company -ii; blooming sunfldwer he ha • wr-sten ncutto* in w arrival* in imn\ dieEach leaf on the stalk he " ' a Atcni.containing frpm um iflujm*. CORN STALK HAS FIVE LARGE EARS "•S-JX-IS WATERS "iv- City Hal] -u.ini hraung ni ha* never worked -wiufactnrTiw council I*?-*:- that •-! pro­ b beat the building rerjuuf* the rtres ot an engineer familiar with tailing a workable .u<d Mtisfuov heating *.ntcm Thi* is a »pceia! ur.d <d engineering *>t ounifl voted Friday high: urh an engineer -to- d: DOI I» CORNt R* Jim. Hotightahng trohi B-ittk > ftsrhard Cr. l 1 lair, not Marl them ! Mr and Mr* Henry Bergman and i; in winter and save I granddaughter called at Arthur-' ' We are just kind burn Shadack'* Sunday to see Mr «r;dji t wouldn't be cheapJ Mr? Armour Peters and family from und ont quarter .pounds. ... France* of Hastings spent n t > M: and Mr* Arthur *ir. and Mrs. Rooort McManu omtat-y who err jurenu. Mr and tan Htot: ---------- *------• ------ Creek Friday. Mr i John Dus'er 38 • I Several ladies Of tlie district came Mr* HoneyweH and Opal were " " [ Thursday afternoon with point i’ROBATION : brushe* and willing hand* to paint ter nt D. iton. Sunday a* brought be-wood UOrk tn the schoolhouse. Som" Mr and Mrs Vaughn* Mott -re­ on Wedncaday/donation* have been given for things turned to Bear Lake .Monday after um of tlur prohl- needed in the house The ladies will sjxndmj a week here. u.tian law. Her pie* of guilt was *c- meet this , week Tuesday aftenwea Dr H C Bvbfoncccd and family ..tpied, lane was given a- fine ot <23..to pgper. of San Diesu. California, arc visit­ >. o fiora 30 day* to two yejrx im-i Dole Larabec returned froin camp ing .Mr and Mrs.* Dan Wire and prj&mumt. But the prison Mhtentv at Pine lake Saturday. , family. .-tiijwaocd. and site will be on, Tlw men ol Doud district gathered Mr- Bert McKrbbin of Orange JrubaLM to th* court officer. C. H 'ai tlie ..choolhouse Saturday and vt.'k tailed <ru Hobet', McKibbins OtiK.ru Bha m--t pay »0c a uicnt.; [ fixed the sWpa- Tiuato for willing .and lier auu'.s, Mewiainet. Jennie for probation expense*. ■ hands. [Items aftd Sarah Smith recently. Loretta Young and Lyle Talbot “SHE HAD TO SAY YES” Novelty Subject—"CANINE THRILLS" and "MOTORCYCLE MANIA" Adults Ten Cent* with Coupon Only per WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY A surprise picture sensation to be sure, not a name in the cast that you have ever heard of, yet one of the finest attractions we have had “BE MINE TONIGHT” Musical Specialty—“A CAST1LL1AN GARDEN” Adulta 15 cent* Children IQ cents FRIDAY — SATURDAY BUCK JONES and SILVER, the Wonder Horse, in his latest offerings — offering— “CALIFORNIA TRAIL” Comedy—“NOTHING EVER HAPPENS” Mickey Mouse in “BUILDING A BUILDING” New Price Change. Adults 15c, Children 10c age adc �TITT HASTINGS BANNER. WED\T.SDKY. At’GCST ». 1912 . ^SPORTS AT WOMEN'S GOLF TITLE LEGION'FAIR MRS. TOLHURST WINS Sporting Items LOCAI MEN BEAT ’ Thursday—North Side vs Once again Mrs Ethel Tolhurst won the women * champlor-'Jilp title at tile Hustings Country Club, this bear by defeating Mr*. Clyde Wilcox Table ID LEDGE 2—11 Friday A A- P -vi: Krogrr Next Wtrk. U.S.TOTRYHOG CONTROL PROGRAM ■ Continued from j-Sye onei ini** ihius uia» win ora.nir mum met, player* ot thr ( tub would find nrnre Intimate a* tia- M-azon ad- ,nal«rowin| vances Frank ba* filed hi* uppiica**“' | difficult to nutch hi the clumpian* hull to be' Ibstrd with tin- O^dfrilowr. 'V1 ■"* ■" Arena Club und has brrn accepted.- , ‘r,,CV‘I! m> that a**thc local Oddfellow* open • . , ——; manufactvtrlng, storage and There is no limit placed on the Mining her cousins I and will then be rrdis^ribu-number of pigs and sows marketed;Van Auken of Ba< w-nmeng needy people through re- by each farmer until the maximum-week. They went . imi te-.«! agetwies Tvese edible ot fjvt mUUon anunaU have been with their parenU who p.-. doc- , will be-'dUtntaited in suchpurchased or until tlie emergency,and Mrs. Karl nruger at . .. ■, i. g t ■ c<<(nr .it comprtltWinmarketm.-t jrriod has expired, ft is i were guests for the dayal I j in.-at M..d in tne regular trade .. ca*e ut nt»t errnr. first served The|homO.. • if ’ quant.t> <>t edible .,.-;cc vchcduie has been fixed ao that and Mrs LaWrenea Cnra ; :.<nc-* < V.cb. tn.- relief agency jag* hold during me emergency L,,, an(J children went lo Way: :i - 1 U (g .t n-.av be (K-pcecd period wgi returu hog Owner* ap- lRllnds,v to visit relative* Of Kenned^; Hammond, Fisher,■t 1 Monday—East End .Grocery. Place Second in Central Tuesday—Eart End v* Table Oi I Wednesday—A.« A: Pz v*. Nueth Michigan Tourney AWFUL vs. TERRIBLE Grocery. With only a few games remaining Side ' IN GOLF TOURNEY in the Central Michigan Tennis Thursday—Krugrr is. Table Co .league Grandville looms as the A- P vi East End the , piulMblr winner with Harting- trailmg clorely behind. To date Grand'."U ville has lost sixteen game* and won eight while the local trio. FWier if*. ... Kennedy and Hammond, ho* »oii’^o'’h ®“le o,<*er> fourteen and lost ten One of the .lap|e *-a ,«, piavion uranuviur mum u> ai players on the OrahdvtUr team i* Al I.... Becker. tennis coach of the Jias-i KIM SIGLER WINS tings High school F nuAMpi 1:.. "’-.to,i n m Ito iMratui »•«*> >» <■* >"«"«• . . ^.uk.ar x- during the 1933-34 Everyone eorne U> church next ma:k< ..a: .c-oa i expected to in- Sunday to hew the ProMier family hug p.-u<4 tor :iic uajxin by -n U»ir program of Instrumental ■- z . r p<«..itjly 40 per cent abo-.r mid vocal murtc and reading*. Rev. '.i.it they would otherwise be. or ConklinAia* secured thia to fill his bazeu on the, present hog price vacancy .-...-tag.- oi axourrt $440. by a maxi-1 We are glad to hear that Rev. li-.mti u about SiUOto »15<i per Conklin is getting along fine after hundredweight. » ids.operation at the Bronson hosDur the scries of wheat control pital in Kalamazoo. :i;. • now te. ing conducted by --------------- « e > Fuller, and Mr -U LACEV. . reU*h’e- “ Mr and Mr. nwd Millar had aa dinner gperts. Saturday of last week, desired the latter. Mr and Mr*. article u a summary cousins ofChrtsnrU and their friends, liven in a spread bullr- Kenneth the United Staua De­ Mr and Mrs. James Kaiser of Peru, Indiana, who have been touring Wlxj cun An and Michigan* and spending rrvt-nd days in ClUcago IIENDERAflUTT. ..... _ at. A Cen* . .- ..-ut from uur n.<h-’lur> of I*r0«7‘ „ t to the Chicago fair BunBriBiri LAS. will meet for Mr und Mrs Floyd Gm dinner in the church basement .o-'.ut’ Gariuon. Hortense 'Thursday of this wees. t aid \l-' ciu. Heti.derJerom-- Cortright ot Battle Creek : M ..nd Mrs Elmer Siu- !t.% spending -a-verai days here with lib father and brother, Emerson Cortright, and family. Mr and Mrs Emerson Cortright entertained Sunday the different K»y Se.-gler Hay members of the Aleq Curtnght fam■t^ed and all had I lly. the occartun being thetr *n. nual reunion, forty members w?r* present. . . d-.'citlvd by local Suitcr.v during an , lutki club meet here Thursday aft­ ernoon Ed- VafjPopeniig will divide veteran referee. util occupy the third Don Will b< re i place on tne irjuned surface. hart. and trial Special lighting. and realms ar- — bHnciju.,-. < unifuimiiij will be pre hired to «c. 4*i! .’f GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP tinted ,i strong combination from Cl rand ladge <>ii the courts here two matches U>-unr . 'I he "visitors were headed by Doty.* former member ot the Harvard varsity 6 runs squad Kennedy de tented Taylor in a threeset du<-l but Doty got revenge for.a previous defeat at the liands of Dwight Filler by beating the Al­ bion college varsity num 8 -45, 6—4. Fisher and Huinnx.nd easily rdmped Defeats "Doc" McGuffin 5-3 MRS. LA.NE SCORES LOW in Tournament for I RINGER TOTAL OF 37 City Title For the ucund year •’> succrialon»1 In reporting— gull events at Kun sutler won the golf champion- J11’ -*1 Country Club an •tup .4 the Harting. Country Club '{Xd Turing n^^th of und once .■Fuln^u-. opponent Wtlbur Lane turned in a h.w Carol McGuffin. Kun s margin df total ol 37. par for Uh- cuur.-A tx in; |,nhn- Labor Day r ... ...... . ............ .. . ySZaSSfi" public .The and the double*. Tomorrow lhe Hinting*, tram plays Cairdonlu there und «prly in Heptcinber concludes their matchv* by a toui iwiiiw-nt with Lakeview on the coitrU ut Ionia. Herewith are the league standings to date: ' . Pct 16 3-2 for IW2 Kim got away to a, Mll’LTZ. . ver the traveling iprtva* of tlu -cod start bi the morning found A good crowd met at Mrs. Kathryit young athlete who imjieuf and m ■aliilZ "Doc1 was tinding thr guing ■ Hart's Friday evening to wn< Tlie pay for tran»portati diH|rult Except for. the hrr.t nine, next meeting will be held at the ■quipifictit and the tmwever. Die contest su a hip andihom* ot Frank Horn next Friday holding the meet' ruck affair with little advantage iv.-ning. Everyone invited. Music will l>- furnWH-d by the will put ------ ...------------- 1 .ka. • cu/^ntl between bout*. Emrrgtncy try fur a comeback but hud too chureJt Sunday evening at- H W. un(1 u ^.tl bi0,xpd.'f,,.t n '.rent a lead to overcome : Special music and singing will be u lnl.wn,. , ntcriauim-ii lb virtue of thi* victory. Kun now part-of the service aively u- u’red. has two leg* «ai the <Jiampian*hlp|- Robcit ibcers und Bobby Smith trophy, a third meaning in-rmuuent|.nf Grand Rapids spent tin- week ;>ors.M-Mion of the cup «nd with Uh- Jailer's grandparenu. In the first flight cliampkm-.hlp MLw Alberta Wolf*- ot Maple natch. Dick Stern defeated Jim Mn': Giove returned home Sunday after EAST END, KROGER on -Girly bud hick on n draw kept » two-weeks' visit with her stater. AHEAD IN LEAGUE Dlr k out ol lhe ciutnpiomhip ’ Mrs VIeit Dcmaruy light. Will Cook won tin* hampion-' Mr* Mary McIntyre and Mrs. Ej’a hip wmsolation from Ed Goodyear' BpiUer of Battle Creek are vu>iung Tiu- Hartings Softball ,v default and fan Ironside won Uu-i relatives in th|s vicinity. ■ , (Continued from page onc» [ Mr. and_Mrs. and Mi .. Clem „ ---------------------. nr.-.’, flight cotiaolatlun title in the; Hrneyjhave j moved to Delton alien- Mr Hemy materially,in his work :ipd training same manner. Hire, twill u-.-irt Royce Hunton with fu-'-. Not onb are tlu- m ••d, ot {h-veJopemerged victonous in two cl<w . neral directing. ing minds looked'alter, but also lamer, by dclrating tlu- Table C<i HASTINGS GOLFERS ; VIeit Dcmaray visited his fatlw-r, those of developing bodies as well I*iK-..diiy night. 7 to 6 in ari extra mDEFEAT GREENVILLE j George Deinuray. at Portland. Sun- our schools have an athletic dirertm <la\ . ' ior'b>y. . a afmian athletic direcu,; ride groCeri's to a 0 to 0 battle Hartings and Greenville staged a i Ml:.'. Barbara Chamberlain and for girls ar.d u xymnaaiuin rquijiped llirouglioiit 'he uncl.il seven tnduM-foukht golf contest at Green; ­ ..Ji:^. Maybrlk- Hurt enjoyed A Ccn- wfth what I* needed for their phywj( tin y »<i I»nn;r<".- in 'Chicago Sunday, cal training TN-re b a .-chool' silk- Ibur.wlay uflerr.ixm. the local, . { Don’t forget tlie Community Club nurx'. who is on the job all the time, tram finally winning by a-score of! !(“to g, Tlie outcome ofrthe touxn. "t picnic ut Andrew Meyer's'cottage, and trauling l given m health ha­ . ; Long lake, on Tiiursday. August 31.Kb.l- which b- netit the pupil­ ment was in doubt until the la lulled Hl th- end ut the eighth on ----- . • • •—t-------Livn.-r cL'iidiUotu'in Hu-tings are fCQMUil of darkrwKn.gers won foursome came in. The twenty-two | -GUnuian a mysteruHM tyjie of There are many public xathrj two games by d<4etiting tip- Table! GrecnviHcWplajtCTs who durtiriputed , mew,------- ,.t rrHlg5. entertainments and r<> Hundu'y 12 to 4 and the North1 mad. a total rcore of 1’197 while th- ! pa. lllt. blall<1, 1V half the\cixht „ carried ,.a.v n a.., . a . .. puniest known wood, ond.}|^|) on here that will vast End defeated the A ptayvts was 1!»4 Ed >. with a 75. Knn Sigh. ................... ___ the convenience of any «ho and Dave G'xxljvar with ai| A British weekly insists that "tin io witm.v tin- games we’turtied m low .-<•<««.< for Hastings.;life, ut a molcteJr m Britain is 7: serve the children of Hastings, but ' ‘ ‘ ‘ years, or mx mon ilia longer than in' also u. large nuiqjxr from thrsuirtbundihg territory Rates of tuition i-lub *<:<■ uuc.t.. al a dunur. | America " I an- low $45 a year for thr- grades *RA and $60 a yVnr ttir tlie High school The'High scb ol tuition must lx paid by the rural district from which The pupil may.com< Tin- law fixe. $60 a.; 'the amount to be.rnued for that purpose to aid any pupil in the SCHOOLS OFFER FIMMES i “/As ShoeA with „ Wdltion/kotJ/uefuh. liievs Shoes! /or comfort j WRECKED ONE DAY PAID FOR THE NEXT grade to go on through fiigh school. .The mingling of guoMHs from dli and the surrounding dntrlcu 1* good fvr tx,:h. and is-very helpful to ithc schools also. |ed the Pine Lake Farmers' Club to meet with them Thur.day, August, ■nd park at- Pine lake. Eighty-four sat doftn to a table that1 When the Floral Hall on the fair grounds at St. Johns, Mich­ igan, was completely destroyed by a cyclone Sunday after­ noon, July 23rd, this big company sent adjusters there the next day and settlement was made at once, a check being mailed to the insured Tuesday morning from the home office of the company’. Above is a picture of the wrecked building. This company has an enviable reputation for equitable ad­ justment and prompt settlement of all just claims, over a period of nearly a half century. zI This has been a year of severe windstorms and many heavy losses have already occurred. The cost of windstorm insurance is so low in this company because of its great size, and its experienced business man­ agement, that no property owner can afford to be without adequate windstorm protection. Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company Largest of Its Kind in Michigan Home Office—Hastings, Michigan j afternoon Hcfbrrl Hedney of tiny • Grund Rapids Business College.. । doubted whether we. knew there was 1 ti depn-Mion and promised to tell ■ UN about it but instead told In a j very interesting and humorous way । the real value'of men. He analyzed, ’men vary thoroughly for their real, 1 money value and proved that the! ■ size < f the check they wrote - when then- were cheeky* or the Mzr ol ' i their pocketbook docs not prove; • their value—it Is tin- worth while j ithipes that a man accomplishes that place* a value upon turn Mr. Healwy was heartily applauded'and his ad-. I dress left many thoughts to be ap­ plied to our daily lives -He closed with a humorous reading ajic^ den- j nllfotu fur Happiness and fur Sus-! ces«. . . | Arliss and Marvs Calthrop lavored us with recitation.* and'Pearl Brown Have a reading. [ Several of the Boy Scouts, .who! 'are now at the Kellogg Foundation I camp, came over and gave demon-* jstrationx of the art. they have; I learned in scouting Among them were the dressing contest and knot tying contest Then* were also demlonrtraUoiu of knot tying various (ways, starting a blare with wood by; friction, archery and the bugler did his various calls Twenty-two boys I in a canoe did splendid nnd uni­ form work and we were told it was their third attempt They are to be commended The B?y Scout prograrti ended with a humorous read­ ing by their leader Tlie boys on­ to be envied for lh» wonderful time' and privileges they enjoy at the Kel­ logg Foundation EVcrypiH- voted this a day well' spent and hope tj meet again scon Pearle Bagley, Secy. Preaching services st the Morgan • P. M. church Tuesday. Sept. 5, at1 7:30. Come and Iyar the new preacher and he wilt try and do you good Mr and Mr*. Dave McClelland and Mrs James Howard were at Pennock hospital Wednesday to see Mrs. Clare Noryls and little son Mr and Mrs Dana Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bollinger of Battle Creek were guests of Mr. and Mrs J. M. Howard Sunday night. Nails with blunt, instead at sharp, ends reduce the splitting o( wood | considerably. * Quality Leathers! Startling Values! Riiiing prices on raw hides are bound to reflect soon in increased shoe prices! Hundreds of pairs! New fail and winter dress, work and play! - BUY NOW while savings Sturdy school shoes. PENNEY’S where you’re means great big savings to every family! your full mony ey’s worth! Boy*' Smart Calltkin Woinsn'* Black Kid OXFORDS Comfort Shoe *1.98 Smartness for active young feet! 1-49 Stitch Donn | Cynthia Arch Shoes The Shoe with Comfort, Style and Fit “Bozo” Heavy Gym A Penney Special! SHOES Jus I u hat you wan| few the youngsters. Patent leath­ er. Fancy grain trim, oak outsole. Man's Calfskin OXFORDS With Compo £ <ar QB Soles, Pair A— With ventilated uppers OK Cynthia before and after you try them WIDTHS— AAA to EEE ■ Children’s Sturdy School Oxfords ' 1 Black With Plain To*. A Real Value al — and hygenic insole*. Sizes, S Boys’ to 10 Mcn’i Moa's Quality Black. Plain to* Storm Walt — �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, ALGL'ST M, 1BJ VAGI FOUR iroatcre. . Mr and Mrs. Howard Thomas' COATS GROVE. I Anna Witwer and daughter. Ruth, went to Trarane City Monday A Urfe Iiumber from here went! *nd Mr*. Ftxmest CtaWtan *nj where they will make their future to A Century of .Progress Sunday | wn» and Mr* Anna ChrlrtU,n " astlc about a return to power of the on iheTicuraJoh' train?' ~ "'.'Kalamazoo. Boiler Plate Publicity. , Republican - fsctlons than they are Ruth. Marian and Paul Woodman „Offi,^tonauX ’ Mr . 9.’.^',<Pow‘‘rs and M U Cc"* went' H ,lth- Martan An. Editor's Xtail. of Hie Democratic factions. These from an IB is day Woodland spent ; to Wall lake Tuesday evening to fl*h. returned Monday Dorn The Gold Standard. They •«* left aa icw few mn fhii ror.wea for/eed --- going by the northern ™™~. ani1' Mr3 cl>ae -t 1x -,'EAHa son -mn»v k ;■; •nrj trip to Iowa mdeiwnden:.*. mugwump*, or what­ LEGALIZED ROBBERY Me .‘.nri n , ’ tlie times tunes Mtcnigan Micnigan route rouw mid'on and on the return Thaw ' Despite the fact that Hus inuw front South Woodland "'‘SXTS’a-who vK A Peculiar Philosophy. ever you wish to call them, feel that The h-gWature spent a. great deal t-^te Mta^J'Wn“U‘are ueh f?*'hn Wijtaert Wijuert luuhas- just J art trip visited vlrtUd in Dilnata Ofii > ,.took excursionto theWorld rurfiWohn IlhnMa and Ohta took in the excursion to Hie worm • «,,» ».„ „» » ™ IK' l “T compleukl compWufc u u fine fine home home on on Jeileraon Jeileraon Their Their parent*, parents. Mr. Mr. and and Mr*. Fair were were. Mr Mr. and and Mrs. Mr». Patti IfaW Broil Brod-­ Mm. «J 14 1 Fair We wish that all of the money•' job and Huit neither Is likely to give jc^ttnng racing in. Michigan Its apwni v. vuit with hl* moth-(*irecv Mrw.t uno ftnd unarms Charles wcuaert Wetssert has baa woonman Woodman i------returned — with „—them y-™—-,----from j beck. Mr and Nfr*. Torrence Townspent un on 1Ire free puumuij publicity *.ra*n trash wiucu which "Tr-—'-; rt*?. Illis state the type ot adniintstratkn a mUdymeannr to ray the dlacw-Mon keep* Die editorial wtutebuskrl in «’■ a,“ Mlsa commenced tta- erection of one next Ohio after a few clays' visit there send’ Walter Hershberger. Lawrence was atnuj ’inual state of overflow nijKhi «n*itht."»hie ^hle McBain, Mcftun. and reteUvw « ot Del- ,u> u, it lt on th.[h(."alto Mtc of the the’old ota Weuscrt Weaken M„. Martha M4nna BaVier twvmr spent »p*-m several wren., Luca* and Charlie Rice. nt-ded. Thev believe that a clg- * w ftb01 ',’ a« con ,nIlnual Mrs. <Jn or be •'•cBuin is a teacher tn ,h the — . .. . Mrs. ---- Irehe ... Brooks ----- ... and —. dn races races. Wiiatraivs Wbat aiu* in the back tawk^of Uc contributed to welfare wcWarc work or hCT ln « •residence, which has been moved otf tu>* vuiting Mr. and Mrs Paul Townsend spent orou.* third party concern'd more l|b. hci|(1^ „r theattilwre of t):c bill (4liaiUllll. Erium tInic i, time we «*>nnM school at DHUon. t0 maMe Town jor Ulc Ia}>. Wc <rc ^^4"^ tartlid'ay'fwrty ’! “ u 25? ye arc attended the birthday party with good government and lew with wr.-. legalizing robiwty of uiisunpect- make resolve* to. save u weeks .11George W. Taylor and Mis.* Irene glad to rec such evidences of pros.. . h usual crowd . . _•». —-v. , Tlwrc was the usual crowd and and Progress >« Chicago. p-j'.nwal 'harsepia/' might make a mg iwople through tawkmaklng and cumulation Just to make an erti- Taylor left Xlomfry for USurur. perity and such homes'Add greatly I .1M n'Jt she ^hr»i re Mrs. Forrest Christian aryl son. •.rung bid for rccognittcn tn th.- oUlrr of gambling on proles:m«tcOloftoe the paatage. maicruu material auo and im Mttuic.xita. ;>ueF^vi*jt with their their-to thredwauty ol of lhe lhe city tailor — Richard, and ... „ ------- ----------------loinie ..u..*-v—. aiser IFV1MI with IhivbeaUty City r,.. nltuntav no..r<t«v The THa follMtne -- ------Mr*.-------------Witwer relumed a--------... uk vui aav-iuu.i » •>. . anna h.ir-. racing 1 .u... involved. But h ... „. i.. ... ,i,..mhrer . to_ Tnesra rouor stonalhurotacink and and nro!c*»t>mil profcsafonnljUbor the pUegrowsM. daughter nnd and sister. re„Mrs.' » PL. The ... Whin .factory started uo .union on BBUiraay. m^Thrce m toS Trom a week.Mslt in Ohio Saturnext campaign.,-lo.- raciug by prof. -h nM ^nMrn Mt,idJy thal Mn nem rejUt lhe ,Jul tamfly. T^d.y m£nh« ^Je wffl b? gtad mired mZrbk’**• ,h< »®raw’fc iU,er' Rul“' “\^L°nr<uro.£-' ra Vt"n» on ‘.'"’.‘‘I*!!?.” .‘u® .^n’Art*lf *“ * hen we can make a similar an- Modest a Kiune. Donald’Chaz* and ; «*»»_ *j,f” HlX/man of Tbp Banner not Uwr* U • “ number-are 1 ne HflfitinffS nastings Danner {o‘“‘derable any more emhusl. I Vieu’S and Opinions: What Others Say This and That ,»d....... ....1»«.»...» ~ Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday wba„,(W.U„ Clu, cnuu'" “ 7 d'cta/.21i»™ ■.«' Bradford. Ohio, arc spending «ev. Freda Smith and Num- Coolbaugh. .vover holds steadfast m u Wednesday afternoon Sejilembir Th.rc was u full program of con­ era! days with their daughter. Mr*. 13. commencing nt two P Mi the t^;; :r. ~ °» -- —~Snta »«».« BuUon .1 to K drawn to as a witW ^Ataim"put^ Mrs *•■* Arch John <U of auuu Milford. Mas into hall »n; Will or be urniunxi. dedicated. ,*usMas- ncth Krlw-yf .. irial* tna: bckcu ir.e .. , .... — “ Bl. *>vuu .u. m .i jiw Detroit bank inquiry. *** professionals tlia. U backed the „ u...l:iI ut, *r«tn» u ■lire* , , I Grand Rapids. G W Spindler. Mr.a bait, there was *-'i;.iut ret.mg a line Michigan, has been visit tug her ter Musutys t>nd wives and daughters , Mr- Kittle racing bill.*. A* —— n, sprucur of Grand Arlj(, 8plnd!rr Illu) daughter.* of nimg Mrs. W L. Chase, for rev- oie invited to lx-present. hung uin out rew-tc tx k.;e the eyra eye* of the |wa-caustn. peoRapid- . p- iit ttu> wo k end with her _ w.x-dhind und Mrs. Elin Anderson J.- ,!;:e • men.- .t S’WO OjO J™1. “•*»»<''■»> days, leaving Monday for Grarul A lodge of Lady Mura bee* was oe- sL*ter. Mr*. Isaut-St. well jtriown or Krn(.,st. of Detroit spent . ........... .............. .............. . of a °u‘.(' ronn- ef there b^ adrertlEj . «•“«* !« *5 «'> «•«« in charg-- ........ Irom Iteciu*'.*. Tlie people |>aek' Vagina Thump-on ba rttnn>‘d J Bunday with Robert GUL Mr. An■ r,. , Hill I, > < 'L' kIM',1.' : . . ■ . .. . .. ... « ■ _ •" roitlv .re T?1(. week ” Mr a,,d «»» Stephen Aldrich-and । wi'.h the following officer* P. C . • :h:-.ust all '‘s’d'having bill, are the. name people ■ •!; tion L-' iir' ,MCi‘ *»f'liquor, and alm ma-. in Ni w York with her brbth-.-r and i ( ._. . returned family. ■ hoiui- with her son to Detroit „ ... . . ____ _ _____ tin; r., Xlr. mid Mrs Paul TNbtnpMni and; We at.- glad to hear Hurt Mrs • ;ii. Mr.- Roe Col gf ore. Chap.: fatully of BaGlv Creek suited at: Glenn Wotrtbg Is improving rap­ ■ign* the rac- cvimpli-te.y ..nd In a more leburelj M Lydin — E. l.ydin, Clymer of Centralia.‘Mr* Marirn Bncc; M A. Mr* Belle — B-Uon ’s on Saturday afternoon. ---------------------------------------'Idly. Calient there .Sunday were. •omtrnanrad manner and contain more local m- ... .u -icw biif and racing. !■ countenanced WaMimston. and Mrs. C H. Hanover!Seward; s. Mrs Minnie Helium; V.'..!:.. Thami»oii Waiter TT.™;,-. L* able to • walk ..-It Ml MIn, Katheryn ^m„Cr>n Townsend and son, ........ — but ..nr ......u HOW TIMES CHANGE ns its authors intend. Thais the terest material than meat other of Grand Rapids have been the Sent., Mr.* ixlia Barlow; Picket, ant! ride now dill Ire* to weat : _ Franklin Rev. nn(l Mrv HarJpy WJt -guest* of Mrs. d. M Town wild at Mr.* Fanny Karcher; C"!or bearrn-. ...v soiled mom < Hint Michigan's "WUM«* «--»l ■ Act tliat an Ohio farmer kind of «n.™ the ...I ca*l. - and- Mrs Ruth Ucrsh', Townrend „ ...Uns «,l.r- tel*,. «. hrn. »™« u» ««,. «W ■*> aduMm Wall lake the past week. A very i first. Mrs. Reen* Etta Wightman; /. -r;_ fine play. " An pld F;uh- lM.rU(r ,«..«•!».» m,; »y .g «gpj»»«£» MT.F Tr^.Mnmwnw,Mrs. F A A Trcdgen tMinnie Trum- s<rond. Mis* E*tella Hyatt; third, l.mcd loncd Mother" Mother” wa* wm put on at thel RQb<rt Gill came Sunday alter"MONSTHOV3 UNREASpN ' ..... r. . .. .... . "n,. rrclhc Osburn •— by a group from !ni><m to make hl.* home with .Mr and Cutnmunlly tervlce Under the title. ' Mvrotrou* U. Xlnuiie Nobles and Mrs L-.iU ) the Church 01 the Brethren of Mr> rhB, Farh-r • • rh ’■ ret u;> more polit.cal jib*1?1*’«’M»'n*>of fowl new*? •Mrs FIFTY-SIX YEARS AGO TODAY Grapd -Rapid.* Sunday evening. It!’ Norman Sandbrook spent several Ruicoaat. to abxrb this til gotten, smirched There I* a notary public in Barry' was a very good play and v.-.-y well; ll nM |a>t week with Ids grandparOu.- of' t*v in. -’ vnlutntnmu Xl* “nd I*trB J M- ’-ungMen and custe* Uje folly of war lore. All *d county who conveys land and de­ gtren Mr.* E o. Flanigan, farmer- rnt, Mr arid Mra. Bert I«’g< r». at our readers who believe <vr at tout scribes 11 os commencing "a short l.v Mi*-* Mildred Field, a fonner. 1<akt. Odessa. -- • .. .. hope* that **>meday. Mxuehua tuidUtance from a certain oak tree Barry county teacher, was the direr - • Ctialnirr Hershberger spent 8un.'•> ’*««-» wrecroiM ■O ■• ’Brwn ?. «'«•••’ ■*»*« ' near the rorncftof a rr«d.‘ it took 12 centa in sumps, ing They also visited points in Ohk.. .•tandui't Womens Birthday in p^ejd, Cecil Ofehom anti Forrest Clu.*- etc and convey* all the ajipurte-IHe ficlently endued and intelligent -a* we recall, to cover the ।tortage liuncc.*-and . ..... ...., improwtrnenL* — and signs .................... - 111 ■*u’1 ' Mr. and' Mrs. 1 N. Willtnnui and , opening this impressive looking en- horn of Hunt|n^ton. Indiana, ate ...™. Settle their difference* without r< gw.*ta of xtr. and XIr*. Goshorn tiuxitunu-clf notary republican. Bio k.* Tuc.ii iy aftenioun. Fur the I grafiddaughters. Thelma and Doris, With ur.llmlt-d pmftrs; ' Chrta Van Arman, wlio take pnquam .Ml.*.* Mudesta Klnn<- girfr ,,f tx.wlim: were Rundny guenla at ; n-.iinuseript that Mr. O’Brien wn* week at their Gun lake cottage. Mr G, <)rge Wool­ . —— • ;cliitrgc Of lhe Middleville re.ltod tan < rnet ijMMibei* and rc adilu;-. rhll, planning io deliver nt Houghton TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY other ycat was in the eny Satiu-|werr ,u ..................................... BUIH,ir,. all „ OT1 „ „ rtrl, given Ice cream and cake wen-1, S|U1 ston, „„„ iul(j „ daughter, and Miss Helen hcrtwrJi • •We certainly hdpe the day. -i vn ; ttIl<r ail, G A (X.un h>e and miv and Sunday Mr. and-Mrs , -.*-.<l by X11-. Nettle Cf»l*r «"« Rolx rt.s of JUehlaiid und Mr- Clyde warm oneb Probably not. long .■on ,^,n rvcniiein. Kcmteth-: W. Nihetecn year* ago this’morning v*. E Coutchk-^and voutcrivv-a,... Wellingum Jordan of Irving tart Mt* Helen Demand. ’ Hie tdlowiti-r (•, 1U ta were caller* there in thr att; after, this document had been filed ■«n Paul, pdUI motored mo' irom ’ Mu-K\g.;ii the leading, editorial in rlw Ni-w ’ " week had wvcrnl fingers badly officer.* njcrc elected dor the coming ; croon. tn our ever handy wa.*tcbu*k< ----------------------------------•- and spent Saturday with XL. Wnd in--hed year Pre-.. Margaret Coats; Vi ', Mr amt Mrs Claude Knntner and . tn .i.thrcabir , five h.indrrd tdher <-ditor., p f.... ---- .. — . tfchlng tn certain ... Iherc L* gnat Pn. . P» »il jjernond: Detnond: Sec.. Sec.. Bet Be.sie ix.bv.wboliatnta'rnvWtinghtaparDay*.'' erul- d « i tiirouglioii: the .'tan- were engag'd . . .i_ and Ms$. .Maurice-Calkins and quarter* for a crtMiuei tournament in w»» dm-.n: T-.riu. H« h ■> D.•••.u.tid ..’ll- Mr und Mr*. Katittirr. left ARE m ,vr. tn m similar activity. - ' . Mr. and Mrs. Robert xiills -spent thr- city. The CMnrtnimty .•• nice will be Kd w.dne*<tav f-?r their horn.- in Wls., . . . Saturday oa u.iui,-. and unu oumi.iv Sunday pt ai Simnyoiann Th- large.*! vield of wheat ret re- by Miss Viraima Tnomp-ej next clM5|n Almost, every bureau at .Lansing bll. k lx>!tFJ,,... Oun ’ f.-rv m/rjHft'. vetip.u dnd a |.*‘akvr i«•. ■■ -----■ded come* troth Saginaw county, unrejutxi at tins European situ• . ■■nd* out weekly bulletins. There 1* u q. Sebring and daughter.-Mr*, err David Owtdra. raised 2BS ta-it-k .UTanged for. CLOVERDALE. not; tun d rmtiutig.wr«g Mlh rtw idea. It .* a/ T -r„Ut.4 0! Tek«n.*ha. will arrive on Tlie annual ineeting of the Clovdiet* on 3 and 3-B nest's, or ever ‘.Mrs. Beatrice Flegal and .tout , . . .,U. n, ni(J-y { ir 4 wcck* TUll wi!h Mr ihtnk uou.idi I’.ddr -• fu el Knkimuz‘*» -pent --nlale W C. T. U will be held ut rail are or at least should be. inam! Mr- Frank Noshmay be brought upon hundred* from Wediii’Miay until Saturday the church Tuesday. .Sept 6 Elec‘r Ccre-sjed in ‘heir state -govemmeht Crue of Tekamah. H-- ■ our friend, Frrcman.'of th? .'hue vsrtttnc at H W othr.iin ■■ and E. G lion of offirer* and bttar busine** doping G behi ; earned on. ‘ ; land Hx-sr bullerin* haw a chance to hu been the sues: of j diiuirtmciit at Eurolng did a WUe Smith# 4 ‘Everybody invited raping, however, is but ode of Hie . ,’tjive out live, pertinent bits of new.*. Emil Tyrfcn, for a , ni5-icatin.g in Barry county last . -------------- ! ltr und Ik't' Cnrl Hutching of dinner. be Um- wt*h of the people' naraner form? of race fixing u.-*d' I 'Unfortunately, however, must ot the DVllFEE. i San .Marco*. Cal., arrived Sunday to 'm<Gday fur her home la-rk. ibuil' tiisft fall down ofr the job. <|t Mr* Lilly Hoffman spud wver.H1 vi.dt Hie Davenfiorts Slev.urt of Chicago and -- . by Mtuitl promoters and owners to J_.„ ..—tu ...... .1n> p(n<> ln p;)niJ)1U1y j)Cr I c’-ncraiing into departmental tjailyChapman ol Middli-viL” ORANGEVILLE- . great powers, with millions pl ■ hL-.-l' orcaiL-i. . rin Mn, Emberlcy. of California. aoldicrs. shall take place. To Mii)j trended .the The dollar may be dipping down » eighty abroad but you can etlll mourning affliction and locali Bi mn,-1 this victhitv. liHidltig. J-Thiir Ink". Hanirday.. Mi' -. Jrun Wnuuh and Hlmo Bnyuy iw cents worth, of yutxb with It '.tin H' rminrtt'- and turnily Of Mr*. Thomu* Hutlninn and iLmsli- <i'-r r-urprRetl trletid* by gt tting n»’-cutaUc Ju-.-- War u*ncA to their ■To watch wluit liaroer* do. n Plum ■ u :■ S.i'.<krt.iy nbilrt uui t< r Doris '-•pent Friday mglit tn intereM. it is in rvery way hos­ Epoii-th inipectorf have wv chat tvan’ert Friday nlaht by Clovtile to their'hitervM, Mitce noth­ lu test the gv rer’s Weight*. 3o tar a.* purchuain^ tu-wcr of the erdri!'1 :<u<i tiurotinding country M-mtii and chil- ' a InsjHCftcirs f.-r the honey be*-*. dati u iis roncemnl. y<ni would never ing that ijheir fcngBimenta may MeRev. unit Mrs Fred King, who friend* We all wish the tw wiy'wcd-i ‘Bevtde the, garden gates. enow Ln-- country was off the go!/i >f ins iiw.bi c.i attending camp meetisig much liupiuntss ami prosperity ;it tn Kai.imazoo and spin can even in a alight decree ispcctorv for the factories. throughout their nurried life tied rctalivrs until compen.'3t« thtqi fur th-lr sufInsjiccton for our meal, ; tired vrry much anyway. We can family in tl.t* charge arid rr turned home Sam Given, one of our old friends vspe. tor* for our orchards. •fr’nng*. it is a mistake to as­ only renumber taking advantage o! children of Chic* . :tr.*« -.if the w«rk. and ttclghbor*. died Monday morn­ the .gold standard once and. that Edward ■Bailey and ing early alt-r a stroke nt the *0psume Hut upon the very verge Thing. wa* when we turned tn five, paper fx?r table Sunday evening Ail the of war such. reflcctlona arc uhI dollar* tn exchange for a flvc-doll.ir rn! ’ Umely. Now is tlie very best of was tak- n ill L ft to mourn are hl* ‘all times lor taking account of i mas g.tt—or it might liavb been a ' fekv.* of jjaitirnme. were r horn-' Paul Bit inn n .-- i>ent Sunday In IX- wife and three daughter*. Mr.end > day the frightful wrong’involved tn . birthday prvshm. we've forgotten. trort . ■ ' • ■ Smith of Delton. Mrs Walbridge of visitors at Willard Icke<. .... The person who received this re• 1 ot Ve'.i pice. Dorris Hollman. MarHafir Creek. Mrs Glen Kenyon of govcrruncr.ta! systems which .Mr. pntl Mrs. George Nelson of M'.-' Maxuv r end about the Alate | metnbrahce. from us undoubtedly de­ Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mr.: her aunt- Mr* I! G ! Thur-- vel Hunt and Clnrabelle Greenfield. D"!lon. permit great and prosperou.* the Jti late x inspector*, posited it <n a chcejcing account at and Mr.*. Jacob Edger. Jr. :c pa-.t accompanied by liwlr mothers at-; Mr , and Mrs Arthur Johncctck dav rdghl «t>d Frida people* to be dragged into war opuli* Vigilant, .some bank or i-i'a.exchanged it for Wallatended a music, party given by-Mr.* spent Sunday with their, daughter. Chark'A OD miuU. w>i-: and ,chtl-! Ucc|c . 'daiwr money, Gold fivers and tens drcn ot Grand Rapids were Hu wlUicul consulting their wall.or Je.hn Cli.imtt(rl.un Friday t»fty.rrMif>n Mr Winifred Ca»ey. und family . .? JJ." QLI LN ire inconvenient ?-• carry about. W* iru. bk'- of Mr arid Mrs. B A. O’D.ui- i ut Dowling. , of Hind* district. thyir welfare. 1 11 's•'* 1 IHl I.' • '* •*rtrf«a to miuht just as well have -a*ed our dell utwnlly. Ravmtind ATMr ami .Mr* John. Birman were Mr-. Glen Carr and daughter of ’ ■ ’ ugan qmin. A' f^rnd «r.tra iroiibL by civing him Morl. ". : is-ni a few days with Mrs. u- !a;r tn It it,,: . ■. _ ___ ........... ... THIRTY iboule! br drawn into a. that instead ’uraibn Sunday t< i.-'ti r Monica anil family. dd has oeen wre-^htyfed x> Mr. and Mr’ Grant. Dickerson . tffid d the Win&tnrm Insurance Coni-[ K< iu« j .of Mr iijjd Mr*. Ray Clemens a.nd *iX'ht tin; week <nd at South Bend, mid involved. aioruuidc thr Huven family' <.pent Sunday with Mrs. ....... >!d coin tn Ik’ti uf pu; i.-nny. was in the city on bnstneMiMr- Arthur ir.d.. with their daughter. Mrs Floyd Monday j :>;».-nt *• vert; conudt-red extra . Ch-tiu n* yraniimottier near Buntlrld Mill* and family Mr anti Mrs, Edd Rice and etiutch ' - " ' *• Mrs. Leonard Smith, wlfo h.u« j 'b--ir parent*. M: Mis* " Helen Broun nf Plainwnll is lemon Itarbar been spending Hu .-ummer in P* ‘ Wsliain*. Mr* Clvr'ttreturned to ik lc..s tn term* of gold and more 'er *ja nt Sunday with Mr- and Mi- viiittmi ta r eran<!pnrent.s a few days Hoilsfid and i.iiui o' price levels and purch.t.-- ttvkey. ha;, returned Ir.Hiie much ttr.- i South tfiucn Friday with Mr* Clare Satn Keller near Orangeville. Mr and Mr*. Bert .McCallum and j William* and Mt" Bert Palmer, who ixiwer of the dollar, it will Itave proved in health. Rev •and Mr' Holla took in thr .Maude Ironside and Helen returned Saturday with a load of. I: 'the United States a handful camp mt- ling at RicenU' :*. Sunday. all pr< Mt. and Mrs. .Glenn Dour-more Mr and Mrs Bill Carter of Knlad .Mi* John Murphy, and .ahu dnughtepi sjtcnl last Tuesday in nuzno >penl Sunday iyth relative* iw up im- la.’-s'. siyres an rail, । ' ' . i daughter ;jnd' children «>ff Grand „ Holland. '• Vcrn Brown, Irmhatr. county rep- millinery at Cloverdale and cullCu on the Dr •• and‘ Harry Handbrnpk had an appends* c D Bate*. Sanndccaon and Pringle Mr and Mrs Edjrard Upri.rh: ,.f lt;.-,-m--jwnt Tl-.mHtay with XIr. re-Ontative. who has been writing a eltt, operation at the Pennock iiosf.imllr■*.. who arc vacationing at vr«-.*. of arilclro concendng stat.' Potterville were the guei-----iitiil Mr - l»n CTturch. Mis.' julal Monday nwriilni:. ■ exfOMiw .. recently drew attention to • F..v|n and Mr. and Mrs Tit’.' Fi.lwr families entertained a peculiar partisan nitnude which ipnniti .sajp Sund.iy w-th ’he toUuwing to dinner Sunday at In the pivdiMtiun of ’:>hoc:.. the liauk'hhT.-. C<>ra and Nora'. • • ■■ ............... ......... -• --- <Ue nittmtr at Saricllt-ba.: lake; .Mr United states l- first. Britain sec­ ciu-ds nt Chas Yuir's <** r:&inrtn..-.. -........................ ........ tint! Mr • C Hunvickcr of Ohio, Mr*. ond and Germany third. George Carter, who hit.. t-. .-n 1 atid family of Eut»>;i Hapltfc. workln/ In Mirfiiesota th;- ■umui'-T.! ' exi>»'cteil ii-inie nt xt wc< k r.‘ ..... 1™ rival ““• si.M" *"*" .. STwS T •- ' A Quotation .an diet .> fancy'o this ser;>:.* d-> ut the gale them a place of prominence in ... fact ..... j— wi... I::* p.iix'r-ui this editor, hnk susee*.. attempted a series ihu own after. Mr ’ Brown had c. alt- 'hjOf week Jteyrn'ld.*. who tuts l>,.-n . pending several' week# in tin- city' .j.jj, nt.* grandparent^., returned; home with them today. Rev and Mr* Fru.-k KnmC’e* and : chitarcif returned. *-o Iron Mountain! uh yejr. with a Dcmnctai.r Ti m :hb| 'ion tn power this pur- wt ret tinted j; remain; ' Children and Grown-Ups too FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY price .n thia particular cc spending money which our surplus u to grow no mare wheat than America will need and thereby g» t tlie benefit, of. the world pnce os wheat plus tne 4jc |<r- l^u*l> i <•’ uur larifi on wlwat Aoigenl Paragraphs .. keep up with the ripe fw a third party. Ifudaliracnift. toc.n- Many who wk for wir i' opinion really dicau (Bnojed. Independent w neanv well-rooked!, m i acc-pted b*! rr.r*t <>fhci.i!* .v ,t at amount of bear. I! i-itun- of economy Salt! tuff editor Of course it is perfectly all ridiil w a duh ct Oak* <t | ■: republicans to draw the satarus hii'h republican legislatures fixed. •:;t it is entirely wrong for d«no- WiUt.in.'Vcnnontvii-c .-ailed at tfil* -rtice Tuesday. Tifey witlfj others have Iwen camping a: Wall; Mi* - Maud Rich und mother re-1 turned from ar. extended tnp in the, ncttlu rn.part of tiv .date Thursday , WORLD RECOVERY BY WAY :phitowpliy which m,?k< * ;! GF THE GOLDEN RULE a»,cl entirely wrons for another Io *lm luvr been L.rpinx Republican i lorccnwnt Mr Brown answers as follow.*: sent having the spendthrift tenden-' ... „„ -frame „ ----------------------------- ------------ .cifs and wasteful policies of their, of us have been complaintmjineti’ ba-i» would sion be ;nUm? about extravagant state Mlane.* own party pointed out to them Rer.tienc*' and v nlioir. it all the i.r*i. -nd practtcea. Tlie complaint w.w:g»tdl<-3 U party aBBatWns. ta.ai '...t may be cnactrd or program. «••>’ that the republican* were doing citiren.* of Michigan- a- Mr Brown iciated by president.* mid kings arc'DL B is not now that the democrat.- point* out. .*!iouM be more aroused1 —• t*J-"ng• it. -------------— r.< -him: more Hian ropes, of■ sand- .M* Tlie real---basis for coni- witrt the tact that public fund-, are Fi r the grafters, big and little, w.Il | I’i-uni is that.it u done and that it bents squandered and ies.> aroused with who u to blame 'continue la prey on t..e multitude IU condined,' ^mphAvlziiig Ilk? fart that "man* B «*'”« to us that Mr. Brown has A gump of farmer.* in Gratiot liihurrahlty to man makes count&M -o:”‘to heart of a yery prevalent thousands mourn '—J E. McMullcr. '’ruble in our system of party gov- county halted a mortgage tale last itrmaeni; namely that of peering at spring, bld in the property for <3 R5 in Linden Leader. ... lone’s self through rose-colored *pee- and. as we recall, nunhandled a Damcn of S.vn Fran- taeles. Republicans who will make a public official There were twenty>•■ >d tFuiiW) miles: great fuss ever DemccraHe extrava- four involved and glary have jurt an-.i Lac never been »o ’ ganepa accept with complacence as rettled the putter out ol court for 'bad cr even worse waste of. public 114X30. . Should Have Good CLEAN Milk ... Nature’s Best and CHEAPEST Food! itul milk Put i* SAFE to ure MIST HE CI.EAX. In order to prnlrct the public health. Ihr State nf Michigan dltidrd milk Inu "Gratlr*.” tirade V i« the CLEANEST. <*rade "B" I* NOT. SO CLEAN Thi* pre­ vent* people from veiling Grade "B” milk a» Grade. “A.” Tert* npdrol Highland* Dairy; milk hr MIrhIran State OffirlaU have vhown lhe "bartert,* ruunl" l«. be only a small fraction of the limit *et by -the stale. For this reason the High­ land* Hairy is. thr only Hairy In thi* Metlon permitted to rell tirade "A” milk. It lit your ■Murapce Hut uhen you use Highland* Dairy milk you get CLEAN, pure milk. That is very important hceaure medical research ha* prov­ en beyond any questlull that UNCLEAN milk ha* been lhe cause nf untold epidemic* of ‘direase. . Every drop of milk thal-you get from High­ land* Dairy come* from our own carefully selected herd that 1* regularly ln*pected. Ev­ ery penny that you -pend for good CLEAN milk give* you more food vaiur for your money than yon can get in any other way. If. a wurve of energy and > safeguard against Illness. But milk to be SAFE must be CLEAN. - If you are interested in CLEAN milk we will be pleased to hear from you. THE "HIGHLANDS DAIRY PHONE 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Propr. HASTINGS, MICH. 4 �THI HASTING8 BANNER. wEDNKSDAT. ACGU8T M. 1M1 Ruth, m and illy of Ji Mr. id who Vorid'i BrodTownwrence I spent lury of turned Batur, came Islt. nan of ■, Mrs. lean of den on apent s. An- turned I Mrs. were, d son. Harley iiershtr. and idpar- Sunrlingrr ts and Dori*. WoolHelen' Clyde fir and is par­ Wis- eld nt Elec- brnla. I’linlry yWidi perity rlends uom■ sup- IRC of . neock gitter. 'amity. :cr*on Bend, Floyd days i and nday. Kala- >• Dr ■.nRle . the STANDARD OIL CO. HAD PARADE THURSDAY [right to'the remedy he seeks. Un-’] jless the receiver can show that he1 i has this right, his action must fall. ' The Maw contends that It has no money with which to pay the re-1 cetver. Mr. hsgler claims that this Is no defense, and he calls attention to ’ !c'mSfTsEZa»HIES8IIEFWill 1 SUPREME COURT sstrisr- Mn w «“». *PP,t. p.T Appointment of two n*w mgmI ben to the W. K. Kellogg Ftiunda-! ------------------------ Advertising Their New Super lion'* "flying squadron" of teach- La*t Legislature Failed to Fuel, The Standard Bed announce rod** br.--------- ... . w._ Crown Gasoline r j \Thc two new teacher-nurse* are Soldiers* Exemption (Continued from page one) I Council of the City of Detroit, re­ AOu 7Emma Belle Crichton, of DeMichigan ha* a soldiers soldiers’’ exempexenic- •—■————————— The Standard Oil Company tn the ^231 —'.T T “.‘ T Michigan ha* a or tneta r<« buiot r3r.3«« «or Uw taw wta mr, iter- Uon law. giving veterans of lhe cy* to the receiver of tire bank, il ported in 280 Mloh.. in which opinion ’ appears the following language: | Standard Red Crown, cjndueted an “T** *“'? _“**>th cducauon woria empuons ln uuu uuw World w car certain „ exemptions In uvnm being ».* hl* w,.w,. contention that „ it .. I* Im“It is stated in defendants’ , elatxirate road parade through Hmtaw*. The riatc ha* heretofore ap- pwalble for him to do m fpr the/' answer that Die city of Detroit ting* on Thnuday. Augutt 24. Art "'“••}«»• and MUe Mary Elliahetn J(lWd mOney M> l)llU - -----reaaon that state doc* not have thit Iocal local com com-. - ----— the —-------------------------has no appropriation in lu bud- ' B.V.B. k».l reiHurrruun <B IM '““"II.™ ••-fe ................. .....ibUrsed........................ by the,the money. state tor whatever loun lease* incy they sna sus-­ During Ure latter part of July. | get for the payment of the sal- I tetmpany. directed the route and led sta! <’ for ariea of the cammftaioheni or . ------ becaiwe nt *uch exemption*.,: i Mr Mohrinann. through hi* attor-j the stream of highly, decorated T? «»lned for payment of other expenses 1 equipment through the town. The ^chlgan State Normal Col-|, CRy rer. Mr* I City trwu treasurer. Mrs Nellie Smith. ’‘ ney. Klin Sigler, hied an application Incident to Um> dlagHtfg'’ of the exhibit* consisted of a lead car, an- e«^; LP**“nu. . , • found Uwt tiuri Ute Uie amount due the city city"' with tire AdmlnlstraUve Board of eommliBlon'« dimes This cir­ —w. Ml** — . Crlciitoti W.W.K.. ...» (j,, ^y cuy taxc* t4Xrt of of thi* uu, year year from from the tire the state, requesting that board to nounclng the Super Fuel and follow- n Both and Mil* Min On । cumstance due* not militate ing thi* a huge float with a mounted Simpson are now making ... a tour of gute. under thi* *o!dlers’ exemp- direct the state treasurer to pay to. ivumiauuua various wivuc accaai.Kc. mt receiver, reven ci. from tcum the uk general general fund* mnos . ■k^lnSt’ pfalntlffs right to .the acU; Illes,non uon law. Uw, ut* t3M4o *3M4O. she She tituco billed mat that ! the car illustrating Standard Service at lhe Foundation's the Foundation camp at—am ount to of -the iUUi. equivalent of all . rF,,e‘ sousnt • the pump Behind thi* float came a : iincluding —--- ----w ---lUBVUai. IV the UK auditor BUUtMA general, ■«•»>*>*. and »I»M — — - —tlw — — ,— Piru. lake Uk. . na the .H. Foundation K-.A. . a ------------------------------uj™ jn concluding hl* brief upon these and head- .^s* received notice from him that,moneys held by bun and, inKytlie huge round amplifying truck Pine did »<.« not «see — o> fit to legal question*, the attorney makes which delivered sn.ippy music and' quarter* in Allegan, Barry and Eaton thC iot legislature failed to make an 'event life board uih *hott announcement relative to the counties. They will ..begin Uiclr nc’I appropriation to carry out thLs act. ;take that action, then thr receiver the following (statement to iht sti!;o tj)e uH. w unable to pay. und his atlomcy rcqarnted that it preme court: new Super Fuel. Following the live duUiut September 1. Mu» Blmpson round equipment were ten large: -----------•— ha* a teacher’s cer-: Thu means <mr clly will lose 8308 - I consent, In behalf of the State of: "It seems reasonable that thU Stiindard delivery truck*, each car- Uflcate ■ r—» tlhc from — university T-------- -- of ,<u0 uiruuM( through, MMB this ,failure of the state I Michigan, to the issuance by tht‘ court should act upon this very im­ la a a graduate mrttiala, of nf tna _____ lls ... duty IISupreme Court of this stab- of an 'portant question and not permit this Tying banner* portraying orr each Michigan, and is the 1.. to meel order to *lww cause why a mandam- i1 side different reMon* why Ute new. University hospital rchool of nurs-; ------------ ... ’— us should i»l i*sue to compel the:,, subject to become a political foot­ Standard Red Crown to the Supet, ing. She haa done advanced work IRVING. to be Jockeyed around with at Fuel *t Columbia Teachers' College. Mis* . .. , w p ’accom- I state treasurer to pay over the i ball, some time in lhe future, while de-’ Til. OU Compinj Crichton fUlra panl.-'d by 1U-, und Mr. F.’k Lr*i* ; money. t -.,- sipnd»nl A.. u a graduate of tire CopuniiMtn wait lur lums Him wrrr ,m> .m..—.... The action of the.receiver is based turned into the coffers of the state nttvi..H» in ’ga,■Willie that TlX ha., ever ,‘lr™UUtm -lnllui ’*chool. „hQOI Detroit rxtmit "she fihe’ taught taiurht to ‘ A Century of Progress. Mr. and upon an order recently entered bj ; upon tlie -supposition that by doing ^n^uhJ^ t’re'mu'-wut' Mrs. Dell Wilcox and Mr*. Ben He- Judge Russell R. Mcl.’rek. directing ! no their money would ■_ be ... in the safJdine u “X lor >« CaniMiian rural ollnc la seasonally adjusted for a_hooL, _rrw.k j7L.n.Jollr. verwyk. and Marie arc the other* the slate treasurer to turn over to csv possible place. maximum power in any tempcraUir* “ UaUIe Crec“ Moon Jour from this locality who have attend- i the receiver, from the general fund* “The State of Michigan U too great ed the fair lately • | of the state, ail money* heretofore i a alate to belittle ifsclf by taking or climate; do.* iml contain gum or ’ I Our school start* Monday with1by the receiver with the!.the money rightfully belonging to sulphur impurities. It * tire claim of IT PAID WELL. the Standard OH that if a motorist! Mrs Georgia Buiivajii a* teacher. -State of Michigan. I be Administra- the depositors of banks, and then read the otHcr day of an ex­ trie* thL* new Sujier Furl he’ll con­ Mr and Mr* Lewis Wilcox and !lv'' "’’X »c’»'>n not turn it back to them when the periment conducted at the Univer ­ tinue to use it. ; children visited at Bellevue Sunday. «>J»n this application Tlicn-forr. Mr : proper time come*" sity of IlUnou. which ilurns. that The Michigan Central section ha* 8*>r- >»' behalf Of the receiver la*’ , Th to case will be watched with Miss Ruth Jordan, recently of the the cent of growing a bushel of ap­ “Ftoltow Through" Cempuny wa* one ples in orchards needing nitrogen been discontinued The men who week filed hi* application with, the t keen interest and It is hoped that of the featured attraction* ut lire ha* b«?en reduced 22 per cent by ap­ were employed here tuivc work at ouprwne court of the Mute preying the receiver will be successful. paraile. Mias Jordan, with iter, beau­ plying nitrate of soda. or ammonium Hastings and run over thi* section f»>e issuance of an order directing tiful flushing Millie, easily carried sulphate. two or three, week* before a* before with headquarters there. Jthc Aate treasurer and’miditor genRev. and Mrs. Floyd Nagel have t’«l tOahow cause why.a mandam-; OBITI'AICY the honors of the elaborate caravan. the trees were tn full bloom In The Standard OH C<xn|>any’* adver­ these experiments ten errtt* worth of I been returned to their Charlotte »’■ should not be issued by that cjurt ;; Maxinullian Frederick Landsberg tising representative stated tiiat It this fertilizer applied to a 30 year charge by the United Brethren con- ««*»««» ’hem. compelling them t->: died AUX 20. 1923 at Ann Arbor aft' ference held at Bebcwa j t,,,n OVt ' r fro,n ft** ww.nd funds of was ncce-*ary to get a Super Giri old Wincsap apple tree increased the eh a Jong illfie** He Was 70 yr«r*. Mrs Christina Love, wild has been ‘he moneys tn question, to team up with u Super Fuel. yield five bushels per tree. here with her mother, has returned ITUs application raises some very 6 month* and 12 day* old He was to Detroit and Mr* Burr Warner of int.-restlng and novel legal questions I born in Brexslau. Germany. Ft-by. 8. AN INTERESTING TEST. TAMARAC CORNERS. :«tti He-wu united in marriage to I Is - thj» n proceeding against Some years ano It was discovered Our new minuter and wife. Rev luinsing u here with Mrs Fox at Mtw Cathema*. Bernhardt, who the state such that its consent , and Mrs E- Wheeler, were present present. Mrs Fox 1* much better. Mr and Mrs Win. Cushing of must be obtained to bring the I after twenty-seven years wa* taktn. uman* in Michigan and other Sunday morning. Hr delivered a away. To that union were bo;n fouft action? very interesting sermon which wu,. Alma visited Mrs. Cushing'* mother. Mrs. June McCann, who U much । Under-Um* law. the State of Mich- |.'on. and one daughter, one son pre-i Inspiring. ceding him in death Hl* sons were. . Li’an cannot be sued in its own .courts golfer. Now it appear* that iodine Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Curtis of Improved in iiealth Tiie Wilcox school starts Monday without its const nt. If one h.u ’ - Harry. George and Frank Landsberg ha.s been found 'useful tn making Grand Rapid* spent Sunday with Jahn and his daughter. Mr> Harry F . Mync Curtla and <pi their return with MUs Helen Brog as teacher. .......... ..... ■ vzaMVMM- ..v •».>> um.livu sun |lt to the stare auditor, and hl* claim M.,ry R(Vl. Matone nf Yonkers. N. ■In thto state two farms wen* *c- home their two nieces, fcwildn amt LENT CORNERS. uj Dorothy May Curtis, returned with ■________________________ must b.- allowed or duallowcfl under y . <,n i9u who t, left Io o! tintlll. Admin- n. ftiro hf* hl, l<ns* 1(IS5 He Hl.’u. Ls”aUo aLvl”,uroived llnllved . Mr and Mr*. Robert Steck- spent the general direction ol vhvd into two groups, each receiving them for a week'* visit. Board ItIt Uto the tire contcn-iby conten-:hv his his children, children, grandchildren grandchildren and and II.. wuk tTO1 WK Quite « uumbrr from here attend- Sunday tn Detroit, viriting Belle Ldt* istrative ------------th'1 ..tame feed n.n. and general v».. care,. the tion of Kmc some of the member* members of file nn(-. Urcut grandchild Tlie funeral only difference being that one group fd tbe reception at tire home of Mt and other point* <>f interest. jttqn tuei: on( great grandchild. attorney, genera *■> deimrtment department Uiat that ! WAS h, )d w at St 8, Rose RoM. church ThursMr. and Mr* Leland Hammond attorney-general W1S h« received In addition .075 gyoittk of and Mr*. Alvah Cox In ir-inor of the norlvin-.(|«v morning conducted by- Father Ijosta-wluni todlife dally newly-wed*. Mr. and Mrs. Hale Mc- and Clarence Hammond spent a thi* proceeding i- nothing more nor! day* . it ware found on one farm that Di-rmid, tree (Dorothy Coxi„Th<'iv few . — vtoiung nt A Century of i. i-s Mutn «n action agatmt the State!W1II, lnlerniPllt at Mount v :• . . „ Ktehjwn and cannot be main- c.,lv„y cmwicry. Hading* In lovpens receiving tire lodiire ration laid were about US present. Tire rrfre-ah- Progre.-.s. The tc township ha* been fixing~ only 24 08 |>r e»m wal- . v white mi nts w< re ter cream and cake. Tire Th= “. .• i™ >m»T O< MT d« IM»Ml . egg-, while the bird, iccetvibg no bride and groom acre the recipients roads which bj surely a needed im- officer <>f the state, where the-s'.n',C : Bn(j fg.j^r; tlie real party in interest, is in , ,, Indirr laid 33 «ir rc. ni watery white of manf nice gifts. Everyone teemed provemrnt .’•"r pa’vf*’ »',,adow* fall Mr »nd Mr.-. Mahlun Burkett and reality a suit against the state. On , eggs When graded tire regs from t-> hav«-a hire time. ' *" “ ""* rhildren of Kalamazoo spent Mon ­ Uw oilier MM B i. <1» mmtemwn ; mre of the farms slwwed 9»1 per cent Mr. and Mrs Tltu_ . ---- . . . ... or Mr. Staler TMt Ihl, U H > «l«* »•" lult grade front tire hcns-reemlng Thursday night and Friday at day ’ with Mrand Mr*. Leland . Alfred Iodine and 52 per cent from the •George Scar*'. They were on their Hammond. Mr .... . Bal! und against the State of Michigan. btttl_?lot .... FnT' mr nn’ heiu* not receiving tnelure. From the return trip from ’Westhampton Roland Dav of Allegan were Friday an action to cpmjrel a .-fate onteer!l?'n* H’,‘" *ec-md farm the hen* led tire uxltire. Beach. ...... Long l-laixl ■N<-w and afternoon Keara laiai me mu* a ........... ; York, ............................ .. visitors .. .. nt. tire , same.home ............... to do’that which, ur.de.- the law. he!ThP ’wld m:«>- C,,Bn5e from >’ear 1,1 laid c-4ip* that graded HHl per cent York. Pennsylvania, where they have Robert. Buller and friend til Kai- I ought to rio and. in hl* brief to the L?1'*1/. , , ... ' ama?.M» rjxmt soilirdny p M. with suprenie luun. submitted vim 01th **«■ lire! „ Fhl......................,,........ from day to day. an. suumiueu • ......... tint quality, while onlv ten ixt rent been viMtinit. hi* people l)n* summer. never husband and Mr. •.>»,! and MrMrs Melvin application for the order to show But n, yer will our husbands of first grade eggs came from the Mw Pauline Enz h-x* gre- to •« hi* parent'. Mr .«r. Sigler calls attention 'HUier.-. :cauw. Mr? Sigler calls attention to. to.**u, '*r 3 x'vtJove ’, ।— Cnm.. Ik’iiv not fed lhe iodine. । Ionia for an indefinite Umd. ........................ , the state .. .. ......... the statute* of which __ pro- Prnm Er°m ttv-mrirv memory frirlr* fade n«-av away, vide that all clhim* against the «tatc[ must bo audited by the auditor ffr.n•T_al under the control of the State! Administrative Btard and Section 34 j of ArticlA.5 of the conKtitutlop ofj the state provides that. ’The Icgis-J luLure shnll not nudlt or allow any private claim or account ’ Mr Sigler contends that neither1 of the*<- provuitons of the law apply j because there is notMng to audit or; allow. It L$ tits position that thej right ot the receiver tn these funds: 1* nx*d by statute and that, in ad-1 dltton (hereto, an order was entered! by Judge Rusrell R McPeek com-! polling lhe stare treasurer to turn: money oVcr to the receiver and that; thi* proceeding is one to compel thej »tntc treasurer to comply with lhe! order of thr court, In this respect.’ he calls attention tn tire ca-e ofj i Thompson vs. Auditor General, re-! ported tn Volume 281 Michigan Rcpnrtj. tn which appears the follow-1 ing language7 pa i r •• Action* or .wit*.against indi­ vidual* who arc ollicers of the . state, to recover property, coin­ . j>el the performance of a duty ' and prevent a wrongful depriva- I Uon of righto are not suit* i against Ute state, within thr j meaning of tire 11th amendment | to the Constitution of tire tinn­ ed States.". Tlie next question presented 1*; , Legal statu* of funds depos­ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ited with the Treasurer by the Receiver. . In considering this question. Mr.I Sigler calls attention to the case of! Lawrence v*. American Surety Q>,2fl-'l Mich'. Reports in which appear*! the following language. ' ' "Were the receivership dcjios• its funds belonging to the state, i secured by bond.*? Theire fund* uum r LW-i 4 ter XT' ■FEUS’! iFFF - ?' Take A Few Days Left Advantage of Thia Special Offer . New Arrivals in Men s Fine All Sizes 00 These are Well Tailored, High Grade, Dur­ able Merchandise—worth more than the price would indicate. Call and see them. DETROIT JEWEL We invite you to come in and see this NEW (number 6339) Ivory Marble Finish, Detroit Jewel Gas Range. This NEW, all porcelain, table top model is equipped with full insulated oven and broiler, Rijdio type Priced at $59.50 Cash, or on our Time Payment Plan of only $5.95 down and $4.55 each month. CASH ALLOWANCE for YOUR OLD STOVE IWe also have a few last year models priced at $29.50 up.) 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UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO On the Corner of Church and Court Streets Telephone 2121 COMPANY N Ironside Shoe Company YOU Can SAVE Money oven heat control, top lighter, porcelain grates 'and burner pan and several other modern features which make this the MOST CONVENIENT and ECONOMICAL Gas Range • you could ever wish to own 1 TODAY Demands Confidence and Loyalty Dress Oxfords! Black and Brown Calf Oriiy slate treasurer by virtue of his oilier and tinder command of statute. The state thereby **• Mimed resi>onsibility for them. The statute provides for no rep­ aration ol them from other state money* nor different meth­ od* of handling them. It doe* not suggest that the treasurer's ’ liability for their safekeeping and disbursement is ny-tricied to that of bailee, trustee, or oth­ er Mate fund*. The treasurer , held the fund* as 'belonging to ’ the Mate.’ which is indebted to the receiver for them. The i manner in which the treasurer kept the account or reported the tndney* could not. nf cotirre, have 'any effect upon their legal stat­ us We think the answer must be in the affirmative. Tlie au­ thorities sustain our i>osition. A* among the sttf'te. dc|X>s!tary, and sureties, the fact that the, state has taken possession of' moneys pursuant to law is suf­ ficient to constitute them stale funds, although they may be held for a special purpose." The last question presented is: Does the receiver have a clear legal right to demand payment from tlw general funds of lhe state? , Mandamus will not Usiie unless the party applying has a clear .legal j Just now we are passing rapidly thru a period of economic readjustment, when our inherent confidence and loyalty, not only to individuals, but to our institutions are called to action. I This bank unites with the people of this community in utilizing EVERY faculty in the promotion of the new order of things .. . always conserva­ tive and as accommodating as sound business policy will permit. Hastings City Bank The Bank with the Chime Clock TELEPHONE 2L03 HASTINGS, MICH �THT HASTINGS- Ji INNER CTTDNEtnAY, AUGUST 38.-IMS PAGE BIX [and brighter proepeeb for the fu-} ture of farming more farmer cash; will find its way into trade channels I 'without question. EAST WALL LAKE BARRYV1UX. nlc AND VICINITY. [supper at the picnic grounds .nt La.»t Week’* Letter. ‘ Mrs. Sprague attended church in, jHighbank creek on Friday. Sept. 1 Kalamazoo Sunday. . [It as election of officers wsnembers Mrs Mae Hudson of Vicksburg Mr U I JU LI I y SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. 1 a few days the I 1VIL 1 Ul Un.rlUll Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Otis left W^d-, .past week with Iter sister and her! n .. . •---------- *-i----- of------------- [nesday for Bellevue to visit their!------- - —- ----- —- ------------------------ <­ »,r. and am. Mr* »r.. Nelson n™ Brumm o,...... arc «m. .Ittr h.r Sal­ (Continued from page one' idaughter. Mr*. Harry Foster, and; (Continued from page one) ■(, Mr. at’ < ■ ----- "'the r.r.ailf! proud iHirv-fltx parent* .if of laa iittlvlittle dallilhdaugh- u , ——— aho to attend the Otis reunion at ~ are wiog thesf uunoar bonds? innr There are are![ter ter born bom Saturday at the home of ’ M"“nd ‘wo’?n? is fair to presume that will be true:Laiulnc on Thursday., ..good »«■ '! .. ----- - ---------- J Str. ami j,Mr.. |r Muri nnd Russell of Cressey visited the grandparents. in the future, cepeeially .if businc** I Mr and Mr|( Roy Douglass of Has' definite rules for appraising of home :?•_ Mils friends here Saturday. < shall nick up as is anticipated. Jungs spent Saturday with their par- iproperty which Mr. Stebbins mu*t Ralph DeVine. The little • M.~ ’ Sunday visitor* at E. -D. Reynolds’ The International Seal and Lock lent*. Mr. and Mr*. IMn Daugla&s. [follow; and the appraisals will al- weighed seven’pounds, and will an-.' Hibbard. Jennie Company not only make* it* own ) school will commence next Tues- uavs be conservative The loan will swrr to the tunic ot Annellu Muy. xnir^laughtrr. ----Beihct. . Mr and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox und line ot car scab, but a!« manufac-■ da.. ln the oils district with Mrs.! C* . . Wilcox nr»er exceed 80 au per percent ot the inc ap- Frank wuevx spent Tueidav luteum *lt.» C!vdr . Usher. . Mr*. Grace Knapp and titres aulorqatir sprinkling devices ■ siocuni os teacher. ntver cent of I .. . Mrs Wrtlle Wood in Pama-;j«« Utile grandson,-Mr. and Mr*. Curtu. value. The loan is amortized. Mr. and * fvr the Viking Corporation. At the; Mr*. Harry Dunn was a guest last ■ praised ------- -------------------------------------— Iee . ---------- jntazoo. * Pte^nt tlmr there are 2?1 week of her sister, Mr*. Lxx*e Erway.,not for eighteen years but for Ween .'."*,,,,1. (0OHw.UlUMnn.nbut MeTntyr. and ..n thniii r ■ Archie McIntyre and »on. : Demin. _<*• F. Vreelahd made a visit at for the Seal company in it* snops । . v-i.-..-. ':years: --------- so -- that each ----- year -•the, owner;$pcnt — • — • -iVcumseh Wednesda*". Friday in Battle Creek visit’ Tecumseh Wednesday. and office*, for five. days a week. 01 Ka^mawo. ( ing'Mr. nnd'Mr*. Davu. ’ ije'nnn rc-> Kahler bad hl* tonsil* reHarry — Blake his —home ,of — the ------home — U expected to •-pay — .... ••------ J ”----~Kah’*r k«<i i eight hours a dav. This is about an 1 ••"••• ~~ returned to — -•••- , - — z one- ....» isined till Sunday ’ ,ti0'rd Holing* Monday average number for the Seal plant tn Chicago on Wednesday after,fifteenth of the principal, as we!l,muined Sunday, Mr* Zoe Gillette Gilletie Is at'Gull lake Cha*. Kahler and wife attended in norma) times, except then they ‘•ome time spent with hit sister. Mrs. .• ra*. ik. Mr« camp meeting at Midland Park Sun­ worked six nine-hour days a week . W. H. Otis and husband. ;4l2 per cent. Should the home owner i this week. . day. The Hastings , Manufacturing i Mr. and Mrs. Oley Douglass andI not have employment, or should his Mis* Dori* Doty of Charlotte spent Company has 2t» people on its- pav- children attended the Lord reunion। employment be uncertain, and he Die past week with Mr. and Mr • ROBINHUF. PARK. I desires to have anywhere from one Floyd Fossett. roll at the present lime--more than al Gfin lake on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Faucett, Mrs. Raymond Green attended •» the is spending t0 leeway before starting "" n — Boy• It h+J ever had. This company has*. Master Erwin Havens i* —three years “ • --Lillie Jubb and daughter, Pauline. been putting on an extensive nnd the week in Kalamazoo with Jtis fo Pa>’ the princlftal of hi* loan. . Scout camp at Pine hike tfa* past;1 ot Oak Grove, visited Mr. and Mrs week. Mr and Mn Harry Green Miceeufur«clilng campaign tills year cousin. Master Norman Erway. i«bat will be panted. If hr should Jnd tlie number on the payroll at j Mr and M„ u,,, McKibbin and U,,r. yeari ’’"*•.** *?*!??** and family spent Sunday wjth himt E’-nd Jackson Thursday and Friday. there and also called on Mr. andI Mr. Jackson returned home with , them lor a few days’ visit. cent more than in February, It L<[. #rtend the funeral of the for- loun T lr-’tead of fifteen Mrs Art Lathrop of Prairieville Mr. und Mrs. Lewis Skinner and Mrs. Herb-.e Wilcox spent Friday ccmidcrably larger than the com-;' rMrg Mary Jane RobeH^tnnUiU Pa>mei1’-' With an allow... i son. Clare, and Alburn Thomas of Kalamazoo.. nanr areraced at any time during „ ... ,, hp wuJd in smmmmukuv «”’• «■>«• “>» IM MVl&lMnt -ana Ihrn M n, . Mr. and Mrs. Max Gr.ffin and! fanning spent Sunday with Mr. and mX HMto*. Plan. NRA i,d°X IXM.tan p..v _____ .o h-, daughter. Loubc. o! Charlotte spent Mrs. John Kollar. Mt-. Floyd Foster nnd and baby ot W/War« r»haj-rw<l nnd th.* *CR * - dri-ll ll.tl tided till NOtlCh tl UlllOn , fA* stated. - this Home Lanaa. Loan a^i.a Cor-- Sunday With Air. and Mrs Floyd ol ■ an emergency - •’asM-tt. . 1 Lowell spent Saturday and Sunday wage scale, or higher, being paid .Tlir ! al Putl£.r 3 ta,fc- fa*’131'1*- l't! Satur- 13or-l— jon j, act. It rXani ’«£aXnt b? ,*;t ----- —XT■ proewu.-* «■ on u» me ramc general plan pian. Heber poster played in the post-.with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Har|1 panled Mr. and Mrs. Fred Otis to,MS building -bi and loan tusoclallons. um Band at Toledo Heacti Sunday..O Mendenhall tori™ inu.-l ha« a .<■; -W<l >~n: -ibbUUSn:. nmorthdng payments 4n th. the N.™same Mr. and Mrs Herbie Wilco- ------ ' Sherman rutrnwi Clifford u is wu.n,iinspending rat. this tadnu. I.. >l» mv n tw bim Mason nnd spent the night “Il and Sun- »■"«' “■« mj ™™* <n । week at the Kellogg Foundation dayi with their cousin, Ed. Otis. and|Way as ni] such associations do. Sunday guests of Mr and Mn plan: ■hall get to any where near a | ” nuun >.vu> near . r.iuuuuuk . ) Camtl »t Pilll! fake. Fmm 1929 until now. although Childs Vermontville, normal payroll, business here will' ‘ McIntyre had ..in 'more. i Mr. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith and titere are several thousand buildinc . Donnft improve »tUl ’ D;_\:;rr. Mflr.tyr; .’....1 hU tonsils! MUs Mary Polartd of Mt Clemens c;.m-.TM Monday Mc;r.M»y. ' .a,l(1 Glen Chappell of Jackson spent But the k-cal trade situation can ‘ children expect to move to the Cook and loan associations in this coun- removed llu.**uui .... — t. u>. * rancamp meeting’Tuesday night and Wednesday with never fa- what it should be until ',ar:” uv.... nor*h v. of ..».»>(*» Hastings this week try. mrre there have ucvn been aimw almost if no fail- Those who attended " Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd McNutt will lures. This is,------proof,— positive f hat’the a* Gull lake from thi-- way Sunday J’he fonner's aunt nnd uncle. Mr. the farming situation is better ». I,- and —•-------------------------.. ----------------....................... — wtnf> -----ra.4. . --< --------Mf und M ra came/on'Mcln: a,ul Mf*. John Kollar now seems probable that prices for|niove cnl° u,e,r :arm‘ (government plan is sound and tha’ Howard Smith and family. Mf. “J ° farm products will be well above the Mr and Mrs. Ernest Gorham and the bonds issued by the Home Loan tvre and Norman. Air. and Mrs. Mcr-1 “ average for the past three years 1 children of Kalamazoo were guests Asiwclation rest upon a secure basis. rill Meade and Mr. nnd Mr*, Burr and Mrs. Davenport und .--on of Grand Rapid* spent Sunday nt Gun Some of the increase will have to go! Yor the week end of the former s' Tills act will no doubt furnish Eassett and Lois Louise. later. Stocking of Hastings ' in payment of past-due interest and । parents. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gar-j timely and very welcome relief to[ Arthur spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs. faxes. But with the better feeling • iumj। many home owners. OBITUARY. » <• Clifford Potter.x Fuitr rul services for Byron\RanMr. und Mrs Will Hyde, who have, been visiting.their cousins in Wau- [»om Pettit were held at tbc‘mj-paca. Wls.. and also attending-the 1 ,den.ee un North Broad* ay or afternoon, tinder the aus­ World’s Fair, returned to their home/Thursday , pices tlie Order of Masons. tlir Sunday. Mrs. Skinner andof daugh-T. U;T “f— ter. Gay. returned with them for a J’ * lakin« P,acc ln Irving ceineyslti-wjth relatives,. * . “ ’ He was born in Newayyo county. George Gillette spent the pMt Week with his grahdjiarenu at Gull July 24. HOT. and depaitAi tins hie ut hi* home in Hostings Aimu.-’. 22. Mrs. Clta*. Beach and Mrs. Chloe 1933. He was united ip marriage at Hendershott of Hastings spent Wed -I: Grand Rapids to Florence Falconer ion March 26. 1905. They moved nesday with Mrs. L. A. Day. . [to Hustings m the year 1908. where | he has-been engaged in the plumb­ GLASS CREEK. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Otis spent thejum:4 and heating business. He ab«> I hut a&iistcdahis wife in building up latter part ol the week attending [■ the Hafabery and Poultry business the Otis and Nultum reunion uV। at the home on North Broadway. His Lansing. lli-aljli 1ms been very poor the past Maurice Foreman ot Kafathnzoo is [two years. He was a loving hm.bund spending the week at Forrest Hav-1[nnd father also a gixxi neighbor. He ens’. • leave* to mourn their IDs* the widow, ’ John. Louis and Virginia Havens [ one son. one granddaughter .md one andifriends apent Suqpay in Char-.i staler. who reside- at BU Rapid, host of friends. CiAievievc Er way is spending the and a ------------------------------week with her cousin. Donna Fore-; -la-ad penciF is a misnomer since man. in Kalamazoo. in the manufacture of ixiicils. .1 Beth and Patiicia Slddell mixture of graphite and clay is Grand Rapids apirnt the Week ft used. Ray Erway Rus ell Whittemore te-nicely covering from an injiirjs received while sawtflg lath, a bolt strlkiiig him in the cuir.er of his eye which, made it nwhsary to elope the wound with several clamfV Theclamp* were rqmoW Saturday and' the wound is nifrly healing without BETTED EMPIWMENTSTOTION FRED STEBBINS jSnSfflllfflW Kts ^School Supplies Make Ly Barker’s Your Headquarters! A Special Fountain Pen and Pencil Offer ... Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only For the above three days mentioned, we are giv­ ing a very unusual offer in Pens and Pencils—Six different colors, guaranteed non-breakablc; points made of 14k gold and tipped with iridium, and writing of unusual smoothness. Artcraft All Pearl Pens and Pencils The SET (Pen and Pencil) A Regular $3.95 Value for— / HASTINGS ! MONDAY SEPTEMBER H u41ot?mpq' With each pur­ chase of TWENTYFIVE CENTS or more we will give a MAP of the World! and Pencil Sharp­ ener FREE! Everything in School Supplies nvnniQTAND p|CN|C UA llUAo I LABOR DAY Under Auspices of the American Legion and the Hastings Commercial Club 1 95 FREE Note Book Cover* Note Book Fillers Pencil Tablets Sciasdrt Ink, Lead* Spelling Pad* Paper Fasteners Note Book Rein­ forcement Pen'Tablet* Pencil Boxes Note Books Mucilage Paper Clip* Modeling Clay Pen Holders Pen Points Colored Pencicl% Paint Brushes Compasses Type Erasers Chalk (white and colors) Mending Tape Poster Inks Erasers, Crayon* Paints, Paste Ly BARKER’S "IVih-re Immediate Attention and Courtesy Are S/io:en to All" PHONE 2115 HASTINGS, MICH. WE DELIVER BAND MUSIC ALL DAY! rDrr I HLL A Full Day of Entertainment for Barry County! FQTF I II L L PROGRAM OF EVENTS To Start at 10 o’Ctock a. m, 10:00 A.M. of 10:00 A. M. 10:30 A. M. 10: 30 A. M. 11: 00 A. M. 11:15 A.M. Horse Pulling Contest (weight limit, teams 3000 lbs.) --------------------------------------------- $10.00 in Prizes Horseshoe* Pitching Contest —------- ----------$5.00 in Prizes Archcry Contest------------------- -------------- ------------ $3.00 in Prizes Ladies* Contests . $2.00 in Prize* Boys’ Foot Race (14 yegrs and under) ------$1.50 in Prizes Girls* Races (14 year* and under) — $1.50 in-Prizes ——Foot < —-----, 1.2:00 Noop. OX ROAST—Barbecue Sandwiches and Cof­ fee furnished FREE. • -- pet pnraje (Assemble at dining hall)---------- - $2.00 in Prizes 1:00 P.M. 1 :15P. M. Couple Married Longest ------------------- ----------$2.00 in Prizes 1:30 P. M. Boys’ Bicycle Race— , .Girl*’ Bicycle Race— Winners to race for First Prize ” ' - $2.00 in Prises 2:00 P. M. Hitch and Go Race (Teams) .$10.00 in Prize* 2: 30 P. M. Ice Sitting Contest (Boys) — $1.00 in Prize* •3:00 P.M. Greased Pig Contest _________ ----- Pig for Prize Feather Grab Contest (Chickens to be released. No stated time) v .... ... ------- ... Chit kens for Prizes 3: 15 P.M. Baseball Game—Freeport vs. Nashville Airplane Rides All Day—$1. Band Music. Vaudeville Acts during the afternoon. It b desired that those uUhlnt to enter any of the events make application prior to Labor Day, Application* may be given to the Entertainment Committee— Roy Hubbard. M. O. Hill, and A. L. Brown. CHEVROLET COACH TO BE GIVEN AWAY! SPECIAL ADDED FEATURE! BIG BOXING show 1 FAIRGROUNDS —8:30 P. M. SHARP, E. S. T. 9 Fa«t and Furioui Bouts of Best Amateur Talent in Michigan! Produced under license of Oddfellows Arena—Special Matching This Is the Only Entertainment for Which Admission Is Charged Bargain Prices — ringside 40c gen. admission 25c MV. Come Early! Mrs. John Fori’than and Donna' of Kalamazoo .vix-ni Saturday with1 relative here. iioy Oakes and family attended the Oakes-Lord reunion at Gun lake1 Sunhay. 4 Sunday visitors at Roy Erway’*! were. Louie Erwuy and'family of; Kalamazixi and 61 Wolfe, wife aixtJ daughter of Grand Rapids ’ Maurice ft'Way wen! to Grand Rapids the latter fiart of the week pnbWneMi.Mrs. Boy Erway .njd .­ Mrs. Sara Envoy attended Phil Warren* •turned Sunday from n week’s vis.. ...„ rnle Cook returned with him for a! visit here. Junior. Kenneth and .L-ifs Brown! of Hickory Corners and BHiie Bcch-' tel ot Hut-tings spent the week end with their grandixirvnts, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Whittemotc Miss Virginia Wan ' biting; friends and relatives I nig this The entire community w.r. >ad-i dened Monday to learn of the un-! timely death of the little daughter| <*f Mr. am! Mrs Hobart K, :iyon. Much sympathy h extended t/ thej bereaved family.. Florence Peake and Arney SonneVille spent tvAtaesday in Kulnma- j zoo Tlse Commuhitv Club wtll-be held) with Mr and Mrs Andrew Meyers' at tlwir ccxipge here Thursday.) , Picnic dinner’. O. E ’Kmivon ce’.tbraud i.L- »ev-| enty-JiXth birthday Tuesday Tlir! family and a mund-on ts--:u I Bellevue .md a nephew from Mil-I fcrgurf had dinner with him ' ! , Mis* Dorothy, Oarilngeftrf Nash-' : ville was calling on friends fa re Sat- i ! unlay. । Those from here wl» attended tlje Young People > Singing clx-e. at I Katherine Hart s Friday night re-1 Port a good tune The next line will be held at Mr und Mr- Foh/!, i Smith's and Frank Horn's Friday, night Everyone is invited to come. ' Mr and Mrs Alva Kenyon and [ tons. Bobble and Bennie, or Bellcvue, spent Sunday with his parents. I Mr. and Mrs Kenyon AUCTION SALE! Owing to the death of the late Thomas B. Wilkinson, his personal property will be disposed of at public auction at the Thos. B. Wilkinson farm, 3 miles south and 1-2 mile east of Maple Grove Center, or 3 miles north and 1-2 mile east of Assyria Center, on Sec. 34, Maple Grove township, on ' Tuesday, Sept. 5, 1933 Commencing at 12:30 sharp, and will offer the following described property:— HORSES. BLACK GELDING, 6 yr*, old, weight 1500 lbs. BLACK MARE, 7 yrs. old, weight 1400 lb*.; colt by side. ■ • (An extra good work team, young, sound and reliable.) . CATTLE. GOOD GRADE COWS, held bred, Ages 3 to 8 years. Six of them are giving milk and all of them arc good milch cows. 2 HEIFERS, 18 months old, field bred. YEAR-OLD CALF. SWINE. GOOD BROOD SOW, about 200 lb* , due Oct. 1*1. FARM TOOLS AND MACHINERY. McCORMICK-DEERING GRAIN BINDER, 8-foot cut. CORN BINDER. McCORMICK-DEERING CORN HUSKER, 6 rolL SIDE DELIVERY RAKE. TWO-HORSE CULTIVATOR. 2 RIDING PLOWS. SPIKE TOOTH DRAG. WALKING PLOW, Oliver 99. DOUBLE DISC. CULTIPACKER. POWER CORN SHELLER. POWER SICKLE GRINDER. TITAN TRACTOR 10-20. 3-BOTTOM TRACTOR PLOW. LIME DRILL WOOD SILO, 10x30. SILO FILLER. BUZZ SAW AND BELTS. WIDE TIRE WAGON. BUGGY. DRAG CART. SEVERAL HARNESSES—-.both single nnd double. SEVERAL HORSE COLLARS. SET LOGGING BUNKS. THREE BOB SLEIGHS. 3 HOG HOUSES. WHEEL CORN PLANTER. FEED GRINDER. FANNING MILL., GRINDSTONE. 15-GAL. MILK CAN. LOG CHAIN and other articles too numerous to mention.- their slumber very early Sunday ptoming by the excursion train go- TERMS:—All sums of $10 and under, cash. Over that amount 1-3 cash and 1 year’s time will be given on approved notes for balance with interest at 6 per cent. No property removed until settled for. Century of ProgrcM. Some from this J. place went. ! Mr. and Mrs Anj!;ew B Mlnzcy cf Muskegon spenv lhe week end. with Mr and Mrs. Ernest Prake. 1 Mr. niKl Mrs Lester Sopneville and daughters. Lorraine and Lor­ na. spent Monday in Galesburg and BatJIe Creek ARTHUR WILKINSON I Many towns in England have a* the United Slate*. Col. Henry Flannery, Auctioneer. Clerk*—Fred Mayo and Emat Gray. . I ‘ , �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUCUCT M, 1M3 Archie D. McDonald spent last THIRTY LADIES AT*AlgR,ADE OF MIKS BTARK- | HI Friday in Detroit on business. TEND I lllurMCnM banner f* In recd pl ot a no­ — I tNU LUNuntUN uce telling of the marriage ot MIm I W K. Hurd of Cleveland U spend-: -----------Emmy Lou Shirk, who taught hero Ing thin week with Mr. arid'Mrs. R ' K. Hurd. . Yellow Furnished Color Mo--D-t Sear, tn- if rm follows: tif- — rour Four cuesta Cuesta Present Present Mr. and Mr*. Earl Paton of Charin. uf Mrs E,aTOy An[1 U,J H,*‘rk’ U»ufltsl«-r Ann Ar. r*. . Crue /*-. is .. spending jr . >«**• werc BuntUy guests at Al McMrs. Nora Dawson spent the week -v.tr. Mrs Claude Wood Mrs. Dark a few j.-onaid t. , - From Out of Town bor.vac^ Attorney James Harold Mein Chicago. end in lUcd City with friends. (Continued fnm page one) days in Clilcago. • William Hopkins of Hesperia vUltThe Tuesday luncheon at the Ha*- tUl'Wp’’ »?" of‘ J“’nM Hcnr>’ Mc’ Kim Bigler wm In ML** Grace Ryan wa* home from .a kv Kalamaroo. were united In . Mrs Pliyllw Reynolds of Ann Ar- cd his •Isler. Mrs. Lizzie Cole, on •ine-i z-nnntrv ri.'.h «... .Ings Country Club was attended by matrUg,. al noon Saturday, -Hmmie Adcock. Two autto guards. | Saturday on budnesj. Battle Crock over the week end ---- -------------------------------------bor comes this wefk to visit Mr and Sunday. Mbu Anna Johnson is Galling retMr.i. Julia Skillman of Kalamasoo Mr».- Roy Cordit. Mr*. Emma Myci. lu* gone to thirty member* and their guest*. Auguit 5. in tlie rectory of St Thom- Mol» Ear. a goblin and maids-ln-1 called on Hastings friend* on Thurs* " and Mr* * Allen ‘ ... . .. . at. the women being seated at a rec- m church, Ann Arbor. The rerviceiwatting to the p<lnce*a have not; atives in Buttle Cnwk Mr. Pender vteltcd Ann Arbor where *|. r- .u „ patient -tangutar table decorated with yel- 'riu r?ad lhc R®*- Thomas Rjbeen definitely selected as yet. The*?| Mr. — arid Mr*. Fruuk R-x>t of Cale- UniyerNty hospital. ’ Mrs Wuyiw Merrick wA» In Lan- day. bn \V. Fciijiwr of Nashville was low flowers. Yellow alii, prrdoml- Corey in the presence of .about 40 deslrtng try out* are requested Io get f i* dohla on Sunday. alrut on Monday tm btuuiesa. ,j Mrs. airs, David uaviu Vail van of or Muskegon Musaegun u ;in touch with Mr. L. E Barnett. visited ~1,1. tl1' CI,y "!i, Tta-Miay calling ou noted in the bouquets u*ed in live KU’"l>. Mr. and.Mr*. Ray Branch were 111 the .tue.st ..... ’ of' **Mr .and Mrs “ E A• BurMi-* Flon’tire WaUtin» vmmcu r loungs ah^Mbe. . The bride, wm attired in a blue Constance DArey McKay, au-' Mr*........................... Verne Quick of near Bonfield ,'rteii*U and relative*, Dctrort Tuoaday «n brume.**. ton . Minnie Adams Adams t>f Laruing i■ Six tabhTof contract wrr in play tllf1-' rowu, flaring from the knew Jhcre/** of thl* play. h:i* made it pw- j la*iweek uwk ' , Mr/' MinnkSizes 12 to 20 Abt-n Johnson went to War.hing- ' Mrs. Deila Kopp of Wtodhtnd was pari P»r» oll«'t s McIntyre winning to “”d with # matching stble for rohool*. civic play groupsj 'hru* been vkltlng Mr anti Mrs.Mrs. Co!?'.Kcnlth ——. -------tun. D C . on Sunday on buMnes.. the guest of Mn Burt Tinkler oti •• • — Mi*.'Laura Clark wu live guest of Newton 'high score. t-M vvral day... • 'high score. Miss Barbara Johnson enpe-jocket Her cnrtwne was coni: and-otlier amateur organirations loi - ' A' A A1M1C’-J» *"ap-1 M^y^k^ ‘Battle brert ‘ Mr and MH George Harthy visit- Tuesday. .... won the auction game winch was Pktcd with a White veiled turban, pm on The Silver Thread " without i Mrs O F. Chidester visited Mr. part of ls»t week. U?.’ played-ut one table, the golf event laCr mitts, and white slippers. She paying royalty Because of their ap-j cd relatives In Laruing part of last Elv.i Granger of Charlotte on Mr*. jtM. shuiu of South Huven b. O'Donnell over tlx -*<< k end. for the diiv wa* low net nnd wo* canted only a white prayer book and . prertatten ct this pray und tlie grn«**»ry Mrs Cyril Ncis.ui Miller, erosity ot its. authoress, the Hastings; Mr. and Mrs. George Payne and Thursday. the guest of iter parent*. Mr. and Mr*. ClMrl-tte Shultera of St. v.< n i«' Mi** Marjorie Stebbins . Mr*.'. John McOmber luuf a* her iUU’r 1,1 ’,,e bndt- B*V City, nnd Cux Player* have sent a:pedal In-' HurrlMin moved on Thursd.-.y t. Dr. and Mrs b. D. Walton und M»*. Clarence Radford. guest Mr*. Lloyd lohmcytr of Phil- Ml,>s &nti> Pike. Ann Arbor, were station to Mr* McKay worded ui their new home tn Kalama., mi. oil. spent last week ut Gull lake ML- Effie Freeman <4 Midrflvtil!;and Mrs W. L ShUlteri I ML-.-: Viola Carr o! Auburn. N. Y . sdciphia; addphia; Mrs. Cii.'Iord Clifford Dolan.'Mr.Dolan.' Mr- br-.d:-. or.u • ‘:pal8* .-paio* The-, n„-. wenwere attired mifqMoWi. m iouumMr*. R IL Loppenlhlrii and-Jean with relative*. visited Mr. und Mr. Alien Pcndei ts the guiiiit of n<r cousin.*. Mr. and Chark-.< W”is.M-t: of Kalamazoo; Lky «ire.-.-<s ot *'M'et embroiikr'd ■ • 28' l9M’ ! have returned from a luu wet's*' Mr and Mis Chartc.v Daw*on and from.FridaytlllSunday.' Mr IK ri O D r.nei! und family. **rs. L. V Bexunrr. Mr*. E 8 Clarite l: ';1-U’ P”1'’- jn'> >eltow. und white. Constance DArcy McKay.. ..anMiihreteiminn^A. family returned Bunday to their Mr*. Chinfc* Wcfr.te ' Mr-. Jaj.cn ■ .. McEhvain _ —u ,.t La* i .... Angelis ».,a »«.. H;,..,-! am bries Lyle Senn**. Kafatr.uroo, Henry Hott A: Co. Publishers, Mr and Mr*. Ch« -.ter HAXIg.-s were, । home in Ann Arbar utter u week’s cha-.lcs of Kalaiiuzoa E and mb ot wn“ b1"-’ hu**1- “,h1 Anttony E. Stark, New York. N. YIn Chicago from Sunday till Tim.- May ut Wall lake. daughter. Mis- Emily McElwain. Sch.vdir. Ml>-. ’ ~ Ann Arbor, groomsman. D.ad Madam. day on bucincv* and attending the,। Mrs. A F. Gosch and .son. Frank pent Saturday in Bat’-l" Creek. Grand Rapids. Un and Mn Following the service, a wedding As director <>f the Hasting* Civic Mi and Mi.-..(Win Clement nnd Mi* Keith F__. — ....... »<>*»•J ‘ ' 1 ' ■■■..,_____ ______________ _ _________ Juckson Wire -.Itic.-.L at Ml ;-nd Mix ol Iteldir.g visited Mr. and <H tin- committee in cIi.hr1- and was I .-c ikl.vst was served at ’’Hi-arih- Player*. I Um wriliirg*you In care of Mr awl Mr- Carl Finstrom enter- jlr,tn \jaltiiig friend.- and relative; Mui tin Tlnkkr on Saturday Sizes 7 to 13 Ml w. W I. Shun-I siiuit- :-* over tlw Hie week uMinted aMlnled by b.v. Mrs. Mr*. Kim Sigler. Mr.* Mt.-. ’-‘>ne The couple hit un a ijiorl your publWie.-s to announce that lamed M( and Mi- Arthur Ek ol -n BliN*llekl mid Monti* Mi .. Anna Smith went to Dowling 'J Jaiire* G Bristol and und Mr*. Mr- R v Fin- ,rlP nnd wU1 Kiukt‘ l,ll’ir home in u;x.n th'- aftern.-xm and evening of James Kaiho* city. KiiL-.a>>|«Ht of I.-'. . x«.r and Mrs. A B Gldtey und <rue.-aay.io .*>m:h«I several day.* with Mr and Mrs Churl'-■ Reel/ of nic of Woodland. Mr- Keimh Me- Ka!;u;uuoo. For UavelJntg. Mrs. Me-;October S;h. next, we Hr<-taking adwi .’f:, ld J ure ;•»»»■-!•. of Mr In'.vre was in charge of the golf. Laughlin wore a Ugh1, wool suit of vantage of your g'nerrm* o!J>r tri Mirs MttrltKurt* ha* .relumed -----------------........... to- .pcuM.ps .■cicra) day*, at A Century ,M‘*' oroul' Mr!i- R J/McCreery will be in >^-‘v a’111 Kra> accessories amate-ur* und mv producing -The Detroit after >p ndmg a month with ,4 m Chicago The MU । . fauna Lamphuri- -;nd and Mrs'W t’g'ik.cv far uvem! ’ * charge of the luiicht-on next week *'tr' 5:i'taiugh!iu wa* graduated Silver Thread ’ rail* production bein; ow Spent last week ut A ■■■-" Mrs. Carlton Critx 0! Vicksburg olu . ..." ... . ... of Michigan ajxmsoied by tile Women * Club of Charles 8. Putts planning ,rG| thl' .Uniwndfy Kurts. ’ J.:hn R Hitching u1,tl1 Progrc'i in Chkago ■•vent. . where she wax a hi nember of Eta Hasting*. However, the important Mr. und Mt.. -Earl Colzmun and ; m Hastings on ,,u: Mie* Helen Wuoton u home from und wa*-Latin mission of this letter t* to extend a kxw were in Lajieer and Almont coming Tor lu-r <xi Sunday. Detroit for a ft* days' y! it within-: m* r stmiyin*: tn Chicou-*/ *' ‘^♦HOFE DARING GIRLS REUNidN. r ln H;. -m.,- higli Klwol for most since invitation to you to bT Smr.’ay and Monday returning via parent-, Dr und Mr*. J A Wcoum und MI-.- M M 1’rLola.trm and Au.’.ui-t'23'ii *■*.< the date .-•< t th., ,‘7 7, ..'-k-7. ,, i,r ’W^UShhn at- »:•- nt »n<t witnr-s.* our efforu. We Fr.day calling <>n friend*. He hiu; Ml*. Julia Join* lua gun? l<> MtMraim MrFa.n Boye.-. spent Bur.yew f r th annual reunion of th jL£?. ‘"k*. ' Bun- year- for th-.- unnual reunion of th • Ururersity la a Icsii p.i.ior «g tin- W>xxlland Luth- .Grund lUipid t ■ spend some time The meetiiui meeting was li,w uu.'hi'g»n te? make the 1 '.< n<i- Hope Hop-.- Daring Daring Gub. Gul'. The was ti«n church fit' fifteen years -With Mr. uid Mr Karl Knicker1- day, and M -nm.;. ni CT.ic.."o. attendand Mr.- Pnuik K. Mt; v-. June , arid Barbara Shef1 zatlcn of our hope* come true Sir and Mr.-. Frank' t'arrothvr Wct>'..-rrt. arid Miheld of Buttle cr. *-k cong! today to Mr nlul Mrr. M. I. t’«xik and Mr . p-.iid thv baliincc of the week with n-nirned Thu:-dav even.ng from Vlu>,tt-A*“. A'brumtif! xw* unu-'iuil dramatic merit and Mr 1, Hubert C ~ — beUHllfplIV their'cousin. Win. tvii Sheffield. frequently lacking in this rigo al A Ci ntury.ol P V W C A Tne crashing linaie Friday UU Sunday. Mauro* . . Will Dawn and Grigsby teen vuitmg frknd* In Chicago and family j! Ann ArLtw uld bring tlie adult attending lhe fair for several days.' . Monday •• — ------- • • ■ Wall h-k • for 4 Mr. and M: W T. tirwjiby. enroute aim irom O»w. ■:o, lL«n.-m*. to iheir home in-i the happy and lud Mii*. Malic Kurtz of Detroit and high; children deni., of the past A Min. Helen Jane Kurtz returned I.- .ind Mrs. Fred WUnlot • and In Detroit. mtract. M.S. D. S Good-' w<- hl --------k«-v. u. ’'.f T nklin u gaining from absent member* Ft aliy from Chicago when* they of.Erunstrm. HL. were rnirt* of akn-2 score in auc-' U* Hastm giro juv. ting high si al'.i’iid'd A Century of Progre/.* ai d Mr* D. D. Watt'in and sens fiorn an «■ yeratkrd performed on Mlv- Rider was persuadi liig dinner therwas' * attention to a faithful K the dinnJ Mr. Jurat .Harnme* and two plea-ant fea . ’ i.0! th. portrayal, stage . ’ elttiig, .. tag.efft-cte. iy anil the "girl*' joined in 'daughters of Albany. N- Y, arrived am! All-.- n iima-w All h Mi and <aJ- .«eleettun than other or­ lunch* Bump iufd Clay comph-t< on iii<:d.«y for a visit with her par- i-. nhath and D; ganizations and w< ' ' that we .McDonald and frWhnnni* wore ent*. Mr und Mr* .Ch/rrks Doyh•• :k.«ill Sunday to Mis. would please you. t thr muting* group. Mc^daine.* p. children. I und Mi’, and Mr Carl Finstrom. Hart­ Trusting that w. ley Fir-lrcnt and Gcrlnidt- Fl.-otroir. .... and Ml ■ ret unit'd Irom Po',1. iiurc; Mt . ____ . . BtcbWn*. John G'.o.lg'ur. Let us tell you how we:-. i;ue..t.. 01 Jack and Charles Audu’y C.ii|xr.f .net,-/and tlianking you lor makin hrtib* und in ; D<r.p’. Kellar Stem. Char]. MgbonaW B* .lumont of. Buy City over the fcsek partible to p.-'Xluce a worthy ; lion-..: it ujid Mr - W M Next year the clqb ifl invited by Df. Chester s: to secure lhe Gulden end. ...... and-D. S. Goodyear without royally’, we reman . • in Battle Crttek < i: Stebbins Winifred McLravy aqd Mrs Till:.* Mr.-. Fred Rlc.fo-1 Is spending .1 few and Anniversary Lift Very truly yours.i Jr- and Mis*-Josephine Carveth. I (tending a luncheon ut McLaughlin; to Grand Rapids. turned days with friends at South Hend. iThe Hastings Civic Player* Ass'n. Oller of Moline;; & J Country Club*a* the. Those present w-re Ml*s Anti;. Indiana, and will alsc*>vU>rt A C -ni-ndtrf I.. E. Barnett. Director. Jahn-mi .Hope Daring' Mrs I). L. Edwards Inlaid. 6 mry of Piogn*. in Chicago before ' ■ U) I M ... G H Ml : returning. Ear! Warrdiam and C MILTON < ENTER ' Poti, anil Mr. nnd G ILr.ckRy of. Hastings. Mr*. J V. dinner FT'.tfay evening at fhc ConnM: nnd Mrs. Charles O'Hair and Cart-all McGuffin bnlebbm-S wer” dliinr: Hilb?r! < f -Woodland, Dr. Winifred try c chilgrrti r< turned Sunday to t Gun lake for Free—in the beauti­ •.<<> . mcc-Ung at i Mr--Fl mil: C An­ McLravy of Grand Rapid*. Mr.-' F Cook. their • home in Peoria. Ill after ... ---- _..a . pSreft. . Wednesday di u* V. t’l iii>-.- on Friday nigh:. r. ful new MaaUrpiece visiting Mr and Mt.-.. Clarwue i tnrvci < :t and ML > Hide: ot Ktihima- THoman. ol Chicago, being the guest:■ the purpose •and M pattern: . and txojwl,.... .... _ .... Rt-v. -.nd Mil W. Keith Chidester ’.<!-• v.< I L't- ano KtW.i \ very p.rtty wc'dding te.iS place wk end. ;ng-the dinner. Mr.*. 1.. E. Barnrti ! flhip. Ail who are interested and lit* duugtifltr* returned Tii'rdav Blddte U»v I-ulrmounl. lnd;..na, V.’<,.lcy- SHl'LTERS FAMILY REnnd David. French having high urged in intend. Clothing for Men & Boys i > their home lij St Joints utter h 1 McUViil-t ghtwL at elghl seoic. the ctmsoiatlon prlus Roln.-t liiuifh'.-, v:,.it with Mr. and Mrs. W urtflv of . Siinlicid w‘’rc Sunday ■ 11!.:. Mt> J. F. BJacK and Mr " I V'k Ttiumiay cw nine. August 24. HASTINGS MICHIGAN Forly-r.ix were present at th. Io ' Mrs. Orvlll - S.r.'its und* Ricliani family and Miss Vcrda ZuMihrutt < daURh ■ annual Kalamazoo were ru «>fi the! and Mr.-. Forrest B. Lane and nd Mi Wayr.-? Merrick. reunion of (hi- Howland- 1 children drove, .to Detroit Sunday .-.ludtd Mr. and Mrs David French, . coudtu. Mr. and Mr*. Fred H-nney Mis* Ruth Ycity and a friend. hr--I. brcrtinr the Shutters families al the home of Mr. of Caledonia, nnd Mr. and Mr* F. E. and .on. Sunday. with their guest. Miss Ethel.Clark, !Lv Blanche Bov'T. both of Ithaca and Mr.’ W. L Shuitrr.* on Sunday. ' wfio wo* enroute to her home in T Mr. and Mrs Ralph Henney and The oldest one present wn.< Mrs. Hflf. of Grand Rapid*. i Mr * Emma Su.v n of Fre»-p.?rt. 1 aotitp. Canada. * Mr. and Mrs. Prod Henney and spent Friday afternoon with Mr*. Charlotte Shutters ol St- John.*, whoj Tii'- bildc wa* charmmglj’ attirefl will br 91 h'-rnext birthday, and the! PARTIES FOR VISITORS. .. ‘James Gilmer and ’Robert spent Monday tvenfrig with Fred Henney, in an ankle length, wliHe orguiidit vating*st' wav little SblHev J«-an . Covers were laid for eight a, -. Mr. ■and W.im-n Daly and Mr and .Mr* Mrs. -J. -----Kick «-f Free- ■ — — — — ... - ■ — - -near — -----. —. — dre.v* and carried an annAmuqu -i of , Martin T>nk!.T Sunday gut-sis ............. —. were - ................... v----- - buby win- Sunday guest* ct - ■•■«!>' brfdi’v-lunchcop given bv I'ort. Other guest* w r.. Ch-_*ter with Mr and Mr.;. Wm. Saracool for American Beauty roses. Miss Grace cue-half months. Riley Howland ol Mr* Haymond Finnic of Woodland Henney and Mr. and Mr*. Harry supper Thurxh.v. Sept. 7th, AH are *.! Mr. and Mr.*. Sdd Bench und'hnd .'Mr.'- Floyd Van Auk'-r Eddy at the piano, accompanied her 'Battle Creek, a brother of Mrs on Wednesday honoring Mi - E- O Snyder and daughter Elizabeth of; invited. Claiv Beach of Freeportl-B&dini: Mi>.- Lone.!.- Eddy, violinist Shutters, is nearly aa years of age. Thcmaii ef Chicago and Mrs. Jamci Ohm;' Mr. und Mrs Roy Bunn of' tMr*. HuHlberger is. very ill at the Mr*. J. A Woaton. Mrs. Ixiu Crt-;>: m- and i’.kiii' I'layiiu;. Ah. Sweet Mvt-tery of rev. and Mi-* Hckh Mlcliael, ac- mi-• Finiiii.- _______ ___ ... A LoiuHiftfl |K.t luck dinner war Oteson ot Aurora. III. itwar Freeport and Mr and Mrs home ot her stiter. Mr*, wm. Crockcbnipnnii’d by Mr- Fern parpenter;'aio-Sunday nt Die M-P. Oonferene. Lii'i.. ' "Bell, of Saint Mary's.” and served followed by a bull game at Mrs. Orval Sayles wad lioness at O. Slater und Mr and Mrs, Elmer ford. and Mi-s Audrey' Carpenter ot Yp- x, KUt Uf r. * h. L. Wlrtkin* 01 ■I L< -.,- Yon Trftty." The M’.--e* Ed- :the fair grounds, all reperttng ji de­ a dessert (brtdgc on Saturday com- 301,11 of «l£ar Clarksville. --------------- —— ----- =— dy ..L mi ...uu , ' I Love You Truly.' ’ aibnti. sixmt Sunday with. tncndAjoimondak. ; pUmentary to Mr.* Thornan. also ! Nelson, cicti.* und Maynma Vullightful time. PODU.NK. r w.x* In Grand RapThe bride and groom precoded by near Grand Huven j r. v Br-.smci ...., w fnentfa Relatives were prcji-nl from Mrs. G. L Lockwood won top score entin.-, and Lawrence and Maurtce Mr* .. R B Gardner .„.^ * laited Mrs. Alx-n Johnson nnd Miks Bar-ljd, on wedne-sd.-iv att'-nrtir.g a l-c-.Hte bride's pa.*xw. Rev. F. O. Spi'- Plc.i<Nint Ridge. Lansing. St Johns. and ■-J Mr*. -------attended camp last week *n H,u*tin;.r Saturday Thoma n second... Mrs. Greenfield ----------- ■----■ — — ].-r. vnt'-n-d ti> the strain* pt "Holy. ; bara Johnson ncrompun&d Mr and tun. by Dr. A. S Ovid. Battle Creek and Belding. • Melvin Smith viatted A Century Einar Frandsen was an out of town al PilK‘ l*ke Holy. Holy-' und took their place.* Mb Chari* * J »hn*<Hi t«Rb'ar Camol Opjonteti : guest. We were rrh’ickcd to hear of the of Progrc-*.* latt week. . unQdst a bank cf flower* nnd light-1 ‘ btttlrr. — 111., on Friday, - - ■to attend J **•th- q , r,„j1!,llc F,.ur PARTIES FOR Gl ESTS. md Mr.*. Hobcrt Kenyon hate candle.* the ceremony was)I Several delighttnl social affairs hmt'nl tl Mr- Clias. Johnson's-1 Ms mid Mr Bits’mer und cd — ------- where --------------—----- . BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. t uti'h-.p. »Wgh occurred filter a the .•ymp.rhy ol th-, community'm Clark. «f Lo pi-rfoimi-d by Rev. Spiller. The Un­ arc being given honoring Mr. and Mr*. D, 5. Gtxxfycar. 6r . wm ■ week’* lllnerf* of cryxipeku and hear-. । the |«i of thl'lr little daughter, to visit some nuduic members of the< bnde .* Mrs. C. E. Rc-eb ol Westfield. N. J . piea-antly surprised on her birthday■ trouble. ' iElinor by drowning Monday.. in D-troll Detroit on family and Mr s. Atlialeen Zike. au who are KUv.-ls of Mr. and Mrs. W last V.’edn-sdny afternoon, when Mr and Mr*. Forrest B- Lane and nl th<- Utter r. reUtne* m Mr*. Fred Renkes and daughter. 1 Homer Bauclunan l» working in intimate friend, were the only wit­ T. Grigsby. inldren and giu; t. Mis* Ethel A. 'sundny und -M md.n. tweh-e friend* were invited by. Mus' Df Hutiuad toanship Niks. • - -lunal. Mi-s Eddy Tfunorraw. Thunduy. :h<- four will Bi-mitn Brail to spend the afternoon' Hark ol Toronto werr at Bellamy; m- and Mr*. Franew .Daniels State- Park Saturday evening to a.ViUiigeviH.1. Georgia, and Mr. • with her. The gui'sU wch- served at picnic Mipper with.Dr andMr*. J [Mr.- Skidmore nnd MiSir WilMni of ^Jehovah/’ a favorite hymn of the thony Whitefleet at their Leach lake a large table which was attractively R Hay and Mr und Mrs. F.E Michigan, were gutM, .if Mr.* .Wide, flowing the a-remotiy. Mr. cottage. ! decorated with flowers. Um »f Sura nite i Archie M-Cpy SuivL.v. |..nd Mu SI-->:) went lo Marrna ....................... .................. Mr. und Mrs. A L. ........ Brown will cnMrs. Nettle Hyde. Mr*. O H l m-v Minnie Shriner and Mrs I. - whi n-they were guests nf the bride* I terfain eight gw*L* atat diniicr I HARMING DINNER. dinner ffii on Cleveland ot Cclumbu*. Ohio, and in Gla'Ut'w accompanied Mrs Mary :biother. Myron Carter, and family. Thursday night-------------„ honoring -Mr. and Mrs Grace s: Dodd.* nf Kansu* ---- ------------------------Wendell Kratz of Covington. K* . m, jyv.cll. Mi. Fred Foster. Mrs !l.-.atUlg the neM day fur Michigan. Mr* Roab.•*-■-- ------------------------------------- Xhty. Mo .. entertained at a charmjr n: the wvwk end In Flint with Mr MaW Finch’ ufld Mr and Mrs The br:d. i.- a eradtmte of FalrOn Friday cvnilng. Mr,and Mi* initly appointed dinner last Thursand Mrs A. S. Johnson, taking Mi-* . Harry Gring of tuii im; to A C n- n ount High . (.h-s'l and of the Not- E- A. Burton will h wwr Mi and Mr;, day evening al the home of her sts'VirRinia Jolnvon to lu-r home. Keith : tary <>f Prorirc..* in Chicago Sunday mal Cour t at Marion Col!: ;;.', and Rerb with a MX o’clock dinner, cov- t-w and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mr.< Jdlin.'on returned with tlicm for a vu' excursion (b.t* been a teacher in the Fairmount era lx ing laid for eleven ~ • — • guest* wet C. -W Wz.pmtcr. Twelve visit. I Prolx-te Judge mid Mi - Stuart ‘ch.x>l* and an ardent wbrket in the present. Mr*. Charles O'Hair. i On Thursday. Ltrs M L. Pjtsoh., rl..ia. nt > F'.i.iav for Chark- W«.d<yan rhurch. The groom i.a, - Poona. Ill. bring thr gpyst ot hono. Mrs. A A Crothrrs. Mrs Ab«n! V/!x to attend the Stare Probate I graduate ol F:.cj»ort High .-chool Miss Evelyn McMurray of Mau­ HONORED MRS. HOLDEN. JWinvm. Mi* Maude Iroivade. Mr*. ju,■ i.uvenfion in s"-smn there and t. an uctne warfccr in the nMi*. Kellar Stem entertained at a; ClifTord Dolan. Mi.** Helt-n,Miehm-l. j’.n jmsda1.. We:lne:d.iy nnd Thura-'hgious life of his home community. mee. Ohio, who has bren Hi at the Mt*.* Bwrb,ira Johntein. SlcviTri John- ,[ ,v -jv mij also -.idt other north- j'Thi-y ore al home to their friend.1 luxne of Mrritftd Mi«. Cicorite White one o’clock luncheon Friday niter-: : >n. Gordon Crothrrs and AU-nlfril Michiran point* of Hitcre;-t. ; tn Freeport. Their many friends following an ojvratlon for upper.- iu* >n for the pleasure of Mrs .Hurry Johnson. Jr. were guests of Mr. and I M,s Keith Daniel:, jvnt -FTIdiiy’ unite in cor.gratulafiniw and best diettts. Is recovering and may lie able Holden, ol St .Lmil*. who i» the; to be moved to. her home in an am­ guest of Mrs Morse Nevin* at Wall', Mrs. Gardner Bennett of Saliga- .c'-eninn with — her --------pnivm*. Mr. •i a —'-i..bulance th- b. t i f th - week. Mr Mr- A.‘ T Eash. H r sL ter. Mrs BRIDGEand Mrs Eugene McMurray and out-of-town being Mrs.! L Wolcott of Freeport accompanied! family wr:<- "u.st* at the White Charles-O'P.nsr. nf Peoria. BL j he- home and remained.until Hun-, --------------- —. -- and cottage at Gun lake, when Miss rtev Mr Wu'cott a'-.n s-n- n* s. ‘nr- ■-•med 1 «.<•!«‘ Biu-A’.. at lunch'-m Swift's Pure as -l hcr Evelyn wa* taken sick, and an operMr and Mis. R X Hurd and son ihcm- on Pack street Mrs G E atlon required. .Ml are glad she u. •Mr* D-anicl* -<-,«-•*» >r won high «mro in con- convalescing attended the Mulholland family re ­ — *' “ xr Fixed Fl**or. From Half, Lb. i Mrs Chester St.m return* to union at Morns Park, Lansing, on Mrs. Fr. 1 W Stebbins recdv--------- --- ■»»>---------------CENTER CUTS lb. 25c “ iS'.r/j.Il M »« 'h’ -.-"pi”/ ir-m KtITU Cl'llDUnK । Sunday. There were twenty-five ili? b- r 2 ■" Lil Mr. □.«» HAS 1IOSOH GlCrt. present. Mr*. Gvxxirjch of Charlotte; ah chk*(o Beef Mr? Mnr«.'Nevin I)i k ai d Mi* i 1 ’ r ' :nch of Caledonia. Mr* Chester Mis JoMpiiliuNA-Todd was hoitJosephliusA. Todd wa* hrotwas. elected president and Mrs. R M|-4 .’.tor '- W.-VIII.. ar.u «**w..* • . ; , MrA Mor Nevin. incr. Dr.am M \: • , nTELEPHONE 2241 ctji at a lo.ely Xncheon Ihncheon Thursday i K. Hurd wa* elected aecretary-trcxi. j Patty Stem Kill remain hrrr lor an 3nJ S’ LouL*. and M. , afternoon at tier home on Walnut lurer. - . I indrflnite tgv- b-came ot th” rpl.: Ihoma* of Detiolt Hastings Mich. Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. street ■ in honor vf Mrs Keith demlc in BL Lqid*. ■ SOL'TII SHULTZ. 1 of St. Johns. Contract ! Mr. nnd Mrs W H Franck nnd ।■ Mr. and Mr.i A J. Dir/en an- Chidester _ c, c bridge u*s played at two tables. Mrs Last Week’s Letter. j Mr. and-Mr*. Geo Cameron and | ,nouncc the marriage After the items were sent we reShultz. Freeport os th-;.trn-i. daughc___„ \v. M Stebbins a .„, Mr.*. James -G. age of and M|M wff Itcr ’ iuMi*.* ”L' KOee ' ri,, “ Bru ’oi winning **« l“the r *»« sad news of the passing JDUlfrCl Middleville ' Lb. l ter, RoseAiIrP Aiuc. tjMr Mr. Paul BrU'ol winning the the prizes prizes Mr*. .“cci-.vd — -♦ nt Pi'iuwn’er------ ----- ----- ------------- *------>-------- ----------------- ..■■■■—■------- -----------------> mo-' v'''J’nwy nr Dcimr mrMnv-1-.--i»39. -Chidester w.ir prrsenTW! wmr a-gin *of- Wlham -tfrmtt ! Barbara nanck of EMwimu. jno . Ihe performed in prize. Mr» Ray G. Finnic, of Wood- Monday mormn,’ li He had gone to* 2 Bars 15C ‘ Indiana. i Und. o.-iu, and aim Mr*. airs. David Ma via French, rrencn. of oi **•■*■*-• Junction vmmvaw . to »» attend ' camp 5101 Cakdoniji. were out-of-town guest*. --------meeUng and---was stricken with thr; i -■ : -------' " ——------——---------flu and. was unable to return home.. M,, rml CMm...... «l .nJ co|„„lu,DEI.1G1ITH I. riCSK Their youngest diughter. Essie ha*' Mr. and Mr*. Edwin Jone* ot fx-n-1 - »-r ------ —— been hi a hospital ekr.cn week* with ----, -, -I ver. Colprndv. vbited their sister ’. f-ii.Qwt j«* SHEFFIELD PH NIC A delightful pjcnlc was held at heart trouble with no hope* of her Mr* Ck'jrgf Enos of Cmcintwn: I Twenty-thne relate: reintr.-r* attended .Gun lake on Sunday, when ihe lol'recovery. Thev were formerly of i over the week end and Miss EthOl].the Sheffield Jamfly picnic held at J owner* of thr Murk Ritchie Wood- this place and he ptearhrd at th’I Large 12 ox. Bottle 'jonei ft'tunu-d with them. jom* । rviuni'-fl wan irem. i Gun lake on Sunday. Mr.* Goo. W land* plat and their families mid schoolhouse 'a number i>t years Hr' ; Mia* Marguerite Hctnwnsperger \'tsiwttlteld of thu city acting a* the neighbor.* met for their annual ha* many IricncLi here who* n -1 For Jell Making -spent Sunday here with Mrs A. D ’huites*. Mrs. Harold Sheffield and gathering at the lovely cottage of.grot tn.* pas-ung and extend heart-i jKnUkcrn and other frtentte. having daughter Jane ot Detroit were honor Mr and Mrs O E. Cheeacman of felt sympathy to the bereaved famwwoFor just returned from commbia Uni- KUe4ls R^-s-tm Sheffield u( Bit- Grand Rapid.*. Fifty-two enjoyed a Uy. AVe still have our tttile on Wall Paper. GeX your verrity in New York City On Mon-!t;c creek, the occasion bring hL*. bountiful put luck ditn^r and the ----: day the two ladles went to Bay View birthday auntvenaiy. All report a .happy sueigl time which followed, paper NOW before prices advance. We have to visit Mr and Mr*. Donald D ittelighHui lime. ’ ------ --------( Mr and Mrs John Clem of Kai-’ 1 . SNYDER—WAUGH. ' Smith of Detroit for a few day*. I --------------- - ------------------several good patterns at’ amazoo z.-wnt Sunday at the J#hn i'MIss Marguerite will teaeh in Y’psi- i PICNIC AND BRIDGE. i On Wednesday. August 23. at the Crawford home. » 1 lanti again the coming year. Mrs. G. M Brrfwer delightfully Emmanuel Ephcupal church, the Mis* Vlrgtpiu GilipCT and Mr. I I Rev. and Mrs. Frank Van Vllci I entertained twelve ladle* at a pot man-une of Mr. Charles St. Elmo Gilmer of Mu.*kcgon called on Mr., ami Mtejt Virginia Van Vliet of Fort luck supper at her summer home on ■Snyder to Miss Emma Jean Waugh, Mr. and Mr- Ernest Bennett Sun-. FaMjTld, Maine were guest* of MIM the east sho.--.. of Wall lake Friday both of Cloverdale, was solemnized <M.v Gertrude Bentley on Monday. Mln* evening, compttmeniiiig Miss Ethel by Rev J. A. McNulty. Attending Mr. and Mrs Ernest .Willianm and We Deliver The Big Little Store (Van Viic» r a .•tud'-nt in the Pro- a . plark of Tcronro. On'..Bridge '»m t’jc bridal couple were Mr and Mr.* i body Conservatory of Muatc at &d- played, high acose going to $in>. For- William S. Carter of Kalamaiwo. Hastjng.-, called at thb John Craw­ I Best wuhea arc extended. timoie, Ml • jrart B Lane. ford home Sunday. I Social Events and Personal Mention SILVERTHHEAD’’ I CASTSEECTED SCHOOL SPECIALS Boys’ Suit* Boy* Two - Knicker Suits Boys wLongies Boys’ Knickers $free Boys Shirts Salad Forks Boys Blouses 45 c <» 95c T.S.Baird Hessmer the .lewder Labor Day Savings Friday, Sept. 1 Saturday, Sept. 2 MEAT MARKET SPECIALS 2 LARD Reed’s Drug Store .. Armour’s Ham Beef Steak 15c 17%c u. 1714« GROCERY SPECIALS SCHOOL SUPPLIES! Pencils, Tablets, Pens, Ink, Note Books, Note Paper, Paste, Glue Good Assortment on All Lines WALL PAPER Palm Olive Soap LaFrance Powder 3 8X^1^ 25c Mustard 13c Catsup 11c Certo 26c Toilet Tissue 29c Quality 10c, 13c, 15c and 20c A DOUBLE ROLL! Service Right Price* �THE HASTTKOB B4XNEB, WEDNESDAY, ArrirVT 30, 1923 FAOI E7OHT I NASIIVILI-F.. ■ a former pastor, *111 speak in the FREEPORT. Thr 4th annual reunion of the । evening Rev And Mre. Wright will Hilda Howe of Grand Ledge 1‘tig Mba Gatlin Loomu thu HoislngUm family »as held at the - duct. home of Mr and Mrs. William' A. E Dull. Ottie Lykins and Clay< r SUson and Miss Merle Car- Mitchell of Gladwin. Mich. There ton Decker left Tuesday morning Fainntuint. Hid. were mar- were 41 relatives present Irom De-,on a Ashing trip in northern Michirnuraday, Augtu: 24 congruf- trolt. Nkthvllle. Shultz Flint. Alma, nan. Millbrook. H Jaffee of Boyne Cfty is opening tis Mr und Mrs. 8l**on. *' Millbrook, Remus and Harrison. A Guaranteed \T/u Fitting Servics । Wickham and *hc will the n;i:nc uf Joyce Pearl. Evtry trass we Ct i» guar­ anteed to hold the. rupturo and va keep it in proper adjastnsnt for you. Let ns show you the New Akron Trass feature *'Selective Prew.iro Control'1. Nothing else like IL We art exclusive repraacaUUvc*. The Prescription Drug Store *. A. L> BARKER. Rrofr. HASTINGS MICHIGAN Our Success Hm been achieved thrnach care­ ful budneci management and utitfactbry dealing with polity­ holders. SEE US FOB INSURANCE Citizens Mutual THE CHURCHES FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMAZOO. MICHIGAN J. L MAUS Local BaprairatatlT*. llaatlsgi. Mid). GEORGE M. NEWTON lake SPECTACLES FITTED, BEPAIKED. BBOKEN LENSES REPLACED. WATCH. CLOCK. JEWELRY REPAIRING . CASH FOB OLD GOLD. Bat Worton and ><« how ru a dollar wiU bo- .■*; — . -- ; virar v w-mu. n iv>mwi »»»■»»»-,rrtn(. »< Miuvan I'arx On Wedncs-. Idem. < ....sas brought here Tuesday r011 . .. for ident. Mrs Mina S___ ___Holsinmon. _______ _ of .... ««idenl. (kiy -Ml,‘’..5.. WoMe unU W)nM .uft Hint. The minutes ol Um year * Irom Lan* ing for burial ' thrir home in Farmington, ulu-r reunion were nnd The following Mu* OHth Woofi. home economic* ;|ldm„ (l |nolUh wnli jK.r piU-ejil». olBeers were elected: President. Mr*. teacher h-rc the past tuo years, will M, i||(1 MfM v Kcyes Gertie Mitchell ol Harrison: Vno- teach In Bloomingdale M|. iiC14l ul)d daGghler. Mlm F M S. UM !«e»ideni. Mr*. HHfla Mitchell of A gen rai nucUi.j- of the Kepw- Zln.ni,,. |,.f| w.-dtmaday.fur their Gladwin: secretary and treasurer, dirt Ladle*' Aid-was held at the llv|nl. In prt!U.t4m, New Jfrsey Mr*. Mrs. Fred Miller of Nashville. The Coqtiounuy Iioum on Wednesday lMbcilc Cix,tcy accompanied them oldest member present was Mrs afternoon. A pot luck supper was w #JJcnd tlw £lnU.r for the ensuing year Rachel Hoisington. Baldwin 78. and ; jjr alld, Mrs. Cliurles Betti und resident.’ Mrs. L-jemU; tile youngest was Patricia Jcin served Tlie Brandt family reunion wne fainj;y tjwnt Sundav. with his sisYoung. 8 month*. Tlie meeting next held at Pine lake, near Olivet About l(.r Wb4 fiC.j4 Rett*, al Ox Bow year will be held at Putnam Park. 75 enjoyed Hie bounteous pot luck lakt, illld lfobt>y remained Mcn-tary. Mrs. WH1 Nashville, the 3rd Sundayjn August a.»_«,-> <hf #)id x,r; ,uolh<|r dinner Mrs Minnie Brandt. 80. nlkr; Stewaidship.McreiAiy. Mra. Mrs. Fred Tarbeil Li in, Chicago was the olde-.t one present tlw tauir home ,Ium, with ,IH, tlumi. ,she 1W returned. ------iu • Nccb;. exiiiLfUm --M-crKary-■ vvdttng relatives and attending the younger teau Chi* daughter_o. came ll} llcr j10llK. |n Kalamacuo on Tu: .. Nagkr: Mite box and Jitera- Worlfa Fuir Clyde Brandt, age. 18 months. Tlte,dn.. . s. King: Light Rev. and Mrs Albert Ostroth bu-.ni-.••; ngctlriK was called to order, ’ s. J. D. Cool: . spent the week end with Mr*. Surah by the prc.udent, Mrs. Mary Brandt I Herald. Ga!h.t I Odroth. For the first time tn the History ot All ‘.oiited in sinning Bic-t Be- the Bearer It atfer.: Born to Mr and Mi*. Nelson Tw wiiwwau: me toou* 17i it Binds:" the Lord's prayerr£ prayer ' “ulomlg Courts a man and tar Brumm August 28. a seven pound a* repeated in unison The omwra «»<•»«<• seemly chraeit to serve Mr and Mr«. Frank Hynra visited daughter, who has been narncd Au- >r tii- coming year are Pn'*ident?on ,,u' •anM' i.it;--: ■ '.•L-t.:. Mi and Mr... nella Mjrv. [r,. Mmy Brandt.' VKe-prv«ildfnt. ord faiqaill at Woodland ThuradB} Tlie late WillUun' Hiown Bowdle Born Augwit 27 to Mr and Mrs [rs. Geiw.it-vc Biandt: secretary D-ila Bowman: pro- of Limn. Ohio, claimed the record <>f Arur Leedy, a ten and one-half trean p;Uiid boy. g.ram commit I'*-' Edith McIntyre not pii.v-lnr a t<-.:*ion ot Sunday BCUiSk of Bavi Mrc. Ctcde Betts and Maude Actcett Many stutiLi ~ ‘ ---— Cura (Jardent r Sa Creek on Thursday. wwc phtved under the Rev and Mrs. ,C. C. Gibton and L if Mrs. IJeila Bowman : family of Detroit spent the week end A — .... with the latter's iiarvni*. Mr. und i-aptum* li- in,.' Will Acketl mid IrvMr* Frank Feighner. in,- lititmit Fred Brnndt umpired Merlin Gage and Canoil Hand!- rt<e g.iihe as none other than hlott S'uiprt ol Grand Rapids wen rh ir.'-dav iruc-'.i of Mr. and Mn ten are spending the week in Chi- t-.-uld do. The* rained grout excitecago attending A Century uf Ph i:- incut, am/ with Otsoii McIntyre to Lonras'and grantbop Noah Dr 8. M Fowler of HttcHngx. Mr ia.it Hie "Dumb Belli ' 13 to 15. The Locah calk-d at tin- home ' an<l Mr>. Gail Lyknu nnd twin *on» reunion win be la id Hie third week anti Mr- f3-.lt- Turker left'Thur*Fori>ry Frida,. ■ day to visit relative* in Shiloh, Ohio, :. c I- Glasgow .entertained < n returning Labor Day. Mrs Zatda Wolfe spent the week HninraotMlc Ind Mr. and Mrs E V. Keyes and branttk MflTCrby grandsons attended ty family reuRit'n .-. n mat -f Mi- Mi -Sunday at Loon lake. • Com­ laid al one large t J Clare McDerby. Mr* Frank Mr- f,:r I ■ly biiichron arrvoc ' Derby und Mr- David Myers were four tnd ‘rhe In- - in Grund Rapid-. Thursday. ' Th*'- Methodist church will ob­ - rve their home coming on Suri■uu <Uy. In the mornmg at III 30 o'clock .... .......................................... Lepitni of Grand the Rev. Alfred Way <>f Albion and and tlfcy had to gmwho the Detioll alii be the gu-.st ixistor. Re~' .. ... ikir.t. and Blunted Way left NasljvBle In 1011. Ml. Mildred Wotring will sing a aol* Mi.* Marjone Hovt. daughter of tit present pa.tor. wfil. play a violi ,.— "lo . At the tu ning :<-nlci- bn al .....„.^n NV-'- Vance enIi.uurieal play tn connection with the' t*-x taint'd for Mr.-.. Mj'ei s. . > rmon. “Tlie Gift of Self;" ■wllClx-. Born Auki<V. 23 b» Mr. anti Mr, tile lafl given with 14 dtaraclvra. Tlie Rev.’Atliiur Pennock u. dauiihter. jGiur^e E. Wright of Grand Ledge. MiMri il, Hie six year old <laught> For Reliable Farm Fire Insurance in Michigan’s Largest Farm Mutual Fire Insurance Co. See MORRIS O. HILL Haatinga, Michigan SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED and RENTED Gel Your' Supplier nf The At Robleaki's Elee. Shop Ilatllnr*. Mlrh. Phone 2234 , ■if. pie. PLAYER PIANO All Kix.d'i front 30 Int'liis to ..I Intlii* ulde- ' Cenu- in and louk them over. I m111 be pleacrd to »h'n» Ilit-in io you and «|Unlr you the LOW- BEST LINE of t shuuit, in price. Dr. C. O. Wilcox W. A. CAIN Announce* the Oprtihtg* of « At lhe Delton Hospital Delton . . . Michigan NEW AND USED AUTO PARTS for Week of Wed., Aug. 30 to Wed., Sept. 6 > Carl Gilliland of Ldam Iridic-. wlto ayed by Mr Bratton. Glenn F. Laubaugh HASTINGS Buy Now and Save! You May Not-See These LowPrices Again for Some Time « from here a ho Nrill rttury of Progress at HASTINGS MARKETS re •ante •rdially ir com- •y Of K llARMUOO ’ aM i nd with friends in GRANGE PROGRAMS •8KU- Rrv Whr-.ier fiBcd the pulpit at■*•; cita.a;;. Sunday for the first time.! r-1 h .Mr and Mrs Wheeler ev-i m their new appoint-] Fred Williams was in Lansing Wednesday on busnlrs*. ‘ . Mr and Mrs. Ford Carr and Mr, 1 M: Cha - Hoyt and daughter. ■ attended A Century of Prog­ : . h ct-.ie.si’o and Miss Gttla Cave. : ■ :. -d with them fur a visit. and Mrs. Floyd Nagler nf Iowa I" called on Mr. and Mrs. FY«j Brunner Monday, enroute to ■i the lormrr s parents. Mr. and Mr.- August Nagler. of Evart. । Mr. and Mr*. Frank Haight of Coat* Grave visited Mr and Mrs. G.uj Lightfoot Tuesday on their re-' turn from the American Legion cont-ntUoa at Grand Rapids. 'WrtM**H** >?•!••£•+) \6ea's > for better mortuary services W xnr sacrifice —profit APPLES FOR CHARLES H. LEONARD era SyteyM Frat'. Distinctive Funeral Serrka T. E. BECK SALE P.OGO since 1910 is imp ot Dearborn. THE PHOI.STERER and FINISHER 115 N. MICHIGAN AVE. Phone 3012 SPECIALS F.ATTIST ^nURCH. II. J. Adcock, MuiHter WHILE YOU WAIT. OPE> SATURDAY EVENING)! PHONE 2637 Large Detroit Mush Company ha* In Histlngx a brauliful, ’ ■.mall *|xr It PAYS to Do GOOD Work! - . Singer Sewing Machine Co. DENTAL OFFICES of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Weeks. «uff«*d an attack ot •W^‘d‘uh™ hatuntay. Bhe !'»»> Un»«ng but IIrnprO'ed w lU' operation wax imnrorwary. am niLn Mr and Mrs । p v tZl.,./ m£° and^Mrs * Gail Lykins The Macon.' the United States Navy's newest dirigible. has W.000squprt yards of catton in its con- i .stiuctior; or enough to make a single । strip one yard wide extend more than 53 miles in length.0.^ ■■ -........... Church membership r«x* slgtafl- ; eanlly during she economic deprra- ■ nan. i Kords Rubbing Alcohol mm 19c Milk of Magnesia Regular 50c Sira p.~ 27c Samson’s Mineral Oil f.u *;..*<• 29c Kenard’s Ext.Witch Hazel Full Pint 19c Price’s Epsom Salts r.u r-a n,. 10c Norwegian Cod Liver Oil r-« 49c Mi-31 Solution Our Bril Antiseptic Bottle 49c Regular 25c Talcum 6 Kindr to Select From 17c One-Inch Adhesive Plaster 2 , v.,d. 15c Milk of Magnesia Regular 50c Sue 39c Milk of Magnesia Regular 25c Sire 19c 4 Ounce Bottles Glycerine Bottle 19c 1 Pound of Psyllium Seed »ui, . 29c MANY OTHER BARGAINS WATCH OUR WINDOWS! Carveth & Stebbins The Rexall Druggists GOODS DELIVERED TELEPHONE 2131 week with Ik �Wednesday, August 30, 1933 PART TWO—Pi THE HASTINGS BANNER haiut the soil, as it Is air and water It make up nearly all the weight BIB CO. WONM AIDS SPECIALISTS ■BIWK . BtnSUBMCROH :W PLANTS IMMUNE TO FROSTS AND INSECTS Mr. and Mrs. Ward Chase of Port-,1 a part of tlie western i___ Russell Adams, aged 16 years, a lad and much 'loved by all. of his uformer pupil ot our school, son of aoclateX'both In and out of echool I^uid, Ore . who have been vtaiUng state be will have to cover, SPLEG^SLATURE?N MAY BE!'George and Mrs* Adams of Panmlee. and Vnuch sympathy is expressed for his people .here, will leave for home, left to mourn. stopping to take In the sights of who lias been poorly since last win­ the many ter, when he ha<| the meazles and Funeral at lt»e Parrnakt- church Uu* fair In Chicago tills Week. to cover lhe state it IsexpectoC W. R. Harper wa* home over Bun-1 there will be mare needed aiu! was In a Grand Rapids hospital u Monday at 2 4* M. Tb70,a.z^X“he while ego and was brought home, as Bunday ounu.i, Charles vinn. H ... Whitmore nuiuuu.r of u, u.* dayy .from num his ilia labors mi in mic the iiiLrillMl Internal; may make u difference to the he seemed to be doing much better, Muskegon. accompanied by u friend' Revenue department. Ho has been ---------' cial” Thia Fall ;recently was again taken to a Grand und their ladies spent the day with i assigned to western Michigan with; ESTIMATE M0BE THAN Ncw Kind of Bean and Cab­ STATE COLLEGE ^EN DE­ 4dichlgan may have ..... u„ special ses­ Rapid.) hospital where he passed the former's parents. G D and Mrs.[headquarters at Grund Rapids. A*i position for he will make tlirai a VELOPING NEW TYPE 1 yet he docs not know just how large I gcrxl efficient man fur the poaiUGn. »5«.000,000 WAGES sion of bage Development in the Uf tlie tile fcgMlature legislature, this fall. fuii, If up■ away Friday evening.. He was a One Whitmore. the insistent demands being made * WILL Ek PAID OF BLUEBERRIES Upper Peninsula upon Governor Comstock by at least • It seems that every crop plant and' ... 'three ■three organixed-groups organized groups arc are heeded. heeded. , I Vegetable develops enemies or weak- TORIPEN IN FALL AS 1; First GOVERNMENT SHOULD First tlie tlie schools. schools Educational Educational or-1 or-* nroaca which tend to moke growing WPII AQ IM SUMMER ganlzations ask speedy attention to! ENCOURAGEJNDUSTRY it unprofitable. Our readers will be VftLLjHOini oummcn t)M , ur<tnt s oor i hundreds I'X urKcni neet netjas nunareu* of ui1 interested in the fact that recent M n„i Mr. nho. VnhUr TY>1 irural, irural, village village and and small small city city seboota schools. ? Chat.Kahler, Kahler,Near Near DelDel- 'Th I^ee m Wx UnHutian amendment, amendment. aBTS.Unat. x limitation Huge Sum of Money la Paid experiments indicate that one and Mrs, possibly two ol thru-may be taken _ton, Ha» Buihc* Whose adopted last year, does not allow! Foreign Countries for Sugar .out of the danger zone: ’ — ..... PmH »inen*~ln *!««”’ '— enough for the support of — many In the upper peninsula, near Fruit Ripens In fiept. shoots, w that aid of some sort tai Consumed by the U. S. there -----------has been---------developed ---------- - -----it reetns evident that the humble necessary. In some instances Millage I The American beet sugar Indus­ Munising, cabbage. *l*o new var- huckleberry will come Into its own schools have reported to the state try will contribute more than 856.- a 1 front proof .and potatoes------ and.become an Important asset of; that the.y could not even open school 01 beans heans.and 600,000 in wages to labor in 1J33. if let les of The new kind of bean is named thi* state. For several years, at the thi* full unless there was some asthe present crop estimate materialires, according to Mr. E. Wilson the "Laius Superior." It is said to South Haven Experiment Station, isurance of help, because of lack of invulnerable to Insect paste and Michigan State College pomologtate' fund* in the school treasury- Ttmk Cressey, nytnhglng 'director of the be ha» a fine flavor, so that It com-'*have —— been studying tlie blueberry, ----- ■--------— - ----------• *for — porary help — lion •-• been arranged Fanners and Manufacturers Bert inand* a premium of 50c a bushel They have already developed-high I come ot them; but tliey will need Sugar Association. * above the common bean. This new bush varieties that will produce ber-, more, so there Is u demand for a More than 934.000.000 man hours variety w/u developed by lhe Lake ties tlie size of an ordinary cherry., rpecinl session. Superintendent of ot labor were required to pitklucc ;Superior Potato Growers Assocta- witlHtriPlous flavor. । Public Inatructkli Voelker insists the sugar consumed in the United Uon. aided by on agriculturist speGenerally speaking, the buckle-1 that the only way out u a state In­ States in 1932, Gressey said. , cirtlist supplied by the Duluth South berry crop ripens early In' the sum- come tax. But that Is Impossible "Il requires eight man hours of [i'Shore and Atlantic Railroad Com- inter and lasts but a few weeks. The until lhe matter can be, submitted to labor to produce 100 pounds of ■ pany. t M 3- C. experts have been putting tlie voters of lhe stale and has their sugar On the basis of an eight-1 The — new cabbage.! --------like the new on contests In various parte of the approval. hour day the total sugar consumed bean, Is immune to insects, and state for the development of this Tlie operation of the sales tax has by the-jteople of the United States frost hiu no effect upon it. A pc- fruit. Some excellent results haw brought some special problems, In 1932. represents tlie equivalent cu'inrlty ut these plants Is that obtained. They have developed There are some things about that of 300 days’ employment for a total cold weather seems to force the sap been berries that will not only be large, law that need clearing up. Even the| of 389,166 persons. into tlie root.! and warin weather but will mature at different times.'state sales tax board has suggested i . "Last year the United Blates im- tends it back into the] stem and even well into the f»U months. 1 that the law should be revised and j l>orted 1.647,000 short tons of sugar, leaves. These experts receiveu a good deal some of its objectionoblc features; There are many in Barry county or 282 per cent of our total con­ ot help from Barry county. Tliey; removed. sumption. from Cuba. Tills ton­ who should watch the development found on tlie farm of Mrs Charles: The third clement clamoring for of these new plants and secure seed nage In terms of the III labor urillisinvolved Ul UH- luuvr IIIVUIVCU — ---Kahler, near Delton, a strain of a s|X*clal cession consists of those In Its production represented a to- tor planting. blueberries whose fruit docs notj who want hard liquors sold again at . lal of 263,520.000 man hours of la••• ripen . until late in September or retail In this state. At present their T bor. or eight hours work per day for .NOVEL WAY TO SCARE early In October. With bushes se- sale 13 prohibited. So far 21 states 109,800 men for 300 days MARAUDING PWFA’sANT<i riur<1 ,r0lu Mra- Kahler, cross poill- have voted In favor of wiping out "Lust year our domestic beet sugar I reiHRHUUHYU rnCHOHIV I 0;nat|onA htm. been madc wlth eariierjthc Eighteenth Amendment, and Industry afforded, directly and in- i _ . J varieties. Seedlings from these crass-1 not a single state Iul*. so far opposed directly. -197.120,000 197.120,000 hours ot of em cm-­ Ohnton County Fanner Tried1 Ings are expected to prolong the repeal; so these advocates of hard An(j worked ployment to .uthe ». farmers of Ji tile blueberry season from June until j liquor, believing lhe Eighteenth United States and American labor September. I Amendment Is doomed, want proSplendidly With an estimated production of Other croMings of known baren-1 vUioiw made for lhe sale of liquors 1.400.000 abort tons ot beet sugar to1 A Clinton county fnhncr raved a1 tage have been madc in order to'with heavy alcoholic content, as be produced In the United Slates1 five acre melon patch from destruc- produce larger juid better berries I noon as the majority of the states this year tile domestic beet sugar’ tion with the aid ot four len-cem than the leading domestic varieties, shall discard the Bghteonth Industry will utilize 224,000.000 mnn1 mirrors hours of labor. In other words on1 Tlrf farmer, who claimed that las: under cultivation. Tlie South Haven ’ Amendment, ———, the basis of the estimated produc­ jiear ringneck pheasants destroyed station has about 20,000 seedlings | G.,m U»«. rru.mK. Ttey MICHIGAN CROPS ABOVE tion TLfor 1933 the domestic beet i-ugar ’Z/u.—Rui——•—1*100 worth of his mrlorls becann* lx* transplanted to tlie nursery nuconre CAD OAIIMTDV Uulustry wii utilize the services of । deMftprBte this summer und asked will row next spring, and will be ready! AVERAGE FOR COUNTRY 93,3?3->r^niM C*n w,orXcrs’, B,ro,r<,*nK Clarence WhiTler. coiwervutton of-: lor field trials in 1935. As the seed- ! ----- ----e“rb ,‘Lay* ... . I n«r ■“ St Johns. If there wa. any Ungs come into fruit production Despite thn Fact That They , M<1fp lt«n .J*hn* ■« to, recourse. recourse. Wheeler Wheeler suggested aUL-gestcd that that Uu* the1 they will provide.cuttirfgs tor propa- j - ’ Arc Below the Average whk-'h ' w U be hmtorted“'into ,“"ncr PPld'a-e ty™ Cheap mir- Ration punxnes. No attempt, how­ tlTum ror’- ’'“I*’"1 'ach ,ronl “ fram'‘ of Recent Yean StaU Xro,n “ r°relgn work no that the wind could move ever, will be made to propagate them | ! unless they show commercial . It has been reported that Mlchlcountry." These figures give eloquent proof lhe mirrors, nnd set them out in Uw1 promise tn tltclr fruiting character­ ’ gon’s outlook for crops in 1933 is patch. istics. of what could be. accomplished If melon : poorer tnan than tor for several recent years; ,i , . j , 71m? pheasants aba&doned the our government would give needed melon but toe fanners and orchardiste of patch the first day the mir­ 1i “rl*i JTT’ »1H« “tote arc fortunate in tlie fact encouragement to the beet sugar in-1 were hung nut. The-birds were r es it te also greaUy Interested tn that ctdltlomi here are'much duatry. which would make this coun-1 rors Tu average in this try completely Independent In that ':more frightened by their own rerte-• tlie improvement of the low bush ( bY the huckleberry, with the Idea that the '*l.„frvinan \ ,,c a'crft8t ,n u’“ stable product The labor j_:!; 1 lon* U’an tocy had low biul( b,m.« will be uwful. e.pe* , would amount to six times tlie figure, ei.lly In 111. northern ,i.n ol th. Utlng 100 as a biuls. fltchlsan. we have’quoted, as lhe beet sugar. automobile' registered In ***J- better than grown in tills country now supplies I Pennsylvania is: to have a sticker lo.rr panlnaula. There are many c9rn cfop b 20 hunitrnl ilxMuandt ot aerra o( lend lh 5 . but a small percentage of the total 1 ainxwi to the windshield with the north ol Clrund naphta and Bay city wheat la 21 pointa hotter than tha Gernand.. , tJ ,. slogan -Take Time To Be Careful" alwro It L. oil eonhdi'red pr.ehc- >eoontrTa averwr Michigan, hat And this plan would add millions -------------< * «■------ ——able u> now hl<h bttah bl/ber.w, «°P. hmw.er owina to eaceaute of dollar.! to the farm Income of The Bank of England was incorThe tewdthah rannlaa are belnu Im-' ™““ .“??'>> “•?» |1™I» thls country too, and would not ex-1 porated Uuly 27. 1694. prosed lot the bencht ot that area, l—hlnd the ,in>r- tor the country Houlu Irom .arh.iu erowli.,.: W "“*• >»l"“ >»«>>«an'< have ahrady produced bliwberrle. “ I™ >»•»'» *"? '1* 11 lor almoat unbelievable jure They ahrvv- the counxn e average sraw in neat Hue chutor, on the T»me hay ta ten po nta-and aKell t .bushes. It .rem. UWt»a.ble to mate •*« " «*“ ,h' I tlirm prow Urger. but-.he airwlaluu I «•«"- "re I In South Karen ataUort tell Merest., "J”"1 P noh'1-' helow the avwrapr. i.d nation -to wait and .ro/ . J’01"'0? •" '“‘"5* »"■ ”*CTI I Bsrry county ha. hundreda „t b«u W point, above lhe averaK »t i acres well adapted to the gruWing |t,w'c0,lntry'; I cl blueberries, particularly tlie high In fruits. Michigan apples are 39 i bmil type. It will be w*ll for owners I points better than the country’s i of such land to viMl the station at average, grapes 26 per cent. BuL ’South Haven and learn abou: theipeaches fall 50 {points below and Wayne 26 " Mach Supplement will help you to get I development of tha bluebeny. ! [>ears 30 pointe l>c!ou. MORE EGGS at LOW COST|! high egg production at the lowest possible cost. By using equal parts of Wayne 26" nnd Home Grains it is possible to make a proven egg mash that carries all the ingredients generally accepted by all leading poultry authorities. If you don’t raise farm grains—then Wayne Egg Mash will best fit your needs for a complete lay­ ing mash that comes already to dump into your mash feed hoppers. Edmonds Elevator & implement Company IUR -s- FEED COAL CEMENT -t- UME BRICK h- TILE ♦ FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS, MICH. v TELEPHONE 2118 SAFETY FIRST Today as never before, those who give the mat­ ter any thought, must recognize the funda­ mental soundness of Building and Loan Associa­ tions,—organized for mutual benefit of mem­ bers, Ioans small and secured by first mortgages upon homes, these shares offer investors the highest degree of Safety. During itr-43 years the NATIONAL has never lost a dollar of any member’s investment/ 3the Rational <Coan & fnweBfcnent ffiontpaiu. Griswold 8L.‘ Detroit, Mich. »UoiV. OUaet BuUdlM ui J. L. Maus, Hastings. Mich. jj{ Y. M. C. A. ITEMS , surprising to many ln to 1 . XVI. V. M, 11 j It will thntbeover nw Hftnfonl ------------ ======= It)e Hilltop Orchards. J. H, Heuser ■ Contributions to the State Re- !aIld Sjn hav«* demonstrated that llgtous Educational Council assist fading varieties of prunes grown Sunday Schools in 55 other coun- on thc Pacific coast can be produced tries us well as greatly lielping our ln 11,15 state­ own । The Heusers set a row of western Muy it be true of the Y. M. C. A., prune trees a few years ago as an once an active service member ol- experiment to determine whether ways a member. Tlie Association these varieties are adapted to Mlchiricver lores interest in them and the gan climatic conditions. The trees Y Is ever concerned for their wel- have thrived nnd set for large crops fare. of fruit. Mr. Heuser believes that "Only a noble form of religion, in prunes ore a coming fruit crop tn an effective aggressive mood can do Michigan. They -outsell plums and what must be done in America."— bring a better average price. ; Detroit Free Press. ■ _________ « * » . Sec. Angell was tn Woodland and MIDDLEVILLE. UP C L. Boley returned Wedneaday AnvSH s fromatwoweeks-vacatlbnlnnorth■!bov ! crn Michigan He caught some Ash X »nd had a flne lime al and near ^mim 1 Houghton lake and'other points. theH?are“iZSv^^whn^St Herber‘ Thorne and Frederick nte«XfRnrt nCJt niu 1 Granger left Thursday for a canoe P Steven dJ<rtinron, la^rivM home1 trtp' They wcnt “rou,M, Lake Al‘ Wed^>XrfavJfmm « Gon-Quin, and then , to Nashville the SLite Y X? C A eJinn HTOrrh i Where lhcy pUt thcl^ COnW‘ *“ the toe State i. M. C- A ,Camp al Torch rJver nnd CBmp down by easy staRes> Brev Anm.il in «< camping out. fishing along, getting Wi^ Ednmnd HnLTrt back Saturday evening. A fine outwiui Edinuna Howard. John Erway <n_ land Hubert Long of Hastingn and) « nnd’Mr* fteltv left WedIn-KSTSi1 "uuS'V. Tne state x camp comprises 400 p»«ft.v*v m,. nettv is bothered I tester* fnrtf .U • f»»- They will camp out and hope ; leader* and- direct, the vesper serv’n enJoyBbVe tlme in the ■ .. t at__________ north. 1 . WOOL PROSPECTS BETTER. U* ?Utl h,»hway ,nP" Tlxre ta much encouragement for wo,rk lhe d?y “P°2 ? "TfL1 sheep owners in the Increasing use *a,k *Pnroachcs to the bridge, which ..r n< w ™ u“ h* *i*w. ““''•"■"•'IT «'*• brighter than for several year. plP« p arM lhe" While other fibers have been substlit tuted because they were cheaper it but, ,Bro^ep’ ?? has been found that for warmth and **. “^5 I**1?' Ye,^no,r 0 j Pf 7i CS good service good wool plays an Im- wh0 bad tripped there and fallen £mant port^Tlhe maSmtecture of T’" not *rto“*y lnJurw1' for’ good clothing. tuJl?tely: a , D „ I t a । l Thursday Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Mer! The largest shipment of gold ever > riman ot Detroit, Mrs. A. C. Hlndmode wgs the recent transfer of 11.- man of New York. Miss Dora Park000.000.000 in gold from the old hurat of Detroit. Mrs. Gertude ParkUnited Steles Assay office tn New i hunt and daughter Grace of Orand York City to the new bulldlng-81.- ' Rapid, and Don Parkhurst of west000 JX» being moved every four min-1 Texas, were calling on friends utes during seven working houra a h«re- Tliey were all former reaiday for about 10 days. 1 dents here and greatly enjoy getting ■ -............. -■*■*---------------back and seeing old friends. Come Panama hate are made from the | more often folks, we are always glad young leaves of the Jlpijapa plant, to see you. FOODS for PICNIC, CAMP and HOME All prices in this advertisement include the Michigan 3 per cent Sales Tax SMOKED PICNICS Chickens" IZjc Pork Steak 3 »• 25c Roasting Cbickena, 3 to ♦ lb. 19c PORK ROAST Picnic Style Side Pork F™h IOc Veal Loaf «- SLICED BACON Ham MINCED 15c Beef lb. HERRUD VEAL CHOPS PORK 10c IOc Freah Dressed lb. BEANS co-bry and IOc lb. Freah Ground No. 1 Cans In delicious temeto sauce with flavorful pork — Giant can, 2 for I5c. Kraft Chees* 2 Catsup ' 27c 2 c.uni„ciuk Fresh Bread 35c AU kind* except Swi«* and Old Engliah Swiaa and Old Engliah, 2 pkga. 39c lb. loaf £g lb. loaf 7C F™=^^C Famous. Country Club Rye Bread Cpuntry Club—Tasty, delicious Fancy quality A 1-lb. Pk3. COUNTRY CLUB COMBINATION SPECIAL SODA CRACKERS ■»• 15c Matter Dill Pickles GRAHAMS 25' Both for Corned Beef Hash >» 15c Matter Sweet Gherkins, pint 15c 33c << Queen Olivet Tuna Fish Standard 2 25c Saltect Light Meat Hollywood-Stuffed Olives, pint 29c FRENCH COFFEE COUNTRY CLUB Rich, distinctive — vacuum pack 6c >*>■ Swift’s Cheese Spread Full bodied and flavory American \r Pimento 2 25cx. 43« lb. tin Sandwich Spread Country Club—16-ox. Jar 22c 29c Salad Dressing Pic-Wax Paper Paper Platea, pkg. 10c| WESCO ICED TEA 10' LATONIA CLUB toll Paper Napkins, pkg. 8c 19' Blended specially for icing PENN-RAD $1.15 2-gallon ean MOTOR OIL—100*;i Pur* Pennsylvania Light, medium or heavy, 2-quart can 30* GINGER ALE—Also Rocky River Lemon Lime, Orang* and Root Beer—No bottle charge - VIRGINIA SWEET POTATOES 25c 6 U. S. S. No. No. I1 quality quality U. Candied Sweet Potatoes, Baked Sweet Potatoes - Haven’t you just been wiahing for them ? Cauliflower £2^ 1»c SCRATCH FEED -r $1.69 g®w««* y*u®w fruit j iba. MASH -U s1.89 |,*R£ake GOLD BAND Laundry ooap — Urge giant atea bars 7 , 25c “ _ - 1Jfc ROLLED OATS JO - 39c Bulk BulkQuality qualitysate oat a Wasco Brand LAYING Bananas MASON JARS —~ Pinto, do«. t»c — 2 quart*, dos. Ma �TOE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST M, 1M3 FADE TEN HOUSEWIVES SHOULD CAN CHICKEN NOW Nutrition SpecialistJlives DirectionB—Telifi ffbw to 11 MEAT TRUTHS TAUGHT i „ LA*t , I ov ncTDftiT rvmtur Herbert Morehouse returned 8a tpounds pressure or protoM 3 hours .I BY DETROIT EXHIBIT urday from Marshall wharv Iie at­ tn a hot water bath Do not allow -----------'u-nded tlie fair. Several prize* were (lie pressure to go higher than 10 MARRIAGE LICENSES. 'Selection, Preparation and wen on hi* bte and honey exhibit*. -------- ----- ----- ------ ■ .---- - R^ha!^ Covey, IAII . HaeUngs IIAJUI),.' . . ... .J1 Mrs John Blocher of Woodland 5?.‘J£trr UU1' 3 *eiU lmra<" Virgintf low e. Hastings ................ 19। Values of Various Cuts to and Mrs waddeU of Lake view-. diateiy. spent from Wednesday until Sun­ Pack Fowl in Can Be Shown to Housewives ’ --• ' ‘ 'Charles E Snyder. Cloverdale ...19, o——u.a. »— nnnwrv ... Some housewives prefer to have "Emms Jean Waugh. Cloverdale .. 18i day .with Mrs. Herbert Morehouse. Ea»t Lansing—Meats, how to se­ chicken partially cooked before and Mrs. Foster Waddell and lect tliem, proper methods at cook­ Mr little sons of Lowell were over night' should now be car.mug lowi .or win­ canning The chicken may be seared PROBATE COURT. ing. and their values in nutrition guests on Friday. a frying pan or roasted before ter. Dfrretlph* fqr doing this are in ------B,U„,J5rry “ In ven- and maintaining health will be the Geo. McKlbbln and Doris and! packing .. if desired. — Meata. juices obgiven a* follow*: . (heme of an exhibit prepared by file ,l«rfa»d tlie funeral m.Ma:Nutrition ' specialists assert no me me jar Wrstlimfnui.y lgiB state College for the Detroit Hnof le Former's sister, Mrs. Mary emergency shelf is quite complete' yer • ’ Roberta! without canned’chickens They ad-; CLAY HILLS. issued, order limiting scitfement en- f“ilr. 'r RM>eri , -------- — — nam ,, Bna „e sp-nt m |BUl Meats nowadays have to nil de- On Thursday about eighty nusmFrank n41r Hurri* and w wife part rcred. ■. •o 20 sdnuiee after jAilling to bleed 'of uxrk vlii(lng his parents a: • Ed. William Hilt, dec’d. Final ac- ’ niands for quality and for economy, ber* of the Panners’ Club ate dinthernukhly OT th' stock on the Fremont. »..,«> ot Admr. filed, waiver of no- The Thu exhibit proves Droves that medium ncr ner at their first picnic, nienle. held at Ancount canned chicken .will be cloudy and ________________ ___ residue en- •nd; “low "d low priced txt prepared cottage Leon Po-.t* and wife and Mn Guy tice fifed, order assigning Prtced cuUcut* maymay t* prepared ««"•«son's »«««-»» w—Pine i-v-lake. Later, «u all: tlje meat ds.krnca McNee r* ’-J on — ----------------. dlrehargc .. - . . e»• >n attractive — a Mitlsfactory -. — 1 rnJoyed a fine address by Herbert called Mrs George- Cock tered. of-----Admr. .issued. and way*. Dr chicken should be cleaned at St. )Mary's hospital m Grand tate enrolled ■ ' Butterfly pork chops, larded potHeaney, of Grand Rapids, also, a ------- ------------- . . can-full) and the parts cu: up in Rapid* n-i ----a.._ E-t Ruth Horn Order denying , renal*, and cushion shoulder ot pork *hort program by lhe Boy Scouts Thursday. tnc uxuai manner for wrvinx I “Dliear and sound much more ap- from Ums Kellogg camp. ' Roy McC-vul and wife nnd W. nomination entered. Ert. Wm. G. Bame*'. dec'd. Inven-1 '*•'’« ‘h«n plain meat The De- Merldean Morehoiu* is spending Hulfet and wife are spending a five ' I exhibit will teach the house- uw week with hl* Cvusln. Junior day*' vacation in northern Michigan tory filed Iowa. Place * diunutick in the- jar. E*t. Endsley L. Grav. dee d. Order 'A1(c ho< 10 recognize such cut* in Blocher, of Woodland. Frunct* Haighf and family of then a thigh with end* lapped to Home Acres spent the. week end, for publicatlcn entered I lhoP» *nrt how ,o prepnre them for Mr*. Herbert Morehouse, accommake the pieces more compact with hl* parents. Eugene Haight.: Est Cartuel Crlimkeeck. dee d. Will I “»e UN® af‘w purchase. panied by Mr*. B. C. Chapman, and Then' fit in another dnunstn-k. tod. petition tor probate of will, Mtal sundries such as liver and daughter. Dorothy and friend of Place ran wines next ro the thigh.1 Mirri* Lewis and wife of Kalatna- Hird order tor publication entered. ! hfarts are given due consideration Grand Rapids, left" Monday for a 'lbb« « Ip on,. wut ’ x> „„ T, end guests ot M1 E< Ad dine Mvi-ih. dee d. Pell-'tor for dietetic advent- weck-» visit at thei home of Mr*. Ed­ were „ week their! H, W ort»r R..ra U» nrtk u,.„ p,,.... .. . tlon tor Admr filed, order for pub-i a“‘‘s c*uitt.v will show the amounts ttafd Johnson, ot Chicago. They "™ ‘J £.’^2.*r. Mrt. Martha MrSrt- reMriwd »a«ra ; llcatjon viiu-ted. I .,:L-P52l*?Z.-.^?'.f!??' p5?Lus'. ^ ‘" attend A Century at progress; ouimnueira ■ . — -—‘1 r will IterAnul Mn Hum <l»mniy s.,utdav >IM apandlw » ra, E U pnyne. deed. Agreement E»t, “nrt cal?rt? ’«*’ »hllc lber^ ...u ।of । of meat mcai and aUn also the kind, kinds nf of vita. vita-' Mr8 Beuie Hughes entertained. prtaw ra J-* yo.ude and ,p pr.v .... ,.,h ....j,,,.. Mra J,ub- had M,n-JJu,teU. Alk-n. <kx-d 'iS“. NJ«“ !!’..u!'__aln."'',.l..™“ pirt., » u» inn*- allow* ira bra, u Ru;Und —.J- her aunt. Miss Johnson, of Middleto penetrate more quickly to the -----arc 7 approved several day* lost week. Vhille . P- liUon’for hearing on final ac- These ;—- charts — ’'*—i’TT ”by • the - , villa, "Prollgal center at the jar. . r- — son" dogs not occur in - count filed, order for publication rn- Atncf!can Medical^ AMOClatlon. I herc MUjs JohMOn callctl on for. . The remaining space may be filled the text of the Bible: it dpcs appear. • tered. mcr pupil of nearly thirty-three . I nowUNG with lhe back and the breiul piled howvver. iti the chapter caption of ‘ Ev.. John Schlefia. deed. Petitton । years ago. Mrs Frank Boulter. „. , ' , , „ „ * ; on top of the back The giblets and Luke 15. Iwm-ul, «11) r.W. bond m cerun rUe '?«'» «OnrH.ru»Ruth McKlbbln accompanied her Ihyr should be canned x-paraicly, **rail. » |U«t «m»nd.( ol ™»,i Rb-d. "■ M and h«hly rt»p«Ud.™i- sister. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Shattuck, Rutherford B Hayts was elected- .»d T irtwn, u> drrail court cn.l^n1- 1” so they will not flavor the rest erf »»- and family of Kalamatoo to Croton, President of the .United Bute* by a the meat. May afternoon with burial in the on. Sunday, where they will spend a Thi* new Frigidafre intro­ Add Salt and I’roecve 1--------majority - ... erf one vote of the. elec- ' E l' Clrai.nl H. wlnchalw. deed »-Jin« rameue,. Mr., M.bee n.d ! few days. Here is a new standard • All 2 teaspoorts of salt to the torn! college. ’Ord.r,pp.lnun« Admr ei>-,n d '"ttbedlne advanced jjj ot u Mr. and Mrs Irving Boulter were duces a distinctive style in of economy. A genuine I E.L Bu..mu Schmdelin.yra. '>-«"• lojrnlond and Thursday evening guests ot Mr. and cabinet-design, with a finish Frigidaire that operates on d« d. Ainin.il .reran', rd i vrralnr blether with her pareiila and da­ Mn. James Boulter ot Prairteulle. - ter. the late Stzabeth Norton, i The business meeting and party ot of white Dulux and hand­ less electric current than one Davis deed Rc-|crowd the ocean at tlie age of two the Yankee Spring* U B C. E- will some chromium lurdware. and tour years, respectively and hud be held ' at the Yankee Spring­ ordinary lamp bulb. f ' E L Uormw M.1,1. . die d luv.-n-1 b'”1 ranunueiuly .Ince tut lune church, on Saturday evening. Sept. lory lilril l,lmc ln lownohip and bad 2, at 8:00 P. M. fast time. A short Hl Min w Olrnrirad. d.<d '™ewl »W*<U1 unld ’' program, consisting ot music, read­ A BOOK THAT PLANS Knd el Admr nW. letter, ol adW'J»ear when u» .u rtnek. ings. and a playettc. "Entertaining YOUR it£ALS FOR A YEAR !nunlstration issued, order HinKing :‘n **th c»,‘ccr. at the home of her,i Big Sister's Beau." has been pre­ With stainless porcelain in­ Wh*i «hall»» have for breakfart? ■ Automatic defrosting—auto­ Mtttanent . ntefrd, daughter. Mrs. Millie Haynes, where pared. A silver collection will be tak­ l.unchtun? Dinner? There puz­ , K t. Margiret J. Cummins, deed-,*«* ™ 8a‘“fdty morn' en to pay (or tlie ice cream, which, terior, every detail reflect* matic ice*tray releasing— zling quertion* are puzzling no Petition for Admr filed, waiver of '»«• Augiut J6. Three chlMren aur- together with cake, will be the re­ lunger. Far here arvlnrnui for the quality that ha* made one-fourth more food space notice filed, •jrdcr appointing Admr.iX’***Haynes of Hcnder- freshments. All who are interested trnipting meal* for every day of enterod. . hott. Otw Fisher ot Pierce.. Idaho, arc urged to attend. Frigidairc the choice of a mil­ —extra room for tall contain, ihr >rar. Nov. vour meabcanhavc Ed. Francis M- cummins. dec’d.i;u,‘* Orl^’ Ft'her of-Dowling. f rfcirghlful variety .... correct MILO. lion more buyer* than any Will filed. [Ktition tor probftle of will [ 's P'0’’G|Cy Wright spent Uir er* and bottles—and a com­ lombinaltoniforlatteancl health. School pt Milo will begin Tues­ Jilrd. wnsv-r nf notice filed, proof of 't'rck *l tl,e Camp Fire Girls It’* FRl:li slo« week at our diow. other electric refrigerator. partment for frozen storage. will filed, order adnulUnr will en-’l Kltanniwa camp. Clear lake. day, Sept. 5. with MUs Hackney of roem. Atk for Tlj* Frigidaire where the last group of the season ! Hastings in charge. Key to Meal Planning.” Guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Em<st, F.'t 'Sarah Malcolm, jfcc’d. QrMcr.’ !15 J'n’ertained. et.rfnrmink .’.Tie entered. ««■ Ml he Herrington »I*nt*ev- Quick Sunday were Mr and Mrs Est D J. Bagley, dec d Petition T*1 <*»J» «*c» in Batt e Creek ■ ■ Greenman of Sanoma. Mr. and Mft. PHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE TUB SUPER FRIGIDAIRfi LINE INCLUDES SIX NEW DELUXE ALL-POR'CELAIN MODELS — for Jicanng claims filed, notice to' and Mrs Charles Bclson and Vert Robinson of Shultz. Mrs. Clin­ WITH MANY EXCLUSIVE FEATURES—THE FINEST FRICIDAIRBS EVER BUILT Robert of Fine lake were -Sunday ton Quick of Kalamazoo and Mr j,!i Winchester, K;t. cienwiit Clement IL Winclwrter. deca. dec’d. ffwats -at — S-• *»• A- Wortman's. , and Mrs. Ted Tack and Lxtreta o, .... inventorv filed ... . Seventeen Seventeen uunils Mn Assyria. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence O*-, J Warrant und pupils of Mrs. ofGladys I Es- Ge-rue Fhret dec'd petition'Ch«»nibcrl#in gave a recital of piano; borne and children were Sunday <^7/ic ,te„fur Admr filed, waiver of notice music at the church Friday after- tvwtag caUera I filed, order -appointing Admr cn- '«“• »hlch wai much enjoyed by Tly »L,L Club met at Mr» Ka»A GSNBRAL UOTOBS VALUB 111. • present and all left inune- leads cottage at Wall lake tor a E.-.1 Albert Sciiatrhau.-K.T dre <» 'vbalrly after foe Vickery's resort .-ulmming party and picnic ThursToday . . . See the Thrilling Demonstration at Any Showroom Below Buod of Admr. riled, fetter* of adbathing was indulgedJn and day About «« »n »‘’ ’ inini-.ir.iikm uaued. order limiting V'ln*him-nl* .served. . tendance for a good time. "e tone rt ente-ed. Mr* Mattie King, who has spent Hart Bellinger and piece. Dorotny . ' » -------------------------------the .uinur.c.- at S. A. Wcrtmnn's. has Bowes, will return to their respiteKLINGENSMITH. i >»ne t > Battli- Creek Where she will live homes in South Pasedena. Cal■ . ifomta. this week, leaving here Monday v.Ltilhi: a suimbm <rf ’ keep house for her son and family, Mu. France* Hughes of *r-i Kalamayoung tolka front Leighton called .it v— —- Thunttiay morning. They will spend ■■■■uwamaaaanMn Telephone 2305 • Hastings, Mich. L— tlie A- C. Johnson home-and enter- izoo was in town Sunday calling on ; two days nt the World's fulr on their ' x. 1 way home. tauii'd tin newly wtds, Mr. and Mi iiclative.-i. —to our shareholders, the reserve, or protec­ » ■ | The Ladies' Aid wa* well attended :Alien Btwiby. with music from Uni ran. md .<i'w-. Mr and Mr* Stole,•! TIIWE8T CARLTON. at MrS. Lehman's home Wednesday, then cams- out at-.rr nune a litifei AU remember live school reunion The annual election of officers rction funds were increased over S65.000 during anti tr.;;!; 1 itie crewd -.<> mrl-:of ,,ie fornM'r feachera and pupils at ,ulted in retaining the same officer*, on* and carulv after which they .t.-jCariton Center Thunday. August 3I.|l0r another year. lhe six month's period ending June 30. 1933. parted, wishing them c x-d luck on,, Mr ;,nd Albrrt, Barri‘ R,rc' Mrs. Minnie Quick was actin' -.happy u-.,r lhe arrival ot u h.iby . |WmC of her son. Ffirls. a couple ' schoS K ..ii'. next week with Mra. ,!lrl tx1’” Friday. August 25. who will of days last week helping care fori A’l'.n S-wbv. tor our toucher this ‘he name <rf Mary Mar- i Jmte Robert, who wa* *o unfortu.a- ir 11 ■>. vt Mi - Lulu Yargcr ot North natc BS to get run over by a spread- : ‘ Will Orren hat gone 10 Marshall CY1,O° Cdrtn* t ,r mother ",d(er Wednesday and has txgun work atlhenew jx>n! j,why- • , r „ , J Mrs. BelUngcr and «m Hart and offic there ' Miss Donna Mead of Rutland J Kr*nddaujiliter. Dorothy, attended a Griswold at Jefferson Detroit, Michigan Mr anil Mrs Manson Stanton ’**n! Far*' ol ttc< l£ w*'h Harcl \ party given tn Hart's honor al the . .'U,t>r: home of Mr and Mrs. Dale Hum­ J. L. MA US . . .. rruraan Wlbdn o! »Ncw York phrey at Gull lake Sa'.utday <-u ■ Of A!. IIKPHHSKXTATI VI! Gru., -.pen* 8u-d.v with Mr and 'F*‘nl Wednesday aft.rnocn with;mnK, Mr* Albert G;.<:i Otlur caller. Mr. rtRdMr’ U*5®TT: Mr and Mrs W. Schultz enter. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN there dtiriiu- the wet ,: u. .-• Mr. and #p“ nto’hcr. Mrs. W. W. Eiwnhood f tamed friends from Chicago several Mr.. Will Birnian <>t Urt-'.iiu-y yr*. „ 8arah I>Pr!e«cr of South; day* the past week. F-nr.k Green u!.d INunthv ! Richard day* with Mr --- —------------' .rf N^hvil!Blrt m Birman uf. «£ Waiter CUffiert EAST--------------WALL LAKE VI(.,S.ITY •v- r Diviir , Hubert Marlowe and Lawton WilAND MCTNITI. '\.t r."...— »,»•<•'« o»'hams left qn Monday tj attend A Mi*a Margaret Bush. Miss Olive '■... .Century of Progre.-vs. j Bunce and an uncle ot Kalamazoo. i,/ I c Robert Ctllbert spent part ot last fare *T>chd!ng the week in E D. Hey'Jweca al tin- Ivome of Carl Bowman 1 nold'.* cottage. . 1.-ar Coats Grove Mr. and Mrs. Koerlg ajul son of: Mrs Fred Dalstra and children ‘ Ohio spent Monday and Tuesday' went Wednesday to spend a few here by the lake in their trailer cotday.- with her mother in Grand trfge, ' Rapids. Mr*. Sprague entertained a lawn Mr*. Anna Buck. Mrs. Frank party ot eighteen Saturday for six : Shriber and daughter Hazel. Mr o'clock dinner. ' and Mrs Leo Barry and son left Wendel -Vreeland* have returned' , Sunday to «pi-nd a few days with ' to Detroit called there by the iHne»s the former * daughter. Mr*. Ignatius jof her father. V Bureinc of Hammond. Indiana, and' Alice Laubaugh attended camp ’ . attend A Century of Progn-M 'meeting at Hopkin* thr past week. Mr*. Mina Adatna and daughter.1 Mr. and Mrs. Maturen had comThe money you Mr and Mi . L-vir.rx* Campbell Carolyn of Hastings will stay at puny from Kalamazoo over the week end ’ save in purchasing t-c-mipuniid by Mr,,an£ Mr .- Ahn-r Mr*- Anna Buck * home with the -----J 4J Top anti-knock rat­ ‘ Mr. and MrJSWarren Cairns of ox attended a shower for Mis- B’-rU whife .iw i« nn n-r your next winter’s Wayne Nichols is spending the West Cressey spent Sunday with E. ing for its price class intrude u >x near Woudlund Sat•*k end ih Pontiac fuel NOW, before 1D Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs Ard-- Often -.iccom- j 1 Genevieve Mattison and two chil2 Unsurpassed In startfurther advance in pang'd .bv L.lnyd Owen-and ! <i:ii’v; j dren who have been stay ing with her ’ , ing, acceleration and ----------------------, parents here returned home Satur-’ price will go a long a'.-o Mr. Joseph Hammond nf Hinds."* Mr*. Sum Ashley and son and aay mileage ) way. toward help­ Comers attended the Hammond- wife ot Pinnwell and Charley HaU y,jr ,n£i John Shulu and of Hasting* and Leo King and fam- daughter* of Grand Rapid* were ing to pay other 3 Free from harmful m‘?d Mr" ------Bnd xlr Sunday vimw vigttorg at Clifford Kahler --s , , <77—, ---------* ounany .s a. vtorted Monday mornliving expense:. sulphur and gum latfer Sundav. ........... taki ., returned -to zw his Bunday. . •Lawrer.ce Tobias Amy Hammond ou: J’ Z’ Sha..er Mr*. Ethel Green and children of home in Hastings Sunday after I New prices show KaUmaaw spent • Saturday with, ending his summer vacation with I Accurately adjusted |L.ia:les Montgomen- Mid family ;hl$ cou,tn. Forrest Kahler for seasonal variahat coal is - going J Mr 3nd Mr*. Flovd Nrimr nt . . - ..., ., • 1 “■fhsns ... ----| BarryviUc and Clarence Nesbit and STONY POINT, higher and the next Burroujh* of Three Rivers to Lan- family of OJiio. called on their1 School begins in the Wellman dis-1 ^Always uniform sthg ^mdsvand .-'pent the day with grandmother. Mrs Mary Turner I trtet Monday. September 4 ; xfr* Claud Dcmond and children show a sharp ad- Mr. ind Mr* Ed Dodge • Sunday everywhere Ml® Bernice Cotton of Lansing is are spending the week with her; Mrs J Zin Benedict spen' th* vance*. .-pending a few days with the Webb ’ mother and Mster at Bay View 0 Fresher because of. and Hayter families ' Mary and Jean peakins both hud Mr and Mr- Clair Van Sickle. ■ their tonsils remove'd this week • Slandard'spopularity .it, . m.A- ...... and ’M-imit- W«bb. Marguerite MUI*. Mr — , ‘ Mrs Velma Demond entertained W L. A- 8. Wednesday. dilihw <;i Albu-n ctir d.iy !*•,('-*nd Mrs Wm Van Sickle and Mr* y Sells at lhe price of ..Mr and Mr*. Lowell Demond have i.t i-. j John Van Sickle and children of 1 regular M. ■ Maude Camp-Wa* a Kalama- i Lansing attended the Wesleyan i been entertaining relatives from the ;.i) i>i‘nr on Saturday ramn meet nig at Pennock Grove northern part of the state also from John Benedict and son Wesley ac- Friday night and heard Rcv Ernest B. J. Wellman wa* in Battle Creek . ■Mupanied Mr and Mrs. Jim Mend Bi-tck who had charge of the eveMonday. and daughter* to Wayland Sunday n!ltR service and *txnt the dv. with Mr and Mr and Mr* J. W. Howard enterMORGAN. i tamed Mr and Mrs Elmo Soules George Benedict Mrs Millie Ftory and J W ShsfJqf Battle Creek and Mr. and Mr*. fer and family are spending a few Wm Mater of Nashville Sunday. । Mr. and Mr* D A. McClelland at­ days in Otsego ready to move there QUICK RELIEF FROM SOUR as soon as Mrs: Shaflcr is released tended the Ionia, (air Friday. STOMACH, HEARTBURN ! Mrs Chester Winans and children as postmistress here Dealer* In WOOL. GRAIN. SEEDS, FLOUR, The Morgan school started this Stomach pain* niter eating and 'of Laming were in Morgan Friday FEEDS, COAL. SALT, LIME AND ETC. Monday nwrning with Aibeitiw gas diftyrbar.te. can be stepped and took Betfy McClelland home Greenfield as teacher. quickly with Dr Emil’s Ad la T*b; ‘with them (or a wetk’i visit. — Several from this way attended Itw. Bantih heartburn ktuf itemHASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2237 ricin mushroom. Uie quarwrly meeting at tlie HasA North At African arh. Give quick relief B. A'LjMU qCUMMlY BV ST1MM10 OR. STATION AH OtALEIS... ALM OUTAIAinOM OF ATLAS TIRE* 1 shown at an exhibit m Madrid, tings Free Methodut church Friday. Sarker, druggist.—Adv. wa* aliixa: almas: two feet high. Spain, wu Saturday and Sunday. ..and this new rrigid.111« usc> less current-than one ordinary lamp bulb BEAUTT ECONOMY Edge Grain Shingles PRICE STILL REASONABLE! Repair Your Roof Before Fall Rains! CONVENIENCE Free QUALITY FILL YOUR BIN WITH COAL NOW! Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Vrig/DAIRE In Addition to Payment of the Eightieth Consecutive Semi-Annual Dividend Standard Savings & Loan Association .O: Consumers Power Company PingTree.yes! But thats not all THIS NEW COMPLETE SUPERFUEL COMBINES Coal Prices stui Advancing Wc Carry All the Various Grades of Coal Desired for'Economy and Service in Heating Smith Brothers Velte & Company ALL ESSENTIALS NEW STANDARD RED CROWN SUPERFUEL PRICED Nff HIGHER THAN REGULAR GASOLINE — 86 • �THE HASTINGS B4NNTR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1M3 . l„re£d^’t‘Sd"iS£r<'K!GIVE MICHIGAN SUGAR I WEST HOPE. [the ihow will be open to the public Mr. and Mrs Roy Terry and Billylat Gun lake Sunday, the guests be­ Hocmu Tlie O*ro«n Garden Club will be neia held' cveidng. everyone Everyone aapd Beverly lot Lord attended ine the csi-^mg Cal--ing much amused at at thi the ball game eno PCDTAISI cuirair 1 " P ' . J^L?* . CAio ncAi in ni *uo 1*" _^y„.*nd, evening, pa uevxriy a ancnaea FOR CERTAIN SWfNEl**me M any other animal* going to FAIR DEAL IN PLANS Thuraday al the town hall in Clo- around Cloverdale and vicinity w.houn county fair at Marshall Thur*- between Gun lake and markets. They They can can be be rold sold -— — -----yujumm.-. Our v»ur club emu flower, ouwrr. the uu: xlnnU «uum»,J cordially ----- ~ invited to participate. —-----J [terminal terminal markets. ----verdate. day. . team'from team'from Betite Battle Creek. Creek. The Battle Freeport and . --------------------------- a-.i----.................................................................. . .McKlbbln ................................ Michigan Farmers Of buyer*' *-------h?W*d- ---------through------------cooprr- n Beoommendalions Waitinf will be divided into three claim:,......Mr* ..Benha and Mr ~ -boy.l won 13-0. hatton. Kane M1*S ffittred Osgood of Muncte. Creek W । Federal 0 K Assure This «‘*nt. medium and UUiput and land Mrs. Ben McKlbbln and sons s -.pending some lime with -------Premium to Improve Fuconsigned to commission firm*. w „ Prl»» *111 <>«» largest, [ attend,d the funeral of thAr sister home folks. WEST CARLTON. Mrs. Wsmpo ture Market for Pork Fixed prices on these" types Of ; State Protection for crop most perfect, and on single colors hl and aunt. .Mrs Mary McKlbbln 1 uvavo DCJIWU CURI-.T* llttl» j death Wt of Ray Newton comes , [[*8 Winfield Lord of Caledonia spent ■ The FM» Isn<h.u wU* conU,lue unu> on® mU*! East LanMng -wMlchtgan sugar each of these classes. The single [Roberts, held st Martin Wednesday the week end with his parents, Mr. us ■ । s shock to tlie community. He “W ,he KasVmJwam 7iif nnmhJT nf । I* 0” w,<1 ,our ,nUUt,n 1” naw producers have no res-xm colon be by ana itrar inuoun P pis* rcw5.ni to feel coiora should enoura oe repm-efited represrmea oy three tnret ;i Helm Helen and Doris Arentx Areptz went u. to and Mrs. Bob Lord. wa* s life long resident of IhU place ~ who nj nave have incrcaWKi increased tlie the number numuer ol of1been jnun bought ...... ... .. .. ... .. ........ ...... ...... or until Oct. I. Ship- downhearted over the recommends- ।flowers in • mason fruit can in the Chicago Friday with their aunt to, Mr*. Nellie Ward. Mildred. Harold, spending his early days on tlie old’ ar**n “*2 <TT' i hogs in thi* state 42,-per cent while .pen Uwuld query their usual mar-:uons made at Wusiungton by all giant and medium, and 5 flowers in;attend the Worlds fair. ■ price* were dropping $7 per (sent in ।ket to And iftherete a glut of lhlsfugar interest-, and now awaiting the Hlhput Frites also given in [ Mr*. Clara Xtertteu- .pent two Marjorie. Margaret and Arlou John- homestead where hl* brother Neal rtcwnUy refused to I now lives- After purchasing the'0* Hawaiian guitar lhe period from IMI to 11(33 can gel , Of stock which uould make it approval by federal authorities. ac-> mixed colors of nnnias; basket and {<uy* last wrekTnHastin®i with Mr* ilson Saturday are getting along Freeman Fish farm he took Up hl*)500** *chtoola. aume relief from this trouble by ac- type ।impoMlble to handle any mw for a Wording to member* of lhe Michigan va*e of mixed flows; basket and1KaU. Collins. i lUdely Margaret Johncv.x ' suffered residence there remaining until ------------- **» ■■ ■ ■ ceptfaig the fixed pricea ot the gov- (ahort time. 'State CoHi-gr staff who have been । vn*c of wild flower*; center piece for] Oils Replogle \1». ...— ot Arloa, death claimed him last waek. suffered two cracked the broken wrist Instead Anybody can now taka out eminent for light, pig* and sows due Stock sold must be normal and ; with the. Michigan delegation at lhe table of zlnntu t unv flowers They jribs .Thursday morning, liavlng been a*~we' printed'w"wrr?“ **" ' A large rattle snake was di*- ent on « new variety of will be inspected by federal inapcc-1national hearing*. . will bo judged about two o'clock and ,g|CgCd py a cow. So. boat.! The Lotd-Oakes reunion was held covered and killed by one of Frank Power or fruit. The natural Inclination of the tors before it te accepted as merit-' n.utm- •»>« | Under the quota plan now Wing 1 fanner to incrcuM.' his production ing the fixed prices. I considered, beet sugar is allowed a when pric<-:. are dropping in order 'production of 1.730,000 tons of ^nunr to obtain Ute amount ot money COUNTY UNC _______________________ [but no increase iibcfle the 1033 amneeded to pay taxes. interest, and Mrs. Minnie Gerllnger and daugii- ’ tract acreage can be made except ’ other expenses finally result* hi •uch owriupplle* thtil the-mnrkel U ter Eva of Lake Odessa culled on ‘ that an additional 25,000 acres may driven to nilnou* levels Tips ho* Mrs. Camo L- Gerllnger und Mr. i be allowed for tlir plants at Saginaw occurred in the hog market und the and Mr*. Herman Winkler Friday and Toledo. Ohio, that are not op­ I crating Uila year. . Kovcrrnient i* attempting to remedy evening. Zine Clark was u business caller [ Tlw hjglwst previous production the trouble. * ’ [of beet sugar, in 1033. was 1,451.000 Tilt can be done by removing in Sunfield Wednesday. Mrs. Ray McLeod and children of tons. This wiv* grown on 784.00U from future supplivu plus not yet ready for market and «ow» which Woodland and Mrs. Kenneth Ger-[acre*. Would produce litters of Mil plgn. To linger and daughter. Ruth, of Cud-? The plan now waiting for npiltac vUited Mr*. Herman-----------Winkler^nnai agreed upon by ail sugar ----- —------------------piTMHS wm SUUS.1get thew animals out of future nuir- ----fternoon. producers,producers, both caneboth and beet, in kcU, Hie government will pay 0’s ,| Munday a/lemoon. Mis Anna ! the U. 8. If the plan is apirroved by ka^ Fxkardl. B^cardL Mrs S U cents |h r |MXmd for pigs weighing iI Mbs Olga Eckardt - - authorities, ... . Raw.„ Ecksrdt j. 'federal acreage uliot. 35 to 30 pounds und a price of 6,' Eckardl and Mbs 1 v islted relativxk in Grand Rapids ‘ j ’ *• ” *■*"' ments to the various producing dis­ cents j«r pound for-Umw; weighing * * itricts for bceu will undoubtedly be M to 100 pounds. Faclj five pound-.!. Thursday. i Mr and Mn». SC. Sc.hjder and : based upon past production. incnaM’ in weight from the 301 pound mai k cut* the price 35 cent--. [| Heh’tiu and Esther and Miss Cor­ Higher prices for sugar are ex­ Vigorous ■ Lb. u hundredweight. Ihx* over 1Q0I, nelia Eckardt are attending A Cen­ pected to be obtained by efhcllng IKSutuis sell at the market price. [ tury ot Progress In Chicago this (economies in' marketing, saving.-, can Straight cash premiums of 34.001 Mr. and Mrs sjicnor Sjienor Johnson ana and ditrnn to nrdertv marketing Mr per head will be paid hi addition to son George.-and MU* Wilma Wic' marwung. the day*, market on sows due to land ultcndod tlw Weaver family I MWhli.’an grower* ana oix rn'.ors Delicious furrow wtUUn three weeks and leunlon near Elmdale Saturday. Ihtt<* • CeiegMion of 20 men attendweighing tug lesa than 275 pounds. ‘---—" ing the Washington hearing*. Men These animal,, wilt net be decked Of tlie notables, luted In Who’* [from each group will return for furthe usual 40 poumU jvr animal w Who, New York lias lhe must en­ jther work uhi-n the govemments tlie ftirmcr. will actually rvcche tries with Mu^ahcIiuscUs second, decision U given on tlie n-cummenmore than the 14 00 extra. dations. und Illinois third. SET MARKET PRICES Special This Week End 8 o’Clock Coffee pbZj 17c 3 X" 49c 23c u>. 21c u. 27c Bokar Coffee Red Circle Coffee Condor Coffee Iona Brand NORTHEAST WOODLAND. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Vundlen <d Hostings spent Sunday With Mika Bawdy. ’ Friend.-, of Mrs. Miles Bawdy- re­ minded her of her birthday Sunday. Those prc.wnt were Mr. Vandlcn and wife. E. Vpndkn. wife und faintly. Charley Vundlen, wife and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Rody Cramer, Clara Bawdy and wife ah of Hualings. Mis. Ncibpn und children. Mr. and Mrs. John Stair* and family nnd Alla Haskell. All enjoyed ice cream > T2BE FSISCES ARE GOING HIGHER will well you Fireatonr.' Gum-Dipped Tire* al tcalny’a low priced uh-long ns our mock ianta. Don’t riak the danger of tire trouble or po*»ibl<S blowout* on your luibor Day trip. Vvitli new Firestone Tircti on your ear you can drive nnywhere, at any time with Lite UHNUrancft that the extra Rev. Tompson mid wife and fam­ ily of Vermontville have been spending a few day* at K. J. Shel­ don's. Quite a number from around here have been to the World’.-. fair. AH enjoyed :t. Mr and Mrk. Will Velte attended th- Nutton reunion at Lansing Sat­ Gum-Dipping and Two Ex­ urday. Sunday evening callers at Will tra Gum-Dipped Cord Plicri Vclte were, GcoW Snyder Wife* tinder thr Tread give you .and •..................... ...... r-.-IUV iMiiHiiur daughter ui of naiui North O«.-sa nuu and greater aajely uiul hltncnni Victor Eckardt. wife und family and prolcclion than can be round [Rosa Eckardt. in any other lire, ' Mr .and Mrs Will Velte enter­ . i mined Sunday for dinner. Mr. und Drive in today. Let us in- [Mrs. Beeman from Waterloo, Arthur api’ct your tirest. If you need IWnUz and family c/f Manchester, fiew tire-* you will lie sur- [Carley Velte and daughter. Rosa. urUcd now how IHtIC little It it WHI will cost .-.„t ikowrence Velte, wife,and andfamily son and priwiu H Kahln..w;fe of to trade, nulc the danger of blow- - — Wc>{ ^oyd Mycn •, Blul otiUf ’ ' — dorthesufetvof lircslonc iof Woodbury. Mr. and Mu, Tires. Reauther and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Reauther and family. Jolin Stairs, wife and family and Alta Haskill spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Church. SERVICE rut MASTERPIECE or TIRE CONSTRUCTION Sunoco OIL AND GAS BATTERIES TIRES GREASING Fir«*ioa*' •>>, . .................... : : : : aa*raida wwr: uiti 1 38.40 9.00 10.00 11.50 12.718 15.60 I7.9O 3l.il 20.15 Have your car SERVICED by Men Working Under the NRA Insure a Sale Holiday Trip • Equip Your Car With Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires at Today’s Low Prices • Don’t Wait / NAME and ? GUARANTEE 1 Tirestone oiorriiD ivpr : v>7. Sb.SO 6.70 Tirestone Tirestone^ «NTiNtL m>f - ■:: ■ SS.65 t<ml -------H,... 4 11.19 *.«s a so rt r”k,.. ISS.4S CtowiotesI" } S.60 7.« Mrs. Vincent Norton and Marjorie ’ have been atteiiflhig the Evangvli-! cal camp meeting ut Buchanan dur­ ing the prist week. Mr. and Mr*. Henry Bidtlinsin and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoffman (spent Thursday fishing at Baia lake. I Mr. and Mrs. 8. c Wljllt. and, family of Lansing called Wednes­ day evening at th<» Mudge home to visit with Mrs,' MUdgel sister. Mrs Lena Holzcmer ot Seattle. Mr.Elizabeth Gibboncy. visited her Thursday. , Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Fosaett re­ turned home Friday evening after a > Mr and Mrs. Manley Sherman '.and daughter of Halting* were week [end guests nt Henry Bldelipan's. I ; Mr and Mrs. Keith Norton and Barbara of Marshall and Mr. and Mr*. Lc< Misner of Battle Creek. spent Sunday with their father. Vincent Norton. MARTIN CORNERS. School will begin Monday Sept. 5. the day after Labor Day. John Bolter returned lasL.Wednes- ■ day from u two week*’ vutl with relatives in Kalumaroo. Tlw Martin school reunion was held at Coles' landing Aug. 15. about 75 sitting down to tlie well filled tables and moie coming in the nfternoau. A good time was enjoyed by. all present, the tune being spent in visiting and kccalling tlw happy1 days ot long ago. The many trends of Rcv. Con-1 khn and family arc glad to hear he stoodUls operation well and is get-; ting along nicely. He is at Bronson hospital. Katamaroo. Mis* Louise Highdeckrr ot Kal.inn.-n--’ := h. i in.. M.. Lillie Bolter and brother for n few1 day*. 6. 3 next Sunday at the usual1 hour. You arc cordially invited. .BCGBEE CORNERS. A Johncox‘of Toledo, Ohio. 1 24$ lb. bag REMEMBER: When Comparing Price* That • All Item* Quoted In Thi* Ad Include the 3 *1 Michigan Sale* Tax! QflC ^9^9 ANDRUS SERVICE fAMUY ftOOTtf '^•ftATtl’Wr < ; prifriavroas i w» co our nun A&P MEAT MARKETS BEEF SBTEi&K* Round or Sirloin \ SMOKED PICNIC ib. 8c Bacon Squares z.s. Mutton Roast PORK STEAK ^'Shoulde!1 lb. 19c Canadian Bacon Matches 7c lb. 7c 3 Lbe. Z3c 3Lb- 19c Pork Loin Roast Pure White, Refined R S 2 lb». 25c Lean and Tender ib. 3c 7|c suga,cur,j Lb. Sliced Bacon RJjUj^F Mutton Stew LARD Lb. Minced Ham or Veal Loaf, Ib. 10c” Frankfurts or Bologna, 3 lbs. 25c Ib. 10c 23c Rirdieye, Full Count Yukon Club Beverges «•*..<>. c^. 3 £,x. 25c CHERRY SODA. CREAM SODA ORANGE OR STRAWBERRY Milk Red Salmon r.us... 2c.^ 33c Sauer Kraut u„. c.n 3 c... 25c Soap 19c Ta^ Size Pet or Carnation Certo Sura Jail Clicquot Club . 10 b- 45c Fels Naptha Corned Beef Hash BrU<>.t 2 Tin* 35c Sandwich Spread Rsia.sw.jw 10c 25c N. B. C. Premium Sodas an. cm- 29c Beans o»A«r m*w, i u>. sue 6 c.n. Brown Sugar Bu/* 10 “*■ 49c Cut-Rite Wax Paper 2 15c Gold Dust L*r,. s„ ]8c N. B. C. Peanut Cakes u. 19c Campfire Marshmallows B.ik. 17c Dill Pickles Bread Gtandmoiiwr'* —,-t Lb, Loot 6c____ Kellogg’s Quart Jar Fruit for Salad d.i m«<« IOC r*iic*a 18c Baking Powder o«*k«Mu • *<. cH 12c Mayfair Tea <>.**. rd-., ju. t« 33c cpZt^:: I PICKLING SPICE Cigarettes °ran<i ]L> Bottle 25c u. 2 a=.i. 23c 10c 25c r -fin with his mother. Mrs. Lulu Johncox.' ■ 5 00 io 6.70 K**7oo-»o " " Mr. and Mrs. Mcrlo Count and Cbr.rvi.t. .. I 4'g* »uU-k ____ sop'of Kalamazoo spent the week! 4,!Mt 8.10 <'.h..rpU( ... end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.! Chas Foot. 7SO I1,ii>auib . Mr and Mrs. Byron Johncox. Ba­ Ci«.rol,«.._. ( 4-4S9.00 Ka>"».is ' sil. and Jay Dewitt spent Sunday HrMib.... with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. qoycr a’-1.. 4.7J.1* Otsego. ' ,x ■' I Bill Johncox and Arthur Palmer. went to Prairieville to the b*H ’ and Exhibition Duitding'at "J Century nf tnirtu" Chicago game Sunday afternoon with Oar-1 don. Mr- ind Mrs Ed Rice and daugh-1 ter. Veta. of Durfee, were Sunday : guesls of Mr. and Mrs 3am Keller.! Other callers were. Mr. and Mrs.| JEFFERSON A P U (1 li F 79411 a HASTINGS Floyd Palmer and familv COURT Stiaau ’ • II U H L L L 9 U ’ MICHIGAN Our school will, start the ele tenth of Sept. Mxss Erma Oregg is u»e Iwactwr. FLOUR Lucky Strike, Old Gold, £ AA *1— «5c [FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABi.FS Oranges Lemons Sweet Potatoes 4 19c Mich. Celery ix. 2 '- 15c New Carrots 4 Bunshat 1«C New Turnips 3 BuifckM 19c Peaches Ipr'icesT Can Now I r| Home Grown Mel 1111 A i P FOOD STOI ■MM �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, AEOUST It, LEGAL’ CULL ONIONS CARRY ■ Mr. and Mr* Floyd Williams and children of Battle Creek werr supper guetUjit Cha*. Fariee* Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Derumore ot Ha-'Ungs spent from Monday UU Pest at Low Cost Wednesday with Glenn Densmore. Mr. and Mr*. Harrison Blocher and Mr. and Mrs Jay Dltman of Detroit and Mu» Glcmu Blocher ot Holland fpent from Saturday till Monday jdm- Loren Hershberger and family at Liberty Mills. Indiana Mlu Marjorie Wise of Chicago U vmtmg the home folly for an in­ -definite time. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Densmore The onion maggot is a smart bug oi, Hennessey and daughter spent Monday tn Katanuuoo with for its feeding In the onion makes Visited —the. .... tamer .------- ■_a iftedhe.-. Frank —... culls and the jilting ot the culls pic-I-WLclusa^la** wT NOtllWnl Ml3 Otto Townaejid. Mias’ Phoebe­ vide* It with an ideal home to pass ____ . _ Oaks, MiM Susie Fisher. JoAphlne. the time until it is ready to enter i Marjorie .incl Buel WL-c are spend­ the soil to pass the winter. Grow- . ing from Tuesday till Friday ut ers can outsmart the Insect by bury- , Onekama «nd attending the annual ^comnSdOnroib ‘““k' ” lnC^^ They’ ^^"Tht^y’ind expert PREPARE^ for FALL WEATHER WOOD SHINGLES ASPHALT SHINGLES or ROLL ROOFING Tlw adult ot the onion maggot b| jJXrs Ctare “and Nora i church. ' a small fly and. even it Bna^ ot^gle Brown i John Wotring ot Illinois and Mr. “,,d H D Wotring Of Nashville ^thel\«l<ltheUadStbflveca?CncJ Ivlin. vUIt‘ M-Un’ ttm’ caUJu< 011 -.L_‘1 r?... their many friends Thursda Mr and Mrs. Karl Loveland-were A.,vMirr-..< 8> “ “ 10 * 1 oI HastlngsTind Claude Kuntner of We can, and will, SAVE you MONEY over any outside roofer, and you will be keeping your money in Hastings, besides you will be giving Hastings men work. * SCXyV’”1 ‘he IU"U ,8*r|SStomlS ^ebrat? uXTm® Thurvuny.^* |. n_. c,<„Hav Kibbm nthMwlM<tfMCSlrat>lonmC M' untl Mr*-,paul S’"111*- William KM« rib??dMj. ' Edx!>'. Vera. Vedu and Ira Scudder I nf.KrIm-! r 'Hntl NCVah antl Kr,,h Eal!cr **PS;“M^^gh^nti Mr? <*mP Mutt for Mimi doys }mretmg Monday morning. I Homer Jacluon of t|ie C. C. C. camp at Champion w spending a '. ta. to, -Fannie jnckson nt m.e> ms wdik . ............. ,_ _ _ at the camp very much i«ut^ Don and Albert Higgins went to thi., wav ,.t If you buy your needs outside of Hastings without first giving Hastings Merchants a chance you are not living up to the true meaning of NRA. LET US BE FAIR MINDED IN ALL OF OUR BUYING in-.; S > ; •; Otsego, Mr. and Mrs. Will Huglw* ‘ “ap^a vu*Ung .. ‘, t,’, .-! and Clare Thon*' ot Katama7uo;lh^ ■U <•> th.- were Sundnv callers of Mrs Sarah* ^lr' as,“ ^lrs- Warren Bolton and ' •••’ '* smith, and daughters. Mr*. MrJfamily spent Sunday in Grand Rap-| v(, garct Mullen cf Hastings spent S.V._v Vrl. >ir. .urday afternoon In the same hdrne L ,-.f ,M;<i.i-i Word un, received last w.xk <>f^*;-'‘ A^5g,nc?.?.H?„HaTO”wnd ’ ,>f Mrs B.'ll-- F-.sk of ।Inivi moved to Hastings. , •w-r,:.-.’-rggjtei.Fgi'“"w " Htwh.s lived here many year* ngo ”"'r11 X*w.nent Prirtnv tn ul,i... , and will be remembered by Uu-<•! ':■;? ■. CharJlc Woodruff spent Frlduj in M-.i.i The Epworth League held- their !Su^Ja> umtMnvwrvwth.e '.i;-.: :"r Social N!,!ht with the clectun <>!' mAk du^h^Tm tut i. .. i r, otr.cer..; Monday csenuur. Aug. ’<i t^ Uw ii^t week n.»f ■. om “I the Clwh* Ic« crca«n a*--11 cake/-' Orn K tof Utc, w<g|C _ ,u.'. « were- hctved. The following officer ; a- H,. Were elected: President. Doris Ad-\^,u . ’i„t, r,; rtansori; 1st Vice-President. 1 Mrs. Madonna Kennedy of Grand ' ' ' ' I *1H %\kCnP’l‘'^?lt': R*pids spent the week end with her .ia, .. 5rd i parent*. Mr and Mrs. William r dan Lewis lohrwin; 4th 7> R-: bmnh aurt Barbara-Jean. 7 >,' :!.r‘ V?J': ‘ ■ 8ee^'ary Mr- nnd Mr*. Carl Bryans nnd > 1>.L,11 ?nl 1 ■■ ,r'’ n'lr?r,' clUldren of Hendershott mid Mr. r Burchett Pianu-t. Lucille Adrtanson. ttll<l Mre Orville Fountain nnd Bev“i'.'A' j- ■: Iva" Smith. of Kix spcnt Sunday with John Cairn., of Monrovia. Cali- Mr and ,Mr. Artbur Coleman and fonils. pa. a-d A -av la..-- wwk ni.-r M„ L Coleman. n Inne ill,,.--.., 11..- wai .1 nl h.|.l »t ih,\'merchant of thi* vittage eorac years i-. ago. Left'to mourn his pasting arc u Aacwit. hl* Hite, two sc-n* and their fam-1 si. j«-u» nt ihes Sympathy is expressed for his* .... . hived one . • , sCjuick and 0pal Hah­ in Kalamazoo on bu»i- week ©ns day. Elizabeth Miood attended ithe Archer n Tuuinament nt Kelio HccrwiUonnl Park. .Barrie Cm.. Sunday. She occamptutied Mr, and' Mu Kai l Paimatier. . . A j Rare Mae Higgins sp nt a uvek I Haywood r»IL kuibanJ «t,4 •d* Cli S, C»rpf«t»r. Joaol* SfrVei r»«. J. If. Piper. Harry SI ut : Creek. Friday. Saturday they left for the fruit belt imping to get em­ i ployment. ' Ivan Smith went to Kellogg camp , I Sunday vto stay two weeks. He will' accompany the Scuuta oti their i Mr. and Mi. Floyd- She!-, children und their guest Mr* 'ChuppelL sjient Sunday a: Ball park. Grand Rapid*. Mr. and Mrs w. R. Norris vbit-1 led Mr. and Mrs D. W. Hughes and! jon of Toledo and Mr. and Mrs.; G<’iX-ge Parker and family uf | Youngstown. Ohio, last w«-ek. Mrs.’, Jennie Norris und Lucy ioolang aft-1 er the home during their Absence, j IMS. ' 1 ’ , CHAMCBRY KOTICE. Blata et Mkkiou.' In th- Ci:i- weeks Letter. " Mrs. Hatiaberger is gaining daw-1 Jr ' ■ I Mr. und Mrs. Jalm Stairs and] i faintly and Mu» Alla Haskell spent j Sunday at Mr. und Mrs. Ed. Slaire '. ,of Fn-eport and uUo called on Mr J raid Mi f Led Rose and von. ; Mr. and Mn-Milfi Sawdy and .family spent Sunday with Mr. and! .'.I. !?., i Y.ind'.i u of II. it. I Arthur Stair* and Homer Smith! I of Ci.rlton s^ent Sunday evening! jwith Mr. and Mn. jolwF Stairs and family, • 1 Nelson .entertained her, >r TT.n . anifnialfidr. Mr. anil Mrs. BPOlh, Sam Lydy, of Saddlebag lake Slm- Letah Hnnsb. liter returned to her work at Laming Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs, Tompson and ,15m- THE HOME LUMBER CO TELEPHONE 2276 Harold Sw.rn.-ton of Btg Raplps L> tended the World's fair IuaJ week, ;spending some time with'hiS par- -Little ------ LuAnn --------------------stay&l with --------her i.-ruiid-i ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Janie- Swanson. parentk. Mr. anti Mr*. Vern Cotion. Those who attended Ionia fair Mm Mattie White of HasttnpA were. Mr. and Mrs. James-Swanson. vuited her slater. Mrs LUcy Cole­ Mr. and Mr* Clifton Becker. Mrs.:i rnari Thursday.Lena Becki r and family. Eldon Mrs. Janet PettengHl und Mrs Matthews family and Andrew Ken-;(Lucy Coleman spent one day lust nedy's family. week with Mrs. Delta Ragiu of Carl­ .Miss Lavanchc Cotton is back; ton. from her trip in Northern Michigan, Word came Monday noon of the und the World's fair ut Chicago and death of Mrs. Mary OConnog* rcixirts a tine time nnd very inter-j• mother. Mrs. Robert* »f Martin. She tatmg sights\ _ Mr and Mrs. Hurry Sccbcy at- and had been very low ever since. • | M pounds U the lesal weight ot a ct*w«Bi. Mr» irf Probsts.’ bushel ot apples. We extend our sympathy to the O’Connor; family in the iMuMng of a mother ami grandmother. Mrs. Mary O'Connor lias stayed with tlicr mother at Martin the past three. A years. Now she will return to her r home here. Romes 2686th anniversary was celebrated on April 21. The city was founded in 753 B. C. 560.000 barrels ot cranberries were produced In tlie United Slates loot AUCTION SALE! Having decided to quit farming I will dispose of my personal property at public auction at my farm, 2 miles north and 1 mile west of Assyria Center, or 2 miles east of Lacey, on the old Dick Mason farm, on Sec. 5, Assyria township, on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st, 1933 Commencing nt 1:00 o'clock Eastern Standard Time, anil will offer the following described property:- 3 HORSES. TOOLS. 2 BLACK MARES, 10 and 11 years old, about 1400 lbs. each. • WHITE GELDJttC, 11 years old, about 1400 lbs. DEERING BINDER, 7 foot cut. McCORMICK MOWER, 5 foot cut, nearly new. COMBINATION RAKE and TEDDER, nearly new. ONTARIO GRAIN DRILL and FERTILIZER. 2 MILBURN WAGONS, wide tires. OLIVER 3Sec. SPRING DRAG, nearly new. SPIKE DRAG. LAND ROLLER. SYRACUSE WALKING PLOW, No. 31. OLIVER SINGLE BOTTOM RIDING PLOW. INTERNATIONAL WHEEL CULTIVATOR, near­ ly new. SINGLE CULTIVATOR. GAS ENGINE, 1 1-2 H. P. WHEEL CORN PLANTER, John Deere. CUTTING BOX. FEED COOKER. McCORMICK DEERING CREAM SEPARATOR, No. 3. HAY RACK. DUMP BOARDS. “ PR. BOB SLEIGHS. 2 Set DOUBLE-HARNESS. Other articles too numerous to mention. 15 HE AD OF CATTLE. BLACK COW, 3 years old. DURHAM COW, 3 years old. 2 HOLSTEIN COWS, 3 years old. GUERNSEY COW, 3 years old. * 2 JERSEY COWS, 6 years old. GUERNSEY COW, 6 years old. DURHAM COW, 6 years old, fresh soon. DURHAM and HOLSTEIN BULL, 18 moi. ol/ 4 HEIFER CALVES. HOLSTEIN COW, 3 years old, freah toon. HOGS. TWO POLAND CHINA SHOATS. POULTRY. 'i .This cummtftiity wa*' well repreIsented at tlie I.itua fair Thursday. ' Mr and Mrs. Neuman and family .V 01 Allendale were Sunday guests of si»i» r-t Miekteui. th* Prabii* Ccuti their brother. Henry Neuman nnd f>r the rcar.l, >,t IUrr> family. IU1; 4'f ”'*■ ' 4,"T| Ret Martnnt a ad wife and Mr. Nntie* la heraby <i«e» th»l t -ur nnetheXnd Mis. George ; Herman of Holy r. ’i h?.. V. ■Cornfrs ’"«* Sunday aftermxm :L'r eiliM M.m.r **M da’ KUfMa of Mr and Mrs. Henry Neumaed to Mid rear! fw eaar.lnstion ar.4 - mall. ' 1.7*X7«tr' tiTd! i Mrs Mar>’ B’.delman of C’orerda'.e d7.^^dIZK 2iM.^X:u<ir;«'!*pent Wednesday with her daugh?e wtJi’W i? c'"‘22' ,n.,l<T’ MU* Jean Biilelnum. i». im». ut a", V.u et.b .a'-'^ri The KcrnwY-n reunion was held nt HASTINGS, MICHIGAN About 40 RHODE ISLAND RED HENS. HAY AND GRAIN. 60 BU. OATS. QUANTITY CORN in shock. 10 TONE ALFALFA HAY. TERMS—CASH. No goods removed until settled for. O. A. BARTLETT, Propr. COL. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. ERNEST GRAY, Clerk. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-09-06.pdf 1a14f2c3da7e7f616d2dcaf3d79abb2c PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR PAGES 1Ito PAGES to 66 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, SEPTEMBER 6, 1933 10 PAGES Legion Program Drew 10,000 FOURSCHOOLNURS- wel\oTsIt\«*nt ■I tan flMOUS PRISON People to Fairgrounds Labor Day Works Station, ES IN BIT CO. CityWithWater OUARTETCOMING Electric Equipment, eptember WILL GIVE ANOTHER EN­ TERTAINMENT HERE SEPTEMBER 15 ft Was A Large and Orderly Crowd Legion and Auxiliary Deserve Credit It seemed'like an old time Thura-Bday at the Barry county fair on Xely^succeedwi. ' 'S NUMBER rss rass.». FUIE MOTHE.!' ~ ™ PROGRAM THIS Wh\n.™ Devices? i /. EVERY NUMBER IB ... Worth Seefti# UNUSUALLY SMALL NUM ­ ENTIRE EXPENSE BORNE » we believe that any citizen of We notice that the Clinton coun| ty sheriff and prosecuting attor­ .will And to the waBER OF CRIMINAL OUTSTANDING BY THE W. K. KELLOGG Hostings ------------------ *a visit-----------ney have ordered all sict machines' terwprlu station very Interesting. I CASES ONP FOUNDATION land other fonru of penny-grabbing —— . Not many folk.* know how tills plant' “ is operated, nor do they realize, un- ' removed. Al/ Failure to comply will! less they go there, liow much the HAS THE USUAL GRIST jS™,1" SPLENDID TALENT IS TO CONSIST OF SAME ARTISTS WHO WERE ] Monday. The Laurence Bauer Post The crowd was not only large but WORK’ueirtii ’c'n'iinATiGM ground* ,uive been beautified, nor OF DIVORCE SUITS jthe parties who have them in theiri BOOKED FOR EACH NIGHT American LfEion had invited it was orderly and good-natured, HEALTH EDUCATION how spick and span everything Is HERE LAST SPRING of : tlw the people of Burry county to come There were officers present on lhe ——:— -— I posLCKsion. 1 ... Li, . 1 . — -----• within th# plant ItAeif. Within the ------ to the fair grounds and enjoy a day,grounds, but their services were not Each Nurse Assigned Schools If You Want Any Request .of real pleasure. It appeared os If required. in Various and viirruus Townships sownauipa unu I most everybody accepted tlw invitaThe principal interest was in the; in Numbers Tell Hugo I tion and was there and glad to b- drawing of the Chevrolet couch The City of Hastings Wunderlich ------------------(there. No count could be taken, but man who .obtained It was Robert Thcre are four teaching nurses In past year the electric pumps have Court Will Convene on Mon­ . These machines are plainly gam-'Seven Big EntortainmCQtS bCP" plac *<1 ln • ™uch targer room.; - Jury IrSt!"-' “"A 8'v,» *>' day,- Sept. 11— nwrp MnvenlenUy arranged. 1 cenuve to the formation of gambling. * habits In children. We can see no for $2.00 Called Later and the room Itself pleasingly deco- rated. It Is really worth a visit. Do- Criminal Causes. <; * ~-------- - ;----- 1 s ne proaram ivr »>w ta nMiuip _'n!' Ite motall . People of nt Veitch, of Lajcc Odessa The tenth Barry county, brought here by the ing away with the old steam plant. ol Hutlngs Hastings are again to it te U believed that there were w People rcopiP vs. VB. Ed. r Olsen, bastardy, for ** ’’la‘n m Barry county Wc do Brotherhood has been completed I . .' tmt — > 1* one of lhe best in 1.| have lhe privilege of hearing lhe the least 10.000 10XXX) different people on the ticket to be drawn was the one that W K. Kellogg Foundation, which alld ’he operation of the pumps by arraignment, !-ot .know kn<>Y.of anv “ny ,reason reason whv why such ,uch .1 and Ito history. "Prison Quartette," who gave an en- (grounds during the afternoon and was to take the car and Mr. Veitch pava the entire experue. These electricity have made it possible to ™ Uonard ownl.r ‘"«i“ te lifted In n ,U| r„„u,. „ |t aid u« .r“S! and -ff entering ™enl"' u.,n> tuunty Tolmilnn u du 0, .my te. ol tmterlalnmcnt at the Methodist church! evening. The Legion boys played had it. Everybody te glad that it nurya have been assigned teirttary hare » clean breaking last spring. Those who were preoent i hosts to lhe crowd, and did it well, went to a man like Mr. Veitch, w)h> as follows, in which they will carry _ _____ Jmatnlte. u • JBf.c. to te; <»un- u.u.t mumt. then will never forget the wonder- ’They kept something going that was has-tirRt to be 51 years ot age and been graded and a good seeding j People vs. Wynn Mattison, leaving ty! The ppening night will be Monday their health education work. ful musical talent of these men. The 1 interesting and. worthwhile and lhe hud never owned a car.. He Is by anMlu ttarted this year. Visitors will find of *n accldent> for “revening. October 16. when Floyd Marion Wetzel is the nurse ••••*«* - ---------Kpe organ player ranks with tlw crowd appeared lo enjoy It thor- trade a leather worker, and at one at the Krllowg School just over the ‘hoee in charge of the plant cour- raignment. Starr, of the Starr Commonwealth ■I artists In that line. The violin-' oughly. ’Inw worked nt Will Richs hame» line in Kalamazoo county, and has teous and pleased to welcome them. j o-nnto People vvs. William Flshneli. re­ ; for Boys, anil some of his boys will 1st has wonderful talent. The sing-1 The concession* wire all under the shop here. He is at prerent employed been given the townships of Hope. , ceiving stolen goods, for arraign-; ! give the program- Thai’s all that r ing of the quartette is superb. control of the Legkfo. Whatever (lie In the canning factory at Lake , ment. needs to be said to assure an eve­ Prairieville and Johnstown. ( This quartette will give an enter- met proceed* they will be expended In Odessa. Mr. Veitch surely wtu de­ Barry'. ning full of human Interest, one ! People vs. Henry Kramer, resist-1 Miss Rose De Foe Is aligned the' tainment al the Methodist church' helping toward wiping out lhe in- lighted and grateful. which every parent will and should ing an officer. of Thornapple. Irving. op Friday night. September 15. (debtednc&s of the Laurence Bauer Next In interest was the 1»11 game, townships . be Rind tq henr. Mr. Btarr’s work Yankee Springs. Rutland and I Jury Civil Causes. ] given by lhe same artiste who ap- Post for their new building. The It was a one-sided contest between Orangeville. ... ' for boys, to which work he has ded' Tlw Commercial Investment Trust ENTERS ORDER CONCERN- icated his life, has been an out­ peored here last spring. They will chances seem to be that they will Nashville and Freeport, the NashEleanor Mumford will carry vs. Ezra Pierce, assumpsit. be In charge of Ute new chaplain of 1 be able to apply quite a.cdruiderable vilie nine winning by a score ot 12 onMbs her work in the townships of ING ISSUANCE OF MAN. I >». h“ Ernest Vennuelcn vs, Phobe MnnJackson Prison. If tixMc who re-(sum. Everybody hopes so. because to 0 nn.Tt^ done for boys who have gotten a Carlton. Woodland, Castleton. Maple GROWERS BEGIN TO SIGN ker. trespass on the casc^ , member lhe entertainment given in | the Legionnaires and the Legion In the liorse shoe contest George UAMUo 'wrong start, that would have made Grove and Assyria. , j treslhe spring wish to request any spe- Auxiliary ladies worked like beavers (Continued on page six» APPLICATIONS FOR ■ Mary Evarts vs. John Brock, ° ’ । shipwreck of their llm has been Miss Mildred Tuttle, who Is the dal numbers, these will be presented: i'^'&E'iXunn « Crrl rui- HEARING THE LATTER j astounding. There surely will bo school nurse In the city schools, will CONTRACTS on the night of the 15th. Those de- i griiat Interest in this first meeting. aUo >' on of t^ehmg work the­ , ler. trexpass on the case. , ~ * — OF —-------siring requeof numbers should give] PART THIS ------MONTH Tile second meeting will be MonI(“SILVER THREAD” CAST rural <arr schools Hastings andinBal • Flavla Robinson -vs. Caryl Fuller. | BEGINS REHEARSALS 4 them to Hugo Wunderlich, who is( • ----------day night. November 20. when there > timore townships. RECEPTION OF ACT chairman of the committee of ar- j [ lr iL A. Adrounic vs. Earl Coleman. ® cce ’ ver ant ^ Attorney PetiI will be held a Father and Son ban-------- —- Who can estimate the value of lhe rangemente. Tlw other members ot, f . quet. under the auspices of the IN COUNTY VARIESi; , Great Interest Being Shown work which trainrtl nurses are ------ these — .—----------------------------trespass on the case. . Funds . tion. for Release of of [Brotherhood. Hie address for that that committee are Hugh Riley. I doing for lhe young folks of Barry ----------.. b . ymiey, Jr., vs. Fred in Poster Contest Open ‘ Charles Faul. Charles Hinman. W J.| Nashville State Bank night wiU be given by Dr. Gordon county? And »e win not forget that Organization Meeting to won. Con-1 j. white, trespass'on..... the case. 1 non meeting Field and Waller Wallace. I , ,, „ I Wheeler, ot Grand Rapids, an outto Pupils — School ------- — H i$ the Kellogg Foundation ttjat is; - — -■ — -•----- • -B. Finley, — Jr *- — tinue — Through Friday Edward vs. Charles ,Wc^ks I^’ie of the Banner, i standing attorney and a fine epeakattendance in various First rclwanal for “The Silver -making II ixxwible Until the Kellogg , Dalhouscr. trespass on the caw. ue publteheikan-account of tlx- pro- „. Wial he h4S abU( to Thread." fairy .-story drama u> be Foundation began ita work in Barry of Thia Week I Fred Darby, assignee, vs. M. C. ceudim; belnti!for hlnvclf. In spite of a great physon sale at the post office, at lhe DEPARTMENTS ABOUT presented by the Ha-sUngi etvjc «"«>ty such iclhing xs health trainAccording to County Agent Foster.' Nichols, appeal from circuit court NiAhrtiu Bookcase factory, at the Universal madmat At and AI hte nt- '। lcal handicap, Buch Playcra Oct. 0. will be held this eve- mu Ing in the lhe rural ana and village Know schools t}M. -0Vemment wheat control pro- i commissioner's court. Nashville Slate « Bank, ft ma|J (s sure I*tomarvelous. have a message Garage. Hinman's grocery. Wallace NORMAL. b W|Uj varying sue-! Lillian Chapman vs. Claire Getty, torney; to compel the state tresuurer . v,.hl(,h W1U b,. hdpfui u> boys and nlng in the scenery loft above Meyers. was ““ unknown. Tlw only school in Feed store. Jay Meads grocery, the I .1.-.,-. county having the benefit of a j Barry county. In Woodland I appeal from circuit court commls- . to turn over money which had been heir dads 5 A: 10 Cent Store. Since all o! th*- the ' Hutings Printing Company and the: TOTAL ENROLLMENT .r.lnrel nurre .X. Out K. U1U ary “ “ '!^X7ppT^™hl£r “ ! departed by the receiver with the lhlrd prOftram U Maoday ..m«_Th.™ will b. no . |N ALL GRADES . | J42 . principal clmracters already haveNow. IhrepfU the Up- nn. ro.u ,id -.id of ot "^^“^rowdi were "J ,.t AU ,Mlc * Preilk generous on Mnd hand The Qr Great Atlantic Pacific Tn Tea state. In accordance a uh the taw nJghf when u u ' scne~«ats"The’entertalnmei’irwillT UMAUtS I,I4Z their lines committed- Director -Row through Foundation, tin- pupils of every <u> u£e • Jn lhe organimuon Co.. a New Jersey corporation. vs. , c.a? i£*’1AcaX ?n was filed with, the b# such that in any part of the Ul“c»c'' Barnet: expects to the ' that united States Senator church auditorium lhe quartette can Number of Students . rom make rapid progress M Vkv mtn tH1 ’ Ar,hur H- Vandenberg of Grand Mlch gan. requesting that high tri-Mla ld!, win thp ipeata._ Nothhe Seen and heurd. The auditorium Outside About Equal to Considerable interest is a^so being has a seating capacity of 1.100. . - na. Vnnr 4wwn in the poster contest open to “n. ?rdfr i mg need be added It will b» • There will be ample room and It Isj Taat °* La8t Year '-‘H school puplta in the county. lhe |COUNTY GETS „ ' Jheodorc I. Fn. s.ate treasurer, and grf,at treat to the Brotherhood. «—.. . --------- ---S2.000 —,-----Aside froth signing applications Wolverine Fruit Products Co. ys. John N. Stack, auditor general, to n1P fourth number wilt be Montarped that 11 may be packed to. IL* Hastings city schools opened yes- j rules of this contest arc very .simple. FOR FISHING LICENSES William Boughner, trespass on the hbow cause, if any they might have. night"January 15. Wh« Dr. W. fftnlL No finer entertainment could lerday with a total enrollment of A synopsis of the play is provided to •*hy a ixtrcmptory mandamus n jgenderaora of lhe University ot be given In Hastings, and few will 1.143, only slightly under the tec- all those wishing to take part. After Elmer F. Watrous vs. Mrs. Edgar begin to. compare with it. ' i qrd attendance of last year. Not reading this over carefully, the con- Now Law Gives Money lo to ttum io Michigan win be the honor iwl ,1 pay over to the receiver lhe money ;flnd s.x.akt.r, Dr, Henderson has a 'Hie members of this quartette are only that but tn spite of reduced, testunt 1» then to design a suitable , State Conservation Dept, [wheat control committees. Those L.. Mead, trespass on the case. Slate Bank of Deckerville by Lean in question, lids application. came . n.,{ um-wlde rep Hatton far his a oik known ns tlie "Hiinnonv Kings." budgets the entire list of subjects paster and U given free range tn rcO.1. Wentworth, Wentworth, receiver, receiver, vs. vs. Douglass Douglass'on for consideration conrideratlbnTefore the Sufor Fish Propagation ich™.t”g ”AMn°Heh’igle. representaon for before the Stt». a speaker. Il will be a real Titey can be heard on the Sparton ‘he curriculum of last year will «urd to material and use of color I preme Court «n the 29th day of Radio program each Tuesday night again be available to students. Teachers may give suggestions'and While HterCjWaa some dtssatts- tlve on county wheat control board; Scott. trespass on the case. lhe ?f August. 1933. al which time the ap- J Fcr the evening of Monday. FebIn u 'e matter of the estate $f ami are called the "Mystery Bing-, Herewith Is a list of the enroll-1criticism but the main idea and ।faction over the rod license law in ] c. D. Yelter and Sidney Fiileld. c.W -------(Continued on page slxj $3 ca s “rd. - deceased, --------appeal ers " No one can afford to miss this ments in the various branches of theme of lhe pteter should originate ।this state Ac believe the people of. township assistants. iruary 19. the ..peaker and honor entirely- with the ouuli. pupil. entertainment. the city schools-. . !j entirely, Michigan generally favor this law., Carlton—Lawrence Farrell, repnnr.eti'Vc Tsnma. n ni ia 1 Igi.crt will be Dr. P. G. Dunning ot --------------- **-•--------------I • Tills Year 1932 I Mrs Grace Woodburne. who reptetetel-.-tl -tontete.wtf mteUlM w tetet, wte.t tenUyl .^TSlShli C (IM pDRfllT (IN i Kalamazoo. Dr. Dunning is pastoi 48u । resents tlw Hastings Women's Club ti»« inland lakes of Michigan to pay board; Mort Nichols and Henry Wll- shewsky and Sophia Oisliewsky, as­ ot the Presbyterian church and has sumpsit. 15^ on the poster contest committee, ex- a uniform license of 50c. Wives need hams, township assistants. done a very useful work in that ' American Electric Service, Inc.i ’ ~ — . ’ .i 375 plained the projxisitlon before a not pay if their husbands have 11-' Woodland—Glen Wotring, rep-' ! city and is noted as a gifted speak* - - [ meeting of Barry county rural school censes. Considerably over $3,000 has' rvaentatlve on county wheat control vs. Louis M. Curtiss, appeal from • court. I One of the outstanding numbers 64 [ teachers • here Saturday and a mu- been paid in Barry county for fish- board; Alva Miller and Lawrence Justice Universal Film Exchange. Inc., . —• •|jorlty A them txpre.<ed a desire to ing licenses, of winch about 8700 i pmefrock, township assistants. | on the Brotherhood program will ba j . —— Monday evening. March 10. when .1143 1202 (have their pupils inter. So far 115] was paid to' residents of other states. | Thornapple—Paul Cridler. rep- vs. C. W. Bennett, assumpsit. Norm Co. vs. Frank C. Andrus, WYNN MATTISON IS QIV- I).-. Royal G. Hall, of Albion OolTWO OVTDOOBPBOORAMB [ | S who pay a much higher license than; resentative on county wheal control trespass on the case. local fishermen. .board: Frank Garbow and William -egc. wilt give th* address Dr. Hall EN A FINE OF Harry O. Mohrmann, receiver This red license plan <111 make aiQackler, township assistants. Li a student and a faiKinaUng -------------------------------------------’ SCHEDULED ON COURT $500.00 decided improvement in fishing. Il Hastings—Fred Peck, representa- (Continued on page seven, part two) j speaker. He has very original views will mean that many more tourists tive on county wheat control board; on the subject of what Is needed in HOUSE LAWN mand. By eliminating this depart- gias Qini l-d diit I MUST NOT TOUCH INTOX- government In order to give every will come to this state. The fact 1 Ben Merrick and Bernie McIntyre, BODY OF W. B. HAYES ment and putting other economies OlUt.cn ru 1 — —•­ person a square deal and on how township assistants. Into effect, the school board and HASTINGS ON THE .MAP that several hundred tourists have — SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA paid licenses in Barry county is an] Members of the county committee FOUND IN RIVER ROUGE ICANTS FOR TWO YEARS। that can be and should be brought Supt. VanBu.«kirk found it portable | -------- — ' . , ------ (about. Dr. Hall la • (RMiter with --------- TO PLAY THURSDAY to carry on with a full schedule ot By Winning First Prizes at Indication of what will fyappen when have somewhat lhe same position In studies In the grades. Junior High I ,. nMf the resulting increased propagation regard to administration of the Had Been Very Despondent A Fine Talk Was Given to a nation-wide reputation.- The । National Bar Assn. Golf of game fish shall properly stock the wlwat control act as supervisors do Event Is First of Kind in This and High school. ol Late—Funeral Held ! Mr. Mattison by Judge waters of the inland lakes of Michl-1 in the conduct at county affairs. Although complete figures are not Contest in Grand Rapids Section of State—Band \ on On the shoulders of the township on Monday ' McPeek V The last meeting of the BrotherKt mlWfe. IndUUon* nro th.ll S.ttaul AMoel.U.,:, 1..M Ran A notable example of the benefits, assistants, however, will fall a maThe Hastings friends of Walter! Wynn Mattison, of Orangeville.InLre CJT Concert Saturday of this course is shown at Gun lake. < jonty of the burden of seeing that B. Hayes of Detroit, were shocked eame before Judge McPeek Thurs- i “’f, HasUn1' *lli **. ids last w«k. It »^s . vn>* MlcceMThis week Is an unofficial musical 1^?. Since the establishment of the Gun the various provisions of the act are when they learned cm Saturday that day to answer to the charge of driv-1 “J t^Lram At ,ul mt«‘ing nnd hundreds of lawyers i.v_ festival here with the HastingsI “ ---------j. -v — blue-](properly administered. lake breeding ponds, where his body had been found In the, Ing away from the scene of an acci- ^.jn be but thMe havln_ th^maU Symphony Orchestra scheduled to gills, bass and perch are hatched 1 County Agent Foster stated that River Rouge at Detroit, near where dent. Mr. Mattuon admitted tile J*- ."“iJ*”*® •"«: give a full-length outdoor program ” wul. the n>«tln» .-Uh and raised to fingerling size and (there will be no canvas* of wheat It empties into the Detroit river. Ac- charge Sentence was deferred until ™ Vn on Thursday evening. Sept. 7, .and1 S-’.SSTr.T* “1; then released, together with other growers to obtain contracta. Those cording to the Detroit coroner who the following Tuesday. !** 1 Tel inin-a fhn la « 0,f <»»«««. ‘ h* o" c bel ” « the Hastings Band to follow with fingerlings from the Jlsh hatchery who did not attend their township Investigated lhe case, the body had! There have been a number of wild at ?hi« rttv Ii nt lhp Kcnl Country Club, fol- breeding ponds of tills city, there an outdoor concert Saturday,eve­ meeting but who wish to enroll In bren In lb. nur .1 Ira.t three SmJ teMtet luMlntte ChJ ! rumor, nunUrre .round Oun lake . (S think or Jilin, reren reth ning. Both programs will be given Ute th. has resulted a noticeable betterment wheat control "program «“n obtain ni-ncram* with ■ fln« on the court house lawn and will Stark in the Latin department andIITf.vuz; ' ‘rourl?^ 111 n “ lu-iiernian ,Vh"nnan''s< ciuiiices ui gciiing setting contracta by applying either to their wium discovered Saturday morning, concerning this case. We are in-1 —.—.-----•— >n It seems that Mr. Hayes had been formed that one party, living not fur fQr eaih meeting for the smallsum commence at 8:00 o'clock.- Mr. A. A.; Miss Helen Menon of Grand Hav-'ithb Kent Coun,n Country C,ub Club COUI7e course ** be- .sn nieUilng worth while *" In Gun ,lake. “* Kcnt *-----— “fc* township representatives or at the Btfcrno will Conduct both concerts. en takes the place of Miss Theo IOT. but be went out «n.l pul H«.- T„.,r quite despondent of late owing to; from, the wjene of the accident1 of M00, iu other manner could office of the county agent. Inability to find the work for which which re-mlted in the death of s’ch a,)ro<rain be brought to HasOutdoor symphony concerts are un,« on lhe map by wlnnln, nr..< rauld Meetings for the balance of this Ids fine legal talent fitted him. He | George Miller, wrote to Governor i u " thanbythe co-owraUvo one rare and the one scheduled for to­ pru, for k.w Kros. wore. ,nd alao ,, ,-lth pn^rim,, (he week arc a/ follows: was bom in Hastings In 1878. was a Comstock complaining that our whth the RrnfbprhXvjh.. carried morrow evening is believed to be lhe Oral prhe (or lhe-blbid bogey cono„,„ xould „„,u .nd Maple Grove—Grange. Wednes­ graduate of our city schools, of county officials had neglected their out 7or V(.ars first of its kind in this section of CHANGE IN LAW , ■ maintain such breeding ponds. This day. September 6. the state. Last spring the local or­ „ Qun ,n ore.nlWORKS A DETRIMENT Mr- SMler. Brel round o< n « „ Barry—Hickory Corners, Thurs- Olivet College, of the Detroit Law I duty tn this matter. As a result' n»e sale of the Brotherhood ttekchestra directed by Mr. Blfemo gave hok. was »a Jta* in37 31.. reree uui Hui. c01t ,„ d resort „„„ owners.(day. September 7. - School and had served for many (State Police came on and made an!^ for 1933.34 will be in charge of noies ?:»t tn a score a zatton of cottage and tot nf tlin hittirntrhhlmiaK unnlri lie . .......... . of the bto professionals would be cour*. could taken at ka^iHe and Orangeville Twpa years as attorney for the Security Investigation( going to the party who lhe committee Of which Hugh RUey an indoor concert that made a tre­ Statute Relative to Caring mendous hit here. Those who heapd Knteni^enu^^u^tl.0? e^ul) Lf WaU Iakp' C1,'“r ,ak°' Finr lake' -Prairieville town hall. Thursday, Trust Company of Detroit and was] wrote the letter as well as to otters b chairman The other ntemheH it departed expressing the wish that one of its vice-presidents. That com-1 whom they had been referred to. of lhe committee are Jcase rm### for Afflicted Cases Needs difficult course. Due to a couple of nnriow lake and Pine lake. Tlw new . September 7 other similar concerts be given in was merged two years ago The Police were told wild storiei Johnson, Charles Bachellor Z enlf ban re^ed ?wtoik a'ldJn hte ro<1 “°*n” ’aw B1"s the 8Ut* °°n: Assyria-Town Assyria—Town hall. hall. Friday. Friday. SepSep- pany Prompt Readjustment the near future, it Is this sapie or­ with the Detroit Trust Oompany. | about the cause ot the death of Mr. Frandsen Fred A. Smith Kart golf ball rep«>cd. he took a 40 on hte ,en.lllnn Department money mJ ternber 8. In lhe merger he loot his ixxsltton. Miller. They carefully rati down j Boyes and Warren Roush Tickata At tlw lirtt sessiop of the legisla­ N^2ndlrCthtf tavSra f^ e?ere'',hal 11 cau carry on the uwk of Johnstown-Orange hall.Friday. chestra’which is to present the out­ door program Thursday. turc, ture, several several cimngcs clutnges were were nioae mode in in No wonder that lawyers from fiery propagating game fish to fingerling Seutember 8. and had not been able to find an.-(these stories and found no founds- can be purchased from any ot tho * The Hastings Band has already ‘ the law relative to care by the conn- -- ----- .. . other tor which his training adapt-1 tlon for them anti no justification, members of the cwmmlttaa or at an<l took size for --------------- < ♦» ....... • ----|<)r stocking SHKHUE the, tuc lakes. IKKI'S. ThLi II1UI Kt-nm witc ... . such ... presented two outdoor concerts this I ty of afflicted adult and child cases, e-h.-n cd him. He had tried to get some-(•nicy were just stories—someone's1 t, g. Baird's store I-oppenUiitn’s when thiK this score was annAiirirv.it announced.. । (.0U.]d. nol. .h<> ([. one without help; summer, both of which were en-' sucli us TB, etc. Outalde of professional golf ranks A,h hatchCT/'hrrc ^ould be THORNAPPLE GARDEN thing to do but was unsuccessful. 1 surraixty;. with the usual additions a* store, or at the North Side Gentry thiuiastlcaliy received. Without the, 1 — The new law ,provides definitely On Tuesday of last week he told his] the stories went the rounds. Or at the Hanner offka. With such --------------- - ------------------------— ---------- — -- ------ ,ia lot of lawyers dtdnt think that i,.!,,! ln »wknf Im. CLUB MEETING SEPT. 7 family he was going to Toledo where j We -believe the officers of this a program thare can h«» no nuefKwn least exaggeration, it can be said।that all ca^s of children up td 18,there was an attorney living who provlnK the fblung 1n Barry oounth*t this organization under dlrec- years of age shall be cared for ac-i could shoot such a low score as tltat. L-. f he thought he might find a place county did their full duty In this about the success of the ticket sale tr-a.a ---------------- -----.. __ offlcen tlw Brotherhaui Mr. Toogood to Talk on Wa­ He tion -at Mr. Blfemo has developed;cording to law. and then slates that |but It is really quite a common thing ’ ,,, did -not return. -n.. Tlie faqjlly -heard;case. As soon as .u. the accident wai a “teamwork" that Is quite likely tojall adults of 31 years or over shall for Kim. TPAPUPRQ’ lADffiC QPAI C nothing from him and became :reported ------ —J — * -which this year are: Charles H Hinman to Sheriff ---------Leonard, ter Gardens—Officers be absent in'the usual amateur, be given care, but makes no pro--------------# ef---------------, 1 tno ffAUt OVALU alarmed. On Friday Mrs. Hayes iIwas soon after it happened, the' president; Fred Jones, vice-nrasito Be Elected (vision whatever for caring for any QUCK HUNTING SEALOWER THIS YEAR wired his brother, H. O. Hayes, of J:: Sheriff and Coroner McIntyre drove dent; Theodore Knopf, secretary, Bath the band and the orchestra.person between lhe ages of 18 and] enil nDC.lc nPT < The regular meeting of the। this pity, stating that the family Ito Gun lake and brought the in- and Frund Edmonds, treasurer are 'amateur organizations In lhe 31. SUN OPENS ULI. I 1 were much worried over his absence. I jured man to the hospital. At that The members of the Brffiherhnod best sense of the word. Members Judge Stuart Clement says that at' , , Average Price Paid tn Rural Thornapple Garden Club will be tn. The following day. Saturday, word i time there was no knowledge of how are to be congratulated on having each ..week contribute a small fee! the present time there is n young 8port«men Should Romomber, Schools of This County . eame that lite body had b««n-found-। :tlw accident really happened. Titcre such a program for fha coming 1 as stated. which is used to purchase music man with tuberculous, who has had This Change in Date as VioTa S4(l Por Month I were no witnesses, The Sheriff and Brotherhood year. State St.. opposite freight depot, on and pay for the rental of the prac, treatment for this disease, but now, . . * i 18 540 rer monin ------------»■------ —— Thursday. Sept. 7. at 3 P. M. Mr.. Walter Hayes had- a brilliant mind I ।others spent a lot of time investigate tlce hall. Al) of the outdoor con-1 all help must be refused him as he lators Will Be Punished / Some rural schools began the fall Toogood ot Grand Rapids will talk■ and had proven hL’i capacity in his Ing and had wry little pratf to I FQION AUXILIARY TO ' oerls given ,erm August 28 but the large ai.cu thus Miu» far .ar have .wvc been ocen free irec.j u is over 18 io and ana not yet 31. ai. Before weiorc he ne|I Deputy Conservation conservauoir Officer Sum-l Sum-...r . .«v ma- on- wa ter gardens and Mrs. Terpen- chosen field. When the upheaval l.urt _ .ttK Th. act.™ or the k«. water NOMINATE OFFICERS nilKlto anrf nF fHn nm.nhr.nv ! HI k ma in.nl ft. u-Im., V. ... » ........... ............. ... tnrltv at Iw-antl (htc M ’ .wlr to the pitbllc and at the symphony i shall reach his majority when he ner makes an announcement cot^ i Jorlty af them began this week njn- wl|, t4.j| about mid-summer■ came in 1939. which Inter forced dent had been .seen standing on the ■ orchestra last fall a nominal charge I could again be assisted in his re- coming the opening. of the duckI Tuesday- They are nil under way at blooming perennials. Officers for• consolidation, hte banking conncc-1 running board ot a rapkily-moving _ , _r—----of only 10 cents was made-the total|covery under this law. all the good. hunting season that all sportsmen the present time. 'the ensuing year will be elected at; tion ceased. Owing to the continued car, which wx* being driven toward Regular Meeting Thunday of lhe ticket sale being Insufficient.. uonc done for during me the past may be should icmnuuei. remember. average teachers ting Members iot him nun aiumg oe snoulu |. The *—■ ....... — --------- —wages in the h,,unri» Evening to Be Praeredetl business mee meeting. Members are are, depression lie was unable to find a (the village ot Orangeville. There position. lucre conflicting reports u to thej . " rrocwu to meet all expenses involved. I ItuMtone and his condition worse] Th- opening date has been ^ar.rV county has been reduced con- urged to attend. Herewith la a llst of the numbers1 than before. ! changed to OCTOBER 1 and anyone sW«*rabiy from what they did re­ There is much sympathy expressed' make and color of the car. One or by Pot Luck Supper to be presented aS the symphony’ for his family and relatives. He is I two parties said it had an Ohio 111 The regular meaUng at tlw Amar« This is a matter that should be apprehended shooting ducks before Icclve I933 antl t929-:ulrt 1-'> ,ou'cr CAN SELL THE BONDS. concert tomorrow evening and al■ adjusted by the legislature at the that time will be dealt with as Uian a >'far fl(‘° 'r,1*> svenige this , survived by his wife, one son. Wilcense. It took a considerable time for lean legton Auxiliary will ba held Receiver Mohrmann of the Nash­ the liand concert Saturday evening. earliest opportunity. j violators of the law. It U a whole lot I >**ar 15 closc ,o **0 per month. ville Slate Bank appeared in cir­ Ham and bv two brothers. Bert C. lhe Sheriff to ascertain that the car Thursday evening, preceded by • Symphony Orchestra Concert -------- *•* ■ I wiser to wait until the season opens Th'”1 a«* a ‘cachers who have cuit court Thursday to ask for au­. of Ironwood and H- O. Hayes of this was owned by Mr. Mattison and wxi pot luck supper al t;N ewiiL Thursday Evening. Sept. 7, 19X3. “A BEDTIME STORY” October 1. ■ । signed contracta to teach at- SM> a thority to dispose of certain bonds; city. The funeral service was held in driven to* him when the victim Please bring rolls, disba* and Opa 1— Officer of The Day—R B. Hall. 1 month: several more at around S30 owned by that bank, believing that; Detroit on Monday. : jumped from the running board, la- hot dish. 2— Lustspiel Overture—Keler Bela COMES TO STRAND EXPOSED GANGSTER TRICKS, and quite a number at »35 a month I u be advantageous --------------- - •'» ter dying as the result of the tnFollowing the M It wouW would be advantageous to to the the do do-­ S—Mercedes "Habanera"—Jtaseph ----, A. W. Dittmore, a former gang- There are some rural schools, the Uor< lo vhal MR. HOG RAISER. i Juries he then sustained. nation of officers Maurice Chevalier and tiny baby ster and ex-gunman gave a demon- teachers of which arc paid 150 or comnlcte statements at the reasons If you want to market your pigs i The offense charged against Mr-1 year will be held 4— Victor Herbert Favorites—Vic­ Leroy, the baby actor who took mov- .stratlon at lhe court hoiv-e last! better. There are cases.where their,.„ luch „u had been hrenarrd bv weighing from 25 lbs. to 100 11m. with Mattison in this case was the most there may be af tor Herbertledorn by storm, will be co-stars ini night to several business men. ex- i work has been especially satisfactory th, reo-ive,-'. attorney Mr Kim the government get in touch with revere that could be brought against, --------------- 5— Del Rio —March —A. W. "A Bedtime Btory" which appears at plaining how criminals do their, to the-district and the dlxtrrlct Sigler, and — evidence —------- was ' - ■ your local Co-op-Shipping Assure him under the laws of this state. | STOWS — , presented Hughes. the Strand Theater Bunday and j holdup stunts and how they can be board. But the average. will bo showing why this course was ad­ and they will get you a permit. Do Tlw fact that the investigation by . A Mr. Lyons, arnnrfav Monday. John Rurrvmnn. Barrymore .nd and THnnn Diana disarmed, explaining many other about as stated, not ship any pigs to any market . the officers resulted tn the arrest ot Orangeville, J visable. Judge McPeek granted the Arthur WeUesley. Wynyard will have the leading roles tactls which could be employed -------------- ----- --------------without a permit. They will mot be and the subsequent admission by **->— permission. ■. 7—Selection from Opera Tann­ in 'The Reunion in Vienna" which effectively r BASEBALL GAJIE. ifr an attempted holdup! accepted. Hastings Co-op-Shipping Mf Mattlgpn refutes any claim that J hauser by Wagner. comes Tuesday. Both pictures have were being made. Tricks of criminals j Vickery's landiiw. Sunday. Sept.i Asson. Chas. A. Woodruff, Secy. llu> officers of this county did not WELCOME DANCE. (Continued on page five) been universally praised by critics. | (Continued on page three) j Postponed to September 15.—Adv. Ptione 719—Fl 1—Adv. and the underworld were explained.j 10.-Dowling vs. W. O- W—Adv. ‘ SUPREME COURT TOWNSHIPSELECT . WHEATBOARDS 08196015 SCHOOL BELLS STARTRINGING S MS. MUSIC “FESTIVAL” S HERE THIS WEEK u" teS-Sl M.HE-1 i“iMSS j mils �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER «. 1M3 PAGE TWO FREEPORT WOMEN , idebt in other word*, the foreign- true that repudiation of their debts LINE FENCE QUES MICHIGAN SUGAR BEET er* claim that they cannot pay in to America will be popular in the HOLD FLOWER SHOW| LOCAL NEWS ACREAGE IS NOT CUT TION IN COURT; money, and wo i*y we cannot take European countries hich now o« I’11"’ ' I____ __ _ __________ _________ ,'qur pay in goods bccauw that would The of, money know ----and wo- Charlotte Farmer Lost in 'r>tc woman's Woman's Literary Literary Club club of Extra Aerexga 1, Allowed on I throw millions of men out .of em------- they weH- -----Freeport held thetr annual Fall i ployment. loaer the price* uf all couldn't get It if we won wch a Account nt Twn Cln.od Replevin Suit Brought »sr. ’Tliey ; goods and «rk disaster»*rHsey dislike repudiation ren.idi.tion and - ------------------- America will Factorle* 1 Some might ask. in view of lhe P^fcr cancellation by Neighbor therefore fact Uiat Europeau nation* have never cancel tiiat debt; ­ IDROFXAN 00U The question of the duty of a the Club's Garden Department, act[paid us ramSg on lhe debt, why repudiation can bo expected, farmer to keep up his share of a ARK 0AM01LLATI0 'can't they finish tlie Job? The an■ •a line fence between him and his ' ’hmu TTV«.: Jjer cent by the National Depart­ miR WAR DEBTS Imrkaw. we m amnw LLOYD SHAFER GAVE ,m.„™ n.,«»bGr ... W~«M mu, ........... wun .<. ”■. >»' .’■™._,. “>««« <0. WU1. Id uci t>FIII AnnRFQQ Clm.lv'.U Charlotte last week -It wa* decided tlie exhibit. Mrs. Oil: Gale Lightfoot, her [' At a special *e*slon of lhe city ment of Agriculture This is. we be flCLrrUL Huuncoo that..unlcM tha. .w. keeps kern* hU nu pfcrt Uftrl of thelablr WKlstanl gave saw over her entire council ' lie the [ able assistant, held Friday forenoon, a 11-! serious mistake. The culU-1 U. S. WILL NOT TAKE line fence In proper repair Iw must day to making a succew of the show. c«uc «« granted to Frank Becker vatton of sugar beets ought to b« GOODS IN EXCHANGE Germany'* debt to u* and dccn.-ased Sppkc Here are several items tha Methodist SUffer the ooraequences ff hl* neigh- Mr* Leon Howk took charge ol «o beer a* a restaurant keeper. enCour*ged throughout the country, ,u»totth.*ni-. we note.-, Ohnrch a, Sunda>. Mor„. livestock breaks through and » Kinie madu. ekiMy tale to help loThe alarm of fire Sunday aftera* it would lend to make our nation men and boys need Only Outcome Is That These ter oft a* a result of it damages hu crop*. ward* lhe expense of the exhibit, noon was caused by a blaze that had independent in the matter of sugar i ing Service Foreign Nations Will Re­ I The Dean called attention to the In thl» case the hogs of the pr Wesley Burling ot Grand Rap- started at the city dump, which was supply. Not only that, but it ha* for these fall day. .. ISd *£*, u. in mr gnic JET <« -W•-»... «' >« If' plaintiff strayed onto the farm of: ids very kindly donated the use of .likely to spread to other property1 proven u profitable crop for farmers, pudiate Obligations r , , 1I couia pay us it prooatny ,und would give employmenI to sevAt the Rotary Club luncheon would prove undesirable He cited L L Deaey. Lloyd Shafer »j»ke at the defendant and were held by tin- hu bpUdlng and Mr. Rosenberger, and do much damage. druggist, granted an extension Al Pennock hospft.l on Aug. 31. rral hundred thousand men Monday noon the spcak«r wo* Dian * the fact that, at the end of the the Sunday morning service ut the latter. pending P*!™*™ !or.^u“;d ■ The plaintiff brought suit ftOm hl* lighting system < a njn. jacg Edward, was bom to throughout tlw country If we should Davenport, who talked about the Franeo-Pnwlan war. Btanat* told Method!*! church He Ux* fur Jus damage h>'_£eple1 £°*Ph H Brewer, president Mr and Mrii cieorge KennfBton. 203 grow our own sugar in the tinned "DiteemUonal Debt* owing to the the French they muM pay al) that text Matibew 15>. 13-15 ThU in­ The matter hinged on which part iOf the State Garden Club, *cnt Mrs. w. South St Thr little ' fellow State*. United Slate* At the dose of the war had cost Germany, over •LMO - cludrd Jr>Ui- mutation to children, of the line fence the hogs went m. H. Sheffield of Grand Rapids to weigbed nearly seven pounds. Michigan, however, will not suffer war the principal of these debts was 000.000. it* gold A surprising tiling ia M Vt>ry rtmpie and yet very ap- through. It was proven in court , act a* judge. Awards were granted i • deal of time was taken In • cut• ■- ---------- --------• ’1 With Zipper Front *,1«r-- — ** <wr 112.000.000.000. . They were happened The Hench peasants are y, m111v uay Mr. Shafer spoke of the that they went through that part of at follows: .. g<xxl ■ • . - — —-••• . . ••• cwu.se of the fact that there are two scaled down about *7.000 000.000, money saver* Tliey had kept thr, importance ci ihe work of helping the fence which the defendant was nladlolu.(the probate court of thU county last closed sugar beet factoriew which, if then prorlUcn wax made for thelrjgold which they had received fur children to come into * helpful life supposed tq keep in repair but failed AJhlLaronder-Firrt-tiro Hum“* he“r,n»s rur, ln,lan< P*^' they should be opened, wxiuld be payment, with interest, during a ■ their .products hidden away in old xInch will bleJxi them and bcnc- to do m. hence the verdict against ,J, E urri^T'8 The*^ T" ca4<*' ‘n Uf“ period of *lxty-two years The total *uck» France appealed to her peas- flt' n,anxind. him i‘*r,' 8eot?!dT7J E- McElwain. usually large number tor this county. entitled to acreage. Therefore an Increased -----allowance haa been made to --------------- --------------------I Deep Orchid—First—Geo. SumwhlIc lhc wheal crup ln Barry„ r.rjTT -----------------paymen I of principal and interest'ante to loan this money to the govhu ovn experience at the x-. . B county this year will be considerably ““*!«•” «’ lh” eccount. in Boys’ Sires at... $4.95 would require debtors to pay u* ernment. and take government |u^, camp of- the Kellogg ^hHe—JTrst Chas Roger*. Set- shorter than a year ago yet because -------------- * n * •2X000 000.000 in gold, which Is .bonds in exchange To the *uinr»e yvitmcat urn this summry.Vhich Mr NEW FINANCIAL RE­ DOWLING. Siec «.*"' ... . uf ‘he higher price it will bring much more than all the gold In ex- ot Germany and the world the»e Shafer had in chai*' h" wa* aWr tu SPONSIBILITY LAW Utence. ' 0earanu duf up »1 JMOOO.OOO^.^ ! ,F *-?sh PI n k—Rr*t—Mrs Am farmers » considerable mure money The Cemetery Circle will meet for S‘5°’f?e-. „ 8^.on.d_H; K: *S® w,Ln' . . man thart uiu did uw tlw ccrop of n»aa. 1932. -----iup ui dinner Thursday, Sept. 14 at the* The United Stale* raiw-d the'gold. which France paid to Ger- urv clear the diOculUe, rnrounfetDeals Severely With Owner Salmon Pink—First — Geo Bum- A ^,,4 Cftr ,n fIOn*. of five Kroger basement of the church as usual. money rhlch it loaned Europe by many, .thereby discharging her debt ;n th,..^ ■_ ln lv.nB m . q.«v«.*--.i ..t ,,, i.nu, •elltng bonds to it* own people. The to that country children a square deal -tore Saturday night*was. ... found ... to Several of aour tenth grade pupil* of Car or Truck Causing ner; Second—J. E McElwain. Salmon—Firat—John Flah „ ,„, w „ . .......... ..... ...... •7.000.000.&W which they agreed to! Wiia-. happenedon the other side thrn. |s Qn Bjxse of , be aiuc aflie. JU Ju»t bow it wl|llulinI originated W! we. .............. will enter HMUngq high ............ school Death, Injury or Damage pay. with Interest amounting to of the Rhijw? Tlie iiiftyx of *o h(<np hr,. n n h pan.nu Sinoay—First—Mrs. Asa steckle. uiu did not hear. Tiiv Tlw ucpviluiciiL department was and Wil. will bv be ,CSrcar- . iek iiear. w.u ,Tuesday TLLLLdZy morning -nd Heavy Weight. Assorted •22.000.W0 00-1 was amortized over I much money raised prices :n Germtero,Urt in so mam Yellow—First—Chas Rogers. ■ • • ■ ■ •• ' — • »--*■ • » — • »- in •»the — new Michigan's new "financial respuncalled out. but before it arrived the ried back and forth Orange — First — J. £ McElwain. Colors, Now at — flahw* had been *ubdued. school bus. operated by Howard a£r“ilof ISJS ’*£ tO “P cra «*>l*cul*!‘r*n Ihinw outside the home that chd- Flblllty immy law law" oecomea becomes rue effective Oct.i The Dean tersely rtated "We can- which ultimately reacted upon the drcn are neg’reted and have not *ha' nn, tart hmUw th.t iw a JudgMrs C W. Clarke, who *uffe.-vd Martin. not grt.lhl* money unless tift 0ebt- German people and hurt them far mh^wt rarc aiuj ent •..........—• — —"l w* " Jud<* 1 Second—Mrs Asa Steckle Mich a ieriou* accident ten day* Mr. and Mr*. Dorrence Trethrlc or* are willing to pay They declare- more than any benefit they derived d'^ ^JuXXy ^'mht ?o ment of »300 or more for death. In-1 Magenta—First — Chaj. B°eer»: ago. ha.* been removed to iter home and family, of Cleveland, vlsltwl they cannot pay; that it would be I from the gold they received from ‘ ~’ rW“ Jurloa or property damage caused by J •*— • . here from Butterworth hospital and ‘hetr parents. Mr and Mrs. Edd. Red* First J. E. McElwain, dQjf>g as well as potable which !• Trnihrw fmpotilble for them to *cnd the. France: while the French pepole, H ■ spoke M Hh’lUnarr* Uiat Cuiiw your car or truck, must be ^>aid Trethric. nundav Sunday. within 30 days, or you stop driving Second-Char Roger*. United SUU* the gold in-the nextiprospered in spite of the gold they to , u ?. '® d a<lod ncwg l0 hfr many trwiid. Mr. and. Mr*. Orlle FUher enlerslxty-two year* which their debts'paid This teem* to pro-.e that >' nv.-? in t^ir 1 wh^ t ; . ><mr car or truck, and stay off the Specimen Spikes relative* from Kalamaroo Bernard Helsel of CarlUm. age 20. tatnrd ’ cal) for They excuse themselves by would not benefit the United States . . ,h ... . ' . ’ . road until the Judgment U paid. Lavender — Fk«t Guy Giddings. ls ln jad chanted with the serious 1and Hendershott Bunday. Jerry Andrus of this city, and R. Marshall Pierce and family spent R^crs „ ‘ crime of statutory rape, committed It was your war »* well as our*, u* In full in gold, which Is impc.*-■ JShuTdirceUd U1U Cana sinrit can G BrUmm. of Nashville, have an adWhite—nrst—Chas. Rtjrera [against a girl fifteen year* old He ISunday at Dan McCallum's near, We furnished the blood that was sible u“ ?‘nr" ran wrtL«err.ent in this ls*ue that should Purple—First—J. E. McElwain.. lm tKO prlM>n ternu Iftr Shultz. ; -* be made .to help a boy. But if the ln,PK.s, every drlver ot • c“r 0r 3T? d~Ch“5 ,RoLen, „ o criminal offerves if thia one shii Under the circumstances, one of shed to save Germany from dornl" Mr. and Mi*. Leon Moon and oth-' M gang is ignored, and parent*, neigh------- ~ “ Young Men’s Styles natlng the world; you furnished the two things must happen. Either bors and fnend* neglect their duty. | Apricot First Mrs Geo. pumner. pnn rn u wm be serious fur him. •cr relativer. attended Hie Whitworth 1 ‘ we must cancel the European debts, : Second—Chas. Rogen. < -------------- •-»«------------------------ ,reunion at Fine lake Bunday. RETURNS The United States did not loani which we will never do: Or the' ui' wrong loot.te*y U> *e‘ *,arud on OLD - TROOPER Yellow-First—Chas RogerA STORE HOURS UNDER NBA. Mias Eileen Norris and friend — ..... ..— ; Euroi»can nation* mart repudiate TO OLD HOME TOWN. , pink — First — A*a Steckle; Second Mr Menno Wenger, of Nashville, j gold to Europe buf furnbhed goods ♦pent the week end at the Century Mr. Shafer apdke of the One work for their bonds There is not goldI their debts, which they do not wish' done tor children who need help by Orange Sink, an old timer ofC.~ theI —Geo. Sumner. j who operate* a meat market Hwre. <ot ProgreM. Chicago. ------ C ~ * ,et... .... enough to pay the debt, and Amer- to do, but must do. It will be some the Kellon FbundaUon. abo by iuch &’« Mr, and Mrs Hlfward Campbell "Tdb ?c*,0Fi 1 ame Pink—First—Chas RoKcr* recently wrote tlw department of time yet. but ultimately it will be ibther agencies as the Boy Scouts. Y. H**,ln“* to a»®*t the last act. Mr. Light Scarlet—First—J E Me- commerce at Detroit inquiring about ispent several days last week at ' -.1-, Z ——2—Geo. Z.-. Z —r , NRA hours for meat markets. The < Clare, where they were guests of; Second Sumner <M. C. A . etc AU these should be cn- Sink *-life has been a serie* of ad-'Elwain; Red—Flrat First—Cha*. Roger* , reply stated tiiat the primary ob- ;Mrs. Campbell's mother. Rog jcou.-age<L to the end Hut boy* and venture and romance. Stolen by at Scarlet ZzZr.--~—Firat—Cha* ZZ^. Roger*, I Ject of the President* re-employ-,. Mr and Mrs. Richard Laubaugh be .gtrta may grow up w.th whpjesomc band , - . of gypslea in babyhood, ■ •. Cslmran Dark Redment program i.s to increase employ- of Rutjand. were guest* Sunday of Red—Pint First—J J. E. McElwain McElw, ideal* nn:l an ambition io make the lived J,vrd with w*,l> them ,h*'n’ many m*ny years F^»rs and and —"A”—sPlrat ’—'— t f ment; Increase wages, thereby , traveled far and wide and and this Jhls enen-1 a Smoky —J. E. McElwain. ... in- Mr. and Mrs Bert Otis I most ot tneir lh -traveled Mr and Mr* M J. Brrkhrimcr.! vironmrnt forced him-to become an. .Best Specimen Spike w«s Golden creasing ;purchasing power: :z ro !t it expert horw horseman man and ana jockey Jockey of of rere: wream. j cincrea oy b> unas j ChasJRogera.. Kiwen.. ts- obvious that the •*— shortening ------------------of Ml** Haxel Price and Lyle Nom* of HOYT. „„ ,, . , , . nown. Bring ayouth of an advn- J Be*i collect tan of named varieties ixnir* of operation ’of bualnen Albinn were Sunday visitor* ai Ariw' ..i i wno was i >r turous (urri he places will not be of much benefit: thur Covey'*. turou* na nature, ire married a daring daring j WBR *>* entered by Geo. Sumner •evc::i. French uaiiuc. duin cl whmw whlio-yel tn n*o hi* teetu! Best' basket of Pink were ««■«..Giant He stated that the only limitation*, , year* ■pad >r, on :he .Hartings ricncii /c* in mwimi ¥-"* Pari-h b P>n*h . now M.v £<■* iiMhr ’•< tn in ehsiw charge «t uf u|)d. (h( .. .y . . a CIrn|S .. „ ...... lwn. »,....... Nymph, . ........... entered ... u.. by Geo Sumner. -------placed on operating hour* lye men-■ SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. •t.K Na^vlile_ church. Hu many, back riders, where his wife was aft-1 Lamest collection-Hr*t - Mrs Honed -------------------in Paragraph 2 of tfie Prr*lMrs Mary Ann ueilrr and son. 1:* n:i< lu re wu. be g.ao to tend th: erward killed in a stampede. He then1 Am Steckle; Second-Mrs. Owen J dent program, which —’s- 7 “— ‘■-r »ays. ।Phil, of BarTyvIlle spent Sunday at । I-Hinr-mg. which we flipped from qult the ring, “ ------------------..... bought wv.—mmr SUckte 1° reduce the hour* ofG.any ’or , . . C. More Marshall's, ■*' “' 1'7k fa*t hfirsc* hfirse* where where he he made made and and lo*t lost Zinnia Zinnia.— — fart service operation to below 52 hours Buy N O W before they Miss Ila Jarrard of Battle Creek m Vw *x fortune He now began to feel the the' Bert collection of Purple—First-' in any one week, if the More was spent , the week end at the jarrardare higher! Ages 6 to I I. Mulligan Qonferew of the ME- and■ Mrs. C- D Batter Number 2 Lead rtrcm* of too strenuous a -life 1 open 52 hour* a week or more before Elliston home. ' | church t* nearing. From the tenor decided to buy a little farm and: Best collection of Mixed—First— the agreement wa. signed. It Is eviMrs. Bob Elliston. Mrs. Frank , (f the reci-tu quarterly trmferencc. *rt:|» down. But he loved thrills Mrs C D. Bauer; Second—Chas—'dent that the longer a tore stays Norton and Clcota Conklin spent [including (he, attitude, of the district , , andltxcltemrnt and would go miles' Roger*. , open each week, and the shorterFriday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ev|*uperfntA*ndr<iL it Is |» estimated [Mijwrfntenri',n. < l Umatcd that .„ ,L. a -hou race'' or to ixtrljciBeat arrangement in basket—First, number of hour* each employer the Rev. Myron F. Hoyt, wiio came riltv'm a wrestling match, where —Mrs. Ala Steckle. i work* each week, the greater will Mr and* Mrs Lawrence Gray of Wide or N«rro, -here only l.v Frbraarv to succeed gjI)k t he strong man. barred none. 1 Petunia; — S be the number of thaw employed." „ _ , , ... qh>k. u»e Miutig man. oarrru nonr. Detroit spent Thursday night with , Rl't. R Franrik when Iw trrr.t ,o to Mr. ... Sink* ... grand . ... . sire . . waa . ___ I n..> .iiua:» —XM--. ■- - - __________ s a native Best — collection First—Mn, o c. D. 1 their mother. Mrs Lulu Gray They Roger. OBJTIARY. Rot - Citv. - will be returned here o( the BUrk po^t. ormany. and Bauer. also are spending a few day* in Chi­ .1,11 ha rhuU- H-lrni, : r ,^ :rrm , n ,„ M1^ »'A» a cavalryman under Blucher at Asters:«*muel A. Given, son of Andrew capo at A Century of Progress. | , Marjorie, uicnled vtolmbt-Tht* Will waterioo.' m Mr Sink b!«o: Best coUection-Flr»t-Mr*. John Hannah Given, wa* bom in Mr. and Mrs Leon Gray of West «“ ■<* ran was surelv t- very HCT-pmb|o new*wIan a .^4,^ and ». WBS ■gnied.Jn battle Rickert. Holmes Co. Ohio Jan. M Igfo and Vermontville spent Bunday with' Irish Linen 'Qiriculiy officially unm.u announced public. n. ed to the pub lic. )n tlM. Spantoh American war. Tie Dahlia departed from thU life in the early Mr*. Lulu Gray and Robert. , " 01:1 Trooper U well jircwn-d for a’ Bert collectionof Individual Spec-1 hours of August 29. age«i 64 years Mp and Mrs.-Peter Hollman and! OPENING W.VHNG OF m*n ot hl* age. can see and hear imena-Ptrrt-Mrs A«a Steckle *«“ month*, three days. son. Victor, spent Sunday with Mr. MISSIONARY I NION. but L, „ n.Uc Ume , Bert collection ol PomPom-Ftrs’. him be*n « patient and un- and Mrs Eber Hoffman in Heatings. m,Ttln* of t:ir Mr Bink h«« an,Indian tomahawk -Mrs. Am Steckle. complaining auflerer for many jvar* Sunday visitors at the Frank Nor­ Mettxxli* Ep.-ropal Mis-.iomu,-. wj;h B n,nt handI<. wwnd : Best basket - First - Mrs. A*a and will 1>- greatly m oed by thaw ton home were. Mr. and Mrs. A. C.l Founteinpen Blue Black 2”; ’.J?." n ldJ'"’ W1U1 deer skin and decorated with Steckle. . who knew hl* cheerfutnesa Barnum. fc(r and Mrs. David Youngs* Sep! 13..I nt Hie home of Mr- LUnLw> an Indian flute nt stone Cockscomb —First—Chas. Rogers. 1 He leave* a devoted wife. Nellie and daughter. Virginia, and Paul McNickok of Battle Creek. Mr. and •-mMOi. Tm.„„T M collection - Flnt-Mr.. Am I [Wni-on. Mr. Wlll.om smith. »ml Mrs W. J. Nash and son. Stewart.; if:-.. Mr* yrhn M. tomahawk one h~ hirckle । Mm Fred Wali.rUtr.- tour wraml- ,jft t.zma llrrr and ron. Jamra Lila N< c Woman's claims, belonged. to ’’Blach Chief." Coleus:— children. Arion Kenyon. Beverly and Martin, of a,.——,.i_ i WamerviUe. - A Burton the-renegade bandit who was killed 1 Flrat’-Miss C-Haan Sccond-Mr* Glvep. Billy Smith, and Defuild Srhool tx-gan Monday. September - soldier*. Sam Newman. Walbndgc also three sisters. ;Sam Newman by the U. 8 4. ulMrs the Norton school with Mis*1 playieth win br given by Mn< Ger­ 4 Helen Schafer. Mr* Nora Fry and Esther Fox as teacher. !' Begonia —First -Miss c Haan. Now he is resting by the hedge. trude June* and Mrs L* n:ia Mur­ ■ African Mangolds;—First — Clio* Ciu.- Mr* Virginia Crandall A *on Carl Amid the shady lanes. A «dod thf BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. phy Mil x in charge of Mr*. Kerr I Rogers. Watching the parade pass by— Norton school reunion held Satur­ ami Mr*. Everhart. I Arrlotls — day. But others grasp tlw rein*. The year* tirogram b one of un­ I Beat Novelty—First—Mr\ J. I* Rev.* E B and A A. GrifTln. who usual interest and a cirdlal invltuCool. EARNED THEIR GRATITUDE. have been returned as pastors to th" tion is extrndi-d to an-.' itiu r-sted •.< — ■nd ,.i3"k. . At a ferent meeting of the State, Fenu Beat Boston Fernery—First—Mt*. Church of the United Brethren in um"n . ” Beard of Tax Administration, which ; Christ, corner of Jefferson and Cen. 4 ,», ■ has charge of the application of the, Alford Custer Planl — First — Mr* ,eT - will bc-gtn a tent mcetPotted ALLED ON OLD FRIENDS. recently FKIENDS rwenuv adopted Houptcu salc*_ aair* tax. i«x. 8ecre-1 ortre-1' But Ksrrhrr ’ 1 ing at the Yankee Spring* church th. publisher* I ir>' of State Frank D. Fitzgerald „ ■ corners Sept 10 The service, will urdaytogjeef moved that the farmers, whotoaler* Flr«t -Mri aJ/ R?Jrtie a^nd- ** held each evening during tlie Bapnr* , of Waterloo. manufacturers should be ex- ■ S.eckle.. Serond- .week ^pk at , M oWoelc’*Soolft thf Mr* C D Bauer at < jo o cioex--some or the PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK OF SEPT. 10 lowi. Whnm many wilt rmvtdber a rn'l” frwn <** provisions of this act1I »»” •u u -— Minl.lum o.rtcM-nd-Mm.■“'« ’> ■ •*-“» -------I?""”' “".Tn.S* the superintendent of our eny which legWattve leaders say was Asa Bteekle week are Rev. Edward GamSUNDAY —MONDAY ° ' ble. Grand Rapids. Rev. Qrlo Mun.jcliiv’ from 1WH ■ 1108 Alter he mi-nuea mt-ncled nu Hl* associate* wed at e.< agreco agreed wnn with Attorneyg fr. 'Kalamazoo. Rev. P H. and left Hartings be served three rears hlui. but sc notice that *••• —— 0 " Mabie Nagle. Charlotte? Miss Beryl tu sunermtindent of school* at Gen-ral O'Brien holds that this can. Roof. Pulton. Evelyn Beard*lev. soWaukesha, Wi»cin.-in. then Went to not be done Nerertheles* Mr FitzkemM h.< -wrart w m' annm-nm-Helen. lcW „a HMrml Comedy Hit— land, and Rev Robert Hall. MldIW schools of tha: :i: -people for attempting to liberalr Zlnn,a h> ‘ dk-ville rum that work t u • the satai tax in the case farmers. g.l . ^nla\“:C^arden*-Hr*t-D»roYaSi? 1 loan bu«i- wlaJcsakrs •nd^unuUeturer* w DEANOAVENPORT SPOKE AT WP WATERS —x X.7?. ifHLSFSS"» «“*" ■“ “•10 CLOTHES SHOP Suede Leather Blazers S650 Crew Neck Sweaters 89c Corduroy Pant Boys' Knickers 98e „ Penney's Thrifty School Shop Offers Pen Points Pencils Note Book Filler Pencil Tablets Double Edge Rulers Ink Tablets Envelopes Ink Automatic Pencils Little Major Shirts < lc lc 79c WATERS 4c 4c 4c 4c 4c 8c 19 CLOTHES SHOP If it isn't good, ’ we don’t carry it J. C. Penneys Co McLaughlin’s Coffee .... .19c “99’Zi’’ • • • • 27c Gem . 23c Ambrosia . 29c Chase & Sanborn’s . 28c Ball Mason Qt. Cans Do*. 69c Cider Viijegar 19c Premier Peaches n».2. c.r.Do:. $2.25 Dry Yfellow Onions 7 Lb.. 25c Big Ben Soap 6 Urge y.iUw B«r. 25c Eck Rich Oleo 3 Lbs. 25c Butter Shalt* or Freeport 26c Choice Meats All 10c lb. Bee! Kettle Roast Pork Shoulder Roast Circle ‘S’ Picnics Bolojna or Franklurts Hamburg or Sausage | ■ M II I/* II Feldpausch's Food Market 1 azcm ven es At 8 and 10 a.nu.and 3 p. m. Deliveries Telephone$ 2272 Hastings, Michigan Maurice Chevalier and Baby Leroy “A BEDTIME STORY” Havujc RmnDUmrl',toOti,me< "he ’banner die. &,C°nC' BraFn', Springs community are sollctled. has been calling the attention of Special award was given Mrs Asa FAMILY REUNION it* reader*, to the development of Steckle for a water Uly m an aquar-; T1* nnruul reunion of the Hu- Central Michigan oil fields, tum. , I David Wilkinson family was held Three wells were brought in last Special award in lhe Prolcwional, Ub>w W1|UnU Park Goguac week m one township in Midland Class went to Clyde Wilcox of Has-iUk(. creek.'There were 49 county and have added a produc- ling* for the bride* bouquet, whlcn prf/,nt. coming from Charlotte, tion of 12.000 barrels daily to lhe was displayed tn a cleverly arranged ; E"ii C H^inx». Kalama and output of that field. window, showing a bride gowned in ^1'* 2 taxmtif m rwt luck lhe Hart Courier of last week ivory chiffon over ivory satin ar.<«; Jmiier ^enAye^/na>n«n?in 't We nolle*' bv our exchange* that came to hanci with the announce- wearmg an :roryx tulle veil, and * Tften-ran.a program ^f "on£ there U a considerab> activity in . tlw Grangapn many parts of Michi­ ment that another well had been groom, attired in the conventional > ,,,x brought in in that county, which black: fust leaving the brid. .* home.1 Im gan and Alai several new grange* prove* that Oceana county is on the while the guest*, unaware of their I {2* p,„ have been • -labliAhcd "Die Grange ,1111.?. ".'S"-...?!.*,',1"*«« »a» 6a; vi«.ptk *<». brou,:i.t to pa*- many "> »ever«l counttcx “tn open doorway *n Joyin j the dan re |Cailthan. of Hastings; Secy. and. hay lieijMil farm r*. •llf hlg,n ... ,, , ’ i'n |Tr,,*i • Mrs Gdllngham of, — •' mamS 5™ u jotn ,,, _____ * .he Allegan Neva which for ’J’" to the foot of (he steps The maid. HAS ANOTHER JOB. I j.taolUlnd It also produces a fine; tKf •'« ?***■• hd* u,’drr I who a-«Uted tn their escape, stood tn I Augtadm Wickham, the "Happy j a/id more neighborly spirit — management Of p c Gal agher. has th(. dw. I Warrior” of Freeport U now great ' tJock . OUR CHICKEN COOPS b . n ratd to Dougioa Alcock and Mr* Albert Well*, president nf the grandfather, a* a danghtcr. Jov. • n Eaton county the *hertfT J,’,hn J Axe of Spencer. Iowa The club act4rd M fOr the ex--haa been born to Mr. and Mr*. John •*:iivd p-Hiltn owners t> completed tart weeg imd 'hiblt and was assisted by Mr* C. D ; Wickham, making five jeneration*' ink their chicten cbops ty- •’* el’.ange became effective on Fri- Bauer of Hastings. [in tire family. M the amount of . chickfn ' Mr Aleock ha* had considerable. The Hastings exhibitors, Messrs I Grandpa s Job. when no; cuptur•I? Rftng or.. Another suggr*- ^perumce tn the newspaper busi-,Giddings. Roger* and Sumner do-[ing frog*, t* to rock the baby Ous’ . tlcn from (he Eaton county »J;crtfT new and Mr Axe has alro been eon-• 4^,4 thetr flower* tn the Club and say* he would like tn rock .that' r that whenever a car owner drive* nectrd with a country weekly m ttW f<n! t0 the local churches and "babv' who took him up in the .hi* car into town and park* it. he ••«<» .The Banner welcomes the ' the sick. J. E Mr Fl wain gave his en-'flying machine and then pulled [had better loek it up and keep the nr"! -lrin Michigan news- Ilw exhibit ot gladioli to be *cnt to tixue thrilling stunts. ।key m his pocket. -,«rer held, and hopes for their suename of the late Mr* R. w —--------- -----------| cc** jGriswold, who was vice-president W. (■• T. U. CIRCLE .NO I. rrMi-rrov’ct.nr ’and a past president ot the Club ‘ The 8 E Rutland w. C T U I G’ff’-e No 1 of the Methodist The nnw’m-rv.miarvr^rla will! Asa Steckle dlrided her exhibit । »»M meet Wednesday P M. Sept fnribe,’**n M the dealer*. and with Carrie jrhe pro­ [Ladles' Aid Society wvil mee* on m2*' aV^^Sh^SJSnt . .M -lhe113th. .■ •-■ — • Lociw — -?“^h baMnRnl *lck--Mrs. Albert Secy ‘“ cram on' on :'’chri*tl»n Christian’citiiludiip' CM&uihip" wilU will' [ Tucxiav Sept i: with Ml** Lett-.- darner meet atBenT Ilhe .chu^h basement loT IaT j^ct-Mrs.' Albert' Well*. Weli*?Sec~ irram |Gam. comer Church and Grand d,»?er',8*pt lt . .. M , 'be led by Mr* Jennie Loehr Let * friend* ’he mid known uhl . inter,dent of our a is the same vigurojs .petMirality that hu 1 friend* wijl remember when he »tm here. is "’“t--------------------- --------------- CI.CUN0.X M.-MCTiryM.NX GUILD NO If Altlman. Cleo Covey. Emma de-1 Methodist Circle No. 3 will be en-, An automobile aMoeiatton declares ’’ ‘ ................... IS■' 111 J and Blaacliz DeprteiUr. < tmaimtf Ip* Mrt.«Warr«n Roush at ’ that vrewnt c*nditio«b ha-e m­ . .----- -Everybody come and help a good her home at 121 E. Grand SL, Fri- craarfd the a’-erage hte of a piuzenE. Thorn 6t. on ThundJy, Sept U. cauae.—Blanche Powell. Racy. day. Sept- 1 • • g«r automobile by one year. > 7.ASU PITTS and THELMA TODD In "BARGAIN OF THE CENTURY” Tathe New*. Containing (he Most Vp-to-lhe-MlnuU News ADULTS W CENTS CHILDREN 1g CENTS TUESDAY John Barrymore, Diana Wynyard and Frank Morgan in “The Reunion In Vienna” Firamounl Pictorial and Novelty Habjerl Ten Ceuta Adell* Fr* ridlog Accompanied with Coupon WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY Jack Holt and Genevive Tobin in “THE WRECKER’’ Musical Abort Habjeel—“I LIKE MOUNTAIN MUSIC ADULTS IS CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS FRIDAY — SATURDAY Garry Grant and Nancy Carroll “The Woman Accused” remedy—-THE ROADHOUSE QUEEN" Silly flympbane-TLOWERS ADLLT6 U CENTS H. H. CHILDREN |« CENTS All-N CMC from a didalci itring ' Edruur ing th anothe the cu. reserve out foi lx-cam. year a perient mencet openin 16. It thia * experil coach liave o them. Here game* Sept there. Sept Sept ocl. Oct. Nov here. Nov. OLD Old try C: rcacht mark nual first r paren Job bur I Carl Ma*oi <101 Bob Knigl Doyle Henn Y Houg ' son <1 wcon Job Will Joe : mate! Fi .ml win < �THJ HASTINGS BANNY*. WEDNESDAY "EFTTHBER 8. IBM E,ST£SHS.E.s1ISOIIPmiTION Sporting Items In the city soft ball league, the 10626332 .keep their slate clean and take un­ disputed lead in the standings. The Coffee Shop took over the (Continued from page one) H. H. S. GRIDSTERS \ I' Kroger team and started out by los­ FAST BOUTS ON ing two games during the week and perform their full duly. Instead ofI. 0. 0. F. BOX CARD । North Side and A & P. «.«. BEGIN PRACTICE] each won charging them with failure, we --------------------one game but the tlw chain store say mat iney snouia or com­ jone »tore playplay-1 All-New Line-Up in Progpect An cnlhu*ia*Uc crowd ot boxing. vrs alMJ drooped one to the TableI mended because they were so alert . ,. ’ land vigilant, _ _ . _ fan* out Co vteilant. and had hud done all That that fans tnmrA turned c.ui cut to see ttuthe card put —Team Opening Game ,on at the fair ground* Monday eve­ i. t, ,. k-.o-.h ora* 1 Mr. Mattliun ita* brought before September 6 ■ning under auspices of tlw Hastings txitSSd imtif iptembeTu adc : Judge McPeek yesterday. Tuesday. Coach Leslie Hawthorne face* the 1Odd Fellows as a concluding event Eul nrd 1 kLtct 4 forwiMn- The Judge explained that; tas* of oi moulding moulding a a foot foot ball ban team team:S^hnnlTwiHiinran^Ramda'&nu ta*k ... iT*A i P I be had accepted his plea of gutty. ... m— ui orund Grand rtapicui an ... tnllr.l, naw «iuad can- Jonnny V<irih *“">"! Rawd. was 1 SS^da^iS! wcuncsaay. uoie uo s. a. a. r. Thc Jud<c nM( Mattoon' didale* this season. Not one first-1: string veteran from the team of last William Wright. Bailie Creek. 145. year is available. Ralph Hulu and def. Merle Campbell. Freeport, 148; Edmund Howard moved away dur- . Fr,d.>. A A- r 11.oon« o . 3rd round ing the summer and Walter Raldt. k. Andy Stebclton. Battle Cr«k. HO. Standings Pct had attracted much attention, but another veteran, ha* not enrolled for def. 1000 hu responsibility ...................................... Bob Courtright, a. R. 112; k. o., East End ... would be the slune‘' the current year, Willard Lawrence. .3rd round. Coffee Shop 500 In an offenre* of this kind if death । reserve quarterback last year, will be 333 had not resulted. He complimented Lyle Norwood. Hailing*. 135. def North Side . out for a good share of the season Roy Cox. Buttle Creek. 135; dec, 3 the officers of the county for their' because of a foot injury. Table Company ........ 1 3 persistent efforts to find the cause i Prospects are that the team thl* round*. Charlie Collins, Battle Creek. 148, of George Miller's death and to as- i year will be light a* well as inex­ def. Next Week'* Game*. jSe Marcin. G. R-. k. o.. 2nd certain the culpability of the de­ perienced. Practice has already com- ! Monday. North Bld)* vs. Table Co. fendant. He stated that the State! menced tn preparation with the round. Hubert Terbe. G- R-. 135. def. Wil­ Police had twice investigated this' opening g&me at Battle Creek. Sept. lard Wednesday. North Side vs. Cof­ case, and their report was a cam-' Coger, Battle Creek. 135; dec. 3 1C. It so happen* that the schedule fee Shop. plete vindication oi the course of the this season includes a number of round*. Thursday, Coffee Shop vs. Fast county officer*. . Frank Kauffman, Alto. 165; def. experienced teams; therefore the Johnny Giyn. Battle Creek. 165; dec. Turning directly to the prisoner! coach and his squad of candidates 3: round*. Friday. North Side vs. A- A- P. the Judge tald tn substance: -1 *n have a difficult task in front of ।! Kenny Beuhler. Freeport. 152, def convinced Out you have been frank I them. ORANGEVILLE. 1 Frank Tomax, Battle Creek. 149; and iranest in your statemenu to: Herewith Is the schedule of -dec.. 3 rounds. . Rasa Wickham ol Detroit la me. I feel that you did not intend games: Clare Kauffman.lAl'.o, 147, def, Ed. spending a few weeks with her to wrong this man, knd that you Sept. 16—Battle Creek Central, ' Skyball. G- R-, 147; dec. 3 round*. grandmother. Mrs. Nettle Newark, have In your heart no wish to harm there. Frank Sperling. G. R.. def. Ed of this place. any other perron. Yet your act in Sept. 23—Eaton Rapids, there. Stebelton, Battle Creek; dec-. 3 Mrs Nettle Brown entertained her this case did result in the death of a Sept. 30—Grand Ledge, here. rpunda. daughter Zola and friend from De­ fellow human being. There must be Oct. 6 or 7—Howell, there. Dick Palmer. Middleville, def. troit over tlie week end. a reason for this-1 am satisfied that Oct. 14—Mason, there. George Busorch. Bottle creek; dec.. Oct. 21—Charlotte, here. Mr. and Mrs. Darr Backus and it was because of your use of Intoxi-' 8 round*. Oct. 28—Alumni, here. daughters from Galesburg spent cants, up to a point where you were Nov. 4—Lake View, Battle Creek, Sunday and Monday with her broth­ not yourself—where you had not HODGES-BECKER WIN . here. er, Marcius Bagley, and wife of thia self-control. •Tlie record* do not show that you Nov. 11—Open. CITY DOUBLES TITLE vicinity. have ever been brought into court Jay Houvenir has moved from this on any criminal charge before, and OLD TIMERS BEGAN Mullen ™ • vicinity to the will ... .......farm - yet in viewing your offense In it* ANNUAL TOURNEY best light, it does not leave you free from criticism. Your act is one that Old Timers at the Hastings Coun- ‘“‘g8-“5 g V^’.T^Tl lMrents of a tine baby boy born you will win always deplore. uepwre. It it was an au try Club. meaning those who have *’ ” .*’®‘ 9'T *"e ward' Aug. 13th who will answer to the act that you would not have done reached or passed the half-century1 8unday h*0™1"* > name of Bobble pee. had you been your'normal self. mark in years, have begun their an-j AUGUST RINGER EVENT 1 Mr nnd Mr* Shedteid entertained "Having in mind your previous nual tournament. Result of tlie The August ringer event for lhe ,hclr 8On fron’ Ba,Uc On** o,|c day good record as a citizen mid being Drat round U as follows (figures In wwncn players at .the Hastingsilb,‘ I*441 *v*ksatisfied in my own mind that you narentlu>«ls bong hr-ina the hand linndiennsi! ____ ..................... ....... i by Georac Kalamazoo and leaps):, country Club was won Mrs. Norman Rob- I r>of 9*°S 8C Narman of Kalamazoo and , will H llcver gBin. Ij am never onena offend B again. am going going John Ketcham (6) defeated Wil- ert T_ Walton, who wu« able to re-lDak", Norman ne«r Plainwell take advantage of the probation bur Une (IK 3-2 on 21 holes; <lua. her durln8 thc lo M*n Snday with their parent*i. Mr :law whJch WM , w flt Jujt Carl Wesplnter (20) defeated Jim M cxnplrtcs the play of this WM1 Mrsof this place. . J $•’ particular event, which 1* played; ,A ,*«£ rery wedding was rotem-1 of the court u th.t »,02 during June, July and August. Mrs.; n*’*'J*A¥on,da>>■ 8c,5’ at, honv!1 you *half be placed on proballon for £-3; Dr Can-other* 13) defeated Uon Tolhurst won the June event the bride s grand(»arenu, Mr. and of yem> and Ulal JW1 Bob Walton (6) 1—up. Joe Me- aIld Mrs. Wilbur Lane the Juiy Mrs E. D Lewis, alien Maxine rjyy .h* following regulations' Knight <ifli received a bye; Charlie “ *“ w , “LtT jFoote of this,place and John Venwuwwu,» regmauorw .Doyle (14> and Frank Angell (141 Tax commissioner* of Macon. Ga .1 cma of Otsrgo were monied. Those ' . You m>ut not violate tlie nrohaare to play their match this .week;1 fixed the salary of Usher T. Wins- from away who attended were. Mr. |tl ' ; , ' “ Henry Sheldon (Hi defeated Dr.'lett at >120 a yegr a* lux collector >' and Mrs. John Fv*»t«- and Jimmie, , Yoi.nol t-avp the stare of' Houghton <1B> 2—1; A. A. Ander- t which is agreeable to tlie latten. 1 Eliott of Pontiac. Mr. and Mrs. Tom i M1phl_an without th* ranrent of thei son defaulted to Will Cook. Except that lie is required to fur-'McWhirter of Detroit. Walter Lcwh 'L?.' The schedule of matches for the ni>h a fidelity bond of 835.000, th.- of Columbus. Ohio. Mr and Mrs ”r'hu' ! second round is as follow** ।annual prendum of which costs him John Vencma. Sr. and daughter..thc. .h nnrthll.B thB, I John Ketcham' vs. Curl Wesplnter. *350. , Harmina and Carlton Swartz of Ot»Ppb‘ng Utat might Will Schader vs. Dr. Carruthers. I ----- .-------- ------------------- aega The happy couple hat* the ca‘l : Joe McKnlght vs. the winner of, Since the Holland Tunnel In Man- best wishes ot a host of friends for IhT . nunik-atrnmJimmr. match between Charlie Doyle and hattan was opened on Nov 17. 1927. a long and prosperous life. They, “LT i Frank Angell. Henry Sheldon vs. 50,000.000 automobile* have passed will reside with her grandparent* ir Li Will Cook. । through it. j for the present. Xlic ^nt ...— . -----. . “ Ven" • S®»a’ ft ' , , r •*4c1W . J • _ ■ ryuiue timt In the resort busi­ ness, in which you are engaged, you arc *8P°sed to temptations to Use i intoxicants and to drink beer; but | you must reiUt such' temptutions.! 1 You must demonitrate that ‘‘■you j have self-control. "I am now going to inflict punish-; [ ment upon you for your offense It ' is the judgment of the court that I t you be fined the sum of 8500. of i j which 4350 will be luvesscd as casts j .in Uw case and 4150 as fine. You. ’ will be required to pay 4200 of this1 sum today, and the balance In three payments of 4100 each. It was very evident that Mr. Mattlson suffered keenly frfan the ordeal through which he has paaM'd and that he will endeavor to make good. ; GIVE LATEST NEWS ON REDUCING WHEAT Nations Now Co-operating to Bring Order Into Production of World’s Bcead Crop East Lan-dne. Sept. 6.—Late an­ nouncements from Washington on lhe emergency program for wheat acreage reduction set the percent of acreage to be reduced, give rules on tlw use of this ground, nnd state that the four principal wheat producing countries have entered into an agreement to act together In avoid­ ing future destructive overproduc­ tion of wheat. Farmer* In the United States will be asked to reduce their average plantings of wheat by 15 per cent. This means that Michigan will-he asked to devote approximately 100,­ 000 acres of crop land to other pur­ poses than ita ordinary one of growing wheat. Tiiat -100.000 acres is almost entirely in 56 counties. Land taken from wheat produc­ tion can not be used to grow any crop that moves directly to market, or which is used to directly Increase the amount of meet or dairy pro­ ducts going lo market. It can be left unplantcd, summer fallowed, placed in permanent pasture, used for for­ est tree plantings, or sown to green manure crops to be plowed down. Meadow crop* can bu sown if, that would have been done under a regu­ lar plan of crop rotation. Any cul­ tural practices to control weeds can be used on the land. Canada. United States. Australia, and Argentina are the four coun­ tries endeavoring by cooperative ac­ tion lo prevent future recurrence of tremendous oversupplies of wheat arid to obtain an orderly reduction of the present huge carryover. The agreements were entered into at the London Conference. Razors were used tn Europe before the eighteenth century. DULL HEADACHES GONE SIMPLE REMEDY DOES IT Headache* caused by constipa­ tion are gone after one dose of Adlerika. This cleans all poisons out of BOTH upper and lower bowels. Gives better sleep, ends nervousnesi B. A. LyBarker, druggist—Adv. THIS BANK Has Stood the Test and DESERVES Public Confidence Has it been worth anything to Hastings and Barry County that this bank has KEPT OPEN and been doing business EVERY DAY during the nearly four years of depression ? Everyone will admit that it has. Then\.. It Has Been VU< ___^+7.’ Worth Something to YOI A V7U Many have expressed appreciation to our officers and di­ rectors that this bank has been open for business EVERY day, except the few days when every bank in state or nation was closed by governmental orders. This Bank was among the first in Michigan to be author­ ized by the State Banking Department to reopen after the President's Moratorium, closing all the Couhtry’s banks. 'Phis Bank is examined by the examiners from the State Banking Department, usually twice each year. Our latest examination was made last week. These examiners come without advance notice. While they remain they have com­ plete charge of the bank and its assets. They thoroughly examine everything pertaining to the bank- or its business. This Bank could not operate if the State Banking Depart­ ment, with its complete knowledge of its actual condition, did not approve our so doing. With 46 years of successful banking experience... with a record of CONTINUOUS SERVICE through FOUR YEARS of thq worst depression America lias ever had... we believe we are warranted in saying that this bank is WORTHY of YOUR confidence. . We invite your full confidence, based on the successful record of this bank. We will be glad to serve you in any way that is consistent with conservative banking. We will appreciate your business, and will endeavor to give it our BEST and most courteous attention. Hastings City Bank with a Record of 46 Years of Faithful Service �THF HASTINGS BAXNT.B. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1833 i Mrs A J Bowne and family of FIFTY-FIVE YBARS AGO TODAY.! Mf) PROVISION MADE 'Grand Rapids and Mrs. Landan of R«v- w™ aiuuman. of the! ’’’Ll”*" 'Y1 ¥*?_ A-T.Ttlie school "ST FOR OLD AQE PENSIONS been.above i Gardner Uil* this week. wwk. V,___ iGardner leave* u* tor conference, whence l» . , , . -rr*------ _... An Unusual Bight. W. .nJ Ur. Lerlalature PMMd Paaaed Law, But present emcrljIIS Of Yesterday t ■ Mr. and Mr*. John Shewn of will go to hte new field of labor.! LeglilatWg ' Virgin Pine Reserve. '. , .. . . Aurora. Nebraska, arrived here Three years of service among hte I Failed to Provide the gency. This community has been' ' ‘‘ * .... ■ -! Tuewfaxand will visit relative* hi people have procured for him many ■ „. . . . . "The Monarch.” . spared the "school fights-- that have TEN . — . ’ WASTEBASK1.T MUSIC. . EN YEARS AGO TODAY. Ithe c^*nu their old home tn;tasting friend*. 'Hie best wishes of j Needed Oath Sportsmanship. ’ disturbed the peace qf-various other ws Elma Corner*. will — follow him and!. Evidently Evidently Itit'a "U the the purpose purpose of of the tha Misses Ema Fisher, ruM.M., Grace uwe Stowell.jHickory Stowell.;— ou«tu,! Hlc> — . jthe c— community — , Those who believe that art ta. >i Huii»c«. dlstricu in the state. Dorothy Traver, Laura Townsend, | Or!le B Van Hor “ leave* -for his estimable family wherever they :state adminUUatlon not to attempt 'evolving into something finer and —. One of the moat unusual and i to put lhe old age pension law. pasted better may be interested in the ex- tieautlful sights in Michigan that we Mabel Shriber, Anna Perry and' Aurora Grande. California, lhe first; may I* sent. Mercy Usiwrne, all graduates of the of next week, wiwre Jic will spend' A large amount of work has been by the lart tegirtature, Into effect. -vrint-ni n rv-M-nrrli director in AN UNBUNU HERO. perimeni or a researen airccror ........... giMiuaira oi — -.... Probably UlL the most |AA7U.|I. popular man eastern music —u Uic CUa®* Cis — =1 ot IS33, 1933, frexTi from ZUrtiw Hastings Higii. High. !wtettt.|dpne in the way of removing bodies Tne county clerk* of the slate, in­ U.UI m an ----......... ...... conservatory. ..... - - -He ------ «*»» . miuir mnitmwd virgin pine nine Umber Umber on on aaseventy-four seventy-four leave leave Monday Monday for for Grand Grand Rapids! itauid.i T,w Tl»e‘ n,-w new Masonic MwmmiIl Hall in this city from the old graveyard. Oompara* eluding U»e Barry county clerk, re­ rh- United rinitxi. States Hrht now. now if if he he wlUjoul wanted to see ixnw how cot the right mothod , Oymusic purecomposed chance, ,acre-tract---ofland nckr------ Grayling uhe« they will enter Blodgett hos-iw‘u •* dtdlcalwi onthe afternoon lively few remain. It U to be hoped ceived instruction* a lew weeks ago thaIs now fortunately a State P ,ul 10 ‘ FAliggfcFenurscs. J°£ September 13. 1893. Members of that next year the nark will be tmto make a census ot all tlicd>cr*ons V»ly <Mm. hlns.ll. .OOM UW1M „„„„ „ n<™. . nuiua‘,orU1 Parlc undl~ cotwunt care 1?:, Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Veazy of Hud-i'hc Cr*i‘ through the county ore .proved to such an extent that the I in the county 31 years of age and be the one who gave Huey Long a fiUch modernists as Choenberg and I„ Mcn sqn were gueiu of Dr. and Mr* E- J. mvtted to be present and U> be ac- public will find pleasure in seeking over who, under lhe taw. were each Pratt on Thursday and attended the rotnpanied by their ladle*. The' it* retreat. It should be e.nttaeed and . to pay 13.00 Into lhe old age pension opening of Pennock hospital Di. Grand Lodge of lhe state will be beautified in every possible manner. I fund- But npWructlona as lo proVouy. who is a surgeon, states that 'represented, and addresses from This park will some day be the pride;ccdurc have been received by the surpasses ।county clerk here, or anywhere else Louisiana simply u*ed bad judg- basket and had a blindfolded rtu-lWry Yet hcre lhey 4tand Mral-hl> the new hospital here — r~:-----the • prumlnejit Masons may be expected..of the city. hospital, where where he ■l ilies ment tn selectUng a certain Individ- dent draw them out one at a U’11*-1lofty and superb preserving on a tew’ Jackson Jackson \.hospital, he docs does a a .S»uppeF will be served from .five to, Mr. Main of Baltimore. Barry j6O far as wv can learn. *o that it great deM of --------surgery. In complete-' *vcr» orloek for which, owing to; county, recently sold ten bushels ol seem* probable--------------------- — will that no attempt .. ... nM u th. Mctlm lor ™ S Ji™ X mwc,'d •"“* 01 --------------:w*j. but is not so large ittle <icpleted state of the Lodge I large perfect blue plum*. They be made to carry out lhe provisions ;s„----------olwropeiou, botertn,. Hue, h.d uw nwc »~uc=. s«: .M.yM I ------------------- - -------. -7. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Seitz - of;»«a*UD--, the sum of 35c per plate'brought »4.00 per bushel. lifiu. r«i* full of scraps eachJ marked marked, Micmgan. Detroit were guest* ot Mr. and Mre.' w«U be charged. The committee hav-; Arrivals at.the Hotel de Cressey **1* such sueh success surress bOffaloing btlftnloinc hte his c<mcon- basket full •u-rarK each . We think It is Just as well, because „ . 1,A —a o wi'h note drew them one bv • • Albert Be&smcr Monday. Mr. Beltz “MJ the matter in charge ore en-; icounty jail) were. Andrew Link. D. in all probability the number who jreiklanal collcagu a ttait 1. got mr- there values lo to the! Irt dcavortng to make the occasion in- and D ; Monday. William Campbell. .bS .S di M like entering a different world formerly lived in this city. apply for relief under lhe act Utile careless. Americas latest unM^ucnre he already had That!when you Wave >'our Cttr l1“rked Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ross- and terrotlng aixl pleasant, and it te D. and D.: Alvin Rice, ditto; Ben would would be much more numerous than sung hero, so to speak, knew how to miulf He composed a'ncart>>' ,hc toenallon and follow Mr. an<1 Mrs W>11 Ames of-Medina, ^pected that even- Mason in the Aldrich, plain drunk. had been anticipated. The »3.00 the only type of argument that dozen of tlu-.s- wartebasket melodies.'one 01 tbc numerous paths that lead N y.. ure guesU of & w Cannwn county wiU make it convenient to Bert white wheat bring* »1.15 to- lo be collected from each person in mixed them with an equal number i®ut ta'tween the great columns of and Mra Allie WlUlson Mrs. Ruh l attend. . day and best white wheat flour re­ tro in modernist composers, and gave i,be Everywhere one catches a c<JIU|lt of. jgr. Cannom ; Mrs. J. A. Bellinger and Mrs. M. E tails for 13 0Q. not begin to meet lhe pension claims Lthem U» members of Uie conserve-',he Id*11- pungent scent of pine ilr nntj Hansom and Snyder of Chicago. Mrs. Ruthi Mr. J. Winton of Baltimore re- that would be made under this law; MOLEY RESIGNS — torv faculty to grade. (Down at lhe bare of the trees, the Huth Ransom were guesta of Bawdy of Wcxxiland. Mr. and Mrs port., tlie first frost of lhe reason on and that was lire only provision They rated the wastebasket tunes ;u,r ,nay ”"anclutl but h*«h over' Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Harris of Grund if'vrrte Rom- and daughter. Gertrude.Ihte farm on lhe night of tlje 31st. It Tmvde lo supply funds tor this purProf. -Muley brainiest of the "brain higher than tlie diners, which had! he“d con‘“ lil“l murmuring jupids at their summer home at Mr. and Mrs. Roland Clark ot.wa* not severe enough to damage poe. Probably the Governor will • trusters” is out. It seems tiiat he been l«l»rlou-ly compo-ed accord- i-'-'Und caused by the wind 'whisper- MorrteOn lake. Mr. and Mr* Venin Grand Rapids were among Utom-;the crops bring lhe matter before the legisla­ ’■ ■ r. .j. । ii ....,1 oeen mponou-ny cumpunwi ace • and Secreta^- of State Cordell Hull. lng !o the lhe taitot |nlcs{ iuiisical musical ttiewy. theory. - » to : mg” through a myriad ot pute Wellman of Jackson were also J’hmi out of the city who attended,-------- -------- ---------- --------ture al u special session, which II is Tin- same method mctiiod could doub doubtless s'l-cdlcs. guests. i I** funeral of Mr *. B R. Rose MunThere is as much as a mile ot wire believed will be convened this fall or • could no Irtiger occupy the same The . ... -----------------------— .. • • • . j{ atUe Newton relumed oniday afternoon. [in a full sized window screen. next winter. , - building together. So, Mr. Hull re- be uxd in composing poetry—wrtt-j A NOTABLE except™. maliu. N S-.TOtMrs. tTOt^ Um. >hrre U «»• c«n- W ««M>. to.ln, । .S--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------............. .......... ,b.. *'-'1 ”rt“: Moat big newspapers in live Unit- slderable opinion to the effect that ln|J .bem ilS tjiey c-onw. ft j «■*» M^-h Uc“ M Vu" onca ,n thh’ moItl,r' Mrs Lu,ir' “nd t>:ht’r ———-1—— . --.......... — ...... ..... rciauves. cd Slates must plead guilty to the th<1 niore valuable man of lhe two wouid niakft wonderful free verse, j rcMrvaUon. Tso. three »»d even relatives. charge 2 ZU up cSne new, ta it expedient to resign Cnranthad hadas„ .four feet “in» diameter at tne base. Mu. j.•> Cotant the trunks of these great pine* shoot mu thL5 wees hcr .............................. .. r----ncr daughter. oauynicr. Mrs air*, Charles vnarie-i’ 1 THE NEIGHBORS CAME IN a rematicnal manner. About tlie frotn government service. Tlw Unitupward seventy-five lo one-hundred H. lind godsons. Dr. R G It hits been Mid a great many feet before the branches begin. It u am| n D.- Bell, who motored only noteable exception ol which we State, needs more men of Moley s I times In a great many ways that difficult to make an estimate- of th.- through from their home in eta. i have knowledge, is tHe Christian caliber In public service, not less. tlw? American home U tlw- corner­ overall height of these monarch* cago. Science Monitor, which despite il«; stone of our national structure. In because the tops are usually out ot MUs Allce LuPjr.e after, spending! sight, screened from view by a solid a delightful vacation at Frankfort forgotten; name is not a religious publication1 '?*“?. °f- . - -a-- _ Comparing „. chru vrooman Right --------- the vtslted .uHicu M jiir. and uuu m but about the nearest thing we have ; w »... now we are about to mcn। । — -• by ■- one —-------~ the . .^k. - aua*-■«uui.. shadow cart of smaller th<? she left Kqrti in the United States to a-National Don the name of a man you pfob-: pinc-s about twcHeet in diameter at m ormmi for Britton >h »——■—- ---— . - ■ ■ —••• — uiuuj luviiu,i£ iiw muuiil yl'heie daily. Tlie Monitor is an outstanding ably haven't thought at since the the base min- relation to our own M1C tenches French and Engl&h English in; example of superior jouftialism. It Inauguration » on March 4—John hetghth and length of shadow, we the Brttton High school. worked out a simple comparative ----------plays up Ucnu in the news which Nance Garner, vice-president of tin' formula which indicated tiiat the TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. DRAIV the curtain' may rightfully be called construe- United States. Here’s another of the neS«rU'?if iTfc^ No^oS . of night upon in­ five. When crime news is published many forgotten men. During the juries: shut them up tlw facte are presented in an uiucn- last session of congress under Hoo*MrXh^or!\^d8%0Ste^tTi^-!siil' td Mr “nd M!-S’ Frcd Kanklc Wtd* in the lower of obpreach or exceed 150 fc«t in heigift. evenln< ■ ■ rational manner without glorifying ver. the power of Mr. Garner was nt liyion and let 'them the criminal, at the expense 0! mirfi- a peak Next to the president. "TexMr. and Mrs. C. B. Hunter of 4 giant among glajiU U “The 3irey. Ohio, returned home Tuesday be as though they mizlng hu enme. Other neu-sfiapcrx, as Jack” received more publicity Monarch, ” the largest pine on the ,^. 1 „„ w wa & u ter visiting Mr. and Mrs. E L. Had not been.-.— we believe have stronger, mure vig- than any other man In thn United rerervation. Tbto magnificent tree sente and Mr. mid Mr* Will’ Grlg»Bacon. ofous editorial pages but in the States. In fact when ‘he came out 1 is considerably mure than four feet |,y I in diameter at the kw-v and u proMrs.Tanme TVwcr Mid son. Ptful. realm of constructive news, and with hte post-office grab bag scheme tected I.-om damage at. the hands /pent Sunday and Monday with Mrs. 'worth while features tlie Monitor is for licking the depression, the h<*of the over curious by a worsen curlU Mixer of Muskegon. 1 without a jsrer. tffe public lor a.moment even forgot - fence which, itself, presents ample Mr JiS. Thitlman. Tlwltruu.. who Mr.. an4 and Mrs. J<». 1 ■ working surface for thra-e chronic m- have Urn the gi-csts of Mr. and CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS ‘house. Mr. Garner was a dominant 'he lar-. r cite s ocmii.-^re fn'Ket” Iuw! carv, r4 wh? Mrs. Chester M-..-k<r, returned to ■ During .tlie meeting of the Amer-J personality :, as vice-president he la *l(Uln U,clf ri4‘chTwo BHl° loiu!s >'0,inS Udl«. lean Bar Association tn Grund Rap- neither seen n* heard-.Except In a flauand apartment* look upon their lub7.went „ „ , , -- ------- k----’ * ids frequent mention wax made of .few rare Instances the office he now living quarters merely ns an aceceMirv’to tlwlr dallv existence. In The P.n<-Reservation 1* very easy to Allegan Monday, where they "constitutional rights." Very few occupies h a graveyard of political i-.un’iv. likeotlrs the home is an in- • t;> rlach. Drue north Tram Grayling >p.‘nt the day with Jennie SundahL ’rtltuttan It is a place around whichlvl1 A- S '27 *‘>wl eftn'1 K needless to say tiiat all had a people including the most scholarly hopes. Miss Sandahl tlie world revolves The joys aI-.-| The detour lo the nghl is very very enjoyable time. ML* of tawyeu know exactly .what this v— remaining liere sorrow* of several generations ac- i pWtay marked and a good grave! returned with them, " "term means. The Const itution o' the j STABILITY NEEDED. cumulate to enrich that one spot road t0 llR ver>’ edge of the till Wediu*sday. United States is couched in atisjh: One of the reasons why Jt became we cal! i»me untd It has an -appeal; »>»dltind. Miss Helene Fairchild, who re-I turned from the State University! general terms that a definite, port- m-ceiaary lo try and do something u-hieii goes far to stabilize humanity • • • Jive interpretation of many import- to restore tlie purchasing power of and humanize individuals. Last week ! Helen Moody's aetjon in defaulung summer school, will return this ,»rm nrouuce "ant clauses is impossible. The very^farm produce IS is arvrn given m in MW the follow'- Lafayette Sllvernatl passed away during the final set of a WiampUm- week to Ann Arbor to accept a pad- [ . : Court drcLeoui*\— , J « .. .v X»*' 11 “/l- ,,! wwr reventy :hip tennb match .-rem-, to have Hon in the University. faci that Supreme■ ' ’ • compiled,by -------- - ■u.- .L - ••n Mr. and Mis. Will -Cain of Mea ■ I ■ ■ lns4itb<c the U. ~8- — gov- y^ars f(lllrth generation of Sil- aroused a stonn of controversy Perare rarely. U ever, unanimous manimmu is u suf«uf. ; enunent: .. । v, rnai^ nrc faking LHeir part in the 1 zonally ue hope that when the OC- ford. Canada, are spending two, flcient evidence that the Conslitu-i Mowing ; aKalrs of Uieir-fleightwrHbbd. I* it jcasion di-mund*. other amateur con­ weeks with Hastings friends. Mr. c ► slninge ih.it unsohcited the neigh-j testant* will .follow' her example. Caln is superintendent of tlw Moore i tion is vague. Therefore it would" ----------- lMjrh took U p xinM. emergency work!After • tseporawr aucnino ljp work' After all even Wie *nte mail mret coveted of ot Mantle Company at Mealord.| reem that our ''constitutional rights’’ Period Mr. and Mrs. Harry- Holden St. i Coat • (threshing* on the farm and com- athletic titles ta a sporting proposiare whatever contemporary »u- 1910-14 .... 74 bu. 5b bu. plated it without so much us noti- tion and it is not sporting of the Louis, Missouri, were guest.' of Mr.! preme courts or other legal bodies‘ 1917-20 ......... 39 bu. (>tag II^ family? Home, friends. ; public to demand that these con ­ and Mrs. M- E. Nevins at Wall lake! 43 bu. Saturday. ’ neighbors — thank God. there are tertante keep going despite, physical believe or prefer to believe the fnth- 1933 i March ► Misses Beatrice and Vivian But­ , . still places in the world that know | injury and at the risk of permanent er* o' our country meant when they 1933 <June>138 bu. 127 bu.the meaning.! of these wpfds. Such j crippling until they fall down in a ton returned Tuesday from Jackson | drew up the various articles ot the they have been visiting their j The above figure* worked out in li’-lithborlKsxts are not the problem' faint. The individual, himself, is the wijciv grandparents. Constitution. . ■ ■•.erm.i' of cream sejiaratora and mu-*- center* of America. Tlie robberies. I only one who can determine when lhp jhteving Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Skillman enter-| the thieving, the minder;', and kid-1 w physical injury has been .Irritated machines clearly indicate the napping* ^o do not originate where! to the danger point, and tlw public tained Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson and; . ing . A COSTLY SMOKE! 1' checkered career of <4 wh^at wheat during neighbors ji and friends live together.' should be sufficiently sporting to ac- son Fay of Detroit and Mr. and A carelessly dropped cigarette ।Ithe 1 past three decades. ’Alter the helping and being helped. If the cepl his verdict Mrs Moody's mis- Mrs. C A. Cutler of Thornapple lake at six oclock dinner Wednesday" stub ha., cliAlro;.<d a unique histor* ­ ’„• .. ._ .m- -.n . woi !<! w.l< made up of such people take was not withdrawing from the .t । Wor<d war from i. 17--0.f r P . R.or!<| J>raC€ confereneqs. industrial final set but in entering the tourna- evening. ic structure in Micldgan. old Fort favored the fanner. I".; recovery acts and disarmament: mint contrary to her doctor's advice. Holmes vn Mackinac Island built by]jcondltwus 1 THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. < took only about twro-thirda as much 1 would not be in tjie dictionary of The American Lawn Tennis AXsoeiathe Bntlshin 1812. it b, regrettable; Following Is th# list of jurors for wheat to iiurchare either piece of everyday events.—Clinton County tion should give more attention la familiar landmarks like this. . 1 . . ;Republican-News :xlw physical condition of entries m the September term of circuitenurt. C. W. Smith. Castleton; Fauij Bump, Tla&ting-s township. Abramp I.w MCiiml., Fro:n thfn pn-,wUvser'vaiUc 01 PUNITIVE MEASURES. I lovers excited by tlie thought of when tlw . Davenport, city. 1st and 4;h wards; time qn tlie part ot a heedless smok­ grain in terms of commoditic* i NRA du-tater. Hugh S. Johnson i thrilling competitive play are very Abe Catlton, city. 2nd and 3d ‘ sagged. By Mai cli.1933.il took nearly;-ay; th.K tljo-^ who sign the rra (“Pt to take-peedfetfs risks with their, wards. Myron Pennock. Hope; WU-j er. The black Tains of this o’xi for*, four tunes as much wheat to buy ; and do not live up to r. will lx- pun-1। health. ' hunt Johnson. Irvine; Gran: Adams. if left undisturbed would constitute. either piece of equipment iHt did1*1^- Hc that ,hf,r bluc i Johnfclqwn; Vincent Norton. Maple a most eloquent - and touching Grove; Samue; Deback, Orangeville; | in 1914 In other words*a tanner was! monumt nt to careteasne**. Chas. Freeman. Prairieville; PerryL ’ just about a quarter as well off in: BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. Hall, Rutland; William Freqman. 1honu|>f>lc^ JFrsnk Sluwt, Wood­ -THE BRAIN TRUST." ■ It is my belief there can be no fore the war. A farmer who tilled ’ »«»»«»»• Calvin Streeter, Yankee Conftdcniblt: fun has been imked disarmament of any moment, par-1 hind; Springs; Harry Hyland. Assyria; • ticuiarly land disarmament, until 1 t President Rowevilt* ^(-called ICO acres of wheat in 1914 would now ~ Frank Wilkes, Baltimore; F J Nor-1 tlM_ have to work 40« acre*.to enjoy will be taki'i) away -----them J — and_: Russia is brought into the family oi > ------from wobd, Barry; Sanford Rearers, Garl-J ..v«r can I'Ctf.iin it. Mr. ,1^., the same degree oi praqierty he did they «cv< ...John-1 nation* and amicable relations nm' » tal taking the bysl known means'clear understanding with all other , ton; Warren Hecux. Castleton; > ,’.t before the war. But even tiiat com- ;''a Ls svEvriwusr.u -.4... . :ol killing the benefits of hte depart- powers are ntabltehed; that there Ciuuks Smith. HusunRs township; j extra-ordinnrv. Farii0B :?nt exact because taxes on rn<.nt by .ucll stalin'' or Russtan 'can be no economic health or *tu-; George W. Reed. 1st and 4th wards; i-ow-e-tr M real ertate in 1933 were revcraiUine? meth'xLs. Right here in Grand bility in Europe, or the world, so Gourde Cramer, city. 2nd and 3dj wards; Mark Fox. Hope; Smith Will.i . ’ . that of 1914 Ledge lias been an enthusiasm very Jong as tha gigantic power, stupeuprairo- ; «n--«n*l lor the NRA and the mer- dous and incalculable in her natural, Irving: John Cadart Johnstown;! v-pe opp-.r.amtv J1U'C . '.W3'*''eat 1--*d chains and bus:r.<M nun we.-e all wealth and her man-power, is Douglas R. Slade. Maple Grove; Ed. ■ m forming the taken * spurt while the price ci eager to si't into line. A targe jiuni-; writhing and struggling to escape Lewis. Orangeville; Lucian Gibbs. to haye n It furnishes the greatest number of NECESSARY food elements at the PraiHeville;^A A % G^JIathaway. Rut-i ber. however, are operating com- ■*her “*“**•*• Rut ’! ry. we paj' mil-1rmaruifactured " " J products "* *" remained ' * " — thraldom; and this will ’las; so , policies of VERY-LOWEST COST. It will enable you to materially lessen your . about ll the .same zv* As-aa icau*result IMC the PH* purrr i within spirit- but with- long as she h treated a* an, outlaw ‘uind; ^; ivy Ananur. r nartiappi'.:t— *■'' Suuuu .cuxiol ------ 7”.the ---- -------- - not ,— Mr. and wMis. E .M More of L Lake • ... re,* ;- R. , b o,‘ o! -1*1 ' rnw-a ,hn.ln„ inthetetterfof this act. Tp To threaten and denied an opportunity to io enjoy enjay LIVING EXPENSES. Taken along with plenty of vegetables, clean T .M.r no lb. ol M .nd 5*? “milk is the ideal food. Together they contain just the elements the ’ doubled within thre<montlw It took ,- to j.w. up to ftn act „f this kind trade."-Senator Borah arid theory cannoi ' D*»t week, being here on their wedbody needs, and make certain that the building of bone and muscle sing tbeful to "b< only about twice a* many bus-hete ta-cause of wme failure beyond their i •Tlxse are ----------hard .days. of wheat to buy either of the ma-.control U not only folly but U, way1 '--r;~T ::” cnUca! ding trip. will go on. — .... ...-------which it! Mgs. Mary McGuinness with her ment then thest . txts! Am'rtcan tolerance Every da/s. but they are--------days in toil—stir- cousin. Miss Mary Morrurey. of institution* are simply wire eflort chines under coniiderat'am tha. it ^.ni.M L, j:;xlcU5 lo operate under'1* »’-'rth while to live and L.. Jackson, spent tlie fore part ot the >esL ditch them and re- . did in 1914. Since June wheat ha* tlu. nfw M.. up M far M u humanlv ring day.'. —Chief Juktice Hughes. week in Grand Rapids and saw t-rulc-of-thumh standsomewha- again while other । passible. Let’s not have tha genuine. The greatest gift that can comai commodity prices have risen slightly' •c/Kiperativ “ spirit broken down by Ito a man. nch or poor, is to be able Ward and Jamer tn ' Alexander Tlie r Great.’Right here is where wo can be of help to every home where milk is used, | With so basic a . commodity as any unwarranted threats—Frank; 6> we the gox! in other people and O.«ar A Edgerly of Newburgport. । Bryce. Grand Ledge Independent. ■, Mas-uchusetts. who has been . ;x'nd-1 wlieat showing such extreme fluctu­ because actual TESTS by Michigan State officials have proyen that no igood in him. — Charles M. Schwab. Ing ten days of his vacation *i'h J. Kain ations in .purehaAine .power is ft any OUR TRAGIC GOVERNOR (’LEANER milk is produced in the State than Highlands Dairy Grade Lev Ried and fantilv. >aves tomor­ crcd wonder that orderly conduct of .The Eccentric agree* with three' Tiw problems of this century row ’Friday* for Kalnmaxoo. where! “A.” That's the REASON WHY the Highlands Dairy is the ONLY Dairy liere will'business becomes so difficult? With; s:ii' hold that Governor Conutock cannot be tackled with the mind of in this section permitted to sell Grade "A” milk. EVERY DROP of function about 3* u-uul. This b ronng standards of value there is no thoufil not be recalled Although he the last century.”—William Maxton. has proven himself a fyajrically Md The'plain, incontestable truth is, , * ,r '„ I ‘ n<s Mrs -| made pcariblc by good management 'soUd foundation on which to build- miappomtr milk you get from us comes from our own herd, which is regularly in­ disappointment to a majority -of --------..j vote{| for JUm that America,' is -----------infinitely ------better Reichert of Toledo are visiting and lhe loya.ty of the faculty in Therefore the government has de/ ... those who ■■**... (an{j —- --------n. spected by Inspectors representing the State. Are you interested in , — 1 Ji~ .u... — .. their daughter and sister. Mrs I voluntarily accepting sharp salary‘tided to embark on an experiment, includes Republicans as well ns; Ult*„t^xe,A!wn " George Menhenruck. CLEAN MILK? if so'we will be glad to hear from you. cuts *» that a full schedule of stud- jto stabilize grain price* "Tlw need -------— ' or I Mr*. Emma Ford and daughter. ' k»,could be made, avftteble to th*|for such stability u evident „n of ,helvuui. it must come about’ • Until the nations of the world Miss Belle Dawson of Lowell, were , ywmw people of this community. Whether or not the gmernmvni has either through Legislative impeach- arc willing to liquidate their lute*.,guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dun Lewis-' they catj make little progress toward,-the fore part ol tixt week Some duutete in Michigan have liv •elected the right method remains-mens proceedtr.ss. or 1>y defeat in liquidating their .debts.- -Hany V. I eial.y cut cteTkulums down to the ;to be seen. Possibly stablinatKm un- 5 t'.—. rt'ra”? Adairs. FORTY 3 EARS AGO TODAY. ----------1 ~ Mgs Olga Beamier gave — a spisll thn* R *. reading, Tiring, and'rlth-: possible no matter what the method ,, coms’<k's lo-alty to the Partv •P ----“T” •— Views and Opinions; What Others Say This and That Backward Glances; c-r SCHOOL SALE NOW IN FULL SWING! A Quotation You Can Save On Your Books and School Supplies at the Rexall Store We List Only a Few Specials In Our School Sale: 10c Crayola Crayons, No. 88c 20c Crayola Crayons, No. 16 . ,15c 10c Bottles of School Ink, now8c 10c Pencil Sharpeners, now5c 10c Embeco Crayons, now5c 6 Colored Pencils in box, now10c 75c School Bags, now49c 25c School Companion (with pencil and pens) 10c Perfect Circle Compass, now10c 50 Sheet Note Book Fillers5c We Buy and Sell All School Books Used Io County Schools Carveth & Stebbins The Rexall Druggists GOODS DELIVERED TELEPHONE 2131 CLEAN MILK Crumbs of Wisdom Will Give You More Food Value for Your Money Than Any Other Food You Can Buy ... At Anywhere Near the Price! But Milk Must Be CLEAN to Be Safe to Use The HIGHLANDS DAIRY honor of her guest. Miu Lillian Rosalie, of Grand Rapids Mrs. L- Dockatader returned to netviaaary nete. Teachers at a g.-wi.p eminent is honestly attcmr-t’.n? to dous lew to Michigan that his post- aji<i time.’—Guglielmo Marcvta . election performance thus far has , * ' fallen so short cf mr. (pre-election Only he «ho simphfi# lite pospromke—George Averill, firming- icsv.onj can really reduce his wor- after a weeks vial with relative* in jtaun Eccentric. ; new.’-Bruce Barton. accepting whatever euU might be do a give full co-operi'ion !o requtted in order to insure a full J experiment.. Telephone 2651 Robert W.Cook, Propr. . Hastings, Mich. �, THE HARTINGS RAMNItB.-WRPNE8OAY. SEPTEMBER «, 1833 IJST«u?7to“ Social Events and Personal Mention “iNEW GOLF EVENT Mr. and Mra Edward Tudor tnest ■ PROVED INTERESTING tlw week end in guginaw flshfhg. , ------- r— „ Mr and Mm. canton a. Bump atJ Tuesday Lupcheon &t Coun­ MUSIC “FESm HEfeTHISWEEK tended A Century *if Progress ini try Club Wai Very En­ OUcago over the week end. • joyable Affair (CcntlnO^ from page onei MT* Henry Altnouw of Vermont*- ^Mr. and Mrs. William Schulz of Mr. and Mrs. Kvnne'.h Dunlap ota ‘— “rn3 ‘>' “‘]ltow,rt»wnI.o4 A.u Tyl.r ,p.». Thirty-two members of the Ha«villa was tn the city on Saturday. , a't"i "i1,“a rJcht; “■*" • il“«B Coun'nF Club and their gueal* -8--------------------—F. Schubert *-----------------------Unfinished SymKeith Johnson of Flint is visiting “'■ll Monday with Mr. and “d Mrs. “» Monday. Mona.'. ■ sw.dw ,M Montoy ... In M.MW* Dtoto, . . ‘slanded -khvcu the lire Tueaday 4uc*aay luncheon nuiuievn at ar phony—Arranged by Theo Mows. I •Mr. M11I .••Ui. ,.nrtj.v ,,,, hl* grandmother. Mr*. Nettie Hyde. K*nh Daniel*. — and Mr*. Frank «ltne of DeKeller • club Assorted flowers in ,lar large epent the week end here with . to reTunreturns e 1^ today to T* Club n°w?r» ,n »p »-Overture from the Opera Mrs. Betty Caine was home from Mw* Joeephlne Carveth returned troP. Ann Arbor to resume iier “ teaching used for tor Pau.t'-Arranged by B Schlepefriend*. ;dut*e* foTamit^r^^J ■«»»»«« bouquets were effectively u*ed Grand Rapid* on Sunday and Mon- on Saturday to Detroit and will re­ । duties for another y«w. grell. Mr*. Joe Mead vWted her son. Orr Ml» Olive Lathrop of Detroit U " day. ■ nime her work al the Hamtramck 10—Hie Hasting* Banner-March 'Mead, and family at Battle Creek spending her month'a vacation with . A IWW goh cienLjpItaJ UieflvoMis* Inez Adams of Northville it ?***' Dr; and Mr*. C p. Lathrop. six-seven and eighrwa* played in —A’. A* Bifernlj the guert of Mrs. Sarah Br*nctetet- _.Mr: a,ld u .rz. alld 'over the week end. Band Program. Mr*. Cor* M;*. Jo.hn±’11 March* Lou returned Tuesday from Mr». cor* Biggs of or Rutland Ruf land 1* U1 m .s Albert Aioen Altoft niton vu »u called calico to io lhe. ®5n!f^ “2 J—Grund Opening-Concert March Mr* Edith Edger vtalled Mr and * •pendint some uma with Mr.’ and Grund Rapid* Sunday-tp meet her —Dudley Huntington Mr*. J F. Edmond* nephew*. Albert and Gerald Newton. Vh„ Mrs. James Young of Middleville on Oc.n.tur,Jrf ^*5^ . . 2—Light Cavalry-Overture—F. von . .. , , . . , . g | Chicago Johnson winning the cut. Contract Mbs. Eleanor Miller went to De­ Andrew Houfatattcr of Rutland pf Chicago Monday. and auction bridge were played in Suppe ■ Rev. and Mrs J a McNulty and MU* Florence Watkins returned troit on Saturday where *he it** ac­ Ray Flnnie win3—Fbrget-Me-Nol >W*ltxe»>—Elfamily returned Saturday from lhe afternoon. IMr*. Monday to Wyandotte to resume her cepted * (MMitlon w(pi the Fred Paimaticr Labor Day. nUig tn contract , and. Ml** Kathryn Us Brook*. tliey had been IOT for clarke Saunders Candy Co Mr. and Mrs. Darrell" Jone* and Saugatuck where ,ney Uaa Decn W p. Clarke holding iugh high acore score in *ucauc- 4‘ —Chicago Tribune-March •* *- —— teaching tliere. thetr vacation ,Mi*» Grace Ddmond* returned Attorney and Mrs Lowell F Jone Uo" Cnamber*. Mr*. Allie Rock of Grand Rapids Friday from norllx-rn Michigan and baby rtrtt«d relative* in Big Rapid* over lhe weekend. linA -MMr*n nf R*-tn*w Several truest* from out-of-town 6-The Only Tune Tlw Band visited tier sister, Mrs. D H Good- on Sunday went to Union City where Mr. and Mr* Ronald Warner hart ,,\d gSrtoof MriSd MraAndrew wtrr P1**"’- M1M Kathryn Clarke Could Play Wo* Auld Ung Syne— •he will teaeh thia year. returned to Detroit where he will a m,Uh?*Anareu havlI1 „ „ er ruesta luiving as h her guest* Mrs Mra. Ralf Al Haves Haye*. Mr. and Mr*- Edwin Smith and .teach anntiier year yr an(1 Mn( Bensley were Walker, of Ur. Angrlr*. Calif. MU , 6-The Holy City-TYombone Solo guest of MIm France.'. Krelner of . Eari Smith went to South Bend. MIm Mildred Barnum leave* today aurw Detroit la-'t week . guest* of Hasting* relative* O1I on Herma Fi’Jtgerald of Bellevugj Mr*, by Stephen Adam*. Rom Pierce. Mr. urwVXt» Rodman Saunders of Ind . on Tuesday to vtslt Mr. and for Kalamiu.>J where the will attend Thursday enroute Iron, Chicago to Clare Fumi-a. of Nashville Mrs 7—Moonlight in Dixle-A Southern Mrs Hoy Smith and family. Arthur Brown, of Grand Rapid*. CharacteritUc—Ffed W clement. buaincas college. . their homo fn Traverw City No pun is intended.. . you can really Mr and Mrs. Lioyd DoLa no and 8- Peralan Moonlight - Wwlti — K. jnine* Silsbee. Bunday Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lewis Vbited Mf. and Mr.s Burdette Briiata and and Mt»a Alice Bates, of Marshall feel the difference in the quality Iw,a,„uuof ,ul,„Bowen. MUI* „ Mr*, chfford Dolan had aa her L. King. Mr and Air* Kilis Daniel* qpcm a child of Grand Rapids were guesta Mr. and Mr*. Churle* Rathbun of grandchildren B»nSunday. tiSed^on"*^" and'MrwToral Edger bikA’ Mw J<jlin Kalnttw'* 1,1 S>r““9- - "Ztnith-Qverture--B*r01d ~ few day* idat week In northern of her mother. Mrs. Carrie Mont- BaWta'Dreek 2a“4e<?ree!: on sn Sunday. CBil< d on Mr and Mrs. Loyal Edger tween ordinary felt hatsand our new tlt. . gomrry. Sunday and Monday Mr and Mrs Fred Woodruff of Monday afternoon Labor Dav c,u*' N Y • Mr’’ R,y Branch. Miu nett. Michigan trout fishing, — '"*•" 5"— rer ?J12 ’rt."‘1 .. Mis* Bernice Crea»er of Grand Grand Rapid* mitrd *Mrs . ...., Up —,— , 10—Star Spangled Hanner—MelJohn Mt Ind to" CHhwTwSJ .nd >re» MMy Maxim’ Wunderlich hax reStylcpark hats for fall! . .. , , --..... ... , and nnrt Mr. ,v rVton*< ’bvlH* ody by Thoma* Stafford Smith Mrs Rsy Cordes. Mr. Mrs iPhylll* ------------------------tunfed frpm a visit In .Chicago and Rapid* wu* in the city Wednesday Qumfe «v»r the urek end. two amis. Dcnald and Billy, and mj Mr*. railing on friend** enroute to Al ­ While than attended the fair Mr and Mrs Percy Wareham of g^uh Kesbr attended th- Ke-let Reynolds, of Ann Arbor Mr*. R R ltarmr.ni.trd by Walter Damroach. There are conservative shajiesand McPi-ek ot Charlotte was also pre*- Arranged by J P. Sousa Franklin Beckwith visited A Cen­ bi in where *be visited several dgy* Lansing are guest* of Mt and Mr*, reunion at Jacltaon on Labor Duv. Mr. and Mr*. James Oie«on and Earl Wareham at Gun take. tury of Prmriev. expoajntm last week Mr. ,II(j Mw u r, Bariu-U and ent. sports styles in all the new shades. NORTHWEST THORNAFIT-E. ... , ».««. returned Sunday to their Iwmc in vworo company with George Dewey Mrs. Dora Pedewa. Ml** Ambia j,»hn aIll| Margret returned M»ndav We were all glad to hear Mr* Mr and Mra. Fled Tlnkham .rfiin Aurora. IIL. after visiting her and Peter Fedcwa attended a home- lioai Camp ]akf. north of Grand for Ute day assisted by Mrs. Charles Be sure and feel them! Grand Rapid* *erc gurat. of Mr J*‘her. J. E. Tyden. and other rcla- coming — na lBU*. wnerv .. -Mrs. D. A- VanBusklrk and George Cook wA* able to be moved tn Fowler on Monday Rapid*, wta-re wiry they »pcrn spent nui Iwt wrex week -8 Pott*. —ini’a Potts Mr* Richard A and Mrs Kellar Stem on Sunday. . ,, Mr “ and •«> Mr.*. Mr*. Rankin Hyde and Mr and Mrs Mra R J McCrcery. McCreery. Mra. *‘is.« Vinenli ihainnan for nest week's Stinuon. in Grand Rapid* Mr. and Mra Victor Sisson and Mbs Beatrice Carrothere and Mr* ,-ou George of prrmierelte PrplneTlllr visited - Maude Schomp and M Miss Beatncr ‘bws bAhi im Beatrtcv 1th" Mr* .John J. Dawson Mra Emms Sisson of Freeport were Netti-: **-* Hyde Herney visited Mb* Jean Bidelman. who ha* been nil’ r-uin.u wcr Clara Mannasau - returned to Detroit .Mr*. ........... “ bn Saturday. jfcrney viMtrd Mr and Mrs Mra U»u Lou - ' ..................... >mta. .rtar , Bvnfh-y of Sunday guc*l* of Mte* Matal Sis- Ctat Saturday after ananrtin. spending iiw.tr their v.ravoca-( Mrs Mrs. aaran Brands ara mm* tier trer ha* n.»* rer«-,|u-n*Iey « Traverse City over the ,n cl"*nfc of Ul"J*?1? staying at Verne Thomas', ucccm»on. l|,,n *,th *ntl M»- Krink Car* turned ■ irned from na visit with Mr and and , wr-.k end .n>* ’ nnmr.F n xr ittns rnn p“nw'd h' r•nwlw to Uw'!r n,‘w C. W. ,. jMra D-.nuld W Crawford. CrnwRrd. Vcm V«-m Ixary Leary and rothera. roy^rs. iMrs. Mason Norwood of Kramar*, Kriamaabo. Donald Goucher. Roy Finstrom. Finstrom ..... „ „ ... . . hom4 :n.Clarksville Monday evening Sunday and rj Irr,rt‘ ,,n<1 “nd Harold p ‘lmrr, and Mira Helen Knapp spent Mike Beckwith spent Bunday Palmer Mb* sjx nt th.- week t UarII nancrsco. Franct.co jack Jack WUhwri WlIH-on and and GRAND RAFIDM Gt t.STs. Maurlo- Thoma.* mid Mis* Ruth 1 ... in nortta-rn Michigan trout . TVcnrrt min John McKcnnnn o. of Hat-,t .....spent th«.. week end . . Mrs. Wilbur Line and Mr*. Roty-rt Heintz of Leighton attended A C-. nMonday Rcoe/t and John M< Kennon Bal-. ...1 —.<>1. vith relatives at Marshall, alio [xm. rt Kenflrld flihing ,lt' Creek were guczto of Mr. and mretiiNI her brother and wife from in c ilcago and attended A Century T Walton were h<*R-*se* at a plea*- tury ol Pr<jgrr«* in Chicago over the Mr ami Mrs. Kenneth Daniel* Frederick Palmer Sunday Ohio. ant day «t«v Friday »Mri«v ut Haxtinir. week end - and Dayton, IVU, WIHW ,<ii Progrr>-. " ut th.the Hasting* end. . j and Mrs Edith Beckwith and ron. .D, y-. ,, -Lucy Crow ~ — ■ I■ and daughter Eva Mr. Harold Utter Mr. and und Mr*. Mr*. Harori Hiter of Country Country Chib Club honoring Mra. Mra R. R*. B - j,« Mr. and Mr* Loren Tungatc and Kenneth, were in Grand Ripids •—* Kurtr •• • „f jniBmite wtre guest* of Mr. and iOIllB Mibrea• J.inc anti •»-Margaret F. w,-»* W'bb »nrt and vr» Mr* s S H. Southwick Southwtek of of\f an- Mr - - , (j - MM.. c.ui7-try and » 'family spent part of last week sight­ iiave returned to their Imme in Frank Edmond* and Mra Cora i Pennington nt Chleafro were Grand Rapid*. Gnlf »m played in 'k, ,t Friday. Seeing and vtaiUng Relatives in , Grand Rapids after {{lending sev'cral ■ Biggs on Labor Day gursu «»i Mr. end Mr* T S Baird th,! moniuw. Mra. Southwick wtn- northern Michigan. ’weeks with their grundmoUier, Mrs miw Mae Spradling and George 0n Sunday and Monday »*OR 4 Pn“' l°r keeping out of the Mi und Mr* Oscar Sherk spent' |i John KurU. C<ripe: accompanied Gardner Chid-• ml** Jun x-t Michael 'returned sand traps. Cover* wi re laid tor sixweek end with Mr. and Mra : Mrs Fred Henke* and daughter. ^{4-,-. jr.. home Isom Madison, Wl*. Monday from Camo Kltanniwa '‘‘en at the luncheon at one o'clock. the HASTINGS, MICHIGAN James Baribom ot Lak-: City. Mb* Nora, left Saturday for Detroit. j0J a v.an o,er the u..-k end. clear ink. where she ha.* bc-n dur- contract bridge being played in the Maurice Thoma* left Tuesday! where Miv. Nora will redone tor. Mi- Eva K«tJ und Her mother. 1Mg ()«. ..1Uinnnr acting a* dining alternoor .............. in. Mrs. James G. Bnstol and “V !whtr ,n lhe DcUult Mrs Brace, of Chicago, were guests, imste.e and Instructor. * Mr:* W. M Stebbins won first and morning lo begin hi* sctaxil dutlc*j pubUo school*. of Mr.. Emma S. Evun* and- Mra -• • Mr. and - Mra Nell Ftah and Mr. M-cnnd pttns and Mrs- Webb and at Galesburg. K. v and Mr*. Dewey and Georg- Wa p McCoy Uut Katutday. Fu;trier acquaintance oi John DU-1 and Mrs. Al Nicholas w of Bangor , Mrs Southwick were presented with -t— taltcnded wrvire.* al Fountain 8t Mr and Mrs, Edwin Pate and s1----ptn-t Sunday with Mrs Mra Pteh'.* gift prU’.s. Guest* from out-of-town Ion .formerly of Middleville and vi- family. Leonard Wachter and tarn- , B.ipti>t church last Sunday wlwre children returned Thursday to De- mother Mm. Rose Treko in hoc or wi re Mlj. Olive Lathrop, of Detroit, cinityr received word-of hte death al Uy. Mr and Mrs. Roy Roberts., Mr. jDr Miton McGorrill of Boulder, !ro« after a two week* visit with ™ hTii” 1 and Mr*- Will Warner, Mr and Mr*. 'and Mrs Chester Stem, of St. Sturgis last week. Mr and Mr* Kraul and Haro'd Blake Ruing and Mr. and Mrs, Oea. ■-Colo.. Colo.. wa« w« -neaker. speaker. . .*». xIr. and Mra «> E. n C. Edmonds. . Mrs WaHK.r of Angeles. Mo J. 8. Bechtel and wife. Ronald mum.'. Katherim Burroughs and Cal., and L -r sister. Mi.*.* Hernia entertained the U. B Sunday School1 Roberta " Itayncs and wife and Mbs Theresa Gertrude Rx*m11 returned to Cleve- Fitxg'-raM of Bellevue, were guest* PRESBYTERIAN PASTOR RE­ from Grand Rapid* Monday at th^lr I Mr, and Mr*. Welby Crockford Bechtel epent Saturday, Sunday and Iallrt Monday after visiting Mr. and *home. TURNS FROM-VACATION | spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. -Mcnday in Chicago attending A Mre Wayne Slcndek over the week Mi*.* Kathryn Clarke on Tuesday. Mr. Rev. John Kltchlng. D D. pastor —- and —- Mr* Otto Wood and Ixasl joe Crockford of Carlton, Century ot fhogres* entertained rt-iativeSj Mr. and Mrs. D. B.-Green spent Mrs. Clarence Goucher spent Inst of the First Presbyterian church of Gi taldine Mr. and Mrs.-Gary Crook visited . Mr , M A Umb!c and Mis Helen Tuesday witty Mr. and Mrs T. ntr’ .rv*C.ti« rj Tranton . "“J —7 " *‘‘’4t '>» Chicago, the tpiest of Mrs this city, returned to Hasting* on from Ohio Aver the week end. ran r-n r1 st r xr zv and Mrs. Gscar Otis of rrenton -Lambin, also Lenta Chaflee of Nash- gjjn- Ludwig. On Bntunlay Mr Monday week. zonaay of m this u» wcea Parkin picnic wx* held at Whlteflect at their ccttagg at Leach ■ OTtam v^.Uo., torn, Lak. Tnu>«l»r. Bren-«, ,-l l.to curbU111 vl ' n *:'. lX ! 1 ’ nd M . ’ 11 r : O*>u’ ta.r went t.-Chicago and Mrw “ Cf^ "I 3 p*«atdl over lhe week Goucher r- tmn.4 wah him on Mor.- in th, Unn.ra.iy «t dhum when J*"”,'1 •“ Uf Kch«ra O Bton Farrell at Coldwater. ' 'end? Im- has been «nKa>rrd in the study of Th*1 V«rmetee Sunday school pic- and children of Lansing spent the 1 Mr. and Mrs Eugene Freeman h-R Mr and Mra Hotncr Wanvr viiMr and ni„, Mra. Jas Gilmer accom­ Anctent Lum uajt* Church History nlr whlch w‘“* P«t|»n<ri las' wetk . week -nd with lhe latter's mother, .Mr. on Thuradav for * visit with hec.ltt<| Mr. and Lira. iJoyd McCormick -------|lanlrtl- b.y Mr. and Mrs. I>w*td Gil­ and X. WL» H..~arch wort. Mr, •» to toMlM. wrt tolday. Bryl . Mr> Oratn Faul. sister. Mrs. L N. Ward, of New York — |>*tn>it tort oi lost week. Marilyn —------al c.l.tonla Bark. A large nimber tram tore aurnil. . — mer *nd• •two children of Lansing Kltoun, Im. ton tontotur wxto :City, and her niece. Mrs Roy Kuntz. McCormick -- ■---■ returned -with -----them •tor xbitwl Mr and Mrs George Under* and musical method* In Chicago Mrs Frank Garbow and naught-.'i | ed tiic Labor pay celebration al of New Haven,, conn. WMd v» vi Fairmount. Ind .’orer’the during the same time. Jeanette and *on Paul spent a few Hasting* Monday. i“ vlnl!- , weed ; M* and Mra. Warren Roush an-1।, Mi** Helen CtddeaUr. In ccwnpany . — wreuk end •3 R< v, n-iwoom Kitehing will preach ->• on 8un“■*— —- *i**ling relative* at Big Rapdaughters. Winnie and Dorothy, witli Humphrey Rohm- of Detroit. '. or anij Mrs. Rowland Webb of day morning al 10:30 o'clock-and is U. *. YANKEE SPRINGS. and Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Roush oi I spent Monday In Unsing *hrrc Grand Rapid*. Mr*. George Skltjr.er very desirous of seeing the member* "Wayne and Norman Carpenter,. Mr. and Mr*. Jack DiRey and ANT) OL’R NEW BUY­ Kalamazoo spent Saturday night at they were gur«i* of Mm* Harr.c. and MIm Gaywo-xl skinner of Wan- and friend* of the church at this spent part of last week In Chicago children of Chicago. HI . spent over thr Caccadr* at Jackson. attending A Century of Progress j the w«k end ns gtterta of her mothHollonX paca. Wis. und Dr Morgan Skinner service. Everyone la given a cordial ING PLAN THAT MEANS At tlie cell of Bishop DiRar Blake Mr. and Mr*. Minor Freeman and|*r. Mr*. Arma Goodin.' Mi*j> Huth Wibfcrt returned to he. u UIV4U ,11UU. Lacey were guest* U1 of Wl Dr.. .„ and Invitation. Rev. Dewey was in Detroit last schcol dutk** nt HULdale Monday <»f familv and Mra. Louretta Tungatc The Yankyc Spring* school U now M„. c p l4ithrop on Monday i----------------------------------GREAT SAVINGS ON Thursday in attendance at the H r moth r. Mr-. C A Wiberl. and and Mr. and Mra. Ben Carpenter at-! in aeuion with Ml»s Don* McKibMl „ Barl)ar!, .tohnson [raw HONORED BIRTHDAY. Michigan Council of ita- D"l»ot'--In- Verne Prentire accompanied her. rr- Thursday for Stnunfttg,‘Va.. where Ten guests were present at a de­ tended the Carpenter reunion at' bln again as teacher. ACCESSORY PIECES diana Area of the M £• cl. arch. । Mr. and Mrs. ■ Fred Raymond and turning ... in the evening s|ie will U.W.IU attend the Baldwin UHIIHUI ItghUul |»UJ ffarty »»WII given VII on Thursday .. n<v Mary' xmuuwui *uu>wa* Pari* Sunday II Mr- an<w!,.Mrsc Recent guests of lhe Rev. Dewey.' ........^ Mr «nd Mra. Mi. Itany Ilarrv Ritchie. tllt^nle Mrs uri eoUe^t. ..n ... ««.. ... .. Johtuon ...... ... . ... Rehor . ,htmor...... .. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Raymond and Mr Mra. Aben and... Mr* evening by .... Mra Jacib Marqniac—atyletl for today were Mr. and Mra. Arthur E. West­ Haael Hinkley and Richard Hinkley Fdgar Thomas will accompany her. ing the birthday anniversary of Mr*, WOODLAND. two children of Jackson were guest* brook of Illinois Wesleyan Univer- spent Sunday -------■ ... .cuuun 111 umjiun. D L. Christian. Mrs. L V Bcssmer Ed „® 0 ’ , L of ' rtTa^rrthre relatiw^here NOr" and Monday In AkThey -expect to remain in Dayton. Mrs V. but rcminiacent of the •slly. Bloomington. Hl. Dr. Wc»t- ron. Ohm. as guest* of Mr. and Mis., Ohlo. over Sunday. won top bridge score and Mrs. Sarah ''1>1,pd ll5'r daughter. Mrs. Clyde rU and other retattrea tare. bnxik is Dean of the School of Itoruc T j Root and W J. Sarr. • George Mackhalinski Mackhalinski and and wife of, beauty ofOld English design. Rurll. and . chfford Dolan , left flunday on a Powers the eonwlation. .D ""n “ "d family over the week end (I Gearae phlcago. were guest* of hi* mother , of tiic Univenuty. Mr. J*s. Gower and Mias uiulse business trip lo Los Angeles and I The bostes.* rerved lunch, the din- and tta^’ Jill attended the Labor It is-the newest and noblest : Dr- R- L. Laird came Sunday to Oowit were guests ol Mr. and Mra. other points in California. He wcnt'inr taBle\lng centered with a bowl Day celebration at Hastings Mon-! and sister the forepart of this week. Hosting.* whrre Mrs. Laird and the Clyde Bcnilhaneck ot Hart on Satjrfrom here ta Kansas City, leaving Idf gardcri Bowers flanked with can- day. i J. C Raymond t* building a large pattern in 1847 Rogers I up-to-date poultry house. . ; l.ornUdren tore -toto-to. ■ urday and Sunday. Tiu-y ..... also visited., tbere by plape Tuesdav mornlhg'ciles in „ Henry J. Faul of Detroit visited crfstal holder* Tlie honor Bros. — Lifetime Silverpbte A. L. Grave* and wife spent Mon,m»A I MrvK *n8"‘"‘' Ah **Mr. w.rt<r*riHk <>f acm.'--------------- — • “ • *"-“! —-^Veaented with a shower- his mother. Mr*. L. Faul, over the EYESIGHT SPECIALIST iday In Hastings. holiday. of lifetime Distinction. of misceHanhou* gifts. Phoaa 2634 Haitians , to Detroit after a stay of ten day*, j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edmond* reA cn!1 p^^.. WiU( Bjvt,n bv Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hilbert visited[i Ozark mountain farmers netted Out of lowiHiurat* were Mrs Edw. i Mr. and Mra Bert Crites of near lumrd Thursday from a week s Visit j,(r. and Mra James Fnd’ley in hon- Clark of Los Angelea. Calif. and; Miss Winifred Hefiemon and hcr more than 81.000.000 from their 10T1 ACCESSORY PIECES Sunfleld brought Richard. Beckwith wUh Mr and mA. Earl Fra>r and’"'«,*•MtoiT-m^dIduiSter Mr father of Kendall Sunday and Mon­ ; strawberry crop. lo bu -wore here Mood.y (anutj cu„lw„ ",| sl„ wreX™ Otot MU* Helen Wooton of Detroit. A SAVING OF Jf day. Mr. and Mrs Walter FUher and, ACCEPTS POSITION. I family and nL-o attended the Amer- • IKltnU ln Ohlo. / * ' . ^“ndTfr* mX BaJ^r of Miss Helen Wooton. who has been( son. Edward, left Tuesday for a i‘fC!Jn J^C‘°in *”t*rU‘nmpnl “ ,h<’' MM France* Sage went to Grand punt; Mr ailrt Mra Bert^irendera attending tlx* Detroit Busines* Uni­ A Century of Progress. Hair grounds. ! Rapids Sunday and her stster. Miss ,nnn. Mr. and Mra John Zoet. Mr , versify . . for a yeur’, .has been spending nhm“wS-<rta’th^' wid^fdm : ,Mbpl “nd *<rhmd. nnd M„ Nick jncObson. Bobby a"week’ here' wiVh her parents. .Dr. Mr. and Mra. Chas. Cook leave T*Ot»«IW« «*»»•/«« Sdlins ™ Fttandf f She *£n' 1°"”’, *?,h : J««>b“»n. and Mr and Mr* Clar- and Mr* J A. Wooton. She has this Tuesday for Chicago where IIB K^a i .• -;»»» . i^clake ^r' 522?” returnl”« lo ,lrr. encc Zyirtra of Grand Rapids Mra. completed her course and has ac- they will attend the World's Fair I Mrs Glen England entertained. the ”da?•*' . . jHun Jerne* Endaley will return to. volchi- ccpico ceptcd a imoiikmi position on the " Mo —-----r.iiue.vy win -nun- io. me teaching icnuiuii* eolith of Kalamaaoo, since tne Close Mr, Georgia oeorgla Brown Brown and and Mr. Mr. and and ra rago K(1 ar.h hcr her son *n and —-1 daughter J—*-•— for staff -• «... -leaving —-•— — Mrs of the ---------University, on tlie Bridge.club and their children of her aumnwr school work at West -, MrM cJare Rrown amwn of Maine *nd and i ,TO ----weA*- .u... visit fr« riaro .Monday for Detroit. Hcr many at a picnic at her cottage at Sad-cm Reserve University at Cleveland.. jgra. Ha'tie Hilburn of Kansas ^vere —— I friends wWi her success in hcr new dlebag lake Thursday afternoon. Ice BARKLR-MTAIRK. I of labw. Ohio jgucsta of Mra. Nettie Hyde on Mon­ cream and cake were served. About, Mr. and Mrs Carl Schuchart of l,lay Th(. Jonncr wa.-, a resident of On Saturday, Sept. 2. a very pret-----------------------------------twenty-flve were present. . West Webster. N. YM hide a pleasant praincvhlc township ’ for many ty wedding took place at the home । The community service will be I HAPPY ANNWBRSAMY. week end vmt With Mrs. A. F. Gosch >car8 of Mr and Mr* Stairs of North Irv­ The children and grandchildren of held nt the Methodist church next! and son. Frank F Gosch. They had|' Mr and Mr#. j o Bernard of ing. wherf their daughter, Mis* Paul­ Mr. and Mrs E J. Bump met at Sunday evening at 8:00 o'clock. Rev.' the not met Mr. and Mr*. Gosch for Toledo were guests of Mr. and Mr.- ine Stairs, was united In marriage their home. 113 N. Park St., to help Wynn will be the speaker. The sub­ 30 odd years. They were on , Wayne Merrick and ----Mra --J -F --------Black tn Mr. Alvin Barker of Houghton, September 8th and 9th their forty-eighth wedding subject of his talk will be. "The! IH8J Golden Annimsdrjt 1933 some their way to Chicago to spend a few ever the week end. On Monday they] N. Y. Rev Minard Lewis perform­ celebrate anniversary which was oh the sec­ Snake Story" Special music Is be­ days at A Century of Progress. returned to Toledo accompanied by cd the ceremony, assisted bv Rev. ond of September. All had a -very ing arranged by Kennard Schaibly i Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Giddings hte sister. Mrs- Black, who <111 re- I Wm. C. Gearhart Mr. and Mrs. happy tint*?. main for several week*. ' Barker will reside at Houghton and and daughter. Ruth, left Sunday. Beet Quality Lt. W. J. Watkins in company with continue their attrites nt HoughtonI HONORED MRS. DODDS. for Tawas City after ipending the 8 C Flcod of Bay City leave* today College. Their many friends unite Mr and Mrs Clarence W. Craw-, summer here with Mrs. Lena Velte. cn an Inspection trip over the Mid- in congratulations and best wishes,■ ford entertained Thursday evening Mrs. Velte expect* to remain in her, um. 33c die Division of tl.c M C. R. R . on ' --------------- *•*'* -----------at dinner In honor ot Mrs. Grace 8. home here thl» fall. BABCOCK—WOLCOTT. Tail Caa ;O R T work. While Mr Watkin* I* Dodds, of Kansas City. Mo. Ten Mr. and Mrs D B Green were Mr. Babcock of Middleville away. Mrs. Watkin* Is vuittng her - - James - -- - ------------- — —-- —- guests were present. \ifr». W. M. guests at a fl o'clock dinner at the lister, Mr*. Ed wpertinger. of Con- •«’U “•W1 ,d*.U.*h; Stebbins and Charles S Potta win- home of Mr. and Mra E. A. Burton Hantine /' trr ot MrRs>’ Wolcott of ning high wore in contract i given in honor of Mr. and Mrs B‘r TELEPHONE 2241 I| Mr. and Mrs. -Byron ------ ---Smith and .Hastings motored to South Bend.’ --------------- »♦*--------------Cha*. Reebe of New Jersey BRANCH DISTRICT. Mr and Mrs H I. Fratcher of, their son. Kenneth and daughter Ind., on Saturday. Sept 2, where Corner of State and Jefferson St*. Hasting.*, Mich. ------------------...who ----------------------Mrs Allen Sage, spent a few«r Detroit are visiting «•*.Mr. ~~ and ««*. Mr* Marian, also Mr. and Mrs Mahlnn they were, united in marriage Mr Fancy Quality Caa* 'Smith. Malcolm Campbell and Mias and Mrs. Babcock will make ,fheir days with th'e family here, returned jdhn Dell thte. week. Sunday Mr i 'Ruby Washburn, all of Detroit, came home in thl* city Congratulation* to her wruk at Ypoilanti the latter and Mrs Dell and thetr guest* visc«a* |Mrt of the week. ited relative* tn • Kalamazoo and to Hastings Saturday, then went to and best atehe* are extended. ! Wall lake where they spent th* week Ct *T««' uvitr nrr«T« I T”0 Branch school begun Tuesday Scotts. Mra Rw Smith of BanfleldI entflP-1 nM’m‘n’ ,rlth Ml" nory 01 Uo> d T‘mw “ the I end uY.d Labor Day. Regular 81.25 Vaiu> tained 4hurad t her ?onner ctaS? Ho,tni ’ s ' 35 Xeach " Thr Br * r ' ch . We ” *»** “ Church of ‘ h ^' I Mr* OH Cleveland, accompanied S Th?v dte’-nct has ten High sc hod students'weekr,eS.“**?.•_ of, Iwwnt rwar Adrian Adnan on Mr, tai!at "l Hastings and Nashville Nashville for the! Mr. Mr and Mrs. Lee Lehman went In to R*nd Sand take lake near on InX jI। wcr* airs iiorar, li.c sir., jv«r Woodbury were guests Sunday atMonday where they met Mr IL., Maxwell Haute - Edmond-, lhe Mi *e* Bernice. BcstCleveland and Mr and Mr*' Clevc- • ST»rt «.>.’! Mr MrK F,r c, ... -. — ,rt ..r„ Wlll from Washington attended A Cvn->wing. land went on to their home in Co’­* Mrs. Austin Fur**-. "***itury nt Piocrcas n few day* before Mr. and Mrs F. O. Shorno and. lumbus. Oh lb. Kendall Kratz of a of Danfl«*M. • “ “ “ ‘ returning »o her home liere son. Don. and Dr. and Mrs R. G ! Covington. Ky., went home with । The fourth -Norton Ftnme and -™-, family were of J them t’NDERGOES OPERATION. -v-----school - ----- reunion —....... —- -guests ------- ... John L-enhath eleven years old he!d Saturday. Sept 2. with Mrs Stat* Hilbert and family at Mr.-and Mrr L C- Schill of Cleve­ FREE with every $1.00 purchase land.'Ohio, who have been-spending of Mr. and Mr* Otto taenhath. about one hundred twenty-flve in Saddlebag lake Sunday The North Jordan school reunion' underwent a sriou* operation on attendance A bountiful pot luck Th* jnntan <u*h, some time with her rtater. Mr*. J. W. UUWOiwK.«» .. -«.««. --------- -- --—■— rT- -— of Jane Kay Toilet Preparation*. Brcidenstein. and family of South 1 Monday morning at Pcnnqpk hos- dinner was served at noon and a was held at Lake Odessa Sunday Haven and attending A Century of pRai, »r present he is doing a* well picture taken of the group. We then Abend one hundred were present. I Progrcv came here Thursday and iwwible and all hope lor hl* rap- adjourned to the school room for a Misses yargarel and Katherine Face. Powder . $1.00 Strawberry Cream $1.00 ..--I v- with «■*»«<>». ’ ____ ihnrt short htislnru business mt-e'lna meeting Thb The fnllnu-. follow­ Spindler, Ward Jordan and Dale, spent a» few day* relative* r< Rfl> rrrovery. . NOTE: Three Pricee Include the 3% Salee Peach Lotion Powder Base$1.00 ing officer* were elected: Pres, Mrs. King furnished the music. Four leaving Saturday for East Taw**-------------- *<»■ wL-----Minnie Eldred; Vice-Pre* Mae (c.rtner teachers gave memone* ol Flint slid Detroit oil their way home ’ COMPLETES COURSE. Astringent$1.00 Lip Paste ----------- ------------ 7Bc ,• Mra RUto Louts nut n ....... . Smith: ...... Secy.-Treas ......... ....... Mra: Alice Nor- tlie *ch<x>l and a number of other* Karmc*. MU* Bessie Winston Sheffield ha* ---------ftnuhed- his «... Skin Tonic$1.00 Compact Rouge __-75c 'Karines and Richard Karmes. also training in Hie Arjubrtght Busina** ton. The meeting was then turned gave little talk* on Something They Walton- (t the former'* »i»ter. Mra Earl Lewi* College st Battle Creek, completing 1 over to Boas Walton. * shot: ”time — Would Never Forget Ray .Robert* । of -----------IV. Battle Creek spent last week with the cou/re in ... lea* — than ------ the —-usual ------- . wa* — spent *in voluntary songs and was elected president for the com-| Mrs Edna Shroyer of Elyria. Ohio, ume -He was complimented very readings and after a short time ing year Among those who attend* W. Deliver The Bia Little Store '•~ir — .r. Pa*i nt <iw«.ananni>< rau' hv iv . inrtruetoe* and ‘ ery-jiptnt in rSM*’ ing 61'1 scq'U'.ntsnr f.’ »d from here were Muses Margaret ,and Owen Peet ot Indianipoiit'. Ind ,-highly b'- lu. imtnicton. '*'-1- .ti -m «« «=mw- >«>« u«m a Uster and brother ol Mra. Kanne* idently made the meat ot his oppor- -e separated to meet the Saturday and Katherine Spindler. Perry Flo.-* i and family, Frank Nelthamer and' Day. 1WL and Mrs. Lewis. tunltles. j.before before Labor Day, Can Be FELT $250 $^00 $j50 T.S.Baird CLOTHING & SHOES for MEN PRESENTING MANY PERSONS’ EYES L V. BESSMER School Days Are Here Again SPECIALS 1847 ROGERS BROS Bcssmer For Friday and Saturday, Jeweler Butter Reed’s Drug Store ■ I've B 1 Soap Chips Kitchen Klenzer 5c Fels Soap Peas Golden Bantam Corn • FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY! $1.50 JANE KAY FACIAL MASQUE 25c 5 Brooms Coffee 5C 2 2 23c 25c 75c **• 27|c Order Your MEA TS From Ut ' We Handle Only Fint Quality IIYHA �THE CHURCHES WANTS russ Legion Program SUPREME COIN Drew 10.000 GRANTS REOUEST —1A Nashville spent Sunday evening ’ Epworth Smith spent TVcaday aftwith Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Wot ring. 111710011 *1ttl Ch*»- Partee. • Harry fiandbrook returned home ’•’ from Pennock hospital Thursday. I CBEbSEY. Mlu^Margaret Paine and mother Dole Boulter spent hut week at and M/s’ Frank Densmore Of Hiu- Kellogg Health camp. Pltw lake, tings were Sunday guests at Glenn N- H. Barber and Wm. Stocking plications and brief* filed by Mr. third. In the nan-progressive quoit Mr and Mrs. Paul Smith. Ira and Century of Prog tew last Sunday, Sigler were considered and the fal­ pitcliing Clyde Covell won the first eda Scudder. Evelyn Beardsley," • lowing order was entered by the place and Harry Hilton second. tr. and Mrs. Walter Fisher, Mr. oprratlon ut tlie Delton liospltal on hi the beys’ fax race Manin Saturday and Mtu Irene Darter had bn jeadinc and filing the pe­ Maple was Bret. Robert. Abbey Kt- Mrs. Guy Kantncr and Mis* Cor­ one on Tuesday. . tition of the above Domed plainMr. and Mr*. J,F Oswald left nelia Wise spent several day* the part week at A Century of Prog- Thursday for a vucatton. They ex­ . pect to visit hi* sister in tlie northem parLof tlie slate and .’(send severul days ut A Century of Pt-ogrvsa. In the iutch-and-go single race hurldk Raymond was the winner ltd Leafir Rater, second In tl.e hltch-and-go double race. and we keep It la proper *<!Jutmont for you. Let us show you the New Akron Tn:m forthwiUj pay orc: plaintiff. a. rcce [ «r*«H>•»...»» »ll«. well. Ft l|4*tinc< Our Success W. .K, e .vLT Bas been achieved through care­ ful butlnei* management and satisfactory dealing, with pollcyboldrn. BEE US FOR INSURANCE banking- ’. 1 •. '-r. .... . * «••!. Mt » < . . - : ■ 1 Citizen* Mutual Grand Rapids. Mr* Ella Anderson and son of Detroit and Mrs. Ar He Spindler und daughter of Wood­ land spent Sunday with George Spindler, Mr. and Mrs. J D Wise. Guy1 In the afchrry contest first prize Kantncr and family.. Mr. and Mr* ' VI- awarded Mrs* Fendi the sec­ Roscoe Cassell and baby. Mr and; ond Lloyd Peterson and the third ard. Mum Lottie Rogers nad Clar­ ence Rudd of Grund Rapids were, callers on Harry Band brook Sun- Mr*. Joseph Smith and daughter FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN •dv;. WAS 1 ID J. L. MAUS ■ Lecil "loninuur., RuUnn. Mich • -• 07413315 Special Excursion Train to A CENTURY oS PROGRESS AT CHICAGO, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 17 ROUND TRIP Coaches Only «ith m There wo* much Interest In the hope’ pulling Antc.’t First prise v.a» won by Fred Smith. second by Harry Prevton and third by Cliff Wr>t» j. ii’ xfctkia? i> ?i. U.-.-nv Uiiy- ■._____________ Electric Motor SERVICE REWINDING ANO GEORGE M. NEWTON AVOID HIGHWAY CONGESTION Wells Engineering & Machine Company S '& N. Shcl.lun lit Charlotte. Mich. For Reliable Fai Fire Inturance i 9-13 Chicago, Kalamazoo & Saginaw Ry. & MICHIGAN CENTRAL^ TRAINS USE STATION ADJOINING GROUNDS Mary H Non Is was born nt Woodmanee. England, on April 20. 1850, Michigan’s Largest Farm Mutual Fire Insurance Co. nt the home of her daughter. Mrs. Millie Havnrt. where <dte ha- spent IhS- port eleven years, aged S3 year*. Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Thfrc children were born to this union. Mr Millie Haynes of Hin- otid Oilie Fisher of Dowling, gruivl'hlldrrii and two great-? rhlltfren. fbu two brothers SEWING MACHINES Get Your Suppllev of Thr Singer Sewing Machine Co. At Bobleeki'* Elec. Shop Hastings, Mich. Phone 2134 E W Halpenny is t Dr. C. O. Wilcox Announce. the Openinc of DENTAL OFFICES At the Delian Hoeplt.il Delton . . . Michigan i ! ; NEW AND USED AUTO PARTS For All Can. MUFFLERS FOR ALL CABS XAYBESTOS BRAKE LIKINGS »a* CLUTCH PACINOS BODY CLASS INSTALLED WHILE YOU WAIT OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS Tup’ when- he has been engaged h raising onions for several years Hi U survived by itu widow, two «utcrs Glenn F. Laubaugh PHONE 8637 HASTINGS PUTS LOW-COST AUTOMATIC I.OI12 nephews and one HASTINGS MARKETS CARDS of THANKS IN YOUR HOME' (ended the funeral Friday of James Ke'lcy of Irving. Mr. and Mis Hurry Mendenhall need hot water every dayhouechold and personal uses. This SPECIAL HEATER gives it to you for a few cent* a day. Free yourself from the bother and expense of other method*—let it pay for itself with it* saving* in fuel, health and work. Mrs. Glen Dean and daughter. Joan, of Bowiu- spent Friday with r.'Ct-R.tuj Price. Celtic «m,I ■«). *| Oil H.N.I, Brea. St 55 ’ MIMlinn. U.S*. Scnuk feed It it > CL.rk G.J SLM^te II75 Short Time Only, This Special Price on . FoT: _ sM.>->.ir l 1 vicni! I-K well* ’ m” ertf1UFrAnk I*"-’*1 Pr... .. .lie ______ 9 * .-ft .. - rk «,.v g»y Consumers Special Gas Water Heater O:u«»:is from tlie United States have been selling at the rate of 5[ !i 1877 in Yankee Springs cent* apiece in Australia because of the focal crop failureihlp, in the pioneer home of his t iaren-s. Mr and Mrs. Casper' —TRADE­ VOUR OLD HEATER What Would You Do IF THE LAW highest tribute M could «k See Ihi, Money-Saving Automatic Heater Mr*. Della Cotton is spending a week with her son. Dell Cotton, and family near Hastings. Blurt Smith and family, spent Sun­ day with friend* tn Sparta. ’ The Mettur dam 180 utiles south­ Mesdamcs Glendora and Clara west of Madras. India, will have an Sears attended the Surnm Slrtm* [average height of 176 feet above the birthday club at Mrs. Hasel Hea­ neys Wednesday. FURNACE COIL AND SAVE MONEY ON THIS PURCHASE 2305 Take advantage of this offer before prices are advanced. For a limited time we will Instali t£i* heater for flJIS down, balance in easy monthly payment*. Or yon may purchase al the special caeh price. Consumers Power Company �---------- —w—< | Wedn««I«y» Sept., 6, 1933* Detroit, Vlrhome with ;■ with Mirs racher. Our ! Hastings Building and Loan As- J Beautiful flowers graced the table school vacation with the honw folks tn amgs ulie knew they laved. Then ■ Lead Thou me on. |sodaUon vs. Vernon R. Bumford, and living room*. shen she couldn't think of anyiKeep Thou my feet; I do not ask' tt al, mortgage forectaaure. Mr- and Mra H. J. Flower. Bernice Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bpaw are mbr« they called MUs Fox who' to see ' ■ । Mayme Near v*. Lewis E. Jet- and Hattie Bellinger spent Batur- the happy-parents of a little son plumed for Uwm the school sung and | The distant scene. tings, bill for specific performance, day and BundKyewith Mr. and Mis. bom at Delton hospital the first of offertues they hud learned thiz । One step enough for me." WnxUand Exctanr. lunx «nd ‘ .mil. Dm,••firing in the canuta of -Queen | EyM fined with tor*. It was I name of David Charles. Mrs. Bpaw James E. and Daisy G. Guy, mort-j>lac; Esther." j significant,—inspirational. | Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Flower and la copvalesccnl at the home of lier Meanwhile nt the other end of lhe j Then the rest followed, ringing * (Continued from page one. part D gage foreclosure. IlhPII. they’had IfxirtN-A - ... -___ __ _ _ . ........ -. Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver to thetr home in Kala- parent.*, Mr. and Mrs C. Lrchlcttlearned inC.lltH* month, AffO ago MISS ETHA M. NAGLEB compound, the— ■ surprise" feature “chorus — to. ----------------------Nashville State Bank. vs. E L Ap- Nashville State Bank. v*. Floyd W. mazoo Wednesday a.fler spending ner. We extend congratulations. being hurriedly prepared. Pasin — a scries of'meetings. TELLS OF-CEREMOMY AT was Strickland, et al. mortgage fore- —■ ■ — ■■■■■■] ■ ... .... ter Ling, our principal. MUa Ciiung. Chung. ■•shine, ahlile, just where you *re; , ■ pieman, assumpsit. CHINKIANG, CHINA ~ and -------— .just —- where ----------j Harry O. Mohrmann. reeelver • closure. ■ ■। । । I, । two Chinese women teacher*, shine, -x.. shine you— are. Phebie A. Craigsr«tMamuel B. . State Bank. vs. R. E. send out the light —Nashville ---------------------------------------------one mlMionary. al! worked together with the servants in carrying out a into the-night. Swift, assumpsit. ‘ Craig, divorce. _________ ir;i I T'lFTtM—M BUILDINGS PARTLY hundred seats for the girls and 8hllw {or the Lord where you are" |- Hb — , o Mohrmann receiver Harry O Mohrmann ’ Minnis 1. Willison vz George Wil■WM WRECKED BY BOMBS teachers, hanging and lighting a ) nie procession moved on • and Nashville State Bank. v*. J. C. Fur-■ lison. divorce. ' , hundred lantenu under the new ar- marched all around lhe compound: nlss. assumpsit. Christian Christiansen vs. Anna j' i■■R j bar. It took more tune than we had eighty girt* carrying lanterns . Harr>. o. Mohrmann. receiver' E Christiansen, divorce. Students Unite in Dedication (thought h . * FK 7 R«E=== But how pretty It wasl We WMIICEATGIRLS’SCHOOI in honor ot Company beautiful, ANO tall infer- in to LESS l 17 es Only 10:35 ^mbe BY RAIL ■Ry. U IOUNDS I c I ind rou_ ER om »ay he MORE EGGS at LOW COST! Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company ny Rational ffinan & Imreatment Qtnmpami Oeo. Gallantly of called on H. J. Flos track him for g long Pieces of Quincy Rotarians to convene city of Quincy. MM*. Six hundred and mnely-slx tree* grow on Fifth Ave.. New York City. U“" !-i- 'dpi RESTOCK ?«^ow/ All prices in this advertisement include the Michigan 3 per cent Saks Tax KING ’S FLAKE FLOUR 241 >lb. 89e $1.19 MH-lb. Mck 99c GOLD MEDAL FLOUR f (99.8% SURE ■Ur J" son. divorce. ° Motomenn. Deyo Larkin vz. Nora A Mat-; A servant over I HIUUU1II' to the mind: ----. .. was sent -----“■ e““x thews, et al. biU to declare land "Because thc way was steep and long. atsUmpsit. a mortgage. drenty land. jiornrer Haitian and rcad> , „ , . !1 And through a dark and drenjy In the matter of the estate of contract 1 1 ormer Hastings und Preenort Freeport redrcsiEarl H. Cheeseman vz. Grace Brion Walker, deceased, appeal dent, wo are permitted to use lhe, They came In a long line, two by lOlx| R.( upon my lips a song Cheeseman. divorce. from probate court. I following letter in the columns of two with tlie graduating classes And put a lantern tn my hands." Mary S. Barlow, by next friend, |fr«n ^,,nd 8ert2f mu 1 bo So many, many, many many years year. ago. ago. my my . Ernest L. Wilcox v*. Harvey Hicks. I*‘u“ithe "7 dUnhXOf ^MWEtba Nagler schools leading. leading. Ol course course they they did . Mother. now in Heaven, dressed mr Nagler, the lhe writer, writer. is U a a I shoots fading Of me 1 assumpsit. v». William P. Barlow, divorce. , missionary in in China, China at at the the school school 1।no not,t kn know exaedy where missionary °* ®*? c0* TP? ”.. ‘they 2^ ’were tTIT I ln “ w,ut* nightie, pul a Jackson Fence Co; vs. Claude L. Vada Mann vs. Arthur Mann, di­ \ , T;zoinv had sent In ciunxiung Chinkleng ana and has rela-'f°' ,'< bbut ,u(l Miss JRobinson , m.. ‘canmo candfo in my hand, in ruu many reia-i nunu. lighted ugureu It » and Walton, assumpsit. . vorce. lives and acquaintance.* In tills city MV • .2V 1” “ort." iL ’’ca,lert.ln ,11C rrlRK.'‘u,. .X*" ‘I;’ ’ started me out on the platform at Hurry O. kunuiuuin. Horry Mohrmann. receiver Harry Larsen vs. Rhea Marie Lar­ and tliroughout the county. z ireetton. when they came around tne. chuzcto^4cl>lnif me to sing thc song ‘ Nashville State Bank. v«. Ward A. sen/ divorce. Some of thc building, of Uie 'arn®r,?f H1” ,mtOry .12,,18 , that she with paUent care had been and Mattle Quick. asumptH. Mortimer C. Nichols vs. Fred Dar­ .....hare ------ been MrthHrrecked --------- the ItahUL with! pUtUng a Uttie ! Gilson Beil and. Vesta Bell vs. school I* theth*v beann theyMueallna .began squealing with lnl,o my hl;art J by. to lake jurisdiction of forecloa' Light Bearer So before the church Floyd Everts and Belle Everts, us- urc of land contract. ifull of people I sang. -------“ sumpsit. Ida Reese vs. Hurry Reese, di­ Olivet Memortal^airlr Hlah^Bchool..^1^ ajmL^cJche'ra’tod’ |fre- •'Shine, shine, shine. Light Bearers vorce. car L. Spencer, appeal from justice Margaret E. Loss Vl. Otto B. J. Chinklang. China. IM» mt viuurat (VtoUOV.a pored—a pictured lantern bearing . ... June 28, 1933. ‘ Ihn Oto, Ito ««!», 0Th a] r'hln-AA, nnmu nt tYin whnrj In bhlnc, SlUTlL, 1 Melvin U Pettit vs. Lucile Pettit, Dear Friends of Mine: . large letters, and written in an arc ■ ‘-/ice co oMumwlt Just when our and «yellow divorce. . -—— — pink — ---------- tv,* word, -vp nm ।hr iiobt'Each little lamp.all trimmed and lcc oMumpsu. rosea along the walk between tlie abo'e- *2*1,T?r£' i bright. 'j Gilbert P Dickinson w. Prank INorma E. Simpson vs. Fred A. Simpson, divorce. iformltory and classroom building d.nclto ^11‘ttlc heart all pure and white. Rydman trespass on the case were about to burst into blouom. W A. « .to «l>. lor U» Urt . ?■ J. C. Jorgensen to vs. Wm_M.Dto.| Wm. McDonCentra) National Bank and Trust aid. appeal from Justice court. Company of Battle Creek, a nation­ along came a typhoon, rooting out X'toT I ton I In tlw matter of the estate .of al bonking association, vs. Chas. J. treea. ta.Un, breaking .ItoAto. windows, .nd and ■..«,« tearing X K a & -I to,l,to.M«i.MMiUtoW.i!"*'"/ c^“»«'’- appeal •*»•■ •">" I Hottie Checsebrough. from Lindhurst. et al, mortgage foreclos­ arbors of our to i be done? The old aur Principal and our good Pastor, learned lo love the candle light and •p Farmefs stalc Bank va Wm ure. Bertha Domlne vs. Cornelius DoMng to makT-oSJ Standing^ Mis. Chen,•aOlnlln® Olnhng■ |.u alljhat. II H^meana *na AndUe ‘ ” m •‘•naw ■»«>■ tn, jong. «x>«. mlne. divorce. X“Trt OJW mdu.1. «» »I ««r to* JMW m w hwn «> ten. ta. i FarmersP“sutt nk vvs. , r ., State B. Bank Roy Don Edward Pierce vs. Mary Lou» “toton ’ I >i ito ■ Wtory »W»n j Wto‘’ito“nMlto nl Utt rut. ol isc Pierce, divorce. Guy C. Keller vs. Sarah A. OrtFtoior Una l«l In pram Ttun “to c.Me torn. *IUr the torvlee. sehleim deeetoed appeal born. foreclosure of mortgage. economy, to again put up the kind ot frames which would oger Annabelle Willison vs. Elmer WilSmThTtW : atortn She blow XultS hV^b^ reprerented lifted her fare to the star, and, | Tn tlie matter of the estate ot Ilion, divorce. O. Glenn Marshall vs. Ray Clem­ Who aSista wfth?the' renalri?atout cannot bur« of ,UeU iwho not .vcry ?a.r William R. Wickwire, appeal from ens. accounting and injunction. ThT They toured must ftr?‘ receive-a light fromluway; and she said. "Mother.-ifZ probate court. Chancery Cause*. William Wisner and Etta Wisner ttanned and result was a an oduidc sauce. She reminded Us been a long, long way. afid the little Mina M. Adams vs. William U. vs. L. P. Reno, custodian of the ?l?Svard nrtwr ovel?he\i<fo^ilk that u bums onl>‘ b>’ “crff'ci’Mt it-1 old light flickers rather badly at Adams, divorce. Walland Slate Bank, staying . of Xtantta atdTeS^rSic hat itit burro i self; ‘that burro wherever wherever itit is.times, Ui times, but.-Mother.-it but.-Mother.-It was was beaut!beautlRudolph E. Reichert, state bank­ mortgage foreclosure. A^t vSc^reXiwhy.on P^ced. placed. She* Siu- read read the the verse verse which, which < ful tonight, wasn't it?" ing commissioner, vs. Nashville Doris Greenburg vs. Lloyd Oreen----- .. _ ------------- — I Etha M. Nagler. tlw last night of the school year, we I State Bank, bill for appointment of burg. divorce. . ' nlinniirl have - vi*rv "KtM^einl" them. Ye STC tile Light of till receiver. Arlene I. Perkins vs. Hsrbld O. VpriX iiS/irKS. «*»'“■- -"-.-“t,-™ “|THIS PLAN WOULD HELP Rufiolph E. Reichert, state bank­ Perkins, divorce. tome we tto. -aed.e.M .he to. ^tol' BEAUTIFY OUR CITY ing commisloncr, vs. State Bank of Raymond H, Baker, administrator, Freeport, appointment of receiver. vs. The Delton State Bank, staying It was kent a secret- Tlie girls «hlch is u Christian school. And our ' Clyde C. Skmons. state commis-. of mortgage foreclosure. Lowell Has 'Worked Out a sluncr of health, vs. Village of Floyd C. French and Bessie rang al 7:30 that evening, they were G«L shhihig in a dark world. It was Nashville, et al. Fi ench vs. Frank Jones and Thelma Plan That Can Be Oper­ to go to the Missionary Residence I beautiful beyond my power to tell. Olive B. Bivens vs. Reuben A. Jones, et al. Injunction. Sectal worahip reruce. thisi Then Mlzs Chung .poke briefly, ated in Hastings Bivens, divorce. last night of the school year. They 1 «|vmg the girls two Bible verses to C. Carl McGuffy. et a! vs. Wil ­ Chester Peck vs. lee Brail and Some of our readers attended the were full of' curiosity None of tto ,ake »•»«> them during the summer rn.U £S mu DtolM IM, AM tiny Itol br wl.n. 1933 Showboat at Lowell, which liam P. Streeter, et al, bill ot com­ Lots Brail, bill to foreclose mort­ gage. ^So when the beU rang they all *haU ahlnc 03 thc briRbUicss of the eanttd u profit of 3600. This was plaint to vacate decree. Julian J.iGardner vs. Ellen^GardElsie Hanson vs. Rudolph W. Han­ equally divided between the Lowell flocked over. Tiiey made a house firmament; “ntl they that turn Board ot Trade and tlie American ner. divored son, divorce. full. Thoqe who could find no rlghtroron™, as the star*, Legion. The Legion will use their William wiancr vs. Roy Barrett, Hastings Building and Loan As­ chairs to sit on. sat on the floor. One ’ part for welfare work. The Board of et al. bill for an accounting and sociation vs. Jessie C. Caln, et, al. could hMdly believe that we could b ® lamp Ulflo my f<et, Trade wifi use theirs tn constructing cancellation of lease. - Mil to foreclose mortgage. get eighty girls Into the house, but an<1 » H<5hl ,,nU> Path­ Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver Minnie Wurm vs. William Fuhr, et a colored fountain In Flat river, it was done. I'Lcat^ Kindly Light, amid th' eij- below the King Milling Company's Nashville State Bank, vs. Walter MUs Chu, a teapher of music in I circling gloom, R. Ruse, et al.-djlll to foreclose mort- Causes In Which No Progress Ila* Preparations ore already being gage. our day schools and an alumna of Lead Thou me on. y Been Made for More Than One tills school, sat at the piano and led Tlwr night L* dork and I am far mode In our sister town for lhe 1934 Gcorgta-Hf. Glttings vs.' Clifford the girls from oiie tiong to another,— ftym home. Showboat. It is.expected to make it Gillings, divorce. Pearl M. Ayres vs. Homer S. Ayers, Forrest E. Jordan, et al, Vs. Pitt an annual affair, half of tlw pro­ Pngh, et al, ejectment. ceeds to be used for .some improve­ divorce. Mary M. DeWitt vs. Oscar Jay Asenath J. Boley, Guardian, vs. ment within tlw village. . . Charles Plata, et al, trespass on the We are wondering if tpls does not DeWitt, divorce. Shcrlff-Goslin Sales ’Co. vs. Nor­ offer u good suggestion for Hastings? The thoughtful use of a few hundred ris J. Herrington. Admr., et al. bill Frederick E Hill vs. Leon Cool, et al. assumpsit. dollars each year to make some for an accounting. Frank Balcerzak vs. Roy Balcerpublic improvements in our city Tlie Industrial Company vs. Leon zak. bill (or accounting and injunc­ D. Cool and Andrew Dooley, as­ would help a lol. . tion. sumpsit. SherifT-Ooslln Boles Co. vs. Au­ SPRING AND AUTUMN. Madison Furniture Company vs. (Dr. Garfickt Inwood and famlly gust p. Geiger and John Fisher, bill Mike OJuklch, assumpsit. MaclcJ and Mary Wielgosz vs. of Chicago spend a good share of for an accounting. Henrietta VanderMolen vs. Kobe Michael Zawackl. assumpsit. the summer at their oottage at Manville-Peterson vs. Earl Strick­ Wayne 26^ Mash Supplement will help you to get Thomapple lake. Through tlw cour­ VanderMolen. divorce. Auditor General va. Delinquent land and William Cramer, assump­ tesy of a friend of the family we high egg production at 'the lowest possible coat. sit. have been given opportunity to Taxpayers, sale of lands for taxes. By using equal parts of Wayne 26~ and Home Edward Purchls vs. Charles DahlBoyer Fire Apparatus Company, print a few poems composed by his Grains it is possible to make a proven egg mash daughter. Miss Helen Inwood. They hauser, Injunction and accounting. an Indiana corporation, vs. Freeport Mabel I. Peck vs. Walter L, Peck, State Bank, assumpsit. that carries all the ingredients generally accepted seemed to usTo be of unusual mer­ divorce. Alfred Moprdyk vs. Orma Glynn, it. We will give the following for by all leading poultry authorities. Ethel M. Settler va. William E. tills week.—Ed ). • Seitier, divorce. ‘ Arnett Auto Company vs. B. M. If you don’t raise faym grains—then Wayne Egg —SPILING AND AUTUMN— Elizabeth Baker vs. George H. Hanson, et al, assumpsit. Mash will best fit your needs for a complete lay­ Spring is young, vlvacfous. bold! Hamon, el oi. bill to foreclose mort- ' Samuel Rosenblum vs. Claude Autumn still, serene ond old; ing mash that comes already to dump into your Sparrow and Charles Bourdo, as­ Spring is full of witchery Peter P. Mullenlx. et al. vs. Ogle sumpsit. mash feed hoppers. And charming invitations; H. Flanigan, el al, bill to foreclose Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver Autumn sighs and broods alone land contract. Nashville State Bank, vs. Hayden Among her meditations. Grace Moulton vs. James Moulton, Spring's a reckless. laughing child; divorce. Gilbert Verburg vs. Oren A. Davis, Autumn, a woman wLsc and mild; Mary E Sornbury vs. Morse Back­ Spring Is full of gaiety us. Admr., bill to foreclose mort­ Ada Fur Farms, a Michigan corpo­ gage. And fascinating wiles; ration. vs. C. L. Munger Company, Autumn dreams of things gone by Julia Johncock Jewell vs. Martin attachment. And sadly smiles. Exchange Bank. bill to declare FLOUR i- FEED -:- COAL CEMENT LIME mortgage a first lien. sumpsit. Spring Is wild, rebellious, freei Lawrence A. Potter vs. John Mar­ BRICK TILE -► FARM IMPLEMENTS ‘ W. H. Dauberdeck vs. Fred H. Autumn passes peacefully; shall, bill for an accounting and Border, assumpsit. Spring is full of heart-breaks dissolution of co-partnership. John Niesz vs. Louis E. Barnett, 'Neath her ficklenesss and mli^h; TELEPHONE 2118 HASTINGS, MICH. Ward Moore VS. Catherine A. assumpsit. Autumn lays a healing hand Wing, bill to set aside deed. Chancery Causes. Softly on the earth. Fred Hock vs. Michael Cryan, bill Spring's a happy, thoughtless sprite. to foreclose mortgage. son H. Cross, el al. bill to quiet Living for her own delight; ' Matilda Fox vs. George Fox, dl- title. Autumn's a departing soul. vorce. In the matter of the petition of Borne on gentle wings, Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver Rodney Post, et ai. bill to discharge Full of wisdom—knowing more Nashville State Bank. vs. Len W. mortgage. Ilian a tlWHuand Springs. Felghner, et al. bill to foreclose Will Tobias vs. Mabel Tobias, di­ chattel mortgage. vorce. STILL GROWING. Helen Beadle vs. William E. Bea­ Glenn A. Boyle vs. Nina J. Boyle, Many of our readers will reniemdle, divorce. divorce. Harry O, Mohrmann, receiver John J. Ecl)tlnaw vs. Jennie B. time associated with C. W. Clarke Nashrille State Bank. vs. David >H. Echtlnaw, divorce. in the grocery business in this city, "elation* of the entire nation I* only two-tenths ot one per John C. McKlbbln vs. Hattie L. Several years ago he established a Gardner, et al, foreclosure of mort­ gage. cent short of perfect. To our knowledge, no other budMcKibbin. divorce. big 'merchandising business in Los nese group baa ever equaled this record. Again! In the Edna Parrott vs. Allie A. Hanson John Brandstetler vs. Ida E.' Angeles, and now lias one of tlw past year ot financial strew and strife, with long casu­ largest!' department stores on the and Arlle Endsley, temporary in­ Brandstetter, divorce. ally list* daily embracing tome of our oldest and sup­ Charles Wilcox n. Earl and Ber­ Pacific coast. A recent number of junction. . posedly strongest institution*. NOT ONE Building and Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver nice Wilcox, cancellation of deed the Los Angeles Examiner says that Loan Association In Michigan has failed. Mr. Walker has just opened a Nashville State Bank. vs. Richard and agreement. Hkrel Bell Curtlai vs. Harold H. branch establishment at Long O. Tuke, et a), bill to foreclose mort­ gage. Curtiss, divorce. Beach. . 43 years, thi* company ha* paid Ila members lhe earning* Lefia Velte. et al. vs. James R. of their saving*. Invest In share* offered by thia old Meadows, bill for an accounting. MILO. CAN AVOID THIS PEST. institution. ' Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver Harlan Scobey's friend from The ravages of the Hessian fly often cut the profits for some farm­ Nashville State Bank. vs. John J. Cortland. N. Y., called on Mm Buners. By- consultation with County Pitt and Lilly M. Pltt^et al. mort­ Odessa. They expect to go to Chi­ Agent Foster those interested in gage foreclosure. Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver cago Thursday of this week to at­ sowing wheat can learn the Sep­ tember dates on which, in south­ Nashville State Bank. vs. Willlard tend A Century of Progress. Thursday Mrs. Annie Humphrey ern Michigan, it has proven success- Hilton, et al. mortgage foreclosure. Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver entertained for their annual party pest. These dates are quite well Nashville State Bank. vs. Waller the old Schoolmates Club at her DrtratVi established; tw that It will be worth O. W. Ayers, et al, mortgage fore­ home at Wildwood. Gull lake. Five HOME I were In attendance. A most enjoywhile for the wheat grower to be closure. Hastings Building snd Loan As­ governed by them. J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. sociation va Fred Gregg and Ethel ness as we thought of the one who; The cabin In which Abraham Un* Gregg, bill to foreclooe mortgage. ooln was bom measured 12 feel by Delton (State Bank «s; Marion her heavenly home. A delicious Louise Cooper, mortgage foreclosure. luncheon was served at one o'olock.1 fr A 'COURT CALENDAR j SEPTEMBER TERM ol Ro,« Arbor Bebulll Aller ; ^^■"Sr'TjJl;'' (J™*, i' light when It was finished. u> ito nwr'a De.truclive Typhoon V J™ SL' Tittle verse ran through my >' 1. D«uoU.' UAL; PART TWO-I THE HASTINGS BANNER 24jj-Ib. aaek COUNTRY CLUB FLOUR 50c CANE SUGAR 10 Bulk Fig Bars it. 10c Rye Bread lb? loaf 7C Famous Country Club OLEO Eatmore Brand 19c 4 Gelatine DESSERT — Count,, Club— A.-cIto MILK 3 - 25c Rolled Oats 10 |b«- 39c Bulk — Quality Oats COUNTRY CLUB EVAPORATED Pancake Flour 5.?,k2Sc CcAintry Club - 20-oz. pkg. *c Tomato Soup 4 cans 19c Barbara Ann - Rich, criamy FELS NAPTHA 10 45c SOAP ' Jewel Coffee "■ 19c French, lb 23c; Country Club, lb. 27c Dated Coffee CIDER VINEGAR Corn Syrup d.h, 5 JI;, 27c Light, 5-lb. pail 29c 97c Chasa & Sanborn 19c gallon 3 it., 25C Macaroni or SPAGHETTI — bulk SCRATCH feed ’V LAYING MASH 100-lb. bag $1.89 FRESH, CRISP ICEBERG LETTUCE SALAD DRESSING Large 60 &iz» each Me qt. Embassy Brand CHOICEST QUALITY MEATS Beef Steak IStn Choice Branded Beef HAMBURG OR PURE PORK SAUSAGE PORK ROAST 3 Lbs. 25c u. 7c Pork Steak 3 25c LAMB SHOULDER MEDIUM FOWL BEEF RIBS U- 12{C U- 12|C is. 7c Beef Pot Roast*•12: Choice Cota of Chuck or Shoulder �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER <■ 1M3 PAG! KIGHT GOOD NEWS l ELASTIC SURGICAL STOCKINGS! WILL GIVE FOUR LECSECRETARY WALLACE -----------------------------------WOULD BUY SWINE COURT HOUSE NEWS TURES IN BARRY COUNTY Secretary' Wallaoe. who u at the Maxine Elnora FVote. IXatcr head*of the National Deportment of PROBATE COURT. Agriculture, th* other day in Chi-1 Inventory cagp outlined the government proE'V Mary Headley. * gram for buying five million swine >‘iea , b> .>«■ Rununm. anptorln, nwu. W 1 u packers lo process them, and du-1appearance ol attorney filed tributing the meat to the needy I K*1- Vina Smith. Inventory filed .<» Sn"LTS.£.wee. m- Prof. Q. I. Oregg. Specialist tn | Landscape Gardening. Michigan I State College. I* cooperating with H J Foster. Barry County Agri. U.1M. Agent, in conducting another Landn.r<Unm. rv>,>r<» in J The courX ot consist* ol • We now offer surgical stork­ “r ing* (made bv Bauer & Black) that are . prlcu.1 .win, by Irani M (033 ,.j r.M • knit like ordinary »ilk stockings, from per cent and. at thc same Umr uro-1 E*t- Jesse W. Townsend. Jr. All- and care of shrubs, perennlau. rock Laslex yam. They look like ordinary service * vide relief for farmers who are now ’i1*"1 account filed Order fix- pub-, garden, formal gardens, etc. Each I ’ ."L. -™. porkers . lecture u illustrated by a large num-. heavily stocked* with and' UcuHon entered. hose—-aheer,.good looking, comfortable. Iiave a short supply of feed fori £«•*• George 8. Fuller.. Inventory ber of natural colored slide* to 11-', Yet they are firm in support. durable, lustratc Mr. Gregg's talk Tlie entire them, due to the, drouth ! filed. easy lo wash—and are actually less expen­ The program calls for thc pur-1 Eat. ITancts M- Cummins. Bond of ie**on work is very Uutnictive and. ■ sive than old fashioned elastic stocking*. chase of four million pigs, ueigiilng executor filed, letter* testamentary interesting. The lecture work U given to the! • For men and women—full or knee kngth. from 35 to 100 pounds, at from *ucli*sued. order limiting settlmen’ enure group in Lhe afternoon, while to nine and one-half cent* per entered Come in and #ec them. • pound, and one million sows, soon’ E*1- Margaret J. Cummin* Bond Hie morning u given over to making 1 ; la farrow, weighing a minimum cf i°f administrator filed, letters of ad- planting plan* tar individual mem-1 bers fur their home grounds' It is the! ministration issued, order —. —» . . e-. nrrirsnn 375 pound* Wind* at at' market prices on the order. limiting ilm only passible to make 20 such plant-: PR F SCR I PT I ON DR I III STO R r d-" nurketed. plus n bonu* of t« 00 .-ctlemcnt entered, petition * I'i-iUV'AXlI A IVIs L/1W for each aninuL Purchases purchases are to be! hearing claims filed, notice to ccredi- ing plan* during the winter for for be 'hearing Barry county, and County Agent HASTINGS, .niv.., MICH, completed B. A. LyBARKER, Propr. unuiinuu, pjanby October 1. a{ oi (Jors ixmed. Katherine Wooley Inv«nt?ry. Foster will honor requests for this1 work until he has the desired num-1 — per pound for pigs stead-j weighing E*t 1 filedVirginia E Gilding. Nomina­ 25'"Ecnt.v to 35 pounds and decrease ---------------------------------------------25 to 35 pounds apd deercare steadL— v—--------- — -- --------------- lly lh<-price pu*d until the 100 pound1 tion ot guardian filed, order ap- ’» »b ' i Alfred Waters and family of Al-!pigs will be bought for mx cents per j;|x.mtW dwnitan entered, bond of PODl'NK. Mr and Mrs. Henry Hine -pent L*na. haul tarn visiting lu* pir- |>ound Secretary Wallace estimated guardian filed,, letters of guardiany«»r_ Sunday in Kalam.zo. as' gtw.ll <Jf ints. Mr. Jid Mrs Frarfk Waters that this prwam would cast the, rtup Lmu«L earn* Mr and Mrs. Lewis Hine. Addison Hapguod. of Battle Creek. g..n-rnment »55.OOO.tx* Till* will be Est Thad Cain. PetiUon for adr“w'‘r"] Mr. and Mrs Francis Barnard has returned hmm- after spending met by a processing tax on hogs, minlslrator filed. peURog tar speI have moved t., Grand Rapid* a few wreks at Gx.ise RanM>m > which the packet, wilt pay which Ictal adminL-trator filed order ap/T™c‘Pe" Ld I Mr. and Mrs George Martie’took, after oepwnurr Beffu-mber rowing adminutrator en- »»«« “’"“J1""'. Gregg wtad ।| •k, Mr. and Mrs. Luther LUtner Loehr Lnenr are will wiu go into imo eHect cneci-asicr i»»n.uw special uuuuuumw. 1 - voting viMtlng friends friend* and relative* in; 30. m that lhe thc proceudng processing tax win;tercd. ,n the, the Ume allotted to Ulis this conn coun f an auto trip lo the northern part m .30. will, Irml. bond of special adminutrator d° in r°r ‘‘“I Porker* bought. There Rk« Hied, letters of of special special admmutraadnunUtra«re rewivwL I of the state lari week. Ohio. ;i»M> ^^^kerstx^t..There . JeUers _________________ ______________ I will be no waste since all thc meat turn issued To dale there are about ten pcopk Is I. to t-j be given u> to the needy through EM Arthur J Shclp. Est. Shelp. Petition for!-for — f®r the lectmes ~~ and 7^7773 Panting1. ; government welfare agencies. .license to sell real estate filed, waiv- P1*” »ork here al Hastings thU tall __ -w-»------------« of notice filed, testimony of free- “nd w»ter Anvone a MtrmiOCDQlJID nDll/C I holdem filed, license to sell issued Mring a comprehensive, carefully MEMBEKSnlr DRIVE----------------Emma Baril. Inventory filed, made planting plan for their farm Edge Grain Shingles »i Jim time f drove a c< , fir. Terraplanin f it MARRIAGE LICENSES Prof. .Orefg, M. 8. 0., SpeBelieves Plan Will Increase I Attrib C- Barker. Houghton. N. Y. 20; cialiat in Landscaping, Prices And Provide Be- I'Pauline Blairs, Carlton 18 lief For Fanners I to Be Here Again 'John B. Bencnca. OUego_____ .- 23 FOR PROTECTIVE LEAGUE m^SS„W^'» A, roster ngru away ,rms service, as are all Extension projects. /* free -----------------------------------Mr. Foster ask* Hint everyone Ing tpttd afbtwtn Maud 70 it to tmoolh yott hardly noticotho road or tha tngine." I k’ Fastest and Most Powerful in its Class iWffrBTrWI M— lu talking with you about itH"d-'>n Motor Car (iompiiny trit- pretty hard to make only nt, th.it can be easily proved by anybody. . So, when we say, "The Terra­ plane Eight is the Cutest and most iiowrrful car in its pricc4’ange,” you can not only hate cun, fidcnce in the truth of thc statement— you .ran easily prutc it. ) Thc Terraplane Eight’s top •peed of 85 miles an hour baa been proved under official supervision of thc Amerieon Automobile Association. TH! ilGHT » I I I LpmiamM 565 The Terrnplane Eight’s ability to ■■■■■■■■■■■ out-climb and oul-accclerate any car on the road, regardlra>* of price, is provable, not only by 32 official Auk-A. records, nut by yourself, any tunc. The greater roominess of the The Tcrraplane Eight’s engine Tcrranlanc Eight is measurable signing up for thl* work Attend is rated, at horsepower in TF.RRAI’LANES with —a simple dressmaker’s tape every one of the four lecture* given is all you need to prove it. all official lists of motor car and alm that they cyry out a part 1 specifications — tho two next OnranUers of the proposed Pro-1 ton depot for the excursion lo Chi-““ 1u”?r Planting pun each year. We are glad to hove built such a* Standard Equipment are . Sunday and Mr. Honeywell «----------,■ »aid .. .u with thr idea of completing thc en­ ' tective Lcatrue are conducting .1! cago highest ratings in it* price-range a car. We think you’ll be glad now un IHaplay tire {ilantlng in four or five years at, •membership drive in thU city which ™ Least. Mr. Gregg uses a great deal of1 arc 82 and 77 horsepower. and proud lo own it. u part of a state wide campa gn.. cerUlnly had a wonderful trip a/.i native hardy shrubs in hi-' work, Several men are being considered as had umr lo take ln a whole lot of which helps materially in the cost leaders of uniU of tills proposed or-, lhp falr Thanlu to Uie NvW York of shrubs for the work. ganlxAtiun to direct the actlvIUcs cchtra! Railway Co ‘ HINDS CORNERS. of this oreanizatmn here | aml M„ C,au(jc Oroat and The propo-. d MidUgan Protcc,-; ,flnA ahlrlpy. Marvin and Frank, left Mr and Mra. C. N. Tobias and PHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE tive Uague will fight .he Commun-,gaturday for Brown.Cify. in Sanilac granddaughter called on hu airier. .. iu>::c and other radical group* *'‘w :«>unty.. lo spend a few days with Mr and Mr* Carl Morganthaler in have bctyi permitted to be ?o active Mr Qr^gt’s parents, who will cele- Nashville Wednesday, and also hi* 1:1 thl. .-late Organizers ut this biate thetr golden wedding annlter- brother. Frank Tobias League claim tiiat among tm- many <ary on Tuesday. Aug. 29. A large Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes acde>;ructtw f .-aiurc a! the program. tamuy rt.Un:on will be held on that companied her brother. Mr and Tnuc In to !!. A. Ilolfc’* Trrraplnnr Orchmtra Saturday Nigh.' of the radical group* at this time U Groat Wld family expect to Mra. Scott Bechtel of Hastings, to to do every thing possible to hinder return Wednesday. . ------------------------- .took .. I lilt the Huihon l iiri kt/dliit at the Chicago W'orld’t fair, bJeetriral liuilding Chicago Saturday morning and , I ■ Arthur toIlLscn and Mrs. Dcnah in A Century of Progress, returning I The Mn iilgan Prutectiie League, weaver were married in Indiana Monday night. ' Charlc* Clancy and wife nf Royal accotd.nK lo the present plans will TuAday and spent th«r honeymoon Scn'ijl began Tuesday morning at Mr nnd Mrs. Saxton of Landng iio their home at TVcumseh Baturday. Ouk spent Bunday with Ed Matube a ncn-profittng mganization in ln A,lc.iy(, at lhe fair. . the Hinds schools with Mrs. Paul c-‘l!'d «■■«» K » Reynold:, f.^Bday Ntw Margaret Biuh. who has been. rcenX which all workers will contribute. sAeral from Delton attended thc Smith at the helm Mr and Mra- Smith and children — - — • • *--------------Mr. and Mra George DeMott and ■®t.P*trwt c“Ucd 0,1 Glenda hen­ .'laying in E. D. Reynolds' cottage their rervires. , tKane coming at August Friday and the past two weeks, relumed to her Voting by mall U »>t j»ermittcd There will be two units, investiga- Saturday daughter Mildred were. In Battle . . Knlanuixoo .» ... __ Monday. ,in California. tion and education. The InvesttgaEUwJ pennock of Hastings Creek Saturday afternoon. . ***v- VrreUnd and wife rctum<d home in tion Unit will conduct imetUgatioiu- entertained the W. F. M. S. of DeiMiM Susie Phillips attended the —---------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------• of the activities of the radical )ton Friday Golden reunion at Morgan Park. La- mBBBaBHBMHHaHMB^Bl^Ma|aiiaaHaBai||HaHHB|HaBHa|||BHa groups in their oommunities and the Mra. Bert Patton will entertain bor Day. —to our shareholders, the reserve, or protec­ t Educalioual Divwon will through the L A S. for dinner Wednesday, Forre»t Tobias of Ann Arbor *pent I *4he prea«. radio, platform and p.irr.1Se p, 6 part ot las’ week with his grandparI tion funds were increased over $65,000 during ptilct keep the people of the statal Sam ’ Given.* of Cloverdale, who enu. Mr. and Mrs. W.'O Tobab. ; IJ int.rmed as p> Die aetivttteg of the'lua an tavalld for a number Mr. and Mn Burrell Phillipis I lhe six month's period ending June 30. 1933. C<munUnlBtic party and the other of pMwd^way at his home made a business trip to Battle' I ladical grouju. earily Monday-morning. iCre.»k one day last week. E Harold Mulbaf. organizer of the Bertha ”Budi Mrs Susie Mr and Mrs Will Moore and I League, h.r.1 received rouridcrable!MUs CaroUne Solomon daughter attended the 4ftth wedding I mall at Last Lansing. Michigan in and jaRclte Gaskill attended thc anniversary of her parents. Mr. and I w.ilch requests nave been made forj^np raCt.tm- at Hopkins Saturday. Wl Mrs . Dump. Bump, >u in naauug* Hastings rnuay Friday cveeveI ;Information and applications for] t8choclM ln the Barry Township ning. membership. School Unit are scheduled to begin Mr and Mrs Frank Golden and Griswold at Jeffarton Detroit. Michigan family and■ Mrs. Nellie Kline and• mviwn ‘ cn .Tuesday. Sept. 5. f — iR'iNtiDelton people who visited A Cen- <daughter. Ellen, attended the Gold-1 Dean Hall iw* g -nr to Traver.^ tury Progres* at Chicago Sunday 1 reunion Inbor day. ------------ en City week Mr and Mrs. Ray Norton!were. Mr. and Mrs. Will May Kt;----" ward. Mr and Mrs Harry Johnson and of Grand Rapids, to spend the Labe; Mr. and Mrs. George Bagley . igley Mr. Mr and Mrs. Wheeler of Batik Day holiday and week end |nnd Mrs. H. T. Chandler. Mr and‘ Creek 1 were callers at W. O. Tobias • Mr and Mr- Mauri. • Sowerby Mrs E. Barrett. Mr. and Mrs Leon ;Monday evening. and can., of Kent Co were Sunday Doatei. mi. Mr. auu and mu. Mrs. uiuu. Ciuu. natiu,*Hamng------ * iiBici, Mr and Mrs. Clias. Graines and guest* of Irving relativqs. " ‘ ' -(ton. Mr. and Mrs H. F Wertmsn. daughters. Lucille and Arloa and 1 The Irving Ladies' Aid » •y wag Mr and Mrs. Henry Carpenter. Reuben Grumes of Battle Creek 1 i entertained a’.-the.hame Mrs. Henry Adam*. Hoy McBain. Muse* called on Mr and Mrs. W. O. Tobias ' William McCann Sept; 1. 1 Kathryn and Dorvthea McBain. ,Sunday evening. Henry Beverwyk. who had un op-j and Winifred McBain. Mar. Donald ....I Mr. and Mrs Orson Tobias and' '«ration at Pennock hospital. Ha H ‘ - 'Iquita Henton. Eugene Groat, Robert family of Ann Arbor spent the wrek , ting* for appenriiciti*. : able ' ■ *to be;Burr ' and Mr. and Mr* Ross Waters end with hu parent*. Mr. and Mrs home again, which iss good new* news to supt. and Mrs. C- J- Barnum are w O Tobias - — 1 moving into the Mrs. Kate WUlUmi Mrs Pearl Barrett and daughter Mi- Margaret Z<rbc! and cliff-(house. Leah of Detroit came Saturday A _,. __ _ - dren 01’ Wisconsin. >.have. been lUit-i*"'' * •*—:-----------------------’ nigh) and spent-the week end with , PINE l-KKE. her parent* Mr and Mrs C N To­ y . The Class ot IMS of Plainwell bias, and Pearl accompanied her L.ii>-U Jarred, of Ea t Laruing. High schoqf. held a reunion at Viol* parent* to the Tobins reunion Labm­ ho l:-> b;en suiting at William crane's cottage on Long Point on day and Leah spent the day in Hu»Mr'C.iu:; s has returned home | Sunday. A very enjoyable afternoon tings. ' Mr. and N|rs John Perry have rc- itnd evening wu* spent m rennnuFloyd Tobias of Kalamazoo vUited < turned from the Centary <-f Prog- cul<, and a bouuUful pot luck din-'his parent* Sunday. Utile Marion, TF- mo„„ v vm* " " ;,l>d r’-l”rt Jhi,t « fft.ner ns served at six o'clock. Ihaa returned to Kalamazoo to at­ e money you al, u„. w xh<,r<. n u ul y,. Anna Drapt.r >prnt flrat tend uhool after spendlng her vasave in purchasing .Barry Co pari of the week in the northern cation with l*r grandparent*. Mr. : near ,mrt ol the state visiting hcr cousins, and Mrs C. N. Tobias • your next winter’s here, spent Sunday with lr.- mo.ht.-j Mr and Mrs. Henry Smith yjr. gnd Mrs. W o. Tobias. Mr fuel NOW, before at Vandalia. on Friday Dorothy Brouard re- nnd Mrs. Keet Tobias, and Mr. and M- Am... WlUeu_v of South turned to South Haven, where site Mr*. C. N. Tobias, and thetr familiesfurther advance in H.ut;ng*. anti Mrs. Flora Belle St*»-;wm teach.in the city school* for the attended lhe Tobias reunion at Fine price will go a long well ol Kalaman». were recent coming year She lias spent tlie va- ]>ke in Johnstown. Labor day. There at thc home of Mrs Jaue|Cation with her parent*, with Uw were over seventy present and all way toward help­ visit.-rs McCann ■ exception of six weeks spent at M. enjoyed a beautiful day and a happy ing to pay other Mr and Mr- Ernest Dunlap ol, s c . where* she did post graduate reunion. It will be held next >car on MiddUnlie/wcre calling in Irving work. Labor dav at the *ame place. living expenses. Sunday. I) Mr*. Austin, of Galesburg and Nearly everyone in the netghbor------ -vw A* ..r.L?---------' Mr ,nd Urs Carl Dwlnttlf• oi Lan- hood attended the ox roast in Ha*NORTU HOI I..--------|.’lng. spent Tuesday with Mr. and Hings Labor day. Mr and Mr* Donald McCallum Mr* E*rl Junes, and all enjoyed * Tj1r cedar Creek cemetery Circk that coal is going pot luck picnic dinner q* thc point wln m'eri with Mr- Map- Payne in higher and the next gathcruu. Mr. ami Mr>. Mark Ar- The annual reunion of Lhe Mtnar Hastings Wednesday, sept. 13th. cd of aRtle Creek. Mr and Mr» family was held on Sunday at the ---------- —-------------Rupert Band and *ont Richard, of ixwnc of Mnv ciats Nichol* with 41 HICKORY CORNERS show a tLarp •d- E-slfr.rd OiiMk Mr and Mn E D guests present from Delton. Plain­ A Urge party assembled tn thc M Shcilcnbarger anil granddauciuer. well. Kalamacoo, and Quincy P ________________________ church basement Friday evening vance. North Pine Lake school opened honoring Rev and Mrs Swadltng Jay Knapp of Vermontville and Monday.’ August 28th. ’ ' — "■ *with ”*“■ Arthur * who leave this week for their new I Rena Pierre and Mrs- Fannv Smith Lathrop as teacher The Dwter charge at Stockbridge l<if-Wariine*. , । school will open on Twudsy. Sept Th.- Kellogg school begins tiu-Mr and Mrs Bert McCallum* ol 5. with Arlene Brouard teaching Tuesday with the same staff of Clovardalc spent Friday with Mrs 1 Bess Farr wifi begin hcr dutes at j teacher* as last year. Some "rYgular" gasolinca may equal Standard Red Grown in one or two jJay Andcr* «nd nwlh<*r. Mrs Hasel Nunnemaker went thu South Pine lake on the same date. Ous Peake and family »>»rnt Stus-' On Thursday evening Mr and week to Ann Arbor to have a qualities — none surjxvwA IL And we believe that not one equal* It in ■ day with Mr and Mrs. Gkn Watson'। Mrs Earl James attended a farewell goitre operation. all the essential* of good gasoline. at Prairieville party for Mh Mary Boyd andMr. __________ and Mrs. —Eldon -----------------------Beadle's in-- . Dan Karns spent Friday evening daughter. .... . . Agnes, of Pennsylvania. fan*, daughter, was buried Wedncs-1 J Top anti-knock rating foe 4 Accurately adjusted for sea­ with Mr and Mt- Jim Wilcox of given at the home of Grace James day. sonal variations. its price class. 'Southwest Rutland tiu Kalamuoo Howard Kiser spent last week in] , Lee and John Killick spent Wed- Chicago attending the Century of 2 Unsurpassed in starting, 5 Always uniform everywhere. .; ntsday in Kal*ma*oo Progress acceleration and miledge. Fresher because of Standard's Mrs Rom Whtdby u making a I BANISH ACID Arm STOMACH BANTHH A new eLectriCally operated ex-■ good recovery from a major opera- j popularity. 3 Free from harmful sul­ EASY WAY cavatutg shovel 1* *0 large that a1 two at Leila hospital at Battle THIS SIMPLE. EABY Dealers In WOOL, GRAIN. SEEDS. FLOUR. 7 Sell* at the price of regular. phur and gum. Know the joy of freedom from seven-passenger automobile may be• Creek_________ _ _________ FEEDS. COAL. SALT. UML AND ETC. stomach dutrm diitrezs Enjoy vou.your driven into it. EAST WALL LAKE meals Dr Emil's Adla Tableu ------ - ,, -••• .------- — banish arid Mr and Mr* Charter Hoover ten «rid ito.n.-rh stomach indi*t?ion tndinftoa « A cbtnl^L- treaUd weed being; TELEPHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. and ga- B.'ir.c ’ie' B. E A •nd Bnr.; T.xk'ri tfuicKbebej. A. !eiIe(3 *- 1 «*»(1 iuiem?nt tn New and friend. .Ridge Bo»den. at DeLyBar'xer <rj —Adv. - ■• South Wales is said to ut as hard1 troll visrted E D. Reynold* from LyBarUer drus drug^t. . . _ ____________________ ____ _____ _ ____ . ' C*W MSI SUpdMCwdCa I aa concrete.. iAL0O DISTRIBUTORS OF ATLAS TlltSSi Saturday until Monday. • PRICE STILL REASONABLE! Repair Your Roof Before Fall Rains! jic:rs entered. O^anuer, Now Bu.y-Purpose Is to Fight Commu- ' DELTON. oat neewa k» w j nislic Coups ■ ------------------r. WCTCLcl M '" tlckeU ioid at t>i. RADIO FILL YOUR BIN WITH COAL NOW! HUDSON-Uuilt ESSEX TERKAPLANE Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. FORREST JOHNSON opposite: fuller bldg., .Michigan ave., Hastings, mich. In Addition to Payment of the Eightieth Consecutive Semi-Annual Dividend AN ENTIRELY NEW Standard Savings & Loan Association 7062 AT THE PRICE OF REGULAR Coal Prices still AUVafiSClJifi ““ v m Wc Carry All the Various Grades of -Goal Desired for Economy and Service in Heating Smith Brothers Velte & Company The Complete Superfuel t S6 - STANDARD RED CROWN GASOLINE �THE PASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1933 STATE HAS 22 600 daughter. Gwendolyn Mtehlar. of week with the latter'* parents, Mr. HIGIIBANK. { CARLTON CENTER. *Mr and Mr*. John Smith left BaturMr and Mrs Ralph Henney were-Orr Ptahor visited Rgv. ai oiinan nr/v r-. South Bowne called on Mra. CUttie and Mr*. Charlie Austin. MUx DouU Strainer of Lansing A11 remember thc L. A. 8 meets day for a few days'outing in north- week end guesU ot Mr. and Mrs Myron Hoyt La NMwflM Win. ZuachuiU of wwt of Has-1 qUuAK BEET FARMERS Roush Wednesday. f Mr*. Dee Sharp of Hasting* *** spent the latter part of the week »t!*llh Mr and Mrs. Wm. Savacoollern Michigan. • ----------- । My* F. L. Walton of South Bowm in the village Saturday calling on Mr, *nd Mr*. Laurel Marshall. Ilhi* Thuraday. Sept 7th. for supper.) Mr. and Mra. Leo Barry and son. Ungs. There are six buys and girls of’ Mr.1 Fr6m Praient Indications the tallett d on °n Mrs. Mr*, Clltlte cuttle Roush Roush SunSun- trianus friends ana and relatives. relatives. Mrs. Adtt Ad* Bej] Bell ftnd and brother. Pearl *fr\ Jt^lt ot OnlesbUrg Mra Frank Slirtber and daughter. flvnw.ra Will t> t day J ' Lydia Simpson accompanied B —i xr —u- «tt«n<t. Hazel. and Mr* v Earl Keeler atteud- Carlton Center and community who yfo?d‘.*t” **!“_¥r *nd ** \ I Mr* Lj ’tUa Bhnpson BiaOn. accc-nt»n‘ed Mr and Mr* Mrs. E jr, “nd dauih?er. Mr*. Mabie Straight »«•">' Growers Will Receive V.< -and Mrs. Bernie Lightfoot dBU»h^ ‘nd Mr u^Uy of CrMk *?**"? * ed a family rfutftn In Ohio over enter the ninth grade In Hartings *,ord Doran ®* Lightfoot moraS W Hoyt' of OUvct' MwUtou High school lids year. 1 ru * u al Alfrtd the week end. V son. Stuart, of Grand Rapids nulock ' arand Beach at Devils Lake Sunday to 1 Over $10,oob,ooo ■ 81Um: “ a ™“ 1 Mra Elmer Marlow and Mrs Mina Mr. and Mra. Mark Craig and1 MLm Imogene Barry wks Michigan this year has 181,000 *P«ntt from ,ram Thursday Thursday to to Labor Day “••J™* ■'7>aay. vu*™- nimm .nA „„ri l« nd the | m- , Day 11 ’ird'3.nn Und the CUlk CUrk reunion. reunton Elliott accompanied Mn Chas. .son. and Mrs. Young of HasUngs the week end guest of het Mr. and and Mrs Mrs. Gall Gall Labor Lightfoot. ,..Mr Vlctor Sisson *and nnv> Marshall Mxrxh.it .nd an .-x'... acres ot sugar btets it te expected w,lh Mr. Lightfoot. Un ' nd of Mr. and Mrs Doyle and d‘*on. Mr and Mr* Carl Brech- 1-awrence and mother of Hastings to visited the tatter s daughter. Mr. and I parents. Mr. and Mn. Cm that thc crop may reach 1,790X00 Bunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. Mte» Mabe) Bisson at Hasting* Bun- daughter ot Lake Odessa »pcn,-.eu<n and family ot this community Grand Rapids last week, to visit rel­ Mr*. Leslie Darnels Bunday. i the Center road. tons and yield the growers over ,'Claude Walton were. Mr. and Mr*. n*.ung* oun (Mdajf M lUr antl -'u* Mr ^td Mr. J Kick of near atives. • lOMO WO . George^Brownell and Scottie and Mr ,lld Mr, w E 8lMon of Mr* Laurel Marshall *. Freeport were guexta Sunday of Mr Our school at Carlton Center be­ MARTIN CORNERS. . »on* of the casUrtou Oe A total of 22.000 Michigan f*rmar» Sallle Gerber of Fremont. 'Grand Rapid* were guest* of tiu Mr. and Mr» Merle Hecker of1 and Mrs C D Jmw* ofJfcatamaaxi gins this week Tuesday with Mrs. Miss Alice Whetstone. Mtaa, Ema borhood were Sunday «v cnaged in raising sugar‘ beets thisMrs , Ida Meyers of Grand Rap- tunnrr'* mother. Mr* Emma Sis- Hasting*, were Wednesday evening Mr. and Mra MarMff 0!ein ami Jofir Wktrous as teacher again. HRton. Mrs. H. Cogswell and Mrs. ■ era at Mr. and Mra Orr year, am! over S9.000.000 man-hours id* Is spending a few day* with her and Mr and Mr*. Victor Sis-'gucsL* at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haw­ of employment will be afforded to daughter. Mr*. Claude Walton. son Sunday. , bUta's. labor by tlie Mlclilgan .crop More a ^llM«"tRUwhH“Mh1,‘?vnn’nfUnd.*> 8am attended a family re- MUs Meriyn Marshall and Mary' than 450,000 ton* of coal, coke and rs’Si’SiMSS’ 1,1 °'”t limerock will be con.-,tuned by Michigan beet sugar factories this year. Transportation companies will ■ I and f.mllrof Cale- Mr ‘nd Mr* «W*U «« receive in excess of S5.300.000 for son. Vemor. of Middleville Mr and Mra W. 8. Surrerrer and1 dxmta^.lH ItF^-r <»* d-O' last week. transporting tlie iug.»r beets, lhe Mr and u<1!c Adamt flna supplies, the matertab. the sugar.-i sona'and Mr. and Mrs. George TW-- home SunSItf the pulp and tlie molasses; and yet bot and daughter* of Amherst. Ohio.; Mr an(1 Mrs q—,. Cb1. nnd,..^ Mr*. Sarah OMroth were Sunday at Ur and Mra B*n 8n>Michigan will no*, produce more .pern Sunday at Thornapple take. !«m» of KalkaskaVame home Wed^ Sunday visitors at lhe Charle* *,.7 for tlw “ me^mtaTThun- dt-rs pear Wa>dlan<l. titan one-third of thc sugar thgt will nonMf COinu‘* r‘»u" Rev. Albert Ostroth and wife be consumed by tU own citlsena We Hoyt home were. Mr. and Mrs H. day * believe there is no-industry that A Cave. Mr. and Mra Harold Care. Tjiursd3y caller* al the Camubell *Pcnl ^Wrda>' “tlwnoon at Mr and Mrs MIMred Benton M,A Ada,n' would repay'fcderul encouragement, Mr ami Mr* Earl Cave, son and hornC and help thc farmer*'to a greater daughter. Gala Cave, and David und Mrs De Pent of Grand RapMork H°nman oI Chicago. »pent ^yne Benton a^d dauSh- over ljbar D-y wllh tuirrllt21 degree, than would such legislation Ragan, all cf Chicago by cohgre&> as. would' encouragezthe Labor Day guests of Miss Au- Ur' Hejr»>.„f Irvinv and Mr* Ctara Mr “,ld Mr*' Grt,r«l Hoffman, and £hnNLia^d forty re‘aUw* Bt raising of enough sugar beets to jnuta Hinckley and oUver relative* w a.X Thran.!.,.* Ute axuMy Mr . piesupply the entire American market 1 .««■, MU. Laura Areter .nd Tracy: with Migar. ’ Hinckley of Chicago, and Herbert Mr* Arthur E'ckert and Mrs Verne 0*® dllu,t'r Ihtrc. Hinckley of Buffalo. New York. chiton *" “■ Mr and Mrs Clair Marshall a^id Min ’ WareifT htrT"KM Tl,e 10raI r'tartcd ScPt- 5. Vivian. Mr amt Mr.t Wurth Green ri(K»:r<»KT. Mr. and Mrt Ted Bitstaiice mov- ‘ I s and Earl Marshall attend A Century | u ' °r Pr<*I^F Sunday and Monday. , rd to Greenville this week. ■June Cooley, and children of Wh|t- 'hrn, ||Ut y tiXrNOx^^mi.*UPPCrl" ShMp. who taiht XP .ri , Mr. As Uk JotWS and famMIau s Nonna and Nc’.da Cool re- i this *'y .pent »Pent Monday evening at Mr : turned home from liu-ir stay in “i 1«! Nov**®* homfe. • mar>. whl , u vacimT ’u u jiy Merle Surrarrer was in Grand . ca/ “ and New York Sunday* und Mra. Mra- Prank Frank Itewbhu*. HawbUta'a. Henry Smelkcr is suffering an at* Mr’J1mid*M« s* p"^ Mrs *Wted Mr Mr. and Mr* FmUU id were call- • tack of ery*l|>elas Mr. and Mr*. S. E. Johnson, for a ulld Mrg W1I| , ta er» at their daughter * home in Bat­ Mr. and Mr*. I. E Moore accoin- ' a th n ' d,‘Vi1 c Cr<*k Sunday. 3% Sales Tax Included panted their grandson. Moure Bur­ ci! friends and retaUves”" Fbstorta. blw,n®w SOI'TIIWENtVaRLTON. Boiling Beef Ib. SOCTHWEST CARLTON. ton. to his home in Detroit Sunday ci < ! friends and relatives at Fostoria.ckiedunta''*fhu7L«L~ mnm In All Prices in This Ad! and Ashland. Ohio, and Glen- jA1,1 Caledonia Thurada, mom­ Mr. and Mr*. Barnes and son. ; The two former MU remain at tile Ohio, < Burton home till Wednesday. i Mr ” Mra1 Sac Talbot and’ Mr MM Ea” RoCT?rs and Kenneth, of Grand Rupidj spent Mim Donna -Moure of Jacky-on two 'rtZuehton’ 2^^h^t*°rthu?;<teuBhtor- Marguerite, and Mrs Ma- r-Tiiiirt Monday with Mr and Mrs. Walter, spent- Labor Day with tlai home two aaughtera of Amherst, Ohio. .-mk,..,,., „ >„ Culbert visited last week at tlie Surrarrer!* Grand Rapids Mrs Fera carpenter and daughfolks. ‘j Thursday. inurauav. , ur Audrey, of Ypsilanti spent Wed-) .Mr. and Mrs J. L. Ickes and Anna ------1hnm’/ w r R„rr.r»r‘w.r..' Mrs. Dora Sullivan of Lake Odes­ ni-sday with Mr and Mrs LaFayette. Ickes arc sitending n few days with ... Mr _, an/i Mr,'jy.'.?J_ 8urw r *rrr sa vLMU-d Miss Anna ' Mr. und Mrs. Rockhill ot Hastings. In Warnsville Tuesday. jjjdxiriif. . ProgresMr. and Mrs. H N.Bougtnu-r wer9 ■ReCFarey'alte^ibe *"--------- - - ■ Mrx w..7i~wiiiuZw* M,'-s Asch* Buck Spent last week in Hustings Monday. *;v<- 11 ret lire n conference at Winona »•“>» h" brotlver. Tate Buch, -oil S' 8urrarrer to Hastings Banu. Crrck Wld tjient U»e week end ■ • Mrs. Mary Hooprf- and Mrs. Mar­ ------ — ...— tha Merritt and Mrs. H. M. BoughThe Missc* Agatha Kundcc and , - t _____________ with hcr sister. Mrs. Ignatius Rusncr visited thc Clarence fJmrlkrr Wally Ctauscrf returned to Detroit ,,, . , , , cine, o! Hammond. Ind., and ulsj v,,1*' t ” r r n‘ c,ltnlnala **}'attended A Century of Progress.; home at Middleville Sunday. Mrs. Saturday after an extended vacarLU?WL‘~.“' W”5 *“ct,‘ir*‘!d• -Mr. and Mrs. Evan Fuller atlerid-■ Merritt remained for a longer stay. tion at the former's iiome. Mr and Mrs P. A Thomas called **'P P®? expenw* ot the local , tuneral In Gram! Mr. und Mrs. Orville Henney ami। children of Wyandotte were vwk al tin- Marion Clem home ut Carl- twlrL Rapids un Monday. , 1 •nd guest-* of the former's parents.,.ton Center Friday. j , Mia Donna DaUtra ta visiting her » and am* Mrs. m ,, Rev. Arthur Carey attended A •14.rXsO.OtX) a year ta required to Krandmotiw r in Grand Rapid.' Mr C.. X.. L. xxc.u.x;. Henney. Mrj. Hurry al Chicago-iast. Chicago-lUil,run HarTnr Harvard University Mixs loroha <6rpha Hu< Buck spent nail purl of of Mr. and Mr*. Harry Munroe and Century of Progresa at « university Miw k snent itnllv of -htf xr-plr-rmt Uf-t-lr ,। • * $ -• faml.ly of Zrclanrl Zeeland v w«re week-end week. the week with Mi-‘> Doreen Jowell HueitU of Mr. and Mn. C. U Hen-,1 Myron Campbell. Clarence Bur- COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS ot'Woddland. ncy. rarn-r and Bob .Whitney returned »___ M>. Chk»* Quimby of Battle Mn. Harry Merritt <.Mh* Martha home fromWM Health camp at Pine s , i.,-.* creek spent Wednesday and TiiursBmglker) of Albion vi-dted Mr. and lake Saturday. . ..! . .. .. Mrs H. M. BouRhncr Thursday. *' • •• • ... , L-V'r.n* E5scnh<x«d. and suter. Mrs. LaFay-! Mrs. Myrtle Benton, wlio has been I’ I Ed. Hall was in HusUiirs .Mon­ confined to her bed for several days. lu’o'i. ettc Ustxir.it-. and attended thc; i day. . is t-n the gain, was thc report. "• ■ schrxil reumon with.her. . ; Mn M C. Bs-vter U visiting hcr• .Mrs Dan Goodcnough ’spent t 'li'ii Mr - Warren Ruush and daugh­ daughter, Mrt. M. Ot Randall, at day in Hasting* with her .daughter, i-:. Complete Line of Fresh and Salt Water Fish, Cleaned and Boned to Your Wish at No Extra Charge ter... Winnie and Dorothy, and Mr.'. . Baltic Creek Mrs. Richard Watte i Ti Ipu: Wilt Sjuirk . << Ha. ting* spent Wed■ Jane Curtiss spent several daysi Mr. und Mrs, William Yule and » ’ • " “ nesday evening with Mr. and Mra. last week with Lola and Doris Me- the latter's sister. MIm Boas, of y n ; ;',o Walter CuIbcA. Caul of Lake Odessa. Grand Rapids were RlHsitK at the «& J • Mra. Earl Keel. r. Mrs Frank ShriMr. and Mra. Vivcrn Cook andI Austin, home from Thursday UH s ■ MS i*'r n,id Hazel. Mr. and Mrs. Leo daughter, Nadine, of Lake Odessai Bunday. . GRANDMOTHER’S STILL UNSURPASSED! ’ in Barry and eon spent the week end spent Thursday with the latter'si Fred Vosburg of Fostoria. Ohio, vts'! " » i Hi Bellville.' Ohio, with tlie former'*; pan nt*. Mr. ami Mr*. Ed. Hall. ' --------- C. Tabberer home last f itr<l at----the--F. |' {„ father. Thoma.* Long, and attended; Mrr. Etarl Bumford of Hasting* week. r ." the reunion Sunday. • ■ spent Thursday ,with Mn. Claude Mr*. Emily Sullivan of Hasting*; i in Shriber u»-.k Mr. aud Mrs Walton. spent Thursday with tier stater, Mrs. ’ ,... Abed Donley of Hastings lo Lan-; Mr. and Mr- Dun Ka-.ifTman and John Llctka. ' i■ i • “o sing Sunday, chikirrti of Grand Rapid* spent lasF. C. Tabberer made a business’! -’i" COATS GROVE. bir Day with the funner'* brother trip to Grand Rapid* Saturday. i and wife. Mr and Mrs. Joe Kauff-i Mr. and Mrs. Homer Henney and '• ; .45 The L- A S meets with Mrs Lenman. 'family of Campbell spent'Thursday *'• -ah Wood tiiL* week Tifltraday, ini tn*!}-HastIngs. Dinner to be served by Str. and Mrs. L M. Curtiss and with thc former's mother, Mra. Mary ron Frederick ami Mrs. M. C. Be- Lou Henney. n 7 US Club Na 4. • ;; • E. S Thompson had a preaching1 vter attended n home coming at Mr. and Mrs Ernest Kenyon and; the Congregational church al Bat- family of Hastings were Thursday co appointment in Lansing last Sun-1 tie Creek Augurt 27 I guests of Mr. and Mra. Charm* ••J "J-day- Mrs. Thompson and daughters.; Nnnh .Thomas of Logan was a Price. vis1 Virginia and. Martha, accompanied dinner guest at thc Forbey home -■ Tick Insect Spray Mrs. Mary Lou Henney spent ; 7ns!him there. Del Monte Peaches cm in Halve. is..c.n 19c riu 25c ■ 7 3V Quite a number from litre at-' Monday. Monday and Tuesday in Hastings. Hastings • Will Rourh of Saginaw h spend-1 Ml'* Dorothy Tabberer left Sat­ . tended the Labor Day celebration in. 3 &» 25c Campbell ’ s Tomato Soup ing a few day* with hte brother, urday for Harbor Beach where she . [■<> Hastings on Monday. Elmer Roush: and wife. ; will teach for the coming year. •« t.35 There will be no community serv-l Mrs Marie Vander Mole and son. Mrs. Emma Merritt of Quincy. it as ice next Bunday, as a number from| Billie, ot Grand Rapids spent Thur*- Michigan, spent Thursday with hcr a }<» here will go to West Sebewa to put, day at Hie Whlton home mother. Mrs. Charite Austin. ; on a program there. Mr. and'Mrs. J. D. Cool spent Mrs. Mary Lou Henney entersi sa Tiu Conununlty service on Sun-i tjilxir Day . at their cottage at Gun tained Mr. and Mrs HIrry Snyder ? U? day evening was led by Virginia Small pkg. 9c Large pkg. 23c Corned Beef Hash Broadcast lb. Lin 19c US’*1"i and daughter. Elizabeth, from Ohio. •j Thompson. Mitt Storer ^f Hastings, Mr and Mrs. Tjillis of Decatur, recently. . 41.00 gava special piano music and Rev. i Illinois, and Mrs Alice Hale, | Maxinc DePrlcstcr of Hastings Ame* of Lansing preached a goodi George Wells and daughter. Joan, spent a few day* last week with rt<4 br *«-'rnK’nRAJAH were guest.-, Thursday at thc home her xistcr. Mra. Charlie Price nnu b. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Townsend j Quarts of Mr and Mrs. Albert Wells. . Mrs. A. Dltmar and daughter. Al­ ■ '''••■ and Frank Kilmer were in Grand i . William and Gerald Forbey re- thca. and son. Willard, and friend, / mJ’ Rapids on Friday. turned Richland Genkcs. os of irrttna Grand stnpRap- trr and Wallarr C.rriasl ........... from ...... .. . “ Thursday ac- Miss Helen ‘vntiiKca. Air*. lOWIHCna and Wil Mrs. Nina Townsend son!1 P^&G Or Kirk ’ s Fiaka White Soap ■ 10 Bars 35c ChipSO 15c L"s-rss. 19c companted by their uncle, Nelson ids spent Thureday with Mr, and *'<«■ ’**•*- waoriM br Harold have been quite sick with! , ii s. . „ , *Mr5•Vleu* aUion a,ld attended the|J”u-CwXatlXur u, V *h»‘ »** thought to be scartet i MIm Caroline Hahn Li suffering home coming. I fun »n -a Suni.r at so* a. fever but it wm found that they did Hilaries rirr-lvr-rl from n Mr. rv<_ Howel! .r ... ..... <___ .. .. .... .... injuries received a rrranl recent tall fall.I’ Mr atari and”Mrs. Dorr of l.ir. r.. . St >, xrxuir.l un.lrr th.f J" not have that. Mrs. Helen n Demand. Mrs. Ellen Roush and grand-' Nashville spent several days last ha* bsen working there. 'r h “nd J*.son Thompson of i,n , Battle Creek have been visiUng reiaPancake Flour H.nk.ix Ro< WheatieS Nationally Faraou* Breakfast Food 13c Sib. bag Gilmore Dustman of Kalamazoo spent the week end and over Labor Day gt H. Woodmans. I fiSK’Sa SUSi!:;. Mr Mr‘ L“m‘ "n“' Sensational Values In Our Markets Beef Roast Rib » 6c Hamburg 29c 4 Pork Loin Roast Pork Sausage 4 «- 29c Dry Salt Pork Smoked Picnics » 71 Beef Steak Fresh Pig Hocks “• 5c Lard 3 20 Pure White Refined WW KB Ya* D ^^ole or Sliced Pound Loaf Whitehouse Milk - 3 a 29c Fel’s Naptha Soap 10 >- 55c 25c Salad Dressing Oxydol 5 & 23c 12c Pancake Flour Ketchup 29C £icensecl f’r1 -t MIDDLEVILLE. ’ Rev Frederick R Anderson, of »a Chicago. Ill. who for two years w*s> *7itr‘re’<7n»„ u. pastor of the Congregational churchSb- i- in .tom here, was calling cm fiends here) •4’ .« ’ vl.r’ FfMay- He and Dr. B c. Swift went i i‘i<-x..rd ifcb**>r' to Hastings and had a found ot golf. iMent, ai<t. cietke The Rev. haA many pleasant mem-i He uke »<»i orle!l 01 two yeanf be ®P®nt lierc I ' In the long ago rke. rurtnteiM Ly Louis Graff and family of Just m7m4'.rerigra 1>orth 01 ,o*n- havr tr.cr.ed to near i h-xt.-e xnw«t. LeRoy. Mich. They made many ‘.•rH.Jb'v ‘sin"” ,rlcnd5 during their residence here. i»t u I who will miss them greatly. I Mr*. Maude pumpry Severance. I mneti’0!S'1a'*ri It 1ol Cincinnati, Ohm. te the guest of, c.U"' ' W. H. McKeviU and wife for a few ft». t'tt> detk. day*. “ | Our school will start on Sept. 11th i 1.1 .7V-'o" w,th aJl of ltw* oM teacher* on thc; i to th. r.-lluwinc I job. We welcome them back to our mi HAS COME TO TOWN! Bafora wa got our spacial license as Lubrication Ex­ perts, we had to learn how to completely lubricate any ■ make of car. Now w« use the eight individualized Sunoco lubricants lo make our customers* cars run smoother, steer easier ond lost longer. Let us shpw you the copyrighted lubrication charts and bow they leave nothing to chonce; let us tell you why we use eight special SUNOCO lubricants to insure the efficient performance of each port; let us do o tailormade greasing job on your cor and furnish you with a cord recording Ihn entire job... we feel sure you'll agree that Ihh is the greatest lubrication sereico ever offered! COME- IN . . . AND | BE .CONVINCED! ANDRUS SERVICE • PHONE 2 2 40 HASTINGS MICHIGAN t.ulre'“.“*Mu“u I Mr. Bell and friend of Detroit. . ‘were tlie gue*u of hte uncle and' VSre&j“J!ftt ; t^ly Sunday and Monday. : ' ’** ’ ' ’tai“‘i»i»'h*.t"’»b*’' NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. j M , Ur and Mr*. Delbert Slocum. Mr. It. Iri-Mt4.’ m»i»? ;®ild Mrs. Shlrlcj - Slocum and-. Ml; am ti.rt. m i daughter. Mr and Mr*. Garth Slo-i hZJSw *n4,n7.'-i!.,,rli icum and ‘,nd’Mr and Mra. Ver-: curve .npraruJ i.r;iwn Kgrrar attended tlie Slocum re-, t 7' ’ri,J unlon ■< John 0,11 P-rtk- •’ Grand j I Martin school began Tuesday with ; Mim Iona Gillespie as teacher. ’ Miss Lctha Edger and sister and rt knrvr. Fr z»al»4 Yv»>: Mrs. Ida Glory were Monday after­ S'tuSrr. w«llu» xa-i Aid. MHUr, 4t>M3L IhsU noon callers st Mrs Clara Hcrael's । Arthur Ksrrar and son. Lyle, and] h«t c^iVsdkws/ ’YVi. Mick MantM of Lake OdCKJt Mere Wednesday callers at Shirley Elo-| ■•iAU, StltUI tKCM. C»rn«d cum'a. * 5. C. ftegtrs, City Clark. Large Bottles Quaker Maid Brand Preserves AnnPaga All Flavor* Pound jar 17c Graham Custard Soda Crackers Graham Crackers tm~wi 2 ib. carton 25c Bokar Coffee Mayfair Tea Green or Orange Pekoe j Ib tin 33c sandwich n. a c. cooUm* Package 25c 15c 2?c “Coffee Supreme’ Nectar Tea u>. 23c 2 Thinshell Appeteasers n.b.c. | lb tin 29c fpESH FkUl i S AND VEGETABLES AfiplCS Cabbage Oranges Strawberry § lb*. 2$C is. 4c 2 ““ 29c Lemons Celery Squash MWi*. 2 U..kui| HuAW/d S«UH«b. A s P FOOD STOR �THE HAyretGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. ECTTTMBgB e IBM JHAY CROP EXCELLENT Mr. and Mrs. James Bryant have Last Weeks Letter. CORN CROP AVERAGE moved tp Kalamazoo where Iw has ' Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Culp and Mr ' | LEGAL NOTICES | Most Other Grains, Beans employment. Mr and Mtj. Jay Houvener and family have moved from Pine lake in Michigan .. .. • The Michigan Crop report for । August u at hand and indicates । that the grain ciopi’of tills jtute art turning out as indicated on July I cJinplxints MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. ird Houser spent Sun­ up,d Mra Bill Strong Mrs. Culp remaining Mr and Mrs Jze Reynold* and Russell und Mrs. Conycr visited Mr and Mn. Jesse Johnson at Plainwell Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Clay Barber arc enrenaming relatives from Illinois. teen bushels per acre. Thb may; be , nd Mra Danforo Little Virginia Haggctt ot Detroit a little high It is nearly four bushels is making an Indefinite stay with below the ten year average. . Corners ar [her'grandparent*. Mr. and MnuN.1 Thc estimate icr the rye mop u Hickory Subbed* of 'Gull lake. 10-. bushels, the smallest return per School begin Monday with Mra Mr and .Mrs. Robert Cosgrove lies* fields of u»ts and barley t«w Deri* Hyde and Mrs. Hazel McKtbpoor Mid too abort lo warrant har­ Mra. M A. Cappon resumed her ■ isited relatives near Waylaud Sunvesting. They were either pastured school duties at Neeley Monday. | ’ • or cut for hay. The trouble was that Opal Huneywvll has entered ■' must at the acreage was planted late Nichol* hospital at Battle Creek to ; becauH- ot too much rain early in "tithe season. The continued drouth REi Ma E Joe. of Allegan: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burchett and Margaret from the und son of Kalamazoo were calling Lent neighbor: Mr. and Mrs. T D on Mr. and Mr*. F. J. Hughes and , Michigan corn crop has withstood others Tuesday. [the drouth very'well. Prospects in Mr and Mra. George Adrianson [various parts of thv^tate vary wide­ ly and the growth vl fodder has been 1cm than usual The reported . pent Sunday with relatives ut MUluintoPark, Kalamazoo. Th.- production of 2.002 000 bags of field bean* this year is indicated :by.August I conditions. This cotnlpare.s with n crop of 4.354,000 bags ; harvested in 1932. nntj a ten’year ! average of 3 400,0*10 bugs. The indi­ cated production lor the country Is P3G5.O0O bag?, which is tfl per cent lera than the ten year average. Hay is an unusually good crop this yeap. In view of Ute shortage in so many crops this no* been fortpI Haal^rt. Uxi.i'iar. r*«t*4 *i Hsttiac., ___ been intonrud that they have ■ ^..wanddaughtcr torn to Mr. family attended A Century of Progit- s the foie part Of thc week. . Ivan. Rex. Mary Jean and Janet Smith. Roy White. Elizabeth and George M. Woody. Jr., are attend­ ing W. K. Kellogg Agricultural Brigham Mra. Cora Shopboll spent, eck with her granddaughter. Mrs F. J. Hughes Thursday. _ , ... w. i-lra. Florence Mott accompanied •iK-ATtov 'isltad Mr. and Mra. Bert Snug-:- Mrs. EtlieI Mot! and son to A Q-nof Detroit from Wednesday until tury of Progress Thursday returning Monday. • Saturday. * * *' "* Mra. Margaret Mullen and Mrs ■ Mr. and Mra Milan Trumbo and Mr,'and Mi ;. Ward Plant* left Ed Parker of Hx*tin;;s spent Friday [ Monday to vir-ll A CentuQ- pt Prug- with Mra Surah Smith and family. Mrs. Jennie Norris was a-dinner ress in Chicago. , Mr> J V. Hilbert attended thc guest, Hope Daring reunion at the ta-me o! • Mr. and Mra. D. N. Honuywell Mra. Cluu. Wruaert. Jr. m Kata- tork Opal to Battle Creek Sunday and from there motored to Plymitiiuuo Friday. Mra Adie Spindler .<nd daughters. culh where they visited a brother. Manton t and Kathetine. Mr* Mr. nd Mra. Cluirle* Honeywell. Wanir Lotu and daughter. Mun. Monday afternoon they called on attended the Holtiai ^htol reunion Jhelr M>n Harold who is pastor of the BapUM church ut Byron. Sunday I » । George I Enx and Morryll Smith _ Liicy Norris was In Kal&muroo >i.t i..won tin World'., lair txctir..:.>n tivk- Friday doing some shopping. . ‘ta that were given .away by the' ! »merchant* ot Woodland a wei^ ago; >• • Saturday .uid Glen England won the rif.4 »n'i ticket' that wiu giwn away last Sat-1 Pennock hospital. Muster Eugene Gorlright Is spend­ that k‘ft early Bunday mornimband ing thc week at the home of his un­ cle. Adalbert ■ Cortrlght, and family 'reports ; Mr. and Mrs James Moon of Charlotte tverc guests of their moth­ er. Mr* Olive Toma:-, on Sunday at ?ia-!r brother’s, Lyman Tompkins’. Mr. and Mrs Emerson Cortright . were hosts to lhe members of the' Alee Cortrlght family on Sunday at their home at Lacey. Fred Miller and family visited! , Mtv Dorothy- Dell of Kalamazoo their mother. Mrs. Sylvia Scidmure.j spent Munday with het parents. Mr. of Camp Cutter on Sunday. , .-.KrS Mr. 1 tS-.ll Ml.<s Biatricc Moore of Battle Creek will begin her work st tlie ..... »«— .. i, 'Eili.; school on Tuesday. Sept 5. ‘V’t"' ‘I 'v“h n,c oP«ning of next week thu- ...re IX-roi iL.:. .... SuudJ,. n„. |naj3r parl of thp ' ‘"n\will be functioning. Mrs. Doster at '1 the Briggs. Theodore Tack nt thc ■" 1 A* .yria Center. Miss Andrews at the • Stvrn-. apd Velma Hunt of Hastings v nt ’Ite Eagle echool. land family ac ___ L'.i’f.J.'.uLl The Briggs Ladles'-Aid Society wnnriv tMriav/rt’wimrtl-—'• b '-ni '( *111 ,K>ld 11 di"n,‘r meeting on MORGAN. .enjoytd Bunda- -iUi Theodor, j • -mur^ny, AutfitAt 31. ... Virgil Adkins’and -m. Jeff Oa". , Mra. Nettie Manby and daughter. Staten, and. Billie MurjUiy of S.d:.-r: M:-a!ld J,Ir, nal<”r'1Jd Et'’11, Inez Manby. and neice. Eva. Mrs. [bury. Mnninhd. who attended A Sunday with. Mr anil Mr h:c . : . Riva Cu.w and Norma.spent Bunday Century of Pro«rer.<. came back b>”rtinJ!’* J at thc home of tile fonner’sdnughway of Michigan .to visit Mta. Lotto! 5-:;‘ 11 b' -1'"' ■ •> ' ter. Mr. nhd Mrs.“Ben Ferris, mid limit Adkins and Mis James Howard I1<,‘ ,nd w,,l‘ —!- • ■’ 1 .family. ' ’ i thia place, also Mrs C B. Chffk of |M?• Ka*’ ,c >'«i>!l. M«.-Lrihn Adkins went to <*’«» .^1*'“’ twk Mu* irh'ig**.' Jackson yilh them. j Phyllis En.ctand and lur t:w : Mi * Mr. and Mr.-- James Swanson are L ' j Mr. and Mra. D. A- McClelland are ! -wkrt’lv V’.,“r ,hi Big Rajitds visiting (heir T.tr - attcmhng thc McClelland reunion in i?rW i Harold Swpnwn. and family. Mr. arid Mra Adam Smith of nit n d Ohio, ' ' ,ncr !rU!|Ul Krcl«w )Hastings-VbPed Mr and Mrs. Rich­ . R«'v. Allen4>Long and family ank ard Slocum last week. Mrs. Smith ; his father; Austin DeLong. ol ' has been very nick and is recupcrat.•■nr Grunii Ledge called on Mra. Milin । ing. . ■ f v.-. Fiury and Mrs. Mary. Turn.rr Sun> Mr. and Mrs. Caritnn Kidder of r monit*;itens of Bay City far lite weekend;. New York, i* visiting Mr and Mra ” > While vbitins sclx»! Tl-.uradjy; Mrs. Mattle Skhrny and grantl- James OCmnoc and June. ! ie’«aia Honwr Shaffer broke his arm- daughter*. Vivien and Shirley. Mra. Madonna Kennedy of Grund r.m- »nd ;Hc had had it out of the tllng only (Sunday for tiwir home in Eiinl.urai Rapid* vt-ltrd hcr patents. Mr. and . " ' . r a b.«I bn-.ik hr rer. r .dklter vLutlng in : .. .. Mra., William Smith, over the week ■ At"r? about three months ono. This break|eral creeks. end. f r, it., t» nearer thc Lund than the other! Mr. and Mrs CRi&s. Co>k v.rre Mra. .Elizabeth Hotair and son. 7 ! and -i* not a* bad. We hope for a|Sund.»> of Mr. and Mra Wm. Alvin. <>t N :-w York state, have been t be speedy recovery . J j I Spit’ey ot Portland. .‘ixmding tlw summer vuiting Mrs. v H. ih« Hilda Crakes or Hasting!. i»-visit-i Mr- and Mr*. Karl C. Faul and Lena Becker and family and other jing hcr grandparents. Mr. mid Mrs. I daughter Marda sjxmt tiu- week end friends and relatives. They are re­ b»t« AHam Eberly., .with Mr. und Mra. Donald Gager-of turning to tlyur home this Tuesday --------Cteo Montgomery spent a few Hartford. morning. . [days tasf uvek at Hie Kellogg camp’ Mrs R. 6. Finnic entfrtaincl Mr. and Mrs Edward Davis and ■ ’ ~ ‘ ।Wednesday evening in honwof Mr.-.. family spent the week end with his ! Ed. Thoman of Chicago and Mr-. parents nt St- Johns and attended ' QUIMBY. James Oleson-of Aurora. TllinoL*. the marriage of hu brother on Sat­ ra-n’h’, Mr nnd Mra. Shirk y Ritxman'J Mrs. Chas. Cook gave u surprise Mirprif- urday. . ■ [party iirri to were called to Jackson Surtday ow-iP art>' in honor h-uw of of hcr son Phillip* Mr. and Mra Fred Peck and NelkI m'i 1m* ,o t,w' of “ rfKnd! sixth birthday. 'Ten r“” guest* were in­ • is attended the funeral Wcdnese? mu4, ‘ Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Chr'uty of vited. - —- , ।ihfr :>f her brother. George Fingle' Battle Creek visited al Uurencel 7/' ‘ -f 'M H/hurCh «a\e : Rltzman? over the week end. ?. *’c*eU l«»r«y ««r Mr. and Mr .“St’ T IIc^'nh, held at the home of Annuls .I- 'rvenins: was pleasantly spent uttli .« «•* Clemens Thursday afternoon thv.Ciiroo 4nxl qohteM*. after whith B . Mra Janet PettenglH and Mra. EL <• Sot hard visited Mr*. Dora Cole■a .*ur...r rr.. A, p ;*„• . jS. Holly presented Mr Barnum a'. ran of Rutland Friday afternoon. M(4sn Jutee u Pr.4.1. Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Lowe’.! spent bandtoolcd leather desk set. Th • ' last week In Chicago attending Aicboir nffreta exceedingly the lc»v,iCentury of PnxgTeas. . img of Mr. Barnum who has been al „ u. «*.rv>v BUenoni auentury c i All art- glad to know Rev. Con-; faithful member during his. entire Prcgrr sa at Chicago over Sunday khn J» homy from the hospital in1 residence here Dr.nty ppfmhtnrn*-. Mrs.'Florence Kelsey. Mrs Rub-e Knlimajco .nd 1» ilnlnir rwlv << rv>^4 »<■«<>. i xi. . .................. .___ ... .. i:“ f' hm" —------ ---------------- ------------U Slowly, ..'Y.n'3tn'. R*’n.? _c!,.1!cr’ Th* Aid will meet thU ~ j. .. .. ... _ 1 Wfck Thursday for dinner with Club - — "■ —----- - E- No 4 at the home pf'of Lenah Wood and a great plenty of ox roast. Wynn Mr. and Mrs Barnum will m Hasting*. ■ Mr and Mrs. Dirk Hoffman enter­ move to Delton In a few days whenMr* Nancy Holland and grandjen. . tained the latter'a sister and family he will assume the duties of super-,Teddy, of Ovid, apent last seek at । of Detroit the post week. intendent of the ochoal. I Arthur Richardson's, ' : "WE’VE HAD OUR TELEPHONE PUT IN AGAIN" BALTIMORE CENTER. Robert Solomon. Roy Craw and sUter, Arlene, of Battle Creek were guests of Mis* Arcbelle Smith Sun­ day. They motored to Lansing in the afternoon where Roy and Arlene atw to attend college. Mr. and Mrs. John Levlg family ot Urbandale were gucata.of Mr. and Mrs. R. Greenfield Tues­ day evening. Rial and Velma Kellogg of Quim­ by were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ ert Glasgow Sunday, i School begin* nt the McOniber Tuesday with Miss Gaskill as teach-1 er. . , Nearly everyone from this way at­ tended tlie celebration on Labor Day at Hastings. Mr and Mra.-B. IX-Edmonds of Quimby and Mr. and Mr*. Floy Greenfield of Carlton were, guests of Mr and Mrs. R. Greenfield Sunday. ; Mr. and Mrs R. Greenfield and family spent Friday in Grand Rap-' ids. tlie guest ot Mr. and Mrs. \yalter Cortright. ' “I Just had to cull and let yon know, Allee ’phone no often, and It wa* einlnirrasaing lo ask them. Ahd no one could cull its. “I really feel t>o much safer with a telephone, too. pen or when one of thc children mipht be Inkun sick, and you're just cut off from the world, with- " out a telephone." • Order from any Telephone Office. will be intuit promptly. JiiotulluUun Why Don’t They Accept This Challenge? fCRD FIF DEALERS CHALLENGE Vot Any Low or Medium Price Stock Car to These Ail 'round Tests Acrrlrralion From Standing Start XOOm1'® 1 ,B tpeed, l <■> ,h°* ‘".»a I .biiny \ d.r eonl-n-"? Hill Climbing hi High Brak>-<> (Size of brake*. :ooVtngfi I .Hicinncy v »y»tc»n» ' \ tion. C' Ability to stop.) • Safety Gia-** (I.* it standard .equipment?) Length j>f Car iWhrrlbasr* Roominc*.* (Inside meaA'urrnienta) ■ Comfort (Spring*, shock absorber*, etc.) Quality ut Material* and Workmanship Body Construction fl* It steel or only part steel?) Ball and Roller Bearings (Number and sire I (Spec<*onV to be checked <°r for® Here are some other points to cheek-up before you buy a car. They show why it pays to buy a FORD Delivered Prices WITH EQUIPMENT Construction of Whrrl* Appointment* (Upbohtery, Interior Finish, Instrument Board. Package Compartment. men of t han< Woo Chai time cont Any ship tors DI teem Mon Sept then Sun Visors. Floor Mats, Cowl Ventilator, Icnltiun, Lock, cte.) O Body Line* and Finish Built-in Quality (Engine, crankshaft, igni­ tion system, carburetor, frame, three-quarter Boating rear axle, torque-tube drive, etc.) Thl* challenge Is Issued for |h« beneflt of every prospective automobile purchaser. Il i» lhe one soje way to find which car gives you-the mint for your money. What you want are the true facta on performance, economy and comfort without sale* talk, exaggeration or bally-hoo. A personal check-up, point by point, will tell you what is what. w FORD V-8 $49O up <F. O. B. Detroit, plug freight, delivery, and tax. Bumpers and spare lire extra. Convenient, economical terms through the Authorized Ford Finance Plans of lhe L'nlv/raal Credit Company! What Stock Car Will Accept This Challenge? Let Us Demonstrate UNIVERSAL GARAGE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN , ' couii bust: paid debt year than equl tion »5.(X mail Free rervl hove D H« M. tion soutl Gull try. artk bidd this anol Ban � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-09-13.pdf 134d380fb440e7a9c9d6f9afe8e1dda4 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, SEPTEMBER 13,1933 12 PAGES BARRY CO. GETTING FEDERAL AID MONEY LARGE CROWDS GOINGONWITH' Goblin Troop Goes Through TOLLES BUILDING i _ Antics in Rock Cavern"Here^ IA7FI1 RV HI UP Bt*w H1«hw*y Department HEIR CONCERTS IHLLU DI ULnLL to Make Improvement. OLD 1GE PENSIONS Local Youngsters Rehearsing Parts on M-14 North REGISTRATION DATE HAS BEEN SET FOR WDNESDAY, Ndv. 15 CENSUS SUPPLIES PROVIDED BY STATE Maximum Amount That Will Be Paid to Any Depend­ ent la $30 Monthly For "The Silver Thread," October 6 Almost every evening during the week a troop of goblins are going through their antics In a rock hewn cavern located aboire Mayers 5 and 10 cent store on main street. The goblins are a group of local young­ sters selected to take part In "The Silver Thread." a fairy story drama sponsored by the locql Women's Club artd to be produced by the Hastings Civic Players in Central auditorium Oct. 6. The cavern is a most realistic affair manufac­ tured out of odd bits of wood, paper and paint by Bud Chase, the stage carpenter, under supervision of L E> Barnett. But this cavern is only one of four Ingenious seis that have been made to produce this old fairy leg­ end of Cornwall in proper fashion. There is tlus interior of a Oornish miner's cottage, the bedrootA of a little princess, for example, in ad­ dition to the underground scenes showing the forge room and inner council chamber of the goblins. Each set has been very cleverly worked out. In constructions of Ulis type, the designer has to keep in mind the fact that the suge assist­ ants must be able to tear down one set and erect another In a few mo­ ments' time. Each rock used in the cavern sets, for example, will be numbered to designate its exact place and will have a special at­ tachment for hooking it quickly on­ to its support. Tuesday evening the adult mem­ bers of the cast went through theirparts with the two Juvenile leads. The players went through their parti in a smooth manner and with a few more rehearsals should be all ready for the production. One of the difficult parts of the play Is that of Shag, the Shadow. This little goblin hasn't a word to say but is in action all the tin’Particularly tricky is the disappear- PAGES lto8 SEPTEMBER TERM OF CIRCUIT COURT STARTED Several Case* to Be Tried by jiiry-»-May Mean a Long Session NUMBER 20 SCOUT DOM. S. C. ON SEPT. 30 TROOPERS TO BE GUESTS FIRE DESTROYS ONE OF ' According lo a report sent out 'APPRECIATIVE AUDIENCES Circuit court convened Monday AT FOOTBALL GAME forenoon. The first proceeding was LISTEN TO ORCHESTRA ' from the state highway department. FIRST STRUCTURES the "call of the calendar." going WITH GRINNELL . M-14 will benefit to » considerable AND BAND IN HASTINGS over the case* luted to decide the extent from the federal aid money furnished this state to aid In em­ order in which the cases numbered OTHER ACTIVITIES on the calendar would be called. HOPE EXPRESSED THAT ployment by building highways. ROARING FURNACE It appears that tliere will be more From the south county line of ALSO ON PROGRAM SERIES MAY CONTINUE jury trials this1 term than usual. At | WHEN DISCOVERED Assyria proceeding northward in least three criminal cases will be this county, there, will be a consld. erable grading and graveling and Outdoor Musical Programs contested and there are other Jury Space to Be Provided Near No Poultry in Warehouse — • cases which, it 1* believed will be drainage work done. There will Stadium.for Those Wish­ Are Much Enjoyed In tried thia term, so that it took* like Owner of Building Carried also be built on Onondaga creek a ing to Camp a continuous session of three weeks, This Community bridge a mile north of the county Some Insurance beginning next Monday. Tile Jury Scouts and scout leaders of Mich­ large crowds turned out to hear One of the fiercest fires thl* dty, i line. There will also be built at will not be called until next Mon­ igan are invited to attend the Tenth has had in many year* occurred 1 - the outdoor symplwny program day. _____________ Annual Boy Scout pay at Michi­ Wednesday night, when the build5 .eM2?n Thursday evening and the band con­ gan State College, East Lansing. Ings occupied by. A. Tolles tn his ™' consider- cert Saturday evening given by oy local Saturday, Sept. 30. where they drtll poultry and produce business, were, ,ble employment.^ musical organizations under direc­ be guest* at the Grinnell—M. S. C. tion of Mr. A. A. Blfemo. Tlie sym­ third act whcrr^Shag disappears destroyed. Part of this plant confootball game. , phony concert was rather of an exslated of a building that was one of from sight through a solid wall of Last yeqr about three hundred • periment being the first of its type the oldest, if not the oldest, tn Has­ rocks. seduts and leaders attended from to be presented as an open air pro­ The goblins are meeting agnln for ting*—the old Hadley mill building. this area, and at least that many gram In this section of the state. several rehearsals this week. They The writer came to Hastings in 1863. 1 will go again this year, according Judging from the enthusiastic re­ have an important jwrt in the suc­ That building was then a grist mill, to Lloyd Shafer, county executive. ception given the musicians, their cess of the play and are called on located at the outlet of the dam. TICKETS Troopers from this area will be experiment was a decided succew BBOTHERHOOD which was about where Court street to do some real acting. — — ~ enrolled iq the census and will be Ui every way. the program compared ARB NOW ON SALE FOR headed by tlie Battle Creek Drum A number of clever posters will v An.nnn ' mid Bugle Corps Thirty reout ossesst-d >2 00. which will, go into the undoubtedly be Ln process of prepa­ a sawmill: but that was then only LAST 25 PER CENT IB RE­ favorably with the tine indoor con­ LOW PRICE OF $2.00 leaders here in Barry county cert presented at Central auditorium ration. Mrs. Harris Woodburne, occasionally In use. although the DRIVED BY COUNTY already signified intention of going, ter to the county clerk, the head of last summer. who is In charge of this states original sawmill was built tliere, Mr. Shafer says. the state, welfare department wrote TREASURER MAUS The band through It* serie* of and was tl»c first structure in Has ­ FIRST MEETING ON tliat a number of the rural school All .scouts, executives, scout masas Mlows: open-air programs given during the children will take part and that here tings. -Details are considerably greater MONDAY ,cr* •“*> cari' wlU Colleze ** ftdpast few weeks is probably belter Mr. Tolles left the plant about WILL BE USED FOR IM­ munURI,' OCTOBER UUlUDCfl 16 IQ mltted u°f Grinnell OrinneU in town the making of posters will free lo the College than originally anticipated, and it known to peqole of the county than be handled through the art classes six o'clock Wednesday afternoon. has been found that there are some With Tallr hv Michigan State College football PROVING TWP. ROADS, Uie orenesua. a* usual me concert i Schedule Opens With Talk by al the st>diuni at a.M P- Mj in the first to eighth grades in­ He then received a can of cream 60,000 pounds of paper lo be print­ presentedprewntea Saturdayoaiuruay evening cvwui* waa a wrucn he ne tested lestea and ana put away for lor ________ which clusive. Floyd Starr Assisted by Boyit Eaatein standard time. Seats win ed in form', for use In the county thoroughly enjoyable affair. shipment. There was no fire in the p-vwnnt Thia Year Ta 2B Per.1'thoroughly alTalr. HAmmannu.»niil. ib0 rewrwd 1,1 PX,t stands for systems. Also the filing equipment building whatever. The origin of *earr,r|। All All who wi>o heard heard these these two two musical From Oomn|onwealtn I aU scom,. nm-v attending will cn1 must be purchased and delivered to CHANCE FOR TEN MORE. Cent Larger Than group* sincerely hope that the the fire cannot therefore be de ­ The aale -of ticket* for the Has- ! ter through gate No. I. " the Counties. This problem atone termined. It may have been due to in 1082 band and Uw symphony orchestra tings Brotherhood is now under way. | All Scout* and leaders will be exOn our first page is a local notice will take the greater part of Septem­ I may continue with a series of confrom Supervisor L. R. Glasgow, in defective wiring, or to spontaeous" ber. Therefore please do not plan to Yeslerday County Treasurer L. F. ;cerU throughout the winter. A* cx- Every man or boy who can possibly |>ccted lo participate in the annual which he mentions the fact that combustion. There would seem no start this registration or collection hut week, both organtxa- do »o should avail himself of thl* Scout parade between th* halves there are openings now for ten more reason why the latter would occur. Mau* received from the state a ' of the Lax until you receive jour draft for 58.643.84. Thl* is the final [(lona are amateur in the best sense opportunity to attend seven out- of the football game. Each city, (single men. between the ages of Al about midnight members of the 1 equipment and printed forms. word Member* have not standing entertainment* and get . should have a banner. Troops should I eighteen and twenty-fire, to enter family of Leon Bauer, whose home payment of 25 per cent due the "AU the larger counties will be in­ county this year under the McNItt Mked for acutance or. donations seven good feeds, at a total' cost of! bring their American and Troop is a few rod* distant, heard mysterl- 1 flags. Wherp a council expects to terviewed by a member of the staff CONTRAST OF CONDITIONS tiie employ of the government in its ous cracklings and poppings. Some bill. This bill, passed by the legi*- frofn clty or jroin any club or 13.00! ' Conservation Corps. The program this year 1* especial (Continued on page *lx> at this department who will explain of them went to a window and lature two year* ago. wm one of Jodge Hb11 „nl ahd the coat of )y good—one that every member will In addition to that it should be BETWEEN THAT TIME ' in detail the system to be followed." the most rtftn.trurtiv* constructive nieces pieces of! muslc is covered by a small asstssof looked out and dL-eovered flames tK„ explained that you*g men who arc The state Intends to set aside five coming from practically all the win- 1highway legislation ever enacted in1 1 ment paid each week by those who keenly enjoy. Tiw first meeting will OF INTEREST TO ALL AJ<D NOW already at work In such compel will be. October ifl. when Floyd Starr, cents per registrant tor registering have the op|»rtunity of re-enlist-1 dows in the building. The fire had this state. Under Us provisions two1 come to rehearsals. famous as the founder and head of those who are liable to payment of SCHOOL BOARDS progress--------------for some million dollars were paid tn 1032. di­ Officers and members of the or­ mint for another term of service If evidently »•been “•• in ------------the Btarr commonwealth for Boys, the 12.00 tax. For the collection of VILLAGE HAD ABOUT time. The family gave the alarm, vided among the counties tn pro­ chestra and band request the op­ they so desire. the tax one* cent per registrant is to portion to their unimproved mile­ portunity to express their apprecia­ will speak and bring some of his also summoned |4r. Tolies and the 1,200 PEOPLE THEN boys with him. who will have a part Opportunity for Districts to age of township highways. neighbors; but It was too late to do tion to those who have been of speRESTRICTS USE OF balance of four cents per registrant Under the provisions of'the bill,; clal assistance In helping to moke on the program. No man anywhere Make Needed Repairs on anything toward saving tile building is to be allowed to cover the cwt of Only Communication With PRIMARY SCHOOL FUNDS and Ils contents. It was a roaring the entire unimproved mileage of[ the recent series of concerts pos- is doing a more outstanding work for Buildings, Etc. (Continued on page 11. part two) furnace of flame when discovered. township roads must be taken over' sible. First they with to thank boys than Mr. Starr Fathers in par­ Outside World Was the ticular will learn many things about School boards througliout Barry Tlie firemen laid several lines of by the county ’highway commission1 musicians from Grand Rapids and Supt. of Public Instruction hose and. by good work, kept the fire In five years, one-fifth each year.: Middleville for their generous gifU what they can du to interest their county should be interested in a Battle Creek Stage was added to the 62.000,000' of time and talent: second lo Wall- boys. Btarr Osmtnonwealth 1* an In-1 decision obtained by the County States It Must Be Used from spreading. Several times the There and wonderful aociaj plan Health Department from the State cornice and roof of the county ga­ appropriated for 1033, 5500,000 for dorff A »>n and Charles Leonard tercstlng Hastings Rotary Club Monday noon, (Continued on page three) : Emergen# Welfare Relief Com­ Only for Teachers' Pay rage were ablaze, but these .Incip­ 1033. and 5500,000 each year there­’ । for the use of chairs; third'to the describing the village of Hastings as ■ — mission of Michigan. Because of certain illegitimate ient fires were pul out promptly, after for three years, so that at the Consumers Power Company for the ■ it was when he came here from " I J' Prairieville township, seventy years uses in the past of the Primary In­ so that comparatively little damage end of the time the annual payment, arrangement of lights; fourth to the COMMERCIAL CLUB by t^e state to the counties for the urook5, MMtctary of this Conunls[ago this fall. Because a number of terest Fund money and because of was done to the county building, ' Baptist church for use of a piano. PLANS “ COLOR TOUR ” slon. it is thoroughly within tha improvement of township highways I things mentioned were of -historic which was separated frdm the Tolles fifth to Uie Universal Oarage ConiFIFTEEN TOWNfHjI ’certain publicly announced inten- building by only a feA feel. For­ will be 54.000.000 per year. . province of our County Welfare I• interest, party fix- use of a truck; last but not Interest, and because the Centennial Centennial' , '-------- ' ------- . . —, " JL IG | celebration of this city will be ob- tlons llu» )*ar to violate the law tunately no wind was blowing. The Last year 168 miles In this county' least to the attentive audience* for Auto Oaruvan to Drive Over RECTORS iMBT were taken over, graded and some I” 1836, 10'1.* lie ha* v...k Au., »z.i.mI _ . <U||.. nt ‘-n. I _ .served in been request-|governing the expenditure of "*tU their generous appreciation. Scenic Route When Fall gravel pul upon tiiem with the ap­ OH MONDAY ed to publish the substance of his niary" money. Dr. Paul F. Voelker, to save a small building nearby used j improvement and repairing of school propriation made available that as a garage, also the garage on Frank talk to the dab. Tills he will do in State j Foliage I* ‘ 'Out' ’ Superintendent of Public Inyear. This yeer another 168 miles FIRST FALL MEETING 'baUdings planta. swen such as painvpalntr .. .... _ „ uwnuin«>» and pwniv*. a-aeries of articles, about 'Hastings <structlon. has Issued the following Sage's residence property. The Members of, the Hastings Com- |n<> ^in-. instruction or re pairwere taken over by the county road (Continued on page six) . jstatement concerning the policy of and Mher OF ENTIRE STAFF mereial Club gre planning a "color hlc of commission. These too have been COMMITTEE NAMED We hope. Ln connection with thia tlie । Department in the administra­ tour' through * part of Barry connfadHU^ rhe«- fund* are to or are being graded. Because of the scries, we can tifeo publish recoilec- (tion of this problem: FAMOUS PRISON QUAR­ ollljr jn |he payment o( larger amount available, more grav­ W. K. Kellogg Foundation ty on Thursday. Oct- 12. At tills Voted to Extend Time for tlons of a still earlier Hastings by 'The Department of Public In­ date II Is hojicd that the fall foliage WMes for labor TETTE FRIDAY NIGHT eling will be done this year than persons who have lived here longer ।struction this year intends to insure Plans Activities in Three will be near the height of it* colorThl* t* a re'a! opportunity for was possible in 1032. Next year a Taking Applications for than the writer. t ,the proper usecof money from the Ing so that the countryside can be m-hool district* in financial distress still larger sum will be available. Counties The writer wstfTive years.old ivheri'• ]Primary Interest Fund. This state The Small Admision Price ’ Contracts to Sept. 25 seen In Ito full beauty. Guesta from |o makp needed repairs to their That will be true each year up to The first fall meeting of the entire nearby counties will be invited to hi* parent* moved from the farm 4n ( cannot be used for the payment Maildc w Smith ipcltldlng 1038. Will Mean a Capacity ‘ and ■ Directors from the Township Prairieville township, on tlie shore aid cXmlMtoneriAnd staff of the W- K. Kellogg Founda­ take part in this brief outing. TJw ,of impaid accounts from yat.year: Tlite constructive law has prac- tion was held last week at Kellogg Wheat Control Association of the of Pine lake, in the tall of 1863— । Audience । route will include some of the tits scenic IjPona;d m. Board. Sanitary Engiseveral townships in Barry county seventy years ago. Tlie load of good* (it cannot be used for the payment wtxxled hill coiintry of Irving. nerr of the County Health Unit, be­ of tuition except under certain legal met In Hastings Monday afternoon This week Friday night, at the 1 ro.drc'USi u io™ te called[staff j members present. Plan* for was heavy, the team small. The ( Thomapple. Yankee Springs and ing fiunillar with some of the undcit cannot be used for Methodist church, there will be : and perfected the county organiza­ writer can recall that it seemed to conditions; tlie Foundation’s activities this year. Orangeville. ( operating expenses. It must given a concert by the famous Jack- ifor in an emergency. tion. Every township but Rutland him a very long time before we currRbi slrable existing conditions, have exI particularly in the rural schools ol j used only for the payment of At noon the members of the tour Needlras to say the county was «jn Prison Quartette, yhe same ar­ was represented, many of litem with reached the town. The road* through be pressMi hopes that those district* Barry, Eaton and Allegan counties, will be the gueA* of tho KaiVwff ।teachers' salaries for tlie ensuing very glad to gel this money, which luv..*' ** wix*c scluwl property is In extremetists will appear who were on the ' their townslUp as well as the county Yankee Springs and Orangeville were considered. Health work of Foundation camp at Pine------- .. school year. It is to be expresslywill be used to good advantage. ” A ly poor repair will show * hearty in­ program at the same place early ’ representatives. (Continued on page six) , course will be stressed. lunciieon will be served in the main • ..„ understood that money from this last spring, and won universal Glen Wotring of Woodland was Wu The health officers of the three dining hall and afterwards a brief fund cannot be used for the pay ­ elected president of the board of di­ praise. The large auditorium of the NOMINATED LEGION counties, together with the staffs of program of entertainment will be ment of teachers' salaries 'unpaid church which will seat 1,100 people, rectors. the controlling body of Die OUR CITY HAS MET ITS > each county health unit, and the pretented. Tho lour will officially from last year. AUXILIARY OFFICERS' corp* of teacher-nurse* from each end Wheat Control Association. Paul was packed to Its limit that night. at the camp. For .those derirth f*5nSj!!t« l *rv!S*.ia«i<w» to NRA OBLIGATIONS “A very rigid Inspection of the ac­ The quartette will, in our Judgment, Cridler of Middleville was elected county, were present. It would be Ing to stay there will be special encounting of school money by local be as^popular this time. The enter- ; vice-president. Harold J. Foster th court Albin Election Takes Place at Reg­■ difficult to over-estimate the value •Hastings was elected secretory- Added, Man at Water Works districts will be made this year. Any talnment is not only unique, but is of the health work being carried on misuse of the expenditures of "Pri­ very high class. The men who give It ular Meeting Thursday treasurer of the organization. —Railed Pay for * in the three counties by the Founda­ mary" money will be considered as a jxisseas wonderful musical talent. The all Important Wheat ADOtNight, Sept. 21 tion as w-cll a* the excellent results the morning. Transportation will Otllcr' Mr. Frankonia. misapplication of funds and Will be City Work ment Committee which has the bulk The price of the tickets is only , from the splendid work it has been be providerf for thoae who do not D.QDV On Thursday evening of last week, Mno dealt with accordingly. Further, dls15c. There will be no reserve seats, The council at their meeting Fri­ i doing for the children al the two own cars. Ail members of the dub BARRY COUNTY NOR,about twenty were present-at the . handle 1* made up of Glen Wotring. day night decided that th|s city crcpancies will be adjusted in the so that those who get ticket* can I camp* at Clear lake and Pine lake. are expected to take their wives a* meeting of the American Ixiglon . UAI IC CTII I nDCti “ have the pick of seats when they ar- 1 Woodland. WUl Slruin. Assyria and should conic under the NRA'regu­ next annual distribution of *the guests. Further details concerning MAL lo olILL Urtli ■ Some Uhie in October tlve regular Auxiliary when officers were nomi­ Charles Strickland. Bedford. rive at the church. There is no ‘ lations in all rqatters pertaining to, money." work a-ill be started for the benefit the tour will be published next ------------need for reserving seats, because one 1nated a* follows: Thq directors voted to extend the employment. Heretofore at the wa­ Wrong Statement Made in President—Mrs. Helena Smelker■ of under-privileged children, many —u time for taking of applications for terworks two men have been em­ BOY SCOUT COURT can hear tills entertainment and see and Mrs. Lydia Rogers. . . of whom have physical defects that I Last Week's Issue—Stu- ’ contracts to Monday. September 35. ployed. each working twelve hours a it from ever)' part of the auditorium. 1st. Vice-Pres —Mrs. Orhce WoodI need special care. Three'of these KALAMAZOO LODGE OF HONOR SEPT. 27 Tickets are on sale at the Book­ Any blanks in the hands of town­ day. This would be a violation of the 1 dents Will Be Accepted camps continue at Pine also at case flctory. the Universal Garage. 1and Mrs. Nellie Conaway. ship committeemen or county direc­ NRA rules so the council voted to TO CONFER DEGREE 2nd. Vice-Pres—Mrs. Florencer Clear lake for a period of three _______ Contrary to the statement made tors by that date will be honored. employ three men nt the waterworks O. A. Paquin to Give Illus­ Hinman'* grocery, Wallace Fred , Wood. Mrs. Amber Reid and Mrs.. months each. Regular schcrol work Directors and township commit­ plant, each working eight hours a Supper Followed by Initia- ln lhe * **» afStore. Jay Mead's grocery, the Has­ as well as health work will be cor ­ trated Talk on Scenic Georgia Jarman. feet that thatthe theBarrv BarryCounty CountyNormal Normal V ... . . feci tings Printing Company. Hastings ' teemen further voted to set aside day. wldch will afford another man I ried on at each of thpn. Secretary—Mrs. Ida Waters and tion of Candidates Into had been discontinued, it Is in sesMonday. Sepember 18 and Monday Beatty of State Banner office, and can be procured Mrs. Etliel Foreman. ’ sion and will enntinue to be. al« September 25 lo help farmers in the three wiR be 120 per week. While Secrets of I. 0. 0. F. On Wednesday Ivening. Sept. 27. Friday nUht al the church. We 1 tlMMtgh u»c the aticnuaiKc attendance is UCMJW below ., .. , _ ! tiKMign ■ MRS. JAMES GIVES their respective township# fill out this will odd to the expense of the the first Boy Scout Court of Honor would advise those who want to at- , Al the next meeting of the I. O. noni“aj Nellie; Conaway. Mrs. Mae { the necessary forms for an Allot- <;ity It was fell that it was fair and for the autumn season will be held tend to get their tickets early. Tick- Mrs ' TRICK SHOT DISPLAY O. F. on Tuesday evening. Sept. 10. considering the attitude of tho W Th" * “”Tn l>rXt SrSenSnt of Pub™ (Continued on page five) consistent to take this course, in in the court room, beginning at 7:30 els can also be obtained from the 'Mulder and Mrs. Zella OortrighL Historian — Mrs. Georgia Jarman. view of the urgent call from Wash­ committee on arrangements, consist- . Mrs. Amber Reid and Mrs Florence Startlei Audience With Ex­ o'clock for the members and guests instruction, the Barry County Norington for increasing the number of FREEPORT VILLAGE Ing of Hugo Wunderlich, chairman. : Wood. men employed by decreasing the Hugh Riley, Charles Paul. Charles hibition of Fancy HorseX?. r^« nlonB 1th many others DEBT IS ALL PAID number of hours required for a day's C. A. Paquin from the Blate Con­ Htnman. W. J. Field and Walter , Ghsplaln—Mrs. Florence Wbod along * wiui omers.- However riownvcr servation Department will siww dldatc with the Kalamazoo Lodge nn/1 „aniwl» iur_ U1_, Wallace. 1and Mrs. Mildred Downs. •u canJX* be sure of that. ■ho. Shot* at Detroit i movies picturing some of the scenic A Credit to Good Business The council also voted to increase beauty of Michigan. Anyone familiar Order your tickets now. You will Sgt. At Arms—Mrs. M*e Mulder Mrs. Esther James of Hastings [are urged to attend next Tuesday But in case that i* true, thia year and Mrs. Lydia Rogers. offers a last real opportunity to never get a larger istum for 15c in *n exnimtion or tries • norsc i cvenir^ _________ gave an exhibition of trick ■horse > evening as a good time is planned. Judgment and Foresight state knows there are Publicity Officer—Mias Mabel 81s*' ambitious young people to get one work from 30c per hour, witere it at all with our X^ on every hand. the way of entertainment. There , Uwe pitching shots in the Oolesluin .---------------- s a *'------year of training with little coat to of Council. prc^°“sl>' b?fn ^1' * »hlch have not been capl- will be new features and new num­ at Detroit Sunday afternoon that | CITY TAXES COMING Election of officers will take place or commercialized and their bers on the program compared with IN BETTER THIS YEAR. Evidently the Freeport village hour. which is the NRA schedule admiration on Thursday evening. Sept. 21 al aroused considerable Supt. Leslie Buller of Grand Rap­ . City Treasurer Mrs. Nellie Smith council is composed of men of good Thus tlie city has met It* responsl-, naturai beauty destroyed Mf Pa- the one last spring. If there are any Uie regular meeting. RefreahmenU Among tlie stunt* she displayed blllty to the national government quln mad J ‘ X\™ > cg of theac burine** Judgment. tor they have reports that taxes have been paid id* is quoted aa having said that a request numbers, they will be given. , be served following the baal- were: Throwing ringers with a man i .n delight in see­ Those who have request* to make for will paid the tolt dollar of village In­ and done it* full share toward crest-, p|acea . standing astride in front of the Ibetter this year than a year ago. shortage of elementary teacher* is ■ debtedness. During the last six ing additional Jobs. particular numbr* are urged to write fag. stake; throwing ringers over a man's ’The difference is no doubt due to in sight. If tliat 1* true, it would years the village has acquired more body; throwing ringers oyer a man's imore employment in the city than seem to be the wise thing for tisoae un’r*rvV i During the summer months. their request on a card or a slip of HIGH •SCHOOL EN­ than 56.000 worth of fire fighting body with a second man standing ’was true in 1033. All.city taxes were who are inclined to teaching to en­ Numa. Court* of Honor were held-at the paper and hand it, or mall it, to An opportunity for ten young men cainiM but thu flrtt 'in(ioori Hugo Wunderlich and the request equipment and paid for it. In addi­ ROLLMENT IS 489 astride the front of the stake: pitch- >made payable beginning in July*. roll thl* year in out County Narunpaiu ujr1, nuyvmucr 1, ur "jaL • _ tion an Investment of more, than 2°unty Jf* ;promises to be Just as interesting numbers will be given. unpaid inurc by November or Ing ringers blind with a blanket Tiwe ’ [KMalbly November 15. will be re-! Despite the fact that school has 55,000 has been made in new water Civilian Conservation Ctorpa. d enjoyable. enjoys. ■• | ■. and Board of Education Has the held In front of the stake; lighting a turned to the county treasurer, ~“,A" “ta" This enrollment deals with un, <( mains, all paid for. The people of match with one horse shoe and put- 1 FREE LECTURE ON . . .. fdenta will still be accepted in the Funds to Redeem All Freeport surely must appreciate the tin* it out with a second. Till* last / - OFFICIAL WALTER WALLACK 18 NOTICE. \ Normal class thU week and next. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE t services of such *■ council as they from families on the welfare list. trick is particularly difficult and THE NEW MANAGER Scrip Issued Enrol] with your township super­ have. ' calls for absolute accuracy. Mrs./f All holders of negotiable note*. Mrs. Mabel Clark 1* principal and Another business change will be­ An influx of nineteen late-comers James waa aucoessf ul on the first try ,(scrip) of the Hastings Board of ulss Jennie McBain, critic teacher. visor. Hastings City men at ,Clty Robert Stanley Ross of N4w come effective September 30. The has boosted the High school enroll­ while the woman who at present/U 1Education take notice that aforesaid The Banner greatly regrets the hall. York Oity* Coming Here ment to 480 or nine more than at- the women's champion of the 'notes will be paid on or after Bep- mis-statement made last week. Enrollment will begin Sept. IB and Co-Operative Elevator has pur­ chased waiter Wallace's Feed and Auction Suit on Sunday P. M. United States failed to do the stunt A cheerful note tn regard to school in twelve tries. CHURCH SUPPERS. BAN­ Forms for enrollment will be sent Seed business. <hich will be moved [ On Sunday afternoon. Sept. 17. finances 1* the fact that the board Into the Newton building, next to \ M. D. TRAFFORD. to supervisors of the townships ! that elevator. Mr. Wallace has been at three o'clock a free lecture on has m«e than enough in the sink­ Having decided to quit farming sam^wTn Examination and emdlment other details A. TOLLES' NEW LOCATION. previous -L. ^ployed to manage the elevator.. Christian Sclertce will oe given in ing fund to pay off with Interest M. D. Trafford will have an aucMr. A. Tolles, who suffered the R. Glasgow. Enrollment Director. fn.ReU,Xn °*rltn8er lni Central school auditorium by Rob- the negotiable notes (scrip) issued loss of his equipment and some pro ­ it--------the management. — « during the banking holiday last »In­ >nN«b ~ NOTICE. j Mr. Wallace U well qualified for York City. ter. Payment wUl be made at the duce he had on hand when the Ckur Uke. Sunday. SepumKr 17.Gull lake. Horses, cattle, hogs. poul­ Having had several years' exper- ------such—a,--------place.— He- knows — lhe retail Mr. Rou Hastings City Bank commencing building he iiad occupied so long was trv tools, trxxs feed irea and ano miscellaneous ■* j. —*. . — try, told by them that there is n dealrcyed. has reopened In the brick articles will be sold' to the highest ■__> ience — with my lather. tI wish to an- haitttwu business tlwniwhlv thoroughly, and and hu ha* nlwav* always Rnard nt t. Sept. 38. store building at the comer of Court MIXED DANCEfi—CLEAR LAKE, tax on church or society suoners, ' bidders. Harold Newkirk will cry1 nounce that I will carry on his done a fine business In handling1 Church The First Church at Christ, Saturday night. Sept. 16. Arehl- banqust* or the like. He said they and Jefferson streets, owned by CHICKEN BUFFER. this sale Read full particular* on I plumbing and beating business Will feeds and *eed* a* well as other pro­- Scientist in Boston. Mass. - ------ — ...Tt .,. armreriste -cur patronage. Melvin duce. Hla many friends extend con-• A general Invitation 1s extended to Martin church. Thursday, Sept. 14. Prank Horton, and will carry on hl* bald's orchestra. Saturday. Sept. 23. were classed as occasional sales and Frank Herrington —Adv. are not taxable. Price 36c.—Adv. produce business there. L. Pettit, phone 2373.—Adv. [ gratul*tton* and best wishes. the public to attend this lecture. ~ • been a change . — ------------with regard to 1 tile Old Age Pension law. Ctounty ’ Clerk T. B. K. Reid has received no­ tice from Lansing to take tlie census and collect the head tax. Payments under the pension law . will begin during the coming year. Tlie regis­ tration date is extended to Novem­ ber 1*. T)»e state is rushing supplies for the cotuus. Each person in every HASTINGS VILLAGE I IN THE M3 COUNTY ORGtNZIT Oil PERFECTED wheajMlotment — I One 07847271 SHAREM’NITTCASH YEAR’S PROGRAM IS SPLENDID ONE �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER U, 1M> PAGE TWO Itlve signal gives warning of tnune-' .1 r.Urnd rravlnp 11 u •tow.l IMEETING OF THORNDEATHS RESULT FROM dlale danger ot a railway train or I InvuUUy du. lo Ito wto™.," " “ APPLE GARDEN CLUB PLAIN CARELESSNESS car. Ute driver'must bring his ve-i of Ito driver, who U no, ool, e»n- hicte-iQ a complete stop before rnak-1 Im. but ■ law hre.Ur u veU. 1 ------------ln(T such grade crossing. Interesting Talk on Aquatic Drivers Are Hot Only Beck­ 4- In/^casing an InlarsecUon of UNFORTUNATE END OF Gardens by Mr. Toogood less But Violate the . tagtiwws. >qr an intersection of a of Grand Rapids hlgNTay by a railroad right of way. HAPPY CHILDREN’S PLAY State Laws the driver of a vehicle shall at all The September meeting of tlie times cause such vehicle to travel Little Ina Boss of MapleTliornapple ___ ~ Garden Club was an 0 been impressed with the great num-1ion on th® tho right half of the highway, . J------------ U)e 1K>mo of Grove Injured—Is at P*en- out-daw ~. meeting a ber of automobile accident* caused nunless * such right half is obstructed _________ _________ , _ ... Mrs. Darron on E. Slate 81. After a by carelessness of drivers who drive or Impassable. nock Hospital short business session the meeting onto railroad crossings and are hit 5. The person controlling the mi* «»» v>wHow uitcn often it noppeua happens with chll- wa* turned over to Mrs. Mohler, a* by locomotives? Borne have even movement of any self propelled ve­ dren.at play that projects which program chairman, who introduced driven broadside Into moving trains! hicle. upon passing- Uie crossing they enter upon- with enthusiasm Mf. Toogood of Grand Rapids, who Where such an accident happens signboard going toward the rail­ •end In some misfortune I .gave a splendid talk on "Pools" or lhe fault la enUrely lhe driver'*. road, shall reduce lhe speed of such This was true at lhe home of 'Aquatic ------. — .u.n a distancei Jisnucy: a--------We want to sununartoe a <cw pro-; vehicle so.1— that, within '”“ —— 7I.”Man)e'’arore He« gave the member* „—’town..— i h members a very precpracvlstan* in the tow* of Michigan reg- of 1OO feel from the nearest rail at JJ"* °ro£.tical talk on this subject covering utatlng motor vehicle, at railroad the croaring. such vehicle shall be X? children .re ah« ‘he construction of pooto. concrete. CToalDg*. under control and shall not P-'weed • interested in ’hinns that mov* daY< 4loel “ even an ordlnary tub 1. No motor vehicle shall operate al a greater sj>eed than ten mile* t imitate what older folks do sunk 10 ,hc Eround makes an attracover or across a railroad crossing per hour. j D.ldng tllc threshing season this tlve WB,er garden. He then took up at grade without first having come Railroads have 4H-..V sent VM* outinstruc'ycar , , lhe om children dowers for ,----the different uM>MuvJcnr ulc RK0M (UUiaren become DCCOD1C lhc ---- . ” ,’~ .C.”!..,. pool* n.. '’ to a full iton. where the Uon* iinm, iato train masters,. yard masters, ____ ... Interested ___ _______________ anrtofa tuid few named were the water atop, at a noint point --------------greatly in the work a few named were tnc lilv water tuy driver..----shall, —*view — ~~or road masters, bridge and building clear the mresnermen. threshermen. n It occurrca occurred io to-°r various kinds ...... and colors, water TC .■ . have . ." — ,7c . me rlttwr dlrecdlr*?. foremen, section foremen, signal su-ithem. ..... ................... .. hvnrlnlh.. uratj.r hawthnm. water water the railroad track ini cither especially to the older one* (hyacinths/ water hawthorn, Uon. which will enable him to see|pet-vis** and maintainers, agent*.'to improvise something like a 001 u,ls- arrow head and aovwhether there 1* an approaching operators and crossing watchmen, threshing machine outfit ■ They fcral others. trainbefore heattempts iocross. |t0repon to the superintendent of! were very ingenious In their effort*.‘ As Mr. Toogood ha* a lovely bed 2. Anydriver of aschool bu*who suchrailroad all case* of violation nrst they secured a big wheel from. 01 water lilies in his own pool in shall not come to a complete stop or recklessness on the part of driv- 1 nn old mowing machine, with it* Grand Rapids hc showed us *omc of immediately before crossing amil- i ers of vehicles approaching and driving rod. Thl* they attached to his beautiful specimens which he road track ihall be guilty of a ml*» ' passing over street or railway crose- ■ parts of a worn-out washing ma* brought along. demeanor. His operator'sand ings. giving the name of the street: chine. Tins in turn was attached Mrs- Tvrpenlng gave a short talk chauffeur's licenses. shall be sus-1 or. highway, the lotion, location, time time of; of; to to still still another another old old machine machine they they ™ cn "Midsummer "Midsummer Flowers" Flowers" of of which which - ------------- ------------------ •*-pended for a period bf not more occurrence, date and and license license numnum- found found. The original old machine* jh® Mid wld Jhere lhere were wtre ab^>ut abiul 50 which »ldch than one year. ber of lhe car. : were taken apart and only the parts bloomed during July and August, 3. When any person driving any It seems to us that thl tbfc railroads!: used which would carry" carry out their Mr*. Darron gave a talk explainvehicle approaches the crossing of. have done all ini their power, and'scheme. By 4turning the *-■ big- mowing pov ' * - « - • - Ing the' use ofplantlng during the an interurban or steam railroad at Hie state has done all in ita power,I tpaclilne wheel all the other part* s1?1}4 ,AC’ . Meeting adjourned to grade, and a clearly visible and pos-i to prevent Uie slaughter of people: ----- ,J-------M-ti™ .dwimA- meet in i would operate. , ‘ Engaged with the others wa* Ina October which will be lhe election of Choice Meats Armour’s' . Armour’s ■ BOILED HAM STAR HAMS Whole or Half By the piece or wwfer tliced w25c ib. X7c BEEF KETTLE ROASTS lb. 10c CUBE STEAKS ,1b. 27c HAM ENDS lb. 8c YOUNG BEEF LIVER 2 lbs. 25c PORK LOIN ROAST «b em. lb. 12c ECKRICH Shultz or Freeport OLEO Butter 3 25c ib 26c McLaughlin Coffee A-1 Gem “ee'/z” Ambrosia 19c 23c 27c 29c WHITE HOUSE COFFEE lb. SWEET POTATOES 6 lbs. Premier GRAPE FRUIT 3 &? PREMIER PEARS or ROYAL ANNE CHERRIES 2 ’cJl’ HART STRING BEANS 2 can. CHOICE, GREEN 22c 19c 40c 45c 35e 6 Cam $1.03 Ro-s, ten years old. They were , , _ playing last Thursday and ware do.ftUTW.Wft UIT« AaDj ing an imaginary job of threshing. LlunTNINu HI IS LAnLTo Ina was assigned the task of TOM PCIJTCD OUIIDPM feeding the grain into the machine. 1 L’tN 1 unUHLfl She carried out her part as did the „ „ ~~ , others Finally it became necessary; Building Is Saved by Good as she thought, to ol! the machln— . of - _ Work Freeport andcry. Securing an oil can she apHastings Fire Trucks piled It In different places where' ’rhe could reach. Ina wanted to do rt¥ ,-v o'clock Saturday At BMUUl about u 5:20 i this job thoroughly. It became nec- morning lightning struck the steeple [ersary, in her judgment, to crawl of the Carlton Center Mcthofftot under the machinery, which was Episcopal church, setting it on fire, in motion, to do some oiling. After Fortunately the fire wa* discovered she had done this she tried to arjstr before It had made much headway. Some of her long hair was caught fl!ld the rain tended to keep it down. In Oto of the moving gears and a call* for help were sent to Freeport patch of scalp, about two Inches and Hastings. The fire’truck* from in diameter, wu taken off the tap both piaee> responded. It wa* forof her head. Her screams ted to tunaW lhCy did to. Neither truck the stopping of the machinery, but had enobgh hose to reach from the top late to help her. A Nashville Little Thornapple river, several rods doctor was cal.td and he recognized of the Carlton Center church, the .-great infection. Ac- uy By uzing u^ng inc the nose hose iroin from oam both vrucu truck* - -- danger - -------- of ................ mrrttnolv ....... ... ...... .. rordintly «hr» .he '•'*< -s, Krnttffhl brought lo Ren- lha ..... pien utul ___ .upplg or witer could UOCJ ho.plt.1 Id be ..red to uo- w uUtod. nreraen were aUe ] n d.nter Irom IhM rouree 1. pub u »■< lhe budding. The member, or She u improemg. md -Ul won be Ih. c!„;rch ,„d th. eummundr c.n able to return to her home. 'congratulate ---- «----------------------.— themselves that —the building, after some repa in. can still WARNING TO CHRIST­ be used for church and community purjx»se*. MAS TREE THIEVES FASblNG OF FOREST CLARY. New Law Aims to Protect Forrest Clary; aged nearly 21. j parsed away in Chicago cn Wed­ Owners of Evergreens, nesday afternoon ofl typhoid fever. Shrubs,. Etc. , He had gone to tliat city to visit his The last atatc legislature sharp- i «Uter and husband,'Mr. and Mrs. ened the teeth in lhe Michigan law! Vcre Miller, and to atttend the fair, aimed at Christmas tree thieves ■ Before leaving home he had not who help themselves to evergreens. fclt *'cll but finally decided to go as which Utey sell without state Irupec- hc had planned. Shortly after ar­ tton. The last legislature passed'riving in Chicago. Forrest wa*, what is Jmown as the “Perry Act." stricken’ while walking on the requiring that persons cutting, rc- street, later improving so he was moving or trah^porttng Ohristmas .about again. After a second attack trees, evergreen bougli* or other' he »as removed lo a hospital where wild tree*, jhruhs or vines, must first every care waa given him. but to no, obtain lhe cement of the owner of avail. tlie land from which the plants or Forrest was born in Hastings, liv* trees are taken. u>8 here oli his life. Surviving Ire The permit must give the legal de- ‘he mother. Mrs. W. F. Clary, four RCriptlon ol the land as well a* the Asters. Mrs. Verve Miller of Chlnsme of the legal owner. The failure ^re- Ralph Lefler of Woodto exhibit such written consent to la.nct- Mrs. Hubert Bronson ahd Miss, cRterecment officers will, according .^farcen Clary of Hastings, and one j to tlie act. be prima facie evidence brother. Frederic Clary, at home. • ' Hist no such consent wa* obtained He wa-' a ‘>’Pb ot young man and will mean the guilt of the.party ‘^nd tt‘iU b® 8re«Uy missed by his 1 arrested, who will be subject to fine ,a!uily and friend*, who have tlie ; and Imprisonment.----------------------------- sincere sympathy of the entire com­ . munity. ------ ------------------------ Foundation to Entertain I ■ Eaton County TMohera| rnrAi ivpure Turn Baird La adi The taaohara of Eaton county will be- entertained at the W. K. Kellogg Foundation camp at Pinai announcement tn this issue. lake. Prairieville, from the after­■ The Reed Drug Store announces a noon of Friday. September 18.’ to।' few regular price* this week on drug Sunday evening. September It | needs. Read their ad. on another A fine program has been prepared. page. as follow*: Grape Juice—Will start making grape juice Sept. 20. Price 25c gal­ lon. O. N. Kaiser, pbuie 739-FJ2.Adv. #-20. Dennison. Eaton County commissioner, chairman. The Anchor class of Die Methodist Group singing, music, Kellogg Sunday School meets tonight with Band Saxophone Sextet. their teacher. Mm. Guy C. Keller, 7: 30—General meeting. Dr. Stuart for a social meeting. Pritchard. Chairman. Speaker. Miss The J. C. Penney Co. store has a arable Bragg, "Prof, of 'Education, largo advertisement in thl* issue Boston University. quoting prices that sliould be very 10:00—Light* out. attractive to careful shoppers. Saturday. Sept. 16. Rev. O. M. Conklin 1* at hi* home 8: 00 A. M —Breakfast. in. thl* • city and recovering nicely 9: 00—Group meetings. Teachers from his recent operation performed and Teacher-Nurses. at Bronson hospital In Kalamazoo. 10: 00—General meeting. Dr. O. All are glad to hear of his convales­ M. Byington. Chairman. 1. MediCal cence. ’ Program tn Rural Schools, Dr. Joe Maytag announces a sure advance Davis. X The Child tn the School. Dr. Roy Street. 3. The Dental Pro- in the price of washing machine* in rarn in the Rural School, Dr. R' W. the not far distant future. D. B. Green of Woodland i* distributor for torris. ' 11 OG—Ocneraf meeting. Dr. G. B. this territory. Read announcement ...___ __ Darling. Chairman. Speaker, Miss In thl* issue. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Steffey Mabie Bragg- I 12:00 Noon—Dinner. 2:00 P. M —General meeting. Dr. Roy Street, Chairman. 1. Physical Examination in the School, Dr. By­ ington. 2. Dental Examination 'tn the School, Dr. Morris. 3. Reading. Dr. Rosebrook. 3:00—4. Menial Deficiency. Dr. Street. 5. Detecting Speech Defecu, in lhe School. Miss Sebald. 6. San­ itation. Mr. Lyman Chamberlain. 8:00—Dinner, music, Kellogg Band Saxophone sextet 7:30—General meeting. Dr. Stuart Pritchard. Chairman. Speaker. Dr. W. E. Biala. Prof, of Physiology, University of Toronto. 9:30—Dancing in dining room. 11:00—Lights out. Sunday. Sept 17. gust Johanson. Soloist. Mr. Nelson Schrler. 10: 00—General meeting. Miss St. Clair. Chairman. 1.. Health Educa­ tion and Its gelation to the School Program, Miss St. Clair. 2. The Crippled Child in School. Miss Tap­ pan. 3. Teacher Attitudes. Dr. Rose­ brook. 11: 00—Group meetings. Teachers and Teacher-Nurses. 2:QO—Camp Fire Program and Play. MU* Frieda Olsen. 2: 10—Boy Scout Program and Play. Mr. Houser. 3: 00—Games for the Rural School, Mr. John Vydareny. 0:00—Supper. J. L. MAUS VISITS FA­ MOUS CARLSBAD CAVERN EVIDENCE OF PIONEER RESOURCEFULNESS ■ A Three Tined Wooden Fork, Made by Borne Pioneer, la Discovered David Boyes, of the Home Lumber ! Company of this city, has a relic which ha prises highly. It to o woodon fork, which evidently must have been made in pioneer times Till* fork has three tines. It to made of hickory. One end wa* split so a* to make three wooden tine*. Those were held apart by wooden gadget*, securely fastened between the tine* with the old-time square nail*. The tines were shaped so that the fork could be used to good advantage. It ha* a long handle and shows it imd i been used fqr th® purpose* for which a pitchfork is intended. ' This tool was found underneath a lol of debris and decaying vegetable matter in a bam on the Lem Eaton farm inside the city limit* on M-43 nortlieast of town. This farm had recently come into poAsc&slon of a Grand Rapids man. who wished to havo it put in good condition. The barn *111* had rotted away, and the building needed a new foundation. To make this it wa* necessary to I clean out a corner of the bam which' had evidently been a hay mow. Sev- i ' \“te , (Jessie Usbome) of Kalamazoo, are : lhe proud parent* ot baby boy. hi' weighing eight and cne-half pounds. ’ SthSS. He win answer to the name of Got- I L “ don. Congratulationswere not available, the pioneer could TtoS'uX CLOTHES SHOP Cool Days Ahead.... You need Sweaters, Jackets and Blazers We have a NEW assortment that we have just received! Slip Overs Crew Neck Several colors at comp..,, b1 -U* . uml Um. wmUI to Um mgb. ESm J. J. WOODMAN TO LECTURE ON INDIANS ffiSTSmi may be found on arrolher page of L . , . ~ _ this week's Banner. Gamed Information From' Tbecity council voted, at ita *e*Boyhood Experiences and I sion Friday night, to have Hastings Mpwituvw uuu repreaepted at the meeting of the: Living in the West Michigan Municipal League, which, Mr. J. J. Woocknan, of Napoleon,' will be held September 13, 14 and 15.' Ohio; has arranged to give a tec-! These meetings are important, a* I ture liere tn the near future at the matters are dtocusaed that arc of vi-1 High school on “Indian Manners 101 ,o,cr“t’to “U cities innd Customs.” Mr. Woodman's; Robert Stnmbcck wa* brought in-1 grandfather wa* Samuel O. Wood-| to Justice Matthews court one day man, who we* the first settler tn last week and plead guilty to con- Orangeville township tn thto-aounty. I trlbuting to the delinquency of a He has written a book entitled "In-1 female child. He was assessed »25!dtan Legends." Mr. Woodman wu*i fine and cost* in the case, or the bom in Orangeville, but moved to aJternative of thirty days in Jail. Ohio 35 years ago.- There were a faklnB the ,al1 sentence. fev Indians in Orangeville townThe Country club h-jusc of the 'ship in hi* boyhood. There was Ionia golf club burned to the ground then and »U!1 is quite a settlement I early Friday morning, with all |t* of Indians over the line from content* and fumtohlngs and the Orangeville In Allegan county. He| playing outfit* of many ot it* mem- has travelled extenAlvely in the west.! bers. TTie origin of the fire has nnt । and gave a considerable time lo < been determined. Many Hastings’studying 'and getting acquainted! golfers have played on the Ionia with Indians. He has a fund of in-1 ground* and have enjoyed the hoa- • formation with regard to them pitallty cf the Ionia Club and will which will matt his talk very in­ regret exceedingly this mtofortune i teresling. which has visited them. I ■ ■ ■ . Fourteen patient* were registered i ONE ADMITTED GUILT at Pennock hospital this Wcdnesdaj OTHER TO STAND TRJAI’H010*08। Bernard Helsel and William Rose.' A daughter. Betty Louise, was 'charged with statutory rape, were, “Hd Wra. WH- arraigned 'before Justice Matthew* hEp™ Tto CS.rd"mto Piurtoon. d.,1 w„ AxM Wtl8hed;at *1.500 eacn. which they were une ght pounds andounce*. jaye to give, so they were returned) It Is Sometimes Called the '‘Eighth Wonder of RAM SALES DAY tnc twov were brought before the World’’ We have received a letter from J. PLANNED BY BREEDERS JETSSEww’lE’S’tai Is. Maus, who wm then in Carlsbad. New Mexico, on business. In which he tell* of a visit to Carlsbad Cav­ ern. the most wonderful in the world. Mr. Maus states that he walked with a crowd of 207 for five hours through the cavern; that he ate lunch 750 feet beneath the sur­ face of the earth In a big room made by nature, which is utilized as a lunch room. He declared that It to the most beautiful room he was ever in. and that he lacks words to de­ scribe it. He enclosed to us a series of views of Carlsbad Cavern, which show that it must be a wonderful place. Practically all the cavern seen by visitor* Is electrically lighted. That part open for inspection is made as easy of access, as possible. One trip a day Is made throughout the year, with guides furnished by the Na­ tional Park Service. Carlsbad Cav­ ern to now owned by the federal government. It has been opened for several miles. There arc many milts that have been explored but not yet opened. And how many more miles there are that have not been ex­ plored cannot be guessed. WATERS ft S . Helsel will be tried later tills term Fine Opportunity for Those.®£_cowrt. Sentence will.not be im■ posed on ” Rou ‘until Interosted to Securo "* “ “j Helsel’s case “ is Purebred Stock j dispoeed of. ■ . Boys’ Slip Overs Plain colors with con­ trasting trim 98«. qas Suede Blazers -Sateen lined, zipper fronts Blue & Green Welton Cossack Jackets With zipper fronts WATERS CLOTHES SHOP If it isn’t good, we don't cany it Harold J. Foster. Barry County SCHANTZ REUNION. Agricultural Agent, announces that The tenth annual reunion of the Barry county purebred sheep breed-, Schantz family was held on Labor ers are planning another Ram Sale* Da>’ “1 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Day at the Hasting* fair grounds in Wilbur Schantz, with thirty-two in earty October. Lust year was the attendance, coming from Lansing, first time breeders bf the county h*d Woodbury. Woodland. Grand Rap- | cooperated with Mr. Foster to put ids and Hastings. A bountiful pot on this worth while feature. I luck dinner was served after which! Any sheep breeder wishing to buy a of songs and recitations a good ram this fall has a distinct «lvcn- wh,ch a11 enjoyed. Offi- j BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. advantage in attending this Ram'c<?r* tor 11,0 coming year were also, Sales Day. The better purebred clected. rams for sale in the county are ■ ANOTHER EXCURSION S brought to the fair grounds tor this TO CHICAGO SUNDAY lhcJ*0"0 00 Prlda* tfternoon. Rev. one afternoon. This allows the buy-' '--- -----•** Dewey officiating. Burial wa* Ing public to look over the complete offering in one afternoon with very Low Faro, Ottered tor ■ the "* Hastings, Michigan • Telephone* 2244*2557 HL— little travel. The buyer can compare Round Trip—Opportuni- i -------------- "----------- , one ram with another and easily, make comparisons and selections. I ty to See tho Fair TEST opens a, .aLtow, ,to.to,e. T,„ meeting " ’“ “w STX An auction sate 1* not held. Once PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK OF SEPT. 17 the buyer decides upon a ram he ] iw nn excursion Sunday, September ’ b*8 tenl al ,he engages the owner in private sale at I 17. to Chicago and return over the T“n bc’ , SUNDAY — MONDAY whatever figure the buyer and seller C. K. Aj S.. giving an exceedingly *b?n Sunt,aY 'vHh Rev. Orto Munger agree upon. This Sales Day ha* all i low lore for the round trip. Tlie de^.'‘crin<,opc.!J!P8 WIND AND RAIN/ the advantages of tlie regular farm I train will leave Woodland at 5:45 U»e fit,bJect’ well a* many convenience* J W|lh a targe supporting cast of stars, in what has been said to A M.. Sunday. Hastings at 8:15 and cerU,!dy DAMAGED DWELLING selling ;to the a* be the flnrut bit of character portrayal of Lionel buyer and seller a* well. will arrive at Chicago at 10.35 that * «o»pel that will meet lhe forenoon Returning it will leave day humanity.^«v. Mr. and Mrs. Janies Mills , Any purebred sheep breeder who has purebred rams for sale this fall, i Chicago at 11 00 o’clock at night. W W brought^the evening can enter them In this Sales Day, Found Excitement at < reaching Hasting* at 3 45 in the Metrotone Musical Revue In Color with Paihe Latest morning and Woodland al 4:15. The (J? Meel T*?y Ood.. and A. A. GrifKissimmee, Florida ' by writing Mr. Foetec so he can pro- ; News Evant* vide room for the dffering* at thefare for the round trip is »3.25 from fln 8808 ,Amen Jmu8> wM luitar ADULTS 25 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS Word has been received from Mr. fair i grounds. Woodland. $3 00 from Jiastlngs and accompaniment. ‘cromMnlnumL A a good tm~’ attendance and Mrs.;James Mills, who returned Good rams from all the popular was present and a fijte spirit of in ­ 52.75 from Delton. to their home in Kissimmee, Fla., ; Barry county breed* will be offered For a one day visit to the fair this terest and o-opcratlon was mani­ last week after spending the sum- i TUESDAY at the Ram Sale* Day at going farm fest. Dome of the speakers during offers exceptional opportunities. । n you need a ram you can’t tl» week a Hl be Revs. F. H. and mer here, that they found plenty price*Mabie Nagle. Rev. Robert Hall. Rev of excitement awaiting' them there, iafford lo miss thl* date In early Oc­ NEW INTERPRETATION. The trgin on which they arrived tober. I E Gamble. Plan to hear these splen­ A new interpretation ot the wheat did workers. tn Kissimmee went no farther, but In a sparkling comedy dram* packed with thrilling :eduction program of the govern­ left at once for Jacksonville, a* the A WELCOME RAIN. ment ha* been made. If. allow* SKULL FRACTURE RE­ oriental adventure. railroad tracks were unsafe for trav­ Everybody was rejpiced over the wheat growers to grew certain crop-, SULT OF HORSE'S KICK. el farther on. The rain had flood- iwonderful rain that began early on acreage held out of wheat pro­ ed the street*, and the wind had ; Monday morning and lasted through Melvin BUderbeck, 62. who* lives duction-' Under the new ruling, any blown part of the roof off thelt the i forenoonEvery drop of 11 soaked Cartoon Comedy—“GLAD YOU'RE DEAD" oilier crop which is fed ,*b work near Nashville was found uncon­ house, allowing the rain to soak the iinto the ground, it would >have Football Remtader- FIGSHIN’’ scious late Wednesday afternoon in horses on th- farm may be grown on the barn on the Robert Chance content* of the building. Some of |helped a lot more If it had occurred Adults Ten Cent* with a Coupon Only this conti acted acreage, for which farm. It is thought that he bad been the neighbor* had opened the house ।about two week* ago, but if frost Otherwise 25 Cent*. Children 18 Canto the government pays rental It also and taken out bedding, rugs. etc.. shall । hold off it will help lata pota­ adjusting the harness, on one of the permits the growing of feed on such to dry, so Mr. and Mrs. Mills could ।toes very much, and possibly late horses, and that the horse kicked ' jbeans. acreage, if it is fed to animal* that । him rendering him unconscious. •tay In titeir home. WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY .re gomg .01. ..a.^.erod home | r^ESVEd ESTS'S Mrs. Mills, who wa* seriously 111 Friday, so it is claimed at the while here, stood the .trip very well, ।weather bureau service stations, Was '__________ear IbOrn nOt known. and Is gaining a* rapidly as poui- ।the hottest September 8th in thl* Htn reunion Hc sunen!d a severe skull frac­ blc. which is good news to her many , Pat 81X? sn™ few of ht. ™ 'n the section of Michigan for sixty years— Barry county friend*. five degrees warmer than any tem­ pals held a reunion at ’Indian I JSf'aJ h * “ perature recorded on any other Sep­ Orqre.” Thornapple river They ycl1 33 1”“^. __________ CHARGED WITH SERI­ tember 8th. • Short Subject—“FARADS OF YESTERDAY” built n fireplace of atone* and boiled GONE TO FAIR. . OUS OFFENSE. a Mulligan without the wtstance Franklin Ernest Herney the Sec­ Edward Slingerland, of Grand ARRESTED FOR LARCENY. ADULTS 15 CENTS ol their Chef.' "Curley ’ Webber ,on<i ward barber «inl«d hi* CHILDREN 10 CENTS Rapids, was arrested Saturday night Earl Cope and Claud Hyter. of by Deputy Sheriff Bell, of Middle- IMiddleville, were detected Friday villa, on the charge of driving a night i in the act of stealing copper . FRIDAY — SATURDAY Umt he helped rhe Mum Wil :hope to doE„t SLg iegTrn”! motor car while under lhe influence iand brass from the old factory of liquor. It appears that the car Ibuilding In that village. This build-. JmtvSr°Ve 9carty "r* hair 100,0 that l» guaranteed to driven by him collided with the au- Iing was al one time used a* a brass cnl1 >fnt* 380 __________ !«row hair on a billiard ball or any tomoblie of Clifford Timmons, of Ifactory and later as a knitting mill-| r innr wn * Iof Uv*c Knife" razors that Moline No one was seriously hurt ’The charge registered against them CIRCLE NO. * . art .Madc .p, SelJ? Tlie accident happened on M-37 a iis larceny from a buildingCircle No 4 will meet with Mrs. ---------------- mile and a lull this side of Middle““-------’—•— — brought beforeba ,GUILD 15, ville. Blingerland wa* Charles Baldwyn, 634 N. Hanover St. ~ NO. " HOSPITAL GUILD NO. 7. Mead Justice Tuesday and at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon, Sept , Will meet with Mr*. Jay — -___ — Matthew* .................................................... , Hospital Guild No. 7 will meet 20th. A good attendance to deaire.i -Wednesday. September 20. This to assessed 850 fine and coat*, or lhe with Mrs. Burton Perry. 811/ 8 AUDITS 15 CENTS as officers for the year are to be the first meeting of tlie year m> alternative of ‘ 60 day* in J*D. He 'Is. Church 81.. Wednesday P. M-. Sept. 10 CENTS elected.—Mra W. L Hinman, chair- Ple«< be present.—Mr*, p, & Her­ boarding it out with Hhcriff Leon­ 20. Let iu rally and have a good man. ney. 8ecy. ard In lieu of the fine. attendance. f TRAN I)THEATER2 Lionel Barrymore and Miriam Hopkins Mayonnaise 16c Pint* 25c BEHELLH?ANS°R ’/2 Pints Michigan 3% Sales Tax Included in These Prices Your own fresh “The Stranger’s Return” Spencer Tracy, Fay Wray and Eugene PaUete HOME M<pi MAYONNAISE WITH NO TROUBLE “SHANGHAI MADNESS” AT ALL... PERFECT MAYONNAISE EVERY TIME... IN/THI NEW IS MINUTE MAYONNAISE Loretta Young and Ricardo Cortez MAKER “MIDNIGHT MARY” Friday and Saturday Specials Feldpausch's Food Market Deliveries At 8 and 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. Telephone 2272 Hastings, Michigan Stuart Erwin and Wynne Gibton �FAO« THRU THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1M3 Sporting Items i|| rars program n IS SFLMIO QUE ERS EAST ENDERS STILL AHEAD IN LEAGUI Jt S SHOP Days id... Sweaters, id Blazers a NEW it that we received! Dvers Neck colors at D □vers 8 with con­ g trim D Mazers ed, zipper nts 75 :en Welton Jackets > ier fronts '50 E RS S SHOP 't good, carry it (Continued from page afie) ' ’ PINE LAKE. J drew large crowds from this comCLOVERDALE GARDEN CLUB HOLDS FLOWER SHOW. “orsunday Mr. and Mrs. John ;munlty. Many of the profile exhibit-! fruit, vegetable* and grain. HerBRINGS UP OLD QUESTION The Garden Club held their first Rogers entertained for dinner. Mr. iand Mrs. annual flower show at the Clover--<»■>» ~.s. Leander Rogers of AUicns. ^Morel^se^had — a-very wonderJoseph Nesbitt of Detroit, aged dale town hall August 31st. Mm. and Mr. and Mrs.-Leon Wood and lul display of honey. j — . children ■ mmren of m Trowbridge. uTowunage. Mr. Mrs. Eno Johruam of M. J. Cross accompanied the judges, :: _.M 5- and Mn !'. ^ ,occh ‘ Mrs. Frank Andrus,- Mrs. Roy Puller jjr, an(j }jrs. john Oswald of -^he'byviUe cslled^ac Walter Wardustrious automobile salesman. One and Mrs. E. A. Burton of Hastings, creaey accompanied by Mn nnd.ner* on Sun^c{ afi«n*»n- MrPromptly settling all legitimate claims. g N. lt Br^^rd have Just re?^e aLd^hil^if evening la^t week he was driving Nine awards were'granted aa folWriting a broad and liberal policy at reasonable rates. * his car along . the streets when he ,ow#: I turned from a three-days’ motor ,'’f. Paying over four and a half million dollars in losses since or­ wm seized by four young thugs, and Zinnia:—largest. Mrs. Bert Me- trip through northern Michigan. h to A1' ganisation. taken to' a lonely spot ovlr near Mt. Cgllurn; second. Mrs. A. Patton. The waler carnival at Slwlp's re- ‘eBan eoum>’ , -. . Clemens. He was unarmed, willing­ Today the largest farm mutual fire insurance company in Rose:—Flrat. Mrs. Martha Rep- 'Wirt >ort on Sunday and Monday after-' after- j STONY STONE POINT, POINT. ly offered to give hl* captors all the noons ‘s drew large crowds. Tlie The races j school Is running once more with Michigan. . money lie had but begged Dial hl* logle; second. Mrs.’ Bert McCallum. ,x>0, MUy contctol bv^tmany ,„nl, Ulnl woulny U life might be spared. But despite lum Orange:—First Mrs. Martha .. . teaching hi« third term here. such pleas they .took his car. ids Replogle; second. Mrs. Martha Rep­ cn"?nl*; . The September meeting of the Junior ulocker lwd ft, t«uU opermoney, and what valuables they logle. ^Pine Lake Helping Hand Club wa$LUon owr tbe end. MORRIS O. HILL, Hastings wanted. and then deliberately. > in Cream:—Mrs. Martha Replogle. held With Mrs. Nichols. There wer* » Orval Wadeu was nt Detroit tak-' cold blood, and without any reason Salmon P^nk:—First, Mrs. Martha racvs oxcr Labor whatever murdered him. In a few Replogle; sedvqid, Mrs. Bert McCal­ ten members and two visitors pres.-;lh., ln Uw ent. Following a short business seahour* they were arrested, and a lum. ’ few days later were brought before Red:—Flrat, Mrs Everett McCal­ sion a program rof readings In ; Our Qrst -p T. A, mectlng for the : HOME OFFICE 702 CHURCH ST-, 1X1X1. MICH. • char«p Ura^Terpenning wws :>w will be held at the Wellman the Court, plead guilty and given lum. W. V. BUBBAS. PrtiiSral. II. K. FISK. SacrtUrT ’ Best collection of mixed bouquets: given. The October meeting will be ' fcn^niou-e Friday evening. Sept. 15. sentences up to 199 year* it! prison. Why should society have any pity —l^rge, first, Mrs. Bert McCallum; held with Mrs. Warner at which; A B0<x[ program is being prepared. ° { ,led’ j r.. Our old nc'.ghbonl. Mr. and Mrs. . for such brutes—and there seems to second Miss Glenna Osirood ■'1 Miss CJuu- O,rlcy oirjey of I,asUn mjungs Medium:—First. Welton Brooks;: ...“ J*?, Cleo Warner and Clara Cluw *s liave just ’ noWLING i. be plenty of them rooming around ■ ■ a 1400 mile ... i Llehnls drove tn Ar^.1 ul J returned from trip to i DOWLING. among the sick ones the past week, the country? Why should the peo­ second, Mrs. Prank Humeston. Ro*e:-FU*t. Mrs -Dorothy Pet- ‘t. Minneapolis. Minn, where they. Mtea Rullson will preach her last 'but is Improving at present. ple of Michigan, already overtaxed, Mrs. Hattie Dunn of Fine lake ;P!,ine Nobels daui*htcr of Mr. and;fcl)enf a few. wltb thrir two sermon for the year next Sunday) have to spend several Uiousands of UngUl; second. Mrs. Replogle. Bouquets:—First, Glenna Osgoodi daughters, who are taking a course morning. Her mother. Mrs Eliza- ; I spent Saturday afternoon with her dollars every YEAR .to sustain second Glenna Osgood Mrs Bellingham entertained Sun- ln nur;M. surKcr). nl the Minnesota, belli Rullson. is still at their sum- |I mother. Mrs. Mary Wertman. their worthless lives as long as they । Frank Hammond of Kalamazoo shall live—provided some all-wise I visited Wallace Norton and Mrs. pardon board doesn't parole them in i Ettie Stanton Sunday. a few yggra, and let them out to •"d Emm*iJ W.llnnn MUIdlr'n" | Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stanford, again prey on society? Nina IDostei. i (.tj tbcjr daughter in Jackson n nt the church on Thursday. Sept.-I, George Stanford and Miss II we itad the death penalty in —*Velma Brounrtl and Clark and Al- !c0Un!e days last week. *’llh Su#,c DtPrirater and Helcii Conkllri were members of a party White, first. Mrs. Martha Replogle who enjoyed Labor Dav at Gull vin Nottingham begun their studies j ------------' Ciieescman In charge. generates would be ended, the jieople Rose, first. Miss Glenna Osgood: । at Plainwell High schtwl on Monday! Because of mounting costs in liv- ! Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Fisher were lake. would be saved a great many thou­ second. Mrs. Martha Replogic. j morning. ing the French tire becoming Inter- ' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norris sands of dollars in expense, and Orange. Mrs. Martha Replogle. ' Prairieville Sunday. —--------------- — .—Tlie average height of lighthouses It would be Impossible for them lo Zinnia centerpiece:—First, Mrs . , Tlie Home-coming and carnival nt' ested in tlie American chain-store. near en Friday and Saturday ■ method 6f distributing mercliandise. Mrs. Bert oti» MraOtis has hps been numbered ‘ -■ is about 125 feet. get out through parole or escape, Ray Barnes; second. Mrs. A. E. Put- Plainwell ' and again prey on society, as a very ton. large percentage of paroled prisonPetunias:—Centerpiece, first and second. Miss plenna Osgood. i As It Is now, criminals have no re­ Salvia:—Centerpiece, first, Mrs.. spect for our law and no fear of it. Everett McCallum. Tliere is always tlie prospect that Marigold:—First, Mrs. A. E. Pat-; they may not be 'caught. There is ton; second. Mrs. Everett McCallum.t tlie almost absolute certainty too Lemon, first. Mrs. Esther Johnthat if they are caught, they will be Orange, first. Mrs. Bert McCal-l The enforcement of our laws, espe­ lum; second. Mrs. Martha Replogle.' cially our criminal laws, is a farce Dwarf. Mrs. Frank Humeston. ' and a travesty upon Justice. Our Mixed bouquets:—Lavender and laws have no "teeth" in them and pink. Dahlias and Phlox.-first. Mrs criminals have no fear of them— Replogic; second. Mrs, Ray Barnes.! and with good reason. Criminals at Snapdragons:—First,-Mrs. Martha ■ heart are cowards. They bluster Repldglc; second, Mrs. Chas. Sny­ when they have their victims at der. their mercy, but they are yellow Delphiniums:—First. Mrs. Henlo. when put lo the test. One of the gle. Gladiolus:—First. Welton Brooks; four who took part in the murder of Nesbitt nearly-fainted when sen­ second. Bert McCallum. Special mixed bouquet. Charles tence was passed. Circuit Judge Neil E. Reid, of Mt. Snyder. Special basket of Dahlias. Mrs. Clemens, before whom these ban­ dits were brought, has revealed that Chas. Wise.’ Basket of Asters ana Dahlias. he is contemplating a movement ' looking to the reinstatement of the Mrs. Rai* Barnes. death penalty in Michigan. Such Asters:—First. Mrs. A. Pattqn, Balsams. Mr: Esther Johncock. action, it may be assured, will be Sweet Peas: — First, Mrs Grant I bitterly fought by-the well-organized criminal element, and by all the Dickerson: second. Mrs. Richard shyster lawyers who reap big fees in Arentz, Klss-Me-Over-the-Garden-Gate: ! defense of criminals. But the'hon­ est. Industrious law-abiding element —Mrs. Martha Chamberlain. Golden Glow:—First. Mrs Doro­ of this state, who have to foot tlie monstrous bills Induced by care of thy PettlngiU; secotid. Mrs. Grant criminals, are entitled to consider­ Dickerson." Child's Bouquet —Vase of ifild ation. If we had capital punishment and some "teeth" Iri our laws, there flowers, first. Charles Monica. Jr. Vase of Blaik-cyed Susans. Mrs. would be a marked decrease in Everett McCallum. crime, and a marked decrease In Vase of Gnuscs. Mrs. Everett Metaxes due to it. Judge Reid should have the best wishes of all in any Callum. Wild Sunflowers. Mrs. Grant Dick­ effort he may make looking to the erson. restoration of capital punishment. Suriflowers and Golden Rod. Mrs. Lester Monica. NORTHEAST CARLTON. Special Basket of Wild Plowen,. Mr. an<l Mrs. Elwyn Hayward of Richard Arentz. Delton spent Sunday evening with Basket of Wild Flowers —Fir;t. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bert McCallum; second, Richard Lydy. . Arentz. Ardis Allerding. who is attending Basket of Amanmthils—Richard School at Hastings, spent* Saturday Arentz. night and Sunday at home. Basket of Cosmos:—First. Mrs. Lois Wickham is tlie new teacher Harold Springer; second. Mrs. A. E of the Friend school. Patton. . Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lydy visited Secy., Mrs. Gertrude Monica. Monday with Mr. and Mm Sidney COLD BLOODED MURDER The city softball league went Into for saving boys who have gotten a the final week ot play last Monday wrong start, giving them a better -with the East Enders leading with chance In life and an opportunity to become useful members of society. The November meeting will be a Tuesday night the East End gave the Table co. a twenty-six to one Father and Son banquet.-tlie speak­ drubbing. Wednesday night saw tlie er being Dr. Gordon Wheeler of North Bide take another ootf point Grand Rapids, a talented attorney and a man wlio can give boys a by the score of four’to three. The strnight-from-the-slioulder talk tliat CoSee Shop beat the Table Co. eight will benefit them. For December IB the speaker will to five Thursday night and the A. & be Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg, feat of the season Friday night by of Grand Rapids. Senator Vanden­ berg has taken rank at Washington Tlie game between Die North Side as an outstanding statesman and arid the East End which was sched­ leader. He Is doing mighty useful which--------------has been- of great uled U.™ for Labor Day was nixa )U>>)XJIKU postponed work; ----------------— ■ ------- bene-----until next Monday on account of the1 nt 10 America. celebration at the fairgrounds OO | „ At.the January meettQfjy.W. p. j Henderson, of the University of Pct {Michigan, will give the address. Dr. Standings 8331 Henderson has a nation-wide repuEast Enrf ... Coffee Shop Boo tatlon as a speaker and educator. He 50Q. always has something interesting 2501 and worth while to say. Although he North Side 1 3 106 comes from a foremost Institution bf Table Oo. 1 5 j learning, he talks In every-day lan­ Remaining Game*. Thursday, Sept. 14. Coffee Shop> gusge, which all of us can under­ stand and tells us things'that are vs. East End. ■ ■Friday, Sept. 15, North side vs. a. worthwhile. ’ For the Februaryl meeting Dr. XE. Monday. Sept. 18, North Side v*. G. Dunning, pastor of the Presby’ tcrian church of Kalamazoo, will be East End. the speaker. He is an outstanding man. not only as a preacher but as OLD TIMERS MATCH , a community worker and will give TO SEMI-FINALS> a talk that cannot fail to be inter­ eating. In the quarter-finals of the "Old1 A great treat te in store for Ute Timers" Tournament at the Has­• Brotherhood for their March. meet. tings Country Club. John Ketcham1 ing when Dr. Royal O. Hall of Aldefeated Carl Wespinter 1-up; Dr.■ bion College will give tlie address. Carrothers won from Will Schaderr Dr. Hall is a sane student of social 4-3; Charlie- Doyle beat Joe Mc-• affairs, a man who has pronounced Knlght 2-1 and Will Cook won from1 convictions as.to the organization of Henry Slteldon 5-4. This leaves the’ human society, a man who has the following pairings for tho semi-fi­’ ability to put hi* views into undcrnals to be played this week: John1 slandable language. He has a naKetcham vs. Dr. Carrothers and1 tional reputation and the Brother­ Charlie Doyle va. WUl Cook. a hood Is fortunate indeed tn getting him. CASCADE EVENS For the evening of April 16. the SCORE WITH HASTINGS‘ final meeting for the, Brotherhood year, the program will be musical. Twenty Hastings golfers went to, We cannot state at this time just Grand Rapids Thursday to, play, what it will be. but it is believed the return match with Cascade> that, the Barry County Orchestra Country Club golfers in the annua!i under the direction of Mr. Blferno. inter-city contest. In the play-offj will furnish tlie program. Nothing Cascade won by the score of 161*। better could be offered In the way of musical entertainment. . Haven't we said enough to show Whcn Cascade played here In! - July. Hastings was the winner byr what a great treat is in store for every purchaser of a Brotherhood ticket fop the coming fall, winter NORTHEAST IRVING. and spring? When one considers how Mr. and Mrs. Jack WilliamsandI much is offered In entertainment family. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kollarr and gbod eats for such a snjall sum. of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs.. one can realize that it would be imJohn Kollar of- Middleville spentL possible except under Hit* plan which Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. O. L.■ the Brotherhood has carried out Lightfoot. from the start—cooperative service Mrs. Rav Wieland, who has beeni and the good work of its program working in Grand Rapids, returned1 committees, which bring together home Wednesday. ____ ... at ...... such__a variety of ___ talent such _a Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Moore and small price. family'spent Sunday with Mr. and —« • »—-------------Mrs. Dale Cook and family at South [ KEEP YOUR MONEY. Bowne. j Some of our exchanges arc wnmMr. and Mrs. Oler and family of, Ing our readers against the purchase Jackson spent the week end with of stocks purporting to represent Mr. and Mrs,, Earl Oler. i companies operating in tlie Central Mr. and Mrs. Jay Blakney of West I Michigan oil fields. There are agents Carlton spent Saturday evening with peddling such securities. The per<Mr< and Mrs. Arthur Moore. ton wlio buys them without knowing Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pierce of Lan-1 the setup of the company is very unclnt, n,. . tmn sing arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. WUl Brown. W. C. T. U. NOTICE Mr. and Mrs. Ous Jernberg and Mr. Akus of Lansing called on Mr. Hastings Women’s Christian Tem­ and Mrs’. Arthur Moore Sunday. perance Union will meet with Mrs. H. D. Trim at 2:30 Tuesday P. M.. North Carolina boasts the larg­ Sept. 19. It will be our annual mggtest yield per acre of peanuts. tlng so a good attendance Is desired. Thomas of Lake Odessa. r ADV8. PAY. ONE YEAR AGO —We published in this pqper a letter from the Southern Pine Lumber Mills showing a sharp ad­ vance in the price of lumber. During the year lumber has PT. 17 opkins ren said to onel. irn” Latest Increased In Price A Total of About 22i% :nts i rilling ESS” rtez r»» ENTS son * There is no doubt the price of lumber will go higher. We still have a fine stock on hand which we will^ sell to you at reasonable price. A delay in build­ ing or repairing where lumber and building mate­ rials are required is sure to cost you more in the future. We will be glad to talk the matter over with you and show you where you can save money by acting now. The Home Lumber Co Hastings, Michigan <KTS A Quarter of A Century of Satisfactory Service State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. "-“jt BIGGER DOLLARS All Wool ATHLETIC SOCKS LUMBER PRICES TAKE SHARP RISE THIS YEAR. David Boyes of the Home Lumber1 Company of this city called the writer s attention to the fact that' one year ago his company published I an announcement in tills paper, tell- i ing Banner readers of a sharp adrance in the price of lumber. He states af this time that lumber; prices have advanced 22 1-2 peri cent during the year. Elsewhere In 1 this issue, the Home Lumber Com­ pany again sounds the warning to those who expect to build, or need to repair their homes and buildings. The claim tills company makes rel­ ative to a saving on building costs’Is based on long experience in thf lumber business. Read their an­ nouncement. BETTER THAN EXPECTED. It is expected that the state will release nearly $13,000,000 of pri­ mary school money on September 25- Another payment will be made In December, amounting to some­ where between $5,000,000 and $G.000,000. ■ The September distribution will bring $933 for each child of school age in every- school district. Tlie to­ tal primary fund this,year will be only about $3000.000 less than last year. It was thought’ it would be much less titan It has turned out to BRANCH DISTRICT. The Dorcas Society of North Ma­ ple Orove will hold an afternoon meeting Thursday, Auutouay, ucpi. Sept. 21. 41, at the UkC home ol Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanes, j Quarterly meeting will be held at the North Evangelical church S*M urday at two P. M., also Sunday evening. Rev. W. N. Watson, dis­ trict superintendent, will be present.! The McKelvey school began Mon-: day. Sept. U, with Mrs. Esther Doty as teacher. Wm. Ryan came Saturday eve­ ning for Mrs Ryan and Priscilla, who have been at the L. E. Mudge home lor the past ten days. Mrs. L. E. Mudge returned to her home here Friday after being absent for ten days attending a reunion in Illinois, also a short time.at A Cen­ tury of Progress and at- the home Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hall of Battle Creek were Sunday guests of her parents here. Kirkgunzeon. Glgglesthonw, Gob­ ion. Bubwilh. Stogumber, Owermertgne, and Papplewich, strange as It may seem, are names of telephone exchanges in rural England. 10 Yard Cut Unbleached 150 Dozen MUSLIN Misses 25c ANKLETS oo Special^— 1QC BOYS’ ‘‘BOZO’ Tennis Shoes Hygenic Insole 49® Boys’ Woolen Knickers Children’s Cotton Bloomers Special Purchase COLONIAL SPREADS 29c Large Size Lined. . . Knitted Cuff 98c Remnants Boys’ School Price Sweaters Plain or Fancy 79c & /Iftv fl Bundle Remnants Boys* 12 Lb. Union Suits 49c J C PENNEY co 116-118 East State Street Hastings, Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1933 PAGE FOUR Tl-ko Mnatlno* Ronnor Our mistake wu tn entering the'j.... -- ------------------ ---------- 8----------------------- - war-and even before that in furcrent countries. But here again, if Europeao-ijatlon* held up the pros­ pect of, 61g drders before ths eye* of American yOQUiufac-.urer* — orders . that mkg^y eniploymeni. dividend* I [. . ■ amj Opinions’, | This (111(1 ^hat What Others Say A Voice from the Past. History Repeats. False Standards. Can Nothing Be Done? Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday Henry Barney of Muskegon were who will go to the University this Rek. j. W. Bancroft officiating. The guesu of Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Lowry fall are: Shirley Smith. Loui* .church was beautifully trlmmad, tfau during tlw post week. i Goodyear, Walter and Miss Lamp- attendance large and the ceremony Mrs. Mary Hanson of South man. Guy Bauer. Georgs and John! impressive. Our best wishes attend BmrAmnn arv* K*4ta WOOtOU Und Carl Befi*mCT. Dllane * the VlBnnv ' happy <*ntml« couple. Boardman and riaUffhiter daughter. VZx, Mrs, Etta The whistle of the new furniture Stover and daughter of Vancouver. Bauer enters business college at YpWashington, wire gucafa of Mr. and ellantl and Miss Katie Leins wtU at­ factory is now heard dally. It la,the kind of music tliat Hastings needs Mrs. M. Inman from Friday until tend the State Normal there. Monday. . E. Schumann and wife, Kep Slls- and with plenty of it the dty will Mrs. Mary Wilton and daughter. by and wife,' Mrs. Entry Busby. steadily prosper. Mrs. Wynola Briggs of Selina. Kih- Tltomas Spence, Al Jones. Will Hon. Nathan Barlow, who has sas. came Monday to visit the form­ Spence. George Landis, Chas. Bauer, been spending some Hine in Min­ Henry Mead. J. L. Crawley. Mrs. nesota. for the benefit of his health, family. Minnie Greble, Mrs. Butler, Misre* Miss Elisabeth Dodd left Wednes­ Maud Trego and May Rogers, Mr looking. and wc trust feeling, de­ day for her home near Toronto. and Mrs. Jos. Van Arman and Mr. cidedly better than he did when he Ontario, after a Ove weeks' visit and Mr*. John Kurtz were among • with her sisters.. Mrs- 8. B. Wlloox Hie large number tliat left for the Gold 103 -3-4. Greenbacks are worth In coin Fred Ryerson. ofin Mrs. : World's fair Tuesday. Mrs Belle Emory of Jacksonville. Cards are out announcing /the Our lady readers will regret to Florida, was Uie guest of her broth­ marriage of Miss Harriet A. Wood­ er. Fred'O. Spaulding, and family, ard to Mr. Louis B. Bentley. Tues­ team that .Mrs. D. O. Crowley, bet­ also of other friends here last week. day afternoon. September 26. at half ter known as Jennie June, the ac-. wmpllshed writer of articles on the north September 7th_ Mrs. Taylor ohureh BoUi v. .,11 ud I..o™ur Mopping nt Howard City, visiting a toorc lo U» prapte of thl. c.ly ml I PjWforMdd.n w kind m-nlal labor. sister, Mrs. Deb Norwood. Mr. Tay­ the, wilt .tart out In life with lhe lor intends going to Kalkaska teal wubu ot ttelr tn.nd. 1 * l»« adawallt wu built on 8althrough hay fever season. . Rrv rr Bronx,, tormnlf print 'I*i'1? P™“""- »’ » “• * ■”“» The first ward Embroidery Club ol Ihr Bl Rte, church In Ulla cllr. « meet at the home of Mrs. Ed- Clouse. but now ot Dwrtetd. waa In cte city tu-dad Imprteewnt. September 5. after a summer vaca­ Thursday. • I ‘ " Mbs Alice Galusha, who formerly . Wilmington. Delaware, Is the tion. A very pleasant aiu-moon was I* 000 ipent after which a buffet lunch was lived In thl* city, but now of Carson 15“d<’u?rtfr# served. Next meeting with Mrs. Fred City. Nevada, is the guest of Mrs. W.|doln® b“-’dn«w all over the world, R Cook largely because of uie low initial In­ Konkle, September 26. Mr. Ed. Clarke ol Burllniton.1 '"J 1°* M"”*1 Dr. Cha*. McPhariand returned "2? W-MJ"U1 Fnday to his home In New Mexico, Iowa. U canceled In the city neat after spending two or three mon tin wack to nut ter parenu. Mr. end dhartera may te malted. with his. sister. Mm. Frank Kurtz Mr, *bn Beumer. I AdmM lbv. Mrs. R. A. Carnahan left Wednes­ FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY Bc“1"ln CGAat »«ard day for Muskegon where she will FIFTk-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. .M>rvtce WTSt COMt_ blliu make her home. She was accom­ At twelve o clock Uaac Hen-; ln Scotland in 1874. panied by Mrs. Amorettc Newton, dcrshoit and Miss Belle Wightman. I ------ ----------- a a » i— who will help her settle her new both of this dty. were united In j Most of the seal fur* of the world home. • manage at the Episcopal chapel, ore dyed and dressed in 8t. Louis. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY FACE THE WAY OF LIFE! Mr*. John Misner returned on Many men and women of today’s Sunday to her home in Ludington world, tried ami-tired of— the»-rprob-' —— ------------------------— 1 "We have passed through a per­ after a visit with her sister. Mr*. Rand prosperity ttemporary at least) il-ms that have come upon tnemifod Of wonderful and unprecedented „to~. .to, H- Loppenthien. and husband. the u/.te-to World war. are bjflaUon fV)r yt.arl wc cnJoywi would the public have permitted the with and since .usury Ul uvu« upon mm. wc Mrs. Lena Lamphler and daughi* adv{mJi},3<E yEAU- •I-M government to interfere? No! So the prone to declare themselves irrelig­ luxury ot living upon credit. We have in in tne the United States aoouv about; ot — K^ an„ 'a— «’° .*nd ious. unbeUvers irt a personal nave unnea tnaies — 7— „ l* BjuutY* cot xrv six moxtus *0r debt situation remains an endless universal God. They feel, most of 80.000 miles mile* of railway, more than Theda Kelsey of Grand Rapids Rapids .. . .. .to. .......... te,_ track viM'nt thr latti 1.’ mrt nt th,'" *" circle of accusations, bickering, mls­ them, that somehow or other they enough make a. __ treble, lMter part of the wri-k week IX IIA UK Y <• '..T3s<- understanding, prejudice and 111- do not deserve the hardships tliat around the globe. u-lth wiH> Ur Mr. and Mrs Mrs.' Harley H“r'fv Kelsev. Kelsey. Mrs. Jc*ic Tompkins and Mr*.-I'm “ -, have visited them; they'inwardly feel Ul HAKHV During tlie same time we had a , — -------------• — >cs.y. feeling, a political potato fresh lurre that life has been cruel to them— war in which «re expended thou*- .bfl M5*we*'*y -r rviKEii N st n.--> nn-i’ioxs. om: f«):n the coal* that is apparently more cruel, perhaps, titan they have ands of millions of dollars, not to ^"cn lhe guests of Mr*. Tillie Rlzor XBAg iN ADVAjtCK-..... —>».oo ;oo for "diplomats” of any earned by their mistakes, intentional creater not to construct, but to de-.lhe Pj14; Teelt'»Mrs J'^!n1,Wns rc‘ or unintentional. And so they turn itroy. All thu money was spent in B“,!yd*sLw„ nation .‘to handle. . *1»VKHT1»1XO RATKA. Mr. and Mr*. George Van TiffUn their face* away from prayerful the work of demollUon. and every I thought of religions, and try to face .hot and every Mvell and every muZ ‘nd wn. Richard have gone to their • SOe’ WHY PAY TAXES? ket and every cannon was used to new home in West Alice. Wisconsin, the end of life! ot' M Milwaukee, Mr. ”w",fc~ where Mr If only they would face the way of destroy. All.the lime of every soldier., a‘ suburb n h te The very word "tax" has became *Twas BM dUOb. lost. /VI. An BlllVUM. amount w of p,V>R:>*7 property Mdin- Van Tiffin' will conduct a store. extremely unpopular to American.. life itself! Mr. and Mrs. William F. Boyne For. contrary to popular belief, life conceivable was destroyed, and some •“* We have come to associate thte never was intended to be a pic- O off ^hc -a*, best and bravest were sacri- have just returned from a four mere pic-| weeks' visit in New York. While U* ** term with political grafj, waste and nic. or perpetual holiday. Life was need in, extravagance. It is common to hear intended, as we see it. to be an ■ Durtng these years the productive there they accompanied their cous­ ins. Mr. and Mrs, J. W Bceton. on a taxes cursed, rare to have them de­ abode for human consciousness poWer ol thc North was strained to thousand mile trip through the where ft man * CHARACTER and . me utmost; every wheel was in mofended. Yet thr author of the fol­ PURPOSES may be shaped into । uOn; there was employment for Thousand Islands and the Adiron­ lowing unidentified clipping wiilch Eternal Harmony by the blo*‘* every kind and description of labor, dack mountain*. Mr. and Mrs. E- M Conner and we read recently comes to the rescue which life's various experiences beat antl Ior every mechanic. There was tt constantly rising market—spccu- Mr*. Eva Swisher and son. Paul, of o^ taxation in a most pointed and upon his mettle and his metal. latlon wxs rife, and it seemed almost Grand Rapids wyrc Sunday guest* logical manner. What the unknown of Mr. und Mrs. W. A. Hall and i impossible to lose. 'other relatives.. writer -«ays is true. In JetUng our Farm* Deserted. minds dwell on the distasteful ! A* a consequence, lhe men who’i Mrs. Irene Hum leaves Friday to । visit her ion. Dr. A. J. Ritchie and Quotation had been tolling upon tlie farm bcphase ot these annual tributes to daughter. Mrs. Everett Heath, of To­ came tired. It was too slow a way to’ ledo. She will also visit her son, C. FACTS STILL IN HIDING. government, wc overlook some very I get rich. They heard of tiieir neigh; ,' D. Ritchie, of Canton. Ohio, rcturnA* yet nothing definite ha* been essentia! considerations. The arUcle . JUST and noble | bor. uf their brother, who had gone learned from the one man Jury In- ‘foUwire: to the city and luid suddenly become ing the last week ineOctotxr. Mrs: Cante Spence returned to ’ other men's success, vestlgatton of Detroit bank*. II the We howl about taxes. And well wc a millionaire. They became tired THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY Los Angeles. California. . Tureday. --------------------------------------------------with the slow methods of agricul- after spending several weeks here, i Harry Fielding of Grasse Isle ar- | statement* cl 'Senator James Couz- n^y. Much tax fa wastefully spent, and help to augment i ture. The young men of Intelligence, cn* and the Rev. Coughlin are true. But what about tlie good the taxes Mrs Ella Bu*p accompanied her.-rived in this city Thursday. He will of vim. of nerve became disgusted and will spend the winter there. j visit friends n few day* and then ac-1 then many of the Motor City's hud- d0? We ,JCVer nx-ntion that. AU we DULL is the jester with the farms.. .. —----------. company his wife to their home. । ing business men are swindler* and yt.jj und shriek, bark and comOn every hand fortunes were being TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY, i j.\,ri Banta, the mechanical en. tuhen the joke’s un­ .... **-*••» । Kan uanta. mt mecnaiucai enmade. A wave of wealtii swept over crooks; if not then the senator and j.Um. kind.—YpUNG. ■'L°! ,tay ^°Wry of °c,aware- Ohio. Mr. Ithwcr. who has been working at the tlie United States; huts l_. and Mrs. C. H. Moll ol Charlotte, j gem an d wool Biol factories the the priest have been guilty of Jhe But the tax is the difference beMr' ,nd Mrs ’rhaddcus tS-Mr; Ta>,nr 01!< past year, returned “ to his in i unpardnnabte sin of making serioir. tween the tribesman with hl» club' m.;-bp^ ““ hprnc *“ “ 1 Cedar Springs and Mr. and Mrtv 'Indiana Tuesday. charge* based on incomplete or in- antl the high school principal. It is «m*XC^d’Ttte“nr,X.u'. ***.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mr*. Winifred Mau* of Kalamazoo accurate information and both must the difference between the code of tte kusiury tiKtory ui ol uic lb, wuiiu. -txKl. uie tte jxair poor --W~ C“ M' -“-----c°•— *-“-----“WU' • WW iLi?.,’ ---bear the blame of being contribu- the jungle and civil and moral taw. _ __________________ _____________ _ uie . .. . of.... .... ... |With her mother. Mrs. Bert Vftilker, Tragic indeed 1* the lol of a per- tasted the...luxuries of wealth, we^tom of of a a disease dlsemse universal. universal. No lannuaee language can can tell tel) th the suffer- Mr. Mau* being in Kentucky with . lore to the downfall ot banks m m the primitive days a woman ror» who'beroim* so embittered that | wondered how our fathers could No ings. cf Hie men that have wandered ;<he Michigan 'National Guards ,ln[ this state.” or aifox was the properly of> the he no longer fc< 1* the need of a bare endured their poor and barten over the dreary and desolate desert j annual encampment. man. and when Uie man'wanted an­ Sustaining Principle for his life, xtib^esof bankruptcy. Thowuuids and thou- < Mr*. George Millard cf St. Jnseph, i* like « beautiful dower in the garE'W? business was pressed to the #and* supjxMed Hint they had L*s in cttF th** to assist her | THE AUDITOR GENERAL other man* wife or his ox hc went den that has been covered u-mpor-1 J’now bne. Old life insurance assoAuditor General John Slack seems with hu club and took possession. arily by a piece of blown waste pa-: ere Hons had been successful; new enough, enough for the declining 'mother. Mrs. Henry Jones, in break-1 • I in-z up housekeeping and will take to be pretty much of a "hair shirt" per*, and is thu* shielded .from thc':onca M^ang up on every hand. The years, enough for wife and children, her hack to St. J vejih to reside and suddenly found tlicmselvcs pau ­ to many ot the high officials at Lan- The tax i» the difference between warmth and light of sun. Does theiaKcnts filled every- town. These per* and vagrants. with her.- From Mrs. Millard we, »ing. He has had tlie crust to attack the rule of force and the polling flower shrink in *elf-pltv. and pray «««“* »'«* «tven a portton of the During nil these years the bank- learn that Miss Sira Jones, formerly for tlie processes of wilting and premium. You could hardly go out excessive expenditure* by everyone booth and the ballot and lhe council death to hurry along? Or does ltlof >'°’:r h0Us£ without, being told ol ruply law was in force, and who­ of this city, is in New York City where »lie has a studio, and to tak-, ever failed to keep hlif promise had from the governor on down. Mr. table and the citizen*' assembly. net pray for some wind and rain :o.the uncertainty of life and the cersimply to take the benefit uf tills ing lesson* of one of the best vocal r Stack claims that in these Hmea The tax we hoot at and howl at tlia». as it* strafig body t* swayed, tairity or death. You .were shown law. As a cohscquencc. there could by the elements .-.<-nt to' it from > picture* of life insurance kgents leaves for Purls to continue her ■ 63 00 pcr^dcy for meals and $3 00 foe is the difference between governAbove, th-- very waste paper itM-II, emptying vast bags of gold at the be.no real, solid foundation for lodgings should be sufficient—a rea­ me.nt by thf beak and talons and may be blown a*»v leaving the ^««t of a disconsolate widow. \ou buMns**.. Property coiiimenced to musical studies. There will be a musical and liter-’ sonable limit beyond which no state bloody law as compared with gov- flJU-cr w (freer the sunshine that al- >'aw ln imagination your own fath- decline;' that is to say. it commenced ary program given at the U. B. • erics* children wiping away the to resume; that*L* tossy. It.began to church Wednesday evening. Sep­ employee should go at state expense. ermr.ent by constitution, freemen way* follows every storm? T:’? rarthly man npi*l have an'tcars 01 ^rb-f and smiling with joy. Many department liead* seem to ahd the ballot The tax is our sheltember 23. at 7 30. Selection* by speculative value. '•arthly-in-.thi r; m> must the spirit- ; Insured Everything, Land iv worth what It will pro- :Mfav Vlntu-.' Ream and Master Garfeci that no such rhstrictlon* oiiould-ter. our guardian against crime, the a , u, « ... v » a »■» «• ual man within a!) of us have a । These agents insured everybody v>-l Sisler. Music under the direction b- placed on personal expense Hems crime Mid criminals that u<|ulti common Father But sc must-never and everything. Th«-y would- have duce. and no more. It may have of Mrs. Archie McCoy. . speculative value, and. if the pro- ' —it is so cramping to one* style! overrun us and rule u» and be our cctute looking for Him. it wc would । insured a hospital 'patient or con- pl-^icy is fulfilled, the man wlio buya Mi’s Vesta Mosly-r. on? of the in .his .last..heniorrhoge. Gov. Comstock evidently sides with master* but for the defense taAs 'Vvr find Him—Gearge Averlll.i ' " aumpHvc ’ . it m^y become "rich, and if the pro­ graduates ot the class of 1803. was Fire Insurance was tmnnaged in phecy la not fulfilled, then the land married Tuesday at the home of her, department heads us docs Attorney provide. ' . Ulnnln8ham Eccentric. I precisely the same way! The agents Is simply worth'.what it will produce. parents In Cloverdale to Mr. Mark General Patrick O’Brien. But in any Hie tax educate* our children. It "WHAT. NO SPINACH? ' j received a pan of the premium, and Ludwitk of Grand , Rapid*. Tlie mm Not merely parental infallibility1 they insured anything and every- Lots worth from 45.000 to tio.000 groom Is the son of J. J-. Ludwick. • such, w.wte.v.g, controversy — u* thl*. an over- ug*u takes .ggcggg them in viumuwvu childhood,. tvTOvwte follow.. whrlmuu? public opinion fa solidly them from the elementary into the to,utI,aJx>’fu!‘!r ’’‘nn'i0. ,U thlnB' n0 what »« hanger apiece suddenly vanished Into farms tho man who lias done *o much to worth $25 nn acre. tehtad Mr 8.„M. tert .o Ulrite n.te ITO * .TO w.gh .1';^“^^“.!. build up Cloverdale. Mrs Ludwick* jVarth uf Land. These lots resumed. Tlie farms many I: lends In our dty extend reive*, it has been rallier common Uiem into the higher institutions cd their own meals'in the course of the torrid zone with the same alacthat before that Hine had been con- 1cdngratulniion*. for official* to w turn’ in accounts and rends them out into society. four-ye.-ir •xpcrimenL Hie report'rity. ' Ml** Dasie C. Johnson, a niece of sidcred n;orth $100 an-acre, and are showing seven dollars' per day fus- ;<hooled and trained and equipped ” heeauM. there- w*k nntl And ..tljrn — there ------ ----------. were— accident n stomach ache from now *°i'th $20 °r *30- have simply ■Mrs Emil Tyden. and a former pupil fr<»:n any of the t hr ■ comrank» companies,“and'vmi and you could not Vo go to J?®*.-*7' of Mr* Archie McCoy, has just ac­ room ana meals on an equally lux- ’ to think and reason und form Intelat were eaten, and the Mation to buy your ticket with- su‘pixiutj cepted a position in the Bethany col­ unous shale.' Even tn boom times lhe hgent conclusions. ’ because the children never repeated out being shown a picture of a dis­ You would we there four ™ M50(MK- jlege at Lindsburg. Kansas. to teach state should not be expected to proThe tax builds bridges, constructs on spinach after trying it once. . music. In, recording a triumph of per- homes running away with a stage. * The nmtwrtv in the .United Rta’j-» vide such superlative upkeep as thl*. highways, digs tunnels to-facilitate * The property in the United States FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY to say n-othuig 0! the present per- Our movement through tlie country- sonal u*t*s over dletcUc theory thl- and old- ladle.* and children txint has r.ot fallen in value, but its real .-•tudy is a.nux.t icvoluntionary. Hu-1 thrown out; you would see a steamMiss Ell.'a Knowlton ho* been loti of huauclul. aifficulties. The and gives us easy access to snlnnrh however irrminU k_.,_.. ..... lutin'extolled for it* fg n p, '**11 produce as much a* it ever hired by the schoji board to teach limit Mr. Staca na* augguitea is wonder spots and pleasure* we could • > 1te .l-Cite ”“****' w wolieo tw lyitegs one way and arm* the other. wuld and u M vaiuabIe today a* German jn the High school. They , ----- :L" ~.x— wuina. and Is as valuable today as more than reasonable arid up) of- not otherwise have. nie Mte and )ut in, rater. ,t w„ „„ topiwemnM. have discontinued Uie kindergarten loteteHtea. grate iltewh brldte. u,„nwo Mid. !o tte pre- department for.the present- ■ \ Octal -who attempt* to get by with The tux give* shelter to our Mr. and Mrs: John Crites, whon”d . '“'rtte-dueuveteM nl tte Ul te in Ite lamore fa nothing but a grafter, The mentally 111 and. when possible.' »teind,d on tlmetep woducl ,o have been visiting friends .in Has­ auditor general should be congratu- bring* them back to society, reo„r.sailing. marten add. w tte wealth ot the tings and vicinity returned to their., home m Whatcom. Washington, j lafed on thr vigorous manner in.--------nt.ttwf -----and ----------restored? Tlie tax .— —------------------- -- ------------------- ----------Tlie merchant*, too. were not sat- naUon. . ; —r. to — th; -ii; vitamins rather than loved for its failed to do badness in the old way., a* a mancr of (act. the property Monday. whicn he has protested against’ such stretches out a helping -te hand Among the Hasting* young people mciiAKis — vomnidn unfl ancient ]lllman derelict* and to thr human owu Xlk' ■'•Ph>a‘-»' ha* many ad- Il was loo slow; they could not wait kept pace with what wc were pleased k l.u.d-1 ririrtutetetei to rite. dtetA-tot. wtortrtrt, "Urere but few real friends. It fa not for customers. They filled the counto call our money. As the money di ­ thougn tiiej b ' ™ dri.twood in the eddying stream of M, InUr)1 ;i food ft dut). A n,ein, try ultb drununers. and these drum- predated, property appreciated: as j utiik piuse. 'life, takes ttiern to. the farm homejwithout it fa frequently looked upon. mere convinced all Hie country incr- the money appreciated, property de­ btor Hie poor and feeds, nurtures and’as a covenant with Indigestion and. chanta that they needed about twice precinted. The moment propertv „F. minister* to them 11111* the tix fa 11 league witli anemia. Once spinach as many goods a* they could possibly began to tall speculation ceased Ths war debt tangle fa an endb-v. Hie annlicatlon of the nol-ev- of Him ' •cll'n‘ d supreme; now its virtue* will *11..-and they took their notes for There is bul little speculation upon in.., »a. i. oi uiite.- fa ■ . cna-.sR the application of the pol.cj of Him at a thousand dinner 60 and 90 days, and renewed them a falling market. The stocks and tin j- Europe can never pay the who raid. "All thing* wbataover yr; mbit* , whenever desired, provided the par- bund* based .simply upon idea*, boUni'- . States lor all tin gr*xls pur- jiuuld that men should do to>-ou. d > Win tlwr they knew it or not, the tie* renewing them would take more came worthless, the collaterals bechifaril le re durena the war. Thjre ye even so to them " ' JIttren children in Illinois were cort-! good*. es me dust and ashes. ..a te..te .teM u. Tte .rot»—■s-:;*w"wssx|x sr.iwr's,. sks At the close of the war. when thr Government. ceased to be such a ret > toi even a i..a...>n of ,tn< al ;uid alirlcjc at is the handmaiden. fnvor bl)t they at least tend to con-1 toincrs in the same manner. Every- vast purchaser and consumer. many amount owed u* PuJiHcjhiu> on l*»th torchlight and symbol of a Christian firm the Marx brothers'contention, body was selling, everybody was, of the tactories^had to stop. ’ A'.lar.'lc know this but'civilization, the" foundation and pil- K would-be a better world for the j buying, and nearly all wa* done When the crash cam/ the men •he ... ir-> rvnt ur > !children if the jMirent* ate the spin- upon IT credit. '. ' *. l»r and corner stone of Christian ach -„N-ew YorkEvening Post. I No one believed the day of set- stopped digging ore; they stopped felling the forest; the flres died out •i.ior.N.i .l-.-ir consthu- government, the guarantee and re-, . -----I element ever would or ever could In the furnaces; the men who had ent . 1; would cori too many votes to llanoe of human liberty through th" NATIONAL BIRTH CONTROL. • come Towns must continue to grow. stood In the glare of the forge d.j ro. mx-i ol them «fcni to feel. education It carries to youth. And *’hy n’v Evyytliinc cbe is nn<f ,n the imagmotion of speculator., were’ in the gloom of wjuit. There Every day the school bell calls thousands upon thousands of American Ye’ • • 1. - -M-I- I.n- •> e - to II J tA revere * undcr "T* t}v‘ wen! hundred* of riUes numboys and girls together. They are this country’s most important asset, it . I.I.1VO,It..ling . C .. it should be our thought to revere lBov..rninpnt wlI| exerefae birth con-' bertng their millions of inhabitant* was no employment for them । The employer could - not sell his make :!>■_■ i < al truth public a bad. and reverence the tax. not to despfa? trol ovl-r the Iwgs. and the Lansing Land, miica antf rnilea from lhe city. |I product; business stood still, arid because in a few years will devolve upon them the responsibility of run­ p.-riiui» permanent wall of bad !t; to cleanse it of waste, lo rid It of'Journal sagely why not ex-■iwua laiu |allj ln uiwB-t blocks' uiiu and .-.,k..,t squares - askys ,............ in t... t tlwn came what wc call the hard ning this nation. Right now. while they are developing, is probably birth control for autos Sure , dw | ixirlu; Und that wU! nol be oc-: leeling i» gene-’ . to arise fx-tuver. parasites, to defend it. strengthen It rTcl^«blrt,hS?Lr and ixirk*; land will not oc, j time*. enough, if birth .control will ad- cupted for residence probably forjI Our wealth was a delusion and ■ the most important period in their lives. Good health and a strong, America and the old world. Any- ahd—pay it religiously os a sacred | l ‘1OU vane- the price of h<>g*. why not in-, hundreds of year* to come, fuid illusion ant} wc simply cam; back sturdy constitution are among the greatest heritages that any child can Uilng like lasting jpace can never and patriotic privilege. ’traduce birth control over ■utomo- lhea. loU M1 by thftacre. to reality. b|>* an* irxiease lhe price of the.M- nol by t<fe bul by fcl be seemed if the happen*. Who fa receive. • Too many men were doing noth­ jmachinea’in this manner and thus mucil |x,’r fax They WCTe *old. an tn blame 1or tlie situation? The1 ing. too many men were traders, Pmirlpjif P»irnrtr/i hlie jrosiM’ it possible-to raise di? prin* credit, with a partial payment down^ brokers, speculators ot the things Vnlted Stairs sat by. apparently: rungtilt raragrapllS Ubar? It.<,ju.t os good sew a* » and baunce secured by mortNo child whose body is not well nourished can be* expected to do the needed; there were too many proopen-eyed, while the'European na­ m dti, mmmi auy ocher kindof birth control.. B.ee , best work in school.* What you serve them on your table at home will „ to.tne M.the _NVh rtesree ana; * 4,^*, .kite,, ol( cotirac, come. onlKM.I ducers of the things no one wished, tional piled up debt imnona; up’* a fantastic laptasuc im- ®nger .. ItetmumtiCT , upbraWtag 'A "prl nh ,her• p«ln« 'brother lz n sn aegree ami. U6. imagination; 0 pwib’puea e of payment, that aeot exceeded natte th(‘.n* carry u.hen u congrea* meet/fagain |,lmply lnva|th9 i i There needed to be a re-distribution have a lot to do with "how they feel,” as well as the "kind of work” "?■"leimpiy in ins imaginaikht; and a'■ of men." be Severs: i - - th - viable gold stock for h*'in3 lU> 3Ulnfd ,rom hulUn4 «n,,yh* wlM,e *e >" birth coittolUnx । o( trU4{ upon B cloud “ln<|deed of trust upon a cloud or a they do in school". of rhe v .11 F.imtv.n ri Ohio State Journal. we for America! mortgage upon a last -- can get a new- birth ----- v 1 imortgage last year', year's fog The above Is from a speech deol ite .= -•! »r..ld r .w.n te• ----------rrate Bzite. ante UM,• bte„ just lul, as^valuable. -----------— Frank Bryce. Grand Lrtte Ledge ind**l*ould have been jhvered by Robert O. Ingersoll on tion*. on the outer hartd. continued i A resor; is a place where Hie' pendent. There is no food that builds up the body tissue; and promotes robust | Everybody advertised.' and those ‘’Oct. '30. 1878. It might have been to buy frowns long after their ca- ,natives charge you enough in three MAKES 1 ---_not .aD_ ’^*1. wrltleii only yesterday, so exactly health like CLEAN milk. Officials of the State of Michigan have put xfAKRR 'EM *em CROOKED chookeii - ——* It has been said that following i cstat « JnJtl*medicine hne. and are -events of today following the parity f.n- wltlem-'nt I'--' haa ‘------ months to live happily the other the seal of their approval on Highlands Dairy Milk, by designating our th* line of least resistance is whatl*™3* r<x* beneatJ> our flag waslrocky course this nation took after reached I: was a case ol ™ bod «-jiidg। s" nine. —Buffalo News. • RliSis Tnd IlS! covered “ with u” advice to— -..... — the -................ the unfor; civil war. Mr. Ingersoll's thunproduct as Grade "A" milk, the CLEANEST milk of its kind you can went all Around—or was it neccs-. tunatc; and I have often thought. derous message'}* both an encourbuy and the CHEAPEST food you can secure. Why not give your chil­ sity? During tlie heat of. the war o™.u.. n,u,lu that If some sincere Christian h*riagCmcnt and a warning; cncouragmadL* a pilgrimage to Sinai and! inR because the people of hh day would the pubhff of the United spend more for automobiles than for — dren the best chance you can—pure CLEAN milk? There is no better climbed in it* venerable crag*. andlrode through their troubles «ucStates have hindered the outcome by food, but probably overlooked the! T’rnutlic nt Wicr/ntti time than RIGHT NOW. Call Phone 2651 and we will see that you in a moment of devotion dropped 1 tearfully; a wahung because unless refusing necessary «a>x materials eating that motorists do on visit* to Uf »v ISUUlll upon his knee* arid raised his eyes something is done to control specuhave it. * such as guix*. ammunltionNclothuig. the oid home place.—Tlie IndianBRIEF OBSERVATIONS, toward heaven, the first tiling that laiion and inflation and to Insure a food, clc . to Euiopean'^arion* be- apolfa Neva. « I u, . ,1.- rfiort towould -------1 have met —* his '"r astonished gaze - umv^, batter u^uiuuuv,, distribution of mk Uie nation „* CMU,. of creoit difflcultte-a? Ihtak --------dnilw thei^f ^Vill^PPb <!ui- utetel/4 tn nil nrchahl'ilv hat. tate-n • lhe dUMtrous .... .... Ar ’1873 o". ^a^k sixteen year* and recall how That big fellows get to tlie top.! selves faithfully to our taik*. we I St i860 X Plantation Bitten. and 1933 are due to be . ..Hill A USED CARS . . . Are Advancing In Price. . . BUY NOW! 1932 Ford V-8 Deluxe Sedan . . . Good As New. 1931 Ford Model-A Deluxe Coupe ... Fine Condition. 1929 Chevrolet Coach 1932 Model-B Pick-Up Drive a New FORD V-8 Before you buy a new car of any make. Universal Garage Co. PHONE 2121 HASTINGS Good Clean Milk It’s the Ideal Food For Children Or Grown­ Ups and the Cheapest Food You Can Buy telr..! tester ente.., ter TO. t, way TO « »lr..ter- , =h.U atod «. Woogynwff; allies was turning before answering rle* ln-a box.-Loa Angele* Times. •"*„!“?* wc P0M“>cd- “Cal m cooke failed, Ji,teS«^S3S.U<.rS and I have heard reason*for a "New Deal" than any thl* question - Once. America enterWe will soon be getting a new I ’ ' . thousands of men account for lhe given during the last presidential .n the war there was nothing io do grip, declare* a Now York financier. "Democracy should net mean that subsequent hard times from the fact campaign. Perhaps something can h->- • .muhmatertafa alnce we were Well, thalli b» better than holding « a^ a» «®“- 11 «^ou,d thal Cookr md faU- A* *”* ml’ht ** done curc *t<ady «Pld«“1’5 ten .jnteA tl.xr w .m w,u. ite^u K teny uurow Min (of w A, w ,m.Uw b? °l telteulom. tertup, nte-crthe only uattou-left wt.h freJi re- the oia bag. tuiywav.—bo»xmi Her- to In*ke ourselves 111 lor office.”— isaying that the first pustule was the tainly not If we Mt back and do sriyrce*. jWUl Durant. 'cauae of the disease. Tha failure o! nothing. The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 Robert VV. Cook, Propr. Hastings, Mich. �PAGE FIVE THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER U, 1»» AUCTION! Ar'fam quitting farming, I will tell.at public auction at tlie first houae south of the Kellogg School, east of Gul! lake, on Saturday, September 16 Commencing at 1:00, Fast Time, the following property: HORSES. Span of geldings, 11 yrs., weight 2,800. CATTtE. - Jersey and Holstein cow, 7 yrs., due January 23. Heifer calf, 7-8 Guernsey. HOGS AND POULTRY. Chester White sow and 9 pigs. Chester White sow, dry. Chester White boar, IS mos. old. White Leghorn yearling *hens. TOOLS. Set double work harnes. Odd hsmeit. Platform rack. Low steel wheel wagon. Low wooden wheel wagon. ' Deering mower, 5 ft. Keystqne side rake. Disc harrow, 14 discs. Oliver 2-horse cultivator. 7-tooth cultivator, 1-horse. Spring tooth harrow, 16-teeth. Hog crate. Hog loader on wheels. Tank heater. Stoneboat. Potato marker. Fence stretcher. 2-in. tubular well complete except screen." > FEED. ' 200 bu. Wolverine oats, suitable for seed. Quantity of fine alfalfa hay. Several acres of corn in shock. MISCELLANEOUS. Tent, 12x16. Small laundry stove. ID-ft. extension table. Small ice box and various other ar­ ticles too numerous to mention. -TERMS: CASH. All property to be settled for before moving. M. D. TRAFFORD, Prop. HAROLD NEWKIRK, Auctioneer. E. M. CADWALLADER, Clerk. NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Slocum and Afrs. Mabie Mead and friend of Ilu Emogene Barry and Keith Mr. and Mrs, Shirley Slocum and punl wcrc Saturday gueaU at John I Mead entered the Hastings High Dorothy were Sunday visitor# at . . Mead’s. They also called at Shirley school Monday. Miss Dorothy Slo- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Flow's in Wood- , Mead. Jr cum began her year's work at Wood- iand. Miss Dorothy remained with Slocum's home. John —--------­ . land Monday, Sept. 11th. nrr grandparents to enter the High returnee? home with Ids mother Sun| day evening. ! school on Monday. J COUNTY ORGAN- I Z1I0NHECIE0 (Continued from page one) MILK PRODUCERS SHOULD GET BETTER PRICES n..' PREVENT EXCESSIVE spent Wednesday evening with Mr. PERSPIRATION ODOR Three Recent Advances in and Mrs. Clair Van Sickle. Mrs. Carl Mudge and son. Leon, Grand Rapids Area— of Hastings vuited Miles Andrus and Why Not Ui Barry Oo.? family Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Jessie King and daughter of Lansing were guests ofI mrn. Oqnmrt On «« rti« M> •J,'**'» ••W Mr. and Mrs. Clair Van Sickle Sat-1 townsnip and county committeemen ‘houl^notrtctlv( urday night and Sunday. mil be .< u»u mMln hern- to Mrs. W. H. Van Sickte entertained j help wheat grower# with their ap- 5* no“ al the farm home. Mias Ella Slier- i , plication for contract. Any wheat as ™ ley of Finley. Ohio, a few days last milk nH!tl paid Draducpra producers was 11 25 grower. Who has not as yet received mllk “ per ™-r i tins necessary forms can obtain them JOO pounds and'four per cent milk gather and lud not met tor fifty I from any township or county oom- sold for 11.50 per 100 pounds. On July- 15 the price was raised, mltteemen or the county AgriculMary Lou King of Lansing spent after the NRA agitation began. so |tural Agent's office in Hastings. Sund*y««rfUrf>anw!t Webb. tliat producers were paid 11.50 per ' The coirdnlttecmen elected at the The Van Sickle reunion waa held 'Various meetings are as follows: 100 ixnir.da for 3-5 per cent milk, and Monday. Sept. 4th. al Cook's lake • I,Hasting# Twp., .Fred Peck. Ben JI.65 for four per cent milkhouse where a fine picnic dinner was Merrick and Bernie McIntyre; raised, producers in the Grand Rap- ,enjoyed. Those present were. Mr. | iThornapple Twp.. Paul Cridler. Wm. <7 --.t j \-----------and Mrs. W H. Van Sickle and ITwp . M F. nnrf,. Cl,d. Izon.ld “‘J1.’0.?" 'daughter. Catherine McAdams and' .od d c. HlbdkTciUklon Tw, S *"■ «“ P" 100 I"" 'John Van Sickle and family of LanW. Smith- Boy Brumm. Barky I P*r oont ihrUh .aing. R. E. Van Sickle apd family of! Towuwnd. Rutland Twp.. Bay Hay? mlll‘ •otd 'Shatt.iburg, George Van Sickle and wood. Thomaa Sow.rby and Frank Orand Rapid, waa «rnn family of Bennington. Mr. and Mr# Ferna, mink Twp.. Alm Heini.:. "nu a auan prrrnua to July 1». It Fred Van Sickle and Mim Ruth PelC D Teller arwl Sidney rnkld;, »u ralaed to eUht eenta a quart on ter of Pierson. Mr. and Mr#, Ray Carlton Twp. Lawrencw Farrell. -M’ “ “»> now the retail pnoe la Van Sickle and. mother. Mrs. Mont­ gomery of Grandville, besides ciair 1 Mortimer Niehola and Henn Wda quart . llama Woodland Twp . Qlen WoNRA J® of milk and Amber of Morgan. Charles Christopher while coming inns. Alvan Miller and Lawrenre " a <aty Uke Grand Bwplda. Flnelwck; Johnstown Twp. Chas 1 m““ >» >•“ home from his work at Lansing one j Sutekland. Harry rarmrlee. and *”d ,™A >mra-« hour, . week tor day last week iiad a front tire blow Harry cheeseman; Maple Grove employerw- ntuat be followed by the out and caused him to run Into a Twp.. John Martens. Am-jo Wenger de*. r . _ . . , . ... 1guard rail near Potterville and broke and Fred Hanea; Prairieville and' »;f »“ “* l» Uda some posts out. also did some, Orans.nllr Twpa.. John KUIkk. «•£«■« »• approaehed We damage io Ida car so he could not it home. Wayne, his son. | Newell Barber and Bobert Burrteti; i «add Ihutk the drst move would be drive • Barry Twp. Ualle Snlltn charle.!pwduevr. lo ursanlae. There la went out and got him. Mr. Chris-, Hammond and Own Erb Aaayrta "■’•'F b® r»aaon why mllk pro- topher was unhurt. Mrs. Hattie Shaffer wa# Informed Twp.. will suulnT Albert Jone, end <>““"• «,u’ «• Glen Bwlrt; Baltimore Tap.. Un,J ereasms a. they are at Uw prevnt that she would be released os post Oatklll Ed. Bice and John Birman ehsuld not retene a lair ftilstress th- 15th of this month so. Morgan will be on R. 1 Nashville | I ----------------- ______________compensationafter Friday. tllt.VKOl.ET IN) SHA . BVNUAM SCHOOL REl .MOK Th. Clievrolrt Motor Company J’S® '“"J "«n»n ol the haa a line annouotenwnt In ilia V Dunham whool was held st Uie Mr and Mrs. Will Crans.'Mr. and, ;sue of the Banner in which it ex-.i£j'0o,h?J*5C <th il>l»r Day). ,Mrs. Julius Crans and sone of Mid-' presses Its pride in being In full ac- J** wt.‘Lcrtn£..Ja*.' ^th 'dlcvllle -spent Sunday at the Will1 cord with the-President's plans far ,<lr *cn,,?crd“Rt'Crawford, home. > industrial recovery, it states that on I Acro?dt°f 142 .ate dlnncr ln Neva Thaxton of Otsego is visiting ' 'August 1st '12.000 additional men!,dBd^ >n:|Plp trees on the 11her sister, Mr*. Ray Crawford. were employed in the construction: ^r,lh sldf- °r thr *chool ground. |I Forrest WilUtt*. Mr#. MildredI of Chevrolet car#, at a blanket In- *,1,c * .C,MW BUcr d‘J'nrr As 'Roush and daughter spent Monday crease in wage*, which was the sec-. P*"™" w“ dh>bk to'Bt‘ 1and Tuesday in Hastings*. ond made in four months. I,rnd duc « rtrkness there was no . Ernest Rice spent the'week end R. K Hurd, the local distributor I P™«™ni. Ihuiness meeting following .vir.tttng relatives in Hastings for Chevrolet. I* to be congratulated jdlnn'\r' P”'* • Cheewman Mr and Mrs Clare HoughtaJlng of' for being affiliated with an instttu«’”«««• nt Ums Mat meet- ।Detroit called on Mm. Will Craw­ tiori that ha* done so well toward ln'"',d 1Bnd “PP"*/^ Table prop® ।ford several days ago I keeping a large number of nun cm- ;ft9,,,dd discussed. Motion made and 1 MUs Dorothy wiowiwu, Crawford, m». Mr and ployed [carried wr help buy tables for our mj-s. Ray Crawford and daughter i -------- :------- ------------------------ [reunion. Bert Harding to go ahead:*pn: Sunday P M. in Otsego. RECEIVED ANOTHER PAYMENT, with building of tables. Vofed t.»: ; What is known, as the Turner Ant. I liave reunion on Labor Day 1931. | Tlie town of Bow Island. Alberta.' pawed a few years ngx requires the' Officers elected for the following state to pay $2.(XX).O0o per year to year were. Winnie Buxton. Pre?.. J“ rf.?1'iLJS*Te.SJm-1 — ,*} ‘company school district# of Michigan where! Helen Chewmnn. Vice - Pres . Ada x‘n‘p*.n> !I the tax rate is excessively high For Baulch. Secy -Treas. . 225,,,i’ tn’.um.iv JL in the vicinity I i'» «»» gas in in (J | Oil* year, the state has been Unable People came from Grand Rapids. WcoI to ’’>PPb the town* to pavthefullamount.lt had made Hastings. ReeckCity. Battle Creekfor n non-produclng well, three paymenu of 10 per cent each Nashville. Bedford, and Dowling °*nfd b>" the municipality. WITH HYGEEN INSOLES CANVAS SHOES Saukar time l> PcripbsUon cannot coak Into Hyjatn Insoles, therafof* it rraporalas quickly. Hood Canvai Black White Sun-Tan Balan 79c Hastings Cut-Rate Shoe Store 114 W. STATE ST. HASTINGS. MICH. The Sunken Grave the Midden earth ha* crashed in the last protection. It help# nothing to close the iniagiaatlon to what happens then! Yet there is not the slightest necessity for this barbarous, juuajiltary, old fashioned. method of burial, "ftre Hastings Burial will protect and * absolutely interproof and airtight, it seal* in plain slsht and brrorne®. jjne solid piece under­ ground mausoleum that lllrrully, "faults through Hastings Burial V,ault TELEPHONE 2622 - HASTINGS, MICH. prtvlou* to August 1. Last week it Deceased during the past year were inad«! another payment of 15 per Joseph Shoup. John Shoup. John cent. The amount which came to Hill. Glrtin Swift.'Glenn Boise. Edd. .Barry county from tlte ia*l install- Lehman and Mattle Quick. Tliere merit wa* S044 39 There is still due »ere two letters of grettlngs read, this county from tlie state some-; one from W W. Warner of Bay City thing over J2.30O under the Turner ond one from Mrs. Lucy Harding I Johnson. McOomb City. Miss j The ball game^betwecn the mar­ , rled and single men was won a* us\ual by the married men. Tlmse who : didn't attend the ball game enjoyed a pleasant afternoon visiting.—C. R. ■ Hoffman. Secy. Remember VALLEY FORGE When you think the going is a bit rough—when business isn’t all that you had anticipated—don’t surrender your convictions along v/ith your courage. Remember alley Forge! Let the unbreak­ spirit of George Washington and his brave band of patriots who faced cold, pestilance and famine that the colonies might gain freedom be the guiding motive of those who carry on. Our task is no more difficult, dangerous or hopeless than was theirs. REMEMBER VALLEY FORGE! THE HASTINGS BANNER WHITRIGHT REl'NION. । The eleventh annual reunion of [the descendant* of Jphn and Mary : Whitright, pioneers of Rutland township, with old friends, was held [Sunday. Sept. 4. at Morgan landing. [Thornapple lake, with about fortyitwo present, not quite as large nt। tendance • ‘usual, due to various i reasons. i There have been two deaths In the [ [ family during the past year, that. of Dorr Emery of Napoleon. Ohio.: , and Donald Trcthric ■ of Dowling One birth, a son to Mr. and Mrs , Dorra'nce Trcthric of Cleveland j Heights. Ohio. i At the businc** meeting the old officer# were choAen tp hold over another year. It wa? decided to ■ meet next year at the same place [and at the same time, the Sunday •before Labor Day. Letter* were : rend from members ot the family in - California. Idaho and Ohio. | Those present wehc from Cleveland. , Lansing. Lake Odessa. Charlotte. Wayland. . Lawton and Rulland. I Thornapple and Maple Grove town­ ; ships of Barry county. ■ A bountiful chicken dinner was served at noon, and the remainder : of the day spent in visiting —Seen-tary. 1IIGHBANK. : Ehiel Skidmore of Augusta and ; Mrs Sylvia Skidmore of Camp Cus- , iter spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mr# Byqon Guy. ; MUs Velma H?ftman returned to ' Ironwood Friday at her fourth year [Of teaching there The North Evangrlleal church have quarterly meeting next Sun­ day. Saturday afternoon and Sun­ day evening Rev. Watson the dis­ trict superintendent will be with Us Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams and (Mrs. Sarah Oatroth, Rev. and Mrs 1 Albert Ostroth ot Nashville and Mr#. । Jenny Stmth of Iowa, were guests Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Sam Os'troth's. I Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman j went .as far u Kalamazoo Tuesday with their aon. Merle. After spending j a few days at home be returned to Chicago from there. ■ George Hoffman. Jr.. of Coldwater ' gpent Sunday with ivft parents I Tlie Moore schnoi has a new piano from the proceeds of the social I money. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of 1 Ohio, spent Tuesday at Pearl Has-j ore's and sister. Mrs Ada Bell Mr. and Mrs. Olen Bracy of Bat,tie Creek spent Sunday at Bert । Daly's. I Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman called on Mr. and Mrs. Albert Green I near Oun lake Tuesday. I Mrs. Prank Hawbltjz called on' Mrs. Mary Scothornc In Nashville I j Thursday. More wheat b consumed in the 1 United States than In any otlier i j country. | ! A competent newspaper UnotypUt , teu about 200. lines of type an hour.1 Whether for. personal use or housework, conveni­ ence, satisfaction and cleanliness are measured by the quality of your hot water service. The best way to enjoy low-cost, automatic hot water is through this offer. NOW... FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY A SPECIAL PRICE... on the Consumers Special Gas Water Heater TRADE Self with laving# in fuel., health and work. S2.95 down install# iL l THAT WASTEFUL FURMACE COIL XWZ) . . OLD HEATER EASY MONTHLY TERMS Special Price Now Only Your furnace coll and old beater TAKEN IN TRADE on this purchase. SEE OUR DISPLAY -OR PHONE 2305 C«'h! CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER H. 19M PAGE 8DC HASTINGS VILLAGE IN THE YEAR 1863 . (Continued from page one) 'were sandy, those through Rutland 4 not much better. We were thorougn' ly tljed. for several hours were con­ sumed in making lhe 23 miles Jour­ ney. Tlie town in 1863 was about one-quarter its present stae.' Our first home was in the house now oc­ cupied by Oscar and Guy erode on Green street. Can you. Imagine a Hastings without a railroad? Without a tele­ graph? Without a telephone? With­ out a radio? Without waterworks? Without gas or electric lights? With­ out a rod of paving? Without a fac­ tory? Without street lights? Without a sipgle brick house or brick store? Such was the Hastings of 1863. The town’s only touch with the • outside world was the stage coach, which arrived dally from Battle Creek. The 25 miles was a full day's work for the/four-horse team and stage, carrying passengers, mall IS and * TOLIES BUNG SIZED BY BUZE Modern Thieves Use Motor thref'imndred pupils walked to the I Trucks to Raid Pasture old depot, now th<? freight depot, cariy bitthe afternoon and sat there . Lands and Barns piqenw*. hopliut to 'see that train. | (Continued from pace one) The cattle rustlers are a-ridin’ We stayed until darkness began to-1 ------- .... ... , . , fall. Something had happened, so frame buildings of the Hastings again! InMftd <« Ito POOTdln, rt ta*. thc first passenger train did not ar­ Lumber .nd CoalOomptoi, Wert rive that day. Can you imagine Uie endenjered to l.rfe-U>ed , emu on u» .UP «k»> .« u W pewe dropping u«. on umn them ..«« from .«» the skr, Mr.— “r-7." top. through the2— pua. disappointment? Next day it did ar- oreppu.a —i" 2 1 there wa, r,_ _ had _ li—____ imlirc.1 lc rive, and not long after that regular Sage a ____ man.... working onnnlv the thronly nttrr the nf p.urTn.°rntnto * traffic was opened to Jgckson and roof of his buildings with a hose crutaer. Instead of the dd-.time all points east Next the railroad was and the firemen kept a close watch sombreroed rtieriff with the nnuextended to Grand- Rapids. After so that no fire was started there, tachlo. there were three state troopthal no more was heard the musi-ilt was only by'the good work of .®” ,n blue and grey. cal tones of Mr. Lewis’ stage horn; the fire department that the flames , Th® steers werenYt cut out of thc no more was seen the prancing four were confined to the Tolles build-!herd that thundered the range miles horses as the stage neared the hotel. Ings, one being the'old Hadley mill from a strand of barbed-wire. Nor Next week we wUl tell how the and the other an extension which a*” they roped in the corral in the | town looked in 1863. ihad been — added . . to.. it. ------------------Mr. Tolles---------------dark of’the ------------------moon and -- driven -------down used this building In his chicken.: over the line. CTATF nWF<? RONDED egg and cream business. The Mlchigan-brand. 1933 vln5 H nrnT nr eos ncn nnn « u estimated that the totafloss tage of cattle-rustler uses a truck DEBT Ur $15I,£3U,UUU will be 85.000 or 86000. George and he goes Into big red bams and -------------------------------------- Hinchman owned the buildings and carefully fenced pasture lota tor his state. Treasurer Has Plans carried about 82.000 insurance on loot. But his game is the same ns it for Cnrftitr for Bond PavIthcm- Fortunately Mr. Tolles had has always been—selling cattle ror uanng lor Bona ray truckcd all hU poultry only thc. without regard for the bradd on the ments When Due 1 night before to Detroit, so that there hip. According to reports from the were no chickens in lhe building; I Two men were arrested in Detroit . bui toT»2. Mi or rbl, Obd b™«h. b~i ,O ,to TODAY Demands Confidence and Loyalty OT since the pioneer days in American history has there „ been a time when there was GREATER NEED for CON­ FIDENCE in the integrity and honesty of our fellow citizens, and LOYALTY to those principles which have made this country thc GREATEST NATION on earth. N This is a nation of GREAT resources, peopled by folks of heroic ancestry who’vc never acknowledged defeat. hills >a<to.ii lo ond from Baito bonded tobi ot Ml.200 00. but hu to' In hl. buMnoM. -h'tb *11 de- Michigan Blate pottnpt-t at But “.u not Uiitn 1000 that ft. oBut rhu. In 4U Unkind land. UO.- .'trond. .nd to e.nto, no Innirdtoo. tondnr The, nor. CtorW. to™, [ard. 3d. 26. .nd and Hurv Harry Benoit. M 25. both ■nulraod rt.Otod nutlnft. Brtor.------------------------ --------- - — ------ »--------------------------------l.rd218.96752.-----In -tliat sinking-fund arc ' of Detroit, and they were arrested thnt time the stage .coach answered about 83.450.000 of the state's own by Troopers Richard Tubbs, Robert all transportation 'purposei. Thc bonds which It has purchased. There (Cook and Clarkson Ochs of the writer can remember Mr. Lewis, thc will be required for principal and ■ State Police. Tlie three troopers have stage driver: recalls how he used to Interest due on the bonded debt this been "ridln‘ the range" in their po­ blow a liom. start hta horses on.a year 86.874.103.33. The hext bond j lice cruiser for several months and brisk trot or run when a few blocks maturity Is In July 1934. when 81.- , _______________ 1 have recovered a whole herd of pur000,000 in soldiers ’ bonus bonds will . from State street on Jefferson. The (Continued from page one) SCOUT DAY AT M. ■ S. C. ON SEPT. 30 on a rapid trot or run. After he fwhen 81581.000 must be paid. Ibe represented by a musical unit. brought them to a halt, thc pauenThe state treasurer announces rlther or drum Bpd bugle Midland were by the gers would alight at the hotel. (that be has wellmatured plana for rorp, . vord from thf executive in 8\ Can you Imacinc Hastings with ox J caring for all of these Hems. T7ie..B(I^nce of the day of the game L ,a.k willSSt«!*£ro* teams plodding slowly through states bonded debt was originally wau1d appreciateddaliyat WultamsUm has been re•Main street." as it was then called?, $100,000,000. | AH gco^, ond leaders vtelUng; k... l.., Can you Imagine the old hand-op111. Inn Boy Scout Day are asked to reg.i1 crated fire "engine.” us<d in case of MOSAIC IS REAL tater In the Main Hall of the Oym- '*“[Lj01*” J^.Kea *5^of^phv to fire? There were two big ctaterns In CMCMY TG riirilMRFR’s naslum. J ”7* 1ty Ito rnidbi.« ito £ s.'£ ENEMY T0CU5UMBERS. «SI. lo.. or Virp. „kt „ --W Just now we are passing rapidly thru a period of economic readjustment, when our inherent confidence and loyalty, not only to individuals, but to our institutions are called to action. E This bank unites with the people of this community in utilizing EVERY faculty in the promotion of thc new order of things ... always conserva­ tive and as accommodating as sound business policy will permit. ki St!? w ^kXnX~“.V^ with water from the roofs of stores. Pickles—Same Blight fobtball field on which to pitch,tents -----------------------,„a — pwpte win to prorM^L ■£“ ««jltowl «"“» now Thctfurnished ----------------------water for the — old u on Oantalounes' hand engine. The fire alarm was \ Saturday forenoon may oe aevotea , Saturday tor.nmn may be deroUd given bv rinsing a bell. The work; Michigan farmenr produce from M to a|fhUwtn< tripa around the , vu entirely volunteer " it was real to 75 per cent of thenaUon’s ptekle , campus. 77^ trtpa will start from aJ*?Kbeen.?ak: work to pump that old engine, can crop. Growers havesuffesed from tj,e gymnasium with a guide In ln^ ni> in'cstlgntion of the raids of you Imagine that even- street In what Is called •’ihosalc’’ disease af-1 charge of each group. 1 1“!!,c on Michigan farmers. Hastings, including State street, was feettag this crop. Pickle groa-ers will Scouts of the Chief Okemos Coun-1 “. ,,R“ m«!crn rustlers use up-tothen so dark at night that, unle* .be interested in the fact that a dta- dl (Lansing and vicinity) will conSometimes they use a thc moon were ihlning. folks had ease-resistant strain of cucumbers [ duct their Fifth annual Camp-O- .trttllfr "nd ro"!Stlinfs th<>y hlr? a to carry lanterns? Can you picture has been discovered in China, which on the Freshman football field,'lnJc7 On at lcast <?nc occaslon' women walking down board side-' Will be Introduced in this country. beginning with a Court of Honor! ’n » to matte a walks, that lined each side bf State and save the annual loss from this Friday evening and continuing hl““en road to the back of hta farm street, with great flaring skirts that, disease. - through Saturday morning with;tx“rl” *>t' <' , ,, —------- ।; ----------------------------- cattle tw ~Tlie troojx'rs say ,h the thieves ’ swept,... the---------------------------walks? They looked much Mosaic-------------is a virus disease -1 and 1 scout contests In wall scaling, staff « causes serious - ----------------- with - -------------------mrow. fire nre lighting, ngnung. ere. incy corcor-, ***n Mct‘vc f°r •*veral monthb like'' walking parachutes. Such losses domestic 81 throw, etc. They various parta of the state and sights were common. • ■ *I varieties *“ *of cucumbers. * ’*It is recog- dlally invite visitors Jo Join them .. nized ... — ik by ~ a mMUing -»i< — of. .R_ the i leaves — *1 [ n these activities activities. ‘ ; that .many of the thefts will be The writer can remember the Lut >ftr 3300 Bcouu from M “P to tto tXirou nton )UM coming of tlie railroad, called the during the early stages, stunting, i„.„ ,— were in . anenaancc. e. ■ .-------arrested number of other on)cities ta attendance. Grand River Valley. That was tn in thc vines »*•«.» and «uu a u warty growth " “(Cities ~ •••and — - a............. diipinFor further information scout SU5PCft5 the troopers are about to thc year 1869. It had <2" — the fruit. The same disease U found utive. wood-burning engines, named al-o -on cantaloupes, as well as in leaders are requested to write to round up. i Ralph H. Young. Director of Ath-! . , • after the four counties through other plants, .lieties. Michigan Qtstc State LU11C81 College. ATTEMPT RAISE ilu», »ULIUU11II ’, East Ml I l_ IVI r I TO IU nHIOE. |Lam"ng. MleMpm j| PORK PORK PRICES PRICES DIFFICULT DIFFICULT Hastings City Bank The Bank with the Chime Clock TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, MICH rernd ■SSUJ'nL ™ bom.Far“tr’ SeemXolad lo Sell 12258574 DAY AND NIGHT ALLEGAN, MICHIGAN SEPTEMBER 19 to 23 5 Days and Nights of Entertainment & Thrills! The Biggest Fair of All! Admission Only 25c 3 AUTOMOBILES GIVEN AWAY! Fast Horse Races! Gorgeous Beauty Contest! See the Big, Beautiful Double Wedding The Best Midway Outside the Century of Progress Rides Galore! Balloon Ascentions Eoery Day! Two Mammoth Musical Reviews! Big Boy Scout Jamboree Saturday! Wednesday and Thursday, "Palm Beach Review" All Boy Scouts Admitted Free This Day. Grand Rapids Sea Scout Bond­ Battle Creek Drum and Bugle Corps. Friday and Saturday, Don't Mist the Allegan. County Fair! CHOCOLATES cJT Quality DECLARATION and CHALLENGE declare that our chocolates are •qua! in quality and Flavor, to any We challenge anyone to product finer chottlrln. Your first box will Our personal guarantee behind every Prescription Drug Store B. A. LyBARKER, Prop. Hastiags, Michigan October 5.1912. at Hastings, and deSmall Pigs But Not Their parted this life Wednesday. Sept. Brood Sows 6. 1933. at Chicago. Illinois, nt the nroou aows age of 20 years. 11 months, and 29, County Agent Harold Foster ex­ days. | plained to the Commercial Club, at He lived his whale life in Hastings ,helr I'aJn luncheon Tuesday, the and graduated from Hastings High । dMBclrttles the government is experrchool in 193KAfter completing Ills fencing In ita plans for control of school work he spent the remainder ithc Priw of P°rk- Tlie government I of his short life assisting with the: to raise that price. It found farm work at home. He leaves to ,hat- ln ordfr t® do «>• a‘ l<®st <•­ mourn his mother, one brother 000.000 pigs, weighing from «25 Frederic, four staters. Mrs. Hubert । pounds up to 90. should be takfti off ,Bronson. Hastings; Mrs Vere Mii-'the market and disponed of. Also ler. Chicago: Mrs. Ralph Lefler. * that 1.000.000 brood sows, due to far;Woodland; and M1m Doreen at row this full, should be purchased Jjome. Besides hta family and rela-;and slaughtered. “cs he leaves a very dear friend, i Thc government price for pigs is ..... __ .... •• ... . fav .1 1-1 Miss Florence Anderson. Hastings: far above thc normal price, especial­ and a host of other-young friends. ly for those of the lighter weights. Tlie day will dawn when one of us Farmers all bver the country’ are stufling the markets with pigs of shall hearken In vain to hear a voice that has these weights, so the government al­ ready has nearly the 4.000.000 limit, grown dumb. And moons will fade, noons pale and and is up against it to stop the stream of young porkers being shadows darken— Wlille sad eyes watch for feet that rushed to market. The smaller weight pigs "'arc slaughtered. The never come. only attempt at salvage by the gov­ One of us must some time face ernment Is to get what lard can be I existence • obtained and use the rest of the car­ Alone with memories tliat but cass for fertilizer and tankage. As sharpen pain. . the government pays a sliding scale J And these sweet days shalk shine price, up to 9‘= cents per pound for back in the distance 25 pound pigs, it can be seen tliat Like dreams of summer dawns in Uncle Sam Is a big loser by tills nights of rain. course; but there does not appear to One of us with tortured heart half broken. The government is more anxious Shall read long treasured letters through salt tears. row toon off tlie market than it is Shall kiss with anguished lips each the pigs; but It has found the farm­ cherished token ers are not ready to sell tlwlr sows That speaks of those love crowned at this time, as they think, if pork delicious years. prices sliall rise, they will have a । One of us shall find all light, all chance to make something. So the beauty, ' government, up to the present writ­ All Joy on earth a tale forever ing. has received only about 250,000 I done; of the 1.000.000 sofcs wanted, al­ Sliall know henceforth that life though the government ■pays 84.00 above thc market price for them. , means only duty. The government Is comixnsatrd I O. God! O. God- have pity on that by q •■processing, tax." which it as­ ' one. sesses to packers and dealers. Thc effects so far seem to have been MARTIN CORNERS. Miss Charlotte Barnum of Has­ that the prices of pork, espcially tings vm an over the week end pork chops, in the market have been Increased while the price of iwgs. on guest of Mrs. Millie Fisher. i Keith Mead and Mki Imogene foot, to the fanner remains where it was. How far the government can Barry entered tlie Hastings High succeed In ita well-meant program school lost week. Miss Dorothy to help Ute farmer to get better Slocum will attend the Woodland prices for pork, wheat, livestock, cot­ High school. ton. etc., remains to be seen. Wc all Remember the chicken supper at hojic it may work. the church thia week Thursday eve­ ning. Sept. 14. come and enjoy a NORTH CASTLETON. Mrs. Clyde Coville spent last week Miss Myrtle Oversmith was home with her daughter, Mrs. George over the week end. She has been en­ Woolston. near Richland to help joying a two weeks’ vacation with care for thc new boy who came to friendd at Lake Odessa and Lansing their home Sunday. Sept. 3. and with Die liome folks. Mr and Mrs- Forrest DeCamp of Mrs. Mae Oversmith accompanied Woodbury' spent Friday evening friends to church at Sebcwa Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Rowlader. Rev. Allen, a Free Methodist mln-' evening, where the Coats Grove Young People had a part in the pro­ istcr at one time on the Stoney gram. Point circuit and Mr. and Mrs. S. 8. next Sunday at 10:30. Be sqre Charlie Mead called to see Mr. and and attend. Mrs. Wash Helmer Sunday. The L. A. 8. will meet with Mtaa Junior Blocker had Ills tonsils re­ ■Alice Whetstone ■■ ..vknw.iv Wednesday. wvuukJua,. Sept. moved rnuuj, Friday. 20. for supper. A cordial Invitation School began in the Wellman dia­ ls extended to all.. | trict. Sjypt. 6. with J. Laird Wotring ----------------- - ---------[as teacher. 'Fhe old federal mint in New Or­ leans Is now a prison housing of-' The rings of Saturn are comjx>sed fenders of federal laws. of small solid bodies. J. M. SCHWARTZ SOLD OUT TO DETROIT LIQUIDATOR/ Mr. Schwartz has served this community for 13 years, and has made friends by selling reliable merchandise. This store is now in the hands of Detroit liquidator... Our Motto is to sell Nationally advertised, GUARANTEED merchandise at prices .which will surprise you! Special 200 Pairs of Ladies’ For This Week! Enna Jettick Shoes Regular $5 and $6 Values! Our Price *) >» 'S. Men’s Trade Builder A Pair! ress Oxfords! Formerly $4—Now . Going At fi1 The STYLES, Strapsand Tie Oxfords. The COLORS-Black, Brown and Patent. Guaranteed Goodyear welt, solid leather upper and sole. 126 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, W Social Events and Personal Mention Mi** Jannet Michael visited in Hattie Creek over the week end. MU* Ruth Rouse of Ypsilanti'Is tlie guest-of Mr. and Mrs. “ ' Latnble. Mi*M Josephine Stein visited at her homo in ’ Harbor Springs over the week end. Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Wood of Grand Rapid* spent Sunday with Mr*. Claud? Wood. Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Engle*te*i left Tuesday for Chicago to attend A century of Progress. Ml** Mildred Tuuk* spent Hie K,UOM c MrP tnrt1 Unbred Mnrxhrffcf KICKER’S TOURNAMENT OBSERVED SIXTY­ EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY WAS NEW GOLF EVENT Luncheon at Country Club Fifty Relatives Preaant at Jas. McDonald’s at Clov­ Next Week Tuesday to erdale on Labor Day ' Be Important Ona PAGE, egvia APPLES. 1H c sliced apples. H t salt * c sugar. cinnamon. W t cloves. 2 t lemon juice. The Difference H t Mr. and rl Wareham and MUs Lleva Perry was home from TTie sixty-eighth wedding annldaughter, ____ r. spend Friday in Lansing over ths wrek end. ' Autumn flowers, including zin­ Blend apples, flour, salt and Ann Arbor 1 Charle-. 8- Brown of Chicago was nias and marigolds, were used to dd rest ... ot ingredients and decorate lhe lounge and tables at l Don*W *nd the eighteenth annual Add --------- ----------*' “* “ Mrs. Byron — Smith of Detroit visit­ in the city on Tuesday calling on the weekly luncheon at lhe Has' rfu,Uon of the McDonald family into buttered pan. Cover with crust. I ........... ed her mother. Mrs. Clara Walldorff., friends. . : -. . e-a. —. un. on Tuesday VIU >..1,1 hf,d Mt III.Ilhelr to,,. tonle al r-V, CloverMake 44 (lit.slits In in Inti to|> and and haka bake nh. pie M 35 ■ tings Country Club < and sister, who live in the Densmore' Miss Margaret Hayward of Kala- 1*11: ty-five members and their <*- Lab* Day about fifty minute* to moderate oven. Serve Af>t*.. last week. maxjo is visiting ber aunt. Mrs. Mrs. Ray v»., O. — 2M:ln< present, their direct guests were present *,*»•. ■—— r—• —including ————« — —- ....... — warm or cold. 1 Miss Alberta Webster of Ann Ar-■ Minnie Bhrlner. — i.t..t. -to — descendant*, their nine children 17 „ -----------Ftnnie of Woodland won high score children. CANTALOUPE PIE. bar came Tuesday for a visit with Mr. and Mn Edgar Brooks have at contract, which wa* played at Brtndchlldren, and 30 great-grand­ • her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mr*. gone to Prairieville to spend several' seven tabla*. 1 cantaloupe I children. frhiWmn Floyd Ereriiart. . pXckitfe lemon gelatin. days with frtchds. . A picnic dinner was served at The golfer* event was a kicker's Mr. "and Mrs. E F. Bottom and■ 2 c boiling or lukewarm water. Mr*. Jamt'A Endtky ha* returned I noon after a morning of sports. In S pint whipping cream. t^eir son. Edward. Jr., of Detroit,, after spending a week In Chicago , the afternoon a program "under the raef M^and ™a»M on 1 tv* ***'“"• FB*“»an 1 baked pte shell. attended toe fair in Chicago from. with her daughter. . IotoiToo™ to' ““ P"’*™" Cut the .melon pulp Into small Friday till Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Wallace Osborn. Elea? bam Dissolve the gelatin in One cup Mr *nd Ur* R*von ,AvU, Patty and Palmer will spend several ih. rh.v»H h7 Kr. n.v Glenna Humeston was chairman of dice. —-- --------- — ----------------------~ — .... wvX _v. the event was played by Mrs. Ray the dinner oommlttee Hugh Me- boUkn8 or lukewarm water according Newcomb) and little daughter of days In Chicago this week. I ।»M nn!e Donald was c«x elected president for to'directlons on package. Add an• Mrs Ficd Mahoney of Kalamazoo fK>- comln wimino other and cool. Then spent tlie week end with her par-' 13fL *» .her ,hc « »*.r .. - cup uf water -----------j a—in, ' and Mrs. Chas. Doyle. anfl .Mr* W ’ A'“Hal1 . . „ . -nt* Mr and Mrs Cole Newton Buett Mrs. Phyllte Reynolds of Ann Mr McDonald ts 93 years of ace ,dd W* dlocd cantaloupe and set to Grand of BaiUmore Artw: Mrs . c L.La.‘hr0*. lhe ®We,t man ln Bany^unty and refrtgerator unUi it begins to con-1 Mr. and Mrs. • Dan x*»u wc,c _ Thomas —~~ Ogden went -• ------Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs John Rapids Bunday where he has a ,JS5 Twp. cam. Friday (or a Mair with °11" “I® JfP1 • c,vu »" «ewran. km MrOnn- «•'*'■ «■< <”«. bakrt pu <nx. Huizinga of McCords; Hon with a large firm. HU manj h-r raru. Willard and OUm Icta.!R, R °‘ u aged a««l sa. wm, from •"d P**" Pl*“ >» rc*nKvr*ioc rWHlwaWr miui until |«. gelaid 1* Ka. ou«.U Guest* were Sidney and Percy Allen of Bowens friends vrtsh him even success. Mu Cut Olddlng* and Uwa Marguartl* Bclnuntpr-rger ol Y Yps> -----‘.-----------Grand Rapid*. ................................................. Harttngs Marshall. -***tln -•-• mixture —-------lx act. Top “ with •— whip-1 ““S,’“%*?• jr1 Bun »«rti.“ad“iassiIrbiSK?’ --------------------Battle Creek. Yorkville, Kalamazoo crtira before serving. Thia I er Wedn's^*y„ IttonXr two with her oar- »re spending today in Grand Rapid*: Mrs. Richard A. Oroos was aa in in'and and Richland. Richland. mixture will nil a medium aired pic Miss Frances Sydow/of Marshall ' •*nd’.Itr tl^°i lo! Misses Dorothy and Betty Ever-: charge of Ute luncheon and was as---------------- --------------------shell. «“•» “uiJwtoBSl.* Mktok b.nm Akjon. Ohio. v-Mlcd Mr .nd tort b> Mr. E..1 Wtohto. Mn. BUSINESS WOMEN'S JELLIED CANTALOUPE. | Riley and other friends. and Miss Helen Biddle of Grand orer toe week Jack Stem. Mrs_ Emil Tydcn and -----------------------------------1 package raspberry gelatin. . HOSPITAL GUILD MEETS Mr. and Mrs John Valentine of a na Mclcn Bsotue us mother cn end. Mrs. Mr John J. Dawson. R.n.rtr.nr. n f their «l _ ’ j0hn J D *»*On. 1 pint boiling or lukewarm w^ter.j vetted Mr. and Mr*. E. R*J>‘^'Sddte'ove^• t£wk rod Mr«- C.-PtTtathrop and The luncheon next week will be C Mr11?nrt’xte? nU r-mhk. visit, MMr.EandB1MrsclusrteT Faui and MbJt oi*vc t-“thrt>P were ln Chicago an important one of the year as of- Twenty-Five Members Had a I cantaloupe. Distulre toe gvlaUn in boiling or: ‘ed Ur aJd Mrc ^-e' Xr £Marietta atJ^ed toe Ja^s fam- Thursday and Friday at AA Century ' fleers for tlie next year will be -elect-' ’~*Delightful Time at Wall lutcewarm water according to dt- i I cd. reports of lhe present officera Eotan Rapids on Sunday u» reunion at the home of Mr. and of Progress. . „,committees T, ’ Lake Monday Night rectlons on package. Let atand until! Mrs. _E w V. Smith has Improved and will be read and Mr. and Mr*. A. J. &>ley are atMr* James Nell of Ovid on SundJy from ” her recent operation at renPen- mere there wui will ue be aucusaion discussion or of a a concon-, Twenty-fire members ot of me the uwiBusi- thick but not hard. Cut cantaloupe , -------......... .. ............. ••• -• -i—.’ H ..Mrs. Archie *rl.hi. n-ri aA-i Irom er recent memy-nve mcmoers • ----------.. — . । Mr. and Carl •*' 1 homn after spending the summer at f . ML Edith Carnenter nock hospital and has returned to stitutinn and by-laws which have ness Women's Hospital Guild had in half, removing seeds. While the; their cottage at Gun lake. 7andt> ft,ldMtw» Edith Carpenter NMhvUki been prepared 7 u* hjl, IUJ. B delightful meeting aw Mrs. Earl gelatin mixture is still like a thick) Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weaver were _« ■FUn. spent tire etk end Uh pauJ Hyde KeSth :gcU0 thMl xhb be made a meeting Boyes- cottage at Wall lake on Mon- syrup, pour Into the two halve* Rtte’t* '/ Mr- a'ldMr8' ***?1 stahl ■ Johnson, to his home in Flint >' evening was lomc. m Flint on on ' for for members memtjera only only because Because of of the the da •«> evening, Mrs. mn. Don wop Bllvrn nuven wa* iiy. . nt South Hntith Campbell Camhwll■ on nn Sunday. Qundkv .. ■ . ... ...... ... .. .... of . . Lbusiness .to .be .transacted, . . . hostess, assisted u.. *■_. Fred _ ■ Palm_ of visit with Mrs. amount by Mrs. “P “* rimalning gelatin until ■ Monday after — onu-ciuM.,1 of V. Prat: rrauM«- John Walton Of Kalama 1 - - ■ cr. Mr*. Cleo Berry and Mr*. Boyes. “°,h> S} 4* e»«Ulqupc into two or I Mrs. Mary Showerman Mr*. Guy C. Keller will' be in Ville wa* irt lhe city on Thursday "n<1 Mrs Crandall of South Nettie Hyde and Paul Hyde An outdoor pienne had been three section* and serve with beaten calhug on friend* and relative*. ! Bend. Ind. were Bunday gue»U of; Mrs. A D. KnUkern and Miso | charge of next week s luncheon and planned, but because of the rain in 2e,*Un dr whipped cream. This Thia Mr and Mrs. Ed Arehart of Royal t,u’ fenner-* son and wife. Dr..and Margun-lle Hctmansperger returnee the golf event uill be arranged by the morning, thc picnic was held mflkes two sensing*. on Saturday from Hay View where Mns. o. d. Houghton of Caledonia, Walton Oak were guests of Mr. and Mr- Mrs D. D. w.ltnn i ~~ — indoors. AH’ greatly enjoyed the ’ -------- -- - —: they spent about ten days with Mrs ■ -----CANTALOUPE FJ.UFF. ...... .... .... Mr•■ “ ' Mn™l» J»™» “ ’ ll ’ •>" Frank Densmore over thc week end. D D. Smith Of Detroit.' BONIFACE—DOUGLAS. I dinner which wa* followed by the 2 c cantaloupe cubes. Mr. ura Mr. B. B Eplry and U'’1?’lSd ' ' Mis. c. P. Lathrop nnd Mtss Olive Tlie Methodist EplacJpal church bujdnes* meeting. Ml*s Ruth Farr 12 marshmallows. toisliur rr.nr.s ol M.nron , <»to« <»»» « HtoWu Lathrop were guesL* of Mrs. R. F. I of Prairieville, for the fir*t time in w,‘> thc hostess In October. , •3 T lemon juice. , vi'lllnj In* tr.lbrr, A J KpIry c4W on Mr. «nd Mrs. Burt Tinkler . Webb ot Grand Rapids at th? Wcvt- i fifty year*, was the scene of a wry * " * ’— 2*. c milk. Mitos E-lher Doty and Eleanor Oto day IM to. HONOK BRIDE AND GROOM. Edger visited Mr. and Mr*. LawMr- antl J“- Olkner and Mr. ’em Michigan Golf Avaoclallon at’charming wedding Wednesday cve2’i T coriutatvU Complimentary to her daughtcrntng. Sept- «. when the marriage rcnee Beach of Kalamazoo on Satur>n<! thc Blythefleld Country Club. Mn. Victor Sisson, x a recent Mr*. M. A. Lambic and her sister, of Miss Dorothy M- Douglas, daugh- tn-law. .r \ ' rixy • Charlene, also Mr. and Mrs. Deward Mias t baking powder. Ruth Rouse, of Ypsilanti, ac-iter of Mrs. Oliver Bower of" Delton. Mrs. Emniii Sisson of FYceport Mrs. Kdw. Clark relurnrd raw,*?“ L’“m“ companies Mba Helen Lambie to to Me. Oreon Boniface, elicst r<in ,.'‘cna „ *'th » miscellaneous day. Tursday. Iron Detratl JKrrr Bund.y In BalUe Cook »Uh Mr Mt. Carroll. 111 . on Tuesday where of Mr. nnd Mt* Frank Boniface of , *^L,on Frlda>' »f»ernoon. nine2 egg whites. *v t vanilla. . rhr had beon visions store . Labor and Mrs Benord o Connell. toe will enter toe Frances Sliimet Prairieville, was rolemnlzed. thc Day MIm Helen Sim and Min Jeanette • School '□ c whipping cream. . ceremony being performed by.Rev fiJTnl°hrd Mn. Sarah BrandsUlter Is visit- ““ ■>> We.tBeld. Atea- Jersey, have’ Mrc. John Helrigel Is visiting her Mite*, pastor of the church Cut cantaloupe into small cubes, ;intertainm.nl and dainty refrcahadd marshmallows cut Into small THE <'ROSS ROADS. Ins ber daughter and husband, Mr <UC3U burins the past week *on and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin , The bride was aitlrcd in dark •“»««» ■«•«’ served. ■ tne once wav auircu in oarx _ , ~~ ■. sod Mrs. Burr Van Houten, ol Al- »>,“"« •<“>“ Mrs. L. H. B»nrU and Helrigel. of Freeport. pieces, and marinate with km.ni !bl.«. gilk with .. eorugF ot ptoki l>™“ '?“* ** _______ ....; ---------------Mr. and Mrs. Lawtic McBain of juice. Place in refrigerator two liours Delton »pent Thursday with th»dr tru MU* Agnes 81m. en route to visit A ■ Mr. and Mrs. Clair Emerson spent; rests and- white sweet peas. -pjj. The with *ome lovely and useful gills. Mi', and Mrs. Fred Young spent Ctentury of Progress in Chicago before serving. ■ On Tuesday evening a reception daughter. Mr*. John Cook, and fam­ Sunday with Mr Mr*. Alvin > bridesmaid. Miss Lyla Boniface, sisPut two cups milk Into dc.ubl.th, week «pd wl-.h Mr. and Mrs. . “rs. Fr_.nes._TO.Tr ir VpOlinU Hclrltcl and family of Freeport. iter .of the groom, wa* attirM in yd- was given tor Mr. and Mrs. Sixsun. boiler. Mix cornstarch with remaln- ily. Win. Sage and family of Grand f Ml** Ruby Stcdgr returned Sun­ Mrs Jessie DeVos of Grand Rap- • low. Tlie grocm was attended by Mr. by the Methodist church of Free­ mg one-fourth cup milk and stir in­ for over a week helping with the Rapids. 1 port. in the church social nxirns. day to her school duties at Royal id* u visiting her sisters. Mr*. John' Donald Douglas, brottier of the Mr. and Mrs Frank E. Hcrncy 1care of Mrs. Mixer, who is very- Hoevtnalr and Mr.;. Clair Emerson, bride. there being a good attendance. An’ lo the hot milk. Cook for 10 tnlnuies Oak Her condition Is becoming more ----------------v. «v<w» stirring frequently. Add baking poa .•pent from Sunday till Wedne«dny sick. ' Mr* Eliza Johnson of Haxtlng* . Mias Martha Bennett, of EvanOnly the immediate families and 'enjoyable program of songs 'and readings was rendered and tn behalf Itlcr nnd M,t ,o while. «nd beat spent Sunday with Mrs. Jane TutIn Chicago attending A Century of 1 Mis. Ort« jamtod. w» hone *““• "I'"" " When cornstarch h Progress Irem Union USrover ft, -,k end. «"* “» Ittohk-a A. wore preanl. ConmiuUUon. an uf thoic present.'Re*'. Frank Loomis •unMI Vl-r>' presented the guests of honor with reok<xL remove from store and beat J Mr*. R. M. W<fst of Dryden. New ; Mr and Mrs Earl Wjlllam*. Mrs. Mr and Mr*. J. F Fxlmond.* aecom- Groo' al Oun *akc extended to Mr and Mrs Boniface a sum of'money. Following thc rc- 1,1 pKK white* at once When light Ernest WIlHann aiuLDffrt*. Mrs. Jes­ York, spent frdm Wednesday until panted her to Battle Creek Sunday Mr. and Mr*. Dane Houyener vb-“ .sponse by Mr. u..^wu. Sisson, ia ice cream and GuxTy. add vanilla. Serve , very ni.vii-.i.u—innni.si. ... .... , .HH.uunu ................ —... ...z sie Scobey and June called on Mr*. Baturday with her niece. Mrs. G<o •P M and called on Mr. and Mr*. »«» daughter gnd hmbaml On Saturday evening. Sept. 9. at cake were served by thc young ladles eold. putting layer of fruit In irerv- Mildred Roush of East Gun li»X' B- Ruling Cha*. Jones. ' Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Butt, of Detroit.। — - ---------- ...... ....'. . ... ........... Intf rtl.ll "tin rniAHna wit I. dish, nnd covering corn- • Sunday afternoon. atternc Dr- And Mrs. L. E- lfoUy ot -Mu»Little Mias Wil-. r.el“r,rd WMrl^rtd”tV F^td Hale and Mr I vSdic cSrfc£‘‘ daughter of ,P Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Everhart andling , rtarehmlxturc. Top wHhwith *weetct^ kegon were Sunday guest* of Mr 1 •----- ••• -— - -----ina Lou Roush returned with them. and Mrs- W. G. Bauer arxi Mrs lrom University hospital at Ann Ar­ and Mr*. Clair Emerson spem Lt and Mr*. James W. Crawley, to Mr.1 Mia* Mabel susop of Hasting* were crcom- 7111,1 nudtM «« fire Custer Smith and family of Chas. Bauer bOT *l»c underwent an.. opera­ ............. *»«.. ~ .......... «?>■.“' C2ilca.,ro W,U1 Mr “,,d g^.^^^town. ..... *nrtog*. Grand Rapids spent Sunday evening tion for goiter. She is gaining nlcewith Mr. and Mr*. Orlcy smith. lly. which l* bxood new* tn to her wtdM wide Mrs Walter Baiuiro « i \ ‘ BUTTERED CABBAGE, ■................ ■■ ■ ■■ ly_ which EfOOd n*u-B circle of-friends. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Keith Daniels spent .Methodist parsonage. Ro J L L 1 small head cabbage ——————W? Circle of friends. SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. ■ Mr. W.yn, wnrrlrr ot Until. '..«“!>>»«or,',a.’*»»? [“S'!.Helpful SuiUCStioilS ‘ >-3r'ln.™ Mrs. G. C Marshall received word ids ahd spent tlie evening with the read in thc presence of the parents Creek visited her parents. Mr. and Friday of the death of her nephew, ! lhc bridal couple and the groom s = Sait a*nd pepper. Mr*. Willard Ickes, from Friday till, latter's parents near FYeepari Billy Dsmrow. of Warsaw. Wiacon! Mrs Phyllis Reynolds returns to-•sister. Mt» Mlldtcd Sinclair. Sunday. Mr. Wheeler came Satur-: Shred and cook cabbage in a large Mn. hl* death being caused by a day to her home in Ann Arbor after Attending the bride wits Mrs Bea- • < ARAMEL Hl Rl I day end they returned lo theirj' quantity of boiling waler until ten- motor car. I a visit with'Mr. and Mr* Roy Cor- trice Arehart. and ncr husband. Mr ■ . ' -for flavoring) home Sunday afternoon. idcr. Drain off water except half a Mr*. Frank Norton and Mr' B->b । des and Miss Margery Reynolds Chester Arehart, wjm best man. 1 cup whim sugar. A'cu/’df ferns & Decora­ cup. Then melt butter, and vinegnr Elliston and. Cleota Conklin vialted - ' - north -• oil • — ..—-a .• 3 t»blcspoons cold waler. daughters. Misses Joy and Aletha1■ Mrs Milton -MurphjSif A wedding. a,».. dinner to.. was served al and *ea.<MmingA. and pour over the tions tn Genuine Harker at Robt Chance* in West Vermont­ 4 cup boiling water. Hulett, of Beaverton. Oregon, are. Freeport Is slowly recovering from an । the home of thc bndes parents on ville Saturday attern(MX) and at Jay In a metal pan mix the sugar and cabbage. Reheat and serve. “Hotovin" Chinaware! tlie guests of hl* sutera. Mr*'Jas car Intcctlon at the home of Dr.{Sunday. *n water. Let cook Haskins' in Vermontville. Cregtow and Mr*. Frank ftndr iand Mrs. E. J. Pratt. W. Grand St Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair will be at “■'1 g-"- — — until it turns | LENT < tlRNERN. Mr. and Mr*. I. W Jarrard and Mr Hulett to bwilncwmanager <>f ■ Mr and Mrs. C. W. Crawford will hope to their friends at 1019 No. gpMep brown fact off the atow to; Bah of Orangeville .X"?. spent family and Mr and Mr*. Bob Ellis­ toe Beaverton Review ",*n“e" I Wave Sunday for Chicago, where! Michigan Ave., Ha.-ting*. Congrat-a little, thro carefully add the , ";. Mr^nd Mrs^w' W. Knisley of >y will spend a wxek on buslm,* ulalions and best wishes are extend,Hammond ton attended the Labor Day celc1 to spatter. hot. bration at Hastings Monday Big Rapids called on Rev. and Mrs »«d attending A Century of Prog- ^d. ,o Kl*' ’ hDt Keep ”** h"*but ’""1 not boiling H“H’n'ond. until tlie hard candylike mixture ha* Clarcijco Hammond made a bu*L Mr. and Mr*. l»rtcr Hoffman and h L On 8uRd“y- .Mr ,"nd rett- nnd Mr. rh,, Melntvr Jr HAD INTF.RENTING TRIP. I melted again Tills syrup will keep:*”**’ ,r,P,oHa^t,ngs Wednesday. ।rou. Victor, spent Sunday with their Mrs. Knbley were returning fw. Mctatyre. Jr.. , ofn . indefinitely, and may be U'-ed to'M2ur,’c?“,’,J,,t“rt^ wlUl 1son. Eber. and wife at Hantinu*. Bloomington. Ill., where thelri?’ Ann .Wr visited Dr. ana Mrs. C- . . . _n _„1D। flavor cake*. fr<x>tlnax, lo- creanu“ "Ua Graham, a* teacher. daughter entered Illinois Wesleyan]®- Mclntpe and Mr. and Mrs J Which took them through the The British o«Tce~hM {Mown ' I .8ewr"» tr,om ,ld« wflnlty attended under Prof .J- Amibrmter part of the. IJ^Xna HhnSs Wiscan- dessert sauces and ctutard* x_____________ ' 1 the carnival at Plainwell Friday and 1electric underground railway ‘in Arihur Westbrook. Mr*. Deweys K LeBaron Lockwoodn”1 al,d Minnesota nicy returned London. PARFAIT. Saturday .br*ber- „ irM Mb* Ruth LoLkwood nf S Friday. While away they visited A, 1 cup sugar. \ i Mrs. Alfred Ball and daughter, Fitckci. 1 pint Mr and Mr*. Chas. Offley Ortley re- :an« Kuin UJCkwooct uwawoou oi of asuit Sauli I ™ r-hlrn,.n „t«. v cup water. i Jacquelyn, of Allegan spent the past turned Friday from Minneapolis. 1®‘c Marie arc lhe guests of Dr. and ^Jur> ®f [n ChteMO.atai ; 2 cups wliipping cream Scclt w,lh Mr ,n<1 Mr“- !*!and | Mnm .to, Ito Ito! MJ> Cto U Uck.XKl .nd I'm teaspeotu vanilla or lenjon fla-, Hammond. daughters, Misses Thelma and Alice. 1 h» ««*• in> nurse nurse aunrerv surgery. voting. ! Congratulation* arc extended to tor DV. They nv also >l» attended .lundrd Ltoyd Uta.,,, and _ drouth jtalh over toto Labor Day. Mr. bfttey reports that tl the D-'d the sugar and water until the I *nd \;rs Cnrl McManni* on: Munday ............. for their has been as severe in thc other syrup «pin* a threap Pour slowly the — Minnesota UUA.VA. 0LUIL State Fair «JIU and Ul on■ family ---- - ,left on .......... b,rth °: " nU* P°und boy. Hr the way home spent a day at A-^>«nc In Philadelphia. Pa., after ■tatewa* it has in Michigan. He was ov?r thc stiffly beaten whites ot' amwer to thr name of Carl WeisaerL especially impressed with the farms egg*. Continue tx-ating until cool. । u‘ro>Century of Progress In Chicago. Thc visiting her father, John Welssert । who h has his receftt recefit trip covered about 1.600 mile*. |*ho “ recovered from hi* he saw on this tnp. which took him Add the flavoring, then chil) well in | Iini illne-isMr. Mid Mr*. Theron Caln and I Hlne-w through the dairy region of Wiscon- the refrigerator. Whip thc ere*m ’ »«-«».»< ill lit u. THE JEWELER daughter. Mbs Rachel, accompanied "r- Bn<l Mrs. Dove and two chil-. ata. and the wheat growing section and fold the first mixture Into thl* : Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Crockford by”Mr? w ‘id Mra. were culling on ' ...... Or, StewarT Q.m-n— • ’cain Z-r<’dren ■ — ~~ off Lansing 9 ““ * ~ —... of Minnesota. He visited the Mate1 Add coloring if desired Return to thc *c*y. Sunday visitors at Wil) Crock­ nASTlSOS. MICHIGAN j. P.intlac Bintiac returned returned last last week week from iroi a Hasting* friend* on Sunday. Mrs 'fair at Miiuicapolls. which is onr Heezlng trays and freeze for three i ,, in North Carlton. • "motor ■ i. At remembered her<v a?. of tlie outstanding fairs of the,hour* without stirring. This serves two weeks'-eastern trip. ... l5ove *111 Mr atul Mrx ton Crockford. ArSchenectady. New York, they were Mix* Jean McCallum, a teacher In country. [eight. Candied or preserved "nd Mr and Mr* lu friut* UlULt 1, ur , --I joined by Bernard Caln and enjoyed fruit in - 4»» ■ :may be added to thl*. ant*' ' nd/ " n “or”'vh'onre U-nnon spent .. ......... Saturday •­ Mrs. Ophelia O'Hair has returned HONORED -MR. AND Join ^ “"'t , an outing of camping and mountain syrup may be u*cd instead o from Chicago, wlrere she has been ■climbing in the Adirondaeks return­ * Mr. and Mr*. Carl Perkin* spent ■^HLS. ALVIN DARKER, to give variation* in flavors. U. H.i.t l.r, ChulL*,K. visiting for reveral weeks. She was Ing through Vermont and MassSunday in Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. Charle* Shelknaccompanied by Mrs. William Lanbl. banter entertained a company last CREOLE RICE. ^Sunday callers al Herbert Bar-' Fancy AficAigi who will be a guest at the home of Tuesday evening, honoring Mr. and 4 T chopped bacon. num'* were. Mr. and Mr*. Howard' Mr. and Mrs. C W. Crawford fa: Mrs. Alvin Barker (Pauline Stairs>| 2 T chopped green peppers. Barnum of Hartings. Mta Mary two weeks. 2 T chopped onions. Barnum and Mr. and Mr*. Harlow whose marriage took place last Sat Mr- and Mrs. Mike Becka-ith and iirday evening. They left Friday 2 T chopped celery. Barnum and son of Coats Grove. family. Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn' Dan­ foe Houghton. N. Y.. where the| 2 c boiled rice.’ All Fla..,. iels and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dan­ groom is in college, preparing for | 1H c tomatoes. Tokyo, with a population of a lit­ iela attended a pot luck dinner and the ministry. The bride will also en-, tle over 5,000,000. u surpasaed in StoFop miscellaneous shower for Mr. and ter collegfe there. Tlie best wuhes of '» t paprika. J population only by London and New Mrs. Kenneth Daniels at Clear lake their many fnend* go with this! Heat tncoh in frying ,— pan. . -wlwn —. on Sunday. Low Price highly respected couple to their new »ell browned add and brown lhe TELEPHONE 2241 Mrs. Thomas Cox, wife of a for­ horru? ■ ''Pepper*, onion*,— > —• — •* rice •Add ■“ celery and mer pastor of the Methodist church 1 test of Ingredwnu and rook alowly b... Quality here, came Monday for a few days MEETING. Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Midi. :20 BANNER minutes. CLASS Stir frequently. Serve*I visit with Mrs. J. T. Lombard. Mrs Mr*, cha*. Paul was host*** to the two. Cox has been spending the summer Banner class of the McthodiM Bun­ at Bay View and u enroute to her day School on Tuesday evening at. Vegetable Salad. home In Detroit. 8 spears cooked asparagus. their first meeting of the season. THEATRE -;-MIDDLEVILLE ■ Mr. .and Mr*. Peter Appledoorn bf Twenty-five were present and en­ 1-3 ( sliced cucumber.*. Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs- Bert Le­ joyed a . bountiful toto.....to pot luck supper- I| 3 T chopped plmlentos. Fevre of Doster. Mr. and Mr* Peter Plan* were made for several 1 t chopped onion Septambar 16lh and 17lh t salt Hoevenair and daughter and Ken­ event* of the near future Mr* J. M ' h«., Pl neth Adam* of Richland and Mr Townsend Invited lhe class to her j 3 T French’dressing. and Mr*. Jacob Smith of Middleville Wall lake cottage for the October! October Mix _and — chill . ingredlenls and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr* meeting, which will be a Hallowe'en)) on crisp cabbage or • lettuce party. 11 John Hoevenair and family. Can Be FELT/ No pun is intended... you can really feel the difference in thc quality be­ tween ordinary felt hats and our new Stylepark hats for fall! There are conservative shapes and sports styles in all thc new shades. Be sure and feel them! $cjoo T-S- Baird CLOTHING & SHOES for MEN HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Helpful Suggestions 1 OVENWARE The Big Little Store Offers L V. BESSMER Friday, Sept. 15 Golden Anniversary # 1883 < - 1933 % Saturday, Sept. 16 13c | Cheese JELLO POP CORN JAR CAPS BUTTER Reed’s Drug Store ARCADE Regular Prices On Drug Needs Mineral Oil Milk of Magnesia Cod Liver Oil Epsom Salts 3 Um. Colgate's Tooth Paste Colgate’s Shaving Cream Palmolive Shaving Cream 35c Six. Spirits of Camphor 3 Oss. Antiseptic Solution Bottles of 100 Aspirin 39c 39c 69c 25c 19c 25c 25c 25c 50c 49c Bo* 7^C 3 ri,.. 19c Oo.. 23c U.. 25c Apple Butter ZIc | Saturday *nd Sunday JOE BROWN . THREE TABLES IN PLAY. Twelve guests were pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Roy Cordes on■ Wednesday evening ,at a dessert bridge. The boards were played. Mrs Frank Andrus and Mrs- Phyllis Rey­ nolds winning east and west and Mrs David French and Mrs. Jose­ phine Todd for north gnd south. LOVELY LUNCHEON. DEEP DISH APPLE PIE. Mrs- Clifford W. Dolan wa* host-' 1 c flour. e*a at a beautifully appointed lunch-, eon la*t Thursday at her home on South Park street. Contract wa»l 2 T milk Mix -— flour salt. played at three tabte*. Mr*. Rich-1-----. —and ---------—Cut ... In the lard ' ord A. Groos and Mr* Roy Cordes j with knife snd add milk. When winning first and wcond prise*.>stiff dough forms, pat it out and! Mr*. Phyllis Reynolds, of Ann Ar-1 fit over apples, bor. wa* an out-of-town guest. •-- ------------------- £------MELON MINT COCKTAIL DINNER FOR MISS L.AMB1E. ' 2 C cantaloupe cubes. DESSERT BRIDGE. Mrs. M. H. Kinde was hostess at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Craw-1 U c small mint* a delightful dessert bridge on Wed­ ford entertained at dinner Sunday j Mix tiw cantaloupe cubes with, nesday evening of last week, two> j In honor of Miss Helen Jean Lambie. broken after-dinner mint*, allowing 1 tables being in play. .wv—* to enter Frances about 12 mint* ~ to the medium-sized I who — left Tuesday At contract. Mn Marlon • Whit- Slunier culki* a Mount ■ Carroll, melon Ber'e very cold tn shtrhet — — held hlgn score and Mia. Har- l«<« --- to Chaffee, ol n ----- a n ---- Ito rat ----- kJ — ---------Thia shell, nun ’ Ul- • Lsntx Grand Rapids, I gliuro* or afrom melon ru Woodburne held second score- I waa an out-of-town guest. I makes two servings. ELMER the GREAT" Thia is the pennant winning panic of baseball and blonde*. ALSO NEWS AND COMEDY! ADMISSION 10c and 20c Show* at 2:M gntl 9;M MEAT MARKET SPECIALS Beef Steak Chicago Beef BACON Dickorr Brand 1/^ Fancy Sugar Cured, In Chunk u. 17c Lb. Pkg. 12c Lb. 13c Phone U$ Your Orders ! WEDNESDAY and Tlll'RSDAY SEPT 20 and 11 'The Conquerors' And Comedy. All »eata 10c We Deliver The Big Little Store Phone 2491 �PAGE EIGHT Special Excursion Train to A CENTURY o£ PROGRESS CARDS of THANKS ANTS ICC CHICAGO, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 Mr4 Ralph DeVine and Mrs. Gen- th* Bot*l *** alung “5 L.-.a Brmnrn Sunday were as follows: ;wel1 "* *.^*^SZBorv antl Mr. nnd Mrs. Giese of Caledonia. | wry caretui huw they walk. Mr. apd Mrs. Ernest Preston and &----------' "-------— — Mr. and Mrs. Francis Harrison “MiF**1 daughter of Grand Rapids. Mr. anil nffi- ...------------------- ------------ ---------rciirwMraMrmruno -I Mrs. Harold Slater and Bobbie of, haw great iwpes of getting a fair m.,...... «>k. d.puir.1 n. . u-1 Ketcham and daughter.; will attend 'Rochester. N. Y-. Mr. and Mrs. Mor- price this year, after two years of ’. \ s“" .‘M’’this week. Iris Glover of Onondaga. Mrs. Em- loss. ’ i'.'m,.;. And GmMMin. Frank Green. Wlio has conducted rna Laurer Of Augusta and. Mr. and, a. K. Parker had last week off from . -------------to eH, Warl(tp hair Mrs Hal Lathrop.-Mr. and Mrs.;his bank duties al Caledonia, and AVOID HIGHWAY CONGESTION -TRAVEL SAFELY BY RAIL ------ - ------------------------------h aves on Tliunday, Sept. 14, on|Heber Pewter. Mrs. Merritt Mead, thought that, after he did some re'TU C runDf'UVQ't four davs' trip. i local Mrs. Lena Casielem. Mrs. pam to his home here, lie and fam1 nL> LnUALnE.0 h . ' -e-sionnf thr rhrP’ian’ McIntyre and Mr. and Mrs. Com-ifiy would go north for a few days' ft s­ cmuon nt Assyria Center church, won Rev. Hitchcock. in chatge and with interment at Uie Assyria cemetery. Recent visitors at A century ot Progress exposition were . Mr. and Every trass we St li guarantccd to hold the ruptnra and we keep It in proper ad­ justment for you. Let ui show you the New Akron Trass MICHIGAN CENTRAL Our 3ervic< ... . . «M; Sfl .1.,. ... bar S J< twule X ' Odr.,4 “J -■EX toll fi.M.K z ■ 'WK HAVE 12lo »i- ~-r. •’«<*'> : •roil KALE GEORGE M. NEWTON I time to go fishing although lie got plenty of fresh (hot air) while TRAINS USE STATION ADJOINING shingling hts house. A truck coming in from the east Saturday turned up towards Gard­ ner's store. Tlie brakes did not work property m»o «•>■>« in time to uv.old doing any damage. Mrs. Fred Granger of Sherman1 street, left Sunday for Grand Rajs-, quite a cargo aboard that does not tds to Join friends on a trip to tlie mix well with gasoline. Both can. were brought to the- hospital here ! exposition at Chicago. ». • Mrs. Scgcrstrom. son and daugh­ for repairs. Mrs. Clara Gillespie and children visited her sister. Mrs Pearl Fin­ ter and Miss Skinner spent the La­ bor day holiday at Chicago fair. ley. near Kalamazoo, Sunday. Wm. Cogswell and slaughters. Car­ rie and ’Greta, and Geneva Leslie STATE OF MICHIGAN were callers at Wm. Schantz's near Vermontville Sunday afternoon. OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Irving Charlton. Gus Turncss. !• 13 ,u* The annual meeting oK the Elite Cemetery organization will be held nn Wednesday., Sept. 30. nt tile Briggs church basement with a pot luck dinner at noon, followed by a business meeting to decide on the • Mr. and Mrs. Rnnuld Warner, who j have spent the summer at their Wall lake cottage, returned to De­ troit la.it week to begin school, and •visited at the home of their par- U-. 1 . I’tewe l« -PI V —| D. .dd^rt!. Sui«-r»Uor». 1933 Miss AnnaMle Cogswell began the young people of the Ellis dh* trict on Saturday night at a melon; teaching al thc Maple Grove Cen­ ter school this Monday morning. I WANT TO SELECT Alpena to begin rthool nt the Austin last' week due to illness following a ton- j sikrtoiny operation, • 8429.000 -1 016341 7 700341 35.000.000 16.654.905 1.707,000 ‘ 4.022.0M 7.603328 746.945 7JJ48.000! 1201,145 .............. . Cheboygan Chippewa '3.549.000 ........ 350.000 5305,565 8 243.000 5.061.726 r-"-— day to his .A-hooI in Flint. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Bartlett have; moved to their farm here. His par-; JXXJ55341 3.770365 866.383 4.295,Mft INSTITUTE SEWING MACHINES d«d™<Z"<l>7 Stare Hoard of i 8.362.(X)0 16.000,000 the district the Brings school has mi enrollment ol thirty students. | Mr. und Mrs. Levant McIntyre of UTILITIES ENGINEER1NQ • ” '359.040 4.166.458 921355 1359.859 509345 Get Your SappUea of Thc Singer Sewing Machine Co. 955.055 862.530 17332255 At Roblrpki'« Elec. Shop Hasting*. Mich. Phone 2234 "4.5(M.o66 34.504200' ............. 2317228 cold mining by the unemployed in California. Hw. Sacramento Chamber of Commerce o. pl.innity; a course 33,214.000 93.959 Dr. C. O. Wilcox Announces the Opening of ' DENTAL OFFICES At the' Briton Hir.pltai Delton . . . Michigan Houghton COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Ingham loicp 26.939.726, 6,500,000 . NEW AND USED 3262.666 5.662.640 NEW MEAT MARKET !p Now Open With a Complete Line of Glenn F. Laubaugh HASTINGS 20.000.000i .5349,000 . sh and Salt Meats 717,630 Livingston 2,007,000! 25.744.668,......................... .j £_____ 934.152 1.081310 "‘4365.666 .298,000 5 814.115 4370,000 »• M4STW38 .02583268 10.676,293 789302 2.79630'2 Kent 1350.100 2.638,487 3.904.977 1.402.1*5 .......... ............. — 3.468,853 3.525 274 272.000 ‘ "2,1'3'8.665 ft>.149.008 AUTO PARTS PHONE 2637 GROUNDS cock, watermelon was served /61-: I lowing the meeting. • | Appointment* of interest at the family spool the week end in Ohio to attend a family reunion. Dora stayed for a longer visit. Kenneth Wilcox of the C. C. C. at Champion, Michigan, h enjoying t W‘t 1* I 1|X»ST—>nuill 1 CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. For <MI Car*. MUFFLERS FOR ALL CARS RAYBE8TOS BRAKE LININGS BUd CLUTCH FACINOS EODY GLASS 1N0TALIXD WHILE YOU WAIT OPEN KATURPAV EVENINGS Saginaw Ry. & Chicago, Kalamazoo The Prescription Drug Store Coaches Only ROUND TRIP .00929283 .00416947 34.305,000 3351300 2j.970.000i Tom Brayer & Ben Babcock HASTINGS MARKETS 511.035 3.012300 1327.000 .00178227 19.402377: LOWELL FISHER 17,204.000 16.015370 3328318 1,406,570 2.855,000 65 446.000 2.241.532 Muskegon 261,532 00033623 2.825.100 2,634,826 75368.100;. Electric Motor SERVICE 3.927.000 REPAIRING 44361,143; Wells Engineering & Machine Company 355 N. Sheldon fit. GRANGE PROGRAMS steady spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs William Strong In Jackson Blake Makley and family of Char- j ! lotto- spent Bunday evening with Mr. mid Mrs. Guy Makley. Tlie young people's Sunday Sclwol ! class of the Brethren church spent from Friday till Saturday al Gull Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller of tie Creek spent Sunday with highest tribute w could ask CHARLES H. LEONARD Thomus Sandbrook pi is spending several days son. Harry' Sandbrook. Rev. nnd Mrs. Harley and baby took ‘ Dale at Ind.. Monday where they will attend college. John Holsaple who has been vis­ iting hU sister. Mrs. Levi Kantner. returned to his home- in Portland. Ind, Thursday. •lli.4f;IJ.(>U0 945,240 6,104,000 2,708.240 . Saginaw 4,158,040 7330,870;. 10383376 What Would You Do f«jo:iu244 34.632,000 6.028.129 611330 St. Joseph IF THE LAW Driver* Licensaf 2nd TIED Up All Your Trucks and Can! EFFECTIVE OCT. 17, 1933 • 1,763300 118.806,000 27.318.000 6.707,000 29.000,000 1,203,000 29,929 POO 26.793,000 27.797.000 143.256336 85.829.384.000 Wayne 10290.878 8232.707,694 MELVILLE B. McPHERSON. Chairman of the LYL^ G. TAYLOR. Secretary ot thc . Lansing. August 26, 1933’. I HEREBY CERTIFY. That the foregoing is a Inta transcript of the determination ot tlie State Board of Equalization as filed In my office on Uie 21st day of August. 1933. JOHN K. STACK, Jr., . Oov �Wedne»d*y, Sept. 13, 1933 PART TWO—Page Nine | THE HASTINGS BANNER B ’Mrs. Lawrence Chrbtiansen and Battle Creek, Mr. and Mm. Seeley dbh ■ potatoes, macaroni or other of the descendents of N. E. “Than" lldren and .Chris Odessa starchy food- vegetable (raw vege- Benedict and wife, pioneer residents,uu.u.w ........ Christensen all Lancaster of Lake ---­ and Mr. table or weens at least three times of Rutland. Those present were; ।of Hastings and vicinity; Mrs. John and Mrs. Ted Ziegler of the city weekly) • milk- bread and butter- Mr. and Mrs. George Benedict und I Garver and Wesley Benedict of Lan-1 spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. dessert ’(serve ’fruit and milk dea-i^Lr daughter, Mrs. Alden Ry no. I sing und Mrs. Howard Booth of|hed Lancaster. Investigation* Show Coun­ By Home Economics Specialists „rts often) Government Will Doubtless ’ |husband and little daughter ot i tajlnsgburg. Die day passed all too| Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dodge of LanWayland: Mrs. Bertha Mead, hux-1 quickly and will long be remembered sing spent Labor Day with the latMichigan State College try Has an Over Supply Allow State the Sarno Barry county and of the whole ,, band a^d twv daughters; Mr. and by thow present. Iters parent*,, Mr. and Mn. Ed. world U "To Create and Maintain of Dairy Cows Acreage Next‘Year 2 Mrat UnaT Tompkins and sons, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Armour of Whltrlght. and Extend tiioroughout the school milk mllk dlah; dish, bread and butter or ___________________________________ ■____________________________________ । The mllk situation is a live topic Home remedies for stains are often and community high standards of in Michigan's larger cities at lhe helpful In keeping the wardrobe tn sandwiches; fruit; cookies or cake; Christian living." milk. ' present lime. It has already been good condltloh. Probably the most Read thc article in the September settled, so far as Detroit is con­ common stains are caused by Many different effects can be ob­ what it would have been had there been more rain, but in spite of that Christian Herald about the address cerned. The producers of milk in the grease spots, for wjilch there arc tained by using thc attachments of ot John Barleycorn to the U. 8. Detroit area are to receive 61.83 three general methods of treatment, a sewing machine, and they can be it will be a profitable crop. It U understood that the govern­ Congress. The 'article la by Dan per one hundred pounds for milk washing with soap and warm water made to serve a? time-savers in testing 3.5 butterfat. This h a con­ to remove thc grease, absorbing the binding, hemming, tucking, and ment will allow Michigan practical­ Poling. C. P- Angell attended church and siderable Increase over previous grease with dry substances, or dis­ rp filing. ly the same acreage of sugar beets 8. 8- at Nashville last Sunday and prices, which were very low. that were grown this year. solving Uie grease in an organic For Instance, the binder may be spoke to th® Naxarene S. S. about Il appears Uiat Uie government solvent. ihlng which each grower ought to used to bind straight edges, inward see to is that lie gets the maximum the "Religious Educational Week" investigations show an over-supply Ordinary laundering of washable or outward curve, to make button­ of dairy cows in this country. It also materials with soaps containing hole loops, invisible plackets, or a crop from thc acreage he la permit­ September 24 to Octi 2. . ted by the government. That means "We must wage peace as men has been proven beyond question naptha or kerosene, taking care to band of buttonholes bound with bias Intensive cultivation. Failure of have waged war."—Dr. Merrill of that more than one third of these rub the particular spot thoroughly, tape. dairy cows are not profitable—that are usually cfTective. Absorbent, are fanners to properly care for and New York. Mock French seams can be made fertilize their sugar beets has caused • Hastings Hl-Y began their regular generally effective only on spots of with the hemmer, and hemming and a high percentage of wasted acre* meetings last Tuesday noon at the than the receipts from the sale of grease or oil unmlxed with particles , ,----- .----- M sewing wiiiK on on iace lace can oe be compieiea completed in in their milk. These cows are unprofit­ of dirt or metal, with the advantage, onc operation The hemmcr will also High school. of not wetting the fabric or leaving mak Xm, o/dWerent width. .nd able boarders. The government asks k overcome by proper care and cult!There are no men or boys in Barry . . . . ......... ’ ration. Barry county should be county who would not be enlight­ that each dairyman ascertain how rlwoe rt«» ac u nftr.n Otten hanrw«nc heppen. wHaw when colcri w.UeIhendaUUUK especially interested in thb matter, ened, Inspired and entertained by­ much milk each cow gives, the per­ or preen. wlvenU ere med. Biolone me lor a locker Bto mark All price, in this advertisement include the Michigan 3 per cent Sales Tax because those wlio grow sugar beets hearing Dr. Gordon Wheeler of centage of butterfat in the milk, and line mper. ttillert earth, brown with It. bm it will make rvtr French Pr»nrh chalk, challr. powdered ntttt'rlbmd magmstf. . .... . .. . ... .. naturally will want .to have all lhe Grand Rapids, who has been se­ suggests if a cow Is not profitable' per. tucks of different widths and differ­ acreage they are allowed yield high cured for tlie Hastings Fattier and jjhe be sold aj once for beef pur­■ nesla, or white talcum powder may ent distances apart and also cross­ us possible, assuring a good profit. the latest NEWS FLASH from your neighborhood Kroger Son banquet to be lield Ln November. penes. This would automatically re­• be used for fine materials, or corn bar tucks. Thc ruffler will ruffle, duce the number of dairy cows. Thc। meal or salt for carpets, rugs, and pleat, or ruffle and sew to garment SERIOUS POTATO SHORTAGE. rest of his herd will make the farm­■ other coarse materials. In one operation. And thia week you can buy them at prices tliat mean worthwhil It appears that Lhe potato crop, November 20th, at the M. E. church. er more money than he Is now ob­■ Carbon tetrachloride, chloroform. One of thc most common causes of tiw country over, will be exceed­ taining. because each of the remain­1 ether, gasoline, and naphtha arc poor stitching, home economics ingly short thb year. The United HONOR MICHIGAN MAN and they ARE news . . . headline newe from Kroger's. Which means you'll ing cows would pay a profit and lie। Common organic solvents to be used extension specialist* say, Stales will have the smallest per FOR LIVESTOCK WORK would be getting a. better return for’ tn* the removal of common greases clothing is due to the tension. Unless both capita potato production in 46 years. the grain hc feeds them. _2L*SaJ6SL. and cedar and other vegetable oils. the upper and tower tensions are Tlie outlook at the present time Is ' Gasoline, naphtha, and ether arc adjusted to puli exactly even, break­ for a supply equal to 23 bushels per Problems of Swine Breeding cities tlie size of Hastings has nut ' very Inflammable and great care ing of thread on one side and knot­ person, which is much less than the Discussed at Farm Home as yet been determined, but will be' should be taken In dfing them. ting or looping on the other may average consumption. readied in due time by the govern­ Place a pad of clean cloth or blot­ of W. E. Livingston PURE REFINED Tlxe bean crop will also be about ment. It is probable that the price' ter beneath the stain before the result. Machine tensions need to be East Lansing. Sept. 6.—Forty to the milk producer will be in­ readjusted when changing from 10 per cent less than last year, the rice crop 16 per cent less and the year, of constant endeavor to Im­ creased. and that probably will force solvent is applied and change os fine to coarse thread or when wheat crop 31 per cent below nor- prove th* quality of hogs in Michi­ come increase hi the retail milk soon as it becomes soiled. Only small changing from cotton to silk thread. quantities of the solvent are used Fine materials need light tension, n.-1—r gan was the reason for a gathering at a time in sponging the stain so while heavy fabrics require a heavy Country Club—Plain or sliced Country Club—No. 5 sieve of livestock men at the home of W. as to prevent tlie formation of rings. tension to produce a perfect stitch. Tiie Hoover Dam will raise thc E. Livingston, J?arma, to honor this Il is best to work from the outside water surface of the Colorado River veteran livestock man and to dis­ KEEP LAMBS GAINING If the needle being used Is loo of the stain toward the center. After 583 feet T° GET BEST PRICES tong, looping of stitches may result. cuss new problems confronting ownthc solvent is applied the spot Is Ib. Mr. Livingston is credited .with Grain in Self-Feeders Will nibbed with a clean doth until skipping. Tlie position of tlie needle thoroughly dry. is also important, if incorrect may soles of greater numbers of breeding Smooth and fragrant — 3-lb. bag 49c Keep Weights Increasing More rubbing and solvent are cause breaking of the thread or «tock than any other swine breeder in Michigan He has persisted Jn de­ After Animals Arc Weaned necessary when the. spots contain crooked tracking. Tlie size of needle dirt or fine partides of metal. Apply depends upon the number of thread veloping a better strain of it stand­ East Lansing. — Market - topping ••ch ard breed during .the entire period lambs are tho ones tliat carry to solvent from wrong side of material and kind of. material used .and Sturdy, wall made TOMATO JUICE and has steadily refused to be market their original fat and that b to wash particles onto pad of doth should be selected accordingly. A stampeded into following color and most easily retained by animals placed underneath. If the spot is knotted thread in the shuttle case not removed in this wav. it should type fads that did not add to the which have "been weaned and fed may cause skipping of stitches or a be immersed in a small bowl of sol ­ serviceability of his stock. stitch whlchvrfocs not track straight, large 55-oz. rations which will keep them con­ Men who congratulated Mr. Liv­ tinuously gaining, according to the vent and brushed gently with a or this may be caused by gummed pkg. ingston and'who talked of present animal husbandry department at small soft brush. If possible It is oil on tlie shuttle case. , best to>V!^<hole article finally in innovations In live stock breeding Michigan State College. When Uie machine does not set Country Club — * 3 20-oz. pkg.. 17c clean solvent to prevent formation level, the stitches may track crooked, were Forrest King. Charlotte; E. A. Lambs weaned at 3'i montlu and ‘ Beamer, BliMfleld; George Eggle­ self fed oats on second growth al­ of rings. the thread may break, or the ma­ With September comes the oues- chine skip stitches. ston. Parma: Burt Wermuth. De­ falfa pasture gained rapidly enough troit; Prof. O. A. Brown. East Lan­ to earn their owner. Charles Covell. tlon of what to pack in the school — Fancy Michigan Colby Type FISHERMAN'S STORY. Regular or Quick—2 20-oi.pkga.13c lunch and how tn vary the contents sing; and Andy Adams. Litchfield. Elwell the title of champion Michi­ Owners of types of swine which gan fiockmiLster. Barley b substitut­ to temnt the children's apoetltes and You often h?ar the stories told. GIANT Of fishermen who go. be sold for set prices under ed for oat*, by Mr. Covell, after the to Include the proper nutritive ral45c size UU“ may the new government marketing plan Iambi have become accustomed to ues. Eight combinations have born And catch big fish with baited hooks 7 kinds of stains discolor recth. planned by the nutrition extension were warned by speakers to make the grainsure that the market to which they The belief that lambs lose flesh soecialist. Michigan State College, But Harry Ray and Harry Fay, intended to ship such hogs was not when first weaned b not discredited which will helo to solve the prob­ Who live here in this town. HARVEST TIME - Excellent quality already overloaded so it was 1m- by thc experience of Michigan lem. If hot dishes cannot be ob­ Have found that fishing is a gift poMible to care for, additional sheepmen who have provided good tained nt thc school, the lunch box Tliat brings them great renown. numbers. The information about the feed for the lambs at the weaning should be equipped with a thermos Th»y get into their fishing garb proper days to ship such stock to period. William Beaver. Harrisville, bottle so that the home may sunnly Tlie tailor did not make. certain markets can be obtained determined the gains In weight of a this lack. The articles in narenthe- And with a cheerful tone of voice Dark — Light, 5 Ib. pail 29c from commission firms on^he mar­ lol ot leaned lambs running, on al­ sln designate the hot dishes to be They start toward the lake. ket. from county agricultural falfa and getting a half pound per supplied nt school or carried In the Of this sport they never tire. agents, or from local buyers. day of an oat and barley mixture. thermos bottle. They row into a nook. One.—minced ham and hard cook­ It is impossible to get this infor­ Tlie 68 lambs gained an average of mation far in advance because un­ 5.8 pounds in the week following ed egg sandwich, date-nut sandwich And watch the bass and pickerel grab • of whole wheat bread, canned or 1AKGB OE„ usually heavy shipments on tlie cor­ weaning. Thc bill that’s on their hook. Absolutely pure—A delicious and appetizing blend of selected cane and pure fresh peaches, sponge cake, (cream rect dates may lead to closing the 35ctube ZQC market on the next regular shipping Lambs that were fed grain in of celery Their catch is nearly all big fish maple sugar soup): ' creeps in the spring usually will Sometimes a small one or two. Two. — crenm cheese, olive sand ­ day. feed readily In self-feeders after And if you chat with them awhile. oils soothe the skin. weaning, but those not accustomed wich. sliced tomnto and lettuce THE USEFUL TOMATO. You’ll find all this is true. sandwich of rye bread, oatmeal According to reports, the tomato to grain fecdl*M.can be taught by cookies, apple sauce nr baked anpple, Bulk—-Fresh, new stock Fresh, rich and creamy is figuring larger and larger as a leaving a ewe with them until they 'cocoa, made with S teaspoon co­ COATS GROVE. prof)table crop, also as one im­ become used to the grain ration. coa per cup of milk): Lambs should not be turned on al ­ Mr. and Mrs. Neil Smith of Mid­ portant to the household. More Three.—cottage cheew nnd jam falfa unless they have had a full pint and more home uses are being dis­ sandwich, shredded cabbage nnd land visited the home folks here over . covered for the tomato. It has been feed before going on thb pasture. chonpcd carrot sandwich, celery the week end. Willard Bolton is very seriously found to possess a large number of Bloating Is caused by hungry *nl- stuffed with peanut butter, fig cook­ Pure fruit flavor* — Grape and Raspberry sick with diabetes. essential vitamins and cooking and mals over eating. ies. ripe banana, (cream of tomato There was a fine crowd in attend­ processing doqs not cause it to lose WIND OF THE WEST. sotin); many of these vitamins. It is es­ Four.—sardlno and egg yolks put ance at Mrs. Lenah Wood's in Has­ (Below is another poem by Miss Wwtinghouw w“ t 1 pecially healthy for children, either Helen InWood, daughter of DY. Gar­ through sieve mostened with lemon tings last Thursday. Mrs. Elia Furlong is visiting at Cloo«ly knit wrists field Yhyood of Chicago, who spend Juice on wjmlc wheat bread, sand­ Mazda—20 to 60 Watt, 20c wich filled with maple syrup or Harley Bease’s. a part of each summer at their cot ­ SOUTH COATS GROVE. Some of our people put an a pro­ honey mixed with peanut butter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wood and tage at Thomapple lake.) gram at Wert Sebewa. last Sunday cup custard, orange, (vegetable children of Grand Rapids and Mrs. evening in charge of Mrs. Stella 3^ Lenah Wood of Hastings called at O, Wind of the West, you have come soup); , Five.—bacon, lettuce, salad dress­ Kelsey. Twenty-seven folks went ‘here today Wm. Bayne's Sunday P. M. from here. The Coat* Grove church Mr. and (Mrs. Paul 8tutz and To capture my spirit and steal it ing sandwich, prune-nut sandwich have been helping to restore thc GIANT of whole wheat bread, beet pickle, family spent Sunday at Frank vrork there and Mr. and Mrs. Wing SIZE Hesche's near Lowell. ' The message you bring Is a song full cup cake, plum sauce (escalloped are going there every Sunday eve-, corn and green pepper); Harold and Norma Haynes of Cal­ Six.—salmon npd celery sand­ nlng. Mrs. Wing as Supt. of th/ edonia called on Flora Wood at Wm. Whlsjwrs from places where wilderwiches. apricot pulp and nuts in Sunday School and Mr. Wing Bayne's Bunday P. M. preaching for them. The church has Mary Stutz. Ovid Price, Loretta Your breath has been sweetened sandwich, cocoanut cookies, apple, been reshingled nnd repapered re­ (cream of pea soup); DeVault and Paul McDonald spent with odors of spring Seven,—corned beef sandwich, cently. Sunday at Gull lake. From far-away forests where pine Jesse Chase's family were In California — Sweet Apd juicy — 288 size marpnalade and cocoanut sandwich, THE REXALL DRUGGISTS Francis and Beulah Barnard, who branches swing; Grand Rapids Sunday and Law­ Hastings Michigan are employed on the Wurzburg es­ „The mountains you've crossed on green tomato pickle, fruit choco. late cream pudding, (creamed car- rence remained there to go with hb tate near Reed's lake, were Sunday your lonely flights brother, Earl, to the World's fair. lbs. it.. rota and peas): evening callers at Wm. Bayne's. Have given you essence ot snow­ Tliere will be no community serv­ U. S. No. 1 quality Eight.—Boston brown bread and WEALTHY—Fancy Michigan capped heights; butter, plncapn]e and salad dressing ice as our people will put on a pro­ The floor of the desert you've sandwich, milk to" drink, raisins gram at the Brethren church in touched with your hand. wrnnpcd In colored paper, molasses Woodland. And your lips are warm with the cookie, (rice hash with meat and kisses of sand; EAST WALL LAKE tomato). You have found .your way into can­ AND VICINITY. Diet is an outstanding factor in a yons deep; Mr. and. Mrs. Clifford Kahler and health program for keeping the well Have drunk from rivers where wa­ son, Forrest, also Katie Kahler left child fit. Extension nutrition spe­ ter* leap; Tuesday morning tor Chicago to at­ You've spread your fingers across the cialists. Michigan State College, sug­ tend A Century of Progress gest tome main essentials to be in­ plain; Mrs. Sprague had a cousin from Fine for baking cluded in wholesome meals for the Have blown into . clouds and New York visiting her Bunday. child of school age. breathed into rain; Fred Bush and a party of friends One quart of milk in some form of Kalamazoo spent the week end in And now you've entered this heart dally, and some meat. fish, or eggs Matureen's cottage. of mine Ib. Mr. and Mrs. Nojfes of Kalamazoo With magic of mountains and odor tach day. Only a small serving of Experience proves that fertilizer* and average meat Is necessary for the younger spent the week end in E. D. Rey­ of pine, Any cut of chuck or shoulder • child if a quart of mllk b taken nolds* cottage. With the scent of the desert still ■ weather condition* will return the amount invested each day. After the tenth or twelfth Mr*. Sprague has two little girls warm on your breast. and in addition a larger yield and better quality With echoes from canyons where year, a larger serving of meat may from Toledo. Ohio, staying with her. be given. Serve potatoes and .two LONGHORN u. winds lie at rest. Mr. and Mm. Chas. Ricker re­ with resulting profit. With the rushing of rivers and the other vegetables. Including a gen­ turned to their home in Owendale erous portion of a green or a leafy ;Friday after spending the past freedom of plains. You can’t afford to *6w wheat without fertilizer. With the lightness of clouds and the vegetable and a raw vegetable or iweek with relative* here. ' raw vegetable or raw fruit each day. or HEARTS Herrud'a softness of rains. We just received a car of fresh fertilizer. Some fruit, raw. canned or dried, NORTHWEST RUTLAND. O, Wind of ti>e West, like a bird on such as orange or tomato Juice, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Whitright and helps to stimulate the appetite and 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Whit right at ­ LET US SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS. Let me fly in the heart of thc help* to promote growth, should be Itended the Whitright family reunion breezes that sing I given at least tliree times a week, iat Thomapple lake Sunday. O, bear me high toward the western Serve whole grain In bread or In Word from Wilson Fedewa, who is Sugar Cured - 3 to 4 lb. piece* cooked breakfast cereab. Four in I University hospital. Ann Arbor, Into far horizons where eagles fly; glasses for the younger child dally, I And carry me into the sunset's gold. nnd six for the older child b not Isoon Is coming to Hastings to make To the realm in the West where my too much water. IIds home with lib father. dreams unfold; A meal pattern tor qne day to Mr. and Mrs. Bam Pratt and Mr. FLOUR FEED COAL + COUNT <- LIME serve as s guide may help the moth- (and Mrs. Ritchie Mullen visited Mr Small - 4 to 6 lb. average to the land er tn planning meals. iand Mrs. John Johnson ot PrairieBRICK TILE 4- FARM IMPLEMENTS Where life U more golden than desBreakfast—fruit raw at least 1 Chester Dean of Grand Paplds. Whzrc thc hopes and dreams that (cooked at least three times per former resident of Rutland, h week), milk, bread or toast and but* Rise above and beyond the snowcovered peaks. LACK OF RAIN CUTS ^UGAR! BEET-CROP Y. M. C. A. ITEMS MILK SITUATION IS UNDER DISCUSSION Homemakers' Corner KROGER'S Headline News LARD 4 - 25c Fresh Bread 6c Sweet Peas 9 JEWEL COFFEE COLGATE’S Trump Brooms Ribbon Dental Cream Special! 99c 17c Campbell's QUICK OATS 19c 15c Quaker Oats 95c 13‘ Cream Cheese '>■ 17c PANCAKE flour 5 i 25c PALMOLIVE Corn Syrup SHAVE CREAM Special! 5 97c MAPLE SYRUP Marshmallows COLGATE’S «■- 1 5c ib. 19c Fruit Gingers K 25< Chocolate Drops »*..15c PURE JELLY Rapid Shave Cream Special! Lamps 25c 0c 15c Canvas Gloves wi* 10c SUNBRITE CLEANSER J FRESH FRUITS AND PRODUCE ORANGES Carveth & Stebbins Sweet Potatoes 3 10c 37« Apples 3 10c CHOICE QUALITY MEATS FERTILIZER Is An Investment Ndt An Expense! RO^LLED RIB Ro««‘ «>• 1 2^/2c Beef Ribs BEEF ROAST Spare Ribs Pork Livers u,. 6c Cheese HASTINGS, MICH. It TELEPHONE 21 IS 19c Pork Loaf SLAB BACON EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY io< ,b-12%c SMOKED PICNICS - 8< FRESH HAMS r»h«<4 15c �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. ISM PACK TEN MILO. I m^-e v^E^a. retard I Billie Shultz returned from' Chi-, ca/o last Thursday evening after Mra Dan Ooodcnouah Visited her t-»T . a ~—«■ * n n daughter, Mra Richard Waite, in plU*. 5V™ “ operation Spending aeveral days with friend* ; and attending the fair. i Last Season s Hats Can Be Ih«hm* Friday. on Tuesday far < tumor Improved Breeding Stock Is! It is reported Mr. and Mra. paui' Remodeled With Home• Ru**eii Kcareher returned from t?riLuhiu e.Tfll D MeVean. Discharge First Step on Bond to Better j 2st- Me: nvu>uu<..uu av.. ..... ,hJj employment at Gun lake Wed- Ev* Gw-lingar returned to Lonsiny Oroggle have purchased thc farm ■of guardian issued, estate enrolled. made Apparatus ! nesday . , Saturday to resume their teaching. ; owned by Mrs. 8. Bullock, better j Flocks and More Profits East Lansing. Sept. 5—Fashion! Mra. Ella Catt areompanled Mrs. •J*1 ।known m the Emerson Lewis farm.* rprreuu ItolUy "■ ’’-•STfpreout* > a compkto complete <tok«k change to in Irei'Cr.re nat-ureM .nd ana ton. son, Hq^rd. Howard, IP u> Hastings "..r"-', iand «1U build a houae and occupy. flock management and better profit*; publication entered, are inseparable companions, accord-’ - — • -carpenter, dec’d. WalvEst. Ellen bdn„ up lhc ounlkMi or | conwn p..n W HuUnp 8,01- !«• J? la>t 'U > ml ls<ur do, ing to the animal husbandry de-,• er of notice filed, order appointing (•hot lo do wKh io. o,« or anru phon, orclnuu. m which Howord Mr, Aiwrl a.rn>uv j, ui,n,ry Club whrn pertinent at Michigan State College,• Admr entered, bond of Admr. filed.. left nwr over. Home eco- Cress plays the part ol first violin. filfcyhad for guest* the Ladles’ Club, *felt elt *modc-U nod ^ °. C Z:. which I* preparing for the sixth1 letter* of administraUon wsued. or- nomica extension Nothing speelaltet* Rev. and Mra Wilkins were tn C! of Climax. wL furnished the proyear to send a truck carrying pure­• dar' limiting setUement ehtered. . SSMemlngis-vUitlngrel-.n-nr A fim eo-operatlre dinner! . mu.ii.Kn.■ ovavc vvaicac. iwmui , w.xn. bred rams Into 35 Michigan coun­ Est Bernice. Albert and Grace mended tl>e reblocking of felt* which day and called at the home of their Stive* at Ottawa Beach. ! »“ I ties from Sept. 20 to Oct. 20. . , cole, Petition and ord« to u«fare of such quality as to warrant the daughter. Mra. Vem Wagner. Gall Lykins had the misfortune to;at orlock over siMy partaklm,. Purebred rams are the foundatlotl money for minors filed and entered. tlnie ttIld cffort necesjary to remodel Mr. and Mrs. Victor Slsaon spent smash ids toe Saturday when a "LlV? for better handling of thc flock. All Esi Georg® W. Ehret, dec'd. Bond them 'Monday evening in Hastings i•••eaw •■ --■■ castlns — — fell —-----— on \It. nnd Queen Gity boats were char­ good practices fail if thc stock is of ol Admr. filed, letters of admlnls- i Bacheldcr spent he*vy c.^n< .teJ! on L I A .list block or mold can .be pur- 1 Mrs.. Marjorie . Grand « . Rapids. „ someUflM aunng durtM last last Moimay M0nday । teredukp to tete pwtyWp around inferior quality and lacks those TOto-V.Ul.ptoM -huraday In .Upto. =^t^ Burt™ Ito >nd thc entireUn<j chased from almost any whotezale - Mr. and Mr* Carl Gilliland of characteristics which permit the tlemcnt entered. SU^Vs^ ti^ Stendard beautiful day. the water Ideal, the * list firm or a good form can be Bronson are spending a few days <-n Merlin strait s cantne stanawro , animal to make rapid gains and to; gU de<lm) brlng_ B.I. MrtctotoBtiumer. d«y „ ,„„K. „ „„„ „ produce a pood fleece Lion niulu i.,™. •«Mr Sd|“« *'’->»“«»<* • p“Bond o. Admr. Wed. Jrttor.’] 1ml Ct ting «d- rlpel^ with «U«hl clunlto. llu Rams will be selected by special- i ‘issued? ,..,reA ’order' mV, im»un, ,am. oU,n „ umx1 |or Mr nnd Mrs Ed Hall snent Sun- candy was taken. Also thc Ralph fect da*- “ °ne “Idlute from the College and a repre- wlUement entered. ' ; hate of other members in the lam- d.“««w.^d°»»asToote/ m>uu>, Irem tor unlit; Rat.■ d „ i-'»dTAh^n *7w7.»«~ii hrd thr nniGeorge W. Davis, dec'd Order ny. or can be passed from one to virern Conk of lake orteiua The Ladtes Aid of the Evangelical cral dajs the past week visiting her be^raken 'ln -?ha mxk io confirming sale of real estate cn- another of a group ol women work- ifru Mr rai. C1W ™ eokrutoed Wedueid*, I »a Uwrenro. .nd Umll, .t clrtht <hn^c tdaced ordera Wftd- report of sale filed. mg :ogethcr on renovation problems. loe.Ld .t K.lbCl. n .rurn«on b, Module. M.Jd. zo-'dcolo. she returned home pnd.f J S A&ahitKlSS a‘- «°*"d Uham' Annual ,c‘ Onc n*lh°d “I making a mold is ne“ .nd wtUUm Purlon, for Aiumau wnicn fi,cd to commercial crown—of good . .Mthem. -,14.,,. V..1-1 .ill^nave h.. o®).^ -w-iCOUnt. filed. to use USC a ■ con —.——--------or Campbell were In Hasting. Prt*“ he ch!lrch bueinent-. Mr. Ctorw entertained two10J her In cases Melcholr Baitinger, dee d. In- jw* and shape as a foundation. COT- do, where tbe Utter reeeired medi- AI“‘ • P"«r«n rernahmenu Utt e grutdcMMren (root K«Und US. er tort with iiajred toper tope ] were served. । ,auf while their parents, Mr. and Mrs.i rtteteLu outstanmng in L n&her p^u. 8UCh M u ln making dress Mr. Lou HulUberm is -riously ' »•£• ‘ltCnde<1 A , - ■. ; t'.on for Admr. filed. forms. Then place two layers of cape 111 at the home of her sister. Mrs. daughter Ruth, ano ids Ai’HEClub Progre-s. n.nn.M .nH One Michigan man who "had bothf Mary H deed. phi- on the inside, varnish, and fit a Will Crockford, in Carlton ,n Chlc*«o •tt*ndln« . pur. bred and grade , T* tion for Admr. filed. , cardboard base into thc crown. Two Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shuhart of.,h* Worlds fair. 2fS8r^i3Idt^U»fl /unwind flock las: year found that the -a”'1*. eiL Perry Henry, dee d- Aifnual ] tayvrs qf tape are then put on the Lake Breeze Park Webster New Clayton Wurtz, son of Rev. and and Louise drove to Lansing Suntrom the purcbied ram weighed. acccunt Of Admrx filed. outside and the mold is finished with York few' <tev. with Mrs. Wurtz was rushed to Per.nock day to the latter's home where Don enough more at marketing time and : ------ ----------------- i. . .. .. . and McAdam'^r^UtW ho.Plt.1 Sund.y .rUnpxut where he JiU be on hand Ur reboot thb, had enough better quality to bring a i CARLTON CENTER. Another satisfactory method is to difference in price which more than! chan | and xtes. Sherman Ode and select a bowl or deep saucepan near 18™^ ter an abgreeting oId o.d fr1ends trUbfc ** *,■„ N,„ pald for the purebred ram. In ad-!rjtQn Marlow ot Grand Rapids vis-lih« depth and head size of your ha'. I**ncc about twenty-nine years. ।' The Clover Leaf Club will be en- Flower are in Chicago this week to lm‘!lled’thP l“t:crs parent*. Mr. and'crown, un,j lwti n well with w^hl'.e:“^.'J^uhdrt will be remembered tert. j1 '.'n^1.‘''^u^i7y' . ’nigh"t-"'at' .. . . . the ... !attend the . t... fair. .-.I- wgl__ Mln Bernice I.-..I.... having Mr5 Elffi" Marlow, over the week!cjoth untu the proper shape ■«’d!“ ^J>‘“ home of Mrs Coy*Brumm. A pot a vacation this week. L!}k Eli‘nd Su51d“> n,c Marlow fandly size. Then cover with a smooth piece:th* £ luck supper at seven o'clock followed Mr. and Mra. Percy Jones of Lbck *,ld Mr’ 4nd Mnu °tervl«ted Mr. | of White material. *uch as old sheet-!’^a!r«ld Lhmtn‘ i by the business meeting. 1 Shbre Farm, attended thc Indiana TRUCK TAKES RAMS I rnullT HOUSE NE^ TO MICHIGAN FARMS COURT HOUSE NEWS REBLOCK THAT FELT Ij^a^uX^i^1*1 TO WEAR THIS FALL £ . «U «• mh Mld-. - „___________________ . named named Gordon. Gordm (|tthe he Inside inside by by holding it over thc the! tzv. «•» M.ddl.r.Ue, «to U‘w-l™ .Uy-| ™ l ■>““«“ “™ «,rm — 5wirS°Mi£toSrSiu ■ ot tret toreire wnd rttmtowl- Tire Sb. trttoU to to gon. .bout:“,™5re uui nis iuu-1 Ito M .nd puto jnd.rtmuh, “• T tor Mniiih«r>,»r ™ Caritmr KLINGENSMITH. School began Tuesday with an Ih hrt drih^Mr, A , rood to.d Ito Intormr c ^’d Farm Alb.rt.eu -rent th. undent <n oper- ! ‘Lockshore «, t>1P' atton on Wednesday. .! —•— ----• ---------------— w v» wm Mr. and Mra. Harley Kinne .of • same farm attended our own State; iwrs. win Or<nd spent eunday ^th the;fair at Detroit and showed some fine Conner's parents and daughter. Mr.'horses from the farm. ! and Mra. Porter Kinne and Ethel- Mr and Mrs. Smith and children, , Mae. Mrs. Clayton Fumlss spentjrtrited the tatte/s p-.oplc in Ohio-! Sunday with Mra. Elsie Furnlas. Pyle. Fa, over Labor Day Mr. and : Clarence Justus, son of Mr. and Mr* Bowen ot Pine lake looked Mrs‘William Justus had the mis-' after things on his farm during [ fortune to break his big toe while Mr and Mra Smith's absence. playing. i Mr8' Wilcox and Jack spent tlie b. I, Kj I W H ’X ‘J,b!« Mra'peari etailh is helping care P|la1'•*»» Our One-Stop Service Is Convenient and Saves Your Time and Money ■ Firestone Tires —are a quality and price that af­ ford just what you want in tire service. You should see us about your tires—either new or repair work. Exide Batteries —have proven their worth and,our inspection and repair service are prompt and efficient. Sunoco Gas and Oils —give you more miles and smooth­ er operation at a low cost. DRIVE IN and let us give your car the “once over”—you will go away pleased. -------------------------------- ----------------------- Our MAto—“VALUES and SERVICE­ COMPLETE LUBRICATION . Andrus Service Phone 2240—Cor. Court and Jefferson—'Hasting* "“j, •>»«!« - —"J I to tire ol MUn k.re u ,d, m„, Ire removed SS.8*, “'S? A oo'liek “ptrer rtTwrel F- T- A. toll Ire treld u Ure reboot o* S 5™" ““ U"U‘ “ U ■ tlr.^ tto M t IhuS. w'KS ~ OI«™1 Sbowtorert M 1W8. "J1” fc>« M- A" ’ time reported. Mrs. Snyder re­ • CLOVERDALE. Mr. and Mrs Ross Pierce spent. celved many presents. .. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keller of Harold England at Lansing. Kalamazoo were week end guests Mr. and Mrs. Cha* Monica entertalned Mr. and Mra Wellington of Mr and Mn. Harry Oweni i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maas of KalMonica and daughter of Bedford1 amai amazpo called on Mrs. Patton Sun.nd Mr. .ud Mn. Rurerell Monto. ot. Pay K.Mmtooo rranUr Ml ..aiamaxoo rvcenuy. । Mrs. Mosier, who has been stayihi: •Mrs. •Lyle ■ ---Kingsbury -- entertained -------------- — with her daughter for a week’at a ts'N friends at her home Wednes- Bloomingdale, returned home Wed-e day in honor of Mn Elmo Snyder.. nesday. Mrs. Snyder received many bcautlMr. and Mr*. Arthur Johncock ful presents. ATovely afternoon was spent the week end with Chaa. KahBapttet parsonage P Mrs. — C. P. -------------Moreau .„ of spent ----------------------------— enjoyed by ------------------------------------------uarauuan: i 'Mr. —and ------ --------and refreshments ler's at Delton while Mr.---------------and Mrs. ^ a August were Kahler went went to to AA Century Century of of Prog Prog­ ­ B*ss Ja[ Jaffee' a tcacher teacher In in tbe the ]'August were supper supper guests guests at at the. the. aU. all. .. , Kahler spent lhe , at Wayne Wavne \nent the wecki week Flowr Hower home home Wednesday Wednesday evening. evening. ■- A A shower shower in in honor honor of of Mra. Mrs. Elmo;res*. Elmo; res*. ^^uThw fatter 1 The Milo luadie*' Aid will be en- Snyder was given by Mra. Chas, j ----------------------------------------Connie Rothhaar who spent ’ tertalned at the home of Mrs. J. J, Snyder Saturday evening. Friends The total orea of thc United Doster. Delton. Wednesday after- from Kalamaxoo were present. A States is les* than half that of SoXKK,mre.,^TP£ri~»". W. ». ,tobrtreo„ ... rertrtt .„T. Ito/,.«■ Hum,.­ Mapte Grove c.TUedmn Mr and Mra thelr church is repaired So then- strefched and worked by hand and: from Mnn camp at Champion. They had been Sunday morning from Detroit. Albert G^k TUttda? on their wa-'.*m be preaching and Sunday t^^.d w1th a warm iron -The hat | horn? on a nine-day furlough Mr. and Mra. Harlan Seoby rehom?aftn\petMlw the day^t Gun School at the usual hour* next Sun- u thrn n;bbcd lightly with “ndpaKHuJ^SSe in Wocffilnd Mh “d Urs lUr°ld Wenger spent ‘urned from Chicago Friday night, I Mrs. Keith Durkee in Woodland lake and taking their son. Merle to day.morning . ix.r and finished by brushing with a wLw NeA-n Prire i< th- » few days with relatives at Macki- (after spending two days at the fair. K.te"«»‘rX .MdTlJS te M.-.mlMr, An All. thing ot tab tourt. Bregu, touibmg .flto up J*™ "«*■«“" J„c “ • Bnre.1 Qto<» Bund., with U.‘t“re bin. to Cblngo. . Woodland tore gui-K. MM,, .nd ol Ult „„„ «r.abnuh uwd.nd J”1 Hgnulton U trelplng m' “d t.mlltjt B.nMd whU. Mr .nd Mr. Alton arren .nd M* H I. AUndln, Bund., ... g^uM. dlnrttai. tortlng; “t y. a^n i^,. Mn. Quick MIM Mn. Jrtuto •■X.-ra«X The Illinois Master Plumbers' As-'this year . Sundav guests of Mr. and Mrs } «*’<“>’ »«'L;°raL‘J!s ®Kd’ soclation reports there are D.OOO.Cw , Mr and Mrs Fred Henncy and Fred Williams were Mr. and Mrs.। Pa«ms Mr and Mrs. Babbitt. homer, in the United States without Robert spent Sunday with Mr. and i.CUfford Williams and daughter. Mr.• « NortM»> taent the bathtub*. . iMn.J Kick of near Precport. and Mn Robert Anderson and «g end wtthiMla^Mph}™-No, daughter and Mrs, Everts of Iten-. > °C sterling Rogers home .■Ung. Mr and Mrs. William Shaw. la”“'!P«.vn . . n *“ *" ' The M E Sunday-School gave ft' ^r- nIld Mrs. Glass nnd family home here. —■ ■■■ ■ 1 recemion for Mr and Mr. Victor,acre week end guest* at1 Max Mdler is tbe new manager of I ISU^n' .t Ure Ireremint ..I th.: l“nm ot .nd Mr.. LtrentU. ?’ ““ church Tuctdav evening with a! Thp Misses Norma and Nelda ant u Fbrtell Babcock. goodI attendance, which"’show* the! Co01- *ho are attending thc county M«. W. H. Kleinhans of Grand Mgu c.lp.m in which tbre. young ttomu'.M HMUn«». .«nt lire wrek Mplto. Wllllkm .nd &>m« Jure tieonlc are held. ' 1 end w|th thc home folks. i Klelnhan* of East Lansing spent^a The "King's Heralds'' of the mJ ® rummage sale itlll con­ E. church met at thc church and*tlnu®* Wednesday and Saturday former's home. ' Al Rascy. a former resident, but elected officers for the coming year ev£al_ngs, „ , as follows: President. Dona ThaMlis 4W}« Novlskey called al the who lived in Ann Arbor for quite ! ler: Vice-Prvs, Helena Breandle: i Mr. and-Mra. W. A. Mefare a few years, has been brought here to the hospital for care. Secy. Laura! Perkins: Treas.. Lola at H«Ungs Sunday. The officers for tbe Methodist WcllMul. and Gaytha.Loomis, lead-. 1 "* -----COUNTY LINE. Ladies' Aid are. President, Mrs. W. !er. Mr. Macbon and son ot A. Vance (re-elected). Secretary. I Rtistell Benton Is spending a few ----- - and' -------Mrs. ----- ------Mrs. F. c. Lentz. Treasurer. Mrs. H. days with his wife and baby at the vtalledu ’ Mr.---------and Mrs. ------Karl ____ of the latter's __l ___________ _ end. D. Wotrtng. Division presidents are. home parents, __ Mr. ____ Ecl-ilrdt over the___ week nd Mn Mn. Wallace WaBace 'earnnbeii' ‘|i **> Mr — and and Campbell. ” a Mrs. Lewie T. Eckardt *• of 8 E-. Mra. Cart Tuttle. Main street. Mr. and Mrs. W. H Boughner.'Grand Rapids visited their sister. |M« Chestr?Smith of the N. E. Mrs. FRANK SAGE Ms. (mu Mio. . I*, ukju^gtiici. YOUR .v.— with —-,«u. IL..,who their family recently ML*a Dlca Glga Frkarrit Eckardt. nt>f> one Hnv day '■«» last W. B. COrtrlghtMrs. Ida Wolfe is vteiting rela­ i moved to Springport, returned UT’-'k. Thursday to their home here to stay Mr and Mrs Herman Winkler 1tives at Battle Creek for a few i ’ indefinitely ’ «nd Rtehard visited friends in Ann ’weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Lykins and < f The attendance of our local High 'Arbor Saturday and Sunday. itehool Lo above thc average this ,Mra Clyde Cassell of Lansing and twin ions were in Lansing on year, nnd the seating question seetns sk&er» Mra Orley Squires, of Flint. Tuesday afternoon. School began here Monday morn­ a problem for Superintendent Ham- apd Mrs. John Smith of Woodland? ihon. j Visited Mrs. Ricta Gerllnger and ।ing. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mrs. Ellen Yarger returned Fridas;Mrs. Carrie L. Ocriinger Sunday Oreenfleld on Wednesday, Sept.'8th. i from a few days' visit with her son, i afternoon. J Dan. nnd wife in Grand Rapids. I MIm Gertrude Schuler of the । On September 15 the Lansing ; Will Draper and wife ofSaranac; University hospital of Ann Arbor 'called on the former's mother. Mrs. “pd friend came for a alvort visit •zone W M. S. convention will be , Ella Draper. Saturday. Thursday evening with her people. held here al thc Nazarene .church. You may at times forget to add a needed quart. This slip of Wednesday nftenwor/ Deputy MIm Jurte Novlskey returned to Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Schuler and memory may be forgiven, if you use Conoco Germ Processed Sheriff Gall Lykins was called to the her home Saturday to resume her; family. Tetuming the same night. Motor Oil, for the 'Hidden Quart' extends its protection to school work after spending the siim-i Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rice and Mrt. home of Robert Ayers, two miles mer with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moore Jacob Reter of Hastings called on southwest of Nashville, where a de­ cover the lapse, and gives extra miles to safely reach the in Hastings. I the latter's cousin. Mr*. Carrie L. mented man was trying to get’into’ next Rpd Triangle Station. : Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Wheeler mov- Gerllnger and Mra. Winkler Friday. lhe window. He was taken to Has­ The money you cd tte first of thc week to their Mr. and Mra. P. A- Eckardt and tings. where he was found to be a This exceptional lubrication is brought about by the Germ Miss Cornelia and Glendon visited World War veteran, who had gotten save in purchasing new appointment in Woodbury. Process *-exclusively Conoco's patented formula. By adding Mr. and Mrs Clare Andrews and Mrs. Eckardt's mother, Mrs. O. away from Hospital No. 100 at Camp your next winter’s children of Leslie spent Sunday Voelker, and brothers in Reed City Custer. . extra oiliness and penetrativeness to the very highest quality » fuel NOW, before with the latter's parents. Mr. and °ycr Sunday. ADAMS LAKE. motor oil, complete protection is achieved. “£ M'cUfSto . btottore trtp1 BALTIMOBB CBNTXB. _ Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Chapman ot Edge Grain Shingles PRICE STILL REASONABLE! Repair Your Roof Before Fall Rains! FILL YOUR BIN WITH COAL NOW! Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. PHONE 2515 stui CONOCOJ , motor and never drains awav Advancing further advance in price will go a long way toward help­ ing to pay other living expense*. to Dutton Friday. j Elery Houghtalin entertained Plainwell were Sunday callers at Marcius Bagley's. Mr and Mrs Bob Andrews and friends from Montana Sunday. Rush Saunders of Indianapolis. i t*o children uf Leslie spent Sun-| Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cheney are the Ind., and sister. Mrs. Fem Thomas, day at the John Llctka home. - parent* of a baby girl. She will an- of Detroit called at lhe McKibblni Ivan Howk of Rockford and Jack *wer to the name of Pauline. home Saturday morning. Dorts ac- j .Van Deusen of Caledonia spent the1 Maurice Ogden had the mlsforcompanled them to Mrs. Thomas' ’ week end at the home of Mr/and, tune to sprain hi* wrist while home in Detroit where they spent New prices show Mra. John Llctka. ,| | cranking a truck. thc week end. returning home Sun­ •Mrs. Mary Lou Henncy wa* taken John Crawford of Hastings spent that coal is going Tuesday to Pennock hospital for a a tew day.* last week with Will Al­ day evening. Mn. Lyle Tobias and son. Robert, — “““ — J *family. — and higher and the next: ‘ major operation which she under- ‘lerding of Battle Greek called on her father, 1 went Friday. Vernon and Dewaync Greenfield 1 i Mra Emma Anderson was in Has- are the owners of a fine Shetland R. W. Hughes, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marclus Bagley and show , sharp ad- < tings Wednesday. pony. Lyle Fisher made a bjisiness trip j Mr. and Mra P. A. Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lusk . of vance. to Wayland Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Emma Anderson called on Mrs. Marshall visited friend., at thu Mrs -George McKIbbln. Viola and 1 Mary.Lou Henncy at Pennock hos- place recently. Ruth, were Hastings shoppers Fri­ pltal Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Rutbell Oreenfteld ' ‘Rev. Arthur Carey is visiting visited Mr and Mrs. Lester Hawks day. Sunday caller* In the McKibbln ! friends in Campbell this week near Barryvllle Bunday. home were. Mr .and Mrs. Lyle McI Mra. Fred Williams accompanied Kibbin and children, Mr. and Mra. BARBERS CORNERSI Mr. and Mrs. W» Surrarrtr to uoren* -uc»«u»* ucan.i her J»me* Hull of Otsego. Mr. and Mn.| Miss Loretta 'DeVsuit began ’ Hastings Saturday school Monday. Sept 4. at the Al-1 William Shattuck and children of , •••* . p.ia. *k. •**- <VUl ua.' AC.l re. k I dUtrict , .. with a good at- Parchment and Rush Saunders of guest* of Mr. nnd and Mrs. Trego of #ch9o1 district with guests Success to MUk DeVault Indlanapoti*. Ind. Grand Rapid.* Thursday evening, jtfhdance. F attendance School begah *t Yankee Sprints with her large Mr. nnd Mr*. Fred Williams and wlth "arge attendance. ‘—in her this morning. Sept. 11, with Doris Mtea Myrtle Wklaon begat' 1 Mr. and Mra. Charlie Price were ,. Monday, plea*- McKibbln m teacher. school Sept. 4. at the am Hill school district tn Irving ■ Everyone remember the tent meet­ township Sticccsj to Miss Wilson ing* at Yankee Springs. Services in her school I every evening at T:20. Special muDON’T SUFFER FROM SOUR Mr. and Mrs Lester Bright ln!sle each evening. STOMACH. INDIGESTION Dealer*' In WOOL. GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR, Lite Plsher. who has been apend' Indigestion. acidity, heartburn company with Mr. and Mr*. Wm. FEEDS, COAL. SALT. LIME AND ETC. ' and sour stomach often lead to Bright, all of Grand Rapids, called'Wig several days with Mr. and Mrs. on Clark Barber Sunday afternoon. Marclus Bagtey. returned to his; serious stomach trouble. Dr. Sir and Mrs Herman H*uer and home in Richland Bunday. They Emits Adla Tablet, counteract HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2257 daughter. Maybell Hauer, called oh । accompanied him and spent the day the>e conditions. Give quick re­ Mr. and Mrs Floyd Clum Monday with hl* parent*, Mr. and Mra. Mar- ( : lief. B. A. LyBarttr. druggist. afternoon at Coat* Qrora. ,clua Bagley. . .. j Wc Cafry All the Various Grades of Coal Desired for Economy and . Seryice in Heating With all these qualities, the total cost of this oil is low ■ • ■ five miles for a penny. CONOCO GERM PROCESSED PARAFFIN BASE MOTOR OIL Smith Brothers Velte & Company EDMONDS OIL COMPANY HASTINGS, MICHIGAN , �TOE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1M3 60ING DN W TH |WMH SILK3, rayons OLD MOHS' ACCORDING TO RULES PRI Original Color and Finish Can Be Retained If Care Is e HOWEVER—YOU CAN STILL BUY A afire Hit air FOR AS LITTLE AS SG4SB f >ur ire th- the ed. Yea, prices arc sorely on the way up. There will proba­ bly never be a better time to buy a Maytag washer than n'/j/if non*. Thc quality will always be high but prices may never again be m low. • See the Maytag dealer. Choose your May­ tag. Make thc easy down payment that will.place it m your home while price* are down.' e inga Keller of nd gue*ta wen; is of Kaltton Sun- ime Wed- ) Thc Maytag Company Johncock has. Kah- e United D. B. GREEN WOODLAND, MICHIGAN SALESMEN WALTER SATTERLEE, Heating. HEBER FOSTER, NgahviUe CLARK BUSS, MiddleriHe LOW WCfS ON ALL MAYTAGS (CUW WITH GA5OUNE MULTI MOTOt An average of 75.000,000 persons attend motion picture theaters weekly. 8h!p-to-*hore telephone was established in 1929. service ■ returned home last week from a four weeks’ visit with relative* in Detroit and Port Huron. Tlie marriogv cf Oraon Boniface and Dorothy Douglas was solem­ nised at the M. E. church Wednes­ day night. Rev. Mlles officiating. Mr. and Mr*. Boniface have tbe bast wishes of the community for a long and’happy married life together. Mrs. Floyd Shelp submitted to a major operation at Pennock hos­ pital. Hostings. Friday. Her many friends wish for a speedy and per­ manent recovery. Let us remember that lhe time seems long away from KMUlDIMl tan PM. «» p«x 1> T*k,B *“ ™ rT.TT 1 East Lan*ing.-By following a registration of all persons over the few simple rules suggested by thc age of twenty-one. Tho plan in tlie' home economics extension clothing larger count'.k* Is to pay two cent*1 specialists. specialists, Michigan State College, per name to Qte county clerk and silks silk* and rayons will, will retain their original color and finish after laun­ . tors appointed by the county clerk in <dering. the Census districts. The first and most important rule Becaujc of previous doubts about tis to make sure wljether the color enforcing Usq old age pension law. tand texture are washable. Tills can tliere lias been a delay In planning Ibe done by testing a sample in luke­ a system of registering,.The statu- warm suds for five minutes, then pleasant—letter*, card*, fruit, home dry. and compare with the un- grown fiowera nnd other thing* of lory date for completion of the reg- rinse, : iMrntion i& October 1, but the state yihed fabric. An inconspicuous part interest. Am just mentioning thia, thc garment, such a* Uie end of "lest wc forget" welfare department has extended it * A chicken pie dinner will be served belt, seam, or under hem may be to November 15. Thc registration the ' by thc Ladies' Aid, Friday, Sept. IS. looks like a big undertaking, even in ।used for testing. u county the size of Barry, where Only a pure alkali-free soap in are dcaimiu of a good attendance. the probability is that the number to ;flake or bead form should be used, Be sure to attend. be registered will approximate 9,000. making ; a rich suds before placing Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freydl and which should produce a revenue of thc ■ garment In the water. The tem­ 118,000 to the old age pension fund. .perature of the water must be <1ght. daughter of Northville visited Mr. It is urged that applicants for pen- ।almost.cool, never more than 90’F. and Mn. Charles Hughes over lhe week end. Sunday Mr. Hughes and sions delay making application until Bilks and rayons should never be Mr. Freydl attended the Watermelon after November 15. as there are no allowed । to soak In suds, but washed feast at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. forms available until that time. Ac- quickly. , Friction should be avoided Anson of Cooper. Thb is a yearly • cording to the state welfare depart- by , squeezing tlie sude^repeatcdly Hughes event. Mr; and Mrs. AbsonI ment, no applications will be con- through । the soiled garments Rub­ were host anti hostess with 5o pres- ; sidered before January 1, 1934. at bing | end twisting are not advisable which time a Barry County Old Age The ■ second sud* may be used for Ellen ifrhlte is staying with her ' Pension Board will be established. fabrics . shedding dye or for quite grandmother, Mrs. White, at Yankee • The board will consist of the county soiled 4 garments. Springs, and attending school in the I welfare agent, who will serve — os I I After wasliing m ---------- ----me »uur>, riiuc In tlie sud*, rinse chairman, the judge of probate and ■ the articles thoroughly in three or Klingensmith district. Don Frederickson and Lyle Neil i a woman to be named by the coun- , more cool. rinses. Bluing may be iwtve gone to a Wood camp near! ty board of supenlsora. The worn-, ^cd tor white fabric*. Quick drying Jackson where they have employ-1 an member will be chosen at tlie ■ u an Important step, and this may ment. October meeting of the board. Tlie be J — *by — — — ----------- --------dous rolling in towels between Mr. and Mr*. Robert McKibbln en-. board must also provide space in the all folds and removing immediately court house for offices of the pen­ after the first water Ls absorbed. tertalned Mr. and Mra. James {full. Mr. and Mra. Lyle McKibbln and , sion board. Doubtful colors should be shaken children of Otecgo Sunday. Tlie maximum pension under Uie until almost dry,’ while fast colon low is S30 a month. All pensioners arc to be hung away from the sun Kellogg Foundation Camp over lhe or heat. week ?nd. She reporta a delightful must have resided within the state .uWhen shape and■ pres* ------—7almost ------------dry. ‘■'IC" ’"*---------and instructive time. for 10 years prior to making appli­ the garments on the wrong side । The Prairieville Methodist Suncation for a pension. No one other with a moderate iron. Never tue a day School was held for fifty-one i than a citizen of the United States Iwt Iron, and never sprinkle silk. | Sundays during the post year, with! is eligible to receive a pension. If th-matertai ta too dry. cover with । an average attendance of eighty-' No pcnslou* will be granted to a “>d preas. i one-- T11C inrgest attendance was one persons corfllned in prisons, jails. In­ Knitted silks or rayon should nev- I hundred and eight, the smallest I sane asylums. If a husband ho* de- e > < ^kCn.- J1111 ea-sed to correct nfty.-four nnd thc total attendance serted hl* wife or a wife has desert- size and dried flat. Never use dotlie-। fOr the year, four thousand one ■ cd her husband for a period exceed­ spins or hang up. ________ | hundred fllteen. Tlie total collec- i ing six months during the lO-year onDCD PCTc'uinu LiAT tion.for the year was $134.49, the' period prior to application no pen­ bUntn ut IS HIGH-HAT average collection $2 64. the smallest sion will be granted. Husbands or ----------------------------------------- — |li0 #nd lhe lar8Ml $4.i8. six peowii'e* who have without just cduse. pie did not miss a Sunday for a | withheld support from their children year. They are Mr. and Mrs. Bert under 16 years'of age during tlie 10- Can Not Be Bothered With Wilkins and Clyde. Mrs. Clwnter i ycar period will not be given pen­ the Ordinary Plants Good Johncock. Kenneth Gates and Don-' sions. No professional tramp or beg­ aid Gates. Two were present every; Enough for Its Ancestors gar may become eligible until he Sunday bul one. seven missed bul.' abandons ids trade for at least a East Lansing.—ft's lilac time in two Sundays and seven missed only! year. Michigan for thc lilac borer, und the |I three Sunday*. remembers the popular song Parents having chlldwn or other | insect । Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith with'. showing a marked preference for1' Ivan, Rex. Mary Jane and Janet; I persons under the law* of lhe state by responsible for their care and per- French : lilacs and other fancy and have gone to Hickory Comers for1 varieties of thc plant, ac­ an indefinite stay. Mr. Smith driving j son* having estates of $3,500 or more imported । to the entomology depart- . to and from his store here. will not be able-to obtain a pension. cording * If a i>enon has deprived himself of njent । at Michigan State College, 'I Eight small girls spent Saturday: property so that he could qualify The borer is a native insect which' afternoon with Janet Smith. Such! for the pension, the (tension shall be :fed on native shrubs nnd tree* blit loads of fun and the ice cream and denied. the Injuria were not nnou, rnoujn j, cake „„ „„ „ ....... . were r enjoyed too. Tlie occasion U> much No. mat It j,„f, dghtl naul I HINDS CORNERS. ho* developed an a)>petlte for ex- 1 dBy Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Meyers ot pensire ornamental plants its tastes opal Honeywell of Nichols hos-! Ionia, visited at Edd. Newton's Sat­ are a threat against lhe landscape Hauk- Creek, visited her parurday. arH?’• , ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Honeywell i Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bunnell of Site likes her work very Kalamazoo visited Mrs. Clara Brown winged moth which deposits its eggs Sunday. much. Sunday. They called on Mr. and on thestems of lhe lilac in Uie day t^ Triple Link club will meet at! Mrs. Edd. Newton In lhe afternoon. P.' lb" !»' 1. O. □, r. ball Friday. Brpt. IS ' Mrs. Clara Brown *and Georgia •7°**^ tout ’I— to Nlti.rO.;. pg, luc, dinner and program, Newton accompanied Mr. -and Mrs- tbe mao *"■** 00 "** ro>t We hope lor a good turb oul. Ben Bunnell and called on Mr. and awrt. Larvae of the Uuecl enter lb,Mr Bnd M„ c„rk 3„„^n .nd Mra. Forest Hall and. family of ■lem and build (unnela In tlte.r daughter. Mr,. Adeline McKlnunon South Hastings Sunday evening.. Kareb lor rood. (,f yopgip, called on their cousin. Miss Millie Haynes of Baltimore, ft»me or the Insect can be de- u„ j,„„k Noerls and Luc, Thur.spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. teeied by otaervlng particle., ot saw- dB, P M Ronald Haynes. dut adoring lo U» Ulac near oiwn-; M„. Br„yc Bnd Lue, Nor­ Mr. and Mra. Mathews and family Inga lo tunnels. <w the u.tel may n, .„„t to the &ntur, ot Progrm.. of Hastings, spent Sunday with her aoeiunulate on U» ground at the „ chlcMO Sunday with Mr. and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore, and base of ttmiuant. Mrs. Fred Ketcham of Kalamazoo , daughter. The burrowing larvae can be killed lnd ar T H KrUh.™ ot Martin by brushing on U» .lent a mlglure CB,thrd0 la bene rrora Gull ot one pound ot paradidiloroben- uke where Mie .pent the rammer, sene In two quaru or cottonseed tai Mr Bnd M„ „„„ scdneld and II tresh aawdut u deleracd mt lhe jBCB gundBy guests or Mr. and ■lem Mier one treatment; ,pply the M„. OTOo;r Wood tBOU|,. mixture again. The remedy raould Mr Bnd M„ TOl o„ or nyuu not be placed on pacta or lhe plant, c„,k we„ Sunday callers ot Mrs. not aneeled. w j poipy, Mrs. Sarah Bnlllh ahd rr ooh, a small number or pUnu MUB My-rtfe smith. Un. Sarah are -re tto be treated, red reduce — the lb- quanq—- llut Hughes n„ B was aa aho also a caller. HUM or Af material mnt^rinl hut Vra*»r, ttie . . .M - „. „ ___ ■ ncpne.ter OUe, but keep the ram* ume Mr arBnd proportion In mixing them. ■ I .nterlallinl Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. | Bert Patten of Delton; Mr*. Arthur PRAIRIEVILLE. . Baker and Patricia of Kalamazoo. | Mr. and Mr*. Vem Helmer and M?. and Mrs- Will DePriester ol. daughter of Kalamazoo and Eileen Hennessey of Otsego spent Satur­ Hickory Comers and Mrs. Ruth All­ day evening with tlveir mother, Mrs. ing of Battle Creek. Mrs. Ellen Chappell of Wayland is 1 Ola Hennessey. staying with Floyd Shelp and chllEsther Munger has gone to South Bend. Indiana, to enter as a junior dren during her daughter'* stay at the hospital in tbe High school. The ashes of Mr. J. C. Cairn* of' Several from here attended thc , celebration at Hastings Labor Day.,.Monrovia. California, were brought । here Saturday ahd Interred in our; n^>*.re,nrea( A 4 * reee, be I w ..uoeke. n EATS f_rJLNch lilacs MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO LONG DISTANCE RATES ARE SURPRISINGLY LOW 4 re 60' or less, be tween 8:30 p. m. and 1:30 a. m.» you can call the fob lowing points and talk for three minutes for the rates shown. Rales to other points ore proportionately low. From HASTINGS to: AURORA. ILI................. CLEVELAND. OHIO . DAYTON, OHIO I . INDIANAPOLIS.IND. MADISON. W1S. . . PETOSKEY. MICH. . Night Slafion-fo-Slahon Rate . . . . . r . . . . 55c 60c 60c 60c 60c . 60C The rates quoted above are fflght Shalldn-to-Biallon raise, effec­ tive from 8:30 p. m. to 440 4. m. Night Statfon-to-SlaHoa rates arc approximately 40% 1cm than Day Statloa-to-Station rales, to most cases. On calls'costing 5<k or more, a Federal tax applies. VY C. C. C. Camp No. 690. Champion. “PPeared ln oar telter fe* Michigan. He is looking fine; ha> ag0- __________ , - , gained several pounds in flesh since fair LAKE. entering camp. Likes it fine. the Kinsley Ladle*- Aid will meet i Those in this vicinity attending fOT Iuppec. .Rh Mrs. Ansel school away are Helen jonea at Mio. qwmage. Ladles bring sadwiches Hannah and John Jone*. Bfertha nn(j oni other dish. Colt and Doris Burke at W. K. KelA baby boy waa born to Mr. and logg's. Mildred Johnson. Plainwell. Mr8. Kenneth-Spaw August 2S. He I Cleone Woodman, Hastings. Thoac named David Charles. j from this school were mentioned in George Griffin of Lansing visited last week's items. hla brother. Allen Griffin. Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Long and daughters Donna McKeown of Quimby and and Leah May Frederickson of,Mrs. Nellie Clemonce of Hawings; Royal Park, spent the week end aafl visited at Chas. Lechleltner-* Sun-! Labor Day at the home of W. A.jd*y. FrederickM>n. . Susie Smith and daughter of KaiMr*. Sarah Smith and Myrtle,! amasoo and George Fry and Arthur Mrs. W. J. Polley, Mr. nnd Mra;Knowles of Jackson were visitors at Grande DePriestcr and Patricia Lottie Collister* last week. Baker spent Sunday with Mr. and A farewell party was given at thr Mrs. Charles Mullen and Mra. Boyd church basement far Rev. Swaddling । cortrlfcht of Otsego. Will Mullen accompanied Mra. Ola ntmeni at Stockbridge*. He has Hennessey and daughter, Eileen, to n with us five years and we will a birthday dinner at Mr. and Mra. all regret hl* going. Wc welcome Enrollment in our village school U our new pastor, Mr. Smith. higher than last year. Primary 27— Dora Pierce and Lon Allen ot higher grades 26. • Battle Creek spent Friday at Lottie Dunhams at Otsego rroentlv. Counter's. Mr. and Mr*. Guy Soper and Mr Russell Mott and family attended and Mrs. Walter McCrath of Grand the World's Fair at Chicago laat Rapid* spent Sunday with Richard A party of 54 friends walked in! Hughes. *. * ■ Saturday night to remind Mrs. Lot-; lie Colli*ter that la was her birth-; CONSTIPATED 30 YEARS AIDED BY OLD REMEDY ed for »upper and a fine time was: "For thirty yean I had consti­ had. pation. Souring tood from stom­ | Ernest Collins'and wife of Lake' ach choked me. Since taking .Odessa are spending a few days at I Mason Fonhey’s. Adlerika I am a new person. Con­ stipation U a thing al tht Alice Burus. B. A. LyBatker. ■ Tliere U approximately one police;man to every 2,000 ol London's pop-1 druggist.—Adv. ulatton. I S PAGE ELEVEN SOUTHWEST CARLTON. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vcahkte of Mr. and Mrs. L R. Beeler and QUIMBY. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Radford and Laming and MLu Barbara Bowman family ot r>t Middleville *sumu«hii. spent m. Monday Mr*. Fred Bldciman of Detroit daughter. Marian, of Hastings, spent of Hasting* spent Bunday evening with Mr. and Mn. Walter Culbert. visited at Walter Bldelman's Satur­ Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Walter with Mr. and Mra. Walter Culbert. day. Culbert 'j Mr. and Mra. Evan Fuller and — Ea*t LeRoy spent Bunday with .hb Mr. Chester Scott and wife of .. Mr. and Mrs. LeVant Yeager, of family spent the week end near mother, Mr*. W. W. Eiaerihood. Chicago are visiting the formers Milwaukee. Wisconsin, spent Bun-1 Tiffin. Ohio. -Mrs. Claude Oole, of Lowell, spent parents, Mr. and Mr*. Charha BoML day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs | Mri. J. J Strodtbeck. who w*j otrt ------------------------- - ------- ■ Mr “nd ilrs Robert Martin and LaFayetto Usborne. hurt In a fall U improving In health Mrs. Evan Fuller. . Mrs. Perry- attended service* here Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius Ruscine :and is able to do her own house — Mr- and Mra. William Shriber and Sunday. Mr. Martin taught the adult work and aon George of Hammond. In------ again. daughter. Ethclyn Ann, of Hastings, i Sunday School claas. and I The Young People’s rSunday diaiui. spent Sunday with her moth­ Sunday evening callers at Prank spent u,^,...*Friday evening with w.m. Mr. bmmi >vu>ig rxvpics ___ _ — “ —• — —and• family. |i„ l-L er, Mra. Anna Buck. Kendall Buck, Shriber's were Mr. and Mrs. William • Mra. Ear) Keeler , School Olass -.111 will Kbe k.u held at .the --------- -t,.— ftnd Mr Bnil; M1M Alberta.Nosli and Miss Grace home of Velma. Kellogg Thursday who ha* been working in Gibson. Indiana, most of thc gummer, re­ son.. U Z, of * HUI of Hastings apent Tuesday with night. Refrejhmento, cake and waHastings. turned home with them. . Mra. Walter Culbert. termdoru NEW LOW PRICE ! 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SEPTEMBER 13. ItM PAGE TWELVE 1 . '■ cun AN GRASS QAFFR bAI-trt I I rrAP NflTirrC I bUUAN I LEGAL NOTICES | ■■■■■■■J; ' WHEN GRAIN IS FED \ ------------- 'ChBAc.*! Injury Krom *ro.t. Lrt.1, .ton. •SLSL22^x^^«C’SUcSl?ty:'ed ' Further Reduced by C.rbobrdr.te. SOUTH SHULTZ. . Andrew Mlnxey.l WESTHOPE. j Mr. and Mrs-Harold Springer reGeorge Keller, who had the mis- c«lred the news Wedneaday of the GLASS CREEK. John Erway returned last Friday from a week's outing at thc Hl-Y who )«>•* been spending the pot fortune to break hl. hip last week. o XVTwSuevllte few weeks vUltlng relatives here, nsi is getting along as wed as can be Whb^ Ronan, of Middiet Ilk..On camp at Torch lake. untoI in .tor 1™- ... Iw to Miss Lucille Olla is visiting his sister, Mrs. Pete DeVries.-and. hus­ Mla,l Ira? Mildred and Glenn* Osgood Mr. and Mra e. D Springer of band In Lansing. —, Miss Virginia Havens of HksUngs i(UCto <Mn „ u«to. A Ce”,UrT I Investors Seeking Safety of Principal Must find attractive the security offered by building *»-, , , ■ East Lans.ng. Grains, even in, Mr. and Mrs. Forest-Smith and, pnwll Laubaugh returned home Our young people who are attendents here. ' ‘ u?nrvdXU^ danM?‘of HkOrn T-nt Su“cUy ln Bal* from a trip north and a visit to ing, Hastings High school are: RusChas. Whittemore and wife called Sall t-r..i.ar b*t*r* th. Clrroit Coart **tL^nafrwJrqu^nBr^SrtUre uJwm I vnch nf nat Bcl,alre' ln comjMny. with his uncle, tell Laubaugh. Robert and Edith on tils mother In Delton Sunday. Cot»B>t.«ioe»r for th* County *t n*rr>. fxusonini, fiotn Sudan grass pasture. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Lynch of Bat- H1Uo Bnd jjniiy, thC fast of Wilcox and Louis Anders, ond those Sunday visitors at Roy Erway'a “ '.V Vli •LMVaS..1," a n'*ia« acc‘lr?B ??‘nu‘Lnutrt}JS? tk‘ ■Crwk spent Sunday with Mr. thc week_ Junlor OUswh„ lufTcK-a1 attending Delton are: Virginia H*y.the week. Junior OUs. who suffered attending Delton are: Virginia Hay- wcre Leonard Robinson and wife/of ?"r ihr Cla,bta at MkJilgan State College.. an<l Mrf. J. W. Tedrow. uuuwiac nUd i»ud^ Tficre have been reports of cattle Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mlscner of 1 a broken arm a week ago Monday ward and Helen. Doris and Albcgl^fH,^ Rapids. Mra. Clara Robinson, when he fell from tripping on a • Arentz. ’ of Wayland. Wm. Havens and wife Comoro*.or *t a Whit, o.k 8t»k» poisoned by eoUng frosted Sudan; Kalamazoo visited ’their parents, grape vine. Vet timed home to Um-j ------- ----------' of Southwest Rutland. Al Wolfe, on th. bosk et i.sn L*k». Forty «i» r<*ti gj-j.,,; b.,t effort, made at the College Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilcox of Mldsing with his jutrenls when they DURFEE. wife, aqd daughter, of Grand Rap­ u* f£t Broth'•f’roramJ7® Town i’m'K> cav'e any Injurious effects with dietown, Ind., and daughter. Mra. broimht Russell home from the Mr. and Mra. Samuel Geiger, and ids. also Ward and Esther Erway of uiM-l th; the grass hh._ have failed. Cattle never t C1..1-1 chrlsla Padelford cf of Baltimore nor ,»wrn trln b»lw»«n »«lioa, Four and Fir*. OraK~ — ’ 7-2.'7^:2 trip. and Mlw. Donald Geiger, invite Hastings. L before turned on this thia grass ntom and per-; spent sp£t Sunday afternoon .tennn with them. them ------------Mr Bnd Mr> u. wooomB„ «. |Mr, a„ mcmbc „. ne^hbora. and rrten<u i>,i>* Tow«..b>*before Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Woodman at- an mernbcra. neighbors, and friends Mrs. Sara Erway went Sunday to ^‘a^B^roMOTSr-cTOmltted toeat thetr nil ot frosted -u V. — --------------------------------, H r,nB, 2i .M ‘ended “ shower for Cloverdale's to the Ladles' Aid. at their home visit her sister, Mrs. Clara Robinson trr* on bank of .aid i*k- tor th, ply* plants showed no ill effects. -. &<K1 an^.?.e,L?_???!r'; newly-weds, newly-weds, Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Elmo Elmo Wednesday. Wednesday. September Sentcmber 20th. 20th. Pot Pot in Wayland. -n. ton or m. Oto tor ,„a Mn. Biton Mood, or South ht Rnvrf** rm RatitrdAV — nlont lurk Ulnn-F Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McGlocklln fil .r.., nasture has earned It the recom- nl* Grove Mra. Charley Kenyon °*X„_r.z!!2r7 PV™d Mra ‘'^t ’ffiSS’ a t» ,'i'J. I*""*"' 1! ,h“ *,dc,y nx-nt Wednesday night with Mr- “Tai^n XlarT f!*?1 wth Mr .nd Mrt Sam and Mra^pyrrest Virginia Eosf beeins her'^*,lar and ramdy and Mr. and Mra. and Gordon spent last Sundoy P. M. ot hrainniny. brie* on th. North**,, planted in- the state.'College men and Mrs. Hayes Sponable of East at the Bird Sanctuary at Gull lake. fr^'boai 5."’1'n.,? who spccialii® tn animal nutritiwi Hastings. Maurice Erway went to Grund T*«n,kit> of oroaxrvUl* Barry. Croaty. believe the danger from poisoning is j Harvey Leonard-of Dowling vis- !this Monday morning. .Orangeville. Rapids Saturday where he expects NUhteaa. ■ ’ ' i very small but they recommend thc ited his cousin. Rose Hallock, TuesMiss Mildred Osgood returned to! Thc Qubnby Birthday club met • In thi, raw it *>fo**rins from affl.tarit feeding of grain to reduce the haz-1 day. Muncie Saturday to resume her Mre- Ray Clemens Thursday Sunday visitors at Clyde Warren's h’ Brt’-a* rwldrat *f*th* Stat* of tel: Md. . nn Mrs. Edith Bonneville and son.; position as Art Instructor in the In- afternoon and had a very enjoyable were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oucnther ran. tat » a rr«id*at rf th* siat* of Sudan grass is now somewhat In'Merle and daughter. Eva. and Mrs. dlana Stale Normal College. !llmcand son. Mr, and Mra. John Wolfe Il0' u* «-*$ VL.1"*. kSo,n1 r**? **’ Ute position that, alfalfa occupied i Isabelle May and son. Jimmie, of „r. rtIulR „ and and uaUBH daughter. Prank. vvw, Cook, -r Jr., ,,OnB»BotiJ‘Bn4or lTe. lumiiLaHowr when tlvcrc was serious debate .whe-1 Battle Creek i^rortt'Wednesday with i । Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johncock and) Mr. M. E. Bateman Is spending aiiu baby daughter. Jeanette, spent Sun- several days with his son, Ernest, frien(t Of Lansimr tor ylaintit. it i, orjrrrd thfl th* aali ther it could be safely used for piu- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bonneville, . day with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald An- and wife. ----------------- J* * ■ attMraw?’;»*hl“rotrolj'rM ture Many cattle wenr killed by Mr. it nd Mra. Charley Kenyon,dera and son Bobby. i Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clemens enter- I Moscow, with a population of 3,hur thu thirty tr» <!,y> from ami. aftrr bloat when turned on alfalfa but; have a new great-granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. George McCulla of talncd a number of neighbors with 500.000. is confronted with a sharta— .u._ .... .. Ib, „Bt. <f Jt found fiut the pasture was 1 bom to Mr. and Mrs. Harold SchusHastings sjxent Sunday wilh Mr. arid Ice cream and wafers Satdrday eve- age of water for both domestic use il«inrortMUM«rfe if they were lull fed ' ter obKalamazoo. Aug. 20. She has ,Mrs. Glenn MorchOtoe. jning. land manufacturing. th, 11..r.i before being turned on alfalfa and i been named Bettie Louise. Con- ' !r,““Jf.r’’I5*b,*‘ kei>t on tl,ls P;i-‘'turc continuously, gratulatlons. >ei>i. » Michigan fanners need Sudan1 Ronald Kenyon and his friend. 4. that within grass as a.posture plant and stories: Harold Paddock, of near Cottis ’d^tTihi? iu<r cI Pobonlng should not be accepted ' Grove, spent Friday afternoon In ‘iirinird. pob- . as a reason for condemning the: Kalamazoo and Ronald spent Suni-miaiy for'• pia n; un... ti; -r---------« great merits have*been ----------------■— ------------ day with Mr., and Mrs. Walter idofandsot compared with the small chance of Mapes near Hastings. We hope everyone who can will attend Sunday School and preach­ ing service at ShultE and fill those Arrhiy i». MrD»n*ia. | Will Ourd and wife accompanied empty scats. Clrroh C«w, tommiMiotifr.-by Will Shriber and wife of Has. SHULTZ. ,IL Aii*rn*» fw FialotiF. tings. Rpcnt a few days in thc north001 y *m n-.irt nf thc slate- last week. William Beebe of Hillsdale OBDBB fob publication. , Myron Mason nnd wife are at- is visiting at thc home of his broth­ eJ ,fc'' Prob»” <•■“«» taT tending the century of Progress In er. Andrew Smith. IV. “J.L >.u .<Worn mi. MUs Barbara Chamberlain nnd robot, oMe* in th* city nt Un.Hue. in' Tfle Campbell reunion was held nt Mrs. John Chamberlain and Patricio rronp-.^th* 5«l day ot Rrptro. ;thc honl(> of ArceJlU5- Campbell's visited Mrs. James Clark In Kala­ mazoo Friday. PrraraL Has- Stuart ci»=i*n». Jadr* of,Sunday. A good time is reported. roUie. . , . ... . John Ourd and Melvin Campbell Several from here attended thc i.ii', w.«rtln« lor Brain Braih.r, u celebration at Hastings Labor Day. Mor,*' B».kn,. •dm!oi«tr»n>r. Esrhc. Prairieville. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Hoisington are d“‘V’,u rt fcf Wr““i’" ,,r,TV* 'Leslie Gould and family visited entertaining the former's aunts from Mi a’reront. IM a* UX siiowid 'a. relatives tn Athens last Friday. away. IM tad that hv b« di,rtarc*d from raid Mr. Patten of Hastings, spent over Kathryp Clouse entertained the 'T-l. ..... o. l.l ... .1 mr .rft mo with hU «>». Qlrn. "Shultz Echoes" Friday evening. .b»r. A. r». i»33. at t»n ,'rlMt in th* and family of this place. Forty-five wcre present and a deVbitors at ouyla Pease's Sunday Hatful evening was spent. Mrs. Byten ‘ 4 ‘ bra'16* p*'1 were Lawrence Bostwick and family Iron Lewis will entertain'the group Il i»-farther erdrrM. that prtllr n*tir» of Augusta. Frank Hammond of next Friday evening. Everyone old !!f*SdI Mre“."r*“w^I Kulamasoo and Wall Norton and •and young is invited. , ymui-4. t* (.Id d»y of hrarins. in ihr daughter Elite of Baltimore. 1 Mr. and Mrs Wm. Chamberlain liMtia*. Bannrr. * n.«.|»p*r. i/ritdrd aud Melvin Campbell a.nd wife have j and Mr. and Mrs. John Chamberlain rir«ui*li c««»tr. -------------moved of Probata. uwved into Into the thc Mvron Myron Wertman Wertman and Patricia visited at Everett Mc­ ’ I house one mile we.-t and 1-4 mile Callum's in the McCallum district »t Prri.it., - ! north of* here. Sunday afternoon. obdeb FOB publication. Mary Owen qf Gull lake vljited Sunday School was organised Suu Of Nirhican. th* Frobsu Cuuri forLloyd Owen and family Sunday. last Sundav with ari enthusiastic crowd present Tlie following offi­ At * 1*01*0 nf uia’miirt. brill *1 tb* WEEKS CORNERS. cers were appointed by Rev. Norton: lid county. *o ti|* loth J»y <-t Auca-.i l Nearly everyone from this localiry Supt.. Rev. Norton; Pianist Grace fSUI”*... ...... b"<w ln to K«;hr,7‘ctor: T"a:' Prnbat*. » i Labor Daj. John Chamberlain. Teachers—Bible .In. a* waiire »t o-o »«*i* ot J«.«* Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Matteson Bt-’ciaas. Rev. Norton: Young People's clTT’kSl ttK, ......... “ V1Cto5 ‘ Clto^OUdW ClumtoUln: tonn h*r petition p*»,in< »h«t » .i»y t- landing UibOr Day. mnry Class. Mrs. Norton. A few ofmMiut! ’kmi^tATt0 tb*n',,n‘1.wt',C. \«Mr^i®Vs',,n^cCr0Cikerf fleers have not definitely been op1'SS" * "to torr It l« «*d*r*d. tkot Gt/3Kth da* of s*v i district and Mrs. JessieMcArthur thing will be welt under wav The mber. a. h im. .1 t*. - ri«:k of Hickory Cdfncrs spent Wednes- time has been tet at 10^ with renoou. at >*!d proUl* *«<■*. b* and i.'h„, „.„u — UHW BM O«n Ml. at 10-00. With ing the past year their safely throughout the United Slates has been almost 100ft, an experience anequaled by few, if any. other form of Investment. dividends since Its organisation 43 years ago. Investigation la cheerfully received. ®fje Rational ffioan & Jlitupghrtent (jftimpani; 1250 Griswold St, Detroit, Mleh. D«Writ's OU«,t BulUlni and ~ Loan Association , J. L. Maua, Hastings, Mich. WANT to BUY? TRY the WANT COLUMN in si. 322-^"=? S# to do our part ” 8S, Of thl, order, for ihr** u,<«.>«* week,,}"« «* »«« Wtvks with Mrs. Made- meetings Will be held for a time. . nre.ion. to dar «i h-»rinr. in the, line Daniels al teacher. ' __________* , ,__________ ?u:uW,pr'“to4'M' Mr• and Mrs Elmer Barrett atIRVING. . JH"0*®1-JuffiiM PreUts. a ,,!cn!c ln Ba,Uc Crecki Mr. and Mrs. William Ecsley and Hiidref a-,ltb. RroLter ,< ruu. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank ktattson, Mrs.' InS'on^ . STATB or MICHIGAN. | Irene Dickerson and Mr. nnd Mrs. Ordtr of th, Coni«rr»uoa cotntaiMioa— Ljle Dickerson and Jcane attended'miller here leaving about twentv ' n . F?' . « rntvcellaneoiu shower at Vickery's ^,1 L*« about.wenty- ■ -------------------------- V. I., to i.-t.i uxr‘ul Presenta. । went with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas u/uttoXoJ HENDERSHOTT. .Sowcrby. >4 In th. Low-1 The Ladles’ Aid will meet Sent 21 Mr' and Mra- John Vander Bosch. .?4ii!!!’n» at thc Mrs. Coy Slowfij for ’ llved «» M-37 near the Powers t.i Hw.toi.r--dinner. It L hoped that there Wjij: ^nool-have sold their place and 1 ,‘y be a good attendance for the elec- ijnOvwl to Qrand Rapids. n.w-juTnro«.a°n of officers and settlement of: Mr- »nd Mra. Alex Mayville have ’.to. ir-1-i.iir. some new problems now before t'hcl*one ta Grand Rapids tt> spend the rr*d rtbiirt*4. Aid. • winter. ' . ’ngoHoii if 'tioGAKTif. I Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Christian-' Mr. and Mrs. Dorr BUnston of . Dirorior Ttepartmut «f c.«.wmiira. sen and children vUited their uncle Grand Rapids were Sunday guests ’"’wX. H° L<?n"m ! John Benedict, in Rutland Sunday.' Mra. Blinston's mother. Mra. Fox. H. I g. Cottoa. Bryntuy. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Hendershott'Mrs- Bllnston remained and Mrs. » -0;>nd Mrs. Diciila Holcomb with Clyde iKurr Warner returned to her home state OF MICHIGAN. ’! Hendershott of Hastings were Sun- a,tCT two weeks here with her Order of u, CooMrmum ci®BUion— day gtltttA of Mrs. Lillie Hoffman. ■ ,no'-hcr. D«»r. CouxUm souh of Tows 12 Nortb— near Dowling. Aunt Dichla stayed ’ Edelma from Byron Center •Mt'.’atStoV.xr,::;'%>«■ <'• i«i-<’ ।her^t.»»hmm. ■ “ re«r»r4« It><- t.miiiir ,.f ,t...r >n Kirs. Clair Strowbrtdge of Cali- over tne Wf*k cnd' fornta. Is visiting relatives here for Mr and Mrs. Leland Crum nnd I. aoriL. rit'.amcsd, • cir«4 a strowbridge will re. I daughter of Lansing and Jack War­ THEBEFORB. th* c<m,*rv>ti*n Cor^ turn home With Iter. ner were Sunday guests at William Mra chw. Van Vranken went to Me^nnX . two yeor, frem. Xor.nbw is. io;i3 it Alto Wednesday to help care for! Mr. and Mra. Earl Roush have ’‘S'iSi ?"• hw inanddaughter. Elenore Hay- moved back to Hastings since the 4*re’taM.* raan\W(Kxl- who was injured In an auto- M- c- R- R- section 1im been dlnn«» i>f lb* .Ut* ,1UW. of Tnwn 12 Nwh. .mobile 'accident three weeks ago continued here. Mr. and Mra Dr. Gun of KalamaPLEASANT HILL. roo were guests at A. C. Clark's on School started tills Monday with M1m Myrtle Wilson as teacher. DISTRICT. nr*rin* t>«p*rti»*nt >t c«aM>rT4iioa.; STRIKER .SCHOOL utotnivi. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Campbell r-‘w" b'T . I1,abcll McGinn returned to and sons wire in Grand JBipids Sy I cXi' I b*™5 ln Wlnd^r- Canada. Mon-. Tuesday. ;| i ' Out psoJ*1^.5; “,,ler "pending several weeks Tlie Sunshine Club nw-t with STATE or MiCHtnAN"' < * lr Mr^ S' H°V,{hlallnI Laura Carter Thursday and tied oil M. HoaxarUn F»rtrid»» ; Sunda.v at Carson City and attend- Saturday night as Lester Ray- y*l«u>* ta riunsomn T»rtrMr».', John ®cfk Odessa spent line were returning home from getHrerourr « ? “ CnmPbcl,’«jllng the last of some articles that » b? Ihani WArt S3? p T i J'.’/’Lof Frr<” Mr' ^i^d was moving to Moline. hrfAy ord.r* ih»i far * rrd ,j ofjP0!' -pent Sundi^at S. Geiger's. a car side swiped theirs, quite badV? ^k Erb and fam- ly damaging 1L Luckily no one was ,‘L’aT,.?* ■”%%“' 'I Ralph hurt. taka, or kill any Hacctriaa i-art Strikers Bunday. — - -— Mr. and. Mrs. Ourtte Pierce of la th* fitaia. .. Mra.in D. Ickes Is spending a few Grand Rapids spent Friday with her ! day. Hastings visiting relatives. parents, Mr. and Mra. Stephen Car­ OEORfiB R. BOGAnTH . ter. Mrs. Henry Elenbaas is working NOTICE TO -CBEDIT0B8. for Mrs. R. J. Williams. Last Week's Letter. N '______ *________ ' Out 0 20 Mrs. Bert Palmer Is recovering DEPABTMEMT OF CONSEBVATIO n' ; from a tonsil operation. Gun* B. Dlroctor. | Vcre Carter attended A Century of Progress this week. Clare Williams left Friday for tlie • «... V A. H.. «.< state fair at Detroit Time In th* 044South M*rJianl« rtrwi J Mr. and Mra. Rom. Johnson of Jacksen are spending a few days wilh his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson. d thirtydr*, wilh » birth Mr. and Mrs. Roy Travis und famIT OF COx5krVAT1ON.| ’Z------ *• xwsu,r of ^hoit spent Sunday with Mr. fltusrt Mosul Jodi* *t Prob*u. - and Mrs. Bert Palmer and children ITII President Roosevelt’s acceptance of the On August 1st of this year, Chevrolet announced a blanket NRA Automobile Code, Chevrolet, the world’s wage increase as well as the adoption of a 7^-hour, 5-day largest builder of motor cars, officially begins week and thc employment of 12,000 additional men. This operations in accordance with thc administration’s re­ wage increase was thc second in the last 4 months, Chev­ W rolet having been among thc first to put a blanket wage covery program. Although thc oflicial code was signed only a few days ago, increase into effect. it will hc of interest to Chevrolet's many friends to learn We feel that thc President’s recovery program deserves the that the Chevrolet Motor Company started to carry out whole-hearted support of every pitizen and manufacturer - the spirit of today’s recovery program over three years ago! in America. It is a bold, swift, courageous plan to start the At that time, we put into operation a "share-the-work” plan, whereby our workmen cooperated in spreading the work to give more men jobs. By means of this plan, as well as by regulating hours of work per week to meet retail demand, and by building up parts stocks in lean seasons, it ball rolling toward economic recovery. Its sincerity is un­ questioned. Its objectives are admirable. And the direct, forceful steps the President and his associates are taking to make it a success, should stir thc pride and admiration of every American. was possible to carry 33,000 men on our payroll through thc We are proud und glad to do our part. And we are deeply depression. For eleven months of each year since 1929, we grateful to the American people for the patronage that has havekeptour employment within lOpercentof this average. enabled us to anticipate the present recovery program and Wc arc justly proud of tliat record. We are also proud to say to play our part today. After all, the immense number of that Chevrolet workmen did not, at any time during thc men employed by Chevrolet is a direct result of the con­ depression, become a burden on public welfare departments. tinued preference America has shown for Chevrolet* CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN, Diviiion oj General Moton CHEVROLET, �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. »33 PAPE TWELVE ------------------------------------- SUDAN GRASS SAFER /'">WHEN GRAIN IS FED 1X0AL nones . conn cdPasturc Further Reduced by Carbohydrates • in t ,.r. .» <>-• ,,«.«>*»» ■■■ • ,t.f.»on. FUIkilir. cL^c*or Injury From Frost. . ni.T."f Frsr.Ht ,<m*n. Dri*n3»t». . lXi^BCf«r,n>Te -,n of •ni l SOUTH SHULTZ. , . WEST HOPE. Andrew Minzev' George nd Mrs Andrew MlnxcyJ George Keller, Keller, who who had had the the m!<ml* nwndihg tlia past -fortune break hip hut week. wr.o nave .......... * to — .KW - ------- ... -his ­ „U - ran-ufew jr«*l:s vWthu; relatives here, re- Is getting along «.»».. — turn-d to their home m Muskegon expected- Hu neighbors hope lor u Tuo'-d'iv ’ ! steady improvement. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Springer re*' p/?1** "• ■UjOOJOMllfcOu l-S S - ““ GLASS CREEK. John Eru'?-V «♦»««»«» frv,n a Uri^y' ouUn« al tlM! Hl*Y Investors Seeking Safety of Principal «« <&«« « Lanxlng —drains, even- hi” Mr and Mrs. horest Smith and nu.k.-dl Laubaugh returned hcunc — -------- --- ------------------ .---------- Mfinll amount-, fed daily to cattle* Frank H<irn spent Sunday m Bat- 'fr(uu a .rl.j natih. and a vistl to n>r Hating*. Ifi-th Highschool are:• ™ Ru*--• Choa. Whittemore and wife called ™~o! ur .wl|| rt-duci- tlu* slight danger of Ikllalre. in company, with'hU.unci , -.11 •■*Idubuugh. ■ - -•- Robert •* - - and• Edith bb> nio;)U.r jn DPI ion Sunday. polwming from Sudan gra.« p^-tun. al Mri. Wm Lynch of Hat Philo OU?., and family, the Ixvt < >1- Wdrox and Umls Anders, and thore Sunday vtaltora ut Roy Erway'g according ‘io animal nutrition k .spent Bunday with Mr the wick. Junior Otis-, ‘'“'K LeotuH-d (RoblnMn und »ur. wife, of who • offend. .. ................ , . ., • writ uiai.nu wuulmiii uuu Michtemf State Colle *.M.-k mm Monday v. und Helen.-Doria and Albert. Griund Rapids, Mrs. Clara Robinson. a broken Mr and Mr-. Harry Mlw-ner of item tripping '«i a Arent’ ' - Wayland. — • — .. . and. wife .. hd Win. Havefu tai- poisoned by eating ■ fr«.-t<*d Sudan Kidama’oo Visited their purenf-..*.'grape vine, returned home to. Lan* lot Southwest Rutland. Al Wolfe. »<“i* srfc.v but efforts made ar the CoH<w Mi ami Mr.*- Frank Wilcox Of Ml<l- .-niit with hi* parent# when they . DURFEE. wife, and daughter, ot Grand Rap-1 "i", -to*cause any injunoui. elhrL* with •‘dlelf.wn. Ind and daughter. Mr.* brought ■ • . Ru-'-wll home from tin? Mr. anti Mrs. Samuel Gtflger. anil ld.«. also Ward and.&tiier Erway of Chri'Li Padt-lfold wf Balttmvr- ,northern trip. ’ Jr and Mrs., Donald Geiger. invite Has! Ing.*. - H»rnt Sunday afternoon with them. before turned or. tills via -• and Mrs. Sara Erway went Sunday .to I ill mtuibera. neighbor*. anQ friends Rev. Fred Horn and Mr*. Horn' teiulrd a shower visit, her sister. Mrs. Clara Robinson .and Evelyn *>jwnt Sunday with Mr. and Mi - Elmo Wednesday. September 20th. Pol m W'ayland. fm and M: Byron Moody uf South Ma ­ Tlie high value of the gi .Snyder on Saturday night ;i Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McGhxklli: ' luck dinner. • pasture hav earned it the-'recom’ Grove. > 'Our M'Jiuol started TuG-dav with; Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Rice and Veta and daughters of Hastings, and Mr ' mcndatjon of the College crops de­ Mr.* Lena Laiibaugh at tin* helm jH-pt Sunday wth Mr. and Mr.-. Sam and Mrs. Forre-t Havens. Virginia | and Gordon spent last Sunday P. M. I Kell.ir and family und Mr. and Mrs. , ®,‘, orZngeviUe. Flovd Palmer nnd family of near at tin' Bird Sanctuary at Gull lake I *h Maurice Erway went to Grand i Haney Leonard* rtf Dowling vis­ Rapids. Saturday where lie expects ;:! to to Tin* Quimby Birthday club met , ed his cousin. Rose Hallock. TuesMi.*.* Mildred Cwood returned to have work. tune her "lth Mrs- Ra>' Clemens Thursday. Supday visitors at Clyde Warren?. I day .. . IMunck* Saturday IWI| EJ..U: Sonnrrilte and son a, Ar. Ih ,n the In- afternoon and had a very enjoyable , I ■; Mi Carl Gw other hat in an4-daugh!er. Eva and Mr* (jwlw-state Noun and son. Mr. and Mr.*. John Wolk*' e May and ron. Jimmie of TuplKt Mr nntl j. Mr M. E Bateman Is spending Creek sjient Wednesday', with' bn*bv ’,1\, Jeanette, 'spent Sun- wvvral days with hts mid.’ Ernest, and daughter, Frank Cook. Jr., and । friend of Lansing id Mr* l-C'ter Bonneville. |<!av' with Mr. and Mt*. Roifld An- and wife. Moscow, with a (Xipulation of 3.- 1 Mr and Mr -. Ray Clemens entcrnew Kn*ar-eninddnuiditer. t.-umd a number of neighbors with 300.000. u confronted with a short­ ice cream and wafers Satunlay eve­ age of water for both domestic u?^* Siu- h? ning. *’ ■ and manufacturing. Mu»t find attractive thr wearily offered by building and loan associations, bawd upon experience. Dur­ ing tlie past year their safety throughout the United <-i|U41cd by feu. 4f any, other form of investment. The “National" Is one of these Mg mutual eompaydex with an unbroken record of semi-an/iual dividends since Ita organisation 43 years ago. » Investigation 1* cheerfully received. ffiottonat ffioait & flnurBtment (jfompaini 1’30 Griswold St.. Detroit, Mich. Detroit* ( Oldest Building and J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. WANT to BUY? TRY the WANT COLUMN i tiur. pasture continuously. ’ urutulatlon*. . ’ :g.sn ’ farmer.* need' Sudan Ronuhl Kenyon and his friend .* a pasture plant and Morie Harold Paddock, of in-;<r C<ratshould n<ll be n'rrepti-d Grove, sjg-n; Friday afternoon h near Hustinit's. attend Sunday. School and poach- ; Will £lurd mid wife uccompariled empty M*au. r- by Will Shriber' mid wife <4 Has­ - tiiurs. spent a few day.* in thc north* William HilLda) Chita 'hamberluln and Pail the home of Aecclius Campbell’.* Muted Mr*. Jan Sunday. A uood lime j* reported. !mazoo Friday. John Gurd and Melvin Campbel! • Several from 1 arx^ working lor Brown Brothers in ; ci-lebrarion nt H. Tou'd nnd family ic fornji r’.< aunt Kathryn U’oitse entertained tl Shultz Echoes’* Friday s-venin '>r:y-ftve wen* present and a d< tnd faiqily ’s Sunday of AURUsti a next Frid.iy tycnniF. and ' und young is invited. daughter Ettle of Baitinu Meh-in Campbell nnd and Mr. and Mrs John CluimberLun Ttman and’Palm iu -■ ! m Calluin’.s in the McCallum di jriit attended Mr. nnd Mrs Frank Matte tended the .bull «um<v at V Inildiltg luttoir Dav and M-« ‘ John Chambefliiin. Tfar.htr.—Bib’ ••Churl. Her..Norton; Young I’eopJe* 'Chis.*.‘ Ci lady.s, Chanibeiriiin: Pri ni; ry cIilv . "Mr lk».*t? have not Jew-h- McArthur to do our part v • in • Iime.l tir nun.br: STATE or MtCIttOAN. Order ot Ue CeowtvsUcc Cocx;.-;un puk f- . On August 1st of this year, Chevrolet announced a blanket \K \ Automobile C“de, Chevrolet, the world’s wage increase as well as the adoption of a 7*•■-hour, 5-day largest builder of motor cars, officially begins week and the employment of 12,000 additional men. This W operations in accordance with' the administration's wage re*increase was th6 sccoild in the last.4 months, Chev­ rolet having been among the first to put a blanket wage increase into effect. fr<?rti Beran : Mr- Joans ■nd. be of interest to Chevrolet^ many friends to learn Wr feel that thc President’s recovery program deserves lhe u* Chevrolet Motor'Company started to carry Vut vholc.-henrtcd support of every citizen and manufacturer rit of toda y*? recovery program otvr three years ago! in America. 11 is a bold, swift, courageous plan to start thc Al that time, wc pWt into operation a ’’hbarc-the-work” p).in.' ulu-reby our workmen cooperated in spreading thc Bari Roush work to give more men jobs. By means of this plan, as well a? by regulating hours of work per week to meet retail dethand. and by building up parts sticks in lean seasons, it it *< num ih-trii t Mr U;s< I.-abvil McG.nn return*.I to and :■ friki . Clifton Ciunpbe in Grand RbpWi spending Sunshine Club met wr.h • ?ar*<-.- Thursday and tied of! * t<>r Mrs Sim Niblx* . day night as Lester. Ray--: -nd Clifford Timmons of m<>-' spent line were ret timing home from kv:-| k at I»n Campbell’.-, ting tin- la • of some articles tliat' Mr. Raymond w.is moving to Moline*.' port-spent Sunday m.s. Geletr’-. • a car side .--wiped theirs, quite bad- I Mr. und Mr? Frrink Erb and :am* ly damaging It. Luckily no one was Hast l nu u**' culled ul Ralph hurt. ; Mr. and Mrs. Curtis’ Pierce ’of'" D. h 5 Spending n few Grand Rapids spent Friday with her! days in Host 'Milin# relatives.' parents. Mr and Mrs. Stephen Car-! ter. j Mr*. Henry Elenbnp.; it= wxirklngNOTICE* TO CRgDITOBS for Mrs R. J. Williams. j th* I'r'balr Last Week’s Ictfer. Mr.*. Bert* .Palmer U recovering * rom a tonail operation. Vcrv Carter-attended A Century of Clare Williams left Friday for the Johnson of Jnciaon____ ,pending _______ a , few days , with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred * .c?“w:bvattox. ball rolling toward economic recovery. Ils sincerity is un­ questioned. Its objectives are admirable. And the direct, forccful'steps the President and his associates arc taking to make it a success, should stir the pride and admiration of every American. wa? p<i**iblr to ratty 33,000 men on our payroll through the We are proud and glad to do our part. And we are deeply depression. For eleven months of each year since 1929, we grateful io the American people for the patronage that has have kept oiipemploymrnt wrthin 10 per cent of this average. enabled us to anticipate the present recovery program and We arejustly proud of that record. Xl c arc also proud to say to play our part today. After all, thr immense number of that Chevrolet workmen did not, at any time during the men employed by Chevrolet is a direct result of thc con­ dipro-ioii.brconie a burden on public welfare departments. tinued preference America has shown for Chevrolet. < llEVUOl.LT MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN, DitMon »/Central SImi CHEVROLET � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-09-20.pdf d2b8387ad7e05df8810670718e0aa36c PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, SEPTEMBER 20, 1933 WINGS VILLAGE Ideas Run Riot In “Silver STAFF EXPLA NS N THEYEHR1B63Thread”l>oster Contest AIMS MIO Films THERE WAS NOT A BRICK DWELLING OR STORE IN HASTINGS THEN One Hundred Twenty Three School Pupils Submit Colorful Designs RE TURNED1 T^HASTINGS To Occupy Pulpit Next Sun day After Absence qf Several Weeks tjPAGES 1 to 6 NUMBER 21 DISTRIBUTION OF “uc5fS*asLF,.ST YOUNG MIK IMS FmiYINJURED ^IMURY MONEY Daily and Possession Limits .Have Been Reduced—■ Season Closes Nov. 30 COUNTY TREASURER L. F. EDITORS OF THREE COUN T>w duel. ... Mwi»..n DONALD GEUKZS OF MID. It is good new* th the people of TIES QUESTS OF KELHating.-. a- well as to the members MAUS RECEIVES CHECK open October I and rontinne until DLEVILLE DIED ON SUNot the First United Brethren-ehurclia Nbveinlx-r 30. with the tame limits ■ DAY NIGHT FOR $50,405.16 LOGO FOUNDATION Ito shooting early mornings and late to know that Rev 1. E Lap*1 hi.1 afternoons ax heretofore. The daily ---------limit for any hunter hn been re- DROVE TOO FAR OFF duced from fifteen to twelve ducks. ursn iDi/iun and of this lower limit not more, KUAU NLAn IKVINu than eight canvasback ducks or of ----- -— any one variety will be allowed. Accident Happened While Pu .*..‘ion limit for a hunter ha* — -- —— been reduced from thirty to twenty- Descending Long Hill— four duck*, and of the twenty four, Companion Slightly Hurt not over sixteen can lx- cunva-.backs i Tlic home where dur .family first «! *» this context Dean Eugene. ।difficult than expected. A big maor any other particular variety. i Donald Oeukes, age 19. of Middle­ Iv.dded was Just beyond live bend in Davenport of AVuodtatid. Mrs Htirru jortty of the p..f.-re displiiv^l cou: ville. was bo seriously Injured in an (iiren street on the north side Woodburnc ot Hasting* and George Mdriabli- originality ancTTligeiiulty. automobile accident near • Irving. unties Allegan Barry and Acres- tiie n>ad on (he south side J" Murray of Grund Rupids M*rv.d, to all of tlu-diviston* there weir mx $56.46516. that being Barry county's Sunday evening, ‘at about 9:20, that ■ Krll.arg Inn Battle was the home of Juinea Dunning. As Judges. Award* were made In the,or eight j».t.r. between which .-hare* of the first installment. paid he died about an hour later at PenThur ’ -day evening whose name wa* given to Dun- court house Turaday mdrivlng there »a* UtUe to chi»a* TIih ma<bby the state of the primacy school lung's Addition' to tin- city of Ha*- Thi* c9hte.1t. a* explained In o thd judging rather of a problem tn were fifteen publishers present fund. It u at the rate of $9 33 to: ting*. These two were tlve last ivouxes prevluu-* issue ot tiie Banner wa*)making their -.4.. uMi-. the jiidgts tliiiroughl-, enjoyed meeting Mr. Cieukes and Miss Cora Bever„ ork aubmilted from Other and the tn< >11*1(1 on that street Beginning, u little v««ductrd In <oniiretiW1 with “Thwyk, who lives east of Irving village, west of our home mid extending to Silver Fhrvad. u three act t.mv the standpoint <»I originality. peril- After some t.nir were driving to her twme from Multhe e:ut line of Roy Fuller's ii-xne. .!•»'“> Ya»«a*y bo.>-<l on mi old Cor .lienee *>f subject matter to some in* delightful hatique at the above rat makes the ch SIX MEN FROM JACKSON dk-v^Ue In a new Dodge coupe’ At WX-. unbroken forest. Beyond that 'null legend to t>- pre*Hited, by th- <-id<nt in tie- play, draftsiiiuivJiip. tlii-ir appettt* with them. REDUCTIONS DUE TO NEW of tile sue given , PRISON GAVE DELIGHT­ the time of the accident they had was u clearing. ‘Hie place where Ilnstings Civic Pluy»-r.-. in Central color •cbeme and la-atii’-.- The foii started the descent of tiie big hill on (Mi.-r'.thr aunt- of tlw- intlur man FIFTEEN MILL LIMIanother installment paid in De­ , Pennock hospital now stands was atiditoriuin. Oct 6 Only pupils nr lowing .were hnally selected a., win- haa FUL CONCERT th" Irving-Middleville road. just been satisfied, members' of the also cleared. On the south side of the grade.-, or junior high’ srhoul ners: cember which. it 1* believed, will br ; north of the bridge that spans the TAT10N TAX Foundation rtaff explained the plans were permitted tu enter A synopav ■ Rural Bch>>h Ttvornapple on that highway and ORGANIST AND VIO­ of the Fomidutlon in First, secund FtraL scr-und kik and! third grade gradi ­• rung home.'was a targe cultivated of the play wa* read to each boy br about • mile fr<.m Irving. The acci­ iiticr wlic-re its work is EQUALIZED VALUATION Find. Calvin Fare. MtKih field Back ot that wa* Dunning'* The share of each of the'-fownship LINIST MUCH ENJOYED dent occurred near the top of the now benu; coined on woods The writer can recall seeing pupil wax'Klven lull freedom in de­ School.-third grade hill. JUii far from the- residence of OF COUNTY S20.000.000 Hi-eond. Robert Webb. Barryvl igning a tioMer bax-d ou Mtbjecl thousand* of passenger pigroiv, 465 16. and the number ot perioru o Chaplain Evvert Discussed Mrf uall. Donald must have t>-en v ru ral understanding of the Foun­ lighting in th/jse woods, and seeip,; matter contained tn the synofMta. SeiHMil. third grade. age in each township and tl. driving at a good clip an lie rounded dation'* plan-, and. purj>OM.-s in . its Township and School Dis­ school the Subject of Crime and Fourth, tilth and sixth grades— city, arc u> foHov numerous immense flocks of them 'the curve leading to the straight­ । work. Th'-v have nothAg to con(Continued on page tlireei fl<£ of iviiiging tlielr way north and south 1original work, Patent* and leachera Its Prevention away cour.se toward the bridge. Then ,'rvrii. and* invite tho fulte^l umb-i. tricK* Cut Budgets Helping 7n the spring and tall. To one who 1 , Township Amount IF dk-covrred another car approach­ P Tile Methodist church was packed .Manding.of thcii effort'!, but to Lessen Expenses saw Mich thtlnlte numbers of tlw-.se FOURTH DISJ. CON8 2.603 07 Assyria ... t-.e’u iy it.x limit Friday night to> ing at the foot of the hill. He turned r imstani <•-. uif m birds !t M-iin* unb. lirvenble that y./ctIT|ftll urDC cil*ir»AV A 1 Baltimore 238 Tb<- taxpayers of Barry county 2330 M hear tiie famous Jackton. Prison being the siigcies Is extinct, and has been VENTION HERE SUNDAY (he Sunday „ 204 1.90332 will realize*, when, they pay their Barry .... Quart* tte and their mderful ‘ " uctv-WHc farther than was necessary, fur many year*. • - ---- over th.- c K A 8 01 that number t lt The wheel* of his car cut mto the canut and' vtolintat. . hey, gave . .(aU </• >a . in.n>>i t“XeS this year, that a considerable lliere were many "grub palche.< Hope t0 j|avc Dept. Comm. H.c.tii'. . 7mt.uh.xl 170. WoodlatM Castleton . k of tin- 'work' reduction hax been made for them program that wa* intensely enjoyed. tiank. He evidently damped on the piotr tn Hastings at that time Tin- half r .sc, j-.,h. rsn.v.. in i.n.i rw-iinn on .. Hasting* Tx 1>... 199 1.856 67 I;.wa.-. brought b > ’ RlB'en mill tax. which was i Every number was. given enthusias ­ brakes and probably last control of as Speaker—Drum and block occupied by Mrs. P T Col'it rwimtcd two rngiix-s to haul th>, ... 1287 12,007.71 .... .. He Ip 4 en *‘lick- approved by the voters of this .‘■•.ate, tic applause and eneori-> wen- fre­ grove's residence was a tangled MWeii big coarlics to- Kalamazoo, 1.-." approach' farmers making all 2301.88 quent and were given graciously . . thrown bottom-side Up several feet Bugle Corps Coining >f"r "«>'• The .-qiialired value of thicket of thorn tree* and mush.1 JM Tiie Cliuplam ot the Prison. Rev from the roadway. Just what caused Laurence J. JBauer Post of where llirv made up a train oxer Llw ■Utt-. Ut promi:<-.y of the good they Badv county for .*tute tuXditmn pur­ Irving .. Wtiut was then called "Bumble Bee theThe - -• ■ ■ ' • '-ayrt-.poqiA hui. betii fixed by the• state, Johnstown . . . 286 Ewert. ncrompanled toe six men to the serious internal Injuries suffered American Leftion and the Auxil­ Michigan Central for’Cliicap* ' Phiins," south of Weal Bond street, •verul who ing him anything. Maple Orow. ’320 not definitely tn,. bounr^ff equalization at $20,000,000 thi* city and also gave a tlilk on the ‘by ‘ e .young —, man , .l* — --------- . will entertain the Fourth Dis­ wiu> mostly patches of grubs •pier? iary . .subject ol crime and it.-, prevention, known: but tiie crumpled steering mild ti'il the stat** 1 ix tins year will be Orangeville .n« trict convt-ntimi of the two orguniw.-re a few Imuses— very few—in' wus only 8 of a mill, which would muky Prairieville The Chaplain -.tided fhat it L- id* wheel evidenced the fact that ho llierefnn- unde; Rutland . . 191 the amuun. Sle^Ri The rolls of tlw renviction that our criminal law* was thrown against it with great suspicion on the part of farmers, Hum a dozen home.-, in what is now . 468 4.368.44 *1 Hvukl be so amended that a judge fort*«- Hix right limb wa* also brok‘ ’ brought toira-tlilng niipervisor*. us yh<>wn at their June Thomapple tlx* M-coiid ward, and not* over ii plate. nn«t following the dllffier u aUJi’l Woodland . 363 3 386 79 rhitnd tl.-iitnic.v .. w .. it «.si*m. aggregated $l»ff63 318. The can .o ntcncc i [prisoner without «t- Fortunately Mt** Beverwyk wa* into u nt-it dozen m what is now the flr.M ward C K Yankee Spring.* . 180 1.679 40 namihg th- nuhvoer ol- year:-, tu- not wriously injured, receiving no him anything county tax was fixed by tlw county The-only brick building in town was is hoped thut the Department Com­ which he should bcHrnprisoned. He.bad cut* . nor broken bone*, alUx cJiittixtiixi at four mills.,which tin- old jail, standing where the late mander may be present but the Lc-; COLOR TOUR DATE Total ... 6053 $50,465 18 .;.vid there should be a conimtoaon ofJ though she was much brutaed. The would make the comity tax this year I-lftlo Slieldon lived for many, yean* gion lias not heard definitely from not lit- than three nor more lhart occupants of tiie other car gave £79.03337. The total slate and ciiunThe school boards of this city and ’Hie industries of Hastings Were him. Another interesting -feature' POSTPONED TO OCT. 17 .^id county will be very glad indeed tb five men. ut the -prison all th- '-very asstatanpe pbvible and Mr. few and primitive They consisted of opnty tax Waigel tpfb money. None of it can be. 'tipic. wtio would make a study of Hall telephoned to Middleville for the Hadley grist mill, which stood a River:. Drum and Bugh- Curps. who Delay'Necessary To Permit ’’ha' v tax last year UM!d for any other purpose than each man brought to prison from Mr. Beeler* ambulance. The latter little north of tip- inlrrrertion of ulll furnUh music. ! any court. Ih* antwdent* should be arrived *oon after and brought Donw.li »8Q364.26. It will £hus be wen, paying teachers' wa'i i Visit to Kellpgg Camp Court strict on hind now occupied io-4ted up thoroughly, his pa*t*hl*- aid and M; Beverwyk to Pennock that the combined stat* .and counx'itool year. It Fallowing the program, the Atixil-1 by the C. K At S. trucks Where iury ---- z and .he should .— .z bo­hapltal. He had previously tele­ ndatlon <has no tv tux this year will be $64383.94 for paying past tndebtedne.tury ascertained, busines.-* session is to be held At Pine Lake Court Street crossed Fall Crqpk val­ at the Legion home on ,B. Church! those it plainly under close observation while In-' phoned to Dr. McIntyre, asking him ley was a dam. with u mill race St., while the Legion remains ut the. ,, ,, All the Fouiidation asks.”, As tiu-lownshtp>. g.-nerully «ix*ak- iirm RANKING CDDF । carceruted. If tin- commission became*1 t6 come to the hospital os soon a* leading to the grist mill, also to a 1 O o. F. hull । NtW DANMNU lUUt • Kellogg Foundatlfin Camp at Pitasaid. *iv to be judged by the satbfled the man Is anti-social, look­ possible. sawmill -the latter being one of the. It is hoja-d that every Legion- lake will be rloa-d from Oct. i to 14 reduced Uieir budgets lor this year.1 Something to be; It wax not long after the young IN OPERATION SOON ing upon society (Continued on page seven, part twqi nnlre. ex-service man and Unit inclusive, the “Color Tour* >n n plain mid truthful way; then tlierc cannot help but Im* a large preyed upon, a ho luyi no conwlence < man wa* brought to the hospital be­ u.- know then- wilfjte no nitatndvr- mi'iiwTJSSirmw'JliiXfi" M“n? Changes Governing or social conseiousnes.* about break- fore it wa* seen that hi* Injuries . member m«>- be preiem omSuudny stundlng and there will ix- general Ing law*, then-tlvat person should be were very serious—evidently mane ns there are several matter* of mj, RAY COOK REOPENS HIS approval of the work of the Foun­ a* well a* in this city. kept tn prison all hl* days. If it intcmaf hemorrhage He died within portwnoi ui> lor ducuevlo,, in WMeli P*y*l*on™. 1'",n Qb* *Procedure of Business to WELDING & MACH. SHOP all should be interested. • . . । Members of the tour, us stated m u dation," .‘hall b.- .i.certained that he is an is- fifteen minute* after hta arrival at Apply to All Banks responsible moron, or a person of • the hospital. The J.dl <:.ptaiiati.,n ot the plans TWELVE MORE DENTISTS I previous article, will be gue.-t - <if tit-.- .-.nd j.ur,-. — >•: t>i<- ...mdan.m in 1,’lunc- UCtalldlo Jni. new “-bunking uaniunB coae inR The code"• H la |x. being BucatLse her Inhirte* Injuries were not aeriseri­ (Continued on pace threei Hecmue Streptococcus Infection Kept “SILVER THREAD" TICKET KelloRtt Camp at a luncheon ous Miss Beverwyk wa* able to retin ton.- count;-.; is substantially TO TAKE SPECIAL COURSE worked out for the banks of the ,.„ Him From His Work for , SALE BEGINS THURSDAY d£2±'dattUS Jn*rn to her home Sunday night. ns follow country. It will makosoine notabh- WILLIAM FISHELL IS i Mi Keil. him.cif will be Foundation Sends Them to chttn»c< ln banking practice and ------- Two and a Half Years < d i.ui w.-. k Th. tour will -tart pk-a.Md.f then- shall t>- no .mention , *7.. )>rocedure. When the pro|>owd real.CONVICTED BY JURY ; teemed by all who knew him. He Ray P. Cook has opened his Weld- Members of Women’s Club to irojn ('/>»(« house ><iuarc hen at 9 .. i '• Chicago - Will Study Chu- shall be adopted, us it soon will be. . was a young man of integrity and : o'clock in Uie jnoming. and drive ing and Machine Shop. Just north »... Wnsteaaes to " ' dren ’ s Dontictrv • u W11 ‘ lhen necessary for everyWas Charged With Receiving character. His death b a great blow 1 through some o^iv- Mtente'countryqf tli«* roller mill building. He has as ilosleasts io aren s Dentistry bank t0 goven)PC1 by .t Wc un. _ . _ . to his parepu. MY. and Mrs. Arthur Stolen Property Having 1 ide of Irving. Tixmiapplr. Yankee MILK PRODUCERS TO BE added new machinery rear-! Children xnaza-n za»za.. Unto ago the V. K. . KrIderatand the approval of the gov ­ ’Oeukes. as well a* to the people of ranged his plant-so It can be much M,.lnb< r« of the Hastings Women's 'Springs and Orangeville t-iwuship-.' a Value of Over $50 ’ Middleville, who esteemed him very . ASKED TO ORGANIZE ^nniatlon wnt Sixteen (lent- ermnent is xwured. ending uu al Kellogg Camp as near more convenienthr ojM-rn ed. . CJub ftpolwOTK c, rhl. . : L«te from the three counties. Alicund<-r the new code no bank will William Flshell. of Plainwell.. ; highly. , Mr. Oqok ha* been kept from h * .nu,.ad; „ three-uct drama boxed 12:(Xi o'clock a- pec.itiii*. Followini; Will Co-operate With Gov- Kun- Barry and Ekton. to Chicago be permitted to pay a larger rate Michigan, was convicted by a jury The funeral will be held today work for over two and one-half old h, d u, u. c. a brief program of entrttuJnm>-nt. ’ ,to d? Rraduate work in chll- ,;l interest on any kind of deposit.- Tuesday afternoon in the circuit from Ute---------Middleville Methodist ----- —---------— the tour will iiflleially dhbaiid about eminent in Getting High­ dren x dentistry. It was not j»m|- than other bank.-. In the state charge court here of the crime of receiving church, conducted by Rev. McKean, audhwium. Oct. tococcua ^zwnuu Infection, n e, nn which w «• confined rm, nr planning tO UCl UM hOStClQa** 2 00 o'clock so that those who doirc , ble at that time to send all-the for the same sen ice. No bank u ill stolen goods, having a value of more He is survived by his parents, by one er Prices for Milk him to ins bed several month* and to childrt n who might otherwise bc cun return to llieir busuiesM**. An <u ntlsts who would have been be permitted to pay interest on any sister. Mis* than $50. The testimony began at brother. Chester, aod Representative John B. -6i range • pleased to go: . ..... left him in nuch n physical condition unable to m-c the play. Each member extended route will be planned for a second group commercial deposits, but only on about nine o'clock Monday morning. “ ' Evelyn. that he wax unable to work. Grad­ i* requested to look after at least Hvx.e^ho .desire to continue the 01 Eaton count). hiniM it a farmer. continued uuwi until auum about mr the muuc same -, Wft“ el<i t<-il prv-ld-nt al a recent in- ° ’"z* C £a*1,e-ar'?a savings deposits, ,and 1UU vumuiucu ------------- .» » ».-------ually he has Unproved, until now he one child. A list, of children will be •orennl tnecting of Michigan milk nJ . i*he, Northwestern Service charges will be required hour Tuesday. Then the lawyers DQV CpnilT ACTIVIIs able to resume business at the old furnished Ilirnl.n„rt by nv Mis* Mildred -i-miw Tuttle. --------- --—T-v.v.jr u«u.. A great many fav-. summed up the case and the Judge place. This will be good news to the school nurse, and members desirin';' MUSICIANS PREPARE Tne following dentists Ors that banks have in the post delivered hl* charge to the jury, TIES HAVE STARTED people of Hustings and mtvwflln: .»• nr * W --------------- ............... .........al. ­ , verdlct was returned ut 4:30 !£• JKl; !™"> ™J ..11 vicinity. 1. Hl’,' ■“ >»“ *" project »..■ renucu-U done -without charging cusoriicrs FOR INDOOR CONCERTS ,»«.*< “ Farmers, F*rfiwrs. especially. rsorel.lh-.’ a* u well as u city rl<» |Q |n . . , . ... , nin.r Ua a««uui>>nv. "uFiamw^ lzi . OU1UI xvuui- though they cost-the banks a lot of the ellrenoon. Pra^utimi At- Sca gcont Oroup Leader II people will appreciate the fact that to securing tickets. ouuide the Detroit area rn and. Dr. Franz Willison of Ha*- money, must hereafter be . paid. in torney L. E Barnett represented „ . this place Is again open so that they General ticket sale for the. play is ! Attliough there w a hill in re­ Hits committee will meet Friday tings Named Court w ------A —n ''"” of Honor can get repair worft done. There are , . . .... , ■ / Cua-m:.-. ..nd non will have The Foundotmn has but one pur- There will be charges for Issuing the people mid Harrs Pell, of Algard to outdoor concert*, the Ha-- nidrt ,— at— • drafts. There will be charges for defended Mr. Ftshell. many larmyr. «ho' have m.chlny. » b. »n tomorruw. ThuIMlay. A l» ting* Bytpphony Orchestra and the Next Wednesday Plans recady.for tin-perinatient1 ,xjse in providing for special /n- the collection of checks tor custom­ legan. 21.' according >" to **~ Roy Cordes, finance .• • . The reason why this trial took llrnl am In auch nndllhm Ih.l thay s1 Hastings Citv . Band Band "are "are continuin.i continuing orgutrzaljon. -..tion. which it ls bcUevtd .stiuction in children's dentistry and ers. A minimum deposit will be re- place in Barr/ county was because Boy Scout work is starting up chairman of the Civic Player*. Th*H “ ’ tlng» City . ...... -,ts . of .z «»e quired. or a Mrvice fee will be may iiave thought It impossible to sale will be conducted at the Cordes their regular schedule of weekly re- Wil. 11.11,- ,,i,r ITShI mi-mhaTK ..r,- ...... ‘!ul •“ ,n heIp .... thc dw,tl Fair pricesa n.... , ‘u‘ ‘h™ counties to give belter co-op- charged for carrying any account Mr. Ftshell, at the Jime when he again with fine prospect* for a very z^a J pr ut tothree SSjtiera fJL” X "a\S“n ,n c.arr>’on the Foundations that-shall lie 1S than the mint- lx alleged to have received the stol- successful year under the capable ctw are lx? decided by, the comXXIS" ln n'w Mpupju W » and iSI•■«>* »>-•» >'_• miltoe goods, was living tn his co’toge leadership of Scout Executive Lloyd mX? S m™ ite , • en at Gun lake in Yankee Springs. Shafer. ... This comi 11 » certain that the income of where^ Mr cook’a annnunerm.nl will br ''du,l£8t“^, day’Wr 'b. iu'.r »“ 'rmir'ly r«! with -where Jhe Ihe slobstolen properly was al «1-* At A; Woodland on „„ a™L.y 0 P[°P crty uas Monday s.yiwas evening three distributors. REV. R. H. BREADY bank* Will be seriously curtailed by lened to lutve been delivered lo Mm. al ,l8hl o clock lh, cramltue found en anolhrr paar In Ulla UMlr•,ull othSka ™ ‘ ““ '*«■ *'■ ">■“ *»' ouldoor run, tint tec of six will meet later in De-1 charged with lu*v- ,„ cl to Cleet elect a new Scnut TH DDCACU CIlkinA V ,h<* ncw codr In order to make up and'wln re lie inet Scout bUaur Master ‘ . [certs were greatly appreciated In troit. with representatives of .the IU rntALn oUNUAY for some of that lost Income these ln« paid the. tln.-vr. who stole the , nd 0 „ L „. n i „ tlw . Iorm „ one., GOLD MEDAL CONrmprcpmcy Qrunni this community and that people federal government, to draft a ’ service cliargt-s will be necessary. too1' wWch ewwwed ot two slot p,ah w-hix,; men. had moved Irnm TEST SUNDAY, OCT. 1 EMERGENCY SCH00L [here arc looking forward to the tn- .Mate-wide milk code, exclusive of Former Pastor to Fill Pulpit m the past it was possible for o machines. [(lt. village Ute Scout* Iwd a hike the Ik-troit aria K p. Hull, presi­ n«v,zazKa» if its managers so desired, to LOANS AVAILABLE dent of the Milk Producers Associa­ at First wr Methodist Church , i»nk, |>ay a hJgh rat<. of intcrtJlt jn ordcr HOME ECONOMICS CLASS- and wetner >roast and a general good time. tion of the Dettoit area, recently. Winners of Silver Awards lo Punda Set Aside for Use of to attract deposits, in the. future, .'said that farm products must be: in Rev. Dewey's Absence ES START OCTOBER 'nic flrst ,nertln< ,h‘:jeadmbjp n,,w 8<‘* vi nn 1 IN 111 uvivuuii grouii undR.r ofUw "Z7 1L7-7.” »~~ Compete at Coats Grove - ” 7"’ -I I Till* 1* the Ume of year when pep-* btought back into a proper price Neal Sunday monUns at Un: “ ‘l, "|e Districts With Money in pie who can do . <> should remember’ »»"»“»»“">!- Second Year’s Instruction in ? Ru&«n Cleveland wu held Tues­ Church I relationship with the • product* of <o'dtxk Kt the M'tlmdM Epucvpal J’"1”” Closed Banks Pennock hospital with canned veg­ churrh. a lormer |aar. luv. Rua- ,n,“ «"WI>ton bet.etn bank,. | day evening at the Methodtat other industries, and predicted that < * On Sunday evenln^detober 1 i M MBUa o cou ,, . _ ... . . , ciuoie* uiki iruns. jem. s. etc., wnicn ,, , ........ ■ .............. .. .. ^ . ... ctable* uml fruits, jellies, etc. which Nutrition Wil! Start church, at which time a name wo* Mre M.ud Smith, enunly Khool „„,d M ' lo klr Ior It..- P ..... . <1 new .. <Al..tl.»> u.mld sell If. Bready. now of Pioneer.' AUXILIARY TO HOLD ?»±e°X^! commissioner, chcKen- This group :s sponsored by mmtMlonrr. sent wnl out out application uppllrallon al lhr b'.f uwrraw th.- pureluulnB Ohio, will preach in the absence of Then »|L "n;bhmh» the Hasting* Rotary Club and 1* lanb» tor lor emergency emwney loans loan, to to thtrthlr- d„„ cott ol operl>unK 1)w hoa. W'1“™™ by flvhlj them i. Rev. I,. L Dewey, who Is attending ANNUAL ELECTION The Women's Home Economics the winners of the silver tkedal con-: ty-flve muntrv «rhzvti» «h»t hiv** ' the. first Sea Scout troop In the country schools that have 1 plla] ‘«*r price for their milk, which they thc Michigan Conference at Benton clasMM will beijln tivelr work next Sete ronff’.ro ’I r.md. imnminH^ 'mixvunded-in dated bank*, -in clnowi honk. |i w; know h R। bf(,n are not obtaining at the present time Harbor. county. ■ . Members Urged to Attend month. They will take up the aecIonjgni> Wednesday Wean«w*y evauna. the uw EVXSJ»»‘it Rev. Bready had a very success­ --------- y ------------------- ----------rcfent for a hom'tai to K. t l°uUlde the De<n»:t area, where the end year's work tn Nutrition. We p Tonight, ‘ ’ n^r^rriihevening, Par* Nn fl Session on Thursday . imn- bo* kamrt .hz-nanJ of th, « cetved word from the state aupnin- j,y Very few of them are ab’e to prU'" hl 3 ‘ 1K'‘ c; n! ,n!lk ,l“s bccn ful pastorate hart; and ha* many mln S’tiw e^nt71tkrf^lSnfmalirnitrndcnt of P .................. ubllc Instruction ... that ply thrl? rumUltt cwiX >»* ■<» friend* who will be glad to hear him Ss.Tu» I ?X!St«S»SsSa Evening n.JL, !Jm.v“m 1 department in Um. administrative board had set , on Sunday morning. • by fine management at the **“ rv fltofnT nA’r 7 o'clock to decide upon * XUCThis week Thursday cVentng. L rnltanu. MU. Mar-1 »'ldre«l.«<l.0M ““ «‘ pdrpoo. Ap- ever, lor un. ,>d...u;,. L^di-I tn nr n R Kratt (*ub Sept. 21. the annual election of of­ portant and very helpful. Over mix women In lurrv county “J? ... bc. r'l'"'? "nob. ‘S' wreiionof tlwth( women.! iwurd , .nd One Auction Sale for the American Legion tmndtwt f™,i«ip^nwn*moi'pub. w nm™ M ,; 0( , M I-----------------_____________ L. The jury wa* agreed upon Tuesday ficers hair rnrolW In Hume BeoMmla "£?, 1^, ‘“,",‘"4 Auxiliary will be held at the Le­ rl.ws. Th, InterrS or tte wnmrn ?'■ .T,''-". ’ instruction post marked not lat- ,county. Pennock hospital has been r,t **»«“*« « afternoon and. at" this writing, the Misses Lillian Tolhurst and Virginia *... than Sent 23 v. c. gion notne. home. Tne The meeting meeting begins at Waters from Hastings High artel r J „.ur,.d bv ..... kept - -going■ through four years of A* h« ha-divided to quit (arming.i^*^ ” ’ 0 ^*^"*^ !?^,*1!,,1! 7:30 o’clock and II is hoped there of the county in this work seems to Pack will bc on Friday evening al the church. severe depressioi depression, from which we V. C. Frantz-will have an auction ™f*1' Lloyd Demond ot Coats Grove. iu,“5 *"rc increase The work is practical and *’ ‘j mrv be a good attendance Earl Palmatier Iva* been appoint­ The winner of thl* gold medal cJTii must te vu^l for cxwn.^s 5" 0’ en ‘<£“ are I now emerging We should all sale ut his farm, tjirct- rfnb s north 1c lirt U-n>ewt»? ™'rwing the budnes; don. ice helpful In the home. . ed Scout Master of Troop No. 73 contest will go to Allegan on Oct. toe ciSenTVear Ito h toe ‘ ' ?'v .MSLSffi! c™m hod dike will be served. i to help its bcncvQ- and one mile <*a;t uf Lacey , sale to * to succeed Rusnell Cleveland. . 5 to compete for the pearl mediiL । .^nte^Tof putt"'l«SSt!S; k,U WOrfc’ begin at 1:00 P. M Mr Frantz offers ■ {Jf g*iSTSlr ttttiSoS^TIwel The da,<’ '°r ,nit**n ‘tl3U ‘ ’ WORLD WAR VETERANS. lETEBAS'S. ’ TIU* week and twelve Boy Scout* 13 horars. 2 cows. calf, chickens, corn f*"^^n.T«*re announced lat?-. iUdSs* •mj?! An additional Quota of 244 VetP> to the Kellogg Health Comp .‘d^m'^'h, 1STJS’Sf RIPE RASPBERRIES. crans has ix rn a.v.igtx'd for Michi- at Phw take to conduct * _n«j«iel UNION ON KJ THURSDAY. Mr*. Uzzle Cole brought to the « “ »• “ > ‘ he Civilian OJnxertaU.au camp “nocrtewh^r* toe hlrectirav of f18* K. ‘ | ?rotaS“5t V rolnc£ded“bcfore BaSr Xe 11T w°rek*a bmndv Ap^llcaUau‘mim ta-‘ mmie Reli oF^ry'c^y BUSY TERM OF COURT. I CORRECTION • ’I'*w SvP^ntber meeting of the : B*niwr' . _ . . a. . . '1^,.... An»l<^ atizaaa. mu.* la.. »■«.<.. iu'lu. Tne tCOCheTS Ol DOTtY OOUMT Tliere will evidently be quite a lot The Banner regrets very much Union will be held this tomorrow. o,. _.h|_h iarK„ rinr by Sept 23rd. are to be camp guest* from Friday of time taken up with jury trials in’that an error was made In a recent wrclt Thdraday -evening. Business -------------- ***-------------black raMpbcrriea. grown in lir BLmlu, «nd and Information Inl.irnuUon may may be be uu Sunday and llw SrauUnUl act Ceresco ■. *. powhng. Music by Kay the circuit court. Up to Thursday |Ullf tIJ which we stated that Rob- meetlnK at 7:00 <olh»»*«i by the NOTICE TATRONS. andTO a.',.™ - o„. STlSSSS'-‘21 SSfioiES ■lunwmn about 100 .ubrnmnu HK m B,r,mh.ck t„ wnlou al 7:30 al Uw plUr.mH.4t- Wallace Tub Band. Sunday. Sept. 24. tho County aNdlt wllh ,h,! Pr“«r»m on nra* Mission. Gear­ At Vickery's, clear lake. remain ctased on Wednesday night*. .I™1*,™’ “ “ ,U«‘OU5 « । Clerk's .office. ‘i.Tf r r a Issued by the county clerk, calling violation uf the law That was the ne “ MU *4nn- nRev. “v 'Wm. Vm rC. ru.»r. Sunday afternoon i —Adv. our banks will not be open on such earllc r* lor Wlinn«a tor trtala----------------that w.r- W..... „ .mw.r. 10 m,uw blll *>"'■ lt .ppo,., th.-, >*"•• -----------------------------r“*Mr *>l tlw W«J..y.u Metho.. r. tn , the *«y , , , - ----- —I A Court ot Honor will b« held a KChrduleri II If n>11l u» th* jury turv cure it wwi not .Robret Btrtmbeek. M . dixt jchMMrt. «« Auteh. will be tlw .peth... night*. Since * tlw the stores started to I DANCE. !• tfitht*. SWISS STEAK SUPPER. OFFICIAL NOTICE. the court room on W nlllli. I1.1M ur tried It will mren .bout K.MWth Btrtmbrek. We ,l«lly moke Y™' proyers .nd prerenre are «oevening. • Wednesday. Sept. 27. MclhoJut At I. O. O. F. luill. Nashville. Sat- close c^“w at ttt six o'clock o’clock that evening.! AH holders of negotiable note* Sept 27, at 7:M o'c three week* of continuous Jury t)JC correction limited Wm c tuday. licited (ar for thi* this mectimr meeting —--Win. Sept 23 Woodmansee-Kim-, biuiiirM at oar institutions has de- church, auspice* L A. 8. Circle No. 1. 'script of tlw Hastings Board of L. U Dewey prodding C. trial*, । _: i L , Gearhart. 88cy. .... . . . ... . rrwat^d azI nuruzi n i. x.nlnu. . «. t-'.U .. a ■ * < tub. creased n,, on XXT Wednesday evenings ... so —Adv. Education take nzaj notice fhal that ■Fah*a«*IA aforesaidFTWaMa from Ala* the Oonaervaikm erling orchestra.-Adv. -------------- ■»•» | ATTENTION MOOSE. ,------------- -------------------that it Is a useless expense to keep notes will be paid on or after Sep- at Lansing will show px-tum SECOND WARD P. T. A. DANCE. I Regular meeting L. O- O. M. Fri-1 YE OLD TIME FRIENDS. open for the very' few who come to MIXED DANCES—CLEAR LAKE, tember 28. 1933 at the Hastings City »cenic beauty at At Carlton Grange hall Friday day evening. September 22 AU mem­ Second Ward P. T. A- will have v>vum», otjnciuun u nuiiKinMeet nt home of Kiltie Woodruff, the banks on that night. Saturday night. Sept. 16. Archl- Bunk WITH ACCRUED INTEREST. will be especially evening. Sept. 22. Unington't —•— • -By -Order • • their first meeting and program on Saturday, Sept 30. pot luck dinner,, or-.ben please attend. of Hastlugs city Bank. bald's orciiestra, Saturday. Sept. 23. TO DUE DATE. .1* the flrat'indoor CtWt chestra.—Adv. |Committee. .Monday, September 25lh, at 7:30. one o'clock. --Secretary. -Adv. Hastings National Bunk. Wank Herrington.-Adv. ‘ Adv 9-20. C. W. We*plnter, Secy. 1 for the aeaaon. [ Those who claim there U nothing' wen- permitted to give advice and tMcn returned ar. pastor for another year, the appointment being .made AVERAGE RATE PER last week at Hie conference held In PERSON IS $9.33 Detroit Rev txtne will occupy the pulpit nett Bunday morning after being ab- Money Must Be- Used for HlncM. during which time his fa­ P.*iying Teachers' Salaries ther; Rev. E H<-nd«rjon Lane, ha.1 for Present Schoo! Year There was a delightful gathering supplied. AU wish for Rev. Lane a very County Treasurer I. F. Mau*, on Monday received from the j-tatc d> prospertXU and successful year. APPEARANCE OF MAIN 'new under the sun should .-«* the critic?in but tlw- td*.< and actual UNDERSTANDING OF collection ot posters turned in for work of designing and drawing wenWORK IS NECESSARY ST. NOT PREPOSSESSING judging by B*rry county sclvool pu-1 to bc done by: the pupil alone pH-, in connection with the* “Silver Sixty--tx pupils t*«»k part from Occupied Lots Were Fenced, Thread" Poster Contest S|xm.sored[the city -chools and fifty*--'-ven Eight Objectives of Efforts Pnr flnwx Rnnmprf thi* bv'a committee of the Hasting* from rural .-chooh to Promote Public Health ror vows aoumia vny women* Club Twelve rural wlioob The Judge* found the laxk of m—All Should Co-operate Streets At Will andtlye Meal achoota. wensTepreaent-1 Icctlng prige winner* much mor.- STATE TAXES ARE LESS THS YEAR LARGE CROWD HEARS HARMONY KINGS �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20..IM3 PAGE TWO wminir ru*. qqRN BORERS DAMAGE Resume of Lecture by ' ' „ LEWIS®„A\DE.RtS°N . J LETTER FROM "A CEN­ In fact everything is fine, and proSPOKE AT ROTARY county Aaaociatkxi of the Eastern Robert Ross, C. S. B. LOCAL NEWS CROP IN EASTERN MICH. TURY OF PROGRESS" duced on a large scale, befitting Star will ba held in Freeport. Thurs­ such a show. Especially did I en­ Following is a short resume of day. Sept. 38th. beginning at 0:00 lhe Transportation building. Way to Destroy Borers Has People of Various European o'clock and all membets are urged to Wri«au-by 7 0. Webber, 86 joy the lecture given by* Robert Stanley Grape Juice—Will start making Transportarfoffi ha* been one fra' . . attend if pouible. Haatlpgx Chapter Been Demonstrated in Countries Were Delight ­ Real; C. 8 B. of New York City, grape juice Sept 20 Price. 25c gal­ .Yean Old, Giving His Ira- lure that tia.s marked the rapid de­ will give the flag drill and Mr*. OerO. N. Kaiser, phone 730-F32 — velopment V>f Xir-cour. try. and Here U. S. and Canada fully Interesting r , at the Central school auditorium on lon trade Jones, Mr*. Ruth Haven. Mrs. 'pression of the Big Show. in this grciixtuil'dlng one can see Adv. 0-30. . Sojnr ot our exchanges tell of Sunday afternoon. Hi* subject was Hinman's Big Little Store quotes Lewis B Anderton, of vBatitle ’t Kate C Jchnaton and Mr Fred T.-O. -Wabber of this city, aged at a glance all tiie ag ncie* of rapid scriqus damage lo torr, by corn "Christian Science. The Science of attractive price* on many article* tn Creek, taw an Interesting truer- Young will take part in the initlatransit that have, made tor our - K year*, recently waa one of the borers this logue talk to the Rotary Club Mon- tion wert. ... ,year ... This ---- Is specially ... Ever-Pieu-nt Good." Mr Ros* said their adv. growth. Here in this building you invert/ed visiters to the Century can see it jit a glance, although one true In ■and Mmiheast-^, parl I- tiie ear-tern ------------■* — - ----- noon. He described a journey, ----Feklpausch's Market lias a story day of Progress In Chicago, and thereby could spend several days in this one - - — *x-’rtion« th«? The Bible tells u* that Jgsus camel this “week ----rhich careful buyer* made some time ago. of 4 000 miles INFORMATION ON qj vi the by sea to Naples, and visit* to sev­ derooMtrated that he still lias more *pow room and then not be able to Tita, trouble oueht tn be easily- to iv dt> tJie w wm urc Father ranici and to ,v should auuuiq read. resu­ n*y ” ’ !ng k — ■* ’ • ........................ . eral European countries GAME MANAGEMENT enthusiasm and Initiative thap a ;«v it ail Of course great crowds remedied if lt anything ho* been dC4troy thc of thc devil. By Reed's Drug Store has an Inter- r*- —-r---demonstrated, has been great many people much younger. ■* it " certainly ........... — ’.uwnr lhe ao»pci«. will nna „u„, ,av. B1X ,M „» Mr, ‘ « lhut u*lrr ’Rspent i*nt rou most Followu-.g are « few of his com­ rferytii'mt’ irh'u^Ue/hSl.'^hu*^ nut ,lu the‘ •sMaster most of of his his this this issue issue of of lhe lhe Banner. Banner. Andersons talk was his mention of Conservation Department to ■ g th(1Ar -• - , believed Mr. .. and... ments abowl thc Fair T1 ax he ad- A man of my age has to take it i. to ni. t,h cy>p as tlnie ilbcrMtin wh: Mrs L. Severance are a lot of tilings about lhe common Give Details of New life of lhe jx-ople* he visited that; dtraM-d them to thc tia Banner diTSM-d slower and one can’t go anywhere ‘yJ"". urec In bondage to the of aa baby girl -tniwv nn m .ir» they wnuagc iu sin. siu. disease, UI.KOM-. Ue grandparent* gin born oani shred the stalks, Malka-or and? dea death theM evils eviu rcaJ tRent tgranoparenu l3 tn tQ ih*ir or JilU(.baby Hvr Wld hiu. the ordinary . traveller fails to M-e. "Well, here I am. an old ve.eran, b()t 'there are crowd* You ,n fitrur wired or make BJld th n i» these were real. IS dmihkv, .rut hn«. Plan >f them That <.i pj • . of |hat u lf werc of Qfxj je,us ^jr and Mr* F J Van Dyke bccauae he t* looking for sights | Farmers, conservation organiraof the Civil war. at tne Century ran ,ake a Wltt or a wlteeI chBl-t the stalk.than “ observing the most h, in-­ lions and other* interested in lhe of Progress exposition at Chicago bu5fvj,n th,a y CB|lt „... thln(!. thr grubs tiiat ' ‘arc* in would have disobeyed God by de- of Detroit rrather *th-r ,hnn ^rvhur tm. of some Till* i* the third big fair I have at- a you tt0U]d ug,. :o jn short, if* There remains the chance . t . ■■'roving them. But the very fact c J Thomu u «rlou»ly 111.I hu" preaervailon or tlw imptuvinwnt of onw on W. Mill Bl Hr ninkred .. *•... tended in Chicago since I was a |( )10- place for a man «»f my bMhetn being in the rpots. .O.s '*■----- ’ that Hie Master could and did de- home He made' the trip in- tlw big game cover 1 and tn fa/ui-gamr young man The first one was in agl. r /.Md.-rahh. sTro>' t,’en'; ProvKl t*yo»««» Question rtroke on Monday night and had not will be able to secure Italian liner "Augustus." an 1m- management -r rcaMNiablc doubt -_______ . " or nwtn for that regained comcuusneas thLx Wednes ­ -For several 'years now we've bcpIH. ,IW will nlc.-llveb-d,,M ,hflt thor men.se vessel. There were 2.700 advice and assistance from th .* De- ’ on a street car line in Chicago and heard people talk-about depression rniv 1 ibid (hl., day morning . ■ ..... partment of Conservation through hem 1, If fhzr.. there should lw» be anv any often attended the Worlds Fair and tpird times and. the like Tn n-tfe. God ipadc all that was John Uenhath. who ww recently un- pawngers. besides the largi* crew. the employment «>f I* F English, from the .-talks, that should made; but the Bible tells u*. t|iat derwent at* operation for appcndi- The boat had plenty of room for that year Now in 1933 I am again fee thc crowds over ■here, one could who has been working in Michigan In Chicago to attend a World's Fair, hardly believe there has bren any11 Im* burned or chopped up fine. We Ood made it all "very good Are Cltta. is alowiy recovering at thc all of them .He mentioned many this one being called A Century of depression. The real fact Ik that' luivc not heard j>f afty |»rt of. in. dueasc. poverty nnd death home, of hi* parents. Mr and Mrs things which make a modern ocean o.i game management projects. ; Barry county where corn borer*'arc good? Did you ever hear anyone s*y otto Isenhath trip interesting One would soon Mr. English, who became Identi­ Progress / people of today d> not know what fied with the Gtme Division of the 7 . > troublvome, but If they should be . . , tire of just looking at the w|iU-r. “In these days we hear quite.a cucht to hase t(u.y fan bl. ,.„n,-n nd of in thc h- was glad to do wrong, to l>* sick. Cooi u already higher than it wa* On the Augustus every day there <:e|>artnicnt September 1. will act as little talk about Hard times, but It lived tn the daysTlwy of Franklin z. m Pure? n!aiin,.r .jjat Ha* btt r. demonstrat­ or to lack necessary food, clothing ln August, and is going still higher, was printed a daily paper, wlijch an extension and re.warvh agent 'in surely doesn't look like it over here. of Jana-s Buchhnan and shelter? if these and other ln the judgment of Smith Bros and when wheat was ed m this eoun1ry_iHjAjn Cimadn. connection with game cowr anil dm«- can hardly move on any of the down to 25 cent* a bu<hcl. and there plia.‘<- of discord me good, we vclte. Their advertisement will bc gave the news from America, as feme management and in fostering streets of this World*. Fair, but wn\ no sale for beef or porl^. Peo­ should be glad to have them with us found interesting reading more interest in till* piuuc ot conwhat, you will see things from all' ple AGENT FOSTER evenb a* we are glad to have / •—»- ■- •*— lived through tho--- day- juit COUNTY __________________ .... . always, K rcrvation. . over the world, that you want to as we ket. ball galnes and race.: Diiov *1A in TUror nuvo an>' a*'-d helpful friend with us tin-; L- announced the. week i •. An- Kcl- ”u ’ winwill live through lhe prerent BUSY MAN THESE DAYS aj,vay5 But ask the Slave of wrong.;!«- telegraph enabled hlm.lu send For the post two years Mi. Eng- , , I'-h ha* been engaged in expert-, of things to make a complete fair "A* I intimated »bove. tins i<f a w--, pXvinrt M iv in Hein d lnkf Ul'' tedriMcD invalid, and advancing ThU is thc time tn map dully message* u his home peooti*; menial game work on the WilUamOne of the rights Interesting to. pretty ll-alv town for an old man NC','t ProJcc-1 Wa> t0 HelP th, m-r <>n m derate financial up bargains offered by reputable at small cost and the radio provided^ watch U the ticy-riding—but none I hsven t been hr. » wry lone interesting program-*. Tliere were . Jii Tract, one of tiie largest pro­ Boost Prices of Milk “•’’d **«'*»<r they *ee any good in dealer- -Adv. ' jects of its kind in lhe country He of that for me. 1 much prefer to . .................. •m aad suffcrtn suffering. Mipposcdly «nt sent Th Thee Hastings City Bank, with wiih a picture shows given on thc boat, previously obtained decrees in l*R..............to ........ tn prnriiirwa !tl aa<1 «- Wh>fh WWWWUF it wiil-be ......... n real pleasure pet stand on good old Mother-Earth‘ but to rroaucers rmw. ri.ul u<o« In ____ > _« .. . _ ' . _____ ___ with no admission charge to passen­ from God. and in which, according record of 47 years' of continuous to that little old ‘hack of mine culture, from the Oregon Agricul­ and let those who' desire take this back to such reasoning, they should be service, has an announcement which gers. The •eats" were all that cottid :tural tn the Second ward It isn’t worth' Count: College and in xoology from chance hundreds txtlesircd. The menu was printed mt in the 41ad to remain renders of the Banner should per.much and tlirn- isn’t much in it. pan th«, ground.” in English os well as Italian . Thc1I the Texas A. and M. College. For ■ whfch 11 n'jt self-evident that, if God m®. Throughout its long history it but to me it’s the swreted and*mc<t v^rrymn on Campaign* several year* he held a number of crew seemed to delight in trying to: tain his '.r< directlv or indirectly respon- has kept faith with its friends beautiful place on earth, because n - the go ven rcsixmslble position* on the zoo■ ----- *.. .abjc f0r rvil. if He were in any way The Chevrolet Company, in their make life on board the ship enter­ lorical and biological Is ’hbrne ’ One really doesn't have nfik-’ -'i\i staffs in sev­ .-■ii,'nini'-:i’ pl.ii,- for as-jciated with human Miffertnil. advf rttsement this week, strew,the taining and pleasurable to have so much money in this old ii> ab > r eral colleges and univvrattlcs m Ore-. ............................ “ i«>w ctwt oi operating inai car. rape,ro |n ,,i '' * l “ ' ’ '^Naples, mid the reducing wheat uerra-. e. and fur the the cries of mankind for relief would low cnst of operating that car Espeworld to be happy. It ■ n condition Mimiv’Ota and Texas. te and n»< Chrtamn M- cully cmiduraM la lb- law mile- f^rtrr; l,w, M1 '“.““S’, con, of the mind more than it I* of th« Promotion .of game managvmeAma.di^ttin •KwUctnHiian. ' , ... . . ■ is wonderful. He happened to nei «-nce, medicine, surgery, phllan- aRt. jKissible with a gallon of r»m>purse We can all have there when tliat ancient volcano1 work Is now being fbrned <-n in aevthropy. or any other method of jinc when one drives a Chevrolet, will, and after we attain if *ra« belching bch Hine lire, smoke and Uiva lava »-i.il rial <>fh< r- .Mate*; csjirclidly Iowa. mniment to which one might ap- *n»c first cost of an automobi!.- •ras biggc.t blessing life can b txal for help would be illegitimate? not tell all the story. The ques- and white 1'oCrocka. liehtttis ut> th-am indeed"thankful for the spirit !>_> you net *<■<• that none of - us tion of replacement* becomes inter-' sky and maklift a brilliant wi n.* M'diigan. tiie Department of Con­ of happiness add contentment that He derljrrd the people nf Italy Mrt«Hion w attempting 'o Interest would even aspire to recover, to rd- rsting. The Universal Oarage Com-' I Have cultivated and for lhe de­ fonrf. or to rise above discourageJwny announces replacement prices' are a./charming lot of folkb He land owner* in providing cover to gree of gtfod health that h*as been dairymen in ■..rder HtrnL men- and ..nd failure, failure, lest lest w* ue SoTddfind ffS* ™,n'ain a gen-.-rous stodth^wild should find tha* ’should be \ura™to attractive’ to 'ere? every mine If I keep on feeling as good for —’ . tries delightful also: They, also ruin-. life. ■ r>f tin- outM-lvc* fighting against God? But, person considering thc purchase ol rs I do right now I am going to lh-3? rate tiie American, because they .Mr English will endeavor to mak U- in- thanks to Mrs. Eddy, we are learnautomobile drive to .Detroit next week and >cc ,;’rri available the information relating to think hr has plenty of monev and the that error, not Truth, is respon- my girts Not so bad for a young crea-<d. farm-game management and to ap ­ n gront u^llingnrss to part with it siblr tor all the discord and suffcr- TENT MEETINGS ARE man of. 85 ycam.'' We are sorry that lack of space for­ ply it to Michigan conditions. :ri)Df. iiik on earth.'and Christian Science further mention of thU fine is showing us how to resist and . WELL ATTENDED bids address ILLUSTRATION OF rercome error and its chief agent. .-Th; WIUMU sianary Prien* was gh< and China have baniyd ict.n movies, and all there picture American life, ten with law violations < gangdom, etc predomlna’ini How Irriu shall Amrr.qsns tolcrat ■ tht* wrong showing nf American jdeab? The Home Magazine RcsicBelle Burton, told of the meeting for '’Betterment of Man­ entury of Frogwnted. by this pignificaiit or proper fur ktyliah or belter value. v-ill permit a choice to dew re for »t?lc, •harie Ba-sen L.V. Bessm ER A putyytn given by .M xhowed many rcasotu maaaaines The H« their pledge .o Plane were made toe. Golden Aiuiivcrsary /953 4 Feldpauscrs s Food Market Deliveries At 8 and 10 a.m. and 3 p. m. Telephone 2272 Hastings, Michigan Eck-Rich Butter ib. Large Bunches A-I Coffee 5c Flour MH Pound Sack .i? 19c Fe|dpautch’> Own Blend $*19 Ivory Sbap 5 u„25c CHOICE MEATS Beef Roast lb- IOC Cl.oic* Beef Kettle Hamburg 3 ।lb*. 25c Fresh Ground Beef 10c Sausage Fresh Ground Pork Lamb Stew ;2*‘35c 7c ib. Choice Cut* of Shoulder 15c Beef Ground X n»*. 25c — — ————— — * WafcA 4-C Neti> Greys Neu' Blues New Tans New Browns Fine Felts That laugh at fall and wintry days. $2.50, $2.75 Others from SI.39.$I.9H Tweedtown Caps "HOW STORIES GROW" .(erewx*.1 »»«•»» Will Speak KELLOGG FOUNDATION heard a commotion on the street be0$-•••»• Yankee Springs •% Dur­ Caps that arc stylish ENLISTS OR. VAUGHAN Friends and Neighbors Ex­ I hind me Looking backward*. I saw a ing Coming Week comfortable and pop­ cat running in my direction pursued tend Sympathy to Sup­ The tent services at Yankee Famous Detroit Health Offi­ by a dog Presently another dog apularly priced. posedly Injured Man leafed on the scene, rutting off re- Spring* are well under way A fin-cial Added to Directorate tn-:it *F.i<*ed b> this dilemma, threat spirit prevails and a goodly numbrs From nil that the Banner can •r.irtr.l to cross lhe roadway at a are in attendance Soni, of the I'.'trn. someone or ones hay? trod of the Foundation jxiint wh,T' two trolley cars, gatng workers far thc ensuing we«k art That the W. K Kellogg Futinda-; their imagination quite extensively in o..j -i< il'recti'. r.‘. v’cn aboil: to Itev R Ourtncy. il-v- R Hall. lie. tion h planning a b:g program for in recent days, though probably with >.a*s ,-ccl; <-.hcr The predicament E C.unblc. Rev (J Munger. Rev 'the future, of which the work car­ nv. thought *-r Idea of mhrepnetedta• > in d be a desperate one. but. and J 1 Batdorff, Rev and ried on in Barry. Ajlcgun and Eaton tion of facta. But the following i.-i'tea-t <r permitting itlrlf to b«- Mr* I. M Wheeler and Rrv, Oriffln counties i.i but an incidental f,-n- .•hows how a story grow* from con­ None Higher rtuhed fearfully to nlmdlt certain Special music at each service tinued repetition. ■ d< *: ictlon tinder the Car wheels. M-»» Beryl Root of Ath«-i: tai- Henry F- Vaughan, hral’h officer One dnv last week Albert Brill the cat turned suddenly, faced its ented planin will play at each rerv- ot his Mio. A large the city of Detroit, who has made wa tearing downtl... i. — ...... pursuers nnd coiirngeourty stood it* ice MI m ‘ Ardath Leonard. xolMst. hi a wondrrfu! record there’in health, ground Surprised by tlw unexpected well render selections from time to work, has been made a" member of u*im: on the silo.- fell and broke char.-p- in event*, thc dogs cafnc to time The young ladle* trio of th' the KdlogR Foundation Tire ex­ two nf hi* luddrr* that were nearby Goon * ; ti abrupt stop at .1 safe distance. Middlevdie Baptist church consist- tension of Detrci’ s umdlra! co-op- N.» on«* wa* ’near rnnugh to get bail-d loudly tor a while, got into mt «>f Mta*es Edna and Minetta injured. Tlioec are the facts of the an argument over the prospective Bechtel and June Steen, tiiturnt the diphtheria, by interesting physi­ him-. «Dd here is the story that is *p--ils and finally slunk away, leas- Sunday efiernoon hervtn- The scire- cians in a preventive medical pro­ potng the rounds—that -Mr. Brill tin cat unharmed. ’ ’ " lk&«Trr “n ,nj‘Jrtrat was badly injured-arm that Jhc doc­ ‘onwill L be the gram, rx by ............. ...... ......... gram. methodwm used :ke th,' dog* chasing tlw frightChildren s meetings are being held pr Vau-han tor* luid placed him in a plaster If it isn't good. cast because of a broken back. il will doggedly pursue, each afternoon and a goodly interHc is the first non-rr'-tdent .•firi. in oiu L.r... form or another, under <M i* being shown. Many of hi* friends called and of­ we don t carry it cm- name or another, . . .' endeavor .- Mr. Ork-y to Bechtel will be present fered sympathy to the *uppor«<My rectorate of theTCcllogg Foundation, . is*, so tong we believe op Sunday. Sept. 21. and contribute whifh is carrying on an extensive injured man iji. f< ar. and run away from it as if .to thc musical service with eclrctUms public health ttn program In m the tne three tnrre U ,Rlart ,o •'»>' that u *«r«i real But sin. disease, and,on the trombone, that• Brl111, b tln Perfect health nnd ui counties Dr r Vaughan states ‘" death at>- not pond, hence not of |------- — »------------plfiU lias mrMk pvc«7 the Detroit , . nearly eradi-. daj.‘n’ . Uiret> G' <; cons, ijurnth they must bc-ur.- FABSING OF MRS. E. V. rated diphtheria in thag city and n; : untru. It i* tht^efor.' youri SMITH OF NASHVILLE. that, in one or two years irtorc. it is Tiie working hours in Hungarian , divine right to turn upon and begin' “ Hastings friends were sadder, d her, and now mcntallyand fearle*.'- to learn of the death of Mrs E V past. This is because doctor* have Government offices arc from 8 30 Iv to resist your own and thc world's Smith. 69. ar Iter home in Nashville co-operated and protected children belief in the supposed reality of sin. on Monday. from diphtheria during infa.ncy. ‘ e. and death-a belief which, Mrs Smith underwent a serious when thc disease is most common The windows in the Hoit*e of Lx>rds < Ix>ndon> are never .opened. ugh universally submitted to as opeia-.ton at Rennock hosVital a few and the death rate Is highest. is npf and nevy will be law—, week* ago nnd was removed to her veufr divine right to rental this home ijut did not gam ds she should. and bi1 free. Knowing that evil Surviving is her husband, who has ir.5• .pnwcrlej-- when, ' -—- in thc light been acting postmaster at Nashville regulation d ■ aH-;xTVarting. ever-present »f0r two jiars Mrs. Smith was a dir.inv A new law provide., f,>r « recmiruzc ns unreality, and memb-r ol Nashvijle Temple Jia 79 '■-i.-ptiuling of a license wh-nr? Hastings, Michigan . Telepltnncs 2241-2557 BL;ni<-e r t he ajiostle wrote. "Re- and a as always interested in co:n- there is a reason to Ixdleve such Per­ th»- devil, and he will flee from munlty projects. son incompetent to drive u tnott Tlw- funeral will bc Held this Wed­ PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK OF SEPT. 24 nesday afternoon at tw*j o'clock at disabilities that render it unsafe tor. llOOKs RECENTLY added the home in Nashville. Midi’ per.«m to drive such -.Thiel- I SUNDAY — MONDAY . Opcrat w* of commercial Vehicles - ' TO THE LIBRARY trucks and biwi—will be copsidrrec ■ Fiction. Slim Summerville and Zasu Pitts as coming within the classification ‘ In order ta makf room for their of incompetent or physically di--The popubir comedy co-star combination that held our audi­ new of wall paper*. a bledstock drivers under theCarveth-Az following; ence In laughtrr all through the show when they played Stebbins arc offdnng attractive conditions’ When the ix?r.«on C person ha has! perennial--Helen Hull. prices on present .itock. This v. an driven such motor vehttle mon* than will appear again in rotight Their Women - Ed- opportunity to obtain very de.Mrablf Vl*eht i-onjccutive hours, or has not; patlenw at a, material saving of ex- had relief from driving such vehicle 1 .fill-- Ben Arne* Williams- ipesvc There ls little doubt but that |n. A period of at least two hour.? Hurricane Rear--Ran wall paper prices will be higher next af!(.r ,Mlch et«ht cansccutire hours I Cbarllr Chase Comedy—“HIS SILENT RACKET" year. They have many choice full- of drivtmi, or shall have been en-' Thornton—Margaret Wey- .roam pattern* *till on hand. Read gaged m any service connected with ... Jacksen. complete an:f:?inccment on another1 su-h vehicle for a period of more CHILDREN 10 CENTS South Moon Under-Marjorie'K page ot till* Imuc ......................... . than sixteen hours in any . twentyikwhnit*. * ; four houi*. except in case of acci­ PASSING OF*EUGENE DECK. Wall* of Gold-Kathleen Norn*-’ Eugene Deck, aged 33 pasted dent or like emergency." Belinda Grove—Helen Aalit in TUESDAY , away on Thursday at his home Non-Fiction. OBITUARY. British Agent—R. H. Bruce Lock- northwest of Cloverdale after an \lda Alice, daughter of Mr and Warren William and Joan Blondell illness ot two weeks Surviving are Mr*. John Canaan wa* born, in of thc Barry coAhty Cavalcade—Noel coward daughter*. Mr*. Anderson and Harden county. Ohio. July 1. 1870. In their latest picture now playing at the leading city theaters. ttrrapt.ng to hold a fair Fit’. Waya jo Save Mont) -Mai- J,rs H*rtKalamaioo,JThe and died at the home ot her sister in. funeral wa* held at the Walldorf! Orangeville Twp . Sept Id. 1933 She; ar nor uptil conditions warso doing. । funeral home on Sunday afternoon Jean Barnes. Librarian. was married to Samuel H Whisler at 3 30 -g'clock. Rev B J' Adcock of Harden county. Aug' 31. 1893.; "Hollywood on Parade" and 'The Skeleton Danre LARGE HEAD OF officiating Burial was in Praine- living thereuntil 1934 when thejAdult* Ten^Cent* with a Coupon Only SPEC IAL SERVICES. CELERY < MIBVGI. : vv ille cemetery. . I moved to Orangeville. Mr. Whisler , . Rev Vera Eggleston and Rev. preceded her in death July 7. 1038.; •flee on Monday ailrer.c Chapple of Grand Rapids will '1-CRGEST ENROLLMENT EVER. WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY also one child passing on in Infancy; cabbage — ■*"■* ’ — •-■ service* ■—- -•at The' Nxshvlllc sclwols are having an c-mduc special, Church of the Nnrarrnc Friday and unusual dtOkulty this year in that 'After the death of Mr. Whisler she; Sally Eilers and Ralph Bellamy Saturday evenings at ":M oclock they have more ptipiLs than regular moved tn Otsego where she lived uri-, and Bunday at 11 00 A M . and 7:30 seating capacity. Enrollment ex­ til April, when on account of ailing, In a comedy that la bound to ple**<. yon— !’ .M -Mi.- Eggleston has rc.-entls cceds 330. which Is the largest in the tualth she went to live with her ria-, ter. where »be ha* been nnst ten ­ returned from Pitot Point. Texas, history of Naahvilic school*. The whore she has been engaged tn the school authorities there will take derly cared for. Surviving are three I brother* and four »istera. Clarence' Masical Short Subject—“THAT'S THE SPIR1T' Nazarene Rescue Home for fallen, care of five situation. of Harden Co. Ohio. Alber! of | Rirlj ,mm Cliapplr. the blind *mger.' --------- ——*-------------• LATEST PATHE NEWS Marshall, and Maurice of Harden CIRCLE NO. 8. will bios you with her messages in* ADULTS 15 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS Methodist LAS Circle No Swill Cc . Mrs Nancy Ray of Harden Co. eons^ The public is invitedmeet with Mrs. Hany Wood an Mrs. Jennie Bailey. San Francisco. i-c.<r\'Gi'R rates m nnop*'Tuesday. Sept M. for a pot luck Mrs. Mar* Swift of Lo? Angele*. FRIDAY — SATURDAY Cal., and Mrs Margaret McCafferty people AllIt i* claimed that about N^ber• Jg^^endUS’S kTJSo?®* of Orangeville and several other relatives Funeral services were Tracy and Madge Evan» in Mis? Spring- 1 pwenjer rate*, on the railroad* of oflicer, this country >fre due for a severe , _______ ’ 4 > > , ---held at the home Monday 2 P. M . L._„, senders ot Chrtetmu L. cards the Rev.. Geo Flykkema omctatipg ! Dr Skinner of drop We don t know how true the Many next inrehr-g. rumor is. but m the interest* ot thc forwarded their greeting* to the Interment in Plainwell railroads a> well as the public, pas- postmaster at Santa ctous. Ind. for Comedy—“SEE YOU TONIGHT­ FAMILY MEDICINE CHEST. y.enger rates ought to be reduced. It jemalling Silly Symphony Cartoon—“BIRDS IN SPRING" ^LyBarkt ." Offers reduced pricei on clauned the rate will be fixed al ----for any “ ALDLT8 15 CE,NTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS ...... after —— ________ ... A fedrri! law forbids in t^-plass medicine; and remedies for the Um• .> csru per mils ember l.i Dm '‘.e ill bbpe .-o and t!i*t It eight. from coming Mtiun 1.000 feet of a ily medu.ne cheat thia week. Read: .atoi may be lowered abo. , federal prison. 59c, 98c, 1.55 CLOTHES SHOP TRANI) THEATRF “GOODBYE AGAIN” Medium Sice Bari i They Are Here Men, From the H Portis Shops “OUT ALL NIGHT” 26c Pillsbury Celery for Fall ’ rnre Fleming. ass Riley and Willo OleO NEW HATS The Missionary union entertained m Methodist church was c: f3 by Mr.v LiHtan Bott uni program was in Charge of Hit Secretaries of Miadomiy EdurnUon To Best Express Your Sentiment 4- WATERS for thc ad in Thursday's Grand Rapids Press—Those Prices Are Also Good at Oar Market ' “SECOND HAND WIFE” Lee “THE NUISANCE” �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1933 Til HASTINGS SECOND Sporting Items IN LEAGUE TOURNEY I UUCP PRUlWn HFARQ Lfl" i,.n.In.P/>!,?» MRMOIff KINGS RELIGIOUS EDUCATION WEEK OBSERVANCE.* Ideas Run Riot, Councils .of Religious Educa­ In Poster Contest tion.Thecounty and state, in co-opera-1 Fire Insurance At tion with several of thc major de­ ! •'Practically all th*-criminals I know, i nominations, have been encourag-* .„d the Ch.pl.ln, lu.- b-n .i.rt.b I TOP PM. one, ing liw churches of this and other] on their evil courses by Indulgence in* „ . .... . , counties to observe Religious Edu­ sexual sins. Hie tost step toward; Chidester cation Week. September 24-to Octo- , (Continued from page one) the cure U proper, teaching of the l' at the .Nqtori. A poster announcing a gen-> I Michigan Tennis v.....a u Gillett. Barry.slle cral Outweighed and Outcla.lcd . und I do not know where \ atwou. ciara . Ionia. Sun- low mentality, then.for the sake,of young, Increase effort, tor thc year, piusj School, sixth grade.suggestions for Che special week, and; From Start, Hawksters Iday afternoon. -tia£rlngs nctmeii .society he .should never be released that can bc done iu> aril us in the.' Seventh and eighth grades— Klvools. Of course it should: placed secund in tne tournament Such clarification* would apply to a [public an order ol service for October 1.4* . Put Up Game Fight : T.’,. ” T? ----[this year. Championship in the comparatively small part of the be supplemented in thc home." have been mailed or curried to most • j.Taui—man •churches. Hustings Kl^igh fbotbull team; lt*Kuc is decided on a percentage , total number of prisoners placed In |1 It is evident from the Chaplains that ne he umuui thinks tne the crinuna. criminal „ basis, each team entering playing a|“ «~win 'Clin “tnnioritv • ‘'■‘‘7"*"'w!u> come ,' remarn remains vnai ,r 7,., ,7.7, 7i7. *' Dun- The poster suggests that by July) openrd Ita 1933 campaign by losing iihome .lark »erte. wlU! the others. Jackaon. The majority who cone, problrm cu„ b.- aimplfied and lhe F '“l* 4th. 1934. there could be one million , to thc Buttle Creek eleven 38-0. |' During a business meeting which (there [there are U? in most respects normal.1, tuxpa)er» tuXlM)vrv ot oj the lhe stale relieved of a] a! „*!.7 F *? “ tn Michigan's Sunday Schools this j MORRIS O. HILL, Harting. Jtowrtl'offlrera tor Batik Creek won the toss and ifoBowvd'officera for Hie lhe current vear year I but started slatted otf w., on otl .... the wrong wrung fool. - ,jlurgc urge burden ou._.------if hi. -----suggestions -- ---------------are!I Hfth-und .ixth grades— to to achieved 'by a general increase First. Paul Adcock, sixth grade. I When they are anxious to atone for h)lluW ^ klrked on to HUUW. Lu. In the jun.nunoujl. elected to_<cr« .. ................... ' of in attendance during the Second. Robert R«td. sixth grade. their mistakes, it Ought to be pas. --------------------------------season. The Sunday Schools of Tlw officers are: AlState Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. ! Seventh and' eighth grades — first quarter. Ritchie of Battle Creek •another.term. (bcrl Becker. Grandville, president; Michigan are .of course dependent MICHIGAN CORN CROP First, Dorothy €ra?o. * HOME OFFICE 702 CU.UXCH ST, FLIMT, MICH returned one of Furrow'f punt Ray Nolan. Caledonia, secretary­ upon volunteer leadership and' , ONLY IS UP TO AVERAGE Second. Persui Newton. W. V. BURKAS, Prrodtnl. H. K. FISK. SactiUry 7B yds. for u touchdown. Kick from treasurer; BUI Kennedy, press rep­ ciu.K> voluntary attendance, but even so The Chaplain said that Jackson [ ---------- * • [ A number of thw- potters :w-i!l be ttx‘rc is considerable strength to thc placement fur extra point was wide. resentative. placed on display as won- as they3 movement. Hastings held Battle Creek scoretU. VU.VHl. . worm. nr. orc r»«**>■ wiuvu »»»«..-. , can be suitably mounted. Many pro; Jess In the seexma half. Tlw luunpaign also encourages In- j er* lire being .sent there, in ten years : Belter Than The Average pie w|ll probably find t-r not' In tlw third quarter Battle Creek CARROTHERS-DOYLE J, creased loyalty and training of the , Likc the restless words that spring more the stale will have to have] Tnr Thc Cnnntrv jmentioned among tlw list Of jtrizc teachers. This will probably be the broke loose nnd scared two touch­ REACH GOLF FINALS another from his tongue? ' one Just as big coating rev-: ro ne ° nvry i winner* • which they consider to to principal item of discussion at most (Following Is the third poem by downs mid a .safety. Ritchie plunged through tackle for 43 yds. and u It will bc Scotchman vs. Irishman eral millions. To keep a young fel-1 The September. Michigan crop re-1 equally as good if not better tlmn teachers* meetings in the churches Miss Helen Inwood of Chicago, (Can any wire one who searches hl. ’ face touchdown. They made the extra in the "Old Timers" Golf Tourna­ low in prison. who has apparently PWl. a,,ows. that the usually severe f those that received award. -But ns during Religious Education Week. daughter of Dr. Garfield Inwood, learned his lesson, tends to harden drouth through August'rhurl crops uie judges pointed out. decisions The general movement pf recovery who has a cottage at Thornapple Define the charm ot Its childish point making the score 13-0, ment at the' Hastings Country Club him and removes all incentive to be-'and fruits, but not us seriously usiwere so close in many'instances that‘ in the industrial field is being car­ lake Where they spend their summer grace. Frank----------CarrothPriest blocked a Hustings' punt tills year when ....... Dr ------store of knowledge for a safety bringing the score-to cm-and Charlie Doyle meet to decide come a good citizen. It. costi* about might have’ been expected. Thc[any of six or eight might have been, ned over into Michigan church life vacations.) 8400 a year on thc average to keep -‘talc'sfield bean crop has suffered < mentioned.-In some instance; where’’ through this organized effort of lhe ■ lies 15-0. / [the championship. In the semi-flu prisoner at Jackson. 'Hie Chap‘ compared with August 1. Tiwir conirigtnality and workmanship were In tlw mystlp depths of his dark, Ritchle raced through left tackle niik. Dr. Carrothers defeated John Councils. What can I say of a boy of ten; . lain said he could not see the sense ]ditlon has been improved slightly by about on a .... par. ......... the decision dt-cwon hinged bright eyes? .35 yds. for hit third-and lust touch- Ketcham. 2-1 and Charlie Doyle de­ . The Michigan Council of Religious, what can be written with ink and of filling that bwtltutlon with pris- September rains. Tlw Michigan |x»- o on n which had thc best duplayciualdisplayxpiai- Education, down. Hie extra point Was good, but ; tea Utt Will px*k. 4-3. , wltn offices at Lansing. I Or having listened to words that oners and keeping Hu m UiEHsJbr long !ta«o crop is estimated at 19.1251)00 jlty as a poster. • Battle creek held on the play unit it i------------ * • * '' ' three Regional Cun-’ |To tt.n what Ik- is In his head and fly th* announce terms, after they, have learned their bushels. <m the basis of September 1. Herewith is.a complete 1(M ii-l of the .. s .... Mar8ha u State <>.Oct. 23-1 did not count I PLAY “RUBBER" HERE. this .... fall: Marshall ------ ------From his mind, like sparks that reek unprwmmenl MMStalipm •>» <9<* P" “> g. octsa-W: T,;.v.23’r .■ w ,1",. idl tte p.n? Battle Creek scored again early* Freeport and Nashville basebail l«w., 1,0,,. » the sky,' ' . and cun go buck into society and cr tpan wos harvested in 1932. The tiie contest: in the fourth quarter from the 6 yd.; teams-.Jmve each won one ot a serone who can doubt the po­ Berryville School? Mr*. June Ir- '•rhe local cotindl of Religious Ed- What can be told of a strange Utile Is there hne. Ritchie drop-kicked the extra • les oi three games. Tin- deciding one make g<xxi. While we hear of prison- condition of potatoes for the who'..tent powers e»fe violating ti^sir parolee, such in, country represents H per cent le*s land-teacher — Robert Wrbb. Robert , point. Battle Creek 28. Hastings 0.1 will !>.• played on the fair grounds ucation ha. as JU President, Rev. ,ad That slumber and grow in childhood Hastings held them scoreless for' here next Sunday. Game called at stances are comparatively rare. In'than an average crop; ro the Green. Joy VanPorcn. Mildred Mc- McKean; 8ec> . Mrs Ferm- Ham.-: With lip* that are merry and eyes hours? most cases where the paroled man chances for good pride* for potatoes [ CU-iland. Wallace Bate.. Raymond Trea*. : Mu* Ethel E. Jones; chll-> that are sad? the remainder of the game. 2 ” goes wrong, the history of his case, wem excellent ,[*Green. Phyllis Day. ClarJ GlH* tt. (then's Worker, Mu* Josephine Wlu> ever can wnte about one such Snyder nnd Furrow were out­ A -child who will soon be numbered 1HVING. the nature of his crime, etc., are'. Corn pra>|H*cu continue fairly■ Bobby Fortier. Duane Dav. Kenneth ,Smith; Young People's Worker. Rev. ,^s he standing for Hastings and Rltchikl wltli men. was Battle Creek's outstanding,1 Newell WilJIams. u former resi- such that to- ought not to have been good in Michigan., much better than .McClelland, Dorothy Potter. Er- 'J. A McNulty; T< ach< r Training. And tell all there Is to know and to • mund Strong and Richard Green. iMrs. ' Who holds secure tn a world of his this village, player gaining a total of 130 yds i dent ot ••■•■•"-• —- -—was ~ found dead paroled. Thc large majority of lhe the average for the country: A. W Wuodburnr and Schooll prisoners it would be perfectly safel Aflchlgan apples fared much bet-. Branch School. Mift Edna Flory.' ' Substitute for Hasting... Tbwn- i °» railroad trackin near Ackers Point where he lived a cottage on to return to society after they had ter this year than has tlwt crop in ‘ teacher—Darr Darby. Harold Sage, Administration Div. Frank Angell. Can anyone fathom the thoughts Tbo much to be seen or told or send, Struble, Barnum. Beaver, “* ““ । - ---------- -- • --------I in hU brain; known? ' Ixuig lake. Mr Williams had no gone through the experience of tx-] oUicr states, with the-prospects that! and George Skidmore. Cooper. Laribee and Kelly.. ing sent there and serving a limited high prices will make this crop pro- j Brush Ridge ‘School. Miss Mar-1 A bu.sinc.-L. firm in Stockholm lays i Can anyone know ail tiie joy and tho i family and was 60 years old. IJnc-Up. lo being the oldest trading pain Approximately 500 passenger. ar­ , gnret Johncock. teacher — Edwin claim* 1 I Mr and Mrs. John Katheler and part ot the minimum sentence. Onel fltable for apple growers. i concern in the world—its documents ' That spring from a heart so eager rive and depart from the Newark Has'dngx Baltic Creek. iron of Allegan visited Mr. and Mrs. who mingles with the prisoners as* . ,'7 ’“’ ]Meiscnbach. ' ! and young. Ai«port dally. T. M SliM-lkrr Mi-r.hon Glen Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. freely as does a chaplain, he suld, RULED AGAINST Tills COl N*T8. Chidester School. Mrs. Evelyn 1dating back lOO.ycarS. Fuller . L.T. ■ Qriis I Philip Nicliols recently. learns soon that, while there are' A seventeen year old Calhoun, Short. teacher—Jeaiwttc Pierce, ___________________________________________________________________ i____________ Tlwmas Yerte , Mr. and Mrs- John Ten Harkel viciouji. inhuman wretches there who county boy wa* sentenced to ierve [Maxine Ayres Kenneth Avn--, lk-rn• LG. Cogswell 3<H»t*man nnd Mrs Avis Tompkins, all of have no business to be in society nt time in the Ionin reformatory. Be- adineX^rri.*. Garry Smith and RoC. Bo mu ch Dunton Grand Rapid*, were guests of Mrs. all. the large majority are very much, fore he was released from that in-1 ht-rt Potter. RG | Angell Howell I Tompkins' parqpts. Mr. and Mrs like lhe people outside the prison, i stitutioti, his parents moved into R T. Dunham School. Miv- Bernice M. Priest Jhhn Perry» one day last week. , Wheil a man violates a theological । Barry comity, where he Joined them , Springer, teacher—-Beatrice Ball, Beckwith ’ R E. OB. Lindsey j ■ Mrs. E. D. Lake of Vermontville law. he is called a sinner. The same when he regained Ills liberty. Later Mildred SponXellt-r. Thelma SponsclSnydqr Ritchl ,and daughter. Mrs. Wm. Schenkel,ji act Fm row LHutu is uuim also u* violation uuiuhui, of a <* moral ■>av>». law. ,««, he uv applied u|,putu «vs for welfare wcumc relief ivuv, in m thls:*''r- Huron -------- ----Healy, - laiyera - - ■ GiP.n*pie.. Ecliiliuiw ■ R H. Cross [and son of Hastings were calling thc the same thing usually is Is also a n;;county. The county authorities ruk-d ruled ’[ Keith E<-ith Ball and Enid Cnre^innn. Cn<y ,...... ^mlth FB. • Raymond i in Irving. Friday. I violation of the law ot of the state. Mate, I that he was a Calhoun charge and and': Jonesf>choo - T V, [violation Mildred PartWho has had Row many are there, he inquired?! that that county ought to pay what; n<1 H'' teacher .-Milton luichicr. Nor­ _ William McCann. >>u<>|iiow arc mere, nc iimiuhvu. j uiul mat ojiiniy oiiitni io wiiat- • —n. —. .1. — . ---......... .1 1 ----.............................. ... .. . I ru Mdratm. Pnilj SLvSdn Utld Wil ­ CHURCH LEAGUE BALI. GAMK employment ih Hastings during the t who can truthfully say that they lever relief was mjiiired. The mat-1 rl> Malcolm. Paul Saipt Rose Parish vs. Presbyterians.' :.ummer. is having a week's vuca-lhave never sinned, never violated « 'ter was taken up with the state wcl-j. liam Dipp On Friday evening promptly at tion Ix-fore returning to his school | moral law- uml never broken a law [fare dejMirtnienl ut Lansing. At-;i McKelvey. Scltool. Mrs. t Esther Fix o'clock a ball game will be played [work ut Emit Lansing. [of the state? We all know We have; torney General Patrick O'Brien on Faxsett. teacher—Calvin Fare, Clar­ Thompron and Joyce Jones. between lhe men ol Saint Rose PurMr. und Mrs. Thomas Gillett and) but we werejxrt caught. Pointing to Saturday last ruled tltyl the in- ence 1 laikeview School. Miss Freda ish nnd lhe Presbyterians It is ex- daughters. Marilyn and Janet and i the irtusicians who came with him i mates of state institutions, who arc,, _______ .[Smith, teacher—Helen Naylor. Mdr-: jxvted that this wiW be a sharply Mrs. Marguret Hacker all of Middle-' from Jackson, he said.____________________ “These men : minors, acquire the county rexi- ___________ more like them,■.>_dcnce their parents if they— are; &’■ “' Greta Cogswc!]. Lyle conte.sted game. Admission will be vdle were calling on Irving friends have, *---- and* •hundreds -------------------------------— ...of .... lo cents. Tickets bearing u lucky [«’>•• d«v last week. u liave been caught doing wrong, some: released from such institutfons b<-: S!1 lc'’p. n SheUenbarger and of them very serious wrongs that d»- , fore attaining their majority, number may lx? jiurchascd from Otis School. Mrs. Marguerite Sloserve punishment. But mrsvt of.them — Motes in lhe town. At Hie conclu­ Icum teacher—Maxine Erway. Erway. Erwin Erwin How to Cur. a Cold r,,n teacher-Maxlne sion of tin- game* a warm and hand­ •The Htipreine achievement of fid- have enough sense and judgment 1 . IIHnvens, Havens, Barbara OH OU*.-. Joan Erwav Erway m> that when they are brought face some blanket will be given away to1 t The best prescription nny doctor Jllld M.[ry Dlinn to face with their wrung, see the . can give for Immunity. against ’ lb- I..W.r the lurk, „„ml« , Buy , ;• „Krl, ' Prairieville School. Mrs. Harel Me-’ lolly and thc wrong ot it.wild and your ticket nnd eome and see an in- i Henry .... Breasted, director of Hie ; J" 2 of itanother 'chance*they "f fr0Mh nlr< nnd : KibU-n. 'ibben. teacher teacher— —Charles Charles Higgins. Higgins. I terestlng game al 6 o'clock on Fri­ School. Mrs. Mrs. Gerirudr Gertrude Ful Fuhr.1 Oriental Institute. | try their utmost to make good." j plenty of It.—American Magt|clne. Star SchjBo). day. , teacher—Margaret Reid. Bernice j Cairns. ; Welcome Comers School. Miss' Charlotte Znschnitt. teacher—Wan-i da Barnes. Richard Barnes, Ken­ neth Barnes, R/iyden Yarger ahd] George LaFayettK Hastings City Schools, fifth and; : sixth grades—vcilcn Clark. Ray-; mond Hull. Elaine Knapp.. Diana' .Matthews. Betty* Weaver, parltara i Fox. Jane Smith, Doris Smith. Paul1 • Adcock. Dorothy Foreman, Doris| GathUle. Robert Held. W. Jones.: i Karl Welfare. Patty Calkins.' i Charles McDonald, Elnora Kanlner.l I! Rolx-rt Roush. Pauline Everson.' ijApdry Robinson. Carroll Stahim. Clara Bush, Orloy Knickerbocker. |iDoris .Craig. Agnes Johnson. Imo-] I gene Cooky. Magdalene Shell?, Join; Barnum. Violet Spirl's. Reverly ] Jones. Dorothy Mae Schantz. Greta i! Bc'neillcl. Jeane$V* VanDusen, Roy ; I Dennison, Either LaBallister and | ] two unslgneB.'* I1 Hastings City Schools, seventh' 11 and eighth grades—Opal Kelley. Doris Emerson. Walter Adcock. Jack 1 Rearick. Yvonne Fuller, phylll^ Hin- I man.- Doivthy Crago. Hnzelnuie j [Manjil. Jane Harrington. Neva Stan­ ' ton Virginia Ducker. Victor Belsitn. I Patty Osborn. Bethel Hummel. Entti. ] Moiilt r. Hazel Bryant. Beatrice ' Christianson. Eugene Bush. Adri-' anno Ruidt. Adrt-a Clum. Keith J Clark. Kenm-th Otteson. Myra Stine,: 11 Per.-,us Newton, Jack Foote. /Mae , i Britten and Phyllis Newton. ' A team' of netmen from Grand­ ville consisting of Albert Becker. Jake Oppenhrinzcn. and IJarold GREEN H. H. S. ELEVEN , — KX Becker were presented the LOSES JO B. C. 28-0 ™! --- .—l-------.hewith Westrrn We have nothing to sell No bargain prices to offer you We extend to you a personal service and ask in exchange . your CONFIDENCE You MAY DEPOSIT your money here and draw checks against your account in paying'your bills and expenditures. YOU MAY deposit your money here in a savings account, and we will pay you 3 per cent interest per annum. YOU MAY have the benefit of the ex­ tensive business and financial experi­ ence of this forty-seven-year old bank merely for the asking. For nearly a half century this b^nk has never broken faith with its hundreds of friends. We hope you may take advantage of our serv­ ice and become one of those who call regularly. Hastings City Bank The Bank with the Chime Clock TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, MICH. : BUGBEE CORNERS. I Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. I}dd Rice and ! daughter. Veto, of Durfee were Sun- I .1 day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd > Palmer. ! Mr. and Mrs. Merle Count and |son of Kalamazoo were -week end i guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Foote. I ' Mr. and Mr*. Byron. Johncox spent! j last week in Grand Rapids. Miss I j Mabel Evans, a cousin of Mrs. Johncox's, returned with them tor a few: I days. j Byron Johncox. Basil Dewitt and I W. A. Johncox went to Toledo Sat- I urday night. Byron and Basil re-! rturned Sunday night. W. A. Johnicox and wife and son returned Monday night. They will live in ] the Bid Good house. Mrs. Lulu'Johncox was quite seri­ ously hurt WMnesday. While clean- 1 ing the schoolhouse a step ladder slipped and she suffered an injured back.. , I Miss Marion Palmer; Miss Doreen Cappon and Miss Queenie Wood­ man started to High school at Has- i tings Tuesday. SOUTH tHORNAPPLE. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. Johnson, accompanied by MUs Mary BlackI ford, spent Sunday at the home of | their children. Mr. nnd Mrs. Theoi dore,’ Wleringa, and family west of i Middleville. I Among those from this vicinity l who took in the excursion to Chi­ cago Sunday were, Ben Parks and son. Mr. and Mrs. C. Andler, and | Mrs. Gumle Keiser nnd daughter. j. Mrs. BVn Parks called Sunday on [ Mr. and Mrs. John Poll and family. ' who reside on their farm in Yankee I Springs, while on her way to Wayjiand to visit her mother; Mrs. An­ drus. I �rm HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, SCTTWMBEB FAOK FOUR 1933 1 Mrs. John-Pradergaat and Mte; MIP.MIQAN’S UIDRFR work in Lansing last week. D 1...^ J 'Gertrude left for Boston tod.v a JUUUtb Mr* Olive French was called to Backward Glances; |»hm .hi pum« m, « ASK DEATH PENALTY Grand Rapid., one day last week to if. pasiuhrd trtrj Wadawdar. hurt him politically, thus it is re- Views and Opinions; help can: for her new granddaughter Ri*#c furthe «* a: the coruenaton' of' ----------The Wrong Architect. utt>l‘«*a- ported. What Others Say lilts OJ resteraay m>«< c Mr. iteMrnM »n. r.^.in Urgr That It Be InlHeted In bom to Mr and Mrs. Evert LaChapQjjWwQ A-i.iiKYiftu.-i, ej>iot«. j "All the hullabaloo raised about i Those Exposition Buildings. • . .lull-, there about ttvcui three niltv months. UI.rtHlLA. . “ pcl. , • r«* ntiy a rich depict ut lead ore' Cases Of Unprovoked AnSEyffiL—---------------. the efforts of a^h^ul committee goA Colorful Display. Orton Endsley of Hostings and EXIT HUEY. . ! TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.. ' ! was struck near Lowell on the • Oanff KUlinffS ^^jFsilVft.xTV mourn YEAIt intf to Washlnttei And getting- the Asa Strait were in Kalamazoo Mon­ interesting Exhibits. Mrs. U. W. Bunker and mux bct- L*'**!! and Hastings railroad.' ’nv- i ® ® . day on business. »i~o» p«t •' n*«i=ac». powers that be;> toXtiddify the farm , Huey Long, Louisiana's joke ot u Thc -Banner his always been In nice Bunker of Grand Rapid# will ,and .ul?°n whlch the lead was tf senator. h?s been getting away with. Harry Thaw, so rumor has Cecil Power* has been caring for a... ..... . _ac_ _ ... . I Hl, He.den las.lees/l re wfrte-le w^wsww. *» tUt» nu>lllffloan rcjtrictlons'fhiti aid the fruit [ Balwritt.r'*.« »J Mill. i’ "ti*ii: .farmers, was nothing but some Re- ; ““ “** ““ “"i— JN nsiu;v vol .S ', v. oXE YEAR, gi.oo publican propaganda, and an at- l*"-’ --^u^u.iun ■* uiuuuv <u>u oa.u «>c v^M^uvwm’xrV MX woxTite co<‘tempt on the part of the Republican Sa rto:n hth » Jade* “ ’ot elite ,of, things boo£ *which overmen* Vie guessed that "** he'd “ shot thc wrong 8o^" Ure^^^t^rm^Tuev 1»M « "wBent ««ent in -other paru- of OcotBf nawkiru. of Unslng. v-w.rem . ” I-------- -------—7- -----— theGeorge Hawkins, nownow of Uinsing. J.x H,M.in AOI...V — I* MUSIII. LU. I MFC ncin4u.ii.au , h. . -nd- ciViCS bookj never men- arrhltwl . rn8 the committee to ”chte-.-l JS lhen they describe ou7glori. ... ' day called here by thc dAth of f Mr* W ‘?„1T ’n*‘«r >left e“ for Wm., Tinkler for ®*«BellOfficers of.the law and robbery ” u ,n ln very '*** poor hea,th health and M al the rintrr 3ie,in" ori a fine piece of Democratic , ous method at self-government Most visitors lo the fair undoubt- Archie Feheley. for whom Mr. Nag- fo?.lftni«-. f' vziiK/. Ohio. Tue.^ay w.icre where Nur she : •----- ----- -winins to Hik ho,P,un ’A u wdl^Bake’ “ an> extended visit with he are willing risk »,Mlr' ««<>.« ftrvu W1O .„? U ........................ Bu: « Where. Hwy M. mwte «I «5 tert uXed k> d™ ...h IM. ter « l>M> nuw ***?« >«'r Ij gangster*, who ^fL.ffl U’.,X.„'to OwB± °'“ J??.!' Ot'TSIIdB HAKllV <• legislation," the congressman de­ daughter. ’ such murder* because they know jor American Box Board. fatal mtetake. As Iona as he made opinion. If the rather frightful Mis* Anna VanBuskirk. a abler of ' dared. ” caught, the chance* arc that Bp4!n< Tue*day night with George only enemies, he could keep on go- looking structures there rcptcscni Supt. D. a. VanBu*klrk. >ho- has I Mr. and Mrs W N. Chidester entertained a dew friend# at Pedro 'd>U ” ** • inprisonea and-later Halj nnd family. * “1 want the party, — Democratic ------ ,—,. „ lng ofBUt Whcn he made folks laugh me progresa'made in building during Ju*t returned from a summer spent ■, | which I am the lender,- to get the at him. he started downhill ’ And tiie past century and are typical of ‘-’i European trawl, is' spending aaI1 Tuesday night in honor at MLss , ... arc glad to note that the drapVKBTiaiNG RATE; NORTHWEST RUTLAND. .« made n joke of ... himself whenj the inv Architecture arcniteciurt to bc oc uused .mxi in m facixc- — J1”, *WI 'cult — where • - credit meis due. he couple of- weeks here with-her u.vuibroth- j i i-ii;* credit the [cult *Iudg-"'of Judg-.-.s of Ulis-state, wha met in Mr. and Mrs. James Burdick of h, s« MM In U» .t > p.riy („„,K „ul„ ,nd h„m„ « jr nnd molhrr MLs. VnnBu.kirk, U b> In,,’ ' congressman said." ' t week, unanimously Acrerduur IO report, whirl. n.rer't|w next renlurv .hnn the prospect S protestor «t BndU.ti hl Slate CoMiller, who has bre-n *• -* . ..' , n 'uir'in/rhi Portland were week-end guest* at mid. the dolly Mpere. the EJ'JS KinaSmSTCS In th!HSISe l-R ei Denton. Team, rt..lun« tr.rt.ds r ,n thl. ctiy. ten T JXd.ter^h™ t£ the Jim Dibble home. runn,. ten „ rnteteb. Ute. .nu sss-ss XKffJJTS --------,......... Mrs. Frank Wilkes of Charlotte man Franklin D. Roosevelt had fish was too drunk for even the'looks rather dismal Fbr these restEllia-Ham* of Hubbell. Nebraska.1 Tuesday for Ann Arbor, where she n.he“i.m sp^Vfro’m Frtdiy Smi^^iy with some small voice in-'the Democratic cro5V'i a! the party. And while m:lcS3 looking structures with their « former resident of this city, has!*1’’ aP*nd a few day*. She returns low the courts Tmn^ to irinict thi death MnH Mrg John WhnriBnt. partv. to say nothing of “Patronage ’that cond,rion h<* ^f-1 ugly angjes. monotonous straight .been spending the past week with: ^tw10; «» Saturday. penalty fur unprovoked gang kill­ Mr. and Mrs. John Whltrlght. Mr. and Mrs Marley Burrouglu .. , . • Then in.tend of facing thc music41^ shnrp peaks and "barn paint" his abler. Mrs Oscar Young. On H°'- A- F. Naglcr of Howard City Jun Farley. Then. too., there are hc raeaked away and told a Ull coloring are far frein lovely Sunday Dr. Clarence Young of Al- a«d «<*tlelb Nagler of Freeport ings. of Three Rivers visited the latter's We understand that the legislature parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Whilsuch "minor”’ figures os General yarn about fighting four gangsters * ... legan. Mr. and Mra. Wil! Young oi 1 wcr0 ln Ule c,t>’ Tuesday. is to be reconvened, not later than Getting a black eye wm; enough fhosc responsible for the design of Bellevue and Dr and Mrs. L M -----------AGO TODAY : November. In special session Gov- righl. Sunday. ^Nlra” Johnson. Frances Ptrkinr. YEARS Guests in the Jnhrt Benedict home him. but the gang- the expoutmn structures, however. Rchthalcr of Battle Creek spent the Cordell Hull. Sen. McAdoo. Secre-;11 of a joke.agamst I1..V tt.Ator. ernor Comstock ought to request ' Sunday were. Miss Babe Haskin*. • »11U IIUUW. ster Oiuo store,. with nabte. CtllUKillCU embattled .-nOuld be congratulated rather than <toy here with Mrs. Young and Mr. I se R* w ’1r M *k ‘ that body to paw a law that will Miss Thelma Ellson and Russell tary of Interior Ickes. Prof. Tugwe.l. Huav Huey flehtine fighting for his wnsli- ctllsored u tlu.lr producl iacJc.s Ham*. hLs life in »a wash. i the Vr .1. 1 ^'^uS,lh Sccretary <jf Agriculture \Vallaci-—----------------------------------------Chester of Lansing. ' .charm, it t* at least original; a de- Dr- and Mrs. Walter Lampinan 1 pit of --------------- --------- - -------- -I ,Harold Auger, who speqt the numnnd yes. even Al Smith and Newton ---------------------------------- ------------ !i parture from tinLampman w of uare. Clare. junn John “nd evening, and •wum.-ai addressed ur the wRe­ ’ the classical imltamute- and «“ Harold unnpmaii . _ -----_ ___ 1 nu-r with’ >Ir. and Mrs. Jim Dibble. ’ ..... ... .... ..... fair*. Instead ... ... ... of ... Allen l.anmmaii Alhmn anti non rd past ..world Lampman nf of Albion and Kllbv Miss ,t form forpi Club on on th.the ennrt court hmxu. house *niinr<» square Haker. All of these, however, and SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. lias returned to his home in Grand aping ’-iwu cjieniz i mi aeciayu nping ‘ types of ol edifice* already M l>nal Slentz or of eat, Mt, Fieasant Pleasant apent spent *n lhe nncmoon. afternoon. Tlw decided anility ability i! scores of others taking an active Mr*. J. A Rcnth of Chicago spent Rapids where he will attend Junior I....... . ... .................of. this ..... fair set .i, fill, wwlr ,...,f M.U. Slentz. ci....I, ft tlri [known, the architects the.week end f.nrn here. Muss Who.. I fl h4 mntl!v manly bearing nf of fhi. the eloquent ' last A Quotation week with her cousin. Mrs. Asa College. part*in the new deal arc evidently join to design their buildings in’ac- was a former teacher here was the jpastor won him many friends. [ relegated to a status of comparative cordanee with thc main problem al West of Miss Ruth Robson, and the. Rev. E. H. Baker will deliver an •Strait. On Thursday they visited Dille in Grand Rapids. _'lhe ___________ German* are now making W£ /IRZ: tetak or i hand—that of providing a maximum Lampman* visited Dr. J C. Lamp- ’ illustrated lecture at Red Ribbon Grace ' Chase Osborn's-#tatement tint Ar­ insignificance by thc .Jlerculenn Ethel Powers began her. school talkie films of paper. display space and novelty-for the “nd Mr-und Mr? ’’Gi-wge B,,H;ill this Wednesday evening, on tec ate strona iust thur Vandenberg .should rctlro from prowess of Michigan's rarest polit­ i least money possible—funds avail- Heath. I Et-ypt nnd the Holy Land. The protn jo tar as u-c dom ­ ■! able tor construttion being only‘a Mrs Leland Holly. 'Mre David ceeds over and above nreessary ex­ the coming senatorial. election 1h ical gem—the representative from inate our circumfraction of that spent in the fairs of Goodyear. Jr.. Mrs. E. B. Kurtz and, P* nses will go to the Reform Club. I favor of Fred Green provoked a thc Fourth Congre.vlonal District. , . stances or allow cir­ [previous year# Misses Anne Burton. Marguerite Mr Baker comes to us well recomstorm of reaction. Judging from Coughlins tirades against every­ How well they succeeded in their Hetmansperger and Margaret Beck- mended and should receive a full cumstances io be what we read in our exchanges, the thing in general has been explained ! purpose is evident after an Uupec- ctt iU1d Mrs T. D. French of Cale-j house; SPECIAL—One Week —Sept. 21 to 28 our master.—E. R. r non of a f<*w of thc mam exhibits doma attended a .brtdge-lunclieon in! ' Reports from our school sho'w an! universal esteem and respect ;0>. as resulting from a ‘‘persecution} T hompson . W< doubt that any fair buildings ot Grand Rapids Saturday compli- unprecedented attendance, and giro (his grand old statesman* scholar 'complex " But what 1# it that causes the past have contained anywhere men'.ing Mu* Bcmii'c- Bunker, who,very flattering notices of the pew! and author from the Soo doesn't Mr. Foulkes to say the things he; near sd great a proportion of dis- will be married In October. syjierintendcnU Prof H. B. C«lman,l <-ry time he bares his tongue i prevent editors from expressing c play space. In addition the exhibits ' ---------' 1 he Ladies' Foreign Missionary1 most emphatically the opinion that;alr* Evidently this parare arranged with surprising order TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. »w!ety. in connection with the M E ’ ttcular malady hasn ’ t been •■invent ­ arid there is plenty of corridor space ’ Dawid Smith oi Sterling. Colorado. ic,,urcl' ^r111 ^U’ertained by Mr.'. ■ in this instance, his notion is ‘all Hundreds of Things You Need— ■ ' t* take care of thc thousands of was in this dty Monday greeting iC' ° Bently at »h«‘r residence on! wet.” gome scribes literally blistered ed ' ” as yet—or at least classified. room, was Joo funny to keep down 1Xx>pIe-who file through lire *tru« bld frfencia. He attend,si the Has-1Grccn *trc’*' Gentlemen are .invited Now Is Your Chance to Stock Up! their p, n points putting, together Ht wasn't gunpowder, nor tne ttires eacji day. A* for being unusual tings High school, graduating:gBaiit;to tc‘V ?ni1 a <wd,»l invitation-L*J LETS NOT B1TBI , scorchtnc phrases in denunicarion of printing press, nor .wiener which :—the. great amount ot comment ten years ago. He is now a pr :'i*:r-[extended il'x,t'ntl€d t’o-all. train eminent international endt'd the feudal system with it* these buildings have aroused is suf- ous U-. farmer «...<« living vm«: close rtto> akcuiu Sterling.! *.! A Kran<l। vocal and instrumental the idea; others seemed to irv» feel in rathnet) w ‘»- 1 Tonics, Medicines and Household Drugs re to think that roncspondent, Mr. Wickham, Steed, knights- and tournaments and nb- fitx-nt evidence that they are above Clias. Chvw. Lee. Lc?. years ye.ii« ago >>gu a.. prominent pwiim-ui ' eonceri . will be — given nt Vnldn Hall! ier sod. almost pensive. .-.irfcnt nf thi* crmnti « ... JU thU'On Fridoy evening. 12. for| for!I county, was in IUH this 0” -Wdoy October ’ * says that it is imperative for France. surd romancing. It was Cervantes|the ordinary—or below, dejxmding resident . v— .rt>. ... of ... this ...H ivuu.., --- ■; evening, ---------------------- 12, FINEST QUALITY—ALL NEW—ALL FRESH Chase would suggest* such n tliinir. making nil Europe laugh nt thc • on your own personal viewpoint. ui /nrotite from;lh 1!1’'** lM benefit of the Hastings 1’ t city .Saturday. Saturday. He u enroute from *n£*,t nl Hasting* K. O. P England and thc UjUted State* to and in at hast one instance the pro;.ystem mhis b*xik."DonQuixote ' ! . ’ ’ ’ Bay Bay View View where where he he has has spent spent the thc ,Bant -'nd’ Th 'ni’-•'’ mflsical mtlslaii part jmrt of of the cnen - ’ ...____ to . . Palm Beach.' . ... Florida, ... ... j,cr!ilnmen ilnmnnt* has been placed ... gang up” .against • Hjtlerism nnd Laughs willend HueyLong's politiHex. Value s»ie r,u« We agree* that thc fair buddings summer |n thei Uimcd to versc. George R. Averill of ,hto J*ve Westen^, civilization from cal empire—Jonesville Indepcnd- are no; lovely by day. at leas’. How - where he will spend the winter, nnd ; hands of Mr J. deFlellnsk) of Grand I 50c Aspirin Tablets Me Mag-Lac Tooth Q7r liver there- 1* good reason for this i* now visiting relatives in W.-.od-1 H:‘l>tds, whose reputation ns pianist t ' ■•cilsU" since the eilt 3 gr.. <100 tablets) I'aslr imilk of magnesia) w I thc BinrJnsham Eccentric composed iThc modernistic type of architecture land. Mr. L<< ha* spent his winj ,no musical director is well estab ­ French Revolution. . the following littl-- poem which tn a ” ' fiOc Antiseptic ■ $1.23 Prnslar Dynamic 7Qf Ikhort in In ’the partial-1 . used in these expauuonStructures of ters in. California and on the Gali hi-hed .he northwest The partici-1 roosEvelt our hope. (full pint) Tonic . I hiy-monbus. ralhepkfndly way just Strange—Only sixteen years ago Amid all the clouds of misgivings almost totally devoid of trills and coast, b.x says Palm Bench, In'his nd fears, fear#, of doubt nnd uncertainty I ornamentation. Beauty in such judgment. 1$ the l)nc*t ptace to.win- Belle B'.‘l Hendemhott. Mrs. Frank Burand uncertain^ about expresses the composite opln- we wero drawn into an-European con­ mid $1.00 Sarsaparilla CQc rail. envelop our land tit | buildings depend* entirely on finesse terthat thb country, afford* rB “ ML«.«es Mny Barlow and Carne flict to save' the world f<-^ some- i;<: s-'.-m Tablets I . Compound OU ion of most Michigan editors: .... . ... tliere .......i, .....out. ... as ..inn. in h>nranartkitL F.tlie! Km.-.i.-.v.-v stands clear! proportion,linelineand andcolor. color.Thi?Tin.- MkM,jxi Ethel Knox leaves n< ...Ut.-i- GocGoodyrar. Mr< Elhi Gallaway. Mr ' -,thlng or other. The’issue wn* never Ihe-presenr. $1.00 Maltonic Lwtth Mall and 30c Cold Spot -rfiislant Chase Osborn ts a bully chap. ’ , too clear at any time; much less so as the sun in |hc sky one hdpc uix>n;iu'eives nvire time and money than for Grand Huven where she wih!। Julius RiL-wll. Mr. J. depielinski and • I Mrs Albert Anderson, a sojo violin- • which we can pin <>ur faith in the . Bic exposition architects had avail-: have charge of the department of He dwells on hiiltoja high after thc-ai»rttve Versailles Treaty. lustr.c -s lit all th..: the governnfent ■ abie. it's quite un easy matter to fill English in Akeley Academy, aurin;'li*t of gnat distinction from Grand 75c Bay Hum. Borated with fancy trimming-iithe . coming year. Mis# Knox grada- I Rapids. ■ And now lite sauie bait i* Ix-ing zreiHS to be doing at thc present »« ,an-.ent;d pillars-, cornices, aU,d ,ram ,,u. Hastings High school time -and tfi..: one hope I*- Prcsidattgldi in fruni of our I; j#t.»tuea and mt - uII wv.k. But in mod­ several yOars ago and from Kalama75r Mineral Oil .A-nt Franklin D. Roosevelt. 50c Pcn-Gesic (liquid • affairs of State; <)ang up on Germany to »; ernistic structure any fault la pro­ College* last June. She is the Major J. E. J.itfobs and family re­ Analgesic I for pain the prime . Sc-nietime* when we sec certain! portion, line or coloring stances out daughter of W. H l^hox. local So­ turned home Saturday from Camp । and then. [ration! Sixt ’* t'hnt look unfair and teem of like a black sheep in a float of Sl.OO Buehu and Pal­ 50c Inhalil (for head He spills upon the #cattcrcd-winds ofiender—according to Ehglarid and thitu cialist leader. ' Cu-ttr and Gull lakewhere they < favoritism to the mighty we won-' ; white-fleeced mates. Modify the metto Compound' . cold* Mis* Prance* Burch* is now a stu ­ hate spent tltd past two wrokA. I With ro.ee or by Ids pen. • Fnince-rWas Kinser Wilhelm and his dc-r’after all if lhe .struggle*is worth­ projxrrtiorts of the exposition billld- dent in the American Conservatory A K w-of thi- friends of Ann Jessup $1.00 Beef. Iron and Wine «0r ’ 50c Vaporizing Salve Thi* week he yelk to Heaven’s blue "Ktikurc;" today, the itritating elf- while We wonder if there is any mgs. slightly, substitute curves for of Music in Chicago- She is under gave her n surprise last . Thursday $14)0 llyp<ipli<vpliiles «9c 30c Limbering OU iment Is Hiller and HlrterUm. Will use nf trying lo maintain a got - some pl the uncornfortable straight lhe instruction .of Madame Linnc. afternoon when they-gathered at her i that was m its beginning 50c Uascara Aromatic, 1 we gulp down the bait. hook, line and irnmeiit Art Vandenberg he would cflace dedicated to all- the people When; lines, introduce rrfintfments in lhe one of the well-known teachers in home to remind her site had a birth- i 50c Analgritlol Balm .sinker like w* did before? We slioitld we .see the richest hien of. tiie na­ mp» coloring and most of ..these Kimball hull. ML -'- Burch's voice was da- and a very enjoyable tune was From out the Senate's scene. structures would become really at ­ had. considered the mostpromising 50c White Liniment It-mAkes me laugh to reason why , build eno.big insane asylum to home non escape the payment «j incotpe' hmong thirty pupils. • । Mr. nnd-Mrs. Clifford Kahllo and ‘the entire American nation N we tax.-, and abetted tn their scheming: Miss Florence A. Moore nf New'son. David, were at Chicano Satur• This bully clutp should oak bv officials of thc government and . , .. ... ... ... ...vi In the future wc predict that York City, is thc gue*t of Mi aisdjday and Sunday ... to attend the fair A nice, but mediocre man ..Si. mad.' by Ure yovrmnrent ‘ tritetare. « thr ..m« Irtrerel ivp Extra! SPECIAL Extra! Extra! SPECIAL Extra! Mrs Frank Kurtz. Miss Moon- hus Mi.v» Ruth Ventma of OUejrx was With al! due respect to Mr. Steed’s Like Green to fill tlw task. • n .i,. un.-,-<-,i t ... »,„i «s those erected at the exposition beduon an extended trip through ' Saturday night and Sunday forcthe far west. 1j ------------.. Hot W ater Bottle Shaving Cream But let Chase raqt—tor while his eminence and analysis, we doubt nobn guest— of.... her... brother, John und tat any system of c voice . . aturai —” ----------------- — --------Mr antl ^rs Clyde Imersel and wife, of tills place FRFF Package of Five on thc little fellow, n Is but natural Fountain Syringe. I FVgRp «rth another, big war 1’ IVt.IL GILLETT Style . blocJte, apartments auditoriums and son. James Lew re. of Windsor. OnMr. and Miss Zentlk, who spent "Resounds'o'er hill and glen— piece bag. 2 Qt. /“C ; possibly even homes it s-the utter tario. spent part o! last week with thp summer on their farm a', thi* Republicans will make their choice J . Combination FounArticle, ia tbit column simplicity cX this type of architect- ,t!>e former s grandparents. Mr and place, returned Friday to their OLD COLONIAL *XOr OI.Me.prt»renm»n ■";m‘ »'“l n>,‘ 'Tr> ture that makes-il .«> practical and .Mrs. M- D Reed home ;n Chicago for'the winteri Cream, BOTH for .> lain Syringe. 2,Ql. ypO**'useful: no frills and gadgats to George Joslin »f Cincinnati. Ofiio. Mrs. Ben King and son Reuben, of UU Arthur H Vuxtenlx-n.. . Haven t we had that proved to us weather and get out of order, plenty w visiting ItL. sister, Mrs Margaret Gas City. Ind . and Mrs. Lewis Best, . of space for lighting and ventilation. Troxel, and other relative*. Mr. jos­ of Batavia. N. V . were Sunday COSCatNIXO- AN EXPOSURE. ■“““ remeULUrely aartr.g IM yM' * ihat faith in thc administration of' and a maximum amount of rueful lin is a former.Jl.’Wry county boy. hl guests of E D Lewis nnd wife toM r.u bn.-: fcr huSM. !“««* “Ild • . /interior room tn proportion to the. youthful days’bt’ing spent on u farm Th- Mi.-Mhnannn and Freda ’ .htnn .nit tu. Wby Mt let Germany aton.r It ;his goiemment "of thc people" is . total space enclosed. near Coats Grove Olschi w-.sky returned home Irani’ fuy.. has never been the pdltCy of. this Chicago Monday morning after a But thi* is not thc first tim? in few days attending the fair. haul country :o dictate what form of our hi.'tpry when a similar condi­ We went over to the fair pre­ THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY "IV/icre Iminciiiatc Attentmn and Courh'sy arc shown to all *’, covenunent other pations xhall have. tion has prevailed -and always there pared to be <lisappointcd' and i>«- Mrs.. J<- Fabian and son left for slbly that 1* o«w ot the reasons why a trip to Italy last weqk Even before the Spaniards came to * some one to rise and lead we enjoyed the cxhlblta w» thor- - • HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 2115 WE DELIVER g tu they mind their own af- Mexico, the Aztecs had enacted i back to its original pur- Oiighlj'—eveb'thing exceeded our and dsn i-ith oura laws rnaking habitual drunkenness a expectations. !im>’d Thursday from serious offense. Thoma* Jefferson at — . ............ av ADcrocen. o.Hjin i/ainccratic form of it/rathcr difficult to pick out any kuta. c rnnu-iu qiie.-ttoncd made one exhibit at thc. fair as being of Rm. and Mr- E S Lane, rewentlvi !y tlio extieine impoverishment of ,r hv ‘ •'! pastor vt th.■ U B church m Wood: ir.’.-i:::* of thc affairs of the nation tjU, exhibition was a general vi... v■'. burv. were in, the city Tpesd-iy en-: thaj this wa* and is a government ,pr ^gating effects at night viewed rout- to their new charitc in/ theintervention" o. .pe-people. flrom an upper story window-of our Erie. Penn ylvania conTcrt-nre. Then came President Lincnl.TYeW hotel. Wha'evfl- tpc ihortcominc ■ <>f S|r and Mr.- J F .Goodyear and fetrght a war in order to. maintain the fair archltectiuf- may or may not #nn Edward went to Orchard Lak< Mussolini is a-statesman i the supremacy of thc rights pf the be bv day. at night the buildings first magnitude and that Italy . majority and Grover Cleveland' and tlw grounds are a burst of sem* tend .M-hool the comnw year. Mr. 'faced a panic Just as critical as the— and Mrs Goodyear will visit frtends tie of the b/st governed nktion* one today aild hr kept the nation' in Detroit and Columbus. Ohio, be­ > headed in tljc right directjon If you wash to enjoy a bit oi old fore returning : through it all. ; bombast Is being world atmosphere transplanted to MUse> Mabel Spaulding. Mary No Daily Task is More Important Than the Prescrly—just as the : At a time when greed and graft; tins side, of the Atlantic with 'ur-: Grant and Marte Watkins left ...were seeping their wa-. high ! prising accuracy, visit the Belgian Tuesday for school at Mt. Holyoke ' ration of Health ... It Is a Task That Is Placed, in Village We didn t think it possible S--mi;t3ry Kalaopzoo. governmenfal place* came thc clean; ana Marshal Pilsudski, were osk lighting, *---J *------Theodore — ’ to make an artificial setting so pcr- t Dr. and Mrs Frank Pralt of Dctaker, too seriously. A snwrt dtetat: , KcosevcL. a Large Measure, in the Hands of Women . . . ,.vre.. —........ - ----- —-- - -— .trolt and MrsPEmma Pratt of Mar-i vho wlslies to -get th* support of What a tragedy that he was not of F>mish peasant dance* git er. in ■::n have been guest# , ot Mr. and, ’’pnncipal ^u*re of the vnlag.- , M: > B A Walker the past week rarious. cliques and factions has to ci. < .ted president again at the time Mr* Jane Hepp returned-to Miu-I K* 1'* nder out exaggerated orations. ■he headed the Progrewhe Partyi-*5 J“s* “bou“ whaTo balance the family budget and provides, and keeps food bills down. ln 80016 Belgian । kefon Monday after a feu days' only difference between Hitler :Jmovement I As one r. sle ws his ad- On a ^l’’c visit with Mr and Mrs. Fred Ryer.mtnbtra'ticn and hi# hope*, we won- c9un’,ry tou'n . . . ■ still provide an abundance of the Mussolini ts that the little Au*- ‘dtr i tson ■ * if he had been victorious tn More than any other food, CLEAN • Streets of Pans" u a frost A real ; MrsLula Hanna of Grand Rap: isn't quite so . astute as his ’that great fight if «e today would - ---------- ".lv- ~ L foods that make STRENGTH and " j---- . **' — •—»'* have been ‘.r. thc plight we arc in? Parisian wou.d bc scandalized at the t(Ja jir.i clarence Barber and milk lies at the heart of a problem an vtmtemparary. ' nu#rep:eseu’.ation involved, other relative* m. this city last GROWTH possible is not always We doubt 1: because Theodore grow 'Onl*. one And anyway America has had J'.or detail ot the setting u week ' . that faces every wife and mother— knew full well the dan- , easy—but "it can- be made much ;tUl of attempting to help Europe out Roosevelt p -p. colgrarte and son Lawrence gers thi* nation confronted and .he, truely authentic. the simple hut far-reaching respon­ * ’ * went to Orchard Lake yesterday of .-cnMleas • scrJps. If Hitler ever knew HOW TO FIGHT THOSE easier by pure, CLEAN milk. I Th* Hall pf Science contains a where thc latter will enter the mili ­ bej-o.-nr# offensive to the United; DANGERS sibility of family health. remarkable assemblage of exhibit# tary academy States our govynunent Can deal with ;. For several months the-nation has1 The-place is so big. however, that Mrs W A Lantz of Toledo. Ohio, CLEAN milk is now recognized ns him on iti out. account: but in theI’ watched ciox-Tt the actions of an­ hunting for a particular display i#- f the guest of her parents. Mr. and Thc Highland* Dairy is permitted , other Ropnvelt — yes of the same the most'important food of child­ name of sanity and reason lot u* .'urnily-with tiw same high ideals like searching for the proverbial ■ Mrs A J Angle. ' needle in the proverbial haystack M’..v Florence Howy of Grand by the State to sell its product as irte from entangling ,h.. other famous President Amateur gardeners will have a hood. Today we realize how much Rapids spent Sunday with her sli! ^European aihar.ee? iROdgeielt p?’ <V’'d Hl* hands are real field day in the horticultural ter. Mrs J S Harper Grade’ “A" milk—the CLEANEST more than that it is. It helps peo­ not tied. He u free to act No1 building. Vanottb jtypes ol garden,। Mrs. Pearl Spaulding Wren went i pt-v.’er in creat financial circle*Kin1 layout* are illustrated in. dioramas; j to Corunna Tuesday for a two! ple of all ages to keep well. It re­ milk of its kind that any dairy’ can him what to do. no more than1 aim tn rfal growing gardens m .a,, weeks' visit with relatives. ^'Pungent Paragraphs tellcould • his tUw.nou* cousin pre­ four acre plot outside the building inforces the foods a low-cost budget ’produce. I You'd be surprised ho-*- long a decessor-. . . f Among the places we missed but FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY Oimceiw.reum.i-. rrJkrt te.prdbmjtr- ran ..rrv <m xndinates havc'made mis--hope to see later are the electrical Mr*. Mary D Holbrook and ln< . seed Ute P;«>m, Ir tn. ltm« M. .uu , -ulai m„, u indu will — make u_ mistakes — andj exhibit, the radio exhibit, the agrt- daughter. Mtxs Kitty, of Hastings, i lijh. tn, Bmm («ttit> ’ lhwe nw4 p, soiiirs but the President ha# cutural building and the display of: were tn the city this morning en­ t clear that he has but one modern home architecture. route home from a two weeks' visit I ' The controversy U over a com- Moines Register, • ours.— and that is straightahead to the world's fair Mr E A Hol-, mit-.et that journeyed to Waahln|- j for the goal of equality 'Tlw future • Resolve to keep happy, and your ; brook, general traffic manager of the, ton to get « bettci break for the Congress in trying to balance the of the nanon ills m the ability of joy and you shall form an invincible C and’tf W Ry. on the Pacific stope, fruit ianners. Telephone 2651 Robert W. Cook, Propr. Hastings, Mich. budget, and raise some money '» like Ptetidt-nt Franklin Roosevelt to car- host against difllculty.”r-HeIen Kel- and daughter have returned to their! "CongrtMiMn Foulkes daitns the the fellow- who when he found tfc» •rr-M-tes pregram that has no home tn- Oakland. Cahfronta. after; for unfairness or favoritism. spending several weeks with relacnnumtiee’s efforts were unr.eceu.ary plapo bencu too far from the piano P‘ ■. be ■uecetsfu! tn hl! great "My education principles are con ­ ttves in the city. Haitiags Muskegon j •nd that owe: of delegation did. moyaa the piano instead of the r---- :f-e.-k-at?n Eaten. Ply­ etent exper.mentstltm. change and and New York slate.—Kalamazoo j no*, krurr what it was al! about. Ho bench.—Keokuk Daily Que City. , mouth Mad. . improvement.—A. Lawrence Lowell Telegraph. •Tk- Uactinos RannAr uHted the committee not to go to' The rtastingg Banner W(UhJnfitoIk yayln< thal u would This and That j 1 Family Remedies 39 49 37' 21 59 59 69 69 69 37 37’ LyBARKER’S OUR DAILY TASK The HIGHLANDS DAIRY i �THF HASTINGS B"S*R wtDNtSDST, serrr.SIBEIt a, tm I midlleville. 1 coats grove. westhofe Tikirc f'niiMTDV fl IID Mlt'" Haxrl Ho,m ,eft *“t Tues- Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Coat* and Mrs. Bertha McKibbln. Mrs. MagIl Ft uo bUUli I n I uLUD day for a Jew day* at thc Chicago daughter, Dori*, Mr. and Mrs. Maryl gte McKibbln. Mr*. Clara Morehouse (exposition in company with an aunt. Richardson, and Mr and Mrs O und Mfa Belle McCallum .attended and Held Their Annual Meeting Paul M Crldlcr and the C. p. Do- Boulter were’ among4ho*e who went the birthday party- given in honr, [ley Mthool bus had a slight accident to A Century of Progress on thc ex- of Mrs Mary McKee for tor 01st Yesterday and Selected ।on M-37 onr day-last week. Paul* ctirslon Sunday. /'^birthday which wus held at tor Kim Sigler was in Mendon Satur-! 'Mr. and "MrsRoblnwn were Mr*. Wayne Merrick was in I^u-1 Members of the Board car hud to go to thc garage for sonu- Herbert Ridenour of Batlie Crebc^lK -ine in‘Cloverdale Friday. i repair*- to thc radiator. -visited hi* sister. Mrs. Helen De- F. D. Woodman underwent a mlnday on legal business. guests of Mr*. Ethel Rcnke* of Mus- sing Monday on business. i , . ’ Tiie annual *business meeting MU. HUB, Hutoo,. .pan U» , «*••» “> Bun*, ”“~“ ™" l“ of The M E Aid Society recently mond. on Monday and Tuesday of or operation In Kalamazoo ThuraMr and Mrs D. Bowler spent* but i; ,the Women's organization of the elected Mr* Floyd Holes as their last week day end al hcr'Hbmr In Jaduon. I Mr und Mr*. George Sheffield and welk in Chicago on buifn-ri* ,..f w ,uw was held Hasting.’* Country Club ! The D. G.- T- O. club was held with ' The community meeting wa* held Mr. and Mr*. Guy Giddtng.. *pent|Mr« Edith Bonnell drove to ChiMr. and Mrs. J. E Mattoon were Tuesday at IhZ club**hoiLM.- .with president' for the coming year W. J Robertson to slowly recov- Mrs. Irene Brooks Wednesday Mrs. at lhe home of Mr and Mrs. GOjfgc Sunday ih Chicago nt the tula [cugo and attended A Century uf ..1 ln Grand Rapid* on Saturday. Saturday.' [thirty-two members attending tiie ering from his Illness, is able to sit Lenah Word’and Mr*. Mattle Klip- Havens Friday evening and all reMr*. Dan towta visited old friend* . i . . • j W ,N. Chidester spent tvwi days luncheon which preceded the mect- . up a short time each“ •* day. lasting* were present. Thc — Good blej*it HaMinet Tiie port por. a very rery nice rilrr time. |n st John* on businex. ing. The table:, and lounge Were nnd neighbors in East Caledonia ou JMr. *‘ and Mrs. C- W Wesplnter~ and <o hi* many friends. nfffernad charge of tfle nffTcrh»d tile program. Robert and Edith Wilcox xr.d and Dui. Ben: Thursday. Mr*. ,Ilu,lu. WMa ..... „with late sdmmcr flower*. Thursday tr. Grace rvrurtj. Dodds have been vHltviiltMiss Grace r<u Edmund* wa* homo decorated a break in a water main Tea and cookies were served for re- /enklns attended A Century of' .„ Mr — an „..J Mn.' ®* Sam Roan of Flint from Iom union Union City over the week end J including zl zinnias, marigold*, cock..- .left us without water for some h6urs. frcahmento. Mr*- L. Severance und daughters.! *,,B “ Ur; m*hMn Progreu Sunday. - ir.several lay*Mis* Kathryn-Clarke retiyncd to {comb, MichiMnixs daisies und gladiDll* and Beulah, spent the’week end ‘or-“vcra‘ rtarite returns raienmb. Mich; A efew worked all'nigiu. repatflug About 30 ‘from here went b> Mr. und Mrs Charles ’ Wise in Mrs. R. L. Wlhslow and Mrs.. Her- her teaching duties in Grand Rapids । oil. Mrs, Charles 8. McIntyre, of ; same. in Detroit. • Woodland Sunday evening where a company With Mrs. Elizabeth Man-' bert Wilcox of Barryvillc spent the onn Sunday. Bunaay. Ann . ’ Arbor, . .. -.as an out-of-town Glenn Storrs, who haK spent his program was put on at the Brethren ning and Mis* Opal spent Monday: Jackie Thomus of Battle Creek end in Chicago und attended A Mr... W 8 Hewitt ot South Haven guest. Six tables of contract were in Vhool vacation with his grandpqr- church by Coms Grove, a jmrt ’of in Bellevue with Mrs. Belle Kelley, •' visited his cousin. Joseph Thomas,’. week I* yUltlng her s.m and wife, Mr. and‘play, Mrs. Richard A Groos receiv- lento, G. D. and Mr* Whitmore^ re- which was two ploys; "Binion Century* of Progress Mr and Mrs. Dtok Laubaugh and on Sunday. Howard Hewitt Ung tiie prize for high score. The , turned to his home tn Grand Rap- Sledge buys some Magazines" and Rusvell spent Bunday near INnsling Mr*. Lawrence Beach (Theo Mrs. E her sb-,- Parr। . ----■ Mrs ••— Basil Smith and ----1 ‘golf unit event ^vcnl was for lor low lo-v putts. mitts Mrs. i<i« Thursday evenin^to prepare for "The Clinic" and songs by a mixed -with Mr and Mr*. Bert Otis. E McMurray “cMu.rr“i’ visited Vt? of Kutamaxoo has been visitMr and ter, Mrs. Thos. Heck. of Lake Ode>-IJng MUier> ggther Doty and Eleanor Mr*. 8. C. Brock Mailed relatives six । Wilbur Lane having the least num- 'school, school, which start* starts s<-rjr Sept latii 18th. ’ Mrs Lena Laubaugli und quartette. /.a last week. Edger for lAvrat days." Jacluon on Sunday. , bcr. . I J D. Dietrich was on a vacation Next Sunday evening. Rev Aides Harold Springer attended the flr» Mis* Beatrice Bidding., went to M n i> Putnam ’■* i M” “nd. Mrs Mura .lifWiiaii of After tne luncheon the meeting last week for a few days. ... w.<4 « . bring music meeting of the year (getting of Lansing will be prcM-i)t *and wU called to :.> order by thc chairman. On-ck Friday, Friday. where she will willkzL. „ *.,''I “I Detroit visited vUlted Mr Mr. und and Mrs. Mrs Euri Emi was Battle Cmk , *'2?* Milo Shaw has returned with his his Glee Club, who will give the instruction* : from our state instruc-: Mi-. Dori* Biddle----of Battle Creek guests of Mr.Mkund un Saturday. Mrs D. A VanBusklrk. and the sec­ herd of cattle from exhibiting at entertainment of the evening, --- --------- Sunday -- CZXIIUU) MJ.Mrl Milk, Jeaa*-- Coteinaii --tor so as to tench it in .our seboob OTlIIHO CoUd be -u...• ’ *!... «-z.,.u .”..,i W L. Pennock returned Saturday retary* und treasurer'* reports were several fairs He -won a nice string On Sunday evening. Oct 1 a gold in .Delton Monday afta-noon. . H*''‘d u,i«h w«h >»7 mnih. moth- • Putriam of Grand Ledge. read by Mrs. David French and Mrs. from a visit with Mr. und Mn Eton smarter this fall than pl ribbons, ns usqal. medal contest will tie held here in; < r. Mrs, Effie Biddle. j .Mrs. Leonidas of Lansing h , Watch these items for infottnatWn ....... . Big .wkkHwu. Rapid* iL. V. Bcsstner. A discuasion of a contench the Our football team went to Lowell charge of the County Supt.. Mrs cn a Mystery October Frolic to tr a suedr leather jacket for .Km coming year. spending a short time with Mr. and Pennock.of Miw Margaret Merrick returned ! (dilution and by-laws, submitted by ­ .Mr. and Mr.- Hfirry Ritchie visit- 'Mis. Henry GaskilL The three wvre Friday P. M nnd played an evening’Ruby Merrick, of -Hastings held at the schoolhouse under the on Tuesday from Chicagqjrirere-she Mrs. Albert H Carvelh, then fol• d Mr. and Mr . Charles Hammond in ■ Battle drcck one day Iasi week. gam.- They won nicely and are We extend cphgratulation* to thc ypomt-Tship of our Kumenetv Lunch lowed and finally accepted with . naturally feeling pretty good over newly-weds CeciJ Bennett and Mix* Klub. ol Banttadd on Sunday. , Mrs. Bart Pomeroy. Miss Arllne attended A Century oTTron’K". —wurtn and long wearing. • Ml . lz>h Severance went to Stur­ and Gordon Pftmeroy nnd Charles Mr. and. Mrs M. O Abbott and ; variouz ;sections changed or stricken beating a team tn « much larger Elipi Edwards of Hastings. committee com- (own. where they have many more The Birthday meeting will bc held ’ gis Monday morning to beglh teach’- Pall of RdciiMter. N. Y.. spent th» Mr*. D. O. Ritchie of Buttle Crv.’k out A’ nominating BRANCH DISTRICT. If you. haven’t teen our JlwM M.,. IL,r;7 0. IIW». Mr, ptoyers ................... ... ....... r,.wp Bennett on E r ing in the public schools. to choose from. This was with Mrs. Flossie »" “*•«“« Tiioe who attended the Cen'.urj new tai’ line, do »n ut once. [Kellar Stem and Mrs c P. U.tiwop thUr first game und they had had Blair St m Hastings -*n Wrdnewlay Mr and Mrs Charles Seas? were ,eroy. . was tlien then amwtntcd appointed o u nominate but a small amount of practice, but afternoon, Sep-. 27 Mr and m£*. Glenn Griffith of wa* Sunday guests < f Mr nnd Mr;.. Mar­ Mr. and Mrs. Row Johnson. Mr. In.mast hzm we have light members of the board for next year Middleville .were guests of. Mn they have couch qnd arc out ion Fizteman of Nasiiviib.-. I...., a. fine----------------Dunald. Ewlyn and Harold TOwn­ Francis and Richard Darby. Mr.' and Mrs. Frank Hoonan and Mrs. and 'lark shades of brown, to win their share of the games. . E J. McCall, editor of tthe Grund- Leona Cleveland were tn Chicago Claude Wood on Tuesday ol last ..------end are and in school afterMcKeowh their_____________ Mrs. again Clayton and tn cither zipper or button reepu-dat the conclusion of tiie car’d ' Charles H. Whitmore.. who has * - Mekn*'. > and quarantine on account daughter. Donna, and' Mrs. Haven Tribune, made the Banner.ii Sunday und attended the World's ‘’ Ethel Mr*. Lloyd De Leno and son ot game. Members of Hit; board elected been working in Muskegot., very pleasant call Monday. in. wt'n*. to ot scarjet fever. Wilcox. Fair. . Rapids are visiting her moth­ for one year an Mrs. Davjd S Kalamazoo on Saturday to make ar- Mr. and Mr* Harley Scare and ftemember the Dorcas Society at I Mr. and Mr... Clarence IX-Plnnt.x Miss Jeanne Clnccbc.uix left Tues­ 'Omnd of Grand Rapids'were guesta of Mr day for McMurry college for Wom­ er. Mr.-. Carne Montgomery, fur a Goodyear. Jr.. Mrs Wilbur Lane and rangemenu to again attend West- e]ia Furlong attended tto funeral.the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mrs L V. Hessmer; lor '.wo years. cm State Normal. He and a friend <>f Ambrose cooper in S. E. Wood- Hanes Thursday afternoon of thiser styles or knitted collar and Mrs. Chas. Potto over tiie week en at Jacksonville. Hl . where she few days. Roland .Moore of Harbor Springs Mrs. K- 8. McIntyre. Mrs. W M came tore for the week end with his land Wednesday. and cuff styles from which end. , week expects to take up a pre-law course ------- —------ ' - *- Wilcox — -• Dr and Mrs George Christianson ■mid her many friends extend their cam-- Tues-lay for-a visit with Mr. Stebbins and Mrs. Charles Potto: parents, G. D.' and Mrs Whitmore ’ Frank of Middletown, nnd family of Detroit,- were guest.'; b*st j»-tshcs for n successful school and Mrs. Otto Iscnhath and other : .-.nd for Hiree years. Mrs. Richard A ' Word from Carleton Swift, who is Ohio, spent Sunday with hto son. relatives Groo*. Mrs. Clyde Wilcox and Mn working in thc upper peninsula, is Sunday visitors q* the Jarrard- H J Wilcox Sued* leather? are de­ of Mr and Mrs Jacob Rehor Sun­ .year. . Dr. and Mrs Frank Carroihexs Dan Wblldortf to the effect that lie is enjoying his EJlis'.on home were W- A House and The Missionary Sccltxy of Barry day. > ’ c:dadly"in" for nun and . Enroute to their home in Dillon, and Mr. and. Mrs. A H. CarvBth The luncheon committee wn* com- work very much nnd that he ex­ Gorden Brooks of Buttle Creek end nlle will jne< t with <Mrs. Greta '.Mont. Mr und Mrs J Ford Mc'­ spent women. You’ll find good pored of Mrs. Guy Keller. Mr:.. RobSunday In Detroit with ML *. pects to be there for some month. ; 1 Lloyd Elliston and Elsie Patten of Cobb. Wednesday of this week. Bain nnd daughter left on Ttic.-day quality jackeU at all these Nashville. . C ‘ Mr. Clayton Willits ekpeets to en.for Chicago after a visit with his Beatrice-Carrotlur., and Jasi-phfne trt Lambic and Mp. M. L. Cook. Nfn B. C. Swift, who is an offjeer Mr. and Mrs. CACobb and family prices i— teal School at Detroit ' sister. Miss Jennie McBain. Tliey George Reuter of Fort Recovery, last one of this season and tlie com­ ;u Hie Pythian Sister* Grand laxlge. and Miss Alta Aha Marshall of Bessemer Bcm ’-next, iwcek and ;nd Miss" Mi s Helen Willits also visited irwCanadu for a short Ohm. and his s-.n-in-iaw. F. H mittee ly charge will bc .Mrs. C. T. will Rave Tuesday, accompanied by spent Friday and Saturday at G.-C, .. .u' attend thc 8tat< Ethel mid Mrs Hotel Hitlk.'-y und 'time. w>n.Richard wore in Chica.-.o c;v• Glen Brower was in Jackson on Davidson. of Pittsburgh, Pa.. were Cordas. Mrs. Ju.-tph McKnlght, Mr.-. :Mrs. M .A. Dietrich. At this writ- Marshall's ■ ‘ Kalamazoo tn - wc do not khow just hqw many Mr* Hall entertained the tydcox The OStroth families luld n n Lxrknofid with Mr.--. Leon Tolhprat ot thc Pythinns will attend ths* Ladies' Aid at an aftern xm ihecting union at the Lake House Tlwrnapp Mr and Mrs C«ul Finstrom and . pharlcs rippy. who • died Friday ■■■■«i'railM ™'lr..nd. | having charge of the golf. Grand Izxtge to be held in Pontiac Thutsdav. Mr nnd Mn. Dan Lewis attended night from.injuries sii-itnincd in tip lake last Friday with a i;ood attem । on the 20th, y j,ir. jjob Elliston and Mrs. Ida ancc. Hu- air races m Grand Rapid.*, on automobile accident, Mr Tippy wax SEVENTY-SEVEN AT • I Ni'wall Williams, who was found Norton called* on Mrs. Will Ferri* OBSERVED GOLDEN Farmers arc busy getting -.thchr generp! UMaiinitv, niariager uof*- tho BbhduV. H.V3- Consumers ----------SEPTEMBER DINNER ,‘dead in his home at Acker's Point, in Veiniontvllle’-Tiiursdttj. Mr. and Mrs I. R. Glasgow mid p,-,w,T co. in this section. wheat'ground ready and sowing the WEDDING ON SUNDAY tong lake, wax' for some years* a Mr. and.Mrs. Leon Gray and fam- wheat Ml- Sadie Gla eo* went to Chicn.p >, VR.-v. L. L. Dewey left Tuesday for • resident here, and since then has fly of West Vermontville »p*MH Tuesday to uttcfid A Century o. Benton Harbor to attend the i.;*s- Autumn Flowers Made Very Fridnds Helped Mr. 0,lc.n v“»<!d here., hi* remains will Tue.«d;*.y and Wednesday with Mrs. ROBINifl E PARK. sk.ns ot the Michigan Conference of Attractive Decorations — , Ninctv J— — L . .be laid to rest this Monday P. M. Lulu Gray Mr. mid Mrs Donald Smith. Jr . MW the Methodist church. AU ho|x- j,,..* that and Mrs. Henry Larabee । in the Cprmcr I. O. O F cpmetery Orin Mead and Frances Olmstead Thursday aftgrueon gueato <f Mr. M. and Mrs. Stem, Chnn, <f Flint ven utek^uiil musts of Mr. be and his fairiilp may returned beside his parents. Thc funenjl will were married Monday at the home und Mr- M L CAok and other rcla- *for- another.year. ---------------- " Celebrate Occasion Ri-v •* M. E. Hoytnnd Mr*. Evred Jackson- were, Mr. Bfivcnty-wven.' members of the be under aifeplijes of the of Fred Mead. fashioned fives here .,,llll..,firv l“’’ ‘the “"P'S ”* ww ft»a- Maof rrea Mean. An An out old lasmoneci of Nashville accompanied Rev. .Hastings Country club attended the' k t Mr rn-rf Mr- Iiiirv r t -utow w,’ ',’nlr, orde: ■ whlc1’* he was u mcm- belling wav one feature of the e-.c- and Mr.-. Henry Randall of PJymMr. and Ml’s. F. . Jv.ma.Y and. Dewey. Mrs. F^arl_ .Htnchcr nnd inilny •vyear*. cnr<’ ',,SnS- The musicians a!w> called on ,outh, .... Creek z—£-u. ’ Mr !uj(J Mri( A!brrt ip,v,mf.r an(j ( September dinner given liu- Thurs­ eLuJ-kref wMh1 -t Y’mherinE of be.- tor ,n,1ny Mr Randolph ■ ! Buttle Maxiner of Lansing. Mr day evening nt the club lidusc. The cchbrated with a gathering of , path ring t> This (nee daughter, Th,s town ,own was wn' greatly greatly saddened saddened Mr. Mi and and Mrs. Mr*. Gaylord Gaylord GrayGray--<m. cnlb d on Mr. and Mrs C E. Grohe Mi-, J< an Arndt accompanied MK lounte was especially attractive and Mrs. Roy BAKKtt and cha. , at the- C«nth ‘ to h' "r of thp a,:clrient that caused LuciHe Gootlsom and Mr and Mrs. dren of Grand Rapid.i, cousins of c:i Sunday . . . Charlotte Beumer- to Anu Arb *i with large bouquets of .autumn Creek church. Sunday ,1™' f”r s. ’ ’ ( ..w d'ath o! DonaId wu «». young ­ Merle Belies ■ nee Olive Duhb. . Gcukea. youngMonday, where Mias Cha.rlotte will flowers, : Mrs Jackson, wtium she had nu» the^ two’ large botiqti' ts ol Henry Lirabee and Vlolji Stantort est son of Mr _ iUUl M „ Arlhlir ___ _ ___ ____ ________ __ atMntO, ‘ MTand Mr* Albert Conklin of Monday wore. Mrs Ella Bush t>! Los take hurse's training at University various colored dahlias grown by for twenty-seven years. They CLOTHING & SHOES •*eiv tmu.ri :n niarriare Gt uker., on Sunday evening He Chre.-.g..'and R^ 'Conklin oFunlori met Angele*. California, and Mrs. Sarah hospital. A number of farewell par- Jos« , abo culled on Mr. and Mrs.' Rush (Tn McKnight being an urtusuai 1383. nt ’ 'V.?*;'., a!’d d-’ u’hU'' riding tn Don-;ci<.. the week end with their __nu FOR MEN & BOYS feature At contract Uridr- --- ” und daughters' of Mlddle'- .’imut Ji> >«m • .if 1 wti. t. aids car. near Irving, ran off the:moth:i. Mra. Frank Norton. They Randall v.u‘--------------------alter 'the dinn-r. M: they moved io Ka.kxskn 7,.ir;\ they . roiu|. He was severely injured, called on Mr* Jay Hawkins, an ».l — yJ A. j Mi« Marjorie Kenyon, who In. Van.Bus.kitk wm high sc< Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar spent III HASTINGS here .‘mu- re ided. Three childrti. rushed to the hospital and died soon aunt. in Vernknftviile Saturday eveS. Kenni tlv .u! Bedford. Ll •s>: -J been spending her vacation with h-r Sunday with with the former’s xtstar, Ijl wen- b'in to Ulis union. Harry, who utter reaching Pennock hamituL He nfiii Sunday Mr and Mrs- Wm I. Stu; fr--in parents. Mr. and Mrs. 4x>rr Kenynn. Woodland, w a* high for the men. a-' i ut- uif,- nnd zlmn’litcr. r.itne t', wu« „ . *Mrs. Otto Lightfoot, and family of l' . , , . .wm i.his . father Ebcr Hoffman _ ..... ’ called A' . / Hi d ». ndtJ-At: iv . ■* L employ qf of Hasting Thursday until Sunday. Ebt-r Hoffman of Hastings called prcepo’-’ —-----— —-----------• ■1... has returned to I*liiliic^-lplir.i t > re* Mr. and Mr* -Carl W. Wc-pintiu gathciing u.!h lit- parent:. Ivn n his meat market, was well known on hl*- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter ‘ mTJVi . H. ... »,.d Mr. a.,.-, HB> Bm|na m wb() srnne her duties a* Associate Profr— were chairmen of the committee in the uko pu.-red uway 14 yrs. ago and here and had many friends who Hoffman Saturday ttoinaC^i .•or in the Biological Chemistry . De­ dwrgc. which was compOM-d of Mr. Harold. v..;o died in infancy They join with tllc family in their sor-| MH Ella TivDr of Nashville und vlsi visiting Mrs. Evrijl .t,nR ** r’- ^ ’n? .•Jajkson ’a_-,C5xln flbr ,vr sev- • ed her parents. Rev Fred Horn and partment of the Women’s Medical and Mrs. Keljpr Stem. :Mr. and Mr:. have 12Knuxfcidldrvn andtwbgr.w. row. 1 * n rt.mniln nf re rral wwk-‘ "lurdcd’ Sunday R her family frSm Saturday until Mon­ ------ • — ;A B Campbel). of .Charto.tc•*!*«« home m Rockford.--IllCollege of Pcnnsy!vania.«Miss Ken- Joseph McKnlght, Dr sand Mr granlchildren. —— ---------------‘d.ty night and Mr and Mrs Byron . ------------- -------------- ----■ Sunday al the Frank Norton home. -— ynn went lo Decker Thursday^’ join. Erank .CarAptlw:-. Mrs. Snsephinc Mr and---Mrs. Julian Potto. .-spent Moody and two sins of South MaA bountcou*- dinner was served at SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. ' Miss Eleanor Nlqup. who is her as- T<>dd and E\J Huffman T|iey were noon to aCaut W relatives and i Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. SaniJfc; - pla Giove spent- Sunday with them, a.,j I NORTHWEST THORN-APPLE. tn the department, and they as.sL-.ied by Mr. and Mrs Jack StAn. l.^irl. -.11 I .blj... b in, UT) lx..,M; „'na . be of Middleville Elmer Anders of Brush Ridge by auto fur Philadelphia Friday. Mr- and Mrs. Earl Warcham. M. spent Friday and Saturday • night • ifulc c.eccrn.ed for the occasion Kdq’trer to Indiana Wednesday ■ to’ ”I,ie Parmelee Aid will meet tn [ , Uster KinnC nnd Robert and Mrs. Charles' S. potto. Mr and There SOUTH SHULTZ. with Clinton Hom. . ■ riiero wi-.e w. .( ttwo biide.'lakes, one of att4.f1(| funeral of thc former* -tllc basement Thuntday. Sept. 21 ' Abbey of Hostings, Mrs. Albert Mrs. G. E Goodyear and Mn. Orace;w Mr. and Mrs. Alva Kenyon a ink hlch Mrs Utrnlxc ; tjw* borne. twln Mr5 Kat<. Homan, and : Supper served by committee. Mem-1 Mr. and Mrs. Forest Smith spent Klnnc of Flint and Mr. and Mr.' S. Dodds ’ ; A.ter uinr.cr Mrs. Eduard Camp-, returned home Thursday evening. ib<’rs came early and bring needle sons, Bobbie and Bernie ol Bellevue, SUndsy with relatives in Battle Cecil Ronk of Battle Creek spent , bell.-m behalf of the guests, present- [ junior Lucas of Battle Creek'snent and thimble, also election of officers, spent Saturday night with hU sts- Creek. • the past week in Chicago attending REBEKAHS TO MEET ed Mr. and Mr... Larabee with num-!froni Thursday till Sunday with' Mr- and Mrs- G«°ntc Adams and' ter. Arney Bonneville, and family Ronald Kenyon u spending a few A Century of Progress. and Sunday with his parents, Mr. FRIDAY EVENING erous gifts hi:<1 a large sum of rLawn-ncc Lucas. Mrs. Veronica Lu- Mrs. Irene Adams and Miss Roberta.'arid days wi{h his- parents near Belle­ Mrs. Grace Ingram nnd mother. Mrs. G E. Ketjyon. ___ _u._ money.. General visiting w.us en-;cn5 nntJ frjPn(to camc sllnday &vc. Shaw of Middleville were Qipidny Mrs. Jennie Salsbury., of Battle , Thi* community was shocked to vue. Eiirhty-Second Anftnd ” 'A'‘n , » 5 wb*“ng|ninR and tqok birn’bofiac. ' ' afternoon guest* of Mr. and Mrs.i' hear of thc sudden death of Newell [Creek wen- in the city Sunday, lhe Obscrvinff uoscrvniL aiLiny oouuuu („.lu many m0JT mlch Bnnjveri.arlv5 , lhp Harvester Band will meet with 1 John Strouse of Carlton Center. I foimer attending the'lecture at thniversary of OrgnniaaGuests Uere prerent from Lansing. | Jf,an Kantncr Saturday afternoon.’ ' -‘nd Mrs Frank O»rixw and William* nnd he has many friends, Britiiam-Harrington, a veteran of i Central auditorium and thc latter j 43 years oi railroading,’ on retiring .Kalamazoo. Battle Crrek. Chester, chto. Fark*e and ronkeith. Carol.Himily spent lost week with the here who regret his passing. | visiting Mrs. Claude Wend tion of thc Order Mr. and Mrs- Claud Mlnzey of said U:e modern radroad man has . Hastincarand Delton. 'Richard und Russell Brodbeck and former ’ s sister tn Chicago and nt-; . •M!.5' ®“,rtora Wilcox left on Sun- [ rriaiiv [Tustin visited Mr-and Mrs. G, E. ■ a sissy's Job—they've taken the kick Friday nijjni night, J5 is lo to D! b ,- „a KaM gain, time _ «•• pjaher tc<>)c lhe t,xcurB1-,n.-t.) • u-nded A Century of Progress If THAT Day day for Olivet where she will attend fot the Rebekah Lodge of this dtv. Kenyon Friday night and Saturday. ■ । out of it with their autonuitic sigA Century of Progress Sunday. I Mr- nnd Mr< Earl Kcrmeen were j college this year. Miss Wilcox was; At Mx-thirtv there will be n pot Probctc (fudge Stuart Clement Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hecker and 'entertained at thc tome of thc tat-:' Mabel Horn of Battle Creek visit- Inals, air brakes and such." Ever Comes— honored lhr'|UC.upper, v’ . ........ .. ..with .........a scholarship'by ---------Mr.,. Bl,n. Porrm.n r„^ ,„pthc service „„ ,„nn„. children performed on A Monday; aftd Mrs. Ann;) Christian of lcr js mother. Mrs. Jack Snyder, of College. Her many friends extend tow ig chairman of arrangements. m...,-,Katamawx) spent Sunday afternoon Shultz Monday evening and ennx M-4“,'"“J’M congratulations and best wishes. - rrK.lUr Mk, witb Mr>. Mary Fisher. I joyed a lovely hah supper. ^Lvs Hulda Euper. Mrs S L. Big- 1U , fix kupp,r low Mi<lrtl<-v.llr AUobdli.B <iv bride wa.Guy Kantner and family were1 MrS- Elizabeth Finkbeinrr spent iqdl of Fowlerville. Mrs. Christina fa is lo be rrndrrrd In obrermnte of Orurf Rapid* n.:„a. Sunday guests at Rev and -Euper. Mr- and Mra.’Ted Etiprr of X cfhty-Sd anXmry" oi Emw C Kerwin ol Grand sir..,. .... ... . . .. ;ir.d*tto b<-..t man was John M. i Frank in -n 'L,au Aouneblocd. Youngblqpd. ofof Ctdedoiiia Cnledonia. ■ Woodbind. Mrs. W. 8. Hewitt. Mrs. the organization of Rebekah Oddfel- ar.d’tho ix.-t man was John M. Frank Mcxom in Caledonia in hon- Dan • Balke of Middleville. Congrntula-lor of Rev. Moxam’.s birthday. i------------- i"“ ’----Etta Nash and daughter Alberta Ipwshfp L Mr. Mr., BWnard Bulkau oil were guests nt thc home of Mr. and ----- RzMuh tt >M "O •k;tM~-_________ - ___________ necessary. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooke visit­ .Mrs. Howard Hewitt on Sunday. present ns a fine time is assured. . nrrnvritixr- Kim xi2nU1u andn ^lrS।ed his mother in Sparta Sunday. The. eh..rt,r ot Jhe l.rat tubefcih , ] <T1 ** A'T" “"M Joy tiie comfort of com­ Mr. and Mrs. John Isaacson and Glcndon and Conidia Eckardt Friday, Sept. 22 Sept. 23 I.■ and fortable vKloti now — and [son of Seattle, WashingCon. nnd Mr. lodge is dared July- 7 188’’ and there' H is r»dnews to the many. Gill Sunday afternoon. Miss Rose Eckardt visited rela­ always. Glad to be of help. , Hill of Detroit, agent of thc Isaaci know that .'he is recovering so I daughter of Lansing. Mr. nnd Mrs. tives in Grind Rapids Wednesday. j son Company, were week end guests Born to Mr and Mrs. Spenor 1 <*t • I splendidly from her serious acci-1 Otto Townsend nnd son Franklin. • of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Tyden Mr. i Johnson Sept 13. a baby girl. u.'pT: I Isaacson is president of the Uaac- I RACIIEIOR'S BRIDGE ( I t’B dent Thr ,ari;c caw ha* bvcn r-’’-: Mt' < Phoebe Oaks and Mr. and Mrs. Mtss Esther Schuler returned to isnn Forging /and .Manufacturing Tlx B.a»lor'» Brldko Glut, nxi ">“•« »n« M«-1- ITMUW mor, cam-, W.fer ru.Tr .nd «u. called on her work in Ann Aftor hospital aft... ----< ... --- -----2 Bora 13C EYESIGHT SPECIALIST ! Company of Seattle. He was on hu Monday night at thc home of Mi-.i fortably as „a result. ----- , Her ; sister.'Mrs. , Illnu Glenn Wotring Sunday eve- eV PALMOLIVE SOAP a vacation of four weeks. 1 । nlng. way home from Washington, where Mildred BroWn. celebrating <hl-r Mrs. A C. Broun of Grand Rapids Mr. nnd Mrs. Noah leader and Phone 2634 Halting. Full Quart 19C Mr. and Mrs. Levi Kantner were he had landed if large government twentieth birthday The Club's u M^Ung <tth her care. ■ AMMONIA Mr. and Mrs Hubtrt Ixador and; Sunday guests with Rtutsell Kantner contract. He reports business condl- new members, Mi-.-e-; Jnlui Durkee. ’ ,b children of Grand Rapids came feat -. 2 Lb. Bo. 17c in Hastings ! lions are improving on thc coast * land Beth Hods, were officially ini*• c»-vu. MACARONI to see ML« Corneha Eckardt Mr. and Mrs . Edward Thompson urday Hated, directly follpaed by the eler-' Mrs- Wm. McCann will entertain before returning to New York Qlty tion of new officers for the year, the, Y. M L. Club tomorrow, Thurs- and son spent Sunday with John Mn>. Came L Gcrlinger .ind Mrs. SALAD DRESSING ruii a^n. 25c Mead in honor of his birthday. Law ­ Mlss Lucile Willltto u:ts elected riny, at her home in Irving village Herman Winkler were in Hastings president and Miss Julia Durkee H will be an all day meeting with a rence Luc.u and family, and Junior Friday. SANDWICH SPREAD 2 j- 25c i pot luck dinner. A secretary and treasurer t •'happy “time •is­ an- Llica,i were callers there in thc aft­ ernoon. GLASS CREEK. j Light refreshments were servedI licipated. and thp rest of . thc evening was Sunday visitors at Chas. Whitte­ MAXWELL HOUSE THE LITTLE RED BRICK. HOPE VENTER. • -----------then spent......playing bridge. Highi/ more s were, Cleo Brown and fam­ by MJm Lurtk wn .[ Mrs. .Minnie Hammond has just ily of Hickory Corner*, Fred Bechtel*-! L Mrs. MelllAsa Ashby from KalaC m TELEPHONE 2 24 1 Utts. 'mazoo returned t > her home Sunday returned home from a few days’ wife and son of Hastings. Frank*■ FANCY QUALITY latter visiting her son. Fred Ashby, visit with her daughter andjamily. Francisco, wife and baby and a । PARTIES FOR MISS BESSMER. ‘and family. Corner of State and-Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Mich. Mrs. Chas.. Hendershott, of Hender­ friend ot Kalamazoo and Lowell i Several very delightful parties i Mr. and Mr-- Chas. McDermott shott districts ■ Whittemore oi High-Street. were Riven last week honoring Mira ^attended the 50th wrtMmg anniver­ Mr. and Mrs, Reuben Gcrlinger ol Robert McOlocklm. and .lanUly lb 26c Charlotte Bewmer. who has pone to sary of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Larnbec Hastings I'-atlcd on their niece and and Mis* Virginia Havens of Has­ Ann Artor to enter training- at Sunday at the Cedar Creek church family. Mrs- Warren Bolton. Fri­ tings were Sunday vuitors. at For­ University hospital. . . rest Haven*;' I Mr. and Mrs- Burdette Lyttle. Mr. day night. j. On Wrditfsday evening.- Miss Bar-;■ and Mrs. George Kahli-r. Mrs. Donald Rcickord of -Detroit . t* Sunday vbitors at Fred Otis' were, bam Wilcox was hades* tn eight I Chrystal Schear. Mr - Mtble Kay spending a few days with his uncle Louie Eraay and -family of Kala­ MEAT MARKET SPECIALS yvung people who spent thc eve- and Mrs. Ethel Williams attended A nnd family. Will Strausbaugh. mazoo. nine with bridge and other games,' Century of Progress hr Chicago Will Haywood's daughter and Mr. and Mrs Art Lord. Mr. and New Vacuum Filler . Latest Styles I and on Saturday night Miss Bessie Sunday. • family from Knlamazoa spent Bun­ Karmes entertained eight friends at ■ Mis.-- Inez .VUby add friend and day at thc former's home. Lord also Sid Lord of Buttle Creek . . Double Points the Trio Cafe, honoring .Miss Rc«- ;Mr. and Mrs Clyde Ashby of Kal­ Bernard Hammond spent thc week were Sunday visitors at Roy Oakes'. । mer. Several informal parties were amazoo spent Sunday Lemuel and Melvin Oakes spent IS. ll'/gc ouuuu; — ----the Martin family of with niw, their end vtoiting HAMS Fancy, Hockleit Picnic. also given at the home of Mr. and■ parents. Mr and Mrs. Fred Ashby 1[Dowling. Howling. the week end with relatives m Bat­ PENS ..... $5.00, $7.50 Mrs. Albert .Beumer Mr anu and «.e. Mrs Chas Kahler and. ~ Mr. and an AW. W*««n Bolton, tle Creek. if. and .Mrs- Clifford r-l.ffzvrH Kahler and nnd |I Le*i» LeWlS "nd an Boyd spent Sunday with Mr. SUNDAY AFTERNOON PENCILS.... $2.50, $3.50 Biblical Well BURGLARY. tons returned home after spending a 1 the latter s parents. Xfr. and Mrs. Jacob's well in the Holy land Is Sunday aftemron a thief entered week n' A Century 0! Progress injDiwis Clum. of take Odensn. This NEW VACUUM FILLER gives you MORE __ __________ I ^..1.. described ns having "n narrow opeuthe office of Mayor Leonard's un-. chltl1' NOTE: These Low Prices Include the IN K without increasing the size of the pen. The Ing Just wide enough to allow the dertaktng establishment, upstairs in' LAKEVIEW. i Fifty children. Including thlrty- body of a man to pass through with 3% Sales Tax the Stebbins bl<x-k. and Mole- be­ double point gives you two styles of points in one Cogswell was home from' nine girls le«»- ----than five years old. arias tween $50 and 860 cash therefrom/ Lloyd vzvF.--.,.................................. anna upurieo. uplifted, ao<i and me the narrow neca. neck. pen. Let us show you these famous new pens The same thief also Jimmied the Camp Champion from Wednesday arc listed as married In Mysore which 1» about 4 feet tong, opens door leading into the Commercial untU Sunday. 1 ifate. India. lnta lhe «.eI1 hM|f which is cylln.' .. --------J! drjean.* . ----- •bapH . . and. about . . l4 Club offices. He took no plunder Geonre Gillespie visited the noma, 7 . feet We Also Carry A Complete Stock of there. The thief was evidently an folks Wednesday night and Sunday. Holland LiitM Cake inched in diameter." The depth wa* expert. After he had unlocked and Hr will work in Mictngaq during, Holland'* cltlea offer varied shopj doubtless much greater In ancient Wo Deliver The Big Little Store PhiMo the grape liarvest. taken the monev from the Izonnrd PARKER’S QUINK In All Colors. ...’s .......... •„ rl« KM ,-•!? Patch Mk haul, tlsi„ t,Jt w!1 t„hn,s hkrOUu rate he locked it to there *at no. Frank Cofrrell »prelal and dehelou* kind of j into n smi now it it no more than suspicion of a burglary until Mon-'.‘Sunday mitcTa at Henry Meatl’i in I 1 Haatlngi. I c«ke. | T5 feet deep. day when the safe was opened. LADIES OF THE HAS- aughtor aChsp- Social Events and Personal Mention ing for l)i him r morn- «n*lng. narlotte Hl. rrougha latter* Whit- :t home faskins-. Russell making --- ._CX. -- S* and o Mon- » - ---- I SMART SERVICEABLE .J SUEDE LEATHER JACKETS . . no \ T.S. Baird LOW PRICES Saturday, Vinegar L. V. BESSMER I8|c E.ch Reed’s Drug Store BUTTER <b. 251c PARKER PENS . . . COFFEE Beef Steak 17c Oleo Margarine 2Ll- 17C HINMAN’. ----------- �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1933 Mr. and’ Mr*, Arthur Plo*g an.!' ONE C . WORD. NO ADVER TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c ReV. and Mrs, Alix Guaranteed T Fitting Service Sundaj Mr. Mr -'. Minnie .Hiatt of Lynn. In (liana, and Mr. and ,M.-- Earl Jimmy of Rich Every truss we fit is gnsr sntecd to hold, the lupturo CARDS of THANKS tnohd, Indiana. s JuUnent for you. Let u» show yon the New Akron Trnu feature ••Selective Pressure ControlNothing else like cumfnimiiy « ord i certain! v Sailth und The Prescription Drug Store HASTINGS MICHIGAN being Smith was born Apr M.incl; Our Service To PROTECT You Constantly Adjuit Fairly Pay Promptly THE CHURCHES CITIZEN’S MUTUAL cnunpii or the united brethren 40# Klhmu.o Niti. Bink Bkts GEORGE M. NEWTON SPECTACLES FITTED. REPAIRED. BROKEN LENSES REPLACED. WATCH, CLOCK. JEWELRY REPAIRING. CASH FOR OLD OOLD IMib.l li-.irb ,i|i(t m Can P.EE METHODIST CHURCH. SEWING MACHINES CARLTON CENTER. PRAIRIEVILLE. i" School. Sunday, nt ten There will be no M. .K services Sli Epworth League in Hu- eweve- next Sunday as our paMfr. Rev. the day. Leonils, will go this week wF0nr.->. nd Mlles be ing ... Henton ... ....... day tu Benton Harbor taHittcnd Harbor attending conference, Sev­ eral from here will attend fbr a day’ Mr.- Cleon Landbn suffered se- .ti v. acre scalp Injuries lust week when Tliuoc who called on Mrs. She Ip she Aaain an uutoniobih- accident, at Pennock hospital la-t week were. Geo,.Cole !•; scrlouidy ill with an M-Mlilme- Harold Jone.i. Milo Ia-1^ attack ul upixmdlcllis. u »n D N- Honeywell. Ellen Ck*»p-T,‘Mr and Mr.-. K. J. Beck and II. Ethel Stebbins W. F. Smith daughter*. Anna and Phyllis, and Grwrgc Wood. -Glad to report• Mrs. Henry William* and daughter. Shrip as- recovering from her Gerulthhc. attended A. Century of Progress from Thursday until Sun:• operation fiieely'. . Mr. and Mrs .Millard Brechelscn irrtdt. Mr and .Mrs. D 11, Mr. and MrL Harry ■and son. Charley, went Sunday on aWTcnce ' Wilkink Mr. ., the excursion to A Century ot PrwgMullen. Cleone Woodman. Mr.;. John Usborne und Mrs. 11. Robert McKibbln and Mr. and L. Allerding vinited their .brother. __ Sunday. Mr, ami Mr-.,, Daniel Knowlr.i. Bunday, who 1.- ser­ Vaughn Mott motored to Chicago. iously III with a heart attack. Sunday and will rtmntn until Sot-.' Mr. and Mrs. John Zuschnitt visurduy Some other- may have gone fed at the Wm. Crockford home Sunday. Mrs. Crockford* djtu'hbut have not reported it. Gene Defk of Cloverdale wok ter ot Sturgis, who has visited her l.iiind -in our cemetery Sunday. ‘ mother the past week, returned to Mr and Mr , Ma-on Miner and her home Sunday. Word has Just been received thut iildrvn of Homer Were giicxta of and Mrs Wallic Smith Sunday, Geo Cole is being taken to tlx.- hos­ and Mrs Raleigh Adrtan.un pital Ulis Monday morning nnd ex|M>cU to be operated dn Wedne-iday or Thursday ot this week. iiu the afternoon. ’ Mrs Jackson is visiting her sis­ STATE ROAD. ter. Mr- Doyle, at Ot-rgo. and Mrs, F. fl Hitches were church NOTICE TO CBEDITOkS. HA! STATE OF M|CH|i>AN somewhat Im- or the nazabcnb. G o'clock dinner Thursday evening Pall the v CHANCERY NOTICE STATE <>»' M'l'llb, V. ually write the pewet Hast STATE OF MICHIGAN. CaiuervaUnu Coniuih-ton - O.I'EK FOB r Uli I.II. ATKIN. Mr and Mrs N. C. Kraft of Char­ lotte were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Seymour Jordan. Mr. and Mrs Bert Palmer and children sjient Sunday with her par­ ent.-. Mr. ami Mrs. Cyrus Shroyer, m-ar Barbers Corner.-. Mrs Lloyd Culver and children ace -jW'lidhiK a lew weeks' with Mr. I’niovnoH* and-Mt* Ray Mackey of Waldron. . Beginning thi- Sunday the Buni;il)i 'day Schoo! will be fl! 2:30. P M. iQi'-.-ting. lean instead of- 10.00 AM. Reverend Fu-ld* of- -Middleville will assist In rram coipmiltw. . -----Everyone invilcd to Shedd o: l>-|’on called Mtrvicci and Lucy Sunday p. attend.1 . Thc Mlws Marunret Palmer and F;ank Undcru.kxi of Campbell ure staying In Huson Mix Jlelcn tmga f>>r two wrefca while Mrs. Rlwn . Church i- on her vacation Miss’ Edna Brrbaas I- njtcnding Tiuimnpplc-Kellogg High -cliool. oriRlnated on on farm r«JarR.«->n for a few days. ' Dr. C. O. Wilcox FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH DENTAL OFFICES • At thc Drlion Hospital Delton Michigan FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST C.ir. Clinrrh »nd C/ni«r Scree, Have That Broken Glass Replaced NOW! Cold Weather Is Near ■ K New end l^ecf AUTO PARTS • 7 run:- I OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS Glenn F. Laubaugb PHONE i. ivy, l- much better and exBattle. Creek thi. Monday Arthur Ingcr-ol and wife of; arcctnpanled by the; CHURCH OF CHRIST. COATS F. C. Wing. Pi.itor Airplane Ride for $122 DELTON M. E. CHURCH NOTES L D Mile*. PimUr Sunday, Sept. 24 NOT CI TO CP.EDITORS From Haywood's Field, Hastings W. D. BLAIR Llcenied Pilot From Grand Rapid. _______________________________ 9-20 EMMANUEL CHURCH. (EPISCOPAL) McNally. D. D Rrctcr r St. T-l. 253« . Look your farm machinery over NOW and then talk with me about what I can do for you. CHUBti( II Mt tec. Church LOWELL FISHER Chum- BUILDING AND MOVING GENERAL REPAIR Phone 51 F3 Woodland. Mich. What Would You Do wCil THE SHOP IS NOW OPEN AND READY FOR WORK REVOKED Your > Mortuary ' Service- 2ml TIED lip All Your FAIR LAKE. Thc Bunnell Ladle.*’ Aid will me Sept. 28 wit bell. . Mr and 3 urd Dti-Jl.i Diitinctivo Funeral Service All work.will be handled with promptness, and my prices will be found to be REASONABLE! IF THE LAW . .. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. CHARLES H. LEONARD FARMERS There is no doubt that you. have machines and tools on your farm that 1 can weld and repair and SAVE you the expense of buying new parts, or possibly new machines. WEgLEVAN METHODIST at lUvUcga. is sUdartfad, BECAUSE of serious illness, and by the order of my physician, I was compelled to close my welding and ma­ chine shop on Michigan Ave., which has rerhained closed for more than two years.* I feel that I have now sufficiently . recovered my health and can resume my work. I have improved and rearranged my shop so that I can satisfactorily and economically handle ALL WELDING and MACHINE REPAIR WORK. HASTINOS CITY MISSION. B«v. T. H. H«o«. Psstor NOTICE TO C KI DITOBI - K>u sdect year ' Own stAfidx-d Announcement ' Mi' HASTINGS MARKETS jentor tn Ptsher an in Lal 1933 Michigan’* Financial Re»pon'sibility Law Provide* Gecif Kndsley and of Kalamazoo visre Thursday ol last Mr. and Mrs. Prank Cpgswell and family ox Lajteview' were Sunday T eveiiifie toilers -a> Orr Fuher’*. ; Damon Warmr and. r Bedford were Sun-1 ' Mr, and Mrs. Roland Barry's COOK’S WELDING AND MACHINE SHOP JUST NORTH OF THE OLD ROLLER MILL see us roe issusascc Hastings. Mich. It. G. Brumm. Phone Al—F3 Nashville, Mich. const tione look! story k groui ’ the (ram fence day < bwn wish* had' prem Km., oi s. and Getha Vnndcrbrook of :.>!?>ni.t.-oo wire rallcrs1 of Mr. and .Ben-mi Sunday. il Sht'lp ranu- hoim* n«m Monday. c Club met at tlw Announce* the Opening of hr*t Die burnt stood tral and Used • la’ti l 's sV!«T. Mf.i. Curtis good yield., , iuham. Clarence Hardy and Eldon MatW J. I* ll'v w.i n jru.-st of thew. urre in Schoolcraft Tu«.-duy and 3'r-. Charlo Mullen nnd un-bu.-am-.ss. . • Bovd Cortright of Otsego the Mr. and Mrs. Max Bradley and Mr. and Mrk Keith Babcock and •afthrop went to Kalama- 'family, all of Batth- Creek -jxnt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton L O Miller, returning Wednesday. Becker. Mi . and Mrs. Llewellyn Erb and . Little Betty Bryan.- of I fender ‘on -.pent thc fore purl of the week >lx>tl spent last week with he caiuln. NetAcColeman. ii and daughter of Mr ..- Marv' O'Connor sja-nt the .'(-•k did gtlests of week end with Mr.- Bertha McKib­ tlb. it Rogerbln of Yankee Springs. • smith resumed her Robert O’Connor was in Detroit t the Rnringlleld. M-mdny. chcol Monday, on-! Mr. and Mrs. Eldon MAtthews had company this week from Kan-w Mr and Mrs. William Smith 'X1 REPAIRED and RENTED Get Your Supplies of The Singer Sewing Machine Co. At Roble-ki's Elec. Shop HMUngs, .Mich. ’ Phone 2231 CHANCERY NOTICE NORTH MICHIGAN AVE HASTINGS, MICH �PART TWO—Pai THE HASTINGS BANNER ■| Wednesday, Sept. 20, 1933 | H..rold Andrew, and EAST WALL LAKE | Mr. and Mrx. McCannon and two State street, or ' Ma Street'' asjvfhere the C. K. A S. tiack begins, AND VICINITY. Mix and Xfr. and Mrs. Fret-bell and we tNrn called'tt, Ww3R one to in- acrow the Full err-vk valley on] Sprague went to Toledo 1Detroit spent thc week end Sprague. FROM FORESTRY WORK Homemakers Corner >pire nduurutton. Th* atore build- State St., andldg about where Trim's Hertha Tobias. who for th* _______ SUhday taking Irma and Lonna , Iflihe Maturcen cottage.. iiaww iiL.wivk m„ at re all frame structures. Mo=t! budding now itenda. Il stood on, — I Mr. Fenner and daughter of Kalmin innO l,Km n«'ded paint and some of I stilts, oa.you might say. When it President's Order to Oontin- By Home Economics Specialists Maus* to tlwlr home then*. Mlehbrxn State College Donald Reynold,, of Crisaty called nmazoo spent Saturday afternoon lord Kahler'« went lo Ciwwry :lln lobu ue oimp. flood In..rUe. on his grandparents Sunday. .Iscre. major btuincss of the town weini-d h>M»iw>. Il -m • .unvrau. otw- I o« Oamp» Good Insurance to bc sellipg liquor. No hcense wua ing. , for Future Timber Patterns tor slip covers are just as then required. There was not a gro­ bLrJto'S'u? «**• Un-nr-CaunaM rmpto(Continued from page one) ntccuary as patterns for dresses. in cery in ILutings that did not have order to give a trim and well-fitting first buildings here erected in 1837 a saloon in thejront, tn the rear, or order S SS appearance, according to home, eco­ Tiie Hadley mill building was in the basement; and there were mere ».rr terd Lanalks alafc ot I nomics extension home- furnishing vrn- elnkwt white pins nUnk-StSTriSSf/Sf v burned the oUier night. It' liod plenty of other places where liquor lhe no the main travelled residence dent. koo*'™ * » materially nene specialists at Michigan State Col­ stood in that immediate locality tar was sold that werd not groceries On nt thia state both now and in the • ut least seventy years, probably sev­ Just when the census was made the street* there wen* board walks, future, according to the forestry de­ lege ulxxit six feet wide, always made of It ts well to make the pattern ot eral more. Near tiie corner of Bond writer cannot recall, but at some, partment at Michigan State College muslin, labelling each piece, not and Hanover streets stood what we time in the early seventies there clear grhlt* pine, with stringers of Immediate benefits are the em­ used to call "the upper grist mill." were 27 places in Hastings wliere li­ two m three Inch stuff, also dear. ployment-of men who otherwise 'only to make certain that the fin­ If one now owned the pine lumber would be out of work and who ished cover will exactly fit the chair, The pond that furnished water for quor was sold at retail. Its operation was several'blocks up What is now thc Parker house was wiUch rotted in sidewalks in Has­ might become a social problem In but also it will save the time and Fall creek, a long race conveying tlien mostly an 6pen square with two tings he would have an ample for­ lhe cities from which they were re­ effort of modelling a new pattern the water to thc mill. sides on Main- and Church streets.' tunecruited. Work done by ■ these men when another cover is needed. The public buildings in Hastings The other two sides consisted*of the will add to me the attractiveness ana and KLINGENSMITH. . consisted of Hie Jail previously men­ old two story frame hotel building; to the commercial [Mobilities ot ‘ from* the tioned. which was a ft>(j>lddJng witli steeping rooms upstairs. Down­ Marshall Tripp and Mr. and Mrs, looking place; the old frame Two stairs were the offices, sample rooms Albert Green and family spent Sat­ All prices in this advertisement include the Michigan 3 per cent Sales Tax urday morning with Mr. and Mrs. story school building on thc Central and the inevitable bar. „tunu X*SS*<^ k grounds, which had four rooms; but About where the Trim building Tripp made his home with Mr. and tra(|e ,n Michigan are large but the ’the crowning feature was the old stands, on EaM State street, there Mrs. laixon for several yeanUyfore j forestry department says'J back, across the seal. and. down the frame court bouse. There was a high was a steep descent to tiie fl<*>r of coming here. He also calleT on his lhat tlle continued prosperity of>; front of the chair to lhe floor. One fence around the court house square. Fall creek valley. The roadway wu» atnclv and wife, Mr. and Mrs. How-1 Up.*r Michigan is dependent upon:, and one-halt inches for each seam i Rt eac^ angle is added to thU mess­ It was needed, because in that early tlwn raised only two or three feel ard Helms ut Morley. From there' day cows roamed lhe streets at their above tin* level of lhe valley and. In they went to Hardy Dam and then . working factories and Proper i •l,0*g*t the bwn sweet will. A house owner w|io' times of high water, Was frequently to XfiL-kegon and spent the night wood J<* •kin? 'n,M«ur.. wished to have a lawn or a garden flooded. There'was a bridge over the there. Sunday llwy motored to Ot­ harvesting of timber are best adapt- atJ*’* had' to have a fence around his creek and a sharp rise, beginning on tawa Beacti and had dinner and cd to tiie natural resources of tiie the region i *rom the floor to the top or the jirrmLw.i and a recurely fastened tiie east bank of the stream, and from there, back home. W«r».r, In «>n Mnw».U«n »*',*!»'°„!± Dorothy Roberts has been Hl but Rate. or he would sutler tlw invasion extending eastward. One can we CHOICE QUALITY MEATS >».rfnrn0no ta.k, *ow f°r tiie sides of the chair. t)ien of his lot by sotuebody's cow. us­ now that tiie present roadway Ims was able to attend school again IsLst ually wiih plenty of company. Tlw been cut down'to quite an extent week which wc arc very glad to re­ welter can recall tlw bitterness of front the original erut bank. "men. port. ' the controversy when it was pro­ to avoid hauling a heavy load up a Th- revival meetings at Yankee were not familiar with woods »wk: *"M t^ measurement is taken ~ from floor ,n lo ,h the top nf ot ,h lhe ”" the ftAnr * ,nn * “arms rm* ' * posed to keep cows off the streets of sharp* grade, there was a detour Springs have, been Will attended at first but now have adapted them-1"* • Hastings Many a protest was ut­ leading up the valley to Green They will hold them again tills week. ,telves anti are giving a good nc-" ' and down to the seat, adding four _ inches for tuckaway if Uu* seat Is Mr. and Mrs. Alec Albert me en­ count of Uwtaselvea. Tree planting, tered that this was an 'unwarrant­ street. Where the Lumber and Coal ; I upholstered. Then total the meas ­ ed Interference" with the rights ot a Co. yards, thc county garage, thc tertaining their daughter and baby improvement of natural stands, and' free* people to use the public streets*' gas plant, tin* Edmonds Oil station. from Chicago for two weeks. They Are and disease prevention are all' urements taken, adding eight inches u cow pasture. ■ as well ax several trouses, are now expect to move lo Chicago in two insurance of thc future timber sup­ to give a two-inch hem on each side. If patterned material is to be There were than two church build- located, was unoccupied ground, weeks wliere Mr Albert lias employ­ ply In Michigan. 4lng«; lhe Presbyterian, which was 'lliis detour was frequently iwd ment. Tours of the camps made by mem­ used for the slip cover. It will be Mr and Mrs. Will Stanton of bers of lhe College forestry staff. necessary to measure lhe width of Fthe older, and the Metliodb.1, which until State street acron tlx* valley is now occupied by thc Odd Fellows. was filled up and Lhe sharp rise this near Deep Ink* h»w rented the Al­ have shown that thc corps members the figured pattern carefully, and Two additions wen* made to the .side ol the rrttdc-ncc of the late bert place and will move there as have improved a great deal in mor­’ plan measurements accordingly. Tiie pieces are then cut from the old Methodist church after our fam­ Judge Smith w.v. cut dowp. There!soon as Mr. Albert leaves, for Chi­ ale. Nervous and irritable men who, muslin according to thc mcasuremed to be a foot bridge, starting1 cago. entered the camps are becoming en­ ily located in Hustings. ergetic and cheerful und have a real। tnents taken. As each piece is cut. interest in tiie work Uiey perform. it should be securely pinned lo tlw • People living near tha camps, now; chair, and the seams pinned togethreeni to be heartily In favor of the, er with the muslin on llie chair work being done and are gratified. Notches are put in while the pat­ by thc order for tiie continuation. tern is still fastened to the chair. Ix>cal men are employed in must of; and should be followed absolutely in putting tlw cover together All cholca cut. tiie camps as foremen. , Seam lines of the pattern should be transferred to the slip cover ma­ Beef Plate terial by means of carbon paper, and Y. M. C. A. ITEMS should be made on tlw wrong side. ; When baiting together, the tracings Porterhoure Steak ■>. 18c and notches should meet. Short, Did you know:—That thc Y. M. C. firm basting stitches should be used, A. pioneered in gymnasium and securing the thread with a good Slab Bacon Corn King — 2 to 3 lb. placet |b. 1214c night schools? knot, as considerable strain ts put Did you know:—That a pile of on the cover in trying it on. Be­ oranges one mile long were thrown fore finishing the seams it should Fresh Hams 15c away in California to keep priies be tried on th* chair, and all alter­ ations necessary made carefully. up? I If care is taken in making tiie Did you know:—That lhe Sidle Older Boys' Conference of the Y M. muslin pattern, only the final fltSMOKED C. A. will be in Kalamazoo this, ting before thc seams arc sewed will be necessary with the slip cover mafall? , 4 tn fi Ih. ivi'rira Did you know:—That Joy and sor­ tertal. row are expressed, the name. regard­ NORTHWEST T1IORNAPPLE. less of what language or nationality one may bc? The Ladies' Aid will bc held in Did you know:—That 14 of our the church basement Thursday and Presidents were sons of farmers? EATMORE BRAND has been changed from supper to Did you know:—That one of every dinner. Dinner will be served by Mrs five, sixteen year old boys in the Claude Rosenberg. Mrs. Frank Garworld lire in India? bow, Mfcs.' Ed. Perault. Election of Fresh Bread H4-u>. i<»< 9e Apricots n=. 19C Did you know:—That science officers and bring needle and thim­ Country Club - plain or sliced Fancy Country Club - in syrup raises questions rattier than settles ble tor we have work. Everyone wel­ them? come. Did you know;—That there arc 20 Mrs. Bertha Haff of Hobart. Ind., nationalities in the Y membership spent the past week with Mr. and al Jerusalem, which is termed tiie Mrs. WUtys Wood and calling on old most thrilling city of the world? . neighbors and friends. • Did you know:—That Oct. 11 U Mim Mildred and Lucille Schantz' Country Club—Flneat Alaska Y. M C A Founder's Day. Birthday and Mrs. Will Schroeder and daugh­ of Sir Geo. Williams. 112 years ago. ter. Marie, of Caledonia, spent Sun­ Barry Co. Y will hold a meeting that day in Chicago at A Century of Pink Salmon 2 25c Tuna Fish 2 25c evening for young men. Mr. L. E. Progress. Select light meat Buell will be here to tell of Y work Mrs. Everett Swegles and Mrs. world around. James Batson of Hastings spent Wednesday with their aunt. Mrs. SOUTHWEST CARLTON. George Adams. lb. Mrs. ' J. ■. J. Strodlbeck picked Sun-Maid Seeded We are sorry to loose our neigh­ enough raspebtrriea for dinner one bors, Mr. and Mrs. John Jensen, who day last week. A little unusual for have moved to Grand Rapids. Sun-Maid Seedless, 4 lb. pkg. 35c this time Of year. Mrs. Mary Bldelman and daugh­ Mr. afid Mrs. Walter Culbert and ters of Clarksville were Saturday I son. Robert, spent Sunday with Mr. evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Cream Cheese u>. 17c Campbell's and Mrs. Ben Bowman of Rutland. Verne Thomas. Michigan - fancy Colby type TOMATO JUICE Wayne Nlcltols left Monday for We were all glad to hear Mrs. Atm Arbor to attend school. Success George Cook was able to return to Wayne for the coming year. home from St. Mary's hospital list' Mr. and Mrs. William Shriber and week ijnd is gaining. daughter ot Hastings spent Wednes­ Claire Tungate and Birge Thomas day afternoon and Thursday with called on John Wm. Kelly al St. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shriber. Noway go pack — Fine quality Mary's hospital Sunday and found Callers for lhe week end at Mr. J him Improving and expects to re­ J. Strodtbcck's were; Rev. and Mrs. turn home this week. John Hitching of Hastings and thclt Jewel Coffee a. 17c Iced Lemon There will be no preaching st-rv-1 it. 19c son Arthur of Rutland. . French, lb. 23c - Country Club, lb. 27c ice at the church Sunday on ac-, COOKIES - fresh, delicious Miss Hazel Shriber is working for count of conference but Sunday] Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lewis of Has­ School will be at ten o'clock. Every­ tings. one come. Election of officers. MAYWFI I HOUSE Callers for the week at Mr. and Thc Friendship Class party was W CrLLr COFFEE Mrs. Walter Culbert's were. Mrs. A. held at th® home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Gates and daughter of Grand Otis Morgan Friday evening. A fine Ranlds and Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Bee­ time reported. Beechnut Coffee, »>• 27c — Chase & Sanborn, lb. 27c ler and Mrs. Leola Clark of Middle­ HENDERSHOTT. ville. Corn Syrup 5 JJii 27c Chocolate Drops U- 15c Mr.‘ and Mrs. Ray Fisher of KalKendall Buck and Ford Enz of DARK — LIGHT, 5-lb. pail 29c Freah, rich and creamy Worland spent Monday afternoon araaaoo were Sunday callers at Er­ nest Haynes' and Ernie Matteson's. in Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shriber spent Mrs. Rhelda Whitworth spent the Sunday evening with Abid IXmley ot week end with her daughters. Mrs lb. Hastings. Floyd Garrison and Mrs. Ernie Mat­ tison. <* QUIMBY. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur BhanU went Country Club — All prepared just add milk or water Rev. L. Severance of Hastings to Lhe World's Fair Sunday. gave a very fine sermon Sunday eve­ Sunday guests and callers at Al Lamps Westinghouse , ning In Rev. Conklin's place, who is Brill's were. Mr. and Mrs. John 10c Canvas Gloves ■"i' 10c $2.95 Down Installs It On the recovering from a recent operation. Ormsby and Ray Selgler. Mrs. El­ Closely knit wrists MAZDA, 20 to 60 watt 20c Enjoy... in your own home... thc economy, help AH hope he may soon be back on la Lahr and Frances DeMott from Popular Monthly Plan ... Or tiie Gregory district and Mr. and the Parish again. . and care-free convenience of instant hot water serv­ Cash Price Only ' The Young Peoples S. a Class Mrs. Will Grigsby and Mr. and Mrs. FRESH FRUITS AND PRODUCE ice. You need hot water every day... all year... for gave a party al the home, of Velma Clinton Lahr of Hastings. Everyone enjoyed tiie splendid Kellogg in honor of Wallace Bldelcountless household and personal uses. This SPEC­ man ot Detroit. About twenty were talk by John Ketcham Sunday and VIRGINIA SWEET present. Wallace was one of our sincerely ho;* that he will come IAL HEATER gives it to you for a few cents a day. young people for several years. He again sometime. We are glad to know that Rev. left Saturday morning to enter lhe Free yourself from the bother and expense of other Conklin is able to sit up now and University at' Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Scott, who will soon be with us again. methods... let it PAY FOR ITSELF ... with its The first Bunday in October will have b«en spending a part of their U. 5. No. 1 quality SAVINGS in fuel, health and work! vacation with their parents. Mr. be Rally day so please keep this in Trade-In Allowance On , Your and Mrs. Chas. Scott, returned to mind and come. Cauliflower * 15c Next Sunday will be Missionary their home in Chicago. Furnace Coil and Old Heater Mr. and Mrs. E J. Kellogg, Mr. Sunday. Special program and col­ Visit Our Display ... or Phone 2305 Further REDUCES the Price. and Mrs. Herschel Kellogg and son. lection for world's service. Head Lettuce and Rial Kellogg of Diamondale and We hope that this will still be in Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glasgow of time to notify you that the Ladies' Dowling spent Sunday at Glenn Aid is meeting for dinner this week Thursday al the home ot Mrs. Coy Kellogg's. • Ruth and Margaret Hoffman of Stowell on the Ed. McGlynn farm. BatUe Creek spent Sunday with We hope for a large crowd at this: their parents. Mr- and Mrs. Dirk meeting to plan the work for anoth­ er year and elect new officers. Hoffman. IllftTillinn til I inr flAk llUm ill I nl-r mRu Un. llluu II LnOL rEwrtsl bm- XRO GER’S ------ :--------------------------------------- — \ We like to shout these values from the house-tops BEEF STEAK Choice Cuts of Beef Round or Sirloin BEEF CHUCK «oaST ,b. gC PICNIC HAMS 2 Iba. 19* OLEO ♦ SHORT TIME ONLY A SPECIAL price on Consumers Special Gas Water Heater 62 Consumers Power Company RED SALMON 2 35c RAISINS 31< DILL PICKLES 2 25e PANCAKE 5 2$c FLOUR POTATOES BANANAS ° 5 15« �TIIE HASTINGS RANNER, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2®, 1833 PAGE EIGHT i*W W SBB called at lhe home of Mr. and Mrs ' | ^Qtrp'T’ fjQijcp NFU/tt [Elmer Roush Friday. ‘sCAN RFTAII PRIPFQ OLAN Kt O TERRAPLANE WINS/ TO STOP PYRAMIDING cot/«rHOl/S*returned from a; ‘^Getting Ahead”,.. ' Depend* very largely upon the security, of ihe^hUUmenl Building »nd loan share* offer thc careful inmtor a remkAalil) high type of safely. Secured by dr»t mortgages upon hoipe*. mostly occupied by Idrndk, and since it* organization. 43 years ago. the “Na lional'* h*» never lost a dollar of any member’s principal. Why not "National" shares? . JJfje Rational iffinan & ynursfincnt fltnntpanij 1250 Griswold SL, Detroit. Mich. Detroit-» OUtit Buildlr.c and J. L. Mau*, Hastings, Mich. MEMBER'--.. FEDERAL HOME LOAN ^■BANKSVSnM^ Every Indication at This Time is That Coal prices G".i« Hie' I HOSE who bought their coal a few weeks ago SAVED MONEY . . . and YOU CAN SAVE Money by ordering YOUR coal NOW — before prices go any higher! Our service will make clean satis­ factory delivery to your home. Smith Brothers Velte & Company Dealers in WOOL. GRAIN. SEEDS. FLOUR, FEEDS. COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. TELEPHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO —r—— li.j —... ' ==------ ‘ ' ' ' ‘ : visit wills her daughter. Mr*. Guy Charges for Bread and for probate court. isimp*on of Escanaba, Mich.. Bun­ Cotton Goods Are InvestEst Charles Wilcox, dec’d. Inven-,day• i . ,. :or>' n!etlMrs O0*111* Bchwadtr of Campigated by Officials Dynm, deed Qy. bell called on her *l*Ur. Mr* George E«.: Xkmln,-rT.rtou> r.porU a„ ,lk>„^ cUlm, Forte,. S«Iurt«y. tbit jo.ernnwM onieleU «ouM creelow deed win »<" ' c™” «»• Kenneth. <x, chrrkrel.nprtre. cloM rtolM K «»«■ W" H^rllle cnlM on Ur. Fru.k undue prices are being ’charged for w wm Thursday. any commodities affected by the n,ed-Drder for publication entered. /’> > I federal plan* to Increase farm in- E*t. Jennie Stewart, dec’d. Order' h“ comes are confirmed by stntem.nu appointing Admr. entered, bond of-}}* i front Washington by Dr. Fred C Admr died, letters of administration ’ Howe, coiwumera* counoeL and by i«ued. order limiting seitlemcnt en-, Pro'«l at ‘he last report. , George N. Peck, administrator of tered. petition for hearing, claims Mr. and Mrs. Merle Necb of Mon thc adjustment act. filed, notice to creditor* issued. ; roe spent the week end with thc for-! Requests to the president of the E»L Emma J. Hampton, dec’d. Pe- "?er* Paints, Mr. and Mr*. Ixwb American Bakers Association from tition for Admr. fjled. ;Necb. . Dr. Howe ask for an explanation &t. Sarah Malcolm, deed. Order Mr. and Mr*. George Reuter and fpr bread prices in seven cities confirming sale of real estate en- . Mr. and Mr*. Davidson and aon bnd ’ rfhere the charge for a pound loaf i tered. Guy Reuter of Fort Recovery. Onio, is out of line with prices in other, tot Thad Caln, dec’d. Final ac-'were week end guesu of Mr. and cities. None ot the cities ore in. count filed, order allowing account; Mrs. L E. Moore and other-relative*. I Michigan. A retail price one. cent [entered, discharge of special Admr. Vemor Moore, Jr., spent la**' above the average for other ciUea: inued. estate enrolled. week with hi* grandparents. Mr. and1 led to the request Est. Jacoh Johnson, dec’d. Order. Mrs. I E. Moore, and returned to his Retail prices for bread.-increased, allowing claims entered. homo In Grand Rapid* Thursday. I 1.2 cents per pound loaf from Feb-' tot. Clifford C. Dewey, dec’d. Or-: Mr*. Bertha Johnson of Hasting* ruary 15 to August 15. The cost of dvr allowing claims entered. [spent last week with her daughter, the flour to make a loaf of bread Est Barbara Reahm. dec’d. Order I Mrs. Dan Postma was 1 11 cent* in February and was allowing account entered. I Mr8 ,_nnl- r.,adv nt 2.17 cenu in Augiut. fO thc average Est Louise Will, minor. Annual Lnd Mr Uicnued prt« 0( o-whnd 1. «rcouni ot gu.rdl.n hied dXmlr M.rf.2,1 “ nor <xre-<hr. L-bw cwr. .nd olh- t l Mary Huirnon. dre'd. Inrrn-1° su™’“> i er expenjes of baking have also ln-.tory filed. ' L"KC A1 aon ’*u n created. [ Eat. Mae C. and Edith aerUudeL„?^ayJP**U °* and Klrs • Prices in 51 key cities are check--Newton, minors. Nominations for|?l4u<,e Walton were. Mr. and Mrs., led to determine who is bancfitting1 guardian filed, order appointing iGfcor‘fe Bro*-nel1 of Fremont and' from higher price* for farm prod- guardian entered, bond filed letters Mrs' Id“ Mc>'er* of Grand Rapid* I ucts. Undue pyramiding of in- ,t,t guardianship issued. ! Mrs. Vanessle Lobdell Knd daugh-! creased costs of raw products will Est. Ray C, Newton, deed. Pell-'ter Helen., were gucsta of Miss Bcr। not bc permitted. . !tion for Admr, filed, waiver of no--n'ce Perry of Kalamazoo Thursday. Charges for ordinary cotton goods nee filed, order appolhtlng Admr.l Mr. and Mrs. Glass of Grand! and article.-; manufactured from; entered. . Ledge were gueats ot Rev. and Mrs cotton are tx-Hig Investigatml by Mr.’ Est. Susan- A. Barry, dec’d. Will i Loomis Bunday. Peck Tiie tax on cotton add* only! filed, petition for probate of will i Mr*. Leon Howk and Mrs. Roy 4 2 cen:.-. pr pound ’<* cost. Man- nIv(j. ; Nagler accompanied Mr. and Mrs ufrtCturers or retailers who use thc Albert Schaffhausen dec’d., Earl Rogers to Grand Rapid* Wedtax as an excuse for adding more Peutfcn for hearing claims Bled, nesday. than this amount to the price of notice -to creditors issued, inventory1 Mr*- Stuart accompanied Mr. and cloth nrc not complying with the.;llc(1. Mr*. Earl Rogers to Hosting* Frigovenunent i policy of increasing J<lhn Olm*tead. dee d. Petition1 farm price., without adding .unduly jor hearing claims filed, notice to! Miss Gaytha Loomis spent from to the casts of living for workers . creditors V.sued. inventory filed. j Wednesday til) Sunday at Grand For the '. .-ek of August 30. the ------------- -------------------a gue5t of Mr Mnd Mn Jra .average ri-tail price of sheets was| FREEPORT. 'Hove. si IB and the nmount of the price Mi.-s Betty Wagner of Grand Rap- Wednesday gue*t* of Mrs. Claude I wlpch could be legitimately charged jds. who spent lhe week end with, Walton were Mrs. Ida Meyers Mrs. lOj Vs A work shirt her grandparents. Rev. and Mrs. Pet«r Vander Mall, and Mrs Marte contained fo.ton that had paid a Wilkins.returned to her home Sat- VanderMai] and two children of; tax of about 3', cents, overalls *eB- mday. 'Grand Rapid*. ln>R 1! con,’_!nfd cotton Mrs. Ora Miller of Campbell and sr"“ Jo"cpblne Nov^skey cf Has-i which the tax was 8 1-4 cents, and i.. ; . ...... tlno, Knrnt the week onrl with tt,n •d >"-r S"'11 c0"'.1 1* O—jaofmiur'orton!,. Mraidiy*'''' Tu’mR,. NfTO. .rtd Neu. ......... . , PIKES PEAK CLIMB/ Photograph at right during in record-break­ ing climb of Pikes Peak ABOVE— Rare Course of Pikes Peak National Hill-Climb Race showing highway. Terraplane Smashes All-time Stock-car Record A Hudson-built Terrapiane has again won the annual Labor Day contest up Pikes Peak—Use stiffest test of ruggedness and lull-climbing ability -in America —and the Hudson Motor Car Company retains the covetedPenrusc Trophy. M W 1 **, Just Like the Car You Huy The Terrapiane used in this great Pikes Peak contest was a regular etock-car, chosen at random from the factory THE SIX * assembly line by a repre­ sentative of the American Automobile Association. Its ANO UP * stock-equipment was completc even to the spare 425 tire and bumpers—it was an absolute duplicate of the Terraplanes you’ can see in any Hudson-Essex dealer's showroom. Coming on top of 48 other official A. A. A. records, this new Terraplane victory establishes thc Terrapiane as the champion stock-car per­ former of all time. Yet these car* cost less to buy than any other cars in their class—the Six is thc lowest-priced six, and the Eight is the lowest-priced | THE EIGHT straight eight, in America. 11 ▲ Co Terraplaning yourself and learn what motor car performance can be! 565 I Lwi UUDSON-liuilt E SN EX TERRAPLANE Mr nnd Mrs. Alv.h Moor, .pent'0001 of >•“'>”«" •>»"> •>» FORREST JOHNSON per cent on union suits, and 84 ju>r1 ^,r and Mrs- M- D-: K ASSYRIA cent r»n cotton-mattresses are up-; M.' 1 Thc Briggs Ladies* Aid Society duly high and can not-bc charged acLMn.mni,ws* *»r’ ,Osb2rnc are sponsiring a ‘chlcken-noodlc to any m’I'HI.•- cf the suPP*’r t0 held in Friday esenlng.' OPPOSI TE FULLER BLDG., MICHIGAN AVE,, HASTINGS, MICH. men’, tn iiKreazm the prices of “*ia. »r*v , cl* Hlnc,t’fy October fl Tone in to B. A. Itolfe'N Terrapiane Orchestra Saturday Night farm products Mr. Peck and Dr. Sunday to witness the Hlgh >choo| MudenU to Pntcr I Howe will continue to release new* «<“ " •„u,< tr. , .. I school at Battle Creek on .Monday, Visit the Hudson-Essex Exhibit at lhe Chicago World's Eair, Electrical Building covernlng retail prices and federal ®re 8la“*clc°‘Pe, Mr- and Sept. Id. from Uh- Eagle are Opal agenchs will check attempt* at r a"d ‘•mily of -----and Beatrice Serven —x----- --------.1 and Betty raugir.,;. . Dowagiac to our community. ; h - c »„.-«... school.; 1 Ketcham 4rom the Stevens ’ ;._ » it s ■ Mrs. Jesse Murphy was al । ®er- Tlwodore Wierin'ga < Susie Johnsom near Yankee Springs were Sunday driven by Russell Bender, makes a • PINE LAKE. | of her si*ter-in-)aw. Mrs. Fred MesMe*- i ven .to their -nrw ------------------------... on .gu«-u. . of. .. ... M^.-Ccontinue ?nt,nl!r 2?* ’lr *J rk,th.r. there of west of Middleville. ----They were his *‘brother. Cluts. ~ B drive up in Yankee Spring, a* far I Tho <■ who have recently enjoyed'ecar* of Bowne Wednesdays । ’t0 a r looJ- . tlwto *“y to visit her aunt in Grand Johnson, and wife. • a* the Gate* Corners lo care for the . a .vvit to A Century of Progress ex•',rs- Albert Wells wa* a GrandI “vi. • n < •■d 1 iXS , ‘ J£ tt ‘ lSS., A SX US ! onto, .he -nx.rn.prt, w. K-• several pupil* who are attending thc j-Hit;..:r include Gilbert Wairoth.1'isitor Wednesday c.-.d W111 .n.ir rr(» Mr and Mrs Eh IJnd- -. Mr. and. Thursday. I^USS 8^ M Im.—j— _ : Mr. and Mrs Wm. Johnson of Kellogg school busies of Middleville, Kellogg sclurol there. I Mr-. Ward Unduy, Mutfal andL •Mr- arkl Mrs George Marcher of Mrs Evahne Tasker euardtan of ! Lloyd Lindsey Be»^mer. Mich, arc guest* at the'thTZayrti Site, clmp nri?Xuo ! Early in the week Mr. and Mrs. home ot the former'.', parents, Mr. > attended' an «xccutivePmeetintT of CPU ol T...C0U Vn»uh. Mj. Cul>n.t.«"S Mr, Henr, K.n-her | lhe om.nlnllon held «, Ke*kU to her summer home cm\U‘iv cn>t „,np'- Harley Townsend of near inn nt Battle Creek Friday night • end of the lake, where she will sx-nd -Woodland and Rev. Wilkins motored The meeting held was In the Intersome time. Mr and Mrs. Cole reCuster and Hart In thc interests e\t of“ Xial tXing cUm^w turned home on Thursday. '°l the’ Church ’of Uie -1—group -------------- "-“ ’X Brethren. °f , the fUDidl M* an^ guardians. M" Otls Ke,chatn and Mr, and Mrs. Clark Houghton of| Orend Mr- nnd Mr<LSd a von — Union City visited the latter's un­ 2 the Utleri daughter. Betty, accompanied by Mr. cle. John Rogers. < n Bunday. . .«isu-r» suner^ Mrs. airs. W. w. s. a. Surrarrer surrarrer and and Mrs A C Hyde vutted A CenMrs. Hazel Novlskey. Nnvi»k»v on r.n their »h.i- return — , , week. eT,A T,Mr*. Ruth Nottingham has returned to'Jrs- Ha»l •*—-n tury of ProgressJ last Plajnwell High school, where she uomMr- Olivet Thursday. /■ .. !Leola Earl, a sister, wa* in charge w,_,of the store, will take a^rourse in stenography Mr-’ s’“ and daughter of. and TypewrinRg. ' Grand Rapids; called ’*’; The Pleasure Birthday organlzac^led on the former formers; At' Neeley on Sunday. Sept, 24. brother. Rrv —-< • • ... ovml. .... ... . Minard Lewi*, and tion will be cnfertainrd cr»-oi><'r. at thc.family ofr '.“dnda>’’ iatively on Tuesday, Sept. 28,%y ’here will be aj-ned a g'xxt spealtcr regular hour .... of -service. „.w 0:00-'A, a, M.t .M j Mr and Mrs Dorr Howell of Mcsdames Katherine Cole and . e s. t. it r l hojx-4 a L-ood .2 ■1 end with m„c„ Jone* it the. Co!e re*i• crowd will come out. Mr nnd Mrs. Paul Keyes family of Kalamaroo spent ----------------------weefc end at the home c.f Mr. and er lds *Pent w«k her brothbroth- ton. were In Ann Arbor Sunday to M- with her Mr< Adrian Keyes --------- Lewis. • > .S'. Rev. a.--* Mrs-’ M-nord sw- their sister. Mrs. Nellie Miller, Much sympathy fs felt for Wil- ar>d family. wrra „ Iwh0 i» under treatment of the moT Moore who wa* so seriously in-1. Ford Stuwcu and airs. 00,7 Dorr 1। University University hospital. ho d MrS They found Of WoodlfttM-i were I7»r, guests'nor u*. .improved, , —j . jured hi the moiorcycle-afitdmobilepl^bI of-Woodland crash .on Thursday He is in the' ^"e home of Mr. Mrs. Fred Fred Miller J “,r nt H»vne«"MnnJ«v" “* and *“*“ Mrs.’Frank! Mrs and sister vis- , ; . ..................... :-------- aKr|. -ThL T.,u • ?., r., . ltcd thelr mother. Mrs. Sylvia ScicF-. would appreciate a call or a card' , rh$ Ladle* Literary Club met at more, who is at Nichols hospital ih-m his friends the home of Mrs Albert Wells Creek: having submiUed to Laura Jame.-. win is a workdr Thursday While this was the first in oporation on Saturday In the graphic department of:“L tl?c c*ub wason thc"' Mr. and Mr*. Orin Cole and fam­ . the tp.Mhn Co ;u Kalamazoo, is ?« a Rood attendance ny and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh/t'ase cn.’Av-.ck.- a two wzess’ vacation at Mr- and Mrs, Harold Rosenberger and daughter. Norma, and brother, the home of her [sirents On Thtirs- and Marvirt cwlled on the former's I Edgar Case attended a family cathday erentog -!;r nil .ntcrt.in res- P«r.-nu. Mr and Mr*. Rosenberger.Iermg *t the County park war Waten girls frt-.m this department at a‘ c!l,r*2’dle evening. I ue s comers. Battle Creek Sunday, diriher after uhich they will all atR' '• Arthur Carey was in Grandnhonoring —‘— Mrs. *«— Nina -----------Powers of Mari­ !« nd the Allegan fair. < Raptds Wedntrtday evening ” on. Ind. --------- *. -.-»■»------- :— Mrs Glen Dean and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kent and fam­ ORGAN.------Bowne called on Mrs. Russell Bcn- ily were In Allegan Sunday io visit Eth Trccn and Mias B;i- ton at the home of the latter* their parents. Mr. and Mrs James ckaburc and Vcm: parents Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Johnston, in honor of the nicther'q : ind .-.-n uni- Sunday vis- Campbell. Friday. nauf day. ■Kh Mr. and" Mrs. Charles Mr and Mrs -Harold Rosenberger The election of officer* at the and Mr and Mrs. Irving Stttts of1 Brigga Ladle* Aid Society on Thur»n a F.-r i hi.„«; a“> resunea m me re-election of D - A. McClel- Fair a.-Chicago .over the week end. the present incumbents. President. land. Saturday. n en- Mrs- Bessie Strickland; vice- preriClare Mead and family mlly of Battle Bathe Kauttman o! ^o- dent. Mrs. Elizabeth Gray; secre­ Greek spent the week end " “ ' .gin Mud and family. b^cp ■ Cecil Winans and Mr- and Mrs. Ilu Grand Rapids Saturday. 1 j0JCC Baln< H.de tta4 u. . Cla.-.> Mead of Battle Creek and|/l Ra>LOt B1*5*' °! Ruth Ketcham, last week while o™e ‘ r? Mr' Jhe -thelr parents were ‘he Chicago c«E. ormer s parent*.. Mr. 04and Mrs Chx**° World* Fair. Annual Clearance Sale of 1933 WALL PAPER All Must Go To Make Room for New 1934 Paper That Is Arriving Now . . . All 1934 Paper Has Advanced Very Substantially Over the \ 1933 Prices! This Will Make Thi* Sale Doubly Attractive To Our Customers E" ‘ Sr. .M'SS'numU A STATEMENT BY MISS GRACE J. GRAVES “gX^cr Crr.,. °!.3X S5 ffiiSSr” : .... 1 i S±,J*? "* laid, i Saturday ' Jake Walker of Hasting*, was in . v. rkmg lhe village, calling on Mr nnd Mrs. home over lhe P A Thomas and Mrs Eva Seger • satuxday. ?Ir-'r£l.’fa DeLor«’ or’4 Fred'William* and'Mrs. Joe v/." ■ f ’Ora"a .Kauflman accompanied Mr and acre caller* in Morgan Frl- Mr* W s Surrarrer to Hasting* ____ Saturday. r new Rr' Arthur Carey returned from I.:-.;!' •>f th both lurid Private ^Secretarial School, in Grand •s entirely oireHxc telephone, in contacting >ers and cpplicahls She *av< c u-c lhe telephone exclusively in placing pppli>** ranis. -Vp«l we Mill not accept an application that doc* not give a telephone number.*’ . nr sprlng Nlr> Alyee aDd ' : -Mr*. George WeiL* and Joan of ------------------ ----- ——, , Grand Rapids ■ Al w,u R°«»h returned to hu home At ID STOMACH BIG FACTOR IN CAVSINO in Sasiniw Friday afjer a two CAUSING ULCERS Doo tlet too toomuch muchacid acidruin ru n brother. Elmer Don't your stomach «nimach Take Dr. Bmll's , Emils i"^*’"“.T11'' ana „^«Mrs. Orlie Or lie Barnhart, of Adi* Adi*. Ti«r .-- and quickly-averquickly •«•>•«?- !' Mr and Lajuma called ?n the .letter's broth•c:.-r tcid ccnq^tic-n*. heartburn. i-.-ur 'omacii. ;udkjMtKffl. B. A. 1 er and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ebner [Roush Sunday. . LyBazker. druggut.—Adv. OU. CMHI pay lublga Imuh; S Q x applicant for rmploymC“l • easily I»y ielenl -r." if likely lo be the fir»t called to work. Telephone sere ice pay* it* way. Ordtr n l?;c.punao today, luatallation v H! ue taaC : n.-omr ti«. ' i'i %S*(grn*“- •«-« FUMd sumed her her Klxx» school -ork work on on MonMr. Monday. Wilma Jean Clark, who spent the past week with her crandj»arentl, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Clark, returned Sunday to begin her school work m Baltic Creek. SOUTH THORNAPFLE Last Week * Letter Mrs. Lydia Wilson of Middleville who has for many weeks been Taking care.'of the late Mr* EMcll Ronan. « spending some time here at the home of her brother. Perry Barnum. Mr. and Mm Chas B Johnson were gueets Sunday afternoon of their friend* and old neighbors Mr and Mr*. Jarno* Young, of’ Middle­ ville. Me Young is much better and stale to be up around, which hl* many frnnd* are pleased to hear Mr. and Mrs. Roocoe Platt (Doric Rose* and daughter accompanied by by . Rose> her brother. Cecil Ho*c and friend, all of Buller. Ind,, were calling on old friend* lure’on Labor day. also. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Waze ot Lowell called on her old school mate, Mr*. Regular 50c “ 35c “ 25c “ 15c to to to to 75c Paper 50c “ 35c “ 20c “ 40c a Double Roll 25c “ “ 20c “ “ 12c “ “ Short Patterns and Remnants at Less Than Cost Special Low Prices On Interior Enamel and Window Shades During This Sale Carveth & Stebbins The Rexalt Store GOODS DELIVERED TELEPHONE 2131 �THE HARTlXfi* RANNEK, WKPNMDAT, SEPTEMBER 2*. Ittl STIFF GMS FERTILIZER Is An Investment Not An Expense! .»* *“ 1III1IC Bin DI INC IIVI I u.1 h l A 111] I HlU receiving congratulation* on the nilllU nllU I LilllU uirth of a daughter Friday morning. t (omttouul mu. pm. «»> U-hU ,»™. peuor..,,,. S'*', Mt M„ T T. »««• «*'>■ ll0,„d SU1UJ„ of: ! “» established the Foundation for ad- tune to ^ap anij jnjure ]ler jjp ja>t' vertlslng purpose*. What he ha* , week. Mra. Frank Nash is caring ‘ Experience provea that fertilizer* and average done in setting up the Foundation । tor her. and backing it with immense re-j M1M Katherine Mohler ana friend.’ weather conditions will return the amount invested source* ha* been done from a con-Lou U Pont ot Grand Rapid* spent! Metlon that it wa* hH* duty to do It: tbo week end with her parent*. Mr. ■nd in addition a larger yield and better quality so he wants no advertising for him-1 and Mrs. Wm. Mohler. aclf. for he iva* done only what he; Rev. Paul Pau**. pa*!or of the with resulting profit. believes any right thinking man Russian Baptist church of Lanaing’ ought to do In hl* circumstance*, will give thc addreu at the ComYou can't afford to sow wheat without fertilizer. iThe edltora were asked to omltjmunity services at the Methodist; •mention of Mr Kellogg personally church next Bunday evening. Rev. We just received a car of fresh fertilizer. in connection with Foundation work. is a very intereating speaker; 2. The Foundation has no plan'nnd a Igfge crowd is expected to'1 LET US SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS. nor deairc to encourage further con-: hear him. soiidatlon of school*, except to car- Mr. and Mrs. Fay C Wing took! ,ry out it* agreement, previously en- Peter Messenger and Mia* Grace; 'tered into, with one consolidated Meiuenger to Albion Friday lo atdixtrict It U not sponsoring, fur-1 tend thc funeral of Mr. Messenger's* । Hut consideration and ha* no idea sister. of doing so. Sixty-three from Woodland and ’ 3. The staff explained that the vicinity took advantage of the last Foundation has no wish to upset: excursion on the C. K. A: S. and atFLOUR s- FEED COAL -:- CEMENT LIME local conditions in any neighborhood tended A Century of Progress exBRICK -i. TILE -i- FARM IMPLEMENTS or school district; nor didue* wish< portion in Chicago Sunday. । in any manner to interfere with lo- Dr. and Mr*. R. G Finnic and TELEPHONE 2118 HASTINGS, MICH. -cal practice of medicine or dentil-1 family arid Mr. and Mrs. Donald, try. Its plans call for co-oj»ratlon.* Gager and son were guest* of Mr. not substitution of Foundation work ■ and Mra. Ernest Shonio al their I 'for Rhe work oh local doctors or cottage at Eagle Point, Jordan lake/ dentists. I Sunday L , • PLEASANT RIDGE. | at the church next Sunday evening,, 3 The Foundation staff have the j Mlu Virginia Faul entertained 1 ‘ qpnvlctlon that a far belter state with a 8.00 o’clock dinner WednesT Mr.k Ella Kinne attended A Cen-1 and his (Hee Club will sing. . of public health can be brought day In honor of some of the young Tiiry nf Progress |>art of last week. I C. V Kinne accompanied Mr. and by education and health people who were leaving for school i Mr. and Mis. Albert Kinne of Mra. Chas. Devault to Ann Arbor.. about Hint are vtalting ut Lester Kinnc's. last week, taking Mrs. Devault, who training of the young in and this week. through the school* This 1* a scrv! Mfa* Beatrice plants of Grand ■ Mr. and Mrs. Burt Long nnd fam- we arc sorry to say ts very poorly, ily .visited at her sister's Sunday School is again in session with! ice which, in their judgment, is Rapid* visited friend* und relative* greatly needed. What .they hope to in Woodland from Sunday until ■ south of Hu.'Ungs Miss Flossie Allerdlng as teacher. do by their work lx to demoiutrate Wednesday qf last .week. MK and Mr- Alvord Woods of -------- -—■ * ♦ »------------benefits which such work will Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lull (Ethel Baltic Creek called Sunday after- Tiw Tower of London moves Up thc noon at Alonzo Wood's. • and down with the tide about onc- confer upon any community They' .McDormanj ot Benton Harbor and believe that it is far better to train Miss Elvira Hoogerhyde of Grand ) Rev. Ames ol Lansing, will speak thousandth of an inch. ;I children in good health habit* so Rapids called on friends in Woodthey can keep well than to doctor land Sunday. them for slckners. which health| Mira Dorothy Curtis was taken to' training will prevent i Pennock hospital and an operation | 4 'Above everything else, say the for appendicitis was performed. She .staff, they want it understood that la getting along nicely at this writthetr work is not a charily, but Is! ing. done to test out their plan.-, for proMr. and Mrs. John Dell called on motion of public health through the formers niece and family. Mr.preventive measures, nothing else.. and Mrs Carl Peabody of Mulliken. They are npt doing this work to Sunday. ■ Interfere with schools, but to co-opMr. and Mrs. Chas. Cook and irate with them. They arc not plan-!family called on Mr. nnd Mrs Oscar nlng to meddle with'the work of] Money of Battle Creek Sunday. Ic»cal doctor* or dentists, but. on the I Misa Louise Hilbert leaves for contrary. Invitf. thc fullest co-opcr-; Battle Creek Wednesday tq-resume ation of these prpfeMions. They -ftPr studies at Battle Creek College, GUM-DIPPED TIRES have no wish to Interfere with the Miss Alene Mohler and Dale Hauof any neighborhoed or comleft Monday to enter Junior Col-, DoUBLE SAVINGS for Car Owner* who buy iK>w! life ut Grand Rapids. i lor t.ar <i»iicrn who ntiy i*ow. mupity, but to co-operate In bringing about a more healthy and tlure- Miss Dorothy Curtis was the guest Trice* ■re going up—Don't Delay—Equip your car TODAY j fore a tnore helpful life. I of honof al a'linen shower given by Ml VI? and SAVE. 5. Tiie Kellogg Foundation Is not, Mrs. Thelma Barnum and Mrs. Allie fly-by-night affair, expecting to white last Wednesday evening in - Herr ia how you make n amake u,.<.]>eedy test and a quick get-! Hastings DOUBLE SAVING! First— away. The Fouhdation staff realizes Mr. and Mrs. Ward Plant* and you will pet a liberal allow­ that the-work they arc undertaking Beverly visited the Getz Farm lut ance Jnr your oh! tires—and cannot be done in a year, not in two Holland Sunday. acronci. you ttill kik save save thc yc*”' nor ,flvc yc*rs u w,n re’! nu Woman's Study Club held L; secund, you nmnunt nl the nextnrice flulre *yera* Tears for a factory J flrst meeting of the year at the amount of'lhe next price if,st want ^j,. work-b,. school houw Tuesday evening of last increase which must come judged by actual result*, not by.we^k. Following is the program: soon. It will be a long jime in anybody’* claims (or it or ideas'Hong. Star Spangled Banner; Col­ our opinion before yon will ab?ut “ „ , ,1 kcL Program in charge of Grace ® „ T,lf‘ Foundation selected the Cou Faul. Patriotic Other be able to ■■mien make aiir'h >ueh n a tire ure ,hr 1Urr). ond ,„„ s,„hNumbers nsh„ ofr,« n„» saving again. 4 Eaton, because they are largely ru-'Fnul. Arlie Sprindler, Ola Kimble; Don't risk vour life and the ral. They arc not like big‘ A Century of Progress, Grace Faul; Itv “oo5; S!: One Dav's Im °! TKi .. ” "r. „S .. J “Z^ . • cities naving cmcient Health uc- mv live* of others on dangerously partment.;. It la impossible for .such; Fair. Vcata Born: w.irii, .uu tires. -rural urB| cuuiui 1 unurr worn, bukiiiiu smooth •u trend counties, under existing concon- Fair. Fair, Matilda Cook; Cook Quartet Num­ when vrewill give you a liberal dftlons. to do health work In the ber. Refreshments were served to 60 members and their guests. * irn.lc-in allowonrr lo Apply on Th' FwmUUM •rcted these three counties because Mlu Phyllis England has accepted new Firestone High Speed they ftre ncarby Mwy ron. a position with the jewelry depart­ Tires — the oafest f ires in Atitute a field where th-y could try ment of Marshall Field and’Com­ the World. out their plan.-t^fpr the promotion pany. Chicago. At present she is j of public health. In the judgment staying nt the hoihe of Clayton ' 1 Tk« NEW of the statI Public heallii h to be .Schray of Elmhurst. tHi MASTERPIECE promoted by disease prevention very HINDS CORNERS. or TIBI CONSTRUCTION A a largely. The experience of thc city Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyers of De­ W ot Detroit proves thc value of prewr« OLOMLD rm Mention. That city Hih. j-eers pc. mit are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edd .. •was was spending aiKHiuuig >100,000 *iuu,wu aa year year for lor Newton nrwiuii and anu family. iuuui>. Her- tone Tires are built with high Built 10 equal all fir»t line 1 public health work. But the city jI' Mason Mui-on Newton .4 of Delia Delton visited •lan.iard brand tier* in quality, grpw, M tllat this s.|m att Edd , ,wns —•iEdd Newtons Newton* Sunday, Sunday. . ronatruelinn and appearane*-. nut I • — j ---•• ---• ---• ------•«1 --- j smith of roalrd with inadequate' arid was largely in-1 Mr. and Mrs."'Richard lower in prien—another Flrr*lonr ,crease* IVBOCWI Tn u»-uw the ouigic ringle tnonin month 011 of Allegan spent Thursday luguv night wnn with nrhirvement In j*u]'y ci• ght •• years ago. there •• were■ Mr. Mr.'and and Mrs. Mft Gus Ous Kline and family. iin«t blowout*. >avmg money C4M>S of diphtheria in Detroit I Mr. and Mrs Ronald Haynes and tor ear owner*. ( wlth a— |— urge Last [। *°rt and »— mnnber •• ■■■-■—-•. o — •f death*. — '* mother. Mrs. Millie Haynes, year the number of diphtheria cases attendedJ a surprise on Mrs. Olen near Banfield Sunday. had heen reduced for July to only Cudwall&der CadwaUat Viresicn* Mr. and Mrs. Hotter nnd daugh­ eight, or one per cent of the number twil l P'Jtt for the same month eight years ego. 1ter of Pittsburgh were calling on1 1old friends tn this neighborhood !' 7.S5 When one considers what the fam- Sunday. Illes would pay doctors to treat 800 : Ralph DeMott and Ernest Lech-' cases of diphtheria, what they would pay thc undertakers and others for ;leltncr went Sunday night to visit funeral expenses for deaths due to friends in Gary. Ind., and from tiiat disease, to *ay nothing about there 1 will visit A Century of Prog­ saving many lives. It can be seen ress. 1 1 how wise it was for Detroit to use Mrs. Glcnna DeMott visited her , a larger sum to promote public 1mother. Mrs. Sarah Newton, in Has-1 I health. It was real economy to do-'Ungs one day last week. Mr. and Mr*. Lyle Tobias nnd that. All the Foundation asks in of Battle Creek spent Saturday : the three counties is to have the son 1 chance for a thorough test of its 1evening with his parents, Mr. and i plans for promoting public health Mrs. W. O. Tobias. by prevention methods. If the plans Thelma Tobias went to Kalama-, LINES of l work as the Foundation expects they zoo Sunday. TIRES if Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore spent will, people can Judge for theniselves about the value of such work. Saturday night in HasUna* with . whether it is a money-saving prop- her parents. Mr. and Mr*. Bump. Tirofone S I oritlon to prevent disease* rather Louis Clouse of Shultz spent Sat­ urday with Gertrude Phillips. j j than suffer from them NAME and '■ Miss Margrette Moore took in the । 7. The Foundation staff ha* the GUARANTEE ! conviction that to grow a generation excursion to Chicago Sunday and I of men and women who have and visited A Century of Progress. appreciate good health, school pu­ Callers at C. N. Tobias' Sunday pils must be taught how to get it were, Mr. and Mrs Mell Hender-i and how to keep 1t. That can be xhott and two sons and Mr. and' ouwcw rvw done without interfering with the Mrs. Clyde Higgln*. all of Kalama-! r”1a..V IS3.45 I regular wbrk of lhe schools If the zoo. and Mrs. Mary Payne of Has­ Foundation can teach them to do tings and her son. Lloyd, of Alle­ that they will have performed a real gan. service and will have demonstrated, The first Community meeting will not only tlw value, but the need of!jbe held at thc schoolhouse the last I public health work, not only in the Friday evening. Sept. 29. Bring I sandwich:-* aijd one other, dish.’ l three counties, but everywhere Far* .... LOOM a The Foundation realizes lhat There will bc a volunteer program, j j 4-35 Cb«»Tot»t -__ thc newspapers of the three coun­ 4*0-31 OOl'TH H11CI.TZ. ties can do much in promoting un­ Howard Paddock ot near Goat* derstanding of their aim* and purpoee*. They do not ask them to Grove called on Ronald Kenyon Friday and Ranald accompanied exploit this work, nor to «ay any­ thing about It except what is based him to Kalamazoo and spent the upon facts. But they do believe that night with Mr. and Mr*. Harry MU-1 ' 1 the newspapers can have a consid­ cner. 3 See Firestone Cunt-Dipped Tires made in the Firestone Factory erable influence tn promoting a pub­ , Mid Inhibition Building at ‘*.4 Century of Progress," Chicagolic understanding of their work. The REMEDY REMOVES CAUSE j staff believe* that tf the public does OF STOMACH GAS know what they are doing and the motive* back of it. they will approve. Most stomach GAS U due to Th* Banner representative*, as' bowel poisons. For quick relief well *s those of the other newspa-i use Adlcnka. One dose clean* out, JEFFERSON A . D U R U C 99AR a HASTINGS COURT Street. * F 11 U It C 4 4 *1 U * MICHIGAN pen cf tbe-dirtrict. theroyghiy en­ body warier- tone* up your *y»joyed the gathering and acre <ie-i tem. brings sound bleep. B.‘ A. . . , lighted to meet the member* of the LyBarker, druggist.—Adv. roundiuon iUS ud w [■?. I belter BOKA COFFEE SUPREME SPECIAL THIS WEEK END— The Lowest Price In Bokar Hixloryt 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE <>* EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY Tiresfone ‘firestone 'Rrestone ANDRUS SERVICE lb. 19c CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE lb. 25c MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE lb. 25c CONDOR COFFEE lb. 25c REMEMBER: WHEN COMPARING PRICES ALL PRICES IN THIS AD INCLUDE THE 3% MICH­ IGAN SALES TAX. faitRElfowoMynunsj] Trade-In IflRE SALE 21 w lb. 17c RED CIRCLE COFFEE W1 M.ow MIT Gelatine Dessert QUAKER or MOTHERS OATS PET or CARNATION MILK GINGER ALE Yukon Club (’ Is- pkg. 170 Tall ’ 3 cans 19c chg.) t4-«. bottle 10c Campbell’s Tomato Soup WISCONSIN MILD CHEESE GOLDEN BANTAM CORN lb. 19c 3 cans 27o Med. six* 2 can* 29c 6 boxes 23c Full Count Large ran Soap Chips HENKELS-VELVET PASTRY’ FLOUR IVORY SOAP Medium PAG SOAP . Giant Slso Iona Flour l-lb. pkg.N. B. C. SNOW FLAKES N. B. C. GINGER SNAPS SODA CRACKERS (Graham 2 lb*. 25e) Butter 4c*n* 29c lb- bag 270 evaporated PALMOLIVE SOAl WHEATIES . BISQUICK i 5-lb. carton EASY TASK 4 bin 1*0 OXYDOL ’ w»- ' QUAKER MAID BEANS with pork RAJAH SALAD DRESSING MILLED FROM FINE WHEAT 3 pkg*. 35c Tail PINK SALMON SWEET MIXED PICKLES Master Brand SWEET PICKLES Master Brand 24 HOLLAND CRYSTAL CREAMERY Sil verbrook Print • It 26c SANKA or KAFFEK HAG QUAKER or MOTHERS OATS MASTER MUSTARD BAKING POWDER Calumet $ New Pack NUTLET MARGARINE BUNNYFIELD IpANCAKE FLOUR PANCAKE FLOUR Hrnkeh or Rowena House Wfillc RELIABLE PEAS BIRDSEYE MATCHES IONA PEACHES all flavors p**. CHIPSO Hikes or Granuiei KARO SYRUP Blue IN#. 5 can tic} BEVERAGES Orange-Cherry-Sirawberry 1-lb. can 27c .Laundry Starchl|l|lb.*8c 3 lbs. 19c Northern Tissue* ^*^^ Med. rite CHERRIES Red Sour Pitted loaf 9c) BREAD Grandmother’s SAUERKRAUT ., 1Large Sixs 2 can* 25c lb. l<?af «e BROOMS (also 4»e-59c-4 CAMPBELL'S TOMATO* JUICE WESSON OIL 4 “*•“ X9C Camay Soap A & P MEAT MARKEl5| Sausage 4 »«. 2SC Pure Pork LARGE LINKS or COUNTRY STYLE SMALL LINK SAUSAGE Beef Roast BOILING BEEF PORK STEAK it 2 10c 25c loc Choice Tender Cuts 6c 3 “>• 25c Lean, Meaty Ribs it. Lean Shoulder Cute Picnic Hams ib«. Small Size SugarCured A «P FOOD S �. THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 59, 1933 | LEGAL NOTICES :: Rethtw ot Prot-ite. OBDtR FOB PUBLICATION, ita of Jlichksn ths PlnbaU C-ior IAl bn aCounty t> a wMionofot’’•"J«*ld teorf.. vhrld D. 1B33 kl.te L. d<mU hating HIM to j hKMrad^Ailth. Rtthtre ot Probate. NOTICE TO CBEO1TOBB. Il«rr« a FARMERS CAN SEED WOODLAND. woodland. | „ MCAnniA/Q AC 1ICIIAI L®3Letter. ; Mrs. Ida Palmatier of llastings MtAUUWo UoUAL Miss Lola LnmbtYson of Kalama- has beep spending several days with ------- — ■ !mo spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.'Mrs. Hattie vyhlttemute. — ■ ...A Xiri __ . Plantings .. n, ....... Rtwll. ,U . ' .. * . Reduced Wheat Do .Clyde Mr. — d........................... m - Itoy and Mrs. Roy Adrtaasir. Adrianaon and Not Affect Ordinary Prac Dr. and Mrs. Lelandwllh Holly of'children of Bailie Creek spent Sun«°t Auect ordinary rrac- MliAkPirJn Mr n ()ay <|!h lh,.lr Mr Bnd M„ THUR tices of Sowing Hay Crops 8. Holly who returned with them to Peter Adrianaon; taxt Lan-yng.—Approved prac- Muakrgon for ^verul wt.k*-vtelt. Mra. Sadie Dalmer of Hashing* Uce.s for hmidllng acres withdrawn ]'Ambr<*,* Uf.e ,B' !’a' *}x-nt Saturday afternoon and night from wheat production unde? the Btc'n,,<l.uUc ’ L ,or t,lc ,pa?’t. with Mrs. Matilda Smith. adjustment contracts lit well in : "l0n!lw a.. '*a>_ «i d”*! , • <nilh Lt . r. m. .nr „«-■ Mr. c.onlk- rmrkrr .nd planned rotation, according to R. J.'■ nu>*r.l .ill to 6.14 w<4r»«u> .p “'•..IV M Mr ,*■<.»*• ’“J t.uu.r .pent Baldwin, director of tlw wlieut rcL-ira p M.« 16. home. <»>r «nd \uu»« “» Fbn iM'd'-rr Pj, .<1 ducllon plan .in Michigan. Rapids. —zriirnuntt’tt ‘iilrfi<pyh "Growera arc jx-nn’.ttrd under thc ' half miles «outh of Woodland. Burial Eugene Groot spent the week end !H.~t..r wplawment rrgulatioiu to - plant ; in Woodland cemetery- Mr. and Mra ■[’•‘Ion c«mt.,i..ios |„; .their hay crops without Interfering 'Cooper would have celebrated tnc-.r with his parent?. Mr. and Mra. , 57th' wedding annivyraary the 19th Cliude Groat .at East Lansing. Del­ >* .‘J?.;?.’;"’;. With their regular routiods.** says;' ot November, He leaves to mourn tits ton friends of’Mr. Grpat were sorry ■ “ • . ’ out. o-2o J- P. Cox, chief of thc replacement ' illness since moving —--------------------------- r------- crop section of thc U S. Admlnlstru- 1 । passing, his widow-, two children. Os-, to hear of order fob fublicatioh. .. uoll. ."They can also plant to per- !car und Mrs. Carl Hewitt, both of to East Lansdns. but arc glid to it» of Mirhisin. u>« probate eetrt manent posture on tiie' contracted'[Woodland, three grandchildren and know that he i* improving hi health lutfi- sister, Mrs. Cora Rovvlader of , and did not have' to go to the hus7 of M.dVmrt. held .t th. ln ,lu’ cw» bell, the Winter.! i..--------- -----Minn. ----pn^ w WBS report h<.rede otBe. in the Hty vf la wheat region, and the northern and. ।I ‘Minneapolis. .on-th«-in.h <l;. ■■! eoitcrn state.’, wheat is grown ini Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shomo visit- Th-re were 94 tickets sold from cd rearuves relatives in Autsan Allegan sunnay. Sunday. ’ -Delton Sunday on the excursion to H-i. Ruart -nraent Jud*.;rcKular.rotations in which these hay]'• ca ir.v* fit n well. wen vi »t«-. • or ixurture plantings |i Mr' und Mra’ Welby Crockforjl and the .World’s Fair, and there would fo- instance „.... who1 fu,nl,y wcre RU,'i,u ur Uie la'-’''r -' probably be as many inure sold the milter «t Um* «t*te of Jam»* J "The farmer, f— . . i<cr. O. L- Potter, and family of again » m.-i In \-.-urt '■$«>«-’ wk-.-at on ff .... 30-ocre fieldMrs. in 'V>™Tlielu7i-dp'v' ' /hould there be another cxnn^...HO. curslOn. ■‘•7 ••• " •• ’ • " -'1 W-. regular rotation would, in many; IV1]! The Delton L- A. S. will be enter­ ’ .■)’ ?' Iea'« w -‘•’Dp >■*«•• planted to; m! M- i Sen’ll A-n.'r tained by Mrs. Alice Collin* for din­ i I. Adr.iued b. i-rl-' .nd.thr I wheat along the .side of tlw field to ,“r'“’d ^dt^’ ’h.pXu •. J.r. ' ...I ... u - .1 th;- extent of hl* reduction-or con-'^ '»*««« iriuwb In ner t>n Tuesday. Qct. 3. instead of Wednesday thc 4th. The change be­ .................. ............................... ex “&»«»«• r»t -j ing made on account of a District « Sr'X “ 2 “-------------- :*•------ — meeting “r "■ or outer eruKS ’ta^ in tne Wu£ ran tnen !S> inr --------in Hustings on WcdiK-sday, 'aid probate effir *1 including bothcimraritd that uar !antl an<lJani* -'la'letta regular ■Inted tor hearin. "j entire needed field to itoS Mid th! Jt Hasting*cl,aK attend^ thc re- theRev L Dday. Mlles will bc in Benton '"’ acreage, cifti be planted to era. < I union at Ovid Sunday. harbea- this wtwh attending the ConIt i> fnrt!.» ■' *1 'A more wld ".read nation1 M* 4, d M‘* Juiin ltaUPr and 80,1 k’r‘1;w convene Wednesday. *._■ . nx'‘.tr' Dale vbltcd friend., in Canon City tm- 2uth. T.wreforc thfte will be i» t« .’.lid day of i.. sr:n», in practice is to seed clover. lespedeza? --------■ ----• ' preaching service* next ~ Sunday.' inrrr, a r.<w,)mpcr j-rint- alfalfa, timothy .and other grasses;■Sunday. j Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dennis and .. /M—i together in the spring, according to'' = baby of Grand Rapids were guest* Mrs. Bertha Adams nnd Mrs. Blanche Richards and son. Paul, adaptation. The entire .field, both' were Hastings shoppers Saturday I wheat acreage — ‘' . ... m afternoon.’ «TAT4 or MICDIOM. ’ JSSJitoctomViiSi1 M' Fn,"k NMImoxt The L O. T. M. will meet with Mr*. Winnie Lcchlcitner lliursday. afternoon of this wix-k. . Mr. and Mra. W. D. Thomas of from a visit to Chicago wlwre they; Kakmazoo and Mr. and Mra. Ed. Mmar at Doder were callers of Mr. te.p.** t iDu.Vr.te cstabluhlng the hay or pasture crop. attended the World's Fair. Mra. T. W. Thompson and rhil- ;nxt Mr.-;. Addbon Pennock Sunday <> ' ! i ’v't'* .■.t’ i- “a Tllr -‘«*«“i year, this acn-aev can be dren viuted b.-r afternoon. •j-., <h«t t ■ . p.-r u»«-d f >r hay or posture without re­ sister.ofMrs.Vermontville Leon Tyler. Saturday. , •**------------- -<■« » '' r 'r n »‘"m’/*>*’ *,rtcU°n. provided other acre* an- The Young Peoples' Class ol the! MII.O. r’ .'m x.,.r:*.e 1.1 I« N- subsUtujcd a* contracted acreage­ ichdreh of Christ of Coats M Wm Snath of New Yo-k Cltv ... -- * i i-. th* i.-'w-and I'.andl.-d m accordance with the .wiUptllOn the program forGrove' the ‘ .. *,'* ' ?, St :! .'t-raras.-. J."'.™ »una.y eve-' s.,„.k at th<> 1.5nXn.Her ^i. n ;community «-roc service nrr next Sunday !..io-k. ...:* ......... c,“^' Spath, at thc BrancUtctter home "•1 ' :*v:.n.“7axi3,,?ci!,»:'][; I ; Det?/CoatiUM Meek's! 'towjF I? OBDBB FOB PUBLICATION. . «/ tha l*ri I >t>*('ucrl A. BTATB OF MICHIOAX, .1=ff.u : ‘ NSSft?.*?.?-!-“-*«*<• K.'^’ciSE^iJrSS AUCTION SALE! H Having decided to quit farming I will have an auction sale at my place, three miles north of Lacey and one mile east or three-quarters of a mile north of the Dunham School in Maple Grove Township on DEPT.C LEE F el: AUXILI NE Tuesday, September 26 Sale to begin at 1:00 o’clock. I offer the following property; HORSES. POULTRY. Gray gelding, 9 yrs. old, wt. 1300. Gelding, 10 yr». old, wt. 1100. Bay marc, 15 yra. old, wt. 1300. CATTLE. Durham cow, 6 yrs. old, due Dec. 28. Durham heifer, due Dec. 6. Spring calf. 5 heifers, JO to 18 months old. FODDER. 6 acres of corn in shock. 2 mows of hay. Stack of straw. 35 chickens, Plymouth Rocks. ■ Fine At I Wood’ H by ^r ■ On Sil ■ m ii vent io $■ nnd Aux! ’^O F hal ■ Hf-ci-dl B which wa B the D m<i B paraded B S. C’nr.c FARM TOOLS. McCormick' plow, new. 3-section drag. Arthur Wood mowing machine. Feed grinder. Feed chopper. Lumber wagon. Flat wagon. Louden hay car. Hay rope. |McCormick*crcam separator. Other articles too numerous to men­ tion. back west to Grew march di Adelbci man folk ing Dr. as toiistn mander < ,Edw. De * TERMS; CASH, All property to be settled for before moving. Ut »III ,;.t n“, n ,.11 tiu-ai Adjustment Administration . hr.,.,1., ineia.hr i has recommended as approved prac- . Aon?h rri t"1 : Ucex the planting of .wll-improve-, 2? a I-aam^ 'risited to parvnu. Mr. and Ktaart C1*ffi*nt, .huts’- .,f P mazoo property- and will move tills J !fore»l mui summer fuh^vix?4’.jt^Xrindler^’tuorvd 'week. w,C1K- Mr Mr.’ Campbell wlin with whom he, h<> STATS OF MICHIGAN. Order of th* Cen»erv»Uon CanntulonHcnxarUn PartrtilrMmuii'-slcr. Indiana. Monday, to1 farm. ' I' S'’,the contracted wheat acreagcx^o as resume school work. • Mnk Wilcox and grandson,' Jack.I not to contribute to other iiirphi. c., • Miss her Winifred Border spent the, went oir the excursion to Chicago trMrn , THE LITTLE RED BRICK. ,in<i n.t to nUfce glx)d lLx, oI n.Urvd , end with friends.in Ldnsing THEREFORE. c.-n./rr»Hnn Cem- 'La-M Week s Ixrier. ; land in accordance with local atlap- wok and vfirftqd the fair. A sis­ and is visiting in De troit for a few Sunday ' t am 230. I’, a ' We did not have school Labor tatlon. ter from Hastings accompanied days. them. ‘ ’ I r.7 .ter ri'onM.Tr' d^ - “ mcwt ev‘Ty attended tiie i • Growers are paid a -substantial ' ..rf.li for »n> ,.,r. picnic al the' fair grounds in Hils- benefit to reduce wheat- acreage Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bollman of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kramer have] Ila-stings visited Mr. .1nd Mra. Wm. accepted a fine position on a farm in >7 H»’w‘t'uTPv»rv.‘“S’- , ... „ !wlthoul creating damaging surplusi . . ,• Mr. and Mrs. Warreg Bolton, ^ot other agricultural comuioditie.,.'.' Mohler Thursday. Nebraska and will go there early .The two day i-Yee Fair put on'by next month to assume their duties. | John rfuizitiCH'H in McCOrds. ' ’ ’■ . DELTON'. ! Uu‘. cbikhen of ^Vooeiiand Friday UEoroe' u h<k;ai:th. Mra. Minnie Hammond is visiting i Last Week's Letter. 'iU,t* Saturday war. a hui;d miccc.-ls. heme o1» Mr. and Mr... Bradfield the her daughter mid family. Mis. j Mr. nnd Mra. Claude Groat and e’o'-vAs were drawn by the pvetiinK of'thc 2Uth Instead of the ‘Chas. HenderslioU. in thc Bender-1family moved to East Lansing Mon-,made ice cnam. ‘-'•(’yly- lK’P schoolhouse -as ' prnr-nuly anOut t»2f. shott distric'.. ’ jdgy. We wire *orry.to loose tin * l*',t hamburgers and Gth.-r think-. iKHinced. 'estimable people from cur midst. l,hv >o,mR Iollts ,u“ lo off<r P14*!1 Mr. and Mrs. Pcnnels entertained Wade Town and family have aL ° <’»K*yvd th'- attractions Midi as callers from Marshall Tuesday moved into Mm Horton huu-e. lh°!o 8«mes. hnr.<- racing mid trajieze morning. Laler in tlw day they went Mr. and Mra. Ru-.^df Mott mid :;,cU r-et-n from the.grand stand. Tne lo Hastings for dinner and visited , family spent-a few days Inst weck!four Shetland-ponies were In con- Mrs. Carrie LeRoy at Welcome. :at A Century of Progress in Cm- s,al‘‘- demand^ by the little' to!.-- tar Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Scobey . ;x nt caao. Mr. and Mra. BerNPaiton werc!rid' 11 •>'»’” ll Sw'» for Saturday afternoon and .evening in also.visitor* tit the ialrxin CWcagn! yotmt'ter.-. A mcc exhibit of can­ ’ Hostings • ' -recently. -I nln« 7.7. ....Shown rn tiie tent .• pim-i . There will be no church service ‘ ■ v . mj . tr 7-1,' : xr™ ........i i *<>rt-d tld.1 4-H Cdub. Mrs. Fordle C.uiy has been spend0*^’ bv *»>J ,u,,‘ nt Milo next Sunday as Rev. Miles PRICE STILL REASONABLE! ing several day# with her sister. Mrs , ?}Ir- ■ " "l111 r a,“l 1 vjll’tx- at conference. iaitenna Whitby at Mio. Alene were .Grand Rapid,-, visitor*. A------------- -------------------Mlss Goldl; Town visited frlcniL-! w',‘111, -■<*■'/ • I ADAMS LAKE. Repair Your Roof Before Fall Rains! In Jackson a few days l;ut wo k. :WC,I!Y’’ F.al1’ ,of .ngs wa.. n MrJ CJvO_ Morehouse is suffering i Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilbur Tolles arc ."tM*«atid visitor from an attack of rheumatism ae iin. the hapny parents of u little! •'»->. •!- V ■ *•».” a <*\,,pr Mr. Morehoitx- is rapidly recovering FILL YOUR WITH COAL NOW! daughter Wn last week at Ptmwek - ytcsj a’ 'l‘‘hte recent o|*r*tion. which to honpiial. ii1- I- Willisoh o» Hastings Fntfuy good new.-; to his many frienii. We arc glad to report that- Mr.■ ’’'cninR._______ _____ I Sunday afternoon callers in the Hozej Num-maker who underwent a I Geo. McKibbln iloine were. Will serious operation at Arm Arbor Frl-I Mr. and Mn., i>h.hh k“** mrt Burelwlt' --------wm <Liy forenoon is getting along fine, W<- hope her improvement continues. PHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE Mr. mid Mrs. H. T. Reynolds en­ evening at Mr. und ’ Mr?. Clair tertained and fam- ' Marshall'*........vw their ...... »ons. Clair ...... . ■ v.utcr.-, Callers t.-t of men Rich jiugncs Hughes were. Mr. dy from Chicago, and Ra-wll and and Mrs. Lyle Tobias and son nt family from Ohio, over Labor Day. ^.‘.Battle Ortek nnd Mr. mid Mrs. .Mra.- Ida Tolles of Cincinnati. i *,th Bason, and sister. Mrs. charhe Hughes of Prairieville. I Ohio, visited her brotner and wife, Acla bv,L •, . ! We are verv sorry to learn tlia’ Mr and Mr. H. r. Wrrtman. Thun- M» n>™' SSL'tJS-" *W fcatf waM dsu.m.r mother. Mrs. Sylvia Skidmore, at fell in such a way as to injure- her day. and Friday. . Delton youiig people attending- tlu* Nichols hospital in Battle Creek . spine so badly it was necessary’ to Saturday. Kellogg school are. John Miks. El­ : take licr to the hospital for treat­ wood Eddy, Wilma Holden. -Leo Mrs. Frank Hawbllte spent Sure-j;' ment. ■ and---Mrs. Dewey Chiinlberlain, W Kathryn Town. AUH..I, Hiui- day - with - , Mr-,,---" Jones. |। Mr. and, Mrs. Lip Ketcham of iuh Jones. Marie Hughes. Marqulta | *ll-ar No-shville. Martin called on their niewe. Mrs. Hcuum. Wilbur Solomon. Virginia! Mr-. Clair Marshall sixnt Thurs- Marcfus Bagley. Friday. <A dnuain HunaHiger. Lucile Galnder. Urn-ii,‘!-.‘>' w,‘h Mrs. Howard Burchett m 'trom Hickory Corners was also an Collison, Laverii and Rcva Mott. ' * -.; “-— 1" , ., .. , 'Uftvmcon caller. ' Wednesday night. Sept. 20 th<-r* " ‘ n ”rrvtMlte Jn? Mr' "inrt mk' "’Ollld be pleased If those who. will be talking movingp.v.ujtpicture vw ..a free .... .O..IW.V, a, M*; • , Mr‘‘- , ran7|have items they would like printed ON A NEW. EXCHANGE BASIS show on south side of the old Inery. Huvvblitz spent send or bring them in io to tne the ------ Saturday - - - - evening at ] would Aourn *enu unng incm barn. • ickor ____ _______ _.l. our I u'Llake. tMws■’if.MA™ ,w„. c .. JI___ correspond*nt and• help __ make Thc Ireland Lakes Garden Club .:..O Whlttmore mx-nt Sunday ,[;aM ,ntery,tln« T>unk».will meet with Lula E V ' Wi'.inun I t ,,. Y nn S «. S pnn „ chrtMUn NOTE THESE PRICES Thuraday afternoon. "... t»- offioai, M. Merlin Marshall Rndrarw Business nu.tma will be thr »wk -nd .1U her ur- WM „ Y . „ : will be elected' for another year. „■ „ul b, pr0,„„. Mr. and Mr*. Gcoige Bagley have.11.1. Mr, and Mrs. lad M .r.ball moved into the . house recently va- > -------- ---------- - — _______________________ 7 Mur .h •“™" “"d rated by the Town family. Georg# Gitx-ris were Katherine D; y. giXX1 attendance. HteJi Waters and Lyle D.'inaar nre! l,{ P°rt Wayijc. Ind-. Mr. and Mra Bugtey vtothe new ,-eiiool bus drivers for th.L,;Carlton Sununrra of Lansin:.'. Mrs, Bagley’s mother ut Gun year. > ^ind Mra Carlton Fraze m.;1 Ben pi-fins Sunday INSTALLED Mra. Hopkins has been se nding and Mr. and Mra. MJ'-on, ---------- < < » '-----------INSTALLED i NORTH HOPE. the past week with relatives in Bat- Abernathy Ah“"’'*”'v of nf Lynn. Xv"n Ind. In Your Car In Your Car /I Mr. and Mrs, Fredric Swints ai'.i; Thi, community was saddened • tie Creek. • "P-; of Battle Creek were Sunday again Friday morning of the passing Mr. nnd Mrs. John Adams enteu fck!pucsts at Bert Daly'sof Gene Deck. Jim funeral was held tained'thelr grand-son over the week Walldorf! funeral home in end as thc da tighter and husband.' Mr. and Mr-, Cur. Marshall *of fr(in. . re thc Branch district spent Sunday a-. Hayings on Sunday at 2:30 und Mr. and Mra. G’.rim Williams .wen- , Mr. and Mrs. Worth Green s. laid ta rtsvdn the Prairieville cemevisiting the World's Fair at Chicago. . Mrs. Frank Hawbhtz called on tcry. extend our sympathy to thc Leon Leonard is spending thej week at A Century of Progress hi Mrs Mary Scothornc m Nashville relatives. Thursday. j clmton Hom cf ‘Shultz spent1 Chicago. Elmer Kelley of Grand Rapids and . ------- ZT.” * * . Z Sunday with Elmer Anders. Above prices include exchange for your old engine STONY POINJ. , Mr and Mrs. Jay Anders and Mr. and Mn. Claude Kelley of Has­ Ed. Dcukin is working at Lan-; mother motored to Fennville on tings were week end visitors, of Mr. and Mis. Homer Kelley. *i»»R, Friday. Clutch Disc tn Exchange SZ.5O Mr. and Mn. Lowell Dcmnnd and Gus Peake and family spent SunAt the regular business meeting of tlw Delton community chib Monday Ciaiid t-ok the cxcumion to Chi- day with Mr. and Mrs. Oten Wauon ... Sunday. ... |Jn Prairieville. V-8 Carburetor In ExchanRe $1.50 evening, the following officers were i.tRo elected: Ellis E. Faulkner. • Pres.-!I B. J Wellman was in Battle Creek Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farwell and dent: Robert Barnes. Vice-Pres ; I Saturday. ---------- V-8 Distributor In Exchange $1.75 I Mr. und Mns- Roy Sabin qf Kalaand Mrs’ John Blocher wus> mazoo called Sunday ou Mr. and Mux Reynolds. Secretary-Treasuraf. iJ Mr. ar -d Mr and 'George Eddy. Frank Doster and at Neeley Sunday. Kirs. Otto Pranslika and family. H. T Reynolds as director* i/- i Our first P. T. A. Friday night i ASK for EXCHANGE PRICES ---------- 1 - ♦ > —------ was a Vine success. After Ute busi- ] PODUNK. BVGBEE CORNERS. 1 ncss meeting some music was fur- Mr. and Mrs. Tim Burke of Has­ on important Ford parts and then com­ Mr and Mra. Floyd Palmer spent nished W Victor Wlnsloff and Ro- tings spent , __________________ Thursday at Chas. Sunday with Mr. und Mra. Edd. Rice , bert Blocher, after that an old fash- Loehr’s. of Durfee. loned spelling bee was held in which Roy Gardner is visiting his peopare prices on same parts-for other cars. Mr. and Mra. Byron' Johncox of: Mra. Wayne Offley carried of! the pic a» Litchfield and also attending Grand Rapids were week end guests, honors. Next was a cipher mutch A Century of Progress at Chicago. of his mother. Mra Lulu Johncox.: nnd Keith Mead won first place in Donald Oler of Freeport spent the returning io Grand Rapids SUnaay । that. i week end with iiU grandparents. Mr. [evening ; Mr. and Mrs. Cap Sprague of and Mrs. Monta Replogle. Mr. .and Mr - Merl Count and son Nashville and Mr. and Mra. W. A. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ixiehr have TELEPHONE 2121 HASTINGS, MICH. of Kalamazoo.u-ere week end guests i Crabb of thb plate, witivsomc oth-’refumed from their Ohio visit. of Mrs. Cha» yx<o*. | er relative*, enjoyed fe picnic din- Mra Minnie Shriner of Hastings ML-s Marion Palmer of Hastings j ner at Fnllesburg park near Low t il. spent the week end with her broth✓ j was home for tiie week end. Sunday. . er, George Ransom. SEVE members ben. to r National V. C. FRANTZ, Prop spiral loir ERNEST GRAY, Clerk HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer held the dienee. ' Using jectlves ■-'Make i ;u>« “Pre Oil thr-ei ftructive breeds h < Conti REV.L TU Only C Barr b Edge Grain Shingles Mllluxli Sunday comprise Mlchlga 'Manaboiil Gobi BIN and tha tors ossl odist pu Hastih Nashv Mlddlr Woodl FreejK Delton Bimfie Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. /Hasttr ■Conklin Pasto readers churches Sice at R. Woo Keefer, fey, Ion land: R and Rev The predate Dewey, j seventh warm member gallon tlw peo FORD PARTS COST LESS/ New4Qyi, New V-8 engine engine s37- «4O— UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO. visitor^. Ings were Joseph: Tone of I Comman< District C I Bchrump I Vice-Pre? I partment I er John I I went Chi Next to a Camel work as in civic commu him th may bc his caie ♦ Chevrolet gives most miles per gallon No argument about thc camel. When it comes to miles per gallon, there's nothing innll thc Gobi desert—or Saliara— or anywhere else—that can beat him. No argument about Chevrolet, cither. It’s thc most economical form of full-size transportation on wheels. 'CHEVROLET You can travel a long, long way in a Chevrolet Six without a single stop for gas or oil. In fact, you can get more miles out of a gallon of gas in a Chev­ rolet, than you can get in any other full-size car. Thc lies! -proof of this is thc way Chevrolet is being preferred by leading national business firms. These firms know their mileage figures. And today, Chevrolet is their first choice by an overwhelming count. Chevrolet is also first choice of the American public by the widest margin in history. CHEVROLET MOTOR* C O M PAN V1, DETROIT, MICHIGAN M45T*$565 IT J TDIY Rtf . IX-. HUKU --------- ’ ■ ’ Ap Barry served St Pal conditio swampe county, such lo mendin each co chosen for Bar slracu paif up rCounty J Don of I Itupcct and tlw । thc pre Q AtlgU. ship 1 looking up on double Banner DISTRIBUTOR FOR BARRY COUNTY Phone 2680 HASTINGS, MICH. ■ side hi FR Good � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-09-27.pdf 339ec958bc29cb17905e6fc557bf5a46 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR JF0URTH6IST. CONVENTIONONSUNMY AGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, SEPTEMBER 27,1933 “THE SILVER THREAD HASTINGS CITY BAND PLANNING FOR CONCERT On Court House Square If Weather Is Good Thurs­ day Night, October L2 ' PAGES 1 to 6 N1 UACTIIUPC CPIinni C bliss co. now have nlld I lllbd dbnUULd ,< ABOUT 100 ON PAY ROLL S1HC0.IEM Employed in Facto­ SEVENTY YEARS AGO Number ries Here Over 700—86 HID i FINE Per Cent of Normal FRAME BUILDING, The activity at the E. W. Bites GUESTS OF W. K. KRLThe Hastings City Band is pion- OLD ning a concert to be'given Thursday WITH FOUR ROOMS LOGG FOUNDATION AT Company plant is very gratifying-to evening. October 12. on the south; the people of Hastings. At the pres­ DESCRIBED HEALTH OAMP side of the court house. Arrange- ( ent time fifty men are at work in incuts will doubtless be made so that j the pattern room and foundry and In case of stormy weather on that SEPARATE GRADES NOT | thirty In the machine shop. ‘Die lat- HEALTH TR'AINING WAS date we may use the Central school ’POSSIBLE AT THAT TIME to fifty. It seems mighty good to tiie THE PRINCIPAL TOPIC auditorium. In which ca.«* it will be! DEPT. COMM DON BEARDSLEE PRESENT—LEGION ELECTS OFFICERS AUXILIARY INSTALLED NEW DISTRICT STAFF necessary to ask an admission' price 1 ---------- Bites workmen, who have been out' ——-----. of 10c per person to cover cast uf Fire Destroyed Old Buildifig of a job for a long time, to be called Dra* From Chicago and Ann lights. Janitor service, etc In 1871—New One Start- buck back to u. their old places. places This brings brhy Arbor and Mi» Sebald xo,i I’the h” total number employed in the ... the' ed In 1872 j factories well*’over the“ ] Give Addresses j factoriesofof this thiscity *“---------- **■ 150 less Tlie first schoolhouse in Haxtlngj '7tw m“*lL or about JL-------—_ than _ the । The rural, village and city teachI On Sunday the Fourth District iber emnloved in them ers of Barry county were entertained was a small one-room frame strucaverage number employed In Kunventlon of the American Legion from Friday evening until Sunday ture. which stood on tlw south bide, during good times. nd Auxiliary was held at the I. O evening at the Health Camp. Pine of Court street, between Jefferson; ■•» lake by the W. K_ Kellogg round*and Church. It was devoted to othPreceding the bountiful dinner, ■ tlon. About two hundred teacher* at­ ; er purposes when tlw four room' which was served by the Rrbckults, : tended. school building was erected on liw the Legionnaires and Unit members LONG BEACH, CLEAR LAKE, Central grounds. The last tise made' .' They had the privilege of hearing paraded from the legion home, on Dr. Williams A. Evans, health editor NOW OPERATING UNDER of the oldest building was quite nov­ 8. Church 8t.. south to Oreen St, of tlw Chicago Tribune and former el. A prominent citizen' it) the town west to Broad wav. north to Stale NEW MANAGEMENT । commissioner of iiealth of the city at that time started to build a barn. ' FSt. east to Michigan Av*. Uym . --------of Chicago and Dr. U. O. Rickert. He set it clow to the line of hte[. ‘back wiMt to Jefferson St, and south -Uubert. the miner lad, Shadow Cob, king of tlie Gob Ins and Princes Gwenda, three of the leading rharaeBANNER FILES SHOW PRIpresident of the American College of neighbor on the same block, who to Green St . where Uie' line of trrs in this Fairy story fantasy ba*ed on an old Cornish legend Illustrate that outside the play they are really ON OLD STAGE COACH and profeMor of thera­ i iSir- Tft BATTLr nnr-riz w'li aEo a Proml,‘‘nl eltizrn. Tlw CES HERE IN 1913, 1926 Dentists, march disbanded. the beat of friends. peutics and matcri* medic* in the LINE TO BATTLE CREEK latter was furiously angry over itJ AKrn Adelbert Cortright acted ns chair­ Dental school In the Unlvenlly of - --------To get his revenue he*bought a lo: iwoo man following the dinner, Introduc­ Schoo! pupils are taking an Im- Irortment of (tasters that are helping are the worst of bad enemies on the Michigan. portanl port in ' ‘ The Silver Thread" i to let people know when, where and stage, they (the boys mid girls who Property Been in Herrington fronting the home of the oilier cmi ing Dr. B- C. Swift of Middleville This was the third and last of the AVERAGE LOWER THIS ns lotuitmasler. Harry Wood. Com­ to be presented by the Hastings by whom tlw play will'be given. Alsotimpersonate these characters) are FamUy Ninety Year—WUl teachers’ gatherings at the Health mander of the local Post, and Mrs. Civic Players in centra! auditorium I it wax a pupil of Junior high. Jack । really the best of g<x>d friends. In I Be Further Developed very very, dllapltated, dllnpllated. and set it It on the YEAR THAN IN OTHERS Comp to be held this montlu Tiie ,Edw. Downs. Auxiliary President. here Friday afternoon and evening, Rcarlck. who drew tlw iliustralion : other words a goblin is a goblin only1 | firstfne was the Allegan teachers on Oct. 6. The main leads in the pro- reproduced above. The design was ’, in the fariclfu! realm of stagehind, A deal was closed last week Wed- lot (jirtctly opposite arid across the' the’ week end of September 9. the Ito Lift ; second visitor.^. Others who brought •grect- duction such us Princess Gwenda, original and was made without u.s-1 Although "Tiie Silver Thread" te nesday by which Long Beach, the road trom the home ol the owner of Government Trying the Eaton county teachers on Distance. being produced especially for chll- popular Clear lake resort, was trans- tl* barn He permitted any family J - °“ | ing/4 were Mrs."Minerva Olson of St Cubert. King Shadowcob and .the 11 who whpld do so with- Farm Prices to 1913 or the week end of Beptanbr 16. 'Joseph; Slate Vice-Commander goblin troop are taken by boys and Jack's picture doesn't portrayany I dren. tl»e play, so critic., say. will be ferrod Xo the ownership of the t0 l,vc 1026 Levels “ ‘_te । xron? of Sturgis, who te ateo District gills of the grades and Junior high |Mirtlcular incident of the play but it ’ thoroughly enjoyed by people of all Oeorgc F. Murray System. Inc, of out asking rent. A fine home now ( The Progninx Commander; Mrs. Augusta Cone. school; pupils from all sections of docs strewt the fact that, although!ages. It te imaginative, has a number Grand Rapids. The Clear lake re- »^nds on that lot. TJle od building] Tlie eiTOTt is being made by the! n1P acUv iUes ana atld program program w tf me the (Continued on page five) sort has been owned and operated .»“ ^moltehed to give place to the ‘wiw*>"^nt“ I -cuyHwa District Committee woman; Mrs. Carl the county Htrnrd in a colorful as-]the goblins mid the "earth" people] cw., ~ 't— who want ...... iveuova rsMiiuiawun. parucubv .Mr and Mrs Frank Herrlnaton new , *uto »h°riue» farm ..wit . k Kellogg Foundation, partlcuI Schrumpf of Niles. Department uy mt. auu iwr.i. rrunx ncrrMWMMi _ 41__ ,._L. _ ___ . nrlces increased have those nrlcfesLw.i.. ..i-, jt_______ relates.ito the rural health । for the. las’. 21 years. "Tlw . land i Tlie writer tlwaight a descriptioni l’rtce/ bicr^sed to have those pric«-i.iar]V Vice-President: Mr. Schrumpf. Dc-i 1flfUre^.Of education program, will be discussed I where that resort te located had been of the old frame school building. I partment Committeeman and Fathor ,n be interesting, ut the Encampment by Foundation e c under the control of the Herrington where he first attended 70 years ago. . | er John Day, nf Three Oaks. Depart-1 representatives. Following te the family for about ninety years. This and of the work carried on in it dur- to kn"tt' *llat Wt'rc’4‘e Prlccs ment Chaplain. The state officers all mg hte early bovlwod would be of l ’ ri,iel P‘ 1 products marke.ee program for the three-day encampresort and adjoining property com­ : stresM?d the question of Increased ” .l|iW m’1” Jnt‘nu2*lcd- ment: Students Come From Has­ I prise a half section of land, which intcrest. This building was two stor- *" membenhip. urging present mem­ ®an' Friday—6. P. M, Dinner. Mrs. was taken Up directly from thp gov- les hlgii and stood a little to U>e‘Wc lookea “P bers to renewed activity before the tings, Freeport, Nashville I eminent by Frank Herrington's soulii of the center of the Central "er\un,“ Jound “J® market prices Maude Smith. Barry county school National Convention next week. 1 commissioner, thalrman: group and Other Localities nvDADTMrwT nr, nnw grandfather. John Herrington. The grounds. There were four good-sized•*" LhvthLs P®!*1. An interesting, instructive and In­ INVITED AS GUESTS OF, rooms, each heated by a big wood,n . „ e . 1B,3> ’ singing led by W. T. Wallace; soloDEPARTMENT Or GONgrandson still delights in telling how spirational address was given by Dr i Tlw* enrollment in the Barry the grandfather was taught to pwlm 1burning stove in the center of the 1926 and 1933. We believe our read-Frances Hunter; general A. w Woodburne of this city which W. K. KELLOGG FOUNDA­ County NOrmai this year te eightSERVATION GIVES DI-------------- -- “ Surrounding this were crude interested to know what, meeting. Dr. Stuart Pritchard, chairin the waters of Clear lake by the room. ' held the close attention of hte au­ ten, with tlw following students in TION FOR THREE DAYS OEST OF LAWS benches, without backs, on which the we Iauna , man; speaker. .Dr. W. A. Evans. .lunar wig ft mill UH' ' Indians. ' . dience. attendance: Tiie name of the resort is to be Ipupils could Sit when it became too' BUTTER—Tlw price per pound in Saturday—8 A- M. Breakfast. Using tlw seventh and eighth ob­ l From Hastings: Hazel Calms. cold in their regular seats, some of j1913 *'as I93® lt wa* 41c and in 9 A. M.. Group meetings, teachen jectives of the Legion preamble, SPEAKERS OF NATIONAL SEASON BEGINS changed to “ Clear Lake Lodge." as ' Marion Edger. Mane Elite. Aita Pot­ DUCK uuur\ ochouiu ocuimo u wU1 called from now on -Thc which were near the wbtirrr. vin'dows. .Ir. In ',Ma ,M3 22c. and teacher-nurses. "Make right the master of might"| IMPORTANCE SCHEDULED IRtnSSL S. m.7 10 A. ocvu-ic winter weather weuincr it ut wa> wiu mm. was aim-,’ EGOS-J-Tfie difiir.uua—me price per dozen aozen inin " M.. General meetings. Dr. OCT. 1 CLOSES NOV. 20 .property acquired by Mr. Murray is 'severe anti •'Promote peace and good will.": Morris. chairman; any of the rooms com- 1913 was 21c: 1926. 22c; and In 1933 -Emoryy W ' _______ i located on the old Indian trail, lead-.1cult torr—keep as hte subject. Dr. Woodburne spoke »-.u. ,, garet Berklnx. 4 Frances Hamilton mid akIon ah page five) I I '■X-t.-.llr ’ | "Medical Program in Rural (Continued “*. Sinelker; "r:-": rr; from Nashville, Shooting Cannot Begin Boon the causes of wan. and urged hL-. Wonderful Opportunity - to Z? Zon.i ------------ ...----------I POTATOES—The price in 1913 . | Schools" Dr. M. R. 1, hearers to devote themselves to con­ Frances' Darby: from Lake Odntea, fore Noon Oct. 1—Chan^ Dental Program in Rural Sclioote." T X&,fcg‘t?^n5!:iMILK PRODUCERS AND was $1.00 per bushel; 1926 it was ; structive things. War. )w said, Learn Activities and Know Keith* Dickson. Lucille Austin and Morris; The Child In the 11.25 and In 1933. ’$155. , "“"'|Dr. ‘ breed;: hate, and hatred has never ,I Constance from Clarksville. Plans for Another Year ---------- Hiller; ----In „Bag Limits DISTRIBUTORS . , . _ . . I .1’!“' WUWIUIK .OIIUUIU ““"'.a MC >» IVLUim DISTRIBUTORS MEET MEET 'SSTfrom ■ Continued on page 7. part two) |I Another evidence of the splendid —... "7™ Middleville, — Lansing. Sept. 27.—A reduction < m tills place, but later it was movedj . 13<,r cwl. i philanthropic work being done by Newland, and Marceil Smith. .W?Sin . 1933. $415 ^r MaUta Scbald. in the waterfowl bag limits and ; toils “ Ue. because of the Agree to Adopt NRA Code as ‘ »»0 l»r cwt, and ________ REV. L. L. DEWEY IS RE- 1 tlie W. K. Kellogg Foundation te Bedford. a 15 days shorter season for hunting cr°” l,lprp- , ,, , _i n , . f. „ , cwt. I -r-.m.tr-n niAvmon the Camp Fire Girl project which ; • «n«n» th» in Mr- Herrington^ father. John E. Fnemtilatofl Formulated hv by Yn1«m4. Kalama­ I BEEF CATTLE. LIVEWEIGHT— mlng, boating, tennis, etc. TURNED TO HASTINGS, Is sponsored by this organization. inlpe ate Ila- only el, «,>«., mad. In „„„ clear late when zoo Association ----------- | This week end, Sept. 29. 30 and 1' Average local price>f-In 1913 It was Buskirk. 1933. from last yfcar's waterfowl' Battle Creek was the terminus of, Only One Change Made iB|Oct. 1. the Foundation win entcriiuuimK seasons. scusuiui. ItK has lias been ucvn up-1 ?9: 1920 *l waji *3.00 and in 1933, 2 P. M-. General meeting. Dr. Roy hunting an-1 the Michigan Central railroad, ui.u and The milk producers who sell or . . . । tain the Camp Fire leaders of the (Continued on i>age five) 'nounced bv the U S Denortnwnt of wh<n “ Rt °ge coach ran from thatfurnish milk, for sale through milk , W*® P®f <™* T Barry County Paltoratox , cm council, includinx e.l, by the U. 8. Department or ,|ty to Orand jupids. i distributors tn this city met Tues-1 CHICKENB-In 1913. 10c per by the Conference boun and Barry counties, tlie gnth-. Agriculture. Mr and Mrs Herrington'day afternoon and selected the fol- pound; 1926. 15c per pound and m ROD & GUN CLUB Tte Mlrhlx.it ContrteUte of itel l'l™J*kT.'nJ'T‘!r'.r.: 1933’ ” it u U 9c. ' j The fegulatloiw as announced by]built up a fine reputation for this lowing officers: 1I ,0T I ville Twp. The program begins with • --------- | WHEAT—In 1913 it was 92c per PLANS GAME DINNER .Methodist Eptecopal church clonedi’ dinner at 6 30 Friday evening, and ATTORNEY SIGLER BEGAN the federal government must be ’ populht lesort. They began with • Chester Are hart. President. । bushel; In 'bushel; in 1926. 192t. $1.15 and ... in 1933, conformed with in'Michigan. j (Continued on page three) ■ H. J. Foster, secretary. lilt tetelon .1 Brown Barter oil; j from that j,„, time ■..nS'a.^Tiiw;: until Sunday , 71c per bushel. ... * after. MANDAMUS PROCEED­ Hie waterfowl hunting jeason will Event to Be a Round-Up for —------------------| Elmer Bush. Treasurer, Sunday evening. Tins conference; I noon ...... every minute will be filled nnoarv VIaaIt xwonn Utl OEI ES CO ­ jt was to prOCeed with tiic! OATS—In 1913 it was 50c per open nt IO 12 a o'clock lynn. Qnnrfnv Sunday. IDtONADn BERNARD HELSEL All the Members in comprises the western half of lower with interesting and educational, INGS LAST WEEK October 1. and will close November organization and to join' with i bushel; in 1926. 35c and in 1933, 40c. .Michigan. Only one change In pas­ events. CAPED FROM THE JAIL ‘ producers who furnish milk to tile Barry County the; tors was made in Barry county, The dally bag limit has been re ­ n„. O,., M >» «» “ ' > ■ «' Kalamaln '»» " « “ ' ■ > M:*mbers of the Barry County Rod and that wus at Banfleld. The pas­ Foundation the attendance of Les- CONTENDS COUNTY HAS duced from 15 to 12 and not more Dug Out Some Bricks, Made 200 and accept their code. & Gun Cldb are planning to put tors assigned to Barry county Meth­ ter F. Scott. National Executive, eight of these 12 ducks may be on au game Kamc dinner uumcr sometime sonicvunc during uunnx | The milk dealers and distributors 1 SHELLED CORN In 1913 it was,on Escape by Crawling Up odist pulpits were as follows: ' RIGHT TO CERTAIN FEES than 75c per bushel; 1926. 80c per bushel : thc u * Ur of October or fint of and Associate National Field Sec-, canvasbacks, red heads, greater and met the same day and organized by Hastings—Rev. L. L. Dewey. retary. Ruby Lattimore, lias been . and in 1933. 56c per bushel. ’ November, -- “ ‘..wcuwr or i." 1 the Ventilator le-wr scaups, ringnecks, bluewing, the following officers: according to _Dr. Burton Nashville—Rev. M. E Hoyt. arranged, besides others of out- Were Kept by Three Toma Go. greenwing, cinnamon teal, shovel­ Bernard Helsel, who pleaded guil­ !l electing Robert Cook. President. | A. Perry, club president. Prelimit Mfddlevillr—Rev. M. D McKean. standing im|x>rtance In Camp Fire lers and gadwells. Last year 10 of ty to a serious criminal charge be­ H. J. Foster. Secretary. Officers After the Board ! nary details were discussed at a COMMERCIAL CLUB Woodland-Rev. A. E Wynn. work. Dr. J. B. Nash, head of the these excepted species, combined, fore Judge McPeek one day last L. E. Foster, Treasurer. Freeport—Rev. Frank Loomis. rm fiO THUD DPT it meeting held in tlie Trio Cafe MonAbolished Fee System Physical Education Department al could be taken in a day. week, and was to have received hte The new organization selected n LULUn lUun ULI. If. day evening and committees were Delton—Rev. L. D- Mlles. ‘ the New York University Is another Judge Royal A. Hawley, of the Twenty four ducks, or a two days' sentence decided he wiuuuiivc M-Iiwziikv yesterday, ui'tiucu , committee iv to plan inc the avlBlLS details lOr for;| appointed to "get things going." , Bonfield—Rev. Kenneth Hoffmos- speaker who has a nation-wide rep­ Ionia Circuit,,on Monday last signed ---,---------------------j: limit, constitute the number that would make an escape if possible.1 incorporation and to proceed with Invitations to Be Extended A special meeting of tire organisa­ ter. utation. Dr. Nash directs the Posttion has been called for Monday, Hastings Circuit — Rev. 0. M. Oraduate Camp of Physical Educa- an order commanding each of may be held in possession at one and he succeeded In doing so on I the adoption of a code and to be I to Ont nf town Guoata Riindnv As As he he te i« of nf slight «ltohf hnllrl amilated with with the thn Kalamazoo millvui-ui iuwu uuiaia the 23 members of the board ’ time and not more than 16 of these Sunday. build this this}affiliated milk (October 9. Dr. Perry announces, to Conklin. and Health nt Interstate Park,., of supervisors of Ionia county may be of the excepted species. was comparatively easy os we will i distributors association. Route Is Selected complete the plans for the dinner. Pastors In whom many of our tlon N. Y., and is* First Vice-President readers are Interested were assigned of Camp Fire Glrte of America, be­ to show -cause, if «ny there might As was the case last year wood- show, owing to the faulty conditlonf The committee to whom was left Definite plans to go ahead with meeting wUl be held in Hastings be. 'why a writ of mnndahms should ducks. " eiders, ruddy ducks and of the Jail Itself. This condition cer- the matter of organization lor dis- the Hastings Commercial Club churches .is follows: Rev. R. J. sides filling many other important * P>“^ P> be announced in the '’not be issued to compel them, as bufflehcads arc given complete pro­ tainly ought to be remedied. i trlbuiors consists of Arthur WilllHs. "Color Tour" on Tuesday. Oct. 17. Banner next week. Sice at Muskegon Heights; Rev. J. offices. • , ,, ... I mwnbeni of the board of supcrvte- Section and may not be killed at any In the southeast avuuiiu.il vviuvi vi the nit: • W.. vlllvlr were made at the noon luficiveon of Th*-" dl,“’<’r *U1 be for buslnraa u corner of J. uviiut Norris min and nil the’ umvl.R ofilcers ui of their R. Wooton at Fremont; Rev. Karl Fiveinvited groups of older_ girls have ors . of to Muniunxc authorize umc. time. where male prisoners are concon-'.f organization. Tiie The committee for the'the the' tiie club Tuesday Keefer, Potterville; Rev. M. W. Duf­ hlAXLn ,,„ nitinrt Tvirttoi .. Ionia , county, room wnerc well ns Bs Pleasure, pleasure. Dr. Perry perry says. Thu Tnu Tuesday. tlivltj.fl In nttntlH _ ’■1■■ ______ ... d«rtvn,.rl ml n.irtlnlnrJrt i *1 d___ lrefl !.... hf P ”,6®cul....................... lnfr “Horney,: The bag limits for snipe remain fined there te a bricked-in ventilator. | producers consists of the oflkvrs* invitations will to 'event will the round-up fey. Ionin: Rev. A. A. Buege. Way­ „*?’ in tlto will be be extended extended event will be be tlie first first big big round-up oU>- u,e Iut yr.r H.m„, th, winch hah, <0 ill. wm »u.l i&f .nd R. W. cook .nd Otenn Insnun. I ..invitations " I comto <X eounly rnrrnbcrdilp La . - ----------------*---- —• .omni among land; Rev. R. E. Yost. Galesburg, l‘“,’»»!•■ or "J. "L" " "ilubl, .lU„n,y. lo br,ln tu. b«» .horteited Iran jor iho J.U building. Th. morUr Th. purpoaol both orx.nUteilo.te XSl etata Sr X °»*r U"W Ute propouuon or pro­ and Rev. W. A. Exner at Lake View. 8 f * to< conc*‘»*on ,eW’ Proceed- October 1—December 15 to October : that holds the bricks together Is old is to come under the NRA and sub- merce in cities, towns and villages i vidlng feeding stations for jftieasanta Tlie Methodists of this clty^ap- money community service etc Annii^Srnta^ ^’mide of iBf*JL ‘-November 30. All of the regula- .nd soft and can be easily picked mit podes for the approval of the ™Xittes border!^ £reycXn- “t various pointe in the county will preciate the return of Rev. L. L. Dewey to the pastorate here for his. "The Hattie Creek- Plan" Nntinnni mer count.y c'erk> pcarl Phelps, for-1 trims concerning snipe also apply to out or dug out. Bernard dug out|authorities at Washington. That ty and will be sent out this week 1x1 discussed. An effort will be made (ConuLd^i ?“Ply tn,asure.r- “ttd William coots. The dally limit is 10 and 20 several bricks somewhere belwren’will be simplified by adopting trie £ Edition to enjortng a U> «cure‘- one or of seventh year. Rev. Dewey has o' a dedrive drive,«cur onefilms or two two of trie the latest latest (Continued on page three) Franch former county sheriff, to re- may be in possession at one lime. three and six o'clock Sunday after- same procedure and code* which throih thi cXrful rouniry* Yhe conservation of Michigan as a a . ..... ..... lYinwrvatinn film* nf Mlchivftn u warpi place in tlie hearts of tiie - --------------- - ,---- . . .. ---- --------- • uuvumi mt twuriui cuuiiirysiuc. me |; cover the fees fees belonging belonging to to Ionin Ionia The woodcock season is cover the VVM th>i li October j. noon and made Ills getaway. sEtaway. HIS members of ids church and congre­ ___ _ ________? •*______ program. HiA abab- : have have been been followed followed at al Kalamazoo. Kalamazoo. iHuh j ciUb h.|< believes that aa vi.u-n visit, to w.t. Kel- :feature for the urogram. , county and paid to each of them as 15 to October 26. In the lower peainsence was not not! — . ... --------------------gation an<f is highly esteemed by FIVE SILVER MEDAL 1 The adoption and approval of this* |ogg Foundation at Pine ________ ... Camp .. ..... lake .... . '< '■ nrobible Uwt O>., diniter will ■ such county officials, from January aula, with a closed season in the up- [six o'clock. The Sheriff's force .hunt-’code will mpan higher prices for the people of Hastings because he * Trill — | and'explanation and explanation of the humanitarhumanitar- be put on In the form of a contest. WINNERS TO COMPETE 1. 1«». la January I. ira. per peninsula. The dally bag limit x-u. ed. for'him liuu Lt that Hl I lugiu night UHL but U1U did IKK not ;I Hill* milk prod •rs who sell Ao Hasting.- |an work being conducted there will The membership will be divided into is not only Interested in hte own i This order was banmi upon an ap­ te four in one doy and eight in pos-i! find h|m. News of the escape was । dlstriro work as pastor, but te al$o a worker1 distribute' It will undoubtedly p,. o( 5pecU1 interest to out-of-town two teams and points given for each *-broadcast — ------ *- the -----in civic causes which moke for 'the'Contest t’— through State — Police lead to -> qr organization -------------------------------------at the Goats Grove plication presented S the court by session atone time. by milk guests Members, of the club are cex- contribution of dresaed game. Tliese --------" ----tflVUlMCIC xjl iJIC LIUU *.LAttorney Kim Sigler, of this city. No change has been made in the '| radio station at Lansing. Helsel had prteuten wte tell .ail ..... .. ltl . nr . game dinners put on by Rod & Gun lo av.mrnn to ute Church Next Sunday Nigh, j who represents Mr. William Toan geese UIU resumumw. The *uc no money and no other clothing ex­ and condensarles. and mam brant regulations. The 1O)|r wm start from the courtt Club in the past have been events to may be the most successful one in Under W. C. T. U. Auspices of Portland. Michigan, chairman of ;ejlS3n coincides with the duck tn- cept what he had on in jail. It house square .. at rw 9:00 wv-wv* o'clock ... in the remember and the present officers UK UguiuunKiuup ui me goniap the legislative group of the Ionia son. with a limit of four in one day hte career as a pastor. ’ seem as if he can get very ANOTHER EXCURSION i morning. At intervals tlie route will ‘’’tend to see that trite one te not an Five contestants will compete for rviim.«*»... r> ,combined). wouldn't County n-.*..Grange; ... Mr. John R. Spur-),ind rtght ln for. Jlc has been sent to Ionia for Tn nnmsnn nn-r « be marked* by signs allowing a col- exception to the rule. the gold medal at the Coats Grove APPOINTED KIM S1GLEK. . church on Sunday evening, Oct. 1. rler. prominent citizen of Ionia'I Florida Oailinules and Rails may two previous offenses. The one \T0 CHICAGO OCT. 8 ored maple leaf. The tour will in- Fallowing te a list of committees county; and Mr. A. J. Chamberlain.'be,taken, 1 noon. October 1 to Novem- which he confessed te ids third of­ . . ---------chide some of the more picturesque appointed: Barry caunty te in the farm area the contest being under the auspices (Continued on page two) | ber 30 with a daily limit of 10 and a fense. served by the Federal Land Bank of of tlw W. C. T- U-. with Mrs. Wayne Will Give the Excursionists sections of Irving. Thornapple, Yan- Program: Dr, B. A. Perry, Hm| jxmession limit of 20. ikee Springs and Orangeville town- U«UP>: Henry Moorhua. Delton St. Paul. Minn. Owing to financial Merrick as chairman. Whole Day for A Cen ­ । The Michigan Conservation Oom ­ PLEAD GUILTY TO ships. Since the tour is to last only; Contest: Bert O'Donnell. Charite conditions tiiat Bunk has been . Those participating will be Miss FR. JOHN LINSKEY AT , mission at al a recent met-ting meeting renewea renewed j half a day. many of the beauty spots James, and Leon Doster, Delton. swamped with applications for farm Marleah Barnum and Miss Eloise tury of Progress LARCENY CHARGE ST. ROSE CHURCH lts ord,'-r prohibiting hunting of wathe county lutd to be omitted. At Bupper: Rorelle Stanton. Max loans—upwards of 150 f?bm- this Smith qf Woodland. Miss Lillian There will be another excursion’I of ---------- itcrfowl on Houghton and Muskegon of the tour will be Dietrich, and Voight Newton. county. 7'o facilitate the closing of Tolhurst and Miss Virginia Waters Two Middle villo Men Ap­ to Chicago over the C. K. and 8. on noop members . ,, . .. . _________ , . .________ such loans the Land Bank is recom­ of Hastings and Lloyd Demond of Instituted Devotional Service 1,k“ ,,Wr 2 p M- dM'r durin, tte K«llo«. Iditeh. , DC1 lAiniiQ LV,,-. Sunday. October 8. with a . $3 00 xu«u.t RUCst“ Hogg camp Camp tor* for* hinchcniip* open season. peared Before Judge mending mat meaning that a local attorney for coaw Coats Grove, an all or of whom won silver round trin rate Tlie train is sched8 brief progam of enter- ntLIulUUu tUULA* and Spoke Here on Sun ­ each county be selected, and has]medals in the contests last spring. on Monday uied to i™, ‘ itio.'™ sNs A M. R “ re t °'"' TION RALLY OCTOBER _u_---- ---Kim Sigler __ a----- Wjtmer goCs to Allejcan. Oct, 5 chosen as Its _. attorney day Evening PRESBYTERIANS TO and will arrive in Chicago al 9:35 J* ei T_ „ . t | — -—• Earl Cope, 26. and Claude Hllcr. for Barry county, to examine the ab­ to compete for the ]>earl medal. libraJT^vks. dJ*' Dr- H““«h Rev. Fr. John Linxkey. of Detroit, morning. On the return trip; “ ,'r'd J®01* HAVE RALLY DAY OCT. 1 19. both of Middleville^ were ar­ Sunday stracts and look over the papers and All arc welcome to attend the formerly pastor of St. Rose church it will leave Chicago at ten o'clock. raigned before Judge R. R. McPeek .. pass upon them. Willis Streeter te meeting on Sunday evening at the of this city, beloved by his parish­ m «.uvu I Beginning oct. tat. the library will Kennedy, Miss Green* and P. M. Tlie Michigan Central station i on Monday and he accepted their secretary-treasurer of the Barry Ooitti Grove church. ioners and the people of Hastings, Pastor Will Preach1 Special pleas of guilty of larceny from a in Rev. Perdew, Bpeakera adjoins exposition bt ’OP^ ‘o the laa Chicago vaaawgw nyjvnain the WIC VApao,.UJU ---- P“hhc during the]। j. . _ .. . .. .... ... a _ very. following fnIIzuvino ,hours: nrxtir^County Association for the promo­ was in charge of the Sunday eve­ grounds, so that it takes .but building. They were arrested on a Sermon and S. S. Schol ­ tion of these loans. The Bunk has an LUNCHEON FOR MIDDLE­ ning service at St. Rose church. He charge of taking brass and other short time to reach the Century of: Monday-Friday Inclusive, 10-11:46 County Religious Education Rally at inspector to look ,up the applicants ars to Be Promoted came to institute a new devotional ’ fixture^ from tlw old factory build­ Progress after the excursionists ar-1A-Monday-Friday Inclusive, Hastings Methodist, church on and their faYnu Iri this territory at VILLE WOMEN’S CLUB service, the same as he lias used Next Sunday.*'October 1st., will be ing 1-5 ” P. •' M. the in Middleville. They will receive rive in Chicago It will give them a Wednesday, Oct. 4. beginning at the present time. . 1-5 P, for M. In hte own church in Detroit for Rally Day for the Presbyterians of their sentences next week. whole day to take in tlie fair. Tlie 10 A. Saturday M. While afternoon. this te lulmarUy Dist. Pres., Mrs. Foote, and several years. bills «u> will uv be vuv out swu soon telling and Saturday evenings, Methodist buxa xviauqt when wiicu Tuesday „ Hastings. Rev. John Kitchlng. D. D, QUEER PLOW POINT. Ltnskey gives -----evidence of ure TO PARENTS AND STUDENTS. the train trviv* will viit leave t»«wk Woodland. w.»v<i«rwA evxata ewryofw liiterevted In Rungay -Father ------ -------, ----—- — . Coats 7-9pP- M the piuioi. pastor, Will will picaui preach aa =>«.v special_ serCounty Pres., Mrs. Ever­ •he , Cto.TrdiJc arid August Tasker of Carlton townhe arduoiu ardtKNM work he hr has carried on Imon „utabte to the occasion The High school cafeteria is op­ Grove. Hastings, Cloverdale and Th<J" library will be closed Satur- Schoo! work 1* invited to attend. hart, to Give Addresses aniiuoougnt to mis ahiiubought this omce office ■a queer in hte big city church since leaving] lt exiiectwi that every Presby- erating on a different basis this year Delton. The time stated above is da>' morning. . The telephone. No- 2552, will be nedy. and Miss Oreene, looking plow point which he plowed: The xne Middleville Mioaicvuje Women's women's Club are Hastlngs. Hte hair te gray and tn terten family iri tlw city will be rep- than, in years previous. Students de­ NOT city* time but railroad time. I reinstalled Oct. 1st. '. up on hte form in Carlton not long. td serve a luncheon nt their Club siring to -eat in the cafeteria must ’2” he*“h^”. Vlf °J|re*nted at these services in chikiren'a work, will i Jean Barnes. Librarian. ago. It te about half the size of tlw* roams on Monday, oct. 2. at which hte h“rtl work. But thot did not church service will commence sign up with Miss Edger for a week's NOTICE. double point we have sliown hi the;time Mrs. George E. Foote of Kain- deter him from preaching with thcirtl i0:M 0-ctock and the Sunday lunches. Lunches are planned for The installation of a heating fts- j lot Grand Rapids. BEDUCEB THE COST. at 11:45. The young •I-00 a week. Each lunch consists of tern to be installed in tlw city j Banner office window. Hiose who'mazoo. district president, te to be old-time fire and fbrvor. a sermon i school In the evening (1 have seen It believe it was part of a the guest speaker. Mrs. Floyd Ever- that reached the hearts of all who .people will meet at 7 o'clock in tlw a main hot dish, sandwiches, a des­ hall te open for local bids. All blds j Tannen Fanners will be Interested tn the young peopto's rally Sunday -School, will sert or salad, and milk or cocoa. slde hill plow. hart of Hastings. Barry county were fortunate enough to hear him. evcnlng must be turned in ... to City Clerk by;,.fact M; that ;:»t a new ruling by the Farm iParents, ’ail'ijlc. please picunc note mne this, mis, as we 1:30 l au Monday. MUHuaj. Oct. ULI 2. a. 1933. xuja. Plans auu , UJIII iwuiu icuuexs the urpunii, ■ I observe this Sunday for promotion ---- :---- ---------------- — president, has chosen as the subject andfUian Board reduces deposit. FRIED CHICKEN SUPPER. for her talk. "Why Ail Clubs Should HAU.* DANCE AT MOOSE HAU.. ,0I of acnowra scholars atso also ana and a program n» has cannot accommodate students unless] specifications are obtainable at City, which the applicant must make to Goodwill church. Thursday. Sept. Be Federated." Mrs. J. F. Molder te Saturday night. Southern Music, been arranged by Howard Frost, the they plan to eat by the week.—Miss (Engineer's or City Clerk's office. (insure an investigation, from 130 to 23. 25c.—Adv. I president of the Middievlhe Club. —Adv. I superintendent Eleanor Edger. —Adv. D-27. City Property Comm. glEOO. Fine Address by Dr. A. W. Woodburne—Parade Led by Drum and Bugle Corjis GEO.F.MMMysySEM BUYS RESORT FIRM PRODUCTS PRICES CHIMED OFIMW I“",SL£T,. ".0R«. OFFICIAL HUNTING REGULATIONS LEJUERS'MEETING NOVEL QUESTIONS IN IONIA CO. SUIT 4 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1933 TWO imi/rrniircTinAic IhjiLL UuLu - lulll) OU I nN IA PR CIIIT Ill IUIllH bU. aul I ;REV. RUSSELL H. BREADY POSTMASTER IS NEED- "" will be shown ED AT CLOVERDALE LOCAL NEWS PREACHED HERE SUNDAY - ■ - • • »1 Large Congregation Heard Thi. Car Made 10,000 Mile Tonight. Wednesday, will be held Civil Service Examinaion to Mra. Jkck Snyder is improving: His Helpful Sermon Sun- I Fill Vacancy—Applica­ .TSui-i B>'0. Averaging 22 Mile. the’ Boy Scout Court at Honor iu from her recent illness with hay .v . tion* Close on Oct. 13 fever and heart trouble. J day Morning If^'dLT’k H": „ L" ““‘"J0 “f °“ „ HERE FRIDAY, SEPT. 29 Roy Scout News WATERS X~ —cotoUtoud .nan „ , presiding. Quite a number of the, If you are interested in becomingI F. E. Lahe te convalescing from! A targe congregation heard Rev. I ...------ ----------------------------------- — 1 [.... ’ Tlie Ford V-8 stock car which re■\boy* will receive awards for work. postmaster at Cloverdale, you will1 an attack at bronchial trouble which ■ Russell H. Bready at the Methodist |Pe«kMht of the County Fann ’■ done during the summer. C. A. i have the opportunity to take part in> has kept him in bed far two weeks .church Sunday morning HU four reau of lonta county. * ItmdSa if t»il hlLroVh.Ythe raw om> run* aveni»'nlf 31 98 miles per Brtefly stated, the facte giving ?!^.d W»on on Motataws will be on the Paquin to to present pictures of a civil service examination which! Grape Juice-Have started makin? !?*ars‘ l’a'to,ra,e hi this church won Michigan's scenic beauty. r will give you a chance to win thatl-»-ipe juice, price 25c gallon. O. N. Wm ri»e to this proceeding are as frt«nd* in thi* city. Hte J pivHw-n^r-AdY. %-£. w« "Seven On Thursday evening. Sept 28. a office, which last year paid a salaot <tLJ•--J KS X?•?. *' "" O-to.crul OUM. CO. rv« Tto bum <d (UpervlMrs of lonu. Kuh u™ a'll P™U>' Sepl '» Un|- meeting of the Scout Masters of the cf 9721.00 to the postmistress tflen, T>» w, R c. .m bou . .PKWi?X, ■ "re “I r’’'‘ ' county is to convene at Abcn John­ in charge. Cloverdale is a fourth emmtr. at IU October »e»to„ to toX cLS “Eel X vr~’ “ toe” P"0 .'riJnfJi . 51 r ovcr t0 thc county Tlie three officlass postoffice, ' Son ’ s cottage down the Tiiomapplc. 1928. adonted a lrecmnmnndoHnn JJLzZ-S- contended . .. ... er*. The run which the car made ^Wn?XC,Kl<Uon nf!.™ | cers thereupon that hthey I•“ “» | one of tiie nirwt unusual ever A -• cook-out --—pot •— luck —™ supper TIs Jone — ' Applications --------- r- *for w “a chance - to pnr--, nuubcu p!m. ...end. nxmLy thT raiarut "7 were enUtI,’d t0 certain fee.s in ad- was undertaken. Thc car was driven nt l,w features and T. Ben John- ticipate in the examination will Sv S »°LU,e.!!eV" d,l,on 1° thft Mdary. and from Janu- average driving speed.', and under s’on «d Battle Creek is to be there I close on October 13. The examina-• Thc Farmers' Market. . 114 W. | .rhp orf thJ L’ 1M». to January 1.. 1933. re- ordinary driving condition* over a nSTV * Jricc is honor guest. H is hoped that all tlon will be held a week or |o later• Ceairt St. makes a speciality of shipon or theold fee system. There talned all such fees J “ ‘J w —. M.« umc, 330-mile roune from Detroit to Swut Muster* in the county may be in thia city, and will be m charge ping eggs fw customers. Lust wrok: d was, atk that time, upon tne the statute statute>, — „. 1Ue hc,p* hnnk.« erf nf Michigan, kfiehlaan a taw which nro- The subjett>ttracted considerable orand Raptcta. tn Kalamasoo and l»wnt boot* I of Roy Hubbard of the Hastingst they netted from two to five cents a dozen above regular market, price. ,U*JO °*nera , vlded that the board of supervisors , . U?" ‘hroUBhout the county of back to Detroit by way of Battle Troop 72. Fred Ballance, Scout ix»tofflcc. I Ab>o handle the famous "Hall s Ap-1 Jb*’ Cu h* which He shared with ™,i-u. «»■ -------------. Ionia during Hie last political cam-!Creek and Jackson. For fifteen day* Muster, and Harvey Burgess. AssistApplicants must have reached might fix the salary of the several officers in lieu of fees. From 1020 puign and the interest in the sub- nIld nights the car averaged G>>0- ant Scout Master, go in a body to their twenty-first birthday but not; pies." Read advertisement in this Hte dlwlples Ls emblematic .of tlw needed almring nf our lives and on the• issue for further imrticulara. to 1938 the clerk, sheriff and treas- jrot became such that a nwu meet- MU)CS every twenty-four hour*, re- East Lansing Saturday to the foot- ’heir slxty-flfth birthday ----------- . :blessings in real fellowship. urcr received a salary, and each ob-1 ing was held early in February of Kard!Cj;s of weather—hot. cold, rain ball game. Other Scouts and lead- dalc of ’he close of receipt of ap-, WEST HOPE. J Tiie Thorn evidenced the fact era of of thc tiie county county are arc also also invited. invited, pheutions. tins year in the city of Ionia, at or shine, crawling thrmigh city traf-* traf- era twined additional compensation tram:1 thi* virncoiit ... and . . s---.. ------------..... — . -------— Lloyd ■Applicants must reside within the.. The Christian Endeavor contest that goodness and a pure and help­ e C hiin» 1*0’'' J]»h hc« rK?*5 CUFn,Mnttnr. nhOir lic l‘ecdinM ov*r...lSw °>* n r,,0<)- announces Scout Executive marriage license fees/ civil cases, which (territory supplied by the postoffice’ ±^d au!»da>;.nl«bt with Robert fu| Ufe MKneUme. are rewarded etc., until 1928 when thc board Mt ney. Honorable George E Nichol*. for which the examination is an-.Wilcox a aide 28 pointe ahead. The with a crou n of thorns."’D> wear it supervisors, at Its June session .-------- t — *?"----- * - ---------- -r— lo-ing aide will furnish a supper iM Jeiul (lld niak<.a lv a cfW adopted a recommendation of the ^n,f^nrlnB rlc ?,e"n thc home of Ira glory. salaries* committee, placing the sal- M°ttbb»s, a Joca^ attorney of lonta. motorist, demon.1 r iled thc.cconomi- Tr<x>p 71, T. 8. K. Reid. 8. -J-. an. Tlie cxnmlnatiAn i« nn»n tn nil to the winner* at the , and BeUc McCallum this Friday. .... , evening and the winners will fur-L-TJ}? I?a n can comply with the requirement*.' ■ nteh the program. Bring your own d Application blanks. Form 9. and table service * as an off cndcr failed of its purpose • full information concerning the rcTlie Garden Club Mil m<rl ll.u' ....--------. of ... the V.H. examination can ...1, - ----------- » — -r>,A Cub No 9 nw*u Ml ^ QUlrcmenU coanty be turned over to the roun- lution OU'<T’ was presented to the effect entire distance. The Mobiioil “ L was Presbyterian church Friday evening Lbe ----------------------------------------*ccured. from tlw postmaster atI TburMa, .Remndn with Mr. and ty treswirer." Thc resolution con­ drained at 1000-mile intervals, in ac­ at 6 30 ocllKk for Iliac the prowcuting attorney of tlw regular sea ­ । the place of vacancy or .from the, A’ra. Frank Chilson. Everyone cor-lue D“*acdtained the following statement: it blon* A,,d i The Cross. This Is the emblem of1 county of Ionin be directed to brain cordance with RoodJpractice. 2? ,L«and d ’*», *am« evening at 5:30 United States Civil Service Com­ dlally Invited. 1WU proc^lnv. against tnc .hr three ,h„. XfiJKS?aU!.5 OCH,r** uuo c-ub.? “-“ r*°* *’• narvv “"Ty ’ missuin, William. Jr., and Robert Holley'« serving, self-sacrificing life—a re- i more* ,a irK “’ proeeeaing* racit mission, Washington Washington D. D. Q. Q. handling thet offn offic, rs ,o d'lermlne the question Burges*, C. M . holds ita first full Applications must be properly ex- of Bedford visited their grandpar-i dcn,pUve sacrifice of one’s own Ume, the iL^t tame Ota skin™ “nd rett,ver ‘ht? Th«> motion e f ‘ meeting. Each Cub is asked to routed and on pic with the Com- ents, Mr. and Mr*. Jesse Osgood, comfort, convenience, and willing-; f^ W d losl Somc tl,nr lafcr* Mr* Toa”n^Tnd^nf w«- moon miu. «X> bMng hl* own <>aU* lncludU1® wcln' mission at Washington. D. C.. prior over the week end. Their parents. t® suffer In any redemptive •Die mattor ran nlanc for Mr sl,urrtcr *nd Mr- Chamberlain. tiwUr wa^in era for " ro,st and roIU ThL' Cubs* 10 thc hour °r closln8 business on, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holley, came for »wk. two Je*£ SdM^tl^JUnr repn.wnting the Grange. Farm Bu*n‘d etSXs exi^S PlM:k Comnuttro and leaders are the date specified at the head of till*, them Sunday. I The Empty Tomb. This symbolizes $|3_5 whV Hw omnJw wau. and numerous citisens of Ionia n,'. *?h *, requested to meet at the Episcopal announcement. Mr. and Mrs. Bert McKibbln and the power and glory of thc "life of when tlw officers salary committee C0(1nty. retained Mr. Sigler for thc,10^‘ church at 5:30 ready for a good ----sons spent Sunday'With Mrs. Mabel the Spirit in Christ." which He can Rdchle and^family of Banfield, 'and docs confer on those who tnp4 ------ on --- their -— mother. —------- ----— - ndng lives >..«« owm by him. the application for the writ r«r mUe^ ™ aortng the £5 Srou^SlUp underThe. SECY. OTT OF LANSING called Mrs — Marsuch* -~]lfe a In as a mother thn Rcploglc of----------------------------------------Cloverdale. Sunday, lives for the sake of her children. 2 cd to the court ’ ~r Raixjn ngures would ne materially •— Bonor Que^rMectjng or iJn .Rnrt,Uw !\n fr‘‘n< 7ry Wit“ 11U ,,Id-Ume v'«'*r “nd hmumwi tS Thu u Mni.jvd IX hv ihe SfiU?ch^j7^cU. They meet on Tuesday evening at . . „ . . , 'be^^tX^ASK S7h^ ’caVu^ movement ’ f<W l.m'.«***• Bready brought these symbols Commercial Club Held ’ Our teaeher I™,. m..h... .1. a *’“«h-wlule. helpful life home Ct T OctobT ><lh ..broneif ln • by 1U lojioo-mlle jaunt. *>« '$ >'~» « «‘d"* *bo may on Tuesday »p?nt the hwrokMrndL nt th^ W K hU hearm- Hc 1,ad * »«1th of ---- -----------be interested, arc asked to attend. CAMP FIRE REPORT. ------------ — Secretary Ott. of thc Lansing A program and play will be pre( Akipsaya Camp Lire held their EXPLAINS MEANING OF of Commerce, was the rontvd at tlw Star school P. T. A. on Chamber , meeting wa* held to further thc inclear his meaning. speaker and honor guest at tlw Has­ &PARAGRAPH EIGHT F.S‘ tings Commercial Club yesterday terest* of child welfare. We par- Many sh':o,c hands with Rev.! • — —--- — -‘ . il, 1. a. tv. Kelu. o. M. noon. He gave a/timely talk, the ents certainly appreciate the work Prfady at ’he conclusion of hte* helpful sermon. Mrs. Bremly was, u MiKiinr.sN mceiini was County *g«t Foster dive. Scout lenders ol the 'county arc substance of which, he said, came to Mr. Kellogg is doing. --------------- -w>-----------------ialso present and received nearly! held to decide the work for the bal- Ruling, of State Wheat Al­ going to have a threc-day session him several months ago when he * HAYS TEXAS PROSPERS. . greetings from many friends. Both training course in the near future, was recovering from a.serious ail­ ante of the Cjimp Fire year. lotment Supervisor J. L. Maus returned last week Mr- ai>d Mrs. Bready seem in un-1 dates to be announced later. AtAll members decided to complet ■ ment. Naturally lie was troubled— J. Foster.* the'unfinished work of-last spring i Harold mirpiuj. rosier; secretary rwreiary of oi Burtmr- tendanfce at these , sessions will •sobbing." he said, about hLs con­ from an extended trip through thi ’usually good health. Rev. Bready, and alM> work for tlw National O' Couhty Wheat Allotment Sssoci- count on thc regular course. Watch dition: for like everybody else he '.southwest, spending most of h:s apparently has completely regoveied Birthday Honor, -Making the Most atton. announces a recent ruling L»r further particulars. had lost money and owed folks time in Texas and New Mexico. He ’’nun Hie nervous breakdown he suf-I he visited thc Panhandle region ’cred a few years ago. of Me." given on wheat acreages that may------------- ~ whom he could not pay. He-said one said ' ... /■ • • * ---, materially affect persons holding SPORTSMEN MEET day he met Joe •Schnitaler of Mt. of Texas several years ago. Tia n it did not seem so much. Now the land- . , w’ *’ *• Clemen?, a man who has no legs, as ■ has ! AT BIRD SANCTUARY been developed and it te a richf.,,At ’ T ;mmuil--Ineeling of the I Tlie New York experiment station, j and renting land off tlie farm not both had been removed at his hip*. agricultural To Best Express district. Oil has been * Wf Ch [? l l?h Temperance at Ithaca, has demonstrated that covered by contract, for wheat pro­ His left arm is gone und his right in many plaeglfeiand is ,Unl°” at„?,r’’ 11 D-Trims tlx* fol; stable flies not only pester bossy and duction. ’ Institute to Be Held to Study arm is crippled. Joe looked at him discovered ' Your Sentiment immense retunu. The odlcera were elected: Presi; reduce h»-r milk* production, but they .. Ballard. ««« C V. State Wheat Allotone day and said: "Ott. what's the yielding ; Live Game Birds ' of cities in that region is dcn. Mrs. Afldle Edmonds; Vicj>; also da great bodily harm to the Tncnt Supervisor, interpret* jrnratrouble? Are you just a fair' growth give ber Genuine Orange phenomcnal. The southwest ha*, like £’?'®ld?.nl* t,rs' F2orcncv Fleming: ,cow. ■ r.tnph eight <8i of the Wheat Alloland Habits weather sailor?" Then he proceeded lilcnvotn Kings—- made of the country, sufSecy. Mrs. Maude ZcrThr investigator* found that 30U ria nt Contract <your blue copy> a* ie first t0 $*y «tat be did not dare to let other 'fered sectiuiL* from depression. Because of J* ‘ Sorr fautf€la>’y. Mrs. Aivnh See­ wtr ccntractir.g eonlrutlni lily hb <,(Alls‘ by Traub and featured .Stable flira on a cow may cause her follow.-,: Any party cldgan. 8° of himself not to think of his the recently increased price of cot- bcr- ^“urer, Mrs Olive •Campbell. by this store. tilui'A- will not nnl lx» lu» allowed ...... , body temperature to rise one degree own homet* ptace iwtrani nwn condition, but always tried to , v,---------------------to include a day’s - -- ----- -- —. ... ; An article was read stating that Prices A re Subject to ■ falirenheit., Oit the other hand 160, to plant more wheat on other land and ‘!i crow and wealth: ranging fiorn tlw viewing of live Uunk ol thing, he could be clunk-1 t*i"„ vu J™5' « u>. seems now >° io ,ldfr 01 ,he Wet CnJ*adhoibe files increase tlie cow’s tem- [operated*by him than was harvested game 011 “’ppc “.•'J'•"”>» birds, to field demonstratloits. lul lor. Theeo he could alwuya Und. ?' Stock On Hand »ignlfiraot or proper for be ’.* 130 ' lra Reeves, announced the prature one-half a degree. . on this other farm In 1933 or the of practical b" prosperous. New Mexico, while it'^. " game bird management, He deacrib™ hlttuell aa the lup- has the occasion—none more made some improve'vment. Ls * o * ’ ? a ’ ln8 _ 1 s ^ g . a P : ’ ’ OuL 01 ,h * Pro " ----- wt-----------average yearly crop on this farm will be iwld at the W. K. Kellogg plest guy on earth.; .. -----..— —.... rr _— ------..... ! hlbttion ciuteiUg; by Christmas. •lyliah or better value. NOT HERE 7 ET.--------- for the three year base period of Mr. Ott thought of what Joe said ,"— ’0' 80— »u>lRafale a*... in Texas. L ;Bird Sanctuary at Wintergreen take. . ... „ „ — ■»«» ------------------| Dr. Thompson, famous pastor of, I nu ruy. »>w K Ur krn lr im. 3, „d 33. .hM1 „„ u u„. Our complete aelrrtiun rinri began twwiin to T.t think *,r It ' 1 ’"" 1OBITUARY. __ ___ _ . of ttthuk what it I Hie Chicago Temple, in l|ie, loop. L: Tuesday. October 10. Thc Sanctuary and roBerted up to thc first ofJtilv jarK(.r will permit a choice to near uw the soutlwast corner of LGull ‘" /‘h b,Miv rel 1 George B. Cole, son of Lewi* and ’a‘d *» bis reply to c.ff. Reeves Ujftt, was over IfiOO. Tiie c^y officials, a ! ’-i-i,..’ nanutrauh in liw eontn.rt is ncur ’tMl "1 bug Umc ago. received notice horn MrP Buliald makra thbMntere lak*'’. 10 raUca «orth*«sl 01 B““k ng ixxi sound b<k1v. How muth i Ann Cdle. w.w born in Curltoti be never wits a prohibitionist until <ie»Irti for el.'lc, shape meant to two him to own a good pair of township. December 9. 187J, and died I be the advantages of it . -Do we Lansing llint a cluck was being, {in.ration from read* as follows: "II- Cicek. , . . , . Irgs ana good arms* also that .‘ M1 -September 21. 1033. in Pennock ho*-(want whiskey bottles instead of rent to Hastings for that amount, any farm, other than the one cov- The institute will be held under h could and ju.ar and digest hte andh^r dicct hS »>•>■ p|Ul a(.,. 61 y(.ars 9 nVinth5 Bnd 12 stocking* by the mantelpiece? I but ,t !,.u •rrKTd Al thc rut. b) thl. crolrsct. I. owned or dUccUM. ut lUrrj' D KuM. to hr ' could see and hear rf’Ju days. Oct 9. 1901 he was united In I It is to the shame of a nation that at which expected checks from Lan- operntsd-by the producer in 1934 charge of the Game Division of thc J”, his ”, and children—how much marriage to Grace L. Yarger. HI* I ba* as its motto. "In God We Tru«V [glhg are forthcoming, it will prob- Gr 1935. nupj, furnj ,haj| not uwd Department of Conservation and P. ,wife they meant to him. He concluded entire life was spent in Carlton I ’bat when this wa* discussed in ably take some time before Hastings for the purpose of itxreasing the F- English, game management ex­ that Iw was st111 rich, and with it I ess mer , get* the WOOwheat acreage thcieon in any tension agent ol the. same offlev. he had a saving sense of humor, .township except twelve years in | Congress God's name was never THE JEWELER cor n 1 ? Jiv-rirwr-c ~ amiHint to offset the required re- and Dr . Mlle* D- Pirnic. Director ;which helped him every day. He Lincoln. Nebr. He was a member of' mentioned and tlie social and moral Rutland Center Arbor A. O. O. G. (evils of the traffic were never men-: Hmrv K.am.-t <>f Mohn. Mirh. d,«‘'h>n o^tite f;.rm: and a breach »”».* Sanctuary. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN ILnry Kramer of Moline. Michi nf-ttu* condition slmll be a cround Sportsmen, farmers, and others.,said: "If you haven't a sense of hu- He is survived by his wife, a fosler •. Uoncd- Just taxt-al taxes!—No na­ und i: daughter uamnuer tYrssie. stvwic, two iwo staters.'Melissa sisters. Melissa Il ”°n can WU1 drink wru» Itself own back oaca tv-prosto- pros- i; rah tarv°l^<ffOreXmff offirere (,’r ”<*mlnation of this contract by interested in game birds and game^ be thankful for the blessings you C(1It . of canton ftnd m perity jn a moral universe with a <»|?JJd?7 talt irek1 'ranu b2>r. ,h,‘ s'<’r“a>' *'>id the dbcontinu- bird fmxl and cover, are expected * Golden Anniversary Haskins of Alaska. Michigan, a nior.il God on the throne of that Iance a|jy’“’’W pwnenta here- ’a attend ’he da* imstitute. ”“ ’* ----------- \ :___ number of nieces and nephew** anti' universe. Moral ideals take hold very Judgi McProk on Monctay for reiL-. which, if successful, will probably DPVIVAI QCRVirPQ AT # 1883 1933 % tcilcq. He was given 45 day* in jail. tx>int> out that if % be followed bv others in various •'tVIVAL otKVILto AT „a .host —. of ... friends. .Funeral service.-.1 slowly wa* evidenced with slavery.; n tine ol $50 und put on probation },ttrlv b.ls (111Tn(1.,. nll lippi|. partial soutlwrn Michigan. HICKORY CORNERS "ere.lu’ld at thc home Sunday at 2 It takes a long time to quicken con-. for a period of one year. < nti<>n for contract amt did not un- According to present jilans the ---------F- M. the Rev. John Kitching of- science, but God is on Ills throne, BANKER WANT ADVS. PAY. and He will have the last word on! .derrtand this paragraph and would morning ^lll be devoipd to exhibi- Speaker Is Rev. D. T. Per- A<*tating. Burial In Fuller cemetery. the matter. regulate hte wheat production of hte Uons and stiidk-s of small game. ■ -- - ---------—— . Arm, that jieraon can still leave his especially of native Michigan game rinc, President of Wesley­ Hospital Guild No. 19 will meet ■home farm uncr.ntracted by not and song birds. There will be dlsan Methodist Conference with Mrs. Forrest Potter. North game mra bird foods. lsigning the contract later on in the play* of native «"•«« Special evangelistic services are in Broadway. Thursday. October*5? A j ir.aiith. The afternoon will be spent in a; progress at thc Wesleyan Mctlwdta: good attendance is desired. Those ifiejd trip through thc sanctuary church of Hickory Comers, begin- Who drive.kindly usk other* to ride and the adjoining Kellogg Expcri- nfng Monday evening. Sept. 25. Rev. with you. ” RALLY DAY OBSERV----- ” 8.”Evans. ------ Secy. ----Emma > mental farm. Those wl» attend the D. T. Perrine of Lansing te the' ---- --------- —--------------ANCE SUNDAY, OCT. 8 institute will be shown food and speaker enqh evening, in the services ALTOFT PARENTcover combinations which have which open at eight o'clock.^pccin! TEACHER ASSOCIATION.; SUNDAY — MONDAY i Program to Be Rendered at proved effective and satisfactory. music te planned and some InterestThe Altoft Parent-Teacher Asson.' a...,j... a i i Those intggested in game cover ing features will be introduced. Rev. will hold its first meeting of the yearMethodist Sunday School management on farms win be shown Perrine Juts been president of thc on Friday. Sept. 29. A good program Fresh Hamburg 3 u*. 25c by Departments effects of overgrazing; how to use Michigan Conference for ten years. IJring sandwiches and one other dish ‘ Beef Kettle Roast Lb. 10c Sunday. October 8. will be ob- »‘,a.nt * Pre'*‘n.t *«*"* and ta now beginning the work of a,,d y°ur «*'» t a Me service, Shankless ■served us Rally churo? Dav bv IS ’lie Mefhoml which at thc same time provides niHTiiVr d.?t Eptscojxil «n m- a,ood -nd siwlter for bird*. The el­ thc eleventh year. He te an interSpare Ribs f Lb. 10c rating and forceful sjieaker. and n,!,THrJT* , . ’ tided to every mem- ,ecU of «lean cultivaHon and mow- worth hearing. There is a welcome . Mr?-. Maud Glasner and a friend ib Porter House Steak Lb. 23c 10 Stars and 50 Beautiful Girls from • and Strirtav s<-Li..t>i mg to the fences, as contrasted with .WfT J?Und’y ber, constituent. and — Bunday School.t * Jeavln< dumpi| fQr and to all who can‘attend, and it te ho[wd that there will be many who '°°n calltrs al ’be L. E. Mudge j Branded Bed scholar to attend. New York will come from the community und n ”, , A special program is being pre-' * The North, Evangelical church is pared under the leadership of the converting unimproved areas which nearby place* Also Laurel and Hardy Comedy— ■ »■-._________ planning Rally Day for Sund**..; Banner Sunday .School class, Mrs. arc currently unproductive of wild PASSING OF CHAS. THOMAS. Orl ’-A cordial invitation is extend“ME AND MY PAL" and PATHE NEWS >b Charles- Faul. president, and each ide. so as to make them highly pro, ductive will be.discussed. . Charles ...w...Thomas, ... who would have ed to aU. The daj s program is scheduled been S3 63 yearo years nld =r. on Nov. 12. 18. died died ’ There will be no preaching serval hui home on W Mill St., on Sun“ t the North Maple Grove ‘ “* Vacations arc over.' the pa*ioi*. to begin at 10 A. MEck-Rich Oleo 3 lu. 25c COUPON - TUESDA Y— COUPON day morning. Last week Monday he church next Sunday evening o.s thc Rev. Deucy, .has been returned for PASSING OF MRS. ELIZA•uflered a severe Stroke of paraly- Pastor. Rev. Rhoades expect* to arwtltfr you*. and the work of the . Hr.Ilt bennlr at.-vata bATi Mil.mm., sls. ttnd und was unconscious uncOTUCi BETH kiiai. gjj most of the help* in the revival aervice* at Coffee Mdiow cup . 2 Lb*. 35c church, including also the Sur.dti} ' t/j Mra Elizabeth Benner, aged 87. thnc untU hls m . - - • :j ; Shultz. T d,cd died Saturday Saturjtay evening al at the nome home h Hce Ls iUndved survived by jj* daughters. Frank Willits, twin brother «»f and Eirtorth League should * ikrw ■ Pound Salad Dressing Q"*kQL.rt 25c new leare on life and make the l'f her 'on and. w,,4",¥f’.?nd. M,r,s’ Lulu. Frecda. Ada. Jeanette. Chrp- Rcv J- J WUliU. ami wife and son coming conference'year one of.the &lri De,incr* of near Woodland a»t- ta, nnd doj-j. three son*. Feed. Rus- Frank Willits, Jr., ahd grandson, McLaughlin’s ctV.e u». 25c mot 'liccrv.ful in’the history of er a l,lneA» *”b drnpsv ,bur- k1j and pgmci*. two waters.’Mrs. | Clark Willits were guests at Lhr J J. the church. This can be done if >lvin8 arc .ux sons. Charles. Arthur, clarence Grohe of Hastings nnd Willits iiomc the latter part of the Aho “Blocks and Tackle* in Foot Ball" fall ^il! earnestly c.>-opcrut<* »n the’ plo$’d* Newton. George and Earl. Mr*. Elva Case of Awyria. i»nd four (week­ . activit.* :- undertaken. ind daughters. Mrs. Artnur brother*. Casper Thoma* of KolaPt. John Day and driver from Mi’ce yo,ir pia:,-. for- RallvDa*, i^re ol St. Johns and Mrs Jon-ph rnaAx>. Francis Thomas of Battle Three Oak* were guests of the fnrutid attend •servic-., that Sunday us {lra,lt <’f Baltic Crcex, also tour- creek. Sperry Thomas of Assyria nicr's mother, Mrs. L E Mudge, WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY very cth. r Sunday during ’«n grandchildren and F)oyd *n>omas of Hasting*. Sunday evening add Monday. The funeral was held at the Earl Funeral <ervicra were held at thcMr. and Mr* Kenneth Norton of Benner home on Tuesday afternoon Methodist church Tuesday after- .Marshall und Mr and Mrs. Rudolph al two ockxk. Rev. Edw. Nest olfi-. noon ai 2;30 o*C'10ek. Rev. L. L. Hall of Buttle Creek ---- Sunday WON A FORD V-8. were ctating- Burial in thg Fuller ceme- i>.ut.y officiating. Interment in tlw afternoon callers of their parents. with GEORGE BRENT Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norton. . Spanable cemetery. _____ --- ---------------------Wm. Hi I The bereaved children, brothers BREAKS EEIT ARM------------------ and sisters have the heartfelt symMusical- Novelty—“Shuffle Off to Buffalo" LENT CORNERS. Mte* Edna Greenburg of Cressey Friday aftemoor^1 after school, p,l.Uly ** the community. Lbs. Crisco and Bowl —. Harry PATHE NEWS and John Shepard spent Sunday Hilton was fortunate.enough las; FIRST WARD P. T. A evening with Mr. and Mrs. Leland week to win a Ford V-8 in a contest -everal children were playing footbail at the fair grounds, the girls Tht> ftrM me(.tlnR ol the Kral Hammond. Look for Our A-G Hand Bill Thursday playing against the boys. ’Ward P T. A. whs held Monday eveMr. and Mis Arthur Paul and FRIDAY — SATURDAY Durmg the game, there was a njRg, »dr. Burgas* gave an interest- family of Kalamazoo spent the wwk a eer'iiin |>roblcn:. suggested scout jirogram arid Mr. tnd with Mr. und Mrs. Lyle Frunr* F'.rd de dec Mj* ahd Mr.­ , pile-up of youngsters with David Ulg Telephone Deliveries . .-.lived it correctly and pre­ TowiiM-nd on lh6 bottom of the Becker read the plot of the'play. Mr. and Mrs. Carl MeMannw and f th-- .ii.-uer Munrst. Harry P‘lc , , "The ‘Silver Thread," to be given by 2272 At 8 and When he was able, to get up. »t _|he Civic Ptaycra. family of Kalamazoo spent Sunday over the radio from Station -J---------- »----------------. with Mr and Mr*. Roixrt Steele. for ten minute.- Friday evening was found that Da rids IcK arm; was broken between thc wrist and, SENT TO IONIA. Clarence Hammond spent 8un10 a. m. the elbow, both bone* being irac- Wilham ----- WIM,Row. who entered a plea day with hi* son. Lawrence, auu Hartings, and COMEDY—"Pkanir. lj.nd" NQTICE. tured. ■ . of guilt to a statutory offca-e in cir- family of Cressey. ind 3 p.tn. About a voar ago. the same arm cun court ta*t week, was brought Robert Butler and friend of Michigan CARTOON—"My Pal Pluto" debts Which 1 do not personally was broken when he fell from a before Judge MtPeek on Monday Kalamazoo called on his parent*, pontract. Dated Sept. 19. 1933. Don fence. He u Going as well a* pos- and was given from three w five Mr. and Mrs. Crum Saturday eveE Pierce.—Adr. 9-27. j sible. , year* at Ionia. nlng. CLOTHES SHOP ^l„v’sun. “SS. is "™*ui te •'»: Here Are Things You Need During These Fall Days... Raincoats t. Trench Coats Suede, Jersey $42? Bartel O’alls Bibless O’alls $122 Big Yank Shirts 79c Brown Jersey Coats ‘ $p2 WATERS CLOTHES SHOP If it isn't good, we don't carry it L.V. B FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Circled Picnics SPECIALS The Super Spectacle ! . . . “Moonlight and Pretzels” 10c RIB BOILING BEEF 6c Butter 26c JACK HOLT > “When Strangers Marry” FREE POLLY ANN MIXING BOWLoV/Z 3 LUXURY LINER 61C [FEIDPAUSCHS] FOOD ZANE GREY’S “Under the Tonto Rim” A �THE HASTINGS BANNEB, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 37. 1M1 Sporting Items Professional Golfers meeting tn De­ EATON RAPIDS DEFEATS trail recently! If Eddie’s putter iiad LOCAL ELEVEN 19—0 been working Monday—but shoot.! there are so many "ifa" In Hits Hastings Shows Up Well game of gulf anyway. Against Heavier and More CHARLIE DOYLE WINS Experience4 Rivals “OLD TIMERS”TOURNEY Hastings Hlgit sciidpl was defegt■■ ... 4—c game of CEO. F. MURRAY SYS­ TEM BUVS RESORT CAMP FIRE BROUP LEADERS'MEETING (Continued from page one) • Institute*. Winter'Training Courses, the 1934 Birthday Project nnd 1934 Camp Plans. Surely this U a wonderful oppor(unity for community leaders to be­ (Continued from page one)' come better acquainted with the Charlie le defeated Dr. Frank the heavier and more experienced Can-others 2-1 Sunday morning to Eaton Rapids team in check and notning nothing but out a piace place io to build niuio un. on. entire ---- -- ■program - -- ••• of Camp ■ Fire,• and . „to retain tlw “Old Timers" golf title gaining considerable ground them­ n..w ;s,£y'g?B« of the Hastings Country Club for selves. ' fine cottages. The hotel contains AssUtlng also will be Miss .Frieda Olsen, executive secretary, and Misir tlw second year in succession. In Hostings threatened to score late a dancing pavlllpn. which is thc tlw "Old Timera" tournaments, only In the fourjh quarter from the.Six center of amusement for • Battle Florence Craven, held secretary. golfers, who have reached or passed yard line but a pass into the end Creek, Kalamazoo. Lansing. Hus­ both of‘Battle Crerk. Miss Craven was at Camp Kitnnnlwa this sum­ the half-century mark in years arc zonp fell Incomplete.^ tings and other nearby cities. eligible to compete. If Charlie wins Echtinaw and-Cogswell were out­ Clear lake has tlw name of being mer where she made many friends tlw title again, the championship standing for Hastings. Thomas, one of the best fishing lakes in this and was especially successful in her cup will be his permanently. Hastings' iiHoiiiito regular ।vnu.ui left >ci> guard, juu.m, was : section. it was wen niucKca « iwi It well stocked with unable to play because of illnessI gnnw nsh when the first settlers; Every group leader In Barry conn-1 of Ills father. HU position was filled arrived: but in recent years advant* ty should avail themselves of this EAST ENDERS WIN by Caukln playing his first var- BRe has been taken of tlw Hastingsi excellent opportunity offered by the LEAGUE TOURNEY slty game. Fish Hatchery, und boss, perch, W. K. Kellogg Foundation to at­ Substitutes for Hastings. Town­ bluegills and other fry have been! tend this week end Camp Fire Play In tnc city softball league send. Struble. Bornum, Larabec, planted In it. It has become noted Camp, which has been designated : ended lust Wednesday night with Kelley and Jugle, . In this section of Michigan for its Wiggata for Camp Fire Leaders. Following is the program out­ thc East Enders coming out on top Hastings plays Grand Ledge here fine bass. of tlw field winning six of their this Saturday. This resort has a most enviable, lined for three days: । Friday Evening. 6:30. dinner. 8:00.. eight games, played. Thc / Coffee reputation for thc chicken dinners Line-up: । General meeting: "Hie Philosophy1 Shop and A. & P. failed to com­ Bush served and banquets furnished of Camp Pirc." Lester F. Scott. Naplete their schedules by only play­ Sfnelker Morris here. Some of the county's lead­। tional Executive. Camp Fire Girls. ing seven of the necessary eight Fuller ing. business men and their wives Caukln L.G. • Johnson , 9:30. Around the Fire with stories. games and thereby going into a Cogswell rtmuuvK Peacock have been thc recl|detrtS^ of the, songs, etc." deadlock for second position. Tiie.sc Banash Busing I ' Herrington lioapltaUty." The fame Saturday morning — 7:30. Bird RO. two teams played three games mid Angell Burnett1 Mr Herrington os a genial host! Walk. Mrs. George Burch, Natural­ tied two of them, thc grocers man­ Coldstock1 Bnd of Mrs. Herrington as a de- ist. 8:00. Breakfast. 9:30, General aged to take one out of the three Beckwith travelled ‘ QB Page fcghtful hostess 1 meeting "The Battle Creek Plan." j games but dropped a game to the Snyder L.H. Boring through many states. , Geo. B. Darling, Dr. P. H-. Associate! Table Co. early in the season which Furrow Echtinaw R.H. Frazier Tlw people in the Immediate! Director. W. K. Kellogg Foundation.; enabled the Coffee Shop boys to tie Smith neighborhood are to be congratu ­ Corwin for second place by defeating thc lated on the development that willI Discussion Leader. 10:30, Group I East End. Tlie North Side Grocery be made of thia resort. The peo­ meetings, Districts meet with Chairtook two games from tlw Tabla LOCAL MEN PLAN ple of Hastings and Barry countyJ men. 12 00, Dinner. Coinjrany while the furniture crew will , find that Mr. George F. Mur­. Saturday afternoon—2:00, General TENNIS ASSOCIATION only managed to win one fron) the ray, tlw new owner. U not only a meeting "Leadership." Rilby Lnt- i gifted in conducting such an, ttmoro. Associate Field Secretary,! A group of local men interested in man Final Standings. , National Staff, DUCumion leader.; a tennis association here enterprise, but also a man of ex-, 4:00. Afternoon Tea. 4:30. "The W. L. Pct forming will meet tn <„ me th. sneiaon SheUto ADstract AhUmH , “r PU“S,.N«ta~ ■«>>«• ..u.irnv*. ! Gaine Way." Mrs. Ruth De Wind 1.1 Enat End .. ..6 2 750 win onto U.U erentac ■< 7:30 to con-1 S', •“’’“'V “, C. F. .Exec., Grund Rapids. 0:00.: Coffee Shop T! SJl. Dinner. 714 .Idcr Ocnnltc pl.ru tor orcnlotUon 1 ,t f™,, Saturday evening—8:00, General N. Side Grocery ...1......... 2 250 Al a preUmlnary mrrtlns hrM S ’™” will be daocto, on meeting. “SpecUttoritls." Dr. J. B.' Table Factory ................... 1 125 x>rary^l"^and Bi r5&S? : Frid,y Bnd a>lurday nl«hU- ^“.h. Nosh, Head Physical Education1 HASTINGS ALL STARS TO . Dept.. New York University. j PLAY VERMONTVILLE. . Sunday morning —7:00. Nature' Hastings AU Stars Baseball team , Walk. Mrs. George Burch. 8:00. wilLpluy the Vermontville Indepen­ . Breakfast. 9:00. General meeting. dents at thc fair grounds Sunday. j “Tiie Outdoor Program," Lester F. Oct. 1st. if weather permits. Game I Scott. Discussion Leader. Devotion­ called at 2:30. No admission charged. . als. Rev. August E. Johanson. Bedn B ( ________ I Judgment and sound business prljpThe All Stars have Just recently । ford church. 11 00. Exhibits. clplcs applied to what he docs will organized and have a fast and snap­ DEFEATED BY FRAZER. be the best evidence that anyone, Sunday afternoon—1:00. Dinner. py bunch of players. fn the annual Western Michigan! can . 2:00. General Meeting. “The 1934 ask to reveal.his plans and In ­ Oume and watch them play Sun­ P. Ci. A. tournament at Lansing. Ed. Birthday Project." Ruby lAtttmore, Van Papering of this city, was de­ tentions. day afternoon. ' In addition to being a keen busi­. Discussion Leader. 3-.00, Playlet. If weather permits the All Stars feated 4 and 3, by Leo Frazer, of ness man.-Mr. Murray is an artist. Camp Fire Olrls. 5:00. Cook-out arc M-eklng games with Nashville Saginaw. Frazer is the golfer who1 He has ’ travelled extensively in Supiier. und Freeport. cut a wide.swath in the Michigan Europe and America, has had the OBITUARY. advantages of famous art teachers. His pictures have been featured at Charlie Jacob Thomas, oldest son many art exhibits. It must not be of Ferdinand and Mary >Rltzman) concluded, however, that because he Thomas, was born in Hastings town­ is an artist and paints pictures that ship, Barry county, on November 18. he does not keep his feet on the 1870, and departed this life Septem­ ground and. know how to carry on a ber 24. 1933. aged 62 yean\, 0 montliS | business successfully, at thc ■•Mur­ and 6 days, death coming after an, rays" in Grand Rapids proves. HisI Illness of five days following it stroke isuccess there has led him to sck: ot paralysis. He was unconscious 1 a lake resort where he could carryI1 throughout his ‘illness. 'a ”ne«. On Nolfmber Nolfmbcr. I out. his ideas of what such a place 130, 1899. he was united in marriage should be. He was charmed with to Mabel *»->->’ E. Hunt of Barry county.;1 ; Clear lake and thc possibilities who preceded him in death on April ! CLEAR LAKE LODGE . there and. through Mr. 'Diomas 24. 1919. To tills union were born i Kennedy of this city, th? deni by twelve children, pireo having died in [which he acquired this resort was infancy. Until April of 1927, when j negotiated. lie moved to this city, he sjient hU I Mr. and Mrs. Herrington, their life lllc v,, on a ,a>>u. farm. He was employed .... nt.; two sons and daughter ate leaving the Hastings Co-Operative Elevator! * for California to spend tlie winter, for some time and later the Grand: They will return In thc spring and ■ - — ---------Raptd-s Bookca.sc and Chair Com; moke their future home in the Clear; pang. He wax a kind and loving hus­ The George F. Murray System Inc. lake' neighborhood with thc friends band and father, always thinking of they have known through the years, his family and others. He was a and in the surroundings where they sincere believer in honesty and right have always been happy. Thc good and a very earnest worker. From the wishes of their many friends will time of his wife’s death, hte one ob­ always folla>them in their future ject in life wa5 to keep his family! undertakings. together. He was a member of th#! Methodist Brotherhood for several QUIMBY. years. He leaves to mourn his | Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Rltzman death, six daughters and three sons: and family visited relatives in Bat­ Mrs. Melvin Shafe of Battle Creek.; tle Creek over the week end. Mrs. Howard Moore of Cloverdale.; The L. A. S. will hold their rtigu- Mrs. Archie Tobias of this city, and i lar meeting nt the church Thurs­ Jeannette, Chrystal, Ferdinand. I n»*rly ONE-HALF MILLION day for dinner. Russell. Dora nnd Francis at homed John Castelein of Rockford visited and six grandchildren. He also leavesj old frichds and relatives here sev­ twb sitters and four brothers: Mrs. eral days the past week. . Eiva Case of Assyria. Mrs. Esther.. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Lowell attend­ Grohe of Hastings. Casper Thomns ed t|w Fair in Chicago the past of Kalamazoo, Francks Thomas of (week. Mrs. Loyal Lowell accom- Battle Creek. Sperry Thomas of j 'panied them to Benton Harbor, Bellevue, and Floyd Thomas of Has-1 where she attended the Methodist tings, besides many relatives and a MORRIS O. HILL, Ha*ting* conference. host of friends. Funeral services Mrs. Clara Johnson and Mrs. were held at the Methodist Episco-: Boyes arc visiting thc former’s pa) church Tuesday afternoon nt daughter and family, Mr. nnd Mrs. 2:3Q being conducted by the Hebble Shirley Rltzman. HOMS office 702 chubch bt.. FLINT, MICH. Funeral Home of Battle Creek with This community was sorry to hear Rev. L. L. Dewey officiating. Burial, of the passing of Charles Thomas was in the Valley Home cemetery, I of Hastings, a former resident of Hastings township. this place. LACEY. A chicken-noodle supper Is being planned for the evening ot Oct. 6 by the members of thc Briggs L. A. S. A program will be furnished. A dinner meeting this week Thurs-; day In the church basement will also be held. -A good attendance 1st desired for both occasions. Mrs. Florence Babcock will be. hostess to a dinner for the Evan-! gelical L. A. S. Thursday, Oct. 5, at! her home one mile north of Lacey. I The Briggs P. T. A.’and the Stev-I ens school are planning their first meetings of tlw year Friday evenfng of this week. . Orrin Miller suffered the loss of the first two fingers of the right hand which were taken off at thefirst joint Friday afternoon in a large saw which he was operating in the crate mill. Dr- Skinner dressed the injury, which although painful, seems to be getting along nicely. The Union Cemetery Circle meet­ ing which was to have been held the second Wednesday in September j is scheduled lor Oct. 11. for dinner.1 In the Jones hall with Mrs. Mary Clark and Grace Miller as commit- Needa-One More Victory to the season by Ka iplds High Get Permanent Possession by thc score of It The Blue and Gold showed up of Championship Cup well in the first quarter holding SA**. B ' NO to® DA I ' NEU S4 36 '»"• ' sUpSHEtN .......... 49 ALV S1EK CREPE5?c. 29T color* --- kavoh/U** 25 __ uard --­ —^^£^*1.39 All Silk FI>E7C1 9Bc, per figured.-—-------- -----------BROA?frL°jH 36 »"• - «■ \_L1_— 39 in*- “ ravon (,,l color. y___ ------- bAxon h°ucH crece TCkTcrrr6 43‘ dress prints M.Ubwr. »« Avenue* Y ' Gi.ai«. yd- — ...16° _12'AC yard - - co^.^^S?9' SRO^^lN‘Na ’^YON. 36 \ SilkTV>t«d M.rc.ri' — f Hard Time Party Friday Night, Sept. 29 Prizes for Best Costumes DANCING, 9 a. m. to 1 p. m., Favors A Quarter Century of Progress State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. WATCH THIS SPACE FOR OUR FIRST 1 Cent Sale! Thursday, Friday, Saturday October 12, 13 and 14 Ly Barker’s Drug Store “Where Immediate Attention and Courtesy Are Shown to AH' HASTINGS, MICHIGAN PHONE 2115—WE DELIVER Borne people take things too litteraliy. For example, there was the Buy-Amcrican enthusiast who refused to attend the National League ball games.—Los Angeles Times. Another embarrassing question: “Where did you put those little I screws for the screen door?"—To­ ronto Globe. , We have nothing to sell No bargain prices to offer you We extend to you a personal service and your CONFIDENCE ask in exchange You MAY DEPOSIT your money here and draw checks against your account in paying your bill? and expenditures. YOU MAY deposit your money here in a savings account, and we will pay you 3 per cent interest per annum. YOU MAY have the benefit of the ex tensive business and financial experi ence of this forty-seven-year old bank merely for the asking. For nearly a half century this bank has never broken faith with its hundreds of friends. We hope you may take advantage of our serv­ ice and become one of those who call regularly. Hastings City Bank The Bank with the Chime Clock TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, MICH. �THE HABTINGfi BANNER. WEDNESDAY. HEFT EMBER V. IMS Banner Kel,er (Democ,a'’ «a'f v^mmberg'■—iwi*i—ar— and spend a few days at the White City on his way. also visit a broth­ tie Creek und parents, Mr. and Mrs. .er tn northern Minnesota, whom he George Bhafc and sons of the Eagle district spent Sunday at Martin with Resurveying City Property. Bits of Yesterday Dr. C. H. Barber will attend to all relatives. What Others Say professional business during hl* abMrs Lloyd Tasker is spending tiie A Legal L*gai Twist. twist. BOOK •«>». BKOS. Wit**, WO> „ week with relatives In Detroit I Senator Vandenberg has been the > ,Description Must be Correct. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. Miss Minnie Porter of Owen Mr. and Mrs. Byrun Guy were SxvKSTYEIGHTH 1'gAR autooxHlvo' U^iuatry's lea-ding: OSBORN'S JOKE —r>1 Imr-• I rt n ' A* Problem In in rCollection. Sound. Ontario, who ha* been visit­ Sunday dinner guau al the Fred — spokesman aACinst dtecriinlnatcry ' ‘ias been said of Disraeli that home and with them visited — ; he lacked true greatnes* because he When a city or township tax u re- •, H. EvarU of Ulis city, accompanied ing Mrs. W. H Lane is now clerk- Miller their mother «t Nichols hospital taxation u.,tWng of vital Import- ncvci. appeared to be in earnest, ported to the county treasurer, aft­ by Mra. S. W. Rmlth of Ann Arbor In a swamp near Hastings arc Stir is recovering from a recent op­ rr the UW usual U.U.. collection uawuuuh season, « ance to Michigan people. . That may have been true of Disraeli er as motored to Bay View Friday for a myriads of snakes, dragons, snapping eration. ' . “He was a member ot the select but one thing te certain and that u delinquent, the chance Is offered couple of weeks atay. Mrs. Mina Tasker of Bellevue. Is -•”i owner’ of- the ■*- property ------- •- — committee of twelve (representing that n u not trnc <rf«our own Chsac >t* so — re­ Leon Tolhurat. M. A. Lamble. M. turtles, lizards. spiders, etc., but the king of Che whole brood Is a serpent spending the week at the home of * S fkbnni U’lto is so sn nr-arlv alvavs lutl.cu tnrn.,1 lu tn puy nsv th* at. u a vciwmi certain, S. Osborn, who nearly always me tnv hi -------- - ------- eighteen to twenty feet long and a her son, Lloyd Tasker, and family »■m mm m aaT>m.jr‘X Mui™* ‘Oc Senate. House, and Cablnt). which . In dead earnest that when he does rate of interest and certain added Um. Fred Stebbins and R. C. Fuller half a fool thick. Tlie Mayor of during Mrs. Tasker * abseix-e. IX pAituy eoi-MT. thmek months w^otc the new legislative program to joke both the press and public are expenses. When the period during »ucnded a meeting of tiie 8 W. Hastings --------------has called oul the mum,, is aiua.xch .——-—— sj« -taae tjie profits out of war, and apt to take him seriously. Witness which these delinquent taxes can be Michigan Bankers' Association ln •** to-save the town.— 1 -Detroit Evening Battle Creek, a former resident of Ji’.TAtl rniin. nxsai .^JVNTY. ii'i.'ii. v.>t . .... ..................... Ol ’ E .HABHY one----- I i ---------, — _ „ , t | je rea ctlon-of both press and public settled with the county treasurer. Kalamatoo on Thursday. <*YfcAh i» sijvaXcK si.so democratize thc national defense." tills locality, wore held at the Hcbble WHILE YOU CAN when Osborn sprang h£s little joke has expired, he reports them to the Mr- nnd Mrs- Harvey Unctt, Hen­ News. If anyone tells you that a farmer chapel on Monday. September m. ,1kVAlHNJh**P^AXU«,O‘,<— »'H) accomplishment, alone, has a•• few since by suggesting tliat nUUlWF auditor .general at LtoltlOltlHLansing. That Miss—Garolyn Beck<Vi* days -nun.-KVIICIIU Ul Atvuu ry - Jeffery -and ---- ------—- -- j ‘ ’ , won for him thc of every; Vandenberg retire from the senator- .official.'if thc descriptions of the neU- all of Syracuse, N. Y.. drove south of the city has bought the with interment at tiie Union'ceme­ STILL GET A electric light plant and Will remove tery. > sons of I ini race the coming election in favor prd]>erty are correct and the pro- through to Hastings this week and it to his farm, don't ask what for. ADVEUTIBINO BATES. , Michigan mother Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller ac­ former Gov. Fred- w.- -----Green has been regular, advertises at5 with Mr.-and Mrs. H. D. - -- -~ Mii•rtuins r*t«« <m> *ppii«». military age. i--i of - — and cedure deKriptlon, ....................—--— --------------t--------‘or 41« .( Um. SrUrn. ,o from hrrr 1» >< »“* *■ ■*“ ■ ---- . . companied their son. Giftton Miller, OVIMVU. H», ilivjr will UU1 K» 11 Util JIICIV ------------.-----------------. . .lax sale ..... . coun-, . Rarnw-ir, i,« latter .o_. »• ..r Batavia. llllnote, >the part of AUcr ■»" 1HC «c LSu going IO to USC u*e ItIt (Oto end family to Lake Odessa Sunday annual held in each con) *' with. to visit their sons. Glenn Miller and 1Lh ':. te«r.' 1/V iu'rlT lor .X i» Senate's select committee of three: cuu/ena. Undoubtedly tlw Sage of ty. After that tale, the owner can thl* week to visit friends there. Mrs. •shock" co™ Mrs. Oscar Crook and mother, family and Orlie Miller, and family. ju tJ«. f. r is.u .s<. E><b which is investigating crime and the Soo ha* had many a good still redeem his property by i»ying Selden goes with them, returning i.Mrs. Green, attended a wedding in Mra. Marion Doster, teacher of the some Ume next week. io the one. who purchased the land ““"A*“l. M—,... FOR AS LITTLE AS Briggs school, Beatrice Moore, the .OCT V. riMDim' G ’ ” ” * R<P ,d4 Tuesday. ■at. If ■ xurd.. I .... H-f.-.u, -» that little Joke. Tlie earnest part of j at thc tax sale, and is given a deed Mr. and Mrs. Wulter C. PiUfilm-: •■•f birth* vr rirriunwill b« He successfully led the defense of thc ^(ke wn3 {1)at whlc}1 read , (or tlie same by the auditor general. mons returned to tl._„ their '.home in I MU# Ima Ro^rteon went to Ellin, Katherine Jones the Austin, f — Arabellc Bivens tiie Bullis school (day after spend- [; ’ Hastings return with or lot. thc drcat Lalu‘a 6tat“ “Alltel between tlie lines, Osborn certainly the money he Invested in the tax Mansfield. Ohio. Friday —this ---- week to ,-----------­ Cui™ >“• attended the Health Unit seaaions pubiuh irre. lu rtent of mu Chicago's efforts to lower our lake never meant to suggest' to the people title, Also interest and expenses. If in, Uk ml with Mr. »nd Mr, >>" 'becn 'MUng them for several weeks. »ix»nsored by the Kellogg Founda­ 'u.L ?■?."' bid. lluoun. iw.. or Wcblran Uu: t»> tin up tw tlie owner falls to redeem, the pur­ Archie McCoy country tion held at Pine lake over the week ■— .SKTu^UWrJ-* —■--------- services of the states outstand ­ .Kluhri in chaser of the tax title acquires the Mrs. G. E. Angell of Alhambra. I T^*,‘drtv'f1acra“ »««. most lor .hlch ™ end. California, is the guest of Mra. E- W. i-Albion Recorder. ing public servant since the „„ days „ of property. Little Lolce Pitt, the three weeks Morrill today. ! — 1“t M"*‘ B‘V'’r- •“* ,Z«h Ch>ndl.r WhM Mr. O.l»n> Another thing, not generally un- c- R- Plumley returned Wcdnes- FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY, old infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs ‘ Bill. Jfc ateo te the chief exponent1 evidently did mean to say between JOB PRINTING Oral Pitt, died Saturday. Funeral *-“e? line* of his it Ur of thc SL Lawrence Seaway Treaty.' «h his t little Joke wa* that deratood. is that if a man finds hte dfly from a week's outing with' the A little boy in Rutland last week services were held on Monday al the Opnnl t'n.-zt real estate te Improperly described Arctic Club which was Iwld ut Wul-. found a gold dollar under a hill of .............. vL^nb.Hhi .uu.h'. oh the tax rolls, he cannot be forced denwtxxte near Hartland. (corn. Tjius the very ground In Rut- Johnson funeral home, with Inter­ *“4. incessantly for liberalized ,ould at -------------- bank ------ re-- ,; sJ jiiumu hi this uua time linn: show aimiw his nu> appre- to pay the lox on it until tlie faulty- Mr- ttnd Mrs. Albert Btssmcr and land cries out against the greenback ment at Riverside cemetery, Belleopenlng credits in Michigan, and pis , elation bvsupporting whole hearted- description has been corrected and- children, and Mr. and Mra. Fred heresies advocated by so many in Tlie Assyria Center Camp Fire record thus far shows that he has, W the return of Senator Vanden- there cannot be assessed to him P'crion visited Mr. and Mra- Harry j that township. A DISTINGUISHED RECORD. any costs or *-*—--* charges >in — •*._■ uHI* Creek' RimHav interest that :.Heiman nf* of R Battle Sunday.!' Rev. c* E U H.’ n-v*. Baker *,* of . Y1TA..VAA-. Waukegan. group met al thc home of their • later visiting Mr. anti Mrs. Walter Illinois, preached an able and elo­ guardian.-Evaline Tasker. on Wed­ A certain faction of Michigan , , ■ , . .. ,1x11*11 01 me pcvjjic ui mejugan. event. nesday evening for a welncr roust I Clark iKlttie McIntosh) at Beadle ।quent sermon al the Presbyterian politicians would like to prevoat Ai- 2atWn of ,niiny tu datc'10 Let Green tor Groesbeck) be the ' benefit '’niw benefit of of deuo&ilors.. depositors.. one tn to sureed suceed Coaurm* Couzens twn two v«.or« years church last Sabbath morning from They also meet on Saturday evening Some time ago there were re­, lake. thur Vandenberg from being re-: for a meeting. . Miss Miriam Nee was the guest of ithc words "Watch Ye." * . "Senator Vandenberg helped to hence. Keep Vandenberg where he is turned to thc auditor general de ­ elected to thc United State* Senate.* J- UterMlMUhd U.e.. .unportH. U„ , Until 1« sons U. th. Whlu, Hon« « scriptions of land in this city for■ { Dr. and Mra. L*E. Holly Sunday. Apples arc wanted In tills market, The motive te highly personal and 11 which taxes had been unpaid?,! Mira Nee. who is in Detroit tills ।and will sell readily at from 40 to FREEPORT. bill. ( amounting In all'to |3,odo. where theii year studying primary sclaio! i60c a bushel. certainly cannot be hazed on dissal-,; "shortcr-work-wcck" 4 Mra. Dan Goodenough and her I "It was he who dug into the musty descriptions were found by the au­’ methods. Will return in March to Tlie Eaton County Fair Is being mother. Mrs. Ella Draper, accom­ -Mactlon with Mr. Vandenberg s I I tills week and'on Friday after­ panied the latter's son. Gtiy Drap­ ditor general to be incorrect. It; China to take up her work as. su- held ’ files in tiie U. 8. Senate s "attic" and great record of accomplishment, j noon. Honorable E. W. Barber will er. to Detroit where they spent la^f would do no good to reassess the!। i pervisor of primary schools. A Quotation brought forth the original papers in­ Fortunately the Michlgaii public deliver the annual address. property for a tax levied under a week visiting relatives. Mrs. GoddHalf fare this week to the Union cnough. returned Friday and Mrs. wrong description. The auditor TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. does not appear at all enthusiastic 1cidental to Michiganii Statehood, MODEL 10 and had than presented to thc Slate AO LONGER for­ general in case such a piece of prop-'’ Mrs. C. B. Rounds of Virgil, New fair at Grand Rapids. Draper remained indefinitely. about Hu-owing over this dtetin- ' Tao hundred sixteen tickets were erty. wrongly described, were put Xork. is visiting her brother-in-law. Library at Lansing. ward or behind Mr. and Mrs. Russell Benton and gutelicd statesman. A few ot the up for sale at a tax sale could not .J. D. Rounds and her sister-in-law. sold to the stale fair at thc office in little daughter, Evelyn Louise, were "He was tlw original author of the . 7 look in hope or reasons why thte te so are given 111 | • give a tax sale deed to the pur- Mrs. "* Josephine Murdock Mrs. tins city. guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. 50 per ceflt loan law in connection fear: All kinds of garden vegetables arc Wayne Benton of Bowne. chaser, and could not add or collect Rounds recently came here from the following synopsis of Mr. Van- ' Bui. grateful, take interest cliarges or other charges. Ionia county, where she visited her scarce in the Hastings market, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams ac­ v denberg's achievement* during* th? ’with ."Veterans' compensation cer- , Thc Maytag always has l>ecn because of thc error in the dcscrip- daughter. This te'Mrs Rounds' firs*, csjieclally tomatoes, and woukl com­ companied Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Coals tificates, resulting in thc ability ofj the good I find. five years he ha* be?n in tlie senate. tlon. visit in Hastings in 46 years. She mand a good price in considerable to Buttle Creek Thursday. • —always will be a fine wash­ needy veterans to obtain funds for* The best of now The compilation was made by quantities. • • • land Mrs. Rounds' mother comiug P. A. Thomas and wife and Mrs. er. But you may never again their families. and here. We hear that Mr. Durfee of Balti­ Emma Anderson were in Hastings George R- Averill, editor of the 1 This has made the auditor general then to Carlton t*/ visit Mrs. Murlie offered Maytag quality at j “Although thc above list covets u —.Whittier. very cautious in advertising descrip- dock. They came from Battle Creek more i which one of the gentlemen by Wednesday. . Birmingham Eccentric. today's low prices. It is the 'variety of acliviltes tor thc public.! lions of land to be sold for taxes with a team which they hired for tli.it name we do not know* has a Mrs. Eva Seger is spending sev ­ “Wliat manner ot man is thte herd of "jersey cattle" which we eral days with her sister, Mrs.[ soundest economy to buy until he is satisfied that the de- the pwr|x>sc. , there are numerous oUicr nccom-1 Arthur H. Vandenberg, at present scription is correct. Having awerMr. and Mrs. James Lovett of Ti- hope to see on our fair grounds next Dwight Barnuin, of Coats Grove. | your Maytag now. • Visit thc tained that about A3.000 of state, buron. CaUfoniin are visiting Mrs. week. Miclilgan's Junior United State* Itehmente Uiat rightly belong to Burl Murphy, wife, and child ntidi May lag showroom. Choose Vandenberg's credit, but James Clark, Esq., delivered an Gaylord Murphy of Coats Grove county, highway anti city taxes lev- Lovett's father, Peter Schumann, Senator In WaahuigtonY Becuuse hl; Senator your washer at today's prices. space prevents publishing at this President of the United States. R. led in this city on real estate not and *othcr relatives here. Mr. and eloquent Temperance sjteech at were guests, of Mr. and Mrs. Jcs&c name ha* appeiuc-d prominently in G. Jefferies,. Lowell Ledger. properly described, and which had Mrs. Lovett expect to start for Culi- Woodland Center on last Sunday. Murphy Tuesday. Thc May tug Company ume. news dispatches touching on affairs. not been paid, tlie auditor general tomia the latter, part of thc week He rejx>rts the work there progress­ Mrs. F. W. Ingalsbee and Mr. Me- i PUBLIC CONFIDENCE ot K1OTd«..., .nd lu. voice toj "'Vhen you .top to cehstor. l»«notified the mayor and common When they arrive home they will ing finely and the Reform Club FoubJm) IBMacilvltlcs -and and acac-' There is just one thing wrong council that these taxes could not have completed a two inonliis' trip large with an active efficient mem­ Louth of Onuid Rapids came to the , . ■ ever, that these activities Augusta Hinckley home Wednesday, tU-SSJS ■ becn heard in millions of homes with conditions in America today. be collected, no interest or expense which will have taken them from bership. belong to a man who ;j That the former remained the balance one muig thing u» te ioc the u»s lass oi of cuucon- charges could be added to them, and San Francisco to Portland. Maine touching on thc same subject, we complishments ‘ . i nai unc of thc week and tiie latter returned hare dug into hte activities at- thc is .serving his first term ut Wash-1 fl<lcnce by the people In the ad- they could not be reassessed under and return. ASSYRIA. to the city in-the evening. ington, you are ready to conclude Ynintstra.tors You can talk all yJou a wrong description.' Accordingly Burl Fallas of Portland, Oregon, Nation's Capitol, and arc both ' ... W. S. Surrarrer and thlee that not only is ne busy . Out he must about this cause and that he asked.the city to see that the de- was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. ■ Mr. Ervin Miller, manager of the I Mrs. WOODLAND, MICHIGAN crate factory ut Lacey, had the mis-1 son* and Miss June Noviskey were amazed and impressed over hte ac- ' scriptions on this property and fu- Zugelmelcr and other friends here fortune to lose the ends of Ills first supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jay ■ . ss jio oun-r cun, ................ compltehmcnts on behalf of State , SALESMEN leadership that easily .single even a omclaW.Jtn liaHjor years been ture assessments thereof should be Sunday. two fingers of his right hand to the cousin* at Woodland Salurday. and Natron. _.vn.. --------------i Rev Ofl4!0od ca n cd al the homes corrected. Tlw city will'not lose Mr. nnd Mrs. Marcus Russell of first joint while running an electric 1 .'newcomer'' out for distinguished courting the very thing that now anything except the use of the California are guest* of Mra. Char­ WALTER 3ATTERLEE, Harting* "Appointed to thc U. S. Senate to I a saw In preparing material for crates. of Mr. nnd Mrs. Livingston and ^fr. exists- So much has happened and HEBER FOSTER. Nashville lotte Russt-11. They will remain for .ueord toe UU WouUbndse N. F«““ . m> many things been revealed of money. At tiie recent, meeting of the Ellis nnd Mrs. Waite nt Hastings Satur­ CLARK BLISS, Middleville n, toe y«ra «to by tome. Oov.1, ■ ttopulUiv.™ toe took-, rottenness - in government affair.’ cemetery organization the follow­ day. At the meeting of thc city coun- Mr. and Mrs. James Huyhoe of ing officers tferc elected: president. Mr. and Mra. P. A. Thomas were MRS. EVA ROCKWOOD, Hartiagi Fred W. Green. Mr. Vandenberg lelt Ulg morc an“ morc 10 nun llkc Van*: that it is with thc greatrat of difFriday evening it was voted to Danville are guests of Mr. and Mr*, Cliarles Pratt; vice-president. Mrs. in Hastings on business Monday. ..u ...a neihiuhor denberg for leadcrahip In tlieir Acuity to find a citizen these, day* cil employ a Mr. McNutt, a surveyor, to Robert Burch hu desk as editor an* publisher of Party. They wn<ml ~„ tn, ma mun .ho ?hDl(U Pearl Phinnbey; secretary. Mrs. An­ P. A Tiiomas was in Grand Ledge LOW MICLS ON AIL MAYTAGS recognize that man ;c i* Uwho holds public umninistration* admlntetratioiu tlie Grand Rapid* Herald with a of pdliUcal value to hts crmlllucncy'ln lhc ««««'Msh Ugltk jy. prevailed resurvey tlw faulty descriptions, and Mrs Maiid Cluld* of Fowlervillc na Grayburn; treasurer. Mrs. Mary on business Tuesday. ECUMD TOTH GASOLINE MULTI-MOJOZ correct them and furnish the city spent thc week (TnT'With Mr. and Clara. Miss June Noviskey visited her mind thoroughly acquainted witli . , . , , ' , tears ago. Tiie word -racket as and thc auditor general blue print* Mrs. Charles Woodruff and Sunday , „u„„w, Farmers report excellent seed beds sister. Miss Josephine, nt the Ster-j the problems of government, attend- Unly when he deh«er>. ump. the which would show the correct deall three spent thc day with Mr. for wheat due to the frequent rains. Ung Rogers home in Hastings Sat-! cd by u purjxtoe moulded by a life-1 long and arduous Iwuis of public [word, it signifies all that is wick- scriptions. Tliat work is now being Wopdurff s sister, Mrs. James Wick- Some of the wheat is sown. urday evening Mr. and Mrs. Jnke Gglgcr will ,, omcc. a mgn type ‘office, 01 governmental a high type of , «■«governmental auu duuiu.iii«<imauiai and sinful.in nnu punbusiness ­ and poli- done. 'ham. of Grand Rapids. Hugh Jones of the Ellis district time ol deration to eonuuunuy prott• <• • lta, u „ UP „ w adml, Rev. Osgood visited his parent* leave soon for sunny California Arthur Lowell, wife and son, who expects to soon - leave for Colon, In Cloverdale Monday and Tuesday, where they will make their home re*s; tliesc attribute* have brought; *”• 1 u ... nyany aua. lt |f lw|w lnnW< vvrv much mn/ih as a< though »hA.><rh ‘ In this connection it might be In­ have been spending tlw last three where he will be in the employ of dvrauon to hu.n.nkm.1. rutetoen’ lu„ wl „. d the upper Linden Brynns of Hastings spent ‘ with their son. Ray. for the winter. him into the spotlight -of govern- ‘ teresting to know that one prop­ weeks with the former's sister. Mr*. the Bratton Lumber company, with Sunday with the home folks, j Mra. Carl Murphy und children mental activities, and have re- | "Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg, hand of thing* and are now dictat- erty owner in Ionia refused lo pay Sumner Sixmablc. nnd fnrhily and which he was affiliated when they Mr. and Mrs. James D. Cool vis-‘of Campbell spent Thursday with .Michigan citizen* of mere than the , ing to usjyhat we shall do and what other relative*, started Saturday for his taxes for several years. When vraled him os an exceptionally cap- {Republican < had their mill at Assyria Center. Itcd Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Cool In Grand Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Murphy and, Party alone, have come *x' z’Hall'rRc do.. The greatest probThe Brown road construction Rapids Slindny. ffamily. 'able und devdted public official. ]'Ito .ppretuto end «lue » ... hen- I™ m Amerto. why tor ptople m- the city sued him it was beaten thrir home in Spokane. Wastjjrigton. because the description was wrong Mr. nnd Mrs. Emil Tytfen and company, who have the contract for Rev. Osgood and Rev. and Mrs ' Mr. und Mrs. Leon Howk and "In Mlchlgiin today, . he easily as the owner had claimed. Whentheir- daughter. Mis* Florence, left graveling the county roads have Batdorff of Sunfield were guests of Percy Rosser visited relative* of ;c*t. sincere, and able public servant. I--------------------------------- :---- — stand* at. tiro head of a. list of ac­ ‘the matter was fixed right on tlw Tuesday for Evanston, llllnote. their moved* from Maple Grove Center Mrs. Ejnmu Anderson Wednesday, the former at Burr Oak und Sturgis That they will get behind him and AiMdw swsftaf >» ‘Mi* cohunn usscMmcnt roll, then the owner had ‘future home.' ‘ complished Republicans, and hte J °. , . . . *r* tor th«Ir latetMt *ud do and arc now located at the Ber­ Grace Bryans has been suffering, Sunday. . nard Tasker farm, where the grave! several days with Infection in her' Miss Donna Moore of Jackson candidacy for re-election next year support him in tlie fall Ot 1334. not n«ce*»*rUy rtptcient onx on (to pay not only the current but when he is a candidate for re-elec- »rteion». also the delinquent taxes; but he. THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. will be taken from tlie Tasker pit foot but te better at last report. | »pent the week end with the home is heralded a* the proper and fltttog i George Carter returned -from Da ­ could not be forced to pay when and placed on tlie recently prepared William Forbey. 8r„ - of Irving ' reward for the distinguished record lion, te the expectancy and the i tcrc-itcd in the pre*ervation of g*5v- the description of his property oni kola Saturday night where he ha­ road beds. called al tlw home of his sqn,! -------------- «•» ter n working in tlw harvest fields, . he already has made in tin: Senate. hope of ids legion of friends." Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Clark ot ernntent is first and foremost to re­ the tax rtll was wrong. Saturday. | Enthusiasm would be more general nnd has resumed his old position In Battle Creek spent part ot last week George. store • public cunfidtnce in govern­ Here arc some of hte’ activities and Mr* W. 8, Surrarrer and children if it were Inflation of salaries and A MICHIGAN COMEDY. Marple's bakery. at Ute home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry and Miss June Noviskey were in ’ wages they are talking abouL-Monment.—Elton R. Eaton in Plymouffi tongtpUtomettt.. . truly utoundtop I 'Mlcld. , Mrs. Claude Campbell and daugh­ Stevens. From Our Scrap Book ter, Mall. Hastings Salurday. trcai 6tar . nvord tor. to.'. -.Muter In toe U. t ,t„,vcd (ycb , chutUc Virginia, returned to Grand Rapids Tuesday after a three weeks' KATYDID. WHAT A DAY! S. Senate. >as it's getting from the "luidlal" iu-Arthur H. Vandrr.ber; lotto-ton „ A„CBan KK|, t#0 Ut,tl This man-made, and too often I love to liear thine earnest voice. visit in the city with the former's parent*. Mr. and Mra. E A. Rider. Wherever thou art hid. -am tvntot ut too rnun-.ltotory 1<IU „ de„lot»-th.t tte per- man-unmade. wwld. is a queer stage ........... returned returned Tuesday Tuesday ' Don Smith, of animated activity. The other day Thou testy little dogmatist Johnstown. Pennsylvania, otUu-US-tomt.tolt.to.rtmy. „„ from 17’2. l thousands of veterans janungd the Thou pretty Katydid! where he has been working Ahc post unanimous choice for Preaident registered complaint^ had to use-street* outside of the American Lc- Thou mlndest me of gentlefolks— few weeks. He returns to Alm Arbor turn tciro of thc Senate. This signal |atwog 0(.ld KlllKM.6 flvin tiWir dis- &•»> Memorial Hall in Detroit, hun- Old gentlefolks are they — tomorrow for hte third year in the bonor was conferred upon mm last . gry to sign up for Jobs with, thc Thou say'st an undisputed thing 'engineering department. March, and means that hfcwould in- ,l“nt ‘ ® .. ‘ » JL Ti K,rd MlKar Co No‘ mhny >ws "g0 In such a solemn way. , Mr. and Mrs. W. B Bweezey cirwed htolt tola Cop IJU Senate position «hm. OUMfcoa•AU.thr.e '..m. men to. brrttol Into —Oliver Wendell Holmes. "Poems.' ■Tlw Hemlocks " at Gun lake last herit this when-!( of which nudees one wonder whether railroad cars nnd ocean ships by tiie ! Thursday and are "at l»om<< for the ever the Republicans gain control. the nudist* sliould be convicted on a dictates of a world gone mad with FACE THE SUN. I winter In their apartments in the It means,’ too, something 'valuable lu-‘t for blood—and for profits. They Don't hunt after Trouble, ' National Bank block. chaise ot Ink.en. .xposa. <r l thpy tt,.r, ----- -tor Michigan by way of fruitful Master Harold Babcock of Aurora. fbur.nts ... .he 1UUM c!.,.lled „,d pre.., „n m. >» iy£S KS io, prestige. Illinois, who is vteitlng in.Nashville curl lor vein;. Th.-, wore |They wen- nud, madi akiMul skillful in in .ho thc ,r: artI 6on*tlMk for distress ' ' i with his mother. Mrs. Charles Bab"He-was. chairman B, „ol the Rcpubii, M«..-Jiou* -uu ,uhdry of uking luunan lite They are. in t pox tor autress ; Among the larious und suni There isn't any quality in milk that I cock. Ls spending the week with hte a very low bacteria count in a given can Senate steering Committee durtimes, quite ,killful in the art! - 1 grandparents. -Mr. and Mrs. J. ,W. 1 If you sec but your shadow. will compare with its CLEANLI­ ing the last tao years of the Hoover;,., . • . of preserving hte. But in peace as in >* jL,—..n-u-r r 'nrav amount, could be sold as Grade "A” have appeared newspaiwrs Wiir. nmej .cy must ..... . In ......... ... must. be Dr led! h-u. What wiuti ad day. oa?. admaiistrauon. He aLo is chairman ---- ----NESS. No matter how rich milk Walter Hayes went to Detroit That the sum is still shining. milk—the CLEANEST milk of its of the state none are mote practical and what-an hour, for real leaders! I Tuesday where he will attend the But you're in tlie way. oi tlie Republican Legislative Com­’ than that penned by W. H. Berkey ' -^George Averill Birmingham Hcmay be. if it la not CLEAN it is NOT kind. Detroit College of Law the coming mittee. which tentatively mans the of the Cassopolis Vigilant. Bays Edi-1 ctfntrseSAFE TO USE, The unfortunate Don't grumble, don't bluster j year. Homer Depuc will succeed to Republican attitudes; . Don't dream, and don't shirk. Ills [xiMtlon with the Electric Light 4 tor Berkey; . [ ' thing about it too. is that you CAN The Highlands DairjT’hHs always COMSTOCK S DIGNITY " , "»i-natw Vandenberg wa's the' "If seems to us thc sheriff of Al- j think of your worries. ! Cumpany Governor William A. ConutcHc Don't NOT tell whether" milk is UN­ MORE THAN MET THE TEST. But Uilnk of your work. | Supreme Joy is almost too miid a ordinal author of |he bank deixxct j legun county waif a bit premature in declares that he b the victim (t>f ■ form of expression for thc condition Insurance law; thq formula which CLEAN just by LOOKING AT IT. Thc bacteria count in Highlands Ills endeavor to break up thc nudist political foes, and that "it Is be-; Thc worries will vanish. of happiness that prevails in thc starts next January' 1‘ G in anl,®lony on Sv an Creek If he'd Just neath my personal dignity of the The work will be done; Dairy milk has NEVER been but a home of Mr. and Mrs. C- G . Mayhieh office I bold to answer them.' amending nt which l^.<n hte name. ; ■ wood. Moftday night a bouncing A bottle’ of milk may be full of ' wailed a few (lays the weather would His Excellency, apparently. Ls so No man faces ills shadow small fraction of the limit set by thc "He was resporuUb.f for winning Who faces the sun. 1 pair of twin boys arrived to bless cloje to the woods that he cannot! have forced those folks into elbthinj germs but you couldn’t see it with State. It is far CLEANER than the Michigan's long fight to gain Conthe trees. He 1s one of the most —Arthur Chamberlain. In The Way. them, one weighing seven pounds. ’♦.without any expense to the county sec six ounces and thc other six pounds the naked eye. That is one reason State demands. In fact no CLEAN­ tragic figures that has come to light' grer*ional re-appartioninent. afu ' and thirteen ounce*. Thc mother Lv J Personally-we cannot enthuse over in ________________ Micliigap in many n ................ year. And WHY the State of Michigan took a 20-year Constitutional default; ER milk of its kind is produced in getting along nicely and the father Way of Our World ’ the idea of going without clothes be- I pciaorkslly. hr is, or has been, or will ’increased Michigan * Cougrrs&i ‘-cause uw Just counted and And . te doing as well as could be expected hand in the milk business—to PRO­ be. n fine fellow, -really well this State—or any other. When you NEWS GLEANINGS. --------- Jntcnj under thc circumstances- And and her Electoral votes by four. tlnncd and desirous ot helping oth ­ TECT THE PUBLIC HEALTH. The , jhuve sixteen ppekets in our clothes use it you need'have no worry about ,i A terocent bill was Lwued-by the! Grandma Striker.--well, Striker -well, "proud."' "proud." is “Senator Vandenberg put, ttihi n ’and something in every pocket. Now ers. — George Averill. Birmingham it- ’Thc ONLY WAY to tell whether milk is United States Government in 1874. no name for “ Tn‘" happy event 1him Eccentric. . illriess or chance epidemic due to thc Senate tlie legislation -„ । ---------। been the sole topic of conservation (i whit on earth would we do tor pock­ CLEAN, or not, is to have it TEST­ unclean milk. If you are interested Michigan's wily National Park,' We have a Pigeon woman who 1 Tbr ' *'<• ” ‘ 8® gasoline tax throughin feminine circles of the city this ets jf we became a nudist?' ED. The State of Michigan did this Royalc. lhe Uwtwl s,al<* u 4 "nU' ।wwk _______ in clean milk we would like to hear | Michigan is enjoying iu "Gilbert think* a dog ha* more *ensc than the average man. She says that a Ohio is the only Slate -Whose offi- ■ forty YEARS AGO. TODAY, .'Hc.ls admittedly the leading ur-> . . . and decreed that only milk having from you. .. ,, , r. . und Sullivan comedy immensely! . dog can bury a bone in the back iff authority In the Senate on - ugar. j while Uj ’ Rickie was ekcavating T“.‘ j - ---- --------------- = | yard and a month later dig it up,, cial flag is pennant shaped. beam, and copper—three ,J-a‘| Roads that once were mailed.and that a man can put hl* pipe ---------- ^dirt In one portion of hi* yard, sit­ ... » ——- . a >u«ii van pu. iim.... > ... vuk; nic emu of Australia is. next to uated In the second ward, to fill in -...A, -1t ...h — _finger-posts . .. down in ... ..... , 1' the Michigan commod,t.es wlilch cannot are now pretty the house,' and in five minoilrich, the largest living bird. another, a fairly well preserved lire without adequate protection. iWxk.raUy indicated by thumb signs. utc? 11 takf ;he enUre (anU1>' to ---------of an Indian was found Tn the tax economy program of GMeue -Oc* 81uw 1>ro>i‘ ^“b^.to *cre<m sUtefMtorUy skeleton tliemsclvcs Constance Bennett. about three feet below the surface. Amr rntodrni H«n.r hrnuior ' U-m-lto. Oomuner > , • ——---------- — i Ruth Chatterton and other actress- With the remains acre a stone dhh Telephone 2651. < Robert W. Cook, Propr. Hastings, Mich. Vandenberg pioneered and led the One advantage in hearing a game . Spain > JO-pcseta ndtes bearing Cs employ substitutes for this wet*, and a stone knife. . Dr. H. A Barber started for the lover the radio is tliat you can alportrait of ex-King Alfonso are ---------fight lor exnutbe authority to con­ west on a business trip on Tuesday wavs twist -he dial* and nrevent ihe Mth ones earnFree stationary supplied by or.e of solidate and eliminate bureaus. On .ways twX*1^ <LaUa’xd PrC tn’‘P- ;nj fbe portrait of tiw aeventeenth the better known London hotels morning. The Doctor will combine the economy question senator Me- other team from scoring.-Ute. a little pleasure with his business -icentury painter Velasquez. ‘sometimes costs *10,000 a year. •nwHMtinp Banner ..... .1 itMitesc Niehl***, =..! ,« ^ Views and Opinions; W-Ior »U»e and uwlthandedly discovering a leak in the I *«p~n>. o<use vswr; This and That Backward Glances; WASHER PRICE* MAYTAG 1 Ear- u“ D. B. GREEN CLEAN PURE MILK Is the Only SAFE Milk to Use The HIGHLANDS DAIRY 1 �TOE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, 9CTTEMBER 37, 1913 'LEGION AUXILIARY l‘“cnT1FwwmM Mttr' ELECTS NEW OFFICERS iiiqtink ^Runnm a< th, i, 7»t«> « tn. find I IllUU UUnUULU Kniffhu of ot Pythias and Pythian ; Knights iiuir.lMteil uurteen uemrai. The schools of Hastings, wldle housed in the old frame building, -last week,did closing not ' Wednesday bulk large" night, in the life of . । the community. There were no ath। honored by election to offices of Im­ ---- — — r ; let les, no manual training, no games Mra. qcrald Scudder was ip Bat-1 The.lRiZ'hither Mrs. ucu Dell Woodhnow •y rvMici Bernard Dcn»ia Geller vreiicc [ misvrownuuic of ui Battle oatiiv . Coining Year portance. . • -.. (Continued from page one) Bny except "pull-away." octie Creek Saturday afternoon. Ifocnt Tutu — •—•- spent ----- • Saturday —•— -« —-—* Twenty-six members of Ute Amcrfsday~ and Wednesday in « Creek afternoon l,ica”n Legion , ~:—ST"— ”were ” — ' Samuel J. Amer of Hastings sue- '---- .. casmnaisprinting snr . .---------- ! !---------- — ~, castona! matches and ball With Mrs. Ida Palamatier. Mnf. Cliarle.’, Amiable is visiting! r“‘, ' .£, an I^lon Auxiliary Auxiliary were present present c^ded himself as Grand Master of fortable. although the stoves wero'canwa ------- with instead of a her .parents in Lansing for a week. ' Mrs. Roger WUwell of Kalamazoo ml . ana Mrs. a . j . Heroert vuuea rnurauuy evening at the annual “L.n*ra “ri^ c<S>r“' *nd 'M ’■“* l“ 'Strs. Elmer Andler visited fzlcnds,vlttWc<1 Mrs. Enuiui Murdock part ol hla son in Otwgrj last week antPat- election of ofllcqrs. when tlie follow- of Middleville was named Grand burned ft put-wit. me sou nan was in Grund" Rapids several days last11**”1 wwk, Mr. Wtswell coming for tended the Allegan county fair. ing were chown for thc coming Mistress of Finance for .u. tlw PyUilun ™------- ---Achools of iractlnot were not!h,4r,ed' *Uh a11 lhe Bpttd and ttc’ week; ■ iher.on Sunday. — Sunday. । Mr. and Mra. Guy Oiddlnge ac-jK^-: . ,U5t‘n” wc” not. curacy the thrower could command. Sisters. Congratulations are extend- i Mtas —-------------------then graded. A pupils status in!directly at the runner. If it hit Dr. and Mra. D. D. Walton andFlorence-------Watkins of---Wyon- ^compamcd Miss Katherine Giddings | Pre*Went—Mrs. Helena Smclker. Ist- Vice-Pres.—Mrs. Nellie Conajm^en. era. .( OuU;£' “J to Kalamazoo on Monday where the tatter will attend W S. T. C. number of the “reader’’ he studied. (There were occasional "school exRELATIVES HONOR MRS. 2nd. MLsn Janet Tealc has arrived inl^. 20 *? ’ Mra. Florence hls progress in spelling and later in hlbiUons" by tlie pupils of some one Chiat^TiSity9tobauradrUwUair|'N; Chidester Hastings to make her.home for the) Wood. J. W. REUTER, AGED 94■ arithmetic. Downstairs in the build-*°f Hie rooms. Each pupil In that] fnr „ ra 1 1wwr of Rev. and Mr. Keith winter with her sister and husband, i Secretary-Mn, Ida Waters. ---------Ing, which faced the north, thc • reom was expected to have a place ( Mrs. Zella Cortrtght. 1 iU. r a* ' Ichidester and daughters of St Dr. and Mrs. Kcnilh McIntyre. !! Treasurerprogram—to save ruffled Betty Lane was the guest of Dr. owr lhe week rnd Htetoriiin—Mrs Georgia Jarman. All Members' of Her Family! front room was occupied by what;on Prokent u„t On. „♦ P.v ।would correspond to the flrat. sec- feelings on the part of parents, ....--.7 Mr and Mrs. Morse Nevin* enter-1 Chaplain—Mrs. Mildred Downs. and Mrs. J. R. Hay of Sarunac over ... —------—’ — ■ ~.7.. •*— .- .. -­ rreseni nut une at Xiond and uurd 8rade*. 'nM. teacheriNearly every number was a recite-; ke^ ’ E< * “ 1,1 , of tamed her sister and husband. Mr.' the week end. Aegon Hrights were guests of Mr. an(j i^rs s'mrPj an(j Mr and । Publicity—Miss Mabel Sluon. union Sufiday (was expected to give instruction in Hon. One can Imagine that they; Sat.-Al-Arms —Mrs. Lydia Rogers »' MS. ” mirm on Bund.,. Earl Wareham. Dick 8“'". ' Members of the Reuter f,nU|y jPnmer.abo the first and second we long-drawn-out affalra. But, Mte.» Patty stem went to» SI. UuU. mmlu OTtf tterok end. Mr. .nd u™. Kan. Broun oil It a as a matter of deep regret that Wire i^itk'd to rile ho ne of Mr I™*1®”- also thcre was spelling of; ‘W were popular, and (olM «“ — — --- , -- or ■ _Mrs. Ethel Foreman, who liasend Mr.. 1 B M~re “(i ____' _________________ _______ J"*"* ’«d’ ■« UTOU»h ,l»" ’”»■«”» IWUU‘d’ || Mo. on Monday. 1 Mra. . W. R. Cook has returnedzuwuanu khm Rlchiand ana and meir their son. son. Ellis, of| W rved M> faithfully and capably as from prto.kcy where she had been U ‘ ,rd“> ,l.“l!i i',. ”'i™,“ ra':' I !S^«'«S? toie*r ”ntoh.rt d Si' ,""11 T. s*I; racn-ury l« uialn o( ycjirs. >»,!.. was «a, I< to to celebrate eelebn.1, and .nd comm. ...rr.!tarv for f.-.r .au number niKTilui. of .S (lav alternoon '[secretary commemorate ‘he jat.^d“W4J*b’ rd TT ----- <--------------------- obliged to retire from active worit ■ ninety-fourth birthday of their •*“* p b U.dblf,’,, *b“t„ wouId! ,wyn Danlete. ! because of puor health. ; mother. Mra. J. G. Reuter. 10 * und 1 MU. Ml.., Lou araeler .mi Mm .. r'll?"1 ,• »®" Mra. Fred FairMra. 1>>wru, WUh „ d<.k. | Grandma Reuter U always in her!-‘x‘h i KCIUI Daniel... were In Boule .Creek I child. Richard Fairchild and John- rfBU. to th„ p0urth District Cdnven- happiest' moed when she can inln- ™’fu ' ,^’ 5, ®a^,h .J0?!4’ 1 Stoutly made of fine ma­ Saturdav anermx.il aftertax n . hk’ fcludic ° a‘ M. 8. C..h(m hteovcr brother, ny Armbruster spent part of lo.t ,t|on ixeld here <;n Sunday, and Mrs .R'e and be with Iwr children and ?, 2 (: bautroay , Roy p^rom, taklng terials, Bal! Band Gym J ‘J^?1"?8 [ Mr and Mrs Birr^t Johnsen and and Mrs Wayne Merrick and week In Chicago and attended A Elvira Sayh -. and Mrs. Mac Mulder I‘hough her niany years are gradn- “lbd Century of R uikam * Prc named as the reception com-j “ Uy telling upon her once wonder* ‘ d ‘ 4?, adc 1 I Shoes are built to stand Mrs. Russell Itar.M-ifVirited friends Mr and Mrs Myron Seeley went to Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. niittec. Ire cream und cake were! fully bright memory, yet she rec- ^55 1 (Continued from page one) In Greenv’ille on Tuesday Chicago on Tuesday tq visit the rough play. They WILL G,ddln <P i **re Mr. and Mra. ;< . rW( i a i Ur tj w meeting. Mrs Ken-ognizes and warmly greets all her ™.J?? ^L£ UP !iL Miss Dorothy Field returned on laucr's relatives and attend the fair. ao“ld J4®* ^e (street, chairman' "Physical Ex-, do a good job—for a Tuesday to Kalamazoo where shp te Mra. Ray Lacy. Mra Emma Khp- Arthur Percival and daughter Ruin heth Leins ot Battle Creek w*> pres-, children by name and lavishes her. (affections upon them. She is a S.*4*'®? J®\^’f4 andA’1*hth . amination in the School." Dr. G M a student al- W. 8. T. C. . fer and Mrs. Wm. Porritt ipd son and Mr and Mra Carl Rcplogle and ent from ou: o( town. Battle Creek. Tuesday night Oct. 10. has been: blessed, noble pioneer woman. Her {LByington; 'Dental Examination in Mr. und Mra Gary Cn-ok attend-; Hubert of Allo were dinner gueste sons^if Mr. and Mra. John Furlong and chosen as the date tor lhe Joint in- .}«fe te closely interwoven with ‘he“cl‘ *£JU* the School." Dr. Morris: "Reading." low coat. You will find id tlw Michigan Conference in of Mr. and Mra. Emetson Stauffer on .Mr.-and Mrs. Lou Clough ford of stallatlon of thc Legion and Unit birth, growth and development of Ux, ; Dr. Wllda Rows brook- "Sanitation'* Benton Harbor-on Sunday. Saturday two styles here; priced Pleasant Hill, Ohio, spent Thursday officers, preceded by a jx>t luck sup-’‘he beautiful little village of Free- ! ,'°,n P000*1 given to United States . . ■ * Mtes Grace Ryan and friend of | Mr. and Mra Eben L. Smith of and Friday of last wrek with their per at fl;30 o'clock at thc Legion ixzrt. Siie is about the last living a”dl£’?‘?Vn‘'r J?11*!!* " I 6PM Dinner followed by’genat 79c and 9_Sc respect­ Battle Creek were Bunday gueata of iToledo and her father. Walter hOme. The names of thc installing pioneer in ‘hat vicinity, who helped Jut ieral meeting. Dr. Pritchurd.chalrMr. and Mis Martin Tinkler. Vldrer*. of Nashville were Sunday- cousins. Mr. and Mra. Harley Fox. ively. guests of of Mr. Mr anr* indi Mrs of enmzawon civilization h”1..111® gUbl iman. speaker spCakCT Dr. Dr U. U O. O Rickert. Rickert ... blaring Jhe path paui u. - - 4Cenwd 10 roaster “|man; Mrs. Lyman Johnson. Miss Flor-'1 gueste ---- F<lwln~q"mi7h • - ... ■' .Mr' a“d,*1"- Arthur Chase and officers will be announced next 111 F.ri Smiih 81 Jowphino Cha.’e went i week>-----The regular meet-1 75 >'Iala rs years or more we so pay i ^. “7 — - a -or ago. moreand ago.soand We pay ,77y' , qnndiv a xk nru<ikr.i«t • a 1 M»oe Bump and Dole Bump spent'..nd Smith u .. to. Nile, — ---Auxiliary — -----------wrEarl Ear , . i. Sunday nnd on Monday accominiz will he *TM h>oH<> v night.1 Oct. 5. r. homnee ? 4i. services the Rev’ A 1 homage tn to Grandma Rriitnr Reuter an as he.-' be- Th® frOIR fnm* room rt'o,n Upstairs «!«*•*» nPDFOXiapproxi- ' . „ church Bunday with relatives at Ithaca. ,' "lIMr. und Mn1 m Clarence Crawford 8und *y " nd Mo 2 da ?' „ “ f C0In «»> * Thursday Crawford Mr> Baker u,. During tbe past week the ladles ing our oldest and most respected da> nlbU\and *”“» £ Jolmi^nwSsta Nelwti ’ Mr. nnd Mr*. Ray Branch return ’ retmned^Sunday Clarence fromTWS?, IS p.nUd Mr. aand ?d„Mr * . Pi‘U Bak, 'r, Ui returned Sunday a week s Mrs stay A cent.™ of nf Progress p™n raw j have been busy canning fruit and resident pioneer. May God bless *"*“• O'** l‘u?brcMd,7‘Jhc P*1”’ Ehrler a^Tci'vdr M Her ’ I fixtay from Chicago where they have1I m Chicago 'Hielrfrom daughter for an few •. Mrs. daysCentury caI‘«1- «“* ’,hcl 10 7 M GMwrilnSetlng Mlv kern [..r u l.-w «»•. on ImAireu Kob,r, jSwn o cSo reduced w .. ..v— „ .w '><■' Children. BUIel you. Mother Reuter, with Mill more,®***1- “ h!,*aS liaiiuy peaceful dnvs superintendent. Tlw entire faculty', niecung. miw , Dr. and Mra. W. IL .Thwaltes of with them for n visit. ' Mr. andMrs. Albert IL Carveth. at otter Lake and the Veterans' Mrs’ Reuter reJdcs with her !«»»“*<* of teacher.’. Usually j ®‘o i$B£totton"’to*th2 ' Grand Raplcte visited Dr and Mrs ‘ Mr and Mrs Emory Wood and '2nd Camp returned Mon- .Hospital, the quota for the local daughter, Mrs. Semiah Srese. on tlie ,be( *uperintendenl was capable of, K st Ctak old Reuter homestead, west of Free- «*»»"« instruction beyond tlie re- Sctooi Rotw. Mta St. CWr_. port. She will be M years old on ,’u‘r‘;d •-Whcs. so tlwt if any of £?th Sown ^Te£ch?^lliOM0 nnin. ..nd Snmi.y ..6, hu with » iSISk*(K SLSSllTS llw «. . K DOUBLE GOLDEN WED-' and . , - .......................... - .......... ...H. nji.i. »1. c. i Sept. 29. 1933. PiJP‘u ln Fnc high room, as it was M1m Ruth Tappan "Teacher Atti J father in Grand Rapids, mother. Mrs. S. L Stone (ndrer and .nd sLsrers .»(,!..(„ or.ndB.md. ...... J.nenhlne Todd .nd Mr DING ANNIVERSARY TiMVe present were Mr and Mrs ca**«L wished to ro on to thc Um- ,f E2,,cbr00*- ,, , , Mrs. E. Monro.-.of Grund Itapidt;• Surftay guests of Mr. and* Mra.' Raymond Finnle, and daugliter. Jo- G. A Reuter Fort Recovery Ohio ‘'erslly or to rorne college the super-i 11 * “• GrouP meet.ngs. teach*, Ls visiting her daughter and hus- Jacob Wejrerman at their farm- Anne, of woodland, will spend the'Mrs. and Mrs. Arthur Haven and their daughter, husband and ‘n,e”^nl B?uld ac««^a^ and »hoe repair bllte. j‘’"b b..nd. Mi. and Mrs. Frank Amiable.’home near Shultz were Mr and and COming week end in Wilmette. Ill. .0:1 of Pittsburgh. Pn . George Reu-, by hc|P*nK them to prepare. I ■ * ‘ ™-- H’nncrMr. und Mrs. George Robinson. Mrs. Emil Schwucho of Dowling’and )lhe guests of Mr. and Mrs. William and Mrs. Erma Qardncr ter Davidson; Mr. and Mrs J wl From ,hld description it can be ‘ P.,Y" «?* program aQd Mis. S. C. Bpx-k and Mra. Anna . Aaron Sell atic ho of Battle Creek. Reuter. Grand Rapids: Mr and Mrs. **" that Hasting* m D jo U f eS Bo? l X2>m l nra^Tm at Family Reunion Smith were in lonta on Sunday aft-, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 8. Potts ac- McKnlght. Semiah Secse/ Mr. nnd Mrs. I E wet« ™th,,r primitive compared with 2.30 P M - Bpy Scout program rruoon. companlcd their daughter. Miss Vtr- i TROPHIES AWARDED tafu/SSoTa Mocrc and wm. Lloyd, of Freeport; Lh“'< tbe Pre*»‘ d»Y Yet re- and th? Rural Edwin Smith and 8. J. Amer at-!Rinia PotlB, to Chambersburg. Pa..i Mr. and, Mrs. J. W. Godfrey. Miami.'<*‘w«y hi» training In the Ha.Mlngs | 3 F J* tendril Hie Grand Temple nf thc where Mb«> Potts is a student at FTa. and A. A. Kolp. Fort Recov- fch‘xI'b «’1fE,lhat Carl* *»• th” achw’. A^darenej. AT ANNUAL LUNCHEON S'X™,' Knighfi.of pytliias in Pontiac lusl ptI1n Hull. They left on Sunday. ) ery. Ohio. AH living members of 'ate Uiyel E. Knappen. who gradual-j o p. M . supper, i home .of Mr. Huven’s and Mrs. »cck. I Mr. and Mr* Kriu-st Underhill thc family were present except Guy cd from tl,e University, then studied------------ --------------------Mr. and Mra. Wm. Schulz nf and Mrs. Melvina Underhill of Names of Winners of Golf Gardner's parehts. Mr. and Mrs. W. Reuter of Fort Recovery O—!law here wUh A Sweezey,I COATS GROVE. Grand Rapids spent Saturday and Laingsburg and Mr. und Mrs. Fn-d Ev^s Announced by Mrs. ^“n bonne 'Contributed. . ' " ' | practiced here, was for three term* I On Fridav evening. Oct. fl. the Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ramsey of Shepardsville were Sun---- ------ ----- ------। prosecuting attorney, later moving; L. a. S. will give their annual chlckWilbur Lane, Chrm. of the golden Wedding anniversary Dttitwls. {day'guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman ti'T't o ’ -i o'l ««« t0 Grand Rupids. where he became a en supper at the church at tlw The annual trophy luncheon was ,,f Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Haven and ,M1« Florence Parrott of Wood-' Zeib.:! mid Mr. umf Mrs. Chas. Paul, .1 lie Oliver 1 hread *<’ad,r al lhe bar- was as same price a> last year. Your at­ land is caring for Mrs. C. W-Mixer. । Mr. and Mra. Hugo Wunderlich held 1 al tbe Hastings Country Club hj'r s»‘er a»d husband. Mr. and ________________ ! federal district judge and then pro- tendance will be appreciated by the Tuesday when forty members Mrs. Izroy Sherman of Charlotte, ) whose condition is gradually growfiig | ana Miss Maxine Wunderlich left on < (Continued from nace one) i m.GUd to a fedcral clrcun Judgeship, organization. . ’Also from those old school rooms; Miss Freda Smith is teaching the won*Saturday for a months visit with s and their guests attended the lunch- *h" werc wed at the same time ------------------- m P*8* e> Tlie tables and lounge were PJ,y years ago. AH of the mem­ of highly dramatic momenta and w*nt Clarence Burton.. brother of Lake View school. Mr. knd Mra. Homer Smith ac- relatives at Eakley and Ada. Okla- eon. ' --------------------tompanied Kalamazoo--triend- to A. 1)||ma Mr and Mrs gmUh ww*re ,decorated with zinnias. Michaelmas berai°‘ h°th families were pres- several ingenious scenes. A stage E- A Dur,on °Y Bib city, who also I Rev. Ames and a (tier club from' CLOTHING & SHOES Century of Piogre&s in C ..sago' curing for tlie Wunderlich home daisles. yellow daisies, and dahlias.' en‘ three. Mr. and Mrs. Nel- carpenter , ’ lias been working for more graduated from the University nnd Lansing furnished thc program at Mrs Charles McIntyre, of Ann Ar- «»" " having tome children ” Bunday. during their absence. than a month building the various ,XTame Michigan’s most noted his-, the Community service on Sunday’ FOR MEN & BOYS Mr. and Mrs. Kellar Stem re­ was tiie guest ol Mrs. Kenlth and Mr- a»d Mrs. Sherman four properties required by this play. Tlie torl»n. an authority on historical j evening. The mimic was verv good i Mr. and Mra. Earl JCcrmcen of- bor. 1 lumed on Saturday from Chicago Caledonia visited Mr. and Mra. Jack '8. McIntyre and Mra. R. F. Webb, .chitaren. Four gencnAiions were In setting of thc play moves rapidly maMcr* pertaining to Detroit and and a fine sermon was given by Mr. HASTINGS where they attended A Century of, Snyder of South Hastings on Sun- 'of Grand Rapids, of Mrs. Raymond attendance Sunday, there having from a miners home to thc forge ,hc Mate; also Mr. Bartons brother. Ames. teeen but one death In lhe families room of tiie goblins then back to a ’Charles, who became a patent attor-1 Our pastor. F. C Wing.' was at; Progress. i day. Other callers were. Jay Snjdu. JFinnle. of Woodland. hfty years. i Mrs. Anna Swegles. Mrs. EvcrelL Following the luneiieon Mrs. WilLane, chairman ol the golf, pre- There arc wvcral matters in con­ palace room of the CornUh prill-;™'*',wllh a ^*de reputation, making. West Sebewa last Sunday nt the ---------------------------------- —*• Swegles. Mr. ufid Mra. Guy Willard bur 1 cess, then to the inner council,his h0,nc,ln U'troit. This shows that "Church Home Coming" there and I Waters and Miss Lillian Tolhurst the following prizes: Mfs.! ncction witli-this event that were 'cliurmber iiind Mr. and Mra. Waller Lake of sented ! Of the goblins and finally not l!lt> ^‘l001 wun« that makes the pulpit, here jwas filled by E. 8.; of Hastings and Miss Murlcah Bar­ this city. )■I Roy Hubbard, winner of U:e handl- uf ‘"’IHclai Interest—there were Just 'back to the nuncr's cottage again.'!1?® student. Tlw student must do|Thomson.1 | num and Eloise Smith of Woodland tournament; Mrs. Robert Waipre.*nt at lhe celebration. Mrs.; Mrs. F. B. Droiiiilard and Miss cap 1 ------------------------- . .... . his met. nniwu h* ha« nhiiity jwj| Mm. Dorothy Barnum is sick with and Lloyd Demand of Coate Grove, runner-up: 111?. TlZ; ~- -------------- —............. *— “•* — I Gwendolyn Droftllard of Pontiac ton, 1 purpose, tlie qual- (tonsllltis. . ■ j There will alto be special music. «nd Mra. m?« Clyde r1? jMnMroSjier »> ,h‘“ ■*» “»»“ *«" uLtlleSS c“ * nlM ' l ‘ “ " . ” »'• M n..uno spent tiie weekend with tlw former's!’club championship' and ‘ ’ 1 Pearl Demond was pt Hastings! ------------- «»> ■■ runner-up. and Mrs. -Raymother. Mrs. J. R. Hayes. Miss.’Wilcox, 1 COUNTY. UNK. Finnic, winner of tiie conso­ und other relics of former days. The Gwendolyn leaves tills week for ’mond [ ------------- (— ------ i .Mr. and Mrs. H. J, Gibson had flight. • . gloves were quite a curiosity as they Washington. D. C-. to resume her lation 1 Director L. E Barnett states that , 8h >' countr >; lart •« h<? started to aters at a meeting in the Nazarene company from near Big Rapid* Bat* laced up thc front instead of havftig Mrs. David Van Buskirk,---------the rcstudies at the National Park Semi--- ----- -----------------: I;rrtay all of the actors are uble to goitcnd “hoot in town? I suffered a church. s nary, where slw received a hlRi. llr,nK chairman, expressed her ap- fastenere. and came about halfway uuuubii through Mini their lines The P. T. A. meets this week Fri-iI Dan GerUnger of Nashville was Iiurawithout wunuuihesita-! neaiia-“rt....V1 “‘nfertority complex” as Ibonor bv being chosen as senior ex- preciation of the way the members to the elbow. ■ .. „.i un.u.. <-... _ ____ __ _ thought Ol°' lhr thc "town tx>vs." Tn Then « | calling on our street Friday. eyeping. Them There (• is t.-. to k. be a.. pro-| Iran and lew day. lemalnlna 'n dav cvnnino ecutive in tiie Delta Columbia Club. ,iad worked during the year nnd on benir, (he show should be sufficient ,,'prc • considerable reelins bo­ gram and the refreshments are to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace of Hastings one ol the eight sororities at tlw) motion of Mrs. Albert H Carveth HASTINGS ROTARIANS ra odd (lxn.tea-.ary hnuntaa ,,"n “5" “a “»“W. which hu be sandwiches, fried cakes, coffee called at tiie liome of Mrs. Cgpte Seminary. a r«W votP fil ‘hanks was given .-practically disappeared. I was con- and pickles. VISIT ALLEGAN CLUB touclH-, Gerllnger Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. John Hainmes and ^’rs- v«n Buskirk. Mrs. Harry G. Tlw BaaUnaa Wcmeri'a chib 7“!^" u“' ■”» nude by my At tlie Community service next Mrs. Rieka Gerllnger and son, two daughters, who have been visit- H“ycs and J*!rs Davld >ifre«cli. the Had Delightful Time Monday spoiuswlna the play and members nioun-r (ram yarmenu that had Sunday evening a gold medal con­ Lawrence, visited thc former's sla­ ing .it the home of Mrs. Hammrretiring members of tlw board are voluntarily ralslna a (und (o! d"n' »“d "™" lor W '“It"- test will be held, in charge of Mrs. ter. Mrs. Charles Hough, in Odessa Afternoon and Evening parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Doyle. I MConl,™c.t.br'd8® ,,M " Pla*^' • puroha^ tkkew (or children wlra I "» (he approved Hyle Wayne Merrick of Ha*tinga, who Is; Sunday. left Tuesday morning tor their Mrs W “•„8tt"bb'rk' h,gh otherwise would IKK be able to at. Tf “J6 ,’5wer 'ua ,bo’!’ ln -ebool. superintendent of the contest work at “Otwellegan" Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hough of home in Albany. New York. ; score and Mrs. Charles McIntyre, 1 »< J>»» "W of the W. q. T. U. in Barry county. Sunfield visited Mrs. Carrie L. GcxAbout fifty members of the Hns- tend. Other (unds are also belna so-'?1111" ,‘h' Guc.hr, at the horn- nf Mr. and j Jr..., ” the._s^.°!,d Pr,*?;-. .... privately tor (hla purpose. 1 J?Jf “ld u’*1 UW Wal’d me with Tlie contestants are. Miss Virginia linger Sunday afternoon. mts. umer nasi Thc «>»»«»lttcc in charge Included, “ngs Rotary Club went to the Ot- Helled Mrs. Omer narscr Barker aunng during me thc pasti.,? Ticket, ate already on sallTl (he' •nd “ ’'""■S' wcek end were Mrs M;-. Ervin Z;vh; JZ. Yonkcr ■Mri' c T- Corde'- chairman. Mra welkjgan Country Club, four miles Ccrdes News Stand. All seats are re- mad‘! to 016 lt*rIe or nt ot m*' 8“’ chUd and Miss Mbs Josephine Kanand child j^jn- °- L- ^kwood, Mrs. Joseph Me- Dem Allegan, on Monday where seri'ed. The price for school pupils.... . w> gas of of Detroit. Detroit Miss Miss Sigrld SiRrid Knmris KlU3bt 7T7.J7 and Mrs ,----u'c“------Tolhurst. Be- Hwy were the guest* of tlie Allegan up to and including the eighth grade I gas Kangas — । ’ T , ren!a?!,~r ,tlw *7. Y:.1™1sisters -.'. T”Mr?0 Barker ' cause Ofr the of Ann Arbor of caus® ° thc inctenwnt hiclemept ucnMv.r weather no Rotary . . Club. About • sixteen Hav WtnJ*L°.f lt7l whe“ and Miss Alma HelkltfS also ofJ8011 rvent was P,ay«>‘“igs Rotarians played golf during la 10c; the price for all others la 25c.) 0,d ,ra™ building burned Ann Arbor Thev tan lit k 1 ------------- -- -----------------tlw “frenwon The others went over Ticket sale fo also being conducted through thc sale of vouciira which No knew how the Are originated WOMEN'S BOARD ■ XVta.’".VT may be exchanged for tlckrta. It is;“”rob*bl*r ,r®n‘ an ow-heated so«’X..“' ,rU" ELECTS ITS OFFICERS ™ ■»«««■„ f>-«»oeiub.T1>,ral„. Important to remember that these fcU>v®-. T118 *[!!*•'?■ vouchers must be excimnged for a been expected Mr «„<l m>j. T. H. Johmton u.d 1 X'.T’IL.'S!!!*™” I'“* “ voucher alone will not admit one! wbcn that old building went up in Mr. and Mra Edward Downs, ac- Tuesday Luncheons Will Con-.014,1 IcUlng. to the auditorium—at/i the sooner (because he looked forward to cmnpanied by Mrs. James Tiinmn— ** — .u this exchange is made, thc better. 15„, °’!8„v^cattoP’ TVal h01* “ BELLES—DULL. Friday, Sept. 29 Saturday, Sept. 30 tinue ru.-t During Month man <Mabie Lelnsi of Jackson, leave --------- ■«.».»-------------- i delusion, for school began a few days At the probate office on Saturday. of October Sunday morning for Chicago to visit FINE LAKE. j Inter in what was then known us the , S«Qt. 22. Judge Stuart Clement perA Century of Progress. They will The newly elected board of the formed the marriage ceremony for Mrs. Georgia Bellingham spent' Upjohn building, a two story frame aUo see lhe American Legion pa­ women’s organization of the Has-j Muri H. Belles and Olive Marie Thursday in Plainwell visiting Mrs. structure standing on the city hall rade oiv-Tuesday. Mr. Timmerman tings.Country Club met following Dull, both of Nashville. They were Orpha Ross and Mrs. Flora Smith, corner, and the l^ngustus Rower plays In the American Legion bund the luncheon oti Tuesday nnd elect-; attended by Alex D. Sanders and Despite the inclement .wtfather on two story brick building which stock! of Jackson which Henry Ford is „ vuimc vase, iso ot xxns Friday lhe Allegan fair called out a l where Walter Wallace’s feed store is ed llull;cr officers.-, tpr far UH the. cuuuojz coming year, year. mtx Mrs. i Vinnic Case, aalso of ruumvine. Nashville. Tilts M-nuing to Chicago to play during )Kenlth McIntyre was elected prtv.1-,was Judge Clement's fifth wedding good slre^l crowd from the Pine., located. CANNED SPAGHETTI 2Ca«s 15C lake community; The exhibits and 1 Boys in those days wore boots with tne convention. I dent; Mrs. Richard A Groos. vice-; since Jan. 1. 1033. free acts were especially good nnd red tops and shiney copper I president; Mrs. William M. Sub-: . '."7-----------------------enjoyed by all. jtocs. When a fellow appeared Dtnz. secretary; Mrs. I. V. Bcssmcr. i ANNIVERSARY SURPRISE, WHEATIES 2 Boies 25c Clark Nottingham was one of a on the school grounds wearing a treasurer; Mra. Wilbur Ume. gulf, Mr and Mts. Allen Pendcf were I chairman: Mrs. Dan Walldorff. rtcli-zhUully surprised nn Sunday group who accompanied Miss Mott, new pair ol boots, every other fel- ' CATSUP Large 12 ox. Bottle 12^C I bridge, chairman and Mrs. Charles •*»«»» * company of friends from science teacher gt Plainwell High low In his room felt an urgent call 8. Potts, prize chairman (Middleville. Caledonia and Gfan^ jchool. to A Century of Progress on (io spit cm those boots. If anyone ot them them alone could not not put the wearer 1 It was decided to U continue ww......„v the .... R«Plds came in with well filled bas- Saturday. ■ . . October , gets Robert Warner will resume hte ot lhc bools on hte back In a wrestluncheons through and t0 remind them of their fortieth fnembers wlsliing to attend are re­ wedding anniversary. Tlw day was a school work at W. S. T. C. on Wed*. Hng match, enough more Joined in ' xo “ “ that ■"* “ tlie owner -of the new -foot­ TELEPHONE 2241 quested to notify Mrs. Charles) Rog- I very happy one and Mr. and Mrs. nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bellingham en­ wear would be properly humbled. Irr* before Monday night. It is' hoped Pender were genuinely surprised. can--------recall — the ».w«, great Corner </( State and Jefferson Str. Hastings, Mich. tertained. at a family dinner on The — writer ------- — to have the usual good attendance VANILLA FLAVOR m.>i_ 3 .- 10c SOUTH SHULTZ. Sunday for the birthdays ot Mrs.; pride and thrills he had while the during October as lias characterized Mrs. Kathleen Tedrow sfient Sun­ Georgia Bellingham and Earl. Sr. (new three-story brick building wus the luncheons during the summer. KITCHEN KLENZER day at A Century ot Progress and Rev? Robert Spencer Miller of (being erected on the -old Central Cm 4{4C also visited her brother and family Manistee as pulpit guest of Rev. grounds It dld not seem to him that NEW IDEA CLUB. MUSTARD fui Qu... ju Mrs. John Roush delightfully en- in Chicago. Sutcliffe, gave a very interesting and|a more beautiful structure could be Eath 12c Mrs. Kate Kahler of North Barry inspiring address, at Neeley Sunday | conceived. It te interesting now to |tcrlained the New Idea Club at her [home nn North Broadway. Sept. 8 spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. morning. He look "Power" as hte recall that that building cost 535,000. Forest Smith. • Milk Magnesia OQC Milk Magnesia CQ< IA delicious 6:30 dinner was. served theme. Beginning Sunday Oct. first.;The city of Jlastlngs .old Its bonds Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gibson and services will be at 2:00 P- M.. withj<* ‘hat sum. half of them M be Order a uittk’arupply, lb. Tablets t Cv , 1 quart’ 03 by the hostess, the table being at­ [paidrlfMen years thereafter, the re­ tractive with, a centerpiece of late son spent from Saturday until Mon­ with Sunday ^chool following. --------------mainder in twenty years from the summer flowers. Following the busl- day night at A Century of Progress. Antiacid Adclia Peake of Amarillo. Texas, EAST GUN LAKE. ;date of issue, and those bonds drew ncis meeting each told at their va ­ Bottles oT 100 _ Powder _ came last week* to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs. Ray Crawford and TEN PER "CENT INTEREST Some cation trips. Mis.-. Bessie Henry. Mrs. i~ ‘ «r<a **rL M.-.- Ernest Vmn.t Peake Dunlo Edith Tyler and Mrs. Hazel Hinkley ’! M and Mrs. daughter spent several days with'mathematician can have a little fun YOUR Antiseptic Solu­ Beef, Iron and Rev.- Prpd Fred Unrn Horn " and Mrs. wore guesu far the evening. 1j Frv n'< Mr * Horn relatives In Otsego. . 'figuring bow much that school tion, 1 pt. . ____________ i and Evelyn attended church in HasWine Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Derdeyn, Mar- building actually cost thc taxpayen BRIDGE— LUNCHEON. | tings Sunday afternoon. gueritc and Walter Derdeyn and ot Hastings In principal and with ' Mra. Duane Baber wai liostess to । Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bonneville Howard Oshrey returned to their ) compound interest. At that time tlie Mineral Oil 1=6 Ephcduine OQ' of her at a lovely one F and Lorraine and Lorna and Mrs, homes in Pittsburgh. Pa.. Saturday total assessment oftwelve the aty was friends not Nose Drops WW : o’clock luncheon on Saturday. Con- : Mina Kenyon visited Mr. and Mrs. P. M. (much if any more than 25 per cent NOTE: AU The** Low Price* Contain th* tract was played during the after-1 Harry Mlsener ot Kalamazoo bunMr. and Mrs. Harry Clem and t of Its present valuation. r Cod Liver Oil Com Remedy I noon. Mrs. it A. Adrounie winning i d«>’son of Yankee Springs called on Tlie late Dr. Samuel Dickie, after­ 3% Michigan Sale* Tax 1 pt.------ __ 35c value ___ high score and Mrs. D. C. Bronson. Ronald Kenyon spent thc week relatives here Friday. । ward for 25 years president of Albion jthe consolationend with friends in Nashville. . Mtes Dorothy Crawford spent Sun- college, was the first superintendent :--------■ Mrs. Libble Craven, in company day with Mr. and Mrs. Verne Car- in that new brick building. Under Milk of Magnesia . One Pint ENTERTAINED CLASH. I with her cousin, Edna Flowers, of jier.tcr of Martin. j his direction our schools were grad' Eight members ot Mrs. Fred Battle Creek, spent from Friday un­ Mrs. Ethel Gamble of Hastings ed. with a separate room for each) ’ Johnson's Sunday School class had til Tuesday at A Century of Prog­ called on Mrs. James Null Saturday.j grade, also an assembly -room and I ' a deligliiful meeting at her home on ress — •. , •••• Mrs James Null and fan. Dale, two recitation 4rooms IU( for.... tlie the mall high W. Deliver Th. Bi( LillU Star. Pho. nd Vfre '_(Bl! __ , irveaumi _(Wins ... . two . j -Tuesday evening Of last week. TX ' •------- ■ and Tha->e from here who attended Mrs. Belle Craw lord and Doro-sdronl There were asstetante Games and •he refreshaunrs contribut. TheCrav. thy Crawford were’ In Plainwell Fri-I under Dr Dickie. By that time one ‘ Shults Echoes at Henry ed to a happy time. Jen's Friday night report a fine time. day P. M. on business. room schools had also been built ini Social Events and Personal Mention Mrs. Helena Smelker la to . Head Organization for j two Barry county 'reaidents wer? 09455942 BALL BAND BURRY CO. TEtCHERS HID IF RE TIME GYM SHOES Storm $1.39 $1.39 Rubbers ^«cT.,'.fcw,.JVSiu”“. Dress Shoes FOR MEN 1 $3.50 - $5 - $6 $7 - $8 T.S. Baird Shop and Save Fels Soap Reed’s Drug Store Chipso Money-Saving Drug Prices! Butter 49 49 39 69 ... 49 89 26c ORDER MEATS FROM US/ We Carry Fancy Chicago Beef 23 39c See Windows for Additional Values HINMAN’ �PAGE SIX THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1933 T'A PM nf TUA'NE^ clark A- nilrtxr <*aHecl up the of."' CZir\£7D OF 1 flre lally 8t the Banner office Tue*■' day mrxntng to call for' a man to Hall ’s APPLES We have Hall's Apples agnim. 11 and Sunday .afternoon they numbcred thirty .eight from phones, let-! ter> and personal calls. , Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis called on Carlton friends Sunday alter- GRANGE PROGRAMS Our Service CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. fVKItY L1IIEH.il. UMVAKtl Frtnulr <'..lj h, ,l»4. I.»nz I..U.I T»n with full । 1 ! • Cold Weather Is Near Glenn F. Laubaugh Household Goods For Sale Saturday, Afternoon, Sept. 30th At 2 o'Clock, At Residence of ,4 tag, All Kind* of Poultry , Wanted * Buyer* of Cream Farmers Market & Seed Store E. J. FARRELL JU W. Court SL Phone 2237 daughter, Ruth, of Grand Rapids called nn Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis! Sunday afternoon. Mra. Harold Entrhind and children! of Kalamazoo si*nt several days j last week With her parents. Leon Putt* and wife, before leaving for her new home in Lansing, where i Mr England Ims employment In thc; I Lansing Dairy platy Mrs- Hoze) McCauf spent the week end with opicr Barry- county teachers at Pine lake ' Eugene Huiaht and family and Francis Haight nnd family-of Grand Rapid* S|>ent Sunday with Walter McNer and family in Battle Creek Wilbur Gibb and family of Kal­ amazoo were visitors at Guy MeNee’s Sunday. Chas. Gibbs and wife were afternoon callers. • i Mrs. Colburn and children of La- I THE CHURCHES Have That Broken Glass Replaced NOW! Let us ship your Eggs. Our customers' eggs far last week netted them 2c to 5c dozen above market price. Mr. anil Mrs. Herman Hauer and daughter • visited Wtodiand friend* ■Sunday. . * _■ Mr. and'Mr.;. Cyrus Shroyer and son. Clayton, called on their dnugh-J ter Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palrter, Sun-; 'day. near Middleville; \ Orvil Shellehbarger and son. Ro-1 hert. called on his father. Julius Shellenbarger. near Lake Odessa. nurxo IN r<t th.. Iri. lg»i)n|w<trvil from lluttlr f’rrrk iMrCnul. Sunday. I Frank Harris and wife and Chas. Skinner -spent Sunday nt Pearl ; Johnsons in Nashville. St ‘ j'u.ph ’ Jlu 1,. li. 1 ' ’ (/J7 WA rj ,'A.h<"l.”\tdhrrr.‘l' HaUinKf. PI ....- 71’. rF-t 1-11 > let.rv AT CHICAGO, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8 ROUND TRIP <f Hurry ruunty. No ryr-rirm.. nrv*' n‘*'rr’ •»“»<“ J" I.L MAKE I1DEK M«n-I»>., biir,ilai, jr,,l Fri<U«-_ ’-'r. «ali<>«i. ASr 1-r.ek tol.f Mill. l-»inn»rj CoAches Only TlUL _ It. >!ii*. ;l mil-* <:.-t ,-f Nu»in>II-.l 1 WANTF.lt-—Huiipf m*o T'.,r lull auil win-, t.-r R»fer.<>rr» rr<|tiiml, IJ, O. Hrumm.' I Nt.il.U1le. «„•>< fhon.. -1 F t. H "7 IlLAI. IHU’OY I>l . KS f„r -air or rent ; . run. I f ru- r______ ’■ FOK SAI.H- IK-.-n < iH'vrol.t euaeh in' Mary 7’Mh-y "n'r-M.|r.X’ nnj' n.l.Ir.o,' l>r*!ri,>lll<- y|t>»«•<’.'7, F<T|r SALE-J'-.y li.Hin.l., y-,-,.1 U,iW|.>,si 1 '"l1 t SALK—l.inroln r»ih l»(.,1,. x.-tlit 35^ ll,v. »l.v„r ..»r >hr.»r<-I ItZ 11.,..^ 17-FZ. ”.r" " ' ft""?' •=•'"-•• ‘bi Patrons who dc-lrc to drive to any cities from which excursion Is o|N-iated and take advantage thereof, tyay park curs on unused railroad property to-the extent available. Such parking shall be al jmtron's risk. Ask Ticket Agent for information. Mr. and Mrs. Jay ' Snyder and mother. Mrs.; Vida Phillips sjicni Sunday with Mlsa'Susie Phillip.-;. and Mrs. Fred Bush and children of Battle Crtek. spent Sunday aft­ ernoun with their parents. Mr. und AVOID HIGHWAY CONGESTION -TRAVEL SAFELY BY RAIL MICHIGAN CENTRAL TRAINS USE STATION ADJOINING GROUNDS Tobias Thursday Mr. and Mr.s. Will Fuhr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fuhr and Mrs. Edd iNewtun spent Saturday ----Battle Creek. I Tlwy took Mr. Steele ,' hospital ■ --------- RUB-A-DUB-DUD FOR YEARS BATHING WAS A TASK . .. Mr. and Mrs. .Will Moore and daughter. Margaret te and M. W. Skidmore spent Tuesday, in Grand 209 E. High St. EVEN MY TUB WAS OFFENDED What Would You Do IF THE LAW .. 1m REVOKED ,ed at Edd. Newtons from Sunday until Monday night. ' You, troll. lyturned home Fridav after ,> pending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Newton and family. Michigan's Financial Respoi sibility Law Provides THEN SOMEONE TOLD ME .. I tings. Mrs. Dorothy Mithera, MU*. 11 Myrtle Cheyne and brother, Russell, jof Byron Center, called on Miss NOW LOOK HASTINGS MARKETS I John Weyerman. MUs Su<e Phillips > 14 - r ' * ”” "*• nnd Mrs C N Tobias were ‘, .j'jl’, । latiied at tlw home uf Mr> Mary.'-’ i-.n »t n a v Payne*, in .Hastings last Wednesday j ' ' ,,!! ?*" ' T." " * •* 4 a! an old tanhiuned quilting pmty.'l ■ 7 ilI',*.,,?,.,',.’ ’’.‘u,, ’/ : Did they hate a good time and a ♦ , good dinney? Ask them. ।' ‘ ■ " ' —, * r Mr and Mrs Lloyd Tobla> of Kaiu.f,;.. n*",. lamazoo spent .Thursday with ihrir r-r>,-en. parents. Mi. and Mrs. C N. Tobia.'.. ,l-br"''u ' l , . I Mrs. Jplin Weycrman and clai-1 Nctic* Ho cium win t'r rtcctvMi for dren visited her parent*. Mr. ana1fl>ta* nii»»« »t«i» *»ck i« sued cm. i0. , Ed^-.»’ W<«dland smul..,,. cU‘- ’■ birthday surprise for her mother. ”■ i “ *• “ E'« M“l North.Busy Martin—Snndar Sefcaol. loijo a. mJ Wednesday. xtr «nd Mrs Frank Golden and ■too pm “'•-'•.family visited his father. Nathaniel .Mr, Lr>w«ii »-iil r;<» h<-r r^p,,rt Ooldenj son and daughter in Bal•in “ *Ua.4"‘,‘""' ‘ timow Sunday. ■. L--------। Mr. and Mrs. Dan $nith of Kalawksleyan mbthodist chubch mazoo and Mr. and Mrs- Burdette ' of HMtins«. Smith of Orangeville. vL»itefl their Wm. O«ta‘.F»»r IM a. »’«• R»»d ;iunt. Mr. and Mrs. Guss Kline Sun- f ' EVEN THE BEST SOAP IS NO GOOD WITHOUT HOT WATER bath!' NEITHER. is A Whether for bathing, laundering, shaving, cleaning or countle** other household use*. you need lint water every day. And now this offer brings you AUTOMATIC, INSTANTAN­ EOUS hot water—eosting only a few cent* to use. Prjarhir.f ti:3o a M Influence of th. NOW FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY SPECIAL PRICE on Consumers Special Gas Water Heater Don’t forget * the Community meeting at' the schoolhouse Friday evening. Bring something for cn- Pleased reache* far for mutual Good CHARLES H. LEONARD Three River* were. Sunday guests, of Mrs. Nettle Brown of this place. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rupe re­ Ed?<nc Deck. 73,years old. a life1turned home Sunday from OtM-go1 : long resident of Barry countv passed where they had spent the post week »-• away Sept 14, at his home two miles with hi* brother, Clarence, and wife., <■, north of Cloverdale where he had William Rujk - wdni Sunday to' lived n good many years. His wife - Kalamazoo where he will attend (~r died four years ago. He is survived Western State Normal the coming ,. by two daughters. Mrs.‘Edward Hart >**r. an(j aAdje Anderson. Kalama-! Quite a few •from this place at­ u :!• zoo and one granddaughter. Mary tended She fair at Allegan the past „„„) Jean Hart, of Kalamazoo, also one week. • w»«..brother. Gccigr Deck, of Sacra-; Mr. and Mrs. John Vcnema.spent y’l';1,mento. Calif. Burial took place in Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hollis « 27 Prairieville cemetery. Kent of Hopkins. a TRADE F. E. Lowry, D.D.S. Announces the Opening of Dental OHice In Delton MONDAY, OCT. 2nd Hour*: 9 to 12; 1 to 3 ol Fresh Egg* Guaranteed Magtln Foley returned to Ann rbor a few. days ago to his Every trim we fit f» guar­ anteed to hold the rupture and wa keep it in proper ad* JttsUncnt for yo'u. Lot u* show you the New Akron Trus* GEORGE M. NEWTON this year. Fall and Winters Varieties. Come In and make your selection early. [ Take advantage of this offer before prices are advanced, Tx-t It pay for It­ self with savings in fuel, health and THAT WASTEFUL 1 FURNACE COIL AND . . OLD HEATER: See Our Display Or Phone 2305 Easy Monthly > Terms Cash! CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY k r: ■ IT Or ti �| Wednesday, Sept. 27, 1933 PART TW POWERS ECHOES. I• Mr. and Mrs. earner Scliondr.1message sccomfianylhg hlx exeCu-; The average number of person* ac­ GENERAL MOTORS SEEK I Richard Palmer returned home.i meyer anti family spent Sunday Madge Bull attended tive approval of. Mat. the gov- tually granted old age pensions in with her parents, Mr. and Mra. BUICK-PONTIAC DEALER .Wednesday after a two weeks’ stay James ernor poirfted ode -What he staled these nine Mates te fount! to be 3.43 Bowerman, at Yankee Lin Chicago, visiting friends and at­ were fundamental errors. I to each 1,000 inhabitants. In 1932. Springs. ■ In a campaign to extend thc deal­ tending A Century ol Progress. "The idea of old age pensions is by the lost available date foe which er organization, the Buick-Pontiac : Mr.and Mrs. Will Carter enter­ Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Andrews and no means a new theory. In Euro-; data te obtainable, the average penSates company has picked out a daughter ot Augusta were Sunday tained their uncle from Sagitiaw. Henry Frost. etn countries, pensions for the aged, »l«n hi Uwse nine slates amounted number of cities and towns where it I। visitors ut the home of tier brother,, Sunday. ve been lhe accepted policy for t° 3I9J8 per month. Mrs. Mary Troyer of Grand RspArthur__Bedford, nnd family. Mrs. Alder trees six feet high have ba REPRESENTATIVE V. J. many generations. It is new. how- "If Michigan experienced like re­ (Continued from page one. part 1) te offering a combined franchise for!I _____ and Punllac cara. two of the Mary-Trc ~ .Troyer of Grund Rapids was;,,‘ids visited her daughter. Mrs. Mau- found growing on idle flat cars ever. In the United States, thc first*suits under its act there should be produced peace or good will. The Buick BROWN SAYS PLAN ________in__________ popular, thc General______ Motors auinrefn trice Johnson, and family. Sunday. ^toon caller. ■ western Washington. of the acts having been adopted by'।a total' uf 10,408 ■persous eligible to world can nbolteh war through Un-1I most line. One such surh franchise franchiM* will be lolo1 IB SOUND a few of till? states as late as 1935. old । age pensions, which at a rate our neighbors, us whrn cated in Hartings. . । For tlw past 10 years, lhe chief ob- of । 320 each would require $3,031­ dcralandlng we know and understand people ori tm, action follows'the increasing Jective of tlie Fraternal Order of 920. i IT’S NEW IN AMERICA; Coat of administering the pen­ W.M. . ,«w market .vr for automobile* with a view .Eagles has been to secure the pas- sion । tax Is placed below $500,000 the nations, we do not fight. LONG USEDJN EUROPE sage of old age pension acta in the first year with considerable less ex­ Other wars have, been waged In; to liaving dealer representation In several states, the Michigan organi­ pense in the years to follow once which thc heroes were awarded no j Barry county where a careful surOnly Persona Without Rela­ zation having been among the most the system is established and the, medals, nor have monuments becn vey has indicated a potential outerected in their honor. Yet they; let to enable a dealer to show a forms and equipment purchased tives Able to Support Them active of any of tlw slates. “As stated above, the Michigan These figures arc not wild have saved millions of their, fellow-' profit on thc business. Will Be Bencfitted statute odopted last winter at Lan­ guesses. They are based an cen­1 men. In thte connection, tlw speak-1 Requirements for the dealership of (If there is any member of sing is greatly misunderstood. Wild sus figures as to population and cr told of. the successful efforts of; Pontiac and Buick cars are that the tlw Michigan legislature whom statements accredited to-the state upon the exix?rlfcnce of other states, Walter Reed in stamping out yellow ■ prospective applicant shall have a the people of Michigan believe director of welfare, who is charged similar । in character of population,1 fever in the Canal Zone in 1905.! reputation for fair and honest dealis on tlw level in all matters, with its administration, perhaps are as to tlw* number actually to re­1 During the World war. there were i ing. selling and organizing ability, only 213 deaths from typhoid fever business---—*----- •<------*- —not •— : . experience, though necthat one is Representatlve/Vern as responsible as anything else for ceive । pensions. among the American ExpcditkHiary aasarily in tlw automobile retail J, Brown, of Mason. In his last tbe gross misunderstanding now so Mhiinderataudlnr Prevails. Forces, though In Napoleon's army Reid, reasonable capital und ambi­ issue of his paper, Tlw Ingham prevalent. These statements, to-; ' tliere were 30.000 deaths from till* toon to succeed. .tuy.uu^l. to' as County News, he comments on 1 diM-ase. To Pasteur belongs great ’ ’ Over ><>e the wh last, <two wv rvu>n. years, unucrdealerthe Old Age Pension law. enacted 1 credit nnd honor for It was through umijB of the Buick -Olds-Pontiac Bates at the last BeMion of tlw legis­ ----------- “ have ---------- *•by -----increased more lature. about which there seems enta until the public mind is In a receive a full pension of one dollar1 his untiring research and scientific company to be a great deal ot misinfor­ state of ennfurtnn day u f<r from rQrrc<n ' study that a preventative scrum was than 1.800, und thc profit position confusion. made providing immunity against of lhe dealer organization Is now mation and mLsunderstanding. Estimates Vary. The act provides many other teats,’ typhoid fever. He aLw sjxjke uf the 209 per cent of what it was a year We invite their attention to his All prices in this advertisement include the Michigan 3 per cent Salea Tax "In thc first place thc estimates article which we republish be­ of lhe cost of providing old ago pen-I chief among %hich is whether or' work of Lister, the surgeon, and thc ago It Is claimed by General Motors low and wfilch we hoiw will be slona under the act have ranged' ,not the aged person has children1 discovery and use of ether, as an I 1 or other near relatives able to aupread carefully.—Ed. Banner.) from six million to sixty million‘ ji port him or her. Then, loo, the anaesthetic. None of these men are that in the first seven months of Standard Pack No. 2 “A great deal of confusion rests tn dollars annually. According to care­ amount of the jtension Is not $30' regarded os heroes but arc as truly 1933, Buick sold considerably more 6 cans 45c - 12 cans 89c cans tlie public mind concerning lire ful estimates based upon'the latest per month. That sum Is the maxi­1 deserving as any general of any war than half of all the eight-cylinder cars priced between $1,000 and $2,­ manner in which tlw old age pen- United States census figures and tlie mum and in actual experience 1s the world has ever suffered. > rlon act passed by tlw 1033 legis­ experience of other states with slmli seldom reached. In many cases It’ • If war te ever to be abolished. Dr. 000 and outsold its dearest compet­ itor by.more than 6 to 1. And that lature will work. Tlw governor has lar laws, lhe actual cost in Michi­ is found that five or . 10 dollars is’ Woodburne said, we must approach FANCY WHITE CORN ■Country Club J No. 2 cana been quoted in language which. If gan should not exceed $4,000,000. quite sufficient to permit the aged the question from a different angle in every state in the country |>eople the quotation is correct, indicates “Nnle states are now oiwrating person to live comfortably in his than we are now doing. We must buy more Bultks than any other that even the executive mind is under laws very 'similar to that o.wn home with garden and poultry, teach peace education from chlld- car priced above $1,000. Pontiac is the fastest wiling somewhat confused. In fact in. his passed by lhe Michigan legislature. and sometimes fuel supplied from hood up; military academies should Standard Green No. 2 be made into mediation colleges; we straight eight In the world today his own lands. cans 6 cans 49c - 12 caps 95c should have missionary colleges In­ and throughout the United States . “Under the Michigan statute, thc' stead of naval academics; we should Ls outselling every other car In its aged person applying for a pension‘ sing peace songs instead v, WM1 J Pficorange by a comfortable mar-, of war must not only satisfy lhe county­ songs; we should teach tlw positive!#?Ponllacs were built and; . Barbara Ann Tomato board of hLs worthiness and his side of life instead of the negative 1during the first five months . . change . nfed, he must also pass scrutiny byr and alsoof IQW 1833 tb.n than dnrlnw during alt all nf of 1932—-' our manner of. nr 12 cans 49c a state agency which is set up with1 thinking if we wuuld promote peace which indicates the popularity of full authority to deny the applica­' and Rood will on thc earth and moke this car. tion entirely or tone it down to ac­■ right thc master of might. ThroughPRICE STILL REASONABLE! tual and necessary requirements,• out, it was a very thoughtful and each cose standing entirely upon its’ earnest clullenge to every • LegionY. M. C. A. ITEMS own merits. Further than |hix thej noire nnd Auxiliary woman present. Repair Your Roof Before Fall Rains! state board is empowered at all• loiter in thc 'afternoon. Deporttimes to scale the pensions granted1 ment Commander Don Beardslee of For Pies — Red, sour, pitted — Enjoy cherry pie often this winter October 23-24 are thc dates of the doyn to the revenues received from1 Detroit arrived and spoke to the IwFILL YOUR BIN WITH COAL NOW! lhe special tax imposed. There can’ glon and brought grecyngs to the Slate S. S. Convention at Marshall with an unusual and different pro­ be no disbursements, under the act• Unit members. gram. as it now stands, in excess of the amounts received from the headj Separate business meetings were Barry county lost a sterling young tax imposed for this specific purpote. held by tlw Posts and Units follow­ citizen ixt tlw sudden death pt Don­ ing the program, the ladles going to ald Guekes of Middleville. Country Club — Grated or Sliced — 6 cans 85c and for no other. tlw Leg ton home for their session. October 11, Founder's Day In the Head Tax Possibilities. Reports of tlw activities of the Y. M. C. A., will be observed around PHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE Country Club “Now what about lhe possibilities’ various Units were given, that of tlw world and here in Barry county PINEAPPLE JUICE of a head tax for the support of' Hastings comparing favorably with with a meeting of young men from the old age pension plan? the others. The local Unit was Hl-Y age to 30 in Methodist church. "According to the last UnitedI awarded a check for $5.00 nt the 7:30 P. M , Wednesday. Spinach 2 Pork & Beans 2 ~~ 11 c 25c States census there were in Michi­■ stiitf convention for doubling its fwo unusual meetings and of Country Club - no grit Country Club - in tomato uuce gan in. 1930. exactly 3,184,975 per­■ membership from Dec. 1 to 8| 1932. great interest were held this week. sons above the age of 21. Figuringt After the regular business hac^been <>iy at Middleville Monday night on a loss of population since that: transacted, three new officers were and Woodland Tuesday night. DteKidney Beans 4 25c Grapefruit No. 2 can 13c time by- reason of economic andI installed by Mrs. Minerva Olson of- ciAdon on Religious Education and Country Club - in delicious sauce— • Country Club - in ayrup industrial depression, and estimat­■ St. Joseph, namely. Mra. Alecna reports of agencies dealing with ing thte loss at-400,000 and figuring: Marshall of Niles, secretory.. Mrs. youth, by teachers in Sunday School that Lhasa now on tbe welfare UsUi Harriet Calkins of Sturgis, treasurer. and regular schools. Dean Eugene will not be able to pay and estimat­• und Mrs. Gall Bigelow of Allegan as Davenport gave a very enlightening ing that one out of 10 will esca|>e• historian. Tlw new commltteewom- address on Religious Education at the head tax because thex^ are al­ an. Mrs. Thelma Webster of Niles. each meeting. Country Club ways slackers and dodgers, thereJ nnd lhe alternate. Mra. Bernice Mr. O. O. Stanchfield of tlw Na­ lb. tin Fine, rich.'distinetive remains a total number of 2J25O.-■ Clark of South Haven had been pre­ tional Council Y. M. C. A. was o 000 above the age of 21 who nmy' viously Installed at tlw invention visitor in the county lost Wednes­ • In Michigan Household haa reduced ita charge reasonably be expected to pay thet in Grand Rapids. Appointments day evening. Mr. Stanchfield pio­ Jewel Coffee French Coffee if 19c >b. 23c on loans of $300 or less substantially below tho head lax. made by Mrs. Webster were: Chap- neered Rural Y work in Indio. Full bodied end flavory “Payment by 2,250,000 persons ofI lain. Mrs. Kritner of Allegan; Par- Tiie Hastings Girl Reserves en­ maximum rate provided by state laws. Families, a head tax of two dollars each an­■ liainentarian. Mrs. Olson of St. joyed a hike with Mra. Harris Wood­ keeping bouse, who can make regular monthly nually will return $4,500,000 to the! Joseph; Music chairman..Mrs. Bca- burne and Mrs. Leonard Board last repayments are eligible to borrow. Thc only old age pension fund, accordbig to• trice Harmon of Centerville.-The re­ Friday evening. Santa Clara lbs. signatures required are those of husband and careful eatiriMes. Of course. thLss tiring committeewoman. Mra. AuTlie Y. M. C- A. serves youth in 50-60 size bulk wife. Quick, confidential, courteous, dignified estimate te predicated upon sellingr gusta cone of Sturgte. presented her 54 countries through 10,501 local- Y. thc idea to tlie people of Michigani retiring secretary. Mrs. Calkins of service. Visit, write, or ’phone the offices of thc that such a tax brings old age con­■ Sturgis, with a gift in appreciation Household Finance Corporation of America-on Owen Lybns. H. S. Principal of Harvest Time 5' ~i. 25c tentment to more than 16.000 per­■ of her helpful cooperation. ' Fresh Bread Middleville will Ipad the Hl-Y Club 9c thc3rd Floor of the City National Bank Building, sons who otherwise would be un­' During tlw coming year the con­ there this year.' assisted by Couch Cbuntry Club - Plain or sliced Pillsbury Pancake Flour 1 West Michigan Ave., Battle Creek. Phone: 4406. cared for. Haltforth. , ventions will meet at the following “There is still another side to the The semi-annual grade track meet Allegan county in November; picture. In every town and on the'J places: Chocolate Drops 15c Maple Syrup 25c at Nashville this week Friday. Co., January: St. Joseph Co.. welfare Jtets of every county os wellj Cass Fresh - rich and creamy Old Manse - pure cane and maple sugar Vanburen Co.. May; Has­ os In the county infirmaries of every! March: CLOVERDALE. county there arc persons who arc tings, July; Berrien Co.. Sept. Mf. and Mrs. Ritter and daugh­ now belpg supported from the localI . Election of officers was held by the ters of Kalamazoo spent Sunday at CHOICEST QUALITY MEATS property tax who will become eli­. Legion. the following being chosen: the ’Owens home. gible to support from the state oldI Commander. Earl Rockwell. Ooioma; Mr. and Mrs. Dougal McCallum age pension fund. Tills should and। 1st , Vice-Comm.. Tom Botham. and children of Detroit spent Sun­ will result in a material reduction, Bridgeman: 2nd. Vice-Comm.. Paul day with their parents. Mr. and In jxxir relief taxes imposed upon, Sabroski. Three Rivers: Welfare Mrs. Bert McCallum. local property. Just what thte willI Officer. Frank Annable. Hastings: The Garden Club will meet with amount to cannot be learned untilI Chaplain. Father John Day. Three Mrs. Frank Chilson this week a careful census now under way in। Oaks; Sgt. at Anns, Carl Bartlett. Thursday P. M. Everyone coXilally Any cut of chuck or shoulder Dowagiac: Historian. Hartey'Trotnp, Invited. each county has been completed. "Tlie old age pension idea may- South Haven; Executive committee. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johncock not be good. The head tax for its। Arthur Clark. South Haven. Mr. spent the week end with their Rolled Rib Roast 15c Beef Pot Roast support may not be good. There> Clark was also cltosen as Alternate daughter, Mrs. Olin Brown and Moaty cuts may be other and better plans for■ Dept. Committeeman. Albert Craig family of Plainwell. supporting tlie aged Indigent and[ was elected commander for Barry Mr. and Mrs. Merle Dibble of De­ there may be better ways to levy a, county. troit and George Chipman of Kal­ Beef Ribs tax. In all probability expcriehcc■ Much favorable comment, was amazoo spent Sunday at the Dibble , Fino for baking Choice Cut* will point thc way to improvements: heard concerning the splendid work cottage here. Mr. and Mrs. Everett McCallum' in both directions. But the present• of the Three Rivers Dpim nnd Bugle law can be made to^vork in Michi­ Corps, only 'about twenty-five pf the of McCallum district spent Sunday gan without great MQUculty. with their mother, Mrs. Martha forty-four members being present “One of the first tnmgs to learni Sunday. They have becn organized .Replogle. Good As New. and one of tlie most important to• less than a yeari vet have appeared Miss Helen Patton of Midland Sugar Cured - 3 to 4 Ib. pieces remember te that not every personi at twenty-nine different functions spent the week end with her moth­ over the age of 70 te under the act.. since that time. Sturgis aLv) boasts a er. Mrs. Lou Anna Patton. entitled to receive a pension of $301 similar organization. Commander Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humeston Smoked Picnics it 10c per month." Dry Salt Pork ib. 10c Beardslce said that about 5,000 from are spending the week at Battle Small - thankless - Swift's Circle “S" Detroit were going to the National Creek with Mrs. Iva French. Miss Cagney and uncle, Henry: STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. •Convention in Chicago next week, Mr. and Mra. Charles Sexsel of also 15 or 20 bands and 29 drum Ryan, attended the funeral of a Pork Liver Oysters “>■ 5c !*•> 35c Dimondale spent Sunday and Mon­ nnd bugle corps would accompany friend at Kalamazoo Wednesday. I Or HEARTS Mr. andbMrs. Ed. Pennels visited, day at J. Mead's. them. Thc parade takes place on Mra. Clayton McKeown and Tuesday, he stated, and urged all the Mark Bales family at Otsego1 Sunday. ' Donna are spending a few days in wlto could possibly to attend. Stake Body Cadillac. GLASS CREEK. M. L. Hamaker and Mr. KernelOBITUARY'. Geo. Shipman and .wife of Flint, Ib. right of Canton. Ohio, are guests of Stella Rathbun Ronan was born were callers at Roy Erway's one day' Mr. and Mra. E. L. Houghtalin. 24. 1859. In Greenwich. New 8 Cylinder Mr. and Mrs. diaries Callahan of June York, and departed from this life? John Foreman and family of. Qulhiby and Mr- and Mrs. Ro.ss Wednesday, FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES September 6, nt Mid­- Kalamazoo called on.relatives here’ Bllvln of Star district called on Mr. dleville. age. 74 years. 2 montlis. and1 Sunday. and Mrs. W. Blake Sunday. 13 days. She earner to Yankeej Lucille and Robert Otte and the Mr. and Mrs. 8. Geiger and Mr. Springs as a child and began teach­- Mteses Rutli and Genevieve Erway and Mrs. D. Geiger visited relatives ing school at the age of 14. Afterr visited relatives in Lansing over tlie near Freeport Sunday. this profession for nearlyr week end. Mrs. John Crago and Mrs. Elmer following years she did dressmaking ini Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Havens and Roush of Hastings spent Thursday thirty Hastings, always making friends ofI Mr. and Mra. Robert McGtocklin of at James Mead's. those with whom she came in con­■ Hastings spent Sunday p. m. in Fancy yellow fruit Mr. and Mrs. J. Mead spent sev­ Bananas 2 eral days last week at A Century of tact. At the age of 51. she was unit­• Grand Rapids. ed in marriage to Thomas R.. Maurice Erway was a Kalamazoo Progress in Chicago. i visitor last week. • Head Lettuce There will be a P. T. A. meeting Ronan and they made their home inI OUie Douglas and family of at the Striker schoolhouse Friday Middleville. Mr. Ronan was takeni Southwest Rutland were visitors at away six years later. Mrs. Ronan evening. E..I, Blidn was a Ann believer in Christiani Roy Oakes' Sunday. Cranberries Some wives dust under chair Science, belonging to the church ini Miss Ruth Erway began her school cushions every day. but some hus­ Hastings for several years. She leavesi work Monday at W. 8. T. C. KaluIC-lb Michigan bands carry small change in a purse, to mourn, her sister. Loretta Ford, of; mazoo. Han Bernardino. Cal,: her brother,, Bruce Bidden and family of Grand —flan Francisco Chronicle. Yellow TELEPHONE 2121 HASTINGS, MICH Perry Gardner Bennett, of Sauga­ Rapids and Ray Otte of Kalamazoo Many a man who sleeps In marble tuck; nine nieces and nephews, andI were Sunday guests at Fred Otis'. halls Is only a night watchman in a a host of oilier friends and oilier■ Esther Erway visited her sister in bank.—London Opinion. Grand Raplcte last week. relatives. Oil AGE PENS ONS MISUNDERSTOOD . THE HASTINGS BANNER FOURTH DIST. CONVEFfTIONONSUNDIY KROGER'S CANNED FOODS SALE b ' Your opportunity to stock up For the winter CORN • 23' 29c HP D t <> Edge Grain Shingles Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. 25' 25' 25' SOUP CHERRIES .:=& 2 PINEAPPLE 29' 2 RATES LOWERED Good Used Cars COFFEE 25' PRUNES 25' BEEF ROAST ,b- 10c Are Advancing In Price! See Ours Before You Buy 1932 Ford V-8 Deluxe Fordor Sedan 1930 1929 1929 1929 1929 Desoto 8-Cyl. Coupe Chevrolet Coach Mddel-A Ford Coach Chevrolet Truck Commander Studebaker A Good Used Car Is A Sound Investment If Bought At the Kight Price 25c Round or Sirloin u>. 15c 12‘2c SLAB BACON CHICKENS T-T* 14' GRAPES 17* 2 «■ 15c UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO ONIONS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. SBPTEMBER 87. COURTHOUSE NEWS First Mortgages On Homes SIMMS' PfflEEMCSc^ PROBATE COURT. Est. John H. Roush, Final account ‘of Admr. filed, order for publication entered. • SPECIAL SESSION j Est. Kate E. Cook. Annual account lot Admr. filed. j Est. Mary Sltand. Final account of executrix filed, order assigning resl'due entered, discharge of executrix The “NaUonal” togrtber with all other building and loan i issued, estate enrolled. I Eit. George Hitt. Order assigning ThU ir thc sort of investment that should attract the careI reiidue entered. discharge of execu-1 trix Issued, estate.enrolled. | Est. Laura C Watkins. Final ac­ One of our representative* will call if yon desire. count filed. i Est. Edgar L Fisher. Waiver of notice filed, order appointing Admr. entered. '■ Est. Mary II. Fisher. Waiver of no­ tice filed, order appointing Admr. entered. . Est. Jennie Stewart. Warrant and USS Grirwold St, Detroit, Mich. inventory filed. Detroit'a OU ut Baiutna ui Est. W. M. Whippie. Discharge of Admr. issued, estate enrolled. J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. i Est. Lucy Franck' Annual account of executor filed. J Est. George W. Davis. Order con­ finning sale entered. EAST IRVING. ' Mrs. Bruton DeCockcr ulk x»uiu» wccwvmi. andsom^ • Est. Ray C. NewtdfT. Bond of Oscar Page was in Battle Creek Admr. filed, letters of administration Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan and cSaturday afternoon ' issued, order limiting settlement entou^Ur. H.n. Knn . Mr. and Mrs. Glen Freeman -........ ..... tcred. petition for hearing on claims and filed, notice to creditors issued. ...................... of Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Roe Ky- family, who have ... lived on -tlw -Irdi nett and son of Alliance. Ohio. Mr. I Baber farm the past two years, ha-.\j,. Est. Pen*; Campbell. Apjwarance and Mrs. C. B. Ferguson ot Kala-. moved Just east of Hastings on of attorney filed, Est. Ida'A. Whisler. Will filed, pc­ mazoo spent Sunday with Mr. and M-43. t Ilion for probate of will filed, order for publication entered, petition for special Admr. filed, order appointing special Admr. entered, bond ot sper ■ cial Admr. filed, letters of social comlittimi Admr. Issued, notice of hearing is­ sued. ■ . Est. Sherman S. Mowen. Petition to transfer stuck filed. order to transfer stock entered. ‘ Est. Jennie Stewatt. Petition for I license to sell filed, waiver of notice filed. Est. Edgar L. Fisher. Bond of Admr. fjjed. letters of adminlstrutlon , Issued, order limiting settlement enKntnrid* .:tcred. Hit. Mary H. Fisher. Bond of Admr. filed, letters of administra­ tion issued, order limiting settlement altered, petition for hearing, on claims filed, notice lo creditors is­ sued. Est. Caniiel Cfumkeeckc. Proof on probate of will tiled, order admitting will entered, bond of executor filyd. letters testamentary Issued, order limiting settlement entered." ixtllilon for hearing on claims filed, no­ tice to creditors Issued. • Est. Adahnc Myers. Order uppoinUng Admr. entered, bofid of Admr. lik'd, letters of administration , issued, final account of executor filed, order allowing account entered, inventory, filed, discharge of execu­ . tot Issued. ! Est. Endsley. L. Gray. Waiver of All are fully guaranteed. 'notice filed, order allowing account entered, discharge of Admr. issued, .ectate enrolled. ■ As we poly have a limited number Annual Clearance Sale of 1933 WALL PAPER All Must Go To Make Room for New 1934 Paper That Is Arriving Now . . . All 1934 Paper Has Advanced Very Substantially Over the 1933 Prices! gjije Rational ffionn & HmtCBtment ffinntpany APRIL SESSION This Will Make This Sale Doubly Attractive To Our Customers Regular 50c 35c 25c 15c Goodyear’s Make A Scoop Through a fortunate contract with a large finance company we are able to furnish our customers with their favorite * to to to to 75c Paper 50c 35c 20c 40c a Double Roll 25c 20c 12c Short Patterns and Remnants at Less Than Cost VACUUM CLEANER Special Low Prices On Interior Enamel and Window Shades During This Sale For As Low As— Carveth & Stebbins 50 of these machines “First Come, First Served’’ must be the rule. Yes, we will make yqu« liberal al­ lowance on your old cleaner, or we will completely rebuild your $q50 old cleaner like new, for only O Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co Headquarters for Hunters ’ Supplies Get Your Hunting License Here HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Every Indication at This Time is That HOSE who bought their coal a few weeks ago SAVED MONEY ... and YOU CAN SAVE Money by ordering YOUR coal NOW — before prices, go any higher! Our service will make clean satis­ factory delivery to your home. Smith Brothers Velte & Company Deafen In WOOL. GRAIN. SEEDS. FLOUR, FEEDS, COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. TELEPHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. The Rcxall Store TELEPHONE 2131 GOODS DELIVERED Sluts. Hie ta Struln M..tl.v ADAMS LAKE • Sunday callers in the McKibbin 'home were. Mr. and Mrs, Win. Shut­ ' tuck and children of Parchment, Mr. und Mrs. Robert McKlbbln and 'children of PrnirievilIK Mr. and I Mrs. Wm.-Watson und family of ; Cloverdale and Howard Brown of . Jackson. ! Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McKibbin and fahiily of Otsego spent thc week i end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. i George McKibbin. | MLss Doris McKibbin spent the [week end jit the W. K. Kellogg camp ar Piiie lllk. where the Barry coun­ ty school teachers were entertained. ’They all report a fine time. i Everyone remember thc tent meet- • ings al Yankee Springs. Services 'every evening ut 7:30 o’clock. Please , try to attend. . The C. E. business meeting and p Young Peopled party wifi be held'., ’ on Saturday evening, October 14. at. v '8:00 o’clock, at lhe home of Mrs. '• Tirifiin. at 329 s Jefferson st., in ' 'Hastings Pot luck suppyr. Cotnei-' .and enjoy the evening with us. I* Mr. anti Mrs. George Stimjison! b 1 and daughter called on R. W.i < i Hughes Sunday afternoon. If i Miss Viola McKibbin spent Sun-;c ( day in the Woodard home in Van-; kcc Spring'. Mr. and Mrs. Jay 1; Brown accotniwnied them home on 1 Sunday evening and spent the evcI nlng there. । Mr and Mrs Richard Pettljohn . Ispent Friday with their daughter, 1 i Pearl Bagley. Melvin .Taliaday was a week-end I guest of Mr. and Mrs. Marcias Bag। ley. He accompanied them to Galesburg Sunday where they spent the|Br«» th»i th* Hoard ! day with Mr. and Mn>. Dorr Backus. | J^/or.' BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY We want a Good Business Man to form a Retail Dealership here for BUICK and PONTIAC GOOD business man, adequately During thc lint five months of 1933, capitalized, can build himself a morc Buicks were sold than all other profitable business in this city sellingeights priced above $1,000 combined. Buick and Pontiac cars. Furthermore, thc number of Buicks Pontiac is die fastest-selling Straight and Pontiacs already in operation Eight in thc world today. Through­ here should assure a dealer who oper­ out thc United States, it is outscUing ates an efficient service station a good every other car in its-price range by business in parts and service. a comfortable margin. It has lhe size The capital requirements are reason­ and thc style and thc price to win able. Previous automotive experience buyers in a big market This is proved is preferable, but not essential. We by these facts: More Pontiacs were want a good business man who is built and shipped during thc first looking for an unusual opportunity five months of 1933 than during all of ... a man who will devote his time 1932; and June sales of this jKipular and his abilities to selling and servic­ car exceeded May sales, which is an ing these two great cars—helping each unusual record and further proof of owner to get thc most pleasure, satisfac­ Pontiac’s fast-growing popularity. tion and economy out of his purchase. Buick is, of course, the great popular If yon arc interested, write or wire me favorite among all medium-priced cars. immediately at the following address: A Thc first P. T. A. of the Durfee r’’$'r ‘ 'school will be held-at the school- mvi* > hotter Friday evening. September 39. | "**, at eight o’clock. A special invitation!,' * ' is extended to all. Dr. or Mrs. A W. Woodburne wllj be present and give a talk on their experiences in In- i i dia. i| I ,. The- Ladies’ Aid of the East Bafti-; more United Brethren church at Mr.l Board of ftipnilMi. ’ and Mrs. Geigers-was well attended; 1 Wednesday. i Mr. and Mrs Roy Bclson. Miss । Marv Baulch and Chas. Hammond! . returned from the World’s fair at! ; Chicago Sunday. . , Mrs- elms. Hammond spent Saturday.with her sister.• Mrs. Harry! 'Johnson in Battle Creek. Mis# Grace Banish spent Thurs­ day with Mr and Mrs Will Gurd near Cedar Creek. 1 Mrs. Lottie Hammond oL Battle • Creek is visiting at thc Chas. Ham­ ' mond home. Mr. and Mrs Orville Pursell and dinnhttr called on -Mr and Mrs Edd. Rice and Mr. and Mrs. John Birman and family Sunday. IF YOU SMOKE TOO MUCH WATCH YOUR STOMACH For quick relief from indiges­ tion and upset stomach due to ex­ cessive smoking try Dr. Emil’s Adi* Tablets Don t ttop smoking, jus: use AtSs Tablets B. A. L/Barker. druggist.—Adv. ♦ D. V. BATHRICK, Zone Manager BUICK. OLDS. PONTIAC SALES CO. Detroit, Michigan iContinued on page nine) < �THE HASTINGS RAHNER, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER SfBffl SO S PROGEEDISGS Save Money tt, IMS [0.00 SOUTHWEST CARLTON. California. <_________ 1 Guenuvllle. Mr. and । O. N Landon spent Thuraday-with Jerry Etwnhood and family of of! the latter'* daughter, Mr. and Mrs 15 >0 Carlton Orange invites lhe com-.'Mra. Mra Jcrr T Ehenlxxxl -zolmunlty and all old members to alE“at LeRoy. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rurel Root of Coopersville. '«?"i Booster meeting at Carlton Orange. Quimby of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs J. J. Slrodtbeck ’.Io hail Saturday night. September 30 Mrs. Jasper Herrick and family of spent Bunday with her niece, Mrs. • i" <*°i Pot luck supper at 1 30. Good proCreek, and Mr. and Mr?. Finstrom, ot Lowell. imm Hrnrv Williams and family. fuinllv gram. ‘ ‘ Henry M1m Hasel Shriber spent Sunday Sunday visitors at Mr. and MrsJ Miss Sarah DePriester ot Hastings in Lairing visiting her cousin. who LaJPayetle Usbome's were. Mr. and spent the week end with Mr. and has been very 111 with pneumonia. Mrs. Claude Amon of Loraine. O.. Mrs. Walter Culbert. Sunday visitors st Waller CulMr. and Mrs. Leonard Eteenhood of । - Mrs. Anna Buck and Mr. and Mrs. berts were, Mr. and Mra. J. 8. <Continued from page eight) Put Your Coal In NO' Klump cf Middleville ar Win Nash and daughter, of Hastings. J. Slrodtbeck. Mr. and Mra. Evan Fuller and family attended Um Cote reunion at Townsend park, near Carmona* burg, recently. Prices Are Sure to Go Higher Place Your Order Now Thc boll game between Neeley and our boys was a'score uf 9 to 8 In favor of Prairieville. They of course were pleased as they were badly defeated the previogw week by thc Delton nine. Our warn te trying to Improve and a victory oc­ casionally Will be iiq Incentive lo work hard. Mr, and Mrs. F. J. Hughes vis­ ited the latter's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Will Gibson, ot Nashville, Sunday. This is a yearly event and always much enjoyed. Saturday evening. September 23. Mips Rbaemary Stebbins, daughter ol Mrs. Ethel Stebbins, of this place, was united tn marriage to Winslow Lawrence Martin, son of Mrs. Hwin Butler of Hickory Corners. Rev­ erend Reynold* of tlw W. M. church of Hickory Corners, officiated. Tlw bride wore a gown of white silk | crepe and carried an arm bouquet of pink roses and-baby breath, heri only ornament was a gold bracelet! worn as a bride by her grandmother, j They were unattended. The house' was prettily decorated with garden flowers. Thc table with a lace cov­ er. on each end were tell tapers in silver holders, between were white asters and white peteuias in silver dishes. Only the immediate' families were prerent. After the; best wishes of those present they left for their home at Gull lake. Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company FLOUR FEED » COAL CEMENT .. UME BRICK TILE <■ FARM IMPLEMENTS TELEPHONE 2118 HASTINGS, MICH rd thc ball game at Hastings SuiH their annual chicken supper pl tiie day und saw Freeport win the Aid hall Thursday evening. Sept. .Thornuppte Vultey championship. m. from Nashville. | Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Bergy of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Aldrich and Boyne City were Saturday guests Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith sjicnt Sat-j of John Nash and family. BANISH THE FEAR OF BLOWOUTS W 'Firestone It GIVE 58°6 GREATER PROTECTION II CfVEH ala million people lune seen the Extra Hipping und Tiro Extra Gum-Dippcd Cord Pliers Under the Tread at “A Century of Progress.” W. A. Srh.d Speed, Mile­ h.llon exrrwl Tim hold all world rccorda. on road and Irack, for Safety, age, and Endurance. Erlra Strength — Extra Safely — Longer Mileage — und Greater Blowout Protection built you the Th. NEW 'Firestone SUP it OLDfltLD TYPt Built 10 equal all brand tlrca In into Firestone Gum-Dip|>cd Tires. Don't put off buying another day! You will ’{lr pay more later—Drive in NOW! Hum at ruction pea rance. Guni-DippcdTirca—C/irSc in the florid. ______ Tlrftene In MitiiiR money । SUS rmrt »ki 4.7>.|a . . . RR.40 SBO-19 . . . 9.— sas-tg*... SAU 19 . . . 11.5» 1 6.UO-IS . . . | bAllQH D 15.M &SO19II.D 17.9« 7001nil D 29.15 Sun Frojiortflr WM- | Every Fiber • Every Cord in every ply IS BLOWOUT PROTECTED BY GUM-DIPPING LINES of TIRES Tirtfsfone NAME and GUARANTEE Tlreatone OLDFHLDTYPE 'Fir<«ton« rireetene COURHR TYPE ss.es 7.45 6.70 8.10 4.65 ANDRUS SERVICE JEFFERSON A COURT Street* . w Dll fl U F • II U H L Special Prices on PRAIRIEVILLE, Harry Hoyer of Marshal! visited al thc Chartes Hughes home last Be Prepared 0 0 i fl L L 9 U a ' HASTINGS MICHIGAN brown crepe with white trim. The •irrk icommunity joins in wishing this' worthy couple a succcsful l^fe to-j gethcr. . ; Mrs. Ed. Silcock entertained Sun- ' day tn honor cf her granddaughter,Edna Marie Silcock. a company of twenty. All enjoyed the goodies and fun and wished the little mtes.ycars' of happiness. Guests from Hastings, Shultz, Augusta and local were pres-. ent. Our teachers were guests at W. K.| Kellogg camp over thc week end and were pleased with thc program and Uic courtesy received. Tiie lira-j gram was very instructive and in­ terrsting. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert McKibbin were in Ann Arbor on business Fri- • day. • Mrs. George Wood spent tha last i of tlie week with Mr. and Mrs. pami Page of Quimby. They met with an automobile Occident. Mrs. Wood left them feeling as comfortable as can be expected. Miss Doris Burke of Orangeville; was a guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Wales and Gordon, recently. I Mr. and Mra. Vaughn Mott re-j turned to their home nt Pentwater Monday after spending a few daysi with the home folks. j Tuesday lhe Rebekahs celebrated. the 19th anniversary of the insti­ tuting of Hie lodge here. Icecream nnd cake were served. A program □f interest was given. The charter, members present were. Mesdames, Maggie Lehman. Jennie Norrte. Mary Flower and Elizabeth Wood. A very pleasant afternoon was spent. We are hoping to meet not only -those! present thte year but every member of our lodge next year. . James Verrcll visited his daugh­ ter, Mrs. Harold Covell, and fam­ ily of Climax Sunday. OjmI Honeywell spent Saturday j ut iwme. She likes her work at Nichols hospital very much. . | Mrs. Fred Unite and Mra. A. DeShon'of Battle Creek called on Mrs.! W. J. Polly Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Polley and Lucy Nor­ ris accompanied Ed. Parker to Bal­ tic Crvck Wednesday. CARLTON CENTER. The Carlton L. A. 8. will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Mina Elliott. Thursday, Oct. Sth. for dinner. All arc cordially invited. George Cole, whose sickness we mentioned in last week's Items, passed away and was buried Sun­ day. Much sympathy te expressed* for Mrs. Cote and daughter in their bereavement Mrs, caryl Fuller is 111 and under lhe doctor's care at thc present writing. Mr. and Mrs. Allan King from near Woodland and Mr. and Mrs Cloyd Van Arman and family and Elmer Van Arman of near Kalamaroo were guests Sunday of Mr. ami Mrs Ralph Henncy. Mr and Mrs- Frank Friend of Campbell spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Usborne and family. BALTIMORE CENTER, Miss Owen Gaskill spent thc week end at the Kellogg Camp. • Russell Matteson entertained some little friends from Hastings Sunday. Edscl Sinclair has been quite sick the last week. Mr. and Mrs. Russell speat Sun­ day in Nashville with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cheney re­ turned to their home in the Striker district after spending a ftw weeks with Mrs. Margret ha t/ardener. Mtes Dora Gardener went lo Ann Arbor Monday of Inst week where rhe will receive medical care Several from thte way attended the Aid Society at Mrs. Sam Geig­ er's of thc Striker district. DUNK WATER WITH MEALS GOOD FOR STOMACH Waler with meals helps stom­ ach juices, aids digestion. If bloated with gas add a spoonful of Adlerlka One dose cle-.ni out poisons and washes BOTH upper gnd lower bowels B A. LyBarker. druggist —Adv. * Poultry Feeds Feed ‘Daily Egg’ Brand Feeds for Better Poultry (WIHRI [(ONOMV RiiiiSj REMEMBER—When Comparing Prices .. .All prices in this adv include the 3% Michigan Sales Tax Scratch Feed Egg Mash Dairy Feed zs/4.^«c to^ 100 lb. bag 25 lb. bag 59c Salad Dressing 100 pound bag Quart Jar Rajah I SLAB BACON Lean Any Size Piece lb. BULK OATS 6 lbs. 19c 22*/2 pound bag PEA BEANS or FANCY BLUE ROSE RICE 4 pounds Pillsbury Flour STRING BEANS $1.69 $1.89 24^/2 lb. bag 230 12c 69c 19c $1.09 Fancy Pack Medium Size Cans 3 for 25c QUAKER MAID KETCHUP Large Size Bottle 10c PEANUT BUTTER Sultana Brand 2 pound jar 23c Nutley Margarine 2 •* 19c PREMIUM SODAS N. B. C. Wafers 2 pound pkg. 29c N. B. C. PEANUT CAKES Pound 19c SUNBR1TE CLEANSER Cleans and Scours 3 cans 13c Bulk Lard Pure White Rendered 3 20c ESH ^PUHS AND VEGETABLES Bokar » 2IC Chase & Sanborn’s or Maxwell House Pound Tin 8 O’clock “>■ Oranges Sweet and Juicy Do.. Tokay Grapes 3 Head Cauliflower Bagas 3 Parsnips Freeh and Sweet 3 Iceberg Lettuce Solid Heads Sweet Potatoes 21c 25c 15c 10c 10c 19c 19c A ci P MEAT MARKETS] EEF ROAST BEEF POT ROASTS BEEF ROASTS Arm Cuts ,b8c lb. 6c lb. 10c PORK ROLLS£r12ic LINK SAUSAGE PIG HOCKS Lean and Meaty ACON Pound 12}c Pound 5jc In the Slab Any Size Piece A x P FOOD S' Mllfi �DELTON. daughter and aunt. Mrs. -Geo; I Sunday was Mra. Hamer Kelley's The "Old Pal" Club which is fifty-fourth birthday and about noon made up or old acquaintance. oi-Havens and family. she was much surprised to have flf- former years will meet October 7th ■ Mr. and Mra. Willard Bagl/y npd r.i the Johnstown grunee itall tn- daughters, of KalamRZdb were week stead of Saturday, September 3b. a. end ° ‘ ““ * *' ‘ ~ was first planned. Pm luck ’dinner paret and various furfns of-entenainin^nt hum. LEGAL NOTICES | daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mr. und Mrs.- Milton Trafford.■daughter ot Brush Ridge spent SuiiClark of Battle Creek: Bert N c- Tortwr Gull lake resident.*, and par-'day afu-rnobn in tlie home of their trtvb of Constantine; Mr. und Mr <-nta cf., Mrs. Blanche Deprlertor. sun. William Hurt und wife, Deed Fuhrman and four children <u haw moved to our village and at1 Mr. and Mn Oley Douglas.* and ! Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mri. Geo; psy..ent are occupying the Cal Stan- daughter were Sunday gucMa of her ton house* , piyynts. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oaks of Sprague local. T he ik-lton L..A. S. will be enter­ tained by Mra. Alice Collins for-din1 tend'd A Century of linntrv.w al hcr on Tuesday. October 3rd: The Bunnell L. A. S- will Is- enter­ : Chicago ovjt the week end. Mr. and Mn*. Hllwurd?Campbell tained by Mrs. Edward Campbell ut Gull lake Thursday of this week tor also spent a lew days in. Chicago tlw I Mra. Mabie Mugridge of Mlddle•vfllB spent a few days last week with ; Mr. mid Mrs. prlle Fislwr i her---------suter. — Mrs. Lena Laubaugh, ------------— und Mlilrnl, tended the Allegan Co. fair on panted by Mra. Millie -Hayi— — । Hcndtfrabotl were Sunday gucsLi ot family. ITH ;Thtlrsday of Itutt week. ■valiun.; Mrs. H. T. Reynolds and Mrs. C- E- Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Titus o( Parch-; Mr and Mrs. Arlty Owens of .Ce­ . rfnr Creek spent Sunday afterpoon .Morford are In Chicago this week ment. I Mr. gnd Mrs. Clem Erne and'tn the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan ■i i attending the World's (air. ——Several of our Delton jicoplc. at­ daughter of Kelleys island. Ohio, ar-. Douglaxt. tended the spirt day at Hickory ■rived iri'town Friday und will tpend' M£. and Mrs. Kincst Gorham and i70'”11 corners. Saturday and had n jfinc tlw winter with their parents. Mr. children ot Kalamazoo «i>ent Sun(day with the former's parents. Mr. Alb-rJ turn like we uwd to in days gone and Mr.!. L. J. Oswald. • by. Why not Delton have a S|xnts Tlw Cemetery-Circle members an- and Mrx. Francis Gorham. the u attended -••—■*—* ■* — |,'; day, and some of our other neigh- 'making arritogemeifts for a supper Mrs. Ix’na LuUtaUgh i.'ri i.. boring villages also? Let tlw jM-opIv and program at the|r next meeting: teacher.*' meeting at Kellogg Camp f.».rd Ket together and luive n good old and the Ladies' Aid Society will give 'Saturday and-Sunday. . f.i'hhnied time, und forget Ubout thc a Hallowe'en party in the churcli BELL TELEPHONE CO. LONG ARE SURPRISINGLY LOW SEVER TlOb DECISI or less, 'or Jake 1 temp Iwtween 8:30 p. ui. ami you can call tbe fol­ uml -fc30 1:3(1 a. low ing pointe and talk for three minute* for the rates hIiowii. Bales to other points arc projvorticiialcly low. From HASTINGS to Mr. Slgl MADISON, WIS. . . CLEVELAND, OHIO . INDIANAPOLIS, IND. CHEBOYGAN . . . Stowell, a Coata Grove Sunday night They heard a splendid armon and line singing by Rev. Amr.-, and hLs Glee Club from Lansing. . There will be given on Saturday night of thin week a program by the | Mr. and Mrs. ©cell Wliite ,nnd .children of Grand Rapid.* and Mr.*. iMiittio Van Syckle spent last week ; at Arthur Covey's. 1 Among t!i< numbers on the program will be two short plays by tlie Star Grange players and musical num­ ber by nn entertainer from Kalanut- Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wilkinson spent unday with Mr. and Mis. Ray Castle’nt Prairieville. •Mr. and Mrs. Allen Terry of LltchI field art fljH'ndtng the we*-k nt Mr The rate* quoleilabove are Night Stallon-to-Stullon rate*, effro ti«e from 11 JO p.’in. lo 1:30 a. m. Night Slaliou-lo-Stalion rate* arc approximately ION leaa than Day Stalion-to-Slallon rate*, in Remember that Sunday Ls Rally Day so come to chinch nnd bring ail roved In lu-all h. 'Huise who enjoyed u picnic dinner tlie family and start tlie new church year with a rccoiyl attend* land hunfly. Mr. and Mrs. Geon McIver and Norman. Mr. 'and Mi tically Rapids. ' A part of (our front Rftlninu । cupi.-d .E. D. Reynolds’ cental and Mq*.. Frost and family. Fred Hauser and George Bedford1. Mr. and Sir.-. •Bradley Thoiripson Freeport and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd -..nd children of Scoiu were Sunday Dvmonrt of Grand Rapids wi re Slin- nolds al CteK'i-y spent from Wed­ Frank Burry uf Lansing was a nesday tilt Sunday witli tlwir Mr. und Mix Clifton Campbell caller at . Roland Barry's Thursday grandparent*. . and family and Pan McDougal s|»‘nt Clifford Kahler and two sow- and Sunday-with Mrs. Campbell s molliMr. and .Mrs. Janies Tyler of Woodland were- Sunday visitors at Alfred FLs|xt'b, Rev. Conklin and family are at- CHEVROLET SEVI DISTANCE RATES prosjM'rity m the future. t-l' The Talking Moving picture rJioa 'r’llnst Wednesday night drew a Ian i "i crowd. Tlw lull way tilled to over"I flowing und everyone enjoyed tin I Kathryn McBain are in training at ■,Leila HoipiLil in Battle Creek. ’ Mr. and Mrs Fivd N. Carl and Awo chirdii-n < Bunday* । ers at Hurry’ MICHIGAN Clifford Kahler and wife Kalanuuoo shojtpers .Friday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Dewitt and Children of Bo«vn.-> Milt.. Mrs. Mary B. Johncox nnd ’ Elam Crump ot Orangeville. Our school closed lost Wednes­ i cux of Martin ijjid Jim Wiicox und day on acmint of illness of the Ison of North Hope. , ti-iichi-r anil it did not open today. 1 Mr. and Mra. Merl Count and son ol Kitlumnxoo *|wnt the week cud । with Mr. and .Mrs. Chas. Root. I Byron Johncox nnd wife of Grand I Rapids 5)wnt the week end’ with hij. Mr and Mrs. W. A. Johncox and I mother. Sunday gucste were Mr. mid son. Billie Joe. culled on Mrs. Mary Mrs. Ralph Dunkley and daughter. B. Johncox Sunday evening. Mr. Montgomery ol Ville sjx-nt hut week <si ter. Mrs. Tom Wilcox. Hinckle diet up THE I Sunday. | Grana RapuLs. 2nd CAR e.-.s served a delicious supper assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Norwood. A rood program wx*‘given making a | very1 worth while meeting. I Mr* Harry Jones is entertaining 3RD CAR ZO.JVo y Mr. and Mis. H. J. Flower spent Sunday with ti\-lr.son and fiuijlly in Kalanwaw.-tn the afternoon they caih-d on Mr.*. Ollie Doolittle and found Jnr much Improved fn»m her' scridns illness of n short time ago. | Bernice Flower went to Downline Friday evening and remained Uli] Thete figure* are bated cn the laleit retail regittrallan figure* from R. I. Folk & Company (all >fate* for *ie full month*). Sime January flr*l, Chevrolet ha* told in •«£•** of 423,000 pouenger car* and truck*. '■ Can there be any stronger recommendation for a car than this Tiie Home Literary Chib will b* iiteriuined nt tlie home of Mra. Mrs. Lina Culver of Paw Pawvisited her brother. Charlea Lechleitner Saturday. , Mrs. Meda Spaw and baby re­ turned to Mito-Wednesday. । Mr. Cuher,<md family have ifone Ito Grand. Udge and Fred NyVn 'have come to May to their absence. Bert. Litts and family virnted My­ ron Mason's al Cedar Creek Sunday. Mrs. lx>la Miller severely cut tlu*e 'fingers when a Bruit can broke in A nice crowd came do the Kin ley (Aid which wxs held with Louise TaiHinnge Wednesday. A fine time was jhad. October meeting will be held Now is the time^to start thinking about a new car for winter! And when you do so, think of the way Chevrolet is leading in sales. Could you ask for ahy stronger recommendation for alow-priced car than that? i Bert Utts nnd family spent last ' wcejt at the World’s fair and visited I their uncle, Isaac Mason, while DETROIT, MICHIGAN IS BUIlDlNG PIIHIDAI v IUbVKVLFT lI lx'/ AND NEVER DRAINS AWAY /« B\ B Lal— Only extreme oiliness and penetration can give r full motor protection. *1 OnlyxConoco Germ Processed Motor Oil has or can have these qualities. The total cost for this oil Spcci Kent Day a cgpal Atonin Dewey subjec Rall 6|X>cia) offerin Man At Red CONOCO Triangle Station* GERM Singe ESpec Indy night MOTOR OIL SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. Louis Barlow of Hastings waj a I week end guest in tlw Wm. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglas of Has­ tings called Sunday on the former's parents. Mr. und Mrs. Dan Douglass. i Mm. Leah Davii .spent several' » *rw«t»*l*H prinltd days laid week with tier parent*. iMr. and Mrs. Zilians of Shultz. rnautrK ' । R*u»rt CMient. .Ju4xr n't Prot>*te. I Mr. and Mra. J. D. Hoard and MU4rU,1HMlti>. RegUter ol ProUlx I Ralph Carter of near South Haven |^ III TTJ T\ DISTRIBUTOR FOR BARRY COUNTY ll»nr;<r. . J^.. n U IxO Phone 2680 HASTINGS, MICH. >4»«linr« rirmliiP.I in R YOUR MOTOR ! Edward LechlQitncr and Ralph '■Dvniond ot Hastings spent lust week ,in Chicago vuiting tlie World’.-. fair asid the Moody Bible- School. i Aitnur Edmund.* and wife of Bat­ tle creek spent Sunday with Mrs. Chevrolet is better looking—Chevrolet has better bodies—built not jgst of steel alone, but of steel reihforced by a sturdy hardwood frame. Chevrolet has a bettor engine—six cylinders for economy, cushion bal­ ancing for killing vibration! And Chevrolet gives better value—a long line-up of modem features which no other low-priced car can match. CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, STAYS UP IN Spphia Spath sjwnt from Thurs­ day till Sunday with relatives ii •Ac* k. Note the change of one day 'Friday Instead of Thursday PAI W. A. Spaulding wxs at the ttfrm ont day this week and called on hts old neighbor. H. Flower. America can't be fooled when it comes to spotting thc best .“buy” in any field. America knows too much about motor cars for that. uSo when one certain car wins almost as many buyers as fbe next two put together, you know the answer: IT MUST BE BETfTER. And that's what .the. new Chevrolet Six most certainly is. *C GIMRAL RALL nephew. I EDMONDS OIL COMPANY 'HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Oct. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-10-04.pdf d1aaa6d30fb19aeec9d733af1fbfcedc PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR ■ Hi 16826047 ^12 PAGES APPROVAL GIVEN FOR | REOPENING NATL. BANK PAGES Ito 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, OCTOBER 4, 1933 TAX INFORMATION BYC0.THSM MRS. C. P. BESSMER DIES IN LOS ANGELES SOCIAL AFFAIRS OF HASTING SEVENTY YEARS AG(P NUMBER 23 Hastings Brother­ hood’s Greatest Program Is the One for This Year higMhAly HONOREDThe Funeral Services nt Eman­ There Is Still Gov’t. Red Crawford Chosen on Tape to Unwind Before . uel Church Friday, Committee by Co-ordina­ I . Actual Opening .Three P. M. tor qf Transportation EARLY HASTINGS RESI­ SEVERAL LEGAL pROPOBI I Saturday's daily, papers cuntained CAN SAVE NEARLY 11 PER The many friends of C. W. Craw-: urday bringing the sad new* to 'he DENTS HAD HAPPY TIMES ford, vice-president and sales, man- ( TIONS IN CONTESTED CENT BY PAYING 1932 the announcement that approval many friend., of Mr and Mrs. Curl iiger of the InternuUonal Seal and I I had been’ given for the reorganiza • DESPITE CONDITIONS TAXES IN OCTOBER October 16—Floyd Starr, Starr Commonwealth. WILL CASE Beamer of her death, which oc| tion of the Hastings National Bunk; ■ D>ck Company of this city, will be ■ cuijed that noon in Los Angeles. November 20—Dr. Gordon Wheeler, Grand Rapids of this city. Thu’ dues nut mean that pleased to learn of the fine honor Though word had been recently re­ POLITICAL GAME WAS that has come to him from the Fed­ the Bank will be started off -t CO. TREAS. MAUS TELLS DECISION FAVORS —Father and Son Night. ceived of her apparent serious con­ eral Coordinator Of Transporta;tail. orucciniADv unirn 0,iCP' ‘‘lt,,ou«1’ UMf !,ock for lt FULL OF EXCITEMENT Joseph B. Eastman, of Washington, i December 18—U. S. SENATOR ARTHUR VAN­ PROPERTY OWNERS dition. she. had not been confined BENEFICIARY NAMED I»en fully .-Ubscribrd. I’ Simply! to her'bed. and. the news of her The letter to Mr. Crawford shows DENBERG. ■ ----- — means that thc plans have been upJake Walker Loses in At- proved ut Washington* for the re­ Speaks of Their Rights and sudden passing was totally unex­ Many Eccentric Characters that ho lias been named as a mem-' January 15—Dr. W. D. Henderson, Michigan Unipected. ■ ber of the Shippers Advisory Com- • . . . . w.i r opening Of this bunk. It rests with Lived Here and Furnished Benefits Under Recent tempt to Break Will of - rgovernment official-, who have pten' The body will reach Hastings mittec, with whom patrons as well Thursday afternoon and will be . 'ty of' red"tape' to------------use in such matters. Great Amusement us the coordinator may consult by Brion Walker, Dfecd. ----------State Legislation February 19—F. G. Dunning, Pastor First Presbyter­ taken io 'he residence of Mr. and Some of the’ ways In which the correspondence. Io obtain the pa-! *to determine how long it will be be­ To inform taxpayers of their Mrs. ian Church of Kalamazoo. The conti'At aver thc will of the fore tile bank will be open for.buiW N. Chidester. Funeral serv ­ rights and bcpdltt* under new legis­ ices will be held on Friday at Em­ people of Hastings founl social eh-' tron's views of various transportai late Brtun Walker, deceased, of tlon problems. March 19—Dr. Royal G. Hall, Albion College. session of manuel church at three P. M. con­ joyment sixty and- severity' years Mr. Crawford, before he -joined ,r Freejtari. was tried before Judge [ The people of this city and vi­ lation passed at April 16—Musical Entertainment. • ! HU&M.-1I R. McPeek and a jury in the, cinity arc glad to know that progress the legislature. Lorenzo F. Maus, ducted by Rev. Keith Chidester of ago may be of interest. We can Say the Seal Company organization, hud; county treasurer, has compiled u positively that if you think the folks I C‘^'1 f<Z‘ WW* \ < !• — been made ■" {has so »iav that MM. this un an-­ series of questions and answers St. Johns. in Hastings at that time were a sad a' very important office in an or­ ----------------- ---- ---------------------- —n Get .set for the fine Brotherhood , ,*l“ **,*?* r ,d.. < । uouncement from Washington could • „.hlr .h Iw*in( . poln|.*> over which the. tat you are mistaken. They had their ganization representing all the rail­ CENTRAL P. T. A. MEET-------------------- U1U >- •' >” | bro'her. Jake Walker of this city pubhslw.d forjurthel ' which cover .*XfK .............. .. ......... pleasures, which were simple and roads of the country, in adjusting Tininnniv r-i<r« your ticket now. There will be seven Thc will wus offered for-probate! *TiiitMiit uetton soon f »r therr! .. C .. CIVUUM r|THURSDAY EVE, OCT. 12 excellent entertainments with seven ■ hv Aul-ukH, Il-nrklrv rhlef K ' 1.? 7',WWn ’* " I Mr. Mall* ROlht.5 OUl that prop­ did not interfere, as so many pleas­ claims by the railroads against each by Ml,.-. M.»* AUSU.1U Hmeklry. the the-hl-r uJ'Ca. ’ and with patrons. By expererty owners now delinquent in their ures do now. with home and family other feeds, all for the low price of beneficiary, who wn* represented b> ; 1 lence. by temperameht. az. well as by P. T. A. Council Meets Wed- good taxes sliould puy 1932 taxes during life. ■ . S2.00—or less than one would pay for Mr. Sigler, her attorney. It appeared . Integrity and character. Mr Craw ­ October in order to escajH- prnglFirst, there were the old-time that when Miss Hinckley was a b. ™ t|es and interest. dunces. Sometimes they would be ford Ls qualitk-d for such an import- • no.day Eve., Oct. 11; Di.. small girl, Brian Walker came to "We are asked some of these ques­ tnct P. T. A. October 28 of the beat In the history ’if the held in a new barn in the country; ant committee. work for her father, later marrying, tions every day of the week." M k ofu-n in town where there was a ! One of the most active organiza- Brotherhood. No man in Hastings or her older sister with whom he lived [ Maus said. "Becau.se they nre of THREE NATIONAL STAFF room large enough. After the three until her death In 1883. Tliereafter i itmn, in this city’lias again resumed ,n 016 territory r.urroundlng Hassuch general Interest I believe the OFFICERS AT W. K. KEL­ story Barlow-Goodyear brick store Mr. Walker remained single until i work. The first and second ward L’n8s can afford to mtsa the num­ public should hdve the correct an­ building was* ei’ected. at the corners his death, residing upon his farm schools have held successful Parent- ‘x‘r,‘* °n thL' l,rWa:n- tf II to at all LOGG CAMP swers. Of course, in this series of [ ot Jefferson and State streets, the, Teacher meetings. The Central As- P^^blc for him to attend. We all K SS. F0BMER bbsidents make questions and answers there arc sevthird story was made into what was .•relation will bold their initial mretentertainment We ail need , end situations not covered. 1 will GIRLS’ PROGRAM AND Hinckley, his sistcr-in-lnw. in 102Ci RECOMMENDATIONS then known as “Union Holl." HerrIng for this year on Thunsday nighr,*"nd cnJ°y intact* and the in­ gladly do my best to answer spe­ were held dances during the winter he received an ihjury to ■ his eye' October Robertk WAAb. (look, president. inU! «wth-»hlle affairs that —- I ■ > > ■ —M*" • •12. —• <**'IA-I ' . Ikk* Ilk. slsbl , hr thru* Hrr,th CONCERNING EVENT ACTIVITIES EXPLAINED cial questions nt nny time. ” — .. nrtafforrtpd —rhzwt time. They were the old fashioned . nnd waa taken to Ann Arbor haspiQUESTS FROM BARRY AND *“| P"-"* ■•»'>, Mr Wall,.,- o.>™ «" [ The questions nnd answers are waltzes nnd square dances and were tai and from then on until 1931. he! ’A1!' pro.cn! an intere.sting program. Programs. ana tile price is very given below? Birthday Project for 1934 Is much enjoyed NEIGHBORING COUNThe p T. a. Council will hold their n,?£!rate' redded in the home of ML«a Hlnck- INTERESTING LETTER Q —Haw much longer may I pay ley wljo cured for. and looked after TIES ARE ARE INVITED INVITED ' ■: first meeting at the second ward The opening night will be Monday ‘‘Hobbies”—Guardfans to ' 'Occasionally ” ’ shows would visit TIES FROM CHAS. WEISSERT'1”3 « i*»town. They would draw people for him. ' school building Wednerdav evening. <ve,un8, 16- when Floyd, Have Training Course miles.•After Union Hall was avail­ -Thereafter, lie spent a part of his' - _. , , nlty ta'ing added? October 11. at 8:45. All officer? and ?tarr’ of the st,,rr Cdtamonwcalth A.—October 31. 1933. Is the last' Despite the henvv rain on Satur­ able. plays were given byTroujxs, CARAVAN ■ time in th.- home of Mr George Be- Suggests That Sites of Build• ma TO iw iLEAVE _i_owm committee chairmen of al! throe •*jr Boys, will come here with some date-on which 1932 taxes may !»<• day’ evening, the Camp Fife' Girls some of them very good. Sol Smith Iter at Freeport and thc balance of! ’ings of Pioneer ~ ~ FROM rnilRT HDII^F organuattan?. the school nurse, the h0*'4 “udPu}2.n thc Pr”BramDays Be [ paid without interest or penalty. THUM LUUnl nUUoL .M1p..rl,,t,.IK!lli-. principal and truant Tbe u<irk Ftoyd Starr with boys his time with Miss'Hinckley. On the; ’ meeting at the W K. Kel­ Russell, afterward nationally fam­ i Q —How much interest and p«‘n- lenders Properly Marked ------------- - -'-•-j • - *•- ----- • !is an outstanding accomplishment. fith of February. 1932. he suffered a j logg Health Camp nt Pine hike. In ous. apjx;ared seventy times in Union ' Kellogg Damp lo Be Ho.t 01 ulLy will be added on 1932 taxes aft­ session a He has been able to take boys who stroke and on the 8th of April. 1932.' There is ..a growing interest ... from Prldav till Sunday Hall. An occasional lecture brought in the er November 1. 1933? sent lor Frank Brayton, wlio came proixecd Centennial observance in Commercial Club Party , meeting, n part of the n. e a. will have been the despair of sheriffs, night was splendidly attended and diverting entertainment. Church so­ A.—The law provides that a. 4 per full city Tnarahab and parents and comto the S’ ger home, where Mr Wai- J938 ol thc futuiding of Hastings, cent of Interest every minute. It is cial* were then'real socjal gather-1 nt Nnnn htld-ln Grand Rapids. Saturday penalty or collection charges[ an ideal ker’t* wii] was drawn, leaving prac- not only In this city, but among peo- shall place for such n gathering Ings. People did not attend just to i afternoon October 28. in Westmln.'- pieteiy transformed them. That has be made plus interest al the not been ddne by force, but by being eat and then hurry away. They were Invitatlons to be guests in the j ;er church, tically all of hl.-> property to Miss pfr. whu once lived here but now re­ nite of and thc gracious hospitality extend­ -three-quarters of one ta' r first annual Color Tour sponson*d ~ “ held. in homes When one was in ­ Hinckley wlio was, then in Grund »de i Lcwhcte. It will be the aim ol all Michigan able to win the hear* Interest ot the cent per month from March 1. 1933. ed by the Foundation was greatly vited he was expected to stay for by the Hastings Commercial Club boy. and thus completely make him , Rapids. • Among those win) have comment- Thus the charge made in Noyember. appreciated by those present. It was the claim thc contestant ! ed on this prupoMd celebration is, 1933. will be 4 j>er cent plus Interest Lester F. Scott, national executive the evening, unp there were such di­ will be mailed this week to about touch with the general movement toi ovcri ll*n* .. of I, . ... . . . Malt . — editor ... uf ninety editors and business club H.WWV* as "Snap-and Catch 'Em" that ,the. n-,11 will n> was invalid tor ■three ciiarlcs AWeissert. Camp Fire Girls, wus thc Friday versions — — ----- .------- --------— protect the Educational system ui of T!'c s«ond meeting will be Monnine months or O'., making a of representatives In towns nnd cities the state agtanst unsound economic.daX November 20. when Dr. reasons. 'Firsta mental incomfM'l- the Kulamozop Gazette, who was for evening speaker. diKUsring “ The Drop the Handkerchief and total of 10.to be added nnil own—for rzw tetfefK_»' Gordon Wheeler, of Grand Rapids* ■i-riry. isecondly) Insane delusions.i bom and grew to manhood in this will be add’d* for each month after PhiltMOphy. of Camo Fire" 'Die other exciting <?» games. There was; in Barry nnd neighboring counties, retrenchment.'Programs mem and for advancement advancement, of one nf that city's leading attorneys, program closed with songs nnd always available the contribution according to the color tour com- meiM and ।thirdly! undue influence exer- < city, worked for several years on Nov. 30 that the'tax is unitald. and a man who a splendid' (fci'd by Miss Hinckley. It was the box. No one was expected to slight i... u. u< ui » tlu* Banner and'at one time repre-, ^stories around thc fire. *' ” mlttee school .-chool interests interests and and many oth/r otl ’ ac- --------- ——-------has -—made - --- - — claim of the proponent. Miss Hinck­ sens'd Barry county In. the legisla­ , (Continued on page three) Harold Foster, who is In charge of tivRies will te-carried on by thc dif-!’access in life despite a serious Those interested In nature study.; it- but no one was expected to pay a fleeting the route, has mapped mapp’d but out । ferent organizations. » [physical handicap, will give a talk ley. that he was mentally comiietcnt. ture at Lansing. In a recent letter to! accompanied Mrs. George Burch, a fixed amount. The eatables were Meeting HOLDING RAM SALE that can -----be made „a drive, .u„. «»i easily in' Louise Walton. President. [to fathers and ?sjns on Father and dictated his own will at a.time when the writer. Mr. WeLsscrt sayr.: [ naturalists on n wall: Saturday plentiful • Son night. donations were quite ...^ the -----three ------hours by u- ------motor caravan.: she was living In Grand Rapid*. and Mr M. L. Cook. morning, and at nine o'clock. Dr.i Church c — ---------- District No. 4. AT FAIR GROUNDS Geo. । For the December meeting. United that he was not suffering from in­ Hnntings.. Michigan. B Darling, as>,ocinle\dlrector vogue in the wlntet time. They were which takes in the best of the: P. A. Council., I States Senator Arthur Vandenberg sane .delusions. of “ the --My deur Mr Cook: —. , . *c Foundation, ruunaauun. told df "The noteworthy for the fearful and won- scenic country in Irving. Thomap-: of Grand Rapids, Is to be the speak­ Numerous witnesses ware sworn by I am greatly pleased that Hastings Eight Brccdera Have Listed Battle Creel: Plan ” . .. .:" defful variety of things brought to pie. Yankee Springs and Orangeville pui*j A VVII I II^F er. That is all that one needs to say Saturday afternoon. Miss Ruby the preacher and hla family — vegetownships. 'Die tour officially ends vnirers vviuu uuun uou . the contestant, at the conclusion of , is to celebrate Its 100th anniversary: J 32 Sheep -for • on -­ Sale Sat • Lattimore, associate field secretary tables, fruit, .baked goods, canned [with the noon luncheon and pro-; which Mr. Sigler, in behalf l>f Mbs Kalamazoo celebrated its centennial HASTINGS UAH CAR OUHLO SEALS w Sn1Uorder 10 a-«»me anforevening that nsoiiniUO uvcrC5tlng everybody, urday, October 7 - Hinckley, moved lor a directed ver-, several yearn ago. We had u "Prog| of. the national staff, spoke on goods, fresh - meat, flour, dressed gram nt thc Kellogg Cnmp but an! diet upon the grounds that Insuffi­ u .-s" parade, programs, an historical Purebred Sheep Breeders in Barry [ "’*’»d'T.‘hip.” stre.Mlng the national chicken;,, hams- and u Utile muiwy., extended route is being considered wow Used in Everv Continent and well worth while. Congress here­ after will convene in January instead cient evidence had been submitted pageant, and a remarkable display county will hold 'thejr annual Ram ' ,ir°BraiH for Blr,s- s,lL' !«‘d the During the sessions of court a; to take in llw HIghbank Crees and ) J ----------------------------- --------------------------------k~.! program was------based- on activity, in- 'large number were usually attracted ।Burryville u.n Hill districts for ,throe! to establish any of the three grounds ot , antiques in store Windows. Tiu- Sale nt the Ha-stiniB-talr ground'-----------------and «« pn OR 95 Pnr Per Cent of fact that Michigan's famous Senator of contest. At the conclusion of the ■ relics were distributed by a 'commit­ on Saturday afternoon. October 7th : terest nnd effort, or doing things, to the court room. There -wan plenty guests who wish to take an after-1 American R. R. Mileage could be secured for the December arguments. Judge McPeek called in tee to various .stores—the old furm- according to H. J. Foster, County Tire girls need symjmtheiic Under- of diversion in that old room up-1 noon drive. The International Seal nnd Lock meeting. It was through the good the jury and directed* a verdict in ture going to the furniture dealers. Agricultural Agent. standing by their leaders, that the;stairs in tire frame building which I T*'° ni»*n factors were considered office...of..J. C. _____________ Ketcham’ that____ the favor of Miss Hinckley. electing tire tour. Mr. Foster Company of this city recently re-____ the old garments to clothing and Up to thc the present time eight girls are naturally ambitious, not! ftoofi on the Court House Square so 1 In considering the various prob­ dry goods stores, etc. This proved u Barry county purebred Rlicep brred- purposeless lu their ideals as so many years. The first trial that thc [said- First, the tour had to end up reived from the Department of i Brotherhood was able to book him ‘ Irina involved, judge McPeek care-,ivvry popular feature for the mer-1ers have listed 32 rams for sale. many people think. . writer remembers was presided over al l,re Kellogg Cgmp by noon; s^c- ; Commerce of the United Status at for this meeting. fully stated the several legal prop- , ,chants as it had an advertising Four dlfferenl breccL are listed. The Afternoon 'tea was served nt four [by Judge Birney Hoyt. The lawyer.-. ond l,R‘ total tune of the tour had Washington, a letter advising th^hi '■ Fur Monday evening. January IB, • the speakc.* will be Dr. W. D. HendertiMlions. explaining their appllca-; angle. ‘ bulk of those listed, however, are of o'clock In tire lounge followed by n were "free and easy" in those old to be within a three-hour limit., ns follows: "Your car scab have been used in' son of the University of Michigan, (Continued on'page six) [ Fortunately .... t)ie .location —.*.... »» of „... the tlon to the case on trial ami fully.। Within a few years the few per­ the Shropshire breed. Tiie main purt series of gamer, directed by Mrs. I camp made it possible to select a certain ports of China for some He has spoken in Hastings st the covering all questions raised. ---------- x—< • » sons who knofr anything about sites of the offWhg.s by the breeders will Ruth DeWltldt. a Camp Pirc execuWFl FARF RFI IFF COM'N 1 continuous route which winds with­ years. It is now planned to extend Brotherhood .once before. Thae who of the city's first buildings will have be jtarling and two-year old rams, j live of Grand Rapids. -SpectatoritLs' was the subject of »»cl-rH'‘c ntLItr LUM (V. out Interruption through some of their use throughout the country, recall‘his addresses then will agree RALLY DAY NEXT I passed from the scene. Why not. Some breeders plan to bring in Hie address by. Dr. J. B. Nash, head NOW READY FOR WORK • the mast scenic countryside in the but as this is connected with ft groat that it will be well worth while to SUNDAY. OCTOBER 8 ; during the celebnUion, unveil matk- old stock rams with the Idea of ex­ deal of correspondence, the sltun- - hear him al the January meeting, county. Although the follows lhc P^tonl Education Depart-) L ,------------------— route [ers on the sites of the first school,, uiamrina changing mem them lor for otner other aceu aged rants — .... only fQr bHef tion —_ has _— not as yet _ripened into. For ths February IB meeting the ’11H grounds. Trading and private ",cnl “f Ncw Yor,k University. Has Headquarters Upstairs >«aln highways Special Program Including;i Chase's tavern, another in the court Oji sale make up the entire sah? The ’ ’ ,, „ sald l . h . e ( n, ? st ’ " ‘ , o us I ’ rnbirni ..* -stretches, t. — .......................... .... . ... „ _. " . stretches, tire tile "town lines" selected; the ’he placing plaeins of an order. erder."’ ; speaker will be Dr. F. G Dunning. [yard giving facts about the first In the world is the problem of youthi ln HaatingS Oily Bank iarc in good condition and can be! JMr. -“- Paul Barcntzen. Tariff ------ — .................................. — .. —- ------ Sec-'pastor of the first Presbyterian Kentucky Harmony Singers [county buildings, also some of the num arc not offered at auction. ,n “°r'd proble-r. youth. •*— Camp "----- ■ Fire has a big part' Buildinir [driven over comfortably. ; rotary. Inspectorate Genejal of Cus- church of Kalamazoo, where he ha* countv Aci-nt F.wtnr u , ttnd *hat first mills nnd the old Barlow house every at Methodist Church efforUo hav^all tire yearling ln the 9O,‘lUon of u,al Problem Too: r.. w, t? w ! Thc taur 18 t® atttrt fro,n the'toms states that "he expects how- done a large and useful work. He has I where the stages stopped? m^two-Ka^d ranu ^ila^'S: ? wrTir County Emergency court house square at 9:00 o'clock in ever to be In a position to place tire [a wide reputation as a speaker and • Next Sunday, October 8. is Rally v ‘, Sincerely yours. [ » ®°{ninUsls„ '! the morning, Tuesday. Oct 17. A; order In the near future." will have a real message for thc Day al the First Methodist Epls:rale this fall on the grounds. Thlrs' C*rcece’ fift5d Dr Na5*1- bul we do organized for business. Fr. B N. ~ । receptlon committee will be on hand ----| The and Lock copal church, morning worship be- ' ta* over thrPS‘umv^.1“1l^UX!0 ' JlAwry.1"'The” «.»■ — - International ...,....... .. ..Seal ..................... . । Brotherhood. .. .... u.-. ... Geller or this city u chairman; Mr. to mcct gUl.st8 nnti me procession i Company are selllnk their car reals 1 it will be-a privilege for every n.ini.fiis at ginning as ten svu ovs-.ww. ’clock. Rev. Ivif. L. u- ’L-11 i . Frank I^>ntz nf Nashville. vic/*.rhnlr- wl11 . 8... ..... ... at . once. . .. , i, confincnt. It adoes .• . . hear . Ing of young nurebrcd rnmx°intone s,av ? s nt our and call— decide । ^ ank ! e ’ **5? ct underway Markers in every a large member to Dr. " Royal G Hall. Dewey lias chosen for his sermon; Ttnn A tirfinn Snlw XnUn .Sa ircm t t. ™mrt, ' r ' r »" k “ >"> 52!?„ ’ ££. Ji t •)«>«.«>«. route will make, n po,.| tarlnuA .-nh cei.udl.n .rxl Mex;t I AlhlOT. when he eira hu subject. “-A A CMn, Going Concern. Concern." ” Special Splelul | *‘ wo Auction action Dales jaies appliances of nil kinds which lessen ana , •.Aalong the route will make it pos-1 business with Canadian and Mexi-iof Albion, when he gives hlaMdn» address music by the large chorus choir will*’---- ------------------------------------Refection'u4thVminimi'im*nm*Ai7nf' l>«- °'«* ol*r uuiuriu*. burdens- iiinny many iiiuucrii modern liivch-I inven-! ®J. ’■ J’’*aec7,“ry« CT--.'-Oafvctn “'''»n slblc for late arrivals to find the can railroads and sells to railroads [ on Monday evening. March IB. He !.» —’—••------^«*- - ------------- , "I" S 1^ “on-’' tions. ”*ch such ns thrasrad, telephone. ,wh‘®hwhich way. , i in Argentine, Brazil and Chile in a student of social problem* and a the°'radio, telephone,, ?iar®c. l*,c. headquarters, be n feature of this service. A roll! HARRY SPONABLF.. (Continued on page seven) lLa'\ ctta?“?Jud u^talrs ln In ; Most people in Hutlflgs nt one ; South America, it No set Price is inndr f.u- difTrmnr .'even) d upitalrs sells them in fx'dnatmg speaker. He has original call ot thc official board will also be; •Having decided to'rent hLs farm, -tire City i^ank building. ktlmc or another ,lavc Probably serernl European countries and to news on rrclal matters and about taken. Harry Sponable will have an auc- grad^P^of^/«2^hon*-------------- -------------------b an? “ ■ ‘driven over most of thc roadway and African railroads aL<o. L”^.Nonn Nc""ri — —u—S in- Asiatic --------------------------------------- what is needed in government tn* Ralij Day will also be observed by tion sale on thc place known as the rata- b’ carried <m bt" nriJiro I? ,- CITY RANDTOGIVF tSiTou weri IO ta.v nL 1 « ° ,U b,Vt have been selected<a.v wel-, ln tire the Color CoIor Tour route routf al-!The al. Car,Seal Company furnishes furnishes order ' op­ the Sunday School kt eleven o'clock । Morris Burton farm. 2 miles out of ! Michael r__ a'suwc " |Celudcd 'uded in Car ,Seal Company order to to giro give every rltlzen the rams at ow^ “ s faro. * % OPEN AIR CONCERT Investigators, w'ho will look Inthough there are one or two sections [the car seals for railroads that op- ., portunities Hasting* on M-37. with n special program consisting of Hastings M-37._ south. Three ,to ‘. j widen he. in the rains nt the owners farm. • to cases where applications for re„ ,„.,<,*rHv <* ’ th<* iwnnk h»i«;crate as ner rent of the railroad — — •— —• — ---------- i l£»CaSe’ whyc a?pll“.yo,ns„f<”; that a majority of the people have erate 95 per cent 10 head of cattle and "141 ''Breeders wim wish tn Wil nurahwwL songs and exercises by the begin- ’horses. ............................... speaker ’# •judgment. Is entitled. ^ESrX* al lra£t harc,wU<38e Of ners. primary and Junior depart­ hogs will be offered for sale. Col. rams and haw net listed them with K Inclement Weather Inter-lSSwS^.' The last meeting of the Brotherments. a talk by Rev. Dewey anjl the Henry Flannery will cry this sale. Ihood will be In April when there will feres- Pr °£rRm Will Be . The commlMlon has been.notified Aside from the pleaa^e of drtv- RQAD COMMISSION Read compile announcement of S'awir"1 FOrter’ *h0Uld 1,0 50 feres. Program Will Be sjieclal Rally Day offering. be carried out a musical program y' ne ; jn Central Auditorium a ^h,^nWI!Li10 l?cm h.°£ >ng through colorful countryside, the I dhvc UlRirUMAM 1 HTC We know that the plans for that . The Epworth League meets at six- this sale on another page of thisi Auditorium 1 ARRFgTFi) rnn. aimnTfNn' „ in_ Central . , Pounds of cured pork, which has .coJq,. tour committee feds that anj BUYS HINCHMAN LOTS 1 night contemplate giving to the week’s Banner. o’clock for their rally sendee. ‘ .been provided «y tire government -inspection of the beautiful Kellogg! ARRESTED tOR slIOOlI.X(, i■ On Thursday evening. Oct 12. Ore At 7’:30 o'clock the Kentucky Har­ membership one of the finest musi­ PHEASANTS ILLEGALLY. Hastings City Band will give an from the hogs nnd pigs recently camp grounds and an explanation Will Give Room to Add to the cal entertainments ever given In mony Singers arc to render n pro-; „ . - - - - r,--. i Conservation Officer George Sum- open air concert .in court hoote .slaughtered tn its campaign to raise of the fine work in constructive Citi— -­ gram of music. This group has ap- i Having dispaaed of his farm. Wm. Hastings. County Garage, Urgent ner arrested Jess Haney of Welcome square, n intlenrent weather Inter- the price of pork. • zenshlp being conducted there will! hwe Woe. .11 rraemben... 'H.y“r «m taw .11 Get your tickets now. Get them at Comers on Wednesday afternoon on feres, arrangements have been made , Tire committee have very con- a feature by itself | ly Needed Ihe.^manwllhltadwp, tax voice. “» wul ’..(“'"L1;2 the Banner office, at the Hastings Till, entert.lnmnl U tree, . silver XtgS™PP'e 'tae- t*11- >1‘ i>O' 77*n- a charge ot hunting pheasants out of i for giving the concert in CentrAl venient offices in tire front rooms At Kellogg Camp a brief informal1 111‘p county road commkslon hare Pnnting Company, at the North auditorium. ito No cimrge charge will offering being taken at thc close । ner>’ w,|l crV ‘*1« sale, altering nors- season. rcaauii, He m- was taken*before raaen oeiorc Justice justice . auwimriiiiii. win be oe made, upstairs In thc City Bank building j program will follow tire luncheon [icontracted io purchase thc Georg? Side Grocery. T- S- Baird's atore, M..r.*«H<i, *Hnd ^11 give .prompt attention tojniter which the tour will officially' Hinchman lots.' just south of tire Loppenthien's store, or you can abo An invitation is extended to the0'lwK". poultry and Andrew Mai thews nnd. ussctiaedU..AIM..7=1 Herewith Is ic the.',.* program: members, constituents, and all oth-,Wo1',^Rfad rul1and WWcasUi or 30 days {n' 1-March-St. Julian-.■ A. W. . tht’lr duties. It is not the purpose . lllw who w,„ have MIV MUM!t how- county garage. On tljese Irtts were1 get them of any of the following ot. * t.nd. -rhore the time, era who have no regular church1 an<rfher lwKc °r ,,lU toue of lhc Jalt He u boarding with Sheriff, Hughes. i thc committee to hand out pro-Jever. may continue the drive over an located thc old Hadley mill build­ members of the committee: Hugh home, it will cheer the heart of the Banner. . Leonard for the thirty days.------------- 2-Ov-erture-Princess of India-? visions without knowing that there . exfended route to other scenic rec­ ing nnd the other buildings used by Riley. Charles Bacheller. Earl Boyes. pastor if there sholl be a good at-:1 1 " ■ -------------- ------------------------ ri 1 o ™ absolute ne«.d for them: but itton5 of the county. A. Tulles In his chicken business Warren Roush. Charles Hinman, - ■ I* 3—Waltz—Sunny Italy—Theo M. it IS their purpose to see that no -a»were recently• destroyed by president;, Fred Jones, vice-pre*!tendance at each of, these services which Tobani. [case of real need shall fall to re-' pCMEOniIQI Y DrMCMDCR fire. The commission has not de­ dent; Tlieodore Knopf, secretary and and on every succeeding Sunday. ' 4—Rock of Ages—C L. Bomhouse. [celve adequate relief, so far as It Ui ^^NEnUUOLI HuIrlCrlrlDCn termined what to do now about.. Frank Edmonds, treasurer al the Cornet Sob by Fred Rabbat: I In their -power to supply it. PENNOCK HOSPITAL GLAD THEY’RE COMING. building. There 13 urgent need of___________ Brotherhood. , 5—M a r c h—Proclamation—A. W. ~ i Many people in this city will re­ TELEPHONE LINES HERE Donation, of Fruit and Veg. WOMEN'S CLck’otaNHughes. — member the Kentucky Colored Lady * * If. * * i 6—Selection—Victor Herbert Fa­ Singers, who have appeared at the BEING RECONSTRUCTED, stable* Arc Most Orate.nip .nd win. in the n.« ING LUNCHEON FRIDAY. Methodist church in the past. vorites—Victor Herbert. ___ , ’ three yeats. take over 504 more. This Opening the activities for the Youngstcrs and “Oldsters" Both Like­ Especially did the jxople enjoy the W1U ^JJ for mach more road lrj. mDmner* m IM 8—March—The^Staro^ancTstrioesII rm. Thc----entlre tcleP^---one----------,ln® syRtfully «m| Received coming year, the members uf the lady with the huge bass voice. All SU * d Stripes -----------------------of the Second ward here ... Is ----being -- ----„ ! Some of the urgent needs of Pen- chlnery. which will require plenty women's Club will enfov ly to Enjoy This Channing Fantacy who have enjoyed these concerts in —Bousa. , , , rforever „ „ Irebuilt rebuilt bv by the the tlie Michigan Michigan Bell Bell TeleTeleTele-i: node nock hospital are being recognis'd recognized’ol of room to house tne the machine? machines. me Thethe fall luncheon ■ —Friday •- — at one ■ the (Mist will be glad to know that ’Although "Tire Silver Thread,” to;the Silver Overture Bye pnonc phone company, Company, agcoratng according u> to uuson Jason' ana and suppueu supplied oy by incnas friends uiruu®n--»ui throughout couir.y. county irorajrc garage w is too auum small tut for nre the . .... minority. ..p, "The ...a u ...v. Thread oii.vnu ”. 9—Medley - — — - —Good --'nr,.^nluAbykvthe ft,..Hastings Un.tlRMCivic is Hlr>, .... . .local. manager. New poles, . i■ the . county . who . have . . -. . - > equipment .____ . .thc >. . county -........... already ..I_ -J..® o'clock in the parlor* ot tbe Metho­ these Singers will be at the Metho­ be presented like fl...... these two immortal classic.-. [ HOVk Boys— HlUTV Hany Vnn Von। T'llZPr. lilzcp .I1 TMcElwain, been sending road -' dial church. AHer the busine*» m-*dist church again nextt " Sunddy — ; Players in Central auditorium irere of tire realm of fancy In .that it is 10-Mdrch, RelWgo-On ward new and 11IICS wm* mv- .••• to generous contributions. owns. soKriMuo vM.aw.Muwvvu. . will be mu&lc arranged night. There will be no oadpiisslon \Uhl* i n.taMed — Six-----inen ore a • • at!। Especial — rovernmet . is . offering .... ...to bston„there Friday afternoon and evening. likely to appeal to youngsters of! Christian Soldiers—W. P. Chambers. •.|----------already thanks are extended to • The help ra rxgfe crue Later In lire «*“ca nien s the bene^i charge, but an offering for U.v (,Oct, B, has been produced especially six as well os to people ot »ixty-or : 11-Till We Meet Again-Erlc ,n work on the construction gang and!the Cressey Social Circle which counties for building enterprises in (vf^'nyJ.. nirmix-ro and gue/ta fft of the singers will be taken. Ttirclkcld. i for children and young people of beyond. these will be followed later by the donated 34 quart* of fruit and vege- order to promote employment. It wl)1 u)e matinee. "The Sli­ This production Is one of the most I 12—The Star Spangled Banner— cable men. Tile engineers who made ■ tables, one bushel each of potatoes, will furnUli the money for that-ver "Thread” as presented by tire . the community, it Is not "just a kid ---- undertaken j...----- ... • play." This fact the directors of the amblttMte ever by a .lo­ Walter Damrosch. .,11 | JSg,™ the survey for this Job have taken,onions and squash. :purpose on very reasonable terms Cjvjc pjayera The club I* particular pains to place the cable! Other friends have given fruit and The commission may consider using Fponsoring ' —. - a. guest ------ ...1 .... .. r«,n house, ta. )in°or 25 puX 2 cal play group. It entails three acts list — of children meet .. at .h. the court in- th. the .usu­ and four changes of scenery. Great AND_____________ GUN CLUB__TO _ and wire lines as Inconspicuously as vegetables also, all of which- is i some of the government cash for the performance. pervisors' room. Thursday. Oct. 5, in the cast, but they were selected care has been given to working out ROD ____ KACCT I Al TDin DPT a possible. Mr. McElwain says. While I greatly appreciated, ond the aplen— at 2:00 P- M.. for the election of , because they were of an ideal size to the various effects and everyone is IYiC.CZ. t Hm I niu ULI. □ construction work is. underway in did. kindly feeling which prompted ^officers of oth- i take ine . — Ithe Second an estlmate'wili Is likewise gratifying. I Noth* hereby.given that **-' AT ,,OM oxekh^a.M)1 fmIKNUL the Ppart of KO»»n*. goblin*. The likely to iaxe lake aengni delight in a glimpse ot of - ' ' .— I’lvA Q.w*r*r,M u-arrl ward, or, will fVvo i thelegifts lllroo*lcn 11 i,". and the .ii transaction , „r„_a “ri °* me writer uxeiy er business. AU members ufged to llaJ lr<x>p of youngster .... jnjthe goblin's forge room.- Gilbert's ---------— --Ullg ------Members of the Barry County Rod : tre made for carrying on •similar In common with other similar In- amlnMlon of the men who hare, • u^Nuiiv win utienu. j...._ >------------------------------------- --- v._ .. —-■ •»._ . ------------ .. . | action and anyone who believes that! cottage, innerr council roomana andaun Gunciuu Clubare arerequested requestedoybyme the | wor|fininthe thpFourth pourthward. ward.The Tiremust mustJstitutions. stltutions.Pennock Pennockhospital hospitalisishav hav, os candidates for en-1 Rar. and Mrs. J. A. Mcwuiiy >ww - - and -the ----------7------------T been elwren ® nkrUtaiMn 'it DOMihle for rriris of the goblins. goblin's.----------------------------- offlcerN officers not to forget the special uo-to-date methods and materials Ing ins a hard time to get net along and nnd all al! rollnrent *in the c C. ,c C.' C- C- will be be at home tor .hi pansboner* and oreNING DANCE. !‘> Ltn'il !»«» '« bavs and «lrU special 1 up-to-date M lhe A musical program has been meeting to be held in Hasungs. Oct tn Une construction will be used on such donations as those mentioned »*ld in the gymnashun of the Has- heIr frlcndi the conmuniiy 1. o. O. r. tall taturdav n!«hl. •* ll>1‘ *•' “ *wln« lnI° “« «pl«t --------- --------- completing --------- -------tjiese jobs. ■ j.bow are or great uM.nre In HWi^oolU 1 :e.M. « »> ■ '?•««“>'"*'r * worked out in---------------------connection with --------------the B for Hie purpose of Oct. 7. Carp's orchestra. AU romc.»' ‘Production, tav. another Pless --------I'nmlnff coming. Thrv They <rxn> were fine fine. learning t>» operating axpenaM. |Urf»y. Oct. 7. IB» IWPOrt M the TbunAW-5^?" play to fUl in the time between plans for the game dinner to be -------------- «-•-»-------------------------- «-»-«■ Igvmnasium not iatar tlian 12:30 P and 5 In the afternoon al Some people possibly 'outgrow" scenes. given later this month or the first NOTICE TO TEACHERS. ----- -------------... . .. i -------------------------------In the evening. MOMH the capacity to enjoy a good, imagi­ Here is a list of the players*In or- of November. Arrangements have) Dr. RusseU of W. 8- T. C. KalaCHICKEN SUPPER. M. Oct. 1. CHICKEN PIE SUPPER. [have been made to hold this meet- nuuoo, will begin an extension class [ Coats Grove church Friday. Oct. 6. Men chosen to take this Welcome Grange hall. Wednesday, native fairy story—a story like Peter der of appearance. this Pan or Alice In Wonderland, for Clawfoot—A-deformed goblin who b ing in the Tno Cafe commencingiin U. 8. History Saturday Oct. 7.(commencing at six o'clock. 25c.— nation will be notified indh (Continued on page three) iat 8:00 o'clock. jat 0:00 o'clock la the Court House. [Adv. ■’ L. L. Glasgow, Chnn.—Adv. Adv. example—but they are probably in GROWING INTEREST IN CENTENNIAL The Silver Thread” An Imaginative Play for All CAMP FIRE LEAD­ ERS’ FINE MEETING COLOR TOUR TO START OCT. V "V �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1033 PAGE TWO HASTINGS NEEDS A nt KGU.S wobk. AUTO DRIVERS NEED The home of Dr; O. M. Byinghm a i,nr,TQ HAVE INSURANCE [vacancy caused by death, realgnaJOINS Ik S. ASSOCIATION •«.. Battle Cicek, associate .re-atrerei^ medical MUNICIPAL BAND tion or retirement In such cases. " director of the W. K Kellogg Foun---------tire office kh 5* Meets A>l Roquir«nient« 'lor f,‘'lur' 10 PaX lor Michigan Law Provides That ; help, or a\cl :was taxen trom ann the daytime. The house was entered .s.._, The Relief Corps will serve supper k . -------.... *< — v — through a tauement window Several Accidenli Expenaive Uader ■other office; ri'-|n case of rural; Membership—Will Bene­ Saturday night from five to Seven. Cities May Appropriate Tax icarrfcrz. tlte _____ _____ —.... _ ____ rooms were ransacked, The thieves ” ---------- » f.t_ Loca| Association Responsibility Law —Adv. ' For Sufficient Funds THE MONTHLY VACATIONS blued with other routes. In this way j took three American Express Com­ Mr. and Mrs. Otis Gallup are mov­ ! The Hastings city Band iuu man - j one rural route hu at , The Hastings Building; — -r.------- * Loan pany traveler's checks for $50 each.1, , It will be well for any and every WITHOUT PAY ARE ** *been dropped 'Waxlland. Nashville. Middleville Middleville;■ Association was admitted to menwnnd a small amount of cash con- ;person driving an automobile to re­ ing into thc Edgar Brooks house on -aged to exist, and give a few con­ । - ----------- -----------that on October 17 the new So. Park St. and Delton. At Coats Orovr, Mor-;bership recently in die United tained in two children's banks. Dr. ,member NOW ENDED •. financial responsibility law” will, on Mr. and Mrs Howard Hewitt haw certs in the past two years, thanks to • gan. Quimby. Irving and Shultz st . Rulldlna and Loan Leamie Bymton te well known in Chis coun- -that day. become effective. This law moved from tbe Brooks house w So. ; the generosity of route of our citizens ty. Ix-chu.'* of ins connection with intended to protect persons and:<&rk St., to Miss Julia Ruck's house The difficulty of raising sufficient PAY CUT MAY BE RE.... “*1. I e.n.»U Ohio. Mr. ClUrtu. U «- the Kellogg Foundation. He was property funds for band purposes has been a from damage by hTesparf^ on So. Washington'St. born and grew to young manhood STORED Ml AFTER DEC. VV 30 .....j,.,.., aoubt oUM,r co^j^tions be ,; "W-'tMUtr ot th. Le.rtr OIUL1LU ILIl WUV. ..s inert are n .Hr,.. .ra.win ra-.lre. How to secure an ever-reapy sup-! serious obstacle to its development.; A movement Li now on foot to> “ •x-»ti'r fnr “ it* «"•«» “»■ lvnm Of lint mnnv l.-i ' Huttos* Put Offlcr Unking "* make thi band a true municipal or- i gE^cS jx iTciSi;!' K'“’“ F“n' . reason. .fTXX™ : ganoauon. KUT5 "mV“ P“ X ganization. wnnma, benefiting, vne the ™e .whole aty. city.' Wonderful Record in thc ■ Thc new Postmaster General Li ,other details. The Hastings Build- ^*nc>1> orgMU^Uon^_________ but it certainly makes it advisable. Poaer Co. in lheL adv. this week an(1 suwnrM(j by the city. There is quite insistent upon a reduction in ing A: Loan Association become a Sjxrlal low •— jirices are ?quoted this no hquestion that Hastings NEEDS ..a Receipts for This Year 1 The law propot^s to keep off the — -— -------— • ..»• ---1. .u a . . .. ....... ... ... . personnel in the postal service. He u member of a national trade organl- VETERAN DRUGGIST" highways recklcM drivers who be^ *®®k in th< Feldpauach Market s band, and should have a larger nnd. Last July every poaunaster in an vcrJ. msistent that postal enr- ,a.inn m trite ihL. inrolved in accidents because a<^v- ln h.sue And remember .better band.' Various instruments office where there were |KHlal ein- plo..w.s ina»t retire after they have n..d Jhah h“ ov®r GRANTS INTERVIEW come they fail to observe highway laws, fhey deliver, und your telephone.cud! should be added to the band and 3.000 membera. its business is ad ­ plojces received notice that n<>t-only ; . for nnttv years, even ministered by an Executive MannIt will not effect the vast majority wiu bring them.' . ithus improve the quality of the con-, k—l- ->• Mediom. o^.».«. t*«. of Michigan automobile drivers. William Cole, s. Washington St.: certs. In order to build up bur band pi? office must take A thnv days' /pur redS S.ih’^iH'1 *M Similar laws arc now in effect in Is rcriously ill at Pennock hospital. I we must train our young people. It smonth holiday without pay- for ' Si Sa’ AvtnUc’ Ch‘CaB°' of Moving of Pharmacy twenty states us well as in several due to injuries received in an auto would be too expensive to depend on T^1x^ifirem>plo>ve<wuM^if hi^w D:!C ,o ec«*?mies ln ,thc •‘•orvice. The United States League, organ-’ Into New Quarters ' provinces of Canada. After convtc- accident while’ returning from Cali-: hiring professional musicians, except de.yrtTtake at ^c. 1ye?rs ng" V’ “ld Jhc work Til'* *"" «>«*»*» ja ca|»bte leader. Hastings should Banner has received a copy vof. tinn of a major violation of Michi- fornta a number of weeks ago. desired, take the the entire entire nine nine days day? hl for thc past three months the• jxm of thc local association in the home the Medford. Oregon. News Fealur- gan motor vehicle laws or after failA daughter. Connie Eileen, was have about 25 band concerts'a year. one toe. or a day * a time, or office dcpartiiM-nt has been pr.u linanctng field, has on its rolls toma thc first page Ls a picture of ■ Ing to satisfy'a judgment of $333 or born on Sept. 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Thc cost of financing the band by three days at a time, as he pleased; uc.Uy *H-u>uinm< (or >he nr, .. ---------------------------------m ............................... .. — ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------— — ’ ’ day some of'the leaders in American ^fd Heath. Sr. whom thc paper more growing out of a traffic acci- O. W. Rogers. 202 No Park St. ut taxation would-----------------Increase our--------fates but for nine-days during the three —-• • " dent the motorist's license and all Pennock hcapltal. The little one less than 1 percent On a residence many? many many .'cars years Dir i-w the mt ! finance. .finance- The I he Hastings HastingsAssociation Associationreferefers - to _z as the •veteran ‘druggist." months he was to have a holiday time m many, ihrre was aa suriilus; .‘ interview ______ , registration _ , ,........ __ ___ ' ... ___ is taxed ___ _ *125.00 „ r. most ■ur|>iu.- will willbebeentitled entitled te-rf^d Jw-gFhda a dclagate dclagateTlK The interview » ’iinteresting certificates of the auto- weighed seven and one-half rpounds. which the without pay. In addition to this, montn of August there over cxj<eiire.it r- ex- totothe theLeague's League’sconvention, convention,and andwifi willtlirouabout tluxnighoul and and in in it Mr Heath tells mobile arc Thc only way. Goodyear Bros. Bros. Hardware Hardware ComCotn- the the band bund tax would be $1.95 a year, „v;r cz;~nst ’■s. ----mobile arc suspended. susixnded. Thc only way. Goodyear $1.05 congress passed a law which made ot ' revenues ' .......... ii'ir-Hf-innt,. In rbo I.... ..I . ....... ... ... • . . > *. .. .. ____ _ ________ __ _ . ..... . ... . . ... ___ _ _ _ fifteen per cent reduction in the peeled tluft that wi.l l>- true tor, also participate in the national pro- wn-, pc ti in love with the town to reinstate the license is for Um*|»ny make a special introductory, or the cost of two phonograph rec' ‘ ‘to settle the ’ judgment ’— ” •*In ””offer~~to "those : " --------------------------J or 3 ahccU of ’* — ----.motorist who , have vacuum vrds; popular music. regular pay of all postal employees./tSeptember, and increasingly so from grams for tax relief, home owning where he lives. Mr. Heath was bom in this city.-. the manner Specified. He must also cleaners. Rend the announcemait or one tnp for the average family to; Including carriers. This law is in : ’ Under these conditions the pJ। 1 eheouragement and other Work uiiij.t.; dertaken J>y the League. effect until July 1. 1934. To incn-A-After completing lite work in school furnish the secretary of state with which appears on another page of tbe m<Wies or 5 galluns of gasoline, Officer* and.directors of thc Ra ­ or a few other trivial expenses.. Arc the postal revenue, congress hud : he entered a local drug store as a proof of his financial responsibility thLi issue o! the Banner. tings — itxsoclation are; — ~ clerk. Later lie otablUhed a drug to meet the costs o? any future Th" Milter Furniture Co. ha., an you willing to sacrifice tnli much which waa given over the rad- ----— previously paused the law-requiring ; speech ■ "re: ; Albert H. ^■a* ^store iMIV U1 >ia um,. .^ three cents postage on letters. That io. i that he did not expect that the of ,hLs own. He ptl»pcit-u. prospered, MUU and highway accident. Such proof can be announcement in this issue of thc that we may have a good band? If vacation of three days per; " " 'Yi. stebpins. T—T2—" was y> share snare his ms prosperity done in three wayfe. The motorist Banner which will be of especial i you appreciate band music, whtthW(U rcaay ready to law will expire July 1. 1934.'It did enforced • be continued after t K^n si'ut^FaAM’ RCC wtlh 0,"‘ who had worked .with him mny deposit $11.000 with the state, interest to owners of Hoover va- er you arc rich or [xx>r. whether you not increase postal receipts as ex- month-would : filtUr Attomev; At,----- -- |h th<> BU)re <aw A j, Carvi>th He may file a surety bond or a real cuum cleaners. Social Hoover men pay taxes directly or help some one . Secretary; Kim Sigler. peeled. - < October 1 this year. bond with two sureties, pro- will arrive in Hastings soon. Read , else to pay taxes, by paying ren! or ' The present Postmaster General. TTxre have bicn intimations that and Henry s. Sheldon. Roy C. Ffil- a chance-to buy a half interest In estate 1 Robert T Walton. C. S Mcln- the business, which was carried on vlding for a maximum of $10,000 for about It on another'page. । i by ----purchasing --------------merchandise; —-**---------wheth ----- ­ has followed the precedent set by on January 1 thc 15 per cent cut in ■ ler. tyre. Directors.. his predecessor, of declining to name salaries of postal employees would here for scvend years as Heath and personal injuries or death, and • a , The eleventh annual -8|k>1 light er you pay taxes now or expect to at The assets of the association at be discontinued as thc government tiic'timc of thc ta’-t financial state­ Curre’.h Later Mr. Heath sold his maximum of $1,000 for property theme. "Showboat-* Time." Friday, some future date you will register; has been severely criticised for re­ interest in thc business here to Will damage; or the motorist may file a Oct. 20 nt 8 00 in Central auditor-; ajijirnval by signing the petition askshowing that hi; carries ium. Four, classes and faculty will mg that the jieopje of Hastings . ducing the j>ay of its own employees inent were $158^93.00. , Stebbliui, who has carried it on evercertificate 1 I while demanding, under the NRA. nniiMTV DA v/eon nnk smre. He uils for three years a pub-’ । motor vehicle liability insurance for participate. First 12 rows in center i have a chance- to fotc on thc mu-' lisher of a trade journal In Chicago. . the necessary amount. section reserved for 25c. All other nlcipaJ-band tax and by voting YES I that employers of labor increa.’c the ; COUNTY PAYS S22.000 'wages of their employees. TTi-re has; ROAD BONDS SINCE MAY Th,n hu drAlr‘? for hu old business x Every driver of an automobile scats will btMOc until noon Friday, on the ballot when these papers are i RUflU DUfilUS SINUt MAT returncd and hL. wt.m l0 the Pacinc ,ought to see plainly that Iw liad Oct 20.. After'this time these seats; presented for your consideration. I 'been r.o official intimation that th'drive carefully and alwavs be will be 15c 'Drkets go on sale, ar This is a city improvement which; slash in pay will end December 31. coast locating in Medford. . better ' but ncwi|»pcr corrcs)x>ndint> in Could' Have Paid All Bonds Tly first sentence in Mr. Heath s in n condition to do so. also that it High scho>I Tuesday. Oct. 17.- Ad. t very one should vote for. The jko- , Wa -hlngton have intimated that ; When Due If State Had interview in the News is character- will pe wise for him to carry auto- Fritz Hnckl ’r. n well-to-do filnn- pie of Hastings will not regret the; mobile insurance. er living near Centerville who, since co*:;. but if they should. tlhrfiamtissUc ’tic of him. Hc He saW; said, '"rm an cnthat would be done and they usually p.iwi !♦<■ •<-J ot ,Um I ’ m an cn ' Paid Its Debt to County ^fhusiastic contract player. I a.m fond «t» the depression began wa* known taX to ■ may be repealed by prciwnting it have ranc reason for making suclU . It will be gfofi i----- *•-- ~—• •' of. the — J-—■ — * ’I -----J -*of niCTDIPT DAY ernilT outdoors, nnd am *-fond ’rCc*> considerable sums of m-ui’-y at any regular election and having'.! statemenu. UloInlLI bUT q LUUI hidden somewhere, was killed bv majority vote against, It. working on my lawn and in my gar ­ thc HasB*"? t-.iunty I LocaHy. the busihci rniIRT nF WnWOR bandits Monday night. That night, paid on all den. For the past five years I liave, tings [>ost office'ought to givi.-<■ much Mi,y uie interest tUUK| Ul- nUNUn sh<.rin Leonard and others ol h: .HEATH OF GLEN BOYLE. center’d my attentions-on the lawn, .Mithfucthm to tht« government. Fur • B<.AC have, at at the the reqinrequest the i Glen Boyle, wlio was for many around our house: and I can safely i»_„a .* a rin 'staff u‘n have, t ofof the the year ending December 31. 1932 .-ay that 1 can make two’dandelions, Bo>a Advanced in .Classes >tatc |M>hc,. ut Lanains. partlcijuU.-d reais a stock buyer and also operattiw postal receipts here dropped be­ in the hunt for the cowardly mur-- id the elevator and was station grow where-only one ^rew before." . Four Cups Awarded to low $40,000 for the first time m igent at Milo, died Friday night in The Medford paper'states that Mr ! many years. But <his year they have Troops for Efficiency New Borgess Hospital. Kalamazoo, Heath's drug store,. of which Mr. come back with a bang. Everything ax the result of a streptococcus in­ Tlie Barry County District Boy bond* .trite mon Fred Heath. Sr., and Mr. Fred indicates that Uw receipts, for th". ----- — Scout Coiirt of Honor was held in nn UUIUIIIUU14V An automobile accident occurred , K'ttton. < the principal , Heath. Jr. ure proprietors. 15 being fiscal year, 1923. of the Hustings post l’a'- about one third - -----■ He recently scratched his head ' ’■ of' May moved into fine new quarters. Mr. the court room rin Wednesday eve- Sun<jay afternoon nt the Marlon nnd -Will Will ’,,-n! office will reach $60.mXi and a! Hie tbs on thc barb\(f a barbed wire fence. To Best Express automatically restore Hostings as tin .last. ‘a,tchiga'n paid Heath. i-xprcsMS hLs confidence in nlng. Sept. 27. Rev. L. L. Dewey Warner corner. i»rth of Banfield, in Streptococcus infection set in. By the Itjijir.- progress and prosperity of presiding Advancements in rank u.hlch Mra Mary A B»lyeri: 78. was office of thc first-class and add Your Sentiment were ns follows: To Second Class fataUy mjrired. -Her daughter. Mrs. Monday hLs cast* was so serious that the country. something to the salary of the postScoilLs. Owen Gaskill and Robert jda £pv>n. was with her in the car the doctor advised that he be taken master. ' to the Kalaffixux) hospital. Efforts Sherman. Troop 71. Robert Bronson. h ,. n h wa , >tn , ck by ano . h er auExceptional give her Genuine Orange tire prii Blu’ J“CK,J: ,o rw*1 v‘*“ bond ^HRRA^rki^Q AHTnunmi c ' -September 30 ended .the third Bluiaom Ring! — made 72. and Jack S£Rp, 13: to First Class (CIn(lbl>,. yra E;x<on is a resident of to stay the infection proved unavail­ . quarter of 1933 for the local BRANCH S AUTOMOBILE Scoutsc David Townsend and Arthur ing. so he uhu operated upon Wednes­ by Traub and featured did Dot' office. Through thc kindne ------I Laltalllstcr. Troqp 73, nnd Paul Bolyt'it and Mrs. Epson to thc Del­ day. That did not result as it was county Postmaster Shultcrs w are'abh- to meet it? wy- the principal •ut that Was Taken From Driveway Bates. 72; star scout. Albert Ors- ton hospital where the older woman hop-.'d, and he died the* following give official figures for three months. Drop Friday night. 7he funeral was held lute has paid only a Email at Dr. Lathrop's Hom— rignifiennt or proper for , Sunday afternoon at Delton. He ,wns gas and weight taxes it was not seriously injured.. Made a'73; Good Apprentice Get-Away Sea Scouts. “ Willard ------ •• The ---------------ici> way •»«> to buried at Glendora near Benton; . this county. There is also a two were ---on ----their office,.for the nine, months end: wlio resides Harbor. He 1? survived by his Wife, Two nnd jmi ibly. three thieves Arnold. Robert Corkiris. Ian Iron- visit Walter Bolyen, »*«. balance due from the state that .<r. • ‘ car — tide. Peterson. Fox. Lynn near Cedar Creek, when the acci­ but left no clillilren. Our complete ■election should ha-.e been paid' In 1932. Il stole Ray Branch s V-8 Ford -• Lloyd — -*----------- tWm. * v,'~" total is larger than the receij from the wav . at laithrOp's "»d Llo>d Hopkins. dent happened. Besides her daugh­ ......II. ... ...V drW UIIM-.II .1. Dr Ill Mfr a P*"* -- -• - L- zQl.i.. ; HaU „r,atr> . . . . . .. II any previous twelve moctlis. 1 . in enough revenue so the state car residence Thursday night. After the*®1,1 from the Ship' group. Russell ter, Mr.-. Epson, and her u>n. WnlMr. and Mrs, Will Gtrlinger of fecm,s certain that, leg the calendar liquidate Its •:bl.gatl<>n!»\to the coun- theater w i.. out Mr Branch dtove | Cleveland, leader. Merit badges dnirv fur Btylc, aimpc | Cadillac visited over Monday night year ending December 31* the total Jaward’d for,, ,h.c P.roJecU following children: chn bo done Dr. Lathrop to the latter's home and' Frank' who with Mrs. Carrie L. Cterlingcr and will reach and probably exceed retire all n stepped imide for » few minutes Mined. Athletics. Lloyd PeU-rson. lives in Barry township: Evcrell j Mr and Mrs Herman Winkler. ----------------to --------w... but - 74. vWt.‘ Not exjx-cting remain a i Automoblling. L. Z. Hall. 71; near Gull lake; Claude of Detroit.* Mr. and Mrs Waldo.J. Gcrllnger .-lyort time, and because his car was • Comping. Willard Arnold. 73; Cook­ Mr. arjre J.xta a.ld Mn B^le and family of South Sunfield visin the driveway, he did not think it ing. Albert Orsborn and Bernard FrUendU .ho .lire war Hickory, ,„.d hu moth,ri M„ u OprWilliams. 72. and Lloyd Peterson. necessary t.r take out his car key., isn't good, i1-------------linger, and -----------Mr. and----Mrs. H.rm.n ess meh .r The .nt- itui-vcbut left it in th‘- car. thieves' "■*: Farn‘ mechanics. Lloyd Peter- Mr.s. Bolyen was a pioneer rcsi- Winkler. Sunday. 7I- F'”" »'»• Clp-Mcr Eaton dent of B.irry township. Her hits-1 Miss Ger'mdc Schuler THE JEWELER the prmci|>.il has evidently pushed th puio tram Ihi don't carry -- j ------- ,— ------- of Ann ->>»’’’■ band. Dana Bolyen, died twenty- | Arbor •tired and the in- driveway, into the ........ (1nrt thi n Hpnry Eaton. •”’> is home with her jiarents, d .inn. J-.. i-.«d tte p.,.-.MK> ’L «nd Bv.n Til.- lun-ral ... Mr. and' Mrs. " „ c “; schull,; -----* ’ ami' th- lei “« “ ’”J' Ihrra up i . ----------------------.. .« pur,.... .Key .In, IwM »> I’ rtura'i •l .lllckoo va„„on ... Xt 'HR - ' Corner M two o clock y.sunlay due until next May. If in the mean- .ran. m Uttatp^ Mr ,M M„ p,,,!. ,nd here. Thc .. Golden Anniversary " ’ of Michigan can find-also in the driveway In front of the afternoon. sister. Mrs. Edward Clark, of Has-' I Personal health. Bernard Williams. Thursday ut r.tMFP. M.. at the Sul­ ‘ Barry Branch auto , tings were calling on their Wood-, 1883 1933 r’, 73; Public health. livan funeral home in Grand R-.ipirb of■ h'theliil... thieves X werebonS seen by. * "“''Ceollecunx health. Bernard Bernard WiUlatns. WlUams. CYTCWnTIME TIME FOR CDR roun ?l sump SUU. EXTEND I land friends Sunday afternoon. 1 with interment tn the Middtevill Mrs. S. C. Schuler and Mr. and WHEAT APPLICATIONS ,, ..... «... S|.« d..l b“i^, wwlm.n.L.lhrop cw 1-- -............ Mrs. Walter Cooke coiled on Mr. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Committee ,,.nd Mrs- Spcnor Jotinson tn see highest number of Second Class B^rry County i.v/but m two* men standing promotions vomniiiiec thp ncw -1JlurAdUy ’evening. wax awarded to Troop — । M^r. Sets| Tuesday, Oct. 10, Ktre 7 and she thnnah’ -h’ L. 71- T-.. 6-..K ------Reid- Scoul i«h.-r nS?inhlblhlS!t‘iS‘ Troop 73' Earl K M as Final Date ’■ r Bl : , H -h e.’*on ^ic Hodges Jewelry cup for On September 26 thc U. S. Wheat i < .<. . She did no. . inpect they | percentage of Second Class ‘ “ _u .. , i promotions, also the Kim Sigler .cup Adjustment Admml.v.ration an­ I’. ntwd nnt.> was auard,,d Troop 73 for thc high- nounced through the daily papers there would be an indefinite ex­ "■ pu“ Ck“,,ra- that tension of tune for taking applicu’m M.. th..: "lotions. _ _ _ _ _ . _ tions for wheat adjustment con­ tracts 77iis announcement has SUNDAY —MONDAY forced thc Barry Co. Allotment Com­ mittee to extend time for taking ap­ .... ■...^ ™ UliciMEET|NG0FS|XTEEN plications in the county to October -__,|0tli. after which date further appllLATER- sheriff Leonard rcheld today. and SCOUT LEADERS . ceived word Sunday that the Branch . . Arrangements liavc >been made • Had been-located in Detroit, but . m .. whereby anyone desiring help in] SCHNOZZLE DURANTE MADGE EVANS .• was no clue to the thirit • ■Area Executive John“* v“ “ *«*”*•»»« T. Ben vwci ..-’ nmking out a set of blanks can get Branch is in Detroit up bu-lneu tston Was Honor Quest and such help from ahy township com-! JACKIE COOPER EDDIE QUILLAN cnnnl,n, Wednesday <• Night mittccman or nt the County Agent's And Many Other. Speaker ()fflc , ; Aboat nflet , n mlnut ,. 5 w r ... Lb. Sixteen men met at Hie Abcn qulred to make out the complete ;.nt Taxi Boy.' Comedy—“Call Her Sauaage" shack down thc Thom- of blanks at thc County Agent s Of-1 wi’ are sure our readers will :y>( ■i Johnson river on Wednesday evening . flee. Stop in nn ytimc you are in, LATEST PATHE NEWS FRANKFURTS u. 10c rgri the excursion next Sunday, apple for a Boy Scout leaders' meeting, town before October 10th. theme of the meeting was.' —•_ ----SAUER KRAUT c.„ 10c Chicago and return. The advertise­'‘ The '."'•I ment < bcuhere gives thc particulars. "How and Why of Troop Program- COST OF GAS TAX COUPON - TUESDA Y— COUPON PORK SHOULDER ROAST u. 10c COLLECTION REDUCED A M and reach Chicago at 9 35 A: T. Ben Johnston of Battle Creek j LEG OF LAMB 18c M' M This b. the regular railroad tfine ! Lansing. Mich.—Coat of collec- ■ spoke on measuring cluracter and', <■ ' It will be easy to get to the Cen­ tion of the gasoline tax by thc De-1 BEEF SETTLE ROAST 10c tury rd Progress grounds, which are effects of Scouting on community;I part merit ot .state for the first six ■ I close to thc Michigan Central de|»’. , life. Tin? men enjoyed a pot luck',months of 1933 was six-tenths of Returning the train will leave Chi-1' supper, • those present being., Hugh ।one per cent. This is a reduction of' PARAMOUNT NOVELTY—"SNOWTIME” cago a! ten o'clock a*, night Full Riley, courtly chairman. Rev’. L. L ,25 jicr cent as compared Vith col-1 rood bonds Lb. Freeport particulars can be govten from Dewey., county chairman of Court lection costs for the entire year oL ol Honor; H. J. Foster, comity chair­ 1933. man of Rural Scouting; Lloyd ShaIn 1932 thc cost of collecting $21,­ WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY HERR TOD.n. . fer. field executive; T. Ben John­ 759.195 PRIZES Till: Lb.. 25c ECK-RICH OLEO in gasoline tax was $117,947 ston. area executive; T. S K-- Reid For the first six-months of 1933. the presided over by Dr Ihul: received a present last week which and Smith Sherman. TYoop 71; 'cost of collecting $8,832,291 amount­ CANE SUGAR 10 Lt.. 55c BEBE DANIELS in Fred Ballance. 72; Rwuei! Clcvc- 'ed to 852.917. ; district superintendent she pn.*i’s very highly. Thr donor —----------—---------- -----PRUNES ' • ' Grand Raoid- dfitri w»- Min- Clara Harper, a missionary' land. 73; Dr. M.K. Kinde. 74; Arik --------- .... 3 Lb.. 25c <•! thr Church of. iu.uw the Brethren o.cuuru in in;A ” Heid. Ed Kane ....... and Rev s A ORANGEVILLE (OMMl'NLb.. 19c Nigerta. AfrtGa; Tlfe Trfe present Is is a Wuru. Wurtz. Noshvilte. NoohvUte. 77; Milo DcVrie: ■ SWEET POTATOES large sized, leather pillow top and Arthur Crother.-. Pack 9; Hai The fin: meeting of the Orangetrlmmt d with tigup-s made , from vc>' Burgess. Pack 14 . i ville Community club was held Fri­ an exce Comedy—“The Name is Familiar" Hiakc akin* The work on it' is ar—!---------- '— day night. Sept. 39 and elected their Our Special A-G Ad Will Reach tL- tic and cleverly done Mrs. Teeter I.yBARKER S ONE-CENT SALE officers for 1933-1934: Mrs Jerry ROBBLD I tillffll TIME FOl'R DAYS THIS MONTH. LATEST PATHE NEWS prizes .the gift very highly. president; Mr*. William or the four! ■ The LyBarker Drug Store has Coryell, You This Week End. Deal, secretary. Harold Heffner, .kw.. made merchandising connection that treasurer. After tile business meet­ >r tor. l>* S your vacuum cleaner need enables the promotion of a cne-cent ing a motion picture program was overhauling or rebuilding? If so you Tills is the first of its kind FRIDAY — SATURDAY Telephone Deliveries will tx- ranch interested in thc adv Held by this firm and many oppat- enjoyed. jalbwy. nf of thc Goodyear Bro.-. Hardware Co. tuntflea are being offered to save .„ v. ,. K 2272 At 8 and would fi: elsewhere m this issue. Note the low money during these four big days.! The next meet nut of thc 8 f. price for completely rebuilding your Mast, folk* art fnmlluir with the ‘ Rutland W c. T. U. will be held at Hastings, I 10 a. m. vacuum cleaner. ! Plan. By purchasing an article at; the home of Mrs. Fred Otte Wcdnes"Vi’n regular price you may obtain anoth- day afternoon. Oct ll France* Erand 3 p. ID. TAG DAY RECEIPTS. er one just like it for one cent dur- wnj has charge of the program on Pm'inls frnm thc ni.w. "FATHER NOAH’S ARK Michigan Receipts from Blue tr.wt Bird tasting these four days. Read ..... full ___ par- s. T. I. work Also 11,1it being being RaUv Rally II jy nvi heldi..mere, du Briulday Saturday tutted netted tteulara titulars about about, this sate sale in LyBark-LyBark-* Dav. each ere <®r is -------* flay .wre. dn requested to <ome 1I Pxramounl Comedy— Silly Symphony Cartoon’ ■C. If Hmm&n at 546 North Hanover. H0 « I. irportw. lUmld F.nx- er. Mreruuno In Ihu *«Mi Bin- .nd b.-uu ramrthmo tor thr pro-1 , Visitor s welcome. Wlnrt winner 01 the tat ptue .ner. ^r.m.-Md.y Wxtetx, pro. Bupt. .' | COOD NEWS EOS THE feSaK-E--£?i“S!!» 1: POSTIL EMPLOYEES LOCAL NEWS WATERS CLOTHES SHOP i ta". “SXfiS "”OTd“'» JfX ■' «>» ■ Good News for Men who need a New Fall Suit! We have over New ’Fall Suits for vour inspection ’13^ $18% Truly... An Selection.. in! See them! WATERS CLOTHES SHOP If it we LV. B You Buy These and Save WX’X'Ii’S “Broadway to Hollywood Friday and Saturday IOC Spare Ribs “The Silk Express” Butter 3 6 [FELDPAUSCHS] FOOD “Cocktail Hour” “From Hell to Heaven” it �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER I. 1K3 HICKORY CORNERS. ORANG1 NASHVILLE.. , , A large crowd enjoyed the aplen* The schedule so far has been:— tng the tax over a 10 year period? Mra. Nellie Cross of Hastings gave „4 14_ . ...----------------- •—me o A—You may pay tiw installments Mr,. AS»n O«r<ah and Mr.. Call ■'«“< »“» ®">.’ a very entertaining talk on "Proad- aprF Sunday guests fl—T. as far in advance as you wish, thus Lykina called bn Rev. nnd Mrs.- D . uy weiuiaf. (Continued from page-one) -* saving youraelf interest. C. Ostrcth in Lundng Munday aft- Miss *’ Therrssa Danse of Lansing nent Women at the White House" at------spent the‘week end at her home the Home Literary Club at Mrs. —— ■ Q—I have an unrecorded warernoon.Friday. Oct. fl. Middleville P plays Mr. and Mrs. August taFui Turner’s Friday. Galesburg «t Galesburg, Fri-d runty deed on which thf 1931 and “weaver" tn the elfin world—Har­ | John Wolcott. Mrs. Etta Baker, here. —---- ----------------------- *About 400 attended the first com- ■nd little son of Hopkins were 1932 taxes are- unpaid. Docs this old Finkbctncr. LOCAL ELEVEN HOLDS ; Granger, com^xmdent. and Llhian Eliston spent Sunday! BAHRVVILtE. ’ muriity meeting at Kellogg school day guests of her parents. Mi i new law permit, this deed to be re- Moles Ear—Vintner of Hie goblins. with Mr and..Mrs. Heeley tn JBunMrs, Elmer Outeiwr. ~G7T7T0 A 0-0 TIE 1---He makes wine that cau-ws forget­ corded? field. thc - former George and Mary Hayman spent “nd Joyed the talk given by Prof. Mr and Mrs. Clifford Kahl ,1.. ,»i wk with Mn. Ctalker ol Owl Burnham.01 , „ ' A—Previously. In order to record fulness to those who drink it.— N,.h.r,lr “ B* AM—. «■ «A‘- tertalned relaives from Woe Mortxlhu. nutey M, Mr ’Li and ’E Mm. El- AJ**"? Sdrappy Hastings Gridsters -— —, .. -- --------------- David Townsend. Sunday. Claud Hough. Cl. 01 ? Mr,. Bill OU, .1 <MM. .nd h.d to obtaift a tax certificate which cer- gpiner—A very small and useless gob- Kaiix.ii, pasM-d . Ed. Pierce from Comstock Turn Back the Charges of , »»>• T>»r<d.y .1 cold.uu-r and retumrt by w.y M dinner wuh ber r~nUy. tlftert «.r.. nn |n<1((t ,({ hu t|,nr tified th., that th-r. there were no .Ullnmwnt delinquent. ~*]J|n wh<J his home of heart Mr ■ M4rtriiu.(.and Oeorse and Ml» _Tuoi?,h0,u 10,‘ ,Eaatern farm at this place and is making He^vy Visiting Team taxes on the property covered by 'Sleeping , ‘curled up like a door- Hough won the x>n■ rl... irnnble. ----------■ J: i , “ I? HAnruod tone »1U, thrm. ‘ !>■»'• «WP«r at Hie deed. The Moord-Holbeck act. mou&e-' — Jimmie Adcock. Hastings High school football C. A Aough. He left Nashville NadivUla over utrr ’ Su „d gtu-sl* u ol Mr and and Mrs. M u Ble Mawn.c Temple beta, relebrat- some improvements there. - — however, states that taxes of 1931 Sunday of Mr. tram played Its first hmne game of Mrs Ray Herminetie and little B.?idr. Uie rtf-, Mt... In. UMr a> amuveoary. All ehar(Continued from page one) ' or prior years are not to be com. id- Weasel—One of thr ugliest1 of thc thirty years ago. E the season Saturday and held thc daughters of Gun Plains spent —Miles Waters lie Jeavqs three children -hlldr.1 ami and one*] one pn,.harfv,|!r and Mr, trr member, n MM ——— ---- . ' -- ------------------- CIVU ered M.> a:, delinquent MIM.C since U<*Utl under HUJ this little 'people. large Grand Ledge team to a 0—0 , —— wtih her parents, Mr. and Young ot SanJ WordUtbrop was received fromMary Mr 1>and Thursday Q.—When will unpaid 1932 taxes la^ |twjr wlJ1 nol due unlj| J935. Koll—The sourest und snappiest nob- •fter. Mi* I' «*-la and Mr. Mrs Art----------Earl, of----this -----------------place. Diego. Ills father was brought hefl^; Mrs. Glenn Whldby of Mio. Mich . Therefore, In llw case mentioned in lin. Stiff kwued-too-Mvl Mv!— Enos ta Course and family have Neither team threatened seriously go ' to—sale? leu than a year ago for burial. > Vine. announcing the birth ot a daughter , Paul Adcock. At the 1935 annual tax sale ___ question above. It would be necRev. and Mrs. Gillette of Gull movAl into Herman Morehouse's In the first two quarters but in the onA the Tuesday In May. ------- •for — •>cssary the 1932 tux to be i>uid Slumpkin—The crown prince A fat Tiwy arrived in NashvWle ort Tues- .lake spent the week at the home of on Sept. 29. third quarter Grand Ledge recov- ■■ Q.—f first tenant house for the winter. ■ Die Women's Home and Foreign owe. 1930. 1931 and I"*”’ in order to record the deed.-but the little relf Important elf —Gerald day afternoon and tiw. body was ;their rcxi Elmer and locked after rred a Hastings fumble on Hastings taxes. Which should I puy first? Art Earl attended the funeral bt taken lo tiw* home of Mr'. Anna ,things while they were away. 1,7 . 1931 tax need not be paid. 1I 'ReynrakL-;. •* , Missionary meeting at Mr. and Mrs. , own 35 yard line. Hastings stopi>ed Qribben. where sliort ftnwral service.. Several from here attended the Charlie Robinson’s was well attended his cousin. Chester Wentworth, at A—1932 taxes should be paid them on next play. Then Grand first. Under tiw new laws affecting pnUlTRAPT PACE CCTQ Shag, the Shadow—A mysterious and the talk by Mrs. Perrine of Plalnwall Friday. Ledge advanced the ball to thc 3 delinquent taxes, a longer period''■'UN I nftU I Uftou qlIo Mr. and Mrs. Harry lewis of near ' black presence who is neither gobLansing win is President of the W. yard line but thc Blue and Gold called on friends at this nor mortal; some of thc dark­ Burial in UtiW com terv^ j IUrnernbcr thr j^y services H. A: F. M of the Michigan Wesley­ Wayland of time with tower interest rates, PRECEDENT IN COUNTY ! Un place Sunday. stopped them. Echtinaw punted out , Ls ness ot an underground cavvrn granted on the taxe.i of 1931 and rncucuuiv 1 nv guuis 1 1 Bernard Kelley, 17 of tan ing church Sunday and plan to an Methodist Conference and Cor­ Mr. and Mfl. John Foote and Jim­ of danger. come to hj'—Agnes Johnson. responding Secy, ot thc general so-, mie Elliott of Pontiac and Mrs. Again in the lust few minutes of 1’q —When must 1930 ond ,1931 or Judge McPeek Rules 45 Days King Shadowcob—Monarch ot tiw has conir.ised to the breaking in ol attend. the Standard oil .'atioii iww-. and The C. E. Business meeting will ciety was very instructive as well as Joyce Moore-of Fowlerville, Mr. and the fourth quarter Clark, Grand prior years taxes l>e paid to escape underground kingdom. The evil stealing Merlin strait ’ Reasonable ~ -­ Is Time 'for license b,. ll4.ld wtlh Dorothy and Ferris interesting. Ledge fullback. Intercepted a Has­ interest and penalty? mind who plots mtuihwt to thc plates He is being held in the Jail Lathrop Fndav evening. The Rev. C- S. Rennells is holding Mrs. Alf Lewis. Mrs Gladys Barn­ tings puxs and ran 70 yards for u hart and daughter. Eileen, of Cale­ Reinstatement • princess.—Kneeland McNulty. A,—Taxes of 1931 or prior years at Charlotte for breaking and en- T1„. u A: S was well attended revival meetings at the W. M. donia were Sunday guests of rela­ touchdown but a Grand Ledge play­ muv be puid any time before Sep­ Judge Russell R. McPeek has Just nnd a fine time enjoyed at the home. church assisted this week by the tives at this place. er tripped Juglc. Hastings* end. and tember 1, 1935. without interest or filed his decision in a suit between A1 c I e—Thc gentle, rosy-cheeked tcring there. mald-in-waiting to her royal high­ Mrs. Mary -Hope Ls visiting her oj Bev. and Mrs Van Dome Friday. '’ Rev. D. T. Perrine of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Lewis spent tin* play was culled back. * penalty. president of the Wesleyan Metho ­ II..._ Fred ------Darby of Grand Rapids and -------- —,— ---- , ness.—Florence O'DunnelL daughter. Mrs Hector Hawkins, and flection of officers resulted as fol­ Thursday with her sister, Mrs W. G. Echtinaw and Struble did most of Q —May I pay my taxes in in- Mortimer Nichols of Carlton town- Thorwald , k,wi; pres . Mrs Ethel Wilcox; Vice- dist Conference. —Captain ut the caatle family ut Lansing. near Plainwell. thc ground gaining for the Blue stalimtmts or must I pay the entire ship. Tills j>articul*r^«a.Mt involves Quarterly meeting was observed Morrell, Tlie RebekAh and Odd Fellow pies.i ^ra. Maude Meade; Secy.. guards — Morris Hill. Congratulations to,thc Norman and Gold. at one time? a legal principle regarding contracts Association was held here M1.s Ruttj Mudge; Treas. Mrs. Sunday. who were married the past Angell, Cogswell and Thomaf did amount Solberg —A stow sjiokcn guardsman County Mrs. Leslie Kelly and son Robt. brothers, A — The county treasurer ’ s-office not well understood by the general 1 on Monday evening.Following the.^Kxia Lathroji The next Aid will week. Homer U» MUs Gladys Green come gtxxl work for Hastings on the is glad to co-operate with any tux-(public. It sets a precedent in thr —Mito DeVries. buslrie*. meeting a slwrt program t*. fu.ld at home of Mr and Mrs. Richard are staying for a time at of Kentucky, and Howard to Miss line. {layer by accepting partial pavBarry circuit os to whul constitutes her mother ’ s. Oundred — Another guard. — Harold ^"Riven ’ ' A jr>t hick luncheon was . .... , E OoldHi Friday Oct. 13. Club. No. Substitutions: Snyder, Furrow. menu. If you wish to pay this by a Tea.<onabl< time’’ for re-msUting Mrs. Farr. Mrs Smith. Mrs. Bur­ Gladys Cutcher of this place. 8inlth'served. Tlie next meeting will be one serving. Cooper nnd Juglc. ' ’ n scries of payments, tiiey will assist u land contract tong in default, King Radnor—The beloved monarch held in Hastings -... uof. dick and Mrs. Fred Kelley were Mr. and •»*». Mrs. o. S. E. ru Powers It’s all right to bring back the bi­ Line Ups. Gd Ledge Hastings you by arranging a schedule of pay- The proceedings were orgtnally some of the local women who at- cycle — Robert Cook. Mr and Mrs. PredeFUfier and Nashville called on Mr ami Mrs. Hpopularity of 40 years ago. but Bmelker Brigham menu. I brought. before Circuit C.Hirt ComKl'nua —The III, widowed „ V* mother I,,,,. ... , -family .............and - Tom ..|Kay wen- at the j wfjcox Sunday evening. early action should be, adopted Stevens (Capt.i Hillier Q-—Are 1932 taxes affected by Hie, mlaaioncr Archie McDonald to forc- Dame Morna Freeport last week. • Be?.d.:::: Sunday. Mrs. Noru Fossett is assbting In of Cubert. a gentle |ier»on wix> Ox-Bow dam Sunday against of the handlebar Thomas Moore-Holbtck delinquent tax bill? 1 close a land contract covering the Hunrter Mrs. Lovell Dewey is quite ill at mustachea —rettim Dan Evnits. who has been In poor t h e O f xj r an d Mrs. Leonard takes excellent cakes , on her >,«< Rochester Times-Union. Cogswell A.—The Moore-Holbeck bill Lx one' farm property occupied by Mr. Morgaiv her home. health fur some pnw. fell and frac- oavt, near Nashville. hearth—Vivian Gladstone. R. Clark Banash adopted by thc 1933 legislature Nichob.. According to Mr. Darby, Whitford Rockwell U able to be lured his limb on Saturday. . . ■ ... The L A S Is planning on holdAngell which permits tiw amortization of, $1790 00 waa past due and he claimed Cubert—Tiw thirtecn-year-oid miner Buhl adv-anc^Q age it was inK community supix-rs during tiw about again. His brother Willis, is boy who learns-to face fear.- -Jun­ impossible J.o wt McNaughton Berkwith delinquent taxes of 1931 or priori that this fuel constituted a default, seriously ill. it , ; fall and winter months. Blough , Kelley years over nn extended iwrlod of,Testimony at tiw hearing brought ior Walton. R« v. Owem» of Battle Creek, jxv-, Kingsley ’•*;» — ----years. . IlI. cancels .. ................ the lax — sale'.out ~*v,uustiw u«- fact i«wuu. that for a period of years The Woman From Beyond the Hills tor of the local Baptist church, sufSOUTH THORNAPPLE. Summers Stniblc of 1934 and permit* Hie payment of the annual payment under the con­ --A hweitly mysterious person ferrd a stroke a few days ^go. Mrs.. Sprague left Thursday fojJ Mr and. Mrs. John Moore and .... ’ Hmilh these taxes any lime before Sep- tIuct fu,d either been missed entirely wirosc dre.<s re.M-mbk n tlv int-t , On Friday night the .Evangelical family who resided tn thc late Mrs. her ‘— home U---- I_In Toledo./}! Ohio, where she THEATRE <- MIDDLEVILLE OlliclaU: Hixxt. Robinson tlonlai. tember 1. 1935. without interest or or •h id• •-- jsartially paid and4 ••• ■• rolling up from the hills. Tiw lady Sunday School will have a banquet Martha Hoyt s dwelling house thLs will resume her been that .... uoA tteaching. On Friday Hastings plays Howell penalty. It provides for payment no proceedings to forfeit the con-; whose muAic goes before her. - in thc basement of the church. For summer, returned to their home in " E. E. of’ Cressey spent the ” Cairns “ there. । by Installments of one-tenth each tract had been previously taken Florence Grooti •flrw Sundays precedUik Rally Day Ohio last wi-cfi. Saturday —a Sunday past week with his sister. ----------year, the first payments being dur H»e defence. therefore, entered a Gwenda । Mr. ---and ----Mrs.---Psalter and Mrs. -Her Mu t Royal Hlghneu, a context was held, thc class having Mrs. John Gs-rkitls and infant. — —, ------plea that the strict terms of the T K ‘s Fl FVFN WINS b,’f°rc Scomber 1, 1935. t)ie ten-year-old Gwenda Mari* the h'.ghcxt percentage of atu-nd- who spent several weeks here with Hoover of Detroit spent from Wed■ «!: T.rnr-r^Ak Q —Do I have to make appllcatloh1 contract had been waived and that unce wn> to be'the honor cuesta. her mother, Mrs. James McCrea, nesday till Sunday here. Moklmillan Trcvnrow Isabella . TWO OF THREE GAMES to come under the terms of tills1 summary foreclosure could not be Chumley Radnor, princes of the Mrs. Roy Brumm nnd her clow of and family, returned to her home in Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas. — ’ bill? 1 enforced ns a result. received **the royal line of Radnor.-Cynthcal high school girls -----“ larg­ Chicago lust week. Mrs. Honeysett ot Kalamazoo were Middleville has been very succcm-| a.—No. Any taxes of. 1931 or!■' According to a decision by the Suest percentage. A put luck supper Reed. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. Johnson Sunday night callers at E. D. Heyful during the part few weeks of the prior years are automatically; |,rrnic Court of Michigan, if a —A .sharp-toii(**.ird nurse­ nt seven o’clock and a fine program spent Sunday in tansing with her nolds. football .■•eo.Mjn. Lou of new nui- brought under its provisions. i landlord accepts less than' the Mabina sister. Mr- und Mrs. G. B. Brown Mr. and Mrs Reynolds were in maid and eorcrnes.s ft> her royal has been- prepared/ tcrial turned out Ila- opening day Q —MtLxt the 193’4 taxes be paid amount specified-by the contract On Wednesday afternoon Mrs, El­ <nee Eva Subin >. and daughter. Mrs. Nashville Monday. . highn£» A quick tempered ludv and having six veterans left from to take advantage of the Moore- and permits defaults to occur with­ Admission 10—20 Cents would gladly |1»V down her life mer Northrup entertained the Evan­ Lticlla Miles, of Washington. D. C.. John Plough’s returned to Toledo, hut year gave Caoch Holtforth plen- Holbeck bill? . out starting foreclosure, he waives who gelical -Ladles’ Aid . * who with Mr. Miles had been at- Ohio. Saturday. for her prlncc.v. — Geraldine Will ­ ty to work with. The team was sueA —No, It Lx advisable to pay’ his right to suddenly institute pro­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawthorne tending thc fair in Chicago. j Peter VsnHout and family ot ceasful in winning two out of the the 1932 taxes before November 1,> cecd)ng&. no matter how kindly hb iams. nnd children of Lacey spent Sunday Wednesday and Thursday Miss Mary Blackford spent Sun- Comstock called on Clifford Kahler's first tfine gomes played*. This sue- 1933, but thc fact that 1932 taxes' forbeara’nee . had previously - been Mottlcsnout-Tiu- pfime minister of afternoon ,,IirrntK,n with WIU1 the Ul,. latter ,M„„’sS parent, ,„,rllL, , day October 11—It forenoon with her people in one day last week. ce.ss came only out of hard nnd ef- lire uniiutd .. docs . not. prevent tiw The common sense reason lx hind the Goblin Kingdom. A wi.se ami Mr Mr5 p„lt,.r Kinnie. 1 Rutland. Later, accompanied by a “‘~ flcient training' under Couch Holt- taxpayer from receiving relief. RICHARD BARTHELMESS ->»■ evil elf with n very long nnd ail( j ; Frank Frlghner this verdict da that the purchaser NORTHEAST CARLTON. sister and others visited her sister, Q —When may I pay the first in- has thc right to rely upon the nabitfreckled nose At thc window for llnve go,,,. to to visit Rev. und family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford' Mrs. Lloyd Endsley and children has been working on thc finer points xtaihncnt of 1931 or previous takes ual waiver and has the right.to bean instant when you first sec him. and Mtv c C. Gibson and famlily Johnson and family, of the Brew of Potterville and Mrs. Walter of the game. Thc oeednd team has tinder this a^t? Reed. , und Earlc Feighner. neve . ........ lleve umi Hiat uic the winiwci contract nifa has wcu been •»*al- —Robert Lower and children of Lansing district. One of the Finest Picture* ot MM1H* games scheduled tills season A—Any installment or install-• Uire<1 ,u lo lls atrlcl icrnvi and will Troll of the. Mr. and Mrs Paddock nnd son visited their <parcnls. Mr. and Mis. . —The . ..husky. forge . smith ...... 1933. Also Comedy. but haven’t played any us yet. ments may be paid before Septem- ,not p,. forecIoeUHi until >w has been goblins. ’ —Chester McMillan. Robert of near Hastings spent Sun­ With all the new-fangled gadgets A. M. Decker one day last week. Before .mTumiI opened the team ber 1. 1935. witlwut Interest Unless lioijfl(d |n writing that in spite of Ratkin—A small and very aly goblin day With Mr. and Mrs Ottie Lykins, in a home these days, the college Grace Olmsted has been sick with ALL SEATS 10 CENTS by -tlial ](.nh.nCy m m uie th,, past, past.’ute the couconhad a week or r.o of extra practice Uw first payment— is paid -.. — sucn leniency * who lies uen there iiicic sleeping iurvpiuK wlwn wimiii you j»>u Mr and Mrs. Than Lykins r-'----- ---und girl who Intends later on to major summer flu. tn sale miU In in May. Muv lnjct . . . W1U... Mrtctly .... enforced in thu ... t<» get toughened up because Hie first tint,* date. IHie taxes go to Attend These Bargain Show! Mrs. Lillian Hayward of Delton nr.- rev him—Richard llllnckley ,nn- Kenneth. <>^Charlotte spent;In housekeeping should work for a game came the beginning ucek of 11936ItutallmenLs may be paid at fu,..r(1 aUowtnK a reasonable time I Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wirt degree in electrical engineering.— spent part of last week with her srhooL not’ giving the playirs an I any Hinebefore the due date. luiure. allowing a rca^nami i Surine. Philadelphia Inquirer. "A . Un which to pay up the amount past | parents. Mr. and Mrs. Scqtt Lydy. SOUTH MAPLE GBQVE. equal chance to get into condition.: a ~ -WI.M * ' ntawl Io I Imvc lo u commi.faner McDonald IWMiddhvilli- has n hard schedule this' pay Week’s Letter. .v under this IM, plan? ,.l«n? lowed ihL, rullnj .ml decided (he La-st I year but intends to nft*cl it with a A—No interest is collected on any ’ case against Mr. Darby without pre­ Mrs. Keith Jarrard of North installments paid before Septem­ judice to rc-itarting thc proceeding.- Castleton well trained team. and Mrs. Andrew Link of < It is very evident that football will ber 1. 1935. After* that date they. alter a reasonable notice of rein- INashville called on their brother. take the place of other forms of ath­ bear interest at the rate of 4 per j statement -hud been given Mr. Vern Elliston., and wife Sunday aft­ letics ns Hie chief sport, of life .school cent |xr annum. I Nichols. Q.—May 1 pay all installments In , Accordingly Mr. Dgrby, through ernoon. because of the increasing interest ! one or two years, instead of spread-i: hU.attorney, L. E Barnett. gave no- . Mrs. Bob Elliston. Mrs. Ida Nor­ shown toward it. ton and Ch-ota Conklin attended the 'ticc staling that 45 days would be funeral of M. L Bllderbeck in West । allowed as a reasonable time for Vermontville Tuesday afternoon. paying up the back Indebtedness of Robert Gray spent Friday al Leon. $1700.00. No jiaymcnt having been ,Gray’s in West Vermontville. made at the end of this specified The neighbors hud a shower for [period, the suit was again opened Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Gray Friday before Commissioner McDonald. Thc night at the home of his parents, Your property In Michigan’* Largest Fann Mutual Fire Insurance defendent made the plea that in Mr. and Mr*. E E. Gray. Company with a policy that has no technical loop-holes to avoid Men’s Whipcord Men s Corduroy view nf bonk hol|day and jviewm oank noijaay ana the tne fln- c. w Knowles attended the fuliability, consistent with safe underwriting. A blanket policy on inancial depression, that tiw 45-day neral of his*brother-in-law, Samuel Men s personal property. Net resources nearly One-Half Million Dol­ । period was not sufficient tq raise at 14lkc Odessa Monday. Rtalng Breeches lars. 1-osscs satisfactorily adjusted and promptly paid. Careful such a material sum as $1700. The. MrJ> Ada Bnkh eiiU'rtaiiwd the Cossak Jackets underwriting and a thorough system of Inspection maintained, (commissioner ruled In favor of thc Ladies’ Birthday Club. Thursday to eliminating overinsurance, fire hazard and undesirable risks. plaintiff. Mr. Darby, and the carw a chicken dinner. Boys’ Corduroy I was. therefore appealed to the cirXlrs Lulu Gray nnd Robert encult court. After considering the tertalned Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. facta of the case. Judge McPeek af- Jnmes Van de Gelson and son Karl firmed the decbion of the conunls- of Kalamazoo, Mr. apd Mrs Harold MORRIS O. HILL, Hastings sloner that. ,45 days was ,Or0y of cum Assyria and Mr uuu and -• Iit " , and : nnzt :held —yAnvynan'p -----“,Z, , -wruy uH nln ”the Inn . . MbH v . Via, « .. and ■ ,fainlly ---.... MA , Sufficient and within Mr(l Leon Orny of W est . reasonable .luu’ <1.«t nwanln? of nf the the .. _ L. meaning Uw VermonWille. ’ Oxford color. State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. • Tiw time allowed in tiw notice. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Cunning­ Button Style something more than a month and tarn and son of South Kalatno 1I0MU OFFICE 702 CIIUBCII Sl.'rUNT, MICH. a half, was in my opinion all that gunday at the Jarrard-EHlshl nfl Double teat Elastic In­ W. V. BUHRA8. President. could have been reasonably asked ton home ji !j/ and knee on behalf of the defendant. ” said nnd Mrs. Eber Hoffman of serts, Wool Judge McPeek. "It was longer than Hastings spent Sunday with Ids par­ Button Style any statutory period provided and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoffman, or Corduroy Made of 2002 solid-color as. counsel for. tiw plalnUff has In- Mr. and Miles Sawdy and dlcated. there Is nothing in legisla- famlly ol Woodland were Sunday Elastic Inserts all wool material Lace Leg •. $1.69 Hve action Indicating that what lias | afternoon callers • been regarded as a reasonable no-1 Mr and Mrs Hcnry j Voltz of Thursday, Friday and Saturday Button Leg $1.98 ticc was not Riven In this Instance, wausaw. Wisconsin, are visiting In m, view ot live matter, emplmn M„. Volt7 s ,uler u„. o. c MatBoys’ Lace $1,29 should be placed upon the fact that shall. the owner of a contract, who I c w Knowles spent Thursday at through a lenient attitude has > waucousta granted extensions of time to his o c Marshall made a business Men’s Fleece Lined Boys’ 12 Lb. Boys’ Fleece Lined Men’s 12 Lb. vendee, opportunity for preserving lrtp to Thursday. his contract rights which strict in- Mrs. L. W. Jarrard hns been on sistence would have denied him. sick list this post week should not be penalized unduly on, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Marshall, Alaccount of his indulgence. i ta Marshall, Sherman Fulton and VERY STRONG Heavy Weight Heavy weight, long Spring needle knit Under the new moratorium law,, and Mrs H j. Voltz spent Nature** simple, Inexpensive way to rid the system of poixonx, Spring needle knit, long Act. No. 132 of Public Acts of 1933. [Sunday at Mrs. Zolia Miller’s in zluixishneM, xallow, muddy complexion. A mild, effective laxa­ sleeve, sure fit. Ecru color. Long Sleeve the defendant is entitled to an ex- castleton or short sleeve. tive. Cleanse* the bowels, increases action of the kidtieya, re­ tension if he complies with certain Mr Mrs Davld young and vives a torpid liver. Recommended by leading physicians for terms as to annual rental, payment |Mr and Mra A C Barmorq of treatment of of taxes, etc. Both parlies are iifw , creek were Sunday afternoon , working for a satisfactory agi'eeal Frank Norton s. Constipation, Rheumatism, Stomach, Liver, and , I Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray of Kidney Trouble, Indigestion, High Blood A contract is one of tiw most Eaat Asayria spent Sunday evening Pressure, Common Colds. common instruments of business and; wlth Mr and XIr5 Harve CheeseTexas Mineraf-Cryslals are produced from the natural mineral thls case illustrates an interesting and famlly Boys’ 14 Inch water. Nothing added. One tablespoonful will make from 12 Value Leaders! Men’. “Tip-Top" phase of contract law. Ladles’ Aid will meet for an All-Weather to 20 ounces of sparkling mineral waler just as if fresh from PLEASANT JllU.. ~ I “"."S' m<T‘ln“ *'“h Ed“h I Sporting Items k ! ‘The Silver Thread' TMFOWOI I 81 CO. TREASURER .ARCADE 1 SILVER CORD' With IRENE DUNNE ‘Central Airport’ FARMERS INSURE Lumber Jacks JACKETS . $ Factory Advertising Sale . . 49 Ot the World’s Famous Texas Mineral Wells CRYSTALS Buy $1.50 Package for $1.00 Package FREE! A Genuine Health-Giving Mineral Water In Your Home for Only a-Few Cent. Per Gallon I \ MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE During Factory Advertising Sale $1.30 site Crystals, with $1.00 size FREE, will 1* sold for only 11.00. If you are not satisfied with results, keep the $1.00 alie I use it first), return the $1-50 package (unopened) during dates of this sale and your money will be refunded. B. A. LyBARKER •’Where Immediate Attention and Courtesy are shown to all ” HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 2115-WE DELIVER The first meeting of the P. T. A. bolt Thursday. was held Friday evening. The chllT.M4R*r r-ORNERS dren put on a short program and TAMARAC lORAtKh. Miss DeFoe of Uie Kellogg Founds-1 Last Week’s Letter. tion gave us a short talk. I Mr. and Mrs. Hale McDirmid have Mr. and Mrs N. C. Kraft of Char- moved to Mulliken. lotte were Sunday guests of Mr. and: Miss Stata Smith of Grand Rapid.-. Mrs. Matt Bedford. Mrs. Kraft re-!spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. malned for a few days* visit with and Mrs. Burt Smith. other relatives. j Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Curtis of The Project Club held their first Grand Rapids and Cecil Curtis and social meeting and organized for the family spent Sunday at Myric Curyear at the home of Mrs. Bert Mr. and Mrs. Charles Furlong and Palmer Thursday. Vere Carter entertained the teach­ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Klopfer of ers of Freeport and Miss Wilson, our Pleasant Hill. OJilo, spent part of last week at tgrl Furlong’s and local teacher, at dinner Wednesday evening at the home of hla parents, Thursday they all visited at Mm. Rose Kimble’s near Sunfield. i Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Carter. mi. and auu Mrs. mio. Cyrus rwyeua diuu /ci and »UU M1SS Pauline EllZ Of loflia Spent | I Mr. Shroyer ' son. Clayton, of Barbers Corners1 Bunday at home. j were-Sunday guests of Mr. nnd Mrs.i Miss Velda King of Grand Rapids ] Bert Palme.- and children. spent Sunday at home. . Union Suits Union Suits Union Suits Union Suits 79' 98' sr 79' HIGH CUTS Men’s Lesthsr hi-cuts Black, plain toe, storm welt height! Soft re­ tan upper leather , sturdy composi­ tion soles that meet thc demand for long outdoor Shoes for AllAround Duty! LW Evtry Utp m V these water-re­ ' peHeflt shoes tells you thev’re »ufit1 Si’ZJ js fort I Moccasin Type! Knee Boots Msn’s ifr-lncli HI-CUTS •4.98 her l« , , . ciefceJ hooks and eyeleul J Storm Walt! A strong boot at • ■mall price. 1 ] । I * ■ �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1933 PACK FOUR [ FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY | COATS GROVE. . SllDDLEVILLE. Mrs. janira Janies rncuum, McGurn, wno wlio naa Haa|i Next Sunday Lpren Oversmith Last Weeks letter. ।! mrs • been visiting at John McGurn’a and. wm nave charge of the Community a. w Getty and Stanley Johiuzin nf Yp^tprrlrt ofher friends has gone jo C|ii- service und the chaplain of the left Friday- for the north land, where XJtso v/ a CdiciUU) cir, m attend the worlds fair,l Ionia prison will be the speaker they will. fUh tor a day und return ■ ; * . |! and will then return to her .home in | Don't forget the chicken supper Acre Monday with Mrs Getty, who •mA: vwadr *nr» rennaw ’ l,eld nt thc L A 8 "n Fn<,V BVe’ lias been sojourning there for some TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. ! Sheriff McKeviU and wife were in nlng at the church basement -If nm<• Announceriiem was made a! Middleville last week to attend the #nv desire to go to other programs word w»j received here Thursday Grand Rapids Monday from the »'«ldlng of Mr and Mrs D W aryd are there promptly at 6 o'clock 1)T u-e d. -th ot Mr; Chat Ir- Haj Ui. of IM UNUd SUU. ’MW •» l*W »' «• Wb« *.-h Mr H.p , op-uu*. ,. •, r ’x" 8h‘rin 11« M’me other. programs that are w pholowould galleryform .herea foi .Mvrral ly ix-nt on peace n.serves of the cpinmtaahmtfiK of; on (O t)ie j&sr this week Mes-|to be- given on the same evening in ji-.u,. lah-i going to California twenty-three of the member* in tht- dame* Georfcv Barnes. J.imv.* Clark. I surrounding neighborhoods wh-;e I;- dir-d Since then Mr.* Haydistrtyt. will Hoye*. N. T Diamond. Dunlap I a son whs born to Mr. arid Mrs (,.r lived in several Michigan Muses Veto Armbruster. Margate- ML. is Wolf. Hicks. Florence* Scab? < Gale .Murphy Wednesday morning town- and visited hen- several time, JBcckctt. Dorothy Lxmg, Loleta Par- and Fanny Wood. iThe baby otffy lived about six hours/where lie had many friend*, who k<-r. Clementine Nuble-s were in MidMis.* Alice Claliulia returned to’Our sympathy is extended to them mourn i„ i p.*.-. n>g She was laid te> dlcvillc Thursday night to ws.*ii.tw^<‘%»wc.igo yesterday-when- she will' a fine program was given at the H-sl in Alk.i.in 1 the dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. R.. remain for some tune before re- p r a . Friday evening in charge Mrs. -— who . , has been ---Met'- j -Morgan, turning lo her home in Nevada: : of Mr. and Mr* Chive nwut by them of u $2 00 tax on or force the decrees of the court. In T and T. D. French. . visiting. friends here for several rbar of pl 1 Grant-Hendershott Grant- Hendershott and wife. MisMr and Mrs: A C. Barbor The D G. T O ■ merta at the .... Recognition of the civic player before Nov, 15 but no pension ap- any corflmunity of any size tiu- au­ ------ - Rapids ----Nettie Hendershott H..1wi..n.h..tr and Mrs Ls_, — fhinch next wxek ----- Wednesday ------- -eve... w „’ednvsda.. vul wh-. n after visiting were m ih .... UIw h- eify N»ttM* -- ; movement -os a worthwldle com- plication will be considered before tharity of the courts rests upon ac­ -Grand r.^...v., Dickerxai left for Chicago .and-the nlng for a jxH luck supp ; and a tra-nd.. for a few day>. will |»roevvd ’ munity project was given by Fred Jnn L 1934. Tiu-. estimated co*t rual or potential .force; on the exist- Thursday Mrs. Barbers mother. ;g<xxi program is wing . ...her ... ... . ,, of placing these names oh thc rollscacc ------- •-------- -------■— .Mrs. J. E Hogle rotunied u>a ;Grund Graml. t‘ur Tuesday Tuexdny morning innrning . ^good program k being prepared The, . to e»n> home m Pwca. Okla-. a police, or on•-----------Ute knowledge Ktu-xr. wocUle-MIW oi 11k Icmu ,, al ,iM.. that of Bur- ■ community h invited • homa. wlw-rr she now make- her the able-bodied men of the Rapids with them. She will also" Mr* v * r'*--* *«• Comity News and a leading oolum* qoo, which either thc county or state country are both ready and willing visit her daughter und family in;'lington. low^i. Weiini-sday morning! Tin- Blrthtfay mating mu field horn*-. after a lwi> weeks' visit with .her 1 with Mrs Flossie. Benndt. Quite Dr it C and Mra Swift n-liiin-d nist among the weekly scribes, in the will have to pay — H. T Johnson in to see that the decrees of judicial Laming. in this city. • a number from here were present. — Wednesday from Pontiac, wlwrc following words’. .the Saranac Advertiser. and legislative bodies are put int> Mr. and Mrs T. lairnbard and parents 1 Shirley Smith. L J. Goodyear.,.p,-a:l -and Agne ---- Dt-mond — Haight they.had been attending tbe Pytheffect- In new and wild communities guests. Mr and Mrs Wm. Mon -ol -Hastings Civic players will pre­ • ■ program and Mat- <iU1 c.nvenfioii- They r«-|xx t verjr tn­ BASIC RELIGION. of ttawhen- there is. violence, an honest Racine, were Saturday and Sun­ George and John Wooton. Walter luid- charge sent ‘The Sihe’r Thread,"‘October Thoughtfulness ___________ coupled with ..a man must protect himself; and uuti! day guesta of Mr. and Mrs. E B and Mias Belk- Lampman left for ' tie Kimble nnd the hostess served. v-n-stlng huttings- Next year’-, 6. Recently this same company- of o„,v. .refreshments.. meetings-will ‘ be held at Alma. (face.v chanty • - ranging from ordl- other -means of .securing his safety More of Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Anu Arbor Monday. Mrs. Miller is seriously til at the Michigan . local talent produced the ■great nary acts of kindness to jlnanciai’ are devtsed. it is. both foolish and' Vcdder, Mr and Mrs. Clinton J)। home Ill'll IV of 1 her daughtrr. Mr’- Ullii— • •ft Friday -tor JackEnglish drama, -outward Bound" as.'istancc is basic religion. A wicked to persuade him to surrender Lahr. Mrs. Emory Stilts and Mr. and ----- -----, She has been slek for a ! Bolton. stingy jierson is never religious, Gen- his drins while the men Uho are with marked-success. The Hastings eros-lty. predicated/m one’s ability dangerous to thc community retain Mrs. Floyd Gaskell spent Sunday ' Hiram Roggrs and family and D. lung while but is much worse ndw Tlioiiui.-. Tolhur.vt ■ father. there also. W Rogers and family returned from Willard to able to sit up now. after idcrfljjuuld be followed in every {o K.Vl, |S the fl rat lytpisifc of gen- their.' He should not renounce thc IJ. Balsam. ng<-d 78 y>-aiMrs. Ida Wood’was in Cahd.mi.i , ! his serious illness. •.line Christianity:—"wcency. char- right to protect himself by his own Sunday and Monday to cater for; Chicago Thursday. X,,. Michigan conununity, where A very pleasant pedro party was I Dorothy Dell of Woodland Vis­ nftlnins • r u... posable to •recruit a sufflcienj num- acter af.lei and btht-r < s c-utials ate usu- efforts until the community is so' the wedding of Miss Rhea Kin.-y.!,given by Miss Gertrude Bentley In.’! ited Marian Wc^xlman Sunday altally found in jx-rsons possessing tbe organized that it can effectively re- and Mr Joseph Cronin which look •" • , ber of players. Not only docs it pro­ lu.'t mentioned requirements I.llev.r thc individual of the duty of. Wtsliv-.day night. Eighi tables were erndun Mra. Toilulr.-;:.- home. Monday m 2 a .1 i—a -vldc gwxj ciean entertainment tor rnad ,.a[1 something’today which to my putting down violence So it is with,'place nt the Kinsy home Monday1 filled and "rising jiedro’’ played. Th<Mr-. |.en.ih Sca-<- suffered from |. m. burial m Mt Hop.- Mr. mid night. first prizes, a cut gifts:, boftle nf per- i infection in her hand last week natiorv _____________ ____ __r well ---- •noth Mra. Bubani. who for .-<»nu-time hav*notion isrbcd-rock religion und in thc nationEach keep public. ’but nation it has must the tendency nnd two roiv. fume and a box oj bon-bons wen : prepared to defend itself until the Mrs —- Cora ----- —Dunning ----—-----A COALITION? bri:,6 Ollt 1,1,5 qualities in establishment of some form of mWhiting. Ind., sw guests .>•. awarded to Mr. and Mrs, W. N Gold Medal contest on Sunday me- ,narrl,.(f ,;i Y,IUS flS-o Hept. 20th. According to rumor Fred Green »h<« who participate and add.* j= Chidester. ■ nlng The medal was won by I.rt- i<«33. Several children n«Ai a liost ut n-rnatiomil police )»wer. competent Mr untl Mrj’ c A- Kvrt ,iU-1 ..nd willing to prevent violence a.* the young men returning Friday and han Tolhurst of Hastings Other are 1,-H to mourn. and Alex Grosbcck. arc attempting much to their value u progressive between iwtions As thing? are now. •'«»• Dunning remained Dr a longer FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY contestants wi re Elot.se Smith and OuT >r|u.>t k hin-er than ever nnd A to form a political coalition to save citizens." I The Board of Education at ,lhvlr Marleali Barnum of W<k>.(1.ukI; everything i.- Ruing fine The f-ot such power to coihmand peace v«k. the Republfcan party in Michigan r‘ "*”’f*“'fthroughout thc world could best be . mid Mrs. Claude- Wood and i meeting hist evening voted to rals»- Lloyd lk-mond-from here and yir- lw|| n,,... 1(1.) pr,,tl> llt(Hid..ner their asMinxt by some combination be- daughter Geneva sjx-nt Sunday wita by taxation the following .stuns, viz. and to ’rescue thr state from Dem­ ly true. Also it is a fact Uiaf. al­ Friday tween Tha-e great nation* which Mn- Battle Crock r'r,“’v nlatlves. Mrs. Jennie ’**’n** Teachers' salaries, $3,600; janiocratic misruk. Mr. Groesbeck w- though the ingenious creations cf ward ’or behind cerely desire peace and have no Salsbury returned with theth tor a .tor. $350; secretary, $40. fn-.usurer. People here, wpre very pit-used have become universally understand is ta run for. governor Hollywood - ■ week's visit. I$25; taking sch«»] census, |30; m­ K- l ey and Bessie W«XMiinati Tin thought themselves of committing nnd Mr. Green 1A to displace Arthur accepted as thc standard variety^of Richard. Mead was in Owowo Sat- , ti-rcsl nn *bonds $3A0«i; insurance judge-. w«-n.*'Supt. Kit-on-.iif Wi".<* aggressions. The combination might ---------In returned here. mtertainment, there, Ls is still a dede­ Vdndcnberg a-’- United Slates sena- cn ’erlainmt-nt. there. at first be only to secure jk-.icc with- -urday and Sunday. hi» mint. Mr. $300: printing $25; wood $450; inci­ land. Mrs Dcweyf arhj Mrs. l.yl< fine tfralcful. laki in certain definite limita. and ct-r- Chas. Speara. returning with him Lu dentals $230; n-'w furnaces $500; tor We have n«’> verv strenuous ob- !«“«><* *lth dtirtiq 5 visit with her mother and sister, rain deflnite conditions; but thc i — ■ । repairs on School building1- $500; -lu.-;. V s««r- flesh and blood actors, a' live civic XcUOM k> Mr. or^beck -­ ruler or statesman who should bring lira. Rachi-1 Eib and Miss Lucy Erb । total $9A60. being an exce.ss over i d he w is asked t» return. the fact players iLvix-tation to admirably nor. although we <deplore \ abput such a combination would TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY Raypumd Hervc-n. who that Michigan affairs arc so mud• ­ sqiifd to^neet this demand. In have earned his place in history for The annual election of ofllv tv ot Mr and Mr- S W Perrin and all time and his title to (he gratitude the -Hastings WhUl Club will be dled that we must even consider small -communities especially, children of Detroit were ovct-Mlghl puzzl oi all mankind." calling a man of in* dictatorial na­ held in the club rooms on next Tues­ SOMETHING WRONG. . working on a Mr. and Mrs. PiiUl _____ day evening Few nu-eltiigs were ture from retirement to straighten Cal Wagner* Minstrel If any sport Li so full of potential 1-------1 ---' 1 ■------------- -The above was written by one of . held during the summer, but inter­ things out. But *we cannot consider one of th-.'ir entertainment r--k with Mr and Mra Fred Mill- coming do ----- -------- — ------ the mast aggressive aqd combative • -—• a*—— •• •— dirt that it takes thirty-three state ---- — for a minute substituting Frvd Thomas Sandbrook. who,ha.s lx. n hand* full one particular suggests the program at all Americans — Theodore Rooa evenings, and preimrations will be inspectors to keep it straight. w<- of Rntury Club/everywhere . •iv. iKiinfu! veil. It' is an extract from hi. llluu, to get.intp line for the state Green fur Arthur Vandenberg os I’1' made wonder if this amusement should be There arc always children to be speech made while accepting the tournament senator. It is mu- opinion that any made .legal? fhal is a question that •erved. to be tam.-lit and to bt- led. Nobel Peace Prize in 1910. attempted ’ Republican coalition Jobs may fail; spiritual ardor may ... comes to mind upon learning that wliich proposes to knife Mr Vanden­ dhn; truth and duty miy scenL ’ Mr. Roosevelt saw* clearly the ch— -Kanizatinn - . -a It w-ft.* largely due 33 Inspector on state pay are on grow clouded: but ever at h>n hand nr« are litberg will fall miserably. If thc "so­ t. 1 i^jjjHon tx'tween preparedness and etfotYs and enthusiasm that Interest 1 at Bethany .for u w<t-k. lidity" of a pjfitlcal party has to b duty at the Detroit race track. The ik* children, .to whom one may min­ peace—uL’o tile ultimate necessity in whist has increased in Hasting* I imuiufa; turing the Cen­ u mlihnil. slate tales tax agency employs sixty- ister in thr Master’s name. • Mrs. Miry Fi.-hcr entertain'd for internalkinuI co-operation in OFTEN TOO TRUE—He told hl- ncra areSpring gained by throwing over such men 5 Bed. of eopjxrcd company fhpn l>nnsylvanii» HunTo make a child happy is to glad­ maintaining peace. twelve year old son to milk the cows. tennial i mx Inspectors to cover the entire sprlpg tied wire, which Is probably ScJbht'r. b.-«vtng a as the junior senator of Michhrnn. ‘ . den thc heart of Christ. day evening. *-z“ , cuien । ’ • area of the stale with its Ave million and durable < t any To jiu remove a pitfall umiii from before tniviv About all that any of- the great­ Mabie, n‘«vl aird Wotrtng -:>'ii't the ’we* k then that solidity r* not worth whi1? calves. «•”*’ "» achieving, if leaders Insist oh going population. Why then nre half this tlu. r„.t Of children is to prepare a wars of history (including the recent £ number requjrW to supervise the Jdghwny for the Lord. Mrs Frank-Benner. a former res­ wood. split thc kindlin. call mi y< World wur» have proven Is that no Bhe.id with sjich a proixisltion irt the mr h< feed ident of Southwest Woodland. pits.-■ ■ ’■ limited area of a race’track? Either ' ' u ‘hungry child, to dry one.nation or small group of nations name ot g<x>d Republicanism, then , horse racing is hopelessly crooked new’interests nnd opportunities into.can strong enough to domi­ 1nate become 1:1 laud Saturday evening.’ Mra Ben­ Ji’s time for thc Republicans ’o cel the world Take, toiexample. or else revenues thaP should go, to­ tho life at nn under-privileged child, xxulon of a T’ her was a loyal neighbor .and friend new lenders. tragic career ot Napc\con; and ward reducing state property and r- io join the company of the Wise ■nt Her many deeds of kindne. will farmers' club to discus.* the P11"11-1"''rise and fall of the German Emn. How to keep thc boys on har. an sales taxes are being diverted to pro-. •Men who brought precious gifts to A QUESTION OF, ETHICS. an infant King.- Muri H IN-F’ure farm spint.-cl sun our sympathy t.i the ben big back further witness, the fate of the Ir isn't easy for the son oi a vide nice-salaried -jobs for "descry- in Cliarlottc Republican-Tribune. the great empires formed by Gen­ The Sunday School board of tk. |G”-xl 'Dmplar- and Re president of the United States „ ing" party workers^ Methodist Kpti-c.ipal Sunday Scho>1, > ' j;’ [' WHAT GOOD IS IT? ( ghis Kahn. Alexander. Charlemagne, met Monday eveni”- »•>'« ..wud HP »i ‘i‘ live the lib* of an ordinary citiaen. Th:- Harer :dir Band will -1 Saving is often done by wise the following (iffkx-i A NATIONAL POLICE FORCE. tniny-n. <<>rn ai,ui candy at Field Dr spending. The .-olfr.h -hoarder may Supt.i1 about- like vulture.* ready fo_ dart, Pat Malloy, nsslftant United save- money but whatXgood is It if The task ot laying the foundation' Woodland Saturday. , States'attorney general, made him ­ lor thc jwrman-nt order and peace ling in tiw down in unguarded momenta io rip he’starve*. hLs body and soul for Mrs Sadie Hail; 3rd A.s •f humanitj mighty unpopular at the the provisions each should have. bouh- "human 'infercst" hit from self Clinton J. 1-ihr: secret; their victim. It seems tj us tha’. American Bar Association held • in Judicial s|x*nding for life’s essen­ WEST ( ARI.TDN. tials will help rather than hin­ fc’hnri-ter. Will Ch.i.-< ; Organ: editors should, respect tin.- right of Grand Rapids recently whin he pro­ der and Mrs .Arthur Gaz< birthday you,- -.1 E.. McMullen in Thc America lias had some rather dis­ Mis' Tula Thoma-; Orchestra Leadjirivacy more than they do. A presi­ posed federalizing tiw jkiIicc force Linden Lender. couraging exjx-riences in the field of < r. Herman Mercer. Clyde C< were daughter. Hetty. -A-ere gw .international relations to date En, dent arid the wife of Die prv*lden: m this country. Judging from the Mr and Mis Wm McGliatt. Mt ... ti-ring the World war was probably and Mt Burdette Lichty. Mr- Gl< n Saturday are public perronages: and ws $uch success Federal agents are haying,in Ferdon Covillc. ’’p^Elc;-.’’ 1> singular or plural, our biggest mistake. This is cosy to must necessarily be kept before the tracking down criminab who arc Re­ word But mos^ohties ait- mighty ,-lngu- m* now although it wasn’t then Mr. Eben Pennock and Mt- Arina >t Grand Bail­ public eye. But the, family- of the partntly too big for local authorities far —Joe Huas in Holly Herald. Over iu-re we really beheu-d we were Mead and Mtas Ka'.hcrmc Jckv ors a-. William *• ’ engaging in a ’war to end wars." It leaving Tuesday for Chicago wiu n president Is different;’the sons and to handle, Mr. Malfoy's Idea may Friday. FACTS BEHIND PRESI' .MWincd incredible that jitter the un ­ Rev. J K. McCreery and family daughters, if. they .<» desire, should e Sunday gyest State and local government are , DENT’S ECONOMY PROGRAM precedented destruction of such .• ho lived hr\c for several years -and encephalit have the privilege of "When tile federal government disastrous conflict had ended that above paragraph was suppawd to protect citizens from b<-rt Gill and S, W. Perrin and turnlocated hr Holland. ting; the inroads of criminal*. When thrae 19.32. the Amerlc.iJi people were hesitate about entering wholeheartreading that a roa of pibwiing , Sunday in hono Roosevelt ran.' atten agencies (ail. through corruption < r• shocked to learn t^t total revenues -cdly into alliances for international b-yaii Met!'. »!:*'. chur.'h. -. ’mI‘ . Josephine Andcrwut la.* otherwise, it is only ifatural tor from income taxes—individual and peace. z k-ori»qrnte combined—did not quite ' * ‘ . ■ Utx-k throllcd :v- a .student in Akand day ’ cover nil the costa of .the Veterans’ ’ urn the fires of nrnionnlistic’am- jcv . cadciny. Grand Haven. Mr. •The Federal1 Administration M-rvicea for .the bition. "distrust and -suspicton th «Ande son aecmiipmiied Iwr. twelve montlks just ended In- Euro;»e are hard t«> quench C-mse. credible a- ft seemed, the flgutcs quCntiv ;>eace ellorts nre practically THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. game between F‘r< t^mst and Clark?- tended the funeral of Max Hifydrr Mr.. J. C Andrtt-, Mrs. W ii viile at V^.Adllanri Saturday after- 'the brother-in-law of Mix W;l'i-. n , were indisputable. Income-tax col- Xt a standstill The United States, A CHILDISH PRANK. aryl authority than the Iran Kantncri a! 'Grand Ledge Sunda* lections for the year, as oihctallv let us hojx-. will continue to work- Stebbins and Mi-.-. Caine Steblm. nsxin. tlie Constitution tnuxided. it n ported by the .secretary of- thc tor international accord becaitM* th-, going to Kalamazoo been a memlx-r of the Charley! • •ie.i.u;-,'. were SI. 057.335 ’ 853. while ultimate goal is more than worth ’cause state and j-xal gove:: ,,nd joining the Olin cxcuralon, - Crouse home nf Hast.tig- for wvcra.I ( I IY HILL Q car Sherk, at ParmeK-c >->n of week.-, is ut th< Frank Hynes home -ponslbility given them in Freeport during Mr. Hynes’ illtftstingutahing clearly Kal.im; '.e act taking sides to 1 ettle her disputes by m« A CONTRADICTIO; sj.- nt Sunday with ht-r par- Martha the Static Land commissioner' Ban the machine gun fron t‘> promote harmony und rnutual tier ’ , Mr. and Mra. J<A^ Buehler. Ogdefi.•flnd<-r.‘!andm|r by. conference, con'cilMr- E M Hoy* returned Snturcombined nn-btirsenu eran.i’- pennons, hospitalization, dis? • lalion or other iion-aggresssvo-day from Ret caldornialr trip. afte;‘ If Europ-- 'must, fight b-t an absence <:! two month' Among ability allowances, constructwin. bon­ us payments and administrative ex-,-her ill her own blood and destroy the places siie visited were San TF»*> Hngfines Banner JegWaUw him wtth one ot ln most lmPortant * nastingg oanner omccs a* worJd Wc Views and Opinions; This and ‘That MUM » u~l.r. “SM‘’h‘ hlta *“ * fh*raclrr A Militant Peace Maker. ■i iiMiing- Mktiu*n. for that. But in view of Mr. Bingay's Say Theodore Roosevelt. —---------- article, thc senator appears to be mro*. gaum. Jusl a wU1Iu!i undisciplined little International Harmony. OLD-AGE PENSION YEAR boy unab!e,.-fthJorget or forgive in A Worthy Goal The new stale welfare director. .. -------- ------- ----- - the name (of tin- common good, a * L ' Mi*.* Evelyn’.Merahon. announces Finally. Il would be a master ««». stronjf-bea^ed^toX however; causes UlI1. M)e win put the oid-Age Pen­ stroke if those Great F\>wcrs honest­ — distress only fn. his immediate fam- stem, law that was passed by the of peace, not only to keepr Uy while a willful public offlclal who legislature and « law wh|ch her league — -- -----— -------.. thc . desire . . for personal. re- predecessor, Wm S. Carpenter, de- tjcai-c among themselves, but to pre­ IN ipipri vxd xh. oxl ikaii. »i— o-J permits ., ■ . , dared was unworkable and that*vcnt by force if necessary, its being vengc to innucnce his conduct in wou]u Iiut up nn annual deficit of broken by others. The supreme dlfJN BAK in oVntv six MOXTUS (ft । •a-*' *- > office, may cause distress to an cn- from $10,000,000 to $16.000 000, into Acuity in connection with devetop.... effect. She will calL for the regts- mg the |»cace work of The Hague IN RAKBY , ..ru-rv Ttruvc vtns-Tiia testate. frauon in Mtohignn of all persons arises from lack of any executive Ol’l -II.) S..I.1 • ••I MY • , ’• Backward Glances;. What Others Quotation Europc^U rFady to join in a n: sMinu* that which indicates that radio br casting ri-eda stricter regulal It the du-eclor oi ;< station which broaden-’-, new* ti- hundbGii. posaibly- thousands of listeners* ham t any more cony piton of responsibili­ ty than to induls'l In .vnh a child­ ish prank, then it; is fuh ’mje for the Federal Radio Compnvton to m word of pension lobbyalnst him by tiu- Arne: Company. Among the i ■ : al! outlays lor World war ve?era.t a h!,;i cailb--: an« from November 1918 to the end ’ of 1M9 will come to the magnificent tu?]i:y lor a gangster to improve huv figure of $35,000,000,000. Such ft regi­ of ciphers defies the miagi^aprivate arsenal..How arc dangerous ment Hop. ‘ weapon.-. <-vy going lo be' bnmied • Let u.< therefore, try to visualize Jrom private ixs&x&don whe. law. ltM.-lf. stepe. in to .conduct tich’ minds jus*, l-.ow much money that really is. Picture a house costing $10,000. Very well; the sum uwuld , ■ provide 3.500.000 of them. Spaced SENATOR COUZEN8. Is Senator Cotizrtto' tiratk a| department of justice lor the speed >'reet 33.1'43 miles long; to put it Detroit banks and banker., rei .with which it breaking up kid- another way. that much money - would build eleven solid row* of grudge i.jlit. prompted ft>l»rH-nal^p•plng rings. But why only, - - i •----------- - —------- - «• such houses between New York and hate? Makium Bingay. editor*--’ *«'- wntenp-s ------for men who ao not hist- San Francisco, without nitowancr rector of ths Dciroii Free. tatc to extort money from people by tor street intcrw-ctions.-^kfort- than claims wj.in a hot: page _______ threatening 'and frequent-y g>».- one sixth of. this imaginar* bonus “ ■ iboulevard is already completed, published und-.r hu own signature. mltungY murder?- Disregarding the "The job was done dncfJv by the It throws^ new light on thc poll- nmoi 1<otnt ol whether or not cap!- , x-sorvicc v„. .guild, U44U. „a high-powered „miu. tlcul ihmucler ul Mr Couzcu*. The tl,i p-tytaiunrat reduces critne. why iwniy group which at ita maximum testy disposition of Michigan's sen- should tiu.- state be expected to keep membership In 1927 numbered contor. aolon makes tt difficult to like kidnappt:n> behind prison walls, thus , tl<ter?“^,lc"'5’ ‘■*nl the the man man oesnite his indeiiendence, indctfaulence. consuming rax (i inii< which u.hi<n might miant l>opu 'hat is more, this the uexpito hto funds group represented' a minority of the courage and the splendid gifts of better be used lor education, welfare yetcraiu Ihctncho. for it has never money he lias made to charity. But ^ofk. rebuilding of slam dteuicu or Included az. many as one fourth of the total army and navy enlist'*• never believed him capable of other constructive purposes menu between April 6. 1917. and pulling persona! hatred.' and the ai--r - - November 11 1918 —From The Vetsire for nvenge ahead of his respon-.. Latest reports show that peade erans Racket, by L-iwreyce Sullivan oililUty to the people who entrusted 5liy raging in the F«r East.—Judge. .id the April Atlantic Monthly. e^t co-o|wrat:on possible ’ Mr. and Mrs John H Doak. of ■iSpringport. and Sherman JrWMl.ct ent.-. Mr and Mrs Andrew- Jewell. ! "Mr*. Kittie Hobbs .Smith and; daughter ol Haslett, wha were called ‘ here by the death of .the forme: s: aunt Mrs. Wallace Hobbs, retunu-dj . than $1,000,000 annually to remove tionu- Monday Mrs. Nellie Green Corvin of Fair-1 soot, dust, smoke and sulphuric aelil morn. Virginia, is vuitif.g h-*r ■ from skyscrapers and other build-, m ithcr.-West Mrs. Green and prother; uigs. Robert -•* Mrs. Fred Soule and daughter i Tlwre arc no commercial railways Jawphme of Grand Rapids ate on the Fiji Islands and travelers g|ic.-t.s of Mbs Belle Hicks and oth-: ride free on lines operated by a su­ tr friends in the city this week j gar coinpun}'. Among the s;x-akers expl.cled fol presented at the annual meeting j During the last ten years New-, be of thc state Federation of. Women; York took in 1,361.868 new resident­ Clubs to be held‘In Grand Rapids while Lpndon acquired only 822.619 Oct 13-15. is Mrs Robert J. Bur­ dette. of Pasadena. California. who| Small-town pajx-ra tn the United is first vice-president of the National । States represent an investment of: Federation. Tl-.c nearness, or the sioo.ooo.ooo. place of meeting will make it r»»-[ for a large number of the local Ed. Wynn, famous stage comedian, >ible club women to attend. is an‘honorary tire chief of Pitts­ Bald headed men can now be ex-, burg. Penna—a title having been1 tremcly proud ot thc deficiency Ac -1 confened on him by Mayor Kime. cording to a new theory adv.-ir.ced by : t™ or. After remitting >11 .all Sfines on ovtrover-, a well known scientist th? human, dUt> boots, the'Washington Public. race is becoming l-.airle/s and tooth’.eauj 'aa the result of increase of in- j Library recovered 14000 volumes, ------------ r_. tellectuality and the prevalence of! 11." Half of X.: the ’. buying power of the ,. pre-digested ... health .. foods He dr. ; United nited States is in tn the hands of dares dates that the daV day ramdlv aprapidly allpeople earning $2,000 or less an- preaching when the lialr and teeth nually. . will be as extinct as the dodo bud. of Our World Way NEWS GLEANINGS. Why Take Chances With the Milk You Use? You <lr» not herd to be told that when you UM* milk that is dirty and hat a high "barIrria count" tint YOU ARE TAKING ( IIANCL**. The ttumberlc** epidemics, and pulbrrakt of dl*ease that hittr been traced IFIRECTI.Y tn I NCI-EAN MILK K sufficient proof. .Because of the high drath-ratr dur­ ing these epidemics, and alto because it costa a lot of money to set the "upper hand" in these outbreak*, the Stale of Michigan took a hand in thc milk question. The Slate de­ creed that only clean milk, with a low bac­ teria count could lie sold as Grade “A" Milk* Thr Highland* Dairy hat MOKE than met EVERY TEhT.tlial thc Slate imposed. Highlaiuta Dairy milk i* for CLEANER than the demands set by thr Mate. That is Die rea­ son WHY the Highlands Dairy j* the ONIA Dairy in this section permitted by tlir State to sell Grade "A" Milk—the ( LEANEST produced. We have every mechanical facility to produce CLEAN milk, and every drop wr sell you comes fr»m one own tested and approved herd. Why lake rhJncc* with milk you »imin your home? A phone will bring CLEAN, Highlands Dairy milk, icy told, to your door­ step. The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 ' Robert W. Cook, Propr. Hastings, Mich* �THE HASTINGS BAXXER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, IMJ I He declared, 'A farmer can keepInAuny TU/p FARMERS FREEPORT. [a IflOO pound work home in a strong • UMn,D ’ * ”'• rAnfflEHO I condition for a year on TO bushels of ■•••. — A . GOOD — ... „,Tr*c HAVE PLAN !oat*. 20. biuhelk'Of cont. a ton and a | , Noviskey motiirrd to- Prairieville j half of hay. an acre of pasture, plus Thev Protect Themselves Sunday and called at the George other pasture In grain fields, met-1 3 — ---------Ig­ Hammond and the Warren Calms From Hunters Who dows and corn field* He claimed the.J homes. : present total co*t of maintaining a nore Their Rights i Mrs. Grace Ackerson and infant DEPRESSION MUSES BE 1 horse Is around $25 a ji-xfN.He said ithat can be sliaded .<imc«bint by!|I Tlie farmer* of Danby township. son of Lake Odessa were guests Sat­ TURN TO GREATER supplementing hay With’nSd outs1 Ingham county, seem.lo have taken urday evening of Mr and Mr* Fred r_---USE or HORSES 1 straw during the. r..i..'.!._ mdnlits (he proper steps to protect t|em-* William*. i when there t* little or no work to Mrs. Claude Walton was a guest work to fnon| thp marauding hunters. i be performed. Mr. and Mr* Earl B.unford PREDICTS SHORTAGE __ PracUcally ull turuier* In that town- of Thursday. , CTATC I iminn nniin*ii have formed an organisation OF FARM ANIMALS olAlt LlUUUn LUMM N. Mr and Mrs. Henry Braumbaugli jund will permit no hunting on then of Dowling are now occupying a | H/cc niICQCr DI AU ground* except by thuac wlx> hold Lift to UUtDCL rLAIi membership card*, or guest etird,* part of Ihr Fred Williams Iwusw. )vt*r Investment in Power1 Hiram Seere is very II) and tn a Machinery Creates Critical Do Not Favor Sale of Hard critical condition at last rtjxirt Liquor by 'the Glass i Lund owner* would never have*; Earl Rogers made a basinet* trip Condition for Agriculture , in Minhionn Mopped hunting OU their fUHW eXIt I* th- claim of Wayne Din: - i 411 micnigun i(.,.pI for tJu. canton and contempt- to Hastings Friday. non.*, of Chicago, M cretary <>( the | Wimt is our stale going to do ibl<- conduct of a few ron*ci«*nc< l< *• -Mr. nnd Mrs Wifi Spiker of l.an* m*w-JmakirU'1,’a hm^of'Mkhittan i*' vn tlie ,,, 'c‘fs*'uri' thirty-six nuny-Kix state* <*m* are when mTcssury state* ‘hunter* hunter* tii These are just just sia small small frac frac- sing were Sunday visitors nt' thc -ira th"? thj cnllrai ! irm more *“*" V,4*‘<1 to ,hr ol u',*“l- »>u‘ breaure It* ■ ."Vnth Amendment, und that now now! wrong-spUIU-d. wrong-spltitcd. und and In many c;. ...... ............... rage...problem in Michigan and other h*n<h Mr and Mir W 11 Cave nnd ms certain? That u imixirtant mean-spirited, hunter* ure diMVurmddle ■western states can bis traced re. party in jaiwcr Is pledged not-tcoua and selfish they have forced daughter anti David Ryan of Chiurgely to over investing In 'power- Tin* t<, restore the old-time saksm. A!tlie farmers to take step* to protec: Fnven farm machlni'ty. In 1919 !»• committee has Ix-efi chosen. cdrvU*tbcmaielvcs. Wlu-n a farmer ha* hi.*hows that the implement cost per ing <>f four members to draft Michi-1 wire fences cut by hunter* !«>•> lazy ond Mi ;<>p acre was $t (W. while in 1920 Liquor control legislation UT be u* open a gale; win n they have he figure Jiad risen lo $9 14. or an !gnn • adopted after Uie repeal, which will their chicken*, turkey* and mkimMillard nciriiM* of 125 |»er re nt undouiib div W* accomplished before time* slirep and cattle .-lux bv ma- Ijxhtfoot and Mr .»i><| Mr B nil^Another ■ tatemi ni he imide uZ Janunryj. | Ucitiu* hunter* then* la nothing < !. e Lightfoot ot Grand Rapid-. Thurs­ rorthy nt ntmls consideration! pn-.M-nt this committee is tour- to do but put an end to hunting on day and Mr- Bernie 1.ig!i*fiwit ye­ ras • Hu- capital investment in ingAt Canada Tliey *cem |o be Im-1 their premises We think the farmami implement* eun*U(utid only jne«M*d with thc <iH-lx*e law. wliieh'ir* ot Danby township have taken in l»i0.t |h*iiii:L-, the sale of not more than , thc pro|**r steps to proKcnrfi1?!!one-boftlc ata time fay a licensed : sebes Thtawouldnotbcnece.o-ary to Grqndvilie agency to a single person, the liquorl H a f« * so-called hunter., had iiot indefinitely. not to be coiL.uiurd on the prernl.M-.* ‘abused privileges that- had Imn Moore nnd The members of the committee have granteJ fay fanner*. !' i* a sham, in Hastings rcronf.xi tlu-mselvcs a* not favoring i that the 95 per centAX hunter.' wh» Sunday. the *»)«of giard liquor by tiu* gins*. I gladly rv*|>ect ptrjonal and prop ­ Mrs M C Bevier retm hi—)M»uei I.ii in miichlm ry. Dunn: ----- -*♦-•-------------erty rights of others have to suffer home litter .vpcndtng a day» liV period tiu* investment In. Lum | lor the d«'pved.iti<Mis of thc remain- with her daughter. Mr- 1 mpb rni.-nt* Increased.more than $2.All remember the Carlton I., dull, -ut Athens Mrs. :Claude Waitnn'w; .. Inortgi.g.* debt on owncr-opmited IIOI'E ( ENTER. <>f Mr.and Mr* Harry TF.omp.Min Farm* mwa *-d u little more, or $2.- Xlln.l EJIlo.t ! Alt Mr nl(u and mtl Mrs. n.im.mv Anthony woihii Williati.u. oi i Mr and Mrs Leon Woodin and Kalamazoo-Mrs Frank U-onanl Sunday guest' a connection ■family of Midland visited the forcrystal Sch...:- and littk* mer.s sister. Mr nnd Mrs. Ralph daughter. Mr. and Mi.*- Fred Ashln and daughb hie dt chin in horse jurpuhition H-nney Saturday night and Sundav. and daughter. Mi - In / Ashby, were B<* fliiice 1910 the-number ot hor .* tn Mrs Ralph Hrnney returned bom- Hastings shnnix r* Saturday evening with them for an indefinite stay. . - • •• •• ■■ ----- - • • Mrs. Foria . of Sheridan and Mrs 1 Delton visited their aunt, Kate Wil­ with her dnughtar. Mr.Paint.': of Siurgis. daughters of Mr* iliams, Saturday. Wm Urockford. ar.* nt'the crockford ' mi uin l/un ^J1( .Dunning <>! Mr.. nnd ,Mr*. Mr. and Mn* 1. M Curti ■ and home helping to cure for their aunt. j>|' ton *,K.nt " Bundayy with their daughter. Jane, and son. Frcdnc. M;- Hulhlx-rit. r. w#. > very ill at parcnLS/Mr. and Mi. this writing Relatives of Lansing j>.rnlon and Mr and Mr.*. Burdette Biiptiu church vulud at Hie Crockfurd home Sun- Lyttle, tlie occasion b<*i d“,' (thirteenth wedding annive Arthur Cm .‘•pending Mr. and Mi.- Millard BrechciM-n • j,(r 1U1(j m, . Hiu .< - Dingi and mhi Mr. and Mrs Carl Brech- near Delton sj^nl Sunday ■ in .Ohio. eisen and family, jmd Mr and Mrs. ;al the Clin*. McDermott hornMrs Burchard add daughter; Ri­ Fred H.nney and win of-this canMr .,ll(1 Mr> Ftv(1 AAhl)y na. and friend of* faitufug were the muiniy and Mr and Mr*. J. N. Kick jjaughtcr Inez *|aht Sundav wit!. gu«'*ts of Mr. and Mr J*. A. Thom­ liirtn j*iw< m *pit.* .ff p.t near Freeport, were guests Sun-UI,.n.-v Al!()ers nnd wife m ' Plain­ a* Saturday: ■ ring mien- t, day of Mr and Mrs. Wm. Zuschnitt I U(.|| ' Rev und Mrs \ytlkin* enjoyed ' d Hasting*. । Tlie P t A. *l the schoolhouse the home coming nt the Church of >■ p.'.iMd to .dale in mir j-xidny night w.i* u. 11 att< nd.,<|. the Brethren li. Grand Rupids last :Sunday. lieen returned to a* another Turkey recently released iu. pr Peckham und idster. Mr: r I nnd talking film. Edit!: Gbdffey attended a birthday party given by Mr and Mrs. George MYNE DINSMORE MIKES FMHS Franklin Burger called or. Homer Henney of Campbell Friday. WifATJVERy HJJ5BAN0 5HDULD KNOW FOR YEARS I WAS A TERROR IN THE MORNING of Holland wore Friday and Snttir- EVEN MX WIFE AND CHILDREN DREW AWAY f: i. of .Campbell Deining Minnie Shrlncr ot Hustings gupst of Mrs. Cora Gardner rr. THEN SOMEONE TOLD ME THE FACTS OF LIFE We me glad to welcome Rev. and Mrs. Ix>>mi* buck for another year, Mrs Frank Hynes returned Thnrsdav from Die . hospital after ' 72/5 BEST RAZORS R0 GOOD ARD A GOOD SHAVE ISIMPOSSIBLE MlH COLD, LUHEIVAM1 OR Krnmia' A GOOD, easy shave makes a world of difference .. and say what you will, yoTi need HOT water to get it! Same thing with other family needs . . . bathing, laun­ dering, so on ... your family will benefit from the con venience and economy of AUTOMATIC, INSTAN. TAN I\OL‘S hot water. Cost£ only few cents a day to use Now—for Short Time.Only, Special Price on the Consumers Special Gas Water Heater Take jidvantace of this offer before prices ar^ advanced. Ia*t it pay for II•wlf with savings in fuel, health and work. $2.95 doun installs iL TRADER IN k THAT WASTEFUL FURNACE COIL OLD HEATER EASY MONTHLY TERMS Special Price Now Only Your furnace coll and old heater taken in trade on this purchase. 00 SEE OUR DISPLAY —OR PHQNE 2305 Cash! AND . . U M E R S POWER Frank nnd Fred HAhn Mis* Caroline Hahn. village Thursday. und Mrs Burge** called at ... home nt Mi nnd Mrs. ChArlie Ovifholt in Carlton Sunday. Mr. und Mr.-. Albert Well* and the latter* mother. Mr.« Alice Hale, spent the week end in Grand Rap- NOW LOOK COMPANY lie VSlIltlL* fritk. rllUi-.'lvI •> r.nr,«. n' -day evening. Mi .s Helen li ft for Knlnmazoo Sunday wh« te Mie will attend college and Clayton left leal school. Succesi to you Clay­ ton and Helen. HOLME I . -tv......................... . ’ < FTV^ WW ■ B-B B-4 JK JKJK. JHLd NEW HOOVERS Hoover representative* will soon be here to give a number jof free home ilcnionatrationa, with­ out obligation to buy, of the new Silver Jubilee Hooven. If you want to be sure the Hoover man calk on you, telephone for a definite appointment. Sec the most efficient Hoovers ever built, aelling nt nn. low prices. Special ' Terntu on Hoovrn, complete with Hunting equipment, during Hoover men's visit. . ♦ mid visiting alter which je111-111'- were hcrved. Glir*t, pn -nt Irhin Kalamazoo. Cv- YOVR HOOVER INSPECTED FREE- !i Rftige. and Gla.*< Creek. ■pect and a<lju«l, without charge, Hoo*rr> now in iim*. Rrplarrmrnta at low coat. Shultz E pntly entertained nt Hentoiv's cot* Mr. Hoy WmSm, wn, ?r|d.s nlgiit and Saturday at Hnr lake Cli.unb. ilam and Forrest Smith M.-. Lucille Willet* of Hasting* u.re cho.*«-n captains <*I tlie Quota wa* .1 week end guest of Zulta Dm- Bnster.' and it* E-lu- re*prct'' ‘ ' ' arc going to compete for । of bringing lew member? The losing: 'i». ......... - ••••-«ou .me. .*1(Sr wm provide refreshment* at n'ci’ s .t,lWAirer rmei? rtay Vk'‘ Thank>*“vi,l« “«'• f’CXt Friday Ml and'Mr . evening al! ail! tli-church .,n nnd Mr.* Archie Wilson nnd Mis* Mavb-1 daughter bf Kalamazoo were week joying a vaca -nd visitors at Roy Wickham's — ‘ • During the week ahe and MIm Bi.r- „ Has.mgs were An COMING! „ , Sunday 97;^*L HOOVER Miller Furniture Co. Phone 2226 . Hastings, Mich. callLT.r at Byron Lewis'. Rally Day was well attended at each r.iL-ht this week except S*tur> the church and also the revival . dayjyiRht. A good crowd I* dearthd. service* which were started Sunday I ” *»< evening. Rev, Rhoades will autst A ton of alfalfa extract* from Uie afternoon Nev. Norton during these services noil about 50 ixxind* of brae. invitation to attend our ONE CENT SALE! You’ll Be Surprised at What One Cent Will Buy! Sunday callers of Mr child of Hastu__ ' mid .Mrs. Clayton Godfrey Thomas' PAGE HV1 BARRYVILLE. I SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. Last Weak’* Letter.- ' Francis Gorham was pleasantly I Mr. and Mra. Ralfih DeVine spent rurpri-ed Sunday when 27 relatives o. . —with .... Mr nnd Mrs Nelson gathered at his home to help him I Sunday i Brumm and Annella near Nashville celebrate < hu birthday. A fine din-1 Mr and Herbert Wilcox spent ner । was served at one o'clock fol­ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert lowed I by 3 musical program by the Hoisubux of Beilefue. They al) at- young : peopl<-. Guests included chil-, tended a Sunday School rally in the dreti, < grandchildren brother* . afid i afternoon und listened to a fine pro- thfir ' families. One brother wds ab-l gram of music and reading.- put on sent. t A Atudtu coiteh was a gift; by the Ainger young people. ' I from bis children All departed at The L A. S will be held this a 1 late hour having had an enjoyable; and wishing him many morei week Friday ut thc patronage Put day 1 -. luck dinner will be served Mem- 'birthd.iv, 1 bers are urged ro be present. Jim Wilcox spent Sunday with | •Mr -and Mh Will H*.d- <-r.t-:- I us brother. Thuni.. ■■. and family tallied M: -and Mi- Chas McCoy near । OrangeuR*. . 1 of Grand Rapids knd Dr. Morgan Mr. andjit W. H. Otis. Mr and1 Skinner of Lacey Sunday evening. - ;Mrs. WnHlWiu and Mix rx^ithy Mr and Mrs Heber Foster at- ’Haven* were Sundny gucit* of Mr. tended the Aid nt the-.home of )wr und i Mr*. Rankin Halt of Brush imrenta lir - the Striker • dbtrict :Ridge * . Thursday. : • - ।| Sesi-ral from h«re attended the; Ashley Van Dore:;. who hat bin contr.i . Rupixir. a* the home of Belle j visiting his aunt in Nt|.*.«, returned ami fra McCullum on Friday home Saturday. »*•* ......a._...L — an enjoyable . nlng .... nnd _.... report time. Mr and M:*. Geo. Havens enterwiiik there Monday marnlng. talned over e venly gia-sta in their' home Friday evening, the 29th. the C« Bed- word from their son. Ken­ neth. nt Champion. Mich., that lie Mr. and hi*.> -Izind up for another Mx sth* tn th- c < G work. He \»r a(Mj jvjr.s \vn> Havrn.-. Mr* I there were.just twelve boys m Kmma Oti* of Wavland was an honcamp who did not re-etilist o( Ku«.*, .*,* n ya5 her wedding <!av Mr and Mrs J. D. Cool spent Sunday at their cottage at Gun lake. Mrs. Monia Vandcrlip returned to her home Monday after several week*- work in Hastings. Mr nnd Mrs Fred Brunner spent Sunday with frlendk in Battle Creek. Roy Preston of Kalamazoo spent the week end with hu* parents, Mr. ami Mrs P I. Preston Mrs. Dcoda Myers of Bowne is aslisting with the housework ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Dipp. Air. und Mrs Harry Btaumbaugh ot Dowling called on Mr. and Mr*. Fred William* Wednesday. Mrs, Harry Thompson and Haughter. Lillian, and Ml** Marjorie Secby of Hasting* were Thursday call­ ers at thc home of Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson. The Barry County Rebekah and' Odd Fellow Association at Nashville, Monday evening. Did we have a good time? We always do! • ROBINHl E PARK. ' Mr and Mr* Alber: Prqfd of Lan­ , sing were Sundny guest* oi Mr. and I Mrs. John Kollar. , Mrs. Evrid Jackion and son. Ran­ dall. attended a parly Friday night nt the humc of her daughter Mrs. , Ernest Barnds o! Harris Creek. I Mr and Mrs Ralph Finklwtner ot i Middleville apent Sunday with their . parent*. Mr and Mrs Julian Potto. Fred Cisler ayd fair.ijy o! Grand Rapid.- npent Sunday with Mra. Maryin CUIer. Mrs John K^lar was *pl*4uantly surprised Thurxla't night when ten friends walked in, the occasion be­ ing her birthday. This Sale offers you unusual opportunities You buy ANY item on this list at regular prii and gej another just like it for....................... c To the FIRST These are all USEFUL. EVERY DAY NEEDS, and . nationally known goods of FINEST QUAL­ ITY-ALL NEW—ALL ERESH FOUR BIG DAYS! Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 11,12,13 and 14 75c Mineral Oil........................ 2 for 76c 25c Castor Oil ........................... 2 for 26c 50c Regulax . . . r-......... 2 for 51c 50c Milk of Magnesia............*2 for 51c 25c Sulphur and Cream of Tar­ tar ...................................................... “* ■ 2 for 26c 50c Dyspepsia....................... 2 for 51c I 5c Soda Mint..................... 2 for 16c 60c Nelson’s Magnesia Mix­ ture t........... ............................. 2 for 61c 50c T ooth Brush (adult) . . . . 2 for 51c 25c Tooth Brush (junior) . . 2 for 26c 7 5c Bay Rum............................ 2 for 76c 25c Tr. Iodine.......................... 2 for 26c 50c Colonial Club Hair Oil . 2 for 51c 60c Antiseptine .............. 2 for 61c 50c Tooth Paste, Mag-a-lac . 2 for 51c 50c Jnhalit (for colds) ............. 2 for 51c 50c Shaving Cream, Colonial Club......... ............................. 2 for 51c 50c Aspirin, 5 gr., 100 tablets 2 for 51c 20c Boric Acid Powds.4 oz. 2 for 21c I 5c EpsonY Salts, 1-2 lb............ 2 for 16c 25c Camphorated Oil.............. 2 for 26c 25c Spirits of Camphor......... 2 for 26c 25c Tread Easy Foot Pow. . 2 for 26c 50 Customers purchasing during this sale we will GIVE FREE A 25 Cent Cake ANTOINETTE Cold Cream Soap 25c Mercurochrome................ 2 for 26c 25c Witch Hazel, 8 oz. i......... 2 for 26c 25c Glycerin.............................. 2 for 26c 7 5c Cod Liver Oil...................... 2 for 76c 50c Cherry Bark* Cough Syr. . 2 for 51c 50c Vaporizing Salve.............. 2 for 51c 50c Golden P,en-Lyptus Cough Syrup .................................... 2 for 51c 25c Laxative Cold Breakers . . 2 for 26c 50c Laxative Cold Capsules 2 for 51c 50c Analgesic Balm..................2 for 51c 50c Pen Gesic (liquid Analge­ sic) ......................................... 2 for 51c 50c Throat Gargle.................... 2 for 51c 75c Cpld Cream ( I lb. tins) . 2 for 76c 50c Limbering Oil................ 2 for 51c $1.25 Fountain Syringe . . 2 for $1.26 $1.75 Com. Fountain Syringe 2 for $1.76 25c Men’s Talcum................... 2 for 26c 50c Shaving Lotion................. 2 for 51c 50c Alco-Lin. rubbing alcohol, 2 for 51c 25c Arnica Salve...................... 2 for 26c 25c Carbolic Witch Hazel Salve...................................... 2 for 26c 25c Carbolic.Salve................ .2 for 25c 50c Shampona (cocoanut oil) 2 for 51c Ly BARKER’S DRUG STORE Where Immediate Attention and'Courtesy Are Shown to All HASTINGS, MICHIGAN WE DELIVER TELEPHONE 2115 �THE HASTING** BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER «, 1911 PAGE Six visiting. The folks would assemble of 11.00.- Thc cash was readily paid. He said |ie stepped Into a bar room. I In groups and have a good time..Tlie storekeeper afterward learned and there was Phil Just taking ;■ । Much more was made of holidays.'that he had paid his,money, which drink. Hr declared that the Gcn-r.il to 'one 'especially Uie Fourth of July than i wasscarce in those days, for a black -called ’him *•- — — side and said "For that the birthday cat's hide, which «;as then worthier Heaven's .sake don’t tell any one of tbe not observed. One | One day Attorney C. O. Hol brook' about that* widow story. ' it can b-seen Hint Uie were: was not kept , would by the noise of|sau- ix>n oh the street and said to. 1 anvjls or on. I bought a dressed h >.: 'by William’ H«-nrv ilarrtsoh. (Continued from page onet : the native ----- --- like to have you go up to the 'Mr. HcaWwas a-cabinet maker. ------ . , ,TherL'*ou,d ** ParadM- i0M raCM-i house and cut it up. You can have ... ,, days. Their remarksto each other | etc. There were ‘Invariably several, the head for your work. ' A f<-« fence--in tr.--Willlnrn A 1. : und 8heir browbeating of witnesses bowery dances, one always occupied’hours later the lawyer met Lon »hure factory at Gu.nd R.i during trial* were examples of the vacant square space in front ol com tng down tlie street.ultii a hogs <kcJ.uTd that Mr. ‘ IM “ - CirU 'nu'rc Wai eoa*UW on clran’ \K°e Wlnrer he at iibSSd b^’ Dm am what we now think ought never to,the old Hastings Houae. There was!head held above Ids own and liie hnn one ■!..> and tu­ andallowed. was acqui...d hill tn-the ward,oforJuly on what was” I। hog and’s received loanover of 110. which a cabinet which be In those days the lead- , always the.first "Fourth Oration front feeta held h« .Jtoul, In one of thr trials held in that known u.. "Cadys hill.'on the ( ] ltf agreed to pay hi fur thc coming era at thc bar of.Barry county were; with much spread-eagle talk.fders. Tlie parts that Lon was cany-; txhlbltl"n durl,-« l:“; ( ■ ’’•'-■’■-•I day William BurgherIsaac had I Sheffield farmajust of town.old j ing spring. The spring went by.a There C. O.Attorney Holbrook, his brother. vvhut could kid west do in-those away represented'fully third ■ Phil-'d-.lphto Hr L appealed tia.’James courtj^sustam himTtidaysI After There a boy was was always big enough to was no Lon fuh It wxs m the Holbrook,toand A- Sweezcy. "the ole of the hog.and Mr.no Holbrook could eit- ,u-‘ P^'* »i thc making i>; :. < ....was . then almost . as ... — a swin gun imin |lc ‘ cou |d in have i fall when Kenfleld eckx! ...tus a circus hole" the real river, at of Uiethe | joyyear a good jokeMr.when it w^s on him- ,nvJ- w hen he cal.td al.. < nip." • r to attend sport hunting a trial in theinfull.the Game circuit was ■he met n(j jLon n theon stream the street near.the and Grand said.self. 1 He laughed ns he approached to see the finished wi.._ .. court. The plentiful —pigeons, most famous quail, cost partridge 1 ever "What Bookcase about thatfactory. fur youThat promised! was Lon. who mid. "Charley, that d -n hands, they found that he had made ' triedducks here When was for theanyVanderpool place. In the winter there!hog had the longest neck of any I the joints und reason the utopopular bring me? ” Lon never batted an j trial." a1 nuts case Tailed brought herebigfrom was skating on Hadley mill been ponji.totever saw." In the for- .vye as he said: ’ WrJkl’shave c-.-ts of the north,Hesquirrels would ItJackson and thatI Hiram Kenfleld was one of the drawers into then Manistee county. was charged wouj4 txlinoDetroit, if someand suchifplace with murder, tried and convicted in ! ain ,oult’t| "furprovided fortime boysI ll and migrate In-huge numbers southward. ” enough,now next go pioneer merchants of Hastings Lat<- failed, because hn had provided n > There were black squirrels, gray and 1 to Toledo." cushioned air! So. ' ’ ' ] Another character was William 'ncctfsory to bore 1 tarrison Heath. He had ali-'w, the ; cushioned air to escape and the closing ot the-drawer. In a point of law. The Judge, de­ i AiKitlu-r character of a 1at< clined to do it. where/pon the ur iod 'was Francis Graves wi bane lawyer said, "Your honor.is several years, published a right; I am vyrong as your honor usheet here called ■The Plain Dealer.' ually is." crop Politics. wi« a very exciting game skeleton. He was tall, gaunt, y People divided sharply, held close!) thin; but he was the ma ter to poiitir.nl lines and there wx. original wit and sarcasm.. nnd mighty little splitting of votes. Pro fox squirrels. I can recall one every pie now would-refuse to listen to urday afternoon when the w r had several rasping most of the campaign specclws ol started out hunting with ano: i the Civil war. He used t» leading citizens. -It v that period, because of their vio­ older boy that his friend shot nine delight -in telling stories of what once worked on the lent partisanship.- their reckless black squirrels m a maple tree on I happened during bls army service, and that' drink:];-: criticism of Uie opposing party anti the Will Sheffield farm, |The more improbable the story thc . the flings and slurs made concern­ Hastings had plenty of eccentric, more Insistent he became that it charge. ing the opposing party’s candidates characters in those old days, some of, was absolutely true. We will give a lirN'.'"•7. ’ '. • Usually a campaign would be fea­ whom the writer can well remember, [sample of one of the army yarns-'he . .“ '‘T1’ ntemuer ot tured by parades and torch light There was Luther Bennett, famous [used to tell, with emphatic verbal .Honorable Daniel Striker. The p.uprocessions. After thc campaign was as a mason and a fiddler. whot»e j embellishments. tor of the church then -was Her. ,. ----- ._ ------ at This over the democrats ami republicans, servires were in demand publicwas his* ••OencraiPhirsheriwho' had been so suspicious of .each dances. At one of these some one i dan” story. "This talk of Sheridan’s other and had said - such unkind asked Luther if he could play | Winchester Ride is all bunkum.” Jm heir differences things, would forge ---- ---” He- replied. "If 1-mid. "This is what .really happened: her with proper can t. I'll fix the d—n time so no one ■ Sheridan-was sparking a widow. I Metliodist church, w and treat each consideration until the -next cunHLs brother. Lon was hLs orderly When I.heard.the ~: r, ,* iraipn lime amyed. when the Bennett. wx< a real character. Ouriroar of rebel guns. I rushed over to 4' prejudices, suspicions and detmc readers maX’ be interested in some'she widow's bou^e nnd tried to wnk-, uu’ CMl,rcl1afiiuing stories about him., i-n PhH. I had a hard time getting One of*the early storekeepers mt him up. When be did come he was Much was made cl Uie county ,.j trying to was.. A---------------A. Knapptfn. appear to rcivlIn those days. It really was a epun HastlJlgs ------ ..... ... ... who ... so sleepy ... . , he didn't - ----------------- Wesley Humtberj ."(-Fti-ord became na minlktnr :v affair. Pv.jple came with their afterward minister. nni''iw Onej'ize th,the <lrti^t(<tn situation r.t at >>1! iill. Itr. He would horse trams and ox teams, some- day Lon. who whs a famowt trapperA keep saying to me. What's all this Why lie should do so we caw? times from loir ’ "nnces. to we came into Mr. Khappen's store and'hurry for anyway?” I hud to do the wonderful squx-ites and pumpkins. - showed* him a beautiful Fisher’hurrying." This was usually" conhe had taken. Because!eluded by another statement winch. hr stow race ’:md ' the remarkable .-kin." which ....... Eph BatterZon >wh.> had things exhibited. The principal he needed. money ■he said he would Ift>as t,u{ th(? jxsl t(nH, enjoyment from thc fair was the r ll it nt the.ridiculously low price | was at nn army reunion in Detroit ; ter and who w: ’ jxrsoni has go Lord and R. SOMfflIOF SEVENTH YEMS IGO A Special Introductory O If1 FLT? Your Present Vacuum Cleaner vr i ijiv Completely rebuilt for Striker and Aunt Caroline? Thc writer can recall wh-n tiw Hastings Uniform Hank of time won ’.he world's champion-:: with their drill corns of Sir Knfath The SIZE of a Bank . Is Not the Exact Measure of Its Worth to Its Patrons and the Community A true and friendly expression of interest in every customer’s welfare and prosperity. Rendering an accommodating and painstaking service at all times to the end that the greatest benefits may accrue to those concerned. Consistently conservative business management, fully realizing its re­ sponsibility to every depositor, and its relation to the business, industrial and civic life of its commercial area. These are the yard sticks with which the citi enry of the community measures its banks! Since I 886 this bank has kept faith with its Ijosts of friends. Unfalter­ ingly it has sanely an^l conservatively met economic conditions as they ap­ peared. year after year, whether normal or disturbed, always keeping in view thc interests of those whom it tries to serve, You are invited to become'a patron of this bank. We believe oiir'servjce wijl please you. Hastings City Bank “The Bank zi'ith the Chime Clock" TELEPHONE 2103 Hastings. th- HASTINGS, MICH welcome u-. St.it with Unas and but hrotiRh Sta THIS INCLUDES WOGdiil Motor completely overhauled All worn parts replaced with NEW NEW dust bag, NEW floor brush 20 ft. NEW rubber cord NEW carbon brushes thirl abq*. Entire Machine Refinished like new welconu These of funny characters of-ear!'.-. ...... indefinitely. by POWER CO. Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co AUCTION SALE! Having decided to rent my farm I will have an Auction sale on the old Morris Burton farm, 2 miles out of Hastings on M-37, (Battle Creek road,) ,on Headquarters for 'Hunters’ Supplies Hastings, Michigan Wednesday, October 11 Get Your Hunting License Here Commencing at one o’clock, sharp, and sell the following property:— Save With Safety At the Rexall Drug Store SPECIALS For the Week of Oct. 4 To Thursday, Oct. 11 Full Pint 59c Extract \ anill-a Compound Spts. Camphor, U. S. P 25c 2 Qt. Hot Water Bag 59c Kune Pure Norwegian CCod Liver Oil 49c Full Pint 27c Milk of Magnesia Price s Epsom Salts 10c Imported Bay Rum 29c Psyllium Seed 29c Witch Hazel 19c nona Talcum Powder 23c Hobarts Aspirin Tablets 29c ALSO SPECIALS IN WALL PAPER 4 Ox. Bottle . Full Pint 12 Oz. Bottle Full Pint Bottles of 100 Carveth & Stebbins Phone 2131 The Rexall Store Hastings, Mich M. Wilson Arthur Mr. Arthur’s appolntmr: Bistant genera! manager of Con­ sumers P«wer. Company, with. head* quarters m Jackson, has been an­ nounced by President T. O. Kent r.'.‘y and Vice-President and General Manager Dan* E. Karn Tit.' ap­ pointment completes the re- reanization made necessary by th-.- death, from an automobile aciidi-n*.. ot Chari,.. W. Tippy. Vice-Pn: Jdcnt | and General Manager of*Con.-ume&. ' Dan E Karn succeeded Mr Tippy. and Mr. Arthur assumes Mr Ka place as assistant general nvuia He will assume his new rlutiu November 1st. after an i trip throughout Consume: Company’;..territory with ■ General Manager Karn and Walter . H Saniqu formerly wnll C-otuum,ers Power (Mmpany. who hxworked with Arthur in New York, both tn tlje capacity of x-csistants to Vice-President T. 4 Kenney of Commonweal* ir and Southern. The msw assistant general man­ ager is a native ot South Carolina: , an electrical engineering graduate of A. and M. College and wos'for seven years with WesUnghotise Electric and Manufacturing Oomjiany before joining tlie Commonwealth group of utility companies- in Akron. Ohio, in 1918 as Commercial Manager of the then Northern Ohio Traction and Light Company. l<j 1924 be was promoted to Manager bf- Electric Sales and Distributicm and In 1929 was called to New York for the posi. tion he leaves to come to Michigan. It is 1219 feet up to the observa­ tion platform of the Empire State Building tn New York. HORSES. . Black gelding, 8 years, wt. 1400. Bay gelding, 8 years, wt. 1400. Bay Gelding, 8 years, wt. 1300. x These are good horses, always work­ ed together. CATTLE. Jersey and Holstein cow, age 5 years, fresh 5 weeks. 2 Jersey and Durham cows, age 4 years, fresh 4 weeks. \ Guernsey cow, 6 yrs., eligible to register,bred last March. Jersey and Durham cow, 5 years, bred 'May 18. Jersey and Durham cow, 6 years, new milch. Black Jersey, 4 yrs., bred Sept. 14, ’33. Jersey jeow, 4 yrs., eligible to register, fresh. Jersey cow, 4 yrs., fresh. Durham bull, 2 yrs., purebred. TERMS:—CASH. HOGS. 6 Poland China brood sows, due soon. Poland China stock hog, eligible to reg­ ister. 7 Poland China shoats, wt. 100 lbs. each. TOOLS. Wagon, nearly new. One old wagon. Hay and stock rack, new. Disc drill, good one. Land roller. 3-sec. spring drag, nearly new. 2-sec. drag. Single disc. Mowing machine, nearly new. New riding cultivator. Manure spreader, nearly new. Oliver plow, No. 99, and other articles not mentioned. No property removed until settled for. HARRY SPONABLE, Propr HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. BIRNEY MclNTYRE, Clerk. MU* for Am Mrs. tie £tv Geor Lant-tji Detroi Klin S Mi moved Stem Mra. and C couple cl Ba ol Mr Rapid Mrs Ohio, and M Rond gib-’' Mr nd wild t niond Ear �THE flASTINGS BASNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 4. IW3 ‘bL’SINF.’ S WOMEN'S HOSMIDDLEVILLE. , Mrs W. P. Thomwuna of Grand 0. E. S. ASSOCIATION . M:Ruth Farr win entertain the ! I Rapids, a former resident ot tius . BuSir.- '^ Women’s Ha-.pital Guild Prairie. was here on busineas Fri­ -------- —“>r 9. DinThree Grand• — Chapter Offi 11 «'•' day riei Amenran ’ , The funeral of Arm­ ccrs in Attendance—Next .. . _______ . .----- - ------ —attended by d by-the bustConvention in Middleville Miss Anne Burton left on Friday John FUdrw ot DetrSu was in the Hubert FalrdtUd of Detroit spent .friends on Friday A. M. burial near . for Ann Arbor. ' ' city Saturday. the week end at homy. ■ (Continued fn m page one) . Rocgiord where he formerly lived. ; . About HO attended the sessions Mra. H A Adroumc was in Bat-1 Mr and Mr* Clare Jones <if Mrs Anna Reed visited relative* of the Barn County O E 8 Avm>“ He will be greatly misead. tfot only cistion i^ld in Freeportt on 'IThurs' . KnlanuukM k* 1 ... week. ...u-.v r-l ’Olfm Iw'l.l lit L'h,-.--v.r tie Creek on Mbintiv Wyandotte visited her pare-nta. Mr in la*l etc He n*krd the question. ' What here, but at the former residence ar* v.*u doing with your time? How where He was very well thought of ' George Bauer was horn* from Kaot »«d Mrs. J. E. Mattoon, over thc IU:tard and Frederick Bishop ’ day. ' are urged to be do you »pend your leisure hours ’ as a m«n of integrity. Mr« , lansing over the week end. uv,k l,ld ; spent Sunday tn Kalamazoo. * ' fy> ynu -ju-k relief from boredom by Mrs Kirkpatrick will leave shortly pundrd tu by nlilgMr. and Mr* Ray Branch were tn Mr und Mrs CurtL* Bottum and Mr and Mr* Howard Hewitt visit­ attend^rf^tar movie* reading, walk- to spend thc cold monttu in Florida Detroit ui Tuesday rm busincas *»n >'f Aim Arbor were guest* of Mr ed in Clarksville on Sunday. . NASHVILLE MISSIONARY ■ • 'udv.../ nature, o- what d* Mrs. Sarah Boyce left Monday on M* .1.. tamr* “»>. Mr’ . F“» r'o with your leisure?” Hr paid the first leg of her journey to visit I UNION AS GUESTS ,y*u from Detiott for over th-- week end. hUn.*;Mri- to sout* so-called comic her daughter. Mrs Perry Powers. I Mr and Mrs. Ed .Fahrlngrr and Mr. and Mr--. Ray Colwell of Ionia Ml U I ..... » , features in th- dally paper* and to ln San D1,.KO California She exwere Sunday guerts of Mr and Mr*. ;«ui Donald of Grand Rapids were vUitcd Mrs L /./w c<'!. on 8.<‘.uid..\ In thr afternoon inidtr-.H-* were Meeting Will Be Held Wed *r> • clu..’. <>f movie.* ,'pecU to go in the spring u» MonSunday gm-sM of Mr and Mrs. E C. u-w B'-n*b Trav» im- City w.i- made by Worthy Grand Ms tr.n * Bn-sl' v of <>f Trai Kim SlK|-'r j!'. !'.'! Pf Ji ,wna to visit her son. and if con- I — .... ..... . ne.sduy at thc Hastings Mr. mid Mra Jack Su.-m havt Edmonds. ‘calling on old friend hu-k-v.f.a.. di-ttnite Mrs Selma’ Brown 14 Birmingham. _ _ . u e of leisure.' — dltions warrant it she may b* gone moved, from Gun lake to the K«i'.a.Mis* Lethi Mute has returned Mondays . . . W..... ---'• •• • n Mrs. Leon Country .Chib iving nothing constructive to do. a year and a half before returning 8t«-m. home. ------ ----- —.............. — -___ —----------- ---- ----- —v— — 1 urged some creative art. not homy. Bauer of nit* el' ■Irand Ada, Mrs Burntt Hamilton nt Battle *|M-nding M-vcral days at -A Century visiting relative* near Lanolin Mr Edith Hoch •Guy Phillips and family of Chi­ . Officer* wen- . cage. Ill. were guests . of• M A Mr. und Mrs W G Bajuer visited ... Mf and Mr -- (’ G 1 three elements Ritchie and wife last week. The Wc.-pmtrr .[j,,. (alr |n Chicago lost wr»k in Billy vUiU-d friends in Ritchies returned with them on Sat- | '....... .comixiny with Dr. and Mrs L- E -ov' r ,hc *" k '' d urday Hand will sja-nd a week Ul in V«UChi11 'L I"’ ..u «U1 couple of days on bit.itu .. - Holly, ot Muskegon. Mr-«hd .Nir* Vein L-a a (Irnntte chance f ir rago, vuiting friends and the ExDr iHld Mrs CUff -rd Mr* E A- Burton. Mrs. Guy C a,,rt -',r Mrk- Heckwil Tklbo: Middh ■ .. i ... Mi tl.e <>ci.il approval ol pr»itinn This will give tbe fish < | Buttle Crt-ok wi-re Sunday guest*■ Kell-r-ami Mim Ruth Hundy wcr- 8-.’Uth H.iv.n on H-inrtay Cortright. N.i-’if.chaplain; Mri ma'!'- All of us an- jn QUn' |agc quite a rest. ot Mr. rind Mr- C W Clarke B-j. U of Mi* A K F approval of our family Mra Carrie Matteson passed on at Dr Wimfnd MrUav;. -I Gland1 Wull lake on *f\)e*duy ■ is *|»nding ui-.-i-*ful in an her daughter's home on Main street. Mr** Anna Leighton WMS ' ljh.'mother, Mr* <>n Thursday. •rmination guv. : of Mr. and Mr* C W. Clarke **' ' ..... . Thr funeral will be at the I Mr... Cora Cherry Kapp o| <>ri-FrKt iy enroute from Grand R.«pird of upprcciaU »n home on Tuesday at 2 P. M. burin! I Ohio is vi mm; al tiw h nn in- immune from m th»- Coman cemetery beside thr I FABRICS i-anib.-Mr* ii'Liction nnd de- husband who passed on .'ome years und Mrs A. 1. Mote ot lamsuiK n - r.-™1i when they know ago. Beside* thc daughter. Mrs. J PATTERNS Randall ol turm-d io their homes on Tuesday re upirmiatcd C. Schnd. where *hc made her home gm .' nt .V alter a vtJt with Mrs. Sam Mote for some years, a son. Fred, whowry one .-liould -have jilts m thr eastern part of the state, Harry Adrounie left on Tuesday Rotary Club Monday rvvniu: on tf MISS TOLHURST WON frtr Springfield. Mu.-- . where hr will subject of InternuiR-nal Relation.. • m individual hobby.' one sister in th* west and a brother IV A T C H the windows and family <d Niwhv»H«- w«rt- Sun- mU-r tiw American International Mi and Mt Hint Van Hout, antidote for crime, and in Ohio are ah thr near relatives THE GOLD AWARD ’ ’ at Baird's this week. College! taking a pre-medlc course. immunity hobby. .*ome- wc are told. She leaves many friends Sarah Br.md.sl IlWflld*. You'll see the new Fall Mr and Mrs. Merk* Savacool. Mr. Ip thr memberr. of the! in thi.’ vicinity where she has passed Goes to Allegan Tomorrow end. and Mi.* George B Holing and MLNash strewed the Camp! her entire life, for to know her was 'shirts, witli appropriate Mr and Mr from Hi. Louis, Mo,. where he Carrie Strubw spent thr w«-«k endWhere She Enters Pearl Seek Beauty" and "Hold to br her friend Much sympathy ties, and you’ll be pleased night is express'd for all. especially for Medal Contest with thc fashions, fabrics SubbUu und Billie “»d Thmrtl. Aunact if he had done Mr Ruth Schad. who has taken njjd prices. In view, of the such good care of tier these many I Mr and Mra Mountain to epend a few weeks with y in ,human r»-latitAuhlps. he tinted. ( months. | rbing coets of manufac­ h« r parent.. Mr. und Mrs. C. T. Dr Nash asked the que*tmn ’Can Township. board will , -1 meet this I ture. these Fall shirts are jWeycrnuin *i»n Hampton imer ua be tru-trd jwith k-!.*urc?” Monday evening in regular res sosion. excellent values. ' maxco and GublIi- aid in reply it "depended on Mi.-j. Florence Watkins. Mis* Mar­ Thc M. E. church wax filled to garet Swley and Mr. and Mrs. Haaf hear, the first sermon of thc new affcriirxiri and H' h n-o! Wyandotte were Sat­ time dp their work. Democracy has: year by R«‘v. McKean, who hxs bcen practically failed and as the. wrong- returned to us. much to the satis­ urday and Sunday guests of Mr faction ot of nil. all. faction i* Mr and Mr.*. Richard H. Bn-hrn •' eertnz. a tremendous r,.... .Pythian .......... sistcra W1U Tlie will start ou oil and M-n and Mr*. Christian FViut -1’'1 rests on our cducatteiuil the fall with a pot luck supper this of Philadelphia- Pm-, are guests of *<> f 'tpJi 1K chOdfvn thc Monday evening. A UTUMN-8 rich colon Mi and Mrs. Rob-rt I5» **m-,T and Gk **can be sc«-n blended in d inc nd-; : tin" splendid addrrra bythe new Full tics. Tlie pat­ Fielding Sloan i social hour was enjoyed Mrs. Anna Draper ha* closed her nd march, songs and home tern-, range from the bril­ for the Winter and gone to liant to the conservative, in Sunday morning’s program was' On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. these four-ln-hands. Your luu just returned from a two. and M : . iirrmiT- d so R« v. Aunu.it Johanpocketbook will not suffer months' ’.i'll in Scotland home. • r. pastor of the Congregational Earl James and Laura went to Kal­ amazoo and called on a friend who Mis George Csikmun and Mr .n.d r-lauv church at Bedford, conducted the in buying them. iev. '-unal hmtr’at nim- odxk aivULat Capital Mr* BclTHE PRINT Mr.* Earl Coleman, accompanwst by Mrs -. .flue M-rmon on the • subEct ! 1,n « h “” ’ a^paiAed thpm and their gueats. Mr. and Mrs. Fielding. Rap'd? I Can Do Any’th^g I Plea^"* - ?n&Xjcr Mrs. E. ISN’T CLEAR shall on Sunday afternoon to At ten <.’dock. another very inMrs Maine Gabriel of Dayton. >u arc around middle Kentucky, is spending a«... GritMr .John McLravy and . Mr* m■ Cl,rt Mary VmiDugtcren. in ampiuij hM "th cto». : J .',. ’2nu JJ’iX'2.STh^-y CLOTHING & SHOES ’c' !< r<- u* they know nothing about it. uiwnirg V-iur . t at Walter Warner’s FOR MEN & BOYS ;|< nt trim Tuesday till Friday in' but h» prov-d t|mt mmt of thc guar- gu< Heath of Plainwell spfnt aac Houvem'V' ui.u>< know more than they think Tuesday -IUFrank e>aav nu will lie rtraiurd if and Wednesday with HASTINGS • Mr bcott IL-.I fire question and Kar| jannight Jr. । answer '« «n.. ai.-.....—. • . 1 Its I which, proved very interesting. . Sundny here, the guewU of -Mr und Mrs W M. Siebbni.-. Friends of Mr. On Sunday Laura James attended trort visited Mr, and Mr... Amtell over the .week cud.' Cejo Montgomery spent part ot ting* und to their former' Spark., remaining for a long-irrt r-,nk • ^raf** -,and honors. Seven1 xv' erm:. urr studted in tlie Camp Flrei EYESIGHT SPECIALIST MORGAN. • family of Urbandale. x.Mimed Ins poition with the fur­ wm. cui J. W. Howard and Arthur Webb Phone 263-1 I lasting* niture plant there. -They expect to VisRork at tlie home of Chari i Dtikoli Montgomery Sunday were Vei move their household good* In about , Richiird.Miti ami family and Mr. ■'Die three ranks arc Woxl Gather- ' HENDERSHOTT. lire Maker and Torch Bearer ■ »Ir Unrf Mr. nr..„_ , ■ r....................... . Brrrfrks. Ray Corkins and cuusin. Rh-idu Whitworth of . ' High *chmi Mr* George Bunker of Symbolism plat-- a large part In'ij-vL. vLsited rxtha Mr8' CurtL’’- and thrt-e children of and tend' d Alb trrtivith... including the the dav “ U1Ud Utha Adk,ns Sun'................... Bariison Camp Fire artlvltie... “ A “‘n3 Sun Urbandale. Rapids and Mm Tho R C i-r rroo nntiin umm* <vwiKsi1s ...at.-t-i _ . ' J «hd Mrr M.m.t W.hb .nd <Uu,N«r. ot Grandville called dn Harting, friend;, on Sunday afternoon.. ‘ „ri.. MEETING OF BARRY CO. SociaL Events and Personal Mention CAMP FIRE LEAD- ! New Fall 13795375 Shirts! • new Colorful Ties.... T.S.BAIRD I. V. BESS ME R DRESSES liNAPPY STYLES in id wool fabrics, prints dn coldrn; new neck with juckuls. sport* wear in n number of colors nnd combinations, in- • eluding the new Twin Sweater Suite ut . (Jiris’ School Dresses <» mi 69c to $1.98 FAIRCHILD’S 144 PLast Slate St., Hastings ,Phone 2522 Reed’s Drug Store • TEL PHONE 2241 Zorncr of State a nd Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Mich. DRU(1 SPECIALS Cod Liver Oil PINT 69c Aspirin Tablets tUul.. U 100 49c Colgate’s Toilet Soaps 4 4c 10c value-—2 for II Colgate’s Tooth Paste 4 Q25c aize" , ______ _ _ 13 ColgatejL^having Cream OEc 35c size______________ Cw Milk of Magnesia OQC Pint . 03 Antiseptic Solution 4 Qc Pint____________ C-L ‘**1 Beef, Iron and Wine OQC Tonic_________ ______ O v Milk of Magnesia AAc Tablet* ______________ fcO Hinkle’s Cathartic* OOC Bottles of 100 ___ CO s M'* , S'; F?-"" ",urch were Mr and tind'Mt'. Webb from Harwv ,r«’l membership drive. Christmas Mf^d o: Crw-k Charles Montgomery and son Curl, f^rimirc and daughter from Joints* Mfthday plan... community! “d fa^iv^Jn'd ’J01 Mcad i*cnl Sunday to visit the former's I armai < and dau .htc irom J >nn ar,njUes ^d family «nd moored to Mujicie.'daughter. Mrs. Flossie Allen - of . vi.- ffram. ,na' lo "slt Ulc Parents of Mrs. Monterey returning home Monday. Mrs Ella Lahr of Hurtin Brill Some of the essentials for pl inninc ' ~ Tuesday were Mrs. Kate Thomas era lnii . of a Camp Fite program arc Faith in i Mr and Mr’.. Karl and Mi.*,* Lulu Thoma* of Lansing.! 7\1I( 5r .rents. I1,:‘ program by the leader; an un-l made by I Homer vidted the lat r tii>- <’•: standing of the girls—their needs who wen- guests of Mr. nnd Mr* iMra JuClarence Grohe. . . !(o?ihrl «<!«. abtllftcs. environment and apMr and Mr* Albert B- rm r. ML 1S Chas. VanVranken spent Sunday!lR'!'r!i»,lnn °f their point of• view: EXTRA! EXTRA! .Tr.mAnidt and- Richard B<’s*m-r joh-i-on in Al'o at thc home o! Basil Hay- 11M’ ''■ community resources and covisited Mi*. L'lwrlotte Bessmcr in i»-( ,.n vard |<4*rntlon of "hobbyUts;" willing-1 Mr and Mr:.. Leon Slocum «)f But- >”■’* to try things with th* girls; I Ann Arbor on Sunday Mra. Be.-vsni-.-r Han!;tie Creek visited their relatives in appreciation of the value of Icamfriend for. a week . ’ j clark" of L** thl-s neighborhood Sunday. / .!,,K by doing and utilizing cduca*j Mr* lx>wi !l of Quimbv gave, u llon.»l articles from magazines, paMr* Dun Marble ri ttinieii home i Mrs L V BM<»nd iv after ; pending the pu*t ’ p.„, wnnderful report ol the.M E con- P*'rs and bulletins week tn Lawton raring for thr home L' x. u. !, ferenci at church Sundav it is sel-i . Le»ter Scott spake again on Sun-; October dom that any one hear* such n day^a/ternoqr. on "Educating the ■>f Mr. andd MiMi - Warren My< My-r* rs while .... i, ’•$•»<>«» they were•• in' in Chicago nttrnrflnr attending Aa I ' ‘ complete yet Interesting report a* Emotion.* ' Youth is prone to look; lif Pn«n-s* Pneri'i* Century of she gave. She certainly had she backward and is Introspective de-1 Ml* <-r Robert Cochran of Cold-' Two car load.- n: young hlghpolnte of uh thc addresses she nar»d Mr Scott He quoted Dr । water is sjiending th:.* week with hL*» from Emmanuel Episcopal heard and jus ed them on in an Foster Kennedy, a psychiatrist of Pure Cider Gal. understanding wa> Vofk CHy.ju saying that “Zest. <randpann’.s. Mt. and Mrs. GeorgeI' .ircumpa-.U'd by ll.« R< v a M. Newton, while hi* parents, Mr Wc ««.!<• g'. i ! ' have Rev Conk- *’ tl,< Merer of happy living Intcr-J , Un -with us again nal hapmness is thc weather tn your ’•nd Mr. Burr C.Khmn. .re n A Mr. and Mi Und Storrt-r and *°ul" The two mdrt powerful emo-1 ■ OU.,« I.;, . ... ,I !o‘'C ot Hasting-. *erc guc*ts at Hon* arc the dynamic of fear—fear Fine Quality No. 2 Cans '’'a...... C"O ■' , Al Ball. Friday night and went to consequences of failure, or op-1 of Miami. FF>nda. who iiavr been; wt.-iK>rted thr L A S entertainment at the presoion—and the dynamic of joy ! ....I...- rhr. Mr- .-..J; s Whole Wheat Biscuit 10c Star Urunge hall tu help with the A Guardians' Training Course is Charlton, and oilier friends and . music. planned for the coming eight ! relatives. left for their home the lat-1 Finest Quality Creamery ib. 26c ' B-jgrtc* Matt*:.on. Dora Gardner months, the meeting* to be at the i and An.t> lie .Smith, with their.Camp FHlf office, 246 Champion St. tcechtr. Gwendolyn Ga.-kill. sjwnt Battle Creek, pn Monday evening*.: , Rapid.-- Monday attending a moiling thc week end at the Kellogg camp.:*11™ th* various Camp Fire crafts; ■ of the Michigan conference, board -• • b< . nt 1 for study. I of Trustees. Dr W. M Puller of Fancy Quality ( i OVERDAI.E. !, Cloning the-day * program was a ; Kalamazoo, a former imrtor here, is Mr and Mr: Hatry Pennels and J playlet by some of the girls and a1 {chairman of this board. (daughter spent ftinduy at A Ccn-' ceremonial service. • j . Mrs Alcid Stauflcr and Ml*' ■ CHOSEN tury ul Prngi- •! Much credit Is due Miss Frieda1 . i Dorothy Smith were in Battle Creek.! u-,<ner H.’n Mr end Mr. Tom Carter of Ku'.- jOLsen and Miss Florence Craven for.Mr. M J, KML. Aibl„„ <■„„ J.imazo spent Saturday P. M with their splendid work in organization; 1/6. Angele*, cal., who had bf.u itan-trv.i urcr tie ;r parents Mr and Mrt. Waugh, and their gtnerous hospitality. The’ called there by tiw serious Illness >4 icouiv r it a • Quarterlv mn tilig will b< h*ld at. wfftote affair was very jnuch worth] All Chicago Beef a cousin. Rev. Charles Ow<m-. re-! >u.s nd' :c Evangelical . church Sunday, while and should create deejier in-i turned with her sit.’er. Mra. SUttflcr 'duritUTi;. j?1' ' •ome. iterest in thc Camp Fire Girls' pro-| Mr. AMdSiaun.r. Mr>. Emm..„T Ir* Roy Headley o:. pram and their various activities.; StauHer and Mi * Dorothy Smith TOWN TALK Brand t Wednr.day wjth Mr All appreciated, also, thc kindness* diusta lb. IOC with Mra. M. J. Knll.-i nuiton-d to JOI Lt BIB IHD.M Wi l It. A Plaaring < 4^ 1 . mt Dickerson of the W K Kellogg Foundation. | Kalamazoo Friday from where Mr*. Mi.* Mary Quaifc'dclightfully en- ■ Blend. Lb. 1C>2 C Fancy Cuts KolL*. who iiks sja-nt thc summer lertalntd the Jolly Birthday G.uo'. A number of friends of Mr. and who sponsored the enterprise and It* Geor.'i Kahler helped them entertained their guests so royally. with her aider. Mr* A. Stauffer, und on Sept- 20 The-usual ;>oi tuck dm - jSILVER RIVER Brad —— - • ------------• other' relattvra. left by bus fur her being ■libra'v then- ywr wedd.ng afiiu- * home in Lcm Angeles. Califun’da. Dickory Brand Choice Quality Woodruff it lai! Lit'lr Muy .J-ari Hecker, who ha* Mr-. Jcmc Faasett was thc guest Grand RapuA A p LADIES* NIGHT. nuv,|,_ ib-s-n a'. Am; Artxir for tmiuncnU, is, of her daughter and son-in-law.' MAXWELL HOUSE lime nuiilythi- uHcrn Armour's Star lb. ‘ lut .... ... :.(j impmving. iMr. mid Mrs. Arthur Lathrop, of' .Hastings Commanders enjoyed ■ A National 1 > t Ril**-1I M >niaa aj.d Prairieville tho latter part of the. Shank Hall or Whole pleasant time on Mondav evening, it iy-___ Favorile — dfeV 2 U Geosgt- Herrington offwek. being "Ladies’ Night." After the Ljt BIRTH (>F ,A DAI GHLEIL I Mi. and , I Mi .ind Mr. Ed Tiw Dortas Society of North tyuluck supper at «;30. the ladies played Hastings lrtend«. of Mr. and Mrs i Kalama. (-•.nu were Sunday'pk Grove will hold an afternoon card* white- the men held their n j- William ADderaon <»t Grnnd.Rapid- i Monica . .............. . . , Mr.-. Cha* Mcm: -Hie Hook Thursday. Oct. 12. ular bu.sir.esA soudon will be pleased to know 'ihVy* are|Rite»ts ot Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rowden of|’ thc parenu of n daughter bom on :l.-d। meeting at the home of Mrs Or-; tovho reoru: entebtaik. J Wodnraday-. „ p, 27 Mr Andcr*on Septand 1 Grand Rtrnlds wen- Thursday guests. Th. MIM«ranr _ cl ■ the "[onimly —... ‘ hv«l ‘he Ccn.-triuuUtmii.'. : at thr L. E Mudge home ' Presbyterian church, will be enter-------------- • Wo Deliver taijird on Tiiuraday evening. OctoY. M. L ____ , .. flirt i Seventy-two attended the Rally Thj Big Littla Store ber 12. at dinner by tlie young pe>Mrs. Ray Water - is'hootera to the oZ' 13th ) Day icrvtcM at the North Mabie , us in ' Grove church Sunday morning. Colpie nf the church. A program fol- Y. M. L Club today at a one oci-xk Watch tor further 1 lection W38 for the Detroit Mission. | lows the supper ‘ luncheon. the next Banner Chicago th- past w. fur thr Store during his parents' ab­ sence. 1 Among those who were here ti at- < SPECIALS! Friday, 6 Saturday, October 7 Vinegar 2 Plimpkifl Kellogg’ Butter »«• 1*7© OlCO CoKee Specials ISC n«. Meat Specials Beef Ro zjc Bacon a ivlie Hams is'Ac HINMAN’ �PACK WORT THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 4 1933 FOfiD MARKET AD PRAIRIEYTLLE. . Master Jack McCmilley spent tho BALTIMORE CENTER. Tiw- Ladles’ Aid will meet nr the M‘.is Don* Gardner U much Im­ week end with Grandma Ovs-rKmllh liureh Wednesday, Oct. 11 yw lucjt proved tn health at. this .writing. Mrs. Ru.-..a il Greenfield uccom- dinner. Morri* Burchell -t coplf’rtmvc ut B<-n- KclloRR camp LTrlday ' Mr. and Mra. Albert Pro:' ive a splendid -report 1.1‘-pent Sundj li-tt called on Mr und M: morning service.'* Lightfoot ciunday ev».nln’. Mbs l.sirna ctiitdd spent the week M .. D H. Sharp of : pent SuHiniity afternoon « Arthur M>-c:,and WU1 Dipp nnd U's-rt* in Hn-ilii - . ’ sun .s Sundny Arthur Mi THE CHURCHES WANTS ONE CENT A WORD. NO.ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25c. Guaranteed Truss E^nr tmxa wo Et is guarantced to bold th* rupturo VNITT.n BRETHREN CHUBCH. I FIRST Jwtiarnt fcr you. Let us *hovr yoa the New Akron Truss Health" ‘ Control’*. Nothfng else like ■euLaUVca. and mu The Prescription Drag Store ?. Greenfield of Edim-nd-, »>( Hx - .Hid tuuub rainy. MH--, ha-1’ been returned to, ! Ann Arbor Muu-dav but t? not 'abb- Gut-n Gaskill. Arabel iier ■>; (•man of the Dunham, distric Our Service rt Fine ink.- To PROTECT You Clnitanlly W* lutnre Hacaa. Hrt«M6oi<t Ocada. Prlv*tv G*r*gr, a*. LOW RATES CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. <0* Kaiitaixoo N*tJ. Bink Elite. A Hoist Ccn>r*uy Ors*i>U*d lr?| J. L MAUS Local RepTe*er.UtlTr Haiuogi. Mub. tin's' iriove and th B»-n 1 riuug. id .KiatidM.ii. ir snduy with Wm Bayne Tin- community I* saddened by the Funeral Sunday GEO. M. NEWTON Have That Broken Glass Replaced NOW! Cold Weather It Near New and U.ed AUTO PARTS OPEN SATURDAY EVENINO8 Glenn F. Laubaugh PHONE 2637 >nk Vnderv HASTINGS MORTHAGG FOIIF.CLOSUKE F. E. Lowry, D. D. S. Announce* the Opening of Dental Office In Delton MONDAY. OCT. 2nd Hour*: 9 to 12; 1 to S <, ’ iq.n RoM CARDS of THANKS What Would You Do IF THE LAW . .. IM REVOKED Ypur . Driver* I.iccn»<-.’ ' 2nd TIED Up All Your Truck* gnd«Car*.* ■ EFFECTIVE! OCT. 17. 1933 Michigan’s Financial Respon­ sibility Law Provides SEE UJJ L Jerry Andni* Ilantim;*. Mich.’ It. G. Brumm. Phone KI—F3 Nashville. Mich. -I WANT TO SELECT.i reliable young »naii. now em­ ployed. with fore*lglrt. fair edu­ cation and. mechanical ii-.i-lin.itioit*.* -who i» billing to train -part liny or evening in Hasting* to quatil* as INSTALLATION iihI SCRVICE r*pcrt_on .ill types >f lire trie Refrigerators. For.in­ terview write, giving age and pre.iiit (Hcupation. , GRANGE PROGRAMS UTILITIES ENGINEERING INSTITUTE . I first pj>EsnrTEn:A« church. | Ror. John Kl’.-bhig. D. D IT.-,? ' < 325 W. Caster St. Fbor.e 2JBS HASTINGS MARKETS though wcmlngly in thc be*t of health. D t uk surely be prepared for "in A time when ye think not the 5< n of man c.uneth." . । citUECir or ti:e umtep rretkren 101 No. Well* St.. Chicago, III. hu-tn thia Duffi-ny and children of Lan- h her parents. Mr. mid Mra Ben-1 DANCE! Rome Literary Chib was dr. illy entertained ut iht» hmm an afternoon m«-« t.uir. Mra M. , s of HartinRfc was present and : an intorv.stmg talk on "PromtFIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. wn this vicinity attendMru Cora AApinall and daughter, le anniversary rif Mr. nnd Lena? of Dowling spent *11iur.*day ** ...... char. A’.plna'.r.s. -• r< Fred Mr. mui Mrs Wtn Schantz of I Haven*’ Vermontville were Sunday vMtorsj of Mr.'and Mrs H. I’. Munn. Plainwell. who was married ML-s Lena Hcideman returned I Mme ’iigr- was also present. Lv* Barbara Otis cth braird t last Week from WiscotVln where she■ b;T aunt Wm. HaU /-for better f mortuary services \ ♦ |»rtr.’.A lure Bund. nun unit) vpent th Mra Frank n utday evening.Oct Mrs Sarah Orsbarn. of Hart tn.-* a rouph- nf days the pa’-t ek. The.Martin p T; A will meet this -CHARLES H. LEONARD The last. IS emperor* of China have been hurled In the Ming tomb*. dud Intltati :.n i- CLEAR LAKE LODGE Special Excursion Train to A CENTURY of PROGRESS AT CHICAGO, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8 Me. and nercr sacrifice . them for—prcflt y Distinctive Funeral Service Friday and Saturday Nights... October 6-7 limping, with the first lady of t! land. Mrs.-Roosevelt. Special mw by Mcjdanie.. confer and Barjxr w ' a a ph asing feature iicw>ni;>«nii Supper was .-.«-rvi part of b) Mrs. . .. Gilkey. — u r. Mr. to about thlrt ROUND TRIP Leave Chicago not later tliaR 10:00 P. M. (Central Time! October 8th. Stindjy.. Er *-;!$• and children and Otis of Kalamazoo were nd Mrs, Guenther and son of . Lansing were Sunday at Clyde Warren'S. . Oakw NORTH HOPE. md Mrs Darling of Ronald Andcra of Wei; Hope IV Kalamazoo. on our street Sunday. great Mr. und Mra. Albert- Na-Ji. __________________ , .__ „ _ .. raffes, 4»htili4r»!». camel*. ttnlcorn* family of Htutingr.-spent Saturday tlon* ’in Egypt—-Unte in Cairo, three and lions. ,aud Sunday. Fith Otto Nstzel. m Alexandria, .and one in Port Said. Coaches Only Patrons uhb desire to drive to any cities from which excursion is operated and take advantage thereof, may park cars on unused railroad property to the extent available. Such parking shall be at patron's risk. Asli Ticket Agent for information. |» AVOID HIGHWAY CONGESTION-TRAVEL SAFELY BY RAIL MICHIGAN CENTRAL TRAINS USE STATION ADJOINING GROUNbs �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, Oct. 4, 1933 PART TWO—Page KLINGENSMITH. [the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert The school enjoyed tlieir flrU i FIFTY-NINE CREAMER Mrs Murv Blunders aud son Mar- S.<und< r. Wednesday evening and ing this year They hiked up on I railroad* nude a inut^lre in boosting IES IN COMBINATION x). ’ S. . .' . *ni ,hr» n.lu'lvwwU enmi. ti.rv raxiibunm hiu hit! »..< u...l a »in>i artlwwl |their fares Instead yf kN-ping them TAKES EFFECT SOON ------ --. .;lthI friends and of -...-I Uli*- music. UIIM relaUvcf « ’ -- such --wt tin paha and old enjoyed a weiner roo*t. on a competitive baits. Imany event. '* • Shall be wisd etjMuty to give Reckless Drivers Must -Be By Home Economics Specialist*..Perfect Organization Similar ph e n.tunng to their home Friday «*-?'* will make. . Elbert Saunders and Grace Ham­ Mr. Btalih who ha* been spending --- ... Jpoecd frlan arthOrough trial, to Land 0’ Lakes, inc. ' Able to Bhow Finonclll Wem»n Sl.le Collie ilton were married Monday noon at tlie post six months in England, kee Springs, had thc .they can satisfy themselves as to ► ■ the home ot thr bride* parents. Mr. railed on Mr. and Mra Goodwin ran a pitch fork through Responsibility -!S3BS ‘ ' 111" 1 [whether (MSMiiger patronage has —Directors Named und Mrs. Lynn Hamilton. Rev. A A Monday. Mr. Stahl was on.hi* way Tuesday Hope it will be better LOWER RATES BY WEST­ been jyrmnncntly lost to tlie rail­ Thr nnwiwul rcpomibiwy l.w ManyJ.nn Ix.uwwhr, «rr now ' There lias recently been formed at Griffen performed thc ceremony alt­ to Det: oil. Mr. and Mra. Albert Greet roads Wc <ty not believe it has. ERN COMPANIES ARE which bremnra e««Uv. Ort. IT. U J l° LaiMing a nei" cooperative organi­ dinner wo* served. Con­ .Mrs - A Johnson returned from I family and Marshall Trtpp Another .new de|>arture for rail­ mirnded lo prrtrrt iwihrtu »1“',^ b'V"'.M,kl* «“■' zation. to be known.a* "Michigan er - which , up north after ^pcntiipg three week* j Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lee FOUND SUCCESSFUL roads L-> the introduction, that will iwoperty liom Uw art, ul Irrrtpoh- *'ira* fr,t**T h'*1* lake, abort lo CXXiperativr Crcanterle-.. Inr " There kratUlatRMK or friends gathered at there | ham in Maple Grove. are 59 plants in ’ the combine. The A nunwer la- made rodn on the Union Pacific, alblr porso'na on Uw highway. Than Uw mill .rtid ox.-lwnx.., 11 hw lionr of a new stream-line passenger m.h .,1 lollrra i plan Ls to hare an organization DEFINITE INFORMATION lo the Dopen, train, capable df a sjx-ed averaging mrntot8lair.il la .vldrnl ihrt u nrt mquuih u> |u> the proo s.l,.« similar In many respect* to tluit AFTER MEETING IN EAST 100 miles per hour. There Ls so much many motorist* believe U»c new sta- jlax! used by Uie Land O'Xakes Creamcr-' ■ 1..— Inc Tt.A of Af. Minnesota, ,1.1. — i—. dead weight now in. a railroad locu- tulc makes automobile insurance!| T' There are several difference* in ies. the WUcqnsin The Introduction of Lighter imotive and tlie big steel cars that compulsory. ;baking bread successfully with soft Federation of Cheese-Factories and. , lit puts a crimp in low-priced rapid ' wheat flour and the hofne economics i th* Midwest Creameries. Inc ,‘of InStream-Lined Coaches Kay ; passenger travel. In fact it is not' Tlie law proposes to keep off • the nwnwav* reckless rcewesa drivers, anvera who wno orc are tension nutrition specialist at d‘ana and Michigan. Mean Increased Speed j .possible .. to _______ have high ______________ speed locotno- highways involved in inacxidents or wlio wlio fall fall to to Michigan•-— State College offers the Mr. G C Coffman, of Coldwater.; involved accidents or 7",.----Will there be n return of Hie good “'*• lh* »»•’? ‘>1* drawing big observe highway law*, and may not .followingSuggestions, _____ ___ _______ i." was chosen president ot tlie group old days of two cent* a mtle railroad slc** P»«c“ger cars with square affect the vast majority of Michigan ■ More flour U used In |hu|Anuvu proportion w to — —- —-— ------.---■ fare? Indication* are that low pa*-jcn“-’ . , . , , iiuuiu and uiiu tlie tiw dough uuii*u should aiiuiuu not be w .Michigan, M.ChigZn. vice-president and Mr automobile drivers. Similar laws are -: liquid icnger fares may be with u* again. I Thc nc*" l™ln be made of an. now in effect in 20 itate* and *ev-j— kneaded or handled as -----much os rClark nr,v,v Brody, manager nf of the Mlchi"" Some western railroads tried cut- ■ w11* we^*} about a eral province* of Canada. iwhcn tlie hard wheat variety of gan Farm Bureau, was named secAll prices in this advertisement include the ting round trip pasMnger rate* from t,lc Prv*<ini weight of a After convicUon of a major Violaj.­ flour L< used. More yeast is required retafy-irtnsurer. * 3 6 cents per mile to two cent* through passenger train. Being Michigan 3 per cent Sales Tax ,r in the feclpe than usual. ' nie first board of directors in­ per mile. It worked well. An- * ire uni-lined, the air resistance Ls tion of motor vehicle laws or after to I The usual preaa-paung bread-baking direct directions eludes Peter Trierweiler of Eagle; failing to satisfy a Judgment of $300; inc usual knw stead of hauling empty coaches. • fduccd- It i« believed that a or more growing out of a traffic ao may be used ns tlie basis of tiw re- 1 Fred Walker of Carson City. Elmer the rars were reasonably well filled “Wd of 100 miles an hour can be cidcnt. the motorist"* llcrnuc and all cipe. In-a recipe making 3'. pounds [Hathaway of Hastings, f c. Pernwith puMengeT*. Tlie c.unpanle.; maintained ro thc present railroad SWIFT'S ORIOLE SMOKED found they could make more money * m<" fror'1 Chffago or New York to regiatratton certlcatcs of tho-aiuto- 'of bread the necessary changes in ert of St. Louis and E. F.,Brown ot at the km- fare than they did at Ux-Pacific c«**t can be cut in twu mobile are suspended. In order to!amounts of ingredients to be used, Remus. Tin- •reinstate reinstate thc the license, license. thc motorist include. 2.'.-2'. pounds sifted soft! This corj»ration looks like a senmuch liiglier rate permitted by tiie i without incrcasuig thc co.t Tiumust settle the judgment bi the wheal flolir (depending^ on it* ','ible move. We take it from the fact Interstate CMamicrce OotnmiMlon. । bKhtcr train will not wear out the specified In tlie law and also i weight and strengthi. 2 . cups H-J that Elmer Hathaway of Rutland Since that time tlie urflern roads I r“»* or the equipment a* rapidly manner have been Hying to prevail on east-1 d" lirwrnl through trains oner- musl furnish the Secretary of State quid <mllk or jxituto water 1. 4 tea- ha* been placed upon the board that t-rn lines to give these reduced rates;! “ted nt half tlie sj»eed. Further it is with proof of hLs financial respon-[spoon* sail. 3 tablespoons sugar. 2 ■ Barry county creameries are to be hut until recently Hie appeals were expected Unit Hie smoke nuisance sibllily to meet Uie cobtfl of any tu-; tablerqxxms fat. and P.- ounces; included. ture highway accidents. jyeait 1 three cukesr. If liquid yeast Ls I Tot successful W1U “voided. "Die car whceLs will ThU b. done d«» In ’ ,l». Last week there came a news item | »* «n«dr to run over the rails with This can be in three way. ways, Tie malorul “"“W U- ■ l«»"“l« Mh«l ...c YMCA ITFMS from New York Citv. in the New 'cry llltic noLsc he mt may’ depo.ll*'“*■<IIIX»--------with Uw sial.He may hlc a aurrty *b<a' rbw'' ' 'I!-???-' > . IV1. C. A. 1 1 C.1V1O York Herald and TMbune, which It I* possible that out of the <a>mSliced lb. 28c Butt Half “• 14c "'.“'J . I. I ’ -------1 said tliat tiie. president* of eastern I l*'tl,k>n with busM.-s and airplanes bond or'a real rtlale hood »Uh Iwo aurrtle. providing provldlhK for tor a nar.mum maximum und 3 * "-I* b'l'ial jeart. railroads had agreed to cut the basic! come invention* that will revive sureties of $10,000 for [x-nonal Injuries or! - - — ------- —» -- —........ - faro to two cent* u mile for round railroad passenger traffic. death and a maximum of $1,000 for; dough as much as when tlie othci I whole county Oct 1 £ at 7:30 P M. trips, and. three cents for one-way property damage; or the motorist; type flour is used, und the dough Shank BdWNE CENTER. tickets, also U> eliminate surrnnnm not.be noc rm allowed anoweo to ro rise me any-; anil *■» '’’“‘J | charges. Tiie Herald-Tribune said- Mrs John Nosh and daughters, may file a certificate showing that ralwuld II. .Ur It ««" will “ “‘r“ than double "* ‘ tiieac rates, it. was believed, woul-1 Alice, and Marte, und Mrs. Jennie he carries motor vehicle liability ln-|"more rl'e more mindly than with hard c , A “ IK| Mr Him I ot Ihlroit. apply to all eastern territory except Flynn apent Saturday with Mr. mid suranro for the rtcce.ssary amounts, i wheat hour, andUwnot a> rUen hldh I >»“"« UT" •» “J" New England, and are subject to Mra. Elmer Ellis of Lowell. . | To teat whether do nolle j«h hip. ln modification ut a meeting of the Mr. and Mra. Eldred Deming an- MILK INCOME DROPS .IX iiawwiTii. unvi O !.sufficiently, touch the surface lightly i °“.r, eastern president* with rail heads the parents of an 8\ ib. baby boy, ac ccciy rnCTC Dice with tiie fiiv.:ei- and if u depression nM,ft[ng will honor the birthday of Pork Hearts Pork Steak •">• 10c » AS FEED COSTS RISE r(.majnSt >t ready, if the Ilepres-: <-»•*”«•■ WilUurns who was born 112 - from all oilier Mictions • No formal who arrived Thurtday. Mother and Or LIVER notice was expected until after tills bube are being cared for at the Ision comes up. tlie dough should be >'cars UK<> ? meeting which will be lield soon. home .......... of Mr....and Mrs. Roy ........ Deming. No Profit Prom Increased Re. j allowed to rise longer. |X«»« °*4 the Y. M. „C A That newspaper said that tlie rate j Beatrice Thomas was a Grand rdintc When Wnrrl F.r . Mr. Buell will present the achievelb. 1S>/2c Lamb Roast ! Planning Sausage ib. 23c ceipts When Herd BlFiannimr n. retnilar nral»r prwrrsm <■» „„„„ „„ „ thr schedule agreed upon at. tiie meetl- itaptds Rapids visitor Friday. Choice shoulder cul Swift's Brookfield ing in New Ytork mark* thc com•• iMr. and" •• Mra. ----Glenn ----Dean cntcrponses Rise Rapidly , lh<- hour, al Iwow will help llw v M c A In nny.lour roiinin^ ol Lamlmr. Sort 25 -MMihran ,bc«ln2!"'or ,hr’ l”’t 'he •<>'11 BWrn ,oui4 man In pliunce of the New York Central and■* tallied his jxirents from near Mid­ thc Pennsylvania roods with the dleville Sunday. > dairymen am not auro they 'lme *° readJiM hlmiwll mare can-, t(l, counlJ. prtween hlsh Khool and Lamb Breast Spare Ribs demands of western curriers for a W. C Thomas and Ed. Thomas of Fine for braiiing rate that will attract passenger Grand Rapids. Sam "niointis oi Ore­ received by oiher i.rmera lor Iced or i.X 'IK X*. "" traffic- It is doubtful, even with low gon and Will and Norman ot Cale­ to grieve because feed prices have| A.. " nI Mirhtann n’"Un*’ ** ,n ,ni Hastings fares, that patronage of passenger donia were Sunday callers at Wult increased fasti'? than those for dairy coli<.ne’^ Ll M’chlgan Mt.l}OTdlst church Wednesday Oct. trains will be what it wg» before the I Thomas'. Genuine products.accwjhra to the dairy de-1 p^°to enterina school, the 11 _at 2*VCn V“r‘y P M Prior to entering school, the partment at Michigan State College. child* existence has been centered C. F Angell attended the tii-Y Spring Records from the 10.000 cows in I in tlie lionie. but now two centers of group of Nashville" li$sl Monday dairy herd improvement a-vxxiations interest are offered him. and every night. in this state prove that the herd effort should'be made to make the Tlie track meet last Friday P. Mowners" net incomes were less last two as congenial as possible. for all of Nashville grade children month than previously. There has Tlie question How do you do that was enjoyed by nearly 200. each one FLOUR FLOUR FLOUR been a flight increase in tlie price of at school?'' will help tlie mother to helping hLs or her grade to win. milk and of butter but the casts of see that Uw self-help tasks and du-i E- W. Halpenny was Uie speaker feeds rose so rapidly that Uie dairy­ tics are done the same way in the i 'for~ thc flrat* ninthly 24'.-lb. ------ *'*’ — -----of• the meeting man's chance for profit decreased. hoine as at school. i Burry County Ministerial Associa­ Members of the aiuodaUons near­ Regular hours at home should In­ tion held ut Nashville'. McthofUst ly all fed grain to their cows when clude a definite time to get up. on church last Tuesday afternoon. they Were on pasture. Wlien Uie Saturdays and Sundays, as well as Hastings Hi-Y have as their first pasture failed during the dry weath­ during the school week. This time speaker Prin. W. T. Wallace. The er. both roughages and grains had should be early enough to give tlie club has several new member* join­ • On loans of $300 or leu Household has re­ to be supplied. Both classes of feeds child ample time to dress, eat. and ing soon. duced the cost substantially below the maxi­ have Increased in price faster than leave for school in a leisurely man­ mum rate formerly charged. Families, keeping milk or it* products. ner. Hurry should be avoided so that The World Disarmament Confer­ ence will resume Work on October 10 house, who cun make regular monthly repay­ Dairymen tried to meet, thi* con­ the day will not be started with a ■at' Geneva. Forces for peace Salt Country Club J 15c Vanilla Extract dition by culling out their pborest sense of strain. ments are eligible to borrow. 20 months to repay. throughout the world are uniting for Iodine or'Free Running cow* and more than 100 were dis­ Hours of free, undirected play!;a Tiie only signatures required arc those of hus­ great disarmament meeting Sun­ should be arranged outside of the >' carded from the herds for . which band and wife. Quick, private, courteous serv­ evening. October 1SU1. 1 roebrds are kept. Most of thc cows school period, and. if thc child Ls day ice. Visit, write or 'phone thc office's of the sold wert* better producers than Uie nervous and excitable, sufficient rest SOUTH SHULTZ. Household Finance Corporation of America on average cows on Michigan farms so periods planned. Il is well to have Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shoups of Ash­ ARMOUR’S STAR it is not hard to fell what Ls hap­ thc child spend n few minutes lying .land. Ohio, spent last week with Mr. the 3rd Ft. of the City National Bank Building, ' pening to dairymen who have no flat on his back on the floor Just be- and 1 West Michigan Ave., Battle Creek. Phone 4406. Mra. J. W. Tedrow nnd Mr. and record of their cows" production. fore luncheon, and supper. , Mrs. Albert Bundy of Toledo. Ohio, MEMBt* N. 2. A. One item oF^timlsm shown by A definite program in the process spent ‘ thc herd reports Ls the news that of (Ming to bed is'especially neccs- [them. Tqeiday and Wednesday with COMBINATION SALE » pi>s«. twinkle. All several owners built safety bull pens<sary. A period of "getting ready* for Rev. Fred Horn made n business 4 JELL MOLDS and a small bottle Maraschino Cherries For during the past month. These pens tomorrow" Ls advLsable just before ,trip to Ionin Wednesday and Mrs. enable dairymen to retain aged bulls bedtime. During the time the child Horn spent the da.x with Mra. CeilEATMORE Without any clanger of anyone being bathes, arrange his clothing to be ;arc! Smith in Hastings. 2 ib.. 19c Oleo Soda Crackers 2 23c BRAND injured by the animal. State papers worn the next day. to lighten thc 1 Let all wlio can attend revival Cc^rntry Club - crisp, flaky have reported two farmers killed In burden of getting ready In the!I meetings at the Shultz church this Michigan during the post week bv morning. If thc child Is permitted to° week. bulls so the importance of safety check the button* on hLs clothes, Ib. SUN-MAID to' Mr. and Mrs. Harry MLsener of measures can not be overempha­ select clean hose, and other tilings jinnTe nt Kalamazoo spent the week end with PRICE STILL REASONABLE! be worn, i^ will give him a sense vf sized. ‘ pkg. SEEDED oi. tht.lr parents. Mr. and Mra G. E. responsibility.-and will help him to Kcnyop. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Kenyon BARBERS CORNERS. realize a connection between hLs nnd sons of Bellevue spent Sunday Repair Your Roof Before Fall Raina! SUN-MAID SEEDLESS, 4 «.,*• 35c Tlie Parent -Teacher Association home and school life. afternoon with them. Ronald rc-fnt Altoft school district called their turned home with them as he has NORTHWEST TIIORNAFPLE. first meeting tor the year Friday FILL YOUR BIN WITH COAL NOW! employment near Bellevue. Puna Fish 25c Grapefruit 2 23c evening with a good attendance. A Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Le*ter Bonneville Or SHRIMP - w Country Club - in syrup fine program was rendered. Tlie Ladies' Aid was held in the and daughter*. Lorraine and Lorena, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Reed from church basement with a good at­ called on relatives in Kulnmaroo! Maple-Ofove called on their daugh­ tendance. Tlie election of officers Sunday afternoon. • I ter. and Mrs. Burl Nash. Fri­ for the coining year was as follows Gordon Kenyon of Bellevue lai lb.. day at the Barber farm. , President. Mrs. Louretta Tungatc; spending a few weeks with his Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nash and fam­ Vice-President; Mrs. Frank Gar- grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. George PHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE ily of Warnerville. near Woodland, bow; Secy.. Mrs. Milton Kermeen: Kenyon, assisting with the farm visited their son. Mr. and Mrs. Burl Treas- Mra. Harry" Stimson; Work work. lb. loaf SC Fresh Bread Salad Dressing i*—* 27c Nash. Sunday. Committee, Mrs. Olney Adams. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Hine pleasant­ Country Club - plain or diced Embassy Country Club quart 29c Lewis Skinner. Mrs. Grover Cline ly entertained the Brush Ridge and Mrs. Otto Schantz; Supply Cemetery Circle Thursday at their Committee. Mrs. Otis Morgan; cottage al Acker’s Point. Those from Ib. Flower Committee. Mrs plenn Allen away Were. Mrs. Mae Anders nnd and Mra. Earl Kermeen; Member­ Mrs. Dora Monica of. Kalamazoo. ship Committee. Mrs. Otto Wood. Mra. Eva Wliittcmorc of Delton and Mr. and Mra. George Adams and Mrs. Christa Aldrich of Hustings. A Embassy Brand—Rich and creamy ♦ Melbourne and Mra. Irene Adams tine time was reported by all. Tlie were Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. next'meeting will be with Mrs. Mae Babbitt's Mau Bedford of Middleville. 3 10c Jewel Coffee 19c Anders In Kalamazoo. We were all glad to hear John CLEANSER French, Ib. 23c - Country Club, Ib. 27c * MORGAN. Wm. Kelly was able to be brought home Friday from St. Mary"* hoe- Last Week's Letter. 100-lb. Mrs. Chester Winans and two pUil. Dr. and Mrs. Traxler of Grand daughters of Lansing spent part of Rapids were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kcpkey. Clelland helping to care for her LAYING MASH i... $1.89 mother, Mrs. McClelland, who fa DURFEE. sick. , Mr. and Mrs. Russell Greenfield Chester Bromley and family spent FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES will entertain the Ladies' Aid So­ Saturday evening in Vermontville. I ciety of tiw East Baltimore church Mrs. Daisy McClelland and three; Wednesday. October 18. Come and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Norris and sons of Lacey and Mr. bring pot luck dinner. The first quarterly meeting will be and Mrs. Edd. Lelbhouser of Nash­ for held at East Baltunore United ville called at the McClelland home Brethren chufch Saturday ' at two Sunday. , Florida—Full of juice—80 size Charles Montgomery went to1 o'clock. October 14. Sunday at 2;30 Cloverdale last week lo help nt the Miss Maty Baulch apent over home of Mr. and Mrs. Torn Wilcox. ib. 17c Grapes Oranges 21, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wade of i Bunday with Mrs. Florence Bate­ Fancy California Tokay* California - sweat and juicy - 288 aixa Battlq Creek called on Mra. Lctlui man in Eaton Rapids. Mr. und Mra. Edd. Shultz of Has­ Adkins Sunday afternoon. tings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Howard were 10-Jb. beg 23c Bananas Ik- IJC Onions Battle Creek visitors. Mrs. Ray Clemens. Golden yaliow fruit Michigan Yellow Mrs. Florence Trumper of Hills­ Mr. and Mrs. Dean Potter and Mrs. Alloc Potter of Hastings called dale is spending an indefinite time on Mr. and Mrt. Edd. Rice Saturday with her daughter, Mrs. Etta Mead. Mrs. H.- ’ Clegg of Athens, Mich.. The P. T. A. of the Durfee school had a very enjoyable evening Fri­ visited Mrs. Millie Flury from Sun­ Telephone 2121 On the Comer of Church and Court Streets day. After a short business session day till Wednesday. W. C. Harris of Dover, N. J., Fresh, crisp Head Lettuce ■Mrs. Woodburne gave a very inter­ esting talk on India which was very called on Mrs. Millie Flury and S' (good and appreciated by all. , Mary Turner on Sunday. RAILROfiDS PUN TfflUMESs new m°t°rists law Homemakers’ Corner State*. HAMS Half IV LEG O’ LAMB MONEY AT A SAVING b 16c 85c SCBKG’S FLAKE COUNTRY CLUB GOLD MEDAL — 99c $1.09 LARD 29c Edge Grain Shingles 4 RAISINS 2 Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. ROLLED oats 5 PEANUT J 23< SCRATCH FEED ’If? GRAPEFRUIT 4 25' BUTTER One Good Used Fo^dson Tractor In good condition. Also parts of another Fordson. Four extra rims included with the above. This is a good buy . . . also 1929 Chevrolet Truck 2 In Good Condition UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO ICEBERG - �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1933 PAPE TEN NASHVILLE. 1 NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE 1^*^,/*! CUT POTATO SHRINK OfBccrs pwmi elected «vi for ,*«; tbe vwimm coming nw --------nanr-r-m >ar--«-, IjSt Week'* Letter. 'I U-ucTir * 'm COURT HOUSE NEWS — ■■■ — BY CAREFUL METHODSMr.,. Fred Fisher and Patricia '>'p*r ll,e M E. Sunday Schoo11£ ---------Ann spent Thursday with relatives -We: ®,upt • Mr- ^m-' Reed; Aaat., lge licenses. I Losses From J^amagcd Tub- in Lansing Supt, Mr. Steve Baker; Secy. andi»< Ur. .nd Mr.. Alter. Pte.c.-. .nd ?«’, ““ " mI art Will Opun^HeavUy in Gladys D- CXhcher. Delton19' "‘jji Mr ...d Mn rr.a Arteu q«nl >>» ";";• Ji-ZiS T.«Si’.7 Unbsually^dtt Orop »rrl rud with Mr «hd Mr,. Inin, H*"'"’ w..n.. ►. Loyd-rr Slxberry. Nashville ... ctiH No^ M™ V.™. ■ KA",’,Ste“t’. 'S Bai ah Marie Swan. Nashville . ... IB ! East LaVising?v'Sept. 25.—Income Artel. .r.S,rr»» 1 from potatoes on Michigan farms MU. KuLlt U .tendln, ter 12, 1 l!£n TOT- I"'-.!,.. .. Donald D.'Sledge. Hastings ... ’ "xj can increased this year even with -----------------------te-.d., Mr A MAKKIAGL Af FLIC ATIO.NH. . ftrt , nui(iP to avojd tlie usual “Mr -- Cun?Mr. ■ Harold E. Comp. Flint nl . . “. . itelnk,te raw<-d- from -ter- ,„d Mr. Krtem Grrw >nd cwn-te., .. Leah p Barrett, Cloverdale *• I vesting, handling, and storage, acjamcv Burghduff. Hostings 27 cording to the farm crops departArloa Carpenter. Hastings 261mem at Michigan State College. • , wv,_ „ ,.r.T riuiHATF WHIRT One of tfic most common losses is evening at the home of Mr. and Mr.-' ' only /me. Ass t, teachers, Mr. j ,, (incurred when jKitatoes are left in Gall Lykins Mr, and Mrs. Otttemissed 1 v-itin. U-4.H. rorr.rzw> Rte‘l- ,um1 Wayne Carpenter. iimN «r aupwX Eat. Mana Hampton, dl-c d. An- I. the the- grounc groundi unlil until they arc damaged .LyklnX there too. *Anw were Bruifim ‘is*cnloving a trin Preaching services every Sunday at (T.hn nual account• filed. — ------•— Frozen —---------. .... |by ahsevere freeze. poiatoc-y — .... «l, RnjX • £n?S 0 30 ■nd S^ay School al 10:30. H.mXu- aV L" East. Emma .J. Hampton dcc'd. rot in the field and in storage. T|iom? to A Century of Progress Mrs. Am™ Ahum Wenger ---und ^TX/tSXr uTbes*Sve^ Waiver uf notice filed, order appoint- tubers which are onlyy chinea chilled ’are are Mr. Mr- and and Mrs. ing Aomr. entered, bond of Adrnr tie-colored and have an 2Tr. -:/* :• filed, letter.’of administratmn issued, flavor when cooked. October 15 is Mraspent Sunday ‘iro Daniel Mr 1 Qtirllnger Mnrm md niett w,th Mra Hannah Morgan. '■» rr*.. um.» with order limiting settlement entered, about thc limit of safety for harvest- wUteSte. ' "" “ nI1’■ "niur.dny .nd .rrld.y u> quilt Ite JJ,™;' ing potatoes even m Lite southern inventory fUfdMr .ildfm nntert OolU .nd *«5 *“»'» >*• ...“I'T .Ku.’ tiers of counties. — . Est Ida A. Whisler, dcc'd. Inven­ Mr. and Mrs George Adams and 4ll , IHi o-fi<.ck n tory filed- • Tlie appearance of the potatoes two children of Royal Oak spent Sunday with thc letter's .parents, , Melboum and Mrs. Irene Adams «-«n>ra. Est. Mary H. Fisher, dee d. Inven­ has quite sin effect upon their mar­ and .Mr.-. A. ,D Olmstead '*ere Sunday guests of Mrs. Ger- TtkW„tor, ” k"*h tory filed ket prioe. Cool, clear days are best Mi There was a very large crowd in trude Adams nnd family of Hastings. '— Eat. Edgar L- Fisher, dftfd. In­ for harvesting if It is possible to Rev and Mrs Harris of Schoolventory filed. clrooee the time. Soil sticks to the Nashville Saturday night to enjoy B-ar4 r«"n..n. Est. Wm. A. Barnes, deed. Peti­ potatoes if they are dug on rainy thc progtam and 20 people received craft were over night guests of Mr. ‘ r.'i r.li: T™ tion for license to sell filed, order days or tf>lhe ground is very wet. ten pounds of sugar each. This gat- and Mrs. David Bcnawa. ‘‘i*rk r»«.i • ir for publication entered. It is best to leave the potatoes on ■Urd.iv night more swraf^wlll be Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. so ‘•’Ben uw..y and they plan to have a and Mys. Wm. Kepkcy were. Mr.. X/,Est. Mary Elizabeth Allen, dec'd rop top 01 of uk tiw- gruuua ground .or for an nn nour hour or or .so M..n<.r. n.».i» i» Order allowing acrount entered. ’­ after they arc dug They then drv h‘'L’w‘ Quartette Irom Battle Creek and Mrs Wm. Gackler nnd Miss Ruth Heliiu U teuhun .te M.ur'tej...■ Est. Emma J. Hampton, dec'd. Fi­ enou.h to Uie <lte iuu .,11 .uh th. ...... nmtain. re Montey aRenwon the onrnlM ire Thoma. ...X, nal account of Admrx. filed, order . kin u the inter U a teller color. Runhlm; ite plow i.r ite liolau. Krrwhn.an-SO|**>more day way teld Mrs Hannah Rowers of Hkerton allowing account entered, discharge digger too near the surface damages ?*, •J‘*rk' , , ' 1a visiting al the home-of her daugh­ of Admrx. issued, estate enrolled. ter, Mrs. Otto Wood, and family. « Kt ot polate-a ttei could te read1h ' ’ W™ l«* 5?" Est Laura C. Watkins, dee d. Or­ . der of adjournment entered. Sly sold. Potatoes injured by fork returned to- Michigan State Clil-I SHULTZ. Est. Alfred L. Storr. dee d. PetiUdn tines wlwn dug by hand are ruined lege; Miss Louise Wotring. Miss.1 Wct.ks Letter. to sell bank stock filed, order to for the table, and often damage Marjorie Hoyt. Miss Betty Lentz. sell bank stock entered. other potatoes in storage when the Lyman Elder. Vidian Roe and the • Mrs. Wm. Chamberlain and Mas Misses Louise Lentz and. Feme Barbara and little Patricia visited I <*»<?• mar i> Est. John W. Wolfe, deed. Order injured spuds rot, allowing claims entered. Many potatoes are bruised because Schulze enrolled as freshmen. ..... Garllngcr. o.,........ who went............ •>“ c>“‘«*>•»““ "'•i-t.K'.r J Ellis to j Est Thomas W. Ronan, dee d. In­ they are ta&sed too far into crate's Oto attend A Century of .a a>* rli,mpra_ .. rent.-r ■ Chlca ventory filed. when they , are picked up. Bruised “S."i,JX ... Est. Beatrice E. Henry, ct al. An­ potatoes rot readily in storage and r...-,,. ««.<« ... ... .... ... visited Ips brother. Vleet. Sunday. forma to visit hLs two brothers, wlio nual account filed. • are discolored even if Uicy arc used Win Beebe returned to Hillsdale 1 lir, Est. Hudson L. Sisson, dcc'd. An-' before they spoil. Hauling potatoes Wednesday after a two weeks' visit 103a prior nunl account of .executor filed. i loose in wagons bruises many.more at San Diego'and Loren is at San at tiie home of his brother. Andrew of * with'Hy iH-nallb . Est. Ciinton 8 Boice, deed. Order tubers Dian would be Injured if they PwlroMembers of the High school have ; „ inj ,, , admitting will entered. were handled in‘Crate*. < lifted the Jollowtng officers lor the' ,S'."K*a1;’ tlmeZ Est. Dorothy 1. Stanton-. Annual Stored potatoes need air. Pile-, account pf guardian filed. .should’ fiot bc*o large that part of rit-i-itld Pr itF - Vice-Prt-'ddent Ivan'^' '*^ of—Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Est. Jesse W. Townsend. Jr. Order thc tubers' receive little ventilation Babcock; Secretary and treasurer.-Marshall Norwood and Miss Daisy allowing account entered • Doors and windows of storage cel­ Advuor. ‘ ‘ ~ . Scottmrne of Delton. Est. Carl Kicc Brown, dee d. Order lars should be kept 'open whenever Vivian ^ppcltnan; Class thit thf allowing account entered. possible during thc first few weeks W.wdwartl Smith. Juniors—Presimorning al !»JWU o'rlorli. jj E’t Ellen Carjx-nter. Inventory- potatoes are stored. Temperatures dent. Mane Klimt; Secretary nnd Ird. • » filed. • should run Dorn 50 to Bo degrees in William r Blmin. Chairman. Treasurer. Ocriikl Cole; Class AdE-t. Clara Louise Griswold, dcc'd [ the storage period. vi<c>r. Miss ’ Reed. Sophomore— Declination of trust filed. * •—------President. Eleanor' Parrott; Vice ­ t A sidewalk sale 6f Greenwich VllThat new material that stretches! lage poetry effected a number of President, Marshall Green; 5<crcand stretches and then resumes its| transfers at 10 to 30-cents. Money tary-Tn-aniwr. Arloa Swift; Class normal shape ought' to be fine for ln becoming plentiful again.—MornJUNE SESSION. man—President. Maxine Cole; Vice-i budgets.—Indianapolis News. j ing Oregonian. President. Margaret Sage; Secre<- ■“"■—■। ■ <*rrl>4. Y« Oiu» Uli tUteaxUr. ’Pliiii'i" bn rnimrt c.f h» *dut>tnl. mi'pnrtnd t>v 558SSS?fi?Si2?$8 F'irthrr !«><««•4**a ft:• A NnnnMHi SIMW M 0136 Safeguarded Investment... h Demanded Today by CarefuMnvestors! Class Advisor. Arllc Reed. Tlie first senior party was held Friday, night at Gregg's crossing. A weiner roast was enjoyed. TBe lire dyiartthcnt was called to the home ol Charley Brojsn about <1.30 o'clock Wednesday night.'The .lire 4-ms confined to the basement. On Sunday nigln Joseph Mix. vio- BUILDING AND LOAN SHAKES have been oafeguarded for nearly a century. Thr high percentage ot. safety of this form of convenient investment commands attention- Evangelical church beginning al tight o cluck Mrs. Purler -Kinne and grand- The "NATIONAL" looks back over 43 years of mutual serv­ ice to its many nirntbcr-. not a dividend date missed, not a dollar of any member's principal lost. * Lykin* were at Grand Ledge Tues-1 day afternoon . Rally Day will be oUM-f\jd Sun­ day at. Uie Evangelical enkreh A line program has been prepared during the Sunday School twur 1 which begin* at eleven o'clock Addiph DaUM- Sr . is suffering 'from infix turn in his hand Get in touch twilh one of our representatives or write direct to thc home office. Rational TComr & jtnuestnwnt (iTontpaitii be Hruwo, Allan C. Hila, H It Smith. of Coinmetcv tor thr fall was held POWERS ECHQl’.S. M:s earner Schirndelmeyer aud children. Catherine and Gjcim.; n ..punt from Thursday until Sundny :- r iwith relative- ut Home Acres. 11 Mr and Mrs Arthur Bedfosd ami V 1250 Griswold St., Detroit, Mich. Detroit'1 Oidcit Building and Every Indication at This Time is That <cl«r,‘<l Sumina ■uhmiltrcl. siAler. Mis- Virgil Ami: family nt Augustu. Mr. and Mr-. Even t: C.„, fanifty und Mr- and Mrs. Ed. Balzer | and family of Grand Ruplds.sir.-nt; Sunday with their parents, Mr. ami! Mrs Will Carter. . . , Mr». Dwight Tabor ol Grand Ra’p-I al* visited her mother. Mrs. Serna A ballot ill day'afu-riuxm and evening callers at the twine of earner Schonde'mn-yer Hoy Mathews of Middleville apcRt from Thursday until Saturday with are Going Almtnit Daisy Frost of Thursday with hr I YOU CAN SAVE Money by ordering YOUR coal NOW — before prices #6 any higher! Ourservice^wUJ make clean satis­ factory delivery to your home. •. Corn thievt-s are the newest pest • visiting this vicinity. Friday night । a cotisiderabic qu-uitity was stolen!1 from field of husked - corn, thc thieves taking.some from each pile. Kennedy lias been ur.- . tor’s care with an at -; ndicitis. but is on the " Pittengdl visited h«’f' >Ihc Kelley, of Bunnrll j Thursday. Mr. iyiii Mrx Harry Sc< • LuAnn of Hastings visited ■....,. wr- ..-.-I V.wr.1 unthty. er spent the' £' with her ms- i-i ter. Mrs Ruby H<-nney. and family Mr. and Mr< Ward Baine • amt Mr.- Mary O'Connor weA in Grand Rapids Saturday. Mrs. Janet pet’.engill and Mrs. El­ sie Sothard were in Delton Monday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hon\er Kelley end family-’ •* Smith Brothers Velte & Company Dealers in WOOL, GRAIN, HEEDS, FLOUR, FEEDS, COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. HASTINGS, MICH. 1*52033888331 bought their coal a few weeks ago SAVED MONEY ... and TELEPHONE 2257 and । tn Eng- Andriy. indigrsUon. heartburn, sour stomach often lend to ulcers. Don i ruin ydrr stomach, Count* Err.Ui Adia Tablets. J Barker, druggist.—Adv. filled �TITE HA8TTNGH BANNER, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1913 PAO1 uvat CONTEST HEN THINKS lr«n<«k with nu u. h« cr«>ii'n»M m ih« nodMum >«o,d, oi' sEERS SHOULD WATCH CRESSEY. panled Mr. and Mra.'Carl Eniian of Hartman, Ernest Hartwell. Forest visited D. ■fUdan and family Iwi „ >«d Uul DnM in production. ,nd Ih, hrn. In Ihr eonlr.l The high.uvum nn , o,, 7ii7ss’oi nrVc~Av ’ We, k s LeHwKalamazoo to A Century of Prog­ Barber, Donald Reynolds and June I weak. SHE IS BLUE EAGLE ‘be bird belongs to C. E. Norton,, ’est profits from puunry poultry uu do ion not «.-j ate; tnuuw iroin NUMocno Al LULLEuC Mr. and Mrs A. 8- Shorter spent Baturdav. Albertson. i Donald Reynolds and Kenneth -------Owosso. ------------------ —high pro-1 | ways come--------from extreme -—-!the week end wiUi relatives at She!- Richland school started this Mon- ___________ _ to Battle I Thomas of Lent Corners spent *»■ Irene Barter_______ returned Bird in East-fatnafag Egg High honors for tliZ , duction but It is almost impossible Enrollment in Special Train-(by. day* morning, students attending Creek last week for another year of. eral days the past waek with Mr. birds, jntr Has Always Been Great- i Mr and Mrs ° Enzian and Mr J from here are. Lois Merriman, Doris i teaching. । and Mrs. E. D. Reynolds at Wall While, to-make any money from Laying Conteat Doea Her . which do not lay more eggs.‘han o y and Mrs. Geo. Hoffman aecom- Boulter. Bernice Boennun. Donald I Mrs. Louise ’Spath of New York lake. Part; Breaks All Records orSnd’trtK’^iS. • est in Baa Times;2:_________________________________________________ t jrw laidI the average. Production Ls an Inherited factor', East Laming. Sept 25.—One ln-i . East Lansing—One'of thc Rhode 3&3I eggs during Uw contest. MooreIsland Red hem in the eleventh an-'head Farms. Greenfield, Ind . woni and Uie birds entered in Uie East dlcation to whether the winds of! nnal egg laying -cAitest at Michl-1 second place with another pen of! Lansing contest are hens selected advesity are still blowing wUl be gtan State College apparently lias a' White Leghorns which laid 2445। from breeding stock. They should ready for thc prophet's interprcla-l fbw blue eagles among her ancestors, eggs. . ; ut . uon wnen be >u>c able iu to uuiuunn transmit mew their p<puuk>u« prpdudng,-uon when tne the nrst first snort short courses: courses' as she has’more than done her.part' The East Lansing contest draws ability to most ot Uieir progeny. A begin at Michigan State College Oc-; in breaking all past College records entries' from 13 states and from contest of thia kind Is one of tlie toter 30. by laying 324 eggs in 357 days. j Canada. Each year starts with 100 h’w ways of getting un Unbiased re<:; jn ftlJ previous history of thc short The bird WM owned by Red Mount lote of 13 birds tdtered. Three ex-; ord of tbe ability of fowls to pro-1 eoursej(i enrollment han been grvatFurm. Franklin. Mum. The next tra pullets are sent with each [am,auce ew... . est in times ot greatest economic' bird in order of production ability' lo replace* any liens which may die L ~ ASSYRIA. * Uoiiblc. ti-mihie Two Tun reasons mumu for for this mu arc »n. was a White Leghorn belonging to during Uie year. Ten birds make . ’ given by the director of short Ingland. Englewood. j Ruth Hten Is the seven ixiund' bourses. Persons who ' might be George C. Inglnnd. Englewood, CnlCal- a pen. " Morula, which iuid 310 eggs. A Bur-! Each year, there is some Improve- daughter porn at tne parsonage ; wt>rJcinu and could not leave their; »' M- “nd KU nnO tl»m«lro oul.ol «> Bundy. CKLoter 1 Mr,. BroU „,nl .nd u,„ tu„ to b:nckl,))d » curing for d?m. orbrr prvplr »lw *rc work­ . . . Funeral servires of Car) Van Au- J1IlK fear tu-giect ally opportunity . i M'n- wl‘° Po^d iway on Tuesday., oI improving themselves, and at­ — September 26. acre held on TViui.,-- trnd claMea io improve their ■’mtSS’k d;,'Xr;?'S':tl;Xa°').TTi 11. This Week-End A&P Stores Offer These Extraordinary Save Money Put Your Coal In NOW Prices Are Sure to Go Higher Place Your Order Now Be Prepared Edmonds Elevator & Implement Company FLOUR -:- FEED -:- COAL CEMENT UME " BRICK TILE -s- FARM IMPLEMENTS TELEPHONE 2118 HASTINGS, MICH. HE UNITED STATES has given more consideration to building and loan aasoclaiions than any other type of an T have accomplished the moat wholesome results In thrift and home ownership, and thc promotion of these objects Is abso­ lutely essential to thc welfare of thc United States.” The above is taken from an address by HORACE RUSSELL, COUNSEL FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD. Dellvered September 15. 1933. U> Annual Convention of UNITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN LEAGUE. Chicago, Illinois. Wc welcome you to become a member ol our family. Standard Savings & Loan Association Griswold at Jefferson Detroit, Michigan J.L. Maus IlrprcrenUtive ikaliiiK*. Mich. MICHIGAN TELEPHONE MEMBER ■EDERALHOME LOAN ‘-BANK SYSTEM-^ BELL CO OUR TELEPHONE IS BACK IN AGAIN "You should feel honored,-Grace. You’iy receiving tlie first call I’ve made ovtfr.our nvw telephone. We'just hud it put in again . • .X ’’Oil, tilings look lots belter' for-tn. Jim is buck at work. Thai's why we are able to have our telephone again. It's one of thc things I tnissed moat . . . "Tonight? Wc’<l love to go, Grace. 1HI call you back aa soon as I can reach Jim.*’ Business Office. installation trill bo made promptly. SJXv*1 ““ A“>,“ C‘"'"r i^Xtad u »ud, o7pn' Mu* rnyuu Tuk«r . irohnun ?"> “K!™!1"'I” £« •,'TO । Assyria Center has registered nt the i10 Problems of the liutclu.rymen. I Bellevue High sci»o| wluch-brtMn One of Uw most recent innovaMonday. ■ “<>ns tn this special training is a Robert Hartom and Uoyd Tasker course in horseshoeing. This clots spent part of lact week in Chicago ’is another Indication of the times, at A Cantury of Progre.-.u because . many of the blacksmiths A spkial progranvot music will «V"‘ ‘heir trade for belter paying be presented at Uie chicken-noodle inbs during thc boom nnd no new. supper al thc Briggs church base-lmcn learned the anvil lapping ment on Friday i vening. sjamwred i «»»«• The tyu”1' offered at the by Uw Ladies' Aid Society serving ] College is designed to enable farm-! to begin at six-thirty. ers “> do some of their own work Tiw Parent -Teacher Organization; rulher Uu»n to fit men for com- » of the Stevens district held ib. hist jmercial. blacksmithing. meeting ot the year on Friday eveAnother new course is thc one ning. Ttw officers for the year are. offered for greenakec|M.-ra. Most president. Earl Bristol; Vice-pn-.sl- Michigan cities now have one or .dent, Ro>s Barney; Secretary, Otis I more golf courses and each of the Ketcham; Treasurer, Ward Cote. 1 links*-keeps iwyeral • men।busy main •­ ­ Norman Stanton and Wayne taining the turf on fairways and Ostroth returned Wednesday from greens. The grcenskccpcr lias to A Oentury of.Progress ExposlQoni study to defeat Uw Insects und tlie und Iowa. plant diseases. Mr und Mrs. WaJtct Sylvester and Twenty different courses arc of­ family Creek-----have -------moved fered at Uw College. Complete in­ ------- of Battle ---------------to, the home of their father, Orson - formation about any of them can I Coon. j be obtained from Uw director ot Orson Coon is staying at the Floyd short courses at East Lansing. i Miller home during their visit to ----.the Chicago Exposition. I _ Woodland. ! Mrs. Clella Shepurd nnd Mrs. Maxine Htanard of Battle Creek The community service will be 'j spent part of la.it week with their held next Sunday' evening nt the; iparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clcll Van Au- Church of tiie Brethren ut 8.00 P | M. Titus Win. Superintendent of ken. the Sunfield High school, will lx; the' : Mrs. Rose Milter hud the mis- speaker. music is ix-infa nr-I i fortune lost week Mpnduy while ranged. Sjieciul ’ washing to injure her hand in an Miss Winfred Border of Michigan electric wringer. Miss,Bernice Scrven, a graduate of Start: College East Lansing, spent, i Battle Creek high school cla-v> of the week end with her parents, Mr. j 1932 has registered nt Uu- Battle. and Mrs. F. E- Border. Creek scliool of Business at Bat tie Mrs. M BeVier is visiting hcr^ Creek. daughter, Mrs. Arlie Spindler, for a | Mrs. Olite Tobias and son. Ly­ few weeks.. man Tompkins, wire in Charlotte Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Faul and ’ part of last week at the home of her daughter. Marietta, of Hastings I daughter. Mrs. James Moon nnd spent Sunday with Mrs. Geo. Faul. I family. Mr. Moon is suffering from Miss Alene Mahler of Junior Cal-. ’ ’ neuritis. Ifgr Grand Rapids spent tlie week ! Mrs.. Ronald Warner'of , Mr. und — •« lend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.! , Detroit. were week etui guests ut win. Moillcr. i*Jie , Mr* .“’“J M”.| Mr. and Mrs..Fred Gardner visit-' , Fred Miller nnd Mr. and Mrs. Ho-jcd thC latter's daughter in Detroit I mer Warner of Hastings. 'from Friday until Sundny. Friends will be glad to know that Mr. iuid Mrs. j v. Hiltert uno . Mrs. Sylvia Scidmore has lx i n ; j,jrs gj)a Bush of Los Angeles were . ,niovvd from NichohJiwpital to the In |U> view from Friday until Sun-, home ol her son. Erhet Scidmore. of !day AW»Urile w Miv.kscli.s I Mb, Kalherta Smudler vUlltd Lon-Ur MUter »,.d <14,1,1)1, r. Mtss Woulolt ol SouU> C.ro . uceomponml her mttr. Mr, w^land over llw «nk end. Luclllr Croon und huslKiiiU. on a l(a_c g,,,,;,, •wk ond trip lo IVru. Indluu. In, lh<. gue.t ol Mr., Nelllo HUI ,»rt nnnnr <>r k IMlnr > ...weeki .. honor of tlwlr their nriiiirtLitlmr grandfather's, IVtcr of• last WU1M»- MUl dw. Their purrnl, Mr^ and Mrs. Blake Rising „„ and, Mr. and Mra. nrlv^ulw ulu-pd.,1 wu ueirc G,.,„ vi o, Wral WwMu„a were, wrai Wwuiand the event. gucsto " ** “■ *Frank — guests of Mr Mr. u' and Mrs. Nclth-1 nic Baseball teams of the Stevens a^r“^ndiy“ .............. | ;and nd the Bullis schools crossed bats Mr. »rr. and and., Mrs. Fay C. Wing were _ at thc latter place last Wednesday Klic.su UUJ’ . guests> of Mr Mr. UI1U and MIS. Mrs. 1V.1UU Kida Guy, j night with a score of twenty t. to of East Woodland Sunday and I | twenty-two in favor of the Bullis I1LS Iwlped hr'ltv-H them thmn celebrate rAl,»hrntn their t'lth 13th-. •'' school. wedding anniversaryi The Rev. Patrick Mavccty of BatMr. and Mrs. Ed. Covey of ;tle Creek filled the pulpit Sunday Gobles _ arc vlsitingxthctr daughter, | '! morning at tlie Union and the j Mp. aIxl ciydc gnd fam- i j Briggs clinches at the morning: Uy sendee on Sunday. ( Mr. aiid Mrs. Wtdby Crockford and 1 ’ wnd CnM’ aiU fnmHy were guests of Mr. and Mrs. i aunt Mrs. Flossie Hill, accompanied victor Brumm of Nashville Friday! by Mr. .and Mrs. Floyd Miller left evening ‘ • । Monday morning to attend Um Cen-1 Mr. and Mrs. nnd , tury of Progress Exposition at Chi-: daughter Joyce of Lansing were .ago retumlM Thursday. Mr. Case Sunday guute ol Mr. und Mra. John Ml\c,i won... the trip ...r,| Diji. and Mrs. MiUc.r through a o>utt®t sponsored by the’ Mrs. Kitty Holmes visited her sis? j jsyinon’s grocery company. ter, Mrs. C. M. Brown ol Grand Rapids Sunday and Monday. j SOUTHWEST CARLTON. Mr. and Mrs. Karl C. Faul and' ; Quite u number from tills vicinity spent Sunday with Mr. and | attended the Booster meeting Sat­, children urday night at the Grange Hall. All Mrs. H. J. Stang of Battle Creek, i report a good supper and program. Gerald England and guests. Dr. Charles Barker of Middleville gave; James Gterum und Ralph Hutelcr an Interesting talk on ■■Govern­ of Grand Rapids spent the week end!, at thc England pottage at Saddlebag > ment." lake. Mrs. Henry’ Williams left Wednes­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick day night for Loraine. Ohio, to' rpend a week with her slater and, and daughter, Arlene, spent Sunday husband, Mr. and Mrs. Claude An­ with Mr. aud Mrs. Ivan Dennis ol. Grand Rapids. • son. . Dale Hauer of Junior College.­ Lafayette Usborne and Mrs. W. W. 1 Elsenhood spent- Wednesday In' Grand'Rapids, spent the week end' 1 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ciilbert and, Hauer. Ora Lfhman of Warnerville was a ’ son. Robert, spent Sunday with Mr. guest at! Mr. and Mrs. Fay C. Wing and Mrs. Roy Smith of Caledonia. Mrs. Anna Buck and Mrs. O. N. Saturday evening. Mrs. Raymond and Mrs. Geo. Faul Landon spent Monday afternoon in Nashville and spent Thursday in spent Friday with Mrs. Richard! • O'Brien of Lansing. Clarksville. Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. A large crowd attended thc Wood-1 Lafayette Usbornc’s were. Florence; land Home Coming Saturday and i Interest was shown In all the Usborne ot Lake Odessa and Mr. much and Mrs. Jack Keller of Battle game and contests. The horse pull-1 ing contest created much excitement I Creek. Guy Hough and Orville Parks of and was won by Ralph Leffler. A Lansing called on Mr. and Mrs. crate of chickens was thrown out of! | an upstairs w indow and were caught j Frank Slirlbcr Sunday afternoon. be Joi’. Tire baseball Mrs. F. A. Pierson and Mrs. Homer by thc crowd between Clarksville ' and Ingram of Hastings spent Thursday game Woodland was won by Clarksville with Mrs Walter Culbeit. with a score of 2 and 0. Sunday evening visitors at Mr. and Messrs. Glen England and Ray-1 Mrs. Leo Barry’s were. Mr. and Mrs Oscar Hall and son L- Z. and Mr. mond McLeod will spent this week and Indiana inter-! and Mrs. William Shriber and end In Illinois prospective salesmen for i daughter. Ethelyn Ann. of Hastings viewing Products." Mrs. England j and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Monroe and "Moderne and Mra. McLeod will accompany son Maynard of Kalamazoo. them. NORTHEAST WOODLAND. Last Week's Letter. Mrs. Tompson and children of MAN'S HEART STOPPED. STOMACH GAS CAVSE Vermontville spent Ute week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sheldon. with gas that his heart often Miss RuUi Gardner spent tho missed teats after eating. Adlerweek end al Pins lake ika rid him of all .jas. and now Mr. and Mrs. William Micholaa; he eats anything and fseis' tine. open: Sunday at Mattawan visiting B. A. LyBMrker. druggist.—Adv. 1 hia mother and sister I FOOD BARGAINS 8 O'clock COFFEE REMEMBER: When comparing prices ... AU prices in this ' ml include the 3% Michigan Kales Taxi SPARKLE Rajah Gelatine Dessert SALAD DRESSING |C **21* (3-lb. bag 49c) All Flavor* 6 lii 33c Whitehouse Milk lb. loaf 6c ' 4 pkgs. 25c BREAD Grandmother’s (24 oz. loaf 9c) MACARONI or SPAGHETTI Encore Rinso CAMAY SOAP GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 39c 2 Famous Soap Flakes 4 cakes 19c 24L4 lb. bag $1.29 - Pancake Flour • 5-lb. bag 19c Sunnyfield IONA FLOUR All Purpose 24'/* -lb. bag 89c SWEET GHERKIN PICKLES Master Brand pint jar 15c 3”- J Bordo Grapefruit 'The Coffee Supreme’ BOKAR COFFEE HILLS BROS. COFFEE C lb. 21c lb. 31c Master Mustard SUNNYFIELD BRAN FLAKES Large Packages 10c N.B.C. UNEEDA GRAHAM CRACKERS 2-lb. pkg. 29c Tomato Soup • FRESH Campbell ’, New New Pack Pack Campbell's c«n« FRUITS AND VEGETABLES • Michigan U. S. No. 1 Grade POTATOES SWEET POTATOES Fancy Grade CALIFORNIA GRAPES Fancy Tokay, ICEBERG LETTUCE Cri,p-Firm H,adt • A&P MEAT MARKETS Fresh Picnics PORK ROAST SPARE RIBS RIB BOILING BEEF SALT PORK Dry Salt PORK SAUSAGE CHEESE Mild for lb. 7'/2c 4 lbs. 25c ib. pound 6c pound 7 (4c Freeh Ground Beet Pure Pork Franken Muth Sliced Bacon lb,. 29c 19c 20c I9c 6 to 8 pound average Tender Chuck Cuts Hamburger lb,. • Center Cuts of Shoulder Lean and Meaty Beet Roasts Peck Cello Wrapped 5 “*• 25c 4 lbs. 25c pound 18c 2 ,b- 19© A 8 P FOOD STORE** �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WFDNESDAY.'OCTOBER. 4. PAGE TWELVE BURN WINTER HOMES | LEGAL' NOTICES | | WOODLAND. Or INSECT ENEMIES CHARCESY KbTICE. notice to Creditors. mum - < Rubbish in Field, and Orcharcis Furnish Winter‘Hat- i • • <•: Mr M: FnuiK k bora' for Serious Fests | ....I »«.. n..D-.-East Liiuing—One ot the cheap­ moved firm the apartnu: est methods of controlling .insect meat markt’t into the Hi pests of field, garden, pnd orchard ontsmith Main j-irei-t. Mi Vernier Ra:Hi-r who hay­ 1 ; tnwh which furnishes n . winter ing hi tin- W>-av« r Iwiim- J home for npny .Insects, according ... to the entomology de|iarttnent nt . .. . p - J Michigan State College. ;‘,r™ Pf'‘' Wcttl... leaves, crop residues, wood' ”r, taken from orchards in thinnitfg or ‘ pruning, nnd many other materials ”‘ and Mrs. Calvin Fox of furHlah hiding places and protection.a Ella------Bu.-^. <tf Lo ail. to beetles and moths that cuu/e Mrs ----- ---serious damage to crops. Some ot vl-.itin- her daughte.ttie insects pa.v the winter As adults Mr and Mrs. J V Hl! • and some tr- immature forms but t*c’ji to b.- tluu-e. in.! i” ail that live until tlie next spring tor Cuh'cri.i.i in a few ... start multiplying. One insect in. Mrs R. G.. Finnie ; the spring may mean thousands JoAmir jccompaii:<d I •_-rt during the crop season. Jphine Todd of Hat.tm ■ Dct|d or dying trees.near orchards day for Chicago where . lire breeding place for slime of the Mr. and’ Mr Wm McKrnght •b. borers which attack fruit trees. Wild Wilmette and attend a Cer.utr; l* cherry harbors a serious : “ t rf pest of‘ypr<«re.x>. ([l cherry, orchards. Wild seedlings of. •t fruit trees may be breediru: places , GitO; Cui >1- for fruit insects or fo^dbra.M-.t of John Dell. fruits. All such possible sources of ' trouble should be d*-stroyed during , a.-i< !■ i . i - lii-j Fall plowing incri’uses tlie chances .9 • •*”ty'l* i ■ .i•' • ■ destroying insects which, pass tiu- Sundai ‘.i. :L<... winter just bfnvath the surface ofn.,i. I. I1,.' I’'. die ground. ScVeral i-nt ihie- of — I Munn < !■-. - -i-. j- r ail(j gardm cmi» sulfer': Saturday atu rmi-ii. STATE or SBCIIIGAN. H-vrre losses from weather und from ' —’ ----------Order ot tb* Conr/mUon. Cotnfoi-«iot> -- birds on fall-plowed ground. ■ Dario. Ge*«r. Br»nt. Cr,«t.. »Bd Wood- Wcwk stubble, and leaves ran lie r up his medical Ti.v i» f--'-r •< -»«*«• tn ' collected und burned .If they are not • ' r--i it ri.ir : ■ in r-i-. d u- plowed down. The value of the other year.. o.. i ' . •• /.'?/e-1 u-* 1 hutnus in sucji materia! if returned Mr. and .Mr.- Welby Ci I'luiai "ill to the Mill does n<.'t coiupvii-ate for ehiMn n ai’il Mi. I-!.. . a 'i>-- I i • . i' i- a the added expense of summer run- boney yrie rm-str of M ’ .',9. 9'-'.’-u"‘: ,.'l’i‘'’’’...'i'..X lroI measures for the insects they.Chas-Higdon of Nasht ...' ~-r .-i.-i 1- \ i -. -. -- harbor. 'lerening.' • IIIGHBANK. il.ioyd Lohmryi.-r. Jr. of Mr .ind Mr.-. Clare Mar-tiall and were Sunday callers at tl t son Rlcliard.and Mr. and Mr.\ By-i England home. ron Guyvtthd two sons called on the; Winifred Border of ? .Jitter'.-, m<xiwr. Mrs Sylvia Skid- 'Suite Colic.:--. !-. • LntMii 7 more in Augusta Sunday, flndtn?; the wrtk end with her |«at< . her much improved from her .recent nnd Mrs. Ft>-:I D-d, r. Mr. and Mr.-. .Harry Green und Cadillac sjm family of Barryvilje called on Jdr. Mr.' and M­ . and Mrs. C»co. Green Sunday. j ,\|r, a!;d DELTON. Mr«. Margaret FArrell entertained i-r sister, • Mrs. Stanley Albert ou a-. Isom Chicago, last week. ift.n Golda Town has ncci.-pted a »Kion ii' nunc m tiw Anu-rftun EHL- Mr Nellie Cross has rented her imti.e- in Hastings mid is upending, n L wnJcx ut tbe Henton cottage .it Wall lake. Mr- Irefv* Harrington Is at. home'' •niuh-.tr Ma'. Ji? unr- Underbill. who are both-quite i-riblvt!. Mr and Mrs. Gerald Bu.-h/and i« A!k|n*on.ot Lansing spent spin»y with Mr nnd Mn- I N'BUsh. w change Friday as unday. ' r . < te fmivraLjcrviccs .were held it-‘ii.- (unreal home nt one Sunday' for Glenn Boyle.yc.irs. iho died Friday niaht •t-tter Boyle, two ace of Buchanan, and P.vlor, R-v. I. , m rvlce* and I Glendora ccnv Tuesday until Friday Mr. and Mrs Bert Daly sp« n: chu Sunday Battle Crri-k with Mr.; Mr. and Mrs. Fredrtc Swarts ' .'the 1 Ml.-.- Adie Tobias of Baltimore, rt -j >i: ■ G<rti STATE OF MICHWAN . turning from A Century of Pn«r» ss4oJ Clarksville OrjPr ef th* Cou»*r*»tlon Cntatuiulcti - called on Mr. und .Mi>. Cur.-.Mar-• — shall Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Met I ‘d Saturday in Blanchard. Hastings spent Wi-diwi ri-! Mr. and Mis. Arthur ABerdln? diy evenUK-s at Mr ar Fr.inl- > nd Hwblitz. Vivian and Marian Marshall Of'[Sunday. the" Branch dwrict and Dorps Huft-J pud Mrs. Worth Green>. ; Mrs: D-on Tallman and daugh■'[ ter ot near Battle Creek spent Saturdny at Mrs Geo, Huffman's. • rf Guests Sunday of Pearl- Bisorc ..nd sister. Mrs. Ada Beil. were. Mr. Charles and E.irl and Mrs.--Flmt-r’Meek ot Fremont.' [ton. Arthur aju! Flnyd v! HU. Ohio, and Mr and MrsNF v- ■ k . nd and Gwrue of Milford. Illln-v.-. Mrs Myrtle Brown of near Battle daiiahtcra. Mr-.. Arthur BanI John and Mr Joe Granf nf i ’ Tiw Branch school'will have their n. Shst P. T. A .Friday evening. Oct. Mrs R C. F!nni< «5 ‘A program is being planner and Thursday tffternoan « Sun Cali mid Mr- Wil) Miw •ht- r Sunday. i ■. Sinfli Nev. tun and Mr I D-Mott of Hasting, upon Phillip*. • of D- tr-'iit nnd Edith Bech- A reception for th' WotaIU’kI Township ■. under tiw auspices of i, flu- school Building Tu Sept. 19. Tiw program in ch » to teachers 'den; Vocal Solo. Miss Van!.. wi;!i Ml*-* Alice Smith nr. accompany-:. Reading. Mrs. Leon Tyler: Jneit/' mental Music. Mrs -Glenn Densjuorr and daughter*. Margaret and Audrx. Talks wn- given by Albert Beariitn H a. Kit'-on .and Principal Archie .■";,,7> Wa,tcrs,' Tlie meeting was then ■ium ur t , i . turned over to the entertainment 'J""",'1'.'’.’' committee in charge of Mrs Oruct;> ’i<4-’,.' i \ ' J England who had ptepan-i mwic tTiidn. । . t: 'fverj? Interesting games. FoUowinf....!- the games refreshments were -« rv.xi tower 150. Refreshment c-nmr.lf.e.'i... >*.,,.. "> Jr in charge of Mrs. Owen Smith. in..,-i.rt.r .-x. ;• Mrs. Donald Gager and 5on. Morr’ .'i’i’." ", / W; gun. nfe spending the week with her x E >;i. ; ’ s-•■>.■ parents. Mr. and Xlrs. Harry Ruf! of J'.-.’H PawPaw. • '.ri’5t ‘ t. Mr •■‘nd Mrs. Ravmond Faul and mb i.-.i. -n s-t Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roberts And chll'* A1' <lren sP<’nt Sunday with Mr. and’ r.-.ir-a s-.x:, . Mrs -Morris Quigg of Battle Creek » !-•«. i Mrs. Jennie Wright left Im: week for Washington. D. C. after aprndm-i is thr’win .( Ing her vacation with her mother, a-.. ...-.I nna ».r Mrs. Hannah Wright, and other relm .’.ijin TfjV.. atlves. ’ ' I ..r In .1.1 t-> .I|[ Mrs. L Faul and Mrs. Karl Faul i” ’ . ’i u*w nn<i children called on Mr. und Mrs ‘ • jNe.al Walrath of Nashville Sunday ik <4 Mi.idi/Tiiu. ‘afternoon. **/'*' • . I Ncxt Sunday a Rally Day program -lurw. gJwn nt_ the rtJluUr Sunday - School hour by the.Methodist Sun­ ™* *“ •» •ta'"-1 on 12 zoning program. i.. MlcbfX»n. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. Grade Holstein cow, due Dec. 16; age 4 years. Holstein and Jersey cow, due Dec. Grade Holstein cow,' due Jan. 19; Durham nnd Guernsey cow, due Apr. 26; 4 years, Holstein and Guernsey heifer, due Jan. 19; 2 years. Guernsey heifer, due Mar. 29; age 17 months. Holstein and Durham bull, 16 mos. old. Holstein and Guernsey heifer, 6 mps. old. Jersey cow with calf by side; age 6 years. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Cable piano, extra good. Victrola and 50 records. Round_jiining table. Folding 'hot. Many other articles Joo numerous to mention*. PRODUCE. About 300 shocks of corn in field. Quantity of potatoes. No property removed until settled for. CLARENCE MATER, Clerk. BUiCK-PONTIAC dealership available for GOOD rotary. K- i SHEEP, HOGS, POULTRY. 12 breeding ewes, grade Shrops, 3 to 5 years. 2 young sows. . Poland Chinn stock hog, wt. 130. 30 pullets, White and Plymouth Rocks. TOOLS. Double wa'gon. > Two-horse cultivator. Land roller. Hay rake. Lever spring drag. Set knee bobs. Walking cultivator. Moore walking plow. । DeLaval ert-am separator, No. 12. Wm. HAYTER, Propr BUSINESS MAN and ,l<»k after thoir house in Lun- Hynes; Re Richard Christian: Gaylord Flory. Principal Archie Walter make h« home with’Mr at J. V. Hilbert for thc e-m.i Mrs. Walters’will Join him t HORSES. Black gelding, age 18 yrs., wt. 1200. Ray marc, age 18 yrs., wt. 1200. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. . John Riley, of Charlotte, The Woodland T i!.-v Claude Riley of Bat- Schoo! have rb-ct, <1 and Sidney Ho'.mer of President. Knijall Hue' MORTGAGE ror.ECLOSUIlE Tuesday, October 10 TERMS:—CASH. lot Albany. N«-w Y Wilford Price spent !phinr TY<ld of Hal ,A»a , Strait home. score und Mr- |>«\ * Gedrite Hawkins of Lansing, who is ill. ts slowly improving., Kenneth Ru G-orer- Hall, wife and Priscilla Treasurer. Parrott Snphomo and Dorts Raw were in Grand Rap-.I Gene Arthur Densmore; V Hiithvrlne Spihdlci; ice L.’ Dille. also Vera LuChap.m<! baby. ’ K a Benner. Fn-riiinan Having disposed of my farm I will sell my personal property at public auction on the place known ns the Will Fox farm across from the Morgan school house, 1 mile north and 4 miles west of Nashville, or 1-2 mile east of Thornapple lake, on CATTLE. H, T Rrynoldr- nnd K#vn have rente?! a f/trm north of Ha MORTGAGE rORCgLOSUKE. ■ COMMENCING AT ONE O’CLOCK, P. M. " i AUCTION SALE! Faulkner inn Middleville. We aftnr them back here to stay Mr W o Tobias. Friday. and Mr*. Fiord Tobins nnd Jer <-! Kalamazoo spent Fri- COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS HERE is an opportunity right now for some man in this city to establish himself in a permanent and profitable business selling Buick and Pontiac cars . . . rendering the kind of service that will help Buick and Pontiac owners get the most pleasure, satisfaction and economy out of their cars. T The man we want may, qr may not, be in die automotive business now. If he’s a good business man ... if he enjoys a sound reputation among his friends and neighbors ... if he is ambitious,, industrious and of the up-and-coming type that can sell, organize and direct die selling abilities of others ... we want to hear from him. On our part, we can give him two great cars to handle . . . Pontiac, the car that built and shipped more cars during thc first five months of 1933 than during all of 1932; and Buick, for many years thc sales leader in its price class . . . a car backed by a 29-year reputation for value second to none in the whole automobile field. There should be a number of men in this city fully alive to this opportunity. So, if you have reason to believe tjiat you arc the man we want, we suggest that you write us at once for complete information. Your letter will be held in strict confidence. D.U. BATHRICK Zone Manager f BUICK • OLDS - PONTIAC SALES CO. Detroit, Michigan � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-10-11.pdf a269ce45ae496613684dbdcb3f3fbdfe PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER PAGES 1 to 6 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, OCTOBER 11, 1933 10 PAGES SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR NUMBER 24 WM. FISHELL IS GIVEN NINE MONTHS AT IONIA A STIFFNSEENTENCE GOOD MUSIC A FLOYD STARR TO / B SHOP MM The Silver Thread” Is CfflJRCDES It Was, His Third Felony^— Has Ten Days in Which to DJSIINCT BENEFIT Appeal—Released On OPEN BROTHERHOOD ERE TUES OCT 17 Received With Enthusiasm IN EARLY HUSTINGS Admitted'Charge of SPEAKS ON SUBJECT OF PROHIBITION AT METH­ ODIST CHURCH Second Offering of Civic Players Is Pleasing to Old and Young Alike THE PRESBYTERIAN AND METHODIST CLASSES PAVE WAY FOR OTHERS Stealing kentenct __ ... _____ The Silver Thread, tltc pretty and of the goblins wlw-re huge boulders NOTED FOR HIS ACTIVI­ DENOMINATIONAL BIT­ ns the second dramatic offering of softly draped bedroom with ite atTERNESS PREVAILED TIES FOR TEMPERANCE the Hustings Civic Players, was pre- tractive fitting': suitable for a prin- Present Efforts to Repeal Eighteenth Amendment to Be Discussed by Him >p«, 3 nnnon, Jr. 30. nouth defender ot prohibition and an tin- bobs. u leader tn religious aclivilies. Hi- w.i., elected Bixliop in the M«-lliodi.t E|»isco|ial church. South. ,in 1918, mi i since then hux had suIM-rvi-uori of missions in Mexico. .Cuba. Africa and Brazil. He wus Ihe the first American rcdi.-ttogui.shed religious Juroix- six linv-.s in contu.-c- sented at the Central auditorium last Friday in u’ m;rtin<-«- und evening performance, the hou>e Jx-mg practically sold out fur the afternoon_apd witnessed by a good sized audieneg in Uw evening. Ttils. play by Constance D’Arcy McKay has already been review'd in our columns As Be, foretold it proved a ciiarndng innovation that wua enjoyed by |x*op|r of nil ages far tjM-ir is still u bit ul the Peter cess. tmd.<a decided professiunal «-ffeet. The play culled for four shifts of scenery and this was handled rernarkably well, by the seventeen ’members of file stage crew The Masonic orchestra with ti delightful m lection of numbers under the leadershlp of Dan W Walldorff and Dr DeFirext Walton w.is also a factor in the silt-cess - of the uluV.^Mrs Hoiimu'Pratt. nustr>.-» of properties, iHillectrd and -lu.-embltd re.vcrni Episcopate, Baptists and Ro- by judge McPe.-k udl t.r .-on f'4* a,i n..,aVtlHl maximum of man Catholics Build Edi­ and a minimum of four uu;. Claud Hiler. also of Middleville. fices in Later Years w;u implicated with Cope uiid ■ When thr writer's family moved wlw had i.N> guilt , wu> m-ih to jau njr au any.-. two church buildings m the town— his finer! $10. and ordered Io make full the Presbyterian and the Metho­ dist. This ..'ittmUon remained uri- fte was afao placed oj>*probation for when tin Episcopal. later a Ba]Hi HONGS'TAX RATE IS SECOND THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL H. H. S. SPOTLIGHT or foot ball nine t pulpit It I he bhUttlXMl. Tifkete'will to Mild at 10c mid 23( FIRST MEETING IS NEXT MONDAY NIGHT Charco for Seven Events It ’ Only $2.00 —Gary Crook committed. was charged Heads Supper Squad . The first meeting of the Hasting! There can be no doubt about the receiving two stolen slot mart r. ged nut"he.Br''’hcrh,x,d nrxt Mu»idav bought them • ’ from thr thlev lx- Flnyjj Starr, nationally known for chines. . •nderful work he has done and like tliiw esjxtially the encourage­ ment. Uie ciithiLsia.'iii engendered hoys who' have made ttrrtoi enwtl * It Li expected that iring some of his bqyn probate judge of thia ie dtfflcu! lira <4 UIC. Commonwealth in rec ft has been wonderful to to sustain such an organization «■ a tand In . u>»n Ilk. II »>»n CARAVAN TO START FROM • life changed in the bomparativethere are o many public occasion . short time they were in the ly COURT HOUSE SQUARE Where a baiid is of value to th’* Commonwealth under Mr. Starr's whole community. The burden lor OCTOBER 17 Influence. Instances could be multi­ caring for the support ot a band ii plied where boy< who had made comparatively small, nnd^ spread PLANS COMPLET FOR COLOR TOUR omuuinit! amount.1 KELLOGG CAMP TO . BE HOST AT.NOON Several Out-of’Town Guests to Be Present - Route ' Slightly Changed primitive ‘laws w«-re optional thing The Grand Rapids' Evening Pftws tiie.se with city councils; stern part little relief. it(l "bailed d»>wn” into a f concrete band law. with il :iin<»uni ands" or likin' holes- in 1 I >. ■( a;, r I voted Tilts law al • (jrime. liave liad Iheir lives *1 through the Influence of Starr and hia Commonwealth, n’.alns a school, and finds work i»y to do; but there Lx no on med. Any boy who carea away from tlx? Comnioncan remain away if he bitt in the long hlstdty of :«n only one lad ever atdo that;*nd he returned expressing his regret for laving attempted to ran away from of tbK‘ Brotherhood ted in what Mr. Starr wood internal .'.import MOORES NAMED BENEFI­ CIARIES IN HER WILL D t for some itself in a ; Buick and •crvice that t the most f their cars , be in the kI business ion among ambitious, type that abilities of great cars I built and months of Buick, for B class . . . value lobile field. in this city ' you have n we want, >r complete d in strict CK s co. Many Cities in States Have Municipally Supported. Bands WONDERFUL PROGRAMS PLANNED FOR Tins SEASON Anwiw . faceting wHl bo a an-| Son banquet, the adrim? gh-.n by Gordon Wheeler, a noted attorney rtf Grund Rapid--:. The members of the Bruth- Wheeler, who has ntade’a marwtoun sqqare promptly -uersss despite a physical handicap Additional uuide.s will re-jliat would hqv<-divotiraged alnutal e main anyone elx- Hr will-surely iuivc a ke care ro-^1 message tor fathers and mmw. . . _jm were Tl'.rough the g<x>d offices of John considered for marking 1lic com- C Ketcham. Senator Arthur Vanpleto route with special signs. But denlx-n: of Grand Rapids .has torn Itecause of the shift., made ne^es- s-cunxi for the December meeting.Mtry by the hard rainstorm?, during Since he wx; elevated to the United the past few days, this plan was States senate. Mr. Vandenberg has considered impractical. .'chicv-d a world-wide reputation a* Mi s Eva Heccx. secretary of the nn outstanding lender of that tody, INCREASE OF FIFTY IN local club, asks the cb-cperatlon of despite the fact that he box been a SCOUT REGISTRATIONS all members in getting together the member only a comiwiratively short list.of tim e who will take part in time Sena^u- Vandenbcrx fa a wonDURING THE YEAR the tour. It is'very Important that dvrfal-speaker. I: will to interesting1 an accurate estimate be sent to the to hear him. Kcllogi: Foundation some time dur- - Tho other four meetings of the ELEVEN SEA SCOUTS mg the latter part of the week. Brotherhood will to equally irtterAt noon, members of tlw> tour will effing. In fact the program wi> toARE NOW ENROLLED । .. Brotherhood resented The price for thr Seventeen Courts of Honor a simple but adequate lunch will be a entertainments and seven in Barry Co. With 734 M-rvrd. If the day is pleasant, much g teds U only $2.00!—lev. than exception 'if !><•--. Mollies • 142,000 ANNULLED THE WILL OF withdrew from the > iiurch and <lid Tim i >’■ in Eaton Rapid.-- •.• a. population). There the parte brairds MRS. HATTIE CHEESEn"’ n*1'11"” 'lf'i any <.ih.r until.dur.-il 2,jx-r c«nt from the'pre 'Continued on page five: wliil<‘ that in Hastings „ BROUGH 1 17 i>er cm'. Iran the previon r i for -While FV... Twenty-Eight be owns a cottage at Gyn ink-, in Yankee Springs township. ’*---- Total Property Assessment Some fifteen, year.^ ago a few states commenced an yigitatiun to in This City Was Reduced pas* laws which would assist in the 17 Per Cent-the Past Year financing «»f town bands Most ot THE JURY DECIDE AGAINST MOORES ... alven n I ' ful amusement and <VP‘r-M<m. xuppor .. months at Ionia, and wav grant LAW PERMITS APPRO 1 PRIATION FOR COST S6.01 PER SI.000 hie and w'h >J<-<om<- music ix a help­ Will Be Given in the Central lemn.cna had a winning tian was lon.il conference on alroliolSchool Auditorium on Fri- football team and u live basket hall iii In Milan in 1913. and also par■ day Eve, Oct. 20th train also. Local encouragement <;i the Methopbt Epl' lie maximum n re.bixuid to ftiiric.s. and gublhu and sets ranging from tin putty little princ<’.>MA as wvll as v«t c|r!aiiL~. r illation, t should children. All ul the were the mam roles in the play -Junior While the III mg just the ptmosphere ;is the Ptiix'.v, mid Kneclund Me- itinerant Methodist minister in 1841. needed in Irndnu: reality to the Nulty us, the gobhn king, did cxcep- it was u eonsiderablv time there­ story. They were designed by I. K. tiolial work. Tl.-v iiad an <-a. v . i-aiti after, before a Methodist cittrnh Barnett, director o| tile Civic .Play- presence.-gpod da-tion and familiar- was druaiiired. and .sttll later before. EATON RAPIDS HAS LOW­ era. and made with tin- a.e>b.taiicr of ' ' ” ” ‘ EST IN THIRTY FOUR Hud chtiM*. . vofablr comment The Presbyterian church had in CITIES LISTED cubert'.s cottage with ite quaint Vivian Gladstone it. niemtorahip many of the leading mid colorful uecraMirifs. the cave 'Continued on page flvei families of tlv indent Influcnc LOCAL RATE IS • • u<>rk< rs in Paris .in 1919 Thr llth nn(iu.il Spotlight will be served many years "as chair- presented in Ihu auditorium of the Committce of dentriil seiiiMl on Friday evening, Oct 20th. i.t elitht o’rhick, All Un­ $1,000 Bond HASTINGS SHOULD HAVE William Flahell, of Plainwell, A PUBLICLY MAIN jvicted by a jury at thi* terr TAINED BAND ippearcd before. Jutig The total projr-riy ■a*sc-’,*mcn • nt Had tlx- valuation of thb ■food ax it did in 1932 Hastings' LLOYD SHAFER'S AMUALREPORT the 18th • Amendment, legalize* beer Tile Spotlight lirus been mi annual every Mate and bring back the feature ul the High schud for the Her Brother, Inmate of Ing­ aembership many who had much to the <1.000. .---- .... . ..—There U a considerable jump tn1 loon. I’asl 10 ye.n.s The pbiis are alwayi. ham Co. Infirmary, Gels ment. of Hastings In recent year: ■each the third lowest, Scottville in F.-.i-ryone in Barry county, who te,wrll.atagvd and capablj' carried out. it has had a large growth in mem- Mason county, which had a city tax inu-ic-tvd in this question of tem-■ mid ue are certain that -The Show-. $10,000 by Verdict of $8 10 per $1000; Allegan-was; ‘ ’ no exception. .Thaw* .nil ivasuii; » i.h.ii uax-is The first Methodist church build­ next With a rate ot $8 85; St John-.. seven days; wa-s cmicludvt! wiKn a ing was located where the Odd Felj repaid. It will bi-1<> the advanture circuit court jury brought in iL- ver­ lows hall now tands. The original Hi- sixth was Kalamazoo, wliree LEGION AND UNIT dict at nine-o’clock Friday night. church building, the front part of people paid $9.50 on the $14)00; tile It wax a contested will cnxe. in the Odd’ Fellows' hall, wax there :event!: w;^ Gn-cnville. with a rate OFFICERS INSTALLED GARDEN CLUB SE­ which F’s.ink Whiticnbrrg. an in­ when the* writer’s fjimlly.arrived in ot $t.000: the eighth and mate of the Ingham County Infirm­ Hastings Two addiyons were made ninth were Charlevoix anti WaterLECTED OFFICERS Slipper Preceded Business ary. brought &tiit to annul a will to tlte building ‘ -------- ------ b vleit. the• rate in each being $10 on ----- ----------— made by his Sister. Mrs. Haiti • the churi'h purchu.M.-d the lol and the*$l 000. and Social Programs on Rcports Given at Meeting at E. Checsebrough. on the ground of «-rect<-d the building it now- uses.: some' comparisons with other Tuesday Evening Court House on Thurs­ undue influence .^•hc will tn que - Many men. prdniiin nt. in thr rtiriy Cltu?.. the size of---Hic'-ting.s ------will lx- to­ Promotions tion gave till her prejkTty ’ Io Dr. days of Hnsttog:.. belonged to that, ’.•resting.Charioltes city tax rate!. .. . large dining taurnnt. ’ • ,r day P. M. for room will provide warmth and‘ shel Ward Moon1, a Grand Rapid-, den­ church, inducting the 1-ate Hun. was $13 59 on the $l«M). Big Rap-1 1’"'d suaur !>.e,a ‘ ’ ­ the ttippef' squad tor the meeting .......... ...and Auxiliary w, .... TJ* Th -n,.|>|.k. a.rdjn Club tist, his brother Clyde Moure, who is ' American Ix-in.m (Continued on page' three) ids $14 12; Grand Ledge $13.75; ‘he Bay Scouts in Barry and Alle- ter- After the luncheon, there wilb next Monday night U <te .follows: r 1 -I'ion home preceded hvld *‘-s regular meeting .Thunwlay. temp.irarily in Canada, and lu» sis- • !Ionia $13.13; Pettukey $12 73 and «:U1 ‘‘“milic'. makes the following be an informal program. Thr lour Captain. Gary Crook; Dr. D. D. ■ .-It «’:to for the members >’»<‘*»oon at tiu- court hou e. it wax ter, laxia- Moore Whfltenlx-rg was • South Haven Slfl.Oh . annual report which will lx- of m­ officially end i at Kellogg camp. Walton. T S Malrd. Robert Burch. lamiltes |llie meeting for the election represented by Attorney Fred Gelb, SAFER TO DEPOSIT l Kalamazoo had the lowest rate of • terest to all our readers, the report Ory Chaffee. Robert. Cook. Hub>*rt. Mrs. B. C Swift of Mid<»»»>•• re. and the following were of Grand Rapids, and the Moorer by MONEY IN BANKS any of the larger cities m the west- covering activities from Sept. 1 TEN MORE COUNTY YOUNG Cook, Gary Croik. David Boyes. Roy (llevillc acted iu. Installing offieer.v .chosen lor tin-coming yeur: Attorney Waer, of Grand RapidBoves. Will Field. W A. Hal). Hugh ern part of the state It was well be-',!>3- ,o >• ,M3: President. Mrs. Martan Goodyear. Following arc tin.- pames of thosej ’*■ MEN PASS THE EXAMS Riley. Kim Sigler. Miner Seeley. and Kim Sigler of this city, the lat­ low Buttle Creek and Grand Rapids. Number regular Scout troops. 13: cho'en to head the Legion for the Flrat Vice-President. Mrs. V.-R. ter having dharge of examining the Two Farmer* Near Center­ as well ax Lansing. Kalamazoo has -Scouts- 347; Cub Packs. 4: Cubs. 75: Mort Townsend. Edw. Smith. Fred. , Wlnlnger. coming year: witness*. There were many on ville .Attacked by Robbers always maintained n comparatively Patrols, 5; Sea Scout Ship. 1: They Are Now at Camp Cus­ Rickie. Ralph Eggleston and Floyd Mrs. J. P. both sides. The attorneys were Commander Albert Craig: jat 1st..' Second Vice-President. ••'* * low tax’rate. In order to keep its Sea Scouts. 11; Scouters -adult Eterhart • —One-Man Slain ter Training for Con­ Vice-Comm.. Dr. K. Reese. Dowl-, Mohler alert, capable and fought the ertse: taxes'down, it n mnined a village 'leaders). 139; total registration, boys Not far from Centerville, in St. nntjl it had grown to 12.000 peo- 434. men. 139. Every registration, W; 2nd Vice-Comm, Clifford Sccretery-TreVurer. Mrs. C. Du- thoroughly; yet in good spirit and servation Work RABBIT AND BIRD SEA­ Gardiw r. Middleville; 3rd Vice-; an« Bauer. Joseph county, lived two prosperous. . were, courteous to each other and rple. when that form of government .rihdwed a marked Increase durinc the- An examination w; C.mim . D on Leonard. Delton; AdYearly rcjx>rte wore given by the fair 'm their examination of wit-' wcli-fi>-(8> farmers, one named could no longer answer For many .year. There Tiicre were three deaths city on Saturday to SON OPENS OCT. 15 jutant. Chnrlis Townumd; Finance different offirers Mra Ihllt,- Burton y Hacker and the other. Custer. They 'years itWas known ns "the big rif. the boys, seven hare moved. sons from this county <u members “ among ““ w\trv known to have ample means..•lace.’’ Oliii . r AngelosSpitfa; Publicity and jw.excellent talk on nfe Care Friday forenoon. Their verdir , four have gone to college elesvff dl«Few Changes Made in tho HiAtorian. Edwin Sayles; Chaplain. Garden in tin* Kall." Tills not reached until 9 o'clock that During the depression th<-y removed . continued because of other interests of the County Civilian Conserva­ Hurry Wood: Sgt ul Arms, Sterling ckx-ed ft very interesting and pru- night, wheji they agreed that: "The 'tlu'lr depmuts from banks, thinking Hunting Laws by Con/ and fourteen because of lack of Ire tion Corit. As a result of the ex­ ' aminations, held in the High school Rogera: Service Officer. Maurice • meeting. l*aper purporting to be the last will they were safer In their own custody. MRS. A. D. STECKLE terest due to nee. serration Department I gym. the following were chosen:' Foreman. ' There can lx- no doubt that this: mid testament of Hattie Chce.se- They probably tlffiught no one out­ HAS LOVELY DAHLIAS Delton. Banfield, Mid- 'Willard Henry Gardner. Baltimore; No doubt there will lx- several F..r the Unit: Pre*., Mrs. Helena ।Club has .stimulated interest not i brough. deceased, is not in fact and side their families knew what they dlevillc. Hastings. Carlton Center. Richard C Merchant. Hastings hundred thousand Michigan folks Smclktr; 1st. Vice-Pres . Mrs. Nellie' wb’ tn gardens, but in beautifying .'does not constitute the last will and had done. But such things do get Garden Advanfageou.ly Sitij township; Arthur Lyle Livingston. who will start hunting rabbits and Conaway; 2nd. Vlce-Pres., Mrs. nnd landscaping the home grounds. testament of Hattie Cheesebrough. noised about. Tills is wha*. hai>!Orangeville; Kenneth.Pratt. Castle- birds October 15. which Is the open­ Florence W<»od; Secretary. Mrs Ih» K"'xl -*'°rk Ls quite evident this- deceased." In other words they an­ iiened. uated for Drainage—Also trap school an- ail served i»X Boy iton; Lyle G. Norwood. Rutland: ing day of the 1933 season tn tho Ida Raters: TYvasurer. Mrs. Zella^^nr in Uh- increased Interest in nulled the will. Custer has been nobbed three Scout Middleville and Prui- ■ Has Fine Rock Garden .’•rlevllie ”rivviuc. troops. lientnsula. Tn tlx* upper peninOortrigilt; Historian, Mrs. Georgia ' gardening. , The facts brought out in the trial ■ftimes. evidently by jxtsohs who erich luivuig earn having two unite uinu* unu and Donald Deakins, Castleton; Richard D Green, Castleton; Lafayette ho season began October 1. Arnone the most sflcccssful grow- i Hastings nine Jarniaii: I'li.ipl.tin. Mrs Mildred of this case were substantially as Caron. Irving:- Tom Myers. City;., ... ^nrts received from the state • thugs, one ef them a former rcsif fits hire in Barry county «f that Barrv couptv tote had 17 Court­ Down-; Publicity. Miss Mabel Sis- FORMER HASTINGS W0M- follows: • Pau! Birman. Baltlm< ” department at coti.M’rviHlon. from Honor with ll tbl3j of 734 promcs.i >t•««Mr. LydurtosAN H(JRT |N ACCIDENT **Hattte E. Cheesebrough. until she dent In that F.vicinity, .called at royal atinmm flower, the dahlta. Supervteir .1. R. CiL, ' chair- field men and other Interested obwas five years old lived with her Hncker’s after dnrlc and demanded Mrs A D Steckte of Freeport. Her tlo(tg> d15trlbut«-d ax follow.;: Second' man of th * County c C. c ~com- icrvers. indicate that there will bo parents near St. Johns, llien she that he tell them wlwre his money garden Is advantageowslv situated cn class 81’ First Class 63’ Star 39—, hares. J- FH'mwond, became a member of the family of ; and bonds were hidden. He refused, a sloping tract of around to the rear lH0 j4; 'Eagle" 8; Palms’ 2: Merit mlttee. had this matter In charge. „u good numlxtr of snow sltoe but tile examination was conduced grouse and prairie chickens In th" ----------1 Ind.. Struck by SpeedWilliam Moore, of Freeport, mid was they .'hot him and He died w»n aft­ of the Iww. with excellent drain- Badges. 490; Cub Ranks 28 . formally -adopted by them as their er, j Then they threatened to tie age providra. . . S At each court some ijpecla! speaic- by Captain Hail and staff of-the U north as well n- cotton tall rabbits g it <IBTS RKSTU-S. ing Automobile s Army, representing the United and pheasants hi the southern pen­ Mis Hacker in the hatiw and set A recent visit to this garden dis*|er or M1inc demonstration wns'fcaW Lk.l *«k there tr elimiy dlt- Ila,link, Irlend, were sorry t<» child. She remained with them in fire to the building, tie her daughdahlias of unusual sire and,tured. such as talks on Publm State.-. gov-’Himent. Tlte ten young insula. lerent adv.ruwnrnru In <«ir Wkn: ,ran. 0, lhc wh|ch nap­ their home yntll she mas 23 years of h'r ip the bam and .seUfire to that.closed men left after the examination fbr 'Few changes were made in the -------------— nmui. wnservauou. auiicnuun sum age. Then her father being ill at r ^ re iT°L OI i 1 ^ K \ °? CA that W, 'i a ™ u Ul iT (Hrnith. Ckmscrvatlon. Education and Column, ite bnm number tor w„d lo M„ j Cod). ,M„„ ...» i. juu..--., ,c- lf ‘If mother did not reveal the hid-’ wmild hold their own against hlfli Life. etc., all of which were enjoyed Camp Custer where tliey will have hunting laws this year, the principal home uvm near. O St. Johns, m.r she rethis year-The Banner, Wam &to.tl, Hammond. Ind. tai'jhis further training and b-- fitted for vne •being the limit on water fowl turned to him. and took care of him ; togtplace of the money Hacker was trade competitors at any flowertey ny the tnc Scoute. scouts. I Column is an effective war '** the opening bf tlw prairie chick­ ■ untn jje died, about 17 rears later. to have. The brutality of show. — .. , Silver cups were secured by the their work t;i s«me of ’he Civilian and------ting in touch with thoM? S *in ----------■—* -* -----state. ’ every part of *•the nrunertv to trade sell or if thev n.8 * ho'7 n “ s»x?7“n« While living with her father. Mr JJte thugs was apparent Tu ™;' are . Mrs, " ~ ’ is nmotig those who court of Honor boards and were Conservation Catnpa in northern < n -:'\Ls*>n Stecklc Last'year the two southern tiers ot wtolf L? biv or rent This column i lhroug’’ " at0” ’*g,naI and Mrs. Wm. Moore, to the Clinton own and her daughters l«ra ich Ihta:. i«« ban raucn Men iwjuc tor -he enarov. cliarnv. ui ol mcx.: roek. prcAenlc<1 ,,. c„ h m( ,a the !r0,,P, Michigan. nnn gardens iinrl r„vrfv and and has hn< aa most tuner (accomplishing' I ....... . .................. ...... . counties were closed . to pralrio Lit ! on‘I struck her as she was crossing county probate court had !>,,e dld tell where the money — and and the most pivuuLikuuu iuiu the me adopMuup- .---— •---------’ ■; r<rnrdwitt T ----7 -------------i acCkJIlipUAJinig ine actual WOTK. ; IV Hires flm service to the people of the street near her drlv- ,lon n™. annulled, u>j the .u. adoption _uZ... bonds knot so kept, the robbers : attractive and interesting one in a! •«Ino.? ? the troe|v part.cjpated In the chicken hynters. . ■ . .. hbme. < , a kThe < paperswere bond* were so the eot robbers got .attractive and interesting one alAll 1 . Barry county which they increasing- ... rr -opp;- ar.d.assisted Mrs. Raccoon hunters were permitted ro , Cody h“vln« ^n L«ued in that county ‘hem. ura-M covered plat partly surround-, ..^p o RaI and Cnurt of .Hto- TW torn ^un y bUr,l <> mipt ly appreciate- If tlw Banner's Want to t0 tlufcurb th<» curb and and then then left left the the scene scene tHj5 annulment of the adoption of ... Monday hut fifteen daysoof hunting in 1932. mention thU matter to show ed with shrubbery to the south of;w w nt °nrened for ^he ui Battle Diiiut Cnur" k Serentem gctuiwii (ini unn’ -- vL'ors * r... Column did not get good results; without giving .his------name t ; ‘ j cr -ev-i.-n. I ’ will be lan ’ ely ruuThey are now granted a full tn with e. Hattie Moore wict made with'her ‘hat it fa not-good new." to have It the house. canted the president’s award ribbon- ‘oOC - then* would not be 80 advertise-’ Mrs. Mr;. Cody tine buxine.-e. that will engage.their of thirty days—November I to No­ Cody •*••* was dragged under~ “the consent and .she was paid $25 00,J'-ald that any man i-> Ins own banker ■ I for meritorious work. ments in it in a single week. . [ bumpers, limners the cur skidding' sklridimr us ox the a colulderatlon for dr>lne ! and has lu> own cash and .securities I Mr. Shafer has spoken at an- attention. Tin- matter of county vember 30 inclusive. Trapping rac•-------------- ♦*-•-------------> driver applied the brakes. Though After the death of Frederick Whit- hidden about his premhux and not welfare relief will no doubt be up coons is restricted to the open sea,. pruximuiny mu nuxumw in me in-, Wllliam Hayter's auctlpn sale, nt proximately 100 meetings the In. PLEASE 1)0 IT. i she was badly bruised, no bones were tenberg. her father. Hattie returned i *CP‘ ln 1,111 b;jnk. where it .will be;^ pjacf. near Morgan, was held tereste of the W. K. Kellogg FOun-i for a conxidi rablr discussion. Keep- son for taking muskrat!. Laxt week we senf notices to sub- bn\>r’' but "he Ls ,»«» u»dt’r the to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wiltoim secure and will be of iwnuybcreflt to Tuesday and wax very well attended.! datlop pmiram. beside-, conducting uig within the county budget will The pheasant and partridge .wa•> scribers of the Bunner who are iu PhyA?1"118 c“r<’- A>1 hope for her Moore in Freeport, and made her. ‘he coinn. uutv -ri-n rxru-M <.. ■<«>,.. iThe prices were much higher on . training courses in each community not be an easy matter in view of so son in the southern peninsula, arrears, giving them the opportunity convalescence. . . home yith them until she was mar- ■ iz n o the average than they have been to । renter in the two counties He feel ; many demands. The four mill whirl) opens October 15. will (Itxw Ato jcttle these arrearages on very ried to Thomas Cheescbrough. C. K. & S. EXCURSION several years The sale was ndver- that the leadership ahd mart-power county tax. which wa^all that the on October 26. ANOTHER" EXCURSION.‘ ^favorable terms. We hare been i The Michigan Central advertises Hattie E . Whittenberg received tA/ri i DATonuiTCn tlsed ,n Ihinnrr last week. and|fa exceptional in his area and that CHANCE TO SAVE. ■ pleased with tlte response that has' another excursion to A Century of from the estate of her father about • WtLL rA I nUNI£tu jevidrndes the fact, that the folks do i the Scouts show better attitudes and ed in allowing, will yield u Utile ■m far been given to these notice.). Progress for Sunday. October 22. the $!JiOO. As six? hud no experience „ ’ . . _. 'readi adrertWm? and that the Ban- jmore en7hu<a^n~ tJwn' Owners of property hi Barry Four Hundred Twenty-Five IW c< n ,. r . the county so thoroughly civic, church ”nI ... ... > ,!1' boa.d county, .... on which tiw •«. 1933 >»> tux is still In handling money, and no cxiter; enuren and ana school senooi leaders iriuier* ,*'1• >- e»tr* bnl ...... price and time to be »• as heretofore. icnce in managing business affairs. [ Went to Chicago From that it draw - the have heartliv cooperated in th< • ori “ J ’ a f ?»>" unpaid, crowd. I have heartily cooperated to th< “npa*d r“‘?can .save themselves work and and splendid snlrndid results re-siilt-are noted. n‘*n cn. ,u committee*, and Uia. ll n per J>er cent on p,, the amount aimNmj of « Dr. Ward Moore was made a trustee1 --- . • • * : , (work are noted. Barry Qo. Synday ftiubliShera of thU paper will sure!* c K & s R ad for her to care for thia toheritunce, ‘ NOT ARRIVED YET.I tj1p above jnentioned activities helpet n lot. Appreciate thelr so doing. , ether page. Three-quartern sliyi'kcep bearing that thejare but a part of the work done bv • Barry county was again well rep, BAND CONCERT. --------------------Kt- ou.r.. — "onis -the job" , --for the amount steadily grew under resented in Chicago Sunday. 425 i.state is paying ......, local communities Mr. Shafer who FRIED CHICKEN SUPPER. I TENNIS CLUB MEETS. 'bls skillful handling until it exerted- going on tire C. K. & S. excutslon. their share.of the beer tax. but to every minute at some helpful task.। , Remember the band concert to­ Dowling Cemetery Circle. Thurs_ , Members of the Hastings Tennis cd $4,000 He continued to act as 221 passengers from Hastings. 90 date the city of Hastings has not Barrv and Allegan counties are f.w- morrow night. It will be out -on the Till, cily A »y night. Oct. 12. 25c —Adv. ; AxMxriation will hold a meeting in trustee for tills fund after Hpltle from Woodland. 8 from Coate Grove received a cent of such money from tunate in having such a capable and Court house lawn, on the south -idr rmall amount । (Sheldons Abstract Office. Friday was married* to Thomas Cheese- and 108 from Delton. The fare was the state, although the announce- efficient Scout Executive as Lloyd of the court house, if the .weather u and that amot steadily The IIARD TIMES DANCE. (evening at 7:30 o’clock to consider brough. | so reasonable thgt it afforded tf fine ment was made several weeks ago'Shafer, one who is so highly'respect*. favorable. It will be given in the _____ alxriit 30 per Irving Grange- hall, October 20. the matter of indoor play during the Next Hattie became Mr* Thus, opportunity for . those' wishing to that cheeks had be?i\ drawn at Lan- ed by- the Scouts, the leaders and -the; school auditorium if the weather U. about i teviod C_ in July -Adv. stormy or too cold. iLLZ 1 winter. 'i (Continued on page six) [see the fair for a day. ’ I sing for that purpose. | community at large. . iS’Ji1' ■*""■» “ «™« �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1933 PAGE TWO IMPORTANT DECI Tiie state legislature did one con-.and of these mortgage LEGITIMATE RAISE strucUve jrti'cc of business, at least, bonds..all of them now rated us a SION HANDED DOWN LOCAL NEWS IN GASOLINE PRICE last winter when it approved tiie alow asset. Insprancc companies own Public Trust Conumision Act. Thu another good alad- block ut such Supremo Court Says Ques­ Cost of Crude Oil Almost act provides for a copimliulon of -bonds. Illis wees — as »a Hnepiral Gulld No 5 will be enter-, [three men. . which has complete T, “* Commb.-wni abo *--«•« tion of Issuing Beer Li­ Doubled and the Tax Is tained by Mrs David Boyes on Fri-1 'Jurisdiction oiyrs, all defaulted suroe of inlonnation. Its official cences Is Local Problem - day tie is the Public Trust Commuevening of this wt^k । Higher Everywhere Michigan bonds —khich m.ean —-rm" Its otllci-x arc in the Pruddeii MUST FILE REPORTS AND The supreme court of this state Mrs- Charles FTnkbeiner under- i, sensational HAS JURISDICTION OVER about w per c.\ T —,— ----- newspaper muck's? were xbld Building tn Lansing Ju members • ■ BONDS ISSUED “IN of such nyirtgaut^. every once PAY TAX ON ROADSIDE recently decided a matter of great, went a serious' ojicrullon on Monday g.Hx.ar appear'every once in in aa while while that Im Michigan. Thu'C'ommix.'.ion mu’ are Andrew J Belanger. chairman; importance to toumhlps. villages at Prnnbck hospital Bile u doing iu Zu-... at ■ mckltur on gasoline' as STAND SALES and cities In Michigan. A man Ilf well as •possible. {z"’ the article on -which price'Z MICHIGAN approve any "protectin- bond hold — —-rbeing Ann Arbor wanted a license to sell ---- ----------------------------B.rr> wunly—IH.M, o' Wc.r Ol- , ?w„r plck k^>. ,crs committee" before it cun legal! I he Cornrmr.slon has no ju beer in his place close to the Uni­ moiid. o' Fr.in.rtlie u«nTOr, pl„,ty do business or take over, any bond.-. GREAT PROTECTION LEGISLATORS OBJECT versity buildings He was refused by .l.lp «UI l« UM ...lie. tlmt l«> „Wrr municipal binds but ,d„„. U more marked -The ComnU/Mon can demand mid TO EVERY INVESTOR get ifttormallun ab»ut the wt-rk ol on KIMOiln<. Wc TO THIS INTERPRETATION the city council and the state nu- recovering nicely from his recent 111- tha„ lt haj. HiorfHes to .whom he appealed. He m *.*^. hta home at Jfolton. gfich. ” ttlng on defaulted bond*; ul»*. .houkl all ntnetnber tliat if it were ;o know about carried the erne to the MipremeWarns Owners of Defaulted 't}H on&tion ol the bonded property not for the tax gasoline right now Senator Culp Declares It Was court, asking a mandamus to compel War with regret tlut .she b. gradual­ would lx* selling al 14c a gallon turin .-. •Uch with thl’ The Securities Against Selling and the actual value C •. muni; Not Desire of Solons to Add the city to grant mm a i.cetw Tiu- ly losing strength and is delirious Companies the bohds. The Commli which make gUglins to Unreliable Buyers highest court ludd that th.-.rantnut inert of the lime. No pbpes are cnihave all been compelled to-come un­ to Farmers Burdcna fv>u.-(l rn,.rdy ixmd it ’ . '' ■ ‘ Jdcr the NRA. which has reduced the Gardener* fruit grnarrv and CJty authorities. vttlagrco^nciU and lS rli ",— :te n«erwift- and m the mn “,U1 ***“ C<U ' d,U‘d ruL*d -lhr ,wy ot ,;,n‘ sure eal«*:nen going up and d<»wi farmer', who for yeart have had a n> toan&hips with Hie Uwn board >! tha bond the. state urging prv|>!<- a ho own di.The price of crude oil ha* rliuiwv to <-atn a few extra dollars this particular ln*tan<v the sdT-he. Brush Ridge Cemetery 'Cir­ 'ployve.v faulted bonds, or bonds on whlcl recently about doubled. How under bv maintaining roadside stand* durpremc court called atlrnts^ m tl>c cle will meet Saturday. Oct. 14. at there Li a low market price at til mg tli» . im.u when crom were b« - t>*id attempt of a man to fore.- a the cemrtcry for’ an all day meet- circumstances of this kind could an I present time, to mH such b-nd* I' advance in the price of gasoline be mg harvested are now advised iltat council to do what is contrary tc mg to fill in and level of! the K*. rj. tik-tn. or to the JtoG-u lie u. State ... -e_. Tax Admit.t>tration Boarda|y finance and to state law. Pot luck dinner at noon, with hot Tiie — Bunner holds no brief for the at lamstng has ruled that they mux' coifec furnished. Everyone inferr.itauthorities adv companies, but we believe crltl-, » report »hn»in< tlietr *ale» anti ed in the cemetery please conn- and1 oil Btplfcx. i holding the any such tiling, unle** the o cisjn ought to be fair. The average' help. . the securities u sure he is „ price on gasoline. without any tax, like in Not only must the ... full'value: oLmj that he is disposing banking commit added for the twenty years ending i . •port and'pay the tax 1 tilt- billion •RAILROAD JACK” VIS­ of Them to s-rine reliable buj/r. ; bought up 30 |ie January 1. 1033 avenged 1839c. with iiprount of their sales, but SALES TAX RULING HITS THE RIERS HISTHTIV ■K OF COMM, ITED HASTINGS IN 1906 Of Course, you are going to the H.H.S SPOTLIGHT Friday, Oct. 20 8 o’clock AT CENTRAL AUDITORIUM Tickets 10 Cents an i r ruiLs! keep a lUt of all the they have made, xo that tiie nlay know whether the melons, and other produce wa* resale or sold at retail burned by many members Irglslatur*’ who voted for the x tiuf thu interpretation of the hw is directly contrary to the Intent ot the l>-gi>latttr<v When •to- i.ill -a., up in thr ,’0*^- nahI itn.il passage., thrre was wfttten into it an exemption of St>00 peZyear This exrmpptiM-Wax to Thia Knight of the Road Passed Away in Coldwaprice per gallon lor tjix months up ’ ter Last Wednesday to July 1.11)33. Since tlmt time tin* "Railrotid .lark ' the fambu.- tourand more k'lUahiM1 taxes and 1st. died -at Coldwater rtn Wednesday NRA nearly 100 per cent increase in crude night He. and "Curly ' Webber wcrfiCil raUcd gasoline prices, so in Hustingx in 190ti and sQenl a thathave on Septymbcr I the actual price ■day at the 'old swlnunin' " hole in for the gasoline itself was 14c per •the Thomfcpple river. Tik-y tried a , gallon, and the average tax throughfew builhcnds. narked a few nujx and ate watermelon.-, they found ion. making the average price to Hie nearby. Curly" Webber said they- public on ScptcnibcF first 19.64c. had Lx-'-n attending the Knights, of We are sun- it comp.irlson» werft the Road conve made with other products it would London, th- ut i>e found that Hie 2.3c increase in it neat. Ixmdnn men the price of gasoline, os compurtAI Knigh b.xird has now ■ nd to prevent the imposition roadside markets to di.ini tftcih ' ■i n j>: ie.- sehaU t Culp ol Battle Cicek, a democrat, us nut the desire Dr Paul F. Voelker, suite .superuimtn । Un rot islature t tendartt of public instruction. tax law that Would, in *;>-ak at the Baiklit church Sunday l> Mir i! i cent ch into the -- .pockt --- I 11- night. wtugcr October 15. at nt 7:30 who conduct T!,,. t.xact jubjed on-which I.-: adxlde speak standsla not during known but.. it a ward, and ;om<- phaser of cducatk>;uil i t w hi Culp. "We did not [uiMibly in connection church. ... ■ i... bill for lux other pur help the farmer.'' tai rust 21.5c. For the first six monllis ot 1933, ilu- net gasoline m'rintlui this pillited and the price iirkim nearly two emu vi-ars i-nduir January I. 1933. with 3 l-2c higher than CLOTHES SHOP American Et H'lltlHl .< resident of Olivet coU.-gt- and Hu ; coliekt'. is a magi’.lining tti •and al«iiv worth hearing. So Ho attend the Bapllxt church next non. nax been announced for Nuv ember <5 i tH illg OIM'I Sundav night will nnd'nibtedly Ini in i-leaner a gcxxf job. I until n I.-. irt»8fi Things To Wear On Cool Fall Days Jersey Sport Coats $1.29 i rt. Jr. which occurred Sunday morning at the University hospital, Howell It atid puntec first down Um stoiH* Unipts at $1.29 Heavy Boot Sox 29c-39c Hunting ^Reversible Caps 89c Corduroy br Duck 15c 10* Wool unions 1.29 BUY NOW! it l* expected tht» will ini rchmUir nui mcdieul M-ienci- has used. nut. unmrtunateiy with BESSMEK the CLOTHES SHOP I EWE LEK i)r Kinde had lived nuuiy rear.- bcoining lu-rc mid where im-in- I-tfllCth .\lDII :>.< mo mrtaltiy vl all is extended to the Pro.tress, in 33: StFaw hat makers med that heads com.- in three MiajH- '. mid ketchup at last appeared receptacles. 1 s R< -.;L. (-r. Maid Borne of i lie more intricate jig-saw puzzles contain os many as ' 1 ii.ni.ti. -hall biLshe Butter Lb 23 ham Shultz or Freeport r.-.t uav mperviumi onxidcraUon o 3 u.. 25c Bean Sprouts Celery Cottage Cheese c7e7id C.n 13C i'- PROGRAM I (lit WEEK OF OCTOBER I3TII Old. I-aslnoncd Circle ‘S PicnicJ su^u.. Lb. 10c Pork Sausage Veal Stew lOc 25c Fb.it piiptil.ir comedy learn. PITTS A TODD, in ’ONE I K M K MIND Lb. Qc SHOULD K ROASI * Horne Made 2 ">» 25c FELDPAUSCHS FOOD AFFILIATED GROCERS upiuemented b brief remark* keyed to the tnum of fgith an< : :rx on the family lot in Riversid Thu* is rntied . phi v cd a lari insigl in last weeks Bunner •listing mer did Her. anv of Hie item* ol for Srtcnrl-htp and the 1 mid a smaUer announcement ul. abidinti ■he placed on m tins usue another d memory us long Tiie principal of this t-eihng plan b. that you get one arttcl ----- atfd a si ond article regular- price in*;>ec’.or id 'It.' Mime kind at one cent. Read it"! nalift further about this salt ninant factor in ■ Al meniber.c- >mp.i ( RADLh ROLL DAY. I « broad and tolerant Sunday. October 32. will be Cra rd hi r leilowmen. H viINI. HON tile Roll Day al the Morgan Sunday Rev Howlett. iMXtur, will U-..0.;!bit Cole brought to th charge of the H'Aires which rtek. the unfortj finding a chance i ixtnlne honcyjuicltle bldfmu which Ut;e ones infant baptism will be and aspiring; bring-1 had ptciccd in her garden, a fra eh those whose parents desk on thr down#rant reminder of the sunimone cordially invited to a > auvu .-W.u- 1 tend these service which begin at mu s Her gift of । 11 o clock vinnatiH 1 her presence withj I OKI. Al GOOD 14 II.I. renewed hope, and planx. and cr>urHnnorabh* Vern Brown .1 M.. Siv* live* again in; are an armrv.-w. saiurciay ntgln I he countless lives of tho*e made I happier tv her presence. For her Th.-ic Ls no death rhe;- only truly lire interesting and instructive talk Who ixum hit a the life beyond and! ■ :;i.: Bacon Squares " 10c Lb “Ladies Must Love” 2 it,. 19c CHOICE MEATS le». aitertioon in Emmanuel church i cn ixViltlltl I Ml I IT I.i IIARKI.R Pork Shoulder Roast Fresh Hamburg 3 tlrliul In thi* picture and the fans all over arc arclaiminx li supportrd In Ihr cast are NEIL IIAMU TON. MARY CARLISLE and ‘ EORGE STONE— ^i. 5c urtsider. c pt been reached STORES li:...; SUNDAY — MONDAY Eck-Rich Oleo 2272 n i viif Ha-tiqg*. Michigan • Telephone* 224-4‘2557 MonriHY i.imnatinn and were btxna ui tiie Mint Lard Telephone II it isn t euud tee don t carry it »ho lalurlu hut didn't get the kutii < iiin< Holland ix tr.-trUiuting hanfl Hastings, Michigan STORES Methodi th Mrs Claude KenGuild No, 15 will meet 5 W Gtand St. on Saturday Floyd Buskirk. Wednesday Oc’.obe --Mrs. T. E. Herr.ey, Sec. Oc:obc: 14 For larger miniMry. (Hit I>K1 COUPON — TUESQA Y NIGHT-COUPON CHA'ltLES CHIC SALF in thr Railroad Story full of llirllb and laughs— “Dangerous Crossroads’’ Paramount Pictorial and Special for thr Fall ■FOOTBALL FOOTWORK WEDNESDAY THURSDAY larrine feature attraction— “The Pick ( uinrd. —•' \dult* Iu < enti FRIDAY • H.u-'tings the bull oi and tills mi Biu<- and -< third play 1 down, but recovering, dowp on tl nt the gani< made Howe Suede Cloth Shirts Grey .and Tan ramo met lotis in bringing ;.Im>u .ippnt-i.itn>n of ire throa r.vtrytiung ire but tin- in Howrll Hig displayed th have played Struble a fancy bull-t tow's puntlr irably. Smi Buiclker die rend rttcov drive. for punted. Tilball In ink Howell. brlng- mlna'ing nd'* were grieved to learn ol th Hawkster cnco W Best ! Plain Blue Flannel Shirts j 59 I entirely by eleclric- 1 finely ■ adjunted HASTING PL/ H-utings played ttu-ii Brown Outside Nap <• Hoard ul lax Adrmtiism out into the WATERS Gloves mnehine 1: Modern Beverage Glasswan Spor illdreii io cent SATURDAY PHILIP HOLMES in a dramatic romance packed with thrill “Storm at Daybreak” l <»MI 111 SPEAKING OF OPERATIONS' Mickey .Home u> '.Mcllcidrama'' I Illi Dill N |<i �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11. 1933 s= r E RS ES SHOP Eliminate Laundry Expenses I Without Personal Sacrifice gs /ear zool )ays... IN EMILY HASTINGS port Coats $1.29f ■ie Flannel [j *1.59 loth Shirts *1.29 Boot Sox >c - 39c Hunting 89c | utside Nap 15c >1 Unions *1.29 NOW.' ; ill Save ney! -----------, — - - 1 " -Howell's |nu»ru 20 yard a line, a punt COMMISSION STUDIES ,!'11 SPECIAL SESSION —. mi yarn unr.ofa «' piuu Ut w O. ' yard*. , nnurnni boo.legging unprofitable. Ci. ,< •' , , T1 T. yard*.Townsend Townsenddowning downingtiie tlwball. ball. MAY BE CALLED Short in fl Items »«**» ht y« rd*,nd Sbortind Howell gained •.*« eight yard* and ,hen then LIQUOR CONTROL The commission will have no aui|unUd to fehtijuw who returned -■ . thorny xo decide hAw. by whom, or punted to Echtinaw, who returner! I.. .. . - --------- - ---- ------ ---- ■ fhp tjui) as yard*. Tiw blocking by the Quite Favorable to Plan in in what quanthic*. hard liquors can Lieut. Gov. Stebbins Out­ ' Hustings' players was very good on j „ - prAvin-„ A» be sold in thU state. But their re­ lines Legislation to Bo HASTINGS, HOWELL this run. Struble then made eight Usc in Province Ol QueCOmmcpdatmiu will go to the legisnl J yard*. Furrow fumbled on a’plunge bee, Canada lature. If their suggestions meet .Considered r LA I 0—0 GRID TIE through the ime^well recovered | remembered that Gov- **»“ V** ,<wr,™r According to an Interview wlih ---------- | Howell made 12(1, """ yards on u pas* uf "" ernor c*onv\*<wk uiioolntcd a comb-gL^lulure. they will lx ,Lieutenant Governor-Stebbins. pub-I mto law: That method of ; Hawkstcrs, Gaining Experi- the first half eiHntA hng the liquor' ttamc%h*n the •‘-flll,1K hquora would appear to be a ;bshed in the Ionia County News ot .Thursday last. Governor Conutockj uncu With Game Put Up P- ... •Eighteenth*Amendment should be OVtr thr oW’...________________________ Best Show 01 Season ! this quarter but did not gain much renealcd. uquor MKCT. . ______ |.,)(. Michigan legislature, either thfc' repealed. which Winch will probably be bebe-' — Hastings tfflgh football team ground. Tire Hastings' backs did fofc January 1. This commission’ha.latter part of this month or curly in I «...mnnrA played their Mwond iw»rel«a Ue of' »me nice ball carrying in this bju ,,,---------------------------------- Tll'ir| PIJ |ll| *111(2 nt a considerable time------in invcstlNovember* If tiu’ federal government shall promptly approve un approtiie year last Friday •' tills time with quarter, but dldh'l Uircaten to score, gm ion. not only in this country, but Howell High. The Blue and Gobi, Fourth Quarter. (also *in Canada Our»•*-state iiAs al­ Ipriariqn from the-public works fund! displayed the best brand of ball they Howell nude first down in their ready formulated plans fur selling I for the projNrfu-d S25.6O9.IXK) state in- I have played this year ;next four plays. Howell then posa**d beer and light yliics. What to do । stltuUonal building program Ur Struble and Echtinaw did some and rqn with the ball for no gjftn. about Hie sale of hard liqixx- after | which the Governor Is much inter-' fancy ball-toting for Hastings, Fur-, Howell punted and Struble fumbled the Eighteenth Amendment is jio' , ested. "Fhe state, urgently needs, the ' row’s punting was Improved cons id- and Howell recovered on Hastings ■ Washing at home with a UNTVERiSAL :buildings Aside froyi tiiaf matter,! IConUnJ.d Irora PM* ‘-I crably. Smith. Cogswell, puller and eleven yard linr. The Hastings line .-Yearly action on liquor control legl»Washer is much simpler and pleasanter than Smelker did some fine defensive held fast during the next four pinjfti time in Hie province uf Quebec mid ' Daniel Striker, Mcretary of state, iatlon is . necessary became of the I Korg_ and took the ball on downs. Hastings fe<'l well disposed toward having the that prohibition will be rctime, and Robert J. Orant . certainty is ordinarily anticipated. Only an hour or H.istlng* kicked off to Howell and made no gain except on Furrow's1 Qu/-bee plan of handling the sale of at one terms before January. { mayor of the city and pealed Ute ball onlv travelled ten yard, punt. Howell tried many jxuw’s but hard liquor applied in this state, i several A new banking bill governing state' two is required to supervise while the fast­ member of the legislature. Both banks ,1s also considered very desir-! and this made it a fire ball. The ’he Hastings players broke them up। That plan would not permit the sale nwere prominent in business circles,'able. Tills propU-cd bill will ellmlwashing UNIVERSAL agitator removes all Blue and Gold recovered. On the and the game ended with the score of j^iich liquors by the glass, but here in the early days. .w 0-. .. , would allow Its sale only In bottles ,-nate a seoand assessment on stockj third play Echtinaw made it a first ,0 1° __ ’, Rev. J. W Brancroft came to Has- ■ the dirt from the clothes. Buttons and snaps down, but fumbled the ball, Howell1 Sub*'-—------ - ‘ 8n*er: ^‘7^'07 0.7 asdi/holders in reorganized state banks. recovering. Howell then made first • Jugle for Towtwnd * It is being urged because of the hesi- ' pass through balloon-type wringer noils un­ a. r8l*pfr^?.t<,.n*1?.nt.J”?’ tution of many to buy stock in new; down on their first attempted pass. Hustings plays Mason there next thls Uquor shal| be sold u. unport-. tape *schools. There were some peo ­ • ant. The commission favors having, ple in tiie village who had been' bunks if there Is a possibility of an; of the game Howell's left halt 'then 'FTIdayharmed. Besides eliminating laundry expense, Howell it sold in a designated package by; mmbers a.*ec.oimt-nt. The state banking de-' made Howells second down through i Hastings Line Ups of that communion in their ;, the UNIVERSAL will save your clothes. Roberts the -state directly to the customer. —t:.: ..ho realizes that, under) the line. Howell fumbled and Town-. 'Brwnsend L.Thomes. There were several 'zir'. ": J Pettebone not to be consumed on the premises, j former rend rt.-covered. stopping Howell's Fuller <Capt.) LT. ’ the provisions of a recent federal! ' . Parker and the state to have the profit. The who left the Presbyterian church ns। banking law. drive for a touchdown. Furrow, Thomas z LG. qualifying state banks’ heretofore mentionedwho united Nothing is more surprising about this fine Duels province of Quebec has z atwut Half punted. The quarter ended with the i Cogswell C. the Episcopalians. As a result ofJ ; cun participate in tffe federal dei i Todaro tiie popululion of Michigan If the with bidi in midfield in pos.session pf BanuMi m, the Episcopalian qiWm enu.-ei> w“ch. ,,;d; washer than its unusually low price •— ask for church was '«"K RT. Angell Rose same profit shall be derived by this Howel). raUblhhedI.nd hu hid I Iw P^bUdy ot IU»t-1 established and has had a large Smuikcr R.K. Fulkerson Michigan from .such .sale as by QucFREE Demonstration today. Second Quarter. in the building up of ,this no’Vc™Poudaceur K-c. it will return a profit of »2H -j,1 Influence Q Another urgent matter is the I HOwell failed to gain n first down Snyder many of its members being r Stauffer boo.lXX) to_thc%tatc. Tla- commlsswn city, and punted. Echtinaw then made a Echtinaw prominent in the business and civic school situation. In a few Instances, Fiirrow L.H. f. Easy Terms Swick ( a vor having thia profit used for scixx>l* could not have been opened ■ first down for Hastings..Hie Hawk-•-‘■•Wlnl.-v (............ ...... of . . -..->.1.^ ......... 1 They ....' life of Hastings. P.3. <Capt>M'Kinley. jM. support publl<T.schools. fclcra stop|)«*d cold on their next at-1 Struble There were a few Roman Catho­ at all this fall except f«c aid fur-) If Desired by the tempts and Furrow punted .to1i Officiate Wheller and Willman, (claim it can be sold clieap enough lics in Hastings in the earlier days nlslied • -.~r .state and there are: . TO. number n.lun.11, HASTINGS, MICIL Hlh Uw treat immliru.mn to nu. 'hc “J* J”’’”'™’ “""“J PHONE 23U 5 tcuulrr from Kurom-an Undr. many "»'”•> "" OT better Fit ul whom lowed l..r (he ehurel. Un, “>■',>™r '» “'"•''T ........ ... This Is h»d «l.«y. knwn. TO- wrtler bv’<*««l • “£,“ ~ * lower PRICESI due to tiie fiftecn'mlll tax limitation ^ai^^^MWi^^^ii^^^wwww^^u^^www^wwaawananwawm^wanawm™ not «t hand (be dala (or the (Iret bu. to (he nruemmiU 1 Catholic' church organized in Has­ It is Moped to find additional sources' ' ~ SAVE at PENNEY’S tlit^iujeron'!' charge char«e of of the the music. music. ' Flan Plan to, to at-,tneir at-.their daugnter, daughter. Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Ted. Ted ' THE LITTLE RED BRICK. tings. The first building it occupied nkhed b^tlw .. S , was revamped from what, had ixen state that u pern . . T(|ck and daughter dau hter in ln Assyria AMyrUSun8un. . -*Our Co-operative shipping Asso­ ’ lsl : “ .. • 1 tend. • Tack, and on DRESS, SPORTS and UTILITY a rno,»r shm. on H.not.r .(re.-, k-W ere„ tohool open to M.hlMerte da,. « ciation shows some improvement. There were three carloads of stock shipped this week. Mr. and Mrs. George Bustance of Mrs. Ida smitnoi Piamwen spent,.--- _ -- - r;.. Freeport visited at Warren Bolton's ...» Mr. Bellinger led n frame church on the site of the -ii/'t,1)’1*' T11!1 fio,n, lb\ 1 (.„r j Sunday. present .St Rom- church This wax TN-«><»n of funds by the .state which *Mr nnrl Mrs A. C. Bennett soent Crooltston in Hastings. . i Mr. and Mrs Clifford‘‘Hammond Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bennett spent ! burned and was replaced by the ’»*'«<n*'ruor favors and will un­ and Bernard spent Sunday at the the week end and Sunday with their beautiful stone building which It ’f “ EAST WALL LAKE. I latten's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sherd daughter and family in Lansing. nnwoccupies. St. Rose hall. whk'<(| Louts and and Lenawife. Dunn of GalcsClifford Kahler Charles Sparks. in Hastings. [afterward became St Rojo school.! Kahler. Jennie Reynolds and Jessie; sPent Sunday at Mfl.O.f burg were visitors Sunday at the ! was erected lieforc the present Sunday Sfhool was organized nt home of their, uncle, H. J. Flower. Ricker motored to Chicago Satur- j Phyllis Edgers tn Hastings. .church was built. The ’ Catholics day to attend A Century of Progess.l Charles Miller of Ciarskvllle has j here have had excellent, leadership Milo Sunday witl) about twenty-five and family. been Spending a few wcekA with hU j‘*“" -----— »••Mrs. Ryerson of Hastings visited returning Monday. I in recent years. The church has present. "Oscar Smith was elected sister, Mrs. Wilcox, last week -Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Mattison and; aunt-. Mrs. Warren Bolton, while his | grown steadily In influence and in­ superintendent: Mrs. Bellinger, as- her Wednesday till Friday — eve J * ­ sister of Kalamazoo spent the week I mother underwent an operation al I service to its membrishlp and to distant; Mildred 'Fisher, secretary: i*from I Blodgett hospital in Grand Rapids. ning. Mrs. Wilcox and grandson. Nina Fenner, treasurer: Mrs Smith, ■end here. I the community. pianist, xihd June Roush. librarian. Jack, accompanied her home and I E. E. cumv k mviiw | There were always a number of The Cairns-is staying wm with rut.i Clif- Princeton University's new theater ^S?n hour Is’ two o'clock every Sun­ stayed till Munday morning. They , ?| Baptists in Hastings after it grew 1 ’will permit the entire audience .to day Preaching service will follow attended the children's play given,*0™ *“™er M P"""1' Ito a sireable village; but it was some by the Civic Players in Hostings Word has baen received from Er-, Boys ’ They’re having a big year! time before they had a church. They; Sunday School at three o'clock. An Friday evening and Sunday evening nie Sampson of..IZulsville. Idaho,J see and hear equally. ... . But to avert a held meetings in various places for tiie colored singers at the of the arrival of a little son. bom,complete break with the past, peoUm... alt.mnl burin, the and help th. ,.».l heard Methodtst church. jOct. 1. ’ jp^ smj ab|e crawl over ’ work along. Special meetings will • lot and building the church in of Wall -lake] E. D. Reynolds and wife spent their neighbors*' knees by buying begin at Milo Sunday evening, Oct ! W. —.A.. — Spaulding ----------------------which they now worship, fronting 22. TO tzrzr. hrr. i Tuesday and Wednesday at War* seats away from the aisle and comconducted by Rev.„.,Miles. Miss spent Sunday it at ™ the form here. Court •street. Tills was made pos- — Wcngtr tf tll be with us and havej Mr. and Mrs. Em Quick visited ren Cairns' at West Cressey. ing in late.-'Ncw York Times. ■ ■ slble largely by tho generous gift of a dear old Indy named Mrs! Hand. I who left quite a sum for that pur- M955 u- CONSUMERS POWER SI TROUSERS rtoM^be’TSinW^, *3'SSLISS? STLASTiK.!?S’--X-I COMPANY Pw“ “ jys?*?■ I Men’s Corduroy ERS Worsted Longies All Fall Shades With all the small touches of refinement that make the differ­ ence between right and wrong. Smart! Wear- • able! Well fitting! S SHOP ’/ good, carry it «'== Boys’ Whipcord BOYS’ CORDUROY LONGIES BREECHES Man—I low tlicy’ll add class to your wardrobe— Corduroy Golt Knickera Dress Trousers Z-49 other Ubric* Driik styling Perfect fit • Real Value Roys’ Golf Knickers Riding Breeches Fine grade corduroy. Very much in demand this year, because of their sturdiness and good appear­ ance. Workmanship and styling just as you like them I 98 LACE LEG $1.69 . PENNEY f«: 116-118 EAST STATE STREET — HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ! Tiie other church organizations of : Hastings are of more recent origin llcca.lly. Mention of them in a his• torlcal article, detiling with the | earlier days uMifld not be njswp’irinte. At the present time thirteen de­ nominations hold services in Has* ■ tings. ■ In the old days there was bitter i rivalry between tiie Methodist and | Presbyterian churches. Denominni tional bitterness did not grow less when a third church was estab­ lished. We are all glad that we live i in a new day when people realize that we Cannot all see alike, or un-; derstand alike. Now there is a di$position to concede to evfry man I and woman the right to worship : God in the way lie or. she may please. We respect folks for what ■ they arc in character and life, not ' because they may belong to this or j that church. j The writer believes we are beginnlng to the end of dcnomlnaI tionalism. He will not live to sec it, land his children may not: but the 1 time wilf certainly come when in a town of 5200 people there will not be thirteen different varieties of religious worship, all claiming to be Christian. We pre still a long way from the ideal of Paul: "One Lord; one faith and one baptism;*' but we are nearer to the day when men j will worship at a common altar, al­ ' though thdj inay not view all thcological questions alike. That ought not to be necessary. People who dlf' fer in many ways about other mat­ ters find they can work together in a common cause. We believe the day Is coming when those who seek and love God with all the heart and their neighbor as themselves and who acknowledge the Divine Life of the Master will 'find a way to get to­ gether in one church. A .PARODY. i Elmer Willie tells us he cotn-. I posed the foliowing verses and heads them. "Take Me Of! To Tiie Bail Game;” . ‘ Take me off to the ball game. . Buy me some peanuts and cracker Jack. And I don’t care If I never come back. ■ It is root-root for your home team It is merely u shame, one. two. three Scores and win your old ball game. Take me but to tiie ball game, take ■ me Over to New York and buy me some ix'anuts and cracker jack. And I don't care if 1 never come back. It is nxM-root for your home team. It is merely a alianfc, one. two. tirree Scores and win your old ball game. Take me put to the ball game, take me over to Washington. And buy me me peanuts and cracker Jack. And I don't care if I never come back. It is root-root for your home team. It Ls merely a shame, one. two, three Scores and win your old ball game. A good many citixens with grow­ ing girths would like to understand more about controlled inflation-—In-1 dianapolis News. The SIZE of a Bank Is Not the Exact Measure of Its Worth to Its Patrons and the Community A true and friendly expression of interest in every customer’s welfare and prosperity. Rendering an accommodating and painstaking service at all times to the end that the greatest benefits may accrue to those concerned. Consistently conservative business management, fully realizing its re­ sponsibility to every depositor, and its relation to the business, industrial and civic life of its commercial area. These are the yard sticks with which the citi­ zenry of the community measures its banks! Since 1886 this bank has kept faith with its hosts of friends. Unfalter­ ingly it has sanely and conservatively met economic conditions as they ap­ peared, year after year, whether normal or disturbed, always keeping in view the interests of those whom it tries to serve. You are invited to become a patron of this bank. We believe our service will please you. Hastings City Bank The Bank with the Chime Clock TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, MICH. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. SCTOBER The Hastings rfiT'iri theownthe owner Is liable accidents that may happen. to be operated Vinos and Opinions; What Others Say This and That Liquor Control. John D. Rockefeller. Jr.. Speaks. Rllmination of Profit. The Aim of Temperance. r, T j /->» 19W a I suggastion concerning church man-I iscra. and by, the way they are good-! liackwara Glances; I Having entered « pew. move along; r> •, £ -*t . i ‘do hot block up the end of the,pew, Hits Of Yesterday u. a you did not Intend to have anybody else enter It. 6r as if you' were holding it for some special Do not-— rise-----------to let others TEN YEARS AGOj friends. TODAY. --------m. — -----------------COURAGE AND CANDOR. driven Iby/ah-, employee or The monthly meeting of the Bam !H“.Ee a,Onf andlhe »** Whelhejor not one agrees with. erAber orlrfs family. County Mlnliura Association was invitingly opm w that they are 'President Franklin D. Roosevelt in John D. Rockefeller. Jr., has given l»^ al to. »Mt .flu. al HmUw. There is no way to evade the fi- his positipn on the soldier bonip and n » !*»' holding four has — out ......... an interview concerning the 11- held Monday morning in the Ma». a«u»4 »t»>. church office 'rhe follow- “*”«ly three in U do not file out responsibillty law. Any at- other questions affecting the former'qum- truffle that we think has sound .Methodist -----V< ------ ---------------men. none can dispute the sense. While a life-long abstainer Ing officers were elected: President. In Procession to let w |xx»r scared labaetilKMM »>» Mail, foatvaid: to do ao becomes a felony. service J. A Bllckcnataff; secretary, Karl *oman1«» t0 ,°«*r ' »‘1fact tliat Uw president displayed a I himself. Mr. Rockefeller, over a veut *KBY COVHTY. pN< XKAH. <1.00 For example a man might be sub­ lot of political courage when he ago. published hia conviction Unit K. -Keefer; treasurer. Chas. Sher- mt?*' alorU' ■«<* tet, ,rr “l «>e. raid la aJ.aacr.l ABRY CIH'NTT »IX MONTHS CO* ject Yq the financial responsibility fucctj the men of the Izgion at Chi-, the |»rohibitlon amendment had not wood. Mexrt-it. Lindsay. Hoag. Angel). ’tuLnext to the aisle. It U not Rogers. Ehlc, Hayes and Longficld ror • ,,lan ,cago on Monday. ' --------• • — J •• proven a satisfactory, solution of the law and have his car registration ' sit at ti:r end ready to rush out were appointed committee on l>ro,h * r ’ " rtv ,n " “ h n ” ‘ and LK BaKKY MVMTY. ..... THREE There was no mincing of words liquor evil. He then stated that he and operator’s license revoked. If . ,Ttxrc . ■ • i kill Indians, as jMcsibly it was* can be no question as to 4he believed it would be wise fur the gram. ' once." • Nathan Judson, Mrs, Martha Bur­ One of the Chicago papers recent-1 — fl.SO he now attempted to evade the pen­ meaning contained in the brief ad­ country to’ repeal prohibition and ally by having the car registered In dress- nude .to the Legion enliven- set out in some other way to ton and Miss Ethel Burton of Lan­ INK FilHEIxX Sl'ttM'KtiTIU. JK1K Di APVxNCK..... «a.oo his wife's name he might be able to tion. Tim president certainly talked curb thr admitted evils of tile li­ sing were over Sunday gtiests of Mr. ly printed 'the following ndvertlsemerit;' Notice—Having entertained from the shoulder lit true quor traffic. Now that it is certain and Mrs. E A. Burton. i air World's: do so, but if found out would be straight ' ulf known known relotivas relatival for for the the Worlds; sqldief fashion. that the Eighteenth Amendment Mr. and Mr?. Hugh Riley and fair, relatives in the future must be subject to prosecution for a felony. Unfortunate Indeed that other will be repealed before January. Mr Miss Belva Riley were In Kalama ’ If a Michigan motorist is the statesmen : in other days have not Rockefeller rays that, m his Judg­ zoo on Sunday. Mrs. Riley went on identified. Mrs. Kate Hines. ’ of Grand Rapcause of a serious accident while <dupg to simple language and ment. the only tope ot contraUlns to Chicago to see her daughter. Miss ids. visited D R McElwain and statements. Had the liquor problem after repeal lies- Mildred Rilev traveling outside the'state he be- ‘■traight-forward family a few- days last Week. She Midi a policy been adopted from tin* in eliminating the .profit motive in Mildred Riley. HUNDREDS OF ARTICLES IN THIS GREAT Mrs. H. D. Selden and her friends left for Bellevue Saturday. comes Hable under 'the ffnancial re- very , first, — .. ----most of .. -------------------the unfortunate selling liquor. He stresses this point ONE CENT SALE, ALL HIGH GRADE NEW sponsibility law regardless. Likewise .••vents of the past decade might in a statement that will be published ’from Syracuse. N. Y. returned front James Mitoon l<4t Monday to ntllllnois last week. They had a most tend schixil at- Lima, Indiana. Mrs. have been avoided. Had there been soon ag the foreword of a report on MERCHANDISE FRESH FROM THE MANU­ Michigan's new law provides for i delightful time, but found lots of D. G. Robinson accompanied him. reciprocity between states having >ss of "dew and sunshine" in capi- liquor control-recently competed by fiber roads. I I 8. S. H. H. Loveland Loveland of of Los Los Angriest Angell'S; FACTURER , tol elides and more of the stern Raymond B. FOsdick and Albert L ln I California. is similar laws so that a motorist hav- realities lt -----------------------------------, Mrs. James M. Langston-wn* in' Calttorma. visiting his brother, A. during the years since Scott. Alter an eight months’ survey. Grand Rapids Saturday to attend' H- l»f«'laud and family. ; ing an accident in Michigan might 1920 ., great deal ot misunderstand- sponsored by Mr. Rockefeller, a one o’clock luncheon at lhe home ^ri- Bu,,er “ntl Mf” Ira vanbe subject to the financial rcspon- mu might have been ;rm<i?d. Thru• ... Tc ,HMK »»«» m a program program of li­ Of Mrs. c. J. Stuart honoring Mr*. I Mrs. MinniewtGrcble slblllty law in lus own state. In fact 1“'v' The first aim in her resiUr< M,nnl" f,r“kU nt **~ , , , . murchi.. marches and fewer outxirtunists opportunists quor control, Mr. Rockefeller de­ I. Patrick ot Jamaica. L. I. HERE ARE A FEW OF THE ARTICLES any motorist driving in tiie Mate eelected -,£ Maurice Edmonds who is attend-1j dencc on Green street Tuesday aftt.» congress. clares. should be the abolishment of | ernoon. The pleasant 'rooms were YOU NEED EVERY DAY. GET BIG CIRCULAR FOR must show proof of financial re- | ing Olivet college, spent the week; lawlessness, even if the immediate ; tilled with ladles from the hours of COMPLETE LIST end .with his parents. Mr. and Mrs sponsibllity to residents’of Michigan 'agree with tlfc president but all result is temporarily away from two until six. Light refreshments Frank Edmonds. Amos Sanford of whom they mw Injure or whow mu--reumw. h« «n- tcmiieronce. FAMILY REMEDIES IlUriois. a fcJlaw atudefft, aecom- i were served. TOILET GOODS . property they may damage while The-aecond aim is real temperance panied him. Tonica, Laxatives, ’ Face Powders, Creams ‘ IMPORTANT TO MOTORISTS. driving In our state; either^hat or Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stebbins. Mr. FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. —"The focussing of all the forces of Dyspepsia Medicines, Lotions. Perfumes Will Finley left our city lost week Next Tuesday. Oct. 17. Michigan’s they become subject to the penalties society upon the development of and Mrs. Chas. Pqtts, Mr. tind Mrs. Liniments, Tablets Wilbur Lane, and' Mr. and Mrs. to complete his course in ’ the School Toilet Waters self-control and temperance in the Motor Vehicle 'Responsibility Act of the law. ■ use of alcoholic beverages.” "To de­ John M. Gould were Sunday guests of Pharmacy at Ann Arbor. During becomes effective. Because of the Twenty other states have financial '• FOR YOUR MEDICINE velop tiie habit of- temperance in of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rogers of his vacation he has been studying FOR THE MEN Grand Rapids; , । — fact that most of lhe adult readers responsibility laws and experience I with Dr. Charles Ru&m*11' late ol this CABINET IX) NOT dan to individuals, and take up again the Misa Gertrude Smith and Mrs. L. city.' now of Wiaxllund. Will to a Shaving Creams, Lotions, of the Banner own or drtoe motor ha, been than if tends to reduce acslow march of education—thix is hie without some Drugs, Medicines, the real and fundamental approach H. Evaru returned Monday from good scholar ami will, no doubt, cars and therefore come under the ddents noticeably. Larger and JargHair Tonics <. Powders, Tablets dear intention to­ a two weeks'stay at Bay View. They i make on • iflclent' business man to the problem of alcohol." Mr. provisluns of this law, we profxic to ,,r numbers of reckless drivers are ward which • pour returned vur Detroit and Aim Arbor Success to hiin. Rockefeller says. discuss various of iu provision* In removed from the highways. During where they visited In the former' The trotting of the team entered fivina shall be bent. ASPIRIN TABLETS FINEST QUALITY 5 GRAIN city Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith and b.v Jacob O.smhn Of Woodland at roine detaif. the eighteen months the financial Mean to be same50c Bottle of 100—2 FOR 51c The only way of eliminating .-per­ in Arm Arbor Mr. and Mrs. Shirley, the County. Fair in.-; worthy of no­ The purpose of tin* law to two- responsibility tori- has been effective sonal profit in the sale of liquor to W. Smith. They’ had a delightful tire, and showed not only that tho, thrna with nil your by some system of national or state two weeks. fold: First to provide compensation in Marutond Jor example. 1781 op50c COLONIAL CLUB 50c MAG-LAC TOOTH PASTE mt'ihi. —Phillips i horses had been thoroughly trained. control ot the selling, ixjssibly sell ­ I but that the owner projxised if he for the Innocent victim of motor >c- erator’s licenses have been revoked Brooks. SHAVING CREAM, 2 FOR 51£ THE ORIGINAL, 2 FOR 51c ing through authorized state or na­ TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY ; won a prize to win it on ment. not hide accidents, secund to mcrea.se and only 450 have been reiristated. tional agencies. Mr. Rockefellei .­ . by jockeying. • Mr and Mrs. L. D. Waters gave safety on the streeto and highways similarly. California .revoked, 13051 comment shows tliat he to convinced $1.00 BEEF IRON AND WINE 75c THEATRICAL COLD CREAM ■ Mrs. Henry Belding of Horncllsa dinner of exquisite ap)M»tntments that that plan should be adopted. by lhe gradual elimfiuiuon of the liceiu^-.® in 1932 and reinstated only 1 POUND TINS, 2 FOR 76c Thursday night comnilmehtary toj, vlllc, New York, sister of Stebbins 2 FOR $1.01, reckless and irresponsible driver. 11. 249 Like experiences have been the her'mother, Mrs. Stinth. of Syra-iI Bros., died ye.-tenlay morning and 50c GARDEN COURT FACE cusc. N Y . who has b»-en hjx-ndim:. will lx- brought, here for burialfor example, a driver is found guilty lot of other states whore this law Is dor. his frank appr<>i<ch to the sol25c NELSON'S BABY POWDER POWDER, ALL SHAOLS 4W» them । Prtf'Tds ot the county Fair . dier body and hi* evid< nt confidence recommendation of tiie Michigan li­ v.,u the montlt of September . with ol injuring anyone and a judgment, enforced to the limit. 2 FOR 26C - :n the character of the men before quor commi.-iKion. which recently Tiie dinner tabic bore a flasket ot. ,1*’! ’’I’ S)-^. of which $1.51K25 2 FOR Sic for any amount large or small; to The financial responsibility law Is him* T<xj. one must acknowledge. visited Quebec .and. after a study of scarlet geraniums and was lighted wu’ K-,,t' money. and *1.AS.~3 was 53c PENSLAR MILK OF ground, etc There were 29c COLD SPOT CORN rendered against him. he cumrs un- no; a compulsory ittournncc measure, that r.evcrebe'orc hits the American the Quebec plan and fdnipanng it with crlnuon shaded candles. Daln- I’’1 r, !11 with other plans, announced last ty places cards with a lily-of-the-, -W *' 1 I-0M membership tickets, being Legion a.an organization dk.played MAGNESIA, 2 FOR Sic der the. provisions of- Urn. law. " REMOVER, 2 FOR 30c Na questions will be asked cj'ncernof Inherent, patriottom than in week thin they would recommend valley design, were attached *to each ‘:'r,5' 200 ««’■’ ‘han Inst year. A The new law is not 3 compuhoty trig financial responsibility, until tho . more 53c PEN-GESIC LIQUID its reception of the president whan the .selling of hard liquors by the ttimbldr. Covers* were laid' lorj K'xxi record surely. 50c CAMPHOR ICE LOTION insurance me,wurc. A dnver docs not driver causes an accident, f ' | Trave.-. < Phillips, .svret.iry of -he cpme l.i -jx-nk to its member* state, so that all profit front such twelve. ANALGESIC fOR PAIN would go to the state. thereby 2 FOR 51c The first meeting of the Emily’ n“ !> County Agricultural Society. come under five provisions of the -Fi- ■ Even irrespoiu.ible drivers -who, ■ plainly even bluntly, on so’ confro- .-.ales , 1 FOR 51c eliminatmg the individual profit mo- Vtrginia Mason chapter ■- - ot 'will recMvr bids for the pastuyy the D. A. vcrslal a question — Vern Brown. nanclai Responsibility Law’, until -lie eauw i, .-s than $300 damage may be Burry County Agricultural Fair tlnghinn County'Ncws. RUBBER GOODS FINE STATIONERY Jias been cqnvictcd ot causing a removed 'from tiie road under terms at tin' home of Mrs. Bliuiehe Ports.; grounds up to Saturday of this ; The downfall of the old salixm was' Monday. Oct. 13th. Let ail member*। s QUEEN SEASON OVER.. motur accident or has been found of the.'financial responsibility act. ' Plus u Penny Plua n Penny With the first heavy frost most ot due to the fact that the mdivldual- please take notice. • ( Drtn David G. RobhiMin nf Ulis city guilty of viototloito of the present if an individual motorist .win make fart mon: Michigan* fairy queens will go into ly-owned . .... saloon ... ... profited . Mrs. satuh Scott of Charlevoix. wa-- with the csieptluij of his own state motor vehicle laws for which a complaint, that tho person caus- , retirement. - J K. Mc.MlUen in lhe’by breaking tows than AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER THINGS YOU '■ ‘ ‘ c. by observing । vole, unammoully »>hcted chairoperator’s license may be suspended jni{ damage has been reckless Has “ ' Linden’Lender. them. That was the strong<.._, — Jane Rudford. and bther relative-. uo-AiyNEED ---*ible incentive for the owner of a On Saturday .-he and Mrs. Hen Mc­ The Emn'uUittel church Sewing or revoked. Rockies* drtvm'g. man­ violated some motor vehicle law. no INCONSISTENT GOVERNOR, .saloon to violate the liquor laws, and Murray went ts> Delton to visit rela- Sot'i.'ly will be entertained by Mrs. slaughter with a motor vehicle, driv­ matter "how small the.damage, the OUR , Governor ccanstUck issued a pro- violations of the law inevitably re­ lives. H A Goodyear, on Friday ‘ lifter’ ing under the influence of intoxicat-> reckless driver will be prosecuted nrowci *at clamation caliyig Ujxm the pc rplt; suited. On Saturday a company of twen­ noon of tin- wn-k. Gchtlemmi invltWEDNESDAY : TIUSBAY : FRIDAY : SAT3RDAY to otfserve "Constitution Week.” • ' . ..ing liquor, o’.c . are examples old public expense, and ll guilt ty-one 'Hastings ladies were guests Let's see. governor, who was it We understand‘the stale conunto- of Mrs. R. T. French ot Middleville! tlwse • criminal" violations. Simple i>_. removed from the road under the thal refit-i d to turn In his camp;dgn .sjon will urge that liquor be sold on ­ offenses such as speeding* or p-yk- criminal section of the financial rcat luncheon Tn the dining room,'n, BOUNCING X-RAYS . .. ... .. .... j bj-tk-s o! a six-citled size and .beautiful cluster ..r of v«.n..w yellow ^hrvr. chryr.-1t 1Q u« violations are not included m spon*ibiHty law. * , i.e-r vea:Dick Baldwin. that the profits go into a state fund anthemum.s formed the center-! SHOW METAL "QUAKES* ■ the tow. K . Thc flnaMclai responsibility law 'Record.' for the supjxirt of public education plPCt. At the .smaller tables whit.-: Onec a driver, runs afoul the Mo­ tccomcs effective next Tuesday. Oc' V*, n . V* chrysanthemums were used. Aficr? A CASTAWAY CIGARETTE will reflect much quor commission to in harmony with juticheftn lhe gue.-ts tor Vehicle Responsibility Law. he is j~ ...................... most liferays.-U shot upMr. Rtx'kefcllfks views about the chn^mngly ..­ . entertained by Mrs-jo;: a surface at in gnglc instead nf, no: only subject revocation of his throwing away a cigarette stub in wisdom nf eliminating individual •Myrtle ■ -Koon CheiTyina:i of Grand ihe:id on. they are proving useful in some brush thirty-three men were profit In the .•■ale o' liquor. ■ "W'/tere Immediate Attention and Courtesy arc shvun to all” operator's license but may nliver Rapitfo. who read Rujiert Hughes m-ibjmwtm; up the. jumbling of metal burned to death in a fire in I xm thereafter drive or own an automo* teres-ting Mory. "Mis* 31g.' [crystals wlilcft Occurs when mrt’al HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 2115 WE DELIVER Ama 'les. Millions and millions ot . bile in the State of Michigan, unltav ernment has announced ito-intetitini) dbllar.- ■Aorti^to-stdes many fat.ilitie.s Mrs. Lothisky J. Taylor of !>*-,parts are put under a strain Tins Sueur. Minn, u the guest at therm t;.' confitim often results in of authorizing physicians to end BRIEF OBSERVATION?. ' home’of her daughter. Mr. and Mr.-। Claeiuip' or my.strrfou.* failures hi sponsibillty.” Moiy than. that hia tiie tortures of incurable patients. Leon Bauer. Mrs. Tay.or Is Past, machinery- ot construction which "J look forward to the day when National President of the Woman's license will b? revoked so long as U|xm request, by euthanasia. or-Jhc to be in glXKl condition we shall have a system of adult ed­ Relief Corps antf attended th.- na-[ P.„f,,.^r Uir, Thomw.en and D pcrfect lattice pattern cxw.s it and brother. Ern»'-t. judgments ajuimt hiin remain un­ mctliod of providing a painless and ucation in every state which wall; ’tonal encampment held-recently at, ,m McCutcheon, of the University show us. a series of ;l:arp lines Cleo St-aA anti tmifily and Mr. Itaid. Tn other words, with a Sl.tMMi peaceful death. Such a practice, will throughout the picture. and Mr*. Titus T Wilt ol Sunfield reach every man and woman aa we , ChattAttoojm She to enroute to her o f Michigan Department ot ChetnThis imjx’rfixt fitting together of spent 8itiu! .? with tltelr mtri nls,' claim against you which you dannot only be permissible if the patient re­ and stopped in Hustit|gs tor; jcat Engineering, have used the the latgf crystal groups ojam,. the GtVirge Hem.s'. the llbnician will be as nnisirtant a' home, )»y. it will be ihtpcsilblc tor'you to ettc. This little “ coffin nail" has a visit with her daughter. bouncing X-rays to show that the way for further confusion when' Sunday guests at Cliailcs Newquests. and further tf tiie opinion of factor in that place as the formal have your license re-lnFUtcd -simply Miss Gienna Doud ot Hartford is crystalline ammgeriwnt of metaU working «qx nit Ions set up internal than wen Mr. and Mis. Harve Hill wondfrtul grip on -people today. teacher or lecturer, >>rthaps th ■ lhe accredited attending phyrtclan u <Ht ulh> use. them are thoroughly most home for u few days with her par­ is not so neat arid regular as has strains among them, liidicated by and’the latter'-brotlwr. Lewis Flint, by taking out a jxilicy coyennff pos­ inspiring factor. — John H backed up by two experts wtx> also 1 ‘ ’hey cannot .do without Ftufey. > ent'. .Mr and Mrs S. R. Doud, tu been .-uppax-d and geU more con­ increasingly confus'd reflcctRm Hn< •■ and friend of Galesburg. Mr and sible accidents in the future. Past case lx>pele**!y in­ fothipg tn the art line today the school closed on account of the fused after hammering, roiling and :n the photographs. Ju-t is st."rillis Mi.,. (;< on;.-lleiruu:t<-ir and Mr and preserved in any ordinary . “Despite economic unrest and ac- lair.* Tn tiu. manner the Nazi presAirig operations — In rock layers ... In th- earth tend to Mr- Russvil Monica at KalnttuoDO ’ In metals and other vryvtallirie. relieve ‘ thentoelvr ’ My slipping alom: aiMl'Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Endrlx of vere novations, we reaffirm our de. , .... them. If people “ .vp,irate crystal West IVoodlanti tcnnTnation to meet and overcome THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY , substanccs .tiir^atoiito arc supjx>sed faults. sr *the ; :<» becefne such «n addict that all obstacle:: wherever we find Fred Parker has sold his hand-! t > be arrang'd m a regular lattice- blocks may .... hift rind slip in it •’ !■ Burr Colton and s«m. Ilauld and the State, and that incurables will be casuiut even sit through a .*4mw them— Benito Mussolini. Italian some span of black hor.v's which like pattern .... Profi.e-i:- Tlirunussen <>.>•<•»>.-*«*> les of tiny "met•talqwikcM ’ the final Richard, of Grand Rapids, s;xmt tint uut .smoking, that may to- al­ Dictator. • • surr-; result of which । is -..n irregular mo- wivk end it Ba* and Walker Caf'l>afvd jjamtul torture Tins question have been us^d on the Parker House shoots the X-rays on ••the mctnl ight. But, when property is beltu: bus to F. G. F'tlxgeraid of Orange- face- at a small angle 'Diev pene- . . rlit of the crystal*. • ton’s. • t dealing aitlt painful, incurable inriiwlly copfLscrttgd to this habit— • Recent studtea have shn»n that vilh-. Cottotderation $550. ' ’ [irate duly slightiy and when they Tn the procty® the metal pirt may ’ *Vcldu King. uh<^-to ’ Miss assisting cases lias' been recogntrtd by most materials may»be organized so as to Mrs J. C Qualfe. Misses Maude-strike a crystal are reflected back on develop cracks or complete breakage tn house work nt tiie Rpnn* of Rands civilized countries, but L> date no demand enable pupils to Ram by themselves Wlflmont. Pearl VimScoten and!a photographic film where they Lifiseomb tn Grund Rapids, spent■ made tliat Xhtf cigarette with great rapiditv what is now la­ Georgia Hicks were in Grand Rap- giyy-a .eries of lines which showover Sunday at home. ild in it* manufartnre t>- boriously taught by the teacher.”— ids last week to attend the wedding [the jx>sitfon and degree of each number of probArthur I. Gates, professor of edticw of Ml-- Gladys Scldmore and El-; crystal. By etching off ovdeflntt? W- all ox’emi our <i. p< : s»yntnudifferent. It ala ay.. non Columbia University. mer Cheney. • layer of metal, the arrangement palhyto *.!.• Willnm Alien Liufil ... move1.. _. , , Manager McElwain of the Citi- mrfy be followed tt> any depth. If a the ItssU of their d<-ar lite band. on grade.-TArlcaniou “Tlic happy man i« the man wuo zt.n« Telephone exchange recetoid Intlepvndcn serves. A few days . LX-Prest- a telephone book this week from the] den: Coolidge said he never - knew »w nf of yufcon Telephone Syndicate, limit-1 vernor Comstock gave a speech a man who’wa.s-hotKrfcd because c‘ id. Dawson. Alaska, of jxhich New* i>:!u*r day which iu wouldn't being retliat which he got. but only for ’' --I hat man' A. Fuller i* manager. Tiie O >".e • > .-X-. 1'iruunh u ><- c' havedaredtogne beforeany con- which he gave The sister of ‘■eo~ rates tlu-rc for phones are from Q4.rid.oix... .. uom ..: gjv . *. scrapie group of the 800,000 people sly ItRoosevelt . said she ; ivays 520 to j50 1>cr nlpnti1# antj t]ie rate I misery jtnd pain. The iNazt .expert- ln Detroit wli.»-had their bank ac­ dore though: of her brother ... a.- the meat • Jt,t> conversation from’ one point to; counts tied up ■ in - the ,historic - “batik feharer. The happy. buo> — dis- another range* from one to three­ buoyant holiday.” lhHe is quoted zz as saying Of Theodore Roorev, i ” —-c'.t snk holiday holUtav was th. turn. „ w i.« dollars. They have over 500 sub-j that the bank tiw turnman scrfbt'rs This ought to be,as good >r-diftg J ,iii;r |X>lnt > upwardi in n the tnc depres oepres-­ ‘to shared."—Dr. Bruce* Baxter.. (a, picking up gold nuggets. ■DOES HE sion; and that the tL;. bank“ h-h holiday —. . .T » .visited j ha.j nearly wrecked :kcd thousands " “-<We can never attain plenty, hap­ Jesse Darling of Chicago iron beginning which relatives and friends in it was a g<x>d thipg. piness or health it our thinking is Such an absurd rlatcmcnt. can wrong. We do not and cgnnot gaged tn the insurance bmtness utj nor? Tills seems po-nble harjlly be credited, yet the newspd- progress.”—Dr. Royal S Copeland. which he reports splendid success. | credit reports issued Iron jwr- s.y he said it How he can Mrs. Dqvld Bennett went to; defend such talk is almost beyond "*7."“ “The deepest satisfactions of Hie— Grand Rapids yesterday tar A few, >. the eAect that Mr. Comit any wonder [h0M. which come from sharing and >r each cur. One car. tt^ck th.it •.here Is on every hand a lack serving—remain secure.” — Roy L. da;.a'visit, tltp MUags Waddle, who' I'.piiit-mit» ol disease are not . only very ex­ Slate Officials have shown that no cleaner have been her guests; urcotnjmriy-, iould require prrwrf for haUIlt ot cc tifldence jn our govefhor? milk of its kind Is produrrd. In “bacteria pensive iu sUmp out. but they arc qqitc apt Smith. , ina her. enroute to their home in! The governor need.* several things u.- would require ^r>M penstng system atul the eltminatwr Intake .1 heats toll of life. If was for this count" Highlands Dairy milk I-. *0 < LEAN - ' * T speech —is„a-------- censor. — “i nio.’f certainly do not believe Canada. rr.tMitt that thr State of Michigan look a that it shows but a small frat Hon nf the air cars would require of a' considerable number of ciffiri.tl but iiinonit them Mto- Allene' Piper, a nurse.from? —Dick Baidatn in Northville Rec- m the bonus in any form I believ^ hand tn the «ulr ot milk — ju»t to protect pub ­ limit set by the State fur Grade "A" milk. L- provide B A. hospitfilf Grand Rap-­ by rfiersmg. v arious branches Into ; the Govcrnipent the siiould lic health. Milk It a natural ■■carrier" of arrived in genthe city Monday to jingle unitz-Wonderful it true Alt ■■ Every drop of milk you get front this Dairy j'erous insurance, for njen who are id*, germs. It goes without saying that the more assist in carrying, for Mrs. C. G. comes from our own herd accredited by thr 'duabled in war and for dependents hide, laws in tr,e state arc ni.i r-d flyins I M'I.E\N that milk is. the more danger State. We have the very best of mechanical who lose breadwinners. Tliat is all. there is in thr use of it. because thr more by tiie financial responsibility acf?Tnor« than seven months, kfichiRev. and Mrs. Arthur Trot^ ar-; equipment for producing CLEAN milk, which Anything further than that attacks NEWS GLEANINGS. unclean it i* the more "bacteria" It will have. The new law simply an additional gon's chief executive nc« appears l< automatically sealed in sterilized bottles, the manhood of tfie country."— rhed in the city this week from Holland and arc staying With: t. ready :o begin a Jeb that should and delivered. Icy cold, to your door, (an ■ .raze capacity of- -.hr Hoo- Brlg.-Gen. Lincoln C. Andrens. When you uw Highlands Dairy milk you run friends until a few repairs are mad>* you nll.Ad Io |akc chances with the tnilk no chances. It is just as < LEAN a» milk Even an employee driving hU own have been started the mouier.: he on the M. E. parsonage. Connecticut to a depth of "Unemployment is making Amer ­ you use in your home? can be. as repealed TENTS by Michigan car <m husmiss lor his employer assumed office, However, it.tns goy­ Guy Erb returned fo Montana'. ica think—anil that in itself is the may ha\e io stand the penaltiro of ernor i» really in earnest he may Monday after a few days ’ visit with! greatest virtue that.can come to us relatives in (his vicinity.' Ute financial respottow'iiity act li he yet do something tn redeem himself at this crucial ume.“ — John A. Posus. * ' c»us<s a .venous accident. In * such in the opinion of Midifcan citiceiu FORTY’ YEARS AGO TODAY cam.-, both cnipioyer and employee But the .’ob will not be c.v:. The ' There is too great a gap between Mrs. C. S. Whitcomb'.; Sunday’ Ion. on gasoline. may tx. held icspotjublc jointly public has ln?t confidence in'Ceraour social thinking and our social school cia-s of girls surprised her; Telephone 2651 Robert W. Cook, Propr. Hastings, Mich. for any damage done. Hoavvcr. it stock. People art not gofr.g to have actio:*.; our thoughts are ot Ute Tuesday night, the occasion being1 Tugged ir.dividualum' of the eight her btrthduy and presented he:.' the employee 1® driving a eompur- the' faith in hi» pnhtical. inter.t’*leenth’ and nineteenth ceptunee with a Iwntfiome picture drop<car or if nv w serving as a chauf- that ttwy.aid when he entered office, Church etiquette is a siew tixeme.i and our production is .the twen­ ■four, h( may,esfape ’be penaitlM ot They «ffi have to be shown. ' but ar. exchange gives the tallowing; tieth.'—Dr. Harry W. Laidler. One CentSale 4 BIG DAYS STARTING WEDNESDAY STOCK UP - - - SAVE MONEY THIS SALE IS FOR 4 DAYS ONLY! A Quotation B. A. LyBARKER Crumbs of Wisdom Medical Scientists *.. Discovered That MOST Epidemics of Disease Come From One of Two Sources—Either Unclean Milk or Impure Water Wuv of Our World The HIGHLANDS DAIRY �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 11. IMS 1 GOOD MUSIC I Social Events and -Personal Mention Taking Principal Roles in DISTINCT BENEFIT 1, Grand Rapids Civic Play­ HASTINGS YOUNG LA­ DIES ARE HONORED HelpfuiSuggestions HIDDEN SAUSAGE. * Select large potatoas at' uniform size Wash thoroughly. Remove the —• ■ ■ portion* with an apple corer. Fill each .cavity with a small pork Dr. and i«rs. D^rf Walton and_____ ers’ Production . I sausage, place the potatoes in a (Continued from, page one, Munday on buxine*;. Junior Went to Chicago Tuesday to momls on Saturday were Mr. and jIn n a recent JMue luue ot of the Grand 'shallow baking pap and bake in u Mrs. Ed Hick* and granddaughu-r. Rapids Presss apir-ared apistarcd un unan- employ bands for munlcijial music Mr and Mrs. Chaflrs Potta spent attend tiie fair for a few days. own until done The potatoes Mr. and Mrs. Eber Lamble of De- Helen, of Detroit and Mr. awl Mrs 'nounefment concerning the produc- 1 wcnty-eigftt stales now have band "«>’ b‘- pared, but then they should the week end tn Chicago. were-------gueata ot Mr and Mrs. Car! Hick* and baby of Pontiac t|on of tiie Civic Players of that cVy. laws, founded mostly m>m the Iowa r.,i Mra. Eble Mdran was home from troll rubbed with butter or bacon fat ------• -----•• From here they went to KalamoKo who will present Holiday ' soine -measure. Kentucky is now working anrt basted once or twice during O»iwc over the wetk cpd. time Ulis liumth. The princijia! leads upon the law.’ Lorraine Imnhath was Iwane from Mr. and.Mrs. Wm Norris and Mr. to spend Sunday with relatives. , baklnju Flmt on Saturday and Bunday. ____________________ m.U ita. qmld HR» A Ulto, „ , • , - - -. Siam- of the states having a makeTiWTWle pore sausages may be Mis* Margaret Merrick was home CenlurjPof Progress on Sunday. Hastings young ladies. Mrs. Betty 'dun law prior to enactment of the baked inside a roll of baking powder contest held al Allegan Oct. Osborn Horn Koluma^oo over the week efid. I Mr. and Mrs. Julius Corns and 5medal came ana Miss Kathryn | owu law, cluingif thrir-lnws <o coh; buwuit dough to make what U* under the auspices of the Woman's Clarke, both <•> wikiin have had con• — • — . <— Rev and Mrs. D. T. Perrine of family of Caledonia visited Mr. and km.Ar, as “Pigs tn nBlankets" . Temperance Union Th»re siderable experience in . dramatic < ■ . ■ |.. . .... Lansing visited Mrs. MelLvsa Bron- Mrs. Dan Lewis oter the week etjd. Christian Most ut thr band Uwi carry a 2: duiu?). combining vegetable*; were eight contestunts. and Miss : work. • Tlwir frienc^t .bespeak for ton OU Sunday.. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Petu-ngil! Tolhunt mill levy limit. Texas has a 3 mill lllld m<“1 «rc especially good for wax one of the entrants. ' them splendid succeaa. • Mrs, James Cmglow and Mr of unind Rapids visited Mr m,d i iinpt. Montana has 4, The New children, far the addition ot meat to Dwiglit A. Besniner left Octi 1 Edith Bonnell vUitcd in Fife Lake Mra. Dell Sutton over the week end forMis. York and Maine laws have no limift! vegetable* not only adds valuable CfrinUm. Ohio, to join tier bus­ part ot Jud week. | Mlv, Lorena Baird hM gone lo Ml. placed Ufxm theii’ levies. 1 ,tx,rf proiH-rties, but also makes, lhe ; Mrs. Euri Buskirk mid Mrs Floyd (Morris to resume her leaching, hnv- band, who has a nne petition in th--, In 1023 Michigan pttssed a band!whole dish more ta*ty._ Make your, Engineering Drpt. of the Timken'I Mra. W. H. Goodyear was hait- 'law which reads a-follow.; Rtukirk attended tlu-'World's Fair, ing recovered from itfr recent fli­ Steel i*oup<$ with picat broth and sene' Mills. Mra. Beaomcr. duriiip nt Chicago Sunday. ; ne.-s. - . . - . Tiiuraduj, at her iiomr on S. -Act 230. 1923. P 371; EH Am: 3d! me«t in your sTews. the youngster* her five years as twite in Pennock css. Mra. Lizzie Golt: was a 'dinner; Mr. and Mra. Chas. Jones of Bat- hospital, alttl v. will like them. and „enj-1 -made many friends in ; Jefferson street at a very debghtfulI AN ACT to authorize ttucat of Mr. and Mi... Wm. Edger ol tie Creek visded Mr. and Mrs. Sum- this city lias ‘ - I ! Of course, new dlslics and new luncheon at which seventy guesU’power village* and townritipa of tliu who extend best wishes to' Orangevliie oil Sunday. ' ;ner bponablc and other friends over .llw-te fine young |Ki>ple m their new . jiresent. • state, also cities having a popula-1l combinations surprise the children Mu*' Mary L_u, Sirceu-r spent j Sunday. . so often a new und fanciful • i The lace spread bullet table at tion not exceeding fifty thousand and from 'Sunday until Wednesday/with Rev. L- L. Dewey was In Grand home name an old dish doe* the which Mitt Harriet Pike and Miss i50.000i inhabitants; to levy u tax Mr. “and Keith Dan.cls Daniels apent spent Margaret Gladstone served was cen- for the maintenance and employ- stunt. for Holland. Rajrtds on Tuesday °® Mrs Kcnn her imrcnts in Holland. “ —"•*• — —■*— attending —■**— ’tiie *•“ Instead of just ordinary stew smith of De- Grand Rapids District Ministerial h”» £,mI . 2?“’ B.1 tcred with u lovely basket of mart- ment of a band for musical pur- chmblne thr vegetables and meat Mr and Mrs Byron F. holt were guests HaaHnga reb.- meeting. U of Hastings x ■" golds and ngrratum. Mlv. Sadie poses for live benefit of-the public.' with baking powder biscuit and .................Jixk end. Mr and Mrs E. A. Burton. MU» •,*’d JJ* , ' V Wuluntt haw Glasgow presided at-the coffee urn.? provided said sjiecinl question is make a meat pie. This 1* just a stew Mt. Nettie rtyde and Paul Hyde .Ruth Handy and. Miss Mary Me- gone to Charlotte to reside, where Auction Jiridge wa.i enjoyed, awards submitted to tiie duly qualified vol­ with a liat on. but it is one thr uen-Sunday .i;ursL:< ot Mr. and Mrs fEIWain visited relatives in Lansing Mr. Walcott has employment. made to Mrs Effeii Sulinan. era ol such villages, .townships or youngsters will like. Mr. anil Mrs. Wiibur Lane visited being Rankin Hyde of Prairieville. . on Sunday. Mra. C. 8. McIntyre and Mrs. M. J. cities and adopted or agreed to by a, Mr. and Mt. Mt. John. Croos. Mr. and John. Valentinr Va!<-ntinr of; of j Mra. Mra. A. A. D Kniskcrn went to j'JX-^thV majority, vote of those participating1 BEEF TENDERLOIN. Kalamaoo iu-i;’ Sunday gth.-t.v' of Eva-istoti. Ill., Sunday for a visit *..r .... . - week tfixi. Mrs Lune rePresent from away wei Mrs. m said-election. Beef tenderloin. Mr unit M:s- E C. Edmonds. (with her son and wife. Mr. and Mra. midned for the week. Fredrika Babcock and • Mi—.,Har- THE PEOPLE w s. OF THE^STATE Mr und Mrs. ta muel Severance ' Ml - Beatrice Carrotiu-rs aiul Mra. (Lewis T. Knbkem. riel Pike. Grund Hap!.U; Mti. Harry OF MICHIGAN-ENACr. ' ; Cut siring bran?, cooked. and son Ernrr' drove to Michigan You'll agree—when you see the fall tuita on our racks— that' ^C’lar.i Miinnmau of Detroit were Judge und Mrs Stuart Clement City to vbtt Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bennett and Mrs R S. French. 2733 REFERENDUM. Section 1 , Mashed potatoes Middlcvlllr ; Mr-. Elva Elva Granger, flrutim.r The "I t............. ----- 1 ...n — -----.1 1 guests of Dr. and Mra. Frank Cur-’had Mr. uni! Mra. Ward Bqine uttownship >board, village council. we were fortunate in our buying this year Our good fortune ; Carrots, for garnishing. rotliera over the week end. in tided A Century of Progress on Frey and uiiend A Century uf Prog­ Mia. «. R. iwci'ccx una Airs. Qanr x?.y?t.. u?<.1Lcommon council, commission, or; Salt and |»epper. is yours. Fabrics arc^ unexcelled al lhe prices asked—tailoring ress. (Saturday and Sunday. Nadu. „ .. Cluirfbttr; Mi.vx Grace Thurs­ other legislative body of any town­ is of lhe best—j»nd all shades of blue, gray and brown most ’chl'-st*'r Stem and Mbs Patty ton. Plainwell; Mrs. Win. Hiekmont. ship or village ot this state or city, Season the beef tenderloin with । MImc.x Marguerite Waters and ■ popular this fall can be found here. Dorothy Smith. were in Chicago Stem oi St Louts. Mo., urc cX|X*ctcci Mendon. Mrs. Ray Finnic. Wood­ having a population not exceeding sail and pepper. Place on a rack in a routing pan and put several sllees from Friday till Sunday attending nun. and tiu: latter will enter-Pvn- land; Mr-. David French. Cub’d >n:.i. fifty thousand <5o.ooo» inhabitants.'' of salt pork or bacon across the top. in wmury lA.i-rogreua. nock ?WUl ,Or **” «»*«»’“»» ,1,r and Mrs. Guy Hunkey. Petoskey, ; upon petition of ten < IOc per centum Cook in a slow oven <300'F.) until ; Mr and Mrs Harry Ritchie. Mra 1 • , ,, ... ।of the qualified voters thereof, shall the tenderloin te done. Put the roast ! Hazel Hinkley and .on Richard and F J v.inDyse and two (.submit tiie question to the jx-oplc in the center of’ a platter, force I Mlss ias Alice Ahr.- Willison wiltox.n spent Sunday M.mzL.v in i.. 'Imightera iitul Ei in st feevernnce will |M A large number from lhe Quimby ns to ‘whether such village, town-;■mashed potatoes through a pastry after -Chicago at A Century ot Progress return to Detroit T'',':*.1 Thuraday iUl ” ’church gave u real surprise to tn<- .ship or city, as the case may be, bag to form eases, iM)d fill these with I .Mr ..nd M.< v.v.rn c.x.k and - ' ;™'lnn .Mb Ilr.lr p.rWhat has just been said for suits goes for topcoats- Patterns shall OMiic under tiie provisions of .’daughter Nadine of Lake Odessa enJf- ‘“f ®nd L Severance . Rev. c M Conklin. when tlu-v this act and. if adopted or agreed finely cut cooked strips beans. Gar­ and plain colors arc equally ’good'' this year. We've got both nish with carrot balliL were gue.-ta of Mr. and Mrs. Warre-n E"iPi;1 Severance and mother to a. majority vote of tiie quali­ for your inspection. See them and you'll believe they're good nesday nfg.u to remind him Hint hti Mttbre and famiiyiover the week end dr‘"T J? Hunuon Sunday to visit birthday anniversary had cime fied voters jxirticipatimt in said elec­ ESCALLOPED PORK values, and you 11 be right. They arc! Mrs A C.'Brown leaves Saturday Gori.x Mattin. who t-ach< < tion. then this'act shall be in full) again. 'for Fiintridgc. Cal., where she will ^ra Charlotte Noble and Mr.. । force and effect. ' I spend the winter with iter daughter , Martin went wltli them from 2734 HAND MAINTENANCE; AN- !i 2 cups thinly slivered cold roast | jx>rk. and husband. Mr. and Mr... Juhn a' ”‘T Charles Dahn and ilnughtera Jo- jmide a' lew remark? expnjutng Nichols. Mich villai-.i-s. ’ fownahlps/or cities I 2 cu;» chopped cooked cabbage, ii ' Mrs Man QchaflhaiMfir Of Del­ mine and Patricia, viMlcd Mr and Their apprvclatbn to tiie pastor and .aduj>ting lhe pruv-kdens of thus ucl.|I I'. cups white-sauce. Mrs. Severance over mght on their family, for tlx-ir work during the : Sait and pepper. . | ton mid granddaughter . Kthln of to Chicago: Miss Beulah Sev- 1«‘ft year, also p!< dying their coop- ithe legislative body thereof is au­ I Buttered bread, crumbs. All the weather pro|ihets CANT be wrong! They're all pre­ i Hii-tings attended A Century of way .... ------ . ...... . . . , -------- - ,.... ,e.. ?OJnjng thorized ayd a-mixiwcred to le,vy an Arrange alternating layers of Progress Sunday; Bfith reported a erano- accompanied' them to the ?riiti»>n ai.d supfx.r! for the dicting a long, cold winter. If you're set for it, with a warm, iaimual tax twl exceeding two <2>| World's fair. 'year. Ht* »!m> prevented'th< 'cold roust pork and chopped cooked I tine lime. well-tailored overcoat, lhe predictions, needn't worry you much. ; with a small pur and sei•vyhi! (rack- [mills on fiich dollar of assessed cabbage in a baking dish. Season Dr. and Mr* Dennis Murray and ! viilua.tion of such village, township' If you are not. bd sure and see our fall showing before you buy. (ages of good thing* to cat us u tokMra. Grace Dodd.) were guest* of ENJOYED DELIGHTFUL ior city a.t Hie-case may be. fcq tht-i with salt and pepper. Pour white , ;en ul their «.>tccm. 'taucc over ail. Cover with well but-' Dr. aild Mra. Wm. TJiwaites of and employment, un-j HALLOWE'EN PARTY , After light r< lt -liment.- had been' I maintenance Grand Rupid-s-fruin Tuesday fill, d« r municipal conlrol. oi a band for' tend bread crumbs and place In a I Saturday. ♦* ; musical purposes lor the benefit Of moderately lax oven i350'P.» until the crumbs are browned, and the i Mrs. Lillian McLeod and Mra. Ad­ Banner Class Held Meeting : the public. ’ , py occasion. • die Edmunds 'attended tiie Fourth 2735 EXISTING BANDS: ADOP­ pork and cabbage thoroughly heat­ at Wall Lake Tuesday District W. C. T. U- convention held TION OF PROVISIONS OF ACT. ed. Serve from baking dull. at Allegan Thuraday* and Fridav,' Evening ; PROCEDURE. Sec. 3. Any such vil-1 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Alierding lage. township or city, having pre-1 ot. 5 and 6• I' Original and clever Hallowe1*n POPOVERS. of Carlton township announce the vtcusly adopted the provisions of this Mr. and Mra. Wayne ^Icfrick costume* created a lot of IL cups bread flour, Shoes for Men & Boys : [.•■nt Sunday m Tecumseh mid her men! nt the-milting of the Banner marriut.e of their daughter. act, may at Jhy time thereafter re-ii S teaspoon salt. ■ nr to Mr. L ,Utter. mother. Mra. J F. Black, returned Sunday School cli linquii-li said authority-pr power by 2 eggs. . mt inc* wall of xlr a|ld M;>Guidon chUr Utt( r of Ct| with them qftcr u visit tn Toledo HASTINGS, MICHIGAN * l * following the same procedure as; 1 teaspoon sugar. ' too on Saturday. Oct. 7 arjd Tecum.’ ch. provided tn this act for adopting the 1 cup milk. Townsend on Tuesday evening llie couple motored to South whin ubaul twenty-five enjoyed !I Mix the- flour, salt and sugar. ■ Mary tain strcoler and Lyle Shud­ -their gent'tous ^hospitality. The Bend. Ind. and were married by ihaYtuch uction may Gradually add the milk and . the ■ '“I" der leave Thursday' morning for looms were appropriately decorat;cl Rev. Rola-rt N Selle in the-St. Paul's w>*ll-ixau-n eggs. Beat thoroughly. I Methodist church, the ceremony be­ ;«ter n petition, signed by tin <it)i ।(Have ready some small ramekins or „ . i with Hallowe'en cqlon. and design*. century of Progre.s, until Saturday.I1 A bountiful |hit luck supper w: ing a double wedding in which a'; tx-r centum- oi Qa- qualified voters ; iron muffin pans, well greased and 1 ,T!‘C J®**®*"1® *ent J? A Century day to celebrate their wedding an­ from Grand Rapids utri-', resldliig in such village.-township piping hot. Fill them about half full i ” , Mu. John Engel apint last uv k .'ervrd , 8W?ay; Mr- “luJ . niversary with their friends. Mr. and followed by the’ talsine coufriimarried at the same time. The mevung and n delightful Xotl i'i bride won- a charming e'nsembie or blty. as the cai-c may be. duly tiled of tiie batter- and bake in a hot1 85rl Chilson, Mr. and Mrs Wm. Mra. Lyle Sage. ivrinn Synodical Tinsifay. Wcdift:- time. Somi- of tin- members p.-ov.-„ ,UK PJ Yc*nia Maier dnd Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCallum spent lwlvu with hat and with the legislative body thereof at oven for 30 to 40 minutes. 450 de-i Yfals2n', proved sujt x,f nrown tweed day and Thursday. Mra. A. W. , ,-lxty -Kb days prior to the cries F. The heat should be reduced1 Mrs- Lyle Kingsbury. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Everett “I ,or uTS .1.. U.-11 kMen'ha:.-, wuxita.,.muum th.. By-;pl,., „„a: .Sa? ■ • • pop­ I p t. A. will be held at the. town McCallum of McCallum district., d.-i'c Tc-submUsion. asking that 'toward Vr uufxi-s’Ttt03 '* of of-T ’-.’-ubmusion. asking the end■ to prevent- the nodical. . , tiULw-.s. wir " “ | Hisll Friday evening. A lunch of | Mrs. Martha Rcplogle spent the young' K-cp e ACd -hava toth spant lh‘L olv rclmquii.nment of overs from becoming too brown, Mr mid Mrs. Edwyn Daniel, are al)(j j vt| ..-uid authuilty be re-submitted to; dqughnuu and coffee after tiie us- i w«pk end with her daughter. Mrs. their entire '.n< -. in rhe suwz.cem। xp. cling the lattcr u WWIWT, brother. <lll«r Judg- Mrs cha r'’<e Ilhom.n U.lt , . Wlicra Chir ...... -••■>•>» im ivm- 1 the vote al the jx-ople. CREOLE SHOl'LDEIl OF LAMB. ual meeting. Everett McCallum, and family of W,■",d ,a”' ',‘*w '™ndnmmBw ....• p^uo. Mr. and Mrs. Tavison and daugh-! McCullum district. Science Conquers (this- wiTk. 3 to 5 poiinds shoulder of lamb. He attended the U’gion pilant party ter spent Sunday with the Lawrence: Mrs. Nellie Given .returned" to her 2 cups tomatoes, cooked. uid A Century of Pruj:—-—' Stomach Trouble! nc iliviatntlon 1 , ,, ’ ; visions or terms of tills act or inconBeadle family of Hastings. 1 dropped green pepper. here for' the week end. Mr. Chicago last week. 1 AUTUMN ( OI.MinTS Mr. and Mrs. Harry fennels and 1 homeMrs. niXXKIt IIOXOlllXG SISTER. ‘ repe.tal | 1 tablespoon chopped parsley. Fred Wallbridge of Bat, Mr. mid Mrs. 8 Kesler visited daughter spent Sunda< with friencV i and 1 tablespoon sugar. tic Creek were also here. (relatives and friends in Adrian and 1 in Kalamazoo. ' -•*" ana .wk james Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pcnncls spent •EEE /AMPLE ’ HutiMin Saturday night .and Sun-: The L. A. 8. will meet with Mrs. “utl“nn needs little for Sunday dutn ct). Cail lodatl. 'day. Sunday P. Ms with Mr. and Mrs. ■ Wilber Gibson Thursday. Oct. 12. , . ' ' - I 1 teaspoon salt. Mr and Mrs Harley Fox and Wil- ’’r A‘^rt£..<!ec,'’n"1l'>n ‘u tl*e Palnwr'.s sister. 3............... T. H.......... Smith of j Mr. and Mrs Harold Kellogg and Wallace McCallum of Rutland. . Pepjx.-r. Paprika. ham entertained Sunday afternoon lunchion disclosing Lisbon. Nor h Dakota. Guest* (Continued from page one) Reed’s Drug Store Mr. spent Sunday at Plainwell' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johncock ... .. .. . and . . chil . .j­ to the assembled members mid their .... xir ...... ami Mrs Frank Palmer and ;------------------ t---------- —----- —T—.t?1*?* •Mulder Itotirt .ml I family „ r ». rmtw.Bumer and------Mrs. Clare Sellart with Mr. and Mra. Geo. Kent. . visited their daughter, Mrs. Wini­ ‘ .friends a beautiful landMmpc that ’ hYank. Palmer dren ol Kalamazoo. sotta Richard. aames Jam< . and r.. ' the 'm*an ana RoU Mocert. me mother mvuicr and ana Mrs. rora. Richard tticnaru Gruos Liras Ju' i i----- ---------- *' 7~" Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pierce and fred Casey, and family ot Hinds dt>। few localities can equal. About thir- Mr. and Mrs. William w:llL.m i-uimvr.. l*dln.r anti and ■ jjaic a■> viiarmiiiK cb.rnURX inieri>rciaiion Inlrrnrrulton io I. a'' P «“*«« d.uthfcr went to Bitlie Cnxk 6iui- trttt Sunday P. M. '-Tnn, SrcndstHi. Donald: Harold and Iren? her rule as the inysicriiHis woman |MI! UroW11 11 h°t over 14WF » I..-TfeTTLll.S^tSl *Sl "““ft “'»> R"b' " c““'“d «' "o™ 'ht U--‘ “‘'d h pc°p'rSt,5 f Ba“"’ »n“ Mtu >Ur«.r.t dine Wlllunu end Florence Mix together tannine, or 1 !?I Boorara o' Hxsunn. O Donrt.Jl In their pretty rat,.me, i,''“PI»<1 »«■> hS;^ ?** »Oe much ol their mnmr rule. ... pepmr. e xwd peaky. .ug¥. a t, i , BPV( 1>-WILK1NSON. attendant* ra the Princee. Last but and boiling-water or vegetable.. c,n,'.';."r’i,.|.'rn.'r !*.” V’, *!r Al ll»«"l>.U IU.- Ml,., «.•«.*»„«««> «»l<n.'“>*>,« «l»«er the tne.l, re-1 Grace Dodds of Kansas City. Ih<> spnage on Saturday evening. Rev. L. Idulh The play evidently annealed ‘1‘ice the oven temperature and cook. Mr*’ Kav, *,ln aI-M> 1- Uowe.v united in marriage Rich-1 to their youiw> imaglnatluiL nnd the Uquid in tho pan after cookj brought a group of Hustings friend:, a rd R Hove.- of Marshall und Ml - the wav they snapped into their ing fpr ,nakil'S gravy, thickening It “ , ”r: Wf*8 AdtU‘dc Wllkuwon of Nushvill.. A' -1was tnJ a sluti phriZ" -^Uy. ’ October 13-14 Members are requested to make tending the bridal couple were Mr ^notedy\ b 1’^-^ . Mrt■^«VWy00.' thUC“* ' ™" “Sled u patronage' LEMON FILLING, Milk Magnesia Mineral Oil .day.-, with Mrs. Chua. Rogers. I horn- Mr. and Mra Bovre will reside in extending lo many of lhe outlying; cornstarch. ■ Quart Pint 2 in the county. Members! i .- . Muraiiall. ttHigratulatlons. i(towiuhlps townships m Member.k jol the Women's. Club who attended ; *3 c sugar. BUSINESS WOMEN’S HOS1 T butter. ' Rubbing Alcohol ] the' matinee brought children as ! Milk Magnesia PITA!. GITLt, MELTING Mrs. Frank Hoanan entertain-■, Grated rind 2 lemons. Pint J Mias Rum Farr was hostexs at the < n>8 the U and I bridge club this!! guests. 1 Although given largely by chilPints Juice of 2 lemons. ■ ' (October meeting of tiie Busines., Wednesday altcrncxm at her home drvn. and with children in mind, the' 1 egg• ‘ ,(Women's Hospital Guild on Moij-ion So. Hanover 8t. Milk Magnesia Kotex, Regular TfJA Order a Supply Now ,play; — emplix-iz»Hi again the •«.value and ' Make a paste of a little of the’ ;’ dap evening at the Legion home. Tabs.’, 25c size fur reaching infiuence of .-uch an or- water and the cornstarch. Cook the | SOUTHWEST WOOHLANf). 25c—2 for ■< fine- dinner being served by tiie at This LOW Price! ---------ChlrMo ganizatibn m. the Civic Players in a Mtgar. butter and remaining water, Auxiliary. Hallowe'en' decorations Mr,. Clurlre M.U..U™ town hkc Hasting.-. There U no end until sugar is dissolved and mix-i Cod Liver Oil, $1 sizc7 Antiseptic Solu­ ; and autumn uuiunih flowers fiowrrs made mu J. thr l‘_ dining 0,1 Mr;’ Ou>’ Kantner. Mr. to the usefuhte/s and pleasure, and turc boiling. Then stir in tin? corn-1 iI room —--" ■ and Mrs. John Cdville and Mra. attractive, .and black cat* tion—50c size upbuilding of taste and op- starch paste carefully. Cook in a Cluis. Faller anti daughter Friday. gennral 1 [marked the giicsn;' places. preclntlotf of things dramatic which double boiler until clear, about 10 ..» propped vlalt .».< U. vr <.«!>. Smith ol Nonh Ifakou j, The to « Starr ComAspirin Tablets monwcalth next Sunday was dis- ^ro:n Tuesday till Fnday with ,hU .can be accomplished with the whole minutes. Then stir tn lemon rind support ot the community i and juic<.\and beaten egg. Cook Cad Liver Oil, 50c size, . Bottles of 100 _ I’• cusicd and a number of .uthe ----mem- father. Rev. John M. Smith, and hearlAl befemd it, ; about two minutes longer or until .cthq/ relatives Highest ijbers are planning a visit there A Civic Players group offers at} i thickened. and Mra, Guy 2 — J Games and axmtests furnkhed the'; Mr - ............... - \ Kantner ............. and ...... ,endless Test 50c Brushless amount of fun and good! Shortly before serving break the I entertainment, all having a happy chUartn accompanied WillLi Kan;- ' 2 Can* Babbitt’* Cleanser FREE! Shaving Cream comradeship tn iriannirt; and put-'cup cake.. ..in half, spread with itlnu- Mra. Frederick Palmer will be n,'5 an<* ^un,1'.v to Battle Creek Sat- ' Beef, Iron and Wirte ling oif play.-, pageants and the like.[cooled filling and sections of orange. .the November hostess. 1 „?y'. ’ . Tonic 50c Milk of Nlpgnesia —--------- -------------------I Charlie Rice. Jerry Fisher. Ed- Also it is a dr-tUded asset in the'Replace top and serve. Del Monte No. 2K Can* LOVELY LUNCHEON. (Ward FLshrr and Carl H'-wllt took amount of adwrilglhg it gives Has-1 Cut layer in half and spread oneTOILET SOAP $1.00 size Tooth ;« Un-, worthwhile town-in half with remaining filling. Cover i A very Wvely luncheon, charmingexcursion to A Century of Prug- ling; PasteCf |Xk»r.-eiing tin oiganlzAtidf) which i>-‘with second section. ‘ In-all its appointments, was given I Sunday. Butter Fined Quality lb. Pine Tar and Honey jxirt ot a fridesprend movement tupJ Saturday at one -o'clock by Mra.'; Mr and Mrs. Chas. Farlec and.j~*• — -•■iBuy a Supply at This Low Price Cough Syrup L’ninins r<*e<)Utiiti<:n ( LOVERBALE. 25c Stearns |James Radford and Mis. Earl Colo-!family sper;t Sunday with Mr.’and <!lv gaining recognition throughout throughou., ■ man at the home of the latter on W. Mrs. Joneph Smith in Hastings ]tl' the country. 50c size । Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mead of HasTooth Paste I tings are the proud parents of a MEAT SPECIALS LUX FLAKES Green street Individual, vases con-.hixior of their wedding anniversary.: ’*** .talning late fall ttowera centered Ilin and Mrs. Sheptian Smith'A und STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. baby boy born Oct. 7 at Pennock Orville noirj Henry ana and sisver. sister. ans> MUv Be*small tables and zinnias and dahlia^ Mrs. Chc«t<?r COXs birthday*. Twen- wrvi.ic m-s- nosptiai hospital. He itc win will ans answer to the Sausage f,..i. 2 Chocolate Sodas and Sundaes sc added color to the rooms. ty-fnir relatives wen- present. rie Henry, of H.v<tlng< spent Sunday name of Arlo Ixe Mrs Hinman's Homa Made Contract high .-cores were won bv; Glenn Wotrlng and family spent with Mr. and Mrs Chau Welch. formerly Mis* former!*Miss Carol fw>< DeGolia of this Parker and Sheaffer Pens—except New Mrs. Orville Styles. Mrs. Richard the »eek end in Lansing With Mr | . Calh-ra nt Walter Ickes' last wt weak plAce plice It is pretty hard to tell who Cordes, Mrs “nd Mrs. -Ezra ” Dell find celebrated were. a'r. and Mis A. Herrington is the happiest. Grandpa DeGoha! Groos ana Mrj. Roy S_™. Lifebuoy Vacuum Fill Parkers—1-2 Price of Hattie Creek and Nelson Ickes or Papa Mead. Congratulations to Gvotge Coleman made the' high.Glenns and Ezra's birthdays. • ; score in auction. The Kantner families were Sun- of Grand Rapids Ek-ry Houghtalin arid David Bert Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hart and 'PrcM-nt from away were, MraJd«> ‘ guests at Levi Kanuwr's. were. Ollier Specials in All Department* 2 Fitnchrr of Durfee district spent children spent Sunday ut Jim.bn-; E'inur Frandscn. Ionia. Mrs. David i ’ . Strictly Frash Bt GBEL CORNERS. Sunday at R. Striker's. . thanl a oi East btutc Road, H*a- > French. Caledonia and Mra. Ray i Mr l.ulu Johncux sjx-nt up to .Mr. Nellie Frtnl'her and Miss B;-i(tings Finnic Woodland. 'Friday <<f last wwk with Mrs. Mur..' ther Striker spent Sunday at A Ccn-|; Mrs. Pin? and Mrs. Edith Powers I Cheese 16 ’ BIRTHDAY BURPBISK B. Johncox ol East Orangeville. tury of Prdgres*. ( and children of Plainwell were Clov­ Donald Goucher was very picasMr. and Mrs. Merle Ouint Mrs. Mary Shurlow of Augusta erdale callers Sunday P. M. I antly surprised Monday evening, the is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mr. and Mrs Joseph Boltz of De-1 occasion being his birthday. Games/guests of Mr.’- Chas. Foot". Shurlow. I troll. Mr. and Mrs. W D. Pierce of i TELEPHONE 2241 furnished the evening's entertain­ Mr. and Mr... Byron Johncox and i Charlotte pere week-end guests. of ment. and a delicious lunch enjoyed,. imotlwr made a biumc** trip, to At tlu> present rate, the major ' the Grover Davenport family. Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Mich. Donald was remembered with many ।Grand Rapid*. S-itfinitay. . busings of filling stations soon will W« D.liver Mis. Cage. Mrs. Martin DeSoUfb] The Big Little Store gilt’s and at a late hour, the young Mr - ai*‘. Mra B»ron Johncox spent lx the collection ol* taxes instead of of Plainwell and'Mrs Frances Nor­ people departed wishing him many ilast last week at at Viciuburg with Mr. und the .-air ol gasoline.—Sioux FalL : wood of Delton called on Mrs. Grov­ happy returns of his birthday. ~ Argua-Leadcr. 1 Mrs. ~ Karl Goldsmith. er Davenport Tuesday. ; I Clothing for Fall SUITS ’15 ’17 12 ’15 8477 14” ’18' '20 ’22 16 ‘18 22” ’27” O’COATS T.S. Baird Clothing & AT LAST -,'Tr Our First Anniversary A Y Y? Friday-Saturday 39 25 16 ^.hc“ ... 49 29 29 19 25 29 29 29 The Silver Thread” Prosperity Builders SALE! &CERTO 13c c Red Seal Lye 25c LUX 2 26c 320c 25c rX. 23c 16 Beef Roast* IOc lb*. 25c Ground Beef REED’S DRUG STORE Palmolive RINSO Peaches 59 29 W' iu Ac 3 20c �PAGE srx THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 11. 19M THE CHURCHES WANTS ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVERrrsEMEHT yOr r “ free methodmt church. THE JURY DECIDED AGIST MOORES ____ version of one-third of Thoma.1-' Good's Clover Mills Chwcbrough's atate to Ward Moore as guardian would be Illegal, Clarksville. Michigan as he was not lawfully hr? gijard- We clean everything and anything ian.- having received hl* appoint­ in the 11 tie of clover seeds. ment from-» Kent qniSnty probate 1 ALI. WORK GUARANTEED cftnrt over,a pmon who Tcsirfed in; TO EXCHANGE Ik BALDWIN. Ha-llng*. Mich. Guaranteed Truss Fitting Service ,.h;, b.ough. Hi. fin,! wife Lkd He had no children. The marppy one tor both, interested in the i i->3d home l,, anUed to hold the rupture Jmtnicnt for you. Let us show you the New Akron Truss feature ’ 'Selective Pressure Control’*. Nothing else like FIRST UNITED HBF.71IEEN CHURCH ’929. Tims Ch. wiai Sxr ndhiade .... .... M11UUVCS. The Prescription Drug Store FIRST. CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST B. A. L,BARKER. Pn>pr. HASTINGS MICHIGAN Our Service FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. To PROTECT You Con.tantly Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly Pnvst* Osrs«> st LOW RATES CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. BAPTIST CHURCH llMtiUK'. ipcli. brother Clyde apd lu- . .* i. Frank Whlttenberg. ;u ham county infirmary and had been tlwre-for three yeara. This suit- re­ sulted us we have stutedThere were many Interesting lefts) qiitwtion.i involved m the trial. It b H'lXirted that »n the first ballot bv GEO. M. NEWTON ' Watch. Clock. 11. ■- Clrt Old Gold CHURCH OF CHRIST. COATS GROVE. 1AUTO PARTS and CHURCH or THE UNITED EF.ETmEEN IS CHRIST. BODY The foreman stated Open Satorilay Evenings •it und < GLENN R LAUBAUGH WILL L. GIBSON, Agent PHONE 113. NASHVILLE' * ALL LINER OF INSVRANCF. ------- LAST CHANCE ------Special Excursion Train to A CENTURY oS PROGRESS AT CHICAGO, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22 ROUNDTRIP Coaches Only ., Central Time. Patrons who desire to drive to any cities from which excursion is .operated mid take advantage* Hwreui. may park cars oh utilised railroad properly to tin- extent .available. Such-parking .'»l|all be at puli on's risk. Ask Ticket Agent fur inlonnatlon. AVOID HIGHWAY CONGESTION TRAVEL SAFELY BY RAIL MICHIGAN CENTRAL STATION ADJOINING GROUNDS DANCING CLEAR LAKE LODGE DOWLING, MICHIGAN Every Wednesday . . . CARDS of THANKS FRANCISCO AND HIS HASTON1ANS Dancing Master to the Younger Set F. E. Lowry, D. D. S. Announces the Opening of Dental Office In Delton MONDAY. OCT. 2nd Hours: 9 to 12; to 5 Every Friday .. . EMMANUEL CHURCH. (EPISCOPAL I GRANGE PROGRAMS What Would You Do d explaining statrhe had rmtxxlird ' in hia e T.r Jun did not all a* once n lln<*. bo arxued t -r M>me. aniona tin ir.Mlvr- At nine ALL STAR ENSEMBLE Masters of the Square Dance Every Saturday . . . ARCH BOLD AND HIS BAND The Hot-Ziggy Boys IF THE LAW ... 1st REVOkED Your :n.l TIED Vp All Your TrucksUnd Cars? Come On Everybody, Join the Crotvds at the Lodge Where Merriment Prevails HASTINGS C1T i MISSION, Michigan’s Financial Respon­ sibility Law Provides lound. for thr pl.ti Hastings. .Mich. BrUtnm. Phone 81—F3 Nashville. Mich. Michigan's New Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility law Is in effect October 17tli. ARE YOU FROTEtTF.DT II in doubt j-all me. Choice of three lumpanics. Friday forenoon. a large majority of I TRAINS USE them w;i.. ready to annnl the'will.: Jud;,.- Mt'Peek gate his chargeiitch brought out and defined the jut.i’ion-. larefully and clearly,! ;tt in the tBind- of practically; ie jury there was no questiotj their first vote ns to what |hey d do.. After rfrguing for revertkl, । the jury returned to the in room twice asking foe definite requited proof that all had u-rd undue Clutch Fafinp« and Fan Belts he paid within stop jlnvuiir at.d YOUR cars the jtelgsaetrt b pul' SEE US FOR INSURANCE AUTOMOR1LE OWNERS which rite bequeathed ail «0« KstaeuoA Mall. Bank Bld* ' • iv sa-isracath his will In-<sL'lutch There ia» ”1 Mrs. chevsebruuith. that one- ■ of Thomas Chic:obroinrh?. > estate be turned over to him at her' guardian. Tills care was hotly con’ *n 1l,c- federal court and .re-•'■••d’.tl In Federal District Judge Tuj^lr holding timt Dr. Moore had to act a* guardian (iw Mr.-. rfbrough. ax he was not law,n!l-v appointed as such guardian. ' He sharply-criticis'd certain of Mr. Moore's .irUons In the matter, and) held that the entire estate of Thoni’ | as Cliresebrough, except for the proluion made for the Freeport U. B. church and tor. Mrs. ChceaebrouglL ■ Jwiuid be given to Huntington Col­ lege and tiie Lane Memorial Home. Tin- gave to there two libtltutjons ’ all of Thomas Cheesebrough’s es­ tate. except tiie Joint bank account' and the money jiaid out under the; ltrn,s of the’will to Mrs. Cheese-1 brou«h Af’* r Mrs- Chgerebrough'a death. AuKti&t 11. 1932, and alter the trial. ln l,’e federal court..Attorney Gelb for Frank Whlttenbeiy:. brother of ■’ Clwerebrough. bevan dehe Barry , county court to DANCING 9:00 p.m. to 1.00 a.m THE GtORGE F. MURRAY SYSTEM, Inc n Chicago a and Mrs. Edgar Hun family of Detroit spent Sat the ijonie of her parent-..: 311(1 ! Mr-- N H. Barber ■ n<.'h«w v».t mpani WESLEYAN METHODIST Hastiest Church HASTINGS MARKETS •f the property of either, ereion from Mr. f>r Mr> Chee.- ebrouah. FOR TIIE SAKE Off Ifi the manufacture of wall paper. I t»r.e machine can tum put -34 nuks' □f it daily. The new Chi he largest co_____ . ortlng mail• in the world. Mots asd Bldu. Ian and Harvey Enr.ian business trip N H Rarber_nr.il f a blrhtdav NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1IA8TU-M8 PARISH. METHODIST EPTRCOPAL CHURCH be raroful about the lamp bulbs you ba y rent- The eye is one of the hardest working organs in the whole body, and when you try to use your eyes in insufficient light you may be harming them seriously without realizing it. That is why we r> the name of M Sunday want every customer of this company to know the difference between a good incandescent UCtil Fries. s parents vast of Hast! ^2^- for better f mortuary services W new sacrifice there for—profit CHARLES H. LEONARD BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. lamp and a poor one. A good lamp, of modern American manufacture, rw ha»c moved on the farm e former’s uncle near Quimb) Mrs Emer Marlow Is at the h^m. Mr and Mrs Wm Crtxkfnrn uml thU week helping to care for Mrs band Carlton • Center vicinities who at’ei ‘Century of Progtcs* s:on Sunday were. Messrs. and Me' dame- H L AUerding and sori Hou THEATRE Saturday and Sunday OCTOBER 14 and 15 ‘MAMMA LOVES PAPA .th CHARLES RUGGLES *■ BOLAND J Iren. Lenah anj! Charlie Wndni Wad. Marlow. Frank Shriber. Mr and 'on Robert and .Mr. and MrW Dove MIDDLEVILLE LAUOH. cei.-.iully tet-pKi on one of tlw New lork-jubway lines, but. unfortunate­ un-.e tune ly city dsegers cannot live all the _______ time underground—Unwell Evening Punipkid ir. IU " ‘ * er‘ ,acldiuun to reaUuhuit bills of fare There is just one way to be sure that you are getting the most light for your money, and that is to look at the end of the bulb of every lamp you buy. Make sure that the lamp bears the trade­ mark of a reputable American manufacturer. We spend thousands of dollars to get electric •w fr Freeport spent the week end aj the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred' Hi nnev Mr. and Mrs E. Cvlan and friends of HastiJign nre spending a few days in Chicago' attending A ''' o-rn- > gives you an abundance of clear, white light—all lhe light your money pays for. The poor lamp may look just like (he good one, but the chances arc that the light it gives is actually much less for lhe current consumed. current to ypu at the lowest costs ever known. We want to be sure you get full value from it “20,000 YEARS IN SING SING” CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY PHONE 2305 �FARM ADJUSTMENTS ’X"|BEAN GROWERS INTER---IN SHORT COURSES lure course^<wu*ei>c&nI-January ESTED IN PRICES 2; IWy produrtton— Jan. 2 to March a: dairy manufac- ‘ Four luring—Jan. 2 to March 2; Icecream. N Mich, state College Course! t i i a* j r Include St^dy of Adjustment mMklnB_March 5 to ll; poultryAdministration Provisions Jan. 2 to March 2; agricultural en- i F steps Outlined to , _ . , • • prove the tho Market in This state bean growers. There r, only one way of finding w" *ork and that is to try it out. I YMCA ITFMS .pendY. * . M. C. A. ITEMS ing the week in Grand Haven as th<» .......... --= . ■ —m ■ curst of hu daughter. Mu. R. E. Owens. At the first fall meeting of the ~ rvumtu x.<«ni<t>riBi' INSURE State Mutual Redded Fire Insurance Co. LOAN RATE LOWERED HIGH GRADE KENTUCKY COAL OUTSTANDING £ FOOD VALUES 1 All prices in this advertisement include,the Michigan 3 per cent Sales Tax JEWEL COFFEE Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Stolen MsAr0^Als^^ « w,rH No A. * HIX'* 414 *es cAyrss- ZAIU IN lt eN*MAN 17e Ib. Smooth and fragrant — 3-lb. bag 49c French Coffee Maxwell House ' 21c «> Country Club Coffee, Ib. 25c LARD 25c ib. COFFEE CARTON Swift’s Silver Leaf 29c Ib. carton Pancake Flour 5 Harvest Time 5 -.i. 25c PANCAKE FLOUR 25c Country Club - Prepared pint 25c Maple Syrup OLD MANSE — Pure Cane and Maple CLrn Syrup 5 £1 27c DARK - LIGHT - 5 Ib. pail 29c QUICK OATS 2 = 27‘ Country Club " 20-oz. pkgs. 13c QUAKER OATS Regular or quick lb. Peanut Butter 2 23c 2 20-ox. pkga. 15c Cigarettes carton $1.05 Ail popular brand* Soda Crackers 2 23c Fig Bars COUNTRY CLUB EVAPORATED MILK 6 Rolled Oats Bulk Rice 10c ib. Or GINGER SNAPS Country Club - Crisp, flaky 6 “ 33‘ it.. 19c Pure Jelly ibi. 19c Canvas Gloves 2 r*i" 25c pi'" 15c Closely knit wrists Fancy Hue rose RED SALMON 2 •- 35' Country Club — Genuine Pink Alaska Salmon 2 tall cans 25c $1.69 Scratch Feed LAYING MASH 100-lb. Block Salt so-lb. block r35C pkga. 15c 5l.sk 19c 2 Oleo Salt Country Club 2 Eat more brand FLOUR KING'S FLAKE Country Club ROOFING ^H,S etn, n.„,y severe attack of west Hastings were . iton of Mr. and Mr “i’Uc rheumatism.. , Mr. ahd .nd Mr:. Mr.. AS Alb... Rh.xm. traduced in New York City. thlnn lt u a plan worth trying out .beesu* Thisa->State bean Xrum riuSe wL effreX S cwrytning to to, gain gain ana nounng iu,;";*------- ; ---- 7’iS .C' fr<„ Rtull. Rrl>.’ e'erytbing % FLut LuuMug.-Bhort cour--. in ^ring-Jap. 2 to March>2; comm^rrndToroductto^jan 2"to I Th" UUcr ‘*‘®* fru,n State ReplndlcatWoB urt thMt tbrn. JUnlux the 8 8 Councll and lhe Agriculture ut Michigan Stale Cob ™rrctVmLetaS-Mareh i'to '!rc.-anlatire ur- ;mll >hort ZJZ. rrop of or b,.an5 lh thU Minuttcria! Association Aswciauon-ana maun resentetive Elmer Elmer MCDonaui McDonald or of M Hur-j,. a >Jwt is Ministerial and making it I yeur Und...... . .. R- 3 R eni.'flnf pnilnntv NW'mhririt lege tills year will inchidc detailed frult -rowlni....N^.. 6 to pj. market .... county and pubUshcd in in In last If Uils/is tiie com- nothing. ull 8 Superintendents member! 1 reuwideratlon of the adjustments in I ■arucning—reov. 7t w 10 tir!>eb- weeka cdUlon 01 Hastings V. groups to;. nnursery— the —- - - . AX - *‘7z. nb. ’!<an stop aivp the »«« plan pun fran »v>i> succeeding vuv>vvw..h, groups began began thr their agriculture in the "new deal under;I men's .M short ,• cou^-Feb »• une’' w,n «c4t to an( andj everyone everjwie would get a fair price regular tncellng.v meetings tins this week-Tuesday week .Tuesdi course —Feb 5 to «• wl11 ** of much n,l,ch lnt interest the agricultural adjustment «dmln-, ornamental hortieulture-April 10 to » “rowen toi,c™"‘y bea bean rowers: . for their beaks. at the IL 3 with special refreshMiration. ... '20oeiore us now is, wm ,mems iw Jiie me first ohk meetingniccmr®. Boys j 20; beekeeping—Feb. 6 to 99; veterl- tunor Editor ITioune. , llw lum>A I। nie The question before Ls, will merits tor Farmers are now confronted with; na'rlaiu'short * rt . course (nrmcrs of Micifigan try out tins will course— —JSn. JAn.22 22 to to 2626; | 1 “m toterested in the bean grow- tlR> .. "* be divided into small groups •tor the necewity of con.sk erlng what spcclal crope co,drse—jan. « to '26; 'cra tx,caus'-' 1 “,n “ lx““ ”9'' plan? I expect to find out. their Bible Study. changes in rn plans .1 and n|j<1 a beun grouI ,tuni .r j dis-1 um drls., rhnnaea in the the far farm ulans can can be be:2j ■ era . c^rs^r —... . . o. self ox u benn erower . w...„ u-rv>w.-tx Hastings Girl Reserves ltd by Elmer McDonald. ■nude to enable them to profit most ? irfforn^^T^ short »lth •»»»“*»«* to‘1 Ho;w Sept 17 ■Mrs. Grace Woociburnc and Mrs. from the agricultural adjustments,1 y te obtotoS"b? wtttmg day and 1 bcl*e’* ll,al ■omrtWn< Leonard Board served hot chocolate which are now taking place. Up-to- «"*”*• "*“> * flbouid be done to get the bean growand cookies for the Founders" BirthXX •STindi* Michigan State College: Easfun- " “»*“*r Pr,cc ,or “,b >'ear’» crop rr <*»**”• ”• Justmenu which directly or ,2d*'laing. ' iof^“ns .. *, Hom&ttUJKerS LtOTlUiT Methodist church. Rev. and Mrs reedy affect the profits from farm । ------------ .--------------------All eyes and cars hare been dln.ctcd the music. , business, und plans tor making these Many nature lovers still favor I watching and listening 'to-govern- n Homa* Economics Specialists tJ n-w v m r a huiMimr in adjitotmenta nt in with tiie genera! Model T*. m they are high enough ment activities the ixut aunujwr D> Homa Ecu»°*’llcs »l*ciansts The new Y. M C A building in farm program. Will be tnclutted in to see over all but the tallest bill-'1 We inter- j Michigan State College New nt have ll.l.V been MLL Il watching WB.VIUU, with A tiie siiort course which begins Oct, bolkrds.-Detroit News. eat ----. .... ------- »nd boys U declared to lx tht lint »t esi tlw tiie NRA progrum. program, the wheat al- | 30. I --------------------------------I totment thr agricultural ad, . . and building of any --------- 'ww «• llotmcnt plan, tiie plan, agricuhuim wu-1 -------m06t who|; jmtment justment uct act and otlwrs othera and’ wcaie > The average cash expenditure for c. f. Angell attended church in | Following Is a list of short courses; Cultured ^people 'are are those who lo discuss the furniture all all-living in hopes thav thUr^cDnditions hvins of the farm family which will be offered thia year: know how to living In cunuiumu >. ---------------------------------«....has de- woodland Sunday and assisted inf Genera) agriculture course (first .made by uncultured people.—La < will get better aiid better. I creased $173:.m in the past year ac- arrangements tor the "Youth.CounVcan—Oct 30 to March 2; general Cruttie Tribune. ’ 1 However, the bean grower lias fordina to figures compiled from 27 cfj Meeting” there tor Monday cre. been watching c.mevtly tor Mxne-1 >«"”*■ ac.c<x*"u ‘%the.f8,^2 ning, | thing to apiwar that would benefu • H^c^m^UaMon office at th. Y. , M. C. A. group meetings -... were Him but so fur^iolhlng has appeared! 5-ichigan State College. Tlu «'er- lw,1(j ln Nushvlll# and Freeport this that looks like relief for the Michi- I age amount spent per family, acMonday and Tuesday after-; ‘«« lo 27 r«orda •“ , noons. . * j gan Kan bean ocan grower. grower; I1 need nwu not nm state amie : cord . that the bean crop is one of the ! J Fwepwt Girl Reserves held their major cro|» of Michigan, especially | t.L ‘nrst meeting at lhe school lost in this scepon of tl>e state und the' fort food ’>urchase^’’Oa;U f?(uPr' iwcck- wllh CowtIs the leader. . fuel that no effort hiui been made on S93.J?> fchVncir' i and Miss Lewis, president. Your property In Michigan's largest Farm Mutual Fire Insurance ■jthe jwrt of the government to offer ^83 “8 Wl« for om -; L E BucIl of Detroit who speaks Company with a policy that ba* no technical loop-holes to avoid isome relief to the bean growers Ls' '!on the jirpgram this Wednesday cveliability, consistent with safe underwriting. A blanket policy on :not pleasing to that group of farmm nUlK "Th* Achievements of penorial property. Net resources nearly One-Half Million Dol­ !cr». 1 do not make these .statemenu cation. $18 48 for church, and $193- j Youth" remained over. Thursday in lars. lasses satisfactorily adjusted and promptly paid. Careful 'as a criticism to anything lhe gov... „ I the interests of Y. work in the otlwr ernment is trying to do but I rath* 53 countries. underwriting and a thorough system of inspection maintained, cr think that. I express the semi- Demonstration Leader under whose > Wayne Conklin gave a brief bleliminating overinsurance, lire hazard and undesirable risk*. inent of the bean growers when I ■<upervU*0’? J,U. ,wt‘7 T*de;l«rraphy of Sir George Williams, j Ul lhal «v Iwl lh,t »r have tarn - --------- -------- ,,u "andarda - of............................. . at _. the ... i For furthir Information Biutli B«pr*Mnt«llVB or writ* Hots* OSes. —-•-' — - — - ul -founder the Y. M. C. A., living were ma materially reduced n!Wctlb«day night meeting for Ml ™t of »,<• plahirr. ‘"S™ n Hrlntr „h™.. to yOjing ot the ^ty. Tbm u an M »flnB lhat "Clod «*"■ ,“ “““J' th. •'a™«« m MORRIS O. HILL, Hastings hHpa Item that help ltemMIW6.”[l““« W'W- Ste Mm o5 December1. 2. and .4 are the dates !.,.<! appljina ihla old maxim 1» our«« Unfely aeeomplkdied ax* of the Stale Older Boys' Conference «lwa perhaiu th.• "••^1 n< l°»»r <« ' this year at Kalamazoo. Enroll now would do MoMImi tor us If u al- ........... .......... .. 'xud and Ihrmwh with C. F. Angell. HOME OFFICE 702 CHURCH 8T.. FLINT. MICH. • frinpu-d to do aonwthlna h.r our- nuklnir o.rr rtoth n, and |,rod|>ctn, W. V. BURRAS. Prrsldrnt. M. K. HBK. Bocretary. iaclra. and 1 think that th.- la'andnorr U lhe famUy food xupply on EPWORTH LEyiUE. .growers should try and do some-;u,£hin”The officers for the League this i thin, for UMmwI^a.' I S'.po5! h?'" are: Presic|ent. Irene Jones; I The bean ahouM drnwnd »I'W' have b. e„ hold throujhout years first vice-president. Mr. .Becker: |.v Utter prloe for their beans. We lU > ate Indicate. In ffeneral;Uller second vigr-president. Maude Wal­ leannut ahurd to rats.- beam, and aril h™l,h tarn, famlh.x ax a reaull lace: third vice-president. George i them for one dollar a hundred like of correctly planned nvtals and a Dewey; fourth vice-president. Lynn we did last year: In fact wc cannot considerable saving on expenses Perry: Assistant fourth. Frankes afford to raise and sell them lor through the renovation of clothing Cowles; secretary.. Winnie Roush, $2.40 per hundred, the present price. and furniture. and treasurer. Lucilles Bassett. Wc should have at least $4.00 per The first, meeting of the League OBITUARY. ! hundred for beans and then the this year was held Sunday. October Jeannette Gray was born In Niles. 1st, with a rather small attendance. (farmer would not get rich growing Michigan, where she s]x?nt tlx? first At thU meeting questionnaires were them. The question before the bean sixteen year., of her life. She was passed out and each person was | grower U: How can we get $4 00 per their united In marriage-to D A. supposed to cheek the question hundred lor our beans? This is not Miller and together they moved tn which he felt he needed answered j an easy question to answer but it Woodland. Barry county. Where they and would be suitable for discussion • On loans of $300 or less Household has re­ Ls a question that deserves very ser­ L stabluhcd their home. To this un­ at meetings. ious consideration and I firmly be­ ion were born nine children. f<Xir ot duced the coat substantially below the maxi­ Sunday evening’s meeting was op­ lieve-that something could be done whom have preceded her in death. ened with singing "Wonderful mum rate fornjcrly charged. Families, keeping which would got the bean growers She leaves to mourn her loss three Place" and "More I.Ike the Master.” i house, who can make r^tilur monthly repay­ of Michigan at least a much better sons; William of Kalamazoo. Clyde Prayer was led . by Mr. Becker. ments are eligible to borrow. 20 months to repay. of Hastings. Jesse of Lake Odessa, George Dewey, as lender, took up price than $2.40 jmt hundred. The only signatures required are those of hus­ Plan For Better Bran Crop. and two (laughters; Lillian Bolton some of the most important ques­ I wish to submit the following of Coats Grove, and Myrtle Eckert tions checked.on tiie questionnaire band and wife.. Quick, private, courteous serv­ plan to the bean growers for’your of Freeport- There arc nine grand­ tiie previous week, showing their | ice. Visit, write or 'phone the offices of the consideration. I will ouHlpe the children and eight great-grandchil­ Importance and why they would be i Household Finance Corporation of America on steps which 1 believe nece.-sary to dren. and besides these hosts of rel­ good for discussion. the 3rd FL bl the City National Bank Building, take to get a better price for beans. atives and friends. Mrs. Miller has The Kentucky Harmony Sinners, I 1 West Michigan Ave., Battle Creek. Phone 4406. Step Na 1. The bean growers of been a member of the Methodist wh^ aljo sang in church, sang four ■ Michigan should organize into one Episcopal church in Woodland for pleasing numbers. MEMBER N.I. A. large Michigan Bean Growers Asso­ more than forty years and was a The meeting was closed by sing-1 regular attendant there, until her ing "This Is My Father’s World” and 1 ciation. j Step No. 2. Every bean grower health failed her about three and a the benediction, after which several should sign a pledge not to sell a hall years ago and she went to live games were played. All young j>cobean below q^vrtaln figure* perhaps with her daughter. Lillian of Coats ple are cordially Invited to attend. either $3.00 orM.00- per 'hundred. Grove, where she died October 3. —Corr. Secy., Maude Wallace. I Step No. 3. The government should 1933 at the age of eighty-one, years then be asked to Ioan money to the and three months. OBITUARY. • bean growers to the extent of $1,50 She was a dovoted wife and loving Marietta Lutcne Rork. daughter ' to $2 00 jier hundred on any beaus mother and never spared herself to be of help to others. The memory of Asa D. and Jane Rork. was born which would be placed in storage. of her life of service will long linger in Rutland Twp.. May 14. 18fH. and • Step No. 4. Watch the results. | The plan in simple language Is to in the minds of those who knew and passed away October 8, 1933. De­ cember 21, 1882. she was united in keep lhe beans off the market until loved her. marriage to John Belson of Rut­ lhe market will give us a better land Ttfwp.. and together they have priq$ for .them. Tho success of the NORTHWEST RUTLAND. [plan would depend on whether or _■ Mrs. Jbhn Belson. a pioneer resi­ Journeyed for fifty-one years fac­ inot tho government would lend us dent of Rutland, died Sunday morn­ ing sunshine and shadow with a । the money for any beans placed in ing. Mrs. Belson has been in poor courtwe born of mutual love and storage. This part'of the plan is os- hcaltji for several years. Wc extend confidence. Three children blessed ■ this union, a daughter Clara, who iseptial because most farmers need a sympathy to the family. died In infancy, and two sons. Ber­ little ready cash and as a*nilc are Mr. and Mrs. Ned Lancaster have i forced to sell their beans regardless moved from our neighborhood and nie and Charles For many years she has been a faithful member of, of price but If they could borrow are located near Leach lake. the Methodist church and when her; PHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE , $150 or $2 00 per hundred on beans Miss Alice Camp went to Detroit ! placed'in storage the beans would last week whtje she has a position. health permitted, a loyal worker.' She was n loving and considerate ibe kept off the market and a betMr. and Mrs. SqmJ’ratt and Mr. | ter price would prevail and the bean and Mrs. Ritchie Mullen and Doris wife and mother. O' good womap whose aim in life seemed to be to | Hail were guests of Mr. and Mrs. fail no duty to her family, her John Johnson of Prairieville OcL friends or her community. During i 1. in honor of little Loretta’s birth­ her entire illness, which was of! day. many months duration, she was On Friday and Saturday of last tenderly cared for by the devoted! week guests in the John Benedict husband, who was ever at her bed-1 itome were. Mr. and Mrs. John Gar- side. And while through her ter­ vernnd Miss Ethel Haskin of Lan­ rible suffering she was very patient, sing and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. she was ever ready for the summons A. N. Benedict and son. also A. S. and when it came passed peacefully! Ellhbn and wife, of Lansing, visited away to be ’’forever with her Lord." them. ‘ Mate or Mary (names by which she , Mrs. Emcrton Wolf of Kalamazoo was known to relative and friend! WHIP WITH ONE HAND and Miss Arina Cotton visited the is survived by the husband, two Misses Myrtle and Doris Hall Sun­ sons, seven grandchildren, two sis­ POU ITH THE OTHER day. ters. Mrs. Addie M. Leach and Mrs. । j Watch next week’s Items for an­ Bert Lancaster, and many other nouncement of the Edger communi­ relatives and friends Funeral serv­ ty meeting. ices were held at tho Belson home at 2t30 Tuesday. Burial in Rutland STATE ROAD. cemetery. • Mr. and Mrs. William Coleman of The flower? wc lay upon her grave Rutland spent Sunday with Mrstoday Janet Pettengill. May tfithcr and decay; Mis* Eleanor Wilson of Carlton But the love and remembrance of Center, visited Mrs. Elsie jSothard our dear one Will never fade away. Mrs. Lucy Coleman had as Sun­ day guests. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bry­ MORGAN. ans of Hendershott. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Mary Turner is not bo well Orville Fountain Of Siw Lakes, Mrs. at this writing. THE RECIPE IS ON Myrtle Coleman and Nets. Mr. and Mrs. Gnnka and children' Arthur Coleman and Orville and Miss Opal Webb of Battle THE MIXER JAR Fountain went to Chicago to the Creek called on Mamie Webb and fair. famUy Sunday. Mrs. Mae Sothard Hart is spend­ Marguerite Miller has gone to ing a few weeks with her son, James Nashville to assist with household Sothard. and wife. duties at the home of Elmer Bivens. I PINT Mr. and Mrs. James Sothard en­ 4"“>f tertained Sunday. Mrs. Mae Soth­ ESSON OIL ard. Mr. William Heiser of Char­ lotte. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Hart and QUICK RELIEF FROM SOUR & NEW QUICK children oi Cloverdale. , STOMACH, HEARTBURN Mrs. Keel TOblns and daughter of Stomach pain* after eating and MIXER BOTH FOR Hinds Comers visited her sister. gas disturbances can be stopped Mrs. Andrew Kennedy, one day last quickly with Dr. Emil’s Adla Tab­ C'”’OO lets. Banish heartburn, sour stom­ Mrs. Janet Pettengill spent Mon­ ach. Give quick relief. B. A. Lyday in Nashville visiting her brother, Barker. druggists—Adv. Edd. Wilkes, and family. FARMERS PART TWO—Page THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, Oct. 11, 1933 99c ‘x'85® Gold Medal “.IS? $1.09 FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES GRAPEFRUIT 4 25c for Florida—Sweet, full of juice—80 size 2 ib.. 15c Bananas Coldcn yellow fruit Iceberg ' Tokay Grapes 2 ib.. 17c ib- 19c Fancy California Cabbage 2 10 HEAD LETTUCE - 60 .1*. CHOICEST QUALITY MEATS STEAKS Salt Pork ib. ROUND - SIRLOIN - SWISS 8c lb. Picnics 12< ib. 8c Smoked — BOILING BEEF Sausage lb. 10c Ground Beef 3 ib.. 25c Fresh ground Pork — bulk SPARE RIBS Side Pork lb. it- 12c lb.. Beef Chuck 39< ib. 12c >b 12« ROAST — Choke cuts BEEF POT Bacon Squarsn ROAST Slab Bacon Sugar Cured Pork Liver OR HEARTS Oysters �PAGE EIGHT —gSMHBiSS THE HASTINGS HANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1933 .... ■ 1 j SHULTZ. NASHVILLE. | ASSYRIA. DOWLING. t WOODLAND. , Harvey Meyer* and _____________ ,----------------------------The Cemetery Circle will servy CO1 IDT HOUSE NEWS 1 Rcv- “M* Mrs- Albert Ostroth left1 The Wahanka Camp Fire unit of Principal Archie Walter vfidted I Mr and Mr*. children of ----------Hastings ----spent- Satur— supper on Thursday evening of this L'L/VS* * । ir i-TT-7?Tuesday for Waterloo. Iowa, to Assyria Center will .-qxmscr a Hal- friends and relatives in Lansing and; ; day evening will) Mr. and Mra. By- [week October 13. in the basement of spend the winter ?ttK thetr da ugh-1 Jowe'cn social on Friday evening. Howell over the week end. run Lewis. [the church with a short play in . PROBATECOl'RT. ter. Mrs CJinton ^mitri Mn. Smith October 27. at tiie home of Mr. and E>* Margaret J. Cummins. War- came for them, t Z\ iMrs. Myron Tuckerman. A box.sup- is visiting her slater. Mrs. Gilbert Mra Kathryn Hart- Robert and connection to which all are inviufd Grace in company with Mr. and -several from thl* place attended x»nt and inventory filed. Mr. and Mra. ?Wd6 Blansett of l*r will be served und prize* awurd- McLeod, for a few days. Mra. Ferri* Brown and laabelle of A-Century of Progress at Chicago] tat. Ida A, WhUier. Proof of serv- wincbe»t«r. Indiana, spent thc[«d u’ pwtllttt and worst lookMr. and Mrs. Geo Nlethamer and fce filed week end nwith Mrs. wmjv ottie। —«■---------cosUimwi uwn by guests. . Vcrdan Flory were Sunday guests of Prainevllie attended A Century of over the week end Mr. and Mrs. । « >wc «. -v'-x nu Mr. and ^„n. —.-----— die ---------[Jamie Smith and Marjorie. Howard! Eht James N. Jones. Petition for Lykins| Two local young people. William ,Mr. arMj Mrs. ptank Nlethamer. , progress in Chicago Sunday. 1 George Fuller has traded Ills farm Martin -and family. Mis* Elizabeth I cense to stir filed, waiver of no- Mf4 oiadys Bei^ Mr3. Qa|], King and Miss Daisy Holme* of the . Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Rise and fam-1 for plain well property and expects smith. Mra. Frank Herrington and «■ flkd . _ Lykins spent Sunday at A Century district were quietly married “VAnnW Wofcotl- Annual «—---------------- ---- -------■ O.HVU UIIU C.UIII4CL. • [at Angola Indiana, on.September 28 ------------- i1 ,penl Mrs.'HNeiue Kiln <, ofMra Doud Jerry Steele. M?. Loreva Powell; “S. rSso-h wolcoct. Annual acUurel.^P' BrSs C?hureh niye£nl!j °'*'r ‘ Ud‘— ”"*** wllh A district a“11,“ 'I Ormsby undJhSToSX and^Mri Thureh “oiT-FT dav"evVniiu: u’c* '“rc r“U : .-pent Thursday,with Mra A. Smith I aniWrtWkl others. Mr. and Mrs. 11 .“tended^tJJ K vMt wocS Mrb U“ DeU* M*uiktek>a. Mankteiow. Mr«. Mr* Daisy! Daisy] Mr and Mrs. Mra. Vteet Vloet Demaray and'Oun and Don Putnam also attended rmmt ffied u!r No 31 ° E S n“l at lhc Tcni'■,^? 77< “ «if.Siert -pt iSSedt• We will check your tires for air, ^M'Snrat F Miller Order allow- Ple 0,1 night. I •. T >'kr- Mr Hnd Leon Tyler and Freda have been visiting aa pgr: of, Mr nnrfH Tykr. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tyler and Freda have been visiting p*rt of, M around ' k . ath her mother's, Mrs.lK}{J^ Mr and ta?a£Snt entered, discharge ot Tbe.Clover Leaf Club will meet on•.were '■ nd Jtwenty-three dollar*. • family and. Mr.-and Mrs. J.unes Ty- last we«k d Mrs Orile_FHher aSdav visited nails and cuts. administrator issued, estate enrolled. Friday night at the home of Mrs : Br%s ^dicd -^U 1,r Utr‘' Sunday guests of Mr. and Wolff in Maple Grqve. j Esc Leuna Leonard Petition lo Norman Howell. A j»t luck supper. “*•** on.„T*V,rid“,>l' Ocfa*cr J31 Mrs. Flank Bnsbow of Laiulng. ■ A large crowd was present aYsun-: 7116 fuxlPr»l of Mrs. M>lUe„f*y' deSt county treasurer at seven o'clock. . °U thc uwl <JuUt wl11 Mr. and Mrs Ernest' shorno called j<U>' .School and also at the revival « ItoUand Wch• Replace those worn Gres with new hled order to depooit share with Mr and Mrs. Eugene Barnum1* it'umid Qn Don shOTno #l olivet College ’ meetings during the week. On Tueswas held at the Dowling Firestone. county treasurer entered. were at A Century of Progress on | Carl Miller spent part of. last 6lulday . day evening. Rev- Watson of Kala- |^ll‘x’ch Saturday afternoon Rev.; E»t Charks H. Hlltorf. et al. An- Sunday. week ul the home of Mr. and Mrs , Mr and Mw Carl Nlethamer and nuroo will deliver the message and.»t«t*on of Ka amazoo omclating nual account filed. Mra Libbie Marshall'!* tn Battle: Henry Gray during licr parents ubMrs Carl Scofit.id were will bring special music. On Friday »“*» burial In our cemetery. L • We will inspect that battery distrib­ Krt. Leland N. Jonra. Petition for Creek helping .in .the Rev. Owen’* sence at the Worlds Fair in Chi- Qrand Rapid* visitors Sunday. : evening < Young People's Meeting > | Mr. and Mr*. Dorr Newton of home ., [cage. Carlton Delton Baltic Creek were week end visitors license license to mortgage filed, waiver of home. .lago. v-oxium Plant* *-*a*i*A of w Grand w««iu Rapids th< —’ — ------ Glee ----- Club —-- will — furnish --------- ■>— " "7" utor and spark plugs. notice filed. — • About 150 enjoyed the ubanquet - ——-Mr. --and Mra. Fred Miller — and -> .visited ‘isited his his brother. Ward Ward Plants PlanU and and ’?P«?ial PC?'*1 music music A A wonderful interest ]at at Olis Olis Altman's, Altman s. unily last week. :has ***''" shown Rev. Kenneth Hoflmaster of: Est Peter Vanden Bosch. Order *'• the Evangelical church on Fri.-! family spent Bunday at the Jionw family ***'■”" .during the ,u“ past; —* ---- ” allowing claims entered ' day irtght.. The table* were prettily [of tjwlr brother. Ehret Scidmore Miss’ Elnora Mumford visited week and laiye crowds are expected Grand Rapids is the newly aj>pulnt-1 Try a tank full of BLUE SUNOCO | 'ULs week Services every night a: ] cd minister for this place and is E-t. Mary Elizabeth Allen, Dr-pti of decorated in fall flowers and leave*.‘and family of Augusta. The moth- p,> Detroit .'01 .'or the week end. Gat for Eaty Cold Weather Starting. guardian filed, letters ol guarmau- A fin*1 iirogram was given with Nel-1[er, er \tn« ‘v-uitraw.- u — Rcla Jarvis spent the week’8 00 except Saturday. Our church!giving good utlafActlon. so came Mrs. Rvi-.-ia Sylvia Scidmore. is eonvaconva-1! Miss S»«> ______________ .... ,1. •hip issued, discharge of guardian son Brumm as toastmaster. I lesclug from her recent operation. eind ,d with her parents m in Benton be11 *•’ ll,I1« dormant, rings each out and hear the young man und One Tankful is Convincing! night at 7:30 and 8:00. enjoy a good sermon. Issued. ; The Woman/ Literary Club had Mrs. Mary Purcell accompanied Harbor. The Ladles* Aid will serve dinner Kit. Nellie 6. Church. Discharge It* opening rfeetmg Wednesday at ,by Mr. Und Mra, Ray Hntvicit of Mr. and Mra Arthur Ailerding EAST GUN I-AKE. on Thursday. Oct 19. as usual and of executor issued, estate enrolled. the-library. A barbecue lunch wm.: Battle Creek left on Thursday to and boys.enjoyed the excursion to Mra. COTa Roush and son. Law-1 at tN> time. Mrs Blanche DepriesE#t. Glenn A. Boyle. Petition for ierved ut otic o’clock and the pro- ’attend A Century of Progress the World's fair at Chicago Sunadnunistrator filed, jieution, for gram was given by dlfiercnt mem-| Mra. Nettle Mamby and Eva sjs-nt day. rence. pt Hastings spent the week ter and Mra. Suale Corkhu will have special administrator filed, order ap- bers who had been to A Century of .Saturday with her daughter. Olive [charge of the kitchen. Mr. and Mrs. J *■*■ “ 'Chas. ’*■*" Cook u and* end ut.the John Crawford home. pointing special admuiL-’ratar en- Progress । Ferns, and famllf. near Fine lake. family Visited the latter's parents. Forest WlUitts spent the week end Lester Ormsbe and Lyle Gorham tered. bond of specul administrator Mrs Grace Kleinhans ha* re-1 The Council qt Religious FMuca- Mr and Mrs. Henry Shafer of Pe- with relatives in Hastings. .««' having for Chicago ,UUs week D U 0 U C 9940 a HASTINGS filed, letters of special adminisu*- turned to her home hen- after ’■ tion of the Southeast district will wanio Sunday. Mr. and Mra. -Orrin Abifr and ] where they will spend several days JEFFERSON A COURT Street* * I II U IU 4 4 H U * MICHIGAN Flic® issued, order for publication er.- spending the last year and a halt •: hold a conference on Sunday. OcMrs. J. V. Hilbert and Mra. Ella children of Battle creek Sunday at attending the ffair. “‘lured. tn Grand Rapids. ■ । tober 15. al two o'clock at the Dim- Bib.ii of Los Angeles, Cal. attended thc John Crawford home. WEEKS CORNERS. EK- Newell WHlion-.^ Petition for • Mrs C W Struth left Sunday for ham church. The Rev. Maveety of the funeral of Mrs. Carl Beumer pt Mr and Mrs. Ray West' and administrator filed, .order for pub- her home in Orlando. Florida, after j Battle Creek, now retired,, but still Hastings Friday afternoon. . Muri Dufflny spent th* week end Mra. Irene Dickerson with some “ — ” ] spending the summer here. Mrs Rena Culler was a Sunday with relatives in Orand Rapids. of her pupils attended the play ''The , very active In church affairs and On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. j worked some time in lhe South, will i guest of Mr. and Mrs Reuben Wol- John Russell Is attending A Cen­ Silver Thread” in Hastings Friday David H HefT;e bower Order • Charles Nesman entertained Rcv.| be the principal speaker to eddre.w. col: ot East Woodland. tury of Progress this week. P. M. and Mrs A. L Bingaman and fam-; the meeting. Other good numbers । Richard Hilbert and Mrs. Ella Miss Dorothy Crawford spent FTiMr. und Mra. Frank 'Matteson, Uy of Ionia. Rev. and Mrs Albert I und special music complete the pro- Bush left .Monday ______ --------------------morning____ for____ Losday in Kalamazoo. Leslie Dickerson-----and------------------Mr and Mra. Ostroth and Rev. and Mrs. Wurtz. | gramCal., after visiting friends Mrs. Janies Null and Mrs. Adams Lyle Dickerson attended the funeral , Angeles. ‘-"r!". CtL. Mim Mercy Usborne of Ann Ar­ Mrs. Maude Smith, county school and relative* ... Woodland and I was in Hastings Thursday P. M. on j of Mrs. Bolycn at Hickory Corners bor spent Monday at the Ralph1 corowi .„luu^. 3,ul(,a will W1U meet Hastings since the middle of _» June. •n.w i' business. I Tuesday. commitiom r. ot „., Hastings --------- Wctherbec home. She called bn:th( ers of Maple Grove the, locol local ieach teachers Grove Miss Virginia Paul spent the week] Mr. aryl Mrs. Ernest Thaxton and( Mr. Mr.rt Miller ahd Ira Tobias] •Men of foresight, and Judgment'<n this country of our* saw ' and Mrs Gall Lykins . aua w of Otsego spent — ......... and" A.^yriu Assyria uu on TuvAlny Tue.sday afternoon .end ... in EaSt Lansing and attended ■ family Sunday p.. ...., M. were in .Plainwell Thutsday .P.. ~. M. : the nred-W * mutual organisation where member* could .. ..ruUl'zHiu, lh/» ..t Ih»t II Bob IVaK Johnson Intinum attended attvnrlhrl A A r*»nri Dr Pultz has taken oyer tiie Com- a.., <1... tlx. mm Ellu <po<iihuuse the frw-irhall football <rumo game tn tn Ann Ann Arlwr Arbor Rat. Sat- ]at thp Dav Ray e'vau.Inrrl'c Crawfords, Century: With invest and borrow funds for mutual benefit. Today inumty h.^pital. Mrs. Nellie Cook, a Alb(.r. jGIUs and new daugh- urdny. Forest Willitt* and Will Crawford | uf Progrw* Sunday. there are graduate nurse of Butterworth h<x?-.. {(,r September 22. at Nichols Mr. und Xfrs. E. Davenport are were in Otsego und Martin Thurs-1 Mr. and Mra. Lyle Dickerson and1 .pfial. Grand' Rapids, will be in returned home on Sunday spending the week end witli friends.day P. M. I Jane attended the Harvest Festival] 12,000 Such Cdmpaniet with charge New equipment has been in- Spa. nanu>d Ruth Gwen-1 in Champaign. Illinois. On their. Mrs Ray Crawford and daughter at the Bunnell church Friday cVe$9,000,000,000in A—ets, stalled. • tl.llvn ' return home they will visit A Cen- is spending several days in Otaego., nhbr. known as building aqd loan companies. The fire-department w-i . calico 3^^ Parent-Teacher Or-1 Uir.v of Progress Exposltlap in Chi- John ’**— ------‘ -------■ Ritchie -> Crawford. Mildred Roush I •• Mr. and• Mrs. Fred ot KalW<<'n<-.‘d;iy to the JetUrtc home to U11. • ■ _ nnd daughter were in ' Hastings amazoo visited at Mr. and Mrs. LCoThe “National” is one of these mutual companies, and since • ~ lie Sunday. extinguish a small rcoL tljc . • tng of th' y».ar on FruLiy • veiling, j ,Mr. and Mrs'. D. B. Green •were Thursday P. ** M. its’organization. 43 years ago. has never, lost a dollar of any Dan Garhnger is able to be out October 13- Elt ctb ii pi officers, u. Sunday guests of Mr. und Mrs. War-1 ----------- < > »i-------------member's principal. again from his Hines,* last week ^prcunim and cafeteria luncheon ureiren Coolbaugh of Coats Grove. MARTIN CORNERS. Let u* tell you more about this fine old company and its A large crowd was in town s.itur-. t..a.tK,.. „• ;tw evening. : Mr. and Mra. Welby Cfocklprd and : Mrs. Eva Trautwein visited Mrs1 Ed Deakin wax home from Lanplan. day night to enjoy the- entertain-, -------------------------------- family spent Sunday with'Mr. and1 h. f. Munn und Miss Lena Heide- ’ *‘”R 0Vcr thr wc*’k en<1ment given by .1 negro quartette. HENDERSHOTT. Mr.-- Robert Owen and family of inan in Lakeview Friday of just' Mr. Chester Les’le of Olivet called from Battle Creek. Oyer 300 l’«‘»‘1’; Mr anrf ?!l- A C .Clark and fam- Grund Haven. week. . . «>n B- J. Wellman and Wm. Cog*Su £KnX ihu Ur- uk'n ■ ll- :1,r c“rus.“n<! !im«"■ Bergman »«■» of ot 'arum Ra*u> o ':1! Sunday. »?*•> .. , . Mrs. ‘Grand Rapids **'M ' ily and Miss Maxine Laciu of Flint hiui hnnn been visiting vicitinv her H»r daughter, rtnttghter. Mra. MritJ Mr. John Ruling is giving his ' j Kalairuuot.'t Friday. ' '---------- - «♦»-------------J Mr. a;;d Mra UClear «.f Dctiof. [ visit, d Mr. aqd Mra. John Dell Fn- Harvey Leonard, and family the > farm home a thorough over haulinn j and making some decided improveday mid Saturday. Geo. CurtU. who past week. BRANCH DISTRICT. Hte r- k- nd guests at Chas, H. n• — A.| - 'meats on the same. lias been Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dell a good attendance at the P. T. Mrs. L. e'Mudge and Mrs Ruth ucraholt -.. 1250 Griswold BL, Detroit, Mich. '.for J wo week*, returned to his home1 Friday evening and a nice program • Mr. H .1. Waggoner and family, Mudge eptertained Friday fi>r din-i ClascrHcndenhoit Dstrolt's Oldest Bulldltig and . and Mr., Claud White and family of .. ' bwho i. was 1 ope 'i ­ 111 E1Iut wlt!1 them. of readings, songs and music. Loan Association ner in honor of L. E. Mudge's 80th>tcd on at Pennock hoAKal lust pe:u o<k nw'ix.a in Duvld Kiljiatrick of Lansing spent Melvin aim Alice Whetstone. Al-- Olivet visited Ut B. J. Wellman' > birthday, Mr. and Mrs. Hack Webb, weef' ~ . IXMidlcitls (is i.ttt.n.; u,.ek end with his parent* Mr. ma Hilton arfu Mrs. Millie Fisher' Saturday. J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. Mrs Elsie Tucker Lee. Minnie Bai- hlang ’ fine, land Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick. I attended church hi Hastings Sun-] Mr. ad Mrs. B J. Wellman were in ! ley and Mrs. Louise Lathrop. „ R< mile Mot: went lo the Mra. Elizabeth Gibbonty vl.-ltol day evening and enjoyed hearing Olivet on buslhess the fore part of Miss Helen Willitts of Kalamazoo i.Fair Sunday. Mr. und Mrs. V. K. Brumm of The Kentucky Harmony Singers. " i Normal was a guest of the home - .,ur Sunday । Nashville Sunday. i Mrs. Loyal Lowell of Quimby, our 1 folks over the week end.' ■School MijKTintciideiit. ho* a mii-' Mr. and Mra. Arthur Giddings and' delegate to the Michigan conference 1 Mr. und Mrs. Samuel jOratroth.' prix' program for h- xiS1md.1v.. Siu daughter Ruth of TaWas City spentrat Benton Harbor, gave a very in-1 [Mr. and Mra. Leslie Adams. Mra.lr--ZniindiluV — i.xxi t,,L' w‘''k end witli Mra. Lena Vclte. teresting and inspirational re|>ort of Sarah Ostroth and Mr. and Mrs. ■Die Lada- Aid will .-inc a, chick- Mrs. Veltc returned to Tawa* City । it at thr Martin church Sunday.' t Sterling Ostroth and cluldrcn took irunge I *1111 ll>em for a week's visit. i Sunday School next Sunday at the i . supper at the Star Qf il . their dinners to the home af Rev. tj v . [ Eugene «w.u Rich and family A1 usual hour. You are cordially, in-; Mr7 "aiiu.7. "ru-rTair R.n.H.v ' h“H on Oct. 19. On account ok till iauuV visited wrai n ■1 ,7.7a' XTrc .and Mrs. Albert ClI, Os,roth Sunday. t.... hi-regular meilnig uljj oimUcd. Progre<a Exjlaiition. BxjXMition at at,, vited to attend. .... ... , Century of Progress 11 Je gathering u-,U v™. I The little gathering, was a farbwcll farewell Mr.11 and Mra1 Ernie Muttu'-oii and [ Chicago from ThUbday until Bun-------------- - ----------------I party for Rev. and Mrs. OstrothJ Umlly with Mr. and Mra; Lawrence (day. ' BOWNE CENTER. ' who leave Tuesday for their daugh-, -jjr7; 7-.- -; 'y visited at!cj ' C L. F, Angell of Hastings was a ^jr and Mra. Wayne Benton and' I ter'-, home in Waterloo. Iowa, where: Lftn-tlaRjon and 'family Sunday guest of Mis. Suta Hilbert i 0^ wcre ln Grand Rapids Saturin Rutland Sunday. ” lUwy expret to (be wtatcr. :j James ~ Mead's ... k> and family day. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Chester WillltU and Mra. Ella Lahr was surprised ...... on .m [, Mr- •tll‘lH. J. Slang of Baltic Mr n)ld Mrs John Nash । the home of Mra. Albert Brill j two children of Lansing spent Sat-.7,^ . 7. , _.. -, - ,nlng when Mr. ar.d —----and Mrs. Mr. Creek and Mra,--------------------C B Benham — of Caledonia Thursday. urday and Sunday with Rev. andjfT' b,? — ... • ----­ nd . Hastings were guests of Mr. -and ..m., KMthw.wvK.MNU Mr ...m Mrs Watt accompanied’ Mrs. J. J. Willifta and Mrs. Clara ^,l.’‘2!1 *-;’Lr. ..............Mra . J/T. - L-mluhl ...... XI.' K...-1 c I xu; Sui.dx, I Day and daughters. ’ y^dcr. Mra and Afra. Kenneth Pcnoycr to' Mn. riam <>l Hastings came with; Xllss Dorothy Dell u visiting her Hastings Thursday Misa Helen WlUitts, Mry. Claru ••lr' K’hiikS-W* >■> Wi~r ■■>: 1«Mr. .nd Mr.s Mn. 1> U. ."S"1* “>■ Funeral services ot Hiram Sense ■ , Day and two daughters were Lan,-i birthday. r ■; , T' Afiss inF-vXn wwks after finishing the were held at the Mennonite church 1 sing Mbs ‘, ww w yw-* W-* ing Saturday blUurday to visit “ Ml. Evelyn u,ttnaaJ_ “ Evelyii. c“"" “ Bron“ . Saturday afternoon,? ' . Dav.' who non. Rn*. ' Hn|»E ( ESTKK. KaUm^ Jb 13ay w.iu* la Is attendina atlendln8 La Lansing Bus“»■"»> . Mr. ..r,d and MH. Mrs. Watt Thom.x Thomas .nd and . ... 1 Mrs.. -Mrs. aicuernoxv x.w.n? .. .w.v 1 I,u<_ - .-.l..-; Chas.unas. McDermott and ana Mra atrs.i I *' Mr. and' Mrs. Blake ' ' Rising and » .A with John Thomas and family of j ■ : tending the revival services at di-trlct W. C. T. U. convention ut Lansing. The Hoover inrit have arrived shJi',z .. .. . Alk-gan Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Norton and Mr. .md Mrs. Russell Kay of Kai- Mr. and Mrs. -Raymond FkuJ ac- Mr and Mrfi Howard Smith of Our Price* Have Been Greatly Reduced M 8U^W •—and will give,without obliga­ Barbara of Marshall were guests of■ amazoo spent the week end with :sts oi Mr and Mrs. V. Norton Salt ' luruay tlM.ir p.4n,n:j. and 5^ pj-mik Mr- Oscar Lucils of Chicago and al- dl ,r and We Will Guarantee You Satisfac­ tion to purchase, home dem­ . night and Sunday. , _______________ ... A.til — so attended lhe World's fair from' — 1 Leonard. NORTHEAST — IRVING. ' orrat ration* of I lie new Silverr Mr....and Mrs. O. L. Lightfoot Wore tion. It Will Pay You to See U« About sm rn MU'ir unnvi Nlr un,! -,Ir'1 i i" '' of ..Thursday tmtil Sunday. ..... . 1 1 . wnuvr.. PncJrardv Ule .-[.-nt Monday evening- ,, Miss N^irnl Vanboo spent the Jn Hastings .Saturday afternoon. Jubilee Hoovers, the greatest 1 Mr and Mra. Charks Cobb and at the Fred Ashby home week end with friends in East Lan----- spent Miss Mary Frye of Hastings Your Repairs and Service. Vcrtwn Tvxter spent the at ek end -vn-.' cleaner values of 1933, to n'r daughter. Necoru. of Battlo Creek Satifi’day night and Sunday with nxmt Sunday with G. C Mar. iwll's.’with hi.> grandparent.-. Mr. and Mra Mrs Geo. Varney visited her her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Frye, limited number of women., Mrs Alberta Grceuficia ol Mor- c. B McDe rmott, while his patent;, .mother. Mrs. Lily Taylor, of Kala- und family. . / Mrs______ Will Dipp, who has been ™ So . u ,:; “J:'k. Allh hvr lhe w.-riu ,-fair in Chi- mo Sunday. . ,i ___ cago. Ninety-three t«R»k advantage of ill the past three weeks, is rapidly Mrs Irene Kent of Assyria spent Sunday visitors at Fred Ashby .- the excursion to Chicago Sunday improving which is very good news when he calls. If you want to ijnime wire. Mr. and Mra. Clare Ash- [and visited the Ocntury of Progress to her neighbors and friends. bf sure of being on his lirnitvxl card home. On the Corner of Church and Court Streets Telephone 2121 1 by ot Camp Cib’er. Ml.v* I:.- / Ash-i Exposition. | Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCarty rind by and friend of Kalama;After-, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager and family of Grand Rapids spent the list, of if one time is more and Mrs. H. J. noon visitors were. Mr tuid Mra Er- son spruit the week end with their' week end with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley nic Ashby, of Kalamazoo. parents in Paw Paw. i Blough. • ( i Drive in Now is the Time to Check Your Car Over for Winter Driving! fl ANDRUS SERVICE Over 100 Years Ago g[lj£ Rational ffinan & Imreatment flTnntpniuf Why Spend Good Money here: On Your Car for Inexperienced Mechanics When It Costs No More to Have It Done By High Grade Mechanics and High Grade Equipment. THE NEW UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO. * telephone for a definite ap­ pointment. ton and Clcotai th Mr-. Jay Haw- Special Term* on Hooter?., complete with dust- , - - » ihe R. chard Ken: home north of. OUR BIGGEST BARGAIN EVENT ing equipment, while the A- ;.rk> Hoover men arc here. H ■' in: and Mrs. Ebcr Hollman of » • >< nt Wednesday with Mr.! rs. Peter Hollman. Ighborhood shorter and bell-: . re given Mr and Mrs. Muri, i Belle* 'Olive Dulb Friday night. Mr* Lulu Gray spent from Fri-: dey until Sunday with Leon Gray's ; in W t Vermontville. . ' .’In. Frank Norton will entertain ; the Wilcox Aid to up all day mevti ing Thursday. October 12 Mr Fred Body -and daughters? ' Jrini* and Caroline; and sons. For-I net and Ivan, of"Vermontville wen: Sunday visitors of. the Frank Nor­ ton family. 2 for the price of 1 plus 1 cent POWERS ECHOES. ^4r and Mrs Arthur Bedford and fannh' visited her parents. Mr. and-: . McjA-'. Schasberger, at Grand Rap­ ids. Sunday. Robert Carter of Grand Rapid; spent Sundav with his parents, .Mr. 1 and Mrs Will Carter. i Mr. and Mt>. DWlght Tabor of Grand Rapids spent several days ’ the pust week with her mother. Mrs? Senia Kelley, and’brother, Lawrence. F r Sale By Mra. Belle Carter win entertain ! at u social meeting, the member:, of i ' the Irving Home Economic.? Grmqr at her home Thursday aKcmdon. Oct 19. Sunday guests at the home of Mr? । and Mra Henry Frost were MIm Daisy Froi>t, Carl Light and Mr and mm SIr Mr; and E**1-1 °i 6t Johns and rhone gzzo Mr& CraU of Holin**. Mich. Miller Furniture Company ' Dutton. > ?enntSALE B&hufeTT over See Big Handbills of More Than 500 Items! Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday October 18, 19, 20 and 21 CARVETH & STEBBINS HASTTNG^MICIL ♦ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. (XTOfiFR 11, 1933 ‘ ' BARRYVTLIX. I SOUTH SHULTZ. iArloa Carpenter, who decided they; spent Sunday with Mr. and Mre NATIVE LAMBS BEST , arc sometimes more than compsn-1 pounds silage, and 51 pounds of' Creek visited their sated by tiie value of their fleece if hay in each 100 pounds of grata. I A large crowd listened to a fine Wednesday night about midnight | would sail the sea of matrimony to- Jqhn Bush ot Hope Center. Feeding oata was much sat-'Rally Day program at the church people were awakened from their Rether an_d may they liaw* a happy! ’ Letter Bonneville and daughter Mr*. C. Kenyan »a IN STATE FEED-LOTS they are clipped before marketing —— —more ------ — Feeders who are willing to treat isfaetory “’*■hen“ a? ~ supple’* Sunday. I alumber by guns, horns and all “nd prw>perou* voyage ta the wish ot torna. vtailed his mother and other Bdd—fd Re™,mber the L A. 8. at the kinds of notses. Liter we heard I thetr many friends here. relatives in Battle Creek gaturday In company with Mr and 1 the flock for parasite* and whn.^au ment *—,.._— -— market the lambs In •mall-’iflW »* ! pou™-' ™ hnseed ca»e sav , 1MMlie U1 *a_ 7°'liome of Mr H11U and mri Mrs. eE. ,Golden they were .eranading the newlyHenry West and mother of Has- and Sunday ;they reach a marketable finish prob- pounds ot oaU, 22 pounds lv of Kirn corn ..^ llUa week Friday for dinner, nr weds. James Burghduff and Mtas tings and Mr. and Mrs. Mila Aahby Mr. and Mr*. L. Btahop ot Battle •• -Snvder ■ ­ ।ably can make more profit from J *d*R*. and 34 pound* of hay tor -•Mrs. Ada of- -Hairtinita -------------I e»*y 100 ixiunds oi of gain wnen when uie the mu pounas t part of test week with Mrs ----------"....... ' -------- ------ —" East Lansing — Native! Michigan feeding native lambs than froml ’ evwy grain wm 14 part* to £vine ■■ i ................................ , .. ........ , „ or*,n mixture mtvtiirai ■*■■ n*rt< o.U Ante tn medium wool lambs proved to be a*| «»"»** «*«• । Miss Helen Willette of Kalamazoo' .___________________________ ________ _ tots as western The addition of allage to ration. 0IW I. _good winter______ feeding i si*nt the week end with the home faiS&KfiSSSl/A* lambs In trials carried on through of.thelled corn and alfalfa hay reMIDDLEVIU.t. |foUu Saturday Helen, accompan-1 four years by the Michigan State duced the cost per hundred weight . i । : i.- • . • . ■ ■. . • • I Jf .. ; College. | of gain in lhe College trials. Add-j Aa T"* -.*.> ' n to'.d W^* bH U Native, fine wool lambs did not1 ing linseed cake to Ute corn, hay.1 Tuesday P M. when it wa' ™ “ flaia Day. and Mwi • Dvru and feed as well as the native medium silage ration, increased the rate of thM Uv,n* Ju*2 Vivian Day. spent Use day with Miss Evelyn Day in Lanaing. wool lamb or the western lamb. A gala, made by the lambs a,nd gave **• *7° Mrs. Louise Lathrop, who has lower first cost for the Michigan them a higher finish. The appetite threshing outfit, got his arm caught been spending tt»e summer with her stuck made it more profitable for of the animal* fedlinseed cake was ,jn . feeding than lhe animals brought better than those not getting it. OUF «■*«“ knownabout here as a son in Prairieville, is visiting at the I from western ranges. The blower Forty-two jamnd*of linseed cake! *“rd working man and much sym- home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde.1 gaitLv made by lhe fine wool lambs replaced M pounds ot corn, b expressed for him and his Sunday guests atuheir home were. Mr. and Mrs. Archie McDonald andi ’ ) George and Mrs. Masters left with children of Hastings and Mr. and: ! their son. Richard, for Grand Rap­ Mr*. Danka and children and Miss ids on' Wednesday, later going to Opal Webb of Battle' Creek. 1 Chicago,. Ill. where they will visit Mr. and Mr* Chester Wlfictta. , their daughter and other relatives Raymond and Janette of Lansing and also have a look at the export- spent Saturday and Sunday with his tion A fine vacation for them. parents and sister. IThey ...^ livedu ... in Chicago ........... for many -../I Merritt Meade. Hal Lathrop and years and greatly enjoy getting back Mrs. June Irwin were among those . for a vteit there I who accompanied Mr. Wallace ot LEADS THE A MILD AND MELLOW COFFEE Wednesday, while Mrs. CarpcntFr*Na*hvlile to the Chicago Fair over was retyrnlng home from a neigh-■ the week end. WORLD IN COFFEE SALES [bor’a ahe tripped and fell in such, Mrs. Tob Garllnger of Nashville' i a way m to break an ankle. She was attended church here Sunday and । taken to Pennock hospital for treat- spent the remainder of tiie day with, Buy coal that is nearly all heat—no waste ment. ' j Mrs. Esta Day. । Did you ever hear of a veal calf | Miss Edith McClelland acconipanfrom slate or ashes that will not burn. j committing suicide? Maurice Harp-j led Mrs. Greta Firsler to the Fair er had a calf about 5 weeks old that , over tiie week end R?.D COMET COAL ignites readily, will he wm expecting to sell soon. It' Rev. and Mrs. Gillette, who have i had always been tied up in tiie, been visiting In this neighborhood I not clinker, is easily controlled and burns barn and the other morning when for *cek went to Howell he went to lhe barn the calf was and Lansing for a visit and will freely to a soft, pink ash and very little of it. idead. having got tangled up in the then return to their home at Gull: I rope in such a way as to choke him-j lake. । self to death. ! Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilcox and Less than a bushel of ash to the ton! । Mrs Dell Allen spent last week Mrs. Edith Van Dorcn were in Bat-, visiting her cousin. Mrs. M. LeonCreek on business Saturday. | There will be quarterly meeting' Try a load today and see for yourself. ard, west of town. | When George Doan and daugh- at the church Saturday evening tcra moved to Holland they stored Sunday Bursts of Mr. and Mrs. 24%-lb MILLED FROM FINE WHEAT ‘ many things here for lack of room Herbert-WUcox were, Mr. and Mrs ! [in their new home. They have re­ 8. E. Powers of Nashville. Mr. and i Mild Ib. 17c 6 cake* 19c CHEESE, Full Crum cently moved1 into larger quarters Mra. Clyde Core aiyl Clayton. Jr., AJAX SOAP and but week had the balance of and Crystal of Lacey. Mr. and Mrs. I lb. 17c 3 un. 10c BRICK CHEESE Chief Bund BABBITTS CLEANSER their goods delivered lo them. Mr. Albert Hulsebo* and children of j FLOUR FEED COAL CEMENT LIME I Doan spends much-of his time flrti- Bellevue. The Golden Rule elaas met with! ing aiid is very successful at it. BRICK TILE -~i- FARM IMPLEMENTS Holland Crystal Creamery I Have you seen that smile Art Get­ Mrs. Ethel Green Wednesday for: (SILVERBROOK, print, Ib. 24c ty is carrying around? It is cai^scd their monthly meeting. elephone 21 is HASTINGS, MICH. I by the birth of a daughter in a >k»33c pltal In Grand Rapids weighing five COAT8 GROVE. Large Bottle 23c KRAFT CHEESE Old English or Amarican 2 AMMONIA Little Bo-Peep l and one-half pounds. Ail doing fine,, A fine crowd was present at the! 1-lb. pkg. 33c VELVEETA CHEESE Vi-lb. size 2 pkgs. 33c TEA "Our Own" Brand even Art. Congratulations. chicken supper Friday evening. J. ' Charles H. Whit more', who is at­ Twenty-.seven dollars waa taken in.'I ; tending Western at Kalamazoo.; The L. A. S. thank* all those who] 5 CARTON 2»*7C . spent Friday evening and a part of’ helpeti in any way to make it a sueEASY TASK .Saturday with his |>arents, G. D. ccm ’ and Mrs. Whitmore. HE UNITED STATES has given more consideration to Mrs. Kirk Wilcox was, hurt in: The first meeting of the Middle - Hastings on the evening of Sept. I building and loan associations than any other type ot an Carton $1.15 N. B. C. MARY ANNS Ib. 18c ville Brotherhood will be held on CIGARETTES Popular Brands Institution and for the very good reason that these associations Monday evening. Oct. 30. Preparei 30 by a car striking her as she was1 crossing the street She was not j 1-lb. tin 31c N. B. C. DANDY OYSTER CRACKERS Ib. 17c HILLS BROTHERS COFFEE have accomplished thr most wholesome results in thrift and to attend this worthwhile meeting. hurt seriously and is able to go to j Later we will give the program for her school work nt the Brown school humr ownership. and the promotion of these objects is abso­ , the ’ series. . thta week. lutely rxaentlal to lhe welfare of the United Slates.'* Our supervisor, Julian M. Potts, Mrs. Jeanette Miller died at th.*! left for Hastings Monday A. M to• home of her daughter. Mrs. Willard | The above is taken from an address by HORACE RUSSELL, attend the regular October inciting: Bolton. Tuesday night. She had; COUNSEL FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD. Deliv­ ot the supervisors. been sick for a number of years.! WHITE HOUSE MILK Baby Size 3 can* 10c BAKING POWDER Quaker Maid. 1-lb. can 23c ered September 15. 1933, lo Aimtul CoarenUon ot UNITED Before that time she lived in Wood-! HIGIIBANK. STATES BUILDING AND LOAN LEAGUE, Chicago, Illinois. RAJAH EXTRACT Pure Vanilla Bot 15c She was a member of the RAJAH SALAD DRESSING Quart 23c Tin* Moore school P. T; A. will land. M. E. church and W. C. T. V. of meet this Friday evening, Oct. 13. Woodland. k'EAILS OF SERVICE. The funeral was held at | A cordial invitation is extended to the home on Friday afternoon with GRANDMOTHER’S WHOLE OR SLICED 1-lb. loaf *11. We welcome you.lo become a member ot our family. F. C. Wing in charge and Rev. j* Mr. and Mr*. Clare Marshall and Djomis of Freeport preached the' family spent Monday in Grund sermon. Our sympathy is extended! RED CIRCLE COFFEE Ib. 23c CONDOR COFFEE lb. tin 27c . Rapids. to the bereaved relatives. EOKAR COFFEE lb. tin 25c APPLE SAUCE Quaker Maid 3 cans 25c Mr. and Mrs F. Barnes of Fort Mr. and Mrs. Warren Coolbaugh, Wayne. Ind., returned home with and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shelley ; Mrs. George Often Sunday after attended A Century of Progress last Pound her visit of about three weeks. week. The E. G. Smith family were Griswold at Jefferson Detroit, Michigan Confection Marshall Green accompanied among those who went there on the Package Supt. Wallace of Nashville for the excursion on Sunday. I' week end at A Century gf Progress. Miss Clara Woodman and the J. L. Maus MLMSU. I Mrs Etha Burchett Allegan Misses Carrie and Charlotte Lewis 1?211717 A NEW SHOWER ,„..* EACH PURCHASE OF ■IDIRAHMMI LC IlepreM-nlaliTC and Mr end Mrs. Howard Burchett of Dayton visited at H. Woodmans, r AND BATH CAP 4 roll* SEMINOLE TISSUE 4roU>a5' BAMKSVSnM and family of Assyria spent Thurs­ on Saturday and Sunday. Uaaliug*. Mich. day evening with Mr. and Mra. On Friday evening. Sept. 29. a Clare Marshall. surprise birthday party was given Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams and Ruth Woodman by the young pco-j Mrs. Sarah Ostroth and Mr. and pie of the Sunday School class. T Mrs Sam Ostroth and Mr. and Mrs. Games were enjoyed and refresh-' Sterling Ostroth and family were menta were served. Sunday guests of Rqv. and Mra. AlLarge, Firm Hcadt Paul Stewart, pastor' of the " Ibert Ostroth at Nashville. MICHIGAN BELL Church of Christ of Ionia and chap­ I Mr. and Mrf. Merle Hecker of lain of tiie prison, gave a very In­ Hastings spent Sunday evening at teresting address Sunday evening; TELEPHONE CO. the. Fancy Grade I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawblitz a. at the Community service. On next' I Ehret Skidmore of August* spent Sunday evening the leader will be Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Byron Mrs. RusscirtJcrtiond. j Guy. * ZU A Good Quality . Mr. and Mrs. Curt Marshall and WEST HOPE. Mr. and Mra. Clare Marshall were We have a new scholar at school.' in Buttle Creek Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moon of. Bal­ Billy Vaughan, who has come to Fancy Grade his home with Mr. and Mrs. timore called on Mr. and Mrs. Laurl make Roy TerryMarahali Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hunt recently Mrs. Clare Marshall and several from Flint the follow-1 of the school children attended the entertained play. "Tile Silver Thread," Friday ing: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt and an afternoon in Hastings. unmarried son and daughter. Mrs. Mr. and Mra. C. Keck and fam­ is Ed ’s sister. ily spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rickerson' Claud Reid's, near Hastings. of Grand Rapids called on titair, parents. Mr. and Mrs, Bop Ford, COUNTY UNE. Miss Olga Eckard! visited her Sunday. Tender Chuck Cuts lb. Archie Woodman and Raymond brother in Grand Rapid* Thurs­ Anders were Worlds Fair visitors day. • Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McLeod and Sunday. RIB BOILING BEEF Lean and Meaty lb. 6c Mr. hnd Mra. Roy Terry and fam­ son. Ellwood, of Woodland called on Mrs. Carrie L. Oerlinger and ily spent the week end in Battle PORK STEAK Lean Cuts . 3 lbs. 25c Herman and Luta Winkler Thurs­ Creek. Sunday evening Mr. und Mrs. Wm. Long of Battle Creek day evening. Mrs. Rose Wachter of East Wood­ called on MH and Mrs. Terry. Our school pupils attended the land visited Mrs. H. J. Gibbon play "The Silver Thread” in Has­ Thursday afternoon. Whole Fresh Picnics Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Schuler, Mrs. tings Friday afternoon. They were very much delighted with it. F. A. Eckardt. the Misses Rose and Olga Eckardt. Mrs. Carrie L. OerHICKORY CORNERS. PORK ROAST Center Cuts of Shoulder linger and Mrs. Herman Winkler Ib. 8c attended the funeral of Mrs. Carl The Rev. R. E. Durkee nt Lansing Beasmer hi Hastings Friday after­ Will assist Rev. C- S. Rennets in! SLICED BACON Cello Wrapped y2 ib. pkg.. 2 for 15c noon the revival meetings this week. When bridge parties luncheons, dances and Mr. and Mrs Walter Oooke. Mr. The Home Economics Club girls, and Mrs. Victor Eckardt and Mr. and the boys of the Agricultural other pleasant events an* planned, invitations and Mrs. Arthur Bates expect-to Club will put on a fair at Kellogg1 attend the fair in Chicago from school October 20th. .The people' Fresh Ground Beet 5 lbs. usually arc extended by telephone. Those Tuesday till Friday of this week. ot the community are urged to tiring without telephones very often are npt inelud. exhibit*. A barbecue supper will be! BALTIMORE CENTER. served. SAUER KRAUT Fresh Pack lb. 5c ed in such affairs. Mr. and Mrs Russell Greenfield October llth Is the date for the will entertain the East Baltimore Kellogg P. T. A FRESH LAKE PERCH Lake Erie Caught Center Aid Society Wednesday. Oct. . ‘ The Methodist Protestant L. A. S. 2 lbs. 25c Have jour telephone reinstalled now, before U. Pot luck dinner. Everybody in­ will be entertained at the home of the season of social activities sets tn. It will vited. Mrs. Inez Ford for dinner Friday. Arabelle Smith entertained Sun­ October 13th. justify its cost iu good limes alone. And, tu a day, Miss Etael. Mr. Hof! and Robert Two cottages at Gull lake, one be- ■ Lean and Meaty Solomon of Battle Creek. protection in timet ofemergency, itupriceleu. longing to Glen Todd, burned fn* Mr. Hannah is to move to the day night. I Hendershott district. Tests at East Lansing Show 1 Mich. Stock Returns Higher 1 Profit to Oood Feeder r,? ' ♦ 8 O’CLOCK Save Money on your Fuel' 3 lb. bag 55c lb Iona Flour EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY Soap Chips T n 99® *236 Butter •T I \ Whitehouse Milk "—•~3™20c Bread Standard Savings & Loan Association c Cocoanut Corn Crisp FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES HEAD LETTUCE SWEET POTATOES YELLOW ONIONS mcintosh apples 15c zsc A & P MEAT MARKE,TSj BeeS Roast Pork Roast YOU'RE INVITEQ MORE OFTEN IF YOU HAVE A TELEPHONE Hamburger Spare Ribs You can order a telephone from any Telephone Buaiticta Oftiec. lartaUatiun will be made promptly. ■w 6c8c The Health Program Friday eve­ ning at lhe McOmber was fine and enjoyed by all who attended. The Camp Fire girlg of this place have their first meeting Thursday evening with a ••.■eeme roast. DULL HEADACHES GONE SIMPLE REMEDY DOES IT Headaches caused by constipa­ tion are gone after one dose of Adlorika. Tills cleans all poisons out of BOTH upper and lower Farming u 20.000 yean old. ac- I bowel*. Give* better sleep, end* cording to an expert So they have । nervou*nes* B. A. LyBarker, . been looking for relief that many I Druggist.—Adv. !years—Atlanta Congelation. . ‘ A & P FOOD 25c �» PAOB TIN LEGAL’ notices THE HASTINGS B INNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1M3 PINE LAKEOn Sunday afternoon Mr. and'1 Mrs. Leon Wood and children of; 1 rowbridge called on Mr. and Mrs. ], Underwood, of Holland. Oct. 4. Fu­ Every Indication at This Time is That New Treatment Now Avail­ neral services at Dowling and turlal John Rogers. Wednesday afternoon the Helping' able is Safe If Used When in Baltimore Cemetery. Mr and [Hand Club met with Mrs. Walter I1 Temperature Is-Right Mrs. Rpnald Haynes spent Tik-a- Warner with fifteen members and* Lu«y Norris and Orvle Ludlow nt' East Lansing.—Protection of reed tended the funeral. Mrs. Frye w.o day in Hastings lhe guest ut Rev. .four vtsllars present. Tho early]1 a resident of this place some ’rear: Conklin and family. | part of the afternoon was given! ....... weevil can be insured by fumigating ago and made many friends wiillt l>'ln8 “ Quilt- Then a short , tiie Seed with carbon disulphide or here. She leaves a -on and two p)u]|1J)s vnted the formers .voit session followed after Skidmore, near Vuksburg which Bernice Mlnar. program'1 with propylene diclorlde -mixture, daughters, numerous relatives and • . according to entomologists at Mlclu- friends to mourn her loss. Sym- Tuexiay. chairman, told in a very interesting .• । WU»- U rxk-ndnl «. Il» <«Mib j s.s„, rf'iw ,„,lM „nt w manner of ■her visit to A Century i gan State College. A surprise party for Mr- Wil- lh(. Mclhqdtat church in Hastings of Progress Others who had at-', fumigant when properly used and ham MeKlbbin was held at their gun<|ay Owning (O hear 'tiie Kcn- tended gave brief sketches. Tiie' hoine Saturday night. There were WIfky singers. travelling basket which was ini 53/1O0 mil , twenty-one present A delightful, ' ' rhfirge ot Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Pox, I1 netted >1.76. The November meet- । • r.turci to r«o«»r .urn naonry* or , , , , I /, . ,-----. „ ------ ,, rt thrrevf. .disulphide is highly inflammable ing will be held with Pearl Bagley. । ' | HOSE who daughttr. NOW. THF.REFoRW. »r titiu* of th* and explodes when Ignited. Propy- Kibbln's birthday anniversary. All,Edd- Uc-,ott At this time each one is requested i "" "a ,n,*4,ln,i- 'At.**'4 ”tr,‘ i!ene diclorlde is not inflammable wished her many happy return*. ■ Mrs. Mary Payne of. Hastings to bring fruit, vegetables or Jelly । >»• «pi<xk. Mr. and Mr* Callus Hughes and -I*’*1 Thureday with Mrs. C N. To- which will be contributed to the • bought their coal a few weeks t».« •-•rt.a .!»• <t a. n. ivna.' Grain ciin not be fumigated suc- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lathrop spent .bl<r Ixxrpitals. ,n ’? courfully when the tem|>grature b the last at the week at A Century Frank Tobias from Nashville vtelfMiss Clara Scott visited relatives 1 •rr'hxij i.y Mie ■! i. .Hie \»b.1uo. ai below 60 degrees F.-or when the of 'Progress. They returned Sun- ed his brother. Mr. ond Mrs. C. N. in Grand Rapids on Sunday. ago SAVED MONEY ... and 1 - North fr“nt 4»->r o th# vomits grain or beans ore damp. Thc'gcr- day. ” iTpbtus. Sunday. Mrs. John Stewart of Plainwell 1 "SR mUutlMl or lhe md is injured «th. Those from here going to Chicago1 Mra. Spellman Casey and son. r wh»r- the vir.-uif Court f< r Hie Cann, seed is wet when fumigated. When Sunday were. Mr. and Mrs Venn* Rex. went to Chicago Sunday and’ Is spending several days with Mrs. 1 Earl James. < t lurry i.■ h«-w. >f die t r. ini*«- d«- temi>eruturcs are low. tire fumlgatCalthrbp and Hazel, Mr and Mrs ; attended A Century of prugreas. Mrs. George Gabriel, who has ‘ । 'r*.f nerwifry t" re.ii.e tbting material will not xapowizc. , uui .lur mi -aid n->rnr»«». with inter 1 the benn weevil lives over wintdr Charles Garrett. Mr. and Mrs. James| Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and spent the past month at her cot-1 Boulter. Mr. and Mrs. Sam IM-Back. ! family sftent Sunday In Hastings tage on the cast end of the lake and] , lnn't?,Fn?iu.iinV‘r.nowerrin bcBIU Or pca’';' ani1 fltps from Mr. Honeywell. Frank and Gordon.the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marshal visiting friends, went to Kalamazoo,1 i Swfilil br* rtitui-: I4i<i |.remi«ri them to bean fields in the spring. If on Sunday where she will visit-1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johneock arc Mr. -and Mr*. Edd. Newton and friends for a few weeks before re- । kre carried to,the field and the new crop Is surq to be. attacked by the the proud parents of a daughter mother. Mr* (Mara Brown visited turning to her home in Dayton. Ky. ( born October 3. Janet Ann Ls the Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hall >nd family Among those who are attending by ordering YOUR coal NOW . Of South Hastings Sunday. ‘ nnd have recently attended the I1 . Infested beans are worthless for name. Congratulation*. food anti are usually so seriously in-- Mr. and Mrs. Peeling with their Volnuy Hardy visited at Vent Wel- World's Fair are. Mr. and Mrs. Mar- । famlly have moved to Port Huron tn A.v.vna Sunday. . ' cus Bagley. Walter Warner. Mr. and i 0 —before prices go any higher! J tired that they will not germinate We wish them success lit.their new, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred.Bugbee of BalMrs. James hfevins, Hattie Killibk,] j If planted for seed. ! timbre vi.-itid her brother, Mr. and Mr. nnd Mrs? Cassius Hughes. Mr. I I Beans to be treated should be home. Our service will make clean satisMrs. Nettle Brown nnd Norma Mrs. Frank Golden, nnd family. and Mra. Arthur Lathrop. Mr. and Iplaced in tight bins in which all cracks have been ^topped. One and of Orangeville mode-numerous calls Mr. and Mrs. W- O. ’Dibhis spent Mrs. Lee Nottingham and Itfle. 1 jI • factory delivery to your home. Sundav with Mr.- and Mrs. Edd. Lloyd. Ruth. Clark and Alvin. one-half jxiunds of fumigant should on friends here Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. N. H. Barb.-r. Mr. Travcr In the McOmbbr district, [be used to each 100 cubic feet of .SOUTHWEST CARLTON. 'space In the bln. The fumigating nnd Mrs. George Wood and Dora: Mr. and Mrs. Dodge from near Johnsofl attended the Odd Felh.w .piwport railed on Miss Sus|e PhilWalter Culbert and son. Robert. material is poured directly on the und Mr. and Mrs. Buneli Phll- Frank Shriber. Wade Marlowe and seed to be treated after the seed is and Rebekah Association nt Nashson. Hubert Mqrlowe. attended A covered with several thicknesses of viiic Monday night. A very pleas-, npj Sunday blankets with newspapers between ant time was reported. Mrs. Barber M»f and Mrs. Fred Meyers re- Century of Progress Sunday. them. The covering is removed aft- was elected president of the asso- funwd t0 Detroit Friday after Mrs. Eugene Nichols spent Mon­ elation-for the coming rear. spending a week with Mr- and Mra. day with Mrs. Wilcox of Coats ej; 48 lUMir.< _ Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Wood '*ere:&w. Newton and family. Grove. SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. entertained to a chicken dinner! Ot..irgta Newton accompanied Mrs. Mrs. W. W. Eisenhood went Dealers In WOOL, CRAIN. SEEDS. FLOUR, [Sunday nt the home of Mr. and.Palli smith home Fridav night and Thursday to Battle Creek to visit FEEDS. COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. hcr RU(.st GVrr Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wotring and Mrs George Wood al Delton. . her daughter, Mrs. Lyle Quimby. son. George, of Nashville and Mr. Mr . and Mrs. Delos Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Waters and Mr. and Mra. William Shriber and TELEPHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. and Mrs. Gaylord Wotring air.l son of Toledo. Ohio, came f-V.day ,lr and Mra stewart/Waters and daughter of Hastings spent Satur­ folks, baby oFNcXwJTork called on Mr and to visit’ ’the ’ ’ home “ “ ' returning[,baby and Makd Newton from near day night with Mr. und Mrs. Frank ; , Mrs. Ward Green and Mr. and Mrs. to their home Sunday. Delton called on Air. and Mrs. Edd. Shriber. Glenn Wotring Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. David Deal were Newton Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. William Usbome of , Mbs Catherine Spindler of Wood­ Grand Rapids spent Sunday with1 land s|wnt the week end with Miss, Mr. and Mrs. LaFayettc Usbome. i Miss Aschn Buck add Kendall The Ladles' Aid mMta in basement Caroline Wtnsloff. . | Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keeler and nowudtiy* family spent Sunday with the for­ Buck s|x'nt Sunday evening in Bat­ Thursday. Oct. Iflth. Dinner served Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wotring and ' daughter left for Holland Thurs-i by the committee. Everyone wel­ mer's mother. Mrs. Margaret Ans- tle Creek. Mrs. Faye Ddnley and children, come. , ! day enroute to A Century' of Prog-1 were schoolmates In the long ago. | to Mr. and Mrs.’ Arthur Getty of paugh, of Quimby. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Middleville. Mrs. Getty will’lx- re­ ■‘ress where they will spend a few MIm Ethelyn Ann Shriber of Has­ Betty and Jack, of Hostings spent Mr. and Mrs. Hale of Linden came OToole ot Battle Creek. September! membered ’ os Lucile Johnson. tings spent Sunday with her grand­ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.' Leo Friday night to ’ their daughter's, days. I Barry. . 25.----------a daughter. Jean. ----Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A- C. mother. Mrs. Frank Shriber. Loren Hershberger and fatally of — ------ -Patricia —------------Mra. Guy Cline's, being railed here Liberty Mills. Indiana, and Miss O'Toole was formerly Mbs Evelyn 'jotinsoA. She is in the hospital in Mra. Anna Buck entertained the by the serious accident in which Glenn* Blocher were Sunday guests Honeywell of this place. Congratu- .Grand Rapids. [ NORTHWEST-THORNAPPLE. Doreas Society on Wednesday. Mr. Cline lost his hand. He was able at Harrison- Blocher's. ■ | latlons. • I Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bowerman Mira Barbara Bowman of Has­ Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schantz and lo be brought home Sunday but Still Ellsworth Smith and family, and Mrs. Norn .Doyle of Olrego.spent and children began housekeeping in tings spent Wednesday evening with son. Russell, nnd Maurice Thomas suffers much pain. Mrs. Sherman Smith of Hastings .several days with her sbteri Mrs. the Fred.-Wtwernutn house near the Mr. nnd Mra. Walter Culbert. and Miss Ruth Heintz of Leighton Next Sunday will be Rally Day nt I spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs.] Fannie Jackson. While hrrel she Colman fcchool as Mr.-and Mrs. Fred Arthur ptrodtbeck of Rutland and Mr. and Mra. Henry Beck went church nnd a program is being spent Sunday with his parent*. Mr. on the excursion from Hastings to the prepared. Everyone come, preaching Victor Wcnsloff spent the week' Triple Link Club will meet wish Mr. and Mrs. Alec Albert have left and Mra. J. J.' Strodtbeck. ' ■ Chicago Sunday. nt U.30 and 10:30 Sunday School, Pearl Bagley Friday. October] for their new home in Chicago. end with’friends in HastingsMr ' Miss Virginia Buck and Esther Mra. Joseph Schnurr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Blake Makley and1 13- All day meeting, pot luck din-1 Lassen of Buttle Creek spent the Verne Thomas attended tin- Sunday He who laughs last is probably the daughter of Charlotte werp guests ---- Will start o’travelling basket cently from a trip to A Century of week end with Mrs. Anna Buck and School teachers' inkctlng at Hastings one who intended to tell the story of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Makley Sun- with a committee of Several trice Progress in Chicago. family. : Wednesday. himself n little later on.—Punch. John Grice returned to his home Carol Brodbcck is attending col­ after spending ” a time with id* lege In Ohio. \ daughter and husband. Mr. and Mr.'. • Mr. and Mra; Jarsna of Grandvillei Mrs. Ada Cortrlght and Dr. Jay Roberts, in Grand Rapid.*. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Mullen, of Otsego were call- Mr. and Mrs. -Let- Lapham and Icrs nt Mrs W. J. Polley and Mrf. M.tjjla Grove spent Thursday after­ noon at the Greenhome. Sunday guest* at Mrs. Mary Fish- DeBack. Mrs. Clinton Castle. Norma,• Will Green, who has been staying and Frederick Castle have been with his brother. Albert and family handed in ns being In Chicago Sun- the pa*l summer has left for Flor­ A high school in Enunei ida to spend the winter. i many, is In it-Wiooth year. _____ r__ K Lt ... ...... . along nicely - There was no school Thursday aft­ Mrs. Sholp getting i The old-fushloned boy who used I from her major operation. Tills ernoon its the teacher, Mrs. pteeby, ' to off and Join the circus mw hos-a gratifying to her many friends. went to Grand Rapids. ' I Allen Streby attended a banquet help wash the dishes because Ills sis-| Neeley. and our boys •fetory: nn<'. evening l;ist?week at Lansing ter haa gone off to try out In the Tor the visiting nine. ...... .. ...... given by the Curtis Publishing Co. movies.—Border Cities Star. | The boys from here who belong Will „„ Maynard returned to his _____________________;_________ to the IJelloRg ball.team feel quite home ......a- in Fennville after spending the -iirnmer with Mr. and Mrs. lost only omr game this msen. _ Claud Willson. Flossie Adrian-on gave a fin-? report‘on tiie Missionary program, she Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Frey and daughter of Michigan City were Wednesday evening six of ouri callers nt Rex Waters’ Wednesday young people attended lhe Epworth j evening. League Rally at the Hastings M. E.; Mason Newton spent Sunday with church. A pot luck rupjMT was served after which an entertaining and Instructive program was given.Those who attended from here were.' John Willison were, clarence l^ytie Marian. Richard, and Lewif. John­ anti family ot Hope Center. Ray son. Nina B. Smith and Lucile and Durkee and family of West Ho|>e, Doris Adrianson. If mon- <f our. Walter WlUison and family of Gun young {xtople could see the r. spouse Marsh also Charley .Beck of Gales­ in other churches to the Epwortli1 burg and Gordie Durkee and-son \ la-ague meetings, they'would take David of Dcllonmore interest in their own league.' Mrs. Vina Durkee and Mrs, Eva Let’s have many out next Sunday Beck attended the'Century of Prog­ evening at seven o'clock. Come anil ress in Chicago Sunday. ■ DESTROY BEAN WEEVIL Mrs. Millie Frye died at the home BY FUMIGATING SEED of her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coal I>r>™ G".ins “notice' . YOU CAN • SAVE Money Smith Brothers Velte & Company st GEuBOi: W. GOOD BUSINESS FOR THE RIGHT MAN Miss Doris'Adi iansonattended the Women's Foreign Missionary Soci­ ety meeting of the Grand Rapids district nt Grand Rapids, Thurs­ day, with Rev. and Mrs. Miles. They had live pleasure of. hearing five missionaries from China, India and gusta and Mrs. Hcl’.cn Garrett and two children of Chicago were guests <>i Mason Newton Thursday evening. • Mrs- Donald McQuarrie visited her’ daughter. Marjorie and the new granddaughter in Kalamazoo one BUICK-PONTIAC MF. and Mrs. Stewart Waters and Sunday School Rally will be held ■baby Marie spent Sunday afternoon I the M. E. church Sunday. Octo- with Mr. and Mrs. Will Louden and it 15. Let the attendance be all Mnrvcl near Gull lake. the name implies.. , Mr. and Mrs. Allison Louden and daughter Ddnna of Gull lake were rrr.rr.i, non. cituari tirmrai. ,,, . ---------- ---------Probate. Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. rollers at DonMld McQuarrie s and ,he M,a,e of Olfnn Marclus Bagley were. Mr. and Mrs Rex Waters’ Sunday afternoon. N.»» y. BosteWniioa «l«-l in old ,cUrl: P»rry Chapman of Martin, Mr. and prtiilon vmriot th»t tbw.n4m ni.tr*- Mrs. Dorr Backus and daughter.-. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wertman ,<Hh*r'-nt\b!"':i'-r*o‘n 'and Bolton Of Gajesburg. spent Sunday with his brother. Har­ Tt L nr.irtrd. th«t tho si.t 'ti/ Sunday gtwffs were. Mr. and Mrs. of Galesburg. ,»wr. A I' i-ei.T «t t.-n .-•.i..;k •> th# E- E. Cross. Mr. and Mr*. Angus' lan. Leslie Gould and family visited rroby n»i*K.int«dPfor Morinit' »*I<J,npcti* j o°*. C Mr’ his parents at Athens Triday; cn. . and Mrs. Richard PetUjobn. Ivan Campbell and. wife of Bat. 1 iUE Buick-Olds-Pontiac Sales Company— a !». S.<S! n.ur>>l.r» ol K»l«m.,m. IX-l u ward selling Buick* and Pontiaca to new prospects, of Mr. and Mrs Urt Bergman. Hughes of. Toledo. Mr. and Mrs Tire Cedar Creek Ladies* Aid will ■* subsidiary of General Motors—want* a good «nd helping Buick and Pontiac owner* to get tho iLyle Tobias and son of Battle liave 3 business meeting at the business man to establish a Buick-Pontiac dealer­ Creek called on R. W. Hughes Sun- churfh Thursday afternoon ut 2:30 most satisfaction and pleasure out of their cars. ship in this community. Naturally, wc want the o'clock All members try and be ... If y<Ai are the man we want—or if you know W. Hughes was a week end i beet man we can get ... a man fully capable of of hi* daughter In Battle The Harvest Festival at the M. P. of such a mon—we should be glad to tell you church Friday evening was well at­ eatablishing a permanent and profitable sales and all about tire Buick-Pontiac franchise and ex. tended. Mr. Ketcham gave a fine service business. He must be a man of sound bus­ talk. Rev. Smith and fatally re­ inc** judgment... of good reputation among his plain it* many advantages. But we advise you ' iKibbln home, also visited relatives ceived many gift*. 'ofn,n and friends in Yankee SJpr.ngs. Forrest Gould of Yorkville spent friends and neighbors ... a man who is willing to act quickly. Such an opportunity is not likely i»r» to* Miss Ruth McKlbbln Is sjendlng Sunday with his brother. Leslie, and , to give liberally of his time and hi* abilities to­ to be available for long. . . . Write or wire a sliort time with Mrs. F. Under- family. •4J"(,’‘- >ood at Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Owen and riaimt; The Christian Endeavor will meet children. Mr. and Mrs. Ardy Owen in th# with Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Griffin at ware callers at the home of their Zone Manager ] the U. B. Mission Uj Hastings, Oct uncle. Mr. and -Mrs. Gharlle Ham­ be*ni ;14 for their regular business jneet- mond, of Baltimore, Sunday oftcr>4 <i«r ing. Pot luck supper. Also it will be BUICK . OLDS - PONTIAC SALES'-CO. ’*,0*k.the time of Quarterly meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Laribee and the same place. J. L Batdorff. pre-, [Mrs. IL Leavitt were visitors at A Detroit, Michigan iu siding elder. | Century of Progress Sunday. S franchise to be placed with the right man in this city! 1 D. U. BATHRICK, ring. In printed � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-10-18.pdf 1e0ab7aa114c23fb305e673a8f9927bf PDF Text Text r THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR fefrPAGES ■ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, OCTOBER 18, 1933 ,C0mfflESC0-A ■E INFORMATION First Barry County Color Tour ABOUT HUSTINGS VERT BOM BONDS Long Caravan of Twenty-Two Cars and M. E. A. MEETING TO BE HELD OCT. 27-28 PAGES Ito 8 THE SUPERVISORS . ELECT OFFICERS NUMBER 25 FIDST MEETING OF IHEBHIM APPOINTMENT Named as Inspector With Teachers of Fourth District Public Utilities Commisto Hear Varied Program at Grand Rapids j BERT TINKLER RECALLS NAME WM. L. CHASE.MEMCOULD HAVE DQJiE MORE . BEPBESENTATIVM TBOM Teacher* In the fourth dbtflet of FACTS AND INCIDENTS IF STATE HAD PAID ITS BER OF THE COUNTY editor of the Lakeview Enterprise: STARR COMMONWEALTH the Michigan Edupatioaal A-Mochi Everything conspired to make the ■ The Rev. L. L. Dewey lead com­ and Edmore Times in •Montcalm! r.AUv I’m’ vwnnw am tion. whicK. includes Barry county, OF EARLY DAYS OBLIGATIONS POOR BOARD county. a former resident here, will OA*E THE PROGRAM first Barry County Color Tour «pon- munity singing after which the will meet In Grand Rapids on Fri­ I be Interested to know that he hx|sored by the Hastings Commercial chairman called on John Ketcham day arid Saturday. Oct. 27 and 28-(. CRUDE METHODS TOTAL RECEIPTS FOR ________________________ been appointed as an Inspector with FLOYD STARR ILL SO Lecture* by proujintut educational .1 [Club an enjoyable event. The inu^n- to express the appreciation of Ute the old kelly leaders and group dbciuslonv cover-; runccu AS ac JANITOR iamitgd LaiuJng. Ihc PnbIlc Commission at VP AR lAJFRF CQQ QAG 79 u’8 perfect and a soaking rain UNABLE TO ATTEND CHOSEN He v,UltlM has always been active; sed ItAn ntnt lhe day IK)t ouly Washed the club to the W. K. Kellogg FoundaIng a wide range of educational' -----------|ln the Republican party. , -----------tlon for the lire courtesies extended. Dr. n I I u TV m n foliage to it* brightest color but alto! Hon topics feature the two-dny program. , ■" ’ Mr Bums is a former— employee of Making Rea! Home for Boys Smith Elected >-----------------------------*-------Dr. LF.ryd Douglax/famister. lec- Mrs. Maude Commission HUS Done Well made tiie roads dustless. Then. too. Darling of the Foundation, who Old Upright Saws Used in >«■ Hastings Hanner , — , . am ;,he Hastings Banner and while here and while here to Maintain Highways With tlw h«l»tality extended by. w K ‘came in during the luncheon, was ■ turer and author of note, will be one Member nt Lumber Mills—Charcoal and Helping Them to Re- . of County Old Age | .narried Miss Irma Worden. Mr. and • 8 J ; Kellogg camp )>ertonnel And the do-. then introduced and gave a. brief of lhe main speakers on tire pro­ Sold for 10c Bushel Pension Board • Mr*. Burns and daughter now readjust Their Lives BUCh Limited Means llctous lunch served there were ap- talk. Mr Walton then asked‘Ltoyd gram. Following him. Dr. Paul1 Th, herd of vupenuor. W r‘ ^ “ Xlonk .re ..tended .nd Voelker, state superintendent of ■ Tlw Barry County Road Cooftnls- predated by all. Member* of the Shafer to Introduce John Vldareny. The Banner has published four If we had more "Starr CommonWon presented their report to the caravan under the spell of lhe mel- director of the camp. Mr. Vldarnry articles concerning Hastings as it public instruction, will discuss the day morning took up the matter of .we nrt. aun? _Mr, Bums will be ah wealth*" there would be fewer crimi­ subject. "Michigan's Next Step." । Board of Supervisors on Wednesday, low fall colors were in a festive Pave a brief account of the fine work nals, and fewer young lads roaming was when the writer moved here as being done at the camp. Among the special group discus­ electing officers who. are chavn by efficient inspector. Tlwy show receipts ns follows for mood. - ■ aimlessly about Hie country, fol­ _ «— As a special entcrlaiiuurnt fea­ a lad in 1863. We thought it would sion*. Principal W. T. Wallace of that body. They made selections' , " Harold Foster, who at one time or the year ending October I. 1933: — lowing the easy paths that Jpad to another has driven over every by­ ture. Larry Wolfe and Donald be interesting to our readers to have Hastings High rchool has been as follows: lives of criminality. Tlie Starr Com­ On hand Oft. 1. 1932 . $78.89851 ! an Uccouut of even earlier days- Ac­ Goucher, both of Hastings, pul on Way in the county, was put in charge" n.mrd dmlrrnu, o! lhe Huh School ram , d aup ,„uor WllU.m monwealth at Albion takrx boy* who Cash receipt*------------ 19,442.21 •L. -----. - -. - of - ... of selecting the route and also a musical program that charmed cordingly' the writer interviewed Division. Chase as ------superintendent the'i •ther audicnc. Mr. ** Wolfe ployed Bert . Tinkler, wbo/was born in the I Total deed sotne of them have gone quite poor for a ja-riod of three years, sue-1 .‘.$98440.72 | headed' the caravan of twenty-two • ’■ । cars and eighty-six people who two accordiqrii numbers. "El little village here in 1854. his par­ a long way on the downward pith, I Exi>endit tires ceedlng C. H. Osborn His duties ents then living on a part of what a started •*■-*• uv.u from tl»e vjui courtt nwku**: house square u k Relicarlo" by Jox- Padilla and an ant! build* them up into' lives of will begin January 1. 1934, Mr. Os-j I Total cash on hand in lire Road Bt g;3o o'clock. The cars were Sched­ adaptation of the Beautiful Ohio." is now the Osborn farm; usefulness and helpfulneas, through born has been on this board for . Not far from Mr. Tinklers boyin Commission fund. $48,885.70. in the ulvd to arrh-e at Kellogg camp at done by himself. Mr. Opuchcr, ac­ right, teaching, proper training, grid eighteen years, and his record has TOTAL COST FOR RELIEF P ^J^hlp road fund $10.38734, and->2 OO o'clock noon and in spite of companied by Mr. Wolfe on the hcod home Jived Ambrose Hubbell, been one that has been highly cred-1 wo* r nx.uu.c correct living. Nol all such young u, Randall«»e earliest of Mr I £.‘h? fund' ’‘2199 U the stow pace , required by Winding piano, sang "October" by IN COUNTY PAST YEAR 1 fellows can be reclaimed, but there Hable to the county and to himself.| I ThU last U Just as it stood a year township trolls and stops enroute. Gaul and "Trees" by Kilmer-Ras- ™,k pr^ recollections when a small ! is every prospect for lhe young hd We hope Mr. Chase may be equally I . ।1 rw>VJ WAS $28,310.45 boy; to is nt of wHn*&.inir witnessing t>u. tin- ftawwlUnk* threshing I , . . . . . . drive in two minutes ahead of time. lUlClj • who lias had the proper background successful. of grain on Mr. Hubbell s place. The ..T ,e l*‘ bftn’l*red ,n After the luncheon. Hob Walton, Out-of-town guests present on L. M. BRODBECK, WOOD./ of honorable, parentage free from I Frank Bagnall was re-elected Janj Its a ork this year by the fact that president of the commercial club. an- Hie tour included Let) Feighncr of threshing machine consisted of a cythe taint AVERAGE of crime.- FurNUMBER the unforitor-for the coming year. • j BURY, OWNS A FINE I I ra?ney b' nounced that the Usual business Nashville. I> xter Lo.jk of Lowell, Under only, which would separate’ Fred Mayo was elected, for a IN INFIRMARY IS 49 steeped tn viclousnesv'and crime, I Led.2*PC .baVka' “nd meeting would be dispensed with. Richard Blrkholm of Eau Claire. Mr. the grain from the wheat heads.. COLLECTION three-year term as meipber of the y iVr J.urther facl Time was taken. howeveT, to approve and Mrs H. O. Benway of Middle­ There was no straw carrier, no; attd.li), whose tender years there has Barry County Road Commission, fan t l<: CJ°Unt1y a motion-by Ltoyd Shafer, county ville. The Rev. and Mrs. Morris Mc­ sieves, none of the other paraphorLawrence Fuhr was named one of Capable and Efficient Man«very encouragement in crunlgOnl.v n small part of what is du? it scom Executive, that the club spon- Kean of Middleville and Mr and rialla that we naw associate with a INTERESTED IN OBSERV­ m nnnnlf eehnnl examiners, ewnmln..... sue-, . —,. . 'I— nal WAVS on rrtlwh mmm* nal ways, th*re* there to is rust not so much IItope lhe county school threshing outfit. The operator fed ; j agement Results in Keep, uh we,«,u aor a Hallowe'en party for boy* lind Mrs. Nelson Johnson of Grand Rap­ became there is little moral fiber to ANCE OF CENTENNIAL ceedlng himself. the grain.,after the bands had been Under the circumstances..we think-.jri< Of Hasting ids. build on. Some of such young lad* ing Expenses Down Under tlie new "old age pensioni the county Ueasurer and the road “ I cut. into the cylinder and the cylin-1 U to ha« an1 I commission have done well to retire -------------------------- ; The County Poor v»™n~.wn Commission seem almost hopeless, and sooner or ■ dcr. by its rapid motion, blew the Offers to Make Display of All law." each pensionKMiu. board.iuiumuiu eon.bUneuioibrought .b„U3hlin their thlltrenort ,eponto lothe IPnoanl lotcr society must take care of them n . ... ,,, , . „ *'•oM “ “Rage c pn»>«vu ' BLOSSOMING LILACS. about $23,000 of .the county's Covert ADC VQU GOING TO 'straw chaif.and wheat together on­ Such Views—Would Copy three members, two of them being of supervisors last week and in our constantly enlarging prtsom». road bonds that were outstanding. HnC ' uu uu,nu ,u , to tlie oi>j»slte side. On the ground TUC nuiOAnn caid Mr and Mrs H «bert Cook visited JThls can only add another load to Your Old Pictures !*h" nt Had ih«i state - paid Its share due; I nt LnlLAuU rAln their yvull lake cottage Sunday, un i had been spread blankets to catch -Clement, and the state welfare mutchwl by an^ ~ an alrrady over-taxed people, to iu mithe muni; county under uiiuit existing laws,! laws.; ------------, the wheat. Men stood close by with; The Bunner has received an In­ ----'were surprised to find that one of agent for the county R. H. Mott. biz,. antj population in the state of X" a matted al keen thn county would liavc been able to jf Von p,.ri( Yntir Our Bettor the.lilac bushes there contained a forks and carried away the straw, terestingvu „.,uu.lwulwn uvui, . communication from L-mM. Floyd Starr, founder of Starr retire the entire $63,000 due last 11 *0U ™ “ Y0Ur Oar> BeUer Third member, the Jaw specifies. Michigan, in the economic with that ---------------------------------------number of small biossoms. They after it had been shaken thorough- Brodbeck. agent of the ^ere Mar- must be a woman and must be which the w"rk has been done Yer Commonwealth, was not able u> t>«> Not Leavo Anything Val­ Muy on Covert road bonds with no; o to k get „_t lbe groin onto the, queue railroad at Woodbury. Mr. were very fragrant. • While the. ly Chosen by the board of supervisors. 1 wc believe, no one who i*'worthy and ‘ ,,rtJ< ’ nt the °i'*,lln6 Brotherhood difficulty whatever, and the com-, . Naturally blankets, the f operation Brodbeck was born in Barry county. The board named Mrs. Maude n^d reUe7 bw fmled m r^ire Monda>' elc bunches were not as large as in the ’ ‘n’ ,l" ad»*»‘«d »*uable on the Inside mission would have had the money' . was slow as contrasted with thresh­ but u emplojcd Just across the line Smith, I< ~4.». Smith county rmmtv school u-hnnl commissioner, k _ UCa ™ receive cante of. ... __. capable ill health. v Very If you are going to drive over to rpring they teemed to be well de­ besides with which to carry on its. ing today. power to operate the cy- Ul Mlon coumy. 1V WU1 „v Bcri , urav were provided. Iwawr, , vetoped. in Eaton county. It will be seen that for this place. substitute* | The'report shows that the total regular work. -----— ------j a Century of Progress in your auu?Vi,r Cttme Irom 11 tieu^lmill.. In he is much interested in the ptoj expended for carrying bn the. in tlie persons of Mr. Grew. Mrs. “W tomoWle. Il pnibubly would lx- »d- CIVIC PLAYERS TO . which were placed two. three or more posed centennial cclebrat Ion of Ha*- -------------------Emily Kirkpatrick in charge of the in good faith with the available ... . . . . S weu M 51; cuKund-w^T/a'nS ihr^ng'b^ nn(nr-<. h°rs*s ** ,h" hor ' - **•«»*» to walk tings in 193&. It will also be noticed GOERTNERCUTS WAY means for maintaining Hie county v,;,1'b!*' fnr >’ou not ,o Wrlt l{ *l°n8 GIVE “THE BRIDE” treadmill would oiienite and a that he is in a position to contribute! FROM COUNTY J AIL i temporary relief outside of the inth^hthete re'adTn” th" roads and has Unit a* many mites of tllc n,airi streets, even though; - — ----tK?t ‘-----ron‘ t,M? wli' i'l to n small . ----.............. — .......... — ,’ not IIU. a K little ..UklV to W the HIV succrss of VI thisi V<IU> I ------------ ■ firmary. hx; cost . only $28.310 45 <l^Pffl”'d through their readings the uf township roads as possible under -'1,u •**ked it securely. We are led <*,,n,c^d wlIh 'be cylinder: celebration in-the way of pictures Prisoner Saws Through Two Thte is’test than oiw.-hnlf of wijat th- .McNilt law during this year. ’0 make this suggestion because of Local Troup Invited to Give h t j « ... n , dld the ojKralion. , an d the like-even mon* in way* _ , . — ... ~ , T... ■ ............. ur»u mu list— even monin ways Ing of the Jives of young »»"• boys. Series of Bars Some Time icllnUm' Etfton “d Grallot 108 <* and wc think they have done well, -‘w,d experience of four young Production PrArlnnfinn tn m Battle WnTtln Creek urh,.r.. i .■ Mead's E.ut c-.. • m.i.. x........................ . . ................. Where Jay Side Oro-1 which, he suggests in his tetter. ,I senes oi wars home time i whlch arc fllso BRrlcultlu.al . In a very sincere and interest Ing - ------ -—' people of this city, whose names we Next Month eery now stands there was an old;which is given below. i wjH not mention. ' ANOTHER POST OFSunday Night .[have jwid. These .counties have manner Mr. Grew, who substituted I gentleman. whuie name Mr. Tinkler! if any of our readers have such! for Mr. Starr as tile rpeuker. cx! These people had their grips and ' ’“nd, m“'h pialhcd the work that had been ear-' m Ailecn could not recall, madtt iiui.iiMi charcoal; pictures he .. mentions, and will II | Le.rn.rfC.orrin.-r to ld ln the“uc!‘ .■ ..... _. ?. 0Urn?». ,,....... , .--..I, st*,., .If..................... .. hm who .. ..•» Hum-; ne mein ions, anu win mu irtuwl ... ... ..as to ...... “"‘’-MJ;'? fto ui.wood gatheredI I], in U|V the for*sU I,Joan them Mr. Brodbeck for cnuiuy Jail here on • charge ol 77------- - - --- --- ---------; -- - .Jean - -- ...... nu.ui.K.l <«™ >»l«to>«cn Utfn UUs fice ontinued Roc of Nashville, were selected from nearby. The w kh ha would !»• be »il<-a pilei in !copying, plgase communicate with’ [breaking and entering the Delton “2?^.. „ Roe . ,, , , । SUirr Commonwealth. It is the One it .rving Village six candidates to play the part of a conical shape, after it was i'll; him or notify the Bunner office, j iGarage lost summer sawed hl. way, n<*«*orthy' ** ** ' theory of Mr. Starr that boys who Duqucnse, leading feminine u>«;u. dried. n It was was men then cuverea covered van with <iht, Your kindness will be greatly up-! to freedom sometime between the *act t.hat, 51,<wn ln the report,' go wrong ore nol bad. but that tlgty An AMMn.. After AO n Years tr------) |lw cgr before lh£,y lefl it—but noth- ■ Marie Monday 87 role nr*nw in- "The Mailing, Bride." rtoto next tiroducnn>, ...... .... i......i.. w,»ch coin.. tton PtovJ™ UUd <> nre predated and you will be helping to, hours of 9:00 o'clock Sunday etc-'“* count.y, ?'nLua? ,,arf just the products of tlwlr cn। ing seems to, be safe in piilcago. •ln nVU‘u lh the • wrxxl. There niake the centennial celebration ot nlng and early Monday morning.!JTar 1Jre •l-189.75 less than they vtronment; remove their bud en­ Continuous Service . ■ A short time later whim the. four , to be presented in Central auditor!-; was Just enough draft so that the;greater Interest. Goertner's trial was set for Thun-! Jor lftst yw’ ,rom October to vironment and put them under -----i"~ J—uiiiu niai. me, । I Another |H»st office has been dis- relumed, tome thief or thieves evi- um commendng at 8:15 8-15 qclock o.clock nre reduce, the u-.xxl wood :; here commencing fire would slowly rcducq Woodburv. Mich.. day this week. In making hix get-! °“?ber' , ... Woodbury. Midi.. Oct. Oct. 12. 12. 1933. 1933. I continued in Barn' county, the one dently in poMexslon of a "master" urn 1 clean, wholesome influences, and away Ooertner sawed through the! rcp^rt Wo» nmt“a4n,rL^i»,y tn t p 10 fbaixoal. This charcoal was sold | Editor Hastings Banner, I. at Irving village going out of com- key had unlocked the car. stolen Nnv they will develop into useful, help­ Rrtrntut th • Erectord nt bu<ks,n“l» at >»»•• princely stun Hastings. Michigan. ban of the cage m which he was und ot t K’ ln5Bal^ ln, the ful citizens, starting out 20 years mission on Monday. October hi The, everything that was inside the cr Bitrnett, the airectoi. Because i.. ----- . a-enuse of nt of hw u.„ c,.nL, .»a bu.sh<.|. iDearMr. Cook? confined as well as a bar covcriog an nilrmary■ and for the farm • , ago. firmly convinced that his tlicory w**' now served from excepting the cushions, affd left dMrl"CdemoiJtratedr ’idmj^^eam.i Mn 'Tinkler 1^l,ltJcrf«M ’«nntd the writer writers By your "paper I note that Has- upper stay wiitoow^n" tlie'Iwrth j - .... especially outstanding. Tlie aver-’ " ; Mr. confirmed ’ s i "" was right, Mr. Starr took charge of Hastings. Route 1. Roy E. Busi), car-. . wen locking- the — cv again. —*" 7 ’*,he ‘ ------ --------h lHv In to ndto'mto HTtontt^nii ‘CO1^ Ctl ‘.“ areep hlH onon-me t,v- tiutfa* is ISmaking plans side of of thethe" Jail. I ' . 1i 5'7, UHg pvGpac »r.nir,. i.rewgti. iiu «!Jaiii );;il‘»u ‘r, ,lvw T' u? “n "’’* ,h «•'»■ lings maxing plan*to tocelebrate celebrate! ’’ number of persons maintained , four boys who had started out in a young people fi-lt felt quiLv quite itoii: safe uvvui about ?£ ntiiiiiv nano le aS? this niiiicuit i.n.t. ..mil . I .. ........ ...... . side .. clue* .... ;Jail. been . " discovered .. " ”...to!iW fiveto iIdS a Urole. .. ,..t ha,]k °L 111,1 cn— *lt °° 1001,1 birthday 1 am very much! No have " lndrn«r>Jor the,a“d The Irving office was opened July parking their locked cur where they «tn!o?.gliXinn h s“’te st • wh,c,‘ dfM\-ndcd sharply (Interested. in thia as Barry county | indicate how Goertner obtained the n*1™1*-/ Il°*' J® f9 wrong wayr-and were wards of the probate court. With almost inflnUe 1. 184b and was then on the ttage did, because in this particular spot toffowine thiwi l° ' rL ‘T’ uf. ‘valh v Thc haa fllw*,5's been my home until hacksaw blade that he must have Ipf .malnW route between Battle Creek and mere b; a policeman going up and following foliowine the precedent nrecedent set in "Out Out-­ ... ftbQlU ” ag0 when x . U5ed ln cutUng hls way through two!%"® *"d , TlWBi .,M?,70 patience and kindness lie devoted (Continued ............... on page n 9. port 2) I Grand Rapids via Hastings. It was; down every block. But somehow ward Bound," two young women evary thought to those boy* and ftone m' nh.v ih7.~nnr7---------------across th? county line. I scries of bar*. The most obvious ex-' There was ipeot for labor and other nally got the idea across to them located nt the house of A. E. Bull,: since the reign obA> Capone, people w«r»7 on WedneSav evenlnr’and the mh’ WHEAT GROWERS SLOW 1 have 3 hohby of collecting rail- ! planation is that some person must who was named postmaster. In 1847 i cannot have as much confidence in %S?r.Hv eren . . WGCH I UHUWtn^ oLUW plctures and have a line col- haxe sneaked a blade up to him on ,®4744' or aJoU1 ®‘ *7651 » «*• that they had the wrong slant on the office was transferred to R- NJ those guardian* of the law xs'they n on Friday evening. life, and that continuing on that , n.Fr,daCIvi^Flayers L®liB!”,?.have .been TO SIGN CONTRACTS li ctlo, ‘ atorted. I hadof the of a stick. However tills isI. h course could only lead to disaster. Hanna and in lhe game year G. K.-used to, have. The loos was rejxjrted ‘^.? Hustings .VU" ’ nHb ' ° inf loaning a number my pleasure pictures i the onlyend a surmise. , He felt well rewarded for hia effort*. lhL; [o “ «»a-s-sin« iwliceman. but only a mvitea to present Tne invited to-present "The Bride Bride”' nt Only about 25 p. r cent of the 10 Ionia for their Centennial Cete-! ^Opertner was known to the au-; J*™ te^lh^SoS^^e a hb> 1I0IL4. and in 1848 was appointed, bluff courtesy was shown, and even -Battle Creek on Monday evening .Others saw lhe splendid work that ’tory'.cJSJ rimu'gro«r» ‘-lwwl-bralion ‘lM“‘ hi ‘I, June, showitur •'”*'« nicture* Pbriun-ajthoHUea Mrr~M~a -iiWn aS-1 pMnuu,,. Kr^lK unlll l„ 1KS.| dbwllli, to te MpM “ --— —..... -• ----- i thorities here nu a ••slinnarv ,*’• '“»m. wnicn proouces quire a]’ * Continued on page six) «jg> might might be te"dHc'ult to llule •> ““ d 1“ma "“!nag 01ement ,h' in buy- ’ tl,c ®r’|' engines and trains used tomer who difficult“to, wb< n i>e Was succeeded by L', K.i So if you have to jiark your car Players Association The Invitation st8n<xl government contracts to date. . - as well xs“ good management buy-: TX O hS"in ’ SUPERVISORS Power*, wlio also kept the mail at' on any Chicago Hioroughfarc, better has been deffn tely acrepted Mr “^dmg to County Agent Foster.■«•»«* rollroads when' they were jkrep behind the bars. Consequently'£ MAKE Barnett say?, and !he STwomTn '«« "^r will be known I hare a num| The food Znt^n-i his home until 1865. when the office;be .sure that there is nothing vulu- Barnett says, ano tne young womnn v*.,., uumwi mu m- known . ■■ „ ■ ----- - . ------ •—••••■ -•••« APPROPRIATIONS week. There There are are more more timu man bvr **rof ofC. C-K. A: 8. pictures picturesand nndaa few few; .lulie itever never l.ad had an an opportunity opportunity to to, was moved into a separate building j ab|e inside. Of course it will be Just :who appears to be most capable nexl week. K. All. |mat»« will compare favorably with' „ .. . of handling .Kthe leading feminine 1.500 lJW® fanners '»nncm m in the the countv county altoihie eligible I M. C. C. views, views. but but net-d need quite quite aa few few। make make aa break break for for freedom. freedom. He He had had !?“. and A'hnel Hubbard was made post-. aj4 well to luck your auto, after nt « Give Pennock Ho.pltal 1750 Fach properly complete my col- been in jail nearly four months at SI*” master. He wus succeeded In 1869 you have parked it. but that's no role during.rehearsals will lie select- to a,«n contracts but only about 400 by F. L. Blake. C. A. Burger wa* sure sign that it will be there when Cd to make (he trip to Battle Creek have done so- Mr- Foster pointed out!,cct,on of the older days In Barry the time of his getaway. Of the t^tal expended, nearly —Cut Sum for Boys and jxwtmaster when the office was you return Herewith w t£ls prevails ,If >ou/k~w ° anyone who It so happens that Ooertner Is the three-quariers was for temporary j lu-ivwiiu ii J3 the complete vuiiipictc east coal for Jur th*‘ -— condition —......... .. closed. I ------- . Iti__________ *>.. . . ... .. 1 are starting - .. thrmitrhruif Ha rntmirv lias pictures of the Michigan Michigan CellCen­ second second nersnn person tn to ftrnnf escape fmm from toil jail relief and the big item in that is; . provide Bee ingpeetjojj the play. Rehearsals throughout ithe country and ii If •those has tomorrow; who refuse contracts Increase acre- tral. Chicago. Kalamazoo A* Sagi­ within a month. On Sunday Aug. 24, nppiujuuiMLCiy »o.ow approximately $8,800 spent lur for 1 The board of supervisors conautomobil turn ,i L0CALh.C.' ..Th- n>4,to" :aBe ,n anticipation of higher wheat naw. and of lhe old Lowell and Hos­ Bernard Helsel made a break by medical services and the care of tlnued their yearly bequest of $750 . ■ ». . U e. . «« ,’r,CCT' U,e -vlt'ld Of Whcal W111 k' tings R. R.. which was built as far digging away some bricks from a nurses and for hospital expense. OVER INTO SWAMP HALLOWE EN PARTY i10 Pennock hospital. Their reaolu<Continued on page lwo> I A three-act comedy by Stuart Oli- increased instead of decreased and ventilator shaft and then crawling Total receipts ot the commission I Hon recited the fact that few huaver and George Middleton. Pro- the entire punx>m* of the wheat conup through the shaft. In fact num­ iContinued on page se«eh> j Pitala are able to meet the financial r Sports, Gameg, frrizeg and dared fywSS «r»wment Inm m “^dX“r'Xw.<’TiS'gm'“nS;; V7H Y NOT GROW erous breaks have been made from Adam Arney Stays in Car -- ■ 1 < • ■------demands on them in these time* Parade Headed bjrBands Samuel French of hew York. ,or any other agency cannot mainnilD c । the county jail. Welds on various of 2^X5', Four Hours Until Help OUR OWN PEANUTS? the window bars indicate where re­ ANNUAL SPOTLIGHT tn Ponttiro F.vont Thd players—in order of their ap-. tain the price of wheal if producUlin UWN r . ... ° / • pearance:. tlon. already mores than sufficient for 1 pairs have been made ofter escapes Arrives FRIDAY EVENING money by hospitalization of *fA nto Hallntw. . nnrtv fnr Kiv. _ . . . . .... KI.-.1 __ ai t A big Hallowe'en party for boys «r;hto James, the new buUer. a careful, domtrstlc needs, is increased still Charles Oliver, Living East similar to the one Ooertner staged. . fllcted children and adult cases in Adam Arney met with an accident And «»J! under wnX,lp Y„. --- ------------ —_________ I of OilY' R“8 Demon,tralcd It is not Improbable that escapes Committees Completing Ar- 1116 local hospital instead of sending as he was crossing the swampy i of county City, Has Demonstrated from-the jail will continue fn. 'them awaj- for treatment. The law ground a little west of the Rutland •K!?t*eoS"”22r1ex'2iu«e,Jim !r «'[' »' "»-«”• ■» V. R. WOTRING WILL That « Is Po»»ibl» until much-needed reinforcements rangements for Eleventh ■1 compels the county to pay the cc*t |I That It Is Possible town hottie, at about midnight Sun­ are made. Even granted that h will (of treating such cases, when the P"’! T---------------Production day night. He was driving rapidly be In eharge. The bop will Uwge always be possible to smuggle hack­ present -----------hiawatha eX? STh? ___ IUB,aiu of 8games uu,ca m ,u asports >u> ai> Final preparations for the' te% roy** to the ___ e.x»t._ on ___ the narrow raid „ a program ahd at .tan~Honora Pratt, Final preparations for when his car left the roadway and; the fair girls ew-111 will ’ Mortimer Travers, her senior, .... ‘““z **“ ucmuuauawru uy saw blades to prisoners there are ** ” «-< — .ground• ande the clrle k . , , --------- ... Tessfully ■'was "" demonstrated by eleventh annual - Spotlight” on Frialso gave the The supervisors struck a stump near the edge of the ( be entertained at Hie high school. „ L Jn 8p*le” nnd Entertaining and Interesting Charlie Oliver, who lives just east of case-hardened. • heat-treated, alloy day night, Oct. 20. are being com-! ™ sunentsors also also gave gave the the steel bars now made that could home-' V..U.M not ka y • __ __.7r.-~_ ■_ ’ Starr atarr Commonwealth commonwealth $100. $iw. wiiich wtucn ia is road. Tlie front axle was doubted There will be a parade before the;Jelly-fish, their habits U and home " Proornm- nt Mothndint the.city'limits. inary saw during i’>tted bj the |£' various committees in “ httlf thc ““*L‘On 1R to that bwhiuu Uh|. .round the Hump. The body ot theT»rly H.rU .nd Xr“win rn.de;, life “'£7°? "J”"'„ r0«r““ “ethodlat . ,pnn, ch,ri„ „eul„, , „u. becutwithanyonlli “ “ —DeForest Walton. | Last spring Charlie secured a raw ’ niovit Aic charce. and the nrouram centered . . . b . . Wilson Travers, her . junior nei>hnephcar somersaulted, so it was bot-' to get the city and school bands to Wd »on TYavers, Church 'peanut ’ a 1JP?'h around the "Show Boa*" theme.,lon' Thc bcard rocognteea tlie good peanut and and planted planted one of the the :I Lu interested rubies and and thc their' tomside up. The car tipped over in participate. Various prizes will be‘ ew. hu’tnH^ rtSU»d *in n rublcs r; v. R. Wotring will give nn enter- i nw‘at-s- J<“t to see what would hap-; be echoed to make onenines promises to be interesting*and very ’ *,°rlC #StarLConynon*’>“1;l‘ do*‘1« 4 *uch a way that he was shut into it.; given tor different everita. The; histories, a bachelor, as is also hls‘ Uinlng and educational program at •*» The result miy be M^en in the lr“ ‘ot exited to S5d thTSIe^ert^ing ‘nlCr“Un* “na Wry •»»facl that three Barry_asmtunable to open .the doors. Reallxing party will close with the burning of, ®. ,L of' but a not^onetewte criirdnals The' ChmmitU'es named are: Oenernl ly ?>:,‘cnu older nbrother, younger bach­ lh<‘ McUlod>n church next Sunday!Banner office window, as he pulled idanXous^L^of -........— . ............................ .... Obrnml.^, elor and therefore nol h hopelessly 'that the ground was treacherous. • the “castle." Complete details of, i^LlHioldui.n °PcIwud> evening at 7:30. Mr. Wotring is a '»* P*nt up by the root* and ?taU te 2 «tiSe'u2* S couniy jau w t o “!«« “ Harold tx>Kan. Logan. lie preferred safety inside to at- the party will be given next week. । lost—Harold .u.n. --------------.... .. . <• .» .nt. an antique vnat ( ‘ Friith Tto m 2S mid‘£ib.P2S t iwi k 10 reauce its own onagri chalk talk artist and ha* gained a I brought it to this office. There were needs reanovating. I Marie Duqucnse, from the “ rooftempting to get out in the dark. He-.------------- -»*-*---------------1 . 60 well developed jxanuts—all grown Publicity. Steven Bristol and Irene >'2M0 I totfe"—Nov. 22. Ailecn Uenhath; fine reputation through his artistic ; from this one seed. tatlon of taxation passed by the had to wait for about four hours be-! pRQfT JRACY ENwork. He sings and lectures and Jones; Stage. Gordon Lee; Program. voters last year, and so feel* it must ;Nov. 24, Jean Roe. MOTION FOR NEW draws. Rev. Demji-ter Ylnger says ; Tlie seed was planted in sandy Harold Logan and Jean Arndt, "I have seen Mr. Wotnng captivate I soil, which seems to be best for their TRIAL FOR WM. FISHELL Ushers. Lillian Tolhurst; Advisors, The supervisors voted that tin ■ growth. four discriminating audiences |n Freshmen. Miss Jannct Michael and couniy share with the state, each Chicago." He will surely please you Judge McPeek Considering T. N. Knopf; Sophomores, Miss contributing $100 for bee inspection. in his presentation of "Hiawatha"! rodandgun ° ° .Vivian vivion KcynuKissnu Reynolds and naruia Harold Logan; Logan; Some people might wonder why thU eyes. Questions Involved in I Juniors. MUs Lena Leiter and Her-; 8_ . J polltun Detective Bureau -L. E. Bar­ next Sunday evening. should interest taxpayers. I! they hold game dinner Gmirf ria HO : 1x11 Reinhardt; Sentora. Mis* Emily knew nwre about the good work , at Luncheon nett. BASEMENT OPENING vourt case McElwain and Albert Becker; Pacul~t‘ F ■ nr-atai^v' Members of the Hastings ComDr- Sandros/;, a mysterious figure ‘ the busy bee" does for mankind Members of the Barry Cpunty Rod Judge McPeek Is holding court to-lty; Miss Ruth Robson and Miss Ma-1 they would gladly give their sham AT J. C. PENNEY STORE merclal Club will be interested tol-La»rencc Wolfe. , At Gun Club will hold a game dinner day. lliere is before him a motion rie Rowe. , . I know that Professor John E. Tracy । Place—Tlie library of thc Travers at Odd Fellows hall here on Wed- for a new trial for Wm. Fishell. j The entertainment will be at the of this $100. It has been dcmorwtndapartment York city. Large Quantities of New I of the Law'School of thc University r --------------- in New------------ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. ] nesday evening, Nov. 1 commencing under sentence but out on $1.000'central auditorium starting at 8:00 ed that bees have a large pari to do Time—The present. ’ ’ in helping fruit crops of all kinds. Merchandise Await the Michigan will speak at the club U> order u>Kll>e lhe nule olUu •> ’ w o'eloek. oeoonllit ro Bur- bail, after conviction by a jury of I p. m raercnanaise Await tne mN.Ung Tuesday. October 24. He Act One—Elgin o'clock on Its help to the clowmeed and alftduu. Pn>nk Price H. H. B^-num wUl <“> *■ r»rn. lhe preeldeiU. Mem­ receiving stolen property. In the ------------- -------------------- ■■■ Busy Shopper | will'.speak on some phase of the stormy, chilly November evening. conduct «i> aueUon ule on lhe I.rm ““ ,?»” divided Into ITO motion filed with he court by Kim TRUCK DRIVER Act Two—The next morning. The big J C Penney Company and hla one mile north and one mile wear K™!1*. lhe Hawks and Um Crows, Sigler, attorney for Flshell, there I Act Three—The next night. dbubte .tore annoubces tM» Lees !be pHrnarlly tor Uymen. of Nashville. Henry Flannery will;®nd e*ch side will get credit for are claims of error In the trial of1 « el the big mrreb.rgUstog erenU '? «> U» On­ this sale, offering cuttle, hones,;; cac“ Pl^yp of „T 8«’PC contributed. The tne i cry cry , j .tn wnws.n „ .. ~, the case when Fuhell Fishel! was brought brought'1 COMIN£TO STRAND A FEW DAYS LEFT. O.__ mis .Mie, ..__ onenng . .. __acame, norres. ... . !r.'Jn<r olrln K ill ,tv.. or lhe reuon. A Urge sleek ot new Irrotejsor Tne, .pnuiUoed There still remains time until the ! hogs, poultry, tools and feed to thc;J°®ln* *ldc w,n ** te<il|ired to serve (before the jury. These claims will: Collecting Freight in Terrigoods has been received. In tact It tht dty Ch'cago. where ! On Friday and Saturday. Ost 27 higher bidders Read full particube ••nnsidered by the court and a detory Assigned to Assocffirst of November for all jrersons had a large •and extensive prachas been round necessary- to open , he h “1 • “> «'• “»«' P™:! lars of tills big tale pub'.bhed else- stalls of the contest members are niadt. B3 the case "“J , “ , , and 38. the Strand Theater l»t* w jo are deliquent in their taxes for tice.In this issue of the Banner, requested to sec George Bunuwr, Dr ---------------- ’ ated Truck Lines the basement of this store, to take । ucc the year 1932 to pay them, and save ■where i “v. । Perry or Charlie James. care of the overflow of fine merATTENTION DEMOCRATS. Russell Groenvelt _ of Muskegon tures ewr to be prodused; a nearly 11 per cent of interest and! chantkse The hundreds of shoppers! t ACCEPT BONDS, ADMINISTRATOR S SALE CHICKEN DINNER. - L, • As • B. " truck --Ul;k into Has- lure that ha* taken County convention of all young drove an .. nKHtadta costs on tire amount of the tax. The who will visit till* big sales event1 The bonds of Fred J. Mayo and unpaid tax will keep growing larger! lJSre_.*’d! aiicl.,2n_sa,L?.n Wednesday, Oct. 25. 5^ to 7 P. M.. Democrats will be held in the Qxiri tings on Friday and proceeded to storm and U beU« rank* <i by will find remarkably pleasing shop-'^- Burton A. Perry a* members, --------------------------------------- — ; ........uk ..... . Mctnoaist enuren parlors, auspices House in Hastings at eight o'clock in'colieat a load of freight, including theater* along with hdl i F.,.» wuujhvuo gits.- iiuiiicgvua lanvh ' fOT, centage is added as long as it re- ««»th nnd one and three fourth* Missionary Union. Tables may be the evening. October 23. This meet- »>me presses from the E. W. Blus film*. This h Three Ltttto I arc attractively displayed and an at- .$10.W0 each were approved by the I tentive corps of sales pepole will be f Board of Supervisors last week. j main* unpaid.----------------------------------i tnltes west of Maple Grove Center, reserved by calling Mrs Fred Flcm- Ing Ls called for the purpose of Co. Inasmuch as the Associated an animated cnw mu rt-tw tt electing delegates to the State Con-! Truck lines have this territory, the color and to raichy mtHM j -------------------------------------। under the direction of E. E. Gray.'■ •*- - - — - • on hand to take care ot even- visl- ' 11 • * ----- -। riiwKvv FRIED CHICKEN SUFFER. | administrator. Stock, tools and feed vention an Saginaw October 24, 26. L. & B. truck driver was taken into cun:]»uiimeni. Th* Strand W g tor. Read full particular* of this big U1I< Sts Btrrtn. At Star Grange hall Thursday. will be sold. Henry Flannery will.cry and 27. and to set up a county or- custody and arraigned before Jus- the flrvl of live .-small UtogUttj MASQUERADE DANCE. sate on pages four and five of this Thursday, Nov. 2. Qulmbj’ church. । night. Oct. 19. Price 25c. Hendershott! this sate. Head cdmpletc particu!ar.< Carlton Grange hall. Friday night. ganlzatlon —Glenn Alway. Chair- tice Andrew Matthews, who aaaewd cure thi* umutial tMUBH Q week’s Banner. ' | rice 25c.—Adv. 10-25. i L. A. S-—Adv. ! on another page. ■ I Prizes.—Adv. tnan. Fourth District.—Adv. him $25 00 fine and $4-50 costa. ipalreic*. Eighty-Six People Starts From Hastings U 'Same in threshing □nnn pniuiMicciniii POOR COMM SSION «| . REPORTS TO BOARD WANTS PICTURES OF EARLY.TRAINS .’' JUdK■a-iwb.VnSS-aKm XiS'TST,^ ; —---------- । •——• . ,’,. . M1 ^ < 1 ”" ---- « —.- — * 56' J T T :__ -’ ■ " . , SSLS^SL!^ ’ GAGE^sSPEAKER »L.- d“ “ ““ BIWA.mdl UM- r* 'clubto Two Auction Sales . TAKEN |NT0£UST0DY unusual feature I . U ------------ �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IE 1913 PAGE TWO scouting prospects ! ARE ENCOURAGING J ’ “‘S',ToVru..n.jCITY QET®uLE°DNn® » « for * / wr w« LOCAL NEWS <»f cariton. «u m uw old frtemWdpN in the city laat wrek.1 wants pictures OVERDUE CHECK -----------■ Court 01 Honor Next WedSlp1,e „8“;d’,” ,or 65 connected witn tne cnamoer ot Dance at Thornapple lake. Sat-; ncaday Night—District ~Commerce of ~ “—— 1 Por “nt nt Seattle. Washington. “eT nCent Of Beer Licenses arday night. mUxlc by Thelma Bliss j When he TO decided to come east to, jn Hastings and har band.- Adv. , ; Board Meets Oct. 27 ,r,.p., „ (Continued from page one) ml. rri.li™ u>d UM 1» rn.de. A, ltl clmM Tike Mtcoiid ward P. A. will meet I ■ Boy Scout aettvitiea are. Martins up'hiVmlnTt^lose’no'*time~ Tak-; at-me scnooinouoe onT.Mono., at- the schoolhouse on Monday eve-. cut splendidly thia fall, according Ing a plane at 9 o'clock on Sunday/1** l*cn received from tlie state nlng o{ npxt wec |j 33 r.inB of mi wrck. Oct. 23. i*— V"5 “ *“ Thev wuncii ctmncd voted Friday nignt.r night ’«* IVrfr— Marquette. to Scout Executive Lloyd Shah-r. evening, Oct. 8th. he landed in Chi- for $641.25 for the efty'e ahare of ti ---------»—— I would like to 4_. from ------------------ April . .. .. ,borrow who is greatly cheered by the inter- ca8° a‘ on<’ ocIock ln.thc. beer licenses. Tills sum repre- that October .. 15 until 15 iborr S*lll,tthem he,'n and copy them. 1 wnotsgreauy cm-crea b> tn( inter noon of [hc nrxt dBy Monday, the u M Mrrc.n, . ... *?.. next lighted ... all ,. night. iwould llke to be able ab B.b city v.., streets be o. uu.ocu w.b .wouia to loan your > est and enthusiasm displayed by trtp t*jtlng but 16 hours. He left U 9o.per ccnl of Uw ,CM pttld Tlu. Brush The Drum Brush Ridge Ridge cemetery Cemetery Circle Circle ------- ------------------* complete setup of pic-; ’ hv hwr ii........ Tne j2" ,nSL c%. ...-----— — .. .turos showing thc flral railroad but h leaders nnd Scouts. । Hastings Sunday and expected lb1 ..J .o .^t^’pSmS and engines Till* week Friday night. Cub take a plane from Chicago the sameJnw. [ u-mt.r tlw proton, ot U» *HJ^.?rtnc«t«n Aw, lUlw-1I trains ___________ _ up to the present iday. and os we have neafly two Pack No.- 14 will meet at the Epls* day. and to be in Seattle “—•*•- •* the — next »«mt Swrgk. driwr ot tlw city » "»» «" '<■ '>*“«** » «“• ‘ • copal parish house with Harvey Bur­ day. which is surely some speed.] Worsted Cuffs , U J U the comflre tnJck WM „ ranU , d lwo WTeks -Islble. It so happens that in my cob That Is surely some change from thc j gess. C M Cubs are asked to bring *1^ ^n,tot "covered wagon? era of our fathers] "’wm JroNa«^SUlXiTmictor r“aUon by the *>uncU a‘ the me*1* fejrt1 sweaters for a special program. . Troop 72 bi reorganising lu Pa­ and grandfathers. of the State Liquor' Control. Com- ‘“^S’^ch^as moved his harness Middgunf^traT nt*Hiuu'mrS° which trols, the new Patrol Leaders to be Loren reported that conditions on .................... (the are improving and felt; announced next „^_ week. Thecoast new boys are urged to attend the meetings on' that times in the west are "easier", Boys’ Monday nighte al 7:30 o’clock in the ’ than they are in Michigan. All the. 1 nxrss- tSgL^oi:im£ I dty hall banks, hcTsald, are open which tends beer. in In addition to .,l “*“.Z yJ . l.hU dona to them tf the nieiure t. wi-1 stamps on such beer, A meeting of thc Barry Diunty ] to greatly help conditions. city, died in South Haven October done to them. If the picture U yel- I the license fees paid by the retailers low with age, we can make it Jual, ■ District Board will be held at 0 30 ----------------*♦-•---------------nnd wholesalers. Mr. Nagel is very 13. al Hw age of 86. Funeral Suu* the same. • • ’Should any of tike । o’clock on Prldsy evening. October MRS. LILLIAN KENday. October 15. Burial In South SU-lbUb owners wish to have a copy of their [ 27. nt ’lie American Legion rooms. r„.. .- ............... anxious to have the co-operation of Haven. EDY IS HorniAiHitu ASPHYXIATED A stew supper is to be served by I Lu i io ------- ,----- • ——-/ ■—- - . Ray Branch was grahted pennls- picture. I will be glad to fumlah it. I Tyoop 7LT. 8 K. Reid. Scoutmaster. ;-----------I ou-TJ? Pfevent|ng the ide of Can you nnd anyone In Hastings,_ sion by the council Friday evening to YOUTHS’ ah county members Her, Home by ‘uChi,ocal “*1“*cwn de■'‘- install oil burning heating systems or anywhere who has a picture of, Scatters are board urged to attend nnd thl* Found Z,. Dead in " 71; and .the at the Strand theater, also al his the- first C. K. Ac 8. train-Mint ar-I first meeting of the tail seasxi. a-1 Officer! on Saturday ni2J?“y °f thl* revenue, rived in Hastings, or one of the next t home. • • (here are several Imiwrtant matMorning 1 S?unc some time ago Centra) -------trains into rm- application ot uuiu Mean -----------------------,t” -Has----- ■ Ti» of Lulu Mead ior.~ for, Michigan Blue • Broan • Grey ters to l>‘ discussed Hugh WWy 1* ” voted that all money received from U«me to «ll b«r or wine wt B IMw’1 Ijwr ««« W eollKUon . county chairman. ' 1 Saturday morning Sheriff Leonard beer licenses in this city should be Mead , .place lor pwcumption on j . Anotlwr Court of Honor is to bi- was nVI °ttflcd blauuaii >' wm(' tvciuicuy, °r the neigh’given to the librarywm fund; boto tin* mr.Y. unu v.urva juav recetvro. neip ouy by jwhich Operated bclwceh HastingJ held on Wedneodav evening Oct 25. J*0” of M'5’’ UU1Bn *«»’««>•. that check Just received, will help to buy in tlu- court rooni Rev L L Dewey ■t—’ !’J4 b-r ht-r: books for U.L. iihrnry jmrt pay a They Are Wool FaLiics. pn illln/ courts Jre heldI «Tthe huUKr Thursday The Sheriff library expenses, publican ,tliat three nil companies »“ ""I? to. W -Liluy *TOIi‘f u“ r.«l> cl'>' "‘'r> TtomW"" ----------------—----------------are securing letwes and preparing toi® the c K- * a , month nt 7 1S“o’ctock , went immediately to Mrs. Kennedy’s MISS MILDRED MIIR. 'Men's Heavy Pure Wool "'S'™ '.i'USlade to . euv it™'“J <-«d « totomc m.e "^ MILDRED ...wiiMURdrill rur for ou oil in in me the luwiwiiptownship.* 01 of r-iEx-:Rt------ ' <7h I.006 —... uriu ----- J PHY SUFFERS INJURIES county* nt°n *nd °ntlda ,n thut J of pictures as outlined^rw and loan wide membership growth campaign. I J*?® ah*a 1 foVnd ! All Troapo must re-register someKf nf'vdy *ittlng_ dead J" tar J _ bumm ,<l^hT‘»wn''o,liT7 Occupants of -Car Are srSV^h^eouT I time during November and De­ cember and recruits are especially her ga. stove were turned on full. I Thrown to Ground* When ' LM.aSbeck. I Black and Dark Grey Engineer Sparks to take whatever’ Following is lhe Mhcdule of Hot- '“”‘1^**J*’n,g“ •gaJnM Tire Blows Out Steps-were necessary to keep the’ ___ , . ■ Railroad fint-N Trrtnn L-artrrx cracks in the door, so no gas could „ , ■ • . -- ---------ST. ROSE LADIES _DF5. tT00!’ uiretings, leaders, etc.. r5Ca[)e 1 Early Saturday morning as Miss sewer in operation. On Thursday evening she had M,*dred Murphy, daughter of «Mr. --------------------runt. KITCHING nuuntnG J SPONSOR CARD PARTY “* REV? JOHN .. . .. . . 1 nnd Mr. Milin.. Uii-nb-. Double, Brown u.-mu 111 .1 tnrxgiiuvi O, iruwiliK *ur , - ------------ : —-------------- her saw home about o’clock. No Fr^port. were"TREES" return-:. Trcop 71 T S K Reid h - -- one hnTr “nrr ’ » hni,f of FreCnort. were-returnennvc annn-r utdi attrreleven mat lime, andw«IUve it I ••- north ~ SPOKE ABOUT Extenaive Preparations for one saw her after that time, and it' •« R> hcr home from Kalamazoo meets at American Legion "oro*-;u thought that she had not been to they tnet >ith a bad accident. They Matured Lchf Td!« StQTV of ‘ *Time “ Good at— St. Rose „ bed as she was wearing thc same »cre about a mile north of Rogers ? , 5 tr• ...... .. Lil. Tree-Some ’em I ... ..... .. .. wKe*., a (I—.. I.1TA of 'I*T “raaw Mewe*.n Se Rr.r.nl Hall, October 19 Heavy Cotton uuuicB wiacn ivuiiu a* wurn atic was rnrnars - ----- , ---------- — ------—---------— — — . mwu-at t.t, ST M„..a.y ^t.’ H.V. t.^. nt the ncigltbora. Dr. Kenlth s.!lurnln« u>c car completely around «*» 0 w avo Tntolliffence i The Indies of St Rase parish are McIntyre, coroner, was called and • but not overturning it;-Both of the : » । ■1 jxHuorina a card partv tn be held at ’ Troop n Earl Mueller s M he said 'she llc h,<l had been b"" dead for •■ at occupants occu|“,>“ were thrown Umnm tram from thccar lliecer. . ih' »•' John Jolm KlMunj Hitching «aw gave the tlu- adnd- , . 1 ’ mlm Murphy was- brought to Pen- <lre« nt Rotary Club Munddy -St- Ro«’ hall. Thuraday evening. Mcthmtst emowh. M.,„lay p«h. g,‘K2SXhSh* •- - --------------- --,------------ , , longer. No inquest win be held' nock hmpital where it was found noon- taking for his topic ’’Trees." Oct. 19. al 8:00 o’clock. Extensive j , Navy Blue 1 ■ .• ... that she .* had suffered a broken c<d-.R c made Ul£ a vcr.vT^a'.? ^lnterest Ing X'.J? and in-, prcixiratioiu are being made to J Tr<«,p7L Rblte Bulhne. s. M ! '। S?l£. b™ffi7J-.*...dXr ml OF EM TSIIIIS YOU WATCH For the Opening of WATERS C10THES SHOP 1 BOYS’ Feldpausch’s Warehouse Soon KNICKERS 98c-$l--’lWool Blazers *2- 0 Buy Retail At Wholesale Prices LONG PANTS. *22 ,^.- Pants LAST Special Excursion to A CENTURY of PROGRESS AT CHICAGO, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22 Coaches Only ROUND TRIP Leave Hastings 5U5 A. M., Ceptral Time. Arrive Chicago 9:33 A. M. Leave Chicago not later than 10:00 P. M-, (Central Tim«a October 3trid. Patrons who desire to drive to any rifles from which excursion Is 0|xuuU-d and take advantage thereof, may jrnrk cars on unused railroad property to tty extent available. Such parking slxall be al patron's risk. Ask Ticket Agent for information. AVOID HIGHWAY CONGESTION TRAVEL SAFELY BY RAIL MICHIGAN CENTRAL TRAINS USE STATION ADJOINING EXPOSITION GROUNDS ' Caps 69c GLOVES Work Pants »1» .. . Episcopal itarish house/ Mondu} ;iCVt.r„] njrCttl und nephews. Mrs. Juries. Her friend was not so badly ’ u“lity. it would almost seem us it. make this the largesLcnrd party ever/ they Must How ’ ' night. burl. must have intelligence. intelligence.rootlet Howl 1T».|>7.30. 75. Sterling Rogers. 8 M Kcnncdv win n Past Matron “B‘ro" of “ the 1 " VeryAll hotie for her six-edy 're- ihvy .- i“l’d br.ldH ,* !. 2? else could you explain that rootlets Second Ward school. Monday night. 5v mtelffi ln ----------------***---------------,roni tr« flntl ’ and all are cordially invited whether, /----- “ — r ..thr,r .. . !7:30. «r«U> ‘n^rcsted in chapter actlviCCAQnMQ M*er ,n *»d win wish to play cards or not. Tlie Tr^; W llar. M T. South, s M H* . HtHt AKt SEASONS ... „d their thru liny imy brntche. I ■ ol it ,oUn» ‘n« --------send branches •»..., taiidcofit ba*c bcrn ’J**" °n I Funeral services were held at her| ON UPLAND GAME for water? They Mem to instinctive- committees -ncket committee. Mrs High .chixil, Thursday noon. UM UrLAIMU UA!Wt.ly know wherr Uwy w)U Uu., Ponw roy and Mrs L.TH flee. Cub Pack 9. Milo DeVries. C. M !. late residence on North Michigan i Art.. on Monday afternoon at (wo; Follnwine are the m»n xen«nr« *ater, know lhe must direct way to ’ If*2455- Mrs. C. Brandatatter nnd i Presljytcrlun church. Friday night. j( o'clock. Rev. J. W. Hitching official- - roiiowing an. tne open sensoi^, • Mm. R. Feldtuiusch: Luiwh comC c’„b na u. H.my mrp-M. c. Duft*! CTmcW. wdw DR. H. A. POWERS Sia S&kkUt Ship 106. Russell E. Cleveland. Skippi-r. Methodist church. Tuesday night. 7:30. m.H A ™ ji. acorn- U»M TELEPHONE 2ft" HASTINGS. MICH. Pure wool, heavy weight, rain proofed, I pockets half belt. ’ he. .. «. .he U.di » . . COATS tncM'iit. N ----- .11..................... Double Breasted -S^50 last nifQ AT RATT1 C CREEK UltO n I DA I I Lu UntEIK snowsnoes. uct- la to Jan. OTHING ran be sadder than a grave that i« no longer a mound. Thr inrvilablr has rome to pass—-the wright of —I I Plu-nunntA 1A In ’ll 9a in ' 11 O.ITK tll.lt pTCSt nt destructive 11 al III T A. SOCiai IO|1 met BV til Tlie opyrnng meeting, this yc.u llh*t । ihat J-Ilv cuy Prirtnv Friday ...nrnlriu morning. rvv-ee. Deceased' t-.icusanu. fv-l wi. 15 io io -26. xo. in rt-»u aav. . |nBe< Oct. to 2 in day. .u (rom cIl,nbing them and «»«»> »*** for their second meet­ the sodden earth has crusted in the last protection. Il hrlps of tiic Home l>.|wrtiiu-nt was held was 78 years old. In the early years 4 Piieasanu. in posj-esaion. 4 in season, mail-' harming the k-iivrs. A c.-rtaln vur- big Friday night. Oct. 13. About 90 nothing to close the imagination to what happens then! Yet Friday) Oct. 13. in Central school ot his practice he located in Assyria,,birds only. there Is nol the slightest neeesslty for this barbarous, unsani­ ; building. | and will be remembcrM by many Partridge. Oct. 15 to 26; 5 In day. lety of acacia trees, growing ih. were in attendance and every one' South America, defends Itself from'Ciune with well filled baskets and a tary, old fashioned method of burial. The Hastings Burial Mrs. Carvt .h was tlie pniwlpa! in the southeastern part ' of the io lit possession. 10 m season. spetiker li?r subject- beliu ’ Our county. He located In 'Bntlle Creek1 prairie chickens. Oct. 15 to 26- 5 sjwcie* of ants, which strip kmc*; bountiful supper was served. Thc Vault—at little cost— NT ifliboriKMxi in Today’* world.". As! about 30 years ago and built up ii'in day. 10 possession. 10 in sca- from other varieties of acacias, by' meeting was brought to order by our | uill protect absolutely making itself a host for warrior1 president. Mrs. Claude Hoffman.: ■Mrs. Carvcth is secretary andsdi- i ijice practice, at one time being su-lson. ' and forever. Cement* rvi tx .« •>« m ‘ “nts- Thf'’e ‘1H’« away tlu After a business meeting a good’ rectoK uf Welfare Commission she ’ |x-rintcndent of Nichols Memorial w^rtrnrir Woodcock ’“O6- *4 anti steel, waterproof in ^CW?*i' Oct16 15 \in 5 to tO 4 n day ' ,raf voting ants and so protect thc program was given. A short play 1 L-. very familiar with tlie *ub)tct hospital. He is survived by a ron 8 in possession. season and airtight, it seals in in Douession. 16 in season tree* from destruction. The acacia: was rendered by thc ladies which and her discussion was highly inter-1 and two daughters. । --------------- ;______________ plain sight and becomes tree fumtsiios lhe food as we’ll as was much enjoyed. Dr. M- Skinner1 estitig and instructive. . 1 - * * one solid piece under­ Tl,A W.JL (’. MEETING. -------------------------------------------... ,----- —Iund --------------------------------------shelter for tlie warrior----ants seemvf Lacey Miss Ruth Tappan o(, Mr.-, carte tit's talk was supple- AS TOLD* BY RILEY WATERS. ground mausoleum that The meeting °L of ‘the invlv’ fo' fnr’ no nn other nlhw purpose nnmn<l. than to tn*i the Ann Kellogg Kellnoff school. Arhnnl Battle Ila trie Many years ago Seth Stone start.1T! .Women ’’°TS ’s Re-' «*» tnintkd with talks by Mrs. D. D. literally "Lasta through ----------.............---------------------...thc9* , h ™»n In u» ‘""-"I be? U The S “ AWB1.1 He enemies creek were »ilh la .nd . very InWalton, who pave uu account of thr Ages.” The best un­ le.lnn ........ U-t yrar. Mr. r. A .bout where Bn»n-« tin .hoc L. no.। ' /“’■ L' ,, lhe M talrpyerw He ii.ve many umllu talk w„ he.rd. dertaken. iiui.it on its llurlon . ti.uiwd lhe Ho.plh.1 Clar»■«« Orate. ... Seth ’ . I "JS,. ’ “ .nr? tad......... ........................................... ...................................... illustrations showing that trees seem i We are Invited to visit the Briggs Biut'ui explained the Hospital Chai - L........................... >:.......... — —~-t Ip plan for their own future. There P T. A. for our next meeting when Jty Fund mii out- Strm,e'"o"?-,E'lli I’.tron «ml by the ,'5^?Si?«^. w.y uked J.y rtmd wuuo wnne ,»««.,«>' to «re "ih.ik — nogsm. present. nrev.ni Tlie Thn meeting mretin.. was **•» warfare among trv< -. U Health program is to be given with lined lined briefly briefly »u program program ol ot rich ricn.i- “ *’',1bscr11* *®f 'Ule ;“ “llcorns 3 M b...”...bi'ml? »» direct r.» ot ll.e sun as one »o»tag Ideutres. lion lor the unemployed. talk- Dealer. Sc.h . t*. Th' A1|. sc V.HA.* - * said. ----- -Graves, ----- --. -I am rZlM tS'Z at. «... Hastings Burial Vault 15c Ctr Sih?®*1 I’““h The Sunken Grave ’3- WATERS CLOTHES SHOP If it isn’t good, we don't carry it I!^ trz. hn&v tn rr-irt n^wwti;itw.rv *' “re <lentEmma Wewrman<Ro'il Iippillllivu to l<> supervise |HI|KETUC our EMU seed MTU It V.IU an interesting talk and appointed ffittd^’AU right bS?JxFSrftcaU found “n unusually good num­ sale which will start at our ’— ** ’— —- Decem­ BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. next MBWVUIK meeting will present; Corps inspector’ Mrs. greatly appreciated by the Rotar-'** The IivAt wu» be ix- in nt P • ”v«. • All -right, —---- but you wont -------- “lx T. ’■ Ians. ber meeting.—Mrs. Clyde Cheeseclaw ol ilw uumttln Dnurtmrm « l>™>' Iron now on. Orow. worn " ................ -..................... .. """ “ tlr““ K.ttato slS “ k man. Dowling. Mich. Frld.v Oel 30 ui 2 JU p. M wiU. :!? .“> "'•a' • was present at the meeting. Mr.- ■ FOOTWEAR PRICES LOW * pipers b“ MtT / — * ’ iMklkn.kr urllH >ls* Injl'rlnllAn fhokonn A 'w. wtrndbonw ”ST.Urt"'iL"Si SSte’iS-tS SIU “fAT CUT RATE SHOE STORE. and Mrs. M. J, Crosj Mie from the njWnUd Corp. No. „u,„ „, Every buyer of footwear „„ will „ be L00 to. il,!end re lSW£t wnwn, imercated In the unwnnanl ot „™ .. «n™„ rc, •» .... w, «.,v. the „„tlnK CUI R„r shoc aum (|1 Statistics arrived at in Washing - lug on. He saw the banner. He saw ‘f?',?1’.’\ lad ” plannl,lg w “ this 's issue. With the present pros■ ton, based upon crop reports. Mem the joke and said to Graves, who “ pcc^oj price incrcast-s increases tne the prices prices TT?’ . ... „ , ipectm t> indicate that the farm income looked like a 5 ,ce!% *ere quoted In this advertising will‘be looked like, a skeleton. skeleton, "Here ‘ Here is is a a ,„P*e.“ 'this year will be about SL100.000 out) silver dollar, send me your paper." J.* sup,f5 SaUir". found very uttractive. Read what PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 22 greater ’titan in 1032. when it wa* -----' • ' day evening Sinoe the last regu- they *av about it meetimr 28 2H calls Calls were wsre made marts on| nc> -------------------------------------’ 400,11 . HDLINE.S.S UNION MEETING. ; *lar “r meeting the smallest ever recorded. It tired SUNDAV — MONDAY The monthly meeting of the Holt-1t w s,ctk “nd -’hut-tna. Meeting SUFFERS BADLY MAN■to be that lhe farm income of this The greatest array of Radio and Picture Stars assembled Into *nd!/ . GI.ED LEFT HAND. country ^ould range from $10,000.­ m-ss Union will be held this week ck*cd b>’ 8lvlnR thc H*K 000,000 to $15.000.000.000- Last year Thursday at the Free Methodist {furling the flags —Clara Tinkler. “ Pat Lewis of E. State Road fc one grand entertainment—Comedy, Singing and Dancing—^' it u LU a little over $6,000,000,000. church. There w ill Be a service at I Prp55 Corr. nursing a badly mangled left hand 2:39 at which time Rev. Ruby Kstv iririi'iiAt ru wreo as a result of getting it caught In a DEATH OF MRS. RATHERCourtney, ;pastor ol local Nazarenc 1 nnnrFpi vm i tw Unsb of a‘tret' wh,ch lw *»5 '•P’h4*111 preach. Miss________ French. Fljr ”, jlCJ’ ting up on Saturday forenoon. Hr Our Gang Comedy—“MU8H AND MILK" r.NE ROGERS MONDAY, church, wi.. , ___________ -----------------------------------------------"J,re** >• hb hmm u& Mr*. K^tfwriue Rogoro. a former icvnngellrt, is 'to speak in the evenuenci 1 vert interesting and XX: HOLLAND MAID Butter — 23c SHULTZ OR FREEPORT lb. 26c Eck-Rich Oleo 3 Lb- 25c 10 Lb.. 55c Cane Sugar x Mellow Cup Coffee 2 l... 35c Wbite House Coifee b- 22c CHOICE MEATS j RoaStS Beef Kettle Rib Boiling Beef Swiss Steak Pork Loin Roast IOC Lb. la U- 6c 12|C Lb. 15c IOC | Friday and Saturday Specials At Telephone * 2272 [FEIDPAUSCHS FOOD M A.RKET . Hastings, Michigan A-fi ’ STORES AFFILIATED STORE STORES “The International House” A- c.'4.1-111 here died on Monday. Ort. nin-.: at 7:30. It is desired thgt thc' . . .. Hr. m automobiles. He was formerly lo-, Ifi. i.t Detroit. She w.i< the mother business n™» miohrh." mtoht k iih’«BM m Tha fo Ca aften^ hmM-t?n W “‘d on No Mlcl“Kan Ave. but o! Lena liare:^ of Detroit and u sis- lowing t| . -------------■■ Hy”.11------------1" .-Ps —,. recently moved to thc Trim Bldg., ter of Frank Alluding of Saranac, pre-cncf/ofrtM-uirtZ'wm all members of rthe com” nJi’r'1230 East su,u street. Dodge cars Tta rcm.u>» will b< brought here mlttee reftrv■*"* ”^' ' ’ W *C ” ' *Ocar ” " h‘"c tt splendid reputation among and th? funeral held at St. Rosej hart, retnry. those who know motor, cars, and . church Thursday, tomorrow, at nine the new models are unusually at­ I SECRET. . A M. Fattier Geller officiating Bur­ Thc Editor f u country news­ tractive. The new prices on Dodge ial in Mt. Calvary Tnncu-ry. ' , and Plymouth also put them- cars; paper retired th a fortune. When asked the « : of his success, he in the popular class. Space will not i . Thc Hastings City Band gave a replied. “I at bute my ability to re­ permit full detail relative to these' • delightful concert Thursday evening tire with a $100,000 bank balance standard cars, but those who are inin tlu' Central auditorium There after thirty yean* In the newspaper terpsted in a new motor car should ’ was a good audience and the band, held. tfJ close application to duty, sec Mr. Johrison for full particulars.I , under thc leaderthip of Mr. Btlerno. pursuing a policy of strict honesty, An announcement about Dodge and: ‘rendered delightful music giving always practicing rigorous rules of Plymouth will be found on another; ’ evidence of the excellent kadcrdiip economy, and to the recent death ot page of this issue. my uncle, who left me $98,500 " •of Mr Biterno, PASSING OF JOHN lAoYD OF ATiaNTA. GEORGIA. PRESENT -CINDERELLA." wuiira ana inrnU Tlie children of the uun. third and h.urth liradr al lhe Central w-hnal ?fr* •"• eborV-d and KH.-.ved lo years to the Thomy.- Wholesale put on a apkmlld prunram Frida. k'«™.,‘he paaslns ol John Bom ■ nr-amna. ixEemtox the welt-kno™ |of M Atlanta. AU -“ Ga . “ on■ ------------Wednesday. Grocery Co., ol Grand Rapid.- Ttu-y October 11. He had been ill but three an* putting in a number of store* fairy tali-. -Cinderella.” Tlie par- ' lit and around Grand Rapids, all ent* were invited us guests, and all 'days with heart trouble. Tlje re­ having the same front* of black and the pupils in thc .Centra! building :mains were taken to Vermont for' yellow trimmings. - were present. The youngsters showed burUl. ewBent training and delighted all , Sincere sympathy is extended to .DEATH OF FORMER Mrs. Boyd iVlnnie Ream) who I* so who heard them. • well known in this city which was. Word has been received uf the R. H. MOTT NAMED her girlhood home. death of Charlv.N Wilkins of Ar-; “ AH COUNTY AGENT. "***---------------11 H KICKED Bl A HORSE. ; Kansas, u former Hasting* re idem. ... ... Mott has been named u . ..Slate WeiBradford Hinckley, ’ lie Was the son of James L. Wilk- county agent -by thc new --------------------—s-fifteen --------- years IWU. Mr. ,ild -Jd son of Mr and Mrs- Clayton ’ It... « well known business man fare Director, Mas Mershon. M’n ol l-.cn- ' Surviving are the wife and Mott succeeds Henry Osborn, who Hinckley, *■’ '** * 'in '*■ wm* kicked lhe face, by J "a lkor.se and' resigned some time ago. " on Saturday. Tlie boy — •“ ; f his brother damps, had none to the AN INDICATOR. PASSING OF WM. COBB. _____________ i________________ field, on an errand and afterward Probably nothing better indicates William E. Cobb, aged 67. died on could not tell ju*l how the accident 1 tire stress of the Umea than the fact Tuesday -------„ at his home in Maple happened, but Bradford was knocked that ti:e automobile license plates Grove township. The funeral will to the ground by the horse. outatandmg on October I this year, be at the Barryvtlle church ThursThe r.ght side of the lad’s face is were 2rt5.0uo Wthan on the same 7ay afternoon at two o’clock, Rcv\ bruised and swollen but the doctor ■ ■date in 1930. Van Dorn officiating, . 'thinks there is no frac.turc. . «. «. . . * ' AIHT.TM 2S CENTS ' CHILDREN 1. CENTS COUPON—TUESDAY NIGHT—COUPON JAMES CAGNEY—Always a Favorite “The PICTURE SNATCHER” "BETTY BOOPH MUSEUM” CARTOON AND “MAD DOG” ADULTS, TEN CENTS WITH COUPON ONLY WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY Otto Kruger and Madge Evans in “BEAUTY FOR SALE” We Can’t Help You Until You make up your mind to FUD HAKRING and HIS I'ghNSYl.YANlANS In a Mukai Treat—"ALMA MARTYR” Mint Pathe New* IDULT8 15 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS no Morth-nhile advice »t nation. Nothing in the comfortably if you have an error of vision, except gtaxquire than you do. Decide to visit us, and do so. L.V. BESSMER EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Phone 2654 Halting* FRIDAY — SATURDAY Randolph Scott and Tom Keene IN ANOTHER ZANE GREY MAMTERPIE( E- “SUNSET PASS” Comedy—~H US BANDS’ REUNION” EXfRj to reach thc screen! “THREE LITTLE PIGS” ADULTS IS CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS �THE HASTINGS BANXEB. WKBNESDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1^33 ' '""l' " The Hastings Banner ° —— ’ - sacrificed in the name of pence and lnternftUanai harmony, the achieve- d I 11 1 ' J MaCRWClTCl (.jldtlCCS', --------------------------------- —but they were nol. War to end r . . . 1------------------------- z war. indeed I—with. ..European na- : ---------- ■'----s’.-..zuU tlon* arming, llyfcatefaing and conYEARS AGO TODAY. spiring against 6ne ahother before ,Krlcndi Miss Marjorie Marsh — ested “'-.T r^-i^il^^S! to learn ot her marriage on - --- .---- . - c. .healed. HuUtrir-nuM tr Mail | We have iuid our leaaon. Let's Tuesday. October 8, at high noon. IN IUKHV (hit NTY. ONE YEAit. ii.Go take the advice of George Washingh*r *M£ a.nd nr ,—i.r I.. -t-.-.J L , ,;Mra. Mra. E. E. O O. kfiarah Marsh, tx* to RnhoH Robert nnrtor Porter ton, thank our Creator for the AU Warren of Chicago. Rev. W. S. IN HARRY COUNTY HIX MONTHS «0e ... ___ lantlc ocean and steer us clear ot Htcensnui. iMutor of the Jackson Congregational church officiated. entanglements as powUble. OCTSIUK BAHRY COUNTY. ONK . ----- —iZZ;----------_• I The attendants of thc special ma­ tinee al Hie Strand theatre on Sat­ YEAR IN ADVANCE ii,so I According to Hie State Departr^R^N"^WK.!?^...?Ng.i.oo'«nent of Public InstrucUon. there urday afternoon brought 108 quarts of fruit which will be added to thnl •------------------------------------ *----------------‘are 12,000 unemployed teachers in secured through lhe Auxiliary can­ advertising RATES. [ the slate, a suggestion is being vass, and sent to lhe Roosevelt ^Di»pi»r •d««ro»in* ntM «■ appUe»- j made Uiat certification standards be, American Legion hospital ut Camp “uu.ifM. Io<aia and raadinx noUraa. 30c robed so Uial only the best qualified Custer. That was surely splendid and the ladies are very grateful to “ vKi» ^7each la :01X11 "cur® positions. Perhaps it’s a Mr. Goshorn foi* his kindness and and to nil who gave lhe m w le JC“h!rare oolncidepce but the three best generosity, u ’ * tua' .T,,*',k*U *od । instructors we ever had the good fruit. Mra. C. E. Stockwell, who has Nuik.'r*U( 1Li*h'Uui' marrixcM win t,'fortune to come in contact wiUi been visiting her brother. Glenn ’■"oKi.'ir„ t„, pwl* *t»otot«iy devoid Ot Collins, and family tlie past few :U2“uK.u,"it'C\ .udrirrS IS 'onn" ««dn« or eour*< weeks returned to her home in Bea word, aacb Q<ur> cuustiuc aa • word, thay were exceptions to the rule. lolt. Wls., Monday. All ublluarv buatrv ..oi » w„.,t _ . . ............................. Mra. E. c. Witmer and daughter. ' Sarah Jane, of South Bend and Mrs. McCracken and daughlasWcan. of JOB PRINTING. : as In others. Nevertheless it is re- Joliet. III., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. r lubnrr im Ui. greltable that It requirements based Alec Ironside. j Mrs. Frank Casey (Georgia Lathrop» and baby returned on Friday to !Cr_ I."” ■' mtorccd. the t»elr home in Sheridan. Wyo. after ■i ■■■■ । {state will have to discard some of a four weeks* visit witli her parents ADVERTISING PEACE. ilts finest teachers, men nnd women at Borryvlllc and Dr. and Mrs. C. P. “If public money can be spent to’who were really born to their work, Lathrop. , Mrs. Emory Stiles left Sunday for advertise recruiting," “ „ —--— — ---------- says . Ernest: . Peru, Ind., where she will visit Elmo Calkins, "It can be spent to; to J THE BIGGEST GAMBLERS. friends before leaving for her home advertise tlie futility and economic; At more or leas regular intervals.ln Baraboo. Wis. Floyd Gaakell ocnon&ense of war." a tide of sentiment arises against To Mr. Calkins, advertising is slot machines. This Is as It should be p]Oyd oaskell. ’ something more than ballyhoo; it is since the slot machine game Is aimItr. ~ Z. li./. Hill and a constructive force—a civilizer, an ply a racket to extract funds from daughter. Virginia, and Mra. c. F educator and a crusader capable of the public at considerable profit. BJ^d q d exercising great good. Here for ex- One hasn’t a chance of breaking, Rapids and with Mra. Noyes Avery ample Is thc type of “copy" Mr. even in the long run against this al her summer home on Hie Grand Calkin would use to help build up a form of mechanized gambling. River. ■olid public sentiment against one j . However, too^llttlc sentiment has •P.VENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. of the w -public’s worst enemies—war. i been aroused for reform or regulaAbout 175 Odd Fellows gathered tH*»mn is, k "These “'Th..eA are nrn the tl.f, dead." rlonH *• tlon tlzxn of nf the Hir* greatest tynnihlinv Inktt-Instl- |n the Temple on Tuesday evening Tlie Uiemc gambling Tiicse are the soldlera dead In the tution in Hie world—the New Yak and‘ had an enjoyable time. There World war. i Stock Exchange and Curb which are pr!acnlrtttb?‘1!1 50 H£cth^n Let us stand on thc curbstone and manipulated largely by margin op- Sd?e ronfXd five Aral dSS . ’V JS* ‘L*“ ‘ ’ < / ? 1M I watch them march by. : orators who never buy. ’ for Invest- --------------------------- -team conwhile the Freeport- degree getting ment. According to Wall Street's, ferred third dgree upon L. Wills. Tramp.... tramp., ; seven ' tired are you? Why, they have been own figures out of..... eight buyers( The work was followed by a fine bou­ quet, which .was in turn followed by marching only five or six hours. are In the game on a marginal basis.' addresses by Rev. R. H. Bready. Rev. Tramp....tramp.....ten in a row .Corporations and Industries large1 Mr. Ballou and County Clerk An­ ....two seconds opart....Why you and small thus become pawns in a, drus. Clyde Derby, N. G. of Hos^ ।look actually faint....stand up.... gigantic gambling game. Marginal Ungs Lodge presided. ! Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Foster nnd tha flrat day hasn't passed yet. operators have no more use for Tramp.... tramp.... ten in a row [stock* than marginal operators in Mr. and Mra. S. C. Brock motored 1 to Eaton Rapids Sunday to visit Mr. ....two seconds apart....for one the wheat'pit have for grain. Stocksi and Mrs. H. J. Christmas. They day....for ton days....for 20 days and grains are simply mediums for. were not at home so the party went ....for 40 days....for 46 days! [trapping the unwary. The stock ex- on to Lansing and visited Mr. and Mra. Warren Wilcox. They returned THESE ARE THE SOLIDERS change and wheat pits should re­ by way of Grand Ledge. real values. Both have a legiti­ DEAD IN THE WAR. '| fleet " Miss Ruth Cull of Oakland, NeWhat a graplilc presentation of mate place in thc business affairs of bra&ko. is visiting Miss Evelyn Johnson. Miss Cull came here from statistics almost too great to com­ our country. Marginal operation.' Ann Arbor, where she iiad been prehend. Think of it! A column ten however, is pure gambling and making an extended visit with her men wide, sufficient to fill thc serves no useful purpose, or least; sister. Mrs. Fred W. Race of Kansas City. average street from curb to crub whatever useful purpose it may , Missouri who has been visiting her marching steadily by morning, aft-' serve is more than counteracted by cousin, Mra. Mae Young. Ipr three mioon und night for a month and । the false values and instability weeks, returned to her home Thuraa half. created. ‘day. Mrs. Young went as far os Is there any bolter way of plctur- 1 It Is up to the U. 8. government Chicago with her. t . Mrs. Cyrus E. Perkins, wife of ink Ulf dfslructlVf tore ot modern to Wall Street to reform 1“ ’ n«t>ia*' Judge'Perkins, of Grand Rapids, warfare? Public money is being ways. Gambling In marginal sales Who will address the Hastings Wornfrittered away each day for purposes with industries as the chips should. en's Club onFriday of this week. Mrs. Clement Infinitely less worthwhile than on 'be prohibited. . will . be - the guest of.... Smith while in the city. public advertising of tills sort. ' Mrs. F. R. <k#ncoast and mother, HAWKSHAW’S ALLI Mra. McElhaney. are guests of Mrs. Eighty-three state inspectors were Bruce Hayden at Saginaw this READERS AND ERRORS, "on the Job" al Detroit to sec that Thc person who says people nev­ Miss Agnes Holbrook left Friday nothing crooked was pulled during er read newspapers should be ; i the races. Wc note, however, tnat it for Muskegon where she will spend around the editorial rooms after ai the winter with her sister. Mrs. I was a Federal Inspector who actual­ Anna Carnahan. bad slip has been made in some per- ly ;, discovered nnd made public thesonal Hem. Misspell somebody’s! THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. fact that twenty-five horses, were name, even in an obscure item on ‘ Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Emery are hoped. Strychnine, nitroglycerine, on Inside page, and ace how quickly the error is called to yxxir atten-.I 1strong coffee and whiskey were visiting her parents, Mr. and Mra. 1 among thc stimulants used to make O. B- Spaulding. Mr. Emery recently tlon.. It isn't always pleasant to be /’long shots’’’ beat the favorites, returned from Cuba, where he has bn thc receiving end of such com- |I Joseph Bell,-the agent, charges. Ft>r- represented the Associated Press. plaints, although most people are I' During hts residence in Cuba Mr. very courteous, in bringing unln-!! ’getting for the moment the thor­ Emery has been over the island oughly revolting breach of sports- pretty thoroughly, and recently tentlonal blunders to our attention, j made a Junket with President Palma 1 manship involved, wo Wonder where but it is encouraging. People can't and other Cuban notables. Mr. tlie state's formldlble-slzed army of Emery speaks highly of tlie island spot errors without reading the “ I "trouble-shooting ” race track In ­ and its undeveloped riches. pajier. ; spectors kept Itself when all of this Miss Cleo Hoyt who has been C.LHMANY WITHDRAWS. ^dl’^^d^u"*? ™ visiting Miss Elvira Barnaby for • ।otner direction, evidently; or per- the past two weeks returned to her home in Richland today. Hltlcr lias withdrawn German jhops not looking nt all. Governor Mrs. H. H. VanAuken and Mrs. support from the League of Nations , Comstock staled a few days ago that j Rose Colgrove are in Grand Rapids thereby causing a breakdown of the ,Michigan could economize by cutting this week attending the State Fed­ flimsy peace machinery erected (down and consolidating her force of, eration meeting as delegates from the Hastings Club. Miss Anna since the armistice and creating a i । Inspectors. Right, governor. You: Johnson is a delegate from the fresh war scare. It seems to us, how-1’ might . lllaAU a n &IAA, make good Dt* start by firing Michigan Women’s Press Associa­ ever, that Germany U absolutely in tJw enU „ forcc now .«.« «UM.v "guarding" tion. Mesdames M. W. Wightman, lhe right: France, England and Michigan race tracks, and pay the Phyllis Reynolds. W. R. Cook, L E. ’ ourselves—tout, particularly France price of one more good Federal man Stauffer, W. D. Hayes and E. A. Burton are among others who have —In the wrong. . to take their places. been In attendance. Germany was left practically de­ . fenscless os a result of the unfor­ and Mrs. Harriett VanAuken and INFLATION. tunate Versailles treaty on the As might be expected, there is !daughter and Mrs. Allie Smith of tlieory situation . that — this —-------—. would - ------ gome demand for still further Infla- [ Owosso, visited Country Treasurer George Ooleman and family thc make It easier for other nations to tlon of our currency. However, there fore part of the week. inaugurate a general dlaarmamen•. is one thing that; wo should all Miss Julia A. Jeffery who has been program. Fifteen years have passed guard against, and that is getUng visiting friends In Cleveland. Buf and the total armament* of the an -inflated idea of what Inflation falo and Syracuse for the past two months returned last Monday. world have not been reduced. Tak- will do for us. Germany presented a j Mra. J. T. Lotrtbard went to Grand ing Into account Hie air forces that --------------good demonstration of ---that a --------------------- -----------, only Rapids Tuesday for a few days' visit have been Srfectcd p-’* J — LL.'™. ________ ______ __ wm since the war. ___ few_______ year* ago. when_1U currency and will spend a week it the It appears that Hie trend trend In in arma<ao arma- m Inflated Inflated that that It it took took several several mll- j Harto^befOTPretiuteta?* at Benton ments is upward, not downward. Hons of marks to buy a postage Mrs. Cora Tomlinson Foster of Therefore one can’t blame Germany stataip. Lowell is in the city this week to for being thoroughly discouraged! ~ ---------------------- .==r attend tlie Trego-Garn wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bellinger and two daughter!, of Otaego, were corded her. Is it any wonder that o * it.. impossible U*. task I* is . a «m.ll sma ~n»rv.twe oerm.ii*. ImpKltent .t |I Another ^poulbl. OOT" Pungent Paragraphs ________ ______ ..... tlie negative rMuita »t».inerf hvlnuin trylng !ook impressive in a ■ -______ following conservative leadrrshln Ooorse Washington costume.—Ohio1 FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Mtowin* consenaure leadership. Jounj>1 Hortense VanZile, whose should turn to the bombastic, die- i i readings from Shakespeare were so tatorial Hitler as a last resort? We’re fed up on reading about the wcl1 r®c®h«i her® l*at winter will Frnnre is Just as much to blame for hardihood of pioneer .Americans. Te^Ulre hwludta^nSriv Hiller as Germany, possibly more. Not one of them could have with- all of Shakespeare's leading plays. But whatever may happen abroad, stbod riding 56 miles In a rumble Her leading man is Bennett Mcwe hope that America will have Hie seat over one of our detours.—At- Thack and hcr manager Harold good acnae to keep out If American!lantlc CDtutituUou. ~~ • L. H. Tyler of Pomona. California, Is renewing old aeqitantances in the her birthday. After spending a success in their new work, city. Mr. Tyler was formerly a real- pleasant evening ’ they departed Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Spaw have dent of Hastings, but moved to Call-, wishing her many more happy moved into Mr. Schultx’s tenant r,.*.nine ‘^uyear/t ’.“’ ago. andmmU mmld b.re iJu .mu. -bU. fornia gives . birthdays. rooms, where he will now work, gkmhig accounts al tlie opportuni-. Harry Gates of Jackson spent The box social lias been post­ ties offered there. i Sunday with his aunt.-Mr. und Mrs. poned till the evening ot November Mr. and Mrs. Will Hay left for c N. Tobias, and family. 110. Plainwell thU week which will be Mr. and Mrs. Mell Hendershott Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wilcox and their future home, Mr. Hay having:and son, Bruce, of Kalamazoo vis- ron of Battle Creek visited -hl; -hte secured a position there. They take ited the home folks. Mr and Mrs. mother, Mra. Wilcox, and tils alsthe best wishes of a licet ot friends c. N. Tobias, and family Sunday, ter. Mra. Bradfield, Friday, with them. Mr and Mra. C. C. Robinson of Has’“* Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Reeves, of tings were also callers in the aftcrASSYRIA. Eaat Orange. N. Y.. are visiting at!noon. u n. w, Thp annual bazaar and chicken 8- W. Lane's on their way hotm"* and ‘ Mrs. « Floyd Tobias and. pjC supper of Briggs Ladles* Aid So-, ter, Marian, of Kalamazoo ctety blw been.scheduled for ThuraAbe Davenport returned from a';spenl'ThurMlay with Ihnir their day^-vwihie'Deww^er'? --- •— evening ---- tiliira will, ..................... _ -J .. .. . — W lnuro" visit with relatives in Saline Satur-' parents, Mr and Mrs. C. W. Tobias. A-*^»wd of Fxml WHimr ueonle d*y Mr .nil Mrv Wunrr ot ttal M.rl.n rrm.utrtl HU Buna*, evr- raft d on Mr. .nd Mn HrHlk KlSu taut rrtunml .uh lam tor a Mw*l nlrut. "WKly-ntb." menUr. Tito bnde visit. , Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Abbott of Bat- and Kr0om wort awav and when Mr. and Mrs John Goodyear en-. He Creek spent Thursday afternoon they returned were nol prepared to Urtalned with pedro Thursday with her brother. Mr. and Mrs. W. ,rcM ,j... werc by truck night m honar ot Mr. and Mn. Tay- O ’TObia. ^n^wpplJs 3 lor. First prizes were won by Mra Mrs. Delia Holcomb spent part of candv and ciBar< . D. 8. Goodyear und Lra VanValken- last week with Mrs. Burrell Phillips M„ Elizabeth Gray is spending , "¥* the —It at tlie home of our pastor. Mr. Bacon of Kansas City, forMr. and Mrs Fred Meyers df De- r and Mrs Harold DirxC atBat. rnerly a resident of this city, is call- troit spent part of last week with t|e creck Ing onold-Ume friends here this, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Newton and famAn uoi’nts of the Southeast disweek. Uy and Mason Newton of Delton t^t J7he co^l of FUligtous EdVTr« ... 1 neugmus at a Mr, r.vrtl. Lydl» rrAnkulftn Crooklion nt od Bowen, xhent spent fiundav Bunday there there. urellon were well repreMnled MUI*. .IM-.ed lor the world’, i.lr | Buwll Sinclair ot South Ha*Unn Dunham Tpradky. *he brink lhe lucky otteln ' spent Bund.y with Mr. and Mn. thrah th, the c,:n-Bi.’,uiu conical at Fred Keet Tobla. p,ln. -Loyally- The Bare Une Heatlt*,. at tlu county lair winning Mra Fred Bechtel and Mr,. Bub chureh Khool had the distinction lhe round trip ticket ottered by him FMehlel ot Hutink, and Mr, Laun. ol lh, u , t„M,. uapnae. OotU and m ot Hormnlle called thm „„d,rrt , One choir "> ™U1F? ■'» “H* number with Dr. Luther We.t u n .»wwee — • <,■. . —ew AGO . C. . .. Susie Pltllllft* aV FIFTY-FIVE YEARS TODAY. Phillips /OWA one HttV day t.»at last UTA week. leader. Timely messages from Rev. The historical discourse of Rev. I and Mrs Fred Bush of Ur- McKt .on ot McKtnn of Middleville. Rev. Hoyt' R W Pletcher, delivered in the Mandate spent Sunday evening witir o( of NohrtUe NashvUle,. Rev. Hoffmnstcr of' Presbyterian church, last Sunday parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. O., Dowling and- the Rev. Patrick Mamorning was a very candid and Tobla®-. __ l Veety of Bottle Creek were nil very careful review of the condition of I I; inspiring and helpful. The officers society, prior to and al the time of j WOODLAND. — chosen for «« the vcoming year ».«, are the Saviour's advent. Thc Woodland Woman’s Study Seward Walton, president; Floyd Mr. John Fishfcr of Johnstown Club met at lhe school house Tues- Miller. Vice-President; Nina Conktells us that he raised 25 busliels ot J day evening. October. 10. with Mrs. |m, secretary and Doris Holcomb, Merino potatoes this season off Albert Carveth and Mrs. Kenlth Treasurer. seven rods of ground- Tills would I McIntyre of Hastings as guest, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Warner and make a yield of about 571 bushels speakers The program was as fol-1 friend* of Detroit spent lhe week to the acre. If any of our readers lows: Music, Love’s Old Swett end at their Wall lake cottagehave done belter let us know. Song; Roll Call: Parliamentary Mrs. Evangle Miller Is spending For several day* a large crowd "Law. Mrs Albert Carveth; Piano the week in Detroit at Ure home of has congregated upon Hie street Duet. Alice Smith, Vesta Born; her daughter. Mrs. Doris Warner, corners to the disgust of every citi-: Book Review. "The Earth Turns.” Teachers in general of this locality zen who has had occasion to elbow Mrs. Kenlth McIntyre; Solo. Erma were In attendant? on Friday and his way through it. Tlie ladies some- Tylerraccompanied by Myrtle Bull- Saturday at the state Teachers' In­ times find it almost Impossible to lnKstltute at Battle Creek. pa-is tlie street al Uiat place. LanTiic Woodland Grange held a Mrs. Bessie Strickland, who has guage Is Clten heard from the cen- Booster meeting Friday evening, been assisting at the parsonage tral figures of Hie crowd unfit for Oct- 13. *1 the town hall. Refresh- home of Rev. and Mrs. Harold Dixany ears. Is there no way to dis- ments were served. on home at Battle Creek relumed jxise of this nuisance? The Marshal °» Tuesday evening, Oct, 17. at home on Friday. should' keep the sidewalks cleared ,8:00. the P T. A. met at the WoodTlie Briggs Ladles' Aid Society are and sec that ladies are not insulted! land Township school. / There was Aponsoring a Hallowe’en social for while passing along. |»» exhibition of the wirk of the Tuesday evening. October 31. A proWe begin to hear of men who are 4‘H Club, leader Miss Hlldah Summ. gram will begin at eight o'clock and willing to lecture for 1150 a night.; Mr. and Mra. Welby Crockford at- followed by a sale of cafeteria ’s Fair In Wendell PhlllliB is one of them. He 1 tended the thc World Worlds in Chicago lunches with coffee free. All may li» nave Hie the'.add relative#, Mr. nnd Mrs. come in In costume if If they so desire, desire. is one of the men who'nave and visited relatives, interests of the laboring men down ■ Arlle Crockford of Milwaukee, frqm Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hyde spent deep in Uielr hearts.—so deep Indeed Wednesday Until Sunday. Mrs. V. Sunday at Niles at the home of their that II never crops out except in, K- Brumm of Nashville stayed at parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Buchanan, words. A man that demands such n l,he Crockford home while they were Joyce VanAuken, who sustained price for u talk for an hour is a । away. . .injuries in an automobile accident friend.to no one but himself—is too! Mr. and Mra. John Dell nnd Miss,iome tunc a(tOi is under daily treatselfish even to be n citizen. Dorothy Dell spent Sunday with Mr. m(*nt at Lena hospital in Battle Thc new bridge nt Middleville is! and Mrs. Ezra De l of Lansing Creek. now passable. It will be » strong:’ Mr- an(l Mrs. Wheetficet of Has-: A Missionary play will be present­ structure but rumor says thnl tlie । lll‘Bs were Suriday guests of Mr. and rd by Nashville ladies at the Wilcox D .ureeii. $tohc work will riot be strong enough , irs. u. D- " \Yrec”; . church on Sunday evening. October Robert Kellogg Kellogg of of >2o. Be wise and reserve this date. to. hold it for any greftt length of I’ Mr. *and ”0 'Mrs. Mrs. Itobcrt j Schoolcraft spent the week end with; ' Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager. Mr. PINE LAKE .ad Mr. Jacob Brady or Grand, Ur ,nd u„ c„u But=her QUIMBY. Mr. dail,t„„. prapc,. cryiral .nd Z>The Young People's class wilt Rapid* «rrr Sund*y trurau ranor. of Battle Crack Rxnt Spnhave n progressive party Oct 28, be­ ta*.5'*St.".! F- 5 ’K"1"- *™‘ U,> ■<•*» Mlmtam .nd eccnlnj .’th ginning at eight o’clock, at thc home hunUng Mr and Mrs Walter Warner. I of Dewitt Cutler, al Velma Kellogg's partridge th « th‘h?1^’ Mre Ocor*“ B®Ulngham. who ha.' enS * J’eu’ par"lbeen «pending two weeks In Dc- i Doreen Rltzman’s at 10:15 and at , Rev. Conklin's at 11 o’clock in Has-: r>^rnrtanM^r8nEn“pi^rn«nd lrolt vbutlnK her s°n- FYank. and ',a,nlly- "turned home on Saturday/ tings. All members are urged to\-n 1 ,5On Gordon Visited lhe formers Prlrlnv n carlnarf nf fMxtlhdr meet at. the Cutler home and come J I parents, Mr and Mrs. Robert Finnic cattle was received at the Avery, masked. ‘ » K'V’’ fr°ln Salurday ■ farm, and on Saturday they shipped I Miss Freda Scott attended A CcnwJ'SE; Hilbert ».,.u! oul..two “rt‘*d*. °Uat I tury of Progress’ at Chicago over the, Creek M1MvUHertl^r lou m Hilbert wo mentioning car“?‘*3, °* those5le frs’spent;! weekend. 1mnthtr of Mr. nnttie Qrat» ’ou^.i When who Miss Maxine Bennett of Hastings ! Creek visited her the mothe wrek end* 8‘ ‘ end ot »th at the Spent the week end with Mias Do-. rt'°iWor,d* Palr’ lhe namcs of John B(fs of YeSterdaV * DANC CLEAR LAKE LODGE DOWLING, MICHIGAN Every Wednesday .. . FRANCISCO AND HIS HASTONIANS Dancing Muter to the Younger Set Every Friday ... ALL STAR ENSEMBLE Masters of the Square Dance Every Saturday ... ARCH BOLD AND HIS BAND The Hot-Ziggy Boys , Come On Everybody, Join the Crowd* at ihe Lodge Where Merriment Prevails DANCING 9:00 p.m. to 1.00 a.m. THE GEORGE F. MURRAY SYSTEM, Inc. Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column HOW TO GET MORE LIGHT for YOUR MONEY VITHEN you bug in electric light bulb, we want you ’ ' <•. -.11 .k. n.u. ____ —— ____z— * five useful hints about lighting. 1 on bulb or (hade will cut down the light materially. 2 -Mi " uVSu-to ET •“* - ’ B ’ p'" A blackened bulb gives less light and wastes the they are gas-filled. 3 Re sure that every lamp is placed where its light the light of a celling fixture is poor economy, because an inexpensive portable lamp, gives you more light just where you need It. om“- « P » TLEV.4 .. c h son rucp spent ,rom Thursday r g ..wUI h* Ufitu Sunday with Mrs. Clara Nlchtlie speaker for the Community sen-- j Oja ; whlc *»1 w»l be held at the U. B.' A CTPat d.al of Mrit.m-nt , ™ Lthe ,h“nd «??. , Church '■""anCXt *,uSunday h'u ««» u » caused cvenlng 8 ‘*w iSesday weSj whjt nicely located on MclnttKh spe" ‘ ’ .-'.•S «•' music l» l»>M "rranped. ™, of Carlton 'have' moved on the for- .jjj J^he dRhth anniveraan- o/thc ‘,*° men Who rcsembled lhe murx . will oe tne eigntn anniversary or the derera of Mr Hacker a^ked mm. All are sorry to hear that Mra.jC<S2UJoArine*Ftonfe0 sBem^the «n’P,0Jred by Dev«F ^^r forj Minnie Bkielman is so poorly at this KatKUu.^ ™tC£%y Xt^reralfeK ber 2 2. ln.te.d Instead of of Oct. Oct. 26. 26. os as nlonned. planned. ber Replace old blackened bulbs with new lamps. electric lamps Jo not blacken prematurely because I .m Be sure that your lamp bulbs and shades are kept clean and free from dust. Just a little dust or dirt 4 lamp. Likewise, it is poor economy to use a small light your eyes require. We will gladly tell you exactly the right lamp to use in every socket. 5 Election of officers at Sunday| J05' McKnl8ht- of Has* • no further trace of them could be: School Sunday were os follows: Su-1 A-n- cninrfi„r *ound. perintbndcnt. Loyal Lowell: 1st as- RMIwrine1 Mi? SSiSt" Robert Warne£ has "cured a poe- t u,---- , ,, —, ----- —------ siuini wjui uk auanuc ana racinc । Spindler of Manchester, Ind., over: Tea Company in Kalamazoo and( McIntyre: 2nd assistant superin-1 week cnd ueex begin his duties*hO on 15Monday tendent, Alice Reynolds; secretary tne Ul5.* cc5.end. tn? . BrOUird Sing! and treasurer. Hollis Hoffman; li­ King s Heralds at her home S^itur-. ,n Haven spent the week end brarian. Doreen Ritzman: pianist. da> ^ternoon. Mt hcr llome here , Vivian Glasgow; assistant pianist, Velma Kellogg. MILO. n is announced that the Prince, Milo Sunday School is starting of Wales lias ordered new suits. AftTAMARAC CORNERS. Burt Smith and family spent Sun­ off ire fine shape with four classes.1 er this it is safe to predict that suits day In Grand Rapids with their The teachers ure. Mrs. Roush, pri- will be worn this year.—Punch. tnary: Mrs. Smith, intermediate:! daughter, Stain. Mr. and Mra. Hale McDqrmid Mrs. Bellinger, young people; Mrs., moved to Mulliken where they have Flower, adult. Mils Wenger will be with us next Sunday in the after­ gone to housekeeping. Mr. and Mrs. Walker Cotton spent noon for church and Sunday School.! Sunday with their parents. Mr. and and will assist in,the singing and Mrs. C. H. Stratton, at Bowen Sta­ other work. In the evening at 7:30 special evangelistic meetings will be-1 tion. • Mrs. Clara Scare, accompanied by gin. We are hoping for great In- ' Her brother and sister, John Summ terest to be manifested and many and Rose Long, called on their niece, to come and help in this important saving work. Benita Miller, near Freeport ­ soul • Mra. DorothySun Post and Onson theGeorge afternoon of Oct. 20 the day P. M. Thc latter has been quite sltk but is much better at this writ­ twenty-fifth annual meeting of the To help protect the public health, and pre­ Prairieville Sunday School AssOcling. vent disease epldmlcs, the State of Michigan Mrs. Floy Lipscomb of Grand; atlon will be held at Milo church, has decreed that any herd of milch cows, Rapids and Mrs. Ruth Dunkin and। beginning at 1:45 P. M., eastern sons spent Sunday with their par­ time. Hon. J. C. Ketcham will give regularly examined by a competent Veterin­ the address. Music will be arranged ents. Bass Cotton's. arian representing the State, and for TWO by Mrs. Shepherd, so a good pro ­ Mrs. Lulu Cortright of Bannister YEARS in succession found to be FREE from spent from Thursday till Sunday gram is assured. Everyone interest-, contagious disease, such herd shall be known with her cousin. Della Cotton. They ed in Sunday School work is urged j to come. spent Friday at Mople Grove. as an ■ accredited" herd. Bel­ Audra May Sears and Glenn*! Callers at the home of Mrs. BelnnA rVirHv aa t aend In June Darby spent tllrt the uweek in linger Sunday afternoon were. Mr.' For more than FIVE YEARS the Highlands arid Mrs. Blair, old neighbors, from Sunfield with the former’s aunt. Dairy herd has been fully “ACCREDITED.” Mrs. Theda Wilt- Audra's parents, Plainwell. Our extra-fine herd has been, and is now, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver and friends Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Scarat spent Sun­ regularly examined by a competent Veterin­ day there and thc girls returned from Plainwell were also callers of Mrs. Bellinger Sunday. arian. representing the State of Michigan, home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Quick of and for more titan five years every individual HINDS CORNERS. Kalamazoo visited the home folks member of our herd has successfully passed Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Quick sons spent 'Sunday with their moth­ were supper guests. thc Veterinarian's thorough examination. er, Mrs. Millie Haynes. There were nineteen present at C. O. Tobias of Detroit is spend­ the Aid Wednesday. Mrs. Quick and ing this week with hts parents, Mr. Mrs. Schultz were hostesses. A de­ and Mrs. C. N. Tobias. licious supper was served. A good Miss Donna Hammond is spending program ■ enjoyed an^lhc treasury this week with friends in Kalama- enriched by over seven dollars. goo. “ Mr. anej Mrs. Schults and son will ROBERT W. Telephone 2651 There were about sixty young spend part of this week in Chicago{ married people from Hastings, Hen­ visiting and taking in the fair. dershott district and local, walked Mr. and Mrs. Kramer departed for in and surprised Mrs. Katherine their new home in Nebraska Wed­ Haynes Tuesday evening, it being nesday. Wc wish them the best of | Tbit is mmt important. Whenever you buy an incandescent lamp look for lhe maker's trade-mark prematurely, because they do not waste current. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY What Is An ACCREDITED HERD? - I ..A That Is a record wc are proud of. because It assures the health of our herd. It should be of Interest too. to every family using High­ lands Dairy mUk. because EVERY DROP of milk you get from this Dairy cornea from our fully ACCREDITED HERD. MUk is a nat­ ural “carrier” of disease germa Milch cows are subject to TB” and other serious dis­ eases. It stands to reason that with any cow so affected, the milk taken from that cow will carry the germs of the disease. The foot is that many epidemics have started from just such a cause. If you are Intarwtad in CLEAN Grade “A" milk from an accredited THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY CQOK, Propr. Huiiim Midi ______ �THE HASITNGS BANNBB. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER U, IW 55— “It's a Winner lor Vplue" Warm! CORDUROY Lumberjacks Oxhide bi^., $< 49 Jackets u“‘" A • $1.98 Strong! Snappy looking! 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Special Buy Ages: b to 8 Years Rayon Socks $ <98 Favorites! 16-inch Leather HI-CUTS «3.98 For work, hunt­ ing or outdoor sports — here’* your best buy in leather bads I Pliable upper leather with heavy compo - sole*! SHIRTS It’s a 79 boy will never com■1km or culil. rain or sliint’—when Ik- Jwa • ■r.e of tlu-sc purr-worsted style leaders. .Solid tutors with border trim. All-over Jac­ quard patterns Plain, with contrasting neck, cuff and bottom. DEPENDABLE PENNEY VALUE I Perfect for school-day wear Get Wise! Get Your Cord Knickers at Penney's Savings! Worsted Slacks en' aps Su ualit q rea< rni an Outing Flan 5 desired I Wool Mix Work . Socks 2 Look, Fellows! Al a little price boys like! HELMETS Bovs’ Black Leatherette Sheep-lined leatherette! Ventilated eyelet*! With a Bij warm Wtmbino collar! ■ ITS A DANDY I Four deep pockets with leather corner*I Lined sleeves! Wristcrst Hunters! Here's u Boys want these BED-TOP REVERSIBLE! SOLID COLOR Mackinaws ooi, Made of 20 oz. Wool vertible notch collar, slash pock­ ets, button cuffs, self bottoms with clastic inserts at sylcs. THEY WILL WEAR AND WEAR! A 27'Inch — Plain 69c Corduroy— with watercpelknl. red duck cm the reversc side I Full clutnMKtte lined! ys rie pairs STURDY B CARD TABL Fine Cotton Knit Bloomer* Good ns’ B ~**9 Men’s Fancy Socks 10c WE DO A truly outstanding value. Con­ roy? In navy.. leather, drab. Knitted golf knee! Sue* >i 16. beat climb* Snow Suits When you step out in a pair of these trousers —you know you’re right I Thc tailoring is a Workjl art—The fabric is durable and of high quality—The fit Raves nothing to be 2 «l-29 Warm, wasliablc. wide wale cordu­ Suede Cloth $< 27 X 54 Rag Rugs Good Values good buy! Ages: 8 to 14 — Basement pi Remna Odds—E Men’s Full Cloth Shirt b’5 • 4^ low price! 39c — Basement 29 Premium VALLE here for Young Men who care about style! Rugged Outdoor They're Popular . . . Boys' Suede Cloth Men's Fancy Compo Soles otl Unbleached fa Muslin Per Yard 09 $12~ 14 Black Calf Blucher 3*9 S' Suits O'Coats myU/EATHER $3.98 • Quality construction throughoutf shoulder. Full sizes— c it.. fine - grade 1,nitons. Srd.. ALL WOOL, O trim. Cuffs on sleeves and legs. Military Men's MACKINAW rs Baseme FALL SUITS ...AND... OVERCOATS PENNEY’S COTTON n PEt Men's Fine Quality A "Winter Favorite" CRASH You’ll recognize thc value once you read these quality specifications: — bar-tacked patch pockets: 2-thread; five ■ inch "ribbed Cliffs; centered shoulder . scams. Black. Navy. Dark tlx ford. x Sizes 36 to 46 Thursday, Fri “Good Humor” Razor and 6 Blade* COATS Heavy Wool Mis SOCKS • • Low Priced! Tough! SIZES 6 to 18 116-118 EAST STATE 5 lov �THI HASTIXOS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS, IVE r DEMONSTRATION and Saturday [OURS —Fi LOO A. M. to 6:00 P. M. s purchased f sement for 1UARANT 8 event! In fact, so much that it’s necesiess ... in order to present every item! 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These are lavish with furs, up-to-the-minute in style ' appeal . . . and siriiply marvclous at thc price I A fine-yara cheviot especially suited for children’s school clothes and Men's shirts. Other uses, too! ’ Penitey’s Extra Value! Rayon-Striped Cotton 49® PUMPS Complete the Comfort thr remarkably keai-y quality fqr thit 'frier! Arm shields. Rayon trim. Cream. Sues M to 44. They’re neat... and sweet! *2.49 Your New Fall Oxford-in Suede! Children’s AH Rubber /)• at Penney’a Low Price Women’s These naveTPlenty Calfskin Straps! Women's Ribbed Top One of the popular weaves tint nuke up into such adorable frocks', jacket­ dresses, and blouses! In' wash-fast c/Ami Children’s Sleepers Long Sleeves With FeetSuit 4 of S-TRETC-H! Stockings A Sturdy Service Weight HOSE 79® Made expressly for comfort afld wear! At Penney’s extr^ savings! Here now in die new Fall shades. Heavy Weight Cotton Ribbed . , . A Yard 98” A grand combination of soft black suede and shining patent I Decorative Stitchings, too! Cov­ ered Continental heel I They fre Very Serviceable! COTION CREPES GALOSHES $2.49 cause cold weather's on the way! And buying these blankets because they’re 70 x 80. 36" OUTING FLANNEL . . . Sure Fitting They’re buying NOW be­ warm, 'low-priced, and ex­ tremely good values! Size - Bascim-nl • . . . These Snappy smart and sard BUY NQW ON’ THE LAY AWAY PLAN | ’ Thrifty housewives are buying ' CodtS Yon won’t find a neater, naltifr . style in coats for girls than this! Be ~9 yard. that challenge comparison! See Them Today! jg read, Bia. Tape ning Cotton — — Plain Lined Beautiful S185O SJM for girls of 7 to 14 lag /a lues Chinchilla mq uality Materials V A. LUES jg Exceptionally fine grade cot-' Ask for our “NATION-WIDE” Wardrobe for Fall! uilted Batt Full Shirt . slock up. Bleach Unbleached Women’s Cynthia *2.98 t!bleached, 3 lb. a en’s Dress aps Special Price . .... Good Quality OXFORDS Priced Now at $<o Its A- . Wool Tweeds Black Suede , ’th . AU Wool Crepe PIECE $4*98 nna . For Dress! 4W dLVC eavy Wash Woo! Flannel inland See the bargains on our counters Three Pound— Housewives will appreciate these — and ‘ for your New Fall Outfit! Present stocks only basement—* You’ll Save! GALOSH Quilted, UnbhacM COTTON BATTS ton—“Airlite” bleached. PENNEY’S “GOT THE GOODS” on our Women’s All Rubber Steven’s All Linen Crash A GaymoJe Service Weight that gives real service! Silk to pie top — in lovely new Fall shades I They’re New for Fall! ASK FOR NO. 449 Good-looking Imitation Pigskin Wash Frocks GLOVES WM Tliey haw splendid wearing qualities, > '■*>! And reitumt«T — R<>»| inuUlions are often bet­ ter values than pour originals I Hose! flfYH WK ff-T Veil at Penney’s — lor LESS! Ideal for chil­ li r c n and Misses! Good wearing quality. CHILDREN'S COTTON Waist Unions Men’s Colored Hdkfs. Sc WE DO BAST STATE ST. Button Up In One of Penney ’» All Wool Novelty $—.08 Sweaters 2 A pair that’ll wear! Blankets $<.39 pair Women who know how to purchase won’t pass tin-, value by' Now that cold- weather's “just armmd lhe corner"1 Thrv re 70" x 80"-well made and durable! . Hose supporters reinforced from shoulder. With all lhe buttons for outer garments. Bleached ribbed cotton, ray- *^^ E>UUC In four different price ranges on trimmed; drop seat. . . . they suit any purse! In a wide rajyje of styles, colors, and sizes, they sujt every type! Women’s Tuck-Stitc Vesta and Pan All vat-dyed,, to keep their col­ or-freshness through number­ less tubbings! 2-12 years All VALUES you'll appreciate, whatever your income! Women’s and Misses’ sizes! - BASEMENT IASTINGS, MICHIGAN r*l �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER M.I93J • PAGE 8TX ' ' ,panled Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Tabberer FREEPORT. —-------------------------I been times when the Commonwealth in life with the right view point, for coming. On the evening of Dec. 18th UnitI hardly knew wiilch way to turn to Boys are not sent there as a punishRally Day at the M. E. chureh MY? and”Mr^DePriester of Has­ ment. There are no high, stone walls-cd Staten Senator Arthur Vanden- Sunday was a decided success. Tvw meet its bills, but In some wgy, just surroundlng thc place: no heavy berg will be tlie speaker, it isn’t tings were guests of Mr. and Mrs-. Friends from Grand Rapids were ---­ at the right time, money has seemed iron gates: in fact’there isn’t even 1 necessary to say anything conccm- present. Several took part in the "Ke Saturday, Mr- n and 8. F E. Johnson and to come from somes^urce to enable a fence. There are no guards and no ing Senator Vandenberg. He is rec­ program. Mr. Ditmar led the singMr 4 Mrs- " watchmen to see that inmates do - ognised as one of the foremost ora- ing with remarkable case and Miss them to keep going. A I Mr Grey called ^Umtion to lhe not escape. There are a number of tors of the country, and ha* already Helen ucukex of urand Kapids at (Continued from page one) homes ut tjw commonwealth- Flf- won a very high standing in tlie leg­ the piano and Mr. Wayne Thome — # —’fact that today the newspapers are teen or twenty of thc boys are as-, ulatlvc body of which he b b mem- with the trombone made the music Mrs. Emma Anderson and M Mrs. M pjnnia Andenmn hr had done, a helping filled with account* of crime, uhimi much .laned to n c. and MU lent inn Mm luni » home always Seger accompanied Mr. and home which which U is always in in1 ’ tier. ,complete, and Mr. Hansen’s chalk, Eva j e that day 800 ---------------boys, wla> ot it by toys even *in teens. ' signed to “a V™netent exnerien*w “**• '---------------“ their -------pictures were interesting and a les- 1Mrs. P. A. Tiiotnas to Hastings Fri-, - ’tie wrong •». start, ®ren our Jj ^T-u Uu ........... had tnadc't.,u — .. hare — - — • legislators are becoming —m.. I iady’known us a "House* Mother ' * OBITCARY. day. gone through the Commonwealth, concerned over the appalling 1n*|w er - <. i« .to give to — each boy tlie Mrs Mrs. Mary Mary E. E-Trego. whOtc mai.den maiden son In each picture, after which;* P. A- Thomas and wife attended: ..----— u ..... Trego, whose und Mr. Grew said that the vast crease in crime. As the twig h bent. J' afid -tteJnion I name was Mary Crouch, was born, the superintendent awarded the week. . majority of them became useful. the tree inclined^Criminals l»v should’have had from January 3. 1846. al Manchester. In- prises as follows. Eleanor Novlskey, ’tinday meeting at tho, Church 1 lamorable dUsens. The Commonmade out of boys who have . uarenls -The boys are all diana She was the first child of tlrat prire. highest nuihber of sig- o^fflFBntUtren Saturday. wealth has a capacity for raring for reached the age of 20, and who have I lramw| J WOrk and each one has Elea-wr and Lucinda Ctouch. When natures: Eleanor Thayer, first pnzr ‘ ^crot? um^“tor’bringJiw »’“»> ”l»r“ brother." Fred &vaa»i 73 to >8 boys and it is invariably the right odllook ou life. Tiiey arej. aj.ii.. tasks to perform. If lie Mary was stiu still a tmoy baby tne the crournes Crouches <or brln8’n«, and wife at hake Al-Oon-Qutn U*l crowikd to the limit. Il has no en- too often made in homes broken hy I „ 1( . u k the other boys do moved to a farm funn near South Beiid. Bend , dowment and depends upon the divolc. where the children have the ™ B Indiana, where she grew io a young n~l ProPle > ReV ftnd Loonp., were num­ clurity of «.how who approve of 1U Parental concern of neither the * lady. . i,1S*r* an(* M™- Kockwooc, of H®samong tlie sick a day or two Mary was but twelve years old “ngs spent Sunday with Mr. and la5t we).k • . . , metp«U The past three years have lather or the mother. Very often of been verv trying on<** n« they haveilW in such homes arc above nor-1» hope that everyone in hearing of when her mother died leaving her J- \ Ickes. H Mfa. H. W. Sease Isn't ns well ft* bren-for’everyone, and there hare rnal in intellect, but having no one hl^-voice, as ueh m hu the care of three sisters: Susan. Eli- Tracy Hinckley of Chicago called u.,ua| this week (.specially interested in them, and might be Interested, would make a , especially uneresu-a in tnem. ana .-'PInrn n.„i rt„„ hrntiwr m at thc home of Augusta Hinckley FIRST MEET «G OF MOTHM • “** ------- a r) r. a d f * ’ isea*y and perhaps quite natural for nny tu"e “2,011 any day thatwas. hem to form bad associations and convenient. TTwy could be insured of 'fall Into bad ways. From such ranks a cordial welcome and could then ace ™-. a^.rtoU8 nalurc and Dr. and Mrs. WedeR and two; . ««® daughters left Saturday for a two TTwrc will be a chicken pte suppr JoaKtneiu rgreiy touna in various ulnces of In- al Um* m p church at Bunnell cor- . J(f among which they A ■<? /W U ■_ idly recruited. If a boy has no one. he Ilves of boys, who.through no tlLt Hie cteerfuf and Irupir- “* cities of Milwaukee and include a visit nature was not to the World’s fair at Chicago. THEATRE • M1DDLEV/1 LE to lakc an Interest in him at such a fault of their own. but due to wrong THEATRE-MIDDLEVILLE | tlw. he ta Wry apt | .nvIrohmenL had started oil "on £££* & XX“l^S££d Mr. and Mrs. Ed cSsls and the i » 'ited. Callers ut Henry Wcrtman* Sun«re. Harknd-Wertman and Sntlirrlav »nd Sunday □aturaay -nd ounaay ’>nd once well on the way it is not so jthe wrong foot. that all lhe more radiated the former s father. Walter Coats, spent aa,Mhurg. Mr. and easy to change his viewpoint. ■ In conclusion the speaker paid a fHendUnesa of her contact with pro- Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. ^rs- DeGolia of Cloverdale and, The speaker raid that living in fine tribute to Mr jSlacr. whoLy • ** c. W. Doty, al Level Pirk. Buster Apsey and wife of Hasting’ jour quiet, peaceful communities we,seems to be especially gifted to wajs of lhls environment Tlie Woman’s Foreign MissionMr. Gurd. wiio hxs been staying developed a desire for an °ry Society met Octobar 6. with at. t.hc hoa“« his son Will, was Lionel Barrymore in •Joan have no idea of the character’carry on this work to which he hxs tha, !of the homes and surroundings devoted his life. No nobler cducatiOn and m obstacie proved Mra. Ltwmls. with a small attendl‘,c horn‘’ °f his daughter, from which many of the boys come, cauld be undertaken, and the effects [OO KTt.at fOr her After her fathr- ance’ b,,t mueh waa accomplished. Mrs Charlie Hammond, ot BaltlLiving as we <h we could not Im-'oi its good ipfiuence cannot bemarrlcd a„ain bringing into the Mr*.’ Loomis ojiciud the meeting. niore Friday. -We are sorry that lie .------------------ -------------agine n boy being brought up under measured. homeon unsympathetic stepmother. Mrs.VanPatten led the devotions. ,te u' —A picture you’ll agree Is one of such awful conditions, and his de-1 The Brotherhood members pas-sed Mury jcR home and by her own un- th,’n ln the business session is .was ,an‘1. Mrs. Will Shriber and the very finratever »hown onthe ^ripDon of one of the huts from.a resolution Jo assist In ever)- way (d d edoru attended schools until decided to carry out the "Mystery J*”1’’ daughter ofHastings spent CHOCOLATES a cK QuAuy DECLARATION ant/ A CHALLENGE We declare that our chocolates are equal in quality and flavor, to any chocolates ever sold at any price up to Wa challenge anyone io produce lint' cAoco/atea. Your first bon will Our personal guarantee behind every —w-vnm 21 and 22 OCTOBER SWEEPINGS B. A. LyBARKER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN .liver screen. most unbelievable. |monwealth and 1U various activities. waa M teachcr ’that she came u> wcl‘ “the "Mystery Neighbor■" plan.’G“fd. . . ALSO COMEDY AND NEWS If a boy who has gone wrong is Mr. Grew expressed his deep appro- MklllKan when «hc was .bout 21 wp meet with Mra. Clara Knlg in HU’‘raTd Campbell wife and Utt! WANT RI TV? TDV WANT PAI I IRAN io--o Cent. n* taken in by the Starr Common- j elation of this action by the BrothJ*1J. November. “t John Lain-. WAIN I to BUI 1 K I the WAIN 1 COLUMN AdmiMi n 10 Ce wealth what is the next usual step? ierhood. relatives in the neighborhood where Mr#- Arthur Moore, Mrs. Alvah mers Wednesday. —I Very often it is sending him to the [ Considering the t hre a t en I n g she 1)vwl f’r the <j( her Hfc Moore and Mr. and Mra. Charles WEDNfcsDAY A THURSDAY Heform School, which is virtually a .weather the meeting was well «t-|t hl KhoQ. .[le ,. bb ’d Moore and Mra. Ida Moore attended OCT 23—"6 training school for a life of crime.. tended. With Charlie Hinman as: ^7^ districts ’he funeral of Mrs. Mary Trego at There he is thrown into close con-President, and assisted by an able Jn 187. married to John Hasting* Sunday. “FMPl nVFF^ FNTRiNrt I,act w,th huw’fe<b of other boys, corps of officers, the coming meet-iT^ d t , n 0 ,nni, Mr, nnd Mrs. Vane W’otring vis-1 tmrLUTtC d tninRHbC who were brought into the world ing* of the Brotherhood promise tn; ™ldfJ^0°\ ited at the home of Rev. and Mra. .«-> CX(« “nd C.rtocn i" 5 Thr.. dawhlnr. wm- tom ■ teomg Mte OOM Sun.lav, .torn Tt.tr drt .lbd WtJ he Son nlyht will be Nov 20th. “ to Mr. and Mm Trejo. Anna W.llhu The-La<lle< Aid or the MrlbotUM Lhould be kept away from. which UmdCgrton Wheeler will be 0fg0lUhH|Utlng9 Rena Walk-: rJ>urch mol at the home <f Mra. The n m of t]»c 8 arr Common- i the speaker.' Hating heard him. « er. who lives at the old home and Miry Cool Wednesday with a fair Attend Thett Bargain Shaun! ' wealth is to re-build nnd re-shape can a.ssure all who listen to him nora Onrtl who dcpartrd thLs ljrt. attendance. President Mra. Deeda Jthe lives of boys, and start Uu-m off that they will feel more than repaid ly;8 Mr ‘wu ‘K NMier opened thc meeting. During ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- years ago. tllp business session It xu decided ’------------ ! She united with the Methodist ,o have a contest among the mcm• . church’ about 1890 and her faith in ^c" an«l several items of unfinished Z/-W“X~W- T’M T "W. T X"XV "W PIT TZXT-! /”■> A V T~3 ’he Eternal Goodness ncveY grew business were complied. after dim. Every duty that came her way: whlch we adjourned. Thc plaec of a I welfare of her community nt heart. Mrs. Frank Hynes underwent a There are few people' ’ who arc inojor operation lari week Wednes' privileged to enjoy as large a circle She is recovering nicely at the of friends as was "Grandma Trego.”',nst report. . Any one calling at her home was MIss Guytha LoomLs returned sure of a welcome and a hospitality Saturday after a week’s visit with, that made for her friends wlr> have: hi’r. cousin.-Miss Ethelyn Earl, atj remained loyal and true through thc , Belding. years. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Carr of Ixiwell | ; Riley must have had Just such n u° «T«’kx wlth Mr. and Mrs. character in mind wlien he wrote T'ord Carr and Mr. and Mrs. Charles '"Out To Old Aunt Mary’s." It is al- Hoyt. '.way’ssuch pedpjethat are lheitVpirw- 8 Suvarrer n-slsted with the' FROM THE- SKYWAY iatlon of not only itoems but alls of Program at the home of Orville; ;lives. Tlie heritage she ItaveiAbc- Bruce Saturday evening and 8un-t . hind Is priceless, our debt jnyable : ^av morning. COMES .THEIR STYLE loply in actual realization ot her Tf’e Misses Helen Lobd' ll nnd jexample. Margaret HulT of Besides two daughters. Anna and ,,u' wrck Rena, she is survived-by a .’liter. • mother. Mrs. .jMra. Eliza Hall of Hostings, a Mrs. Mornabrother. Norman Crouch, of New Mrs. Frank Hynes nt Carlisle: six grandchildren. Arthur i»!'-'pltal Thursday Willitts of Hastings. Mrs Flornbelie ported Mrs. Hynes being happ Stouvl) of Kalamazoo, Mra. Geneva feeling fine. Ah ah Moore and t.. family visited Ball of Flint. usm Helena and . Al-.-h ... Moofe f)f Wilma.Gam of Grand Rapids, and Mr. .and Mrs. ~ Charlie one great grandson. Robert Stowell, j . of Kalamazoo. m«»•• Johnson ot Little »»-..« Paul ---■ and Dickie MEN'5 Bowne. spent the week end with I cannot say. and I will not say ■Dint she is dead—She is just away! their, grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. i With a clieery Mnile and a wave of H. M. Boughncr. Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Howell of the hand. . She has wandered into an unlyiown NushvHle spent Sunday with t|ie latter’s parents. Mr. and- Mrs. I land And-lcft us dreaming how very fair Charlie Austin. It needs must be. since she ’ lingers ।। Alvah Moore made n business trin to. Hastings Wednesday. I there And you—O you. who the wildest! Standard Bearers met ut the home of Miss Gaythn Loomis Tues­ . yearn Black C.H , For thc old time step and tlie glad day everting und interest has Began . anew. return x Burt Wlthgy of Chicago visited his Think of her faring on. as dear ' B.l or Iq the loge of There as the love of aunt. Mrs. Cora Gardener. Satur­ day. ' • here. • tern’’ •-< at th» sPe’ MT? and Mrs. L. — M. Curtiss were Think of her still as thc same. I say --------- ...... two pa»r* She is not dead—She U just away. Ruest* of Mr. nnd Mra. Frank Bak-»---------- no •--------------; er of Grand Rapids Friday evening. ci.l Pri“- , ,SIS8 FROM THE SPEEDWAY MARTIN CORNERS. | Arlle McFee and mother. Mrs. White *«» U*‘ Mrs. Garc TLschcr of Lansing. Bessie McFee, of Niles, Ohio, visited COMES THEIR SiAMINA Mra. Velma McCaully of near Lake their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. ' Odessa, Mr. nnd Mrs. Gerald Tischer j Curtiss. Monday and Tuesday. SHOES, Kid Leather and baby and Mitt Myrtle OverMrs. Ida Moore left Sunday for smith of HasUpgs were visitors at the home of her son, Glen Moore, at Mr. and Mrs. Clark- Ovrramith’s Sat- Hastings, where she will remain inurday and Sunday of last week. ; definitely. ■ Mra. Orr Fisher and Mrs. H. Mrs. Lawrence Johnson and son.' SHOES, Black or White________ Cogswell were callers of Mr. and- Dickie, and Mrs. Lucille Watts of Mrs. Richard Leslie and Mr. and Bowne spent Thursday at the’ H. ' Mra. Roy Patten in Hastings Wed- M. Boughner home, nesday. : Mr. and Mra. Charles Austin spent; Black or Tan Combinations______ | Mrs. Mae Ovcramith and grand- Sunday with Mr. and Mra. William | son- Jack McCaully. visited relatives Yule of Grand Rapids. ■ in Marshall Saturday. " AND UP. *T THE FACTOR* Mrs. Delia Yule is suffering .In­ Elmer Leslie of Lansing was a juries'which rhe received tn a recent! caller at Mr. and Mrs. Orr Fisher’s fall.while on a fishing trip with her TUDEBAKER is presenting the lowest to go through that entire contest without a sister. Mrs Ella Catt. Sunday afternoon. Brown priced fine cars in American motoring single adjustment or repair! The L. A. S which was postponed Miss Mildred Hurley of Grand BUck one week and will meet with Mrs. Rapid* Ls spending a few weeks with history in these startling new Studebakers leather They have uncanny "mechanical brains" j Carrie Fisher Wednesday. Oct 25. her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. I of 1934! . Chrome v?ear’»ng that make driving almost entirely automatic. ' OXFORDS for Dress Wear______ for dinner. Note that it is f >r din­ Fred Brunner. uppers. l°n? Studebaker has stepped down into new ner instead of supper. A cordial in­ Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hynes of Mil6 to 2. Tlie test of driving will fully convince you .Me.- M'*’** vitation Ls extended to all iingtort called on the former s moth­ fields of low price and stepped up traditional i 'preaching Service and 8. 8- next er nt ... tlie .... ,hospital Thursday and .. that no car vou can buy is nearly as good a heStudebaker quality in so doing. last. 'Sunday morning .at the church, turned Friday by thc way of Free­ "buy" as these startling new low-priced First Quality Brand, Red Soles __ . Plan to be there. . jwrt. , Thc armor-plated bodies of these new Studebakers. Thc hew Dictator Six is $645. Mr. and Mrj W. S. Surrarrer Studebakers of 1934 are sensational in their The new Commander Eight is $845. The OBITUARY. made a trip to Hastings Saturday.' beauty, strength and quiet. They co farther Daniel M. Knowles, son of Mary new President Eight is $1045! Joe Kaunman has been employed E and Lafayette Knowles, was bom1 in Grand Rapids for several weeks.i than any standard production bodies in the 3-Snap Rubber Galoshes_______ . Come in today and take out one of these. ' tn Carlton township on October 5. BOV6’ world in approximating the air-curve sym ­ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Litchfield of 1883 He departed thU life October Sebewa called at the home of Mr. new Studebakers of 1934 for a convincing metry of the latest giant speed planes. 10. 1933. aged 50 years and fife day*. and Mrs. Fred Williams Saturday. ' trial drive. He leaves one brother. Josiah D. Appealing outside, they’re uttcrlyalluring Mrs. Elia Diaper is visiting her and five sisters. Mrs Frank Barry.• brother. Joe Coon, at Clarksville Thorogood Quality, Double Soles when you open thc doors... with capacious Mrs. Frank ,Friend. Mrs. John Us- this week. THE DICTATOR«Zou «»645 seats, luxunous tailored upholstery and the borne. MY* Charles ■ petsenhaver Mrs. Dubois of August* and Mrs. finest fittings ever provided in cars so low : and Mrs. Harvey Allerding. and a Henry Wcrtman of Delton were THE COMMANDER « low <n»845 ! host of other relatives and friends. guests of tlie latter’s daughter. Mrs. priced. A new ventilating system assures Padded Leather Soles, All Colors THE PRESIDENT ar low«t‘1045 Wallace Campbell. Friday. real comfort—allows opening ofwindshield. Miss Sarah DePriester and Wil­ These new Studebakers have that stamina liam'Slocum of Hastings were week and brilliance of performance which en­ end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie j to »land Double Sole Construction_______ Price. abled five 85% stock Studebakers to finish P A. Thomas and wife made o among the first twelve in the great Indian­ tbcm bejarc pattiblr reviuert upward it made ntclhe ham Voys. business trip to Hastings Saturday. apolis Speedway race on tyay 30 last—and tuarj Ir) higher cuts v matcriuli. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Thomas visited A"***'*10 b\144 the former's brother, Abe Thomas at Pinhdok Tuesday. White 'Eey te* » • Mr. and Mra. John Kemp and! "Hattings' Busiest Shoe Store” Mr. and Kirs. Levi Lehman of To­ peka, Indiana, were guests of their 114 W. STATE ST. HASTINGS, M!CH. cousin. P. A. Thomas, and wife: Thursday. In the afternoon all vlsHaaiiaga. Mick. Red Abe Thomas of Pinhook. । Mrs. Emma Anderson accom-ti STUDEBAKERS OF 1934 IX f ill/” W I—I f 11-4 W A I L< INL/W orlUll orvL/JC ♦ $ L> I \/ DUi R *1L DRESS >XFORDS Everything Combines To Make This SALE One of the Most Outstanding Shoe £vents Starting Thursday, Oct. 19 Take Advantage of the Many Values WeOffer. Careful Buying, Volume of Business, All Play Their Part In Bringing You These Drastically LOW PRICES Women’s One Strap House $1 19 1--- Boys’ Tennis or Gym Dress Oxlo^ds .. Girls’ Sport Oxfords 49c $179 Men’s Work Shoes $]59 Women’s Arch Support $}78 Men’s Knee Boots $J98 Women’s and Children’s 98c $188 Men’s Work Shoes Women’s Felt Slippers 49c Men's 16-in. Hi-Cut Shoe* $298 HASTINGS CUT-RATE SHOE STORE Sensationally designed! $ Sensationally priced! 0 IJ S AT LAST... Science Conquers Stomach Trouble! Reed’s Drug Store Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HARTING 8 BANNER. WEDNTfiDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1833 exchange program On Wednesday, October 11 five WITH NASHVILLE UNION ’d.al “X, Social Events and Personal Mention .wi Ur lluH lzni K. .1 M. mif. wto u» rmi « sir. ud Dclljhirul Time at Country f and Mra. John Lenz of Freeport, and ' Miss Reat.'ia Fem*, daughter of Club on *WedneBday ! Bum .nd Mr. and Mrs. Austin Ferns of L»,tcr D.V.U11 .prat Sunday in) Marlon Landon and (Lolly of .Mr. and Mn. Gordon Garn oi vlT. Dowling, was .«olemnlaed by Rev. Afternoon । Grand Rapids with friends. iWalkerston, Ind., wete week end Battle Creek and Mr* H«rry Bull C’D on Saturday tor a vbit wltti karl H Keefer nt his home in Pot- • auro*., ; Carl Be-wiier lenvt* today for hU' visitor* • with Mr. and. Mt» 'N. V. cf Flint wete the week end gUesU of ’ mr »uu mr» ...u.y Jon ~P’ ^z. „An exchange program between the tervijle. The only attendant* were Stem and Mr. Wareham will remain «•><»»»•> Methodist . Gcraldiiie Williams of Hastings home in Los Angeles. Calif. | Porter. Frank and Mias.EetUe Gam 1,7Z"L.777Br^.’LT'''"'" Missionary Union* was tlie occasion Miss 1 Mr Herbert Kunde of Freeport, Mte* Dorothy Field wa* home! Mr. and Mrs. Harley Fox and WilMr. and Mra. C. C cjx of 1 r w t of a most delightful uhd inspire- ai>d 1 .»>.i y>e t»we wr» «l»mlw In’ from Kalamazoo owr the week end. | Ham spent Bunday with Mr. and Warba. Minn. were the gurate of ■' ttonal afternoon Wednesday last.! the program Ix lng carried cut at a deep blue crepe with Dr. nnd Mra. XR-urge Lockwoxi Mrs. Chas. Warner and children of mt and Mrs. Frank Hounan last • the Harting* Cowry Club which ltMU" wa“anu were in Chicago on Tliursday at the Wamerville. ' week, Mr. Wilcox is Mrs. Hoonan * fair C. L. Bowen of LAkc Lansing was brother. proved an. Ideal place for a gather- ”55 ■ black and white *n*mble. ing of that nature. Tlie Nashville I ^rr8’ a Mr. and Mra. E. G. Holbrook of In the.city on Wednesday calling on Mr. ttlHj jacdb Rchor ac- 1 Union furnished the program. «heid'a.tcIM*’**‘f‘;w da,J'B wedding trip Laming *penl Sunday with Mr. ami friend*. It was his first visit here in cojnpanled by Mra. Edw Clark and chief feature of which »a* a play. afd,Ju«*n thcU return *'tU rtlldp Mrs. Fret! Young. twenty yean. s carl Beumer of Loa Angeles. CaL, Mrs Pierce O'Connor I* visiting; Mr. anil Mrs. Harold Smith and visited relatives in Woodbury on' 1 Two Lives." in three short acts. DowHng. ft was beautifully written, and the1 ,>ou.nB ^5 lier sister*. Miasea Lillian und Lydia Bobby anti Mr. nnd Mrs. Warren Turzdiiy. ENJOYABLE VISIT THERE - of “* Chicago. —------- k -------- -----*--- Mf and Mr# VJcUlf fiUson । finished manner in which it was in-1 *Ubc* of a l*rgc circle of friends. Roberts, i- Moore and* family visited relatives BY BUSINESS WOMEN Mr. und Mrs. Kenneth Daniels in Lansing on Sunday. | terjiretcd by the Nashville tadies* 7 ' Freeport were in the city on Tues-, PEDRO PARTY. gpenl Saturday and Sunday at AI Mr. nnd Mrs. Bernard Reed nndI.day enroute to ber home in Fair-' ‘left nothing to be desired- The story! ON SUNDAY century of Progress. MUs Margery Reynolds were in Chl- mont. Ind. for a week's visit with' Mr. and -Mrs. Mannl (centered around the young daughter! T - — — Gordon -——------- en-­ Mr and Mrs. Thomas Kesler of cago at £ Century of Progress on i of nn American missionary ond hisi tertalned six guests very pleasantly Mr. and Mrs, Roy Koontz of New BOYS ASSISTED IN Hillsdale are visiting Mr. and Mrs. i Bunday and Monday. wife in the Chinese mission field. <>n Friday evening, pedro furnishing Selah Kesler W. Bond St.- I Mr and Mra. J. M Langston. Mrs.■ Huven, Cotin, Mra. Helen Want and run DC Li ccDUirr ' w,»o is sent to America to be edu-jthc entertainment. Top scores were I Mr. and Mrs Eugene Freeman . D. M- Stuart and Miss Dona Stuart Mra. Fanny Walker of Schoolcraft; UnUnUn otnVILt cated, and the various Influences! won by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence *|rnt Friday with Mr. nnd Mrs. Karl spent Sunday In Jackson with Mm. are guests ot Mr. und Mrs. Eugene .....vher to remain >».»*«„in u>l .r.—7771 .... . !l,iat determine , Ryan. Knickerbocker of Grand Ra|>ids. Stuart's brother who is ill. • Freeman Hit* week. j Excellent Training, Whole- this country, yet in the end move Miss Sura Schadcr is tlu- gurat of Mrs. C. D. Bauer. Mrs. FloydI Mr. and Mrs. Huy Cordes and M*s ; some Environment Tend to her to return to the land of her; 80mC cnv,ronmeni 10 birth, take up the torch kindled by her mint and uncle. Mr. and* Mrs. I Everhart and -Mrs. M J. Crotu went W H- Cook, also Mrs. Phy Ute ReyB. L Kenyon, of Lansing this weed. । to Detroit Tuesday to attend the1 nold* of Ann Arbor, went to ChiDevelop Fine Oitizens j her patent* and carry on in thc . Mr. und Mr*. Jas. BrUtnl und Mr. Stub* Federation of Women's Club*‘ cago Tuesday to attend A Century of Mrs Stuart Clement Mrs Maud *.;a,n'’ Bn!al caUM- 11 WBi’ a Mory nnd Mrs. Jock Stem spent Friday in in session from Tuesday till Friday P™?™ f<* • W Smith and m Eva A. Hecox. | *«“ “ Jlne (^“>atic sense ami Chicago al A Century of Progre.o. j nt thc Book-CacUUac hotel. ■ . ■«! Mr*. H 8. GaskilJ^po pthej JonftV M;lbl.| 8lMQn. y^n. made a tteep impre^mm on.all win Jefferson St., are vtaiUng friends in Campbell. j.**phine Slmc und ArPritth-ved to hear it. uyising. andI will attend the annual y-iie Campbell, members of 01c I The following wa* the of । (Continued from page onei j banquet of the Service Guild, at thc BusUiess Women's Hospital Guild characters: Mra. Van Horn—a mod-| nr.lB.iuu> cluireh. jnd Prou,,.. Ju,|„. Dta c'. rm roun, roart. marron-Ur. a J for lhe vtyr wete given as follows: Jud+ and Mr. J« D/mto, .nd ^..ton rpral Bund.,- at the Starr *■ 'Ca»h on illnd Oct. 1. 1932. 13.100.72. Jaa.htm. Betty, ol Karat. II., Idaho. commru.T.lth near Albion . E "W Refunds from other counties and. You'll agree—when you sec the fall suits on our racks—that have been vlsltim;.rdatiVcx in this; a.^, nf lh„.„ w„„t . • Crae. th., young girl. Miss Edith we were fortunate in our buying this year. Our good fortune city, in Nasiiville and near Sun. Hj”1?nJ,.iXn Xlmk p“rker. Mrs. C. Vandervttt JSnes.' other accounts. 53.121.78. Budget Wc arc showing Hid new 3 8 in. Polka Dot design, r voted by thc supervisors. 319.000 00. is yours. Fabrics arc unexcelled at the prices asked—tailoring field sinre Tliur.xfa/. • m' : * «opM<Ucated nnd much travelled R. F C. moneys paid the county. a beautifully clear cryslal^clit and gracefully ' Mrs. Isaac Huuvent-r has been in | *hv aft rati t Mrs. Myrlcn Strait. Three colis of the best—and all shades of blue, gray and brown most Pl^uU?f^'Mi^^dayTwTth'hrx'^ d ^ , .^ , ’ y h ^ l | ^ e ^X^ ’ sUn'P ‘ Xe KlHs ' ” cn ® ” ° C ' <57825 Tw^JxiSndiSE ’ vte're: i modeled glassware in 5 sizes. Plymouth lor several duys with her “ vL* '' popular this fall can be found here. 5«ndd.Uld_rJT' *h,te.. M i who 2 ?it XTeTt the^older I Height 111 In., lop 2 3 8 in., capacity 8 oz.„ 15c Butt, were in Chicago ut the fair. * i X^mad^by a JSngrt lid*and”'J- IIThP ,l7'1'ldT, ofr lhe ' total ot I28J10.45. leaving cash on । toud of I28J10.45. icayhig cartoon J Miss Mary Lou Streeter and Lyle I a *Sli’ Kungi r 1 U!J‘on‘ E‘” J**n. presided. lu,nd at lhe present time. 57367.80 -Height 5 In., top 2 3/4 in., capacity 12 ot., 15c ea. with Mrs Mra OeorBtf George Evans tn in chanre chargeof'This b.i7ance,"thcre Rfp" Scudder go to Holland this after-1 m>v^n«vid Rhrrr < JL > SaSh/ wllh nr ,w. hai.n«. .m.,., is «.’ nv °C., n No. 4 size—Height 5 3 8 In., top 2 7 8 in., capacity 14 oz„ 15c ea. of devotions A lovely solo was giv-‘ money amounting to >1.608.14. and iTrnm Mrs lL f^wXT^ “nd *VC vn by Mra. Uura Sackett, accom-, m the .county poor- fund 15,759.66, What him Just been rakl for suits goeflor topcoat*. Pattern* aT/ ' 1. 11 inspirational talk bau d on tin <No.'5 size I* tjie well known "PILSNER" shape) S'ttir k“»>u-1 k"” A- liunied by Mrs. Win. Detin. A ph tis- or ,a total of 57.367.80. and plain colors are ctpialiy 'good" thia year. We've got both imt social hour followed over the tea. perhaps some of t^ie renders of Sunday. inurs noun. for your inspection. See them and you’ll believe they're good cups. x . | the Banner would like to know what Mr. and Mr., lira-art Ayara. MU. A “’rml 1,1 values, and you'll be right. They are I tlie expenditures for tne different Martha Bennett.-Mra Wank Mar-1 "m ol the jehool room-. I... r.i the AUXILIARY MEETING I Hems of temporary relief were and Fiftieth .4»inivi’rs<iry "Always Sonietrtng New" .hall, and Mu. Allee Ayar. w boy. autatlnk.. Tte vUltota enl«,n THURSDAY EVENING । follows: Evaniton. 111. earne Friday nnd -m ln.peet.lon rd the nelwol alul HASTINGS, MICHIGAN .pent the week end with Mr. Mui '1”' «<»«" where the boy. live. II I FYx>d ............................ ------ - — . I 6.776.47 . .Mr. Blrtrani Grona and Mr. and “™' petwn In Barry randy enter. American Legion Post and Fuel .... 2.641.76 Mr. Emil Tydrn. MU. Bennett re- uln-; “ *“« roneenunk the 439 25 Unit Holding Hallowe'en ( Clothing ....................... -malnlni over lor a lew day. thu 1«-Jdblhw « Starr Cmtmre.wealth. All thc weather prophet* CANT be wrong! They're all pre­ Medical ... SJ28.12 ( | * visit to tlie durmitoru-j, and to the Party October 27 Funerals ,. dicting a long, cold winter. If you're set for it with a warm, i Mr. and Mra. Elwyn Daniels. Mr ’<*kera kept by the boys would dh264 00 Permanent Relief .'. Tills week Thursday evening is; well-tailored overcoat, lhe predictions needn't worry you much. and Mr*. Keith Daniel*. Mra Edith I Pf1 “n>‘n‘!5 ha\* Supervisors' Services tlie time fcr the regular meeting Beckwith and children and Mr. uno E'vry lx <1 is made uithoul a If you are nol, be sure and see our fall showing before you buy. Transportation ol the American Legion Auxiliary, Mm. Ellu UenU-h atlend.d .. lam-1»rt?klr. '”v "“bln« 1,b1 Miscellaneous, mostly Uy reunion al II# home ot Mr. and 1 "J* » •“»« » s «t and the first time that lhe new of­ ,Mn. Clarence LHwnlri, ol SuMU-ld ■>* " “ "e.-.n; about u iron. 1... ficer* will preside. A good attend- , hospital, nurses, etc.... 3.60759 Inn Sunday In honor ol J.idre and “ntpanlons. Their clolla-a lockers iince is desirco. Total 520,659.31 On Friday night'. October 27, the |Mn. Jay Downins and dauiihler. I aroasainnl..« ol nrotileuand arc.|mTELEPHONE 2241 Several ot __ ______ the___ supervisors _____ _ __ ___ seem __ i Baity-ot Pocatello Idaho imaculately dean. One boy ol ioue- Post and Unit will hold a Joint Hal। Bed Coleman relumed tram lX- '~" ”“k“ » H«lslly ot ironlnd lowe'en party at the Legion home' quite concerned over the fact that I Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Mich. which promises to be an enjoyable there is to be an independent re-' I Iron Munday. ahlrta. and he surely doe. K .plenMrs. Kcnlcu McIntyre la .pending I di'l'l Aiwlhrr boy U deeply Inler- gathering. Further announcement lief organization in the county, to .carry on relief work. These men, the week Jn chlcaK. I"'*1 “S Und.ee!>- work, u, he ha. will be mode pext week. ’--------------- *♦» —— i feel that such an organization Mn. naf Brane ot Kalsmaue. i t?’, n “* owtl ,n b‘“kc Iwo rock parPARTY AT CITY CLUB. ’should be'answerable to the Board; r.illcd on Hasims,-, irl.-ndi. on Sun- d““ ‘tol “re • ?nc ““«‘™ ■” the HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Mrs. Sidney FK-nch of Middleville J01 Supervteors; whose work should be I ! day grounds, surrounding, the Common^ entertained on Wednesday at the carried on with the idea of helping Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allerding of Saranac were in tlu- city on Tuc:i- attcntl<’n under compt'tenl tench­ Women's City Club in Grand Rap-ievt’D worthy case that U needy, but, ' tiBy . era and well-rounded lives are de- ids nt. a charmingly appointed »v‘ng.thc county the appalling fu< I1 | Mrs. William McCann ot Irving-"'1"''”1 “ • J"1 “>«“ T bridge luncheon, u number of Has-it“rc burden that may come from!, wm lhe kuu-. of Mrs. Dan Lowu on.« «?““ *'{?, I"«blenu u, tings ladies attending. At contract.‘ “’Hiding up u class of Indigent* who tliat lt ts up to the public [Mondiiv ' tlhelf home comm unit lu. grow into Mrs. Roy Cordes and Mrs. F. E. Hill Iwin Mr. aid Mra. Dan Lewis were bf,tea'L held lhe winning scores. >l?, <!lmt thcy bave whttt Ulcy There present from here were. ’hink they need. Sunday e.e-.u ol Mr. and Mrs. Earl , >' • >"»• »««>» was pur­ We believe the recently organizedLewis of Lowell ' ; chased, the house remodelled and is Mrs. Kenith McIntyre. Mrs. Earl J Mr. and Mrs. Carl wreplnler wlml "““I'-"1 bk 'be ""■cl*" “! “J' Coleman, Mra. D. 3. Goodyear. jr„ I Emergency Welfare Relief commlsMr*. o. L. Lockwood. Mrs. Clifford i*,on “nd Ule County Poor Commls-. io Cisco ITiday. remaining orer ““g,,,!'b“ ^“n Ribbon — Paper---------- Seals the week end n'^ "°u' c<lt’a'ic. complimentary to Dolan. Mrs. Josephine Todd. Mrs. ■5100 carrying on this work can and Robert Cook. Mrs. F. W. Stebbins, |wU* al,n 10 co-oj>eratc. | Mr.. Millan Sevrrener ot Battle «?■ J*”)’, “*1” 'creel: vulteil Mr. und Mrs. Ber: h" with-lhe Commonseallh io. Mrs. ChihuPott*. Mra. Roy Cordes,J NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. ■nrWlrr on Sunday. A„?"S1’ 01 A “ld?r Miss Marjory Reynolds. Mrs. Ray Mrs. Helen Slocum Karrar had a 12 in. — 1G in. ■— 18 in. Mr. and Mra Mr R. k -Rouse r'’slde’ al co1“’ Branch. Mrs. M. A. Lambie. Mrs.t I Miami visited and Mrs. ofM Yo. A. ‘‘boy# ^*^* *“,ht‘ Henr? Ooe5 * ,an operation thc for iVnnXk appendicitis Leon Tolhurst; also Mrs. David^serious i hn?', LatcKt Style and colon. Rr. tvh rniMtaninP ,n1 > nttal *ntU> nigfll Ut tllC PtnnOCK hOS.Lambic orcr Sunday. house on adjoining land. • rnnen. catcaonia, Mrs Paul ' pltai. Bhe She Is oPlflnB getting B)nno along B< as w4lM well as i HU Helen Bldd^ts sultlns her!, »™“ Faulkner and Mrs. Clifford Gard­ can be expected and will apon be re­ Orders Taken for Special Icc Cream — Bricks and sister. ML- Vivian Biddle In Grand: 'nd Albion High school olid Albion ner of MicVileville, and Mrs. F. E. Individual Servings Rapid, lor .1 tew days. |COlkw. one having reoelred a sellol, Hill nnd Mtes Florence King of; moved to the home of lier parents, j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herzel and ; Mr and Mra. Hawaii BlnUatt and !“J. '] ‘,cU"‘ «“ Grand Rapids. family of Kalamazoo spent Butur-! Price* on Annivcraay Sale effective through Sat­ I children vialted relaUrea In Grand 111 ‘ ' honor roll. I day night and Sunday with his I , Rapid, over the arek end. , rl“” J”" ‘‘nireMlon haw BBroGE—LUNCmEON. orotner. Mr. Mr. anu urday, October 21*L brother, and Mrs. Mrs. Lewis Lewis Herzel. Herzel. I Mrs. Kate Walker ol Battle Creek been hard one. toe SUrr OrenmonMrs. Louts J. Hessmer and Mrs. and family. They also called on Mr was lhe gue.l ol MU., Mary Me- »caUh. “1" n“W 1" “^21' E. A. Clark entertained at luncheon and Mrs. Otis Landon near Curlton Bwaln over lhe week end. the oehoolrwsm are areally nrerled. at the Woman's CJty Club in Grand center. Mra R B alley o< Vnfcb.ug wru •“» “. mra. re. ol zj viucy viewiourg witsL" • ’ , , 1. Rapids covers lhe be- and Mrchildren and Mrs Rnwlndor 1 the «uest 1ft. .ndoiMr., Cole New. ,l“,d on '"f Wednesday, roltowln, eiliedHomer W.dneld.y u“b" Mr Clothing for Fall wT k.I1., WU . GUILDMEMBERS JT COMMONWEALTH MR COMM SSI EPORTS TO BOARD MI* >« SUITS Modern Beverage Glassware ‘15 ’17s0 ‘20 ‘22’ 12 ’is TOPCOATS ‘16 *18“ 14’o »18 22 ° *27’° 0 COATS BESSMER the JEWELER REED’S DRUG STORE T. S. Baird Clothing & Shoes for Men & Boys For Parties TALLIES—lc> He, 2c each SCORE PADS Auction and Contract PLAYING CARDS—29c to 75c GIBSON WRAPPING MATERIAL— Save Money on yourFuel New Standard Oil Co. TAPERS— Buy coal that is nearly all heat—no waste from slate or .ashes that will not bum. RED COMET COAL ignite* readily, will not clinker, is easily controlled and bums freely to a soft, pink ash and very little of it . Specials Friday and Saturday, Oct. 20-21 IODIZED SALT 2^-15c| Calumet Baking Powder 'di 25c Butter Shultz, Freeport or Middleville u>. 26c Grape-Nut Flakes 2 Bo... 19c Babbitt’s Cleanser v6 25c Rolled Oats 6Lb- 23c /'"’’/"117 IT CT VzVir r C.IL TOWN TALK BRAND A Plaating Bland Maxwell House Coffee lb. 27Wc MEAT SPECIALS Bacon F—-ll|c Beef Roast Tender Chuck Cuts Lb. 10c Beef Steak Any Cut Lb. 17Jc W« Deliver The Big Little Store Phone 2491 iaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ton on Sunday.and Monday. Mr.s. Grace Dodds has returned from Chicago where she «|>ent a week at A Century of Progress. Mr.s. Joe Hblecek of Cedar Rapids, ent trying Conditions. One may gain lowu. lias been visiting Mr. and Mrs i'--- -------- , T , „ . r . — .an idea of what 11 it takes to feed ao ll.ra <..r th, put ,«k. •■>'*■* ‘«kV “ •*> Hir.n. Ke.in. ld «>tTh«« been »t b> J M> Mtw M Weat Oun Ute tor Ute b’ aummer, wita.ln the ettv on Munday.. “fttted t.OOO ttdatta ul Mra. Allee Ctoltauih-and MU. “"??*“ >’"■ Motence o«.lb»u«h have returned ' f'ld ”‘V t““? ■J.’V" Iron, acvetal *« !«.■ aUy In petnaluy. bean’"n<1 .°. U/ lrulU nnii Mr. and Mra. o. F. Chldtaier rtal-1 '•'«''<«bl“ >»»•■“• h"1ted their am. Gardner Chldeaier. „t! “".".‘“""P “ MutUoii. WU . Iron Friday Uli i “"L»'.*rL.1,l'. ! 'ld Monday being only about 50 biisheLs. when LU!!.’’?’ Chas. 8. Potts. ‘carrying in coiuicctlori with the fi­ Mr. and Mrs. Philo Janes and son Clarence and Ida Tinkler of Grund nancial affairs of thc CommunRapids visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert wealth. Thof-c who went from here on Tinkler last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crook. Mtase.-; Sunday felt that the day hurt been Violet and Barbara Crook and Ray a very profitable as well os an en­ Shroyer spent from Friday till Bun­ joyable one. day in Chicago at thc fair. MUlEIXANEOUS SHOWER. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Watkins visit­ A very pretty miscellaneous ed her sister. Mre Ed. Wortinger, of Constantine over the week end. Miss shower was given at thc home of Florence Watkins ot Wyandotte was Mrs. Dan Shay. Sr. for Miss Made­ line Durbin Sunday afternoon. Many also a guest. Mr. und Mrs. Marshall Miller and useful pitta were received. hts mother of Shelbyville and Mr. .Guest# were Mrs. Otis Gallup. ana Mrs. weioy of‘ “ Dwtcr i Miss Johnina Cobcarelli, Ml** Ruth and Welby williams Wilfia were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert i Woodruff. Mrs. Allen Prentice. Mrs. Tinkler on Friday. ; Pauline Ditrbin. Mrs. Roy Durbin. Dr. C. 6. McIntyre. Dr. C. P.1 Shirley Durbin. Mitt IsaiJ-1 Lathrop, w, Dr.‘ M. J. O. A. Wooton und Mi.. D:. J Durbin. Mrs. Edith leGUK.).. VVUVVUIl llliu — ...... — —... Smith. -.................Mrs ...... Franz WIIUHOD «rc in Chicano for Man- phase. Mrs Lewi* Shuy, Mra. {two weeks attending thc clinics Pauline Oliver. M|w» Madeline Durhv thc fhn W. U.' K. W Kellogg i bill ’s IllurriRHe DfUl SlMV.j ’. is I!«rv>ninrnrl sponsored by bin's marriage tO to Dan Shay.,Jl Jr., i Foundation. Ut take place Nov. 4th' ut St. R-j. .­ Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bertsch ol church San Diego. Cal., came Friday for a ' ' . .’ *•* visit with relatives and friends here! KENHLLD—HOOb. and in Nashville Mrs. Bertsch was! A quiet wedding was solemnized formerly Mias Julia Lathrop, and (at thc home of Rev. and Mrs. T. H was well known here having been a Hoo$ on Saturday evening when -------------- .hospital. ------ tbelr ^aughtP| jjmu Elizabeth May nurse- al Pennock Mr. und Mr.s. L. E. Royer enter­ Hoos. was united in marriage to Mr. tained the following relatives dyer j Lannes Lee Kenfield soil of Mrs. lhe week end. Mrs. Royer’s mother.. (B. Roberts of this city. Tlie bride's Mra. Margaret Mummert. and Mr. (father perionnrd thc ceremony, in and Mrs. John Porter of Bradford., the presence of thc immediate rclaOhio, and Mr. and Mrs. Warren । lives. Bowman of Pioneer. Ohio. On Sun:, Mr. and Mrs. Kcnfield will reside day they all attended the funeral ot at 720 E Mill St They hpvc the I Mrs- Royer's brother, William Smith, best wishes of u large circle, ol of Hatt. j friends. Leis than a bushel of ash to the ton!. Try a load today and see for yourself. "“l_________ _ ____________ GOOD TIME f'Ll’B. Mrs.' E. F. Bottuni deliehtfullvl Saturday and Bunday up ,, Mrs't,rothcr’ Wellman P. T. A. was well at- cntertalned lhe Good Time Club at Mrrehnwntewf’JiXt-’" de^-rt bridge on Thursday aftcr-yf^ ^5’°{1fEBptl T. A. will furnish tlie program for the month of November. STATE ROAD. Mr. and.Mrs. Shirley Slocum and The Fuller school will hold their. first p. T. A. Thursday evening: Oct. daughter-'called on Mra. Helen Kar­ 27. "A Hallowe'en program will be rar Sunday afternoon at the Pen­ given. fnock ’““P1**1 a!so called on Mr. given. All All ure urc welcome. welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Burr Rowley of,and Mrv B*11 Fa"eHTraverse City arc visitidg their son.' ---------- —---------------------------- -------------- ! Chas. Rowley, and family. Little Helen Rowley had a birth- ' day party und entertained ten little' girl*. The children had a good time,! and Mra. Rowley served lunch for them.Mrs Janet PcttenRill and Mrs.) Elsie Soth.’fd were in Battle Crock j Thursday. Pa'. Mwis while trimming trees, had thc misfortune to smash hts I hand. He was taken to Pennock hospllul where it was dressed. He Is get- | ting along as well as possible, but. It J.’ very painful: Mr and .Mrs. Chrfs. Rowley and, family and Mr. and Mrs. Burr Row- • ley of Traverse City spent Sunday: with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roush of 1 Hastings. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY FLOUR FEED -s- COAL CEMENT LIME’ BRICK TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 Bring Your Model A Ford to Us For A Thorough Going Over! For a surprisingly SMALL COST, you can put your car in tip-top shape for many thousands $E95 of miles ... Here’s what WE’LL DO for only PLEASANT RIDGE. Alonzo Woods is gaining slowly: he', has been having bronchial firthma.i Mrs. Charles Benner anti daugh* ter, Bernice, of Chicago culled Wed-1 nesday on Mr. and Mrs. Wamic Kelsey. Mr. und Mrs. Arthur Richardson und Johnifie spent Sunday with her mother at Ovid. j Mr and Mrs. Chas. Townsend at-’ tended A Century of Progress Sat-> urday and Sunday. The P. T. A. will be held one' week earlier. Oct 20. on account of Teachers' Insfittute. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Teeter at­ tended thc funeral of an uncle. Will Smith, Sunday afternoon near Clarksville. Bessie Woodman is leader for the Community service next Sunday evening. • < 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Remove all carbon. Grind valves, tune motor. Adjust distributor head. Adjust distributor points. Clean, adjust spark plugs. Clean, adjust carburetor. Replace manifold gaskets. (Material Extra) 8. Oil and grease. (This include* lnin«iui*fam, differ- 9. 1(1. 11. 12. 13. Spray all springs. Change engine Oil. Adjust Brakes. Clean Fuel System. Check Battery. Look Over Our Used Can Before You Buy Universal Garage Co. Corper Court and Church Sts.. Hastings, Mich. Phone 3121 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 18. ISIS PAGE ETORT THE CH UR CHE. WANTS in Milo Hammond was bnm in-’ Mr. and Mrs., George Poland at-' ownship of Florence, st Joseph j.-nded lhe funeral of Mary Trego of AUTOMOBILE OWNERS .3.1 .r. hU Lo-qe tn PnuricMll.-, Mr *n<1 Mr» John K<>-!ar »’Ml hip. Itttd 89* years. 5 muhtlv Harold spent Sunday with Mr. urn! .nd 8 days. . Hi- mother died- when he W -Mr. and.Mrs. Ralph Pinkbclner of liiite young and he was thrown upon Middleville spent Saturday night and Sunday with ihHr parrnU. Mr. uerantccd Truss Fitting Service Belly Mar Potu -.pent Wednesday ■ i;n .r n of uiicle.irid Lind and a anal) hone, a short time later W night with her »i*trr. Mra. latvini Finkbeiih r. of 'Middleville amt atshow. ■ . and wo keep it in proper ad. justment for you. Let u* show you tlie New Akron Trni* WILL L. GIBSON, Agent ALL LINES OF INSURANCE PHONE 143, NASHVILLE WANT to BUY? TRY the WANT COLUMN IV OH FIFTY Ai n 11H"R oliHIBHED Ottor.1 The Prescription Drug Store L.k« ................... J.o. X Robin' __________ 11 ■- -----------rlt»ht grandchildren, three great BRETHREN citURCii. gcandchlWren and many neighbor <• .vkar.fr I'll. \ i \s' rv r<i*iif"O,ir 41—.It.p.1 — ■><>! —. ■ N|.v. lirranlnc, irtim-* c.oldvo. Kinf, JUtibuu at.,1 ..ther*. M E. Male. Our Service 1’1.1: SAl.E-llmod ’.l.w. To PROTECT You Constantly Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly In thc pawlnu of Milo Hammond. township and the county lose one more of that splendid group of men and women whom Uc knew aa plbint-ers. He will long tx- remembered las a man of high ideal.;. Attong con­ victions anti Inflexible purpose. He coins !«' n-ro 'u’dirlJ' ’j«7 mil.-. Tm"......... ’• l‘ first united CARDS of THANKS ’It?Xr»' I*'Xhfc'n'r/j’ practical In word and /\<k-ed. yet kindly, and considerate in ails many relationships. H« interest and con- CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. AUCTION SALE! To settle the estate of the late Frank Price I will sell at pub­ lic auction on the farm, one mile north and one mile west of Nashville, on immunity especially Beginning at 1:00 P. M., Sharp, the following property president. He took a lively and weQ informed interest in public ques­ tions and in -short embodied tlinwu jicrsonal.iltributes .and qualities of American citizenship that we all ap­ preciate and admire. His life and nc,eoinp!L>hm’‘.‘its are a choice memory GEO. M. NEWTON AUTO PARTS quahdancM And a precious heritage’ to his jpimedinte family. He built a house. a life and a plUqc in thc community that, shall sjx-alt through all the. yeflrs of the [purst. the .highest and thc best, I'Altn < >F THANKS -The - ^. .i COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Dark bay 1300. Dark bay 1200. 2 O. I. C. brood sows. O. I. C. boar. 8 pigs, 50 lbs. each. 8 Leghorn hens. 12 Plymouth Rock hens. Open Saturday Evenings GLENN F. LAU8AUGH Good’s Clover Mills । l.u.i t.b—1 I FoK -At.t ri'l -F.1 nearly new. Portland cutter. Belknap sleighs. Light harness. Double harness, heavy. Buggy. Grindstone. Ford truck, Model J14-ft. ladder. Extension ladder. Mounted buzz rig, 7 H. P./sngine. Platform scale*. Pitless wagon scale" New hay car. Grapple fork. 1.10 fl. hay rope. Ia»R boat. Iron Ke HAY AND CRAIN. mum. U<M.-1t <• i - TERMS-CASH. tj-1 What Would You D Riding cultivator. Five-tooth cultivator. Double shovel cultivator. Disc drill, ll-4toe. tVldc spread manure spreader, FARM TOOLS. Lumber wagon. Dump rake. Light wagon, box, seat. Mower. Oliver 99 plow. Land, roller. 47-tooth Osborne harrow. Extra section harrow. Wc clean everything nnd anything The HORSES. sound and true.) HOGS AND POULTRY. l-<rt>nK • lib iiur mother if Eight good grade cows, all giving milk, three due in Dec. and Jan.; four due next spring; one fresh Aug. 5. Yearling Holstein bull. 2 yearling heifers. / F.-.- : GRANGE PROGRAMS law ... Clarence Mater, Clerk. Henry Flannery, Auctioneer. Michigan’i Financial Responlibility Law Provide* ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE HASTINGS MARKETS The undersigned will sell at public auction on Frank Cum­ mings’ farm, 1 mile south and 1 3-4 miles west of Maple Grove Center, on PLEASANT HILL. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Jordan Visited her sister, Mrs. N. C Kraft and family of Charlotte Thursday Wednesday, October 25 Amos Palmer and lady friend? Miss Elizabeth DePrec. nnd Bertha and Clan MUgridgr were Saturday, evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palmer and family. Mrs. Stephen Carter accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Pierce -to A Century of Progress at Chicago Sat­ urday. . Mrs Amble Mugridge and chil­ dren. Amo- Palmer, and Mr axd Mrs. Cyrus Shroyer were Sunday afternoon callers al the Bert Palmer Beginning at 1:30 P. M., the following described property STOCK. Pair bay geldings, wt. 2900. 3 cows. 2 calves. 1 bull. 30 grade Shrop ewes. . 8 shoats. Brood sow. Mr. and Mra. Clare Williams nnd children and R J. Williams attended Johnson at Nashville .Sunday. Tlie Sunshine Club-met with MrR- J. Williams Thursday for a quilt- the car throwing it out of the road Into.the fence. Luckily she was not hurt and no damage done to the steady highest tribute we could brother and Umily front li»n»inp . Mrs. b J. Wellman. Our P. T. A. Friday night wm well attended, a program ot music and a play by local talent was given and Don Chase of Coats Oroie also then Miss Lena Heideman of Lake­ view gave us an interesting talk on a comparison of the World’* Jair of .mu ui< vrmuiy oi rrogres* CHARLES H. LEONARD Diatincliva Funeral Service TOOLS. Lumber wagon. Deering mower. McCormick binder. Hay rake. 3-section spring drag. ten both were very good exhibitions but each *o different from thc other. McCormick-Deering plow. Double cultivator. Corn planter. Single cultivator Cream separator. Hay rack. Single buggy. Double harness, good. Hog crate. Log chain. Stone boat and other articles not mentioned. FEED. 14 tons of hay. 5'acres of corn in shock. TERMS OF SALE:—CASH. No property removed until set­ tled for. . Notice to Farmers and Patrons Uncle Sam. subletting the. White I have moved my harness shop from House. is "Just about the only land­ Hl E. Court St., to rear of Kroger CO'ta Rica l« known as tlie place lord who Is certain of a tenant for where the Snanlardt found the first the prxt four years.-—Omaha World gold tn the New World. E. E. GRAY, Admr. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. �I Wednesday, Oct. 18, 1933~| THE HASTINGS BANNER . | Mr. and Mrs. Poppietpn of Kata:Mr. and M». Is now'side of the river which was to fur- , Broadway bridge. The water was so:city and its people Although 79‘and Mra. Ed. Pennels Bunday. from practically all L Mr and• Mrs -Russell Watson and )«>«*» were Sunday guests of thc ’ Mr. a|)(1 My /Tinkler'nbh the power,- When he iiad cotn- [high that it overflowed lower years of age. he still takes an active ---------------Ute second wurd wh| ... cleared' pie led thb dart) it backed lip thc‘Broadway to a considerable depth! interest in its affairs, Leslie Pease .of O-dar Creek were , Kellogg farriily. (children spent Sunday callers at thc Wm. Watson: George Chipman and son. George. I Mr und Mrs. patclus bordering the two roadways water for such a dblance upslream‘.back to the Bentley mill. | ••• ~ inentlnnrri but hut there was na rjin.ltitluit It raised tlie Fall . Wr on m v ..........................1 ■ mrntianed. cumId- 1That the water-level In in Fall. Mr. *T1r,lrt*r Tinkler recalled dial an early ■ ■ "i"1"* home. 'of Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Prairieville. erable growUi of grubs and small, creek below Uie lower dam oq that industry |n Hastings was shoe-makV IVf C A ITFlUfQ trees. He remember* that where the stream, thus reducing the power jngi thc wurk being d0IK. by hand. 1 * * I-1V1O Press nnd Tool building now stands jthat came from Uial dam which op- by men who were experts at that' ; 1 »ir'. -i ■-■■;= .t . s-rrr: (Continued from page one) there used io grow several targe erated a sawmill and Uie lower grist trade. They made the coarse cow. ., , , trees, on h bark of which II 1 mill. Accordingly J. 8. Goodyear boots also thc kid and fine *• . road 11trough tltc valley was then beech was Uie delight of the kid* of those' and William Barlow secured on 4n- > calfskin boots, which were.more ex-1 Woodland High Thursday A. only two or three f<-ct high. Thc deearly days lo carve their name*. junction against Mr. Tilner compel!-1 j>enslve. Every boy’s boots were "*• nn“ M,a,Kivnic i group in Uie says that acroM-the *n® ^Im to lawer hta dam so that •• it ornamented wnn with red leatner leather top-. tojis , Mr. Tinklerrlrer across-tne ,, . '!f“ju ride down this hill in thc winter Thonupple II turns pwould buck nn up Hire lhe water waler to 111 ua to to. ornameniea alrf .., copper bi rea d,b"r,''52Pu .! ? eT? ?' . . • . . .where . ............ ’/uilH not hnrlr _..u .cup .........to . uve Uie . time*. croMing Uie little valley until north near lhe Bookcase lactory u Inlertere with lhe operuuon ot their WPtr on lh. leather. Al Hue time °r **$*“’ H1kh school jreaduates last. lhe ascent was reached on the op­ m"n r.SSd TllnKlll a d.n. llr w.wmlll plat mill. A. the U - B„,„w and Doody™, whoopereied oar tow unu vjoouyear. who operateu ,, _■ _ . , ,, posite side, where there was a dip to operalo a uw mill Uiere.|"r Uul«ne. were arnon, lhe evil- ---------------tlu IndUK--------------dry r»d, ----------builmk, -here. - “• Y Y; M «•£. c A. * B’hle rend, ‘t'‘4r und •«! du. down into thc valley, but not os dueled butonty wheA lhe .Ireanl wu .1 U. I« lud aa W repur.tr bulldink wnrir wtrere nicy they eaeh Turah.y ;ne stream was at ini'-** ••• “« nt7> lhey • 7 lud. W re^n ol 1UIU pindir uuuuuik Heep as that on the east aide. ।. . -i.... k evening । ... . . .. ....... . .. . ... that fart Deno ted urioritv. rlelit.. He believed it would lhat lBC,> “ emdred priority. rightemployed ■several shoemakers w|x> ,v " nl| ta .. In that early day people living ordinary level. m li W»W>M ... hiiiM 1.mre'iipl'Sw"mi5fi»'bo«» ’ I .......... . ’ Cran.it and CruWon Wife.. I. le.dln, a Y east or south ot Hastings and wish­ furnish plenty of power to operate which the court held Tilner could .hoes by hand tor theTurly Inlubl'"•J,"1''!’ “P'‘™“res und ing to go to mill had their choice of hix-aawmilL using a good sired wa­ not Ignore. Hence hta project was tunu until nuehlne muututun ol tonES e.eh Tueal.y^erenln, .Hhe abandoned. tarns until maciune maniuaciurc oi • . . . what was then called thc Barlow terwheel. which would efctcnd well In that early day there was anoth- leather footwear on an extensive »?!sh ichooL Mr. Brozak is in into the current. To make a jrcrtft. and Goodyear grist mill, at the cor­ ...... scale Uie time .. . 1 *~ put “* an *end' ~to ** ■ old *■* ....... “ , ner of Grand and Hanover, or thc strong current the dam was started j.er dam on the Thornapple river lrude£:>luemikln,. ThUwuonel Y «roup meet, Monday Goodyear apd Barlow, or tower mill, just below where a small creek emp-. back of the Wool Boot factory ate. ot Uie m.nr .tei» Uul nuked lb<.. "Hernoon, .1 lhe retai. TO ob. later known as Uie Hadley rnfll. ties into the river, and angled south- This extended across tlie river valtrurultlon Irom handnude to mu°' I1”' Sabbath Is lhe topic eastwasd. skirting thc south side of i ley. and was built very much like . which stood near lhe corner where All prices in this advertisementrinclude the Michigan 3 par cent Sales Tav nude uoods. , _ , Court street crosses Uw C. K8. the bland in lhe river at that point, the Tilner dam. Hie purpose being to chine . , . , । taidv Astor of England arid Presitrack. From thc cost there were two where it divides into taro streams. dwert » considerable quantity of Among the early shoemakers lo-; dpnt no^vcit both participated on howaaf oa-novt I...til WntlT into IlltO “ U race, fSCC whlcli Wlllcll iuuWx*cn iUuWX'C 11 Ca,*^irhrire 'TeifJuPi until water roadx hading through Uie grubs, and extending southeastward W<MJ}*5>‘' the program honoring tlie birth of one to Grand street and the upper tlie cast bank of the river was dug from that dam about four grandfaUter of DeviU Broason. Thc g|r Williams, the founder mill, the other coming down Green reilched. Tlie dam did not have an biocka down stream, on the north town marshal In that early day war. of th<? y M c A thc y Wn street to Hanover and reaching the enbankinent. but was made by driv­ side ot the river, to tlu* old Van not expected lo be on Uie job all •onran|Xwl Juiw 5 Ig44 । Brunk carding mill, about opposite M1V uuv w ing K<xxl sixed poles Into thc bed lower mill by a detour which made the time but was subject to call if HasllnR, younR Mcn.s Y any troubles thatwill re-i a gradual descent to lhe lower milk of Uie stream to a considerable > where Jefferson street touches thc there were — -z ----! group meet this week Thursday : : quired ■ • ---■ his ■ At the lower mill then* was also a depth so they would hold. Uien pul-, river on the south aide. M’rvices. At. fhU par- f.vpnlnK nt thc hom,. of c P An. ,uct lAwmill not operating a circular ting large-sized stones on Uie under !I Mr. Tinklrr n-c.llrt U»t mlhe uruUr u™ Mr Woollty wa. m«r- t..|, ,.,lh r!B‘ as we arc accustomed to see, ride, with gravel and sand on the . u wtere the pn»«nl BUbbUu Mui. onr <l» « -.rr.ptin, Mow „lwrar„ [oHowin,. TO. rrroup w»nr but an upright saw, standing u|/per side of Uie rows of thr jiole.s °loc?? ■Iy»1**l.“” 1““: Other men to join In lhetr Bond straight up and down. Making lum­ driven into thc stream bed. The ef-.. Fred Stebbins. John W. Stebbins. He had Imbibed eiiough ot the llnw.s You are invited ber with it was an exceedingly slow feci of Ulla construction was to di-. lun > luflor, which mjnuftaniw I unjWoot ot that enrljpedod » he I mrts-uven I. the'minimum rect all thc water In the stream to­ bed. und <onn>. He remember. Uul. w.nldd lo lek everybody In Hu.-1 nunlb„ ol t„ th(. SU1,e operation. Tlie larger timber had been cut ward a narrow outlet on the east two ot the men emptoyed In the uru». Nobody reeined ta rovet Oe- ol,|„ conference ot Kula,noStebbins plant were John M Beta- Ing licked, so he stood on the stre<-t rrom Bar_. couhty Dre 1 2 and mer und Fred Fuller. , rnuklu, all w.rto ..I Ihreuu ot whut. 3 A1, otM, „r entertained There was aLio. In tlie older days, >ne would do with anyone who con-1 yfar same as thc boy delegates a brewery in Hastings which was j fronted him. Word was sent to Mr., Hastings Girl*Reserves held their located across State street from; Woolley, the marshal, reciting these; regular meeting last week Monday where the Press and Tool plant now, facts. Mr. Woolley was, by thc way.. evening at thc home of Mrs Grace it. stands. Nearer town was an aahery. 1,1 Mature and one of the woodburpe They also assbted with which made potash from wxxid must powerful of men physically.1 refreshments Wednesday evrMeaty Or HEAR ID Mealy . HEARTS ashes. When this ashery was first [When news came to him about tlu. nlng at the Founders’ Day meeting started’ it stood not far from the I would-be fighter, who was so anxious c F Angell ttas ln Lan^ng Mon. present waterworks plant. j1® lick everybody. Mr. Woolley for-; day evening attending state meet-! In that early day there was also ^-niaking tamch. went lng of y. M. c A. secretaries. a foundtv al the comer of owr Jefferron street, the --------- — —" ---------------aid iiere MMl«n. ! Luu! “d met “ 5 GENUINE SPRING—Shoulder cuts he must get out of town, or he would j T r , , . side of Slate street on the site of the • On loans of 1300 or leaa Household has re­ Standard Oil Station. .This was take* him t<» jmi to this the man answered: "There* ain ’ t men enough! il. owned by Wightman and Robinson duced the coat substantially below the maxi­ Rib cr Loin who conducted a hardware store In Hastingi to take me to Jail ” Mr. By Home Economica Specialist* Choice cute mum rate formerly charged. Families, keeping said. "We will see abdul ’ here. Thc foundry made plow Woolley tliat " He promptly reached over the Michigan State College houac, who can make regular monthly repay­ ■Mints and some other articles that । -----। ■ ments are eligible to borrow. 20 months to repay. farmers iwxl. The jxiwer to heat man’s head, secured n good h’old <>*i — 1 1 The only signatures required are those of hus­ For braising CHEESE the iron was furnished by a tread­ the man’s coat collar, pulling him mill. in which horses were used, band and wife. Quick, private, courteous serv­ ; minutes for quart cans -according about the same kind us was de­ dragg <1 hint to Ja.L ice. Visit, write or ‘phone the offices of the We have heard of onother in- to Michigan State College home scribed in connection witii the Household Finance (xirporatlon of America on itance showing the remarkable । economics extension 5|x*cialUts. titrphing machine. the 3rd Fl. of thc City National Bunk Building, Mr. Tinkler remembers ’about the strength of this man. Many of our I Wlf.n ttslng U1C bom,^ wntcr 1 West Michigan Ave., Battle Creek. Phone 4406, ARMOUR'S MELROSE — 3 to 4-lb. pieces first school building in Hastings, citizens remember J. M. Bauer On*.' | method, three hours Is neewsarv time when it was quite dark, as he f or -p ln t canA and thrrc and whose us» had been discontinued be­ MtMltk N. ». A. fore he went to school. Il stood on reached the Michigan avenue wood- 140 minutes for quart cans, with . thc south'side of Court street be­ en bridge which was then a few feet; tem|Wratur» at JJ10-212 F: All meats tween Jcfferjion and Church, not far tower Uian the present structure, li'; canned by methods other than the from where Myer’s restaurant is lo­ recognized Mr. Woolley, who ww pressure cooknr should ba boiled 15 cated. Al one time his uncle. Mar­ also going home just a few feel • minutes after taking out of thc tin Tinkler, lived In that old school­ ahead of him. He did not know that ’Can before tasting ' New Pack—Delicious Yellow Pumpkin—Enough in each can for two large pie* house. He had also moved another Mr. Woolley liad rtollwd him: «, hr । ITeeh. clean, rood duality meat p, ,_.kcu.a „d old building onto hi* lot and had crept up hehlnd h m and said, pul- 5hml,d p,n>a„.d b> „Uns nrai. n„t frJdn ,' uy. cciMJKing irymg. bought and attached to it the upper Un, hl, hand asaln.,1 him. -Throa- ! ue pirparcu tin vnnr hand'. Instead that Mr. u m ,, a.-i-i of broiling, roasting, baking or stewing. part of a daguerreotype outfit, up your hands.’’ ibo" which had been mounted on wheels. Woolley readied over and took hLs Seasoning tone - teaspoon of salt to Thc quality vegetable shortening Country Club - 5 lb. sack 25c This was Joined to the old bullying favorite hold on Bauer’s coat col­ each pint Jar) is done before can­ lie owned near the schoolhouse.' In lar and. with one hand, lifted him ning. but the cooking process should above thc railing and held him out The experience of building and loan associations through­ not be continued until thoroughly the two he conducted a grocery and over tlie water as If he were about out thr United Stales during thr past year, whrn so many uvmk juifl should sinniiu not iivi be w tightly uxuMy done. Jars a saloon. othrr forms of investment have failed, have remained almost packed., but filled to within about Ill 18452 Mr. Tinkler’s family moved to drop him into thc river. 100'i. To be exact, two-tenth of one per rent failure. Not from thelr'homc in the second ward Bauer implored hint not to do so. one Inch from the top so that when. a single failure in Michigan for more than a year. to one on Broadway, near Uie cor­ Of course Mr. Woollyy had no idea the gravy is added to the can. there Michigan—Fancy hand picked Since its organisation. 43 years ago. the "National'* has never ,o above u thc ner of Mill and Broadway. He re­ “>.doing to. hul II gave Bauer »uch a will be a half-inch .space auuvc missed a dividend date nor lost a dollar of any member's membered that his father acquired wholesome respect for Woolley h ! mcilt nnd gravy prowess that he never attempted i improve the color and retain principal. lb. tin this property, consisting of a k xk the flavor, thc specialists suggest Country Club - rich, distinctive house, a small 14Bla and one and any fooling aitlf him again. Country Club - plain or sliced Wc-'ll be glad to send you Information. Tlie gambling spirit wns very | browning the meats. Bones add fla­ one-half lots, by trading for It a team and wagon. A little way. from much alive in Hastings in Mr. Tink­ vor and aid in the heat distribution, Ithe rear of this hou.*** there was a ler’s day. He was able to name sev­ although they take up considerable sharp descent toward the river and eral men who lived here during his space In the jars. It is not necessary north of dial a fiat stretch of land boyiuxxl and early nunhood, who to fill the Jar with liquid, as thc with a considerable acreage reach­ were always -able to wear good meat Juices usually fill it. Country Club—In delicious tomato sauce—Large 26’ <-oz. cans ing to the bank of the river. Later clothes, but never were known to do OBITUARY. iic saw millions of feet of the finest a tap of work. They lived by Mrs. Millie Frye died at thc home gambling. When^he was a young­ . 1 oak logs pii piled as high as men could ,Unt 2Se 1250 Griswold Si., Detroit, Mich. ib.can* *JG ”“ on that flat They were cut ster Mr Tinkler said rooster fight­ of her daughter. Mrs. F. S Under­ roll thernoi ^"MEMBER Detroit* • Oldest Building and Eat more Brand Country Club • pure juice - 26Vi-ox. cans V into lunroe: _er iri the mill, which was ing was a spqrt that attracted much wood. 233 W. 9th St.. Holland. Oct. fMRALHOML first a planing plan mjlk.lhcn a sawmill interest. Men came to Hastings 5. 1933. She had been ill but two J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. weeks bat failed very rauidly. She was added to it. It was owned by J. from Battle Creek and Kalamaroo. W. Bentley. He rcmembeni the big os well as from thb city and sur­ was born at Rollin. Mich. Nov. 12th, rounding .territory, bringing their gome roosters, properly fitted with tlmore. Barry Co. April 24. 1872. Hr stwel spurs. They would get ot! in passed away twenty-five years ago Or SPAGHETTI— Bulk, fine quality some place where they thought the She leaves three children. O. A. authorities would not And them and Frye ot Grand Rapids. Mrs. Viola Warren of Kalamazoo and Mr/ watch the roosters kill each other. Barbara Ann - Eno quality Fancy Country Club \ • After tlie railroad came to Hos­ Grace Underwood of Holland, two tings, in 1869, tlie town began to grandchildren. C. W. Frye of Grand grow more rapidly ond the type of Rapids and Jacqueline Frye of buildings and business places im­ Chicago and one brother. Chas. Lud­ proved and the built-up section of low of Cloverdale, besides numerous the town was enlarged- For several nieces and neplicws. A short serv­ Halves—In heavy syrup years after the advent of lhe rail­ ice in charge of Rev. Tlx*. David­ road the present freight depot, on son. ot Hope church was held at tlu* East State street, answered for both Langetand Chapel at Holland at passengers and freight. Hut was eleven A. M. Saturday after which CARAMELS - tasty chocolate with delthc only stop in HaMings. To meet the service was held at the Dowling Fresh, tasty, delicious this situation there wan good old Deacon Van Brunt, driving his bus Stetson, Pres. Emeritus of Kala­ with his grey team who transported mazoo College in charge. Mrs. Ber­ people from their homes to tlie pas­ tha Bartley Sellick of Kalamazoo senger station. It was he, too who sang •’Sweet Peace The Gift of operated the carding mill when it God’s Love." She was then laid to was first located here. It has been rest beside her husband at the suggested that wc explain what a Dowling cemetery. card lug mill was for. In it would be CLOVERDALE. Closely knit wrists HASH - Armour’s Star one or more cards, such as are used Mrs. Frank Humeston, who has in any woolen mill, only not os effi­ cient machines as cards arc now: been quite ill in Battle Creek for the past few wecte b improving al Tlie farmer would bring thc wool as present writing. She is now at the Take Advantage of These Low Soap Prices Stock up Now I he had sheared it, to the carding mill. Tlie mill would scour the home of her skier. Mra. Otb Cousin, and greatly appreciates hearing wool, cleaning it of all the natural from Cloverdale friends. grease. This cleaned wool was fed Miss Hazel Hosken of Kalamazoo Into the card, and emerged frorfi it in fluffy "rolls." about a half inch in spent the week end with the E. L.! diameter. These rolls the women MacLeod family. Mr. and Mrs. James MacDonald. I Medium 4 c«k«. would spin into jam in their homes The tcap of beautiful women on the old lime spuming , wheels. who have been spending the past This yarn was knitted into socks, week with their son. Hugh, and fam­ ily. returned to their home Saturday mittens and sometimes underwear MORE INFORMATION 1B0UT-HASTINGS UMN PART TWl -- 1 —■" ■ - — .I RED LETTER DAYS U* «»._ ..' ?‘ KROGERS . HICOM EXTRA tavinefi. af «HAMS * 10 SWIFT’S NO. 1 SMOKED Shank Half COST CUT ON LOANS lb. BUTT HALF .-14c 6c Pork Liver Spare Ribs lb- 6%c LAMB ROAST 1 10 tiomeniakers Corner J2c Lamb Chops Lamb Breast Leg O* Lamb a.. 18c Long Horn tb- 15c SLAB BACON .. 12%« 3 ™ 25' PUMPKIN r It. n- 'e Building & Loan Shares 99.8% Safe Crisco . 20c NAVY BEANS 4 - 15' Coffee < 1 Pancake Flour 2 X’. 15' 25c Fresh Bread Htitua 9C PORK and beans 2 = 19' ffiatiomd 3Eoa» & Unueatmeiit flTnmpmty Oleo 3 25c Tomato Juice 2 .... MACARONI Tomato Soup 4 T Our GREATEST 1c Sale Is Now On This Week CARVETH & STEBBINS Hastings, Mich. The Rexall Druggists GOODS DELIVERED Phone 2131 Catsup ! PEACHES avondale 2 — 27c Chocolate Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday October 17, 18, 19 and 20 Medicines, Hospital Supplies, Rubber Goods, Stationery and Toilet Goods. Hundreds of articles to select from and all nationally known mer­ chandise/See large hand bill for list of goods and prices offered at this sale. 19c 2 > 15' 19c Chocolate Fingers »>• 19c SCRATCH feed Canvas Gloves 10c Corned Beef 2 cans 29c 19c Ivory 19c P&G Soap 5 19c OXYDOL by the housewife. While Hastings has not become a Chicago or Detroit, it has made much progress.’ since Mr. Tinkler was a boy. He has. as has everybody else, rejoiced In the progress of tlie town, especially in secmg factories locate here which employ labor and Which have done much' to make Hastings a worthwhile place. Tlie growth of the schools from ll»e orig­ inal one-room frame building to a four room frame structure on the Central grounds, then to the old three story brick building, and finally .to tlie present moder# High school and Central school buildings is typical of tlie growth of the town in many other ways. Mr. Tinkler loves the Mr. and Mrs. Rosa Pierce took in the Century of Progress the latter part of ‘the week, reluming home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pennels and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Vandenberg of Kalamazoo were guests of Mr. Camay 4 Chipso 2 fe'. 33c BANANAS Golden y</low fruit BANISH ACID STOMACH THIS SIMPLE, EASY WAY Know the Joy of freedom from stomach distress. Enjoy your meals. Dr. Emil's Adla Tablets banish acid stomach, Indigestion and gas. Bring—'**—" * ~ * LyBarker, ■*"— —Adv. Potatoes stJl« $1.49 Cranberries 2 ( Michigan - U. S. No. 1 Quality Sweet Potatoes Virginia - U. 3. No. 1 Quality Apples 10 WACNLK - — u— �THE HASTINGS HANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1833 PAGE TEN FOOD MABKCT ADVBCS. "'■“I ""U'^n^n-nb GROWERS SHARE COURTHOUSE NEWS NASHVILLE cd bond filed.< AnillCTUCUT Unucv It bi good news to grapefruit fans| Mr. and Mrs. Reader Hayes. letters issued, liw'enUfry|r„,ft, t ®d' I IN ADJUSTMENT MONEY that in apite of the tremendous Frank Johnson and Mr. and Mrs tlon for license * filed, waiver -----------damage by the hurricane to the,Charley Houseman of Toledo spent ot notice tiled. , .5eal Mich. Farmers Get $688,000 Texas crop and less serious damage the week end with Mr. and Mr*, -TROBATL COURT. estate issued. ly w of itct Tree-1 . to the Florida crop, more recent fa- OtUe Lykins. holders filed, oath before sale filed. for Reducing Acreage Of vorable conditions in the growing; Tlie Misses Pauline Bowman and Grain Next Three Years' * uaw ibbdu. .nu^d. dW-bMib of Admr £, cu„ utUTOld ,: sections .... give promise of a suffleient,ABIW ■ Agnes Dause spent Bunday in ' East Lansing -Michigan wheat to rapefruit hungry Woodland. ' "d' WiSm Annual PRx,( 0,1 wUI by Commissioners filed, h" Mr, Bernard' Much „ JL? in-S . order admitting will entered. I growers wm wUf oeneui oy by *<wo.wo to ' f j Kennedy deed Fi-1 WhWer- dcc d Pro°: I* paid by thc federal government -> , _ • . , HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS ABOUT DODGE? , "K S ill olmlllul Uid 11.. mJlr du. . FmEI.SJ" •>»•< -W « counfry. .c- «• In lute and re^jaubb- m “ nw » Ml juu o( Admrx. fili-d. order allow-1 cording to preliminary figures com- {JSLJJJ Sua^dS Mrz Laura Showalter of Vermontted IWftan LM .rc,„n. ducl„w P,]rd w lhe „,pc,vLM, Uli. Oundw «IUB Mr. .nd r-idor .nurrt. duchanfo. n,r ld.^ Kfbnr. X v«. ’ dor allowing .claims entered- “J* iuJrU ln •lUndanc« " XreL^t^v^J™ M“- Kwln Vendcr ftnd “n o( 06’ ,° o TmntPbf roSSTietatln aft£*?t lrolt ipenl a ,cw days witto P"' 5^ rhicnu' Mr and Mrs .ott<> Sc*1111" *«l «d chill until fiTOV. Mr Veodcr canx. t„ week end Apple sauce U a favorite with I ftl. returnlng to Detroit 'on Sunday. FeraScSfcTof Mlcfog.n variation, of thb dish not to com- ;— • - • • • monly known Peeled and quartered; her home. apples arc dropped into a boiling Mr. fend Mrs. John Bahs are vUltsyrup sul!ir .made of equal quantities of nii: relatives In Hammond. Indiana. sugar and water, and cooked until Miss Esther Dull. Mrs. William U..J..r. Stick cinnamon or red cin­ Denve, Jr., of Nashville and Mbs namon drops add flavor. Any gcxxl Bcrnlta Bowman' of Battle Creek cooking apple may be used. At thb spent Saturday and Bunday at the Worlds fair. . lp ur,. ..._ ou..tindi>iff P,Ci ur.‘. ou^wndlng varieties Mr. and Mra. Fred Warner were " at A Century of Progress on Sun­ nked your '’tX. .Mfcly day. Tlie Clover Leaf Club met Friday from CaflfornU, and local Concord night at the home of Mrs. Norman grapes are both plentiful, concord Howell. After lhe pot luck supper. Tied up nil your grapes nukes delicious jelly with I the business meeting was held. Tlie added pectin and also conserves and ' • evening was spent in visiting and grape juice. ‘sewing. The next meeting will be All over the country people are- talking complete system for giving efficient, eco­ October b the outstanding month | home of Mrs. Lauah Fisher. nomical service to local car and truck abode theee sensational new Dodge and for cauliflower and in many sections i at BuptZhnd _the umMrs waiia ~, too,, an. Mrs.to Wallace took anthe weatht-r has been very favorable ot^ iwld the World s foir owners. Experienced mechanics and Plymouth can. Everywhere you go you te iuxn.wu.--m-quality Uwr«forei^'““td,^,“‘“Bu"^“‘ sec them — hear about them. And here ’ s a ample facilities assure you satisfactory tn Wayland. . ] J^Unent price to crop contract ' U .-xceU<-nl>..d the orme umuuxfly „*y I"J | Wesley Benedict came home Wed- ! noldfrs. service. new Dodge and Plymouth dealer who’s 11 “ ’ nesday from a ten days' stay with! Eaton county has the greatest‘ waiting to let .you drive one of these michiga i HMANGAl M3PONSI8IUTY LAW r his sister in Lansing. ; number of signers, with 1,047. HuCome in and drive one-of these fine '7“^r it Welcome Phll.Uw. cU» met Sw 0 «> JIN w twt ter ) Mrs. B. J. Boynton. Mrs. Wallace ron <*»nty ranks second and Kenti amazing automobiles. new Dodge or Plymouth cars. See how I Jackson and anti Mrs. John Radmncher Radinacher ls ,s l1,1 Pl««' In general, genera), the lhe■ ** ‘"'y i Friday ."*>« night s in .««' their etas ™... u m 'Jackson » lhlrd Place. land little' daughter of Ionia spent &rca,<%st number of signors are in /J.1"; vd the Floating Power engine mountings give you It’s a treat to see these good-looking cars! iu* Community viniiiuuniiy house. nuuso. /■ Friday with Mrs. Fred Camp. counties having the greatest inter- „ “ ’“«'«» a good ■ The The annual annual Junior-Sent Junior-Senior hunt the smoothness of more cylinders, yet re­ Business men are urged to look over the • «—cst in wheat production. ^an? ™up- nnJbaic. or salad mold.I, WM >uged lot nlj was staged last Tuesday night. The tains the economy of six. Dodge Truck Line — trucks famous for NORTHEAST -------------- —♦ ----------------Hxtclwd -1?1 ? spinach nest1 wnlors numbering 34. wen OUR INSURANCE auurta your ‘‘ NORTHEAST IRVING. IRVING. nmkeVn a7u„lne FunSSTm w? h^.u'e .K dependability and low operating cost. Also MIDDLEVILLE. '.asocial salety and satisfies ALL Mr. and Mrs. Will Frye and chil­ Get your copy of the Dodge “Show-Down" demands of Michigan's Motor ubxh ■nf.ll ’trss »a- u> on SUnd*rd O" *"vl" A learn about the new low-priced Dodge dren xbi spent bv tlie. v k .week end at ...uM.iaIndiana c. W. Dcnngjt — Uf w«k. o?" W- '“‘i Plan score card which takes all lhe gamble /ehlcle Financial ...sponsibility Responsibility Mr. and Mr.s. Chester Savacool ‘,UR*nrss one Sy day la*t week. Commercial Cars. iw, and such Inwc !n»tf * out of car buying by putting t he whole t rans!n>>ther States, and family spent Saturday evening 8upi>er ut thc M. E. church on can OP D.>r a sure or ninennnw . __ ____________ _____ .. --------------- _ ahS,rt ’w^w “<""■“»■ >nr football :osr IS LOW. Insure in this , with Mr. and Mrs. Dali- Cook ...at • FrKIny evening brotight together halved.Kh peach or DearrlaLhkk' thicklluei slice On action on a strict basis of value comparison. And in the shop you ’ ll see a modem, CORPORATION nltXcrowd tendofofthose thb,.--.vim who aremt. mlnof . «£>1 «w. pear, iS^nftl m Mice le”m p»'1"v‘llr Th' <te I Comnanv. 300 south Routh Bowne. noun.. _______________»-. nice r. .7 a UiiCK tror.fr, le-al reserve Comnany. and Moore .uu, and Mr.'. ------c-',< d l-----” tfw work of­ the church.'(mit or vegetable salad ; being 21-6 in favor of Nashville. igents tn Michi"an. 7,000 in U. S. . Mr ,.„ u Mrs J. c. «>«uv ------ TATE TARM MUTUAL AUTO INS. CO Ida Moore and Mrs. Dale Cook - .................................................. and , After ,-upiwr a program of■ music. DODGE TRUCKS Md COMMERCIAL CARS PLYMOUTH DODGE SIX Blsiminatm III. Mrs. Arthur Moore attended thc fu- ,;,nd the year's plans of Rev. McKean xtrornr bld tor altcn.mn and In b«h I the k n“1 XSj'as fom aerwSUh’Aer cm m Mi<h neral o{ Mary Trt'ifo at the "^e under discussion for a short ' ’ ' ' hbmc of Mr. and Mrs. Bcrnle.Walk-j’tmc. » ; er Thursday afternoon. ■ I Our foo.bali team went to Luke LOCAL AGENTS I Mr. and Mrs. Gus Jernbcrg of Ode.<ui on Friday and fought a hard -K“’hare^mm1X“I.hCe°Zf “ WeLX "Xnrnon Dean, father. Af.-.n CK-ver Jerry Andrui ville F. and A. MI on Thursday! Milo Young has reported the jerry Andrus Havtings, Route 2 Lansing. Mr and Mrs. Henry Cis- ,n-‘me to a tie. Roy G. Brumm Nashville, R. F. D. ler and Lyle and Alfred of South1 Stephen Gott, of Grand Rapids. and after dotting with butter ba£eiL>av<’nP°rt oI Woodland was the! Mrs. Elmer Cross and son Ken-i night. theft of thirty-five barred rock pul­ at Woman‘# L“*rary nrth «Pent thc wwk wlth Mr John C. Killick Do.tcr, Route 1 Hastings were Sunday guests of Mr ,cr many years a resident here, was U in a hot oven or oSklf to' Miss Edith Fleming U planning to lets. UirS-quX. 2 an ho^ Sb b C,ulkBAlaska and “*"• daa«hter. Mrs. Ck>o Fox. spend . I and Mr.s. Arthur Moore and fam- calling on friends here Saturday. the winter with her cousins. Thc main street division of the MTMKK»cacanxanaMaMaKm Uy. Mr nnd 'Iri' M- E. Thump^n. of catted oven-broiling Tlie laruer ■,wmber had thc PrivtU*« Invit-Un Kalamazoo. Dr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Atherton al Ot- Methodist's Indies' Aid met with cht';"‘,r Smith was; Mrs Winnie Greenfield of Lat&lng pimey, Mich , spunt Saturday ev<>- • ire of fryers muy^be stufled^und ■ ‘V? <“ NIr.n. E. T. Morris Thursday for a' ; ning nnd Sunday as the guests o{ .roasted. chairman of the mimic. spent thc week end here. I Mr. and ..... , B<M „, have luncheon, Mrs. „. A. u Gi Murray • their daughter, Mra. Max Lvnd and ! For other meats there is areat latl- ,Mr, ,Mr-s Wnlt':r Clever of| Several from here attended the returned from their visit with relaCharles Betts attended the Pa ■ aPe visiting the for- Past Master’s night of the Vermont- tires und friends in Detroit. [family. They arc always welcomed! tude of choice with all cuts of bUf- 1 World's fair over the week end. : warmly here where they spen^many steak, ribs of beef, legs of lamb, and ZU—•.■■■•■ —■ ... ... .' 1 hams worthy ol attention. . | m | The |>ageant put on by thc Sun-1 With increasing coolness oysters i^u.. ■■ ■ , , ■<o> W... I .< Cl... M E n,u,rh.h ‘allowing claims entered contracts. ' Xrt. Clara Loui.se OrUwold. dec d. I The tendency of the larger growBond of Admrx. filed, letters testa- ers lo sign contracts Is shown by tmenlarv issued, issued, petition netltion lof fof hear-i hear- tthc the inventory — facl tliat w .v average number ' [of of acres acres for fnr *hn m..„ who |ing claims filed, ordey limiting setthe men signed ... up Illeinent entcrfcl. ' I is nearly eight acres iwuum larg­ Est. Mary Bolyen. dee d Waiver of er than the average for all wheat nqtice filed, ordt r apjxjinting Admr. growers of the state. ' entered, bond of Admr. filed, letter.-.' Men who sign contracts will re­ ef administration issued petition for , cthe a payment of 28 cents per t authority to settle claim filed, order' bufhel. minus tty? local costs, for 54 । to settle claim entered. per cent of their average production. ; -------------- < • • | This payment will be mode before NORTHWEST RUTLAND. ‘ next harvest. .. The Edger Community Club will! Crop contracts are for three years meet at the town hall Saturday, and three payments will be made. nrf M. 01 .he th., r^ninr for owe.mobi- Tlie .ccrcUry of of ..tlcul.pre aericultimi ta haK Oc. ..-.ulbr niaht nuht for The seereU,, in, fwnrn commit..,. Mr »n.l P™. r ... levy a proceWm, ux on Me nnd Mrs. M„ «... Mrs. Carr .... and Mr. Dell ill <‘H .text wheat used for hrnoxn human food and Cotton. Supper committee. Mr. und tax *s ,,st'd to pay farmer* who1 Mrs. Leslie Weaver and Mr. and co-operate in crop reduction. Mrs. Warren. | T11'' Mcretary can njakc this tax, [ , Mr. und Mrs. Marlev Burroughs a suiltcient sum to give wheal tlie' of Three Rivers visited Mr. and “mo purchasing power that It had Mrs. Ed. Whltright Sunday. 1,1 1903 ,o 1914.- If wheat drops to, I Wednesday Mrs Ernestine Edger u ,0*' !>««■ !n 1934. the secretary, and Lynn attentled.il birthday party may levy a higher processing tax [. ' for the former’s sister at her home and l)a>' i>roportlonately higher nd- H £**>«/*<£*£ i DODGE AND PLYMOUTH are no tv sold by FORREST L. JOHNSON 220 E. State St., HASTINGS, MICH. 'S& 'SS! . . , ^. . -. L I A Quarter o£ A Century of Satisfactory Service Promptly settling all legitimate claims. Writing a bread and liberal policy at reasonable rates. Paying over four and a half million dollars in losses since or­ ganization. I™11 *■•"> (art- all laibnu-s and easy (o prepare. ...In! ! ThXr ■''o.Sue U lmpro«„s 1^™, m“ta Ih'm nicely of late and Ls ab!.> to again > ' Ann Faftt. _________ take hts. place the M. C- choir' — —— SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. Today thc largest farm mutual fire insurance company in which is very pleasing’to his many Mrs. Sherman Smith ot Hastings Michigan. friends. . ■and Mrs. Margaret uruu Fehrn u» of De­ Gutu started to pop very early troit were guests with their brother, Sunday and much game was pro- chos, Farlee', Wednesday evening, cured. vt- and «...< Mrs. , .t. Densmore r.____ ___ of ,rvd- ' ■' Mr. Frank MORRIS O. HILL, Hastingz A building is going up just south Hastings spent Uie week end with ofI town on tilt tlie1 river's river’s bank. b.ink. There - ril.»nn Glenn Densmore an,i and tnmiiv family. | are reports as to tin. usage but noth­ Charles Towasend. Miss Vondal ing definite IS known. Conley. Mrs. A/lie Spindler and! HOME OFFICE 702 CHURCH ST.. FLINT. MICH. (laughter Catherine of Woodland! W. V. SURRAS. Fzuideat .•pent from Thursday till Sunday’ ' The Community st nice was led with Miss Margaret Spindler and: ; by Mrs. Helen Dcmond Sunday eve­ Dale and Ralph Townsend at North i ning and the subject of the program wii.-. "How May Oui- Meetings Ik- .Manchester College in Indiana. Mr; and Mrs. J. B. Grant and I i Mndl-. More Helpful to Us?" of Battle Creek spent the j Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kimble nt- daughters wit’k end nt the farm. tended the World's Fair last week. , Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bulkau of j The Birthday Club is to be held 1 Grand Rapids and Mrs. Ella Ander; rhl» wwk Thursday P. M with Mrs. • .-on and son Ernest ot Detroit spent | Minerva Woodman * the week end iMhe Robert GUI yv-aWM The D G T ° Club with visitors' home. HiRIBwrl EK > ui g r mu! ;>:<»- Mr. and Mrs. Blake Maklcy and w M W 1 gram at thc church Wednesday eve- i daughter of charlotte and Lloyd I ning. ! Next Sunday evening at thc Com-! Makley spent Sunday with Mr. and rniinity meeting there will be store- Mis. Guy Maklcy and family. Mrs. Levi Kantner and Mrs. Guy j | cptlcon !. ntern slides of scenes from af’.ernoqu ten forei:;. lands. The meetings arc Kantner spent Friday t:» begin at 7:30 instead ot 8.00. i with Mrs. Mary Teeter in Woodland. ■ , ti t a ..in .............. i. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wotring and Mr.1 and Mrs. Bert Wotnng spent Sun-! • । Each family bring sandwiches for 'day afternoon with Glenn Wotring! । themselves and one oilier di. h. Mr. I and family. Irene and Alice Grant spent Sun-! ind Mr- Warney Kelsey will have [ day afternoon with Jean Kantner. i liuL, lo make sure of being on their ‘ true ot the program 1r. and Mrs. William Brooks' Mr. and Mrs. Torrence Townsend. list, phonefor an appointment i in Allegan county on Friday. Mrs. Caroline Bhopbel! and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Townsend spent Monday in Mason. Mfj and Mrs. Harrison BlocherThe Hoover representative*—here­ ..nd Miss Phoebe Oaks spent from, to give personal sUowings, in the Friday till Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ditman in Detroit. • i home, of the new Silver Jubilee Chas. Farlee and family and Rober: Gill spent Sunday with Mr. and The Home -Mrs. L N. Williams near Dowling. ' terested woman. But, if y ou don’t ARCH Rev. and Mrs. Frank Moxon and! want to iu o this opportunity to a group of young ladies of Caledonia । spent Saturday evening with Mrs. i see the greatest Hoover values of I Guy Kantner. en route from theChristian Endeavor Convention al 1 Charlotte. of all time—telephone u» thcjiour Miss Cordelia' Fuller of Battle. moat convenient for their culDun Creek spent Sunday with htr sister, j you. Three new models—rtew-loV -Mis. Glenn Densmore. Mr. and Mrs Harold Everetts and, prices—a.id, just while the Hoover friends of Battle Creek spent tlwi men are herc,\ v cry Special OJJcr on week end with Carl Stalth. . I , The Non-Skid Arch Support is Mr. and Mrs. John Porter. Mr. a simple and comfortable remedy Iloovcni, ivnnplc tc withdus t ing equip­ l for tired, aching feet; weak ankles; and Mrs. Warren Bowman and Mrs. Maggie Muintrt of Ohio, came Bun ­ ment. Telephone! No obligation. । callouses; bunions, etc. It’s ail in thc patented Adjustable Pad. Can day to attend tlie funeral of their J William Smith. I be moved to give support exactly brother. ' I where needed. Made to fit every SOUTH COATS GROVE. i foot. ' . Mrs. Mac Oversmith spent,Sat­ urday P M. hi Battle Creek and It BcaU . . . at it Sweept ... at it CUaru Marsliall. Mr. and Mrs. Damon Warner of Baltic Creek vicinity spent Sunday’ For Sale By at Paul StuU’g. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wickham were, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Sunday evening callers at Herbert 1 Firsters. Mr. and Mrs. Orley Gilliland and' ; Tressie Fam of Lake Odessa spent Telephone 2226 Hastings, Michigan , Sunday evening at Wm. Bayne s. ' State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. . -- MEK will try to call on everyone NON-SKID U SUPPORT »HOOVER B.A. LyBARKER MILLER FURNITURE CO. History and from its Records This Bank Charts Its Course! ’Tis folly to look backward but to learn from ex­ perience how to direct one’s* course for the present and into the future. The day of the tallow candle, the grain cradle and' the ox-yoke is gone. We ar£ facing today a New Age, a New Civilisation—a completely changed condition in economic and social life. iMSTWGJ.Cf During the past generation this bank, through competent management, has been able to meet the changing conditions, and render the service ex­ pected of it by its patrons and the people of its community. Every sort of physical equipment has been obtained to keep our Banking Service up to the Highest Standard. Careful consideration of the part this bank has taken in contrib­ uting to the well-being and prosperity of Barry county and its citizens, must inspire confidence. The future activities of this old financial institution will be conducted along the same con­ servative and accommodating lines as they have been in the past, meeting at every turn all economic changes with care and confidence. You are invited to make this your hpme bank. HASTINGS CITY BANK TELEPHONE 2103 ‘ The Bank with the Chime Clock HASTINGS, MICH. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1433 HIGH GRADE KENTUCKY COAL ROOFING Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. PHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE Drive in ,.. Now is the Time to Check Your Car Over for Winter Driving! DEI TON. I BAHMTVILIJL | DOWLING. | arranged and a good attendance la* cent visitor* of Kalamazoo friends. BARRYVILLE. Mr. and Mra. William Smith en-L *’y** the L, A.I The Ladies' Aid Society will have hoped for. j Mrs. Allie Kelley and Mra. Pearl Mrs Mina Hamlin ot B lerlalned with a six o'clock dinner 8 Friday. We are planning a com- a "Depression" fair in thc church Mra B*ida Whitworth who haa i^rabee of Douds Camera, Mrs. is visiting old friends In ™“‘r on «»«»» <»- •>«« >■» »« WAT «>* ber eWl-jFUml. w.rtaan .nd lln. Blue*, borixxxl. days ofBMra 'Mary Smith and Dr *1 the church ih two weeks on Fri- If^tfrnmPb^thx dre" *“ BgBln occUpT*n2 her hotne Bel*on Of Johnstown were Sunday Jesse Faaastl, who atl F O. LXdMttnr 8m h Mnd F day evening. Oct. 27. I «tum eaners .t n. A. Wrrtw’.. Mrs. Kate Burdick of Hickory Mr and Mra Clyde Kesler of near Mrera| £nds will be donated and ls •«>eoined. | Madeline Stanton of Battle Creek Thuraday. ' ory Corners spent several day* last Lacey were Sunday guests of Mr. at mu Unir. especially eatables Mr- and Mr* K*r> Booth and was a week-end visitor at Marshall' Mr and Mra Forrest Bidelman week with her .cousin, Mrs. Lula and Mra. Herbert Wilcox. 1 and anything else brought will be Barbara and Mary Elizabeth. Mr. Pierce's. Carl Stanton of Ypsilanti entertained the Maaor* Clair BurWertman. ] Mrs. Theodore Northrop and very much appreciated as the pro- “,ul Mr*. Clinton Fisher and daugh- »*aa a Sunday guest. । liea. Leo Corwin and LeRoy Blk. . BU*?. ,p5.nl ,*?e/P*sl daughter. Lavanche. of near Ver- cceds are used to help out on the t««. Beverly and Prances Jean, of, Mr* Harold DePrUster was elect-’.rtrom of Lansing Bunday evening, week in Chicago attending A Cen-1 montvihe called on Mr. and Mrs.'minister's salary. which is of reap Kalamasoo were Sunday visitors at ed president of thc Auxiliary lo the----------------»•* ■ ■ Ut?«y °£ P.r<!8r*7? । ’ u j , I Ralph DcVIne Sunday. , importance- lo all in lhe communi-101110 Fisher's. . । Veterans of Foreign Wars at the Sewn and one-half cant* a meal , Mr’.' B5a,lrl^c Dunning and daugh-, Mrg DcU»r is visiting at the home and b very difficult for a few, Miss Nlj[>|. Conklin. George Stan- annual meeting held Ttiuraday night la lhe cost of fbod served inmates of ter, ujasrtcc. and Mr.. and Mrs of Mrs aM(. lntcnds',o ral>e’ A *hort program is being ford untf ulfflord Conklin were re-.at the dub rooms in Battle Creek. ,Pennsylvania prisons. ■ Lnarie* McLiermott were visitors at to •, iii*. uitr, i,., I 1 ! the World's Fair Friday. | U,.*.spend l*nd Uie winter with her. i, .............................................. -- ........................................ "1 .Y——■ '! 1 " ..—==3= I Mr. and Mrs. Hebert Wilcox at-1 ! Our school* all enjoyed a vaca- tended a party at lhe home of Mr. • tlon Friday, a* the teachers were' and Mra. Orville Purcell of High-i in attendance at thc Teachers' In­' hank Friday evening and report a stitute. fine lime. Mr and Mrs Charley Whipple1 Mrs. Maude Meade and son, Rus­ and family of Augusta spent the' tell. accompanied Mrs. Nell Walker' latter part of thc week with their ot Chesaning to Chicago Tuesday, parent*. Mr. and Mra. Peter Lein- and enjoyed A Century of Progress, returnnlg Friday. Mrs. Hattie Whittemore enter­ Mrs. Will Hyde accompanied Mr. tained the County L. O. T. M. and Mrs. Ganka of Battle Creek to'< Rally al ber cottage at Pleasant ■Grand Rapids Sunday where they; lake last week Thursday .spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. H. T. Wertman spent!। Chas. McCoy. Sunday with their brother and!1 Merritt Meade attended thc fair family. Mr. and Mr* O. A. Wert- with Mr. and Mra. Cameron Mdnmin, near Cedar Creek | tyre last week Instead of with Mr.' Mr. and Mr* E. R. WlllWJTT'ahd %VHllavc Wallace as was stated in last week's Mr*. Florence Forbes are attending u RnnPr Banner. ^'±7 Chlc*«:>: CO..V Md Caroll Newra, ol kAM soeleue. »r ITM-1 M?," j"? • We will check your tire* for air, nail* and cut*. • Replace those worn tire* with new Firestone. • We will inspect that battery distrib­ utor and spark plug*. J rCu it < lhS M care ot Mra. Ernest SmiUi and lit- U E. bw r-harb,. ■ ter, m Dolorls. Mrs. Margaret Moon and Mrs. Fern Compton, all of Grand Rapid* were Sunday gueato of Mr. and Mra. Bert Chand­ ler. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Williams and little non of thc Kellogg Farm Spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. John Adams. • Miss Hazel Jones of Prairieville spent the week end with Mr. and Mra. Ike Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. I Lacey Jones. t Mis* Hannah Jones spent Sunday with her home folks. | Floyd Wilkinson and son.' Don. of | Cadillac und Mr*. Mitred Castle ; nnd daughter. Charlene! of Prairie­ ville were guest, of Mr. and Mrs. : Jay Wilkinson Sunday. MI ANDRUS SERVICE BUTTER ib. X3C OLEO Hyde MARGARINE 'Pending the past six weeks in lhe Z5C Itomc In Grand Rapids Sunday1 morning niuct) improved in health. Heber Foster played in the Pustum Band at Union City Friday eve-' ning anji at Oak Harbor. Ohio, orr Saturday. Twenty of thc young people of Berryville attended a young peo­ ple’s rally at Edwards Corners Sun­ day. Mrs. Louise Lathrop returned to her son's home in Prairieville after an extended visit with friends here. MT. und Mrs. Parker of Grand Jefferson * D U fl N C 99AR « Hastings Rapids were Saturday gdests of Mr. court streets r 11 U II L L L 4 U * MICHIGAN and Mrs. Clayton McKeown and Donna. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wood and Vlrgelenc of thc Hendershott, ’dis­ trict. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dickerson of Cedar Creek and Mr. and Mrs. MORGAN. J. C. Morgan of Banfleld were callHE UNITED STATES hat given more consideration to | Truman Combs of Macy. Ind., vls- era in the L. A. Day home Sunday. , building and loan a*Miciations than any other type of an । ited his daughter. Mrs. E J. Mead, . ■■ ■ * s »--------------inalltution und for the very good reason that these association* Wednesday and Thursday ot last 1 week. have accomplished thr most wholesome results, in thrift and Mrs. Lucy Cole. Hrs. Alice Coral. I Clare Mead and Ed, Conklc of Roy rvwnTui Fowler of nan Sheridan. Mrs. o*car Oscar1 . ----------man. airs. home ownership, and tlie promotion of those objects is abso­ m r Cniik were callers al Elgin pHimcr and Barbara Fox of Haslutely eskential to thc welfare of the United Stales.** Mr!kv2 M,.Ar h * j r, , ,:W» guests of Mr. and Mrs o y McClelland and Elgin Mead Thursday. 1 Thr above is taken from an address by HORACE RUSSELL, •°.me.Of Ycr!u .T1" Elizabeth Woodman of Orangeville 1 COUNSEL FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD. Deliv­ T}u‘r da> e'ening in the inter- viallut )lcr *t*ters and families. Mr. \ eat* of those who arc trying to have and Mr*. Ray Japhet and Mr and ered September IX 1933, to Annual Convention of UNITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN LEAGUE, Chicago, Illinois. Try a tank full of BLUE SUNOCO Gas for Easy Cold Weather Starting. One Tankful is Convincing!, HOLLAND CRYSTAL N UTLEY ' W'llelU •‘"1 al‘" '■‘,Uc<* ““ Mr! E | Clara Day and family, Silverbrook Print, lb. 25c Salt 2^ 15 MORTON’S IODIZED Big Value Bisquick Make* Beautiful Biscuit* Navy Beans T |C MICHIGAN 1*' 41 YEARS OF SERVICE. . Wc welcome you to-become a member of our family. Standard Savings & Loan Association Gritwold at Jcffsrson Detroit, Michigan MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. IT COSTS AiMOST AS MUCH NOT TO HAVE A TELEPHONE Add up thc monthly coat to you of messages that rnnil be aent ... of calls you make at public telephones... of time, carfare, driving-und park­ ing that n telephone al home Mould eave. Then conaider thc advantage of being able lo receive messages from friends', relatives and buaincan aa»^»cinlea, and invitations to aocial affairs )ou would regret missing. Remember, loo, that in case of lire, sickness, accident or other emergency, just one telephone call fur aid may be worth the coat of the service for a lifetime. You can order a telephone from any Telephone UiuincM Office. installation will be made promptly. cure the blcsings of electricity for about 70 homes. Unforseen circumstances compel us to postpone our Cradle Roll serv­ ices. Sunday School will be as tv,ual at ten o'clock. Mrs. Anna Craig and Mrs. Stuart Jackson and baby of Hastings vis­ ited Mrs. Tzumper Friday. Those who called on Mamie Webb and family Sunday were. Mrs. Wm. VanSyckle of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs Clair VanSyckle. Mrs. Marguerite Miller. Charles Harr^gton of Barryville. Homer ShafTer of Otsego, and Opal Webb of Battle Creek. Callers at Mrs. Millie Flury's on Sunday were. Alfred Fisher and Mrs. Eva Trautwein of the Stale Road, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. ShafTer i of Otsego, Mrs. Irene Johnson of I Plainwell, Rev. Allen DeLong and । family of Grand Ledge, and Austin DeLong and MAry Turner. ■ Kelley Brown- and Mra. _____ Ethel ' Green of Kalamazco called at the I home of C. Montgomery Sunday. . ADAMS LAKE. I Thc Triple Link club met with . Mrs. Marcius Bagley Friday. Mr. and Mra. Lyle Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Saunders of I Yankee Springs were callers in the ■ Geo. McKibbin home Thursday aftI ernooti. | Those entertained at Mr. nnd 'Mrs. G. McKibbln's home Sunday I were Lyle McKibbin and James Null of Otsego. Mr. and Mrs. Will Shat­ tuck and children of Parchment. Mr. nnd Mr*. Will McKibbin and son and Robert McKibbin of Prairieville. Mr. nnd Mrs! Will Wat­ son and children of Cloverdale, Rev. Mrs. Griffin of Hastings. Rev. and Mrs. Orlo Munger and children of Kalamazoo. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lyle To­ bias of Battle Creek* also called on their father, R W. Hughes. Some from this way attended U. B. Quarterly meeting in Hastings Sat­ urday Evening. Mra. Libble McKibbin. Doris and Viola and John spent Saturday in Otsego. James Nevins and family of North. Pine Lake. Mr. and Mra. Henry Rog­ ers und daughters of Calkins dis- : trict, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Horton of Augusta and Mr. and Mrs. Frank' Freydel and Jcane of Northville. I Not one of the family missing. We hope they wyi be permitted to meet, for many year* to come. Caller* at Mr.s. Norris' Sunday' were. Mr. and Mrs. T H- Ketchum of Martin. Mr. and Mrs. M. A Ritchie of Gun lake and Mrs. Ed. I Johnson ot Orangeville^ A very good attendance at the, Triple Link Club Friday. All en­ joyed the slay very much. The next meeting to be held at Mrs. Newel' Barber's Nov. 10th. Milo Hammond of Prairieville township passed away Saturday at> his home. He was a highly respect­ ed citizen of this /community - for I many year*. Thc family have tlie I sympathy of their many friend*. Burial in our cemetery. Mr. and Mr*. George Adrianson visited relatives in Indiana over the. week end. < Miss Marian Johnson spent Uie. week, end with Lucille and Doris' Adrlanson. Elizabeth Wood returned from Battle Creek Friday night. She was! one of thc delegate.*1 to Uie M. H E. A. from Uie Kellogg School. i Mrs. Stebbins was a dinner guest of her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Wins-! low Martin, of Idle Wild. Gull lake. Mr. and Mrs. Dunford Higgins of Kalamazoo were also guests making it a family reunion. 1, One hundred.and five at Sunday; School Sunday. Wc have very in-! tcreoling classes nhd ftoeti instru:-1 tors which is gratifying and a great help toward* making the sciiool a success. Mr. and Mrs. Don Putnam of Has­ tings Called on Mr*. Sarah Smith and Mr*. W. J. Polley Saturday. Mr*. George Welgle ot Plainwell formerly of this vicinity, was laid to rest in/) the Prairieville cemetery Sunday afternoon. ORANGEVILLE. SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. Mra. Cliarlic Crawford spent a few Mrs. Ina Elliston is assisting at days the post week with Mr. and' the R. Kent home in Assyria. Q. C Marshall and H. J. Voltz Mrs. Harry Lewis of near Wayland.' Mra. Adelia Snook of Martin call-1 spent Tuesday at Battle Creek. Mra. Viola Hagerman of Battle ed on frieiids at tills place Thurs-I Creek spent Thursday night with day of the past week. Mrs. Puul Brown and Miss Norma Mr and Mra. Lee Gould. Brown Thursday until Mrs. Frank Norton and Cleota „ T* spent .",. from . ’ u ‘“" j Conklin spent the week end with "g?t£ flt'l A. B. Campbell north of Charlotte.-j u™ied A Centup bf Progress | Rev. Jay Norton a-Mlsted by RevJ.jM"' Bc»<? J-h»r and friend ot Rhodes held meetings at Shultx last « Mr- ■n<1 Mra- Oznwr ww,v Brown of Three Rivers were Sunday, _ __ _ _ .. 11.. o.m.'n The Wilcox Ladles' Aid will hold guests of Mrs. Nettie Brown. Job England and daughter. Mrs. a fried chicken supper and sale No­ J. H. Oervcrs. of- Bellaire were here1 vember 2 at the Grange hall at Ma­ Sunday and attended the funeral of ple Grove Center. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norton und the formers niece. Mrs. Elmer Hunt­ I son. Howard, were Hastings visitors ley. Monday at Grand Rapids. Saturday. Mr. and Mra, Harold Gray of East Assyria spent Sunday evening with CONSTIPATED 30 YEARS Mrs. Lulu Cray. AIDED BY OLD REMEDY "For thirty years I had consti­ "How many piano owners could pation. Souring food from stom­ take jhc instrument to pieces and ach choked me. Since taking Adput it together again?" ask* a writ­ lerika J am a new fcraon. Consti­ er- We doubt whetlier the young pation is a thing di the past.”— lady next door could but we sincerely Alice Burn*. B. A. LyBarker, wish she would have a shot at it.— Druggist.—Adv. Humorist. Raisins 4-lb. SEEDED OR SEEDLESS Pk«- Doggie Dinner 3 25* CAMTFX&K MABSHMALLOWS DKL MONTE TEACHES \ Ketchup N. B. c. CHOCOLATE CIBCU \ 1 N. B. C. CHOCOLATE CIRCLES N. B. C. TREMTrTM SODAS FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ICEBERG HEAD LETTUCE GRAPES TOKAY’S SOLID CRISP HEAD MICHIGAN U.S. NO. 1 BUY FOR WIN­ TER USE bu A & P MEAT MARKETS! Hamburg Ground Beef SHORT STEAK SLICED BACON 2 PKCS. 1216c 15c Beef Roast KLS.. u. *Jc 6c 6^6c RIB BOILING BEEF SPARE RIBS LEAN AND MEATY Pork Roast SAUER KRAUT PORK SAUSAGE Pure Lard l». Center Cut, Shoulder Fresh Picnic* NEW PACK 3 Open Kettle Rendered 5C 2 LBS 15C 6 LBS. 15C FANCY SWEET POTATOES POTATOES EACH LBS. 25c 9Lb’- A < P FOOD STOI 92c �PAGE TWELVE Tlu* young married propb* of this- Mfaa Angedine Mealk and Laurel I Sunday visitors at Forrest Haven-.' SHOWN BY GOODYEARS were, John Fireman and family and neighborhood with Mrs. Millie Scnsiba were untied tn marriage at . Bob Thompson of Kalamazoo. Alva Haynes aj tended a surprise party, .Middleville Saturday A friend of Models Sensationally McGtocklin and wife and Robert Friday night in thc Hines district, in honor of Mra. Ronald Hayne.V blrthPriced—Are Sure to Misses Esther. Ruth and Genevieve! The L. A. S. ' will, serve fried Win Praino Erway. ichickcn Thursday night instead oT Cleo Brown and family of Hickory 'rhickeh pie as was stated last week. cars are now on display at Goodyear! - ■ Mr. UIKj- Mrs. Dwight Rowley and 're Sunday Bros, show rooms. It fa.claimed by' children zof Jackson are guests of parents of Mr. Efciuiba. for Hie pres­ Mr. and Mrs. Strowbridgv und tlie ent. Best wishes g. with them on the local dealer that this new 8tud« ■ their journey through life. ' I baker exceetls In high performance I Mr. und Mra. Perry Van Tuyl at­ Mra. Chus. VmiVranken and long life any previous Studt- 1 Geo. Harthy and wife of Hm-tinr.-. A Century of Progrera Sun­ baker, und priced much below any- and Chas. Otis of Laivlng. al-o Wm ‘home from Alto last Mondnj Tray and report sbmfi wonderful Otfa und wife of'Southwest Rutland reports ------ •- *’that • •■' EU-anon* — •- — b umaking as previous price qiiotations. . rapid a rtcovtr'y as possible. She will Studebaker body designers have visited at Fred Otfa' Tuesday., gone a long w*uy in reducing wind I Miss Lucile Otis went to New be jaken to Grand. Rapid* for Xresistance und adapting thc flowing I York last week where she expects to rays the first ot November;. She will daughter. Airs. Velma Steeby. spent ' know then when tiu* casts can be Thursday evening In Grund Rapids; symmetrical lines of present day have a position. in the hospital wlt.h Mra. Arthur! Sunday visitors al Fred Otis' Sunday Gotty. The new baby has'been tora. fenders, windshields and body J'wete. Lyle Otis and wife, und Ray • Mrs. George Kellys Otfa and family. Marian and Betty School clns.-: were entertained ftut named Coline Mae Mrs. Getty nnd j Motions have all been sloped and, Erway of Kalamazoo and P«-te D«Saturday night at lhe home of Mn baby are getting along fine. ■ faired’’ to permit smoother pas­ I Mr. und Mra. Claude Willson and ! and Mrs Lawrence Chrfatepcn* sage through air currents. ...vpeople will help serve Miss Florence Stanton are siiendlngl Interiors arc roomier tlian pre­ Tilt* young tiw supix-r Thursday night at the a few days at Chicago attending A' । Century of Progress. deeper, leg room is more abundant. Grand Rapids Esther Erway oi Grange Hall. Headroom hts been increased, yet Yankee Springs, and Dick Ro e and ' We an sorry to hear that Rev. I Mr. and Mrs. G.eorge Lapham of i the bodies are lower und liaVe great­ wife of Hastings were Sunday vlsi- Conklin Ls on thc sick list and hope Grand Rapids, were callers nt the! for his speedy recovery. Ufa family Green home Sunday. er inherent stability. An xampie of Mr. and Mra. Mack und baby of; greater roominess fa found in the ’ Ray Erway and motlw-r spent last put on > ' line ■ musical program Wednesday at Henry Shively’;- in Sunday during the church hour, spent the week end with | Yankee Springs the occasion being winch was very much enjoyed by all. and President modefa-/bave front i his birthday. I Our Sunday school superintendent daughter, at Yankee Spring* seats of similar proportions. lias planned another surprise pro­ Distinctly unusual fa u new and gram next Sunday. We were |>leuscd efficient system of ventilation and day P M. ■ tir-condltlonlng of. interiors. Tlie I Several from this vicinity attendley Skinner were in Hastings Wed­ ront window have been provided nesday on busitu-Kv with ventilating vanes, which ore in­ tegral with the windows. Tlu* vanes Mrs. Belson was well und favorably Mr. and Mra Win HajVf arc slay­ Busy Bev Club Thursday -afternoon, . may. be adjusted to scoop air into known in this community. ing with Mbs Rosa Martin, during nearly all tlie members being prcsthe absence of her people. Mf. and feci which draws off stale nir or ;,lio»n was given by tlu- club. Mrs. smoke. Unlike other ventilating sys­ ... ------------------------------- George Cook of Parmelee who has tem*. the entire front-window may morning for Btuver Dam. Wiscohsin been in very poor health the last few be rolled down fa desired. Safety their former home where they will months. Mr. and Mrs. Hhrley Graves ol ;visit relatives, and expect to visit;. Wilbur Gibbs and family ot Kalglass windshields, are adjustable. Flushrtypc cowl ventilators are also Battle Creek Visited from Tuesday1 the Century of Progress, in Chicago nnUzoo spent the weeij end at Guy provided. Six different systems of until Sunday with Mr. and . Mis ventilation are ixxu>iblc by different Clarenpe Graves ! Mr and Mrs. Chas. B. Johnson on1 Mrs. Morris Lewis of Kalamazoo Shirley Gillespie and Lyndon Tlipraday attended thc funeral of tailed her parents. Leon Potts and adjustments of all- features. Bryans attended the World's fair ;Mrs. Mary Tit go a distant coiuin of the six. position head lamps, which Chtfa. Gibbs anti wife spent Sun­ Alex Bolter and family and Cas­ add greatly to driving safety. A toe­ day at Steve Miner's near Freepoit. button on the floor board perfnlfa per Thomas and family of Kalama­ Roy McCaul and wife were in ijeams to "be thrown to the right of i zoo spent Sunday with Lillie. Cha.s । Hastings Saturday. tlie rood when passing on-coming: Visitors- ut Gene Haight's Sunday LEGAL' NOTICES New Be sure you see these new models. A special display announcement of the new Studebaker will be found । on another page of this issue. " Every Indication at This Time That SEX are TWE HOSE who NO £ bought their coal a few weeks Show Rur ago SAVED MONEY SAVE Money by ordering YOUR coal NOW before prices go any higher! Our service w.ill make clean satis­ factory delivery to your home. enjoy Smith Brothers Velte & Company hoped TELEPHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. called’ on Mr. nnd Mrs. Clare Marshall -Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Mnrsluil! and family called on Mr- and Mrs. Glen Marshall in tlu- Quulltrap district Sunday afterniMin. tax- Burdick." ot Hickory Comers called on J-'red'Reid Saturday. Baltimore and Oliver Ickes of Has­ ting;. siwnt Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Liiurel Marshall. Mr. and Mra. Fred Reid mid Mr. Ring are haying a Haight and family ot Grand. Rapids i thc lowlands near and Pierce Stlmpson and family of | and Margaret Carpenter of Marshall HIGliBANK. l As a new* process. perfected -at rpent lhe wn.k end ut Wm. WndvH'-. , ant picnics Mr. anej. Mrs- Fredric Swarts and 'Akron, will wholly relieve rubber of I G«N£c Gillespie spent the wt-t-k : during thb family of Battle Creek were Sunday 1 its familiar odor, smelling the chijck gue.sta at Mr. and Mra. Bert Daly. will not be. enough.—Detroit News. Thur.-day after s|x-n|ling In-re with hfa parents, Mr. Fil'd Cross. and family. I Mra. Chib. B. Johnson called on Mr. mid Mrs. Bcryle Nash at Barbers Corners and Mr. and Mra. Claud Reid of southwest Has­ tings Sunday. 9 .. Mrar Sarah Oslroth and daughter, C-. n»d Mr.s. Doris Bucon ot Baltic l Mra. D slie Adams, called on relu­ I tlves near Woodland Wedneiaihy Mr and Mra. George Hoffman and Creek spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. George Hollman. <■ several other relatives spent Thurs­ Mra. Worth Green spent Sunday Thc State of Washington fa the day evening at Mr. nnd Mra. Charles afternoon wlthjier parents Mr. and largest apple producer of all ttrt Mra. Curt Marshall, in the. Brunch states. Tlie my of Washington fa tits ! largest producer of applesauce.— Ralph Striker of Mrs. Avh Tompkins of Grand Rapids s]x-nt Sunday with her par- Rapid*. INSTANT STARTING LIGHTNING pl fade HAS PICK-UP Wctt Sonru|*Jtnrai^ n. o^tlryuAt out of- Friend.", from tills place t congratulation* to Mr. and M: there to ser'Jht* baby. • i Rev. und Mra. Norton, and ML.Dorothy of Maple Grove expect *. move into* tlie Stebbmz ht-u-e th: week- Middleville chufch services during week. Esix’clally. intcre.-t the special services Tuc-d. and Friday evening. M eighty were present a*, tl jtinued durin? tltfs week day and Saturday night' | Mr.-■ Lucy Cain of H..-:: spending a few days with A Mrs. LaFavett* U.-borne Mra. ChaS-lK- Wilkes' and aid Scudder of Hastings ca Mr. and Mra. Leo Barry W< < ward dark and Carl Bessmer. of California, visited their cousins here Tsc.-ilay. :hef |X‘op!e. Mr mid Mrs S C. Schu­ lt-.- and family, returned to her work m Ann Arix>r Friday evening. ' Mr. and Mrs. Herman Winkler left Friday for Chlcaco to vfai> their friends. Mr. and Mra. Karl Sohnley. and attend the World’s fair.' , XT-' Mr, uAilrii. .,twl t .1 linger and family of South Sunfield .called on his mother. Mra. Carrie L. Gcrjinger. Sunday evening' ■if hfa mother und brothers tn Spar-• Sunday. Mrs. Carrje L. Gerhnger ir’rompanicd them to Grand RapShriber and Hair-!. Mrs. Leo Burry :is to visit her sister. Mrs. Mary nnd son Norman spent Wednesday afternoon in Battle Creek. . I Mrs. Gilbert McLeod and Miss 7 M<ss Hazel Shriber visited Woodt 'Dorothy Curtiss of Woodland visi­ [land High school on Thursday. ted Mra Carrie L. Oerlingcr Friday ’ Mra. Anns Buck. Esther Fleming mid Mr.s. Mary Yank wen: with Mr ANY people have been pessimistic about unproved gasoline claims—Conoco Bronze has changed them! Fill up with Conoco Bronze. Instant action in starting, light­ ning response to the accelerator. Step on thc gas and you arc out in front of the crowd right now. A sudden surge of power that has amazed even the cynics that claimed no gasoline could do it! The answer is found in the new, scientific formula that puts into Bronze gasoline these qualities, combined with factors that give long mileage and improved anti-knock. . M Want to be an optihiist about gasoline performant Conoco Bronze. cond M . .f'u.: t>rwi«ai “ " ] ... , , , v nth. Bwtiitt ef Preb.u. » zoo on Wednesday and spent the. da-, Mr. and rs Jay Anders and .h- with Mr. and Mra. Mtaluul Vester . mother and Mra James Murphy jand Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herta*!. | si>ent Saturday night nnd Sunday |rr i Kendall Buck spent Wednesday, in with.Mr. and Mrs..Ray Welch and ’ i Kukimazoo and called on Mr. and i family at Kendall. ' Mrs. Leland Mills. • nJ Miss Haze! Shriber and Mrs' Leo I i Barry went with Mr. and Mra. Wm - ■ Shriller and daughter of Hastings to Ii Mr. and Mrs. Glch Watson of Grand Rapids Friday afternoon. i Pralrietnie spent Sunday evening with Gus Peake nnd family. I Dsn Karn called on Jim Wilcox , The clUIdren from here who are and family in southwest Rutland .students at tlie Ann J. Kellogg Friday. school nt Battle Creek, weye home' Brrt McKibbin and son of Yankee 1 over live week end. i'Springs were on our street Sunday. I Tlie results ot a fiat tire nnd a collision with a tree Friday night ber: called on Henry Pennels at Clo­ near Rogers school were a broken verdale Saturday. collar bone for Miss Murphy of Kal­ amazoo and.lacerations of the head Bl tlBEE CORNERS. for the gentleman friend with her. Mr. jmd Mrs. Merle Count and, . Through the courtesy of, Buel Sts- son of Kalamazoo were week end ’* '» f:,r,b" «r4w»4. that t>nb1le nntp. wn thc-v Wcre conveyed to Pennock guest* at Chaz. Footes. I:*,*1*'? *'r •'t * f..iT hospital where they received treat-. Mra. Green of Kalamazoo vfaited ■ > iJTd.TIf’tSjRt’iFrtJ menl■»»" T(,fn WilcxM. Sunl H*«tir.r» Banner. • n»vipip»r printed nud Mrs- Dodge attended the M. E.iday. Other guests were. Jim Wilcox ■‘ 'riAi, n v , iLftdlw' Aid Society at the home of.and sen of West Hope. i A true m cf Probst.. Mrs j^y Naglcr at Freeport last ■ Mr. nnd Mrs: Byron Johncox were j Jt.idred femiih. B«ht« of Prob.u, week Wednesday. in Vicksburg last week on business. cunt j CONOCO A PERFECT RUNNING MATE FOR CONOCO GERM PROCESSED MOTOR Oil EDMONDS OIL COMPANY HASTINGS, MICHIGAN � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-10-25.pdf 03199bfc6fc3a458051ab225c41841ca PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR W/1NT Tfl HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, OCTOBER 25, 1933 12 P, NOV. &-12 SET FOR EDUCATION WEEK RED CROSS ODLE TRANSFERS CHS Open Night Progfam Planned CM. 11-30 at Junior and Senior 10 BELIEF COMM FntVlUUb tNIHIto’'STATE FLOODED WITH DEPARTMENTAL SELF­ ODD IDIIP tAITDICC AdminstratiorilBoast Of Payroll Reductions Is Exploded By Facts PAGES Ito 8 NUMBER 26 7eTETINGDF0RBTHREYBRIDE’ s.rci DECISION FAVORS PLAINTIFFS IN CASE High Schools ling Comddy TWELFTH ANNUAL Ag HE PRAISE ARTICLES FROM CAPITAL AT LANSING ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP November 6-12 has been set aside BALANC^«J>-$ 1,600 IN R, Scenery used in tike cottage and 1 CITY COUNCIL WAS DI8 EXPOSITION NOVEM­ DRIVE THROUGHOUT ax American Educatkon Week whichj h F. 0. FUND LEFT IN < CRIMINATING, SAID cavern sets.of "The Silver Thread.", is celebrated annually so that all' is being changed over by the stage! BER 2, 3 AND 4 THE NATION COUNTY TREASURY JUDGE COVERT i Latest Effort Is To Juggle Yearly Totals In Attempt To Prove citizens may consider thc purpose,' Icnrpenter of the Hastings Civic | ideals, and accomplishments of cur.__.__ _ Players into the panelled library of nCrii Hucn DCCD I I Economy Of New Deal Administration, Fake Is Charged public school system. This year the STATE ALSO SUPPLIES ju luxurious home for use in "The; UtLLINtU »EEn LI1 SUPPORT GREATLY NO ADMISSION FEE attention of all public spirited citiFOOD AND MONEY !Brldc- ' next production of the local rpmer Tfl A £ P TFA M the rUUU 8WU IVIUfiCl |dramatlc group w ln WILL BE CHARGED NEEDED THIS YEAR remit ----- — being —....e directed ................toward — ..... _____ 111 UtNbt IUA. & K. TtA CO. By V. J. Brown. Central auditorium . . ■riaoktelb Iterualnt Uteml te- Further Funds Mult Come !'omni audllteum here her. WednesdayW.dnratey . ■ , and Thursday evenings, Nov. 22 and Remedy Provided By Law Is From State—Oatside 124. commencing at 8:15 o'clock. This ‘ ~ to Revoke License -----If Con­ jplny, according to the director, is! County’s Control duct Is Unsatisfactory .... .... .. ... j CKan-nununi clean-minded cuincuy comedy paciru packed with| wnn , Allowing for that portion of the sparkling humor, rapid fire repartee, and Junior High School Open House . Judge Frank L. Covert, of Pontiac, Theodore Knopf, teactor of Ag- publicity prepared nt his own expense in some tax supported department. The annual. Roll Call for mem­ on Monday. November 6 from 7:30 ।money due to the county x>n delin- -T-.— —-- ----- j----------before whom ------ —Tij'C” —mystery and tense, dramatic situs* ueiure wnom wax mea xne was case tried or the case of ... commission. of.tt as jar n.moved from tin! facts as bers conducted by the various chap- .to 9:30. A film will I vrlculture in the city schools, and his bu/cau or Hurnt taxes which would to apphc-;tlonJ nPhearsa!s are already under- thc Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea , ... the cooperation of olh- the moon ls*abovc the .tors of the American Red Cross will “ Tpuplhrwith "One Hundred Years in American 1 Iteto InteresU-d are busy with with-plans - • - at Lansing can now claim immunity from the be«in throughout the nation on ers Interested .plans > Scarcly a •department bonds, also the amount still <*ue._ J . J* lor the twelfth annual Ag-HE ex-1 charge that paid publicists are ratin'’ pp the revnues of tlie state poured November 11 and closes on Nevcm- Education." • !>.. state .1 ■ • a. for •the kart a a. ; from the year 10*10 1932. fl, the cil of Hastings, defendants, has de­ posltion. which will be held 17iurs-' in by a distressed and perplexedO----------------- :-------------------- — Rimnm-i nt <hi« unpaid balance of such county Co­ cided in favor ot tto A. az P. Com­ doy. Friday and Saturday. November citizenry. Every newspaper office in i have accepted it, some even going 1 is needed more this year than ever, vert road bonds, which will to due i pany, his opinion being received’ Resources were never more vitally 2. 3 and 4 in tin* old white scliool Mlclilgun is being virtually sub- so fur us to give the article favor­ next May would to 662,665 62. That here Friday morning: ‘ ' needed than in this fourth year of building oh the Central grounds, merged under a barrage of colored | able editorial comment. sum would retire all the county's When, under the new beer law, •Jlwre will be no admission charge, i publicity, all too much of which is i The arlcWe in question comes economic distress I-bonds and then same. There Is now! the city council of Hustings was ait Interested intowutMt- will ho tot ■ finding its way in-1 from the office of the auditor gen•Memberships, which cost one dol­ All to* nrivllnred privileged to! due from thc state, under thc Hor-j : given tto right to llcenae those who enjoy tto programs without coat. | to Hie public print; era), John K. Slack. Jr., and is re- lar or more, are used to support the ' ton bill, an unpaid balance of about' sold beer within tike city limit*, it Tills year’s kImjw will feature cityunemployment and which Is be- i leased over his signature. It folv695.0P0. Tike Horton bill specified: declined to luue a license to the a and ruV>l school exhibits alwwing [ relief work of SUPERVISORS TURN WORK th“’> counties were to use this money ing taken as face| Iowa: . COMMERCIAL CLUB COp- Company, who tod regularly the wars and tto projects carried onJ chapters and value by a guhl-• Becaww* tike showing attempted to retire outstanding"* road bonds. OVER TO COMMISSION ........... for the same, on Um ground' in each grade. Tike program for i nationalorganlble public. i to be made is quite in contrast with OPERATES WITH OTHER , applied ‘ {The supervisors voted last week that that the Company could not comply Thursday evening will be in tor- [ «ations, nation­ One of the lat- statements made by the writer in the county Covert road bonds due NAMED BY STATE • with a resolution which was paascc.' ORGANIZATIONS mony .with that theme. A fine pro-1 wide disaster re­ cal attempts to; previous articles’ and because the next May shall be retired with i by the council last May as follows: gram is being arranged for Friday lief work, health deceive the public | stowing attempted to be made is , money received from the state under “Be it resolved that no license as a evening in the Central auditorium, work in hun­ PREVENTS DUPLICA­ is to to found in. not in accordance with thq true the Horton .act. This county's share GIRLS AT GYM—BOYS specially designated merchant, res­ with a play and other worthwhile dreds of com­ a recent release to facts, this article is prepared to subof Horton Act money will still leave AT FAIR GROLJNbS Durant or hotel under thertle Wllkowfeatures. Everybody is invited to at­ TION OF EFFORTS a considerable sum over and above munities, safety the press which !ject the alleged.payroll report to at a i r Ain unuunud act M for lhc 33 work through teaching first aid and tend. purports to show least a degree of analysis and scro­ what the county requires to pay its J life saving and welfare work Last year's exjKNdUon act a new ll marked reduc-.tiny. : Temporary Relief and Moth- bonds In this Horton bill fund, if Youngsters Asked to. Come in per cent be^.or wine to granted to 1" , an applicant unless such applicant □record In the state of Michigan with Uon in tlie num-1 The casual reader will of . course through six million children who1 and when the state shall pay it. ers' Pensions Included in Appropriate Costumes—- ’ is tlie actual owner or proprietor of 24300 entries. Tilts year’s exposition 1 V. J. Brown tor now on tike ' accept the contrasting totals and are members of the Junior Red which balance will be in £to jx»business where such license bi to wlil.be new and different and it is - public payrolls of tin* state. This! at once Jump to the conclusion that Cross. Emergency Program Games and Sports “* | tike of the county. The stale Is to exercised and to is in actual One of the most important tasks County welfare relief was the sesslon hoped to make an even better show- document Is so Innocent on the face considerable progress has been made legally as well as morally bound to The Onmmercial Club In cooper-' charge thereof." tli.it ever faced the Red Cross is11 uppermost Ink. of it that .many-newsjMiper (Continued on page five) um. , _ , . . editors* in Uie minds and pay it some time. Tills payment ation with the faculty of the city) in refusing to grant Hie license. that of helping to keep up tlie mo­ conversationtheme Now tliat no county fair is being ___________ members of ’ the will for the retirement of ... provide ------------------ the schools, the Boy Scouu and Camp the city council did not make any. rale of the veterans of our various1 Burry countyofboard held here, the -Ag-HE exposition ts of supervisors bonds and leave a surplus ovc| and | Fire Girls; are planning a Hallow-. charge.that the manager or manwars and nulxting with their prob­ the only organization that makes YOUNG DEMOCRATS OF their recent session. They had above. e’en night observance that ought agcra of the A. & P. store or stores , lenis of comixMisatlon payments,• nt possible an exhibition of the pro-1 listened to three men. representing The state lias asked that this sur­ to interest every boy and girl in m this city was or were Unfit perCOUNTY ORGANIZE arising from changes in government ducts of the farms, also of jwultry state, each of whom asked that plus be diverted to tike recently Hastlngs. The committee chosen by j sons to carry on the sale. Tlie basis , regulations. During the year the' the and |W!t stock. It will jio doubt prove I the county co-operate fully with die named County Emergency Welfare the Commercial club, which spon-! of the city's objection was that the Red Cross has made a |iractlcal a great attraction to.the people of Representative Geo. Foulkes Emergency Welfare Relief Commission, consisting . of Rev. sors the gathering, consists of Mar-; managers or manager was subject to contribution to the relief of suffer­1 County the county, especially with no od- 1 Commission, appointed by Gov-i________________________ , Nash- ton Whitman. Robert Moore. Dan change al any time; and that while Father Geller. Frank Lentz. Tells Delegates of Farm ing. that of flour alone amounting■ erhor mission fees, and with all -the ex-1 Comstock, in 511 relief work vslle and Mrs. A. H. Carveth of this Walldorf!. F. W. Stebbins. Supt. D. the one in charge at a definite date to 10.500,000 barrels. The needy hiblu housed in the one building.1 Legislation Barry county, and that the com- city. The supervisors arc quite wlll- A. VanBuskirk and Mim Menton, might be satisfactory, someone else "STANDING ROOM ONLY" and distressed have been Riven 104 1 in where they are cosily accessible. | mission be given a clear Held to Ing this balance, when received. On the night of the 31sl it is might be sent in his place who 1 A Young People's Democratic Write down tlie dqtes. November 2. OOO.OOO^armenis. the cloth for which'' carry on its work. The members of shall be paid to such Welfare AT ANNUAL SCHOOL Com­ planned the boys and girls, together would not carry out the provisions of was produced from 844.000 bales of 3 and 4. and plan to attend Uuf Ag- 'Club for Barry county was organized ” the County Emergency Welfare Re-jmission for carrying on their work: with adults who are interested In1 tlw tafe- as the council felt they VAUDEVILLE cotton. Tlie flour was milled from HE exposition. Iin the court house Monday evening lief Commission also dame before*but the county will have to get it their plans for the evening, will meet should be. In other words. It was the 85,000.00) bushels of wheat, both with good representations from all wheat. and cotton being furnished the board, stating their aims 'and before it can pay it. It is to be at the High school and form a pa - i intent of the council. In adopting the sections of the county present. hoped the state can arrange to 11­ rade. the youngsters In the parade' resolution recited above to give no­ ACTS BUILT AROUND by the government. ■ .■ plans and inviting cooperation. Dr. B. C. Swift of Middleville act­ ! As the board of supervisors had quldatc what it owes Barry county wearing costumes. Prizes will be tlce to {he general public oCthe city "SHOWBOAT" THEME One hundred twenty disasters en-*.had nothing whatever to do with \ at an early date. ed as temporary -chairman, and awarded for various kinds of cos-;of Hastings that the council would paged the financial and personal called on -Mr. Alway of Gobles, dis­ the appointment of the County There was nn unexpended bal­ tumes. The prizes will be awarded not approve applications for licenses forces of the Red Cross during the trict chairman of the Young Peo­ "Aunt Dinah’s Quilting । year, and more than a million dol­ LEmergency Welfare Relief Commls-' ance of a little over 61600 in the by a committee who will take note, as a designated merchant in cases ple's clubs, to explain the jHirpose lars was spent In relief of families 'sion and has no control whatever of county treasury, the last of the R. of the costumes the youngsters wear : where the'"applicant was other than Party" Is "Star Turn” of these organizations which arc who lost - their all in hurricanes. ; its bets, and as it is aiitirely a.state F. C. Welfare money sent to this on that night. Suitable and desirable I an individual owner in actual charge of Revue (Continued on page seven) of the business, so a license to the A. HAS OVER $156,000 IN RE­ springiilg up all over the country. ’ storms, fires, earthquakes and other set-up, deriving its authority from I county, amounting in all to about Mr. Alway .said ,~T' that through — these tlie Viale and not from the county. * 611.000. The board voted to transfer I At- P Co. was refused on that ac­ to calamities. T * "One of the tost Spotlights to. SOURCES, NEARLY ALL ; chibs it wax the intent to awaken iij dale" was the' universal verdict ol । 1 and as it is fully commissioned to this 61.600 balance to the County ! count. .----- ------------ President Franklin Roosevelt has act within the county, the board > Emergency Welfare Relief Ctomtte young iwoplc of ite cmmlry an Ito y ,„„. ul ,p „bool huiure pre ­ i There yere other Instances where IN FIRST MORTGAGES the yearly High school feature pre- i given his sanction and approval to,, , Interest In the vital political prob- sented at Central auditorium by the the council refused to grant licenses of ...c the nvu Red tyrvao, Cross, inlying. saying/!'I reached the conclusion that it mission, and it was immediately ..... work» w. i Icms facing us today, not much fn the High school’and faculty Friday I "I 'as designated merchants to sell on can be counted on to foster and ' would be wise for the county to turn transferred to them. Tlie commisEARNS- FIVE -...... ----- PER — CENT -----!a narrow, partisan manner us in a night, this being the eleventh an- ‘ aid in every way in my power the 1all relief -------matters over ------------to this com-ision had received from the state, to ■the premises on.other grounds. ;--------- • on -------------'start their work tlie sum of 62.000 FOR ITS STOCKHOLDERS t>r“Kl i»‘*’rlotlt outlook, m the hope nual offering. । The court recites that the law. as Rreat vrtirk your organization (The’ (Continued page a*x> ‘ ______ ■ of better fitting them for active |>ar•■ passed by the. state, gave the right to , IU itopulority was .shown by a sold .Red Cross, must carry on." cm id DADDv’Xn is n Pas well as food, supplies, etc. Tins will --make available them 63.600 It Has Helped 141 Persons in telpslton m a elrater. more wtale-' out. house*, despite the over 1.100 > Rev- L. L. Dewev is the chairman 'Ulin DAnni LU. M. US. I (Continuedj OJ1 paRC — --— for ------_ ,- . - some ikolitie.il atmosphere. . ------ ,*^.-----------available. Late comers were for Barry county and has the cam-1 TAKE POST GRAD WORK "mu?,. WOrk' Any, ad”J? ANTHONY WILMONT REHastings to Own Their Those in attendance between the scats -----. i — ----w .. .. inrvu r uui uiiMu. vwnix funds which they may receive will unable to get a look-in. pdlgn for the 1?33 memberships all. _ CALLS MANY INTEREST I. 0.- 0. R ANNOUNCES _ — — _ Stndv _ . I!7dnrto.ngl tetnte ran depend upon whul what the state can dr. do Own Homes aKCa oir 18 and 40 organized inThe entertainment took v.. the t form planned. Tlie list of those who Course ept?llhem d Ullitvin uuurae of O1 Two a wo Weeks weens otuay! |f0r M tlM. CommlM|on i* enOPENING RING CARD , ,, , , to a convention with Charles An- ot .... ING EXPERIENCES a Sikowbo.it -with Al Becker of have consented to assist in the drive' . * for them The Haatlnga Building .nd Lean . r„Wc „ d„,m„n ,n(1 tohl. . in Chicago Sponsored by W. tirely a state set-up. is outside the the High school faculty us Captain io the various communities will be i Areoetekm d.apteutdkTOraM4.cjn.brand „ „em.ry top foltowlnu i Arena xHere Being Made . K. v Kellogg Wniinrrr, Foundation of to the,.e(county, so itfUn isds uparc to j control thc rtnte . u,al lhe FOUNDRY WAS LOCA ­ dltlona. ted a good year lor lte del.fiatm were cteren to represent and announcer. The music was fur- given next week. nLshcd by tfte High school orchestra This h an organization free from Ship-Shape for Amateur ttelve nmntte ending June 30. Tlwlr coum> u,,, „atr TED ON STATE ST. under Director Wesley Logan and color or creed, one that everyone!J The Second Post Graduate Course forthcoming for its jrork. ± Y““™< Demrerwta to to held the Girls' Glee Club witffcMiss Hun- can join and feel that the money;, for physicluiks of Allegan. Eaton and--------------------------------Show November 2 me uiru GlUb witl^ius ana ieet tnat money K u VZ. . A . . nnn sun niiaini un th of 6156.293.00. gf which 63.953 65 WILS I... thL< tv.i,..,,..,, ---------------Hun-, cash on hand It tod stock in the. LjSirt Vandervren* MiddMc^ ‘ter, 7' dlrcctor 1* ucre director.- T** There were «pedal..._ specialties P“id for “ membership Is B«rry couhties began Monday, Octo- RQQ AND GUN CLUB TO ' There is great preparation and Gala Time in Hastings When ........................... .1__ _____ .... — .bet l6,h 16th. atu tT Childrens Hosnital. r>r-n<>rnifftir ' trlu.lv wisely .•■■■ and ’fairly 'expended. al ^ ‘^ren's Hospital, । bustle in Oddfellows Arena os the Federal Honu? Loan bank of '61.125. Charles Annnble and Jack O'Cimnor »!»<> during the regular numbers. u .mriy expenuea. nie'«?|," i:' ' T j; SERVE GAME DINNER . ;' co-operation rn.ntv.rntInn nt IChlrnon *Th(« (« .iiT Ilia uv-nnzl teteran First Train Arrived— ____ the seats It had «rsl mortgages pn real cs- ‘ Hastings- John Smith \vMdland'i Ace°rd‘“« t0 custom each class of women's organic-J j _________ ring -canvas ____ is scrubbed, tatc of 6133.900. and loans secured by! JS4%abrodc 8 N^vihe^S^' , was responsible such as tto Club. —Women Feted Men I re-numbered, tlie ropes rewound and resjxinslble for for one one stunt. stunt. This Thisi — *■•• >»o me Women'a nuincns viuo,',.. • “ZrJLTTJ- TS P. F. English to Show the II. . BaOCOCK. NashViJll Alter- vyear car the freshman frtsiiman chuui chi-sx nnnr.ir.-d u.< legion lountjation Of appeared as l^ldofi AuXiliarv. Auxiliary. Eastern Rthr Stbr.,W‘'K' K'.KcS}HOgg ’08K lounijation of II, „u-n own .Iteb '.<Kk hl ol 17.700. Krewlrlrew tealdm .uk>. util- K nMes '.Leate logwood. ”'iiretbte: Ote b. our c,.ten. who ha. in colorful costumes with in- Pythian etc., isAviivuea, solicited, ns as,I „*c 9™** ’ T;.le^c .......u.. Sisters, viv.. . . , . . — Latest Conservation Films er resource. Jerry Suordfeller. Middleville; Rob- gypsies resided here continuously for 71 New gloves are being token out of ।I'well Pa*-MLan (Continued on page three) v"n as the men's clubs, -'*••-----all —of •' whom'ov" B ,l’.° ww?ks — d arc Notwlthsundlng ite unuatul DUUtr. Uterine: Xrwln Hooof Michigan Outdoors ... j should be vitally interested in as-1 conducted in several of the larger years, is A. A. Wilmont. He has their bulky box containers, rolls of nandsl conditions lite Aasoctelon v„. woodland: Lawrence Kelly. IrvMembers of the Barry Oounty earned flv<> ita out- ..Ing. l,“d" un'1" «“ five tier per cent nn on its FELDPAUSCH WAREHOUSE Cr^ klm B ar county Rod and Gun Club are expected to tceted the ripe age or U reera and ’•O' b rnloytag the ramet houra ot Ute ft™ .t.Mlngatera. ThU.a.eradltotlto Congressman George Foulkes of spend a busy week-end rounding up toilbf?"bn^'raTte'"^^ ^-■rua.down eomXuX klTTte A BARGAIN CENTER JOIX «“» ™>ss NovEM.[“'?1“LSoelM?' tte aterea. which go on tecutnnUtHkrttord wu then Introduce .nd ond session are: Dr. C. S. McIntyre, raw material tor the Annual Game (knew ...... . . .. . ... . BER 11—80. . Ing In In thle this manner manner. -Thia This u-n wc mnwtdconsid- gave an Interesting and enlightening piu;"ih.T"3mnul«n» Dr. C. P. Latjirop, and Dr. Harris Dinner to be held at the Odd Fel­ fortabte home In the iocomI w>rd.; ftll_ account of the Farm. Loan and, Self-Serve Store to Offer Woodburne of Hastings and Dr. H. lows Hal). Hastings, next Wednes­ Sn'"i.lh:V Uved uiecther lor, the u[)-lo-dete boxtn, eren* ,re "Tte^te'^S teTM te tte r Wholesale Prices to OUT OF FOUR SIGN_____ S. Wedel of Freeport. The Clinics day. Nov. 1, commencing at 7:00, " . I r.pxlly hem, put tn order toe the Aaraclallo.. of 11S3AOO ater ra.l, , by lhp lait Congreaa. Burn ..p .... XMJIll o'clock. P. F. English ot the game WI"",.Mr..W"mont. reeond big weeon ot Ameleur Reelm THE WHEAT CONTRACTS Mti.i. hich ha. .._ ..... .. "of . tto farmer .fori estate, which has a rniuarvatl.r conservative of the Customers dire___ need division ot the Department of Con­ ’ ”!* °1A..h*“ ,E*r'n?. '1 «< S"tt U about lo prewnl It. tnlvalue of approximately 6300.000. immediate relief from the financial’; ...v Feldpausch Warehouse" ,» is x tlonal reputations. will to on hand with sev­ western Ohio. His mother died. ap<j tlal program Illis real estate consists erttlrely of burden which was slowly but sure- c "The Exactly 400 out of a.possible 1563 j Because of the large number of servation new business venture, undertaken among lh«e who came w alleM o„ Thmwday night. Norember eral new films of the Michigan outhom& located in the city of Has­ ly pressing him down into utter ruin, by the Feldpausch Market, for the government wheat contracts have patients . Children's Hospital the of-doors os an entertainment fea- the tuneml we. hu aunt. Mra. WU-|toa lh, oddleltow. win again tings and so provides excellent se­ this legislation was worked out un- purpoM* of reducing costs of living been signed bj* Barry county farm- |physiciansin have an opportunity to Heid Butler, ot this city. She urged p, hosts to tlie enthusUrtle tight curity lor the investor. ers. according to County^gent Har' der great difficulties by like Agri-! in this city and vicinity. It is enmany unusual diseases as well aj The dinner is being conducted in her brother to move dram Ohto to r,„ who h.„ p,ng been awalrtw Since its organization in 1924 the cultore Committee, of which Con- tirely separate from the Feldpausch old Foster. This percentage (25.6 see !a large number of cases of the hiore the form of a contest, and it will be Haatlnga. Michigan, where ahe BredL the re-openlng ol the Arena. The company has earned in dividends, greisnutn Foulkes was a member. Market, which will to carried on as per cent) is above the average for common . ills. Studies are made of up to the losing side to do the serv­ She aaaured them HaaUtea would Aral ottering la to be known aa which havfr been applied to the , In the formulation of the re-, usual. The new enterprise will to Calhoun, Jackson and Kalamazoo many of the most recent methods of ing. Each piece of game properly be a dellghttul home for them. Bte "Oddfetlorn Arena Birthday Meet" shares of its members. 642.778.59. and counties but below the average for diagnosing ( suiting legislation he had jit leading in the Burton Building. Just east of and treating the common captained wwa that anc ahe knew ar.r. ■a .eamawr.teamater. ln ,,|,bratlon celebration Ot of tte the Aral nrat annlrarannlrerdressed, in to Al Bessmer's, rapuute, From August 3 1024 to July 1. 1933. part. Twenty-two times the Fann the Standard Oil Station, formerly Ionia.,Kent and Eaton counties.* ।lesions of children. Special clinics jstore by brought of th, popu|„ imutulton. KaiMonday evening will count teho nude • dally trip to Baltic It has financed the building or pur­ Loan bill wait revamped before it occupied by the Brandstelter Motor .thletoa will te will, tocal • on acute communicable diseases are a specified number of points. Char- Creek, carrying nour grain or otter chase of 141 homes; was in shape to submit to Congress.' Sales Company. This has been fitted „ .held at the Cook County Hospital. lie James, chairman of the contest. praducU from HaaUnga to thatik>re-totera tn nite carefully Tlx- Hastings Building and Loun and its passage by that body marked I up as a self-serve cash -ond-carry 1 nree Auction bales ' which has a capacity of 3300 beds. committee has drawn up the follow­ V4 "lunUn« «*“■>' •tth matelirf bouu. coach Nlralla of (Continued on page two) what he says is considered the first store. There will to one man in I The course is In charge of Dr. Jo­ ing list: Each rabbit. 3 points; each freight for Haatlnga merchants, or tte celery clly club will bring anme genuine farm legislation passed in a' charge, who will collect for the arseph Brenneman who is is pediatri­ squirrel. 5 points; each duck. 8; for others who made purchases in of his fastest boys to make tto FLOYD GEIGER. HOME EC. GROUPS TO cian of wide reputation. ? a aJ? e . C ^ek; or freight brought birthday party a lang remembered [BfOfratlon. |tlcles as the customer leaves the points; each pheasant, 10 points; Owing to ill health Floyd Geiger CONTINUE STUDIES , , ungressman Foulkes pointed out place. The customer will to allowed will have an auction sale, on tlie Similar clinics have been organ­ each partridge. 12 points; each crow, to that city for them. At that time, event. Ken Buehler Dick Palmer. ------ -— 1 that t*»c amount appropriated under to make his or her own choice from premises I mile west of Freeport. ized by the Foundation for dentists. 10 points; each hawk, 15 points. Hastings had no railroad. There. Herbert Cooper. Ed. McGrath and ^Second Year Nutrition to.Bej*lM! Farm b11* relief to the;the large stock that will to on dis- Col. A. W( Hllrey will cry this sale, Post graduate work is being held at Each new member enrolled will were four such teamsters another | Merrill Campbell will climb the the Northwestern University school! count 30 points. Charlie explains one being Barney Wright; but Mrs. ropes into their corner; wearing tto ffinnin----------------- Pn j {*rmen as great m it is. is leu than play m tto new quarters Topic for study—Ena quarter of the amount that during The Feldpausch Warehouse will, offering bones, cattle and farm tools of Dentistry. Local dentists attend­ that the hawks and crows are not Butler knew Markey Lake tost and colors of Hastings. Ably aads “— asaistina rollment About 500 I the pa%t ten years has been returned on case lots ot any kind of goods! to the highest bidders. Read full ing the second session are: Drs. intended to be \eaten. They were, so she said if they would move up, them in upholding local >cal honor wu* will x>n another page of this Willison <and Wooton of Hastings, Home FconomlM eroura will to'!° “"T’0™1*0" the (orrn ol the tto customer wholesale particulars given a high rating to encourage here, she would arrange for Mr. be the adopted son of the ikome issue. iI Lake to meet them in Battle Creek tei un. the curiey headed little butand Dr. Vance of Nashville. hunters to bring In as many of these S’™ •«* tel ,'wT .'aa'1'. (Continued nn on page six), tler from Grand Rapids. Frank (ContinHed feathered nuisances as possible. Sperling. Monday evening is the deadline bSTVSS?”?’ MU. MI w S’” Ln‘.r£G>,„,171 jy,? ELS'lL1" Not having feed enough to carry PRESBYTERIANS TO i any part of tto city. No doubt there I A new crt>p of hard hitting youngfor a]l contributions. The game FOUND WILD DEER berta Hersney, specialist in nutri-1 111 HAVE HOMEzCOMING must stock through the winter, P. A. will to a large number who will his be turned in to Al Bessmer Al nun Tur onira'sten frwn an •lh,ct,c club nc*r Van Tuyl will dispose of several good STui'tai.™. 0 ’ "* ch,r< ' ARMISTICE BANQUET ALONG THE RIVER Mulliken Will make their first bow !want to visit the new quarters, see properly dressed for cooking. Burt of the lessons. milch cows and some other stock at Sunday, Oct. 29, Set Aside • --------land the Kauffman brothers tKM O’Donnell is in charge of scoring ACAIU Tllln TLllo »• V— r-.D * hat prices are offered and what public auction at his farm on Sec. Classes will utlldv iu>rnnH aziliki study wnrk work In second' AuAIN I TtAK'advantages may to afforded by the. 26. for Members and Constit- the points. Was About Thirty Yards A,t0 W1U renew acquaintances with year nutrition, a follow-up of the I Yankee Springs township, being _ klwwtfnarw urtmltera THre The mllftrete Hastings admirers. committee ' Feldpausch Warehouse-. The opening the second farm north of the Yan­ . uents to Pledge Loyalty The memoership of the club has work done lost year. Tlie first les­ * *------American!“ * * 1i win ,.*111 be kw. thu ,V.I.. week Friday .a.. and sat .. . ­ From Frank Eckman guarantees plenty of action and an {J' American Legion been divided into two teams, The son to leaders will be given on Tueskee Springs orchard, on the "Mid­ An appeal is being made tiirough- Hawks and The Crows. A member unusually fast, peppy card from and His Nephew yr) zation Committee Makurday.‘, e t_________________ day, Oct. 31. and on Wednesday:* dleville Road." Col. Henry Flannery out the entire Presbyterian church gong to gong. whose last names begins with any Nov. 1. at tlie court house here.; On Wednesday of last week Car­ will cry the sale, which will start at of the U. S. A. to all Presbyterian It Is with particular pleasure liiat -v ing JFlans Also there will be training meetings; HALLOWE’EN PARTY one o'clock. If you arc interested in families to attend church on Sun­ letter from A to K inclusive is a roll Eckman and his uncle. Prank■ the management announce* Um fact fof secretaries and chairmen. Lead-1 At the American Legion meeting Eckman, were out hunting on tto some Rood milch cows. r£ad day. October 29. to pledge their loy­ Hawk; all others are Crows. FRIDAY EVENING buying Hawk; all others are Crows. Results Isaac Golden farm, half a mile1 that Johnnie Werth, the famous vet­ ers will meet at 10:00 o'clock in theL i Tuesday' evening, it was voted the auction sale advertisement In alty and support to their church. *nrniouiiced at the I. O. O. P. uu, „nu uuro miles muc» west of or eran occupant of tto neutral cor­ morning and secretaries and chair-!.. , and_three this issue and remember the date. In keeping with this nation-wide h«ll rtony More dumer u «rred |north men at 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon. lhat lhere ** B served on American Legion and Aux­ NutlM|k to,, tor ner. will again be the tlilrd man in ' up > • .deer movement, the local Presbyterian AU member, poulble «re urjed lo ,.wdl ,he, „w lhrou,h u,, the ring, having consented to act In At present it seems probable that Armistice Day evening. Nov. 11. the MABLE RITCHIE. iliary Members Asked to church will observe Home-Coming this capacity throughout Um year. he nre.wnt Churl.* .laniM is in _.<ti __ _ __ j . ___ ? _ be present. Charlie 29 groups comprising 500 women will same as was done for many years, willows not thirty yards away. They! , Tickets go on sale at Carveth * In order to settle the estate ot Sunday next Sunday. A special Gome Masked be enrolled for active work. Mr. Because of financial conditions were hunting on tto shore of the , Stebbins' and al Rclior'e cigar store George M- Ritchie, Mabie Ritchie, program of music is being prepared charge of the ticket Fofi'er says. during the past two years, no ban­ An enjoyable time la being tte .dmUtetratna. will hold an ,uc- „„ Thornapple river. It is quite un; .. „ „„„ r and it is hoped that every officer ANNOUNCEMENT. upon Saturday of this week and lnquets have been held, but the Le- planned for those who attend the lion a*le on tte Piitn.m farm 1-3 and memter ol the church wUl make . Wc have leased the Pierce saw­ usual for hunters to scare up deer tn UABT CALL. ;glomiaires felt that now this ob- American Legion and Auxiliary mte county. Carroll and his unde ,*]north ol Bauteld. Henry nan,„on ana wlll mill and rebuilt it at considerable Barry The final chance to pay 1932 taxes scrvxnce of Armistice Day should be party to be held on Friday evening not say how strongly they were ' nery -will ery tlte aale. odertte oprtatf m Ute movement, expense. We can now do custom did and save about 11 per rent is afford- [resumed. tempted to shoot at the deer, but at the Legion rooms. Everyone is horses, cattle, hogs, poultry, grain) -------------CHANCK FOB TWO. * ed, if those taxes shall be paid before * Plans for this banquet will be un­ asked to come masked and in cos­ and tools. Read full list of items on I THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB, sawing at anytime.—Edmonds Oil Co. put yourself in their places and you The state department at wuaf November 1. If they are not paid der the direction of the Americanl- tume appropriate for Hallowe'en. another page of thia issue of tto! The next meeting of the Thom- —Adv. 10-25. can imagine what a temptation it by that date not only will the 11 per zation committee consisting of ster- Tike committees in charge have Banner. must have been. lappie Garden Club' will to on RUMMAGE SALE. examination for Um rent be added, but there will be in- ling Rogers. Harry Wood. Adalbert some surprises in store for all to en­ • -------, ■ ................ , Thursday, Nov. 2. at two o'clock In The Presbyterian L. A. 8. will bold two additional ‘ ler^st and other charges added every i Cortright and Charles Townsend, joy and refreshments wll to served. CHICKEN Sl'PPER. the supervisor*' room at tto court a rummage sale ’in the church base­ CHICKEN SUPPER. , officers will be told M sUtftt month. It is wise to pay tlxm now Further announcement will be Every ipemtor of both the Post At Martin church Friday, Oct. 27, j house. A fine program is being mtn; Thursday. Friday and Satur­ Thursday. Nov. 2. Quimby church.. c.na from Barry county If at all possible. [made next week. and Unit invited. 5:30—7:00.—Adv. . planned. ’ Price 25c.—Adv. 10-25. j should read the notice. day. Nov. 2-3-4 —Adv. Never before in the history of-this nation has propaganda 1in such huge of the problems all schools are Show to Feature City and | administered to the reading and llstining public. U.An Ameri- Memberships Used for Vari­ cause meeting . can scarcely pick up a'----newspaper* Jils eye does not rest on some Rural School Exhibits and |cun -----------------------------*“—' “that •“* **' -------------ous Kinds of Relief Work Parents and taxpayers are invited I glowing promise of relief which has emanated from some Washington to attend Qie Senior High sclkool Projects of Grades in This and Other Lands bureau. To the same degree is the citizen of Michigan bring regaled with WELFARE RELIEF WISfflSDffl HALLOWE'EN PM TUESDAY EVENING 01 CAPACITY CROW! SEES SPOHIGHT BUILD ING & LOAN ASS'N. DOES WELL 10371739 SEVENTY-ONEYHIBS ^I^SS^« “S SS ™ , B.rry vs. th �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1933 PAGE TWO riFTffiN Illi I T1V mlU ** aifC-wtl bF every county This situation has not altered at B0ARD ccL™™,™ ---""-“of LIL ILL M nn II I I R I ‘commission, thc amount to be paid r.ll tile percentage proportion fixed PRIATION TO $250 a bolt oruchtnlnt was demonstratill I LEU llliLL I nA iJ university to the st,te for lh<‘ support or the by the equalization committee lor I 11 1uwi iiiik-i. izif of J^chigan and the each township, as adopted by the ------ :— ed at Che Country Club one day.reLIK/HT Hfil TUT inn s'-*:e conege/it Lhralng. Tjiat left board, but It doe* change, the per- Soldicrs' Relief Commission cently. when a flash evidently hit 111/II I 11 I Hr Ilin 142 mills, cui of jtatch the cdunty rentage that different townships will an underground .water pipe Expended $224.05 DurHill I Uli I HL UUU,commission ni;s'/prb»ide for every have to pay bared on tiii original Quite a deep itolc was blown in L ' i I. I‘ , I' ; ‘ 9‘ . L ;. I. i ! jiv ' BUILDING & 111 ASS N. DOES WELL township. vlllaYe'and in this city assessment* made by their super­ the ground, stones and chunk* of fined to her bed. tor the carrying on of the tlie school*, visors, so that mo;t (Continued from page one) for moet of them uill will T. B reuef dirt and sod were scattered around Buy retail al wholesale price*, by I the lowmhip, ullage and city gov- run have to pay four mill* of’eoun-' cho5OT by thr for many feet tn all direction, and the can or carload, at Feldpausch's emmrot*. and the coat of operating ty lax. SSrtrt* ol C blown from trees quite a db- Warehouse. Self serve.—Adv. Association is a savings society for the purpose of promoting thrift and the county. That comnuarion had to The thing that will intere.t thc „ Freeman and '•»nce The effect was not unJesse Townsend, aged 19. a former aiding people to help themselves. | finish its report last spring. It taxpayer particularly 1* the fact ”" ?1“??' Ma h" *L_lzLio”s w. like .the explMion of a shell, or a □on quantity quanmy ofor dynamite aynamite. " jwident of’UU* city, pleaded gudty In the second place it La a lending found that it had but four mills that Barry county's state tax thi* la*t K"* TAXPAYERS WILL NOT that rould ------- - rv,.., CUUld te be used for tor tte the support year-will be $12.02154 $12 021 54 while a year gT!.,‘ *? .T'.----------------Oonsiderlna rmuit. Ctontldering results. Country vtuu Club4?.s“d!ekSSTsso^He society. to enable people to buj. i ago it was Mi ObOOO for thia county , mi tte .urn o7»IM81 menfter* build or Improve tfheir homes, and lentWra can be thankful that they theyP“ ,o COMPLAIN THIS YEAR of Barry county. Since then a sUuatrin ha» arisen An*the county tax thta year will te were not in that vicinity when tte wu sentenced by Judge Titaddeus. thus turn rent money into capital. IB Taylor to serve from one to four- Tlie advantages of an-investment £ boll hit. ■ Supervisors Had tp Reduce that wav not looked for at that tlm< $b5.98K Instead of $78,784. which ™ । teen years at Ionia. . tff the Jlastings Building and Loan If was hojN-d ,’h..t . jbatanually th- make* a nice redurtmn . 15ar" moWh» a ‘ ,w.taL ai. ---------------------------- ----" Tliere was expended $224 05. leaving County Budget Nearly j Tire new Feldpausch’s Wit rehouse Association are: same amount as last year mtyht be " —on hand $340.76 .October 1. 1933. BEAN GROWERS TO 11* where you buy retail at wholesale raised for county purposes. But it BOY SCOUT 1‘ It has no preferred stockholders. $13,000 This Year COURT ------- ------------Because so many Spanish war and . appears that two or three of the su ­ MEET SECY. WALLACE SSa^,“r"! *“ * “n “ 2, All money loaned is secured .by After the fifteen mill tax limit*­ pervisors this year reduced their OF nvisvn HONOR TONIGHT World war i*ns d1*first mortgage cm! real estate with vi ivuiuni continw ^ durl ng“1,u the have year, bwn the com---------; . linn amendment wa* adopted by the i township assessments by 20 per cent improved homes within this city. voter* last November, thc state legbelieves that there win be Asking Government to Set A"®fl £:,3" A' *in *}?ld Scout Committee Meeting on mission Stock *■> In mithe Association « is »■ t • KA n „ next «*««• meeting F«rf*v rnaay Friday ni.ht night. Ortmgnt. Oct.-27 oci.-.-i, 27. 3. oivcn more call for such relief this oom1■ nMl islature created nnd the Governor The other member* of the | “rice ox $3.00 Per Cwt. [Everybody come ami bring sand- exempt from all taxes under MichiThursday Night at Am­ itut year than for the preceding one.approved the necessary set-up to put . fore. are noC criticising them tor as Basis for Loans 'withes and one other dish A good Ran laws. that constitutional amendment into' board and ucconllngiy asked an appropria ­ erican Legion Home what they did They hqd a perfect „ . : program. Supper at 7 00 o'clock. I < It affords a comparatively low of $700. The supervisors, how-- The .Michigan force. A county tax commission was right do as they did. but it did ' At 8 30 oclock Thursday, evening. tion Growers Amo- :!’' RLtrJ’ nruTBufrc - in <>nc"Jf tlwlrlj rate ,‘‘7r ‘felt-’roat'm oT'the'fTct’ iflch,Kan Bean °ro**r» r‘“’’ ot ol Interest »»tere*t on loans. loin*. ' ruuned :n every county to provide i bring to Untln,« “* .U.nitcd !riroldvertL^irX this arek *Sl Thw a condition that has made, a Oct 26. the-Burry County Boy Scout [Aat'the r budaK m we «n£m ™* «"PW>y compu, ha* ha had tad careful e.rrlul fi'ir.an equitable distribution of the-]; considerable reduction in the fifteen mill tax to be levidi in any!' * mount o' county tax to lie railed as the American Legion rooms. Troop . .............................. ..................... worlli u, .« one year, so that the rural schpM we will show. district, village and city schools, thc,! When the board, through it 71, T. S. K. Reid, S M. serving the *“ I "««»»* "n’“p2?'L, C“'? » township, village ahd city govern- equalization committee, set out to supper for 25c All Scouters urged ment*. and the county government . equalize the nssewments m the van- to attend and hear IMMfrJohnston. tear, require* them to cut appro- The authorized rommlttee from ln Berkeley. California. Monday area representative. priatwtw rigidly. Accordingly the lhe last week, aged 63 year* Deceased A’bert5an'lft could all be carried on. supervisors' districts they decided Tonight.' Wednesday, the court of supervisors voted $250 for soldier.' MriSre HeA wllUre ?„'»*• “» *»' <* «*v. A. A Marsh, CiiariesW Clarke, The state required - that .8 of one ous upon $16,000,000 xs the total assess- Honor will be held in the court room for amount the coming year itThis. Washington on Mondav Undoubtedw 1,0 Prvsbyte.-iun ,nany years t;ag0 wain * ithus ’«stor ofI! ‘Include meh’, for the county. Thi* meant rt 7-30, Rev. L. L Dewey presiding. relief and with the on hand, was |y thh committee will’ have n word l,w b'irch city "®l‘,dp the lh^aabove ^c officers a“ d the large reductions for those super- Troop 74. Dr. M. R. Kinde.-chair­ hoped might meet the situation; but £ to Uw tea” gXrs u£n ' T0"*’1 a ca» w cartoad ? ' T^Walron Hetv Rteld^ I Visors who had not reduced their man. met Monday night at the if it docs not money will hare to be their return McanwhiU thev re al thc ,H* Feldpausch Warehouse- "‘J ”alt<’n- Hp,’rt Sheldon. Kim parBh house. A Lynn Brown was «~1 Uc. Idnuee du u« SrtM |**«* •»*«■ t"h •« 'l.'ui «E!S u “u*“ r , , ' t quest that farmer* do not market j" idcr to brine them all to the level chosen Scout Master. The next " nt th.. 1«« puu th, ilutr of .Hording th(,r „,uU by raip.-*dv. substantially of the two or three meeting is next .Monday evening ,k nI such relief up to counties. «---------------------.1. — ; Divorces « I townships whose supervisars had 7 30 o'clock — • - •house ~-iii i -«1 '<S"71 1 Wd ‘ XSSTtoT « at r*-the ---parish nthundred, while■ six.year* ago ‘J»ey duJ“e “c*** ’« iLitjirlo^ *" ‘h*’ Commercial Club |made considerable reductions in the which .... time candidates will be welTIMELY ADVICE [total assessment* of such town-!come' cucnYTO c.oupo ““ .‘ships. Members of Troop 75. Sterling EVERY FARMER WARNS MERCHANTS I The equalization committee not Rog--rs. 8. M.. will demonstrate an Only reported what the equalized investiture ceremony nt the Second ~ x i----- :— ---------------- r- to ro«on when !t A B 0 U T L G R A N D A1 I I value should be for oach averment ward P. T. A meeting on Monday ”nn Buren County Agri. Agt. enre enceand cotion it w-s was selling at at p,k,r5c- lhr„ n“‘l“r 10 ’havc custody ■ ax seven cent, a pound, and of ‘ he smaI1 chlld MDUU 1 U U> nANUALL district, they also made as a part of night" —Urges -Producers . to Eat . six Mnt. » e*tablL*hed a loan amvraLuil valti**' ’ rtie program committee for thc । ,. .,,* _ ; their report, the percentage for each The Sen Scout Ship. Rodman. has j of ten cents a pound? the rcspon-1COmnwreial Club, for the first meet. Police Journal Alllges He Is Eggs and Butter |«upervUor's district which that dts- a new meeting place for which they is ome worthwhile advice Mblc ofnccrs of the association feel ’*blch will be on a Crook and Emi trict mast pay of the county and are grateful. Through the kindness There Airetv incie is .omi wortnwniie nnvicc, tllaKthcy are not askimr anvihlnc th* "*’• has •M'Ctrted aa the speaker. । . , i the county* port of the state tax. of the Rotary Club nnd David Boyes, given by the thc Vnn Vnn Buren Buren cr.'.inty cr.'.inty agng- unrt,asonnble ln requCsUnR uie govIven bv W ,0; Vand^rcook of Lansing i bezzler I When the committee having thia the rooms in the Home Lbr. Co ricuitura! agent. William E JohnxThe Hastings Commercial Club is «— have ton It nW1{C3 >0 direct an attack ernment to fix a price of $350 tierJ!,r- Vandercopk Is the manager ot matter .in charge at the recent Oc- bjiilding oh m N. Michigan Ave., If You • tobcr session started to work out,the been secured. Tlie boys started on upon the problem of farm price* 100 lbs. as the bxsls for loans to bean thc. Mlchlgan Association of Rail- I In receipt of a circular from the growers. roads and is a good S|x*aker. Hl* Rocky Mountain police Journ*l-of application of the four mill tax to Tuesday the construction. ol their that every former ought to rend it - Knew About hundreds VI of acres ui of . 111 wHI lnlcr, cst every ol Salt Lake city. Utah, issuing a na many uuiiuiruj - menjber leach township, they had to bear in inside ship and work, on tests to be carefully. Here Is what lie writes to As ■ this county, the ine C,UD 'warning against L. G- Randall, alixs raised in I mind not alone that four mill* was passed in seamanship. It is now n Vnn Buren county, nnd It will beans are- ------‘"Jim" Randall. ' **• ' ; the tax limit, but also that thc com- ■ "Thi<d Class Ship," all thc boys apply with equal force In Berry and growers will naturally be interested :~ 1 This circular says thiit he is a in what the commlttA* found on SUPERVISORS VOTED 'mittee on equnhznjlon. whose rc- hating passed their apprenticeship every other county: ’ <tQnn Tn ucct cvdcuoc wu,d,rr at,d embezzler nnd urges ■ port the bdard hud adopted at th? । tests. “Mister Farmer. RAISE YOUR their visit to Wxshington | SoOO TO MEET EXPENSE business men. all organtzathms. | June^e.vion. had also "nxed the perScout Troop 72 ..are to. observe ---------...Dad PRICES BY EATING YOUR OWN real* be turptlied tbit MORE • ------sheriffs, and otter police officers, i rentage which carii township nr as- — ---- — ‘ ' Oct 30, pRODUcTg •• ls the advice of a POTATO CROP SMALL­ and* " Scout n ght rn Monday. res't worn.' «c*rctlv *nyon« Co. Agt. Carries Out U. S. Or- Me- to beware of him j seuing district must pay nf thc to­ at Alx-nJohnsons cottage, with a w-eli known milking company. If j It is said that he hxs been travel- [ EST IN FIVE YEARS : tai county and stale la*. Figuring . «•. at M‘vrn ,,cloc!’ thirty million farmers‘consume nni ders in Farm Aid ।ling through the central and mid-’ this through, it wax found that in Dads and the thc Troup Tr Committee tn- extra dozen of eggs. 30 million doz. _ i western states swindling merchants Program i the case of Rutland, for Instance, vtted v”^ to *" attend. .n or 1 tnllllnn eases will be off thc Michigan Has Good Apple null .UA Ill UK” I thcV four mill tax ..ppiI!'; applied to the JU-,xs• The supervisors committee on : and business men out ot thousands • -market in one week and within five Crop and Prices Are Very dollars through fraud and wnrthssmeht ol that tbwruhipfcu township^ made .OFFERS TWO WEEKS’ .... Im- converted into Iscssment county extension work gave due*• of week* surplus will J less lime and wnlority book and ,i by .u„ the supervisor Would raUe.tht* - '''P^ces ----------Reasonable . . FREE VIOLIN LESSONS'rhor,nR advance 5 -------cents —s 'consideration to the office of ... th? oilier schemes, lie has aha .solicited I percentage.of thc total tax fixed by per dozen. This means $1-40 net to According to tlie Michigan crop county agent. It has been felt ui re- ■ advertising and taken money for, it I thc equalization committee, but thc tlw co’*h’y ought not ,but. the advs. nover appeared. Music Department i’0” ^'des the satisfaction of hav- report the United States will har- cent vcars I other tofrnshlps. whose supervisor* St. Rose _. ine on ton niw* jng eaten one rt/»w.n doera nt of anjvt good fresh fresh,. vest 307.000.000 bushels of potatoes— to lncur wepense on any agent. If such a mair vUlts you. notify had not reduced their roily m mak ­ Invites Those Interested EYESIGHT SPECIALIST eggs FOR NOTHING. If 30 million about 50,000.000 bushels ie.v. than nOt abao,utc,J' squired. , Shr-rlfT Leonard nt once. It is re- ' ing their xwessmentn. will nat have farmers eat I pound more of hutter the average for-the past five years. Tnwe wh.» understand what theyported that Randall general!.- to Enroll Now Phone 2634 Halting* to pay four milts, -in some cases as and one of thc smallest crops raised government is attempting to do to : In n 192g or 1929 Buick se­ little xs 3 1-2 mills, in order to raise, The study of music promotes re- ■ shortage instead of a surplus result­ in the jrast 25 years.-Ordinarily, the Jucrcnse thc price ol wheat, also to travels (dan. Michigan license, and- often their percentage, of the county tax. 'ilnemerti and iiersonal charm It al­ ing in an advance of nt leant 5 rents report says, this woulil mean a high lncr?(l*‘‘ Prices «>t dairy products,:, to focuses interest upon the finer per pound. Tills will moan "a net gain price for potatoes; but owing to the । W* ^‘‘^r prices for hcg.s and- ether ,takes his wife and Scotch terrier 'thinfts in life, thc things'that hat. of $2.85 j»er tub. You can cat your depression of all price* and thc “vestock. realize that the govern- doc along with him on his trips to 1 various towns. glib, and boys to'loftier stations— .products 1 for NOTHING and make amount of unemployment, it A ment BC,s through county agents in. 9 f*rc>c"! This Adv. and(.|9 Cent* often dnanclal Independence, li rep-1,more money That 1* true in Barry COST COUNTY $538.46. Do hot eat substitutes not possible to make any predictions resents- a mcau, of earning -a Jiveli- .and pay for them The government of what tlie price • and Receive Thi* Special Offer! may be: but it Tlrere were two reports to ' y-jr the supixiru. of the Burry, p. nc mu) ur. iau ll. i.' • ’ !ho.?d—increases.social prestige nnd is. in sympathy with you. but re-; expected-to poverage verage considerably’’*he board A majority report, signed County Normal Training Class the enhances jjcrsonul wort h. . in Cadillac Razor Blades for Gillette, Gem Friday and higher than last hist year. Maine is Is the-hy the by John Martin, * xupervljior of Maple stat-.- of Michigan appropriates member, all thc power of thc nation Many inquiries have bupn made Eveready and Auto Strop type razor*— potato stale recording, an In-, “ ” Barber, sujiervliior ■ gi.goo. the county and the city di­ about violin lessons, so to- enable’’ cannot help thc man who won't help . only Only ■ crease m potato yield this year. The of Prairieville, tceommencling an np-' viding the remaining expense. It rt- ’I those interested to beronii- acquaint-r । hlmseif." states of Wisconsin and Minnesota ! proprla’.ion of $800 for necessary ex-1 quited $538.46 from each the city , 1 Tube iJunilHi she) of Ahlman Shaving td with the work Die St. Rose music I DEATH OF JOHN F. BOYD. range from 23 to 30 per cent under;l:€n5CS of the county agent in car-land the county. SU|>ervison> voted Cream ... . . Reg. Price department 1* offering free violin!1 From thc Atlanta Georgian of At- thc'flvfc year average. These three tring out the gvrernmept program ,ta include that amount in the bud-; 1 Full size Cadillac Dental powder— lessen* for beginiRr* or advanced state* with Michigan are thc prin- Sor increasing the prices of wheat, .get. l students for two weeks beginning hirita. Ga.. under date of Thursday. cipal notato-growing states. Reg. Price J5 (corn, livestock and dairy products.. ------------- ------------------Oct 12. wc clip ’ the following con ­ W0TK ■. n^UH. «-»-w< Praul F.-a-r I.M .4.0.,. November 4 and ending Novemb-r cerning the death of John Boyd, What is said of potatoes can be Barry county is directly Interested • NO PENALTY TO DOC. OWNERS, 18. They arc doing tills to enable ■ ]whose death wc mentioned in last said also of apples. Michigan has n 1,1 such •n'creit’cd prices. As thc| Because of the stringent times the 1 Styptic pencil i Indispensable in shav­ parent* to be satisfied that theiri, ing! Reg. Fri relatively much better apple crop government works through the, board of supervlMm* voted to colBanner; child has int^NMl ability,before be­ . week's John F. Boyd, professor -ol than qny other state, and ordinarily ‘county agent, there is every reason het. no penalty on dogs, whoae own, .. .111(1 ('iiiinnn ginning regular„lessdnx . Total Reg. Price $1.15 , irrencn reen Hign I French at Tech High scnooi.ior School, for a prices for them would be high They "»’hy the majority of the eomffiljtre ‘-rs had failed to pffy the regular! , S . -‘ 'number number of years, died Wednesday Wcdnesdi will be above the average but. on'rtlould ",ak" the rccommendarwn lax Ot course the owners must pay *. to a customer Limited Supply ‘J?.’? [night at his home at 892. Forrest account of financial conditions nnd ’hey dld; Supervisor Graves. of Yan- the tax. Children will !>■. m'i? Uh oPPortu llcnuinc Cadillac blades for yflur razor. ‘>- Rr-nd after an illness of several the amount ol unemployment. no-,kce Springs, brought m a minority! . '•• T“ ’l" weeks- He was 48 years old. body can predict what the price is report. opjxHlng the expense. The I ^.1^.’n"!5 5 Ju^.00 J.n ------ THE STATE IT HAS OUT ANft COUNTY TAXES DRASTICALLY I LOCAL NEWS L. V. BESSMER ,.|49c Reed’s Drug Store Phone 2241 WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Here, are items in great demand .. . and we have them at popular prices! Frankfurters - 10c Sausage 10c « HOLLAND Beef Roast lb. Pork Roast lb. 10c 10c < « Butter 23c Lean Shoulder Cut* Veal Roast Shoulder Cut* Veal Beef *nd Pork Maid Shultz or Freeport Butter 26c Ib. ft. 19c All Ready for Chop Suey Beet Steals ib. 15c Round or Sirloin Eck-Rich Pienies Circb- S Choice Shanklest Sausage 2 ; Oleo ib.. 25c Hamburg 3 .... 25c J Nucoa 10c Fre*h Ground Telephone . 2272 " IFELDPAUSCHS Hastings, Michigan FOOD AFFILIATED STORE STORES Ha the 1 Misses’ All VTool Belted Jackets Scarlet, Blue and Green, Priced now at 5 i QQ Men's Suede Cloth Rain Coats With full belt. Brown}tnn and oxford Q J QQ Men’s Suede Cloth BlazersWith Zipper Fronts-Extra heavy— <2 £'>70 Men’s Heavy Moleskin Pants dreib field in ft yx>un playi tuna like of " plays 'dcsei by o reml Anurath In brea tings Char Hast foot! n gm tors play gam Cha Ch tore# on I visit Alxx Has tout z\n' extra heavy pant (or <■<>1(1 days$-* OU yard D Cha Flanelette Shirts for Men bloc lotto fund slon dow yard buc 79c WATERS CLOTHES SHOP If it isn't good, we don't carry it and Coupon I wo students soloing fnr the fljst time Mr stPPBX Dl^r;F----------- T • elevrato raan |can be Instructed from thc ground. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. I Back-seat driving by remote control. DAI WEDNESDAY. WED.NESDA1. ” - (LI *«.«•>. -- _ A graduate'Of the University of EDWIN DAY WOMENS B. A. Day. .years.I The Literature department pf The an'sa's Ga“tlcLeipzig, in Germany, and the 8or-1 Edwin A.'Day. aged 83 .year.-., -CH<,RCIl^lnUON1,J-E Llern. Mr .. away . . very suddenly ■ . . on . '... . dlntlhni (.. .. I ■ ” passed Wedj listings Wnm.». Women*. zMitK Club held •their HONOR I Nu PASTOR B^yd «-•' Widely known hs one of nesday from a heart attack He had ,^51 meeting of thc season in the the South's outstanding teachers of been in town nnd was walking tor*ntr"’ building on Friday Rev. L. D. Milt's Feted on His French. He .spent three years hi* home a little over two mll<5 .afternoon, oct-. 20 Mrs. O. -H Sayles '• Return forrourtn FourthYear Year llatlon ibronHfrom studying French, grnd- southeast of the city on M-37. when i!^csL,’d ln * absence ol Mr*. Ken-1 xceiuru lor the twr , famoafter us unlvcra neighbor. James Crawley came J1' McIntyre Mrs D. A VnnBusat Delton .sities. aiong and asked him to ride Tlie iklra W-Mted the word study'which Mr. Boyd was a member of thc two men were vUlting and when a fwture of every program <' • First Methodist Church of the Mr. Day did not respond. Mr </aW- ot this department this year. Deism , M-'thodis SUNDAY—MONDAY I Atlanta Athletic Club, of the Del­ ley became alarmed and hurried to Mrs. A W. Woodburne wax then and harvest fc*t|vul were given in ta Tau Delu Fraternity and of thc, the,Day home, but the aged man tn'reduced, and her subject was " Columbian Exposition. 1893—A t The Biggest Football Story Ever Filmed honor of Rev. I. D Mile-, and lam- . Masons. He sponmred the Culver Cemury of Progress. 1933." She wxt I ; Literary Society nt Tech High, and was reached. jiastoratc for the fourth year. Hi* was active in other scholastic enter-]I One could not meet Mr. Day well ncqiuinU'd with her subject without realizing at once his keen 'and her talk was very Iptkrcstlng. parish include.? the churches at Del­ prises." ■ Mr. Boyd is survived by his wife. :mind and his deep interest tn com­ Mrs. Woodburne called on the fol- I t m. Prairieville and Milo, all three and each Mr-. Vinnie Ream White Boyd, who munity. national and world affairs. -; lowing - - - members ---- : — 1 gave her Is widely known in Atlanta and the' xv he was a great reader, a thinker. mp«e.M‘onof.the drsp ay at "A Cen- ( I ol intcre-ted | South as-a reader and as a teach- and a constant student V, . J*1?'i Hattons to the returned pastor, «t of expression, and a sister. MLss ; It was his custom to walk to thc; Alr^l U A , v»»»Bu*kirk., WITH A HOST OF STARS rending- and a piano duet, was Blanche Boyd. (If Wilmington. Vt. services nt the Methodist church hJ*" eyery Sunday tnofning when pos-1 J? ” ' p ** y lls u D " *l 03 '21 o ‘ S" I n. The occasion "was made more COMEDY—“Arabian Tight*” and Pathe New* sible. then someone would take him CJ’rd.';s' p pleasing by the ol Rev. Friday morning and thc body will home. He uill be greatly mb.-cd j*I,S B. T. ^■iton. Mrs. E. J. Holtz, of the C1 ___________ *Jrr*‘.’|£’l£JC‘’ *r' , ohurch. who evidi’ncvd a tine, broth­ be sent to his former home in Ver­ from hts accustomed place in th-; church as well as in his Irrenc and! Wvc !h ‘ ncxt erly spirit and m return hi» gr>xi in.'nt for burial. COUPON-TUESDA Y NIGHT- COUPON will was fittingly recognized by thin pie community where he resided E£*ram' Her MUST PAY ASSESSMENT. for-many vears 1 toplc *?* Indu*teial Progress ot a gathering In the case of the Farmers Slate ■ The funeral wa* held at the fam. "" lu t ry '; J 1 -" ( wc “ wr,Uen »>«I*r It is hard enough to keep up in­ lyink of Middleville v». Roy Wadd. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in bctUl terest in church work m rural and judgment wa* entered requiring Mr. Uy home*! 1:30 o'clock on Friday afternoon. Rev. L. L. Dewey official -1V? ™‘Werl lU “mury - -rommit —------- OUt Re. Mllr.; to pay tltc sum of $500. to­ seems to-have met thc situation suc- Wadd ing. Burial was made in the Barry , gether with about $20 co*t*> It Ville cemeterv ■ Thc ,M?xt mCfU,lS- a general meetcejuljillycemfU?r> A>r_________ J mg. will be held Friday. November seems that Mr Wadd was a stock­ COMEDY—“The Mermaid' holder in tlie Middlerille State Bank RECALLS ADVERTISING i-hlL* -J-” thl‘ 2e,llra’‘ The supervisors ‘ voted ’that tdX-• *’>»en that institution went into tire STI NTS OF EARLY DAYS. c“rtent Topics" .payers m the caunty. whp pmd the i hand* of a conservator. Thc state Wm F. Doeker .( Olw. .h„ ’ SXS*,"’’ F,dJ,.“n ‘"£ full amount on county Coem roads; banking com mission ordered a 100 WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY No 24 J5. 3'1 and 275 property ■ I*1" cent n-MCAsment of the. stock, po"'- “ owner* in asses-ting districts in theiwbtch Mr. Wadd fell he ought not BrtcK grocery tor Bert Tinkler - arranged year* 1932 and 1933. are to have tht- •<» pay; but under the law there was writes that he found the article in GEORGE ARLISS in money refunded whin thc Mat «« *ay to avoid or evade payment, tte Banner about Mr. .Tinkler very I HOLINESS INION MEETING. interesting. He well remembers the pays Barry county thc money " due'-0 the judgment wm rendered. ovuuki that rn*. Auoucr used to' The meeting of thc HoltngM Un­ “stunts" Mr. Tinkler tnc county under the Horton Sill * drum up trade. One of the best ones which was held Thursday of last PENNOCK HOSPITAL Born to Mr and Mrs. Leroy Fos­ that he can remember. Doelker *7* {««"* to be a wry profitable GIVEN -POWER TO ACT." COMEDY^-J“Di*h Ran Away with the Spoon” Both afternoon and eveE Walnut St. on Extensive rcpalis are needed at, ter. - 703 — - ----- — — Oct. — 21. -­ writes, was when Tinkler advertised the jail and the supervisor} left thc i •’ *°n. who has been named Philip that - The Yankee Fiddler and The .nln« services were well attended and and, Pathe New* sP*r‘l pervaded throughmatter with' the cmmtv- property , Alien. He weighed seven pound and Yanktee Whittier will be at the Lit-.» tie Brick Grocery next Saturday. " 0UJ Those who were jiresenl will committee, ol which L. R. Glasgow nine ounceA. f<M,n *°r«et the altcmuon aenis clialrman. with power to act Tlwl A daughter. Amy Elizabeth, was It proved to be Luther Bennc-.t x< RW Courtney spoke same committer wa. auUninzed aml' l»rn to Mr and Mrs Glenn Moored, fiddler and Markey Lake who lud lr,e *he" FRIDAY — SATURDAY given power t > act in providing ;. 14^0 E State St., on Oct. 21- She a large jack knife and was slicing n!o!,b' the line of preparation for a new r>»f tor t’w burn u the 1> - Dpped the scales at *i» pound* and off long shavings from a pine board revival. Jhc evening service wa‘; A sign Lad been painted on thc I ’ ’ dually as helpful which was the 'tention Home j thirteen ounce*. LEE TRACY in VI the Hindi | window. - reading. "Don't Bother ;OJ«nUig service of revival Ok at UlUl that [Church. Tte evangelist, MUs French, <)TLI> in 7 HL BOARD -M L DAY MEETING. Markey. This Ls His Busy Day." -- •(who has been saved but about a »upcnl.»on rotrd ad- Thc Womans Missionary local SURGERY GUILD NO 19. .year, brought ________________ the message Ste is an ;rni tor the coant v ■ society ot the United Brethren MuMrs. Arthur Haven. 103 Ea.it High inrerestipg speaker and an upI-up required fbr th*|«on will hold an all day meeting, COMEDY-—“Buzzing Around” and t C the i rmtstoru ot Nov 1 at the Mission Building. 229। St., will be liobtess to Guild No. 19. lift to ail who can hear iwr. Stic will! i-ion at’ ILg uistl . tto Jeffejson b< A chicken pie din- lliuxaday. Nov 9, Arrangemrnt.i will be speaking every night except Sa’-^ CARTOON—"Ye Olden Day*” be nude tor thc Ciirlstinas party uiday. Coau* out and see wlu; God । All members requested to be present, icun do for a "Sinner Saved by left with the county property com-1 program will be under the direction l—Emma 8. Evans. Secy. |Gr*ce.'‘—Win. C. Gearhart, Secy. mittee. with power to act. ' of Mrs Essie Seeber. JembVffi K- “Saturday's Millions'’ “The Narrow Corner” “The Affairs of Voltaire” “Turn Back the Clock” STORES Alui wide | Choice Meats CH/ and this tou S Alu pect �THF, HASTOfGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 23.'1933 ’ EXPU N5 PUBS OF BELIEF COMM Sporting Items REARING PONDS WOULD BOOST FISHING Several Resort Lukes in This County Could Have ’ Better Fishing [william Krnnrdy. Roland Furrow. MR8. A. H. CARVETH TOLD [ According to reports from the „[Roy Cronk. Kt*n Biddle. W. ShefROTARIANS HOW WORK state department, of coiwrv’atton. Keith Lcchlcitner. Loren much Interest is* being shown in WILL BE DONE ---------. ‘ Boyes. Wayne Snyder. Fred.Bishop 'various ports of Michigan in estab­ lishing rearing ponds in the vicinity Alumni— H. H. S. Eleven, to era*. «“=?-■! Zerlx-1 John Hewitt, Norman , Keller. George NO RELIEF TO THOSE WHO Of resort lakes, it has b«en demon­ Meet in Annual Clash I Townsend. Merle Tasker and Robert strated beyond question that, in ARE UNWORTHY OF IT Kelley. thaj manner and in that way only, Here Saturday I Herewith Is the linc»up in tht* 'can good fishing be maintained in Hastings High . grldstcra were i Charlotte-Hustings game: Commission Will Soon Have such lakes. , nosed out of victory 8 to 6 here Sat -1 g. Charlotte Anyone who is at all skeptical, Jobs to Offer to Those uiday by u lighting Charlotte team smelker I. E. ’ Sloan । about thc value . of such rearing which took advantage of thc breaks puller Needing Relief Thomas ■ ponds can liave all doubts niftoved to push over a touchdown Into Ini Thomas Forell । Tlie Rotary meeting Monday noon if lie will talk with Gun lake n-sortthe final quarter. Funs were treated I Cogswell Young .was favored with a talk by Mrs. er* and have them compare (tailing ta some gcxxj football despite a [Banish Simincrman Grace Carveth, secretary of the in Oun lake v.atfr this year with drenching rnln which sprinkled the 1 Angell Pugh .■ newly formed County Emergency field with puddles—some of them. Beckwith Sparks Relief ComintMlbn. She gave a RE. There are .M-vi-ral-other 'lakes in in fact, approaching thc size of^gchtinaw ’ Smith'•' very interesting report. young lakes. Occasionally wlien the Struble Dewey, Tlie people of Barry* county will Barry county where' mine plan jilayera ganged up on the unfor- ignyder Briggs I। be glad for her statements ot the ougiit to be work’d out for havin'! R H. reunite runner in the middle of one [Smith Welsh i| purposes of the CommilAion in car- rearing ponds in which to rats-ol there ponds,.the resulting gyser- sut Jbatltutiohs—ft. Brower, Kelley. rylng out their relief work. In the fingerling bass.' sunihih and perch, and place them in the waters.of the like splash rivaled the best efforts1 jngfe le. Townsepd. i first place, she declared, the Com­ lakes. All these lakes are now well . ot ‘Old Faithful" Any team that mission positively will net give re- pBiroiniI .a „by resorters Thc pleasure plays on a day like last qatdrday , lief except to peraons who are patronized ‘ ■ a--------deserves to win and fans who stand [ worthy of relief. In the next pli*‘^<>.. «cd n <Swould be greatly inby on the sidelines to watch such u I. their I hail r purpqie.nnd n nal f they hnv are bnckpl. . ;'.If it Is out—and it alway*, can—for making re-mi-aquatic variety of a fine old , cd by stat** iiutliority In so doing. better fishing in the lakes. We refer .American sport are real, true-blue to require, as far as po&iible. that particularly to Wall. Long. Pine. enthusiasts. I those who receive relief shall earn Clear. Fair. Barlow and Crooked Inability to cash In on numerous, ■ ;thc money io pay for It* To this lakes. At all of these then1 are many breaks caused the local team to lose.. end tin- state lias agreed to put n cottages. There would be many more Several times in the final half. Has(Continued from page one) considerable sum of money into tills if thc Ashing could be improved. tinga blocked punts only to have — county (or the purpose, of furnish­ The manner m -which the (inn Chariotta ...... recover and ....M several ..... -.limes ‘not 'only individuals but to corpora-1 Ing employment for those needing lake propotution has been .uolkqu Hastings backs fumbled thc slippery ijotu to carry on such sale. If they emergency relief. This money will cut is through a re.-mrtrr., and colfootball only to have their rivals re-. do not do it satisfactorily, or handle be expended at first In co-operation cover. Th*.*. Hnwkslera, outweighed the sales tor the public good. Die 11- with the county road commission in several • pound.-, to the man. put up - cense can be revoked, says tlie court, i carrying on township road work managed to get the rearing ixnuL u gume tight and .stepped the visiThe Judge therefore concludes that. which is greatly needed but which tors cold on q great majority of the Ahe action of the city council In thi./ they have not the funds now to play*. Hastings likewise was unable matter Is arbitrary and*is not based; proceed with. They will also work While there are no streams enter­ to stage a sustained drive and thc ujmhi substantial or reusonablt- through the county drain commls- ing Wall, Pine. Clear. Fair or ganie resolved itself- into a innlter statements of facts. Thc Judge says' stoner, who has several drain pro­ Crooked Jakes, ways can be devised for securing rearing ponds. At Bar­ of playing for the breaks—into ' there.Is no claim by the city that tlie jects where temporary chiployment low lake It would be comparatively Charlotte won . Mile- of beer and wine by thc plain- can be arranged. They also have Charlotte cashed in on the first I till, under existing conditions, cun in mind other employment plans casy to do this. The cottage owner.-; and otiiers interested, couhi. it they break-during the first quarter when in any way be detrimentul to public ; which they are not prepareu would, plan such .an organization a.; a Hosting.) punt was blocked near morals or to thtf wplfare ofc the peo-’ nounce ut the present tliiu*. Mrs. pnrvcth Explained .l.u the ™-. set-up the end zone. A Hastings player fell pto of the city of Hastings. There}•-. on it behind t!i>* goal line and the fare he sayu the act of the council- of the Commission which ha. ..... YQUNG DEMOCRATS of visitors wi re held to two ‘ points, b, dLscrirtonating and not in har- chairman. FaUier Geller, \ About midway through the quarter;mony with the law; and that the Frank Lentz ’vice-chairman and COUNTY ORGANIZE Hastings turned u break into -a claim of the city tiipl harm might with herself ns the secretary nnd touchdown when Banish recovered result if managers '-.were changed manager of the relief work. She (Continued from page onc-i a Charlotte fumble and ran 25 and an unsatisfnetort situation re- i explained first that no member of yards for a touchdown. suited is not bused upon good reiworl. the coinmission can draw a cent of would nev'er become really ojwrative, Durlrut mmt ot llu- thlnl perUxl m rau.- tlw Uw Jltfs tlw .tut. II- ramiwn.ullm, All tlw,- will >«,>,. „„ n8n.^„„, cited a number of the „ congressman Charlotte was on the defensive quor commission the right to revoke is actual expenses. They have em- instance* wliere i. Ju-fm crn<-rg<-ncv Twice Hustings rushed through nnd n license upon the request of two- ployed two registered ..purses, Mrs. Clises had ix-enob’ain-to within . Htuz-ki-.l JHIrxlw of rtf the IIia legislative Imriwlatlvv. body )w!v <tin flllv :. Mary Ma.v Treib *T-w..U. and .....I Mis" Nonna Miblocked tillkltjj punts x.ttlv only l.t to 11UV.. have C*ltat'Char- thirds in this —few hpunt and farm property in Imlotte recover Then Hustings [case the city council) of the mu- chael. who will Investigate ' fumbled two punts in rapid succes-, ntclpnllty wherein said licensee’s : case where application is made “for Sired”■■n^^rehef mcaliires'ht-^aid KWX.l ,1,1x1 It 1 ui.xtlHWill*.11tlr'.t k,itwlrxx>cL ie ... .u.. ..u full Z..1I —report ..._ _ of ... _...'* . to *bc . ’p*K * U|nto . Sion nnd it W..J wx-i 1tlw-.wpi>onent\ first, plane x-.r of'business is 1xM.utx.zl located. rejief .....I nnd npite what -twYc* intended* ,,|mmvdown with thc genl only fifteen [ Judge Covert therefore entered an they find before any attempt — diate effect • the adimnls• and• with yards away. The HawksU*rs fought ■ order directing that the.council con-, ;made relief. ----- .- to furnish ■ — — —• s*,e “id t rativc machinery already set .up back stubbornly, got (XiMCSsiun of , vrnc, reconsider nlalntiff ’ s ” “ ---- ---------------- — ,---------------- — — .—s applied- the commission has offices above they will be in full force and effect ithc tu.lJ on tiieir own one-yard--- line tlun and. unless thenf Ls some other thc City BanW. which they hud wry shortly At ireccntconfi renc'and punted out of danger. Bounaft-, or valid reason for disapproving., rented nt a iwminal cost. They in st Paul'at-which Mr Fxilkes er.-Charlotte blocked a punt and re- that the counpil approve and certify ; are .indebted to the bank for this. waa present' be’ween *M «K) and covered near the ... Hastings !the..application of the A. A: com- K- nnrtrter ----------------. ....... goal and . .... ------------------- ... . p. .. --------Earl (or Uu- Iran .U.VJU ua u«l> dn *l.tu l»a UlTII b«n VjlMM to ---- ltov« ...... .... tills paved the way for the. winning [ pony This being a public matter, of . lyiwturofnnd a tvnewriti-r ><a«. ■ .. ies for farm In th. oldnnd llu-tn ithe larryntdDnd Zlte.un counll. touchdown. ! no casts were allowed to either side. tings Club for the loan of a enn- -joan nunaxe*­ Saturday Hastings High ----- — — «-♦ »-------------— r—plays ... ... the . sidcrable furniture. As a result they nie Home Loan bill is verv slmila* -------------■ Iiimul Among Aii-.niii- those tlio-u* who are arc ex-1 ex- .A* New *' ” *—“* store ' have fine Alumni. York department and convenient offices. -• — • - 'with -■ lilt ■' --- ---- ------- - -------------rslnll Loan ACl. Willi to ulu thc Farm Act. the peeled to play for thc Alumni are: keeps 100 varieties ot cheese. I n» nunn nre rrwinu w >u Ita, u„. ,i0 W1, ^iOnce n month ouch Inmlly thnt >. m,.n nllmmnu-d Irom the lor[receiving emergency relief. reou.lns .mtrj.norelKI. ,m-r. ruionmj tin- i.x ...t.th.The .mm n.ttn nnd rx|»tt« Ihr Farm Lo.,,, KI ,1,1, tr.tnr. «,.» ro-optratlon ot the county. Th. ducoyerrd lo hr a inhtuke. imd -w It |h|»rid»r> hnvn youd lo jh,- nnch Mt „„t „t the nibncqurnl its,.-. co-ohtrntlon. They expect that tioh. It >, probuble tliul the m-x-. there will be n bxlnnce In the coun- conjn-m will .llmlrtnh- thi, tee irom . ly trrnnury, when the atnte poyx thc u„. farm Loan mil . counly llu- Horton money It o»« comritamnn BuUKcj called em­ A t " phMlc uttmtUmt to the w-called -T11! T' hilnd,-d ovcr l«lh which there mile carry: nnd he to |bc commMlon. Illud(. „ ,,,,,, thilt WJll[d , Mrx. Cuncth expl.mcd thnt the be ,m he.hnllon on the pun ol the 1 ■“>authonum chnrjrd MU1 the ndiFurnish^py school .ministration of these acts to invoke wppllea tor children, nor ran they the pcMt.e. pranded. e.peelnlly m any’owork case's where the 'law ■' do m.Je. % in S ?"■*, “W "iTXplOlUtll.m Ot .1,0 ItUTtU r makes it the duty of athc county to In elmlnj Mr. foulxrr txdd trm" "J" “ r,cm W "> £J.h” »•- >•«» m.;mbem tl,T Aeneulcases. They will furnish work for ture Committee, irrespective of "^‘,nVd ttnd..CX.IJeCt, lo party P««y affiliations, anuiauons. for their tneir patriotic Of this Jobs open b> lhc ast clJor‘s to provide the country in iu 100 Hobart's Aspirin Tablets29c ... ...... . hour ot trial with the best jxtsslble extotonChMk. remote legislation, and he made an mmmheton * h“l ^iCamest plea for thc country to lay 1 lb. Black Payllium Seed 29c commission ought to -do In carrying-wWe nartLui:wh1p in, these days and ^?X^ikhnTh<e?eBr1Hy apP’^ “ack KS w praXdent and hH 1 lb. Price's Ep»om Salta thelRZtortodn?sv^™tht\dewH<Ltw“t administration in their efforts to I 10c ulanfand m?riSv*P th Uh hcr brln8 ‘he ship of Stole back to the P d . ’harbor of happiness and content­ 1 pint Rubbing Alcohol . 19c ment. CHARI OTTF NIKFS Men s Vnani-UIIC filUOtd OUT HASTINGS 8---- 6 Illeld. DECISION FJVORS “I PHINTIFFS IN MSE Specials for Thursday Friday and Saturday WORK SHOES Basement Features Ladies’ Handkerchiefs 36 Inch Large Selection LADIES’ Wool Mixed Men’s Blue Chambray WORK SHIRTS Full Cut 39c Ladies’ AH Rubber GALOSH 6x9 Foot Size 25c Colgate’s Tooth Paste . 1 Ib. Absorbent Cotton . . 25c Firstaid Sanitary Napkins . 27c 19c 23c l?c 1 lb. can Dr. Hall’s Baby Talcum . . 25c 2-quart Rexbury Hot Water Bottle. 49c 35c box Medford Stationery 19c 50c box Envelopes (5 packages) . . 19c 21 lbs. Homemaid Assorted Choco­ 79c lates ........... 1 lb. Horehound Cindy 19c Many other articles at bargain prices displayed in our store and window Remember—“Money Saved Is Money Made ’ ’ Always Save With Safety At the Rexali Store Goods Delivered Phone 2131 Carveth & Stebbins HASTINGS, MICHIGAN win efiot SEES SPDTL GUT / SUPERVISORS FIX SAL­ ARIES OF CO. OFFICERS r Five Cents Per Mile as $2.49 Plaid, or Plain Cotion Sheet OwC BLANKETS s1.69 Men’s 15% Wool UNION SUIT $1.Z9 BOYS’ 70 x 80 Size Men’s Cottonade WORK PANTS oo • Dark Colors Ladies’ All Leather Oh, Hoiv Warm They Are!—Pair of Oxfords BLANKETS $198 < TKC RAG RUGS Fleece Lined 98c /1Or “W 27 x 54 19c Men’s Suede Cloth TALON SHIRTS peep-nap. full 70 x 80 - inch pairs! ■ Invest now! Basement PENNE 116-118 EAST STATE STREET — HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Grand Opening October 26, 27 and 28 1 pint Haskell's Milk of Magnesia 1 Fast Color Prints H(J All Leather Cotnpo. Soles of Feldpausch’s CASH AND CARRY WAREHOUSE Mileage Where Mile­ (Continued from page one) age Is Allowed I slrumental and vocal numbers. , The board of supervisors approved . Thc Sopiiomores hi Happy Feet the following salary list for county [’Minstrels gave a clever little skit In officers:' I blackface that was well received, and Judge of Probate, and a very attractive dance number by Juvenile Court ......K.OOO.OQ i live girls. Register of Probate/.. 1000 00 । The rc-dUcovery of America by Janitor 1.000.00 [the Juniors was an amusing burProsecuting Attorney .. 1.500.00 | lesque in two tableaux depicting Co­ County Clerk ifn lieu lumbus at the Spanish tourt. and 2.000.00 of fees) ithe Journey across the trackless County Clerk i Clerk | ocean. Hire) 1JOOOO i Tlie Senior Class made a hit with Treasurer tin lieu of [their skit called "The Family Al­ 2.000.00 ; bum" In which living, pictures were Treasurer/'i Clerk Hire) 600.00 [posed In a large frame with unusual Register of Deeds <In fidelity to the old time photogra­ 2.000.00 lieu of fees) pher’s art. Appropriate music aided School Commissioner . 1.200.00 in creating the old time atmosphere, Clerk Hire (School | Thc Faculty nearly walked off | Commissioner) 450.00 with the show In their number i Mileage (School Com­ [ "Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party" in missioner) .............. 350.00 । which each one appeared In old time Drain Commissioner .. 250.00 | costumes, and tn clever pantomime Sheriff (Straight Sal[interpreted the spirit 6f these gnth- , 2.000,00 I erings of ancient days. i Sheriff (Mileage allow­ i Two specialties that added to the 500.00 ance) ........... ; • ■ program was the "In a Garden" Matron of Jail 300.00, scene and dialogue charmingly done 1.200.00 Und(n--Shcriff [by Miss Delphlne Englehardt and All Deputy Sheriffs < to­ [ Richard Brower, and "Living Sta­ tal not to exceed i ... 1.200 00 tuary" posed by High school boys . Sheriff is to have all fees in civil with Mr. Broeak directing. cases and the matron is to be paid 25c per meal for board of prisoners and tramps. She is also to receive Tn gratitude for the rescue of the i pay lor laundry work. ■hip’s cat from the barge Sham- Secretary- of Poor Board. 11,200.00 rock before It went down, a woman Two-other members of > sent $25 to the Royal National Life­ <00 00 Poor Board boat Institution of Britain. Clerk Hire (Poor Board) 500 00 Road ConimL-isioners 900 00 Early Pictorial Stamps («300 each) To officers where mileage is al­ Canada Issued Its .flrat pictorial lowed the allowance was fixed. at stamps In 1908. This set was known five cents per mile. ■ ns the Quebec Tercentary series and commemorated the founding It costs less than a dollar a month ot Quebec in 1009. to operate the average home radio. • FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OCTOBER 26th and 27th 206-208 East State St. Formerly Occupied By Brandstetter Motor Salea Buy A Can Or A Carload Retail At Wholesale Prices A Big Hand Bill Will Be Delivered In the Country Thursday and In the City On Friday You Are All Invited To Visit Barry County’s Only “Serve Yourself* Warehouse Store! Telephone 2609 City Delivery Charge 10c �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1933 r*o« roon Mbs Una Quinn and Frank Quinn] were among thc number wi>o left for Chicago Tuesday, via the C. K.’and ! would come in defining a habitual High, Cwt of Crime. criminal nnd in determining what of Yesterday Gardner Putter of Orchard Park.1 Say Greater Than War.Deht. N Y.. L< visiting W. S. Chidester anti. felonies should count. An eridle.'.s family on his way home tram Chk-J amount of dlscus>K5t» leading no­ Society or Racketeer. tcugo. ; - ■'! TEN YEARS AGO TODAY., where would be jtnjvojred by these BUYING AT HOME HELPS TO 1 Time for Action. Mrs Belle Emory who has been BUILD COMMUNITY LIFE. ltrs E J Pratt returned Frida;, two points. PinniiL d^rei the term, Once more a national bbying In the arrest of "Machine Gun" f™n Detroit where she attended visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ■ "habitual cr/nunal**ro clear-cut le­ campaign to being- launched II willKelh-v and several ot hu gang for tl‘C meeting of the State Federal ion Spaulding, returned to Lansing' -- - ------------gal definition would prove almoet^s be nation-wide scope the enkidnapping of muauiiauv millionaire UrClubs, being .»a guest at Tuesday. -------- — in .-----and ---------- . Kmn.nii'iuk ui- of -- Women's -Ktra-nctH of AHriltnlvIrnf tfiri' .cheU . .. ., Oklahoma, > ........ it .. only ..... goes . ■to. Flu- hanu. Rim* n„a Ore strength of Ihr. the Administration home of of Supt, and Mrs. Key­ • Mrs. Emma J Valliant, who has: difficult as defining the term. W- fir., will be used to insure Its-success. ’lhow’jfow the criminal element of «<»rth while, there. She also saw been visiting Mr and Mrs. D. G < gresfor nation” in relation-to war- We WHeve a» those who can buy.'lh( DOWLING, MICHIGAN , countr£ being organized Cp- •'«» Emma Hartranft and MLv Robinson, returned to her home in' ,11‘ilnri Buying rtus-iH:' goods Ati.l I:■- cOnSmratora . , ihls' ... ■ . ' . .. H. ’fh ^Lsstg. too"f^c/’HiMUngv ......... . inerPhiladelphia thia week. Lire ..nd the League ol Nations h:u. should. and rn* m< baudit Beth ' —.—. _ been wofkhig on thU last problem clwndi-'e now u .1 patriotic duty, a gd up in various parts of the teachers, wlunt she reports as nicely Rev. Thoa. C6x. Mr. and Mrs. M ' FMrs W. H. Schantz. Mr in their own apartments. 9Pj •- m arly — ---- --------l’ar>-£ °2 Jt] ,h‘? country, but for fifteen years. ■•*■ The --------Banner. !— ~ «£‘they '££ were organized in- .located «" amFXlrs. H Snyder and h. Lewvk ; inclined to agree with Judge to MntInue our march toward, prw. £ ^Td^e^nt Si? Grand Boulevard. East. They an- were in Grand Rapids Tuesday. teaching in Hamtramck aijd doing FRANCISCO AND HIS HASTONIANS— Dancing Green’s opinion tliat persons with perlty we hope u‘e are not violat- -l * z . . A Ladies Club was organized at , night school work as. well. Mrs Key­ Master to the Younger Set criminal tindcnciw hopckwly be- ing any nf the rules of good sporto-; . ,, «*.. worth w!x> spent thp previous-week the home ot Mrt J. S Gcodyeor . : man Irn when -v<• s'le'-e-.’ *hit m are Indeed delighted to se< end in Hastings had the mutortuhe Monday afternoon, the following ot - -' , .. . vopd cure should lx* executed; but 1 . as txv.Mble. "r ,, , u,at even „v<*n the r.lng United , much buying be" confined tr.c slow-m mow fleers being ejected: Mrs. Hannah: to come in contact with poison Ml-, h- w are we going to detentline who t<1 !U,1(merchandise Siatee Senate lias appointed a com- mac while nt Gun lake. .'■id hu- ' Barlow, .president —'/-nt; Mrs clemeht: Is-hope: It IJ b’-yond__curc and who origirtbt ins Within the confines of mittee to make study of maxr a juuoy 01 the uw tUflPnnc a"£ood'd?al - an Usv»re-PW.-J. Mrs. H A •crime stwnttran.— Wr hope-n-will-re-;;» H^’dAHtai , '-m »u .... ■president; OUT Own -'trite rrlme'-witAts-tf-m BEANO PARTY "Barber, .-ecrerary; Mrs d. g. Rob-• ,,J"' I! you buy furniture buy Michi­ s.ult in the enactment of laws that mson. treasurer About-thirty ladles, have somg • teeth '.in them, and that . , totunicd . -------- Friday ------- , from ... Chicago were present and a good deal of in-' EXPLAINS " gan made furniture, if your order ‘ will make bandit.- and gun-men tenurt manifested by all present Tlie, Ihelr ml -‘•-■ua h.r dn^ht..-. Mr. object the best automobiles ir. Hie world |UIM-fc-ton lhc> of thc club is tor Hie purpose ALL STAR ENSEMBLE—Masters of the Square manufactured in Michigan: work Michigan and dozens ol otherA, t,ar-'- “nrt while there had of self improvement and a regular h»,rn’. . U» llj'. «™ia ““ " wrU« llurr U..y.l course ol study will be pursued. Dance nd out agents who kno* « taMU to liMUW M-roud»’ With high-powered cam and the ’'l,*cb *“’ch she , enh»yed very FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY n of the supervisors here Mrs. M. M. Campbell of Toronto. date criminal knows that the ARCH BOLD AND HIS BAND—The Hot-Ziggy chances ot ht« getting caught arc Canada, came Monday uigiu for a trees as they were to June, notably vtsi'. with her daughter. so two large poplar trees in front Boys . Michigan very, very’ sltm, I! he is caught shy­ picked him. up on a cer ’Jawuns are al his command to Mrs----- Edw. -— Thomas of D-ayton. County Ad- ster v-tther win Ids' freedom, or minimize Obio. tt-turned Monday alter spendCome On Everybody, Join the Crowds -- -j - ....v..„„ .... nut on the grounds south of the ;hls lentencc. Should hr even tc *"* dn't know any Hun; ZHSLATQRES ... tvund guilty and get sentenced to and AJl-s Chas. Johnson She was house of the editor of the Banner ! te law governina hl at the Lodge Where Merriment Prevails Potatoes scent to be in good de-( ’ extreme limit ol life, he knows. accompanied by her mother exchanges that the ut nation doesn ■■ has. sugge.-ted smaller thiit It means only about 14 year:­ Mrs. F M. Davts of Grand Rapids mand at 30 and 40 cents a bushel. ■ as tin economy measure, penal Jivle in Michigan uciore wa.-. a Sunday gujs.st ol Mrs.'’Marton and not very plenty at that, thoughto wc saw at Stanley’s a load that' 5 rather naive, for any iu; is :i pardoned miiioia-ci « jiaroled. iiaimcu. This,ui--. of ui ,,‘----- - ' -----. —---- -‘ lent and indlca in. weighed 2340 lbs of No 1 white ........................................... «'“* NiAi- the legislature cutting cAtm .a pnividingahat he d.^n t “riand. Peach Blows, for which he paid 35. THE GEORGE F. MURRAY SYSTEM, Inc. own heads.- w«-Tl .<hoot his way out of Jail Or. prison Thurston. inur;*-on cert a i. picture of the millenium! in the meantime. Our criminal lawn would be only one way to get iLs at pre. cnt administered lire a Pau •A-erv week end gue.-ts of Mr. The following persons were drawn any such improvement and that rank farce, and at| encouragement and Mis John Engle. Mrs, Layton dll Saturday last as Jurors for the , NovcmlH-r term of Circuit Court, and to criminals, rather than a deterrent George H. Lamlsberg.. a chief < •l summoned to be in attendance *oi, and MLvs Mrytle had for callers j Dr. Glen Gunn nnd wile with Mr ISLAND PRISON. Marines, of Newport R I. is vi-li Tuesday, tlie 13th day of November Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Baker and Pa- and Mrs Dr. Harold .Atherlee and of the fact that few ordilug his father and hi.- sister. Mr ,- 1H77. at nine . o'cK>ck A M.J trlcla of Kalamazoo. Miss Ruth Nel­ children of Kalamazoo were Sunday i .Tlw people ot this country-pay a Harry F- Ostwni. son; Mrs. Butterfield. Mrt Martin. afternoon and evening guests al A. snd prisons in th ■ crime bill of thirteen BILLIONS of syna; Gills rt Striker and C M Mr. Bang and two friends, all of C Clark s. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY Hendershott. Baltimore.- C. C. BnckGrace Brill will entertain her thirteen billions. If we could SAVE th gangster orMr. and Mrs. Roy Iz.iwory frern Sunday Seiaxil class of little folks Gun luk|- have moved to this place. with „ ................................. a Halloween party ...... Saturday hre.*nr four year* p.g^r. of this city. in. cwnix-tn-.m o:x.‘ide, the Urufl’d Stat<- has d occupying one of Vern CalthrupS. afternoon. til aiKtu. our t.uro- Hl the Grand Rapids Press with a man of Castl”U>n; E H. Lake and htiuses. 1 Mr smd Mrs Wilbur Schaetz nnd caltd .to erect- an, •c.scape-proo other young yotuu Ind... r - W.i'hmgton Sixinable of Hastings ... ■ ... *. ?V< YtT .,na,“ >mmber of’other Peter Cto,tie and Ray Castle MflumUy were In Grund ILipid.-. Salpenitentiary on rocky Alcatraz-is­ i.hj|X to think VVell ldo.i t |.av- to ,<siding idlni. UJ .iriou.< part.s township; Benj, R, Rose. 1st ward. Orangevillc township and Jay Al-, uidav. tn vvarious parts . < . • ol those crime blds.- — ---- . ' - - - - ■ • land in San Francisco bay. wh<K verson of Ithaca were callers of tiie । The Klattesuns, Garn.wins. MotU There isn’t a man fivwhether the old-1 Jonathan V a I e n t 1 n e. humor's Mster. Mrs. Henry Bcnsin, llhd Bnils nil saw the Spotlight at c Shwf from an expanse- o snX contribute to jvay ’ “ ■ modern ’ girls 11 Campbell. Irvine: Edgar and husband. Mrs. Benson does not H u . Hustings school auditorium Friocean ‘swept by tidal cur them, througlv higher living ihnstown; Orson Swift. improve us rapidly as her friends- (jHV night. All wx-ak very highly Eacape from here would -be 1 W,v iI.j. id.... ■ Janus Ball, Qrangeindfold. more ^difficult Dantel Dorr. Prairieville; good health.’ f sharing Rutland; John S. from the mosK’tfitient prison mnzoo Sunday to hnve. some dental i t-d on the continent. United mount ing too. many probably needs such a penile: roll by. our crime exptlriscs are going ot onto. a: ng tliai Nevertheless, it '.M-cms to us th Mr nnd Mr. . Robert McKibbin'uian-iu > Witt«- of Canton. Olii >. cut down thc unwieldly nutn-jbnv ,and •" J : and Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon uf Mar­ ... children nnd . .. M» .. jL11I |(l” Woodcriminal dangerous eno now? criminals Mrs Ferris Quick spent .num and Cleone uvri- A'Century -------. " (Ulatuus wonlifi'Vh of ,han fy imprisonment in sue (nd Siitid.iv nt Kutkuska. In expens Prioress ,.,t. .sights-eing Sunday ....Morse* Kenyon has returned t»C Doris Adriaiv-m-- nnd Lewis John-/ Kenton, Ohio, after a three montlwi’ or woman. electric chair *> IxhIv which has beton werejn-Chicagj> attinding the lisp »nh his si-ter " McCafand ...... ex. jliimk robb-'r. or kidnapper, virtuull Opal Honeywell wa=, home Sat­ Mr. and .Mrs F-irl Buflenbcrger wc must live in daily -lei with'-MUns hts or her’death warrant A>;i urday from Nichols hospital. Buttle ’ gone to Kenton and other •ontend of Ohio for tin extended vlAil d he be boarded . -rr. any . . , granddaughter lr-oi slat tires than it’a bandit held up a prominent iurm Mr. and Mrs. Cech HatUx-n and ly large num-je ddcrabic public expense? ton. Virgil, of Ionin, are visiting in our nation-1 •' Velo11. Dietrich and E. F. Blake adniiniAtrat inn. ia| senatned t<> -'nd wasxohot down- In «v>!d blood' Mr and Mrs.-John Sheffield and Northville are guests of Mr and Mr and Mrs. Jim Mojcska ptj ., -Jdaiing. >ublican oKtrav-; Theft going mtn the farm iexnc Uu* Mrs. Elizu Shclhftd and daughter. -Mrs pharles Hughes. Saturday Mnj. Mina Holmes and daughter Grand Rapids were Sunday visitors' they accompanied Mr. and Sirlarge pe>6ot:nel'■ bandit demanded that the farmer/ of Detroit well-’ gue.,u at thc I. E. were providing wife tell him where the .valuables Monday with Dr home Wednesday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Berten Hurdlebrink, who.thinks nes a Glenn Horton Mudge with all Hus campaign w<-r..xconcealed. If she did not Com­ Sheffield '' SheWeld-i Mrs George Marshall-. Sr . anfl and daughter. Shirley, and Will s based prtncipallv upon ply the-bandit threatened to bind daughter. Mrs Gertrude John-on. Iron have motored to Toledo 'for a returning Sunday. M extravagance which ex-i her wit*- -”•.......................... — and little .-on attended church at two weeks’ visit. ' rtle Smith of Battle Creek ___ I setting ouxe on fire. More Hum THE BONUS HACK . Ruby Vaiulerwood* Is home again, home Friday sjx-ndiiw till tin- North .Evangelical Sunday morn­ fohti to take the tew days She has been work-, ay nltcrnnon with her mother. ink column dauchtc the barn, tie Mr nnd Mrs. Chester mg Willits fur and Mr and ..... Mrs. Dan Lu away»ml iSa her iwme in Chicago after children of Lansing were guests <>f ol Mai tin. Unfortunately they both Chas. Hullman and his pari n’ -. Rev. and Mis. Willits, ipas>-« r| tn the f treat Bcyohct- Mr. Grand IX-Prl [abilities arc ot Grand Mrs. 1. E. Mudge Wad tijc niLs- township hlr 35 yeur*. He will be from Friday ’ll! surifortune to fall rm the stair* at HtF Kt<-atly missed. They were bothGrand Ledge. inttted that awful crime, was arrestbother J a me and injured her limb, but, E B. Pcrtgis of Kalamazoo called evemng and will l>- returned rnment And so, NORTH HOPE. is able to about tlie house. THIRT There probably will be and im ol government this Mr and Mrs. Donald McCallum t ta: shock-.ni.* Mr. and Mrs. Keith Norton of Sheldon a i Marshall moved bn J. E. Nojton'.s and family entertained on Sunday, iNkt farm Friday and Rev. anti Mrs Nor­ Mi-. Fanny Smith and Miss Rena ton and daughter moved to Shultz, Pierce of Hastings and Mr and Mr*, wh'-rc he will pi ouch the remainder Bert McCallum of Cloverdale.. .Mr. and Mrs, Jay Anders and ol the conference year. biindav mother spent Sunday afternoon pie Grove are planning a Incd with Mr and Mrs Chas. Wflch In iintnedia chicken stipjM-r and bazaar , at the thc Striker district. Tr.e brid Mr. nnd Mrs Rankin Hart mid Grange hall. Maple Grove Center, eteimm Friday cvenfnti. Nov. 10. A cordial daughter *jx-nl Sunday with Mr. Norris invitation to all < ■, . and Mrs William Havens In South­ , west Rutland. A Parker and family ot Has HENDERSHOTT. Mr and Mrs. William Haywood7 ihRS. ; • . The Community Club will serve I and .. family of Delton spent Sunday ol c h‘ ?’ P“r,y at thc ,h'!‘r rfi supper this week evening with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Odd Fellows., hall Saturday night. Friday night. — .... The school teacher Randall and son. Mary Bishop of Hinds Corners stopper nnd organize a P T a. if ■•|x*nt Sunday with Isadora Pranshka. rTl, Unc«.fnrTC Rnnnpr tuaFexecutions for their education. The Hastings panneriThf dlfncully of such 8 proKTttrn Views and Opinions; What Others This and That Backward Glances; Bits DANCING CLEAR LAKE LODGE Every Wednesday . . Every Thursday . . . Every Friday .. . Every Saturday . . . HIGH COST OF MICHIGAN Costs Of DANCING 9:00 p.m. to 1.00 a.m. A Quotation far -more de ui»ii c pensfej and a propofed income tax to-keep covemmcnt>^&OBe above the union THE . PUBLIC ENEMY ACT. been rounded un and in many >und Hie Pub ton much to luuidh • run. siandtmth t any based Putlieut Paragraphs on Buy Milk WELL STATED A WELL RECEIVED an already Such treatmen -r.-. brutal mi crime. Qn the contra: darunt' Hundreds invent. ry con-ider.it ion. than pi who were not dtte cbriMdetatlon extended oth Hinwt ! hl‘i cold-bl<xxi. kidnajipera, and bank J’.-t —Richmond Timcs-Dispatch. Mild al! tliere t—u> any.■- Thinking . r(Jblx.r, pugh With, crude rubber pru es. do* n to 1 x-gtotmaires. recognized its- truth A QUESTION OF DEFINITIQ and thus matie the’President s httr- .obb(.v s no Ca|iital punishment lor habit :n;Ln? W°rth tt.hsJtf '-Ann ^^tialmurdere up substitute lor-rabber substt.crimnuU with inouon ptclurv- o! 1I‘oune ' • phoac down tn cold blood Anyone w comes to a happy conclusion. the t-M-tuuon for the education ot • who docs not obey Qrters’*If we had first ofibnaem h« been urgHi c. Jptroit News. capital iMinishnunr in Michiga:;. ■IVay of Our '/•"d *nIort*rt :hr Municipal Jujige Thomas A. Green NEWS GLEANINGS. Many two-car families are now J0otild serve to* reduce our great of' Chicago as a tyethod tor reduc­ a. UnitedI rcrime bill" It would nmove ijmt’.y one-car families, observes a socul ing crimb. Ti»e judge believes ’.hat •: criminals wl^> wouldn't have to be the rtgnt to live in society' should be furyevor. And that., of course, it u ( ,h, c specifics tha* i watched, and we could know t >0 . merely* another way ' forfeited by one who repeatcdlv . * of „ saving- that a ■* «'•■■-•-■• «■•-•••• u^.a-ixu me «<. n.u.us i»Ur ' more fathers s^cc walking nuire 30.• vsmu aim in ku»4 *“• ot ” “2” 01 '•'?’* “• lh"r .. , , •», . Boston Herald. ... . —,-----tootetep*. Such cruninab are wuy tha< mure vigorous ana mtedlgwu llu- t:r>t regular postaga stampp <iH*yond redemption. Societv will befforu fttiotfid oc made by bocw.y to The teachers in Hit little red ’*«* »jlaceJi o:£1f“”r-2 1,1 1547 ;besf protected Uy putting them out prevent first class ofienaer* irtru be-, schoolhouses of our fathers got beg- The word "clu< i; wiginally signl- !°^ llw *u> permanently , coming .epeauns. At ieaM cue un* gariy pay, but. unlike a. good many ’u-d hell, — The c<*l ol SWiuilhg the exterior portaut atop in tnu tiirccUon te.- teacneo ot tins giorms era. they Chang Lij.iui ,ue the most jof the Woolworth builamg is *40.believe*, would be the tOmiDg <it u:- gu n.—Boaion TnuiMTipt, common names tn Cptna. |000. . 4 World Taken From An “Accredited Herd"... You At Least KXOW tlie Cows Are Free From Contagious Disease he: nuMher. Mrs. M E Trumbull M:- H D We,t and Mr.Roberts went to Chicago M cles and a’.her California points. Mr* Jennie Stebbins was tn Grand L- dec Thur-day -arid spent thc day with the Hunt Stock Comiuny. • FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY B-.Bby Bins, now have their bath mi fixed up in excellent an?7/n ’a^cmn^te th«J Miaix maiy - --------Rooms ------ . are large- lighted patron^ by electricity and hot and cold wa­ ter always on hand tn abundance Six baiiis fqr one dollar. ■ Tlie only person wc have heard ol who was not pleased with the gre.r world'a lair and impressed with its grandeur b,a gentle num who saw r. ail ■ in’one day. and said it »#.< "all bosh" lot jxiople to rave over it Mr and Mr* N T Parkes'Mrs. Mattie Spaulding and son. Mr Frank Hums. Mrs. g. M. Woico: When ya buy good Grade A milk you cur. KNOW that the milk is just as CLEAN a* milk can bd produced The Highlands Dairy herd is ftllly •■accredited," and Highiandj Dairy is fully authorised by Ute sumof Michi>;aii to sell Grkde "A” milk—because <>f !■' CLEANLINESS. Thus when yoi; use Hialriands Dmry milk, thc- Grade "A'’ is a GUARANTEE of Us CLEANLINESS, and our ■n credited" herd is your GUARANTEE that tlie milk is drawn from healthy cows, reg­ ularly inspected by veterinarian* represent­ ing the state of Michigan, and found to be free from disease. In the way of pure. CLEAN, healthy milk'you could not ask for or obtain'more or better milk than you- get froni Highlands Dairy. Every drop ol milk you receive from this Dairy comes from OUR OWN HERD. Far over FIVE YEARS it has been fully "ac­ credited." That means that every individual member of our herd has 'been, and is now, regularly examined by a veterinarian rep­ resenting the State, and has beta found FREE from disease. When it comes to milk you use ... why not PLAY SAFE? THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. I’ropr. Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1933 a good showing. No one U.heard QTATP RFCflMINR ccmplatning’of thr’service rendered BtLUNUNU by that department tfnd none of,Kx • LARGE OIL PRODUCER former duties hate beep alx>H«hr<l, ------- — yet the work ww. being done by 47 Output Curtailed in Recent Gathering Sponaored by the .t;,eh’^SuIn 01 Uu- Unl»"«l> High'' lSchool’ fewer employers in July of 1933' Month's tn Preserve State Aaaociatiun—Oon- *’ °° (Continued from page one> | than in July ot 1931. The payro'I, ruontns io rreaerve | ’' Till* meeting is officially sponsored cwt? the taxpayer: *7 ami a monthMarket by the Michigan congrews of Par.venea at Ann Arbor Michigan l> brcomiQZ a ’ ... . .... . . ™ . en*" leacners. n,\a™* a™l_^ cbcr?'..ou b.ut *n' Comparative statement* of the number-of em|iJoyc<- in thc vnriu'i-. dr­ Ito In 19TJ thro It did two year* Ail members P T A 5lcrMtr<1 ln ---------- ,— —Juratwn ui in- nortmcntii during different administration-.. . ■>organisation:! will be inter <-;.ted in vnr( j to be present lii vitcd to be present ’Hicre kill bi a . Tlu- director of agriculture I- om* th«. • poit for the.month of August, O» UlHUUle <4. l» held in A4.n *r. . ... iL; /a .,An hTATE OF MICHIGAN of these appointive official* who has wliea ’ Michigan oil-fields produced Mk .l«.n who ,, lhu • taken on editorial work and each 878,777 barrels of ml ami could have on Nove.n»..r a. 1. .nd 4 -Uli Ihe |„,u. ■1 week issues a sheaf of bulletin* m- addi-ri ni \M»nln« n Ihr Jnur.n Anniu.1 l-.rTbctoi, ,„r „„ ,H tended to make tlw work «f. the had ptuduc-’ rnl Rdnratlon In unit.- ni Ann Ar- nlIU( n,mlltg iinn.a.,. tlw dm\ newspatwr editor much raM> r and bor tlw l-.n-nt ItnUtuU. „„ rnd„. „„ « “» PARENT-TEACHER INSTITUTE NOVEMBER 2-4 Tte Institute opens on Thursday ---------- • morning. November 2 at 9 o'clock, in Administration Boasts Of Payroll Reductions Is Exploded By Facts U - >dn: j.ioRrt ot the Mtelittinn Saturday -n- of. n tn tbmr-t-i put Cotutn.» ot rnrrnL, nnd TtArhers ulr)ilrr-ur lunclirrMi ticket... nnd ■ .......tlie Extension ™.t.o>., Division -4 of n.. the „,n ltoah lbr). not h,vp „„ University of Michigan rolled in tin- Institute Piirrnt’ Outside speakers of naUonnl repu- Tcachcr locals throughout tlw state I tatlon haw- .been obtained for the are expected to wnd a delegate to two-nnd-u-hulf-day session of (lie U» Parent EdiicatUm institute this Institute. Mrs H F- Ijiiirworthy, of Winnetka. Illinois, first vice-presi­ dent of the National Congress of Parente and Teaclvrs , is M’|iedul*d DESTRUCTIVE WIND to sjH-uk on Thursday morning ntSTORMS SAT. NIGHT io o'clock. Dr. Frankwood E. Wil­ liams. Internntlonally known t*y-1 , .. ,■ Chiatrist of New York City, will be Damaged Barna and Other the speaker at the evening meeting Buildings —-Worst Effect on Thursday ut 7 30 o'clock in the; Felt in Sunfield ‘ Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. This sweeting to the public —„ Is open -r~- — — r -Dr.' Saturday n|ght a cyclonic storm ■ Williams will Hgain uualn speak sneak on <>n Frida/ Flicker swept over the northern and some <4 morning at 9 30 o'clixk. Die southern on Prlportions 1'*-------of-----------this coun -----­ ‘day afternoon al 2 o'clock. Dr. Paul ty Evidently the twister did not get Voelk'r. state su|HTintend',nt of down to the usual small path ,<>f public instruction, will Rive tin- prin- ,»ix lo twenty rods. One part of it clpal addies*, and in the evening took a- wide sweep beginning ut the Mrs Lungworthy and Profeswir Willlrim Clark Trow, ot flic University the Rogers .* clioolhouse and extend­ of Michigan, will be the speakers nt ...„ ing west and northward. This same the annual dinner Saturday morn- ■ storm, it is • believed.Ing at 9 o'clock Dr Frank N Free- mto Clinton com man. Profc.wir nf Education of the' wivaax-. Another Uflpersity ot Chicago, and Floyd character storied Den. the well .known novelist, will tivr-work near appear on thc program. Thera' two hit the Tobins 1 men will abo npeuk at puA*ncheun J village and swi. " portancr <>f hi*, dc|>artmcni and th cbtiniy fair- railed nt' * rt num'why certain in pt -. •; ides heretofore reitdwd could tv !>■ attempted thi' ’ ; (hr ftiir officluh ? ii pintm^ni. Now more ctnp! ----- eminent -*fc» ■al.Inst wini severe d;untut< barns* were unroofed. Zasu Pitts and Slim Sum- torn • down ami Mitral animals j killed Tlie damage in that township about *13 month or $156,000 a year. OCTOBER 2$ AND '29 .NOVEMBER 1 AND 2 “THE SILK EXPRESS” Also Comedy All Scats 10c Attrnd Thttt Bargain Shout! Other Products • board cha momn> Admission iOc and 2Qc Whenever you buy HESS PRODUCTS, you are buying the best. All ingredients used are of excellent quality. Each product is abso­ lutely guaranteed. MiL-hrooms ba m a board or conunh SATURDAY & SUNDAY Wednesday and Thursday GUARANTEED »2o bn? in Ju v. Kh.i THEATRE MIDDLEVILLE - field township (Where sound sounds best) uproo kiilcd and Mtvrral tr Jetty Andrus* home large evergiwris were uprootedFmm that point-on buildings «*■>• in a few instances wrecked and inanv badly damaged A’ tin Windstorm insurant* c>mpan' oilier all day Monday thyre was a.xtieam of telephone and perFonnl calls, reporting damnifx from STOCK During the winter months stock needs a condition­ er.’For your Horses, Cattle, Hogs, and Sheep, DR. HESS’ Improved Stock Tonic is unsurpassed. It is a conditioner and mineral supplement. 3 lbs., 5 lbs., 15 lbs., and 25 lbs. Packages POULTRY the department ■ damage .ripping । barn. roofs and • nuthuildirusj In Carlton quite m- Icnn-to on tlw qorth side nf hi’ Dr. Hess Products Good condition is essential to egg production. DR. HESS’ Poultry Pan-a-min is particularly valuable for this. The combined ingredients act as a gen­ eral conditioner, an appetizer, a laxative, diuretic and mineral supplement. 3 lbs., 7 lbs., 15 lbs., and 25 lbs. Packages omni w ppblic had 13 di awing immi’xioi “Out All Night” Keep and Establish Healthy Stock and Poultry By Using . HOG SPECIAL—Ver-mi-trol (for chicken flock treatment), Louse Powder and Healing Powder. TWENTY-FOUR PER­ SONS ON PROBATION B. A. LyBARKER C. II. Osborn'b Rwyjoit Saya Fifty-Six Mothes Arc " IV/ii-re Immediate Attention uuJ Conrfcsy are sliou’ii lo oil ” i of 1933 (ion and numbers ol them were un- 1911! till nit- in nil- offiii WE DELIVER ire of guwts. Read full particulars One Hundred and Seventy- •bout this show on another page ot - ' thc Banner. Five Manufacturers Unite * in Exposition found. Their dm Tin re are « m.«| which uikt in many PHONE 2115 ziK .'ira. daemon American BIG FORD DISPLAY IN Hand. -The* Dixie High-, and othw DETROIT THIS WfEK •nurtainerx will add to the plea*, ration boaerf txiyrnli ir at $4.0d0, his wl^ant ; inanag’-r at $3.01 ion The department HASTINGS, MICH. Receiving Pension's h‘- Banner this week ti'IU Aninversay sale and ()>• price quotation--. When proper deduct! > make iip for pnyrt Hair, pt . o. with display* by one hundn and seveutv-fi1.- manufactun Donslblr and prop made to account t. was "unloaded and (dr refrigerator. Their r chums, heavy beet iinn uincement in the ' week for prices during rganiz health'nni [jjkc Huron. rnangcd-ln actual construction work pny circuit! on force nccdunt number exa-tly ministration he claimed as Responsible mimes of nil employees, many work­ ing part time, out on (he read do- paFlnu-nti ntliciiil.-., itig shoveling. holding sfrivjvr.- nanu-ly. f partment a tlw (tepartmi’tH has and Uu- department of public brretl n.< Ijigh ns a thousand In inent. instruction. Five of bhe ie are hcadotfice of on the administrative-and rnviuc:rIng payroll- of the highway depart­ H<re thr artment stood at "63. At that date a number were iM-ti^gnen work on but must bear full half tune in order tnnt the Wdrk be ■ any failure to divided and the maximum number charge of tnunv faithful and expert- whedule hr Remember observe that 1931 bi inquires de Housework Is Easier When Your Home Is Warmed By NSllMERS Just Phone 2305 rarnc'.t nn Un* payroll ot tly exccutm- juhe but now carried separately on pay­ roll of the dyt.Mon of pardotg. and IKiniltfs Thi:- the all-time-high of 1929 than $311,000,000 a year was being expenned for new highway work. state tiviisurec remains unchanged In 1929 the expansion was still at slnfr 1929 notwithstanding the Mail' full speed ahead In 1032 the legis­ since the bank holiday has Ins n lature called a halt on state trunk line extension and passed a law’that tfen of clerical work than in any ' beginning- January I. 1933. all the former year. w weight tax and >i portion of thc gas' Changes tn the laws' covering tlw advertising and sale of delinquent itics to aid in tlie paying ofl of lx>nd- tax lands should have resulted in ■ id indebtednttM and to aid thc considerable less work in the <i' ; counties in inaintajnim: their cmin- partment of the auditor gen-rat ly raid systems. This leaves less Tlie tabulation ,hued auvu by uxsiwaw thc auditor , than $5,009,000 available in 1933 for imnetal *howx a reduction of 21— | new state wort: Notwithstanding hut a careful examination uul m-thi* a careful examination of the close thc fact’ that 15 formerly car department administrative and en- ri,M On thr auditor-genera!'-’ a-, guttering payrolls util disclow the roll have been slipped over on'i i presence of nearly as many admin- separate payroll under thc title o Utrators. engineers and Mipcrvhors uniform abcounting. .In truth they in July ol 1923 as ip July 1932 when are a?, much a part ol thc depart­ ! every effort was being put forth to nwnV as.the inheritance tax exam­ , bring thc big program of former inerx or the head book-keeper. Tinrears to tn completion rntnnlntlnn . leaves Mr Stack ......... . a..... . years with reduction of ■ Gar Ferries Shift. exactly .six when compared with the Further than this the payroll of Pa.'M of Julv. 1^1. .• percentage the Michigan 'State ferry between D:le rc2i<:(| for economy Mackinaw City and Saint Ignac- wol,ld dictate a much greater rehas until thc present year been car- dqction. . . I ried us ii part of the highway deState Lawyer* Multiply, partment payroll. It will by ob- Back in 192‘>. Michigan prided itserved that this payroll is now being S<-if 01J the character and presume carried separately. This accounts of us at'r.rnrv u"ncru)'s dcpnrtiAent for another boasted employee reduc- Tlv* legal* brnsine of• -' - -■then the state I Don of ll'Z ' , required 23 Inwyc: By 1029 this When the present payroll of the department had grown to number highway department- is compared 44. In 1931 I’, had dropped to 34. but ; with those of former years when on July of 1933, according tq thc vast Mims were being extiended up- administration's'<>wn schedule, it on state construction and when it is had leaped to 52. inert1 than twice . remembered that very little -Mate the number required in 1926 and 18 construction outside of the little more, lawyersthgn v.w required now being carried forward from fed- tn 1931. Exactly 24 mme slate luwicral funds. Is not even contemplat-1 years arc »n the July.’ 1933. payroll cd. the luiyroll of 1933 upiiears in- of the attorney general than arc rtaled rather than deflated. ; shown by thc July. 1932. payroll one So much lor the highway false >'c*r tt$°Good Showing. claim:, department. How about the others? Tlie health department is The superintendent of, public in­ shown as having reduced 1U force struction has reduced his force from by 33 since 1931. Practically all of 64 to 48. an exceedingly creditable • this reduction was accomplished as showing thr salaries (or thr month the result of thc special seasion of dropping to 47J48 «Hi as compared 1932 and In no wise is to be credited with $12 625.53 in July of 1931 ■ । to any policies-adopted by the pres-:; The department of state alto madfc Consumers Coke is clean. No dust, few ashes. The soot and dirt have been removed. It’s all Heat—no waste. *9“ fS then- were 2(»M> employed there were actually on the department ndtninistfatiti' Aiiid •viiginecring payrolls considerably Icm. than half that number notwithstanding cmi.;trucr- CONSUMERS POWER CO. VALLEY FORGE When you think the going is a bit rough —^yhen business isn’t all that you had anticipated—rdon’t surrender your convictions along with your courage. Remember Valley Forge! Let the unbreak­ able spirit of George Washington and his brave bahd of patriots who faced cold, pestilence and famine that the colonies might gain freedom be the guiding motive of those who carry on. Our task is no more difficult, dangerous or hopeless than was theirs. REMEMBER VALLEY FOR.GE! THE HASTINGS BANNER �THE HARTINGS BANNER. WEDNESD1T. OCTOBER PAGE SEE IMS m-r bulldlntrold cqrpets were placed' take $13,000,000 from thc sales tax last year. Out of what it doe.* approand drenched with water. There thef [money, together with what shall be prlate it must sustain and carry on Are wa* .'topped. Everything be-i (■contributed by the National govern- the work of tlw County Home with tween that point and the corner; 'ment—all to be used for relief work It* nearly fifty inmate.*. was burned to the ground. within tlie state—the supervisors j' The only powibility of county co­ felt that it would be for the best in- operation with the state. In the Vr. Wilrfont also remember* the j ■ ■HU UUJlU ULlILU t.rcst of all conjrt 1 io u....* have the' matter of supplying the County . blit fire In Hinting* when the lower' • . j County Bnergeficy felfnre Relief• Emergency Welfare Commission . ' hotel, or Newton House, also all -the, 'onunued frpm pact (Continued from page one) I Commission look ’ : *r all relief :wilh funds, would-be from what is store.* on North Michigan avenue' ...... t^Z--------------------------------------------- work in tljis cotyit^ ; known as the •’Horton money. which were then standing, also the* , tnlMion. Doing ro will save haring! There will be other advantages. The atate.dwes Barry county sonic- '<.... Spalding croquet and fish rod fac- of such money, m arrive in-that city. conflicting’county and state relief nirough cooperation wtl) the feder- thing over• SUS.OOO -—— *-■ lory nil went up hi smoke. It wil-.i agencies V’emotmc to-workJn the ai a] government government tne the state state win will nave have aa ’ ‘ lhc -tax^and t&bc Afte’r the Wilmont famllv hadI a difficult fire to fight, and it seem-i , cd lor a few minutes iw if thc whole! i‘* i-ne time It will considerable fund that can be used to thU c,,un?’ l«r U!*' P^p-im* ■—rckwtlw :o vtnpiuj <mploy men mf.n iur jor wura swk un w countv com,tv -----of liquidating bonds and m«:.iu —• -— opportunitv .« ---=• -iu —nu<\ - they decided they would nwvi • i of Slate street would be wiin.*d out. ’ - a of mipervhing and.roadb. ahJ ... ■ «« . .. . upr^o-I ‘ ’ nitwr .li- - —hw Iizmi* Inun Hastings and so advised hu -rtf ; A steam fire engine was brought' buy them will find that in almost There have been in the past, large -Thu purpose of- this other ficail road t'viu cxpenM-s. Just, W.TU9 wnefe except •veent pHat’ori is ---------------------------.... <,l!uie tlu-re will if the state shall Cam-inr -relief "work, ‘7o employ menU»ho"would. wl.n b.- l«.ft left >r .hall (y,jilng when they would reach Bat down fropt ' Grand Rapid* ThKi )<aWftiuatitities- of furniture and hotiseevery case, that these pictures and > was stationed on the river bank nti where the definitely requires otherwlu require local relief. Sugh 11 a11 ,*« ,o •'> 'j1' furnishing advertisements and cir ­ each Mlch'ein c-unty to do Il-such m< n w1h aw>reclate a chance . to | suto,a,u,“ll>’ »25lx>0- Ol couw ' .•t date, ab-.-ut the middle the foot of Jefferson -street to keep as c*rln< for Bdti?. afflicted cases rilin Ule Inoney. and lt wtll ;county cannot pay this to rJ,«- of November b-r 18*12 IWI it w.i- Iwyond the lire from sprvadiiin beyond that' getting them into their store, where culars distributed in this town ami It b thc puuwe of the board to >r &w the county U they shall tto it ’ "^are Com- the ,1V time wlwji Mr. Lake L_’:_ usually, left ~ . Another one train Qtarloltet the, surrounding territory purport­ thc high powered salesman docs havetake charge u j. wju lPU5 thus p<. be ^p Seen there? ts Is every ev«rv mlssl<>n ----a11111. ;*11 — »teLs it ----from; "tbe tha! ua.v thr ><.T .eommlsdon — n tncn ‘“a. *i,y for home. He had waited‘ was stationed neat’-the foot of Mich-i nit relief work In n-i.rv Mimic .... the ......... ...... state .tave ’iL* tU credit it must uavpay ..... of all Barry county, _____ (reason why supervisors conclud-! s-a‘To e- To save credi. it must tlrnc fcll(j n.,t ..'tx'lm: the Wil- igan avenue, on the south side, to! ing to offer some wonderful bar­ . the rest, which in a great many ’ As mother.' pensions are a part ed that everything in the nature, of!, ve^ „,nJ, .. wonts had started for Hastings. He • >ve thc building.) In that, part of; cases, result in a sale whereby they ” gains in their and our lino. Some of relief work in a county, the temporary relief. Including mothers’ .' Sn ’*, ■ 00 “u^‘ !/tsl. ,"la, 11 V10 "u* going to drive a round-about town. At ant- time the old H.rU 1 tMkMMftmtMt -pnrnm. dull l» IumK»««r.d car- i‘u* £““« •»*“ “““"“J "JI" ’ ........ !• • • • •••-:office •)■,• I. T s: iufof them would be if They could be 1 could have bought BETTER goods also be taken over bv the rommls-.. rit-d on by the County Emergency dtr the Horton bill, there aould accordlngly father in,! : - :r I-,i- .. r Bros, of us for LESS money. had, but the customer who tries to the other members of thc family nt double store were all afire. It was slon. It ha- it.- own examiners to Relief Commission. , ‘ . : hrH°hi^-ni\the . i;-k»k into the merits of everv rase _ ,board- considered what it iy U couiu C“ d no " T. -iicip h-p- uoi-raiiy. agreed pn place In Battle Creek, -w1 hot it did not seem jws-lblc that [ The board considered what it qUfA(jon Of what the county can do an and decide whether the applica-:n)„.M jght be • to cooperate (n ,uppl).,„, ,lmdj .„ hr able .b> to >. do d».,« Co,lnl). started out" to walk to Bedford, hop-' anyone could get near them tn light i ins and expecting to. arrive there fftc: but Mr Wilmont, with th- I tlon Should be er-nted to a mother-^th the County Relief Emergency weuare ............. .. ........... Emergerfby — ••*•**•••-■ Welfare comm Commission ’.ssion win will in _. any■ particular ’Commission in the wav ■ . .. Instance. .......................................... ”! of autsnlvinw ■?**« dtpend rnllrelv upon wlui tft .-at. before Mr. lake did. nnd they sue- acutance nf Kit McElwain, lugged; Tlie tnard cmnd fee no reason if with funds. We explain elsewhere can do .n [>aying what it owes Batrv ceeded. When Lake arrived at Bed- thr; hose from thc old hand engine, ford by the longer route thc father a inch wax pumpjng industriously whv there should be both a rountv, that there was no escape from re- comity—about $95,000 accompanied him back to Battle front thc big cistern on State street.! nnd a stnte agency-at work in the-lduflng the county budget from $78.‘ -------------- » « ► '----------(Creek to pick up the rest of the hack of the two frame buildings nnd same field A* the welfare needs inl500 last year to $60,000 this year— qi |DCD\/|cnDC PUT nilT I family, while Anthony alone started tBe Me*'.er warehouse <i:td put out ' the county are beyond the ability a decrease x>f $12,500. This will; tnV loUno LU I Jjjj I of the county to cate for alone, and jnecessarily curtail the amount of MOTHFR^’ PENSION ITFM out a boy of eleveh years, to walk the fire. Hi- hair and eyebrows ‘ ns the state has set up the organ!*!money that the county can raise by l¥lu 1 nuno_rcnioium 11 ui»i ter Hastings from Bedford. Mr. Wil- were tinged and In* arms blistered, Mr. Wilmont thinks it was before’ ration for doing it and has taken'tax for jxiwible relief wnrk It can- WillBe Looked After by rnont -ay* he remember that that By any outside furniture store on the same class of.goods,.or over such work, and .has voted to,not appropriate as much as it did J was a long walk. When he reached that'time that the old wooden {Emergency, Relief Comm­ this town he inquired for William bridge across the Thornapple on forever forfeit our rights to the furniture Butler. None of those lie tlrri a-ked Broadwav was carried away by the: —Saves County $11,000 ■(.seemed to know WHliam Butler, high water. The roadway,was nuti We explain" elsewhere why the Finallv he went to thc old frame, then built up ns n is now The business of this town. board of supervisors hud to reduce store building, two stories high, at bridge began quite a Utt>- .south of the county tax from STB.500 last “’•’ the river and conformed Ip. ’the About Those year to u little less than $6t>.000 this now occupied by Mr. Tolle* with his grade :of the hill r-n ytc north side.] year, pn account of the fifteen nulls pipdude business. Mr. and Mrs. and-wits carried tor a constiirratnc; ■tax limit law. To meet* this situa­ Hand ojierated the bakery. They distance up that hill before it reach-: 1— House them properly. tion the supervisors decided that not only made bread, pics and cakes, j ‘ •• - • — ’ they would have to cut out mothers' but I hey also baked crackers. Tlie' that the bridge was In danger. H<-j 2— See that they are not infected with worms. pensions, which cost the county lad inquired of Mr. Hand if he know I remembers that among thoa- who' If they arc wc have both flock and individual treatment, $11,000 last year. That does not .... ........................- ....... ...... «... -,iiv >.<i mean, CT that’.."" the mothers no the baker nuswend nnd warn pi-pple from ntt;mpt!nc: 3— Feed them PURINA Lay Chow or WINNER ------v,‘ry will tla!kget - -*"»i help, but it means that the newly that he did. but that it was a cun Laying Mash at $1.95 per 100 lbs. formed Comity County Emergency Relief siderablc Commission will have to took after tn comini II you have plenty of home grain mix yqur own mash ail cases ot nt-x-d. The Judge of using 32 per rent Supplement. It's cheaper. ... .... ------- Although; Probate, in $hdse court thc jx-nsiutu nt night-. innirod tiiat the bridge was are, grunted, and thc finance com­ We Pay the HIGHEST Market Price for mittee of thc .su|KTvlsors, of which an- eccentric character, who loved where the Banner office was thcn>fun tto’ dozen or more employees Supervisor Hyde of Johnstown is and a good breakfast r Poultry, Cream and Eggs located oti the pre ent site of the of Mr. GreuM-l'.s foundry mid machairmari, agreed upon this plan to take any pay. Wullace to it and seed store. Mr. chine *!iop uwd*to have. At that, and n was indorsed by the board of tell aonie tall fishing, hunting and Dewey owned a cylinder pre.;-, and tune plow ixunt* were made by thc . siipervLwr*. j■j cd to and lit.* unci.-. trapping stories. It is interesting did not have a steam cngihe to op- i-Jiop iur almost every make of plow, I difficulty in .gettni'g to remember thijt Luther Bennett, crate It Ini-lead there was a large They sold tor nb>ut one-third of It Ls estimated that -10.000.000 per­ . wheel with a lone handle which a the presr-nt price. Mr. Greusel was renumbered the son, for n long time operated sons ride blcycivs in Britain. a blacksmith shop at that place, strong man-could turn.if he liad lots a jolly, employer, wlui’loved to play wax ;ti-<> an expert plnstcror, of muscle Anthony had the mus- Jokes on folks<mid rntoyjed a good ground. us a violin player. Luther civ and regularly every.week fur one on himself. Mr. Wilmont .-aid one time playing at u dance a coiustdt rabh time hc'w-.u* the. horse lie could never n‘:k to work for a ting.-, when omeone asked jxiwcr for the Banner, which then better man. He looks back bn tlnwe inn yon play Money Mibk'.*” printed two pngwl at ti Pule on the twenty years an among tlie hap:h Luther answered, ’ Well old Campbell pref.-. For three hunts piest and best of his Hie Now. nt i t, I'll tix it so no damn man of this hard, work he deceived the 82, Iw knows hi . die** of hard work, ai play it.” and la* rauld.do princely sum of 50 cent*. ., are over. He Iur- enjoyed Hu.nl|ngn ; Twenty yvat., of Mr. Wilmont^ in his 71 '.rars of life here, He has । the late Ge.irev M. Dewey life was sja nt In Hasting* a* a nothing bilt good, trill toward the ublishlng the Bunner in the moulder In the employ ol Sylvester <uy and its pcojile. He bus always Wilmont owned p Cirvuscl. who is still living at the UFen glad tu me» t his share of tlie vcftt of wht re th- home of his son in Battle Creek; resjxinMbilltles tiiat fail to the good House now standi, and near Mr. Wilmont delights to recall the citizen. MS UVEO HERE WELK RELIEF IMS DEM 02373607 Misleading Advertising Of Furniture Bargains We Will Absolutely Guarantee To Meet Any Bona-Fide Prices Offered Just A Word Pullets Miller Furniture Co IN BUSINESS OVER .THIRTY YEARS Wallace Feed and Seed Store A Larfife Surplus Stock ^TZZSZZZSZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZj- Former Prices Disregarded!. fLETi GO AMERICA Shoes for Work or Dress With the railroad v.-Smg in-the i>ufl:!- See Our Windows Thursday, Friday and Saturday We’re Forced to Make Room tor Rubber Footwear I : hOW th I watch*­ ’ rcadim was icti up Ini j tied io thc upi : animal had toek I roit, which tin ‘ which in jurn op :a’<.! I mill b Children’s Shoes and Oxfords Boys’ Long Wearing Shoes and Oxfords Built strong to «tand hard knock*. soft Llk leather., ^oomy toe*. Sizes 8 to 2 Your Choice ralue. long wearinc soles. Your Choice $<44 All sizei in .Boys Women’s Suede Footwear PUMPS. TIES. STRAPS—BROWNS and BLACKS Everyone’s wearing suede for dress—Now priced low $1.9S $2.4S $2.9S Men’s Dress Oxfords and Work Shoes Several Style* to Choose1 From. Youi\ $<88 All Choice sizes 6 to 11 Men’s and Boys’ Leather Hi Cuts Men's 16-in. Height, Double Soles, now ‘2.98 Boys' 12-in. Hicut OQ Shoe*, D'ble Sole*, now CaaCaV Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store 114 W. State St ‘Barry County'* Busiest Shoe Store” Hastings, Mich. the Camp Ground’ ro which furnished the t» egplled an amusing d with trees and Rnitts. that-jx-rtod cows not onto run ischoldcr had to have about his premise*. but thr. One mus iiorttc. There were no elect nor lights of any kind an ti. As he was hurrying ’through the grubs west.of the school house he fell over something. . Ho realized it grist mill, which wa was an animal, Before he cou!d-rel. of tiic lower dam. i the two. Also the Barlow and Good­ cover from his fright he stumbled year erf-t miU. Mr. Wilmont. over another cow ul-o in hLs path­ ; laughed ns he Mid, ••‘nitre :>n'- <w i­ way. Still more brightened than i ter enough in that creek nt times ever he went slam against a cow i to.turn a grindstone norv. eav noth­ that was standing up. He was sure that he was a goner, tluit a bear was ; ing about ;»*vr for three mill- " I Mr Wilmont was a mertiter of the bound* to get him. wlwn one of the I Hastings Arc drpartmen? for forty cows- that he disturbed .-di-iok the i years, for twenty-five years of that h’ll that was attached tolthe strap :tlme being the pipeman. For many about her neck. He* afterwards; w. , learned'.that there were, about 25) yfctrs-the only flic fighting cqmn! ----men: was the t1— bucket • brigade • • - COUa ln t,1Bl btfnch, each with a who । passed the water by hand up to the ‘'’Ire^'Ht sounding bell, so tiiat she) flry in bucket*. He recall* when the ^>uld dlit|hgui#hed from thc oth1 eg hand engine was purchased, and ers ^er °*I,erremembi'red that tht-writer s-dathf-r Naturally Mr. Wilmont became' .was chief of the fire department at interested in hunting, and fishing* (that time. Ho recall* how they Used as a kid. Hi' said most people now to practice with that old hand en- would not rea’.lfc that nt one time ijyL5*** ,1i'w blg n they Leach lake emptied Into Middle lake.) ;could throw and how far. that into, what was called Lnwer rrn’r”’lx<rs the first b‘.g tiro Jake, and that in turn emptied into Hastings had. At that time he was the Little Thornapplc rfver. It was W?W1 ln the* frame the endeavor of several farmers to’ .building that now stands where the Rain more pasture land that led to iCut-rate shoe store Is heated the ditching on the south end of He happened to look up and saw Leach lake, so that water now runs smoke coming front thc roof of the toward Twin lakes instead of toward ! >wo-.Mory frame butldin'g at the Middle lake. . , corner of Church and Slate streets. Right here it might be interest-i now occupied by the Banner office. Ins to recall that Mrs. Wilmont / Uu’P °'cllJ:!l‘<1 hy a grocery father^ Albert S. Cptllns, was the rnil condt*‘*d bJ' J'M-ph man who had charge of the saw3£n* W,‘en hv 'hf min in Hastings in those earlier h5 .dr°PP«l his armful of days. “hurried to Mr. Cole to Mr. Wilmont remembers the little ‘ In hl. ?? .t5rr* a fl™ ujMtalrs building on the north side of the hl’trvx o 0011111 not rtver ncar Michigan Avenua, about i *Trie ■$ •M*PPC<1 out- where Urn old Newton cider mill ' ” ?’,MT he rushed up- used to itand, that the father of . _f0,nid llw whole .upper Luther and Lon Bennett operated r?,„.n.,na.mMS' Jt WM 8Onie Job a blacksmith shop. He was an 1 flre „11 was done by *3fPert workman and made spears. tea.ing down one little building and traps and knive* for the Indians in leaving another, occupied by John the earlier days and later for hunt-j Hessmer. On the roof of the Beu-j ers, fishermen and trappers. He was late Henry A G< CHEER UP 111 nn iiiiii min CLEAN UP Camay Kirk’s Hard Water Castile Chipso Flakes or Granules P & G and Kirk’s Flakfe Oxydol z Large 23C Large 23c Ivory Flakes 2 8 Smalt Small lie Sc 19c 25c 10c loc THESE PRODUCTS ARE TRUE VALUE BARGAINS. BUY ALL YOU CAN NOW The dealers listed below are running special soap sales HASTINGS, MICH, Feldpausch Food Market C. H. & W. L. Hinman Hastings Food Shop Wood Bros. Harry Sponable W. E. Roush H. Warner Bessmer’s Market FREEPORT, MICH. J. H. Reamer Freeport Cash and Carry I. H. Moore F. E. Brunner WOODLAND, MICH. E. O. Shorno Mr*. R. L. Wright PRAIRIEVILLE, MICH. W. F. Smith H. A. Beadle H. McKibben ASSYRIA, MICH. C, C. Serven DOWLING, MICH. J. Don Wright HICKORY CORNERS F. J. Towne DELTON, MICH. H. T. Reynold* C. L. Leonard, R. & W. CLOVERDALE, MICH. Patton'* Grocery R. E. Pierce NASHVILLE, MICH. E. C. Kraft John Appleman MIDDLEVILLE, MICH. J. J. Vanderveen Frank Lee �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1033 Social Events and Personal Mention L..—--' , /. - — . - A 1 ”1 American Legion H rh V nKr fll I IVIHIlL nLL Auxiliary Activities IIULLU z-siaar-A itr-ixbr-id o„ TOt^,K, . .■-s-rl regular meeting : \:".',rtcan L?g'.cn Auxili try u.llb: Held a GflMFS HF PF ;up ‘he law profession, made Judges appointed for life terms and respon*>ble not to voters, who could be in- . imi i TUESDAY EVENING Sports UnillLU IILLI I UL-one hundred year* England ha* gone ahead in thi* matter and reduced Chas Ed*Eid.i of Newaygo was ki 'Continued from page one) ! meeting. to have a social hour at SAME HOLDS TRUE IN crime to a minimum. America can the city Monday. her son. Wm. Several.^.li ——’S HAPPY gathering do-the same. ' of Bat-' HELD H ON SUNDAY eLU UN OU NUM! every session, starting next week Fred Henson of Richland was In und Mrs. Rose Blankcnburg LIFE, SAID DR JOHN "Who is a lawyer.?' asked thc prizes have been prepared, which II ■ He Creek. I u--------‘• AH members are unit'd to attend nnd the city on Turrsdfy on business. speaker. And he proceeded to an­ tlie boys and girls will appreciate. i now is the time to pay your dues 1 E. TRACY Miss Anne Burton of.Ann Arbor of John Pour Plan-1: for the observance ot Arm­ swer that he i* a man certified by When the parade readies thc | In Wool, Leather thc state to be a man Intelligent monument at the intersection of • I istice Day will be announced later. 'I . indianapoli*. tnd.. Frank Met at Lake Burgens. NO CIVILIZED SO­ and moral enough to fill that re- Broadway and State streets, the' I! |i Mr. and nnu ' Mr* *uia, John JUIlll Shafer coater ot of Odessa Resort Corduroy! girls will turn to the left and go to ; [ sponslblfl^placr satisfactorily. But it Mrs Anna Teadt Diets ot clew'" | Fowler were Sunday guest* guests of Mrs CIETY WITHOUT LAWS . On Bunday. October 21. Wenonah Mr. and Mr- Archie McDonald land. Ohio, visited Hastings friends M F,.d,.wa and famjly, -------is reflflpiizrh ---------------------------that there la a --ronsld-1 — I the High sdiool gym. where a com-! the post week. Mr and Mrs. Andrew Herbert cn- Reiort al fnke Odessa was the scene entertained eight i’u•.-!.•> *i n buffet He Recommended England's! e.-able percentage of lawyers who do1 mittee has prepared an interesting . T , , <not know as much as they sliould; program of games and sports. The, | Mr and Mrs. Carl Weaplntet re-pertained a nephew from Constan- of one of the most delightful gnth- ten on Sunday evymng followed by a pleasing nuulcai program by Larry Plan of Naming Judges and another element* who are smart .boys will proceed tn the- fair turned on Monday utter a few days'I tine pari of the past.week. getting togetlier of tile descendants Wolfe. . lenough. who have no moral back- grounds, where they will be separat.- I Wool Jackets In red. green, visit in Chicago . Mrs M. Fedcwa. Mrs.Maude i Cleaning Up Pfofessipn orange and coral. In the Jatground which makes it unsafe toen-'ed into four groups, depending up- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Loy Royer of Battle Schomp and Mis* Ambra Fedewa of- the twin ----- -daughter* —-— of the late ' The members of the Commercial trust them tn m» responsible a post- 'bn their ages. Dick Htird will be in I est styles. Thc jackets are Creek vfldted Mr. And Mm. Gary were In Grand Rapid* on Salur- ,J°hn Peter Frank, who fought un­ SUFFERS FRACTURED --------Club'hud a rare privilege at'thdr . tUn in human society. day. der George Washington. charge of the group from fite to I Cro.ik on Sunday well tailored from tlw finest RIBS AND LIMB luncheon yesterday -noon, when -they Formerly all a lawyer did was to;eight; Al Brown of thdsc from nine Many in (his, county remember Mrs Ruble Kelley of Kalamazoo Mr*. M. A. Lambic, accompanied fabrics. Thc prices arc Ibtencd toDr. John E. Tracy, an ; try cases in court. Now a lawyer s'to eleven; Joseph Brozak those from' spent Wednesday With her mother. by Lente Chaflee of Nashville, spent 'tosc twins. Mr*. Julia Ann Demamy ———™ A^'AruJ-He *University Law' business is largely that of a businew twelve to fourteen and Leslie Haw- I XK the week end with M!m Helen Lam- «',rt Mr* Elizabeth Ann Rilxm II. who Floyd Van Auker ot Belding I'. Mrs Mary Burges*. . Ill' was intro ­ consultant, who attempts to keep thorne those from fifteen upward.' midst for a great many Mrs Albert Logan of Ann Arbor bie at Frances Shimer school; Ml .**>'•’ »n duced by Attorney Archie McDon ­ Injured Sunday—Thrown ’ his chenl client out of difficulties difficulties. He u; is;'There will be games and .-port* ’ ' . M'nr* nnd were Bra) Daughter* of was the guest of Mrs. W. R. Cook Morris. 111. ald. . . an officer of the court, and is .is ;aplenty at the fair grounds which' .... . Mr. and Mrs L. E. R>ycr enter- .the fioplui De Mar.sac. Chapter. N 8.. From Cur to Ground 1 The theme selected by Dr. Tracy much bound as the. court Itself, or. will make an interesting and enjoy­ ’’ laidlcs' leather Jackets In Mr and. Mr* Frank Rowley of-lalned-hte mother, Mr* Mary Roy- D.. *' A. * R. " of Grand Rapids. As Mr and Mr* Floyd Van Auker Thr families couunenv-d to ar ­ the prosecuting attorney, to i-ei :able time for the boys tan and brown suede .ant ex­ er. alno Mrand Mrs Harry Royer Adrian were Sunday guest* of fix ‘ ~ **“ —J - ----little Dorothy Prins cif Belding gave a fine talk fur laymen, who that laws arc respected Wc haw tremely popular thia f *11. Al the gym. members of thc Busiand two soils of Bradford. Ohio, over rive about 11 30 and kept coming and and Mr*. J. E. Matuxm. were driving to HasUngs Sunday to surely appreciated it. He said that until i 30. when a bountiful pot plenty ot half-baked lawyers said ;ness Women’s, Hospital Guild will ] Zipper or button front* are Mbs Marguerite H&maiiiiperger the week end. visit Mr. and Mr .fame* Gilmer. I wlutt made game* worth while are available at of Ypsilanti visited Mis* Jean Mr*. J. C. Ketcham left on Tues­ luck dinner wxi enjoyed by seventy- they met with mi accident about the rules A game conducted without, the'<jieaker. and we have far more ■ assist the teachers in charge. than ----- we need of shrewd, -----tricky, . — dis-1 I At both thc boys' and tne girls' I day for Kansu* City. Mo. and five people. Mr* A L Rathbun of luikr Odes­ one o'clock ju*l north-ufid ca<t of'mirs would bean absurdity The honest and disreputable lawyers ‘ meetipg sweet cider and doughnuts Mr. and Mr* tao .Sutton and son Marshfield. Mo., for a visit with Freeport . rule* make tin- game The *anw i .. .— .j--wjtnfe served. and of Kalamazoo vuited Hastings rela- rclativrs Russell Zerbel accom­ sa. a daughter of Mrs Russell, and According to the n p; rl given the holds true in the game of life We owner of the resort, had arranged '- It u believed that the Interest ! panied hfr as chauffeur. Banner. Mr. Van Auk«r was driving cannot have a civilized -society withtaken in the young folks by the citi­ Mr. and Mr*. Roy Cordes and Mrs. the large ball. ro>m into a dining sbuth and a Mr Klahn, accompan- 'out rule, Mr. and Mrs. W. G Shane of Fine, soft corduroy jackets ' the University of Michigan to de roomland it was arbowvr of beauty, zens, including the city council, Grand Ledge visited Mr nnd Mt* W. R. Cook, also Mrs. Phylite Rey­ led by hla wife and two children. The jaws which are the rules of are preferred by many col­ nolds and Mrs. Albert Logan of Ann with flags drajM-d livre and there, wtre driving from the . east, when th- gain of life, c ner briefly the*c this. Thirty per cent of those who which appropriated $25 fur thc L. Severance un Wednesday. . lege students. We have the start the study of. law in the Unirer-' /•cals." will be such that thr usual Arbor ----have ----ocen ---------spending. a few and thc pictures- of George and the Klahn car hit the left rear ■eneral subjects . Myer VombetK nnd Cash Bcechef -----•> i Martha Washington and of thc -----------------------------------------------------•*ity of Michigan are sent home and chalking of windows and other Hal-' Ciuirlotte attended Hie meeting day* ut A Century of Progress. wheel of thc Vnn Auker machine । >— ,hK„««. ; towe’en pranks will be set aside, and tiic Hustings Rotary Monday "Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wulldorff. twins. Mrs Dcmaray and Mrs Rus­ away with the doctrine of rule of of the firs* year That is because an orderly, pleasant evening for $^95 Ml-.' Beul,ih Severance wx-, home Ml*a Minnie Harrison and Robert sel. adorning the walls. Then- were Van Auker was thrown out. t . . . . . . ,he>' ar,J ascertained not to be In­ everybody will take place. from Knlamazoo Saturday and Miv. and Helen Walldortf were Sunday two table* filled with family keep­ Mr. Klahn at once assisted. Mr i Safety nf property. So that one reljcctually or morally capable of sake* and cherished relic* -for thr .MKs tails was home Hom Sturgis guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jm. Gleaand Mrs. Van Auker and ---------Dorothy who own* property may have peace- mung a lawver s nlaee in wra-re— . — . . — _ .inspection of Hie guesta. One wa* V. his car and brought them to nb'e pouruiun of it. Kennith Mead «>f Knlamarx) is _____________ son of Lansing. The■ viaS X41aiKthe THE COUNTY BUDGET ~ ■. ^...;.;iMrs Agnes Fisher. Miss Helen a watch engraved with tlutr father s Pennock hospital where it was found ^[hiidlng tl.v thc jrt-ck with ’£hu grand*’ TOTALS'$65,988.46 paients. Mr and Mr. JoMqHi Mead Newton nnd Mis* Mated Stain, also name. John Peter Frank.-which be Mr and Mr.- ta'wls Wilson and Ml Lena- Warren of Sunfield spent carried all through tiic RevolutlOn- at hi* tegs and three ribs. ix-Mdcs4 Rules defining Hu rights of r)!e .state insists upon such thorough Sport* Jacket* in tan and M‘ii George of Deiroit sirnnt Friday .from Friday till Sunday ut A Cell- ary war. ' having bad-cut . on his head. His Thia Is a Reduction of Well bftiwn suede are being worn CI . . , . . training for thrrn-jfour year* in the with Mr ami Mr. Raymond Bolton, lury ot Progress. 1| Alt *" Rathbun of ’Lake Ode-sa was wife was cut acre ; th" n-w'and. cnH»" „,reiir did „,M our ,,UJ laws come from literacy department and an equal by ’more men than ever be­ Toward $13,000 Ifrom Mr nnd Mr* • Willlijm'Siigr and Mr. and Mrs Wayne G. Frey and robed in royal purple and took the badly bruised and thi- little girl had jp.Where* atisuercd by by saying. "Largely e mwwered Largely . lint , Ul ln thc tj lc medical medical school. That fore. We have Jacket* of tolc of Washington, while Mis family of Grand* Rapid* were Hun- Dorothy Jean spent Sunday al Ha*‘Last Year's Budget bad puts on h.-r (are Thc people froin evauUon." He started with process weeds out t flncsl quality here al fainliv. when 1 d»y gursts of Mr and Mr*. Fred ting*. Monday they- drove to their Charles Holomon <>f Hastings acted ... .u_ .............. .... u1)rl vcl^. htThe beard of supervisors closed Young home in Michigan City, Ind. from the part of Martha', wearing a mo-.t tii At lit, itjwi.i . Mr. van Auker natural ruler. There grew up a |O ,t But the Ditv of*1— ------ • $725 $850 $10 n ,| jt. BUt tjie p|ty of (he thing is. their wtrfe on Saturdav. They .becoming colonfal c*tt)nw 'mere wa* doin Mr. and Mrf Jack Hnyder were tn their; cottage at Fwe lake t ax w»ll x* possible ..... and mrgrr brg<.r wtth ' ' “ ' * P “ y doitrt as — .... _. adopted the budget for county tax. tribal laws. nt the present time, that the l»iv' U-iY.* ->,,,1 11. I....... __ . . CiikdonlJ Friday on bu im • Tlivy Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Chapclle, were several others who wore colon­ his wife nntrDi.rothy have In*, left tl... the Then Micigty enlai-gtxl there re 30 pc, (w.r wm cent liw tlu. viuwiiuo university wreu* weed* UUl out the total of which h 46538846. . hnsnltnl ,. ‘ ----- ■-Htittcs - Ht w. ub.o railed on Mr and Mrs Earl Uprlna and Bob of Charlotte and tai dress also. rt. °- -r ■ uh uhrvj. first- . uw ..r lls i... law ,classes ...... . •»._ PZL_______ . , >wrl *^' tolic* at first of the ............. first year can which is nearly $13,000 less thattFavors on liar table were red. Kvrmecn Ernest Severance and Mis* Dorothy Wijol jackets for men In the county budget for a year ago TUr nniiiuTV'o or iccrrn ? a ’ . h \ ,r “ l1 . <,r ? “ es ' ' V> , fcing3 co 13 K,,ne school nnd. in onewhite and blue horns nnd confusion Mi- nnd Mr* Patil H. fjchantz of Sampson ot Detroit were week end »4<orts styles art? coming into Ri-cklord, 111 visited Mi*. George guests at thc .Lemuel Severance reigned during the dinner hour. A THE COUNTY S REJECTED te"to fhc trials uxx more nnd mon- tldrd of the tune required ut Ann The items in the budget are as folpopular favor again this fall. . large cake, decorated with the ’ FYCFFH ^7^000 ‘lI U.n"'. ?1Rlr Arbor, they can get a diploma that. Tinkler and oH-.vr relatives here m’v- home. , We have a complete line. I AAto LAUttU QcO.UUU authority try' them to a clian->jn f,)|r easv gUjnK state, permits For State Hospitals . .$ 6.000 00 er.il day* last wwk Dr. E J. Pratt will spend Friday. American flag and the dates. 1776­ Rofnaon tn nffor Thom fl nnd 1“Ur ,o J?JdR‘'R'. thpm to practice law This should be Board of SupervUjpta.. 3.00100 Mrs . A. I) Kniskcrn r. turned Saturday and Sunday of this week 1933, wa., made by Mrs. Struble of St-Ito Contagious pireascs .. 200 00 Monday trnni Evant loti. III. where in Lancing attending-the. Michigan Flint and Mrs. RathbUn cut it into otatc Refuses to Ulfcr mem As 1<a grew, precedent became a prevented at Tax Sales Because of I te* te’ °f la* At first a king would Wr npcd an . integrated bar hi Bounties : 900.03 she vi*it"d Mi. and Mn> Lewis Osteopathic As-xxriatlnn Convention 100 pieces. i decide a ca*e in a certain way. La- Michigan. In the tpeaker * judgment 200 00 Coroners . Knhkrrn for thi1** wreks. ■ and d-.,lna some special work ih a ' Let Rusm.'.)1 qj Lan«ing was chair- ■ Faulty Description's ter when a !to,sl3r u.p,!u' <-very lawyer should be compelled to I man for the day mid Mrs. Herbert Fuel 'Courthouse and Mr. nnd Mr nartL'KW'mpel f,M,t clinic. TTuBanner has explained that would remember how he decided pu• a member of the Michigan Bar JaiH . 80000 ..... „... ..... Hulling Zorbcl Mr. and Mrs R. T. Walton and Calkins of Hastings presided at the previous one nnd decide the new one amt ,!.■*•!*!.. th*, Association. If any member were when a description of land is re- ..rrvinn. Water and Light. 800.00 of Kalnmaz<>o visited Mr and Mrs. Mr nnd Mis. James R. Mxson were; piano. •coming fftrned to Hie .state for unpaid taxes, similarly; so prccedehU. were built found to be morally unlit to practice Books and Supplies . 120000 Of,fleers choM-n for thr t Henmin Zerbel on Wedivsdny in Ann Arbor Saturday at Hie Riol11. preMdent; Elections . Cr .. ---------,2,000 00 president; toforv the state will advertise Hutt up. first in Ute minds of rulers; later the law. found to be tricky, dis­ Mt . Frank Winslow. Mr:- Minnie ball game. Mis* Gertrude Bentley year weie. Let Ruswll. c decisions'came to be written.: honest, found to be mentally unfit | Recording Births and S' vi ni’nn- and Mt* Carrie Sever- accompanied them and visited Mrs Mis Audrey Knshmaul. seerrtary‘ description at-a tax sale it will as- the ■•ure itself that tl v property U prop­ until now when one steps into, a tiic Association could get rid of I deaths. . 20000 gnci* of St Jo|ins *jn nt one day last R M. Laurcnpon. lawyer's office he. -.... will find— shelves erly described. TJiis is ncccxsary be- ------— --------In*, on Building.: . . 1,800.00 him. und hi* day* of practicing law week with Mr und Mrs L. Scverfince. Mr*. Mary Henncy has returned next year al tlie beautiful farm tvlwn the description is of- , of b*xik* that are simply reports of would then be over in Michigan ■ Soldiers' Burial 400.00 Mr. and Mis j.e. Brennan and to her hony? in Freeport after an ex­ home of«.\fr. nnd Mrs Ed. Demarav. cause, fered for sale at a tax sale, if' there how ---------caws have ----1 been — “ decided. ' J “ • ' Tn Tills ' ‘ County officers' salar­ That Is .the way Pennsylvania is Mi.-> Flotenr Watkins of Wyan- tended stay with her daughter and northeast of like Odessa. This '’Clothing and Shoes ies . 25.00000 dot wer*- muol Mr. and Mrs husband. Mr. and Mrs Andrew nev«T-to-be-forgottrn <t a v closed is not .a correct description thr sale is to guide the attorneys and the moving. Tiiat is the way wc must go for Men and Boys W j. Wiitkins over tlie week end. Roush. Mrs. Kenney has recovered; with singing "Blest He The Tie That is vojti; so Hie auditor geriernl's <®-j Judge in th<nr decision how a in Michigan if we want to get the , Circuit Court ---- :... 5.000.00 wna of OI lawyer* lawyers lf)Ol we ought Probate Court 2.50000 , Binds." aticf another lovely gathering partment endeavors. Io have nil dr- given caw ought to be-settled. In kind that we ought to to Mri- Corinne G mid und Mrs. from her recent illness. scriptlnn-' correct, if not. they are hu «.,v <»- «re.l Ixxlyof ommon |„,c-re.l knd.rv In dm lb? H,hl Justice Courts . . 800.00 Winona Downing of taunting .-•;>« nt Andrew HputstAtier and sisters, ' passed into history'. returned to each county as "refected 1 I:, .-, by tan built up Tl.ere u. »n, K) ,, r „' wto J,. Juvenile Court and DeMr. the we-k end with Mr and -.Mrs Mrs. Miranda Sisson and Mrs. Ida Tlwxoin ----- - attendance Werth .... ofother the kind-of law that we call their clients out of punishment; tlon Home ---------....u Mrs -..a, Dick mm.* Struble. otruoie. rum; Mr taxes” ,if the descriptions 500.00 John Eddy i.nd Mks Rexute L';wn- Palmaticr, went Sunday to WaLson and Flint; Mr For Poor Relief ----- 10,000.00 ।Corners, Allegan county, tor a visit and 11— Mrs U slic RiL..m |1 and daugh- P^rty arc not clear or not corrcc' statute law -the acts of IcgWaUve wh!ch they dcserre. or out of mnases ---------._ .... 538.46 nn'-’ lMr »««> ..M™ ..Vern .. Dnvj.. in n rommunlcnHon to the board ixxlks in defining ngiiU. duties and which they have come into through ' County Normal ...i,... Mr. and M.- Do. Olmstead anti with Mr and Mrs. Thomas Hart. ,Pr .. .... ui»K: m., Mr allu and „irs Mr* of -MipcrVisors, thc auditor general 1 supervisors, thc auditor general; ii'sponBIbllltlea. . folly'and wrona-dnina 750.00 Pennock Hospital s,... ;»-J~»»' ■•I'— ... . :! Uwir their own folly and wrong-doing. family "I Flint were week end' Mrs Hurt being a sister; until almost tender. Put the beans in recent ycars^said thc speaker. B{X.aker loId lKlu._ , Starr Commonwealth. 100.00 rtue.- 's <i: ins nioih«r and ..istcr." Mrs. , Mr. and Mr*. Guy Miller of Lns Stewart Kudunaul' and family teports that there tire several imin a grexsed casserole and arrange Woodlnnd; Mr. and Mrs Hcrbf'r: W'rf»rt l : '' r ' cc ' A^rintton. de.criptkms fiwt tluit h.v. have Iwr been wc arc hearing ‘ m uch complaint Bee Inspect lop 100.00 , a . ” .u h F arln i : , . n,uch . C0 ' ’ ’ Pte»n ’ 1 session of the legislature, the Michi: Angeles, Cal..-were week cndqtueat*. Emma Olmstead and Mrs. Edith slices of Jiam on lop. t granddaughter. MrSand MrSand rclurn, ‘ d ,rt him from this county iibotit the law It is claimed .that , ---------about the law. It • is claimed -that gan B rtr Association presented a bill 1 Federal Ext. Work ... 800.00 Oalkln* and of their aunt and unde. Mr. and Bnii’h The Ota. state many criminals pro- whlch wuuiu would nave haw rcsuireq ^1^ in ln mint- 1 School Census 460 0(1 Mr. H.iu and Mr*. .‘^f’a‘d. ,tax7 ... “ -. — get - off without ... Make a sauce by cooking fat. **•*• ■ Charles ......... . Solomon. nai. airs. for... ... Mr. and Mrs. Jack BnjMcr ac- Mrs. Joseph Mead. They, accom- Mr*. Ituied in ... |t..., .rin this thi* rere- tier per nuntehfnent. punUhment Hit* Thte is not na fault fault 1 lng thP faichtgan tor of Repairs Jail etc 2.000 00 ' browning onion tn it. Then . add Ci'ni)X<iii<d by Ml and Mrs. Euri panled by Dor Mead and family of Edward Lawrence and son* and Mr. "•»? cbiinty tax included Tt,c nf. ,h'' (l;‘V 11 .Lhc.fau L-.cf ’h.c utuble. dishonest and mediodre icascnirtgs, vegetables and two cups Kenn'cii <>f Caledonia visited Mi Kalamazoi sjient Sunday with Orr and Mrs. Charles Lawrence and ,,'r,rd •b’ l-s ,S3 M^4. 'neiuded. which would lx- udmlnikualion of the law. There Is lawyers. Thc bill passed the lowc-: Total .865.988.46 at water, and cook until they beg'in anti Mr:. E- H. Hull of Charlotte on Mead and family of Battle Creek. , daughter*Hasting.; Mr*. Wm. Rititer und daughter. Detroit; Wreton ->*’n'1,1l> taxes -chajd mw, :road too much syni|»thy. too much sen- howir BlrnOht unanimously. Then it1 to fall apart Put tlie sauce through Sunday. HAM AND LIMA BEANS. |B Bank* and Mr and Mrs Ray- *ax£, r,c' ‘ 3'**? ”• “T"1 ‘,cra"on“1ly too much uot to the senate. The chairman of a sieve. Pour two-thlrda of this ;,nonrt son.- Grand Rap“ 1,1 31 of E“cl‘; Pities entering into cases so the committee having that matter sauce'over the beans and bake in a kon Hol.• : Mi nnd On Tuesday night. Mr*. Gary Garyi™ — Riw-i'll----and ------­ 1 c dried ilma beans ih «; wm. Russell. Mulliken; Mrs 5°^ «» “ ’ de-cnplaw is ignored to thc detriment Of t n charge tea Detroit gentleman in hot oven i4(>0 degree* F.i until the : Mulliken;. X.... Mrs. Robert Cook on Thursday en­ Crook wax hostess to Methodist L ; *rts— 4 thin slices smoked ham. —- —................ lt v whihdty there ™ ham L> browned, about 25 minutes. route from Augu-tn. Maine, to Au- A S- Circle No. 2. about twenty at-iG*orRr Em*bcrgw|fcMan*flelc|, Ohio; at sonu’ future tax sale the tax col­ Turn the hap once during cooking. un{* Mn. Wm. Brings nnd fnm- lection can be mare. In making Another trouble, said the speaker, lawyers, who realized what the pas­ Baylcaf, thyme, salt, pepper. gusta. Georgia. . • tending After Hie bountiful supper. Thicken the remaining sauce by re­ Mr and Mrs. Hugo Wunderlich thc business session wxs conducted “>'• Gnind U-dge; Mr. mid Mrs. ,-------- — „ „ our method of selecting judge*.‘.a„e O1 th . blll Chopped parsley. corrections County Treasurer Nothing can be more certain than'them and tn th-ir ilk in . 2 sliced onions. heating with one level tablespoon ot i.nd MIn- Maxine Wunderlich have by Mrs. Floyd Everhart,, followed B<‘r! Moon and son. Mr. and Mis these Mau* has been of materia! xvlst- that it i* a grterou. wrong, par- SS? ^najed act ! fiour to serve with the casserole returned from a visit with relatlVra by a social time. Mr*. Archie Me-. E[n"flt R’i-ssell mid daughter and ancr to membe rs of the txmrd. , hcularly in cities toViret judge* for amothtred tn tht! eommiiS chah- I 3 sliced carrots. i dish. ' 2 c canned tomatoes. in Oklahotnn. having been gone for Donald will be the hostess in No- Elw’r‘ RU'*H and family, Ionia ’ ’ • ’ l term of from lour to six years. If man's hinds nnrt it u-a. ------- --------------------T flour. u'lnoer_________________________ Llllp Rush- Mr nnd Mrs. Ed. Dem­ Twn muunnrn nn nu The ingredients in this recipe are' a lawver is fit to bo a fudge, hr I'?.?* W.lk'1 nevPr re- j ______________ aray mid son. Mr and Mr. !>■; TWO HUNDRED GO ON ported out. What we must hare in Soak the beans overnight, then in quantities sufficient to serve six ! Rush, Mr and Mrs Leo Ru«h and > rcvniiocinM enunsv 1 ”r;,rt,c'' wWch 11P "?ust cm' u” Michigan, said thc speaker, is a cook in the soaking water a* u*ual[to eight, ,A,±n'A,o'A-o*l.'o‘X'«'i'o'2:nini’o'X‘0'2'i?'^'_: family, Mr. and Mr.-.John. Dcmaray. *EXCURSION SUNDAY When he becomes a judge. He real- public sentiment among laymen that ___________________________ ________ x ' 1 Izcs. after he leave* hLs practice. u-lll a Mr. und Mrs. Merle Dcmaray. John will fn." force such a~ measure ... as al.L. this ‘j he through thc legislature, so that the' tr Ru*sdl»and • Mi. and Mrs. Alt Sever®.] Missed the Train in . that he cannot go back to .it; nhimn-n cw <3 Idcr wishes to hold In orfi Rathbun of Lake Odessa, also fjve Chtcago Rut But C. K. xa. S. t(, told lt. hethe nn}position. M have the fa. Michigan bar can be purged of its n‘ members of thc Sopha De Marstic unfits, it* misfits and shyster mem-1 Waited for Them Ivor cl those who elect him. and fiers. He expressed his belief that, te Chapter of the D AR. from Grand One hundred nineteen went from1 ^at 1* thc bane of our judicial sys- 'the laymen of the state of Michigan is Rapid*. ’ ---------»......... ........ Hastings on Bunday on the C. K. A: tei“ present time. What we would do a neat >>b of cleaning up' Tomorrow? Next Week? lr ।1 ENTERTAIN WTH SHOWER, excundon to Chicago, und 81 au«ln ,o havc ts 1,11 circuit judge*, law situation if tlie lawyers! jx, The Misses Florence and Mar- from other part* of the county The'PartlMUarly where they serve in the themselves fall to do it in thc next £ ;garcl O’Donnell entertained with a iiard storm on uSaturday „vMJU„, WUJ ___________ WXs doubt- ■ cities, appointed Jor life__or for good jfew months. Renew Friendships... Retain FriendsSaturday, Oct. 28 Friday, Oct. 27 it mbccltenepus ahowcr Monday eve-‘less responsible fof for manv many not going.behavior. going-ix'havior. Then wc we Would would have a tetar (i ning at their home, 6fl 8, Hanover, on Bunday, though 2i)t) is n goodly totter administration of th'1 Ww rnilMTY DmimCH AD Send Card! 0. jhonoring Mrs Clark O'Donnell, nr1 number for this lute in thc season ;Thwe,te complaint aboyt the fact l<UUf* I T ntUULtU Ar­ te Helen Mill*. The prize* for Hie varit is refiorted that several were 11,31 cases arc settled by precedent: PROPRIATION -BY $9,000 ji .Jous thc ............ evening were with unthr *igiu* sights ni nt nilthe‘tot the sjieaker ----------defended this xs ■. — games .......... of........ ...... cup- rm „ engrossed wiiii ---- — —-. . ______ • a . ttlml lit- Mixes Ml... Madeline st...loll..... LyBarter. I '..tv.fair ........ . ...................... ......... ....^ ........... a....... o^turcd by that they missed the train in,'King necessary. Some complain I a । Marcella Goggins. Jean Arndt, anti, Chicago, so the C K A.' 8. hud to about thc statute of limitations. but IHaKe Budget Item lor H^llCI । 14 Th.» Prwi'rt and nnd Mrs. K*r-e r-b.rk .......... ............. . , hour .... . for that “'li Unlc&s an an nf ffor —_ *the I. .. T. *» , n nnn e 3 Lb.. 53c —for Greeting Cards Fiftieth Anniversary that Inn too is .'....'. essential. of­*j 1 T* ”?Jihnr Hne ' Rogers Chirk ,....... wait ...in Kalamazoo over . an TOWN-TALK COFFEE Poor $10,000 for \■ fending person has ixen prosectlled I O'Donnell. The bride received many»these folks to arrive on another M tendingperson has the Coming Year “•I’hlr.S. PUMPKIN Old Mammy Brand 2 l... c«». 23c aT I beautiful and useful gift*. A lovely C. train. Of course, we are m^n- within h jjieriiM! crkal of s:six years, which is by law. there would ,Jr I luncheon was. served, covers being Honing nn names. '*the 'limit fixed' *"■ Tlie supervisors were well agreed L ASPARAGUS Michigan Cut 2 cuu 35c I laid for fifteen. ------------ «-------------------seem to be no good reason why he that there should not be two relief; TRUNK LINE IMPROVEMENTS. should ---Houli .be prosecuted after thiit agencies in the county and there­ BIRTHDAY SURPRISE Thc >ule -d_ - ’ fore withdrew the county from the; Thc ijtatc administrative board I tlmp. tinif. , ’JT’ET, Another complaint is the attitude field, in all matters of temporary tdded two more r<jad projects far Am ;to the Sunshine Music Club sur- Barry county Inst week.' * I of courts in setting aside wills. The relief, in favor of thc County Emer­ S,;h .h‘T Of M-J7 .0'1. M-37ononthe ihecountv county hne north declared that a^UI u an gency Relief Commission, who will I M 121nrr> '01 Middleville 135 mile* will be unnatural distribution of property.1 hereafter look after all temporary ,* a ipan make* ... .... will ..-ill his —property «T,rt* la. : reliefnn.In thc county. ■ Bush, on Saturday afternoon in hon ­ graded and graveled, ut an expense If no — . or pf his birthday. jin Thc children ’ 01 go«’ to hi* wife and children in a! Last y^ar the county raised $19.। were all la Hallowe»».. ’en costumes. >..»». , Broadway bridge in Hastings prt’fectly natural, orderly way. It is, | 000 for the county poor fund. Tills Shultz, Freeport TELEPHONE 2241 which created n lot of .fun. Bobby ' wilr be improved by adding slde- therefore proper when a man dis- wa* supposed to take care of the. or Middleville (was certainly surprised when he i walks for pedestrians, This is great- pose* of his property in an unnat- county Infirmary and farm, as well Corner of State an/d Jefferson Sts. Hastings, Mich. I came home and fsund ■ Mexicans.*• i ly needed. Any person on foot who oral way that the, court should be’as provide whatever temporary re। negroes, etc., greeting him. ccrtatn that he was of sound mind ' lief wa* required, but it fell short 2 cam Pound | crosses that bridge now has to watch I Games were played and Mr*. Bush i carefully or he will be run down by when he made ifls will; that he ac-lof doing so. xs over $11,000 was fnr-served lovely refreshments. tunlly1 signed it; chat the signature nlshcd by the R. F. C. The balance - an automobile. b not a forgery; that it be properly I of $1,600 in thc R. F. C. fund hus MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. ; The state sometime ago decided witnessed by those who. signed as j been turned over to the County I| a A very pretty imscciinneous miscellaneous show-}*® sh-.iw’ ncw, on M-14 at GILBERTS - JOHNSONS - BROOKS er wtu given by Mr. and Mrs. B. L Nashville, Il i* hoped that still other witnesses in the presence of each I Emergency Relief Commission. ■Peck at the Johjistown Grange hallimprovemeninmay be made on the other and of the maker of the will. | On thc recoinendatlon of the Ua Priced from 39c to $1.25 per box Thc speaker saief that it is of ter.! committee having the matter ini for Mr. and Mrs Harry Lenz on thc COUntT* trunk claimed that Americans, are not a ■ charge, of which Supervisor William Stock^Always'Fresh evening of Oct. 19. The' hall was: ~~TZ law-abiding people. He declared that, McCann of Irving Is the chairman, 'decorated with autumn leaves and ' to be an untruthful statement. The I thc supervisors voted that thc flowers. About 80 guests were pre*ent . —MILL I M ONSCIOl s. MEAT MARKET SPECIALS a......;;,; to txsJohn S Bums, body «-• of Ute the Anrcrtcw*, American people , amount be ,.ppr».printed appropriated for tlie the j who all enjoyed themselves with . ant J - aged •- - ,24. is a pv great bodyin this countv county, games, cards and visiting. Many'Uent ai ta»n.-u*fc hospital, where he arc law-abiding. There are hun- f support of the poor In dreds and hundreds of business; lor thc coming your shall be $10.Moorhus. 'beautiful and useful gift* wert was brought by Henry Wnnrl '"K NESV' STYLE—Come in and see the new Va­ As reported to the Banner. Moot- transaction* in-a community like >000. This does not mean that there । presented to Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry hus found Burns lying along the C Hustings every day. Not one in many shall be less relief in the county than i Lenz, who were recently married. cuum Fill Parker Pens. Hold 102* more ink , 'K. A: 3 track near Delton, in hu thousands of them ever gels into!was furnished last year, but means ! that the relief will be furnished titan old style. LOVELY LUNCHEON. uncansc'.ius condition. Sunday court 2 LU. 19c OLEO, Fine Quality When it came* to law and respect through the County Emergency Re-1 Covers were laid for eight at a de- i morning, and up to this lime is at ill for law. uc can learn something lief Commission. lightful bridge luncheon given by i uncotucioiv. PURE LARD, Be.t 3 u. 25c , SgOO to $^50 ----- ;----- * • »-------------Mrs. Josephine Tbdd on Friday. At Burns is a student aV W. S T. C. from English history. A little over j PAID THE COSTS. contract. Mrs. Clifford Dolan and!his parent* living In Detroit. Jiut one hundred years ago England had jMrs. G- E. Goodyear held thc win- ■ what happened to him is not a situalloif worse than we have or i Carl H. Gssser and Joseph J. Beck | ning scores. known and he is in no condition to have ever had in thc United States. | of Assyria were arrested Sunday b> . The lawyers of tho kingdom Hun Oomcrvation Officer George SumI Mrs. Sidney French of Middleville tell. were urged to reform their practices.; ner for hunting without licenses. । was an out ot town guest. ' — ““ ; --------- -----------------------1 That new elastic wool ought to be Instead lhey resisted all attempts at They ap|»ared before Justice Mat-. W, Deliver The Bi| Utile Store Phow MSI 150 Latest Book*, new numbers added every I "The true Londoner is seldom seen a useful innovation for men's suite, reform Finally an exasperated pen-'thews yesterday, acknowledged then ’ 'without his umbrella." says an es- but a lot of us.-have been'getting plf took Hie matter in their own - guilt «tnd each wa* assessed a fine of: ' three weeks. 3c per day—no deposit, sayist- Or. al any rate, without an quite a long stretch out or the one* hands, and a commission was named $10 and costs ol $6 85 The tine* were I by Parliament to investigate. They• suspended and they paid the cotte.. umbrella.—London Opinion. iwc'vo got on —Boston Herald. Jackets ri out and . |OC8 any dlls LO d . or ..and FOR WOMEN $5~ *6— s8^ $95Lv S )♦ IS e employees •y and mnnade by the 1 ufcc of plow., ne-thnd of Greusel was ived to play >yed a good 'ihnont .'aid I ick on those i 4 tilt* hap-1 Now. at | ' hard work rd .Hastings toward the luis always Imre of the to the. good FOR MEN T.S.Baird Whose Birthday... Today? Autumn Bargains a Greeting BESSMER the JEWELER 27 REED’S DRUG STORE Box Candies . Parker Pens and Pencils Rental Library White House Coffee u.jjc Kitchen Klenzer Butter 26c l^C Beef Steak ^’.^1 13c IZic HINMAN*/ �PAGE RIGHT THE HASTINGS BANNER! WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1M1 SHOW WAYS TO SELL WA THE CHURCHES ONE CENT A WOI TISEMENT FDR CHURCH or THE NAZARENE. MIDDLEVILLE. ^hrm thi? winter remember them?' Miru nflAI ITV cere Fxl 11 “,ld Mr* Flnkbehiga left Clay roads worked upon now are, niun UUAL! I T tUUO Rriday A M. for A few days at thc. pretty apt to be very hard to travel -• --------— -• • ithis winter. ' Chtcago expoaitloh. Michigan Concern -Succeeded Arthur and Mrs. Bedford rerttmrd" George H. Bedford - and Cl. D. ' Saturday irum a few day* at Chi­ Whitinore Were in Hasting* Monday in Obtaining ~ Top ~ Prices NOTICE or MORTGAGE FOBE closure cago. number <if our‘people at­ by Careful Methods The frequent Nhowrt* of late have A large the lecture by Rd. Paul ; l.andm.-—Mulligan poultry­ delayed thr digging of ppiatoes and tended Jones Friday evening, all were well " I-- uhU to Imtpect a sueThe beautiful colors have made pleased.* The Jois'* circle of thc M. E. Aid iii handling premium ei’g< tu ,le CarjM-nter, who n- Society will hold a Poked goods sah •w York irnde and to hear L.ir witij the egg trade'ut. <* ■ng in Hamilton. Ort 19 be...., ....... — . Pythian Sisters are plannin,* H e.niton c iiiHhinv ha< ix- n 'al her East Main,St. regidenve Stic a Tiitpot luck supper on their ■ next . . Iur .'.■■vvral yt-am.-and-ii u u dung » well as can be expected­ meeting night. imit'jrmly ' ‘ irVnd uj.. «>h- ■ Many of our hunters report Uiryi jr < > .M>Id by procun-d then full limit of squir-< Anyone can Write a navel." w*e af'prices n- ,«Y1* buMw# so tnnny have that rec-’M.rt5 |U| author. And what's mure M with phvu'.ints and wortc. he usually does —Atlanta 1 c-.nil • a dm—ii Dick SanJefur and family have Journal „... moved from Arlington St to tlw i* 23 bouse known us the Otosfend house ORDER FOR PUBLICATION on Larkin St. ibiatned by Thirty-two ot the girl scoiita went thut In- to Charlotte ns the guests of their Guararrttcd Fitting an teed to bold th* ruftn.s and we keep it in proper ad. Jiutmcnt for yon. Let ns rhow you the New Akicn Truss feature "Selective Pretr.ira Control". Nottitm e'»e like JOHN MBUUVCA LUTHERAN MISSION CHURCH OF CHRIST. COATS GEO. The Prescription Drug Store HAtTlNCS MICHIGA N BAPTIST ••* oi tin had a fine dinner nt her hi ution of report a splendid time. ”‘ ‘ El«l>:n Hlar was taken sudderfly II! mntkvt T~ The Friday evenin'? und on Saturday was ---- _ taken to the hospital und Operated hilly Equipped n facilities for upon We hear he. Is doing fine Some jvf our raids near here were noon micting will be <!••- worked up.n by the county road i nwpecUjn at the plant boy? will thaw that have to use i be held in NOTICE OF MQRTGAGE FORE at ruitUt .in-j CLOSURE SALE C. <■ Card. Our Service t be haiidU-d -- To PROTECT You Constantly Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly Print* C«r»ge* at LOW RATES CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Imurance Co. < □ELTON M E CHUEC KOTES A HoaM Cenpiar 0:<*cl r L ague FitJerallOl) .of nd Sarmu-l Kurtm. a Hartinc*. Mica . GEO. M. NEWTON . : • .... = WANTED = WHITE ASH LOGS BEST PRICE PAID . . . SEE Curtiss Wood Products Co. niium'-xl on thr ...11 UI g'TMl C'JUrhmii w - had ii siibrt Freeport, Michigan CARDS of THANKS 666 :AU TO PARTS • ;itlit>•• nth uinfndtnen* IFNERATORS. nJ begin EMMANUEL CHURCH tEPIRCOVALl 4 Clutch Facings and Fan Belt*, a VIOTO i’. OASU£TS « Open Saturday Evening < GLENN F. LAUSAUGH COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION THE AUCTION SALE SEASON /s Now At Hand ! FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CftUFCII Good s Clover Mills Clarksville. Michie »n ’e clean everything and anythii GRANGE PROGRAMS If^vou wish lu employ a man ulio I* capable <>f helping you to realise something like value mon. ntm’ Col. M. E. BOWER WELCOME ORANGE NO !• I L’AKE ODESSA MICHIGAN PHONE 150 At My Expense Al l. W ITH I FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. * Ruby M What Would You Do AUTOMOBILE OWNERS IF THE LAW .. •aP.iu <f Raia Im REVOKED Your 2nd TIED I p All Tout Trucks'and Cars.’ or doubt call me. BRETHREN Club will Michigan** Financial Rciponsibility Law Pros ides Tbit 1 UU<IK»nt ol • see us for •! Mm Marcus enlng. Octo- Rive I Choice of three companies. WILL L. GIBSON, Agent 1-IIOM. ns. N islivn 1 11 Al l- vises OF iSsi hasci: limb Hugh.-?, iur KilliCk. tlir nftlc.i- «li; tv nd Prank Heath of Sunday guceto of insurance [ Club u Brumm. Nashville. HASTINGS MARKETS Yoh Are Cordially Invited to Attend the .nd Mr Harve Woodman and •'*..* narry woximun ot <>ran Rapid? enjoyed a Birihdiiy^lhnnf Riven 'tor Mrs John W< ximan WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH and Plainwell httfpitaii made at this time. Any <!o- Sum! tv and Mm. Cl-irenrr D.i er. Portia Kalama zc ind Mrs. Clarence tiiuiuy, ex tober 22. a girl.' FORD EXPOSITION * OF PROGRESS * e Kinjb' Helen. tm Warren Co lbau i i Rapids on Sunday i. . Woodman w.i' at Grand Rapids with Mr and Mrs F r Wing la«t Thursday P M nnd evening to attend thc ' Mlaalnnhry conference then*. MEI IIOD1 T EFIB OFA1 I HUBCII William* attciid-.-d the'laindscapftig lecture by Prof. Gregg at Hustings CONVENTION HALL, DETROIT October 21 to 28 10 A. M. to 11 P.M. Opens October 21, 6:30 P. M. Robert Otis returned 6und.iv from n three days', hutmgtrip in Alcona Mrs. Sarah Erway returned Mon­ day from Prairieville, where she had been caring for Mm Earl Johncock and baby. She ' Mrs. Frank 8hrl< home of her parents Harry Dunn Maurice. Homer. Esther and Jun­ ior "Erway attended the football game at Ann Arbor Saturday ' Leonard Rqbinr-'n. wife and daughter and n friend of Grand Rapids were Sunday gueafs at R.iy CHARLES H. LEONARD BANNER WANT ADVS. faV. Sunday visitors at Frad Otis' were Louie Erway and family of Kalama zoo. Sunday visitor? at Roy Oakes were. Mr. and Mr*. Tom Lord of Battle Creek. Ollie Douglass'and fapiily of Southwest Rutland and Bob Lord and children of Yankee Springs. Chase Whittemore and wife vis­ ited the farmers mother at pritdh SundayLowell. Russel! and Katie Whitte­ more and Anna Mae Ptie spent S>unday at Frank FTancuco'A tn Kala। mazoo. : A statesman is a man whose .Idea ’ of helping the farmers Is to spend S’i.OOOOOO. to reclaim land on which ‘ to rai.«e more of the products the 1 fanners have already raised tqo much oT.—El Paso World News. urnjg (> FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH W. Center St i’ pnnwise In life tint only <tjvl<tu:il Into tin One (lundred and seventy-five manufacturer* who supply material* (nr Ford rar* and trucks have co-operated with the Ford Motor Com­ pany lo make (hi* one of thc most interesting and Inrlrurtive industrial e«p<Mitlon« ever held. Never before have *6 many moving, working exhibit* been gathered together in one place • nd made available to the public without charge. Evrrrone I* invited to attend. Parent* are nrrrd tn »end nr bring t|jeir children. Women will find thi* expoxition as interesting a* will the men. Music by Seymour Simons n» frsi.Oikl pjcrvs of glass were «-d in make a eopy In inolwlc Carbon Stall of l ife i'ergnuiio rnuteum in Berlin. Invention Derided venteil (be lnnm’il«-<crnt lamp, the num and Hie |dea were derided. and hl* orr he»tra—(wire daily—2:00 to 4:3# In the afternoon and again from R 00 to 10:30. Interesting motion picture* will be thown. Additional >peclal feature* have been planned for each day. The Jackson Ameriran lotion Band, national champion*—The Dixie Eight— and othrr entertainer* will help make your vlait a* pleasant one. Don't miss this unusual exposition. r ADMISSION IS FREE* UNIVERSAL GARAGE Not Open Sunday. Things You'll Want to See! The magic of modern manufacture I* most ap­ parent when rontraated with method* and product* of an earlier day. Here you can see thr old and the new—the tremendous progress of the la»l thirty year*. , - Steel Bodie* Being Made Tropical Rubber Tree* Growing History of Transportation Electric Welder* In Operation An Electric Eye That CuunU Parts The First Ford Car Conveynrr In Motion Steel Wheel Manufacturing Mohafr A Broadcloth Looms in Operation licit Manufacturing Development of Paint Cottunerflal Diamond Exhibit Wire Weaving Trimming lhe Interior of a Car Hundred* of Other Features Detroit'* Convention Hall was selected because It Is large enough lo accommodate immense gathering*. The exposition ha* been arranged with careful thought to your comfort Hastings Phone 2121 �Wednesday, Oct. 25, 1933 PART TWO—Page Nine THE HASTINGS BANNER bushel of the averagtl pre "“.o'TOUGH SOD WAITING " "" ” Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Landacre cn- j callers Sunday afternoon of Mr. and Mr. and Mr* Alexander D. (corn on the reduced Jcny CASE IN IONIA CO. tertained company from near Jack-1 Mrs. Cha*. B. Johnson, FOR STATE PLOWMEN tlw thrte year base pesio ,utta .. ”, son-over the. week end. | Mrs Arthur'Terry and daughter. _______ ________ _ _ , Mint to br based on thc acres of ’ X“ta. of AnnU0| Con'un for Team, in Trying lo Recover Fee. Re. Giles Hatton Mrs. Hattie Harriett, ot Chicago arc spending Mrs. 8an\ McKeown, and irm land which arc t_. __ _T. -.......... » H M «■« colkie uioed by OWcer, in Ex. >rn production. A further payment, ” Hitches to Be Held _,.a , , .... . «, , ■ , _f *5 00 3 head on 25 |>cr cent of Multiple * noMUr «ii — ce ss of Their Salaries ' thc number of hogs furrowed in also [ at ColRge October 31 , chlef dlffrn,nc<. between to-J The order issued • a couple GOVERNMENT HOPES TO planned. Pfcccsaing taxes of 50 cents a hundred pounds will be' Horsemen will have a chance Io mato. orange and grapefruit juices of weeks' ago - by Judge Haw­ RAISE ALL FARM their favorites. on, at the fourth U In price rather than in health fey oj Ionia, commanding each, j placed on hogs beginning Novcm- ,cheer 1 . ■ ber 5. These piocraning taxes will be ’ annual state plowing match to be .value.’according to Michigan State-<,f Uje 23 members of the board ot PRICES I increased gradually until February I h(,!d on lbe Mjehigan State College Cpllege Home Economic.! nutrition - superfluon of Ionia county to show , specialist*. Thriity house - wives cuuse why a writ of mandamus, • ; nwnt 1. when R ts expected the govern. oct 31 CORN AND HOGS ment tax levy will reach 82 00 aa Farm “ 1:311 001 31 therefore, will be guided by the. should not be issued to. compel . . .. — -------- .— Entries in tlw contest are con- price in deciding which one to serve them, as members of the bo^rd of WIL£BE INCLUDED .... bU^ table ’‘ . supervisors «f Ionia county, to au-[ at the breakfast table. o. — determine.-, the — j- and and direct, the prosecuting; Site grade Processing Taxes to Increase OOO to pork prices uiicm in the uiv two vwv year jin, i nvc. ...... —or jsix hor<es ----- -- hooked --- .. up. There . All prices in this advertisement include the Michigan 3 per cent Sales Tax •--* Anoiiwr * •-<- processms -rlmnv briu* Of........................... .an price of oranges and grapefruit. iiwrioo. ..... b<- -• .d'monHnUon ........ The .... attorney of the coutity of Ionia to ,-nod. Aixahrr pramMn, tua 01 oldemonstration w ol «u ...... Gradually Until in Feb­ ..... a .....1 —1 on .... tom x... irloht.hnnu> hltrh hut hitch there but will there be [30 cents bushel used in [eight-honw will be . small orarfte' will give about one begin and carry to conclusion legal the manufacture of corn products Is no competition between teams of, cup of juice to three and one-half proceedings against three former I ruary, 1934 expected to raise ’an additional *30.-, .oranges. The large Oranges overage county officials, to ' recover fees --------- ... — -------— I.P~v? winners are Judged on quality ot | approximately one cup of juice each. claimed to have been illegally re­ »! taSfSaf". The cheapest variety ol tomato tained by said county officials, was •»X . .. * -d UP,, W^ta = juice is tiiat strained from home- heard by Circuit Judge Fred T. canned ■ tomatoes Commercially prices, the plan to la- made rffac-; regard the recent bonus plan of pur-, n which tiic work canned tomatoc.s-vory in price with Miles. Saturday. October 14th. at live within a few weeks. It calls fo. chasliiK sows clue to tarrow and Jlgnt; .ecoinnlLshed The around the brand selected. The prepared Ionia. Tlie petitioners were represented, nn initial distribution of .1180,000.000. pig* a* a failure They claim that ;"»«L “SXd w 1 bi* hv alraiFI juice, commercially canned. Is- by Mr. Kim Sigler of thLs- city and and nnotlwr equal num. over a per- I farmers unloaded light pjgs but held horse. ln multiple iod of two year* Those’ who back back their sows.W the gov. rnnirnt The um- of horses in multi , cheapest when put in tins. Tlw the members of the board of suimt- , larger thc container, whether tin or visors were represented ' by Mr. the plan declare that II will cut the buying of pig* depressed the price of corn crop 360.tMXi.000 bushels a year, corp.-so that the net result was values hive tong been known gloss, thc lower thc cost of the juice George E. Nichols, prosecuting at-1 per cup. | tomey of Ionia county. und will decrease hog production by most opposite of what hod been '“J*? ‘“v* J** Any cut of rib, shoulder or chuck Home-canned tomato juice L< It developed early in tlie hearing tev£dr annrab^oMdefray ^th^'ex’’1 » r I i h,,rs<i “ “ u“,n WM nKC,d uP°"j simple’to prejrare. Firm ripe toma- that thq Wcre not ln dispute, JS2oMiKo^Hrnn and^dvicJi ,»U ^®*.rnuch Michigan farmer* when it was very toes are selected, washed wrll and the respohdents conceding thr thaf a lhe difflcult to obUin farm help and the 1 drained, then cut into sections. A adoption of thc various resolutions ib. __ .----- " , ; ,— vwupiMMi in tnese t’o,nI»12al‘ whkubi through. p.u.ouu planned agricui- uractlce pr3cUcc nus hll4 aiaea aided'in these last years year.: small quantity of water U added. upon which the petitioners 4>ascd Meaty LJ also aU° being h® ,,K contem-lt„r» contem‘ Iluro The government docs not hiitv. hope : £.|u;n .. lt even morv itncuit until softened, stirring tvuink tax? is m.v.mment «i~.. ---------------mendalmmqr their case It was furtiier conceded pmtea on txx-i [tinit every fanner will enter into the lz> nnd mniu>v to nav hired men CUllH tar thc rcdl‘ct,on ,n Program, but believes that the’great i A banquet ^und speaking program occasionally to prevent burning. ,tliat the three county officials in 1034 of the average corn acreage on , nmjority wm do so und tiiat the Lan follow the plowing contest, Before bringing thc ' Juice to the I question hud retained fees in excess BONED, ROLLED jndh lduul fnrtps, using the three benefits of so doing will be so great mimIcu! and other’features are in­ txvtling point, put it through a-slcvb of their respective salaries, us fixed fine enough to remove seeds, llieir by tlie board of supervisors. The re­ Al| meat, no waste Ib. preceding years as a base period. UJl to niug(. tbc program successful. !c|uded in the entertainment to fol- pour immediately into .hot con-'|apooucnWt IWWC » C ,. ^....uuru uu> v spondents, however, contended tiiat futting the crop by at least 20 per Nevw before in history luu govern-“the banqul-t cent annually, and also reducing J nu.nt planning on such an extensive speakers • already listed include tainers. Containers arc processed inijt wns their intention,to let the olPg ,arroww,'«‘‘l<’ to “i'l *ny d“« or industry [ preJldcnt jt. 8. aiuw. director R J lx»illng water for five minutes, or for; neers have the fees In addition to 20 minutes if processed in a lirat-■ their salaries. o.v per cent. I been attempted. In view of the world t.aIdw.Jn orofessOT R S- Hudson. ; After it was determined that the STEAKS - tender, juicy ROUND or SIRLOIN AiiOther feature of the plan will situation, it seems that the United ' Jld j, i. Moxley from the College- controlled oven at, 375 degree.-. F. [facts upon be the purchase, by thc agricultural 8utes uinwhich h.*, the to parties drpend based largely. mh,, B^own t>trm)?VaJ their respective claims were not in udjtulment administration and the | upon lts own markets and up- more Chicago- and’ A L- Knack, School is well under way, now. al- i 'dispute, it was agreed between tlie [ federal rcllel administration of live ,)n lts nwll hotne consumption of - rx-troit Andy Adorns. Litchfield. mail two months having passed. Tlw suchCUm.:lJure;,anU ’,r*idUCU ‘n “* ™S miS.of reremonles and high School Ls quite large, there be­ attorneys to submit the case to the ppori such facts and argue the quant Hits and at such thins as un ' necessarily-meana at planned agri-1 j>OK.>rt, Muckle .Dryden, is loustmas- ing 19 in the ninth grade and 16 court legal questions Involved. Various litadfeincd udvlstible und necessary in , culture Unless planning shall be put - - ' - ’ in .the tenth grade. There arc 55 pu- I tutes and gunreme supreme court court aectaioiui decisions order to raise tlie price of hogs. (nW- efIw.t oUf hotnc market* will --- . .. ’ i were relied upon by each side. After A rental plan for coni acreage, be flooded with products far in ex-1 3° pupils in the ml11 n»n». I hearlng the arguments of counsel. FOOD MARKET ADVICE. similar to the one now in effect on lcrAii of the ntHrds ol tlu. Innrke:-. • T \V't C ' n t w* 1 ’ S t ” \t C b *1 ” ^ ' 'Judge Mlles concluded tiiat he would Next week there will be a variety "»• 6%c wheat, is pro|XMCd. Fnrntcrs, who That spells disaster to farmers. Tlie i ,, are Merle Coulson. in the seventn fal't' »»’ „nj_r -Hvi advisemt-nt. | Or LIVERS “ . Mds,ln the .1.1.11. Xi’L SSl.tunder !^Sdd.r >. Meaty agree to make the minimum adjust- oniy tlllng {o do is for the govern-. of nwat choices suitable t_ • .......... wncrc ne mignv cuusiucr ’more at; ment‘i In corn und hog pnxluctlon ■ ment to bo prepared to. enforce budget levels, from legs of lamb to —;■ ---» i “ *nl n'“t' . !’"■' length the questions Involved as dLs- lens ol llu «na Med ’f'l ™T! .““T ta.id In (ta brk,. byIx-l e.e)> A, 0, n«nu « the rate <K. N «hU per.re the nre« tai gnj#. hB„ nnd Superintendent. We all hope-he th„ ' I ‘much in excess as to lower the I from tiic loin end. This reduces the has a successful yegr at the Delton ixoe a»ornt> ’ -----------| Ib. [prices to a ruinous basis. There । amount left ovtY roust lamb to be , sch6ol. ought to be tlw fullest cooperation • The boys have completed their Cellophane wrapped - 5 to 6 Ib. average used. Plate and navti beef is good (with the government in this matter. giime.s for the first part of their : Y. M. C. A. ITEMS ■ It offers the only iiope of putting either fresh or corned and is suit­ ba.schall season with Russell Guy ------------------------------------------------। furming in the United States 1 a able fur boiling or. rather, simmer­ os the captain of tlie first team and | ib. Sausage ing under the boiling point. lutMt lilkf trm Tlfii. AcAlig fat nil profitable basis. Robert Louden as thc captain of the ' Barry county has been allotted There Ls a great variety of dishes second PORK - bulk team. ’ They played three1 thirty-six delegate* for tlie State WON lo be obtained from chopped bct*f. ‘games, two vs. Prairieville and one Older Boys’ Conference at KalamaOBITUARY.. It may be broiled or pan-brollcd in vs. Orangeville anti "came out on : zoo. December 2 and 3. T. S. K. Reid Edwin Augustus Day was born in a large Oat cake; pan-broiled, fried[:top”in every one. Good going, boys, [Ls chairman of the committee for the bails; or; and continue the work next spring! icounty registrations assisted by j Morristown', New Jersey, on Septem- or braised shaped into mVr/ir-Tf I ber 0, 1850 and departed thLs life for The girts have also oiganizedlaJAbenJohnson.^ev.L.L- Dewey.Alin i ’an? l ak.-d" or ,mvbaU lt‘um wRh K»lhryn HortAnlbert Becker. Dr. M Kinde, at Mld■ the Great Beyond on October 18. SHOCK 1 1933. aged 83 years one month and k oo “* ,hclr captain They have n\t । dleville by H. G. Benaway. and Owen ABSORBER | nine day*. He was one of seven chll5 ibtru^i«Umni..retli2i with milk' P,a>c<1 an? games as yet, but hdpfe Lyons, at Delton. Royce Henton and Country Club—Prepared dren and the son of William M. and bcIorp u,e 60,1001 >’cw ends. | Lloyd Lindsey, at Nashville Carl Lydia A. Day. He came to Hartford. ‘ t ? £ r ‘ Michigan when a mere tyd und 10 c0"‘b‘’**, cb°|}Ptd I meeting and elected the following : tor the conference notice next week. later to Barry county, where he has i offiers for the coming year. Presi-j ,Y. M-C. A. secretary Walter Goslived for twenty-seven years. He was clwpped veal and jx>ric usb»g one- dt-nt—Doris Arentz; Vice-president. | jwll of Hillsdale county spoke to the married to Sarah Ann Bailey on 5L*VaihLW ' K' nnt,h Horton; fSecy.-Treasurer. । Hastings Y groups Tuesday evening 10-Daj FREE Trial [January 26. .1876. Seven children ?? 0IL..?Zkiu., htx • Rcva Lelnaar; Cheer Leader, Chas. and.before thc Nashville High school blessed this union. They are: Wll- lOwithout crumbling. -. Holmes assembly Wednesday morning. Cabbage nnd plentiful. | liam of Hartford: Franklin, residing a »<rn is■ fine n» nn . u (j,,, out-come of the nincth! Ronnie Ganguillct will lead the [at tlw home: Herbert of Park Rap- W5wn M-rvtng it with com beef, grade class-meeting, Woodrow Hun- Welcome Corners Y group beglnniiig Made from cane and maple syrup [ Ids. Minnesota; Charles and Au­ it should be cooked only a short singer is. President, Albert Arentz I Oct. 30, assisted by E. J. Crook. gustus of Berryville; Mrs Lena time to keep it green and white and Ls Vice-President; -Eloise Cubic Is Secretary in serv " Angell * ” assLsted '■*"* *" '* ­ Morgan of Banfield and Mrs. Lulu delicately flavored. Cauliflower is al­ Sccy.-Treasurer. und Fcrald Colvin ices at Irving Sunday morning In S. pint jug ADJUSTABLE . Halcomb of Bedford. One sister. Mrs. so plentiful. Although its service is as Cheer Leader. S. and with the community service Absolutely pure cane and pure maple sugar • Elin Miller of Hartford survives, al- more attractive when it is cooked Helen Arentz has been elected as in Woodland at night. Arch Support ‘.*o twenty-eight grandchildren and wlwle. it cooks more quickly and our ( Dr. John R. Mott of the World s new Librarian for the coming . five great-grandchildren. He had evenly when broken into flowerettes. year. So far, she has proven lo be a Missionary Conference and Presi­ KJ&II 1/ B A' I DA DI/TD bv,’n a •’“’•nber ot the M. E. church This is thc more suitable method [, dent Ruthven of Michigan Universi­ one. lYllfcrlV EVAPORATED • A. L.V D AKlSklLK. dnec early youth. He w.xs a to use when it* is to be scalloped. If satisfactory - The High School Geography cllss ty will address the Michigan State ’ thoughtful husband and a kind und eva[x>ruted milk is used fur thc took an afternoon field trip for the Y. M. C. A. convention at Detroit HASTINGS, MICHIGAN I loving father and will be greatly cream sauce, the Quaker Maid purpose of understanding more November 16. missed by all who knew him. He Kitchen suggests using the water in clearly the rock and soil formations Tlie Young Men’* Y group will tall can’ll J was laid to rest In the Berryville winch the cauliflower has been and other similar things studied have their next meeting November 1 cemetery. cooked u* dilute it. rather than about in their geography. at thc home ot Dad Angel! with Dr. plain water. This Ls true for vegc-1j The High School Jr. Business A. W. Woodburne leading thc dis­ tables cooked with little water also, Training , class ax* considering tak- cussion of Healthy Living, Single ®omP P*aln wa*®r may. ^iing oe- and Double. . , Ing aa trip trip to to some some ncaroy nearby cny city be1 lb. bag 17c adM «> m»ke up the required f<J?e th. c<ja „,ther con,., In Freeport Girl Reserves and the Y ouantitv. ___ _____ _ factories and ,...t group both have their meetings at quantity. -• earnest and, ..t.,, visit ___ some Smooth and fragrant MAXWELL HOUSE lb. 25c Only the. flower and stems ot offices. the school this Thursday evening, broccoli or cauliflower, are served us Friday thc 13th there was no with some specialities scheduled. a vegetable. The leaves, however, school ay our teachers. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Angell tenk a load to thc e.n l» to nuke IM ba.v- ot . I Fuhr and Mr „t„unl „ ............... Mr. u Barnum had to at- State Sunday School convention at nun MW » err.m ta i,.,,,) Tr.ch.-r>' Imtitatr. Marshall Monday. lunch, In .ddltlon lo a dinner vege-1 The tenth grade- English cUu table, u gotten (com one pnrclUM-. taV(, but lhrc. ABOUT 275.000 ROD LICENSES SOLD IN STATE. I It mwnm economical hehirr starring their Mudv ol claaMore than a quarter million Mich­ Mwdirooms .rc beginning to be Wf ,uMe , lut 3toke. ptentUul-nnl how the, <hc» up b w chOl„. Irom igan people bought licenses to fish _ z**i..t_ _ delicious _it.• —___ ■_ ______ Country Club—rIn tomato sauce • the otherwise simple meal! Meat .Last -. Thursday ... in the inland lakes and streams of • On loans of $300 dr lesa Household has re­ the 19th Mrs. Wctlout with mushroom sauce, creamed [ zel from the Kellogg Health Foun­ the state so far this year, tlw De­ duced the cost substantially below the maxi­ chicken with mushrooms, sauteed dation, came to the school with sev­ partment of Conservation reports. mum rate formerly charged. Families, keeping mushrooms with chopped meat or eral movies based on the importance Tlie Department estimated that house, who can make regular monthly repay­ beefsteak, and for luncheon—cream of thc care of the teeth. There were about 275.000 resident genera! rod ments arc eligible to borrow, 20 months to repay. of mushroom soup,’ are just a few h. total of 164 children, "packed licenses have been sojd since the rod of the possibilities. Thc only signatures required are thosf of hus­ tight as sardines” in tlw big room. license law was adopted by thc legis­ Lettuce is more plentiful and of 25 of these were from Bunnell. 16 lature last spring. The license, re­ band nnd wife. Quick, private, courteous serv­ better quality than it has been in six from Hope Cehter.' ID from Learn. quired for fishing at all seasons for ice. Visit, write or 'phone the offices of the months. Fine quality and low price 28 from Kingsley and 85 from Del­ any species in the inland waters, is Household Finance Corporation of America on offer a double inducement to have ton. The several schools mentioned issued at a cost of SOc. While it is the 3rd Fl. of thc City National Bank Building, at least one salad daily. When root are all in thc Delton Unit.—Ken- believed that a decrease in thc fee Country Club—A rich, smooth blend vegetables are used, salad Ls espe­ ncth Lilts and Doris Arentz jeporl- resulted in an increased sale, no fig­ I West Michigan Ave., Battle Creek. Phone 4406. cially desirable. Serve plain lettuce ures will be available on the num­ MEMBER N. «. A. ««•_________ _________ .. . ._________ with French drcasing or the varia-1, ... ber of non-resident* fishing In lions of salad dressing, tis Russian CLAY HILUS, Michigan, for several months. and Thousand Island dressings. Leon Potts and wife motored to ALLEGAN LOSES BAKER CO. Celery as a relish and salad in- Laidlng Friday and spent the day large From the Allegan Gazette Just at gredlent Is also choice and reason- with their daughter. Mrs. Harold 24-oe. hand it appears that that city Is able. England and family. bottle Spinach la back in quantity. Tlie Wilbur Gibbs and Mr. Roc of Kal- to lose the Baker Furniture Com-! Alio Rocky River Lemon Lime - no bottle charge qualily is good and the price low. If amazoo were callers at Guy McNee’s pany factories, which have been I operating there‘for several years. spinach Is free from sand or grit. Sunday. Ib. ISc Rye Bread it-7c Jelly Beam not overcooked, and well-seasoned. James Hardee and wife and Mr. They had three plants at Allegan. It it 13 an especially good vegetable. [ Lathrop and wife of Detroit spent seems that thc Company has Invented In building and loan shares recures for the acquired a vacant plant fit Holland, Marshmallowi »>. 17c Chocolate Paeans is. 1»c Grapefruit arc plentiful and very । Sunday■ at Chas. Gibbs’. member a higher degree of safety than most forms ot Campfire—Economy package reasonable; oranges are slightly ‘ Clive Churchill and family of well adapted for Its uses, and can Investment, according to the experience ^corded by more per dozen than they have been. • Middleville. Irvin Peters and wife carry on all their manufacture in do*. ISc building and loan associations during lire recent period Peanut Brittle ib. 1 Sc Fried Cakes There are plenty of lemons and 1 of Grand Rapids and Morris Lewis the one building. Accordingly the of economic disturbance. 9$.8rl safety is a record hard company will leave Allegan and lo ­ limes at prices below flic summer and wife of Kalamazoo were visit­ level. fora at Leon Potts Sunday afternoon. cate in Holland. Concord grapes and Bartlett pears Callers were. Vance Shaq# and wife The “National” is one ®f Michigan’s oldest and biggest COUNTY LINE. are coming lo the end of their sea-and Ralph Finkbeiner and wife of FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES building and loan associations, 43years of faithful serv­ Mrs. Carrie L. Oerlinger and Mrs. son. but late fall varieties ot grapes, Middleville ice to hundred* of members. Herman Winkler were In Hastings and pears will be available to re-1 Mr. Dresch and wife of Grand Consult one’of our representatives or write us for further Tuesday. place them. Honeydew melons are'Rapids were Sunday guests at Roy Information. Mr. and Mrs. 8. C- Schuler and still plentiful and of good quality. ■ MeCaul’s. . Miss Helena were at Ann Arbor Sat­ Both eating and cooking varieties of - -------------- urday and Sunday visiting their EAST GUN LAKE. apples are abundant and inexpen­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Belle Crawford. Mrs. daughters Esther end Gertrude and sive. Fancy Hothouse Potatoes are such an indispensable Ray Crawford anti Miss Dorothy attending the ball game while there. part of our meals that it is good to 1Crawford were In Otsego Friday P. know that both white and sweet va­ DON'T SUFFER FROM SOUR Mrs. Margaret Welton of Grand Fancy rieties are plentiful and cheap. STOMACH, INDIGESTION Oysters are in season. As winter Rapids spent the week end with Goldan yellow fruit 1250 Griiwold BL, Detroit, Mich. Indigestion, acidity, heartburn approaches fish fillets and steaks of :Mildred Roush. DaUoit'a Oldest Building sad Harry Sllkirk and friend of and. sour stomach often lead to cod. halibut and salmon are usually very desirable purchases. Other, va- Plainwell called on friends here serious stomach trouble. Dr. J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. Emil's Adla Tablets counteract riejies of both fresh and salt water 1Sunday. California—Full erf juice Mr. and Mrs. Ray West and Muri these conditions.- Give quick re­ fish depend on how weather condi­ tions have affected the catches.—By Duffing spent Ute week ertd with the lief. B. A. LyBarker, druggist. latter’s parents in Grand Rapids. Ann Page. fiihm 06438975 | I Homenuikers’ Corner Stores X BIG BEEF SALE % BEEF ROAST 40' 6c Beef Ribs Beef Pot Roast 14' RIB ROAST Steaks 1 2*/2C Porterhouse SLICED BACON Pork Hearts Spare Ribs SWIFT’S CIRCLE "S' PICNICS StopFootPdins 10' 10c a-. 12c Chickens PANCAKE flour 5 23c HARVEST TIME PANCAKE FLOUR 5 £? 19c PURITAN SYRUP NON-SKID 25< OLD MANSE MAPLE SYRUP country club JEWEL COFFEE 33c 6 J PET, CARNATION or DUNDEE LOANS AT LESS COST 25c 3 - 49' CAMPBELL'S PORK and BEANS PORK Prunes beans a“lk'> 3 ib.. 25c 20c 22c 4 4 «. iQc Fancy Corn 3 29c APPLE BUTTER HALLOWE’EN FEATURES 10c LATONIA CLUB GINGER ALE Surplus Funds Rational ffioan & Imieatnignt (itnmpami LEAF LETTUCE Grapes 2 u»1 Sc Oranges 23c Banana* 15c 2 Apple* T Jhv.1 T** tv �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER' 25, 1933 PAGE TEN __ L_ ,ii i PaUttoh and order to me minor ■ 1 $PFC| Al '. COURT HOUSE NEWS pvrev F. Becker. Laming ■ Mary H-.-MlHer. HasUng* Clarence Rodgarx. Dowling '■VlrijuuR Power- VemfontviUc FOR SHORT COURSE r*uuw r,..! Admr. flk-d. Em. George Hiram 23 account at guardian ---------- I ' Annual pfon Series on Adjustments ‘ ---------- -- —. ' 23 LECTURES in Agriculture for Fall Term Students . FREEPORT. .. . -----------------. Mr. and Mrs Allen Wert* and Mr. - Tlie storm which paved through wijd vicinity -Satur- j and Mrs. Ed. Shaw of Johnstown. Coriton Center• -■■■* Pa.. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sch­ day evening, did a great deal of । nader were caller* at the liomc of. damage. Mina Elliott's, bam was, Mr. and Mrs. George i-’orbey and blown down, killing a horse and u cow. the roof was torn from Lewis, family Sunday. Mrs. Marie Vander Male of Grand Daniels' burn. Ralph Henney's bam I Rapid* expect* to be the new tele­ was blown down West of Carlton ' phone manager at the local office Center considerable damage was! done to lor Fuller's bam and also! about November 1. Mr and Mrs Frank Rom will :o Lawrence AUertling's. There were; AUCTION SALE! -Mriculturaf Adjustment, has Moll J IS ***“ •schw|uied ’<>' «tudenu who bnPROBATE Cof RT NEWS. rolled in short courses at Michigan Eat Daniel Knowles petition tfo.- fr m .Molln7' ,, coaducted ‘“/Hb-Tv 8ta,c •• The men who will doors* blown on off and und considerable Admr. filed. dovirs considerable !, chunk son.< /,ii.t> years ago, will jneak on this series hrtv-e been in the near future Fit. Mary Hatt.ngrr. Pctithn ffor ix- the I M- Curtiss made a business trip ot^'r dan,#8* done to oilier place; ^e^rogram closely associated \ith carrying out w.tn .-,7h » taihit music .. ......... . lo Loutaville. Kentucky. Friday r'" • Admr. Sled, order for ptibiical'.on• • ’r H m■ asxureo. t huineaft . lt"-' l’«»vw:<»n7'of "the AgricuTtural SSn! ur .k ut.nmn u at home after AdJurtment Act m this state atul arc turning Sunday andTifiM Merer Uitaene m Esi. Georgf W. Davb. RcjXK’- of Owing to ill health I will sell at public auction on the prem< “ uU‘orlnt',i 0,1 Mr. Ella Draper, left Friday for a»d JXr hare Ifovi authorities on the subjects which which salt- filed . .... .... Coldwater wh.-te she will .-.pend the Ann Arbor Monday to hare HowEsi. Thoma* W Ronan. Order ap­ Mr antT Mrs. Benjamin Nagel they have chdjen. ard * eyes examined. ■ ’ ises, 1 mile west of Freeport, on The apecial series of Irctures 1* » lth Iwr daughter Mr*. Be*'*"«'• ««m<neo have moved back to tin* farm near. inc pointing Admr. entered. Mnntrete Valentine had her WnEat Roy W. Griswold. Final ac-! the Power school, after living in scheduled ............. ’ ~-■ N^8? c---... M.-J jer for Hustings for some time r^.C... count .of .executive filed, W1 order Dairy ..... Indtutry and the Agricultural 1---- - —' "W publication entered bel jarrad.-David Jarrad. Adjustment Act.” E. U Antinny: the week end with the home folks ran be expected. Mr- and I,,n Ooddnough:®8®^ Esi- Clara L. Grisuoid. Inventor? Pat. jd ana Wm.- McCann _ _____ ___ _____ ____ ro— ine Mr* Elmer Marlow Ls at Spring tame from Eu't Uinsing to Agricultural Adjustment Act nnd ’noved back to Hastings after a two filedn‘"' »1,h h" Dd George W. Davis. Order rm­ spvnd Sunday with, williams pur- the Federal and Slate Agencies In------- ---- --------- --m iiS niue MtM Dorothy Tnbberer of Harbor hrnt-c «wk. Arming sale entered. . ents. . voUed." R. J. Baldwin.. Director ... ot « MaVke Beach and friend MU*' Agnes ? Est. Sarah France* Searle Peti­ Mrs. Da Bl ins ton 22 Market uf Drtn>a{ thf wwk tended Uve 8po(llght given by the ' of Grand fo»j> tion for license to sell filed, order tor thi* mg Agreements nnd Agricultural. end with the foriinr* purcnU. Mr Hastings High school Friday eve-j publication- entered. • Codes?' R. V Gunn. Economics Dening. Commencing at one o’clock P. M., and offer the following: and Mrs. Fred Tabbercr Ed. Mribef LaudensWer. Du-/ Henry Na Mr. and Mrs- Fred Jabberer visit-'। Miss Mercy Usbornc accompanied cl’.arge ol npttial Admr filed; estate a the Agricutlral Adjustment to Act by her sisters. Mildred and Wilma, . Mr*. Jinn Mr*.---- ------- ----’ enrolled. . on Wheat. Coni and H«v*." C. V. »-d Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Gleb of the football game ut Ann ' Est J. Charles Felghnen Will and Mrs. William McCanri.ar.d Mr Bollard, State County Agent Lead­ Grand Rapid* Thursday and attend- attended Saturday. • filed, ivetilion for prebate oi will and Mrs LcngalrMt took Mr. and er. Dec. 13- - N< w D_-.<-fop|nemwzih cd' the lecture >n the evening given, Arbor Mrs. Calvin Stcffey and baby and . filed, waiver of notice filed ' Mrs Bcyrrwyk and Ml* Minnie Farm Credit." C- L Nash. Economics by E' .Stanley JOnes at the Civic ■ sister, Mprcy Usborne. were supper ' TOOLS. HORSES. to Grand RajHds to Iwar Ueptrtment auditorium. . Est. Wilbur E- Carpenter. Petition jer.ki.L-, guests Thursdayof Miss Maxine j Rry E Stanley Jones at thr Civic Mr and Mrs Fred Loomis of for Adnu*. filed McCormick mower, 5-ft. Matched team, mare and gelding, Clair *|M-nt Monday and Tuesday- Wunderlich -of Hastings. Est- John M. Hammond. Petition auditorium Friday cvenine.. teen wve!* course m general Agricul ­ .......» _ _________ sh“'w ! , Mr* Lucretia Benham has rcwt. 2600. Corn King manure spreader. with his brother, Rev. Frank Loomfor Admr. hied ture fw-which the Agricultural Ad; j. • j tamed relatives from Indiana and E*t. George W. EhreL Inventory tunud ,hom« 2 Oliver riding cultivators. justment lectures w.ere e»pecia!)v‘ ’ Miss Ethelvn Earl of Belding spent Ohio over the week end. I filed. planned, will start Monday. Oct 3ii last week end with her cousin. Mb* I^upel Knowles, a former resident CATTLE. 2 walking cultivators. Louena B. Beaftic. Bond of jof Carlton Center, was buried Vtfcd- ‘ Tlx* Brigg* p T. A W1U meet . An‘,;“,’r ’*!*’ cour'*! •*’» Gaylha LoomU Adnu. filed, letters testamentary i*Oliver sulky plow, No. 26. MIm Josephine Jersey, 4 yrs. old, fresh 8 wks. , ,, mlv jcrepmni- Novlskey wovixxey of oi Hasn.a*- 1 n^ny / forenoon from thc Adventist; jufd. order limiting, settlement’en-i thi. wevk Friday night for their OrSpring tooth harrow. teber meeting and election of offitercd. . Jersey, 4 yrs. old, with calf. ,Br -*h u" Mr £- and ■ Mrs. Gilbert Pislier of ,,»<■.< .Est-. Wilbur E Carpenter Waiver Land roller. Weeder. Hay slings. Mrs. Albert Wells and Mrs; Myr- 'Hastings and Miss Carolyn Fisher ot Jersey, 8 yrs. old, fresh Oct. 26. Mr and Mr*. Robert Miller of of. notice filed, order appointing ti* tic NtrcKU* Stn-kle ano and .-oi) spn vicror Victor anenueo attended — Woven wire stretcher. Battle Crn-k spent Saturday night Ajtmr. entered. Jersey, 2*g yrs, old, fresh last July. Mr and Mrs Gerald H-rtier arid the Th6rnap|»!e Garden Club last;and Mrs Fred Kenney anil Robert, E.-t Ray c. Ncfwton. Warrant and with their patent*. Mr. und Mrs. baby Double harness. Milk cart. of Hasting* were Saturdav wrcK Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Ray Allenling Allerdimr hav have 1 Guernsey, 21..', yrs. old, fresh last Ervin Miller, j-tiid spent Sunday with Inventors- filed. night and Sunday gue.-ts of Mr. and j . ....Walton was a .. .. ’»»by boy. born last week, who u_ Mrs Claude Has- i» has Quantity 2-in. plankJune. Est, xtvrtha Dickinson. Annual Mr. and Mrs Laurence Rt’zman of tings v.uttor last we.-k been named. John William. account filed. Other Articles too numerous to men­ Guernsey, 2 J /o yrs. old, fresh last The I. A. S will hold a chicken and Mra." Claude Walton Est. Libbir F- Reynolds. 'Annual ’ Mrs. Grace Mack and Mr*. Agnes supper at the church this Friday movcii back to their rooms over the, June. ; tion. -account- of exteutof filed! Mr. and Mrs. A Munjoy und Mr. Oct. 27. They are hopin; Wa|ton garage Thursday, Est. John M. Hammond Wiiv-cr of Cole will entertain sit., a dinner evening. and Mr*. Rowe front Detroit spent u g'»od attendance.* Plan to at■ ----notice filed, order appointing Adm; meeting for thc Evangelical L, A 8. for : Thursday ' ' ' SOt’TlfWEST WOODLAND. -------- -- near - - Crystal. Mich . v-.siirntered, bond of Admr filed, tetter* Thursday. Nov. .3. atjhe home of tend it. of admlnutratton iw-ucd. order limit­ the forlner. A g'»od attendance is Mr. and'Mrs Austin Oversmitl Mr and Mr*. "Bernard Burch of A and'family and Mr*. Lusk of Mar­ California. Mis* Susie Fisher and desired-. • ' young cyclone jmssed through ing scttlenxnt entered shall were Sunday visitor* at Mr Mrs. Carl Hewitt were dinner guests: this sectton Saturday night, mov-. TERMS—CASH. No property removed until settled fop Est. J. .Charles Fcfghncr. Proof of ui large tool Ahed of Don Rowwill filed, order admitting will en­ meeting for a cafeteria supper and atjd Mrs Clark -Oversmith's. ot Mi** Phoebe Oaks Tueaday eve­' mg lader's off thc wall about seven feet. social evening . has. been changed -Mlt«v Alice Whetstone. Alnut fill- ning., tered. ‘ Sandbrookaho m°vlng other small bullrings Est Michael J. Flynn. Petition for from Oct 31 to Nov. 2. due .to con­ Mr and Mrs Ham. ,Haro . . -an. „ and uprooting trees in this sectioA license to sell tiled, order, for publi­ flicting date.-,. MuMc. games and tend.-d A Century of Progrjs* in nnd Mrs. Guy Kantncr spent SatMr and Mrs. Torrence, Townsend stunts will furnish the entertain-- Chicago the last oi the week. Tlu-y “'jSV.’n?M“ni".urd cation entered. ' . oirtS-rt W. also visited Mr- Jennie Cunib.« and E«t. Edwfo C- and Harp’, N Clapp ment for thc evening.- * family in Katninlizoo. °'1 R0b"t Do ",W beakins D-'uk"'’ “ *"r Donald u *' at camp Camp Cu Custer •of Mr. and Mrs- Jarno* ' Wxxiiand vu-ited nr*. Ev< .P.M Thurm.y -'I1!!1* «“ 8'"" Tr..mTO wein Sunday. with Mrs. Myrtle McIntyre in Has. . . . , Mrs. Gertrude Wilcox ot Ha-ting* Meeting arc expected H? begin in and sister. Mrs. Brown, of Green­ Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Fnrlee enter­ the 8. Brethren church. Oct . 30. B Col. A. W. Hilzey, Auctioneer. J. E. Babbitt, Clerk. ville writ Sunday callers at. Mr-. tained at a game dinner Sunday! F Petry of Ohio, evangelist, in charge. Mac Over.-mith*. in honor of Mrs! S. W Perrin's rn birthday Those present were. Mr CEDAR (KEEK. past e! Flint. Largest .Farm Mutual Fire Is:.:frsnc» Conpany. Edinonds i,lld Mrs* s w P' lrin and children The date of the chicken pie sup­ Nearly one-halt trillion in assets and resources. Ila. paid It. tabes. of their of. Detroit. Floyd Williams nnd fain'ila.'i l Edmond.-'. dv Qf Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs per at Cedar Creek will be Satur­ Sunday gu<-*ls of MY. and Mrs. Will1 home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hain-] per at thc M. P. church basement a'juKbi. ?> Ml- H.ii-I E4m..nd- . '4' °< c'"k- Mr ""■* M” day. Nov. 4 , . i mond of n-,., —— Sunday. »»----- ----------------Baltimore. Mr.• i •«->this <— week lluirsduy evening. ♦ There " ’ M Hlh MrtMiy. •Saturday. SalunUy. About jMr. and Mrs. JoWh Gurd and iam- Knestrick of Climax. and iA- sjieni Sunday with Ivan Camp­ | will be a short program after sup*lxty were present and enjoyed a Thelma and QdHs. of bowling, — b!» the lEount tn » cluitfiMl pcUcy. Mrs. H. Leavitt spent a part of। Gurd Is about the same.* Mrs. Elsie Rorcmia Bar- bell Battle........ Creek. : last week with friends in Grand' I pleatant evening. . - and - baby. ------ — Mr. und Mrs. Lxjo Monroe and son! I*’’’- Mrs Nellie Cross of Hastings — und ---- wife ---- -of---------Dir.COUNTB elven tor :o4t. Ore leHitlng roots on dwellings, sbo for Verm n Smith left test w.- k for of I?p „ || of _________ Kalamazoo were week-end. vi.s-iwl,I IP'1' “ short talk, Lloyd Owen and family visited Rapids .h. . ^lr Elbert WjU Gurij| [n COIU. llors of mpij. 1Jar,-nt.. Mr parjntr. and Mrs.! the K» l< o-i! CautjT -ii Pit;-. ! fora \Ilj1a’?d Ix'* ,tantn‘r... m». Moo-Atrs. r aJid nt। uw the- munk home »<•. of ........... Mr. and-Mrs. z* :2t:U Mr. 22".! ML- -:' Gladys Culms of Hastings I-..n-Hl of'ten week.-. uld Mr’ Otl>' Kamner. son. Marvin. Barcroft «•»•••• nt Freeport • .ctpw, Sunday. oui>un>. । puny wiui vwij Bwioer Ardy Owen. I is spending this werk with her slswith Wall Shriber ana and wire wife oi ol ,Ar<iy Tm- Cr.mp Fin- girl* held their if*’1' Sunda>’ WUl Kantner's in «Henry — ---------------• ■’wife •- were Hastings, visited John Gurd al the:' Don't forget the chicken pie aup-l ter. Mrs. Lloyd Owen. Wertmnn and, ■ --------... Hustings tc nxslst him in celvbratMORRIS O. HILL, Hastings meeting Friday evening «t the M«’-‘ r mi: his birthday. Ombfr school houte with a. John Smith ut Battle Creek spent roast.. the week end at home. Herman Juhn.>on and family State Insurance „.s uncle, u.....-, RtisK.1!™"’1’ !”,u,n *n<l dreenvike called .... on his HOME orrica 70g CHURCH ST. FLINT. MICH. ‘I’?'. fell Greenfield. oi un, pto, ... Clin*. Fnrlee* “ Sunday evening. W. V. BURRAS. Prc»iJ«nt. H. K. FISK. S«cr<twy. cenlly. The Harveoter Band will have a Russell GreeriJit-ld i- able to be Hallowe'en party with Miss Nevuh about again. ' • Farlee Saturday afternoon. Miss Jean Kantner. Gerald Mah­ ler. Mr. and .Mrs. J. D. Wise apd family took in the excursion to the , ! Fair Sunday. , | J B Grant and family of Baltic Creek spent the week end at the! farm. „ Mr. and Mr* Bernard Burtch of California called on Levi Kantner Wednesday morning. The high wind and rain did quite, a lot of damage in Southwest Wood­ land. z a Tuesday, October 31 FLOYD GEIGER PROPRIETOR Fire Insurance At Cost! Mutual Rodded Fire Co. History AUCTION SALE Because of not having feed enough to carry my stock through the winter, I will sell several good milch cows and some other livestock at public auction at my farm on Sec. 26, Yankee Springs township, being the second farm north of the Yankee Springs Orchard on the Middleville road, on Saturday, Oct. 28,1933 Commencing at 1 o’clock sharp, and will offer thc following MILCH COWS. Yellow Jersey cow, 6 years oldr due Feb. 20th. Black Jersey coiv, 6 years old, due Jan. 23rd. Brindle Jersey cow, 6 years old, fresh 8 weeks. Black heifer, 2 years old, due Dec. 31st. Black heifer, 2 years old. Jersey cow, 3 years oldpdtie Jan 8th.. TERMS Part Jersey cow, 5 years old. Brindle heifer, 2 years old. Jersey bull, 1 year old, eligi­ ble to register. SWINE. 4 shoats, weight about 100 lbs. each. POP CORN A few bushels of good Aus­ tralian huli-less pop\jrn. CASH. P. A. VAN TUYL, Propr HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. and from its Records This Bank Charts Its Course! SOLTH SHULTZ. . Quite a nice crowd out to P. T A. meeting Friday night. There wasu Hallowe’en program and a good time Ls reported. Prayer meeting nt G. E. Kenyon's Tiivsdliv afternoon was quite well Htt< nded. This week Wednesday evening they will meet with Mr. and Mrs. John Chamberlain. Callers on Mrs. MhirKenyon Sat-urday. were. Mrs Nettie Maas. Mrs Tress Moser and Mrs. Kate Pattonot Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bonneville and daughters. Lorraine and Uirnn. ’pin Saturday night with Mr and. Mi : ’ Harry Miwner of Kalamazoo.1 Mrs Mabel Moody of South Ma­ ple Grove is spending this .week’ with her daughter.' Mr* Martha Horn Mrs Ada Murray of Nashville vis­ ited her parents. Mr and. Mrs. Wm. Gate.- the first of the week Rev. Fred.-Horn and family re­ ceived word that they had a little in-.' granddaughter bom to Rev. •John Hot' •* — — •hart. MT . . . Sl)r has .. -------- Lots Ruth. Congrutu-i Union;. • Mrs, Alma Whipple nnd RUttell' Hull ui Augusta visited the former’s' daughter. Mrs. Florence Peake, and family last week Mrs Mina Kenyon -received word .from Mrs. Millie Merritt of Pent­ water. formerly of this place, that i she bunt-d her daughter. E=.sle. three weeks and three dajx after her hus­ band Wm -Merritt, passed away. She left a husband- and two little daughter*. They have many frtendj her« who extend sympathy to'the bereaved family. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nichols at-1 tended the funeral of her aunt in Ha*tmg* last Monday. Miss Barbara Bowman of Ha*unii* spent the week end with Mr. and} Mr?. Walter Colbert. • Mr. nnd Mrs. LaFayeltc Usbomai • ana Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams I attended a family reunion at ths: home'of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Quimby' ut Battle Creek on Sunday. Guy Hough and Orville Parks of: Lansing cilled on Mr. and Mi*. Frank Shriber Sunday- forenoon.' Robert Culbert spent the week I end with Reed Furrow of Hastings. । Tis folly to look backward but to learn from ex­ perience how to direct one’s course for the present and into the future. The day of the tallow candle, the grain cradle and the ox-yoke is g^ne. We are facing today a New Age, a New Civilization—a completely changed condition in economic fend social life. During the past generation this bank, through competent management, has been able to meet the changing conditions, and render the service ex­ pected of it by its patrons and the people of its community. Every sort of physical equipment has been obtained to keep our Banking Service up to . the Highest Standard. -• Careful consideration of the part this bank has taken in contrib­ uting te the well-being and prosperity of Barry county and its citizens, must inspire confidence. The future activities of this old financial institution will be conducted along the same con­ servative and accommodating lines as they have been in the past, meeting at every turn all economic changes with care and confidence. You are invited to make this your home bank. HASTINGS CITY BANK TELEPHONE 2103 The Bank with the Chime Clock HASTINGS, MICH. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1333 MORE SPEED SHOWN I in lieu; raoui nane PAO1 Assyria. A k>»'^lng was held at IN NEW FARM LOANS the home of Mr and Mrs Emerson ---------- More Eggs Are you getting as many eggs as you should? Thinlc what your extra profitswould men if every hen were "right on the job." Don’t put off feeding WAYNE EGG MASH any longer. WAYNE EGG MASH has proved that hens are one oi the biggest money-mak­ ers on a farm. It insures bigger profits— high egg production at a low cost. ' EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY FLOUR FEED COAL CEMENT UME BRICK TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS TELEPHONE 2118 HASTINGS, MICH HIGH GRADE KENTUCKY COAL ROOFING Hastings Lumber & Coal Co PHONE 251S FRANK SAGE T building and loan associations than any other type of an institution ami for the very good reason that these associations have accomplished- tb.c most wholesome results In thrift and home ownership, am! tlie -promotion of thesfe objects is abso­ lutely essential In the welfare of the United States." ’ Deliv. 1033. to Annujil Convention of UNITED LEAGUE. Chicago, Illinois. We welcome, you to become a member of our family. & Loan Association Griswold at Jefferson Detroit, Michigan J. L. Maus ’member TU 1 11 • 'Cortrtgnt of Lacey on Tuesday in Piled Up Applications Now honor of their rather ^ eighty-third birthday; .Moving Through as Force Miss .Mildred Garrett has been abof Appraisers is Enlarged isenl from tlw telephone office part - Loans to Michigan’ fairnen ]^YBther. wm: b-rrc\t7.nd’»..i«through the St. Paul Federal Land ,MrJ( Ent.n' MOGtocklin. on a trip to Bank arc being speeded up along Chicago and A O^itury <rf Progwith the louu m other districts, ac- »*» . cording to H'-nry Morgcnthaii. Jr..' The annual game supper i>u« on in Charge of form credit, who points by ti»e Lacey camp ot Modern out that 1810.700 wm kmiwd by <he: Woodmen planned for Saturday eve­ St Paul Itenk during September. ning artha Jones hoU wa* juevr.nicd Loans made by the Land Banks by dw continued rainy evening. for that month were m arly one-half! Tlie Briggs Parent-FeactuT or of the total amount loaned, in the! uantaulioil will meet on Friday eve ning. Oc OclolM-r u h, n *,,ec“®n ? whole uf 1933 Application., for fed- "»•»■ .l?.ljfr -27 ’7. .* ,eral farm-lands piled up in such]*office:s will be held Mr. und Mr.s Jiriluk Paul of Bat >quantities immediately following the : federal farm loans piled up in such ]lie Crvek and mother. Mr:- Ama . quantities Immediately following the •Purcell ot Hasting.-. Mi uiwl ?.li liberalization of the lcun policy that Morris Milter <if f-msliu- were Sun the banks did no', have the faclhiu*, tluy guests- al thc Mr. and Mrs.'Fre ’ nor the personnel to handle them •Miller home. l5:e first step to catch up with • Mrs. Agm-s Purcell. Who for her the volunii- ot biLui.-,. was to ••:■.- '•jrliiK..... .. .......... . sister. Mr large tlie force of a'pprahers who Scldmore u now at thmust inspect the farm before a loan her daughter. Mrs. Julius can be made. That ha.-, now been Battle Cree-: done and tin.’ accumulated appitcuilfs. Sylvia Seidmore is conyates’ Huns'are rapidly, being considered. ‘:I;X .. More appraisers arc added us, rap- MJ?. Ev*ffillc idly as competent men can-bc found, j Tlie Brtegi • Hallowe en ; Two type* loans are made on •chcdulrd for Tuesday <;yciu farm property. .Tlie first Ls u first, -mortgage whicl| can be fpr an'Tiiursday evenlhv No-.embT. nor-: ..»r.; when a ptev “Mail order Wife amount equal lo one-half tin* inal valite of Hit- land pirn, one-fifth of the value ol the teulding-. In some cmtCA, an additional loan can be 'obtained direct, from the commlssloner with a second mortgage Mr., and Mrs. Eirwrwn Cot Jon the tend and chattel mortgages jn farm property a.-> jecurity. 'niHllahl QJ‘ total of the two lyjH.s ot- Icxinj cun; daugiiu-r, ma! va’’.«r of the property offered r.'WIAI IKIUl ’.LU I’ .>’ •• * , the financial difficulties off all farm- ; K.owilt'.f o* Ba era became the law demand.-, that [re.*“*,vv> J1* r,‘ tlx; loans be secured with a certain I ,s. , . amount of properly. Intrrprctahwu h‘‘ld ,Lh ,r In' of Hili law have been m/libernl ev« |ung. Die «ffir-1- •• possible and the Interest rate.-. i president. "r—“' Hw: charged are low. It haa-been fouijd paiMble in some,Stary. Edith Mill cases to-get tlie creditors’ of individ­ ' Jones. ual farmers j<» discount their clairtia ] Mrs. Mary , .pu enough to jx rimt their pay num urv with the government loans when >1;‘5n would have been mi|x*.*’.ble to at- H”**'1-. mid Mi ford financial relief if all crvcliUir..; ]er- a, demaiid<xl the test pennyI[<* rr,n,nd ,"’r thc sail- ol bands In the opeti tnarket j mid the public will iiot buy bonds] which they bdk-ve arc not Mx’ured',, , ... by iteod collau ra! Farm land at !^r , normul value/ l- nr .t cla a c .Uatersl.' F*rd '.f /““I DonnJ but faun mortgages based on bT-nr"'1. ' l*11 values are no; tjuod security -today] Callers at lor bauds. >, Ins' Strnd i Hdd Mayo and lie and ten ■ , : Kinser and -v ;!> • > Mr ami Mrs. Janu s Boulter. Mr. i Mamie W«-bb and Mrs. Zera Boulter and Mr aild|ch'arlex Harrinuton Mr.-. Georue Bagky were Sunday Milks calk<t •: '!!■ glivsU ol Mi. and Mrs Irving Buul- o:.nka of Bai th. Cr< Sunday and ;• ,4 I. ..U I O’ -.'Il l * : .1 * Mrs Chu i. Hhllt, Mr<- Mary Mui- iflistitut Mt.s. Gmiku with Ix r Iidum:-' ftndare and Audrey •spent Sunday at (futies A Century of Progre.w. Aiutift DeLmtc. w!k> spent laM' Mr. and Mrs. Marclus Bigley ®T*lwwk with hi> Mjtcr“. Mrs. Florv’and companlvd Mr. and Mrs. T. H Mr?.: Turner, returned to Grand. K'“chum ot Martin and Mr. and tcnV Siiwby. Mrs. Urvm McBain to St. Louis un Mrs. Catherine McAdam- and Mr Wednesday and spent the day with (uld Mrs. Wm. Van Sickle Lan-' Mr. and Mrs. John McGIocklin. sing s;x-nl the week end with Mr. Mrs. Baldwin ep«-nt Monday- in and Mrs. Clair Van Sickle. Grand Rapids. | Mamie Webb and children’. Carl; Mr. - Herbert Morehouse spent the > Montgomery and Margucnt.-’ MilL ;and Mrs. Clair Van Sickle attended ..................... me :o move. Wa will miss tiws the union «meetlni| nt the Free1 esteemuble jx-ople. Methodist church Thursdhy cvi nlni; Mrs. George MrKibbln and daugh­ ters. Rutli mid Doris were in Kal­ amazoo Haturdny. Ruth McKIbblil. .who hits been ho]|ilng Mrs. Grace Underwood Holland. returned. to her home Prairieville Tuesday evening. MICHIGAN BEL TELEPHONE CO IF MEN HAD TO DO THE HOUSEWORK, THERE'D BE MORE TELEPHONES I IIEKE'D be telephones in the Mtclicn. in /he basement, in the h ml room a upstairs . . wherever there is housework.to do. • J There’ll he as adequate a telephone system in men, homea ax in their Mores and office* . • not just one instrument. And there'll be no more of that tiring running, buck ami forth-, up and down, to make and answer culls. Yoti cun have an extension telephone anywhere in your home for lee* than 3c a day. (tell the TeleIihonc Business Olhcc and order oue today. Luutalaliou will he made promptly. wonderful sermon ami enjoyed tlie outpouring of Gods blessings ujxm HU people. " Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnr'de McCullougli i are the proud parents of a line baby ' boy bom Oct. 21.M, XH. and Mrs. Clyde Nidiols and Mr., and Mrs. Lopgstrovi of Grand . Mr. and ?.fr». Sam .Cutch' r spent oncRapids were callcra at bcorge Run- Iday the pa.-t'We« k With Mr. and j som's Saturday. Mrs. Edgar DdForest al o'hr’. Mary Walers has been on thc sick Mrs Pierce and little daughter o' list. Cloverdale were the Sunday guests i Mr. and Mrsi.Monto Rcplogle en­,| of her sLster. Mrs* Clifford Kahllo tertained their’ grandchildren OI -‘ and family at this place. Freeport over the week end. Mr. and Mri Wells and Oils Em I Mr. and Mrs. Dell Sutton of Has­ (Were Kalamazoo visitors Thursday tings wen- Sunday visitors at Rich­ Mr. and Mrs Marian Rupe called ard Gardner's. . ' ion their sons who live at Kalamazoo Mrs Jennie Loehr has been enter-,I Wednesday. * . । turning her aunt from Flint thc i>ast C. L. Rube and family of Otsego: visited- his parents of this vicinity ■ Mrs. Minnie Shriner, who has! l-Yiday. been spending some time witli he;Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Pierce, and. brother. George Ransom. has re­ sons of Plainwell and Miss Berna-■ turned to her home in Hastings. , dine Ducey of Otnego were Sunday Mr und Mrs. Oscar Laubaugh of ------ ------ ——-- , afternoon guest* erf relath w- at this! Freeport have moved into ,Fred|... __ place. Smith's tenant house. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hine enter­ Bl'GBEE CORNEhs. tained Sunday in honor ol their Kalamazoo. NORTHEAST ( ARI.TON. son of Kiilaina.ro s|M*ni the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lower urid ] children ot Lansing visited, their end with Mr. and Mrs. Cha s F parents. Mr, arid Mm.-A M. Deskvr family spent Sunday with Jim Wil­ Sunday. ' cox. thc occasion Ix.uk Ben Jen-: Tlie cyclone Saturday night did . birthday- Mrs. Mary Rice, much.damage in this' section to kin's 'went up Frida .- evening ' and rt-j barns'and other buildings. tnulned over till Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Booher ntByron jMuirox tame down from i tended the funeral of a niece and a I Vicksburg io visit his mother a little | I daughter of Wil) Patton of Evart ,while Supctey. !Sunday. Mr. mid Mrs. Wayne Eliott und son of Flint visited his parents over ’Mr. and Mrs Oharle* Cotton nndi the week end. daughter. Caryl, of- Mulliken visited - Born to Mr. and Mnr. Roy Aller- ut B. F. Cotton's Sunday. dlng a son. .Oct. 11. Mary Allcrdim,’ Burr Catton und son. Richard, of assisted in caring for them. * Grand Rapids, and Karl Pope of Mr. and Mrs- George Lydy and- •Sparta railed on Walker •Cotton's son of Hostings spent Saturday Bunday. . night gnd Sunday with his parents. Robert Furlong mid Bernard! Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lydy. Brown of Pleasant Hfll, Ohio, are, spending an indefinite time with: friends in nnd around Woodland.! Mrs. Nettle Itagla and Ethel at­ At present they are staying at Cal-, tended A Century of Progress on yin Furlong s'. Sunday. • Professor Foreman, of tiic poultry tann of Lou ell. spent Tuesday ut ।editor of the Atlantic Monthly. Arthur Teeter's. Mrs- John Mummeii. Mr. and Mrs John Porter of Bradford and Mr. REMEDY REMOVES CAUSE and Mrs. Warren Bowman of Mont­ OF STOMACH GAS pelier. Ohio, spent Monday with Mr. Most slomacli^O.KS Is due to and Mrs. Arthur Teeter. Tlw Ladles' Aid wllf have an all bowel potootu. For quick relief, day meeting, on Nov. 2. to clean use Adlerika One dote, cleans church. A vegetable soup clumer will but body wiDte*. tone* dp your be ierved and , u program will be] system, brings .sound sleep.—B. given in the afternoon In charge of A. LyBarkcr. Druggist -Adv. Ludle Fisher. Fourth And Last Big Week ot Our........ Anniversary Sale Celebrate With Us _ THIS IS OUR GREATEST SALE OF THE WHOLE YEAR. TAKE ADVANTAGE NOW OF Prices Sensationally Low STOCK YOUR PANTRY AND SAVE! IONA BRAND PEACHES Cezzcious Halves in Pure, Sweet Syrup HAWAIIAN BROKEN-SLICED PEACHES PIKEAPPLE 2-35c NOTE: WHEN COMPARING PRICES ALL PRICES IN THIS AD INCLUDE THE 3'; MICHIGAN SALES TAX! A & P MEAT M/ARKEj S’ A Solid carload of BABY BEEF received this week, to be sold at prices you can afford to pay! Stock up and can your winter’s supply of beef now—-you can not afford to wait! SPECIAL PRICES on whole quarters STEAK RIB BOILING BEEF ROLLED RIB ROAST Lean and Meaty 6c 12c ib. lb. BEEF ROAST SMOKED HAM PORK SAUSAGE 121c Round or Sirloin Any and All Cuts An>> and All Cuts ]b ol Chuck Whole or Shank Half No. I Pura Under New Pure Food Act 121c 3 ">•■ 20c 9c r .b PORK ROASTS QUAKER OATS SUPER SUDS PEAS RELIABLL STRING BEANS WHITE CORN TOMATOES BEANS QUAKER MAID SMALL SMALl/ No. 2 Size 1-lb. She Pkg 8' 3 pk«»- 25“ 2 cans 29“ 3 cans 25' 3 cans 25' 3 cans 25“ 4 cans 19° 2 cans 2E° 3 cans 25° lb. 12’ c•lb. ’ pkg- 19c pkg. 17° ran 10° PINK SALMON PUMPKIN FINE QUALITY SLAB BACON PANCAKE FLOUR SUNNY FIELD MELLO WHEAT CEREAL TOMATO JUICE HEINZ ' pit. 17' QUAKER OATS ■-.“cE RALSTON BREAKFAST FOOD - 23' WHEATENA A BIG FAVORITE P*r 23“ ROYAL GELATIN aei. ruvow 3pe». 25‘ ib. 17< MARSHMALLOWS CAMPFIRE WHITEHOUSE MILK 6-33c 3~». u. 49COFFEE 8 O’CLOCK FRESH CREAMERY »■ 23' BUTTER SILVERBROOK, Print ». 25' BUTTER 4 ~*23' NORTHERN TISSUE BREAD OBA»DMOTHE»-S loar 9C I-*.!—' 6‘ " AfiiAOE t*,. 33 bisquick - -<x?;;a<A¥^>1 COFFEE 110KAK SUPREME 2 “* 45 PALM OLIVE 4 '■»“ 25 SOAP MAXWELL HOUSE ».>!. 25“ COFFEE LARGE 2 31' SUPER SUDS KARO BLUE LABEL 3 29 SYRUP :■». an 25“ SYRUP KARO BLUE LABEL '>■ 10“ FIG BARS N.ac. FUESII BAKED GINGER ALE «’««< ctVB Ujp BMIU 10' UKALTVri't -IFLEISCHMAN’S YEAST iw-ib. 19 Un **< HERSHEY’S COCOA «*“OT ANN PAGE DOUGHNUTS PUMPKIN SPICE pu 10 CAMPBELL’S TOMAT& SOUP 4 A x P FOOD STOI �PAGE TWELVE’ MORTOAOR FORECLOSURE. COWS EAT MORE HAY IF FED BONE MEAL | LEGAL NOTICES . Faulkner entertamwd William Toot and daughryn. nnd Mr and Mrs, Robert and Arnold-Faulkner ithechurc Increased .Amount off Homo iv encotit Grown Legumes Can Be ' Marketed to Cows MORTOAOE RALE . IhUt.M'a • spohd r»»Ue» n'r.V Willi intestinal flu. but vend ■Uiuring .-lowly hpw. This Li sun- < RAitm BALAF ago SAVED MONEY ... and YOU CAN SAVE Money by ordering YOUR coal NOW before prices go any higher! Our service will make clean satis- Mr. and'Mrs. Wendell Hull andund.. daughter Lorane, and the former's ir.-h- niothyr. Mrs. Ida Maltby of Battle Hu h Creek spent Thuradav at jhe Otu ; Mtrnan.hmnr. Mr and Mrs. Altinrtn urch following guests on Friday. Mr and ..Sheridan Darling ami family the Jotter's lather. Mr Abel of igo. Mr-. Pearl Watsmi and I'er Elizabeth hf South Haven Arthur Stairs and Homer Smith < arlton •pi'itt Sunday at Joii Stairs. Mr. find -Mrs- Thompson and son PAID AN bought their coal a few ■ weeks are .site .spent the past anuly pels or have enlitnenial value Sc 1 iced iter c in ,_____ ta good money thc.H.' d.«y factory delivery to your home. Smith Brothers Velte & Company Bellingci SALT. LIME ANO ETC. WIND el'.-eltt of inanv lliee lilitl Useful r’s lather ‘and mother Mr and Mr Victor Ji and • mother Mr. and ' Mr Going Milke Herrington. has lion or mfalla ana th ptwiT com.:- will aid .u»ne reducing' the total amount produced and in reducing yf that sent to market. . Allot tier way to reduce milk to feed the individual cow cording to thu numb1 SEV RETI are on Thursdftj by thc Dowjtng cey stringed instrument orchn anti other features; (rs* cream will fetved. also sandwiches and coffee and light lunches at a small cost. A and •” ic-mv to al) U wctChdcd. A baby boy arrived nt the L. J O-wald home Wednesday evening. October 18. which was born to their iMuithter and hit-bund- Mr. and Mn Clem Erne ut Kelly s Island who afe -pending •the winter with their patents. Mr.’and Mr* Gerald BursdiifT ol Rutland, former Dowling resident; parents of a baby girl. Con The bone meal used should be a f good grade, .steamed, and odbrlees. * This material 'o ificmtM' uuuninH / falf« : Every Indication at This Time is That Faulkner and -<»p. Paul 5 to IQ^XRinds silage. 3 to 10 pounds it of cornmeal, plus one tca.*poonfn| of ■ .at their father. J >hn Belsun and family. - . , A little girl arrived at the homeof Mr^and Mrs. (b raid Burv.dufi ■ week. Congratulation-.. Leon Dunntnt More of Michigan's alfalfa- hay gram. can be marketed through dairy co-.s Evangelism H a little steamed bone meal Lid to the ration to stiinulaP cow’s apixtite for the l<-Rimu-_. a;a-. according to the dairy depuxl- rhuren fun ' . ment at Michigan State College. ’ '/■ Tlie inenaise in ’the amount of 'i alfalfa permits-the cheapening of evening. So : ,t:ir ratinn by replacing concentrates fafttiot afio with the protein in the dlfulfa. A of blowingi. .-"tg-ifcktrd ration for a poimd i About thirty cow giving 3fj p?und.-> daily of JU 'i ■r '■* r. i-v Porrlnnd visited in the Jim, Dibbfc home Sunday.Mrs. Ernestine Edger. Marian. Loren and Lvnu. a bo Mrs- Myrtle. Williams were Battle Creek vt^noi.t. Faulicnr? of ---------. Mr. and Mra. Charlo Behan and TELEPHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH Ha,stin Ha vi final fUpulutr on tlH-J the new curia true Mullmen SH.IKMl of trrv.si du i>t- i Instil in futon they did added bi giving rt (in-. copi e.immtini tings fol; knowing teautiful Johnstgwn Hansbarger IBANK. ■ [Thundiiy at Mr . Howard Burchett'/, .'laud Reid and son :1,1 Ax.yrm. itiaas were.Sunday which 10yd farm Whitworth Rii.h.ird Adelaide Wilkinson' of inday. Mr. mid Cummings and two daugh-. -■■tingst-petlT Thursday eve-! GKTinV 1 Mrs Laurel Manthuli and liters und son Burlin Were inti -en attended the Spotlight Fri< . afternoon nnd evening arty evening in Haetings. Mr and Mr.-. Frank Hnwbllte •tx-nt Sunday evening at Mi hmm Marshall and daughter. Dawn, ni •ILiml and Lake Od< Burrell Murphy and lull'd a Century ol plant rat nt 5.500 t Tluit C 137.000 f> areinnulu bnuighr .•.up;tile.-. old build) lx>.ir<l pla l»!y i>n th pond in principal applied a (Con AUCTION SALE In order to settle the estate of George M. Ritchie, I will have an auction sale on thc Putnam farm, 1-2 mile north of Banfield, on 9 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31 COMMENCING AT ONE O’CLOCK, AND OFFER THE FOLLOWING NOTICE TO CREDITORS MOBTGAOE FORECLOSURE 0 i.llnilv n Arbor Tn AUgtLda daughter. EDER FOR PUBLICATION. .■tamed tlw enter. Miirjor.e und husttmd and daughter of • Kalamaroo on Sunday. • j , Mis. Bess Waters, spent Sunday t afternoon with her sister. Pauline. ' near Orangeville. „ , ‘ Gordie Durkee of . Delton. Paul 1 Blanchjtrd ot Kalanm/oo ami Elmer ( Willison went north on a 'fiunUnu. trip Sunday morning returning ibinr- Sunday evening. »f N»«h- neighborhxid. paxsed awfty Salwr-: -.... day at hU home it/ ilw.Burdtfk dlsr/ht. trict. We extend <xir .-ympathy to • IU,r’ the aged wife and two daughters. . , Mx-on Newton and Rex Waters milk, Rer’.jtCT ct-PrcUty. U.i,.., 5?11 Out n i Tuesday. “> o'*“1 R-“,ld’ HORSES. Bay mare, 9 yeefrs, weight 1400. Bay horse, 8 years, weight 1400. Bay mare, 12 years, weight 1200. CATTLE. x Two red and white cows, Durham and Guernsey, 7 years. . Red and white cow, Durham and Guern­ sey, 6 years. Blue roan cow, Durham and Holstein, 6 years. Red and white cow, Durham and Guern­ sey, 7 years. . Brindle white cow, Jersey and Durham, 9 years. White cow, Jersey and Durham, 10 yrs. Black cow, Durham and Holstein, 10 years. White cow, Jersey and Durham, 9 yrs. Red DurhaCm heifer, 3 years. Red Durham heifer, due soon, 3 years. Two red Durham heifers, 18 mos. Black heifer, 18 mos. Blue roan heifer, 16 mos. Guernsey steer, 18 mos. Red Durham bull, 18 mos. Two roan Durham heifer calves, 10 mop. Black heifer .calf, 10 mos. HOGS. Black sow, wt. 300, and 10 pigs, 9 wks. Red sow, wt. 300, and 8 pigs, 2 wks. White sow, wt. 250. Two white shoats, wt. 75 lbs. each. POULTRY. 6 young turkeys. 2 hen turkeys. Gobbler. 9 ducks. 60 yearling hens, Plymouth Rock and Leghorns. GRAIN. About 100 bu. oats. 1-2 of 12 A. com in shock. TOOLS. Deering binder, 7-ft. cut. Keystone side rake.' Deering mowing machine, 6-ft. cut. John Deere sulky plow. Oliver 3-sec. drag. Oliver riding cultivator. Hay rack.. Sleighs. 3l4 x*l 1 Studebaker wagon. 2 sets work ha: Economy King cream separator. Land floaf Hog crate. Oil drum. t . Walking cultivator, 5-tooth. Forks, shovels, hoes, etc. iu:inmn MABLE RITCHIE, Administratrix TERMS-CASH. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer ALBERT LYONS, Clerk. CAMF NATI0I MISS TH SESSIO STR^ Opporti and C A Friday o'clock, •Leadersh organnrat MIm Edit al field, Miss Ken national and has every on nnd Engl tcnslvdy §cotin. th Chnnmd Zealand, countries ish Isles. privilege short co lecture. by local Sc. first n Nov. 10. parlors n All me tljr belte ttvltics f study m are invit admission some of t Jng one •should l Mrs Ray CampboM be madfCreek. A from the county. Accord chairman (iiiardinn. n*eting by the gl Ing the m showing of the de Myers an also cxpl Saturday. Camp Fi discussed. |sm. inst discussion Honors w (Con � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-11-01.pdf 0e8ba41ef0f3c57e859249b7eead2278 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER ;es 10 SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, NOVEMBER 1, 1933 PAGES 1 to 6 NUMBER 27 ARMISTICE BANQUET GRAND LEDGE OFFICERS . AT I. 6. 0. F. HALL 11379919 RETIRING CITY’S Annual Ag-HE Exposition CITY T/tX RATE IS INSPECT SEWAGE PLANT ■ ■PLUNGE Toastmaster, and Also Inspected City's Water SCHOOL BONDS Balance Of Weel 517.53 PER SI,000 KiniHon.Sigler, REGIONAL MEET BOARD SELECTED John C. Ketcham Works System Were ' ¥ PAID $15,200 PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST LAST YEAR ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Will Be Speaker • , Pleased With Visit TOTAL AMOUNT LEVIED Tickets an* now on sole for th-‘.' GATHERING IN- HASTINGS [ Tlw* mayor, city engineer, city al at-] SIX MEMBERS TO NAME FOR THIS YEAR IS WEDNESDAY, NO Armhitice Day banquet ’ six»ssor.cd I torpey., and several aldermen from SEVENTH TO ACT AS by the American Legion anil AuxdiG(and Ledge made up a delegation S11 3,781.50 ’ VEMBER 8 CHAIRMAN itiry an Saturday evening. Nov. II. E.\liil>iti«ns, Lectures, Music Arid Dramatics Pnrcide Varied Program >—•———— live price ts-75 cent* per plate, the urday. nvremve. November a. 2. a3 oird arid 4.111 4.1n the vlhxl to an,.„d th-.program 111 th­ ■ <uu«>. L. to olliclate as toastmaster arid The. .Agriculture and Home Eco-D of ten who visited Hastings on i Thursday to Investigate cur sewage I BALANCE DUE ON MEN FROM FOUR j disposal plant Grand Ledge is re­ PUBLIC MEETING Exposition will tdke place , ‘or ? ,or •’XiMiutton will lx glad SAVING OP32' - PER . nomica .—,--------— ----F hall at 6 30 o’clock quired To install such a plant The ; to have as many as possible prf-eiit COUNTIES INVITED .delegation BONOS IS $154,000 thus week Thursday. FridayX 7 and fjat-1, CENT HAS BEEN MADE Following the dinner. Kim Sigler ON NOVEMBER 23 wa.s here for ’.tie purpose ’^.Vi . Tiiur.’day night. Everybody ls inof getting pointers and appreciated i he courtesies shown them. They al[so visited tin- waterworks plant and ! were ’surprised and pleased to Oral it *o up-to*(tate. and to learn how Dancing' will conclude -the ev« A Regional Fireman's School of ' economically it is operated. The ning’v program. Get your Uckc visitors also learned, that Hastings, becau-e of the reduced operating »n WidneMlay. November line Rogers is the chairman.* with costs, has been able to reduce the Hurry Wood. Adelbcrt Cortright and charge to water consumers. Charles Townsend us ussistatiVj. , As.«K-latii>nr Michigan Slate Fin; .t!;1’''''"1 Fr’l.'. OMM Only Debt Hustings Owes Is the jx*aker for the occasion will Purpose Is to Promote PrinHastings Is Fortunate in ground-. Theodore tx* former Congressman John C mum ..r- Knopf, u > head >..< oft, » ’Tiirrv will be no admission charge.*. ciples of Protectioff and Having Fine School Unit $154,000 Bohds on Ccn- Ketcham, who always brings 3 helpthn agricultural ilvpartment. and;I Hubert Long-, student manager pupils in his department and Fire Fighting Methods for Civic Use ‘ tral School Building and Haward Ferrv*. assistant m«n- General Committee Asks c« operation of Merchants in "Buy Now" Campaign Interested have work’ll hard' ager. report a lltxxi of entries, with taxpayers of Hastinxv w... others ProjxTty owners in Hastings will The Hastings NRA General «m<> making plans for tills exposition. । rejoice to know that, notwitlixtand- in mitt -r hi'ld their first meeting Mon­ Lost yeor a record was set.tor the!,every indication tliut a new record notice a considerjble reduction in Ffng financial condition.**, tin* sellout state day night. This movement to lirlp of Michigan in Uie number of i ... , , . , , — '~the taxes they, will pay n< ’ Xt month lx uni has been uble la- make the exhiblts and their mivn-.-trng feu-1 Ihr chaifnwn nt Hie diffen-ntik. recovery in this country Ls now getAS compared with a year ago. The stipulated yearly imyment this year tures. ft b hoped it will lx- even 1 l»rtuirntx are a t.r..: unde.- way, so that the comamount to be raised by tax is now on the $|7(>.<MN> of boiub. L-siH-tl Whm more successful tins year mdt>*e felt tin-y could now function, tlefinltcly known, and it the new Central school building wa*. •sine** th*T" are several merchandis­ Potato On Friday ‘night Hare will lx- a 1 ciiiktiuctid There was jiaid in in­ ing and manufacturing lines which of $38. stallments. tills year, a total of ditorium. featuring Mr. J T Have: have their codes. Fruit ■nsion Division of the Mlcbigur Woo of principal of tiu- debt, al.su of Hie Michigan Slate College He ),. The General Committee selected S|x-ciuls Suin’rale College. The purjxiMof Hit S7.29U «»f interest. I-L’t year Jfi.lXK) often referred to a-. -Tile Will Rug■a leva! NRA Compliance Board, SclKztl exhitblt: tax $!«,ntherlng ts "to promote the prinp:im*.>! was retired. .>Lm> the inconsisting of the following’: Eimont of-Michtgun ” He will bring his: Rieau-l) loiubuiii’li 31: coun­ iplr.-: and practices of :mprove<i flrt tore.-,t due This leave the outstand­ ;ers Nvwtop, representing industrial em­ Program , commiiitv mvchanic.il cow from thWorld*.. ' ty Covert road tux S«.«7f««’ .-clntol ing school tMUids ut $154.1100. Earl Palmatler. represent­ will also be a two art ; LARGEST SINGLE ITEM IS ployees; It. is quite certain.that the citizens fair. There methods ” ing retail ntore employees; Joseph "The Clod.” by I<ewi» Btwh— FIFTY CENTS OF EVERY fighting AH village and city firemen from of Hasting., if they had known play. McKmght. (o represent industrial THE SMALLER STATE melodrama Of Civil war tiiavx. The ; Clotting- Myrtb- Hull Covert road tax what was going to liapjx-n. would iiplayers the counties of Allegan. Barty. Eaton DOLLAR MEMBERSHIP employers: A H Cjirveth. to rep­ Household FurnlBhint* arc txtached liy Mr. Albert ASSESSMENT ity taxpayers hot •have voted $170,000 bonds, but Becker and resent the retail rinployers; Mrs. its follow. .Dwight.drus. 1 USED HERE s year State , meeting. They will gam iroin it j in future years they will In- glad Fortts. Edna are Vern Wmlnger, to repnueot the Tiie nimiinl exixisltions of tin* AgShultz. ' Richard Brow — tax 82.783 00; county tux $15.27631; they did so. notwithstanding the er. Orville Babcock and Don Wea- rlcullural and Home Economics dvmiuth that will aid them in their, SCHOOL DISTRICTS comdimera; A E. McDonald- to rvpschool.tux J57.6i« 3.1 total this year, added burden, for we will have tli-*: •vurk. It is,expected that from 100 to resent tlx*tour a/*ociatlon. These six j partmrnt.s of oui city .schtads in a $75,747417. or a saving of 331 ju t TO AID PENNOCK splendid new Ontral school build­ CUT APPROPRIATIONS members will soon meet and choooc unoniTAi tuio vrso 150 ^rt-’nen from the four counlie­ J’iHirxday nlglit. at the white large measure take the place ut the HOSPITAL THIS YEAR wni attend ing., with the fine auditorium, both! building the seventh from outside their nuin7 30 to 9 00. r ' giving real’ service to the )«eopie of ents Nightfrom The program arrani ’ «<f ds us folCounty Covert Road Tax En ­ " AU city residents inu splendid exhibit.-, of agricul %iil. community. Both benefit the chairman of the committee. The du­ product.’, abo home t-conomic.i x_- was $23 52; bijt. that dors not indi- Barry Co. Chapter Did Splen- lows: tirely, Eliminated — Johnsc immunity in many wavs. All Hu.’-' .hlbit.s will con.-in- of m-A'miI -Registration'of Firtties of this committee will be to in­ iiibits, In addition "to the exl tings folks huie lfi<- pleasute of and demonstration.?by sell exhibita tiicro will w-’tin*.entertainment! 1’*- cate the actual diflcronee. tx-cauM* did Philanthropic Work in town Leads Procession vestigate complaints of alleged vlo[” - the city board ofreview rut the as­ knowing that all pupils in the 1932 -Two Co. Chairmen ' f,f' a m.—School will .-.tort with The board of supervisors con­ IutioM,of NRA rules or Codes Hiat Tluirsduy und Friday evenings, both ’ vKMncnts m On* city by almost ten. The annual Red Cross Roll Call is !a grade.. ,n«- comfortably housed in l»a rt myills—so leiice.' m U.Mc. "Fire Ext tnnuLslnng of -which w\|i be well worth whili- ht cent. Had tin- equalized value' cluded their October session with near at hand and the Barry County ^' “ pnunt Th » will bring out the satb-faction tlu»t tlwy had dc>hadmbsion price for either night, cational advantages afforded by very Ufa Pi. Unit. This cxhilxtion will be No* (s again hoping for the “an> matters th»r should lead to a good job in reducing the tax bur­ the aim., and purposes of the NRA figures tus a year ago, the tax rate Chapter few cities nt this size in this coun­ exceedingly interesting. The qxm- und everybody invited. uent ary becoming cluntkxl, eL.re9U’t* «n ‘ighting fin* den for the people of this county would have bon well under $16 0u' hearty co-operation of the prfop!.* bc“ try. We doubt if our Hastings school 10.00 A. M - DL-.cu.sion of "First ' ble for all ■','4'.?'t would be wise to hold a large of our county to I ix-r thousand dollar?, for this year. plan*, can be duplicated In any town Aid and Artificial Respiration” for the reduction Tip? lantes*. ;*lb £ gathering. It was decided by City tax payers will -remember of 5,500 in Michigan. DESCRIPTIONSWILL .... rcuu ’ .vu o...« v-* Jenera! NBA Committee that bcwfully t h 1 .s« that’a lame i’rm in the city school That Central schbol building co t' ;but Uns i •• reduction that is mure’ 1‘*’ s|x»«V°red by the NOW BE CORRECTED year and to cumc by smoke. budge’ |s the debt v:vice, that is. Li NRA of tin.’ city. An Interesting lion al appaient than real. bet. reach OUr quota. this hour will be on: ' Salvage program, one that everybody will anil quit*, certain that Barry county <>f 600 members.\ yentdation” as they, relate 4an. iAstalhnc'nt of principal and all school board hud iicciiiiiiihit**l«bout Council Takes. Action to Have to the enjoy. i.s being prepared' It U ex­ ”"■ contributing through tlw sale- tax Heretofore the'* wxtrk of a fireman ! the interest dur on the outstanding 837.OJMI for building purposes. This Imperfect Descriptions 1 to the state mure than six* la re- peeled to- have .it on Thursday eve­ Red Grass has 12 00. noon—Luncheon bonds an xt ,Mav fur the new Central­ celving in the way of n-tlucvd taxes. ning. Novem’x r 23. In the Central of Property Corrected been forced to Round-Table DMusMon of school building. These bonds, wh’ n BARRY COUNTY DENTISTS . i-su<*tl. were tor $170,000. The prin­ make its appeal upon the basis of However, it does case up’the tuffden scIhjoI auditorium. There .win bo •aid. Protection and Prevention.” ion .real estate, which needej to be. : songs by a male chorus-of 20 or 30 cipal has already born reduced bv the work done throughout the na­ NOW ENGAGED IN brought the total c.*l in voices. aL’o iriulical stunts and de­ 1 30 P M —Dbcussion of ■ done. • $16,000. leaving $154,000 Mill due. tion and the world only. But this theme rejected taxes by -the auditor gen­ of Fire Streams and THIS WORK The townships themselves have lightful instrumental music. TIm : Included in tile .-cliool budget in year tiie appeal .is made upon the draulics.” which would bring — aifpjilles that hud been in ilm- in the eral. Av is generally known.’if tux­ out. committee can assure, a gtSxl speaker the tax to be levl-d in D.c.*mbir basis of the relief work done m our; many interet.Jing things about water done a good job at reducing town­ for thisMneetuig who. in half an Jild building, which were transferred es arc not jiaid by a certain date; ' ship taxes, making a total saving fur own Burry county last year. .Nearlythey nrv ftported to the .county PHYSICIANS RE­ tt, I’"’*”’, will sum up tlie advantages ■ tuxpayiT.’. in the county of 4H . u.> tkrev hundred pal* of shoes were Tn selling the bonds the school treasurer. A chance to redeem bv <krlve<l horn the NRA. provided fur the needy children of 2 30 to 4 30—Discussion of “Hose । compared with a year ugo. School !o QUIRE LONGER TIME board planned Io raise .■.filistantmlly paying that official b olT« red If steps — be and Ladder Evolution. ” ; taxes were also reduced but not • ,’* "•"*,also vexed -—— •that —• — il\' county and a lew adults. Tliree school tax till! year t - paid the outthe Mine .unount every y< ur to up- Hie taxes remain unpaid, he foranywhere near the extent of other ta^’n hoimony with, the National Every Child in County to Be standing reht-.i ixmds will la* redue- carloads <>( Hour were distributed NRA program to sjxinrer a ...... Buy I taxes, the reduction bemg 14 per * to tlio.M* in need.and thousands ut Hie debt. As the prliiri|uil dimini-die. i-rty inode by the supervistu- and Weighcd and Measured by 'n "* yards Now ’ . ’ movement in Hiutlno. 'Hie ' cent Probably all of that came from of cloth wen- given to those the amount «»i annual Interest on Hie amount of th- unpaid tax to tin* Mtuuvru wac.wra wugv®. jpeakrr Will undoubtedly stress tiw i reduced teachers' wages. who proved their need to the dis-! Competent Doctors ,.nl- auditor general. Tli.t! olllci.il in tdtn n-.’fxmdingjy d’-i rvu • -: N । We thought our renders Would ap- Uni^i'aiicc of this "Buy Now" camth- include!, the property if properlyBarry Barry county county dentists dentists have have begun lx*gun'‘^\\!7>lll\r"!;Mi',,’!‘, n1,'.’'*rl’rin,’«l’ul trlbutiug committee. Besides all of, insteird 'if paying sh.imxi I predate th? summary cominled from P*!£nthis hundreds of, ready made garI he school boArd wisely niwits. *uch as sweaters, overalls,1 prificlpal. tin* .-,uin <>! $«.W» will lx-. described in the annual tax sale, dental examinations of all •county the supervisors ’ records showing Just , rl‘e ^operation of the merchanU decided to pay substantially n fixed applied and th- amount of the prin- "hlvh. Is held in each county by the . cMlten. E.nmIlUUn.L. ... .......................... what each township will have to pay °rr,the c ,UL'’ b<’vn rioted by tiw each year. This, as anyone' underwear, bloomers. Jackets, etc.t cIjniI retired Tiich year will steadilv auditor general, if .tin* description dqne in the schools and careful rec7> as compared with a year ago. and :r'._ A Generak Committee with a will make the yearly jmy-l (CunUnuetl on page thrq?> ’’' is correct, the person whft purchftsc.T « •<rds made of nil cavitiez. found, as mint.s •e.ti|i|Jicabl<* to th the’* principalprincipal- 01 c<,,,r’'’- l,>e criticism has been TWO ALUMNI TEAMS TO the tux that year was considerably Vh'ut Murting off the "Buy Now’’ applicable to ■ j the property from the auditor gen- well as oral hygiene, condition of movement in a vigorous manner, by I oral gets a valid deed from that of- the enamel, and whether or. not' of the debt .’tvadliv increase while hl,rl‘d against the local chapter.: PLAY—PROCEEDS FOR rlcs.1 -than the previous year. Johnstown leads the procession- fnaJt*n? st to people who are who didn ti any straiglitciunit of Hu* teeth is the amount of yearly Interest will bv thal n,nnX ’R1'1* things is 'probably HOSPITAL FUND with the largest reduction as com- lnv‘t<xl !o buy- A committee repre­ —l“M“ ‘true! — ft Is essential that the descrip­ necessary. The dentists are able steadilv reduced as th-’ payments need them. That *" pared with a year ago. We give be«»«lng the NRA will cull on U1C Because of a lack of funds strict in’ tion of the projkTty on which the to examine approximately 15 rural on the principal are increased. 'low the reduction fur each townm/rcbant-s . As practically every ono j_ ; vestigation could not be made allj tux Is levied, shall bo correctly made schools per week, and under the . The ix-ople of Hastings can conship. It must be remembered, how- of thcm has sl«’*d “P f°r the NRA (Oontinued on page two> । ROTARY, COMMERCIAL presi-nt program these examinations giatulate themM-lves that our, ever, thatEVENT we cannot flkUre CLUBS BACKING ... tiie ac.. the ^ponse will be practically, an- in full vo)»eration and 1 tin* auditor general finds imperfect will be conijilcted by Christmas schools . ... ------------j . u_ unanimous. ’ tual tax in the given instanci* be; descriptions, notice of which h>* for- vacation. Tiie records made will y' L.',-’,! to’keep going, throughout thPick of Six Former H. H. S. c.r.w that van- * in the deferent It must be kept; in mind that this No department has been give, local dentists an idea of the year. ’’ entire matter, including the. enter­ NATIONAL____________ FIELD SECY. ■ ‘‘ly of Hastings there wen- several dental problems in county scluxil! dropped, although the number of I Eleven, to Put on Exhibirt.uuu.ud enure- tainment at the Central audlorium teachers is wnaller. and the pay of; MISS EDITH KEMP [such, on which the auditor general children and enable them to devise tion for Local Welfare ;iy county covert road taxes which and the -’Buy Now” urogram Ls un­ 1 rejccu-d the tax. which will have to measures for. correcting defects. «U of them has been greatly re-’ the auspices of’ the Hastings THORNE. COMING A football game for the benefit of w«’re 12 last yean The state der ; lx* levied again, because of hnper- Parents are invited to attend there* duced. NRA General committee. The mer­ the charity fund at Fennock hospital tax ’to. 81-.O-l.5_. Last year chants I feet descriptions. He could not give examinations The dentists will be have not all been seen as this I w|ll to1 staged by two alumni teams * ® saying o. $68.- ■ is. written. ■ a tax de<;d on an imperfect descrip- glad to make tin* recommendations IMPRESSIVE PRESENTA­ SESSIONS AND DEMONWe cannot tell what WAS OUTSTANDING SHOW on Friday afternoon. Nov 10. com-l^j*^;, £hc_£“’,nty lax I CTDATinMC Ainw m 11 ' The 'rr,'f’’ they will take in meeting the TION OF DRAMA NOV. 5 ON ENCHANTED ISLAND mencing at 2:00 o’clock. The first 878.78355. This year it is $t^.988a_. steps STRATIUNS NOV. 10---- 11 cause the sujiervior copies the de­ •Plivsiclan.’ of tiie County Medi­ request of the NRA General Com­ L .-------------------------------- i scription as made in Hie preceding cal Society vyUl begin an examina­ thought was to bring some team In •» MVln» «’ or about 16 mittee .to cooperate in the "Buy AT WORLD S FAIR . Opportunity Offered Women tax roil.. from the outside. But since there is l’er CC‘‘V.taxes Jcar Now” movement. There can be no tion of all county school children Arthur Blackaller and Aides plenty of material for two good . «"»s, 437 “ PW™ The' city ha.-, gone I and Oirls to Learn More 'I Th ““ after the mat* next week. A much longer time is to expect that they will nut to Give “How the Great । ter of .correcting' descriptions on required for the medical than dent­ elevens right here in Hastings, and 5-6.414 31 ora reduction at $-5 0— .97. reason BIRDS AND DOGS glad to work with the committee About Camp Fire ' city tax rolls so that this trouble al examinations- and the .'program' since H coats considerable money to °£ 48 »»" c*ot ’han a year ago. be* Guest Came" in making the program a complete 00 CLEVER STUNTS I Friday evening. Nov. id." at 7:30 not occur in the* future. Friday will extend, over the first few nilollirr ltVBt B pay the expenses of a visiting squad. ! T ’ RI township and district school success. Watch tlu* Banner for the Another treat is in 5MW store Ior for Has-,' those in charge of the event thought coun*>' * tota’ of next two weeks tor further iiarticuI o’clock, marks the opening of a: a resolution was passed auycar ThU ye?r !*>' lara. I Leadership Traitung Iiv-titute .sjion-. ’borizlng the city clerk and the two Se’each -rtaxi! Thud'a’TunSeil- J*"8"Bozo* the Monkey, Creates best to make it a local affair. . . I sored bv the Hasting- Capip Fir.*’ •s"P'’rt1rorx to complete the nrecsAmusement — Grand FiCoach Les Hawthorne and Ath-. ’J00'’9?’4J: tt “vmK of. ' 1 ,,mt tj ,,, c iIdle Director Joe Brozak will referee ?* r *eai’ I (irgaTilzation, and conducted py -^ry details so that all descriptions Will be rnmin by the teachers and Great G^"' Si’ " at th.- MethSnale, The Battle Scene |th6 game, local olinunl will mark Woodland. Thornapplc and Freeport CASE OF DICKIN­ I Miss Edith M Krmpthornc. nation-!0* IWerty this year, shall comply !1 Tlie it in shape, ln’ifB lor The outstanding show on -The "The;j the field and put put.it shape, uniuni-j1 un unf‘ lP’a-v. ” for new rthool rthovii buildings Ini field-secretary of Camp Fire. wH 11 n,e '“‘dhor general’s icqutre- al.M> the weighing and measuring of Thu^’ rmt'1 nZ^tiiT SON vs RYDMAN • - Island" --- nt a Century ■ 01. forms *___ and ..... equipment __ ;___ ... ... m .... __ .nr xrhcMTl uppressive Enchanted will be loaned'! 0’’ ,crvt«*n<tinn« ?ter*?V’ns Onf^j4ich 5? , hutlrilnirii ^ddln8-s. I l-Mb-s Rcrnpthornc has served ns ii ""l‘‘ts A survey was recently made each child. All parents are especi- .nd' dnimntir b” C<n,r‘“ a“d‘- by l,w “l a nOm,,uU ”“’lXmrt^ I national field secretary since 1915,. 'MaMings which corrected faulty ally advised to attend the physicll Xu.aTmev • I1"?’ torium, Hastings. Wednesday. Nov. tickets will be supplied at cost. All I £hL> 15 1 . 9nl^.,ln tt“t .1'a.r' of In Circuit Court Given to the i and has organized groups in nearly descriptions reported by tiie auditor examinations. Phystcans will make tines—a nnwerfni .neccssan- recommendations in each lent work of Mr S C T «.. at ten ^...u cento j U» of -lllia -this 11)1-1110 means U1UI that lutui total expensesyH^y that belongs . - 4:0° p. M Admission .... ----- - and —-- Prairieville --------------- =I every one of the forty-eight states’1 general. Jury Yesterday Afternoon ----------------- ----------------- 1_____ r.n.i ...in iL. “ 1<:nl wor* O’ -'Ir Blackaller us the,,*. ______ ...m ___ .'to to both -i..u children and_ adults. Will be kept ....... very >-... low .*0 that ..1 almost | J® the tlie Kelkxur Kelh-ug school school district district in in I of tin* Union os well as in Alaska I After Hot Contest , When 8. E, Paulus, of the School I the entire proceeds from the ticket ■ ■ and England, besides travelling ex-1 CIVIC PLAYERS TO 1 Assembly Service, offeree? Pania- sale will be turned oyer to the’ hos- j county. Covert ■•tcnalyely in the cast and west. Nova! The case of Gilbert P Dickinson ’ (Continued on page three) STAGE FIRST COMEDY this yenr. regardless of the previous sLndav nfclit Nov 5 b'’ hasikn's Pets to the authorities in'pital. I Scotiii, tin* Bermudas. West Indies., vs. Frank L. Rydman for tresp.ua on year s finding, on their children as Xn- h?rt ■ / . newl ■ ut charge of. the children’s theatre at Both the Rotary and*Commerciar iir-CTHUC tno *crurtni I Channel Islands, Isle.of Wight, new' the case, occupied the attention ut the World’s fair, three hundred oth--clubs are planning to sponsor the Mtt I iNu rUn oLnUUL I ZenlAnd. Canada. Alaska, various "The Bride," Next Produc­ many changes often occur m a. ’ ---a jury in circuit court the fore part I countries in Europe and the Brit-; er attractions' were being* offered event and pfth the sale of tickets HFFIPPRQ HF PHIINTY of the week. Both of the parties to year’s time. Medical examinations i AN APPRECIATION. ■ them also! After weeks of delibera-I Several business men have suggested I urriucno Ur UUUli I I the suit are neighboring farmers I ish Isles. Jt will be a jvleimurc and j tion, Packed With Laughs, :■ will begin in rural schools, all chllI privilege to sec and hear Jier. This Just*two enuaren.. children’s snow show .werewere!that nil nrms firms here claw oomi down ior for ■1 „ , „, „„ .■ ,. ci*vii in urban uroan centers beipgvxnmined ix'ljig examined,,,, We . wish to thank the -people of tion uun jmv-iwo mav an nere ciaw G . living a couple or of nuics miles south soutn 01 of and Good Humor :; darn j*nd . ,,*‘rr-v county who actually contracted for and Pania-; two hours during the afternoon of j iWO bpcaxers Doming lor Nashville The suit ts really an ac­ I short course, developed through • ■ “ -j-ht. R^de ’ next production of 'after the first of the year. Vaccina-• T !‘ . «hlbll und £m«>>lrtl|Ia theHMUnwC 1 tioh for damages, resulting against smallpox will be offered ia'1c OUr ncw wurvhoiLw store hasika’s Pets was one of the two. ;the game so that everybody can ut- ■ Gathering at Court House ‘‘_i — J-------from -----an‘---------------Hastings Civic Players to be pre- by physicians tion nt the time of the c-xa liberal patronage. It has ex- THe * Cen-.tend. qSchool —Hzv’i 'hmm —. • [ gy local Camp Fire girls, will hare «.„»«• her- < The nricinut origlnaj contract vm. with A hours u-iii will nt«n also hbe! assault, by Mr. Rydmun upon Mr. Saturday, Nov. 4 amination. It will be necessary for c*ed‘’d <«r expectations and shows tury of Pfogress called for seven | shortened . on Friday afternoon so< 1 fils first meeting on Friday evening. ... Dickinson, resulting in a broken Jaw the MFp*Pl*-* wibple found we the* u-wirc weeks of< u-nrir work for er Mr. Mr? Rooerts Robert^lin'd nr< r.». xtr ..... i i (Continued on page five) the parents to have a written re- ‘that ,lat thc wc had the weexs or<worK and; I Tlie school officers of Barry coun- for the latter. • bargains we iwd. h J It also Panuvhnslka’s Pets, but at the ex- ■ quest for this wrvioe filled out be- ba:t J3,,u> ftle •said sald we ty will attend u meeting in the court The ease was given, t | to nve P M. nt the same place. / : »hc physician arrives nt the ^hous that they appreciate our ef-— --------------■ -■ " room Saturday afternoon. Nov. 4. beTuesday foil——- tb* of the seven weeks, the coii- | BIG TURNOUT FOR . w.. ----- ------- - ------ ---- ------------------ ----- afternoon —-r-T- -~TT — All n,.n and w..n>rn Inlrmlrd In ouii hS? “h”1' •1" ■* <urnl.l.ed ’» J”1""' h«>'« Havliw plration tract was extended to five months. L| A I I nWF’FN PARTY Blnnln* at *-30o’clock. Paul Tlxanp- charge given by Judge McPerg and Outward Bound." aitnouan although humorhumor - u.. [the betterment of leisure-time ac-! “u,uuaro -----school • • Teacher. • «h«‘ warehouw «.—»,----- --store, -------also .-------------by .. tiie 1 t,u our regular I Amble „,„piv proof w, that this show went I . nHLLUYfu cii rani 1 ;54,ni assistant sperintendenl of pub- tin* verdict was in favor of the plalnous in parts. was more of a drnrnnI tlvitics for girls and who wish to1 turd sermon titan a comedy. "The Tills work to sponswed by the W. irctal1 market, we can buy in large over in a big way. Clever costumes, lots of games and 1 lie’ Instruction, will be present untf tiff who was awarded $204 90 d*m| study modern leadership methods Kellogg Foundation through through the tiie Quantities ,u,u and so ,ntt make closer prices p Raymond ----- -• V. ••-*iods Silver Threid " was n fanTuv• .t.ied K. nr ‘,OK« «>una«iion «c c,< ‘M'r pnees Roberto is in charge much fun featured the community also G. C. puVall of Fennville, who ages. The Jury brought tn their verI are invited to these sessions. An CMiec'nllv for'chUdren r/X** ----Barry Count>' Un“* BI »'|Hd ls >« we mention show,, U.K, and gives uuqui-aiiuilunquestlon-- ‘’“rgahv*.......... ...... - m our wof , this ollun •Ls a member of the cunurilttee qf diet about 4:15 P M. /*. *.,lc "L*V Hrat- a wonderful nrivileae for the whnni »dv. this week, and we have manv ablv b«*.<t animal nntmai und nnrf bird act net In i„ I Hallowe’en party given Tuesday eve­ ! seventeen in this district. J admission charge will lx- made for ;; *'~;. ■ *7r?cnua.via ,7.7 privilege school ndv «»» « ’ «*• ue h av ‘‘ many ably the best TL.: 2^.7 has been hotly contested • under sponsorship of the Has­ I some of the meetings, but the openuh°le" pupils of this county. ;more that will interest you. We shall'the world to-day. Imagine. If you ' ning This us the meeting for scImmI offl- with Attorney R. L ____ Sowers, of tings Commercial Club for boys and ling one Is free Rcaistra fans hcar,rd chuckles from start to fin-, I s.P«re no Pklns to make every cus- । Can. Australian cockatoos dancing ‘' girls here. This year n guard of j cers* that is held Once in two years. Charlotte, representing Mr. DlckinZdd L mad; Tn adXS*5h ^.devoid « slapstick and livened 1------------- :------------------REGUI.AR MEETING. [turner a satisfied customer We os- an old time waltz: gorgeous Brazil-! ’ son and Kim Sigler representing Mr. scouts was thrown about the big r-iDOT OCA crnilT II si IT I Mrs Ray Cook or Miss Florence up y>^1 tonactc situations. I Members of the American Legion ’sur,! tlie. I*'01’1'’ ,hat wtl1 n»djian macaws strutting their rainbow sea Rydmun. . Hallowe'en Castle so that it could rlKbl btA bLUU I UNI I Campbell. Accommodations must!Dnn Alur. ni... ' Auxiliary arc urged to attend the ;tlUrT:oodj’ and prices just as we ad-, plumage; birds doing gymnastic be attacked by the besiegers too| WEIGHS ANCHOR OF INTEREST TO be made for visitors from Battle! ROD AND GUN CLUB regular meeting on Thursday eve- ; v<-1 M'' We B‘Vl’ CVL‘ry c,‘-stf’,ncr» a stunts on horizontal bars; canary not soon. More than two hundred tookj Creek. Albion. Marshall as well us um hc rDir niliutD bring of this week. Mrs. Georgia Jar^‘a1’ ‘.‘nd ,1R’ .V l’,‘!wlbl‘' kindergarteners playing see-saw. do­ part in the girls’ program at Ute! Barry county’s flrat sea scout unit < IH'RCH WOMEN. from the small towns in Barry HULDS GAME DINNER man is on tin- entertainment com-iw1 w for hks ,no,,L‘i ~•’’•Idpawwh 1 Ing blind rolls, playing on the mer........................................ ''ir y‘ High school gymnasium and there i« now completely organized »„ ando county. IVUUIII). mlttee for that evening. < Warehouse • St«»rv.-Adv. ry-go-round, etc. were several hundred boys on the permanent quarters eat ‘*‘ " ’ According to Mrs. E. A\ CauklnJ Members of the Barry County Rod ----* - -------------------------------I Little Billy, with the human fair ground. ,bl* church of this 7"* cl'y.­ I Rillm II Cleveland N the skipper- v,se chairman of the local Camp Fire and Gun Club are holding their andS1J;.chiX mil ! nlind. does mathematical problems , ,, , EPISCOPAL RUMMAGE SALE. Gnardlau.’ Awoclatlon. the Friday »»me dinner at the I. o. O. F propounded by the audience. He!GETTING MANY CALLS - ----------- --------------------'Andrus, local commatulcr; Albert Reacts foi promoting a certain Only 2 days. Wed. and Thura.. meeting will be conducted largely hall.this evening commencing at One Auction Sale .adds, subtracts anti counts. He ’ s a --------------FOR HELP AT MISSION. Carvelh; Angell> Grurge Mil- P'an f"!' »*-“ I by the girls themselves, demonslrat- 17 00 o’clock. Al Be-umcr. custodian Nov. 8 and 9, nt Parish house, one bright little fellow, indeed. Tiie sudden cold snap iuis Icr Henry Sheldon Glenn Brower thc cantract carefully before signwest of church—Adv. 11-1. ing the meaning of Camp Fin* and 07 H*me. says (hat .1 great as- door ------------! And the Dogs! They jump through brought a number of urgent calls ;ani jjoyd shafer are on the ship’s -e-^-------- :---- ’ I C. I- HENNEY. K-thc>’ understand showing its Activities. The leaders “rtment of rabbiu. squirrels, duck-, propions, the eummitlre rug­ CHICKEN PIE SL’PPER. i In order to settle the-estate of the hoops, walk on their front legs, mim­ for clothing at the Hastings City; committee. There arc eleven active of the demonstration will be Arloa Phearnnts. etc., have been turned In I Davld Hemebower. C. L. Hen- ,ic humans in many ways, do rnany Mission. The stock on hand is small : ship members. Quarters giveh to B“u that they obtain good k«ai Myers and Edna Shultz. They will b>’ hunters. The side which turned tn I Cedar Creek church. Sat. night.’ 1 ,au? nev HdmTnbrtnitnr will" haw an ,5tunu ncver «*n'in any other show Don’t give your extras to someone, tlM. unlt tfirough the generosity of advice on the subject, also explain a craft exhibit. On t,ie amount of game will be re­ | Nov. 4. 25c. Good program—Adv. I auction ,'alc on the premises 8 miles “"J1 “lmlyV,<l<nCC5 °f un‘“ual ,earn- to take out of town aVe Boyes town. The Tiie. women of. of! D Dave Boves are being belne put nut shipshin• • *----------------------- -Saturday. "The Phlloaophy of a Huired to serve the dinner. the Mission make over the givrmenu shape. There are prospects that a El'ISC'OrAI. UI'MMAC.X IAIX PIE SOCIAL. Camp Fire Girl’s Program" will be: -------------------to fit the children We cooperate with, thirty-foot boat wilt soon be ac- Only 2 days. Werl, and ’Iburi THEY GET RESULTS. | Welcome. Tues., slight. Nov. discussed, telling how the program uy fellow not duplicate, the local Welfare qulred qU|red to be revamped into ' an Nov. a and u. at wall immunt. a Ils prepared, the Camp Pirc symbol-!__________ Did you notice the Banners want eight o’clock.—Adv. "I —« Wc M'.» n n look Tzw.lr •to • their I.•>' — eight-oared . _ , .______■ cutter. ■. am "monkey I agencies also The sea scouts, dddr west of church. -Adv. Il-I. I ism. Instruction in leadership and column last week? There were 72 ■arm “ruU,'p«Ui JiST *” *°rt" * 1long °"S “’ey ,sp*rit»»! Er alLW .h'"'n po “‘‘i'need: «b.e~ver pcfdb ’.e. (themselves, will do the work. ------------ ----------------- -uiiscusslon of ceremonial meetings, separate items, which took one and j DANCE AT MOOSE HALL. Honors will be awarded all the girls one-third columns. This shows that Saturday night. Music by WKZO 25c CHICKEN PIE SVPPEB. 1I At Masonic TVmJiJe Tumble Ereept I <Continued on page five) । Banner advs. get results. • Monkey Club.—Adv. |mmu«.r mt m uu. 1—. | iConimuM on W rhrw) ^rop a card lo 319 E Blair St. Wed., Nov. 8,1. O. O. F. hall.—Adv. i neaday evening, Nowmlwr BOARD REDUCES TAXES IN COUNTY RED CROSS ROLL 0011(101 PU I OEO DUnUUL Uli LUlILll [oin BEING EXAMINED HOSPITAL 31 GAME UN NOV. 10 WFIBEWl NG INSTITUTE PHIMMSIKH'S PETS APPEAR NW. 8 SF’ | g—’ ■ SSSirtoS!.“o j" “j imX'r'X^ Si “ “i �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1833 PAGE TWO Saturday, and the writer has heardjC. tCCller and Supt. D A. VaiiBusCONDUCTED INSPIRA . compliments about TlrtUAi MCCTIMP Lrnany 1,011-' compmnims auot the fine! kirk at this city and Miss Elizabeth ---------*•-he ■hud• planned ------- j. ■ De Yoe of-----------------Muskegbn. Dr. Overstreet TIONAL MEETING -program -------------------------__ ______ — _. . p TwUredur™.. pMpWrap—n<- ” N.» J«rt Ci-r » pnehO««U. ..ml -nd tmichrr. '- ■• >•■ • i>:Idi-.l .. .,J, J and -■•>! i-Hlducte.l •■•■iJuci. J the Bff°rin*l dki.it'.on whica ua.. . mureulng. practical and impira- • ?p\ialL‘{l,.£1..'!'ldJ.? .VlL J!’.e a mectir..: • on 'the entity, pro- AWARDED THREE CUPS theme, "Our Sell * Tin,. \lcthcd <>f. ‘ ’ . is known tlie' DISTRICT COURT In appreciation of Mr. Wallace, program and was greatly enjoy'd OF HONOR Among the speakers were Mrs Guy ertoru. lh< ” •* presented him ' clirvsantWmum.* NExV COURT ON WED­ 1'01.II BY afatz tuc i>NEW ELASTIC STOCKINGS —they're so comfortable and gopd-looldng F" I .m ii when vour doctor ha oLL fashioned. heavy, uncomfortable cla.*|i<: surgical stockings! You will Im- amazed and delighted with tlirsr revolutionary new Bauer & Black Elastic Shakings. They are knit, and Ipok like, ordinary service weight silk stockings. They are sheer, good-looking, comfortable. They wear well, wash easily-- stretch nil ways instead of just one way. Made from the miracle yam. List ex. Inexpensive. For men and women, full or knee length. Come in and see them for yourself. KIDNAPPING GETS NEARER TO HASTINGS WINS LADRELS __ . .... n,ldI • .. . .. Prill. W. T. Wallace Planned Panel Program at M E school, the home. Jhr church inpanel riorum f . & dUatrv business. ZS were pi. en; A. onTatnrday participating in die d^-aonon > ; ! Hu Mission of tin A* »wi«d In Hie Banner last week, Prin. W. T Wallace was ctiairman of thr High-FchtX’J group meeting nt the M E. A- in Grand Rapids on 1996 SEAL COMPANY GETS' : ODDER FROM CHINA LOCAL NEWS Prominent Marshall Mann W. R. C. will scrv« supper Satur­ facturer Kidnapped Yes­ day night, November 4—Adv. terday—Released Later Mill con-.’f DEPARTMENT Mrs H. A. Adrounie U ml*o AT One of the very- first lows that i CUSTOMS ORDERS 551,000 CAR the Michigan legislature should Mr and Mrs. OtU Gallup have pass at Its coming session lx a cap-: SEALS nwved into the Frank Sage apart­ WATERS CLOTHES SHOP ital punishment law for kidnapping * ment .on S Hanover St. , bunk robbers and cold-bloodrd mur-; WILL BE USED IN THIRTY- BfiUKOpal Rummage Bale, only 3. FOUR CHINESE PORTS days. Wednesday and Thursday. Nov. THE NESDAY. NOVEMBER 22 ■ With our weak, flabby laws, so 8 and ft. at Parish house, one dorr full of holes that shyster lawyers are • -------of church --Adv. Eagle Scout Carl .Benson Of able to acquit criminals who <■ TytTeaCar Seals Are Now in west Mrs. Anna Shupp received word hands are red with blood, no won-1 Use in Every Continent Allegan Coming—Prepar­ cb.*r that bandit: gangs -have in­ tha* her granddaughter, Betty Schoonmaker, is dangerously Hl in a creased and have grown-bolder and ing City Wide Survey of Dur Globo ’• ' ■’ . '■ Last week the international Syai Kalamamo hospital- . Nashville Troop No 77 Arlle Reid. bolder. As long as kidnapping. Hank rob-; Judge McPwk on Thursday grunt­ ' tuid Lock Company this city -rebety und brutal murders were genri' - ■—- -of- .---------— ed a divorce to Mrs. DorU Green­ M the Boy Scout Court of Hon- erally .confined to the larger ctiie^ |<*ived nn order from the Republic burg from Llovd preenburg. Tlie n Wednesday titifht. winning all like New York.' Chicago anil other; of China for S&1.000 Tvdrii srlf-lock- • suit was not contested. _i cups the Kirn Sigler cup for tenters. perhap* the people in rural '.rig car M-als This order came in a At the meeting of the Women’s you’ll bqy the highest percentage "of Second districts felt secure, because the .. Club Friday at 2 30 o'clock there wenra ct th- t-rtmra .era qMW l.r '*1"" •*>« will be special music and lederatiOn Motia.- Jewelry cup tor highest number of removed But these crimes have c w Crawford, vice-president and [reports on ti»e program . n<.mm: Second C’ia*.-. promotions, and the developed into regular rackets. ’ and!Fa,PS manager of the Setfl company, A Silver Medal Contest Will be 4:>n. if I *hnd a Has'm.gs Rofary Club cup for high­ no man or no community is safe wrote to the Rxcigif Commerce de- Lheld at tlie Martin Corners church purtment ofr •* the' National *^ Depart evening —••" * ~ — *' - • - '... est number'of ixXnU awarded to a Only a few days ago a prominent *'* Contestants M x Hastings. ’ ‘i. .* farmer near' Centerville, in this' ment of Commerce at Washington.*from Niuhviila and Copts ey presided and Congressional district, was faced by ■With reference to (kuslble sales of ; Grove. . G. Cole. Win. a bandit who shoved a pistol to his Tyden seals to foreign countries' Bpiaeopal Rummage Sale, only 2 SUEDE CLOTH Burgess. J M side, and demanded to -know where1 where they had not yet txen intro­ davs. Wednesday and Thursday. Nov. K Reid. R. E. the fanner kept his cash and bonds. duced. The department came back 8 and 0. at Parish house, one door BLAZERS $079 Kelley and Lloyd Tlie farmer refused to divulge and .with Jhe suggestion that Mr. Craw- west of church.—Adv. Double Weight fca was shot down in cold blood. The ford^corresixMid with an American, frr a.- examiners. „: At tlw council tncvting Friday • consul m China. He wrote a letter' allowing are the promotions and bandit then went to the !m>um-. { 'night Gordon Tlvompson was grantmerit budges awarded Src- threaieiwd to bind Hie wife and to that btlicin). also forwarded to id permission to move a building NAVY MELTON c:..- Gerald Gardner und daughter with rope, and burn them him several saihples of Tyden seals.‘ 18x22x12 feet if lie would comply M-grie i’urchiss. Troop 77 Nashville. in the house, unless the wife dis-;[ Nothing was heard from at until Inst! with the city ordinance governing BLAZERS $Q?8 Virgil Conrad. 71. Hastings; closed where the cash and valuables' month when the American consul‘jthe moving of buildings. .Scouts. David Townsend, 73. were hidden—which she did. That in China wrote that the company. '• Mesdames Hinman will be bai­ Pure Wool Chester Eaton.-71 Hastings, and same experience may be visited up­ would undoubtedly hear from the’ taauMTO* afternoon ut a i Blown. 77. Nashville. Merit on any fanner, merchant oY busi­ Customs Department of the Chinese ‘.'i ’ benefit tea given for Circle No 4 of er- Hird Study. Harvey Bur- ness man In Barry couhty. By what । Republic with reference to using the -the M E Aid Sockjy Mrs Geo Corduroy Slacks C C Pdck 14. Carpentry. process of reasoning can anyone say. scabt However. insU-nd of writing the s>‘''<field entertained last week Wed<t Prt.rxui 74. Hastings. Ath- that that brute's life should boj■ lur- new,l*y :lt a rimilar affair. _ . Jack Grvon. 77. Nashville. spared, and society-'be taxed for his Car. Stul Company to make the' The ..... council Friday evening votes! ’ me... and Chemistry. Carl, board and keep as long as he lives ’ . ther inquiries, the heart of unanimously that two weeks' vaca ­ Coming perhaps closer to home, iI Chinese Customs department Htown 77( Nashville; Civics. Donald tion be granted to Robert MillsDox. • 71 Chester Eaton. 71 and only yesterday Louis E Brooks, a an order direct to the International night jxillcv Clarence Shulia- and fcHur-son Sttubli 71. Hasting*. Flnt wealthy manufacturer of Marshall,.' Seal ami l>xk Company, which wa- city marshal, Hany Tixmipxm. Of FLANNELETTE Atd I'arl Brown and Jack Green. was kidnapped by two men and a ‘received last week, for 551.WX) car! course they will "hot all be taken at Nashville; Firvinanshlp, (Jerald woinayr He wasn't slain, but lie seals. They, are to'K- used at 34 the same time. SHIRTS litz. 72. Hustings; Fruit Culture, was beaten up and bruised. He was:. Chinese jsirts; The xpt.dlt>t number .Local. friemLs of post muster Vol-, rd Peterson 74. Hastings; turned loose, doubtless for the rea­ {asked for any one port was 500 and n’-y Fert-ls of Allegan, will regret to at 79c and — ithcrcraU. JaCk Sane. 73. Has- son that state police, and officers the largest 120,000. This order makes learn that he iuu> received notice .a lull ear load. were notified sbon after he was kid ­ Health. David ... • ...... . ■— ' Tlie Chinese customs department I,,*,, napped. Allegan «>«' be no longer required, Why temporize ...._____ with such bloody stipulates that each wal lx- 'em- though DOUBLE Brown lit. term 'X office will not exnot‘ hang, -* shoo: brutes? Why r< ---- or — bnsM-d with the name ol the Chinese * port, followed by the word "cusGLOVES electrocute them at oace *’ The Dowling Cemetery circle will will do away with endless ei bold it.* jnonthly meeting at tile The Pair — crim-.be consecutively ntmiberctl from < nf Dowling church basement Nov. f Stamp Collecting, will make just that many malt; to i<x>k after, -it will prevent up to the total number t.iken for David Townsend. 73; Woodwork. work committee is.Bertha Garof' criminal ‘ possible •' rearing ' ' ’ strange thing about The (j 'L5.vd Peterson. 74. both of Hastings the iL*oh.' Lulu Gorham. Loraine Gaskill. Next month at the Cournot Honor families that will have to be looked Gertrude Gaskill. Mabel and Mary NOTICE on November 22. the local leaders after later. -Blanche Powell. Secy. under.* imd Scouts will iinve the privilege of Deer Hunters eeine .ind hearing Eagle Scout Carl Thirteen patienta and Hirer liable:, hntM.-n of Allegan, who attended the Koo Woolen Milk are sold were'reglMered aK.the Jmspttul on JiUnbtnce held at Godollo. Austria, i .•drown toward this count Tuesday afternoon. , summer. He also Visited a j up—no more drlivrrefi Industries by the Cu.*toii .■( the other European mmt of Chinn. 7 io Mr. and Mrs. Theodore ,.nd will bring with him. nut lit Tyden < ar seals are now in i >uhie» he earned while on the' •very continent of our globe . seven pound- and nine ounces fContinued from pane one' On Oct. 30. a daughter weighing meeting. uricr»! ix pounds and syven ounce., was over the county. The distributors TWO BARRY COUNTY ibutn to Mt nhd Mr.-. Frank Andrus. and comi ___ 1 _____ ..... word of ..., wen forced to take the YOUNG MEN ENROLL present a*, the Eks'rd than- asking for aid and with what Mr and Mr.- Roy Basler. Benson ursday evening ut tin- investigation was jxissibk' to proI: was voted to xml a ; Vide for the apparent need. At .any. j. L. McKelvey and Win. J. .. .. ol rate the tax payers of the county' :hv to Mrs. Miller Preston Take Short und onc-quar'hose hu>i>.,nd was a i tie one weighed Courses at M. S. C. and ' " the Grand relief work, of the Red Cross, since tn lbs. .•ganizatwui. in the the flour afone helped to feed many •r.ned through the wljo otherwise would have been' ind william Orangeville ami adjacent com­ forced upon the county for aid. . munities were er.t,-ruined Thursday Michigan St. It is sure that no person can tqrn Short Co night. Oct 30. bv u school club car­ :» city wide survey of down a Red Cross membership with College 1_. . . nival. It was a regular "Hallowe'en the c,xcurc that the organization roil in the Two Year Stxt.en W Witch Night" with tMrtibi for every be asked to nil out has done nothing for Burry county. Cou^.-e in General Agriculture Ixxlv There were balloons, ghosts, questions to More doth und rertdv-iriade gar- da!-s of which aie Or’ goblins witches and the blare of ‘ character ments will be contributed this year March J. and Mr Pr > carnival horns, all mixing with a through the four Kellogg nur.-es .in enroll in the Bvvkecpint crowd of colorful costumes. that murnbejship the county headed by Mrs. John c!.-»t-s of which are 1 ■ made merry .IhLs Hallowe'en event. aid mutt F» bruary !i. 15. when, b Nobles. All requests dumber ol Scouts be mad* to the nurse in the ri--. Six hundred «iuhty-l The stuck Exchangers abolish«ti ispeclive towtUhlps, each nur»« mi-'. qamblini: a little, anil henceforth 'petytiing four townships. These ic Lloyri Shale. -- there will lx- puddles instead ol ive*t1gntcirs and < ■m and mines pools, and only low-pressure salesn too the Barry r hrougiiou! iniinsliip. After this, speculators will and Icad- County Red Crow Chapter is Kiv- < low only their necktie; ing half of their shun- of Hie Roll 5 ncuuraginR. Worker. Call to the Charity Fund of Pen-' nock hospital which does .-.o much' ODD FELLOWS ARENA ’Zlw ■a born rcharity hospital work for people 1847. and from all over tlie county Surtlyl ■BIRTHDAY MEET' this ought to have an ap|x-nl to the; Odd Fellow., Arena •‘BlfHtcessful Roll Call ever prosecuted in'd“y Hastings, Michigan - Trlcpliynea 2244-2557 £_. . ................ ... thf-Michi-1 the county since thr days of the war'>_-P l1 unde gati Amateur Athletic Union in Odd When Barry couBy ' FellowsArena commencing at 8:15 Hiam H . over the top SUNDAY — MONDAY O Bnw o k - A membership cast s M.v.wcmil. 'n,U *' ’*> marrying, of whichgoc.. -to National Head- tit'* Or.-t anniversary ofOddfellows । quarters undf>0 cent- reniam/m An na which pri M tih d it* fls-t Slim Summerville and Zasu Pitt, in ago , Ella L.‘<>ur own local treasury If any fn--' show to the public one vyear -ar aDn born one!hearted person desires to give morel Fir:’ euint. welterweight Clair. ..... .a W. say $5 00, only vu„ 50 uv cents; K*utTm*n. Alto 147; Edward Rkiba le Engel-' than 1100. .-hlngton.! would go to National Headquarters, Gf-UHl Rapid.-, 146. Clinton B. of Rut-jjind the remainder. .$4 50. wouml Second e.vcnt, lightweight—Lujiis. Having... and Asa.cotne into our local Chapter treas- !’u’l<v Hastings. 1.15. wu.ia^i K9-! ;l He enlisted at ury -. I rar. Kalamazoo, 135.’ 27. !l5h,2;£18V.! liu,J .’7. 1662 and ocned acneii . The county has been divided’into' T;''r(L. Comedy—“The Rummy” and Latest Pathc News h Michigan Infan- two sections this yerfl- with Mrs J ’ 2c?*‘’Li0^”? .R“Ptd3* B‘‘n‘ard l>;.ttle> ol south V. Hilbert of Woodland as the Roll. B«-;i»n--'KL Kalamazoo, 13b. M .mum and .Antietam ■ I Call chairman for the northern' H.urth event. Th- tmieral wa* held on Mondav .half, apd Mr and Mra John Chain- i95”I*r-j-,1-13* B°b OrtIIln"• COUPON - TUESDA Y NIGHT- COUPON altcnuxm a’ two o'clock at th-, berialn for the southern half G™"“. ' v. .1 rtf luneral home Rev Irland tins OUGHT TO BE A (.BEAT ..SSlh Hr.'tinut Tm I r ’ W e .. .......... "> ,ROtL "Si,,,1- .A" "" Your Money's Worth Always at I This Store; 0“ $2?8 98c B. A. Ly BARKER — "Whtrt Imtdialt Attention and Courtety Are Shown To All" Hastings, Mich. Phone 2115 Wc Deliver 15c Choice Meats Spare Ribs 3 u.. 25c Swiss Steak u>. iz’/'c Rib Boiling Beef u. 6c Lb. Sc Ham Ends Pork Roast . SWIFT’S . PREMIUM Hams Whole or Half POUND Veal Roast HOLLAND MAID 23c BUTTER Shultz or Freeport Butter u 26c Maxwell House Coffee Baker’s Bitter Chocolate CELERY it. 27c Lb 23c JELL-O 5 ■ - 20c Bunch Corn Products Sale and Demonstration! FREE — Popcorn Popped In MAZOLA mazola SATURDAY 23c SAIAD OH 41c Quart With Each Rurchasc^of Mazola a Package of Kre Mel FREE ! FREE! FREE! Pouring Spout With Each I Lb,. KSro iyi lb«. Blue 10c 3 lbs. Red 2tc lYalb,. Red 12c Sib.. Blue 27c 3 1b.. Blue 29c 19c Slb. ,Red Ojf UNIT xrgo RED CROSS ROLL CALL NOV. 11-30 CLOTHES SHOP If it isn’t good, we don’t carry it ' S fRAND IIIAIlF “LOVE, HONOR AND OH, BABY” Regular .... 10c Perf. ...... 14c <.., 1, or Glow 2 Pkgs Kre Mel 15C Yes, There Is A IOC A Large Handbill Will Reack-You With the Reminder DELIVERIES AT 8:00 knd Telephone 2272 feldPAUschs Hastings, Michigan 1 FOOD 1 L M A-RKET J STORES AFFILIATED STORE L. V. BESSMER STORES EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Hatting* CEMETERY CIRCLE. । Sixth event, featherweight-Frank I Rrmh Ridg<- Cemetery circle met|Sperling. Hasting?., 121; Joe Curry'.; ! wlth'Mrs. Mar Andcr., of Kalamazoo: Kalatnawo. 135. Thursday. Oct. 26. with 23 pre.- i Seventh event, flyweight—Harry, After tnr the pot luck theBeaver. Hasting-. 113; Fred Kiin-I .n Sm«„u ............ - {ent. ent. Ainr hick dinner, tnety — • ■ ■‘-■i’ Freeport. 115. rec Smith. Jr m which business meeting was taken up also:"'* event, welterweight—Dick' i* 200 • hog! 50 election tif officers as follaws.’ Eighth F’ Palmer. Middleville. 144; Adnan Le-J President. Mm. Mae Andrr-: Vict*;|; .. „ the . >t his market before De.- President. Mrs. Je.-ste Sanders. Sec- ,1rncr. KaLiinazoo, 146. ' Exira event, middleweight — Ken' _. .. .... rotary. Mr.- Ethel Shultz, Treasurer.; to lx- sold by one'Mrs Mina. Pranshka; Flower Sup Buehler. Frceporj. \i<6. Gii.-, On*>z . Mr.-. Christie Aldrich. Next meet-1 Kalamazoo, 158. ing will b* held Thursday. Nov 83. BARBERS CORNER I with Mrs Mina Kenyon with a ba,- tj I zaar All interested please come and ' .... Cynv- Shrover en­ tertained their daughter, Mr. and old (»r before His murx« : Mrv b«t! Palmer. ,v>n and'dgughter. tiofth side o! State St Mr O DeNitr of Grand Rapid.' of Middleville Sunday. Also Mr utd en Wednesdays and SatR« ad full particulars on an* a firmer resident of tins vicinity., accompanied bv his son. Mr. and df this issue. . Mr- Earl DcNhc, and two little i Mr ‘",cl * Mt;' Fnrt ,l“d ‘n .c^n...... . daughters of l>nver. Colorado, were ; l’;*nv th«lr danghtcr. Mr,and Pacific Tea calling* on old neighbors Friday • Esther Keck, and children ail of w >n their tnjunc-1 Mr and Mrs. Lome Martin and Grove called on their d.ituh:auv.‘the city to compel family returned home* Frld.iv from ’‘<r Mr “nrt M"- Btarl Nash, a few) their io-1 Beaver Dam. Wisconsin, where they <*’ys ago. jiiis.nl a license * - bem -----• , Mi. ana Mrs. Wm- Nash of War-; of bier, the had visiting relatives. onj.nei ui company with their: j Mr. and Mrs Charlie Rins Ikwuiu— villc — — ±L-^h:rr. Mrs. Mr* ElKina Herr, antiand the license was ■ pamed by^Mrs. Snow of K.Hatn;u> > daughter. ——where -..-.v Mr zaIM’| children •called on their son. Mr.' were herev Sunday K i anted Mrs Ring are making preparation.. •4,M* ^tr-' l^-url Nash Sunday alter-'! • to nave a home built on the flats by! noon, John Braun ani hold its the Thocnapr’ daughter taut h of Grand Raimis xne of Mrs. is------a profession u-ealkd on Mr and Mrs. John Lewis D Bennett. 636 E. Mill St. on Bell-hopping'' ---- —— Sunday afternoon. Thursday. Nov. 1 Visitors .welcome, barred to women m Qhx». “BEAREAU OF MISSING PERSONS” With PAT O’BRIEN Cartoon—“Dinah* Novelty—“Springtime.” WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY Helen Hayes and Robert Montgomery in “Another Language” Comedy—“Way of All Freshmen” And Latest Pathe News FRIDAY' — SATURDAY BUCK JONES in “The Unknown Valley” Comedy—“The Big Fibber” and Culorlonc Cartoon—“Old King Cole' �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 1921 Barry county'* share of this total I Ably higher than thia [based oh net sales ratios for 1929 conaervatlve * .-84.000 00 mate) —tlie last year for which a com­ plete census 1* available—will be Total .5...$96,021 54 ' [about 884.000.00. 7111- Is a Conner-] native estitnatv for two reiupn£ j Last year Barry county paid a to1—The sale* tax jleld is limning;tai of $80.684 20 to the state; this! of schedule. That U. the loWI year the county La (Miying at leu?l (Continued from page one) PROPERTY LEVIES -v LESS ahead yield thi-ed on returns for tiu’ first i$902154. " three months, will lx — ***' ' ---- -------- • BUT SALE4L4NCOME road, township and .school faxes as000.000 than I30.000JXX quem-' $16,000 more to the .-tute government Jseswd in the toanshipsof this coun­ I BOOSTS TOTAL « total thU*y<rar ’' •than ’ -last. - ~ ly Barry county'* abai There -has ----be*yi will bi- hirgtr. ' • ’ no reduction- in, state expenses; ty hud year was $32031929, while this year the total is $193/162 49. a $80,684.20 ■FOR 1932 wwfw-r.kw .wK.ixzww, 2—Barry county - ratio in th*$96,021.40 FOR 1933 above <-stiinatc Was bo;a?d on. raie.i1; In justice to tfie state adminh-tra- {eduction of $137,056.80 or nearly 40 . raUux lor 1929. But sal* > in ruralI tion. however, it must be added Jhat [H-r cent igductiun. unfair share of the total tax'load Followuig is the Stowing fur each Increase Further Augmented • coininumtirr. like Barry county have ,nn 'has been icmoved from teal. township. i. num...in. fallen oil l«. •- during the part four by Poll Tax and Bter y,;ir;. than .have ;aiv. in large . estate. Also a large part of welfare ASSYRIA -In 1932 Assyria’* share . and relief >ork formerly done by , Revenues ; manufacturing icntera aiwh ax !>■of taxes was us follow*; state 83 county alone is.jm>w bring fi­ 146 69; county. $3,071 37; county co­ i ,-t v..<ir narrv cmintv mid . I,rolt- Otahd Rapid*. Saginaw. Bay, thj* nanced through stale funds. Thk vert road. $l.i’>'i (.8, township $l■ ;Ims hcl|x-d.the county to reduce its , own tux accordingly. ■ ; 794 05. Thus year the state tax i, I. To offset any gains from reliefL$468 85; Copnty. $2573.55; towhshlp. wi-ik. however, there is the head tax ;af $2 90 for each person more than! $7,579 74 This tneanif that the total Offhand this lonfe like a titanic T. " “ void which goes into cfi.-ct j s') **' Barry‘ county's contribution to; 21 years reduction in state cx;>ciiditures. But “ *~ Jan. 1. 1934. to help finance a |I lx- about 44 Tier cent the state government is not $12.­/after [part of the administration's proposed ,, • In addition to a real und property 02154 but: [old age pension. Based on the 9.000[ tpx. Barry county is- paying a state * Real and projwrty tax $12,02154 j votes that wen- (Killed here last fall.'| BALTIMORE—Lust year the slate tax was. 83.146.69; county tax, $3.­ sales tux Tlie total estimated yft'ltl Sales tax <thc actual . (this will take 818.000 additional from । yield will be* nouce• ] Barry county. At present, top. the I1071.37; county Covert road: $1.157 68. of the sales tax is $30 000.000 and [township tax. $453656; school tax. ■ ----- . , -A- state is receiving 10 per cent of 'all i:$5274 04;-total. $17.18634, This year beef and light wine sales in thej the state tux is. $468.85; county tux, 'county. Then- is no way of estlmut- $2.573 55; township tax. $2372 14. mg how much.money this is taking-(school tax. $4,710,04; or u total this from the county. [year of $10.124 58. a reduction ol I Therefore, anyway you wvJy^to;------ ------'figure, you reach the Inevitable eon-1 BARRY Lx-’, elusion that THE STATE TAXjwiu 84 27626' co IAJAD IS INCREASING; not <!<•- jeuntj cv.eit ro; creaahw.__ L|iip. 36666.09; >< iCreusiruc ___ _ __ . I.ship. I ‘ • *» ~ tai. 325.955 28. Tim. year the . BOARD REDUCES TAXES IS STATETAXLOAD ON THE UP GRADE New Fresh CANDIES In our Candy Department and at a price you can afford to pay Ohl Fashioned Hore­ hound, . Hi 19 19 10 10 10 10 10 10 19 10 39 79 49 PAMMSiKA PAMAHASIKA SG PFTS ; ' mu m. 8 a/"1’ ductipn of ubout 40 |x-r ten’ CARLTON -Last yv.rr Garik ‘by without levying any tow '[tax and is doing tht; same this -------------- ------- --------------------- [which is a remarkable ruwd (Continued from page one) . | taX h-vled in Carlton la.-t u las follows: State tax, $4 1 . "The Battle Scene “ Il bi undoubted­( county tax. $4,095.15; comity C ' ly the most amazing, spectacle ever [load tax, 8154357. no towtutiif ! presented by jierforming bird.*). The. school tax. 84.166JO; a total t enemy takes one of-our bird soldier* j' .prisoner und our rocklatoo army I!will !>• u.s loEoa comes to the rescue. Tlie cannon is 13; county tax. brought up and fired upon tlie en­ ship tax; school emy fort until it-catches fire. Then tax of M.94U.’43. a ladder' is hoisted to the ramparts i add our :roldiers scale the walls to' CASTLETON—List year , take the fdrt and rescue their cmn- ton levied the following taxe pide. The fin* is extinguished by i tux. $7.987 74; county, 8 them, tlie enemy flag is torn from । the pole and the American flag is [coupty Covert road. $2.938 73; proudly hoisted to end the jnft t in­ total of $366. i tcresiing hour of bird and animal levied are as follows’ State acting', that the world • lias ever taxei tax, 31.190 14! county tax. $8.532 86; towiy.hlp tax. $3.43854; school tax. Tliis .show was open five months $13,630.15; total tax tins yean ^24 79F69 or a reduction of over 32 |M*r tiit-y had a choice of tlie world. ( Proceed, from Uh- entertainment. I|AaT1NGS TWp Haatnp. towmhip h'u; enough funds on hand Idren's "welfare thn. years* ; schools. 081.17; total 312.488 57. Thl» year state* tax. $336 60; county tax. 81.­ 847 68: township tax. 32.034 00: scIkmI tax, 83^81.72; total of 38.11000. a n-duetkm of about 35 pc: PRAIRIEVILLE REHRINGCTY'S SCHOOL SOK (Continued from page one) fun tax. 82.­ ; total orly 48 < Illi..'-. $97058: town- ivuuctiou THORNAPPEE-tart year *ra« >x S4.f*<*2oa: county tax.. $4:843 31; $1.82557; township 515 11. Thu coun’y ta $1 47500; lax. $739 3i! 30, u redm WOODLAND-. L liiffieare until at tlw end of the fif­ teen year period, the entire bond is>u<* will be paid. ILCstingr. is fortunate in not hav­ ing any other debt than that con-! irnct.-d to build the .new Central ! budding, which has now been cut I to $154,000. All other city debts have .been wiped out. Tiie city council has! ample cash on hand in various funds to tMcrcya-pr all needs of this city w)!hotl<ad<nhg-a dollar to Its in-, debtedness. It was able to cut the; <?ity tax rate this year to 71c on the $100. Tiie tax to be collected next 1-Xccmber will, of- course, be much, larger for it- includes state and । county taxes as well as school taxes.' It fjcill be subAtantially $1.85 on the 8100: but that It will be much be­ low a year ago. when the school lax alone was $1 71 on the $100. George Grice, who has been seri-| oiulv ill with pneumonia at Peh-j nock hospital Um* past two weeks.] is netting along nicely and was tak-1 ni to his .sister's home. Mrs. Jay* ltobcVt.4 in Grund Rapids to spend m«* time until he is able to return We all wish for him a speedy PENNEY’S Winter Coats are on Parade NOW! ’18s" New-Season Coats are most thrilling! And Penney's. is ready with the newest fabrics, col­ ors. fur$ and styles—so why wait? ’enfold and daughter,-! alurday with Mr and Perry Van Ti'iyl. The county road men have bcen•wurkmi’ on'the road east of the! school and widening it out on a milct i .md a half stretch which makes 1 [quite an improvement on it. Il now! ; connects with the rest of the road'. There’* a new achieved by a ”<lifferent’,ieTSi . sleeve manipulation—col­ lars arc huge and flatter­ ing, sleeves are generally slim below die elbow. tween the'Rutland hull and here, i .Mr. and .Mrs. Lynn Hamilton and Come—choose today I Mr. and Mrs Elbert Saunders mov-; Drops Mlllt Bars I cd Monday into the Manning house cast ot .Yankee Springs. ‘ jumbo Peanuts, .Mr. and Mrs Perry VanTuyl have bag moved back into their farm home. Mr. and Mrs. A. Jcftirison enter­ Choc. Covered "Maple tained Maxine Powers oj near Gun Cherries lb. Ix»x lake over the week end. Mr. and Mrs Vur Adams from west of MidHome. Made Assorted । dl* ville called there Sunday. Chocolates. 2’,.lb. box Mr. and Mrs. Albert Green and Horton’s Thin Pepper­ mm daughter, Alberta, and Marshall! hen Tripp spent Sunday with Mr. and; mints, Choc. Covered Clyde Brandt wn * ^rs- Claude Mayo in Maple Grove.] I till line of GILBERT’S Chocviee-presidf-ni. Gfadvs Coftright; Mr and Mrs. Munsdn Stanton nndi icn-inrv. Lucy Giliospie; treasurer, children of Battle Creek also spent Dulid Miller. , (Sunday there. . . crop in this Inralily] Father .and Gordon Green spent! Wc Carry a Very Complete Line of an averauc yield, and Sunday with their aunt and uncle, the Popular Magazines they are ma.' all harvested. Tlie Mr and Mrs. bv Laphum. in Maple I A. C Hyde vivid being an cxceptir*)). Grove. ... he got seven’ liundted bushels, Mr. and Mrs Orville Pickard ex-! from a plat of nearly ?*-i*;n acre:- ;>ect to move from the Oren Roberts Th*- variv’y was Rural Russet and farm this week. of good Quality ifrid he had a g*»xl a shower wiy» given for Miss Anna; di man.! at the Fanners’ Market at. Tiriivon at the home of the Daydo] to the taxpayer))/ Butt a- Cft ek. girls Thursday evening. Many beau-i I Tlie size of the average American Mr, and Mr Ed. Budlong and tiful gifts.were presented to Miss’ ISveY!? «. children of Portland. Oregon, came Tichvon. Goods Delivered . Phone 2131 , Friday for an indefinite visit with- Mrs. Velma Stecby and Miss Es-! [her parent:-. Mrf- and Mr Frank ther Knechele attended a teachers’! 1 lints. toorjiTf wiux.i t-.x ev i-.i .... ' idutrict, meeting at Irving Tuesday evening.} ta|. 815.715.60 last year ThU y-ar. :<• been redden! ‘of Or*'Mr. and Mrs.' Bert Johnson of j 11 tlie levy is us follow.-.: State lux. , . . -•> year.- .Hastings and Mrs Anna French ofl cOUnty tax. $2.90349; n<> Mr and Mrs Fred-Hyland enter- Sccllvllle were callers at the homel ' tax; school tax. 84.45635; lined at Sunday dinner, her par-1 home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. John-1 nt Mr. and Mrs Frank Thomp- son Thursday. Mrs. French ro^ reduction of almost 50 per cent. son. - • and . Hylands sister and nwined nt the Johnson home for a family id Oregon, whom they have couple of days’ visit with her brothfor u period of eighteen; er and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Joint-i ! .son. in Middleville. iirtup <.-• Mildred Steven?. Eliz.i-' Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Johnson. Mrs.! tax. 33.239.54; school .tax, 84552.69; beth Gray and Grace Miller of the Velma Steeby und Mrs. French at­ total. 813.850 43 ln.-t year. This year Lacey Extension project work, and tended n program given at the Car­ state tax. 8366 66; county lax. 82.­ Stella TuClf^dnan and Mabel Puff­ ter school Friday night They report! 1012.65; township tak. $1,176.68; a very good program. Proceeds were Newer, gjnarter, more unus­ ‘Chord tax. $4,961 73; total this year, tings.Tuesday to attend the flr.-ti a little over S3 00. ual than any dresses you 38.517 72; a reduction of 38 per cent. .*■<■> ion of tire second year’s work for IRVING—Last yt’ar the st. leaders on.’Nutrition ----------Mrs. Evangre Miller and Leona Gist Week's Letter. the price'. Plain crefres, trav­ and Mrs. J^.lvla Scidmore spent j Mrs. Mae gothard Hart-has reert rood. $1408.62; Mr-nday with the latter’s daughter.(turned to her home in Hustings el twgeds, soft woolens ... Mrs. Vcdn Guv.-of Baltimore (after spending two weeks with Mi’. 235.04; total. $20.738 08. Till you’ll want them nil, and at tlie taxes-nrc as followi Mr. and M: Arthur Miller nc- And Mrs. James Sothard. edmimnied their daugiitv. Mrs. Net-j Mr- and Mrs. William Coleman of Penney’s low priced you can ship tax. $2,077.62; „.. tie LaClear. •<> Ann Arbor Stfhday Rutland, spent Sunday with Mrs. have all vou want. D0D.73; total this year. 8K where she will receive treatment ut Janet Pettengill. a reduction of over 3S per, cent. the University hospital for goiter* CHfTord and Homer Cunningham [of Grand Rapids visited Sunday JOHNSTOWN -La.s! year the . ’ trouble. Howard Burchett In the employ [with their brother. Archie Cuiuiingstate tax war- $338*74; county 1ux $3,307.62; county Covert road. 81.­ of flu- Postuni company Ls a'. Jioine.'ham. and family. 246 73; , township tax. $2.90251; ill with pneumonia. ' Pal Lewi* who got his left hand .school tax. $6,199.73: total. 817.045 33 Miss Leqna Miller entertained a badly mangled last week had to Tills year tli<* levy is As follow. party of friends of the Ellis district; have some fingers taken of! Monday, State tux. $5tM 9<); comity tax. 32.­ on Saturday cvi-nlng at a Hallow-[ Gangrten had set in. Callers to see 77151; towiAhip tux. $833.00; zch-jul e’en masquerade. Gaine ., contests ’ Pat the past week were. Mr. and lax. $3.845 55; total this.year. 87.­ and refreshments of popcorn and Mrs. Bert Jeffery and faintly of Coats Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Byron 954.98, a reduction oi over 53 per candy furnished the diversions. Miss Beulah Buckman. who is Lewis of Shultz. Byron Jeffery and cent. Button one up and swagger along—right into'Winter! They're MAPLE GROVE- Last year .Matt- touching al Dundee, spent the week Mis* Gwendolyn of Baltic Creek, YOUR CHOICE OF ROUND. SWISS OR SIRLOIN end at the home of her sister. Mrs.[Mr. ’ and Mrs. Clemens Heney of lax. $4.195 58; county tux. $4,095.15; so beautifully'tailored, so new in their lines, so well providotl county Covert Road*tax. 81.54357; Meta Hyde, and family of pacey. Delton. Mr. and Mrs. James Sothwith buttons and pockets and scarfs—you won't be able to Mnt. Eliiabeth Gray has returned1 ard and Mrs. Janet Pettcngiil. (township tax. 84.537 44; school tax. weeks'’ stay at the! t..c Mr. and "Mrs., Burr Rowley arid $5,670.39; total. $20,042.03. This from a two weeks get along without one! Exceptionally low priced! IK 10c year figure,s are as follows: state home of Rev. and Mrs. Harold Dix­ Merle of Williamsburg have re­ Shoulder Pork turned home after visiting their sdu. tax. $625.12; county tax. $3,431.40; on oT Battle Creek. Chas. Rowley, and family. township tax. 82580.72; school tax. Streaked with lei IK 6c OBITUARY. Eldon Matthews and Harry Rizor (84.034.03; total tills year. $11,671.27.. । or a reduction of about 42 j>*r centr* , William I. Ford was bofn in York- and family started,for Chicago fair Michigan. FVb. 7th. 1857. His and near Richland had a amuh-up ORANGEVILLF-Last year state\e ville. Juit Right 20c (tax. $2359.16: cnuiUy t.sx, 82S105.0B; parents; WiHiam H- and Julia Clark with their car and had to return county Covert road. $831 16; town­• Ford, having rome to Michigan from home. No one was huft. Just shaken state of* New York lie departed up some. Streaked with Lean lb. C ship tax. $2,110.00; school tax, $5.-' the this lift*. Oct. 21. 1933. nt the age of 76 years, 8 months and 14 days. EPWORTH LEAGUE. 1 He was-the third of four children.. Thursday. October 26. the Has­ From fresh killed pigs lb. I Charles Ford'of Pine Lake and Mrs.. tings Epworth Leaguers entertained Edward Haines of Detroit, who hovej the various leagues of the county preceded.him in death and Mrs. F.. at a Halloween masquerade party, 12jc A. Blackman living at Delton. which approxunaicly eightly attendMinnirvniF On Apr“ 4!h’ 1879 he was unitedl cd. All had a good time playing ' Ham Pork THEATRE -:- MIDDLEVILLE . Middleville । in marriage to Cora E- Brown of! games and enjoying a bit of Hallow-1 Try Some for Breakfast! (Where sound sounds best) Orangeville township. To this unioni e'en frolic, and last but not least: CATiionav £> cnwnxv h™1 four c>lllt>ren. Gertrude., refreshments, consisting of cider SATURDAY & SUNDAY now Mr.-. G«s*rgc Trrfk of Battle1 and doughnuts, were served for the With the Oil Kept In Creek. Earl, who departed this lifei small sum of 10c. 3 “»• c , eleven ycarsrago: Pearl, who died at; Sunday evening's meeting of the the age of four years and Leah, now league was oix-ncd with tlie two Fresh Dressed Whole or Half 6>/4C ■ Mrs. Clare Williamson of this: ijongs. ’’Sweet, Hour of Prayer" and , place. He is also .survived by lib wife,, God Is Goodness. God U. Love." EDMOND LOWE and WYNNE who during the past months of fail­ Mr. Dewey led the prayer, which GIBSON—Also Laurel & Hardy ing health hits cared for hltq. Nine wax followed by the song, "My (grandchildren, two nieces, three Faith Looks Up To Titre." Helen Coinedy and New* nephews also survive. Weaver led the discussioti on ’ What | Funeral was held Monday at two। is worth working for." which proved Admission 10c and 20c [o’clock at th.* home. Rev. C. S. Ren- to be very interesting. Tiie song. "I • neb officiating. Burial at tlie North Would Be True," followed by the Wednesday and Thursday cemetery. , Epworth League Benediction closed the devotional meeting and was NQV. 8 AND 9 I’ODVNK. followed by a social period. ‘The Wolf Mak ad Truth’ i Mr’- Carolyn Repiogie win ™- Mr. Dewey has arranged a beau­ I lie lldll HdhCU IIUUI I ter tain the D. D. D. birthday club The man with the smallest cooler, doing the most business tiful initiation ceremony for the Thursday for dinner. PENCEIt TBACY and i —L' 7". TC.T" L -_•. ni'w members, which is to take place No school ut Podunk Friday on ac- next Sunday Cvenlng.-€urr. Secy. LUPE VELEZ , । count of Institute at Grand Rapids. Maude Wallace. MARKET OPEN WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS .Mr. and MnW George Smith of Abo Comedy AH SeaU 10c [Hastings were Sunday callers at Tf we could think of a new color Attend Thett Bargain Shawi! George Ransom’s. in shirting, we’d try the drygoods 116-118 East State St., Hastings . Mr. and Mrs. Theron Caln were game in a country where Faclsin is 1 j Grand Rapids visitors Saturday. young.—Detroit News. Carveth & Stebbins You Hear It Everywhere! Penney has the Smartest The REXALL Store. Dresses 200 Hogs 50 Head Cattle MUSTkSOLD by December 31 This will be the LARGEST SALE of meats ever held in Hastings in so short a time! 20 lbs OO Fravel Types— New and Smart— Steak 3b 35c Roasts Roasts 1O« Spare Ribs Chunk Pork Sausage Salt Pork Pork Liver Pork Chops Bacon Lard Hogs -■ wW «14« 3 il l AI I 25 ‘HER BODYGUARD’ GEO. SMITH!" r PENNEY’S �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1933 PAOt FOUR Thr ",orelncrt ln,,f* j lie Hastings nag lih get Banner oaiuicr noi ;w<r>on>! .d ttie ' crtmc ,us prop^m, ■■ ... ».4 wZILZT1"3 ht''e criraes ot Pur®1*’ foe*1 »1 HwiTriT Mi«bix»n. ' dictions. Nor has the unholy alliance with politics been diarged against This and That Ingenuity and Trash. Marvels of Science. Down Deep and Up High. The Antics Electrons. ’ i /-*» • been-visiting Mr. and Mrs. John! . STONY POINT. 'Armbruster, returned Tuesday to^t weeks Letter Blocher & Sunday callers Backward Glances; their nom* tn Aivorum. Ohio i Mr B-. J R*v'.Tr^Z . Bready left Mon-igjut castleton were , its ot I ester day'd»y nlBht for Indianapolu to at- al B j. Wellman's. DANCING ?,nd-lhL Mrs. Alice Cool ba ugh and da ughMen which b being held there. He ter. Florence, have returned from. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. rvpr55cnUn'c ° ^ 'Hay View and at present are with . , Dr. and Mrs A- W. Woodburn, Methodist Brotherhood of this city. !C|MUd Demond. The Embroidery Club; Mr. and Mra. ea. Dcakln were PICARD IS big; Those who think that Europeans । and Mr and Mrs. Robert Walton W ” l?o,ne ot I BaMte virilors Saturday. r, have an edge oq Hie art of ieparat- 'leave Friday for Oberlin. Ohio, to Friday aftenioon. -na- storm about eight o'clock Sat-' liquor control commission, ts abso- jng tourists from their money should, visit Misa Marjory and Harn* JiT/*' ?/ll-U.S,n,folu4°wln g otficers were 1 urday evening proved to be a young : Woodburne and- Robert Walton, who (Mid: lately right in Ills stand again*t see A Century, of Progies* Exposi-.. arc attending Oberlin college. They elected: Pre*. Mrs. Edward Clouse; 'Cy<»|one in thb a* well as many olh-; DOWLING, MICHIGAN >K. >l.~ •«:<■ ol whtory »|K| otor bc.-to- >K» '« •«»». *>»«rtauu -Mr.*. Aqthony Both; Treaa. :cr communities It came from a return Monday ... .... . . u. .... know Ikiw to ll*h for the sucker* will J. S. Fetter of South Bend. In-, Mrs. Fred Merritt. A very pleasant,^southwest dlrectkxi At Ed Deakinsi Tita cor alcoholic content by the cxpcrtly a* the must astute afternoon was spent after which re- it. took hU large ben house, tore it jdlatui. visited Mr. and MrsFraser: gloss. Repeal In Michigan was not French resort owner. Tlie entire ex-1 «••“>«• 4. icoinplttejj,' to pieces and scattered It! “Ojn855 put- across by wet extremists who position is,a strange mixture of in'°Ti.Qhu-’!“ xtU w-ttcPar- tresnments were, served. all ov*r*.nt*!ici<- of ground ten rods I xc wc*h to see a return of the open grnmty and trash .Unfortunately Xi?£vd w J^enU J t£ a THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY | au-ay in Barry Wellmans field just i OUTBID* I1.1IIH1 vol FRANCISCO AND HIS HASTONIANS—Dancing •■ ' the trash lias come in for a dlspfo- r-vcx‘ -'i‘>naay ana wui rcm.ua «<« a Mrs. Mattie Spaulding returned llorUj of Dcakln home. It blew] *1Sl>:»aloon but by a great majority of portlonolc share of advertising. *"w '*“VK’ v“,t Master to the Younger Set Mrs c. M. Ovtratreet of Detroit Monday evening from a J wo week-* ithc chmmey front hl.* house and al-1 JS.oo moderates who were dissatisfied with virit with Lyons friend* . > M blt.w- oul i .windows. At Burry j tot moat M to worth---- .xutlM conditio™ Olid wltod to trs h , . Miss Anna E. Wolf and Mis*.Elida 'Wellman’s It took u well made chicksome new metliod of settling the while tilings at the exposition jQjge Bates, who is at- Shaw are visiting relatives of the [budt nn t,u. aoQtli end of ■' lJjc ban-; alld completely demolished' aKc.o!d problem of temperate liquor <r,'‘' 111 faCt ,r y°“ c*’,lflne y°ur'“''{ u-nding the M A C spent Sunday • ormer In Howard City. BEANO PARTY ... „ »•- strictly Yu the free places you wi.. . ... .. . LP' ? 1 ““ fAnM> also blew a large portion of steel : • i. -ut,control. As wc und*.r*tand It, Mr. haV(, nu$M?d vrrv )nt[,. A f,.w not- : here with Uvcm. Rapids to make hu home r^flng from the barp and a real.-, Mr. and Mrs. Ctarvnre Gctocher Grand —j— hi lu Picard favors licensing r<*:aur«nts, {lbJv exceptions arc The Golden attended w,o. . a*. Mrs j^rt }>(>u^ granary combined was j a gatherinij of slxty-six of *’^‘h hU daughter, ■ t4,u hotels, and other accredited dispen- Temple of Jchol. the gorgeous. Jade the Western Union employees al the u“r5P , i racked a foot to the east, a portion Mrs.. Carrie ALL STAR ENSEMBLE—Master* of the Square .» , ,,,« to «h b«r tu>a wWo/by the '•» U’l> r“to« utonuw home of Miss‘Jane Shields near,,.__ _ L., „McBride ,, has re- or roofijlg Jloin ,be barn un the after •'to, . Charlotte “ f er 11a v fom-lcrabb Jarm was blown otl and at! Dance wtu u glass, but bellies that otl.ee it- ,rJj(. Wlng3 ot A century and The Grand Rapids on Saturday evening turned visit F. R., I)on Rowladert a large shed wa?. I and were over Bunday guests of Mr. n^nt.^ vU it with her son. F. ,-r ie...<|uars rimuld be handled by state Be|glan Village. This ku-t. exhibit Paiicout. | bad jy demoralized. While It wu* bad Mrs' Leo Babcock. ■ { K'“ owned and operated stores much the by the way. L* the only single ad- J^nd Mr. Wallace Brown and family of Enough in this community yet from j Mr. and Mrs Lewis Shirley left >rd». U*i ^*.ura‘ same as in Quebec. ThL* is a plan mlvlon display which has attracted Friday for their home in Iowa after Grand Rapids are spending the what We hear aboul thl. diUnage' ■.to!. • . ... ,, , , more more patronage patronage than than the fun an extended visit with the latter's week with Mr. and Mrs: Jas. Troxel. I fiU,tju.r ,..U{ Of lL, we cannot ln-lp. ARCH BOLD AND HIS BAND—The Hot-Ziggy titoj an. that should satisfy most of the dance" ’ pavlUions. ’ Perry D Busby of IJwdivillc. but fccl we wcr(l ie( otT ca.sy. I Boya '.sister, Mrs. Dan Matthews. •»? ’*'*■ moderates and ail of tlie wets who Tenn., ts in tlie city to make un ex- 1 ----,, . J Mr. and Mr.*. Orear McPherson , arc ..4»- not 4^>. t«x» rabid ■— — on■ the — subject. •— Mo*r of ,h« fundamental law* <. • and d,i Whi,r x»r< THE .LITTLE RED BRICK. daughter. Mr.*. x-nri Earl rirw-oit Upcott. mm and tended visit with hi* sons. Emory Come On Everybody, Join the Crowds '» Titer# 1.* still a strong dry sentiment raience are demonstrated .simply William Dexter of Pontiac were,1and John. ■ , . , r,f and clearly through diorama.*, dla- Sunday guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jo* i . Mrs. W. J. Harker and Miss Ard.i Last Week's Leiter. r- .n tl-- stale and for th. sqke f ,Hld WOrkmg models in the • Bierbower, tsieroower. ot oi Grand urana Rapid.* Kapms are are the tne ?k’r antl Charle., WoudnlfTl at the Lodge Where Merriment Prevails 'guests of the , harmony aijdin the. name.of tern- amaa|K Science Bjplding In addi-i Pflug. former's parents. Mr. accompanied by tlielr nephew of । Mr and .Mrs Fred L- Hcnlh ot L„.nd- Mrs. jolmr Qualfe. Grand Rapids spent the week end at । pcrance. the commission should tion some ot the latest discoveries in!Medford. Oregon, who have bet-n and^. Join QmHfe^ adopt a police which will not split the field of electronics are Ulustrat- visiting old time friends here for a John L. White returned from»near-the World's fair in Chteago AN ALLEGORY. .. ed Even well agqulpi>ed university, • d aEven well cqtnpjied university few days are making a slwrt visit Newport. Arkansas.' Munday morn-: Mr an<* Mr* D-wis Clum of Mkc W(>uft| have paVe difficulty ^A'.l ol us have heard the old ad*-- various factions too widely apar.. lllborntorj Ing where he has been employed for? Odes*:., Mr. and Mrs Warren Miller ■ laboratory. would difficulty in in THE GEORGE F. MURRAY SYSTEM, Inc. . Au extreme swing to the wet side in dtlpiit-atlng many ol the interesting with friend.* in Albion. several months for W. L Wilkins, j and children spent Sunday at Wurgory of the kmg who proclaimed‘ wrd w linitAr lWJ.» r'nnf r<i1 ui «.a brlni! i-ttvrtmrnlK rnrried e»rtot (in on rontinunilMv 1 Sj’oK' John liked his fiositlon a<rckt deal .ren Bol’ons. ’.l hrlnif that all of hh subject on a desig­ about conditions even more unde- he •• In fact few university ketun .... . better than he did the climate Mr. ‘ and Mm. W'l.iam Clngelt cu. ----. . .. .. . where they have lived for the past Mr and Mm N. A. Robinson and tcrtalned Mi and Mr*. Charles H-----------------------------------------------* naled hour and day xhuuid set upa Jrable .... . .. , was too halls have evervartoug hud the fundamental than when Uw swing oJ tN? ulus. five years, will leave Friday for La. son. Weldon, of Savannah. Ohio. ClagetJ and fami.y. Mr. and Mn- |CUier and hls father. Ray Cisler. and Mrs. Harry Mendenhall. . '.mighty shouu in celebration .of a Oallf. _v far to the dry side. Temperance by laboratory experiment m Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. M H. Snyder of Eris Jarman and family and Mr. <iu. sllndfflV ' Mr. and Mrs. William Waddell of I victory'’ so that the tnumpiiai cry Mr*. C. E Barnes spent the week and ' means moderation. a more Interesting manner. Rtmiy. Point spent Wednesday eve- > end in Kalamazoo with Mrs. Grace Chester. Mich, visited A J Senter Mrs. Alva Kirchner of Grand Rap-; would reverberate from oiw- end vf ntng wtrh Wright Cltlford and ftm%S^yCalkm. -and dRUghlrr jW Gamble and'In White Pigeon with t Wo took a jx-ek at ’.lie- interior of his realm Io tiie other. ' wni lames were ustera oi airs, sen i , day ,,« M_einbers brln| lu,cd. Uy. THE USUAL STORY the famous "Bathysphere" in which! All was in readiDess bi.-tM gre-.ii cam-. Dr. Beebe and. an assistant descend-i Regardles* of part Jack inchbold was Middleville Tyler v’he BmlU.rweek ..nd. les mid thimbles. Mr.in amt Mr. J '« Phyllis Mr amt Mmspent WllluK “ "* TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Ibu The easiest way to incrca.M* the day. .Peopk su*>5 out'in .the Ojx-n paign candi ‘ ’ candidate* come before cd 2J00 feet below sea level, to ....... mold .. II — in. tlvc UaulM. KCtlUnv Irving * ' ‘ rsuiiur oiinotr^. , rprice -.........of. silver is « eager and expectant for the event- the people making a campaign issue and wondered how,(wo long-legged; .Mr. and Mrs. Verne Pierce started Cralg t., O11 the i Leo pnuk- mid family and cousin 1 shape Friday morning for Forth Worth. M . «>. r ill JI ' Mra shnne of a pickle utckle fork.—Loa Los Angeles Aiwelvs Then one sig■ ­ „„8,,..Tto Texas, where |hey expect to locate. FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY (sick Hit thus week. of Lansing spent Sunday with Mr.iTimes. great hix-*. is trjie of state.'.is well as national nificani pcrrali m ’ Miss Vena Crowell oi St. Louis, The following officers were electour .'chixd 1* busy getting ready i ------------------ — ■ -. . —---------------- ... ■ - .... neither stretch Mo Voter woUld campaigns. But just as soon as those quarters. Due ’ could ",'.■■■■ ,he ltnd guestM1;ofs her aunts. Mrs ed at last Monday evening s session' for a Hallowe'en party. reasoning- that Mi outjior ju7"up ^;iriMuj:i*irumcnt* ch H Y11!z cowell to ut back made the avana...;available .--..I room’. *4... still less. icx* : Mr ftnd Mrjj L T M Faster of of the I. O G T C T—Edwin D > Bernard Hammond spent the ! candidates get into office .all cam- • ma..r Mallory; V. T-Mi-** M innu ' \.-t both men .quczul. “ ^ ^ ’ en w' cam( . TuegtUy Yet, squeezed, and when we and palgn ‘■promises”-are forgotten and .Miv . .MiUtv/ed. w< tn<a.i jut that Mrs D R PosU,r, Mr posU.r Knlgh*.; Secy.—Charlie Lew#;; As*t. in Chicago. othci the man elected continue* the orgy them-M-ire* through |he- narrow returned Wednesday but Mrs. Foster Secy.—Mis*-Lydia Geiger. Trva*.— Mr. and Mrs. John. Huiginra and Nellie Fcighner; F S-r-Lyman Bar­ daughter. Mary Agnes, of McC-ords i of spending the people's motley, just nunb-lc. were baited In from the di , lh|t wwfk ’ere lovrert-d o; Ro8„, returned hul weck low; M George Heath; D M - called on Warren Bolton* Sunday I tv have his predece.v-on*. Hie result out’id. Carrie Yutz; Guard — Elizabeth Mr. and Mr*. ChlTord Hammond | other. is that taxes have been increased, Tin- whippuic action of tlie long' wph his parents. Mr. and Mts Hl- Ironside.*; Sent. — Cha*. Sutton; und mother attended the funeral of grid: . Slowly bu: sur and increased, ahd increased. . Organist-Ollie Grigsbytjie former's uncle. Milo Hammond.' cable caused the little.hollow sphere ‘‘ : ram Roger.* and other relatives. in, public squar Mr. and Mt 1 *. N. T Bronson an in Prairieville Monday. to lx ji rked about making it difficult Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kelley went Mr _______ and Mrs.______ Russell___________ Todd of Has-1 er’.y or. the tax rolls says. "Well. I if not dangerous for the men Inside 1 to’Toledo on Wednesday, bring entertaining their- daughter, Mr* . .... of Athens, Mich*, and Mr jlings called on her fattier. Herman CI vcalled »'>eu there wirre by uy the inc death ucaui of oi Mr* ^Robinson don : pay any taxes, so its nqthfhg Bronson* «L*tcr«in-law. Mr*. E. S < Fcldpausch. Sunday. UP the slightest k -----.... ,--------„. tfei!«.yS brother. Dr. Comstock. ir. Butleak in the l««rkinu to me'. Bu: those (eltow* arc woefully about the electric cable, the windows, j,,, Bronson of Union City. ! »-----------Blart had st before Edward Ellsworth and wife J PLEASANT HILImistaken, because they Do pay or the manhole, the tremendous/Wichita. Kaiuas. Is the guest of Mr* j.--iduy evening taxes—and pay a plenty. Their pressure of the water outside Would Fred Konkle and other friends. Mr*. George Ellswurth and wife ot Piet-1 7J.,. P T A point. N. . ire visiting A J Be*-rand enjoyed a l-.ome talent program, nn the bsutidatU name1 are not on the tax rulls.-but quickly have Oiled the interior.,. Pennock formerly resided here. trance and family and I A{tl.nviirfr *-«l|.44 ,*..u.rai UmilUI atU-ndcd --- -Mrs. . Harriet . . 14 4the crushing the bodies of the men into, ich individual *.i • vc:;. iinU: they make a purchase unn’cogn.'zalbk-.pulp; Ar if the steel ‘. Mr. apd Mrs, Oporge Armbruster Flfield. Mr* Edw. EH*wor . ’ h had ■ .... .. EllMvor'.ti .mu not tm:i*qucradr at Trv|ng urniiKV .hall, and Mrs. Shinebarger. who hav«l seen her sister. Mrs. the- realm, held back-breathlcw’ •> rs. Flfleld, Flfleld. in over Mr. and. Mrs. Mr ai vn.o..r Jordan cjible. lud snapped. Hu.- two scient- , Seymour Jordan aacpectmg to enjoy lift .combined c: . forty years. ’•. been - carried on comi»nied Mrs. • Sam Schleh and Baxter Gay and wife of New Lon­ 4>n. Earl, to Howell Sunday to of the ocean to die tides so minute that the faintest purchase i* large Enough If theii slow death from speck visible in the field of the don. New Hampshire, are expected Mr Schleh who Is in the Santtorium breath was stincd in the entire Uni*. purchase doesn't call for a sale.1 here this week to visit Chester Me*world's most powerful mlcrosaquthere taking treatment* Id have been no An o’d story with a modern mopl. tax. they still pay a tax in yu- inhasa. pioneers of would lx- as a pebble compared with Word recently received from Mnfy Truly LI IRESTONE'S latest achievement—the TJic platform at the dejxit Tues­ Bedford WcKm-1 of St tom*. Mo. Nn.cammumty can get attyuh' re or . i- pos.M-s.si.-d of cold-, the earth. day night looked as though all Has­ that she contracted sleeping sicknew, balanced Firestone Air Balloon Tire mh'k to Television Is a long way from be­ ting.* was «------ emigrate. ---- - - -- But ...it IK*.* 4U*4 June .111.I W4L* JU*4 44U4V iH'.v.* lust and was J)i*t able to —in white or black sidewalls- Here is the 4f the voters of Michigan wil^rise temvu ... • . yj,. ... |---H,. (KW _ UJ1 around kiUm llOw- A( Aling practical, judging from the in­ was qnly the baggage belonging to most advanced engineering and, design to­ up in their power and demapd tiiat, * Directly above the Bathysphere" terming lialf hour we spent in the the northern hunter*, who left that though suflcring from severe j»atns hundred* and hundred* of useless was the equally fascinating *pherical u-k-vlsioji booth Wc saw broadcast* night.----------------------------------------- ' m her head, she thinks she will gether with all the Firestone patented con­ R. G Rice and party of Dowling, recover entirely from it . employes be fiuMcd from ’he slide gondola in which Prof. Picard .a*- performed under the moat favorable .’’.aried fpr Uie north yesterday fori Th„ SulUlhIn,. Culb ulU j, lJd an conditions possible and tlie objects struction advantages that give greatest al amendment to |»x W.l, wl.™ toy an- top! to " though plainly visible-were not even their annum hunt. They always re- aj| dslJ- mix.ting with Ida Skinner mileage, comfort and safely. The new Fire­ Thur.-dav ixilitlcal purpore* only: if the peo­ so clear as an ordinary newspaper tarn with plenty of game t o , Mrs. Aggie -Phillip* -- ,4IIU ' ■ .»UQ. -• -- - •• • ofhalftone. The image flickers and is stone Air Balloon and Wheel is so balanced --■ of■ Rochester. . < •••• ple will demand the complete abo­ Bedford N. Y Y. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs 1 Mlllhkrn Wvrr guhday afternoon N L* thmarked across the surface by a.*er, • wa and ten mtlc ’ .alsive lition.of um’Icm boards and comm'U to avoid shimmy—a common fault in ordi­ D G. Robinson. I calle: - of Mr and Mrs. Clare Wll.<• stem like tremendous Sips Stni McNeil of Lan*itig jlarns and family nary low pressure tires. Ease of steering is Hut m^bmi>;n:*on> with ordinary newspttper cut printed less . corih they are msignlfi- dearly than usual, mark it horizon­ spent* SOndni xith her sister. Mr*. .Aj|x* Hazel Campbell spent another feature which has been built into " week end tn Grand Rapid* thsnk globular map <•! ■ the tally with heavy lines of a soft-load James McKe ' Take these great, new tires. ' Stephen Carter spent a few ut a foot In diameter, tor jiencii spaceti about three-quarters F1FTY-FIVF YFARSAGO TODAY i <>f an inch apart and you will have A.* we to mess uJw’.u i* relhmt । da>!|1LS ur’'k at ut a final some idea what a television image is for $1.18 arid $121; oats for Tic undi^ar‘' For the motorist who wants the last word *,\r>nK!?.r V'1'5 but pay—and he like under ideal conditions. , vAcnu 25c per bushel; corn for 18c and 2uc misfortune to fall and break her in riding comfort and style—the Firestone plunge ix-r basket; potutoe* for 30 and 40?|n‘P . . . Wt*h ’.hat we had had time tu Mr and Mr- Her: Palmer wi-nrto lire be Air Balloon and Wheel meets their re­ send a free long ifiat.»nce telephone down. chickens for 8 and 9c and tur : Cassopolis Sunday for a couple of Pungent Paragraphs. quirements. Wheels are in colors to match m-rent a height lime." call to somebody, but lines form Huck and-fast at the* booth. train the hwto the car. It places the 1933 car in the 1934 ICOBINHI'E PARK. now. ill out ol few minuti selling for 4 and 4 I-2c and are in j Mr., and Mre Ray Win'ermutc li*U-mi:g to the round garbler de­ l amt Min. Norman, of Detroit spent active demand. •x Albany Tribune. and the atfn is just an vice n-ed ;u making radio trle|»lK»nA wide awake meeting was held at Saturday and Sunday with the lat­ •d .car among tm- mil- nie-^agc* iijaudiblr to outside sta- the Club room on Tuesday evening ter* sistrr. Mr.- John Kollar, and lu-lgioua u inillnm:, Unit compose our :lotv,s, Even the amplest sentence fumllv. also called on Mr. and Mis. id c.ur universe h only when It come* through the garbler •mum MM-uil' there for the benefit George Poland Anyone Uhivt-r itundreds. possibly tbou- is.ro broken up and distorted that of the Latite*-' Christum Temperance < Mr and Mrs Julian Potts and JEFFERSON AND COURT STS. MV.* that "n'' k‘u you haven't the faintest due as |o. lifhons. of otiM-r similar daughter. Betty. spent Sunday with it* meaning. When Ahi* sound from Union which should l>* largely at­ their daughter. Mrs. Glenn Dean. tm PHONE 2240 HASTINGS, MICH. the, garbler w passed* through a tended turday evening the yrnimt i an‘* I^inHy of Bowne. .—Humorist.' .wxmd axM-mbling apparatu.* it be­ m«-n ol Hastink* orgammt a liter-] ArthyjyCisIer of Ionia and friend pub<pp.ira- come* audible again. Tluii « exactly arv_societv to b-- known as "Tl-.o;‘d Ha.«ung* culled on Mr*. Manin mi ice Hal what happens during a radio tele­ V'ciung Men's s<h<»>l of Oratory.' phone communication.-Sound that The meeting well attended ant ring "Indignant' Subrerib­ comes from tlie transmitter is gar­ In. "Thi* is hot the po»lbled. Then hundreds or thousand*, tend soon to hold an Open meet­ mile*-away on — the ...... receiving end ing io which the public are invited. ight for 6f -......... .......... , ,— — ---asiumed in istl." u- world i* an assembler which take* the We wish Inc boys success m their ............. U-tmt-rm-m Potapov* seem to be id good de­ kem into.perfect sound once again mand at‘JO and 40c jwr bushel and Ju* i* all done with .wch precision not very plentiful at that., though didn’t find it so. Finally he tut you cun recognize accents and *rntiig luructeristic inflection.* just a* wc saw- at Stanley's a load that to put tq> -the notice: • Pleas? 2340 pounds of No. I white On- . re* there tiny Leadily a* over an ordinary tele- weighed of! the Who. me? Yes, Peach i^ows for which he paid 35c other ar.lr moving phone The nun in charge of th*. i ■ .it urc.. —Boston Transcript. ■ Ixnfth reld u.* he had to be very care­ This business of keeping growing children -g . You are protntrd lii it* purity and ful. words and sentence.indeilBo-h and *"1’-. The latest p<*t to be adopted bt healthy and strong is a real problem, and a 1 St ( ’-KAN1.INESS. by the fart fhat from have Drcn found to give ludicrous it daughter of Allegan uid retching devour them !r-1' a socn-iy no*tc*.* u an_alligator. We Highland* Dairy you will get GKADE responsibility too. In their lender years, , not embarrassing result^. In fact li< u “A” milk. No oilier dairy in this sec­ might 'ex- I'-ax a list of perfectly proper word- <M1:. Etta’ Parmelee. ■ understand- ’.hat the creflturetk> rdingly more than ever, they need the health-build­ er pitch on; that are absolutely taboo on •*— lion produce* Grade "A" milk. Charles Bayne ha# been enter­ , yaWim are remarkably ctlecttvx* in ing qualities of good. CLEAN, wholesome t» the la-', i garbler in mixed companytaining hi* brother from New York Ppcr- j,*minding late-staying’ guests that milk, one of the finest foods known to-man— You arc protected In the hraltli-glvlng i.. it nd of its tad oi ■ i .'Mtc tht,lr departure ix long overdue.— ion-,-, gprmand devour an entir>Frcnthmen who ■ have seen tlie Mr*. Roy.Wickham was in Kalareal "food value” lx concerned. !l° Humorist. r.i.ut ox-in one mighty mouthful. Street* ot Pan.* immediately put up iaz«o Saturday. Highlands Dairy, because every drop Jcomr i .. .' _ awi Wortlry .......... ... And all of there gfcruantuan feat* a roar of pretest Nor can y>u bter-- Mr and Mrs „ Walter of of it i-omes from our own “State-ac­ Wl%re 8ttndav vui’otwith : durs-is a period in.which wy phy of digestion lire .dune without aifl'Ot them, 'this payiUton i* just about uk(. credited” herd, which I* regularly In­ When You Buy Highliinds Dairy ; as typical ot the intriguing capital a, ll(,n crwkforri'.* ■ an architect >ny price to make a soda mint tablet*, pepsin tome.* spected by Veterinarians representing m old Fnirire as Coney Island Bat ' Mr nnd Mrs Rtlsf4.n Bjftwm of ' • must new residence look HX). yearn old. syrtfp cd rigs! Milk You Are Doubly Protected — the Stale. '-vere Sunday visitor* at every and badc in. nt any price, an auto-, Hu Ho’L‘i’ of Marvels in the Elee- 1 in the fair so a bunch of Chicago d me mqbilcXhwh looks two years old.— jnc Bulldin* 1* correctly named promoters raw their chance to make We will do our part by delivering Io your home Grade "A" milk, icy cold, that b BRANCH DISTRICT. I some hay. ' Seeing corn popped without heat m u. not enough tor a Louisville Time*. always fresh, always CLEAN and wholesome, and doubly protected as outlined Mm J J Willitts is quite ill and a glass container between two dishes duirict aUon^y to drive Mi* Sai.ni o.droth is having.a! But the Belgian VHlaiteabove. It's ideal for children—and grown-ups too. Isn't that the kind of milk Perhaps the reason why govern­ ol ;n' water at-, il'-ctrte light turned ie his jurUdiuion. ment costs too much is that we nave on uy striking'a match, sound siege with the fiu. you should have In your home? Why not order TODAY? Remember the fried chicken sup­ ■C to rid itw-lt of un- too much gov’ernmenf. - Weston, waves visualized, the image on a disc verured to be Possibly not all of rotating at the rate of many thou­ the booth* and cafes are operated per and barnar to W1 given by the <£>rc.i Leader. . by ftetemn people r ~r but ___________ a great numDorvai Society of. North Maple। sand* of revolution* per nunu’.e tiie boruer. Distance is no bar to u' gradually brought to a Standstill, the bcr <>f thtm are we know for a fact Maple Grove Center. Everyone a. cnminate, it should not be to enBorne of the mountains of Ciitna alight current gener.»teu in the hu­ And the illusion of' a real Belgian welcome. The men pf the ncighlxirhood fdreing aiiencKw. Expcricrice haa have never been penetrated by man. man body amplified to sufficient village environment is nearly per­ fect. have graded the yard around the j*men tnat Ute tcm-rai arm t» more $ay* a travel writer. American wives, Telephone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Propr. Hastings, Mich. North Evangelical church and are the ordinary layman at authority. It u less returnm* from vacations often find We twirl keep cn and on m thu catering it with gravel. Next week able undue uifluencc and these in kitchen sinks.—Detroit r ai» performed by fasluon. but wtve talked too tong the pastor will paper the interior moves mote surely and faster. It is News. . live antici of Ticctrons—little par- already. . of ’.he church. ’“ vra.K MH.*, FKVESmrfiiHTH YEAR federal JudlcUry? ■ ot CLEAR LAKE LODGE Rs pl Rn Every Wednesday ... Mr ilnx Every Thursday run Mr Wedl Ml Mera day. Ml from end. Dr Every Friday ... Every Saturday . . . DANCING 9:00 p.m. to 1.00 a.m. Chin Mr with Hina* * und Cidr M Ids BKid M Jan to v £ For the MOTORIST who deairea the MAXIMUM SAFETY and COMFORT Crestone AIR BALLOONS Andrus Service GROWING Children Are a Problem and a Responsibility! The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Mr.’ M M A Joh M M Heh illic �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER (. 1W3 HALLOWE’EN PARTY. HINDS CORNERS. CARLTON CENTER. On Friday evening. Oct. 27th, Miss: Mr and Mrs Ronald Haynes and Frances Button entertained the ■ sons moved to Hastings Saturday ;penly ill Thursday with appendicitis members of her Sunday School Class and. was operated on that evening.; of Emmanuel churchy at a Hallow­ .Mr. and Mrs Ployd Tobias of Kai- Her many friends are very glad that e’en party at the rertdtoee of .Mr mnasrxi spent Sunday with their the li getting along very well. ■ . and Mrs Dell Butt jn bn E. State St ! parent*. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tobias.' Mrs. EUirTlouki 1* home from Mr and Mrs . Fred-'J. feeler and Mrs. Ear) Boyes was in Grahd ,The ,WUM> was ''laboratcly decorated ,----- ------ ------ —-------- ■ ------ ---------- Marian accompanied them home Howard wen* tn Grand Rapids Wedfor ’ thp oveaston. with autumn ^Continued from page one) Washington, D. C. > daughter. Joan Lee. or Grand Rap- Rapids on Saturday. after spending tiie week end with neaday mu . Maraarvt M<mri hr*,* teavra, witciws, black cat* and weird : 7 ~~ — -----— -----T — ------“ Mr» Guy C. Keller was In Grand >*•' were Sunday guests of Mr and from kulania/uo on Bunday. The local M E church’ is nearly' “,d “ «hort greeted j X ^“ume to iu-r grandparent* Rapids on Saturday ’ ^nl * c- Edmonds .. “O' «** «me to The Cedar Creek Cemstery Circle all repaired from the recent fire Mr and Mm. Hubert D. -Cook •»ue*1 “ *,>r a pot luck Wpper Riciiurd Fairchild was in Ann Ar-, Mr. and Mr*. Richard Polls went spent Friday in Grand R^ tons and team more "‘“I wUh Mrs Will Carl Wed- caused by lightning. Services were. ^gSS'^'.^u Mr a SUS ne»diy afternoonj . —... Nov i » a | held there this Sunday, a good many I bor part ot last week. to Cliarlcston. W V*. on Sunday Dr. and Mr* Georg. Uckwood ®> Mr | Friends of Camp Fire tn Hosting* Mr “lld F«d Bush and fam-• were out to enjoy them. Service*. rpHE man whose work Mr., K..I J«™. ol Lo«ll •MM’S™. wt-re in Grand Rapid* on Friday X F^ ’ ^ Hate M:!* SSah 1 lndctd donate in having a "> Urimndale spent Sunday withi next Sunday will be at the utual' keeps hlni out of dnorx M» D-n U «u on rrldw. . lhr llu p“"‘ °° , rJELT4 MrS<°ny..FrO^ “I" Bciuuter and 1"‘ andMr* A ! ------- jinstitute u. of«mm,hl»uuw kind »»cr Mr. and Mr*. - W. O.. hour, preaching at 9 30 and Sunday' ---------in bitter weather - knows M.. W.,.» Mmu w™ ... Un- ,«™ abater und Battle creek on ,ia Mr J ' h»«ioht Im' Tobia*. brought in to 'ham them Th.,n There are mk only Tobias, Schrnl following. j •. Ina on Turidav on btuinck* attending the convention of the Au ­ what quality in heavy ctothI ng on Tuwoay on tnume** manufacturers, which is beMrs. Orville Tobia* re­• Marlon Clem wa* in Lansing Fritwo other town* in.Michigan 'St. Mr vt' and ’ Mrs John Fetter ot South Bend.' lng tneatu. Hartley Finstrom wu* home from lng held-in Chicago this week Johns and. Monrot*> where .like In­ turned to their’home in Detroit. day and in Grand Rapids Satur-' HALLOWE'EN PARTY. the M S C over the week end. Mf and MfJ KaI. Ind., wna tiie guest of Mrs. Ftium t . Jacqueline Moor? wa* hosteM at a stitutes arc being hel<$. Ulis Tali. Be- Wednesday evening after spending! day J If he wears a leather coat, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Itenney and J 1 Haliowe’cri party Saturday evening, cau.*c of the inerrused Interest in a couple ot days with their parents Mr and Mr*. C. H Hodges and amMOO MU(1 Mr* Neil Pro** of Ironside Sunday und Monday , Robert were c N Tob,'*s ----------—' guests ■<— Sunday ot u. Mr he wants front-quarter homo son visited in Ionia on Sunday. 'Grand Rapids were Sunday guest* Grand Rapid* were Sunday guest* of the iiours being from 8 until 10:30 Camp Fire and tiie progress made wltche.* and hr loc*> group* the pa«t year. Has-' Toni Nrvttt and daughter. Ruby, and Mrs Gilbert Fisher o( Hastings Mrs Jack Stein went to Detroit I ,>f Mr nnd Mr*. Guy Giddings. ■ hide — thr ' heavy, pliable, Mr und' Mrs. Mtcliacl Sullivan wiie u«d to the attention ot-. and hl* mother, Mr* Joe Nevitt. of Mr. and Mrs Sherriun Okr of spooby emblems "were utfd to ;l|W* ha* Wednesday for a visit with friend* Kri»«.»t ^utey ot Philadelphia. Pa.. durable leather, that really Mr. and Mr*. Bert Zugelmelcr ofi;other ’ C-rcsco spent Saturday evening Grand Rapid* and Mr. and Mrs the room® Hie guc*U came national headquarters. Mlsst* Jannet Michael und Helen was in the city on Saturday calling Grand Rapids were Sunday guest*,''decorate shuts out wind, water and and Mrs — Edd and«.« Ralph Noble* and family ot nea.- , Iu«t year. Hasting* Camp Fire with Mr ----- -Nbwton ------- ----in emtome and a ghost parade was Merson were in Lansing on Sulur- on old time friend* Hr was accom­ ot Mr and Mr* J D. Zagclmeier sob*. feature of .the evening. There Guardian* voted to unite with -the daughter Ruby remained till Sun- Kalamazoo were week end gue:.'-* of panied by Mrs Bailey and.'their son. . Mr and Mr*. Ivan Payne und Billy tlie day. Creek, Council „„„ . -------------------Battle Creek Cotmctl Thu give* d ">' ’‘ wnlng with Georgia Newton Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Marlow was a mystery h<>u*. in which eryh -----------------------w.. — I. ---------------------------------------.W.and MttHow wlll ; Chester Stem and--Miss MLm Beatrice Giddings wgs horn# Mr*. ----- — ------- ---------------- --Patty• of Battle Creek were guests of Mr guest rrccived in r fcgtuiw from a -J. advaptagr- of contact with leader* iUld Mrs p’>v«t ‘a spending this If he wears a sheep-lined from Battle Creek over the week SUm have returned to llwir home and Mis. Will Fighter on Sunday. _ - c,ara ----- Brown, vmciiaiu entertain MIC the vatiion Carlton u. L. AA. » S humble .lookln/ old witchAfter from other towns in the Council, wr,k ’•t*1*? Mra coat, hr wanu the best |*lt end in 81 'Louis, M<>. the latter recoverMr and Mrs «anx> C. C- and Wardell leftin which Mr and *'*' Mrs ” Will i.oore privilege of attending their lead'1" '* ----- and’ Thursday, Nov. 2 f'jr dinner. All are several Hunts in a fine corduroy or mole* Dr. Clarence Young of Aiieg/n ,rnm ,l*r * ’U** 'Helen Sinnibt.i k received a prize ers’ meetings and of having some daughter and Miss Gertrude Phil- invited. skin shell. • os lii the eltv veslrrdav on bust-:llon.. . .. . . *1U‘ Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bottum sendee at home from the field sec­ hp* spent Saturday In lr. Grand Rap- jvir and Mrs Elwyn Daniel* of M„ J z.,dm«Kr , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lictka of also Thelma Wheating, a delicious retary. ,, . ,, „ „ Hastings and Allen Young of Grund lunch was .a'rvcd and all departed a haverelurnrcifrumHougiitonwirre Jackson were guest* of Mr and Mr* , If he wears a mackinaw. Im Mr .nd Mr, Burr. 11 BhUllp., B.pi™ ol M, It has been deemed advisable for Mr*. Mma Scott Ims returmd froni ■ lhcy llaV(< several Dan Lewis on Sunday and Mwrfihiy. little worried that the ' goblin-' Hastings to have a helping commit Rnbrrt .nd Orrlrudr MUndM ■ an d Mr. Lr.liD.nkl., Mr .nd wants ItiO woe I. and Chicago where she spent several W|th Mr anq gamucl Mr. and Mrs Rollo Vu-le and would get them if they didn't watch ret- or council eompooed of several, r.rnlly Mnnd.y mi Will Bry.ru* la Mra Elroy Br. llrr ot MoUn- <M1«1 •_ good wool lining in bu coat. fiinuly of Vermontville were Sunday out. 1 Horner « Ur. DomrU h«nr Buntf.y. .............. Sunday. standing <vxntnlttces Some inter­ South Hastings Mrs. Sam Mote spent last week Mr. and. Mr* Keith Donieb spent guest* of Mr and Mr*. Gary Crook Mr and Mrs. Will 7Moore ested parent* and others have al­ “—; and Mr. and Mr*. Guy Noah und These kinds -of cqatt may with Mi und Mi* Fay A Herd! ng Saturday aftcrntxai and evening Mr. land Mr.*. Edwin Hill and Mr and Mrs Throdore R. Gosch. ready given their support to this daughter. Margretta. vvUU”X?‘ 1,,r family spent Sunday with the for­ cost a bit more but tbrylt *•vim Hie latter'* parent*. Mr and daughter ol Lowrlk Clarence of Bedford. m>i>ouu><- tin- marriag>- movement, but there is a place for brother. Mr. and Mrs " r ’a"’w*' mer's mother. Mrs. Etta Nash, oi Mr and Mrs. Carl Lunen of Kal,­’ Mr* A. T. Easii. and family near guest* of Mr. uiul Mre. Chester io , Hastings. j thclr daughter, Bcrtiia Ardis, to other* who will volunteer to help Hump, in Hu*lings Sunday. ,■ amazoo were Sunday guests of Mr Fwpjrt. Mr and Mrs. Lucien Willison of Mr >na Mr ­ ... „ ............. .. -WIIKI •». •M»,IHI<»<I. <»l Oil «II<I Mr. and Mr; Frank Hornier re­ .imt Mrs. A J barren. Mr and Mrs. Wm Schultz of Mr. and Mr* R. B. Walker. Mr* SJr, John Hollman. 1430 Wc*. Carnp Fire in Hastings ha* been 2 ------and more comfortable. Mr. and Mis Will Craru of Ea-vt1 Grund Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Jos WilliUs and Mrs. Eliza John- Michigan a,venue, winch u«»k place J™5t a northern on for the ]>ast twd years Caledonia visited Mr and Mrs'. Dan’ Keith Daniels spent Sunday after­ son attended the fair in Chicago October 22 -J the MeUfodlst Epi ? carried Mr and Mrs Hubert Beadle of, trip they had been enjoying during THE PRICES ARE: • hlcflj' bv busy mother* wl» realizenoon in Charlotte with Mr und Mrs last Sunday. copal jnitriM’ in I*i Grange, jnd. the value of Camp Fire training in Ix>well visited her sister. Mr and , Miss Dori.* Biddle of Grand Rap­* V. U Wolcott. IronXute . with the Rev Fred It Hill official- thr hvi.s of their own daughters. Mrs Keel Tobias. Sunday. I ---------- .... ----- ...... LACEY. id. visited her nvather. Mrs. Effie’ Mr und Mrs. C M Slwon and South Bend, Ind , were Sunday and maMr. and Mr* Cyrus Silkworth' A fried chicken supper will be J <u I -.llip.ll,.u ••• At f present • there are nine active (jl<idlc. overI,... the week end ii > i,.— children. Billy and Barbara, who re- Monday gue*te ' of Mr.- and Mrs Pauline Holly Bedford, and Eux< n«- ■j groups, >ute Grange served .» at the M|W Maple u Grove uroii|w. ranging tn : membership und Mr Barden of Battle CreekMrs. Eiir! Uarrimm and «laughter cently moved to Kalamazoo from Jolui Ironside. Ik»ane. of Btrtpgham rood. " ’ ’i’otn ”0 to 15, with a total enroll­ s-pent Thursday afternoon with Mr. hall thl* week Thursday evening by Jan went to Grand Hank!* Rapid* M Munday m wnt >nday Oak Plir]i. jjj. cai|(Xj on MUS Mabel Mn, Nettie Hyde and Pau! Hyde Creek ■ c8. the members of the Wilcox ,L. A. ment of 88 About twenty more’ and sirs. W. O. Tobias. Moon-Journal. l<> visit Mrs Ralph Boyten. Mr. and Mr* C. V N Tobias spent . Sisson un Bunday 1 visited Mr. and Mr* A. 8. Johnson A fair will be given also. younger girls arc eager to become Kellar Stem returned on Fridayy SUM t'.M—CARD. Mr und Mrs. Warren Moore and and family of Flint on Tuesday und BRggs rP members* as sooti us leaders ire MoniW W K.Unuxoo with ihrir At the meeting of the „„„ A WriHov ’ Jacqueline, Juiqu'-ime. also Mr. sir and Mrs airs Edd, r-uu. . Wednesday of last week. children. Mr. and Mrs Mell Hen- T.1 A. Friday ou.nlnrr evening rtf of It... last w..»U week Judge Stuart Clement jjrrformcd ready id Mr, nnd Mrs. Gay Jordan. ----... — --------------------------•-1 Martin Tinkler and Mrs tlw ceremony on Saturday uniting Hall of Freeport were dinner guests Clyde Brandt was elected president: Till-, tolning institute. Nov. io1 ‘^rsh.°i ?Pd syns “nd?lr “nd Dr and Mrs Frink Holdsworth Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Viverni Swan Anderson spent Thursday tn in niarria,:<- Norton Slocum and Mbs and >1. wifi bring tq mothers of Floyd Tobin* an<| daughter Mr and Mrs. Gladys Cortright. vtce-pre.-4of Traverse City visited Mr and Cook of laikc Odessa Orville Tobin* were dent; Mr*. ’Lucy Buttle Creek witji Mbs Grace Ryan Lorna Card, bolh of Hasting.?. The >ouu MrZ girl* an opixiriunny jo in Mrs. ,rs .;" Vi,le ™ ’“u of Detroit bctrolt wcrB ---- --------------------------Glllasple. secretary vnungry opixirtunity to.fit B EFORE you buy Mr.'. C. W Clarke tiie |«isl week. Mr* Jowphbie Tfldd in company■ at the home of George Lent tlu-n:.M-h<-s to carry on .the work.t'V''?. l*'erc' O1} U>c,r WBy back from und David Miller, treasurer. The witness* were County C" ‘ Rev. and Mrs. L L-Dewey. Georg.- with. Mr O11 and aI|U .Mrs. David Frenchi Mrs Clare Joni* of Wyandotte K RcW and'Mr.- M« •!; Young ‘ afhool. Y;: auomer. .,...er), out of high *n Chlca*° next meeting in November will be D' ury uud MU* Jeanne DeVries -ciiwionia. attended the Michigani Is here ux-Uting with the care ol deputy county clerk. ■ Congratula with spare time, gin?ccon,P«n‘«d their parenU held in the c(nirrh basement. The' .art- solicited to •the fine coats at Baird’s. home for a few days ’ visit. were in Detroit Frida* and Salur- _cnicago football game Suturday• her mother. .Mr*. J E Mattoon. thins • county nurse and doctor will be avail themselves of the chance to day. ’' whose condition 1* slightly Improved. Fabrics and talldrtng are the und attended the exixMition help m a project so worth while to present to show slides An tnvitaMr. and Mr It M lambic and Mr. and Mr* Robert Burch were MgniOIHST .MISSION­ Mr* Edw A. Clark, who has beenj thr girls of Hasting* . , lion- will -----------be extended ------- to the parents best available at there M A I amble were Sunday guest.* of the guest ’*' aauz! fl, the fl.— L-......a ARY INION «. — V. in of Mr.- and Mr;Grand I. "Rapids on Monday to atTlie Battle Crt-ek executives are Mr and Mr*. Chas. Whittemore ’>d mimic pupil* of I™, both Eagle and prices: The regular ‘me ling of th' offering a course- for leaders every accompanied by Mr and Mr* Fred Dunham schools Bessmer for several week*. Jins re- tend the funeral of his sister. Mrs John*. . turned to tier i»ome in Jx* Angele*, James Hayhoe, formerly of Druis- MithodLst Missionary Union will be Munday night.. Aside from lead- Ihclital of Hastings 6]>cnt Sunday The Barney Mills P. T. A. met Tiie Mr mid Mr. Harold VandeOlea- stopping In Chicago t nroute lifjld at th'- home ot Mrs. W It Cobh ershlp training’ conducted by 'the wl,h Mr. and Mrs. Emery Moshier Thursday evening of last week ut | ville. •< n ’.d Buttle Creek were Bunday ion W'diwxbiy, Nov. H A tine pro­ executives. Miss Frieda Olsen and al Moore-stown. the crowd ,u “ M.'hoolhnuie. - ------ ’*A * ’large —- -------Mr and Mr* Wm Wilson and ...untiM v h rjuesU ol Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Et- Dickie and Mr nnd Mr* Italpn IHlllHD ,) DINM.it. gram will t>- pre** nlrd bv Mrs.’ A. K Mi"- Florence Craven.‘a- course is, Miss Virginia Warren ----- - ---- --------- — the 'wm U» attendance. Mr». Florence ,, ,, . Wood and family of Grand Rapid*1 A* Saturday. Oct 31. was Betij. M rt«nd.M,ir. wla» will review the book. otferfd in nature lore, including victim of a bad boll under her eye Babcock was chosen as publicity .dr ,. Eleanor Strickli’w and Mix- wr Saturday night and Sunday Jenkins 75th birthday on Sunday, ■ Splendor ot God ' last week. agent* and *'* asked to-*e*> to it that study of bird* trees and flowers by ----“ J * .t.n Knapp w....... M.wnt . of Mr.* Claude ----■ uboul 40 jehmves gathered at the He!-n *|ient the thr w.-^k wi-ck .-mi end quests Wood E M Brigham and Dr M D. PirMiss Virginia Havens and notice* be published.'in tlie county with Don Hosmer and family at one of the requireMrs. John W. II. Crim of ro-w liomc-uf hb daughter und liukband. Mi*--. Doris Gamble aj homr nie. a third course m health and Dolores McGlocklln of Hastings newspapers, Standard'-P. T/A. ■ . 1' ' . .. Vork City ha* been visiting her Mr. and Mr* Jamis Wilcox, and guest at a hnriy Hallowe'en |u«rty personality' by Ml'.. Lulu St. Clair were week end vteitor* at Forrest ments of -a «»•--'• . ti.. Lydia Bu-li attended n party aunt ^!r. p colgrove. part oi family for a surprise, coming with of ini- Ki-Hogg Foundation Haff, Havens'. Mr and Mrs. Ervin Miller and' given by her aunt. Mrs. Orville nt- the home of Mr. and Mr* Wm W1.t.g_ enroute home from A well filled basket* for pot lurk din­ and a fourth course’ tn beandienift. Sunday ----- - .ihitors at Fred Olis' were daughter. Nyla. in company with Soylcw, on Saturday, Dinner wa* Bryans, south vf the city, over the oj progre-s* ut Chicago, ner. Ttw*” attending were Mr.i Including symbolism, bend work. Louie Erway and family. Ray Otta!Mr- •*'«! Robert Miller of Batweek end Mr and Mrs Edwin Pate and Mary Rid-. Mr. .and Mrs. Floyd. seru-d ut.flve-thirty. covers being I book binding, carving, modeling and und children and Lyle Otis and a Creek spent Sunffay with Mr. Mr. and Mr* Donald Sinrlkir famliv ot Detroit were Sunday Palmer aiijl family. Mr. and Mt laid for eight. The gir leather tooling. Tht-Jic courses arc friend frdm Kalamazoo and Mrs. Curvtn Asplnal! and *un*. Clothing and Shoes ha-.,- bren.vtriUng their aunt nnd g||caU ,)f Mr ftnd Mrs E c w. Ralph Jenkin* and family ol tractive costumes und enjoyed Hull o-,xn to any one in Hasting* who Tiie young petgde V the. neigh­ uncle, Mr” and Mrs for Men and'Boya wishes to take. them. ~ -W. B. Thoma*, ‘ niond*. MIsa Grace Edmond* was Ornngt ville. Air. and Mr*. !>■<- Mc­ borhood were pleasantly entertained ut Wtlliatii'tnn Donald. Mr. and Mrs Deune Potter. ....... .. ...... .......................... . m JM* -5 Berminette und htsie :n the Roy Duugl<*M> Ixxne in Hasalso hum- from Union CUy over th« Hubert Cook left Monday nftcr- ww* FrUlay 7ilRht~~ .■ .daughters of Gun Plain* spent-Sunand.Mr.. Albert Nash and lam-. । tings Friday night. • lirx'ii "ii a bu.ni".'* ’rip to WashSigseviral of. the young jx-ople of d,*y wlt'1 ^’’r Mr. mid Mr.*. Mr and Mrs. Chat'.'.’ Faiil and ’1)' of Harting*. Mr. and Mr* Edw the U and I bridge dub on Wcdiu till* vicinity attended the |»arty at A. Earl, of thLs place. Marietta, .icroinpannd by Mr. and lUcc wild daughter. Mr. Ernest Hi" inu Corjxjrut ion. James H Hermlnettc and family the M E church in Hasting.* Thurs- JamM -r ' ’ Mrs Raymond F«ul and Mrt. Etta <■! Buitim .r<. Mr. and Mr- Wal!< r Dan D’wis and Mr«. Frank McMlb .s|wnt Sunday afternoon with Mr ■ .spent Sunday GUlmore <>! Grand Rapid.*. Dan day night. haul of Woodland A large croud was out Thursday Mr*. Clara Robinson of Wayland I and Mrs. Roy Cary of Hoojx^r. with Mr. und Mr*. Roy Jarvis of Karns of Shultz and Mr- Harold Mr. and Mr* Arthur Mlmick and iprtndle of PlainwellAfter a very Saugatuck. ......m...... .. -. - hostc.*.' to the Community vn*«» Club and Mrs. Sara Erway sjient from . , --—--------------- evening ----- — — Wednesday Saturday at 8hl‘?-rs of colon Sunday tncctutg and a very Jolly time was Dr. und Mrs .C P Lathrop rc-'pleasant day all departed hopiiW to .-UUJ until until ounuu.it ,u IRoy lot d»“. . . were --------'Continued from page one> Deeply Embossed Erway*. - -----1 miests guests of friends of thts this vicinity. . had by alt. ML** Evelyn Parrot Iwld turned on Saturday from a t*<»-meet with him for many more birthCHEER VP PARTY. spent Jhe lucky number that drew the nice ------- -----weeks' stay in Chicago wiwre tiie'day* Fifty• couple.’, enjoyed the Chtv. tiiat all student* wiu> *o desire can! Miss Ruth Erway of Kalamawo! Mr and Mrs. John Venena “"•* ** — -----“*• her *— turkey. . sprat Bunday at home I "HOW night and Monday with Richly Decorated Up party field ut tin- Knights of see the gamy. former attended lh« special climes ’ Vnovutui sixmsored by the W. K. Kellogg ■ ” 1' *»*«>*’ I Paints at Otsego. Pylhio* hail on Monday evening. The prtee of tickets will be 25c for' Mr. and Mr*. Jack Cryley and MORGAN. tjei Mr Mr an< and* Mrs W. O- Pierce and and Foundation i Tlie chilarcn and grandchildren ol w ° Leather-Like adult? and 15c tor student* attend-! Mr. and Mrs. Art Lord of Battle u( I sornr Charles and Dale of Plamwell mho. Mr. nnd Mr*. Roy Chandler. John' Mr. and Mis nurd. Re Briggs guvDonald Mead spent die week end ~ * *”** any .*choul in the county. Tick-1: Creek were week end visitors 1 were Sunday guests of E. D. Lewis with Mbs Young at Ravenna The 25th annua! Sunday Schoul itng Chandler, Mrs. B F. Cowles and them a very pjraaant surprise when Roy Oakes'. Dressing Table t.* will be bn sale Friday at Carveth 'and wife. Eugene Johnson of Plainwell and Miss .Mate! Bisson were in Grand'they walk'd in on them Sunday Convention was called to order A Stebbins, Reher's West End Cigar Mr and Mrs. Ben Norman spent Homer Shatlcr of Otsego spent Sun­ Rapid* on Saturday evening attend- morning, the eveQL being the ft.r- Sunday at Milo M E. church witn a CLOVERDALE. and Writing Desk Th'O"1" Sunday with their son Dale, and day with Harold Wetyb. ing the Svmphony concert nt tiie mer's 74th birthda^^atin.Liy. ■Octo- Sell niM • M 'J™ w‘“ l*»y. The Last Week* Letter. family near Plainwell. < Last weeks kerns should have read Civtc Auditorium I ber the 28th, being tlie former's su- Ui churn Sn. err j. v.’mmrvi Is • <,tion .i, wei.- OoId and T,lc Blue, the.name.* • A group Ot friends helped Mr*, i‘ Mix, Evelyn Parrot of Woodland Charles Harrington went to Battle Accessories Mrs. G'-ont.- Newton hn.« re- ter s birthday. Mrs Myron Senoba. ..1 Mr N<'Lm.h Ik i i ■! ..tho <»« HasCreek and not Charles Montgomery. tumid from a visit with Mi.** Mar-;and also hl* brothel-in-1..a Royce ;n.. „ l,n < r " H,R h 8tar l ’ >«t r kin totem ol h ’ rthdi da Nrwton al Kenosha. WK. al i:Sw<rt. the, three birthday* being lollonid by a due: by Mr ..... 28. ’29 and ’30 w>ll >Uy fqr the home. attending A Century of Progres.*. On! celebrated together A bountiful Mr., D w shepherd A ’-Ipit bustIn ’here days it won’t do an em­ an- Mr*. Stevens of War• visited . . .. .. dinner wh* x-rved. covers being laid ne. .p.ii ioH'iucd, and Mi s Win­ the Blue Jake Miller will be in Compru.ing Vanity and ’ tier hidiana. spent the week end OiUet *l*lt“ reSves JT^enS ployer any good when you brag return the Mr. and. Mr®, fur thirty-five They ail left wtsli- saiddelighted tia audiencewith a.1 charge "1 31-33 squad while Bill' *’“» ilurr CiM-hran 'Corleone Ncwumi tighter. Mr- Harold • 'X?fiSil ‘ ■ about how many hours >xxi put Jn tng them a very happy birthday aim sacredsolo. The pastor. Rev L D I Hackney will b. in charge of the ’ KHIo«’-nd family ,cn the yob.—Philadelphia Inquirer. lhU P “ « Sund "> at Coldwater. style.'; and size.*.. Portfolios Mi!' talked on evangelism m tiie Mr. and Mr*. Thoma* Kesler and many more to come ‘ Gold team. ; Mr. and Mrs. W’m. Carter and and Receipt Files. Snap­ "***'. i Sunday School laying upon the daughter, who have been visiting at All member* of the closaM from lllllc M,n of Kalamazoo spent SunHONORED NIECE. tcachc.r'.-Th msi the necessity of „ , , , , 1V Wiui mt shot Folios and many olhthe home of Mr and Mr*. Selah and 'dwV w1th the,r P*«nU. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Oliver Johnson pleasantly brinuMig out in the !• win the point ■28. '23v-.-. '*- . -30. who wl.l° wish p £ nd Wanah, Art Wauah > »e™ . to play . ay and Art Kesler and other relative*, returned enumlud .. number r.l In.nri o< .,,ul nh;.u,.„ Th. ...Idn,.. "" \A tn requested to get ■„ in Mr. ---and----Bcri to their home in Hillsdale Tuesday. i . . . . . , .... ’to reoiM»»iwi ano ai ---Christmas gifts . . . Priced - ' are ......... --- .,1 , m ||k touch I'lUl II |. sir. --- - —McCallum -.... .......... spent' Mrs A D McDonald. Mrs. D. D. land relatives ut her home recentr. talned many helpful suggestion* in i with Hackney at once and to report1 M”ndHy with Mr. and Mrs. -Bert ~ Tin-, was followed by for < . practice at . . ... ........ ■ Mason min nf Walton. Mrs. E J Pratt. Mr* honorlty; her niece. Mr* Keith evangelbm. of Richland.. the ■fair ground* 'Graham, formerly MK* Beatrice Hon. J. CKetcham ’ .* address on | Jami’* M.v >fi mid Mrs. R. W. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kellogg and j Sunday 'altenu. hi at 2.30 o'clock were acre in uranu Grand K«pui* Rapids in auenuxinxattendance ; Wood, nt a lovely shower. Mr*. Ora- ■'The Church and die Nation" Likewise, gridater., of the '31. "32 and family spent Sunday visiting friends at the P T A division ot the M E ,,am '•‘a-1* presented with some lovely which w.i, ino timely, , emphasizing .... .... „ classes aje requested to Ret in at Kalamazoo. - ----- < A held at Westminster Presbyterian‘mfte and a delightful luncheon was the need at inukim: the church a 33 touch with Jake Miller before Sat/ Mr*. Nellie Given spent the week* church on Saturday ' served. ’ community center The pine Laki evening. Nov. 4 Juke Mill, r end ',n'1 at her twr home here h*"* Mrs Emil Tyden Mrs Richard1 The newlyweds are residing in .-chool followed with a choru* und urday Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Monica November 4 will have the schedule for practice November 3 Oroo.s Mr. Robert Cook. Mr.*. Ken- Nashville where Mr Grnliam ha* a Mis* Wingard again ’brought tiie sessions of Bedford spent Sunday with tiie ■ reidy to Rliv out. Hh McIntyre and Miss Janet Teale' position. Congratulation* lire ex: gespe) message m song. The v *»ion With the best talent from nix for- j Cha*. Monica family. ----- .—...— u.. rMj .tended to them by a Iwnt of friend.* do <d by singing , • G*xl B*God ’ With Be With ' 50 th Anniversary attended a lecture by pMrs. I. ..... ».M.. ««..» a.miauie, Mrs Lt ’ -'^r Monica. Mrs. Grant mar High school team.* available, I • wii" to to nu meet with Prairieville Prairieville 8S- 8S. fan* can b.- a-sured of *ome real Dickerson. Mr. and Mrs Bert dbil3ame । ~ ?'*'*' ~~~T7— i You" t ' with ARMOUR'S Phone 2634 . Cta'vvland on "The gibliUcal Gaine KITCHEN SHOWER. in April. on the Continent and Some ot the footbail and can have the xitbfac-“,ld #<m.' and Mis* Winona Mother's Beat MICHIGAN Players," given at the Women’* City Mra Warren Moore entertained | Waller Spaulding moved from hi* tion of knowing that, their after- Brooka u’ok m A Century, of Prog- [ Club In Grand Rapid.* on Thursday j with, a kitclicn kychen^ .h~A-.r shower Thursday- Vfall lake cottage to hi* farm honw noon of pleasure is benefiting a'.r’’^' Sunday . [evening at her home on N. Broad- for thc'wintec Wednesday. 1 forenoon. i Mr- a,‘d Mrx. James MacDonald,. way lioi'.ot mg Mrs. Gordon Utter, i Mrs, Wilcox, u al he.- sop'* home worthy rah.se ---1 who have been spending tiw past i nee Helen Allcrding Prize.* lor the in Battle Creel? coring for the HOPE CENTER. v-u with ‘-----------: 1Lee at Hastings I week their son various game* of the evening were household duties and her daughterFancy 1 Lb. Prints returned home hom.> Sunday. Rundav C. B. McDermott attended Mr [returned 24«/2 Lb.. Sack captured by Mr*. Jerry Audi us. Mr*, jin-law. who came from the hospital Cadw.tlladcr'n funeral tn Hasting* J** Vivern Cook. Mrs Nina Allerdiiu. i one ----day ’ ■ 'last••week. • WEST CARLTON. 1 ho Ladie., Aid met and tied off Monday. and Mr*. Dick Dfnny. Tlie bride and Ma Clare Ashby visited! Relatives received word of the, received many beautiful and useful two comfortables Wednesday which theMr.latter'* „T--__of Wm. __ _____ ____ ___ r parents m Battle creek death Ricliardson at. hu’ gifts. A lovely luncheon was served, they hope lorell at their bazaar and Sunday* home ncarXjlurksvillc Funeral serv­ [six o'clock dinner to be held at the covers being laid for twenty. USED BY THE BEST Lotte Stidengrr nude a buruitt* ices were held at the Duukard --. churciti Nov. 15. Four committees SHULTZ, FREEPORT TELEPHONE 224 1 BAKERS trip to Battle Creek Thursday church south and east of Clark..LOVELY DESSERT—BRIDGE- | luivc pG n appointed to work in their OR MIDDLEVILLE Lb. Mr and Mr.* Russell Kay and lit- 'ville Friday, interment in Fneport Miss Emily McElwain entertained Ircspoctive division' Corner of State and’Jefferson Sts. aunclcry. ........ Arthur _..™ and John Rich-.' Hastings, Mich. twelve ot the teachers on. Monday * Mr und Mt* Bennett spent Sun- tie son oi Kalamazoo .-iiont lu&t v. 1 evening at a dessert-bridge Mk-cs ; day at thrir daughterhome nr week at 4h>' Frauk Leonard home, [aidson of this place, also Mrs. Etta Harold Kidd< r Battle Creek ' Nash, of Hastings were cousin* of ’ FAMOUS OLD MAMMY BRAND ■Jannet Michael and Josephine Stein Lansing. Mt - Bennett remained to | won the honors Dainty refresh- help care for her little grandson called on Jolui Kidder and I red j the deceased Scott one day las’, wwk . ' Owen Steckle and family wc:c ments were Served at the dining : wiio is quite *uk Lyle A'hby went to Ann Arbor { Hastings visitors Saturday evenfiig Largo No. 2H Caa table spreid with u lace cloth, and Mr and Mr* W. Schultz expect to . । Eldred Deming and family arc at! decorated with orange and green!go to Chicago for Hie winter in the this Monday morning. Mr and Mrs. Ernest Armstrong I tlw home of Mr*. Deming * parenU. candles and chrysAnthcmum.* in. [itu-ar near future. • ‘ Fuu i u».B«a 18c . 1 pint Milk j Mrs Osborne entertained Sunday, and Meili a Ashby, farl FL*11. Mil-. Art Eckert and wife. | shades of yellow;. her children and grandchildren and ton Warner, nnd Miss Inez Ashby. [ Cheater Richardson was a week Magneaia u,.. b<». 23c ANOTHER DAUGHTER. I a brother and children from Kala- all’of Kalamazoo, spent Sanday at [end visitor of Lansing friends. Fred Ashby ’ s hom« ’ . r Ray Burling of Grand Rapids ' . ‘ Word lias been received by Jite.. thazoo 1 qbart Milk Mr and Mr- Mason Norwood of [spent Sunday with his father. Dan and »..u — Mr.*. .... C. w. W. -. Clarke of the birth , Mr and Mrs. J L McrcOre and K-ilHin.i/». Science Conquers Mi. and Mrs. Marshall Burling. Magnesia •of a second daughter to Mr and , two children and a little ntecc of Norwood and V.t7.m.Caa Lb. ,/»C Mr* Banghart of1 Mrs John Nichol* (Madeline Kalamazoo -iwi.lt the week erjd with Stomach Trouble Delton nnd C- B. Tcxtcr of Has­ Aspirin Tablets OQC Browni at Los Angele*. Calif., on Mr. and Mr*..Bradfield and Jack. ting. were guests of Aunt Kate 1 Mr. and Mr.* Bert Gainder and Bottles of 100 VW Monday. Oct. 30. She will be palled Tlie meetui.:* al the church will Williams'* Nutigay ’evening. Yon may now use Dr. : daughter Lucille were entertained | Sally Louise Congratulations Icnnttnue all thU week, cloning next ■ m tiie home <il Mr. and Mrs. Alfred j --------- — _________ I Bunday evening They arc mn,t Bell’s Tablets 15 day# Gainder and sons nt East Hickory ■ BRIDGE PARTY. [helpful f.»r Christian service. Come Inhalant . Mrs Cora - Rowlarier nf Minnr-1 Corners on Sunday, the occasion be- i without risking one Mrs. E F. Bottum entertained We Carry Fancy Quality a,polls. Minnesota, ing — the -----ioimers annivgrvery delightfully on Friday after-I \v— , . ,r.and -------Mr*. : -•Hewitt •.— - wedding >------- -- — i penny. Learn about . Ephedine Nasal noon in honor of her sister-ifi-law. ■ Mr and Mr - ROB Kynott and sonrof Woodland called on her irtany sary Jelly ________ this unusual offer. Mr.* C. C. Walldorf!, two tables .4'of AHiatue. Ohio, who have been friends herejdonday Mr and Mr* Gordie Durkee and bridge being in play. Top score wa., staying with her sister. Mn. Brwti.n: Mrs. Anna Eckardt and Mr- son of Delton spent Sunday with Ask for FREE SAM­ Colgate's Tooth won by Mr* Anna McGulfin DeCocktr. and family, returned to Minute Scheel, were in Maple Giove Mr and Mrs. Stewart Waters and ------------ --------------------- [their horn "lie day last week (Friday afternoon to *L*H Mr* daughter. PLE (two days' treat­ Paste PARENTS of DAUGHTER. . o*car I»age spent Saturday night .Sarah Otruth and Mr*. Leslie, Rex Water* and wife were called ment). Call today. Palmolive ■ Mr. and Mr*' Frank Andrtu are and Sunday near Benton Harbor Adams. to Cressey Friday evening by tiie We Deliver The Big Little Stere the parent* of 1 daughter born at1 A nr- faiQUy frpm near Qrafid Mrs Carrie I. Gerllnger and Mrs death of his father Shampoo Pennock hospital on Monday Moth- Rapid Iuh ii;<ne'd on tiif Fred Hennail Winkler visited Mr and Mr .ihd Mr* Hhierxat L-imten er and daughter are doing splendidly Waters tarm. Mr and Mr*. Dre Mr* Jacob Rchor in Hosting* Fri- *pent Sunday with her patents near and—ao is Daddy 'Marti having moved to Hastings. IcUy. ■ .Richland. | Social Events and Personal Mention CAMP FIK TMINMSTTUTE Heavy Clothes tor Winter "" to *72!! Overcoats *12- «q *27- T.S.BAIRD HOSPITAL BENEFIT MME ON»10 BARGAINS 75‘ $1 SATURDAY FRIDAY BESSMER The Jeweler REED’S DRUG STORE Special Values in Drugs AT LAST­ . 34 59 49 49c 19 25 Butter FLOUR 22ic $1.10 **4™^ IOC Pumpkin MARSHMALLOWS MAGIC WASHER GOLD DUST BLISS COFFEE lOc urgoBox 15c 24 Order Your Meats From U» LAA aaaaaaaaa Mr. and �THE HASTTXGS BANNER. WI DNESDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1933 PAGE SIX CARDS of THANKS WAN ONE CENT A .WORI TISEMENT FOR L1 Guaranteed Fitting PINE LAKE. SOUTH SHULTZ. r» Smith of Fo-.-- A’.ltinMr. and Mrs John Andcr* of ti'ln. la MS-ndinn tlx- wu-k Kulrnnzoo pk-a.wiHy entcrluinvd-thc Bellingham, and on Hat- Hits'll Ridge Cemetery Circle Thur!.- by Mr. und M: 1 The table looked icgy pretty Sunday Mrs. N :!i -Hallow ven 'deep:athxi . and all ii- r- home utter, 'p» ndl < in Kalamazoo,' with 1 ler *1u» . Olive Metzger. SlamoL Mina PrariAhka. Ida Cai the- leaders. ..'creurIra penter uid Mma Kenyon. Mi iu Shilton und M<n Charley. « pwl in. >ia>i Jug will Im* bckl with Lak>All alt- United. and Mrs '-Mr- surd - MraL- Gordi'ii—Tlumiixuxj.. Mi :|«-nt Sunday with’Mr. and Ml.. I -Mrs. Hutto- Ril| Hairy Mh-enar of- Kalama,-co. Mr. ami Mi- Charley i|arn<" Truss Service Every truss we fit it maranteeil to hold tint rupturo juttiucnt for you. Let us show Coativl”. No’.hlne else like •«£uUm ihv Tjomc The Prescription Drug Store MAJT/VG1 Our Service To PROTECT You Constantly Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly W» Xsrers. Hesw«. Hcau-ScM <l od> Prtvats .t LOW RATES HUKH Fire Insurance Co. Emma Wulbicr ot Rutland THE CHURCHES •k there. ■>r from SotHlWj"-! W<x-dtided Hie Joinik Bible Inr he SUnflfkl \.Hn-t bn-n iitiirdiiy evening and Sun- GRANGE PROGRAMS ;AU TO PARTS . 121 8. Jertlreou. HnUiui. Mr I'lliMliom. uhu I* willing to Izrd. no nail* to both- rubber heel month 1.25 65c 50c RTAB (IR^NGE NO HMuan < BODY Gl. John.N&ih and BRAKE RING GL'U - UTILITIES ENGINEERING INSTITUTE 101 666 Beautiful 3800 Babv Grand Piano In JO mlants* Fine laxative und Tunic THE AUCTION SALE SEASON /•r Now At Hand ! If you t»l*h tn rmploy a man who h capable of lirlping you hi rralUe Mimrthing like value Repairs - Parts - Service R0BLESK1 Phone 2234 Col. M. E. BOWER LAKE ODESSA MICHIGAN PHO^E 150 At My Expen.e A CENTURY oE PROGRESS [Closing Date Extended] s Saturday at! Cor. Jefferson and Center St*. ixcupullun. Sewing Machines SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. Mr and Mrs. Farlre and (-.irmly and Robert Olli spent Sundjv'wiih Floyd Wilh.ims m Battle Cheek and HltST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH. CHURCH dr THE. UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST. i reliable young man, now em­ ployed. with foresight, fair ed- tives in Ohio. Pcnnsylvanki Dicky. Virginia. and W<- t Virginia. ’ pivnsaiH trip and re,nw. Cliark-y/Kcnyons- Sunand Mrs Albe 1 Lnricc and friend < CITIZEN’S MUTUAL GEO. M. NEWTON I WANT TO SELECT GEORGE'S ■ Shoe Repairing and . Hat Cleaning Shop Keiy-un from Friday until Btuid night and Mr. and Mrs.-Ona Moore teacher lyifl i,Jrtl P|WPJrt spent Sunday with Pun L.tk< Kcnynn received, th-? •ud news lo-st week that Jser hbter. rciteshrnen Mi n ■ Ray Allan, of Gain--- pa - d away very suddenly while she w.w preparing supper. Much sympathy rdftv they Mi und Mr; Baechhand mother. N n-Ltirned home MICHIGAN ' Another Excursion Train ’] To CHICAGO, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5 Notice, Hunters 6 00 ROUND TRIP Coaches Only and Trappers! ‘ ’ Arrive• Chjeaco 9:35 A. M. <•iitr.il Timet November a. Central Time. HASTINGS CITY MISSION. <GLENN F. LAUBAUGH from, which excursion li: dy purl: rat • on unused /Such parking shall lie ■t Aficni fur information.- Good s Clover Mills Clarksville. Michigan What Would You Do IF THE LAW . ’ | FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUP.CH. ARCHIE TOB AS EMMANUEL CHURCH (EPISCOPAL) AVOID HIGHWAY CONGESTION TRAINS USE STATION ADJOINING EXPOSITION GROUNDS Thank You 1st REVOKED Your FLOUR Moosehead Michigan’s Financial Rcsponsibilily Law Provides 24H; lb. Sack - Ol FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST Cor. Church and Cent. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. John Hitching. D. D. Pa«:or. HASTINGS MARKETS LARD A~ JI-CALLUM CHURCH NOTICE TO 1 : Pride ..govern every funeralw conduct or.nr : for -uhlicai . The u«u.i: onducted bi ■■Mng-.i Binds." and rape Prayer. Instead gram, games and stunts a; to Hallowe'en were rendRuth Hushes. Hattie Clara Scott, prizes were winners. Election of Oflfc-f Brown as temporary chairman taken up with the following res Pancake Flour 21c Wholesome 5 Pound Bag. Silver Nut Oleo 3 lbs. 23c Coffee Garden City, 18< lb. 3 lb*. 53c Corn Flakes <>r Po»t Toastie* 1 1c Shredded Wheat Biscuits, 12c These Prices and All Prices on Grand Opening Hand Bills Are Still in Effect SMOKED MEATS CHURCH or CHRIST. COATS GROVE French ’s 89c 2-1.’ j Pound Sack ' Pillsbury «l-ii ' 2-l'| Pound Sack SUGAR 1O 54C Holland Maid Butter lb. 23c Corn Starch 3 lbs. 25c Gloss Starch 4 lbs. 25c Corn Syrup 5 lbs. 26c Policy / and t / Conscience ■ nd a 2J> pound sack of JIFFY Wheat Heart, or JIFFY Whole Wheat \ our co-operation made the Grand Opening of our warehouse a complete success. With your contin­ ued support, with our increased buying power, to­ gether with a cash and carry, self-serve warehouse sVsternT we can continue to give this community staple groceries at the LOWEST possible prices. SEE US FOR INSURANCE 1 Listintv Mich. TRAVEL SAFELY BY RAIL IMICHIGANCENTRAL Picnics >>■ 10c Choice Ham. Shankles* Badon Square* lb. 9c . Fine Quality Salt Pork 9c Bacon Cigarettes B ranch All Our Regular 15c Tobaccos All Our Regular 10c Tobaccos Soap Chips Toilet Tissue 3 for 10c Lighthouse Cleanser Now 2 for 27c Now 9c Clean Quick 5 27c P & G Soap 10 for 27c 3 for 10c Scratch Feed ?Oo^‘ Ekonomy Laying Ma.h 100 Ibt. 51.89 .Rolled Oats, 8 Iba. 25c. 100 lbs. $2.73 FELDPAUSCH’S 16272224 CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Funeral Service BANNER WANT ADVS ith Mr and Saturday evening Havana is west of Key West, Flor 208-210 EAST STATE STREET COME IN-SERVE YOURSELF �Wedne.day, Nov. 1, 1933 | SonicthfngTor Farmers and Citizens In Rural Communities To Gonsiaei* f People want the railroads when • IRirn they see them vanishing but opi-nily fail to appreciate them un-j Hr abandonment U threatened., NEW FEDERAL LAW nidi rniini NASHVILLE. MCNIEDIIC1- !4®ffsss«BS TIOIIM. NOH-11”. . . . . — TION<O.H2C™S^- . 11 _.l Mrs. Frank McDcrby und brother. J WILL HELP FARMERS g । —— THFMF IB "MFFTINt, TIIF Clare McDcrby. and family. It is extremely important especial-1 locality, the freight rale from the I ' incmn ib mazniau itu, on Monday night the chamber of ly for tiioM* in communities like U>L.,end of the abandoned line w>u» only Any 15 in County May ApEMERGENCY IN EDUCommerce sponsored tlx- annual and for ail farmers to support the,3c over tlx* rate from the Junction] , f Annointmont nf i CATTON” :Hallowe'en putty for the children railroad that sene., them. ix4nt to Chicago 11a- lowest truck , piy ior Appointment ot vaiiun B||d young people at the ball park., During tlw nast year over twb «?”* avn,h,bl‘’ was 10c l’cr hun*; . Conciliation Oom r. ' ____ -Gamwi was played mui a welnw". thousand miles of railroad in the I ‘*«<L 11 to l^e °f 7c J*,’ ! Funnrrs who find themselves so MOVEMENT SPONSORED ]roast enjoyed. United States hare been abandoned .?r ’S । car ' financially involved that tiiey canny nor AM l7ATinM Fred Warner and Merlin Gage «tbtt.UK ,h. ewmuniun tlwy «r«.a “L-I not see their way out may get re-j . D T UnuAN 14ft I IUN {Cnded a pancake supper Wednes?; UIU -- _ - 'J? - , 'uei oi inc tlav night nigin at Hi the me Kellogg K,ciiugg- Inn. inn. ’Batxsatdid not trot patronize ineni them unu atid me the , . «*•*“ v,!?!' llef uirougn through taxing taking auvantage advantage ot the i ~~. . day —i—i did j,.. not Justify ........ i tills ............ .... by the "2nd Congress ........ . Parents iimnA Attnnri thn „•________ __ ahd। trnffic .J... they .. hauled 7 * * line, „ the’ abandonment •,u“n“on,’xcnt of 01 whlcli,.. law passed Urged to Attend the, tie creek for Kroger managers [Will mean ® loss to the *“rmer3 ° v‘.iurovldine . providing for the tlie expense extx-nse of operation. ooeratlon. I* 111 mean au ,0 jois tlie composition comnositlon and rmnlovew. tiie “ toine Open Night at High and employe*. approximately $36,000.00 wixrmnl per year i j, It D true that » rulroad c.nnol “ K “ * a « ne,,lt " r ,i mdrtt.dTnninr Uirrh TTnrn i Mt3. LlOJTd AUStln Of Brooklyn. - ------ - and times «" get bback to normal ! lieu known m Public Act «. - •to. .tan.toi.ed- without “ when ’! lllnM Junios High Here |New York u ^siting ins parents. permMun ol n,, „ld tnlcfa lo “5K \° Tlie thirteenth annua) American Mr. and Mrs. George Austin. . nm-n^t-ttL-S.^-i U"------------------------------- P”"—.: 'tan <*»'■ tlta !“• »IU ta ireuth stop but tliat Commission has held jncr<.aM.d . ■ Education Week will *be „ observed] ww^,..... Mrs Adaltne Hefilebower. 63 years repeatedly that it could pot force a On lhe rBte to lhe U» I OMHL. November 6-12. 1933 Tlie. theme old and mother ot Mrs. James railroad to operate trains at a kr>s.! f:.n<j .®*. Of *!* tinabandoned line was 26c ■ -• ■■ cousins., was brought to the Com ­ ln I tricl to appoint a conciliation com- of thLs year's program is "Meeting Wtat taPtan. when » r.llrood t. loll 0* „rafe' u,, dthe Emergency in •Education " Tills munity hospital Wednesday tuxm ■tanthUirtlT Th., turitar., UW tortad _tho ,w.st truck r-tc b 10c [M,r mUsloncr such a commissioner wilt is an appropriate theme at a time! suffering from ijijury of the left to taut their luoducr to th* ,ta. or 1300 „.r u„, Cotxume,. be appointed. TlieM- 15 fanners when every constructive agency in. hip. resulting from a fall. must signify their intention of mak­ rnllroad .Ulton or hire truck, to d.. lhM W1U The Bethany class met Wednesday „,d farmer r,.™„ trade ,„.u U lost to'th? ..... „[lrr lon m„rt, lhln Uify werp ing application for relief under Uh- the nation is’ bent upon economic aftemoon so and at tlie home ot Mrs A. E . and social recovery. Tlie .-.chools town after the railroad censes to paying before the xailroad' stopped iu*vc suffered .uunni greatly uduring ... ...» the de-, Dull to tic a comforter and for a The conciliator acts as a rxlwre have operate—factories are dismantled operations. prcsslon. Terms have been shortfarewell party for Mrs. Ida Walker. calls i-ned. courses .removed, clas’cs en- who is and moved—town values are prac­ Tlie large sums paid by the rail- in 5each ** leaving soon -v... t.«for Miami, Miami. acn separate rrase, “!* und ----tically wiped out together with lax larged, and in other ways the edu­ Florida. Where sfic makes her itome. revenues—prosperous towns become . be the numbeft wire cational opportunities of children "ghost towns"—highway mainte­ ...U V. -TU.-DU been reduced to meet the de­ Rev. and Mrs 8 R. Wurtz. Mrs. nance expenses increase heavily due 'Rilla Deller, and Mrs. William; tile debtor may be able lo.wark outl111"1."5 f’f r'5oni?.lV1>,',_., to increased me of roads nnd heavy free to pick tlie •cream" of the of i Alreadv Already, in indtutrv Industry and business. Deane. Sr A pot luck -supper was the situation. • hauling in nil kinds of weather. traffic—the railroad has no choice, . I American citizens sense new life.! served. Two or three counties have this Infme instance where about GO it must take what is left at rates arc turned in the direc-;] Muis Bcrnlta Bowman and Mbs plan in operation and some haw1 Conditions miles of railroad were abandoned fixi-d by law. tion ot prosperity. Tlie school, as ’ Esther Dull of Battle Creek spent satisfactorily iuinded over 100 cases this year. Just to show a partial idea ,l)ie week end at their homes here. • ' Unregulated trucks are a grave Tlie advantages of tills law are a fundamental institution of demac-i Mrs Earie Tuylor. 38. - passei! • Of what it ineunt to farmers in that menace to all small towns. that t|ic heatings are not public but racy, cannot imffer without endun-1■ away ut her home near Kalamu.; the whole program of social are private and the idea in mind is, Bering Tuesday afternoon, after an illness] restoration. Citizeits interested in to keep the farmer In business under welfare of childhood and the: of seven'months with hegrt trouble. conditions suejt that he can work; the She was Hilda Lundstnun of near future of the nation are taking lout, while the old bankruptcy law steps to bring tiie schools rapidly'NiUhviilc before her marriage in i wiut for the purpose of forcing him1 imck to normal conditions. Organ-'’ September 1932. Besides her husout of business so that creditors go: ized effort for thLs purpose will ap­ ixind she leaves an aged father.* all there was left ' regardless of propriately begin during American three brothers and five sisters. FuWhether the victim liad a chance to Week in thousands of,, neral services were conducted Fri­ pay out or not.—Clinton County Re­1 Education communities. Tiie purpose of tills day afternoon at two o'clock at the publican-News. annua) celebration Ls to bring school Kahimo church. The Rev, G. C.j : and home together to consider the Chase, pastor of the Methodist j needs, aims, and achievements of Ute 'church. Bellevue and Kalamo of­ Burial was In Kalamo! Y. M. C. A. ITEMS schools. The observance of Amcrl-Jficiated. can Education Week offers an op- cemetery. Those from Nashville who i ‘ porlunity for the participation of attended tlie funeral were. Mos A me.vuge from Mrs Franklin D the people in selecting the objectives­ Amy Hartwell. Mrs, Gull Lykins. Mj “i• “ Sam Mrs a.— e.-----Dull and iu investigating results Roosevelt to a John meeting of Y., unu >»»kuu>ik *t|ie i,v *«*> “*«■ of cd-* «»• «••• Mandutll, ............... M. and Y. W. New York "The I ucatlon. The schools belong to tiie and Mrs. Frank Feighner. MORRIS O. HILL. Hastingi Young Men s and Young• Women's people. American Education Week- The Junior and Bentof E. L C. E Christian A-tsoclatlons have a par- is planned to keep the citizen aware of the Evangelical church held h ticular function to fulfill at th-.- of his responsibility for making qdu-' Hallowe'en Festival Saturday night State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance present time for tlie Youth of this cation available to every child. ' ] at tiie Wethcrbce salesroom. Tlie country. You have great opportunity I American Education Week Is spon-! House of Mystery, the fortune teller, HOME OFFICE TO 2 CHURCH ST.. FLINT. MICH. for giving help which can only be sored by the National Education and gliosts were there. Home made given by an organization founded1 Association, the United States Of- candy, popcorn, und hot dggs wrion the iUcala and uims of the Young j fico.of Education, and the American sold. Men's and Women's Ax-nciations Legion. The sponsors predict tliat | On Tuesday nfght tlie seniors May you be successful in giving the ,10.000.000 jM.-ople will lake some part [held a Hallowe'en Carvinal ut the Youth of today the spiritual leader-’ in the festival this year. They urge-High School. ship which tj. craves in this crisis."— parents- everywhere to visit their Clark Tltmarsh hxs gone to AlSChOOl* and to talk with teachers-lentown. Pa., to spend the winter .Eleanor Roosevelt. * scluxd officers about local edu-iuith his daughter. Mrs. • Walter "As thouglrtfuj citizens. it -Is our and . duty to see that work with boys und •cational, problems. IBchiedt, and family­ Louis Johnson. National Com- I A fine new sign hxs been-crcctcd girL-, throughout the county is unimpalred by the disaster in which wc mander of the American Legion, lih front of the Boy Scouts hall on adulta have" been plunged."—New- says: Tlie creed of the American main street. Legion on education can be sum-1 The large house on tlie Clove ton D. Baker. There will be no permanent re­ mnrized in these words. "Proper cd- strow farm northeast of Nashville covery in-this country which does ucatlon builds character and ideals' burned to the ground on Friday. A not seek for a recovery qf character." which arc the first requisites of J gasoline stove exploded. It burned so i citizenship*'* The American • quickly it was • impossible to save <7 —Dr. A. W. Beaver, one of the Con- coal ference speakers. ’ Legion is deeply and vitally inter-. anything. • On loans of $300 or less Household has re­ > Be sure to read the article in tn* ested in the making of loyal Amcr-1 Mr. und Mrs. Sam Marshall arc duced the cost substantially below the maxi­ November Christian Herald about jeans nnd is very conscious of the. visiting relatives m Jackson. mum rate formerly charged. Families, keeping government control of liquor in fact that'the schools-of our coun-1 Rev. D. C. Ostroth and son DonCanada. try must bear the burden of start- aid of Latping was in town Saturhouse, who can make regular monthly repay­ "Religious Experiences. what are ing our young people .on the right day. ments are eligible to borrow. 20 months to repay. they." was the Bible study topic lost road. It i.-> the ambition of the] Miss Thcressa Dause entertained The only signatures required arc those of hus­ week in the Y group al Nashville. American Legion, whenever possible, her Sunday School class at her band nnd wife. Quick, private, courteous serv­ Hastings Girl Reserve Club had a to ! co-operate in any way to ad-'apartment in Lansing Friday night] ice. Visit, write or ’phone the offices of the fine time at the party with their vance the work of our schools And and Saturday. th6 appreciation of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warner were ut Household Finance Corporation of America on lender. Mrs. L. BuuM|min her home to bring about tlid our citizens for the sincerity of pur- iLansing Sunday. lust week. The 3rd Fl. of the City National Bunk Building, Hastings Y groups meet tonight. l»os£ which our teachers give to Rev. and Mrs. Albert Oslroth I West Michigan Ave., Battle Creek. Phone 4406. > their trip fine to Iowa, but Thursday, Nov. 2. because of the their work. Their pay is that finest stood MtMlUN.I.A. Halloween celebration on Tuesday of ■ all satisfaction—consciousness of fsince they have been there Mrs. a task Well performed <Ostroth fell and hurt liter back andevening. You can interrupt thr improving )has been under the care of a doc­ Freeport Y group met last Thurs­ day evening at the school and en­ of n road nnd ten yours later go on itor und their daughter, Mrs Smith, joyed table bowling and Bible study. with it.” says Dorothy- Canfield ]has been in the hospital with neu-. । S. 8. classes. Older Scout troops, Fisher, "but if you interrupt decent rltls. young people societies are invited to care for children artel ten years lat­ Mrs. Fred Warner received word ■ attend the«blg conference at Kala­ er begin again to feel responsible (of triplets born to'her niece Friday.! mazoo. Dec. 1-2-3. the annual state for them, you dhn.by-no means be- <Oct. 27. at Ute Lansing Sanatorium. ■ gin where you left off. You fliul ;Bethany Uni weighed 5 pounds 1 conference of the Y M. c. A. 1932 FORD V 8 Tudor , Barbara May 3 pounds 14 1-2 oz. • Nov. 20 the big banquet for men them Irreparably grown up. nnd oi. nnd boy.5 at the MethodLst church, a grown up wrong—enemies and lia- ;and Biadley Lawrence ■» pounds 7 oz. jn Fine Condition —A regular Brotherhood meeting. A big bilitics of uiclr community rather ■The parents recently accepted a BARGAIN ut Onh time and a great speaker to men than friends’and assets.”. Roads or ,pastorale of the Methodist church I and boys. Get your boy lined up to bridges can lx- built tomorrow but !at Belmont. the education of children cannot be Mrs. Frank McDcrby vLsited her bring. Tuesday noon, Nov. 7. in the Epis­ postponed. Your child cannot grow ,daughter. Mrs. David Myers, and j copal parish* house will be a pot hick up twice. Your child's school Ls your ।husband last week at Hammond, dinner of the combined Barry Coun­ ally. Every day it does, something Indiana. ■ ty Ministerial Asson. nnd the Re­ for your child. Let us cherish and Fred Hanson of Maple Grove was ligious Educational Council. All '•improve our schools." brought to the Community hatpital! Hie Hastings City schools are :Sunday. He is suffering from Jaun-. ministers, their wives, nnd all Sun­ day School superintendents nnd any planning to. fittingly observe Amer- ,dice and anemia. Interested in child development art- lean Education Week with the fol­ A telephone has been installed at, urged to attend. Bring your own lowing program: the hospital. Tiie number ts 16. Open house will be held on Mon­ Dr. and Mrs. Pultz spent a few I table service, sandwiches and one day evening. Nov. 6. in tlie High days the first of the week at Chi-other dish. school nnd the Junior High from cago. TAMARAC CORNERS. 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock. The teachers Rev. Ronald HofTman began a se­ will all be in their rooms ready to ries of meetings Sunday evening. greet the parents and patrons and Rev. Robert Hall of. Middleville is will answer questions concerning assisting os the evangelist. their work as well as that of tlie We were very sorry to hear that students. Mrs. Belle Enz was taken very ill Tea will be served in the gym at lutnl Rtlif trre Till, Irtlii Fnt ui Artlti ’ lost Monday morning and was rush­ nine o’clock for all the visitors. ed at once to Pennock hospital and On Wednesday a picture. "A Cen­ NON-SKID ARCH SUPPORT; was operated on. She is getting tury of Progress in Education.” is rrcumra »air along very nicely. We all hope she to be shown in Room 110 in the tel. Con torn may be able to return to her home Junior Hljth. in the near future. During the entire week the par­ (alien archrt. foot itrain Mr. and Mrs Titus Wilt of Sun- „ 1M» nnd patrons are ... ------- - inents especially SHOCK field accompanied by their parents,! vlw.(j to attend school for the regMr. and Mrs. George Scars, called. ujar class sessions^ affording an ABSORBER on thdlr aged aunts. Mrs. Polly Has- opportunity. to become better kins at the iwme of her son. Henry.]acquainted with tiie school activities and Mrs. Mary Edson at the home and the student*' )»rt m those acnf Dim.­ titles. .... of hpr her tnn son. Vnrno Verne. In R'trnnn*. Saranac. Sun day P. M. Both elderly ladles are feeling quite well for people of their EAST WALL LAKE. age. They are both about 80 years- Mrs. R. W. Sprague of Toledo. 10-Dij FREE Trial old. Ohio, spent the week end at her cot­ Miss Kathryn Christensen of Palo tage preparing for winter. -------• is spending a week at Burt Smith**. Mrs. E. D. Reynolds, who has Mr. and Mrs. Walker Cotton and been spending the past week at her Miss Pauline Enz attended tho re-1 brother's nt West Cressey, returned vlval meeting at tlie Calvary U. B.: Wednesday. ' church in Lake Odessa Sunday eve-1 Mrs. Mac Hudson of Vicksburg ; . ADJUSTABLE nlng. has been visiting friends here the Mrs. Mary Curtis called on her'pas’, week. sister. Sarah Myers, in Woodbury' .Chas. Hudson and daugijtor. Maone evening lost week. Mrs. Myers 'bel. of Vicksburg spent Sunday at will go to Ann Arbor to the hospital Clifford Kahler’s. Monday for treatment. Wc all hope Mr. and Mrs- Lee Reynolds of for her complete recovery. I Cressey called at Clifford Kahler's HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Phone 2121 Comer Court and Church Sts. Albert White and family of East' Sunday afternoon Woodland called- on hl* mother at i Seward Smith and wife of Hasthe home of Cliarlcs Newman Sun-1 tings called at Charles Kahler's ' Sunday. Fire Insurance At Cost! Co. MONEY AT A SAVING SPECIAL! PART TWO—-Page Sevan THE HASTINGS BANNER X. THE FORD EXPOSITION OF PROGRESS Store* All price* in this advertisement include the Michigan About one'million persons visited the Exposition last week. You will miss a great treat if you do npt attend! NO ADMISSION CHARGE ROUND or SIRLOIN STEAKS Beef Pot React 6c lb. Slab Bacon ii. ib. Sc Shank Half 8c 2-lb. pkg. $c ib. 9« Fresh 4 - 25' PURE REFINED Country Club 9c 10' lb. »A-lb. layer GROUND BEEF Salt 5' lb. Pork Sugar curd Puritan Syrup pint jug 19c . Cane and Maple Syrup sun maid 4 ib. nit. 31c S«rd«d - SEEDLESS 1 lb. pkB. lISo Raisins FLOUR Harvest Time H-ox. bottle 10c Fancy Country Club - large bottle Country Club - rich, spicy YELLOW King’s Sincerity Granulated Meal 4 19c Tomato Juice 2 Igo. cane 25c New pack - Country Club quality SODA • unu 13c Chili Sauce CORNMEAL 2 Tomato Soup . • s- 75' KING’S FLAKE Catsup 5 ib. sack 25c Pillsbury Pancake Flour GOLD MEDAL FLOUR mh*$1.05 . s., 25' 2 pkgs. 15c TWINKLE DESSERT, 3 pkga. !7c Jello Whipped Creams ib. 19c Fresh - dsliciou} chocolate coating CRACKERS 9C J £ Wesco Brand Crisp, flaky ISc Pure Jelly Corned Beef 2 12-OZ. can* 29c Grape or Raspberry Tuna Fish 2 cans 25C Jewel Coffee PRESERVES ROSE BRAND Strawberry, Raspberry and Grape Fell Naptha 'b. 19c French, Ib. 2.’lc - Country Club, lb. 27a Select light meat 10 u... 49c 2 - 19' Palmolive 4 bars 25c Toilet Soap Laundry Soap Gold Band Sodp 5 i~. 19c Super Suds 3 *m. pkge. 25c Ditaolvee instantly SOAP CHIPS CLEAN QUICK or EASY TASK 5 - 27' SPECIAL! THIS WEEK ONLY BREAD 1-lb. loaf large IJ-j-lb loaf Fresh Country Club -> plain or sliced FRESH FRUITS .nd VEGETABLES SWEET POTATOES 4 lb*. VIRGINIA U. S. No. 1 quality E^NON-SKID Applef JONATHANS 4 lbs. 19c jjrch JUppOrt Grapes emperors 2 ib». 15c B. A. Ly BARKER lb. Smoked Picnics 12'/zc SLICED BACON LARD 10' Lean FRESH HAMS Spare Ribs lb. Beef Chuck React BEEF RIBS StopFoot Pains IS STILL OPEN Universal Garage Co. But a worn Mr. und Mrs Porter Kinne and Eutpn Rapids Thursday. Miss- Helen Feighner spent Sat­ furious than urday and Sunday at the World's fair. San FratvcL-uo Ciiroolclc. Wagner Apples 10 Ibe. 25c California Sweet and juicy Binanai 3 ib* 19c Golded yellow fruit Lemons Sunklst 300 3 lor 10c »Im GRAPEFRUIT 4 FLORIDA Sweet, full of juice 80 aizr 10' (or 19' -J �tllE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1933 - PACK cairn 4 Est. Wilbur E Carpenter, dee d I at .. A Century of Progrera.NORTHWEST TBORNAPPLE. „ Mrs.' Givens of Last Week’s Letter. inventory filed, pf-uuon tv liceitw 'smith’s mother. Mrs. «•»*COURT HOUSE NEWS ... ' .■< »u«^ Cloverdale, cared for the household Rev. and Mrs. Wright of Muskeduring their absence. >gon spent Monday afternoon with 1.11.2- j...J-i..1-.' account of guardian filed. entered. Wilbur Solomon . one of our stu- Mr and Mrs. Ouy Cline. . Est Carol Isham, el al. Account of PROBAIE_£OURT. 1 Est. Vinita Belle,, dents attending school at the Kel- clalre and Wm. Tungate and Lyle " Ord*r guardian filed Est Wm. G Barnes, dee d. Testi-; confirming rale rnte Est, William I. Ford. deed. Will lugg school, was taken quite sick Wood attended A Oentury of Progmony of -freeholders filed, license LcSuntJJ5?erJJ3 allowing -1>KU. fjlrd pcutivu .« for P.VV.IV proba^ V. ol .... ,u.,n Friday, and Dr. Farwell advised tak- ress over the week end Kll issued, order before sale filed I nA filed. walveY of notice fi'cd. order hit hlm t0 Bor»e« hospital, where: We were all glad to hear John , | Margaret B. rrrrman. uevu. for publication entered i‘ was found necessary to operate w*n. Kelley is able to be around by Est- Wilbur’ E_ Carpenter, deed Annual account of executor filed, F-st. Junie* Crcglow. dee d. Proof of lor appendicitis. We hope Wilbur: the use of crutciws. Bond of Admr. filed, letters of ad- lx.utlon tor executor’s fee# filed, or- will by commlMloner filed, order adcontinue’ to get along fine, as he is Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neuman and mmistration issAd. order limiting jer for pubheaiion entered. will entered, bond of exam- doing iA far [family were Bunday gutsta of the KtUement entered Sherman S. Mowen. dee d- Or- mitting tor filed, letters testamentary Issued.: ’ • •-------------. latter’s parents al Moline E>t Thomw Ronan, dec’d Bond Ider assigning residue entered, dls-*" order limiting settlement entered. WOODLAND. The Ladies’ Aid was held in the pf Admrx. filed, letters testamentary charge of‘Admr. issued, estate enE-t. Edwin A. Day. deed. tition Last Week ’ s Letter. > basement Thursday. A fine dinner isiwd. : rolled. ; filed • Mr ind Mtn J L rrockford of was wrv('d b* the committer The Kit. Jerome J. England, dec’d. Fir I Est. Clinton Q Boice, dec’d. Inven- .for-Admr. _____ I. r. n...,. ......... 1 m.n. Mr’ “,lU “L. J’ L. 'f01 wit meetlnu will h.. Nov 1,1 nntl Brt. Joseph. C Bray. deed. Pitica ‘ r iton and Mr. and Mrs. Robert i^k'n * HnnU-1 nal account of executor filed, order tory filed. lor advancement on share hied, Owetu and of Oriind Hui-;* ana daughter of Grana Hav-, 11’• SII.k*. ~ annUal - — —chicken.dinner ---------------- for publication entered. I Eit. Louis Lass, dec’d. Order os» . approving nHvutm.ivwn* advancement <'n. cn- ,jeii were — Sunday guests of........ Mr. and | and“ th„.„.. ; . Bt. Edward Harrington, dec’d. Pc- signing residue entered. f, cnxHort M.,.nd Mr. »•■“'Si'?*"1 ■» «,,, w. ota.».d JMo 1" WH a m*“ license to sell filed. — -. . — ... .... in wnlcn nt» alxter was ktill'd fuCarrie ‘Matteson, dee d. Waiv- Sundav afternoon neral services were held in Cale­ . -----notice filed, order appointing: Mr. aniFMrs. Rlcliard O’Brien and. ['donla Tu.«l.y .ftrrnoon. We exlena sympathy to tlie family. Admr. entered. I children of Lansing spent Sunday our 1 I Est. Peter Maurer, dee d. Inven*­’ with Mrs. Geo. Faul and Mr. and I Our community wax shocked Wednesday morning to hear of the tory filed. Mrs. Raymond Faul. H-t John M. Hammond, dec’d. ] Mr. and Mrs T. C- Munlon and thunting accident In which Joe Inventory filed. । Mr. and Mrs. . D. B. Green spent Loughlin was killed. Futwral serv­ were held In Grand Rapids FrlI Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Ices day. burial in Caledonia. We extend Hynes of Mason. will ’ — • “ ■ Tlie Cedar Creek I., A. B. Mrs. Freda Heuher and.1 son our sympathy to the family. Friends and heighbors gathered in serve a chicken pie Mipjx-r with all George of Lansing spent Sunday: JOg Chne ^draathe accessories at the church on uith Mr and l^s m&Sck. Saturday night. Novcmbes-l^sniey1 Hnrry Hough of Paw Paw visited “ , n dinner wu will begin serving at 0 o’clock and hfc. daughter., Mrs. Donald Gager, I *“t“‘ Continue until all are served. Fid-: and family Wednesday night and , se"cd bL l.he ] Rob Tolan of Grand Rapids U the (upper a .program will be Thursday. . lowing -----.. .. gives given which is In in charge of Maty: Maty MiM Alene Mohler of Junior Col-| visiting- his brother. Robert Tolan. BiaMp, which we«are told U sufii- lege. Grand Rapids, spent lhe week and family. cirnt proof of iU being a good proW|th her parents. Mr. and Mrs.-,I Tlie Friendship class of the M E 3. S. held their October party at the gram. The ladle* desire a good nt- Wm. Mohler. tendance. . Mrs Richard Hughes of Chicago home of Bobbie and Ray Tolan Fri­ Mr. and Mrs. L. N Bush visited nnd Mrs. Rosalie Benham of Has- 'day evening. A fine time by all. their son, Gerald, and wife at Lan- tings visited Mr. and Mrs. Karl C. HENBERSIIOTT. sing Thursday. Faul .from Friday until Tuesday. ‘ .Several from here attended the Mf und Mrs Theodore Schmalz- , Mr. and Mrs. Floyd GhrrL-on and* chicken pic supper and program at rtCd and family of Leycring have ,family and the Ernie Matteson family went to Johnstown Sunday to | Bunnell church Thursday night. been visiting Wm. Schmalzrled and ; visit at Harvey ‘Parmaices’. Mrs. Last Friday night, at a hurriedly other relatives in Woodland, called meeting held in Community Mr,. Lydia Haines has been seri- ]Garrison was surprised when slie ar­ hall, the newly elected president of oUaJy ,n wuh henrt trouble the |»5t rived there to find a large family the Community Club. Ellis R. Faulk- wc€k. Hv, daughter. Mrs. Nettie Igathering to honor her for her ner. presented his program for the Beaman, of Grand Rapids, is stay- 1birthday. A large crowd attended the Com­ C VERY parent knows children need plenty of sunshine to winter. Tlw several propositions |nR Wjtp jlcr sapper Friday night and cn-1 were thoroughly discus-cd and the 1Jalc Hauer of Junior College, munity ' grow sturdy well-formed bones and strong healthy bodies, following activities were deckled on Oraud Rapids, spent the week end .joyed the splendid program put on ; but there are so many months of the year when nature's sun and qpmmitiees appointed to carry wlth h„ parents. Mr. und Mrs. John by Miss Button and her pupils. Tiw teacher ako carried out -hcr plan of • .them mlt: ,lwo plays, the first to। Hauer. ’ is too low in the sky to do any good. That's why Humphrey organizing a. P. T- A- which will 10 and Arthur — •be given before WT.W.V December .w Kilpatrick of■ Battle Creek r'TzrYiZr'7uiL< "T 1 Radiantfires are popular in homes whete there are children. to lx Mr and. Mrs. v1((Uwl ,1,0 1U8 pu.viiuo, parents MI Mr. and .the th,rd 01 e“ch. ... am -.- charge ............ of..................... ___ Mrs. I Chester Hnhghart. Bniighart. The second to be Erunk Frnnk Kilpatrick, Kilnatrick over the wck week mont«-............................ These modern efficient heaters with their radiant waves of Mr. nnd Mrs. Engle nnd Catherine I given some lime in Febiimry nnd to • heat truly bring the sun into yo,ur homo and give you health­ lx- In ehanrr ol Mr nnd Mr. M»x A kivrly mlMX.nnn.oiu slionorwaj Royer of Hastings were Stuiday aft-. ful sunshine every month in the year. And they do more than n.;,n..W. llrm- dune: .mo at „„„ by My. McUlxl „„ ernoon cnllcrx at A. C. Clark’s. Mr and Mrs. Al l>rill and Gran1I Tlmnlcrglvlng Inn.’, onr on New y,rr Itnymond McLeod rndny cvcthis. By postponing the starting of your central heating plant t.nr. Err and on., on Wnslnnmon.. lllnB. oc.'dxr 30 al III.- iormors called on Loyd Storrer at Pen/Mxk ; in the Fall, helping it through tne bitter cold days of Win for oirllwla, Tile dance conunllleo conCur. hospital Sunday afternoon. Hemember the special programs nt : ol in awl Mr. Hower Mr. Dull.elreMimenu' were and permitting you to shut it down earlier in Sunday School each Sunday. Let us! mid Mrs George Siungue and Mr >y,rvrtI thc^ Spring, these healthful radiant heaters all show ottr^appreciation or Mr*. und Will Hayward, Jr. Several .— »Iron, ---- woodlanda __a and Mrs Mr. will jr swral IWty.,wo M* “ " — . . . <nf. | card ‘ ’1. m. n ..t ducre. .,..d parti |.,.ii.. n. w,nl „„ ,te „cur.um loj *1", save many dollars of fuel costs. Prices on -no . has I'."i Uwworid'l lair Chlcwo Bunday. I ° , been new I9?3 models are the lowest in years. wSeo staying .Brill’s lhe Mr. and Mrs Henry Morchus. Mr. Mr ....,( .Ir„ rpdIi p1M- andis,ttyln ® at Al .Brills ll past four* and Mr.. Will Hayward. Sr. fitul(family wrre guests ofPMr and Mn l, w *b’rdurned ------ in th-' weeks, returned to her home them on our display floor today. You'll be surMr. and Mr lA.n LlanleU. Sue Ujl OolUy™ Soil” W^dKnd ^UJ« prised how little it will cost to bring the sun Brill’s class of little little folks’ |। Grace Rrills i community meetings, one each gundny. came to her home Saturday afterj I month during the winter, the flrs first‘ Mr. and Mr.-. Chas. Cook attended / into your-home this Winter. one to be held Monday evening. -------- N<»funeral ol a friend in Pewamo'I noon dressed in Hallowe'en costumes* A pot luck .‘.upper will Mortdgy. ’ I j and had a jolly time nt their first party. * be ..4 tved beginning so P P. M. Ds. and MrA R iginnlng at t,6 30 R. G G. pmnie Fmnie alteiUieu«n Clare Hendershott is '.making a I , , . Jnck Horton will have ed .}>c Michigan-Ohio football gar^c splendid recovery from her recent c hanre »ft he Mippcr committee anil at Ann Arbor Saturday. • ami Mrs. Farwell are chairman Mr .Uld Fiiv c Wina werc ln operation and expects to return soon' — in ■ ■■ Telephone 2305 - Hastings, Mich, ..ftlw. pnstramcomimu-e The De- anuul 5l« «S to her work in Hastings. comber meeting be b held Mon­ rrmber n>,rHn„ will h...|d Monpr SIanky Jon„ at the CTviC day evenin',:. IV-e llth. Mr. M _r,: auditorium. Mrs. George Eddy will have ”charge "" । Mrs. Ernest White of Portland] Less Work, Better Handling, Cleaner Home, Money Saved of tlie program and Mr and Mrs was the guest of Mr and Mrs. Chas. Cook from Wednesday until Sunday, the supper.. This meeting was talk'd Mesdamcs Statu Hilbert. Rena , so hurriedly that it was possible to Culler- and Claudia Wolcott were notify only a small number'd!, those! luncheon- gueat* of Mrs. Clyde । interested. Further plans will be Broun of.Lansing Tuesday. I di.'ciL-scdi at the Nov<*mlx*r meeting. Miss Elnora Mumford spent the Chicken thieves have attain done Week end with a friend in Wayland.! th.-ir dirty work-in this vicinity.]| Mrs. J. V. Hilbert and Mrs. F. E ] Last spring they took all of Jim]. Border were Nashville visitors Frihad .MtUig ar.dRb ’t Tu<-. <i:|y night FU’v. V H-. Beardsley, pastor of Just Phone 2305 they came to Mr. Colllh*’ place and the United Brethren church, will,be I helped tlwnveivcs to whut. young]!<hc speaker at the community serv-I chickens the Collins luid rallied dur­ : lee Sunday evening at the church of ] ing the summer. the. Brethren. Special mu-sic is being i Several train Delton attended the I play at Kellogg school Friday night. arranged. The Carnival which was planned last opring by the P. T. A. and pc»tmoved into the vacant rooms ad­ poned will be given Friday evening. joining Leonard’s grocery, store, un­ November 3rd Mt the .<chooUx>uxe. til such as thev, will be able! .luniMion - - tithe .. Admission win will uv be hit free.. There mere wui will oc be may redily see HOW dependent Whether you realize it or not, your • * f h”r• '' “ c<lunfr-v sior«- hot dog and hamputcha-ed fai Muni 1 n,’r’’ ibunt candv and nnd twocorn. iburx stands, candy popcorn, John J. Divtcr have'.fortune telling booth and vaudc-j comfort, convenience, success, and you are upon some bank. Your moved info their nr,w home which' .ville showr. . recently bought-of Mr. and1 tx>fr Stowell and Karl Faul at-: welfare and prosperity are measr even your job, are directly depend­ tended the Democratic meeting at ' H.is tings Monday evening and beard, at the present lime. .Wc Contrressman Foulkes. ured largely by the success and ent upon the service some bank nerd some newebmer? Evi-rybo(iy take notice of the, (OATS GROVE. renders to^ those who minister to ’ strength, of, and' the service ren­ above report of the'meetina held The -chwlhousg luis been under-] Friday night at the Community hall, going .sonic Improvement changing' und then all come next Monday thr windows to the west side and! dered by, your bank. you — the grocer, the clothier, the night to a sp»wia! monthly com­ helping to make our school a] munity meeting "as of old ’ Bring "Standard School." This old bank is, and has been for dry goods merchant, the baker, t^ie your sandwirhej-.and one or- tw.i Mrs. Dorothy Barnum had her! ex Pot luck supper at tonsils out on Saturday morning. I tram following in charge* our High school students had a' nearly half a century a link in the butcher, the garage man, the doc­ Mrs. Farwell. Let's have vacation Friday on account of the I -and encotirasc Teachers' institute in Grand Rap-; commercial and in­ tor, the’ manufactur­ prexlding ••nicer plans for differThe L. A S. meets Thursday, this ent dustrial chain of this er, and even the un­ week, ut the church Tlie church I to come so every body will be cleaned in jhc forenoon, a program in the afternoon, in charge' community. It has dertaker, find it im ­ -------- of Airs, Ludic Fisher. rch. known A good program was given by the’ always kept faith possible to conduct • clu-». ‘mt-t .yr,qng people on Sunday evening tn i d-' of Mrs. EdtLh- Wr.r charge of rhe leader. E G. Smith..; iftertioon for the purpose Next Sunday evening the program! with those whom it their businesses suc­ i:zing. Mr- L D Mile., wllr be led by Lawrence Chase ! .. .. -hairman for the meeting Speaker, Rev W Beardsley of has tried to serve. cessfully without the and Mr* H F. Weitmait as record-1 Woodland Music 6y Earl Woqd 1 And coal is the best possible form of heat. mu secretary. The following oill- ' The Birthday meeting will be held] wr, were v.„rB elected: .OA...— . President. J...., Mrs wlth Mr . Blanche Bayne for her I ccrUpon its record of service of some good The natural, efen heat produced by coal Edith Barnes: vice- pi ’ •nt, Mrs. mother. Mrs. Flora. Wood, this ueekBarnurn; fccn t.iry an r-.i-urer Friday. . ■ insures you a comfortable, healthful win­ service for 47 years, bank. Mrs Irna Waters Aft. At the Community meeting on -fourth Oct. X’-. Roland Valentine gave a] ter. Don’t delay in ordering your supply I inur.'day of each month at the dit- vocal and a trombone solo accomthis bank feels free to Realizing how de ­ ferent im>,-. Mrs Mrs. M H B Norwood Norwo'-'d panted ria tiled by bV his wife and anil Miss Mt« Marie MarU>! Prices rise with the advapcing season — will entertainM the November meet : LePaa of Kalamazoo gave tuo pi-1 N-j-.r r.;cctask you to become pendent you are up­ lng ano solos and xner fifty slides were so put your order in today ! Mr. and Mr». Alix A" ’- ----B Ro.i-luand shown about mission work in ten. two children met _______ ft with a serious ac, foreign lands. one of its patrons. on the above you dent Saturday afternoon they' Phyllis Ruell of Woodland won a ------------ as -----were driving writ on Michigan ave­ nue In Battle Cn'ek. A> thev were spoiiHlred by the W. c. T. U.j the Mir) •mu* an cast- a.- a Help lif Athletics.” .ngn struck them. Mr. and Mrs Willard Dernond, Our Trucks Are Prepared to Give Immediate and Mr. and Mr atid Mrs. RtiaaeU visited relatives m Potterville on Sunday,; Delivery on Coal Ordered Now traruircd knee and conclusions. Mrs also visited the.Chestey coal mines.’ Roach received an injury to hri- Mix- Marian Woodman spent from: .‘•Hie. but tin two children escaped The Bank with the Chime Clock . Friday evening until Sunday with] m wire tag- Ruth Woxinjan m Caledonia and, cn t< only a few. with friends In Grand Rapids. Some iron; here will participate' POULTRY and STOCK FEEDS. COAL. LIME, CEMENT. ETC. am Smith ‘>'Ht m the silver medal contest at Mar-; .through north- tin Corners next bundai- evening. : TELPEHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. 1.:-mgh Wiscon— ------- 1**-— I m:i. ttiunnng bv the way ol ChtcaA full-grown camel cam can carry 1,500 X go and spc-noing a couple ot days pounds in weight. iw> ■i.i.r.M -j ; tition for Admr. filed, order for pub­ CHILDREN THRIVE ON I I A Well-Heated Home Is Doubly Comfortable When You Know You’re Saving Money With ' WHEN YOU BUY A TON OF COKE ---- YOU BUY----A TON OF HEAT *95° CONSUMERS POWER CO. Consumers Power Company You Are Dependent Upon SOME Bank COAL SAVES DOLLARS It’s Cheaper and Better! HASTINGS CITY BANK SMITH BROS., VELTE&CO. i INSTALLED Telephone 2103 Hastings, Mich. �THE HARTINGS RANKER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 1.1933 to have a little hunt. Art knows1 The prospective deer hunters are [other day qf play. | r*v serven wax ill a part of tail! the hunUng ground in this vicinity already hguring on where to go and «« ■"'<«* xv well as tiie next fellow. He states in some cases are getting their that the employment situation In equipment in shape for the event. mal for ‘’VU’ 91“* Detroit is better but still a lot ofi ------------- ------------------Sar. Conl.lninj Mora Than ow WK.~» .*al «m. Vw>. men without employment, however. NORTHEAST IRVING. rtfc hm> Average Molnure B«,Uy In- ' Mr Kluon .up.nnt.nj.w o( lta tri* in or.ua Bapia. on w.ineu Jim Folhemus and Dave Chanel mi«» got up much earlier than usual end .with Miss Ethel Thompson iU jur.d In Gold Weather I " •»-». u, A­ Sunday morning and went over to East Campbell. SSn mini™" tad’!iu‘* « Pratt lakfc after ducks. They will the rather high moisture content in , . . 1 xjk, was home over Bunday accom- enjoy eating ducks for some days.'' port spent Sunday with Mr.. andI this year's Michigan wed corn may iR_.n. I panled by three friends. iMrs. Semlah Beesc. .according to the report. cauM a scarcity of a commodity of. Ftarrw^UitanB' Arthur nrac‘‘' Jr • Bnd “n* Mcn"l। H. O. Beneway and wife left Sun­ I Miss Vivian Parker of Southi which there would be plenty it thr ."•'{“?•*“J* *”*• Usbunu.don arrived Friday eve- day fur a few days at tlie Exposi- Bowne Is Masting Mrs. Will Dipp> ; tion. j with her houscliold duties. R‘dford -nd ArUmr Brace. Br.. and Michwari fltete Ctellegr daughter. Marian, ot Hastings spent -----------------------------------------------Michigan corn normally contahu. W,U> Mr’ and Mr8’ Wa.,lcr’ al least 30 per out of moisture and j QPPD rnRN PI PNTY OEtU LUHN rLtfl I I i , SOUTHWEST CARLTON. .. IF PROPERLY DRIED sSTSL?] ««. S. ---------- , William Votelu of Hastings and Mrs. ae^ref This big company will begin its 44 ill year in business. Never a dividend date missed. 3Jlje Rational TCoan & ^nucghncnt ffintttpatuj 1350 Griswold 8L, Detroit, Mich. Diboll's Oldest Building ami Lass AmocIsUou .FEDERAL HOME LO J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. | ^BANKSYSTTM-" More Eggs — Are you getting as many eggs as you should? Think what your extra profits would men if every hen were "right on the job.” Don't put off feeding WAYNE EGG MASH any longer. WAYNE EGG MASH has proved that hens are one of the biggest money-mak­ ers on-a farm. It insures bigger profits— high egg production at a low cost. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY FLOUR FEED COAL CEMENT LIME BRICK TILE -t- FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS, MICH. - TELEPHONE 2118 HIGH GRADE KENTUCKY COAL ROOFING Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. PHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. THE JOB WENT TO SOMEONE WHO HAD A TELEPHONE >. I IIIS young lady visited lliccinploypicut office, day after weary day, iu vain. \ Eventually a job opened* Il luid to be filled immediately, but she wasn’t there then. So the employment nkpiiugcr picked from hia list of applicant* one who hail a telephone, und could be Hummoncd instantly. Other thing* being equal, the person who has a telephone and cun be reached quickly und cu&ily, is quite likely to be the first called buck to work. Ordrr iclrphont ten-ice today from the telephone butinett office. Inttullation will bo made promptly. ® . S5X uu T, KE , Cpgcial!T° “T .nd Mr. wunum Shriber .nd SLTSSS. “r ■“ “• IFrank Shriber. . " ”• Two tilings are esacntial for dry- ’ Miss Helen gerler. Mrs.. Frank lng corn, lurat to evaporate tlw wu- ]iShriber and daughter. Hazel, and,’ Mrs. Leo Barry and son. Norman,' ter and ventilation to carry the ] Friday afternoon visiting the moist, air from the room in wltlch I spent Yecklcy school and‘ also attended: tlve corn is stored. Tlie equipment’ tlie meeting and1 used for drying tlie seed may be HazelParents-Tcaciwr gave a twenty-minute talk on > very simple if there two factors are A Ceptury of Progress. provided. Saturday afternoon callers at! Racks, strings, or some other Anna Buck's Were. Mrs Ning means ot suspending lhe cun. mr|I Mrs. tliat they do not touch each other । Root and daughter, Erma, of CoopXXdd-be •^^uVUM«LeMa.r^k JnJlSfi Efl!;' I artificial twat of taXS! heat is needed to dry corn | I ,Mrl«t* a? Hie'S ge JmvT’nrovvd MWS Hazel *,Bn” Shriber Bnnu, r Bspent P*«“ the “«> week' Miss lih.i.uv.i.. huu-’cn i»- u-.u M""1 (successfully ' ------ if ully totodry dry ci»rn. Most neighF '. K,.pi„r burhwxu h.ve .< IMA Mhu fihir, “ oS „r SSSUu er WiH>beOwns suchby aseveral house, pMrlton ’ armtint 'could unbred menwhich who 1 Se bv on the cootie nt th.. rfanrnrT.. 1i Ut. and Mrs. Lightfoot. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur family spent Saturday I... M».—ranzi Mri jBy -Jaw nuirnay Carlton. ' Mrs. Caroline Buehler, who has been slaying with her daughter, Mrs. George Snyder, at Caledonia. the past three months, returned Sunday to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Buehler. . attract NEW CUSTOMERS (ta WHITE SLICED OR UNSLICED BREAD «... h.TTM .MU, but ~dlXThe £X?‘S. Srithstand fairly low temperatures. ’ , , ,_________ Al) seed corn should be tested tor CEDAR CREEK. .enmww, pl.nU,« tlw. „„ pmIr,n, „ SHULTZ..’ schoolhouse .FridAy night wax cnMr. nnd Mrs. Gordon Thompson i0>ed b>' 0 lart?c crowd Tlie clnl- 1 spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.idren hud their parts well. They i Harry McUer.cr in Kalamazoo. I organized a community meet-1 Mrs. Florence Wilkinson of Kai- i ln« «•> ,K- held once a month. Ev - I amazoo visited at thfc home of hw! erybody is expected to come anti 1 I brother. W. E. Chamberlain, Tues-! help everybody else to have a good j ! day and Wednesday. jl,mrMr. und Mrs. Jack Bellingham Remember the chicken pie sup-; and. Mr. Bro’wnell, who formerly1 P°r l’ut on bY *1“* ladies' Aid this lived at Plainwell, have moved onto *cek Saturday night There will bet tlw Wm. Bush farm. .as before a good program and ev-! Mr. and Mrs. M. Brown and Mrs. I iryonc invited. | Clarence Smith of .Grand Rapids Mr- and Mrs. Leavitt entertained: visited al Andrew Smith’s' Salur- company from Belding Sunday, also day. Mrs. Byron Ix-wts returned M,H» °I’al Kelley and friend of Has- j home with them and came back . llM«s spent over the week end there.1 with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Smith u°!>’d Ow<n and family stxfnt and Byron LcwLs, who motored Sunday with Will Shriber and fam-; there Sunday. • I »>• of Hastings. p Mr. and Mrs Everett McCallum1 John’Gurd and family, also Will ; and Gordon of West Hope and Mr. gurd.and wife visited John Curd.' and Mrs. James Clock .of Kalama- uh<> is very poorly, at Charlie ju>o were Sunday callers at Wm i Hammond’s in East Baltimore, Sun­ Chamberlain's. ; (*ay. ! Rev. nnd Mrs. Norton pleasantly' Mrs. Mary Owen of Gull lake | entertained the “Shultz Echoes” -'Pent a part of last week with hef, ^Friday cvcningTit their home. Mrs. 80,1 ■ Ardy. nnd wife. . Mrs. Olive" Campbell cf Hastings’ । Byron Lewis will entertain next FrlMr * n,ii I day evening. This is the final night was calling on our street Wednes­ of tlie contest and u good crowd is day. Mr. nnd Mrs. Arcelious Campbell expected. TIicm? meetings are for young nnd old, so plan to attend and children in company with A. i E. Owep and wife, were callers at, . Friday night. . Rev. and — Mrs. Children of the Shultz school cn- -itw^home^of - -....... — — ........... •». Ring joyed a vacation Friday while Mbs. &uh‘lav nflcmoon. Mr.- »»d and Mrs. Addison Simpson (Caine attended the Institute: •I Mr Prayer meeting will be Iwld nt theJof ,M'“r Kom Center visited-at Henry ! hotne of Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith '•Wcrtman’s Friday. I Wednesday evening. At this time a . »■?»%..*>.•■>----------Ladn-.s' Aid will be organized. | , .., **'L“ , , , Sundur SC1WO1 u nrouresAns und h-V"J 7 Al,d. 8e?,fls •' "T much interest‘has been shown In R“sselIi all lhe services. There h n class ’ ° r,*’. i,tW' . , for everyone. Help us increase our'p \ 9 .‘7 ? M*riously ill at the attendance. Sunday School at 10, ,lS ^aU8,ltt'r' Mr<- Chas.preaching service at 11. and evening ‘ service at 8 o'clock. a’ ____ n, ■ I’no schoolhouse Thursday opened MARTIN CORNERS. "lth tbc usual business meeting Mrs. Millie Fleury of Morgan vis- ’Thc program committee Introduced hed Mrs. Eva Trautwein from Wed- frank Englciiardt. who with hLsL nesday until Sunday. daughter furnished a very splendid) Tlie total proceeds cleared from 'entertainment, which was enjoyed lhe chicken supper at thc church' ,y o’£* .M wrU as young. Many' Friday evening were between 913 and i “tanks to them nnd the committee.' 914. There was a good attendance I-a,s werU then served, consisting of ahd a splendid sdpfier. i sandwiches, coffee niuKpumpkln pie.' Mr. und Mrs. Orr Fisher spent Recent visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fxl11 Rice's were. *Mr». Parsons and H. F. Munn in Lakeview. , 80,1 nnrt ‘lady friend of Plainwell Mrs. Millie Fisher was a .caller at “Pd Mrs 8am Keller and children Wtp. and fYank Cogswell's in Lake- of ncar OrpngcvlUc. view Sunday afternoon. ! Kmcst Batdnuin spent Sunday Owing to the Ag-HE exposition ’J;1’-11 ll*s brother. Ray Bateman, at on the .name date our P. T. A. will Centerville. be postponed till next month. Re- , wUHam Curd and sdn spent Sun­ member it will he the first Friday day w,,h *’*■* father. John Gurd. at Chas.’ evening hi December. jithe Jhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Master Jack McCauley spent thci, Hammond. “ week end with his mother. Mrs.!J Guests of Rev. and Mrs. Fred | King were. were; Mrs. Geo. Oto. Jarstfcr and Velma McCauley, near Sunfield. Remember there will be Sunday Mr- and Mrs. Herb Shellenbargcr . and in grandson off ” near Lake Odessa School and preaching service at the, flnd ’B,u,‘nn *' »•>• r-vchurch next Sunday morning begin- and Mr. and Mrs. Ardy Owen and nlng at 10:30. You are cordially in­ Mr. qnd Mrs. A. Campbell of Cedar Creek. . cited to attend. Sunday guests of Jack Mcore’si A good attendance, a splendid dinner and a fine program at the. were. Mrs. Geo. Elliott and son, Bert, L. A. 8. dinner at Mrs. Carrie Fish­ and Miss Eunice Hull. Mr. and Mrs. er's Wednesday. Proceeds were. Ray Tack and children. Mrs. O. I Hill. Clare Trautwein of near Morgan' MIDDLEVILLE. his grimdmohtcr. Mrs.- Eva TratilThe LAdies* Aid dinner at Edw. weln. Sunday. Mr. und Mrs. James Tyjcr und Tolhurst’s on Wednesday was a line. and was worthy o! a larger at- j Mrs. Eva Trautwein called on Al f one Rasey of Nashville Sunday after-’ tendance./ I The ow hotel barn, back of the. " The W. C. T. U will anoiuor . !"“£• >r“r> • h“’> silver medal contest at the Martin I? d;1''' °* l lc J,WN? aR°. fell! Comers church Sunday evening. d'!L’JJLHtv ,’l0"n Uw oUwr “W; November 5 •'.and present, a very bud appearance _____ ’ t a __________ I in Its pretent wrecked condition. BARRYVILLE. I Arnold Parker, who is attendingLast Week's Letter. jthc M- s- C.. was home a few days Russell Meade lias received an ap- ।1<ut *wk 0,1 account of illness. We poinlmcnt as research assistant in I ®rc Phased to report hf was well • the Dairy Husbandry department at .enough to return the latter part of the University of Maryland Tiie ithe *,’‘k 10 hw studies. University Is located at College Park L Pds Monday evening ocur.v the’ near Washington. D c. Mr. and! 2rhl number of the Middleville Mrs. Merritt Meade took him to1 Brotherhood. A fine program is to] after a chicken supper. Lansing Thursday and he left that 'be given ' Our school was closed Friday evening for Maryland. Chas and L. A. Day have the while thn teachers attended the; sympathy of the neighborhood tri 1convention In Grand Rapids The' lhe loss of their father last week. kids seemed to enjoy the day off.i He was laid to rest in tlie Barryville Many went hunting and .some gatlv cred nuts, while others Just had an-I cemetery Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nagler and two daughters, and Mrs. Thera Nagler of . Freeport were Sunday guests of Mr. DRINK WATER WITH MEALS nnd Mrs. Heber Foster and family. GOOD FOR STOMACH Elaine and Duane Day spent the Water with meals helps stom­ week end in Hustings with their ach juices, aids digestion. It aunt and attended the Spotlight. । bloated with gas add a spoonful Elaine also accompanied tier aunt of Adlerika. One dose cleans out to Battle Creek Saturday. poisons and washes BOTH up­ Harold' Higdon accompanied Mr. per und lower bowels. t-B. .A. Ly* and Mrs Chas. Higdon to Chicago kcr, Druggist.—Adv. to A Century ot Progress last week. THIS WEEK Full Pound Loaf Always Fresh ALL PRICES IN THIS AD INCLUDE THE 3% MICHIGAN SALES TAX Butter 22^€ Holland Crystal Creamery SILVER BROOK, Print Iona Flour Campfire Marshmallows Palmolive Beads lb. 17c pkg. 5c lb. 24c Lb. pkg. 10c Cigarettes Winge, Peul Jones, Twenty Grands 10bar» 49c Fels Naptha Soap 6 bars 19c pkg. 9c Olympic Health Soap Pumpkin Pie Spice, T & T s1.49 lb. pkg. 19c lb. 19c Ige. pkg. 18c pkg. 14c Gold Dust S. O. S. Cleanser Corned Bee£ Hash Snow Flake Wafers, N. B. C. Oriole Fruit Cookies, N. B. C. 75c 24Y2 Lb. Bag Sparkle, alallavors Famo Pane ke Flour Gold Medal Flour Z 24'/iLb. Bag 35c eg. 5c . 25c $l.O5 $5,000.00 In Prizes, Cake Naming Contest j doz. 15c Doughnuts, plain, sugared, cinnaman Scratch Feed, daily egg 100 lb. bag $1.49 100 lbs. 79c Oyster Shells “ ' Egg Mash, daily egg / . 100 lb. bag $1.69 25 “ lb,. ** 25c Pineapple lie Crushed medium can 13c Tomatoes, Del Monte B & M Corn Medium Can 2 for 25c medium can A & P MEAT BABY BEEF SALE— BABY BEEF SALE— Every Roast Or Steak Sold From Our Market Guaranteed to be Tender Or Your Money Refunded. STEAKS Beef Ribs Salt Pork Ib. 7c meaty sheets PRIME RIBS streak lean Pure Pork Sausage Under New Food Act Kettle or Pure Refined Special Prices on SO lb. Can lb. 7*4< Firm, Crisp Head 5c Celery 3 lbs. 25c 3 X5c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Iceberg Lettuce 1b. Sc Rolled, Boned. Tied 3 lbs. 20c LARD Opcn 121c None Higher, Some For Lett Arm, Blade, Ri Fresh Ground Beef Ngne Sold Higher, Lb. Beef Brisket or Whole Plate Ib. 6c tender meaty ROASTS Spare Ribs Round, Sirloin or Swiss Crjepy, Well Bleached A x P FOOD STO �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER f, 19M PAGE TEN 'RABBITS DO NOT EAT RESIN PAINTED BARK LEGAL’ NOTICES . Lewis Johnson and Doris Adrian-’ Emma June Klelnhans nnd '-cn were united in marriage at-Elk-‘ Mi-> Gladys Brown of-Eust Lansing hart. Indiana. October 21. They! Homemade Mixture Protects .•■pint from Friday until Sunday, -are both popular young people ofj the former's grandmother. Mr. this place. Thc community Joins Fruit Trees From Injury with in wishing them a long and success- , Grace Kb inhaiu. by Hungry Rodents ! Nashville played football at. Port­ fill life together. land Friday thc score being 12 to 6 ti.i who find* that thc safety of their in Javur of Purjland>l; • trees and tiie lows protecting rab- . Mr. nnd Mrs. Gall Lykins and ,~5; bits can not be reconciled are ad­ vised by lhe horticultural depart- jje-day. .W'-nirnt at Michigan Slate College - Mrs. Charles Early spent the past p.4 that materials which will protect week with her daughter. Mrs. Paul o t the tree* are now available. -Rupe, and husband in Battle Greek. Htbi Vor,o,w substances which were Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Johi-'un .- i> ii'. I ' .claimed to have the property of re- n few days in Chicago, and- attend­ ■»r« polling rabbits were applied to trees ed the World's fair. ■ in the College orchard und rabbit* The second annual Ag-HE fair •i.i were confined within an tnclosurc will 1 held on Friday nnd Satur­ around the trees. Similar experl- day. be Nov. 3 and •».- ut the main ■school building and Home Eco­ station nt Grand RaftidJ. The preparation which seemed to nomics house. The agriculture ex­ be moat. distasteful to the rabbit; hibit* will be placed in tlie halls », lll>! Mil I - of Otsego spent Tuesday with the I latter's sister. Mrs. Ola Hennessey.Richard, pterion and Dora Johnson, ■ Hcrmu^nM'Theron Niel were n*-i cent Century of Progress visitors. | Tlie two last gave Very interesting, r<*|xw-Ls to their schoolmates of some, of the wonderful things they saw.; I Helen Jones, who is attending; was a guest of his grandmother. Mrs. Fannie Jackson. Sunday. was buried in our cemetery Sunday! afternoon. He has been ill a long] ’ and linseed oil. Tills was prepared grades Scouts, Camp Fire Girls. time, passing away Friday. His •Hh by placing resin in a durable con- Health work and rural school ex­ family have the sympathy ot his' r,'\ tniner where if wps heated slowly hibits will be in the class and grade many friends. fauns. The food und clothing will be­ Mrs. Bernard Smith of Kalamazoo I added and the mixture was thor­ lli the Hume Economics House. Thc fair will be open on Friday from one oughly stirred. family thc week end. ■This mixture should .be applied to ten P. M. nnd on Saturday from und Mr. und Mrs. Vaughn Mott arc (while warm and can be placed on Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Feighner have1 home from the northern part of the i linseed oil should be kept warm returned from, their visit to Detroit, j state. They expect to s|icnd the: ! enough, so It will flow freely from Mr. nnd Mir- L. C. Cortright have: Mr. nnd Mrs. John Doster and. the brush but it should not be so N. C. after visiting his junnts. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Mott were hot that It boils or smokes. Kalamazoo visitors Friday. 1 The material does nut injure ap­ and Mrs. w. U. Oort right. Hazel Calthrop was a guest of ple. pear, sour cherry, or plum but Mr. and Mr.-. Frank Hainrts*a:ul Mr. nnd Mrs. Germain of Gull lake i does Miem to have some bud effects son' Edward spent a few lust week upoif sweet cherry nnd ]>cuch when attending A Century ot Progress. 1 Several from here attended the the trees were treated lute in.No-' vember. A thin coating of tiie nilx- her home in South Bdid after i Sunday School convention at Milo ture will lust one season and the spending the past two weeks help- 'Sunday and report an interesting possibilities of injuring "trees are i was the sjieaker. It is .always a les* with such an application limn to listen to him. Thu whole when thick cans of thc repelliutt spent from Saturday until Tuesday |i pleasure with relatives tn Findlay and Fus- program was good. are applied. i Lama/ Erb. young.son of Mr. and I Descriptions ot other rcpellants Mrs. L.F. Erb. won second prize in I can be obtained by writing to thc Mr. nnd Mrs. C. P. Sprague weht iUhe national photograph contest put .horticultural department at East to Chicago Sunday to attend A Ion by Gilmore Brothels of KalamuCentury oU Prom ess. Lansing. During the hard wind Saturday • zoo. Sincere congratulations to par­ ents nnd baby. • aftenroQn a large pine tree was Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Erb nnd ' A colored ny»!r quartette with a blown down in thc front yard at ■ Lainar spent Sunday with thc for­ program ot Southern melodies wiU MLsx Esther Dull has employment mer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dan furnish on evening of ihiistc at the church this «.-.k on Thursday hi Battle Creek. night. Nov. 2 There will be no ad­ mittance fee but a silver callectipn family of East Lapsing spen don Wales of Orangeville were Sun­ day with the former's moth* day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd • Mr and Mrs. S A Wcrtman en­ Grace' Klcinhtins. Dan H. Evans., 04, passed away tertained their children and graixtjjfrs. Sarah Smith. Mrs. Jennie son atw> Jolui Be Ison of Rutland Monday at his home here after ik­ Sunday. ing in. failing health for. some time. Norris nnd Lucy called on Mr. und $Ir and Mrs Milton Trafford have About three weeks ago he fell and Mrs. Mark NbYrls of Orangeville purchased the Mary IL Fiilirr prop­ broke his leg. BecauM* of his ud- Sunday afternoon. Mr. nnd Mrs. David Shepard and erty and will .-ooti occupy tin-u new vajiced age it was impoteibltv to set it. Mr. Evans was bunj in New Mrs Redin Whitworth spent Sun- York state nnd came to Michigan and Mrs. Carl Crick of Doster and •i day- at Haney Pannalcv* in John- about 43 years afto. living on n farm then attended thu Sunday School until he moved to town 17 years ago. He leaves besides his Wife, one daughter,' Mr.s, Mae Smith, five grandchildren and two great-grand-, children, all of South Bend.- Indiana.' Surah Detack Sunday and in thr I Johruiluan Sunday, Mackinder I Funferal services'were held at the evening called on Mr. and Mrs. L>r Florida V"'!'»- Wednesday iifienmon con-i Henry Benson. when- they will spend the uintir. vlucted bv th*- Rev M E. ItAyt. Bur- j Marjory and Elizabeth Parker nnd iMiss Hammond of. Hastings were । Cart and Kenneth Stanton have «» ”«• Wilcox cemetery callers of relatives In town Sunday. returned to Ypsilanti utter ten days Birds sleep’ with the head under of hunting wild game, and vtMUng the left wing. Orangeville called on the former's relatives In JhU locality. Mr. Blanche Deprh-*Vr dnd Mr and Mn Milton Trafford spent t Saturdflj have apent thr summer in the mine* of Idalia, arrived Ji‘unr unUy and arc visiting relatives at present. • Hope were • Sunday callers of • his brother. Tom tplrox. Mrs. Mary Rico and Marion Palm­ er went to Hastings Saturday tor. heksburg came down Sunday, ohncox spent the day with wither in West Rope. Byron Every Indication at This Time is That are ■ HOSE who bought their coal a few weeks ago SAVED MONEY SAVE Money by ordering YOUR coal NOW — before prices go any higher! Our service will make clean satisfactory delivery to your home. Smitfy Brothers Velte & Company stern in WOOL. GRAIN. SEEDS. FLOUR, FEEDS, COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. TELEPHONE 2257 HASTINGS,, MICH. parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wttlllc SmithJ and Mr.-. Edward J=*uhr of Hinds Sunday afternoon. j Corners. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mason Newtoh and We nrt. to report that Mrs. dauRhtera of Homer called on Mr. 'okM wat.son of Prairieville, formerly and Mrs. Wallie Sniilli and Karl;Grace Peake, underwent a serious Saturday night. r operation al tlie Bunc<w.s hospital in Lyle nnd Neldpn Ntel were home j Kai„in0zoo We wish her a speedy from camp near Stockbridge over ] recover. Herman ‘and Neola Niel attend, d a. party at the home of Leltoy and ^n<t A|h£t Ulrich^! May Siberson ot Net-ley Saturday w‘‘\‘ •“”* Mr*, , ...J ’ There was no school on Friday as “ _______ , e t the teacher MLss Margaret Johncox Jay Anders anti Or»nd Rapids. . . .. .. . .. ... : mi..- rvxr.e i AUCTION SALE! 10122969 To close the estate of the late David Heffelbower, I wijl have an auction sale to be held at the Heffelbower farm, 8 miles straight north of the monument at Has­ tings, or 1 mile east of Freeport, on ' i THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9 Commencing at 12 o’clock and will dispose of the following property CHANCERY NOTICE. ' mortgage foreclosure. DEFAULT bvricr 6wn tattle Ii eondiiion. vf a c-rUia. snrfm. »t. br Hamid C StavtM and Sylvia E HORSES. wt. 1400. Black gelding, 14 CATTLE. Black Durham cow, 7 yrs. old, fresh. Dark Holstein, 5 yrs. old, fresh. , Light Holstein, 4 yrs. old, fresh. White Durham, 4 yrs. old, fresh. Red Durham, 5 yrs. old, giving milk. Red Jersey, 4 yrs. old, due about Mar. 1 Jersey bull, 2 yrs. old. Roan Durham, yearling. White Durham, yearling. Holstein yearling. HOGS. 3 brood sows, wt. 300 lbs. each. 21 pigs,'8 weeks old. FARM TOOLS. John Deere 15-27 tractor. 2 sets of extension rims. John Deere 3-bottom plow. John Deere 8-9 foot disc harrow, nearly new, Blizzard silo filler,. New Ideal Deering grain binder, 7-ft. New Ideal manure spreader. * McCormick corn binder. McCormick mower, 5-ft. Massey-Harris hay loader, nearly new. Massey-Harris side rake, nearly new. Superior grain drill, nearly new. Masaey-Harri* wagon nearly new. Flat rack. Combination stock rack. Harrison bob sleighs. Hoosier corn planter. Walking plow. International 2-horse cultivator. 3-section drag. 2-section drag. Stover Nd. 4 feed grinder. Hercules gas engine, 1 1-2 H. P. Primrose cream separator. United Engine washer. Fanning mill. Wagon and tank for hauling buttermilk. 7 oil drums. Pump jack. 2 sets fence stretchers. 3 harpoon forks. Work bench. 160-gal. kettle. Grass seeder and many small tools used on a farm. HARNESS. FEED. About 22 tons mixed hay. 200 bu. oats. 160 shocks com. Quantity ensilage. TERMS -CASH. No property removed until settled for. Anyone interested in renting a farm see administrator day of sale. This farm will be vacant March 1st, 1934. . nvon wmt” urm. <if thr "f •eetlon Ninrtrm <5) R*0<e C. L. HENNEY, Administrat A. W. HILZEY, Auctioneer. . Charira IL Lrosird. Mortsaxre. F. G. HYNES, Clerk. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-11-08.pdf 6c2a1d68c53985ae53fb113804b41adb PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, NOVEMBER 8, 1933 SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR PAGES Ito 6 >. J NU1 TAXES PfilIIIITV CDdDTCIIICIIl 1 HASTINGS OPENS DEFIVE YOUNG MEN Collection Agency Racket FITH-fflIIGHT DELINQUENT HAVE BEEN REDUCED uUUlll I Ul Uli IUIVILIi BATES AT KALAMAZOO THE CENSUS IfflN Lots of Polks Pay Up to Save WIN SWEEPSTAKES Being Worked in County FOR BROTHERHOOD Extra Cost—Treasurer HOLO OWE OliER question oi uovemment BEINGTAKEN ANNUAL Ag-HE EXPOSI­ TION WAS/ ANOTHER SPLENDID SUCCESS Names of Hastings Merchants Are Falsely Used by Adjustment Board ' Maus Very Obliging Owned Badio Slationa 1 FIB8T BTEp r0B 0LD AQB MONDAY NIGHT, NOVEM­ October 31 wax the last day pn HUNDRED AND TWENTYCoach Albert Becker announces pvmhtawq tv dibdv BER 20, AT THE FIVE FILL I. 0. 0. F. widch 1932 taxes cobld be paid with-:! tliat the tint debate in which the rlflolUfla IN oAKKx but the penalty of 11. 3-4 per cent Hastings High trio will participate COUNTY HALL FOR EVENT CHURCH . being added The rush to pay taxes. , this year, will be on Thunday night, i began Monday of the preceding week 1 Nov 1G. when they m*et the team rcwcue Tn nr EiNIQUCn and steadily increased. On Monday HUNTERS PROVIDE DUCK fium Kalamazoo Central High at CENSUS TO BE FINISHED and Tuesday of last week there was AND BEFORE DECEMBER 15 a line of persons wafting to get to, AHU RABBIT nRDDI I APLENTY, AruCivl-T The local debaters to appear at' County Treasurer Maus and clean I Capacity Crowd Friday Night „„„ n„.r „wj purported eroomutta dotno Waltcr w*H«ce Gaptain of up their upafd taxes before the pen­ P. P. English Gives Talk on Vernon wningcr.bjr.. ^nd Liman Applications for Pension Aftalty of nearly twelve per cent was, Supper Squad—Will Be Enjoyed Address and Melo- irrinted Statements betaf'aent out by business under the name of th­ Game Cover Control—90 Tolhurst, who------------------win debate thcnnegaer Dec. 15—Everyone Over added. Mr. Maus very accommodat­ . ih .. side nf payg. |2 0() yearly , ,, .,, an organization which called Itoelf. Barry County Adjustment Board is tire of the question. "Resolved. Worth-While Event ingly kept his office open until long arama, 1 he Clod j -abe Barry ■ County Adjustment1 representing tiiat we are members of New Members Join 'that all radio broadcasting in the .. Board " x~... and ...m ... County Clerk T. S. K. Reid te The five sweepstakes winners of !। the aforesaid organization, are „T1ie November meeting of the after regular hours and it remained'' One hundred twenty-five Barry United States should be conducted , i- । All except 2 three the our names in the furtherance Brotherhood *>■' be on Monday open until the last applicant was1county the Ag-HE ExpMlUon held niura-1 -------of22— ".,Hastlrgj 1 using ' sportsmen turned out tor the in stations owned and controlled by busy with preparations tor the cen­ >- ' mcrchante of ■u scheme for the N1°'e"’?5r V *° TIm* speaker Il day night. Friday all day and evemerchants whose names appear on ui avucinc .u« vne collection iwninuti of ----- will served. People appreciated such annual game dinner held by the tl»e Federal government." sus of Barry county u the basis tur 9 nlhg. and Saturday morning, are ■e'tin lh« statement abwlutelvarfused absolutely«refused the alleged past due claims. te' Gordon °<)rdon Wheeler, an attorney of courtesy and service. Prof. Kenneth G. Hance, women's putting into effect the Old Age Pen­ Barry County Rod and Gun Club at announced as follows: First. Homer ’solicitor permission to use th»lr "We wish it distinctly understood-"®™*1 Rapids, who.will have a.real Odd Fellows liall last Wedneiaiay debate coach at Albion college, will sion system in this county, as re­ YecUey; 2nd, Sidney Hall; 3rd.'names anfi. the three who did join that we are not members pf any such *”*“•** for and M’n'* evening. T1iirty»flve rabbits and be the only judge. All hope thal quired by the recent state law. Howard Frrrte; 4th, Lavern Cooper; ptnnilled the use of their names organteatfon and have not author-. will attend this meeting. The local set-up coniiala of a thirteen ducks "turned in by the Hastings may be successful. 5th. Arthur Fuller; alternate. Rob-, because tiie solicitor falsely rep- ized lhe use of our names therewith Mr. wheeler suffers from a phyBarry county Old Age Pension members formed the basis of a din­ ert Phillips. The prize is a trip tb resented to them tiiat most other We wish it further made known that **cal handicap that would haw dls। Board, with the following three ner that seemed ample and satisfac­ the International Live Stock — Show with any of couraged any- other person .... Hustings (IIMUUKI merchants IIICIVIIU1IUI hud liaj already uiivnuy we roc are not acquainted "ini ------- almost ---- • ........... members: Chairman. R. H. Mutt, tory to everyone. in Chicago for these five boys. (joined. |' ' ‘ Included on “ the stateinent * —-------------------the personnel • of - such organization. ---------- cv*r attempting to — make »*-— any• county agent; Stuart Clement, pro­ Because of the fact that Conser­ night In life- But he helped hlmI Thursday * a fair sized crowd are the names of businessmen in if any. and do not in any way have bate judge; Mrs. Maude Smith, vation ‘ Officer George Sumner' college. then Mint" •self Mrl‘ through mroiign Albion Aioion college, coucge. inen —.......... ««• .. ... __ v— and iiatrons visited_ the every village in__ the___ coun<*» sciiool commiwioner. of ]Mirentq________ _________ ______ _ town _ __ _and ______ ____ __ any connection with the name „l u» Um- PROPERTY OWNERS WILL h“p w“ 2 .j demonstrations. ------- -— — --------------------Fairchild Co. FvMi»u>. I. >hrm«h ilw; U,W exhibits and Thtejty. The Banner has not had lime--to p The first thing will be the taking «,n. Water. ’ 'erMty of MltMlul, m.,1 1> no« cotlN0Tirp « I Apnr .nd hid of the census, which will include year the city schools had displays determine ut this writing <Wediws- Market. FXjrreat L. Johnson. Waters’ Star CO nreted NOIlUk. A LAKQE . O«n>« Hid UI . which received much favorable com-1 day morning) whether or not these Clothes Shop. Irunilde Shoe ---- with - - <>< Ulf - Mdlw - - -Ire ­ everybody, and will of course have Utrd. W W. L. 'Itaiu ntm; of ol Oranit O.-tntt Rapids. tu,nd. He Is b a. fine ttac REDUCTION “P^pX^Mhe “S'lSjjK the conservation c™m-.tt™ QUOTA FOR BARRY CO. thc names, ages, etc., of every resi­ ment. While" the number of entries I men actually permitted Hie use of Reed a Drug Store T S Baird. ----- .. .... gave . ...a talk on "Cover THIS YEAR is 600 was not so large as last year, there their names Al first the solicitor Wallace. Lamble A Doyle. B A Ly- *J*?akcr ....... dent of the county 21 years old or Department Every member of the Brotherhood over. ' • wus a noticeable IncreaM’ in quality wanted 810 00 per firm for the privf-. Barker Service OH Co. Harry Management and Extension" and Sponuble. it. R. J. McCreery. Oeo F. 1“ invited to bring his ..own son or IN TOWNSHIPS VARIES MEMBERS to offset the slight decrease in en-.lege of joining; evidently tins Was" uponaoic. In cdojieratlon with the members j miurrery, t»vo , ~ .. « nriiT showed three interesting also Interesting outout-..... .. Loppentluen. .____ n___________ R. H Beswnet «zxn< If hn lin« anv an\. If if nnt not. flitwx then tzx to FROM 30 TO 53 PER CENT of-doors films. It Is the belief of Mr ' of the Barry county board of super­ tries. luter reduced to a dollar. How much Mlller. xfnrket Market. Juv Jay Mead Mead. Freeman Fur. bring someone el.se. else a-son s son or sons, as os . ., . .. n..i • There was a capacity crowd on money the -Barry County Adjustvisors. CountysCierk T. S. K. Reid *“ & Thl. Oily Taxes Are 33><. to? PENNOCK HOSPITAL Friday night when J. G. Hayes en- i ment Board" has actually taken row. Bdmona Eirvawr. itarow, jhas named lhe fullowing persons to Inspirational and encouraging to tcrtalned with his new Idea. "The; from business men of the county. Cooperative Elevator. Forrest BenWILL BENEFITTED take thc . districts to the suPer Cent Less Than They creased 400 per cent without any vviLL BE DC^DCmcri I ItU iPerrtaor8 of different the county. “ 11 »iU be a help to any young ►Stream-Line Cow." in accord with is difficult to determine. Fortunately nett l< K Hurd ... .non planting whatsoever. Man l\», the . fellow Just to look at Mr Wheeler all progress. The melodrama. "The ______________________________ were m wwat enemy of the pheasant, ac- Government Gives More Cot- L'«<”>. and realize what he has made of Clod." was well produced in a Civil ., ■ . r rx. V .1 . wtoch. at thia writing, have himself by hte presistence, courage The property owners of Barry cording to Mr. English, and ' not ton for Distribution to the not had the census taker named, wur setting. Tlu* a hole, jiroRram was SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE county should feel grateful for the necessarily the hunter either. Such and determination. * greatly enjoyed. but the list will be completed this Needy in Various States A Prnrltunatinn While this is u Brotherhood meet­ large reduction made, in’ the tax operations as plowing, burning over The rural schools winning awards SESSION CALLED week. Following are the names: fields, burning brush, mowing, etc. M|| On. Saturday. wwvemoer November 11, 11, tne the ing. other fathers who wish to in- burden on tixir property for their fine displays were: 1st. Ed---------, Starting with this city, as we menbreak up many a “nest of•*young annual CrOM Memembership Assyria—Vera Venton. 32-.'S r-T ’ Vsrtt I ■£ “ » IF ■ A» the years Paa* by and time ger school, a silver trophy; 2nd. oils Governor Comstock Outlines Baltimore—Dr. it B Reece., on**d last week, the savlnir in the oheasants. thereby taking a bis toll. o.,n *•>_>> u ■ .1... dims our thougbU and memories UK; 5rt' Coram| Seven Subject. Chosen gathering be K nrlvik-aed to do r umrbunt of taxWT to be raised is 33wce !•-/ The consenatlon *film showing country m™ and Sa!h it is hotx:d that Barry Barry—Dr. Morford. Delton. S U Sy will jSrsS W iliabj. ?thc n ae(,on ; count? itafullTquoteTf Carlton—Jerry Andrus. George Wenner of M 8. C. Judged j for Consideration ■ we are prone to forget the to find a bbv tou.ke as Ids Ruest fo1 in M‘>‘nK ,hat *cho°’ tax rillt’ of v< ry totemtlng It was photo- 600 members this year. I Castleton—Mrs. H D. Wbtring. Hastings Twp—Mra. George Fin* mVter‘Uft<,Sm!S.t“nofMM STI Oov‘,rnor Cowuitock >“sb:rd“>1 b­ month* of suffering endured by UiU banquet, he is askedh^Kto-st Kwm about Krap graphedi_by ,.;-. l. L. Dewey, chairman for get to in iKMjraa 8i.7i per ’8100. .. H .5“ “J Mr^Haxlingsotthci Con-! Ir— --e,. ^uurman .or . in m sat u.»™ite?Hi«;i5L’'MU«1 “ fcummoning-the Michi- our boys on the battlefields of touch’-w ith Dad Angell to , 42: but tllU y*’ar thc wlwcl tax nation department and must have Barry county, has arranged with Rleton. France. Many fought for us and supSy^e t»y rery gtadly- who will i* Hope—Cliarles Monica. * ‘ * mUch rw,uced - compared v^lh •a takt, n Imurx of patient waiting to Mr, j v win£+ l» much reduced. taken Imurs Mrs. J. V. Hilbert of Woodland to ulll never return, having given ' uroduce produce. The film shows how beavvenr aao aeo. ____ of ’ Irving— have charge Walter *Wallacr will be thc Cap-[1। ‘year their live* for their country. But Johnstown—Leslie WilliamsIn the townships ti» reduction Is ers fell frees, repair dams and plan the northhalf of h fine opjMtrtunity for the farmf-rs - his message to tlint. body, he we who are so bountifully blessed, tain of tiie supper squad with the: even huger, as follows: Maple Grove—W. C. Clark. » their colonies. In have a duty to perform to those lollowlng other members: Henry ' * ’ the county and mid farm young people to display has Orangeville—Clinton castle. ' reduction ’’ specified the following subjects around us, to the ex-service men Anthony, Keith Bowman. Ward In Assyria the Is 44 per I Ninety-nine new members were! their grains, vegetables, fruits, etc., Mr. an d Mrs. Prairieville—Alhe Wood. . ' add’d to the Club with new repre­ and thc legislature will be limited and their families, and any and Baine. Charles Bacheller. Lawrence;;cent. 1 . tu well us providing a social meeting in John Chamber ­ Rutland—William Lowe. " its action to the subjects he men­ all who need our help. Baltimore it is 41 per cent. sentatives coining in from all wChase. V. Carter. John Chandler, jI In place for the exhibitors and liwir tions lain of the sblith- , Thornapple—William B. Hoover. In Barry it Is 40 per cent. in his call, which are us fol- j ' Hons of the county. One of the profriends. Dewy, Howard Demond. dm half. In this Woodland—Harold Warner. Therefore. I. Charles II. I^on- George ’s: ' . j In Carlton it is 36 per cent. I jecu of the Club during the winter I Lester DeVault. L. E- Foster. Charles Much credit Is due Theodore N low«l) city, ward chair­ Yankee Springs— ■ ard. mayor of tjie City of Has ­ In Castleton it te 33 per cent. r „ ... I will be to provide eating stations in Control of the manufacture, Knopf, ug teacher, lite pupils and all Faul, A- K. Frandscn. Paul Oan-1 men, have' and sale of hard liquor. tings. do designate Saturday, No­ gulliet, In Hostings township it is almost1 various parts of , the county for a.mru been■' City, 1st and 4 th Wards—Miss Ben Gidley and Adelbert Who asxteted in any way with its distribution (Continued on page three) <2i Passage of u 8300.000.000 bond vember 11. 1933, -Armistice Day. -Heath. pen cent. , itheasante and other wild birds. ' The Captain and supper I150 In |Lx’ township it te 38 per cent, j a special vote ol thanks was ■ a* a j day act of to remembrance, finance thc honorMale public squad will we to it that thc wants ' In living it te 38 per cent, •_ :given to the Rebekahs for the fine Otto Isenhath. third ward, Mrs Ld; works program under the NRA. of the inner man are fully looked ' leads the procession; manner in which they prepared the '*to Sayles; fourth ward. Mra. Ben । <3)' Amendment to the bunking and Mr. Wheeler will give a iwith 1 JolinAtown 53 per cent reductions. game. Gidley: downtown btuinras section. 'lax/ of the state so as to allow Forres during Hie World yrar. I after Maple Grove cuts the levy 42 per ----------------------------------Mra. John Wood: banks. Mra. Harry; state banks to sell preferred stocks al»n request that the flag of the talk which nil will remember. to the R. P. C. or soine'bthcr federal United Stales be displayed at C 'orangcvllle taxpayers will have I THIS GUN COULD Wbmen will also be stationed at ALUMNI TEAMS IN loaning agency. --------- of .. about ----v ^PFAK the two banks on Saturdays tq re-: i4> An enabling act to permit homes in Ibis city a* a pledge of CHARITY GAME .... the .benefit of a reduction UI,L 1 mrmbmhlp., .nd Iter be state banks to come under the ad­ faith in and loyalty to the prin­ . .35 per centMISS EDITH KEMPTHORME A FREE MUSICAL ENTER­ vantages bf federal dcixxit insur- ciple^ of Americanism, os well as AU Proceeds From Grid Con- Prairieville taxpayers will get the It Could Doubtless Tell a Lot „.rl FIELD SECY., TO 00N। once. our desire to further the welfare . benefit of a cut of nearly 48 per TAINMENT AND AD­ , j. <5> Modification of the old age of those "buddle?" »,ho are vtill teat Friday to Be Given । cent. of Interesting Things , as last year as there are still thouDU0T SESSIONS paying the price of sacrifice. AV,n„t D.-erzartr. nnwo sands of unemployed people with' jx-nslon law. DRESS AT NIGHT • In Rutland the reduction te 36 to Pennock Hospital About Bygone Days families to be cared for who must ; ।Bi Appropriations for thc public ! per cent. , . Signed at Hastings, Michigan, Two Hostings High alumni taams AH who like to we old weaj>ons be looked after by the Red Cross DEMONSTRATIONS BY | trust commission and the state this sixth day of November, 1933. will stage n football game Friday i In Thomapple’itois 42 per cent. NRA COMMITTEE ASKS i irus organization is striving in will be Interested in looking at that;This ■ np*i MFMPFPQ .. -r. 'bourd ot chiropractors. (Continued on page three) afternoon for the benefit 6f the | old musket in the display window of every way tb serve the people durdur­ L.UURL MLMDCHo CHARLES H. LEONARD, MERCHANTS’ AID • 7> Amendments to thc insurWeissert Bros, hardware store. Thc Ing their present emergency. In the Mayor. charity fund at Pennock hospital., ---------- ance codes to clarify certain tex secDiscussions to Include Char­ The time of the game has been musket is owned by Sylvester Lane (Continued on page five) They Respond With a “Win- !tloiW changed from 2:00 o'clock to 3:00j of this city, who te employed at tlie acter Building, Recreation, rir,.., Wirokf -------------------------Wenol hl'l*' people disappointed* of Michigan ninc aci/rn eno Dim n dow Night .Display and ,win p,, thc gn^y o’clock. Admission is 25c for ^dul's [ City Pumping Station. EASY THIS YEAR TO ’ Work of Various Crafts end 15c for school pupils. Tickets; । This musket was an old fiint-lock. Two Big Bargain Days to i*,e work of the special session DlUo Aolxtu run DUILUGET DEER LICENSES an* on sale at Carvcth A: Stebbins', such as our ancestors used in the 1 Izica! Camp Fire Olrls will play we menUtoed Uui wrok u>e rrof I “J*"1 «" «u>lhe “»■ ING BRIDGE ON M-14 Rehor's, and the Banner office. I .Revolutionary war. It has been that thc General NRA Committee of I ' ----------Many of the business men of Has----------. handed down u, in au Mr.. Lane's family. Can Be Obtained in Hastings, Training institute to m>et Friday this city hud decided to have a pub- • HARPIST TO FEATURE 1“'"^±“2 °' tings are also actively pushing the LOCALS OUTPLAY HEAV- His great grandmother gave it to hU Nashville, Middleville evening and Saturday in the Metho, lie gathering here the evening of sale of tickets. . । grandfather. How much further „„j <llst church parlors, GLEE CLUB CONCERT low j6 Foot Roadiay' Thursday. November 23: also that and Delton Miss Edith M Kempthornr. a Izocal officiate will have charge I^R RIVALS—TWICE i back in the family its ownership they would ask the coojieration of of the game Al Brown will referee.! THREATEN TO SCORE I went he does not know, but there is A number from this county have National Field Secretary, will be lhe merchants of Hostings tn carry­ Coach Les Hawthorne wifi set as I ■ -* ■ the — ------ — ; no doubt but that if ttiat old weapon recured deer licenses. We have al- present' ‘to conduct Institute. The rXroV'!..^ ing out the plan, urged by Washing­ Keyboard of Vibrating Light' umpire, and Joe Brozak will serve pnipiirC DDnilh AC could speak it could tell some thrlll- ready noted signs of "buck fever" in demonstrations to be put on bv tin; ton NRA headquarters; for a "Buy ,inM to Be Employed During highway department calling for bids as head linesman Uniforms will COACHES PROUD OF „„ will .... show what Camo. «... Ing tales, because it waa was in in n» its prune prime several who have been In the habit rgirls Fire — te Now" movement, which the Wash­ for the consteuctlon of a bridge on be .uppted te tte Hlsh fthool. Be-, THIS YEAR S ELEVEN when IndUiu. be«n. wolees. end of going north every November. It doing and will be colorful, sincere ington authorities desire to be a na­ .. . ^roiTram. im-14. aoout tnree miics soutn or peMM will thereforekept k«c«c»vic w »cpt u»wi ----------low! __ _ other wild ontiuxh were verr corn­ M-14. about three miles south of will be of Interest to these hunters examnlcs of what is being accntntion-wide affair, in order to slUnuMarjorie Branion. noted English Assyria Center. Thc blds will be and practically the entire proceeds Green, Inexperienced Mate-- mon. Not Sb many Runs like that are to- learn where to obtain deer linll ’ hed in bringing creative vtror ■' late business. ।harpist, arnLst. featurine ..!/* will ho r featuring the Irevhci.-inl keyboard nf of opened ... at the.office of the «,«>u stele of °f the tirkt-t ticket sal0 be turned _. t , left any more, and it goes -without censes. They can get them at any into tire girls’ leisure time. A dU­ As this plan necessarily would re- ।vibrating ILgHt. will appear on the highway commissioner at Lansing • over to the hospital The playing r,al Moulded Into saying that Mr. Lane prizes it very one of the following places: .. cusslon of the character bulld'ng quire thc of -I...*. thc mer। ... cooperation ............ .1... _ Obodvear Brothers Hardware, 1^.'] la.l.Lc?Uceu ,lJ?Xfrn H, LUHjunvMun co?J‘u’rt«>n tTiaay. Friday. Noveinoer November iu 10.. ii if sansiaciory. satisfactory. ift1cI<1 ^h‘« Put ••• ,n wuuinvu condition uy by ,I Scrappy Eleven brograrri of Camo Fire will be help­ highly----- --Sum­ JuJ and nractjcaj erai n»1 ^‘,h ,hC HajlUn*t Hl«h Rrh0°l «Ice- the contract will be authorized and lhe alumni. ! Hastings High RridsterS closed Auto Sport Shop or of George erni nka committee appointed a c|ubs and orchestra. November 17. at work will begin in the near future. The alumni teams have been prac/ NOTICE. ner. deputy conservation officer, all I This will be Miss Kemothorne’s the season by holdingstrong a. -----to uke the matter up. the central auditorium. The first The bridge in question te greatly tlctn« ln order to make the contest Beginning Nov. 7. 1933 the Battle of this city; or of Vent Bera. Nash­ first visit to Hastlnes and her pres- > Lakeview. Battle J? Creek, eleven with local merchants to see it they, half of the program will be present- needed as the present structure is1® K‘»d one. Members of tlasses. ”?’,e,e 'Tnxtto?JJ Creek Enquirer-News agent will be would cooperate It was believed ed by the High, school musical or^rn itt ng one waj- tr.fite of. -28. *29-and 30 will oXse thc Moreleas tta The Hawfaitcra had the Harold N. Petting. Please notify ville; Harold Rosenberger, Freeport: ence is eager!v anticipated as she they would g adly >. as prac-1 Ranltufjon under the direction of to SJd for restricted , ctassen of 31. 32 and 33. | 01 ,th*n«°?n« “nd, <««" him for new subscriptions or com­ Ed. Flnkbelner. Middleville, or- at has « dynamic personality, has the Smith and Doster Hardware. travelled far and wide, and has a NfcllyacrLmrntCt?t »n« MliW Huntcr and Mr- bo»u" M“' loading. The new structure will proAll players arc requested by the Jore^a plaints.—Adv. Delton. । real live messaae to Camp Fire Olrls. NRA agreement. It was found that Rranton will conclude the program vide a clear roadway twenty-six feet alumni in charge of thc contest to -MCood period w-ould hate scored a 1 guardians, mothers, and all who arc J tSf”: wsui ss auiiciy 5SSS? «*— »■ • “w"-, “"“'.ZT!?*1 ■! 7.5.Si !K - SJUSu - . .. “ ---- .. UJ acicvuuns leaiu _ ■»> i <•« uSiTteSeniiS U>» thi . m |lnur«udln xirU. Kra»WtlUnf to cooperate in the matter the keyboard of vibrating light. mcnt Forthc pubiic meeting to be held, haa H gr£t of me,u. iHtjci.d, uuKcrei, Will . , , r... . ... . n Tntirnfiav nvenintr Nnvrmlwr Al.. . . ... . . . lhe ball to Lakeview on । national bank to b e 1 be required to furnish their own in the Centra! school auditorium, a aani ln the |>asl few years and smut nrn i shoes The game will .Mart prompt- downs. •• (Continued on pace threel OPENED'ABOUT DEC. 11 ft, XK,'*' Hastings the' •« toss splendid program la being prepared, then. nre two or three of these In-1 OPENED ABOUT DEC. ly at 3:00 o’clock. 11 ' |,r'°1"111' 1i H «"n« won ,h “ and chose ------ O— ithe north goal with the win<j at CLUBS GIVE FRUIT ¥ ¥ x ¥ 7 AND VEGETABLES their back. Lakeview kicked. Echti„ a„od Vc»5 to the CHANGE t o ■ nxaiA-riArniw bringing the ball to the thirty People of Hastings and ! ARMISTICES ARMISTICE BANQUET yard line. Smelker’s paxs to Beck­ Moans Saving for Pennock ,S.%re’n«u'K'hblK KTSt "fti! „........ ®“ry.5°.U,?t£. ....... .. Will Be Held at I. ’ * wlth *’aa incomplete. Smith hit Hospital—Appreciates the for two yards. Struble mad" ,,Thcn there will be a half hour ad- projection to r._.------.. accomplish the On another page will be found a Will Be Held at I. 0. 0. F. center two around end ‘ and Echtlnaw punt ­ dnsM. The speaker will explain the nhenomenallv I phenomenally beautiful effects ' quarter page. announcement which Hall on Friday Evening, Good Will of Donors NHA. whal U U plamwd to .roomed to Tltes, Lakeview's safety man. it achieves. |u very welcome news to this city ; Tire management of Pennock hosplish and why there should be gen- • which_________ t , ----------Noyember 10 who returned to his thirty yard line. Two well-to-do bachelors, one be- swept these two staid, conservative and to Burry county. It is that the i Dltnl greatly appreciates the fine "aSunSSd on wwUt7np»rtetSSA F,VE ARE CHOSEN mw for! Because of various situalloru Uiat Lakeview failed again and punted. yond all hope of redemption In the gentlemen out of their habitual rut. gifts of fruit -and vegetables. both iww Natloiid Nat Inna! B^nk'wili'te Bank will hr for ivonunuea on page 7, port iwo> lA/nRK business here on or about Decern- have arisen, the American Legton Hastings taking the ball on the middle forties and the other still Embarrassed, stammering and awk- canned and fresh. that have lately run U. U» U. U. VYUnrs ] It has been a long road to committee having in charge the ar- forty yard line Smith h-- plunged distlnctly eligible, settle down for; ward these two gentlemen attempt been donated In large quantitiM. FIREMEN’S REGIONAL Iruct-v nnnntv '«« to this point. There hate been rangements for thc Armistice Day | to«wgh penterte three yprds and a quiet evening of reading in their to meet a situation tlioroughly Especial thanks Is given the Coats —■— *•* ---- ■ •• foreign to their -experience. It ’Is 'in Barry County Young Men man.. obstacles and difficulties to banquet, have found it necessary to Struble added three more al tackle. comfortable library. The elder of *MEET HERE TODAY D. G. T. O. Club and the Have Gone to Camp Cui- IsurmounC but all that has been change the date from Saturday;Neither team made any substantial the brothers is absorbed in his fa­ this manner that the audience is Grove Pine Lake Lend a Hand Society, fnr’Trninin,, done, and* this new bank will soon night to FRIDAY NIGHT, NOV. 10. । Wins dunng the balance of thc vorite avocation, the study of bugs introduced to "The Bride,” next both of whom so generously reinamProgram Includes Many Sub­ uim insects; and iiucvui. the inc younger yvuugcr has iius au production of oi the me Hastings Civic uivic r-----, ------- , , ----- ■ . ter lor Training ready (or builneM > It will be held at the I. O. O. P. quarter. more romantic hobby. Players to be presented in the Con- **redneedi °* Pennock hospital jects Concerning Equip­ Five more Barry county young J Read the announcement which! hall as planned with Kim Sigler os Aa the second period opened Lake­ somewhat • i.„r of collecting --it_ .t„.. ___ .....i beautiful tral ._ ■ __ ..._ t. ■ on .... that rare and auditorium Nov. 22 and 24 recently. men were selected las^ week for the will give you some idea of ttie set-up i the toastmaster. | (Continued on page two) ment and Methods This initituttnn. like others nt rubies. The lights are turned low. , commencing at 8:15 o'clock, C. C. G. report* Supervisor L. R.; of the new InstltuUon and watch Due to thia change in date. Hon. Firemen from the counties of C. flickering light from the grate fire I A plot within a plot soon develops,j similar character, has had a hard Glasgow, thc young men going to I the. paper for further announce-! John C. Ketcham will be unable to SHOT SWAN AT t; time getting along and all such e<w>Barry. Allegan. Eaton and Ionia arc Camp Custer. Tu«»<lay. Oct. 31. casts a dancing shadow over the . Why. for example, does this mysmenta. As the Banner was nearly he present, so it is neces&try to seOTIS LAKE FRIDAY walls of the tiie room. Altogether it It is terious terlous bride exhibit so iireat'a"curgreat a curIt? han Ttw1 ineyarc. Tliey are: ixmaia Donald maencKaon. Prederick-son. ready to go to press presi when we1 cure another speaker for the occaJust the sort of comfortable evening ! iosity concerning the secret vault .1*? A Jth Delton:i; 6ereW>Potter. Potter. Nashville; 1^0“ Nashville;'' learned that the charter for the thelln. Douglass Thought It to which these two conservative . in which the rubies are kept; and 7, bank Had had Deen been OOlalneu, obtained, we. we J The sale M is »c»jr very (-iiLuurug cncourag-- Oley , , , . , W.- n.nk I. 1 U Richard Wawenaar, HMKIUUI, Hastings; I1MUI1RS, Al- new LXH1K **«■ ticket June ” “ whv does she seem anxious to tn romgiftsfn*aiUI*i«tn^r* thoroughly resnectabie respectable gentlemen why cemWas a Goose—Bird Was lion of delegates and at 8 00 oclock t3n Boyer. Middleville, and Ivan Cannot go into particulars at this-,n«' members of the Auxiliary asare accustomed Nothing on the sur- municate with persons outside? a school ot insttUCtWQon Flrt’Ex-. Baldwin. Hastings. Their ultimate time. sisting the Legion with this work. m_. whifn in Hnlnr tingulshing Equipment wm held. • destination is unknown. f ---------------------------------The price is 75 cents per plate. 1 ,n or face indicates the least deviation < Thus the story develops, touching all Oley Douglass, aged Hope the usual routine of their af- phases Other subjects of interest to firemen _---------- -------------------TU/n IINIi^UAL FILMS Tickets may be purchased of any Oley Douglass, aged 32. of 32. Hq of from ‘ of mystery and‘ merry come­ CENTRAL P. T. A. PERSONAL NOTICE! PILIYId m.mh-w of -r Si.rammiitM Sterling j township townshln had^Jhe had were discussed during the day. PERSONAL* I, I V»U UNUOUHL 4he misfortune <on fairs. dy enroute. du t rn rno oTniiin member -the committee, wwnsmp nan the me misfortune TO MEET THURSDAY There is a fine attendance from the , Will the lady who lias ,a black I But the first ripple on the water, Finishing touches are being put on □ ILLtU FUR blnANU Rogers. Harrv Wood. Adelbcrt CortFriday to shoot a young swan at - -------___ ___ ™....... ...i ‘arthe'Otte . .. Ah. I.l.. nfe|nn <> rw'Md^arieTTow^ni fake, Il.| thinking It ....... was ______ a gooac. so to speak, is a disturbing draft of the stage settings being specially On Thursday. November I. al ?:< four counties. 'winter coat, with brown fur collar I ---------------------------------and cuffs, Tao pictures are Banner office and of Auxiliary Deputy Conservation Officer George cold air which appears to come from built for this production. Every ef- P M the Central p. T A- will hd tuna, black uixix satin Mill! lining, niunK. and HIIU • -- exceptional <OWBEOftMMUUU'T CIU RCII. labelled "Scher" from E E...'Y. W. “ Ed-: 'fSSl.t'S* &chedu)ed for the Strand thv.k* Make your reservation Sumner arrested Douglass who was the hallway door, brief and unex­ fort U being made to present thh a meeting In the Central ashw . . , -------- • --"- wards A Bon of Syracuse. N Y.. get here this month, according to Man- e— arh— taken before Justice Andrew Mat­ pected as a flash of summer light­ play in a manner suitable to its high building. Mrs. Archie M A male quartet, representing thelln louch wlth McCan Bros Tailors “Mer Branch. On Nov. 19 and thews Monday morning and assessed ning. Then comes a soft step from quality. de lees te tn tlw District P T Coltoi, BXxrom Blnpr, o< ptney ,na cironrr. .1 onro? THephone » "O«><1 DUron, or ina. . color­ O. and O. F. FAMILY 850.00 I.fine 86.85 costs. NIGHT. He was above, so soft indeed that it is un­ Tickets are being put on sate to- ventlon at Grand I Woods school of Mississippi, will M91 ful, -------------spectacular,- — all-star revue- will ...._Adv -—-----—. ' Tha I. o. O F is planning to hold placed on probation for a year and heard by these two staid bachelors dav at Conies Newsstand- the aaso- a round table duett give a concert at the Baptist church ----- —presented. The following week on "Family Nig'hf on Tuesday evening, fine end costs suspended. absorbed tn their books. Then tread ­ elation announces. Prices are 25.' raised at on Bunday evening at 7:30 o'clock.; _ 27. "Ladyww>t w ir_. Nov.w 14. At the last meeting Bert । Officer Sumner said the. error ing lightly and stealthily down the for adults and 10c for pupils up to queartlons CHICKEN SUFFER. i Nov. 28 and for a Day" an entertainiMi) Frl--. te Is billed. Bbth Both productions rwndiiMinn. have. h-,— Archarl was appointed .i..i>ro.-nt u,ij easily have u-... -j_ as __ ; stainray cornea a lovely* young girl and including the eighth grade a As Admissionte.free'but a free-will of- j Middleville Methodist church. Prl-2 chairman of’~ could been __ made, Virgin la Smith will luring will be token tor .the benefit i day. Nov. 10. Start serving al five, had unqualified praise from critics,, the committee tn charge of ar-. the swan was not fully white and dressed tn a beautiful bridal gown, special price of 15c is bring made dancing. accompanL of thc school. All are invited. | Price 25c.—Adv, ;Mr. Branch says. rangements. |no< completely feathered out. 1 Thus came the tidal wave that to High school students. I ter on Uw piano. A collection agency racket te evl-1 however,’ lhe amount is probably not GORDON WHEELER WILL J. G. HAYES BROUGHT dently being worked here In Barry 1*5** .... . .. ... ... . . | Herewith is a statement of Has­ . GIVE THE ADDRESS “STREAM-LINE COW" . county. A number at Hastings busJ-* tings business men. . u n----- 1 to ii ui v* '**“■’ ,ncn Iound 10 iarnr»se n has come to our attention that Wnlter Wnllare Onntain nf THEPRDPEBTYTAX ISMUCHSMALLER RED CROSS ROLL CALLSTARTSNOV.il MNP FIDE NSTI 02461397 HERE NOVEMBER 23 ■STEAS HOED MEW TO TIE ~ DA T F wwT. « . Within A Plot Features J ”M - - - - a. Civic - - - - 1^1 “The Bride Next Play *Plot Hastings Troup To Present First Comedy Here 'November 22 and 24 �THE HASTINGS HASSTH. wr.nSESOAV. NOVEMBER I. 1M1 PAO« TWO Iverta were put in to iruure drain-; THORNAPPLE GARDEN JOINT MEETING TUESDAY. I age. the roadbed was graveled fori * nur‘l’Hrr,-c UHnucm A very lnspiratimwl • Joint meetmarly <h« enure dl.l.nce Had thia1 CLUB COMMITTEES "W «' «“'» °°“W ndt'bean ddne. Il would Ian been' ------ .— Asaoalanon and Uw Connell oi B-- CO. ROM COMM, t and House DOES GOOD WORK well nl«h Unpuntble ntrwbeeaujc TablePlantsOardons Featured at the ’ ,“«•£:rJ™lSJ.d“ae H1WKSIE0S HOLD LIKE! EWTO TIE LOCAL NEWS URGE PRE-PRIMARY I CONVENTIM LAW WATERS Presbyterian enuren church on Tuc.-.aa'.. Tuesday. ot the day soil on moat of the road-, n>-«-<t»vts.r-i»n W. H. Franck who underwent a ' Harold Chambers from the Kent tonsil operation Friday U gaining ; way. This road has been made into County Council of Religious Educan good serviceable .-fbod. People Regular Meeting (Continued from page one) .p^’.ly REPORT THAT GOVERNOR t:on was thc guest-speaker and gave [AS FINISHED WORK ON «ho live along Hurt hlihway and ' The regular meeting of . -- ------ -------- ------------ Big saving on price of Christmas ip, oe .ell wen . - — -t-“ . , .U,u‘ many helpful and practical ideas to view began a hard-running attack. Photos for Nov customer*.. Green.: who ™ use iH^b. it 1,0 MILES OF TOWN. I those .die WILL ASK THIS OF 4oit --------pleased. On the —. where -—. Thornapplo Garden Club #M held in •hi* liaare*. and rushed the ball to the Hastings ’ — Adv. 11-15. ■ ’ court house.2. — Mrs. — Marlon LEGISLATURE the road is not likely to break up. the ----------- r--Nov. —-• -----thirty yard line before they were , o o r and wlll SHIP HIGHWAYS ,'leu Jt.vrl wu uod; but on th, 'T"1*'"1., , •HOW THE GREAT GUEST ™ “ mlerl.lnnu.nt Nov 30U, . stretches of clay road, especially Tabk‘ 8«rderw ««d house plant*’ MME” TO HIS HOME t21 WILL CALL A SPECIAL HAS USED GflAVEL MUCH ««. th, iuiu. . ,«xi <x»t oi P.v,i r" CAME TO HIS HOME , SESSION THIS MONTH inr-DAI I V •-* ps<wd. Thl». H U belicrt. will Ui, «U,nw»t> prbytiu" MORE LIBERALLY hold up and-make a serviceable road S^rs; ^ra‘- P^ratn chalr- An Impressive One Act ipressive Onu Act Play The Hawlatera obtained n break Mrs. Nay Bump,underwent an op-. - ------- Play fOr many years to come. nla“ for Hastings, talked on table ------- ' ’ when thc Lukevtaw safety man was , hnspi al on why Not Have Conventions With it Wonderful Les­ Next Year It Can Complete At inc the present nine time 24 men iruin from ,Bardens, very ---beauti,------- displaying a ---..... tackled so hard by Fuller, Hastings’ Mondj|ii*<**diig. AU hope she may, . « Needless Ex ' ---------------captain, that he dropped the bail. ,nBkc • P^lrt “Ild eomptate re- and Save the Neodltss Exlhe welfare list --are -------working on J?1 “nd th. aS Mile. It Could Not 1 --------------" ""W’ »™?' son Was Given county roads, alio on the township Lew Matthews gave a splendid • How th- Great Guest Caine" la recovering on the ten- yard co'c7’ pense of Primaries? ! reads and cu,‘ure ot houM‘ thr theme of a wonderful one act line James Thomas, sleeky guard. A daughter, Marlon Dail, was born I We are glad to leprn from a Lan- j Finish This Year . rcaas tajien taken over by oy the tne county county, The tne ‘«lk °n The Barry county road comm!*- list containing the names of these, ‘>l*The n£-'following committee* were’play, put on by Mr. Arthur Black- who ha* been playing a "heads tip." to Mr. ami Mrs. Marshall Pierre. Mng news dispatch that Governor, slnn. despite unfavorable weathei men no* hiu uern been v given »n the vmuiu county, remf road J,™. * ,n« ™mm pja> । onb»rt fa*t game all season und who had Hasting*. Route 4. on Nov 3 at conutock will include in hl* pro"i™ ,.-..A hc counl> thtafall and the late start in the “ mn.mlxxlAn bv the countv tteUare welfare . P^gram—Chairman. Mrs J. P. Mamie Baird. All .ut- artists with never been taken out of a game be- Pennorit Iwspltal The little one Bram for the special scsalon of the j spring on their work on the town­ relief commission. Mohler.’Middleville- Mrs J. D Coo) long exjMTience on the stage. The fore, was hurt on thisp.ay and wasweighed six pounds and fourteen । legislature, it-RUiaiure, soon to io be oe Called, cauea. a bur our, U loo too jure late lu to uu do mure more grauma grading J’ pi«y .*; was ‘ oven at. .... Methudf.t not The substitute ,.. h make pre-pnmary 3> ship roods, has accomplished much It u '• .which „., will polit-j -able -- to-- return. ---------was ---- ------- ---- - ounces. thl* year. *o the 28 mile* will not r^n’X ^,±7 ‘church SttihlJ, etenilt, betorc .. --talked more Dian would have seemed l»os- be ul»«i before tolorc olav plw «*, resumed r-uracd and ^nd Ur Mr. .and K. ......— Mrs. ----William Thomas teal conventions mandatory In this improved until next year. How*«*• “ «»• L™ J? 1 }?"' siblc. When the work should have . gtxxi-*ued audience.. An outline of Hastings was penalized fifteen yards. <Margaret —t Feldpauach) <a< 111 W.’state. «. At the present time ~a sub-;, S‘,± Pajr” t v — lhe parent* ----- ott u; .. committee of tlw legislative council rrtun^ll i ■ been commenced thc road coinmls- ever, the commission, luu had their is as follows; making It first down, twenty-five Marshal] st., are K'’' M ' Rll> it An slon was handieapix-d for funds. nun do as good a job of. repairing E J_________ , .......... . at J» — old Uonnan rhoerndker. whmc Wj to «O for ba ----touchdown, ------- - -daughter -----------------weighing ------------7 1-2 ,lb*., -mo.. — born gathering c..— .... data -------preparing . for a Cloverdale, Echtlnaw Several weeks wbnt by before work as possible on thc 28 miles insider .Bartire.a iven at Hght rightPennock Pennock hospital hnnuttrit onnn Nov. Nov 4.4 She Stic final nnal draft of this measure. wire Iiua ixxn ucau •*«»*•? »» — > — ----. n ’ adc « vc « at wife hud been (lead tor many yean. j — , ..pproiiches — Chairman. Mrs. itutktUl«m Awmorh.— --—. .............. had be-, n thinking of Uie coming of l“C*le and then passed to Struble flas been muned Dorothy Onna. was started on grading and gravel- to --- ------. HUMUS lor the win- E. City A tentative bill, drawn by this hnd been illinium «--i iiiivyutoie O. -— -— — — — -----Burton: Mra. L. V. BCMcnbr, tng lhe 168 miles of township high- Ur -They have put In many new MrsA c. Ciirist .1 .1 Gue.-,' in his home. So for five more. Smith made four at sub-Conuniltee, calls tor compulsory .............. • L --,nr Hv “ *"■ ” •*• f ~"“ t; Friends of Mrs. D. C. Bronson will Lathrop. way taken over this year. Hie culverts, far more than last year, Civic—P. Chairman. Mrs. Richard he had in readiness a table with two renter- Lakeview held for three be glad to know that she exjx-cl* to pce-primary conventions in the I funds provided by live McNitt bill on the-roads taken over from townchairs. On the table were honey, downs. On an end-around pass leave Blodgett hospital in Grund spring of an election year, for nomi- ’ from the gasoline tax money ucre ship* in 1933, nnd they’ have ipread •Flower Show Committee—Chair- bread and milk, with wiuch he ex- Smelker faded back and shot a pass Huplds some time Uiis week, but noting one candidate — for United --------- ,! . . ’.... -> —.. to Beckwith, who was tackled in will remain at the Mertens hotel in States senator, also for governor ami l-»th«,mln, tod * £ mibMt. au»OMd££: Mo^"h. . P^Tb l.STu. mOM been expected Consequently It was 108 mll<.5 that were tuxen ovtr last Ro_ r . . .. MrFlw-ain *■• "** As 'he was• waiting a fr friend. cnd zone for a touchdown but that etty for some time before re-i lieutenant governor. Congrc**lonal j later than expected when Brown year, which lhe commission did nut (tar<te« cEttee- -Karl. ” came in who. when he the referee ruled the Hasting* guard turning here .candidates are to be chosen al dis- 1 brothers. the contractors, bemui the then lune money to gravel. t v SriZ1 M,-- found what the good shoemaker ofi-dde and .-.core did net count. The At about 5:30 fire was discovered trict pre-primary conventions at the' grading In view ot this situation Fur HQ*, under the pn.vuion* of Mrs-V- ihssmer. Mra John Me­ was planning. Jested about it. in- halt ended before Hasting.* was able in the house, owned by thr Frond* I same timeOmbcx , lt seems quite remarkable that so thc McNitt bill, the county will re- Publicity—Mrs. FJoyd Everhart. gei paracMion iwEsgssion ot w the me ball oau again CCraig estate, south of the (J. B. I We believe this law. if enacted,: sisling i’- was absurd to exjx-ct the t«■ «et rnig estate. — . . -------------■■ .. . _ ...... Th,, tin, . ,'rtttelvHnrnf much of the work of Improving the wive «6.9(K) more, making sonu- The Club decided to hold some ----The Hastings line coiwtating of church .... on t B?nd street. From the i will help remove some of thc ac-1 coming of Lhe Muster. 168 miles this year has been accom- thing over 141.400. With this larg- - .... . ,,vcnlnK wlth Mx-cial Smelker, Filler, ■“ *•ln --------------------While the two were in Conversa-,— .------ . ----—. Thomas. -----—- Cogswell, —- chimney fire had communicated to I knowledged defetUi in the present plished. They have finished the er stun the commission plans tn do tne tveiun g with special‘ tion then- was n knrek at the door Banasch. Amtell Angell and Beckwith were" were*t., ,aw home ,<wre when w,„„ it ai was I primary --------- election -------------------. thev inside of thc system --of making : tork on about HO miles. In ad- a better Job than they hove done The next regular meeting will lv» lv. a young man was admitted. “H playing a fine game to stop the discovered. Tile prompt response of nominations for public office*, Shop around thorough­ dllioh they have done a goqd deal tins year, since they will have more 71,1 lltxt reffUlar meetingwill 1 . mid weary mid footsore • from much fast and heavy Lakeview back field. the (|U> firemen enabled them to control | We believe lhe the committee should '■ held Thursday. of work in spreading gravel on some money to spend for gravel. ’ Dec! "th. in the walkinK. His shoes had been worn to During the entire second half ptuy the blaze without using water. Tlic go u step further and require a much ly, then gel our prices! of the township mileage that was We believe there will be general colirt »oll-v, , shteds-’by climbing over thc moUn- ’*’••« about even. Neither lido coukl damage is estimated at around <30.(larger number of signatures on a . taken over last year approval of thc plan followed by thc -;—: ■-------------- petition to nominate a' candidate' tains- He asked for a belter pair carry on a sustained drive. With The amount of money available commission this year in spreading Hu AL I nt A I Ur­ OBITUARY.- j whose name was not recommended ' .Jiocs Hts host supplied a pair two minutes to go. however. -Has- for this work Jasl year was substan- more gravel on the roads. They will FERED MUSIC LOVERS that fitted him. then insisted tiiat tings began n scrleA of passes and Alpha Dora. HopkUk, Jhr ol*»: to • Wpn»W eouvanUon tially 127.600. For this year 25 per stand up longer and be far more he take .some bread for his Journey, end runs which brought the bal dUKkUr o< Mr. and Mr« W... Tllr U*‘““r “ 01 u“ cent has been added, making a to-, serviceable Stronfl Program to Be Pre- and the map departed. His friend tp Battle Greek's twenty-five yard H. pkua. wa. la.rn la.- M. ITO. and • nominally ranenlm. winch tai of sornctlHng over S3-L500. The •------------- • " ---- — oirong rrogram so d ntlan to EchUnaw circled had Und in In ttusuiig.-H-Urtn nU»>1 »l b. r W..u,d rniulrt Ml voun, u Ihfl «n-. i.tr.t u uUc iiticiiiiuu tu lhe uiv fact that mu, he H«“‘ — ----- --------- right - - end — for nnu ..t.i get __ plenty ............ .i..., i.of a< »{x kIy vnrdi; W k thc min Milindetl <'11(11112 work the commission has done on COMFORTABLY EQUIPPED seated at Civic-Auditor ­ could of that kind yards Us thc gun sounded ending | !(t . 8hc U;u> mnn-ied hl.Uh.Um. married lo Vino! rrntlod to be dune by the k.ccualhe HO miles deserves to be com- GUHfirun I MDL I CUUirrtZU guest s; that they would take some- the game. crala. Hept — n. — IMt aim ha. b.c.1 »“>• toilet MBtem. would be tar au-. ium in Grand Rapids mended For instance, take thc road FOR SOUTHERN TRIP tini:;; from bun nnd not add any- Evett though the current season a un.t.ult.i.r the noSlew mtah. ; !«'■»' ■? the I'reaent primary ayafrom thc Hendershott schoolhouse! We Are Headquart­ •“>« >■» “»W»: thing to to hts his itore. -tore. Tins This seemed has not been marked with any spec- bm ha. borne it all pJuently Ool , A r.-al . . treat i „ for. music lovers thing seemed to to o-u> in Baltimore south until it reaches M tlw worldfinest arils.* ta offered . :h0-n a-ntti.. inter when an tacular. high-score victories it has: in His goodness nnd mercy called much less money. the county ^o*d from Dowling to Mr. and Mra. Fsunk Hcmng- at Grand.Rapid' this winter in th? ers for . uonunr carrvmg a large nevertheless been n successful year, her home. Oct 39. 1933, at thc age1 ~ ' Banfield. This township is mostly *ton and* «•»»- •••.•• Family Will «Soon new Civic Auditorium underthe h" .... -.topiied for warmth and the inexperienced young grid-1'of 29 years. 10 months and 3 days. WELCOMK COMMUNITY NEWS, i auspices ot the East Congregational m canrtag h« to£d tu »11Q answered the cull for through-heavy land. After the road­ Her faithful companion nnd all Last Week’s Leiter Drive to Florida bed was crowned and plenty of culchurch. This.tn thc only- concert . . ... 1IlS£Sled rouat take practice must certainly rank as one members of her family did all in T he Welcome Grange met Satur­ day evening and elected new officers Mr and Mrs. Frank Herring Un’ coune in Giand Rapids and inf j, , , h , d pr,.parwi of the harde.-,t working, scrappiest have equipjwd theniM-lves or a clud.- th.- foliauing mf hu exjet^d Gw* and oS and gamest groups that 1-* ever their power to make her lust (lays for the coming year, ft was y-oted pleasant trip through the southland John Chari - Thomas bartt me. j" uKavy Sdle bu? Kml. represented thc Blue and a!ld. The happy. She has been a member of to have hot sandwiches for sale al; the Methodist church for many and later t > the Pacific coast Mr. on Monday. Nov. 13. Mischa Elman. . j,.ud that lie began to see team didn’t always play smart foot- years and her every day Life told of the next grange dance. 'lite men arc I . planning on holding a bee In thc and Mrs. Herrington have given noted violinist, on Monday. Nov. 27; that ( a[ there Was U l, au reality to this cc- ball, hull, occasionally made some pre,tty pretty many years to carrying*on the HerKenyon. in. .m Monday. I'3,,,"Xch iw hud not Inspected’ bad blunders, but when it came* lo her love for and goad to everyone." ‘near future to rebuild the porehesj V.U1VU w. uuu uva --------. . ............ ..... I . ——— — -— — — s p’liJI i rtw»n roon «i Cleo l»kr U..C sand or-tln. ontr.lw. La.'iou huw Me, ■n> he ottered to carry the package n, fiRhllng back al at U»K their. oplKimnU op|KinenUi going home to Jesus and she loved o huiwIuv School uLso has they sold to the George F. Murray Mondav. Jan. 29r Walter Gi. ekin';. tor nc 01,1 ua to carri UK « e ... th<- old Indy. Thc third knock MuT were all there. us all. She leave-s to mourn her det»1 yoKJ System. After thc sale the family pianist. Monday. Febv. 26. ■ came, Ako . - . :Lw ' and ..id there was ii admitted wdSittrd next h”t At the hynnlng ot the nM, It -■'T;JT ■*"*{ h.« »»■«• ihtuSSn, hu­ decided that they would take a trip Pnccs for season ticket* are ven tin:1m- uuuiriiicr daui’hU-r ui of « a iiivuu, friend, whom the — seemed doubtful that the green -team. rawer, Jathn, r. one wl*uu< t»»u --------—......... <mk suter, sLi.tr, two two uminers. brother:., am and t(lres in mJnd fnr (lw, ycar through thc south. Thesjierring- reasonable. $2 00. M.tXl and Sd.l-3 aged Heavy Underwear . *.i shoemaker . i........-.v..- had a irerewe.-n known, but could couldmake makesnv pnysort sortofofa ashowiiiL' showinginin muny other rvlativcs and friend.-. wr\; /;;;ntun^irn^rh’atTh<.’r..“n i tons have fitted up a very convthl- Jor rhe emir;of five concert* who had long since died. This face of the tough schedule nheacL Tlw’fuWMl uas lM.ltl on Wednesday Sunday' Ut-^>L ri* ent. comfortable and homey car. It Reservations may be made with Mi-.- daughter’s husband had been killed As thing* turned out however the 18 aItt.rn(x.n al lhe Methxtot church. ular ular hour hour npxt next Sunday.Hunting Caps < 8unda*- ’ is mounted on a Studabakcr chassis. Si.s«m at the Banner office. to -0 ................. defeat by Eaton Rapids » few-days lew imp before m-iwe bi ui an ..li avalanche. uaumaivou. — •--- was ; th: ’ conducted by Ri v. L L- Dewey. Bur-1 ’, Club No. L of the Ladles' Aid will and contains,everything that the Tlie life of John Charles Thom-i.- aShe Heavy Sox, Cloves wished to find ------something to do worst one of ,h. the MMm Mason u, and ’the - ---------to ml in RlvcMA,-cm««ry. 1. hold a pie social at the hall Tues-, family could need—stove, electric jiaA txi'ii interesting and colorful. -------------day evening. Nov. 7. An admittance • to earn her living and a.-ked if she Hawkotere- by some means of inrrIniK,»l«r. ,«dlo. M.UU. l»d>. tK.„ ,lu.b <-r lhe *», ™to’W«d7*taiv';'eUyw fee of thro- cents will lx- charged.. and Mittens HOPE CENTER. K cS” “ "’ •to"’™?’’'1’1 -..... ? '?r iLd - — hold Howell. ’ gS^Grand — L/dge and ■ ! Mrs. Georgia Bowker. Mrs. Grace. I’le and coflre will be sold to .threat i He her Uiby could stay Until she cnilJ Lakeview for scoreless ties. At Bluer of Augtuta! Mrs. Marie Wii- . who wish it a*, five cents a serving. find a place to work. She had b< nA Howell lhe light Hostings.line was Iianw. Mr. Owen Bangiurt. and | There will be u pro-am of musjr.| will an. torn*, <o riorida. whm U . wx-.ull-. d..i.d hl» Requiring A with a problem of Mdpptog a Mr. upd Mr.\ U-on Dunning ot Del? and « one act play. Conic out and .they will Hwr.d nwr.t of the winter. p.nd'tton oi r* -‘ -------- named alter the eld man's wife, so'faced pound fullback. He [ he gave her his wjfe’s room. At thia 200 -----------«- «*wa* — stopped •*-'—’ Jan brly tn Maid, they will »l.n tor “?!, ' , were Sunday guests of Aunt join us in our pic and fun. Child Tp Study rtdc range oi time the village watchman tame to cold. ■ Wiillamv : PLEASANT RIDGE. .-ouitetn Celltanl. anti H»nd some songs !«>„ An hs O-ind Itaid. ,roam At Mason.Hastings.lud thc bail , Kate tun.- travelling through that state .on ronu Kapios prognup. px-;.the door, and ordered the light* Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Williams Mr. and Mr.;. Albert Kinne were When his eyes arc imper­ dimmed the village homes. Thc 'on the four yard line-and u goal and Utile *ons. anil Mr. and Mr-, at Jackson and Hint iver Sunday. fect may be due to thought’ They plan to return to Dowling' ’“ -------- ' in all ♦»go when time was called, thereby । old shoemaker ,wa.< heavy-hearted early next May. Their- hwt of Rw-sell’Kay and baby of Kalama^.' r, v. c. H. Petry of Mogadore, Icssnrs* or carelessness on because me the Guest nc he naa had prepan-u prepared preventing a'probable touchdown.!,spent the week end with their par- Ohio, evangelist at South Woodland the-part ot a parent. Bui­ friends wish for them a very pleas­ ! .v tv , ti.rtrt C,4 ri'< t . .mm-iiv becameIn thc iiutt minute of the game Ma- cuts. , lt i,s none-the-les* harmful ant journey and an enjoyable faca- MWHtl , n, Mr. and Mr*. Frank Leonard. I Brethren church.’ was entertained son threw a desix rale play into Uh-' Thc Hallowe'en patty at th" ut Arthur Teeter’s on Monday. lion, which they havi richly earned, ^“la Xurn of h* to thc child on that account. ■ iriim the outside, saying that Inas­ end zone which a Hunting* back-,Uciuxilimuse Tuesday night was well Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richardson Then when the child fails ' invivr- ii v ennra I it ci iril W knocked down but unfortunately in-';, Mr’ “ntl Mr“ H ,A;,rd W;,!' who hvc at studies or Is disinterest­ ; und Mrs. Edith Richardson were in hiving ii. e. tiHOi i. near Quimby, death bum: due t;» much wi the shcemukcr had received to the h^nds,ot a Manai player, who : 'attend.d. lhe weary traveller, the burdendd ed HE is blamed. Which is Mr. und Mr... Will Aldrich enterLanIng on Friday. ATTENTION! heart tKiuble! anil the widowed mother grabbed iw for the only touchdown i,tallied company from Kaluinaguo Mr. and Mrs. Ira Potter of Battle all wrong. Seek our serv­ Don’t forget the first bu.-ine.-w.Surviving are the widow, one >n. woman ices for your child's wel­ her child he hud received hi* <4 th? gumr. ! Thursday. Creek Mrs. L. E Royer ot Hastings meeting will be held at the home ot Howard, and three daughter.-:. Mr- with Against Charlotte the game; Aunt Kate .Williams Is not im- and Mrs. Doris Teeter called Thursfare. Gu< st. Mra- Senia Kelley nn Thursday. Nov.; Raymond Baehcllcr The teaching of the play is Ijeau- turned ouj to be a water carnival in­ proving us fast ;u her triends wish, day afternoon on Mrs Jennie CoaU., FiMTv , 16th,. al! day. Pet luck dinner.— I who live------stead Of .tn exhibition of football ? Sunday guests at Fred Ashbf’.-. Thc Coats Grove Nutrition Class’ ttful und the tlu/c members of t|ic Price n Twp.. Clara Schondelmeyrr, Sccy. ” *’< Louis pajll1'" ‘ cart are arti*ts,,M> the work was ef­ Both- teams were handicapped with were. Mr and Mrs. Clyde Ashby. I Will meet with Mrs. Doris Teeter the wet slippery pigskin and the.;Mr. and Mr:. Ed Withey. Milton | Nov. 15 at one o'clock sharp. Old fectively done. *■ EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Air. Blacka'ller afeo puts on a Seth muddy ground underfoot. Hosting.- Warner. Misa Inez Ashby of Kula- 'members are requested to bring all The funeral wa-s held on Tue Circle No. 1 of the M E. Ladle.-' ar nntl ark.‘t -Sunday night program, w;.ntid to win this game more than inaroo anu Phone 2634 Hastings and ,Mr. and Mrjl Mra. uinuc Lihue vox Cox. «xu-n»>on < xtentjon matcruu material uicy they nave have tor for re-; reAid will meet with Mrs. J- D. Mur­ on, «1HT Bunns »nd it c „,„ C1„k ,„ M„,nlort BANNER WAJiT ADVS. FAY. i vinw wrirlrwort MMiitnfnrrl u-u.lfor*. f-e.L.r dock. 13! E, Center st. Nov. 15 - iiy restdenue. Rev. c M. Conklin of- which ail radio fans have heard-’ It .-icemed for.a time th»t they would B1,rn lo clarence Payne nnd wife, nurse, wlll give a short talk. AnyllctatitiK- Burial in Valley Home a M*d to arrong Rcna Hauer, Secy. but n last minute drive by Charlotte ;1 daUgjU(.r, cne interested is invited to come. I cemetery.. saIcr’ combined with some good breaks ________ e t netted a whining touchdown and ADAMS LAKE. | ' gave them an 8 to 6 victory- A Mr gnd Mrs M‘arcUs B;d.|cy spent sponsored A Silver Miatal Co .vtrong Alumni team whs next on the gund Uj Mr d Mf5 T „ j by the W. C T. V was held at the Two cars.came together Monday I Martin *'orn.-'r.s church Sunday forv.-iojm.'at about ten o’clock. ju.-»t schedule and they were doped to Ketchum at Martin by three touchdowns «t least.. Ry|h McKlbbin and Dick Foote > evening. The contestants were Irene west of thc bend in Green street. win ^9 Hastings,,Michigan • Telephone* 2211-2557 HL— „ evening und | Jones. Arl.’a.Meyers. Win Bachman, one of thc drivers was Dr. Wedel of but the trappy Hawk-sters tough. vprt. Loren Ovun-jmith and* Marguerite Freeport, who was going from the them ta a standstill and the game Sunday of the latter* stater. .Mr. PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 12TH ended tn a scorelrav tit. and Mr.,. MerkCount at Kalama• The medal was won by Iren - hospital dawn town; lhe other car Jone Mr and Mr.- Rnland Valcn- u.is titiven by Archie Woodman. w!v» The boys are not very enthusiastic < SUNDAY — MONDAY but v,0,a McK1N,,n s,,„<,«>■ In tine „.... iv< ____ two musical . numbers and nua .with him his father. L. D. rtout.tteir unH Ik, thu couch... «>plenty pruuU o „ lr , EllckM)n ot Mr. and Mr. W nnoy Kelsey gave u W<Kidmnn. both residents of Orange­ them. Coach Hawthorne says that loranncvlllc. 1 duel The Judges’were. Mrs. Chest i r ville. ralibre. Headed by Bing Crosby. Jack Oakie, Richard Arlen. Mr. und Mrs. George Davenport f Smitii of Nr‘’hnl!c, Mrs,Lyle Fisht-; It appears that on both aides .of this year’s leant is the Hne&L Carlisle', the comedy tram of Burns and Allen, in tins l“rA,1'. A £ „ ”Vand BlancheMary spent Sunday with nnd Miss Alice WiieUtone. Mrs Mil­ Green streets there- were piles of S/^oach Y«T hM invltml ‘thnlr dai‘«iu‘'r “nrt l“m‘ly. Mr. and iunrful comedy farce of College IJfe— lie Fisher gave thc following rrad- burning leaves and th.- smoke hung Always Tender Lb; iqgs "It's better to build a fence a. lov A th - driver* appra.chtd this Mrs Dale Norman ............................ J the whole Warn to Ann Arbir to see Rev g rto Muuger and f Bm uy of the top bl the CUfl than an am­ place they slackened the speed of wil, ,„„ bulance down lit the Valley" and tlu’ir cars, and were not going fast Ite Mlnncau «unw .nd urc lh,As an added comedy feature ure also have LAUREL 4. HARDY tuned? Jim ortMrehnwnt e>eni Sunday Oe•‘At Sixteen." when they crashed into each other. _________ , , uk , them! in their latrst—"MIDNIGHT PATROL" ; ning callers tn the George McKlb-; Smoked Picnics Sh.nkicn. 4 to 6 it». ■»., ib. ]0c l-urtur.atcly no one was hurt but DEATn OE w< A RENDER- -------------------------------And the Pallic News of up-lo-the- minute events. both care were badly damaged. . silOTT 6n FRIDAY ’bin b°me Rev. Munger and family Pork Shoulder Roasts A holly contested .mt ws» toed in —------------ThetrkMb M WIlhLm Alw™ .U'.uM <hr c E .M ttv-MhADULTS 25 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS circuit court last week Wednesday. ,rAXSIXn or MBS. 1VUJ5 , HeMenbdtl «rr wddmrt U l».rl£» ”nrlc" •* Y*nkM 8=«‘I'S" Fresh Ground Hamburg 3 ib». 25c 1: fca.- lhe case oi Winifred Dunn v*. ' I'AKSELl. WOOI.MAXME- 01 drain which oceiirml nn i ri- da" the Estate ot William It. Wickwjrr. Home Made Pork Sausage Mrs Lydia Parnell Woodmansee. dny „u,lu' aboi»t ten o'clock at Ins Tllt’ c E inPCUn8 at the home of 2 lbs. 25c COUPON - TUESDA Y NIGHT- COUPON The complainant was represented by’ aged a: al M. al her home tone in u> Dou-ltx>w|. |fcajgHendenlwU dlalraat ne He • '-?1 McK'dbma atloUed. 7J. died a: w|ne UI ,nt. ltenaerjnou custru ” »aj ~ well ---- --------Archie McDonald and thc estate by !:ng Lamb Chops lb. 20c • •• ■ on <>n Friday FririuK about utwint 5:30 g .to P p m All Fraurenort a nleasant M . she Mie L. s survived by hta widow... Mr.. rcP°rl “cvenmc Peasantitncnt evening spent BARBARA STANWYCK Steps out again this time with two of Kim Sigler. . . i-. survived by one.son. Harry, and c(,s Hendershott, three son*. Clyde' ’ * ECHOES. r thc Screen's leading male »Ur», OTTO KRL'OER and RALPH Beef Roa*t Swift Branded lb 14c POWERS Mrs- Dunn sued Che Wickwir- Es- thro? grandchildren. Parnell V. o| HMUnj£ Mf|Vl|k ut Kalam..«»» of Hastings- Melville oi Kalamazoo BELLAMY, In Olive and George. Mrs. Woodmansee and lP1. a, ui^o on,, daughter.; Lean Salt Pork ib. 10c We arc dad to see our mailman. came from New \ork to Baltimore Mf> u.»,n aIocum of jjam,. Crv(.fe Ray Scrven} back on the route, aft­ supphe* furnLhcd by ImthsU and towivirtp when she was 12 yean, of Eck-Rich Oleo - services were ■held -- at- thc • 3 ib*- 25c Funeral , a two week..' absence on account her husband. The jury, after - .- abaut ------ -ge -..{h had lived on the same place1 heme on Monday afternoon at two er This picture is now playing In the leading theaters through­ ,ot illness. •n. brought• for yrars .. a half hour oi kleliberuitor.. out lhe country. , , o’clock. Rev. C- M. Conklin officialHOLLAND Ma(d ri.. i’i ilw ----»t - <>-Thc Misses Abbie and Grace in a verdict of the lull diii'jUl; amount’. of rw lun-rwl• — Will UH huo, ■ lns B,,na, u, lhP tx.wlmj crnwlety. Marsh of Cassopolis returned to^ Sl^OO.W). A novelty subject—"HAWAIIAN FANTASY,” and Sunday afternoon at two o'clock.. —.......... Mr. HhulmMlt ... well mown their home Sunday accmniNanied by Rev J. W; Kitching officiating In­ and highly rosiwcleti in the com­ Microscopic Mysteries also featured. A TIMELY ADDBL^S. their nephew. Miner Buhner, and munity where he had lived so long, wife with whom they have beenCt-l Roy Vanderpook- pre-*KU«;t of terment in the Union cemetery. ADULTS WITH COUPON TEN CENTS ONLY having resided on the same place spending rhe past week. the Mlchigafi Railroads A-oiitatt n. SHULTZ OR FREEPORT BUTTER Ib. 26c aud an adjacent farm for his entire j .-p ike at thc cqmm«-rrial Club vane Wo'ring entertainedI thc Ro- ---zr--"-;-• ,.. Miss- *-' Daisy a‘sy rrost Frost ana and mr Mr ugni; Light’ K» Johns Uli.,. spent . .A-,.., Bandar...... lew iher __ Hu rtwu-.-.t th- t.irv UIUU club mihiua Monday uuwiwnii.it noon with a chalk . . tx’ cft St. with WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY —yesterday.noon -• ...... - ........ ..... • >ru> railroads, runrrtaHK onino an on art<i>4. Miy ., uk .. Mr ... wotnng; >u ----to ..the . parents. Mr — — •»/___ ---status ot the giving antended artist ot .. bereaved ones. andj Mrs. Henry — Frost CLIVE BROOK. GEORGE RAFT and ALLISON SKIP WORTH dre.-,s that was interesting and t > Bt>tiHy m his line. The twee with Mr. und Mra. Virgil Andrews and NORRIS REUNION. Watch for GROCERY SPECIALS In which the member-ci thit club p.u i ht. carried on an ir.tonning Jennie nwru hues --------------------------------------------Lucy u,tle daughter of Augusta were sun ­ Jennie . J‘ day guest:, of nf her Ha, brother, hrn.K*. Arthur A-.hn. mtrtw. a.f.rtiu... w» M .Norris. M MBs J KwT close attention. We ar,. art A..rrv .sorry tin,. U'l*' .4;K uh;|r hr miuie the ylcturvs Wltw NMrs A-G Handbill ^Friday we have not room this w eek to cc ... n. _ ..K'p His U.c talk !i>lk was u*uc tvr. flrti. and .1-/1 and. ___ .. .. Kz*tff,tra ' — trmmkab.r Ka.uc Notns ot. __ Prague, “^tord t.n,l and lanilli family ment. because What he said wti.DELIVERIES AT 8.-00 <n(l 10.00 m.and 3:00 p. m. ■' JncTpim. and his sketches ia» e Tew ksbury and daughter.800 Cdr“;r <» Grand Rapids was A new two reel comedy—’ WORLD CHAMP" and worthy of extended mention. W ■ niuIgHbly good Barbara. Mr and Mr Merrell J h(f":ie ^nda>” plan to do so, however, in our nex’ ------ ------ a a «-------Tewksbury and daughter. Vivian ,„52v?,rlc* ,,0UM!r Ic,t Monday to al­ ADULTS 15 CENTS HILDRLN 10 CENTS issue. a, EXTENSION (,'LASci . n-i a,ld Clarence spriiigcT. all oi Grand 'U ud t*11? Grange convention at Alma Telephone ! FvtenCiiui Hastings, Mrmtar. of Exumion Clas < N- R ., L. £j nd Mrs John Ni)rni us a delegate of Pomona Grange. ,L 2 -nd 4 are wked H meet m thr "*• J Mr. mid Mrs. Homer Yecklcy ot 2272 Michigan Hospital Guild No. 7 nicer* with Community room Jn the NaUonal r“erLd Hine^ind Mrl AdS PcJu»>l vis-Urd their children. Mr. FRIDAY — SATURDAY Mr?. John Engle. So. Jcfleraon St. bank building on Thursday. Nov. 16 Springer and daughters nf Hastings.: an'J Mr> Earl Travl*, Sunday. A combination of stars that always please will be found in this on Wednesday afternoon. Nov is Burdute Norrisobserves of Yankee attraction. EDWARD G. ROBINSON and KAY FRANCIS in Atlanta Jojirnal that spring* this and Miss Hester Haight of springm all members ulio ran arc” urged to came. Vi--<uor» welcome Click No 3 of the M. E. church pwt wen? Sunday guests o. Mi and 'ijj-.enncn put out a let of lintiaciMiih meets t»i the home of Mr*.' Ella W. J. Nansmeager returns—Arkansas GtuMtc A beautiful coiortone revue—"HELLO POP'* and CIRCLE NO. 8. Hammond South Jefieraon st. Fri- Plans were.made for the annual ‘' STORES STORES Mlekey Mouse Cartoon. day. rt\,v in Visitors welcome. rctuiiou ot lhe de.-n.endenu ot Jaiuc-. Tilings are picking up everywhere. with Mr.-. Nellie Hewitt Wcdnesdjiy ,, --Notru. an early pioneer ot Yankee, and soon a, baby a bank wifi rattle ADULTS U.CENTS CUILDREN 10 CENTS afternoon. Nor. 15. at 205 South Mexico nas 28 states, yiree ter- Springs towmlup. he having located again when shaken.—Helena Inde। Wuhington. ‘ntones, and a federal district. ' there in 1838. I• pendent. pendent. - CLOTHES SHOP Visit This Store Before You Buy Your WINTER WEAR for Men and Boys Compare Our Prices and Quality Deer Hunters SOO GOODS WATERS CLOTHES SHOP If it isn’t good, we don't carry it ’ L. V. BESSMER Smoked Hams 15° Cube Steak riTAM IIIAIIF “COLLEGE HUMOR** “EVER IN MY HEART** BUTTER 23c “THE MIDNIGHT CLUB'* [FELDPAUSCHS FOOD “I LOVED A WOMAN** AFFILIATED STORE | �—- ------------- — ' 7 Sporting Items ICW FIRE INS' _ T^tE HASTINGS BANNER, WTDNE8DAY, NOVEMBER 8 19’J । Blf^SlTIIECEWSB sass! BEING TIKEII MIDDLEVILLE BEATS COMSTOCK PARK 7—6. (Continued from j>age one) *"*! ,0°°U°“-11” W> OBITUARY. COUNTY LINE. Ann omrtt w’*»n °°ro in' Rev- and Mra. Gunner, Mias I Livingston comity..New county.-New York. t»e«nciu«T, Schneider! mts Mra.. d S.. jP. Schuler • York.' I*i'1ugston *. senuter U?* “SoSLr’S’-.SS? ,hl' M1”. &M,rd' • Iff — Etta and ■“ « BegflEj IToxr.m, Bn,-------------------------— tnoniinutaTT-----------------------Jl^tx«fO“r^hlldren o! Benjamin! Mr. and Mrs. Wa (Continued from page one) i"1IM,r^ary ad’ett' her outers. Mac- Lucille and Loren, with the United /it cs nre uTTio, Doorfao m'S' SIXES’ ™»h" The Middleville Orlditers took mounted collection -> ~vcral years. At the Saturday .evening. their 4th win Of the season from a! n.llive feri« ’ ----------ure J2S..JS?"l “«t»f a “ unued nuurw Mr< llLJ .Idee hu.J*„ LnEin »*a 3u-t!>,. I?.,L^ ,2'w?.lnin_,nan 'u«e ‘IO o <^V\ “J.£O1 i!»£rt h^_n2LR, *U-r and and hus ^Mtrong Comstock Park t-kven Friday h d ,n“dl>^s «>'**« Saturday evening., 'Bower p ®,K‘Jd wante-Mra. Arnie. John L Kinney of Avon. New York .bind from Big Rapids came Saturnight with a score of 7-8 i^. form p“rt of an exhlWt *’• ■ u e*P«ted tlul delegates will Tyler ‘ 1 N R U Mrs’ Avk jin । !n 1892 they moved to Michigan.Jo-1 Michigan. jJ-! day to attend the fuiwraJ funeralC of* of her The Middleville wxxe within *‘U<11W1 muUc “» Lon* >- ; *<_ P nt‘J"*" from B11 all ,M,rU parts ,,f of t,Mthe Iu HatThe• den&ua , v v )rating rating on on aa farm farm inin Kent Kent county, county, uncle, uncle. Leonard Leonard Wachter Wachter. i• 1"'. ."''J' 1' no -ehtMmt -rO^-U-*te« thine* thltaf that mat h»« haj mc yrec* oistnct. which includes Al- ■ .>m»te« T,M; be taken must be GL™.'/!"'. near FrecixMt. Having children of ' °n<’ of the saddest “ BBUlclerk (hdroan. Sadts RuL??^ m thc hap^Jd here m rveumad . Coputock IuraMe „„ lhc 1“ TTa M ‘ Creek, also from otlier points. Thu ■ **" *,irn n,4kt « registration of years came and made her that of the death of Leonard Warh^ i ?!>■,*. '•*“■ Sml"‘ of lhe BiroSan !" ““ ““““ W li»'« pay'lionutn “S! WrhiDthnTJ“1ns V•t“ l!■«• > ,c* »«»• be“n|‘ hcld.’the nlrt ,“*u' lo to pHy:h °n“‘ «itl. *“h U> Untu her marringn j t'T of East Woodland, when he was netted thc score. Comstock Alaska. Canada Nova t m.’ in M,c,u R-‘» lhl Michigan this« fall. Miss MLss Frieda Ule o,d SJf’, )«nsiun ,xn?t10M tux tax of S2.U0 >2.00 peri p-r, to Warren’H. Bachelor. July »i * taken suddenty ill last week Mnn ' Parka score came in the third quar- Bermuda, nJtu. - i ^Jh OUcn OUc*’ and MIm Florence ------------' '••Craven. ueraan. ‘7’° > Thu «m will include -----every one J W0 Mi Kmnev pxswl ,way Til day momin? wten s iS w when Wh,u„. rtghl batr. talarexecutives -------------from Battle- Creek, w.„ wlll *1*’21 >**r» <4 age << 0\cr. following November Mrs Kinney broke, and tut ThurJn5v repted a Middleville para and ran ganized a Cam»»1 Fira r?'1x1 prv nt ,o lwaUt P'r" "." •“‘■t,hc ,h' local\om1"-' ------ «rlS?4r2rt?k2r*’1!! hr 'win io Fr^ix,.! •'Vmo.n. Hr k.m !o ma.STlTu ^Thls*^ f°rt)“ tJ>uch^own Juiieau and hSF a gteto,*Sp hi *"•—’ cmp „„ ,u.rtl.„. K S „!? .uTg.’SK I *«» Z!<■. u'S,;"S.^TOXth^> ”» !el^ “ld Clf*C<1 ,hc “"d *»« tadng'J’h^lnfui .pumorlng “ L* IluU ‘n"*” ***‘>ich is ««;■ Person who U'j Is J B. B Wo|f and“"conu>u tul «. w whloh l»;“W “ t “" !»'«>» Wall of Carlton c”lWn^S ™ ! Mr si and Mr. w .. .................... —I K CaBrnaX^ XfYSXrS OuT^f w*nor- niewage to everyone Interested’in aU",d-’ ?‘:,k 'h‘Kn , !»»«l I,nu<d <» to I've live with her husband^nd Cadniac ^preraive 2? mannor; » “vc. out a »’hich will be for-u; -his two daughter;. Vesda and Bcr- of their brother-in-law Saturday1** < .'„" ^,,0, u .................. v-«NaMn-ilic. Wayiand.“"Mar't‘in. hTnd charge o 25 cento each will be nuiie ,o. ^'”8 “nd the other |lha.. nt ----Saturday. | ' {Snrrt.lw.!, Dm>l* • !.— —. .- ■ . . nt their their Freeport Fracport home Itmne until until, ----- -----1-------■ - -----------------w„,vtl uino \-oJ"a7e mt^rtZi*t < t Reld^ bJ Clerk' T 8 K ’“i23 W *Tn ,h<?y n°',d to n ‘slSl«B when they ’mmwd Hastings NORTHEAST IRVING. won 3 and lost only Wayland 0-0. ih.lCIL^l5 time. of . „n*l“ Ea,th" £l*y ot Camp■ i Sunday a'tenwun with Mr.i. Miss Iris Wieland. . ——" ||----- tut*’... I>k»*v 7. °* d ’ x 7 ‘ ons Th'; pay: having departed this life fn 1921. • — v«u ixnu;ous. me lite in it»t aI‘n ^*rs‘ d°i,n Kollar of near on or before ! Liter dafithtJr sidi^Barh^ tut m SundMy af,crD«»n > __ _ t---_ 1 * a a fc-------------.. । ments merits must be -made m ill.* An u _ Mrs .. . . .. • to pay. or re*, elor. several nie<S? gShlKn “r’J^d ° L’ "V1* br,ng a nne ot aild a host ol tielghbors and friends 'n Mr‘ a,,’d.Mrs- Henry Fry and fam-1 I *100 or 90 days In jail, or troth fine ’ She was converted to the Christian *' Spcnt the **** end in Ind*“»“ I 6^0046 DANCING! c u pu CMii । rftWssrnn“ “ u’^r. IL thSuih £1“ ntirf 1* Sunday -i* her£££ or !lfc-member of the JB£11“nd Mrs W,'?l,-y B‘ough and ot SPECIALS At the Rexall Store Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Nov. 9,10,11 Colgate’s Cashmere Bo- 1 Ib. Epsom Salta, 4 Ac quet Soap—25c Medicnial |U size 10c; 3 for C3 Colgate’s Tooth 4 ftc 1 ib. jar Assorted P>Ae Filled Candies Cw Paste |3 Vs lb. Chocolate 4 ftc 25c Klenxo Fa* 4 Qc Creams |U cia! Tissues 1 W 50c Gold Edge 16 oz. Almond QQc Playing Cards vO Hand Lotion _ Ww 5 yards x 1 in. qq( Spirits of Cam* OCc Adhesive Tape Cw phor, U S P _ CO Crazy Water Crystals <t-a en | JL R.dio Adveiliwd — We Save You the Podage—30 DAYS' Treatment '■ Sam Eckert has been having in- ' ; fiction in his foot thc past week ' *llXl »’’d ’•»; Motncr i> gone frut not forgotten. Mr and Mrs Earl Oier enter-' , taha-d company from Jackson Sun-, The REXALL ■nil w<- meet her on Heaven’s* shore'',,’VJr Mrr' Aha Moore, nnd ES-'I ; the taxS?e«8terl"’'Jc?^eXneni tO "D1'stu’e old age pension board Goods Delivered ------------------------- jern of Freeport spent Sunday with 1 We believe thc supervisors the hn“-*stlmatert that there are 14,000 C ARLTON CENTER. ," , and Mr’ Arthur Moore and I I township boards and all who arc . ^x-r’ons bi Barry county 21 years of Ml.ra Ardis Allerding and Miss I * ' * •wilbta I« making tn. tax Hud-! S? Juatut. Jimnita Marlaw Marlow or of ItattaL. Hastings spent----------------------------- —---------- i—Stltvvrlav wills .I...It ... —” , ' 'MBd^helr^tiUt .............. - •tajuc . C.IIMJII U» nraplf or Bvr, county. The, £“X nail* S? "“'I n “ ui ; Flint visited their parents. Mr. and have made a success of it 1 5 ta,e board wU1 «*nd Mrs. Minn Elliott, and other relaAs we explained In an article la.it c28;?0® <?rds,for thr enrollment. tlves over the week end. : week the reduction In the amount L..1., h“U’s fiU‘u‘ or mu«deipal inMrs. L Hulliberger pa.'/uxl away whlch Barry county contributes to ! 4°’“' or a’jy Pers°n receiving thc state is more apparent than real Uc,lr“rt money from any source, will Monday night at thc home of her sister. Mr. and Jlrs Wm. Crock­ As a matter of fact: while the state ,’^"1^^Lpay U,c M M ford. after a long illness. Funeral! tax levy on property was cut by ?u“. ltax Al others must pay if about *89.000. there has been added *n-U? ‘ ‘ ' : CLEAR LAKE LODGE DOWLING,MICH. FRIDAY Square & Hound dances SATURDAY Ardiie’s Bold Little Carveth & Stebbins Store (Continue^ from page one) ___________________ “k,nd! In Woodland thc amount to be :days ^2 y^.30 wnt ama,,pr than • .xx^r^on DoifsWewi . Band. Be fashionable, be present WEDNESDAY Latest tunes and dances . ..‘with the latest band! I return to the state not less than *•••> !BEANO/ Hi tllv jovy put utx>n tile DeOnk** . ► Tuesday Night: 8:30 J -.. ................ 22dss ., 200 Hogs... 50 Head Cattle MUST be SOLD by December 31 20 lbs. This will be the LARGEST SALE of meats ever held in Hastings in so short a time! Beef Steak 3.25c YOUR CHOICE OF ROUND, SWISS OR SIRLOIN ib7c Hamburg Steak 5 25c Spare Ribs 10c Chunk Pork Sausage 5 25c Salt Pork Pork IslVCl? Pork Chops 12}c Farmer Style Ib. Streaked with Just Right Lb.. Streaked With Lean Ftom teeth killed pig. |b. Ham Pork Roasts 1OC Lean fb, Try Soma for Breakfast ladrcl Hogs With the Oil Kept In Fre.h Dressed ' ib. lbs. Whole or Half 61/4C GEO SMITH!* The man with the smallest cooler, doing the most business MARKET OPEN WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS I but w"!.*,‘7the'wr,?'i'nder • ■ • iu of this county, to provide lhe cash' ln^“ll8ath>n.s they may make, for the old age juruiona, which will' Jy '-rotion .list of peIMMM be 820X100 at leaat. This, win be in J"thln county who are •eligible to pay yearly tax for old otie i«. ! d ,3th’ ‘ wrr- wil* the form of a head tax of *2.00 for! 1,0 n"v the '~~be' ~’Jcompleted pensions must by De- f rirnJb fe‘\ nt ttie ,ocal M’' each person 21 years old or over; 15. The s payment of the ,,l<"«ftemoon and but it will be none the less a tax. jeember j ‘.O uraX “,Vtux 1“I,» ™''12kr • Willie the .county will actually1, wL°^.dl raise for the state, or pay as thc re- ; be made pn or before March 4. 1934 I Rapids wllj^six-S (iraa? mhim rtoJTfoT suit of slate laws, considerably more ' Kbort oMtSmctlon^fo th^uper«««u arneara realise JT AlTa^ than it did a year ago, the burden J* ,n®lruct,°n In the super- I treat in store for has been eased on real estate, which Alsora room ,Ml ,,'r •had been Increasingly overburdened for many years, pwnera of prop- ict“1’u-s-Willard Nash of Laiuinv criy will notice the reduction when Any-person to receive qn old age the week with his parents Mr’’nna , they pay their taxes. Jpen41oJi m.l“‘ ,x' 70 age or Mrs.ljUv Nol, ’ ttnd -------- --- ----------- -- ---------------over. The limit of the pension Is $30. Mr land Mrs stnfTv w i ■ 1 E-ch case w.ll be fams- zno ? Sun”ny Ss o( X’r“X ■■"■■’I • d T lL amouut °F lhc pension Mrs. Calvin Sleffv am! Mr — ~ 1,'will W11 be determined bv by the county Mrs. John u.,t»rnV. “Md ■ i board on the basis of the merit o!, ,W.UrC’ for“«r resident of Carlton townslup but now living at Quimby, died Sunday after a long I •£*«“” who Iw-incx been a citizen of lllnera ° da>. af,er a k» “ ijint-sy. I 8ta.l,s .al k'ast >ears Mus Miss Mercy Mercy Osborne Usbomc. who who h.. has I■S t havc *ved ln thls !4alc fof been vn enjoying rtilnvinn a« month’s vacating . .. u ■ at least ten years continuously ‘returned to her work at Ann<Art?i I previous to March 1. 1934. No per*! hospital last wrak Arb°r ■ .son 1! who Ls an inmate of a;1 males Six Kalamazoo ’ r<>ll<.<. n ’< ji.«L I'Stm 1,u‘Uution . *nnd 110 . person of Mrs. Calvin Steffv J Play All Evening for 25c! ‘ ! < Roasts ■ ......uunaf,1 ■—^ 1 "7^uz U from the nation', capitol I nx,h,,jr own .times and places! ford, thenaxt three »7eks it:! •'tVh"771lonr,Oir.*,m Shoulder Pork Phone 2131 a- WL ■ *‘k» »«* deserted a wife ora hus- U- borne > met at her home L Si I S?. d Can ntTlvc a Pt,wton' No per-, night and surprised her with I TJi reSiic a ,x niion 11 be or Shower for little Gordon Ei* een?* I ^*?ia LhUd.Or Other rv,atl‘.’e who Stefly. A very delightful tlt^ I, ’‘gaily lyjund to support him. No ’ had. after which del clous’ reti-Mif* l.bne can receive an old age pension ments were, rerved ”**' ■ ■ if he or she owns over $3,500 worth .------------*-*•♦ I of property. If a person ownin.; SlIULTL I EI2Pfr,y.rccchTS a Pension, that 1/,r- and Mrs. James Clark and I pension becomes a lien on that Mr’ nnd Mrs. Max Blosser of Knl3 I"2-,5er CcMt lnter- t‘.Kln7'^) wcre Sunday guests at Wm Lest added each year. jchamberlain’s. e If nny doubt “ to the M”- Kathryn Hart was called to I,financial standing of any person |Orand Rapids Tuesday on account who asks for an old pemion,. ’ the serious lllnera of her sS Lthat person may. be required to flic !-'rr'- Manon Toringa. when she re­ a nnacial report evefy y.ear. so that' ’unx-d Saturday. Mrs. Toringa s ;the tiounty o,d age pension board i‘x’!,d,,ion was sightly improved, can decide as to the ability of the!. Mr- a,ld Mrs. George Fuller have Reraon to support^iimseJf or herself.,bwn Maying at the home of An—. drew Smith thc past week. They exI<Ii Naturally tiu» the An...u,.„ question —, arises: I When can, applications be made by1 pe^ to move t° Plainwell soon. I persons 70 years old or over who de-• »» . Misses Kathryn and Lois and .Mre to receive, nnd think they are. Master Frederick Clouse entertained entitled to receive, an old age pen-• teiemls nt a Hallowe en partv ** ’ Lsion? Applications cannot be made, Tuesday evening. H before December 15. No one will be. The Community Club at Mrs. Wm. Lpaid an old age pension until after. Gates Thursday was well attended. .January 1. 1934. lhe next meeting will be enter­ tained by Mrs. Vert Robinson for |J OBITUARY. the annual Christmas party. A Ladies’ Aid was organized nl the ■ William Alonzo Hendershott, only ■ son of Robert E. and Caroline Hcn- home of Mrs. Andrew Smith Wed­ ■ dershott. was bom in Baltimore nesday evening. An interesting pro­ ■ i township. Nov. 18. 1859. and depart - gram of activities lias been ar■ led this life. Nov. 3. 1933. aged 73 SSl w,?frh f0r furlher an* IP”- n, moa - 15 days. He had lived nouneements. R^v- Norton and Rev. Holtz Of ■ all his life in the vicinity of Hender■ shot. Hendershot Corners .having Cloverdale aftehded the Ministerial I1 been named from the family name. conference in Battle Creek Wednes11 He was united in marriage to FrnnMrs. Byron Lewis entertained thc , l.ces Crow. Feb. 19. 1882. Four chll■ dren, with the widow, survive his Shultz Echoes" Friday evening. The I j Phasing. Clyde of Hastings. Melville contest ended with only n very few I of Kalamaatfo. Venna of Battle points difference so it was decided to I • Creek and Leo residing at home, one rame sHppcr ,n ,he o,d “tore I sister, Mrs. Calin Patton and five building next Friday evening at 7:00. I; grandchildren. Early in life he Mrs. Norton is chairman of the eats and site wlll roll you what I i Joined the Methodist church and committee ! I. has always been a most faithful to. furnish. Everyone invitxfd. I member Having come from a sturdy , Sympathy U extended to little I1 pioneer family he did not give up pehn Babcock who broke his leg one last week. He will be jn a cast I iuntil he was stricken with paralysis. day ‘ Dec. 15. j He was a kind and loving husband until ' • and futlier and only those who lose, . Miss Barbara Chamberlain spent I. can know the sorrow of his passing. Thursday and Friday In Kalamazoo । Not now. but in the coming years. Clark^ , ’ °’ heF sUUrr’ Mrs- Qrafo . It may be in the better land, >»> «vnu I Will* read me the iHcauing meaning ot of our tears; tears! T• .M,!? and Mrs Harold Durkee of I /And J there, ±r—. sometime, rcxrl™.;. we'll ~ ;i; under- Ha5110®-1 »P«nt Sunday evening wltli ]Mr- “nd Mrs. Byron Lewis. stand. God knows the way. he holds the_ t IorS*^ Sunday School at ICrf ™._: *2_ ____ preaching, service at 1100 • key. v-■ He guides us with unerring hand; evening service at 8:00. Sometime with tearless eyes well That new step? the ■ Nira." invent­ Sec. • Yes, there, up there, we’ll undcr- ed by dancing masters, is said to be novel. Probably it lias no "hesltastand. tMton" or reverse movementGeorge Bernard Shaw remarks Louisville courier Journal. I that the American has "a rage for •The motorist who hesitetes Is one I publicity," Then Q. B. s. qualified who hears the sound of an ap­ 100 per cent for American citizen­ proaching motorcycle.—Los Angeles ship. ’“*37 ‘*’■5 *d’ mintS„P""?eI,r pl"'iXr* energ^and”which" "''‘P ou” .,:xLb,wra’F;r;o”.:rbl.“p^:r-fh' b'“s Basement Features This Week 70x80 Single I 60 x 80 Deep Nap . Blanket DOUBLE $<98 BLANKETS 69c Plaid or Plain 3 lb. Quilted Cotton Batts 72x84 Deep Nap 70x80 Fine,Cotton Blanket Blanket Single Double 39c A Special Purchase ! a Ladies Fur Trimmed Winter Coats Duro 81x99 Wool SHEETS Snow Suits $<*98 69c 8 oz. Cotton 4 Ac Batt 1 U White Outing OQc 5-yd. cuts _ VW Stevens Linen Crash 5-yard CEc cuts Ov Plain color 4 Fjc Print 13 Nutone Print 4 4 c Color fast _ II Odds and Ends — Remnants, % Price Boys' Sweaters 79c Men’s Work Pants $<OO Helmets with Goggles Ow Suede Snow £4 A A Suit.________ 1 .QU Men’s 15- Wool $4 Union Suits I aCw Men’s Chambray Shirts �MOI FOUR ---------------------------------- 1------------ --------------------------------------------------f------------------------------------- THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNWDAT, NOVEMBER », 1M1 school in Orangeville last Sat Mrs. Pearl Smith Is keeping' iwuse ' Mias Feme CHly of Katamaroo urday. She will teach in South Pine for Mra. Ida William* near Nash- virtted friends here over the week lake district the coming winter. vine and expects to remain there all end. "Some have said that it Is not the t . ’i Angus McDonald and Frank winter. I _. „ The attendance at the M E. 8unbusiness of private men to meddle returned from^Dako *—*------- r wm Tips • ■ • . *.nJ nM m“1' ln 1°” '“ner.1 oi Mr. wolf, u IM ....*“* T“ "81.oSK with government—a bold and diaCOOK BBUII, B4ilor». . 'M. Vt E wort''1 — - ।; with that ’t*le. mi E. church at Hastings ia*t last Tue:> Tur:- interest 1* te being sbown'ta^Xte shown in the work iicneat saying whj s fit to come I1 Mra. Mattle ,8Spau ding entertained day day afternoon. afternoon. Interment Interment wu was m in thd tM Intereitln* Interestina program* nroaram* are arr behw hrlrw'l TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. p ? u ‘ dl "< entertained iteve.sty eighth vkab from no mouth hat of a tyMr. and Mra. M.r- «« Mrs Wolfe given eacn each aunaay Bunday ano and aa cordtal'in-1 cordtel in-| ra. Andy Andy Haven Haven and and ®®hanor^ th^ramh l0C*1 c,,ni*‘cry w. nu...- given -------------------~----------- rant or a slave. ' r\fiat private daughter. Lucy, of rwldenta ot »"2 ^iwr' far •* illation is given '« to *» all who do M Bailie-Creek Baltic.Creek and .nd KiHhdav n? lir^aLhte^Ktabte “*.'« *> not do with gov­ ,«ty as: The occasion wa* highly enjoyed by group O f friends here who extend ernment is to aay that private men Mr Mr*. Owen Moore of near Has-; « ouy f. H.v.„11rdGr’’ul^i"ES -*-'M " llnSJ u ‘forodinB • few dajr» here --- ----- . . have nothing to do with their own ’ .2. ’ 'iT ' on thg dining table wa* a large Mra. Moul.cn Muskegon is with her daughter, who la working; IX BAEkY^orNTY. YEAR. Bi.oo happiness or misery; that people family. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blakeney will !"n'wndlrV (h^ rT* Handing lending H>me some timAvlth time with her her daughdauxh- it at lhe George Leonard home , is BABRY COUXTY nix mosths not ought not to concern themselves leave for Ktesimincc. Florida, today "" “?”***•’“*” ' t“”'1 ter. Mp Roy r&gler. Dick Moulton ] Hallowe'en was a wild night here. I R«* ... B(If .'.RV r.HATV three MOXTHs whether ........... they are .............................. i» •-(»»«». i naked or dothed.w,n spcnd lhe w,n,cr 2fte from hSyouM trfends^to U *ith hU ra‘her Bt Muskegon dur­ callii A larae number of the older boys! *' i#"“raxes’ . /I? or «»^»d- delved or Instruct; Mr and Mrs Frank Ickes expect 5*™^ wJhiJ sta^rely^that ,n« ,xr vWl **«' nnd giftf got together for some fun ; ML OXB.. fl,. protected-or destroyed.-Cato. ,o,7rlnJ?*Tr‘" 'might have many happy return* The P T. A. chicken aupper at but as is «o often the case in such from ji.au in *i»v*m>u se f General George Washington Mr Bnd Mrs Joa. Bower of Fow, he day. 1 the Maaonte Temple last Wednesday a group, they went too far with (L ML FOREIGN st'uscRii-Tio.ss. ONR “ t,rncraj ueorge Washington Jer and Mr and w„ John Wigner M evening wax well attended and their pranks Deputy Sheriff Her­ YE*a i.N atiVANcE........,: uo could we the manner in which the of Detroit were gue*U of Mr. and' '£0^^^ a^XS -------------- -------* - .. which . .' r--»——«wit man Renach was on the scene and FOR YOUR \ / end. ■■ ■ -■—1------------------ . ■ 1 ■■ ■; interests of America have been Mra. M Fedewa and Mr and ... Mrs. w,l* reside in .u_ the .... future. । which fallowed followed m* was well nwoamd prepared building*, road graders, etc., which ADVEKTISIN'O rstes. bandied about in the name of parFeldpausch on Monday and Mi •y ana Ml*ae» May Sherlow and Matie UIK* wfn rendered and every number had b*-en placed on Main street were • Thui TRIP NORTH VL r>,„u.! KeUy of Mtlbrook are visittag at pleasing to those who heard taken back to thdr rightful place. ..... ... pouue. durins .he lew J. C. Kelelam. city. i 'hen»- About <0M was realized. However, so much had been done BuisMt toeais *od rwsdlac 3v« decade* he might decide that it was Will and Vernor Blough attended James Riley's this week. Mrs. Eaton returned Monday fromMrs. Geo. Nagler left last week i that it could not be cleaned up at “ vv«t Kt la llnM' to start another revolution. As the funeral of former Congressman an extended visit with her daugh- Sunday for Lowell. Ind., where she th*1 Itate so Mr. Rensch visited land ESSjattk'S 1“ u“ I-‘‘ “» olwrver commented: Tlw Irou- E ■* B.mllmn .t Hll® aindw. j —.-------------—- —— wm care for an aged lady for some school on Wednesday morning and «----Mrs Mar* a, a wjro. ( Rrv and Mr, W I GeLvton and ,,, ----was accompanied back to town by a .XV.' .ITlirtf •“ “• *' >• «u>t Uwee .re ol „„t, ,M John Uln. m.urrwd fo M.„!e- UTO. Mi । U Mrs. Marte Vander Male and >»nte group of boys who were kept Visit! .1 b[..h. — ........ win b. mo many Democrats and RrpubU- Mrs Ben Blakeney Monday, night a! Our Stock of [sons. Bobby and Tommy, arc nicely busy putting something like twenty* I’l.ll. HUNTING I settled in lhe room* Just vacated by *1* building* back on their foundaMl J."„::'.7.£' .'.I, «n‘1 "w««iau«o^d,gpiJJ,’,wS ft. Send nrrv-nvBYBA«s ago today. • Mrs. Ross and family, who have lions. Quite a few of the buildings FOOTWEAR faint with his sisters. Mr* Eliza Cherry r,Th'' double wedding of Charles P. moved to Wayland Mrs. Vander were damaged and the boys may yet la Complete— Male is t|ie new operator at thc have quite a bill to pay before this Ml and Mr* Ella McAlpine of thl* my. °*l“ht and Mary E. Barlow and x'* cmaaanieatlkn will b» |.ublkk«u ah A NEW IDEA. telephone office. • 1* all settled. No one begrudges the Visit Ua and see *ny e1rtata*ua.:.-» iuIhi it fittra'lkr Ode# Mr*. Chas Smith of Se^fitnd ar- William E. Powers and Anne M »rii*r • ou>i *aa (mt uffle *Jdtr*>. a big department store In the cast rived in Hastings. Nov. 2. to Join Frrrc, on Tuesday evening was the We are informed that Mr. and Mrs. boys a little fun on Hallowe'en but and the Newest in Ml her hiuband. They will make their of the season. 17,6 re­ Roy Blough have purchased the when .they go so far as to destroy just north of Seifert's Garage, property it is going too far and there WARM t>«i rqum.a ,.i> i.ftr*, IB vcrtistqg: telling the whole truth home with A B Putnam. 212 W J*Ption given by Mrs. Barlow at house hcr reatdence on Jefferson street known as the Ed. Story iwuse. and always comes a settlement day. FOOTWEAR visit* rwV.rru du tVkrnS'lculk concernipu the merchandise It offers Sooth Street will move into it this week. Jesse Clinton Gregory is now working at and Mrs. « Feldpausch spent **« “ flne ntTalr Thp prwents were For the «»«■■■ »t.d inb prn.tn>g for Mie. instead of trying to make a theStrweek end with their son. Ro- both numerous and costly, including Blough and family will move onto the E. W. Bliss factory at Hastings, Mr and Mrs. E. H. Adam* have —------ - ----------------------- lemon look like a peach, for ex- man and daughter. Miss Margaret. *8^ upright piano presented by his brother's farm which iu- wlll COLD DAYS work. ' been wishing for a family reunion & Y MERGER NEEDED. ample, this firm concentrates on at Notre Dame university in jn. •Mf/ Dw*Cht to his bride. That Are Ahead! last Mr* Roy Nagler and mojher, Mr>. ®U summer but owing to the fact | The charge in the Journal last Regardless of any political mo-"making dear juil l»w tour the leni­ dlana thata-certain officer, un- Moulton, and Mrs Ida Howk attend- that their children are so widely Mis* Mary Grant entertained Mrs ' week "7; ------- “city 7"^' --------...had « the L. A. S. e. at Bo^iie oenter scattered and their work is of such u tives which may or may not be in on really is. For example an adver- Paul Jone*. Mrs Grace Colgrove. de ™t‘JI-<1 •-0 "*•*» the marahM. Lace Rubber Paca Warm Sheepskin Shoes .afternoon, u.^rnocn. ' nature that they could not all leave might that of Mr*. Mae Dimond, Mrs. Geo. Whit- >«”' 135 bucking the tiger." a* it 1* Thursday the background. Auditor General tlscment‘ — ’“*•* state — ** — • a pair ■- -* Sam Eckert has lx... been .laid same seemed Mr* Frank Heath. Mrs called- in a gambling hell in this 8" “’ Ecker, — up Ute's’ tile. — —- time, this ------- ■ imBall Band Felt Shoea 16-in. Leather Hicuta John K. Stack has all tiie best of curtains on sale at a modest price comb PhilliD Tatetiel Mrs Brower Mr*clty- u unconditionally false or we part week with gangrene tn his foot powible. In August. LeRoy, who Is the argument in hi* fight for a con­ were patterned after a famous de­ Herbert Moiitague and Mis* Evelyn Brp not correctly informed.which caused him a great deal of All Rubber Arctics Red Top Wool Socks anlmtructor in a school at KingsP»‘n Mra. Eckert is very poorly, too. wood. Ky. was home for « few day* solidation of the state's bookkeeping sign but also adds a warning that in Goodspeed all of Grand RanilsDykes' Beard Elixir-Did it. and Heavy Cloth Arctics Tan Ankle Fit Boots ur*na itapias.. on {he face Mr and Mr*. Earl Jack of Detroit. Then a week ago laat Thursday. Rey. 1 Tuesday ' operations. Naturally it thte reor­ all probability the colors will fade -me^av ■ MB. Helen Wraion the week M “ c ,h *» -■»■ “ " J 1 ' Clh ’ nrj „ after two reasons of wear! Imagine Rubber Boot Sofk Feet Felt Bools & Rubbers ganization te made. Mr. Stack will end guc*t of Mr and Mrs V E. ready wear heavy moustaclies and daughter of Hillsdale, were Satur-(came and remained until Frida}, have more patronage at hl* dis|x»al such a radical departure from thc Harvey in Kalamazoo ' ' beards, having used from one to day night and Sunday guests of thc afternoon On. Saturday morning. Leather Top and Rubber Bottom Paes ' three packages. No Injury. Easily • ladles' Another, Mrs H. W. Gosch. Mr. and Mr* Eli Allam* and daugh- . and will thu* become a more potent ordinary routine of sale* ballyhoo, TWENTY YFAR-S AGO TODAY’ applied. Certain in effect. Package Rev. Lxxunl* and Geo. BaKveU ter Esther, and Mr. and Mrs. Ramo figure in the state administration: Or the firm might go on to an­ str and Mn i n srn.rh.m wiii *“h diref.lons jKMt paid .25c. three were home from their wood cutting Sunday afternoon. Also on Saturday and the auditor general Is undoubt- nounce the saleof an accumulated Mr. and Mrs J. C. Ketcham will for A Smith and company. Job al the farm from Thursday afternoon. afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Mr* Leslie Ad-: Adedly gwarc of this. PtKrtbly this te assortment of rug* many of which ter' NSHndtoaUcnd^he'rneetta^ofH,ole "Se!Us< P*>»ttae. Illinois. This night until Monday morning.. > anu. of Maple Grove and Mr. and, one of Mr. Stack's motive* in ad- are in colors that an Interior decopreparation has imitations. The A number from here attended the Mrs. Clay Adams and two daughters “Barry County** Busiest Shoe Store” the National Grange, which will be public will use due caution and ad- funeral of Mr*. Robt. Johnson At of Hasting* were guests of the folk* vocating thc change; possibly not. rater might not select- So far the held In that city. dress as-above. Bowne Center last Thursday. Mrs. here. Last Tuesday. Rev. Hurry ' The big argument is that efficiency experiment seem* to be a success. । • Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Arne* were -------------------114 W. STATE ST. HASTINGS, MICH. ■*■» * , . Johnson was an old resident of Adams, wife and daughter Ruth of called to Hesperia last week by the and economy' recommend the merg* * = -z=^i Janesville. Wu..' arrived and re­ FREEPORT. ' Bowne and was highly respected by serious illness of Mrs. 'Ames' sister. . A new correspondent begins duty all who knew her. mained until Thursday evening. Mr. ing of accounting activities under FREE READERS. Mrs. Phoebe Richardson. They re­ this week- It will be our desire to Mr. and Mrs. Royal Good now oc- and Mrs. Leslie Adams, Mr. and one department. Former Governor Our readers woulcfbe surprised to mained until Monday. give you all of the news of our lit- cupy thc Mike Flynn house in the Mrs. Clay Adams, and daughter. Alex Oioesbeck had Mine justifica­ *ec the volume of free reading ma- • Mrs who has been t> village every week We shall .southwest part of town. *' Maria Sceber. " ‘ Helen and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth staying with Mr and Mra. Floyd’ PINE LAKE. tion for establishing an accounting terial being sent out from Lansing. spending the-past three weeks with1 try and not make mistakes in; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson mo- Adams were supper guests on Thurs­ Nesbitt thte winter. • [ On Wednesday. November 1st, thJ In Cloverdale. Battle cur Hem* but should we tored to nwar Remus last Tuesday day also. loiter Thursday evening. division. The stale*' bookkeeping Every1 department now has its pub­ relatives The Golden Rule S S. C. meets Helping Hand Club met with Mrs Creek. Augusta and. Hickory Comers trust you will bear with us mid we! afternoon to tfel Mrs. Emma 8tea<x>. Mr. and Mrs Leslie Adams, sons with Mr* Mary Nesbitt Tuewtlny and Pearl Bagley with fifteen member! needs had grown rapidly and the licity agent. Once in a while some returned Friday to her daughter's •shall be glad to make thc necessary who hud been a guest at tiie Chas, Mrrvin and Paul of Grand Rapids they will tie off ofquilt and five visitors present. MnJ auditor general** office failed to keep real facts slip by but mostly*'these Mrs. Bert Shellenbarger's. correction- We necessarily will not Deming home for two week*. Mrs called on their way to Wisconsin. Mr, L. A. Day. Elouur and Wen- Champion and Mrs. jaithrop added Wednesday was Mrs. W W. Pot­ be able to get all ot Hie news, but 1 Loomis and Gaytha accompanied All tiiese were also guests of their up. Therefore on office wa* created bulletins are too much colored with dell and Mr*. Cha*. Beach spent ,l‘elr names to the membership roll sister. Mr*. Mt nurd Lewis, during Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Her-, A very 'filer assortment of canned - with modernized methods from IN-rsonal bi^lhyoo: a political cam­ ter's birthday, so her daughter. any omissions wUl be due to tack of, them as far os thetr farm near ... ...... . . Ur and Mrj Doreen, planned a surprise for her “'ll fn-rti fruit and vegetables wu which accurate and complete-figures paigning being paid for out of pub­ mother. Eieht ladle* were present information, and not bccaure of a Belding and the former three jx-o- their visit* here. — ---- ----- I blr Wilcox. desire to omit. We desire your co- pie returned there for a picnic sup- Adatns have every reason • to by concerning any piulsc of Mchigan's lic tax money. We always ' glance and tBc lime -was enjoyably spent. operation and indulgence and will > per with Rev. Loomis and Geo. Bos- proud pf such a family, all their . - affairs could be obtained on short over most of the material that comes Mrs. W. J. Lockton was the winner greatly appreciate your help. Ina*-'sett who are cutting wood there. Burr Faasett and NotunghBmU<S’ Ek-? fl’" ^"1 children being Christian* and being I, Mr. and "toreMra. in Hustiugs. notice. The obvipus destiny of this but a big majority of It—probably of the prize in a guessing content. much a* there were no Freckort' M< .=*:*. L. M. Curite:, and Roy active in Christian work, and they Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Shawman of On Saturday evening a fed new division was a merger with Die U»# per cent—1* filed away in our Kalamazoo came Friday to stay items in last week s issue, we tare Blough left here late VCedm-sdav in have thoroughly enjoyed having little Lok Loulm.- s|K-m Saturday P. M. Willi their mother. Mrs. Hen-: Irl<,nd. lind nC|Rllbors ,)t Mrs. Carl including a few of them in this (the latter's truck for Louisville. Ky . them all home m this way. accounting department. Members of wastebasket. Real news bulletin* with . John Shawman during Mrs week's letter. son. of near, Vermontville. rl(, Jamra calnt, and spent ,he eve delivering a thousand baa-ball bats. Shower For Newlyweds. Governor Comstock'* adminCitr.it ivc fmtn Lansing departments would be Shawman's-absence in the north. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Staton were in part of an 80.000 order placed here The home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde spent d|llK With her. and helped tier celo] board voted in favor o! this merger. worthwhile. But that is neg the kind" Mrs. C G. Tucker of Cincinnati, Grand Rapids a week ago Sunday j by the Louisville Slugger Ba-e Ball Ste.-m was thc scene of a very happy bunday in Battle Creek and at- brat<, her birthday anniversary] was the guest of Mr*. Nellie Godfrey evening, where Mr. Sliwon wa* the 1 Bat Co. gatliering on Monday evoning when tended the funeral of their little Light refrvahmenta were served. 1 The board will do well to consider;, we .are f getting. We doubt that any the latter part of the week. speaker at the Silvyr Jubilee servMr. and Mrs. Russell Hinckley ar? four, car loads of young people from great-grandchild. He wa* thr little Mr. und Mrs Walter Strong aid tta* matter again. Mr. Stack ha* tH’taaMng"department te justified in Mr. and Mrs. C. A. , Mackey and Ice at the Church of thc Nazarenc. the proud pa rente of a baby daugh-; lhe Church of Nazarene of Grand son of Mr. and Mr* Ganka. nee ^n*. Donald and Rusm-H, were Frtl 1best —. of the Argument . and j most . oi ouj a bulletin of 4 several daughter. Lois, have returned from and Mrs. Sivonfurnished special ter. born tlsc forepart of last wc?k ’ Rapid* came out for a shower on the Madeline Conr of Battle Creek. This day afternoon and evening guest] several weeks' visit with relieves In music for thex-rvlce.Fallowing the she ha' been named BurUira Jean newly married couple. After viewing neighborhood extend* sympathy at thc-Walter Warner home. J thc public opinion on his side. pages each week even if all ballyhoo Iowa. .. ... Willard .. — -----and chHS Thcrry. and the gift* the bride had already re»*. . vw-wi ’t forget meeting, with Ditmar and. Mr Rnd Mr.u»iu andmp Mrs. Chesterwuui,»anu WllUtt* and Won Bmt forget the the Farmers' Farmers' Clul Clul were eliminated. Mrs Frank Langstrom returned 1 Ml**' Helen Geukc*. they v, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lightfoot of Har- ceivvd. the evening was spent m two children ofLan-ing wereSun-meeUng at Lee Nottingham's on No] were RACKETS Tuesday to her home in Chicago aft-■ luncheon guests at thc home ol• Mr. Mr bor bor Spring*. Mr and Mr*. Lawrence game* and contest*. A very Jolly day guest* of hl* parent*. Mr. und -.ember 11 Racketeering lias become a com­ i-r a visit with her parents. Mr. and1 and Mr*. D. W. Tporne. EndreswMr and— daughter • Mr and Mr*. Ernest MorehbusJ iHr.d. — ___ __Ben _ Wait ___ —— ____ tmw was enjoyed and after present- Mra. J. J. Willitt*. EDUCATION. Mr*. R*I Hendershott. monplace phnue in. the United ’ Mr and Mrs. Alfred Higdon and were guestn ul a family dinner givrJ Messrs. Elmer Roush and John 1 Alma were supper guest* of' •Mr. andl ing Mr. and Mrs. Hixson with a America need* to become more Mrs. H. S. Redmond returned on1 Rickert motored to thc former's Mrs. F. E. Brunner last Friday eve-• lovely electric waffle iron and waf- tfco daughtera of Grand Rapldx |>J. Mrs. Ellu Rogers on Sunday 1 States—almost us common a* the and more school-minded. American Tuesday to her home m Danville.• farm near Rockford Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Dewey Doster anl nmg. Thc former couple* left Sat-. fie bowl with ladle to match, ice were Sunday gueste of hi* parent* racketeers, themselves. In fact institutions cannot be maintained N. Y.,. after a visit with her sister.• Mr*. F- E. Brunner, accompanied | urday' morning for a buriness ahdi cream and cake were served and at Mr. and Mr*. John Higdon. Cha*. Mrs. Claire Doster left on Frida] Mrs. A. F. Syj^ster. racketeers of school boy age arc be­ except by Mr. and 'Mr*. Victor Sisson, pleasure trip which took them tn, a late hour, the happy crowd started Higdon und family of Nashville were 1morning for a trip to Oklahoma I have educated citizen* ing apprehended in -our larger cities. . back to Grand Rapid*, promising Saturday evening callers there. 1 Mrs Janie* Lake, who wu* m serl transacted, blulncs* at Lowell. Ada. Ohio nnd Pennsylvania a* well acaimble of reasoning, understanding THIRTY . YEARS AGO TODAY. and Grand Itaiuds Friday. Mr. and Mr*. Joe Mffc and grand- jously ill 6n Tuesday evening i| • 1 to various places in Michigan. ' to come again Those who made up Who is to bhme for-thi* coiidiUtti? and voting intelligently. Right now M. C. Excursion*—Football con­ party were Mis* Vera Strickler, mother of Nashville were Sunday । much better. I When movies quit putting gang* there appears to be a crisis In public test. Universities of Wisconsin andf Mrs. S. L Pirkhani of Lake Ode.— The M. E. church at Carlton Ccn-. the za spent several day* the latter part ter. which was struck by lightning MISS Helen Geukcs. Willard Dlttnar. gue.-.u of Mr. and Mra, Heber Foa-. Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Avery anJ 6ters in . hero rolta and when liews- education. At the rate at which Mhhtgan. Ann Arbor. Nov. 19. 1903.' of the week with Dr. H. C Peckham iind badly damagiM by fire a few. Miss Althea Ditmar. Mr and Mr* ter. | Anne spent ftir week end at tiiell round trip Date of sale Nov. papers and magazines stop publish­ schools have been and are being $338 > Ted Christman. Mr. and Mrs Owen Ashley Van Dorn of Gull take farm. Mra. Murcia Dunwell ol ' and Mr* Edith Godfrey. weeks ago. ha* been put in shape Hth for train* scheduled to reach Plainwell speqt Sunday with theid ing storks tn which the big gang closed for lack of funds, it would ap- Ann Arbor before two p M. of tiiat Mrs. Lawrence Endres ho* been again and service.* were held there at Albright, Miss Bessie Knop. Mias *jwnt Sunday with the home folk*. Annrttc Cannon. Mrs. Hattie ‘ Mrs. Grace Lathrop of Prairieville 1 ------- -^♦■a---------------- 1 leaden are given romantic, glamor­ date. Return limit Nov. hl inclusive.' spending the past week with rela- week ago last Sunday. Next Sunday•• Ruth Beeren*. Ju<-k Meyering. MisS Vera was a guest of her jiarents. Mr .MORGAN. j jx-ar probable by lhe end of this Mrs. Id.| Wood and Ml** Vinnie; live* in Grand Rapid*. Mra. Burch-, then- will be two big service* nt the Eggleston. Mis* Mary Hubbard, Mbs and Mr* Jesse Fa-sult. Thursday. ous personalities instead of being winter that there will be 30.000 Cljarlcs Montgomery and famlll . ard te looking'after the Household-church, one at 2:30 and 7:30. Dr Ream were tn Nashville last week painted in their true color*, pos­ American schools closed for lack of to catrr at the wedding of Fred Ful­; duties .during her absence. Huth Kennedy. District gupt... willI Estella Hetzel. LeRoy Bassett. Mis* I Mis* Pauline P-atridge of Nashville visited their nephew. Maywooi !*|ient Friday night and Saturday Counterman. Sunday, abo called oa sibly youngsters will not be so in­ cash to maintain them, and on? ler and Miss Sadie McGinnis wMgfi’ Mr. and-Mrj. Victor Suson and bring the message at both thesej Esther Pratt and Horace Pryor . Mr. and Mrs V- L. Wolcott and J.; with thc Foster girl*. . iiwir daughter. »• — Ethel Green. <N J [their Mrs. , dined to imitate them. But then a occurred , at the home of Mr and|[Mrs. Emma Steson were dinner<.M-rvict.« and thc church will be rcI million American children will be Mrs. Thus Fuller, south of Nash­' guest* of >ttes Mabel Steson at Hte- (dedicated. Thte will b<- a very inter­ P. Hate Kenyon of Charlotte spent1 There will tie prayer meeting this Kalamazoo on their way home. part of thc blame certainly rest* without schqpi privileges. Mr. and Mra. J. W. Howard. MrJ «»— » ,„ "rtllc week end with Mr. and-Mrs. L week Wednesday evening at thc ting* Sunday. csting service and nil are invited.' ville. ’ with lhe public. Ii ‘the public didn't Letha Adkln*. Arthur Webb anJ Mr. Allen .Hen Fish I**L.!; tiad the thr mlsforX;~fc? There will w,,» be .... no evening service in -R --Wolcott and Voulse. . . _ Mr. __ Kenyon home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mc, MU* Ethrlyn* Brown, who ha* Mrs. -• • • j -i-j'* — — « — — -* -» -»-i— t. । cteltend. Paul cole spent Friday in LanMng.l flock in to see gangster pictures, thr n , . r» , ■ . I • ‘•ompleted a course at Fcrru Indus-’ tune to dislocate her shoulder while the. local church and nil are urged to remained for part of this week. I Mr*. Ethel Wilcox and Mrs. Mabel Mr* Ernest Mead entertained hcl ------- -----------------‘ rllYd^YQpIlS trial. Big Rapid-, i, sending a feu hanging up clothes last Monday, mt'-nd thte producers wouldn't supply them; ____service. ______ BARRYVILLE. I Adamswere were inIn Hastings Harting* Tuesday Tuesday sister. Mis* Combs, of Muncie. Indi I Adams wa* taken to Hasting* where 7 he many friend* .... of Mrs. Frank v dava* day*' with her mint aunt. Mr* Mra Mnttin Mattie, She and if thc public didn't increase the the services ot two physicians were Hynes arc itlnd to know that ,hefu , r,M ' L it A ® meet* this week f^i- and rfc<,lv<.d their first lesson this for a nhirft time. F A contemporary obum/a tiiat SpauMin*. They iro.to Kalamazoo required to put it back in place. At making such ii rapid recovery tfom' Curt Knoll ha* moved Ln to th] circulation of yellow Journals carry'­ ” r ' r ;", ’ u , >' CB f * n "Nutriyon" which was given politics makes strange -bedfcllowa. th:- week to visit Miss Mabel present Mrs. Fuh u> carrying her per recent serious operation and is 11 „r >r.. n!’*r;Ii , . ,y Herrtiey at Hie Methodist hoa* vacated by Will Haylcr anJ . ing glamorous gangster stories, edi­ But.Uwy soon get used lo thc same Spaulding family. ] arm in a sling but aside from some able to be around the hoiw and has "nd Club No. 1 willl turnun a church. > tors wouldn't print them. Trying to Bert Barnes son of Mr. ahd Mrs. pain. 1* none the worse tor the ex- been out in the yard in the last few EverJ'one 15 cord' . ' ---Lloyd McClelland and sun Darwia bunk.-.Punch. George Barnes, ot Chicago, ahd a JZ-J init your finger on Ute Marne L* like q-. ilL tally invited. ' The first trolley car ratent was of Nashville visited at thc home q Ab we understand It, to be a good student at Purdue J university. !n- ' Velma Forbey i*. enrolled at the I Mr.- L B. Dister's many friend., ¥r!1Turner of Mo^an I* issuedin 1892. . settling the question of which earned communist a Workingman niust-diatw | D. A McClelland Bunday. was in thr frightful railroad W K. Kellogg Winter Health camp arc glad to have her back home ttriij, the egg or the chicken. One protest violently when lie lias no Job ‘t* Indianapolis last Saturday thing is certain. Ions ever, until the ,, . Hi which so many student* ucr6 at Pine lake, where she will attend (again utter spending several Week.*; aIld mjurea. Bert was in the ,dwol until about the firrt ot Jan- in Plymouth carta? for her aged public gets tired of glorified thugs and gp on strike th: i .onu nt he • ; father, who ha., returned with her I fell one.—Industry and Labor. tilth coach and had just gone uary. bi$ and little or at Iciut of havin'; ' --------'Throtwh into thc third one to talk Hie W. M. S. of, lhe U. B. church for awhile. them kept amuvmgly in xi*c public High school boya are now taught to a friend when the crash came, held an all day meeting at thc home . Roy Preston and Morri# Overhblt u.t.; completely overturnedi*'* overturned! oi Mrs Owen Dodge test Ti\ursday. We;e home .Irom W. 8. T. C. over in.- car w., eyt through photoplay und journal, home economic.—that t.i. haw to His and he crawled out through the W Standard Bearer#, under the the WW k end. rarjeet* will continue to be closely cook, wash, sew and iron—in 42 windov , -raping without a rerateh'UAderaiilp of Mis*. Qowlc*. Held a Bunday morntag was the time of interwoven »l’,h business in the Hates. Evidently Ju»t looking for­ although many occupants of the‘ Hallowe'en (tarty jn the basement of ,he regular Thank Offering service United States ' lthe M E church last Monday cve-;oI -he w F. M 8 of the M E . ward to the state of matrimony •ame coach were feet erely injured M; and. Mrs Wesley Andrew., 1>ng. The girt all wore costumer,churgh. Misa Mabel Morgan of with lhe new woman!—Los Angeles with their daughter and hrr hus-;and ni**ks and these were all wry’ Kalamazoo, a mLwionary stationed politics. 4 Times. . • • and... *cltwer and added much to thc eveVlkarbad. India, home on fur-' band. Mi Mrs. Eduard G. What 15 i or arc: potit. Hatktwy. who recently moved here ntng's enjoyment. The room was lough, gave thc nic**aic ot thcl ' decorated1 with corn morning. Il was a fine meamge and. an interesting .little co^cctlon of The man who used'to carry his from Petoskey an- settling t hl lite week I appropriately Grade “A” milk is the CLEANEST milk that find of all meets the health ------— . — i o' lanterns WKS enjoyed by a good audience by'sU,B-'- leave.', and Jack paragraph* concerning . »* • m their home formerly owlvffcd. V Mai.v interesting u.finCj that can be produced. Because the game# and edn- mlm Morgan' was accompanied by needs of infants and growing chil­ collected by Elton Ealonxeditor of son wpo has a caddy cany his golf Jo Barnett on thc State road Mr Many tests were enjoyed by thc girl' und Mrs. E B Andmon of Grand Rap- : AndrewHie father of Will Anbag to play. — Ohio .State Journal. * “ J '* milk it producer is so CLEAN, the the Plymouth Mail. dren. Also, by so doing, to offer to jdnw. of,the firm of Andrew* and a lunch of sandwiches, pickles.|id„. District W. P. M- 8 President.; Highlands Dairy is permitted by the "In politic, nothing te contempWorn-but films are old as ojd1 B-Nmar. und “ brother oi Mrs.' A* pumpkin pic and cocoa ua* served • mim Morgan al»o gave a short-talk people of all ages, CLEAN milk that It was a delightful evening and onejm •!«- Bunday School which was; “ tlbie."—Besconfieid. . , State to sell Grade "A” milk. In fact, junk. But why wail till they arc 5 Rork*" fulfills the highest standaf-ds of that will be long remembered. greatly appreciated and'enjoyed by' Jh rt Haye* returned to Ironwood. •The Decalogue and tlie Gulden worn out?—Punch. repeated TESTS my State Officials Jed Stowe, always trying tb gtv< nil A fine Thank offering was taken; Saturday, after two weeks' vacation wholesomeness, richness and purity. Rule have no place in a . political (dc Missionary cause. with ht« parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. his patrons on the R. F. D better have ALWAYS uhown that High ­ I hat is why Highlands Dairy milk is The*ability to talk well in public D Haye*. campaign."—Ingalls. service, now drives a new Chevrolet Leap Karcher lias secured the Mrs. George. Karcher of Bowne G contract for the erection of the lands Dairy milk is far cleaner than ■ "If you do not know how to He,' ifouid be a fine thtaril people didn't the best and safest milk you can buy FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY M«yu<« stay ing w... with Mrs. H 8<y:*e In her; barracks for lhe Conservation Corps; rroept it a* evidence of ability to State specifications demand for cheat, and. steal turn your attention a< for the entire family. Ibt freshness, At u business meeting of Hje home here at Ocrmfask. in the upper peninsula to politic* and lfi*ni. —H. W. Shaw. waiUKc public affairs.—San >tan- Yeung Men - social Club held last Grade “A” milk. Police were quite prominent and left for that place Friday afterpurity and richness can always be re­ ■ If we mean to support thc liber- ctsco Chronicle. week the following officers were around town here Thursday, a* no(m He took a crew ot seventeen We pledge the Highlands Dairy- to lied upon, and we deliver it, icy cold, elected tor thc emuung year: Pre.-l- there were several t>a troll Ing the , Incn mid we understand that they ty and mdcpentiAice which lu> cot A woman's hour of triumph is to dent Ira VanValki-nburg:' Vice­ roads tn this vicinity; taking part expect to complete the job there bealways keep in mind its original pur­ to your door. Why not order it u* *o much blood and treasure to .“ President. Fred Parker: Secretary. in thc state' wide search tor the fOfe Christmas TTrasc from here find the basement , light* burning pose — the production . of CLEAN LotabiUh we mu*’, drive far away TODAY? Just after hr.- husband h«u> preadied। Chaa. Jordan; Treasurer. G-, F. bandits wiio early m tile day robbed who accompanied him were: Bunn' the demon ot party spirit and local Chidester. Il ua» voted tiiat a dance a bank in North Lansing. I Anderson. Claude Fighter. Arthur a sermon on/ economy.—Hopkin*' ix given Thanksgiving night in the The building recently moved by setfert. John Smelker. and Donald, reproach."—Washington. . hall which is being completed in the Chas. Moore opto ids,property juvt Miller. Ttw rest ot the crew are Irom •4Tut we here highly resolve that < Mo > Journal. old court house building. aero** Irom the creamery is being Laming, Grand Rapids and Howard thoc dead shall not have died in A prominent bunker »y* lie „ Mrs.. B F. Heckert of Paw Paw. remodelled into a home to be oc- city vain; that thia nation, under God. would enjoy running a newspaper who has been visiting Mr* M. H. copied by Alva Moore and ' family Mrs N Bouma returned home Sunday evening from Grand Rapids MU11 hate •» new birth of freedom column for just one dav And. bnv. a?d,'-v *cft ,or Unaing Monday Geo Leonard is douig the work Telephone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Propr. Hutinga, Mich. Mt., E.iil Bumfotd of HasUiuu where sjie «ai called by the »eriund that guvrnimvnt of tiie people, wnat'we uouki do to a bank in lull *l^4e "tU bcfv^e visited Mi. and Mra. F E- Brunner iou* illnea* of her daughter, Mis. by the people, for the people snail the Uine.—Borton Transcript. Minnie Wuwt.ii >ier Thursday. . oeo. Toringa- The Halting* Banner ■--------------------------- ....... ”■ Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday ATTENTION! .. . Have You the Right Footwear r Vx J J/ Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store 1 js? «> d CLEAN MILK Is the only SAFE, milk for your home Wl»= .mn *5“" “ “ I”w ............. ........... The HIGHLANDS DAIRY I �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER t, IMS SociaLEvents and Personal Mention W. E. Robb of H'.wel! was in the Ray Branch has rtturnro-frora'« city Munday on buxines. 1 business trip to Detroit and WashMrs Jack Stem ha* returned from .... ihSt«>--- - -D. C. a un ten aaya days' vun vtelt in ijrtroit. Detroit. । Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Holly and son Mrt (leorvr Coleman vteited rela- of Musltegon were gUMU of Mr and £ KK CteffS. Bu»ta, MtBtatot tte .«tk end, tires in Battle Creek on Sunday. BENEFIT TEA. OVER TWO HUNDRED ATTEND OPEN NIGHT Charles Hinman entertained with a RED CROSS ROLL tJS“£ I. CJLtSTJRTSW.11 benefit tea for Circli No. 4 of the . l a. 8 on Thuxaiay aft-1 I Patrons Mot Teachers and Methodist DUcuud Pr.blem.-Suc NUNN BUSH .. a Name Mrs- Lawrence O. Ryan and Mr-, j cessful Gathering freahment* served. Several of the |----(Continued from page on*) Elite A. Kelley attended the Udw'i D«spii< the Mtv very inclement wcath- <ucaU wttl continy Ute teas. Aid -- - dinner ------- ■ Thursday, - ---------ll Nov. V>| 2nd. a*. rr on Monday evening, auuui about two iwu I past year -------------------------------the Red Croaa. through . GUILD MEETS. L .... . , . open night at the. *“e he™1 , , r, and Mrs w W' hundred attended 1 Its 3700 chanters ~ and other co-op co-oo-­ M1M Norma Rod ley entertained ! ,u •««» >•*«. the latter's parents, near La- mgti and Junior High schools. *“ ■- -n~unit* ...»• . nurena ~ im/wicj -- . ..rmawimi . .... »ratina nos rnn. Into the w M that means something! rm 1 What hind of »ho*» do you u/tar ? . . , TA ar« Nunn-Buih . . . darn good »ho«» f "... Roy Bcndcll of Grand Ledge wju HEY are that! And by their name yaw KNOW IL calling on friend# here on Monday. } the guest of her slater and husband. ' Whta iter, ter moUwr. Mr.. C T. "rate 2S “™:rJ‘"S u.cte? .7 I ' ol the United St.te., olueh voted MIm Dorothy Field was home Henry Not ten and daughter, Mafrom Kalamazoo over Hie week end. belle, of Orum Lake spent last week tadtptat. t.,1 broke tar rMht SAT.X At»o' Bash mean something. Mita Ruth M. Robson visited at with Mr and Mrs. Herman Hauer .............. ' her home in Jackson over the week Mrs. Elite A. Kelley and Mra. Lau­ M^ ^HSKd"^' M.“n t^TXcSoX. Chrx.“l't: end. rence G Ryan visited the Dunham nnd Mr and Mra. Wm. Sciiilhaneck ter Perkins- Schedules Bunt D A ' The general meeting of thc Worn-,ol , v qua . , i5at time, that they are ens Club held Friday afternoon was and T^n S Mve «SS: Mr# Grace Dodds leaves on school, near Lacey, Thursday of last v/ted Mr. mid Mr* Arthur Jones V"n%Tk7ra In? Herfi He KNOWS. The name tells him. Thursday for Iter home in Kaiuuui week. of Grand Rapids on Sunday and hardl; Publicity. MIm Helen Her- «>'en over principally tb reports ot at" .{J" £der*lTddtSI Mr and Mrs. Milne Patrick and took on air tour over the city. City. Mo Mn and Miss Catherine Clark. Tea. the delegates attending state, south- *■J? p®>.‘^f "“A.' V”££?£££ I Mr. and Mrs Fred Otte of Rut­ family of Ionia were Sunday guests Mr nnd Mrs Charles H. Bu-h and m Im Eleanor Edger. । western district, and county feder- K*!’.a tw n wa5 fC|t that u»c project was -“Iion meetings at Detroit, Coldwah*** ,ta $hare °J arK,f. ?!!an" land spent Bunday with Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. V- IL W inInger and two children. Chas Jr , and Elaine. and Mrs. Bush s uncle. Mr. Johnson., wcfi ™th iliS“ nTuitin? h? g™ ler. and NashviiJe ° o^er cimhl^"hr~ cara family. . Mrs Herman Hauer Mr. and Mrs. Thai.' Baird were in­ Mr> F carrolhers' review ol the foak of fio"r wre *l“ributS a*Id Mrs. Nettle Hyde and Paul Hyde Ionia on Thursday wliere they were of Grand Rapid* were Sunday to bclh u.,. «hooI aJld llu, visited rclutivis and friends in dinner gueatx of Warden and Mrs. guests of Mi. and Mrs. L C Ec- One regrettable feature wns the ab- Nashville gathering showed plainly thousands of sards of cloth Riven monta Mr. Atatu w«k. wx. „< „ „„„„ MteXp by Sit L Prairieville on Monday. Kidder. Mr and Mrs Robert W Cook and guew- ot were — unable to--------------------attend. || union. From theo~ district at I taints overalls jackets etc rSlte Natur-1 M ’J‘b*njM!ndanf a Uta Guest* ol Mr. and Mr,, Mrs. Chas. Foul,, -----------Mr ate ctaa. Faut ------— -------------coMwaur Mra. w.meeting stelteld SX»bo' fanlily visited Mra Winifred. Pryor son David were In Chicago at A t>n g und-y Wcrc j,j r and jj ,,,. Ray-1 SHAY — DURBIN of Lanning on Sunday. bioubht the hlithtabt. larger Ilyina; ^uunc. who should not tiara had! Mia* Lauretta Bushnell of !<ake Cenfm-of Progress fyom Friday till monrt and Mr4 Etla Faui_o^ on Saturday. November 5. । j, ■ "V" ~~— :—. a-v»«.-miwk» ». t lie and better understanding of our'w but those in charm- tried to have Odessa was the Sunday guest ot Mr. . ---------------------------------- E'7'S*' n 2J2 6'“'! aB^ twJ children telbten of M'tail «Lat '■ ones tw'«'near nt"«"at home; “•>>“. for twelatly llie.,ta materials koj atere would Brie *‘lte a'*d dtwo Lan Madeline Durbin, wa* solemnized instance the d(. thc mos. g(XK -riiere the, are always und Mra Howard Hewitt fun.™ funeral «i of ncr her aaunt. Mrs. Parnell O bte&iM IS. KS"“. ate teitto courts. .^'tStee'rto .St Mtes Mary McElwain, Mtes Emily of J Dowling. Sunday McElwain and Miss Helm Morson afternoon. Mr xnri Lrs Hnuani Aidrirh and TS’ y u’0 und intimate c]ub president. Mrs. C. Duane age if an opportunity 1s ottered, as} Mra Ndhe^Mowbrav^of ^Hoiirore *?> m "r«n««y Al- Bauer visited in Detroit over the week end. Hobart Garn and Mias Beryl HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Bussy of Hattie Creek were the Jt?te N V Will aeeamnanv Mra £n<“*A* .lhLb/ldC and, 8roo:n «erc; turned from thc state federation charge of thc Red Croas dtetribu-! aild Jame4 ^nr-}meeting at Detroit, held, thc intense*' tion But on the other hand, there) guests of Frank nnd Miss Lettie Mary Cooper to Hostings on Wed- bin" R c Wrd - , w„ , ’ interest of the splendid number j were many who were cheered and 1 Garn Sunday. ru-sday. where the latter will spend bride was charmingly -lluwl attired present for wonderful und extend- encouraged and were indeed grateMr and Mrs. J. E. Walton of Kal­ the winter with her daughter and ln lhe elvel *1!" ulI(l nmtchmg accesblue with n, matching acres- rd .,1 report nf n1 .Wuc ue ,;velvet »tci>“- W wcc*of i*. the meetings. WMmolftit Regret-ful and «nnwi<ti» appreciative of what was! was .... ,, . . amazoo spent from Thursday Uli husband. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Free- ,.---•• wies and Mrs Covey s costume wu* was expressed that time prevented t done for them. Another distribution: pe^Si. le 'j Mr and Mrs. Earl Keeler and Sunday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. land. I —— ot the thc large sessions, sessions. al of garments te planned for this fall. “n<1 *"• •U..CO '‘<V.U“,“ 01Tiie *!e1 'family P'c I spent Sunday with the tar­ k- . ‘ . . 1'a a longer digest of D. D Walton. Mra. John Nobles. MLss Mildred b,“ annual Roll Call for members be’s mother, Mrs Margaret An­ Mr and Mrs. George Munull and Tuttle, Mra D. D Walton. Mra , Immediately alter the wedding, yp-cauac of the breadth of subjects! as 840.000 bale# of government col- gina on Armistice Day and closes■! mer spaugh, of Quimby. Jt accmcu uiiucun difficult u> to »i>m spot ;ia ntciiu' theme. ton iiave ‘ “been *" donated J J *" to •' the Red‘ «m. Raymond, of Fowlerville spent Vern Winlngcr and Mra. Bail Cole- ,tecokfast was aryed at the home , 11 on Thanksgiving Day. Give your | Mr and Mrs amm and un. Sunday with her parents. Mr. and man were in Ann Arbor on Thurs­ of the bride on Wist Thorn St. ' Thc luncheons and address of J_ n “ un !* ’ tb ? ^ ol !^ n ,8 Mr. and Mrs shay will be at home Senator Vandenberg were ably re- 'rl1* be handled by lhe W. K. Kel- membership to lhe local chapter. Frcda Kiump of Caledonia spent Mrs W H. Franck. day and Friday attending the , your receipt and wear the gunday Mr. and Mrs Walter Mr.- nnd Mrs. Arthur Kress and Fourth Annual Parent Education to their many friends in the Hayes ported by Mrs. Floyd Everhart i °W Foundation nuraeg who will accept Red Cross button, proud , that you j • Apt. on.So. Jefferson St. Congratu ­ ii win kbe.. 0! nt interest. to h--her «»».. **te every case where clolhchildren of Grand Rapids were the Institute. Part cl the ae.-4ion» were arc a part of this great armylof It will manylnvc,u j u requested. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 0. held in the League building and lations are extended. 'mfTm R KMramrthrf Hamtra^dk! At “ rocent Cross, meeting Ryan Sunday afternoon. } the others at tiie Union. Mra. Cole­ ENTERTAINS HOARD (Mrs M. R. Kcfworthof Hamtramck held hcre> n waa votfd glve half John Robinson Sunday evening. MLv.cs Jean Johnson of Kalama- man went on to Detroit for SatinAND CIRCLE CHAIRMEN., was elected to the office of second of Barry county's share of the Red TteSOUTHWEST Mite UCARLTON. .round tn tte L ““if,"!?.?1 ‘S.Jte,’ zoo und Mildred Hinderliter of Bat­ day and Sunday, herhusband going White sold and yellow gold Mrs. Ralph Eggleston. the newly H m 1Tn*HH? The committee te around in the Cr<w' niemberahips. or 35 cents of tle Creek were guests of fttes Maxine for her on Sunday Baby Rings, latchrI and Chain. elected (,»»*«*«*•**» president of the wcuiwim Methodist tion. fn 1935 Michigan women will CVery dollar collected, to the Charity HUhlt, Cor tte tin., owing M tte “> Wundcrliyh over the week end. Miss Jannct Michael vuuted in l A 8, entertained the executive; be hostesses to the delegate# of wheat contracts. u. w u** of Pennock hospital. Half of Crux* and Chain, Hilt Holder, Miss Josephine Carveth of Detroit Battle Creek over the week end gocj natk)nal iKxltu and tiie Circle chairmen at luhont about fifteen thousand thousand eluha clubs which which fvery Mr and Mra. Charlie Gibbs have j by. lirr»» Pins. Bracelet*, Sliver spent thc week end with her par­ Mr und LDs. Miner Set-ley are tea at her home on So. Jefferson will convene at that time bi Detroit quarters for carrying on the relief moved from thte community to Rut-' Spoon. Silver Fork, Knife, ents, Mr. nnd Mrs A- H. Carveth of RUM u off Prof and Mrs Earl st. on Wednesday afternoon. atoNy point. --------I Jar Ite O.-ner«l deration, (te na- work of the organization. ---------------------------------------------. land. Mr. and Mrs. Carol FYiller and Uta ctt,. nttun.Ua to IX-troU Bun- all„n ol cllfaup. ’ ior tteTtafi w,,e .Donal meet. Fork and Spoon Seta P T A. at the Wellman schoil / j During the past year the Red daughter have moved back in this ... Richard Cook goes tonight to Ann discussed, and 11 dolluhtfiil social , The Russian situation of the Cross participated In 96 domestic. 1 vicinity on their farm. ...... FrtdV o«ht »>‘h thc Shores actiool and Cup*. and Mrs. Mrs ' Arbor annual time enjoyen. enioved I. Mr A Altlw titiriBert Mr«Humphrey. f M Puirru.r . .v. to X attend Al lthe “ *••*““* meeting nine Iinumcnv moment was was prexciiieu presented as as uu cui cur- 21 insular and three foreign dteas>*“ **— Mra Mary Smith has been ven' putUn< 011 r,f NaUwiHp wot” wJLJ~ir»v ,he PtT<S C “b . . An °ul of ,own 8urst was Mrs- rtsnt topic Mrs. M. F- Edmonds. . by.... ter relief operations, in addition to -Mck the last week and has gone to Orval Wadell attended A Century .» ? Mra 3 J Arncr <’n,ertaincd her Elmer Warren of Sunfield, u sister, May He Live Ldng -■ ■ । A- real■ treat■ was announced- — when; local relief work accomplished. , her brother s at Flint for a while for ot Progress last week. < Thursday last «wk in Chicago at cousin. Mrs. Nora Hamilton, of of Judge Eggleston. ’ ‘ Mrs. Jas. Bristol in the -Central Besides the local relief nnd the treatment. Her son Claude went .to A little son was born to Mr. and and Prosper the fair. , Grand Rapids lust wtek. , . . scIkw! auditorium, introduced Wes- various disasters mentioned, they w her Saturday evening. Mrs. Walter Brown Thursday, Nov. Mr und Mrs Harry Goldberg and, «r and Mrs. J. F. Bush nt He LADIES WERE GUESTS. (ley Logan and the High school or- nave helped the unemployed and Kendall Buck was In Lowell Sat-'3rd daughters and Mtes Lucile Behm. „ertn wcre Sunday guests of Mrs. Hasting* Comnundery No *>6;chc.tra which played'five, pleasing assisted the former service men, as!urday afternoon Mtes Roma Blocher was home of Grund Haven, were week end vtei- i B. Gladstone und family, Knight* Templar held a p.«-.e-jii pleasant‘.--oso-, <eieclloru. varied ana, and , well as those now In service. ; Mr. and Mra. Lyle Quimby of Bat- from Neely over the week end. upjectJons. These were vanetr tors of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McPharhn y»- taUMr —1 Mra »•- Frtd *—A-« -r,wirt ■■MF.F.. • in Mr and Todd and leader- No outsider knows how many calls tie Creek spent a few days the,pot ■*“ i meeting Monday night’ when tht ' -liowe'l splendid talent _..2 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne OfUey at­ and family. -- wen wrc'n ’cja the illy --------------------last week and moved their ladle* were guest*. tiie ixit; »nin :-r-- -,■ i..at_. -• Following wuji. were last year upon Rev. Dew- week with Mr. and Mra. LaFayettc . tended A Century of Progress a part Mr and Mra. Oscar Tjdcn and household goods to Eaton Rapids, ,iin^v ■».. -be 1 Friday | there luck supper, the ladles played card* ) ji lc next meeting will cy by those in need, nor can one '|Usborne and Mr. and Mrs. Henry .of thte week. tlicir daughter. Mrs. John Ketchum.' Mr. - und Mra. John Goodyear went ~ Don Rowlader, ~ Ed •Deakin —*-*- — and■* Jr., attended the funeral of Mrs. to Detroit Salprday lor a short visit while the men held their regular. afternoon at 3:30. in Central school, appreciate, without seeing, the des- Williams meeting. Mr*..F. E. Adair und Mrs. r..... cv. John on titute circumstances in which ....... Kitching speaking ... ........ some' Miss Helen Keeler spent Tuesday ^vres Wellman are having their Virgil Craig, which wm held here with Judge and Mra.' Dunuld Van Leon To1hrwt won the bridge han- -p ----- Life *-—•- in *- Barry *•----- ---------- were ----- ithen. —*— —■-------“Home in England and in-----people county I evening in — East- Lansing on •»-the de- building* which were damaged by Always Something New Wednesday afternoon. Zile America, Ataerica. a oompaateon Compaxtson"" Thte will and are now. living. AU of the the' bate team. I the . recent . windstorm, repaired and 50th Annjvrraary Mra. Marlon Hodgson, who has' Mrs. Adclla Wedks has returned Tin.' Commandcry te preparing f. ba an open meeting to which guests Red Crow work te done by volun-l Mrs. Mary Yank from East Carl- put back In place, U-en visiting her parents. Mr. and from a three weeks' visit with her Inspection which te on Monday cvi ark invited. On Nov. 15 Hastings la- j teera none of them receiving a cent ton spent Wednesday afternoon with, • Mr#. HASTINGS MICHIGAN Mrs Olin Brown from Lansing Mr#. A. H. Carveth. the past ten daughter. Mrs. Nora Striker, of rflng. Dec. 4. visited her sister. Mr*. Claud De­ dies will give an exchange program of pay. !Mr». Frank Shriber, days, left Sunday for her home in Athens. in Nashville at which time Dr A When you join the Red Cross you Mr. and Mr* Mrs. Frar.L Frank Sliriber spent mond Spnday. Her mother, Mra "Charleston, West Virginia. . Mr and Mrs. Wm Martin and SUNDAY SCHOOL — -------- — j coolbnngh. went home with her tor W. Woodburte‘will give the talk, become a member of this organiza- Sunday afternoon with Mr. — nnd MIm Laird of Detroit were guests ol a few days. jtion which ministers to every type Mrs. Abid Donley of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. John Engle over lhe Tire November meeting ot. the •The Romance of Coal ” week end. Banner daxs ot thc Methodist Sun­ j. I Mr. and Mrs. Harley Fox ami Wil- day School will lx- held on Tuesday liiun entertained Sunday. Mr. and night. Nov. 14. at lhe home of Mr*. (I Mra Clare Seibert and children of Charlu Hinman, with thc usual put •* Kalama/xio. luck supper. =■’ . “{•’ Uoc‘‘era>’ “nd w'i:. me,U.O. u u, Members arc, ,.«, asked to uruig bring uwir their <- Leigh Dockcray. of Csnuid Rapids -white elephant" package., wrupixd 9, were Sunday guest* ot Dr. and Mr* ;m ...> they may be put...In.u the i...™grab bag y j a. Wooton. ior fish pond. Emory Apsey. Lynn Mix, Richard ^7 Ntf ‘ Dc.Molt. Vern DeMotl and Theo MISSIONARY MEETING. . Kcimedy dron- to A Century of ( On Tjiur.iday evening. Nov. 16. at \ Progress Sunday. llw Mt.U1<xllst church, thc MissionMt »n<t Mr- 14. DkHbte M Ot „u b1| o| troll slwnt Bblurday evcnutlt nn.l mlwtowvy ork.utuotmio. ol tte tantay utth Mr. ,«l Mrs. Htultty „ 745 oc(xk fV5,*'?„J'lJS!!nU,1llb.m Tteteb. Of A0 b'’ «‘™" b>' MI-‘ Mr ktid Mrs William Tlilrlr ol g Atonrll. « nussiotary nt Ohio, iimsb. ol- Mr H,„,. w,„ cn„,a Mr, A„. MISS ROSE CLARK 10N East State St., Hastings er /rotate. und Mrs Barlow from Saturday un­' ... Grand Rapid* District ?. til Monday afternoon. Preside! will also be a guest. President, Dr. F. C. Amer of Ann Arbor spent Wednesday'of hut week with Ills cousin, 8A1. Amer, the two men | Mrs. Thomas Dpyk- had thc mis­ going on a hunting trip. fortune to’ fall on Monday evening Kltem Kenteld. »-lit> has tera on tire vcast „, side of „,„™, Jefferson St, „ nt Wumen 's C lub Women's Club ' S650 $750 Trade Builders at $3.50 and $5.00 pair T.S. Baird T' CLOTHING & SHOES for MEN T<) his Royal . Majesty... That New Baby! BESSMER The Jeweler Clever Frocks . For Every Occasion f\\ A Bengaline Crepes Silk and Wool Skirtsand Blouses Unusual Sportswear rhe The Rose Dress Shop SPECIALS Friday and Saturday, November 10 and 11 A. G. Brand SALAD DRESSING . FULL* QUARTS DILL PICKLES Full Quart Jars Post Toasties or Corn Flakes Lga. Box Butter Shultz. Freeportjot Middleville Lb. Mince Meat Quaker Brand 2 Pk<«Lb. White House Coffee In Carton* Olives Quart Size Plain He 26c 23c 25c 25c SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! We are now member* of the Associated Grocers. Watch for the 'A. G. add in the Grand Rapids Press each Thursday Night. Our connection with lhe A. G. group enable* our customers to buy fro51 us the best in merchandise at low cost. W. Deliver The Big Little Store Phone 2491 NEW BANK Petersburg,-Fla. for lhe wlnlcr*ah<-ts confined to ixr bed. and the .. .. , „ , - extent of her injuries te uncertain. Ra±aeHh rLnVA,^,‘,kf’‘Lnronr A». recovery. S.™n.r ter t-,. ,! „i teuton Saranac, her son. Fred, ot Benton Harbor. Mrs. Lee Jones and two'1 Jured. daughters of Ionia s|H-nt Sunday with Mr and Mr*. Claude Kennedy OBSERVED ANNlVEiUAiiY. and family. • On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. E.’ A- Burton. Miss Ruth Handy and CALLED TO ALBION. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Merrick, also Rev. L. L. Dewey was called lo: Miss EtheU Burton of Laiuing. were Albion on Monday tn remain until dinner guest* of Mr. und Mrs. Ben Thursday ns one of the leaders dur­ Merrick on the Slate Road, thc oc­ ing the annual “Religious Emphasis" casion V4MttU„ beins the tlUrtlcth wedding Jt the Cotlese Conlerente, an„llerM,r). M utter, with thc leaders und fraternity ------ ------members are held dally and Indi-' V AND 1 BRIDGE CLUB. vidual problems discussed. Dr Sam­ Thu Wednesday afternoon. Mr*. uel Hurrteon. teacher of Religions Dan Lewis 1* entertaining thc U Education, te the general chairman. and I Bridge Club for lhe afternoon, Thte is a fine honor to come to al her home on W Mill StRev. Dewey as only a few ministers from lhe Michigan and Detroit confereneca are amofig the number se­ Mrs. Edwin Smith will entertain [tiie Y MJL. Club at her home on lected for the week's training. ■ So East St , on Thursday with a ! pot luck luncheon. ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. Robert A Mllb an-. mux-eri-ii 1 * nouncc thc marriage of their daugh-1 ,, ORANGEVILLE, ter. Helen ChrUUne. lo WUlUm I, <'•»■ ™clark 9'Donuell. the ceremony her- '“nl 1 Moncur with her taughIni token nl.ee Oct. l«lh >1 th, ter. Mn. aurta. Heiuen mH l.mU, hems or Better Octler. |ot Or.ntt Hnp-.iU Mr. Bertrand o'Dontell .nd Ml» < Mr •nd W1,?.7 Florence OTJonneU ettcndeU the | JP -I*"1 Thutjtay until couple Monday with her sister. Mrs. Nettie Congratulations and best wishes Brown, of this place while on their are extended by their many friends. I *“>' t.» s|*rx»d lhe vaniter in Florida. ----- it> | Mr und Mr* Willi Am Bourdo and BUSINESS WOMEN'S 1 granddaughter spent Bunday *re- HOSPITAL GUILD MEETING. *»h th'/ daughter. Mrs. WilMrs. Sadie Mac Palmer, auteted ha"‘ , Mr and 14,3 McWhteter of by Mrs Gert.-ide Bliven. will entertein the Business Women's H«^ ,De*rnJt »./»trt end gucste of her pilal Guild on Monday evening. Nov. ’ U,'c,u’- L 1D,<Uuott1*yl *lle' , , . 13. at tiie Episcopal parish house. Mr ,Vrs< I where dinner will be served at 6:15 *°n- D®*teld of Battle t-r/k *t-rc I o'clock. An interesting program u wk end gue, s uf her motbw. Mrs. being prepared and plans will be »w‘‘.Jo*‘n’‘,n. ? lL\U J’lj" „ , made for the Christmas party. ,Thc Biwcdak- club No. 83 Of thte q,, . ’ (place met with Mra. Robert BranJOI.LY BIRTHDAY CLUB. son oi Battle Creek Thursday and On Wednesday. Nov. 1. Mrs. John!spent.a most wonderful day vtelling McLiavy was hostess to thc Jolly 1 and viewing the many places of inBirtliday Club al j* bountiful i«t teresl in the city. TIwm* from this luck dinner, supplemented with (place who went were. Mra. Earl. Erchicken furnished by Mra. McLravy/nest. Fred..Jack und Charite Bourdo, Covers were laid for sixteen indud- IMra, Mont and Je-: ic Mohler. Afra. ing member* and gucste Tile after-■ William Delhi. Ida Johnson and noon was pleasantly spent socially.1 Mrs. Charlie Jones. Application for a New Charter has been filed with the Government for the New NATIONAL Bank with NEW STOCKHOLDERS NEW MANAGEMENT PLANS ARE BEING MADE TO OPEN ON OR ABOUT DECEMBER 1st, 1933 Watch for Full Details in A Few Days! By Incorporators of the New Bank �mr HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER R. 1M3 FAGK SIX ONE CENT A T1SEMENT FOR Truss Guaranteed Every truss wt ft is guar­ anteed to hold ths rupture and wo keep it in proper ad­ justment for yon. Let us show yoa the New Akron Tnirs feature ••Selective Prewur# Control’*. Nothing else like It We are exclusive xepro•onUUvca. % g5c The Prescription Drug Store a. A. L,BARKER. Prop,. HASTINGS MICHIGAN FALL CONCERT Our Service To PROTECT You Constantly Adjuat Fairly Pay Promptly CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. tea KaUiaisoo Natl. Batik Bide. A Home Compsnr Organised I87t.‘ 3Fl MAUK. L«al R«Brei«utaUvt. HuUugi, Mich- GEO. M. NEWTON CARDS of THANKS Beautiful .$800 Piano <AUTO parts: GLASS INSTALLED £ jjj BODY While Yon Walt ’ BATTERIES —Ml FI LERS ' j’’ BRAKE LININGS J RING GEARS' ' < AXLE and DRIVE SHAFTS £ < GLENN F. LAUBAUGH ► Phone 2637 CHURCHES 60c Fitting Service BEHBI Jswaky r-ix n.; hneyer and family spent Bunday MIDDLEVILLE. FAIR LAKE. Clifford A. Gardner received his Tlte Kinsley Ladies' Aid will meet with her 'parents. Mr. and Mrs. GEO R GE’S Yankee appointment as acting postmaster November 13’ tor dinner with Flor­ Janyis Bowerman nt ence Smith at Battle Creak. Springs­ on Tue.-iday. effective Nov. 1st. and SHOE REPAIRING and — Marguerite Lechleitncr spent, the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bedford en-' HAT CLEANING SHOP aide and he took charge Wed­ week end with her sister. Mrs. Ken- terfoined several friends at u buttrt - lurtcliton and card party. .Saturday : A M. with Thomu* I Gil­ neth Spnw. of Milo* . A paniy was given Saturday night night. Mr- and Mis, Virgil Andrew-; ia bis assistant. We all web ecine them und hope for their sue-, fi.r Mr. jtnd Mr* Juke DeKllder and of Augusta were out of town guest.-, < • ■■■■ E I*. Blake, who has gerved . family who are moving to near Mrs. Frank Ttavls and sod .Wil- no nails to bother son are visiting friends at Chicago u* well fur id years and io months., Carlton Center soon. tr|a» Gilt. UJMn fl* request of the I; Henrietta Walters will entertain and will attend A Century of Prog­ ...... adinlnblnition withw„„ „u 'Her Sunday School clx=>s of tiie Bun- r,-ss while there. democrat no re.-let. as he hox done well lhe duties nvU church *t her .home Friday -------------- —----------------------------nvol-.ed upon lum. It ■eemt rather: 1 “>nlnK: Noy^lOth. order for publication. s. four Cl OK liurige that h<‘ should not have 'Vt* ase^Mifws hear month* Ituaranfred 4* I e£U umiileted hi appointed term, as noach arc Unjxrovlng l».LSS NUO1H ■ .ormer democrat -erred his full !"F;r tteetdent. i-rm. even running for a countv. of- ,,Mrs Lt'ihe Colhster SOLES iu po tmtUter ••Henrietta Walters ...re while w>uiv Still serving «-■» ,---. --------- ■halt---BOYS’ RUBBER . rid stepping from i>o*tm.ister into Home aftern spending three iriunira in 111 Balina. niiiina, .SOLES .... ;; the county ofiice without .u day's vlslt‘>ig relatives and ‘attending-the World's b •* of tune, and no objections were nnd ‘“•ndim.. Hu- WorM-a made. But such Is the way of poh-j The November meeting ot FIRST METlfoDIST EPISCOPAI, Bunnell— Ladles* Aid will lx- Hie tic.thete days. 7 — ------------CHURCH. Mrs Edna Storrs and daughter, {or,at’he home of ILuthira.-cf Grand Rapids spent L,t,le Colllster. Wednesday visiting her people. G. • D. and Mra. Whitmore. . / Our town wa* out in force to *eeL».,. , r th-.- football game- Friday P. M. n:.<di,.. oflcr > when our team defeated Comstock "er ' in a hard fought game. It was the Another, farmer High School Glee Clubs and CHURCH or THE UNITED BRETHREN ““““ ,flS dUC^ kU,ed Orchettra with Harp and Key­ n. r,.r-..T Tlle c„, „„ ;.„h JUUO kU>r board of Vibrating Light. E. B ariffla. D. D. Pauor. th, ir tnr outfit and tilled the cracks . ’ “ Friday, Nov. 17, 1933 in the pavement on Thursday, piit!Ia>U«(*. tim; it in shape for the winter. 1 8:00 o'Clock P. M. Mrs. MciUxi A. Dietrich will leave1 Admission 25c, 35c, 50c Sunday for Clare,..Mich, where «lie expects to spend the Winter with nn ngrd aunt, who U nearly blind IUn cu«M»t and nerds u companion. We will • t ' miss Mrs Deltrtch from among Us. . •* ,h' —u<- ot Hi THE KU BONE CORSET a--, he i» <rt.c of the old timers and «i. i F.s mans friend* here wlu/e she •■'--•a... .......... !•»•>.»« n.-t • ii COMPANY h i - lived for so many years. Here "J ' "2 }“! QiTrrs latest model* to solve your figure problems. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. among your relainc* and friend-! I E<-». John Ktuhlug. D. D. P*«tor. Call nr write me for demonstration. One ot thc real art* ot kindness 885 W. Center St. Phone 28<S that ha.-, recently come lo our no- j MRS. PATIENT < . tlcn? «aa when lhe neighbor* and , 715 W. (.'Union. Phone .1170 । triend.* of Guy Clin* turned out re-; '* centiy nnd husked hb field ot cam. retry in II,r i following his jecident. • in which he tinted .did HAKTINvH PARISH. r ’ lost ii hand. Makes living worth METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.■ while wht-H ----- wju st* acts of thia kind.; • world is not ail going to the' Residence: 618 E. Green St. Phan* Q0R9 yet awhile. , ■ •— Baby Grand I carry a nearly com­ vet ul hunting parties' nre preparinji tor the nbrthland and all ' With Mnch.-RnKsnleca.** Rather plete line of fly-wheel an- in hopes of bringing back it than repeueaa thia piano, we beauty. , " wuutri like tu <et ii> touch with GEARS ^>n>« re»ponv|lila party wlio will ’ Mrs. Mary Harper is living in tftwn t take over and tinlah the pay­ •for a time and is always pleased to menu or only.rjjd.40 at (10.00 .M!t« her friends at tip- home-of Mrs.; per tnanth Write. Klvlns referSpecial price on Chev ­ Nellie Horton, on Broadway. ''it ■•«<••* and we will lell,yoii whvre , P. M. Faulkner nnd • fanply are , ptauo can be seen. Write ‘'C." rolet Gears $2 52 i ndw nicely settled hi the home f ?r-: n rue or Hile uewipaper. II * ‘ m-rly occupied by. E E. Faulkner i - u Ring and labor .-nd family on Broadway. included for — Fr-d Rock is again able j<> be . .ibobt after several weeks ol i)!m-js. SPECIAL PRICE fhe R F. D. b?yj and our mw !! ■, P. M. went to Watervliet Monday tTO GARAGES! I.l<n!d. Tablet*. Halve. Nn»e Drnpe i (theik* Cnida find day. Headache* eonvenliqn in the. evening. or Neuralgia lu 50 minute* The M. E church was filled to ca­ * Malaria In 3 day* pacity Bunday a. m. . ■ Fine laxative and Tonic the Pythian Slstft-s have a not Med Speedy Heraedie* Known link supper . this' Monday evening aftV which they will hoid’their*reg­ ular meeting. • The Knights of Pythias will Mart oil their full campaign this liu- day •r and THE WANTS Hastings 6 66 Cook’s Welding Z Machine Shop SALE OF HORSES! 15 BROKEN HORSES AND * 20 Unbroken Western Colts. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10th. at JOHNSON'S FARM. Lake Odessa rk Irony»uw on, Aif^P.thian What Would You Do IF THE LAW - - - NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. l»t REVOKED Your * • Driven Licen*c.’ 2nd TIED Up AH Your Trucks and CarrJ EFFECTIVE OCT. 17, 1&33 Michigan's Financial Respon­ sibility Law Provides c.»’.!-.f to Hart Friday by the death; । l hu bruiti-u. kutne--. They were ac* ei-mpiiii. u I:., nu .-j.-K i- and hux.busiu. Mr.’atid'Mra. Aaron Leather- ! CHURCH OF CHRIST, COATS OEOVE. man, F. C. WtKg, Pastor ' Tin- Adult Bible ClM.s met with. 10:00 A. M — “tonilsyVeb-r.L ' Mr;; Hannah Morgan Thursday eve­ ning. •' » Mrs. V.-rne Tlmmas , nti.rtalnvd Thv. a liufgMnt ot J300 or aitt HASTINGS CITY MISSION. Rt». T? H. Hoot. Pastor SEE US FOP. INSURANCE Jerry Andru*. Phone 7U3—Fl Haatlngv. Mich. R. G. Brumm. Phone KI—F.1 Ngahville. Mich. GRANGE PROGRAMS Mr. and Mr.i. Milton Kermech ypent Sunday with the latter'.-; par­ ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Moore of Ha.stings. * Wayne Kcrmeen accompanied Mr. :.ml Mrs. SWiiru to Elkhart Thurs­ day mnrning and from tlwre to ciuHuy an and daughter and take in .the The Pannekc Ladles' Aid will! field their annual chicken dinner and sale in tin* church ta.*cmi:nt ThWMlay. Nov. 16th. .We invite you to attend. Maurice Thomas of Galesburg' •nnd Miss Ruth Heintz of L-t;:ht->n; und Birge Thomas and Miss Mildred The Influence of the Pleased reaches far^ for mutual Good CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Funeral Service BAN SMt WANT AOVS. TAT. Peas Corn Corn Tapioca Shanghai Old Mammy No. 2 Can cm.-. Saturday ufternuan. Mi* Gbnn Allen. Mr* ill? kpnt Sunday with the •brother. Eari .Ktrnwen. and HASTINGS MARKETS 9c FOOD SALE HIGIIHANK. -a.. ^j0r-£iJll ajjd| ~ Mr .»ud Mrs Milton Abernathyct. Mr. and of Lynn. Ind. after sending sevdaughter. . ;'*. mil week.* at Mr and Mr* Georg? . Mr. nnd, Mrs. Wm. KepKey nnd; ±7 Green*, returned home with their Mr. Wm. Kelley were Sunday guest* gnandaughter and husband Sunday vf Mr. and XTr.;. Ocorgt- Heintz, of! Mrs Clare Marshall *pent Fridav Lmhtnn. nt Mr and Mr* Howard Burchett'* Congratulations to MIm LodcmA ■ in A*B>ria and made the aetjuain:Schnurr wl)» was quietly married.; t ance of their new ‘son there. . . Oct. ip:h, to George Schroeder of! FTIltVEST WOODLAND.* — Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walton and Cakdotua? A reception for the rela-1 NcfAIi- Farlee returned home twas held Wednesday evening j t<... acm. Seward, were .Sunday guests' . 11 "• of Mr. and Mrs. William Bolltan in from Baltic -Cr.-ck Sa'.urd. ■at the I- O O. F. hull In Caledonia. , Hastings. nlng. My. nnd Mrs. Wm. Kepkey and! iv We were sorry to hear that the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hecker of Mrs Hannah Morgan and Wm .... . Kel-. 2_r daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oriie Mil- Kalamazoo called on Mrs. Marr *> a shopping in AUegan Allt’gan Friday, Me M Friday. MUs 'Lois And Bobble and ! ii" hw leB F,sl>er Sunday afternoon. ’ Ml - ' ”Tungate '*—---* JiVui They have our sympathy. Bay Tolan entertained Mrs. Ouy' i Mrs. Harry Sandbiook and Rons • -k R.i Mr and Mrs. George Green spent.• were week-end guests of Mr and Cline s and Loren Tungate's Sun-■ Sunday iit Mr. and Mr*..&i. Ort-ens Mrs, York Duffy in Kalamazoo. day School Claves Friday evening J 1 ■■■ .t, in Sunfield. Mi». Hannah Morgrfn. Mrs Verne! i! Mr and Mrs. Bert Daly attended,Ralph Hershberger and friend of Mrs. Otis Montan and ft * the funeral of Lon Hendershott tnj Detroit spent the week end with . Lot*, attended the- imivr.il Walter Hershberger. . : Baltimore Monday. Rachel Allen at Gaine.* Jehu Smith of Battfe Creek sp<jnt eht h Friday. ——M Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reid acre at “.(•* ■ > lhe,r -**>n’*- Claud Reid’s, near Hns­ thc week end with hl- parents. Mr. and Mrs. David Benawa were .. t- tings a couple of days la.*t week and। and Mrs. Owen Smith. • jll.d to Grand Rapids Wednesday 'i1; '"’ heljwd them move to a farm near‘ Mr. and Mrs Harrison Blocher, morning by the sudden death of hu. ■7~~ Bedford. m„uand .i-ler. Mrs. Rachel Allen, al the Mr. and Mrs. EVerett Clum "X Mr. and Mrs. Forest Bldelman of'daughter and Mr and *Ir». Mr.* John John iK'une of her daughter. " ‘ the Branch district spent an eve- Weaver were guests bt Mr and Mrs. Guy and Grover chne were called “ ,i ■> nln< recvn’,y wl’h Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Smith in Hastings Sunday to Del: n Friday night by the »eri•71:1 "SISJS’X.nu »> <>W coiKiillnn of their moUltr. Mrs. Nancy Cline, but she luus rallied and .I» VMt TOd „ Mr. .nd Mr, ,llh Mr .nd Mr. Sut TolSl wa.' reported better last week. She La’n<*’ ••farshalls. xjr' |tnti want r F:.her ae- W with h?r daughter. Mrs. George Eddy. *».« .* £‘9r*,u* Sh‘pard of Hastings aere to fort Wayne Sunday where thfry ' Melbourne and Virgil Adams and rk. h.* - guests Sunday of the furmers par- visited- relatives Mlsrea Arlene and Peggy Raw spent ‘mp'iJt. fnl' Mr and .... MMr* Laurel Marzhall. .Miss Cornelius Wise of Battle Friday evening w)th tlte latter's cou­ sin in Grandville. Bears, we read, are very, fond of Crct‘k *pen’ Uu’ e,ld w,tn lhe . ___ berries apd fruits Also of wheat. ,wnw foU“ . • . • T.-x new international tyne: Silver cotton, copter, steel, rubber and oil' ---------------------------------------------EHswcrth Smith of Havtings apent notes amonf thc gold.—Roanoke • Saturday with Chas. Farlee. . Times. x i. 9 —Schenectady Gazette. Package Bean Sprout* 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c Royal ^,3Grapefruit 4 Oranges Bananas 5 ,blTuna Fish Can 19c 19c 19c 19c 13c The Above Prices Are for Friday and Saturday Only Apples Put in your winter’s supply NOW! Wagners, Snows \ and Baldwins — Coffee Silver Nut OLEO 7« White House Extra Special! Friday and Saturday w^HanMB Butter Chalet Crtamtry Ib. Mince Meat r.,—• x -« 23c Apple Butter Parasaaal l|«. I9c Mayonnaise r..™.. lie Small Jar Mayonnaitt or Relish Spread Free Special lip Blend "> I I L Schantz <locali. were Sunday gue Premier CoHee lb Cheese <AC| MildlCream | Ib. FdS Naptha Saap 10 bin ^9^ Soap Chip« c.ni.iwk.u. i,. 10c Flotilla tOc Site Ban 4 i- 25c The Floating Soap The 3% Michigan Sales Tax Included in This Adv. Serve Yourself Save I Feldpausch’s y^<u Ware House 206-208 East State Street Save 1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, Nov. 8, 1933 1 BAY'S ORINGS IT jFE,S,FKEiS„x THE HEILTN GIMP PART TWO—Page , Down where the sh'<ls of child-, , hood he. , A fairy spot, with sunny gleams. Resting amid sweet scented bowI era. . Board Feels Provisions Are Where youth still dreams its pleas- i Well Known and Should । ant drcams. Be Followed . . . hove a real answer to tho In The Home Journal published |To where yon misty curtains keep I And pleasure guides the passing hours. .. INTERESTING DAILY PRO­ The General Bales Tax Act. under . by Dennis At Holmes, in HasUngs: Concealed from view our harborproblem of rising living costs GRAM FOR THE 43 Section 6. very specifically stated1 on Thursday, May 8. >879. is found) ed buy. But Time glides on with ceaseless, | flow that "the tax jeyied hereunder shall! the following poem A?11 saw. one golden summer day, CHILDREN And FIVE full years have flitted be due and payable on or before the IS" Shrt" B. A. Burton. wK T« brlgl.l hurt burg,, HwgUn, 15111 day ot the month next sue- ; P*»t. ’ PMt, icecdlng the month in which tlw tax [ long since pawed on: THIS WEEK I The one, with Hope's fair pennons I With summer's sun and winter's: KELLOGG FOUNDATION । glow. IQ nnikic 11ric lAfrtDi/ nc^rued. The Act. under Section I}.. FIVE YEARS. 8t»y. IS DOING FINE WORK further specifically states "In.casM Until we hall this Isle at last. | The other,'with brave, sail and, (A poem composed by Mrs. E. A. 1-lb -------। of failure to file any return, required ; I Where we may see the graver needs I mast. Burton, and read by her on thc 1 Of life are seeking place, and Lo! There Are Eleven Children by this Act within the time pret occasion of thc 5th anniversary Just tinged with some of Life's dull We find tiiat clothes-pins, garden; Vvnm ■ scribed by the Act. 25 per cent of lhe Loaf nay— of thc marriage of Mr. and Mrs. From Barry County tax shall W added as a penalty " As though some stormy cloud of Holmes.) Chairs, canes, and even brockets1 at the Camp When the Act became effective on ’ q^re Country Club - WHITE, Sliced or unsliced Time la a river, deep and wide. grow. Cold, wintry breezes off Pine Lake July 1‘ he State Board of Tax AdWith pleasant islands scattered Had sometime floated o'er Its way. And left its fadeless traces there. To gather In such fruitage rare. | have as yet failed to daunt the 43 ministration did not have a list of who registered on Monday, merchandisers to whom the tax And as we downward gently glide, They glided on neath radiant skies, ji Each comes tonight, a merry! children October 23. at the W. K. Kellogg would apply. Tiie Board mode its I guest. Till some fair breeze with gentle,‘ And reach In turn each sylvan Foundation Camp for the first 10 > distribution of returns through var- ■ Your pleasant "Harvest Home" to shore. kiss. week winter . camping period. The ious agencies and felt that it should Eatmore Brand share. Our little barks a moment rest, Wafted therh on. to where there With happy song and lively jest;) campers, who range in age from 6 t»l be too harsh in imposing penalUpon the curling land-bound tide. ' lies. to 16 years, are chosen with refer- 1 tH upon returns made after thc While we with eager tireless quest. The love erou-ned fount of wedded While tuneful pleasure strikes a lence to their needs and the feeling | ISth of the month. I note Reach out for freight on either bliss. Pineapple J“1“ 2 Quikmix wb- >*■ 27c 93c ij that they will be bene fit ted by a I The Board now feels that the pro-1 Then with one stroke, the ’ double j.I That memory shall bear away. side. HENKEL'S — Biscuit compound visions of the Act are well known to I As onward, downward still we IW?bcanip period. Country Club Go foraging for flowers and fruit. J For, all too brief must be our stay. ; The campers enrolled from Calall taxpayers in the State of MichiBeat.out their rhythm full and From pleasure's many tinted store; 2 N..U4 asCounty include Donald Bteb- <®n and- therefore, will insist that sweet. Apricots Golden Bantam 10c Yet. as the Now we're passing by. houn “ can* ** * * Or. search with earnest, keen pur-. As all blcton. Theodore Collins. Charles returns be made on or before the along the sylvan shores. Is never quite so rich and fair. CORN — Standard quality Country Club — Fancy — In syrup suit. They guided well their household As some tomorrow which we spy. Babcock. Constance Chriatoohai.! 15th of the month as required under For wealth, or learning's hidden Kenneth Morgan. Christobel Man- I ’he definite provisions ot the'Act. fleet. Just looming on tiie distant air. orc; mng. Dorothy Nichols. Jimmy Mur-' Returns for the month of October So just ahead there glitters bright. ,phy. Sun-Maid With varied freight our barks fill :For tiny sails. like cloudlets fair. Dora Skillman. Ruth Downard. received by the Board after the 15tlj Another Isle whose name is "Tin."' Soon floated down from some rv.u-r.nrH t>n,.i<.... ttwn_ of November wlll will be sublcct subject to tiie tlw ThcT'wlth our treasure haste May all who greet you here tonight,;'James Downard. Pauline Wood. Wil- penalties imposed by the act. bright sky. Seeded '11am Kane. Thomas Wood. Virgil away. To claim their fond protecting care, Help gather that rare harvest In.'i Wright. State Board of Tax Administration. James E. Mogan. 35c Sun-Maid Seedless, A hippy .nd vntozxble tlmv .nd From Allvgan AJIcgan county tome: come: AlManaging Director. gglhrrtug ol relative* and neighbor* Ired ptorf KUen •t lite residence of one or the pub- B,[den. Reginald Bradxlvaw: Junior Chocolate Chips 19c Halier, or thu paper on Saturday iCoW. um„ r^u., wullta Bowie. Pure Preserves 19c Fresh — Rich chocolate with tasty X.Tv' I Tomm>' Sxyperekl. Janet Waler*, Country Club —• Assorted flavors veraary or Mr. and Mra. W. H. . , , Holmes' marriage. Rev. D. R. Shoop! „ county sends: Jean WUoffldatcd and made presentation re-| *a™* 5®“** <2‘“*' Your property in Michigan's Largest Form Mutual Fire Insurance Shredded Wheat «*<• 11c Molasses cookies “>• 15c marks on the useful and ornamental *°,drcd Wolff- '' ^llacS2?5*'" I Company with a policy that has no technical loop-hole* to avoid wooden mementoes. Mr. Wint NelEmery Newman. Velma For**y.! National Biscuit liability, consistent with safe underwriting. A blanket policy on son presided at the organ, Mra. Dr. Taggart. Vemon Smith. (Continued from page one> personal property. Net resources nearly One-Half Million Dol­ Burton rend an original poem, com- °^n_t F™man' Roland Froman. ixiscd for Lhe occasion, n letter of'From_Eat°n'county come: Jlieo lar*. Losses satisfactorily adjusted and promptly paid. * Careful tall regrets und congratulations from Jfyatt, Mary- Hall, Barbara King. program across. Thc speaker wlll al­ underwriting and a thorough system of. inspection maintained, cans Rev. T. D. Marsh and wife was read. Smart. EUen Smart. Robert so explain thc "Buy Nbw" movement eliminating overinsurance, fire hazard and undesirable risks. _ __ __ __ _____ and the benefits to be derived therethen refreshmente were served, aft- Nedfy- Max*T11 Barrett. Richard Country Club Fancy Red Alaska •go^'rtX^ ,M"s| from. There will also be orchestra er • which the "good nights” <wereiO° were I Wlms. for farther iafomaUsu ••• nssrsit BcpttsenUUrs or write Hoa* Oflko. irU arut Raid, and the bride and groom have* The camp caml1 day d"? is u so 80 arranged as to music al at the me entertainment. entertainment, started anew on life's journey—with kw?P children profitably oc- P Thc merchants held n meqfing Harvest Time 5 Philadelphia 3 Ar- 25c 25c MORRIS O. HILL, Henins. all their "little responsibilities" 1 tho,t 7hey time for recreation. The rising bell would not only make it an induce­ Pillsbury Pancake Flour CREAM CHEESE — Extra Spacial is at 7:30 with breakfast at 8:00. ment to "Buy Now?' but they would OBITUARY. i After which comes bedmaking and cooperate also to the extent of put­ Puritan Syrup 19c Tomato Soup 4 *•-• 19c tJL1 cleaning- of the dormitories which ting on a Window Night early in the home orncE 702 ciiuboh st., flint, mich. M^rtoiton’akMrllP until 9:30. At that time the evening of November 23. from 6:30 Barbara Ann — Fina quality W. V. BUBBAS, President, , H. K. F1BK. Secretary. la died at’the'linmn rrt children gather and decide from to 7:30. In the windows will be dis­ made by by me thc stall staff what ir.u trr.n—-ri t « st .. dauR1 i. !..,‘ suggestions suggestions maoo *lUi played bargains which they will of­ Inrw^! '*OU,d ,lkc lO *» for lhe 2 hour fer as their contribution to the "Buy Ib. 1933. Site uno born. June 2. 1852. at n(.rlod which takes until 11:30. At Now” program. They will offer spe­ Montreal. 'w£~t£ *h‘cJ‘ i^lr^often’Vd daughter of Mr. and Mrs Joseph M^‘Ttered Mid M tone a/Tlt cial salex, with some outstanding bargains, on Friday and Saturday, Embassy Brand Rich, smooth and creamy Nov. 24 and 25. Rut o ma £thelewteniNp of a counselor trained ?“S amS. XX X" 1.X S3 Our readers will understand it is not as easy to offer tempting bar­ Pels Naptha 10 b.,. 49c Jewel Coffee n. 19c u-u*’AiSXXhXl’S'“> “ecbXJwuiirE gains now as it wan. before thc NRA * Popular Laundry Soap French Brand, Ib. 23c started, practically uniform wages been established by the- NRA wXrn At Yll ’ate^ Whidi will continue for a greater hi\ve Matches throughout thc country. Child labor Chester Melhorn of Lake Alfred. ESSHn WnLer cX at noon, follow by and sweat-shop labor have been Avalon — Strike anywhere eliminated. If people could only ciren ana nineteen great grandchil- „ ....,, , dren and one brother tfhtl one m have understood how much human suffering was Involved In producing ter. Paul Dcroche of Montreal. Can, • On loans of $300 or less Household has re­ FRESH FRUITS AND PRODUCE some of the bargains that were of­ duced the cost substantially below the maxi­ ferer! before the NRA entered the b field, they would have felt uncom­ mum rate formerly charged. Families, keeping mornlib, .t nine A.M.. Nwmbe, « S?VbeX fortable about purchasing the bar­ house, who can .make regular monthly repay­ gains offered at such low prices last ments are eligible to borrow. 20 months to repay. . n ganixed gamea led by counselors, or winter and spring. For instance, last The only signatures required are those of hus­ on I ; < , .. ' bike a hike. spring sweat shop made overalls Tbe W'la ol revival meellnes supper u at S:30 followed by could be rold*at retail at 59 cents a band and wife. Quick, private, courteous serv­ Golden yellow fruit Ripened to the peak of their flavor MIto ehureb conducted by Rev. Mies juntos until tbe evening nroeram al pair. These were produced in shops ice. Visit, write or 'phone thc offices of the w!n'*"‘ elosed Sunday 7:ls Tap, vre welcome at s M lor In the south where women worked Household Finance Corporation of America on nlaht. They have been moat helpful a,,.r such a full, happy day. It take, long hours at sewing these garments Head Lettuce 2 15c Grapes Emperor* J lbs. 15c thc 3rd FL of the City National Bank Building, to all who allended and many souls only , j,nrt ,lme lh( ehlldren and received in most cases less than have been saved. A sc>al meeting to fall asleep Fancy California Sweet and juicy I West Michigan Ave., Battle Creek. Phone 4406. 12 00 a week for their work! Olrls wlll be held next Wednewlay night. , A1 ,h. present Ume the stall Is and children worked for even less ' MEMBER N. R. A. In honor of Mrs. Minnie Quick's composed of John Vydarcny. Direc- pay in such places. All this has been it. 10c Tomatoes Jonathan 4 19< Uvwo 5. * she .i.. was — given „ ae.!^; Keith Goixlon. Quartermaster: changed. Under the NRA there can birthday, Nov. APPLES — Michigan — Fancy eating surprise party by her children. Mr Marc Squler. Steward: Mrs. Anna be no more child labor atjd no $2.00 and Mrs. Ted Tack and children of Beers, nurse; Mrs. Grace Lobdell, weekly wage. As the result overalls Assyria Center. Mr. and Mrs. Clin­ cook. The seven counselors include that were once sold here at 59 cents ton Quick of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs, John Vydarcny. .Magdalene now cost the buyer from 79 to 98 Mrs. Vern Quick and children of Fox. Billy Reynolds. Kay Blake, cents. Banfield. -------Mr. and Mrs.--------Ferris Quick — Hilding Olson. NcIsom Schrier and But every merchant In Hastings and children —,~i— ren of nPrairieville. Mr. Clyde Miller. This is almost a will cooperate with the NRA In put­ FLORIDA Sweet, full of juice 80 size and Mrs, IHfclan _____ ________________ _..u, —________________ Scobey local, also'double staff/and. with the compleon some money-saving bar­ Mr. and Mra. Vert Robinson of j tion of the Clear Lake Camp Mr. ting gains during, the two days. They are Schultz nnd Mrs. Jennie Lyons and , Gordon. Mrs. Lobdell. Mbs Fox. Miss showing CHOICEST QUALITY MEATS a fine spirit in working with son of Banflelcj. A lovely birthday. Blake. Mr. Schrier and Mr. Miller the local NRA Committee, and are dinner wax served and many beau- will be transferred there. making It easy to start the "Buy tiful gifts * given the honored one. [ -------------- * • > -----Now" movement, by offering induce­ We add our congratulations and! OBITUARY. trust she may be spared to celebrate Matilda Lenz, was bom In Ger­ ments for trade during the two days. Round or Sirloin lb. Thc members of the NRA Com­ many more happy birthdays. ;many, Sept. 5, 1853. and departed mittee are deeply grateful to the Mr and Mrs H M. Kennedy and !»£ »vcr home in Irving. Oct merchants of this city for the will- , HEA1 two sons of Dowagiac and Mr. and I®23- nt ycars> 1 ingness and >:<xxl fntth evidenced in | ib. 5C Beef Ribs ib. 8c Beef Chuck Mra. Wayne Flower and children of month and _fl days. At thc age of WITH cooperation and for their fine! PAD Kalamazoo spent Sunday with their j she came to America and has their Fine for baking Al! choice cuts in carrying out the arrange­ parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Flower. «*nt the remainder of her life In spirit ment .urged by Washington NRA and Bernice. i Barry county. In 1872 she was unlt­ headquarters. The people of this «l in marriage to Christian Bachand county will bear in mind man-to whom «*te was a helpful and city that this whole mutter has been un­ has been so sick, is_muoh ^oved helpmate. To this union nine AK chlldren born' Emma Dllnslon dertaken by the General NRA CotnA‘ C ‘ ’i°f Orand Rapids. Minnie Engle who mlttee at the request ot Washing­ Meaty to spend this uecx. | passed away in Idaho.-Lena War- ton authorities and that the coop­ The bazaar and chicken pie din-, ncr of Lansing. Alnfl and Louis of eration of tile merchants was invitRib Roast Hamburg ■■>- 12c ner will be held at thc church Wed- । Hastings, Charlie and George, who, ed by tljat committee. Further an­ nesdoy evening. Nov. 15X beginning passed away when young men. nouncements will be made next Freeh (round Rolled at six o'c^ck. • ; Christine Love of Detroit, and week. Several from the H. L. Club at-1 Gladys Was killed in an acciIt is expected on the evening of tended the fall meeting of the Kala- • dCnt The husband and father November 23 to have the city band Fresh dressed fowl tnazno County Federation of Clubs paASed away m Sept. 1919. In 1923 parade the business streets, also to lb. at tiie Ladies' Library Building at Was united in marriage to। play at the Central school auditor­ Kalamazoo Wednesday. George /Fox. Her memory wlll be , lum on the night of November 23. nvi The program for that night wlll be . *.r* dearly cherished by the five chilATTRACTIVE SOUTIIWEST RUTLAND. dren. 18 grandchildren. 12 great- well worth while; admission will be ib. 6c Pork Liver Spare Ribs COLORS ib. 8c Mlss Mina Gillans of Shultz was grandchildren, a brother, John Lenz, free With such a splendid program, a guest from Friday till Sunday of several nieces and nephews and a with many Interesting And enjoyable her sister, Mra, Wm. Hart. hast of friends. Funeral services , numbers, there will be no doubt Bacon Squares 10c ib. 7c Veal Breast No need to suffer from cold feet while driving—Thermat Mr. nnd Mrs. Oley Douglass and were held at thc home In Irving on about a big crowd. Thc committee Sugar cured daughters were Sunday guests of Thursday al 2:30. Rev. McKean uf feels that the auditorium will not be will keep them warm. Enjoy winter driving, sports, without her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oaks,. Middleville officiating assisted by large enough to accommodate, those worry anout chills and cold. Ready in an instant, and hot of Glass Creek. Rev. potts Of Grand Rapids. Burial, who will want to enjoy the fine en­ tertainment which will be entirely Fred Kerr dnd Bert Newland left jn Rutland cemetery. lb. for 8 to 10 hours at a single -heating—Thermat makes a Friday free. The half hour address will be for Chicago to attend A Cen-1 -------------- * * ► - ■ ■ dandy companion on the coldest days. informing and the variety of the tury ot Progress. PLEASANT HILL. Several from here attended the' Mrs. Charles Bennett has been on numbers on the program will be Ag-HE entertainment Friday eve-"the sick list. 1 pleasing. It will be a delightful eve­ All prices in this advertisement include the Michigan 3 per cent Sales Tas SIMPLE - EFFECTIVE - INEXPENSIVE j nlng nnd reported an enjoyable Mr. Morford and associate of the ning. Because of the limited capac­ time. Union Sunday School assisted In the ity of the auditorium children will Merely add 2 tablespoons of cold water to Thermat— Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gorham and Sunday service, not be admitted except when accompresto! Instant heat! No electricity. No hot water. children of Kalamazoo were week-' Mr. and Mrs. Eunice Kraft of pnnied by their parents. Each unit good for a total of 80 to 125 hours of end guests of the former's parents. Charlotte nnd Mr- nnd Mrs. SeyHOLME8 CHURCH. Mr. and Mra. Francis Gorham. Mr. mour Jordan local spent Sunday steady, comforting heat. Refills 35c each or 3 for$l. nnd Mrs. Willard Bagley and daugh-1 with Ed. Bodford. David Cooper of Lynndonvllle. ters of Kalamazoo spent Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bort Palmer and New York, came Monday to spend a there. Mr. nnd Mrs. Miner Palmer and few clays with hLs mother and fam­ Saturday callers at the Dan Doug- their mother. Mrs. Lucite Reed, of ily. Mrs. Charles Bayne. loss home were. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Middleville attended the funeral of Laverne Cooper and Arthur Fuller Douglass of Hastings and on Sun- Mrs. Reeds mother at Joliet. Hi., won the trip to Chicago sponsored day Mr. and Mra. Wm. McNutt of Tuesday. Thc men and their nioth- by the Ag-HE Exposition. "Where Immediate Attention and Courtesy are shown to all" Ccntral Rutland. er returned Wednesday and thc teMr. and Mrs. Alvin Helrigle and Mra. Clara Robinson of Grand .dies returned Saturday with George HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 2115-WE DELIVER Rapids and Mrs? Sarah Erway of Bridge and son Walter who are Mrs. Vernon Benton and daughter Glass Creek are visiting relatives spending the week here visiting rel- of Grand Rapids were Sunday visiln this' neighborhood. atives. tore at Forest Prices'. • . — — ■ i — ■■bh — m — — — I A Fine Wedding Anniversary In — Hastings Fifty-Four YeprsJ^^O' KROGER'S fa OLEO I 4 25c RED SALMON 2 35e PEANUT J 23c RAISINS FARMERS PUNABIGTIME HERE NOVEMBER 23 INSURE State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. BUTTER LOAN RATE LOWERED AX’- iSSui tS; BANANAS Enjoy the Comfort end Relief of HEAT ons of water B A. LyBARKER 4 -19' GRAPEFRUIT 4 19‘ STEAKS 10c 2« BEEF POT ROAST CHICKENS 12< VEAL ROAST a-w" 10« KROGERS WANT TO BUY OR SELL? TRY OUR WANT �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 8. IMS PAGE EIGHT PRAIRIEVILLE. | WOODLAND. I Miss Naomi VanLoo spent Sunday Albert Higgins visited his sister.) Dr. and Mrs. Leland Holly and , in Lansing. - Mrs. Richard Lancaster, and family .son of Muskegon called on the forDr. and Mrs. R. O. Finnic and •' *** ‘’--------------- :-------- of Hastings over the week end. mer’s father, B. 8. Holly and Mrs.; children spent Sunday with Mr. and PROBATE COURT. Lucille Higgins was a guest of Mr. R-na Culler Sunday. j Mrs Joseph McKnight of Hastings. Est George W. Davis. dec'd. Rc-'and Mrs Glenn Haywood'the lat-i M-ss Winifred Border of Michigan 'rhu was a birthday dinner in honor • -?r part of the week. )State College, East Lanslrw. spent of MU* JoAnne on her sixth annlappraltal of real estate filed, com- ’ MrsfmtUT — Henry Benson., who 11U has been1 !*r parenM' veroary. < ___ i.lime. ______ ________ ■ and Mrs. P. Mrs K. Bonier .mission-tn take testimony issued. nr- a.. Wng Is improving nicely. - ” E Border. Raymond rwimn Dalton of West Wood­ Est. T A. Aldrich, dec'd. Annual we are pleased to report. ! Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Higdon and land and Miss Adelaide Coppas of account of Admr filed. Th(. Tr|p|e ting club win mrct faral*y of Nashville and Mr. und Sunfield were united in marriage ' Est. Glenn A. Boyle, dec'd. Order wlth -yrs NewPn Barber Friday Mra E*. 8avacooi of Hastings called Saturday afternoon in Sunfield. i appointing Admrx. entered, bond Ar of, ।Nov lOth Pl>{« luck dlnner. Bring!on Mr ■nd Mr8 W?>b>' Crockford They are living in the house on Ids ---- Admrx. filed, letters of administra­ table service. We hope for a good Sunday. father's. Henry Fteishner's. farm re­ tion issued, order limiting settlement lurri out . i alen England expects to attend a cently occupied by Mr. and Mrs. entered, petition for hearing claim*' Mr ami Mrs M J Norris lairv meeUng of the Traveling Salesman Ralph Leffler. ■ filed, notice to oieditors issued, fl-j Norris and Mary Polley *cre Kala-‘ The whole.pRfljnumty was sad­ ile PrcsJdentnal account of special Admrx. filed. dened last'<cck when Leonard C■ Mr. .nd Mr. r. B. Often , discharge of special Admrx. Issued., m«,te ,tePte° Tutedkr Wachter, age 55. died Thursday fol­ Mr. and Mrs. M J. r Norris. Mrs. tabMfd and XIrh W1U ungsu/ ' Est. C A. Hough, dec'd. Inventory; lowing a four-day Illness with a rup­ i filed. Jennie and Lucy Norrta and MnJof Hastings. Mr. and Mm. F W tured blood verael. Mr. Wachter was and Mrs- Ward very active in ull the affairs of F-st. William I. Ford. Order ap­ Katir Norris of Kalamazoo attend- 5mith d.ughter Phyllis of Woodland. He was u member of thc pointing guardian ad litem entered, ed a family gathering at the. home GrTen lliinii* of nf Mr. Xtr and nrrX Mrs. VL.r. .. . — . home Wm. J. kjnr. Nor­ ..South ... notice'of hearing issued. Knight Pythias and Woodland Woodland Sunday. E»t. Rhoda YA Wolf, dec'd. Will ris near Hastings, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Huff and Mrs. Grange and u trustee of the Metho­ filed, petition for probate of will Mr and Mrs. Wm. R Norris were Morion ot Paw Paw spent Thursday dist church. Surviving are tiie wid­ filed, order for publication entered NEW-QUIET- LIGHT WEIGHT with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager ow. one daughter. Frances, a- son Est. David A. Coo|xt. Petition for er’s of Hostings. Saturday P. M Mrs. Gager and son. Morgan, re­ Carl at home, two sisters. Mrs. Anna guardian filed, order appointing Mrs. Parker is ill with rheumatism. turned to Paw Paw with them for a Harberstrum of Ionia and Mrs. Min­ guardian entered, bond filed, letters Don Frederickson went to Has­ short visit. Mr. Gager spent thc nie Oarlinger of Kent City and one of guardianship issued. tings Tuesday to take an examina­ week end Uith them there. brother. George Wachter. Est.' Vernon L. Farley, dee d tion to-enter tiie C. C. C. Camp. He Mr. and Mrs Will Garilngcr of Miss Atene Mohler of Junior Col­ Waiver of notice filed, order assign­ was much disapitointed not to have lege. Grand Rapids, spent the week Cadillac spent the week end with Ing residue entered, discharge ot been accepted before so his friends end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McLeod and COMBINES A MOTOR-DRIVEN Admrx. Lulled, estate enrolled ... rejoice with him ut his success. We Wm. Mohler. attended the funeral of Leonard BRUSH WITH “HIGH-VACUUM" Est. Michael Smith, deed. Ordei wish him the best of luck. Mr. and Mrs. Al Laird of Battle Wachter. assigning residue entered, dischargtz^ Mr; and L F Erb y^ted Creek spent the week end with lhe of executor Issued, estate enrolledMr. tind r^y ot Hickory latter’s parents. .Mr. and Mrs. Day­ ASSYRIA. Est. Claribe! I. Parmelee. Annual I corners Tuesday- They accompan- ton Jordan, of North Woodland. Mrs. Svlyta- ’Scidmore left Thurs­ acS.°Vn^-?f *u“rdl“n -j «» ■. led l,u,lr host “nd hostess on a trip Mrs. Roy Roberts and daughters day for Hastings to remain with her GREAT INTRODUCTORY Est. Edwin A Day. deed Waiver; (O numerous'places, the last idace of North Woodland spent Thursday sister. Mrs. Agnes Purcell, for a 'of notice tied, order aiiHx.intmr Kalamazoo. Where they witnesses with Iler sister'. Mrs. Raljgi Rise. time. Mrs. Evangle Miller and Le­ Admr- entered, bond of Adinr filed. lhc Halloween parade, also the disMrs- Geo. Teeter wifi be the ona. and Mra. Vedu Guy accom­ letters of administration Issued, or- I)lny „r bab>. 1)lcUires nt oilmorc speaker at the communty service panied her and spent the day with der limiting settlement, entered, pe-) Brothers. next Sunday evening nt ’ the U. B. their aunt. Mrs. Purcell. 11 tition for hearing on claims filed.' An enjoyable time at the. box so­ church. Greydon Faul will give a SENT TO YOU ON The Christian Endeavor Society •notice to creditors issued. SO DAYS' FREE TRIAL cial held in the schoolhouse was re­ piano solo and Mias Naomi Van Loo of the Rev. Hitciicock’s charge, held ported. A J». T. A. was organized. will Ying. Mrs. Frank Niethamet will a missionary meeting ot the Assyria DOWLING. Center chuich on Friday evening. Herman Nlel, Sr., was elected pres,- lead the devotionals. 1^" For thc first time, a motor-driven brush Miss Dorothy Curtis and Donald Rev. Titcombe of the African Sou­ : The Ladies’ Aid will serve a Ident: tnent: Earl Johncock, vtce-presihu been combined with "High-VacuumThanksgiving turkey dinner in the dent: Mrs. Frank Boniface, secre- McLeod were united in marriage by dan Mission. gave the address, show­ In a quiet, light, medium priced cleaner. Rev. Fay C. Wing Saturday evening ing a large collection of lantern church barement on Thursday. No- ' tary und treasurer. Its sensational, spectacular performance vember 16. tq whish all are invited.: Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Wales have at 7:00 o'clock in their home In the .slides pertaining to his work, also on embedded sand an^ soda (comparable Those In ciuirge of the dinner are.’■ moved to MK tuUKa „ lhe. ^ Charles Hughes, 1Brtn farm, village, which Hwy have just recent- ;a large number of curkif were on Doris Holcomb. Myra Wright. Motev riln.t Q|nd , ibey d|d ten, nol g0 jr... ur .... andj hope i___ ly furnished. The former’s sister .exhibition to' a full house. with fine dust) will poilitivclv thrill you. Oswald and Lizzie Smith .u_._like their > Threads, lint, hair and surface Utter are tlwy will new home. We and husband.,Mr. and Mrs. Howard II Thc Lacey extension group held * jmp Of ' The Cemetery Circle will m m-’: Barnum. of Hastings attended them I their first meeting at the frot Instantly removed by the fast-revolving ccVwiih them success. this week on Thursday usual! ---- - t as’ Z42 ""*51 Ed. Wilkinson wfts n guest of rela- und Mrs. Fay Wing was a witness., Mrs. Bertha Ketcham pl Lacey. .... brash. Request Immediate free trial. i with a committee ajpptnpted • ■ for -- tives at Knhunnzno last week. Dak- Hauer of Junior CoUege leaders. Mrs. Mildred Jones and , ., ., Sarah ouuui Smith auu and Mr,. Mrs. W. J. Grand Rapids spent the week end .'Helen Cole, will present thc lesson, *Mrs. ’»»"• ouiuu •». V. SPECIAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. I-Meal Planning." Mrs., Marshall Pierce and baby, entertained 'Sunday Mrs Mrs. ’ I Howard Burchett, who has been Marton, arrived home Saturday Arthur Bake.• and Patricia of Kote- John Hauer. PHONE TODAY! Rev. and Mrs. Fay c. Wing were - confined to his home with pm ufroin Pennock, hospital. Mrs Sujie, mazoo and Mr. and Mrs. Grand DeCorWns is assisting with the work' Priester local in Wayland Sunday where Rev. ! monin, is recovering satisfactorily. and caring tor the new baby. Utne^ Atd Priday. November 10. Wing preached the funeral sermon Mrs. Stella Tuckerman and Mrs. f ‘.Mabel Puffpaff, leaders of lhe AsMr. and Mrs. Frank Herrington |n the afternoon. Bring needles of an old friend. and sons. Emmet and Alton, ami and sv^rs, Pot mck'served cafcThe local Red Cross membership syria Center Nutrition Class, met M*.v, violet Barker left Monday for u.rla ■ drive roll starts the week of.tfovem- the class at the home of Mrs. Irene Wulnnuton. D c whrrr tWv wlll tra.lun Sandman ol Hickory bcr 13. This community knows the Jones on Friday afternoon for the nmun mend day. Mm Ivanna rnday value of Red Cress work from the;lesson on Meal Planning." They for Florida. . ttl| Monday morning with Janet fact that T- C. Munfon, who had have a registration of twenty-one Mr. and Mrs Milton Trafford en-. smith * charge of the Red Ctuf.s Flour last! and thr January session will be held imalned at a one o'clock luncheon Mr» fio„„c1. Mott I, vuiuna ter year, jiusscd out ovt.- 200 sacks of at the home of Mrs. Alice Thomas. [lost week at Hastings nnd visited Thomas attended a meeting of the Sattetey in honor ot Ite loeiner'. Mr. Ooone Bernard* o! of. flour. Some 250 garments were made ■ Mr and Mrs. Lester Brown < new- i the High ncliool w*ith her cousitu Slate Grange in Lansing. Meter. Mrs. In.i Itelrlsh ol ll.-ni-r. . wiauu Grand nupiua Hunlda iur lor a lew anvs. daya, .' by the good ladies of the village Und . lyweds • were honored by n muccl- ; Helen Scidmore. Tiie Assyria Center Cemetery Orloredo. rue.. wer.. la .1 lor Vaughn y„u,hn Mott Mou went u ___ <ow™ihlp from materials furnished j hinevus shower al their home, the i Boni to Mr. and Mrs. 'Howard Circle to Kalamazoo will hold a regular meetn./ twenty-one A litekel ol yellow and „„ ouiitew, — !T “£r~ Monday. ' jby the Cross, also over 820.00 will Brown farm. ’ east of Assyria, Burchett on Friday night a son who on Friday. November 10. at Hie while dimaidteimima crave 1 in- Mr aml Mr , Hvd . ------------------------------.Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Hyde were‘uorth af children's shoes were given on Thursday evening when the Aus­ ihas been named Jack Howard. Mrs. home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry-Green lahle and Ughlrd corre-;wndliiB tn attendance —■----- al -• A Genlurv ol — ITocito 1° Woodland Woodland children. children. Remember tin community walked tn for the Bessie Strickland U caring for them of tiie Austin district for dinner. .taixT- completed the decorations. ress Sunday ,50c 50c of every dollar dollar sta stays in Barry | evening. 'Hie Briggs Ladies' Aid Society will Funeral services for Mrs. Parnell The guests were. Mrs. A. Fenn I Mr 011d Mrs B. s Tc|npJe antJ county. . . The Pleasure* Birthday club met meet on Thursday of this week for Woodmansee were iwld on Sunday Mrs. Ernes^ Shorno. Don ion Tuesday at thr home of Mrs Ed­ dinner and work on comfortable.; and son. Jack. e»T South Haven, Mr. j,4CK and Mrs Katie Norris of Kai- W-r. and Mrs a’, the residence ol her son. Mr. amt .nui Mr- fail ShcfTield and t!augh- 4lliaZ<X) a^ bt the week end wiUi rv>im w>w> sholno u,:‘l Miss Louise naHilbert Caze with Mrs. Case and Mrs. j Mrs. Sperry Thomas spent Wed- Mrs. Harry Woodmansee, where she Ser. Lois, of Hastings. Ernest Traf- Mr. and M Mrs' r* Sunday « io Mr. and grfrs | Meta Hyde as tVMtenw. ts"m. 'J. Norris and• -How-, ••Sin, ’X'**A with 'nesday at the home of her son. Lwiii llvdd, with interment in the Union •ford of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. ardTemple ; Geo. oirslunan of Battle Creek. | Miss Leona Miller spent part of 'and. wife of Charlotte, while Mr. cemetery. James Traflofcf and son. James, of. ------- t b ,_____________ Mattawan. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd; COATS GROVE. Stratton and .on. Louisiana ’Mr.' Some from here attended the re­ aml Mrs. George Sutherland of ccptlon given for Mr and Mrs. Earl1 Plainwell and Mrs. Harold DePrlc-t- Sea-e at the home of Mr. and Mrs.' er. Coral. Jean and Lavay. Cart Hewitt Saturday evening. Mrs.' t Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ormsbe and ' tjease was formerly Miss Vesta family are moving back to their Cooper Both bride and groom are farm home again, having sold their, well and favorably known here.: home in the village to Mr. and Mrs । pcngratulations.Vqm Wilcox, who Will soon take: At the Community service on Sun* 'day evening. Rev V. Beardsley of Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Holcomb Woodland was the speaker and Earl moved last week into thr Mary Wood and Mrs. Bowman gave spe-1 : Warner residence, nnd thc house I dal music. . (they vacated uill lx- occupied by There was a fine crowd present at■ Mr. and Mrs Milton Trt^ord. , the Birthday meeting for Mrs Flora' The funeral Of Mrs Parnell Wood-1 Wood at Blanche Baynes Friday.; rnansec was held Sunday afternoon; She was 85 vears old. She received at tiie home of her son. Harry, in many flowers, .fruit and cards from ; the Barney Mills district with burial friends. ; in the Joy cemetery. rhe L. A. S. met for a church . Mr. and Mrs. Harold DePriester'cleaning Thursday. The December । entertained their aunt. Mrs. Bodfish, meeting will be held with Mrs. Lizand Mr. and Mrs. M. D TraHord zie Thompson i nt dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Vera Brinker. .Mrs. Wdda realize may HOW dependent L P. Smith of Kalamazoo and Allerding. Mrs. Doris Teeter and Frank and CSara Messenger were.Mrs. Bessie Woodman attended the comfort, success, Wednesday visitor at the Trafford Nutrition Meeting at - Hastings on are I borne. . Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs .Norton Slocum and. Agnes Haight and Carlton Coats your job, are_directly depend­ welfare and prosperity are meas­ Mr. and Mr.-. Gerald Tebo were were among-those on lhe sick list given a noisy reception, each couple iuAt week. ;at their respective homes, on Mon- j Home ...... ent the service some bank ured the success from -here attended the sil­ day evening of List week. However. ver ,v. medal VUUM;>V contest at Martin Cor'congratulations arc extended-t.o tlie,ntra Sunday evening. renders to thosp to of, and the service ren­ . newlyweds. < Huth’ Woodman was home .... ?..* .... . fro,n Caledonia for thc week end. you—the the clothier, the by, your BRANCH DIblRICT. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Smith ot Mid* We are veiy sorry t > hear Of the land spent the week end with relareriou.-. iilnexi of pm-irnionia id fives here. dry goods merchant, the baker, the his bank is, and has Howard nmchett a former resident' Marian Wixxlman went to Kalao! flits place but now-of Assyria. • mnwx» mnzoo Frido'v Friday ar.H and .win will e.wna spend •»»» some the garage man, the ­ a link the :We hope for a speedy recovery time there with her aunt, Mrs. Clar­ Remember the fried chicken sup- ence Davidson, and family. tor, the manufactur­ I<r at Maple Grove Center Friday The Kelsey and Chase families commercial in­ evening of this week.- Come every;gave music at the Community serv<-r.e " ice ut the Good Will trhurc-h SatUrer. and the ­ chain this Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norton who; day evening. have been in Detroit the ;>,l two! The Coats Qrove. Nutrition class dertaker, find it im­ •.'. ceks demons rating the Rich Stc-?l will meet with Mra. Doris Teeter on It has prtxiucts a: i uo - Thirty yrara of .Nov. 15. commencing at one o’clock Progrc.'S. visited their parent.-., Mr 'sluin’. Old members are requested to always and Mr.- Vincent Norton tiundav. to bring all extension material givPi r.r; meeting to be held. Tur - on them last year for review work, businesses suc­ those whom day evening at the home ot Mr ir.'l- MiSa Mumford, the welfare nurse. Mi Samuel Ostroth a., tnc church : for thc Coay Grove school, will give is iving decorated. • a short talk. Anyone interested is! the has Rev. Rtuxides und family are welcome. enter!anunc a son and brother tre.m — ----------* » » ■ ' service of some good record Ohio tor .< few dav.-> SOUTH SHULTZ. Mi-s Evehn Da- ol L.ui>mz -v-! aIld Mrs. Gordon Thompson Biron. -- Colleue .-jhnt thr week end i’1''11 Sunday evening with friends for 47 years, with thc home folks. »» Kalamazoo. . 1. E Muds<- accompanied' hi-. Mrs- Grace Brumm and Mrs. Ada! Realizing how ­ bank feels to daughter and husband - Mr. and Murray of NaihviHe attended the; Mrs. Asa Wilcox to Detroit ,.nd to Community Club al Mrs. Clara pendent you are ­ then home in Cairo where he will Gates' Thursday. ask become visit a few dav. Some from this plaqp attended. Mr and Mra Howard Burchett of.A Century of Progress Sunday. . the you its patrons. Assyria are the parents of a son CHnton Horn spent the week egd born Friday. Nov 3 *nh his mother ul Nashville. . --------—----Mr nnd Mrs. Harry Mlscner of TAMARAC CORNERn. Kalamazoo . visited their parents.! T.w L A. Sccli-ty at Mra Ruth-Mr and Mrs. O. E- Kenyon, from; (Huger'' was held Thursday P. M. "Friday until Sunday. Not very tniny present. Tl'.e next Florence Peake spent Thursday; meeting will b>- Iwid at lhe home of with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.' Mi - Lulu Hcnd-.-e’s November 16 i; Whipple,-of Augusta. is -xp-ctcd nowMrs. Gertrude Gates and daughVisitor* at George Sear*' Sunday ter. Jean, visited relative* tn Baltic The Bank with the Chime Clock were Charles Lo:.? and John Sumni Creek* several days las! week.’ of Woodland. Cleo-Sears and Audra Gordon Kenyon visited his par-Mav and Mr and Mr. Titus Will of ents. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Kenyon, of StuitH-Id' Bellevue Thursday und Friday. Mrs. Bril Enz resumed to her, Mr. and Mrs. Will Oates and' htfow l-t.-t -' i !* trout Peiumck hcu grandchildren enjoyed a birthday pltal where the had an operation . dituier with their daughter. Mrs.’ She is reoov enng nicely. Ada Murray, of Nashville, Sunday, j ------ - ... _ - COURT HOUSE NEWS Give Us Your Order EARLY xs.’Kftassisi: SEE “THE SAND DANCE AND SODA BOIL” In the Amazing Demonstration of the CONSUMERS POWER CO. Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column OFFER Get Our Prices On USED CARS This Week’s Specials 1929 WHIPPET SEDAN $45 1932 V-8 Tudor 192$ With New Motor CHEVROLET COACH A Bargain At Only $95 1929 MODEL-A TUDOR $12$ ’375 This Week Only Universal Garage Co. Phone 2121 Corner Court and Church Sts- 4= ONSUMERS POWER You Are Dependent Upon SOME Bank Whether you it or not. your convenience, and even upon who minister grocer, butcher, doc even And coal is the best possible form of beat. The natural, even neat produced by coal insures you a comfortable, healthful win­ ter. Don’t delay in ordering ypur supply! Prices rise with the advancing season — so put your order in today ! . COAL SAVES DOLLARS It’s Cheaper and Better! Our Trucks Are Prepared to Give Immediate Delivery on Coal Ordered Now SMITH BROS., VELTE&CO. PCyLTRY and STOCK FEEDS, COAL, LIME, CEMENT. ETC. FEL^HC^E 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. COMPANY un possible conduct their cessfully without bank. de up on above you redily see upon some bank. largely by strength dered bank. 7 old ' nearly half century a Your and been for in and of dustrial community. kept faith with it tried to serve. Upon its of service this free you to one of HASTINGS CITY BANK Telephone 2103 Hastings, Mich, �THE HARTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER a, 1M3 encc December 1. 3 gnd 3. Behd in ’ Hughes of Chicago was an out of IRVING. | LENT CORNERS. gathered at the home of Mr. and{ Mr. and Mra. Dale Quick and Mra. Un Seymour Ohratrad your registration cards to T/8. K. town guest. I Last Week's Letter, Last Week's Utter. [Mrs. Leland Hammond Thursday Phiflipe of Battle Creek visited Mr ...... . . ' , Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Reid just as soon as possible. j Mra. j. v Hilbert entertained rhe Ladies' Aid Society will meet' Mr. and Mra Lyle Francisco and cvcnln« *°r a birthday surprise on and Mra Scott Lydy Bunday after■It would take 25450 sinking Lual- Mesdames Edward Pearse. A. J. ot the Hall Friday, Nov. 4 Every- Walter McMannis of Dcwter spent Mnt Hammond. Ire cream and cake;noon. • tania* to carry all of the dead «nd Bttmtr and Stephen Fierce ot mvllzxl ft>: luck dinner There Bunday with Mr. and Mr* Leland "T ” J" r * f F “ * ni ? 1U ! Mr and Mrs. Harry Church of The Young Men's Y group_aLlI**i ®onald-Butler of Battle Creek Clarksville and Mr and Mr* Oeo iings Jiad an election of officers at mlMlng soldiers of lhe laa^ war , Grand Rapids and Mesdames F. E. wln be work to b? done “CC?nn On!"Hammond Xr. and Mra Carl MeMannis and ^eeT their meeting last weak, re-electing ‘Sunday with Arthur’Stair*. with a lovel) Hallowe en -gand birthday last week were.! children and Mr and Mrs. Clark,p^ ■ ___ _________ Howard Frost, president, with verlUe This Hell." "Caii no mart a )tand । PMrsy Dotudd’a’aaer and SS" POfT'. J^’Anaon and son of Kalamazoo were i NORTHEAST CARLTON. I Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lydy and son | Cranston Wilcox for vice-president patriot who hate* or ha* contempt'1 UMrWand -----------vJt^Mr°and ----------n». ^ m M^Jan Mrs, uiecv# ^tllKa ‘nncdy)Lttnu and 8und<,y rUlwrs of Mr. and Mrs Uut and Delbert Whittemore, secretary ___ _ Week's Letter. mwm«. George of Hasting* spent Bunday for other nation* or who wishes and son. Hastings □n. Morgan, visited \wiyea Mr. Mr and end Mrs. ban( bane,j Hastings Two Twp.. her Robert Steele • -■ and treasurer. Eighteen young ra~“ approves I Mrs. Margaret LePard and son.1 n*«ht wllh his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ------ -------war. War is the remains ,'u-n*’ nrariv nt rtmnA DanM. nvarra—_ J." °nJ d*u*htcr- X” W,n Cushing of Marc Hammond of Ki were present to profit by Tiie excelKalamazoo U Dale. Mrs. N. Highhouse and son. 8cotl Lydy. ,0^- of barbarism • tmtitme 4 Blle,,ded tbe , Alma, and her aon and daughter moving, onto the J. M. I lent talk on health by Dr. A. W. « ** Hammond John, and Mrs. Allen Hlghhouse of! Mr. and Mrs. Cletus LePard. Len, Imtltute. who live nearby I fBrm. . Woodburne. The next meeting is The Woodland committee on Rapids were recent-visitor* at I na LePard. Mr. and Mrs. Del LePard ’!“£ “°l *° r? and MU* A ftw •neighbors and fTlc.vi; friend* Grand Mr. counselling and guidance will meet fhJTntlte a’Stf/Sth'a HaltoSvS November 15. Mr. a~nd £7 ^L<i. Qp^Olnutead's‘of Grand Rapids visited Mr. and Secretary Angell and Rennie Nov. 13. seven P. M. at the school- nve little guests wttn n Hanowcen Minnie* Jenkins is assisting in car­ ■ ing for her. Ganguillet met the Welcome Cor­ house. C. P. Angell meet* with the luncheon-Friday. Mr- and M.V?,'KFr,nea,t Mr “nd Mrs. Joseph Springer and ners boys last week, and after Woodland H. 8. boys this Friday at fttufLurf fLHwbCr ra :family and Mra. John Springer and games indoors and out had election one P- M. thc Home Coming at Oli- . ..jp Wilcox vUiU-d Mr and Mra of officers, naming Kenneth Row - Thc Nashville Y group held their. attended V V“^n< 8U?^y V ™ sSXz S Hint BunS. ar. president and Don Barnes, sec­ regular meeting last Monday after­ Mt&* Virginia Faul spent tiie week Chcf Rrld(, of Sandusky Ohio retary. Their next meeting is Nov. noon with Secretary Angell, pre­ 13th. Mr. E J. Crook, local commit­ senting thc Older Boys’ Conference the Home Coming at M. 8. c. last week project. tee chairman. Fred Ixrnbcrson visited relatives mus Frances Hevdcnberk of Wav*..o UUMW.WM.V Tiie conference commitu-e V*. on UW tire: A>1 of the Hastings Y group.-, had Monday .nd Tun.1 Older Boys' Conference was called ■ ‘heir regular meetings al Hie school l„ for an Important meeting with tiie ^>1* week Tuesday evening with mi*»* no., Uw»* l,w I*”?* and Mr. ahd Mrr nnnS IUcJ“,'d TnmpUn, ..I Grand lUidd. ■ chairman, T. 6. K. Reid, at his of-, «»nc special features, Ruliign gate a Hallowe'en party, wer( . there Sundav flee last Sunday afternoon. , ** REMEMBER: WHEN COMPARING PRICES . U» rormn-, horn, md., BuJl -The Girl*' Reserve of Freeport | —. mv—• ■WOODLAND. . . . ALL PRICES IN THIS AD INCXUDE ■ i nlng. — j___ — „ ' lie creek nnd tla-lr daughter. Mrs. had their postponed meeting lost Last Week's -Letter. THE 3% MICHIGAN SALES TAX! (Mtalhl. .nd'' Mf Donald Cn Thursday evening and the Y group Erma Baldwin, visited at William' on Friday for discussion and elec­ family of Weal-Woodland were Sun-; l“r,“£££• SS&'tf SSL. .J Hion of officers. ■ day guests of Mra. Nellie Hitt. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank KUpalrickl^^_“ a,Jd spent thv | Dr. A. W. Beaver, of Rochester. and Mrs. Hobart Schalhly of Griind N. Y.. president of thc Federal Rapids called there Sunday after­ and family were Lansing visitors vWtoiT™« 1 ht al thc But?I?lacrCouncil of Churches, Mr. Max Yer- noon. . Sunday. • BOWNE CENTER. gan of South Africa nnd Mr. Sam­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Born enter­ Mra. Joint Dell and Mixa Dorothy uel S. Weyer of Columbus. Ohio, are tained the Bridge Club and their Dell visited Frank Fox and Mr. and Earl and Harold Nash. Clare. aonie of the big men who will speak -----... Flynn nnd Morse Johnson attended • husbands with a pot luck dinner H. I. Fritcher of Detroit from;‘, A Century of Progress in Chicago lo boys nt the Kalamazoo confer- j Friday evening. Mra. Richard Mra. Wednesday until Sunday, and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen England were > Saturday Mrs. Oriey Bur no and Mrs. Walt 1 in Chicago from Wednesday until’. _Thomas were Grand Rapids visitors Friday where Mr. England ottended ! . ; art NRA meeting of the undertaker's• Tuesday. 1 Amencn ofI America. . Alice Nash- CMttUd and Monica ?w. h„ tan ■««> «»*<->«.SKIS’ 6 m o' c'“m- £■&!; 4 19c Herring W u«h November 9,1933 aer. ibte .ing This big company will begin its 44th year in business, ICE Never a dividend date missed. s 3I!1£ ■National iffioan & ^nueahnent ffiomponp I’M Gri.wold 8L. Il.kolt, Mich. ; of the emetery mcethyt Detroit-* Oldest Bulldln* *nd Loan AstcclaUoti -'MEMBER' LDLRAL HOME, J. L. Maus.Hnstings, Mich. uner. Parnell Bunday icrc site Union HIGH GRADE KENTUCKY COAL ROOFING Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. FRANK SAGE PHONE 2515 MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO ‘nMra’s’THolme7h2rS~ ’totie. Jdd* fj" c’rV.TXmdS^id’ ’ trolt to spend a few weeks with her “’Jd Bat™ J daughter, Mr* HOmer Harrison. ««xnpanled Mra. Chas. Farthing was called to \'n n < Centralia, Bllnols, Inst week on ac- ..Xj’' L,oyd and pupils of, count of the serious illness of her ^^hra ‘ mother. Her daughters, Mra. Lynn Halloween night. FTiedc.ik<s. cookOw«l .nd Mr., rkod Klmblr. went with her * uneral services lor Mrs. Lovma . Mr. and Mra; D. B. Green visited reAldt’lc‘-) Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Offley of South; rbarru. Woodland Sunday afternoon. i. X*\ “,n.d M,‘\ Dlc«n Dean enterMr. .and Mrs* Leon Hynes were iJaln?d .Mr a!“? Dean ' Grand Rapids visltora Thursday . R<»chcster Mich and their parent!.. Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe Bulling of Xr' ,5”d *,7'’ 004,1 01 ncar MW' Hustings and John Russell Bulling.ol™’* 8anda>' „ . „ ' i of Battle Creek spent Sunday with M*? "™ard their parenU, Mr. and Mra. John ofl^rojt visited ther P*«vnU^ Mr Bulling and Mrs. Guy Smith tbe first of thc .1! A"',' «•» h*' Mr .nd Mr. H. J. Sung ol B.IIk cwk. Mr.. Richard Huglw. M •«“ 2" L?n CTUr.go and Mr,. C. B. Benham ot **n* ,lDd .P,“!, ,tW°' Haallne, »vre Sunday guedg ot Mr. Ihomh, rel.imrd home .1111 Siam. and Mr, Karl C Saul ' *’ KLINGENSMITH. Tbe children ol lhe achool »cre *“lr mid Mu and Mr chleit.>u«d Hallowe'en night al ih .„d'u"'a MuLr°.rZ,“d„.M.!; ‘ben- «»ehcr. Mu. Velma and Mrs. O. F. Miller and tons of ‘ Streby. The rooms were decorated I South Woodland fWcrc guests of Mr.;,wlth 1 pumpkin faces and thc table, ahd Mrs. LeMer Brumm Tuesday was very pretty with orange and | evening where -they enjoyed *“ black crepe papier also a center piece , pheasant supper. a large numpkin face. Tiie eve-1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Welby Crockford.'of wu spent playing games and । nnd family and Mrs. Elizabeth Gib-'। nmg Hallowe'en stunts, after which i boney spent Sunday with Mr. and ; luncn was served. The children were I Mrs. J. L. Higdon of Barryvillc. Mr. and Mra. John Weaver of/all in different costumes. They dr-I parted al au iaic late nour hour ueciaring declaring uicu their; Knctmo* Mr nnH Mr. ... par lea at Mankcr and daughter and Mra. . lc?9u'r .a .Yc-’y cnUTt*.,.‘‘Sf- _‘ i cr.U.-Ulr.cr. Mra. Arthur Getty and little Co­ Sarah Mohler ot South Woodlandj line Mae ... Mrg and Mr. and Mrs. T T. c C. Munlon en- br- — .77 of Middleville spent Thurs- ' with Mr.' iinci Mrs. A A.‘ C C.‘ John John-* I joyed, a pheasant supper al thc d:»v ul,h Mr u,d M n“«rv c«nta.Mr*' u“" . « *"■« «««»« °r> «“■ Leonard Wachter was taken sud-'/aini,^ n,n^. Marshall l r|PP *”11 denly ill Monday, morning Uhde !!U,:A5\ oI ,Mr’ and"^s' Wall., milking and is in a very tcrloii'i 'h Kalamazoo Sunday. , condition today. He is unconscious the’^wd'1811 U & I nnd partially paralyzed. A blood sc”? ar at ,e “h®01vessel burst hr his throat The ro‘‘rt nwn “ade a bi‘!' Mr mid Mrs Raymond^ul Mra ’mprownwnt up over the Hubbard En. A,S ESnJfi . “S hU1?' •“! Of.^ &c‘“’olholT Mra. Chas. Fnul .nd Mariella of P“l *«* «*«mg the road side Hastings were guests of Mr. and ‘ mV°dd °°k Ur.. Roy J.rvU o, s.u!.,„ck Sun.pent Mr. .and Mra. J.eoO Hoovrr at* CC°‘ tended the Bible Institute at Sunof j0?!”45'-, , .. field Sunday ^r- ,,,ld Mrs. E. Latta are enterAll tire teachers from thc Wood- talnlng tWQ aons. Creck land township school attended the* BERBERS CORNERS ,nsS,l*e a‘ Ora,ld R*P-. LMt Week s Letter. . ' Ids Friday and Saturday. parent-'Teacher -Association1 'at thc Altoit school held their reg-। SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. Visitors during the week nt the ■I ular monthly meeting. October 27lh. A good crowd- was present. L. W Jarrard.homc were, Mr. and. Mrs. Duff Eddy and sons of Nash- ! Mr. nnd Mrs. Chester Notten of near Jackson. Grass lake, in ComiNotten, ■" all of near Jackson. Grass dAusM.r o, nowiuij. Harry Preston of Fremont and lake. Mrs. Grace Brigg and friend of j Chester. Notten and family re­ . turned to their home after spending Zeeland .spent Thursday and Friday with their parents, Mr. and Mra. :the week end and Monday. Henry, Not ten nnd daughter. May belle re-, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Elliston of malncd for a week to visit his West Vermontville spent Sunday daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Herman I with the Frank Norton family. Rob- Hauer. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis ,T. Matthews in : bert Chance nnd Bud Hallowell of . West Vermontville were forenoon w B^t®LB?5p “1nn, caliers MK> Minnie Matthewss|5ent Sunday; Mr and rnhh *Sand wlth Xr. Mat-ii <«ndl, ol bMra “”i» rhas wm “■ and Mrs. James R. O'*"' ■ • 'AN EXTENSION TELEPHONE IS SUCH A TIME-SAVER says Miss Aiken Spafford M1SS SPAFFORD. well-known Detroit Free Press writer. Is an enlhusioatic exponent of convenience In the home. Recently, in an article in the Womcn'ti Pages of thc Free Press, she xrotci “Only people who posvrss a telephone mention A kitchen eiten*lon telephone makes it easy tn place and the house. And it afford* privacy for your telephone call* day with G. C Marshalls. I*?!, „ .. . .v ‘lr^ ' Mr. and Mra. Ebcr Hoffman of ' Mr-and Mrs. Charles Wolfe ol । Hickory Corner* called on Pete ’ w?Zr>y wUhM:', Hoffman Sunday. dnd Mrs- Jobn ^caxcr°r"X *n? R°?C,n *Renl i NORTHWEST 'RUTLAND. i ^"^ •‘UoaOrayamWeatVer.; Mrs. 1<ob.,u d,,^ and little "m! .Ja *« U U « , r.. daughter. Joyce Annette, also Mrs । a.*£."<l “rf Oray o!.Ea ‘ C. A. Johnwn and son of Peon*, til.. AM>na spent Sunday at Hane ure VIS|ung tn the Jim Dibble home cneesemnns I Mr. and Mrs Howard Booth of «« Lansing visited lhe latter'., parent*. Ht0»? 6alurd“\-r , Mr. and Mrs. John Benedict part Mrs. Lillian Mason and Mrs. Viola । of |a,t Wfck . | 5reekagKMt Mr. and Mra. Brick Edger and Thttfsda} night with Mr. and Mra. I fBmily visited Mr. and Mr, Will Mr Fnd Mr. t-m • . Johnson of Yankee Springs Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Elliston of West Mrs. J. Dibble and sons and their Vermontvdlc' accompanied Robert guesU«. Mra. Dibble. Jr. and Mra Gray to Battle Creek Sunday vve- johlvon spent Thursday night und,' Mr .Ari Mr. *• , I Friday in Portland at the liqme oP. Mraanti Mrs. Keith Norton of Mr UI1(j yr< James Burdick. Mr.! 22°^ ‘’ILH* and Mrs Burdick spent Sunday in J- E. Norton farm. Rev. Norton snd|thc nibble home family having moved lo Bhuitz Mrs. »•_. tE. j_ J. Whitney of crystal Crystal lake where they have a pastorate. visited Mrs. Fred CafilQ last week. Myrtle Hall was in Grand Rapids STONY POINT. orval Barger la building a new last week. Wesley Benedict spent Sunday In barn. Mjm Burroughs of Hastings visit­ Lansing. ed Mrs. Hildebrand this week. Donald Deakms from Hougliton MAN'S HEART STOPPED. lake visited his parents over the STOMACH GAS CAUSE week end. W. L Adams was bloated so Mr. Hildebrand was In Detroit with gas that ids heart often Friday. . missed beats after eating. AdWm Wadell moved to Honirr the lerika rid him of all gas. and middle of tlw week. now he raU anything add feel;, Mr and Mra Clayton Hill of Ea­ tine.—B. A LyBarker. Druggist. ton Rapids called at Claud De­ -Adv. menti's Sunday P. M. OYSTERS solid pack BOLOGNA or FRANKFURTS lie ROLLED RIB ROAST baby beef BOILING BEEF meaty ribs lb. 11c lb. 6c & 9® Chuck Cuts None Higher 3 lbs. 25c lb. 8c SALT PORK heavy sides SMOKED PICNICS sugar cured S A#* AS Fancy Roaster lb. 4 Lb. Average rir a DDTTrc LKiAKlI ltd 2 ° WHITEHOUSE Chipso 2r£d29c Finkes or Granules MILK Oxydol % 19‘ $|05 pkgs. 23c N(Ti.Er Cleans Everything CAMAY Vnsv.eel.nri Ev.P»r»l-> a 25c 10c pint lb. Round or Sirloin Any and All Cut* Bee£ Roast A M"'»arine Beechnut CoSSee Royal Gelatin Butter 8 O’clock CoHee Sparkle Baking Powder zy NATIONALLY FAMOUS CHOCOLAI'e'i'vDDI^G 3 2o' HOLLAND CRYSTAL CREAMERY (Silverbrook PrintsMb. 25c) 13 B. c 1-Ib- BAG 19c c ALL FLAVORS, GELATIN DESSERT. PURE FRUIT QUAKER MAID OUTSTANDING VALUES OLD DUTCH CLEANSER Chase Dirt 2 cans CRACKER MEAL N.B.C. Urge Size pkg. WHIZ HAND SOAP tin BULK PRUNES 60-70 Santa Clara 3 lbs. SODA CRACKERS Hampton 2-lb. Pkjj KENNEL RATION can CAM) CAT or DOG FOOD can BABBITTS CLEANSER can MINCE MEAT Queen Anne can DATES At Thia Low Price 2-lb. Pkg. 1-lb. Can c I FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 12c 9c 10c 10c 10c 27c TOMATOES Fancy. Hot Houm IDAHO POTATOES SWEET POTATOES HEAD LETTUCE ORANGES •aaU.1 GRAPES iw GRAPE FRUIT >w* ■ A .< P FOOD STOP ■ u. 15c n. 33c 6 lu 15c 2 d«’. 45c 2 u- 15c 41- 19c �FIND NEW RASPBERRY LEGAL NOTICES CHITARI SUITAdLLC rnR rUn QTATC STAI t v r.r . Vplants. . 4-, ha* reof •».. the .»/ infected Tiie turned' toCUt her* Hendershott work in H'V'tJngt frrc ,rw" Mr‘ »»• McGlynn of Leslie 'was Viking Yields Well, Bears riettoi nr ■r2rn!n,on va* “n overnight guest- Tuesday at the ruins of raspberries. Fertile, well nome of Mrs A H Brill Large Fruit of Good Color dnnnwt ar. r—Ird tor Vfctat M„. clu,s: Hrnd.-rMroll ml.r. , and Keeping Quality n.7t* .Liiiud a group of Ifttfo folks Friday afternoon tu honor of her grandEast Laming.—Viking, a recently • , , . UKU™?iKarl developed variely of red raspberry, The inland 4aike« Garden Club children. Bernadlnc and Folk, don’t buy SUPERIOR RED ASH PO­ has shown a promise of being a val­ will mrt-t with Mra, FJwyn Hayward Shanti's birthday. CAhONTAS COAL just because it is low in i Franeos Cowles of Hastings ppent uable addition to Michigan's list in Thursday afternoon of this wi. k. trials nude at Michigan State Col- Our <le»r iiiinicra who usually go Hie wakxuid with Grace .Brill. ash and burns clean. What captures their north when the .-^ason opens a:< Mr .«rtfirMr.-. A. C. Clark and Mr. attention is its remarkable lasting quality. muiung their usual preparations for and Mrs. Floyd Garrbop were in the trip again tills fall. We - wish-Grand Rapids Saturday. It does a lot more than just hold fire over ihun -11 ifo.be’ , of success, i Lon*Hendershott passed away Fr)been tested sevei’a! years at East. night. The lasting quality is always a sur­ The Delton Nutrition Chis: held day night ufter a Jong permd of poor Lansing. ft appears to be the must valuable of the new varieties grown its lint mu ting of this year-Witir health. The bereaved family has the prise to new customers. on the College plots Thc otiglnal Mrs. Esther Dunn Tuesday after- sympathy of the whole community. plant was a cross between Cuthbert noxin Mra. Carpenter and Mia.1 -I lie L~A. S will meet ThursdayOUR PRICES ARE RIGHT! Dunn have been elwnen ur. leaders. November Ifi. st the home of Mra and Marlboro. The variety grows vigorously, h Thc Pm.-y.Wcods Sinytera gave an John Brogan. The Aid has suffered Place your order today for SUPERIOR RED —* Jois In -----*— —• severe membership so •• If •you hartly. and produces a moderate entertainment al the chinch Mon- a-----. . | can bring In a new member or cause number of upright canes, which arc day njght. ASH POCAHONTAS. It will be a good Mrs. Bertha Bush, Mrs. Ix-da Har­ the return of an old one it will be practically free from spines. Most stroke of business for both of us. of the fruit Is borne on Hie outside rington. Mn. Barnum and Mrs. Bea­ greatly appreciated by the members of the plants afid picking is com­ trice Dunning went to Bangor Fri­ as well :u the president. The Aid paratively easy: The fruit' ripenr. day afternoon to .w the Apple • lands for all that' U gxxl and i helpful to the church or community. about the same time an that. of — Mr. . Helen Pennock, Mrs. Addition' What you do for the society you are Production comparer favorably Penneck and Mr. and Mrs. John doing for the Lord. Adams attended thc funernl of Um | Mr. and Mrs. Otis Fisher, who ,'j with Cuthbert. The fruit is large. i firm, and has a bright red color. Cadwallader at Hastings Iasi Mon- have been in Pierce. Idaho, visited gheir sister. Mrs. Jerry Haynes, a • The berries .do not darken in color day afternoon. COAL <- CEMENT LIME ' us they arc'kept, nnd they retain Mra. Alice cplllns entertained Mrs. Hew duyjrliut week. They witli Mrs. h- FARM IMPLEMENTS their firpincss so they arc good ship­ Murray fi;om Plainwell arid Grand* Skillman of Kalamazoo and. Mr. nla Norw«xxl last <■> k. ■and Mra. Orlie Fisher of Dowling; Mr. and Mra. L. N. Bush spent I were Bunday afternoon callers ut; Viking is somewhat susceptible HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 Sunday afternoon with Mr. Mrs. Haynes’ home. c Mr- and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and Mrs. Ben Gaskill at.Comstock. About thirty Hallowe'ent-rs sons of Hastings spent the week end joyed a party at the Pennock ' with Mra. Jerry Haynes. ,lkk- at Pleasant lake Tuesday Mrs. Chas.' VanVrankcn reports | tiiat her Rrtinddaughier. Eleanor | off at Pennock bocpltkl Wednesday Dr. and Mrs. Bernard, have been । Haywood. was taken to Grand Rap-I and is doing well. entertaining thc former's mother । ids for X-Rays Wednesday. They. Our P. T. A. was quite .well at­ William Heiser speii{ the week end from Indltimt thc vast Several days. । found everything all right and said I tended despite the rainy night. The 'at his Irome in Charlotte. . Mrvand Mra. Peter Adriunron en­ teacher and pupils put on a fine । Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coleman and tertained the latter's brother and •Mrs. Lucy Coleman spent the week wile Iran Kalamazoo over thc week in bed .she wlll be .alloWed to get candy und popcorn were* Mid. I end hrTOittle Creek witli Mr. and up. This is .good news to her many Proceeds to go . for play ground iiMra. Lucy Coleman. Mrs Homer Kelley has been con­ equipment. Thc Kellogg county fined to tly house und mostly to i Mrs. <.»eorge*x«ayncs . nurse was present and gave us a fine tier bed for the past week with a bad birthday party. Sunday talk, ft was voted to hold regular| Willard Waters passed away Fri­ case of JnfcctiOn tn her eye. It has Thanksgiving supper next P. T. A. day afternoon. He has been in fall­ been very painful. We hope for her tiie Tanner district. Thursday evening. November 10.’ ing health for several years. „FiPMr. nnd Mrs. Loyd Haynes of Bat­ tiuit serious developments may be Supper will be served ut seven neral services were Held at Henion's tle Creek are .spending u few diiys. ‘o'clock. Chicken und biscuits und funeral home. Delton. Sunday P. M. .. Mr. and Mra. Charles Robinson of Burial at .Prairieville. Tiie family > Hickory Corners and Mis. Lydia Mr. and Mis. Robert Haynes went ;. gravy and pumpkin pic. All tiiat goes have our sympathy. with a Thanksgiving supper. AU ; Holtom of Mtirslrall visitethSunday to Lansing Wednesday with Mr. and bring cat* und your own table scrvi nt lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Ben Falconer of Welcome Cor-1 ice und be sure to come. Carrie Fuhr Hastings visited Mrs. Bertha Tobias Harrington. Mra. Holtom remained on Sunday. . 'and Pearl Matthews will put on the Chris Christensen and Bertha Our school children enjoyed a Mr. and Mra, Myron Senslba rfre with Chester Totnpkins from the Hallowe'en party Monday afternoon. sjiendlng the week ut tlu* home of Star district were Sunday guests of friend,1! In Yankee Springs. Margaret Harrington, local, and Report of the Condition ol The Hastings City Bank Howard Peninck of Hickory Cor­ ners quietly slipped nu’ay .Tuesday EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY ll {.lli.Hr Ind. where they were united in -Clancy Rabbit ry" held Wednesday wholly wedlock spending tiie week. I nigh* was both amusing and sueIccssfUj. Tiie masked characters were I and Returning. to their home here very grxxi. Many clever games were Friday night. Congratulations ore I played and cider, hot coffee and extended to the-happy couple. I doughnuts were served. Friends of Mrs. Frank Humeston will be glad to hear that she is very, i much better und spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James I MacDonald. She is Mill staying with; Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hall and her sister, Mrs. Otis Corwin, of family of Kalamazoo Wore Sunday ' Mrs. LouAnna Patton entertainedi esRiwmvTm iher friend. Mrs. Wilda Warner, ofi ... ... ._ Mnnnhur of Rancor 1 Hastings. Sunday. . | spent a few days the first ot tlje Mr. and Mrs., Peter VanHout of, roMilLNKh ac wink with Mr • Gladys Opskill. Galesburg were Sunday visitors ot .. i-- went • u'u* ■ Mr :md Mr Bob Elliston spent tie Creek and Mrs. Otis Corwin of '.f .!id;iy with Mr. nnd Mrs Robert Richland, spent thc day with their j parents. . ’ Mr. and Mra. Leon Gray and f-imilv of West Vwniontville tment visited his parents hero Thursday. Tuexlqy evrjililg with Mrs. Lulu for Detroit Thursday to visit their jp sun, Duugal, und family indefinitely, < , Little Mary Joyce Pierce, who has qfcur Sunfield. been quite ill lhe past week is bet-1 ter at present writing. Mr. und Mrs. Harry Owens enter-1 tuined Mr. nnd Mrs. Riiter and daughters of Kalamazoo Supday. s, Mr. am! Mrs. Grover Davenport ’ nnd family spent Sunday in Has-1 tings. Mr. und Mrs. Applegate und daughter. Miss Elsie und Mrs. Eva Davenport nnd granddaughter, Helen, spent Friday with Mr. and x<. xtr rx ni........ ..r"r’x....-'..t• „ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sayles of A. B Campbell of .North Charlotte Hustings spent tiie week end at their cottage here. ' Mrs. Lockstedt and Miss I).il<Heller attended .A Century of Prog- ishn. Wifi-.Jast week. BeUct'ue and1 Sunday guests nt lhe home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Grover Davenport, wqre I Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Jacobs ot Kai- Report of the Condition of The Delton State Bank Tiie honor roll for Kellogg school; is as follows: Marian Hamilton.! MaiXfirvtXSreer, Lucille Gainderj MarveJ^tttdipbell. Margaret But-1 Ann. while coming home from Battom-. lA.-rrsji Collison. Margaret Ar­ mour. Harold Marslinll. George Bot­ j Their car was struck by another one toms, Elizabeth Woods.. Corvih Hall­ land tipped over. Fortunately no one man. Velma* Kees. Ross Norwood.’was seriously hurt, although thc .rington.-Eleanor Otis. Thejc was a good attendance at thr nlay ‘Shirt Sleeves” Friday Mr. and Mrs Harry Sims of Bat­ t tie Creek called on his parents. Mr. Tiie seniors are preparing a com-' add Mrs. Roy Ten-y on Sunday. Mr. edv to be given soon. inn0 Mrs. Win. Long were also Sun­ Mrs. C. Dolan ofX»rand Rapids day and Monday visitors there. will give a health talk at the M. Mra. Maude Smith, our school P. L. A. S meeting. November 10th.. at 2..10 P. M . at the M. P. parsonage. Thursday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas Watson and Patricia Ann Lord is quite ill and daughter of Battle Creek vtstted at under the doctor's care. . Andy Watson's Sunday. । Recent week end visitors at Jes.v* The Methodist Protestant bazaar:•Oagood's were: Miss Mildred Osgood is set for Friday. December’1st. Ij and Harriet Schafer of Muncie. Ind-1 Miks Bernice Honour of Huntington. Ind . and Rev. Isaac Osgood of FrecMr. and Mrs Roy Sharpe of Com- I■port. . I ck called cn Mra. James Null Sunday p M. IMrothy Crawford and little Dale Null vlntetf the Carter school Tues-, a lew days with Mrs. Millie Fleury in Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Snow of Richland MIm Beatrice Barry of Grand spent Wednesday at their cottage. Rapids U spending a few days with Mra Belle Crawford silent several her. parents. Mr and Mrs. Milo days with relatives north of Mlddle- Barry. • Marjorie and Dorothy Cogswell Mrs. Ethel Gamble of Hastings of Lake view were over the week-end spent the week end nt the Janies Mrs Mildred Roush and daughter spent the week end in Grand Rap- medal contest,’at the church Sundayevening. Ail the contestants did very Forest Willitts spent .the wtrt well. MUs Jones of Hastings re­ end with relatives in Hastings. ceived the medal. I Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Munn of Lake-1 Mr. and-Mrs Ernest Thaston and family called at the Ray Crawford view were Sunday afternoon visitor, ot Mr. and Mr,. Orr PU>»r. | home Sunday P. M. «' “A p-mi. u, ..ii&JfSKSf jXw ii. Kit. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-11-15.pdf 32ca861a251548c6daba0688345e4139 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR 10 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, NOVEMBER 15, 1933 THE BRIDE FATHERS AND SDNS NEXT MON. 7 MISSIONARY UNION TO ENTERTAIN SOCIETIES Miss Sylvia Aldrich of China and Mrs. E. Anderson to , Be Honor Guests • PAGES 1 to 5 NUMBER 29 PENNOCK HOSPITAL APPRECIATES GIFTS SPLENDID PROGRAM LESS UNPAID CIIY .Home Literary Club Oontrib-, THURSrfVE.N0V.23 utes Canned Fruit and «rao Vegetables Members of Wesleyan Service SPEAKING AND ENTER­ 'Die Home Literary Club of Cres-1 OVER 90 PER CENT OF TAINMENT AND WIN­ ‘ sey and Milo is among Die orgruilra- j JULY LEVY 18 COL­ Guild. Queen Esther Circle. King's Heralds and their mothers will be tions that haw generously remrmDOW NIGHT LECTED guests of the Missionary Union in' bored Pennock hospital recently.' the social rooms of the Methodist MERCHANTS CO-OPERATE <rX<LiaU.£tSS“™ COUNCIL DESERVES church on Thursday evening at 7:15.; TICKETS FOR BOYS AND Mis.; Sylvia Aldrich of Hlngwlu. WITH NRA COMMITTEE ly by tire management but by the; PRAISE FOR GOOD WORK NON-MEMBERS 25C EACH China, and Mrs. Einar Andersen of Grand Rapids will be itonor guests. Every hospital needs quantities Kept Expenses Down and Committees in charge are. R-cep- Free Entertainment Nov. 23, It Will Be an Occasion Long tion. officers and leaders; Decora­ and of such fruit and Followed by Two Days -vegetables “■* quantities - for the Kept City Free From to Be Remembered by patients who re­ tions. Mrs. J. M. Townsend and "Buy Now" Campaign quire good nourishing food to hasMrs. R. H. Loppenthlen; Program— Bonded Debt All Who Attend Mrs. W. R. Cook. Mrs. Fred Jones. Plans are completed for the big ten their convalescence. Anyone who The city tax levy made last sum­ Bear in mind the Father and.San Mrs. Floyd Everhart; Refreshments public meeting to be held in this has ever been a patient In a hos- mer was $26,695.00. There has Just night, sponsored by the Hastings —Mrs. Wm. Field. Mrs. Hugh Riley, city Thursday evening. November 23. pital knows just how go.x! such food Brctiierhood at their regular meet­ and tor the two .following days in cun taste and iw>w much it means to been returned by the city treasurer, Mrs. J- S. Crue. Mrs. Nellie Smith, to the county ing. which will be next Monday the "Buy Now" .campaign. ' the convalescent. ’ * treasurer as delinquent dty tuxes night. Not only are members of the i The meeting' will be at eight' for this year the sum of $2,524.39—tn Brothci hood invited to come and o'clock in the Central school audi­ other words less than ten per cent. bring their own sons if they iiave torium. plans tor which we give be- I In fact a little leu than 9 1-2 per them, if not someone else's boy or low. as expected the merchants gave1 cent of lhe tax levy for July has boys; but others who do not belong 'JI cooperation to the General NRA been returned aa unpaid. This is a to the Brotherhood, are asked to Committee, and have made their better showing than u year ago. It come untFbring their boys or some­ plans to nt into the general plan evidences the fact that tiie people of body clsfa boys. If they plan to suggested by the General NRA Comlids city have stood by their city come they should notify either "FIVE SHIPS OF LIFE” millet*. They have re.s|>uiided 100 per Frank Angell, secretary of the Barry in a PAST YEAR HAS BROUGHT SUBJECT OF ADDRESS* cent and *”** *" * fine spirit. County .Y. M. C. A., or diaries Hin­ 1 On the evening, ot November 23.’ THOUSANDS OF CALLS this we all know. man, president ot the Brotherliood, BY REV. DEWEY ; there will be a Window Night dis-1 I Incidentally lids showing provea so that.provision will,be made for FOR RELIEF piny by.the merchants of this city* that the council wm wise wi»en it everybody al the banquet. Do not I rom 6:30 to 7:30. Tiie Hustings City*' I cut lhe city lax levy to $26,69500, fail to g|ve timely notice if you are LEGION AND AUXILIARY Band will furnish music for t lie. oc ­ not a Brotherhood member. One of BARRY CO.'S QUOTA which was about half of what was casion and a little later, will* lead tiie BOTH REPRESENTED these two men should be notified IC ‘vled u‘ 1928 "ld for •everM1 P"* crowds to the Central school audiIS enn 600 ucudedc MEMBER?* kvious years. We think every tax­ thU week. ---------Kim Sigler Wai Excellent “ rt “ RF '*'* ' payer in Hartings should give a vote To encourage the coming of the “„ uuiuucis at numbers ai the uie meeting. 11iixuiu,. Th<\meriiii-nici- Fifty Cents of Every $1.-00 01 thanks to the mayor and aldermen and the bringing of their sons Toastmaster—Program ' chants will make general displays or somebody eUr's boys, the price nien< wh0 w cotuUlenUy and ‘ and will feature the bargains which Stays m Local Treasury— persistentlyhav<f kept city expenana Followed by Dancing of the meal that night hks been they will oiler for the two bargain fixed at 25c. so that if any person Half to Charity Fund down,J and “ *■have refused ' ' all sugges ~­ Armistice Day was very quietly’ days.. Friday and u Saturday, Novemnot au member mciiiuvr of the me Brotherhood iiroviiernooa . observed in this city with practi- ^.j. ... 2< antj ->j Have you purchased your Red tions of. bond issues. That does not desires to come and bring a boy the I T*° eminently staid and proper bachelors are blasted out of their habitual rut by the sudden appearance caily np demonstration except the — ' for the mretlng at Cross membership for 1933? It not. mean that the council has neglected The program what it ought to have done.'On the total cost to him for the two will be i of a lovely young woman >n beautiful bridal gown, on their hallway Hairs. In this manner is the audience tanw-t on fYW.y ovenlnl „«>n- the ci.xral soto,! .udllortum. auditorium. d° a-**•-« n’v■'• ,f noMlble. as the com­ during the last nine years but 50c. Any member of tile Broth- introduced to “The Bride," a three-art comedy to b? presented in Central Auditorium here on Wednesday sored by the American Legion and whlch ~wil.- * * * clght o-cl(Xlt ha« i—rar I "1 miltee is anxious contrary city has revamped its sewer erhood who brings a boy will only I “"d Friday tnu, evenings, ,..nm,.. November nonaoor 22 so and ,n. 24, ... commencing al 8:15 o'clock, o<,w.. Auxiliary al U>, 1. O. t>. P hall „ I B tti reach the 1933 this added many miles ot sewer have to pay 25c. On Wednesday. Nov. 22. and again, George Middleton and ran success- 'situations.. Ulis play sixiuld provide about 150 being present. , to me 'order in which the numbers I* • " I tluola of 600 system, pipe and connected-them into a real If anyone is unable to find a boy I on Friday. Nov. 24. the .... Hastings * fully on Broadway for more than a a maximum of entertainment. To: The Rebekahs served a splendid on the .program will am>ear It will! I W ------- 1 members. Mem­ built a sewage disposal to bring, he should get in touch with I Civic Players Association will pre-I pre­ year. Each performance will com- date the local Civic Players Associa-; dinner, the tables being decorated i 'substantially as follows* i I U berships may be system; plant, installed the necessary pumpSecretary C. F. Angell ot the Y. M. sent three-act Central mence — a -------- comedy ----- ' •- *in ------lenec at 8:15 o'clock. Uon has confined itself to the best (with bouquets of chrysanthemums* Two numbers by the Hastings City ■ I ■ o’clock. secured from the .ing apparatus and other equipment " C. A., wiio will see to It tliat there b auditorium. This play. "The Bride?' Because it provides thrills, mys- type of jnodern drama. The three-'The favors were small American j ]ed &.. Mr A A Bifenio at ■ American Legion to carry it on. and lias done it all ii a boy boy ready. ready. I was written by Stuart Olivier aril! I tery. try, humor, romance and sparkling | (Continued on page two (flags. Following the pinner Sterling I me (auditorium. At ieast two numX‘“s; “g”™ . VoiuYwtiw aw Can anyone realize the good It J Rogers, chairman of the banquet bers by a men's chorus of twenty to ---- —will — « M mdrblrtncM FunMrmort In th«l »no will do a boy to attend such a ;committee, introduced the toaStnuts-1 thirty voices; a half hour address by thrr bnI,ks °» Saturday, at the Banmeeting as this? If each member of ter. Kim Sigler, who proved to lx- the' Hn™7.M'rjohii'c"K«ch7m“o‘"ttai™-r »r <n>m w«« elu^ ,“'j“ thcfBrotherhood and every person! . right man for the place. T. 8. K.: city, .. k„ will --------------------------mUw Tmuu. who explain the purposes i men. TERESTINGVEROICT who rtluUl attend this gathering with iReid was asked to lead with the) -a ...v a.re Washing- r ThC COU«ty 0118^01X0 1S RCV. L. aLo without adding a dollar to city the a.aw. NRA -..a. and why the a boy can appreciate.what it will! • singing of several war time songs ot ton headquarters of the NRA desire L Dewey; the others are: Mrs. J. V.; indebtedness. In addition to this the mean to that kid to have a chance ! which all qnJoyed. Mrs. Winifreii Dunn Allowed tile "Buy Now" program, which they Hilbert for the northern halLof the to go to such gatherings, he will un-1 : Mrs. Donald Smelker. president of have urged to b» curried out. Thaw county: Mr. and Mrs. John Cham- city waterworks station has been Full Claim in Settle­ derstand tiie im|x>rtance ot it and '•the Auxiliary- spoke of that organ!- who know Congressman Ketcham • oerrnm soutnern nan; bcrlaln ior for tne the southern half: Mrs. the fur-reaching influence of it. Mtinfa ns a big, unselfUh institution need not be told that he will give an Arthur Haven, first ward: Mrs. Otto I JidJ ment of Estate - ■ -Haven, first ward; Mrs. Otto been driven that assures an ample The speaker is Gordon Wheeler. । " ILL INCREASE TOWN­ REGIONAL MEETING HELD in til life of America, proving-its interesting and worthwhile address. Arthu.Isenhath. second ward; Mrs. Edwin supply of water for every need. The An interesting verdict was re­ We hazard nothing in saying thatSHIP ------- -----------------: ability to serve in every need. She Sayles, third ward; Mrs. Ben MILEAGE TAKEN (Continued on page six) ,l ' ‘ ----*' -------- GidAT CITY HALL LAST turned by a Barry county Jury, in his message will be both helpful to! I asked the co-operation of her hear- । ley. fourth ward: Mrs. Harry Wa ­ OVER TO 504 MILES the dads and the boys. Just to see; Iters, at the banks; Mrs. Join) W’ood, WEEK WEDNESDAY [era in helping to make lhe future .! Circuit Court before Judge McPcek. this man. to realize the difficulties* ---------the business section .electric system Installed and a ■efforts of the Auxiliary still more Jin lhe case of Winifred xDunn— Half of “v^$L00 Red Cross pump added. This successful. PUTTING MORE GRAVEL ’against the William R. Wickwire NEW FIRE FIGHTING , Commander Albert Craig repre-. 1 membership stays with Ute local ^iiarK^T^e^imnrovenwmre spiralion to any boy and help him; ON TWP HIRHIA/AYQ when the Jury allowed the Chapter and of tills sum. one half tand dollars. dftlI“r* The Improvements imnrow-n-nt. un i vvr. mon wh i o full f ...| n ,. nn .. EQUIPMENTJXPLAINED amount of Mrs. Dunn's claim of to do his utmost in order to get I will be paid to the Charity fund ot have been made and paid for with­ --------M.500. somewhere in life. Pennock hospital which is so much out a dollar of indebtedness and r. to such'a large saving in puiHA. squad is „ as „» .wuwa. Mr* Dunn, who is the wife of tf.e of Chemical, and Life . ucvawxr '»it nun ^ Tlw supper follows: ]1 State Has Been Slow This necessary ; in need of assistance, due to have-made excesWalter Wallace will be the Chp-’i Year in Paying County Its Spencer Dunn of Johnstown townchange --the ---date — of‘ the banquet to ASKS PAY FOR EXTRA sire demands for charity work. This the cost of pumping that a good re­ Saving Discussed in Iniln of zyf the tfxn squad «ni.n,l with wOV. the •>.« following 1j DuC Uhd M N'tt T, '>lilp. shin, hnd nTx'Vlryiislv m.-yl )u>r x*lnlm tain had previously filed her claim I: Friday evening. evening, Hon. John C.| will leave but 25c of every dollar duction was made in water rates, . wgsto (,t<> have huvc been ।the teresting. Manner Ketcham, who in Probate.court. Judge Clement WORK HE CLAIMS HE ,for otlier members: Henry Anthony,! benevolent work the coming and our water system still show* a denied the claim hnd Mrs. Dunn. WhWb AAa.Mv,, wc» mentioned Inst week tliat the A regional fire school was* held in I speaker, could not be present, Keith Bowman. *Ward" !™. year, however, with the py^cn. present WeiDID ON ROADS Charles Bacheller. Lawrence Ciiase’ count>’ rodd commission had com­ through her attorney. Archie.D. Me- this at the moment. •».. Rev. **. L. L. Dew- 1 ,,,» city all day last week Wednes-1 «««««•-1 — —•- last M.v..na.a>, rare Relict setup uuutnted by the .'*“"**2“ V. Carter. John Chandler, George the improving of 140 of the Donald, npjx’iiled to the Circuit day. Firemen were present from the ey was wu-T drafted U1UUI-U to IU give gltU the UW address, UUUICSS, elate, there nicy not be m much call ,.ThP,?2nneLi( * *d to, n;rn,li0? ra„, oul „,------------ -------------- -----------' counties of Allegan. Barry. Eaton which he did In a masterly num-. PRINCIPAL CLAIM IS Dewey. Howard Demand. Lester De- ,ft8 m*,es of ‘ownship roods Jaken Court and demanded a Jury trial. upon the Red Cross ,locally but w .hat th“ (“W* ... to Vault. L. E.'Haler. Charles Faul A - ovvr lhte •vcar- Thl' commission could It appears tiial back inJ896 Mrs. and Ionia. The school '■was spon- ncr. ON IRVING HIGHWAY ..... <fund. ..«m «um«. tx r,<.i pvorv '"'x rltin’ti of l<ar.11ntr<: "*“‘Xmtoht ‘SiXicit K. Frandsen. P4ul Gangulllet. Ben >,inv* finished the whole Job if tiie Dunn. who was tiie dofflhiter- of sored by the Michigan State Fire Rev. Dewey paid sincere tribute ---------, Cross is always ready to a«ut know and be proud toe financial Gldley and Adalbert Heath. The lvid promptly come acrow with Frank Bagley of Orangeville, went chiefs Association. Michigan State .(Continued on page nvej । Claims 1‘Mugridge Hill" on Whenever possible and its record Tor rccord our rity council has made in recent years. Captain and supper squad-will see: c“h d“c lhc county under the Mc- to live with the Wickwires under Firemen's Association, the Michigan That Road Was a Jonah ) last year, ns well as previous years, recenl mat itoaa was a Jonan has been one of [o the to it that the wants of the inner. Nitt ‘bill. It was quite late lust the terqis of an oral agreement Municipal League and the State ST. ROSE PUPILS TO man are fully looked after ahd Mr. spring, several weeks after the road whereby the Wickwires who had no Fire Marshal, it was under the aosfor Him | needy, the Jobless, and in times of A PERSONAL WORD PRESENT OPERETTA Wheeler will give d talk which allI work should have started, before tiie chlldren agreed to do well by her pices of the engineering education i Barry county has been sued by 8r*a„l ^“!cry , needed funds were forthcoming from and treat her os their own child. It division of the Michigan State ColABOUT THE CENSUS will remember. | Sam T. Solomon of Lansing for the 1 urmj of volunteer men and They will furnish a good feed, the stale under the McNltt law. The was on this alleged agreement that-lege. There were about 100 present. "Bobby Brewster’s Rooster" I sum "of $15 000 which hr claims to be - u’0,nen workers almost ten Umes based her claim. At .u_. that of whom JJ3 regUtered Thp program du?him under arontract wiucl^hc 6reatcr ,n numb<'r« than the stand- To the People of Barry County:and no one can stay away on ac­’ rainy weather a good share of last Mrs, Dunn U-..x to Be Given at Auditor­ , month and so far this month has in ­ time- Winifred was .thirteen years carried out was substantially as 'had wTth X ^rrv ™,ntv ,n« arnV ot Uldted 8laU^ car- There seems to be a considerable count of the price, which Is only 25 ium on November 20 commUston tor X^cotStruition ol rled Cr0M "hef lnto thf homM oaisunderaunding as to what the cents to non-members, >noth.lagJ,to, terfered with their work. Under old. Tiie Wickwires. at that time given week before last. Delegates be­ for the construction of of Amcrlca'’ Jobless during the post registering* and census-taking la all th?rounty rc»d to I^X rowXm/ "Bobby Brewster's Rooster." an1I commission the members, and but 25c for WE h, the circumstances we think they lived In Prairieville township. A few gan arriving shortly xitter eight and the county county road road in in Irving township, ?i<,h(xJr,^.-5. Cmnnn2rIe have made a good showing in com­ years loter the Wickwires moved to an Interesting program held the entertaining operetta, discloses the: leading tne Irving township, about. which is being carried 00 boy. from Freeport to M-37 west ' e, S?te ^ n "I 00 ! 115 pleting 140, miles. The remaining Johnstown township where they close attention of the visitors as : plight of a mischievous Bobby, who Six hundred and forty-five thou- throughout the county by men aptwenty-eight can be flijAhed next continued to live until their death. well -v. as the wwv local firemen. ... I15 “H1 to bed as a punishment for I,of MlddlcylUe. (Continuedt on page five) pointed by the county clerk with the CHICKEN THIEVES I It would seem as if the county j ; xx nuuiu ocrui 11 uie couuiy a » _______ year. Mrs. Wickwire, passed away about The visitors who registered were a misdeed. HU fellow companions.: ---------- -—co-operation of the township 6U|x-rand the township had had- expense ] 0 . nnv CATAM ucm BUSY IN CARLTC.V . Under the McNltt- law the county eight years ago and Mr. Wickwire as follows: Hastings—O. E. Gid-' disillusioned in their efforts to put enough visors. Will you please accept the over that road without hav. DAnnT-tA I UN Nit DI( road commission must, in 1934. take in 1932. 'following statement as furnishing dings. Chief; L. Abbey. D. Ashalter.'on a »»«>*•. soggesl a plan which nai enpiCTICQ UCCT' tiie facts, the law and the general er 168 more rfiiles of township Tiie testimony of several witnesses P. Bennett. H. Bishop. B. Clark, e.* works *out marvelously. Having suc- Ing to fight a lawsuit. Mr. Solomon: Recently Raided Forrest Fal­ o' , 'lta Mtt I instructions that have come to me roads. In 1932 tiie commission re­ showed that the relationship be- Erwoy. E. Hayes. E. Jarman. E. 'seeded by,their scheming in getting sues tiie county of Barry as well as _ , coner’s Hen House, Took ceived only $37,600. For this year • (Continued oh page two) Kelley, Robert Mills. L. Myers. An- .enough money, they plan to get In- the Harry county rood commission. from the state departments at Lan^ the money paid the county under drcw Roush. Clarence Shffitz. Rus- dlan 6Ulta tor their entertainment, His attorneys are Messrs. Pierce and Joint Gathering at Nashville' sing, including the Attorney Gener­ 50 of His Best Birds the McNltt law was a little more Ptot or Lanjins. on Thursday. Nov. 23— al? In no wise are the statement* m>11 Smelker. Everett Swegles. Zip 1,1,1 a *>eedy old woman strikes the __ PRESENT , We arc informed that a few daysi than *$34,500. Next year $6,900 more GLEE CLUBS The plalntifTs dcclaratton filed in ' 11 shall make mattefti of opinion on ti.tt.n.L. TlKwnpson. c. H. Leonard. W. L. chords of their sympathetic hearts Dr. Gordon, Speaker ago some tidef, or thieves raided will be added, making $41,400 in 1934 my part. They are instructions and UNUSUAL PROGRAM Wallace, S. E. Rogers, Archie Relck- land Instead of spending their ac­ the case reales the following j Forrest Falconer's hen house for township roads, so that the ; There will be a combined meetingI concern the law Itself, which I have ord. Art Haven. W. A. Schader.'-ffidwd wealth upon themselves, they claims: in Carlton and took about 50 choice county can do good road work next That he entered into a written of'the Barry and Eaton Countyr taken an oath to obey. Frank Hoonan, John Wclssert. Lan^friend her. Come and see "Bobby chickens. We understand that pre­ year—better work than it lias been Harpist and "Keyboard of sing—P..Lefke. Earl Miller. L. Orier. Brewstors Roaster" and find out contract with the Barry county road' Medical Societies at Nashville oni In the first place the Old Age vious to this an agent had called at able to do up to now because it will Vibrating Light” to Fea­ Fred Alber. Wm. Newman. Paul who this old, old woman is. fbllow- commission to construct a gravel: Thursday. November 23. The meet­■ Pension Act. No. 175, has become a his place and tried to Interest him. have more money to dolt with. i road In Irving. ' ing will start at 6:30 P. M.. and will1 law. It has been operative alnen ! Heeney. Portland-S. H. Hixson. R.,lnK ,s 1110 cast of characters: ture Concert in some kind of poultry protection. During the winter considerable That the contract he made with be held at the Nashville Community Goff. B Goff and Geo. lyhltney.1 Panes —John O'Donnell — John Forrest .Informed the fellow that he employment can be given by the A concert of unusual interest will the road commission called for an center. The address of the evening is state welfare department the right (Continued on page two) had a good dog. and a good gun that county road commission in cutting be presented by the Hostings High I Bobby Brewster—Francis Goggins. excavation of 122.366-8 cubic yards to be given by Dr. J. E. Gordon of to formulate plans and methods ot he knew how to use, and would use trees axd brush along the 168 miles Sclrool Glee CJub and Orchestra in HR A DP PIIPII Q Tfl i Tom—William Vclte. Billy—Ken- of ' earth" In the construction of the i Detroit. Dr. Gordon- is In charge of putting the law Into effect. TImj if he caught anyone stealing his taken over for 1934, also at "brush- J■, Central auditorium Fridoy evening. unAUt run Lb IU neth Velte. Jack-John Kennedy, six miles of road. For this he was Communicable Diseases at the Her- state welfare department, having chickens. IA feature of the program will be, (Continued on page three) to be paid at the rate of 38c a cubic! man Kelfer hospital and has had a learned that seventeen states al­ GET DENTAL However, he went out to his the appearance of Marjorie Brunton, Utl UEN l«L EXAMS tAAIfld chums CUraotBobby8 b|g slster-Eugenla yardi large experience with diseases of this ready had some type of old age pen­ chicken house one morning and OPENING STORE IN noted English harpist, playing in acThe declaration recites that a j type. He has recently returned from sion Jaws, proceeded to draw up I LyBarker. about 50 of his best birds were gone. Five Hastings Dentists to companlment with "Lhe keyboard of • Bess—Helen Jane Kurtz, Janet— part of the projected roadway was Europe where lie has been visiting forms and regulations which would BURLINGTON, WIS. vrbrattng'*iight,':‘*‘a devlre which They were taken so quietly that no on what Is known as "Mug- the Health Departments of many embody the best methods that had Participate in Work on • Mary Louise Thomas, Florence— located -----blends in shimmering pillars of color • Marcelline Weaver, chums of Clara. ridge hill;" that this hill consists; foreign co-jhtries for the post year, been used in several other state* Thursday, Nov. 16 One of the most contemptible N. B. 1Waterman with musicorgan much1 largely of rock, boulders, and other Dr. Gordon has previously given in perfecting the operating machlnI Dot—Leona Miller. waterman F.ntarinir Entering simultaneously afler the fashion faJhlon Qf thl* a "color thieves on earth Is a chicken thief. after of a organ,'",. - There will be a dental examina- | Mr. .Brewster. Bobby's Father- milural material other than could, several talks at meetings of the v But regardless of what people think, Business Similar to One The stage will be in darkness with tlon of the children of the Hastings Robert Jacobs be pro|>erly designated as "earth" in Barry Ctounty Medical Society. He slon law In this state. organized gangs of them are roam­ . only a golden light at the foot of city schools. Thursday. November1 Doctor—Wayne Bump. • * the wording ot the contract. The j u a tine speaker and a very profltAs a result of thia a census must Conducted Here ing HIM the Uie state, amic. preying on farm tarin . ... the narp harp outlining me the instrument Instrument 16th. the examinations to be con-! Nurse—Josephine Murphy, plaintiff claims that he communi- - able evening Is anticipated, be taken. In carrying out this pro­ chicken houses. We hope Barry: Friends or Mr. and Mrs. Ned B. and the figure of the artist In sil- ducted by dentists practicing ini Granny Bobbin, an old witch— cated this fact to the county engl----------- • , vision the state acts through the county farmers have loaded guns iWaterman of i Grand Rapids, will be houelte uBtuiaai against the UUCKgruuna. background. Hastings. Examinations will Include Catherine Smith. . - . j -tn * 7. . .Vi--- . ---7 Ti. off Ires ot the various county clerks neer .t Ujt time. «ho Mr. TRAINING COURSE FOR ___ ________ Intrreclfvt Irani Ihnt le nnnln ... ____ tu. _______ .. . handy to greet any chicken thieves Interested to learn that he u aaaln Then cornea the mualo. llahl ethereal chlldren in grades 1 to »8. Parents: Cook of Kalamazoo, and to the rx.—Fanny—Agnes Taffee. of Michigan. The county clerks, in who may attempt to make a raid on reentering business- and will open ehonU such aa only a harp can pro- are Invited to attend these examina- i Gertie—Patricia LyBarker. ALL S. S. WORKERS turn, must hire enumerators who Barry county road commission, their flocks, and that they shoot »•>“re ln Buelln«l<>,> WlSCTn- duee. and Um, bnnaina out the tions and dentists will advise them I Suzanne which then consisted of John Car-1 —-Barbara Barb **■ Maurer. straight. A few lead-fllled samples Si Yor„ ““‘S1 «>™» In visible tints, as It were, as to corrections recommended. lisle, Oscar Sherk and George ; To Study "The Message and much per individual registered. I| Helen ___ —Evelyn Miller. oundutled -here He la al- auiuaiiiiinuK shln.mrrlna puauia pillars Qi o( llgni haht WIU will of chicken thieves might have quite which ----- he Tiie printing of registration carda It Is line that all five of the den- • .Nora—Wanetft Falsetta. ' Hinchman. He claims that he notiProgram of the Chris­ rennv tn Hnrllmrtnn Mrs .'j Into every color of. ready in 'Burlington. Mrs. Watnr. Water- :_____ move ___ and> li blend a deterring influence. fled them that he would require ex­ lists, of the cityz--------are cooperating It) I —Miss Marcella Gog- Accompanist man will Jo rr hlm tatoi*as soon as ;thc .pecinmi. It will be a unique -™._. tian Religion'* tra compensation for the work he ords giving Information relative to thls work that will mean so much | gins. their home .inJjrand Rapids is sold ' spectacle, ANNOUNCEMENT. did on Mugridge hill, and that he A n training ,iU1„„w class will be held w those exempt from paying ths tax. to the youth of tills city. i Musical Numbers. on 'I requested n Bnd 13 from to They also must furnish information But' the Inclusion of such a feature Dr- E. J. Pratt will hold a 1free or rented. . When You and I Were Youngthe road commission and □«. 4 | in the program should not cloud the CHOSEN AS MEMBER p, place to be aiutounced clinic for rupture patients atdils | Maggie— Louis Kennedy. Isabelle the engineer to come to some agree- j POSTPONED MEETING. fact that the local High school must-, ment with him for extra compensa- ■ jater. receive old age pensions. There are flee at 2 P. M Bunday. Nov. 10. The postponed meeting of the]. OF PENN HALL CHOIR v „ (clans have also been putting mucn much' tion for this work, but tliat his re- -phis courae is to be on "The Mes- no personal questions asked on tliesa L. C. Donnelly, who has successfullypuiung tiUCst WM disregarded. 'sage and Program of the Christian cards. Tiu? answering ol treated more than 6.000 cases by cffort tato thclr share the Pr°Mi.. Virginia Poll. Heceire. The deeUrsllon conuuu a bill RrUjipn.u Ior pa,wr.. auper- questions does not In any Honor—Is Very Talentib. cortright. m. e. Mulder, n. War­ tor ll.TOa.lfl lor repairs on his road1mundenu and other Sunday school obligate the individual OUCT cumc. auv. ernoon, November 17. at Community I WILL BE WORTH HEARING. used- ,_ in the —---------------.a. excavating),।uachen as wellaaall th.e S2 head tax, which Is d ner. C. Thomas, G. Foster, M. equipment on Mugridge hill. He claims that the who are interested In Sunday School BARRY LODGE NO. IX | Room of the Hastings National । The members ot the Hastings . ed Musician , Ketcham. P. Chandler. N. Cooley. Bank, at three o'clock. Barry Lodge No. 13 Knights of > —Adv. Adelbcrt Cortright, Pres. : Commercial Club will have the prlvlThe many Hustings friends of LaBrunette—Violin Solo-Charles then current price for the extra work. , Pythias will hold their first regular; lege next Tuesday of listening to an MUs Virginia Potts, who is a stu- * Leonard, Jr. Accompanist — Mis.*; ■1 work he did on tiie 2.000 yards that It is expected that a state Sunday part of the law. It has iMLcua Goggins, uubk»m> lhe moved from the Mugridge hill School worker will be here to con­ do with the meeting Tuesday. Nov. 21, 1933. 8 DANCE. .... address — «.by Professor Wilford J. dent at Penn Hall School and Jun- J Marcella and the sign o'clock. All members are urged to i At K. of P. hail* at Freeport Sat- | Elteman. instructor of economics at ior College at Chambersburg. Pa.., Arbui — Arbutuc-Fl.no Bole-Ubrx.rcl «“ <“»> •»» •» “°0 pc, yard; duct the course. cards, which r—. | that he believes that $3.00 a yard a attend. • ’urday evening. Nov. 18. Good music. Albion college. Dr. Elteman is an WiU be pleased to know that she is | Moore, ■ ' “■ II —Adv. . .... ,,authority t ■■ In iVxie . i, lair fair price ior for tnai that wor». work, so me the NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC ------------------- 4 this field. tT.x He I. Is na mem- one of twelve to be chosen as memI have moved my dental office signing thMM two 'plaintiff figures he Is entitled to lie FIRST WARD P. T. A. |ber of a committee of six chosen bers of the Penn Hall choir. Miss ANNUAL SUPPER aNd BAZAAR. ■ plaintiff from— tile--City Bank building to my ; $6,000 for excavation on Mug--------will,| Auspices ---- ------ JU — A. 8.. .Presbyterian .™y - ---------„work ----------------------------, -1^— - testing the truth First wan! P. T. A. meeting will' RUMMAGE SALE. _______________ , ____ ' (rom all parts ofr _________ the country to in­ Potts has a beautiful voice and will be held Monday evening, Nov. 20. | Sat. Nov. 25. Methodist church, i vestigate and report on currency In- be a valuable member of this musi- church Wed.. Nov. 22. starting 3 P-1 ridge hill, less the contract price of home. 318 South Jefferson St. No given on All parents and friends are expected auspices Epworth League.— Adv. flation. He will discuss that topic cal organization. Congratulations M. Fried chicken supper 5:30-7:30, 38c per yard which he was paid, i stairs to cllmfc.—Dr. Dennis Murray., be penna arc extended to Miss Potts. 35c.—Adv. | (Continued on page three) I—Adv. 1 <Oo to be present. 111-22. , next Tuesday. GORDON WHEELER, OF GRAND RAPIDS, WILL GIVE THE ADDRESS ARMIST CE BMOUE FBDWffllBGi THE COMMISSION TO ADD 168 MILES ONEHUNDREDATTEND FIRE SCHOOL S. SOLOMON SUES CO. FOR 515.000 BED CROSS BENDEBS ASSISTANCE �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. 1931 PA01 TWO it because of stale and national law's. The railroads are therefore in i desperate need ol friends and in dire need ot help The railroads do lot complain »-com plain ol unjust and unri leUiwi. They onbnlty of a nut I8SQUARELY UP TO “ _____________ ,, lain Tor lubusin«s They arir compelled to build C. DICLAMD THE — -- ~ their own roadbed, lay their ties sruxn and rails and then have to pay ta***on their right of way and roadbed, Thelr trucks, use UNFAIR COMPETITION— — competitors, ------the -- ------- FAIRTREATMENTOR eomwimip ALLEGAN NUDISTS STILL GET PUBLICITY THE BRIDE TRAINED BIRDS DO ■ Continued from page one) Kansas Oity Star Tells of act comedy to be presented next Exhibition Given by Pamn"'Inhospitable Swan Creek" week is no exception. hasika’s Pets Was Delight- - **♦'" K*rl «**for going deer Starting out with the financial I.Uy iBtarMthr "XIm« ta tata «I ChTUUta. in Allegan County :l8 REDAT END FIRE SCHOOL WATERS backing received from membership (Continued front page one) ' Mr. Albert'Lipper. former-Allegan duet paid in by local people who be­ One of the most Inttrestng andjPhbtos for Nov. customers. Green, tannera nun^Aow a resident of iicwq n uw wucvu ol such a civic -delightful ------------------------------- ever held —Adv. 11-15 Charlotte—C. V. Lane. Robert Bradentertainments lieved in lhe worth Kamiru City, Mtaourt. .-ent the Gs*. proJrc, tJ>1, has becoir^' In Hastings was that given by tn. Maurice Carroll. G. Braden. C. Si .rita-Start ° u J?*zette a copy of the Kansx* City star ... ------------------ ■ — •— ------ njmah».Hn'. _. .uBraden. Detroit—R. C. Lbughead 40c. at Mr^ Monroe—Arnold C Bonner. Ja down which made these editorials re- through with a balance from ticket auditorium on'Wednesday afternoon cfou<<e Wood'Adv mark* about our native nudisu- un• —Leon’ Warfield. Ernest Dadnter. . .siks .sufficient to help pay fur the-M la»t week, Raymond *Mrs. , F. M. Craig, who fell and lonia-H. V. Eggleston. Clarence TOO MUCH RESTRICTION Creek^' ** S set of the next production. The asn “""" * V. Roberts was in soclation has given special regard to elwrge of the show and dertionstrat- eazlv broke her hip four week* Adams Saugatuck-Richard NewnFrist .-dsr.pencd'to’”otZerve ‘railroad , "Defense counsel ip tiie All Ran scenic and yound effects, attempting ed wonderful patience and love for *K° S» to get around mow on r.nm, Harry Newnham. F. Force. OtThese Are Unfair BurdensX.^are%^X^ 2? Mich-, nudist case, which m,ulted-in “ rates Tliey are.not required to,rpay —w ---------------------- -- to present each play in a finished. I the dogs, birds and the monkey, -crutclses. a standard rae of wages. They are a conviction for counsel's client, ad ­ This Country Needs the Bozo. * i Jake RelMw announces in thU F W. Austin. F. J. Henckel. C. B ifrof-.sslonul manper. ’ entirely, free to do os they please..mitted quite frankly that hr aid nut Each production represents hard! The cklgfl were well trained and j week's Banner the opening of hi* Cooper Allegan-H. C. Haenlz. Bert Railroad Lines ’ 'and to grab the ihost profitable ''know when- the world l« coming to.” work worK and nn(J long long land ,anQ at al umw nerve did variousnHmi| ■—bowling —•••• > alleys.- Read particulars Terry. C. Woos. Harry M. LulUe Alstunts,jumpea jumpeduinnign ’ through times nerve! Member* of the Hastings Cam-• parts of railroad traffic and cut un- ay eU., nhieh mwh to the delight of etawhere elsewhere. bion—John Paaslck. Vermontville— racking« hours of rehearsal for the ’hoopa **»!» efo-. mcrviaLClub had the privilege ?of v.. ~?d„... -”*■»-’ — der—r... “‘lr0 cart. BusineM huura aie strictly *'---------------------------- — ■ 1 -Mr ­ and Mrs. Robert Mills have L R Tubta. O. D. Hammond. L W. the audience. Bozo pleased the chil-1 bearing Coi Roy Vandercook. presi- ^at kind of busmen. The public which touch even a nudist defense avoided and all practice occurs dur­ dren with hia capers and was real- moved to their residence at 230 So Loveland. V. F. Barber. NaaiivHle— deni of the Michigan Railroad.* As- foots the bill in the damage to high- counsel? But defense coun.u-1 tn th- ing the evenings. Tlurf week, as an ly splendidly trained I park gt., Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Ful- Prun,E Caley. Fred Miller. Cliief That Thrifty People socUtlon. Tueaday noon of last week. WH>, ,lnd expen<e of their upkeep, instance did know one thing; be example, the cast of "The Bride" Another Interesting feature of the ;ier having rented the Miks house at Graham. Claris Greenfield. C J. The speaker brought out some incident to heavy truck' travel. In kn*"*’ ’hat the spread ol nudism ha’ rehearsed from 7 30 to 11:00 program was the exhibition by the 517 W Grand St Will Recognize As Betts. Vent McPrck. Fred Ackett. points in discussing the Matus of ordfr t0 cjry <ni ordinary -paswn- aboul Swan creek would have its o’clock on Monday and Tuesday eve­ AiLstralian cockatoo who danced Thc Brush Ridge Cemetery Circle Geo Gratam. Dell White Grand Real Bargains the railroad* that we believe will be grr trnffiC a rixtcen-foot-wtde past - •HmiLs. And why . entlcmun of the nings and will continue- from 7:00 and did gymnastic stunts, showing M™ jSTgenv™ Ledge—John Pierce. Tom Brooks. of interest to our readers. :n<n. -*uUjd .'ufficient. but be- obviowly arourod jury? Why. tx-- to 11.00 o'clock on Thursday and almost human Intelligence. Mr. Rob--Nov 23. for pot link dinner and a Chiford Osmer. F L David WoodHis first statement was tint the cause of the long train-hke truck.' *cau»4« of mosquitoe s in summer, tost Friday evenings’. land—A. AllcrdinR. L. H. Brumm., Young Men's railroads had been the largest single 3Im1 blg bUn.'c* and tiie diffitulty in m-the fall, and snow in the winter." • The cast is carefully selected for Chaa. O. Farthing. Leon Hines. Wei­ "So boon- ability and contrary to the belief of factor in developing the United puling them on the slxteen-foot 80 nature hath fixed her biun4-Pocket, Half Belt , by Crockford. MWdleviBe—W. H. I Statce for the last one hundred pavement, such paving u. now made. rinriez.. and not much can be said many, is not limited to members of 63--years old and had been- ,perform-1., Tm” c*’*eman Agency calls at- McKevitt. Freejxwt—Ortw Knowles , ----------------------------tentton this week to the great inM < Wrf . v ! O f Ernaat Daunter. of years. Evil practices grew up in the tventv feet wide The public pays ()K fl,(l ol nudism on Swan creek the association. Any person who: — -- •-— Ing- *for- j half -a century. Mr.f Roberta t' transportation systems which need- fmconVcnienc* nr extra four fact f-till iiaj.’the gan 1•' crease in burglaries in this vicinity Jackson, and his showing of Im-I ed cheeking. Railroads gave rebates '^of and'pacing the <,n ),hAllegan *‘r "area*county. enter Michi their —fHllnts *.’e'N..to .5°try 001 n -8H£S1" ----------- -—.... . gorgeous Brazilian i“n , ‘•-• ,“vtaC:i burglary -------insurance, provedmrumw method.* m of ««• fire giumumi protection 'part. Members of the association: Two **u aurKcwis Brannan macaws macaw.* f-^. ---- provcu through chambers ot com- joined' primarily to get behind a with to favored customers and attempted trucks tikI busses on trunk lines. *' ’’ 'local ‘ ‘ ' '' _ ....their .. ______ brilliant ,___ plumage lagc upki ata H<n . Jl lW,r --------announcement ™-— — on — an. wcic were c.'jic-vzauy especially aznvazyiua gratifying buto -Mie •tlw Sizes 36 to 46 performed. They were beautiful <mncr ”ncr P®K «•«•C’-nfiremen. — Mr. Daunter i. Is tw. lhe aaslst10 !25rn™!W."*',rnK t” tw raliraw.1, ta lirt ..bkrt I.. riierce and let it be wen whether worthy project. there is not far the nudists some mrUwta THU tartly brawM upon , rblll lh_j - ------—j------u _as..if they ■ the tire department was called ant chief of the Jackson fire depart-' Already the work of the Hastings i buds----and strutted around n— lhe ib. wrath of .1 the ita .people, nranta and .nd n u unlM,r |w Ule M>le w ha ppi $498 them lout on Monday evening by a Are ment. Chic Players is attracting favorable 1 were well aware of that fact, . ralnntl valley iff Avilon, rata itataan. .hleh M tab' rtirbrt, spend from 325.000 to 350.000 Ma ,mile IUB. Perhapa the moat wonderful per- i in the roof---of — Mrs. Belle--Pattison The talk Robert-----Loughead comment from communities more rcr™^ —-----------------------> — — „ of -------------- ...of Where fall* hot* hail.* or rain, or experienced in Judging and enjoying ’ formance wmnnrn was gven by Kv the capariex ! heme ill:mo on on E Ft Center z-r st. R? But n,it slight vlleht the thn state atntz, inspection incrvartlnn bureau hnwa*n on nn the tfu* tann Ml rtnwrt p«t >tam « J, tni„, <lld ,1U... IMr any snow. ' ■ Little Theater playa than our own. who were trained to play see-aaw; ।damage was done. Just the chemicals ■ use of chemicals was appreciated. X4slne,'s, At .v pr”*2L‘ competitors, the truck.*, the free use Nor ever wind blows loudly— ttztaer. ttarz are IS- rtrtz and pub[lc highway,, whil,- railroad., ■ Men's Flannellet The Battle Creek players have In- do barrel rolls, play on the jnerry- being used. |That wiu true of the talk of Earl 'T5* t*? I?1 I“” “ mart fdUd and ta Utah tan That still would leave tiie mos­ viieH the Hastings Players to pre- go-round and other tricks that one! Lambie df Doyle of this city are Miller, of tiie Lansing fire departquito question unsettled. But the sent Tiie Bride” at their big PU«1 wita n Ita mortta ot > box- re<a a„d No »*•- fur; advertising a big .sale of -'clothing —»•*— ment .— ------• -— would think almost -------impossible on life saving at fires. car. Tta railroad, are- nolpcrmlrtal highway.*, but Ita railroad.: nudists should not balk at that. auditorium connected with the City,'a canary to do. land furnishings in this issue of the The visiting firemen and speakers Tlwe'.i invisible gauze or cello­ College. A large group of Battle! Those who failed to see this un-ji Banner A need for money has ncIO buy ranlpmrm they nre.1 Wacro „„d ,or r„,y m„,. ne-! complimented the Hastings fire dcar. tart lor them; rata are made sr,dl„.. An>.. phane enough . in the world, isn't Creek |ieoplc have attended each usual exhibition surely missed a real iccssltated i cessitated this sales event and many partment on the evident attention ' ■ — offered. ——— *-* —■ •—- *•-•- •• 'bargains are given to *-have the fire ----trucks in - tiie ' *hfm whleb ttay miu, olacrv, caJ1 thl, unlrtrncM. oi such there? And all ’in nil. the universe performance given in ffiutings by treat. ■nw ar. orer-itart. .re now up ,(kH, Th,. ,oU, ,., o„ is neutral if not friendly--Allegan tiie local association. In return the ■ R. E. Walters. t!»e new" school; best of condition for use, also the [ MMrW unlrtrrojnlwtlnon .nd ar. rlr , Mirhlsan .Gazette. . •head nt Potterville, comes from the orderly way in which, all the equip­ Battle Creek Players will present CHARLES FRANCISCO .♦Double Thickness talpKre to tatart ttamrelvre from ,„,itdelKellogg Foundation "Ag" school ment is kept at-their headquarters. one of their outstanding productions . ... ! .................................. ---------------------- I here later in the year. OWNS OLD VIOLIN near Augusta; his wife u n daugh-j ----- laugh-! »~ _______ _ Outside Nap ___ ■ .------------------- —• Ur of which goes into the primary CONSIDER INSTALLING Thorpe, aone time coun- • MORE PETTY BURGLARIES ---------; ter of Roy Tlmrpc. school fund and helps pay for the NEW SERVICE PIPES Slncc* other communities hav.-. ‘ ty clerk *ofnBarry Barry county ^rhg.e -Charlotte running of our schools. Last year ^e“’ ‘Xny ^atiom^h. In8i?.° Would In- .• Republican. RE p 0RTED TH | S WEEK ', the railroad taxes in Michigan were Four Fronts on West State dicate That It Is a Fa­ I From lhe Grand Rapids Pres* we! ■ Full Stitched, Pair know that the movement has been, \iver 19.000.000. It >ould qecm not St. Require Better clip the following item of interest to Intruders Enter Harold Ncwwell received by people here. Ticket.-. | Only "unfair but utterly unbusiness­ mous Cremona Hastings people: Mr. and Mrs. FTedhare been kept at the. lowest price like «for the state and the public to Water Supply ton Home and Edmonds Charles Francisco. a Civil wwriertck E. Hill. Jr., of Calvin Avy j possible which will permit financing ; • “ T.'T ----«• “ •«»v» vai«m ovj. , receive the benefit of such enor­ At the,meeting of the council Fn- from one production to the next so J*1*"1"" who ,wl11 bc," yPars °W!1«« wceirfog con.-'ratulation* on the Oil Station Twice mous .sums of money from the rail-, day'Tilght service water pipes for hu In his jbirth ol . -on Wrfnesdsy »t Butlerroads and then give their competi­ four fronts on the south side of ta>< .wix-rson who wWm rnwy’!" - Petty thieving is. getting more “"7. raluabh*. | worth hospital. *"1 tors the free me of public highways West State street were considered. «tr.n,l wau are now on .al. al ahi “ »“ v,olln common In Hastings, wc are InWinter Stiuirt Hie price is 2Sr FTi>l„*£t’5? 2^5“'^ . * .- .v’®,n.’ A Pillion was pruamled to the formed on which th»* stale has spent from The matter was referred to the wa­ Coni.. ....1 ------------------- but Albert council Friday evening to grade and tor adults, n. in tbr last show, toe iTO “'chart Straus... 330,000 to 350.000 per mile. * ter committee with'powgr to act. Medium Cotton taxl.Um and lie lor 111,1, seltoal Nichols, “lrh"u an ■" *expert ””* vlolinl-t, re- gra,,-! Hubble <ii,vri. 1- i* claimed. The speaker declurerf that one When lhe city, some time ago. was; ititdenU. tre,.t ls HnroW.s Bnd 'strung it for Mr. Francisco, wholuis that in roinv rainy woather wwather thl. this .strwt is ||1(, r()bb(.r . . . thing is inevitable: Unless the rail­ compelled to dig up a service pipe had it in his home for.nearly forty'well nmh hupa.si>uble. The msttiT matter , *ome other articles. . roads can be given a chance to make leading from the north side of trtoiii- iwoyauns women tale wen — ™e IntadWtat in ... ,n4 r( ,fer,)T^| ro the in, uolln.11 w=a t-tc.-iU ;h.- street committee! mitilUion Friday night the Edmonds fair earnings they will have to be State street to the American Cafe in lhe rale ot Mane DilQursne wlu'1? “ An“f. «lh power io art taken over by the government. Our building, it was found.that the lead cest n ta “ strzdlvarlta p'.'t a .111 mM um. M*ita tadAtaU.%" Oi) Wednerday. Nor. a. Mis. AUeen '^ivart... -tad .,.o ^montalL rv.m,„„„in I "fta wk.. Aiirtt ............. costly experience -with government pijie bad been almost completely Uld ■ tarteb.1 Anta ITO ; FMd.y nirt.l. No. IT al TOO Ior in, d ,y\" tan. ita "S wta rob. MELTON operation of the railroads.during «he plugged with sediment, which liad tanhath, of Hostings will play th? Tita would Indicate that 11 ... reaulu rbankrtlrtna rapper. Albert u,7 bu'rnSU?ta {►art while on Friday. Nov 4. the. .-appn. m oea. tne intruder! World war ought to make our peo- settled there in the many years since Stradivnrius in in 1733 an;t and program will follow. Ail All bring cats.lock cats lock on <in lhe me door door ' role will b<’ act’d by Miss Jean Rcc made by Sttadlvartus pie realize how serious a detriment the pipe was laid. So far as the lead of NAshVillC thntHt famous ’iih .» ___supper ______ •. It stands ‘ _ .. that tit l< is ntw one nf uf thra the tarfiaux Cre-, that nnw go uii.i a Ttn.oS.Ki.Zn Thanksgiving folks in hand to kern a government ownership would be to pipe itself was concerned, when it Zipper Front, All Wool, --------------mona violins. Bring your own table .service and be strong lock on their valuables the country. We say this matter of was dug up it was found to be m 1 ■ ' Heavy Weight justice to Hie railroads rests with excellent ^condition, and would no.L BOY SCOUT TROOP NO.,73 ,. OBITUARY. the government; but m th? United doubt have, lasted for a hundred, SET FOR YEAR'S WORK orchestra of Hastings alumni. JURY RETURNS IN­ John Gurd was born in Canada. $a98 States, the government b the peo- years more; but because th? scdlMay 2. 1H40. and departed this life. TERESTING VERDICT ” pie Public sentiment, therefore. inenL hud accumulated ^!nr<-it waa „. „ .. . T t . ( Nov. 7, 1933. al the age 84 years,. G mini correct the wrong that Is being originally placefl. which wus fully r*TSt Meeting a Pot Lucl FOR NOVEMBER TERM. | , — months and five dayg. His compandene to tlw* railroads tliirtv year.' ago, the <>penini; -had ~ Supper With ~Parents and (Continued from pagc-one.' • i<>n preceded him hi death 19 years The iwlit jury panel has been We are sure every member of th- become «o .'maH-m; to. admit very drawn for the November term of ;ue,.n lllr w^kwir'. - a nd‘ithe I hnm Friends as Guests Commercial Club who heard tlu<- Huie water, which opens on mqh Mon-- had alway.s tx„.|1 „ v « ., , ... .. • . .1 circuit court wmen {Will Gurd. three daughters. .Mm. address rrahred that the apeakir . .Tile — -four-fronts • ■ will •• rcqui.-?' ,, wibch I».v SciUi 1 I rum, No n Mortal „„ N„ n ,h. fc.,‘l"g “ „ the hM ,x ffll* and caijtlmied so up to the time of Elizabeth Hammond, x Mrs. Lottie was fair in his statements We ought 'belter service pipes are the Banner­ the 10 year vri«r With with aa fine line pot ixit hickrsup* hick. sun- ।.. •• No' Hammond of Bultimofe and Mrs. all to realize that it would be a ca- Office. Candyignd. Rchpt s Cigar |»-r tn the parlors of the Methodist Assvria—Cliis Husmett Wm Rar ' :[1,‘ f1'“'h ,,f ’he WiokwinIt «Lso 'Cora Johnson of Battie Creek. 23 church Monday ev«|ng. Nov. 13 : A^KW-ChAs Huggctt. Wm. Sart , lut l( , llfn . r ,. nt Mr lenity to take a course that means . Store pnd the Vai! meat market ..No [------ - ------ ------------ — ------- — bankruptcy and niin t:> the trtins- .doubt, a.' was discovered in IroiX^of The parents and a few friends.were Wickwirr. after the death of Mn. grandchildren, tluec brothers and a BuEumorc — Arthur Houghtalin. host of friends. His funeral mu Wlckwirc, would go to the home of । portatlon lines ol this country. *‘•the restaurant, the service pipes invited '•••«* and many of •» them ’—- were Birman. the Dunns and stay tor several held at the Dowling Methodist : themselves are al! right; but sedi- ; present- This Troop is being spon- Bert Barry—Charles Harrington. Geo.’ days at a time. No will was found church Nov. 10 with Rev. Hons of HOSPITAL GUILD NO. 9. ... soretl by the church and the Scout; i Warren. , . HiL'.tings in charge and he wua laid Will meet with Mrs. .Thomas meni hardens o that it is impassible committee Jrom among its members’ Carlton•- Verne Y'argcr. John after the death of Mr Wickwjrc al­ to rest in tiie Dowling cemetery. though testimony given Mating had gen-ra! charge of this event. Baird. 521 West Center. Tuesday to disJodge'lt. Ilin. ...... was ... - _ witness .. t n . .. ,hn * *>c had stated to *tfie"* '■ inves­ Wm. Field acted A* toastmaster B!efrr.’i . Nov. 31 for pot luck dinner. Ail' The count il' commiyce will BIUl.AIX ANTING MORN­ . A ‘ McClelh “ K1 1 iihut he had given Winifred a! tigate and may inquire of the engi­ and .everybody was put in a cheer­ members please be present. ING WORSHIP OVER WWJ. share of his estate. The ap-| Rev Maurice Grigsby pastor ot neering force nt the State College ful frame of mind by a few songs‘ Hastings Twp. — Wm. Bryans. I good prals.il of the estate ;u made ‘in St. Andrew's Presbyterian church of what they would n-commend. Pos­ under the direction of Rev. L. L. Shirley Ritzman. 1933 was valued at approximately sibly a largi-r pfpcThjl am-wen Tiie Dewey. Mrs. Emmy ICcHcr sjioke a1 Detroit, iz. broadcasting.. morning Hastings City. 1st and 4th wards— WS.OOO.DO. commituc will mvetdigiitc tfKirough- few appropriate words of welcomi;. G. N. Benner. .worship over'station WWJ. Detroit., Seout Willard Arnold told what, Bagley married when! from 7:30 to 8:30 o'clock, this week Hastings City. 2nd and 3rd wards sheWinifred scouting-means to the boys and, Gay was twenty-one years old. and Nov. 13 to 18 Hastings friends will Norton. George Dewey gave an interesting: moved to Battle Creek where sh-.: THE MOORES DID NOT —Henry KrocC . outline of the work done this past: Hope her husband lived for some Irving—Seminh Seesi-. „ and BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. APPEAL THEIR CASE summer .it Ctfmp Ben Johnston SUNDAY — MONDAY time. Later the Dunns.moved buck i A royal license l.< necessary ' Johnstown—Harley Jnhnsun I ... ... . ... , . , Scouts David Townsend and Jack to Johnstown township where thev ■anyone keeping swans in’Britain. Allowed the Jury s Verdict to sage gave an exhibition of wig­ Maple Grove—Sherman Ayers. • have lived on a farm for the las’*. J . Orangeville — Homer Norman. twenty years or more. Stand in. the Contested •'aiming with Scopt flag. Wilkinson. . The address o’ the evening was Chester At the conclusion of plaintiff * I Prairieville—CKa.. Hughe?). Jr. proofs Will case given by-Hoq John C Ketcham Mr. Kim Staler, the attorney' Hlggths. i Our n-arfe;.- wijl remember tit : who with hi* usual enthusiasm and' Guy for the cstptc. made a motion re-1 Rutlaiirtr-Roberi Baird. Elmer questing jctHin-rtctl will ca'- brought by Frank eloquence inspired hi.v listeners. the court to dismu* the. Hathaway. HOLLAND MAID ■ i Whittcnbcrg, an ixunale* ot th«- IngThis trocip-of Scouts is especially Thornapple—Ferris ■ Moon. John case on the ground that there, was I Sham county mfirmirv. against Dr. foftuharte ki having Earl Pahnatier Van Der Kolk Insufficient evtdenc- to .-how that a < Ward Stooreol Grand Rapui- anti for Scout leader, and the jiraspects; Woodland — Lester H. Brumm. contract existed amf that the case i his brother and sister. :<> set aside a for\« splendid year of constructive Owen Smith should not. therefore, be submitted 1 will made bv Mr Whtttmberg • -l;- work are greatly in evidence. Getto the jury. Judge McPeek denied i together meetings of this sort arc Yankee Springs—LeRoy Court­ ,tiie motion, witholding his decision . per. the int* Mrs Thoma* Chee commendable us n gives the. par-1 ney. Ed. McKibbln until a later date and permitted the brnunh of. Freeport. by Um terms 1........ she had bequeathed all ..., ent* a real idea oL .ome of the' ABOUT 300 FAMILIES AIDED. cast- io go to the Jury, who returned Shultz or Freeport lb. 26c [which propertv 'o Dr Ward Moor,- bn things being accomplished through; Mrs. Albert Carveth. who is in a verdict m the full amount asked. ’brother Clyde and hr , ;-:.-r Leda, this activity. The great value of charge of the office of the Bi»rry The cose wiu a difficult, one to ,1" will be remembered that the Jurv' Heoutmg for good in the lives of County Emergency Welfare Ccm- prea-r.r a„ the plaintiff was obliged Mello-Cup Coffee ». 49c . brought ti. a verdict M t-mg boy- cannot be over estimated. 'mtwicn. reports that there »-■ to rely upon the testimony of pur­ ties other than herself. There u a J the will. At.that time n was thought "about 100 families on the li»t. Kaffee Hag a. 47c SUIT TO SETTLE-----CLAIMS , -------------------- -— timallng 4____ 1*3 __to .... the fa mi’. thoi rule of law which prohibits one p4r-r ty. who brings suit on a "contract, ;appear- that the Mi>«re- must h.«'.< OF FLAHERTY ESTATE Eden Peas 2 - 25c jilXMight bet er ot it. bec-iiior no «pfrom testifying when the other ;«ru county receiving aid. or about six ty to the contract, an this case Mr. ipc.*^ has been fifed and’the timi- m: Chase & Sanborn's Friends of the late Mr- Gdttrudr' 1»*r cept of Uic county's population I appeal ho' gone by. Therefore Coun- Flaherty of Charlotte, a sister of Definite figures will be given later Pumpkin ( HIIDREN ID ( ENT) 10c Tiie ca.se was very interesting not Mn. Ralph Rogers, will be Interest- Sixty men are working «n the counenter judgn; cd in learning tlutt lhe attorney' for t* n»a.s. who arc being paid by the only from a legal standpoint. but Thete and Many Other Speci­ Mhtlily of bating tn Maud. tiie estate nas b*en •successful in County Emergency Welfare Relit f because of the many touches ot hu­ m eurbig ;■ settlement oi 37.500 on ComhilMton. In this manricr they man Internal brought out a:, a result ale You Will Find In Our the >103)00 insurance she carried. ’H’ earning'their own living. Wher- of rhe many years of pleasant or>5A*G Hand Bill. COUPON - TUESDA Y NIGHT- COUPON HASTINGS SENIORS TO .. vw...v.<v <v and thought to have been iiivahda'- ever possible to carry on tiiat kind elation between- the Dunns and RIVF A APT CniUlFHY *'<’ b-. two years suicide clause Th!;- of relief the commission will do .so. Wickwircs. \ KAY FRANCIS. LYLE TALBOJ and THELMA TODD ■ UlVfc 4 AL Ii VUIMCUI LUMEUY brin ...:-.Mr.' „ Flahertys l ,0. ... -----•uivcjf-HV uu'uranc*io------It is not k)>own whether or no-, „ in a Real Woman's Pietare—• lhe heirs, who arc nieces and neph­ Swiss Steak a 12}c, ■Qinility sweet- by Barrie ews. will appeal the case The neces­ to Be Presented Here >u-. the entire insurance end 4 l.«w O rr ln VanBuron county a sary preliminary requirements to el-, Bacon "'cta5:'"d ib. 16c on Dec-mbor R sn‘ wUI •* instituted opposing Hr • tombstone thief u being hunted ae­ fee*, an appeal were made upon the on uecvmocr a payment tor the estate mrzOr.» tn an thn H.n-nr cording to item* tn the Bangor return of the verdict. " . Betty Boop C^ytnon—Ata The Audition Quolitv Street.” a ' ----paper The tombstone in question Smoked Picnics lb 10c comedy by Barrie Will be was 38 inches high. 50 inches long •■■■■« STRAND BOOKS THREE APPOINTS LOCAL MAN. by ifcr aenior class of ih. and '■ 18 inches the'm in­Shanklass miTCTAuniur cii ik 4n0 ““'1'* wide. ’,1" bearing Kan"s ln Morris O Hill o: mt, city mu UU.Iol ANUINU rILMo .-criptlon, "Nicholas.’ The stone *»' ilitah school m Ccn ’ rni auditorium WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY rverilhii. D.-c 8. For­ Ham Ends later found on Friday with a piece taken the local representation of tiie ib. 9c Din the ta.--. Alber- . Several picture* ot special interest knocked out of il. but the culprit Citizen^ Mutual 'Aiito Insurance Co. WYNNE GIBSON and EDMUND LOWE ect thg production- .ti<- scheduled for lhe Strand Thea­ haa not be*n located. The Nicholas of Howell and will ojx-n an oftinin a sparkling bit of >-omedy dptna— Beef Roast Choice ter during lhe balance of th? family arc close friends of x termer al 139 Writ state st roct. This is the Kettle >b. 12c month "Gold Diggers of 1933.'ow ms par'.- ate Irene Jone.-. John Er-’ Hastings woman. Mrs. Mabel Trego oldest insurance company of its Veal Roast »->*, ib. 10c kind in the state and has paid many :way. Hclei'i Skidmore, Gerakhrie ot the n»d*l spectacular .mt&acul re- Fish. Cnmrdy—"HOWAl. YOU BEEN,?"—LATEST' PATIIE losses to its policy holders, amouut:iM>nhath. Denni.* McIntyre. Lillian tyirs io date comes this Sunday and PARENTS OF SON. insr. it L‘ claimed, to over. J'J.OOO.OOO ADULTS IS CENTS C lIlLDREN iO ( I? , Tolhurst. ElUworth Newton. Helen Monday "The .College Cnach. ’ u DELIVERIES AT 8.00 .nd iq.,00 drama-of Hie gridiron is the piciurr Announcement.* have been re­ iAnderao. Alice Fin Mr Hill 1. well and favorably selieduied for Thanksgiving anti tiie ceived of (lie birth of a sun to Mr known in this city and county. An I Engelhard' Rujli ! Dewi FRIDAY — SATURDAY Robert day be loir May Robson. one of the and Mrs.‘Edward Meade of Frisco announcement U published in this most accomplished artists on tiie Ci'-. Ala. on October 4. Tin- little week'* iv>ue of the Barnier giving Hr Telephone HERBERT MARSHALL. .MARY BOLAND and MAY RUfexU.N Mailings, one ariglud eight pounds and iuu. mure complete particulars. in ot Hie most abvorbing myxlcry dramas of the year— ;ole" In Shirley "Lady fur a . I Day.'' which been named Francis Meade. 2272 Michigan comgA here next Friday and Saiur- Congratuyttiotu are extended by, TWO MARRIAGE LICENSES. Two marriage licenses were Hasting.' friends. Edward Meadt. Ttlitt who U the s^n ot Shirley Meade of granted by Uw County clerk as fol( omedy—' DADDY KNOWS BEST—and Wall Dixncy Colored . ~ , ........... , .......... . uie -rroinu wara. is in u»c u a. navy SObject—"The Pied Piper of Hamlin" h- hf, Mae. eight years- ' old on t|w ttatticspip Ellis, now m San George Blandford. Dowling30 ADULTS 13 CENTS CHILDREN 10 ( LN I > dauxhtvr of Mr. .-nd Mrs. Lloyd harbor Nina Janet Conklin. Dowling . ..24 Davis, died qii Sunday. Nov. 1'j. Fit----Robert T. Lowto. HJAlmgs . 34 [neral ■r'lcr.-- -*i)l be at the hunt'' GUILD NO. 15. jet I to i liungr niihuyl Mvlin STORES A Ir. ’;e OvAr. Sultons Hay X! STORES ....——, Will meet'with Mra- Frank Her-i night- WcdiA’Klay. o'cloc.1, J!- . L E. Lain ■•inclining my. WJ Eu.-.t Grand. Wcdnebdaj . Chicago s dug pound take* car^ or [bridge. Burial m Riverside cemetery. . Noeemter 22 | some 27.ow airly dug* e wy jS- CLOTHES SHOP Here Are SPECIAL VALUES Sri'S'oiS, taTmw “to. w *" Navy Sport Coats ■ SHIRTS 79c GLOVES 15c Unions 98c BLAZERS WATERS CLOTHES SHOP If it isn't good, ' we don't carry it Butter-24c COFFEE 29c “MARY STEVENS, M. D." Fancy Chickens “HER BODYGUARD" . “SOLITAIRE MAN" ib 15c [FELDPAUSCHS] kFOOD‘ AFFILIATED STORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 15. 1933 ■iTsfiSw :0. FOR S15.80D 'snow storm and cold winds that oc- 'being laid on him Tills was n tough T. K. S. ELEVEN ENDS tompanled i|. break for the “Gold” team, who outSUCCESSFUL SEASON I Th. «.nw plwd on . mow J’’*’"' "!«' ■***«' '•Pl”'*™' empd im Held and u« In unr Um .« l-.'.h ol ». '«* “ nurriw -.u unu vw, w. ■ Middleville'.* football team fin­ lost the bull on a fumble on tire' J,biting westerly wind that swept . they ished the la.-t of their*, eight game jacross the gildlron during the <jmtr6 next play and lost their gmtest schedule Friday on u show covered BLUES BEAT GOLD-------- &T scoring opportunity of tire game. I field ct Martin by a score of 7-0. | in the fourth quarter Youn;: IN CHABITY dZsTT«, °n ««» ’’nd r"» from {bc, -<Contlnued from page one) Middle-oiTixs&nut fine, tine and*liurahy^ anu’im-rany-mll- t’kelvc yard line, and '.hl> try for, ■ 1 - — _ _____ ___ — -. _ . itiRtire opposing Bad Weather Holds. Back 1111a lng u^TTir with paiuic* and flrialiy ’■ M”nl u'14 With ... __ Ina uw tiie air »im with pjuwa uuxscs uuu and......iui»>*7 1 -tilav : only- fh-ihaving , - -- 55240 a ainoiitlt he record,which we should be proud of.. — . ____ ....... .. . ... ... Iiectmds rrmalninu f<» Crowd__ Ncnrlv $20 Col- pu*l'«-d Mr«» three i Hi<hdowru>. tire ,rLm-“nini: to play Cronk,UtouM.recvivr tw n. aura on that With pniy four regulars bark from 1 . 4 c u ' a. 1 ' • I hr'»’-one coming in the second tx.-riod ln’ r“1’^ ’* ' the, n-.ulung n pan last year;; eleven. Cogch Hollforlli looted for Hospital . | via a forward pass from Miller to P1^ but the bull slipped from Bo* - > nrcessaiy. <m his machinery b tait- ;worked up an aggre-,-lve team wltti Due to inclement weather only a I Kennedy, who wax brought to earth of wt“* on th“l hU1 4 figittin.', . pint, ^liat was laird to small crowd witnessed tire Pennock on the one yard line of tire "Gold.’”;™ .5 I. addition Mr Kilomsn .......... .......... Salomon cUinu claims ;Beat. The team averatiiiot less than • RMintal Charltx F.otball game at. A try at cenUr by Miller on tire next ,n 1i --.— pay ‘■extra of 5279 05 far . — ------- !•>!’ an extra : 150 jbs. tut'l some ,1 tire U.-t oggrvthe fair Kionnds last Friday. The play netted tire touchdown. Young,««»1 "v‘, “>[ 111 1 amqunt of corrugated pipe he u xd nations «4 a ; •.miia: cia. s in ' Ure " state - . ■ > u. Job, <_u it ho $4u0 Lt’.---- ......u nnd j0!;J a Kuni( Blue team, cuptaiired by Jacob Mil- place kicked ior the extra point.1 ‘{' . ‘J ^'m.l |nn~thi* . tach by a. ler. defeated tire Gold team, which and the ’ Blues" led at half lime by b> ’ d 1 i on lire footing of a box, culvert on score of 6-0. . . game was over. was led by William Hackney, by the score ot 7 to-0. The third quarter uaq °“r the job, al'o MOO more for extra Wayland and Galesburg wo.ro th(> Uie score of 19 to 0. Both teams are w-n-s scoreless, but tiie “Blues” got n .. [work ordered on. culvert changer only ♦-t v*.<C(<,rS ,->• m,' t K squad. Tire io be complimented on the good the biggest break of the game late In Blue {made-by lhe commission • Waylan Hackney1 ■ sjrertsmnnship and the clean play- ! this jx-rlod when Irwin, quarterback Wilcox . Pierce I The plaintiff claims that h. ■ 1 - also the burnt* -schedule- a large crowd Ing which they showed throughout for tire ••Gold." intcrcciXed a pas* Schillman Fighter | ’’ntUled to extra pay of $1,026.17 far watched the T.K. boy . put tip a tire game. jon his own forty yard line, and R. Cronk Finstrom I <<xtra work ,r {wo other scrap that • should. have prrxluced Bishop Approximately twenty dollars wa.s eluded the entire “Blue" team and 8tUpp county roads, known as No. 36 and a sccirUecs tie. Middleville was tire R.O. mad? on the game which will go to was away for what appeared to be Keller — „- . Chttse|No- 37. which are the on - ’through the “Charity Fund" of the Icreal hos-I a .certain touchdown, but when he £ 5-"®* Fuher Cedar Creek to the B.tnnell church. compction mb year so why shouldn’t pita), the exact amount cannot be reached the ten yard line and not Kennedy ’ ’ -Irwin dten ■‘•“•z west •to “ rDe Viton. which he biult. we be proud of the boys. QBdetemum-d until all ticket sales arc I an opponent within ten yards of Miller Tire pialntill says he was com­ The second team nbo had ap 1mBowser checked ns undoubtedly some tickets i him ire. stepped in a sand hole that Young Hall R.H. Scobey I pelled fo spend'SI .708 49 on repal; 'preaMVe season losing only one > were wild that were not used.ns the was .covered by the snow and was Zerbcl ___ O’Donnell on his machinery bteau»c of the game and ueing one out of six f purchasers didn’t wish to brave the brought to ea{th with out a hand Referee—Hawtliorne. work on tire Mugridge hill, and games played.'Some very gtxjd ma­ Umpire—Brozak. $9,000 more for labor and supplies. terial was uncovered by Assistant on the reserve H<- also claims that he is entitled to Coach Catmichael Cai: Head Linesman—Waildorff. ~ T£500 as a legitimate profit ufl tire . ‘ a»:d1 v.e .in- expecting lots extra work -which Jre did. the other from them next year. Captain Ed. TO ORGANIZE BASKET­ Claims being. as Ire. gays. actual Smith and Wm. Mcponnc-H are tire’ BALL ASSOCIATION i costs o! the jame. Therefore he only members !*y-t to the next year’s oje already...locking brings suit for 815,000 againrt the .-quad At forward to a better' u .nn r.’.xl year. Meeting Will Be Held at the county and the road ctunmi-.ion. The declaration clainv the •<!»■Community Room in Natl. tendunlK have refined to pay hl.s Bank, Thursday Evening claims. although h<* has often re­ • Interest is being revived In basket quested th6m to do so. Th®- plain­ ball with the organization of leonu tilt attaches a cqpy ot his contract representing the- J. C- Penney Co with the Barty county road commusion with the r.pecllicatloiw for tireand Hlrscii Bren. On Thursday evening of this week, Irving road, which mv- jjartitua meeting will be . held at eight lars of the wdrk required. Tire con­ o’clock in the community room of tract is made a jiart of Jus declara­ lhe National bank to perfect an as­ tion. . sociation. It is hoped that this a-Tills suit has been threatened soclation may have enough teams some time. Tire new county r for a tournament to U- played dur­ commission have, dccliired to ing tire winter montlis. Mr. Solomon as they did not krx. All who are interested arc urged anything about the matter, so li to attend thd ^meeting 6n Thursday has brought suit ' evening., * Sporting Items SHOP ire AL !>ES People ise As ains f Bell )ort 0 TUESDAY NIGHT diet rs ES Pair lions lion Is the BEST EXERCISE You Can Indulge In—Every Muscle in Your Body Is Called Upon/ Cold Weather Is Here and Winter seems to have set in. There will be no more Baseball; no morq^Football; no more Golf. It’s too cold for any out­ door sport. PHONE FOR DATES West End Cigar Store Phone 2214 J. Rehor, Propr. | We STILL Have Dancing ARCH BOLD er have appendicitis. It helps to keep lhe muscles from fet­ ing flabby, and keeps ynu in the best physical condition. When you bowl, you have to have your mind all centered on what you are doing. My Alleys have lx-en all Used up and ate In One condition. tether and try conclusions “on lhe Alleys.” 1 SHOE SHOWING IN OUR HISTORY:! ■ THE COMMISS DN moo 68 MILES A PECULIAR STORM. 11 A peculiar storm -struck Hastings M Sunday night It seems to have exCj tended from the Rocky mountains |J .to New York. It is said that,,’Ire and Hi> Band Master of the H storm originated in lite .Canaoian province of Alberta, where terrific The Hot-Ziggy Boyt Square Dance, winds blew fine dust high into the (Continued from page one) 0 air. This dust was sifted downward and when the dust cldfids reached w— plastered vw w.».. x! this numus.*.,. .v ' country, it was onto l«B” that-Win have to lx* done on n.uuows and houses by a fine mis ’ . I roads taken over In 1932. This work 1| wind..'. IM or orilgh light rain. The dust was very flnc!™i best Ire done m tire winter time, earlier start can bv made si and anil is not etaily removed. It seems s0 lhat u U almost almo incredible that dust could be’<*n gradfin* next spring. It Ls to be s» carried so far os it U claimed it was. j l>0|*fl that the Mate will lx- able to •I --------------------------------I pay what it will owe the county unWhere Merriment Prevails ■ C1RCLE NO. 2. d,r the McNltt law mon- prompt!'-Mrs. Archie McDonald-will enter- than it did in 1933. With th.- 23 tain the Methodist L. A. S. Circle. miles uncompleted m 1933 added to No. 2 on Monday rvehing, November the 168 miles for 1934. there will be Geo. F. Murray System Inc. 20. tire usual pot luck supper being plenty of work on township toacL. served at 6:30 o’clock followed by sl> the commireion will need the lhe business and-socinl sessions. AIL money hi time to net an early start members unted to attend. jon tiie work of improving township , highways. \Vc understand |t Is to be the plan j |of tire commission for next. year. । to do mud) more graveling than wa.-.' |j<OKslble in 1932. with more money I available for that purpose. Tire betiter the work done on the township iroads the longer they will last, with ; less need of costly jepatr. So tar tire i county h:i-> taken-over 336 niiles pi । townshlis highways. Next year the 1 ’ township miHtage t aken over'will ng- i gregate 504 miles. There will still! ! remain 336 miles’ to take over in i 1 1935 and 1936. The stale is adding i t6.900 each of those’years-to the ; amount that will lx- paid next year. • Therefore it will be possible, with; | more money, to”do better work- Un-1 'der the provisions of (ire McNitt bill. ■ ; the county will in 1926 have taken 1 over all township mileage and will, ’ be responsible for the maintenance I of such roads, as well as for snow I removal. z Wlien one thinks that proposition । ’through he will realize, thLs Ls a; I large order fbr any county to under- ‘ {take; but under th? McNltt law the: county will.each year after 1936' i have $55,200 to <fo this work which. ‘will lift the burden of road building and road maintenance and repairs in' from tire townships. That Ls as it ought to be. Very few township' can afford to equip them^lvea with the necessary machinery to do such roadwork as the county can do nt the minimum cost because it can better afford to own the required HASTINGS, MICHIGAN machinery. If we get some old fashioned win- 1 ters. nothing L* more certain than: that Barry county will heed a lot I J more snow-removing machinery than • it now has. as well as a. larger fleet M. O. HILL of trucks. j Every rural tax payer should be Mr. Illll has opened an thankful to the legislature of ,1931-32 office at 139 W. State St and to Governor Bruckcr for the passing ot the McNitt law. wlticl*. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. was one of the best and mot»t con­ structive pieces of legislation enact­ ed in Michigan in recent years. MAD^ LOWEST BID. News from Lansing slates that lhe low bld for the construction of a bridge, consisting of one 45-foot span, in Barry county on.M-14 three miles south of Assyria Center was submitted by L. W- Lamb, of Jack­ son. The contracl figure Is 59.95196. Tliis announcement came from : State Highway Commissioner Muriray D. Van Wagoner. The contract' will be financed by th© federal goveminent. Tire bid must first have the .-approval of the state adminlsA tratlve board’s hlgliway committee, also of the state administrative board and of the federal -bureau of public roads. Saturday Night BOWL? It’s the Healthiest In­ door Sport You Can Indulge In! WINTER Every Wednesday Night With a Real Band ‘ Friday Night All Star Ensemble Hastings Why Not HUNDREDS OF PAIRS IN THE Play All Evening for 25c I kness »P OWLING! Follow the Crowds To RS 11 Wool, thl ;hop ’ od, p ry it Clear Lake Lodge Dancing 9:30 p. m. to 1:00 a. m. THE CITIZENS' MUTUAL AUTO INSURANCE CO wishes to announce to the people of Has­ tings and Barry county the appointment, as a representative this territory, of MORRIS O. HILL Mr. Hill is well known to the people of this county, and automobile owners and drivers will do well to see him about au­ tomobile insurance. 121c. . 16c ■ 10c »• 9c 12c 10c ■tingi, cbigan Property damage and public liability coverage policy which will protect you under the new Responsi­ bility Act, is a nec­ essary thing to have during these days when there is SO GREAT A RISK! company organized in Michigan and has paid its policy holders over $9,000,000 in losses. The Company is doing a greatly increased volume of business, over 4,400 policies written in Oc­ tober. The last three months have shown a greater in­ crease in business and assets. Citizens! The Citizens is the oldest mutual automobile insurance PENNOCK HOSPITAL. Two babies have been bom at Pennock hospital during the past Week as follows: A daughter to Mr. and-Mrs. Harold Wenger of Nash-, vllle on Nov. 8. She weighed five pounds and 14 ounces and has been, named Charlene Mae; on Novem­ ber 9. a boy weighing five and a quarter pounds was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Bird. Freeport, Route. 1. The little one.has been named Rich­ ard Lee. Knit Felt Shoes All Rubber Arctics « b..u. Black Knee Boots . . 16 inch Hi Top Shoes . Wool Top Arctics <b..u. 2 Buckle Work Rubbers Pressed Felt Boots Hastings Cynthia Arch SHOES «Z.98 You’ll .walk- better, work bctlcr >nd play better in these tM’uJar Arch-SupiKirtmg shots! . And ty ol -models! $2.29 $1.98 $1.98 $3.98 $2.19 $1.49 $4.79 $3.49 Quality that saves you money! MEN'S Oxfords Black calf. Leather sole and heel. Welt. FOR WOMEN! All Rubber Galoshes Comfort Shoes One Strap Style Low Rubbers a»h..u . 15 inch Hi Tops Steel Arch Shoes c wu.h. Growing Girls’ Oxfords Odd Lot Table at . . 98c $1.79 79c $4.49 $1.98 $2.29 98c AAA and AAAA to C widths 1 f you wear shoe — if your feet are hard to fit.— here’s your chance to get exactly lhe right size in s|>cctal order ‘.■hoes without faying a cent more. Oxfords. Pumps, and Strap mod­ els. in tire newest, love­ liest Winter styles! Ties, Pumps and Straps! Lovelier than ever— and'priced at only BUY SHOES NOW! FOR CHILDREN! Sixei from 5!> to 2 49c Felt Slippers 3 Snap Galoshes . . . 89c 4 Buckle Arctics w~« t... $1.98 Boys’ Work Rubbers 98c Youth’s Hi Top Shoes $2.49 Tennis Shoes, all sizes 49c PENNEY �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1933 PAGE FOUR afternoon on their bicycles. Will Raphe, a former resident of in< two trains weekly and even then this city, was married last Thur*- they sometimes made the run both day to Miss Lottie Robinson, at ways empty.' Of course, this is not Grand Rapids by Rev. Dan F. Brad- ft Vfry paying proposition for thr . . Icy. After a short visit with Kalu- railroad but should they decide to’ ' mazoo friends U»ey left for Spokane | discontinue the line altogether It Falls where Mr Rajihe resides. would be the death-knell for FrceTEN YEARS AGO TODAY. Goodyear left for port, a few years age? when had Chief George Landsberg, who lias Dwlght tTtD'" —• ■Phlla’"ZT,. nIT*,•»= wwll! *«-«•*<> wncn we »r_ nan *T*i,AcHnv mzbrrblntr n II...a great __of. been visiting relatives here uvpt delphia Tuesday morning. He will a live elevator here deal foCteieland%hur»day. coming back £ before *"!,”* *** b°Ugh|t T* ?b‘PP««. *» to Detroit Saturday, where he joined " N Y * U before well as many carloads of coal, fertilthe marines, going with them to the :rohirnlng. . Hrer and feed being brought in here football game in Ann Arbor. He'. wn" fo^ltatSTin Howey.er' ’jtc thc Freeport Co­ went iruiu from Aim Ann Arbor Newport ?1 h“8 bet’n went niuvr to *»» nrap |C his the dcdlraU»ry exercises of Hie new handling there things, hauling the; Mews. Va-. to resume his duties duties. k. ThomiMOti of Catholic church there. grain to Lowell by truck and In like Mr. und Mrs. M K - ----------..... .......... -Middleville, v n»-n^ of its n>Middleville. and mid Mr. Mr and and Mrs Mrs Mark Marie-„_ ——. „vFVMn8Ann ™. wm*Y .. r bringing “""5“** it. most m «• Ritchie ot' ,h this city, Sunday and he elevator stands 1, “Charlotte ‘*u n ^ ’v spent *ot nrn ’ K ',nH*v , Winstow-Burdlck At tip real J cecities. ............................................................. in as" guests lhe latter's' empty. Several prospective buyers SSifor^Mr'' ’ and'*Mrs '6tx'l'tert ^cnce ol brides ,,rii$?2sf ’,r Barry, *n B®«of y‘ of ' elevator ^votor' have^umOd’dow j.... i .... ” rv.iL... dcnce of the fatherhIn the h,v* .ir.n-n Bun.cn They .1- .b>.M Mr. .nd “X™0">},.*i',C‘±n-JtT. The ■_Hasting! Banner -1— “ UJ “ *» ____________ _________________ oonflnemont. It was Capt. DenBackward Glances; o. . v . > ^sica,Vk at iunu«. ukhican. deal the boy vuu“lu^t ‘ as penitent. ■“* »■ Bits Ot Yesterday 8XVEXTr-EtaUTU yeah would be. But the' ___ p-------------- - ------- several years. gautH at U.S »m< <>«ka ai iiMiit>K>. MlcMcau. aa mcvcU clui ia*tt»r. it was after this first period of -.v a._________________ remorse that the boy began to come ■utxrripiiotit b» PiRipaid: in contact with the hardened crimiIX HARRY COUXTY. one year, si.oo nal vetergns who told him glittering (It paid ib adtascr.) IN harry covnty XIX MONTH8 «dc “aiM 01 glamorous life of the .11 raid in adoner.i robber, the easy money and the gay IN HARRY COtXTY. '___ .... m< •__.n ... cot MV THRKE three MONTUb MONTBX .............. tUnes; who. sy-mjuthlzed with {dm. brought Nm OC"rart>B pahhy <<>vmy. one oxt:’11'" eto,en 4eUc*cle« when he was sick stolen delicacies sfek .... in hb on .nd .bnp.du.ny a.- ’some time .they % have been furnish­ YOU!! W ON MEN'S Winter ways known On the day he was reMr and Mrs. Chas Beattie . —— 2. ------- .---- ... Cl------w.-i u, uh.- laiuuuu in Michigan, i Hw past. have had the orders for lea.- ed his parents culled asking why of Freeport and Mr. and Mrs. of Barry. Barry county. tm. bride’s fath f>n,.­ !thelr commodJtlM M Breany cut>| Mudge-Duy—At Hie the boy had no* come home. It was George Beattie of Pine lake were er's by Rev. c. T. Thomas of Nosh- lal>co UutulM mw ocpression years. during these depression not until two later 01 Mrs. Murtan.1 vlllc. Mr. Lorenzo Mudge of Maple tailed L ** .Z ’weeks —IL*.' Irtl ’l that Lll.tL the lilt 8_UI^y • they have only been able to run a parrnp, a. ttelr atnln-dmn: shnner. «l» >|»nt Grove to Miss Rachel J. Day of Bai- traction of each year, thus rcducjng their shipments a great deal. He had teamed up with some of his the summer at Gull lake, is visiting Hmore. Michigan. Tiie November term of circuit The question now is. What can we formor prison Inmates and em- her brother mid wile. Mr. and Mrs court opened on Monday afternoon. do to hold our railroad? It is a very! f re*< bark*'d UJFZK upon .1a brief but vigorous ea- •George Ransom IMH I UUl * IKVIWUa V.*' ' -----. ’ h:. . Rutland,. before at 3:15. His Honor. Philip T. Van important subject and should re-' ztf robter.zrnd .,00-t.zAnrt wi»'OnqllF un.flnzhv HIM KhrH I‘uVU*K f°r Bik«l. Mk-S.. for the Wln- Zllc presiding; W H. Powers, clerk. iCeive the thoughtful consideration n»r or in a. running gun battle with police Mr and Mrs. Wm Det-thick and John. Q. Cressey, sheriff; C. H. of everyone interested in the wcl'.A week In prison might have sup- Fred Dccdrick of Three Rivers and Bauer, prosecuting attorney; Philip fare of the village. Kniskern and Alonzo D Cadwal-: Ward Hynes was one of a partv plied Um-, stern lesson this boy need- Mix* Mary Sinn tz of Kalamazoo mo- W. lader.'circuit court commissioner* of twenty bti&inrat men from Mil-' were all in attendance, iibo I W. Hngton who left Sunday for a week's -। •« " I Vrooman. underslierifl, in charge of hunting trip in the iipi»r peninsula. other Inmates made him a hardened rlck. Saturday apd Sunday. kiui| vt Their headquarters will be ut On.crook. Mrs. D? L. Motthland expects to ’ the court house. NashviUq—C. C. Wolcott has pur-. tonngon 1 Whether or not Capt. Denniston kaw the first of December for T—--------------------------elided the site of the old Nashville Rtiy Welland is assisting at Walbi. U» wm*. ro. MMd* S hotise. upon which he intends (o * ton's garage during Claude * ubA PRISON PROBLEM. erect.ii magnificent hotel Ihls .win- sence. . Michigan's prison .population has prisoners, we are not prepared to brothcr. A. c. ocrier. ' ter ohd spring, so up goes Nashville ; Mr. and Mrs. A. Vander Male. Mr. Mr. and Mn*. Bert Towmend of' ■ been on a steady Increase within the say. But there u little doubt that re। Grand Ledge were Sunday guests of again. You Hastlngites had better and Mrs. Marten Vander Male and past decade. The new unit at Jack­ R. M. nnd James Lflnible. Mrs. •look a Icetie owat" or Nashville will, children of Grand'Rapid-, were Snt- , be ahead. . i urday afternoon guests of Mrs. Mu­ ' ton Althpugh'thc largest penaf itutiTownrend's uncles. ! rie Vander Male and Billy und Bob, . Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Miller and tution in the world is already so i r * LI--*:— FREEPORT. ■ by. . । e Mrs. Alice Bates motored to Lansing crowded UvC authorities-must soonThe snow storm and cold weather • Mr. and Mrs. F. E Brunner rcAL Sunday and spent thc day visiting cohsldcr building a'new-cell blocfc. ’hough wc >.-»■ fttiHrelv ou» of xvin- Miss Eleanor-Miller and Miss Alice i। which struck these parts last week celved a telegram on Friday inform­ ing theuv of the death of their Therefore we were interested to hear pafhv wi«h much that the Soviets Bat®*1 did not receive a very hearty wel­ come The hunters seemed to be the । nephew. Floyd Nagler. at Iowa City,! a few of the opinions voiced by Capt. have done and lire trying to do, only ones who rejoiced any. unless.- Iowa.. Mr. Nagler was an'in-structot; Edward Denniston, superintendent there u no-logical «t-ason for refus- TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. is whs the cngl man. The red fliin- in hydraulics al the University of . Mr. 'and Mrs. F. R. Pancoast in ­ of the Detroit Hou«c of'Correction mg to rerognUd* Russia PROVIDING (end to leave on Saturday evening , nelx and overshoes came out of their Iowa, and was highlv resia-cted by at a session of the Univeraity Press THE SOVIETS WILL GUARANTEE for Toledo, where Mr. Pancoast will I hiding places and in nearly every all who knew him. He was lhe son home. Inventory was taken of the .of . Rev. August Nagler and was well Club at Ann Arbor last week. TO DISCONTINUE PROPAGANDA di'inoii- frat<- the dlMectton of an winter needs We arc nil hoping known in the community is his 1 Capt. Denniston believes that ob- WORK in nil's COUNTRY ' bcf,,rc ,l” To‘c<lu Society of warmer weather will be back rpon. younger days. He is .Merited by work IN THIS COUNTRY. opticians. While there they will visit To do this, we must make huge sacrifices in a drastic Record-Smashing aolete methods ol dealing with Recognition will not -necessarily Mra. Waller Buckhout and Mrs i Mrs. Wm. RUsreli and Mrs. Ed. the widow und three children, the criminals are responsible for a good imply that we „ , __________ „ ' Sljtger of Grand Rapids spent aged father who resides on a.farm' are putting our Clarence Davis, (hiughtcrs of Mr*. rf Ite suady Increuq u> ~~ "" S'u'a' WUtoiiT'tomwiy ol uS. I Thursday .afternoon with tlicir near Evart, two brothers. R/-ed of Grand Rapids, Noble, who is pastor cousin. Mrx "Marie'Vander Male. crime. Prisons and in.­ umu M BOt,,.nintnl ud„,,„Iltr„,o„ «**■,.«•“-*' ««« — ----------a reformatories m Word from the Leap Karchcr of the M. E. church.at Denton,! stead ol really reforming tine actual­ und IdvuU. We rewnUv r»»cl>'. Onlnd Udi.’ .penl Sunday In ejew who <».v und three sisters. Milva , are ........... building ..a v. C. -w. C. C. .Montana, . ly post schools. .of crime Italy without favoring absolute Hastings, the guests of Mr. and Mrs camp lor the government at Germ- and Eula of Bvanston, III., and Etha. - -graduate . at Chin-?1 in the upper peninsula, stoles "a nrtxsionary ------- stationed i,-,‘—J -• with Th), M WH! ol «u tb«rupwillu alcuumhl„ and.curtbw bl U lrvb *-. H. BrerM. Mr. BrH«« M Chr fask Hat the weather there Is ideal and klang. China. The funeral was held, random, .hr .y.lrm Uut U |mj5 RTOSnKk,„ c,„raa,,y ™d>*yr o* U.e U»n and 1*^.1. .the work is progressing nicely. on Sunday in Iowa City. Iowa merchan Bank °< of Grand l-Ok* Ledge. Moat, hr belkbez not mi.a„ Uu, we w|i;, ■>"'>* Mrs. Victor Sisson has received j ' Several of the vacant houses in Mrs. Ermlna Holbrook retunfod town have recently been rented and word that her father. Robert Cur-' dise In the first place Capt. Denniston Herr H1(ler nnd hls ----------methods. We ---------... the Inst of thc week- from South:. others ----- ----nrc kpoken for. We ore olter. was re-elected as n trustee of i believes In the segregation of yari. -hudder at the thought of many of Daktfla. where she has been for wire.- glad to see the houses filled up the-city in-which he lives, Falr-j _■ and welcome these families to our mount. Ind.. In the election last ■ ous type* of meh nnrf women who tj)e' heartier atrocities commit:<« nearly a gear. •Hu- 2 " ____________________ Mrs. J A- Abfalter and daughter. come within the prison walls. 7**" by the Soviets in their scramble for Marion. of'Grand Rapids have been . town. There are, still several va­ week. The election proved to be a! cant, bouses which wc hope will 14* republican landslide although tliej *“•'* dominance --------------but -----------------------------------------------hardened criminals should b*- kept were these deeds,any--visiting at the home of ... and i occupied soon. I most warmly fought conteit in many ieparate from the first-timers; niore cruel than those that hap- ^Irs- J- H. Coon, Mr and Mrs. John Mishler o^ years . owing to a lot of misrepre-' E. ° B. Caidwell. John Gould, and Grand Rapids were Sunday callers rent aliens on the part nf democratic; prisoners of intelligence should be pem-d under thc Czarist regime-? F ' Robert Hcudcrshoit left for Ackerat tinhome of Mr and Mrs. Frank candidates. ■ This was one of many’ treated separately from thc muonic ycj Wv, recognized Czarist .Russia, 5- man in the Upper Peninsula Snl- Hynes places throughout the.country where I type of indinduals who ran never be Ncr Ncr wn can the the United United States States sr.y any ufday on a deer hunting trip. Dr. Hugh Kennedy of Grand Rap- war. shown the trend of the voters 1 laijglit to reason for themselves; jonK|.r logically • — refuse to recognize Mr. and Mrs. W. McKibbin ol ids. district superintendent of the feeling toward Hie pnrty In power _z . ............ ..o im<-._ ylUMJa outijp groundstiirfi the So- Carlton ...........Center, wt*nt Saturday to M E. church, was a guest at the at present. ’ MIIHH.EVil.LE. : ids. had recently shreded his corn luck don't pay too high a price fol Tiffin. Ohio, to visit a sislei of Mrs. j* Rev. Loomis home Sunday Dr. Dempster Rns.; of Wayland was iwrtant.n nutter. Capt. Denniston vjets have refused to take responslbil- McKibU-n'/w'ho'k'dL 'Hie Pythian opening meeting 1 fodder and it is thought that conj- one. as others have come back with! •Kennedy is a very busy man as at- a weAk-cnd guest of the S. A Rcig- ,Tnealay believes, as mentality, background 1{y tor dcbt5 lKJ!wed on th<;ni by the, M H. Burton of evening* with u pot luck,: Uustion was the cause. The .stock wax,out "Deer" in the jiast. | ng tested by tiie fact chat he preached , ler home. srmoved “us• well »» as -some "»eMrw« machinery. • and attitude toward sodety Some Cz.,rl,t and Kerensky governments, spenf tiie first of the" week with <«--------- - ... .. a - Mr. Lee-will We, --understand that five times on Sunday. Rev. P Loomis and George Bas- brought “ goodly number of the >oon be the cashier in our bank aid re-­ ' After enjoying the supper. nf thc youths who come afoul thc We stlI1 rcc.v.nlzc Fr3ncc and the friend' Mr Burton re that he and family will occupy thl law are more experienced, ruthless ports the Agricultural. CoUege as Mr, Alva Moorr. bu been very Mck the lorri-'- Imn n.«r Bvldlnq. ‘“fc' “Pz-.iv.... (».<„, nr., -IMZ... w.t-n hrcncn Rf'frnme.it refuses to pay m3king grfut progress, and predicts .w* UK (Z.mi »q-w uu.i.-, u.iu uuuci home formerly known as the nortll uiruiwi a ui i ni- ;<k:iu r. . , .. . ------------ ---------- t.rnt A ware hurt and cgUptu than are blder men with wjJlcb lt contracted directly that wry soon that college will have the care of Dr Wedel, but Js better M.»nr H. J. Chapman dwelling We well S. expect to attend an all dav ’;‘Ls ,or *)*k« «»T ‘(RA bJil.hnv longer police records. Mixing up durlKg th(? war Nor ts therc nnv a student body of 2.500. come Mr. Lee and family to oul at this writing. Missionary convention at Bowne! ,ron’‘s' D Whitmore and to building.. there various typw of criminal with agUaUon lo br(.ak olI diplomatic re* *deal ---------------------------------- “ A is being consummated to­ —,u_- son __ Center Wednesday. ""v|hh by>'_“ a c!oMf close J"* margin The ’chicken Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smelker. ( h*. players Jlost 0* b ’**” J.zR “JTT: sup]>er ut the M. E. midst and hojxi Charles RobcrUoil day whert'by Dr. David H. Reeder ot rnjdya getting out on the farm morn ■r io*«; wire ’ ita Allee O.rdnrr. who tau te.nl •I 111 I™ 11 ''" “ T '« «» chnrch w.« «> wnll altenfcd that Kenneth, nnd daughter Zona, were --­ no regard to chue*ideation tends to prance on this account. „ lello*. hadchicken. .... r He has served us these many yean .nd Mrs F E quite ill nt.hrr home we.t ol town lx,>' ,l“' Tue.dwy < renlnd. ulnle Ur the teal Ute make tla- milder prisoners worse ।Likewise we continue to recognize a Hotel Bairy.’. owned by Richard Sunday guests of Mr. er.J ....... *Sw*ft and ltd his Kl< tilul'orc n,,ei .Util nta>n!v ta>ia*r food. t.wut A A tllne. player* will ..nt cat but plenty of oilier nice .and he wll be missed when we havJ ♦ is much improved. nt. present. ■ Swift :tnd his playt. will —and ---— r -----——nf • without working anv noticeable. re­ number of smaller European powers Kowalski. Dr. Reeder is n member ol Brunner. ----. .. ---------------.. j — .... tn B q jqto the bank, where he hid .wm was renlia-d by the Aid Society, ■Mrs. Frank Hynes was able to The L. A. S of the M E. church l“UBh ut ,hclr hplPersforms in the more hardened ones. .who have followed France, in repu- \ll«t editorial dep.irtnit nt of the Chi- walk up-town lost week Her many will hold an all day meeting . Illg at the UH- I Mrs. .»»».'■ A. IL «»• Bell UVII hud null an till cxiM-rience | U.-IIVV •• R -F-• D. carriers, their subs ouun and u.iu silent so many yfans. this week lhe other1 day. when- — the- streets L".0'1'". “«* <«««»«•’»u“’j*<*?.«■>*»* «> >-«■ friends rejoice over her rapid re- home of Mrs. Roy. Nagler thU -wk.--* ■ ' • were the ladies attended a surprise ' Jdin‘ cnil books hnd u well-known writer .covery from her serious operation dlnner at icy. that she docs not care to repeal, ner at the home of tiie former MAKTIN CORNERS. with a public dinner mixing of prisoners more than coun­ As a matter of tact it has always ot snydivate material tor ncuspajs-l• The O. E. S. chicken supper nt Thursday PoslinHster. E F Blake, tiie other noon. In. crossing thc tracks, going east, Remember there will be s. S foil teracts any constructive work that' been the American policy to recog­ the Masonic Temple Wednesday Miss Elva Mishler returned homb .she evidently pan tally lost control of evening. And did they eat and have lowed by preachng at the churull wardens, .chaplains. prison schools, nize any stable government which evening was quite well attended, h from Pennock hospital Saturday her Dodge and finally wound up। a good time following? Well ask any next Sunday morning. You arc corl THIRTY' YEARS AGO TODAY. good many from <>ut of town at­ and is recovering nicely from her against the curb near thc bank,' of them who were present. dially invited to attend. I does not attempt to interfere with Mr and Mr.-*. Hudson Sisson and tending. breaking one wheel badly. FortU­ recent operation." J. C. and Mis Scharf entertained ikux Myrtle Ovenunlth of Grana Another forward. r.dmg our own form of rule. The Soviet aughtcr ralinniV of Freeport, go toRev , and M»s. F. Loomis, daugh­ nately shi- was not iulured and she' relatives to the number of 28 to dm- Rapids spent over Sunday with hel Io Capt. Denniston, government mu«t now be considered day ior a vun with friend- in La- ter. Gnytha. Rev' and Mrs. J: L had mured, hitting any of thc cars net Sunday. A fine tlftie was enjoyed parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ovcrl tr.ak? all sentences, indeterminate. a stable one. It represent* the Rus­ Grange and Columbia City. Indiana- Ickes. Mr. and Mrs C. Van Patten . । by ail. Mr. and Mr.< Sherd Stone of Lake on the street. smith. I Andre* H(jr|MT is expected home Mr, and Mrs.’ J. Kick Mr. and Mrs. City Wm. H. and Mrs. Gray returned. Hunters, to the number of 40. Waving the lensth of time a prison­ sian people bettea than the Chinese were here last week to visit Little Jack McCaullcy lias beeil . from here and nearby have procured er serves to the ducrcnon of a spe­ government represents the Chinese from NewL York Monday, having ac- John Fish."Mr. and Mrs. Victor SU- their sisters. Mrs. Rare MUh r. Mrs home from their summer home at________________ 1 pled A position wnh Henry Har- spn. Mrs. Ella Call. Mrs R Good.*'Sylvia-Sctdniore. and Mrs. Agnes Merrvtt on Wednesday. They arc al- their licenses und while *om* have /nit of school, the past. week wild cial parole board. At present -he ]>eople and yet wc recognize Cbma. p* r. whole ’ ilesale lumber dealer in Kenneth Smelker. Charles and1 Purcell and families. ways glad to get. back among their been gone reveral days, others are bronchitis but U able to attend thll system of sentencing unfau und For a number of year- it appeared Grand Ra; Ralph Moore were those from Free­ many friendst They are always wel- teavlng tonight and tomorrow- Wc C ,Bku k will return to Ot- port who attended the service at The Parent-Teacher organization come. The L. A. S will meet Wednesday] ate told that the ciealer run oul of doubtful that the revolutionary John ’ **" '' thc Carlton Center M E. church of thc Ellb district will ni-M on1 Mr. and Mr... Fred Granger ac-, licenses or there would hare been Nov. 22, with Mr*. Hazel Hildebrand! party In Russia Could maintain 1: ! Friday evening at the schoolhouse. c'unpamed by Miss Helen Thorp, more sold and still we hear com- for a pot luck dinner. Please brlnJ Sunday afternoon * The occasion Dennutpn u •< • ; The Brigg i Ladles' Aid' Society watt the rvdedication of the church spent Sunday with friends near, plaint a* to h>w hard up everyone U. your own table service. You ari any jiersnn Cun .su few Riuilaii observers close to the Im; N. V month.; following the extensive repairs made will meet ut Hie church for dinner Grand-Hoven. Well they just cannot prevent the cordially invited to attend. necessary because . of lightning on Thursday. November 23 John Me.bik living near Bowen 'Bu-.k ' fever witluiut treatment and situation there maintained from the J”'11 tllc Clare TTaulwelii of near Morgan A’get-to-gether event of members "Milla. l<*t hU bam Friday evening, tiie only suzcessfull treatment seems spent Saturday night and SundaJ striking it Dr Hugh Kennedy of iy behind pr. ■ . nr; um. u-.e sovKt pr.y ua, me Ctp, D Wm1p„ <(J 8prlm, Grand Rapids, district suiwnntend- of the Stone family was held at the Ouq information is Hut the boy. to be the north woods. Will boys,- with ..... . his agrandmother, Mrs. Evi dominant nilinc force. Evenks have ha** been the guest of, j H Dennis cnt. preached both afternoon and, home of Mr.- Rare Miller for Sun- John, being at work in Grand Rap- here is to your good luck, and if no Trautwcin. ’• confirmed this view. The Soviets in this week He leaver next week for evening. Several from here also*,.day dinner honoring Hw-tr brother, Sherd Stone and wife, of Lake City. attended' the evening service. plte of their blunders, oier-ambt- Mexir i to spend the winter. P H Lawrence ui Hickory Cor- , Sam Cannavan and family of Lo- Orville. Pui*ccl). Clifton Miller. Ju­ iou.« prijRtani'-. and ruthless tactics .nets" Uas ir. the city Saturday as a can have rented the Art Seifert lius Paul. Ifhrei Scidmore and fam­ isvc restored order In Russia and gue.< oi County Treasurer Coleman. house on W. Main street, nnd will; iltc* were among those prerent. ;e-<ar.-jlng on considerable con- and in the evening- left for Lime-1•hold an auction sale at thc farm Arthfir’Miller and daughter. Anna soon, after which they-will move to, Davis.- Mrs. Mary Purcell apd Mrs. Mom;, Alger County. to hunt dvi r. Lovelle Miller were in Ann’Arbor j J T Lombard. Setgcl Kopf. F L. Frerj>art. Messrs. Frank, Clau'da und Ralph Sunday to rec Mrs Nettie LaClear. Heath. D S .Goodyear and Dr. i-Yil-tempted to dictate the, form of rule ler went fo Luna Sunday to be Walton. Donald Buehler and Ken- "ho is under trcatmenl at thc .which other countries should main­ .present .cl the shooting ot the Has­ neth Smelker left Sundav evening-University hospital. ‘ Thtt local-hunters who left here tain. Thu would be a ridiculous, im- tings And Luna Oil Company's'new for the/north on the annua!■ deer well No. 7. which occurred Monday. Imntinp excursion- They will camp recently on a hunting trip arc: Har- I Mrs W B Mt-Laughlin. who has near Newberry In the upper penin­ old Jones. Albert Clark and son. sula. Morris Clark, who will camp a: Iren visiting in Alliance. Ohio, spent Milk is the cheapest and most whole­ Ret Iva! services began Sunday Lewistonf Henry 'Gray was of th*’ by In fact no Sunday in the city with her mother. You cannot buy as much food value Mr,-. I. A' Holbrook and lett Mon­ evening at the Pleasant Valley, U party but went to tfet-t Branch to some food brought into your home. for as little money as you obtain ! B church, conducted by the pastor. Visit at his brother's home. Jay Col­ t.itdr, appear* to liarc adopted this day lor tier home in Houghton. I Rev I. H Oxgood Kennard Shaib- and son Howard Gordon Buxton.It is almost u balanced food in itself. when you buy milk. point- of view m contra-i to thc FORTY TODAY - —.— YEARS --------- ...AGO — -----------ly. of hear Woodbind. U misting Albert Durham and Sherman Jone* W-;<rd received trim Frank Black ;* him. taking care of lhe Jons serv- go to the Upper Peninsula near bomba.-!:? worid-revolutton ideals of It contains the body-building and Highlands Dairy offers you “Grade pariy m the north slate* that Dr. i ices, . • Manistique; John Schreiner. Ward nourishing elements needed to main­ A” milk from our own tested and ac­ Fowler has beer, the lucky one *o Rev. and Mrs. F. Loomis, daugh- Cole Cole and and Fcrd Fcrd Sts Stevenscompose the vein*- compose far to sho*>t a deer and Hut after he t*r, Gatha, and Mr and Mr*. Victor other group tain health and strength. It is good credited herd for use in your family. and guarantee to dt>- committed the bold deed the three Sisson attended rhe revival meet- Mr Evallne Tasker, guardian of for people of all ages, especially for The price is so low, compared with other members of the party .slapped ing at the Churcrt of the Brethren the Wahauka Camp Fire Unit of Assyria Center, and Mr« Caroline children. There should, according to tiiston FhoukiXbe i»yed for talking terms his (ace for an hour to get some near Elmdale Friday evening: other foods, that you cannot afford in it A front wheel was broken off. the Tasker, committee member, attend-j ir tlx that u^ilZcad to recognition: Il Rus-, - color health authorities, be used a quart of to economize pn this nourishing, The entire Michigan Agricultural S. A Relgler car late Wednesday ed 4 .cession of the Ciimp Fire Con-। example of a 1X1: was .» «*ia will not agree to cease with her forestry exhibit at the World's Fair evening when h skidded around the forenoe held at Hastings on Sulurmilk daily by each child, and a pint health-giving food. A telephone call Iypicul case-leaving sghtxd go to destructive propaganda, then rccog- has been donated to the AgnquI- comer at the west edd ot Main day afternoon. Miss Kempthorne of । a day for each grown-up. will bring Highlands Dairy Grade A . work, hying high with tiie udden uition should not be considered un­ turai college. I: f*; a gilt of which street, and struck the south curb in New York City was Hie gpeaker. I any.college may be well proud , any. college miy lu-well front of the Seifert house Howard Burchett is convalescing! ample income; then iovmg it Job ,der any circumstance'. " . milk to your door each day. Are you buying that much milk for Mark K*u oi Iowa Ik visiting *»hui>lc vz .chick and ma Roy i«r, Presrres- from pneumonm. ills nurse having i Mgurice Overholt but, loo proud .io let Uie t... hi-* cousin' fule Kenyon, this wccift ton were home from Kalamazoo i>c:i discharged Saturday. your family? Just call Phone 2651. liome know: dtiiui.g into petty- The diflerencc between local and Mr. Kenyon * a., in the secret po- Normal over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Guy of BaltiHilcseix^as mcau> ol getting thv national advertising is that the na- lice .-.ervu-e at tin- World's Fair- and .Mr. and Mrs*. Wm. KHgiu and nmre called at Ute Howard Burchett inoncy to Inc at the accustomed nopal advertiser even hu inll- give* a very interesting account of daughter of Elmdale called on Mi. home on Sunday to visit the sick the woik performed by the agency, and Mrs. F. E. Brunner Saturday and little Jack Howard pace; running aiou! the police; and boarus along tiie detour.- - Judge, Mrs. Th x- Cox. Mr* E. Y. Hoglc afternoon. Mr and Mr*. Fred Miller enter­ then a sentence in the House ol and Mrs. M L Cook arc attending Quite a bit is being heard around tained their ««« uncle. l...l.l- Sherd Stone, ot Uunecuon. The ooy man (Lake Cl city Saturday ’v at dinner Saturdav Bul If an infant cun t think, whv the MtaloturJ cdhvention at Bcn: town the i>a»t few days relative to <tukr Telephone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Propr. ton Harbor this week our railroad Wc understand Hut The Bnggs school was not in seaHalting!, Mich. .u-jm m nis crime and cu- rfocs it yell tire moment it secs the F I and Frank Heath John Rob- the Perr Marquette, Company .ere .••.on part of I»*t weeK due to the cru. Frank Cole and Dwight Good- again considering vvtj. seripuJy du- lilne-, td the teacher, Mrs Manon manner. He wan quickly turned and Journal. yvar u ent to Lake Odessa Friday continuing tlUs branch entirely. For Doster. rer.*e. v U.r». -Oc t.7 <lrb iu .. .. c.rb ..J »yi tir \\\ Take Advantage NOW Of the GREATEST Values in Our \ A History of 47 \\^ Years of Business in Hastings FORCED BY GREEDY CREDITORS LAMBIE & DOYLE ’20,000 COMPULSORY SALE! The doors opened wide Wednesday crowds of eager buy­ ers who came to share the savings in the startling ­ upheaval! Sensation of 1953 Is Here” Come—SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! “The *■*“•>** '"t";*'“ ' Your BEST Investment for Your Home The HIGHLANDS DAIRY �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1933 j - - - - - - - - '' y . . . —— - - - - - - - :"i nrpnr ATI ni\i pane. Social-Events and Personal Mention for instance, doing all the market­ . ing for the family far a week, planning ar.d giving a play, build­ ing, three different kinds of fires in which a sir! may attain; Wood Gathen r. Fire Maker, and Torch paor PAST MATRONS ANO PAST PATRONS NIGHT JRMIST EE BJNOUET Initiatory .De­ FRMYEVENIITb Exemplified grees Upon Two Candi­ nvi Authentic... Smart... Distinctive.. .and Ralph Eggleston wtis in Btg-R*p-| Mra Gerald Tlscher and baby BUSINESS WOMEN’S dates at Eastern Star /Continued from page one) PROPER USE OF LEISURE From six to twenty girls meet to­ Ids tiie latter.part ol last week. : Janet Marlene returned Sunday aftThe Past Matron* and Part Pa­ gether in a group under the lender­ HOSPITAL GUILD MET Mra P L Bauer wenr Bangor " » »*'o weeks' visit In Lansing HOURS STRESSED BY chip of an adult friend.'or Guardian. to the boys who made their sacrinbe ।trons night of HMUngB Chapter Na nil Tuemfay on O. E. 8 business.' wllh relatives and friends. • In this-way they- find satisfaction for the good of lhe world. Their ' MISS KEMPTHORNE Mrs. W. E Gillette of Chicago is Mr ,*•«» Charles Ickes *nd Enjoyed Talk by Mrs. Mc­ for their natural dexire to belong to Ilves are a challenge to, the ones ;nnd wm held Tuesday evening’. Nov ’ tlw guest of her -ister. Mrs. C. A H'1* daughters of Battle who returned to^mect life ax pa- '7th. ’ u club or special group of friends. Nulty and Gave Showor jjt,rr Creek were Sunday gursU of Mr FINE INSTITUTE FOR rWt*e who fell on -• The local officer* opened and ' In Hastings there are nine Camp trlotically n.. tar Recent Bride the chapter and the local UM.r IX.V.ult .» ,n Ann Arbn, “» w*"" CAMP FIRE GUARDIANS Fire groups under the leadenhip of tiie fields of Franre. "The Five ■closed past officer.*, exemplified tte- initia­ c. n . v.mu..u..r v. ».v Wiips of Ltfe ” whs the subject cbmI on SnlunU, Mlrndln, » iooib.ll , W L ftnnock rWumM on sunCovers were laid for twenty-eight saihC s , *L»y from a visit of several days at the November meeting of the local council. Mra' Ray C«>k is s»M-. c” by Rev Dewey The first "ship'' tory .degree* upon two candidate*, ,.„A her daugh-, . with Mr. f and Mrs. Eben Pennock Burtne** Women's Hospital Guild Attended by Delegates From retary and Mr* Faye Donley l.< h‘‘ mentioned was ’ CltlW-jishlp" He Mra. George Leonard and Rev. John Mrs. Guy Keller visited ». . treasurer The groups are associated sa,d it **s * great experience to be Hitching cm Monday evening at thc Epkcopaf Nine Other Cities—Girls ter. Miss Mae Keller, in Ann Arbor;‘ _ • a citizen Pptf.Asuch ours,- Prevlo-.s to the evening's work a with the Battle Creek Council uc^ a country as ours.j *" Mr. "and Mrs. Charles over ’.he week end. '**'“* °Romey ““ and parish house, with Mrs Sadie Mac Gave Demonstrations and it lulled courage to be a good delightful supper was served to 150 were in Hastings Bunday Palmer as hostess. assisted by Mrs. Mr. und Mrs. flay Branch were in daughter "The recreation yrolilem rank* in citizen of a great country. local and guest Eastern Star*. ‘The Gertrude Bliven. for the day with Mrs. Romey's par ­ HIGH SCHOOL CAMP Detroit Tuesday and Wednesday of ent*. Mr. nnd Mrs Etterbeckimportance with the labor and edu ­ "Friendship ' wax Use second Masonic dining room und also the Attractive Thanksgiving place Inst neck on business. • FIRE GIRLS'RALLIES "ship" tn the U*t. "He who would Chapter room were both attractivclj Mrs Emma Hahn. Matey of Mrs. cards were used and the table* were cation problem’,, stated Ml*, Edith IL'nry Hubert- and Onur Barker F. M Craig *nd Mim Edna Keller, decorated with basket* of chrysan- Kemptharnc. national tiel<l' secre­ have friends must be a friend;’ said decorated- with hot hou*e newer* tary of the Canlp Fire "Girls, in her were at Harrison Saturday and.Sun­ , their niece, from Stony Ridge. Ohio, tbrniums thr speaker. Our aim xhould b* to “nd ferns. This past officers* night and --------- — * candles xpeech at the opening ression of the Field Secretary, Miss Flor­ develop a friendliness toward the day hunting Jack-rubbiU a yearly affair in the Harting* During the business ino'tmg plan*, GnardiaiL'' TiMining InMitute held ence Craven, Organizes Miss Yvonne Trego was home were here over the week end. other nations of-the earth.. a* "our Chapter, ar.d Is always vc-v much were made for the Chrutmas party at tii»- Methodi.-,*.' Eputcbjul church from Butterworth hospital in Grand; Mr. und Mrs; Wilbur Lane, Mr on task l* to* buHd a warless world, enjoyed and appreciated bv the Torch Bearers' Club Dec 11 with Misses Betty Pinch Friday evening. Nov.' 10 The insti­ and Mis. Chas. Putts and Mr. and Rapids over thc week end. • . Leadership" was the third ship I*-** matrons and patrons who conThe High school Camp Giro' girl- mentioned. p»*v. Dewey stating that *ider it in the order of a fraternal tute was conducted by national Mr and Mrs. TIm>< Goughcrty of Mi.. F. W. Slobbin* virtted Mrs and Helen Wade as hosteWM-s. As a special feature of the pro­ Camp Fire official* for l<iea! Camp held a rally Wednesday night. Nov. if we an- going to build a worthy reunion a* well as a refreshing of bowne township were Sunday guests: Keith Barber ol Vermontville on UT*, ,r;^ , Friday. z gram Mr... J. A McNulty gave H Fire legzler*. girls, and their frk-nds. 8. at tiie American Lemon rooms. citizenship the leadership must te- their memories of Die ritualistic ixnutS |OM „„ up *ork . .................. Mr. und Mr- A A Anderson ol Mr ' and Mrs Harry Bidelman of very interesting- talk about the ln-“■~z7!t:iiaractcr 1* made predominantly Mu. Fttuvnre CT.vrn. P.ld recre- just and righteous—a leadership of' the order. During .... the .Grand Ruplrl* were Sunday guc.-Oa Pontiac attended a birthday dinner dlarut In South Dakota.. where she during leisure- hour*. «atd Mis* tars in*m lJat.le Cn«*k. wa- here and thftt looks !<( llK. hlghpr HijW tn nlng Mra. Georgina Bauer. wh< the xhitrirtv singitfg und nnd after the airis girl* life and.-------.------------Grand Associate Matron of . <if Mr. and Mr* W N. Chides ter for ,. Will Bidelman Sunday. Nine- formerly lived. She also hud picture;, Kempthonr- ft is-tru” that hon­ led die apurn-Tthe lower. Mrs. Ermont Newton and Misses'teen children and grandchildren of Dakota scenes which all enjoyed- esty in bushwand faithlulneas in divided Into tw ► groiip* aided the High Idealism or ."Worship" was# Grand Chapter of Michigan. O E As on* of tit- member.-. Mrs Mel­ work arc important e lenient* in the Torch IP-are-r* in forming the Torch Helen N<-wton and Ethel Jan-, were; were present. . next ‘•mphaatzed by Rev. Dewey. H£l- S . and who Is a local past matron. LONG WEARING Grand RapuL visitors on Friday. Mr. lin(j Mfs. William WiUon and vin Buchner, rlee Louise Shtext iman. making ot character, but lhe great Bearera' Club ...U „„ findings of JndusJ.',1'1 ’*">> • su ’d .™. tl-.it „. all the Officer* clecied for lhe dub were had been married since the last bulk oi crime todav and thc greatest Mr* Ni'lUe C<inaway. Mn> D. L. Dickie of Grand Rapids and Mr. . ,uiS reUnre th.t were uortl, '*“" ,b- ™.prer Her rrepou... A-A \ Christ tan>d Mr* John Hlnal were unt| Mr> Hti(>ld Haynes and Bevr r­ meeting, she was presented with a liarl of the digcncrution during all President. Lillian Tolhurst; vice­ while have corn- lo thus eimcluilon !“* Br4c“u.’ -;1<1 epprectellee t. wul * 1 in GnmdVRupuis Monday on btlsi-jjy „f Caledonia were Sunday guests shower ot lovely mbcclluneous gift*. eras of history, lias resulted from president. Madeline cook: secretary.„ fj. ol «n mcr .dims Pourer that guide. F" rery proud ol .her till V.VJ .UUIIK Ii<«n ittut Kiiiuvn Hazel Cuukin; tautronea*. Mrs. MiloO UP«. T^ic meeting clowd with several wrong play Anri recreation " . , tontpok-u .. .... hten ZSrand Crhnnter hluter .. rmrer i tm.i_ hl 'J noxltlAn »»■>“<>" In n *lyu» l>» OrutM Chupre, lie*'5 of Mrs. Claude Wood. di-Vrie' Ami.iuiiuwB — u uwic< rvwsr piano solos by Mf.s. Buchner. i The nui-ting opened with a roll DeVries.' .J..1.IP ...6 rerere. '*",1“1> •'«! -mphatU i>rewn. Worthy Matron, wa. pre­ Mr M*« O«.M Scud*.,. M. call of delegates, singing, und the Mrs*John Ke,ehum tMkrel to the Dcelarmp *—'-—- that a nvw — ■­ “"d Mnt scuddrr uul MM BUCHNER—<SHOWERMAN. .'repeating of the Camp Fire Law. ytrl. urn. hove nM y.l uttulnud the should be placed on "Scholarship." with a basket of flowers-by ftnnrtlv 1 d ftiatives on M1Idm| Srudj,., Mx.nt frjni Friday A marriage of iaterest to Hsrtinr,* The speaker oi the evening wax in­ Torch Bearer*’ rank She spoke on th<- speaker named that as thc fifth dub. Dr und Mr* C 8. Almyra spent 8*^’ ‘"|^n‘‘ac »*«», people was that ot Mr. Mcfvtn troduced by Mr*. E A Chukin. her life in Washington. • ; /^I RLEI. Cloitivs... ... ,r.« Wl»n «• U»l. The line up of past officers for Monday night. Nov 6. the grade the week end In Ann Art»>r as the Mr.,“nd Mr“ “ nu«g,M chiurmun ot thc Peal Guardians' Initiatory work ot the evening George Buchner of Sunfield to Mis* t<> Turkey 83 cents out of every tax dollar go •the tailored by craftsmen guejt* of Dr mid Mr- Chaa. Mcln-1 Mr «nd Mrs. Donald D. Smith of Catherine Loulm Bbowerqian, „ Association The national leader Camp Fire girls hiked '' . . '* ‘tn t*av fnr ware ..nut nrou-m and n.trl was as fallows: to pay for wars. part, present tyre. Jr. Detroit CBIted Hastings relatives teacher in the Hastings city schi L, spoke highly of thc work being done Hollow where they played games Worthy Matrons, Mrs Cora. Geb­ of long-t^pcrience... untrer inf re.prrvuwn m mim JanI" tflwution hardt and Mr* Georgmu Bauer in Hastings for girls. She .‘tressed Mr und Mi* F. A Burton expertp7" »»* »•** end. returning on J WM war brenmeu more uppurtnt manufactured by a com­ to ck»e their home neat'.week and Monday accompanied by Mrs. J. T. in the.first ward and three year:, in '-he lmport:m< <>f the nut; .-m.l re t Mulre.1 Mr Wwln Sall. ,. A As.'Oclate Matron. M?>. -Mildred in-w- — appraixal of an Bftty Dontcy und Mr. E A Caukli. *---------education ■—ro- is re Haney. will drive to Ki-.Minnue. Florida, to Lombard, wlw will remain for a the second ward where she is now meeting to Hasting*. pany well known for its ot the necessities of our day. played■ 4 prominent role The importunceid and the pleas­. one spend the winter. ; visit. principtil Tlw ceremony was soli in•Local girls •-* -■ Worthy Patrons. James Langsto*.-.. In closing. Rev Dewey said that high standards ... are the ure in attending the various meet ­ in Friday evening's program. taking Mr and Mrs. Miner Seeley re- ■ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cordes. Mr*. W ntaed on Sunday. November 12. at , wc are al! partners in this fleet and Lyman Chamberlain and Mort ings' of thc . Guarduiri** Institute Iasi word in STYLE and turned on Saturday from a visit Of R. Cook, Mr*. Frazer I.rouflde and one o'clock al 'the home ot tlx . ' each must do his part for the pre­ Townsend , wire stressed at both rallies. :<**.vral week-- with Ptof. and Mr.. Mis* Margery Reynold* were in bride's niother. Mr Com Shcpaxd. Fire zctivita Patron. Herbert Frceservation of the ideals of our nation. As-ociate QUALITY... and still Earl Sheri’ nf Oiftagn 'Grand Rapid* Monday night to hear of Sunfield, Rev. Glen Aldrich, ptu- ‘-on tlx- audience gained •< vivid The American Legion nnd other ex- “UJd HONOR FOR MRS. JONE cost you but very liule! Mr and Mr* James Endsley en- John Charles Thomas at thc Civic tor of the McthothM church of Sun- impression of wh;, rtw girls d<» in service men were urged to continue 1' " Cmlduc’re*.-.. Mrs. Ethel Tolhur*’.. field, reading lhe Single ring service Camp Fire and w|uit it mean ; to Tlx- Grand Rapid* Herald of this• their ruoju lur;M. high Associate Conductress. Mr* Mil­ ■tert lined at dinner for Mr. and auditorium. efforts, lu to Wl> carry. uul out these rcrrcati'm and tnorjiing i oniains> u laivd |ioni-pai.«y principles of truth, right and jus­ dred Haney. Mr-. Jay Stcckum and non*. Ray1 Mr and Mrs. Vcrnbr Blough and The bride was charmingly gowned them in tire way color- — oilk ‘ an<l Harold, of Varlto" Center daughfer and Mrs. Etta Blough were ip rust ---- ------ crepe -and her aj- training. Thw taking part ui-int-. , picture-rd Mr- Paul W. Join.-. 07 ' &-crclary. Mr*. Grace Murphy. . that- city, who wils well known here Toastmaster Sigler sumnlari/’-d Sunday in Lake Odessa on Sunday visiting’tendant. Mlsa Pauline Holcomb of tenure Treasurer. Mrs. Flo Wolcott. -•• Mr*. -Grand Rapids, a courtn. wore a dr .?r>.\ Myer*. 1 ... •t. Viremia Smith, con- -■a* * Florence Diamond' -She the.polnt* made by Rev. Dewey, giv­ Mr and--Mrs. -M. -L. — Faught Chaplain Mr* Sarah Power? ; Faught is reetivering nicely from her t>t blue silk cre|x- Mr Charles stance Smkh t B-. ity Kidder. P.m- 'graduated from our city schools. ing special emphasis to the first— (only charter mrmber of the chapGiernum of Grand Rapid* was tiie Lne Evt r.-rn. Dons Gamble. Inio­ i Smec her marriage .‘he has entered Citizenship. recent UIuilm. " «enc C<»»J;. . J* an< tt*- Van pal*en. (Into many Fixnal ai-tivr.ies in Grand Mr: and Mrs. Wayne B. Wheeler groomsman. Marshal). Mr* Bertha Rogers Dnnctijg was enjoyed after the Mr. and Mr* Buchner are n'.siding Jean Brown, ntuf Greta Benedict, i Rapid*, and ha* Jtistsbren chosen program, music being furnished by ■and Master Robert Ickes oi Buttle Organist. Mr*. Gertrude Chamber­ Creek aecompariicd Mr. and Mrs. at 523 West Grand*'St.. until the new girLs eniering Camp File; Mary president of the Michigan League un orcJiestra from Battle Creek. lain. Willard Ickes to Big Rapid.*; Sunday dwfi of the school year when they DeVries. Agm-s Johnson, ZalH-U-- of Women Voters She i* cotdplexAda. Miss Etta Paton. (“ where they acre the guesu of Mr. wilrmove to’their /arm near Sun- Adrounte. Enid Mohler, and Pally Ruth'. Mr* Fannie Burm *<. We wish to call your at­ Osborn. W V; .txi .cd Gatherers; Jatiierj-ra; Norina Nonna jH-ld. jOtborn. and Mrs. Harold Swanson. E ther. Mrs. Esther White ' tention to another offer­ During her residence In Hastings. Jacobson. laima Wimngcr. Uiretta 1 general chairman ot a series of Mrs Sarah Brandstettcr, accom­ Martha. Mr*. Alllu Young. Springer. Jeaft Everhart. Irma Wathe bride luurnuickf many frlt-nd* all ’ — • * t ' — -•»..« w.., study' group., carried on by th*; panied by her daughter. Mrs. Ma^on Electa. Mr*. Luana Townsend. ing of Grand Rapid.* league? She was a Norwood, of Kalamazoo, went to Al- of whom extend b»t wishes to. bath Warder. Mrs Jennie Freeland. • ma Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Buchner for a long Makers; and Jeanne De . 1 leader in developing plans for the On Thursday evening. Nov. 2. aft­ lian Tolhurst. Madeline c<uk. Haz*-1 : reorganization ol thc 'State League Burr Van Houten until Friday while and happy weddedrhfe. er ft rehearsal- for this initiation the Cnukin. and . Edna Shulfz. Torch : which! were adopted at 'their meetMr. Norwood Li up north hunting. ।past matrons and patrons were thc Clothing ami Shoes (Continued from page one) SPRINGER—HAIGHT. Iing laid yexterdav * Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bldelman und guests of Mrs Haney and Mrs. Flo for Men and Boys *on. LaVernc from Pontiac spent On Thursday. November 9, the Her many friends ate pleased with Wolcott at a chop suey *uppcr in thc This beautiful new line the week end with her parent.--. Mr marriage of Mr. Clareiice N. Spring­ ;the honor* that have come to her. sand women joined under-the Jted: dlninit room. Cross flag in rewing garments for UASTINGS is made by one of. the and Mrs W. Franck Mr Btdcl- -er, .wn t!f y,,. Addie Springer of ... H -------------------HONOR BIRTHDAY'S. thc needy, m distribution of bread BARRYVH.I.E. man returned Sunday, but Mr*. Bi- jjps t*iy. Muv, Hester Ru^Haleli* Mr and Mr*, tain Felder.inter- and flo,,r- ai>d 'n canning food* for Mts. ---------------------Maude Meade. Mrs ... Mav De* delman will stay over for the wci»: „( springfiort was *olcmnir»‘«f nt th*’ 4 her i xpeticnce In Camp Fire, she ‘ a fascinating. tamed Sunday at their home fheir neighbors in distress b-ctiue vine. Mrs Van Doren. ".... Mrs 3rtce .. farm .~..re .............. Mt. and Mrs. (1. F. Chldestyr honu- of the bride's parents by Rev. . ...am. planned near Pratncvillc in honor unempkiynient. A* half million Hyde. . -• ■ -- and/Mra. honor of the *” unemployment. Mrs. -• Mary — Nesbett . *pc,pt the week ciKl m Clurloltc Wright tery in zXinerica. Melvin, **1' and-men—bankers. lawyeq, doctor.*, mer- Ethel Wilcox attended the Na*h- surprised! Well I'm sure Herbie bride girL' ?m#-ib’«- u/hnd birthdays ot their son,i ™.,: with Mi* Elva Sylvester Granger. uMicnding the „,. ul uland ... groom chant* and men in every walk in vllie L. A. S. ot the ' Methodist can never ay again that you can’t Mr*. Folder's' brother. Ixircn Smith. Mr* Granger m company with Miss wcre Wr . 1UK | Mrs. Albert Hagen oi Mr. Alben <rf We urge, yntir early in­ .Nell Bacon. Mrs. Nell Foreman und GrandMf. life — gave M their time as chapchurch at the home of Mr and Mrs. surprise him. a delicious pot luck Those present were. Mr and Mr* Rapid* Following the ccresupper was served and a fine time .i Detroit intend leave Saturday for ln,,nv a p)V1.ly dinner wax served hiken into consideration all the Waliy Smith and son. Carl; Mr and ter officials nnd ns active relief Chester Smith Thursday. spection uf this beauti­ At a late hour they re­ St. peteraburg. Ha., to spend the „nt{ a rccepticn was held in thc alt- need* and dcfirvs <H the modern girl, Mrs. Roland Adrianson and son. worker* m dUtnbution of goods. Little Norman McIntyre of Quim- enjoyed. ful and useful DecoraThousands of trucks were lentto, by was a gupst of Mrs Carne Wit­ turned to their homes leaving and lr.<d t« provide suitable und Harold, nnd daukUler, Vcvorly; Mr.winter. The party go in MIm Ba- ernoon ’ wishes for many more hapny birth­ Sinn Felder antj gtfn, Lyle. Mr and carry flour and clothing -from rail- j letts Saturday. con .s car und will visit several Tjw bri(l{. t-, a graduate of the interesting wavs to satisfy thdm " The Institute continued Saturday Mr*. John Ollphaht nnd son. Rich-; road loading platforms lo waTeMrs. Van‘Doren'* Sunday School days. x I’hK-e* oi Interest enroute. 'Spring|>ort High school und'W. S. Kenneth Wilcnx-hu* written home one in thc after- ard. and Mr. William Chnwker. all house*, and then into remote rural' class enjoyed a party at the home RECEPTION FOR NEW1.Yi*r. c., und Mr. Springer graduated with two .-, K. A.|| WM| *,r»w,rutiv sections tn to be delivered promptly Qf Mf and Mrs j£|mer Gillette Fri­ that his company plan* on moving of near Prairieville; Mr. nnd Mrs. ..mtitm. WEDS HELD SUNDAY, from Hastings-High Bcha-d und thinto lioincs where need was great. day evening. A fine time is reportr into a hotel thirteen mQes south ot Which there was a dlscuMicn of the Mason Minor and two daughters. A reception honoring Mr und Natal Academy ut AnnaiW. Mil the Red Cross nnd assem­ Champion for the winter. . Mrs. A. D. Mnurer ot Charlotte wa . Mr. and Mr*. Springer are al uymbollsm in Camp Fire ami an ex­ Patricia anti Jam-, Ann. of Homer ble• Only Mich an army o« volunteer work­ Mr. And Mr.i. J. F. Doty and ‘fa­ held oif Sunday at the home of Mr yomc to their friends at 417 Ro-.H planation uf thc exhibits brought by nnd Air. and Mr*. Burton Felder er*.'' was the tribute paid their serv- ther. Alex Doty, of Kokomo. Ind., Miss K«nl|rthr>rne from New York, nnd* daughter. Ardlth, of Kulamaand Mrs. Roy Bush. Mrs. Maurer Ave. Grand Rapid* and Mrs. Mux GrifTin and Louise The date for the chicken supper being. Mi*. Bush's mother. ' ; Best w'lshc:. are extended by a and one at 7 30 p. M at which there The relief was given to one oul of of Charlotte, were Saturday guests at thc Briggs church baiement ha* was a discuMion. <d thc ceremonial Always Something New Forty-two sat down to a lovely pot ]urKe circle of friehd,. (). E. S. OLD TIME PARTY. every five families in the nation. It of Mr and Mrs .Floyd Fossett. Mr. been ’-et for Tliur.duy evening, De­ gown and the iutincil fire;. An ex­ luck dinner following which game.. ----- ----- ------------------Mth Anniversary went into every hamlet, village, town and Mr.*. Doty remained over Sun- cember 7. tensive study wa> made in these two i Tlierc will be an old fashioned box were played. Mr. und Mr*. Maurer HAPPY BIRTHDAY rcsrtdn* of the Camp Fire program ’.social und an evening of game*, and city and to all rural districts, day. MICHIGAN were presented with some nice gifts Orson Garrett, a former resident “"'J 10 "l’"n -■*•Mr ’ --Jl’- ot'lhu'to™!ity" .pr>‘.t'ZrenJ"du» , — - - , , and many expressions of congratu­ < WIU Bldelman was .very plcasanl- a* an aid to leaders of girls. Thc cx- '-music*, etc. following the regular hiuit from New York cortswteii of irtccting of Hastiiv:s Chapter no No. i00,mi ^ bushels of government wheat w Faxsett 1* 111 ill and and lunder the decdo ..«A k.uK.. ... nouirn ........................ voapter ' 000thn »'der the r4IRl hep. .sutci. lations and best wishes. rlnlhtncr frnm H1A844 HOGno* Knlni , ; tor s care. |ly surprised Sunday when his clnl- the best hand work of Camp Fire o E S . .... Tuesday. Not . 21 Eachnnrt n'lri t,w clothing, from 000 boles Mr*. Mabte Moody, a.id son. Byron, dren and grandcraldren gathered a: Girl.» everywhere.- and ot record lady is to furnish-a b.»x with lunch °* government cotton, voted by ConThere were Cradle Roll services a!ki family! hl* home south cf Nashville to re­ books- Thc afternoon nfeeting was for two .coffer furnished, they are “ g:* *, 10 to “ the Red Cros* for free disdL*-lat at the church Sunday morning !,7\, »•'R cd Gros.* jh,. union Cemetery Cifcle dismind him of his birthday. Thwr followed by a tea Tiie girls who laiso requested to wear wash drc.ws. tnbution. More than five million a large crowd nnd “ac" fine lime continue their tneiriraetii.g* -.imii.e* unm March auircn ” present were Mi- and Mr-.. Harry look part. in the evening meeting recipient* of bothlmtnvA^ both rnjoyed at|Cr.°? thedfi. Lan?A. ati xMr. of ofilrerauntil and^' Come and enjoy an old fashioned iammex aml,e’ were recinients n-.« a 8. s <« and . -■ -Bldelman and- son ot Pontiac'. Mr were: Jacqui line * Moore. Thelma | get-to-gother. types of relief. The wheat was con- Mr* Heber Foster's Friday . 1 for ,v... the .---------------------year will be made. and MrsRaw Bldelman and Norma Wheating, and Marian Radford..who verted into 10.688.000 barrel* of Mrs. Herbie Wilcox accompanied The ine Brigg, uupiu are navimr uu 18 Jean. Mrs. Virgie Reid. Rexford and demonstrated Brigg., pupils having flour, and 223.901 tons of stock feed.| Mr? and Mrs. Serroll Powers and fcw days' vacation dueare to the illnea.* the candle-lighting rv»mthv to tn Kalamazoo KninmoTno Sunday sinna.... Phyllis. Lisle Bldelman. Mr. ” ' and extinftulslung ceremony. and The cotton nrovided provided atmroximatclv approximately • Dorothy o; . their their teacher. 15 Marlon Do.Mrs. Keith Daniel* entertained at Thc of Mrs. Marton Do»Mrs- Otis Hurthy. Mr _ and Mrs A total of 38 women enrolled for dinner About forty old friends nnd neigh- ter, who has been having a sclgr Sunday in honor of the M.ow.noo garments—overalls. Jump­ Richard Welton. .Barbara and -Ju- the Institute They came from De­ , birthday ot her husband. Thom* ers. dresses, underwear, stocking.* bora of the Durfee district gathered Of mid and grippe intne of Harting* and Mr. and Mrs. troit. Battle Creek. Albion-Bgrigor. (present were. Afr. ar.d Mr* Lewjs* and sweater*, for men. women and at the home of Mr. and Mr* Herbie ------ - ■» « »------------Harry Lull of Kalamazoo. — of air ’ Decatur, • Charlotte. Middleville. DaiUelx and family of Northrast children. Blankets, comforters nnd Wilcox Friday evening to remind Approxlmately '2 50 “ per — cent them of their natal day. Were they mail mileage L> flown at nwht. ' Lakeview, and lamshig Committee* (Carlton. Mr and Mr*. Elwyn DanFAREWEl.f, PARTY. DistribuRdn^ the ‘fl'nbu“on th * ccotton cloth­ in charge ol •.lie institute were: pels. Mr. atjd Mrs Kenneth Dame!*.'. n About forty neighbors and friend.', Registration—Mr*. Ray Cook. Mrs. Mr. and Mr* Elli* Daniels and Mr’ ing and the Red Cro** ™ the Hour cost’./T.L." of Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Brigg* C. P. Lathrop; ..... . Reception -Mrs. gathered at their home at Bowens Gary Crqok. uwiMcd by Barbara :5}‘u“re>”,k'"mll>■'; The lost of the flour wa« shipped Mills Wednesday evening giving Crook. Viva Smith. Betty Donley. 'by lhe Red Cross in June, and the them a farewell party us they arc Suzanne Sumner; Hospitality—Mrs , last of the clothing was 'distributed OBSERVED BIRTHDAY. . I leaving for., an indefinite visit nt DeVries. Mrs. William pucker; j Honoring thc seventy-fifth blrth- in October. Lb. Merrit. Michigan, visiting their General chairman---.Mr*. E- A’. Cau- , liny anniversary of Mr*. Mary BurChildren were clothed for school children. Mr. and’ Mr> " Leo Barcroft kln. Igcss. her chiijireii and some of her (this autumn and their parents were! and Mr. and Mr*» Bert Briggs- A Some ot thc nut of town leader., grandchildren ■ culled on her on­(given garment* to nice! their needs.! Shults, Freeport or Middleville u. >pot luck supper w«m served. 'IT.ey til twere — 'were entert entertained by local Camp Fire i Sunday. A daughter. Mra. Ruble Kcl- ’ This relief task Wa* assumed by j departed wuhing them a very plca»- guardians ’ Iley, ot Kalaniiiizxo.. .spent the week thc Red Cross in addition lo its! ant trip Mr. and Mrs Loyal Edger cliartcrcd obligation* In disaster re­ ........... - — —-1 c»m|> Hrr liirK liw i» «K*r«l- | end with Mrs Burge**. were thc guests ot Mr and Mrs. lief. md 0 veterans, health and safe-' Lb. Box 23c (me its twenty-first birthday this Burdette Brtgg* Saturday. ty education. Red Cross aid was, RAl’IDl.Y ‘RECOVERING. 1 year. The organization comes of age Fancy Fra«h Baked given in 117 disasters m thc United' ' in the year wbrr. leisure is more dis ­ ; It is good <icws to her many Has ­ PARTY WEDNESDAY EVE­ States and her insular* possessions! NING FOR UNIT MEMBERS. cussed than iviu-s ever been before ting;, friend* to know that Mrs. C. during the year. This relief work! Bar* Colgate’s Cashmere Bo- 1 lb. Epsom Salts, In 1012 a group rf educators and ' W. Clarke i* again able to be about ' l nw P,w« On Wedncsoay evening. Nov. 22. leader* ip the held ot recreation, in­ I the hotiM.* and u gaining rapidly 1* made possible through, thc an- ■ quet Soap—25c OE1' Medicnial , nual roll call for members carried • the members of the American Lc- WUU11 ,_ Ui , • Luther H. Gu- from Ker recent u*ycre Injury. eluding Dr' and Mi size 10c; 3 for wV gion Auxiliary will hnld a .ocial cv -- ]lck Mrg on by Re'd Croya chapters each year 1 Ib. jar Assorted (from Armistice Day to Thanksgn - ■ nlng at thc home of Mr*. Sterling Emest - ' ’ Thompson-Seton -und Mik» Colgate’s Tooth 4 Ac Filled Candies . Rogers. 527 E Green St., compli-, Lina Beard, formulated the Camp Rev. Rhoadc* began revival serv­ ing Day. Paste 13 If you hare not enrolled—DO SOi inentary to Mrs. Donnu Herrington. iFire Girls program. Dr Gulick was ices at the North Evangelical church All ot thc members arc iqvlted to^ thc first president, and Mrs. Lida Sunday evening and will continue TODAY! 16 oc*.. All Flavor* 1 a Ib. Chocolate 4 Ac 25c Klenzo Fa­ this party, and a good time is as­ Foote Tatr of Cku-latid now holds cve/y evening Ulis week beginning cial Tissues — SOUTH VEBMONTVU.lt:. Creams--------IU sured. " that office. During all this tune thc .t elrti od«rt. Com. rwnonc. . l George „„ Hall and Clarence Faustorganization has been self-support­ 16 oz. Almond Mr, j™ fiUM-ll hu bnn 'er, h.,r p,... iwrih «rrr hununj. 50c Gold Edge OBSERVING GOLDEN AN­ ing. T'ue nvmtKTsliip ha*. grown to 111. the uuclion tale at the Klax>l-I Hand Lotion NIVERSARY ON SATURDAY. over <230.000 m the Untied State*, Playing Cards vw The Irk’d cbkken supper at the |n<ue Frida,' pistil was a .access. On Saturday. November 18. Mr..':iand they arc Camp Fire Girls in Grange hall wh * well attended and ........ ......... — .... ................... lor thc .mull allendaiic5 yards x 1 in. QQc Spirits of Cam-. and Mrs. Jay Wilkinson of Delton ' foreign cmmtriea. a neat sum made for the North Mrs Chate iv working for a fam-‘ will celebrate their fiftieth wedding“, fifteen ' Tiie program Adhesive Tape Cwf phor, U S P of the camp Fire church. . iiy by 'the name of Richie west uf. anniversary by holding "open (Giris h designed especially for girls, Wc arc very sorry to hear of the | Bellevue hoiuc" from fwo till ftvc P M. An land engages their interest through bwmnc ,.l tWc-Bpmueller* home A ni Strait and Son's null at NashI invitation is extended to their rela-'।activities tli.it naturally apjieal to early swurd., mornmg It wm Mly . vine cuuehl momraugiiv tire lire curly cany Sunday ouniiay iiioru-l tlvcs and friends to call. them, encouraging them to do more partially covered by insurance. 1mg. Thc —• mill —- did <>—not - । run Satur-1 Radio Advertised — We Save You I 11 | cf- the ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE. - thin:; -.hey really enjoy’doiday and the steps leading into the, ORANGEV1LLE. the Postage—30 DAYS’ Treatment JL Mrs M R. Kind* entertained i «•«> Iv-lpmu them to discover mill from, outside were burned first, Ed Pierce of Plainwell and no* doubt a lighted, cigarette was very deiightlu"'/ at bridge on Wed-, abilities they did not know thr-Watch for the A. G Add Each Thursday noaday evening, four tables being had in the Seven Lrafte none, Charlie a.wait of Flint calk’d* on dropped there some time Saturday m pfoy. hand, health, nature lore, camping. fi lend* at Hits place '‘Saturday. In the Grand Rapids Press night. Mr. and Mrs. John Foote and Honors were won by Mrs. CHHord; busim.... and dtucnslup-every girl COUNTY LINE. Dolan and Mrs. Orval Sayles I finds many thing., to accomplish. Jimmie Elliott of Pontiac and Eliza----Emphasi-. U laid upon the home a* beth Moore ol Fowlerville were SunMrs. Rieka Gerlingcr .md son. !tlw Renter of community life, and day guest* of relatives at this place 'Lawrence, vislted her sister. Mr*. BENUTT BRIDGE. Mrs. C. W. Crawford and Mist, upon the fact that pleasure can be Hi* daughter. Mrs. John Vcncma. Charles Huff, in Odessa Sunday altThe Store ■ Sara Schade? arc entertaining with 1 found in doing well the small tasks accotnpanled them liomc to spend ernoon. well ns in more thc week in Pontiac and Detroit Mu** Olga Erkardt. Mrs- Bertha1 We Deliver The Big Little Store Phone 2491 a benefit bridge tomorrow. Thurs­ 'within thc home. Goods Delivered Phone 2131 | Heber Pike. DeForcst Hciuy anti Erkartli and the Kale and i day. evening at ■ the former's home spectacular imdcilakifigs. on South Broadway. proceeds to be I "Honors' arc awarded for th'-1 Fred Bourdo left Sunday morning Ruse Eckardt were in Hartings Wed- j 1 completion ot a given piece of work for the north to hunt deer. nesday. . ' li used for the Episcopal church. C AGAIN T5 to ’25 O'Coats *14.50 to ‘30 RED CROSS REN­ DERS ASS STANCE Ovenware T. S. Baird BESSMER The Jeweler Saturday, Nov. Friday, Nov. 17 The Big Little Store Offers Butter 24c Butter 26c At the Rexall Store Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Nov. 9,10,11 Cracker* 2 Fete Soap SPECIALS 4 19c 10‘ 29 19 39 25 Certo 19c Pure Preserves 19c Cheese 19c Order Your Fresh and Cold Meats From Us Crazy Water Crystals Carveth 50 Stebbins REXALL �THF HASTINGS BANKER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER IS, 1913 PACE SIX IVohioi's Club WANTS Truss Fitting and w< MICHIGAN IE. DIE. IM Continued from |mk»' or ■nd<tl tiie BpMlbtl CARDS of THANKS Our Service To PROTECT You ConUantfy Adiuit Fairly Pay Promptly CITIZENS MUTUAL THE CHURCHES FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH GEO. M,NEWTON Club Iu BAPTIST CHURCH ‘Ladies Must Love’ Wednesday and Thuraday 'THREE ON A MATCH Aho Comedy All Seat* H Show* al 7:00 and !>;6<J Attend 'fhet* Harguin Shou/i! G E O R GE’S SHOE REPAIRING and HAT CLEANING SHOP 60c m<>ii?lis*cuaraii(eed MEN'S DRE 1 this office tor any expInnMions l!' uiil do our best to sOrve ■’■ promptly and efficiently. "’•l I am happy to .-ay. that mure than Mr’i” half tlv work uf taking the census wee Hif- and signing lhe cards a* pitted. The work wi AUTO PARTS SATURDAY & SUNDAY with June Knight and Nell HamiHwitr-—A-uMudeal feature. Also Udy all, * these matters anti ■. leir many unities, so again I FREE METHODIST CHURCH MIDDLEVILLE i Where sound sounds best! Double Feature Special! imunce will be people who uIII benefit by tin-, •inc: and lor XuUl re-'. uur cun get their pension allow-". “ ° : provides u ■ix'iudtv of law ante. udmhssnili charg* it :■ iu-ccs a’’ With all thc enumerators-rent out ’judgment ot the local I court. iron! this "Office the public will in thr Committee. I.) limn the littcildi i;!ad\to know that, with only one of children at tills cut liering exception, has tlw registration fail­ for Bar ed to go over satisfactorily. The re- vjted All children. ncc-imlusul to sign has been less than per rent. In many rase* those milted.' ' Him or tier to enumerate five who refused have later come to-tin In the Banner m-xt week will be office and have registered-. ■numI want to thank th<» public pcr-onally and in behalf of this office, paid is -o .small, that time and in beliaif of Harry county, lor their line support in thl. matter. . iit.-iutio in' >> I know that very few cil —' lor making it fail to- give information ■ Ah'. o> Uic ;lll. card). whrU tll(. time limit shall , "•V. , haw expmrd. which will be about i. t .j,'1. December 15. All papers from thik ,L *otlicc must be m Lanong on Oiat spleudully giy, m dav and ,.l all .. ...Irauon .ft,".,',' J,.. NISW mud bd «Mi>plet.‘d Suoi> alter Orwu.oou wain mg y><iterator 1 renymMichigan. Thu office Mauds limes to serve the jieoplr of Barry rouhtv ih helping you lo a h under, t untilng of this law or i.ther problems that may conn Cunklm U planning a Bronwith which this office may br-'jain ■••rneil i know that the uvi Control1 HASTINGS SPLENDID PROGRAM *“ iXm-uJ !‘"1! you tiie New Akron This •The Prescriplion Drug Store R 4 I,BARKER. Preer formed that the Attorney Cieneral hud^autfrartred tl|c-Qid Aia-x F~n4! yean. Therefore these • ion Bureau to ronlinur- their orig­ r Important. >T.|»ese tyhite inal set-up and pnipcdure. Thus •• signed in duplicate. .-a> interpreted to’me from Lansing; and 1 am passing the information on to'the poplr of Barry coun!'.. There can be no applications re­ be kept ceived lor old age- pension* in this or any ether county,,nor can any be m-sfrwT information as laid, until the registrations Ute the regLstraUon card. Hint tinned frnhi rape onri ONE CENT A WORD, | HSEMENT. FOR LES Guaranteed A PERSONAL WORD just.ns they were taped by that deABOUT THE CENSUS Sdu'o: .d^''aL HOYS' Rl'BBElt 25 65c 50c HOES DYED—30c * Numlnv Sincerely your Notice, Hunters and Trappers! County Clerk. iifsday m. < GLENN F. LAUBAUGH . Phone .'stl Hastings EMMANUEL CHURCH. (EPiSCOPALi and munv thing ih a manner thn mind Wickham Sit­ ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ing with his RratKlparcnt ARCHIE TOBIAS th ut XsUnnsl Hauk CHURCH OF CHRIST. DELTON M J CUC Y. M. C. A. ITEMS NOTE. BE READY VRes >'•»TF.RIAN CHURCH When He Calls On You IOTICE TO CREDITORS FB8T CHURCH cm: 1st ' scif.nt I'he burglar of today is not particular ibout what he takes, Anything of value from cellar to attic is natural prey for him. ' HASTINGS MARKETS HAST N..S PARISH. Illi >EH JOB PUBLICATION FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH ha -t s । it-.- y I'he rapid INCREASE in burglaries makes it advisable for you to see the COLEMAN AGENCY about Burglary Insurance. ■; ORDER FOP. PUBLICATION CHURCH Of THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST. Not ohly money, jewelry, silverware and furs, but clothing, canned goods and other articles are being stolen. GRANGE PROGRAMS Call us and let us explain the broad scope of the new burglary insurance. COLEMAN AGENCY For All Kinds of Insurance CHURCH OF THE NAEARENE PiECoant Bnildlnr Telephone 2104 IRVING GRANGE NO 5S. Hastings, Mich. �Wednesday, Nov. 15, 1933 1 Referring to tne stock deal, wntdj Educators “Pikers” In Ways ,he -aid hud been < xiioscd in senate iicaringa. Jieyworth said it would Of Graft As Compared With ( A\k< a good’ many stiiall and cheap > Business Men, Farmers Told . ..!£ (By Staff t'orrespondenu have been pik;i. m compart*>m ■ r .n.mik., 11 -romtoiidiif ■ to the w.ote Ot mom z bv bank-.! Ijattttng. No. 11 conn n in. . - •--u inany fadHint education b col* but at o.lation that ha* been buill. M R Keyworth <>i UCIO. u, v* bring Uutrd un out ’ Hamtramck. past picsldcnt ot ..>*■ tin •«“' t Id ;,n<l 11,1,1 r' d,‘ Michigan Education «.■ MKlatian. “ * ' . tin- Michigan State Friday thr - • * th which to lufmera applauded. I The educator *ald graft and cor­ rescue the public school yati-m. rtiption often test the public?, luith "Any government th:', ein find ’ welfaretn our democratic form ot govern­ way to raise$200,000,000 fur • xpeiidlsurvs tn thp state -urclv r an ment, and while not offering a dr.tense at <h.*houe-.t ’ IU.U “ .l.UIH " ' hud some way to keep it.- ,«-ht>uU •trririendou. r>pen and insure an intelligent. clttlenty to support our democracy." amount of graft in ABehiKaif b ^nly Only a lointh <>! tin.; unl-mploycd in the futm ut uiigr.-.." lie added.a llr*prin'll>lr jor Graft*. W/rth described how a Wail In'.e.strnent* iiotue bought a — • Admits Fad*. Frills. , motor c impwny in Wayne county. Th* educator said »3l» 000.000 or i-sucd SloO.oMl.tXXJ of new -toik. -old M0,000.000 in direct relief would gain thc share . to th; public a- p.ii rath• ... the same objective and fund.*; could; be made Available for. '«.b<g>l relief retained euntfol-of t He sal<| th>- ircunti authorized isiuanre < public tuntl-i !■>: th-s- purixiM'.. wit.* stVui a.-. ■ >nie ipu .-aioriIcA of bunking anti big fe declared tiie scixxils ' able pi. busines' ml*.'|on t<» reduct- it ; ation from DMMMXJ.IXV) The riHiurtt iifterwatt! he alleged. •Ignorance is the scourge ot denrxracy.' he watnfd —Grand Raptdi BUYERS. WANT TURKEY TO BE WELL DRESSED . Growers Oct Best Prices for Birds Which Attract Eyes • of Consumers INSURE Your property in Michigan's Largest Farm. Mutual Fire Insurance liability. consistent with safe underwriting. A blanket policy on personal property. Nel resources nearly One-Half Million Dol­ lars. Losses satisfactorily adjusted and promptly pahh Careful underwriting and « thorough system of inspection maintained, rlhninating overinsurumc, lire hazard and undesirable risks. Tor fartbar lufnrtattluri me nearaet rftprereutaUve or writ* Hctuo OS MORRIS O. HILL, Haatinga JERRY ANDRUS. Haalinga JOHN II. UTZ, Haalinga KEN BRAENDLE, Freeport State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. HOME oFriCE 702 CHUIICII 8T, FLINT. MICH. W. V HURRAS, President. ' II K. FISK. S'trrtary The-country know.- nothing of' what h.us been going on in the mind ut Henry Ford amid Um- iiysterira) and angry yapping In hl'r direction that' lias euiana'.ed from NRA head'.quartfrx r " ‘ ; conscious has been R what he was guing to do to Mr. Ford, FIRST CONTEST IS thuf gentleman ha* n-mained calm ON NOVEMBER 17 and unruffled ni hu xtemeanor—and eloquently silent He bus been digni­ Question This Your Concerns fied und quiet, content 'to let the fellow talk.. Federal Control of Broad­ other And now that'the,NRA Admin­ istrator has exiiauswd himself, the casting Stations public .*cea that thc uproar In WaahHustings High Mlchigan h High Mnt,k a member ut ” Aucmgan >ki> E )itJ wus h11 ln n>i'*. and ( . ,ury ni^c M! in. take part tn a state-wide compel!-’ ducted himself. He hus broken no ; tion iti public speaking and .debating. according to an announcemcn ‘ He has not r y, anything the East Lansing— Probably thc turY n°l ««<•*«« >• <^’' - ed when .sent to market but t.:-- worn­ thc bird gan and State M;<: “H W*UI is — 111,1111 tak**.a puyme I roclattun Mr. Alix’. !111. accoidnii! to tiw pailtry <1-a. Michigan State jColwhich 4uu planned a serie? ot mgs to show- how to dn-a bird.* : ion u> bring Turke om155.00(1.000. s granted. FORD ENTERS STATE DE­ HENRY AND THE NRA BATING LEAGUE fimmrr w.i- it-pmv-iblr for Die truLOCAL CONTESTANTS TO iiotmc ciash and deprerwon. Because ot tin's. dUheortcnin: BE COACHED BY AL­ devilopments. the educator declared, BERT BECKER America never n;-eded to maintifur • public school ay.uni more than ute in prlv resenting thr son's command on a dotted line H (las persisted In maintaining h: constitutional rluhl to preserve in dv|x-ndenrv in mpiuiging lus piiva' SMALf'eTicui^e / 7, BIG MONEY KROGER S TOMATO BARBsAo^mN FANCY RICE QUICK OATS BLL*E ROSE 20-OZ. pkg. Country Club Michigan High "rugged individua am* R & R Salt pf'gJel!-o Dessert pj,, Republic, und .. t3u- fututv. and he mumt Method* of drciv-ing turkeys r.o they intend, to allow, airet’.i Toothpicks Embassy Mustard 6-£ MMjjjhsm who h.apix-n io be vocal m Washington to cither scare him or Camay Soap 5c Ivory Soap make a doormat ut him. Mr.'Fdrd has nutniferted no i<-?< n'.men', -o'er tin- crude 'methods adopted by Gen Pork & 3eans Tomato Juice Jotuu-on. but he has dcclhu-.d to ixz County--- Club Country Club - pure juice moved or InUinidntell by them. Wc bchevc that*a; ' ’ command.^ all. Henry Ford % . froni the merit. This .subject h.u.lxvn adopted American p'opl’e -tuid bi more -gen­ by thirty-two state high sctxxil de­ uinely popular, with them than -vet bating- leagues and w|ll lx- di.-cussed before. Tiie talk about- "cracking by ic,lwJ •’dudehu thruugh- down" on him. the practical'adrm-, . ion by thv-NRA AdminLMrutor that Thc debat.. in the Michigan High |le WiU keeping <■ clow watch upon CLIFTON School For— •ic A: -K iatiou aie j,jr |.wr,jmisinrv ior tiw -purp.;.roll* B B Snr For Bathroom conducted in two series: , a pro- of (hiding an excuse for court action. liminaiy >ter)t; In which all mrtiibv.- ;UK| fhe high-handed effort to .m­ at least tour llJ“'' s . '.itutv. a G-/.- inmeiit• boycott 1' -Ib. BLUE iiiid an elimination ene_* which.’u’gum.st hL; hai termmatt. in the State Champion- bojxnerang. as utnclal tactics arc' LABEL ship Debate lhe uthpuU with tin- jM>und to-do in this country when! highest |Krt< ntagv ijf victories in there is the least >u.-mcifm that they inciimh jun A >Speech conte.-.:.= “ • no harder than hap- tury. declamation, nnd sjxakim:. Th«; local .-eli icady for thr table. lepre.ented in Illi these Thc question for discu; •ton m the ‘ growers froni nearly every county debate;; of tiie state A-*-< i in the state can reach one of them ...... ... ..... ,..p......I ui.u all, uiuiu easily. Members of the jxralfry d»- broadcasting in the United State.* be ipartmeht' will .show how the bird.. conducted in' Atatlons owned and make an the murk< FARMERS PART TWO—Page Seven THE HASTINGS BANNER Ictus other phases Of the potiilry ; businov Chicken^ will lx'1' slaugh­ tered at the demonstraiwiui iu well reaching are to be the farms where tn< aeUcullurul agen’A ,Dat<-- and places tor the meetings are Nov. 16, College Extk-nmentul Thorpe farm. Ionia county; Nov. 21. lEau Claire Farmers Exchange. Eau iClaire; Nov. 22.' Mrs G. Johnson Midland 1 (arm. count; socialism ol Tvacliera St ate- wide In’.e^ choiu NAVY BEANS TBCCliF K> and ed the University of Michigan Plaque Trophy, through, the 3 5c Pk*. 5c Sc 10c 10c KARO SYRUP SODA CRACKERS Ib. pkg. Thr public 1> Henryi county Country.Club । in a proper manner with ti eminent recovery, efforts. I Thl- trophy i> in the shape ot a .simply isen protecting shield, the design of which was against angry.■a.vaulu by n Ginger Snaps Freeh Ib. Fig Bars Fre.h 10c for 1934 will be taken from the well-known Urn- burviu autocrat. We s\tspe veraity Michigan shield- It.- .bow.- i;. competitor, lb. lb. can 10c CoCOa Our Mother’s Choc. Drops branch llceive office in Hasting.-, of American walnut. 17 inches in n .standins land al other branch office.', of the height and 15 inches across the top. jis and tiie medallion. SU]x'rimjK»»«'d up­ 3 cans 10c Canvas Gloves Babii<i ’ $ Cleanser an- black numvru:<- on an orange on the shield, is 9 Inches in dlaincte;. ■ barkgrmind. Numtxirs will be pt< - thrrt -righties ol an inch thick, and jM. <1,,^- antj doing ‘ 14-ox. battle Catsup ceded by letters designating the dif- u pkg- ICc ..r olid kw,. — ...ui, ,.n letjohn#w, lw brought Pancake Flour bronze with all fefrnl counties os was the cu >' this Country Club stically emboss, d. The union op himself and has h.u< year Barry motorists will be ishe'eclipse of the NRA by .in Red lour pitted Cherries j cerhng thc numbera. pin.Ji replica of the >ny ol blame anybody, but himself. The! j 1t*Ls .’-aid that* many sales of new to General was told in the beginning, No. : cars an- being held up 'until 1934 h­ each debater participating my. Cut Beets tn an tj(at |lt. c<,u]d not hope to win. co- . <mw.; can be purciiaxed. altllbugh i hinlniitiun debaU-. oix-i ation and sneers.-, as «n Admin-! barged. Families, keeping .use ot 1933 plates which may be pur­ Country Club 13-or. likeCorn Flakes by rmplpynp.- bulldozing' vc regular monthly repay' cliasr-d at the-half ryti? durlpg the will lu<ld their first debate «m. No­ istrator that uouM rouse resent-' i liithincc of the year will be legal un- < vember 17. Three ether state-wide ;methods, inent. alarm and distrust, and the' tali, No. 2 can Tomato Juice til March 1. 1934. . ______________________ debates on December I. December 15. ) I*.- . a.i.. un-- '•! the W I y lir; According to Frank D. Fitzgerald, nnd January 12 will cr-mplete courteous svrvCountry Club Mince Meat .'••cretury of stair, there wen* &MM5 ■ preliminary series * '•—1,i-rul’ .w’ liiiii Unit attempts to intiinida'.; fewer- autotncibifes o)x'ratjju in - ' ' ' - 1 nave been; umjid rtflK.t dfeatslrouslv. Today. h« lloiiM-lKjd Fiqnnce Corporation of America on I . Ending . . .. ad. ­ 'Michigan than on the same nine in rghni? Wabevh Baking Powder lb. can linn in varipds parts ofi^ out... that .. the friendly 1932 with, n resultant •decrease in the . . lhe 3rd Fl. of the City. N.itiunal IFanl* Building, l>urt>»« of conducting monlllojw oaervd hlm by 1K.!njlc wh0 1 rvVi-nuc of $1,153,000 and a cents- thrjuehmiibiry .M-rks. The winner.* w.(.„. ttllxllllL, :<( ;<H. tjlv Nra gl.. 1 West Michigan Aic., Battle Creek. Phone 4100. rixmdlng decrease in gasoline tax togetherjwcryfalr chance were wellluiimled MlMBfRN. R. A. । revenue. Of thr 415.000 motorists wtth the other ranking •'"> * »niHl. |st IKW -vveft as a 'Ort of 51.49 Laying Mash Scratch Feed ! who UM-d half-price windshield the preliminary ■ serie.*.of. will ' ambassador from Washington to the । sticker pennlU until August 1, de- p-ri part i;; in thejurt dcb.-.tc di-bate ol the tiie climi-! striking farmers. Somehow, the [ partment of state records show that nation senes on February 16. un.inn m | geographical direction uf hb trip .on November I 73.000 have been In thc elimination series ...^ IlK' secQis ominously symbolic.—Detroit CALIFORNIA EMPEROR ! unable ‘to pay the second-half of schools will debate among'* them ­ . ; thc tax and secure 19331 plates. ----- with thc defeated -------- -- schools . - m. ’ Free Press. !selves ; dropping out after enclt debate un-| HINDS ( oitNEKS. ‘til only tw«> undefeated sclioola re­ Mr. and Mrs. ridu. Meyer; The laidles’ Aid. which was held main. These two fichpols will i>- I Ionia and their daughter. Mrs. taken to Aim Arbor at the expense : ton Wednesday, was well attended of the University, Tor the State Charles of .Vicksburg visited i Clara Thursday. ! Platjs were made for n Christmas Champhinshtii Debate on April 27. i Mra. Brown Dorcas Chapman of Florida Grapefruit Leaf Lettuce bazaar and supper to be held Dec. Each of the six debaters parttcipat- tings sjxint last week witp UY Tiie next meeting Will be held Brown. at the home of Mrs. Andrew Smith sented with a gold watch by The De­ II Clara Tomatoes Rod ripe ib. / Jonathan Apples Lyle. Tobias nnd son Robert of iron Free Press und both sphpols| Weflnct-day. Nov. 22; for an all day Creek visited his parents. Mr. meeting? Come prepared to sew. will red'ive a large ’ bronze trophy I; Battle and Mrs. w. O. 1\>bias Sunday. ' Everyone cordially invited. cup,-one engraved First Honora, the and Mrs. C. N. Tobnu visited William Chamberlain and Hubert other vniu'avcd Second Honora, | Mr. brother, Frank and family, near CHOICEST QUALITY MEATS Pettingill of Cressey started north presented by the University of1 Ills Sunday morning for the deer hunt- Michigan Extension Division. Tiie; Nashville Tiu-.alay. Mr. and Mr;. Floyd Tobins und mg season Mrs. Florence Wilkin­ University of Michigan Extension | daughter. Marion, of Kalamazoo son of Kalamazoo is staying -with Division wUl recogniro the success spent Friday evening with his phr-. Mrs. Chamberlain. attained by the two semi-final; ROUND or SIRLOIN |b William Drake is quite sick at this schools by presenting each with •a ■i. Ralph DeMo|t afid sisters. Mll| writing. • bronze trophy Cup properly , en­’ deed and Marie, ot Hastings, spent i Rev. Norton nnd Miss Dorothy graved. Each school participating in or-! Sunday with their jxirents. Mr.’and and Mr. nnd Mrs. John Chamber­ ib. 8 c ’ George WMott. Short Ribs Beef Chuck lain and Patricia motored to Leigh­ ajory. declamation, and extempore . Mrs. ROAST - Choice cute ton chbrch Sunday evening.where apeaJclng vlll conduct a local contest I Mrs Pearl Barrett returned to her home in Detroit Sunday, after Rev Norton brought t]>e message.' in these event.* and enter the win- ■I spending a couple of days with her Samuel Ostroth of Maple Grove had ning speakers In a subdistrict con-(; Parents. Mr und Mra. Chas Tobias, charge of the Sunday evening serv­ test. The winners in each event in ‘ ice at this place. the- fifty subdistetets are awarded a I[and the rest of-file week with her Mr. and Mrs. George Fuller left Webster's Collcdsite Dictionary with ‘ daughter. ‘Mt« and Mrs. Harold in Hastings. Friday for tlwir new home in Plain­ the name of tne winning contest­ Camp Fresh ground Mr. and Mrs. Mell Hendershott well. • ant stamped in gold on tiie cover, sons of Kalamazoo visited her / Rev. Norton will help conduct re­ and are entered m district con­ and parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. N. Tobias. ib. Uc vival services at the North Maple tests. The Dictionary Awards arc Rib Roast Beef Pot Roast Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Abttnt of Grove church this week. presented through tlx? cooperation Battle creek spent Frtday.nfternoon Boned, rolled and tied Meaty There was a good increase in Sun- ,.. —------------------of The Detroit News.-------CompeliUon in; day School attendance Sunday Let's oratory, declamation, and extempore j with her brother. Mr gnd Mrs. W. jO. Tobias. . . Can’t be too young to start using this unusual keep it up. ' speaking terminates with thc dis- 1 ' Mr. and Mrs Will Moore nnd There will lx* no Sunday evening trict contest. —amazing— la-.it pad! No electricity. no lot Quart spent Sunday evening with service next Sunday as our pastor Last year 300 Michigan high;,| daughter water;, merely add two tablespoons of cold in Hastings. will help conduct services at Clov- schools were enrolled in these con­ j friends water to Thermal;, tilt it from side to sale for erdale. All are invited there. • ‘ .-peaking ' . . . . The next community meeting will •tests in public and. debat-; a moment and—presto, there's HEAT! 8 to lb. 8c The "Shultz Echoes" enjoyed ai ing and over 11.000 high school i| be Thursday evening, the 23rd, as Spare Ribs Fillet 10 hours of comforting heat at every heating game supper at the hall Friday eve­• students participated. The contest.* t|tc hut Thursday is Thanksgiving. CM HADDOCK ning. No meeting next week on ac­• were heard by audiences estimated aqd each unit good for a total of 80 to 125 HOPE CENTER. count of-the P T. A. at the school­• at 125.000 persons Tin1 Una! State hours. Refills arc only 35c, or 3 fur 1. Clyde Leonard. Burdette Lyttle. house on Friday evening. Championship Debate last year, Cut from small held tn Hill Auditorium at Ann Ar­ Clifford, Charlie and Glen Kahler irai blue, gray, 1 NORTH HOPE. bor In which Flint Northern High have gone north hunting deer. i,orchid androse.J Henry Germaine and wife and Otto nnd Theodore Pranshka andI School defeated ManMique High George Thompson of Shultz and Ray' fchool. was avended by an audience Real Norwood of Milo and Marshall Norwood and wife of Delton were Sliced Bacon 'S1,11.' 10c Erway of Rutland started Sunday■ uf 4,000 people. guests of Aunt Kate Williams Sun­ morning for thc north woods. Wilaco - • ” -’•-nP wrapped . BUGBEE CORNERS. , day afternoon. Earl Peake spent Sunday with Miss Inez Ashby and-friend from Last Week'.* Letter. Glen Watson at Prairieville, Jttn. Wilcox and son. Robert of Kalamazoo spent the Week end with Mr. und Mrs. Willlatn. Hart, of Southwtst Hutland are staying al North Hope spent Sunday with his i her parents, Fred Ashby and wife. Mr. and Mra. Russell Kay and — — ■ “ Where Immediate Attention and Courtesy arc shown lo all" brother. Toni Wilcox. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell DiCk?FU>U' and Misa Ruth Me- baby apenklMt week with their par.. Hart while they are north deer HASTINGS. MICH. PHONE 2115 WE DELIVER Kibbln were with his idater. Mra. enU. Mr and Mra Frank Leonard hunting. • *_ Our school commissioner. Mi's.!Agnes count, in Kalamazoo for thc Aunt> Kate Williams remains about weekend. the aame. . .****«*.« | Smith, called Tuesday at our school, week end. n». COST CUT ON LOANS 't£- 10c 10c 10c 10c 1 0c 10c 1 0c 1 Qc Si.69 GRAPES 10c STEAKS C’/non, Cunuru^^ontA GROUND BEEF HEAT PAD / ■L 6%c OYSTERS FRESH '■> 11’Ac A Wonderful Gift for B. A. LyBARKER PORK LOIN ROAST Perk Liver WAN F 1 O'BU\ OR SELL ? TRY OUR WAN I C �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 15, HR PAGE EIGHT should attend and bring their par-1 PINE LAKE. I Maynard spent the week end with;; Please Stress attendance for. The first meeting of tiie nutrition : tHctr parents, Mr and Mrs. Ardy j COURTHOUSE NEWS ents this date class was held with the chairman. Owen. Maynard stayed to spend the I * * * J Mrs. Olive Fox on TTiuraday after- *cek with them. A Timely Investment Boy Scout Benefit Show—Ray noon. Mrs Myrtle Roger* outlined i ------**'**» * Branch. Mgr of the Strand treater.: the work tar live coming year after . CLOVERDALE. In Quick 'Economical Hastings, as hu donation to the which. Mrs Helen Beadle, presented. Mr. and Mrsr. Ferry and son of' tftlon foV special administrator.filed, county campaign for thc "Sor^the lewon. * W)uil Constitutes a । Kalamazoo spent a low days last cider appointing special admlntetrn- Bolster drive, has made arrange--, Weil Bainneed Meal.** On December • week with-the Kellogg family lor entered. bond of special Adtnr. menu for the picture. "Robinson! seventh a special meeting will bHugh MacDonald of Yorkville is filed, letters of special ndmlnistra- Cruw.,J.r.. Marring DoUgles Fair-'held with Mra. Claud Champion. * staying with his parent,. Mr. andi ami’ iV‘nk' wllh H P‘kIc ScouI* Dan: which will be In the form of a; Mrs. James MacDonald, for a short E»l. Glenn A Boyle. 1Wirrai-«.ur*i.. iiiiu jkard E’West and others, i Christmas party, al this time fa-1 time inventory hied Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fox and Mrs E*t. Lucinda J Huihbcrgcr Will ,o be shown Dec 13-14. This is «I vorite Chrtatmas recipes will be exbite ot w ll v"rv 'ilKhIy M,<!d ',,<,,urr' witfi « I changed. I Mary Freer of Hustings spent Sun-> mS.rt.7r.,.PUN.™..,...... . ' “X‘S.'Sarti'1:. l*~ «' 'lUlmmur. <>« w<«h M.rk CUrGENUINE E.-1 George W. DuvL. Repbii el culled on her old neighbors andirl“*1:i*.. ale.'. The ticket.' will be1 friends ai Doster during the past Harry Fennels left Friday with! «-i,t at pojiutar prices, and plans WV ek. *oine friends of Kalamazoo for the: HUMPHREY arc tiring made for each troop to' ,* .. . .. north to act his <l,*rr ■ I...- ..1 Ih. iK.«ri «>lr .... Ih. J5SS'.!£»|g1ljte O'11"' «»» ‘N1 <« <*>' hunUh, I RADIANTFIRE uTSIX? SES,.*»?”; LStCT.M°"'S al UK- nomc ui vnancs James oi ... am loiiow U Russell Hart. Virgil Monica and | Alamo r„ In honor Al of their son Harold. 7“ der appbintu ; Grover Davenport. . Training Cnurar^-Plans are made Dc"w.r Ool0,r“‘!‘L Mr. and Mra. Shelley Howell and AH thr* 1 l.,r » ihm- ......... Tn.ll>,0« c«r.. ■'«Ort.. when he U tmployrt a. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Butler of Kaja-1 u. I» n. 1.1 . ph .~-k b.-B.nmn, D« “"'7' on "» masoo were Sunday evening callers .tinning .sale entered 7. This will cover elementary Scout- . l,roJecls. at the Grant Dickerson home. 1 E-t Lpcinda J Hu maMi-rxhlp. Cub work*, and Sea Claud Champions mother came Revival meetings every evening; of hearing issued. Scouting, and meeting programs as10” Tuesday |o spend several weeks this week at the Evangelical church. ; Ert Matilda Buch: urH.as the theory of Scouting The' *‘lh the family. Everyone welcome. ' course ;• ojwn t«'» any num wishing j 'I^ie P*ne L°ke Farmers* Club met Mr. nnd Mrs. Lockstedt left for । to come, and attendance will count'at the spacious home of Mr. and Elkhart. Ind., to visit relatives. Sat-!1 No 101 ’frojan Model with new motors . . . these toward a leadership certificate giv-iMra Ue Nottingham on Saturday urday. cars are as good as new. ••n at the council Training Course in evening. November eleventh. A pro-' Mr. and Mrs. Grant Dickerson! Biitth .Creek Please spread th* gram of readings and music, atv _... iU .. ... t , were entertained at the home of 11 order linjlruu "rtevt- PiHr. x of meeting will be an- propriate for Armistice Day. was ,\lr and Mrs G«,rg0 Whittemore' nouneed .soon. jKiven after which games were en-'Of Delton Sundav >Joyed. Tl»e next will.be an evening' ----- '-----LLED IN Winter (amp Week-End*—Troops meeting with Mr and .Mrs. Robert, QUIMBY a! account entered, outer w i-hinc m use Camp Ben John-' F°ri1- or’ November 25tb. T1... with stake body. Amur enten d « ..ton, the council camp nt Sherman Mr* Elira Boulter te spending a , f " “" J?। da L Wallace Final ,nc- Ink- tot week-end hikes and camp- i few weeks in Plainwell with her ot ‘tS iiurdten filed. ' uui trips, please reserve dates now. mother. Mrs Osgood . h» ><- tic- camp is tn use regularly. (i Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fox enter‘ V ' enter­ * <‘f l^rlton । : tained tallied their children. Mr. and Mrs „ 7;• • -“y , ’** Father and Son Banquet -The on-lorow.. pnd 1• hcr M?s « Wa!e * ^1I iGerow,. ol of Detroit, Detroit, for for Hulhe week week »nd. ,Mt WW* WUh Fiancts Cram niial affair .oonxdred by the Has-• ciSU Mr. and Leon Wood Mid Mra.*° Cynthia ”rsChaffs, * ’tfMrs. ’TraW X £ who ha* I tings Brotherhood is scheduled for (children of Trowbridge spent Sat- "*ri'• C>ntha Chaffee publication 7 00 P M Nov 20 at the MettaMetta.-‘urday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs Mra u, Jet I be: .hum. W.ii the John Rogera ; ^^ ’XiTver^ntJ .Rapid* one. day tired the Hsings Hastings !I John Rogers. - • their boys at-1 Russell Minar attended the M.)y Sat' thc church netted the L. A 8.1 tend in a body that night, and if the 'C Carnegie Tech football game a' r1821. Thanks for the help. calling un th ta y••• fathers cannot* be with them.'East Lansing Saturday afternoon : Dirk Hoffman accompanied hisi 'men will gladly take those boys who I \ *** * . son from Kaiuinazno on a hunting j lire a!on.- Plenw call Iwadquarters CEDAR CREEK. trip up north. They expectk to be Boy Scout •246o> as to how many boys you' The Bunnell Lillies* Aid will meet gone a couple ol week*. \ Alaska. whom .-he hadn't will hai<„ j with Mrs. Lottie Coltister for dm­ The Nutrition Claxs meet Wed-1 * • ; ner Thursdaiy. Nov. 23. You arc nesday al the church for thc firat Christmas Toy* aryl Baskets -It, welcome. meeting of thc year. would be i< fine .civic community i Some from here attended the fuRev Wing of Woodland gave a I it<s d turn if troops would distribute neral of John Gurd at Dowling Frt- fine sermon Sunday evening, which Phone 2121 Corner Court and Church Sts. •. Nov. l.i basket' aim Scout* could the; day. " f gather Tljc family have our sympawas much enjoyed. Ail hope lie may Glen->!»•«> hit!- oi(| and broken tciys for repairing. ‘ thv. . ... distribution --------------- by Rev Smith, wife and little daughjf00-e again. | Michigan, to have. wad.v fin " Prayer meeting will be lield at the:1 •' Christmas This year the Manual, ter‘of Hickory Corners were c-" —J horn(! caning o( Mrs_ Ulrlt Hoffman. Thun>-1 ChM rriiiniiu: department .nt'the school! On• our street* Tuesday. evening nnd Otis Boulter of Cressey called to fill that — office.— Tiie program w *H.t'<l H.i-tmgy will help with the re-1 The Community Chib met at the day All arc looking with great antici-' on friends here Thursday. ) I in charge of Mra. Hubert Barnum Rti\ Wviuiid. Din ctt pairing and painting All toys i «chcolhou»e Friday night A fine pation to the revivals which will start Clifford Kahler made a business land lhe subject vu '•RiisiiaAlice i “f tie should ta delivered to tlw school • program, plenty nt cats and a jern- next Sunday evening, with Rev trip to Hastings Thursday. • tiationalf for work by Dec 11 Will thc Scout- feral good time was reported by all. Jacobs who was here last year. An - r‘f master-, pl raw see flint arrangeMrs Ix-slle Gould < and children invitation is extended to the entire Mina Townsend gave a talk on lo COATS GROVE. nu n's arc made lor collection, tak- ■ are visiting her mother jit Fulton community. ion divisional hie-Uli* tallowing territory Troop I this week. * . : The Nutrition class inecU this | cation and chmntd: Sophia Smith gave a reading about the Red Czar •nc< *1. -Uh uird. Troop 72, 1st ward. Merrill and Clare Lammers, in wiUr1 and Orphu Richardson read an ac­ week Wednesday afternoon. Trtaip 7If and Ship 100, 3rd ward; company with Hilward Campbell of ’l ou can buy one of those Hot-Waiter E D. Reynolds, wife nnd Martha count ot the Women of Ruxaia and Tn-.ji 74 and Troop 7a. 2nd ward. Dowling have gone north on a hunt- Reynolds spent Friday at Lee Rey­ Mra. Doris Teeter, il surveys, council 1! a finish up hnu.-e to House vis!-1 >ng trip. Some from nere nt tended revivalI Their 1101111' Life. Mrs Winnifrcd nolds' nt Cressey. Heaters and stay cozy and warm iiryour . tatioti can l>; made on n Saturday Will Shriber nad family of HasClifford Kahler. Charles Kahler. meetings nt the Brethren churchi Fuller was. elected to membership. i Mrs Hattie Kimble is living tn iU men east of here Sunday evening us n»>t later than Dec 9. we will plan 1 spent Sunday with John Gurd Burdette Little apd Dah Kahler left car on the long cold trips. • Woodland . ” fi.i cara to help. . and family. Afternoon callers were. Saturday morning to go deer hunt­ ' 1 Mr aiid Mrs, Melvin Campbell. Will ing. 'Hie D. O. T. O. Club met with There will be Thanksgiving servt itle Service. Award*—Tliise med-i/l|rd land wife. Lloyd Elwin and Warren Cairns and wife of West. Mr- Alice Chase Wednesday’ P M , ices, on Sunday evening. Nov. 26. ou will have no trouble with a frozen r are given to Scouts completing, famib\and Mra, Dorothy Monroe of Cressey called at E D. Reynolds* Tin old omeers were re-elected with Mrs. Nani- Coolbuunlt an ItiuJfio.or 100 hours service of a civic nu- Katemaioo. , with'the exception of the secretary f er. and the classes of thl- Sunday Saturday Mr. and Mrs. I co Monroe and tun. und are.awarded ut the special Lee Reynolds, wife- and son. Muri, ahd Mrs. Alice Chase was elected School participating in thc program. council Court ot Honor in Battle, Dlr spring, was Creek dunite thr Anniversary Week. 11 Anti? Freeze. thr.'c-day period Thia work should be of community! value, und separate from that put: fundi in -for individual or troop enter-j I best? comforts and conveniences may pr\r-. Thu tune should be report- , ed to lieadquarteht by the Scout; be obtained.at sq low a cost from us. with a ••iip ,i|»i>ruving striven by the! Scout master ' drivers cannot afford to be without them. near id Older Boys’ Conference—Thi» an­ n iai event will be held in Kalama-’ ■/mi (luring the Thanksgiving hoti-j in'day. H is of tremendous value tt>l! v. the older hoy. and if you can help I r-by getting boys to atP-nd call or v notify Ti-d Reid of Hastings allot n i- chairman of the Barry County at-1 And Save Money On Good USED CARS Two 1932 V-8 Tudors 1929 Chevrolet Truck CONSUMERS POWER CO. 1929 Chevrolet Coach 1929 Whippet Sedan News Universal Garage Co. Don t Freeze Up The Mark of Progress Andrus Service TIRES, BATTERIES, GREASE, GAS Phone 2240 Hastings plain home of one of the leaders.Mrs. .» Newland Meal pterfhlng was subject for the new lesson. A •;.il m-rttnc will be £cld at tlw- when a. Christina.' Roy Erw.iy Jeff Saturday for Sunday visitor.- at Forrest Haven*'; Robert McOlockhn and family,' utd Mi" Virginia Huven* «»f Ha*-1 :ini: . Clayton and Billie Newland I >l Soutliwe.-t Rutland ” . I ■f Wayland an- .-pending • ' Roy Erwav : Sunday Motors at Cb» lore, •ere Frank Fratu : ! baby of Kalama/-^ And coal is the best possible form of heat 1 he natural, even heat produced by coal insures you a comfortable, healthful win­ ter. Don t delay in ordering yoflr supply! Prices rise with the advancing season — so put your order in today-! ■ ' COAL SAVES DOLLARS It’s Cheaper and Better! Our Trucks Are Prepared tq Give Immediate Delivery on Coal Ordered Now SMITH BROS., VELTE & CO. POULTRY and STpCK FEEDS, COAL. LIME. CEMENT. ETC. TELPEHONE 2257 HASTINGS. MICH. ■ •Il Hon John KMcbam w.. addrr ■. of the c.rning. and ai "turv ceremony for «<•■* tx-oat- for Roann { morning • edditig anniversary of Grover Davenport was. by friends and relatives < ouNol Honor Mr and Mr. Ra*s Pierce enter­ •rr.a: tonal tained a few of their friends to a tht.' card iwrty at the Lake cpttacc Sat­ urday evening. A lovely luncheon* nations gathered. win be with u- wa« termed/und everyone report* a) telf about h!> trip and -now hte successful and delightful evening. ! pronwttdr NOBTHWEST RUTLAND. . Community meeting Saturday.: Nov. 18 Supper served before pro-! gram. A good attendance v desired j matter of intertst to all men-.-i will be brought up for your cpiwilerattbn ! ' John Benedict is m LanJlng doing irpair v.-..rk tor Thc Thoman Milling «• Mi. and Mra Ed Dodge of Lan-1 tiir. vL-ifcd their patents. Mr. and; Mr * Ed WhitriglU. Mctida? and! -Mi uri Mi - Frvd Gain] Ionia Sunday. During the past few months millions of peo­ ple have visited A Century of Progress at Chi­ cago, where they may have observed many great changes that have taken place in the last 100 years in our civilization—changes in in­ dustry and commerce, architecture, conserva­ tion, art and science, and even in amusements. There is one pl/ase of our civilization, how­ ever, in which but slight change takes place as the years pass, that’s the Economic phase, lhe principles of a monetary medium'of ex­ change, supply and demand, the wrong of pyramided and fictitious values, the saving of a part of one’s income, etc, etc., remain about the same year after year. During thc past 47 years of the past century this bank has held firmly to 4the permanent economic laws which, down through the ages, have proven to be the foundation of real durability and progress—as accommodating as careful and conservative banking will permit, ever keeping in mind its responsibility to every depositor and patron. This bank invites your con­ sideration. . • The same old principle of "Saving for Success” maintains today as in thc years gone by and a Bank is an essential part of a Saving program. HASTINGS CITY BANK Telephone 2103 The Bunk with the Chime Clock Hastings, Mich. Chase �THE HABT1NGR BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 11 TIM cream with added parsley or pap- ever, are plentiful and each ship- j DOWLING. rlka.--It------also — responds to ------------such klnd-------------ment U of bolter eating quality than fije Thanksgiving^turkey'dinner A look at the vegetable and fruit----------- — stands Vila week is a bird's eye view, treatment as Hollandaise, paprika ’the other. _he ether. ! Is to-be held thia week on ThursOf tiie food map Of the United or nr chaese /•>«»•“ sauce. Try Trv nerving n*rv1ru» left-Wr l»ft.aver ' The 'r»,« melon wvtel season is practically ’ day, Nov. 13. to which the public is States. Out-of-*eason “uTparaglh1 cauliflower ou gratin for lunch Of over though acme honeydews are invited. Remember, it Is Thursday from lhe Imperial Valley, jxxatoes as -• a • salad. Cauliflower ,flowirettdi'still r available. At least half a down noon In the church basement. from Maine andIdahftroranges from : dipped in batter* and deep * ' * ‘ praristie* of apples will be found in Mra. Eva Holcomb of Maple Grove .■Florida ond California, cauliflower — are deliciously jdifferent. >------- - •‘ 1 most stores Tiie choicest variety for .pent the past week with her son Build up to stand lhe winter's cold the use intended fa therefore the!and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Yrom Long Island and Oregon and homegrown spinach help to make up with spinach. It needs short oooklni; [one to buy. Holcomb the long JUt from which awe can nnd long seasoning to be at iU bed I■ There are plenty of grape* and rhe funeral of *ohn Ourd. a plo­ choase adequate and in'ercstlng und its best is very good. Served with pears and banana* are of better i ncer resident of Baltimore township, egg— or-----------as an accompaniment to----liver quality than recently. For color and | aged 84 years, was held at the meals. j-------------- , — Asparagus af this season, though and other menu It puts your blood variety no fruits are more pictures- church here Friday at 2 o'clock P. not unduly expensive, is nut for the in lighting trim. • que than pomegranates and ]X?r- I m.. with the Rev. T. H. Hous of the I limited- budget Green beans grown | A stew of beef or veal—brisket of ximmons. • ’ I Hastings City Mission in charge of1 in Florida arc low priced enough for1 beef and:breast and neck of veal are Fre*h Huron herring arc running the services and burial in the Dowany budget us they are un econom- good cuts for stewing—is or should and are absolutely ideal for pun fry- [ling cemetery , leal vegetable, one pound serving be aptwtUing und suvury., The ing. but n» their flesh texture is deli -' Mr. and Mr* Louis Otis of Hiefrom four to six people. Mushrooms QllaUrr Maid gives the following di- ente. they should be treated care- gOry Comer* were guest* of their ure nt plentiful nt this lime that lections; Brown lhe meat well in a fully. The frying pan should be flllerl | parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Bert Otis. I they are not profit,iblv to their little tat with.sliced onions, cook with hot oil or melted fat to such a Ihju week. growers. Having very little food ; slowly in a little water and then add depth that n htttlng would be half' Mr. and Mr*. Victor Sproul and value and much flavor it is advisable salt, pepper and a variety of vogv- covered Thc fat should be smoking daughter*. Patsy. Nancy and Vida | to use them to drexs up rtilher than] tables, more onion*, carrots, turnip, hat before the fish are dropped into Jane, were week-end guests of Mr. to make u meal potatoes, and celery or tomatoes If It. Titc flah should'be fried until the and Mrs. Marshall Pierce und fam-1 If you znuuui 11 should *crvc serve n a puricrnvuac potterhotu-c 1 juwyou-wish, wmh, nnu and cook unlfi tender. (all* curl and the skin blisters, and ' fly • Steak tills week-end -. autecd mush- Thicken the gravy alighUy with n served piping hot. Herring fllk-ts Mr. and Mrs. Harold DcPriester rooiiis and tomato slices will do much flour and. water paste. Thc root will naturally cook quicker than the attended the Armistice, banquet.' lo make it an unusually attractive I vegetable*, celery and new pack to- dressed flsh with the bones left in [which wa* held at the LaSalle hor are all eeariomical " meal. A plank- biirdcred 'with niato^s * _1 Oysters - arc * of fine quality• this - - -i tel in Battle - Creek- Friday evening j browned mashed potutoe* ’ u the [table table food* foods . [season and they have many health-1 and remained for the parade, later For in history only fui features They arc wild In-----------various joining In .the Armistice parade at best liked service for this combiqn- |‘ T — tiie first time ... ---- ----------------------------------------- - ... tion. Quickly cooked really green; Jersey sweet potatoes are being sold size containers. Il has been !cam«l Kaiamnaoo. bean* would add the final perlcct in this locality- They afe ot even [ that* oysters, unlfkc clams, have veryj—'Mr nnd Mrs John Ten-Harklc of size nnd quality and very reasonable. little liquor of their own. Grand Rapids were Bunday visitors touch Although'.both Florida und Cali-i Poultry-at this season usually al William Stanford.' Although thc season for Long Is­ masting chickens or ----fowl Frank VanSyckle. Kenneth Gar------------------------------- _. Frank land cauliflower ir. nearly over tiie tomia oranges arc in market. It is'means western grown uill replace it at lit­ Uh- end of thc scilson. for one and The latter can be cooked and used rett. Harry Woodmansee and Dan­ an ex-; tel Dunksibrrgcr left Monday for tle or no mcrc.i.M'd curst. Although it thc beginnuig for the other so. neith­ in so many diihea that It is gotxl rerved with incited butter or er are at their best. Grapefruit. how- ccllcnt choice when as moderate in' Haughton lake and vicinity where' price as at present —By Arm Page. : they will go in camp and hunt for ------------------- -----deer. NASHVILLE. Last Week's Letter. CARLTON CENTER. Mrs. Ida Wolfe has gone to But­ ! All enjoyed Jhc splendid sermons tle Creek to visit relatives. [delivered by" Dr. Hugh Kennedy Mr. and 'Mrs D. D. Myers of Hammond, Indiana, spent the week Sunday afternoon nnd evening at M. E church A good many, end with lhe latter's mother. Mr;, ' the from. Freeport and some from Has-1 Frank McDerby. the (services We are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Piece and tings attended to the people of Freeport family of Grand Rapids spent tiie grateful und those of this community who week ejid with relatives. tn th'- song and music.servRev. Kellerman of Detroit was lhe assisted ice. speaker Sunday at both oi thc . Thc thue for the services al the' morning and evening service* at tin-1 M. E. church arc changed for the Evangelical church. " 'winter months Sunday School will Mr. and Mrs 'E- V. Keyes were in . be nt eleven o'clock and preaching. Battle Creek Friday. al twelve. Glenn and Harlow White will Mrs. H. A. Nichols of Hastings leave Thursday tbr the upper penin­ spent Sunday with her daughter. sula on thetr annual hunting trip. t Mrs. Frcd-Henniy. and family. Fred Tarbell. Fred Fisher ami Mr Mrs Jerry Evenhood of Gail Lykins will leave Sunday for Battle and Sreek vistled st tiie homes the north. . i of his sitters. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry The Clover Leaf Qlub.meeting'for ' William* nnd Mr. and Mrs. Lafe November ha.-, been jnotponed until Usborne Sunday afternoon. Mrs. W.: later on account of tjjc special W. Eisenhood accompanied them ? meetings at Hie Evangelical church . home to ffpend some time with her iriswold KU Detroit, Mich. This week special prayer meetings daughters Detroit’■ OliMt Balldins and (ire held every night beginning at fEDCRAL HOME Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams and 8 o'clock. Nex\ week the pastor. Rev. family visited lhe former’s mother. BANKS J. L. Maus. Hastings. Mich. WurU. will preach every night, thc' Mrs. Wm Williams. Sunday. Mcond week. Rev. w. w. Watson of,• ’ Mr. and Mrs. Caryl Fuller, who Kalamazoo will be lhe speaker. Tiie spent the summer with thc latter's parents, Mr. «"« nnd •'>" Mrs. Wm. »««•• Hale, n*re.. . cenlly J.o*,n Licbhausea is critically. Hint .moved back to their place l»>e hon»e of tus sister. Mrs Stephen ntBr tor|x.r), ConicrK P , Springclt in Jackson. | Mr. and Mr: Harold Norton vis-! I Mrs. Henrietta Dclic: ha* re- iteq tht former':, parent*, Mr and [turned from her visit with relative.,.Mrs. H. Norton. Sunday. । in Petoskey and in about two week., i--------------, t t slw will go to Detroit .to spend the' nriti ft ; winter with her daughter. ’ , ,, ,, . Mias Margaret Wenger has jonc to . . G^uhoe, wlio ho> 'Hastings to work *xt*> Alay,nK f°r sonte time wilii her I Mu. Fr«l rater Ud Mr* GUI I t *■ “.""'-j . FOOD MARKET VALUE. HOLLAND CRYSTAL CREAMERY BUTTER KONOMV WUUS. SILVERBROOK Print lb. 25c HEINZ FAMOUS PRODUCTS Beans . 3 eans 25c Ketchup Large Bottle 17c Small Sire Oven-Baked Soups Anorted J cans 27c Beans Cucumber Pickles November 9,1933 I’lIIS l>ig company began Pumpkin its I I th year in business, Never a dividend date missed. 8 O’clock Colles Mel*, w IK 19c tin Cocoa ai'Kis yin 10c Babbitts Cleaner 10c 3 Pineapple DEL MONTE. Sliced 18c Iona Cocoa 2 Ib. c,n 25c ran JOC Lima Beans pint 12C Master Relish ouners 10c Tomato Juice ^aitonul & fnucstiitent (flompamt HIGH GRADE KENTUCKY COAL ROOFING Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. PHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO AN EXTRA TELEPHONE UPSTAIRS MAKE? AN IDEAL GIFT A TELEPHONE in your betlroonf grovidfes greater telephone protection, convenience nnd privacy. GREATER PROTECTION, beentise ItXring* tele­ phone service within arm’s reach if firemen, doctor or police must be called instantly. GREATER CONVENIENCE, because it makes it unnecessary to run downstairs to place or answer calls. GREATER PRIVACY, because it sometimes is undesirable or embarrassing lo make or answer calls in thc presence of guests. 4*»[ j, .In rttension Jcfcphorle costs fess than 3c day.. Installation will be made at any limo you *pccijy. Furious Griatin Dessert DESSERT 2 pkg*. 9® All Flavors pug. Sistie Mix | cSiM.'K SlSra; ' Spaghetti 5c 45c J N.B.C. Favorites ENCORE BRAND 6 rakes 17c Soap * IVORY SOAP 1% Medium Sire P 4 Ih. 29c Assorted Holland Rusks 15C Del Monte Tomatoes 13C 5c Navy Beans MICHIGAN .... Blue Rose Rice Preserves QUAKER MAID ran 19C 3*” 10c Kremel Pudding Apple Sauce Quaker Mild 10c Royal Baking Powder™ 39c Royal Gelatine AU Flavors pkgs. 5c Grapenuts Famous Breakfast Food pkg. 13c P&G or KIRK’S FLAKE The Indejkndenh Oil Co lias' “l C-"1 •»****’«*»•>• Tuesday changed over to the Sinclair gawh°MP7 “V.??0 hl.s linc daughter. Mr.,. Chas. Hammond. Mr. ,nd Mr, Frank KrllnR .nd!"'1" • l"n~ M Mural cldldrrn will te.tr S.turdTy <w , =“"1“t*“«5'>l'<1 “ Wolvrrlnr, on a hunUn, tete, d> "tS?” I?11 Urt. n»n aiOldeon Kennedy 1« a SueiK al t*"1'd l>Wn’ ""*■ Hl', ihr eomnnX tanuaf cnn»».uon m-reded him »> dram Born Nov 5 to Mr and Mrs F ’ u irlr 1 ,ff Hr wa'1 a consistent Christ!WK X. "toEiX *“■* ,U"- hospital ’ acred his attending religious scrv- j Mr* Arthur Appelman was '‘X±t X ' brought home Wednesday from Peni < mat. nock hosnilal tn thc Hess ambuill Id at tlu Dowling thurc.i ance P W Friday afternoon, and interment In Miss Feme Schulze' of M S C iDjn^hng cemetery. Rev. T.'*H.- Iftxts 8-,, Wl. ‘ CXprCAS OUT Sym- . spent thc week enff with tier parents. °mcla,in . -7 Mr and Mrs. Otto Schulze, and 1 ' n ... . .. Mr*. Hurry Johnson of Battle ,ac...wL.. ^r __ Creek spent several days Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. * <, last week Otto Schulze were. Mr and Mrs. **’*’.htr 1L',cr- N|ri>’ chaa Ham‘; Ray Noban of Kalamo. Miss Feme r ' Bchulae of East Lansing nnd Victor ’ “^nh, I Rnwdv nf Woodland visiting Ernie Bateman. sawtiy of woodland.________ W(. anhUYmde. . sorry Um Harry IckCi. Js WEST HOPE />° seriously ill at the home of his, Thc Garden Club will meet with parents. Mr and Mrs. Walter Ickes Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Johncock of in Striker district. Cloverdale on November 23. Ev" STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT, i cryonc cordially invited to attend. Jew Osgood received word lost Mr. and Mrs. E P. Houghtalin week that Graiuipa Brooks, who und **r. Mr. iSteel' called on Mr., and Ilves with Mr. and Mrs George Tcdd | Mrs. Wai 'anfer .... Blake of near Nash-' ot Dimondale, is not nearly so well.' viile one day lust week. Monday, while leaving Hastings' John Beck of N, Lake Odessa is on Green street. Archie Woodman spending a few days with Mr. and' collided with Dr. Wedel of Freeport.' Mrs Lon Campbell. r . Thc city was burning leaves and the ; Mr. and Mrs. James Surine cn-. smoke obscured all view so the, tertained Mr. and Mrs Town of drivers could not sec each other. Woodland and Mr. and Mrs. KIlx of even when they struck. No blame is Nashville Sunday. attached to cither driver as this is Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ickes and; a state trunk line and the view; two daughters of Bloomdale. Ohio.' should not be obstructed. ; spent Saturday and Sunday at Hllon DcGolla of Grand Rapids [ Ralph Striker ;y is visiting hi* daughter and hus-■ Mr*. Bert Bknchcr called at Ed. band. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn More-'Senia's in Railings Saturday house. John Long ot Bedford called at Our local ‘'deerslaycr*" left for,Ralph Strikers Friday, the north woods Wednesday cvcnlng. Good luck, boys. ] THE LITTLt RLD BRIC K. Jesse Osgood and Harold Spring- Last Week's Letter. er made a busines* trip to Kala-[ Our school had a Hallowe’en premazoo Wednesday. gram and party Tuesday night PopMrs. Ronald Ander* and Bobby icorn, candy and apples were served. are Upending the next three weeks Wc also organized our P. T. A. O. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tuttle, our chairman. Mrs Huless. Cook, while Ronald is north deer Sec. and Trcas. The new officers arc hunting. jto put on the program Nov. 16. Roy Terry moved hLj wife and • Mrs-. Gladys Erb of Hastlnga is as- '.4 three children to Battle Creek for listing with thc housework at CtifTi ,lhe k. -------------------... — - Hamln0lul,s Mrs, ciiff. Hammond i winter recently. Wc will miss them very much andkthc school will and Grandma Hammond seem to be I mist. Betty and Billy. Wc hope to improving. see them back next spring Mr. and Mr* Warren Miller. Jean and Charles of Ciarkkvdle called on I FAIR LAKE. Warren Bolton's Wednesday. Thc Bunnell Ladies' Aid will meet Loren Erb of Hastings spent the Thursday. Nov. 23. not the 2«h as ,week end with Bernard Hammond. I stated. Herbert McGIocklin and wife of Dowling. Ray Pierce and family of CONSTIPATION 6 YEARS Bedford. Rennie McGIocklin and TROUBLE NOW GONE family of Richland and Leota ForJohn J. Djvu, had chronic shey of near Hickory were Sunday constipation for sue year*. By guests of Mr. and Mr*. Earl Mc- using Adlcnka he soon got rid GlocUiiL tlw occasion being their of It. and feel* like a new per­ 40th wedding anniversary. son. Adkrika b quick act Ing— Eighteen young people attended bate—B. A. L;-Barker. Drugguf. tiie class party at Heurictta Wal­ —Adv. lers' Friday night. un 25 CANS LARGE SCOTT COUNTY GRANDMOTHER’S QUALITY BREAD 1-lb. Loaf I’/i-lb. Loaf Only 9c. 19C ’Kirk's Hardwster Castile 4 cakes 19c ALWAYS FRESH . . . HIGHEST QUALITY A & P MEAT MARKET SPECIAL PRICES ON QUARTERS OF BEEF! WE BONE OR CUT ALL QUARTERS FREE OF CHARGE STEAKS HERRING BEEF ROAST PORK 3... age 4,b- 19c Tender Cut* GROUND BEEF OYSTERS Solid Pack BOILING BEEF All Beef Pint 23c Tender 3 9c lb*. 1 Quart Pound 45c 5c SLICED BACON c-uePk...^ 10c fresh Caught CODFISH Mother Anne's None Higher Any and All Shoulder Cate LOIN VtllvKBBO 27c a. ROLLED RIBS iw., b-< Country Style Cut* Whole or Half u. 9c FRESH HAM u. 10c /^UfAV* Pound Box u. lie FAT BACK u. 6c 4 to 7 Pound Average D—^.yWa“ RING BOLOGNA or CLUB FRANKS GRADE NUMBER ONE LK IOC PFSH -PIJITS AND VEGETARI Lettuce iceberg Firm, Crop Head* Each be Potatoes Idaho Baking 15 Found Bag Cranberries Howe’* 2 '*.• 25® Oranges Mushrooms Brussel Sprouts • Cukes A « P FOOD STOP 33® 2®“ 45® Paralay �PAGE TEN LEGAL NOTICES THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1933 DELTON. PRArRiffvn.i.E. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Frb and family have moved to Delion. Sorry to-have । them move out of bur town but wish Feople Fail to Credit Dairy । them success in their new home. . Products With Proper Food of Hickory Comers have taken up I| In last week's items un error ap........ «,'»* r.«d Mr. .nd Mr., Values When Marketing !!" lr “ ». *’™«I ■”"»' I It Item and still there is- room for !ms,lc Wales have mured onto the more. " "" 'entries Charles Hughes (arm.. farm.. HI Should have • Fist J-insnR.—Butter In cold star- inOiV ' I--- a W—.J —— —--- .. a Jjgppy age add* ifo heat to thr youngster s | The Bunnell L. A. 8. will be en- lIuJJS *’“’**• Pra“M body, according lo the dairy industry pertained by Mrs Lottie CollUter for , w j Pnilev «-.< m I of Michigan, which has ca)J«| a dwr. Friday Nov. 24. Eteryone ^Vj^ay. ■ ' meeting at East Lansing. Nov. 21. to w^ome' ! SeveralAto-m here attended the ■ tacks Tiie Delton Community phyers -TrlpleCniFBlub ut Mrs N. H. Bar- I discus* ways of reducing tly stacks now awaiting consumption will present u three act comedy.;ber’a Friday and reiiortcd Die usual 1 Com­ good time. Michigan's stake.ln the meeting is' ■ Fuller's Fortune" at the Community hall. lull. Friday and 'Saturday 'Saturday 1 Charles Hughes. Mr. and Mra. I 1 represented by on annual production munlty ot "6.000,000 pounds of butter and by nights. December 8-9. Th.- "cast of Maurice Hughe..,• Mr. and Mra Mrs. the purchase of an additional 18.­ clmracter.s mt’. Harold Burpee. Hen-jCecil Cappon. Gerald Shepard and 000.000 pounds. Piling up storage ry Carptenter. Dr. Fowler. Clem Frances Dost.-r and Charles Gurbutter affects the ptlce ot all dairy Heney. Leda Harrington, Gene Mr- rett hare gone deer hunting. Other.! products, milk, ice Cream, and Baui. Margaret Farrell, and Irene I from this vicinity are Clinton cheese. Drop-. In price travel back to Catpinter The play if under the castle. Thornton Woodman and the dairy farms of the state, and al- direction of Mrs. Chester Bunghart..Ralph and Gerald Cook. Hope they pay anMrs: Lula Wertman entertained I c*ch a de«vclopes of thousands of people who guests Wednesday afternoon at a1 Dora Johnson and Allie Woods ccdairy pro- mL<celhineous shower complimen- i companlcd Mra. N. H. Barber to Ung Mrs. Howard Pennock, a re- Three Rivers Wednesday where they •consumption of butter han cent bride. Games were played and attended a Rebekah Club. dropped" during the past few years. prizes were won by Mrs. data! Tl,p supper at the church Friday This is in many cases a mistaken Galnder and Mrs. Ella Reynolds and quite well attended. After economy because this food product then presented to the guest of hon-1 supper they had a shower for the has fuel, energy, and "health values or. A luncheon ot Ice cu-uifi. cake. Mrs. Lewis Johnson. A nicwhich should be included on thc and honied wafers was served. Mrs. 1101 °r g^ts were presented. | j. daily menu for every family. Pennock received many useful gifts, i Tuesday afternoon. November 21. l. People in the United States eat Mrs. Chas. Faul and Mrs. Herman RcbcYalu will hold their regu-; r only l" -jamr.ds of butter.>NghiIe Zerbc-l of'Hustings and Mra. 8. E lor meeting in the I O O F -hall I "• Canadians are eating 25 pounds and Willison find Mrs.i. E. fennock “eimeek of^"Fh® wLslilntr fur al of i The Noble Grand is Is wishing a - while many Europeans consume Hickory Corners were *-erc oiit out ot town k«xl attendance Mr. und Mrs. Harry Ritchie of' greater ~ inw^t• even -- — --------amounts. ------Ei-onomlc guests. conditions in foreign countnra are fnJm hrrp who arp on a Hastings were callers of Mrs. Jen- i । not enough bc'«tPr than here■to ac- hunting trip in the north are. Dr. I me Norris and Lucy and Mrs. Surah r-. 1 K i l ^nCe ,1? hab" L0**1 Flower. William Smith, Frank Smith and family Sunday. ;L4‘.",C“±!W£1 other nations hare a Car, a,^smani ROBINIll.'E PARK. |be ter temiwledge of the special food Clifford Kahler. RumtII Mott. Robvalues of dairy products. ert Barnes. Chester Banghart. Rev. Last Week's Letter. Jack Wiliams nnd family. Clyde . Speakers a: the East Lansing L p Mllcs n p Reynolds Mux c nrt meeting will be N. P Hull. Lansing Reynolds " Ktynoios. Mux Kollar and. family of Grund Rapids. ■ ' Mr. and Mrs Albert Prost dr Lan­ and M. G. Viinnn<kirk. VdnBuskirk, r?Hlnairrt Chicago. A company of young people sing. Harvy Kollar and family of | Mr. Hull is president of the Michi­ gan Milk Producers Association and walked in on Mrs. Howard Pennock Middleville were Sunday dinner the Chicago sj>caker is assisting in a Friday night as a surprise on her. guests of Mr. and Mrs John Kollar. Mrs. Julian Potts and daughter. national campaign to increase but­ A pot luck luncheon was served and several gif> left as a reminder of Mra. „,4SU Ralph rwMeiMen Flnkbeinekof nouuicMiddleter consumption. the occasion. vtlle spent Friday In Grand Rapids. , ir Jlmmir Slocum te back working In | Mrs. Floyd Foutcr amf two clillr>. m Last Week's Loiter. ‘he bakery again after spending the dren of Lowell spent from Wcdnes1 !la Mr. Pritcliard and friend of Kai- I13-’’ 'wo monttw m Marshall. (day to Sunday with her parents. Mr. amazoo called on friends here Sun^Irs- Schafer has closed her home’and Mrs. Harry Mendenhall. t. .(day. {<>r the winter and gone to Kahi-1 Fred Clsler and family of Grand LEd. Matureen and wife of Kala- mazoo to stay until spring. I Rapids spent Sunday with his moth•7n!v c'u-t mazco spent the week end at Uuur Mr- nntl Mr? L- N Buidi at-:er. Mrs. Marvin Ciaicr and brother. .-- ,-aI.I f.un- cottage. . tended thc funeral of Lon Render- Ray. ' v'u'iurn'r Harold Andrews, wife and chll- »»«>« near Hastings Monday. i Mrs. Eugene Haight and Mrs. I > ( n-e.n.'.-r; dren of Kalamazoo spent Saturday Wilbur Solomon is able to be out . Francis Haight and baby of Grand again after after hl-rere!?» his recent operation and hat the Sprague cottage. again ■■ called — • on Rapids Mrs. -------Wright Clif-. U,t4.r. tb- Rcv. Vrfrinnd and resumed his school awork pt thc Kel- ford Sunday afternoon. Teounweh. Rev. Briggs nnd wife of Mr. and Mra< John Adams spenj Vermontville S|ieht Monday at the ” ’"u COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS lake .. -------- , ----,.__z of last l.om Tuesday until- .Friday Oet 27. IM1. Mtirl Reynolds of ctewey spent *lth,the,r daughter and famal tlM* Kellogg Agricultural Twr?reii<- Sunday at E. D D. Reynolds'. th «.f ic.- tf- Mrs. Martha Reynolds of Battle FarJnj Creek u vbuling at Clifford Kahler's. Mr. r and Mrs. Leon Pennock and .-. E. r.- W ' «... Mr unu nnd MI Mrs. D «r>.n..u ReynoldsS visl- “r .^d Mra Glenn Kenyon were J ted her brolhrr and family of north Battle Creek shoppers Friday. Irving. uL-o Mrs Don Forman and। Miss Helen Wright "'r.g!:! is the census e...... uni’. w*’- r'»J .enumerator Barry ilittle daughter. Joan. Wednesday. - m precinct ‘ No. 1 ” .' „, *• „ A u„i',. i,i, , '■ Carrie Smith of Hastings visited yra-i». " friends here Friday ’I Mr. and Mra. Addison -pennock *------- u 'j *!»UIU. ,»h !■» Floyd Cairns of North Irving, who, hnd Mra. Jennie Warner spent Sun-'jf ’j'um jlw hps been visiting here, returned day with Mr. and Mra. Harry <•’ <'r*w(nr<i. )«b Worthington i«t Crooked lake I’ ’* • home Wednesday. The I. O. T. M. will meet nt the: home ot Mrs. George Norris for an! tk.1 CRESSEY. all day meeting Thursday ot this) . >■> Last Week's Letter. . Mrs. C-layton Louden of East D*'lv jo.' tpn spent several days the post Mrs. Mildred Fuhrman and chll-'<\ JUrty i dren of Kalatnaaw spent the week j mh a. ; week with friends here. iiaro Mr a|ld Mr - j F Oswald enter- end with her parents. Mr. and Mra.in. k*r<h',r. '■ !*• unri talned Mrs..Mary Cook. Mrs. Anna George Sprague. Mr. and Mrs. Roy -Walters nnd • p A.'iuv"] Uber ■"• Hicks nnd son J-v of Allegan on daughter.‘Charlotte, of Potterville ■ H u«><.«rii ',!* Sunday. were week end guests of her mother. T. !! .... . H. Barber spent | ['' 1 the week end tilth relatives a: Niles. Mra Ada Thorpe, und family. At the meeting of the Home Eco-1»: iir-n,..ri. ’’ Mr. and Mrs. T- D. Crandall mid i, >" family ot Kalamazoo spent Sunday nomics and Extension class held at' with Air. nnd Mrs. Millard Houser. ' thc home of Mrs. Esther Dunn1 Tuesday. Mr?. Winifred Sensiba was ' l‘,'n;1 .elected chairman. Mrs. Marie Wil- |7l^'r,in0,ll',,,£ Ham*, recreation chairman, and Mra ' ■ . Lillian Hayward, secretary and ‘j K mu «t th» treasurer. There werc.'ifl members; ",,"7 1 present. Mrs; Dunn, outlined' the j s.-Ai.r ji,i < ' work for the year and Mra. Carpen!! J.iJx* "f ter discussed things to be consid- • >: i»«r.i»"*Mf' . ■ । , ,;4 ered when planning a well balanced • h rr Ti J meal. The next meeting will be with Ih'"/-’t ^*rs- E-',51e Horton bn January 9. »r..i r.r.t.r.', ', । While Rev. L. D. Miles Is awav j Jl*^.' i on a hunting trip in the north. He i .'L.’r' .i'r'.' has arranged for Rev. Wheeler of j M, *. i-• । a Grand Rapids to fill his appoint-' A,'L' ■' meats on Sunday, Nov. 19. and Dr. .' ■'■„ Kennedy. EMst. Supt. will till thcm,l-«* I -»<..i u Sunday. NovT26. Hi”* mH Mr und Mrs Ray. Cleveland ahdl.rM >i.!ie family of Kalamazoo and Roy Ad-1 / « ■•? » :» rianxin and Mr. Tholan of Battle^;,' i"'’il*" Creek were Sunday guests.of Mr. r’.>mri r t r.n:. j and Mrs. Peter Adrianson $nd Har- J’4* BUTTER IN STORAGE WARMS NO CHILDREN Taxi of otir vacant house.*; have It’s A Fact SEV Folk, don't buy SUPERIOR RED ASH PO­ CAHONTAS COAL ju.t because it is low in ash and burns clean. What captures their attention is its remarkable lasting quality. It docs a lot more than just hold fire over' night. The lasting quality is always a sur­ prise to new customers. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT! Place your order today for SUPERIOR RED ASH POCAHONTAS. It will be a good stroke of business for both of us. . EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY ANNO LO FLOUR -> FEED -t- COAL CEMENT LIME BRICK -i- TILE -i- FARM IMPLEMENTS CO-Ol HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 Admit Pro Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column >rt Ur ■t ihe •• m 1 rr' Judre , ' > " .■ , . n tha- t . 1 i'" ... » - rr •i mr.or "h* .p»r-r irre.:,.! .u.j of rr,-’,-/ ’ t-r Pf i'r.! ,t> ROITHWEST CARLTON. A few from this vicinity attended' the program of “Pamahaaika's pets- on Wednesday afternoon in the Central auditorium at Hastings. Mrs Joseph Pflug and Mrs. Nora Follick of Hastings called on Mra. Carried. Walter Culberi on Tuesday. Mr. ahd Mrs. LaFayette Usbome Aid spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Theron Caln of Rutland. „rn.qrT .no „ Miss Orpha Buck, who has been f1"k* »r1 w.i„»rt working near Woodland spent the | A)1| w week end at home. ; i«-» Mrs < Flora Eiscnhood returned1 from Battle creek on Sunday to * Mo„d by am \ spend the winter with her daugh-;A>< o.»t h. ter. Mrs. LaFayette Usbome. Miss Hare! Shriber 'spent from I ’?.!> ciJn. Thursday afternoon -dnlil Saturday •'M afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-|£ ‘. J*.’*; ’b?* lum Shriber of Hastings. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. I Walter Culbert u'ere Mr. and Mrs. i tor nnd Mrs. Harold Radford of Has­ tings. Mr. and Mrs. Albert BarrJ- and -7 baby of Southeast Carlton called on Mr. and Mrs- J. J. Strodtbeck Sun­ ” day WEEKS CORNERS. county, tlw gov out tip reduein, expect*lhe prt< funner interest thU list 'llS IS I beetj u farmer merit hi I a reaso or qny matter. I ernmen '"acreage CAS AMI OH. MONEY — RELIEVE IT OK NOT!" their cu jxirt. ,T1 abio.id. limited Amerlet riHv.une adjust n sumpt la So//y."Really? Tell me about it, Helen." Helen."Well, os I use the car most of lhe time these days and actually buy lhe oil and’gas, Dick thought it a good plan to turn lhe car budget over to me entirely." Sa/ly:“How does that give you extra money?"Helen: "I have more time than Dick and have learned some surprising things about the cost of car operation. Dick thought all gas and oil sold al approximately the same price were of equal value.When lhe motor broke down, he considered it just hard luck and paid the repair bill." Sa//y:"lsn‘t it?"'He/en: "No! It is poor motor protection. More than half the entire motor wear occurs during the few minutes of starting when lhe motor is coldrOnly one brand of oil—Conoco Germ Processed Motor Oil—penetrates the metal so that a portion of it, nearly a quart, slays up inyour motor, greatly reducing the wear. So checking back on repair bills thafwere paid before I changed to Conoco, we’ve saved a lot of money this last year." Sally. "What about gasoline?" Helen: "To me that choice depended on quick starting—Dick used to choke the car until he was wild. It wasted so much gasoline in cold weather—ran the battery down and the nerves, too. With Conoco Bronze, the motor starts at the first turn and has power galore—goes further on each gallon and is anti-knock also. So you see how I did it?" Solly: "I certainly do, Helen—and I think you’re a very clever girll" DlCK TURNED OVERTHr CAft BUDGET 1© ME - J CONOCO w at the Jign 'o^ tke /^ecl yZiat Rapids spent lhe week end with Mr. i KJWS ’■» ,u West at their farm home. | c..mp,i»a‘ Mrs. Bessie DeCrocker of Scotts.: r*» by •nd Mrs. Jessie McArthur of Hickory Corners and Mrs. Ethel Whitworth । ' Chairman day with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. i 8' Frank Matteson. am. mu . Several from this neighborhood ■ £*>^7? r—»- attended the funeral of John Gurd. I am nJ totlra Sr • M 'be Dowling church Friday >e «lren by vuhlieatlun cj P. M. Much sympathy is extended i * infer, far three ,urr»«,i«» Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ritchie and Bernard of Kalamazoo spent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dicker­ son. EDMONDS OIL COMPANY EAST GREEN ST. HASTINGS, MICH. grum cc Cuni|M-l brought The ad is trtkln prevent have ph the plm Some There church dal nu Choir. a rcgult While 1 been hti � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-11-22.pdf 7adcf0b0bd429947ae65993d170a7b4e PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, NOVEMBER 22, 1933 20 P. PAGES Ito 8 NUMBER 30 Free Entertainment and Window Night in Hastings Thursday Night,November 23. Friday and Saturday Following, Nov, 24-25, Big Buy Now” Bargains Here FIFTY DRUGGISTS AT­ FOILS HUNDRED TEND MEETING HERE IMIOML [Four Speakers Discuss LiFARMERS S GN UP | quor Problem and Drug. BUNK ABOUT DEC. 1 I ANNOUNCEMENTS OF AL-' LOTMENT TO WHEAT GROWERS . ’co-operation means OPENING DATE DEPENDS th [Barry county Drug club mui th. I Battle Creek Drug club pwt at (tv Hastings Grill on Tuesday ev.-tUn • UPON AUTHORITIES AT WASHINGTON , j. c. PRESBYTERIANS TO TRAINING Will™ TEACHER CLASS OPENS DEC. 4 Gifts to Be Taken to Church; Ione Catton of Lansing PROJECTS DEC DEO Miss Sunday—Proceeds Apply to Preside—Subject Will Be GIVE THANKOFFERING on Church Debt Tn accordance with * a beautiful FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ALLOTS FUNDS TO BARRY COUNTY Sunday, a thankuffenng r. brought to the Presbyterian church by each member of tijr ronxYcgation and ciwst provided for USED FOR RELIEF “Principles of Teaching" I delinquent taxes CO. TREAS. MAUS HAS HAD i? r-denbminationa! S u n ri a y: NO OPPORTUNITY TO inday School suparinTOTAL PAYMENTS A DELIGHTFUL PROGRAM FOR THE THURSDAY NIGHT MEETING Musical Selections and Talk by Ketcham Will Be Fea­ tures—All Invited The Banner should reach all Its readers this week in time so they will M-e'our furtiicr comment* bn [the NRA night program for lomor- ' RECEIVED IN OCTOBER row night. Thumlay, November 23. , ,. , I We can say to our readrift that it 'P an® °n SendinK Checks *0 wm u- an - -ent in wWch.they will Twp. Treasurers and , t *>•' much intorcsu-d. it u expected Methodic ' crr< teachers -and ait । deposiled in a ketcham. pres.. ! that purpoiu*. wayne carter, cashier j Tins. offering . Wrdne.nday. frri* UNUSUALLY LARGE SUM . and Monday and De OF UNEMPLOYMENT day. Is devoted to cleai Wediw-M TTjiTson-.e portion of th<- M-ven tirouland Knfamazoo were in ultendaiKc —-------Trunk Line Improvements to Administration Says Planned also. Ch«.. Polls, Vfco.Pr,.,.; Dr. Cost $21,000 and Those Ftoiir speakers, including B F. • Production Will Prevent is S5CMJ00 A .special program of Druiet of Niles. Wilson HutcMiu ot i Perry, Chas. Hendershott, on Co. Roads $30,000 Overproduction School District, Soon «!*£ (music hiii beeh arranged church Grand Rapids. Duncan Weaver of j Kim Sigler, Directors Want has been The subject of the pastor's talk ----------.. .. rwtvea irom* the Regis! Fennville, president of the Michigan! . Elsewhere in this issue then- up- pu,» ; County Treasurer Mali* had a Central school auditorium, begin* 1,1'J-;-™-'-1"-1-,., ... “LSI $21.(XX) Will be cents. will „ be “What We Gam Through ■ govenunent that ■ jx-ars the authorized legal an- titate Pharmaceutical Association 1 bn-.y time during the dosing ning- at eight o'clock. The Hasting* available for use in imprqvmg the --It ivhpjx-d that fifty or more peo-'| very aiul K<|. Charlr. K 1-arlwr of Mid- -lnn ot ’**i-JUoiuil h»nk I, b.. onllI,p. ■ .— —of... October —” <in -------CUy Band wllj M<vrra| ^-leetwo receiving naunceni^it of the allotment ot dtenll,. dfs-u^Kl fl... firoblrm of known k““ as “ (Ik- National Bank <>t Has- i' ■ • • i pie may take advantage of this fine J delnuiuvnt tux. s He and hL< clerk tions and the* men's chorus • will rt-ylMu/nOTJU oKXu. acreage to wheat growers in Barry liandlihg liquor and the drug cwl • tings, have been m nt to Washing- j have one or tw\j numbers on tha county. They have signed up with It was a most Interesting and in- ton. The National Banking Law pro- ■ S4O.U0O for improving county roads. Sunday Schtxjl work Credit'will be busv. durtna that tun they had no program. Several Junior girls of the ----------„jne । vide* that five or more organizers i the government and agreed to carry structive program [Ti)e government made an appr.*> «ivi-n far thi< course. I— "... . opportunity to tabulate the total High school will put on acrobatic shall apply to the Comptroller oH out the government's program of printion of MOO.OWi.OOO tor the puramount for the month. Anyone at all stuntz similar to the ones given ut I the Currency for a charter to or- ■ reducing wheat acreage, which, it is i.'poac ot relieving unemployment, and familiar with the blanks to be filled the Spotlight. It is expected, too. iganize us a National Hank- Thisuip-i expected, will considerably Increase • this is Barry .county's share o! that! [out add records made when a de­ that there will be a choriis of High the price of wheat next year. Our I plication was sent in sometime ago. ‘ 11 fund. It is ail to be expended lor I Hnqueiit tax Is paid rvalues that school' students. The Rotary Club I and approved by, the Comptroller.: fanner friends es|>eclally, and ull ! hand labor on these highways. isuch a (|eiuge of delinquent tax pay- iwill ....lie r(-fj»nsihle for a musical The plan of organization. - the llsl’.BXJT THERE IS A LONG interested in farming, should read A. L. Brown, superintendent of I nu tits meant a great deal of extra stunt on the.pkogram. • of assets. capital, surplus.manage-' this list of over 400 nnmen. We b<'! maintenance for .state trunk linns in | labor tor Mt Maus As soon as he L-j The speaker for the evening Li LIST OF CIVIL | ment. directors, officers. etc., were' leve those who have Signed have [this county. lias prepared a lls! of: able to determine the rvecipis for the] Honorable John C. Ketcham of thU j then submitted to the reorganization ‘ been wise. In no other way than I projects on trunk lines within thel CHECK FOR $#,052 li\RE ■........ ACTIONS city, who will devote half an hour to n„X ~ ...... - ... farmer cooperation can the govern-, FATHERS AND SONS HEAR division of the Comptroller s office, county that will take up the KlJ:. 8 ------------*111 be glad to give explanations of the purposes of the of whirl) has been approved and > hope to aid furnwrs in getting! - jNSpIRIN0 ADDRJCSS ’’L®/-?!-*-. CE1VED BY COUNTY ‘the totals to our;teadCTS. :NRA and t|ie “Buy Now" movement, la charter set a>idr for tlw new bank NOVEMBER TERM WILL a reasonable price tor then wheat. । The Barry .bounty road comhtte-' I The township treasurers and with which the merchants of Hnsor any other commodity for thalj TREAS. MAUS । I hr Nut; »nal Banking Act further noru NCVT K/inMRAY -,lon held a riv-eting last-week a’nd MONDAY NIGHT I choul district treasurers will appro- Ungs, at th.' request of the General provide:, that Jive shareholders of | Urtfii DitAl IV1UNUAT (jf-cpied on fh<- folloUuu; . ik pro-1 matter. Coo|M-ratn>n with thc gov-i I elate the fact that Mr. Mau-, who. । NRA Contouttee. are cooperating eminent in a reduction of wheat! _-inu . ......ra ihropof-ed ivw,natjonnl bank may! . jec’. which they have -mnvnd- iiAMCV OCIMr niCTDID I under the law. would not be com-Lone hundred percent. „ b- designated as directors, to hold: Fifteen Civil Cases Require • MUNtT otlNb UloInlBaer.age is absolutely necessary, tn EMPHASIZED VALUE pelleil to M-nd out checks for the! Tlwro will be a Window Night view of the world situation. Every, nr i/trrrniiir' nnnn aiaaact s,,ch office.until the regular unniiu'.■ Jurr-Thirij One Di ,£.».•«-«« he on tjuj^ UTEI) T0 DISTRICTS three months from July 1 to Octobe r i^bplay by Hastings merchants from other government has encouraged Ur KttrlNU bUUU NAME election, pursuant to the national 1 until January, has already- wnt, 6.30 to 7 30 Thursday evening. Fea, banking law. which is designated *tu I vorce Cases rUMd starting two miles e..>t of Midits own jieople to raise the when*.] i heir share of the delinquent I lured rfithv displays will be tha their country needs so as not to im- J Ideal Home Is One Where the m rand Tuesday in January of [ Followin’g is the calendar for The,dlcvlile. On this road paved gutters, Primary School Fund Must thetn taxes for 1932 paid during that per-.special BUY NOW-bargains which jiort. This has affected our markets | Son and Father Know Each ‘[’“ch year Th- fire manner.-, .nm-■[ November term lit circuit C'mrt ditches and other Improvement i Be Used Only for Paying • ----iod. Some time ago be sent them, tiny wilt put on for the uro siicubioud, .-•> that production must be I mg th- article , of association and ; w'hicli convene . on Monday, No- work will be done at an estimated ‘ checks for the’delinquent taxes he cceding days. Friday and Saturday, Salaries of Teachers Other, Said thc Speaker designated as director* to hold such I v-mber 27: limited to .Mibslantlally whul the’ j tost of 85.106.n<). ‘ , had received tip to the first of Au- [•November 24 and 25. These Wlnd>ev Auiirlcan ]>»-ople themselves can About 250 mm and boys al tended bntil th- first annual meeting! ’ Crhnin.il• Cause*, , The secona .project.wijl be on the f County Treasurer Maus received gust. Last week he mailed checks fori Nights have always been enjayablv. Consume.' the Fath r and Son banquet, winch [’J li”' ■'-’ockholders, are John C. i people vs. Ed OLm-ii. bastardy, for Hastings-Y a n k e e Sprmgs-Prairic- MiciXm far^MOSlOo’ iMviueut of!11** delinquent township taxes undlThere u every reason to i-xiM-ct tha In order that there may be a real, 11V place ,„uvv ot th- regular Broth-, Ketcham, former Congressman from'>ttrruignmivit. Kok the iilie county road. No. 43(1. On thL-( ■ “ meeting ; u-onard Gwrtler. will be a number of paved gutU’rsi adjustment of production to con- |t-rho«xi on Monday night rii* Fourth-Congressional Dtetrict.) peopi,. Vf, sumption it b possible (hat the Alll.r the ushal ustia! Informal informal gutlicrnig Cluirirs- S Pottg, Treasurer of the j breaking’ and entering., for trial. put in. a lot o! clay drawn to liold- . ... ----. .... n, .>m-m .... »-i GOV.T G|V|M(. WQRK NQT. the s]»eclal efforts put forth, to furgovernment may. if the NRA pro- and visiting, visiting, till re)Kilred rejmlred to the .s->m-;Ciran<1 Rapids Bookcase Ar Chair: people v.,. B-inurd Heliici, .lalu- I the gravel in better shape and other - this time amounted to 81.00 per e; .... x.._ i ‘oer rro«»l me uuy program. uAkinism A iit ..nm th12 now lflc - ® 11-’ h’0*'1 iirogram. work.-at an estnnatod coat of 88.74H. i l»ersoii of school - 1 tconts ot and-(lM1J [torv lu|X.t tor .M hU nce. grain continues a* we expect it Will, cial rooms of the church and par- Cq - Dr Burton -- ------ Perry, --- veterjnary. — HANDING OUT "DOLES 1 TYu- Window- Night duplay Will ... a.. «.... -I.i.l.......dinner, Il............. ,---- ....... -----conijA I such acreage reduction by took of fine chicken after . fltmioF form*'" nuvnr mayor nt o! ll».thc rltv city rtf of It-,.-. Has-. ’ Juri (-jvj| .. cause*, ; The third project recommended L- tween five and 20 ■ars inclusive—in i Kill be lw another irnnUu-r j w<,oie M,.tter' Under Direc- [end at 7:30 Beginning at 7 45. the [tings. t-tejybddy who Ls a possible, grower. which the progrum-was enjoyed. , tings. Charles I. I rt-ndersliott. ficndcrsliott. farmfarm-, The-Commercial Invi-.-tinent Trust on the Quimby-Lacey road, begin- the county Then- will '• Continued oji page ning at Section 18 -Maple Gcoie payment of $2M)»for each person ir. wno,e mailer unaer Uirec Hastings Clto Band will give a con­ o! wheat-We cannot Me how an m-; Lloyd Shafer was made the song '■Continu ed op page five) lv> Syra pjerev. assump-it. cert tn the Central School auditor­ Phelxtion of County Relief crea.'fd price for wheal can be; leader and led the crowd Ina line »xiuir> m a vr-nc7 * a it Ernest Vjrihiu'ulcn ’ L township . and ... . extending ----- , south to: the county between the ages of five ium. While the people are assemb­ 1 in* Lihz. brought about in any other manner community sing into which ull en- UIVIU rLRT tno AWAII jManktr. tresjxjss on tin- case the cCktlhoun county line. -n^,, The vsy-'and 20. which it is exjiected will be’ ling. the bond will be playing. Eight Commission • The Hdminlstrutlan nt Washington n-rcd heartily. received during tlv early part of OPENING uun CURTAIN 1 Mary Evarts v.- John Brock tn-.,- matecAcost of 9i(ne improvement■ urciuiivu i buy liwu _ rn lh ?> n L . S3 ; ow Our readers’- will be interested in a o'clock is the hour set Iot the regular U taking thc stand that. In order to Al " 'business meeting [January, Following ore the.amounts [ ,-—v.. to earh of tog-jj. telegram received by Father Ber­ program in the auditorium to begin, . . c»'" —... ru, «... ’i While the b|;ldge U being built I apportioned prevent over-produciion. we must Broth, .U«IH *•» — ' Th,. Bride," Ready for Pre c cl'“k 11 " nard -N. Geller. chairman ot the, and the bund will continue playing have jdnnned production. We canpat: to the Older Boys’ Conference, which itj-ship*. also to this city: ! south of Assyria Centei on‘M-14. . . m, . ' . ler. tresixus on th:: ca.-f. Barry County Emergency Welfare until 8:15. Those who have heard the have planned production unlessb,. held in Kulamazoo next’' scntation This Evening j Flavin *-•----- Robinson - vs . Caryl Fuller. - ’will be necessary to detour the 8 379.00 Assyria .. Relief commission, from Fred R. Hastings' City Band led by A. A- Blthere is authority buck of it to put ‘ week. ■ flc. There is no good road for [trespass on the cure. Baltimore . 238.00 and Friday Johnston, the State Civil WOrki Ad­ fereno. in the concert* that have the Plan into execution ■ -niv meeting was presided over by If. A. Adruupte vs Earl Coleman, t purpose The state highway om-l . 204 00 ministrator. The telegram reads as been given this fall, will realize that Home farmers'in Barry county [the vice-president. Fred Jones, in tContinued on page hx) '] trespass on the case. Curltoiy . 424 00 this will be a real treat. Coupled follows: .. ciupmatt v> CUIre Orthave taken ndvantmp- of this wheat the uteence of the president. Charles « Thr Bride three-art «.i.ed> to: . 541.00 Castleton c,Icun Mur, com- GLASGOW. SCOTLAND. “This Is notice that all persons on with that will be Jhe other musical situation this year Some have, Hinman, who U up north hunting. U- prejenteh In Centr.l .udtwrlum tyTTJSil Hastings Twp. . ■ 199.00 ,.uur, work rellel in your county, and all and Special numbers and thc ad­ <Continued on page six) He railed upon Had Angell to inlro- here thl. eu-nlne. hoe. 31 and FnHastings City .. 1.287.00 PAPER IS INTERESTING Hope worts relief projects, beginning with dress by Mr. Ketcham—all of which ’■ eommenri.u: W1|1„ E s,,, ' *•• ;duce the speaker and honor gue.-.t. . . 236.00 at 8.15 ocjpck. expressed keen ap- „ w,.t(1,.n ck-ctinent Monday. November 20. are to be will make nn evening of great en­ SPECIAL THANKS-। Attorney Gordon Wheeler, of Grand . 34800 joyment and be well worth while. worry n. Joseph McKhight Has Copy Johnstown GIVING SERVICE. Rjjpju.x. whose topic was “What’s preeuthm ttol oulf t„r the >n»t> ».,d c„ir„. . 286.00 -transferred to the Civil Works Ad­ And remember that thc entertain­ r evern.»y ot the ' “ t-n»>ln« l.lt.l v ,„ s , rkl< . , r ,., Isu ., ministrator.. of which your commis­ There will be a special Tiianks- in a Name?" of Herald Printed on Maple Grov. . 320.00 but also greatly admired the set -sion has charge. This means that ment is fr«*to all. giving service nt thc • Methodist The s|*eakt*r emphasized the fact IO 1,1V IIIUIKI Vl III, r.'uiK --1 Orangeville 150th Anniversary the workers arc to paid regular We have explained in previous is­ church next Sunday night with spe‘- that there is a good deal in u name built especially for this play. |George W Davis.-deceased, appeal 236.00 Prairieville evening will be thc climax— wages on the basis of a thirty hour sues of the Banner that the Has­ , The Bunner Ls greatly indebted t > Rutland ... clul numbers by the large churtu. For several ud-ks. he said-, the clr- rUlis 191 00 ’rather the nrat of thr^iimqx<-sl!r^vlPjto^,b^“rti. ■ . ■ ■’ '*• week. Please submit . immediately tings NRA Committee asked tha et al. vs. Al-.J°-'ePh McKmght for a recent copv; Thornapple cliolr This wilt take the place of cult court in Grand Rapids has been' 408.00 projects for civil works after ap­ cooperation of the merchants in Aa regular Thanksgiving DAy service. trying "the cu ea.M' (Continued on page n ■ of tlje Glasgow. Scotland, Herald., WuOdUnd . HT.vice. ’|tryingIhe .m' of the receiver of the ~roi 2*11’ ca'il .1UU1 a-ssbtants. who, eight! 363.00 proval1 -by your county commission. putting across the "BUY NOW pro­ While these are days when it has. Berkey and Gay furniture factory. , n ",llk|hg on this proiluc- . 'commemorat'ng the 15()th uiiniver-• Yankee Spttl 180.00 has . been These jnest- prujec.. projects must nnvc have i»gn high >ala-1 gram. "---- , ,'Which ..... , J. strongly --- non since.eany in October. No mat-' n. n arc dcmcihm been luird for us all in many ways, v.v tjie Simmons Company, charg- tlon rarly >n mui- ,«, । Miry of the founding of that p.ijwr. ut how interesting and amusing the ULU AUt rtlxolUnl bor and small material costs. They: anicd by the NRA authorities at yet when we stop jind think’ about ing that thc latter had not only dis- u.'r how Ihieresting and amusing the. . .... which was started as the Glasgow;; IVital ......................... 86,052.00 must be of a character to be prose- Washingtoo. To their arodit be it it. we can find many reasons for xiputed the u< i-l-. of Berkey A: Gay Pmy.or how beautiful the stage set-1 LAW IS INTERPRETED Advertiser. ' This money is being distributed to cuted immediately, and must be . 5‘ud l,ic merchants of Hastings, thankfulness, so it will lie worth- but had ruined its good name, which [mgs. the routine <>1 rehearsals and] . xnciosca wnn inis . . . Enclosed with this special anmannivarious school districts of the capable of termination in ninety »tthuut exception gave their cuiMhlle to attend this service. (Continued on page four) ,,,e c<’h't»nt planning, building and Co Clerk T. S. K. Reid At- veraary supplement is a copy of the,! the I ' Mterafton 1 ’7" 7*7“ " .7 i r , Jdnuflry „ ' Jw> , of Vol I[county. It can only be used in the days or less. Road projects in your (Wfx-rate in this manner, alteration nf of .hthe W. set h^n,n. become rather* monotonous to tho^.* carrying on tended Meeting m I^ansing L of the Glasgow Advertiser thc j payment of teachers' slaaries. I: will county are being prepared by state J advertising columns of the be a very welcome help and more is highway department and county • fhi* w<*lc tfve evldeu« ot the work. esj)eclalJy so since all of, on Thursday Evening predecessor of the Herald. This isi[expected In Januarythe work except fhe actual construe-1 . road commission, subject to review i1*1® that they are putting on _______________________ tion of the scenery is done after County Clerk T. S. K. Jteid was in especially Interesting. At that time by you. Further instructions will fob.real *Jani^ln!’ f°r the two days : 2^^ : ^t U h» .°Jout bO i U CORRECTIONS MUST BE regular business hours Lansing on Thursday evening along low by letter." t | —Friday ,and Saturday. W to come from long distances to take On Friday evening the play will 'r,th about forty other county clerks RECEIVED BY NOV. 25 Tills telegram explains as con­ advantage of these offers. be rejicatcd here in Central audito- to learn more. abjitit the Old Age 100.000 The January 17. 1783 issue. cisely as could be how the govern­ ■ — num. Then dn Saturday morning . ^‘‘Mlon law. Tile mroting, which gives a number of interesting let-' ment Is proceeding in order to fur ­ the scenery will be tom down and was held at the Hotel Olds, was ad- ters from various European capitois. County Agent Foster Gives nish relief through work rather GOSPEL MEETING. — -moved to Battle Creek where the',dressed by A. J. Webster, it repre- including London, and also gives r. Notice ’ About Wheat Althan by handing out doles. We will Gospel meeting. November 29. at . The BANKER tfils week is helping Uncle Sum plav will lie presented in the Citv ^n'atlve from the State Welfare de- summary of Glasgow news. The pa­ all agree that that is a more satis­ 7:30 P. M. at the Nagel home tn In Jotment Contracts per hud only four pages, 'about fifpollegt- auditorium-Monday evening i i^rtment. Mr. Webster gave a very, teen inches to the column, and torn , in his “Wheat Allotment” plan. If you are not Ing village. Everybody invited. Every fural boxholdcr in Barry factory way. at the invitation of the Battle Creek dtar l'>l®n’rctatl6n of the set up columns to the page. Thc quaint iC0Untv a regular subscriber of the BANNER, and a ity „ is receiving MU8 this week’s copy Civic Players. The Battle Creek and thc Prog^ ^itfl; .nude is interesting The exprA- ot thc Hastings Banner. Contained association lias been active for sev- <throughout the suite, also the plans spelling ; ’ copy of the paper is delivered to you, we invite ; shins used In describing eecnta ;n thi$ paper^js-a list of wheat era! years and has produced many • ni“dc- lor registration. you to look it over carefully, with the idea of very apt. We wonder if mod- growers in Barry county who have was learned by Reid M. ..that ... .-cent outstanding productions. Thert^oref 11 ) It learned by Mr. ■ to the 1ern news lias not last -something uken. Government Wheat Al|otthis invitation is a compliment to, the price to be paid pbr name *'* having your name added to our list. The BAN-1 through the haste with which it lnent contracts ; enumerators had been changed, and (Continued on page four) prepared, and the trudequato choice; Tins publication gives the ro­ NER is the lowest-priced county-seat weekly in now the, price will be 2 cents per | name in thc city and 4 cents pet of words because of hasty prdpara- ^u vmcnt <>f lhe contract as figured the State. Our subscription rate is only $1.00 HOLINESS UNION AT irom thc records submitted to Coun­ -name on the rural routes Previously tion? per year within Barry county—back where it NAZARENE CHURCH the rate was 1 l-2c p$r npme in In the supplement are pictures of ty Agen, ^ter and the Barry ---------jthe , me city and uiiu 3 l-4c per iuxuil name in ... some of Glasgow's streets 100 and county Allotment Committee, by Advertising is business news. Other news is was 40 or 50 years ago, and we’re giving you a Changed From the Wesleyan the country. Ti*~ This r. new ” plan ~t" will tr be 150 years ago. and also some vluws of; the individual farmers Found in the important,.but under present conditions no part splendid' modern city, with its publication will lie thc name of apwhole lot more for your subscription dollar NOW Church—Rev. Hoos and Iretroactive, Mr. Reid saidt Mr. Reid thb immense industrial development. p n C ant. the total .die of his farm or says tiqil prompt payment hife been of the BANNER should be more interesting or than we did then. As January 1st is a very con­ Rev. Howlett Speakers made to the, enumerators as checks Mr. McKnlght grew io youifg the amount of land covered by the valuable to our readers than our business news venient time to have a subscription expire, we have ,been The monthly meeting of the Holl- -------- -received —•- - within -------- a few manhood in Scotland, and was de- contr.ict. a statement of the Allotllghted to get lids paper with its mem invnl oiuutoii bushels ana. and. a satement satoment oi of inc thc ness Union which was to be held <>»>•» from thB tln,e bl,ls wcrc ren ' columns. In them the live business men of Has­ will now send the BANNER to new subscribers, : interesting pictures and articles. : maximum or. mos\ * acres ot wheat . . creo.Thursday of’this week nt the Wes- dered , tings, awake to the opportunities afforded by to Jan. 1st,, 1935, for SI.00. If you should not I Four typista have been engaged at • ' I this farm can liarvest in, 1934. teyan Methodist church will be held' , Foifr ORCHESTRA to present The various Township Committee ­ ‘ Te clerks office to fill out the cards ; the "BANNER, mention bargains which they nt the Nazarenc church instead, the l,u' “cr*’» .. have the ready cash m|w, we will try qnd ar­ CONCERT ON DEC. 10 County Allotment Committee I change being made because of re- thal 8° to tlu’ stote. At a meeting of the Har-tings men. offer during the “BUY NOW” campaign, which range for payment at some •future date. Just" 50 per cent' of the work has , pairs being made on the furance About *' ’ rn hold on Mon­ and County Agent Poster will rc-| been completed in tlie county and it Symphony 1day eveningOrchestra at the former place. includes next Friday and Saturday. fill out the coupon beloit and mail to us. it was decide^that the ccive cosrections on this publication i Remember the afternoon service is 1 lioped that the registration in thus ‘ organization should present a con­ until Saturday, at 5:00 P. M-. No-i 25. 1933. Any irregularities Where so many are concerned in the an-will.be finished next week. at 2:30 Rev. Hoos speaker. Evening city ' cert in thc Central auditorium on vember noticed in this publication, regard ­ Many people do not seem to fully fry truly yours, . service 7:30, Rev. A. L. Howlett Sunday afternoon. Dec. 10. under nouncements of this business news, it would be the newssity for sign- Lthe direction of A’. A. IJifemo. Tin- ing your own or your neighbors Al­ bringing the message. God is bless- understand 1 unfair for the BANNER to make individual up when the enumerator pre­ program will appear in a later is­ lotment or acres, should be. reported HASTINGS BANNER. ing these union meetings'.. Better ing 1 by Saturday. November 23th.. or they come and get your share.—Wm. C. 1sents the cards, though some ijave sue of the Banner. mention. We suggest that our readers take the Cook Bros., I’rpprs. later gone to the Clerk’s office and __ /stand as printed." Geariiart, Secy. 1 time to look over carefully the business news signed. REBEKAH FAMILY NIGHT. . Some time ago a publication of It ------Is hoped r that the legislature at-The Hiawatha Rebekah Lodge No.‘wheat contract material was made and announcements contained in this issue, read county *" in the Freeport this-special session may cliange 11h> 53 win have a Family Night Friday. for Barry - ----- --------Agreeable to your notice In the BANNElh,of Nov. 82, the splendid bargains offered by the merchants law so that it will be more agreeable November 24. with a i»< luck supper News. The last column in that pub­ 1933. please send the BANNER to me. to the citizens of tin; state, hun- at 6:30. Bring aandwlchcs and one lication w.ls not the acres ot wheat of Hastings, who were asked by the NRA com­ I Put cro»s in the square width will Indicate your ■ dreds of whem orc financially un- ■ other dish. There will be an enter­ that could be sown this fall-and A. G. CADWALLADER. choice.) \ mittee to put on this “BUY NOW” campaign, Having decided to quit farming able to pay 12 per head, although tainment following lodge, All Re-' harvested next year, but was a statement of the wheat harvested on they — -------arc not - ----receiving —if— .welfare .« bekahs aid. and their families are Invit­ and engage in other business. A.“O. .v | | Enclosed U 81.00 which pays to Jan. 1, 1935. for the two days. We suggest that when the the farm this year. 1933. This col­ Cadwallader will have an auction ed to come. NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS. umn in the Freeport, paper was gen­ BANNER reaches you Wednesday or Thursday, sale on Che Palmatler farm 1-2 mile | | Will arrange with you for future payment. SECOND WARD P. T. A. erally misunderstood throughtout north of Banfield. Henry Flannery The Auto License Bureau for Bar­ jthat you take the time to read carefully the ad­ ry county has been moved to 139 1 Second Ward P. T. A. meeting the county—Harold J. Faster, Coun­ will cry this sale, offering stock, NAMJ. ... vertisements in this issue. If you do that you poultry, tools, feed and household West State St. the building in which Monday night, Nov. 27. at 7:30. ty-Agent.' articles. Read complete list of ar­ the Western Union Tclegfaph office Every one be present for a very good ADDRESS will be convinced that the merchants of Has­ program. • j —------------------------------ticles for sale on another page of Is located. ---- «-»-«-------------; For nearly two weeks the Barry Rindly tell your neighbors who. tings have made wonderful inducements for the this Issue -of the Banner. ROUTE NO NOTICE LIVESTOCK SHIPPERS, county jail has been empty—not a I may not take the Banner two days—Friday and Saturday of this week. . isOur next shipping dale will be single prisoner. That is good news _______________ i Veterans—a supply of V plates RUMMAGE SALE. Mon.. Dec. 4th. and every other Mon. for folks interested \n the moral wel­ Sat. Nov. 25. Methodist church, available. Morris O. Hill • thereafter. Hosting* Coop. Shipping fare ot the county, and will be pleas­ auspices Epworth League.--Adv. Branch Manager. , A&son,—Adv.--------------------------------ing to the taxpayers also. H-22. ■ —Adv. I government aid SiS' DNLYTNIEECRIMIML CASES L STED GORDON WHEELER SPOKE IT BANQUET SECOND WILLD2^D READ THIS/ ' Interesting Business News In This Issue of the Banner One Auction Sale �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1933 PAGE TWO MISSIONARY UNION MIDDLEVILLE SCHOOL BOY SCOUT COURT NRA while I. h.. helped lo wine ENCOURAGED OVER HAD FINE -MEETING extent. Is very evidently not the TO HOLD AG. FAIR OF HONOR TONIGHT The November meeting of thi solution of the troubles in which. RED CROSS PROSPECTS Observing. Golden • Methodist MlsMOnary Union wai । our country finds it*elf. It Is also . Wedding Anniversary Varied Exhibits and Program Leaders’ Training Classes to held at the home of Mrs. Wm, R e»w io »eo ihoi ihe I'r.odem , Annual Membership Roll Call iplan of first buying American gold. * Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Brown are Arranged by Faculty Convene For Three EyeCloses on Thanksgiving waa given. Mia. Floyd Everhart g.iv< and then foreign gold increased’ making their homo with Mr*. J W. A i .dtnadge and Lillie E and Students an outline ot the articles in the For ----- —7 i prices, measured in doliust^wil! not Sage for the winter• nings Opening Dec. 7 Day, ____ November 30 . ; , BTOtt . .rre married tha day before The Thorniippie-W. K Kellogg • Annual ‘ Th.uik.qjivmg dinner. .The November Boy Scout Court .clgn Missionary magazine. 'Solicitors fur the Burry County •Thank-' giving. November 28. 1883. by faculty DR. WILF0RD ElfEMAN l’ntl °“r dlfficultle*. / Mr*. Chas. Kerr, music chairman and student* will hold an Wednesday, Nov. 20. at Striker । There Is left one o| Bri-JK- m Buttle Creek anil ’ T “ > Red Cm-are hoping to reach tin 1 of Honor will be held this evening combined thrHivotions with music EXPLAINED WHAT IT I which the Presidqnt hiL^^..r‘*T' quota of «0<) members and lire qhll shdit honeymoon with rela- Aiirtcnltural-Vceatlonal School Fair. rchooL Everybody welcome Mrs. Robt. Burch, assisting and sin ivlz: Inflation. The collapse q(_rrv(J- encouraged o.e: the prn-pect*. . d Irimd* before beginning Nov. 27-28 in the school auditorium. Special on women’* dresses, coats. WOULD MEAN !tt. beginning with the Mump in the suing on his father* farm. Al) those interested are reqUcsti-d to , men’s, autt* and o’conti Thursday presiding. Awards will be made lor also gave a lovely -solo. ask for a premium Hat The build-’ and Friday, Nov 23. 24. 73c. C.i’h advancement* <nade by the Scouts stock market and finding its climax Splendor of Ood. Honore Will.l* tion thrv hat BELIEVES BEST WAY Ing will be open f*»m 3:00 until 9.00 and carry McCrttry ;n thc closing of all the banks-by clean<-r> - Cail BenMjn. an Eagle Scout frem Morrow -s hue - story cuncernini P .M, each day at which time Adv. Adoniram Judson and his wife. Aim IS TO ISSUE MONEY order of the President, la' the major Mlegan. will b. honor guest and re- lirst Christian -------------------------Ib IU IbbUC IYIU7 idiflicuity. Neither thc NRA nor the demonstrations and exhibit* can be missionaries to Bur Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Church hair J , ..late incident* of hu European trip tn. reviewed‘ by •' Mr* •*-*. A K purchasing inc farm in seen. The evening program will be­ New Onrreney Shonld Be ini>in« «i ,.,ia m n» .mail quonnimmed int^fa*.>ii h side of Mr and (n,, 5Umnwr whcn he attended the’nmiaiui wlvnfflfdrThe stirring uni 1, , ties lies in In which the nurcha<es purchases are here they have made gin at 7:30. hoxa-ws Park Janibl.,n. at Godoilo.. Austria Juntmul lire.- of these pioneer work Controlled Carefully by Monday evening three school or­ i^ct made arc making credit* any easier. home .since October 1903.' ■It would help if Mr. Roosevelt could ganisation..will furnish imu-ic. whjch ’ ?, c . IWimUng Ttiurstlay evening. Deers live again a* eh' ’ told <’f th' •< n children were b<ru to tiiein Our Federal Govt. Mrs E t L I. Septz Mr.ni. 1* .* slowly ri«-iv recover­ ember - n M,rIM ,4 Uirre evening hardship* and sacrifice* they mad. ; find a way, to unfreeze the frozen ii<im five are sttu living, three ■AilI la- followed by moving pictun - . Mrs One of the best and nwl inform­ asset* of closed bank*. In the Justin. An>rl and Zena*, and wiih u lecture by C. A .P.iquin of- ing from her recent Mirioua illttcsa Scout training classes for leaden to plant tlw banner nt Christ it ing talk* ever given at a Commer­ speaker’s Judgment credits have ab' to her niany I|llrt nij-jn the community who are that fur away land daughters. Mtv Ray .Babcock thc Michigan Dept, of CVmservatliii. which t* good n cial Club meet mg here w as that of ; sorbed available cash to such an -j •• • j The bushH-ss program and u .-.octa Tnlmadge. who ’Tuesday evening there will be or- , friend* Dr. WUfortf J Eltemnn. head of the extent that those who still o»e chc»:ta rfluslc. a short Health play., Special oli women’s dr< *.*•*. coat ■ digt church, starting with a «upjmt hour closed the afternoon. department of economic* a'- Album money cannot find n way to pay it. a solo, and an addre:.* by Pro! H men’* suit* mid o'enatx. Thursday 4t ti 30 o'clock. ’Die next classes will Hie December meeting will b«i ..randchlldren college, -who dheuwed the subject Until they do we are not out of the t,j E. HUI. head of the Farm Manage­ and Friday. Nov. 23. 24, 75c Cash * held with Mr*. Clinton Lahr. grandchildren. of -Inflation." . ment. Dept, of M. 8 C Mr. "I" Hill; and carry, McCreery*. ‘ciftimrs. headquarter* >and T Yw-ji Johnston of Battlr Crack is SHOULD PAY THEIR SHARE. The beauty of his address was the Idina anniversary November 28th traveled, in Europe, Including Rus-. Adv. The real queation r. How can tu clearncA* and forcc’fulnexs with increase *ia, Inst summer and gives a very the purehasing power <>l A daughter weighing nine pounds slon. Elemcnti of Scouting. Scout- Truckers in this state "are alurmr wlilch he expressed his view- He Interesting talk on EunijM-an agri­ uas born on Nov 21 to Mr andlitn- mastership. Cubbing and CUbntasmade thc subject of money and in­ the people? In thc speaker.- judgculture. t----- 618 So .Park .. .j*. St ... 4t tendup and Sea Scout work are the lau.ry laws pawed by .the leeL-laturt Fraud* •• Huver. flation very -plain. Hr declared that The grades will hove display; of Pennock hospital. at Its la.il session. They are te.-tiiy from thc. ‘ boulder.-, of deb coutses to be studied. the old idea that money represent­ laws In the crqirt* Unless thev A .small blaa- in Dr E Jed stared-up value and exchange ^iut it upon the Shoulders of Arratisenicnta have been made by there will include sand tiibh'*. imrt that the Michigan law* ate-unment. In* other words office on Saturday aflrnicon value Is exploded Now money rep­ headbands, design*, picture. e.-nitltutibna). they claim tl. it it a ill cut the tire department -Hu resent* simply a system of'account­ government issue, not to < give demonstrations and lesson* Trail to Healthvili'-. Indiun-PUgnm end the trucking of trim from thia damage was done . a) help its celebrate, ing Thia hr illustrated in a man­ under reasonable control naiidwork, Indian blanket* a tepee, . » Mis Alan Johnwin < nteitamc-l Calhoun County Red Cros.< will give Ktate. get the golden date! ner that made every listener under­ enough volume of currency a unit cf the American Pioneer de­ the regular ■meeting <rf the Monday manner that will get it into cir­ inad\ of flou The Banner d<*«:> nut pretend t* stand his viewpoint veloping'a Pilgrim settlement. In­ Study Club'ar her home, the disc a • this instruction to which the fad'-'ty know ,t rybody. hirer and small. the provisions ot the- new Speaking of President Roosevelt's culation nu that it will be available proud a Ikl'.h men and all who so desire are in­ dian scenes,, a model of our n-h.’jl. sion being on "Current Topics ' • . for individual uses mid to ciuc the counts f.tmili effort* to clear up the depression vited. nib is the approved Red laws; but If they tend lo make .'hoMng class schedule.- and other F W. Stcbbuui. who underwent an Cro-s First Aid course for Which trucks meet a pro|>er .■'hare of th* he declared that, when he took of­ credit situation. OBJECTIONS LESS project work. ’ operation at Pennock hospital on mniomni ■* given. These training fice. he had pronounced himself in ‘Ocrmany ha.- shown us the way upkeep of th.- highway*, we think ' Lack of space will inly p«nnit Thursday, is gamin-; nicely wluch w nr. ’ open to ull whether trucker* will hai'- no re.i-*>n t > comfavor of "sound money, meaning w ought not to inflate. The credit THAN ANTICIPATED mention of the High whoal rdudf- is 'happy news to hts many friends. ‘ ‘ gol^moncy But soon thereafter it system of tiiat country completely P3,u ll 'plain tional'exhibits and demonstrations.,; Special on wsan'-n s dresses, coat* Scout leaders or not. bec*nc evident that his viewpoint rollaitf.rd; but It had one good ef- Mr,Old Age Pension Census They include health pesters, height tnfetra was shifting. It now. seems quite feet—it wi|»cd out all German debt*. Ott< Enumerators Report Good ayd weight chart-., plants and certain that the steps taken by the In France inflation forked far bet- F S ..nu tinted aninuiU in .their natural and- carry President, while they have been ter. It increased tiie prices of In- Gtdl Co-operation environment, gruph-i of different i Adv. helpful, are far from affording a bur and o! product.- and wiped out nliasc* of the Agricultural Economic solution of our economic difficul­ 80 per cent of the debts.. !■ tukiii': situation.-inathimaticur gfapiis uml ties. < : The best example of aholesome Pi iiUun designs, making of sugar Thc speaker declared that the inflation, the speaker said, occurred during the World war when, under '.mi: pr-tbablv icrude oil. soap making. *ik>i President Wilson'* direction, with combustlsn. advantage* of practically the uiumimotis approval M^’ rufleetton ot light, iaborato rut week*. 1* on th* of congress, billions of dollar.- of '”1! barometers, kgal soil pn.fi .. hur Igiubainth. &b American bonds were s«oid to our tilizers. potato direiu-e uun. been caring tor him people The.-c binds became tie­ Dresses display, grain treatment with r>pbasis of credit.. .Thcy^ouid be~ex- Gen* rat Hia |jer carbonate, tarni marhmi-ry. ur.-d chunged' for other value* Thi-y cnnirol. btilanmi man $19.75 Drvsscs $14.75 THE RURAL TEACHERS added to the peoples' purchasing and expcrimr power’ and nmounted to a. real in­ VISIT OTHER SCHOOLS tiunul flation. aught in this Red Cro In the speaker'** Judgment th* u Dresses Each One Was Required to unment slu.uld so control the 1s*m Ro!) Cfi’l .■ \’.V. THE FALL CONCERT OF* MEMIIERSHII* TOVisit Four Other Ru­ of paper money an tc/enable dcbtoi.MUSIC DEPARTMENT to pay their debts far more easily ral Schools SUBJECT Of INFLm DISCUSSED LOCAL NEWS bin Wool Dress Reductions 1 Lot‘Dresses at $4.95 A" $22.50 $16.75 •'"$16.75 /•'nil Line of Blouses & Skirts Silk Hose 69c, or 2 pairs $1.25 Of Hastings High School Was as to stabilize valuH. By a system THE GOVERNMENT of great public works, -financed by Given at the Central’ Audi­ PAYS THE ENTIR^COST the government, money could and Sprmg.i. torium Friday Evening should be put into circulation Tin materials and labor, entering into ’Of Providing Labor -on Pub­ EXPLAINED KELLOGG th-'se public works would be pmtig> High lic .Work Project* in tor with.money issued by the gov FOUNDATION PLANS Barry County ernment. Tim: money *h<uld t kept in circulation. which wou! -w credit* and promote praspe ictroit Doctors Interested in Thc speaker believes the best Foundation Work - Dr. to inflate b by' thc direct Imuc money. If we inflate by adding mon Put chard Tells It reasonable inflation of would, in his judgment. torlnii id spandlmv tdcrablt Such weatht TllallkSRWlni appreciation -m our city . 1* program *. but not a. audienc ■■ being employ I-. ti Hatcfu i SUNDAY — MONDAY limed, but (-special Work on Ronds and Drains Will Be Provided For Them found among ou r haU. One assori ment will tyS marked at— uniy ha- what i* termed County R—Empkivn CotHinitti ■*." coniL.tinit of c. 4f — ;thi> office in unotlier column there published a’ legal nonce by the count*- rt-employnr nt committer, m li they name the dates al which will a;>j>ear at Nashville. Mid- Warren Williams and May Robson in COUPON - TUESDA Y NIGHT- COUPON HELEN TWELVETREES in Watch for our Del Monte handbill an­ nouncing a SPECIAL 10 DAY SALE. county n uyment tenting ”T’ik W'orld s Ail Rlg’ht’’ at Auditorium Nov. 30 -De As usual our A-G Advertisement will reach you this week. In additur nuiloyou'ht nam* and addre County LkininiL- ated and the in Lakevic* cemetery. Nashville CHOICE MEATS Horn the viremia bn; moved in: ’ later While । mh IndiNovclly—"BOSKO, SPfcED KING’’ - Cartoon—"BULLONEY” other pi Barry coun jniiaci WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY At the c n the ir Mr Krnn<d> wife died in 1313 hi 1 Mt: Either-Maxon, hville. and in 1823 they moved' aged KJ. dieq on: u, the village. He is survived by his week at ins fxMne! widow, Claude, and two ship A sutcr. Mr-. gr.uMr n» lire in Hni-ttncs. diidthe same day-aim •# , •■> Mirvncd by ,u brother liv­ .i div4ghter.,Mn ing in Kani.i*. Huttman in Sonoma. Surviving is । ... . Kotmedy leaves • arriving N;vl)vi!lc Civil war geic*. Culit■■ who came tor ... s the following; Charles neral which was held at thc Wailo. Captain L C. Potter. Barney dor fl -tunerat home on Saturifaj . • and Richard Wickwire. The College Coach .Ccreedy—•• ALONG CAME RU CH" and Latest Pathe Newfs Continuous Show ThanksgiVin Starting at 3 V. M.' ADI LTS L> ( ENI <11111)111. FRIDAY — SATURDAY battl* 1918 DICK POWELL, ANN DVORAK in EXTENSION GROUP NO. 3. M t Ni'V.14 in community room, liftcttn aiuerering t> roll call Mr* Wmtnger opened her iiom'' for In the new* relca*" from the the December meeting and Mr* y Department, rcce Townsend for tQc January meeting. Mr.'.Cnicgavca brief talk onSwed...„ „ — iisli fvclpe*. Mrs. Woodbunw told tnile* of 21 foal grmel *ur-i us about some fruits and recipn* road or. M‘37 or. th" county tued tn India, then tiie leader too* ! B.«.:-. .. ik} K«n ..nd Ken: I'rttrurs b ■ liiurge ot thc k-Mun. The Plaiuimj the trade’.r.c; -••a Middleville a:.J la.cdoiua of the Family Meal — Lotuse Duck­ : 3 he am u to be I15.8MW. jer. Secy officiating. Buital lif tl.ie 8p cemetery. » । in River BUCK JONES in “The Thrill Huntei Mickey Mouse Cartoon and Special Comedy ADULT n the cat o: Nir*. Doyle. have received. ORDER Your Thanksgiving Poultry NOW »l trim *■ I.itrr I. 0. 0. F. SPONSORS MUSICAL REVUE Ironside & Michael HASTINGS the places where Lady For, a Da\ See what we are offering in Felts—All colors WILL SECURE LIST OF COUNTY'S UNEMPLOYED HUNTERS BRING DEER FROM GOGEBIC CO. FORTY MEN MAKING NEW cqmn mploy PONDS AT HATCHERY Four Hustings Men in Camp Forty More on County Roads at Watersmeet for Three Uncle Sum Pays of the couri Davs—Each Gels Deer unemployed person for Labor bounty maj. cnrul! ,, in Booking*. "Pird Piper of Hamlin" will not appear «n program th:* week Fridut and Saturday a* Comedy—"THU N DE HI N’. TAXIS" and Latest Pathe Nawa IL’ you are looking for a real value in I tnuxie. which showed lit (u-rfornicr on this tnov itutrumcn-.s. a sewn d brattng Itghv cf*rt» mazing accompaniment t > tiie mu* Anything that eumutares McCALL BROS. Tailoring ami Cleaning Service... It’s Honest! .HASTINGS Pleasure. me report You Cun Depend On The Rose Dress Shop AdNHnUlC y n habitant week of -.’arly iwgiimina as <■; will equal in chtllfna $1 1'75 Beef Kettle Roast ">• 9c Rib Boiling Beef Rolled Rump or Rib Roast 1 lb. Beef Liver and Vfc *b. Bacon Pork Loin Roast Rib End Choice Veal Roast Spare Ribs Ovenized Hams s-«lt« Pr««is». Wh»fc at iuh Butter Shultz or Freeport lb- 7c lb. 15c 25c lb. 12c ib. 13c lb. 10c ib. 17c lb. Holland Maid lb. 23,c 26c DELIVERIES AT 8:00 and 10:00 a. m. and 3:00 p. tn. Telephone 2272 [FELDPAUSCHS] STORES AFFILIATED STORE FOOD 1 Hastings, Michigan STORES �-aoi Men’s Part Wool ■ Men’s Suede Cloth Boot Sock SHIRTS ' [PENNEY’SCH4ilf. Wfc RISES' Magnificent Bargains Sport Gloves Blankets! 59c 69c > Worsted I Striped Hand»! White Outing Flannel W-Jitlcyfui f.lf b.iby gartncnlt ISic Men’s Heavy Chambray Men’s Men’s Shirts 69c Value Overalls Value This one is black kid. ■with.silver piping. ptuil Q 2** WJ fl T? C " — *3.98 She’s Sure to Need J'hem! QUILTED COTTON BATTS VALUES that challenge comparison! Beautiful COdtS $14“ in Penney' Fit In PENI-ARCH FEATHERWEIGHT You don't often .rf value Gltj th,,! Coats Part Wool and Worsted • 98 selling at this low price! Due of those "wonder values” fur which Penney’s is famous. Selected grade of wool and worsted! Designed for perfect fit! Strongly made — truly exceptional wearing quality! Ladies’ Lots of Odd Lots RAYON HOSE Large and Small Sizes, Wide and Narrow Widths, Only * UNION SUITS 69c Today.1 Prrjuf* "«» for LADIES' ■.Unix See Them Sheep Lined Galoshes Stretchec Top Rayon Striped day! Tlirsc, are lavish with fno., ttp-i'i th<- minute' in style apjxal . . . at-1 simply nuJ- ' FLEECE LINED Boys’ Leatherette w,. ln„„ y„„-|| quality I ••Airlitc" bleach 29c you the Heavy Hi-Top SHOES, For Men 3- Men’s Felt Shoes Dress OxSords k„.( For Aten $2.29 $1.98 Men’s WORK SHOES Up to Penney's famous Standards of VALUE! Penney's.for VALUE! SNOW SUITS 69c DRESS SHIRTS • Smart-fitting! Fully sized! Collars and sleeve lengths just right I Long wearing! Easily laundered! Broadcloths and Percales. Made of black rt tan leather. While.»t >!in welt t'Snipusitiuti sole aud heel. Nailed. I $1.98 70x80 Double Plaid Phenomenally LOW Priced! BLANKET Unbleached Muslin Remnants and Odds and Ends 1 Z. 7-2 PWCC - Yes, Even for Penney's! Men’s Full Standard Construction! 36 inches . wide! What SAVING! What STYLE! » And they’re II FAST COLOR!. “Nu-Tone” Dress Prints Newest, Effects! Rich Colorings! lie YouH Love Their Gay Variety! |||| 70 x 80 Double Heavy Blanket $*•79 $xo®° Heavy Weights Belted Models Half Belt Styles All Sizes at the Start C. PENNE Men’s Fancy Dress Socks IO® Just in—a new shipment! Men’s Heavy Bro Nap Out EXTRA HEAVYWEIGHT BOOT SOCKS GLOVES Wool Mix Men'.,Size, 15 ««C , Pair Extraordinary values! They'll sell like ’’hutcakes"—so come get sours now! Grey. White.- .Mixtures. Colored tups. They wear like iron. Men’s Fleecy Flannelette OJA Pajamas and Night Shirts Long lengths! Slip­ over and military collar .models I A'l’y/if — lor. sire. Store Grouped at the One Low Price of yard 98 Smert Men Know VALUE ... that’s why Penney’s sells millions of these Children’s $139 Blanket Lined Jackets 220 Weight —'Tour Feet Feel Gocri-Unking, with « combination of lightness a.*xl iupj»:<rt that give yuur Icet real cuiifvrtt Every­ thing you want, including lew fried to take advantage of it I \>ry Pant $joo 79c Size 72- x 90- Everybody knows “NATION-WIDE” Work 79c ii Imagine a really good cotton blanket for so little! Soft, fluffy,-for extra warmth. Full ■ 70x80 size —buy now! • Hruslx-d. Men’s Cottonade 2Pairs 25c W omcn'i and Misses* Tmut* liten s Adjustable STRAP-WRIST Dre«> Glove* Real Leather! Boys' Helmets with goggles! now 98c O7V AND Made with <k‘ * WV-/ tadiablc it- ttxl< » \ 98c —knit lining I They’ll Be a Quick £*• Seibout at only— Men’s Compo-Sole DRESS SHOES How these smart-looking shoes wear ftn 8 Cotton lininl! and wear! The staunch composition Soles assure lasting satisfaction* Try a pair! Note their good fit . . splendid construction. . comfort features! You'll agree that Itere’l reiuarkal'le shoe value for so very little! �THE HASTINGS BASNER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ?!. 1933 PAGE FOUR IT (X>lgTo*e; secretary, Sylvester ioreurel:. treasurer. Jccepb Van Ar­ TTio Hactinm; Rnnnpr cai. complex phase pf the entire sub- lhe Hastings Danner What w|U ,o dunllrtlrt Irom m. nt V{ ------ , Ohininniot Views anil Ufnmons. in the What Others Say dispensing units ns lid old open saloon dak done to prevent pl A MORAL LET-DOWN itii year quor sales? What wiIY-^Ih- done to One at the-high lights 6f th ------ :----- prevent dispensing units from lxm u««un(«. coming public nuUances? Shall li- part-mutual b» limit hntnse-law. th. ‘ .. qtiors of high alcoholic content be proceeds to go towards the suppor dispensed |>y the,glass iu in the o ot the Upper P<nm.-ul.* State Fap iv saloon days’. sold by the packs ti through state-controlled stores through private licensed ngencli What.shall be done, to keep tin clisix-nslng units order! This and That • Power Mllex. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY Abstract Beauty. Mr. and -Mrs. CliOcrrii W.is.-c • Although we'd heard about train­ Elgin. Ill, have come to Hast: ed flcasafor a number of years, we .Mr Waxscl being employ'd by regarded lhe subject ns a spoof Alxiut the nearest thing wed ever :ccn to a "Flea Circus" was n long- hmu huircd dug .pawing about trying U get some of these bothersome l.tth But fleas actually ran be.trained i fashion and taught to per­ u limited number ot simple But the fan that these wild M*cU can be jra.innLflt all quite '’remarkable Wr® .-■f«-ss>r" Hecki'-r. nmti r < which have a bearing cn tempt e. sufficiently important for t a Stand?.Ds that Itx respond >t lire 18th Amendtnc:i think that the mere db'-m: Trained Fleas. his fit a He fort hnt-Uu'd hi? jump’’ t would lx cdfodmons that bit ion made. done. It published the folldwimt: of publ rs imposforced to absence. de A NEEDLESS UPROAR. r T» seems to us Hut an unreason­ able uproar has been rniM-d ovi FOR MODERAI ION question of freedom of the pn •Charite Parker, stite i connection with the drawing up ot a . live oi Barry county, tol newspaper code .under the NRA. So • other, day tljat regardlw long as we have a (institutional stand the state administration took government, hew sju ;»■.-* of this on the subject, lie wax going to op­ •country are protected by a clause in pose sale ■>! high alcoholic liquors by xi-.e Mr Pa posed t< tin- ilea jumps and bumps its head r-n the wall: it Jumps again wul the same thing happens By jumping Lsn t : stop#. Then process of breaking U nt in i end of andard . .alt it. ground Uia^ t bread new Held !!'.< handled chcape triisic agent hquor sale law.’ throughout the st a U absolutely, sen* district* the right if•! thr lieu cir •Klsiinc ngreeniLi I'ot'Ls’.ltutlonai opinion a 'and aoiu • think. of their dutiea to ;each other. . ur* iiaom. wot uuor-u m , the Brotherhood Monday night. There are five more meetings P.ir iThc price of reason tickets for five thc five remaining numbers the lecturea will be 81.00, single tickets membership card price will be 81.50 125c. tire first, lecture to be given De­ mxtead of 12.00. cember 2nd ■ Continued from page onet j The next meeting will be an out­ D. W Reynolds and Bctd Crowell______________ — ___________ ----------- ------ ------------- ----------- । standing one. the sjicaker being w!“" It h.td nuMUM to man, >ur> u• j^enAtor Arthur Vandenberg ot Grand Rapids, who ranks as one of the country’s leading statesmen, and who is an eloquept speaker. man A scries of five lectures will be» Bucleu-ard Glances; given by-some of tire very best t*lBits of Yesterday d men that-can be procured. GORDON WHEELER SPOKE AT BANQJET gtxxi name. CIVIC PLAYERS AWAIT Tire ideal home for a boy. said, OPENING CURTAIN the speaker, is one where father and son know each other, and trust each1 ’Continued from page one) othqr because they do know one an'- ■ Other He Illustrated the value ot timely interest by a father in*hls: the local players and'tlie quality dF boys, by referring to Danii l s Web-1 work they an- doing Miss Aileen lanhath of Hastings F11-TV-F1VEYEARS AOOTOUaV. ’"r„* bB brother. Ezeku-I. had not agreed will act tire leading feminine role , 1 *•" “«" Z to whtoher » a-ru.n Toodeburk, this cycning while on Friday eve­ ning the part will be taken by Miss the lull hall Mi.t-day cwnlrw. evening. by.mtor November n» ,hr „)n,.,IK! m.,„. Jean Roe of Nashville A commit­ 12. Ib77. the luJlc"-;:^: lowing pr rdOiu. wen lM.r thc fa,her prop«M«-d that he tee of Battle Creek players will Ire installed as officers ™ .for"tire quarter .,.„id an a, )U<to, and h«.r u> on hand for each irerfonnance to Colvin and ending January 31. 1878 arguments which hlx two roas might; jclect orre of HreM* two young wom­ W C S 1. B. Stanley make tor and RgHinM the wood- ( en to take the lead ut Battle Creek W V. T -Mlu Currie Fuller. chuck. The future statesman pleaded Monday evening. Nov. 27. The play W. R s-Irving L cresaey. son Burto earnestly and eloquently that lire, at Battle Creek commences at 8 15 W A. 8—Mln B Burtoii . .woodchuck b? spared that the fath­ o'clock. V,’. F. S—J. Harry Anderson. Because of the fuel that tire set-' and er decided with him. W M . Frank liro-iks. He instanced the cust.s of two ling for this play is exceptionally W D’ M - Mu* Nellie Mes. rule young men in Chicago, wirese fath- wide, occupying almost thc full k McPhariin W 1. G MIm Eflic Saltsbun. Friday evening er» had high places in t)ie business width of the stage, tin- director W O G R H, Merrill. wo; Id. bul wlw> Had never taken states that any scat in the housi,-nt theater, and I H H S -Mrs Clhra Alien time to know their boys nor to ire with the exception of a few front I. H. S -Mix.-. Ophelia Hogic trended Hie eQ|icert . < chummy with them nor interested' scuta oh the extreme right and left W C—James L Crawley. themschex in what concerned them 1of thb auditorium will give full view Honorable Sherman C. Prindle ilnd These buys, although having hart ,1of thr action. A box dfllci- will bRuth wife left Hastings on Saturday uft- every comfort unrt convenience in * open nt the audltoriuni each eve­ ernoon laaf' to visit friends in their homes that wealth could buy, ning of the performance and in be­ Arbor. Grund Rapids. Chicago. Kansas City grow up to Ire cruel and criminal tween times, tickets will Ire on sale T?i>- young nren wen- Loeb unrt Leo -1 at tire Cordes New stand. nil montlis game. now serving life terms In the . ...... One of .our correspondents locates". pold. Illhurts penitentiary I . . »«».•.•». . u;d Bertha C tl< doiiia in the county ok Barry. As an instance of the right sort. . Sll>day visitors at Rojc, F.rway s W. 11. we cannot stand that. There «f training he spoke, of Theodore *“"* ,Mnk n“"‘ w,f" “• H beyond ull question iniquity Rtkuerell Notwithstanding Uis busy ting tli mid Alpht-iu Duhn ’Rough in .tjie county of Barry, but life and thc prpwure of pflblic ns. of Southwest Rutland and Nmnian ns pergonal duties He always Erway of Kalamazm. Besides well than we can Art Brown, wife and daughter, altook time to be a pal with his boys 1EARS AGO TODAY He did it in the right way. He jn- .’o Al Brown* of Grand Rapids and h.*v ■I;..im-t,,,|“ Uw county^ Ketfr Islfited up A truthfulness, manliness. Dune Erway and wife of Kuliiiiurfl$ ’ were Sunday visitors nt Fred Oils. tor lhe u Biown and family of Hickory cnem:. There was a good attendance nt . and Uwrtll Whillemort. [he U. B church Sunday. Every-- made himself 'one with them in «ll। Wirirenclient 8unt|ay nt Cha» Whittcimire's. ’ ■ ’ ’ * ...... A contest tivat concerned their lives. John Havens sjient Sunday in He told of a buy who complaint*! Hasting*. Hu- green ribbon* .ire aiu ad to his father because he did no? pro­ . Mr.- Ruth Springer and daughter.s vide him with the cash he thought y HastingA , - mid Mrs Bland* ..... , .MoreVelva Bitgpdd and Raymond he ought fo have, for sirendm,: 11»T ----11..- Mber tlnallr npiled; BaUle CTee, ard-S.inda, ”r4 “VSmi o . Van Tuyi. ■ Now you know I have to work hard vl*' MrOrville fur my money, and I haven t.much ” “ “ YjurglidufT and daughters mid Mr.- Sara Hurghdutf ...... purchased the Sheldon farm to spar*; but i ll make -a baruiim of We Rutland and Mrs Ollie ! north of Yankee •Springs and moved port the family for a w-vk I’lLarree Dougitu of 8outhwc.>t Rutland, were to give vou tire inoiw-y you wish to guect.-v at Roy Oakes one day last sjrend tor a month " That timely rc.rr.ark made tiie lx»v thrrik what. 1' Tier talk- about technocracy will had mi-an’'K> hts father to care f >r (wnbably continue until someone is all the family, as well .as himself. _u._ --------- .. onl<judrela.rt llu> in. w.','rM.il<-.,ld" lheir friends m mis community. M. .. finest buy can have is a * ' Hid he did not come liou‘«- recently occupied by Mr. 8’yle is the influence that takes to give advice -1Iren- ijn- plenty who lules ui your .-Ju.c.. and makes an do tirat: but he h<>]Nd he had saw! -mbellLshment of them — Dalia-*. ioinethiRg that Bauer and Mr. Laura Hinckley. Hon. P. T. Colgrove will leave for Chicago .Saturday . evenUig. Next U.-,-!; hr- will go to Washington. D.C. . Supreme lodge offlnrs on some very,' •’ important-buMncM. Kennedy Griftin of TO W1IOM This Adv May CONCERN >ix;i cjnaiuons u> WHAT IS THE POLICY 09595644 Ajqiar* nt Mayti : Thursday evening Thanksgiving suprtice to the chicken a-. A good program* nPotd the ryenini; Wi r. hud lhe mis- Special discount of 10'' will be given on all orders placed NOV. 24 and 25. These are Bargain 6ays. BUY NOW while the prices are at the lowest. Call NOW and make a selection. Amendmei A Quarter pf a Centary in Business Is Our'Guarantee of Satisfaction ! Ir.ina Kennedy । dancing party ut their hunu-k. and urt lhe n* iKhborhood HASTINGS MONUMENT WORKS Pungent Paragraph Phone 2497 Hastings, Mich. A MEMBER OF THE NRA < tinnincnam is ci. deer hunting­ s .Ido game. Use More Milk DODGING y ay tno-.i! «* *«- Maine's? ring u jx porU that her head looked Hke .< AtildS puy Til public* actuimer Wc need businc&x diMat irtred with Uw hy>xxnsy of fashioned stpipe. remark c-jndiuons existing under the projournal. -Yep. But/we n hibiuon ireg.nx- was not .dipkui’.— vspeoSliy since tiie National ad niinijtration and most state admin uiraUuiib threw their influence to thc squaatons arc Adequate control <X iiqtioi Jd shores. Thu is well. ax me Am> be tw. k< y 'probk'iii of any (able prohibition reform movementJt 1* t>y far the uiuct diflkuir. wiu- Moure* Register control . -t.t< / scale Rcp« n ay of Our H orid JEWS GLEANINGS. 19th Century crnun-inftfct ... veiling,- Nov .’titn i and h'-ini . bride’s parents at nng Aiium Michigan . Rev. • and and floor Wcotun wul ire at home afiet »rby in contypi tcording RU(£r:imcni twt». (Npi nous or fussy, but. embodying hc essentials of cleanliness and alien necessary to health and m'.iu;. ■ ... ---------- g— , Italy hi> ;-busit 4,fj nduibi’atfi^ lire square tulle. ’ * church. where he wa^-born and is ate nJ our scfwoL1-At a large and interesting tuectink held Tuesday evening. Nov 31. al the off ungniinm rv-pun./ai cere elected were; President. Philip] The extremelv low price for which w. deliver CLEAN High­ lands hairy Grade "A” milk.’ icy cold, to your door, should interest EVER* FAMILY seeking to cut down its living expenses. When it comes to “food value” and LOW PRICE your money can’t buy any­ thing that will compare with pure, CLEAN, milk. But aside from its LOW COST, good. CLEAN milk has other, qual­ ities that especially recommend its generous use. According to leading medical authorities, every child should have a quart of milk each day, and every grotvn up a pint, be­ cause milk contains the nourishing, bodybuilding elements needed to maintain-health and strength. Milk that is good, CLEAN milk is good for'people of all ages. Every drop of milk you get from this Dairy comes from our own test­ ed and accredited herd, and every drop is CLEAN—that’s, WHY the State of Michigan permits us to sell it aS Grade "A.” We sell it at so low a price that you cannot afford to economize on the amount of It you use in your home. Why not or­ der it today? Just Phone 2631. The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 ROBERT W-. COOK, Propr. Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNEB. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1J33 F GOLDEN fr i»»» IniiiieiiftH] In sincere appreciation <»f the generous patronage this old eatabliMyd Jewelry Store has received from its many friends and pa­ trons over this long period of time (60 years) we are presenting to you at this time the Greatest Sales Event in the history of the Store. Our GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY SALE, which covers every piece silver which means iygln- ply you with the highest grade merchandise, which this store has always handled, rft these extremely low price.-, during this unusual sale. We bought goods early thi/summer, from manufacturers who Sale Starts Thursday, Nov. 23rd, 8 a. m hl anil gohi-lllled jew Rare Bargains GENTS’ RINGS (h In WHITE ami YELLOW GOLD, single ami double head cameo, Tiger Eye anti Hernitite— t 00 Other Sale Items Gift Shop Others at $10.75. $15.00, $19.00 COMPACTS In single and double patterns in metal, al-< We Take Real Pride In Our Leather Goods Department A variety of shapes and sizes, 48c ea. A wide variety at 95c Ladies Gents’ Gents’ Gents A LARGE ASSOWFMENT OF MANICURE SETS 4 e- i In leather rolls, with 7, U, Lland Bags, real leathef, 89c up Bill Folds, solid leather . 39c up I raveling C ases, $10 val.. $5.95 I rax cling Cases, $18 val., $9.95 Clear Glass. Rock Crystal Cut Cake Trays, $1.50 value, 89c Occasional Lamps, marble-like, $9 and $1 I values . . . $4.95 Diamond Rings $5Qrrings. $35: $35 at $25: $25 at $17.50 Berry Spoon, Jelly Server. Ice I ea Spoons, Gravy La- * dies. Butter bpreaders. Salad Forks. 6 TeatSpoons, Big Value . ................ ............... 69c 26 pc. Chest of Silver, stainless kpives, $10 value . . $5.95 26 pc. Chest of Silver, Community, big value........... $9.95 Sall and Pepper Shakers, silver plated, 75 value ..... I 9c Fancy Wrapping Paper, imported. 25c value .....................9c Seth Thomas J ambour Mantle Clock . $7.50 Salt and Peppers, novelty china. 35c value....................... lie Real Rock Crystal Beads BESSMER the JEWELER 50th ANNIVERSARY th inetql in white, pmk and green— Always Something New HASTINGS IfflATIIM BAWK ABOUT DEC. 1 RAPIDS DEC. 5. 6. 7. 8.'9 with national ijiicl state iiutitutax, Many,Agricultural Organua trail from the national' dc-purtn ..nr ana name Mi CITY BASKET BALL LEAGUE IS FORMED MB PAY THEIR 07330315 TO Tilt. I.IHKVK1 Min-4 i. tion. BEQUEATHS ESTATE er. ind Kim Sigler, lawyer. John C TO HIS HALF BROTHER K’tchi.ni h i ■ bi-i-ii appointed t.> a<■IS PrvMrteiit. mil Chailr.- S Putt. John Turner Remembers"lhe Kindness Extended Him by Will Peck ganlwr.* and din- three G.<> B Rcxiney The Op-n TrallTiw-h»r nt Hastings.circuit Wrttnumtad or.v - IwUI,•*?«!: »">“ •“ in the beautiful Valley Home cctnc- I" I OBHTARY. Henn Ickn. »on of Walter i ictae* wu born tn B *1Uluhip November 20. I8ST. •.■ -.i tnbMife. N'L'vcmber 14. Big Show (Continued from page one) MICHIGAN Sulky Girl . Jean Barn* obiti aih i and Liry Cronk IIKm. at married Apnl II. 1911 to Mo a Aho-/ N.t-h ol Hasting* .aid to this union /fie Mtn wa* " ■ — • •ntire ■ nt a .Mnind national bank, v* take I»un<-«| hu uii bom and leave* to wniini si. Nelson G. at the ii^mmunltv. And sfmndly, th.- brnthe creation.of a banking institution of •■V*--r» Herrin* ton of Batt grd grandmother and a surplus of MO.OOOJJ0. The stock I- tor t -diviiia-ii mt * 2.00U .-haw.- of $2.5 rack, him and there ull) !*•• approximately 200 i Twp stockholder:.. Close to lu*!f a mil-1 lion dollar.'. <4 'Grade A -.i.x.et;. for-, tneglv belonging to the old bunk wiilj the new institution will open with d*-tinltely to provide more mt a very tine cash pmittou. , for the .schools of thU.state. It Tiie otnseiai ami directors are'evident :hui the Sale* Tax cult planning to ojrn the National Bank; funash the $1* ooo.ooo irquired The of Hiuiinns about D. eember I <md governor my> that if this ..;w<'i-'. only in the event ot d*-1av on the' .vton <?t ths.leguhlurc. uldch conpart ol file Comptroller of tiw Cur- wnc.s lixlajL November 22. doe- not rrncy in acting ui»m minor detail.*. | provide Hr,wH).o<X> for -the sctaxil*. V ill defer the opening to a .-llgiitly he will recall tpem la Lansing. He county, lutfer date. , believes that liquor control laws wyl thu lll< Mr. Warren E Carter, ot B?-. furnish the needed moiuy. 61 year were on Friday at .1:111g. Buna! ■ ui Howard of Grandville, all Bv-|Fred King ing. together with six grandchildren. I striker cemet brother. OBIT! ARY. i<. daughter of Mr. and aiKiic-ngiiti mu i i'. \i< i li-.mtllti half Mb WHAT will yout Thanksgiving Dinner Be ? LET US HELP YOU! Roast Pig, 20 lbs.—Turkeys, all weights Ducks, choice ones—Geese and the very finest Chickens. Also full line of Meats, Pork, Veal and Beef. ", ’ Careful a nd painstaking attention’ wHMjc given to every telephone ortier. Deliveries nt B:00 and 10:00 A. M. and 3:00 P. M. Hastings Food Shop Telephone 2110 Mich. It). 1024. at Wahjei ,___ ,_____ , ............. .1 1BJJ. 8 year*, it months and 2 days leaves to mourn. Iter father am* on earth. He loved hU family and She __ .... For- friend*.'and hts hom*’ was ever open.mother funeral was het< to those in need. Hi* welcome ua*‘and Mr most cordial. He will be- remembered . ut lhe .noun at t*u o'clock. Rev. C. M by his tjuuiy, kind act Conklin offlcUtUlg. Bmul In River - cd in man i Saratuu T REED’S DRUG STORE Quimby. Lurn. now iinuMuiuj LOUIS Pagel, of Sen stirvived by hi> w»i CQR. STATE AND JEFFERSON, HASTINGS, MICH. great lead cw. He wu» a thought reduct" minis arn ■u»- benediction it ir.refinB R rved and games plitjef Ixld in th rummage- sale to be ement of th.' church. Will hr greatly mix-rd by the Valley Home Conklin officiating >•.. of delinquent n<- municipalities. Thc Michi san Secretary required , law ik bearing down severely on Mhun in persons carrytng.no liability in-wnee who drive cars which <-.> damage by accident or otheru Such drivers ini' finding that lice their drivers' license.-. keep Specials—Nov. 23, 24, 25 A-PIKIN TABLETS Bullies ol 100 lliiht Tot. Pint and Mia ipent Sat- iROUP NO. 1 cars until they can mtv the requirrments ot the law And pay iur tiie du.page they have cauM-d Th .<• have been many arrenu. and convic­ tions under this new law . ASK ion RELII.I. FVrdm* of cattle, either far, Ui: market or dairy purposes, are find­ ing tliat of’feed have Bjfranocd Hastings, Michigan are calling upon the government lot onu 7 ui. HnveatigaUon and,relief. AUttheas, Secy. Chtlord Kahler and children. Urtha Hevnoldp and E ' E spent Sunday.at Lev Hey- i.H,m> undri : Ml. uhailc.-. Kahler .*i»nt H .ch- tirM j— day 4! q(1s Bouiu-rs al Cressey. Groups 1.2.0 curl Ru-Rer. Mr- CHRonl Ku i Gn>u;> 1 with Mr* BJM| H,n were Kakunaam «h6p > .ia;:mun. Mrr- E. j-Viday. tux l/'wu. a ■ lead- Muri ftrynolds of Crcjkcy ct .tafmtws. i ci clary Gn graudpuicnu Sunday. •• People oi today pre-Jearnm i- do witlioui many tlnnu? which then :ile grandpaienu never hoped to pos ■sCM."-rVuh Young. : bi;ini, \i< oHi* . Hi > KIN' 29 49 29 49 29 19 39 39 34 39 69 �THE HASTINGS IBANXTR. WTPNF.snAY. NOVEMBER PAGE SIX —■"■---==== large red brick structure, built for[ , . , -fervicc. Step-, being very wide and, Women _•_________ :crippled C>«* logr’h*r. for the benefit nf! and aged soldiers. Consist* ■■■■— ,->f one large room. This room is nlxo o,u-da. HuUns,. w.d»n-aakJ<« WHW with 11. 'Continued from page one'alternoan. Nov. 17th. when Mrs. jong. low archways, lyte. uAt guller-1 MAnau- Goodyear, in a very inter- ‘s ----— f----‘ 5■>’r- u^ J5lc doubled and a tew quadruple^ the *crf “•‘M> ,!llenll, eating wav^faikrd. on •'Washington. burkesperlan IJbrary’Suft daring .,.un to wheal Tin- mirhc* Our M<»1 Beautllul City. .....e ...... .................... said........................ Tlu beauties ot Washins:- u!lll (11d this did not sign the guv■ None of the avenin s .are less than ;on express the soul of America. eminent agreement, but tix v are 160 fret wide, ngtning diagonally Mrs. Burton brought .to ua t ; expecting td. benefit from It , Of aeross streti.-. Ptnnsylvania are- beauties of the Pracpck Room course’Uiey will not profit p»-r bushel Gallery, designed ai much av will tlx»e who’ have. TW , SFOUR HUNDRED FARMERS S GM UP S LAub ■ capital wa» built so ;t could be add- Mrs-W. R Conk gave an intere. t»ir production; but they,hope to ■ ed to. additions having .-in.-e been jng description of Adams Memorial • a better price than'tli’T would built on three sides. She mcnTIoned ‘ip Rwl the Seven ’ Wanders ot Wash- Mrs io control production- Ho* fur ington’s beauty: 1$: -The capr.ol txautn' building standlrc on a sightly hill- lighted top. 150 fre! above the IMtoma.- MrHatton ulln did nut sign .... , river. The, corner stone win laid m terestlng talk on ’ Original and u_t< i ment.- to limit product . 17B3 and the original building com- Adapted Types <>I .Architecture l” — •• - ■ . > pietedJh 1827 ut a cos’ of IJ5M.0M. $2-5OT.000. America Th<‘ periods ol • ~ . ..... j — from colonial ,.hing nearly ■mount 4.000 tuns, u s.irmnltnfed "by th ■ Statue of Liberty, n.* iteettire Revival. Pitrvnur. -RomatieMiiw. ’ ^(u.‘ niue<t m 5933. dll be up of the Capitol bttildths Italian Eclectic and Motfertlistir. <howjng. h,’ the government' . abandon Renaissance. The.umi marble illustrative pictures of art for these-uttempt;, a\ production rontrol or --------Walter 1 vartoUK perIcxts. put teeth into lhe law that will torCe Tin- grand central (wrliro l- 16<i ’ on Friday. Dec 8th. the Home •... 1eri wide and is adori]gfl with jMcct* r>partment with Mrs W. R. cook growers ot cotton, • of colossal statuary inimarble . t hairrfian will present, a progr am other farm product* Household Economics. ’ government says. Th Also of Italian architecture modified and is considered one of the mast ' govertuneht aims to do. which lmagnificent buildings of its kind in Mr and Mrs D A. McClelland11 secure hluiu-r prices for wheat a the world. A massive zodiac Is built □nd Hetty and Glair Norris and for other products. in the floor. The reading rooms ac­ family of -Lacey visited Chester Winans and family at Lansing Sun-i commodate LOOT people. ’ . 3rd—Washington Monument, de­ ■nd children and signed by Robert Mills, first sbonfiux-d by thc Women's National Manument Society and completed by to .-y< Amber Saturday. an appropriation made by Cotigre.se J Garnet Webb is back in scl|0C6. This monument. 55 feet square at after a week’s abwncc on thc uc-' the base and 555 feet i:r height, i- a (Conttnifcd from page one) white Marviand Mrs. Mary. Turner is spending thc ! niarblc. the . is covered by a cap winter with Mr and Mrs, Floyd N« ’mUsio’ncr has asked the fount; • - Barryville. aluminum A motto irom i preiwre a detpur. beginning at I Calhoun line and extending n one walkx down the 900 steps you may read thex* mottos. Mrs- Jfoover Mr. and Mrs Forest Price and and cast toward Assyria. was juTscnted with a beautiful itch-. .. . . . . , ship rugds in Assyria "and John ing of rhi- monuhient jus! before Sunday. Jcavtnff Washington. ’ ' Mrs. Pred Du:k< e had .1 severe townships. beginning a half 4th—Lincoln Memorial—A statue attack ot uji]k-ndtc;tl.$ Thursday Ing Wi.it and .south iplo John-’ow|i., of Lincoln. . ittnig in an arm chair. Mi and Mm. t:1w«X’<F B.unuin wot crossing.M-3T and'exte’ndimr a mile. i:jd Emunclpa- Grand Rapids vultors Wednesday. > ■, .... .- inscribed on Mr. and Mr.- ’ Harry Wood of i™’fr ,co'; Grand Rapids were Sunday, .visitors ;« ,‘i , 'i 1 us monument 5th—Arlington cemetery., where at Hubert Barnum’s and Mi. andlSfl?' T?.,v U,h‘cU ’)wU»1; ie tomb of the Unknown Soldier” Mrs .Don McLeod. Mrs Gilbrtt McLeod: and Eltfotf of Woodland S'**} L\sn-0?*’; L< placed ■ .JK' h °” * 6th—The Pension building. a were Saturday evening vbutora. : township raid, commencing a mile ~ north of Carlton Center and extend- SIXeOlffllHROAD PROJECTS BECDED RA Co-operation Event! This store is glad to.be able to co-operate with the wishes of our President by giving the people of this vicinity exceptionally low prices for these two days. Friday and Saturday, November 24 and 25 We have disregarded market prites'for this event—we are giving good quality! It’s a splendid opportunity to buy your winter needs and Christmas gifts now! Hl. hum PORTIS HATS $928 Suits and Overcoats Under the market pric these line suits All wearing Our Regular S3.5O am) Ilefrulnrs. Stouts, .Slim? All Wool FLANNEL ROBES #16§o in THREE BIG VALUE DAYS north ot Woodlang. The estimated coyt of this work u S4.lpO.tK). bring­ ing the total ol the six county pro­ ject;. to $37,208 00 ■ The money tor these improve* 1 merits ot the Barry county trunk t lilies and rite county, arid township 'roads is an outright government ft is giv ipose ot mojtlng emp numt Take advantage of this great Selling Drive to speed Recovery. ; hours weekly at a wi ;laird by the federal Here are Bargains in Underwear, Hos­ iery, Blankets. Linens, Dress Goods of all kinds. ' I Jahn anil Lt Exceptional Bargains In Coats, Dresses, Corsets 'i our money will getjhe utmost in val­ ue now—Buy with confidence—Get the habit -Come here for New Styles and Worth While Merchandise. - nltiTI* Weight' . . 50'■ Wool * I ()()'• Wool III’ Wool Cotton Suits 50'' Shirts and Drawers, each $2.69 $3.98 $1.29 98c BOYS’ KNICKERS CHOICE «’f :»iy WOOL KNl< KEILS in th<’ store.' This is an exceptional value ■ YOUNG MEN’S ALL WOOL SLACKS ..i'$2- $1.75 BOYS’ UNIONS V)8c 10- Wool Medium Cotton . 69c AA V | UU A BREECHES $2?8 MOUNT EAGtE Olhcrs at $1.98 [her parents to .Miehif I on a him in' Balm Barry county STITCHEIl 2 Pairs for 25c j murriik-e to Andrew Bedford and settled 'were l»>rn nine children, thu and mx. da light er-.; one son dying in’iniatuy . M:r Hot’ of Irving; RoSn-i it SHEEP LINED COATS home lionet | Blanche Jordan Whose Tnatned Boys’ . . .$4.98 . $2.90, $3.48 John .Im uLu> ; FLANNEL SHIRTS BOYS’ MELTON BLAZERS s$£29 TUESDAY NIGHT INGO Decries Association of Toads and Love Making The load, innocently enough on Its own jiart. pour cn-atur'e, !. i« el Play All Evening for 25c | •n tin fnflla of-the magiJJ. clan, and no witchery or InCahta- Every Wednesday Night With a Real Band Friday Night Satiirday Night ARCH BOLD Matter of the Square Dance Tift Hot-Ziggy Boy> and Hit Band Follow the Crowds To Clear Lake Lodge Where Merriment Prevails Dancing 9:30 p. m. to 1:00 a. m. Geo. F. Murray System Inc. D’ble breasted, half belt Navy and Oxford $l5oo LINED LEATHER DRESS GLOVES 8129 8159 Jligh Rock Fleeced Lined Dress Wool Gloves • Shirts and Drawers Leather Trimmed 89c Holiday Neckwear 79c A WARM DRIVING GLOVE MISSE SPORT JACKETS 69c BOXES FREE SLIPOVERS 69c ” 79c Brown Jersey Coats $409 Heavy Alt U’ihiI Lined Blarer, 52,00 Si; || X. Uj dug and mow repellant found earth,, its very preeminence in gfoten*]uent•*» lias given It a | only be accounted forin the natural depravity of human Impulse. If idowed with esthetic would have bet-n preferred t. p.i« batrachlon. For our part, hoiyever. if we f It imposdbk* to Inveigle the aft Hons of n young lady without' re­ course to medications associated to a greater or less extent with extracts other uncouth, however Imerestlnj saurian*, we will cheerfully surren­ der all hope of.Wlubtag the girl of : dur dreamt. We would not care to I Pair*, or Helen of TtfcW—U Matin- Double Suede , Shirts ZIPPER ilt'ONT ‘ Rainproof Suede Cloth, Heavy Fleeced Lined. Cotton Flan­ nelette Shirts Bjii Yank Chambray , Shirts 69c 79c NAVY COATS $498 S298 2 Pairs for 35c MEN’S SWEATER COATS 79 ANY TRENCH COAT in the store $j All Wool Melton COSSACKS BOYS’ HELMET^ wilfci.-. 98c .LEATHERETTE helmets Heavy and Warm— With Goggles OjJC CORDUROY SLACKS Corduroy DENIM COATS $ J 98 Discount on Triple Stitched. Corduroy collar Wool Mixed HEAVY HOSE Corduroy, Melton, Duck,-Plaids 12c 69c 89c 98c Cotton WORK PANTS Suede Leather Blazers and Cossacks $14?and Blur All Well Melton. I Pockets WATCH SOO WOOL Breeches and Jackets 75c Single Suede Shirts HEAVY PANTS Proof—$'£00 PER DOZEN COSSACKS $J98 All Wool—Dark Gray HE Blue Flannel Wool Mixed t All Star Ensemble FULL SHRUNK — SANFORIZED DOUBLE BROWN GLOVES WOOL SLIPOVERS Klondike Extra Heavy, at | We STILL Have Dancing and The two best colors for parted this I Mrs E-.ina Gibbons Her husband preceded loppenthien’j Men’s UNION SUITS MACK DRESS SHIRTS Our New Holiday Slock—Plain Whites HEAVY WORK CAPS Our FINEST qua!ity, choice of the store BOOT SOCKS Tlicj Won't Last Long at This Price WOOL SOCKS RED AND GREEN TOP. HEAVY Our WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Windows If It Isn’t Good -We Don't Carry It �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER M. 1#33 PAoimw CELEBRATED Mr* ”?"** Woodburne. Chairman.I GOLDEN rvPUAWRC DDnnnAU of the Homc Department, preaided. WEDDING SATURDAY • CAUHAnUt rnUUHAM Mattle Everhart presented . Friends and Relatives Re­ Dr. Woodburne Presents In a pleasing group of Negro song* A collation wa* served by the membered Mr. and Mrs. teresling Talk on “The Nashville ladle* following thc talk. ’ and a pleasant social hour enjoyed. Jay Wilkinson, Delton Romance of Coal” W. H. Franck made a 144 EAST STATE STREET TELEPHONE 2522 b^t^,ss ALDRICH BRINGS trip to Nashville Monday. .—, --------------- — --------- --- ' i>.-rr-nr>Mv..n A very, happy occasion was the The Histing* Women's Club was /INTERESTING MESSAGE ■ fiftieth wedding miniversan’ ceie- well represented at Nashville Wed-, DR. LATHROP DOING 1 James .Radford went to Chicago a half-brother. John Tur ; er, nt Baltimore Twp. This jrus lj.« / 1 . brutud by’ Mr and Mrs, Jay Wilkln- nesday last when the exchange pro­ Tuwd.>- <«| « b.n.nh» rHJ, " I AS WELL AS POSSIBLE Mrs Ray Branch went.toI’1first visit here in many years. 'Teacher in Girls’ High School **•' D*!Ufl> "n Saturday after- gram was given before thc Nashville I Mr and Mrs. W. T. Grigsby will tT „ , ,, , „ noiti. Noveirb r 18 Th' v hi Id open Club Munday on buaineiu. Detroit to spend Thanksgiv­ Has Many and Varied Ex , hotiM* to 'ihlr fr!end:> and relatives The latter had chosen from the Undcrwcnt Appendectomy at Miss Grace Edmond* «»< gionw go 1Ing to from ? 00 fill 5 00 P JI There wen1 Hastings with his brother. Rev. Maurice pcrienr.es in China year book thc progfbm fea­ Butterworth Hospital from Union City over the week end ’Mi guests 'wno h-gutcrwl and several turing Dr Woodburne a talk "The, Grigsby, and will shortly *171 tor <a-'iu? ■ n«iu wm leave irate .-mnuj A meiaagc from China that prov­ 80 One Lot of Hatt at 59c on Thursday Last i Mrs S F. Nichols of Detroit is Kissimmee, Fin., to spent the winmore who V.dird dating lhe day Romance of Goal." Lovely Silk ed of unusual intcrut wn.-i brought lhe guest ot Mrs. L. E Barnett tin*’ t,.r • . to the various missionacy groups of Whole names were not on the regi-sIt proved a. most farclhatinR sub­ Dr C P Lathrop jya* taken to . tvlta Ail.nl left on Frtd-.V “n<1 MfS W 11 f™'*”. lhe Methodist. E|>!. r .pal chur.h let Skirta in the new atylea'and ject—in truth a romance" a* Dr Butterworth hospit«H>fVrand Rap- . ids on Thursday where he was op-' ,?lh* .’! Mt-' Oeo. Cameron made a trip to Thursday evrnhig tv MUs Svhla Fte'. ij • c.idillae. Mrs Woodburne. ilhi’trnting with a crated on that day for appendicitis. color* at $1.98, $2,50. $2.88 PontlM Saturday, returning Mrs. Aldrich, a teacher in Hing-wah children. Cortngiit of Kalama*: *» and chart, traced the woijder atory of •Word received from him says that and ion. Laverne, to nigh school in the pi wince of F i- Barton the prehistoric beginnings of con) his condition, is fairly favorable and Mr. and Mrr. Philip Merlati of Hurry BWelman Mu. Ray Cx-tie of Prairieville. " ,.n..r . u«.k-s Visit With Chian, how home on furlough Miss Felt Hate—ClaMy «hapes $4 fl A from’ iUkuHous ferns, repds and six Prairieville visited * Mr:,. Nettle ; relative* here. grandchildren.' in good spirits.. His many Aldrich u. n Lyons, Michigan, g rl. In turban* anti brim* at I «UU „„.V1. •mOaM’s. glgnntk-in c«imparL«on to the he keojMhojie Hyde on Friday. ' During tin " for hi* complete and Mr. and Mrs Emerson Pettit. Mr r, rmiml gojd wed- Rtwlent day spcr.lr.* From coal friends Mi and Mis Bernard O'Connell mid These dresses were rapid recovery^ " • Mrs Bert Undcrwuxi. Mr. .ind eleven years und Is Ike well ediicat,vd by the three t»G ,r,'ni Wr hundreds ot bought to sell for a Ch*moi»elte Dr Skinner K of Lacey Is caring, Mi« Fred Boardman. Mr and Mrs rd. sensible, practical type that . Clara Huglir.'by-products that have revolutionized J. M CBlnicr 'in Sunda .....„..... mu£h higher price George Hogel and Betty Amu* from blings credit to our country arid grandduuglit two reading.*, one nu original‘industrial method.', and medical for Dr toi’.brop’s office practice from Friday and Saturday luiiia s|M‘iit Sunday with Mr. mid the church site rc|>rcM*jit*. She took gave to the. bride and groom. Mts. practice. It was a fascinating and .Mrs Glenn Brower and family. 0* hf-r theme the subject of cu-tiper- tribute Hcrber Mildred CaMh* und dmiglitrr sang inspiring story ’ Mi-5 Relty Baker nwwned to her ’ Mr and Mrs F. J LaMaster. Mr “tion iJlustrating with jwrsonal ex­ GRAND RAPIDS NOV 27. home here Hund.iy after u visit with pand Mrs F. J Van Dyke and Bur- perteiifea enenuntered in her adoptmay stoke our fufnac'-s with better tiara. Ernest. Lob.and Beulah Sev- •"** l«nd, tlmt lit Id thc closest utten- giftrf were pre. ■ n’ert. In ihc.cvening grace after once getting the ron­ Mrs Geo. Mnri.-i'lj of F’uwlt rvlll.. Mlscha Elman, the noted violinist, ........ snrnt the th- week end at tlrt tlvc Uon audience which wus <.ne a seven o’cloik "dinner wa.1 served to ; cejijion of the truly beneficent agent will Dr. and Mrs !<..-• D thbrldgc.pnh crancr -rrappear —- — in- a concert— ut— thc . ... _ ___ *"i ‘ irly varying ages. son "I Mu.-'ip wrtr Bunduv gue*ts home ol their parents Mr. and Mr.' the immediate retain's Covers were real is in giving us.not only heat. Civic Auditorium in Cirand Rapid*, ijmimTseveraiicc. M,J*5 Aldrich l. ft a fi riliut ot h >jv Severance, Uw* the licciuion occasion’lxb— of tn m'ui m.' a w. Woodburn*. j.cnnie] but lite it '-lf in many Instano..'cn’M nday evening. Nov. 27 at 8 W Mr. ?”d optimism, in her message. ..nd FOR THE TEACHER the Hastings Central chon! «udi— Enian program dls-’ Mr. und Mrs A A. Anderson ot ing- a farewell for Beulah, alro Mr. Wilkitj on was bom in PrmIt -is a talk that we can rccom- o'clj z “ -n-— r-i.i. i„ .. .. Some time, next month. In plact I tonum for the bent-il ' Intnd Rapids n.sitrd Mo Josephine & verance s birthday in.' chtin- life -mend to any" group or organization plaL iU* — wonderful musical talent work she represents.’ Contact with rievttKTuul i. ■ . Todd and .on S ituiday mid Bunday. G u<-.<is ol Mr. and Mrs. Charles our there and in Ofanimville Hope and wishing for a truly interesting and He Is a Russian Jew by birth, a Rus- of the usual county teachers' iruti* I era of this county. field workers lias gieatly en­ Barry township- Hi' orikpaHon •*!>.'! thought-provoking "topic tor consid- stun tute. there will be given two lecSmith, county school rmnnWRloher, ToyallM by training Wood on Wednesday were Mr and riched the life ol Oriental women ... and well Mead ut Kalamazoo visited Mi. Mr* Eddie Barnum. farming until he. mined tb Delton' era tion " ' ' American ----------- ---------•*'“ lures on two different evening? m i.*-planning for them. Barnum and children citizen by adoption and Mrs Wayne Merrick 01^ Sun- qnd Mr.' Will Barnum of LyndenWtlkinsbu. Mrs. Robert villc, N Y:. nt'o Mr*. Carrie Ken­ Mrs Carrie Kennedy and Mis.' nedy and Mrs. Aubrey Kennedy u! plendid Grand Rapids "Hie Barnums re- Mr, 'An<!ir. dlslrJct K,,M(1,.nI. ( l turned to their home* on Monday t;,nlw1 „„„ a ulk <t»Upl ilrday. ' Johnson Mr and Mi - Fird Join-.- and Mi:-- family of Lansing wen- Sunday lowed the addn muj a social hour Hickory Corner.-, qii November 18. Ethel Jines visited Mr. and Mrs. giM.'l.s of Mr. mid Mrs John Me- was enjoyed. Mrs Da.de Cm- . Mr- 1883 ‘ . Mr and M: WOkinsoh have, thLravy.. enroute Iran Middleville Mia.*—in- Will <».■> Held ---. . .... and. Mr- .. Hugh Riley .br­ Stur. where they visited Mr. and Mrs, ing in chan*.- of the. buffet table Mr uiul XJr- William Schulz ol Charles Baker. Glenn .... htipfi tends tor Grand ft.iidii- -iwnf SiiiurAuy and , py urdd'd li rilh a company ot meu on s Sunday wi'h Mr und Mrs. Keith|blJ) DISTRICT LEGION Mr. unit Mis Herbert JJiron anil HASTINGS CLUB GIVES Social Events and Personal Mention FAIRCHILD’S Buy Now Save Money! DRESSES JJ25 50 2.95 Mr uihI AND AUXILIARY MEET CHILDREN PLAN A THANKSGIVING PLAY Mrs ch-<v rj<> < < h and Entertained nt Plainwell on ■ Mi and Mrs Edwin Hill, of near Howell. * Mr and Mrs , Wallace Jim of Sunday - Next Conten­ tion in Cass County Mils. W M. Stebbins auti rent their; on Sunday, the. Hiistn household goxb to Sturgis Tut-Adny Unit being represent: Mrs. Dak- Conklin of Hattie creek Wood- Frank Annable TOtt'mend. ato Dr. an band. Mr and Mrs. Swift nf Middh villo l ulu-- E Fish and daughter. Mrs •ly dinu: Mildred Fem ot Allegan. Mi and ■ men <m it K il.ima/fo and Mrs E I. Macinstead of' Cloverdale. were Stludaj providing, ! Mr. and Mrs. John Ma? marriage <*t Mr Earl Smith Talent Displayed by Young sters al W. K. Kellogg Foundation Camp Children .Past and Fotindn K. K-l Pane take Below// duc-d lei iOX m« . the federal rompriha- RUBBERS Genuine Ball Band Rubbers are made from pure gum rubber. They arc usually sold for >1.50 a pair iVe have been selling them tor $H39 RurJor. two days only, on Nov'.24 and 35. you can g*t Ball Band rubbers tor men here- - • t. .stage and covtunu ommiitev The FnM Thanksgiving Day." rapidly taking form 'Die caniper* who to U>.- Disman. Franc .. Chwhtnd. Doni Skill tr Lake. The annual *Coni- man. Bill Itow ic Doi'otliy Conkey nnd AdjutaiitF confercnct nun Smith. Richard Collins. Ltlbasi Bowie. Grant Frorijan, Ted (to’.iins Floyd Belden. Max Barrett, William sl-! SHIRTS ■ nd Theo Hyatt. h allowing thc ceremony, a dinner P> bride’s parent.^. Mr and Mn: Arthur Collar attached and band shirts of good quality constitute the second offering in this col­ umn of -specials. The patterns are in good style. mnterlaU will wear, colbra are fast. Values in this of­ fer run from $1,00 to *1.95. And' on Nov. 34 find 25 you can buy shirt* here 3 tor $3.50: or one shirt for CHILDREN PRESENT PLEASING OPERETTA JunioKMombers of St. Rose Smith is a graduate ot a School of Music Entertain Portlajid High school and also a HENEFIT BRIDGE. nd Grand Rnp. college graduate Mr. Smith grarfat Central Auditorium Mr. and Mis. C. W Crawfoid ' <>i her brother. Dr u.,t,.rt from Hastings High mid has I'onducted an ml station here (or opened thrir iharinnm Imijic vir The primary and lower grade chil­ Broadway on Thursday eve­ dren ol Si Rom school n^lsted by some lime pa.it HtUtltiK^ tririKb South a benefit for the Em-School of Mu,~ning — for — .junior bridge pupils ol |nianU'.-l Guild, niteen tables U iiu -ir gave a pTosing operetta. "Bobby .played. Brewster’s Rooster." mid a program BKIDGEIt proved n iimsf pleasant ^ril of sjiccinitie.'. at Central nudiroriuni< On Thur, day rovers were In id for ■ight .it a cluirming. luncheon given afiulr a* well a> financially worth Tuesday night A good .. by Mn. Kcnilh Mclnlvrr Mr:- Sid- while, receipts amounting' to near- cnee was present and guvi ' ' ng th- efforts of m\ Fri-ntfh of Middleville. Mrs ly »W. Polis and Mr.- Clifford Dolan •High scorF'in contract was n _....... daughter and hli.'Uaiid.Mt by Mr.- H K Wib-on and Dr .milted and brought out the iitory ie bridge honors. James Bri George Lockwood, ami .second high rd Bobby.-, fmtit-s mid virtues in a convincing way. giving the lesson that it is marc blessed to give than Maude Schomp to rect i and J. M. Townsend, add second good.. v<» . m the solo purls. high wore was tnndekby Mr.., F ’ Piano, violin anti group number.' '•tick Palmer and Will Shutter THANKSGIVING GREETINGS Tiie Inti me ‘nig id the office Fcdcratloi Crook*’ n <»f. Molilgomcty st Th. ‘w.'im mejnbers and their guests re-.ponded ! nf tl4l nmtd graciously m purrtiaslnarticle* up h r sale. Mrv.'E.irl (iieted a- 0uc'ioneer ”.Tr> and Mr"T I AH' . *55ion fight i Ritchie and there u:r. much refreshment served by lite I merriment a* .th« sale. After the ,|101S{<.k> . aueuo.i. -.n.l.ieb,- «Hre. plek-j a,„.,. „..,.nd„18 ,w. y,,. p 6oxc« le. r».. ,r.r .r..d Mlda|cv,|„.. M,.. AlKt, I It • *' “'L- >'"'<■ ' “<■'> K*r. tbv w,.:i, Mt,. -n,.,,,,,, s..,,..,, M„ Club man-.- « .I MH .'I r..„b,u u,rl„ Kno«lw .rn^ori Mr. n c. ... ....... ... .... « th al,u Mrs tllrn ttrir.marr. Lb. Can Pqinork hospital. Lb. Shultz, Freeport or Middleville JOLLY BlitTHDAI (LIB. Jnest Smith. Coats Grove. Mr*. Gqrjdori EdmondClarence Mater. On Wednesday. November If. an-]' Cans Baner . Oliver delightful mating ot th<* N.i.'hvll<.. Mr: -Hasting Jolly Birthday Club was held at;' Lb.. the home of Mr- laronu Cleveland. I crncLE ' honoring the birthday of her ntotii-J। Mrs Archie McDonald delightfully er. Mrs. Cora McNamma. Fifteen \enrertauud M-'hodist L A 8 CirA TOWN talk ■ members and guesta enjoyed thei’clc Nq 3 .hi Monday night, twenty A Pleaiing Blend U. bountiful pot hjdk dinner mid the; bcinc pr- .-:n.fA bountiful po'. happy social time A*, a jMirpr.' ------ ;,v ifive Lb. 27>ic • lutX SU!,p,.. t /.lr-.,-rt followed by . MAXWELL HOUSE-COFFEE Vacuum Pack to Mrs. McNamara, thc hidif :- drr': - j the business meeting presided'over cd tn old time gowns, ’ , . lhe chairman. Mr.*- Floyd Ever­ skirt* and oilier accei Order Your Thanksgiving Chickens From Us Judge Ella c Eggleston gave were tn vogue years ago. ihtu cre­ ahart. though'--provoking talk on conating a lot of merriment. The Quality Will Be the Best dltldns among thc youm ot our city .•nd count-, and .uvked thc coopera­ Lb- 17y2c American Legion Auxiliary num­ tion <>j tin- members in bringing Any Cut ber* held a work mc'ctlng on Ttu- - about a f>i’er >late t<f affairs. For ontcr.i.'iinmeiit. the latites dis-1 Lb. Sliced 1 1 day night at the home ' “ Mr.. Dickory Brand John' Wood. •hnstmu • meeting on Dec] This Wednesday evening .. ?honoring Mr:«. Donnn Herrington 1H wtl! be ent ff’allied by Judge Eg[.will be held nt. the home of Mt... then i (Sterling Roger... Games will be 'played and refreahmopte jcrvml. It EXTRA FANCY CUTS is hoped there may Jx- u good at­ tendance. HU) clnuriu.ui. met on Tuesday with . Watch for the A. G. Adv. Each Thursday Me T. S Baird lor a pul Itick In thc Grand Rapids Press Mi.i. George Shcifield recently luncheon Meihbcr* paid dues and gave a benefit tea under auspices of gave u fruit shower for thc hospital. Circle No 4 ot the Methodist Ladies' Iivteud of the usual exchange of Aid. Twelve ladica i-njoycd n <»c- gilts Ht-Chnstmax time the equiva­ lent in- money w.v given to* thlightfuj afternoon. hospital Charity' Fond. Miss Maxhie Wui’.derlich delight­ We Deliver The Big Little Store Phone 2491 i Mrs Fred Prentice is entertaining ed the Indus « most intcii-at! the U and I Club this Wednesday tng account tier stuiutier in ’afternoon at her hJtne.lr.jhe ..ec- EurujX’. shoving pictuhs and souond ward. vxnlrs ul th*., trip. Friday, Nov. 24 Saturday, Nov. 25 Iodized Salt 2 Calumet Baking Powder Butter Babbit's Cleanser Rolled Oats 2 6 25c 25c 9c 23c 18ic Beef Steak Bacon Beef Roasts y lOc H INMAN HATS INGING thc praises of our offer of mens and boys overcoats would be a great waste of time and space. Come in and see for yourself that you can get much for very little here on November 24th and 25th! The details of our offerings are as follows: For men, we have coats valued up to $14.50, which you can buy on the above ni/incd days for only $9.95. Over­ coats Valued from $15.00 to $22.50 will be only $12.95! Boys’ overcoats that were formerly $7.50 to $13^00, will be sold for $4.95, $5.95 and $6.95. Boys’ & Youths’ Suits ERE is a good opportunity to get the young man a ‘suit of fine quality and still save money! Suits with two long trousers are only $7.95, but we haven’t a full run of sizes. Two knicker suits for the younger boys, in sizes from 8 to 12 years, are priced now at only $4.95 and $5.95. Doe* your hat begin to look a lit­ tle the worse for wear? And dies the thought ot buying a new one give your pocket-book the jitter-.1 If so; get U load of thl8. Haw for­ merly >3 50 and $5 00 will be sold Nov. 34 and 25 for. only S915I Underwear Genuin'.* Ser-Vol men’s ribbed union suits—fall weights in grey nr/ecru with ankle lengths and long sleeves. The.*e garments are of exceptional quality at thc us­ ual price, which is one dollar each. On Nov. 34 and 25. get ScrVal union suits here for only Boys Sweaters Maybe you won’t believe it—but wc have boys' sweaters that are 100 per cent pure virgin wool­ Harvard neck stylet-color* are royal blue, dark green, tan. and maroon—formerly sold tor ll.M —now only sl—! r. S. Baird Clothing and Shoes for Men and Boys HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HAST1N<L’ BANNTB.' WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER U IBM PAGE EIGHT WANTS ONE CENT A WORD NO ADYPl T1SEMENT FOR LFSS THAN .31 Guarantecd Truss Fitting Service jtutnicnt for you. Let us shot feat • I Control”. Notliinv cite like tciiUUvca. The Prescription Drug Store / Our Service . To PROTECT You Conrtanllr Adjuit Fairly P*y Promptly W» Imur- HcurL H A«s.'.d rt:r»tz Uarasr.' »l LOW HattCs z CITIZENS MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. m KaUcav* N»«- Bw-t B'-d.A He»c. »paay Ot<»r.u«-.i i*-'i J. 1. xmus. L--»! Re-.t!« r:.t4lltt HxiUufs. Mnb, ■ Bertha Damine CftrncUiu' Djmine. divorce. . , „„ w ... little |>«nd aunflower which Guy C Keller vs Sarah A. Orx- nothing to’lbe. Tnecday that followa lot atrrama and inarehc* born, foreckx.ure ol mortgage. ; l(n'T.«»rer bank holiday, writ.n a O. Glenn Mur.viiall vs. Ray ‘ (.dmuntef in theManeheater (Eng.) lind I tier I church or the nazarene. Clemen*, accounting and ipjuncHon I l5,wrijian. Mr. I’epj* f«-)i (hr nr.iln , “utlvk-tlsht’ ftuco.M BtiUdpif ‘William Wisner and, Etta Wisner, of it evi-n mi' - “ '—‘ " v.i L P Reno, custodian of the' <,f tin(Continued from page one) .Wayland State Bank, staying of ..-po l)ie ..m,,. Freeport. Mich. Casualty Co. a foreign cor­ mortgage forddosure. ■ ’ November 18. 193X m, a..-.uin'|X'it. . Harttnjb Banner. Raymond H. Baker. Admr. v.-t;' Lonl, what a connu t I had with my­ dletU nnd pharmaceutical products . I*ubin . ..... D. Solomon vs. Board ol The Delton Slate Bank, staying ut! self. my heart tempting nu- n tl.ou an- being extracted from wood., ac­ .County Road.Canuulttioni-rs ol the mortgage foreclosure. • In the Banner of November 8 you .County of Barry and lhe County of Floyd C. Frengh and Bessie.- sand tlmea to <0 abroad tdi-mt some cording to re[H>rt« of Geruiah •clell* French v.* Fr.inteffJoW? and Thelma rrnor has catted Frank L. Jone.'-, ct al. injunction. ' Gilbert p. Dickinaon Chester'Peck-vs. Lev Brail and Kydnuu)t'trespa*s on the case. , pose*, one-nf which you >av i- 'io (lf . Lois RnUl. bill to foreclose mortgage. 1'IRST UNITED brethren CHURCH, make an 'appropriation h r 111'' i’U»>- rnb- Shepard, deceased. apjieal ‘ Elsie' Hamon vs. Rudolph W Han­ tent, did a son.' divorce. R»r. I,. E. Ian*. Pastor he tni.c commksinn-' and Ih’’ --’bte :i\MU probate court. 1. « . •-. v f'r. • - .- board of chiropractorNow T am Hastings Bmldlqg and Loan As!1 "• ' (| । - ■ ' • j . >' ;i not complexly dumb, but I ivver sedation vs.lfjojie C- Cain, et al, bill The earth hu» a auperflcinl nraa ,.■ ‘ ‘ ' |l<:ird- of a "public jru-: e.msmis- .khn Schfofta. deceased. appeal from; to foreclose mortgage. . Minnie Wurm vs. William Fuhr, et, al. bill' to set aside deeds. . . .. . .< • e.ihniis-' Norm Company vs. Frank C An-' Frank Barnhart vs May Barnhart. I 000 are laml. f. miythimj dtn.< trcspA's on the care divorce. the job in Harrv U Mohrmann. n-cciver of'• Margaret F Walker vs. Elizabeth Michigan. living oil money and Nivhville State Bank vs. E L. Ap- j Jane At lee. Ebenetcr Daniels, et :fl. bill to dear cloud-from title. ‘ pretend- pjcnian. lusumpxVsiments I j---- ------------------- ----Harrv O. Mohrmann. receiver of Gustav Jesiek and Myrtle Jeslck Nashville Stale Bank vs. ft E- Swift, vs John Sienkiewicz, extension 01 moratonuin err mortgage. Hany o Mohrmann, nseivvr of ■ Nova B Whitney v*. Izonart G. st.tit- land- comes Trom ushville Stale Bank v> J. C. Fur- Whitney, divorce. in-otw way or another. Nellie C Forman vs Richard E Ham o Mohrmann- receiver of. Forman, divorce. * Nashville State Bank v... Llbbie. Pearl McArthur vs. Sheldon Mc­ Hus public trust 'commission is Mip- Mm.-liall. a.i‘HinpsU. Arthur, divorce. ijcsii !?• do, and uhy the taxpayer! Sarah Ostroth and Mabie Ostroth Harrv O Mohrmui of this state have to dig up th( ■Nashville State Bank Hurd. Adams vs. Curtis Marshall, et al. Ihoney to support another cnnuni<-asxumpsIL ' mortgage-fon-ftafiure. i'll'1 And hou come that the stale Etn-.'sl L Johncox Minor F. Shupp vs. Anna Shupp. mti t appropriate fur a state bjard Hicks tiwumpslt. 1 divorce. • . Old style u alnut bureau. Also have of chiropractors? Cannot the ch’iro-- Jacksou Pence" Co. ' Claude L. Charles E Rowlader. et al vs Em­ your crippled furniture n-iuilred and pr.u’. r- run their own bmr.iimid Walton, a.^umpsit. ............................... - ory TiKimpum. ct al. foreclosure ot refiiUkhcd i*t reasonable prices. Harry O Mohrmann. receiver of land contract Wilma •* .M ‘Baker, by• next friends Naihvtlle State Bank vs. Ward A. ‘ “ *— * “ Hastings photir ■Itool amt Mattie Quick. u.-^ump-.H. ■ / vs. Raymond H. 'Baker, divorce Fn-d L. Dingman vs. Arthur J. Gilson Bell and Vesta Bell vs And like Santa Chiu-, sometimes Floyd Everts and Belle Everts, as­ ■ Clayman. et al. mortgage forvclos; doe>. lia* the state missed the cldro-i.' sumpsit. ure. . • praetors' stockings? If you can ex-; Waite Sr... o .»r „hlrh s„ , plain this I am sure many of your ...ij.- u nwn ! M..,, Tin 1 readers - will join me in thanking ,court. you. , Sincerely. • HASTINGS PARISH. • PIU ..ui METHODIST EPISCOPAL fllURCH. I S.,.'. Wm E* Hm “d Bev. C. >!. Conklin Lcqn Cool. RrUJer.ee: SIP E. Green Bl Phone ?6BS i> r. .■Ktunipsii. . et al. u*sumpsit ment of The Parker Hotel, acro.^frtini the Court Sal-Vet Company. Inc. a ,. v> n,J Thc Industrial Company vs. L<-on Y>>;k corporation vs. Middl* House, State Street entrance,-where 1 hqpe«to meet impa ” d Andrew Doaley. asl.umtxT Mid Coal company, asm • .Miinpdt. ruti trooper. uim med t.r i-jimond.-- Elevator and Implement ftladt.wn Furniture Com pmvy v«. ■ for Adam I'./tepnurh . Company. .1 corjwratlon vs. Arlie Mike Gjtlkich. a*sUinpdt. Madej and Mary Wielgosz vs. End lev. mssumiwit. . ' • Michael and Helena Zawackl. as­ Chancers Causes sumpsit. Rudi-lph E. Reahirt. State Bank­ Manville Peterson vs. Earl Strick­ ing Commissioner, vs. Nashville land. William Cramer, axsiirnpslt. Bank. .ipp:liitm*‘iit'<>l'receiver. Boyer* Fire Apparatus Company, Rudolph E Reichert. State -Bai*- an Indiana corjMtratlon^vs. Freeport i:,:. c nun..Mm-r. vs. State Bunk of ■stare Bank. assumpsHcnunKn or the united brethren ■ pul i epon. appointment of receiver. '“r Alfred Moerdyk vs. Ortna Glynn. 1 IN cueist. Julian J Gardner y». Ellen Gard ct al, trespass on the case. . Arnett Auto Company vs. Hirry o Mohrmann. i.-crnri of Banftou et al. iiMtumjteit Nashville State Bank - A” •• ’ullcr H Samuel Rosenblum vs, Claude j Ru«.-; ct al bill to b j. e morl- sparrow and Chas. Bourdo. nssump- THE CHURCHES low a' ronimunlcatmn from Mrs J E Barcroft f.f-Freeport. MS Bar croft jvould like to bare public mat Ml CASES L STED WANTED! GEO. M. NEWTON HAVE MOVED MY UPHOLSTERING SHOP AUTO PARTS W. A. CAIN, Upholsterer and Finisher GLENN F. LAUBAUGH j Phone h’.lll Robleski’s Electric Shop Hrullngs . What Would You Do Clifford Harry O. Mohrmann. receiver'of Nashville State Bank vs. Haydeni Ny<-, ax umpsit . Gilbert Verburg v.i, Oren A .Davis.! Delinquent tresjxux on the case. Ada Fur Farms, a Mlchiean cor-i iporatum vs C- L- Munger. Co. attaclimi nt. ;s. wta. E^SeitWlilte Bros, v.s I.. H. Cook, as-j •. divorce. suhifuit Delton Farm Bureau Elevator foreclosure. Company v • Wilbur Sllcuck. as-; sumpsit. ' et al,, f^recksurc'of ii Frank W Annable vs. Raymond B ifoward. replevin. fin v James Moulton. Glen Ear l va. Frank Price-, as- [.sumpsit. Mary E Snnbury y . Morse Back­ । Wolverine Fruit Products ComtJ us A'dmr.. furechnure of mortgage. I' pany vs William Boughitrr. tresfUM, - Martin [on the case, declare1 Elmer F JVatrouv vs. Mrs. Edgar; Bank', bill i L. Mend, trespass, on the case .lurenev A .uter vs. John MarJoseph Boiiitka vs. Thomas R. ill bill for an accounting and dil­ Obhewsky and Sophia Olshewaky,' ution of o-jxirtnership A Ja*suinj»it Vird vs Catherine A American Electric. Service. Inc. v.s.. Duns M Curites, appeal from-justice George Fox, di- ' court. ' Il THE LAW ... Ut REVOKED Y.mr . 2nd TIED Up All Y«’ttr Trocka and Cur».’ EPFECT.IVE OCT. 17. 1033 Michiusn's Fiasncfol Respon­ sibility Law Provides . YOU c: ir • • ... YOUR . tru • -. >4 until EMMANUEL CHURCH. (EPISCOPAL) - -— SEE US FOR INSURANCE ’ .ferry Anriru*. Phone Il'T—Fl Hastinc*. Mich. R. <;. Brtjmm. Phone KI—I?. Nlwhvilfc, -Midi. ■ C. 6 66 ■ ■ < I . ,:.V. Ib ; ' . riitsT fresbytijrian church. Rev. Jehu KPrtilng. D t>. PaKtor. : W. Ctf:.ter Ut Phone CIS . Fine l.avxljvi- and Tonic McH 8p*r-!x m-ttnu-.-. K.-..-ra and Mi* _Fr^nk H HASTINGS MARKETS loved Mary Jean and will m Funeral service* sere Wee CARDS of THANKS for better mortuary services of Grand Ledge end with M:. and ‘ CHARLES H. LEONARD PHONE tKIl . Hifrry O Mohrmann. receiver of Minnie E. Hanyen..ct al. vs. Nel-' Na-hviiie Stale Bank. vs. Len W ' Fvtghner. et al. foreclosure of chattel son H. Cross, et al. bill to quiet title. ] 1 In the matter of the petition at Rodney post, ct al. bill to discharge' Heltn Beadle ■ mortgage. - ' Beadle, divorce. Will Tobias vs. Mabel Tobias, di-, Harry o Mohrmann. receiver of Nashville State Bank. vs. David H. vorce Glenn A Boyle vs. Nina J. Bbylc. Gardner. i-t -al. fofeclosure ot mort,, , ’divorce. Edna Parrott v- Allie A. HanUm. J./Echtinaw rh< Endsley, temiwrery injunction, j Lchtinaw/divorcc. Hatrv o Muiirmunn. receiver of1 .John C McKlbbln vs. Hattie .,-hviil<•'State Bank.'.., Richard O. McKlbbln. divorce. ■ : John Braniteuillpr vs.. Ida E faredosun H. • Brandatetter, divorce. . bill for an uccmntfng. Charles Wilcox, vs. Earl and Ber-j. Han y O. Mohrmann. receiver of nice Wilcox, cancellation of deed | n*i ; Nashville State Bank. vs. Jolin j.; and agreement. & Pitt and Lilly M Put. et al. tnorfCharles G McPeck. et al. v.,. Verm -h to: d -ure J McPeck. bill for partition 1 ■1 h.irrv o Mohrmann. receiver of! Mina M Adams v» William U . Nashville SU'.t Bank, vs Wlltajd i Adam*, divwce . Hdt. n. . ... mortgage foreclosure Clyde C Slemons. *UU- commte- ■ Ham O Molirminn. receiver of sinner of health. v». The vil.age ol H •• . - s . - n.nk. Walter O Nashville, el at •_v \. . .. n:<'-.g. f C. Cart McGufTy. et al. vs William ■ P Streeter, et al. bill of c m plain to H i-’.m;* Building and Loan as- vacate decree ,-d ocMttun V- Fred Gregg and Ethel William W&ner vs. W Barrett. On?. ni->.-tw«< foreclosure. etui, bill for an accounting and; ixiton State Bank vs. Marlon!cancellation.of lease. • -L-rttguge forecHaure.l Pearl M. Ayer* v*. Homer S H. tu-v B ulding. and Loan > Ayer*, divorce I . . Vernon R. BumJord. et Mary M DeWitt vs Oscar Jayul DeWitt divorce al nux'z.me mortgage- foredroure foreclosure va Ltwto E Jettmga.1 8hertfT-Oo*hn Sale* co v$. Norrte; May me Near v. L. ~ -••• ;J. Herrington. Admr.. et al, bill fori t-.il for specific performance W<»jd!ar.d Exchange Bank vs. 1 an accounting. vt, Ray BakerJamer F and Duuy B Ouy. nr>rt-1 Prank Balcerzak lhe zak- W11 foraccounting and in-'. Hum' o Mohrmann. receiver of junction aAhviHe State Bank, vs Floyd W. SberlfT-Gaslln Sales Co v*. Au-. • »...nd aL mortgage fore- gu>t F Geiger. John Fteher. bill for, i;i, ) .an accounting. M.imw I WiDifon va. George WilEdward Purchis vs Charlea Dahln d'vo-ce hauser. injunction and accountuig ... . .: .v H« A w..~ nr.r . t 25th will Im-lirld Ur and Mf> Jarno of illmii tn the IE me sicrifice Electric Appliances Electric Wiring Delco Light Sales and Service GRANGE PROGRAMS Dii tine live Funeral Service . . : M:. And Mr ... , Earl J.uf.".* and Laura were. Grace Earl :PlamweU.-Mrs. P!. •• - ~Bellingham. Mr. and Mrs it: Walter Warner' and , Rubert. Kcteey spent .part ot Dcyo Earkin vs Nora A. Matlhcwi. Margaret ---------—t In ... ---------- _with Mni ■ et al bill to declare land contract a last. week Hastings mortgage Lenah Wood Earl H Chrewmun v» Orace A Thanksgiving program next. Clwweman. divorce Bunday evening Leader, Mrs..1 , Yada Mann vs Arthur Mann, d.- Wayne Ooolbaugh . 'on < ,. j Mr. and Mrs. Allie Cheney of Harrv Larsen w. Rhea'Marie Lar- Carlton and Mr and Mrs Lewis' n.;re Stickel and Margaret of Kalamazoo .M .-umer.C. Nichols vs. Fred Dar-Tfjwnt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Aljy. to take Jurisdiction of foreclosure; ton Wood. .! land contract. The P. T A. will bev this week 'MargaM-t E. Lass vs. Otto B. J. Friday night, Nov. 34. A chicken । La'•. divcrce. . supper at 7 o'clock Program in Melvin L. Pettit vs Lucille Pettit', charge of Margaret Coats. A play 1 divorce. j will be given by eight vyomen Come-il in S. Jl'.IT ERSON ST. t HASTINGS Give Thanks tvith a bouquet of lovely Flowers . . . for the Thanksgiving All orders receive our careful attentidh and prompt delivery Phone 2530 ' Clyde Wilcox The Florist jt CARS WASHED In a Warm place with WARM WATER! MOTOR OIL Containing ANIMAL FAT Try a Filling . . . and Be Convinced! Edmonds Oil Co. �PART TWO—Page Nine | THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, Nov. 22, 1933 A administrator have shown 1. PRICES A high standard of ; Agriculture s repression Degan *Mu4flusual interest in and knowledge living' cannot tie maintained on a I ' . wy * • •» . ■ ol the general farm problem tow price level and a democracy, WRITES ON "BUY ■ a• -/ hirteen Years A CO. INatianal 1 continuing. Mr Tabor said: such as ours,cannot endure unless' ------------- ------o~> . jj ® -'There were many who had grave it gives, to the avrrage^man a rra-1 ! fears about thc Allotment Plan and eonable chance to secure a fair start Grange Head Tells Convention* tiie methods ol adjustment but the toward success In the race of life. I NOW” MOVEMENT Slowk Tli* attention of all Grangers of 'Tabor proceeded to dtaicUM tl>e 1“*' os passed was Hie best judg- 2. WAGES. Well paid labor and I Ionia county b Centered thia week general agricultural economic and rn,'nt °‘ t,M' administration nnd it* satisfactory conditions are e.wn- BOOT HTARKINGTON. NO­ upon tiie national convention of tiie financial situation of the country. l**dersWp. All admit the tremen-- tlal to prosperity Men who are uh- 1 TED AUTHOR, GIVES All price* in this advertisement include the Michigan 3 per cent Sale* Ta* organization in session at Boise, pointing out how basic is th> in- Jou' dhflculttos involved and the al- employed or on the dole are n?«, EXPLANATION dustry ‘<»t super-human good- .customersUU.-.IJ of *11 agriculture UKllLHluur in III both uuill ccowu- ,"----........... _ effort -- -- -required ■ , ------------ - -for■ beef-steak, ham Idaho. i. Jud .... ... . UK i.kx. ..,:,in >» «-»■'« the far filing nrogrum Of i>k >•> o( nr „ dairy product*. Chief interest In the convention adjustments.' 3. DEBTS. ’ The tremendous In-' pr..- »cr<-«K tiducuan. .dputmrnU. ' Is tin- address that was given by ».k nollc.«bly !,«■ Iran, ’ “* crease in debts calls for the moot i SAYS MONEY IS A of Nat tuna! Muster Louis J Tabor yes­ mulgation of radical formulas or benefit payment* and a ‘ host new remedies. Instead he renewed ether matters ln operation. This M- wrious consideration and ttnless tiie MEANS OF TRADE terday -afternoon. *" * “of■ 'the agri-­ debt structure of thc tuition, both] In his uddreM National Master hls emphasis upon the Grange pro- ’tempt “at* *Ute “solutton ...... calling ........ tor .U. "the American euluml -lliiuilon u rnlilted to .nd public and private, is notamder con­ Wiser to Live by Spending Thbor ditnv h-*nie the fact that the Krum trol. grave trouble is ahead Market for lhe American Farmer.'' recelv? a fair trial, so that recent agricultural depression u 13 Than to Perish by Sav­ 4. TAXES Tiie increase in the yean old. . indicating a prolonged and for such a balancing of pjices ,LA VBJU*- *?r ,ts ‘Bllur<‘- to r‘‘,ach.tb*‘ ing Our Products lieriod ot distress among farm pep- and opportunity as shall give thr heart of the question must be defl- real estate lux burden is'still mote level, and the base of taxation must 'Booth Tarkington, the author, al­ ple. during which they haw en- farmer .- — n fair chance among lhe. nltoiy demonstrated. ---- . industries ----of . .u_ —j The • ■>■>: Fanner r«an™ Strikes. be still further broadened. Priv- i, ways writes interestingly and clear-1 dravon-d heroically to carry on : great thc .land, | Tlw though all the time aceing condi-' Give New I)ea| a Chan — National MM.-r trtrnrd tn H«f. tnnane Md Wtury mttfl con- ly. He lias contributed a short n„a,.n.,. aa tribute to society There must be no i story In favor of the "Buy Now'* tion.< grow worse for their Indus-1 The national master commented ■ uM. recent attempts to mobilize try: with net funn income droi^iing: -----— -•.speed —‘ and.courage" with farm — — >•-- •-In -the — Central -------- ••• — •£ upon•••'"the strike West in tax dodgers in America. KING’S which we think Is 5. MONEY. An honest dollar is movement, front over thirteen billion dollars ini which the present administration : these significant words: We canworthy of general and careful read­ 1920 to about five billion dollars ini has undertaken u M>lutlon of th? not criticize those who use honor- more than a name. The Justice and ing. *o we reproduce it below: FLAKE | 1931 Ito forcefully declared that old problem ol furin equality? and able means to preserve tiie equlty honestwif our monetary structure Somel lines we have to go against Michigan Milled (Lowell, Mich.) "without bringing the fanner againi reminded tin- Grange membership, j.n n tncir their farms .... and homes, but the un. on .... our training or go broke Some­ Into the American market, nationalI that .President Roosevelt, his M’C- Oranie bcllevrt there u a better Ideal, and the live, ot all «ur penile times what wc have always believed 1 n-tary of agriculture, and his ad-I: tneUaxl method than .vlrlkes. .strikes. violence « or —Intda County-News prosperity Is retarded." , , ,________ _________________ 'to be a rule of virtuous conduct 2 & 17c Cranberry Raisins 2 29c bloodshed in thc ref ”-----of' -----HtUng farm AV ‘ ‘ ' _e T*y DV Hooves fatal in practice. For In­ Sun Maid Seeded difficulties. Tiie pds'f ver. of. the d:- MUdi rAT oALto IAA di ; stance, we have grown up in the be­ ganizatton and cooperation, can. if -------... FOLLOWING MONTH “ L KS “ d properly used, inteachers u>*u and cmw'.v enforced by our gqv- * i----, — --/ — - -• correct thc basic ... _ ........... I। wwwwib Sweet Cherriec 21c Mince Meat t-oa. pkg. 1 OC equalities against which thc tUUt*:Rt f Rnlea Tn» Ron rd Snv eminent, that we have no right to Country Club Country Club - Royal Anna ' oI.UivkuIhW. sla,<! oay i«k<- or u» Uw property or .noihi-r url.tlU Dnnnltv . ............. u... While ekz,te\«u... pointing out et.A the r«e>r fact rlwr that Penalty fzi to Pnllnui Follow person ............... without his consent, but i, If | j large surpluses probably cannot be 'the property in question happens toj Delay brought under control without n I be a. blackjack thal the other Edward Scully, deputy field ad- - person is about to bring down on' 'Certain amount of planning and diSILVER LEAF ■ rection. and that only through ministrator for the state board of my head. I shall haw a bettor; 1 planned intelligence can balanced tax administration. recently stat­ chance of surviving if I perceive.; agriculture lx- secured.. Mr. Tabor ed that the state board intends to in lime, the -unwisdom of clinging 'sounded a note of warning against no longer tolerate delinquency In unalterably to old convictions. That Dates unfitted. 2 £ 25c Salad Drerring i-" 23c ■ ■'dictatorial or bureaucratic meth- the filing of reports is. there are times of emergency, Sudan Quality The general sales tax act, under when clinging to an old conviction Section 6. very specifically states1 will be ruinous D-t us consider the| I>an<rr of Bureaucracy. SOW IS THE TIME to take advantage of these LOW PRICES , Enlarging upon this warning he that "the taxes levied hereunder present time in its relation to our 19c Asparagus N°-2 Queen Olives ■>--< 33c be due and payable on or be­ old conviction in favor of thrift. ,sald. 'After generations of exixtn- shall Hollywood Brand • Bountiful Brand thc 15th day of tire nionth next People of pioneer stock are often sion and each farmer following his fore succeeding thc month in which the spoken of as the "backbone of the ■ own inclination, it is extremely dif- tax accrued." Thc Act. under Sec­ country. ” and probably they are ; 1 tlcull to bring into being a planned tton fl. further apectnoail}' states, LARGE No. 2JPioneers are thrifty or they don't : rural existence If we |>cnnil the of failure to ■ survive. If the Lx used ---- ... . file* any . , reaxunv. *■ wiv "uvuwood p,,v pile « u.xu CAN lilahning by* which agriculture will "in case can* imove forward to be controlled en- turn required by this Act within : too freely in thc autumn it may not by thc­ — time prescribed . . . the. Act. , 25. laM through the winter, wuiw-i. and wi illrely by the government, wc shall tlw Country Club— New pack — Fancy Golden Yellow Pumpkin I develop a new type of bureaucracy per cent of the tax shall be added Midland child learned thrift at its, | grandmother s knee Moreover, we've1 Cioaing Out at i,whfch like creeping paralysis, will as a penalty." When lhe Act became effective teen taught for several generationscripple agriculture's future. Tiie Pineapple no.ev.u-Baby Walnuts ■v. 19c danger of limited development to on July 1 thc state board of tax thal lt Un't what a man earns that! Country Club - aliceci or crushed certain sections and denying* the administration did not have a list counts'nnd takes care of him in hLsj’ j right of new Areas to expansion has of merchandisers to whom the tax 10|d ngr; it s what he saves We've The board made its |BiWBys believed thal thrift Is a vlrin It many serious problems. A di-. would applyof returns Nut Meats '.4-ib. i>..k.< 29c Mixed Nutt 25c Uirough var- •tue. — that ----spending Is risky and that I ! reeled life is not only new. but very dlstrlbutlon Pecan or Walnuts - Cellophane wrapped difQcult. *and al-the same time ex­ tons agencies nnd felt that It should squandering is suicidal. We demand I not be too harsh in imposing penal ­ thrift from our government, vote ceedingly dangerous for America. ties upon .returns made after lhe against political candidates proven Our ancestors left Euro|>e to get 15th of the month. LARGE No. 2L<J unthrifty, and wc investigate, and away from a planned' existence The board now feels that the pro- , Pewter has rnisetl 50 " in the past six months. Here and came to America tp find liberty visions of the Act are well known often relegate to private life, offi­ CAN can* cials shown to be carelessly lavish and to give individualism full -play. is a chance to buy Christinas presents at less than all taxpayer* in tiie State of with public funds Thc value of Country Club Fancy Halve* or Slice* in heavy syrup During more than two c»nturlei, this to add. therefore, will insist thrift, indeed. Is one of our Wrong-| quality has txvn developed without Michigan hindrance. Tire American Farmer that returns be triode on or before I■ est convictions. No one doubts that ~ GOLDEN A the 15th of the month as required j it lx a rigi and useful conviction had cleared forests, conquered prai­ under Uom BANTAM 2 Genuine Crystal Beads, strung QQ‘ the definite nmvi-ilnn« _ that it would be dangerous to Fresh Bread 25c provisions nf of the' the or ries, irrigated the desert and pto- Act. on rhain. A *1.59 seller wsJ Fancy Country Club unsettle it: but here is the Unifed duced crops in kind, quality and Returns for the month of October States government coming to us manner to suit-his own desires. ouriment of Costume Jewelry, received by the board after the 15th • Price parity and stability cah- of November will be subject to lhe now. asking us to buy. buy. buy. ad­ Fruit Cake «■. ..i. 39c Fresh Cookies 2 «» 25c vising us to spend our money rather not come unless we take a broad. penalties imposed by the Act. Her Grace - truly delicious than to save it. and generally apAny Necklace In stock telling , natural view of agricultural prubtrearing to set itself strongly in op ­ up to *1.50. for ■ lems. Spme Southern states have PRICES OF FARM TOOLS position to that old principle of ! reduccu their cotton acreage in re­ cent years by 40 per cent A-iule oth­ MAY BE DEEPLY CUT thriftiness in w hich we were trained. MAKE SOME FAMILY HAPPY - GIVE FOOD There seems to be a contradiction er states have Increased their pro­ and *1.00 GIFT TABLE. They contain REAL VALUES. Re duction a like amount. What is true Michigan Fann Bureau May somewhere. sure and look. Moreover, the government asks us ot cotton Ls true- of many other Kroger Gift Baskets and Food Coupon Books are Join a Huge Buying to spend at a time when we have crops. To ask each to reduce in the the least to spare, at a time when same manner Li unfair, to deny to Pool truly practical gifts that everyone can use. Federal government itself, as well And we have a large and complete slock of all Chrlstnew farmers the right to ciiange It seems to us that American farm the their agriculture is equally unjust." implement makers are taking an un­ as our- State, county and city gov­ . mat Goods, Watches. Diamonds. Ringo. Gel our prices before GIFT BASKETS FOOD COUPON BOOKS Concluding iris comment uix^a warranted course in demanding the ernments, are taking heavily from buying. planned rural life' Tabor saldint high prices they do for farm tooW. us in taxes and in that way lessen­ Assortments up from 98c — -■ * $2.50 — $5.00 is no use to deny the bailling com­ They have not. lowered prices to ing our Rower to spend. Worse still, our government, through the plexities of tire plan, but on the anywhere near the. extent that other hand 13 years of continued prices ot other products have drop­ NRA, asks us to spend at a moment depressions and a clear realization ped. The reduction on farm imple­ of great financial uncertainty in oux of wh.it lias occurred in America ments Is so little, compared with the lives, at ti moment when we don’t Hastings Dependable Jeweler Michigan and tiie world, compels the devel­ great decrease in prices of farm pro­ know whether we’re emerging from opment of a long-time program for duct*. that farmers are unable to the depression or going deeper into agriculture Hiat will enable us to buy needed tools nt thc high pjices It. and when wc aren't sure wheth­ er we're less afraid of the future achieve a planned life more toler­ charged by manufacturers. lb*. than wc were a year ago. or more so. able than tiie haphazard existence It is not. therefore.- to be won­ The curious thing about the gov­ behind us." dered at that tiie .Michigan -Farm ernment's Full of sweet juice exhortation (o m to spend Calling attention to the fact that Bureau Is planning to become a part for a long time the National Orange of the huge buying pool which, it Is Is that the exhorters know how we has had a clearly defined land pol­ expected, will rtash prices of farm feel and how we’re situated: they large bunch 5c know our old conviction in favor of Grapefruit 4 19c Celery icy. Mr. Tabor pointed out that It is Implements. thriftiness and they agree with that "grossly unfair and basically un­ Florida - sweet and juicy - 70-80 el.xa Freeh, crisp conviction—and yet these same ex­ sound lor thc government on one horters ask us to buy. buy. buy. hand to appropriate millions of dol­ What's the answer* Money is a 3 ib. Uc Bananas Apples 4 b. 19c lars for the Farm Board a,nd d for ag aga ­ ■" means of trade. If you had a cord ricultural assistance, and t:.... Golden yellow fruit then .J to s Fancy Jonathans of wood and no food, nnd your appropriate other millions of dollars neighbor had a cella? full of pota ­ Max Ycrgen of Africa, one of thc for new land development. "Hie Government should pur­ s[>cakers al tiie State Older Boys' toes and no fuel, and if neither of chase and take out of production a conference. I* one of the great you were willing to trade, he’d have AGAIN .KROGER OFFERS greater amount of sub-marginal colored men of the world. Many raw potatoes to'eat but he'd freeze land, using it for forestry, conserva­ adults are planning on coming to death, and you'd have heat THE FAMOUS 4 POINT BLUE RIBBON tion and recreational purposes." he great distance* to hear him. Any enough perhaps, but you'd starve to argued. - When this policy is once boy who can attend this conference death. Thrift Ls indeed a virtue: adopted, thc unfairness of agricul­ surely has a treat in store for him. but thur'is a time of emergency dur­ tural expansion will be removed and Other speakers and leaders a{e Dr. ing wi/lch it’s necessary to buy goods R. O. Hall of Albion. Dr. W. A. Au- so .that somebody 11 have money stability secured." lenbach of Cranbrook church, erjoifgh/to pay us for wiiat we pro­ "Back to thc Land” Explained. In connection with the recent ap­ Coach '’Juddy” Hyames of W S T. duce. If |t’« hard for us to get rich Place your order immediately at your neighborhood Kroger Marke* by washing one another's shirts, it's propriation of S25.000DO0 for maintenance of homes or farms, Mr. Rochester and Mrr S S. Wyer of certainly impossible for us to make a living by washing otlr own. It Columbus. Kalamazoo Dre. 1-2-3, Tabor sees a step made necessary by seems live AIMV-V days. vuije. ---- wiser ---- - to -...... - by- spending than tiie fact that there are millions of only S3 oo for the three bv saving, xavine ‘ Dr. M Linde assisted with the, to PDcrlth crish by people now unemployed w:ho can­ 51 ~ not be re-absorbed into our indus­ discussion on Health”* ’* CARLTON CENTER. Free - 1 Boulion Cube with each roast trial life, and that it is a -proper Boys’ Y group at ts Mr. and Mrs Arlie Todd and charge on government to use pub­ retary Angell lust family visited the forpicr's brother. lic funds toward the redistributing ning. Beef Ribs Rib Roast Last Tuesday evening Cranston Mr. and Mrs Lester Todd, of Mio. of this population and toward find­ c Fine for baking Boned, rolled and tied ing for unemployed Industrial work­ Wilcox's Y group discussed for northern Michigan, last week. ’ ers an opportunity to produce part their Bible study thc Ten Com­ Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Exncr of of their income from small tracts of mandments. The Y Twelve group Lakeview called on Mr. and Mrs Beef Pot Roast Pork Sausage land, so located that they can be had as Jheir subject. 'The Buis for Fred Henney Tuesday afternoon. Lawton Williams attended the employed part Ume if the oppor­ Choice*” ohe ot the week of prayer football ifame at Ann Arbor Satur­ tunity is a Horded. He. however, topics. pointed out a warning in the obliga­ I The Woodland Y group postponed day and acted as usher from Boy­ tion to protect agriculture in this their meeting Monday night because Scout Troop 7fl. of Carlton Center. E. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Wilson, .son new program by making sure that , of the special meetings In thc undesirable group* are not moved church. . August, also daughter Elinor and Dr. John R.Jdott^ wl»o Is at home friend. Murry Meyers, visited rela­ Lean fresh picnics from the citv to rural areas and In flfl countries of the world, says tive* in Grand Rapids one day las’, that undue burdens are not placed on farm communities to demand that tiie inter-racial question is week. Sliced Bacon Vfc-it. uy.r gc <t Moat Murry Meyers went- north deer greater educational facilities and more serious than cither lhe inter­ national or economic. Sugar cured welfare relief. hunting FYlday. ,. - There —- must ThebeY.noM. C. A. u establUhed in government subMr. and Mrs. H- L. Allerding and »idy toward increased production " ‘be capltok of all the countries, and son Howard visited relatives in Lan­ Pork Liver Spare Ribs he uld. ' Modern conditions demand 1.757.000 members In 9.000 local ding Bunday. that an Intelligent people shall give *MOdattons SOUTH COATS GROVE. to all its citizens a chance in life Rev. L. L Dewey assisted on, tiie Mr. and Mrs. Norris Lyons and but it should be remembered, in the stat« Y convention program in Deson. Raymond. of Grand Rapids redlstributlng of surplus population. tro“ but Thursday. that this Ls a city problem and must Freeport Y group have elected were Bunday guests at Wm. Bayne's Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Flrsler spent. not by its attempted solution create Wayne Maurer, president. Max a greater one in the form of new Curtiss, vice-president. Robert Sunday P. M. with Mrs. LoU Flrater I burdens placed upon rural life." Boughner.' secretary and Lloyd in Hasting*. Mary Stutz called on her parents. Five Point Prorram. Reamer, treasurer Tn battleship Colorado COSt 27 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stutz. Bunday P. M. In recommenlng a program tor million dollars the future. National Muter Tabor| ______ nr ■ Clarence McKelvey and wife pointed out that five essential stops With all its draw backs life 1* still spent Sunday with their brother, i must be kept constantly In mind: a splendid adventureRoy McKelvey, near Lacey. READY with BIGGER » THANKSGIVING % FOOD VALUES FLOUR N. R. A Buy Now! ILMRU ADD PRE-CHRISTMAS JEWELRY SALE 29« SW,FTS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY All Hammond Non-Stop Electric Clocks GROUP of PEWTER PIECES Closing Out at 1-2 Price! PUMPKIN 25* PEACHES 29* & 99 99 C. B. HODGES FLORIDA ORANGES Prepare Your Car for Winter Driving Many motorists were caught un­ prepared when the cold days came, which caused them much incon­ venience and expense. A NEW FORD BATTERY will insure quick starting. PRESTONE in your- radiator will keep it from freezing. . AN EFFECTIVE CAR HEATER is not only a comfort but'almost a necessity for winter driving. Call and we will gladly tell you about these WINTER accessories Y. M. C. A. ITEMS TURKEYS BEEF ROAST lb. 6c 12>/2 Ib. 6Yzc PORK ROAST f 8c FRESH GY..ERS Universal Garage Co. Phone 2121 Hastings 21c 47* WANT TO BUY OR SELL ? TRY OUR WANT COLUMN �Niuiun AnniTiniUAI NAfflinu HUUII IUHHL !■ Two hundred and sixty men com -'men will complete the quota of 10! peted for four positions al the ex- who will be distributed, two to each CONSERVATION OFFICERS aminations hew at Roscommon. All of the five conservation distrtete of uuiiULnTniiun vii ivs.r«o appotmeeJ win Irt« lunct. tlu. staU. These men wM n<x be a»- Three examinatwru were IieHjn moved tnrougntne district as octii* uumc nenlnsuia- at Marquette,cssion and conditions demand. V\ppw.uoh. «). • tW ««■!»“«• «'h d» ... <w«d: ... Ho«h.»n .Im u -1 ’--SrfSod ported by Director Hogarth. Tire . E^tht regularly assigned Conner-• ___________ ratlin officers and tlx free tance wbcn. 40 more were present. ■jVo number of convictions -------- - -for - October --------officers Will be appointed by Director cons<.rvaljdh officers will be m-1*cled expected to greatly exceed the, George R. Hogarth of Jib* Depart- fr0|n ,hOete cammed nt each of the number reported for the same per­ ment of Conservation from 740 men th-(< locations • jidd Ln 1933. he .said, and justices of] who recently completed civil gerv.ddl.tonal con-'tlK 1RUCe “* a»P«aUng with the, lee examinations Zrl anfifreeze S?n I *» "*••***'« penalties - _ SUPERV50RS ."WJ ApiK.li.tm.nl. in Lin. With _ Law >nforoemetit*eampsi<n Throughout State nouiKiW law enforcement campaign ! k.-, vatlon officers nnd two free lance beb^ carried on by the Department.. officers will be selected. Appointment at the six free lance* LUUflJ A Good Time To Buy FURNITURE Right now we have on our floors several articles on which we can quote a very low price. These goods would be a fine bargain at any time, but right now they stlnd out as especially good values. , ... .... ■ ■ HOUSE NEWS OCTOBER SESSION We Are Now Purchasing White Pea ’Beans, Also Small Onions We arc also pleased to advise that we will oper­ ate all of our SALTING STATIONS IN BAR­ RY COUNTY during the SEASON of 1934. So in planning your crops for next season please bear in mind that we offer you a cash crop with guaranteed price and market. £ha!ker, 46 Ac. SCc. 30. Prairieville, i Dorr Sfott and wife to R G Hen­ ; top and wife. Lot 21. Eddy's Brach । plat Wnll lake. Hope Twp I Bertha M Davenport to R. G. Koch. 40 Ac., Sec 1ft. Orangeville Wn. William G. Crjiwford and wife tn. Floyd There are in thsi line about one dozen Walnut fin­ ish, well made and HANDSOME END . TABLES that'for this sale are priced at only— * 10. Assyria Tup. Alma Wujiderlidi to Andrew Matthew.-. nnd wife. BO Ac.. Sec. ; Carlton Tup. I Charles E. Smith. and wife Hurry I.. Dean and wife. Lot Shore Acres, Johnstown Twp. A GOOD TAPESTRY LIVING ROOM SUITE for only— and wife, 44 Sq. Rds . Sec' <1 Has- • tings Twp, Richard Bchoenborn nnd wife l<>( Hirsch Brothers & Co HASTINGS J. DERLUTER, Mg. PHONE 2649 MICHIGAN A very handsome, well made Wal­ nut finishgd Bed Room Suite for only We have at present several used, rebuilt and demonstrator washing machines at prices that will move them in a short time. If you are in need it will pay you to investigate. Miller Furniture Co Complete House Furnishers Spun James R. Smalley, ct al. to Thc Ccrpmicrctal Savings Bank of Mar­ : hall..8!) Ac . S>.c !». V.'.-Ktlind Twp. Hastings, Michigan 1 Well, we've lived to see the Erie < Penna.) Daily Times refer Io-Hie harbor master's $500 job at that ’ place as a political plum.--Detroit WHY DELAY LONGER in equip­ ping your car with FIRESTONE tires, which will give you the most in safety and mileage that money Firestone COURIER TYPE •^40x21 4.50x21 4.75X19 30x3*2 FROM WHATEVER FOOT TROUBLE YOU MAY HAVE! $3-60 $4.25 $4.qs $3.45 HAMMER ANKLES TOF , CROOKED TOES \ । SENTINEL TYPE 4.50x21 4.75x19 5.25x18 5.25x21 $5.65 $6.05 $7.30 $7.95 SORE. HEELS OLDFIELD 4 50x21 4.75x19 <25x18 {*.50x19 $6.30 $6.70 $7.10 $9.40 Come in today—take advantage of pres­ ent prices. These low prices vyill bring you the EXTR.A VALUES built into FIRSETONE tires. They cU no more, yet you get mure for your money. The EXTRA VALUES are your savings. ANDRUS SERVICE Jefferson and Court Sts. HASTINGS. MICH. PHONE 2240 FALLEN ARCHES SORE HOT FEET ♦ CORNS \ > INGROWN ITCHING NAILS TOES BUNIONS CALLOUSES ON SOLE SEE FOR YOURSELF! ATTEND THIS SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION This Saturday, November 25th 9:00 a. m. to xo:oo p. m. ' It is our good fortune to announce that on the above date an Expert of the Chicago Staff of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, world noted Foot Authority, will be at <xu store for the greatest Dcmonrtration of Foot Comfort ever held in this city. To you, it means an opportunity such as you cannot afford to miss, if you juffej from your feet. What you will learn about your feet through the aid of this Expert will be of life-long benefit to you. You will know your feet as you never knew them before; what causes them to hurt and what to do to always enjoy foot comfort. Thc Dr. Scholl Appliance or Remedy you need to relieve and re­ move the cause trf your suffering and the proper shoe for foot comfor\ will be demonstrated on your own feet WITHOUT CHARGE. Keep this 0d as a HASTINGS CUT-RATE SHOE STORE 114 W.State Si. *‘Barry County’s Busiest Shoe Store” Hastings FREE! �THE HASTINGS BANNTR. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER !J. I Ml rANUT untAMo WAnM BUYERS COLD GLANCE Mr. and Mrs Eber Hoffman 'of This Association Tempting Colors and Shapes with their parents' Mr and Mn. N Take the Chill Out ot Thi•'-'P<■,', Y , r, .otto Mr., and Mrs Cha«, Cobb and A Dessert in Slack Season fumiiy Of Battle erre-k spent sun­ Founded and-built <?n the security of the East famoing— !«• cream makers.'day at G C Marshall.' American home—an everlasting human ne­ I °ni»teur and profeaaional. are' Mr.'and'Mni. G. C- Manliall and cessity—and fortified by adequate and wise A W' 'Wiled by Ol»e dairy department at | Mr. mid Mrs H. J. Voltz »prnt Michigan State College to-tempt the Thursday at Batik Creek. laws, under which to operate, offers every rx.'l the cu,..tmt..r• j. WilI. lb.It „ „ M1. n„, M„., ■ !» .re by uctac mrtdi to dupe Ure)u|md H-txtlvv . Item Ottwdx und reasonable safeguard for its members. delleuey into pl.tulru luntu ctfleaxo tin 5>rl ol fl‘. x.wk. to . Ire/reum cuuump ion drop, in, Ille „„ tn- Sam Buxton We will be pleased to tell you more about ■ flu- winter, but ire Collnretre ereum !, an], toup„o p-, tt,r Spnarellrr this company and its shares. 5 wprelalwu xxr that the load can br. ( )( mirwd-.,, tire erremit Relay made so pkwing to thfc eye that; ■ ’ M thc weather is forgotten. Some of I .Mr.-and Mr Dob Elliston and ti»e variation' arc simple to make Geo Hecker of We.t Vermontville wlUlc a few of them need the touch spent Sunduv at" L. W Jarrards. . ■ of an artist. Mr. -and Mr Etier Hoffman and Two or three layer bricks of loo Mrs. Grace Hoffman vlxiled in Has­ cream are rreommended as a start- tings Thursday morning B ' ing place' for live dessert maker Mr. nnd Mrs Ixon Gray and These can be rnkde in horizontal family of West Vrynontvillc spent 1SSO Griswold St. Detroit, Mich. 1 layers by adding and chilling sur- Sunday nt Mrs Lulu Gray's I Mt MB I U Detroit'• Oldest Building and revive layers ot different colored ifl.DLfUl ttOMEL Tlx- Wilcox Aid cleared »90 on eredtns or the brick may be divided their, chicken supper ThMr&day tUNKSYMIM J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. k diagonally by tilting the mold for ' . • 'the first cream and then adding the nightsWord was received Sunday aftsecond when the mold to leveled. <rnoon of the death of Jerry C. El­ Tiie old. familiar pk pan Is used liott at Grand Rapids. Mr Elliott, k to make ice cream pic The crust was taken io Grand Rapids last is made by pressing ice cream into week. Funeral services will be held TllE LITTLE RED BRICK. Our P. T. A. has been jtostponed 1 the pan with a second tin, This Wednesday after iwon at the Wilcox forms ha thin layer of or ice cream on . . until Nov. '23. Bring jpnr ciipr., form# _ and doughnuts. Coffee will the bottom and. sides of the pan, Floyd Craig started Saturday for <|xx>ns | After the crust to hardened the pan be furnLshcd ut the BClvoolhoUM'. the north woods to hunt deer. used in prrv ing is removed by pour­ Bonnie Tyler has Rune back to . Mr. and Mrs Sherd Spark., of after,entertaining the ing in a little cold water to loosen Mrs. Etta Smith spent Tuesday In Hastings spent Sunday with tiwlr High school ft. Filler for ttec pie may be chocoj»x. daughter und family. Mr. and Mrs. chicken Mi-5 ■ Minnie Hammond it not m>, lute, fruit, or Butterscotch i<y cream. Marshall Herbert Wensloff I.-. spending an Clifford Hatnuvmd. A sprinkling of burnt sugar adds the Mrs. Warren Bolton has been vis­ well again at this writing Indefinite time with his uncle in iting her parents. Mr und Mrs “Happiness In life comes from apLayer cakes made of jee cream Wyoming Lewis Chni of Lake Odcx-a for n predating 4lw» little things. Edgar and with decorated icings may be Mr and Mr- Everett Clum and A. Quest .difficult for thc amateur but are daughter spent Thursday in.Lan­ ■------------------------------------------------ recommended for the trade. Fancy sing; molds which turn the cream into . Mr and Mrs Charlie Cook and ; flowers nr other forms can be ob- Mr and Mrs. Glenn Densmore at­ taint'd from Ice cream supply firms. tended tiie annual State Farm Bu­ Directons fw making other fancy reau banquet at Laming Thursday desserts from ice cream will tx- evening. Mr. and Mrs Paul Smith spent printed in the November Quarterly a Sunday with the litter's mother. bulletin Mra Nortort, pear Carlton Center. Mr and Mr:- Harry Sandbrook FOOD MARKET ADVICE. White potatoes arc of unusually and sons S|*nt Sunday with Mr. good quality this fall but the crop nnd Mrs.-Bert Roger in Lake Odes­ sa u smaller than in many years. If Mr and Mrs Willis. Kantner and bought ip bulk.'they k«p beat in a cool, dry atmosphere. On thc other daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Russell hand. sweet jx>latoc5 which arc Kantner nad daughter of Hastings . lelativnly pkntlrtil need warm, dry and Mr. and Mr Levi Kantner storage potatoes arc a valuable were guests at Guy Kantner'# Sun­ TODAY, SON, food, nourishing and healthful and day. Guy Mnkky nnd sons. Lloyd- nnd not nearly «> fattening as most ix-vFIX DRIVE ’ uir pie MVIII seem to wiurn. think. They are-so bland Von.• left fpr - - the north Sunday aflIn flavor i>nfl can lx- co.*. d »„<! (enaoern u. «o d«r hxnuw. nnxd In auch a mat variety rfl '-r Mr' Hmltb and ways that there Is no neat to tire ot dawhlrr ol .Hastlnn .pent Sunday tlM,m •' evening »ith Chas. Fnriec. SCHOOL” So-called green vegetables with Walter Hershberger and a party Hie exception of pens and beans friends plan on leaving Tuesday arerplentiful.. of excellent quality; to 8° deer* hunung. and unmually reoMtnable. Among; *** Mll.O. . these are to be found spinach, cub-1 Donald: "Mother, it is cold—nearly half of my class bage, cauliflower, broccoli and Bros-1 Lu-st Week a Letter. «.■!, .proula. The latter an' lower In! There were over thirty nt sunwas not there yesterday." Mother: "Cold weather t.rlre than usualTTbl.t vepelablv like day School Sunday. We surely reall nxtnbets ol the cobbato- latnlly. n’ tiR’ ml’Test tnanUetled. does interfere with school, Donald, but I'm glad you turns brown and -str.,ns it cooked Next Sunday at 3 P M C J wheellonser than, unlit it l» tender. ;r ol Grand Bap.ds will knns can get there — thanks to our car." Donald: "But, Sprouts require plenty of boiling ’*1e message. Rev. Miks uhl be laired water anti .•Jtould not In- away on a hunttnp vacation. mother, nearly all the olher boys who were absent covered II they are to .remain vreen. I . IWW Toore will have eharee or Spinach, however, needs no water at the midweek merttne next Friday could come in cars but their folks don't even try to .all except what clines to U alter I eventai! We Irape lor «ood atlendwaxhlnk. thouub It. loo. should be.aner al there mietlns.- Bunday use them in cold weather—'cause they can't get kept uncovered. »"“■ "«£ \ ?■ « Vallow and red veeelables keep , Plans are bams lammlalrd lor a them started." Mother: "Maybe, dear, they don't use llw-lr color betrer 11 covered, and as CWUUnaa tree and proeram Joint­ usual >ln v'g, tabic cookery. excc|>t• the day school. the right gas and oil —that's practically the only ing only thc onion and cabbage fam-1, Twenty-two member^ o the Home Hie#, the le>5 water wed the better IJ. ‘J^Club Answered the roll call difference between our car and many others. Under­ , Celery L. an excellent vegetable a-. ‘Things I nm thankful for well a# a relish. Slew d and served Thursday nt the, heme of Niqa Fcnstand, Donald, people are careless—they fail to get wlth butler or white sauce, it gives »«■ uMh W”- Jcpn,e Chose as eovnricty to winter meals. Quartered. hostess The meeting was calk'dI tu penetrative oil —found only in Germ Processed onions cooked with celery Increase#; order by the prwMen . Mr.v Flower its bulk and to a pleasant variation, j 'J'1'1 opened olth Tliank-sgUmg song. Motor Oil made by Conoco. Cold oil, even winter Bratoed celery to a FrencMIavorite. Mrs. Mary Doster read n Thonks, Lettuce is not arriving quite so Poem and Miss Eva Johnson grade, unless it is right, makes it hard for the starter rauldly os last week and rapidly a# und may therethere­ rca<l a Thanksgiving ftory. A bus)-, to revolve the motor. Conoco Oil helps motors turn fore be a little more expensive ness session followed the lovely co­ though the quality remains high. operative dinnef. One guest was, over easily and then the Conoco Bronze Gasoline With apples at their best, apple present The next meeting will be ! salad with or without celery, nuts or Dec. 7 at the home of Mrs Bertha acts at the first spark and the motor starts at once.” diced meat should have a strong ap- Prouty. Midland Park. Gull lake, jpeal. A supply of apples should be and will be a Christmas party. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield were laid -In for Halloween tar eating, In Mr. Hastings Tuesday. Th«fr nephew. for covering with candy, for the Norman Wilcox., came home with games of bobbin# for topple* or try­ them to spend the remainder ot the ing to bite an apple on a string. ' ‘ Pumpkins are used for the tra­ week. Mrs. Wilcox, whq spent the last ditional Hallowe'en, decoration and later thc decorations may be three weeks in Jlatlle Creek and steamed, mashed nnd made into, Hastings came home Sunday. Her pumpkin pie. Honeydew melons sister. Mrs. Ryerson of Hastings is continue to be of good quality. In spending this week with her. Mrs. Harlan Scobey spent Thurs- 1 addition to thc seedless nnd Tokay grapes. Malagas are beginning to,1 day in Kalamazoo come into market. Bose pears arc The Triple Link Club at the home of Mrs. Barber was well attended j plentiful. Their yellow bronze skins and long tapering stem ends make Miss Lucy Norris. President, called them unmistakable. Tiie citrus fam­ the meeting to order. Roll was an­ ily. including grapefruit, oranges, swered by "What interested me most lemons and limes, are nil reasonable: at A Century of Progress " The pro­ In price and arc available in quanti­, gram committee, Clara Scott and ties to meet the demand. An early. Pearle ■ Bagley, provided some Thanksgiving readings and several reason for Florida oranges of good। clever stunts. There were two vl&lquality is prophesied. tors from near Kalamazoo . A very I Pork, either fresh or smoked, is.j gc»d time was enjoyed ! appealing to both appetites and pocketbooks this week Ham is de­ SOUTH THORNAPPLE. I llcious sliced thin and pan-fried. Last Week's Letter. Donaid: "Mother, | should think the school board | sliced thick and baked, or boiled and Mr. and X|n< Tom Aiken and fam­ woulcf make all parents use Conoco.” Mofher:”They baked whole or cut in half. Both ily. who resided on thc place known fresh and smoked pork go well with as the Ely Leslie farm the past two couldn't do that, Donald, but it would be a good apple sauce, fried apple rings or years, have moved back to Chicago, 1 npple pic. and apples are at their as he has employment in the wheel idea if the parents themselves would find out why best Beef and lamb are also at­ factory whcM he worked for many tractive!}* priced. The end of the years. their cars wouldn't start/ and buy Conoco. And. • frying chicken season approaches, as Charlie Andier to taking a little , fryers have grown into roasting size vacation going up north hunting. imagine they would if they knew it would save them chickens by the end of October. Mr and Mrs. Chas IL Johnson money also.” * Salt water fish are no longer a spent Sunday with their children. delicacy, restricted to those who live Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodore Wlcringa near the ocean. Modern methods of qnd family west of Middleville Mr. refrigeration nnd transportation and Mrs. George Johnson and Mr. have made it possible for cities far and Mrs Smith Johnson of Grand inland to enjoy sea food ns regular­ Rapids, cousins, of thc late Sam ly as coast towns. Filleted fish are Johnson, formerly of Yankee favorites—easy to cook in many at­ Springs, also spefit the <Jay with thc tractive ways and free from skin WioringUL. and bones I Noy that cooler weather is here. EAST GUN LAKE. Fu!lmc«r*rr«tOi=n. Instant Starting and Li*htnir.tPi.-k. I hot wheat cereals are again enjoyed Last Week's Letter. | for breakfast and white cooking cer­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Crana. Mr. and eal or farina to a favorite. It is sug­ Mrs. Julius crans and sons called at gested that this type of cereal be the Will Crawford home Monday used as fried mush and in baked or steamed cereal puddings, as well as Miss HMzel DeKam spent Sunday a breakfast food—By Ann Page. with her parents near Shelbyville Mr and Mrs Ray West spent "He raid I had a face that would stop a clock." complained a man In Sunday with her parents in Grand JJlje ffiafinnat ffioan & Imreatwnt fitontpany CdDitter QOU SO YOU TO CONOCO W at die 4ign die /\ed EDMONDS OIL COMPANY EAST GREEN ST. HASTINGS, MICH. i nomk.l txx. p^nyvr-Punxh. | »“S .nd Borrowing money never yet cured I Mrs Mary Crans of Orangeville a depression. called on friends Saturday evening. Here’s a Chance to Get a Lifetime SHEAFFER FOUNTAIN PEN/ ■TRADE IN Your Old Pen! That is the price we well give for your old pen.. no matter what condition it may be in on a large SHEAFFER Lifetime Pen or its equivalent 1 ALLOWED! SHEAFFER’S Balanced Lifetime Fountain Pens Come in jade green, black, black and pearl, -and ma­ rine green, or desk sets. / / / Remember A SI.IEAFFE^i Life Time Pen is produced by great skill. It makes a fine piece of jewelry. Something you can always keep and ■cherish. < ‘ Christmas Gifts! THIS WONDERFUL OFFER affords you an opportunity to buy lovely expensive gifts for your friends! This Special is for Two Days Only...Friday and Saturday B. A. Ly BARKER ‘Where Immediate Attention and Courtesy are Shown to Alt" ’ Phone 2115 HASTINGS We Deliver AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming and enter other business, I will sell at public auc­ tion on the former Palmatier farm, 1-2 mile north of Banfield, or the first house north of Banfield schoolhouse, on ■ • Monday, November 27 At 1:00 O’Clock Sharp STOCK. Cow, 9 yrs. old, Jersey and Durham, to freshen in Feb. Cow, 6 yrs. old, Jersey and Durham, giv­ ing good mess of milk. Cow, 4 yrs. old, thoroughbred Jersey,, giving good mess of milk, to freshen next July. Heifer, 2 yrs. old, thoroughbred Jersey, to freshen in Feb. Young brood sow with 11 pigs, 7 weeks old. POULTRY. 20 hens. 20 thoroughbred Rhode Island Red pul­ lets. TOOLS. Mowing machine, new last summer, cut only 30 acres of hay. Farm wagon. 3-sec. spring tooth drag. Combination wagon box and flat rack. Walking plow, new last summer. Deep well electric pump, used only three months. 5-tooth cultivator. HAY AND GRAIN. 25 tons of good alfalfa hay. 450 bundles of corn fodder. 100 shocks of com. 175 bushels of oats. 290 bushels of corn and quantity of seed corn, Duncan yellow dent. 10 bushels of potatoes. Straw stack. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Bed davenport.. 3 rocking chairs. Brass bed, spring and mattress. Dresser. 2 electric floor lights. Aladdin lamp. Battery radio, Drum speaker. Milk separator. 7x9 rug. Ice box. Porch swing. Mail box. Many other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS:—CASH. Nothing removed until settled for. A. G. Cadwallader, Proprietor HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. ALBERT LYONS, Clerk. �THE HASTINGS HANNER, WEDNESDAY, N'OVtMBIB «. 1813 PAGE TWBLVB United State* should foster the «u- a deer up in the north wood*. (Not I Diases. beet pulp. etc. The result of gar beet tndiutry. . which would we said ’ deer.") this has been that the farmers art- benefit the whole country and great-1 The Primary Department of the J satisfied. because they share in ly aid the farmer who needs such Methodiat Bunday School put on a ' .very Interesting opening program 'whatever profit .Is made by the fac- help. I ■ •• '---------। Sunday morning. N<xt Sunday tones. The factories have profited, FREEPORT. 'imonudg the men* claas have the because the farmers are satisfied ----- :---- . anu service and prom ire u* a and teaay ready io to grow an all u: the acreage Mr* Marion Bouma Torng*. **ed opening ----- - -------' •- new 33. youngest daughter ol Mrs. N n. j ’ very good program. program. - -----------MORE LIBERAL CONTRACT --------the sugar plants require dsughUr ery good meets st the Pen- Houma, of Freeport and wife of of! The Extension Cla*s Cli HELPS OROWEH“XND pIcontract “ ha* “ resulted ....... in.flie reopent —. — ... — .... i Thome I ' nl Mt ing of practically all thy surar beet ck-otge Tornga. of. Grand Rapid*. of Mrs. Miner Klng_itu.factories m Michigan and A a, re- passed away last Tuesday at Btod- -'Thursday afternoon. The subject to FACTORY viva! of the sugir bert-efidustry. g^fhospRa! in tlprt city, following'be studied is. "Planning M«»LC' I Farmers have found that the raising a brief Hinrss Mrs Tornga spent i Mlsxilclcn Lash of South Bowne THEY PROFITS ';a,SHARE ’nnAnii«T*i« ci'ic* D ,ur*r U 016 m“‘ Proflub‘’' her youth here ana attended thc lo- **» • w**k «nd guest of Mi*> Duro IN PRODuCJNG SUGAR part oftheir farm opcra-.lons. to CB| school Sik- was beloved by all 'by Seifert. » , ta fnc:ory “nd’“rmcr arc.both satis- wbo knew her und much sympathy Government should Do Utfied is extendrt to the bereavrt mother. 8l'N»A> «»< HOO1. most to Foster Beet i « “ PR>' ,hat tlw govern- and the other loved ones. Marion1 CLASSES LNTbRTAiNtu ; ment of the United States docs not was the first of thirteen children t->! Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson cntcrSugar IndURtry jdo more to encourage tiie growing of pass- away. Funeral services wenltained their Sunday. School efasscs AU of us can remember that only sugar beets. If thii country pro- held’on Friday afternoon at the,of the Methodist Sunday School at | a few years ago the beet sugar in-1 duced. as it easily could, all the su- home. 1139 Dunham St . S- E. and their home on Fridar evening, fig dustrv was started tn Michigan. ■ gar its people consume, i; would re- at Central Reformed church. Be- saw puzzles and Tit Tat Toe kept About eighteen factories were con-j quire about five times the quantity side the husband and mother, she is . the early arrivals busy until the strutted in various parts of the]of beet sugar that u now produced survived by a daughter. Joan, seven crowd of young people had’all as-: state A big slump In the price of and would immensely benefit the brothers, John of Rncmc. Wis,. Her- sembled. "Whole Show, half show, no' ». this sugar occurred while farm labor was ! farmers of ...m. country. man. vFred ‘-~1 find ''b.w.nra. Clarence of Grand- .hhw show »t at »n ail. - -a., An auction. auction” "Peter Peter in the vtlle, William and Ralph of Detroit, CMdlt■'* Trip to New York," and very high—much higher than now. !■ The Th‘' 1933 ruaur beet crop < AMdc from thal. the contracts, with ! states of Michigan. Ohio. Indiana and Harold of Grand Rapids, five other lively games and contests tilled the farmers were then not satUiac-1 and Wisconsin yielded in excess of sisters. Mrs p. M Via and Miss Ida i Hie evening with merriment. At the . ■fofy. As n result, for a tune very 825.390.000 worth of sugar; dried pulp Bcunia of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Kath- close' of tivc evening of fun. refresh- j few sugar beets were grown in ’ and molasses. Fanners will receive urine Hart of Shultz. Mrs. James menthol sandwiches, .stuffed'celery,, Michigan It locked like a vanishing half, of this splendid tXal.- ancl Kirkpatrick of Portland. Ore. and and cocoa were served to twenty-I Michigan produced more beets titan Mrs. S, C. Japinga'of Detroit. . [hine and as-lhe clock struck nudIndustry. Titrough the kindness of it couple I11,8ht al1 Mvixirted !« their homes, However, new life was brought inin­ ail of the-other Mate* mentioned anj) .................... climate in ........... Michigan m(!n w j)0 uwn own 3IIUIU snwu piece.-, pieces (injuring a very__enjoyable evening., .... soil . _..y u. are <(< local Uivii suu _ to beet sugar growing g...„.-4 when --—- the —- The ... ,.. Michigan factories prepared a n«t' especially adapted to the grow.ng of t)f timber near town, a woodbee has’ NAMHILLE. contract that was fair to the- fac­ sugar beets. The beet crop .derives ^.j, arranged for this week Friday I tcry and to the farmer. This new most all ot lu substance from air t0 cl2t a lol. of fuel for tiie Method Mrs Mary Clifford 82. pawed ■ . . . morning - ----- at.... thc -----home contract provides that thc bee: and water, and so docs nut rob thedlst church. Any man who> will help, away —Tuesday grower is to receive half of the pro-!; soil. There U every reason why the get irt touch with Rev. Loomis and I of her daughter and son-in-law. Dr. bring axe or saw and a well filled I and Mrs. F. L. Hoffman, in Sonoma, dinner basket, A good cause and a following ah extended illness. She j lot of fun.I » I had been making her home there for i Th. ratal al rtauilt J,1” “ fh-.a- month.. the Ville, a.-a .unllnulns thu week. Th. S?-"' " «l"“ J"* alt.iidanc. is Rood and a line Inter* (Ir* cll,I°rd ta'w thr" , °t,wr «t u bams -Iran. Be,. 1. H. Osw' SsurttaS. M>». Jetae A. Welch, <. I* brunt u . i t.d by K-I'.n.ud Selu.b- ' i?™1.11*:Mt. Harr, , Blrtt.. ut , ly of near WiJddland. Blrinimtha.n. Mich . and Mrs Mary Mr and Mr. Kenn-Hl Mw'd 5"'"11 “»“■ ",r ™’ 25 Ib*. Pure Buckwheat Pancake Flour------ $1.29 t.rand 1U...0. wen- tn loan a ta minora <,n Krtday,' enroutehome <“>"■ »• •< 10 Ib*. ROLLED OATS (Be»t Grade) _ 29c from Haatmia where Mr. th my.-r u i <>"“* ta|»U Stay ut Tomons. 1 doctoring California and Robin A. of Jackson. 10 lb*. DRY ONIONS 15c ' Th. Senior Ctau ot Fraport • J”1’" Jurat, ol South, APPLES, Good Quality, Bushel65c and 95c Hull, Wlo.,1. ar. pra.ttana on l&r I •' haH-brolh.r Will ttak annual play, which Hwy plan u, Atisrl- a. 12 cramlclitldnm and NARCISSUS-BULBS, Paper White6 for 15c Ilonin lhe near tutor.. Th.-. -,'™1 "kc“ ?T prompt a good Sood clean ctan play so «> watch A Clean-Up on TULIP BULBS, dozen------ .29c promiae —7 . ’*r ’ . ,h'‘d < tor announcement ot. th. mod and “■ ,>".•»«» •> »»»• .Jlacc zarene church, burial was made In PURINA Winner Laying Maih .. — ^51.98 The W M A of the V. B church .*«««"«» «•«’«*£ , PURINA Winner Scratch Feed z_. . ---------- $1.69 are serving a public chicken dinner F..?£?.• Hdl* M^IcC, °Ud. *‘nd at the Baxten building this week w,til Mr 10 Ib. can MORTEN’S Smoked Salt 87c Thtlrsdaj. A free will offering will “nd M**- ^"^LGar.ingcr last week j*. t .ikrri I Thursday night took one of (Ask for Free'Book on Curing Mcate) The local hartware, which for' Nashville's ftve surviving civU wur eevcral years ha* tx-cn so efflciently •'£7’*™ wh!n a‘^n' Knincdy. 95. Have a Few Second Hand CREAM conducted by R F. Kunde and son. I “‘J" ‘T* lOnfI has again ixx-n taken over by the ’P®1;*’* Ptal.l,n>. Uh. l'un"aI SEPARATORS—$8.00 and Up former owner. C. H Dunakin. of f*'rv'”'5 Jk ,fre’le : 1U Grand Rapid*. J, E ’-Babbitt l-i in • »rda,~.u.ft '„n00!‘ 0c elurge of the store lor the present 1 L «o“c,h ot Vermontville of-; Eggs The following ladrex from.here at- Pc“lrd ''nd ,n'5r"’en‘ ™ade n tended the nil day Missionary concemetery. Mr. Kennedy Mention at- Bowne Center la*t Wed-•**•.“? “ n Monangah.-ta county, nexlay Mrs. F Loomis Mrs. H M. 'Wcat Virginia, and with hts parent* Houuhner. Mrs. Hazel Novlsky. Mrs ?}’J° at f?’,eatlyrtfge' Lat‘ ; Clarence Van Patten. Mrs. Mln.>r .'r ll>e family mosed to Indiana anu King. Mrs Loub Nceb and Mrs ,hcrc >oun8 Kennedy enlisted in iwmum MiihflS uSb also Nineteenth In.Uana.in- WISEMDVEBYSUG111 BEET FACTORIES ’BUY NOW Sale/ National Bank of Hastings Final papers, for the NEW NATIONAL Bank have been sent to Washington. The plan of organization, assets, capital, surplus, management, directors, officers, etc., have already been approved. Only final minor details await action of the comptroller. Two basic thoughts have been constantly in the minds of the organizers and directors: FIRST—The organization at the earliest moment of a genuinely SOUND National Bank to take over the Grade A assets of the old bank, and release needed funds to the community. SECOND—The creation of a banking institu­ tion of GOOD WILL and SERVICE. Organizers and Directors of Cash for Cream, Poultry and WALLACE FEED & SEED STORE Hastings, Michigan Pay a premium for High Test Gas if you like?--BUT—No Motor Fuel, not even HIGH TEST premium gasoline starts cold motors QUICKER than BLUE SUNOCO The Only True Blue MOTOR FUEL .attended and was chauffeur for the .L‘.in_,r\/lt,LhS.”’ !.brvaLoLtJ.‘?. C I war He fought in the battle ot i ladles. 1 Dick Moulton .and sinter, Mrs 1 GainsviUc.'the Wilderness and Get­ . Myrl Parr, of Muskcyon 'Height:. tysburg and'was wounded in the ' iwere supper .guest* of their sister, .second battle of Bull Run. He aUo Lee's surrender. At thc ! 1 Mrs. Roy Nagk-r. and family, last 'witnessed ' , Thursday evening. 'close of the war Mr. Kennedy mar- ■ ‘ The L. A. S. of the 'Methodist 1ricd and. he and his bride -settled; church held an all day meeting at ’a lltfle later on a farm in Michigan At the. time of Mrs. Kennedy's : ta uyTtaX*™ra .SI ”1’- they were living near death in 1915. ^attendance about forty partaking of InMt018Kv,''lixl>’ wa*. !th<-<lmner. which-the ladles servrt nrnoon. There were live ladles pre.,‘n. *92?,',H> J'®d lent from Bowne Center. About tv°A' Mr iwas taken in. The society lias becii;*^d> „ “ 5O1' -divided into tw<t groutt* this scir | ^ ‘ lud' 1I1< t*^ grandchudren ol ■S3I.. I"?, n AS ALWAYS the Public Always Knows and Responds to An HONEST Sale! Crowd* packed the store last week to make ENORMOUS SAVINGS ... NQW ... LAMBIE & DOYLE mg enjoyed, attendance, visitors in­ voter! and money raivd each count- *,'**";_ ’ ling certain ix.inus lor the side re- ''ar, ' Charles CrtiMi. L B potting st ■**» . .■ Potter. M B. Brooks and Dick ' ..mIrL."w “’wSSSi X»J:*"'***! u“'' A“1 out ,U,..U ut Mr aid Mr., VI..™..uS U’' [Van Patten and daughter Dorothy. 1Li h, .J : The annual election of oPIcers for! r<JL Ah f ? !* the Methodist Sunday School will oe'",VH (’J ‘ d.,Ea!?n held at the church tins wt-el- Thnr->Medical scc.clie.s at the Feature in This $20,000 COMPULSORY SALE A Gigantic—Super-Selling Event, Surpas­ sing All Previous Sale Efforts Other matters of business for the!^J? n b> J E o! S. S. will also be taken care of i ,, wm,.. » «r ' Rev F I.zoffii., and Ralph Moore’ 3? n 'o>’: 'draw to the former s farm n.-a. "‘°2. 1V 7 “ .Ch,7t‘sf r°'<'r''rlU,111 Btldlmt Trldiiy. uiuiut . «« n< 7 ”U “ , in the Mcxirr truck-Rev. L-wAils and' h , Geo Bassett, are cutUm- a hfige pile . «•■-- >r<tl Fisjier Mr., Ottie Ly-1 nf du buzz »ki’tcs !c4 on on the the lonners Inrtner' (ann farm ^',L' ani* ‘'Ils-ri,;,».a..!. ' bykitw Were in 1 <u « jK t■ E c ... ..... n.X aJZ’S?*1 Mr-> and1 OVERCOAT WEEK! tawy/t-my stat-. SV“J c a’"*’^:&•: ''5ta'i;i‘,A?&du\'i«Suu. -m- lUbblr:»h2e'1MrMM:wid ,ttr' ’•‘n At Regular Gas Prices The National Bank of Hastings : m” Every coat in the store included in this stupendous ef­ fort to raise cash TO SATISFY GREEDY CREDITORS n,p R^n-vUon depart- Si# SiSXSrtta'' ; BROKEN LOT O’COATS Kuppenheimer included, Values to $35 M- F^E tue?u Stud? Club • muntj?M’-' Carrw McUughlu.. 5g -of Mrw'-rii. rt . .............. .... Ra^Mid Rapids died on Tuesday t-ve•mie h-^auSitcr M» Ala't*ung 'V‘ BuUfr*wt») hwpital after he- rSv ■>; n'»« 1,1 A-reou-'■ • a !he*S ■ fUH-r ;< mr,Map1'’ Orovv ‘ow^h'P- and in 2891 . eoj.~ .o ihe harr.e ot her other. .. .,.,ri-AH •<, A, . du can pay more for gasoline, but you *an’t get BETTER combination )of snappy start­ ing, brilliant acceleration and freedom from knocks than BLUE SUNOCOf s-AX tKn?^ Ml?" S<,'2 “ ^turned WcdtM.Mhv were Mrs F-irl Ro-‘L M,«w»ary Jfoni China, spoke to the •M \J<r Mr L-rt "ft i!“dl'’6 Jr'd ^,un8 8lrL' ,u“ht Ci«..ne? F. > .-r dd \ . -1 7 30 ocbvckdn the Pbitathea class. : Katliannr. Fn-d Brunner. M:'.’’?indlr— Con\niu.nllL IEUf‘v' A Mrs. Charle.- Overholt, c Baxter Franklin Burgeis, and Victor '81— ' 1 Paul Blanchard of Kalamazoo and j u..u ivjt epe<;; Wjlhs'n each brought home Saturday, night and Sunday with Elmer a deer from the north woods Friday ■ fnrnd* a’. Howard City. ”. Mr. und Mr.- Stewart Waters, is haib’-Im! a,r Mr*' Jonn John wiuiwn Willison ana and Mrs. Mrs. uaraie Gordie haaSbrt lev .?Mr1,T^l1,!*rter td DrtUm *“en<,cd thr ,u'umVkUv neral 01 an aun‘ Bt Do*lln8 'w.^1^?,“’,r-lvfes«-1<S3’it2!'At- Culltan ha,’.- Bzr tn .M«m,w-ttow a, toenUraU Andrus Service Cor. Jefferson and Court St*. HASTINGS PHONE 2240 DRESS All Wool COATS Plain and Belted Models SMART BOUCLES A DEPOSIT ANY COAT BOYS’ OVERCOATS Values up to $8.50 With a 47 Year Reputation for Fair Dealing to sustain, you Buy with Confidence and SAVE a* Never Before! THURSDAY E? •s,^~ktK.m FRIDAY SATURDAY ONE DAY ONLY! THIS ONE DAY ONLY! „ nxA^ MEN'S $1.39 UNIONS wpods at present Jcam- Kroa: , 4t G‘tn Onio Knowlt.- Woodrow Knowles J MIDDLEVILLE. Floyd Hertlcbowtir. Vernon HeflleMr.w o N Wutaon ot Grand Rap-' bower and Oscar Page of Hastings. I ids. is spending a few days with'hcr ,Ikc Knowie* party left here last idaugh;.Mr*. R. 8 French. Wrtherday , j The M E ladle®will bold a baked ; t'aM-.n. O-.iuhoJt v- timing lhe 'goods .-t.ij; .n tiie G D. Whitinoi mauiery truk in Kenneth 8mel- office oti Saturday. A gwxi chance ker* place wmk Uie Utter it> after io get sun.c good eat* fur Sunday. Very Dressy . . . Now at WILL HOLD 1G )b. Cotton Ribtx-d. Excellent FitUn*. NOW— JH" CP Men's Heavy Work Gloves Knitted Wri»l — NOW, Per Pair— MEN'S 41.50 to $3.00 PURE SILK SCARFS Broken ___ A*7C illful ChristGift — NOW ■■ > W �THE HASTING* BANKER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER *1. 1#33 ■■■HSBBSBaMHHBKMHaEai SALT PORK IN RTUFFED OR land 2 quarts of unsalled wpUr. Add n •*. r? r’’ I SCALLOPED VEGETABLES. 2 10 1 cups ot Chopped cooked lean KCClpCS r GT l^00K“ . Fry diced salt pork until crisp salt pork. Season with 1-2 teaspoon • D 1 and m,x 11 wllh bread crumbs, of rubbed sage, if desired. Pour into Dig dGU i OYK cooked rice, or other cereal. Use as wet pans, let itand until cold and By Home Economics Specialist*: ' Michigan Slate College z tufling •for —— -tappers ---------or — tomatoes ----- slice, and fry until brown. use tixi crisp cooked salt portr SALT PORK HASH. Below are givsn several recipes in scalloped dishes. Good eomblV HP an onton and fry It in 1-4 Tasty combination* for quick! far cooking *alt pork, all—TH which nations are sweet |x>jataas and ap., „ pto«; p_. cabbage and apples; ahd to...------- ■» port drtpplnaa. Add s luncheons or suppm may be found] him. been tried and found to be ■ matnw with kldtmr Ixwm. le»»U. '•«>' c< chopped cooked lean among lhe canned goods on hand ini gqofi'and wholesome. i.... ’ ~ ui' tmrk and umalted imrMlted cooked naikrd whole whnie the house. With thc approach cf the - '.ggRpart Balt pork is all-around meat You oct at oex ’ orharainv L. wheat If desired, add chopped green busy holiday season. Jx»memakrr*| can >crve it fried, with milk grxvy; l-ANNEO HAVOBY (IKEENK. I»PP" <* KB* Bllr until he.t.d will welcome suggestions for menus, or with cereals and vegetables in JTy until crUp 1-2 cup. ol dltrf Uiorou.M^ Ortue He. or honunj In which require the least lime and ef* i*dlah meals, or in sandwiches and fort to prepare. »>»wjilw.t niany other savory ways. The salt on 1.1 ult pork Add J qu,rU i.t I11-" The menus, suggested by home silt pork helps to keep it. Do not »*■•» 1,'1KK KANDWICHES. economics food specialists, Michigan vraah it of! until ready to use the Blate College. are m follows: meat For lean salt pork, soak for Several hours in plenty of'water be-,3 table^m. ot vinegar, and salt Ch^'hTrt^Sked w Cream of tomato .Mxip. crackers, I fore cooking. If you have a large it needed i raw cabb41„. onton cottage cheese egg-tuna fUi salad on spinach niauM. of ni very van salty aullv meat .••oak wwk it if nv*r 1 __ __ ... ............ ....... mounds, pickles, cinnamon toast. tea* piece over naKltn bait emin or Or «'axm lhe meat with or milk. night and then cook in several wa­ »o.k“X - >e”“i. P»« » Baked ham and pineapple slices, ters. creamed noodles, strimc beans in' over night. Cook slowly tn fresh waJ« a a ' sour sauce, bread, butter, toasted FRIED SALT PORK. i»r lor ..mil ■» hour. dr.u. sol TH TllOKNAFFl.E. crackers, fam. coffee or milk. ( • .. ... . Cook sliced fat salt ixrrk in water Hake until tender in an open pan Eugene Allen, who has been work­ Creamed salmon and |>ea* on toast for a few minutes, drain, and fry In a slow oven' ‘ ing for Mr Kenyon thia summer. or crackers, apple-carrot-nut salad, gnUl crUp. Use some of the drip­ liu kr, WM« tho put .w«k olives, graham cracker sandwich, tea | pings for making milk gravy SALT 1-OIIK IK QUICK 11KKA1IS with hit* family here. or milk. and the rest to fry apple#, or apples Chop or snnd I-, pound salt pork. Mr. hl and Mrs Bennie Parks and CheeM-pru-plckh salad, thin bis-j and carrots. Served with hot biscuit, Then try out. thc, fat until the' .•on Maynard spent Thursday eve­ culls, butler. «.-cail<>pcd tomatoes, i , cracklings /are slightly brown. FY>r corn bread, rice or hominy, this la ning in Wayland with her mother. cliocolate nut puddhig. salted crack- ; spoon bread, cook L cup of corn a good suppfr menu for a cold win­ Mrs. Andrus. era. tea or milk. {meal with 2 cups of water, stirring ter evening. Charlie Andlcr lias had unployCreamed dr ied beef on toast, corn I constantly. Add to this I cup of with hb team hauling dirt for iritterfc^ la end und butter, mixed ■ BALT FORK WITH milk 'fresh milk, or evaporated or ment Charlie Ring down oh the flats by DlllED BEANS OR FEAS, dried milk made up with water). the river where they are having ’a fruit salad, vanilla wafers, cotfee i substitute. Soak dried beans or pens over ]U»en the fried salt pork, fat and all home built. Mr Andlcr in company Baked eggs In bacon rings. Hai -, night, and boil in fresh water until I« l«uUble *Jd » *>r » beaten eggs with others went last Saturday up Under Dice salt |xxk and try it Po™ »“<► * well-greased hot pan or north deer hunting And Irving sard beets, toasted ixwnut butter! sandwiches. |>e«r sauce, gingersna)«>. j crisp, slice an onion and brown in [baking dlsii and bake for 40 to 50 Parks has bo'll hired to drive <fr. the fat. add the beans or peas with;minutes in a hot oven. Or bake in Andlcr s tesin during his absence. cocoa. Canned sweet . ixitatocs with1 ths liquor in which they are cooked » «m top of the stove in a Work on the electric line will soon prawned maranmaitows, canned bi owned marshmallows, canned If desired, add Wmuiloes. Heal all to I thinner layer. Tried-out salt pork extended still farther -outh from conw<j beef, buttered green beans. boiling point, pour into a shallow cnn S“®J* U‘M* M the fat in bu>- , be Mlddleidlle, as Mr. and Mrs Char-, pn.ad aIld butter.' plum sauce, crap baking dish, and c<xA in thc ovtenl5ultt> trWdle cakes, and muffins. , lie Ring arc having the ..... line — built copies, tea or nuiK. milk. .ui-v-r.. I — - i. ctXMCies. until the sauce thickens. SPANISH RICE. !1to 1 » their home by bv Hie the river. Mr. and and ! cream of com shup made with riimvniiiw Chop about 1-2 |>ound salt porz. \ Mr(- Bennie Parks and Mr and 'pepper relldt. salmon-Muer kraut veretahlr chowder frv 1 rtin',n<* ,ry untl1 crulP Bllce 2 onion Mrft Charlie AiHibr will also have saia(j. mulhn.. with butter or apple SlPMIWra U»n«- Add 1 h«r h-""' Mifd lor ehrtilojAiUer. ImU whip.fpRUeto. c»n« «r .£! J-™. i ™ .S; m, Ti«n ot trroh or cwnnM lumktor. Au riretrfcHn. Mr. n™,' o! Md 3 ol ea>k<-dklw. Bo,- <™“ W,yl«nd wm, ov.r n,und»v VnranJoMd . .1 home economics (teachers, who received their degree* l ut Michigan Stab* College, are asked! dJhU raw poulora .nd I eu|> each ot SA,.T TOUK STEW. ADAMK LAKE | to get in touch with Dr. Marie Dye; ,chop|>ed cabbage, turnip*, and car-| j pound of raw lean salt pork- Last —,,Weeks ,,, , Letter. ------- . , , , dean of iwiuv '•'•II home ceoiiomict. < UVHIUU1IL.-,. ..The 11,,.- rv-uFtdrots—in 1 pint unsaited water. As Ii MILV into ainau small uilt piece*, und imxuim parboilI * “ <>I Vlo-lrrat Rr!lr-f Arlrt-.lnfklratlnn has Inrtt. ---. -- -------’ -<h, soak, uiiu Will WlltSOn and’ family arm,, a* ak Hie tlw ........ iruol.Llr. ura, tender, l.-rirt..,.. cook'until — . . ................. soon vegetables are n tender in .1 quart. of, verdale visited Mrs. Watson's- i>ar- ;cutcd tjint ft part of the funds will add I pint milk -fresh or, evapo- j waUr. add t pint ^cli dlAd rents. Geo. McKibWn'Mnd wife. Bun-1 ^^ed aSSl SuStlore to pre ! rate.1 or dried milk made up wilh|raw poutocs. turnips, and carrots, day. Evening cullers were Mr. and ’ oni reE llwTfwSre’ watrri and the cooked suit potk nnd Bll(j a jutic thyme if desired. Cfcok Mrs. Will McKlbbin and son Ronald] Uncmplovrd teachers will lxonio'w When heared, season to taste [ unltl lhe vegetables arc fender, ol Prairiciillc. • engaged to instruct thc cla-Aca. In With |x)M»er and salt if noeded. : Thtokgn the stew aUghtly with flour Richard Hughes went to Battle 'this way. several home-economics For whole-wheat chowder follow mlXM1 wUh cold water. Seaxm to Creek Sunday to spend a few -lays! wra^Xy nXtoSSSmi Hite same recipe but use 2 cut*iUut« with pepper, und salt if need- with his daughter and husband. Mr-'teaching the unemployed cooked whole wheat and 2 cupu cd uhd Mrs. Lyle Tobias. J W uiumpioyeu diced raw carrots la place ot the i . ---- ---- ------------------1 DELTON. vegetables called for above. Add SALT FORK SCRAFI’I.E' Let changes come Without Friday aftetnoan. November 24. more milk if needed. | Make mush of 2 cuib of com meal changes there Ls no progress. the Women's Foreign Missionary So­ ciety will mcetaat the home of Mrs. L. D Miles in the afternoon. Fol­ lowing this meeting a pot luck sup[per will lx1 fervid at the chinch at 6 o'clock, after winch Miss Sylvia Aldrich, a returned mtaionary from Hingwhu, Chinn, will give an ad­ I dress. j The Willing Workers 8. S Class । jwrty will m’ret Thursday afternoon i with Frances Norwood. ■ i 151 STATE STREET I Announcement ha* been made of the recent marriage of Graydon 1 Blackman to Miss Helen O'Mara of! Kalamahto They will make their ; home m Kalamazoo. Congratulations jare extended by their Delton friends. [ i Mrs. Bertha Adams und daugh-. ter. Mr*. Lila Williams were in. Kalamazoo Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Art Collison have I moved into the Gwinn house and! Mr. and Mrs. E E. Smith and fam-1 ily are occupying the’ Stprr house. Glenn and y;< . er Williams are leaving Tuesday night f«fr a hunting trip near Grayling Other* from Delton who are enjoying the sport, ot hunting deer, who were not men­ tioned lait week arc Mr and Mrs.' {Von Dunn, and Royce Henton and ClutrlM Kahler. * I Elmer Willison of Delton, and his [brother-in-law. Mr. Blanrhard. iromi Hunting Supplies j Kalamazoo returned Friday from I U. S. BhalU. f a. | Montmorency each having a six, Box of SO. 5'fC ; spike buck. They were both lucky in, i getting their game after they had • only been out a few hours lhe first 188 Proof morning of the season. ; | "Fuller s Fortunes” will b? pre­ Minted by Delton Community play-­ I era, December 8-9 ta the flail : A Thanksgiving dance will be held it) thc hail on Wednesday] ELECTRIC night. November 29. I/>rcn Fran-j DEFROSTERS cisco and his orchestra from Has-] tings will famish the music Dough-­ nuts and coflce will be served in the) basement. Mrs. Kate Burdick of Hickory j l*M* «!•»» ,Q<1of th* fl both lide* Domers spent from Thursday uptil F RADIATOR rtaStMaM. Aiucbtd Sunday with Mrs. Lula Wcrtman. -I Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Blackman GLYCERINE of Kalamtizoo visited their mother, Mrs. Mattle Blackman. Sunday. Mr. und Mrs. Victor Hilbert ot; Woodland and Mr. and Mrs. Or-car Elirman of Kidamuzoo were Sunday | guests of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Doster ' Homemakers' Comer WE DO More THAN PART THESE PRICES PROVE ALCOHPL 98® F Rubber ' Floor MATS MOTOR OIL dual EMERGENCY CHAINS 29c Draft MATS FROST SHIELDS f Electric Toasters ASSYR1A. Sunday. November 26. u Branson hospital day. at the Brigg.’ church when all canned fruit, vegetables ot, anything usable nj a house will be assembled. Rev. Do.-b. a former pastor cf Ihk locality, now at Crand Rapids! exjKcUf to spend .yjme time at the’, I Mr. and . Mrs. Jay<Cole ironic. Mr. and Mi Hugh Cu e and family spent Sunday at East LeRoy* | with their brother. Mr. and Mrs. I Daniel Ca Edgar C*-x «Itfr upending the bummer at the home of hl* brother, j Hugh Case, went Sunday to hl* brother. Daniel Case's, home of] East LrRoj. Emerson Cortright accompanied < by hit nephew. Bernard Smith, of’ Buttle Creek t» in Northern Michigun near Lake Superior on a hunt*, ing trip. . Miss Helm Gray spent part of last week In Battle Creek and on Friday tett for Galesburg for a visit with Irterai Mr and Mrs. Fled Miller spent! Saturday evening at thc Hugh! Jones home ol the Ellis district the; young people formed a skating party.. . , Miss Mildred Kinney of thc Quail­ trap district is a* dating at thc I Howard Burchett home. Bota nurae* । liavc been di. charged- Add simile; As enthusiastic as a J shovel manufacturer over the public • ■ work.’ program.—Monung Ortiwti-' 'tan. HOLIDAY NEEDS ANTICIPATED AND PURCHASED AT YOUR A4P STORE THIS WEEK WILL EFFECT ASAV1NGSTO YOU! 8 QTCLOCK COFFEE 17c 349c RED CIRCLE COFFEES'... » Ils Prices of All Items in This Adv. include the 3'' Sales Tax! SOAP, Lux or Lifebuoy 3 Bar’ 2Oc OLYMPIC HEALTH SOAP CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE It’s Dated Bisquick Makes Waffles or Biscuits in No Time . . Gelatine or Chocolate Pudding Make* Deliciout Desiertt or Salade SPARKLE 2 /■*»• 9c ROYAL GELATIN or JELLO All Flavors DATES Sugar Nut Stuffed FAN£Y FIGS . D D 17 A n DUluA 1L-J 6 bars 19c lb. 31c pkg. 37c pkg. 5c jPound 25c Pound pkg. 17c GRANDMOTHER ’S - White, Plain or Sliced For the Table or for Stuffing COCOANUT TAFFY BARS, N. B. C. PREMIUM SODkS N. B. C. Crackers COCOANUT CORN CRISP Delicious Confection SALAD DRESSING HEINZ PICKLES BULK COCOANUT WHITE HOUSE MILK FkuIT CAKE CHOCOLATE DROPS HARD CANDY PLASTIC CANDY PUMPKIN Pound Cake Firm. Crl.p, H..d. TOMATOES 39c Pound 15c Pound 15c Pound 19c Cant 9c 25c S AND VEGETABLES 3c 6c Solid Head* BRUSSEL SPROUTS Light or Dark T & T Pumpkin Pie Spice pkg. 25C jar 25c Pound 19c 3 for 20c Worthmore Brilliant Mixed 100'< Filled I PttllCP ICEBERG LlCllULC Quart Old Fashioned Cucumber Snow Drift Tall Cans FRU1 Cabbage Pound 29c 8 oz. pkg- 12c pkg. 23c RAJAH ANN PAGE 6c Pound Loaf Spinach Oranges GRAPES CELERY Juicy LIMES 3 - 25c 2 d- 45c TANGERINES lA & P MtAT MARKF1S C* ’ | ' | / A I g ly / Round or Sirloin Any and All Cuts None Higher ‘ Meaty Ribs No. 1 Fresh Ground BOILING BEEF HAMBURGER BEEF ROAST SLICED BACON PORK CHOPS Tender, Chuck Cuts */2 Ib. Cello Wrapped Center Cuts PORK ROAST “ PORK LOIN ROAST OYSTERS Rib End Fresh From Coast I / "M O Vlll V/IVlLl 1 Choice Fancy Roasters 4 to 7 Ib. average Ib. 6c Ib. 6c Lb. Ib. Ib. 7c 10c 15c Lb. Ib. 10c pint 23c 12k A x P FOOD STOP �TfTE HASTINGS, BANNER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER tt 1933 PAGE FOURTEEN • A ** *1* A tjCOUllflff ACtlVltlCS /WC WEST HOPE. POWERS ECHOES. ।from Floricin- Brussels sprout* areI community iiwtuiqi meeting aheld nt , an. Mr. mni and R»o. Mrs. OMUI John VHIKK-I1 Vanden WIJBerg; coming into their best season ns, The ine rominuilil) «v»m ••• ® ... , I cauliflower declines In quantity and Everett McCallum's Friday evening are visiting relatives in Florida for! l.u.lvy. .w u »ri) •* •J'-z . •••* ., n n n u. “ » very w.™ ' Lettuce;.j is ’again reasonable i next months meeting win be with aiuv Miss- Almira wvu Reed ana and nepiicw. nephew. ■ Las tire shipping difficulties which' Ira and Belle McCallum. Fred Haiiser, Hahw spent uwnt from Sunday i . Boy Scout work Is-very properly standing idly at the street Curtailed supplies for u time arc Our. stale music instructor. ML<s until Wednesday with the latter's' "T"m±y S®. ended. . |Marv Ann Collinge. and Mrs. Maude father and sister* in Detroit. । '-articles have been written concern-(wvrc iO(terjnK there, and Just Quantities of excellent mushrooms,smith visited our school Tuesday. Mrs W. S. Bandy and son Billy' ate m market including a good sup-: Wednesday being -'Visitor’s Day.” of Frankfort came Sunday for a! Ing the value of this splendid actlv- |What could be done about it. jty but none of them wts Wave rend 1 Altogether ho was in the right ply of button size. Large mushrooms our school wax visited by five Barry few days* visit with her parents. Mr.! is more to the point than the fol- frame of mind (o receive the.mes- are desirable when they are to be'county, school teacm-rs. Tiie coming and Mrs. Will Career. • Mis* Irqne Frobt went Monday to I fcwlng editorial that appeared re- sage that awaited him. The envelope stuffed, medium tor sauteing and Wednesday our teacher. Mrs. Lena for anything four -----other,vWt indefinitely with friends and, — ,buttons — ----- w except Laubaugh. will — visit ----- ----gently in the '-Christian Science he picked up Irom the hall table in- the jfanttnr:” formed Wm that it had been left by sluffing. Usually most of the.se small .schools, in company with several relatives in and near Grand Rapids.1 are'----------------------absorbed by .the --------- — .K- other _.r__ Teachers. ’ George Bridge und son Walter of ? Going home on the 5:15 the oilier a member of thc local Boy Scout mushrooms, industry. - •seventh ■ graders, ’ -------------j■ . Our of* ------whom, j,,het. 111., returned to their bornej Sight. John Citizen read in the eve- troop who would call to pick It up on canning nmg paper mat There is no need to give up to- there are five, have a new subject Monday after a week’s visit -with I that n It cost uie the srme state ua a designated ctruuis. evening. «r He opened matter of 1600 to keepa man in and'read. The folder stated, thatptiato salad now that fall is here ?hls year. .*|»nwrcd by the M S C-. relaUve*. J orison or inacorrectional Institu- for n fewdollars a boy could be kept! for cxcehentCaliforniotomatoes are and called The Science of Living Mrs. Margaret Tabor of Grand I gral agencies. JohnFor . Reading .............. ....message. .. -----Citl— >r a year. Reading the figures,| in the Boy that Scouts for a year. S6 arriving In quantity so that the,Things.'' Thu is one of the most Rapids Is spending a few days with1 j Tiie tlfigures were appalling to him ten saw a.way out.a He knew that his price ia is Iqw. ..-t/M. practical subjects ever put into gjhcr motlwr, Mrs. Senia Kelley, and beside an account of thc he would receive year ’ s training iq *? a taxpayer, and at crime, the same-time'.taxes not be called to Sweet potatoes gre unusually fine• .-xhool. Eight notebooks have to be • assisted her to entertain the Pro- J of organized he was good would citizenship and trustupon worthlbroughtded to ashim a sense of futility, Scouts and of unexcelled keeping quality.■ handed in at the eryi of the year ject Club which inet there Thursday: he mentally added this suppoft new; hemany wouldgraduated be guided Boy socatlonalThere puin icemed nothing could do in 600 institutions, for Boy Scouts to the vast he expenditure.ly. prepared for a constructive ca- They are also abundant and the' with thc answers to hundreds of:for their first business meeting ofj beyond-ddeplore such a hideous waste .seldom grow up to a career of price Lx low. High words of praise'■‘questions. Our students are having [the year. » m thc machinery of crime reer. hi* character molded and —not only cent*, but crime. John faco'lightened Hon.the thedollars police and forces of city grounded In Citizen's honesty, courtesy. obed- continue for the new rutabaga, a'‘ difficulty in obtaining the necessary Dick Palmer has taken to tlw tall! the uponand society. smile of hope. He . Is waiting• Canadian, yellow turnip .as It is' pictures of farm Xtock add poultry,.;timbers to stay around with the big| anaeffect state,of asthia wellwaste as courts fed- ‘with ience aand reverence. j Thc reading brought John Citizen foe that evening nnd the call of the sometimes called, Yellow onions are)'.'If anyone in thc school district lias j(*Hows and hopes to “floor’’ a bigi fc> his home in a very thoughtful. Boy Scout. He is going to-buy a few available though the white onion1 any farm mnzagines with-good pie- boy within tiie next few days. His, frame of mind. Three or four boys, dollars' worth of prevention. crop was disappointing. —rT' , ‘' furwj of these, which they do not manager in this "bout" .is Maurice' Smoked hams, whole, halves and wanU the student* would be very carter who left with him Sunday. ■mur .11r~ In. giad^o'colMOT^hem? .....------------------- -u ---------Mrs MaUrlrc JohnjM)n. who hjJ center slices are ImHHn. inviting .« to Tow Erich bpc^ ofbudgets thisa.week and how well they ench klnd --of Mock u needed, .. vi— —-----—---------——— ; been 111. we are glad to report, is able I combine with tweet potatoes and I q^nn Wise — • spent Tuesday In io be up and around again Her: apples. It is suggested that baked Eafisihg and bls grandmother. Mrs. i mother. Mrs. Mary Trayer. of Grand, beans served With brown and savory,Frances Wise.-accompanied him as ihiplds. who was caring for her has; sausages make an ideal coo) weath-' far as Vermontville, where she spent returned to her Iiome and Miss Mar- ' er luncheon dish, particularly on4^ (jay WitH her sister, Mrs. Belle garel Jackson b uvbtlng now with! saiiud., whenleMlar.n and «mw„ KrUr!.. .,>» luHu«.art. FOOD MARKET ADVICE? Malaga and seedless grapes are still Ups ore being rtitdoors at games or, Friday evening about 25 relatives; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Travis and! clearlng^up the garden. I gathered at the home of Mr. ami;son Wilson returned home Thursday 1 • Those of us who are fond of nuts with us. .?ects >rvnJ’' ’J. ■ Mrs. Ed. Hunt where they surprised; evening Irom a visit with friends at 1 »nd nut Ahes will welcome the: Grapefruit are plentiful. Oranges _J3>Sh* .?>TO!l in Prt,bJ,b,llty cod Tom Prince on his MJh birthday. । Chicago. jiews that native paper shell pecans are again ar-little lower in price, nUract,'‘' The evening was spent at pedro andj Russell Carter left Saturday on' kind English walnuts ore both begin- Lemons and limes make delicious IJdte,. “ »nmll,ul '“t; »“«"”•«' i”"* ning to come Into market. The re- flavorings for desserts and dessert tail prices will be approximately the sauces. Hot gingerbread or steamed there will be mackerel, flounders.' DURFEE; ’ , ,, j ■game. Remembering that fine pe- puddings respond to treatment with fish fillets, oysters and clams—By' After a lingering illness Mrs. Mary.) SOUTH SHULTZ. xans never sold for less than sixty a good lemon or lime sauce. Orange Ann Page. . e Oreenhoe grew worse and passed „ . . , . '■ cents a pound a few years ago it is shells make attractive containers ■■ 1 *■♦'»' । r.wav Tuesday -it the home of her Mrs. Florence Ptaki. spent Mon-^. interesting to find them in the mod- for fruit cup and gelatin desserts, TA5LARAC CORNERS. daughur Mrs J W Moore, in dnv ,n KaIam“«x) 111111 "Bed oneratc price class. Salted nuts, nuts To serve. *et them in sherbet glass­ ■n» udlcs- Aid .t Mr,., tub. ‘SXi.kc’ H.uTn.-lr' “"’-A-*’ ier salads, cakes, cookies, desserts es. Pinked edges add to their st­ Hehdets Thursday was well'attend-atJdsted In caring for her. Mr. and Mrs. G! E. Kenyon re­ and candies arc all welcome for trnctlveness. ed. The ladles will meet again at, Funeral services were held Thurs- reived thc sad news that their cans-1 .Thanksgiving, for the holidays and I Bunched carrots are so plentiful her home one afternoon.Ihls week to , dav t 1 ;3o at lhe house and at two hi. Mrs. Clarence Kenyon, of Mt.' In-between times. that the price is about as low-as it finish the work. The next meeting al EaAt Baltimore United: Carroll. Ill, hod jxfised away. Mr., Cranberries arc beginning to be lean ever get. These sweet young car- will be at the home of Mrs Mary, Brethren church. Rev. Fred King and Mrs. Kenyon luid visited here J tnore plentiful and the later varieties rots make a delicious and qplorful Curtis in December. Tills will be the conducted ... - - - ’-lnterment• ■in 1.— — times — a •have ------the servicc. several and many— rela-■ which are darker in color and rich-1 relish when Cut into matchstick month of pur usual re-election. Striker cemetery. ' i tlves here who regret her pfusing. I ■tr in flavor are ^superseding the, pieces and a -favorite salad when Mr. and Mrs. Titus Wilt of Sun­ Master Kenneth Be Ison, son of Remember the Cemetery Circle at ‘ ««rly bright red berries. Both cran- shredded. field spent Sunday at Cleo Sear's. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Belson. who has ■ Mina Kenyon's Thursday. .berry sauce and cranberry Jelly can Fall cabbage Is reasonably priced Mrs. Bill Otis and sons. Murray been ill is some better. | Much sympathy is extended to be canned or put up in glasses for' but there will be a scarcity of good and . Donald..of Dowling spent last Miss Donu Pursell spent Friday | Mrx Katherine Hurt and family iiv printer use to supplement currant.!winter cabbage. A small celery crop week with her father. Allen King, grape and other jellies nnd relishes. I also promises a winter shortage. . and.sister. . Eathel Houghton. ■ night and Saturday with Miss Vcta tllt. p';IASing of her 'sister this week i . . . . i und also Mrs. Sarah Kenyon who Emperor grapes, a new late red, I-ocal green bean crops have been ' Mr. and Mrs. Walker -Cotton RlccThe East Baltimore extension jo«( a brother und sUter tpth in one CaUfornla variety, are beginning to rather poor in quality but fine qual- spent Sunday at Ruth Duncan's in class will meet with Mrs. Nellie • wwk ’ come into market though Tokay, ity beans are beginning to arrive I Woodland. Fancher next Thursday.. I jhe many friends of Miss Rom ‘ Miss Marian Palmer of Hariings I Ifclllock who lias been seriously'ill: spent the week end with Mr. and, wlj] gjaij to jiear sjs betterMrs. Edd. Rice. Mr- and Mrs. Mila AaliVy and, Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Rice and Veto. n(.nry West and G. E. Kenyon I spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs cu|Ied on Mrs Custer m Hah Floyd Painter of OrangevUle. Arthur tlngs Tue^y. accompanied them home to stay a : pev. Hom and Mrs. Horn and, few days and attend thc Brother-; ^lyn spcilt Thursday with Mr and hood at Hasting*. Mrs. 'Byron Moody of South Maple : Good Community Insurance | ALANDSLIMof COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS “w'- rid Mr*. G- E. Kenyon visit-: daughter and inftband. Mr. I Harry Misener of Kalama^' . zoo fronaFriday until Monday night. 1 I Prayer meeting at Frank Hora’s I Wednesday night was. quite well at-I I tended. 98c Women’s 3-Snap Rubber Gaiters—Warm, Fleece Lined IO Men’s.Heavy Work Rubbers Long Wearing Red Soles-------------------- (Formerly the People’s Cash Market) NOW A COMPLETE FOOD SHOP Below Is A List of Our Get Acquainted Specials for Friday and Saturday, November 24 and 25 Beef Steak Qp Round, Swiss, Sirloin lb. V* Pork Chops 11- 10c Pork Steak 2 15c Ground Beef 6c Beef Rib Stew «>• 4c Leg Mutton 8c Mutton Roasts 6c 1 qt. SAUER KRAUT and 4 lbs. Shoulder > >/* SPARERIBS Z-Zl** for only Coffee A Real Ona 2 35c Tea Siftings 3 27c Corn Meal 2 s n> —i. 25c Cottage Cheese 2 15c CREAMED Beef Roast C p (Chuck) Ib. <JV Sliced Bacon ">■ 15c Weiners 323c Bologna 3»- 23c Veal «“»4 Steak 2 «>■ 25c Veal Stew 3^-25c Veal Chops «■ 10c ilc BACON Half or Whole Slab— Home Sugar—Delicious II** ID. Salad Dressing ■ «•’ 23c Laundry Soap 10>»„25c WHITE NAPTHA Sweet Jerkins Peanut Butter > .• 27c it. 10c MR. FARMER: WE BUY EGGS, POULTRY, LIVESTOCK W. Schenkel, Mgr Telephone 2162 The Hastings Building and Loan Association TTE ARE WITH ROOSEVELT AND HIS RECOVERY PROGRAM BE HERE STARTING THURSDAY. You’ll ■ Find LOW L( FOOTWEAR „ ^t^rirps Here Always Al Prices Here SPECIALS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY! . Rosevale Market Women s Serves A Splendid Purpose To the People of This Community Slippers 39c Its Membership Is Composed of Two Kinds— Child s School Oxfords 94c Boys’ Rubber or Cloth Arctics The Investor —or member who INVESTS' in shares by prepaying the entire cost in a lump sum, or by paying in a certain sum each week or month until the shares are paid in full. The Borrower —or member who BORROWS a sum of money with whicl^ to buy, build or improve his home, giving a FIRST MORTGAGE thereon to insure payment of the loan. Any Size 4-Buckle ---------------- *--------- Children’s 2-Snap Rubber Gaiters—Black or Brown,- Fleece lined 98 One-Strap Kid Slippers Sheepskin $<•69 $<•98 Double. Sole Construction It* share*,tire SECURED by FIRST MORT­ GAGES on homes for amount* NOT TO EX­ CEED 50' of their valuation. 3 It ha* NEVER FAILED to pay it* sharehold­ er* a 5/ dividend annually. 98c Leather Soles, All Sizes Now HASTINGS £2™SHOE STORE “Barry County’s Bu.ie.t Shoe Store' HASTINGS, MICH. It is a purely mutual organization with no ♦ preferred shareholder*. 4 5 6 7 It is protected from “run*” by State law, and • likewise it* shares are free from taxation. It is directed and officered by experienced ♦ local business men who serve without pay. It is a valuable local enterprise and merits ♦ the support of every loyal citizen of’this community. Careful Investigation Will Convince You That Its Shares Make A Desirable Form of Investment Men’s 15-in. Rubber Lace Paes 114 W. STATE ST. their homes since its organization in 1924. Men s Dress Rubbers Children’s School Shoes PEOPLE in buying, building or modernizing 2 Men’*—Heavy Fleece Lined Men’s 16-in. Leather Hi-Cuts IT HAS ASSISTED A LARGE NUMBER OF 98c Women’*—Size* 3 to 8, Low Heels 10-in. Rubber Lace Paes Things You Should Know About This Association Paes Men’s Felt □hoes $2.29 The Hastings Building &. Loan Association ROOM 9, STEBBINS BLDG., PHONE 2503 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE BASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, NOHMBU tt, Us: t I had m their gue-rt, the Nashville i and we lud one visitor. Mrs. Pearl'l There are two seasons each year womans Club Tiie following pro­ Dcmond was choren RecreatKjn when veal is more plentiful than at' grnm presented: Vocal Sololeader. , other times-the more important oc* ’ Naomi Vunlxw accompanied by I Home Economics The nurse. Miss Mumford, .wm curring in the sirring, a second in'Alice Smith: Dtulogue—"Bargain I Extension Work present with us and we had a very the fall. Two choice veal cute, loin jfonters." Gladys fGndbro* and nice talk with her about lhe prob­ chopa and veal cutlet, are frequently ncmicc Kanter: Ptatrt Duct—Mar-' lems of-children In general. Thc brcaJded3nd clUier w P“n gan-t.and Audra Dciumora: A play ASSYRIA GROUP. _ need of hot lunched in schools and rtej^They may be broiled or pan -Tuning Up For the Wedding"! bridWlbut are better for being character.- in the play were. Last Week's Letter. children esjiecially. Wc will meet nwH f d buUer .<,r ,-« ae Onrude i-taitu, Plant*. ntsumu Matilda • mhc uviuuur The Assyria Home .Economic? Kx‘ cooking as veal 1* Cook. ----- — —-------• - ­' Frep Truinbo, -Lena — Kilpat tension Group held its first meeting with Mrs. Brinker in Dec.—Mrs (Alter/far-,before a very lean meat. Like pork it Flossie Bennett, Sec. rick. Lucille Rafiler. Virginia Faul, I for tlfff'xcar on Nov. 3 ut the home iliould be thoroughly cooked. Grace FauL Jean Finnic and Delude I of Mra/lrene Jones, chairman. This FOOD MARKET ADVICE. Other meat* which arc likely to Hilbert. Tiie refreshment committee i is thc second year in our study of Nutrition. • ’ This is National Honey Week aRruct bud.Tetecrs are roast fresh rented a delightful lunch <o over ,o{ lnrn*’ and rtb8 one hundred. . The subject for the meeting was when we are reminded that honey 11>un- or u. > Uelktou. .nd Itorertal taet Vnlres p«;tay "PtaUu, •« There will b no community j •Meal Planning." were present mostly new new with many uses. Hcney la partlcu- being, denied until Thanksgiving, a .services during the Evangelistic > ' Twenty Twenty’ We wereiu'pe present members that mostly more of th. I»rly delirious with fruit* Induding roost stuffed ' meetings. old member* will cane to the rest grapefruit which te fine at thia sea-1 *»»*”« "J?*,81!1 ‘Mr. and Mr*. Don McLeod are WI»S«U« limn u .Up ,p«1 WIU. .uch re.'- >l«Ure. HU.. I. ata, tru. U 10.1. ,',Uyln! u» Olltarl M.Ikod , '■ The next meeting will be at 10 A. Isonable fruiU as oranges und cran- Oysters are popupir with rj«.jhotne whUe Mr McLeod Is deer,! M on Jan 10 al the home of Mrs berrtea. ’ hunUn»* Alice Thoma*. It is an unusual week when there . ‘ “"J *2.2 Le |ES' Or and Mr5 ? ° FU“*‘e aUcnd' Each one I* to bring her own inn- w nothing new in thc fruit and .^v^han ‘ELJ win. itlit fd <he Michlgan-M i n nesot a i . . . . ----------------------------. . ----------_ .|week than usual.-With fresh fish . at Ann del school lunch and five cents fur j vegetable markets- Qualities and. . , M , flJ0tbnli Snme ... . Arbor ------- 5*^. ------ . becoming scarcer from void and d4y the Louise Campbell. 4-H Club price, on specific food, may vary stormy weaUier m we X are ^Sd fortunatevlto Mr and Mrs M K Trum8° and I Scholarship Fund for girls-Caro- slightly but you will find essentially be able fo call on thc smoked va• line Tusker. Sec. the tame thing. In your store, to- * •“*! “’S d Mr and Mr. Ward Plante and Bev­ Finnan haddle haddle. smoked smoked Al111- Prlj. attcndr<1 thc funrral oI Mrej day that you found last week. . Irietiea ftetics Finnan GLASS CREEK GROUP. All we Mid of green beans lot bX hSlS °*°W Ww>k, iweek is true this, and if you ciit ™Bulou. at Wayne, Monday. , Thur^yattheboowcf >m.Fr«i.H^y‘«J^Oj"S““yX®rlhalibut and sdmon are plentiful ’‘‘f * “"""g .... n m to . m “• <"» ■<“>'"« • "l" •" _______ —________ T>”r "* d"r h™"n« ““ K,U“'ll. iMm Iram-ilettMT. TM, c„>| ■ ' »•. Mrs I Iirlln qhrter was nnnointed ‘racrt' rapidly in this fashion and are WUOBMMi. . DonaUi-GWt'r and F. E, Border chairman *“ apPoln,ed i therefore more apt to hold their Mrs. Matter Kimble of Coate accompanted by Bernall Minton of ^X^tli n J be with Mr-. cnk" Grove is nuking her home with Mn Jackson and Deputy Warden of Will Hav^M Dumber 7 '• If >’ou hav« n°l W- tried serving liannah Wright. Jackson Prison li ft Friday to hunt Will Havens December 7.—Becretary. br0C(^u U)l$ u ft good wce|t t0 Blart. Frank Ctxik of Pewamo is making deer in northern Michigan. They ---------i Ujc qUBjiiy is'aaid to be cxMlent. “ short visit at 'the hpnfe of his san. KX|M<t to. return Sunday. DELTON GROUP. j Altixnigh it may seem wasteful, dis- Chas- Co''kMr. anti Mrs. Arthur Allarding re-1 Last Week's Leiter. Icard all but the flower heads and I Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Paul acWednesday from Milwaukee., .The Delton HonW Economics Ex- main stalks which should be is eted i<0’nPanl'-‘1 hy Mr. and Mrs. Jacob w)M<Mto|n where they were called tension Group inctTiov. 7 at Esther: or scraped, before Miking Plenty oi Hoover and daughter, Genevieve. oj lbc rt(.a(h, <4 Mr. AllarDunn’s. Winifred Sensiba is chair- boiling salted water and not tc»«» ajtenl Sunday with Mr, and Mrs (|iUg-a brother-in-law,• Arlie Crock­ man and Marie Williams was ikclcd; long cooking 1* thc rule for thia Morris Quigg of Buttle Creek.. ----------- -loro, I (ord. The held oiununy Monday i in- funeral imirrui was was uriu recreation chairman’ and Lillian j vegetable-Like nspAagux. the flower M ■•«***« ... -----f.d”''~*. M -Mrs. Je.yc M*wr* Miycrs nt of a.. ft, rno(Mi. .. Mr. and.... Mrs. Allnrding. aC(;nmi*inii'd by Mr. and Mrs. ' Hayward secretary and treasurer for head cooks more rapidly tiian the.1 Lak-1 Odesssi were Sunday.guests oi: the coming year. Nineteen member.' ’I stalk can stand Kiara mi so it n -can sianu out of oi water, water j Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mcyeis. Joe Crockford of Carlton. enrolled. ;;... ifor the flr.d ten or fifteen minutes "A tattle Clodhopper'* will be pre-. niiifc.r, MrLrod ta i-Mtina her A„.v>n«, No w„longer than than thirty u.trtvtotz, rented by the reniora Of Waidbnd . **r Esther Dunn outlined work for j ofnfcooking. HlahIsschool on November 24 Th*'^rolher* Mr “nd Mrs Dan Gar,ln’‘ coming year und Irene Carpenter ’ forty minutes should be required as Sft m foltows; sSmsSre?- ", of Neville while Mr. McLeod discussed "Tilings to consider when ’ iota! cooking time. This vegetable Harold Forman; Acey Gump — u nortn • planning a well balanced tncuL* I may be served with aalt. iwppcr and--------- ---------------— • — ■ George — 1 Mm. B. Denham Next meeting Jan. 0. 1934 at Ek-ie-butter with or without the addition ■CharlesTowiwchd: Chigger-1 ....... C. - — — of - Hastings — Horton's. . :o( lemon Juice or cream. It is also —Jean Englund; Mrs. Chigger-j•’•pent the *cc*; t,ul with Mr. and The nineteen members enrolled scried with- white sauce, cheese son-Doggr. — Margaret Densmore; Mrs. Karl Faul. were: Blanche Eddy. Bertha Bush. Ijaucc or Hollandaise. Tiie Quakeruftlu-s Juliet Bean—Doreen Stowill; | Mr and Mrs. J. y. HHucrt* caned Margaret Garrett, Blanche Mott. Maid suggests serving it cold with Charniinn Cartrr-r Pauline Hoover: «>» Mr. and Mrs. John Doster .and Florence Kroea, Frances -Norwood.I French or salad dressing if a bunch Judy Elliott—Dorothy Beardsley. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Barnuirt of DelBlanche Richards. Elsie Horton. more titan your family can cwt The. play luus an extrenjely inter- ton Sunday afternoon. i Irene Carpenter, Either Dunn. Beu-jhot. estlng plot There is much humor: *•’ ~ trice Dunning. Julia Duster, Wini- Cauliflower, cabbage und Brussels throughout. B >urr.to come II1GHBANK. . Fifteen Dollars Every Second Go Up In Smoke Every Day In Auto­ mobile Accidents The annual loss of life in the United States from auto accidents is nearly thirty thousand—approximately eighty every day. Unintentionally by needless hurrying, or in some other way, you may be the direct or indirect cause of an auto­ mobile accident. Drive carefully and protect yourself against the unavoidable by carrying proper insurance with a de­ pendable company. The annual FIRE LOSS of the United States is approximately FIVE HUN­ DRED MILLION DOLLARS I — $15 every time the clock ticks. YOU help pay this appalling penalty directly or indi­ rectly. CARE will PREVENT many fires. INSURANCE^ in a dependable company will PREVENT financial loss when fire does occur. Tor Fire, Automobile, Burglary, Accident and Health, Torna­ do, Life or any other type of Insurance, Call COLEMAN INSURANCE AGENCY STEBBINS BLDG. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN PHONE 2104 --------- :--------- !------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Williams. Mrs c. J. Barnum. Evenh ’ broccoli in their seasons and general Helen fpocum> are making their |ed at-the twine of Mr. and Mrs. m Baltimore Friday. at Mr. ami Mrs. Leslie Adams -WM"yn™.. Un. W.I.-n .nd Ul- n.wr u»l >nu m.y «•!re .ny <H» o! »>«» tor num Ume IbB wllilw «IUl Cl»re M.nto nraw Mr and Mf> cllrc u,„Ua|1 M„ oladJ., M,^acrm.„, o, Ai. Ull““l 'tor»»m ll»m <h.l ni.«L pppnU. Io your tai- yr.ndp.renu., Mr. and Mn tor •>»'«•«" l»rty M lluy are, „Uad Mr and H1)ward Buu„. bwo P .^ndnp, „V„B1 pay. .Uh ta-tc and anil purse. Sec.-Treas. 1। taste Aduite rt Slocum. '2?'*’^ licut, chett ln A“>'rla Wednesday. her stetcr, Mrs. Clare Marshall and | pea* and lima Ix-ans are . of g<xxl pea* ! nnd lima beans are of gcxxl Dell ■ Wlllunu accompanied kw. missed n the locality as they have nn I family. COATS GROVE GROUP, 'quality, but are relatively high in .Baker and Homor and Roy Bawdy always lived here.' Im??E w«Ti --------------«n» ■ Co.it s Grove EXtciuhm Class met prlce-they are only for elastic bud- on a deer hunting trip Into the up-. Mi.v. Merlyn Marshall of Hastings j ^d“yd M Laurel Marshall WedMILO. tained next Friday evening, Nov. 24, of the Home very-interestingly We „ ..u home OI Mr. .nd Mn Porur. rertMnly cnx»rd h»“n« him wrto Toom A m«l attondanre taairrf. ua. The Dutrtct Bupl. Or lluah Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Myers of, Kennedy, wiU be with tu next Sun­ Grand Rapids spent lhe week end day. " - will •be “ We?-----hope— thc -------church and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Har- filled. Communion service will fol­ Ian ScobeyY low thc sermon, come and Join with Part-*jf Wall Street** present hap­ piness is explained, by the voluntary syxireC^m-ss £ .re,. ■ ,T2.;nMm™‘^*m.rr.U'.'nr.n<d!X« to ,>S‘ jh,ln Nobilrejnl“ta .. | Automobile Show Opens Nov. 23 Hb^.ud Uudly or M.pl. propreu, o<«ort to rhe 1. AS. Korn., Or.pd B.p.d., breu,h. u. U«|le.re I. to wonhta. protauyT RADIO SHOW Opens Nov. 23 The Modern Miracle of Radio With the Living Tone and Si-Lec- Trol A New Type of Radio Set It is 10 years ahead of the field and offers features never before dreamed of. It is by far thc NEWEST THING in radio today With this NEW GRUNOW,RADIO the whole world is brought to your family circle. See These New Sensational 1934 Studebaker Cars! Price Range On Various Models $29- PRICED; Dictator . $645 Commander . $845 President . $1045 to $160^ F. O. B. Factory Goodyear Bros. Hardware Company Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2101 Goodyear Bros. 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Why **.' 1,1 on disbursement by ! setting aside a small acreage for White Pine Planting Made 42 The value of a good understanding City News feels that the farmer here beets together with your other Years Ago Earns Good Rate F nhd^co-ujxnution between farmfrs; can aid the city man and themselves;’crops? 1 and"cities is clearly shown in the II as well by aiding this sugar making • In tiie olden days the sugar mill of Compound Interest following editorial which wc repro- i1 institution. . . as well as the Heinz company lift­ FARM LEADERS DECLARE . East Lansing.—T i m I? er. once1 • duce from a recent Issue of the Hol- ji It is very essential that sugar ed many a mortgage from n farm CONTRACT OFFERED .Michigan's best crop, apparently .land City News. The editorial Is as beets be raised close at home, thus: through beets and pickles- and the , lias returned to its former ranking IS OKEY company Lx doing just that follows: j alleviating freight rate burdens and-latter ; .as on Investment, according to rec-. Fann Cooperation. News believes that those the beet grower can receive ulihosl 'I today. — - The -—----------------------I ords of the earnings made by a. We often bear the saying "We Instant attention from lhe sugar mill days are here again through a dl- MAY BE USED THROUGH- ! white pine planting made by Mich- i I cannot do wltlwut the farmer," and field man. We urge farthers ol Ot- versified "*“* crop of this character. " that U largely true. It seems, Iww- tawa und Allegan counties to con­ Surely the fanner cannot go wrong OUT THE UNITED STATES Thu .land ot pliu planted on ■ Aer. there could be a more closely tribute* to this enterprise by con­ in giving the beet a tryout. - --------- - lafid worth $15 per acre, and the ; But relationship between lhe agri­ tracting a modest acreage for lhe The News lias always felt that .Contracts Represent the Sav-, total cost or trees, planting labor. culturalist and Hie city man. Hol­ raising of beets next year. You sim­ there could be a doser-relationship ®1> other land can point to an outstanding ply cannot lose oh the proposition between country and city folks. ing of Ths. This Industry to the VttlUP of Items has been on$32.75. roCh i example at this time. I for it U a cash crop and tire chances There seems to be a reserve that is Eastern Area of Country jarre, at present market prices, is! Thc old sugar mill has been re­ ; far a crop failure are remote cqm- almost timid between one class and tiie other. That complex exists more opened and lias created not only a pored with other crops. leaders, in practically1 My.,hat the trees have earned coin­ dlvenilfied, crop, but a new market I The Luke Slwre Sugar company or less everywhere, but it lias been ganizatlon I for the farmer. Holland has been; is not a Holland entcrprisfcalone.it rather pronounced in Holland. We 1every section or the united states.) able to put that over in behalf of the |; Is an enterprise for the entire coun­ believe that through our Chamber 1have pronounced the Michigan su­ I Tpive-year-old transplants were' beet contract to be most sound..' lied In making the College plant-! I fanner and in behalf of itself. It |s i tryslde—everyone benefits. A beet of Commerce and other civic or- gar and equitable contract 1 o mutual proposition. Ttje Holland crop means cash on hand nt a time ganirations we could be helpful in practical, but two-year-old stock is now 1 used in lhe marketing of an ag­ lag aiding the agriculturalist in alie- ever < recommended. Land which is suit-1 vlaxing and In oolvlng some of their <ricultural commodity. Economists able for forestry purposes can also' problems. Too often tiie fanner 'declare that tiie basic principles, be obtained for less than $15 peri suffers in silence, not knowing how 'embodied in the Michigan contract, acre. Reduction in costs on these to tackle these problems. 'can be employed in the marketing two items would enable a higher j An "across-the-lable” talk be- <of practically every farm crop grown earning rate for the timber. i tween city and rural dnen. not with <in thc United States and predict Another advantage which trees if the fundamental principles iiave as a crop is the possibility of a blare of trumpets dr with a bnry- that, 1 quet. but with small groups doing ’of this contract were adopted gen­ postponing the harvest period to constructive committee work would <erally. In the marketing of all farm miss the bad market years. Sound, undoubtedly do wonders. Today the <crops, many of the problems con­ growing timber does not deteriorate farmer and city man are practically <fronting American agriculture would if allowed to stand a year or more strangers'for 364 days in a year with 1be readily solved. after it is ready for harvest. This Commenting recently on tiie wide­ enables the bwner to permit his thc farm Institute on the lone day Delicious being-shown in the trees to grow until the market is left for fraternization. There is so spread-interest > sugar beet contract. Dr. J. satisfactory. much room for improvement iwre Michigan 1 Home Made and why not take this matter up 'A. Brock, educational secretary ot Land surveys made by College and seriously. The sugar mill U the en- ।the Farmers and Manufacturers ,Stale departments show that Michi­ Sugar Association, said:'"It is gan has a vast area which is bel­ tering wedge to break up this boun- Beet 1 Sausage dary line between country and city, tgratifying to learn Uiat the Michi­ ter adapted for lhe production ot Since the advent of tiie automobile 1gan sugar beet contract is attracting ;lumber than for any otl^er purpose. They tickle the a city limit has become a mlsonomer. >national attention and that the beet ■Thc planting records at the College Industry has been able to lead prove that trees as a crop may be * taste of the entire A county today has grown into one sugar vast community und the denizens 1the way in formulating a farm crop ।profitable. In addition ttf the cash1 । family when you use MOR­ thereof have everything in common! ’marketing contract which blds fair advantages, the State would benefit ' serve as a model for other Indus­ from the Increased attractiveness TON’S SMOKE SALT and' । That being tiie case, jet us extend to our community spirit for miles ttries which purchase agricultural ।to summer residents. . MORTON’S SAUSAGE SEA­ around rather than over a few city Iproducts. ••The adoption of the Michigan PINE LAKE FARMERS’ CLUB. blocks. SONING. contract was tiie first step toward Despite the icy condition of the the reestablishment of the beet su- ।roads. 45 gathered at the home of TRACK CLOSED BUT gar Industry in the eastern area of Lee । Nottingham for an evening PAY ROLL CONTINUES the United States. Authorities, who Meeting. । Saturday, Nov. 11. The have made a study of the contract. President, । Arthur Lathrop, opened Racing Ended in Detroit Oct. agree that it is the most nearly Ideal the । meeting by singing, "Battle of any farm crop marketing contract ] 7, Salaries Go On—Aver­ ever used in the United States, since ।Hymn of the Republic" and repeatbig thc Load's Prayer followed by sing­ age $2,000 Per Month it makes the producers of the raw ।ing. "You Can Smile." Bert Brown, DEALERS IN FLOUR. FEED, COAL, CEMENT, LIME ( Lansing. Nov. 10.—While racing materials jxirtners in fact with the chairman of schedule committee, ( BRICK. TILE AND FARM IMPLEMENTS ended in Detroit more than a month producers of the finished product gave schedule of meetings, an eve­ । the p«T roll of the racing com­ and. os such, the farmers share ning meeting Nov. 25 with Mr. and HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 ago. ; missioner is running about 82.000 a equally, with the beet sugar com- Mrs. Robert Ford with Mrs. Ford ponies, in the net cash return-from and ( month. Mrs. Lathrop program commit­ Auditor General John K. Stack, the sale of products produced ।tee. and a day meeting Sat., Dec. 9. jr.. has notified Mark R. Hanna, through their joint effort. with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Flower, , commissioner, thal he must cojne "Beet sugar company officials con- with Mrs. Elizabeth PetUjohn and ] down to earth or the fees received tend that the adoption of this con- Pearle Bagley program compUlu-e. by the state for county fair subsi­ tract practically saved the beet su- The schedule is not complete^and ] dies will be required for Hanna's gar industry from extinction, while Bert Brown ukked if anyone wlsiwd farmers enthusiastically declare it to Ul t have a n^eetlng, please notify pay roll. For tiie final 15 days In Septem- be the best and most equitable con- ] I ber the commissioner's pay roll was tract ever used in the purchase of ]Nt> further busl^hxs, the meeting ,wits turned over to Lee Nottingham', Your property in Michigan's largest Farm Mutual Fire Insurance i $3,540.50. Fifly-qne employes par- any farm crop." ticipateil. Thirty-six inspectors were clalrman of program committee. A Company with a policy that lias no technical loop-holes to avoid listed. There was one chief at $10 PROPOSED CHANGES letter, of regret from Rev. O. E. Ken­ liability, consistent with safe underwriting. A blanket policy on a day. nn assistant at $10, three narof thc First Baptist church in jiersonal property. Net resources nearly One-Half Million Dol­ IN ELECTION LAWS dall ' cotic inspectors at $8 a day each Plainwell was read, he being unable lars. Ixhsscs satisfactorily adjusted and promptly paid. Careful land thlrtf-one other inspectors reto be present to give, the address. They Are Radical But Need ­ celving $0 u day. underwriting and a thorough system of inspection maintained, Song, "Keep The Home Fires ' Races ended Oct. 7. For thc last ed—Pre-Primary Conven­ Burning" led by Mr. Lathrop. eliminating overinsurance, fire hazard and undesirable risks. ■ 15 days of October. Hanna's pay Readbig — "Armistice," Alvin tions Are Urged roll called for $943. Hanna, his Nottingham. . . For furthsr infatmaUsn in ntuetl Rcpre*«nt*tlv* er writ* Hom* OSes. I deputy, the secretary nnd his first Radical changes in Michigan elec­ Several were called upon to tell MORRIS O. HILL, Hatting* JOHN H. UTZ, Hasting* assistant were paid at the rate of tion laws, making it much harder for what they were doing lhe day the । $3,000 a year each. prospective candidates to secure Armistice was signed. Husking corn JERRY ANDRUS, Hatting* KEN BRAENDLE, Freeport [ Tile second assistant secretary re- :places on lhe primary ballots of the seemed to be the order of the day. j reived $1,800, the same compcnsa- 'various txirtles. were approved, by Several rang dinner bells when they ■ tion for the commissioner's sftk■the, election sub-conunlttec of the heard whistles in nearby towns. State Mutual Redded Fire Insurance Co. nographer and a second slcnog- !Legislative Council at a meeting There was some disagreement as to home orrici: 702 church st., flint, mich. ! rapher. The messenger was paid held I last week. The sub-committee is what tlw wedlher was that day. But W. V. BURRAS. Fmtdrat. H..K. FISK. StcreUry ! $1,300 and two Inspectors were down composed । of officials of both Repub­ excitement prevailed. for $6 a day each.—Grand Rapids lican 1 and Democratic parties. Nettie Keyes gave several splen­ One ot the proposed clianges to be did readings. "Marshal Etoch The ______ ' ___ ___ jsubmitted to the legislature, would Grey Man of Christ.” 'Medals." HINDS CORNERS. require municipal and townslUp "Honors to Marshal Foch" and Thelma Tobins of Kalamazoo is clerks to check all signatures on "Pershing's Thanksgiving Address." spending some time .with her par­ nominating petitions with lists pt Song, "Love’s Old Sweet Song." ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Tobias. registered voters in thc various Motion to adjourn.—Lloyd Not­ Mrs. Tobias has not been-so well thc cities, villages and townships. After tingham, Sec. Pro Tern. past week. this check had been .made with -the Bert Bassett of Kalamazoo culled elimination of all signatures Uvat HENDERSHOTT. on Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobias Wed­ did not agree with the poll lists,‘the Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Parmnlee nesday evening. nominating petitions would be for­ and June of Johnstown were Sunday M. J. Manning visited his sister. warded to the proper state, county guests at the home of their parents, Opal, in Yankee Springs last week. or municipal officer for filing. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garrison. Thc neighbors, about 35 in num­ Another suggested change, ap­ Mrs. Mary Henry is visiting ber. gathered at the home of Mr. proved by the sub-committee, would friends In Jackson. and Mr.s. Will Moore Tuesday evc- increase twelve-fold the minimum John Turner, who has lived alone ning to -celebrate Mr. Moore's and number of signatures necessary to on thc farm -formerly owned by ! Mrs. Sarah Phillips birthdays, it secure a place on a party primary Glenn Morey passed. away last • On loans of $300 or teas Household has re­ । was a complete surprise Jo both. ballot Approval also was given to a Tuesday. Carl Bryans who has lived duced the cost substantially below the maxi­ ■ A fine time was enjoyed, in spite of third proposed amendment which In part of Lite house will continue as mum rate formerly charged. Families, keeping j thc cold stormy evening. would make party pre-priinary con­ caretaker of the place until the es­ house, who can make regular monthly repay­ f Mrs. Dorcas Chatman returned to ventions mandatory. tate is settled up. ■ her home in Hastings Monday aftments are eligible to borrow. 20 months to repay. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kruger of Ho­ |er spending a couple weeks with SHOULDN'T INCREASE ACREAGE. mer were week end guests of their The only signatures required are those of hus­ ' Mrs. Clara Brown. There has been Issued from the mother. Mrs.'Rennie Mott. band and wife. Quick, private, courteous serv­ ! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush of- Ur­ National Bureau of Agricultural On Tuesday. Nov. 28, the Bronson ice. Visit, write or 'phono the offices of the bandale spent Thursday evening Economics a warning to farmers-not hospital donation will be held at Household Finance Corporation of America on with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. to plant any increased acreage of the home of A. C. Clark. Rev. Conk­ O. Tobias. the 3rd Fl. of the City National Bank Building, beans. Any attempt to do so will lin has arranged a . nice program Mrs. Will Moore spent Saturday force much lower prices as it will which will include one of the hos­ I West Michigan Ave., Battle Creik. Phone 4406. afternoon in Hastings with her glut the market and bring hard­ pital staff us speakdri Tills is to be MEMOIR N. «. A. father, Mr. Bump, who Is very poor­ ship Instead of benefits to the an all doy meeting so bring a j>ot ly at this writing. farmers. Experience has shown that luck dinner nnd your table service. Mrs. Vida Phillips of Hastings it is wise to heed these reports which Tiie Community Club will hold spent Saturday night and Sunday are sent out by the government, not their annual oyster supper tills Fri-' with her son. Mr. and Mrs. Burell to harm the farmerJ j but to help day night at the schoolhouse. All ■ । Phillips and family. members new and old are invited. I him. v j Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy and family PLEASANT HILL. from north of Hastings spent Tues­ PINE LAKE. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palmer and! day evening with her sister, Mr. Monday morning. Dewey. Clare and Mrs. Keet Tobias. and Byrde Doster also Kenneth children attended the P. T. A. meet'- i I I wish to make a correction in Smith of Plainwell left for northern ing of the Altoft district Friday! Went Into Effect October 16th . . . last week s Items. I should have said Michigan where they will hunt deer evening. They reported a very goodI program. I the community meeting would be for two weeks. Mrs. Clifton Campbell has been Friday evening the 24th instead of Mrs. Flora Smith returned to the 23rd. Plainwell, on Friday, after spending spending the past week in Grand 125 deaths and 2,000 serious Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tobias and three weeks visiting Mrs. Georgia Rapids helping care for her mother daughter Marian of Kalamazoo Bellingham. She will visit relatives in-law who suffered a stroke recent­ Personal Injury cases happen spent Saturday night and Sunday there for two or three weeks before ly. . in Michigan each month. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. N. returning to. her home at Fort At-1, Misses Margaret Palmer and Ha­ ! zei Campbell expect to stay In Has­ , Tobias. klnson. Wis. mutual Auto cap 20 deaths and 400 serious ac­ tings the remainder of the winter Because Anne Avery was ill on SOUTHWEST CARLTON. Sunday she and her mother stayed and attend school as Mrs. Church cidents have already happen'd Mrs. Anna Buck and family spent at the farm home until Tuesday (.with whom they ride), is moving Wednesday evening with Mr. and afternoon' before returning to De- there. Iniurt in a Michigan Comwhere automobile drivers have Mrs. Cleon Landon and family of trolt. The Pleasant Hill P. T. A. meets North Carlton. agancy and adjutting fore* failed Io comply with the law. Ernnte Bellingham of Gun Plains this Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Earl Keeler worked a few Is spending the week with her Bert Palmer are the program corndays thc past week for Mrs. Leslie grandmother. Mrs. S. C. Doster mittce. Daniels of Carlton Center, who has Several of the children at South The children of thc Pleasant HUT been quite ill but is better at this Pine Lake school were ill during schiol are organizing a rhythm writing. j । the past week. Among them being band and expect to begin practice Mias Betty Donley of Hastings Jack Brouard and Gordon Chain- soon. AUTO INSURANCE COMPANY spent the week end with Miss Hasel Matt Bedford and R. J. Williams P*Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Robinson cf Shriber. are among the deer hunters. Miss Ascha Buck visited Hastings Plainwell spent Hie week end visit­ MORRIS O. HILL, Local Representative Hastings, Michigan Are all |he European nations High school on Wednesday. ing Mr. and Mrs. Earl James. PHONE 2318 afraid IX they put down their arms Arthur Strodtbeck went to work | Tuesday evening for Barry Wellman Be times good or bad, thrift Is they wiU have to up their hands?— near Stony Point. Punch. •Ull a virtue. City and Country Should IJ 3 V S . r>. Work Together ’ U Juicy Home Cured Hams and Bacon MICH. SilGM » TRACT MWVED PARTTI FOO CENTER Has Been Enlarged To Accommodate the Buying Public of Barry County More Floor Spa’ce Enables Us To Carry A COMPLETE LINE of Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables BOTH EDMONDS ELEVATOR AND IMPLEMENT CO. FARMERS INSURE LOANS AT LESS COST The Safety­ Responsibility Law Citizens'! CITIZENS’ MUTUAL Buy Some One A Basket of Groceries for Thanksgiving Sliver Nut Lb. English McLaughlin's 333 COFFEE 16c >b Salted Crackers 2u. b«« 23c A-l Graham Crackers 2 Lb. Box 23c Rusk, Wolverine Package 10c Kremel aufu,., 3<-10c Lard f". 4 ll. 33c 50^73/c Walnuts Snow Apples Sweet Potatoes Cranberries Dates ». 19c 10 lu. 25c 4 lu. 10c 2 lu. 25c Lt. 10c Moosehead Flour it. 85c SELECT Eggs xfre doz. Cheese Holland Maid Butter ZJic Tea Siftings Fancy Bulk Tea Del Monte Coffee Swift’s Bacon Lb. He u 25c u. 25c 2 tu. 29c Mild Cream Seeley’s Extracts Biggest Held In Lemon, mond • Sale and Demonstration Ever Hastings. Get Your Supply of Vanilla, Orange, Cherry, Al­ and Other Flavors At Great Reductions. Toilet Soaps CORN MEAL 5 lb. bags 2 for Toilet Tissue 3 10c Light House Cleanser 3<« 10c Large Six* 10c Soap Chips c<nui wuu Palmolive Beads 5c Gloss Starch 4 lu. 25c 5 lu 29- I Soap Chips wuu emu vfs. Feldpausch’s Warehouse £ and Save! 206-208 E. State St. Phone 2609 som �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER M, 1933 PAGE EIGHTON ...... ^il--i.xaga=a.T-■■■■».BEidren,'and at least a pint a day fur! laduiu. The problem for thc home-: mater i> to* that me memben K ---------(of the family get this amount reg;By Home Economics Specialists ularly Michigan Stale Cdlcfie Home economics nutrition spe'; ■ ' ' I ~|" r• 11 i'1 ’ iT~iiT~i-----------’ cialUts of Michigan State College a few of the many different • crown, rake it. or ln which milx may be used, ichan*, the shape of the bnm to xt)|k an. aiways appetUlng : bring out-of-faslilon h&U up to UiC:afH; simply made by lhe addition of i seasons requirements. Ftelts are frujt juice or syrup to tlx1 milk, easiest to remodelI in this way Jiate Another tasty drink U “Honey Bios­ . made of other fabrics may be altered ■■ -prepared by adding one and ;by combining with contrasting or one-half tablespoons of honey and ; harmonising materials. . three or four drops of orange o. Fitting to the head, by creasing all' lemon flavoring to a glass ot milk । the way arpund will lower thc nnd beating with an egg beater or (crown. Tucks or folds might b<- shaking It vigorously, ■ One fold may be long and care should be taken not to skim deep, the other sheet and shallow. ojr tiie layer or coagulated albumin I depending on the effect that proves which forms on the surface when mail becoming. One of the ad- nilik j, cooked, as it- la a valuable j Vantuif)., of nf remodirlmg ...I., rli.it, i,,, I,,.* (ood . ■ cUment . . . and■ should ... ..be ...... ___ ■ j. vantage an old hat whipped ibt^L'cS4 nu,y ,,led' Into »he milk. Creamed soups. Holding folds in place by tacking croumed chicken and veal or salmon hem to a strip of ribbon laid inside .salmon apd peas creamed the crown is-another means of low- together), are other ways of includ,enng the cruvn. A new sectional ■ lng thc required amount of mflk in crown may be made using either fa- the daily diet bnf n.ht There are many desserts such as width, covered With a ribbon band or i'^^h^^*Ifa1S^CBanddbread other materialwill cm’Ssherbets. bread’ I heightenliartnunizinE t»e crown. Wide brans may ’^u^m’d Junket,*. U unothwand ’hiteres? I be narrowed by cutting o'T the edit.' Cano. cu_.atd another InterestnuUlnl K 1A Jl.r «nh dta, ,b,n "" •“* • ■ rT i Homemakers Corner And coal is the best possible form of heat. The natural, even heat produced by coal insures you a comfortable, healthful win­ ter. Don’t delay in ordering your supply! Prices rise with the advancing season — so put your order in today 1 COAL SAVES DOLLARS It’s Cheaper and Better! Our Trucks Are Prepared to Give Immediate Delivery on Coal Ordered Nou> SMITH BROS., VELTE&CO'. POULTRY .nd STOCK FEEDS, COAL LIME, CEMENT, ETC. TELPEHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. XS " SSlTSw' nf Mirhioan wnmon Or<- a^ed. The ndxture Is poured into hate by home economics extension “ 'PCCUllSLV M,C,U‘“n aate; ^£™l d^nd0X^, One quart of milk is coital to four ?,'111 en-<U.ot «»«>• help solve pounds ut spinach in- terms of the '***s 2Jotll<>n °f U1‘Uvld.u“I Christcalcium, and phosphorus necessary 1 for building strong Ixinc.s and t‘.-eih. Squares ol outing flannel when At the same time, the pnlk..lt uwd -d>‘‘d lind bound with ribbon make whole, Ls an excellent source of the, attractive card table covers. An. old • good health" vitamin "A." and a ! white or faded blanket may be used fair source of vitrnmn "B.“ When al4t>reinforced with raw fruits jnd vegtHanderctuefs are easily made from, tables, and cod JUcr oil or direct large squares of chiffon, plcoted and smuhme. it supplies vitamins •c",dJv‘1 >n PU«» colors, or tied and and “D." Whole milk also provides: dyed. a generous supply, ol .energy. One HmKc economics clothing extengla.^- ylt Ids ax many calories as three 5*°n specialists of Michigan State small slices of bread or one and a College, suggfst that old silk - and half large potatoes. rayon underwear be dyed, cut in , Correct diets should include af strips, and braided finely to make : least a quart of milk a day for chlj-: effective hot-dish mate for use at । the table. ’ . Small hooked mate required, only light colored. Worn out stockings dyed gay colprs. and hooked In . burlap design. \ Another loyely gift is a slumber , robe made out of scraps of silk ! dyed different colors and pieced in I log cabin pattern. ’ । Inexpensive materials such ax un­ ' bleached muslin, madras, cambric. • or voile . may ’ be • purchased in j j white and then dyed A variety of I articles can be made from tlwae, tor j exampk* cot covers, bedspreads.' curtains, draperies, and pillows. SA VE WITH SAFETY at the REXALL STORE Specials Every Week! Colgate’s regular 25c Dental Cream ... 19c Colgate’s regular 35c Shave Cream........ 25c Reg. 39c Black Psyllium Seed.................. 29c Reg. 25c Klenzo Facial Tissues................ 19c $1.00 Gold Plated Ever Ready Razor and Blades................................... 19c Reg. 50c Haskel's Milk of Magnesia, Full pint................................................. 27c Reg. 25c 4 oz. Castor Oil........................... 17c Reg. 50c Witch Hazel, full pint............... 19c $1.00 Norwegian Cod Liver Oil.............. 49c $1.00 Hobart’s 5-gr. Aspirin Tablets . . 29c I lot 20c and 25c Tooth Brushes, choicp . . 10c Box 125 Ige. Correspondence Envelopes, 25c 2-qt. Hot Water Bottle, guaranteed.........49c 1-lb. Old Fashioned Horehound............. 19c 50c Gold Edge Playing Cards.................. 35c Delicious Chocolate Creams, 1 -2 lb. sack, 10c Chocolate Creams are received fresh every week. < ’Round theHome Campfire Our New Books and Bibles I for the Holiday Season are in. We bought before the advance and our customers will gel the.benefit! Boys’ Books, 25c, 35c and 50c Girls’ Books, 25c, 35c and 50c Popular Copyrights for Adults, 75c . New 1933 Copyrights . . $1.00 $3.00 Bibles.................. 60c to $6.00 The best values we have ever had. We want you to see these -new books. Our Special Order Department .will get you any book published. Come to blastings this week Friday, and Saturday and take advantage of these economy prices. Carveth & Stebbins Deliver KRAUT FANFCAN SAVE The Rexall Druggists Hastings, Michigan THEIR FAVORITE FOOD □/2/2/H/H/E/2/E/E/ae/E/HS/H/E/H/SEe/E/a/EE/a/E/E/BHC Non-Poisonous Dust Kills thc Cabbage Caterpillars Withoirt Injuring Vegetable SPECIAL SALE FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY GENUINE HUMPHREY RADiANTFIRE Will Enjoy It No small investment you can make will bring more year ‘round comfort and health to your homo than a Humphrey Radianllirc now on salo at iho lowest prices in history. > If is a warm friend of EVERY member of the fam­ ily—friend to lhe youngsters on chilly mornings or the cold damp days when they are forced to play indoors, friend to Mother as she relaxes between tasks, friend ,. io dad after a hard day's work. All these comforts at the touch of a match . . . fdP a full hour at less than the cost of a shovelfull of ccml. All the charm of an open lire (whether you have a Kfojjlace or not) . . . without work, kindling, dirt, imokc, 'soot, or ashes. CUTS HEATING COSTS. With a Humphrey Radiantfiro you can save many dollars worth of. fuel this year. The coH Fall days, you can run a low fur­ nace fire and use your Radiantfiro for the one or two chilly hours, morning, and night. This Winter, you can use ybur Rddiantfire to keep comfortable during ex­ treme weather without expensive fuaiaco forcing. /iteuiji. ?ncnlhly/luMuutf,> POWER j 'NTFIRE The Troian Model featured in this sale is one or the " biggest1 values.we have ever had for you. Rich Ox­ Brass finish. Zl' high; 24*/4' wide; 7 deep, replace openings 22' to 36’ wide. Provided _ ent for installation in rooms having no fireplace. Equipped with the new Self-Firing Glaze Radiants, whiok qlcw with the ruddy charm of an open fire, even when the heater is not lighted, Como in and sec this'wonderful heater ioday. COMPANY “On Guard Aiw; East - Lansing.—Imbibers of ham hocks and sauerkraut who arc also gardeners may use tjw spare time be tween bites to read the recom­ mendations for saving their favor-1 i’e fruit made by the entomology department at Michigan State Col-j lege. » > Cabbages are the favorite foot) Of! three kinds of green caterpillars. I The.greenness of the caterpillars is' just another quirk- that keeps thc gardener from becoming sleepy bccatt'e he does not notice the insect until it has become established on the plants. Thc mature insect is the common Wack-spot ted white butterfly which hovers around thc cabbage patch in the spring. Thc eggs aj«- laid ot. thc upper side ."of thc leaves and hatch into caterpillars, which arc about one-eighth inch-long. Arsenical poisons which are usu­ ally prescribed for chewing insects can not be uagd on cabbage, us they leave residues which may be in­ jurious to human health. Pyrethrum dusts ate recommended by thc Col­ lege entomologist.', as being easy to apply, effective in killing thc cater­ pillars, and safe for spraying food ! plants. • Dusts are made by mixing one part of pyrethrum with two parts of some inert carrier such as talc, bentonite, ar flour. Thc mixture hoi.tld be applied-at the rale of 25 !.> .30 pounds per acre.' Thus dust •a ill keep for long periods- if u Is tightly confined. Dust guns or rluiker- jitay be used to apply the dust, but the dtLsi gun is more economical of dusting, materials. The Mark of Progress ' I . i MH TH MAPLE GROVE. M.Bertha Palmer left Tiptts- | dav .ter Kent Cnj\to spynd the wmter with her sl.xjdr. Mrs. Mary Gtwnhw passed away Wednesday morning at thc home of her daughter in the Durfee distriit. Burial was Thursday afternoon at the striker cemetery. Mi and Mrs. G. C. Marshall spent Wedaesday nigh- witji his Either. Geo. S- Marshal), in Nashrille who has been 'poorly, I Jcrrt. C. Elliot, age 77. passed', awsv Sunday at the home of hte sls.itr-in-law in Grand Rapids Funeral services were conducted fpm the Wilcox jriiurch Wednesday after.i;<on with bur.jl hi tiie Wileox cemetery. Nir Elliott is survived by the a.dow. a btotlier. Janies, and n -:'ter. Mrs Sarah McKelvy. R.rtph Thoniberry and daughter. Orma. of Grand Ledge. Harry Tncrnberry and wife o! Lansing. A. W Scott •>.' Grand Rapids and Mbs I Nancy E. Scctt ot Kalamazoo ut-i tended the Elliott funeral Wcdncs-J Mr. Blanchard and friend of Grand'Rapids visited Mr- nnd Mrs. D W Irwin. Wednesday. Several pupils from the Norton school are cntertaiuuig the wloop­ ing cough. New speed, power, and iicc«|eraM nor. are chixatterlilies ct the Ute! motor creations Pedestrians, too.i are turnutg ln some sparkling per-1 j foraiancea.—Detroit News. During the past few months millions of peo­ ple have visited A Century of Progress at Chi­ cago, where they may have observed many great changes that haVe taken place in the last 100 years in our civilization—changes in in­ dustry and commerce, architecture, conserva­ tion, art and science, and even in amusements. There is one phase of our civilization, how­ ever, in which but slight change takes j»lace as the years pass, that’s the Economic phase. The principles of a monetary medium of ex­ change, supply and demand, the wrong of pyramided and fictitious values, the saving of a part of one’s income, etc, etc., remain about the same year after year. During the past 47 yearsxof the past century this bank has held firmly to the permanent economic laws which, down through the ages, have proven to be the,foundation.of real durability and progress—as accommodating as careful and conservative banking will permit,, ever keeping in mind its responsibility to every depositor and patron. This bank invites your con­ sideration. The same old principle of “Saving for Success’’ maintains today as in the years gone by and a Bank is an essential part of a Saving program. HASTINGS CITY BANK Telephone 2103 The Bank with the Chime Clock Hastings, Mich. �y e 1 THE HASTINGS HANNER. WEDNESQAl. NOVEMBER IS. 1913 BBS All I Pl ACF^ TAX PRAIRIEVILLE. BILL rLALtb IIX Some from here attended the< LIMIT AT 2 MILLS golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Jay —-—— j Wilkinson at Delton Saturday. Many i |J t Grit1 .Council Could Never Ap- telatlve* and friend* were present TJinn lO WU*‘ tHcm ,na,1> ,n,,rc >Mr* W* j^Topnate More Than gether. We ojngratuiate this worthy •L.x That for a Band couple who have spent their Uvea to ! There seem, to be a general but ^^.1?1 । mistaken Impression thst if the 1>^"' ,tand tax receive* the approval of ure of their acquaintance , thc majority of the voters at the : No school Wednesday, the tcach! municipal election that lhe entire <•« visited other school.. They visit-; ।two mill* must be levied and it the «1 several -'<1xa.Lv during lhe day.! 'fund la not all used for band pur- coming home feeling well pleased1 poM* it must be levied ncvcrlheleui.. with their little visits । Buch la not the fact. Mr. and Mrs Dun Wise have gone I I The question to be voted upon to Elsie to live. We wish them sue.-1 ryoda. “Shafi a tex NOT TO EX- Ccaa in Uielr new home. CEED two mill* be levied each year — - »■hunter.-—— have all been - -heard - . The ’for the purpose of furnishing a band from and have reported no deer as (fund?"-Tills acts the limit at two yet but plenty of snow. E have given an hon­ 'mills. THE CITY COUNCIL CAN NEVER APPROPRIATE M O R E LuclUe Adrlaivvon v Isitgd her THAN THIS AMOUNT thal is aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blake.’ est value and right treatment. I stipulated on the ballot. On the ot Battle Creek, tl.e hurt few weeks. ! Mr. and Mrs. Silas Doster, and i oilier hand they may appropriate We have always been ready to make |lc*a than two mills if they that Mr. and Mrs Rankin Hyde and'son* ; two mills is not needed. The amount attended tiie sixtieth wedding anni­ prompt and cheerful adjustment of needed the first year should not ex­ versary ot M:... Dover's parent*. Mr.' ceed one mill. If tiie fund derived and Mrs. Joshua Dv-Crocker of Rich- I any complaint and Unhesitat­ from this levy is nut all expended land Wednesday. Not many are perfor band purposes during tiie year mlttcd such a pleasure. Cuxigratu-1 any reasonable and just claim. the balance will be carried over und lalious are surely in order May they 1 then a lowci* levy may be made the meet again next year with not one ‘ . following year. THE CITY COUN­ mUsinir"-^ We have striven to give a A shower for Mrs. Lewis Johnson I CIL HAS FULL POWER TO LEVY AND EXPEND THE BAND FUND was given Wednesday afternoon, j square deal both our and must publish a report ot tills Many useful gift* were given her. I tuna, m ipe Mrs Vente Callhrop and fund, in the same manner as n It puo-..^; pub-, and our employes. llstics report* oi of other of. Mr. and Mrs il&iicA rc)MJiu» oilier funds iuuu-i under unuvi -- „ ... ------ —... ....The city council of A; I. F 1U supervision. F Erb ““ ot °* Delton De»on at at a six oclock! Hastings ixmv may tx be ucmcuhvu depended upon M r' naauuaa uwu fo dl,1'" r , hotior ■ • _ <4 ^ MPT] Yet w< welcome NRA Standards. supervise the lhe expenditure of lhe the Calthrops twenty-nin fw« nty-ninth wedding .r .... .....byanniversary. money wisely as..they .are ... elected aiuiiversary. AnAn unbroken unbroken family family ■ !»>,« gathering. Three genctaUons generations repre■ lhe people ; I If the band tax receives the ap­ 'M-hted. * proval of the majority of the voten. t Lyle — - and -- Neldon -— Keil are home; I at the city election it will empower from lhe wood camp near Jackson , uw ...» , <S%> »«< "< i"*W tM city council lo •j.prcprtau -m- . MSI~! -Nl!1 -< !n-;“ ■ I'"’- «“• L>l«nl tzi r.rrv th., Mow follow. <U, day With CoiUHl. NcOlu lelem fund, lo carry run oul Uw will! her toujin, N.olr. Nell. hod. ing programU11° OoM ot L*O«mde. Oregon,. 1. The tend will continue pr.e. «'•« • re^M cU.-r ol his jutrl. Mn | ticing every week, which will enable F- J Hughes. Mik> was bom hire Uiem to Improve their pl.ynur ami »"d »» '”1 V that he has a render bettor pro«rmns than hr Uw -uccejstul btulneu lb- is murrled -atin ■und hn« has four four rnlwlre-n children anH and ic is wn.1t well and us usual happy. ■ । 2. A junior band will lx- organised The Only Complete Cleaning Plant In Barry Rev. Wheeler of Grund Rapid* and maintained lo give instruction to al! aspiring musicians and to filled Rev. MiR -Y appointment here County Doing All Its Work In Hustings. those who otherwise couki not afford Sunday and next Sunday Dr. Ken­ it. free £f charge. As fast as they nedy. District Superintendent, will . become proficient they will be ad­ occupy the pulpit. Mrs. Arthur Baker and daughter • vanced to the concert or municipal band. Under thc operation of this are Ip Kabumusoo spending several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tiie United Brethren W. M. A. at plan we can build up a bigger and Grand -DePricstcr. Mr. Baker having I ' SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. beKtr band. This policy assures thc 1 Raymond Piper has been real sick Mrs. Ward Green s Wednesday was permanency of the municipal band gone hunting. well attended, thirteen members and Thursday Mrs. DePriester, Mrs. I lhe past «wk but U gaining now. und is a tine thing for the yoyng one visitor being present. Bilker and Patricia were In Battle 1 Robert Gill, who has made his Tiie fall communion meeting was people. 3. Give at least 20 concerts dur­ Creek. home with Mrs Chua. Furice lor the hckTal Hie Brethren church Satur­ U« the ... year and play lor .... M». smith und Myrtle, ing such ™. other past three month*. passed away Fri- day. • public occaatons as the city council Mrs. Maty Polley entertained । i‘uy morning. Mr. Gill has lived in owr t,w wec*t e,“l Mi** Ruth Nelson What we med L-, a child labor law shall decide. thu. ntighbtriiood for manv years Thc benefits derived from thc 01 Hattle Creek. • I nnd hu KlndiKS* will be Tvint-mbeied to keep them from working their band tax have proven so satisfactory *•• t parents to death. . , by many. 'ASHVILLE. to the majority- ot lhe people wlier. , ever it has been in operation that ’ Utter. Earl Feigiuier sister, Mrs.; I none ol these. dlta lu.ro Ktn nt lo ' ..... . and "" [have it rcjk-alcd. It may be-'repealed Clyde Gibson, of Detroit, spent the , i at any city- election by submitting it week end with their (larents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Felghmr. to the vote of the people. ' Mr. and Mr.-. Fred Ackett and j I Tiie question before us is nut I whether we -shall have A "band, but children spent Saturday and Sun­ "Do we' wish thc band to advance, day with Mr. and Mrs. Sterling i Balis near Battle Creek. increase. In numbers, give more con। certs and be a credit to Hastings?" ‘ M- and Mrs Chur Brooks and rm of Flint spent the week end I MIDDI.EVil.l.E. with the latter* parents. Mr. und । Wednesday forenoon a team' Mrs. AmovWenger. 'hitched to a-wagon attempted to ■ ^r- su*d Ur.- Gul Gage spent i • cross Main St., on High St. headed .Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John, south towards tiie stock yards to Johnson In Battle Crock. weigh a calf, thc ice was bod and I Clair Burdick underwent an opone of lhe horses fell down, and in last week al Ann Arbor. q otty-innfltio to t., get Ont up. un alter ufTnr being hnitnr ' , Mte MISS’ Angela Mcfiongree Mt'lJonZTCC of Of LanLailattempting released from tiie wagon, again fell ,<-ln« ’Pent thc week end at the very hard, lie was pulled into the Dau.*- Im-. gutter where he got on to his leet. Hunters, who kit lor flic north, PHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE and when again hitched was rea^fciar<‘- Bd. Penfold. Mr. and Mni. Oil- j to go. Later the county men spread |bert Dickson. Mr. und Mrs. Clayton; dirt upon the hill and travel w.u Decker. Ralph Olin. Fred Tarbell, more safe. Fur a few days the Fred Fisher and Gail Lykins. cement has been very hart to travel I The fire department was called. on us the light rain nude it an lcc;O“t uljul1’ ° clock Sunday inorn-, rteilc. *n« ,o lhc *** Strait and Son. alOur Supervisor. J. M. Potto, was'-tafia mill. Tlw fire started on the very busy answering telephone calls! loading dock and was a very stub- i lor fuel, so rpuch so that be hardly lx,rn, extinguish as alfalfa had time to keep his own fire going meal burns like j»ut. properly * William Kleinluins ot.EtUt LanFrank Ostrander had a bad fall on «‘ng spent Saturday night anti S.unthe ice thc other day and is under a day with hfa grandmother, Mrt>.. pyhslcians' care. Here 1* Ixiping you Q™60 Klelnhan*. are soon out Frank. Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret. W. H. Johnson gut word on Friday' Deamer. mother of Ward Smith.. that hu. daughter. EMc Peck, of *«« held «‘c Smith home oni Hastings was ill in a Battle Creek Wednesday conducted by lhe Rev.1 hospital and hud lost a little child Arthur Longfield. Burial jA^ikcvlt-w We understand that burial wilt take, cemetery. ■ iilace iwre. The many friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Lorbeck where Elsie lived for many years, Tuesday morning for the north, extend to her and her family their , Mrs. Fred Ftahcr and Mr.> Gai! sympathy. Lykin* were in Hastings Monday. , Gilbert Peck, of Irving village.: Mrs. Adolph Dau;<. Sr., and Mm. passed away Friday night, aged 86 Chades Brumm entertained thc C years. He was a veteran of the Civil.C- Class at the formers home on war and had an honorable record. । Friday afternoon To our knowledge there are but two Mr and Mrs. Vade Johnson und Civil war vets tell In this vlcinitv.' family have moved to their new The funeral will be held at the In -! farm east of the three bridges and tog M. E. church on Monday P. M. Mr. und Mrs. Ernest Hecox have Tiie sympathy of all go out to thc moved opto the farm vacated by the bereaved one*, who are left lo mourn Johnsons. the patting of another ol our houhon­ During the cold weather, sugar, ored vets. ’fCl11 ?‘vcn att“> “• tfic Wetherbec veM. The O. E. S. greatly cnjoy'cd their j Sale* Room* on Saturday night. i Friday evening meeting, when one Miss Amy Hartwell ha* returned of their grand lodge- members whs a home alter .-.(lending, seven weeks guest and held ^school ol instruc-:helping in the H. H.iperklns home, tion in their work. • ' Mrs. C T. Munro'has been visltClurlcs H. Whitmore, of Western »«g relative in Detroit. State, and friend, were the week end Regular meeting of Laurel Chapgues'.* ol his parents. G.D. and Mr*. itf;r NO. 31 O E. 8. met at thc Whitmore, ot Sherman St. Temple Tuesday night. MAKE TELEPHONE SERVICE Our new bank cashier, a Mr. Lee, Mis* BernHa . Bowman <vl Balti'; U now on the job gnd is pleased to Creek spent tlw week end at her meet all customers of the bank. He home. . YOUR FAMILY GIFT expects to move his family hcf*j Alice Dwn and Ronald Penning- • shortly and become one of us.-Wei- to*1 Wire married recently at An-; Telephone M-rtice i* amideal gilt For lhe entire family, . come to our midst. gola. Indiana Frank and Mrs. Travis recently’ Me Mr*. Ben Cramer. Mrreturned from a visit In Chicago,1 J°hn Miller and daughter were ut, It’* a year-round gift of comfort and convenience for Ill. They look in A Century of । Hastings Munday. ( Mother, maiding her to call friend*, shop,, and “tua" Progress while there. They had a( ‘ IltVlNG. errand* without leaving lhe house. very enjoyable time. ,,, Hie Fellowship meeting will bc at Dad will find it n valuable l>n*ine»» aid. He can call the According to an old Serbian sup-'lh« 1D*H Friday evening. Nov. 24 A crstitlpn. bundles of garlic hung Rood PCrtfrum is u-auitd. Everyone. •tore or ullice rcadilv, and employer, customer* or buaineae outside lhe house keep away unde- invited. associate* can telephone him al borne when noccaeary. sirable visitors. Another method is lo Mr»- John Perry spent a few day s Son and daughter can be reached easily by telephone and eat the garllr—Humor1*<' wllh Mr- “!,rt Mr4-'John Ten Harkcl Un Grand Rapid.-- and they brought will tbare oftener in their friend*' good time*. her back on their way to Dowling to And more than that, a telephone give* a*auranee that in case ■- STOP - -GAS PAINS! - • GERMAN ■ visit Stanford'*.' Mr. and Mrs Henry' Nagel and of eickucM, fire or accident, aid can be auuimonod initantly. REMEDY GIVES RELIEF 'daughter vwted Mrs Nagel's folks Acting on BOTH upper and in Grand Rapids Wednesday, the; Ordrr a Chtutmtuiijt nfttlrphont xrrric* today. lower bowels Adlcnka washes occasion being her mother's bumInnallation will bo made at any tiniryou tpecijy. out all poison* that came, gas, day. • Call or wltil the Telephone Busin*** Ojjtce. nervousness and bad ilcep. One . Tlie.-c L- a case of scarlet fever in dose gives ttlltl at once.—B. A. Jrviug r, p on wnat u known a* LyBarker, Druggist—Adv. the Lo-j M iuhewa place. People are I named Van Aman. McCreery’s Needed No Code of Fair Dealing W always settle ingly always to customers Just Telephone 2140 0 Pl P . GREAT SAVING ON FOOTWEAR COSTS This Week Friday and Saturday, Nov. 24 and 25 No one should go poorly provided when GOOD, DURABLE Foot­ wear can be bought at these prices! All of Our Suedes and Suede Combinations are going on sale Friday and.Saturday of this week at greatly reduced price*. In the first group arc Black, -Brown and Gray Suedes. Shot's that sold for 84.00 and 14 40 are going for these TWO DAYS At Only In another group there will be Suedes. in combination with Ha ALJ leather, und some, plain H7 f Suedes, broken sizes, ut thc / , price of jfear , For these two days only! Winter weather 1* here with snow. It's time to protect your >hoea with good tint quality । RUBBERS which will WEAR because it U a tong time before Spring. 11 h better economy to buy the best because of the longer wearing qualities in the rubben. We have them. Come and see for yourself and compare quality. Men'» 4-bkl Heavy Arctics (cloth or rubber) Men's 1-bki. Heavy Aretics (ctolhl .a................ Men's High Zippers (cotton Jersey) £■ f Men* High Zippers tall rubber) .................. . Men** Heavy Dull Rubber* Men** 15-lnch (ace Rubbers____________ Men'*. Felt Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO id QQ I «wO $4 Efl I -UU SO 7K V 7E Ladies' High Grade light IQ E A weight Shu-Glove . . WaWU ladles' 4-bkL Arctics, CQc cloth (broken sixes) VW Boys' and Youths' Light or Heavy 4-bkl. Arctics 14 QQ (rubber or cloth) I «wO Boys' l-bkl. Arctic AEc (heavy) WW Boys' Dress 7KC Rubber . I V Boys' Heavy Dull fiA‘" RubberI................................©V Men** Felt Boot Youths' Dress Rubber*'......... ............... ■ ............. Rubber ...... Men's Drew* Misses' and Children's $4 (*Q Rubbers . .............. 4-bkl. Cloth Arctics .... I **>W f-adics* Dress Rubbers Misses' and Children's 14 ft A (all heels) ....... ........... Snap All Rubber Arctic* • »w V Iwdies* Cloth Snap Mines' Dress Rubben CKC Arctics .. ___ . (dirs 12 to 21 ................... Vv ladles' Wool Cloth Zippers flEc Children's Dress Rubben ihl<h or low i (sixes 6 to 12) Eadies' Black or Brown $4 A A Misses' and Children's Low Rub­ Snap Arctics (all heel* I »UU ber Zippen 44 (sixes 7 to 2) I -QVI Ladies' Pull-On Bools $*> A A (rubber £.UU Misses' and Children's High Cloth S4 AE laidies* Zippers (all rub- SO OE or Rubber ber) black, brown, grey.. C«Cw Zippers ........................... I ‘1.10 *3.95 ‘1.75 ’2.25 85° 75° 55° 65 COME IN AND SHOP AROUND These shoe* sold for $3.00 and $3.50. There will be many other bargain* in good shoes from $1.95 up. Ironside Shoe Co Hastings, Michigan HIGH GRADE KENTUCKY COAL ROOFING a Here are a few of the price*: SPECIAL Friday and Saturday MIXED CANDY 9c “• SPECIAL Friday and Saturday CHOCOLATE DROPS 10c u Toys In Basement Christmas Shopping Time Is Here Again SPECIAL Friday and Saturday ... And You Will Find This Store With the Old Time Christmas Spirit SPECIAL Friday and Saturday To/ Department Specials Toys In Basement Rubber Tire Cars and Trucks CHRISTMAS BROKEN MIX 10c PEANUT BRITTLE 10c “• TREE ORNAMENTS WAGON Wg Saw PUZZLES 10c 10c 10c BASSINETS China Tea Set Pansy 11 Inch 10 x 19 8 Pieces PAINT SET TEDDY BEARS 39c 10c 19c 25c 5x9 Steel 12 in Box । 10c SHOP EARLY—Small Deposit Will Hold Purchases Until Christmas Partial List of Gifts for Grown Folks Bond Stationery Boxed Handkerchiefs Men’s Neckties Men’s Scarfs Ladies’ Hose Purses Toilet Sets Linen Table Cloths Ladies’ Silk Hose Men’s Hose Picture Frames Glassware ‘ Chinaware _ Silk Underwear Stamped Goods Long & Moore 5c to $1 �PAGE TWENTY LEGAL NOTICES THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 22.. IM3 । Notice of Farm Allotments and of Maximum Acreages of : Wheat for 1934 Under Contracts for Members of the ' Wheat Production Control Association of Barry County, State of Michigan. ‘ '..‘IS f "forTcirrf-lffi V A BOWNE CORNERS. Last Week's Letter. Mrs. Hiram Beede of Freeport is visiting her daughter. Mrs. vUahel Thompum. Sanatorium spent the week end at Wayne Benton's. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Thonuu spent Saturday night nt thc Lewis Skin­ ner home in Leighton*. They all vis­ ited their cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Newman of Hnughton Lake Sunday. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-11-29.pdf 13e7bc4135e86ffaad5d298f53dd59c2 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER FOLMNELEH SAYS RECOVERY DEPENDS ON SOLIDLY UNITED EFFORT NUMBE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, NOVEMBER 29, 1933 SEVENTY- EIGHTH YEAR iences With Comedy Production Chuckles and iMiighs Coaxed Out As Mirthful Plot Gets Underway HASTINGS BROTHER­ HOOD ON DEC. 18 Arthur H. Vanden­ TROLLED INFLATION Senator berg Coming as ifonor 1 INTERESTING EXHIBIT IS Speaker( 14332443 03656026 GRADING AND — HENRY SINGLETON IS BADLY INJURED HASTINGS PROFITS III Suffers Broken Leg and Skull Fracture When Hit ; by Truck Friday , CHAIRMAN MOTT HAS APi Henry Singleton, 28. wa* Injured j PLICATIONS WHICH Friday afternoon while working on> ' IM-37. about nine mile* south of ARE IN DUPLICATE Hiutlng*. when a car driven by Ben i ; . Tiie Hastings Brottierlxxxl will INO HILL ON SOI hold Its December meeting on Mon­ day night. December 18. ThLs ought •BROADWAY That much, pleasure and real tlon In the part of Dr. Sandros. io be nn outstanding meeting fur .... .. amusement can bo afforded by a ' Both Misa Ailren Iscnhath on Wed-' I Babcock hit Singleton. The Injured «the speaker is none other than Sen-1 • ____ . । man was brought to Pennock hat- COUNTY BOARD S RE­ "little theater” organization such as' ator Arthur H Vandenberg. Th" j PLANTING TREES NEAR PORTRAYS STORY OF OUTLINES WAY FOR Brotherhood and the people of the , thc local Chic Players was again ( PLANT 'had sustained u *kull fracture and PORT IS NOT FINAL GERMANY'S EXPERIMENT community are indebted to former “CLEARING TRACK’ demonstrated last week when "Tlu-j ICITY DISPOSAL . i----- r-A I one of (one his leg* wasleg* broken two i in two! ’ ---------- ‘ -----:—r of hi* was In broken .• " . i_ Congressman Ketcham, who I* a! crcuit for ror the tne lovely lovely furnishingsI rumunings _. Bride.’ clevrr three-act cumedy. was) Credit Crowd of About 800 Attends produced on Wednesday and Friday' used on- the set 1* due largely to Figures Shown Are Based on warm personal frigid of tiie Sena- New Sewer on So. Broadway1(place*, it wa* necessary to wire Lansing Bureau Determines , tor. for securing Mr. Vandenberg for! Wi » p T BvnnnsM I the bone* together. . He Is gaining Whether Pension Ta Grantfirt “ * * ~ evenings at Central auditorium be­ .llu- Grand. Rapids Bookcase ComWillBe Be bal Laid — Expenses IUOTllatpaslble. Value of* Mark From NRA Meeting at Central this meeting. Notwitlutandmg the WlU “— Expenses wnetner rension is uraniea pariy, wiection and, arrangement of fore large audiences. fact that Mr. Vandenberg i* a very Met by Federal Govt. 1 Babcock said he did not see sin—Enrollment Continues 1869 to 1918 Auditorium Thursday Thc play evidently found favor: the various .pieces being done by' IMlmKh „ ,lx. federal govern* , *»* « ™ .r. .bl. w «> .... Inasmuch as -the The absolute necessity of "follow­ with the public, judging from the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stem. Tile set: As most of hl* friends know. Hu­ bw man ihw d.n. he Ml Uut SJ’SJSSL 'm«t. m rndcr 1» pmmom 1S “ to™." ifc « ing the leader” if we ever expect to appreciative manner in which It wo* luelf was constructed in the work­ bert Cook Li ah enthusiastic stamp date hl* friend. ment ha» aside S400 000 000 to1 otner worxers ar me s-oe oi me work our way out of the depression received; also from thc fact that shop of the Civic Players above collector. He prepared for the Ban­ Further announcement next week I ^rp^e. which u < W«h*«y . thr •*-“P of <*»_«« ner a unique but very effective show ­ wa* stressed by John Ketcham, prin­ more people attended liu1 second Myers 5c A- 10c Store. : law as it affect* Barry county. At expected to benefit all parts of the , On Monday evening ’Tiie Bride” ing In postage stamps of the dan­ cipal speaker on the NRA program evening than the first. Advance । tills time old age pension application ! country, we are glad to know that; in the v-., city College ger that will confront any country -held In Central auditorium here ticket sale for thl* play broke all .was presented , ... I blanks are available. They can bo . Hastings is to share in it. Thursday evening under sponsorship previous records for civic play pro-: auditorium. Battle Creek. «t invita- which rnax-attanipt uncontrolled in­ Twenty men started work Friday ! | tion of the Battle Creek Civic Play- flation. German postage stamps. of the Hastings Commercial Club. ductions here had at the office of tiie county poor morning on the South Broadway | Robert Walton, president of the Two women and seven men com- ers: The production- was very ta- Which Illustrate this, are shown in. commissioner in the court house, or hill, near the south limits of the city. Commercial' Club was in charge of prised the cost. Dr. DeFurcst Wai-1 vorably received by a small but en- the Banner office window at the |: by writing to R. H. Mott. Hasting*. 1 That hill has been an eye sore for a i time thl* I* written. The placard ton anti Harold Logan ai the two thiulaatlc audience. MUs, Jean Roe the program. A crowd of more than । number of years. There has not been Michigan, who Is the chairman of bachelor brotherson whom a large (played thc role at Marie iDuQuesne. ty made is headed: "A Story of Un-' 800 attended. Fmuch travel over it, and that was! Barry county Old Age Pension Mr. Ketcham Introduced the share of the action depended gave a! After the show, during an informal controlled Inflation Told with Post-; HASTINGS SYMPHONY OR- the Board. theme of hLi talk by drawing a very fine interpretation of their1 reception on thc .stage, the local ago Stamps," and represents the THE NEW NATIONAL BANK fortunate, because it would be very; difficult for any vehicle to negotiate The blank*, which will be given cost---of — an ----ordinary postage stamp ( CHE8TRA CONCERT ON r------------.. — parallel between the •chestra which respective role*. Incidentally few1 Association received many compli-. ---CASHIER COMES HERE that hill, on account of the deep out at the office of t he poor board or furnished music for the program and people suspected that this was thc i ments for the quality of work it Ls In* Germany from 1869 to 1923, tiie! SUNDAY, DEC. 10 FROM BAY CITY sand, the steep grade and the nar­ , mailed by Mr. Mott, will be in dupllWai- producing. ' last three years covering 111— * *'■ —--------------*— the “time, — the nation. An orchestra, he pointed first pure comedy part that Dr. Wai-.producing. row roadway. ( Icate. Both blank* must be filled out out. Ln made up of many different ton Jui* ever attempted. Mrs. Hon-1 Previous to thc play, members of when Inflation was tried in that. The &rth from this hill 1* being, A A RIFFRMQ ni. and signed by the applicant. ora — Pratt — gave ---------a professional (ouch l the cost — • and ---• ----member*, *------of • the -•--'country, ntaff with such disastrous re-j WAS EXECUTIVE IN kinds of instrumrntff which ull used for filllne Hand filling low snots spots mul and this i ‘ _ _ _ . , — . _, _ .., i| There jnerc wmi will ue be no ota.agr old.ag* pension chime in togeliier under the dlrec- to her light comedy role of Aunt. who had done special work during RECTS ORGANIZATION paid until after March 1. 1934. ApThe first stamp in the collection, LAP.02 LARGE INSTITUTIONS work will make a nice improvement Hop of a leader to produce harmon­ Henrietta, maiden aunt of the two • the production were the guest* of oh South Broadway.. ----- -— i plication* can be made now. but no ---------- Ten- men have J ious music. If tile various instru- brothers who longed for romance. A : Mr. and Mrs. Richard Groot al a । printed in the year 1869. was "ohn-j ------- *-~ ,J --------incntalLsts suddenly decided to fol­ truly fine characterization of James, dinner held in Post---------Tavern. I half groschen." and was Wien worth Active in Such Civic Projects been employed on grading the school Selections Range From Clas-1 money win be paid until next March. ground* In and about Die white becausenonocash cashwill willbebeavailable availablefor for . , . , , because Although , every person _____________________________ who took one and two-thirds cents In AnjcriJ low the dictates of their own fancy, butler and sm-ioth crook, was given)| ______ building on the Central, grounds. sical to Popular—Rehear- j paying “• •lime. “*as Red Cross, Y. M. C. A., ..aylng lherthem until ** that 'the result unquestionably would be by Archie McDonald. Al Becker who ■. part in the production deserves can money. T1H‘ next jn the collec: This Improvement is very desirable Tiie *per>ion applicants must ap­ gave aubh an outstanding perfor-) credit, members of the Association. tion was printed in 1880, and rcpresals Now in Progress discord. and Commercial Club I It Ls expected that trees will be mance a* "Scrubby" L r -----•• * — ■ j — pear before the Barry County Oid in "Outward agree unanimously that, after all. sented five pfenlg; or one and one-: So it is with the nation. The popFipal rehearsals for the first con­‘ Age Pension Board, wlrtoh con*l*ta Warren E Carter, who is,to L. ,। planted about the sewage disposal -----------------------------------•---------1M9 tp ----J920,, Ulatfon of the United States is ai Bound" lent strength to the cast — the-------main — spring of the enterprise is quarter cent* ------ -----•. which will the cert of the season find the Hastings of the following: R. H. Mult, coun­ naa siartea. ne^ cashier of Thc National ptant. w.u beautify .... conglomerate -us*ortment that in-(during Ills brief appearance in the Director L. E. Barnett. He not only oeiore before innauon inflation had started, a utrGerpostage stamp represented ten Bank of Hastings, comes here from grounds; also on the which ty welfare a agent, chairman; auag. Judge clude* character roie role oi of Mr. i-vinurn Pelham oi of mpigna design.-, inc the sellings settings ana and airects qirccts re*: re- man nostairc posiagc stamn aiunip renresented icprcociiieu icn —av ---- -, venrs ----.... acreage -----’«11- cnairman; eludes nationalities from almost almost I.cnaraccer . . __ . _. .. ... . ... R nttv with twmtv-rleht that nlant of Stuart Clement; and the every other country in tiie world.i Syracuse. The part of Inspector' liearsaLs but also Jumps into dlf- pfenlg. or two and one-half cents D,ay c“y wlUl , 5nly*c f. yc?,r,’ the cll>‘ owns north oi lb“J plant. >;«^. 'th,rd member is Mr*. Maude Smith. I of banking experience to hu credit. ■ A iarg0 number of trees will be set m In Naturally these people dlffea wide- Gllllson was done flawlessly by L. E flcult character role* with case and In American money. 10. in Central auditorium, range* £j.jrr.. county schOol'commiMloner. Yinrnnif director of the Olvic Plavf or., en*5'"?lx TJcar* ne.8e^re, Bs will be Play- !distinction distinction. it It ts I* Mr. Ramctt Barnett who. who, The following tollowing year, year. 1921. the ef-‘' ““ out. so that mat it w>u w easy ea** to get #=• a» from ■ • ly. have different philosophies. Barnett, the severely classic to the more.M a i^rd, . ?* .of ,the :lrce Brien(conceived I conceivedthe theidea ideaofofa aCivic CivicPlay-jfecta Play-jfectaofofinflation Inflationbegan begantotoshow showinin , £sldcr “sh*or .°\ theI?8Ac°“.nty Unty 8“'ln8s: treewhenever wheneverit itis isnecessary necessaryfor foranan Ideal*, ambition* and abilities. ers Morns Hljl a* Officer O’----‘ Urry II.™ A/weUUon here ten and utd it la l> . his hl> ! the th, price of or postage po.t.p stamps. .tamp. In!® I..'"ank — during '•"**"?,-= - taken —- out. Several popular compotlttons: is varied and Lprry era Association ulUch time it grew , old one to be ■ Therefore unless some central lead­ .<Wa « One coo»dy touch. _.u — i.knowledge ------ .... and ... . ability .....:. that .hol<E|l92l .... .»». a stamp, ----- ----------------from;fro a small institution to one hav. havy liad to be cut down on in German— money. ™ a sma “ 10 pos-[trees 0,le|*>s‘I trees rimed' tonmakena short UvX The f'x,rcslu’ limit of pension that ership is accepted and followed it Wolfe came through with a convinc10 mak a short’ 'e y can ** granted to. any one person rvprrscnicu 1.60 i.ou marks, mnras, or forty; rorvyu'T'X'-— —2**”™.—Vi”— ?„ 22----^f gas escaping from a j, represented !?,— ’?/imwoumv “ccount df will be impassible to get nnywlicre. Ing Spanish dialect and smooth ac-’ the organization together. • pr-ntu eenta, rr.llmocalling Iho mark twnntv.flvs dollars. main. That That may happen any lime. _______________ _____________ ________________________ the mark twenty-flve : doUaIn ”- 1931 Jn the Bay lhe COUHtJ, ®*y S°; u, ] y | main. HioMiohu nr»- a wl" 430 l>cr month. The prnatan 'For all practical, purposes 'we arc Some of the highlights are. A vio- i based on the actual needs at , : cenu which was ILs value before i Saving* Bank became affiliated with | The city will be prepared, when a now in a state of warfare. Mr -------wh^wlU1^ thc ‘ndlvidual w ho may apply. OthIN READICALVARY QUARTETTE COMING, inflation ithe P*”1 National Bank of Bay|trec ls xuied’in this or any other mn*tar° How ard Ketcham said. In fact wv are feeling EVERYTHING In — 1922 ........... the same stamp called •CUy and and Mr Mr. War Warren wa* made from aicce rnn Sir' O A v • Calvary Quartette, of Grand । I— --------------■*!citv "n * “ mad * ex-1 mBnner, t0 supply a new °one n* fr °m mastcr. Howard Cris*. who will play state* having old-age pension the effects of the World war more Kapio*. wui ai me aaemoaisv for ten mark*, having a supposed 1 ? cuti Xf vice-president.. Later, duriu own stock on the sewage disposal NESS rUK BIG rLAl Rapid*, will sing at the Methodist; desperately at present than we did ?£"U!°^nd “rto!? S'b? turit 8roUnds QtVU.IMU- <, church next ounaaj Sunday mgru, night. utxeniDecern- , iiuiic value oi of »x.av. $2.50. The next issues issues oi of i। ,. ,'g, „ „C ‘ ■ ;i enuren inc nexv ~ "foi <•_ i p,ttnl fifteen years ago. city niszi also nlans plans tn to nut put down a are _iiithat all' JJ*** spread spread over owr the the nation. nation. Mr Mr i The riiv All of us must unite upon the “The World's All Right'* Pro- I brx 3, during tiie hour usually tak- stamps shown in the chart .... IRXv ”UmX ^On."s™u5 K<’ 01,1 P"1310'' w111 “‘"n ----- was named ------ -- rece^Ker -------- - of — the! —-i new’sever on Apple street, also a - - ---------cn for the evnlng service. The of the year 1923, wAen the dlsas-[Carter ’ common enemy—economic depres­ duccd at I. 0. 0. F. Hall i quartette Li made up of excellent; trous effects of uncontrolled infin- L*Alcona County Savings Bank nt new onc 0I1 Broadway. The sewer on sSmn^h^n"" m” sion. During actual warfare the first - 1 Apple street will be a new one and 1* ---- ----------------1 singers, and the program will be one tlon were evident, as shown by the!I 'Harrisville. Nov. 30—Dec.---1 coiiMderaUon 1* a mobilization call In addition to banking duties. Mr. I "L-ded soprano voice is well known! a nerson applying 1* not in oc­ .to unite the forces of the nation in a ! Persons having prominent parts 4,1 Krval Interest. The public is in-(cost of staipps. Early in 1923, a‘• .Carter lias always taken Interest I the proposed sewer on Broadway lovely to music lovers in Barry county, and t “ SXw i p«£n th.. •'Th.. Worki's Alllvited to Iwut them. No admission I German postage stamp represented In nlvir rtfTalr, Tin -----1,1.v , . .......-—..... —. —------- ——. the announcement of her part in ^ gr^nt^ ^ ^nt of concerted drive. Tills NRA meeting. RlghT" wna -----------Ihnhritrn, ... ^beeTdwien and £rc >11 be charged. There wtU be an (twenty marks in German currency. I £ lr S^r”rtl1 * lald n<ar Uw cu,rWn«’I Mr. Ketclunn said, was one of many ™ de,,8hted evcrTimokey Available u limited .nd ----* ---IIU* » V. all 8 ready for drew rehearsal Mrs offering taken for their benefit. ’ the face value of which was $5.00. e M now awwer °n Broadwa^tociing similar inobfliralion calls being is­ ration during the * war IA IltUe later It took 5.000 marks, or ;“ tl?n durln « 4^ Rr ?and nd.handled ll*nd?Sd south from the rchool building*. nn^C ,.ntnrlatnlna Only C“»3 °f real netd CIUl ** C,rtd sued in ull sections of the country to L F Vatu^liSI M" studio Dl--------------- ------------------One of thc most entertaining . ' (Continued on page five) ’ . mm irraiT Ta veo - tl 2*n tn hiiv n rvwtn<n> «tnmn fitill ;rall fund* raised.. Also he has been a**ist people in uniting against their anlst for the production Since nri DELINQUENT TAXES * '<» --­ J'’?.'’ JSFI n >» -n to common enemy, "old man depres- much of the action in the show BEING ALLOCATED aowo XniS. wJi £ o/' CO. TREAS. MAUS IS j ’ ^«me “ a m^mh^^tVoreJ^ ’ who conU'mplales applying for an fclon.". is set to music, because the lends J. Beyne. a member of the orches- Id penrion to be very certain AC the outset there are several are broadcasting stars, the pianist n, «------ » ,« .u™,’nsuiX“SlLZ'S DISPENSING OFFICER -u. things that must be done to clear plays an Important part, conse­ Co. Trona. Mau. Report. Sum Bl^u.u Mr'*™.,™-. ’Lto the WJILl! board. btoUS. It PH M» I m ivu.uvu mar*s in uerman paper [Michigan."*'**'' “ the track* for action. The most im­ quently the I. O. O. F. feels very “‘‘Checks on Federal Governof $44,288.87 Collected currency, or $25,000 in our money, portant thing is to. forget personal fortunate ... in having Mrs. Maus as Mr Carter la athletically inclined. ment for AU CWA j If. the mark had been worth the differences. People can’t get any- ] pianist. in October his favorite sports being handball.! , (Continued on page slxi (Continued page threat (Continu ed on pa ge threei I two performance# will be given baseball, tennis and more recently, I Workers Thht there really is money ini _________ , , . ~ *•* ---at I. O. O. F. hull on Thursday night, archery. ! County Treasurer '”L. F. Maus "Ims A. A. Blferno. director of the or-’ ;‘ Anyonc who has nrnnertv property.of Anvrm* whn of tha Barry county was clearly demonCOUNTY TO BE H. H. S. BASKETEERS Nov. 30 and Friday night. Dec. 1, At r present he is living at the Kel-i — --------------------- -------------i been named dispensing officer for chestra, announces the complete VftJue Of over jx500. or who hag strated at the office of County, ' 1 ' u ley rooming house but sometime dur-; the CWA funds and will write program a* follows: relatives who are'legally bound to OPEN SEASON FRIDAY au'rw>c x truly WELL REPRESENTED jing Treasurer Maus during October the latter part of December, he the checks on the treasury of the 1—The Hastings Banner March,. । give aid. - cannot receive ' an old ■ ■ age — ---------- j a great event and has rightly been when so many came to pay their and Mrs. Carter expect to ‘move j united States for those employed inj A. A. Bifcmo. : pension. ‘ Hawksters Play St. Philip's, (called a community show using the । delinquent taxes for 1932. Mr. Maus Lads to Attend Older Boys' into the George White home on this work tn Barry county. 2"K^hUn^'n —Overture, Faust, arranged by. n ------------------n the i ‘ PPllcant for an old age South Jefferson street. The re-employment service Is Battle Creek—Joe Thontp| was literally swamped with money Conference at Kalamazoo The National Bank is expected to naming those who are chosen to son Elected Captain j rehearsals states the show will cer- and was able only last week to get Friday Till Sunday open early .In December. Attorney work on the federal projects. for the month. Hastings High basketeers open the ’ talnly be entertaining and fast mov- a ’total —.The Barry county boys and Kim Sigler and the conservator were Die total for the month of Oc-L_rne Horry cow 1933-34 cage sca.wn here Friday eve- ,n8 and t,hatrlt lrub' » hilarious (tober was $44.288 87. the sum of $40. We adult leaders 1:™.* who are to in .Grand Rapid* yesterday submit­ °pe. 8*eetly aolemn l^OU8lu- i All applications will Aral bo . ning, Dec. 1. against St. Philip s of comedy of Jlfe in a rad o station. ,064.47 being collected between Oct. attend the Older Boys' Conference ting details of. the transfef from •Th^ m^irv • Nevin passed'upon by the Barry County STATE OF MICHIGAN Battle Creek. The game will be' AU of the lead people in the chorus 16 and Odt. 30. On the last day -» at Kalamazoo *from till conservator to the new bank before uinnnS 'qvmnhnm. old Age Pension Board. But their >wu Friday »... Executive Office. Lansing played in the High school gymnasland committees are working the total paid was $21,004.91. accord-! Sunday of this week arc-. Robert Federal Judge Frederick Raymond. 5—Unfinished Symphony, bchu- actlon nol final .The application, urn commencing at 7:30 o’clock. h«d and lending their time and Ing to Mr. Maus, which Is surely Angell. Ian Ironside, Ellsworth New­ The whole transaction has been ap­ oeri ' with their approval, will next be Only one veteran. Joe Thompson. ^og‘at<>Pro'f Publlc • Intermission. some record. ' ton. John Adcock. Chas. Townsend. proved, Mr. Sigler says, but final sent to the Old Age Pension Bureau remains from the squad of last year. Worlds All Right. 6—Selections from Rio Rita, Tier- at Lansing. They have the right to Mr. Maus says that this will bring Leonard Christopher. John Chand- action rests with the comptrollers and Joe has been elected captain. I An outstanding number i* the Hill the percentage of delinquent taxes >r. Gary Newton, Sanford Crook, office. "7-NW, M "Nobody K»ow!S" । turnw^S down the application if they Regular drill* have been held forlW «cnc >«» whlcd a number of still unpaid to beween 40 and 50 per Arnold Willard, cheater Eaton. Annual Sale of Tuberculosis several weeks under supervision P1^ I** Christmas Seals Hownrd'cress’a'nd nhml bv him** Work U stUl ln l)r0?r*sw ln uUn« cent, but iciu, vul he »ic has been wren unable uimuic mj W uc de-; - Hugh Kelley. Norval Btanun. Ray SUNDAY' SCHOOL Coach Leslie Hawthorne. The sched- °W “I?.!. w“ blUlM.' “P? sIng^?Iy termlne it definitely. and played bj him. jthe anjUJ ln Barry county of per­ Bigler, Lloyd Peterson. George Cogsule Is a difficult one and the green ’ Dlue Rld«e Mountain Home." They Just now the treasurer is allocat- well. Walter Caukln. Leori Payne. I am asked to sponsor so many ® Selections from the opera I who are ai yeara of a|e or over. TEACHERS' COURSE Hastings five wilt be called upon to I "Cut Down the Old Pine Tree" and Ing the taxe* to the various town-1 George Dewty. Roland Furrow. Geo. experimental recovery campaigns Tannhauser, Wagner. Each person, male ar female, who witlutand the onslaught of several doan tfd fashioned chicken reel. that I am glad to commend to 9—Infante Gavotte. Gabricl-MareacjlCd mat age is subject to a .ship,, the city, villages, and school' Townsend. Hollis Hoffman. Wayne veteran teams. ■ 7,10 hl«h sP°l of comedy in this’ ■districts and later will distribute the) Conklin. Rene Gangulllet. Owen Miss Ione Catton of Lansing the people of this state one which /^Mmeh. Triumphal Return. A. So far. Coach Hawthorne has sc- I ca<* 13 Pantom,niing of an old money, which, under the present I Lynn. T. 8. K. Reid. Dick’ Tolles, to Conduct Classes Dec. has been carried on for the past ---- 1--------------lected the following players for his tlnie m^,05jFaina' "Frankie 'FYankle- and and law, does not liave to be paid until - Bernard Williams. Orville Babcock. twenty-five years or more out­ A B1Icrnoi slon fund. In *o tar a* we know, un4, 6, 8, 11 and 13 Clay first squad: Angell, Beckwith. Sny- Johnnie.” « “• Bassett and Otto January 1st’. All of the school dis- Herman Newland. Lyle Kurr and side of the economical and po­ Al I UAVC DCAOnuc Jess the kttalature make* some apIsonhath have the leads in'the Hill A religious education training dec. Struble. Bachman. Fox. Thomp­ litical field, the anti-tuberculosls tricta especially will appreciate the1 Albert Osborn. propriatlon, that is the only fund Billy scene and depict this melo ­ school for Sunday School workers crusade, financed by the sympa­ ALL HAVt KkAouNo son, Smelker, WaUdorff, Perry. Pet­ nice sum to be received, as it will.! County Y Secretary C. F. Angell FOR THANKFULNESS w' “» >“!2 erson. Lawrence, Echtinuw, Barnum. drama. while Winston Merrick, as in many instances, mean the con- will accompany the boys who are will be held in the Methodist church. thy of human beings for each . | from the head tax will be much Ira* Johnnie, George Smith as Frankie. December 4. 6. 8. 11 and 13. It will other expressed through their Ransom. Larabee, and Banasch. tinunnee of schools and the payprivileged to attend this gathering conducted by Miss Ione Catton. purchase of tuberculosis Christ­ Despite Hardships Everyone I tha» Uavc been anticipated. Herewith is the schedule of games। R. J. McCreary hs Smokey. Joe and ment of teachers’ salaries. which Is so much worth while. The be Bert Lancaster •■ as Nellie Bly, the who comes from the headquarters of for the season: .c Can Help Promote Better boys arc entertained in the homes the non-sectarian offices at Lan­ mas seals. LITTLE GIRL DIES vamp, pantomime the actions. It Is well for us as Citizens to Home Games. Spirit in Others Other features appearing In "The LOCAL DEBATERS TO sing. This meeting U sponsored by balance the millions spent each FROM SEVERE BURNS Dec. 1-St. Philip’s of Battle World ’s All Right" Is a vested choir We are ver, close to Thanksgiving ( ----- . preachers of all denominations of year for the cure, against the Creek. MEET_EAST LANSING F0RM|NG W ^ EH , S of twenty-flve of the best voices In Barry county and not by any one of thousands spent for the preven­ and however hard life may have Evelyn Coleman Backs Into Dec. 9-Woodland. ' town, forty-five H. S. girls in danc­ them. It will be held in the Metho­ tion of tuberculosis through edu­ been tor any of us, we are confident; UTntnr nn Fri Dec. 16—Howell. ing and singing choruses, a male H«^“ng.‘riTri° n Ot U> c.n bnd wmethliu' Scalding Waler on THNT“V,’ GYMNASIUM CLASS dist church because the pastors who cation and early diagnosis. We tl>.i Jan. 5—Alumni. quartet, the Children’s Story Hour, jattended the county ministers meet- minister* ---------------------------------atienuea me ’county - in the way Michi­ to be very thankful for. The question < day Evening . can takemeet pride Jan. 13—Middleville. Side of Govt. Ownership of i!_ _ . and one of the most stirring patri ­ , ilng thought Hastings was the *natJyn three yeara, Jan. 26—Lakeview. gan has provided for its tubercu­ of how valuable these times are to! otic finales evfcr staged. The Har­ Broadcasting Stations | To Meet Thursday Evenings :Urai place for it and that there wa* Jan. 30—Charlotte. sick, in the modem methods J*0?!? 01 ihe ,Umt^d ?^ftes can* : daughter of Mr. and Mra. Franci* lem High Stepper® Li a novel song The Hustings High school debating ■ With Miss Helen Merson (abundant room in the social rooms lous Feb. 2—Grand Ledge. used in our state to combat this not be determined now'while we are ■ coleman. who live south at the city, and dance number featuring Julia trio, coached by Albert Becker, won i —. ’at.the Methodist church. Conscgoing through them, but it willI be dled at Pennock hospital on Friday Feb. 16—Otsego. most destructive of the fatal dis ­ Durkee a* Gertie Green and Russell their first debate from Kalamazoo as Director quently. the preachers at the meet- eases. We can glory In the fifty when these time* have gone into hte- nl^hl Utlle glH been play, Cleveland as Lovin' Sam. The women of Hastings who wish Ing fixed the time and place as stal- per cent decline tn the death rate tory that we can measure the rcmilta ^u^ where h,, |WrenU and will now meet East Dcc. 8—Allegan. The announcer, Jimmy Waddell, Central, Dec. 16—Middleville. Lansing representatives at the High |, to attend a gymnasium class are cd. that Michigan has shown in the that have come from thenL W? are seaming and inu p^ng pitMiig chicken*, iuu-ku*. when played by’ Robert Wilson, his sec- school to have that opportunity soon, as All persons Interested in Sunday cnntldent (nnt more imod evil . * — . confident that good than auditorium here tonight.; Dec. 22—St. Philips. Battle Creek.■ retary. Geraldine Isenhath, Joe. the past twenty-flve years. •, in some unaccountable manner, she Feb. 9—Lakeview. Wednesday, at eight o’clock. Doris one will be conducted by/Miss Helen School work or any person who is We know the extent of tuber­ will result. backed into the receptacle holding office boy, played by Russell Cleve­ Shute. It Is possible tor every one of us Dennis McIntyre and 141- Merson. girls’ athletic^ I director at interested in getting a better knowl-1 culosis in our state and we are Feb.. 23—Charlotte. boiling water The parent* land. Mr, Duckell, played by Mr. Ilan Tblhurst High school. ledge of the Bible, are Invited to at- learning how to control it. This to have the same attitude toward the compoee the focal March 2—Grand Ledge. rushed her to the hospital where all McCreeryf and the Bill Collector, trio, with Irene Jones. Helen Keeler Mlss Merson hopes to start the tend this course, which will be held i enlightenment came to us large­ the days through which we are liv­ possible was done for the little one. Henry Hubert, -carry through the and Vernon Wlnlnger alternates. class on' Thursday night. Dec. 7, and > each night named from 7:30 to 9:30. 1 ing. as did the Psalmist, when he 1 ly through the work of the Mich ­ “DOCTOR BULL” IS Funeral service* were "held at Um plot and realistically portray life In The visiting team will consist of to meet each succeeding Thursday I Miss Catton Ls an excellent teacher. I igan Tuberculosis Association said, “I had fainted, except I had Hastings CHy Mission on Monday COMING TO STRAND a broadcasting station. With the 98 Ruth Fagan. Robert Ull and Robert evening. Any woman wlio is in-i Great Interest has been shown in 1 and Its affiliated societies, whose afternoon at two o’clock. Rev. T. ----------- ; beautiful costumes being used thia terested is welcome to Join. A nom-1 tills course and an enrollment of nt in the land of the living.’’. Our men­ Among the Interesting films book-, promises to be one of tho.ouUtand- Refrior. Hastings has the nega­ Inal fee will be charged to defray least seventy-five Sunday School programs are financed by the tal attitude toward the times will H. Hoot officiating. Burial in Ful­ tive side of the question concerning necessary expenses. sale of Christmas Seal*. ler cemetety- Tile bereaved family ed for the Strand tlieater here next • *ng productions of the year, I। wnrv-Ar* workers nt of tx* the fwmntv county <« Is •nti^i,«,,*^i anticipated. . have a great deal to do with our have tiie sincere sympatiiy of a government ownership of radio As one recovery campaign in week will be Will Rogers in “Doctori ,,V^-*' ---If *-•you — are Interested, call• the— High' QMGRT TFRM*RnNnQ~ broadcasting stations. — - -• —~—• — which we cannot allow our step success In coming through them large circle of friend*. Bull." which will be shown Sunday JURORS TO BE NOTISHORT TERM BONDS Mrs BUwl K. NUtte. debate eobeb; Kb°ol office roe lull purlKuUrs. to falter. I recommend the fight helpfully. The Psalmist was right und Monday. Dec. 3 and <- 8. O. 6. when he said "Believed to see" in­ THANKSGIVING DAY SERVII’M, FIED LATER IN MONTH at Grand Rapids Central. John ARE NOT NECESSARY against tuberculosis and urge stead Iceberg is scheduled for Tuesday. ANNUAL MEETING. of actually seeing. If a man On Thursday. November 30. bright Haitcma, coach at Grand Rapid* । The annual meeting of the Barry generdus purchase of the 1933 This last film Is an unusual picture* . _ —. ■>, believes to sec better times coming i..„_______ __ will .... beautiful______ services mark. qf the Arctic regions and the Es-| Judge McPeek Wil! Not Gall Creston and Martin Seven, coach at ,County Agricultural Society will be Order Requiring This of the Christmas seals that the lifesav­ and better conditions for others, as j and Thanksgiving Day at Emmanuel Grand Rapids Christian, are to be held In the court room at the court ing work financed by the sale quimaux Ernst Udet, World war Them fOr Next Mon­ Township Treasurers Has well as for himself, and works dillEpiscopal church at 7-M A. M.-Hoiy the Judges. Attorney Archie D. Mc ­ may go oh. ace and at present one of Hie most j *° house on Saturday. Dec. 9. 1933, for gently to that end he will inspire|Eucharist and 10:00 A. M . a <«* Donald will preside as chairman. Been Rescinded renowned stunt aviators In the bust-1 day Morning election of President, Treasurer. Given under my hand and others with the same faith and -w hour Thank*giving service of real who are interested are urged . the neaa. will bo featured in this film! ’Judge Russell R. McPeek an­ to All Secretary and three directors for a It will be remembered that here­ the Great Seal of the State, help to promote the better times! value. Sermon. -Hie Spirit at attend the debate tonight. together with -------Rod LaRocque o— . -o----and nounces that the Jury for this term i term of two years and two for one tofore township treasurers have been thl* twenty-second day of No­ that are desired. Thankfulneaa.’’ Special n ‘ Lent Riefenstahl. •year to fill vacancies. Polls will'be required to give a short term bond of circuit court will not be called on vember, in the year of our Lord, TWO EUORS IN "WHEAT cordUUnv^*1^ 170 MEN AT WORK. On Thanksgiving day, “College Monday of next week, but the Jurbefore tney they couio could ooneci collect ine the state One Thousand Nine Hundred a u ..... ai 10 A M rcnu“n oeiore Coach." one of the best of the cur­ ors will be notified later in the Mr*. Mrs. A. H. H. Carveth Carveth state*that that 170 170 until until 5;oo P.p.MM.The The. business business session..... and county county taxes, taxes, under under the the state state A. state* 5:00 session | and ALLOTMENT SCHEDULE.1 FORMER WOODLAND Thirty-three, and of the Com­ i Hr, arr rvtw HrtlnCT PWl ... .... rent crop of football stories will be month when they are to appear at ''0J’lL,nd will commence at one-thirty at > regulations. The Banner regret* that an error | KRNOI monwealth. the Ninety-Sev­ shown. ■' . court. 1...will* r _________ ----- - Tills no doubt be wel-. Welfare Relief Com- which time the reports of Treasurer ! County Treasurer Maus say* this wa* made in the Wheal Allotment! prank Pock, formerly enth. • . lews to many who are ore busy busyI' °Ll e.XJ*Ct^tnan> and Secretary will be read and any! order has now been rescinded, which come news notice. Somehow William C. SLrjdn iaJWj. died at tiie Slat* WILLIAM A. COMSTOCK, BAZAAB AND SUPPER. of Section 34. Assyria township, was cnd the week. other business that may come before f will be pleasing to the treasurers at otherr occupations and doting closing up morc p>’ Governor. entirely left out and Howard Pil­ At American Legion room*. Sat­ the farm work for the season. the board will be transacted. Every who often found It hard to get the By the Governor: urday, Dec. 9. auspice* Auxiliary. BAZAAR AND DINNER. tf FECIAL grim. also of Assyria, was awarded, member is urged to be present and I bonds, particularly last year with Frank D. Fitzgerald. ' Supper 25c, served from 5:00 till 7:00. CHICKEN SUPPER AND BAZAAR. only 3.4 acres of wheat for 1034. , At Episcopal Parish House. Thurs- take part. I conditions as tliey were. । Choice Christmas gifts for sale at Secretary of Statq. At V. B. church Wed.. Dec. 6.— when as a matter of fact, he should Burton Perry. Pres., i It would seem that this decision bazaar.—Adv. Adv. Adv. F. c. Parker, Secy, is a wise one at the present time. have been awarded 1511. MADE FROM POST AGE STAMPS SPECIAL NUMBERS FEATURE PROCRAM WARREN ClfilEB HIS FINE RECORD ^An,Lrom 8>raph"”-No- ■jJrnrlutnutimt �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Sfl. 1M3 PAOK TWO PRKH J or. jjl mon PASSING OF MRS. MERTON required by law. All-children must In general. Dr. Gordon said, there < ONTRACT AW ABDRD. ELLISON ON FRIDAY. be vaccinated before they are one is little difference In thc tfuaran-’ Word from the state highway de­ year of age. They are again vac- tine regulation! abroad and In thl*. partment announces that the con-1 ' Mr*. Merton Klkon. formerly I tract has been u let’ for cuiated before entering school and country. ,nr a “ twenty-one foot grave] surface on M-14 from ] night In Benton Harbor of in-art thp paving on M-78 north from the Mrs. Andrew Roush is confined to trouble, having been taken to the Calhoun-Barry county line. The her home with tonslliti*. - Hospital but three hours previously. centract price was WL7"5. We are! Watch for special announcement she u survived by her husband and sure the people on M-U will be BARRY AND EATON CO. there has been no smallpox Mr-the ---------- . in next week's Issue by LyBarker s one step-daughfer. Mr. and Mrs. past nve yean. A large number of Elected to Membership in pleased to iiave this, improvement Drug Store ’ CTarv Gory rrrnnk Crook nT of thia thi* rttv city were t-uiU-H culled MEDICAL SOCIETIES made. If Is a part of the federal i the physicians In Germany iiave Friday evening but Mrs. Ellison National Agricultural government plan for creating more Mr and Mrs. B. R. Recd enter­ MBT THURSDAY ! never seen a case of smallpox. employment. tained the Supper Chib at their The funeral was held on Monday. Fraternity j Dr. Gordon vixited the eastern home on .8. Broadway last night . I European countries. --,He stated Mr. ana mr. and airs, Mrs. itvo Fred Linington. Lanmgton. Mr. Mr DISCUSSED COM—*■»*that .; Ex-Oongressman iw »im»i ><<» Ketcham | Dick Hurd wins-the prize so far ftn<| Mrs smith Shernum ifr and WINS MIIMICARI F DI^FA^ES <n Ru,'lluUa n.tul ‘"’lUwsla typ^ld J1IS! rccelv«?d a I.gnal hfnor In Im- TROOP□77 nv crniiT ununoc of »«“»«»■ hunter* in the m« John^iwdj^d GanTcrook MUNILADLE UlOEASta fCV,.r u very prevaieht in these bl . notilicd o; hl, ;,.;i(in to the BOY SCOUT HONORS >■„ oi bue» •hio, h. bmjnt Inlm c™. n_ cuumrie* typnoio is emireiy n an— Hotwran Extension i ..y home with him. He weighed 240 turning w;th them that evening The Visited Many Medical Clinics ,,aM. 0( ehildri-n. Adult* db not have■ Notional n.nUt ’y’Epsii ternity Epsilon Sigma Thi Eagle Scout Benson of Alic-. pounds. Betvnvrd one* have the sympathy of - — * — thc diseare because of thc immunity hi-adauiirte-in Europe—“New Meth­ they receive du; mg their chtiphaxl Thu ",^u * to’ ^1/ M lv> gnn Spoke at Court of A“ in hockey or ice • large ctrch• <.f frtendr, Fancy lb. ods of Treatment H skating plra/e attend thc meetinl; in - --------1 . attack*, while in the United Stntr* haV(. 4.^,,, qutstanrltng rffvict- in PASSING OF HARRY CROSS. Honor Last Week • the community room of the NaDr. J. W. Gordon, of Detroit. >d- practically all adult* are susceptible AnKric,ul A8rlCulture. pic notlficadreored the member* of the Barry and typhoid is rare in children. Uon s..(Mr Ketch m s h-cida- Trcop 77 of Nashttlle. Adie Reid.'‘tonal bank on Friday. Dee. 1. at Harry Cross, aged 50. father of. County Medical Society at lheir reg- Thc second most common duea&e .,rord in cczlar. and hv,» cf- Scoutmaster, -j,. . M _.. won the ~ most 7:30 — P- M Mrs . Gordon Ironside of thi* city.j again .ular monthly meeting Thursday in Europe is --Anthrax, —eastern -----------— —--- a dis;nr.<. Ill Htn-.-iBl >11 UfV >ping wniuin n» the mv Nnvetflta-r Boy is... Scout Manager .xaiincict Murphy aim piiy of ui thc un; A. n. A: P. r. ftM****. •....... - .**** ........ .... ------ - ... ---honors at night The meeting was held at. !?* l,r**f.« —«•-J — • • -* — ^oimd work for the b> ..t idcak* in ‘ Court ofHonor held last Wednesday i*torc. Donald Fisher and Rex Ken- terworth hospital In Grand Rapid.-Uca unheard of in *«the NuhvlHe. at the Commtmlty House United States. Anthrax is assocI- this Important line <1 our national night at the court room, being yon were in Gyand Ledge this week -t^er an illness of two weeks. He b and wo* combined with the regular ated with aheep raising and U high- >1{f. an(1 Ul iUs ll0t.,b; work in thc award'd the Rotary Club cup for helping in the opening of a new survived by hi* wife and daughter. meeting of the Eaton County Medi­ !y contagious. it is a very aercrt Extension d-jiurtment of Agncul- highest number’of punts on First company store piere. onc sitter. Mrs. Wakemun. of, cal Society. About 32 physicians at­ infection and is very fatal. ture in ln ihc and .Second Class Mri. jK -tv)i Darron is the new Bar- D‘2rotl .the united United States Stares. CLu-s promotions, the Mr* Diphtheria and scarlet fever are Only tended wm/ iu«;u <■«•» have oh.u given <i»vn a: «. t v..j. y county representative ;or men wlx> Hodges Jewelry cup for highest rry for ttca; Real . Fu"PjB! services Were held at his both . very common throughout Dr. Gordon has recently spent .1 •mrnK.-r .ol .f S4..rntiH ’1 .<k ptomogons rirnrtmr I in- .I silk .hosiery, __ ___ ___ ______ ___ ten years <>t reirlce are eligible to number Second rClaw underwear and■ men's home in Lawrence, and in­ Eurojle Thc severity of the cases year In the medical clinics of Europe ‘-------------------------— — — membership, and the roster of the also the Whitman-Lathrop cup for socks. Address her at 628 East State tofoicnt was in the cemetery in tha. and his interesting talk .— m- of• diphtheria •— very —e -------— -— ----- and I —. the *.!* method ----- of Chapter contains the Inust promi- the highe -. percentage of First clax- s; for appointments.—Adv. village. Sincere . sympathy is ex­ cluded many new methods of pre-. treatment arc about the «anw a* In nf|ll niinij... in I1)P agricultural promotions. The Scoutmaster should Mrs M V Gaskell who under- tendwI ,o tlw bereaved one.-.. venting and treating communicable Uns country There 1», Wbwever. a mswue*. He stated that every ’ great difference in thc type of scor- chapters m forty-six statr. in Hu- of tins Troup. The Kim sutler cup, hospital three weeks ago, is again , Choice Beef it 10c Boiling Beef n.b n>. 7c Mprlok luu« rf' started county and district in Europe has let fever found In Eastern Europe, Union. Hoif. R. M Old.-, of Kalama- given lor the highest- percentage ol .home and Sunday enjoyed the privi- ,uWillwlin it here forF.iiococI damaX Xmv ■ tlO.COO damages against 1 a full time County Health Unil. Thc diseare is much more severe roo being secretary of th- Michigan Second Class promotion* was won bv lege or „ttlng u£ taf ftrst time suit here for *“L*^.Tch^of Loin Roast r.-a a. lie Spare Ribs 3 n». 25c which ha* charge of the administrn-, in these countries- than in the chapter | » No. 108 Rodman. Ruarell See the dpeTaUon. . • .X-u^ tlon and enforcement of ccmmuni-1 United .States. In this country less The honor is Lil the moreiappre- Clevt-iahd. hkipper. Mra. L. v. Hessmer is Mill con' c<S£m‘^hat ' cable diseare regulation.,. Vaccina-1 than one care In every J*’ cta.cu ^y p;.*,aeu . dated m-caure bt carne it came entirely entirely unun- ro-v. L • valeaclng at home from thc n-»ult jjfl jJra Mori* have ^22 re1 ??iallixn!- ln “to :n“' T...^7* ' On‘ a’llciu'd by Mr Ketcham The an- examiners and member* of court ;ol a b,ld fan lwo weeks il<o on jority of Mie European countries, is case In every five dies. nual convcnUon (lf ;)R. orgunUation present were: Hasvey Burgess. T S. (floor of their bathroom, which rc- been carrying on a secret affair.1 waiting letter* and meeting clande*- ■ ———----- ---------bring* tn.jcther thc best known men K- Reid. Russel! Cleveland. Wm. suited in a dislocated wrist, bruises . ’ in Agricultural circles in the United Hecker. Gordon Edmonds. David on 1Mrr (ace ftn(j o(fl(.r Injnor injur- tinely. several times, since May. i * 1939 Stab and mimber^hip Li prized, by Boyes, Je.-<" KeJley. Arlie Reid. Ed.-jc*. . all. -------- 5------ ----------------------------------------------------------- ’------------------- allHafner. Lloyd • Shafer and J. M T11C married Young Peoph s A SPLENDID RECORD. niiii nnr-*i A? 1*1 or-’. 7 vwnsend. 'Group of thc Methodut Episcopal A* thia is written. Monday fore­ CHILDnEN CAUSE . Prior to the examinations. Eaale churc)l Bre folding their first'soclal nowi. noon. tncre there is not an single pntonrri prisoner; PARFNT** ANXIFTY Scoul Carl Benson ol Allegan gave meeting for the year at the home of in the county Jail, nor has then? rnnen huaiciI Ii hl5 m* story Of of the two months trip to Cnuniv c^y Afcnt und Mr C(MWlderBb|V niorP rMDUrt Iid O HI1AIL. AC.-nt and Mr*„ FoMl FoM. .r on Iw-k-n lor ,.,r onn.U.r.Mv „,nr.. than fh»-. tWo fw„' Shultz or Freeport Butter 26c weeks. n .record that pleases pleases I Two Little dujs Bovs nipuri Report That /un’P?- , World " thcJamIn’ -Hanover street, on Tuesday night of week*. That Is a.record *wu uiisit. iiiiu ternational Boy Scout — ■■ — ----- -----everybody. It Lt not due to the fact! ‘ botee. Carl was the only boy from The many friends here of Mr and that tiie sheriff and his force are no: I Small Sister Could Not this territory, four hundred going Mrs. Donald D. Srpith of Detroit, on tiie Job. but U because the Ariks I Ciimb Over Fences . from the United Suites. Hr has 49 will be interested to learn that their In Harry county are on their gdpd | 2 it. 15c Pumpkin oia m.«-, 10c Grapes Last Wednesday afternjoh little Merit Badges which Is unusual. little daughter; JSusamm. who has beliavtor. Philip Hurd, tier,Ur. and Tommy Promotions announced at the been In a vety. serious condition, --------------«• » ---------Hart Pumpkin 225c Lettuce «-J 2 »»• 25c Fennel!, of ttw *mhc age. and th’1 Court ol Honor were: sirrond Cln>.>. from a mastoid attack., is reported HEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT.' latter** sister. Vivian, age three, in Albert Graham. Tn'Op 77. Robert I much belter. Mr. and Mrs George Tolhurst nr-; Black Pepper, I . . 40c Mince Meats«i 15c CoHee d«i Mome ib. 25c their pluj’ wahderj-d a ". -ng db- Beattie. 77. Lloyd Hopkins, 71 a'nd Late advice from Butterworth reived won! last week of th-.- recent: — " -'me. When their iib- S S. S. 106. Junior Purehb*. 77. thc] hospital gives the report that Dr. death of E. E. Franc).-, at his home j White Pepper, 1 -4 lb. . 10c rente was ■ erred the parents badges belmt nwnrdM by Russell1 C. P. . Lathrop, after suffering .. 10 Three About thirty a 19 Rivers. Three Rivera. About •,thirty years!, ractrd about it Srv- Cleveland; First dnas. Robert] sllght’set-back the past week, reems .&:o Mr. Francis conducted thc j Del Monte Sale Is On This Week! Mustard I -4 lb10c cral. places we -e .cirrtntl in vnur Bronson. 72. Duitiis Yargcr. Stum" । again to be improved and much en- American Laundry in this cityz.and; It. had alnxiit been concluded tluv. Edmonds anti Casey Jones. 77. and ' couragement U fell at pryrent con- many of the older residents here will Ginger, I lb.10c childn-.t mid Is en kidnapped jac.Yo Sok«‘. .73.' Al lie Reid awarding cerning his condition. doiibtL-ss remember him. when "h-y wi re discovered by James the badges; Star Ecout*. Howard j Camp Fire Girls of Mrs. J. C. Telephone Hastings, ■ Fennell, lather of two <'f*Jliem. at.Belson. Bill Hecker. Jr. and Clayton , K<>cham's group are anxious for Nutmeg 1-4 lb15c Loya! Pknrers returned Saturday j Hie fish hatchery, where they, had Wurtx. 77. ’Bernard Williams. 72. J ] work tn earn their yearly dues, and Michigan 2272 had a Jolly time. m. Townsend presenting thc badges; ] are in line for Jabs in hourewprk. de­ .morning from deer hunting in the, Paprica, 1-4 lb The children were <|ui:<- uncon- Life Scout. Jack Green. 77. Rev. L. j livering packages or making them-, upper peninsula. He brought home I There were six in ills' cc:n»«! ov'r parental worries, fear. L. Dewey extending congratulations; reives useful in any way. They are • his . deer. „ . ,----- , —■ Cinnamon Powder, lb15c I all strU of H«h .-ehodl rl.o... I»rl>r and fou. of them tw d«r । and reprimands. Tiie two boys ex- Eagle Scout. Donald Hall. 63. " At’ *hr the blast the ‘ "► com* • buckM.Tlt. Badges were nwafded as fol­ 22M for d-hrnic fnfdnwuod "1 meeting-of lh - Tri-1 Pow. and Whole, -4 lb. 10c the County ’ Funeral Associa-; . ., muldn't . climb . jw*i Angling. David Townsend. 73; Announcement is made of inc -— 7,.,Directors' -------------: fences, -o '.<• had »o pith her under ’ BurincK. Clayton Wurtz. 77. Com birth of a second son.to Mr and “°n held at Albion Royce Henion STORES STORES Fr. Vanillin, Co. N. F., pint . 50c They were very happy parents when Farming. Lloyd Peterson. S. S- S. Mr*. C. 8. Jones. 727 North Si. ua* etoded n.. president ■ . . ft.. Mr utwl Mrw Daul M--- *---v they found that the childr 'n were 106; Farm Records and Bookkeeping.! Jackson on Oct. 29. The young­ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Myers have. all Hgh-. but had wSnchpred fart! ’ ‘ Green. ~ ' — How ­ man hnl been named JotXi Freder­ moved on a farm near Olivet. Jack 77; Flrenuinship. . ’ • ard Bclson. Carl Brown. Bill Hecker. ick. Mrs. Jones will be rcnicm-. Tlit' next tegular business and’ so-1 ’ Armond Face Powder, 50c, meeting of the Delton Corn-] > ' ' 1 Jr . and Clayton Wurtz 77: First Aid bered a.<A Miss Julia Edger, daugh- ‘.ciul j Deodorant Pencil, 50c Eft1 Bill.H'-cker. Jr. Louis Kraft and ler of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Edger, ’ mtinlty Club will be Monday, night. FARMER RELATES EX-.. -----------------------------------Both for . . wW „ PERIENCE IN SELLING T'/ . " 7 *U* n well known here. X"S JSi Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column Watch for special announcement Mrs. Oeorgv Ki rn will act iv. sup-1, 10 Rolla Car Ferry Crepe y| Qc Donald DdXey andilt< 1W, week's issue by LyBoiler's in ,next Thinks Merchants Should *Marskman4i-.fi. ■ per committee and Mr. and Mrs. I - Pathtlnding. Carl pruR store. regular 10c, for Not Criticize Too Harshly Bt.-wn and Hill Hecker Jr , 77. Foul- j fhe hre department was called mil George Eddy nn program commit-* tee. Announcement will be made i Get your'cash register receipts About “Shopping Shonnintr Around 8._in8 , Vest<rday sl-.ortlv''alto. 7 Around " try Kecpln’t, Lhr.d H ll(lv Pi IterMin. ll k l5.,8.um g iTuesdavt (1)i w._ latcr concerning thc program. ’ I for every purchase—they \ fai-Kii r -tcppxi Hit • tu.- Banner 77; g^b tv. Carl Brown. 77; W^ - - - -- ------ Remember Hie home talent play, I . are valuable! office the oth r day a ml said that WorkUiK. Jack Given. 77 Country Club, on North Broadway. ’ Fuller • Fortunes." at the Cum­ no bmuif -• ni< n --------- -------------------he had heard Quite g hole was burned in the roof inunity hall Friday and Saturday nights. Dec. 8 and 9 I but thc damage was sthall. _____ around in buyin’; ;;oodi- This man REPORT ON WELFARE . Mr. and Mrs Fred N. Carl mid twq gave his own experience in xllinx . children of Hastings were cullers GARDENS SUBMITTED T. K. S. g mEN cattle and other farm .products-: He at Harry Wortman's Sunday cvecould not help btn notice tluit a Twenty-Six Men Were Em, BUSY AT PRACTICE nlng. Hastings butcher. Who botighL cat­ "Where, immediate Attention and Courtesy Air Shown to AH" Mrs. Liln Williams nad M>n. Keith/ Rloycd on Fourteen Acres, tle. -and the ' About 30 boys reported fqr basket of Hickory Corners have been spend-.) cliascd the HASTINGS PHONE 2115 WE DELIVER r product*, cut the.! Chas. Rogers Supervising bull and arc practicing hard to get Ing the we«k with her parent*. Mr. I twice to the •st limit, sr> he felt• in trim" for their first game. and Mrs John Adams, while her! .. : I। v _.„ Holtforth „„ ought to b«- think-' CtartM fawn »h» lu* had that both si i Coach has .a nucleus of husband was north hunting deer. Chars, of Ihr . Its .Tlfarc ««nf.r» , mrn hack from lav. -.car. thc Delton L. A. s. will hold their ha. made „ And , o,Ha- annual b>izaur and chicken dinner! each doing his part in promoting am,.« the ............. hl. report ro tl.r cuy ruuncU. „rU1 Irnm . 2„d ^„all wblfeeling . Wednesday. of confidence Dec. 6.andat good the Com-! mrn were .mplr.rrd on„ iu<1 ^,c „„„ lhMr II between the mere haul and the munlty hull. af tlw sard™- which romMed or ., i buyer or relict . Mr». Blanche Richards and son.] Car Heaters H am of land; MWS. hjUWW- apuon fttteu wrU te on aala M.l • Paul, spent from Friday until Sun-' jH-nded for labor, at the rate of -0 W(*7k dny with relatives In Hasting.;. TORE Mr*. -Bertha Aduiiis and Mr.i. Lila No r too cold or trip .too long. Many H«?*tm<<. rtodut.. cwigbrt M toil. nme With H. ■■ ij- Williams *|xuit Thursday with Mrs. •i gain of 516i.il. with about 819.06, ungs Dec 15 ' Leslie Williams in Jbluistown, Clean and Attractive. worth "1 produce on hand. 1 b Schedule There was no school in thc Barry dale X .umntm .or the produce rwbwd ' , A,u' Dcc „ , Township uiut Wednesday as the PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF DECEMIIER :-RD - l„rere.iBl, end tie. on Ide. ul Hirm,. her.; qee. 22. Hlehtad. different teachers were visiting No danger or exhaust gas or "S “ ’“S'..hem J.n. S. B.ranec. rtete; Jen I.'., .fchool* in other townships. SUNDAY — MONDAY odors. * bu'h‘’.b'' Byron Center, here; J*n. 13. Has. Thc Inland Lakra Garden Club b<n!... 42 busheh or _^i jxmnds; uiui ^re; Jan. 19. Crfedcmia will meet with J.:r. Leda Harring1^.’ J8i' 'lw«: J1‘n 23- Bellevue, here, Jan.. ion ThujAday afternoon. Dec. 14. WILL ROGERS in his offering— • I he financial consideration is b.i . Table Qu.cn squash. 4o4.'cabrvjr.<s-> irnrc■' Richta. ICO 10. : puMiikdo. «r. low. I*rs. 11 ? dozen, shell bean. 1 •»« Ib* Frb .4. -n. atiirvRr, B-llrvue. mere, there; rvo. Feb. 27. . ; ,bOKiis. , . ir«o. pup com. 3,, bu 31 ,bu : ,beets. , the church Monday* evening fur Mr.i i iionx\i*ri.i Garde bu tUc’icuraui?^'8KbbU •a’’Gasburg.-Kellogg's School and and Mrs. Norton Slocum and Mr i The Thornapple Gsrdci Colortone Rrvu< 15J "otfte^m^^ arc be‘n- and Mrsr Get aid Tebo. each coupl*! being presented wjth a set of silver blv, 1 —----------- ---------- ---HH.DREX 10 . 1 and other miscellaneous gifts. Music' Besides giving employment to the] CONTRACT IS LET. *•> a feature of the evening, also! 26.men. the upjxirtunity. to get their ; Low bld for construction of 2.635: rcfre.shmenu. ............. —....... .. . r......... .. ■* i.i, *— -------------------------------— The wedding of George Stanford unit COUPON-TUESDAY NIGHT-COUPON dial Uj all who boncinted in m-37 ... in ....... Barrv ..... and ..... Kent and countie.. Miss'Nina Conklin took 'place ! mat b_. 1 tn project. . .. ... • -‘by Sunday afternoon. November 19. at iwa* . -•ubmitted last week |MarsttuRi and Tabor of Grand Rapfl* 1 ' home id the brides parents. Mr.! ROD LaROQUE in an ufiusual new ALLEGAN CO. SUMMER KU al 835.796.27. it is announced by jnd Mrs. Gcargt’Coiikliri. near Lacey. | type of movie — State Highway cbingiissioner Mur- They lelt that evening for a north? FAIRS PROFITABLE ray D Van Wagtmvr. •cm "" trip where they were guests of: : „ . , . Toe project, to ge financ.d by fed- relative* at Lerenng CongratuU-1 Congnitulav • i:c..(r tram the jMJegun pa|rr> |Pra| Cl#|5t. extends in ThurrupiJt tb»n» and t» »t wi'hA are extended Thu demands tnat tnr uv. \fo Allegan count? t ottn> hin Aarfv emmfv. and Caleby their many Dowling frieoda ii -. 'township. Barty count,. thc </ '' ■!> ’•' > m doata township Kent count; Work Mis. Loit Allman. Mrs. Jennie! Cartoon Comedy—“Belt; »r .m;e had been so profit-|to expe<*ed to be started very mxjv. Newton. Mrs. Beulah Lehman and I -*‘r' - h«<i rt'durcd ।according to the QommUalpoer Un- [Mrs Iva Wlkox were in Holland .Kt ADULTS WITH COUFl ONLY .1- b.-dnes* tn the tr-o year* b; rtrr pmvfuous ot the National R- ■ Saturday calling on Mrs. Viola War- i ur. .-an o: uzkooo t_„l w AK lhc mmunum ren wlto is ill a! the home ot her ms- I .11 hkUtrt l.h-K on tte prajm w.a b. ter. Mrs. Frank Underwood. Complete Radiator Protection le- ’1,5-^ b2na ftif, 54 “nu •" hour antl ,or uroklUMl Mr and Mrs Orlie Fuller and! WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY , .<i.a tluy .i . pull • *Srther [afor an ho.ir. Mr and Mrs F red Pvrklhs of Bat-1 th" one aim of-making the fair; _____ , t , at LOW coit! fie creek acre guesu Sunday of I Claudette Colbert and Richard Arlen in iredcd • OBITUARY. Mr- Millie- Hatnes a; HenderahultJ idmifably in dot I Evk-yn Jean, youngest dauohter of. . , _______ , Mrs Harry .McCarty, who was tak- ! iFrancis and Dorothy coirman. wa- pi to Leda imtspiui at Battle creek i ZERONE is a duPont product and OltITUAKY. bori) April 3. 1931 and departed thi*. work aftrr rereral days of scri-1 x wa* bom tn (Jilc ( "mrdy—"FIFI' — LATEsl PATHE^EWS Nov. 24. 1933. She wa* of a Minny IHm-.v-. L<> .slightly improved at i prevents rusting and corrosion. Canada. July j disposition and always h-td n smile prerent. according to late reports. I in ADULTS 15 CENTS < iHl.BRENJ^ CENTS W Myers ancii.if.....!! SU.WH*. -------u , Mra john rtgrtysr t<x> iuu been tor ail She will be greatly hus.-ed Tin- lamilyliIShe leaves jo mourn her kns. her Don’t try to driv.e this winter withe quite sick- the pilot few day*. ’ j nty- when lir IftulMr. ] mother, onr slater.. Betty. Albert WoodtnaiiM-c and John ■ e On Dec.-33. out ZERONE in your radiator. ’ r> > ti V n il—। t |l°,,r grandjMtnnt.w. three aunt--, lour Hen ingtun ' of Kalamazoo spent I FRIDAY — SATURDAY th* um.m'7hr«■ unck* ana hiany other relatire.. and W<dm*duy al the Ott* Altman, Bai ZANE GREY’S bigSeller!*.,'„f , 'oudiicud at the Hastings City Mii • Several of thc ladies In the com- i ■linrex‘-‘rin iwMrm- mreerf 'x':: ',nnda-v afternoon a: tv,• - :i|uni:y met al the. home of Mrs.I • • u. whX?!,>cJ”c1' bv Rev. T. H. Hm>. Inlei■r- Kendall Her* Thursday where they I B-;i -rewed and enjoyed an elaborate co- ' And Added BpreUI—“LULLABY LAND." Thfc? i» another v operative dinner and a pleasant aft- j the "Three Little Figs" fame Iim. '-wi’| LOTTE JANE SMITH. cnioon. A happy Thanksgiving to the BanCor. Jefferson and Court St*. Corned;—•THE BARB1.R SHOP" I ClrreMrs. Charlotte Jane Smith. 81. t.er force and Its many readers. 1 Has- dit-a at her home, 926 So. Montgomi'« Ar-jery Sttoti Wednesday of last week HASTINGS Probably nothing gets so complete t PHONE 2240 ki.- .»t;t!, Thu funeral wm held at Ha- Imiw <. » work-out in tills life a* a small .gianddau.. Bea-..Friday Rev Wight officiating 'Bu;• tchool-girl's fir*I‘ fountain pen.— । br aniK ince, Ina and Doru Parker. iial was in the Striker cemetery. ----Punch. “ a-s, LOCAL NEWS ■ Prices Also Good Friday and Saturday! Chickens 14c :geese: < ducks; -14C» 14c: FANCY TURKEYS! !OLEO > jButter; SPECIAL PRICES on ib. Sweet Potatoes SPICES! 9 19c lb. Powder, -4 Powder, 15c FELDPAUSCHS FOOD 1-4 1 Cloves, AFFILIATED STORE Kotex .46c . B. A. LyBARKER Comfort CA T in Winter Driving is brought to you... Ha Dees claj latest Sunoco Gas Is that Remarkably Quick f Starting Winter Gasoline • “S. O. S. ICEBERG” Safe Winter Driving Zerone Anti-Freeze “Three Cornered Moon” “Man of the Forest” ANDRUS SERVICE �THE HASTINGS BAKNER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 19S3 iof It in one way or another is Im-'out of an economic deprewlon by NASHVILLE. [pounded. .Therefore the "Buy Now "I legislation alone Bills and measures Vidian Roe and Lynum Elder, stu-' campaign is not amply a stunt to'can be formulated to assist recovery dents at Michigan State College, will auiat the retailers but i* an effort to but in the end. recovery deprhd* on sponsor a dance at the Nashville get idle funds circulating through ittMt courage, spirit and unity of the Masonic Temple on Wednesday the Channel* of industry and thereby! people. Die actual work of recovery evening. Nov. 29. Browning Scruby increasing, employment. i is up to us. and HU orchestra of Michigan State According to sales Ux returns for1 Nicholas Murray Butjrr. Mr. . Campus will furnish the music. (Continued from page one) the state during July and August. Ketcham -aid. lia» pointed out that Dir Rebekahs met at thc home of it appears that business in Michithere are two ways open to recovery . Mrs. Etta Baker to wwk on a quilt, where if they are quarreling among fs about one-half cd what it was * To be comjrned to act in uni- for tiie Odd Fellows* Home An all1 I themselves. Next it Ls Important tu gan 1929. li sale* tax collections con- ’on; tills mean* dictatorship day meeting was^ield on Friday at ; tooc.down intense business rivalries. in al the rale existing during 2 ** Rnuaded to act ip urn- the imme of Mr- Clyde Brigg*, a Burinr** can't get anywhere under tlnue two month*, collecHons for the «on. pot luck thiust'r was enjoyed at noon, cut throat competition conditions these year will be about 33 million dollar* ! The NRA hopes to bring ab>nt re- Th^-etbvr r Leaf Chib held its • On loana of 8<00 or Ina Household has re­ and if people can't get* anywhere, Since thc sales tax is 3 per cent of jeovery by this second method. Mr. portioned meeting MtfciWV night at duced the coat aubatunthilly below the maxi­ neither ran unemployment. Then we total sales, this nu-ans that actual Ketcham .said, und it was lor this the home of Mrs. Fnd Fuher. A pot -must forget bitter political rivalries. sales will be in tiie neighborhood of1*purjx»e **" mum rate forynwly charged. Families, keeping that “ “ the meeting Thursday luck, *--------supper— was - served —- -at seven | Although Mr. Ketchum reiterated one billion one hundred milllorf dol­ was held hou«e, who cun make regular monthly repay­ o'elopk. Plans for their Christmas his belief in tm* leadership of two lars. In 1929 (hr total sales in Michi­ In addition to the serious part of., party were made ment* are eligible to burrow. 20 months to repay. years ago uiid believrti that people gan amounted to about' two billion, |hc program there were several cnFuneral services for Mrs Ida ApThe only signatures requited are those of hus­ would regret many of the bitter two-hundred nullion dollars. tcrtainment features supplied by the' pelman. age 34. who died at her Telephone 2515 Frank Sage band und wife. Quick, private, courteous serv­ wmds said uriinst Hoover, he stated W Hastings' proportion Mtowlw all which w. ,r well hwr tore loltowwu two orertorjw to most emphatically tihtt republicans of According ice. Visit, write or ’phone the offices of the tiie total trade for 19*9 our total' ceJve<1: Living Tableaux, a hutnre were held Thursday afternoon 6t 2:3Q must not sit back and snipe the Household Finance Corpora lion of America on ■ at the Evangelical church, the Res. t>«W tor >033 M on . roul >>om-Tito SpollIW ■ <nr,i toH i— ■ -------' ----------------— Roosevelt leudi-rship. but should do the 3rd Fl. of the City National Bunk Building, un?"' diu-ctlmi S R. Wurtz officiating. Mrs Appel- , everything in tiwlr pawvr to give the trade ol ore- Union. ,.iw hundred '“■» H1«h to , « SSS. man underwent an operation about 1 West Michigan Ave., Battle Creek. Phone 4406. admlnistratiou at Washington a mtnwtto, u» .rale. .will tre • five weeks ago and the second oper- Mr. and Mrs Gall Lykins and twin Relatives in and around Noshvilte fair and square chance to' carry MlMllSN.R. A. Sherman and Charles, left have received invitaUau to the wvd• anon a week later, death being sans. ' ! through their, policies. It U also im­ for Mio where they will ding of Muu Eha LaMld* Otiruth. ■ caused by post-operative pneumonia. Sunday 1 ! portant. hr said, for people to get daughter of Rev and Mr*. D. C. She is survived by her husband. Ar- 1spend a few days ’over'the idea tliut leaders at Wash­ piled by the government, and ap- igjj}}1 > thur. local barber, two daughters. Bom Nov. 24 to Mr. and Mra. Oxtrolh of Latutng and Laurence ' Ington are insensible to troubles . .... ... .,. Yyonne 12. Dolores. 6. her stepmoth- ! Robert Ayers a nine pound son. Burton JiuUon ol Waterloo, low*, throughout tla- nation. Instead of A. VanBuskirk. Thomas Baird. Roy er. Mrs LouLre Lk-sley. of Cross V:lThe High School will give a play Th’ wedding will take place D4c 2nd sitting bjick Hnd sobbing against Mr. Ketcham worked out the fol- Cordr-s. Will Shulters; a baritone luge, and several brother*. Burial soon entitled "Old R. F. D ' or “l 8 o’ctocT at the First Evangelical Washington why don't we consider iowlar'Nntrfesting distribution of solo by Roy Cordes: and the Sopho- was made in Lakeview cemetery, "Civil Service." church. In Lansing. what we have in our own power to trade for this area. more Acrobats und Dancers, a Two song*. "Ah. Sweet Mystefy of.i Mrs Zalda Wolfe and two sons. do? Mr. Ketcham pointed out that Food. 20'. . $ 382.487.00 :"Spotlight" feature under.direction mhv C ARLTON C ENTER. Life"'and unu "A o Dream" uivuui lawoK-a favorites of, ui Ernestine Wolf«- of Farmington and j tn thc trade area in and about Has­ Clothing. 6 113.610 00 i of Miss Vivian Reynolds. Mrs. Apja’lman were sung by Mrs.! Andy Haum of South Lyon* spent। Wednesday the teachers in • the tings there are 2.400 families and Dry goods. 12'. . 2272120.00 Gail Lykins, accompanied by Joseph Sunday with flic former's parents., southern half of Barry county visit­ 9.600 people. ThinlJ what 9.600 pro­ Auto trade. 34 2' . .. 647477.00 OBUTUARY, _Mix __ _ on th- violin ___ _ and ___ _ Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Keyes Miss____ Amy ed tlw teachers in the northern half, pie could do if they were pulling to­ Furniture, 2.8'. . 53.018 00 ‘ Mary Jean, only child of Eldrn Hartwell on the ....... ™ piano. | M»* Agnes Dause spent last week and there were twenty visitors in gether with a common purpose?" And Building trades. 4.4' and Murieta Hecker, was bom Aug Mr«.*Gracc J' .. Kleinhans 1.2 will spend ... * ___ in Uuuing. : our Carlton Center school. Hastings Ls Just a small community 83414.00 ■’llunkxBlVlnn with her son. Clift. Clift ■ Mr. Mr and anti Mrs. Mr* Von W. W Fumlas Purnlu went 13. 1927. and departed this life Nov. Dianksgivlng Mrs. Blanch Forbes of Slwrldan among many in this nation. Hardware, 7.2'* . 136 33200 . ,20. 1933 at the home of her grand- and family at East Lansing. to Howell last Sunday to see their i visited her mother, Mrs. Wm. CrockShoes, 2 6'1 . . 49231.00 [ parents. Mt;, and Mrs Wallace NaUnity, onesnrss of mind and heart, Mary Jean 6 years old. daughter daughter. MUs Pauline FurniM. ,I ford, part of lari week 43450 00 idell. near Cloverdale being 6 years, of Mr and Mrs Eldon Hecker passed was never more imixirtanl in the Restaurants, 2 3%. Leo Marshall and family of EaMarlon Curti* of Lake Odessa Cigars, etc., 2 1' 39.764X10 3 months and 7 day* of age—a lit- away Monday nt the home of her ton Rapids spent Friday afternoon | spent the week epd with Miss Milhistory of the nation tlian it Ls now. Fuel, 15'. . 28.402 00 Al the otitact of America's entry in­ tie ray of sunshine to all who knew maternal grandparents, Mr. and with Mrs. Llbble Marshall. " I dred Uxbornc ■ Drugs. 14*1 66.273 00 lier. She leaves to mourn, her piir-> Mrs. Wally Nadell* of Cloverdale. Sunday guests at tive Earle Roth- j Mr. and Mrs. Calvin S’.effey of to the World war President Wilson culled together business leaders of AH others. 12‘. enU. two grandfather* and grand-, wiiere she had made her home. Fu- haaNhome were Bertha and Harold near Kalamazoo virtual tiie letter's the nution <o discuss the program --------------- I .mothers, a great grandfather, other neral service* were held Wednesday Woodard of Nashnlle. Harold Hay- ! parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Usborne. Total. 100': 81.89340000 After talking over tiie problem for I relatives and a host of friends. The afternoon at the CJoverdale Evan- man of Wyoming, and Jack Nelson Saturday. * two weeks these leaders decided, the Then * .......... hrM totals tzitnl* by hvthe!funeral the dividing tiir.se was at tiie Cloverdale gt'hcal church conducted by Rev. of Lansing. Afternoon callers were Mi and Mrs. Leslie Daniels and bond issue, of one-half billion dol­ total number of familiesincluded ir. church Wednesday. Rev. Holtz offi- Holtz. Burial tri Lakeview cemetery. Mr. and Mr*. Homer Wade of Bat- family visited at the Schrader home lars to be sufficient to finance tiie thc Hastings trading area. Mr. elating. Burial in Riverside cemetery.. Nashville. M tie Creek. । near Caledonia Sunday. war and moreover would be as much Ketcham arrived at the following Nashville. i■ 1 । financing as the United States could ___ ________ ___expenditures ________ _ for thia average family PINE LAKE C LUB. possibly stand without disrupting the IdLstrict. They are as lollowj: morale of the nation. Before we were An evening meeting of .the’Pine B Food .. 4169.00 through the war. however, this luilf Lake Farmers' Club was held in the M Clothing billion dollars had ta be multiplied | Dry Goods spacious home of Mr. and Mrs.'S 42 times, a total of twenty-one b:l-1 Auto Trade . James Nevtns. There were about M Hon wax actually raised. How was; Furniture 35 present. The fircsldent. A/thur S 22 00 thLs done? It was done because tiie .Building Dades Lathrop,' opened the meeting by. fl people of thc United States got, to­ singing, "Holy. Holy. Holy." repeat-iB Hardware .... 57.00 gether with a common purpose and ing the ford's prayer and .singing-0 Sho<-s ............... 2100 Tpul the Job across. This same re­ Restaurants . . . "Holy Ghost With Light Divine • % 1800 markable spirit of unity Ls tiie only Cigars, -etc After, the usual business meeting,* 17.00 way we can get out of our present Fuel Mrs.' Dorothy Ford carried out a'k 12.00 difficulty. Thanksgiving program. *. B 28 00 ............... ■ ft Is up to the United States to Drugs Singing "America, the Beautiful," ■ All others decide w-hether we idrall fight and repeating a national prayer and' ■ । die. or Unite mid Hvc Die cliolce is Total 4789.00 j singing the “Doxology." Mrs. Cas- B here here—what whst shall .shall it it be? lslus Hughes read "God Hath Not ; in Mr. Ketcham pointed out that the ™ atove fa a" Palled." Max Newkirk, piano in-'! Central auditorium Itself was an. W expendlt««* «*rach fa“u1-' structor of Kalamazoo, favored us example of what a community could I during the jear 1933 in the Hastings । wlth -Melody" by the Norwegian it united fdr f<5r a common ■i trade area.■ .How How close ^do jlo your own compMer composer.. Seblllus. Seblllu*. "ValM" "ValM’" by bv the do when It purpora. A conUnuation.of the spirit expenditures check with this figure. prencb composer. Theodore Lack. in the field of economic recovery can In reuard to the "Buy Now cam-; and •■Noiai- by Arndt Dljcwalori ’'pSB® achieve equally commendable re-! P®1**1- many jaitential purchasers of current I topics was led by Waisuits he said. In our community ■ “f® hc,d back by want of money. Mr. ter Brown.\who gave us some in- i Our Trucka Are Prepared to Give Immediate here we have a rather fortunate bal-1Ketcha/n pointed out. however, that «jgbi on the subject. "Inflation." Ismfewv uncc between factories and farm.'.. “J® g<?5L,1’nWul altf*nl>ting to which lie defined as issuing money i Delivery on Coal Ordered Noui and labor, and-capital. Employment ^on^cl 1 , i’!,,?,“nonl n C°'ne without backing, but until we went here* Is much better than In most quarter of n billion dollars in farm thP g0|rf standard had been other communities. We have not' mortgage relief money-has,been sent backed by gold. He spoke of the suffered the extremes of economic 1county and before mony enthttdasni manifested everywhere! aMWvH disorder that have existed in some of mouths .the totalof relief funds sent when wheat was one dollar |xr' the larger commercial centers. An ln fronKthe ouUidc will reach a half j bushel and hogs 5c. but since we are1 MSS w ■ POULTRY and STOCK FEEDS. COAL. LIME. CEMENT. ETC. important part of-the recovery pro-! a million dollars • off the gold standard there is so StxB » 1 OYS on parade! Ready gram. Mr. Ketcham said. Is to get i Mr. Ketcnam urged people not to much uncertainty no one knows ’ TELPEHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. to greet every wide-eyed money circulating again. There Ls put tco much dependence on what. what to do. He explained the W plenty of money In the United, can be done al Wasiungton and cheapened dollar anfi.tfie probable jW child ! A cuddly Teddy says States, but unfortunately too much Lansing. We cannot work ounehAm effects of controlled inflation. There fRBw _____________________________________________________________ was a question as to how currency UwM. ■ “how-de-do!” —dblls cry was pul into circulation. His idea “Mama! Mama.*”—monkeys I was that the R. F.' C. gives the'Ailx । treasury a note due in 90 days and I \ V ?♦ chatter—puppies bark with I draws 1-4 per cent interest. Brown had given thLs subject much ; \\ \ 8. glcelTiundreds.of new toys I thought, and explained In a way X'Y that every one could understand. — and Penney’s prices are The subject Ls a real problem • /■* ' alwaya lower! to so many. Singing "Auld Lang • Syne." "Thanksgiving Droughts." ■ r-. • ■ were given by Mrs. Addie Brown , 1 and Mrs. Grace Lathrop read “Gifts'' by Edgar Daniel Kramer. .'^>1 Harold Brown read 'This Thanks- I '***<;*''*'Z j giving •' and he also told of the ef­ I fects of the NRA as, he saw it In Battle Creek, where he attends Bus­ tinker* And Seme Ingredienti .In Long .in Some I iness College. In some cases It Is a benefit while in others it is most Are UKTTEK Thun Other* discouraging to both employer and employee. Jay Nevins who is em­ j ployed at Parchment saw real .ben­ facililim and the quality of Ingredients mean efits In larger Industries in that it IGHT now there Is price competition b. \ gives employment to men who have everything In the quality of the finished loaf. many lines. HOLSUM Bakers believe . not had work for several years. Mo­ tion to adjourn and we were disthat in food products su^b competition is In every community there I* ONE bread • missed by repeating the watchword. dangerous — that it is not in the interest of I’earle Bagley. Secy. that i* best. Many thousands of thrifty, n»SE5 gfOLWING LBB LOANS COST LESS WEATHER STR HIGH GRADE COAL Hastings Lumber and Coal Company And coal is the best possible form of heat. The natural, even heat produced by coal insures you a comfortable, healthful win­ ter. Don’t delay in ordering your supply! Prices rise with the advancing season—■' so put your order today 1 COAL SAVES DOLLARS It’s Cheaper and Better! Opens Saturday,2p.m. SMITH BROS., VELTE&CO. T There Will Always he a BEST Loaf of Bread Mh /■ R the public Io produce down to a price. Angf baker cun make a loaf of bread of lowered quality and sell it for a penny or two less. value-tnindcd families suy it’s HOLSU.M. in this community That’s because only the choicest blends of Hour arc used, plenty of pure inilk solids, rich shortening and fiuext Hut il’a a tlcnlructive |«aelicc. Quality stamlarilH are Inipuirnli food value h aacri- quality granulated sugar. And uo bakery in all Michigan excels thc HOLSUM plant in sanitation, completeness and efficiency. Bak­ forfeit a* high as fifty per cent of thc food value. The public loses — the baker risk* his reputation. j ing good bread is a matter of pride and joy ta the HOLSUM baking personnel—• many •f whom have been with the company A»r HOLSUM Bakers hare always refused to compromise with quirtity. And today, as al­ When next you buy bread or rolls try loaf of bread for the eonsumcr. It nsspmes real Intelligence ton the pgrt-of thc HOLSUM firet. You’ll get fcREAL FOOD VALUE for your money. You’ll get oven fresh, supremely deHcious flavor. And best of all you’ll be practicing the SOUNDEST buyer —a consideration of the integrity and KIND OP ECONOMY. ways, we welcome QUALITY COMPETITION. Quality competition means a ’constantly better ability of the baker. Thc ptkhlic secures BETTER BREAD snd (iREATEK FOOD ECONOMY. than others. Wc knuu^that stipcricr bt itluff HOLSUM QUIMBY. The L. A. 8. are planning for a 1 bazaar and supper at the churchi । December 7. Wojch for further an­ : nopneements. I Misses Esther. Margaret and Ruth Hoffman of Battle Crtek and Gay-* lord Gould of Maple Grove spent Sunday at the Hoffman home and attended services here. ' E. J. Kellogg and Rial Kellogg of Diamondale spent thc week end at (the latter's home. * • The Young -Pegpie's Class enjoyed a party at the church parlors Sat­ urday eicnlng. There wa* a good I attendance and a fine time reported. : Everyone who Is attending the revlval services at the church ar»*beIng wonderfully blessed. Rev. Ja­ cobs has been giving some very won­ derful sermons. A cordial invitation La extended to everyone in the corn­ . munity. • j Prayer meeting Wednesday after­ noon at the County Farm Home. And there will be services every eve­ ning including Thursday evening thir week. EAST GUN LAKE. Mrs. James Null came home from I the Pennock hospital Monday P. M. Our community wishes her a speedy recovery. . Mr. and Mrs. Winn Matteson and ' Doreen of West Gun lake called on Mrs. James Null Thursday P. M. I 1 Heber Pike and DeForest Henry ' of Orangeville called on friends here । Thursday evening. : Miu Hard DeKam and MUs Dnro-| | thy Crawford and friends spent Wednesday evening in Kalamazoo- i In one-London restaurant diners take their clear soup through straws. The silence is said to be positively [ uncanny.—Humorist.. I Will Be At Penney’s Toyland With A Gift for All Kiddies SATURDAY At 2:00 P. M. I’ll Be Seeing You, SANTA CLAUS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 19J3 PAGE POUR - The Hastings Banner This and That I Shhley Smith. LouU Goodyear. J Backward Glances; .v ■ a ; today do not create a sensation Views and Opinions; Farm Demonstrations. Tjk * “al HaaiUg^ Mkhhrea.,r' C<luAlto that caused by the firstmanBits of Yesterday «, “t n'"” I What Others Say ■ communism . * . A. Watterson returned from E*ca- I Faits to Register. -------------- - ------ carrying balloon of the Montgolfier^ " ‘ naba Tuczdap where he went about niCK-------------------- alr WJU dicing ule cafly ■ Inflation. iDICAL WETS ANU TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. ' tu'° month* ago to work in a furniForeign Affairs. urritXTY KJBHTU YBAR fllghu and then experimenters dlsRADICAL DRYS. Mrs. Dexter Brigham of Decatur ,ur* factory. Like a good many oth■ . Y ■ 'covered that hydrogen could „ be. uAt£ V»t- IJ.HC .-SHU LA.U.I aim •»« Despite farm demonstrations in was called here Thursday by the Ier institutions, the factory is closed ’ ■Liuuun. wilh .vn> JIT.UT .uccess. Hjdropn ,[,ln mn.ry fc, ........ _ _ ... _____ illness of her sister. Mrs. Philip ! nnd Xhe>i Mr. Watterson left it was certain districts* of the United *’> tftc hands of thc Sheriff. Mr. | ***** from .the ....................................................................................................... „ MtTian, at the hospital. • u satisfactory — »----standpoint .i .— against radlcaLclrmcnts of .states, we doubt that American agMre. R. M Lamble Is expected I Watterson says that everything is; bav».npu»» t» Usil. of lifting power but is explosive all kinds A few years Ago a wave of nculturalists will ever»w.hg mylar vept thc into the gospel ot communism. Tiie home, today from a visit fcith Mr. vtT (>ulet ln northern Michigan., country and thc extreme measure failure of- tiie government wheat and Mrs. Eto-r Lainble. in Waltham. T11® democratic times are no respec-1 craft inflated with this element we.e ndOy1<.d at mat time served to .de- control act to go across anywhere Mass.. and relatives tn Batavia. N. ,or ot localities. They serve all- alike. Beet Sagar is clean and highly refined. It comes and the laboring num is live on" । ... .-----------. never considered seriously os com- feat n> own purpose. Now we have nrar 100 per cent U indication V IN »'ARRV ‘ IV. THREE MONTHS mcrc|ai carriers. Only of recent Old John Barieycorn emerging from enough that American fanners still Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jones mOit affected. from sugar beets grown right in your own state. ---------ot™ x hAhv <oi’xn ext ” years has the extraction of nun-ex“ wlwl,nB “ta “nn; ,o h,ve the med- leave for Grand Rapids today to spend Thanksgiving with their • FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY • >nv>M,-v • •• «.. . . . ■ . and his !i-K.- preparauwy 1<J eviuiui .. ................ .... h'“u”‘ °n'“ uro H- «». h«- m­ daughter. Mrs. c. A. knlckt-rbjckcr i ‘ Quid 102 7-8. These farmers need your full support now. Always i is apv’axckis a basis overcome this handicap to air- radical adherents. Hr. like prohibi-. th<> bU,lnewi PlaCCS Will' Then too. a good many farmers "M^and^Mrs A A Anrtortnii M ' Mp‘l -------- ---------------- 1-------------ahfp development. To date balloons non, needs to be protected from arc already acquainted with what' buy “Beet Sugar”—it has no superior. M close tomorrow. Thanksgiving Day.' .OVBMTHlsa «>Tr.« h.v. tern uwd eiinulwl. In w Tramraiw. mueh-.bu«;d communism . in Russia has done to ■ . «. . , , ... . word, in ir.-elt means the--use of agriculture. It has taken all of th? Michigan Matlx llcrt' Sugar it orailuble in .. ...I,.. t.n mid by .n-lratlrt. w obtain <UU M imtoi dr,s prosjierous. thrifty, sktflfui farmers: roc of. the earth's atmosphere. Zeppelin . fined it to mean prohibition. Now ■ the Kulaks—and sent them to a 5-10-25 and 100 lb. tackt. For Mil* <U all grocer*. airships of German invyntton. that, the Eighteenth Amendment Is life of exile, nr worse. in Siberia and used before the war on limited B® Ot1 l*!”. there are un confiscated all their-property. Tiie' Mr and Mrs. Carl Sassanuin will sonw’n-w crn«i u.,.iim m-nr the Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sagar Association equal,number of wet rudicaiv who in Germany. Since want to go back into thp old evils Communists didn't do this just to M J lbullt “«• pa*t “nd a sidewalkSaginaw, Michigan be mesq or to steal Such action war these rigULcraft have made ikd-tength. th? people >! the Umt- is part of their philosphy. Accord­ H4^..iman of Kalamtuto* <>n the premises of Mr. Tinkler on 'flights, "most note- -d State*, the great inujorlty of ing to Soviet ideals, these well-to-' »”o,twd!£ x'KS"m ' ■r? *S*'.TL s wan* do farmers were selfish Individual­ Detroit an-.! Mrs. Allie Rock and Mrs ' the depot, will soon be put down. them as proven by recent ■ temperance. It will take ... Anna Haff of Grand Rapids will toflight of tiie Graf Zeppelin .strtetions to protect attains’, tin ratli- ist.; who paid too much ’ attention Last Sunday evening while a — «« their .... .. own «... interests ....c.c-u. and u..u coaseVUJW. T>«n^nng guwts of Mr and Mrs. ; UHpperancc meeting was being held • to tl. under command of Hugo <Eckner. cal’\tti j. Underneath thc whole qiiMWty* were dangerous enemies ot’ c,(W*Bear. ar. [in the Baptist church at Hickoryj I "•» But brilliant achievements of these question lies one thal ts of major im­ 'Communistic society. According to . A„S’ VanSyckk and daugto corner3 n Corners,. !ln an m alarm v^ns given’that lcrjchddr.,, Af7ij Wolf WVlfe craft have beeti- more than offset by portance Wc -refer to the handling Soviet rating slovenly, .shiftless, in- ■nd Ind^ un<1 «'»ib jIlir church was >" “ 1 I of high-powered liquor by private in ­ competent peasants deserved more “ nd ,,h " dr ‘ ” n ” H M ' “ «"»'< •' • ot tbe disasters; costly failures which terests. When there a profit to be r.r-inri o - vt.int ti.c wildest con-tematton pre- I nf W^BW? vailed. The main entrance was comconsideration than comp-tent, thnf- ’uuesS ’ 'i»‘pr“- prove cwislusirely that, the airship made, enter,. •'pkt ty farmer-, who knew how to gel " Mr. u F Adir i?,. , 2 1’l.u.ly Mtonl and In Utt mnlialmt 1 ---- - evils , Immediately ----- -----prodactk>n fron, the!r jand ttnd 1 ‘■-'"‘ is still too delicate and expensive a the jiroflt out of the traffic mid mo>t of the evil* of inlemjreranre- will who K1.lt. .lbb. to accumulate surtoy for general commercial use. Lies in her homes, and the strength and safe­ disap|x-ar. If there must to- profit, it pluw.* . m cither m thc torn) of savings, Development in the field of light• beneJ(ts DOUTFUL. £?n ,X “L ;x x™nl^ I should revert, every cent nf it. tn the extra rxtra land 1 or herds of farm animals ty of an investment in shares of thia associa­ hu*<d <’r*than-alr craft has been remark- government-... federal, gitate or local Personally wc cannot get enthused ._ able since Hie first feeble night «f — Sehuyb-t MarxhaiL Clinton CoUh■rauun tor a rm d.y« mr, tion lies in those same homes. For many years in Russia, thc So­ oyer the prospective benefits to be .r the Montgolfier balloon but still notty Republican-New* "'r »“*».. | viet ' government dictated Just how ’ Mr. .nd Mr> J T. Londr.nl n • derived from Federal moneys now many cattle, sheep, horses, pigs, etc., Racine. Wi-. tomorrow to visit Mi, Let us tell you about our shares. FREEDOM’ OF PRESS being pumped out to the several, sufficient to warrant their claxsin. •each farmer could posM-sx—all in ejt- and cation as practical carriers. Mis. William More- and other; HJOHBANK. ; states on various so-callbd relict of this minimum was to to- con- relatives Thia Company started on its 44th year No­ the freedom ot the press in ci-s.s until Sunday. They willi About seventy-five neighbors spent I projects. Every penny so used comes 1 United States interfered m Cuba s-ist.on tbcated by the aovernmentAttempts their ctxie becomes tht’ more patent also visit a cousin in Chicago cn- [ u wry enjoyable time Saturday'eve-1 . vember 9, 1933. ♦ i.i!r:: .n Mto-toii t0 cvnde lhls bars*» law-were pun- Irbul<?, IrOm thc people, through direct <ir to end thc Machado rule. Tills was since Hoosevelt’s rw C:— -“ j ning at tin- home .of Mr. and Mrs I ImUr.-u uuuon Th.- Irf.r.l « in which ha criticized .-«> sharply TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY ' Cl“rc Man-hall. A program and th iMwho cr'.tlckr Ids .measure emw « w ofltt. IWM-niUttM 1. a d!rtaUOTj,Ip wtUeh i0..,rn„i . ,, refreshments were enjoyed. Mr nird t Many RusMan peuahts who have In thc north here, most newspaper.’ > ,d m T’m...... Marshall movnu lid. not a fairy godmother cajwble of a crucl und ruthleu hand — and re­ are republican inclined, yet alnto:,; lost their projx-rty are now simply ‘Y “ J ?’■' ’ ? to a farm near Bellevue. I rcadung out into the Hun air and storing tranquility and peace* on with unparallelt:il .unanimity*, they etgs in the community- farms de­ Ciirhimus and son> Earl are gu.ste M„ 8vhlM akldmor,. of Hastings ■ h.ulmt in ill.nue .unu ol moo. v, 1& wInd"-B?rerd have supported afid- br.<y-’.<-d thc veloped by the Soviet government. D ’ R h -° *■ l 1!( 'Pending sometime with her’ I Ever)- activity carried .an by live gov­ months have passed by but blood­ Roaievclt program tintil he has Admirable as there projects are- in Thank^ivinR J daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs >.-kiuu — «- n,anv 11 sUl1 UMimtn-i n fact M-s. Adeline Fanchbpner Byron Gdv 1 > ernment is a public expense; un ex­ shed and terrorism continue. One is brought out wii-'it the-tr>od. When ,lw men working on them are 1250 Griswold SL, Detroit. Mich. inimical fix the public Yi"'n". Mr. anil Mr.' Merle P,rkuu and pense wiiicli sooner or later will forced to wonder whether or not, he goes beyond what is ,.;«»■ regarded laborers with thc gov- m’’ .^AVEMBLP'^ u.-u a.s 4'linP,-v Uay -----, Ddrolt'i oidttl BtilidlnK and Ur »7'£w A. “ " “ rr!-?r-Js. Not many FEDERAL HOME LOANJ Lam Astuclallau come back directly to our doorstep. after all. Machado did not loot; after .fundamcntnlly Ai.mic.in and what '-Tfimcn. as overlords. fnrnicirn would mi <> ''I ’ M » t.« «.<» Lut mttk nilh-Mr lusKsvsrtw .. American farmers take to It b ridiculous to think that we cun the interests of Cuba as well as the cl>d. S.dlum and ni. .lui. Mr ■ i an(t M „ Worth on™. . J. L. Maus, Hastings, Mich. ■ . — this idea kindly. ■Lol. Sdnam. o! Bailie <:■«■« Mine ... -.o,,,, .... spend ourselves baqx Ij prosperity. Uno of revolutionary leaders whes Mr. and „„ Mr... Clare m Marshall'were lover Thursday to attend thc ’ fuiienil in Grand Rapids Monday. Any relief derived in this manner have followed. On<- sure indication that-. Ameri­ of the late W D. Hay.-. will be momentary—a shot in th-.can farmers are maintaining coil M<;'..rs. J. p. Hole Kenyon. Di H A Quotation h* ads despite All the pitiful pressure C. Peckham. Foster SLron and with his p.ircnu, Mr. and Mrs. Curt arm, to Io rpeak. followed by still . THE SAHARA TO PASS’ of debts. |axes’, unfavorable prices John Reuter.ot Freeport w^lc amum. Miitslnill. for-a few days. greater pain later on. T Nomadic peoples who. love th and radical propagnnda is thc fact i those win. cartie to attend the Hayes Mi. ana Mrs. Merle Hecker and XV." Lura Francisco of Hastings' freedom of the great outdoors’ seem that i-omervati’.e farm organzatlonr. funeral Thursday. X>r lomuirow tchich nt Friday evening with Mr. and Although it ts true that faxes are destined to be siipved aside by thc are holding tlielr membership. Thc Mr. and Mrs Chester Mower 1.1 taxes no matter from, wliat source forces of civilization. The Sahara convention of. farm radicals recent­ for. Chicago Tuesday to spend Mr.-*. Frank Hnwblltz. you can tin ■ today. Vivian mid Marian Marshall of ly Ix-ld In' Chicago amid inflamma­ Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs Jcs they come. Mill we believe that Descit, we read, one of the great I he Branch di.-trlct were Friday tory .-.Deechts and placards, made Thalman. many people in Michigan including waste regions of thc world and at night rucsu nt Byron Guy’s. very little impre.ssion pn the great Mbs ^Frances Williams went Tues­ moderate wet-s rather resent the di­ present thc home of thousands of maw of farmers. Conditions are un­ day to Columbus. Wisconsin, to Mr and Mrs. Fred Reid spent rect manner in winch liquor reve­ nomads, may be reclaimed for ag­ favorable to farmers at present, spend the fainter with Mr. agd Mrs Sunday with their son Claud and family in Bedford. something must be done, but Ameri­ nues are to be appropriated .for riculture In the near future. Italo •Mrs Gladys Hawblitz spent Satcan agriculturalist-• -seem to sense the Atlanue*'5qu^dron fi’iglit fact that Conuniuusm Ls not the Clapp of Lake Odessa, visited the1 urttay witli Mrs. Mary Scothorne tn Nashville. • drink more ।beer. wine und .a i. liquor n. re to fanv wnt ,0 Libya With former's atm’. Mr- Lydia Haymond. Mr and Mrs. Ed Green of Sun­ save thc schools” bcaane.-i painfully the expressed intention of making Sunday. -- ;■ ==.1 Those interested m the subject of. Nashville. Items—C. R Quirk field spent Sunday at George evident. Why not have ail revenues tilts desert region a garden spot: -*------------ =— inflation should see the collection dw-n t car.- to. be an electrician. Green’s. go into a general fund und from this Great Britain haX plana of wung thc I Choc. Covered Vanilla Crms., 10c Mr.; Ada Bell and Mrs. Worth American> HMtttutioj.: nt German postage stamps on dis-: Last Friday morning he went down fund provide school moneys? Of Nile for bringing back thc ancient Green w?r? in Battle Creek Mon­ s country, his play in thc Banner office window. 1-2 lb. Choc. Covered Caramels . . . 10c "ccursc the practical’result .will be fertility of the Nik valley: thc : through tto- These Mis of pujier record the tragic non cord m a socket dmvn there and day.. bombivt. bu! absurdities of "printing prostf* it Ix-inx dark he In some way took i the same but the direct connection French have the most ambitious 2 After Dinner Mints 10c hold of a- live wire and the curren. | between education and liquor will scheme of all, creating a huge inland an bpclt disc us opposition caution. volumes <jf statl.s’.lcs. Personally- wc was jo strong he could not let go ) Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wertman at -; 1-2 lb. Jelly Drops'............................ 10c be destroyed. .... ... .ac presi- do not believe that President Roq.c-, The shock was so s*ve»- it threw [tended sea in the region of French Tuncala thc 51st wedding anniversary 1 prqv. w.HkMblv velt has thc least intention of 4c- him t.> tiie flour, whirti pulled the of Mr ;and Mrs. Will Kncstrick of 1-2 lb. Spice Strings10c •by Hooding a vast area below r*-a dctttial policii-.- . kill . ... .. . ।basing the Anu-rican currency jis wiring out and cut off the conntx- j climax, A SPEED CHAZS , recently. A bountiful din­ hi- weaknesses when the German mark was drba-ed. tion. A man in the store who heard Huge floating landing fields to ’’level with waters brought in by a I lb. Old Fashioned Horehound Dps., 19c caiial from thc Mediterranean. Thu ner was served and many lovely:■ no ’ , partisan nor L-. However, once started, can inflation him said that he let.out the most make trans-oceanic' air travel loa ' It tu find U- KutLsfactorliy controlled? Some unearthly yell h - ever heard. Char­ gifts were left Their friends from1 I Wild Cherry Drops23c hazardous are projwotd for thc near lake, -experts believe, would alter statement of iwlicy from th? Chief­ ley b still attending V> business, but tins place wish them many more fixture. In fuel pie Ecdcrnl govern­ the climate of thc entire region and president, however, only r-tr. ngtnens Executive would be n-nssurifig. - ! has « badly burned hand. happy years together. BOX CANDY bring, about the needful rainfall. the cvidertt n.o.sssty ot a guurantt-cd ment already has car-imirkcd money, ihc cedar Creek Ladies' Aid will The nomads who have inhabited th*; meet with Mrs. H Leavitt tor dinner THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY’. lor .building an experimental ’is­ I lb. Vincent Asstd. Chocolates . . . 59c guard ugainX tryaniiy and a -ain-t .uired by the Mtchiitiin Anli-TuberSalimu for centurtex do not favor Dec 7th. Everyone welcome. Dr. W. Graham of Butler. Pa land 500 mils - el! the coast ot the .. fall of. the American scJiemv I ofj’tilusis Association will begin ProfMiss McKibhin of Yankee Sjvrings I Fenway Cherries in Cream . 39c between New these reclamation projects, so we li.aerhinent and a free country’. The its from the sale w|li go toward car­ visiting A. N- Oilleland-ot thia city i.» helping Mrs. Gertie Pease with, America, nudw ay read. They know that it will mean boycott idi’.i and the gagging ot tin rym? on the continual fight against and Mi: and Mrs Frank Wa liner In her household duties. Yorlc and Bermuda. I -2 lb. Home Made Chocolates . . 79c their gradual elimination from age- pre-.-- is somethitiK that lx mnM de- ..me bi mans most dangerous ene- Hasting - township. Mr. and'Mrs. Leavitt entertained But regrtidl'-..s .of Mr. and Mrs. James d ’ Mcara. of, old haunts. But their wishes will sired bv th. - ■ who wish tn put mics Great .-.truk-.-i have been made Kaiatuiizco. wifi •ik-nd ThanfrgtVinR tlicir cousins from Caledonia over feasibility of this Sunday. —- ’ Our Candy is received FRESH probably lx no more respected than -niii-'tliiiig i..« i wituout public con-; in Cunbatinu this dread dfieasc national compllcatib Why v>-.i wuidtfcbe astonished witl-dii the pa..', few; decades but Jack LcPine has moved his fam-‘ were the American Indians who pro­ .sent. Every Two Weeks at the g.i.: id. a- and the boycoit.tnuch much remain, remain to-t«- ’don* Money MrClel Mnrplc and «on-. to.-ted a gams-, thc settlement of the will hot be ’Ute z<> long a., he has work* tn the' States to g) aim’, where they will spend Thankv , HenrT Wr:tiffin VU(tcd and wife and .• Mr Mr. Marchwarpir i-: thinkinu tninmng otot Mr G, tt]C ,lt zV1(1 blues twliich might :.moo!h&>t dip Oin naval tor.es> all ovr ■ >u- >IVK1 >0 lap-rnnuoiidl |X>»l-. .. .... ... W1I. , [5unpj«.n % Saturday. Mrs. Simpson Pungent Paragraph. P 'd.iy : undoubtedly Maxim: . , *'' „ 1 perplexing quespon rhe REXALL S'lORE McCoy, of irwil. Sovi'-t nnniMei of- foreign ,. Mvron Wertman and family have; -?• ' ’7 -Mansfield. Ohio. Who .... After the Red revoiution. moved to Bittle Creek. GOODS DELIVERED visiting Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mi TELEPHONE 2131 Ardy O wtu and wife and Lloyd Friday. vnipathctlc with Russia LlChn.* [returned-home Owen and family spent Wednesday fi had great k»|h of prejudice to Rev. H H. VntiAufern Icaye.v tor with friend* in Kalamazoo. ( K' y West. Florida, Dec. 7. to De vi-rconte U-f »rc he could even talk present at the ordaining of his .->nn. Mrs Minnie MenvSb and Mrs.' nth’ other representatives. R-.i--- Rev. if it VanAuken. as pastor ol day with Mrs M Chandler' Frl’ BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS Firs’. Congregational church of •y much in disfavor. But the Key We*-’-. The oidinatton si-rvic,-. is campaign prontnyntsti r- lias been busy occur Dci t inurr 15 and by request oSi i uptwiitton yoi.tand dud Just abf.ut us th" church Rev. H H VanAukcn: wili preach the ordination sermon. | like thc idea of recognizing -Rux The many friends of George , but most of us will agree th»A forcjighU’d -king fi Lowry. wh" is attending the Penn-, would bi to our advantage to In ildnt sylvania Military College, nt Ches-1 a t.w’n-.rn in oui tore uni reivnc a noii-rrigoy day—Pathfinder. skilUul x- Maxim Li’.vinofi that at a recent examination and! .Something .-.'lOala tx done to pre- ^ark .«:•> ■: drill toil he took nrst prize. Tins'L* ven’. thcM- uma Of thc hour from tn think dijton get thr worst of thing* m the gam­ very pleasing new- and. again demonstrat' S that HWietnas produres ut- o| intcrnatMiiM politic'’’ It h Leading health authorities tell you that talking* mdre lhah two hours, and a ^’11 money hi thc milk you buy than In any other bccau.to th* bulk, lot our foreign champion.- wherever they may go. I half —Oakland Tribune.. think and 'f o every child should consume at least a quart food you purchase. Mr and Mr- Harley M Andrus (Mists arc tlirowiZ/into thc field >< ot milk each day and each adult a pint. They of Pontiac art vi.-.itlng Mr. An<lrw>'| part ban poll ’ . . tiiifd by nwd »i a Afid skit > ii .war it argyed that ton. Thc value of milk as a food, und the satis­ say this because, their investigations have ha'c no more experience or back' parents. Mr and Mrs. C. S. Andrus,: foot’pall tie*i' is pre at popular twice.- thctr tiunk n.: faction you get in’its Use are both Increased proven that good. clean milk contains Just gtnuiid in foreign attain, than a c >1tt means tpr price- are ttopular wnn.own thinking’Icge graduate Men who have mad- G. M Graham of Button Pa jeh?! the ctemenU needed/to build .up. the* body when you know the milk you buy Is CLEAN. wx« visiting old friends hc;c las ’ . I ba .I.* .. matugcnwnt —Dallas Ledge Indejn:;a teaxonabk success m bu sines­ and maintain health and strength. law. or indlMry and who have week, started’for home Saturday. I 'Every drop of rfulk we, sell In Hastings comes sufficient party regularity.are These men arc scientific investigators and from our own ACCREDITED HERD, regu­ Way of World shown halloo: suddenly-honored with a foreign ap­ FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY j p. > all in'tlie point of view. Spad­ know what they are talking about. You can John PJghtcr of Freeport was -thc j larly Inspected. Our milk is rated Grade A i prm|:iyt;t. These men may bthe NEWS GLEANINGS. ing a garden isn't ’labor if you’re victim of a scrtoili nccident rcccqt- j safely lake their word, especially when you • by the state, and no cleaner milk can bu ob­ Commaiid-. Dirt ’ wa.* defined by l»»r<l Palm1-,. White he wa> luifjdding baled J looking i‘oj bait.—Los Angeles Hilt’ir know that you get more food value for your tained anywhere. •sphere tin: r-ton as "mutter in the wrbnj thvm have to take a- distant bar’--. hay at tne Frecixul depot his li-aui i even became .-eared at the cars and] M.it m cbmparUon with the'career started to run Mr. Fighter held on I Thc major Robinson Chijoc a Island, belong- men of European diplomacy. Even’ tor a tune but thc horses making a ! IVe equipped to scree you promptly and satisfactorily many's ’ vest p?»riret ’ battleships i* ig to Chile, now luu a |x>pulat:on former i’re-sftient Woodrow Wilson, Middeh turn threw film down, one; despite his brilliancy and acadcmie tiial they have to be paid for. out knou ledge of European |-.L-tory and of them stepping on hb breast ser’.-i Just telephone us and we'll do the rest! <xuly injuring him. He is improving.j of live pants pocket.—Greensboro nnfiaubtedly aflnin* was made to look like a sorry Daily News. xcause tins dubby such rxperienred tvahsts as !r aixi wont Clemenceau. Lloy d George and com­ of kiilin 8 rat*: He mixes two parts] It wax in November 17U3 with one part calcine. The! A spellbinder is a man who if h* ; the seven- pany. th*- firs’ balloon, coiutxuclcd by -- —. _____ ____ ---- his fill, the com;>r<itlon Thc new Chicago stadium, scene------------- Mr. Kat die? with his tomb­ French brothers, jjorepb and Jacgn,a. , un imc. ’ Of Hie .national conventions, iva* an stw.e in hb .*.omach. quot Montgolfier, after u-veral faiX: gutc Jourju! than lull organ with a volume equivalent to Mrs. H. A. Barber entertained a fclaru lut took off with two men 25 bra..» bands ol 100 instruments number of l.-.diw at attemoon whist itr th-1 ROndola. attained a maximum Pity thc poor laxpayvr — lie each Thursday. Mrs J. S. Gcx*d)e4r won Telephone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Propr. Hastings, Mich. d nuke--' ---- — - w *--------------firs: pri*.- und Mbs Jennie Wolf re-| height cl 3,000 feet and remained doesn't know- where thc tax .money 40017, Ament-Mi cltirens aloft for twenty minute*. Modern la ^otnixig from or wiu-.c l .;aur; :ng I'eni'.anently tzukide repast was served after the gamei ligliter-liuli-uu urali. devtiopmeu'. to.—Atlanta CotuUlunou* Uulted State*. was finished. ■■ ,T,7,"'hh "■ =i»s?XriSi ZX S b BUY BEET SUGAR Support the Fanners in Michigan Y SdpMV^,r^uu“u ','ur>'"„£■«' "MMX»„« .ml’XJT"'’ •“"*'* •"** America’s Strength Rational ifioatt & tnueatment flfontpanH Thanksgiving AT THE REXALL STORE! -2 lb. 1 lb. lb. lb. Carveth & Stebbins Your Best Buy for Food! Our are The HIGHLANDS DAIRY �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1G33 tor a supper to be followed by n| HOLINESS UNION. COUNTY BROTHERHOOD general ducusalon group led by The Holiness Union seem, to be GROUPS MEET Dean Davenport. under the special blessing ot God FIS । BI CM PROJECTS 13832328 Archie McCrea, managing editor of a.,vic«.i tre gating bigger and bet-., In Hastings for Inspirational the Muskegon Chronicle,- District ’ ter. Rev. Hoos wanned our heart* chairman of Men’s Work tn the m the afternoon with a menage Meeting Dec. 6th at the Grand Rapldr district, will be pres- fr,-nl 7-^, ojg, and r^-. a. L. Methodlit Church enO .. . ... ............. Howlett, the new pastor of the Frr*- <Continued from page one) Atelegati.-vtw from the Mlddl*vilte>,-jfc*))J,<ns-. church wan wondrouuy NssiiviUe. FYe*|XTt. Dalton. Bair- blX.vrd. and. ro .was ..the rongretntlon. which has-given trouble for .1 num- . field and Dowling BiotheriKxxfc wMte he spoke from that old fa- |x-r of years, and the trouble seems.! will be present. An increased, acr.'tml of tiie /'Prodigal to be-increasing The water bucks? est trading toward mutual benefit sen.” Two seekers were, at tixf altar iutn nu. cclluis <»! .,mr linm.• . on for all concerned Is expected will at the close ot the wnrice. The next tiult street:(betw-.-’n Hi*- ;1 hoalhduseT result from the gathering. ^meeting Is to be nt the Pilgrim Hol- and the river’ Th<- city has b-n| ineaa church, the third Thtn-sday of threatehed with a law* suit by one {December, with Rev. B. O Shattuck property own* r wlw*.e cellar has of Owosso as Speaker December 3rd b,M*n Hooded with Fewage b*-eaUM* .all the churches of the Union «he sewer did not curry away the are taking up their services und. M.wagc delivered '«* it froin Ida home, 'joining in 11 'rousing watchnlgli*. The caujc-o! the trouble is not defiIrervkfe nt the Wexieynn Methodist ■ • •church. Tills will nlw be the nnni- iing Into the newer. or it may be the . veraary of the Union. . pipe htu been broken or clogged, Promptly settling all legitimate claims. Thl-- -ewer wu-- placed near the { CHARITY GUILD MEETS. middle of life street and is now un­ Writing a broad and liberal policy at reaaonable rate*. | Hospital Ch'artty Guild No. 6 was der the pavement which makes Paying over four and a half million dollars In losses since or­ entertained by Mrs. ‘‘John Wooten it impossible to get at jrlUXHlt In­ ganisation. and Mrs Wm. G. Bautr. at the home curring a great deal of expense; M> Today the largest farm mutual fire Insurance company In of-the latter, on Thursday evening. the city plans to lay a new sewer on Michigan. , (November 16 The ladles cam>* South Broadway, drysved in old time gowns, some of the dinsses being over one hundred uor.s of the city where h*-w water ! years old. Contract bridge war, mains are desired It >-> plaixied to MORRIS O. HILL, Ha.tings JOHN H. UTZ, Hastings plnyed during the cvt-lng, the prizes have the digging donc’now for these JERRY ANDRUS. Hastings KEN BRAENDLE,' Freeport 'going to Mr.* A. D McDonald and extensions,. Mrs. Floyd Gaskell. The Guild gnvx- The money to finance all thes e n Jelly shower to tiie hospital for Improvements will come from the! State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. Thanksgiving. ________ federal government from Its Civic I home orncE m church bt.. flirt, ntcn. z A London mun't, sole Job U »a|d Wortcx^Mmimstra'i-m Tlw* govern-i lequircm-nt is that any work i to be tracing next-of-kin A wrt of ment that is undertaken with funds It (heir restorer.—Punch. may furnish must require a great! deal of hand labor tn order to give! I a large number of men employment , j 'JOIN NOW! An Important meeting thnuhMr. fuir to be a mott interreiing one as well has. been —.. called m...... for Tuesday evening. Dec. Sth. al the ’"Methodist cfiHreh wityn representatives ot the vWioua Brotherhood organizations in Barry county at ’ will ’’ gather ” " ^.30 * Thousands of Dollars Paid to Our Christmas Club Members A Quarter ot A Century ot Satlstactory Service At the The revival-srrricr., at the United Brethren Mission. coriv-r Jefferson and Center, continue all this week. ;The ’ attendance each evening .hits been good and n fine spirit of co-opi vrution and interest is mnhltest ' The pastor appreciates the attend-' ance of the fallowing city pastors during thc week Rev. 1*. E. Lune.! ; FOOD This Thanksgiving Week und Rev. Ruby Courtney. The music under the direction of , Miss Arditlh .Leonard. assisted by i Miss Beryl Root nt the piano, is in-1 ■ ipiring. and the gos;x-i messagesj I each evening by Dr. E. H. Griftin I [are fundamental and timely. Dr. I Griffin, who has been serving the mi-sion as pastor n little over n [ year. Is n minuter of wide expert-1 I cnee, graduating from Tri-Statel i College, Angola. Ind. He began’ prendhing when a young man and ’has given hfs. entire time to re- ‘ ligious work. Inning served several] years as pastor,’ nineteen years as; I presiding eld* f in Michigan confer-1 cnee’and four years ns Bishop on1 the Pacific cc^st district. If you’ , enjoy good gospel pre-aching. you. •will enjoy Dr Griffin's message... i 1933! ou are Invited to Join our 1934 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB MIDDLE Oranges “25b"2^ 3 Z9c 10 it* 53c . OLEO Sugar 2 lb hr 23c Peanut Butter Butter PREMIER COFFEE 19c Lb With Each $1 Purchase Sweet Pancake Flour Eggs ' HOLLAND MAID Ib. ti itjie Bartlett Pears S£*ILE*B. Peaches PREK!“„.<» Apricots PRE&as Apples Snows or Baldwins 25c doz. 25c : with his family will .soon become ! resident.-* here. • ,ork I pn their play mid Jt I 23C No. 2J» can 1 9C No. 2Jf can 1 9C 10 it-. 25c No. 2'7 can 9 19C Potatoes 11 oid hot* I byn had fallen down. The ji other day. Z J. Townsend, the owner.! I!was in town and sold the wretk to! ! • Rollo John. *m. v h'o w-111 use the tim-1 bers in a building <m ’n-- place out near Rw lake. So go the old land- I . marks. Tuesday evening Mrs. Thomas I 1 Berry entcrt.iinrd n few indies in I honor of lur ..). t<r. Mr: Gray, who' j with Mr. Gtuy. l ec-ntiy relumed 'from a .-.car in Bra#ll, when- hi- way i i uiterr.Ard in a rubber plantntloh.] I'H,- cun tell you much ol Interest in i thlnus down there. . i The bank board had a meeting iTuesday evening. qply tor busi­ ness matters, but to get acquainted 7. 1933. W>- are going to save our] pennies and r*>. . Thc Jon*> circle of the M E La-; .idles’ Aid field a very successful | (baked goods sale on Saturday. ■ Many ol our .hunters are buck and ;-o:nc- had gtxa! luck, but not as ' .goad a per rent .1: usual, t-xt/nuph snow In the northland. Same arc still up then- and wc-exjxyt to hear better :ejx»rts Doni’ them, since the = weather moderation down here has • no ’dcubt helped them some. I i' We expect .<•*> hear <W la tter times ] noon, a-s several of our. men have I employment oi late which meiHU'l Ibensflt to al! 0! us. 1 C. F. ami Mrs. Stillsoh let! Mem- j with a daughter tn M.ilwuuk«s»*AVis.| jb m L <3 4 lb* McLaughlin’s 333 Coffee MinCe Meat Paramount No. 2,'> can Pumpkin Old Mammy lb. Dates Corn Flakes Fell Naptha Soap 10 bar. 45C Serve Toasties ea. Gloss Starch Big Ben Soap Brooms Clothes Pins Wax Paper FCldpaUSCh’S Yourself s“d., Warehouse 206-208 E. State St. 16c 23c 10c 10c Phone 2609 4 25c 7 *"• 27c 29c 3 «j«>« 10c 5c Serve Yourself and Save! I SOUTHWEST CARLTON. Mrs. Flora Ewenhood has been I {this writing. ' . , Mrs. Anna Buck -and daughter. j Achsah. visited Tait Buck and lamilly of Battle Civek-Monday. Mr. and Mr*. LaFayctt’e U.-borne I attended a farewell party for Mr:- 1 ■ Florence Usborm at Lake Ode-.<i; ■ Wednesday. she is going to sjiend • the winter in California. Mrs. Anna puck and Mrs. Elite ’ Landon attended! the funeral of Mrs. Jane Smith of Hastings Fri­ day. , Mr. and Mi • Leo Barn- and son spent Sunday H afternoon with Mr. and M. • Lloyd Shroyer and family of Soulhea- t Carlton. . I ’Mus Orpha .Buck, who Is working I north of Woodland visited her moth­ ice Thursday evening. i Mr. ano Mi William Shriber and 'daughter of Hastings called on Mr. ( ;and Mrs. Frank Shriber Tuesday j i evening. I ' Mr.'ami Mr-. Evan Ful® spent tThursday tn Grand Rapids. Miw Haze! Shriber, attended the 'Senior play at Woodland (Friday ' evening * | Mr. and Mr- Albert Barty and] 'daughter of Southeiut Carlton called Son Mr. and Mr-. Leo Barry Friday, ieveniue | If stomach GAS pt events deeping on right side try Adlcr1k*. ■ One ttma- brings out poisons and relieu-., gas pressing on heart’ so *W’-P kindly all nignl—IL A. Lj Banker. Drug-, gist—Adv Very shortly now’ we will be sending out. thousands oLdollars in checks to our I 933 Christmas Savings Club members, who will have neat-sums of money for Christmas shopping or* to use for some other purpose. Some without doubt will deposit their check in a savings ac­ count'as they have done in the past. It would be difficult to find an easier or more convenient method of saving a small sum for . use at Christmas time. Look over one of these several plans and if you don’t find what you want call at the bank any time and let us explain ALL the different plans to you. There Is a PLAN for Everyone Young and Old Increasing Club Plan 1c CLUB—Deposit 1c 1st week, 2c 2nd week; increase 1c each week—in 50 weeks CT 2c CLUB—Deposit 2c 1st week, 4c 2nd week; increase 2c each week—in 50 weeks. 5c CLUB—Deposit 5c 1st week, 10c 2nd week; increase 5c each week—-in 50 weeks s 12- 256312750 10c CLUB-—Deposit 10c 1st week, 20c 2nd week; increase 10c each week—in 50 weeks______________ Rich and Poor! Decreasing Club Plan SOc CLUB—Start with SOc a*nd weeks $1.00 CLUB—Start with' $1.00 nnd decrease 2c each week—in 50\weeks ----------------------------------------$2.50 CLUB—Start with $2.50 and decrease 5c each week—in 50 weeks-------------------------- ;-------------$5.00 CLUB—Sthrt with $5.00 and decrease 10c each week—in 50 weeks------------------- ------------------------- 12- 25^ 6312750 Then there is the Level Payment Plan—always popular—from 25c to $5 per week Interest Will Be Added to These Payments at the Rate of Three per cent per Annum! Hastings City Bank “The Bank with thc Chime Clock" CAPITAL $75,000.00 SURPLUS ., $50,000.00 �.THE HARTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1953 PAGB SIX Carl rticKer Ricker worn, Went tu to uweir Owen-1 Rev. Hol(z of Cloverdale and Se­ UP of OI 1250.000,000. S-'aU.UW.IWII. A rtlll Mill later 111 ~~ — .-----: . iuiurn • HOPE ('.ENTER. '[hnd auu Mrs. ».nn part with 250.000 German paper up ‘ --- -;=^ I marks to buy a postage stamp for ktc “- 1— 2". : Rev. Miles of Delton mid Rev. dale Monday to attend* tiie funeral ward Walton of Maple Grove caltec .lamp II. the 111.mnofec collection W» HOUSE NEWS ■ Hastings Twp. " Ac nr- S5.000,000.00<i noni<* non non i COURT ~~ ,hb letter—and tliat represented luviAnrtiuvi 000.000.000 marks or .. ~ Holtz and Seward Walton of Clover- 'of their little niece, the little dnugh- at the Fred Ashby home Wednesday' Margaret.B. O'Donnell to August dale were cuesta at the Chas. Me- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ricker. Mr. and Mrs Will Aldrich spent' . 862,500. Still later it took two mil- . In paper marks. i‘------ —------- ’ ' ’ Arthur Turncs and wife. 80 Ac.. Si-c. Denndtt home Tnrsdny. Aunt Kate ' Lyle mid Clare Ashby went to Bat- Sunday in Kalamazoo. 1lion marks or 8500,000. Later on that | And that doesn't tell all thc story. I MARRIAGE LICENSES. 24, Hortlnirs Twp. Wiihams seems to be Improving I tie creek Thursday. • Miss Inez Ashby of Kalamnrx --- 10.000.000 marks or $2.500.000;, Before thc complete collapse of the'clwr]',.., Harrington Nashville 50 • I We hear that Clifford Kahler has spent Sunday with her parents, Mr' ptttf-fiiter 100.000.000 marks or 855.- j nyrfk \a single stamp went tip Mamie Webb Morvan ■ 49 Samuel lx Roy Snyder and wife slowly. to Mildred Smith, Frl. 1-4. See. 2U. 000.000: still later 500.000,000 marks uhtd Ju repnftented 50.000,000.- ,;'", fl „ ’ . Mr. and Mrs.'Will Aldrich. Mr. :> deer. . • and Mrs.'Ashby. (Continued from page onc.1 Tiiornapple Twp. or 8125.000.000. Shortly after that ,00b 1Zr\. before that year end-., ?. !ntT’ „ the purchaser of a postage stoihp1 MLS-4lubert wrote on the dl.v A‘ 11 -ne OiCtlr•> Bay Mildred Smith to Samuel Ix-Rnv or|gi6ajx'aluc of 25c. Still Inter, a had to separate himself from one P1“V card this: "Wouldn't it lx- Harold N. Fitting, Hiutingv Snyder and wife, Frl. 1-4 Sec 26. ydunte'xlernian who wished to write billion German marks thc face vnl- thrlllln« u> sPcnd u'elvc 01111 onc-.C-rnce E. Bishop, .Galcteurg • . ~. T?9n!?.PPle Twphl* sweetheart found he had to( Dimon uerman mam. me race vol ,hBlf b|Ml<)n dollars for a George Stanford. Dowling ,. ... , „ ,... .3(F "Grace'P.’ Luce to'Ernest L. Far-: ’[stamp?" ' ....... Dowling - ----- - ...24 lry. 40 Ac.. Sec. 26. and 80 Ac.. Si*c Nina Janet Conklin. 23, Assyria Twp. • The values expressed above In : Hiram Oscar Archer to Curl I. fAmerican money are based on tile PROBATE COl'RT. • value' of the. mark ..... from 1869 -to 1918. -------Susan A- Barry, deed- Order Nfaple Gfove Twp. ! exchange. >« । mOrk 7. “ ’ h“d for publication -entered>r>r in Our 11 ir money mnnav until ' i stood for, 25c , , , „ ... .... Charlie B. Kaiser.'et al. to Grace F.-t John Schema, deedPetit ton Nlchols.80 Ac. Sec 2. Yankee [1918. When Germany went Into iniun sue maue no enon io ron,3U ' funeral i hari ’ e.-. filed, order ’ spring* Twp ‘fiutlon she made effort to con- ' this value of .the mark. The re-luy funeral charges entered. James W: Harding to Wm. E AnItro'i t:.u suit spelled serious economic dis-i — Et. --------Eudora — Erway. deed. - - Order drewa.and wife. Lot (5 and W. 1-3 [aster for that country, from which allowing claims entered. Lots 1. 4. Blk. 2. Bcnnrtt A- Ren­ it has not yet recovered, i Est. Lillian V. Kennedy, der'd. i field's Add.. City, abo Par. Lot 1. i France was wiser. Instead of let- Bond ot Admr.' filed, tetter- U ad- Blk. a. Sec. 17. Hustinc-. ting th? franc follow the mark, her mimstrallun Issued. Fred O. Hughes and wife to Gil-1 statesmen were smart enough to Ed. Alonzo 7/ Cr.iv. ------ ...,| mon Lane and wife. I.«X 18. PottawnCadwallader. *, stabilize the franc at about 20 per, dec'd. Petition for Admr. filed.‘ . tomic Park. Hope Twp.[cent of 4ts former Value. That wiped Est. Newell Willinip.’-, deed. Order Clara- L. Johnson Hankinson, trus-1 'out 80 per Vent of all debts in appointing Admr. entered, bond of tee. to Orrie T. Landucre. al. Par. 'France, but France continued to Admr. filed. Irtters of administra- ' Sec. 35, Thornapple Twp. ; prosper greatly, notwithstanding ail 'ion LmuccI, order . limiting .settle-. ALL MICHIGAN BIRDS thLs. because the franc lias ever[ment entered, ix’tition fQr hearing! .since had a fixed value in gold. ,oxi claims filed, notice to creditors' Walter L. Wallace and wife to FANCY HENS or TOMS all one price | Nothing could better Hustrate the issued. . Wm. E. Andrew?, and wife. N. 1-2 danger and the folly of uncontrolled Est. Fra nC T.-stimonj u,t 2. Blk. 19 Add C1!y outstanding feature of inflation than this little chart which' , of' j' frwho! . . S ,lecn-'c lo Christian F. Christi«n?.m and Hubert prepared. -.leal estate isued. . (wife to Chester B Tompkins and With New Motors — These E-'t Hattie E. Checu'brough. dec d. uife A(. 5 Baltim-.m- Twp. CLOVER DAI. R J^n,'lO,n^‘r£i“l I Q,W>^ C. Coats and wife to RmCars Are As Good As New. aohite dependability — peak All prices include the J<?ln Sec. 31. : Mra. Ix>u Anne Patton Has .old her I «• ./H^lcoe ““^icoe E. Cassell and wife. Par.' Sec. store, the new manager taking; Petition for probate of will hied, or-, Woodland Twp nn» _ TROLLED WTMS- Trogers AGAIN BUY NOW have 4 POINT Blue Ribbon And Save Money On K^TURKEYS Good Used Cars Two 1932 V-8 Tudors 18c Michigan 3% Sales Tax 193Q Ford Victoria charge about the middle of this;d" for publication entered. Bessib’E, Sedgwick, et al to Am­ I week. Mrs. Patton staying on jiut. I,-s! Hattie E. ChecM-brough. dec'd. Eaton and w ife. 40 Ac . Sc-c 17 :tong enpugh to help him get ac- Final account of special Admr.-filed.■ Barry Twp iqualnted. Customers and friends of mwiitory of Admr. filed, petition for - Bcs-.le -----------------------E. Sedgwick, et al to' Von Mrs. Patton and MKs Helen will bearing claims filed, .— , -notice . - to. credi------ M. Dunn and whie. Pur. Sec. 18. .niLss them greatly as the ’Putton tors issued, bs-sued. qrtier nllowiag account ■I nan-y of special Admr. yterod. dischan:^.y.. M1X ,. t lo q ,...,, Varney store" has been a land mark for ----- -v------; about 35 years. Mrs. Fatton Iwr^-If ,of *P<wial Admr. LVued. ;and wife, 80 Ac. See. hi. Castlelon coming here about 27 years ago. and I E51- 'James CregloV de. ------Twp. [during that time gained many »ory- “led Petition In assign ahd i MU area uynatoMerrill Mildred Lynd to Merritt E.Tnomp-i E Thomp- j friends. Although it Ls hard to tee transfer U. S. bona hied, order W: son and wife. Par. B!k 1. Middleville 'old friends leave, we wish thranassiRn and .transfer bond entered, 'also Par. See 22 Thoma pnle Twp much prosperity and good luck' ' £st- Vcrda. L- Wallace, et al. Re-1 John T crawford to William G. throughout the coming years. lraM’ guardian filed. duM-hiiruc of!crawford and wife. 28 83 Ac. Shore! wherever they may be and pass on to’ guardian Issued, annual account of of QUn |1(k,. ;ilm> p.lr s.,c g i i welcome our new friends. Mr. and guarding filed. | Orangeville Twp XJrs. Shorts, and daughter to thclf! K l John William Kelley. Petition. ljflura .i.-f. Br.wi Laura A A Ko]l) Kolb Jo to Pcn Ferric'!: Brown ’ I new home and wish them many sue- u’ borrow money and pledge account. IU)d ltl, p. .. ' ... and w wife. Par. See. 14. o Orangeville jcc.ssful years. [tiled, order to borrow money, anu I Revival meetings will continue: Pledge account entered. to J for this week. Everyone welcome. ' £'*• Margaret B. Freeman, dec'd. Mrs. Hugh MacDonald of Rich-, Order allowing account entered, Barry Twp. land spent part of the week with! Est- Katherine Wodfey. deed. OrHenry S, Sheldon and wife to iMr. and Mrs James MacDonald. , tier allowing claims entered. Janie.. P. Mohler and wife. 100 Ac..! | Mr. unef Mrs. Bert McCallum re-| 'EsL Sarah Frances Searle-, dee d ! turned from Detroit Wednesday^Testimony of freelrolders hied. 11Lillian St. Jdhn to Herbert wJ when they have lx*en staving with cense to :eli Issued, Curie and wife. E. 1-2 Lot 25 and L.>!' their son. Dougul. and family for .r; George W. Davis, dec'd Testi- 2S. Sfrectirs Resort. Y.inkec few weeks. . |mqt)y of freeholdcrsvhled. order, li- Springs Twp. 1 I Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Herrington censing and re-npprabial of real esAlberta Mae Schroj’der to John H.' -and family ol Kalamazoo spent Sun- ‘tate-entered. orders confirming sulc.< Martens and wife. 60 Ac.. Sec 23 Corner of Court and Church Sts. day with thejr grandparents. Mr. r«'“l e-uate entered, and 20 Ac.. Sec- 14. Maple Grove and and Mrs. Ed. Pcnne.l.". j &>t. Mary Baitinger, dec'd. Order Lot 121, Nashville. ' -1 Phone 2121 Hastings Mr and Mrs. Ru.vell Monica spent! appointing Adinr. entered. • Lila A Ne.il to riay E. Wilson ami: Sunday with their parents. Mr. and E*t- Thonpis E. Clne<ebr<nigh. “■"* 18. ,Johnstown! Mrs. Chas, Monica. ‘ | dec'd. Certified copy of U. S. District i ,Twp. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur. Johncock court-decree filed. ■ . were callers nt the Ed. Hunt home;' Est. Madison H- Howell. Final nc31 ARTIN CORNERS. |ln Orangeville, to see Tom prim e count filed who is quite 111. . [Est. Edward Leo Harrington, dec'd. ' Mr. and Mr- aheplutrcl of Wind- , son Canada, apeik Sunday . venm-i Mrs. Lester Monica und Mr.-, Order appointing Admr. entered. Wilbur Gibson spent Thursday with John Turner, dec'd. Will of last week with Mr. and Mr.. Clark Mr. and Mrs. George Kehvon of petition for probate of will Overvniith. Roland and Milo Barry' returned South Shultz. filed, waiver of notice filed, order Mrs. Ot:q Lockstedt wxs called to[h>c publication, petition for sjachil from a deer hunting trip near Uray-j • death of her - broth- 'Admr. filed, ordef appointing- spe-[ --■— IntMana by the Barry and Mi.;er, j-'rank Whaley, who died very cial Admr. entered, bond filed, let-' suddenly. ; tors'last week at Grayling. : Mr. and Mas. Ed. Penheh sjient j Eat. Ellen Delicious Marforu’ Barry. Lila Weeks and! • Sunday with their slstet\ Mrs. Mark (lowing claim of Otsego. ■ Ed. Edward Leo HarringtQn. dec'd. Mrs. Millie Fisher attended th**' Home Made iI Bates, L’vGAR-cum>ie Mrs. Grover Davenport spent Bond of Admr. filed, letters of ad- Chance School P. T A. Friday eve-1 nlisg. accompanying Miss Vera Todd, : Thursday and Friday hi Kalamazoo. । ministration issued. Sausage E't. Emma Bard, dec’d. ’Final tne teacher They riqiort a filw time. I । Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shattuck spent the week end with Mrs. Simt- account of Admr. filed. order allow- •Hie Young People..’ Class party. • I ing • account entered, discharge of which :ne: with Mr. and'Mrs.'Claud I They tiekle the I tuck's sister near Crottrn. I Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCallum spent. Adtnrx. filed, order allowing ac­ Demand Friday evening, was well taste of the entire Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Titus count entered,-discharge of Admrx.- attended anti a jolly goxi time en- I joyed by all pre-e:n. . ■ ■^fcied. estate enrolled. family when you use MOR­ 'of Kalamamo.' Est. Surah Frances Searles, dec'd ! j Mr. and Mrs. Mark Garrison and MORTON'S TON’S SMOKE SALT and 'daughter spent Sunday with the Oath before sale filed, report of sale Jack were Battlc»Crcek visitors; Sa: Beadle family in Hiu- filed, order allowing claims entered. urday. MORTON'S SAUSAGE SEA­ • Laurence tings. | Est. Alfred Storr. dec'd. Order al­ Miss Miirjorl- Barry spent ove thc Week end with her grandparent SONING. Mr. and Mrs . Grover Davenport lowing claims entered. Est Angle J. DeWolf, dec'd. Pr­ Mr. and Mrs. Em Todd of the'Ceti and daughter Helen and Mrs Eva Davenport attended a dinner party,: tition and order to sell bond at a ter road. Remember S. S. and .preaching at at the Bert Patton home at Delton. i loss filed and entered. : Est. Roxunna P Garrison, deed. the church next Sunday at the us-1 Final account filed, order allowing tfal hour. Codie. THE LITTLE RED BRICK. j Our P. T. A. and th- Lakeview P.' | Floyd Craig. Arthur and^iobelt account entered. E-t Edith A Miller. < V al. Final.[T. will hold a joint meeting Friday Tyler are back home from the north evening. Dec. 8. at the Martin I account of Gdn. filed. ‘wood.*, each one bringing home a E<t. Jerome J. England, dec'd.-Or- church. A cordial invitation L-i ex­ DEALERS IN FLOUR. FEED. COAL, CEMENT, LIME i fll"' tended to all.' BRICK. TILE AND FARM IMPLEMENTS I aT»SXre. ‘dm ! 'der allowing accciunf*cnt< red, 1 ■ Est. Harland V. Sweitzer, dec'd. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Oversmith and I Petition to disix*.e of Hensonal prop­ Jack visited Jack's mother. Mr... Vcl-J HASTINGS, MICH. . TELEPHONE 2118 erty at less than Inventory filed, ma McCaulley. near Clarksville.1 [going to Be taken care of by Mb* order to sell jx’rsonal property en­ Edger and lite pupils, which is to be, tered. [ Est of Peter Maurer, dec'd. Pctia Christmas tree and program. I Bonnie and Ella Tyler arc enter- tion to accept reduction in mort­ "Several from this community have' [taming the chicken pox this week. gages filed, order lor publication attended church services at Clover-! dale during tiie past week. . • . We also have one typhoid fever case entered. Ed Richard B Missfr. dec'd. Ac­ The Ladies’ Aid at Mrs. A. Smith's . In this district. I Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bolton/ ceptance of trust filed, report of was well attended. The next nil day meeting will be entertained by Mrs ; Admr. nd litem filed Lewis and Boyd spent Friday night Forn": Smith on Wednesday. Dec • Est. Carl J. Gerlmger. Petition' Fciuiun . • ...1 -y-----I at a birthday dinner given by . In 11 v . .Charles and Jean Miller ot Clarks­ for guardian filed, order appointing L!_Everyune cordially invited. , ville. • guardian entered, bond filed letters Thc Sb'11'* Echoes enjoyed their! f.meeting Friday night at . the hull. !<•. Mr and Mrs. Herb Clflgget of thc Issued. Smith Gerlmger. dec'd.uccn. ScwraI ‘’ nteresting were' —. •-."I.iu .JUI.IU vn.miKri. , .--------- , games, ........ • .-----ffl | Wood dLstrict visited Will Clagget' Est Emma i Petition for. Admr. filed waiver of Apparently man>; tried out and fondly Sunday. notice filed, order appointing Admr. u neJ ty>*' of face J^der! At each. 1 enteredmeeting some new form- of enterNORTHEAST IRVING. talnmrnt L« introduced. You. are! Mrs. Lydia Simpson of Freejiort Est Rhoda A. Wolf, dec'd. Peti­ spent Thursday with Mrs. Sam ' tion for special Admr. filed, order mor-t welcome to come next Friday 4 | Eckert. appointing special Admr. entered. night at the hail. i—a tiled, h.-u letters -------- issuer ------- , petition The fried chicken supper and Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCarty'of: bond Grand Rapids. Mr and Mrs. Floyd and order to employ atU rnry tiled Christmas bazaar are well under j Thompson and family of s. Bowno.' and entered. apix-arancv attorney way and will be held at the hall; Friday evening. Dec. 8 A good pro­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skegell and filed. daughter of Kai a mu zop and Est. Ida A Whister. dec'd. F.nal gram is being arranged and al Erma Blough of Grand- Rap­ account and receipts fled, order al­ .-Ix-akcr from awav will talk. Any’ ids spent Sunday with their parent".' lowing account entered, discharge of contributions of either food for the! supjier or articles to sell will b>S Mr and Mrs. Wesley Blough executor issued, estate enrolled. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore and I Est Alonzo D. Cadwallader. dec'd. greatly appreciated. El’ Hall who broke-his right arm Pauline and Virginia spi.-nt Wednes­ Waiver of notice filed, order ap­ la.-t week Is slowly improving. | day with Mr. and Mrs Glenn Moore pointing Admr. entered. Friday Night at Nashville. Est. Doris Irene Gamble. Inven-i Mrs. Florence’ Wilkinson returned | Saturday Night to her -----home--------in Kalamazoo Sunday Mr. And Mrs. Harlow Seger at­ tory filed. ARCH BOLD after two weeks' visit with ••••* Mrs.” i Al! Star Ensemble tended the funeral of Mrs. Harry ESt. William I. Ford, dec'd. Proof aft «r a tw0 Kauffman at Clarksville Friday, this of will filed, order admitting will Chamberlain. Master of the and Hit Band . Mr and Jirs. Jack Bellingham and I being unusually sad as .there art’ entered. Est. Mary E. Grcephoe. deed Pethe hitter's father spertt Wednesday | nUie motherless children. Mrs. Seger . Square Dance The Hot-Ziggy Bcyi brought the infant baby to care for. titton for Admr. filed. ln Plainwell. Miss Ione Bryans of Freeport olBOd“ raS“‘b> “‘°unt ToTtJ grave. spent Saturday with Pauline Moore K"t I iliii.il V Kmuwiv Arrn-ri r.- ‘ Mr’’ Bertlia E. Brady. Mri Flora l 1931 Chevrolet Coach GEESE Juicy Home Cured Hams and Bacon Norton- •Hokes*11 15C u- SPRINGERS HENS -15C ~~ Special Prices This Week Universal Garage Co, DUCKS CHICKENS 1929 Chevrolet Coach 1929 Whippet Sedan 16c c, PORK LOIN 12c Whole or half 18c Mince Meat 12c FOWL Medium —3 to it. 10c Pork Sausage All pure pork Kroger Stores will be open Tuesday and Wednesday Nights Nov. 28th and 29th. Closed all day Thanksgiving of famous COFFEES SALE JEWEL Smooth and Fragrant ll>. bag 17c FRENCH 21c COUNTRY CLUB 25c 25c Chase & Sanborn 27c Rich, distinctive— Vacuum Packed Full bodied anti flnvory Maxwell House 11,. DATED COFFEE —Vacuum Packed BOTH R3 J EDMONDS ELEVATOR AND IMPLEMENT CO. 1“ft SWANSDOWN 29c N< 25c CAKE FLOUR ‘ YUMPKIN 3 Country Club - net.- pack - large can 29c CHERRIES 19c Play All Evening for 25c I ^W^STIL^^av^Pancin^Every Wednesday Night With a Real Band . g Follow the Crowds To Clear Lake Lodge Where Merriment Prevails Dancing 9:30 p. m. to 1:00 a. m. Geo. F. Murray System Inc. DOCTOR’S ANSWERS To Questions titton for hearmg claims filed, noSufd^ with thl-MLttSl' lice to creditors feuM. Inventory hr.«!.' filed, jx’tuion for license to sell filed. u-,£.,icr.<ul?_Mu.band’ Mr' IU1 Mri Harold J. OrifTcn. ’ order for publication entered. Est. Hattie Landis. Petition to[ ASSYRIA C.%3IP*FIRE NEW$.' disciurge mortgage filed. . I Our annual,quota for Camp Fire’ lias not all been raised. A contribu­ tion bex will be found hi Servrn’s Blanche Knapp, et- al. to Ina E. t-1 store. If you wish to help please ihKb should Ir.iiudt LteBoll, 40 Ac.. Stc. 25. Maple Grove. put your, small change in this box. id ««<cuh!«» A t.-i nadlelta tIXe [ Dtn’id Harper and wife to John. Canip Fire Girls' Local Com. I trit» GoMrn MtdkJl Diwovtry. , H. Wright and wife. 30 Ac.. Sec. 28, j -t—-------- — , " I Assyria Twp. I BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. [ 2 29c CRANBERRY SAUCE 9‘-o». pkg. 10c X. 25c Country Club 2 Sudan quality - unpitted •4-lb. Nut Meats 29c Pecan or Walnuts -'cellophane wrapped RAISIN BREAD 10c lb. Raisins Sun Maid Seeded LATONIA CLUB TUESDAY NIGHT BINGO Dromedary Dates Royal Ann Sweet - Country Club 25c Jack Fro«t Powdered Mince Meat PEACHES 3 4X Sugar GINGER ALE Bottles 24-°zbottles O 3Q (PLUS BOTTLE CHARGE — Refund on return of bottles) THE SAME LOW PRICE ON ALL OTHER KROGER BEVERAGES |b6c Fresh Bread Country Club - plain or aliced Queen Olives 33c Hollywood Brand Fruited Rins 29c Baby Walnuts Ib. 19c Fresh Cookies 2 25c Mixed Nuts lb. 25c Salad Dressing 23c Pineapple Embassy Brand Brasil Nuts. Ib. 15< N..ic.r Country Club - sliced or crushed FRESH FRUITS .nd VEGETABLES CRANBERRIES Celery Bananas large bunch 5c LATE HOWES - 10c Sweet Potatoes 2 n». 9c Red Yams 21c 3 Golden yellow fruit Oranges 5 ib. 21c Hubbard Squash Ripe, flavorful a. 1c �THE HARTtNOg BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER,*! 1933 X ’JSS? XS EASTEHN STARS EN- PAoiaavw I ASSYRIA. wLHTHort nun, t»r Crothen, ■ IDY HI n TIMP PARTY A serie* of meetings art being held Hlion DeGoUa of Grand Rapids, Master Murray <X4a. mm o( tambi Dolan, and■ fumiluv Miss Maude * JU I ULU-IIMt ran IT at Awyrta Center church. Re v.'who ha* been spending tlx? last two OU». spent lA latter part of last ironside. M. a Grace Phtmmi and. , ... •; Hitchock of the West Pennfleld >-cek* with hl* daughter. Mr*. Glenn weelt **th his aunt and uncle. Mr. Mrs. J.' T. Pierson will eitysy a fam-1 „ , „ Had Box Social and MemCharges gives the message every Morehouse, returned home with his and Mr*. Richard Laubaugh. lly reunion and bers Dauccd to Tunes SiXT-al ■«“*. »" ------------------- .-TT—■■ Mr.. Uwb . Wednesday becauao at. Mr. und Mrs. J, M rowiun-nd-wtrc- The.Rev. Helen IrUnd. of the of Former Timos Institute‘1* assisting the ring- , our school nunc. Mias WcUcl 'Dr. lllnc'' °t Mr* Laubatigh'a si«frr-ln--------------wiyh-------------; Mrs. Johrt McElwain nf Lansing In Grand. Ilaplds on Friday. Spiritualist church went to Char- last Hie old :fa-ihioned —2„___ _ __ ■* box’ roc!arln®i ... I Kinde and Dentist Lockwood spent ,a*’ R1fn 9lUl McCarty. Mr. | was u week end guest of MUs Mary Mlk* yralherine Loffcu* will visit' l'><h' Sunday to conduct services -Wilcox cemetery organization >day forenoon at scnooi our — school ,,nd Mr».-Laubaugh spent«.... some lime icEiwmti. which was held In the Masonic din- . ave — deferred . -;Thc — . murxiay lorenoon ut our McElwain. .. the Dre.-mher *',uraaTh “Uwy / Ur roreiwn SCnnoi friends in St. Johns tomorrow. | there. the city on business Monday. . Mr. and and air*, Mp- omer Omer Bark«r Barkar rere- ’*"* ,nK r,x”” »«•«••••»» F“l!o*ing me the rqiuiar regular meremeet-, J** 1*s^— >n wnero where examinedBlme theour children's Hl ‘J* P°«t h<«pltal -^-yBat­ Mr. ----- — “** mey examined ciuiaren* ■ Mis.. EUlah Layer of the Pennock] * Mr- aI>d Mrs Howard Rayner of Mis* Jean Everhart ' visited . .. . . liuntinc inn rtf thr-lnainrif vr-ho,-.. chicken die until latterHie 1 l*ttcriteclh tie Creek, and Wednesday Wednesdav with with llirir their turnrd from a,.. .week-end of thp ,ocal Eastern Starand Chap* *, d supper chi^enuntil supper . He hospital Btan v.ill Spend Thursday, Grand Rapids will be guest* of Mr. Freeport over the week end. trip at Rmcammon. each with their trr <,n T,""'d“>’ cycnlng, Nov. 21. ,, ... , I Mrs Clara MorehottM! xpent part ?y,th?‘.r;J5n', ?tu,’ at Lowell i and Mrs. Harold Smith thc coming deer. . *’**’ a V,G' pleasant aflalr Al! the nJlL., ?nbf,r’ Mlnn*(' of last week in Hastings with Mrs. McC*r,V ,s »lnwty improving Glen Brewer was in Jackson Mr» Laurence Barnett goes to , week end. Mr "<>rc “** dresses ‘“J? th2L aD*' Katherine Collins. J,om pneumonia and compllcaMr. and Mr.Mr.* Keith Darnels Daniels will lad,M ,ad,w' » ore hm hnuv dre».sc. and the Detroit-Friday fur a few days’ visit | Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carveth will Mm. VloU Belson ot Grand Hap- 4»*'ld Th“nk*B:-.mK day with the. mpn‘hK“.o,t* ’Uils ’ “J ‘^d^rFArthS: Mr “nd Fr*d ^‘tulmeyer _ , _________' with friend'. have as a week-end guest their, •Ida visited Mr* Will Rich Monday Utter's parents. Mr. and Mr* AT °,d f“'*l|one«! gam<*=, vuch as ■*’ Mr. and■»«■«- Arthur; and Leroy of Plainwell spent 8un-: ------------- ------------------, Mu* Charlotte Bc.siner is home daughter. Miss Josephine Carveth ’ .................... S5 '".e SIL2S; o, wood. XJ'U’ o*nn „ A monologue u a con venal top be­ Eash, mar Frit pun. • Einar Frandscn of Ionia was In from Ann Arbor for the Tiiank&glv- of Detroit. • . tween an insurance'salesman and a Mrs. Roy Show, ijnun und Elmer were played. un<j the "Virginin Uie >city part of last week on busi ­ week cud. X.VX ’ T. ^0?®. M — u»sr.«»».uto.™o D :p W «. Reel" mid other dances were en ­ ' Mr*. Fred Ryerson returned FriSiiowerman of PratUvillrwi r.Mr. and Mrs. Milo DeVries are' Joyed, all of which created plenty of ^ ho °* during , thc absence of Mr». | ness. ' m> . iv. > arc day from a two week*' visit with gursu of Mr nn.-l .Mr.-. R. M Lainspending Thanksgiving with friends pon Do*ter. the regular teacher, nds Mrs. 8 B Wilcox and Mrs. Merle Rev. Karl Keefer. ot Potterville. bx-"from MOttM’uB todav. Wcd- amusement and laughter Dan Ash- MaMrs Mary in Kalamazoo. alter and Mrs. Lou Maus furnished u "rv Clark rIartt hais bcerrstaylng | grreted old friends in the c^y Mon- nesday. Bradfield of Milo. with her granddaughter. Wilma Jean Louis Shank Kalamazoo wm i daF: Mjji Mary Da: S5'.p-e!>-r nnd-Lylc the mu*tc for the occasion. Mr and Mrs. Roy Hubbard wiw the.guest of MIM Elbelyh Picston The committees in charge of Mrs Clark, of Battle Creek while tier Donalc] Joy of Birmingham is exScudder spent Suu turday and 8unw wwcw . .k. lhe Mlchigan-Northwwlcrn football ’husband and the latter’s father, :. Mr- Ln Wat- Ida McCoy and Mrs Emma Evans, Miss Anno Burton of Ann Arix.r game Saturday in Chicago and visit- pccted home for Tiunk.-givlna week day with her m Clark, were on a hunting bnd; - ’ n n. tn Holland. Tiiet*j will uljo spend scried coffee with thr box lunches Morris rpent the Week end and Monday relatives over the week end. which W'rc *o)d at a very reason- trip. Mrs. C. E W«xii is spending-Thanksgiving day 1 with Mis* Jean Barue* Mr and Mrs. Ernest Lawton last’ Thanksgiving Dr. Morgan Skinner, our local | and l»»ito.PUtUl« « physician. *111 Grand Rapids with Mrs. •*— It *‘ 8 " Flench • of Middleville. Ls caring for Dr. C. P. Mr. and Mra Fred Post of 61 week visited her granddaughter. ’ herotchildren. _________________________ Otis Wal-iin Gfii rand‘ Bapld*.'’'1111 -c cash ,,,to n«*'* ’f fund, paid Lathrop's practice in Hastings while Johns will bi- gm.st-, at Mr mid Mrs Mr*. Elmer Rowley In Ionia.- and her Mr. and Mrs. I. A Tiubcxit of Mrs. - '■ • - tor thr expenses of the party. . and Mr- T D F.’> uch <>f• Caledonia. 1 «■ m Bauer's this week grandmother. MZs. Will Tinkler. A good sized crowd wtgj present the latter is in thc hospital in Grand Grand Rapids are gueala of Mrs attended thc perfarnun jf —j)^. Mr. und Mrs. C B. Hodges and son J und Mrs. W cldon * Bronson janics siisbcc ...................... ’ I Bride" on Fridav evening iand ’’veryone attending declared Rapid*. Tl/TANY of us. could be a lot more Marion Doster,. teacher a: are visiting* relatm-s at Hubboiu- will return tiie iirst ot December ------- iv.rmid v ms. Philip that 11 WMA ,he b,'s‘ ,un thp Ch«p- theMrs Briggs school is at Pennock hos­ H >*1 over Tii-inksglving. from Riacommon where they haveZOf Mr E. T. Morris of Nashville on'and Van. Wa; n«- Ind . and ler nxmibers hud had in years. It L. ■I.V1. prosperous ... most of us wish Mrs John Qtiaife leaves soon to been six-miI ng the past two weeks. Thursday evening ■11 of Gnind Rapids : hojied tile good time will be rcpcat- pital. havihg undergone a major op­ Mrs. Win 'S eration there. »pe:id thc wlnier with Mr. atu! Mrs Mr and Mrs. Kim Sigler and Mr. und Mrs- Rolfe Bulling nn ‘were guests ..._ , .. , we were . . . some of us look forward Fred Woodryff >f Grand Rapids ,daughters are motoring to Green­ spending Thanksgiving with relu- Mr. and Mrs. Wilb.u Lane. ” ’•* BUGBEE CORNERS^ Ml<. Muixi- SLvon wu* Hie gm’s; ville Thursday to spend tiie day tives at Lake Odessa. Supt. and M:>. David VmiBu-kirk' OFFICERS WILL ATto a bleak winter with misgivings and Mr. and Mm Chas Montgomery of Mr. and Mrs C. M. Bisson und with Mr und Mrs, John B Lewis. 3,Jr Evelyn Thomas! returned.are spending the Thanksgiving vnTenn nniirrnrunr family of Morgan spent Sunday family «f Kalamazoo on Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. U-mucl Severance Saturday from a two wi-ks' stay at cation at her horn • in Lu Mollie, fl], I tNU LUi’ir tntNUt and fears. But all of us have something... with Mr and Mrs. Tom Wilcox Mis* Ada Micluiel of Detroit will and Ml-ss Lola Severance of SturgL- her home in Dayton. Ohio ‘and on Thursday will a-Mbt in the ----------Liemon.Kefoey and family of West b<- a week-end guest of her sisters. 'will spend Thanksgiving at Michi­ Mias Luverne Hirst. Supt of Pen- 6OU1 wedding anniversary of lu r Mrs. Donald Sntclkcr, Mrs. health or friends or goods . ... for Gun lake moved into the Raldt MlsK.-s Nonna and Hflen Michael. gan City with Mr. and. Mrs. Wayne nock hospital. Ls spending Thank*- ’iMtrenL'. u ... , . « . zs Mr. and Mrs. Will Conklin leave 1 giving day with trends in Lansing Lee Burdick of Coh it Sun- Ha.rr7 Waters Go to Owes- house last week . which we can give thanks on this day. Mr and MrsByron Johncox of fur Honor today to spend tiie bal-1 Mr. and Mrs. William P G-uxtycnr Mrs Carrie Belscn has rcturned day on a buslix- . trip io North D.i-| so—Supper .and Bazaar VicksbUQf were home Sunday. Mrs. Blicc ot the week with relatives. 1 and Xoiu». BHhc end Frank, ol Cold- . from Grand Rapids where .-li>< Mient k<il.i mid jio-ibly t > M<>u jn.i i.-.-j vlr. uI1\,.uI,.r „ri— ,iPnr -.nx Johncox spent the 'day with her Mis Floyd Buskirk spent 'iMrs. Henry Waters, secretary, rep­ mother and Byron spent the day Mrs P. T Colgront. Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mitchell of' which he w7ill’ doubt 7 ’ ~""a *"'। r«--enting the American Legion Aux- wipi his mother. Mrs. Lultj Johncox. hittie Creek will be guests tomor-' day. Richard Todd six-lit the week end o*’-*"«“ Mr. and Mrs Jim wiltox and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taffte of ow of-------------------Mr and Mrs.----------Fred L.-----Fairfamily of North Hope. Mr. and Mrs Willi his grandparent,*. Mr. and Mrs. , Battle Creek and Mr and Mrs. Ben (ciilld. Hurry Thompson nude '»P: A. A. Ander.-on. lit Grand Rapids i|Ta!fee of Kalanuizob will be guests Mrs Belle PatlLson went to Grand , Marshal ..... .. ... _rr. . Sunday giwst* .of Mr and Mrs Mia* Charlotte Hubbard is home1.of Mr. and Mrs Leo Tuflc-e; Thanks- Rapids Sunday and wilt visit Mr : nlriMila, in tile... Big Bay> .country.' ’ ;. s .... 5 •. close on Sunday afternoon. Floyd Palmer. Other guests were. from Junior college at Grand Rap-' ■giving. and Mrs. James PattL-uin until after' hunting deer. They returnt-d ThursMr. and Mr*. Walter Gilmore ot ids. for the Thanksgiving vacation. ........... ......... d«. mu,a'i*iKMi-3.izi-d .. ....xi.;,;,:,? lus Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Goodyear and Thanksgiving. dav each with lim-it: 1 , Grand Rapid*. Mr. and Mr- Herbert BPhnp am family will .'.;x-nd Thanksgiving in Al.' Mr .i..d md M. Mi. Kul B..V. Mr. and Mr- I >.- k 1 „ „r , J.h ,™*'* Arthur Palmer returned home »lM-ndiiiK Thursday with Mr. and , brtdi. |»r.r rur«l.y rn.M, . ........ . 1... , , ■ ................... Uwr,- “• to £ . Clothing and ^hocs for Men and Boys with hl* uncle. Ed Rice, to attend Mrs. Orlie Br-hdp and family at Hy­ Thomas.’ Mrs Gtxxlyear* remaining, bj ’ ."n,;""1 . .......... ,u"t « ...... "r d j Chrl.u,,.. I.wo.r .1 wldd, nTony the Father-Son banquet at Hastings land11 »iiort vLsit. . - ' uike Odcr.-ui. II A STINGS day from the NorUu in Peninsula |ov. !v nrticiM ahnrnnriara inr oittx Monday night. I timed Siintiu forML-s .. MtM Lorena Baird <>f the Mt. Mor- , with their full quota of deer - four will ix* otferru 2»ie 1 Zillah E Retun of Little from n weekTi visit with her daugh­ ' Rock. Arkansas, who hax been ii11 ris schook h .spemjlng the w.ck end ।fine onra They report about .< f.s.t having contribution** for the bazaar "Success is ninety per cent per­ ter. Ml.-. Flunk Drouillard in Ponli- {guest of*her cousins. Mrs. Ida F. F with her parent*. Mi und Mr. and a half o! now m Ontaangon pI1.au. ,ll(nfy the cliairman Mr.< spiration and ten per cent insplraMcCoy and Emma 8. Evans, left’tor rhoina* Baird. usinty where they hunted mid m»v Edw Diiwiution,’’—Th/mas Alva Edison. M,,,. Marti,,. tartdB.M, fur !«■( d. „ <„ U«- lr,r| m - »„e , ,. „ ,„.,j ,',u, ,h(. ’ her home last Saturday. . Mr and Mrs W. G. Bauer and III., vlsiled" Dr and Mrs D D Wnl■ may co-operate in this undertakfamily, will Join Dr. and Mrs L- E. Strait*. I nig. • , Holty of Muskegon and .s|x nil attend • The Bride." , Edgar ThomiL-. Mr. and Mrs Roman F< Irlyau-.-l .-pending tho wit Thank;(jiving with Mr. and Mrs. At >H.1ARV PARTY. ;wiy a family C.,ri Bauer at S&ginaw. .... attend ------. puny . . tmnorroj . .... y. will, spend Twenty-two enjoyed a very pleas.... ot. Mr and. M: ... ciiarki Thanksgiving M' mid Mr; W. if Franck made it... uic Ixiinc her family at ant umr at the hope of Mrs. Sth1; Whitehall. Whitehall a trip to Jacfcon Sunday, bringing Parker at Middleville. ' ling Roc.*t s on W-diu^v'cveninff Mr Franck's mother h-jcne with' Mr. and Mr.^ J. A Mason ar.d ( Mr>. juhu D.iwson kill spend Hu W|un the American Ugion Auxiliary ilum to spead the winlyr. Mr*. Dot d*'^’^ J}a«WCt ••! Sdrnnac wnc,;k , ,,-j m Grand Rajnds with lx. Mn. Donna Hcmniton one . Cameron accimpmued them. . guests of Mr and Mrs E. C- Ed-:.sister. Mrs. Edna FiU Gibbons. • (.f their inimlxrs Mr*. 8. C. Brock is entertaining mond* on Thursday. ; Hircld and Hdmcr Smith. AHhui I Mrs Smith Sherman led the twelve for Thanksgiving, out-of­ .r>|-r »»* town. guests being Mr- and .Mrs. the Rue-t of Mrs Sadie Mae Palm-'. Roscommr.n fur a day’s hunUng Sat- 6unles and contests Refreshments wre mAS .hd .B a hmm/ Warren Wilcox and family and Mr Friday night-and attended ”121* Wday nuht Bride .at Centra) auditorium | mI5 p. rima Houfstgller after I time 1 PP> and Mrs. Basil Smith of Jackson. iUr-.-t n t<.. ■ Mr. und Mrs C- W. Crawford and! George W. Eaton and hus ion vb>itii*.tr ri-i You can save yourtolf a lot of Flint were ' Billie leave Wednesday for Chicago Lewis ------ of -------. .— ‘ ...... ... . I to-her h..m< | PR AI life VILLE. bother and eiponso thif Fall and Wirvto spend the remainder of tin- week former’s sLst-.-r. Mrs. Edith B'-chl.d. Wedhesdav I Wednesday nlglrt Ernest Farr. Ida with Mr. anti Mrs Robert Jessen, ami other relatives over the uei-’r. _\fr. ter with a Humphrey Radiantfire in H. Merrick j Brunson. Hazel Billings. Nina Smith. mid Mrs. Ophelia O'Hair al Chicago end. . tlild family Thank, giving ; M< :iun Johnson und Wesley Culler j We Recognize your living room. Thon, no ’ matter Nelwn Gardner, Loren Boyes and Rev.— a Mr.w-i.u . . and ..Kcilh z*ura_.* Chide- , Bernard »-■ atu-nckd churcJi at Woodland. i what the temperature outside, you Hmtley Finstrom are taking ad­ family of St Johns will attend .1 R]',C|; The Difficulty Opal Honeywell, who Ls taking a always have a source of instant in* family reunion at the home of Mr , Mr vantage of the Tliank.sgiviiig week and Mis. Verne Wellman of nur.-»-s training course at Nichols expensive heat. In ysrar belleviai »i>»i h»»« end vacation .it Michigan St.ite Col­ and Mrs. W. N. Chidester ton. ack-on will -iicnd tx-morrow with 1 hospital. Battle Crock, had a sland­ olfn *xk*d you in baUevt. Thl« lege and spending the time at home. row. er father. Jihnrs Riinkmi, and ais-|ing ln tests of ah average of 93. This.Fall, when days are cold don’t Mr. and Mr.-. Roy Cordc-, and - tb»l yo-l msy uerd an' aya , Mr- Abei: Johnson. Mrs Dit'm: r. Mr... Mimi-- Scltnmp ; standing 99 in drugs. ' overheat your house. Instead, keefp •arvire ertn if your vUIru Crue. -W- R- Cof,k nnd Mrs. Ma­ Reynolds and Mu* Margery lt». r Mr. and Mrs. Charles l-aiil and [ Lucille Adrianson after spending, the same steady low fire «n your fur­ errmv pnrle t. There 1« fanra i be! ciarjt were in Lansing Saturday nold* arc six-nding Thanksgiving m -Marat! and Mr. Mary* Burg''ss‘nearly a month with her aunt. Mrs.! eye slrsin emou* nick folk* forenoon attending thc lecture in Ann Artar with Mr.-. Phyllis R« nace and use Radiantfiro the one or -day I’U'.i t; <-f Mr, ail'd Mi. Hany Blake and family of Beattlc than *u*» olhera. Why? Be nolds. thc Town Hall senes Ht the Olds ' Donald M.'Qiiiii । it-ul East Delhm. Cler k returned to her iKitiia here two hours morning and night when c.ll e thru Ari’ARKNT *«0<i J22 • hotel.. 1 ------- — -1 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bidclmnn of Wednesday. cetra heat is needed. The Huqiphrey ! Mr and Mr- Robert Mills visited Rapids wrre week end gue Baltic « —... Creek, .... are guests- ...of .... their .. , ! Most of thc '*•“ hunters *——— have ----returned “------ ’ Radianifire con be run full force for their eye. The ona sola »*y i relatives at Kingsley from Friday their daughter. Miss Marie ------- --------How''- parents. Mr uiid Mrs. Edward Bldei-iThe lucky ones are Frances Doster? l> tn hA«a nn aaarmualion. BEan hour at loss cost than a shovelfull till Sunday. Mrs. Ann* Swegles ac- D--.in of Girls ut* Hastings High :n;uli for nlc Thanksgiving holiday.'Mr mid Mr*. Cecil Cappom Vaughi GAKDLESH ' compmiltd them ns far ns Cedar schrol. of coal. It will help you keep comand Mrs- George Newton wilt'Mott and Hugh’ Chapman. All had a j Spring* where she visited until on. Rev. R- v- and .. Mrs. L- L Dlw< v and jlaV, llS Th'.ink.* giving guest* their good time and all returned .'afc and f<A-teblo during, tho extremes of Win­ Sunday. ■ ’ ------a ------George ..... will .... attend family .... gather- (laughter mid sou-in-law. Mr. and;sound. • ter without expensive furnaco forcing. i -Mias Stella Hyatt, who has Buir Cochrane," nnd Bobby of; ..... been Ing tomorrow at the-• Iwnie ■*— of—•-their -• ; Thursday Mrs. Charles Hughes reMdhiu the pari two years in Kai- niece. Mis. LotiU Lolita •- Rohcn. Rola n, ut BuBu-1j Coldwater. redding " , and Mrs Stebbi ns accompanied Mrs EYESIGHT SPECIALIST • .. .1 Mrs S. «• C. z. Kesler and Mrs. Ella Rogers und Mrs. Henry Rogers Take advantage of thia amazco. has returned tiv to tlllw this eltV city ellzimlll chanan. . ‘■ Mr. mid Phone 2634 Hatting* uno is making her home with Mr. Mrs. M. J- Cross, who L: sjxndir.i ;(ju paimatiir motored to Watson! to Kalamazoo. । and Mr- E L. Brooks al 402 West tome time in Midoleirillc witii Mr ’ corner* Sunday for a vi-it with Mr. ; Mr. and Mrs. Doud o( Hope townSpecial Sale Ccnicr St. i«nd Mrs. Paul Faulkner, wa., Hu- and Mrs. Thomm Hart, it being Mr.'..hfp have moved onto the Lon John-( _ guest of Mrs. Sarah Brandatctter Riirf.-, natal day. | -«>n place. Welcome to our communi- jFriday. • • . Mr>. Da-i-- CriK. Ml Helen ,1y. ' i Mrs Ast lira Fisher accompjpued bj j4|Cj>_j(.| Maud.- ironside apd 1 The flth. 7lh and 8lh grades s|x'l? j lx.*r father. B S Holly, r. .-iwndiir- . clarke attended the Civic Plafera: Ing classes enjoyed a party al thei -Thursday with the former - dangh- i;<>rformmice of "Tile Bride" at Bat- schoolhou.se Friday from 4 to 5. The. ter and family. Mr and Mrs. Karl' t;c qrc-ek Monday, nifilit. ’ clatM’s were prevhju dy divided into Johnson at Battle Creek. • an<| Burdsttft Sutton and ; two groups. Thr? - Blue Eagles" mid Mu.*. Grace Edmond* ctijnes home. f,jr an{j , Gerald Steinke and Hie "Busy Bees." The group having .from Union City tor Thanksgiving . daughter. Mary Louin*, were guest* the greatest number of As were winifind the* week end. She will enter-Imp p1L,j end nl’Mr. mid Mr;. 1 tiers The Blur Eagles won. Tiie ntu-j ; tain Mi»\ Elizabeth Stawy ”• I'.nn-■ jx ,p(. bright at Jacks.in. jdents receiving thc highest number!. ..‘ton, 111., during the holiday taca-| John Nobles in company with <>! As. Margaret Houvener. Virginia |tlo’> ’ ' . ' John "Shut’.-.nd R'lxTt Pic;/on has: L»*wi* and Virginia Van Hout. Con-1 o . 1 r\ n 1 Doyle was called t'!. u-en chjoyinv a mmHh of deer iiuntof thia kind are very helpful. •Saturday. Dec. Znd Nlu--ki>ion Wednesday u)g II. in Ul' (p,. un ivirtncrn Peidiisulu ------... of -In-’, v.e. k,; >llh ..II III r> lllll-HM Th-y Lil' , Hope they will be continued. Friday, Dec. 1st to attend ihe the funeral.of funeral of her Mi.tcr. sister. ;■ arc cxi>cctcd ium-.- tills week -eelt er.d, end. , Thc home of Rev. Sugden ot Mrs. Emeline Jones, who died Mid - I Among 1 . . those in attendance at thc , Petry. Michigan, was Jhc *c«no of a ; deiriy from a heart attack at her Mi.-ciia Elman concert ut- the Civic;quiet wedding Saturday afternoon.j No. 201 Trojan Model liohie in Detroit. Cam Auditorium. Grand Rapids. Mon-' November 18. Thc happy couple were . Mri and Mrs. J E. Walton and day ' night were tiie, MLsm.*s Frances: Rev. Harold-Honeywell, son of Mr. Mrs. Roscoe Snyder pl Kalamazoo Hunter. Mildred Tuttle mid Esther-and Mrs. D. N.'Honeywell of this and Mrs Jessie Crandall of South Doty. । ‘place, place, and ar.d Mis* MIm Joy Joy Bedford, Bedford, o;ol Bend. Ind. were gueads nf Dr. and , Adjian. They were accompanied by the bride’s mother. Mrs. M. L BedLb. Beat Quality week and nilcnded "The Bride." Ot'.o Weise of nortii Hasting’j lord, her alst^r. MLv. Fajlh Bedford, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phllhl-. Mr. and Elsie Elsnor ot Rochester. N’.i Mr*. Richard Shrader mid V. D ' i I and Mrs.'Al Myer.-.. Mr. and Mrs. were united ii\ holy wedlock by 'Shifnnon. all o! Adrian,-and Mrs. Il u„.2n INSTALLED Ww. Hilton and Mr. and Mrs. Har­ Rev. Edw. J' Nest at tlje Woodland j F. Sudden ol Perry. The bridy wore ■ old VcndcGlcsscn ot Battle Cteek. Lutheran church Tuesday afternoon, n rose print crepe gown. Hie groom l.,,. u«. will be Thanksgiving guests ol Mr. Nov. 14. Tiie groom Lv a Spanull war‘the customary dark suit. jAI'cr Hie and Mrs. Coy Stowell ul the Battle veteran and has also trryed in the' ceremony in which Rev. Sugden proCreek road. Phllipplnc • I heir friends rxtenrf-nounccd them man and wife, a wed­ Mlk-cs Martella anti Beatrice best wLshc> : » Mr and Mt >. Weise, ding dinner was served. Two year* Goggins. Misses. Margaret und Flor­ » ---------'ago Harold attended thc Johnson ence O’Donnell, and MLss Genevieve ■ AWARDED LETTER. Bible College in Knoxville. TenITimm of Caledonia, drove to South Walter Heath. Hartings, a senior newe. Mr- Hoheywell completed 1IBend. Saturday and saw the game in Albion College, was ..as otic“ of' thc 15 three year- of work in the. William ** Pound Pkg. with Southern California, returning who was awarded^.* letter by th.- ; Jennings Bryan University al Day-. ’ ‘ on Sunday. Athletic Board of Control. Mr. .ton. Tennessee. Sl»e U also an acMiss Margaret Merrick was home Heath w Uu* .-cnior football man-1 compllshed musician. They will The Troian Model featured in this ipecial ii truly a wonderful value I from Kalamazco over Sunday. She ager. Intake their home at Byron In the at the low tpecial tale price. 21" high; 24J4" wide; 7 deep, for Fireplace was accompanied by a college —• - ♦ *------------ । Baptist parsonage where he has thc ! friend. ML m Betty Wells, of TravctSe openings 22’ lo 36’ wide. Provided with vent for installation in rooms Fancy No. 2 Cans VHILY DINNER. pastorate Harold lias lived most ol [City. The young ladies, in comiwnv Dr mid Mrs. Dennis Murray en- his life here and thc vicinity und I having no fireplace. • I with. Mrs Wayne Merrick, spent IcrUuncd with a family dinner 09 uni sure tig- community joins i-.i ■ No small investment you can make will bring more year 'round com­ Saturday in Grand Rapids. Sunday honoring Curl Wcspinter. wUning tjarold and his bride a long fort and health to your nome than a Humphrey Radiantfire. You strike ' Mrs. Dnsle Crut- was m Grand Jr., who leave*. t^n Thanksgiving and happy married life together.; I Rapids Thursday and attended an Diy for Detroit where he h;u» a j»o-; Congratulations. a match . . . and instantly a flood of cheering, relaxing, cozy heal warms i Informal musical evening at tlx sition. iho room! All the charm of an open fire . . . without work, kindling, dirt, 1 --------------- * • *-----------------' win*, Whoh Ktrnrt home 01 Mr. arid Mrs. Reese Veatch. IRVING. smoke, soot or ashes. Como in and too ihe Trojan and other attractive Goldtn Bantam one of the groups of songs bcn>» j CLUB. Mr. and Mrs. J E VaiidenBcrg models to harmonize with any home furnishings while this special tale is on. •given by Mr. Olin Bowen, a well The Young People« Club ol tiie have ganc to Florida for a short sokiio-Zn barltmie of Chicago. Mcthoclisl church met with Mr. and journ. ’ Mr. anti Mrs C. W. Clarke and Mrs Harold l obtirr 011 Tuesday eve-; William McCann will be home '/Mrs. Paulino McOmber drove to ning. Irani M- 8. C- for thc Thanksgiving I j Grand Rapids Sunday. Mrs. Clarke —------- - -■»■*->-------------holiday. Floyd Morse will spend * land Mrs. McOmber remaining over mvvvn 'TiumkAgiving with the McCann^ : I tor a few days' stay with Miss Mrs. Benham’s son, Frank''Cox.' Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Walton Kathryn Clarke. will cnlcrtmrt nintt-H-n guesta ul has started foi; his home in Alaska : I Mr. and Mrs. A. T-’Johnson. Miss dinner on Thanksgiving Day. after n visit here and with old tim-■ ' Irene Johnson. Mr Tony Johits-m. friends and neighbors in different Mb* Margaret Robinson and M"­ DESnKKT BRIDGE. ' parts of the county. Wa Deliver The Big Little Store Phone 2491 , Louis Swart? of Grand Rapldr. wc-i'.-| Eniity MeEiwum entertained The Ladtes* Aid Society will meet; Bunday guests at the home of Mr. three table.-, at K (le.'Sert .bridge last at Hi'- home >>l the Pres.. Mr.-'Beu Archie McCoy and Mrs. Enun* 8 evening al He: home on w. Ccuter ; Ih vtTwyk. Friday. Dec. 1. Everybody n uard lways gainst Evans. street. invited. Pot luck dinner. Social Events and Personal Mention Thanksgiving T. s. Baird utsMiart the Weatherman L.V. BESSMER Bargains Kitchen Klenzer 4 Butter Pumpkin Magic Washer Bliss Coffee 10c 3 f 19c | 25c 29c 23c 241c 18c Marshmallows Cracker Jack With Prize Peas 2 <°- 23c . 3 Bo... 23c Corn Starch Order Yopr Meats From Us CASH Qllcde^t fftciMlyttiymenti GENUINE HUMPHREY RADIANTFIRE CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY RADIANTFIRE “O G A A < । �THE HASTINGS B INNER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, IMS PAOt eight WANTS ONE CENT A WORD NO ADV HSEMENT FOR LESS THAN :■ Peiitec. Who hai been THE CHURCHES MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. NOTICE or MORTGAGE FORE- MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LURCH OF CHRIST. COAT3 GROVE. K«t IXHIIUH. Guarantccd Tr^jss Fitting Service n<i ciumrcti : be held mi wrr.Lr.YAN methodi-t citurcH ROSEVALE antccd to hold the niptuto feature ••Selective Pressure ■Control". Nothing else hke MARKET The complete food shop Tin* dav. eeutaUvc* l.iuaugii The Prescription Drug Store Hastings MICHIGAN NORTILE \<T WOODLAND. r:nsT Presbyterian church Cotton and HASTINGS and vicinity OUT­ STANDING MEAT PRICES! ■ UT in»T TUI HEFORK Hlandtnt Time. >iH will •I. s . , r 1 -1 r r < . , . r. Ib. I litfu, th- <«,tv of (H>.iu ... Ilumphr r -I »c<-or.lln< lo ll.r in mrh r*>* u l- *u.l I i« hrrrl.r c;»-n FriJav. |l.r 2Vnd <Uv <f Ja*u*rv. ’LatI>»n l'i:i. *1 t-n i.'clqrk m ti-» for*-' --on. Eartrrn Kl«nJ*r.l time, •» th» s.lrth price*, which ARE NOT juit EVERY DAY of the week! WATCH OUR WINDOWS lor REAL PRICES! Our Service To PROTECT You Constantly Pay Promptly Beet EMMANUEL CHURCH Roasts CITIZEN'S MUTUAL tea Kdaq^r A Hout cX-i::.7 Otxar.urd J. L MAUS. Lwat Rrprr-et ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. | LEGAL NOTICES FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. GEO. M. NEWTON CHANCERY. NOTICE Beef Steak MORTGAGE SALE.' 3 n».. 25c ib. 10c Porterhouse Or T-Bone Steak Ground Beef 5 ib*. 25c Or Sautage - the t HABTlnuo PARISH, METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Bacon «wb«i.si.b ib. 12c Deliciou* Home Cured SLICED BACON <2 Ib*. 25c- !>• li. ' AUTO PARTS Smoked Picnics BODY GLASS IXSTA Wlillr You Wait ib. 8c Home Cured and Smoked Frankfurters oitmtr. iiii: I ■ <.I I. -. ib. 8c lb. 6c < Or Bologna Bte{ Hindquarter* J GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Hartings . Phone 2C3" Oleo >b 6| CHURCH or THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST. Brooms Good Quality 33c Toilet Tissue 3 roll* 13c What Would You Do IF THE LAW. Crackers Ut REVOKED Your ur.f • • in:: : i: i.tr 2 it-. 23c 3 c.™25c 2 ib., 15c 3 B.r. 23c Peas Select* -, - h , -.- Macaroni ! nd TIED I p All Your Palmolive Michi-an'i Financial Respon­ sibility Law Provides CARDS of THANKS ind Pkg. Super Sud* . CHURCH OF THE NAZA.RENE. »«l BuUitlnc Flour 79c NOTICE Or MORTGAGE FORE­ CLOSURE KALE LEE US FOL Andre*, II.i-.tin WANTED! Qld style walnut bureau. Also have your crippled Jumiture repaired and retinl-hed at reasonable prices. HASTINGS CITY MISSION 666 llastlngs phone K03 S. Churrh St. oniu-.it ion pum.:. ati-.-.- Chicago Piano Manufac­ turer has near Hastings. A BEAUTIFUL riRRT CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST HASTINGS MARKETS Player Piano • MORTGAGE GRANGE PROGRAMS . a: . < in r, . . >' - ■ < I FORECLOSURE h slifhtly used and nearly paid lor. Will transfer contract to responsible party who will continue the small monthly payments. For lull informa­ tion write "Auditor." P.O. B-yc 1D5. Chicago. III. 12-6 I WANT TO SELECT a reliable young man. now em­ ployed. with loresight, lair ed­ ucation and mcAanlcal Incli­ nations. who is willing, to train ipare time or evening •« Has­ tings to qualify ns INSTAL­ LATION and SERVICE EX­ PERT on all types ol Electric Refrigerators. For interview write, giving age and present occupation. • • .I :n r. j.>•: ■ :iblicat-o:i vi thvir daughter. fn< rd’ Johnson, and husband lift . birthday. Gati Corners. tlayed, lunch served and a steady / Growth/ j/ • highest tribute ni'umonia. kins and daughter. Mr-', 4. were In HiuUhR.- on Tuesday to attend the funeral of thofr relative. Mr June* Myers.Geo. ijavenv wa§ a business vis­ itor in Middleville on- Saturday. Mrs.’ Dan JknigUv ^pent Friday in Hustings umh relatives' and Inendt. Mrs Harry Duntriia,. been suffer­ ing with’u ol poisoning on both ol her hands DURFEE. Rev. and Mrs Fret! King ami sons ate Thantaglving dinner Sunday I with Mrs. ,Edd. Woodman at" we could Orangeville. The Parent-Teacher meeting at the whoolnouse Friday night was well attended, and u very AnThankreiving CHARLES H. LEONARD .mi a h-me tajem Dhtinctive Funeral Service Mn Bert Fancher a.« ..me* far our Grit projc Bamc* • • uiw-ins •UM* Fkaoa «41T ar >«•! er «M» Thursday There were twenty-two members and five visitors Mrs ■ .Fancher nave a very instructive and BA.NNER WANT AD VS. FAY. J Interesting lesson on everyday mcab. itsle Bedell and tended a social : nes ...... .. «. vu->cade. Bowne. Caledonia and bawel! township-. at the home' <>! Jean Trlmm of Caledonia Monday night, Mr nnd Mrs. Wayne Ber.’.on and arold "Nash were in Hasting.-. Tiira Ttiompson UTILITIES ENGINEERING INSTITUTE IMVN. Wells St.. Chicago, III. oni>i:i: ror. i-uhi.k *ti'«-.- G E O R GE’S S-vM>n. of Irving who is M>i. Gertrude Thomas accom­ panied Mr.-and Mr,- Kenneth Prnoyer -jf Grand Rapids to Hastimis Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fnrlee and daughter spent Thursday with Mr and .... Mrs .I ... N williams near Dowlmg- Miss Nevah remained to visit a few day. The communttv was saddened U>- death ut near Woxiianu. i and chjdrcn. ' and Mrs Joseph Smith end daughter cl HaeUmu called on Mr and Mrs A Oavit in Woodland and on Mr. nnd Mrs Cha-. Farlee w<dne&day afternoon. SHOE REPAIRING and HAT CLEANING SHOP 111 B. Jstleruii. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. notice to c.n.Dnor.r. H*«tin««. Mich, adie*' Soles, electric vulcanised, no nails to bother CAe* your feet—Soles DUG HEELS— 15c montlis guaranteed ClI afaw 9K 4* MEN’S DRESS SHOES Ar_ SOLES OOC BOYS’ RUBBER SOLES OUC SHOES DYED—Mb. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-12-06.pdf 5205422cb6e430303e9a1dc82f1ff606 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR 16 PAGES STRAND THEATER CHRISTMAS SHOW , PAGES 1 to 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, DECEMBER 6, 1933 NATIONAL- BANK OF HASTINGS TO OPEN ITS DOORS SATURDAY NUMBER 32 QUALITY STREET' Figures Released Concerning This Amount to Be Distribut­ • Cost of Putting on Stage ed Among Those Who ' • Production Signed Contracts ALBERT BECKER DIRECTS EVERY CHILD IN BARRY [ Barry county’s fall wheat ullotrt ’.hat the Civic; PRODUCTION OF BAR­ here »■ a camPU-.rr Iment on which .payments under the COUNTY INVITED FOR made jxejible miiaKj RIE S 4-ACT PLAY DECEMBER 23 natron memberhas ben fixed at 90.482 2 bushels, of Barry according to County Agent Harold r FORTY STUDENTS HAVE Filter. ThU mean.' that $18.089 64 TICKET ARRANGEMENT will soon be ready lor distribution PARTS IN THE CAST mow SAME AS FORMER YEARS Minong the 4O2 Wh**ut growers tn the ' , - -------county who signed contracts A sec­ ijganized Stage Sets and Costumes in Interesting Movies for Chil- ond payment under terms of the anui ;-ba. Charge of Miss Emily ...i nsz, t. a . :act* will be made next spring. dren and Gift From Santa — .... — H The National Bunk of Hastings, de nee. Three time.5 elected bio and .it McElwain three-years on farms .represented by [org.inlrcd under,the National Bank*.of this city, president’of’th for -EveryonB 'the contracts was 24.8 bushel* per . High 1 tng Laws.-will open its door* tor. Veterinary Association, and As usual tlie Strand .Theater will under' direct Albert busincM Saturday. T>cember 9. al c< Miful practitioner ' ‘ again give a free show for nil the "It I* <stimat«i' that thtre are will prtM'n’ Quality Street.’ 9:00 o'clock, a* announced in their - ion. kiddle* of Barry rotlnty on Saturday. I hIxmh «heat farmer* in Bany in Central auditoradv. on another page. iromon.' December 23. The ticket uirnnge- f.OUI1[>.. hundred and two of It is a new National Hank, in i:< great help to the board. inent will b<- handled tin- .-aune u.-. In : .,igiK.<j eunttacts. giving the former years and will lx- issued ut comity aI) average of about 26 8 i* r the old Hiisting.s National Bunk, ex tiie various schools by the teachers. Ct.»t • i requ cept that ito many utockholders ’.an problems and perj SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA IlUr.il teachers will pieiiM' ascertainf Mr. po-ter says that it I.-- not WM* J. FIELD SUCCEEDED mostly depositors In the old bank. TO PRESENT PROGRAM the numljer of children who will at- pTobuble that the total wheal ’aerrW. L. SHULTERS underproduction , tend and make arrangements to get ll|a. 1(1 tlj,. county will to- greatly-rctheatric^ bank ’ • vide that each director shall own in Hon to the SUNDAY. DEC. 10 DEC. 1 ’ ni*'‘ j1r,r'.n!(pr?' Eroup* bu tl.eir quota from the theatre direct -! next year. Only about u quarMtiiors have been r is tlie fifth membe amounted t<> Many interesting child aubject* in Ur ot tlu. j.,nneis have signed conDollars worth of stock, which must talking movie form wl^be given and; agreeing and ge'ting b<- inciciLscd to fifteen bundled dol­ twelve’ years ago a stranger, and haz SPECIAL SELECTIONS BY ?r>-ek amounted the duslemary packagl of goodies anil u u tnort. than-likely that PLANS TO CONTINUE fuhitohuvri lars by July 1. 1934 . ■ won an enviable reputation as a d 1260 '-all bill TALENTED MUSICIANS presented by Santa Claus. 1 among the three-quarters wlio did IN THE SERVICE HERE When the stock of the new bank Il will be Impossible ut tills time to:|Wl slgn. there will be some who will and ’ was subM.-nb«'d. it became evident but throughout Mfclugan. Probably state the exact number of shows 0,1 • increase acicage in anticipation of Wm. Shulters Has Made Fine that only one person owned a suffi­ no man in Hastings knows so many Organization Directed by tills day. but we ufe certain that u ns*, m price. The net result, there-, Jay is o* follows: cient amount to qualify under the people in Biirry Co., except A. Biferno — Hear Thom Record — Expect Same uch a* lumber, paint, •there will be one at 1:00 P M and torr, seems fairly certain to be cither Ketcham? This acquaintance, Funny Willoughby—Alice Finglehardware, wallpaper, paste, glue, another at 3’ 00 p. M."Whether — there!,I, ....... .Mai >m«K or ' Central Auditorium of Successor .... depositors , i Tiie ’ committee then success as a lawyer, his biiainw ton. I wilt be a morning performance de- al the best a slight decline. If. this. etc . amoun’ard to $69 99. ’ Hie perience required and sound, judgment Mbs Willoughby—Delphine EngleA change in the postmastership at proceeded to intcrc? | pends U|»n the response for tickets, i, Royalties for the two productions harte. make him an efficient rnt-mb Hosting* was .made Friday. Decern-' number of perxnv t< amounted to $40.00. ' I Please, remember that there are age . wheat-growing district in the lie bank director,i'c Tlu(*''!''—Helen Bxidmore. j hl ways in attendance the ladies of , 'United States, the wheat situation to-r 1. when orders were received suffleum’. to-qualify -a"Turnbull—Mary Duqg' ! the Legion Auxiliary' io look after so .fur as surplus crop and price is from tin- |i<>st office dc|Mirtment at the bourd ot director phony Orchestra, under tn. — I the little one*, and thcrelorr it is 'concerned will be much the some as Washington. Thto was not uncxpcctPhnrbe Throstle—Irene Jones. ed, ba the preliminuriex for it had !<-•»» than fivi j unnecessary for the1 |>arcnts to come i .n is right now.. . (i concert in the Central Lillian Tolhun.:, been satisfactorily arranged vime n ' ” wit ti tiie childron. We have to do I highly recommended dttoriurii. beginning Ellsworth tirtfc before. William J. Field, of the " The depositors' commute i this to avoid space* being taken up Continuer! on page twoi 'Hastings Printing Company, has successful in interesting five iii’T. many year* of *ucc(*v.ful banking ex­ ' by ilie parents. Every precauyon Is who would purchase the necessary iM-riencv in both State mid Natlona —Jjjhn Erws succeeded William L. Shulters as । taken to Mitcguurd the little ones] amount of. stock and as .such become ‘ * realize that it is an unusually good Isabella-Ruth Haywood. j>ohlma.ster. • . l.und we luive never had a single i»c-! In addition to the officers and di- one. In Mr Biferno the orchestra The new'jMXitnuislcr to well known orgaiilzers of the now bank. These Cldent tn the ten years, therefore wej has an outstanding leader. Dennis McIntyre. and well liked by the people of Has­ directors made application for u‘ Na­ . urge that your hill cooperation be] tional Bunk charter, and after jw.ss— Geraldlru* tings. -He graduated from our given to our arrangements. We id-| jxTsonnel:. Mr and a half, and will afford schools, then from the University ing the rigid examination of the " children to I Ufiited States Treasury' Department hghtftil time for everybody. of Mjcplgiui. FVr a time he was con­ TWENTY TWO ABANDON nected with a trade Journal in g tiffin. is nothing moro enjoyable in —Rotten Wilcox. dilldren not at­ and management. The National Rank Chicago, later woikcd for tin' gov­ rectors. tending schools, but wishing them fol ED SINCE RURAL CAR DOUG FAIRBANKS IN MR. — „ — There ernment at the Bristol. Pennsyl­ attend with their older brothers or! RIER SERVICE BEGAN ROBINSON CRUSOEvania. shipyards during the World ors will hold office until the next an­ thousand dollars paid in capital and no doubt about this prehestr sisters, may send a note to the surplus, " - Frances Cowles, war. Later he became associated nual meeting of stockholders, teacher.-, with the older Children re­ HERE DEC. 13—14 Honorable John C Ketcham, for­ selected by county organization— u group of tulVirunia ThompM»n. Rtrfwrt Wilcox. ' with hi* father carrying on tha FOURTEEN LESS RURAL questing tickets for them. try Dejiart- ented masfeians. very capably diDori. Cole. Louise Will. June Scobey. business o: of uh tlie."r Hasting* mnung Printing mer Congressman from this district, At this time we do not know] rwMi<rro i*i mr nnnu-rv busincis nu-nt. and wc understand that in — reeled by Mr. Biferno will act as president Mr Ketcham Wadter. Maurcnr Wlllilto ROUTES IN THE COUNTY Company Mr. Field has always PROCEEDS TO BE USED definitely what day the teacher* of j Others at card tabi*- -Howard. Mc­ nngx wm* — been mter&ted in the pr<»gre*s and is admirably fitted to nil this poet- chided in these assets b.’ a large , No other city in Michigan of Hasthe public wliooto in. Hasting.will I ' tings’size .boosts <uch a musical orFOR WORK IN COUNTY Intyre. Grace Brill. Martan Hailli amount ofcash. riutke the announcement. but t.._ yon .’ I Number Will Further Decline prospeiity of Hasting.' He has nl- t ion and wv know he will do so wit the Thc opening of this new bank-will gnnization. Symphony music not ‘ taken • ' -ra the Rn-ids Are Imfor K ’ xxl citizcnshiij and may be sure that this will be ' as me ko.ius Rie tin i( j;. wbatt.vel Wliuld mukl. ((,? lbt. bank He is so well, known to the be a great help to this Vommnntiy. only requires skillful player:, tbut‘ Camp Fire Girls to Share in —Eloise 8lorcure of in a regular manner at each I proved welfare of this city. He will gtje to l>eoplc of Barry county that no fur­ for it again places in the channels bf also long hours of patient practice ScImioI building Profits—No Advance in ohr buxine-is life finds that mean ' ■• • Dano Naylor. Gordon ii»w u> iuri Ijist week word was received that tlie duties of postmaster his best ther comment is necessary. The local jx-ople who have given Mr. Charles S Pott., will be the much to U;. all. . ... Hubert Long. MllAdmission Charges v.v., ..... «... -. ..«• lower! the jxwl office nt Woodbury. Just pttention A- he is always courteous their time and efforts to the-build-, Next week ------ --------- . , ___ . dred Scudder. Ethel Stanton. Howschool grades of Barry county and I over the line in Eaton county from and attentive to hto duties, there cun new vice-president. His success as Wednesday treasurer of .the Grand Raptdsjm the City of Hastings and we are tng of this organization deserve the 1 Thursday. pane fi five* it is h(>i*ed that thto will be the) (he northcast .corner ot W<x>dland (Continued on jiage ve* Dec. 13 and 14 Ha'., .. . , ard McIntyre. Richard Darby. Bookcase A: Chair Company should iall happy to know tliat the National high pralM' which they have re­ Branch, manager, — l] Soldier and Lady, parsing --Rob­ largest turnout we have ever had. township, hud been discontinued., ■ * ’ of the Strand testify to his good busim:judg- Bunk of Hastings will come into’be- ceived from this city and other Theater here, will put on a special,'ert Furrow. Ethel Stanton. Children atlending parochial school* | This led the writer to think of the ADVERTISEMENTS IN ment. mid his election to the school I ing nt a most bppartune time (Continued on page fivei Subsidiary committees u.wisting tn arc Just ns welcome and are request-1 large reduction in the number of ]show. proceeds from which will be;. , BANNER WANT COLUMN board of our city indicates the con-1 We all extend to the. new bank id to Join thto meipr throng. |x>st offices — in ■ Barry cu'unty when: ' turned over to the benefit of Burry * - production of this play ore as fldence with which he is held by the and those who have worked so hard CHRISTMAS PAGEANT followd: the rural free mail delivery was es- i j County Boy Scout and Camp Fin'j . । to make it a succewful realization tubltohed. also of several since that Bring Buyejs and Sellers To- people. .Girls organizations. The play select-', Publicity—Eloise Storer, chairman. Doctor Burtbn A. Perry has held'our heartiest good Wishes mid sinTO BE GIVEN DEC. 15 |cd is Mr Robinson Crusoe" lea- !William Fox. Martan Weyerman and time. ■ gether, Help Convert Need­ many positions of trust and confi- cere commendatloiw. I Post offices that were well known 'turing'Douglas’Fairbanks. In ad- Bv.--.ie Karmes- • Costumes—Grace Brill, chairman, less Articles Into Cash Written by Rev. Kitching-— 1 dition to the main plgy there will be ' in this county but discontinued (Continued on page fivei . when rural carrier service was cs- ] Every week, through the Banner a comedy, u "hcwsrwl and other Presented Under Aijspices CHECKS BRING . CWA tablished for the entire county, were1 Want Column, there are many«pco-, I short features. The prices charged] of Presbyterian Church 'the following: Gerkcy. Warnervllle, pic in Barry county who get rid of; CHRISTMAS BASKETS will be ?5c and 15c ax usual. On IN MANY PAY DAYS Announcement to made of the i both in Woodland township. Maple articles they had stored away, and A Christinas pageant written and : Wednesday aftemoqh at 3 ‘00 o’clock TO BE DISTRIBUTED dates for the Christmas vacation for produced AT THE DECEMBER MEET- Grove Center. Lacey. Banfield. have no use for. Through our Want wrnr„ by the Rev. John W! i Pritchnrdvillc. Carlton Center, Ce- Column they-get cash—which right 1 or<- Than Two Hundred the Hastings city .schools. pupils with an admission charge of ING OF THE HASTINGS । dar Creek. Gull Lake, Orangeville. now most everyone lias use for.. The ■^Persons in County ut Donations of Food Should Be k School closes • Friday afternoon. Kitching will be presented in Ccn- 10c. "" . | Dec..22. 1932. and opens On Tuesday, tral auditorium under the auspices Yankee Springs Bowens Mills. Par­ buyers are Just as pleased, because Taken to Legion Rooms BROTHERHOODof the Presbyterian church here Fri­ Work on Projects January 2. 1934. . melee, -North' Irving. O’Donnell and they get what they want, al a fe-' day evening. Dee. 15. commencing fused with the annual Scout drive ; Before Friday, Dec. 22 Apprcxixittly 168’ families ... ’ Fillmore- the last three in Irving duced price. , : Approximately at 8:00 o’clock. One hundred peo­ It is simply, un extra benefit which ROYAL MYERS —------ .... ------- - IS CAPT. I township. I There ire quite a number of pco- Barry ~ K1V will take part. The action has Mr. Branch promised the Scout or- t On Tuesday afternoon, a meeting county had their Thanksgiv- । RALPH PIERSON IS ple ! representatives from the churches nF TUP QIIPPPD QflllAn Since the beginning of rural car- pie in Barry county who rarely let been' divided into eight bnlfant. 8 “ nizatton. Because of the fact that , o! 1 bnlkant. SERIOUSLY INJURED scenes ns follows: Uf inc oUrrtn SUU ALL rit.r s<.rvle,. the following other post' an issue of the Banner go out witli- Ins m.ae happier bre.Lhr ol K'the camp Fire Girls need, money to aand ’ other patriotic and civic or­ ------ — m j « I offices have also been discontinued. out having at least one Want Adv. 260.52 in Civil Works Administration I i 1—Grand Patriotic Tableaux. i carry on their activities in the ganizations was held to make the Meeting Monday Night, Dec.) Coats Grove. Morgan, Quimby. Irv- in it—and often several Want Advs. checks that were specially ru*hed Son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude : 2 - Annunciation to t Mary .... by the! county, the Scouts will turn over plans Mr the Christmas baskets to 18—Speaking in Church ',n*. Shuitt and Milo. Many readers tell us that the Ban­ out for them and delivered largely. pi„-onr, trMr. whila nivintr ] Angels" ’ lone-half ot the proceeds from tlu 1be distributed in the city Members ... . I Who would have thought that ner Want Column pays them several thmmrh 3_The Carpenter’s Shop nt Nat- thow to them. All money will to* used 'of these societies, churches, clubs, through tun the personal nffnrre efforts ofii ricrson nuri w • nutn *zi, iiig “ Auditorium i twenty-two post offices, which were times the cost of the paper- every County | areih. . to finance special local projects. 1etc. are urged to cooperate in furTreasurer L. F. Maus and ,n Swimming Pool ' 4 — stable of the Inn at BethlcThe show. "Mr. Robinson Crusoe." ;nuhlng food for the baKkets, Mrs. A. Tl» nnell iwwlnt or the Kuln » h « t Father Bernard N. Gellei- of the I- Hastings friends of Mr. and Mrs. .. . . . .... . lore Iwfnrn Hie mr.tltK" nf rural do. No matter what you have to sell, county welfare committee. These Claude Pierson ।Franc Lombardi of hem. Ls considered one of the best on the W. Woodbbrne is general chairman tings Brotherhood will be Monday. ters before the coming of rural de­ livery service, had been dtocontin--------------— v. — if it has any value nt nil and is us1 thto enterprise and she an­ December 18. at the usual hour. '*'1 checks, according to Mr. Maus, rep-! Pasadena. California, were sorry tot 5—Proclamation to the,Sheph'erds. ■ road. It to a typical Fairbanks' film of that the American Legion full of stunts.'fast action and color.;nounces 1 $even o’clock. It will be unusual in ued in Barry county? But that is Fable, almost invariably there i“jresented pay for wo?k covering a hear of the serious accident which 1 6—Court of Herod. Hiy King ’ MYineone in ..the county. ' who i lK.rl(Xj 0| about a week. Since then' happened last week Monday to11 7—Flight Into Egypt. , The plot i* a rather ingenious adap- 1rooms have been placed at the dis­ that the speaker will be none other the ..... mi. i, IS c*l..fact. n.. -----------------------------------.... . 8—Grand Finale. ta'.ion ot DvFoe’s classic to th** posal of the committee for rccetvthan Senator Arthur Vandenberg of ------------------- ----- — • tneir son Ralpn. aged 16 many changes sell. Through its wide, general clr- llvered to 220 CWA workmen for a. He and some other boys were in Leading parts in the pageant will modern world "But Doug is right . Ing and packing she baskets. Grand Rapids. Tliat is nil that need (Continued on ------page « five) — culatlon all over Burry county, the three-day period up to Nov. 30 be said about the speaker. It will be | the swimming pool at school, and be; King Herod. Finley Johnston;‘there with his thrillers as usual—he ’ All contributions must be at tha Banner Want Column brings buyers A rumor is being spread about Ralph was diving. While trying to Queen Simr-n Mariamme/Mfs. Mnriamnw/xin Hbsv Wai-1 captures ..... a whole tribe ............ .. of threatening. to'gion . - rooms — by Friday, Dec 22.'at u privilege, which every person in and sellers tdgethcr at a very minl- • • ■ a fish-net - •------ -----natives in trap; he scat-. >0 A A. M . .**> the committee may sort Hastings and vicinity will appreciate । HEAR DR. TEMPLIN that the rate of pay for the CWA) avoid hitting another boy who was ton; Joseph of Nazareth, Archie QllkinAV MODMIMP 'num oI “P®""’ If you huve some- I employees to supposed to be 50c per below him. he hit his head and Relckord; Mary, tlie Madonna. Mrs iters an army of besieging cannibals and pack, 'the distribution to be and ought to Improve, to hear Sen- i oUlvUAT IY1U n NIN u -thing ntor Vandenberg. The address will x - of value, - that -you - now - - have hour on highway projects of the back on the wall of tlie pool, it is Ray Waters; Tlie Innkeeiwr. Lau- by tearing down on them from above made on Saturday. Dec. 23 by the be given unatatrs the church . . Missionary From no for. why it into . CWA but tliat 6c’per hour to being thought, seriously injuring him. rence Barnett; Tiie Guardian "Angel, in'a home-made overhead trolley; Boy Scouts. auditorium, so as in to allow peoplei'। « Returned cashuse through an not adv. convert in tlie Banner 1*. is the aim of the committee to ■if.M.W. CV M.-» IM IUIUA ■ “* ““ ) retained os remuneration by tiie io- i Relatives here received word on Mrs. William Ducker. Jr.; Mehchor. he escapes over a fleet of cannibal place a chicken in each basket if ------India to Speak at the '! WB,ft cniumn, King Egypt.• -Dr.- -D. -D. Walton; who ares_. hot--------------members of. -----------the Broth-1I “Pi LOlumn/ cal committee thus accounting for Monday that his condition on Sat- — - of- ---•— _• > boats by shooting himself from a gt- j>os.*ible. and to make the content* "-“r. King "tr.;; of zt India, Afchle S*. “"“c home-made catapult', in erhood. to attend. Tlie center seats □ lictuccc hicimic nr u,e Wc ratc actually being paid on urday was hopeful, according to the!Caspar. D. "gontic Methodist Church of the boskets as uniform as possible. , BUSINESS NEWS OF |rood projects. Thto to’utterly absurd, report of seven doctors at the has- Mcl''’ '^ Balthazar. v,..., cDapald; King of Per- fact n, the play is filled with Pairbankof the auditorium will be reserved I „ . e i. Joe DeRulter; Captain of the ian pranks that make the stunts of If any prefer, they can pay caah for the Brotherhood. The side seats |.®. JS| ortUlAL Hi ICnto I SPECIALJNTERESTj^^^^Vrt nocai oniciais nave nocning.wnat- Kfu* piuu in los ongei and galleries will be open to the ---) ever to.say concerning the rate of was taken for care. --------------------------------------who has served as a mtoslonary in Hastings —- -• -• — -• . . . . — . . is . — .. .. . .. his ... .head.. rhnn.K<>,i,in । tliat that are lacxinc lacking. .- public. Chamberlain. r»^ Dr. r*n^.„«unr«. Carrothers; Lord ♦<>*,<• tafhe. Merchants Offer pay on highway projects. This rao lie .is able to move only ; Boy Scout work has won a recog- i Among the articles needed and (Continued on page fivei The supper will be at the usual India, will speak nt the Methodist [fixed hv by tiu. the Rjntn State wi^ha-uv Highway rnm. Com­ The doctors say that they do not • nlzed place in Barry county. It has requested are. Dry bean*, vegetables hour in the social rooms of the church, telling of ijto work in that Goods at Reasonable Prices 1 mission-and varies in different sec- think the spine is fractured, npr cltiier fresh or canned, butter 'j? country. ■ been worthwhile from the start and ' church. Royal Myers will be Captain 1 jtions of the state according to cm- are jhe bones telescoped, but they MORTGAGEXOANS for Christmas Trade -rr.-r*i sugar, bread, milk, potatoes, _______ _ ' 18 is especially j,o m> now mat that sea Sea scout Scout ole>. • of the supper squad.-He _________ will be os- J Inasmuch ns all tiie foreign mtoconditiona. The rule for think the nerves are affected caus­ The business news in the Bunner pFoymcnt TOTAL S280.200;Ships are being formed for older coffer, tea. appl s. oranges, canned stoted by the following members: I stonary money raised In the Michling the paralysis. The friends of Barry county was originally fixed nt ..boys. . .. .. . ... .... has an.. goods, candy, and any other staples It .is-seldom that. one Stuart Clement. Charles Cook. W. R. J 8a» Conference is sent to North­ this week is of special intercat and 40c per hour. The state udministra- the family hope to hear more en­ Since the farm mortgage relief 'opportunity to enjoy an evening-of that could be used. Cook. L. L. Carroll. John Gill. Rex I western India,, where Dr. Templin importance to our readers, particu­ ' tor of the CWA. however, considered couraging reports from Pasadena. act has been in effect. 186-----fanners {lnt -v entertimmvnt and at are the about *amc ’ ninety families I----------------------------v----- ...M mm. There Foreman. Paul Gangulllct, Ben {served and where Dr.^Stanley Jones larly at this holiday time. In view'of । have applied for loans through thojtlmc (With no extra chnjgc over us- !°n the lUt this year- No toys w.ill be Oldle'y. Darrell Hall. Ross Johnston. 11 ILh done such marvelous work. the fact that prices, generally XKi? overt 200 unemployed office of Willis Streeter totalling uai theater prices' contribute to so placed in the baskets as tiw Camp Rflph Kerr. Russell Kimmel, Leon1 ‘»ito ’ servlet should be of especial speaking, are going higher In tiie not dt-stanl future the people of this $438200 To date 116 loans iiave I uprtll y projects as Boy Seoul Fire girl* are planning a. gift exKrebs and William Lind. interest to (everyone interested in X LISTED in this county been allowed for a total of about chunp ptre Girl work. But thatand u change die siimc as was yualuctcd clty“and county are highly favored As our readers know. Senator j Methodism and in. missions. the full 50c per- hour. ] ~ . . . in having special offerings right now celving Vandenberg was named for a va-1 D. e' Vdetac Workmen on the CWA program in Uovcrnment Provision Has $280,200. The total number of loans, what people of Barry county will • last year. Boy Scouts are gathering cleared through the office of Mr jjaw me opportunity to do on D«i- up. toys-and repairing them for u.*o al the very low quotations made by , tile county are now receiving this cancy in the United States senate! ntolUNo ’Ao I KtAb. “ - to Employ . Been Made ! Streeter does not represent the to- b and 14 when ”Mr. Robinson Cru- at the exchange. ric ben nonce UCDC thc biulness men of Hastings, as can ,rate entire without the slightest per- ‘ by Governor Green and later electItol applied for in-the county since com,.s to !hc strand. ‘ - wv>uld .. .. Clothing of all kinds also. Ur ntU LnUjonLiit be in the advertising columns cd for a slit year term. Few members j 440 in the County cent being deducted for bonuses or; many persons applied. to the gov-~ , , 1 1 1 — * . . in this issue. be acceptable if anyone wbhes to of that tliat body have ever come into lnt0': Harry Hayes Has Served in nH»rvk« nf Ih* 'commissions.-The county treasurer DcVon Putnam, who is registering ernment direct Th™ 7Xtu.,r.c “.^CASHIER CARTER SPOKE fl£ntK atim. u iS That Capacity Very Capably *£\£ViVTdo^? mttoX%V^duu^ on of estimating Just whut the total: may be. although it is probable that AT COMMERCIAL CLUB fraternal and patriotic organiration. srmuo. yandentenrH. u* Burnt for Several Year. ’ ing of nmerchandise JJcl„nS„,,n '»•>» n u qiau ertdrenh.1 the tMapor______ V.MM club and .... society that v~. possibly can in the next few --------- —It is quite evident that the temjjor- the great majority of applicationsj speaker. a thinker and a patriotic —*-------- -------------------ary employment provided by the have paired through the hands of i Explained National Law for »’>H cooperate in thU movement. No After many years of faithful serv- months ._ will do well to not only ) American statesman.. ANNUAL^MEETING. government will not suffice for that Mr. Streeter. It has been predicted I „ . , „ , I special number ot basket* will Im* Ice Harry G. Hayes hu>t\week re- look over the business news ~ ... in this | annual meeting of the Barry number. ' by various |>ersoiu that within a Guaranty OI Hana .... any society .... ... .. BAZAAR AND CHICKEN allotted this year. all --------------- ------------signed as treasurer, of thV Barry issue of tlie Banner, but also to give: The muiua* .. — ... will bef government allotment to year the total amount of money' Deposits SUPPER ON SATURDAY. ■ County Red Cross. The'JU&l Chap- attention to the store announce-- County Agricultural Society I will work together thus insuring w H Tlie American Legion Auxiliary ter is greatly indebted to him for his menu that appear each week in tlie held in the court room at. the court Ban-y county to a total of 440. who coming Into the . county through: w.™ E. c,,w. Ihr new e„hkr . ' will hold a Christmas bazaar at the ■ lontf* years of fidelity to this great Banner’s column*. It would be im-1 bouse on Saturday. Dec. 9.1933. for will wcurewmk on special projects these mortgage relief loans will toLegion rooms on Saturday at 3.00 cause, and tn appreciation presented possible to make particular mcn-llle election of President. Treasurer, Cftheae the nd alloted to tije Civil tai about one-half million dollars. teachers club to P. M. At 5:00 o’clock, a chicken sup- Wm with a dozen Michigan toms to tion iq this write-up. but we assure;Secretary and three directors for a works Administration' “JJMmunn <t .wv years-and two for one work- The Re-empfayment . . .Commit... . BISHOP . ,** ling or the Hastings. Commercial I GIVE CAROL SERVICE per will be served to the public,: cheer him on hla way to California's our reader* that they will find it to .term of two MHORMICK AT Zdv^itMe mreJd the- Liver- 1 ye*r to * fill Poll* win will »» be tee tee have have started started about about futv fifty and and ex. ex-' KMMANIEL ClIVRCH.'club He gave a very clear explanaprice 25 cento, come and gel your]sunshine1 and roses. • ------- -- ■—- — ’• vacancies. «>nii« Emmanuel ch tH4na wrtiimna of'the Raimer rare 'open at 10 A. M. and remain open pect to have the 220 alloted them at' This Sunday afternoon. Dec. 10th.; tion of the federal deposit guarantee, Membera of the Hastings readier* Christmas gifts and your supper.I '""J ."L—. f ullv g th?^ wrek and ta f utu JTweeki' ' until 5 00 P. MThe business session work before December 15. which war, at 5.00 P. M . the Confirmation servlaw. which the members great ly ap-1 Club will present tfjelr Chrtalma* All are welcome.—Adv. BURGLARS BL.S1 AGAIN. lully this week ancMn future weeks. h|< cornn)enW gt. one.uurty at the date-fixed. More are being added ice will be held in Emmanuel Epis-1 predated. Mr. Carter made a fine, Carol songfrat in Central audits------------- I Monday night, or early Tuesday tTWR TAXPAYERS, i door of the East End Cigar Will be at Don TAXPAYERS.' Wright’s store, and Secretary be read and any dally. BALTIMORE which time .... the*Ul reports ot Treasurer icopal church. The Rt. Rev. John N.1 impression with the members of the lum here qn Sunday altcriioon. Deo NOTICE TO HASTINGS morning, someone Jimmied theStore. rear TO -------------------------------------------- -------....^ ... ---------------------------- - • ! ■ ■•••------ J — -* —• ----------- ---------------------- McCormick. D. D . Bishop of this;club, who are sure he will be a wei-: 17. commencing at 4 00 o'clock 11il4 HOME DEPARTMENT. ] Diocese, will confirm and preach, come addition to the business cirdes event to one of the annual features I will be at the Hastings City owned by Will Ducker. A small Dowling, every Thuraday. beginning I other business that may come before ink. Dec. 9. 16, 23. 30 and Jan. 6 to amount of money was secured, but Dec. 14. at home every Friday and the board will be transacted. Every The Home Department of the The public is cordially invited. Par-'of this dty. Wo wish we had space.of the Christina* *e**on here. The llect taxes. For other Information as far as known nothing in the way at Hastings City Bank every Satut-1 member is urged to be present and Women’s Club will meet Friday. Dec. uhtoners and friend* will unite in this week to mention the^®‘nu b» .complete program will be pubttoftw 8. with Mrs. W. R. Cook tn charge, tendering the Bishop and clasrf an I covered in hto talk, but space for-. next week.- One of the prlnetpal call 734—F4 or write Chester L. Are- of stock was taken, the burglar, or day. during December and January,If ’ ------------------ - take part. Burton Perry. Pres.. "Household Economies" to the sub- ■ informal reception in the Parish)bids. We will, however, do thto next jnumbers, however, win be the Hdto; hart. Hostings Twp. treasurer. Has-, byrglars. evidently seeking nothing to collect taxes. John Birman, ‘ '' ject. . House, immediately after Die service. | week. jlujah Chorus from "The Msetten P. C. Parker, Secy. tings, Mich.. Route 4.—Adv. 1 wk. ! but cash. Adv. 12-13 *“ Treasurer. 12-6—Adv. It Is A New Bank, Splendidly Equipped for Business; John C. Ketcham, Pres.; Charley S. Potts; Vice-Pres. and War ren E. Carter, Cashier. Has Fine Board of Directors momt - NEW POSTMASTER REAL TOT FOR 07178214 MINT FEWER POST­ OFFICES N THE CO BOY SCOUT BENEF SEN. VANDENBERG WILE BE SPEAKER ; , - �.THE IIKTINCS BAXXT'R WfllXtMHV. DECEMBER K. 1313 PAGE TWO HASTINGS CITIZENS ARE HIGHLY FAVORED COMMENTS ON WORK OF HASTINGS PLAYERS LOCAL NEWS nlrrialntnen Our Central Auditorium Has Proven a Reul Coni inanity Asset Enquirer-News Praises Bat tie Creek Performance5 Of ' "The BriiiE' px-Under the heading. Calcs P.-.(/V» of WMUitiK Give EnUrUha:.. Performance Hrr< ‘ the itattli- c. < < Enqulrri -Nr».“ voinnienlcd, A* fol“ wnc'niing Hie prrtarm.in.1 >t. "Tlie Brine, a thr> given by the loyal 1 . jcfie auditorium. Bat tlie Little Theater Gn-t = : RECEIPTS*FROM RED itfOli .* . were given a Mini nrighbrring uwn croup l» doing brh wlien Usey aard $ 13 <10. Gifts 8 i luiurli- ttwy plact.v <.-£port *:hl doOb! bi' larger. bort -ot ilv CGO ftur„qir'b> , In thia Uk-ue th..: h< ha- . y>pcc.al niai: ’ll. ail made by’himself -Vou of the' rrwuM. . TING LAST WGHT IN M. E. SOCIAL ROOMS Theater « The i Conducted Two. Ad uxonipanin Given A ft men appreciate ital held 8 >iui Noble* on MuiiJa', Inspirational Address by N H .Vethboer, a Na­ tional Trustee edy. "The Bride. B.dclman hd* been .«• purchased. W. H. M. S. THANKOF­ FERING HELD SUNDAY CROSS ROLL CALL AU Sections of County Have Not Yet Reported—Total to Date Is $257.00 HI BidcUmn A cotnj.L r rcpe:t <>! ihv • H-d Rev Helen Bland Saturday evening Cn<M> taembwsldpr. ub' iijuxl durin'; tile recent RvlLCall !a nut ye; availGeorge Smith U ihhii-1'nbl«*> retr’rt.* th- county cJuilrnmn. H*ad Rev. I. L !>»< ' advertnement m W for Rfc«ipt> lr.>ta th • ba lav a district I'ut ticulani . el uerc Sllil.M'. loan xt. and Mra. PitdA J,-- •' havb inovvu in: • the A K Fnuidken Freeport. Pr. ChaA •ft ft A ft ft & combined. t> S NEW INSECTICIDE HAS BEEN DISCOVERED I’, cordially invite thrpeopie of- this vicinity to visit this Christmas Store timing this holiday season. It is not too early to buy your gifts now. Stocks art; at their best,-selection is much easier, too. Your purchase may he in love clues pom*. w tier The buticr Js fitu CIVIC PLAYERS GIVE REPORT ON FUNDS parttnent. T bachelor' w; thing end* Ji 'Laurent? s! ft A ft 4 A A a inch 'hi through eflorU *»l UU’ c A Ml 9 S nJ pep and' th If Prrhau. ft & ft <5 ft A S *> A 111 ft' be more convenient for yon to take them. .Gifts from this store are M !f FORTY ENROLLED IN .TEACHERS* COURSE "A i.7 SETS POSITION AT Miss Ione Catton Prese-atin; COURT ST. CHURCH .quality or style. >’! M t.; Lessons on "Principles K. nn. • Smith Appointed DiROTARIANS HAD FINE i ctor <ff R .-i’gious Ed MUSICAL PROGRATA nc.-.liun There A & ^i i-; i1 tiishcd si w i- 1 w G, W 1; & WATERS & £ CLOTHES SIIOI I’ n "(lifts Men z\[i|ireciute ft ii n Kf w REfi:3TER RECORDS I09 LAND DANK MORTGAGES M I >3 >Mort„ .-v5 SI 39.300 . Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column Telephone 2272 SUNDAY — MONDAY “FOOTLIGHT PARADE A-G ■ FELDPAUSCHS FOOD . MARKET . AFFILIATED STORE STORES Hastings, Michigan A-G STORES Adult* 2Sc COUPON OLEO TUESDAY NIGHT .COUPON LCKRICH Coffee Ruth Chatterton in her b -st to date 26c FEMALE” It! It I Gtltll.i: HI l lit1 Cheese ib. 15c Cigarets iOS Butter ib »J>/2c Hamburg 1 ib. 25c AIM I IS Hpil ( WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY by the K DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in Pork Loin Roast Rib End lb. “MP.. ROBINSON CRUSOE” man Comedy1—"Salt Waler Daffy” LfttentH Abt I I * : < l.x I ( tll/.UR! FRIDAY — SATURDAY ; John r and D»v.d 8. Goodr. G Hay. - The that Uie dclcnd»o tr.r v.Uage tor iu di'poniu made utioiial Bank Tlu? Warner Oaland and Heather Angel in (hi Detective Story— “Charlie Chan’s Greatest Case u» retrain Comedy—"The Entertainer" And Mickey Mouse—Mickey's Gala Premiere Alft IT* 1.'. I I.M< paying any men lu ’entins tn nt < fill.Oh l \ Mr. ‘OBfien by Mr. Sta. abou*. them unid thh auk that! be deter* . ir.lutd. . Swiss Steak HAM ENDS 1OC Beef Kettle Roasts Home Dititad lb. 10c Swift's Branded Beef L'Aoitr lb, 14c Hams. Armour’t Star or Suiift't Premium �Sporting Items H. H. S. CAGERS BREAK , , . O even IN OPENER bas turned oln many fine - ’ ' . trout ye.i:*. at:d ti e one First Team Loses to St. PhV« ips' 28 to 15—Reserves fit M -Irani game Win 25 lo 17 1 .Hastings High'- imxperkne’d bu TitompMU.i rnihUAiiMtn. Miuud of barfa-teri.-.. bioke even i.i their tir.-t lilt ut the scBMin against st. Philips of Battle Cns'k heir Friday evening, the ht-t team krttyg 28 to 15 and >h< .icond team winning 25 to >7. Tne nnt-team game w? a nip- NINE EVENTS ON and-tuck. affair up until the final 1.0. 0. F. BOX CARD <iumter wlwli • •Smith. .-St Philip-' t'd tluee field gonh ■iun from near the middle ot (}><■ loot • -t r the lu%'L<l< I' iim'. Up until ier team hud been .... wing card ot um.v j ■ranged.. Hie their Thunksflitnur' .tear boxing ______________ show nr Odd Fellow.; Anna lu'rr Thursday evening. First Event — l»uis> Barlow., HasGrund tings. 131; A/Um Mo rrnpidx. i2» Sei ond Event- Lone-, Bailey. Has- sights mid the .con Hasting- lai.'J it. ’ Third Event long ‘shuta uimpt Smith of BatFifth Event Hub Gerk»-, Grand hu*tirev spectaculm Rapids. 138; Curly Bailey. Bridhtg. i tin- final period 137 Sixth Event. -Ken. Buehler. Free-: on tlw Hh.s- poyti lab;-•Marlin Shannon. Balding. titUP FORESIGHT VALUES! VALUES Large Assortment of Ladies ’ Novelty Vests and 31 vear-.J EXTRA VALUE in l’< mu'v's i <*.itS give vou life right t<. EXPECT MORE to­ day* TIum- arc lavish vvith .furx, up io (hr-inirmu* in style ap|x-hl . . . am! >iiii|ily titurvauus al the price!. Ninth Evi-nt-Grand Rapid: Fly-‘ 'il’l'.t, 1)2, Pete Button, Wayland,, 27 Inch White 5 Yard Cuts In Hastings! Bloomers Two years ago we opened with a very con­ servative stock, seeking your ideas for build­ ing a larger, more complete stock. Gradu­ ally we have built our stock until now WE HAVE THE LARGEST, MOST COM­ PLETE STOCK WE HAVE EVER HAD, at prices that equal our opening stock. If you miss our Anniversary Event you lose money. 7"C "cJC Outing MEN’S MEN'S VALUE Full Cut, Chambray Overalls SHIRTS I5c 69c 2nd Anniversary SPECIAL T Bin Training will be given in < lenn u’.ruy ;trrrejMfr WtKxiland Seoutmu.st<-r.diip. 'Cuhping and Sea •Scout Leader; hip * A s|x cial class Mr troop ;oinmltt<s-m<n will be led by Hugh Rilev Lemb r. m charge undbicjk" and fnmit of tin‘ K. Rvtfl. ’Icvelund. .ring and Mi and Mr and dairghu r pt by Hjirvev Buru<*«.. Scout enjoyed an uitei-novn fiike cuiintry. Test passing was i Mr and ,Mi .. Owen Smith taint'd Otto TownMUtd and I Back fi |r<| by H< tnuul Mi'Piiarand Rev. rind Hollow, when- plaits Ui tv ninth- und Th.iiik:<riving th pti-lnrtimir v woik dum* .tin a Cub Thank.sgivin,-' । CounrfJ Rim; This k the* nr.st of 'it- kind tn tiie County and th‘- bays BliX'tifrX wvrr. Mt und Mt S'rung and babv. Nancy I we. k. Pu< k N<> !> i*. dur to r<rigtster next month, mid tub* miC conimitirrmrn ate urged to com­ g'-r and children of Liberty Mill.;. plete their rcgb.tration tix won a: Indiana, if-..*': Glenna Bfochvt of IXr.sible. • -. Holland and ’Lr.-hc Lockwood of Hastings H> v and Mrs Frank. Maxon of more township. SatyidaV- Dee 2 C.tk-dnma spent Thanksgiving with . Eight boys the McOmbcr and Mr. .mtl Mrs Gfiy Kuntm.r. 'I! Katitrnr and fam* 'Saturday evening. Dec. 2. Ilk ScoirtA athi five lenders put on n Glenn Wotrmg and family • jx-nt , nrogrmn qt the Goodwill Gominuni- Sunday al lh-rt Wotring's m Nash- i *tv church The program of the eve­ villc. ning included an investiture cere-1i liev. and Harley Townsend enter­ many for Lynn Stedgi*. a’ new Scout'tained Mr and Mrs. G. W Teeter in Troop 71. a first aid demonstrn-;land Mias Vonda Conley Thunkakivtion bv Scouts hd by Vernon Win-. ,lng. ' . % . • Inger showing various batidiigcx. artMr. and Mrs Charin' Clonk enter* iflcial r/xpirmion' untPsaving of life: taiped Mr and Ms- Walter FL-liVr from a Hye wire, was a practical' and sun Edward and Mi and Mi.• application of the Scout work Gu'i-, Glenn Densmore. and daughters tai’ and mouth organ selections’, Bunday. ' . given by Fred. Bnllam-e and Charles I Mi . and Mr; Paul Townsend enSnalkcr were a*part of the take. tvrtiilned her family from Brethren Thanksgiving. wen- wakened by the bugle ahd in' a very interesting and comic man­ FranX Densinuoe u no better at tlus-| ner went through a day’s program.; writing. . Short talks by T S. K.‘ Heid. Scout—— I’ »n«l Mrs. Glenn Wotring and I Troon 71. and un.i Hugh itnoh hii ..v 1' family sjs-nt Thanksgiving with ■ master, of Troop Riley. Barry county chiilrnuin. closed the; Fred Wotring of Nashville program. The Scout?.->rcaUy en-| ------- —------- ---HOLME Joyed a fine stipixr and the people . . of the community tv, n- high in Mr. and Mr- Fred Cole and son praise of the evening's entertain- '■! Grand Rapid:-, Mr. and Mrs. ment. ‘ ' i Homer McGowan of Ackers Ptiln"., Monday evening. Dee. 11. Russell’Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wwriley. Mr. ClevelanfFv and Douglas Hindes,-and Mrs, Fred Maine and sons <*f Skipper and Mate of the 8,-ascout' Lake Odessa. Mr. and Mrs May-j Siii;> "Rodman ' of Hastings, will' *iard Li-ak of Lansing. Mr and Mrs lx- the guests of tlu* American -Le- Glen Edwins ant! daughter, of Sungion Post nt Ot-egu and Sea Scouts field anti- George ‘Nash o’ Quimby and Leaders of Allegan county will; wa re Thanksgiving, giicsU at Bin be,entertained Otsego is spdnsbr-1Crockloni'sinu a,new Sea Scout Ship and the* -Laverne Cooper rind.Arthur Fulrlocal lenders will "help in ltt> oig.uii-; kr left Friday accompanied by their ration. teacher in Hastings to spend a lew Dates of Importance for County days in Chicago. ’ , , Scouts and L aders also include the Mr and. Mrs Walter Durkee and 12th of IXwembcr when Woodland Mr.- Sarah Durkee spent ThanksCommunity piogram for parents giving at Elmer Rt.lng'.s in Hastings, find Scouts will be staged in the. Mi. Floyd Fcncetetmikrr. Rex; town hull. Dec Ifi the Aren Coun- Martha. Ru<idrlf anil Jimmy li lt <11 An a meeting will be held at the Thursday meaning for .Ohio to atScottt building in Battle Creek. This temi the funeral of (heir father and is u|ien to all. | grandfather. < Dec: 20, county-Wuk> Court of Mr. and- Mi. K< Durkee an'd. Honor at circuit court room. 7 15 Mr. and Mrs. Rolahd Valentine P M The last chance for-official spent Thursday IR FredyJurkre -, : recognition of advancement In 1933.* Hubert. Barnum. Plrrfiis, Vivian, All Scouts und leaders should be and Roger Barnum have been on present ; thp sick list. Saturday. Dec. 23, when each Mr. and Mrs. John Woodman of trooji m Hastings is asked to fur-! East coats Grove spent Thursday at nish five Scnut.s in. uniform to aid Hubert Barnum'sin the distribution of Chrtstmaj; Mr and Mrs Arthur Fox and Mrsv basket* for tlie Welfare Board. Gladys Bamum of Jackson were Committees in charge <*f distribu- Friday visitors al L. A. McIntyre's t:on -----this ------year — are. T. ° S. K Reid, Mr. and Mrs. John McLeod spent Earl Palmtvticr, and Lloyd Shafer. Wednesday al Frances Coleman's in Scouts arc to meet at 8 00 A M at Southwest Hastings. the Lagion hall where the four Mr. and Mrs Forrest Parmelee' trucks will distribute baskets to the and children of Battle Creek and needy in each, of the four wards. ; Mr. and Mr^ George Vanden Bosel) i Monday evening. Dec. 4, Scouts and ..... daughter of Allegan spent i of Troop 73. Hastings, Earl Palma- Thursday'with Xrs. Mr Etta pannelee. j 27 INCH WHI TE Assortment of Ladies’ 1OCyard Box Handkerchiefs FAST COLOR ' PRINT 11C yurd PLAID 6c yard 2\ 2 Lb. Quilted .Cotton Batt 39c 8 oz. Bleached Extra Sixx, 72 x S4 Singlt Reversible. DEEP NAP Cotton Batt BLANKET IOC $3.98 70 x 80 Double Crib Blank- QE/» ets, 30 x40 4OC Cotton Blanket $1.49 66 x 80 Double, Deep Nap BLANKET $1.98 Children's Sleepers Children's AQ Wool Helmets * v/C Children’s Sweaters CQP Ov/C Ladies’ Silk and Boys’ Wool HOSE TIES 59c 116-118 E. State St. Hastings, Mich. Ladies' Men’s Glentex 98c Rayon Scarfs Boys’ Fancy Golf Hose 69c 49c 19c Q Handkerchiefs LC $249 Boys’ Fancy DRESS SHIRTS NOW Anniversary Specials 98c Boy’s Suede Cloth Shirts OXHIDE OVERALLS 6^0 - X— Dress Rubbers Men’s Fancy Jack Set Men's 4SuigJ'’i;- $«98 Fur Felt Hats LUCKY Chocolates 1-lh. box Men ’s Blanket Robes I.I SCIOVS ASSORTED DeEci-■!?. creamy c«ifcct:< ait that melt in your m-.uth! Pure! Nu- "CIC ASSORTED Holiday Sjrccial! Wash Cloths -» UNBLEACHED . Dress Gloves g Bulbs 5 yards 65c 49c 49c Dolls 98c Light Sets 39c Steam Roller 98c Wood Toys 10c HORSMAN CHARA C TER 25C O"C Men’s Horsehide, Lined Steel Sulky ^CHRISTMAS TREE Stevens’ AH Linen Crash tfnior. Suit MUSLIN EaAh 25c Ladies’ Rayon Stripe 3c . pair Dress Shirts Doll Cab Cotton Sheet BLANKETS Don 'I Miss This Large Heavy Outing GLOVES 2 Men’s Fast Color 2nd /Anniversary Toy Specials AIL SIT.C1. 100 Only Heavy, (irown Nap Out 49c News !-raut* Rivbarrl Keiiyon. Karl Wel­ fare and Hubert Gorham Th;.। troop is increasing rapidlv injminTlrursday < v-mm: !>•< 7. fi 30 P ' beranip and u. planning such a cen1 '. M« >h<>dlM rhiln h. Hastings, the many for all in< ummg boys. d! 2nd Anniversary Fancy Socks imlister. will' M»g<* Hoy Scout ' Ladies’ All Rubber Fleece Lined Galosh See *r Them Today! Wglith’ E-ant — Edu.<td, SIcilMi. Grand Rapids. 11'i. Vic Black. Bi'id- 5^§C Shoes Ladies’ Rayon । Event—Frank Spethng.. 121; Art - Dowdell. Belding,’ partirularly good.brand of game , Two games are on thf* wdu ftul. Coats Beautiful PENNEY’S Celebrate Their ga jw Ladies' Pure Silk, Full Fashioned Silk Hose that challenge comparison! HeGrath. Has­ liii-h aiid tspu silnli-d ut tin* Thurniv i quad. - ... thousands of dollars for you in 89c 2nd Anniversary Specials MEN'S 15% WOOL $1 Union Suit MEN’S BLANKET LINED $1 ___________ £______ Men’s O’coats Every Overcoat In )' the Store Grouped at 15 the One Low Price of y $622' JACKET MEN'S $1 Work Pants MEN’S 12 LB. COTTON RIBBED Union Suit MEN’S HEAVY WORK . Suspenders 69c 35c Sj98 MEN’S SUEDE CLOTH JACKETS CHILDREN’S ALL WOOL, BUTTON Heavy Weights Belted Models Half Belt Styles All Sizes at the Start Snow Suit Lunch Kit .nd VACUUM BOTTLE, The Set Z— . $£18 j. c. ptnn^Y to.inc|i �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER G. 19.11 PAGE FOt'H The Hastings Banner any*responsible ,,nl w' d 'ul" a official at Washingu Xiews and Opinions; errn considering a printing pn-sf. \ Wlldt- Others St< ■ . made in this country will be done in ■ .... -• •. YKin an prdcrly manner. Tlie only way ’CENTRALIZING OUR ‘SCHOOL! fur inflation to get out of control is hvMlctilxan* .-.tmerlntcndcnl spreeof hot money. Any adjustment V eighth to. remove all restraint from tbi ■printing presses. The goyernrwit a lull control of tljes* pfe.\ws and trefdre has the power to control lation. At presw-nr, in spite ot the :t that Jhc United States is off the gold standard, currency* ndjustmen w going ahead, in relation to the to tai gold stock In this country Some authorities claim that the do! vwatefr tin- p central hand, prcsumablyth own tsfllcy. Hta idea "from the t p down. rything ’Hat .lie xm Describes San Jose Lynching -■ Detroit since Sept. 19th. left hut* Backward Glances; ■ Z\1. ‘S ».‘l Bits of Yesterday days. Mr and Mr*. Frank Rorafaeck and i TEN YEARS AGO TODAY .Mr and Mrs. Herman Froc-t spent Mi William D, Campbell had as Thanksgiving with relatives at Hick' Hianluvivutg uue*u. Mr. and Mn orv Corners. APP mid daughter. Sue. and' Mr., Mrs. Ren Main and daughter FlorNewberry <d Quincy, and Dr. and cmx- hjx-nt Thanksgiving with' Mr Brutal Criminals CauseMrWhetton of -Hillsdale. and Mrs. Frank Maus ot Kalamawo .Hob Anger Mim Heat — C. ~ Carrolbers ~ 'und! ^Mr and J-.hn Jj^jte visited ^*r 4,i ‘... l Mr.v Jnh.. ... .v....... Arid Ferguson cl D. ■ .Mr “... hdu Mrs J. K. Ji llr ,nUl’’ SI:-' trott. .-pent TfiahkjgninB dav FOriTY YEARS AGO TODAY < Oiliruinui. whir., llr ullrt ,,r mmnMIto M„. Rulh („ (...... . . ------ ---------- ------ , , , "• rh<->-’“* inurmui; J;....... Thankaginn« with Mr Cl-iience-Barber and wife. John G ui John Hulim-.. ^nf'-'-‘'d.inur<i<’r- und Mrs Albert Hessmer. MrKugler and Os<ur Cnxsk ure among kidmippiiig <d Brrok p;::::.: Hr. rner nnd .--pn Dwight returning with !t"'- Mvst victim! of iagripjic. li. Ko.r.j-H w*n j.i-r-tor Friday and Saturday ' E-p Andrew Pr<ib|Mt'l Ann mother. Mr j.-.d Mr,. Kniyi-.t and II- She suited he liter. Mis* Minnie KnUht ol and n mjs -Grand Rapids Herald. Ttunilugn'in ■ Allie Rock of Detroit Vliitl lir-d-lland Account Rosevale Market THE COMPLETE FOOD SHOP The following ure a few of the Special Items for Fri­ day and Saturday, this week, Watch our windows for REAL Prices oni Meats Hindquarters of BEEF Ground Beef 5 lbs. 25c Weiners 3 lbs. 23c Lard, 3 lbs. 24c Not Chicago Hem* Cured and fiiaekrd Pig Hams • t« U 16. Avrta(» pled new. to publish. I. miter 39. 1933. ihand Rapid* visited relatin'.- here la/.t week. . F G Silvby. Rapldx, iln-y will join her husband Mrs Maude Miller, jk nt Sunday Bacon daughter Gt gramison,- Dim: e been tending about Mr. und ' Mr lynching yon all mu-: is with bloody hands iblv thing und my John a.s fRnnerty of Mlddlevil what thuy .should be McLean and daughh .•■uivrviMir fur many ycai lb. 9c Smoked Picnics 1 Oc 4 lb. 14c .<■ lbs. Meaty Spareribs Q < V & 1 qt. Sauer Kraut “» ■ Side Pork Minced Ham lb. 9c 2 lbs. 25c Beef Ribs lb. 4c Beef Roasts lb. 5c BEEF SUGAR STEAK Bound. a«run, nuloin <•! tin ">• 8c . Ii'.r . t:> thw city. uiH tender him a do­ nation on Friday evening. Dec 7th, nee of Mr Teal, Hon. Robot I T. A PAPER FORTUNE 10 - 53c lh tjie death ni Hiram J. KcnllGu. I HOW MQtuR SUOVI ■Jiiireh j. build- a spirili'd the Club RtH»m on Sun- A Quotation Mackerel 3 cans 25c Cocoa, in quart can 19c W.SCHENKEL, Mgr. Emmanuel Church Scwingkiuui oj-cat.< which were imhitiu* up will b> •ntertain.d <>n Fit- lujiie uanet und Printer Grave.-. day afternoon-'by Mr.s. Jami> W. ri u.-ed up und^aid "Bub.' ’1 guess Gentlemen are invit'd to jjnli-’n up there We nil laughed and tlie-e were line qjd primers luxl word*. He .axiti ihcretittiT paxwcl tn inc lor him -Detroit Ne« ENDS Saturday Night, Dec. 9! RIG! 1 1 NOW we wish to thank the people of Barry County and surrounding counties for the generous pa­ tronage given us. We sacrificed profit and MORE . We needed the money and at the same-time were anx i(His to DO OUR PART in the BUY NOW and SAVE CAMPAIGN! h or the balance of this week we are making greater reductions on broken lots of merchandise. $4.50 and $5.00 Flannel SHIRTS Horsehide Coats GENLINE front quar- t A Qt ter. WOOL LINED/I — $12.50 value, NOW T . GiOlX-DcmOlTiit living H'dy of Our World i.irandj a lax. B • rnn tirnugh. and urea that the other 35 mm uxi belong th him.—Olilo St : 1.a . u! at-bu wi-re thus and see how many things friend* haven't sent era Syndicate. nitration U chaite.sU in> Large Assortment of Wool Sweaters at About Half Price. Hundreds of other articles for Men and Boys at Greatly Reduced Prices. If it is an Overcoat you need don't fail to get our prices. Watch for our Holiday Announcement next week. Choice $2§3 $3.50 and $4.00 Flannel SHIRTS Choice $1 88 boys r of the family Mrs H/F. have Bnx.it Lambie & Doyle I'HE 1931. at ent rel than a mxstfr. been a the pos publics Ice rule having continua non <1: I* fixed S100. no l.« the enlcrprtemg uwnr the run t looking barns in th” Sv Mr GreuM'l. Robert Dnu.-on lountv am! with Stanley M«»tc nt and Mr. Cotarit und inyM’ll u-nl -N;u.h-’theiv that evening and found him COMPULSORY SALE . <1 thttd f Our Menis Arc All Michigan Homc'Dresscd PHONE 2162 niter supper und we will no up to 1. ■ poslma chosen postal s Harte-. E'-u. hnd Pungent Paragraphs efficien obliging Wn.-duu Ji'tletTon i-»djiy • vening th in Smith wa xl a member «, j-ince u made |x This a ma thin 2 lbs. 34c’ Iri'iid. imanunoui.y lie ente as a cl Golden Bantam Corn 3 cans 25c Our Choice Coffee BrtxH” by Mn 'Co faithfu tered u Mr of Ibis riving JoHn«. Half e: Wiiole your friend’and xluiw him II rANDINO EUROP! INTR STOKE FOR DAD LAD liercentn which « Tlie gov that fun the )XJh �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER. WFDNEfiDAY. DECEMBER 6.. 1933 of Mf. Flatt's service m postmaster. HASTINGS CHRISTMAS PAGEANT the public will say that he has taeu 1J???-r DEBATERS r . eJ os faithful and efflcient as Will DEFEAT EAST LANSING TO BE GIVEN DEC. 15 : Shulters. no higher compliment could beqmld him. All of Mr. Field '. Team Wins Unanimous Deci< Continued from page onei ' friends believe he will make a fine High Cltancellnr. Robert t ■’reTnnrand gire the very best that i» Bion'af Judges -Meets Paw 1 J^v There Dec. IS Jewish High Pried. t.e.:n [tn him to ucrve rhe |><opte of Hus(Continued from'page on*— fCaniijiued- from page onc» Th*’ Robber chief. Conn i ting?- and vicinity efficlfntly and ILuLfoigx High school debvlrt* u>p ■ rjK.4L i satisfactorily. The Banner Ims no an unanimous decision froth an East France* Andru ixj notctebbl about the office bring'doubt that he will succeed. •on; Simon. L faithfinly and efficiently udminiaMr. Shultcu <<in lay down hU Lansing team in tlie High achool as­ Gordon Cniihi r.- : cuurt Dai tered under him. , ftiutiw with the satisfaction of sembly room here Wednesday evcGordon Haven-.-und Harold prrfcixis belle Adroume; OHnntai Unn-: Mr Bhtilters trru- been it resident' knowing that hr ho* been a faithPi4grafii.s c -irftie Coak. chair­ nes Johnson and Viulti 'of this city for thirty-five years, ar-'fui public servant, on the job every soiled: That al! hiuaiiiiub'.ing should riving here from hi* itorne town. st. j minute, uang his be*t io satisfy the be done in station.' owned and con­ man. Helen Anders and Ixthu Krlby the Ftderal Government " Angel of P'-ac Jojins, Mich, tn 1898 Twenty-nine patron* of the local pmt office. It trolled Muk<--Ui>- m>> Angel of. Beau years ago on tlx* first of September! h'" been quite remarkable that in ItUAtings defended the lygatne idde Mias Dori., Shute, I> unis McIn­ Prli he altered the Hastings Pi»t Oflire'lb'' elrven years lie lux' beeii'ponO m a -clerk All post office employees ina-iU-r In- lias never had to lay off tyre and Lillian TolhurtA argued for land Geraldine 1 hairman. E soon after this came under the civil a Mngle day on account ot fllnras II Hastingx. Ruth Fagan. Robert LUI Ticket* -Rot* remcc law.and hr ha-scontinued cvei will be pleasing all around, and aiJt Robert Refior were the oppon­ und Ian trotvid Kin I since under tliat system. He was firs', helpful to the new pxMlmastrr. to ent.'. Tlie judgt:. A.-r- Mx ini’’.men, Kenneth I made poglnuater September'18. 19Xl.pu»vc Mr. Shulters continue in the Nintle <>! Grand .Rapid;: c< ntral. Martin Seven of Grand, Rapid' ciiaractei Thi;. appointment came as a • pro ' local office, 'Christian, and John Hartcma of Lynn Pc «... We have*“mentioned------’several motion from the ranks, -it was well • time* ‘ f >t’.'' U’n ^learrvrd. for he hud always 1been **»•* itreaUy increased n ceipts of the debate on the Hastings ”* next ' efflcient In his.work, courteous and- Haitrngs pastoffic during 1933. which. The obliging in all hU dealing* with : will make It- after July 1 next un schedule Will be with Paw Paw there: ciialnnuu Prompt folks For a little mote than eleven|[office of the first-claxa again, with h years, therefore, he has served a.i!I nice increase In the salary ot the hi* team toiKLs'.ing ot William Mini* Juc postmaster. Undoubtedly, if hr had i postnuuU'r. which, we pfesume does Baclnnun and the Ml-»Heleir The play iVdivli Keeler and Lillian Twlhuxsl will d» chosen to do so. he could' have j nof make it aay less satisfying to fend the affirmative side of the A<t 1 —Blur . served the remaining year of his [Mr. Field. question already stated: third four-yedr lean, which would1 tune, morning -have explicit the iHtli of December. TWO MEN FOUND THAT z 1934. al wnich time he would have! defeated Kalamazoo Cen­ been lor thirty years in tlie jxwiul [ NRA LAW HAS TEETH alreudy tral. The e'/Hv.-i.e u true. H.u.ting* ten years later but service, and entitled io retire had .he .-o desired. He stood in a dllter- Two Milk Dealers, Operating lost to Kalamazoo ro that the r-r M-hoolroom; t utd ot the ■local di'lMier.'-iK»w stands Art Ut—Th ent relation to the postal service [ Under NRA Code, Had v.-ifn one and lost one. Hijwevcr Ha- Jhan a politically-appointed p-jst- [ tings still lias a chunre to continue master. brcatt-M- his appointment hud ! Licenses Revoked debutmg contest i! :.ucbeen a promotion from the ranks iu[ That the' NRA hn* “treUi" h;.c ’an In the uv ,-. :A n»S cessful at Paw Paw the postal service • b<<n abundantly proven in the caH-j .Mr. Shulters. nowfiver. recognized j at the Pliikvdelphiu Milk Denier* A - . UNIVERSAL BIBLE that there had been a change tn the! Ixihtics of the administration at elation and adopted their rode. Governor William A Washington, so a plan was worked jI agreeing on prirr*. which were |go- commend* to the church’ out whereby te- could remain in th- i nounccd by the NRA authorlUr* ut gun the observance on'next Sundai DtrembT r~ .................... ......... FARM CREDIT AIDED t nuintcnihip. Accordingly, on DectfnRecently, two greedy, milk dealer* Bunday, Tir>u*/nd:n AmenBY MICHIGAN LOANS .. ------ i ~ ,,,cre lh‘»»ght they would ■under­ < Continued clerk in the had office. A year from lnlnr the other-., who were stirklns ---- litX- can . ... retire, under IK. Jirk4 Both Long and Short, Term '• now the ^v«-rv- .„ t„ Uj( U11. prlw.... M tu lht,.yv cul cut prii<p> IJrll.,,s Universal Bible Sunday th'- pla<> and iin|M>rianc<. of the Bible in tht Ice rules, if ,h<- shall o desire, after hoping, t > gain enough more bum­ Financing Now If Fanners having. completed thirty years ofnev, to make their own profit* ling- life of cliutrligoingChristians and the service *a- < dablishrd Use Federal Agencies wnUnuotw cnlc.- Retirement will !<r. becuuse ol the new ciutomcr. in the promotion «>t missionary work deliveries were made by hi lx compulMiiy when he shall reach they would take away from th. Universal Bible Sunday originated t>(i«gv Then Some the age ol 85. Each postal employee, other* who wicre 'landing bv-their igxiut fifteen year* uro .and is dt*r | road ' impn.-s.il Who serve* the lull thirty year:,, will agn.'dinent ' reeled by the American Bible Sofie- been ri^rive upon hi* rettremenua jxnmutter was brought to the ty. ,ih InterdenamtnaUTrtial .and In­ had atlch vcfcti । fnrmrrj ut'ji inc Hon ol sino per month. The umuuiit attention of the NRA organization ternational oreunizitlon eircuia'.lng the bullpintr 'o fixed in every cav ut nn even (lt Washington Investumtion wn> the Scriptures annually in 5wi |un:.- state trunk Hne about J50 mile JIOO. no matter what the salary of made. Il ua.-t found that the ■ ihe iMk.tal employee may have beexj dealers ?rs were wire cutting cutting prir.-prices ~ Tlw two, In uj-ging v._----------- ... ... _... ..... filed, und ___ Il GT.it KUU Ill- I. at the time he finished his Mrvicc. hail ,heir promptlv revokrtl ”..... lireiws ‘ K.cry postal employee pays a fixed the feden<J -------- •.» they. vers.il Billie Sunday Governor Com- 'w< TOO miles of tuwiuiiip _overnment. percentage ot his salaxy each month, ’ able to sell any milk, and heartily ciidorM* the >>lr.eivtiniv of tabic to )<ji :' Sunday, .December to, as Univcrs^ ‘ The goveminent also contribute., to xrifi-.hne .Tlii. figure compares Bible Sunday. tj.uil fund, which is administered by tin' -|x»tal authorities at WaahftigThoJfxT capita consumption ... of ‘Shire it bus become the custom ... . wat»r c—. ill ..m-cific days ot the year h, the United U...;, .1 States L, b. three- 's"1 We are certain that if. at the end or four times that of other e-iuntries. ! t ’-he purjxitp of focusy:- aUentum Honey L- loaned on fir upon some specific sublet! r is not i out of place to desigtiah a day uploan applied fo: lion which the ]>eopJc of the United in. good coi^. er rent ot Ihr . : States, shall give their Thought mid doubt.'dlv the length of rural rout 20 per cent nt th" value of the wHI-then.br still further triprcarodin: buildmv'- a straight first meatturtc and religious document TluBibl'?, without quextvni. bar tx-'-n •exceeds that j> rt:rninge ..! the iat«l icnUizatTaji'. foundation and what­ and buildings' diluv. the appHi-ani ever may be our rrceti or Belief. ran u:-k for a Aimmi.-idotMt > loan there is no escaping the hut that u.u. tie Dejton Stan- b m addition to’tlie money secured within li;. page* are written *iul«$ ot Michigan Tuberculosis A by the fifed mortgage T conduct and prophecies, which will the two loans cun not ex< continue tj» cent- of tlie' normal vali: .Early irulleutb tion exists." , «. year's per capita ptirclm.w id .seal.’i farm. . ! intin.' county. uliic|i ’ -*u* 1.62 will Another typ pf credit?which will’ liltll I AHY. be a.iiilabk- sooiv-'wua explained nt 1 lxsui'piv'M'd .in the IliaT Mile. The NIGHT — Fea­ Samuel Jvhlton Eli Hofiman job per capita *jJurclWL<c in the idate thi'' Ea.it Utnslng meeting ot Eli , and Tlecij-bba Hoifimt.-i........ in 1933 turing a new prize. born Mui'cb 28. 18BX rfnd ik-partcd Prudiaiion Credit Corp., at till* iije at tlx' home of his daugh­ rtctly into' tl;r work of heaiih cduter, Mrs. Pcatl Park* of petaskqy •:» FRIDAY NIGHT en­ !<•», ah On? Liind Bui and fur tuberculin ter-t' and awed 7‘» yi examinations given to thou. . semble, of the niontlu.. j. . Minds Of Michigan school children financin'.. 01 growing cropi , In 1H8-. he cable to Carltun and anhuatly. . stock. Money borrowed u Talmadge. on Sept. H. 1685 wax muled in mar­ riage to Emma Walters -To this Mortgage loqns. made through the union four children w« ‘ n bunt, on \ NIGHT Arch­ Land Banks, and crop-financing onjius-ing with the motiMrr 4p:il tallied their children and grand- loans from the Credit- Ccrporutiuti , 1897. He with hi.-- family moved to'ji children bold and hand. The Titank.seKing. also Miss are exjxecfed to become a permanent: Petoskey in 1905. On Si-pL 6.1910 the j Celia Traver. part of the . agricultural financing. Mi'-.GaskiU^and Mrs only wm. Eli ;i.r. <si away at < irand Boys. syz-tem. These credit agenr, Rapid*. Tu<* daughters .--uruve. Mr i Hughes not emergency measures. Floyd' Tobias Local production credit a Kalamazoo called on their parent* EVERY NIGHT — Detroit, Ruth McMillan Sunday evening ;uid to'>k Marian tlons comiKirable to the l«si urundMm'. Howai home With them and Frank Tobia:, l»an -­ a.ssoctutton> all for 25c. of Nashville was olso an aflcr:.ooiiz !lu ‘!,-v dbdjict.' Mrs. Hannah Courlarrf of Kiimt-i'-v Mfchigan. Hi •Mrs. James Myers and Frin^ls Huff­ composed of the borrower* und the Mr. and. Min Burrell PhHltps^.ion Dancing ffotn 9:30 c,,/ man of Upper Sandusky. Ohio. l> ■ and daughter, v.isited lu Kalamazoo officers, except the .M’crelary. must Sides h host of niece* and nephews Sunday ' ‘ Mrs, Phillips remained for be holder.' of loans. o’clock! Funeral M’rvice* were held Tuoiduv County agricultural agent* heard Hie ------credit ------------lucilitles tllscu.'.-ed ut the । Mix Will Moore* ah<t daughter,---'Margaret, und Anium Dodge made College und can girt further inforju business trip to -.Grund Rapids mutton about them. Tiicsduy. . Hustle i< nc< Mrs. Saruh Newton end grand? »v here daughter:-. Mildred and Msvric De­ Mutt, spent Sunday with usually gets »>l ----- the - - for­Many people of this locality rcmers daughter. Mt anel Mrs. Geo nwfnber “Uncle" Henry Mall lx not the all-important MURRAY SYSTEM, Inc DeMott. • . lived tn a little house on Tin- ability-Io Mr „„ . Edd Newton mid Cove, Leach lake. Well •He that ran Franklin ’ ---------- " - - .Ju family entertained’ " Mr.. __ rajtM h[.n Forrest Hall und sons of South Has- myregiment and .... ... ting* and Mason Newton ut Del.op many jokes, but nevertheless fie was Thanlugivtng. * very popular m;d one ot the ix-st M; and Mi- Wil! Meir /-nd “mule driver/ in the Tranqr.'xrtadatighier .'px-nl Thank’’-,.r.Tng w.th tion Corns. Well do 1 remt*inber the Mr. and Mr' Arthur Moore ut F- J- dxrv that we ---tederate suppl i Mr-arid Mr-. Burrell Phi uTi- Lund and ';n [lortalned- his mothe ii old Conlederate Cototwl's !-PiiilHpa. M n. which w >and .'Oh' <1 ! Mrs. Jack f ir hoisted Little Cdioncl" i giving. in a blanket.. Hr was Jrxy hroud hi, uniform until QiNpcctyin day Leading health authorities tell you that money In.the milk you buy than in any other Molt of H leu the itixpecting qlliecr *pie< . every child should consume at 'least, avquarl food you purchase. . tr. and Mi ... n and said. "Who is that Reh. of milk each day and each adult a pint! They Geo. DcMott. ' and. what's lie doing In oui Thi.' value of inillf ns a Itxxi, and the satis? । Mr. dnd Mu- Mqll Hondc Nay Ulis because their investigations have’, Take him to the* guard Irei jand soil' and hi tie Martan taction you get in Ils use ate both increased proven tliat good, clean milk contain^. Jtist • of Kalan.il. and Mr and Xi. Oflicei. but thaVN when you know-the milk you buy is CLEAN. the elements needed to build up. the body • Harold Comp of - Haxthigs Und ifiulntaln health and strength. Thanksgiving.with Mr. and ! ic best Yank mule Every«drop of milk we sell in Hastings tomes N. Tobias Maron and Dixie from our own ACCREDITED HERD, regu­ These men are scientific investigatprs and ist week two driv­ know what they arc talking about. You can larly inspected. Our milk is rated Grade A er in mid'tivam. and with her bio Mr. und is. tlie little Colonel'' crossed without .lately take their word, especially when you* by tly jtaWt. and .no cleaner milk can be obFrank -Gulden family . >a mishap’ ..T.u* liupect.iu < know tliat you gel more food value tor your hlintd viriyUhcre. *' Mrs Utt is grinned atnf said "Foors luck, spending the *w rk with her .' .'ii. the old’<-avalr\'man said. "P Mr. anuiMrr WtH*Mixxre. and lam- ni". not fool's luck, but brains most Uydrivers guide their mules und have equipped to serve you promptly and Mr, anti Mi < Richard Luiuristei-many mi-haps, but Uncle Hank has and baby sja xii Thanksgiving'with brains enough, to know thlit ir teleplione us and tvc'll do the her parents. Mr. and Mts. Higgpi.-:. ghes them free rein by insunrt tl at f*riurt>‘villi' i.'-'t him safely aero s. ' Mr 5 Mr and Mi Eci<| Newton und Phnihn said, "It's Jn.>t Mien char­ daughter tint! Mi - Clute Brown sclera as "the little Colonel" that (Spent Sunday With Mr. and Mt.-., keep.'thi' -oidicr in go >d hum>u' and Fonest Hall, and .iaffllly of Smith- niakes»Him at times forget "Home . Hiuling., Ma«jn Newt in of Di lUm Sweet Hume." And “the littloJColIaccompanied 4hem. • oncl" lies- forgotten in Riverside , M W Skidmore and Mr Susie cemetery‘in a grave covered with I Phillips six'll ? .niiiK with wild gras- and thorn bushes. Telephone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Propr. Hastings, Mich in Ha«tin?' —----------- ---- -------------ii t.'.-.'t '-; Ci niciciy Citi.le A '’-ii;i caUle held h.u burn tn -ii’h Mr?. John Campbell ChUiin^hani Pirk, England, for at ,Dec. 13, tor an altvrnodt^ meeting, leaaz-700. years. SENIOfIS ID GIVE •QUAIITYSIIIEEr.. IIITRODUC NG THE NEW POSTMASTER PAC11 FIVE REALTREATFOR y h,; - a y y MfflY FEWER POST OFFICES N THE CO. DANCING! WEDNESDAY band. Door masters Caller. Ray -All star square. SATURDAY 'his Ziggy TUESDAY BINGO. Play evening Until 1:00 1 lol- L Merriment Prevails GEO. F. Your Best Buy for Food! We are Just satisfactorily rest! The HIGHLANDS DAIRY v Santa (Slans S’ W .Announces his arrival at Meyer’s foylancl in person, Saturday afternoon at 2:00 P: M., with giftfor all the Kiddies. M 1 4 3 MEYERS 5‘“(1 STORE a IWw STORE DOOR PICK-UP AND DELIVERY OF FREIGHT nn throughopt the bluup- the railiiciend Uwir That Right Has Been Granted Three Railroads—Others Will Follow The Interstate femnw mlMinn lias granted to syhaina. Grand Trunk and Ei rahroud system* the right t:i mg by attending a store-door delivery and pick-up iunday afternoon, ol freight. Thi.* will better enable get their 15 tlxcin to compt tr with lite truck be aiding an • Till': 1k no doubt the entering wed; 200 Hogs 50 Head Cattle MUST s SOLD by December 31 20 lbs. This will be the LARGEST SALE of meats ever held in Hastings in so short a time! Beef Steak 3” 25c YOUR CHOICE OF ROUND. SWISS OR SIRLOIN Shoulder Pork Roasts Lb. 78c Who e Fresh Skined HAMS 10^ 5 lu. 25c Hamburg Steak Failnci Style Lb. 10c Spare Ribs Chunk Pork Straakod with Lean Ib- 6c Juit Right 5 Lk’ 25c Sausage Lb. 7c Salt Pork Pork Liver From fresh killed pigi Ib. Ib 12jc Pork Chops Try Some For BreakiaU it. 9c Bacon lb». With the Oil Kept In 25c Lard 3 Hogs Froth Drcttcd Whole or Hall 6V4c 5BnH GEO SMITH' The man with the smallest cooler,-doing the most business MARKET OPEN WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS �THE HASTtXflS BAS'STR WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER fl. IMS PACE SIX CHRISTMAS SPECIALS! ... AND SAN-TOX DRUG SALE I Starting Saturday, December 9th Christmas^ Cards! LyBARKER’S CIGARS CIGARETTES and SMOKING TOBACCOS Relwmber y<mr friends ami dear oiijes. Lovely Cards and Envelopes Half Off Sale on San-tox Drugs I All Fresh, New Stock! Quantities Limited, Standard Makes. Stand­ ard Sizes. Quality Guaranteed! a & 25c Adjusters, laxative 124c 50c Aspirin. 100 5 gr. 25c 25c Aspirin. 2d, 5 gr. . . 12Jc 50c Analgesic Balm................ 25c 25c Analgesic Balm........... 12^c 60c Antiseptine, 1 6 oz . 30c 50y Big League Liniment . 25c 25c?Baby Talcum . 124c 25c Baby Castile . 124c I 5c Bicarbonate Soda. 8 oz. 74c 25c Borax Po.. 16 oz........... 124c I 5c Boric Acid Po., 2 oz.. 7|c 25c Boric Acid Po.. 8 oz.......... 20c 25c Carb’liz’d Witch I lazel S. 121c 35c Croup Drops . 50c‘Diuretie Elixir . . :. 25c 35c Dry Cleaner......... 17Jc 50c Eczema Oint........... . _25c r_ _ $1.25 Emul’n Cod Liver Oil 624c30c Glycerine Suppositories A 15c 25c Glycerine Suppos.. Inf. .124c 25c Laxative Tea 12^c 75c Mineral Oil. American 374c $ I <00 Diuretic Pills . . 50c 60c Pine Balsam . . 30c $1.50 San Syllium ., . . 75c $1.00 San Tonic........... 50c 60c Sodium Phosphates 30c 25c Sulphur-and Cream Tarter labs........... . 12£c $ 1.25 Viburnum Comp. . 624c 50c Scientific Shaving Cream 25c 50c Scientific I ooth Paste . 25c I 5c Alum. 4 oz. .................... 74c 30c Alum, 16 oz........... T5c 50c Rubbing’Alcohol . .............25c 50c Tooth Brush.....................25c 50c Cocillana Cough Syr......... 25c $ 1.00 1 oilet 1 issue, 10 rdlls 49c 50c Sahtox Tooth Brush . . 25c A Store Full of Practical Gifts priced for the Thrifty Buyer. Here is value you will appreci­ ate. SAVE ’l our Cash Register Receipts of each week! Roll-Up Sets Among these seU we have some astonishing prices. $6.50 Sets $3.98 $2,48 _ 2. $1.48 $2.75 Sets 75c Sets at $1.98 59c 79c $1.00 Sets at $1.50 Sets 98; $2.75 Sets $7.50 Sets SI.89 $1.65 Sets $2.75 Sets $3.50 Sets SS.98 $1.29 SI.98 SI.49 MANY ABALONE SETS ARE AMONG THESE Toilet Sets Amazing Prices! $7 50 Sets at $3.69 ' 1 $3.50 Sets at $1.79 V $3.79 Sets at ARMAND’S ’ i Special Offer! I Face Powder _ .$ .50 I Deodorant \ Pencil ,50 $1.98 i Such Values Should \ Not Be Overlooked $1.00 \BOSyfor 5Qc You Simply Can’t Imagine! SUCH BARGAINS! $1.00 SHAVING ( SET Afie vv S0c PIPE (Italian Briar) 4Q 50c TOBACCO Pouch, both “v 50c SNAPSHOT ALBUM QQ £□ $1.00 SHAVING BRUSH QQ 03 50c COMB (for shelf) 4 Qe !□ $2.25 COMB and BRUSH SET now AAc □□ DON’T FORGET THESE ITEMS! 25c Comp. Licorice Po......... 12aC 60c Comp. Licorice Po. 30c 10c Pumice Po.. 4 oz.................5c I 5c Rochelle Shits. 2 oz. . . . 7£c 1 5c Tansy Herb, I oz.*........... 74c 20c Ammonia Aro. Spts.. 1 oz. 10c 40c Camphorated Oil, 4 oz. . . 20c 20c Carbolic Acid 1 oz........... 10c 30c Cascara Segrada, Aro. 15c 25c Castor Oil. tasteless . . 12£c 30c Glycerine. 4 oz.............. 15c 40c Turpentine. 8 oz................. 20c 25c After-ShaVing>Talc ... 12ic 1 Oc Styptic Pencil.................... 5c 25c Tr. Iodine....................... 12Jc 50c Eye Lotion......................... 25c 75c Lilac Vegtal .................. 374c 3 5c .Corn Pads, Knicker­ bocker . , ................... 171c $ 1.00 Eau de Quinine ..... 50c $1.00 Ephedrine Inhalant . . 50c 50c Larkspur Lotion........... 25c 50c Phenophthalien Wafers . 25c -5(lc Worm Syrup .................. 25c 50c White Pjne Comp........... 25c 50c Nose and Throat Drops . . 25c 25c Soda Mint Tabs.............. 12^c $1.00 Sanol Agar.....................50c 25c Cold Sore Lotion........... 421c 50c Face Powder..................... 25c 50c Rouge............................... 25c 50c Lip Stick........................... 25c $ 1.00 Cod Liver Oil .............. 50c 50c Milk Magnesia.................. 25c 25c Epsom Salts. I lb............. 12Jc I 5c Epsom Salts, 8 oz............... 7j.c 25c Zinc Oxide..................... 12£c 50c Vapor Jnhalant................ 25c 75c Russian Mineral Oil . . . .37|c 50c I -pt. Witch Hazel............ 25c SAVE YOUR TICKETS OF EACH WEEK! BOOKS Absolutely Sensational! Separate Items or Sets The Sets Range From I Special Prices! At a YOUR? Buy your Christmas and Winter Needs Now! Prices that will amaze everybody the value . - j-------- by ~. — given. SAVE Your Cash Register Receipts of each week. Men’s Bill Folds and Leather Sets Genuine leather billfolds, keycases anti cigarette cases. A man is alwiiys in need of a new billfold. Tak< vantage of this remarkable offer! J $2.75 $2.00 $2.00 $2.50 $1.75 Sets at $1.49 $2.25 Sets at 98c Sets’at 98c $2.00 Sets at 98c Sets at $1.19 $1.75 Sets at 98c Sets at $1.39 $2.25 Sets at . §8c Sets at 79c $1.00 Sets at 49c Ladies’ Purses Gents* Shaving l Sets i Pure Leather “MEEKER” $14.00 Purse _ $4.98 I $7.49 ' $17.00 Purse $10.00 Purse i $8.00 Purse $3.98 \ $15.00 Purse . $3.49 $4.98 Excellent Quality I $2.50 Se|s 98c \ 98c ’ $1.75 Sets $2.25 Sets ... i $7.50 Sets I .. 98c $2.98 Come Early! Sensational Reductions Electric Pads 'rtieac pads make toveV glfU. Ex­ ceptional quality! three-way heat. $228 Thermo Pads No electricity, no water, no heat rr- ’ qiurcd. Keeps steady heat for 8 hours. $JOO Hot Water Bottle Made of the best pure gum rubber, with hose and three syringes. (Complete) $|00 SAVE YOUR TICKETS OF EACH WEEK! For Leisure hours give Old English Lavender NOW. when you are faceo, with the neces­ sity of selecting a gift, remember, you can always find something pleasing, acceptable and in good taste in “YARDLEY’S.” Christmas Wrapped. All Popular Brands. NEVER AGAIN WILL YOU SEE REAL QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT THESE REMARKABLY LOW PRICES! Priced from — $4.50 Sets $2.98 Sets We consider this of all times, the most opportune time for the opening of a sale that is 100'' devoted to the interests of our customers. That is the kind of a sale^thisis going to be. ’ * to the Children! Your choice of good ‘ books for children, well bound. Series or single 1■ 50c Books for 25c » BOOK COVERS Make decorative and permanent gift*. SI Book Coyer. z~\ JSr Book, pop- Sflx uUr copyrifht. Valuable Merchandise Given Away Daily I CANDY Christmas Wrapped. Over WKZO—Tune in at 8:45 A- M. Save your San-Tox and Mintoline labels to use In the Place of Money! J C* Experience a New Sensation In oyr complete stock of can­ dy you will be able to select al!. of your needs. Box Candy to Hard Candies. Also the fa­ mous Whitman Box Candy 25c up Smart and Pracical Gifts EASTMAN Cameras and Kodaks All of the latent styles and models.- "Always an East­ man." Complete stock of sizes, and priced 98c-$ 17.00 FLASH LIGHTS Eveready and other make*. Special two cell Flashlight. com- — ^2 ■ 1 * �TflE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER g. 1933 PAQ« cuTbS'. Social Events and Personal Mention AUXILIARY officers ATTEND CONFERENCE HuUtert Cook went to Detroit on The Grana Rapids Civic Playera’ . ire prr«ent1ng ‘The Jester's Supper" 4 Mrs. Smelkcr and Mrs. Wa-'^h*'M,t ut the fjuiic*' Literary ters Hear Speakera of State jour nu.Uts. beginning Qte. ML. !!«t leaves In the eftst t* Betty Osborn Caine. ' and National Reputation w York cn The play, is the one made popular, j Mrs Donald Smcikrr. president. hi this country' by John and Lionel. n<(j and Mr.-. Hany Water-, secretary,. Barrymore Tn 1910. (l. ot the Hu linns American Leititin family were I Auxlllaiy attended tlie annual conSaturday. IercT.ce for presidents and H-cn-Mr. und M: It Hnyw taries also child welfare workers DIES AT ISHPEMING held al Owoss.) on Saturday and and family. Sunday. Laurence E- Barnett, prosccugpg Department President-. .Mrs. J. 11. ’tt>rh«-v of Barry countv .♦**-.?**? Dunn.. pn‘-jrl»r| at tim afternoon ord Monday that his mother. Mrs, Highlit nd Pa. I u-s-wn on Saturday jcireetinus were vbmrge- Barnet, aged «0. had died Mr. and M; extended by Mrs II P Gottrctlwm. rtl her home in Ishpeming. Mich Americanism cl:a it mam Mrs. Flor- Th.. pHv-ecutor ahd Mr Barnett t-nee * Gocckcl. Mu C . rw«»n . toi{tiher with ttxur s-m' und daugh­ Mr and Mr> W I. Shutters w« r Don. L. Brardid'e. Rota-rt Brand ter. left for the Upper Pcniro-uln Sunday guests «d Mr- ahd Mr Mrs. Loutse Tauch. Mr,. • Matlt Tuteday morning- The turn raf will : Gordon Clcmrnt >t R iding eicitrumpf. Mrs. -Etitcl Fisher. Mrs b«- lidd today. Wednesday. fl. 'Thcima Bailey Mt Butba ProesMany people here will remember tel. George DesJardins, and Mi?- Mrs: Barnett, senior, She and ber M<;nlt.t Kinney "Our Izntion Ho- husband. Dr. Barnett, celebrated ‘.heir gulden wedding anniversary nn,t by Gevxge -^Jorntiin of B:,title Cree during a visit to Hustings live years c and Mi.- Durman spoke oh T1 ago. Dr. Barnett, although past Mrs. Rom* Trego returned from MiMtUeyLPtfrry wax' home from tyn*mFo*yf rite week «nd. ML-.- ElfShv. Mi|hr was term. J*'r ‘1‘Ugnt r. Mr» Nell FUh over Mr. antTMr.s Jack Stern vteited In Detroit over Thanlugfvlng. from Bfnnmgharn over tlie week • । hniiKsgitiiig tnd | Nfr and Mrs. Theodore H**y «>f William Schader was home from Big Rapids over tlw week i-ud. M- W„>. Khl.k uf nnuid IUI.I.L C"’ «'•->'> Mi ..nd Mr. II A. OD®.- “< u" M»“‘v TO-ll >Tld»r . ,A"M JntuMOB. .• MadUun WuiCvUyIii, tor the <*<<-.. Dr., and.Mrs. Cha*. McIntyre. Jr.. Mb« Margaret Merrick w.i.s lion':, were liuiiu man Aim Art>»r on >■! Birmingham and Mrs Ellis Ranii. y of Greenville vutlrd Mtn I*. T from Kalamazoo during : m Thank. Thmikxgftlng day giving holidayMIK* BCntadrtte .Cusick <>f Howeh Colwrove Friday. Ml t Helen WtxRon ’ of 'IXtrolt-wa ’ ‘ •; Mrs* Hat old • ............... Slmw 'Theda ■ Wolfe. - ■ ’ r|X-iii ihanafgiviiig with her aunt. ~ and »f Boy'nc City ■,«*nt- Sunday uiiii the guest of her parents. Dr. Mrs Lloyd Huvt-r. Mm J. W Wo)t> .\tr; and Mr*. W N. Chide'.er w.-i Mrs. J. A. Wooton. during the MlSir“‘'h and — Mr>. Lloyd CkrtLe of vacation. ---- -----gm*t-Sunday *4 Mr. and Mr* P. D 'i1mnk*«iving Mr. ;tnd Mis 8- J Arner and Mix* Grand ____ _ Z.. Rapid ....­ *re guv. t.-EiI. French'qt Uatectenia. . . on Titankxglving day * ■ M' and Mr* iterb.xi Courtright of : Marcia Arner spent Thanksgiving Chaise Ada Jdichacl v! IKtrolt visit­ Kulgmasco visited Mr. and Mr.i., and tin' ue.'k end with Mr; and Mrs edMt's Mtesac Nonna and ll'-kri Michael । Robert* Fletcher of Coldwater. -----------------------------„ Juint* Mtemil. FFlday. Mr* Warren Rqil'h, Mr*. Maurice irufn We<Jn<-div 4tll Siindav. Mr. and -Mr - . Ray •BratuS Mini wen gt.«.-t,' ol Dr. and Mr* J. McMurray mid children and Mi i.lnyd Rrat-h of Knlarnuzor cullrd on Raymond and Bubbv were i A Vcooten cn Saturday Mi** Hcatrici- Carrot tier* rctitnted K-latlvcs near Free|XJrt' Wedm.iiay. troit on Monday and Hi<’r.day Mr ar>d Mr*. Fi-ii Youn^-'spent' Mr. and Mr.'. D. L. Christian were to Detroit Sunday after. .-pending i ThankMtiving In Grand Rapids spt guestt* of Mt.- - Charlotte talk-.- <1 .. K' tmcth La.-., visifed hi- grand­ Kue.ts of Mr mid Mr*. Lloyd IX- Unsing < n ’lhank*mvm« day Uno und*Mr». Carrie-Montgomery Ralph W<-<d mat Ml.. Geneva parent -. Mr. ainl-Mr. F. FL Ltuie. »»l • Mr. and Mr Lloyd Roush of Kai- W* si of Grand RUpid* visited Mr amaroo ■••xml from Tuesday evening C t— — •*-* ——• ■' zoo. and .Mr.uniII 'I hankxglvihg evvuing with — ---— Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Mr and Mrs. Warren ItAmTi aliti «<m of Kalama. iu.-.iv.i i sini. 1 i;u Mr. und Mrs. Janie bivimui Blough anti Mr and Mi- Rupyrt Car.otiH’t.. and family <•! Grund Rapida and visited’Mr .ml Ms-. Harold Swanon Coin, the iigst of the week. Lena Burr.iigii.s left on ■i:. if.. k Gilliland of Lake .Odea- •a>n -of Big Rapids over tin- week day i<>: Oak’. in<i.<gCalif'->riiia. *a were Sunday guest* ol Mr* Anna end. Mr and Mrs Wm H Olney spent ,.’ v she Will tjx-nd theVmUr with McGUlfill. Mr.and Mr*.-Furrv.t B lame and Thanksgiving io Kalatnas*) tire children were In Saranac on RiHrat.s of Cleo Risbridgl-r arid lam• Thanksgiving day attending it turn- lly. Mr. and Mr.- Earl B'ys’arid Mari;y dinner ut th* hatnc of Mr. and Mi-:. Ruth Hobxm vislptl al he*| niiig. • . Mr and Mr. Keith Dinp.h op. nt ftunday m v..amj ilapidi- wsfh Mr H fl VanBu-klik <nn tatMoillc. 111. Mr. and Mrs. Ja-aur McElwain and ihazo> wifh Mr and Mr.- Harr Mary and Emily McElwain ly------- Itaplit- Thiink.'givfng . .. • i.- in Grand .. .... Mr:. John Ironvi'i" »n<: Charlotte iy ..... and ™-. stw "Dinner .. at ... Eight" sons sp'-nl _ — at_____ -- TJiiinksuivjnu hi South.1 the Powers theater in the evening. । Bend. i;H<-.if Mr. and Mr- Alex ■ Mr. ami Mis. H U Hayes leave Ironside thia week- lor nn mi extended MiKs Ruth Ran orn and lili-hd.1 visit with their Min-in-taw and F>f St’dnglmm. of Jack on uv.v daughter. Dr und'Mrt Sidney Ship Sunday gue.-p of !;<.- father. Jana s j 'man. in Hah FrancMo. They will ItansHm ' and iroumay .Mr. and Mr Wayne *M< ,it A. And' Mr. and Mra. Shirley Uarnuin ol family were Tiiankiighing B< rn.iid Lmrong 'ficnt last ueik with her Mr mid Mi ’ parenle. Mr/ and Mr.-. Stanley Ro- Sunfteki. w .n.uiii.< ii <>i r.iaii:-i , bleaki. Mr. Robleskis brother and has Been the pur.-t of Mr and, t 1 si-'ict frcuu Grand Rapiits were ulro Rirhartbardiy.. ivturnrtl ii<>rtu -n”‘ Hianksiuvini! day* guests. Ur Mid Mis C M. Overstreet of Wvdnesdi Rapid* wa lli«r. Mis. ‘Alice BaU '. amt Stent la'll d l.imi)y dinner at the tanitlv’ wcre-t’ue.ii" nt Mr and Mr*., -M1 Me M A I .nnb:< and Iztit • Ji-'-.- cramfal) of Routh Bend. Did..|':n?” Chalice < •’ Gland Rapid.1) visited ou r Thnni. .'.uimf Ml-. Helen Lambic** owr the .Mr and - -Mi. C. H • Hinman-mid Tluuikrglvlng holiday ut France • family and Mr W. Hhiriu t M-hool. MJ. Carroll. III . mid -tended the Ov-latt-H divy ■ reunion Htu-niinl a party on Tlutnfcgtiving »i Bay City Sunday. Jltbe ;Kajam.<i night. ’ ! Dr. ami S Mi.a Augusta Hinckley of Free- ’ 1 h va mid purl, ficrbeit Hin'i'kh'y. of BnlIiilo. Thuiik.Rliins ■nd I {apub Offtc.r Hor.tro he "Four Point F r Day program. plat ■■ community xervic and serve* a« full time health oificer ot Mpetaing. The sympathy of many ir tends her.- and thrpugh the county i-. ex­ tended to the family. — datum' ably handled* by Raymond J. Kelly.- ' " One ol ’he subjectv greatly rmjrtid-.,eigiity-'.turd birthday at her home in tnis city, filvc received many caHI was National Defeive. m which both tts during the dJy. mf.ong .them be­ •the Legion and Unit.-, me to deep­ ing htr iiiere*. Mrx. Agnes Rider ly intenvtcd. • <a Congdon ot KularyiaAxi and MiM Geneneve Rider rtf' Akron. Ohio, al/<. Joseph OM' <ih» of Wd-’liington. ui^r 'music, cdi tan*-, legislation. nd A'atfing .Inch came the divisional membership J?!. ‘ -- '■ ---------------.....home ■t the group comprising rflx- .and - - -lasluoncd old fanply father­ 1.. 11. 14. und L">. including De- 'ink nn war. enjoyed. Mrs. BinA*r luut Mood firs! with 396 nir-mbei.s. sorut ' her i-ntirc life m and near he Fourth district was wriind Hastings. 1 Burn on lire banks of the 259. tin- Sixth being third with-;Tiiornapph* in Rutland township 229. ■ ' • ’ Be--i:!"s the regular program sev­ where she1 grew to womanhood, site .Mh.xil, and came to Hastings eral deliglrtful -t/ci.i! afTtura were‘ .taught held, including a banquet and dance U.S it bride in 1870. But few have lived i.n Saturday cvenltuf * Both Mrs. in Barry county us many years xSmrlkrr mid Mr.- Waters fee] they Mr;. Bauer. She enjoys good hcaltli received n great deal oi benefit from anti kxiks forward io welcoming hci Irirtlds und Kindred Dt-c. 1st. 1934. Suggestions 50c, 75c, $ I. $1.50 NECKTIES SCARFS $1. $2, $2.50 up LINEN HDKFS. 25c. 35c, 50c GLOVES $1 to $3.50 SHIRTS $ I to $2.50 SHIRTS and SHORTS 35c to 75c SUSPENDERS 50c. 75c, $1 GARTERS 25c, 35c, 50c LUGGAGE $1 to $20 SWEATERS 95c to $3.50 Leather JACKETS $7.95 & $8.50 LADIES' JACKEIS $4.95 and up GIFT BOXES Special gift, boxes may be hat! for the asking with -.each purchase — and don't be blushful about asking. There is no course. priced here include the sale. LEATHER GOODS :UHCK, bill We have j«.. will be h< Id on Thursday evening »■♦■» - — — dlst L. A.-H is being held this utterS noon in the church parlors Circle lYABI E MEETING.'*•♦? '■ furnRhiiiK the pn-urmn. ■vvi’ing' thi- Am-h.T prerentipK a .vhnrt play, "The Night Methodist Sunday Bel.in- Chrk-tmas ' Members oi the . t<*achcr. include, Mt.- Harold Foster, <1 a plrrvant party at thi- home Mr.- Orval Sayles, Mrs. Mun.uiMiss Barbara Cronk The- girls Whitman. Mrs. Leonard Btxird and dreraed in' old fu.-hloned w Mrs. Merlin Slut,'• Rolfe BullingClothing ir for Men iir Boys and brought thefr dmner’ prc-shlrs ut the piano and the Circle is in childhood day.- Mis..members a**m with singing. .Mrs HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Bauer acledl as teacher of FJoyd Ga.-kiH and Mix* Sadie Gla*I fashioned ! <hool white Mrs. t'1'*' arc the property committee, unci Mrs Crock were Hie vis- One of tlu- other Circle* will furWho Commands Mr. and Mi. •ti-U-t’s FTtzv.' were awarded refreshment*. 11UMU!“.a$ IlilK-kll'V will livrfi'ct conduit, perfect recite’•* ~ Success ifr.ind It.iiurf itr. and all had a h.tppy HAD FAMILY DINNER Mr and Mi nv Tinvk again the yellow .hair of Cutter, who Harold. Hniitl: Clarke In any Hue of endeavor*.* OLD FREIGHT HOI S .... h.ts Hptlfred his war into the thicktnl Mr, and Mrs. Tlipmas Johnston and Mrplanning t< Only- 4hv lit — plush-ally t iitertalned with a Thanksgiving • • and M - led Euf n •ightles Dearm !h'‘ r[u>- Th'*'‘' days of bursting and minitally. Everything IIRISTMAS PARTY.'dinnw. covers bciftu laidfor seyen.•hot anti ,‘.h«'U. three days id fire , Dean" held revival meclmgs ut the GhrUtniu.; Their daughter. Mis- ' Varner <>! Alli-itiin on Suudn that interfere* with this ! Next M -ud.iy. •■ivnimi tt*’ Bu.-i- teen. Guests from out ol town were, ijld freight house and alter the serv- through days of lu ll, a tlMiusand Kathryn Clarke, will necompariy f .Humphrev ll-nur- of Kali mines*" hili-rfi-re* uitli ml Mb'.-e. Women's Hoxpttal Guild holds Mr and Mr:- Hurry Leins and lam- 'ice many of the old Civil war vets boys from home wem killed, a tliduthem, ahq, hating obtained a iwul.i .*u<-< I »«• vtrain doc* • l.imi <>1 ■ it-s Chfurinas party at the Pre. by- lly of Rmith Haven. Mr. and Mrs.’Ji would sit around the tild depot stove .-•and loyal hearts were .stirred. Tlu: ... _. . .. __ Ate. and M: inonHu Just that — interfere*. And ai-.d Mi tenan church tutrlors at 6:15 o'clock Kenneth Leins mid baby of Battle 1 ;G F. Clnrie.-t-r over Thank-v.rvm, Land tri! their war experiences and Hower ol Michigan was there, and many are retarded by eye MlUijm (With Misses Helen Wade mid Eliza- Creek and Mr. and Mtn. James Tim: Mi. and Mr.- Kna'rFVJir Stauttt [one night the .subject was •’Masqui- dad, bin Cx'iter -.-courage stemmed strain who are unaware of md. ’ 'bvtii Futch -a;; the hos!<>. Bicli ' ' ' toes." Gux Newton told what a pest the tide at Gettysburg." le-n ut a Limily dinnc: it. Wise folk* seek our Ftn-.trom.: membw wiil invite a little girl as.hei : they were In the .swain|» oi old T1i.tnk.'Uivhi^ tlav. guesta ' tecvirc. HOMEMAKERS' CORNER. nd N<'..son ; v.u --: tor dinner and the -•cial Hint and । Mr* E'inma Khpfrr. of Alto • Virginia. Ham Garrison said they Margaret Walton. Mixse.v . -..ill fell my. It is c returned to Members of the J F. F. Chib weic wvn.- W()rM. tIIwm sunny Tennessee, .v ... w.....aandA shwt course hi home economics Margaret wnit<>n. Mr. aim.mi*, a ;Thursday till Sunday. c-Sjpta Claws will be pr< delightfully entertained by M“ E»l Jack Jewell, ■■ who .. with .. for women over 16 win be ottered. inarched G W.iliun ut .Kalamazoo. Mi - Ar-1 Mr. und Mr- Gary Crool: Story on Tuesday afternoon. Hhemun .to the Sea. said Sherman at Michigan State College January , thur Walton and family of Sturgis. Mi*m> \'i<-!< t and Barbara jone time said. "War, Their Min. Hubert Walton, who.-Thanksgiving r'lte; !.- o -War, j* )* Heil." Hell." hu* bur -’ t" Marcjr 2. Dr. Mane Dve. dean ■ EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Mi and Mi. Harry BUlt-lin.'in and — — of home economics ha*, announced. bi ailqiiait.-i,. with the General Elec to. Ute agMrs. Levant Yeascr of Chicago. ln tjje [un(| of nmxiultoeM.-. Hell." A*. The coui.sc course will compare to.Ute Phono 2634 Halting* trie Co, ate now m Cleveland, wasmen. weir m;u ru rwciny. — A charming social aitnir <i! the 11). Glinting her [tarenlx, Mr. andjthnt Charlie Beckwith, a veteran of ricultural instruction given annually also I'U'.en'. remaining over Hilt Mr and Mr* J. M. l-ant-ton unil;A**' wnt week was the dtwert bridge Mrs. Laliiyette Usbiirnc’, |ur several two ware. uxik his old corn <-ta» plpe '-f :r men. | Mr and Mr*. ...................... ’ day comim ilied M: . out of hi* mouth and said. "SkeetOnly women without college train* i!y McElwain at her home on West ; Kalama? ■> <>n R- v. and Mrs. L. Lane and Mr. rrjli jOH youngsters don't know lug will be jxrmU'.ed ro enroll, as < If Center street, the guests telng mont- and Mrs- Arthur Struble of Hastings! nothing' about steelers. Why down the Course is particularly tor young c Elliott and so.i l>rs of the High ’school teaching railed on Mr and Mrs. Walter Cul-.jin Jn Mexico'they a* a* ba*.. Mexico they were as big as bat., women who would Jike to go to colstim. ■ ' ■* bert Monday - • -•--— btl — •-*w think — - evening. ---- . i.uiu Huru viivj |land un when •*they you — you'd uuiia KH* U-ge u.u but who *uv ate ui tumble to attend !>..». ,■ liuli. Mr. ILi1 ■nunk»rmn« rota or mw «r.d Mr. —and Mr... Cart Wcyerman and One of the 'Greaser*' had stuck hi* college fnr four vears • - - crecn wore prettily carried out With Hasting*. Arthur • bavont.t ln.o >ou Whv 1 rememb--: , Ci u- , - u-... ili i>* an t Heath Howers, cahdles und other atevsso- daughter: ot —• com conducted *s in the Str. ritbwk of Stony Point and Paul on;, alg)u uftt.r we had enraed the regular ■ * college Krgon and ciurw. Athletic ricn decorating the Ince covered taFrank Strodtb ck and Miss Watton ol Kent Hlo Grande and were bivouacking on training, literature,. and art apprv• bath "I Albion w.-:c h im. ior th. • ‘.ra./ 7"^ Jfaywt ’• btr*. Honor* nt bridge were w Thankxgivuig vac.iti-in *, .J* Clnmy <1-!.. . . „ vslll..r lln,v .,?.d City sjxiit Thanksgiving with Mr. Mexican *otl. the boys rooked a lot ctatton will be ottered with the and Mr*. J J. Strodtbeck. of p,.anA anj .ma- b,?lly in a big iron home economic.-, subjvrta. : Mr*. Leonard Board and Mi -‘J1' 1’1" itewriincc and M:' £eip-r/ . ’ ' ’ • • The BIG Little Store . Otters , Fum-xt Johnauh a. t <>mpanir.-i f».-. -’’t1* Severance enter-1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shriber and kettle and after the lire went oil’. M R Kinde to Detrott texlay where I I!l* f">low 'i>« Thanksgiving daughter and Mi. and Mrs L-o t)M, skceter*' began to come in' Child cr.ro a^d child* development. FRIDAY, DEG 8— —SATURDAY, DEC. 9 ithe latter will attend a chna- Mi* IMrs Mizatath IP uk-.rd and ,s >n Members cd the Ultra Club were Hairy and *on sjieny Thanksgiving ; sWarnu, io i M1{f t„ mj.^lf, here * will be one of the l-Kuidt' Who ha- been vi i'ing.- fn; Addbert.oi Lansing. Mr. and Mr very' pleasantly entertained by Mr. with Mr- and Mr*. William Shriber: wjw.rr j tool those skeeter*. So 1 lege nui—., M-hord — ; IX’troil *Ukv Thurjsdav. will return ;W,n- Scv 'runee and dangjifer and"Mrs. Arthi<- Rtnckurd on Mon­ of Hasting*. jturned over that iron kettle and mw.t uitereMingclaaw Clothing wiwllh them. I Barbara. Mi Rose Blanin uburg mid day evening. After dinner, ’plans Mr and Mi*. Evan Fuller and >crawled underneath' and *oon 1. lectiph. with fome management, ~ F: a. c and 'lwln und d.rJF.htcr. Mar- .were made for, the chn-tmas party family .-jwnt Thanksgiving wiiluhcr|hcard a ettek. click, and what problem*:‘ ho trie Chicago Beef stressing ixtrticularly budgeting ut Ohio, were j Elhabcth of Baltte- Creek. ion Dec. 18 al Mr. and Mrs. Harold parents. Mr. and Mr*. Claud? Cole clo VQ11 thmk? Tha-e -kee’.ers' were the family income and management the aur-ts of Mr. of Lowell ' ’‘clicking thetr pronga through that of the household: and work in plan­ • J I I xtvKits i virat’tt nr r- inn Bridge waI Edmunds it.’tn Mrs. Anna Buck and son'Kendall: k(.tI[C mid' I U)Jk tny old pi*lol mid .cores going to Mrs Hamid Newton ning and preparing meals are other j Saturday'. Mr . nd and W- A. Schader, Mrs Ermmt and daughter. Achsa ■ and Esther clinched them un the inside and be-( 'Object* to be ottered. '! Niuhrtlk’PORK CHOPS Iraonds and Lt'mily Newton and Harold Newton winning *jx-nt Thanksgiving with Mr. and; ticve u or pl)t. wntn i woke up in, End Cut* information may bo obMrs. Wesley pue of Hasting*. • .jf,. moniin* they’d Hew away with’- .Additional — I also guents on Th: ... Mr. and Mr* Horace Barnum and tlJ). heitR - And Riley Water* got up twined Jrvm R. v> ----! Mr. and Mi Fred Hi Mr*. Florence U.-bonw of Lake ■ UI1(< .AUng. "Michigan wa* there.'<4 short c<xrrM. or from Dr. Marie ,'aiMl daughters of Grand ft; ! from thi’ Na-shville High' Mr. and Mr? Jasper Oaolcy grfler- Oiexst ,*pent Thantegivlng uith’:wnil. on. come on. you Wolverines. Dye. dean »•! home economic'. ' Vou almost hrar the call tliat tneait Everyone intel-.!< -i '• a*k«d ti i.n. ij.ik « '• innpiu.xiv.iigi A . :th n<uh>i and- in fourteen. tanu-d their children and tiivic fam- Mr. and Mr. LaFayette Usbornc. BACON Mr and Mi*. Walter Colbert spent I aa iuuih t-hatgc' *•<>« into •»a .••••■ had of ‘guest* of Mu Frank H<- who re- f‘ ... lead by men j write ----- '<» ’he home economic* omce Fancy Cure being forty-six present including Tuesday in Grand Rapid*. . ullh jturned to Royal Oak with Mr. andk1 with Custer Cutter at their head. You see m'c - imme.ilately. Immediately. Wade Marlow spent a day the past ____________ ________ —— ---------------------------— i two great -grandchildren, t h r»- v Mr*. Paulsen lor an cxtendi-d visit ifj,,..'1?' . ? . grandi'lnlriren. live ureat-grandj Mrs. Agn.’* Congdon of K tlam i-i-,, . \ j, chilciren no: being.able to -Ittriicl. church w Ml- <'...|U,1. •. H1.IT <.! Ak-; / ' Mr and Mr Fred Dalstra and lion. Ohio, and Ju- O’Meara o: l!’’1, ll‘ ‘ Evipone left, having »n .enjoyable Chase & Sanborn g j um time mid hop.ng to ft turn next year. family xpent the deck end with her; Mr.-. Anna B.uw r .and nth-'r rci i Mts* Hazel shrifri spent Sunday hit - an Fiiduy Mr-. Congdon a< Mr.- Ellie Biddle entertained he; icompanied Mus Rider to Akron o clitttircri vv.y- delightfully, ■ m .ThankMthins. Those present iron: . Mr. and Mrs. Evan Fuller and . Dr W E Mrl.ravy of Grand R(-j-ni.mk.'-,vi ids and.Mr. and Mis Glcn^McLrav-'. lorjocg y C'.Utt-n- out of town were MBS Doris Biddb family sjient Stir day with Mr. and GRAHAM CRACKERS Mrs Keith Fuller ot Hustings. and family ol.Laming also Mr andjdm nf )• t and Ml-. Avis and Heleit Biddle And Sunday vlxilor* at Mr anti Mr*. Fancy Fresh Baked. 2 lb. Mr. Fred Henson ol Richland war 1 Mtirwi Be will you is to friend. Tina Rjku. all ot Grand Waller Culbci t > were, Mr and Mr* Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs John)Eva M l< jwrh>rmin>: the cert'-; aRapids. .Carl Ciske.' of L.ttub:g and Mr and Mi-Lriny Mr-.- Carrie BeUnn re-1liriony. ’'* ’ Th -.mg jx’oplt' were aehave safely invested during the SODA CRACKERS Mrs Joseph Pttug and Mix* Barbara turned to Grand Rapids .with Dr. enmpanu-rt Ur and Mrs. Kenneth, HOLDING CHHISTMAS TARTY. McLiaty. for an Indefinite su baited 2 Ib. ; Reynolds m-ti-d a* brldwmaid, On Friday cvGUng Dec. 15. mem­ Bowman of 'Hastings Mr. andMr* Frank Shriber .pent days when needed. Mr und Mrs. C J. Bitutr *'’‘-iand best i Mrt and Mrs. Cntt- bers of the Fxal Sea Scout Ship and Mrs Jani-.- M Stuart. Mr» J■■•*>-jtcitdt'n wnl -.id*' in Hustings for •RodinFm ’ and their frientU will Sunday altcmomi witii Mr anc| Mr* Abid -Donley ol H.istinga. sie Pittcnger. mid Mrs. Emma |.jin prw-!:i*. CHEESE 'Dcniglms ut Grund Ruii.ds and hlgiil) d and have lib' Miiiie hall here. Member* ot the ship A family gathering jvas held at the FORTY YEARS OF . Fancy Michigan Lois Langston '4 W S T O. wereltMtst wi'-ta if many irunrij. committee* .and their wives will act homoot Mr*i Anna Buck und family Sunday. TlK*c who were pn*ent ■ Tlutnksgiving guest., ol Mis. D. M,?pjr u -ut(, i happy Ufr. as sponsors. ' Bumrt. Mros Dona Stuart and Mr.j BUTTER pq17,c ! daughter.. Virginia and Barbara rand Mre’ J M l.iuigsKm a', the TRENT Holland Maid lb fc»W / 2 . home ol the: latter. . Th«nk.-u" !1<i Hospital Guild No, la will hold It - ’Jean, and son. Jack, and Mrs- Buck’s■ Middleville. Shultz. Freeport'.Ib. Me Mt and Mrs. Win. Shutters were; Mrx. O.wa' •g-regular meeting and Christmas brother. Bye Neilson, and Mis Irk Mu-. Chai lam W th'* “ u> Hw-tings who enter-1 Roa t. w< re J- party at tlu home ol Mr.., I. Huii- R.-h.;-:ibaum and son,-Junior of atGriswold al J.ff«rson Detroit. Muhigaa ly «f M tallied a large family group for the | Kuentfrt'i a - - :s -S*js. verier. 538'N. Boitwnod St. Manibcr.-, Batlle Creek. Mr, and Mr.-.. Zenc A. ThankigiviiJg holiday, ihose item |Height.-, M ...............Mm — Jolin A. ari, inged to lx* prcretit, visitors we*- Buck ot Chicago. III . Mr. and Mr.-.. .Westey Pue and daughters. Anna।away being. Mrs. Gio. ShuUyiA. Mr.[George and taipib ol Holland. Mr. come. These Low Prices Contain the 3 Sales Tax J. I,. Main Ii» m.<e and LcNont. Mrs MU;a Atlania und Mrs. Cha.-. Fritz. Mi', and Mrs Jami Mr.- .: IteurrM-uUlitn ‘r f 1 UAl * and ilaUghtcr Carolyn Jean und j Arthur Knight and Arthur, J. , Ms 'daughters < We Deliver HINMAN'S Phone 2491 John Gould of Hastings. RtuM’ll and Mr*. Frank Vaher. Mr and M;> h hlldnn r.: a-1. being entertain IV.e Y. M, L Club at. a Wluttemoie and slMei Katie, ot Lloyd Sc.itt i'» .n| st Johns and Mi li.nd Mre I util time pit luck dtiuiw Ind the amnia: GluXt- creek, trtends ol ih<* taunly. ■ and Mrs, Gmdoh Clement And lam- pre.wiii. 2.‘ ... —Chriitiniift. party. and ford Eiu ol Woodland, ' i lly of Belding I waa tlie verdict bl all. T. S. Baird Shoes L. V. BESSMER HINMAN* J . . Steaks - IZfc J. 33 Coffee 26c Sugar : „’ Z IO ">' '5lc .23 .,23 ,1^ ASK THE MAN WHO HAS SAVED He tell money how comforting it SERVICE & Loan Associntion �ni's-NTR WnATMHV. DECEMBER «. im PACK EIGHT of Grand Rapids were Sunday eve- we hope all these other* may be Mr and Mr* Chas.Couk and“(am- GIVES REASON FOR n:nr mi-st. at the J C. Au-tin homi*. equally as fortunate In the near fu- lly called on Mr and Mr-- H'-nry Arch!- rhornas ot Harbor Bench ture . < Hliafcr •~>f IN-wamo Thanksgiving N K fSayW of Fredrrirk-Suyl«ys. . : .. i.,v night mid Hundwy.-------- - *■• *----------> ciav ’ ’ • horn.- <4 Ml .nd Mr. WOODLAND. . Mr UH<1 Mt5 ^:,.r Brumm - n- bimqtht thcrtollimimr reply horn one ONE CENT A WORD MO AD\ BAPTIST CHURCH. 1ISEMEKT FOR LESS THAN ' :-d I .i.ix-ret ’ Mr and Mr*- Ezra Dell and daugh- :> rtatned Mr.-, Staril.-v M.mG r and (4 hto client* t.i the PStrfoi offlee. Mr Sayles i«ya Only a miracie M:-s Vada S' hwndrr of Detroit ter-Joycr, of Lanxing were Thank*-i daughter and Mr*. Sarah Mohler । an. mw thto Kcnoratlon.'* Had their can.-.! on !,-f aunt. Mr George giving rural- of Mr and Mrs. John with ii venison dimer Sundui • In jepiv tn yoin rrqueM to .-cud t-x • Fridav Dell ■ -Mr and Mr.-- Willis Wil-uin and Mr and Mr* Jed Btov - und Mr* ftoynuind M.U-<xl to visiting three n» of tlie HuIuk-, .lit;.-: •— --- Wuukrgan and Chicago have -.Jmoved into, tlie houw -i. .er.Uy :■•> ■“< present shattered condilioti oi ■ adihr. Ann. Were Hasting.-. :,d-‘ti v'-- m fur two weeks. Marvin is staying purdhared and-r#d«orated by Mr J"’- bunk m*coutit makes it unpu*~ with J.i 1 grandparent*. Mr. and kit and MrC-ul NciUr-uner . . E Deming accompaHted* -Ids Dell Williams, und Nalsb Is with Miss.Helena FIRST FRESRVTF.RIAN CHURCH, iy My prvM-ul tmuiii pi! oniSchuler:ria-lit Thai. L-. due the «Jkvl Of fi-detul n n ... -I I ,1 v Mr. and Mt. Dun.XTcl.xxi Kivln.; holidays as a gtie.-t of i lute la.s... by-lawc. municipal • ‘ ’.” 1.,U| 'U4 . ? ! Henry F.m| of Detroit came Mnrstim .4 Milwaukr-e. Wi- Mr ... Hi: uL<> expect* to vii ■ Thpr.Mluy to .-.pend Thanksgiving Mr* Curl Jordan went with her «rti«e.i-*ou laws, liquor hjws. u,,Holland before rvtunflng home .. . , —, , , with Jib tnothcr. Mr* L Faul. Hr fur us Chicago. mot lxu d-i- d n urer mi ekumtad May 1",rnd ’-,u rt,,’-“n ,1,r a tb“ The Rural letter Carriers’ A* Lbrougli tlw*c ta- { uni cum;>-l1t’d • Low. h Ind iUs Mr, and Mi* Lawrence Christian elminn of Bmtv C.unty gm.tax. -al-s . tax. ■ of Hastings were guests of Mr and fur. well dinner in honor of John u^UUM-iiii-iit . rronk c Deming Mr.-- J V. H.lb«-rf Friday evening. : Haurr of Woodland, who to retiring. ■ I:.., ■■ ■ ■■ -■ • , ■ , ■ Mr and Mr* Harry• Hough and at tin- Methodist clmrch Saturday FIRST METHODfflT EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Ttiripliu ,Gs '■ j55t'd •«»» Freeport Irieml:. Mon- son*. Vh-tqr and Paul, of Paw Paw Club No. I furnished the E<-v L X. D Mt .. .. •* day Mrs. G..,r. . Deming accom- and gtandc-hildn-n. Elyf-an and Wm- dinner Tlie- orchestra ot th („r pan:, d them to the city- mid will ,.fon Hough, of Hartford weir ■oriuiiun luinbfied the muMi*. Mr. In addition to there irrigation fax, ! urn I irced by the BtionZ ehmeh ’’’main ind.-liniteiy with her -n. Tlianltogiving musts of Mr und Mi * Frank, nnd wife. ’ Donald Gager. ■•Hi:.’ lovely gift.• . r , rMr. mid Mrs lawretscr Johnson Miss Elnure Dowden anti mother.! Mr and Mrs. Ernest Shonto and this thing und a jx-rmit tor that thing. 1 am ri,i)u«-.t<d tu get a bust1.*. is ..ho and children of BoWth-Center *i>rni Mr.<. Dowden. UMlrd irlutive. in •on. Don. .• i-ent Thmikfgr.n-.;: with / • :i<«ii;e. a driver’, hevnee. a Thunk nr.mg with Mr Johnsons Phu* Village. Indiana, from Thurx- Mr ilnd. Mr*. Goo. Kii-hmaii of FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST lj-n 1IC« tl - :i d license, all auto tala duv af imrem-. Mr and Mr. H M Bough- day until Sunday-.. Sunday.. Kalamazoo. ■ ■ tau :-.- m r. Dun Shonio of Olivet College spent Mr anil Mnt Howard Jordan and Un-.-wc. a truck iicvnsc. a fL-liltig 11z anard ■ ’r- Ellen Y’arger lui-: returned -'Pent th«jholidays.with hto parent*, children. Mr and Mi- M i to her home from Ot.o vu where -he Mr and Mrs ErneM Slwrno. dun and children and Mi .-i .b! -re-iit (Aera) daw irt thi- OHarrow Mi s Beatrice Pratt.Visited Mr i.and re­ Pined to < -.'titiibutr to every locietj t c::- l-om* and Mr*. Arthur Wild-, ut Murton ■ nd eiuani.:at.<*n whirh Hu- nivi'-nBe.-is l.-u- P T A. meet: a( the :cb<»>l- from Wednesday until Saturday, loi ; :■ -. . urn man u capable al -,i,j I; . <• thi ; v.. >-k mi Weilin'xl..y eveMr. und Mrs. Karl Faul and cllil-, w. . . . ’________________ _ ’ ■ nn.:; dn-n spent Thanksgiving with Mr Hilbert atu! taught. ii.,. a. Mr i.nd Mr: Victor Si-s.-n. Mrs and Mt* H..J. Slang ol Battle Rena * Culler nte Uiv-mployitM-nt —----------- —------ ---------- ..... r the Emmr. s on and Mi G;.ytl'ui Creek Murdn remained until Sun- ThmikM-nmu • th.- T.x’mix calledon Mt.: S L Peck- dky for a short Visit. Reuben Wolcott ‘ am| Mrs Carl Jordan vtolted Blr .mui ouu.nr, Mwn ‘ transferred to’hmn i Mr.. uuu and n., MrsB. .jJohn Bulling. Ml:• x’:t~— ------- ,— ", iB'Utu ’ wn in !h« city including the WAjIa,.Jordan and Mi;., Gladys c„. r tkSmith. Mr and Mr Mihm VlmHjir. gamer and noon. •y aitM. and Mrs. Alien Ptoh and fain- Jordan ot < hidtigo from Thursday Tntmbo. Mr and Mrs Wind Plant Whib-th- •ire’ii Crtx». the which tly .had their gui-ts on Thank*-until Sunday. !.,lkl duuxhter. iU'-irlv. <>1 W.x:. HIKE MEFIIOIHST CHURCH. .. Fortx-y family r. - ■ giving. F E Deming. Mrs, Geo. SmR<Vh‘” U“’ land. Mr und Mt ■ Wil) Hau r . I'uipit- Ci'*.'. th<- Flaming Cro-.s und. ,wv happy one-for all. g*r Mr, J E Roush, all of Ft<-- niunk-^iving holiday* with hi-, par-iW. q .Wmxllaud aim Mr ..ml M. ■ till |killl«!<ents. Mr and Mrs John Dell. K..ntwth H..u.-r o ' Ix-Wto Cult atai rhll- I»rL Mr. and Mrs Ray Ware o! dnn und Mr. nnv- oi Mil- South Dwell. Mr .md Mr.-, Lavcrn Mr and Mrs. Ed Covey of Goblvn Tilatiksgivnig ihiei usurancr-. borflaiv uiMirutii-r uaukie Wl- . -i> nt w.-div.- tiay -*>gar and family of Grand Rapid.*, hr l“f‘.nkARL?"K »wl}day... Mr .ju.nt.sEl!!(Wl nf Lake i ><h with Mr. and Mr... Clyde Rucll. y insurance, collision insur nu.ht here with hl- mother. Mrs..and Mr and. Mrs. Geqrge Wnldnng A bounteous Mr. und Mr.- C. M Brown <>f» Minni.EVH.LE. ram insurance. hall insurance On Thursday morning *'.nd : ‘ family o’ Holland ■ itruirr comliriM-d rampriMxi of.... tura^y,. rabbit.. Grand Rapids Ini unini-c to Charlotte L» sjr.-ud dinner r*\ T,11,,,k'*-'V;u,,: \G E Blake Is nursing a.r<-h u Mr*. uien Glen rawKng jjkvina cut utw flngvr quip: badly t ned Unit II it, r mung I... kui-iiii- -«»d *parerii" with-all tlu- accotn- guestA oi Mr. and air*, CHURCH or THE NAZARENE. land ' . n'umhjK here panirtwnts.- wnS enjoyed by nil 1 During the Moim Wednesday Mr F. E Brunner. Mrs Emma Club No I. Mr- Stuln Hilbert, nin- lightnim: Mrtick in the horn minting Si.-,s- i). Mrs. Victor SiMoti add Mia-,. ---- - -—-------- ...» vviorin..- ... « v»m... r.!,.,.,. ix.umned. iho expects Gnytha 1-_»mi- u.-n- in HaMfrigs on C,,’D’ of the Methodist church, will ' lu -dl-.s M-rve supper as usual Wednesday iimmoiM d* Mr urn! Mr* K. P.mover mid.Mrs • '•;'1»>R “> the church parlors ; '*‘ , J 1 er ft 'Grand -Grand Rapids colled* Mr/mid Mr* chu*. Farthing en. J. , , until, all’thal 1 know to that I am called' at at tuxl Mi 'I., Bruntn-t More Fridav attenux.n 'ettaliu-d lor Thtfiikagivlng. Mr. and °V’- .bul h,‘ ' ‘ ,,M 11 ' •op,"vcd to provide nu inexhAustWESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH ef Itoatiafi. Mr .-.nd Mrs O J Barnhart Mr Airs o good and son. Jiick, and Mr. n don*ii head and m aiilr apply ol money fur every rt. Putor A"1 E Ststa Road llfl'U Hamilton :<nd ,.n<l Mr Etlx-rt Linda-v of Lfn.-mig “I'd Mrs Eloyd Kimble mid children seemed’ rather queer Hirtuurt Cbnrrh. am! Mi .and Mrs J E Roush spent V* South Woodland. . human ia«<- .md nimplv because rt Tbiiniafrni.ti: w-tth" Mr. und Mrs -,,r “"d Mrs. R. G Finnic mal day, although it ' ;• tij.-.c u» donate to • jrh und all. a holiday. (ton h and son R*-ed. of children were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. I tfni boycotted, talk'd about. Inti U lit-,! V..1- pre. ■ i; >d ."with J"reph McKmght Thanksgivnig about", held up. h« ld down, rubbed .-. lui ! cliatr which iu- is «*n- • Mr. and Mrs Will Grigsby of Hus^Juntii 1 am nearly nitiuil. ■ i<tv much “‘M* c«Hrd on Mr. and Mis. D. B. in Cln-1 < । ;.t»d ja.-k« i D Coo! u quire ill nr this <’^’’11 Sunday afteni<xin. '■inn^fiiirachyou won't ix paid writing. Het many friends wish Mr. ” and M Mrs. ”* rtl Gh-u Farthing und —• Oar town looks rntbei ...... . — iinnri> Ixibv were Thanksgiving guests uf -Mnc<- the old Murine hou-a- tia-; been holdin,! mi !■> life i-> simply to in:i fiund fl Grand. Rapids ••‘•uitireii ip Lake Odessa. : lorn down Tins will char th.- in-v u. helf to pxnmn next home of . t> th - north • mt; .*>• . CIMI1 ut in tiie ip.-iuv <n , Mix, ..... .Mefie^Rtohler of Junior. Col- of the ralhmid'tracl. .. daughter Mrs. Ciaudi* Walton. ” <Ji-uid Rapid:., spent Thaiikx-'of Main ' and will lx- mu. h CHURCH O'- THE UNITED BRETHREN Aiv Tabbcrer was inime ''‘vine, and the week end with her. appreciated by auto drivers a rv-w jlgfit’rei! IN CHRIST. ‘ L-x.l .luti. ut Harbor " In '••ol,br. xutv i-’being •-nt-trd on High .-tn<' Earle and dnu-.-r Ml-‘i Gkn R.n- Tills li|itlding will y.’i dne.-d.iy night until ~ England ‘ ‘ and “ ............. ' al' mond Mclz-cd are tn Ttilrdo on bu»room, coum-ij rooms and a place foi lay. m« ., for a couple of days voting Thi-, will bo u lln-- improve and MrMr. und Mrs Prank Kilpatrick, tnent ns well-as givln,: work tn • Special Notice! .daughter Aiene. mid Mi- Eiirabcth era! m< n wlio are glad tn lx bus,Spring -.treet |. brhii' repi HJChstti Lobdvll ix liotm This nuts from the rre.-imer holiday Arlington -•trerl and has L < n poor- condition siti I HI ITHRT WANTS .Guaranteed Trutj Eitting , Every tra* md w« ks»p it in proper ad- fC-'tare ‘'Sc'ertlvo J' Control’*. Nothing <•■' The Prescription Drug Store P ..A. I > HARKER. fN.;.,. HASrr.C.S MICHIGAN Our Service To PROTECT You Constantly Adju>t Fairly Pay Promptly W..Iurvrr Hocs<->_ If. .wba?. CTeod* F.wu II.-: M LOW F-ATES CITIZENS MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. A H«=:- C i. l MAUS i 0; -e.l : * .’ 1 .! r.-tromutiVr s-,. M:<h. GEO. M. NEWTON BODY GLASS < GLENN F. LAUBAUGH HaMinn Whai Would You Do IF THE J AW ... l.« REVOKED Your !nd TIED I r AJI Y.mr THichigan’s Financial RtjpontiLility Law Provides Wee HE CHURCHES Dale Hauer of Junior ONlege.' mrr Lusimv rhanksgtving gue;-’.s (.( Grand Rapids, spent the TlUinks- to cm acrotint .,1 th Mi- H-awvlI's* hure-nt*. «n,n« i-olldavs with lu- parents. Mr. of Michigan hi* mother a’ Alma. | J C Austfii. -"'d Mr- John Hauer here and hxiked uh. who has made Ids -'Ir ‘J1'1 Mr.- Forrest Parmalre Mopped and called* on ? r‘u|dren o! Buttle Creek spent btisine-s ffbm ami Mr. and Mr-, Mtohlrr old time frlciuto. Mr. Mbl.l-r a itik-nt. return* hank.s.riting (Liy with the former., sjnc* This Moridav ev.nhi;’ L. lumie ut Cur.,on City Sut-. “.ath'-r. Mis Etta Parmalce. <ii West „ ■ We llX)k ce utda.- Marvin Thaler accompanied 'v,“-dland. Mrs I'armulre-and chil-. Wc l'*'’< —- • r • *1n:n i.-m:- for th.- Week fnd drftn remained until Sunday for a n,1:* Pr“»n'W mw-lmg -1 ,t.yd Hnlrr l(. '.rev ..nd *Mr. 1- L.-mis and 'toir with Mr. amt Mrs. Grant Os-,1’ ,,u* *• d;m«h’- r. Gavtha. entertained with • • - • entertanied for Tt>e ra-cond annual vocational fair I itll.lu/jx* the .i lih.i.t . ing dmne.-, Mr, and v *,r- '; - *■ FauI ....... . .....IV rllH| W Mr. Ridxii Baric and daughter.. P“n^h,nK dinner. Henry Fuul of| held at the Tliomapjilc W K Kd- I ARCHIE TOBIAS LUTHERAN CHURCH Detroit. Mr and Mrs. Richard Ifelen. Etpclyn and Doris' of Smyr'* ‘ ‘ It.re .f-hool of Middleville wa aT- I .Mr. and Mr. ach hail na and Mr und Mr. H. J. Doron O’Brien and children of Lansing. tended by more than l.W) pnrrnts • Mr and Mrs: Chas. Paul and Mari­ and friends Much infer.-.t . .... ■* and Mn. Edcar Cheney and baby uf Flint. • >! Hi‘.L-b.iL and Mr utld Mrs Don. ,Mn- Rret sjx-nt the holiday vaca­ etta of Hastings. Mrs Etta Faul shown In the educational f-':hil>;t. “ and Mr and Mrs. Raymond Faul as well a* the crop., fruit am! man- fn Richards, and two Uilldn ii cj Grand tion a* Jut home hi Grand Rapid*, of Woodland. re-urhing on Monday. . ual arts departments lor which rib­ Rupule, . * * Mr und Mrs. C. L. Potter and bon prizes were given. Tin- M-nlor cl.-i.-s of Freeport High Acrobatic CHURCH OF CHRIST. COATS GROVE Adam Endr - and Mr and Mr F. C. Wins. Fasu: . Cart OHHlar.d motored to Coats H-hool will present then* play. Oh. children. Mr. and Mrs. J. L Higdon Each of the two <veri!ng pro-’ Grove Thursday and writ guests Susan." a’ the J. O. O. F hall on und mi. Harold, of, Barryvllle, Mr. grams-wej-e attended by crowds ! o Ball Room ? Bert H ivm anil * fftRMlv. Mr.- Friday evening of this week at 8 and Mrs Chas Higdon and children large to be held by the auditorium, Endres returned home with them o’clock. This is a fourtact comedy­ and Mr. and Mrs. Oco. Higdon <>f many standing about the ent rance After spending a temple ut weeks at farce and is replete with laughs Nashville were Thanksgiving guest-, and in tlwhullway, throughout the •’ ’ it-- and p :'.v Keith .':. in ata:'. ■ » 6nW; The ra>! of of Mr and Mrs. Welby Crockford entire program. Michigan: The grade children, glee club, and I Taught Saturdays at iht! character:....... i' - i iu has• tx-icareruny been carefully cnosch&>- . Mis* Winifred Border <>i aiiciuKnn oiith <: W'-Kllhrtd Ward Hvti’to of M11- • b :.iui much time'is being Riven “‘“o’ uoliegi/East Laaslng. sjient I..- thv preparation Hpeetalties have 1the Thanksgiving holidays with ... .her PARISH HOUSE muslc for both vntertalnmcnt.-i. un been provided to fill in'tx-tween the parent-. Mi. und Mrs. F. E. Burdt-cr Monday evening C J. Tinker of Mr ad Mr., Shirley Slocum and m-G and the senior# protnise a full until Friday rv MAX RENO and • •.••Hing of clean fun. "Dir follow­ daughter. Dorothy, of-Marttrr Cor­ the Michigan Department of Con­ Jr*. <». W Batra* WEAVER BROS. ing are the cast of charactersr Dan- ner.-. were guest* of Mr and Mrs. servation Aliowt-d tlie ixi w consrrvatiou plctufc-s for the llr-.t tlio. Adeibert Slucdm Thankogiving day. children and Mrs D>ra vets Merydith. u wealthy and wise Lowell were .Friday after* bacia-’or. John Seifert; Mrs. Marion Mr. and .\frs- Dewey Zerklc and1 Tuesday evening the (re-.hm.nn ..... umuK,. of Lansing R>rls.gave spent aThanlcvhealth play which thi-j Weatherly. Jus aunt. Florence qnldren Sketch; E<iith and Rose Parson*. giving with Mr. arid Mrs Win. Flory. I;,<1 uuit.-n and Pfof. E F Hill. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Faul and th'- l^'i't of Fann Matiage_ .............. two roH-budx tri the garden of'gtrls. M R t: xa->. a hi inre mi AIm> dark and Halit red Kidney Lum in lining'Alai 'Kiiiid-- and Ruby Newtun; Jan­ fiimily were- gijexts ot Mr and Mrs. EHropean Social and Tndu-.lrinl a!-, muon and 'Dal’-1 u. a society- girl. Lillian Chas Rowiudrr ot Grand Rapid , fftr Thanksgiving. Mrs. FBul. VirWr. Hill Ju»! ^-turded Womlland I th.v, h.'d :-- n Blougli. 'Mame.’’ a croak Ih the GRANGE PROGRAMS ginia and Graydon remained until *rom Eunqie lu-d August • ,. -A,,< -Taikin--. Grace Brygns; "Lett.’ a prepared on Friday. Lak -------------- drawn and idled in the b.i ' u.-nt “-b’ lU'-yu-d y-iung man. Farrell­Sunday. TRVINO ORANGE NO rn and : .t fine AndiTwit; Old Bum.” their proud Mr. and Mrs Truman Munion and Woodland. Mich. Mrs -------Hannah Wright were Thanks- Mr and Mrs, •Frank ,| tut.h. r. Garv Newton; Jason, the -----------, — Mail . i; Fnd ,Kun<!-: Mr- Hawke*..K‘vinw guests of Mr. and Mr.-. Gkn ?.r,a’,w*d -----------------Hickory Corners. Culver dreinci ..nd ( >.. in ■ b, ••;>. r. VJarituertte Allerc ®\' rt Lake Odf-5.,a. ' ■ ..S ’ ‘ , l n ‘ . ' r ’ ' 5. 1 ' 1 ■ Preston. .Mai*: Miss Ix>ube lyitxrt ot Battle McOmb’-r district fur Thunk invum < Buy HASTINGS-MADE Raynw.d I’l-rljiJu • re hi»me ding. Creek, *sjicnt Mr. and Mr.--, “ L«..lie Dickerson atTiiapk— Walter Stockfish of Dryden was Creek~ College. Battle ^<cca. iahiv —1 — -—■ acu- ’t at the home of Mr mid Mr*. ,h** Thanksgiving holiday* with hc> “ family gathering Thank. Kivinjr holiday. t*. > , . ................ 1 .......... CiVllII? ......... Fred TabU-re-r ’t^^Tw-sday* until mother. K'r.; Mrs. QI..,., Stata trill.. Hilbert " ' Pl'W (iuV day Kith with tl.<* the I:.--..,* latter’s .mother, The Walton hunting «.*• unu sa'.urday o( I ,--, week .. Mr»- L Faul. Mrs Gw ,Faul and Mr' •chi*-' Bfach- ot the Iknd. r­ uirtad home Friday ryenias . S. G. VtKirhkto Spent the Thanks- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Faul were, shott .district'*'*”’"* ’* VERM TROYES Living -.a cut Ion at his. home at Pres- suvsts of Mr and Mrs. fUctmrd Mr. and Mrr. Lyle Ricker.-mn eniht* did not ti-l, thri%llcii WU.U.OK ouuuay. . tcrtainrd the latter ’ * parents. Mr gcod con-lder.ng the r.u'n- t"" 'O'Brien of Lansing Sunday. of Mon- an<^ ° Armqur ot Hlck-ury . . Mrs. w. A Seifert, son'John and Miss Margaret’ Spindler . car at'.,! the detp sn.iw ti.-j !uid daughter pcrothy were guests of cheater. Ind. vuired• her m*>urer Corners for TIianksffivtnK. Mrs. Went and family of Grand u conicntfirftb. friend* ut Flint from Wednesday.Mr'■ . Aria- Spindler, from Wcdm-sMontav ’ B^P'd* »fxnt their Thanksgiving v:i-ilRd mght until Sunday night. •*““ ' day until ' , ... nki- The many. friends of Ira Blough Mi. Nellie Rut was a Thanksgiv- nation with Mr West at their farm Emma THE AUCTIONEER M., - ; .-:- :•. a- : S 'Uth’ Bowiit* arc sorry to learn mg ituot if Mr and Mrs. Hobur: M1^ Vlrgdme W-xxl of -h<- H-n, Adar. :ii-.d ’.•: lib* ’nous illnena and wish him Schaiblv of Grand Rapids. derswtt district spent fror-.i Mtu: Would‘be pleased to cry ■ - ‘ < .- —. »•OdelJ u ----— and Mr*. waller Fisher and d’v niKht HP01 Saturday mght with your sale. Middleville, Mich. Olen Densmore of . Ml Catherine Regi-tcr of Grand Ml’ a»d Mrs. Ok-n ot Jt?.ne and Mr- Clyde Tooker a’nd Rapms'»u.-» a guest of MiM Mildred South Woodland were Sunday guests Mrs. Fn-d Ritchie and son of Kalamazoo spent Saturday at Le. h<I'.iinUjf <i Carlton were Thank <;V- Hu.-l--. at Uie F F. Brnnner home of Mr and Mrs Chas Cook, ing u-:cm.< hto parcid--. M; amt Sunday. Miss Hurley anil Miss Reg- Irvin Hoover ot Battle Creek spent Dtckeraoti'*. M Erne.- Tooker Mrs Tookers visited at the home of Mrs. Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dickerson and Chicago Piano Manufac­ . Stahl ___ ____ .ttelormn; rnolUtr m.ther. furtngrlj -t Hopkm-. n w Minnie during______ the day_ mid Mrs. Jacob Hoover. makes her home with tier daughter- Tax notice* were received - by ‘local " ”Mr * and* '* Mrs. Paul* Euglekrout and " ni . Ourd 6 al ' turer has near Hastings ’ here. . people Monday Although not oa family of Detroit spent from Fri-. Creek. A BEAUTIFUL Mt - H&zel Hoover of Mtddlevtile tiaih as they iiave been some years, day until Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Lyle Dickerson and E J Sheldon " Jeane spent Bunday with Mr und is asnistlng with Hie hou-ehold du- everyone b asking. "WheRr will I ~ get Bay money?" Eleven couples from Woodland Mr5 L>lr Sisedd of BRttte Circle. th« - Claude Walton home fia Blough of lainsing xpent We understand that there were T^^.,n^.XPr^m“v 'n.d A”>'w:‘v th«* W have’ might slightly used and nearly paid •civ.r.g at the Fred Tatbcrer :r men who registered with Devon Theodore Eupcr Friday evening tha*. a crud* hurt’Detcrs out he f11O.U (or Wil! transfer Contract to Putnam at R.Kcnbergcr’s drug store with a bountiful pot luck supper In M>lI lf ymJ k» lt JioAc—Ln* ArXl.-, respoitoiblr party who will ' * Aii^i.., BUm- in i}1** uru-mpluyniciU curoliinent. honor of their first weddihg annlContinue the small monthly Anjoiti' jvii.t faikd to register at payments. For full inform*. tins' pnu- may do so at any time ar Mr and Mrs Leon ’ Tyler took « u claimed of a new wallpaper Hon write • Auditor." P.O. Hex the office in tlie court house nt Has­ Mrs. Loueha Earle, a sister of Mrs thal lt improve.- with washing Pre­ 195. Chicago. HI. and Mr- William Yule and tings. Several from here have al­ Sheldon, to Galesburg Sunday for sumably the pattern eome* right off ,thv lattcj-Y sister. MtfcS Masir B«>- ready laen given employment and a |—London Opinion Con, Foulke ■ Because concerns tl on tiie first If the mtn the voters by Mr Fou <By * Decatur.’ power* of und great. E Foulkes. discovered stances al! ral plum t CullgH saIiiH premr ua I Down ben Michigan 1 know thentaught u 1< iny a Hie coni H.me piuir differently are murker rutic*. and part Mr. I liurtlcultun One exp« representat bank appri. plum" is i ixistuffice can ahaki* imniAliatc trull for mi not mi rax federal lan und the tt shaken tn t ncr land lull'll al a I.HIIK 1 - Ii i| U. L< ie.k« .... K.n-.r. F Congress, all thin Mir lilt, a 1>< appoint met HASHNuB FARtRir. METHOhlhT EPISCOPAL. CHURCH. 666 Tap and DANCING HASTINGS MARKETS WAN It CARDS of THANKS t in st; he kl Ll ol G. B. CISLER -i aj.< to .-a tai tffrdi w HI Player Piano CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Funeral Service BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Tel< �‘dertck-Saylre. reply-lrom one patriot office, ily a miracle I) JUXI (I mtiitiou tour r< quest tiiunclni cuntcct ot federal w«. tnunu-ipul . liquor law!, tr t-in-la w«. am compaiW >■ irrigation n bush • ii*. -in aut<> ■. a fishing li­ lt marriage ii- and -n nd charitable including the .1 Ct<-. .. 'in- ing.Cru-.s and Wednesday, Dec. 6, 1933 PART TWO—Page Nine THE HASTINGS BANNER •^ydmInlstrutton's IhvwtlgaUon dLMTluMbd. it explained, that Phillips .had been u Democrat for moat his 'life although an appraiser* pdillCa better ways Of trachitis-We,In the seventh grade and Muriel ’ emBlirs’l z'wral id tor ba our day for McArthur, in the ninth itraito. TM v«.i: hold.ng them «-.cry r,"’lvllw ,*K!" Our ’-‘achcr* vl*it<-<i < h»«l rfrxn l» even more crowded , , . o’*** schools a week later. | what will it be like if this keep* up? Praisesf Action of Posse Possr That bIy ,, . , ,a unlll ,,.Tll'\.\7’Lh fi.rari.‘‘;• * ;lh ‘“e h ”,P.o Wh Rchnoi Jr BiudnetM Bnsiiw-^ -— —L_The The H High School Jr. My U appointment. that tlu- charge of ludenu a.-k getting Training ClaM ha.- decided to take wrongdoing on the part ut Phillip* Arthur Brisbane, tiie noted column-' Hung Two Confessed Kid­ AcMtey afternoon, the program together a mid-year entertainmrr.’.1 tuur rnontlw of Jr. Buxines* Training was unfounded. and that tlie 1st. received a letter from Miss! napper—Murderers In kw-;wng with Th:udw«lving in ’he form of a miniafute fair. The’,ant! five months of Cominrrrbii " Tree charges as a whole were largely Matto Young, aged 132 editor ot vr.id,. aerw divided into committer.; Aii’hmetlc. They are planning to _J Bunday night at Ran Jo *. Cali- -and latct ” between." Fotdkr* and "The Clipper." a paper published by tomia, and each committee .. working hard,take their,top to Battle Cre«k when "Forbidden - "personal * was a demon..!rat. ’ ... of -old — — was a mg contrat, Phillips. to make their contribution to the -hey finL.h the first bpok. 'the Citrus (liove Junior High schooliptoneer "Justice ' of the “ 49 ” variety, .ean nut hmo : ’ iBM'auM* we believe our readers are and ought to be intrrcetcd.in what •-nJertammejit a„ sucner :j Tiie -- ehildrtn . .of Miami. Ida Ir\ :egard to hu-. dealt out to two kidnapps-r-ihmder- wordd dtmrewt in the .tower grades • concerns their public servants, we reproduce below the article published . . .... . .. inquiry here revealed Foulke* feir\jrit. Mr Bubanr writs ■.... . ... •n .-mall pi afternoon. the entire’are preparing tii«lr Chr«tma< pro«.. “ *“ - pcr.-onnl 77: 7"!grievance against It you feel gloomy und take our confcved kidnapper* and murder- We had on the first ’page of .... the Grand Rapids Press ...In .w, IU .«.« issuew.ot November ... ’Ji. 'hlMl Tii-auk.-.gtv.tig Ti e II Ih. BIMMP -.1 mi'll m Up.mikI.. mr w. P»1 elm, u>«, Phillips tackUMih-UU-r. k» eh.P- d.pmssrnn too .'nuvli »|»ml »n ers of Brooke Hart, son />f wealthy la-1 week d Mr. Woodihan on "Indian Fuhr . . . man of tlu- tncounty fartnres pirmc hour or two in t- a• well-managed parents. After kidnapping and mur- •mly thing . . ... n about that i». and cwtum- It was very The girls* 4-H -ewing rlubwnrtc the voter* ot thik district -»i,| not cure lu be represented at Washington ut crystal Springs American "■ during the 1932 —--------—public -----.i! sclxxjl among the d'-riiig the young man. the brutes wi ’ll have to make them up at tlie Ing and many queer thing.' and ttoy» 4-H handicraft rlub Sisk by Mr. Foulke* 1 ’ ■ --------.. had refused the trachi-rs . - — political, enmjiaign. and. children and your tried to get a 840.006 ransom from end of the year, lx Indians were learned ^arc just getting started We hope all Federal Land bank of St Paul The congressman jx-rmuslon to speak. gfoMn will vanish. .... Mrs. Stiu'h . the ..... parents—after the boy had...been P.u ' । By Staff Correspondent> rhool w;t« the ffiembera will ;.dirk it out" no . .i.’’j •J*1** oj !hl. program ettni.. Grove Junlpr High murdered, and his body thrown In Barry cuuntv. !l - Patronagei‘••pir*cnUllvr. so the story is told.** 1 111 up’.U wen- that the clubs will finteh 100 per 1 itiicnted Phillip*' utxiolntment and committee that nd candidate tor School was thus named because it the buy. Tlie criminal* wire ar- teaclwis mlgh Kinw-IH • but ha-1 rent —Kenneth LltU and Dorlt office .-huuld'tx- ix-rmitted to ad- was built in a grove of orange and,rested and confessed: • and karn other meUuxf ....... und great, but Congressman.Georgr J tederul agricultural adipUn.- iruiion dn v the fdrnickers. Tlwre were grapefruit tret* far out .on the | Sunday night a ixxm- «.f tj.oco many ofllce.wcken <.n tln- ground*. < dge of Miami Since then Miami । gathered at tlie jail, broke in. took E Foulke. Hartford Democrat, has ’ diM.-hnnte him j Althougn a lifelong Democrats hu:. grown out far tx yond'the *chixd 1 the two kidnapper-miirdrrcn. out to discovered that sometimes cireumAmong other things. Hailkrs . thousand ------- .« children — are — _u. — trees and hung tljcm. Quite natur-: Philliji* refused during the cama educa' Mances alter 'ca .« .-, and ins dicta-1 charged. aCcurdiiiv to reports .from muiiina ytortai potutiun as tlie official point- Washington., tlait Phillip, was "nuL patan to work lor Foulkes’ election, ,-d in that school, under the direc­ ally those who took part in the . While n*»t person:; in *outhwe.-.t- tx>n of Mks*ta.Clanbei Cason, pnn- paw’s action were somewhii’ anx-i 1 cal plum tn-' :.liaker in the Hiurth > >«» •ymp.ithy with tlw adnnnhtr.inut a Lzemocrxi ai»l«"«r to be reluc- cipul. and thirty osiUtont tear hers ion* ns to what official* might do. tion.- inn; Hint ih lw- wa* was not IX-inocrat ,rn Cungw-ssiunal district is not io su­ uui> b"1** Wh?C d‘ vo'“'r' .and ■‘blli,y ’“-1 you but Californio wem* to h-iv an un­ preme us he hud supposed. , . and 'that he had not'supported Uw XVJJ rJr’imiJtT';'’'4’**1 federal ,n Investigators Busand admiration usual governor in Janies Rolfe. .1: -In­ ‘'•»““«*« M ’D. » n *“‘ with resiwct »• “« "Hmir»n«n . Recent d^yekipmenL*! so indicate. rongressmun in hto C|un|Wign for thc kirk o! Paw Paw, veteran •terar Demo- “ ’ KROGER STORES The children range in .age from stead of criticwing the action of the oleetion. • Down lien- in the southwestern d crat, wnd be received inquiry three years In the kindergarten to j mob. he praised it as "a fine k-ssoh Michigan fruit b«-it. where farmers Henry Morgentfinu. Jr. as direc­ from the hitrnil credit administrusixteen years in the junior high .... — ............ ...o.. to the whole nation.” that human food* that lx«! farm credit .admini*know tlu-ir plums. Foulkvs has been tor —• ol — federal . .................. ....... . non rraarding Phillip* and "I told -school'. (brutes will learn they can ' kidtaught a 1. .. on in plum inc shak-i tratton. is reported to liave direct­ plenty ' They meet at half past ten In nap in this Mate." To prove that the ing Y lr<* th** 8t- Pai11 bank, to dbunis.. them I fold Mr. Morgcnthau 1 had' the morning in a grra’ auditorium, iGovernor meant wtiat he stated, he The tongrtwunan not. found tha’.1 Phillipa from the service As the ri nu- plum trees must be shaken ’■ government ’' Iiua Jurisdiction over! known Phillips nigh unto ?5 y«-ara,*ing their .m1kx>I aonih. listen to'said. "If anyone 1s arrested for this differently from other*, that there I the j.-suancc ol appraiser.. cominh- and iiad known him to be n .staunch । t ach other deliver »hdrt addre.-.M .- gnod Job III. purdon tht in all " He an- marked differences'in plum vuthe bank felt duty bound to Dt mocrai all then- year*.’’ said Biu- ;on school • affair*, everything op-! even went beyond giving hl-, aprutu'a, and that the fruit in MMiM-'act but owing io th< excellent n-c- klrk "I told him that ! knew Phil- j parently run by Hie scholars to <i< -; proval by raving that "hr would like ti«A» |K«.-*Ascft grejilcr Ml<k-to-ij-!<»nirnciida!t-.>rv. accompanying Phil- fljM. to be a true nod loyal supporter. velop ' Initiative and resjxmsiblflty." to rrk;Cf all Safi Quentin and Filivfiu.v. than in others Farmers re-|Up»' npplic.diun for appointment It of tiir administration I told him while 'MLss Caron und her ttacikrs: >um Penitentiary inmate* serving i sentences for kidnapping into tlie port Mr Foulkrs hM learned this j was considered best to .suspend the Phillip* »a* a Roosevelt Democrat unobtrusively dine' lx>ituuJtural lesson well. appraLu-r pending an Investigation. but not a Foulkes Democrat — and . All the school rooms are bathed in: custody of those fine. fMtrioUc San tliat should not be held against him' .sunlight, windows wide open, from Jose citizens who know how to han­ One experience has shown the |Tw<> mvcstigaUirs were m ’ into ’ All prices in this advertisement include the Michigan 3 |er cent Sales Tax , Phillips is recognized a* one of! one end of the room to tlie other a die such a situation." He eien had representative tliat tlie federal land-i tiie stall'. ,the best farmers in this section He,continually changing supply of fresh!both prisons checked to find out \Ve accept all C. W. A. pay checks *“ bank appraiu-r type of political t Many fur Phillip*, formerly was president of the Michi- air blowing in and outhow many are serving kidnap *enplum” u not tht? same Variety ua .-—interviewed a They many farmers. gan State Fann Bureau. Hr us«-d no 1 After a |X*riod of- exercise it 1* a i trncex. "Kidnappers will learn i»uA> pium. a 1 ylHical influence to gel the land, delight to m-v in tlie roomt for; they are not safe even in pur pen­ "" •‘■'■Hmrtl, tlPlrU! W>UI.. !tK- inVe.ll. bank Job--the job sought film as the younger children. 7 years ot age.;itentiaries." land bank wa* in a'"jam" in south- each child as it comes in resting its, People generally have become very T* Delightful in toasted 'nil lor «m,» dewrvinr irk-ml wl,h.nndto„ lt „ 1U. J.U.: . hrt, nut th.- plum 1.1 ,lly ,h4, „r). western Michigan, and needed the (head on Its artns. folded on the desk, weary with the delays, the loop­ ff laqn pt cheese sandwiches best niun.lt couldJbid. • • the eyes dosed. (holes and the teclxnlcnlltie* of the M Mnl, dUlmUrt from ,!„• । hl utMr ,h„, , . On the wall is a sign reading law. all of which operates for the VsB ■■wfcWlar Try it! Special! Mn.1 Und tank v.rl«, „r plum p„„„ >-Mrt'ta mural men' ' ' ..ii..... : . t Inagi.., mergy? und energy Ixiieflt of the .criminal* and many >™, n ,„.™ rn.,.. ,n... ------ now. I mvr.tu.mlr onrnuun lAmlkra. . Y. M. C. S-X. aITEMS makes good citizen* ’ .(of them are permitted to go Scott runt! the tree, it s/i'ms. must be Tlu- invrMIgaturs did not indi­ X . sea. * a ta|klnjf machine, not laud, free Thi- California lynching is Shaken in un entirely dlffviynt man- cate whether they invertigated Mr. On. pk«** plays-"Ave Mana ' -while the .chil- , but a sincere demand from an oxH-t Lund banks are not quite as Fouiltes* record before departing, PACKAGE CHEESE - E.c.pt Swiss or Mlddtevllte was «'«< wrtl ailI5*“ d»'» *£!S?« C»"’"'""5V ,OT political a* the postal service Tlie but three days after the second Middleville well rTpr-wnua-'r'" represented CREAM CHEESE - A dclicioui spread Old English 2 pkgs. 37c »««>। terent. "»»* good J01”’music “• There are many | forcement .It is. to be regretted that tarmer-bori'owen. in a measure huv< prober left the 'dtstrirt. Phillipa re­ >t ill- IM annual V. M c A. 01,1. .. fine things in thiscountry — great | lynching 1A necessary. ' and it is ceived notice from the Federal Land Boys’ conference last week, thanks some control over the bank- through bank fn St Paul that he had been to the leadership of Owen Lyons rivers, mountain*. watertulLs. wheat nothing more than a notice .o-rv-d field*, mines and magnificent fac­ that jieople are getting very weary the ownership ol stuck. reinstated and could go back to rand R«v McKean. Barry county's tories. at the dilatory proceedings of courts ’ : quota for tlie tbnfcrcnca wax 35 and "Shaking" Failslbs. But nothing . Is iu. beautiful or a* and want quicker action Murder.s , 39 paid registrations from Dowling. Congressman Foulke.s hip. learned Tlu- farm Credit- ad'miniMration, a* the faces of a thou­ and kldnapiiings arc becoming so ail this since in- uttempted a month afterward announced the charge* Freeport. Middleville. Irving. Nash­ encouraging commonplace that quirt, order-lov­ sand liappy public school children : villr. Woodlund and Hastings. or SPAGHETTI In bulk ■or sq ,ig<» to shake Waldo E Phil­ against Phillips wire unfounded, ing people tire getting afraid to let They arc truly happy at ease with The‘Young Men’s Y group attend­ lips. a Decatur farmer. out of hL but it was noncommittal relative to I ed in a body, the Saturday ^evening their teachers devoted in friendship their children out of their sight'. appointment as an appraiser for the counter charges against Fotilker. If this lynching th6ws anything. I ’ Fresh Bread i«4-ib.ioaf 9c Peanut Brittle 2 'cssiun and heard Max Yergan. the to each other. the sooner ------ we .retisc, Country Club - sliced or undiced Negro' leader of Africa. Thanks are The big boy*, many overgrown .it .proves that ... '-.—-21 ways in which our laws due to all the men .who donated the and proud oj it, would be very hard । the■ farcical th* ’■* better- *•it will be. use of their cars for lran*|x)rtation to handle; they were liurd to handle arc enforced, ” ■ Soda Crackers iuu . 15c Cocoanut Snaps 2 । to and from the Kalamazoo.canfer- in tiw little "red schoolhouse." but In other words put on a lot more Delicious, tasty cookiss Country Club - criap, flaky lence. some of them making two in "Citrus Gfove Junior High" each speed. Instead of throwing ail sorts of protection to criminals, let ’ s give boy who dos * not set a good example round trips and one .car made three orderly society, a break We doubt tec smaller boys, or neglects his trips. . COUNTRY CLUB tall Nine hundred thirty l.i close to the studies, is not-allowed to represent that this can be accomplished, until EVAPORATED actual number attending the con­ the school in sports. He may not we take our law enforcing ngeiKi<-s | cans ference Hits year which will bring play on the football team or share out of politics, and have our judges! the total attendance up to 43,278 in other athletic enterprises. If you appointed for life and prosecutors! Pct, Carnation or Dundeej 3 tall cans 19c for the past 31 years. This was the are not in atnietlcs. you’re nothing, and sherifla-appointed Yor at least i 31st annual conference; first one be­ and big boys that under other con­ long terms, all . subject to good-be-! ing held in Battle Creek. 1903, with ditions might defy teachers and ig­ havior. it. 19c Jewel Coffee Salad Dressing quart 23c nore kssutu make desperate efforts an attendance of 90. . French Brand, Ib. 23c Embassy Brand -Excerpts from conference speech- to be, as many are, on the “honor HONOR ROBERT S. SHAW On loans ot $300 or less Household has re­ roll." ’ in 5C AT CHICAGO BANQUET Pineapple 2 25c Tomato Soup duced the cost substantially below the maxi­ "Money Lt not wealth any more The faces of the little public Sliced or crushed - standard pack Barbara Ann A.w... H> uvmv un-ui By than »n u.v meal ticket U is a meal" by 11 R xhool girls are especially and en­ mum rate, formerly charged. Families, keeping G. Hall. jtlrely beautiful, filled with intclll- Oil Painting of M. S. C. Pres, house, who can make regular monthly repay­ ”A sharing world is n Clmstlon and goodne.ts, their manners to Hang in Gallery of ments are cllglbleio borrow. 20 months to repay. world;" "If you row greed you will ln every way admirable Celebrities The only signatures requiryd are those of hus­ reap war;" "We arc facing the great-j th**1 high schopl- and tliouEast Lansing —Michigan may well । esl adventure in all social history."1 f*nd“ of o,,M‘r magnificent public band und wife. Quick, private, courteous servWeyer. ’ schools through'uot the land, the have a just pride in the selection of! • Love is the dominating motive of • problems of tills country are being Robert Sidney Shaw, president of Household Finance Corporation ot America on M. S. C.. as the man to be honored ’ nil creative results;" "You cannot!solved. the 3rd Fl. of the City National Bunk Building, ix- of much help in saving or bene- Children orc taught self-govem- al the annual meeting of the Arner-l 1 West Michigan Ave., Batik- Creek. Phone 4406. ilttlng the world by abandoning the'ment from the age ot 1. and taught Iran Society of Animal Production Value of YesterdayDr. Beaver, co-operation. Jn Chicago pec. 1 to 3. Tills national organization selects' "The Church has done more than Be grateful for tlx- American any organization on eartlrto pfo- PubIlc *ch9»l- greatest treasure and one man each year from the. leaders mote good will.” Dr. Beaver. 1 chief hope of this nation • in agricultural progress to be honor "Successful lives are charted .from'--------------* • • guest at a banquet and the* Society j EASY TASK' or CLEAN QUICK vision of exjiericnce." Dr. Beayar. | BARNEY MILLS P. T. A. presents an oil painting of the hon- i Next Sunday. Dec. 10. is Bible The November meeting ef the or guest to be hung In the gallery! Sunday. Tlie theme is ’The Light 1 Barney Milk P. T. A. was held at of celebrities at the Saddle and Sir­ Ib. Shineth in Darkness " Shall we all the schoolhouse Wednesday evening. loin Club. pkg. Mr. Shaw was born in Canada but! study the Bible mon-? ■resolve ■ - ‘.to z ct-iy i Nov. out. 28. *o. aievuiig Meeting was called iuiicu to io orurhas been connected »ith educational dt-r by Pre*. Elizabeth Marten. The State. President’s message was read institutions in tlie U. 8. since 1898 J HOOPER,- THE COUN­ | by Orville Babcock and after the Wlien he became an instructor in husbandry at the University of this TRY'S ONION CAPITAL ' business meeting the. following pro­ animal of Montana His connection with! gram was given: first on What Books I Should Like My Michigan State College started in More Onions Produced Near ।' Children to Read by Mabie Babcock. 1902 when he was appointed profit-; homes,— the most security 1 There Than Anywhere i Recitation—“The Legend of St. sor of practical agriculture. Florida - Balls of sweet juice - 70-80 size Successive advancements through Freda." Florence Babcock. Else in America . । "Books I Have Read and What the posts of director of the experl- i | Hooper, over on Gun Marsh, la the They Meant to Me.’’ Dahe Wood- ment station. d£an of agriculture.; Celery and acting president culminated in Lemons recognized onion capital of Michi-1 mansee. us tell this 43 tho appointment of Mr. Shaw as Freeh. cr|*p - well bleached | gon. More onions produced to the’I Reading—‘The Aluminum Wart president of Michigan State College Agent," Florence Babcock.. —■ ■ j .. . ,; okciii , r lurcitce duococx i square mile around Hooper than at j Gold-Olive Woodmansee. in 1928. During all this, period. Mr. KINGS fd any other place in lhe United Slates, j The program closed with a test of Sha.w has toiled to make this Col- i Within a radius of 150 miles from 15 question*. Orville Babcock had lege a first aid station for .Michigan For eating or cooking Iba. ■ Hooper are nearly eleven and one- Bie highest standing and was agriculture. Another source of pride for Mich-,: half militons of consumers, including ‘ awarded a string of spools. Refreshthe cities of Chicago, Detroit, Toledo u>«nts were served as a penny sup- igan in this ceremony at Chicago. and Milwaukee This te one reason Per for ,h«-' benefit of flur flower is tliat four graduates.of Michigan why Michigan ranks high as an Iu,|d- Lila Babcock fihd Leona State College and one former mem­ CHOICEST QUALITY MEATS onion producer, [ Moon arc the committee for the ber of the College staff have been' 1250 Griswold St, Detroit, Mlrb. Barry county can take just pride December meeting. — Mrs. Harry similarly honored since 1920. These MEMBER Detroit's Old Mt Bonding u4 men are Eugene. Davenport. F. H. in the fact that a tot ot Gun Marsh Babcock, reporter LDERAL HOME Mumford. E A. Burnett. H. W. Ilea In this county, and many of our ’ KnTFn w'gtrirAf Av nmmis Mumford and Gordon H. True. OM.> re.ljl.nU have lived io «a- th. . *"JE" *** J. L. Maui, Hailing,. Mich wonderful changes that have token ■ CHI lit H next SUNDAY, STONY POINT. place there. Not so many years ago. I Services at the church every Bun­ Miss Roma Blocher of Neely spent as time goes. Gun Marsh was but a Preaching -at 10 A. M. Bunday Thanksgiving and the week end Center, Ib Loin End, Ib. 10c .... -----vast mucky, and almost .impene­ School 11 A. M. Peter Hundred of with her parents at this place, trable swafnp. parts of it quite heav­ Shelbyville. Pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Demond en­ Special for next Sunday. Jerry tertained ily timbered. The Gun River drain lb. Cream Chcerc Slab Bacon lb- 15c with a family dinner on did the business, and converted a Pott* or Grand Rapids will be with Thanksgiving day. Long Horn Stylo worthless swamp into the most pro­ u* with hu cellojihone, to assist with’ Ed. Deakin and family visited his ductive onion area In America. Hats tlie music in bolh services. father and mother al Remus on off to the fellows who cleared It up Mr. Potts needs 'no introduction Thanksgiving day. ib. IL as he was witlt the Werlfema Band We w_ are sorry mrrv to Kanr and developed It. hear .... that Geo. which gave us such wonderful music k?ft_2halL a fe« w ,o * known .’ n few keek.* kecks xeo. ago Dr. Dr Clarence RonBou- neighborhood, lb in the Hastings BEEKEEPERS MEET ma of Grand Rapids. Professor at hospital sick with pneumonia HU Seminary, will also assist in many- friends AT GRAND RAPIOS Calvin here wish him a the services. Everybody cordially In­ speedy recovery. vited to attend. Mrs. Combs and Forest and Myr- • East Lansing—Michigan beekeep­ The Bowens Mills L. A. 8. will ers are going to be handed a difficult meet at the home- of Mrs. Frank Jle Mead of Kalamazoo were Sunday i a,. problem at their annual meeting In VanZandl for dinner. Thuraday, callers at Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Well­ man's. the Civic Auditorium, Dec. 7 and 8, ~ __________ Our regular P. T. A. program thU if tlie axle which they are to con&id- Dec. 7th. ib. month will be put on by the teachi er contains a clause limiting the A train was derailed recently working hours of bees. when leaving a country station. er and school children and the date 1 AplculturisU of the State collect-# Perhaps this will teach the porter will be Dec. 33. A cordial invitation. million dollars worth of honey an- vto „ bang uaillf uu <vat violently in is extended to aU. the- doors leas Our school teacher. Laird Wolring. nually and 26.000 persons participate the future -HumorlstTelephone Frank Sage in the Income from this crop The ------ ------- ------------------is carrying his face . in a sling at proposed code to be considered at Tlie income of the people of the present as a result of an auto acci­ Grand Rapids will affect marketing United States 1* over 81.000.000,000 dent. It was . necessary to take eight stitches tn hu head and face. practices in selling honey and bejs. . weekly. Congressman Finds One Plum He'Cannot Shake Fpulkes Plucks at Land Hank He Aimed at Tells Of Visit To Miami. Fla., School GOV. JAMES ROLPH. id nr nai irnoaiiA w Jn„ Ur l/ALIrUnlvIA ngmn , lhe, M. but Learns Fruit.” NATIONAL CHEESE WEEK! ■dejuue. Cfajz rtaXcan tllision insuriai! insurance. MICHIGAN CREAM . n- ' x.imito-d, Mimn><HH-d. id cc>ni|H'lled u inexfmuxthope <»< tho d-about, lied down, ubb.il t lx paid just. num next."— <• jiggered- )tice! PHILA. lnn»l Bank. ’ Tap oom NG DUSE and ROS. ummotli and red Kidney LY STORE -MADE ► 25c 3 KRAFT Back of the Investment in shares stand known. mutual company mortgages individual desirable ’ L.et you more about old Company. 35c 23c ROLLED OATS 5 17c MILK EATMORE SOAP OLEO 2 15‘ CHIPS 27e GRAPEFRUIT 6 6 year (£he Rational ffioait & ^nucBlment (ffinntpanp 2 3 MACARONI MONEY AT A SAVING IBIAS j 15‘ A. 19' 19c APPLES M,CHICAN PORK LOINS - LER NEER d to cry ille, Mich lanufacastinK UL ano arly paid ntract to vho will monthly informaP.O Box Ui/zc WEATHER STRIP HIGH GRADE COAL Hastings Lumber and Coal Company 2515 Side Pork 8c Chunk Pork 8c SPARE RIBS Fresh Ham Pork Steak ». 8c 7c 5c Fresh Fat Back Pure Leaf Lard a. 7c BEEF CHUCK * 12c �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1913 PAGE TEN ' INTERESTING ADVENTURES OF INTEREST TO CORN FEATURED IN MAGAZINE,-* ■ AND HOG GROWERS- In Wild Mcngotla. Roy Chapman — Andrew ;. famous .xucntht-v-xplorer. Contracts Governing Protluc- digssup n-.e bone.- of. niojwtcu de.u <u„. «>u_ ‘.'I '!>« Hoffman. Kus-nai County Agents of the readiiik tn 19!H .■ZuNpUP? will be. rie.it Bi'the fuihmnK du Washington UWashliiRton. Nt by which almas' are expected to ay: and hoc producupi dhiUlbl announ. hog vBeneflt )»yinenu< immediately after eontr. eepted Thrj benefit and two-lhird>. of < 30 cSipfefftcr bitahcl Rural Schools licnefit Uy CIV A Program HOPE. , ' IRVING. uwnshlp Bundfii The Mls-ca Minnie and Mary •- next -- jtnknu were Th*nlu<lvin* (tiuu of j will............ l* held it I 30 at Um M.c- Mrs Hannah Marr and Mia. Tur-; ■v. J. Norton will her at Middleville . 1 Tit* Ladles’ Aid was p<vtp..ned to oyram main pr>v»Mr- McKean ut Middleville. mber Garden Club In the Grund Rapids Pre: irruns Grand Rapid' police radio bi<Mdca*tuig naxn with iU amplify r» and Illustrated It-wh microphone, and nperatora. ir was <•1 particular uiferrat to Irvin* folk* because Chief Operator- Kirchne: u*» burn,near here, the ,w of Geo Kirchner a fanner; and a-'istant operubir Alt.n Warner 'pent the: ihn MeOallum nr.'t eighteen years of his life tn. In Ing. hi* father being M. C It H agent here for years. Both Kirchner R «|W follow- .•choil and tx»Uf tht-Jr fathers are. u. Dlsworth now di adu> Mill-. Mi nd twi.i -Mr and Mia. Frank Haman of Hastings wpre Sunday visitor* at Mrs. Jane McCanns. Wilcox- and IHirrnU while pUntins Sttixla, with lhe par- id and Mrs. Ind Piercy. ' Thanksgiving callers of Mrs.McCann aijd Mrs Anna Pierre. Cttah)ni! of Alina. Inrshall Pierce mid and Mr and Mr.-- Get.iki BurghdUH a two dnuidit'-iK nt Rutland. ' V^oodinan and Mr and Mr*. James N’ugi’) «uh kilned their mmw and tHeir-fanll! lor Thanksgiving. . MY.-and Mr- J M 1 Jock were Thank.'idvin.k December Clearance Sale Used Cars of Exceptional Value At Bargain Prices ONE BLACK 1932 FORD V-8 TUDOR ONE BLUE 1932 FORD V-8 TUDOR ONE 1931 FORD VICTORIA COUPE TWO 1929 FORD TUDORS ONE 1931 CHEVROLET COACH ONE 1929 CHEVROLET COACH ONE 1932 FORD V-8 DE LUX SEDAN These are all good, clean jobs and carry Our Used Car Guarantee. intch Aiike Francu HaiRh: . Ot.iM Rapids gefct- Halt__ ... Harold England and •. Rub - Lewi.' of. Ovid Mr and Mr* Aaron Ginznch w'v ini: with Mr. Haxtingx (laught and family of their Mr ‘Wm S a* been-quite HARBERS CORNER: improv inn meeting Friday evenim;, .. 17th. with a wry pieusiiir, pr.H-r.im and a supper and a ttood atttmtanci lhe teacher * ! Spriifaer en.• and parents air planning Chi' O:bbx. Thank>cnin* wr family. WHbur (' Kalamazoo «rr< Roy McCaul ThankvKi ham Hui of Clayton Jo UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO Hastings >II< KORY t ilHM.lt' Ford Dealers Martha Me! Walter Ob<1< Clemens at Kalamo. Mrs Claude Hunt and family .’•IM’llt the week md nt Owi- .e . Mr. and Mr- Sam CouCli enter* Henry Whidb; il him Khnp tlM-lt 'r the dull- later. Mr and Mrs IU1 Ing. n.-e-d Friday, cvcniiiK uhrtr y friends imd neighbors ntitk-d —rhe Hidden rd Saturday Jhti!.' her rt-lebran- bej birthday Mi and Mr- FJnvr Litak.nl Mai ..li.tll HU'I Mi and Mi -. Dick Lu: ■|'<n: Rrlduv and Salufday wij Club ind Mrs. Win and children ail l>CHI EE. lnmilyB’ Baltimore IxicUr;.' Aid lornwrlj, Mr. and M: were Thank'giiiru: former's iirand; fnu. Michigan father at 8h-ll> nburife tori able h -rm- [or orvu. and ill Everybody united. ig like- rhankMciving with M nd Mr.' Cirus Shroyer ■Robert Altai! wi ranch inc spent Banda) a I: i . , 16< PRIZES <16 as a wink ! No Motor Fuel Today . . . NOT EVEN Extra Priced, High Test Gas Starts Cold Motors Quicker Than Winter BLUE SUNOCO - THE oM. y raui a Motor Fuel GIVEN AWAY in the REXALL BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ CONTEST! COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Votes cast at Rexall Drug Store only! You get one vote for each penny ( Ic) spent on a purchase at the Rexall Store! Mothers, l athers. Aunts. Uncles, or Friends -anyone buying at tht Rexall Drug Store can cast votes lor you . . . just have them write your4iamc on a ballot and put it in the box! • ehtej. 2 The n runnin 5 No Ballot* may be deposited in the Bal­ lot Box before the time stipulated by the Rexall Druggist.. Only one nomination blank to be placed to the credit of each contestant. Any piece of paper may be used ai a ballot. Every ballot must lie stamped by the proprietor, or one of our sales force, 6 No contestant shall solicits vote* or cus­ tomers while in the store. No Ballot Blanks to be taken from the store. No Ballots will be given except at actual time of sale. Do not ask for them at any other time. 7 before being deposited-in the Ballot Box. Society of. Autbmo- । -ighl Prize Dolls for Girls! Flight Prize I oys for Boys! Awarded FRF.F'. to Girls and to Boys ‘securing largest number of votes in Rexall Boys’ and Girls' CONTEST! RULES Governing the REXALL BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ CONTEST: J . No Boy or Girl over 12 years old may At Regular Gas Price ■■ 8 Any. Ballots showing traces of any change in number of vote* marked will be .destroyed without being counted. In the event of a tie for any prize offered, a prize identical with that tied for will be awarded to each tying contestant. nr and provides instant, :.~ilion even at <cro. ANDRUS SERVICE Cor. Jefferson and Court Sts^ Hastings Phone 2240 THE ‘PASS-WORD’ OF THE ROAD ONE VOTE MAY BE CAST FOR EVERY PENNY SPENT IN OUR STORE! CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXALL DRUG STORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 8. 19S3 Buying Power of Hogs FACE. I (entertained Saturday for dinner. Fitzgerald Declares Michigan Has Inome ?;— .. ; Mr. and Mrs. II. J Krauia ot dull eP , . p i z-v • • r,cononncs lake and Mr-* Hattie Wllln<er. Too Many Boards,Commissions- ( £x(c?lsion WorJ Study of Weather Prediction and ax Eaters -aters i— Agencies Show Great Valufe j and Other Other Tax BET ON WEATHERMAN IS GOOD ECONOMICS LACEY’ GROUP. GLASS CREEK. of This -Federal Service | Larey Nutntldn Group met Tues- I Qhas Whittemore nnd family ami Eart Laru-mg -You can not get 'day. November 7. in the Ketchum'Mrs. Kate Erwgy spent ThanksalvCLAIMS THAT ECONOMY IS 1’OS rich by placing tx:.: that thc wvaili- ■ iuill for the first lesson on Mealjmg with Fred Bechtel and family i-rtnan is w-ronaracrardtaK to stud-; Planning, with fourteen members jin Hailing*. SIBI.E IN OCR STATE AFFAIRS I Ml« RUUl Em, vta.lrd Mk* Vlrles made of the go'.vrnm^il agen-. Spealilng Ufore a packed :yidl1914— need it.in Michi- w. hope !o have the rest ot-our clare,' (ju " Haiti ng’s Hlday cles tor predicting weatlwr cond- torlum la-t Friday night. Frank httte,...h* .-Uid never have newtrei u be. |irr>4.n. for Ttw> January meeting ,Uu,u “* H**Un<» Friday lions. • !_. . ________ __ _ — —__ _ fore. Everyone of. u* as individual/ which wii! probably be held at Hi jntyht. When humrune warnings go up hi avsenta-d condition* at Lan-ung *.1.-: lias < ,:r.e down a V.t in o^r way ot iiome o'. Mrs Florence Babcock - j Barbara Otis and Ivan Erwuy thc ports along the oceans and the he «<•* them infd n-veral living sinn- 1939. This, ! spent thi* Litter part ol lhe -week ’ ’ ' flier. Secy.Gleat Lake;... vr.-jej owner* place mo-. move,, ■wiiivti. .. «<vuid y-ivcin Kalamozuo. Uirir money on ’.»,<• wtu'.iicrman and Michigan*.1 ta nnk-;::. EAST izattanat l.ui'.\njg that the taxpay-j ------ BALTIMORE GROUP ') Fr<d Otl*. wife and Robert and delay starting .my voyage.* record The talk wa ' Baltimore Home Ecu-' Ray Erw^v and- lamilire s;*nt 1920 i'r.-‘ jtock«-‘book i • much flatter •.han’t, 'The til vm« U carrying tdOtioii.oOO dj.*t church al fojrr year thto In order to giv* “ *'"■ rtr” met at the home of Thanksgiving ut Hurry Dunn's. wxirih of cargo held in m-nbor by iudicnc.r ■ ' - - "caun Mrs Nellie Fancher, Nov. 33. Marian and 'Norman Erwrvy and much pruniued ’economy the -,u^ :— *» Harold Oti« and Una Tompson of one hurricane warning ate on tin >t Hillsdale < records. Kalamazoo spent their T|mnx*gjvThese d'\:ructive storms iha' tna vacation with 'relative:* here district ! creation chairman, formerly swept nn)u raid' d fr.< r tn* »vt rnmein ‘j A delicious dinner was »ervrd fea­ Nundsy vl*iton at C'lva* WfutteJiciilHnn today h gulf state* si ' turing cranberry .auce <nd frul’ more • •rrn Frank F:anc4«c<». wtfr ummlx* tliat sudden!} 1 out uf the vnticize nm relf it- a member ptiddmg I.cm th'- Holiday Menu and txiby of Kidumarua. alvo John Havf<nk. l>»Cdl s- now Mwiw jxilihc;, , him m> busy he iy l> rhnrUd i ‘Evpcrlrni at Roy Er-, .‘<>n on M-al Planning wa> me enough for his own job. and tlitlr ^jjnaninc- on the cqo*‘ the leader*. Mr? Nellie wtfe and Charging that tin? administration may be sclicduled .ilm<*.l to the and Ml Estlier Striker lOlUIUf »«• — hour. <1 Rapid iractlcal infannatiOQ- war pnvblenus." lie a- few criticisms h* Much pta Ha-.’.ings Shippers watch rhe weather fore­ cs't trouble m meniu made during the evening. Hr cited gainW by scoring. Ayptcal .r 1933 coins to det'-rnime how much pro- the government i-- in the hundt an example .Tlx* ebuntu-.- already di*tr:bu’»xl by the leader* • Um a moathi ra Ro tectlon must be juvrn to pc:i.-.h.'ib!« inexperienced men It Wa worn havF a «late appointed welfare Wr **re■pjeaied to -• >rt tba yea: tara E UnprouxlcNi curs m transit ar< tliat the 1933 Itgihlature ca txurd. an old age pen>mn board and'*™' a f"° attendance ut 2h memAn u <1 att etui. shunted mtn roundiUMyw* othei through its opening ->r-<sjt>n as v u targe group «»t appointive pension brr* »h:ch include- even n» * memD ASED on lhe fair exchango rein power ot box* has been cm a central thing* farmer* buy .become double. places away from fn-ezing Tetniv r• r%.. .<>p thls th,. b-nv tlonxhip with price* of tiling* downward trend. ‘ attire* and heat or insulation i* i it actiinlly did not know wlnth- admuiU held in -advocating the ^he next nweting w; cliangc value *111 be double t'.e pre* lu 1933. the fair exchange value provided tor cars being' !o.id< d • they were to conn 1 farmer* buy, bog* during the past •r board ;n each । January .With Mrs Ant ut hug* was 17.73 per hundredweight. ■Regular nb.se:ver.-, trained lor the j t > Wx-hmytnn. Publicity decade have bad tnnti-finJly k-s« pur- The prices of things farmers buy The corn-hog production adjust­ work. make ihe obw-rvations upon • Public office is tl only iliatlng power than th>y bad In thu averaged slightly shore their pre ment program tinder the Agricul­ ThankHrirint • B irghdutTa Ml'or btisine?* todn Vernon J. Brown's PROJECT GROUP tn North Ri ;<:«■ made, but 4-900 people a.vi-t the pre war pi-rlod.^i 1933. It took about *ar level. Hut the actual farm price tural Adjustrai nt Act seeks to ral-u ig Pr ;>■«•*. Group i ■ The government in i.btaipin.: data upon tmdi-r the old light bogs to buy what three lings .ThUrit •climate. These thOUAUnd.-. ol volunvalue. Thi* may bo done by would buy tn the 1910-14 period h» hundredwrlrht. or |I.2S below fair ebunge Mr- S«nw Kriky with 13 m«mi leer heijx r. ’arc lurid Ju d equipment |t r. im n witji trommu bringing production Into better bal­ value. ppblic fund* within of Tlie .lesson cn prin­ indicated above. -In nil thu year* exchange ami make monthly reports to the Buy Erway s Tweniy-fivv thou- bvrs. present Fair exchange value means the ance with the moll profitable de­ of nieal planning wa» given weather bureau Blncc 1930 Si .'(excepting In 1925 261 nre war price for hogs only wlir-n tlte mand through a red urlion In 1934 of Opportunity w< ri> '.ippfoprtah-d far ciples by our k-ad. r>. Mrs Senia K. ih' ol Grand R; , TJie weather prophets do not ■ E» ci! tn.y i ;! •*:< r;t’d laughingly*' Erw., .■ when there was a terijpurary yeiluc- Price ot thing* farmers buy is at 25 percent In hog production and W , ,, and Mr* Clare Williams. A w II I claim to be infallible but thryjsiint told how la*' January and ugtdri e would rather tion In liog supply) the purchasing percent tp corn acreage. The Mis-ujout the continuously incrca*ing bet- in July he wu* -d'-rerib- d as "tiie Hkx-w thousands tor patronage nnd, ba lancet! dinner was served a*, noon Ufiitn Erwnv (termen: of their work mid promise last remnant ol the Republican lor budding up uu orgapizntiun < n til-re tallowed by a short recreation .mint than, ant! i;'w> i 1 Kalamanx, party." Seriously mm he declared ihey -would ----- —............... •y<-ur». hr-has. resided in Detroit off- Thi.-, 1* proving a real handicap ['*,^”5, tJi'., spent Saturday afternoon at the : each year that the service w main­ tjlat he it.olyed at the turn' the where he wu*'president ot Greater-1«.» many «.»f Hie. hunter.* this yciu ‘ '* Robt. McGlockh’n home in Hastings. lin-sent admlnb.tration topk office Wet Fnt Street Association nnd> Mi' Helen |.ol>d>-ll was hurn< ; mined and from these we are Mp,:* Katie Whittemore spent u Banner Secretary Mr. Fitzgerald mentioned twoc... - Treasurer of Memorial from Kidamnitixi over the wwk end. loui i!our tttenb* tar a wn . t ............... .............. .t FOOD MARKET ADVICE. a.1 f, Hi. . »l his abl r things which he Ix-lleveA should P.irk As-oefatkin He '.va* killed Mn. Elim Ya t iter is ut the Iwtni- ■ ° see“ Showing what w«- actually’served. Mi- Fred Bechtel in Hasting*, er*, a real joyful T!iiinksvivm|i and whenIt L* time to begin to think of. the m-'w offic i* c}iun«ed. He would like to ran through the 'heavy- 'rd Mr mifl Mrs Lelghfen-O'ltarrow! Our next meeting Is to be with Thahk«giving gtir t* at Clyde . • all the turkey.' or what liavt- you; Jraltie tic foods which ure associat'd ’ with done thi* ex und slipix-d op the ley pave­ ut Otsego while Heighten is hunting: Mrs Arthur Bt'd'ord. Wodncs' 1 *'' w “ ...... ......... — - --------- * ’' ys>u can liolii "in all Hungs giv ment, and rtj)’." ...........” ;Tlianksgtvuig and to be sure that where he h<»n lly tell the policy v: either will be. ‘December 13., an all day met was thrown feet furrmu,' tli.-lr. .Mr Gjii add • on of Eaton thank.*., unto the Ixird." ,iry Ix'iu Heniw-y i* •.■:p',nd- they will i>- included on your mar- pian advocate.. wx— .aganu-t tht- best Mr. with husbands as invited gue.* IhiptdH. and oiundmother* ut Lan­ fee'..: mnntifacturer.i and farmers. I! Clara ' , time "ut the home ol her IteUfig list Among there arc y-llow interests ol tim peop . Fi«-iglvt Transportation Truck in sing. . Schnndrlmeycr. See -Hr recounted the history of tlu-1 lived by the widow. biotner. Henry Zurehintl ut Nash-1‘“mips, white turnips, white boiling j onion*, cranberries lor corkt.ul. jelly thy minority party in either Mute resolutnn which the last h*gidatur>' I Sunday rvenmg It-v' daiuhter. Mar;. ........................ ..« viiie ■ BOWNR CENTEIL MILO. M?S. G'eo: SCgar spent last weeK ' or sauce, sweet fxitatocs Emix-lur or nation could be as Useful us It adopted in the belief that it would'. Campbell of Union City U to be .th-i motlier. Mrs. Martha Shitlet. ull of Howard Aldrich returner can n<>w. if it take., a constructive rviingelint. Everyone is . invited tu! omm. ; m^Grand Rapid.*, the guest of her «riU,t"'- Florida oranges, red apple.' tiday from a month* visit -n«. n ..I Ante .................... . ':•""» ""d • •■'•',• attitud- It is* needed as never before diiublr taxation under tht' new Igw.', There were twenty-two attended parent Florida. , as a balance wheel in our govern lb- told how the state board of tax the P. T. A. meeting al the home ■ -■ Mr Sand Mr*. R-ixrt ’; P«-can*. almonds- and jx-a-. Mr and MIr; W I. SL'-M»n of th'. M E. Sunday cikrh l-«»k pmt-r- Earle . —and ............ ........walnut*, — ut John ■ ' *' ‘I M.. F.thelyn and Ddri.. ... . nuu- Persimmon.-., pexnegrahate*. ! mental ahairr,. ■ idtnlhnn.'iUon overruled the res- of Mr am! Mrs. Porter Twze- F'riGrand Rapid*. call'-d at t h'- home of .following prayer meeting Tliur;*da> daughters. Helen. and family wen1' Sunday s'unda/uiVcrniiun taiigmnes, Bo*c fx-ars and banana* Sfyakm-./ about tiie liquor .qqea- elution. oiution. He the present H- salc> NIUI th. pr-en-. sales >..1.. d.y r.Thlnt. The wo«r»m «» un„ Jln„,r iii'ghe.r. Mi, Emmu rvcnhij Tlie rc.-ult wus Supt. Vic- u* Smyrna, ’were afternoon Luigt f Rev. Liximu* .,5° ,Mdp to make a fruit und nut iron he said. Taquor legislation tax pdicy u‘ imjibtly costing there■ . der the direction of Meric Bradfi' .d.‘ypjj M/11 Mturduy/afteriKX'ii. I to; H. Sis?..!,.’ A.s-1 Supt. Ralph' Riiwts-at th.- Rev Lxima home. home jj a>» ...... .. .... . . ... -The i...la held Friday ..... re.-ms to h-ve tlie right of way in .two ci,i.’»*es thousands ol dollars, *>!■>« » tahsiua bv ,.r „,a B,,. wo.xlbii' lor the :i cent< centerpiece uttruetke Lillian .... Thaler; Asst ' ii.......... adminhtration. I fully realize and' legated- -his wish . that . the MMM Ue,dh< !d. end . h. nd auu.u,,. nil ,- .>i.g Sunday morninu, Tliou Srev .<inn Newton; Trem.. Wm M E'. clmrfli uiu a ’ decided sue-| Celery, olives and .shelled or salted this dullar xs a tax dollar.* Ail wnui'x could lx- righted ut once. . tram Kduura * eoorf tun. i. chrfi,, crauw ot Hmum. .oral Art Myltelm num-iMUhcr; Libr.. OefaJd Forbey: Chur. cess About fifteen strong, huakv ;nute an- favorite' relishes lor, the a- tax men galhctcii al the wood* on the feast. If the• traditional onion* or tlx- same :t i* distasteful to me to; The .'•cc'iHd.matter is that of au­ rejKirted. / ■. Sunday wil’ ‘ -» - ■ Will *«x'• the liquor dollar educating our1 tomobile he- IU.-.S Since 1929. 279.800 Chulita Paddock from Hope Cen- j-ox .were written by Mr-* Elba Nanli-y.iM Vandetllp; Pianist. Kcrin-.-th G'-" Basse'.t farm went of town .turnips are not wanted a.-- tlx- vege- jchildren. I would much raliwr rec car< have been taken off Michigan ur VI.IM MUtea n»l»r ftutey ,0^, ’ with Rood teams to .draw thc j table, thc inure modern Brussels daughter ot Hi-v Augu-it Nagle: and Noulker; A**t Pianist. Lillian Tha- and .Owen and John . Nash and Mr. ‘ the liquor.tax money go to support load*, put Up a large buzz pile. It-u I sproutv, broccoli, cauliflower o; ----------------roads. There are 70.000 fewer being and Seturdey and u «u;Jn. Mat* BoJtt 0 , A ,,„ p. t U™l l»h>.w«lniiw a Mi- toimiv m China jler; Registrar. Mrs H M BiAiKlinrr; planned to get Hit', buzzed-the lore-; green beans may be served as they, our jx mil................ institutions or wwliare driven today than last year. Thi» de­ Kcrrtla*. tram Plaluwrll viuied mvday tram U'...:r huutuut trie with Mr and Mrs Anuv. Andrews of | Prim. Supt crease is largely due. Mr. Fitzgerald Herman Fisher ut the same ‘imp. pat! Of this week ami then get st jare pk-ntiful and hx-^wiNvc work ' i Shire turkey stullinx: are ffe-1 No New Taxes N. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Faulk, who ' Sunday visitors and callers at .'■aid.-to the high cost of automobile ol Ins purenU. Mi. and Mr.-. Edd 'Roll Supt . Kin/. Mi drawn to the cJinrch: Thb will be a ' It Is the -* solemn oblleah.ed north of Gun lake nceriHy. Watt „HIV Thomas' mvjmu, wire. were. ,->ir. Mr ano and aara. Mrs. Andrew.-..'• :SnpL. Mrs. ............... ... line boost for the church and. the' qncntly a subject of dispute, some He described the 3-0-9 plan which' have moved back tn Balti- Cn-.-k. Er.n Car Um an! children. John Tin- javiple .,1 Fr<x-port have an- Supt.. Rev.,F- Loomis; Temp, Supt effoit.- o! there men ure.greatly ap- ix-opk- liking their bread stufling*' tion to keep thc j-ch-kil* ujxn nine ..V on an u-nr. pn ciutod by Hire" who wOrsiup dry. other moi*t. some prople in*u*t• months of the yew. 1 hom?t!y be- he has advocated 83 tor small cars, Mr. Faulk visited hri brother-in- Thoma* and family 'of Laiu-ing.and ether ran- treat ... in ... More! OnjMrs. Ickes. ... cun withoutj i7| K i ‘ . . , i there . • ' ing on chestnut, mushroom, oyster. ■ lieve lhe state can do that without taw. Mr and Mrs. Toore. Friday , UI(J M1 „ Erj . l . 4t Colby of Wi .st S ’ l for nv.djutn and 39 (or large. He, 'Ihtir.dny evrnliig. „* L......... .... Am?nc ‘^buvinea* matters disTi|(, Rn:(U1(,s huni|ng u ..sweet w- pitiiio stuffing, it „.i« I'-vying ........................ -........................ - declared it would be no reduction to' Mrs. Faulk Has been confined to her rowne hunting pany party r<'-‘^''ry <or any' additional taxes and! Doctor 'li'mplln. a mUMonniy from -• ■ <.*.-•**"«♦« 1.-.,-.«it.„*| S: v,-jt)iont using a dollar derived from' adopt a 3-0-9 plan and.add one cent j bed with sickness, but is .somewhat ------ •• • Benton relumed home fortunate tWnt.no that-all thm.. there iiifgrcdients tlv- Nortbui-.-I India conference. 1 ।n,lul observance.ol Christmas. P . ■ hd""-' Saturday. m»m* the j;-au Mis ' Addie . in innrket at m'xlenite prices ithc liquor traffic" , ■ (improved nt this time. Saturday from a lew days' visit *. : -.* -i . dra-lrlrvl t-. huv«> ..»« ..1.1 .. ... .. .... ___ •- • therefore, i-hould ...... j ._be; Mr. Fiti-gerara -.jtd hr rcalizer)"It is poor goyyj-nniont to tax so Mrs. Elhelyn Toaz.e took dinner with relatives In Grand Rapids. Mr. anil Mrs. Floyd Ricgling nnd ' On *-■■ your-list, —............... — , — ■- - — E ciiurch Un* will lx- a very inter- j(,n(.d chnstmiu- program nnd .a re-' children ■' sage ----- or thyme ---for ' - that •*"* lhe "* ■.phr.is*, ----- "-Bonomy tn gov- as to forbid .life of private property.'-! and .Mrs. Clrn*. Hurley u! l»ultry sciXtming, ... .with four of the 9-.h graders Keir-iU ruxa Earl bV»x s at entertained their chil- ----- ■ aju.r_:rea*-..>n)ng your stuffings. tinmeht" Is regarded a* a --good a; . . ----------------------------— joke he asserted. "The time lias come to Iork School Thursday and remained dren M.ren Thanl-a Thanksgivyig day. . . .. rcduc taxes on automobiles ns well tor the -------of. an upjxitlzx-r.' when mentioned by an office holder, haldt-r. reduce afternoon. ** Her — daughter. -Lewi Skinner and family of .taild I.. w,k,*l l„r Ih... .-wife ™.,n .nil will. Mr .M Mr... ; The addition . &. wiuiu.vi! course to the standard Thanksgiving । Yet despite the fact economy is rt s r*ftl estate. The only way to give Mildred. I* . pupil at Uw school. Al. olTertm, Mil !»■ l.,k™ £ ?T,' , ir * *«■»»■>■ . Leighton t»e:c visitors ’ at Watt B- rme Light. loot of Grand Rapids; dinner grows more cjrnmoti each) promised so much and' yJlizt-d .so relief u to reduce expenditure* " Thm «... no «rvl«- .1 th.' II. 11 I. J?l>n ' r .............. Raymijnd Mann ol East Hickory Thomas' Widncsduv n\.u>r.*dMy evening. year,.'Hie ixie Quaker vjiiuKcr Maid .Mina suggests suggests: —— - and Mrs Howqfd Houghton uf —-------------- ------------- ------ - ----- spent Sunday with Mildnd Fi?Her Mr church Ure Sundav on account of “5 ?, ?ru he, d<?F' uf ,tht’u Wilas seen on our street* Saturday!, year poulbillties Including tomato tomatp ' i(.several several possibilities Quarterly cmlerencc at Pleasant!"?!**' who *“ *,rHck evening. WOODLAND. and little children in their loss, Fu-1 und'they with Mr.‘and Mrs Tnoze Laiving >uiiru visited |lu|n horn..” . folk.* from 'juice cocktail, cranberry juice cock-| V.Hey Quite a number attended tlie a »’l< and run driver and left dyneral services were held Thursday1 attended revival meeting at Clover- Wednfaday until Friday, I tall, pineapple and grapefruit Juice. |. Mr and Mrs Roy- Rowlader of H-rvice, at Hie m E church (lMm»g . »ng «»the Jughway. lhe accident«Mrs Atij Thompson is amending Mt l,ir U n, chBrch cf dale that evening. ' halved grapefruit and oyster. ck»m. , Mrs Ryerson of Hasting* vt-it-d to thl * h(>u .,-n.,;,; of IIb,.r the day There Is u fine spirit existon “ >,dr r«.d northwest of • ’ ' *<» U.-.- IIOIW UU O S OI with sea fund cocktail. • i।Grand £,ra'H1.. Rapid? - .. spent "■ Tmsday ‘ Ing between the churched and it is! *- "ben found he had a On Tliur.srlay evening. Chris Mvr- •orAlthough J.-vie Ha. Hut- „M1^ Ar/“th t^turd has gone to Mr .and Mn. SradHeU low d.r Htw, while Mn -nwimwon both fresh squash and n"‘ iut'.et lat.cr-* mother. mother. Ml Stn. Je>s.e ■ greatly appreciated | broken ann and leg. fractured skull lau in?Tur heraunt. auntChea ClaraS^c Swoon, who .several menus friends ann und — .. . lnB ‘ur her iau .entertained nu-nanuu revenu '— ^"^’10 mmkei. m d~ure to«- Mi Mrs. Hation returned to Gram! H“VnK*. ,o ln ,the music and Mrs. • .. ex. -! ton. Wilcox will entertain Thanks­ b ill. I. H D- t. r returned home from4^^0’ ^at the fare and neighbor? for Mr and Mrs Frank P’W’I»«»} *r' >’> matio. ami an ex .. . . . . . . . children * work during the evangche hunting tup at Kalkaska th<-|V*', *aVtake'\,u Kelsey hus- Shel0. who i.avv for Florida early in " ‘n'n,plt^ 1 r • Italic meetings of the U. B B. Mission, Mission. giving. her son. Mr. and Mrs Lyle will be fo,,nd found lo to be satisfactory *n ** ‘btfactarv and ter v Miss ..Frances .... ..Warner won the Wilcox, and son. Norman, ot Bat­ Thau? anxious to invest in u going I.'.r< part of lust we k and wax tiie ' at I->*evh-w where he died on the w<ik Cards und bunco were cn- : w ■> Chai. Cook. John Gardner. Ronald County ( tle Creek. '_____ concern should make sure which first Fii-port hunter to bring in a Monday moniur: Mr. Sweets par­ joyed and delicious refreshments u great time saver. Undiluted ovaChampionship prize on 2nd. • jurated milk helps to make this old Lehman, and Theodore Eupcr went Ayear canning nt the 4-H Club Ex­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Flower and Bernice way it u foing. . deer so far this year |p,,ls tannerly owned tin- John Stahl , Hid Everhart of Hostlngr. spent !arm Campbell township where) John DeLano from near Plain­ tune favorite thick und creamy in north di er hunting from Friday un- jhibit at Hasthuts. Her expenses wi]i til Sunday. texture. the wrek end with Max nnd Hoyfl he w-an born and grew to early man- well visited Harry Killick Wednes-1 be paid for a week at the 4-H Camp1 ,iy j Many people prefer to buy mince• Curtis-, und Lloyd Reamer. ,twd Hc never.married and leaves, day. There «ill be no community meet- al t M S. C. next summer. Wnrlr.il ot uic llir omioren dhldren as| .t >e.t tor plr,. and thrr, .r. 'wvcnil ings in the churches Sunday Eve­ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cannnvan ‘)r0>h«'r- Gene Sweet, of Banheld Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. H War-1 Ncuriy au - oi “T7,— '."r<-7'i7 ---- — • school ■ • are ■having ■ brands-----available, available :- Bulk ning until after Christnur< oa there ner. had their aticttan sale at their farm I,arD' county. Buna! wan beside the North r Pine Lake brands in honor of their 40th wedding in Logan Thursday and on Friday P'^ents in the Clarksville cemetery, clwkvn t«.x. I”'k MUuje kwu mor. .011- will be Evangelistic meetings at the anniversary, r entertained Mr. and ■ U. B. church beginning next Sunday. ’ On Tuc.sday afternoon the Help* 1?.,.1“1lsh. than, i moved to town Uhi-n- they are at Rev. Origood and (Cennard SchnibMrs. F M. Smithy Jj W. Kilpatrick Help-',,? ' “a ,. . nP°L , Hand Club Club met at Lb die *home of; ,,Ul 1• Ml ‘hd Mw* -’- C. home An tlie Art Seftert house. Wi- ly, were aupiier guests nt the M; E ing Mr. and MrsTlfarve Towns for ing Hand met at. ‘ 11^ Mr' *and Mrs. IF. C. Wi Wing spent nnd r cvc-iuiig. Clara on Thursday the “n\ nwn‘ 111 ”u' , t-ndjiped. beef sUIMjtty v^lh Mr. and Mrs understand that Mr. Cannnvan will i«irsonage Fridayr evening. ‘ Cluru Nichoh Nichol* and on Tin c ‘ s.. Lee Ley- dinner. St owe iwe were in Sunshine Sunshine.Club iiad a day meeting ls 15 aI always g;X>d ami and may «’••>' txbe served in hi i I)U(n oj w^jpury jt.----• by employed ut (he Curtiss mill. ; Mr. and Mrs Jed st .Club hud *ays R;x>d . Fred L.itnben’on spent Monday ufti-rnoon atti-ndiiiu ntteiidim. with Edith Carpenter, nt which 2 numberless navel i Mr. and Mrs V K Brumm of and Tuesday with his sister, Miss Rev. and Mr-' F Domi- and and।, Hi IJasting* Friday uftvrnoon “', r ways. Plate and nnrai; Gnytliu were Hastings visitors SaiSul- . ---tip? .........a t'l meeting of .... the . Holhic.vi union Union Hill time.* ”.* -.IK«che groups wwra sewed mr for nevuj neecly •. ‘‘‘* niav. **' , ,. , . , . i Nashville called on Mr and Mn Lola Lambcrson, of Kalamazoo. nrdny forenoon. Inl .. t 1 *?«•*.. <..... <Despite * <.. ,.-i beer • *. n - or corfor ned ■that for that dinner.j ...... — ... • — .. — the-Nazarene church. {families. the fact Hjat or corned boiled boiled dinner, Lynn O&gooyU.ln charge of Leon| Welby Mrot-kfonl Holiday. Rev. and Mrs. Ickes. mp Mrs.. Ella j John-Tlu»’.er lias been busy ttie;)uis comb and jirnMX'rity is jjis| ;Whicli all of us enjoy now^fliid then. । Mrs Raljih Leffler visited rela- Hynes' giirage while Mr. Hynes isj for *Mrs. ____ around the corner,___ there seems. to be : Chuck steak has an .T.„ excellent flavor .t,vt‘s ln Hastings from .Wednesday north hunting. Catf. Ralph Moon*. Mrs. IF.. Loomis iwwt week hanging w—„ pnix-r __ ___________ —-____ I, ’ .c „i-;J and lfif C’cut rather thin thin itit isis also) nL-o tU 8uiuUy... -----.—. Van'der^ale at the local tele-‘-Tcatcr and R rather and daughter Gaytha andj Mr. and i Marie greater need need than Humever ever before. before. j Mr and Mrs. Frank Nietliamerl tender enouun to beM^y«l. enloved.Tlie; Tiie-wra ..... has been beenhunt-i toOJJ^tote AIiarQ1II? .m«talnra. *entertained ..** .*«..<v». «« Mr;*. Victor Si • on utjcndcd thc re-! phone exchange. ; Dewey Doster, who Im 1 Mrs... Arinur Arthur Allardlng tentertained Rev. and—Mrs. Mrs. A. E ... ...... —b retunied *^<^««i'«’taak cute are al»(19 la(Hcs Frl(Jil}. afternoon in honor Wynn and Rex. Erskine roiunr at- t6:00: vivnl at th- Woodland M E. church I Mr.* VanderMale and Mrs. Claude ing in upper Michigan. -----------Ipw this Keim week. Fo. nf Mr.« _. K..lU) Durkee. Dainty re- o'clock dinner Monday everting. Tuesday evening. Rev. John EniUite I Wollon were in Grand Rapids Jhome on Sunday. He had frozen one unusually **---------- -r -- •-priced ----- airs. uuritce. nre-holldav week-ena week-end there there are।fr^junejK, are i . .. . were rerved.. J •• the Irish Evangelist. 1& conducting 1 Thursday evening and called on the! foot and is now under the doctor’s; ‘the "V pre-holiday the service-. । latter's mother, Mrs. Ida Myers who . care. However, he hnd tive salisfac-,also economical ,choices including I an(J. McLeod atThc 1'xal teachers enjoyed “visit-; !'• in |xx»r health at present. Mr* ! tion of shooting u line deer. Byrde! W or bottom round pot, roast*. >r, *n, u,n<letj t|le tdxwral of hl* Utile Thasc who entertained at family! Ing duy Wednesday The pupils wen. Myer* expect* to leave early in Jan- und Clare Duster, who were in the. *}“ms and k’if5 °r ,m%, > niece. 3 yea:* old. lhe daughter ol dinners on Thanksgiving day were' glad fur the one, day's vacation, too. unry for Cahfomia to spend some same parly, came on Wednesday and. be surprisingly low for Thanksgiving.. Mr aft(1 -^Irs J[>hn McLeod of Has- Mr. and Mrs. Clancy Farr. Mr. nnd'. The chicken dinner rerved by the. time with her daughter, Laura. (brought deer also .,lsa lrtca to get your order in tings -------who --------— Mrs. Walter Warner. Mr. and MrsJ was scalded to death «by W M A- of :h<- U B church 4n tlu ' Mrs. Vic’or Sisson and Miss Gay- | Although the price per pound for; «»»’• Oivlrig a , ?'*d“y turr1?V l? “-, backing into a tub of ocalding .scalding'’ water N‘H Brouard. Mr nnd Mrs. Lee Baxter building Thursday wax very iha Loomis attended the Holiness turkeys is the lowest it has been in-J®®5 fortunate neighbor is a thought-;: ijiai was was beJng being prepared for poultry, poultry. Killick. also Mr. and Mrs. Robert well attended und the ladle* were j Union. meeting' at the Nazarene । years a' few Ore going to market *ul custom. I ---Donald Gager and E E Border Ford. • ■ «*.«»-" It us suggested thft Reatlr pleaxil — - their -----..------------------------------------.-I: ------ two jxmndsi with day'sj church at Hastings Thursday afterfrom---------------------this community. l>er person be allow-ed for when or-, spent the w-is-k end in -northernv Those who were entertained in-, work. . . ,I noon. , I -------------- *♦*— !dcring a turkey. The larger birds Michigan hunting the elusive deer, elude Mr. ami Mrs Bernie Terpen­ COATS GR(1 The Grand Rapids Press of last '’ The Wiest news from the Walton! , Archie Walters spent Mie track end ing at Richard. Mr. and Mrs. Earle .jhate more meat tn' proportion and!jin Howell. week Monday contained un account party wh<(» are hunting deer in the ■ Last Week's Letter. • James at Kalamazoo. Mrs Clara! or thc burial on Sunday ut JVatcr- upper peniiisulB stated that Frank I Tlie P. T. A- was. held Friday eve-i'we all enjoy turkey Ufft-overs. | Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hauer of Nichols and Cleo at Kalamazoo hnd vllet Of Roy J. Shitlet. aged 52. Mr. !had hlsvdrar, Claude had also shot'ning- with a large crowd m attend-!,। That almost meat-fnee fish, steak; Weal Woodland and Theodore Jor-jwr, and Mrs. Claud Champion at, ii attractively priced for I dan of North Woodland were guests paw Paw. And is form of heat. ' Shitlet was Su|x-rlntcndent of ।one t urfy but it was being used for ' ance. There was a chicken supper in halibut ' „ ' Mr. und Mrs. Frank- Niethamer! Sch'iol-. here from 1915 to 1918 and ।camp meat. They have had to move thc church followed by a fine pro- ‘ those -who like to vary their tnentu jof , Sidney and Biljy Ford are having! heat coal had a large circle of friend* in this ।nnce due to the deep snow und are! gram at the schoolhouse, given by with sea food. Although cold weath-1.! Sunday. , c community. Far the past twelve now wading through about two feet tbe WOmcn and in charge of Mrs. ■er is curtailing the herring run they!I Misses Pollyanna‘'’England. Fran-1’ chicken pox. a healthful .iare still available. Perch and pike ces Warner. Phyllis Ruel), Mavi* Dorethy Brounrd. who teaches at । Kendall Coats. ! are somewhat more plentiful. To' Sargeant mid Carolyn Born were South Haven; spent Thanksgiving! I The L. A. S. will be held Thursday.'.serve . ter. t delay in ordering supply! with, fish there is a good choice guests at a surprise dinner’in honor I day- aijd week end with ■ the -----her• par-» |Dec. 7, with club No. 1 serving the jof , cabbage and carrots to ।dinner al t|n? home of Mrs. E. S i'be vegetable-., Rtku-nihal given by Mr. Rosenthal Mr j'cn“. Prices the eaten or salad or cooked spinach «.f Miss Ann J. V. Hilbert Friday eve-;.1. On Friday afternoon Bobby Oliver; Thompwui. Ltldle Fisher will have-iand the special salad vegetables, let- and Mrs. J charge of the progrum. They later attended the Senior and Russell Green of Plainwell, j put order in ! •tuce.and tomatoes. The latter are ning. Junioa Ik'lllnuhuin and Carlton; Play. • now coming from California Clyde Rucll spent the week end Rankin of Gun Plains wore hunting: “ j'1 m’rl"Tlwre ‘ s“‘ | With hfc family after travelling in;; rabbits with Robert Warner. Indiana for two week*. j There was no school at North Pme j IILLION Mrs. Harold Rowland entertained Lake the past .week because of the, DOLLARS III blanket patlcy on ptttonil property with u Surprise birthday j»rty Sat-’; illw.ss of the teacher. Mr Lathrop. | urday in honor of Robert's Ctlrj Russell Minar made a business, birthday. te' '"»■ lot : trip to Detroit on Friday, returning Our Truckt Are Prepared to Ciite Immediate Mr. and Mrs. Karl C. FauJ were Saturday. Woodland Brethren church. 'Ann page. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Leon-i'! Mr and Mrs. Earle James enter-' Delivery on Coal Ordered Nour For forth*: Infotaillon no nouoit BeproMnUtlvo or write Homo Oflco. Monday-------------------evening at a-----------vension: c Ruth Woodman ot Caledonia spent n lt s Uue mat men milliners ard --------------talncd some cousins from Detroit the week end at home. ihave been designing moot of the-dinner MORRIS O. HILL, Hastings JOHN H. UTZ, Hastings 'over the week end. . I : Mr. and Mrs. Williams of Vicks-. yia[,s recently. • they've certainly Mrs. Margaret Bass, wife of Rus• JERRY ANDRUS. Hastings KEN BRAENDLE. Freeport burg spent Sunday and Monday at1 beemplaving some trick on thc worn- -wll Bass and mother of four'small You can say one thing for apart-1 .Willard Demond's. jen.—'Philadelphia Inquirer. children, died nt her home on lhe ment life. There isn't ronin for the I Because of sickness. Martha ’------------- ----------- Carl Wait* farm Monday evening young people to make their home' POULTRY and STOCK FEEDS. COAL, LIME, CEMEKf, ITCj Thumi»on was home from school Tlie temperature of 459 degrees of pneumonia, which followed an at - with the bride’s parents—Los An-, HOME OFFICE 702 CHPBCH ST.. FLINT. MICH. ' last week. ibelow zero.-recently produced in 'uckofflu. The oldest survivmg geles Times. । TELPEHONE 2257HASTINGS, MICH. W. V. BOBKAS. Pr«,ldraL H. K. FISK, SacraUry Sunday School begins now af 9:45 California, is not being emphasized-child Is seven and the youngest two. land preaching at 1Q:45 with com- much in the Chamber of CXanmerct;(The since.re Sympathy of the entire A civilized nation is one that Is munton following. ' |publicity.—Detroit News. community goes out to the husband’ 'horrified by other clviliied nations. 1 Articles Farmers Buy Cost in Terms* of (lOO pounds ear coal the best possible The natural, even produced by insures you comfortable, win­ Don’ yoiir rise with advancing season — so your today A Quarter Century of Progress S’ State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. * COAL SAVES DOLLARS It’s Cheaper and Better! SMITH BROS., VELTE&CO. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER «. IM3 PAGE TWELVE NINE YEAR OLD BOYS ■,,I11-T7 Aoni AiMcn ucohcc The Barbar*‘ Chamberlain ALULAIMLU ntnUho and Maybeile liar: entertained lh<, ---------TolloulUK for lIiankHmmg. Mr. and Home Economics 8|jeciaUst» Sururfscd Two Doer Law Vi- Mr.-. F-.-rlis Brown and L-abelle of Michigan State college —M/,n v„n/r„H Prairieville. Mrs. Martha Rcpfoglc ot Homemakers’ Corner By Womtn'z programs during -Farmcri-'/W®k. Jan. 30-FVb. 3. will be ohttorg But Men Evaded (•Z.X;,.. Mr ira c^guod of McConservation Officers iCiiiunAduirict arid Mt.- Kathryn If"ad*?*! 1X1 «5f! fcolSfeta. .nd , ' MT? ana Mrs. cieorgc cioti-e anti .. ......................... .. MS' S ............. .... ton heme --JHajwoman to attend all-th.- meeting*. TYniuliv- plaits thc music. - . . . , and Thursday with-the latter* pat­ drama, lecture* atid entertainment l«rUu«' * Con’Jr'J.Mun,,n * ' ients Ijcre.. ’ • Wtateh »l««ys feature Ih. wUnrr.e *«»«’ <<• «*«« b> Director Ge, 1 Tin-' Community Club will hold its the Christmas party al the home irrned with single aivnizl of Mr* Ver: Robinson on Thmsday Rims were liuntm. nrvvW< tl enough It • home when they heard a onr .? ran ei jiunged «W* U!O d. currf .. hr -exhibit ird chicken suntr which thev had . u * ‘ Jl ' •« Sp>-aZcn will be mtri 1 --.j. nien of *!«»<-! l’cr J”ia hazaar CMIci.->- staff »nd natru d tiwm uw» i,..,.'11"/ 'V •ulhoritica in htJnr «<• reived -from 5; women s prtwram will o last wvt-k -• je|* twin in ibft’fiw major men home economy • nu:nti< ing play w Ja-inc prepared nt. ana very humorously portray raiaed so tha’ the rooms will not be rxhtfn and but he. <■ m< irtgnumva tue lhe horn amv v amp. ompieur. m> ; nori .irr.uu.-'si- Plan to attend <niu- ;ittr.H-uvc chivtmus knoV ysiii a;e helping a ■i-y worthy cutiM Mr. and Mr.- Ra> Han. ol Bedford w« .Hie Ladif: . j-otn-M Smith on and henft officers ! Ir. to find the vio- J*tec. 13. lor an all day mtrimg up later in thvTvenfita- C*Ul '4r‘ufi' Many from this vicimlv hint- atUP latu num tuni.11,. ...'tended Muvitt al Clw.mlnly during o-s w I* l.udeii Ml. and Mt-. Ferris Brown and in lu» r <>• ' L-abe’d’- ol Prairieville visited • letter srnd ' Kathryn Hart * Sunday ling about you/ t mplimj <y> caphad unlawtully* I cannot let . it! special meeting with Mr,-. Edith edssinu my adnnr-!,aCarpenter Thursday the purpose be- unit Mr fatnitv in writing, and M .ire irahncnnt u Htare of our wild life. pint that prompted you. riiuiwi :nu Ball. Cluretut Hammond attended a reenburs ztitcn :>::b li.u! I man amt and Mr.ir Louie 1 Kalamazoo Mr. ntli . '>'•11 und j*on. Gforijc. spent TIvyik'Riv: U14 with her birther. Mr. Wk-Iiuid. ami family at FreepuM . ' Mr. and Mrs Walter Cnnke Thanii.-pi-.Tn« day with Uli mother > and brother near Leighton. • Mr. und M:>George Stoll ot Ann hunt: I Arbor visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Winkler Cis ; und Mrs Cattle L. Geriingrr. Er> 1 Mrs. Came I. Gerlingcr nnct'Mr*. . i Luu Wlnkftr vt-Ut-d Waldo J. Gervisneti j Unger'and tapifly in Smith Sunfield ay returned home Sunday urinKinE a deer. Mis.- Wilma Wieland of Freeport -'it'd . hi r aunt. - Mrs Spent) id Sidliftlay. teniiun Winkle TO THE DEPOSITORS OF HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK By direction of the comptroller of the currency, Washington, D. C., and approval of the United States Federal Court, I, Leon G. Tolhurst, Con­ servator, have sold all Class A assets of this bank to the new NATIONAL BANK of HASTINGS—thereby making it possible to declare a divi­ dend of 60 per cent to all the depositors of this bank. Payment will be by check drawn on the NEW NATIONAL BANK md will be negotiable only at that bank. Because of the collections made upon notes, bonds and mortgages, together with the profits of operation during the conservatorship, it is possible to turn over to the new bank, as part of the Class A assets, a LARGE AMOUNT OF CASH! Because of the time required in bundling the details on each claim and dividend check, it will be impossible for me to care for all depositors on lhe same date. The most efficient plan commonly approved has been adopted for your convenience—and the following schedule will beused: Those Whose Last Name Begins with A or B I K L or M Ihin’iksalvlng. S or T may receive may receive may. receive may receive may receive may receive their check their check their check their check their check their check their check Saturday, Dec. 9 Monday, Dec. 11 Tuesday, Dec. 12 Wed’sday,Dec.l3 Thursday, Dec. 14 Friday, Dec. 15 Saturday, Dec. 16 Po avoid congestion, yon should endeavor to follow the above schedule. A WRECK AFTER FEVER YOU MUST BRING YOUR PASS BOOK or O THER EVIDENCE/OF YOUR ACCOUNT LEONG. TOLHURST, Conservator Use Your Own Home Grains t our own Build up a Dairy I t grain and 32 ' Concentrates lt VOU th* W, complete line^of Dairv Meal, See us before you buy. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY FLOUR - FEED COAL CEMENT LIME BRICK TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 Mr*. Lou Hcnney returned to Jier this week for Florida, to sjknd the and Mrs Walker Cotton at her parhome in Freeport Sunday after vis­ wmter ~ lent* at Bowen Station. Mr. and Mrs. iting her brother. H C Zusclmitl. Mr and Mrs Claud Marshall and Chas. Newman at Alvnh Cox’s; Cecil and the Charles Belts family. family of East Lansing spent Curtis and family at Myric Curtis'; ' Mra. Susie Kraft will entertain Thanksgiving with his mother. Mrs. Mary Jean and Ewilda remained (or the C U class Friday ufternoon. A Libbic Marsiiall, .] a few days. Mrs Sarah Myers of " " 'be served al ixn luck dinner will On Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs. Woqdbury apent the latter part of one o'clock • E V. Keyes. Mr. and Mrs Ollie Ly- lh6 week there King and..family ofkins. Mr and Mrs. Gail Lykins and'11 Rev F'fed " .. Mr .and Mrs Ira Potter friend, of Battle. Creek nnd Miss twin sons were guests of Mr. andi Baltimore spent thc latter part of Hulda Potter of Manchester, Ind., Mr.\ Orville Flook. Venison wasi the week at Nancy Jarslfcr's. • • .Mr. and Mr«: Geo. Sears apent nd Mr.-. Earle Schulze and were gu-As ot Mr. and Mrs Ear! enjoyed by all. Mr and Mrs. Pau! Bivens and. Saturday night and Sunday at Titas children accompanied Mr and Mrs. Schulze on Friday evening . Paul Rupe ol Buttle Greek to the The High school play. "R F D son. laVerne. of Lacey and Mr andI Wilt s in Sunfield Hto BchtiUr um family r.ime ut their parents. Mr ai<d Mrs of -'Cull Service.” will be given Fri­ Mrs Edward Curtis and daughter., Mr- and Mrs Bow Cotton and Mr. and Mr* Gall Lykins ur.d Chari. • Egrly. where they' enjoyed day und Saturday nights gt the Stur Leota, and Mins Cobey of Bellevue and .Mrs. Walker cotton enjoyed a were Sunday visitors at the Ottoi venison supper at Myrlc -Curtis' ins were guest.* of Dr H M Thanksgiving ... ..., day. —,. I theater ! Tuesday evening. . •nd Mr. and Mr*. Harry *’ and' ** Mr Mrs. Gtttc Lykina ' ure Miss Frieda Schulze vUited friends and Earl Schulze homes Mrs. Vets Otl* and children of m>-. at .Hatting* Thai.k-glvuig .w visiting rrhitlvea and friends in and at Hasting* Sunday and attended TAMARAC CORNERS. Dowling apent part of last week al and Mt» ! C and aiound Winchester. Indiana the service at the Methbdht church spent Thanksgiving wi:n reiMi. u.-.d Mr* Ray Nobun uf Kul- given by the Calvary Quartette of We are all giving our deepest Forrest Houghton's. mo were Tluinkftiving day gueaU Grand Rapids. sympathy to the felatives of Mrs SOLTH VERMONTVILLE. AlKrt Ortrotb wl» -tt h r parent* The play "Henry's Wedding." will Nola Oerkey who [>aued away ■pending,the winter with tltci.Mr and Mrs. Raymond Scllhurn1 be put un December 14 and 15. Thc Tuesday at the honpltal in Ionia L*«t Week’a Letter. — i.trsiji Wat*-rio Iowa called and, iamtly Mr.- Mina Huve. Mi**- local fircrncn are 8|»onsoring the Her funeral was Friday, burial in Mns. Myrlcn Strait of Nashville .: their niece. M:>. Pauline Lyiun.-, Emma Hu1-'’ at East LanknMi. Mr play. Thc cast ha* been picked and Lakeside cemetery. was taken to tiie hoapilal for an Siituraav enroute to Lansing to at; ur»d Mr.>. Arnold Powell ol Okcriiu*., rehearsal* are in progress. Thanksgiving wtre a*.......................... fol- operation„Monday ..... . ...... ........ guests ...... ...... ........ ___ —« mornins tim.l the wedding of their grand- Mr, and Mrs. Car) Huve and ^augh*Mr. and Mr*. Porter Kinnc and low*. Mr and Mr* Robert Curtl* at j George Hall and Clarence Faust du ‘ tig: Mis* Elia OMroth. io i<*. Marian, and Mr. and Mrs .’ granddaughter. Ethel Mac spent Earl Curtis'. Mr and Mr* Ford Cur-1 returned Friday- from their deer B. Hudson of Waterloo. Clare McDrrby and daughter. Mar-• Tiianksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. tu at her brother* near Vermont- hunting. They spent mast of their mini. -,in weddtrif. S-ur' ■ nj'.nid family guthfriiu1 Ray Murgdiillialcr. ‘ 1 Hie. Hal Hendee anti family at Fred Two weeks at Alanson k)Xmrins white *• Mr* Le.-hy ” ’ 1 Inuiksm-.iiig ' -- lt lhl, h<W(. oj 1. Mi. unit Mi- Grace Klelnhans and chauf- Brooks. Mr and Mrs Bos* Colton; fish, bringing home several large Sarah Cklioth, .fiiiti Bertha-Xlf. - feur. Robert Ma^on. expect lo leave at Charlie Colton's at Mulliken; Mr. ones. Garltnger • ha­ two month* in Detroit! Bcmtta Bowman And ..s ~™ E'tlur Dull have rrturm-d to thet^ hnmr.. here from Buttle Creek: c Ladle- Aid of the Eiungcllchurch will- be entertained �TOE HASTINGS BAXXER, WEDNESDAY. DI, (EMBER «, 1M3 > The NATIONAL 1 4r BANK OF HASTINGS I Hastings, Michigan ■ ■ •. ' ■ / . • A Bank of Good Will Organized To Serve Its Depositors and the People of Barry County SOUND , SAFE CONSERVATIVE CAPITAL and SURPLUS $60,000.00 A BRAND NEW NATIONAL BANK . NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS NEW OFFICERS AND MANAGEMENT NEW STOCKHOLDERS Member Federal Reserve System Organized, Approved By and Under the Supervision of the Comptroller of the Currency of the United States. A NEW NATIONAL BANK has been created worthy of your trust and support, with CLASS A ASSETS select­ ed by the comptroller of the currency. Its stockholders are in the main depositors of the old Hastings National Bank. The best possible management has been procured after the most careful consideration by the board. The comp­ troller of the-currency has approved our judgement and we are confident you will be satisfied with the choice. The stockholders and this bank are entitled to your support. Opening Date -- Saturday, Dec. 9, 1933 - 9 A. M. DIRECTORS OFFICERS JOHN C. KETCHAM KIM SIGLER CHARLES S. POTTS BURTON A. PERRY , CHARLES I. HENDERSHOTT JOHN C. KETCHAM, President . CHARLES S. POTTS, Vice Pres. WARREN E. CARTER, Cashier �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1*15 PAOF FOURTKFH PRAIRIEVILLE. Mr. nnd Mrs OH*y Douglass and probate of will filed, order for pub- Est Roxanua P. Garrison, dee d I entered, pttitton for deter- ’ Discharge of Admr. filed, estate eli­ Mrs. Vaughn Mott's arid Gerald daughters were giw«ta ThaiikSRtving COURTHOUSE NEWS UcftUon mination of heirs filed. rolled. Isbepanl's' name* should hnve ap- of their uncle Orville Burghdyff und fist. Angie J. De Wolf. Find annua'. . twarvd a)«». as getting their deer. ; Mr and Mrs. Howard Johnson of account filed, order for publicat| LICENSED TO WED. Hickory Corners apent Thanksgiving M entered. Richard.EaseyvAssyria .z,... .Mr;. Wm.j0| Est. Philip T- Colgrove. dee d. A DURING FARMERS WEEK Mr-.. Ixufi* Johnson of Bay City with her parents. Mr, and Havens. I nual account filed. ’ -------------------■ (were callers of relative* thc latter tries Harrington. Nashville .50, r.M (Xm, Smlih derUnwr. <kr <l -Mich. Farmers ' Dan Kam* of Brush Ridge was a Started Feed. . pari o: inc wrea ,.49 Inventory tiled. de Webb. Morgan Mr and Mrs. Floyd Miner nnd f“,?e,.uy vWlOr of Mr’ and MrS' Jhn Harold H. Jaduon. PrairleulM . .43! Est. William Alonzo Hendershott. I ing Calves Last June in i Mr. an«l Mr- WalHe Smith and mui wllcox. ' Adah L. Burke, Plainwell 35 1 d.ec'd. Petition, for Admr. filed. - ) |spent Tlunksgiving with Mr. and! ‘ POWERS ECHOES. Preparation Oscar A. Manning. Hastings ... 42! Bit. Clara Both. deed. Annual ac-1 East Lansing —Choice beefsteak )Mrs. Mason Miner and family of i . .. _nd Mrs. Arthur- Bedford and ■ i r-“'‘ e-aininuvwiaLillian K Lancaster. Hastings ... .37r count filed. Homer: Mr. und Mrs. W. F. Smith; family accompanied by Mi', and ! Est. Jennie Stewart, dec'd. Letters on 'he hoof will b- one of thc • -xPROBATE COVRT. Lj bi Georgella a hiblts shown Fanners Formers Week ynltors yi«ltors m;in vv>«xllund; Mr. ;ind Mr- Mrs. Virgil Andrews and daughter of guardianship ol A. hibits -5. ' :. at Michigan State Ert.. Jamej. Bisard. dee d.- Order----------I Stewart'”filed. Sta t’* College, CO*,eSe- Jan. Jan 39. 29 r;1v Japlu t. XJr. und Mrs. l'r*::Tt 1 of fcuglMta spent Thanksgiving with • • allowing claims entered , F t ^hoda A. Wolf, dec'd. Order to Feb . . . m- Klbbm and chlMrcn and.Robert .Mr?., rrjutpfH in Grand Rapids. ’’ ’ Mr. and Mrs. Miner Palmer and Est. Daniel Knowles, dec’d. Waiver; for adjournment entered. . So7’*" ,l'r becr . " um Lulu W,«>dman and family with’■ Mr of notice filed, order appointin-; | E-. Matilda Bachman Fox. dre’d being groomed by- Micniu.m an<j .Ernest Armstrong in Kai- ,family were Thanksgiving guests ot Admr . entered. 'Proof of will filrd. order admitting farmers are •• ;un .irj1<); .mi - auiKMui JackMm wnn with her si.- 1|ht sister. Mrs. Harry Nagels, and -------- -for- thb --- show • .a in,i.-JM>. mi:. ner sis-. Doyle, of OtsigO; Mr and. family at Hickory Corners Est. Katherine Joslirt, deed. Ordtr sill entered, letters testamentary p- more attentian than a la* sear ■ ,rr .. ,n *' *-Mi.. George W Wood und family', Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fra*t and allowing claims entered ‘sued, order limiting rMttlement en­ movie s,ar‘ men In 19 Michigan counli-s have . . .. .. _ fl _ .■ family attended a family Thanks­ Est. Knmu Smith Gerlingen dec'd.; tered. petition for hearing claim.-,; a;re,on tert In preparation fw qXtb?; Mr rai'Mre.^Sishn^Iot' giving dinner at the home of her Band of Admr. fifed, letters of ad- filed-notice to creditor* issix-d. '. . . Robert Shear.-, at Grand ministration issued. I Est. Rosanna P. Garrison, dec'd. ’‘how. > with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johneock; brother. Est. Ray C. Newton, dec'd. Petition ।. Waiver ’ Diet lists are waiver of oi notice filetl. jpeu. oi. thiown ....... ...mto „ rei of Hasting-; Mr and Mrs Charles) Rapids. Mr. and Mr-. Frost and Margaret Release when this campaign starts. Willowy Hughes with Mr and Mr*. Henry (Jackie nnd Kathleen remained in for widow's allowance tiled, order| F.-t ** ■— Johncock. ’*‘*“ figures Mo ’do not catch the judge's eye Roger* o; Pine lake; Mr. and Mrs. 1। Grand Rapids oven tlie week end Ot guardian by ward tiled. i. futures UnUtr s eve fur widow's allowance entered; Est. Brton .Walker, dee d. Annua! , in the lUcstodk ring, mid beef with- Maurice Hughes with Mrs.. Bessie1I Mias Ethel Palmer Is visiting her E't. Carrie Matteson, dec'd. Bond j out a marbling inf fat makes home j Hughes and *ons: Richard Hughes auiit. Mrs. Roy Trnvis. al Detroit. of Admr. filed, letters of adminp? account ofc’special Admr iiii-d. ' life unpleasant for the cook. E<{. Daniel Knowlf.s. deck!. Bond tration l*sued. order limiting seftJewith Mr. and Mrs. Tobla* of-Shultz:',■ Mr and Mrs. Maurice Johnson, Ordinary feeding practic<?. which'j Charles family ate Thanksgiving sup-' ment efilcnd. petition for hearing of Admr. filed, letters of adminis-i', place Armstrong with Mr. and and reliance in good home grown Mrs. David his parents, Mr. and Mrs. claims-filed.’notice to creditors is­ tration uwied. order limiting settle­ Deal; Mr*; Stebbins with Will ;per with Johnson, at Middleville. grain’. are used by most of the feed­ ht-r-danaliter, ment entered, inventory filed.z sued. Mr. and Mrs. Danv Mr. and Mrs. earner SchondelE't. William Alonzo Hendershott, ers but none of them hesitate to ■ 5:;;" .a“R f>t. John Scheifla. dee d Petition -7" the appejites ot- their animals)' «;<-i:q. c’d- Waiver Wdini or. nF, iiutov notice uicm filed,. inuv, order tempt - ■ -•■ to adjourn hearing on claims filed.I. >di lapjxrtntinK Admr. filed, bond' filed..11 cnl'l's dlsptliy u distaste forj Kra'i? Mhmm M1Mt? order* for adjournment entered. • E*i. Theron S. Hecht. Annual.ac­-'letters ofkdminwthitionb-.ued.order '’rdlnary ration* p)(- cah-. were[limiting wtUemcnr entered. |x>tituiti s,1 ’ r,t 'd cn feed in Jinic. Last vem s Uow snrlp «.p. at CadDloc »n count of guardian filed. ■ —- -• ------------------- --- ... . „ i. .. .... t0 winner gained 28 jiound.* per dayj Est. Hettle WhlUenburg Cliffsc-(for hearing on claims filed, noth SatimUy. II.. »n oreomjover the feeding period. . i.lawn,™ -panii-d him north Munday with a fine buck. trough, dec'd. Will filed, petition for jcreditors fistted. j Junior nnd senior class animals in, Our sick are all on the-gain. Don't forget the ProWt Club “ Shorthorn,- Atxrdi-en AiiruRrio- 'Die following entertained Thank-’ill’ wU’» ’’‘i? i”,v I fofd. npd Red Polled will be on­ Hiving: Mr.and Mr*.Honeywell had! ’’ wh-.*» hist I | tercd in the show. ’ . forgue*t.‘-.'Mr and MrPhil'n 1 ,Ilt< Hu*bnnds. or what have B 1 Thc winning animal last vear was k.----- , ; you? are- cordially Invited. Pot luck I fat by Eld..,, McUrehto. Ev.rl Tlu- ° 1 ''t-?“*•,«!?"“»•••! °l»' !i dinner. I ;ratv« are au'lloiail ol! at Ila- clo . . « (X “It?1 \'r" I I at Farmer, Wrek K Q“ll k hn<1 M1 iuul Mr-. l.yI , ---------- rerere »' »' H.mn. ld Mr and Mr, Er-j , Mr. and Mrs. David Kngla <>f Has­ I CAMPAIGN PROMISES IR. m" "”“‘s*’la' at George I ARE NOT FULFILLED ' ■n faUhrei, ..re! Bare! Had Jan,.-. Nutrltl— c!.,, wl|, „„t m,.rt | , Taxation ---------Mr.daughter* and Mrs. Marshall*i.. Du-i-mber varlmereason* I Burdens Shifted ICalthrop. nmi of Pm-.lake ’ Mr , Frank f<ir john *t..n>m nt a few 1 j ---- , ,, 7 . .---- 1 .'irs- rum’ 11 ic I ' But Not Reduced— Minn. m>d Mr “ son; da>!t ----------------------------' Spun*, Mr and Mrs LL FF “ Erb *and bst k ai c,^r of Delton-four generation.’ uer. ) Mr ftIk! x:r5 Arlbur TrrterTand ! derstandings «%t Lansing I •n,-J“nw;sC“lU’r“>’ VrJn.r Cal-:Marv visited friends In Scottville n looks as M if 11 everything everyunng "was was not n<x Mr> ,L 1 *rb' antf I“,njar cn Tuesday. " , It !proceeding as smoothly at Lansm,: •r” 1,11 nRpd 80 Stars, theejI.i Klnne gpent a few days with the deihocratic ■dmhib-tratlonilast we»-k in Buttle Creek jsw hid been hoped. Auditor General 1 “‘,d J?,°-'d h;,d FrankMr .(»((» inil Mr; h<ud Wood of ■ .,|i it,;.-. A nneiu ..’-nt •>( c.ordon B Battle Sunday tiperI Stack and Attorney General O'Brien ' »‘“"'i'1 ■> “nd Gordon attlc Creek called Sunt Norn-, 41oon at Alonzo Wood-’s) elnnot M*m M> mme •( «U. rad ‘'■'Vi "I st™ Norm ■■ 'carhclicks to his own views with lhe a,K. I'"c> ll‘*d fr£d Ketchum of Mr and Mrs. Alton Wood and ! remit Uut there L. raieh taMhder-1 «»*»»»»»; «-* J?rah Smith mid . Graydon. .and Mrs. Anna . Boice standing. Myrtle nnd Mh, W J Polley had 1 spent Sunday at Allie Cheney's in We think the people of the stale MS “nd .M" Grand DePriestcr. . ; Carltoi). feel that the new administration at „Mr .a«d Mr* LaOnmd D.-PneMvr.! Tht* L. A. S. will meet this week Ian-Ina ha, no. mode e.,«l Itt , I1,"' '''“nil ol 1>U Nju-r. j’Thursday for dinner with Mrs-. LizI promise* io the people. AMuranc(. J Mrs. G^ajl HarfMtr. at Hasting* Tur — “‘-'-izie Thompson.. There will be decwas givenJhc taxpayers of MichlKiui'^S'- ,reH™.,re' ; '- ^----. . ">'n‘W '•’““pion Ot --------oltlrer,. _ • | that pubnc burden* would rest far ■ .J/1' ,, | Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hinny enMerely write us a letter Tlie P T. A. meeting more lightly- upon them. but. that • , * - *' ?• ,‘n’, V Vw, tertaim-d for Thanksgiving. Mr, and has not proven to be the ca.« Th? was h,ld "cdji-Miay Mrs Ronk (lf ct,^k telling us how much YOU 'djrect state tax was reduced 870.000 ‘f: A ROOd_ PWsm “»d some and Mrfl Lewis Abbey nnd chll..tiiis year a* compared,with a year I"1/ “ llncl‘idn-n of Hastings and Mr. mid Mrs. ago. but lhe sales tux will undoubt-1 “ ,d ‘h,\ al »»rf th® .i ” -------WANT A KELVINATOR FOR Harry Brown. edly bring'into the stale freasurv Mr. and Mrs. Arley Townsend nnd from Barry county no: less than ” Jf ” ,r.p .f,ttfndfd thp children of 1 Grand Rapids 'spent CHRISTMAS 890.000 and p-Adbiy in exc< - ,.f ’ adding nnn y. rsarv of ; Thnnk’givinfc with Arthur Richard­ Manley Nov. son. $100,000 Thc Old Aite Pension Art ■Mr. ^r’ “and ”d ^Mr*. Ir;.,/Y Ilu,!<; v Billings. N,,v ■ ' Ls now being pul into • etlect nnd '<11. Thanksgiving day occurred on Funeral services will bo held this UST think of it—a beautiful, rfew Kelvinator for that means a head tax of 82 00 per '. Nov. 30. the year tlp-y were married. Tuesdnv afternoon for Willard Bol­ (person for-every adult in thc state Tin: bride hud reached the advanced ton who .passed awny on Sunday, Christmas—absolutely free! What a Christmas Prwibly someone can figure how age of Iff yeans, the groom 18 years.: afternoon. ’ ! state expense* have been nduced.. They havt- a Uautlful Home which present—and you might just as well have it as any HENDERSHOTT. . ■ but it doe* not seem so in view of they have earned by much hard la- ■ one else because wc are going to give away 25 to (the increased taking of money frouTfbor -This worthy couple are loved...’ Tlie Ladies' Aid will hold nn eve-' v . ami re.-|xjctfd by their friends and ning social this week Mday niuht Barry and vqjy other county to carry ; neighbor.' May they enjoy many' at the home of A. C. Clark. There) the 25 women who write us the letters which, in' on the state administration'. 1 more year; together* We extend will Ise a program nnd sandwielu-a. the opinion of the Judges, express the keenest desire i congratulations. The event was nn ;pickles, fried cakes and coffre will SOITH THORNAPPLE. injoyab!.- atlalr . 1 tbe served ns rrftwuiibRts. This Is Perry Barnum and sister. .... for a Kcliinator for Christmas. and Mrs. W. R. w Norris ,and the the rt - -uiar L. Lydia Willson, and Miss Eunice. , Mr. . -<1C pto in«-fakr_ ,«. r ptace of ... Hoyt went to Hamilton Friday .; '...,rs - 11 u™ wn went to A. o. S. IIKT1II, meeting for December. ............... -- Toledrf. -......... Ci. There is nothing to buy — no obligations — merely . Theodore Wierinca. rate Jr . and An- Ohio. Dhio. Wednesday ''‘diday to tovisit visitMr.Mrand andone oneInvited. Invited, ina May of west of Middleville spent - ^Irs O'’'« Hughe - and .-on, return-1 Mr. dud Mrs. Chas. 'VflnVrankcn . write us a letter telling us, in your own language, i the week- end with their grnmlmr- 11,8 Friday. * spent Thanksgiving with their .'ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Chas B. J<JtR- The ... Uidi< -Ju-:. A.d will luxd a>ch’.ckv daughter. Mrs. Bnill Hayward and why you.want a Kelvinator for Christmas more ■ son. * I*l;pper ..... ... at the .... .... ua.... family | <'n supper and bn/a.ir church — ■report —— that Alto. They them anything else. • ' . ' . 1 Mr and Mrs. Otis Scntt enter- Friday m-ning.-lNc. 15. followed by Mis* Eleanorc is able to be around talne-d her brother. Perry Bnrnum, a" programon crutches .Tiu*u„ , L™ Chamberlain of Delton spent j Mr. and Mrs DeWitt Rowley of* To the woman who expresses the Lznejr desire for Rex Smith. ' Eunice Hoyt and Claie Barnum Sunday Jackson spent Thanksgiving day Mr. And Mrs Cecil Capjxm and and Friday with their parents. Mr j Thanksgiving dav. h. Kelvinator we will give any model she chooses, ,Mr. ?» . uuu .nrodorr Wieringa anti mr* Mrs Theodore Wieringa . BH^-Lou »pent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Court Strowbridirc. Mrs. regardless of price. And to each of the next 24 nnd daughter. Anna Muy. also Mr and -,r- Coniiel Cappon of Oiancc- Strowbridge went to Jackson with them 0T1 Saturday for a short visit. Hcrrington'of west of Middleville., v,“/ , .r „ z women whose letters the Judges select, wc will spent Wednesday afternoon with _Mr a’;d Mr*. Peter Ca-tie of Mrs. Mary E. Showermart of Mrs. Wierinea's parent*. Mr. nnd Orangevi Ic and Mr, nfid Mrs Cas- Prattsville was a welcome guest- nt give a. beautiful R-42 Model. Mrs. Cha* B Johnson. ?*us Ul'rr Sunda* the Bronson Hospital »party TuesMr.- James McCr. a and family, i,,ld *,r ' H, nrV B< r.*on 1■day nt A. C. Clark's Not a very' Read the rules shown below and send in your letterhave moved from the Gate , place,Ipllr-T w‘L\“l Hastings on large crowd but al) had a good time.! at Gate* Corners 'to tlie farm' b‘^’ne's ru* >d“-v ' Rev Conklin had an entertaining early. And, if you care to, call the dealer for free known ns the Elv Lesfie farm va-L.^' a,ld KalcifJi-Adrianson. : program for us but omitted the play rated rEccntlv bv her brother. Tom *‘fr ““d Mr* G^r.:.- Adrianson nnd he had prepared because it could Entry Blank and stamped envelope. KELVINATOR not be put on In a house It will be Aiken, and family, who moved back r A* CORPORATION, ij.-Cj Plymouth Rvad„Detrpit, Michigan. to Chicano. shown soon at tlie schoolhouse.' Mr. trnd Mrs Harry Oleni 0! Yan-i George Adrianson and Lucilk Fri- Watch for the announcement. day. ^ec Snrlnpr. accompanied by titeir Mr and Mrs. George Haveiu. and' THE CROSSROADS. PHONE OR CALL AT OUR SALESROOM FOR .*on. Edd Clem, spent Thursday in Clyde Stedgc and family enter tainRockford with their daughter. Mr family of Neeley and Mr and " Ix-wts. Johnson of thi* place were cd the following guests for ThanksFREE ENTRY BLANK AND FULL DETAILS Henry Jackson went to Grand Sunday guests of Mr. nixl Mrs. giving: Miss Ruby Stcdgo of Royal -Oak. Miss Maxim- stedgc of Grand Rapids Thursday evening where he G'.‘?rg'’, Adrla'™°n and Lucihe. Sarah Rapid*. Mr. and Mrs Jack Allen attended a church wedding' nt n Mrs r" Jennie Norris“ “ijnd •* Mr- “ friend. Chas Briggs and Mary Smith spent . Saturday with their and Mr and Mrs. l-eonurd Board.’ M.vt< r, Mrs. Margaret'Mullen at the i Pf Hastings Maynard, both of Grand Rapids t .. Mr. ...... .. ’ E. A, Parker! Mr an(1 ^rg Homer, Bates and Jiamc ol mid Mrs in .............. Hii.Mlng*. ......... tn r‘« i.-br.d.' Mr./Mui ’.: THE • •is, I.ITT1.E «,• 1 ■ i.r. RED nr.,, BRICK. nn>* i*. aiui-. ii-i. and Ntrs. Orlcy Smith Were The .county niirse and Dr Cur-i 95,11 nautl day. Wonderful,:Thanksgiving gii'vts of Mr. and Mi.— letter must not contain will act as,,Judges and rothf-rr, the dcntRt vlslu-d uur 1S1"- i- Tin- three ,«i*ter< 95. M) Harold Smith in Haatlng*. more than 250 words. ... . mlnrls unirn.... . ** Earl “choul this.last week and .'cars ot. age. '’ ..Williams ..... .... returned " ' ’ Saturday ” ‘ ' make lhe final decision. , Mr. and Mr.* Charles WoedfufT... PMnd. ------ --all qui' ,_i'e“ weU and■'happy. Ma - v iiinht Ironi a hunting trip in the ■they They nlway.-. lune 1 upper peninsula. • ‘spent Thursday at Jim Wickham's;' 1"”” mrc»’ ott«.n. '• —literary style or appear­ —any woman is eligible ex­ a K' xk! time tog<:her. Congraluhi-‘ Mr and Mr*. John Cook and litin Grand Rapid*. cept Kelvinator employee*, ance ol letter will not be , Mr and Mrs. Clifford Hammond ta>u- Are there-three of a family ’k- ■•’on* spent Thanksgiving with considered. Only facts representative^, members and Bernard wore Sunday guests: at tlml age in Baritf county? H ;o her parents near pdton. let us in-ar from ; Mrs Mildred Roush and little •Of Roy Chandler's in Hastings. of the Tuesday Study Club count. I Mr. and. Mr.* Warren Bolton, ।----------[daughter of Gun lake are vHiting and! their immediate >ot IHWEsT Rt TI.AND. 'Mr and Mt- Ernest Williams. | : Lewi* and. Boyd spent Thursday; —letter must lie mailed with Warren Miller's of Claiksvilit-.: Mr and Mrs. Francis Gorham « n-* Mr and Mrs. Clyde Stedgc - Jean • families. ’ before midnight, December Will Cingett am! family spent' ti-rtained tlieir son Ertn.-r and fam- and Lynn, took Miss Ruby .Sted^e ,, ! lly of Kalamazcw from Tliur-niav till to lainsing Sunday morning und • Sunday at O DavU' in Hasting.‘ —full purchase price will be I Sih, 1933. Juanita S t r a u s ba u k h s]sjient Saturday llirtr daughter. Mrs Wi'.- *P<nt the day with Mr. and Mrs. refunded to any wpman ’Thanksgiving day. at Clyde Ba-*— lard Bagley, and family of Kalama- - Howard Hadley. —in case of a lie, duplicate in Freeport. .— - were Friday guc*t.’.. .•<0 ! Mr and Mrs Orlcy Smith called who -buy s a Kelvinator awards will be made. Mrs Minnie Hammond viftied fier Mr. and Mrs Mr.-, Roy Dougl.-us Douglas and' cn their Micte. Miss Beatrice Smith, before' December 15th, in *” ” “ ! Count . .. of1 11.,-.,,m... son and faintly. Claud, ot living. Mu* Befida Hasting* -*v:> of near Middleville Sunday, alto I* [Thursday. —guests -— ----- -------day ■ of- the • far-1 very-ill with inflammatory rheuma—the Tuesday Study Club the event »fieji awarded a' Thanksgiving ,lr ,UMj Mj._. Din tpln. Our teacher. Phyllis Edger. «„u ---- -of Wyandotte, Michigan, gift Kelvinator. *, ’ mother of Hastings are going to live.,IXnigias.* ----------' I Harold Allen Smith of Hasttnpji I tn our midst this winter at the ' Mr. and* Mrs. Richard Laubaugh' *5*h^ 'he week end with his grand­ home of Rebecca Craig. They are. “nd son vtsitAI the former'* par-' patent*. . moving thi.t week. Welcome!. [!ents “t- at -- Dowling -------- on Sur.tUv ... rtIlu rind „ re--. ----CALL AT OUR SHOWROOM FOR FULL DKTAILS CltfTord Hammond and family Port tliat hts his »i*ter. *i-ter.’Mrs Elk Ellen n MrMe­ "Befon-I resolve to .do thc otic .. . . bo(n(> (from rotn the aanitarspent Thursday at Harn Sparks';Carty, was. home .-.initar°* 'he other. I must Rain con,in Charlotte. ’ 'nun and gaining from thv. pm u- :ldt'nce in my own abilify to keep my . Mrs. Kenneth Hurless lias gone 'noma. . resolve-, when they arc made-."—Abe to Pennock hospital for an operaMrs Roy Oakc.-, and daughter of Linwln. "on'• Glass Crick and Mr.- Ar: Lord of ***— --------A solemn thought for y»u serious ----- ----------------------------------------- ‘ Battle Creek were Sunday calk-rs of 123 South defferson Street Hastings, Mich. .thjtikcrs: It takes 10.000 years to — ,:Mf” °*'-v DeugUs* ■ .build a coral reef and its,mo good STOP TAKING SODA Mr and •'d?’ G,<>- Havens and’ after it * built —Los Angtlea Times. SODA!’ FOR GAS GAS ON ON STOMACH STOAftrii £,h,:dr*11 'bited fro'n Wednesday til! ____ r FOR G.v Sunday with her parents, Mr and You can tell a rich mati'a wife s«ia disturbs digestion. Mr, J D Hoard, n-ar South Haven ’She has on a hat lifc^fhkt one Much soda For g»h Mr and .Mr, Albert Nash and X mri iwught for gat. or sour stomach Adlerik is much better. One doft dofc rid* rids children of Hastings spent Thanks- Atlanta cSStitwff you nt of bowel poisons that cause ‘giving in tlie Jim Wijcox home. Ml..-, AU‘nl,t cwutitution.________ sl'cep.—B. A. Ly- t Mane remained till Sunday. Mrs j Fifty years ago thc largest ship gas and bad sleep. Barker. Druggist. — Adv. I Ha,,*cr. Druggist Glcnna Prlndle of Plainwell was a was tlie Great Eastern, 6flo feet long | —. week end guest there. . 83 feet wide. 60 ftxt deep. A KELVINATOR for Christmas 25 Kelvinators for the 25 women WHO WANT THEM MOST J HERE ARE THE RULES Robleski Electric Co KELVINATOR family Of central Rutland • $1.00 Food Certificates’ ARB MOST Miii’iinii. GIFTS. KEIIEEMAhl.K IN GRANDMOTHER’S QUALITY Spread Good Cheer Thto Holiday Sea»on Willi A Bas­ ket <H Gooff Fofl’l. They May Be Had In Any Amount From Me Ip. A*k Vaur eW Mt Sliced or Regular 1-lb. Loaf ALWAYS FRESH . . . HIGHEST QUALITY Peanut Butter lb. 13c Sultana '/4-lb. Tin 18c 1-lb. 33c Green or Orange-Pekoe MAYFAIR TEA OUR OWN TEA Coffee CHASE & SANBORN 1-lb. Tin C Orange-Pekoe NECTAR TEA */o Ib. tin 29c SPARKLE GELATIN DESSERT or Chocolate Pudding* 2 pkg«. 9c Cheese C - MILD FULL CREAM 8-oz. ’ Jar 15c pkg. 30c KRAFT MAYONNAISE 16-oz. Jar 27c SWANSDOWN PASTRY FLOUR Raisins 2: Z9C SEEDED or SEEDLESS KARO SYRUP CHOCOLATE CIRCLES 5 Ib. pail 25c Ib. 25c N.B.C. Bisquick p,iB' 35c Makes Delicious Waffles or Biscuits SLICED PINEAPPLE Del Monte, No. 2*4 CHAMPION FLAKE BUTTERS 2?.3 N.B.C. Oleo can 25c ib. pkg. 19c C NUTLEY MARGARINE PEACHES _ Del Monte RALSTON WHEAT CEREAL Halves 1No. 2% can 19c Low Priced pkg. 23c Bokar Coffee HEINZ BEANS SEMINOLE TISSUE Soap v,^°yus Large Size Cotton-Soft P&G or KIRK’S FLAKE 25-oz. can 14c *•3 rolls 25c 10B,r* 29c RUMFORD BAKING POWDER F.mou. 12tra. Tin 23c CHOCOLATE CHIPS Frcth and Delicious lb. 19c Corned Beef C BROADCAST FftESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 35c 4 f°r 19c 4 |b«- 19c Special Bag 29c 2 for 15c Florida Oranges Grape Fruit Florida Yams Fancy Texas Idaho Potatoes Iceberg Lettuce 1Firm Heads Special Bag |A & P MEAT MARKEjT a Steak 325c Rolled Rib Roast Pure Lard Beef Roast Lb 4 u, Tender Cuts Lake Trout Frerii Caught Canadian Bacon By Piece Butter 11C 29c Fresh Made, Tub Creamery 17c 25c lb. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER fl. 1M3 united States exports of hog Products (Each hoq reoresents 1000,000 head.) I9IA EUROPE 1925 I4J0J 1933 Eitim«:ed ’T’HE accompanying graph com 11 * tutc» a vivid explanation ot one reason why the prices for corn and hogs hare been so low the last few years. Thu main.reason Is the sev-rc decline In the export demand for United States hog products since the 1913 peak. In 1910-14. European nation! took the equivalent qLncarly nix million bogs. This was Xly a moderate ex­ port level, but tiie total United States hog production at that tl:n was In good balance with the com blnod domestic and foreign demand. Under the itltnuiai of’the World United SutM bu continued to io- product! Jumped to thr equivalent population. Consequently. the prodof about ««vent<*eu million hogs. But acts no longer shipped abroad have become exceia product! on the homo dropped bock acufn to the equivalent market and have driven down bog of about four million hog!. Thi! de­ prices. Some adjustment to thi* clino has been due io a rapid citators changed demand must bi made If tion of bog production la European hog prices ara to bo raised to a more countries'aiuee the war. particularly favorable level. The corn hog pro­ In Germany nnd Ih-iRnark, and more duction-control program, now being offered'by the Agricultural Adjust­ ment Administration, will help farm­ quotas « ers bring about this necessary better Import!. balance. OIL PRODUCTION IS GREATLY RESTRICTED State Is Closely Regulating, the Industry for Good of 1 All Concerned Lanatnf. November 29 —Michigan's oil fields unrritricu’d m to produc­ tion. are now capable <d producing B0.000 barn-1a of etude oil a day. and iu, »udi ranks first among all ot the oil producing states caM of lhe MixalMlppi River. Dr. R A. Smith, state graloght, told lhe Conservation Commission in detailing thc rising Importance ut thc oil industry in MichiganUnder oil code restriction,. Michi­ gan's fields are restricted u> a pro-’ duclum «d but 30.000 barrel, a day but con produce over twide that i volume, lu- declared. Al thc suimq time. Dr Smith wild, the gas fields have around -35.000.­ 000.000 cubic feet <>r natural Has "tn : sight'* and probably 15.000.000.000' more seml-proved. . . ‘ The jx-riori of doubt a-, to whether or nut the slate wn» to be an im­ portant-producer of d| and gx» is long past, he toltl rhe Commission The industry has already risen to a permanent portion among thc ma­ jor industries of the state. lhe rcnOk.-. concerning lhe oil and gas industry were made,during JOIN NOW! Thousands Dollars-Paid to Our Christmas Club Members of 1933! u proposal to increase the state's facilttfe* for more cl-wly regulating *th<- industry. Economies have re­ duced the geological and supervising iwrsonnel to a jxrint' where the .state's Interests cannot be adequii 'ly cared for. it pointed out tliat matey 8130,000 through the oil in-; dustryMl LU. •TON. Community Players at thc CftinmunMr allf; ilr.. Jolm wuitaoh, Mr. and Mu Chester Banghart . .... ... j lly Hall. Friday and Saturday eve-: Preparations are now nicely unway for the Christinas ct.tci a||d Elincr. and Mr*. Clarence “ lhe “ ‘ ­ ning:-.-December 8 and 9 This piny der ■ spent Th-inksgiving wilii for mer.-, uncle and num jn Detroit-j.is---.......... ------by - .... being directed Mrs. Gwendolyn tninment which will be held a» th' t,aU„. ai1(i two children. Mr. andj Mr?- lianglfiui remained fur the r<- Bungharl. A good east has been se- church Friday evening. Dec. Xi. A Mn su.wi|rt Water, and daughter,' . • -—■ ••'•! v.f the week returning Sunday. ; Icctcd. They are working hard t i ictfrdiai invitation to all. Mi?. Mattie Blmknuin chjoyctl a plt-iuc yoii itth their presentation.; Mr. and Mrs Ernest Br.ujiiiId,of . 1 Mrs. Claud Harrington Ray Durkee! pleasant Thanksgiving With iu-r .vm ,'j he caM Includes. Margin el Farrell Tfouth Bend. Ind., spent the week- and family. Albert Hartman „mid ! mid wife, Mi. and Mrs. Gruydon a- Mary White; Henry Curixrfitrr ax end and Sunday with the tomu-i s” faintly. Walter Willison amt family.! Hlackmtn. at Kalamazoo " Mr. Scotty; Mr. . Hetiry Carpenter brother. Mr. and Mrs, Merle Brad-' alto Gordie Durkee and family ot; Mr and Mr... L N. Bush attend- .:u Mr ,. Scotty: Leda Harrington nr. jfield amt fmnlly; • Delton spent Ti«ank,giving with Mr. i r< il n iamily :;.uherim! of thr ci.mkill. Mt? Brlltlcpdp; Robert Adams as. Mt.su Hackney went to her home In! and Mis- Charley Beck near- Gale*- j rThursday at the home ol Mr. and Bronco Bright; Jean. McBain dsiHustings Wednesday to «pcnd* burg. * Mi. IJnyd Gaskill at DowHitg-Uetty Bright: Dr. lowry us Walter Thanksgiving vacation . Mr.-and Mrs elate Louden riitei/Ha re Wen: 32 present. MiXi Janette Davidson; and Harold Burpee iv. Wold •tilin'been received from Mr tained their children and grandchtl-! , Gatkill .lixompaiued them. Judge Fuller. Nelson Shrier of Kel- an<^ Mrs. Louis Kramer that they/ rtrt-rt and gratiflchildren for Thanks-; Mr. niid Mr. II F. Wrrtman r.|»ent logg Camp at Clear Lake, and Rub- 'arc nicely settled in their new horn•lloiil. i-in-; with Mr ..ml Mi i rt" Barnes, “ ■ -— Ac •.......... ... giving dinner and' ----William -Hayward, in Fair res. Windsidc, Nebraska. Mason Newton spent Thanksgiving Jr- will fumi-fh musical zpectahtics' and likh it very much. Mr. ami Mrs. George Wiuttfmor. between acts Admission is to and 20: Mr. and Mrs. H. M Kennedy and at Ed. Newtons near Hinds Corner*. entertained Mr and' Mrs. Georgt cents, the procet-ds to go to the i son Lev and Mr. and Mrs, Alworxi of Norman Hall of South Hasting*,re-• Q-inanr und daughter of Hickotj Community Holl building fund.!Dowagiac viMted the former's p.ir- tiirm’d home with l|lm to appnd thej ;Evcrybody come. ent*. Mr. and Mr.,. Flower and BerCornet £ ThursdayMr. and Mrs. M.mron Newton.! Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pbnnpck enter-juice Sunday afternoon. Tlimiksglving uith their son Har­ tallied for Thanksgiving dinner! Mrs. Hattie BcUinger entertained Will Shedd and Carl Watson Mere ' i Mrs. Addison Pennock. Giro Pen- tier Sunday Sciuxil (la.,, at her 'I hank-giving guests of Mr. and Mr.,, j old Jones and family. Mr. ami Mrs Jay Wilkinson .-pent nock. Mrs. Jennie Wurncr and .Mr. home Friday cvcnihi;. A hue lime Allen Griffen. Rex Waters jmd wife called un; • ' [reported. Tlmt'-day with Mr. ami Mrs. Lou 'mid Mrs. John Adams Smith at (Kill lake. ‘ Mr mid Mrs. Roger William* cnM>‘- and Mik Ernest Qulfk sjm nt Mt, Mar tie Louden on Thanksgiv­ Last week we sent out thousands of dollars in checks to our 1933 ing day afternoon, who recently had i U-rtained Thfinkfigiving. Leslie Wil ■[Thanksgiving day with their an attack rd appendicitis. Thty; hmm- ol Mt Frank. Chitoon ... at hams and family of Johnstown. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Quick, arul chilfound her mine better.' \ Christmas Savings Club members, who have neat sums of. Cloverdale. Thursday of this week'mid ....„ Mrs. Glmn Williams. Mr. am: I dren in Prairieville. Mr and Mrs. Elba Collison ol Kai- j Mr. and' ” Mrs. ” Harlan S<,-ab>y for un all day meeting. OlMers will “ ‘ " Mr*. Percy Hallock and children of I-• “ ‘ ~ ’’ “ spent with the former's I amaroo were gums of Mr. ami Mrs. I lx- elected for the coining yenr. Plainwell, Mis* Barbara Ray and Thanksgiving ' money for Christmas shopping or to use for some other purpose. mother and fjmtly-at Welcome Cor­ Floyd CollLon Thanksgiving day. I Mn.and Mr- Haney Ding attend­ Jun Slocum. - Rhierocn Louden and wit - spent; • ed j dliunr and family gathering i Mr. and Mrs John Adams und Mr. ।ner*. Mr und Mrs. A- C. Bennett ent’i- the week end with her parents near Sunday at the home ot Mr. and and Mrs. Marshall Ndfwood spent Some without doubt will deposit their check in a savings ac­ Mr.,. Alfred Cnriiy ttl'Vlcksburg The Sunday irftjriiooh with Mi. and 'tained Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Riehhuid. Mr. und Mt-- Robert' l-ouden cn-' Floyd Duffany and , children ot ucra/mn being in observance ol Jlv irjrd wedding mjniwrsary of Mr. t<>n Pennock and family Apent Lan* Ing afid Mr. und Mr*. Grant tertainr'd rxlaUvrA from Kalamazoo! count as they have done in the past. It would be difficult to find und Battle Cn-ek Thanksgiving. Dim:'* father and mother! Mr. and ' Sunday .with Mrs. Frank Davis at Bennett and t-Ju sons- uf Otsego. Mrs. Bessie. Water,> visited Mrs | Mi. and Mrs. W. C Schults: and Mrs Noah Dim:, of Litchfield. Both Gniesburn.an easier or more convenient method of saving a small sum for son left their Lake Hills Farm this Mae KctiutdThauser at Delton Fri-' FAIR LAKE. . Monday for Chicago-where they ex­ day afternoon. health. Mr. and Mrs. Ding were . Nellie Mae and Willie ’ Wtttson j married In Elllsbuhlh. New York. I The Kinsley Ladies' Aid will meet pect to spend the winter. * u£fe at Christmas time. Look over one of these several plans and Mr and Mrs.-Theodore Tack and spent Thanksgiving in Kalamazoo. ' ttaveinlH r 30. 1870. and have resided D<e7 .13 with Mrs. Albert Knowles in Litchfield -Il years. Mr. Ding was for iltimcr. Member* bring one duJi daughter of Assyria spent Sunday if you don’t find what you want call at the bank any time and let tertahu-d about forty ol their neigh-1 with the home folks here... engaged in the meat business and for Hut dinner as usual. Mr. and .Mrs. George Fry ol Mrs. Bellinger was m Blittie CrvcL. burs Saturday evening. The evening ■ plinth enjoyed wtth dancing .aft - > They have made many Jnends In Jarta,n have returned Iwane after Sunday. us explain ALL the different plans to you. x Mrs. Clark Osborne is now at;er which a fine lunch was served. Ik-lton. while visiting at Ute home of a few days spent at the home of ■ thr-fr daughter. Mrs. Lottie CotlLsRichlandwhere she will upend th? Al) report-having u good time, tlH ir flbn at various times, who exwinter .with her .daughter. Mr. and 1 Mason Newton mid Ms and Mrs 1 Ictlcl to them best wishes. . ---­ Rex Waters were m Battle, Creek > Mr. and Mr. Clar.de Groat ,nnd; Mi. Porter Knowles is spending Mrs. Elza Jensen, and family. m ii Marvin, of East Lansing .;|x nt ’he week with her daughter. Mr* The Pine Lake Farmer*' Club will Tuesday. bi- entertained Saturday at the luma i • a ►------------| .WcdnesdAy night with Mr. and Mra. Florence Van Horn of JiukMti. CARLTON CENTER. Dkui Dosjer and also called on sev-j Mrs Maron Forshey und son, Earl of Mr. and Mrs. H J. Flower lor a i-i.it of Ha ir friends during the eve- Wemlbrock. spent the week end in dinner meeting. ; Mr and Mrs. Shenunn Olcr ofi nine. They went to Kalamazoo Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Spaw and. Grand Rapids visited the latter* ---------und Mrs. Thursday to spend the day their; Mrs. Eari Fritz spent last week In son and «. Mr. and Mrs. Kvimeth spaw Spaw stster, h|St(.r Mr. and .?. Elmer Marlow, Marlow. (j son. Eugene. Battle Creek on account of the and little son spent Tlffinksglvins Saturday nlKht night and Sunday. <.. !I . Saturn Mi mid Mrs. Harry Werimnn death of her father. Frank Dini?. with the latter's iwrenU. Mr. ami Tl)l The. carlton Carlton L. A. 8. wil! hold a • were Smulav guej.i . of Mr and Mr-, 1 Manson Newton and family of Mr*. Chas. Lechleitner m East at tlll. bome of Mr. nnd Earl Burdick of Ew>t-Hickory. Richland upcnl Thanksgiving wjfti Barry. Mrs. Kenneth remained for lawrrncv Farrell Thursday' Therv were 135 tickets sold for the Alien Griffin. thr week end. UW..MVMUI .-t [evening. All are Invited. * dame Wr-dnesday night. The sum of i Mr "nd Mrs. Kenneth flpaw and Mr. Rowcn ot Pine "Lake iperit ' Thanksgiving day guests of Mr. '.-.as cleared. |W1,> and Mr. mid Mrs. Tltomus Spaw Saturday at his farm here. and Mm. Carl Brcbhclscn were, Mr. A girls' camp fire group has beenird larl-.i- Hills Fanns Ajh-ril Thanksand Mrs. Millard BrechekM-n und BARRYV1LI.E. organized hen--with Mr? Chest er kK ing al Charles Lcchlcilner s. ; sun. Mrs. Della Richardson and 50c CLUB—Start with 50c and . 1c CLUB—Deposit 1c 1st week, / Bangliarl a ■ itunrdi.'in amt Mrs. Rog-; Jason Willison and family .spent Last Week's letter. ! There.was a large crowd at tlu- family and Mr. and Mrs.• Jonathan decrease 1c each week—in 50 vr Williams as help r. There ate Thanksgiving at Charles Beck* at 2c 2nd week; increase 1c each * L A. S. at the home of Mr. and Klek. eleven ninribcys ih tire group. Tlu- Galesburg . Tire body of Sam Hoffman, a for-| week—in 50 weeks weeks ----------------------------------------- ♦ meeting* will be held Wednesday*.I Elhel Sayles-of Hasting* spent thi- Mt... Ralph DeVine Friday. Wo tied mer resident of . Carlton, was of! two comforters which we will brought here from Petoskey Tues­ Funeral services frrf William Ma- weekend with Inez Ford spil at thc supper and sale we are $1.00 £LUB—Start with $1.00 2c CLUB—Deposit 2c 1st week, honey, who fur many years lived in I day and buried from' the M. E. RORINIIUE PARK. planning for. to be licld in the this vicinity, were held at the J Arthur Wood and wife and Fred and decrease 2c each week—in [ church. . 4c 2nd week; increase 2c each church Saturday afternoon at two Cislcr and family, ot Grand Rapids church parlor., Friday evening, pec. '. Mr and Mrs. ,Frcd Hetiney and 50 weeks----- -------- -------- -----------------week—in 50 weeks o'clock- Mr. Mahoney |wti -uway ' Robert und Mr. and . Mri. H. A.! Wc arc sorry to report Mrs. Jcwe Njcho!.-; were guests Thanksgiving! ... the ............. ..... of .....hi* .......................... Mrat home daughter. Mr.Abe Felder, near Batch- Creek..He,‘*“<l J**>- ., day of Mr. mid Mrs. Gilbert Fisher $2.50 CLUB—Start with $2.50 5c CLUB——Deposit 5c l>t week, wax burned in' Prairieville ceme-' M™Jackson * sister and many friends wish!- Her daughter.1 of Hustings.. Mrs. Fisher accoinand decrease 5c each week—in 10c 2nd week; increase 5c each . . ihuabaud of Howell have come fur mi Mrs. A. Lathrop, of .Prairieville spent. panled Mr and Mrs. Fred Hcnncy 50 weeks ---------------- - ----------------------week—in 50 weeks______________ The Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle Mrs’ Jack-Y”1 Thursday with her. lioule Thursday night and ti lted Those, from Barrytille who at­ Will Ir Iv-ld al the botne ol Mr - b™* lumilv. ._ i her stater und lamily until fluturday . tended "The Bride" in Hastings were afternoon. ' . $5.00 CLUB—Start with $5.00 10c CLUB—Deposit 10c 1st week, Mr.,. Cha.? Day, Bud ami Virgin^ There i, a wood Ix-e being planned! and decrease 10c each week—in Our deer 1-tmicr, have all • brother..Homer Ingram, and family Mrs. A- McClelland Adnan and for the M. E. church on Evtaon 20c 2nd week; increase 10c each 50 weeks------------------- 2—-----------------turned from the hunting rogiona .... Ralph. Mr. and Mr... Floyd week—in 50 weeks Beck's place Friday. Dec. 15. There; MiM Dons Gillette mid Mr. and William Smith and Frank Do.lcr ,.Mr ‘nd Mr*. Sam Ashby of Hh*will be further notice.|fi next week'*1 eaeh.brought home a nice <W-r. ™f,n,*“5 ,M!,r Mr,. Herbert Wilcox. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gillette- and, issue of the Banner. U Mrs Ellen Scott spent Wediv iday brot,ier. Earl, und fmnXitmily were -Sunday guc.-L., ot Mr.1 Mr. Johnson of Indiana, who was Then there is the Level Payment Plan—always popular—from 25c to $5 per nnd Thursday at her home m.“>• ’ j quite severely recently in Grmdvllie ■ ---r amt Mrs Jcgin Kollar and and Mrs. Chas. Higdon in Nash-, injured mi automobile accident near Hax-i villc. George Eddv and children and spent I lianksgmng with .MfrSnluMd, nX Md? «!- ““ U “htlthe “' ,Mr. and Mrs. Will Gibson of■ tings, is convalescing at Hie home! Nashville sjx'nt Sunday with. George ; of Mr. and Mrs- John bhupp. six-lit--Thanksgiving with Mr. and and ,a™l'zTcl>or,’/ j Stewart Broun of Albion was a! and Mary Hayman Mi... George Mcwtr in Kulaniazoo. ,V, Dr- Morglhi Skinner ol Lacey and। Thanksgiving guest at lhe Henry. Mr* Eddy runaimd until Sunday to, ,.,Win. ,ian« 8 u ??! ’ ,**? M " ’ Hullrtt or Middleville. Middleville. mim Sarah Baran Finch nncn ot or Butterwortn.i uutwrwortn,'w'lt,la’n* 1.1O?'S; ,• Miss visit relative* unit friends. । Win. Hulk ft of . /“.V1 "(u’i al," Mis* Maxine Henton of Taylor' Julian Pott, and fitmtly were in I hospital.. Grand Rapid.,, wore Bun-, Satu/dfcy afternoon* day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will ’ "”ri, r', University spent her Thanksgiving iHastings 1 — ...-- 4♦ » -—---- . Hyde and Mrs Gay Skinner at the : ot H.isdngs were guests of । vacation with her paicntu and sis­ their EAST WALL LAKE. home Of Mi mid Mrs Hyde ,K “'’ daughter and sister. Mr. ‘and; ~* ters al home, Kahler arid party re- Mr. and Mrs. Hyde and their Mrs. Guy Njjsh. and sons, Thanks-1 The next regular meeting nt tiie'. Clifford home Mqnd#y_^th two deer.|guest. Mr* Skinner, of Waupaca. giving. Delton • Community Club will be fJurned Mr and Mt''Ix'.Jie Daniels en-| Mrs. Martha Reynolds of Battle । Wisconsin, accompanied Mr. and! Iwld Monday evening. Dccemoer 11.1,Creek, who has visiting 1 Mr*. cna*. Cha*. Mcuoy McCoy or of Grana Grand Hapia* Rapid* tertahnil the latter's mother. Mrs-1 ‘ri u “■ been 11 vwnumiMr*. Pot’ luck supper will be ii<-h.X s• <rv. ■—rf lor rK’,“u liete t*1*- P"‘ »««*•, to Clarkston Tuesday and will Ik- the Young, and sister. Mr. and Mrs 0:30 P. M. Bring sandwichw. for:• *returned riuh Mr home Tuesday Mr. and guest* uf Mt. aiul Mrs. Chas Hut-, Mark Cp»lg. and son of Hastings ™,t Mr Kern wal^'l^.,' Mrf KP>noId'' accompunitig her and; top till Friday. They will giro call, for Thanksgiving. . • un.ir.riS returned Wednesday Rev and Mrs. Ira Cargo of Fen­ I Visitors at the John Robinson charge of sen ing the -'Upper aiai e. e. cairiMi Who has been ataytng' tai. • hope'Thursday afternoon were. Mr. Ind “l cha,>ld Kahler s went to lift, Mrs. Herbert-WlfcW spent Tufls- und Mrs Harris and son of Grand Rapids Mr hnd Mr.,. Ed. i’cngelly und sister antf Bert Rlblnson of J^ii iV^TiwrJ ’ Ru’ph Klbbitrd «’ld «'*« of Kala- *Mra‘ Allen Suge of Yjttilant! sjxmt ’ Battle Creek. Iw? it,,, ? n’!‘zo0 *TrL’ Sunday callers of I from Friday till Monday with her bera and no membenlitp fee Don t Jr,cn(U herv i, , J An aluminum tram on thc U. P. «ond the children alone, come with------------- 1t:t. . jline will have built-in unbreakable ‘h«2!- , ■ ' The be*t thing about u popular: The Rockefellers, it seems-abo windows. A.'- usual, they cannot be; mx'iM'd. but at Itos: they bend a lit­ •■Fuller'* Fortune" u threw act song Is that it isn't popular. very assume the mural rwixmaibility for ' tle.—Detroit News. . ranedy wUl be given by Dellop,long. Radio City.-Arkaruas Gazetie. Invited to Join our 1'934 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB There Is a PLAN for Everyone Young and Old Increasing Club Plan Rich and Poor! Decreasing Club Plan 12^ 2563127- 1225^ 63^' 127week Interest Will Be Added to These Payments at the Rate of Three per cent per Annum! Hastings City Bank The Bank with the Chime Clock CAPITAL $75,000.00 SURPLUS $50,000.00 �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1933 PAGE SIXTEEN | LEGAL NOTICES | MORTOAGE FORECLOSUEE. MORTGAGE RALE r i'EAniif vn i NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE­ CLOSURE RALE. MARTIS' CORNERS. | Mr. and Mrs. Dodge vtilted the' STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. /'..i/va/v/v rvurviir TIu- L A s w|U m<*t »“h Mrr..: Utters mother in Grand Rapids Mr- and Mrs. Ralph Striker will FOR CHICAGO SHOW Hamilton Munn, and Miss Una-Sunday. entertain the Aid Society Wednes­ Morns Vanderllp and Thera Ntig- (day. Dec. 13. with a put luck dinner. -------- Heideman Wednesday. Dec. 30. for, *' “ ” ‘ **" ; come. • • Michigan Will Send a Large ‘iw^- 'Hwrc will be a Chni'tma lef". of Freeport vidted tiirir- sinter. Everyone ° ,,, ,. , nrocram. k tn program Each Each inrtv lady Iis to hrinv bring na Mrs. Art Richardson, and family ML'S Patty Shurlow. who lw*1x*»' Delegation to Watch the ’ .under the do.-tor’s care Kir four gift not n> cod more than 10 cents, Sunday. Misses Hall and Wilson, also Bur- , mapped und with her name inside. Awarding of Prizes M, Wnlnr- Mr A cardial invitation Is extended to «HI» MoQn, Ki-f lansing —Michigan's delega- alt ,rll, O1UH1 Come and enjoy a good time <ur lor Tha..kSIi>m«. rrl.irmnj <o r tion to the International Livestock with their school In Bailie Creek Mon- day ■ us. ’ Show arid allied f-vcnts’a't Chicago. There day. will be a joint meeting of Mr and Mrs. Leo Herrick mid : Dec. 2 !<> 9. will Include 50 exhiSidaughter of Detroit and Mr and *. tors of livestock, muhy entrants m at tlie Martin church -Friday eve­ DOWLING. Mrs Fred Mayv «f Mafiie Grov • i the Hav and Grain Show. 4-H Club ning of this week, Dec. 8 Tiie Thanksgiving lias come and gone called at Wain r lexes’ Wednesday teams vompettiig in national con­ county nurse will be pj-esent and and was an Ideal day und Mr. and Mr- Warren Calnu o' ' tests. ani| several members of the1 give a talk and there will be other dinners were given In this Bcality Dealer. Mr. and-Mis Heber F<Mir.i College stall who are in charge t und family of Banilk and ^frs A. •xhibits. ’ . ’ : tilings on the program. It is h«i»d and eL<cwhere. Mr. and Mr* Uqyd Gaskill en- Greenfield ,x-nt Thanksgiving with Michigan State Cotlece is sending You are cordially- Invited tertained the GaskHl families, about **hd Mi , 8 Geller. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Barry and JO in number; Mr. .aid Mrs Walter Mra Edith Wilson.and daughters Ormsbc had n family dinner for tlie °f Ithara xpent Thank^ivnu with . SW ilrt “ r— Mr. und Mrs. Ern Todd on the. Cen­ .Ormsbe’s; Mr. and Mit<. Harold 51>e foitncr . istci. Mi - fhrt I ar..;iat Ban1 r’ - 'U,M * frnnily. • Stanton and Ru'.- t-U were a. — '" ■t the usual supply of blue and purple ter road. ;; rlbbunv but better rt-aulta are ix­ . field at the Sam Buxlun home; the Mr. and Mi.’. Willard Ickes und ' apent Tlutnk ipvin - peeted thia year. und Mrs. Wayne « ung nicely by Mr and.Mrs George Nor- ^y with ’ One feature of thc livestock show according to **report* and wi‘n 500,1 Ils at Douds Comers, ami Mr. und • Wheeler » ttnJ * i -m sheep to which 24 Michigan tarni- be able to leave. . Mrs. Orlfe Fisher spent the day Mr und Mrs Waiter Ickes spent Mr. and Mrs. C “ r.1'*"' *-.-?- "S" i »>‘h K«U»uu»» reuu™ Thursday ip Battle Creek with M: “"..r <5 ’■ have c.ntributeil animals Thc Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs.* und Mrs Au:hi.- Herrington. Dale i. h ?he--p are t>n-feed at the Collt-ge Frank Cog. wellwith and family of Luke- 3lr and Mrs. William Berg and, Herrington returned h<un<- whn ■ now. .A similar car last year, wan Barbara of Grund Rapids s|x-nt* them and spent the rt'inaindi r of the receive cliampiotuhip in their Thanksgiving day with Mr and Mrs.l- the week. Mrs. Velma McCaulicy of near i class Lant Coin and Millard and Mbs E L. Houghla’ • Michigan always has. won more Clarksville is six-ndir.g n few days Prances Berg , Mr. and Mrs. Clark Oversmith i than lu fliqre—di* prin-s on hay.. with Mr 5 Eva Herrington left last Mr aiu! Ml.' IlHIr. HOUghl eruiiu. and seeds, und cxiiibitora and family. Buttle Creek. r who alreudy lune made their cn-’- Mr. und Mrs. Clark Oversmlth visit friends,Indefinitely. • Sunday guc.-Ls of Mr mid A • trie-- in these cliis'4”. proniisi- to re­ and Mrs. Velma McCulley and son Mr. and, Mrs. Kenneth Crawley !, prat, me enicago p«-a’. .The eiiicaro snow show proviacs provides ^®C,K vl,,Uf<! Mrs. Netti-.-. Ovi-rsmilh are the parents of a baby girl, born Campbell -Aerv, Mr. and Mi ■ nwTOportunlls to deploy Mich'n ’ O~'.' «und.S. it-«:i •; quality -«*ds Remember there will b-- Sunday at thi- Harry Woodmmixe home William Henion and Mr Club ntrabm who hove uurtred “J! “ °'rtoc“' Monday eevenlng.*Nov.’21. who has to the -district and state cUminaUoqi Yon” arc ”* Invited "" ” "attend. been named Richard. contest; will meet youngsters from Mrs. Harry 'McCarty rvtmm d ; ..J ; „ a|J stater, in the Unionl This Slate’ home Sunday, after a serious illne-. ' Ed. slater has been'visiting Leha lio-iflta). Battle Creek, •tatv club ieadi ls' iromThe'rtilleite ' rilI.j’a;, w‘th his tirotlurs, Gm field In Mr und Mr.s. Earl Wixid spent and will be accompanied bv l-.cal 08 t-’-arksville. and Bert of Ionia. Thanksgiving week with relative in RayWtlspn of leaders Of clubs from many parts ” au 111111111!: an<l Mr w,, “* '* •. (>rand Rapids vj.it.-d tin- former.’■ Ohio. ■ , . KOTICC OF MORTUAOB FORE- '°l thc State­ Mr- Mary Burroughs was in town Blodgett lio.plt.u lol . , . ; father. Dave Burling. Friday. having sjierit several days nn,. ra,um I4ir CLOSURE. ivernment ofiictal or board-. ?-'f- and Mrs. Verdan Corille and Sunday, operation for sihSawir and - u !i spent— ThimkagiYing at the that handlos public moneyt h-.uild Barbara — ------------------,. ---------------... —...r. -----of junnsrown. • , hll( (< hnt Vjl| iUH _ ■ f. ptiblhh at regular intervals an ac- hvxne of C. Coville and Mr. mid Mrs. Charles B»-l<on nnd hope to hear that in ■ f* c-.iun’ing of.st, ahnwing Where and Coats Grove. sun. Robert, of Bunflekl and Mr. of R«*. how each dollar i. spent This r- a - Through the courtesy ----Mr. antrxMrsfundamental psinclple of democratic A^onib- of Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. George Wortman ot Johns­ corrij>anicd\Mr, town visited at S. A. Wertrnan’s Ipr.t' rti.T.hr.. ; Jonathan Kick attended services, at Sunday. government. . ’ thi Carlton M E. church Sunday. • Mr and Mrs. Geo. Thompson of MIDDLEVILLE. TREASURY DEPARTMENT Freeport and Mr. and Mrs. Paul OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE Cahoon of Saranac were guest* ot and family. CURRENCY Art Richardson and family ’I hurs-; Several ot our unemployed men Mas Beattit tiny. . -farted to wortyon the Irving ruid again und we . Lew W-’av, r and wife visited this Monday A M. This will be np- -cover more quickly. fra mis in Middleville Sunday. His predated by all. Mr arid Mrs. Eniinanumother, who has been in Middleville Our Village project started to :ner and d.Hight*-, Ma M>me imie. returned home with work Monday a M we understand 1Caledonia spent Sunday them. ,■ • v.e are to have a new engine house . Mr. and Mrs. Bert Frisby vldtrd which will also be u-ed tyru vxttiug Clare Will hens left Fri :lu ir daughter. Mrs Forn-M Alter- place by botn village and tw;> A cell ling, and family in Grund Rapids f-ir tramps, who have to t»- houM-d । o International Ln rhanksgtving day over night and perhaps other con- : Mi - Clara Si”on of Irving la.re- vetur nwts. this will give work to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Travis spent ixirttd in poor health. veral of our laborers Friday night and Saturday with Mr MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. ENTRY LIST GROWS BANKRUPTCY NOTICE I - i i and Mrs. Bert palmer and familyMl» Irin Travis ts spending wane time at the Iwane ot her uncle, Bert Palmer. und attending Pleasant Hill Mr. and Mrs. Seytuour Jordan. Mr. and Mrs Harry Fish. Ed. Bedford ano Mi - .CUn- Williams, and chil­ dren spent Sunday with Mr. mid Mrs N. C.. Kraft of Charlotte, cele­ brating the birthdays of Mr. Kraft aim Mi» Arlene William*. Dora Goh-num of Rutlaivl of Coral.' and other anksguing. ' Mr. and Mrs tained thifij lii dinner Tluuiiugiving. Mr and'Mr?. a Lh ins l ister mid husband. Lena Becker and fiiinlly rhmikigiving in Hastings with n'nu. Mr. and Mr; 1 Mr mid Mrs Jim Sothard and Mir. Janet Pcttenirill attended Hie play ’’Tlu- World-.-; All Right" Friday evt’ning. Juin<-s Swanson un* visiting their aun. ... . .-kt-r wu.s called to k Monday by the tk-ath Mrs Jennie MitchriL ■•>!• man and Lucy ColeFL-.tr Si thard und Mr.. ia! «if little Evelyn Coleman MonUn hours HOVE. Inmcs- nnd >n of We-.t iip-:u- Bennett , a Jarrard of Battle Ch-ck 1 week end with her .par- ’ i.nd Mr>. L WvJjirrurti. W Jarranl and Bob .Gray Batt!.’ Creek Saturday alter,- GiMiv and Ih Jarrard visit Bob.-Elliston in a Cobb Marshall lub Friday. Plans are An Ideal Christmas Gift! America’s Most Modem Gas Range ORDER FOR PUBLICATION PROVISION PLAINE! WARR TEMPORAF EFFECTI ^Federal 0 i Aside $15 as Qu I The expluna Lank. to tile i hnercia! Club bank-deixe.il plain mid i'U -1 readers wilt b« mere rxtendri Ithan it was Week: by saying that men. Tlu- p successful ball ou» banking ti These trouble ol the person were due to a ing-.-a systetr system, not * Deposits are started four ; then- win a by bunk dep rt-ncy or Unit change (or ft is remeinbens dollars of ft ji-ncy combtn Inrs of bank >:<>v eminent I their dnxi-.itj ' Tin- recent fault of our i acted wlmt is StLagell ” bil tifes.'ivnd alInsurance of This iiuun insurant-*-. w. tion on Jami; permanent p (Cqntir HEIRS PA INHI Estate of of Midd to Tin- estate probated in I Hilx nuni •• Judge Stuart one brother being niece; tale valued t 153,805 60 Inheritance 153.805.60 tot pens having state. None of th formed, real! large an csti alone and ke] THIS ISA YEAR OF U>eful, NOTICE TO CEEDITOF.H M GU Jani: PcttcngUl. DETROIT JEWEL NOTICE SEVEN" inheritance t, ment is one judges-in ND to make the; predecessor, ton. also ulw lance taxes. SPECIAL s BUY NOW! ORDER FOR PUBLICATION NOTICE TO CREDITORS • Mr. Robi tures Bt and C Today an "Scout Days MORTGAGE These Lmv Prices May Never Come Again The Quantities Are Limited Low Down Payment Holds Your Range Until You Want It—Christmas Brand new up-to-the-minute Detroit Jewel gas ranges at thc lowest prices wc have ever offered for such quality. And just in time for Christmas! However, they may not last until Christmas as the supply at this price is limited. Wc urge you to buy now to avoid disappointment. Buy them tor Christmas gilts or for yourself. They will give years of satisfactory service. BANKRUPTCY NOTICE HEAT CONTROL INSULATED AUTOMATIC Tlie ovcn» are equipped with Robertfh/w oven heat control. Set thc dial at The oven, arc insulated; front, hack, top bonier tight automatical! when you turn on th. maintains automatic*..., pcrature you desire without <nv often- the heat in die oven when: it Irclongi hear tr mt’Otairivd at all time*. Takct Cure is included on tbcvc gal ranges. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Daruit J tveel range* are ten cd and approved by the Gat Appliarue Society the theater. Fairbanks la Crusoe-' and its from Un­ Barry count; Girl funds, the usual pr The film great classic lished with as only Fa! invent. It’s plot, und yvi be turned o\ dally worth* in the count and lhe Boy Will be v Dowling, eve at Hastings day. during to collect tax Adv. 12-13 NOTICE TO 6th for the p Burdick. Ba CONSUMERS POWER CO Telephone 2305 Hastings, Michigan TO FRAIR1 30; in Dostei 6; at home taxei —OUv Treasurer.—; � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-12-13.pdf c525e375a397c4fcc9bfb800459f7d4e PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER and family, spending umiu* ier uncle, Bert ; Pica-tanl Hill ur Jordan, Mr. Ed. Bedford iim> and chiiiih Mr •and ha Holte. ctleot Mr. Krull ai». i of Rutland tillOConnor enMr and M(.-_ I. and olhei’ Rlzof enterinner Thanks^ MattlyiWs* and tiul'lii Juckil husband. and family Hasting.^ with Mrs. Jasper Sot hat'd and attended Uta flight" Friday Swanson are I their son, by ilw death Mitchell. <1 and Mr... idrd the fu­ gleman Mon-, b of scalding GROVE. Chance and the guest of Battle Creek Jarrard. nd Bob.Gray turtftiy lifter- jarrard visit­ ) KllUton in Liter.. Nfcora, Mr. and Mrs. entertained y Plai» are wiley SEVENTY-EIGHTH JYEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, DECEMBER 13, 1933 12 PAGES NUMBER 33 PAGES 1 to 8 LEGION AND UNIT IS RECOGNIZED WITH ■MEW NEW DANK OPEN­ IEW BANK DEPOSIT Colorful Christmas Pageant COUNIT CWft IS CHRISTMAS PARTY A FINE PROMOTION Dinner to Precede Program Leonard Board Appointed by FAIR ASSOCIATION GUARANTY UNIT0 Be Given Here Friday ED ON SraOJB and Exchange of Gifts on IN FULL SWING Govt, as Assistant Director * PROVISIONS CLEARLY EX­ PLAINED BY CASHIER WARREN CARTER » * * * Thursday, Dec. 21 ' in Public Health Service BURTON A. PERRY FOUR HUNDRED AND FOR­ Leonard Board of this city. Sani­ NATIONAL BANK OF HAS­ The American D’glon and' Auxll- fDR. ' SUCCEEDS HIMSELF tings Begins with lory will hold a Joint Christmas TY MEN AT WO^K ON tary’ Engineer in the county Health parly at the Legion rooms on Thurs: Department, lu**s just received a AS PRESIDENT NO LIABILITIES VARIOUS PROJECTS day, D» e 21. A pot luck dinner will I splendid recognition by the U 8. Beautiful Biblical Story To Be Dramatized In 8 Elaborate Scenes ■ A Christmas pageant in eight cd- Scene Number III—This scene tie --tved at 6.30 o’clock-followed by n....n n«nnvr ,D Government, piogram o! ---------music and DAVID bUUUYtAn He has been appointed ns Assist­ DEPOSITS HAVE EQUAL-a varied , .-----------------ortnl wniran .nd dirwled by will irartray lb- e.n»nler .hop oi PAYROLL AVERAGES TEMPORARY PLAN ant Director of Sanitation in the i En lAiiTunoAiA/Ai c ran*"-' ai,d the exchange of gut?j 1934 ora R-. John »» SJ ELECTED SECRETARY LED WITHDRAWALS Each lady I* asked to bring a 10 ABOUT $6,000 WEEKLY United States Public Health Service EFFECTIVE JAN. 1. ."* " • “‘ ! -——* — cent gift for a man and each man U] At the .present time he is in Morgan­ rated to the citizens of Hastings, bench. When their neighbor, called ___ ______________ __ ||l_ to bring a 10 rent gift tor a ’reasurer Is Maurice ForeSets *111 be presented .under auspice* of Simeon enters Their conversation One-Half of Laborers Select­ town. We t Virginia, familiarizing About $400,000 Made Avail- asked hlnvelf with his new duties and able to Depositors—Great »om»n Prarnu m “! man—Five Dlreclora Aho . . , even Ann nnn ’he Prr.-bytrtiun church In Central'b. • interrupted bv the coming of a . ed From Welfare Roll — bring a gift for each child accomimaking a study of their system of Aside ilOU.UUU.UUU unsn midltorium here till-, y-rek Friday Roman official who commands Jo­ panvmg them Chosen Saturday Benefit to Community Sanitation. He expect-s to be out of Rest From Unemployed ns Guaranty Fund eventtur. Dec 15. commencing at reph to go to Bethlehem to be enthe county most of the time fpr the ■ Tltare T• S ’K Reid. Floyd .. Wood. ^Mr> The annua! meeting of the Barry 8 00 o'clock. Supplementing the ucrolled for taxation. mere was a.i.* niucn much Interest iiurirn nt-re here in — •• •• — ... -----.... Four hundred and forty men are B The explanations given by Cashier ’ tors in the drama will <>• a cjiorus next four months. uix'iunx of ihr the National Bank — Jo,,n W<xxl-----and' Mrs Wood County Agricultural Society wag the o|x-ning -----------v.,.,...Hany HWurrrn E Carter, of the National of fifty voices aiui music by the Scene Number IV-This scene I* now Bt work d CWA projects in' ' .... .... mmmitte** m cnarae. of HaMingi on Saturday, The bunk comprise the committee in charge. in the manger of th>* stable at „ rheld in the court room In the court Ubank to Ute member* of the Com- Hastings Masonic Orchestra direct­ Bethlehem. „rnrr, wrt. IwautlM with many A t°«i Mundo. j, derirrdIn tye silence of the »drr> ««»"«"« ’« Father ■nicTcial Club of the m-w federal ed By Dan Walldorff which has be­ night, and in the presence of alx Bernard N. house in thin city on Saturday. Tha large and lovely bouquets of flowers. county direc.or, I tank-deposit guaranty law were ;o come well-known to people of this princiiial burinezs was the .'^-lection *“h l»>’ro»*- amounting t.> about ■ plain and clear that, we believe, our community through tlu- -fine work winged angels, the mysUr birth of *6 000' -----------per week. Half of " flic men of Uw officers and director* for th« the bank President Ketcham. Vice‘ -<wu ■ renders will be Interested in a much it lias b<-<-n doing tn connection with Christ takes place. were selected from the welfare roll* • President Bolt* and Cashier Carter rnsuing year, Not very much Inter* Scene Number V — This scene Is J more extended mention of his talk Civic Play productions. from those listed a.* tinwen* present to welcome all caller*, proclamation to ttir alMtRierds, and tin- rest jest was manifested, only 80 votes be* | than it was possible to give lust This imKvant is by.no means the Uta but not receiving aid from and a large number came to extend who are resting on the hillsiue, one emptyyd ; mg polled. The following were tha first that the Rev Kitching hat. pro­ of welfare. Father Geller staled that their . congratulations and good them playing on a pipe, a light not aine oi the two hundred and THE SUBJECT IS "UNDER­ Mr. Carter premised his remarks duced Many people of this com­ ' officer* and directors chosen for thg wishes Tin re wjye also many con­ by saying that bankers iur not super munity will remember the Easter shines forth, an arch-angel ap)>ears. gratulatory letters and telegrams nwAnTP Tn vrrp ppnTM STANDING YOUR men. Hie. public ncedf safe and pageant given last year >4th great who tells them that a King is born first aigiroached tuna-d down Uta opNaturally the;e wa • *«mc curioal- UNABLE 1U ILLLU UKUtnPresident—Dr. Burton A. Perry. Tlir shepherds depart for Bet hiesun'rMful banks. We have hud seri­ .■uccrss. uIm la--has written and di­ CHILD" ixirtunlty to go to work. This i.* a ty to know bow cxj. iLsive would be ERHOOD DATE NEXT twin. Secretary—David Goodyear. Jr. ous banking troubles in recent years reeled several other pageants, one very creditable record. ■ the witiidrawuls on the opening dat-wn . „ v_ Treasurer—Maurice Foreman . These troubles wen- not the fault of which wax given in Masonic au- , Bron. Numter VI-TH. .1,11, Some misunderstanding J exist* All depositors whose surname* begin JuUNDAx £aVL Director, 2 years—Gien Densmore oi the personnel of Uie banks, but ditariutn at Flint before a capacity ■roira UW, Ito- court ot Kin, llro. Inc the ,■»« lunctwn ol th. MRS. LYDIA LYNDE OF with A or B were invited for that ---------1 Woodland. were, due to u faulty system of bank­ | house. nd «nd hu Duron, ourroundnl by cu w„,k„ AdmlnUuullon. n . M. S. C. IS LEADER ss, ex ■"SsruxL'S’x SPE.ci^.c_H_RLsJ“*® " . . “. t Director. 2 years—R. K. Hurd ing—a-system that Is-not aiiapted ; ■ The present pageant is bared on nobtro. urlnroMn-r. warrior. Herod. ...... on,,,, diyudoru ol Prrolto meet stu b a situation as now ex- tin- beautiful story of The Three unraay at the rumor* ol 0 *9°*/^* deni Rwuevell’a enn.iuebeiL.lve pn>present. With the great majority it * GRAM TO BE FEATURE2 KOT_Bmer fck.r\ 1st* The fault has been with the <ler. lhal railI nr.l-bom mule ehll- B„m ,o rrtutt unemploymeix. The First of Scries to Be on Fri­ was simply a matter of transferring ■ Freepott. a. -system, not with individual-. T)ckels for the pagtant can be dren should be killed. p,lm«ry oblecthl lira CWA 1. to «ef day, Dec. 15, at Delton the mon« y from the old bank to the Pictures of "A Pilgrimage to Director 1 year—Fred O. Itoshra, Deposit* are accounts which banks imrchaced at Uie leading stores here Scene Number VII,—This scene men- to work on ureful public ininew bank in the shape of deposits. Delton. ’ and at Hastings owe' to those who have entrusted anil reservations may lx* made at represents the flight into Egypt to provement projects. Fur this purpose; The-amount withdrawn for the day Bcth|ehem" by Rev. John Director. 1 year—Fred J. Mayo* money to theif care. Whm trouble Cordis' newstand. ।escapeJj>e wrath of Herod. ,v.7 ... stale . »w. of the ..ra,, County* Agricultural Agent Fos>l. every .county in each was comparatively small, and wax Everington Instead Maple Grove. started four years ago. immediately A summary of the various acenes Scene Number V^X. VIII.—Tin* grand Union* ha, n-ceiud■* an T.^. ».«..» " * allotment* of - cooperating with Michigan State offset by tin: amount of new de­ there wm a nation-wide movement follows: A disappointing word came to The above will all be concerted a* men to be employed—note that Ute College, offers a new Home Econom- posits nude on *.hc opening day. , a splendid list of officers, in whoa* by bank deposltfra to secure cur-‘ Tile ofiennig scene of the ■pageant' finalQi allotment Vs bared on men to be J<» Courw* to parents m Burry coun­ This was naturally gratifying to the Rfv. L. L De we since our last Ishands the interrat* of the fair can rency or United Slates bonds m ex-' will be a put nolle tableau entitled ■Tile following is a list of pieces hired and not on dollarx to be spent The course consists of a scries of officers and friends of the inititti- SU— Senator Vs'ndenberi;, seere-._ safely „ be entrusted. Tto»y- will act change for their deposits. When it "Liberty," which includes Revolu­ that will be,.played during tiu* pa­ The standard rate nt pay hus been nv*‘ discussions and is entitled. "Un- lion. geant ; "Tiw National Honor MafCh." Ur. wrote Rev I>«> Ural ■ >fo r u>. u.,. oi the -xiel, is remembered that there is not one tionary Iteroea. veteran., of the Civ­ Herenade*" ““The I” r hour •’"‘‘P1 dc"ta,‘ds,,K . Tills article is being written on Senator s.-mitof had been called to Wash- and- <(l- thf. c<Minly ■ o(- lhl4 • —' ■Schubert’s Serenade}" The FreEve­ 1!xed «’ nft>’ dollars of federal bonds and cur- il. Himnish and World wars. Monday at the close of the recond ln>! ton to m«-t with an important Soll .,. o( the^LJneirl ciuh tatoi■ March Mlilt.irr** «nrt on road projecu. and here the ratMrs Lydia Ann Lynde, specialist ning star." . ..,u jency combined for each three dolU. is modified according to employment >n Child Cure and Training, Michi­ day. Tin- ..aity was true of Monday M-natj- committee, of which he is a oounded but it itdl has a comfort­ Beene Number II —Tills scene wilf "Marching Along Together," ;l.iis of banking deposits, one can drpirt Mary, a beautiful girl of Na­ : conditions by the various state road K»n Stat* College, will lend the dls- iOS of Saturday. ’Hie new deposits leading member, to consider measuUancc on hand: and it !■ the Inevitable result when de- zareth coming to the well to draw i। This paveant promio's to be the department-,. Hu* government doc.; vussSons. Lynde ----- ,Mrs. ' “ V held — two were.-dmmor- than equal to the with-1 urrs will h- propored at the ... --------- expected that ------- a considerabta posltbra nought to get currency or water in the evening—the warm mo*.t brilliant and colorful event of I10« My jkjw much or liow If"? "“r •"***'"" little ilar meetings in the.couniy last«»..■ year drawals. The fine, tiling about the; next wsion of congress which be­ la ifovtinment bonds in rxclumge for glow of'tiie Oriental sunset fills the ita kind ever attmiptcd here. It shall be apenl: it only spedfle* tha* ol>------------ •YwrCh.M-.P.wM-ra.■ ;, w,.hdr..«.,L ..... tirat wwre Ja,3 h.d amount of the unpounded cash will ..... « their deposits. woild with mellow radiance, birds is ii beautiful biblical story drama- mm nui*.t b,- kept employed on use- Which* were very< well attended and• I rmui lnadc ira-wssw.. because tv.K., folks were disturbed nhoped to oe be au»* able 10 to come acre here uui this . .bul th*u “ «... ........... ,nx-u iu The recent Special session of con­ are singing, and a "group of village tired Through the co-operation of fdTwork. Projects must be apj>rmed enjoyed . cnjoied For tltal Ufa' reason. Mr. FV'ter FV-ter ,n tht their .ir filings, feelings, but because they time, ax as he had disappointed the time. gress devoted Itself tp eorrectitig -maidens have gone gaily on their various Hastings people and organ!- by tlie state CWA reprewntative of has arranged this more complete Siwd<^ U1(. iuolll.y< foI- legitimate1 Brotherhood once before; but very The officers and directors have. w«j ,uoni> ' 101 ' Brotherhood once before; but very faults of our banking system. It cn- way. An'arch-unge) appears and rations unusual scenic and ccstumi the Federal government, and helpful course to be given ui two We ree no reason why it urgent matters to be taken up by hl» believe, acted wL»ely in not attempt­ ing to Jwid a fair for tiie last threfl tells her of the Christ. ’ in the county. r.. w .u „v» _______________________ effects have bcen^nadr possible. , Most of the money spetfl on CWA ,centers centers in the county. should not continue to be that way committee hud arisen, so that it is year*. n..,rx It .. ,.,>,..,1 ..rAiwmv nav» Ktiugeir- bill, which made many probably .Si have ue. xaefirst of the rerica of live disEvery friend of Hastings a-J ;*_*.. : j-...... fr",he "■»' ------------------------------------>«• would ra : project* must be used tor labor; as The changes in blinking laws and pracwrr.l'.ra.w ..... time. ago. Hr d(ha, which was fixed some I little, a* powible for materials. Hen* tJU6’0>ul will be givyn on Friday. De- -jy. people of this section of Barry, cernbrr 15th. An afternooni meeting county should be happy over the said at that time that circumstance jin the.county, tor example, the insurance, of bank deposits. But tile time will no doubt soon FIFTH BIRTHDAY ‘amount spent on materials so far starting at 2 00 o clock will be held opening of the new National Bank.! might shape themreives so tliat at Tins insurance comes under two' when the officers and directors ‘has varied from almost nothing to: at tiw church in Delton. Au evening 17^ clty need* 11. and there is no I the lost minute it would be Lrnpos- come lu-ads: First, the temporary plan of mMMw. starting-ul ttrawrarai 8:00 » m o'clock, ,.will will ■ „ S,MI|W „„ pmawr I sihle lor Mm (o mm. allhounh he will d<cfft ■ to hold another fair, and ' ab<Ait 35 iwr cent with a general'■ meeting, insurance, which 'will begin <i|sera- Mrs. Margaret Mullen Rebe held in the Hustings court house. 15S -nS Sn iniwiw X rolZVroJS i average of Iras than 15 jier ccnt. w (Continued on page tliree) "" ~ ‘ **' ■— • - • tton on January 1. 1934: second, th<The oilier lour meetings of the series _____ __ -------Furthcrnunc. Father Geller states inembered by Friends on 1’^ brts'h^Sr to. the pcrmnneqt plan, which will be in _____ - ‘ ‘ . ’ that all fnaterials possible are being are expected to bi* h<vd at the same (Continued on page six) Saturday, Dec. 2 at Interval* \ of about a PROGRAM INCLUDES THE i^rcha*. d through Barry c .unty > centers is Itot Rfverena O-wry wm .Me T1„'. tl„ c,’„^ W1U, „„„ , month■ To but lew jieoyle is given the op-, ’ 1'"S’,■»«“«,Usl ol umror. as <te stayro then. CHRISTMAS SONGS OF merchant.'. Mrs. Lynde is very well qualified I' BarrynU County was the first district HEIRS PAY $1,746.46 portunity to celebrate their ninety­ ■ be no ctato! ol puuln. on • lo discus* cliild problems. She has I in the slate to get CWA funds out fifth birthday. Mrs. Margaret MuiMANY NATIONS INHERITANCE TAXES1 len [ to workmen, according to the records studied in the graduate school* of' bring one of the favored ones. I ‘-we,.K.1 p l ! L ] sl.ii: dMde ro lu.ro one We notice <<•( the state administrator, with the Purdue Universliy. Indiana Univermusic This will be presented next u , u Altaaan fair paid wvll this On Saturday. Dec. 2. many of her Monday night by John Everington “!£ Si thj sole cxceplioq of Detroit; This was *ity and'Ute Universities of Minne-*Estate of George W. Davis relatives, friends and, neighbors NEW FEATURE IS . t—j_ ...-".jugjj tlie dose co­ sots anti California. She has worked of Grand Rap ds. formerly a Presu apprXhuS when Barry called on her at the tame of her "HALLELUJAH CHORUS" JXJcS? ; of Middleville Amounted Trcxsurer Pete under the Rockefeller Memorial LIST OF COMMUNICABLE byterian minister, who has devoted counly can again put on a gub<^ and husband. Mr. and Mrs. ■ to $53,805.60 I'daughter Fund; has been a teacher ol home DISEASES IN COUNTY •mi . Maus. Al Brown and Father Geller. his time in recent years to lecturpaying fair. . E A Parker. * Mi. .frtfi-r-jsn Kt H. A park, r. S’ J. d.s-. m Pantomime, The Christmas Mi Mau. rushed through the rr- economic* where Mrs Lynde has had niiDiun w a d — ot hrara »'_ory K ,< 1 ...... ----- — ---The estate of George W. Davis r..mkmhe.nA remembrance her ».lra..4 ninety-fifth opportunity to study under-notir-. DURING YEAR Last year he made a "Pilgrimage p.un c|DC OIDI C Who ilvt-d near Middleville, has been birthday. Among those present were j Story," Will Proclaim the ■ Wired security b.mdand worked late Uhcd and under-privileged childbed, j —u-----. utter the usual businra* hour* getto Bethlehem.’' taking his kodak LAMr Tint UlnLo probated in the local court and the her two sister*. Mrs Jennie Norris, Mr.; L\nde lias had further exper- VUHnOPINR COUGH Yuletide Message (Continued on page threei with him. He secured a number of, HAVF THY FYPWANfiF inheritance tax determined by aged ft) years, and Mrs. Sarah lienee th this w-rk. being a mother vvnuuriWU bUUUn wonderful views and scenes in nat-' nHVC IUl FAvnAlvUC uugv numn ,.-»i;uui. ou. Sunday afternoon at four i -' *•• ■~ Judge Stuart vieinvni. Clement. {Sguth. 80. ner Her guvre* gut-sis generously re-re- . . of two son*, thirteen and sixteen LEADS ALL OTHERS, oral colors of tlie place where Jesus _ Tiierc-A*'it* sixteen helf*. Including membered Mrs. Mullen with many °clock. the teachera of the Hastingsu«i |TT| c \A/0MFN” TO । year* of age. ■* VI MK V i ’ whs bom. Mothers Will Be Notified m* brothci and_______ flowers. Ice erram tl,y J<’hooL will present th«-|r anr,ra.^«^.iTr-r» nr-nr* one brother and one >:.-itcr. sister, the other.; olhc , ;;ift.->.. cants ___ <ra8E PRESENTED HERE , .... ■. ovarwv rever rraces ----- will ---------------------be---pictures of---a------vblt When to Call ft* Gifts for Place, second Second There being nitr<and• nephews. Included and cake were revved by Mrs. Grace nual chrUttnas carol service at the. and it is tree toi ' ---------.nf ini*ns*, to fathers as well a* tI (o to the fields where the Shepherd* Shepherds TR ■ in the estate wen- personal prdber- Benliam and Mi,s.s Beatrice Benham Central 1 who auditorium uli wish to attend. Supt D. A/> pi„v*ra« in Givo ,noth' rs uf K™*11’* children The With 102 Cases—No Ty- I watched their sleeping flocks on on Ttfeir Chudren ly Valued .it ■ *35.805.60 and real vs- Mr.1*. Mullen, who. was born in VanBuskirk is directing the chorus. • BaU,c Oreck PlayeM lo Qivei«>urae is open to everyone in Barry hoid Pever or Smallpox ‘•that ‘-* eventful ---------------------------night. There will be Hastings' Camp Fire Girls wUl late valued nt *18400.00, a total of I Londonderry, In-hnd. came to same a*'In former years. i Louisa Alcott Classic ' county and. like all county extension ,The Hanner Indebted tn nr Xf I Plctitfes Pictures of oi the inc grassy slopes Slopes where Where conduct a Christmas »hop again this |534)f>j.6O. 1 America with h»r liorcnls. Mr. and the This is always a beautifully im-1 Ton t onfi R projects, i* given free. County* Agent CtoSrcroT 1 ' S ‘« •*» IplKritance taxes on this sum of Mrs. William Ritchie, when she was prv*Mve R. Kinde, of - the Barry County program, the numbers fori Jan’ 5 and 6 Foster expect* good Interrat In there ( । R. *53405 60 totalled JL746 46. the pa- ‘about a year old. The family settled ; Health Unit, for the following re- pictures of scenes in the village of biU,lc- The purpore is to dlitribute per* having been approved by the j in Caledonia. N. Y. coming to Yan- next Sunday- Including several nevi Hastings Civic Players have.made,meeting*. | |»rt which is a list of the acute com- Bethlehem itself, where the shepcarols as well as tin* "Hallelujah ; definite arrangements with the Lit' and ’ of® ’ Of who itate> ’ k<e springs townsliip in tlxts county 1 । municable diseases for Barry county, herds found the new born King..would not otherwise bechildren remembered. None of the heirs, so we wertf in- where they purchased a farm. In 1Chorus" from Handel’s "Messiah." He 17163107 Group of Battle Creek HUNDREDS BEAR"THE for the year ending July 1. 1933. Pictures will follow the camel trail fnvitattoni will be rent to moth’ito stage “Lillie Women’’ at Central formed, realized tliat there was to August. 1866. after her marriage to Following is the program: WORLD’S ALL RIGHT" ■Whooping Cough 170 part I. -• auditorium here on Friday evening. to the place of the inn where tlie «« 10 comc •» a stated time on Frilarge an estate as .Mr. DnvU lived, Gconte Mullen, they lived in PraiI Scarlet Fever 102 Three Wise Men brought their gifts *nd Saturday. Dec. 2S and 23, I. O Little Town of Bethlehem Jan- 5. and Saturday afternoon. Jan. alone min and M-p kept uwauMMia his affairs to himself, townsliip, wmui which iiiia has since since iiiuwii . ■ rievtlle i uiv luwiiauip, — — J Chickenpox 82 to the Manger Child So. instead of and “J”’ from Uie articles collected 6- This play bared on Louisd M. Al- Two Productions Depicted a It-is no .small matter fo determine j been her home. She has three living 'English). ,En8“’h’' i Measles 37 2» Deck the Hall ( Welsh). cott ’ s well-known American classic. a speech on some political topic, the thase ««“■ «« suitable for the ages inheritance tuxes and Judge Civ-> children. Mrs Parker of Hastings. n*v'v 1 Day in a Radio Broad­ Diphtheria 4 members of the Brotherhcxjd will u * lr children. This jdan proved 3 The Heavens Resound-Beei» « drama which the Battle. Creek mept is one* of the few probate Dr. Charles Mullen of Otsego and Infantal paralysis ... I • players plan to repeat each yiar.l have a chance to make a pilgrimage v‘,Or wtWactory last year, and with casting Studio Judgys in Michigan who knows ho» William Mullen of Prairieville, bc- thoven. Smallpox 0 to Bethlehem. This will make thc co-o|x-ralion of all who would to make these determinations. Hi.; sides her Miters and many other 4 A Thou Joyful Day (Sicilian). They presented it In 1932 with great Through an oversight the produc­ Typhoid Fever 0 (Continued on page flvei success and are giving It again this tions. •The World’s AU Right." spon­ Christmas seem more beautiful and llk’’ to donate drtlclc*. sliould be Um> predecessor. Judge Ella C Eggtax- relntivre. all of whom count ft a real.---to — us — all. The supper... means every IV is InteresUng to compare in the: more-------- cluld being- rcmemton. also always figured the inherl-1 Joy to visit With Mrs Mullen, who. MERCHANTrfd- ~ sored by the I. O. O F . were not above ----served . .. .. by the *foBowing. i bered by Santa Claus.Claus. table, the number of cares of. *'IH 4be .bered by Santa Lincc taxes despite her advanced age. retains dtphtheifa and smillpix. diseases Royal Myers will be Captain of being collected through KEEP STORES OPEN ™ Ura k^rnkUnro Jor Sl ’1'^ B.n.rar u rany. Th. ------------- ;her mental faculties to u marked ^iMi^was not intentional for wh‘ch physlctatu have a definite ’he supper squad He will be asschool children, the Camp Fire SPECIAL SHOW AT j degree and is deeply interested in The cast for the plays which were vaccination, withthe number of i shied by the following members: 9lrls •««»• Sc°uu participating. Boy CTD* sin TUEATED ' day ev<?nU in'4hc tH,mr “nd Offer Many Special Bargains since 1931 when they* organized, nrerentedI nn Nov 30 and Dm: I was cares of scarlet fever and whoaping Stuart Clement. Charles Cook. W. R. have a workshop in the ManSi HAND I Ht A I tn tn the community. It is truly a fine j the Battle Creek players have done KSSSSdSiKit IM lloifle under "Ugh. direare* for which there u no Cook. L. L. Carroll. John GUI. Rex ual Training room at the High to ^Christmas Shoppers —- -j thing to grow old as chaerfuliy and jnotable work. Among the dramas, U^dnSicn ofClara Bob Farrarof, immunizing agent. It-has been only Foreman. Paul \Ganguillet. Ben ^hool where article* needing repair "Mr. Robinson Crusoe" Fea-, kindly as lias Mrs. Mullen. Her ShelbSerann The seen" de- » >c^ diphtheria andiOidley. Darrell HaU. Roes Johnstbn. rverive attention. 1 — Seo the Advs j they have produced with success I trends unite in be.-t wishes for the Quit*' Contrary." Contrary.’ ' n Ct d «^ bAxidcaKt'M studio Rotert - wnttlll»X *«e ss Sequent in Barry; liull>h Kerr. Rusrell Kimmel. Leon 171r **»!> under tlx- bank will br “f®' "Mary, Man-. Quit? tores Benefit for Scouts .coming years and hope, her health । The merchants of the city make1'ore: .nd WUUran Und. ’1“ "The Royal Family." SI* S » V —«««r .nd whoop. ! may improve so she may enjoy otli- the announcement that the stores of “Holiday. and Camp Fire Girls Hastings will remain open every, “Uertelcy Square. ” -The Torch '.Uh ru.MMinn TuHhtth. Ing cough. From <the standpoint rf of'• • • --------Ihursday P. M I*t -J to rtreite wlUl MI.« MUs OmMlnv Iranlralh is >"« “ M«l4|»lnt , er happy blrtiidays toys and articles of clothing—either Today and tomorrow will ______ , ,, night next week until nine o’clock. Bearers.’ "Little Women. ’ "Drac- UaMW and Ruu.il Cleveland days l,«l to scta>l and actual new or in good condition. “Scout Days’ nt lite strand then- naniiarn*TIAkl IQ On Saturday night. Dec 23. they ;«£»•“ «n<’ "T’* B’’KF«r on Horse­ u oltln. boy. all oi whom did their d«UM>. wlwophw cough h the nal ter here. Ray Branch, manager of. tNUMtnA I IUN Io Caps, mittens, stockings, ties, will remain open until 10:00 o’clock b“c^ B«.th Battle Creek newspa- . nai ls splendidly. Tile varl.us acts Unportadt ol the ubo.e duea.es books, games, anything a child like* the theater, has secured Dougins MFARI Y POMPI PTPH a& usiial ;l’ers «ave tM’cn unstinting in their on the .program were typical of any There were two deaths from whoopFairbanks latest film. "Mr Robinson NtANLI UUMULtltU or needs will be acceptable. ThU WU1 b<! more eonvenl-nt tor l’™>” °< •>1’' l>rol-“ion»l uun.irr In day ' in a broadcasting studio and lho county last year GEORGE GAH.ORD AND Several groups of girls are dress­ Cruso**’’ and wiU turn over the prof- Tn._i nf « i gn RPfri«tprerl tin. Chrwnu. drawn* »1'“ ““J" lht' .(Me. 1U clearly portrayed the trials and prob- In ’he P««t ’hret years whooping ELSIE PATTEN, It* from the tuo-day showing to the 10lal 01 b>14U Kegistered busy during the day time. productions. lems Ul of n a ni44U>V studio HI4»4l» manager when his cough has caused more deaths t.haJi Having rented their farm at Cas-, ing dolls. Anyone wulUng to give ICIW 6 <-4 ra.44.-44 44>.-> , . , , ... . ,, -Barry county ■ ----Scout---------------and Camp Fire Would Take $12,280 “* Read the advs. in the Banner for I talent fails to appear on schedule fever, diphtheria, and small­ ■i-nLn Sn.e7 i miS Girl funds. Scats will be sold at I the special bargains offered by time. The program was pleasing.. P°* combined. From Barry Co. “«h» it" wnd’T'X i T,,y* 4IK1 "•“•■n o' .WIMP will i»Pti iai. mhiil the usual price. Hastings merchants, who have good the vesper service, the skil, ’’Lovin’ Tliere is a very ini|K»rtant factor In 1 ot' «* I*, included In the bedc.U ot The film, is based ... on DeFoe iT County Clerk T. 8. K. Reid an- SMKas A request has come frwn the Sam" by Mira Julia Durkee and ‘he control of whooping cough that w stocks Ol of meren,, merchandise from which to V Vn ..yT™.R"b,n' whlctl *U11* poelced ln the Legreat classic and is further embcl- nounces that /work on registration select your “ w'"v Slate Welfare Department askinx Russell Cleveland and the Stars and e'cry mother stiould know. This 1*. S-eTi t «lon roonra. «o ple^ rand .ntete. lished with ingenious antics such under tlie Old Agr* .Pension act i* 3----- ------------------------that every unemployed woman Stripes Revue being. especially en- ‘hat whooping cough is very fatal nice lot of personal property at, repairs to the Manual as only Fairbanks, himself, could progressing rapidly, the work lutv- RPMCMRCR RICTQ FOR in Barry county register with the joyable. A group of girls did some infants and become*-to** dangerinvent Its a thrilling, amusing ing been competed, or nearly so in ru-,v'E..-_rl run Unemployment Commission at chorus and dancing numbers. o,“ “ child grows older Prac- will cry the sale and Clarence Ma-' r«af|v tim National baok CHRISTMAS BASKETS the court house, beginning at clever plot, and every penny of profit will the following townships. Hastings, nll joining to the ensemble and the ‘ h»Uy all of the deaths from whoop... W1V ;tcr Will serve as clerk. Among the Saturday. Dec 16 or Thursday. Dre. be turned over to a couple of espe- Mrs George Fingleton. enumerator; once. There will be an effort ; *n« ,n« «>u«h are in infants " ’*»™ tinder >inui r two property to be sold will be several 7 " cially’worthwhile organizations here Thornappte. William Hoover; Jbhns- Leave Contributions at Le­ made to secure some gainful oc­ Revue . ralrara ... ___ ..... .....Ilrararal 4...by44... Vl'.l m nfo nEP Tilt* lh«J*Il«* UistlAilllllV __ rol!. A4 — .l-l! —___ 1 ____ 1.__ A nice sum was realised the Irani age. The direase usually mllch 3 parting in the county, the Camp Fire Girls town. Leslie Williams. Barry. Dr. cupation for those uho register, I O O F. so the writer was in--contracted by an older brother or heifers, a lot of sheep, lambs, bucks. J ““ > donations will gion Rooms Friday, Dec. and Ute Boy Scouts. Morford. Hope. Merle Kahler; the same as was done for the formed Such an undertaking de-'stater h» school “nd transmitted by . ln p^. a tot of outs. oom. poultry.' »a> -, ------------- < »» --------' Orangeville. Clinton Castle; Carlton. 22, Before 10 A M. men. mands hours of study and prejiara- ’hcnt to the infant nt Ixxne. The and a nlce jot Of fann tools.; D.DDV CADIICD 1A/ISJC TO BALTIMORE TAXPAYERS. Jerry Andrtta In thejdty ot «aaDo "Y not‘ forget the ••• gifts of food uj or -----------------rotated “» «» --------------- tion and those participating are to lutton to tin; whooping cough prob- Here u a chance for buyers to get DAnni TAnlVItn WINo Will toe at Don Wright’s store, ling* the work 1* nearly andins T 9n ^ > l. f ? r Chn '? 1 V J k . e t ?. for o * d d v nn HCniCAI 6,1 congratulated tor their interlent depends entirely upon the what they want ut auction prices! AT rWICAGn EYPn^lTIflN Dowling, every Thursday, beginning with but a few cards out £ M*. ‘J10 need> TB*1* should be left at BARRY CO. MEDICAL e*t and co -operation in making the mother She must k-arn to keep the Read the auction sale advertisement! A 1 vHILAUU tArUbl IIUN Dec 14, at home every Friday and Enumerators in this city i .a the American Legion rooms on Frlnnrur—rw -r« nrr-r nlavx a succra* !ror«n» -uh ... .... ... for further .--------... . _ ‘ — —— — . infant <„.« from coming in contact uwith-in this issue particulars! Jt Huunraw B*.,k every Satur-.rtaw Wood. Mr., ft-.y----------... before 10:00 A. M „ xlglasa day, December 22. SOCIETY TO MEET P‘aya„.2U.Cff“, C. A. Williams of Middleville the older brother or sister who has 1 ttna remember the date. day during December «nd January, F N K.-nl. Mn,. Amy Bo.er and „ eommltiera will pack the baa-. Kfcn ■*" &. “S U^rSfdlrnia. Hra number ^'uu’«.'‘’a.toX-Mm I11U!,lr“ted LCC‘"r° b? Or“"‘1 T>» annual mecUtor ol Ura S1,uKa ; a persistent cough. In 1932, 128 , Awarded Seven Prizes al \ , liabies under on<- year of age died1 TO HOPE TAXPAYERS. .. t ' "of whooping cough. | iMUte.<u,.H.u™u4BMkoI; L.veitock Show ------------------ ----- of cards turned in to date is ap- * w Woodburn? rtmmi Rapids Men to Feature the Co-operative Co-partnership QrcumI Hastings Dec. 16. 23, 30 ai)d Jan. fi; A Barry county farmer. C A Wil- \ '----Prnariin Dec 14 cry **** ** ttt lhe 81111112 NOTICE TO BARKY TAXPAYERS. proxlmately 4 000. and in this city ’ ’---- !---------<4» nt Cloverdale Dec. 20. Jan. 3; at । lbuii> of Middleville, had the dtatine- Y g ‘ „ Creamery Friday', Dec. 22. 1933. Bus­ I will be al the Delton State bank 2.140 One hundred seventy-seven QUIMBY SUPPER AND BAZAAR.! capturing four onxxMt prim. pwpic in m Barry parry county cuumy have nave refused reiusca ' Supper supper and ana Christmas vnnsimas bazaar oazaar at ' T111' nffx‘ ’’’’rting of the Barry ineas meeting will ~ be ^»..v called U at «.«. one . J*** Cedar Creek Dec. 21, Jan. 4; at. *1°’’ all day on Dec. 23rd, 30th and Jan. people . k-.i •* —• -IV. . one - IV.UKXI - . U4 ..... . Thursday ..... a .. rViimrv KrraHik*al at «*»>» Itotne Hthird* and one nral priae show­ to oi sign the-- uuiu cards for reason or X'l.UIU) Quimby* UllUVU. church. afternoon °OUBty Medical boctety• will IM* be held held rt*elrM*lr odock Every member isu umo.l urged ... to from Shultz Creamery Dec. 22; » - 6th for the purpose of receiving tax­ .V HH. luuiMKf I 1 —.....J ........ -......Mrw-tat.v ------ VAvrarv — -- nn*n.)rav ....... ..... i— — -• - - Mt -• Ulc Episcopal partih tvM>u> nn be s. present- and Uke ».s- part. 8 A M-to 5 p. M eaclt.day. Y on can every Friday thereafter Gordon 'ng hi* Suffolk sheep flock al UH and• evening. Dec. 14. Supper starts hotue on es for Barry township—Mrs. Kate another. ‘also pay your old age pension head Thompson. Tress—Adv. 12-13. International IJvMlock Exposition . .. dinnerr R. According to this report, the state at 5:00. continues until everyone u .Thursday evening. Dec. 14. o H. w Mott. xr«». Pres. -Burdick. Barry Twp. Treas—Adv. tax or dog taxes. — Mrs. Nellie Smith. Jal Chicago. Thursday. Mr. Williams to be served at 6 30 o ’ clock. Jeasc Osgood. Secy. will get 112480 out of Barry county, through. Price 25c —Adv. ,n ** “rv~< “ opJo,‘k TO RUTLAND TAXPAYERS. ___________________ . , City Treasurer.—Adv. 2 wks. won third with three awe lan.hu. An illustrated lecture . will be Adv—12-20. if all shall pay the 52.00 head tax as ------------- * • *——— I will be at the National Bank of second with his flock, awrand with a given by Furgeson and Droste, procPRAIRIEVILLE TAXPAYERS, required under the provisions of.the RECEIVED PUBLIC ACTS O. E. S. BAZAAR AND SUPPER. Hastings every Saturday during De- ram lamb, second with a group at will be in Prairieville, Dec 16. 23, Old Age Pension act. FOR DISTRIBUTION, tologtota of Grand Rapids ST. ROSE BAZAAR. 1 **"" Saturday. Dec 16. bazaar and bakte cernber and at home every Friday tor three ram iambs, first with a )ewrlCounty Clerk T. 8. K. Reid has re-1" Following the dinner, the ladies Monday night. Dec. 18. Buffet «.*ln Doster Dec. 28: in Delton Jan. 6; at home every Friday to collect CHICKEN PIE SUPIceived ... 111 copies of the Public AcU will « be -entertained Mrs -------A. W------lunch. Christmas offered lata at 2:00 o'clock. 25c supper Uie purpose of collecting taxes for Ing ram and recond wltJi an aa*.l ---------------by -------t Many--p --------- --gifts -------------riun. There honors wen* won la teM taxes —Qus L Boulter, Township PER AND BAZAAR, of 193, for distribution among the Woodbume at her home on So. Jef- Kceuo played during evening, at St served frpm 5 00 to 7:00 in the Ma -: Rutland township. । sonic hall.—Adv. —Adv. 12-13. Burr Laubaugh, Treaa ‘of exceptionally strung frwnpsitnta. Treasurer.—Adv. 12-13. 1 At Goodwill church, Dec. 15.—Adv. township and county officials. [feraon St. 'Rose hall—Adv. federal Government HOME EG. COURSE OFFERED PARENTS SEN. VANDENBERG CALLED TO CAPITAL I TEACHERS' CAROL SERVCESUNDAY ; REPORT Bl BARRf CD. DEO UNIT One Auction Sale �THE HASTINGS HANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1»U- PAGE TWO I ter states that the planting i class is about full, but there stll. I mains lots of room for the afternoon SECOND LESSON ON LINDSCflPINS BELLEVUE MAN S0MESM6IES Mbit HIT BY M. C. TRAIN OCt -GBEGG, M. 8. C. SPE A. P. Butler Says He Did not APPRECIATIVE AUDIENCE HEARS LOCAL SYM­ 'CIALIST, TO CONDUCT MEETING * * , Notice Train—Truck Was Badly Damaged PHONIC GROUP A. P Butler, head of Uie Bellevue SHOWS EIGHTY COLORED Flour Min and proprietor of-a dty ORGANIZATION MARKED ABILITY SLIDES TO BE SHOWN good* store m Bclk-viH-. narrowly THE COUNTRY CLUB ANNUAL MEETING , ■ 11 LOCAL NEWS I Was Held at the Club Home ■’'araww.. ........................... j Last Evening and Was .Clarence orobe u confined to hi*; Atr^,wi.>.i h*me at this writing. ' „ I MrA Cwa Sheldon U out agiUn The annual meeting of the Hav ;ltter her sickness ting* Country Club was Iwld at the •„ N p.^ , Club h*>u»e la*: ‘evening and mm ..cJtously 1U U^Krh• taEnJun? ’■‘Xnner’wM rened al 1 00. follow- .Tbc Pro*ram U> be held at’tlie ':nc winch the ftwcting was calied to tieli txnto?iwd<f' Dec€nlb5r 14‘ h“'' Iojij,w^ wll)l[ .■■r-trwrt in 'Tlmrsrl.iV ‘11 W-> Jki. escaped Honth death <on Thursday urhi when l.l. mt h:: tj Families imk wa.b> a Michigan Central —, .train ­ train «t at thA the Mic Michigan Ave. crossing. Varied Program Includes A nine pound son. Jack Eugene, was born on December 11. to Mr aim vurmu* committees Tite.tr -re- and 1 Tin' engine caught the rear <rt the • Pleasing Range of Musi­ Mrs. Ralph Hart. Hastings. jxn ts showed that the Hastings Coun­ 'truck, badly damaging it. Butler suf­ cal Compositions Route 6, at Pennock hospital. try Club made an excellent Allowing fered a severe gash on his head and A tuail but cirthu’iaafic audien ■u year, year ocsotiv ctmanwnx EdMn Kraft ha* bc*n nanM,d •• thia despite conditions, ana and IKBlmru.l.r Mr O- I. Gregg, specialist ! Ur J" -'-r nnSSUMIU U NruhviUe ..Krn-dur, wa* hurried to Pennock hospital for heard the fine musical pdJgnun'pr ,, io „ .wa, ...... ............ ,w Landscape Gardening. Miciugi ljr -• ? r ronmrion Mad.u, u,t ' ‘ ’ -. Syniiilic-nv, than most Clubs of tins * nature. , State Coilege. co-operating w; A.rnnUW M- Buil.r he <11.1 Olrl.,.„, ,. icta-n .-! A ixtrlng the year some very much , i'-l (ri . ,H.. ii'i.n nntil u*i< .... . Cuunl, Ajral «« «'" «>■ h7u. imtll fe >M 1. The many friends of Fred W. afid-.n rium needed improvements were made in ' SS'JST. ih. e'mmui". nil «<"! ’»? ’!'™: .... Stebbins arc pleased to learn tliat Sunday afternoon. Inclement the kitchen, but despite’.here and : n<; Sl.n ” , “•“>* >" ,h* ■» mind, turned jiarajh-l iA >< r cugubined with the fact that other improvement*, a nice . :~ " U met uaiaillt , fpn„,balance Hl« of the National Bank of Hasting* on ck. else the accident .. whs earned -V' the surplus account. /™’’ ' Thursday afternoon. December 14th. * Flour re been more rertou. ’ An application marriage 11, Tiv- 1.How mg direcibr* wer upollcution for a mi at 2:00An evening pectins. * vn .di over fbe Mr cense has been filed by Clair H 1 ircli that evening un­ le.’ccted for three years—John covering the same materia! w.l! uaZoaikd. Hinted for Ulf aUc ol i lCi-tcli.im. Kim Bigler, and Clnretic.?- Hager. 23. of Holland and Mlss| held with the Cloverdale Garden,u Winslow. 18. of Hastings. ■ Crawtoid. Henry Bheldott-was elect-;i Grace Club meeting at the Cloverdale town, FIRST BUYER. The trapping season for raccoon. hall on the evening of Thursday.1 Firs!' among the buyers of tubgral*o for muskrat, in the northern r^liestra h:i\ made real December 14th at 8:iX» o'clock. h..^ lilosis Christ m.is seals in Hostings half ot the lower peninsula, above ion.. Clark from the city. The Mcond ttocuswon of land-! .v,ls Wr E A Park. r. the Michigan l-'i' .. . . Town Line IS and wr j <>f Saginaw । reaping problems « given .in can-, Tub-rcuicnu AMoCiatton has un- *m'-"nu" • -';’*i rtiythm Uni: pin 'resenting of prue cups ’for *u- bay. will end on Friday. December' nection kith 80 beautifully colored ,wunc.d. . ;I dcftniielj; above th< icr.goif jil’iyhut lx always Inter-' ng: nnd leadi to tonic gcod-na-j A reminder o! the Hastings 50 elide*, showing rural grounds that Ka*;I*; indication-* •diow that last •“ Jact : have been .landscaped. Sonut lt a5 I"-[K.r caInt* purchase 61 .seals ra/zmsL Kim Bigler, who won year* ago. was pulled off Saturday, *— *•* — ..... jiidct ..... y'1.(1 V ... *. ,,.o many- •I*’ iub cnatniHonship this year for .: are given .-ftiawmg the ground.-. Ire- • nUs count), which was 1.63 will I1-'1'1 1 ntomy t< when a couple of free-for-all! fore and after landscaping. The ma- be surpassed in the 1933 .'air. The "bich did rad m« er mid time in sUccesAiun. wwt night-, fights were pulled off. tn a place’ jorlty of the slid^fhow the. plant- t,.: apitj purcha-e tn the state in 32 is among Um- items disSunday afternoon, — Ings’ in their greatest color, with • it* was g32 seals.” ub trophy, which has been paAU-d where. poriM-d mass plantings and color blending* . ... -­ venue from the sale goei di- music ure’innre stirring .tluin th" ,on in various champtaiv for the For the third'time in the last two, a well-trained .past 10 years, was presented by John Twenty-one rural families in the n-ctiy Into the work of health edu- , rich, ---- - mellow tones the Edmonds Oil Co Station: comity are makjm. ■ planting pliuu eaxjon and for tuberculin tent* and •■■ympho orchestra and the Has- ';; Ketcham'. A new championship cup.-f weeks. interpreted several diffJ-'|; presented by Alexander Industries was'broken Inta Sunday night or! for their homes this winter Tlie.-t: X-ray exiihiinatloiu given to thou-. tings group K* pii cf. inriuding the ‘•Unfini.’-li-, I plans will be eaiyied out in part sands ot Michigan school children duh-i-n thiough the influence ot Ray ; early Monday morning Th*- thief, ur; " of Schubert with real Branch of the strand Theater ,w.ts thieves, got only a little over u do!- i next spring. Mr. Gregg’ will assist annually; . , cd l"-: ~Symphony , in money, which Is indeed smalt cbnrm. ■ thi-ac folks in making these plant­ ! presented to Mr Sigler by Dr. Lock­ i lar pay for the chances taken. ! Interesting numbers on flu* pro* ■; wood. ing plans during the mornings cl • 3 of the Methodut L. | gram Included tlie presentation of ।i Tii<- - old Timers" cup. which was \ December 14 and 15th W. R. ( . MEETING. by Judge I pieces composed or arran-.-etf by’i• won by Charlie Doyle for the rec- । The last regular meeting of the The afternoon discussions. are ...- eiilr: .... . tamed .. ....... • ■ - — • 1Lind time in succession was present- Woman s Relief Corjk. was >eld Sat­ t pen- to live general public. Th-Y .ElU C- Eggl« -'tan u:i Monday rve- Inn-mi" will be of great Interest to anyone ning. Dec. 1H This, will be the. fd to him by Kim Si«i«-r. urday, Dec 9. in the lodge hall at f c of A. A. Bffernx the dire, interested in flowers, .-hruba. formal Chu.-tmas p^tty.und small gifts will ! The "June Handicap' cup., which 2 30 o’clock. Meeting W»s railed to third number <-n , . gardens and-rock gardens. Mr. Fufi- be exchanged. was won by R T Walton’after a order by the president. Mrs. Kninu' pun «>f a Kjrmphon Wrltt'-n b) bitter contest, was presented to*ltim . Wi yermiin. Roll call ol o!Mv»-r» fpund io .also an- , by j p Ketcham. all but one present. After the open-: c.iK'rs on tlw ' The Hastings Country Chib, which ' Ing services the bipinc&s M-ssioii was ' ot I'lsepTi. H a fljse a.W{ to this community, taken up. and reports of various [ unpanied by.will i-tarl Out next year in splendid conunittces were Riven. The supper ; conditlori. and as usual will doubt­ committee turned over to the Trea.-'-• lew bt* the scene of many iuu-rcstim. un-r tl-50 taken in al the last pub-! contysv he supper. Re(>ort of the relict wprk (done since the last meeting showed mpaiued by the SUPT. VAN BUSKIRK 4 ,ar«r number of calls on the sick Twenty-One Rural _ __ , , hi County Making Plant­ ing Plans Now ASK THE MAN WHO HAS SAVED DISCUSSES POETRY He will tell you how comforting it is to have money safely invested during the days when needed. FORTY YEARS OF SERVICE A.- Loan Association Gritwold at Jefferton Detroit, Michigan V Y Christmas Gift and SAN-TOX DRUG SALE CONTINUES! Unfinished Sun* uoexing redd u at 8:45 each morning, then buy your SAN-TOX and NURSE BRAND pred­ ucts at this store, save the cartong, labels, or sales slips and use them at face value in bidding for anything offered on the Mer< 1 Manufacturers' Hour over WKZO- Pare Silver Nut OLEt) LARD Lilly White 24Vi pound Sack Moose Head 4‘29c jPg 24': pound Sack Macaroni Black Pepper 3 pound* for per pound 4Q A 16c 10c 23c 333 Coffee 19c Chocolate Drop* Baldwins or Snows Apples »•->- 10 Christmas Candy M^.d. 2 le, 25c Raisins Jumbo Peanuts ^,u„a 10c Prunes 25 pound*. SesdlsM 70 »Im, 2 pound* 29c 19c POTATOES U. S. No. 1 per peck Premier Coffee Premier Peaches Premier Apricots 25c Premier Pear* * nVI’/cL 24c 19c Premier Cherries 23c ?,dc‘.» 19c Fruit for Salad $3.4S do*., Can 29c pound These Premier Specials Also Good At. Feldpausch Market Oranges Z9c °"" r Tin* December birthday jiarty and. Quotations From Modern ,dinner will be held in ’ the hall Thursday. Dec. 31. .with a pot luck Verse Given at Rotary dinner at nocn following with' a; Club on Monday ’ i Christmas party and the exchanging 5c Palm Olive Beads Crystal Soap Chips Urge package 10c Clean Quick Soap Chips 29c FELDPAUSCH’S WAREHOUSE 1 An intertsting talk was given to •of gifts. Everyime naked to help by •SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVE' doing Konwthing toward the-pro-' the Rotary Club at their neon meet* . may iw ;inn Montlay by sujwrlntentrcnt D. a. gram. • t un Buski’rh. who sjxikf .on moderu Election cf officers for the coming. r»r*r*r- nunii r* liar .an- jxxrey. Mr Vanlhyikirk care !-<:ir ux>k plaid at thh mreung .fnd r ST. ROSE PUPILS GIV! n;>:>y qUOt&tlons from I’lodriii jxx-ts a report will iw given later, after isir* nuDioTBAC Di AV •vhlrhp.i'! -evidence of the fact that Installation. \ INb LnnlolIVIRo FLAT INTERESTING LETTER 'th- .-pint of poetry is alive t-idny .Meeting cltra-d in regular form by ' CRAM UAQTIMCQ LMQ 'i:‘d interest in pot-’ry had by no ringing theclosing «kIc andfurling .''Gilts of Myrrh to Be .PrernUM nAS.1 IN aS. ENU. ini..in d oidmaniy >.>u «h • :t-• «•*• r*.— I - sented at Auditorium ‘ would not expect fifty busincsqnen Rotary Club of That City Ex­ ,U> get very much interested in the on December 21 xM-try. but am Mr. air. Van van Bus rare-­ H*™''. “«‘ d « a re *td<ml 4, , The student* of tends Greetings to Local 'subject ot pw.-try. The Biggest Sales Event in the History of the Be-smer Jewelry BarD?*”*••’ hw *•** kirk pr * ited the matter in Mich “ ■ wilt pre-K-n'. ■ Gift*•Rotarians dig way that Ihrv could «W’ >“s ^‘",c *' s‘ an inte ■ Central Ruditoriuni real interest in what h” Jue«lay. Dw o_ iDec. 3FV 8:00 P. 5 not he! ><iu taken full advantage of this great. Value-Giving We are so apt to think stirvivtd *t‘rr a’? by his o!wife, ,our tlire.- “sons. c “ i’ ’Dils pl?:y unt-.-re ulxn.t u little . . . s.:irvitii< liv him wife liir,.- -.nti* > Event? If not, you Mill have four day* U> save moneys Glenn of M.o. Alfred here. Ko * of, «1,‘ *l’° L’ «*' > m vd' vu-d at riot-interested m literature-and c«- Roscommon and one daughter Eva.: Cari*iin.i • firn*-- While everyone l. EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES on Wrist Watches nt'Cttilly px-trv. tliat it 1* quite atirjirtsing to find the Rotarians giving i.- tc.u-hcr at Watervliet, one sUter.!' perienoei and Diamond Rings This Week! Mr*. Lacy Junes of Delton and seven : He was a consistent;------ • that subject but it was interesting grandchildren. 'S* and well worthwhile. > member ot rhe B.piut church until ficipaUnu the -™**' arrival »' ot the Christ n si. dtsconttniied here »nd tlrnr "» joined the local M P churtjh- ’lie­ Child. She thinks he i- one ci the CHOSEN HEAQ OF funeral services Thursday were con- Wire Men bringing precious gilts for HASTING MICHIGAN the Infant B.ibc So ln»KALAMAZOO SCHOOLS dticU-d by Ri-v. Edward Swadl-.iu: ci - - - - deeply y .. Gregory. Rev. C. 8- Rcnncls ttntj, 'P’--*en i.-. t.<- v.nn . m* ciumren an- ONLY 4 DAYS MORE! Gohlen Anniversary Sale! BESSMER the JEWELER Herold C. Hunt of St. Johns K, v- °'rar ’«•'“* minister.. i’ , The beautiful floral offerings and.’J1^ " r ,n 11 ’ ’ Electcd to That Position the attendance of so many relative*i*’01***1(tiararttrs.. , and friends showed tlie csti-cm ir. ' Last Week J, u’ which he Uta* held M-dhcr Fairweather. u young ety matron- Eugenia LyBntker announced rihl>-Md-.-iit or the T|b> revival services being held at ■ Daddy Fainicathcr- William Tat( iue.lv had bt-en the Hastings City Mix-ion are grow- ■ u-nt '>! thc.Kala- mg tn attendance and results Rev.; Bonnie Fairweather, their’daugh.- Mr. b:n-.i**on 1 - a forceful speaker and a ■ D .. f. , snn—Rav11L-. CF-.'.lll'i M- •lira,, individual and la inaciiini 5 ea-«i with this ibr the ca»|>el Gospel In its simplicitv i,. It. .impllrlly His lb . il,1T wxlta„„,„„, tn„,w trial’Imu, come t.« lustrations and straight to the mark • •| n wiUinni Volts­ ur years connect„. v ..... an- winuis a Wannv „... .. „urM. .n,41d_j^. school faculty of him. rhe bqUdihg was filled Stm-;! phine Murphy. • ■ ... Hasting* ... aJtt,rn<x>rt aI1(j t.vaijBg, R,.., tn U> c. St. -.upcrintendent of' Hoos appreciates the co-operation of j A burglar, being just a wise man—• Herman Bessmer. the churches in the Holine.-s Union , Bleared Virgin- Helcfl_J^*ie Kurtx. All are invited. I st. Joseph—Edwin MaurerMelchiui -Clareruw Huver. BalthaJqir -Robe: i - Jacobs. hmergi . who died at the residence in th"' Gaspar—David Barry. ...... .. . „„ S»>-n>;vrd. - Bilaurd and lx- Iwld at the linme. corner Colfax. Kenneth V cits’ -ntrrtaincd at the and N. -East St. on Thun day mom- ;, Angels—EUei Ellen Buinp. Patricia " ' -He • Durbin. Catherine iti r at 10-30, Rev t L. D<;wcy ofti-, Bump. L-* . * ry Murph), Charlene an ;»11 cintmg. Intcnn'-nl will be in the ting, about tn being, present, Gresham cemetery in Eaton couhiy 'Tiertua*. Elizabeth Timmas. -Mary rk dinner the btiM* *-■ taken up with work end 'months and had Wen to Ann Time: Christmas Ev« and jiianniri.; of a Place: The Fairweather home. for treatment earlier in th- amusement realized from 1 prerent from Hat Andrea DRUG STOM al” FOOD CENTER i.-i the sympathy of hi* ' Gy nt-vic vc Fuhcr, Mary ILiwkmx, iPatricia LyBarker. Barbara Maurer. 1 Helena Maurer. Evelyn Miller. Agnes ■ T.uTtv. Mat) Loulm- Thomas. Marcc- Phyllis Ruell ol the Woodland: Silent Nigli! Pantomime- Betty Cou«didat«^l Scho-d before thejCorUiglit ' Norma ’Cooley. Gail Fi»ssclaxg assembly at Woodland Fn-iter. Mary Kctrliam. Judith Mulder. and children, day afternoon b> Mr* Dc**ie Wood* Mary Ellen Muide: Mildren Hcnt-v and Mt* Hasrl nun liir prtre wa* Riven o> Uie j "Embeths Christmas Prayei " a .. «...A]w j^. Sut< w c T u for thr .............................. cmore on ana a number tram • 7lh •<. 8th student .... grade „ ....,on Violins: Margaret Moore Charles Snults ar.d C'“— ... Abstinence ------ u-> . jiU-onnrd. “Total Help in Athletic*." ' AcaimpaniM:. Mlsi Marcella Oog-Dre. 28. for an all day meeting, DEATH OF JOHN ROGERS. bod) united • John Vi Rogers, aged 89. died on ON HONOR ROLL. .-a--; He ts survived by his wtf* ite-; mester examination* held at Houghsoii. Frank Rogers, of Grand Rap* -ip-ium College. Houghton. N Y. the and a daughter. Mrs. -- -- of Altin Barker, fotmerly oi !*<!'■ iuuile :uci. of Battle Creek, ‘ Mr - - - -•'lid iHd-tingi apiicar.s on the list of the Roger* have resided u. Hus-1 honor students oi Houghton Mr. I<w about 20 jears (Barker is registered as a Jdnior in Edw Boo:;r of Grand Rap- Houghton College. i! conduct Hie funeral st n ice-1 —-------------il by the at tint Roger*, home this Wed; islicrncxm at two o’clock. ~ iliiigg unmet in HuUal)4 i* presented OBITt ARY. Uxit-mn Smith Tanner bet n found by a man Dutch equivalent Fem mor at Grand apceay recovery. c WwUiiun TCAND TtlEATEF Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 2244*2557 H— I'KOGRA.M FOR THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 17TH SUNDAY — MONDAY Clark Gable, Robert Montgomery, Lionel and John Barrymore in another large star cast masterpiece— X “NIGHT FLIGHT Our Gang Comedy—.“Bedtime Worries" latest Pathr ADULTS 25 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS COUPON - TUESDA Y NIGHT- COUPON Carol Lombard and Gene Raymond in “BRIEF MOMENT” A Christmas Special—“Santa’s Shanty,” The Min­ strel Show" and "Is My Palm Read" ADULTS WITH COUPON 10 ( ENTS ONLY . WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY Henrietta Croiman and Marion Nixon in one of the outstanding hit* of this new season— “THE PILGRIMAGE” Corned)—“Double Crossing Columbus*’ Latest Pathe News ADUl.Tb 15 CENTS CHILDREN ID CENTS FRIDAY^— SATURDAY Charles Bickford, Richard Arlen and Mary Brian “SONG OF THE EAGLE” Coined) —“Slung Again" Wall Disney's Silly Symphony "I'lED PIPER." If >ou have seen and “Lullaby CHILDREN Ip CENTS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 11 1911 I nnilllTV HUH in Illlll I I I.Uli A IS R 16c 10c C 29c 19c 5 24c 23c 29c 5c 10c 29c RE! tale! Sporting Items ER A NEW DEAL IN TIRES ing the purchase of Tires and Tubes can’t help but please you. See tis regarding these ON bargain prices; also inquire about the GENEROUS ALLOWANCE Min- we will make on TRADE-INS! A trip up Jefferson street to the AN­ DRUS SERVICE STATION will me of Brian WE ARE DELIGHTED wai naw NEW DANK OPEN­ ED ON SATURDAY C1AL OFFER on FIRESTONE i ull National Bank of Hastings new tires, our SPE- id in ill i The Deposits in the New Bank Far Exceeded Our Expectations If you are consideerI John . INI Fill I QIA/INR I iJLL Ulllllu the R** '-remphn1 wm » «urat at T1J Woman* Utcrary Club will Loomfa’ home Thursday hold their December meeting thisantj j.-ri(juy • week niursdav ut the home of Mr* Mr. .nd Mr*. Carl Gilliland have .?**"/ * ! Inued from page one) , , . . rented the Mrx. . Ja*. Hullibcrger ?„J HASTINGS CAGERS . ltalrM 1,‘” *" rai'“l I ting ih'eyAmrds in order and the house in the southwest part of 9 .,,'” ‘‘j**1 town and .ire-moving in tills week. ' PEEEAT WOODLAND Herewith are the results-of theji,< h< rkkj^?dV!or distribut.un. Many people will be surprised to. ' The munv friends of Dr H c PJP* cfJ,unzV’r L’ ™ * t First Ttiiun Wins Thriller j ‘ L«ra-to Baflow. Hasting*, def Adan?I learn farm inut thiit inoie tnan thun twelve hundred peckham r.muny 1'• «>«* . v- Tabbcr; r.u .ihmiiinn Mr.- Geo. Thompson and are sorry that«>t heDr. ha*hbeen »lr< - -- ----- more -■ ; ----- t«< -nt -iiunana ..nummin .,iv ii, Moray, Grand Rapids; dec.. dec . 3 round! rounds.’..>I! people in In iht* lht< county are listed llatefl tfa it-* i(Rconfined „,.«,«./< to lz. the o... home i„„„„ of „r late with win. a ‘ lr' K on on n i Mproy, 22-20—Reserves by | Ml** DorU Whitney of Kalamazoo. Tills exceeds |'Frank Sperling. Halting*, def unemployed. »» . - number —- Mw. > , ]nnv. tuck; Tin Doctor has had Louis Bbvicr. Waylaud; dec.. 3 by far any advance estimates con-i remarkably good health and it is Score of 19-14 Royal Good homes. ' [coining ■labor In .... the; rounds.. ■ ;wr«....o “«’'< condition* here ... The fine spirit of co-operation manifested every where Cbach Hawthorne'* up-and-eom-;1 Bert Suehowaky, Wayland, def. county. Tills number include* than* hoped he will soon be out again F E. Brunner. Victor'SlMorf and The senior play. Oh Susan." given Ing squad of cugerv took two game* iFied Thoma*. Hastings; dec.. 3 on “ Pearl Smith were, in Hastings the welfareroll ------”-------*’ and —■* those *-— Mio in the. 1. O O F. hall Fiiday eve.'.Mrs ­’ on business from the strong Woodland quintet* rounds. by the'people of Barry County guarantees Tuesday. have not yet apjjlied fdr aid. ning drew the usual full house, it in the High .school gymnasium here j Herbert Gerke. Grand Rapid*, def |' One of the main problem* in out­ Wc understand that a new gas Saturday evening. The first team I Curly Bailey. Belding; dec.. 3 rpunds. ; lining a program of CWA project* S Mm Tto wSS -uitob to uitoto w..y1„ wtutta the success of our new bank. PbnoluBro. Number won a thriller 22 to 20 when Perry | Ed. McGrath. Hustings, def Virgil i* to *sec that the work is spread IS Swfiu. tuvsed in a basket during (he final jRing. Belding; k. o.. 2nd round I evenly throughout the county. Fath­ select any one or more actor* a* be. --------------------FIlAlltlt.VILI.E. moment* of play. Hastings reserves i Vern Banker. Kaiaina/<io. def. Eder Geller say*. The money ds being , Ing the lllv stars olu,., nn nnjoi« sn-mra .«. \irr Jackson attended the wedfor everyone seemed, to wedmanaged to win by the slightly ,die Skiba, Hustingt; dec . 3 rounds *prnt by Uk- government ta bring rXcrll ,n hl, lM.r rule The special dltMrs. ^ Of Jackson her^Jn attended K d Uie ?Ptan-----------------------larger margin of 19 to 14. ‘ " Tom Sudiowsky. Wayland, def about a uniform mcreare increase in Aply cinploy- numbcra numlx.rs betw^.i beiwet U the oct* act* wr^all were, all Jg “"n 2^.7,L. ’ ‘ <.,< PtatnJll M^Jwkv.n As tlie scores indicate, both team* Gu* Ort*. Kalamazoo; dee . 3 round, nrnt throughout the entire country.Ihey*w 4lbrrtbed to be. The fojight hard and not once during the Pri. Bari™. Haxun«>. <1.1 Lro n.rS man mm, br be .and ‘^ „umbr „ trnd„.d w >■» bMmm Fwlnun Si, "nd "r ilrhlMm U» .nd In.-M.n.- tort bSTreS^dW .ndTc two contests did either tram estab­ Hastings, Michigan lish n commanding lead. In the first j Lst*ruUnd. oasl*. . . hmvtv an,31nnc»« n« rlirt nt» ■ .. « ___ ----------iut M il» mkrt, iww under•«“•> **■»• a. did .1cw.lul.ttoB, team game, for example, the score ' Joe curry. Kalamazoo, def. Art ' A A JIM oi mo. projects now unuer ,---------------fo the character number* by oL, Don Iv.., forget forert tlw the baaonr b , one —.... .— and hl the end of the half was 15-13 in । Dowdell, Belding; dec., 3 round*. wav will give rnw tome some idea Idea of tif how till* this . _ ....... ---------.. .... -------. . ... . uon’1t rorgrt iik u way it* member* Nnmfa-rs on the liarthicken *upi> r lit the M E church !_■■■■' ■■■■■■i—...-------------------------favor of the HaWricster*. ■ problem is being met here in the monies and guitar, ajso.solw. by Mr. Fridav hiKb. A 1)lny. The Family Perry was high scorer of tlie evecounty. unusc Chuw were swimr mi-IIhi nnn attraction* on tie; Roundup." will fa- presented. Be n.ng with Jive uoals.und a free tin-ow! in HjMtou 63 mtn V bWtort program- Miss M„, Elissa El,i.u Lewi* very sur,. ntu-nil .. . . * Mr*. Charles Mullen and Mfa.l SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. on street improvement work and the pleasingly Tangly played■ one ----­ of her piano to his credit ; Thomson ot Halting* Mr alltl Maurice Hughe-. fcu’S\S*d<>?hat Tlieodore extension maiii-, Other co: dfld Long of Woodland . were next, -r - -------of water ■ -----— .pro- »okMi. We congr.it ulute the members »*r, Mot* and Mr- Cecil Gin:* n J,r<! recrlycd that Theodore Boyd Cortrlghl of Otsego. Miss Ruth! Several from here attended Un Jett, are also in line of th(. caAr^ tlwlr dirrctar* far. ^.nt ”h irMfav in Kalama-<■ G"b ?’ M*',ndon,,d"U 8u"da> "'T" Nelson mill Mrs. J P. Kent of Bat-1 M.nIor play nr Hasting-. Friday eveeach connecting lor u free throw and Twenty-nlri- to. .re beu* |uir .™ui.i... rmrn.mntrliixiui ™ Mr, t " re ■ A bc.b-.m 1,“ml u>. ■'tourtevi lr renttwry tb- Creek were callers on Mrs. Sarah ninR Blld enjoyed it very much four field goals. Hershberger ot _;.u ...... M(s J)m W1]rrjx ttnc; Wednesday. -He leaves his wjfe and D Woodland gave the funs one of the [ Smith and *«-Mrs. Mary Polley Wed­ two children and a host of friends. nesday afternoon. mast .'killful exhibitions of free1 . children ___________ , with the forSpent Sunday •fiwre .re 3ti mm in MBMI.WB. “S-MU ™ some > ■" tContlnued from page one! Middleville L. “ MrI ‘un “ yr,,,r V“U did Sympathy is extended to the bethrow shooting that has been seen Mr. and Mrs. George McKibbin mer's uwliu-r near Martin. I ■ : “ 7 d ,o (•« wrek Tur.tore ■ m -ntuntow wot king on the porks. Imp _______ k ■ in the local gym for many a season nccompnnied Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tlu- pupils of the Otts Khool !T\n K.!i -tvA.inn Ulto Uiu-ttortl tbr revlwtl Mrs. M„ Lucy Bl Lucy Blanchard. formerly ot „„„ cmwlnietmit , when he made eight points out of and rmy well wtobrr to Ute com- „„ lire Itoure «nd »n »B1. [^STu HreN^Stmr m ’ ureto iito ’ Mr Wetzel, our school nune. and McKibbin and family anti two guests arc preparing a program for ChriMthis place: was hud to rest in our oI lllc Ttiorn.npleeight chances for a percentage of nun y mil Barry enunty wUl IkW lcllc ,wa lm ' i---■ and Mrs. James Estelle are pastors cemetery Friday uftqmoon. She Dr. fxiwry came Friday. Dec. H. to to Kalamazoo to spend the day with mas. [ it will prosjwr. There can be r._ 100 |>cr cent. f ,m '«’.«-mir’b ’and 'R-.r T.’br ■'bm.T’to T, give the dental exams. They found Mr. and Mrs. Will Shattuck and. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gurjiam and ' question about the efforts of the ofTwo games are scheduled for this w XrntSJV'nTa, bScS :?"^.‘“' M"‘"' “ "“ 'tlkUkltlrr. Mr Paul Bay. Wcblw,- many teeth 'in bad condition and family. i ■children ot Kalamazoo spent Satur­ and management of the new -i u,;^ 17pr ^u;K;: 'oThie ffah'hiicherT' week. On Friday evening Uie Has­ ’fleen day morning. . She; leave* to mourn a few children with teeth in excel- ■ Will Mullen was called to Has-bday with hl* parent*. Mr. and Mrs, to make II nt Into the com- U1 „ltn,ts. huilrttna ground*, building new new «xmcfa. pond*, and: and ; r‘?.'ab tings teams will travel to, Middleville ; bank ‘ tings Saturday. His mother. Mrs. Francis Gorham. munlfy life in a normal and helpful .•trnightcninu the evurw of 'West I - Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rogers. Mrs (uut four daughter*. Mrs. I. B- Broun lent condition. for contests with Uie T K. S. first । manner. Margaret Mullen, being1 seriously ill. The Glass Creek Nutrition clow Ralph Stewart and Mrs IZnn Hawk add Mrs John H Hall of Plainwell. «.. m ....r ww,... ... The children arc enthusiastically Creek to Improve the drainage of1.• were Hastings visitors Tuesday. and reserve five*. Saturday evening! - r.. practicing for a program to be given Later—Glad to report her better. held a very enjoyable Mxrlal meet­ Mrs. Paul- Ray i.nd.... Mrs. Russell the Howel) High first team, comes The new bank starts off with a the ponds. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Calthrop ing, Thursday ---------- . at the home of-Mrs. Mr*. Pearl Smith completed her jScott of Kalamazoo She liveii here at the Christmas tree Friday eveUnder direction of Mr. Walker,• 1I work hen- to test their skill with the Has­ clean slate—for It Is a brand new _____________________ „ Visiting, a Mrs. George Bel- Wm. Havens at the home of Mr*. Williams ,many years and wns well liked- mng. Der. 22. Everyone welcome. spent Sunday with bank. It ha. 1 , the liquid assets of the county dram commissioner, fortytings first squad. As a preliminary dinner and 3 grab bag made it a ‘ j near Nashville and returned home Sympathy , is extended to the The primary room made crepe pa- lingham of Pine lake old bank that were relected by the nve men are being employed to imgame tin- Hirsch Brothers quintet IJarrv Killick of Pine lake is vis- pleasant duj- for all. Tlie-January ’ ।I Monday. . ' <dimghters. per butterflies for art work lost government examiner.;. Hie remainprove drainage conditions in various will play the J. C. Penney five. Sev1 -Tlie W. M. A held fin ail day Mrs. Andy Havens, another old deck. Tliey are going to-be given itmg Mr. and Mrs. Verne Calthrop mreting wW be held wWh Mrs. ,mg 40 pet cent of the assets of the scctwHw of the county. and Hard this week. Franco ErWay. ; meeting at tlie home of Mt*. Emma neighbor, । buried here two weeks away for Christinas gift* c..^ hu,i*.d and « veniy-.U ..... Ornm.n [ >!ago She was included in the line-uie. ol these tfro: did bank ure in charge of the ConMsCalltun Community Club Miks Nora Chappell of Grand The — —“ too lived here many>years Ed. Wilkinson is visiting relatives senator. Leon Tolhurst, who will me being employed on the county! tennui. Rapids was a guest of Mr, and Mrs. will meet this Friday evening, Dec. ' The revival fcrvic.es al MoulU ’ n 1 ago and usually with her family in Kalamazoo. proceed as rapidly as can be done. ,oad projects under supervision .of <khurch are still in progress and-are . 15. at the home of Ira and Belta Herewith are details ot the H. H. Floyd Shvlp and family .last week. visited in the hojne of Mr. and Mrs. Milo ix-hman is on Uie sick list. with the jnterest* of the depositor* AKin.wn McCallum. 8.—Woodbind first team game:. Mr. and Mrs. John Vanderbrook Sam DeBack each year She will fa- He is reported as somewhat imdland ,n vk‘w' r*’,h‘el whal h,‘ <i‘n fr?n' paintcra ari Mrs. Clara Robinson of Grand Hastings Woodland We wish for hi* speedy re­ and daughter of Kalamazoo called long n,p 1,SM!,'S ,hat w‘‘r,? t'.‘rncd ovl'r t(/ in Uie court house. STton..Vne. u..,y! c‘,rdta' •mixsed not only by her own family provedPerry on Mr. and Mr.-. Sam DeBack and Rapid.; and Mrs. Hajui; Erwny ot but by her many friends. 'covery. ' ’ ‘ . him. From the asset' j-sjinerger ....... ....... — impounded ....,............ .......... r.uiiw iiiu, v...., Thomson HendiberginMr and Mrs. Henry Benz-on Sundajr. Glass Creek are visiting their sis­ Nearly everyone is afflicted with Mary Jean Smith, went to Ann i..tl nrt* wru-lr <wi rrw..; utwl hurl ..... ..... • , : Johiwm “*n w|lh i*1'* Conservator there will Jncn ure at wor|t on !ua(1 and park > Dan Wise of Elsie was in town ter. Mrs. Wni. Havens. Beckwith । Dad Angell of Hastings was in Arbor Monday with the Kellogg . be rollecu'd undoubtedly enough to project*. Smulker , 'make ^-... _ _ arc - u.._.. __ Junior .Band where tliev' Triple-Unk Club will meet with hfat week on business. make ua further further Luhtotaiitlnl substantial nnvrnent payment '"Ten'men busy in Freeport uw““** atU'nd,!‘l School ; Arthur Lathrop, teacher in North Silver Birch’trees mark ctirvea on Forman Walidortl La. from the Unlver.-ity over Mr* Mmiw Chennery of Richland Ito the depositors In the old bank. I grading and graveling the streets tj* r. A meeting wn* held at 'broadcast ■ 'Pule school, is quite ill of pneuroad* in Oxford. Eng. The white Struble Friday. l>c. 15. co-operative din-'■ I It stems fine to have two bank* and on M-wer project* |4.>wi.n10Uw. Wednesday evening WJR. Bring table Mr. and'Mrs. Enos Lacoursc from,-nrr. ---- ----- — -■ service. All at- moniu Hope to report him much barjt reflects oncoming car heud| improved soon. ■ lights. NINE FAST BOUTS FEATHDC l n n C cum*/ uP*ard:- ot *-4lN’-000 of de- work on street project--, and the ron­ t arc sorry we. were unable to get a' Gun Marsh have moved into the tend. Program'. I Unt I. U. U. r. onUW pasiLs arc made available lo farmers, struettan of . an .athletic field for the;rreport of the meeting jind hope tp be । . school. • — ----------------business 1 business menmen andand laboring laboring menmen of of township ® Xtn XvoB « wtonBtoul SIX wrl Tn™1 1 Tuo prr Two technical knockouts knrttout* featured, featured. U1U lllU cUjr city an(1 and county, which fa a de- T;.. .upnhid by n»d irbkbto. M«1 S pSS, to ! the card of amateur boxing staged cided help and will be a great benefit fa, supplied road project*. Most: at Odd Fellow* Arena here Tliur*- ilo «j|ts city and the surrounding of this work in < a type that can be.I lage. under the provisions of the fed- I day evening before a hiir-sizcd territory. Ail will be glad that the abandoned temporarily in favor of CWA. So fur they have been crowd. Petr Rirlow.^ Hasting'., impelling lias tak'*n place with such other special project* tliat may be •: era) busy cleaning ditches and laying tile smothered Lew Robert*. Grand Rap- RlXxi px-hng and with evident wish required, .1. ’ to care for the surface water that ids. uiider a barrage.• of blow* within Ly «-Vi ryi>xly that the National Bunk । n-i... The th I he ttirory of the CWA tmploj- llvrvloluIl. has Mood in pools until the first minute cf the •• ---- shall • ” ------“! .Vl' Hastings prosper. round; Ed. McGrath. 119. Hasting*. , *u>pi>ed Virgil Ring, Belding, ns the I . W, B. Anglfa of Marlborough, “UKhlyita" '» ,iouibl<' by bn, totoi plan‘„ri" undl.? lbJ'pro>^ ircond round opened. Johnny Wirth Wilis, recently became the chmn«“>' «“U-r intoiu will > laid, uw stopped tin* bout after Ring hud pion town crier of till England. lied by htolnii IMbide token "« .idyw.lfa .epulred, 11.- wi-lUr.- Ibis l«-.l merctanto; a u dMllW up O1 „„ Will be benefltted tlirough increased rrhL k . d*nd.._ ,h„ ll.de. enmnitollly- >,««-, .r. X'i.T B^'r* « A2' to Improve .through an increase in OjnmuUce fa in demand for I«kI products, the retell oT JeS Sea.and K fa ci inney! 'atchcs UUUIIII Ulin III FREEPORT. JofMr* J 6 cool Friday afternoon.' 1 Mrs. Claude Walton ha* been quite. Waiter Chcrholt of Detroit fa the: f«KioAUly ill the pa*t two week*, butijwst ofhfa brother. Cha*., and SAVE you money! ANDRUS SERVICE Corner Jefferson and Court Streets HASTINGS x PHQNE 2240 denumd for product* fa «-X)M.-cted la t . n t b t J2000 ... rr-uel Uvontoli- tor «n Incrnm- to “ “hr Md .1 emnltoWW the niiunitotourlng fb|x-nt here. the men being paid at linduatrii-Kjhrourttoul die eouulry. t , , ,d on (hPf work neie ale: Su1 «■'"■> *<>“>” w ; .-HI be re.pon.lbto lor ..tetor.1 Up- .^“£^“,££.''^5,5x125: :swing in employment and a ebnse- ’ .... Alb(rt WcUa 8 p quent improvement in conditions. — . . H rn> hniuitw iiwir nn •n»T'trVi’X'SS. to 'n^Cbr^toV^^^U".; *“*“1 If..f basement on Wednesday ot this UniK-d; U U KSTdo to 30 wr“a“4’ n... PU„ ..1. be nnto.ned or'.b.n• nX « COME TRUE AT Tlie pun u tnin*ly r.p.rtment.1'‘b'fjJX'Tin nSTnSTh./ “jr-o JU’S b" "S? «T-mTU»mp“o?.S“r;' £»>! “"I* “T*. ?"?c .-Ln..'« !!,"UX'T“ “Ch “ '“““re iS2Zk to-™i tane Monday' The Messrs. Karcher with the rest cmtTii’ «jiii'iT7 |of the men. remained to complete a »« i . lnr8e W««« which they are erecting Mi.\» Ruth Horn visited her sister. for the Mate. , ‘ Mabie, of Battle Creek from Friday; canned fruit fa-now being collect-* jintfl Sunday. ' -ed by the ladle* of the M-E. church Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gibson. and for nYonson hospital.-Anyone caYing son. Gerald and Gordon Kenyon don:U<. onC or nu,n. cans {dr thli 21? .^un±L n**? L; *^h>- cause are asked to leave The Laidies Aid will meet with them at the church basement not Mrs. Forest Sinllli Tliundjy tor laU.r Uian TTninto.y nlpbt ol 1111. dinner, everyone I, invited to at- ,wk. (illp.y „„ a„ „„ h#nd Ior. u‘nd■ 1 exchange. Mr, and Mrs Canard Smith ot A ..„up kltchc„-- has tostabHtohnss ath-nded prayer Ineriln, |ULcd at‘ whoo, fne pUrp«v la to' ni bi" Fre" Horns Wednesday provide hot soup, at noon tor chll-< n*5, ... dren who do not have enough nour-; Mr and Mrs. Ustar Soimevllle „w f00<1 so it is - mannod" .nd Lorraine .nd Lorna were by Mr. F. T.bberer. Mn. C~ uncheon koesu to Mr. and Mrs Thompson and Mrs. L. B. Lester, and n.T'un '"'’" a“”->U sponsored by the Woman's Club, day nlkhL I pUM waJ. (or a On„ .JJL. , A.d I?WT I. c Terdt e'chrl3tmiul pr««»»> ■hc M-B, spent last week with Mrs. Manila,ehureh. Tlx- commitlee In charge' *1?’ «« . . met with the children on Monday QI'a ‘ "P Miac?er..of,nfternwn and gave rout the part* vC(1vl r parnU'21r' The response on the part of the . a 5 ?yh.n' m children exceeded their expectations d Mre"1 nl8hiii < iand necessitated looking \tJ!fa mf .Tm ‘e wnd J?"' material. Committees have been Mfc Win' Son>appoitU<’d and are working to make. nevilks ami daughter. Suzanne, of the finest ChristmaJ nrozram andt,Mr«rCL*>S^lt‘toUndMt W*th M-r'*FrccPort has ever had. Tttre is to be Mr' and Rmiih n-r a ,argt'' rcvolvlI« Christmas tree and rota Unn roTt1 S ult,>' Bcr' everyone is Invited to bring their X ATAnSftnft tV’n »wu and place them On It like they Mr ana c \L lU’<! i did Jn the good old days.-' The date Rapids Sunday. iLbbie Smith.'wiw cldSVj^but X^Vb^ab^ Ju SJSS? ,he “nd l’rogram wsl WlMrUmS' Mr* Te«e Krnvn., nJ Th<'re W<U Only “ ""“h «TOU»> a! Hlckorv Corners swrutS^dav nr?f thc M E church Thursday evening to lutcu to the wonderful address Kd to KCn?on? arid Bun ’ B‘vcn by Dr Ra,ph Ttn“>lu> of Mul-dar e?enin? u?th M? ^<4 Mrf rt ,ra- I,ldli* Dr Templin represented F yKeiivron * th M nd Mr ■ °‘Ithe Northwest India conference, ‘ .., ' . ._________ j which has been taktTn over by Grand -rho . .a Rapid* district and is so well acOth?r ror wnrM1 IQWrtnted with this part of India that other Inhabited parts of the worid.lv.t u th rive an unusuallv in- Sn?bf toT*„ “ «cS»ro^.S ;Lre, (Italy i.'0by mean* of a new i -* ' Venice nwSlK? “"" U iu ,n u,. r->t^i<>rte<i that sodfew •“ueo* * Jhe mainland. splendid opporUmlty to hear about I The farm population of the U. 8. I these countrier. and peoples and ' jis now the largest in the history of • their problems. Mr* Morna Vanderllp is assisting the nation—it totals 32.242,000. with the household duties at the Aluminum paddles devised by a N. home of Morey Moore, during the IY.. inventor to be worn on the hands iUness of Miss Clara Sisson The W F. M.‘ 8. met at the home ■ greatly increase swimming speed. - 19-pc. Aluminum ... 79c All Silk Service Hose Linen Boxed Handkerchiefs 25c Novelty Wool Coat Sweaters . . .$1.98 . . 69c Rayon Knit Bloomers............ 98c 5-Piece Bridge Set . 23c Large Box Stationery............ $3.98 Zipper Traveling Set 98c Manicure Set . $1.98 Calfskin Hand Bag Washable Suede Cloth Gloves ....79c Extra size, 72x84 Deepnap S^s,98 Single, Reversible Blanket— 9 1,1 Penney’s has Gifts wuwMrriimiL s Satinfaceci Dance Sets . All Wool Sport Jackets All Wool Sport Sweaters All Silk Chiffon Hose . Leather House Slippers New Style Ascot Scarf 3;Piece Toilet Set Fine Quality Kid Gloves All Silk Biascut Slips . “BABT DI Mt LES'I For Kiddiei' Parties! QT!other will liLro tltoeo f like these/ $1.49 $3.98 $1.79 . 55c 98c 98c 98c $1.98 $1.49 COFFEE SET Somcihiog new! 2-pc. urn with handler! Hamtnercd-type tray! In a handsome gift.box! Soft and cod • S..4' dly. — damt- r <'yg dA ily dreued I \>e^**~**^ Rubber p*nlie»f ' Eyes that go to sleep! 18*1 Qlher» 98c up I 8 can flay this. Boys’ 22-piccc ELECTRIC BOAT RACE GAME TOOL CHEST ll'» 17 inches 9Sc 98c Hour, of fun! Fi — larludiat 8 b*lbt. 2 baittrit11 Metal board — measure* 19 x II! Like the ■Fair"! CHRISTMAS GIFTS. ' for DAD < Monogram Scarfs '98c Zipper Traveling Sets$1.98 Leather Bill Fold49c Box Initial Linen Handkerchiefs . . . 49c Fine Quality Pre-Shrunk Shirts . . . 98c Boxed Four-in-hand Ties69c Leather Tipped Felt House Slippers, 79c Fancy Wool Faced Dress Socks -. . .49c All Wool Coat Sweaters$2.49 All Wool Lounging Robe •$3.98 OPEN EVERY NIGHT MONDAY TO SATURDAY r C O . loveiy �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1J. 1#3J mile from Streeter'* Gun lake land­ From Our Scrap Book ing. and were working north. They Backward Glances; Views and Opinions; I claim the road 1* a gef and •work of PROVERBS OP INDIA vertising doesn't even exist; then ha; commenced.—MiddleSlate Inspection. Bits of Yesterday grading What Others Say tliere are numerous soaja widch ville Bun. The fool talks and the wise man A Growing Army. float because of the purity of pro­ There Un't * city In the state of thinks. ' ■ I Michigan of the sire of Hastings. Allegan Experiment#. If you throw a handful of stones, ducts used In their manufacture, so EVERYONE MUST HELP. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. ! that pa* a better barber ahop than one Mt least will hit, * A Hydro-Electric 'Project, tjie advertisements and labels say. Not anotha winter like the last I Mr and Mr*. Deb Norwood of tlie Central Harber shop of thi* As we are inwardly, so -shall we . Thai wag tm- pledge of the new personal anti Sheridan are guesU of Mr. and Mrs city owned by Bu*by Bros They run appear outwardly. In these day* - when . rof.air bubbles—the waps in question Admlntatr4uonWhen it came into i other Anger consumes ourselves, pleas­ expenditure* have to be clo*e- B F Taylor until after the holidays. five chair*, keep posted on all the may be 100 per eenl pure but that J”5uUieV^'rii>ta"*the‘'iSolt Mrs. Ednu-e Black. Mrs. Down, latest style* of hair cut* and have a ant neas consume* others. * ily watched. Il give* one a decided and Mr and Mrs. Wayne Merrick large patronage from traveling men A greedy man has no taste and a j pain-to sit by and see the way that culled on friends in Vermontville iwho often let their hair grow for lasy man no rest. ____ Isn't tlie reason they float, they rise earnest hope ot every citizen, Sunday. IN e*UKY COUNTY hix MONTHS «&. u> the surface because people are BuI government alone can't do it , money » 1* *«...« being squandered to build weeks al a time tn order to have it Drop by drop the oceans axe filled, - 0 pay for air bubble*. One all. We ran rpenit .irnney tor rellet-Lp mueal machUW.. 1 । MU* Minnie Matthews left on!'cut right al Busby Bro*. IN*iiaumy*<;*uxtv* three months iwl,,int^ stone by stone the walla ... are built. and we are. but there u never ... Sunday for El Paso, Texas, where Wlh. Hall returned from Belmont, I Tell your troubles to yourself and i an a or. ...---- *je continue In this manner for ।enough. We can build public work.-! ,, , , , , , . she will spend the winter with rela- N Y..- with ----- -------------------- your happiness to the world. Dan Reynolds Friday ODraipx hammy count' t'»e last horie races in lives . night, and। *■— •TEAR IN ADVANCE .... is visiting — relatives in । wilat are you going to do lotnoc.. . »t.s<> page upon page. Some of the pro­ -but there comes an end to that. ’ * and the public treasury t* not botH*e currr,“ ,T,uo:1 MLm Julia Mela Arnold, who came the city and vicinity. kqw. do today; what you are going duets me good. Mime are harmless, 'tomlen. A large .share of any kind *erc ,u’,d, <*1,- B- ‘ ’cre urt ’V11’1’™ YEAKJN ADVANCE.. ---------[to do today, do note. others injurious, some < of the home last week because of illness.! ot relief effort must be borne by thc'" Mn l'KiP-°> l‘d onpositively tlie payroll returned to Olivet college on Mon- FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY’ .If you bear trouble you will, see ADVERTISING KATES. individual citizen Sl * ‘ te R^lng commissioner Mark R dangerous tor the laymen to us*. 1 * applnes*. >; . ; John Brow n., late an eniplpyee of haj DUjiUj •dt'wtu.uf r«t»» <.« And this doesn’t mean Charity Hanna Nov. 10. according to un au­ daMr. water bubbles much and Mrs. F. muoeswr Chidester ana. and me the Manner Bunner omcc. office, ana and a young man mami Shallow 8 Most of them appeal to our fear.' , i,i , thentlc reiwrt from Laming While tlua and ■** “’ KG’ O.... r J ......... ................................... . j _____ . ' . . . .. • m»' u MWC. U»r « hiw M».r X tM .link. .1 11» SUM, K a shallow man boiut* much '—U1**»V V. UW. "V ...... . U.K. L.-1 UUll BIUCll Sll« IIUS IIIUIII V . .. , ■ ----- -- - -----Be servant to a wise mail but do ‘“.?k mm orto-s.rlomduoracr.mllW:; «™ itovkto Hr. on motor, «hum: wJ-ilJISLE,!£ m!' £ Charlotte. I teaching. We predict the Alabamian* not be master to u fool. When tlie people In tlie house fall Mr and Mrs W A Schadrr, Mr will find him a t honaighgoutg bu»loiler o<T« a. swift «n and .nd easy W cure. our.. Prof. Pm.. wnd Mrs Ciuu^ 8. “n<1 fellow in whatever he may en- out the iXHisc cease* to exist. Tutoxto am mruld put . stop m u *?W-------------------------- -’'“i t'"1 4? I *"». r. Uam o( tM Central Re­ AENONE. this form 6! advertising. HOWARD CRESS rnticnt or tiw -t-.-, ,>r John f«>tic Inspector* at M00 a day each. Ralph rRocvrs ,----------of "" -................ 1 r. tunscosi oi inc cenirai kc Grund HunitLs „r Grand ..an- There ilea a vale in Ida. lovelier But despite tlie several good fea­ Brown doam the street • * thirty-one plain inspectors at *6 00 i ^ pld3 fortn Club of Rapid* will Present* Bis Services un A dollar suent it hflm<- d-« double' I*’’’ rtay Cach *alartc* for the «^t. u,. ,T ub *vrB l*ak in Ulon Hall on auiuiay Bunday anu and Than all the valley* of Inman hill*. .......... . . c ..... ■ >, .'-peax uion nau ture* of the Tugwcll Bill we would The swimming vapor slopes athwart duty. An extremely lan e share of it last hu,r uf JfPieiub*-:; .amounted lo 4e*Wfully entertained by Mr Mr 'kud m /u»i.v »v«ntn<>. n-.. a •’-> and ->* .» “ , a Momtay ey«un». Me. » Qt hate to see it pass through Congress Teacher of Violin the glen. »j aso.w For rw the arc second mxoou half nan of oi Oc-' wc- .MnL Keith Barber of Vermont;die 7:ao o'clock. Mr. Linscott U an actor in it* present form. Il/would place goes directly U> lai»»r m your own tflber after Puts forth an arm. and creeps from 1 ill racing was supposed 'J? ,y <u,e*t* were Mt and Mrs. a& wvn an orau>r and holds hl* town Tlw rest nf It goes to various •— • ----- -■---------------------’•’T" pine to pine. . ■ Wilbur Lane and Mr. and Mrs. Jas audlencq spellbound by tlie power of too much supervisory power oiwr mamtrto Ihroukh rmimaoui. wk-1 ’ ‘ Un. p.jroll.... .1111 amomrmd | his eloquence. He la one of the And loiter*, slowly drawn. On either | food*, drug* and. cosmetics in the ft*. It U always growing- and by the 1,1 ,!M3... hand Mr and Mrs. Cha* Hall and Mrs abtan advocates of temperance re­ Tlie complete raenOStaff withan- jS*** ^‘^uffhauser were were called to |term the fl' hands of one man and would set up tlw^w'^^TiftvVr'a^umired 'do” base5 Schaufifluuiser called lo 0rm jin n n w field'because he know* 'Hie lawn* and meadow-ledges mid­ way down -’’ - ---------- - - r is talking about and a new corps of Federal bureaucrat*. Hang rich in flowers, and far be-1 Countv Renuhlican Ptro i to thU report, which comes from the ,7 • niece. Mb... Neal Wil। j u m how to ti tell the »tory -' It seem* to us that present fowl bnd County Republican Pmm. iUn*mg bureau of the Detroit *ho “*«1- *»»»»* «*>«•« low them roars » THE TUGWELL BILL . - -. On Monday the smiling face of . drug laws could be amended to in­ hmg brook falling thro' the THE LAW-FINDING SP1RIT1 jNews! Mark R Hanna. *3.000 p*- ‘Kalamazoo J«rated oniiosnitnT for appendicitis A measure subject to considerable ’7^---- ' •-’ “- i George H. Brooks graced our aanc- The cloven ravine clude most if not all of the gwd Mr mXP Fm^» Vnr,v Jtum' lhe nrsl Ume ,of •Ome (tor, todrer f«ry „r«d!er. l'r;mk B W.'-l--, d.i.uiy cmdiscussion these days Is the TUgwell ’:.-.• F /’'''weTwr A. Er*a>7 wer" an<[ he having been vUlUng friends in! rinai Paulitn. features of tlie Tugwell Bill. Wc arc every official, every newspaper man. 43 twXI Jan, es C. ... - un -^ - M'g . Bill which, as IU name indicates, every leader in life, ha* felt the Ming ^.c‘r,abt’’ “P00 “ >x” ' Satmday Ind Sundav YueaU of Mr !;Stand* up and takes tlw morning;! was written by Prof. TugwSf, lead­ in accord with the objectives Presi­ Of unkind criticism, the hurt of bitJ- “?*““«• flrst t>'L'u,n' n Mo Mben । but in front dent Roosevelt ’ * chief "brain truster" ter -nd sometime* cruch words Wr wretar>-. *3.000 per year; Albert W A £" ‘ K ' . a™,.™,■. «» H«bert Parke, «t Battle!^“uJAemi^-““of' the VounJ I’Thc gorget, opening wide apart, re-, ing "brain truster" of tlie Roosevelt ;.re all human and feel th.- efleet* ot' Herbert Parker of R-nie, . Administration The purpose of the I* trying to achieve but we mistrust , ' fi.moo per year: Edwin D McGti (-rtvk wa» a week end gdest of Mr 1 "£ °Lu.. u I vc,,, veal these unfair criticisms, J1* iprivate “ M-creUry td the■■ commlwlfin*' **-n tMr6 A A Wilmont. 1- aim.: ’J™ "' *}*“ *£.,d“7 "enImT <Dec lTr°‘US Bnd I,1<m*» c«lumn'd citadel. • .tvtiuii) un- lUllllllUkMUll- ,, -----------measure is: "To prevent the manu­ hl* method of accomplishment as thoughtlessly spoken.’ facture shipment, and sale of adul- represented in the Tugwcll Bill. Fortunately. the ..... —Tennyson. "Poetic and Dramatic .’Si 1. spirit seem* to reside only in a mi-r,. • • —----- F- Fuller, going from there to Bil-;w<rc elected. I rtsident Joqn A - „- — (erated or’ misbranded foods, drugs, Works." of tacb individual ounll. norm m «ar eummimlly T,;' B SuuWr meuerorr. UJCO « vw; oxi. Mixv CWA. Allen: Vice-President — Charles and cosmetics and to regulate traffic — ... - ------------ .Herman E. Fritxke, inspector. *6 per, —---- — uuru*. Curtis. ur Jr .; Treasurer ireaauiv. —John ~ McElSUN-RISE. Those In charge of administering f day; Daniel G. Just, assistant in ­ therein; to prevent tlie false adver­ ' Kntskern; Twas the’mom Apollo's upward TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY ’ I wain; Secretary — A. Dthe Government Civil Works pro ­ ' specter, |6 per day’. The raw horse tisement of foods, drugs, and cos- ' Marshal­ fire [racket was legalized in Michigan to state Muster Ketcham ana Mrs ' ^£,Uc- Ma^'sll Cook; Prudential metlcs. and for other purposes." jgram for counties are faced with an Made everyk eastern cloud a silvery : I get revenue for the state’s perpet- Ketcluun went Monday to Flint t,>,Wmund O. Dewey; Quotation unenviable task. Here in Barry pyre \ 1 ually depicted treasury but if much attend the annual meeting of tlv- Committee—larvy Orr. Hugh B Most of Us will agree heartily with county, for example., — a sufficient AW« Carter. Of brightnes* so unsullied, that , [of thejneome get* past this fornud- State Grange. the intent of Jhe bill;-not all of as n"'^r *of‘ uorth^' project?had TUI' nwn u hu fuiL ’ ----therein ' ot nature's lives and wonders pulsed iable army of commissioners, nssist- Mr* G w. Perry of Elk Rapid - • , -V-........ ...HUI .1 . ** editor of u,v the fl Progress. [ A lliciuimiuij melancholy apuil spirit wvu well might jvin ; tenfold. will approve of Irt prbrteions. Our to whlpixd in line to keep '440 tanis. sub-asstoants and siib-sub- axstoant rs the man Who faits _ a few days with her sister. .'ll,,, mito ,here unit werc wvic *<*• pirovo 5orwl, 01171 .2*, »“<** ■ Oblivion, and melt out hi* essence ’. tiMtoanu. it will be a delightful mu­ n*nl . main criticton of the bill is thafnKn employed. Tlwre are -twelve; .. .. F. ........................ . . . " .......... . ...... u,m1 uir<*roflI iti thn Tlnllwi to keep on keepitnj -----fine ...... ....... ~~ — 70 ,l,li •u,l’rtJ* ant* h^'klorle'. Mrs g " Sheffield 6874 111 thB United , pri,M?. it places too much power in the hunnred men in the county listed on.—JACKSON. . Ito McDonald. Ray RO, and “““ T”." “• Into the winds: rain-scented eglan-1 —John KeaU. in "Endymion.' ■hands of one man. the secretary of uS unemployed or on tlie welfare line Lust AugU: t M budding army.of IM Andrew Myers sjicnl last week at wnse* on July 1. agriculture It make* this office a ron only .t third of these could be inspector* was released at state ex“"'“b ~«'«B »■ Gave temperate sweets to that well- j sun;; • Tlie foreM conservation corps In wooing sun jiense to look after the sales tux and xit. »»no™ r V*.’ run lawns and gardens, the city of Pier- , dictator jiver tlie food, drug and cos- hired to fill Barry’s quota. Furtberbeer laws According to report tin* rrro™ TkJ.TV to M Be,le*UC re. 8t D, allotted 5.000 gallon* of The lark war. lord to him; cold Delated point* of Idaho. Witahingtnetic ii|dustrics. With a really cap- more this employment had to be sprlngs had run Jon, and MouUnui. will have tlwir number has been substantially in­ t w b Jr ‘r ,X. ! wider free to each honfc owner dur- . To warm their chilliest bubbles in I pay dropped to them from the an able secretary of agriculture who distributed about the county on the creased since then but of this we Mr. ttri vnlma “ ™ l>"' "»nU; .< July______ the grass; lAn army plane will fly over the have n» positive knowledge But .-ven had sonw scientific knowledge of basis of population. Two hundred ix>s Angeles Is larger tn area than Mans voice was on the mountains; camps, dropping the numey in stout 156 is a larx<r force than tlfr.State* Mrs Mertic Earland of Ephrata. these Industrie*’combined yith cood and-twenty mtn were taken from and the mas* canvas bags. Police lias. During th<* last campaign :Douglas county. Washington, visit-, any other American city. Judgment, the Tugwell Bill might the uclfare Ust* and 220 from other ’.\______________________________ the governor attacked the state Po- rd Mrs Win Zuschnitt and ollie: Even with** plenty ' • accomplish' a wnrld of good; with a unemployed. ’ "* ” ” ~***" *’ " of aomCUmes the unkinif* remarks' of’ lice as unnecessary. If his conten­ friends early m the week. time available, the job of making tion Is true it would seem that the one person will spoil tlie day for an­ run-of-mir.e secretary, however, who 135 numbers of thia organization was mpre or leas a figurehead or a this seieptinn would not be imrticu- other to whom a hundred folks hove could be Used in looking after sales and Mrs. A- C. Brown's. Monday !r ' larly desirable If one .were at all beeh*ccurtcousjind kind If that one attended the readings given by ' tax and beer laws without recruit- and j downright crook like former secre­ prison could be made to cunthe sensitive to • criticism- After ' the Ing a new a: my. . • her former teacher in elocution. Mrs. tary of the Interior Albert Fall, a Bmic Gc.irge Webb. ’ necessary projects were outlined. dictator over these important indus­ howeVtr. the first ta>k facing ad­ would Im* les* of this Cy-s|MTking of Dr. Sheffields guests during the Wfc ape in danger of being .In­ each other* motives and ik-.*ds. past week were: Mrs. Chis Loomis; tries might do considerable liarm. Our observation U that flaw-find­. qiqctcd tn death A few years aiji and daughter. Nellie. If Battle ministrators was to get men to work t there were relatively few inb)>ecProf- Tugwcll without a doubt UJJU and w on uw tlie CWA payrolls as ing is a bad habit. We notice that[ tors. Nnw there are many Almwl Creek; Cllas. Foster, also ut Battle; sincerely wishes to correct certain qujck)y a* possible. Here in Barry the. person who "knocks" the sclrwl, every department al the state gov­ Creek; FL Blanchard and wife of J teacher* will find • fault with Q*»’ THE STORE FOR DAD AND LAD Kalamazoo; Ferd Merrill and wife bad features of these three Indus- county we believe that there is lit- neighbor .... a block away; the man or. rrnment seem* to have found s<nnc •of Bedford. trie*. He has 1U* objective in .v)ew tie criticism of the manner In which woman a ho says nftuin things about excuse for- taking on inspectors Edgar R Trim, of Clyde. New । Even the attorney general has rfvbut like many who are more skilled this work has been handled. There ,,M' home paper he or she should. era) Inve*tigaUws in addition, to a York, and Frank Trim of Tacoma. ■ For this Christmas our showing is complete. In theory than-ln practice, lie loses will undoubtedly be some dissatis^nrt VritVcizr’^h^’bSiX( corps of 21 attorneys. Hie reason Washington, spent Sunday with i Fbr nearly a half century’s experience in se­ assigned for this rnpid^routh in the their brother. H D. Trim. Previpu- I sight; oKthe ground in between. Cer- faction When Hie first rush Is over IIUU! (|3Un street * lecting Gifts for Men and Boys we feel confi­ to coming hire they together with ' talri provisions of hl* bill anil lead R may be found a mistake.if you an- tree from the'flaw-tind- number of itupectors and invctti- H D Trim and L J. Trim, anothvi , gators is that such employers can dent with our selections. The following pre to more confusion than R<xxf. How. have been made in selecting the men ue? Im* added to imyroUs without kgisla- brother residing In Oceana county, j a few of the matiy thingrf we are showing for example, will It be passible for but <hrj* **n undoubtedly be cor1J(, th|U JttUil.M7ging friend P'**. in other words thb spent a tew days visiting their pttr-.’t w njxn avenue for efits in Shi lby. their father being 83!' that will make any mun or boy happy::— any agency eren the United States rK,,p4 a* time, permits. So before t iir.d eant know. Finding Uu’|!“ . b#'..aa wide " building up party machines at stalo; years old, their mother 81. Government, to arbitrarily fix the 'cutting loov with criticism against gixid m loiks I.-, a thousand turn expense— and at present neither, the l the CWA administrator* here in more tun than tlnding fly-s THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY ’ standard* for Grade A. Grade. B and 1 legislature nor the public can do reputation. — R Mr. and Mrs. w A 'DeMott enter-11 county too freely, we should re- Mimecne* ’~ [anythingJo put a stop to it. Grade c food products a* Prof the ’ Baldwin. Northville Record. tamed tlie P. P. Club vvi'y p'.easantlv 11 Tugucli propaset to do? Quality lire'.member the. complex, unenviable Friday evening. Mrs. A. H Nobles Is there a man in your life? We .sugite.-t a big Laid January a Comnuxslon of in­ winning work they are palled upon to do. PR. COUGHLIN AND Al ladies* pnMt*und F. R. I foods is'a mattered judgment. Shall ’ quiry into Government Costs recom­ Panc<-.ast the arrow opposite his name. For Arrow Shirt-, the gentlemen*. Light re- 1 Snouting ■ mended that th** l.«u-maker.- bud­ a small, juicy, fine-grained pear, for THE SYMPHONY’ ORCHESTRA. one hand an ('olhtrs. Underwear, Handkerchiefs and Ties, get every employee in every depart­ example, be given an A classification Once again the Hastings Sym­ About twenty people from the city ment, that the aiquopriatlon for Ml are masculine gifts. or shall a. large, finely-shaped one ]nKKi> , each division Include -salaries for attended a hop at Star Grange phony Orchestra put oi* on «»a •<«•*•* most ’ l-iktam• puv Injectors and that every unit b cid.’d success, nearly fifty numbers! less juic^and, fine grained be giver. crnti:table performance, this tunc ;«vo piomim compelled to return all tax and hpreference? Ho* can peart ol dif- during the first of u series of Sun- >anui church numbe; being s>ld. Troxel* orchestra fur- j '.ffe mwuc. ■* Terent soil and climatic conditiqpe day afternoon concerts which are' political [ha* bill pass? It did not The corpse ubhed 1 e through th* was carried out and-given as quiet a . The Shamrock Club was enter- i ever be sort'd Into three arbitrary planned fur the winter month*. Al- as-aillng Persian, Satine Stripes,’ Figures, Twills and press and funeral as possible. Incidentally the ,tained Juesday evening by Mr andi If grades? And the pear u> only one though the audience was not large, pteun? Oi Mrs Hugh FurnUs. Excellent music . Cfdlvge Stripes. NEW, smart, ready for Gift i Communion Ot Inquiry Into Gov- * particular kind of fruit, anions #the it was highly appreciative and AtU*. and our a irnjment Co*ts operated well within. wa.- rendered by Mr Geo. Campbell, | choosing. -r of Ohio. Light rrfreslunenu were hundreds that would have to be factory considering the fact that mimic 1I 4rved. classified. In addition there are musical enthusiasts had to buck a state and that, as commls-lons-go, U The second annual meeting of Hu?' vegetables, grains, meat*. etc. to be heavy snowstorm to reach thb audi­ Barry County Medical .Society w«Ls; a :»-al record. held in this city un Tliursday, l> - ■ torium. ftippl* who expected to hear da&Mfjgd . it nuiv The city cl. Allegan Is evident;’' Every food factory in the United ■Jtwt another' amateur orchestra, Republican and I>rfiocr*iic iw»riU*< Jieing indetermined to try the experiment ot grand succca* as fm Stjtu-s. a.-, well’ a* thoae manufac­ must have been pleasantly disap­ those pr .... , .1 municipal hydro-electric plant. (tractive Lisle, Silk and Silk and Wool, 50c to $1.00. turing drugs and cosmetic* should pointed. Tlie orchestra' h*Y acquired 1 Th* government ha* furntoifd the tion of ofllc.-rs resulted iu- follows., ironclad Hosiery, 15c to 45c. a .suing, rhythm and *nux needed cx-h up to *410.000 to com­ Prr.ddent—Dr G. w Lowry. Has­ y be required to met! certain . jxdfitings; Vlci.-Prw.--Dr. Chua- Russell. movement that places it defjpl plete the project in our sister e;ty. Then' ha.- been a gixxl deal o! di— Hx'tinus«-c. and Treax -Dr. J C. above t)w ordinary amateur cl McGuffin. HhstlngA; 3d year term on gome product. Buch ■ctocafior. In fact there an several fine musi cinsioi-.. iwo and cor., as to whether municipal electric lignt plant.4 really ttoutd of cejuor;--Dr. c s McIn­ ratner CIMn^ jn organization, artist tyre. Woodland: delegate’ to Mica Broatlcloth or Outing Flunncl, $1.00 to $1.50. than detailed. 11 reams to us that wno have n Iplwuant experience with sucn - State Med Society—Dr. R. P. Oam• Mr. Tuswvll.s scheme to force an and teachers being .-■killed 'plant, as has alw the city q! Stunt;.' fort. NiM>hviJle. Cluu. Ptlug. who h.n been sten­ i wlicre the profit* from eily-riuntii -elaborate ayMem : f grading • onto techrildaniu •el ctnc light plan: operation |wn a Ographer in a large railroad ofljee . the n*:.'»n would result in confusion knowledge. Barry comity ? one igixxi share o! municipal expense*. In Salt Lake city lor several years’ Lined ur unlined, 75c to $3.50. Everyone nas been in Hajdinga the putt »wk and costly htixancm that might pre'- the frw rural couimmuta.i in ; But IhtrC may be a qutu*.|»n visiting his, parents, Mr and Mrs! know* Osborn Gloves. Ddlce tlx public against the realh- state, which posses*!* a rymph J;.- Pflug. Sr. Hr left yesterday tor good work Ua*t the biil h xtumpting orchestra Tlie organization dvsenn. < the .plant and.ol transmisMOn hn< •_ If he has a good head, give him a loperfoim. - * congratulation* for the quajr.y of considered, there would rt-dly br cepted .i ixHitkm in the Pension de;*»rtment ' ' [any profit Allegan will have But Uie bill u<x. hast -citral wnSk lt 15 doing Mr and MrHenry Mungftr o! FADING FLOWER jlhimi’llke $600,000 invested in *1.cxxuirucl«te ptAuton?. particular*- ' ire visiting tlieir Cortte* m*rnmc and the chill of aidam. equipment and service line.. Byron. N Y ORGANIZATIQN REFORM ly.lhc one directed ajarnst false or Mi> Mkria Andrus and Mary, n cedar c ,,:’ ol n‘,< Question for aunu, Michigan with a population, ol l>» ».-w kind uf weather F. Wilcox. aUu their counn* in Has­ ambiguous adrenving and lalx-U. we glute i j -•art * fire tn the long-'bee«use of the nature I than five million people has 43.000 unused furnace ^nd the ur. of stir-i111'- ''•‘r|h underneath 'h - bra rf tt.c tings. • also the one which would prevent local public officials on .the payroll. ring up a liUIe iuat warms up the'Thpnupple r.-.er Bu! it is-claimed FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY the me of .•.uDbtancea in the nunusizzle o: steam satyidiDte-vj engines ’orve t.ie probEngland with a population of thu«- hr-art * Mr. and Mr.- H J Christmas ot facture ol food products ana cos- ty-seven miilMMt lids but 2.0W local sot-d at ca; the inotning oatmeal.r®,n However, screralxttics that hid aluing were the gucsU of Mr and Dress Suspenders, Belts, Buckles, Luggage he hills show tree* turn-' ,'*1'"l>°'vcr plants found then; wmetic* that might be Injurious to public vfliclals one could not be uc- ’ ° Irs a (' Carpentdr Tuesday. and many other useful Gifts for men and ;old and brown. We step on a Juproducnre and rouid get mm. the health. One only .has to read of wo.Brl-.un l» ' ,,,, kbls„n alld kuml. r.-.„ ,r..n. » ,»«, boys. ■ t in the kitenrn and know Rivers thru future home. Mr. certain food, drug and coemeUc ad- addingMMUiat .V the little ttlafid realmuwv lUHui m here Quid or - u lampany Hum they would irate ; , tintt«uautumn CHrUtmaa purchased the art gallery' ... "...vers drooptw and the ‘o make their own mania- at that’piare Mxs. ChrLrtmas b venbrment* and package labels to j$ better governed with 2 000 pbh.u- „..2 find Uv If you enjoy buying where Quality is always legyes sot trees tailing ■ :n **u; t**d». ’inu J °*'l>«d system* profitable. tin daugh'j: of Mr. and Mrs. Peter appreciate Ux fad that a little servants than our own *tMp dependable and prices attractive, come to the A pumpkin is turning --Corer: nt Carlton, and a former restmore honesty miglrt be an admirable its 43,two. Successive admintetra'twns fall sun and las’.' i'kk'u. "1,.v °f ^ur store for "Dad and Lad." virtue. For example there is .the al Lansing .tavc talked t«x reform.-garden Mr and Mr> CluunTcy RIsbridger vegetable ‘compound concocted In Jn view of the fact* stated above, now jxi .NEWS GLEANINGS. of Jackson were the gutwls of B P. u,•nning r proces* ha* been deveL Rubrtdgrr Monday All nirrrhandiie sold uilhin the Slate is subject UygtMM! decade* by a certain ma­ however. It would seem that tax re- *^e d“' P*»--c* and home from' Mrs A D R-xk leaves this week tlie tender skins of New ' tronly looking- woman ut we may lorn mw U prerefca by j-Kdflvh. making it possible to: Agnew. Onawa county. She ex­ evening /nreM .* over and d-rknc». believe the portrait on the label > zation reform. in* U> be used tor evening pert* to stay '.here for about three . comes an and know months to take a much needed rest. Aomen. ' which will cure just about any a*t- The”*-* millennium will <iave ar-, that evening*, The MirveyinZ party for the new Store open evenings all next week menl that scientists have yet du- nvisd when politician* can be sued iroili d the penal colony 27 railroad between Battle Creek and French Onutui coast Grand Rapids drove Into the village lor breach ot campaign prunto ■ 'rT" it-s» than a dojos inmiet ciaim to fame i> that it Louisville Timet Raida in hi Northville Rtiuid. The Hotinai ‘D eurc for * maUdy ’ of wlUch - ‘uUor *aaa>» Banner wouwi C1 tunat«ly the sake truthful ad’­ This and That r ' “ COOK MUM. nVEXTY EIGHTH YKAB .ss WB A Lambie & Doyle i ARROW SHIRTS w g I Gift Neckwear 29c to §1.25 Interwoven Hosiery Pajamas Osborn Gloves Stetson Hat, .Stylepark, $5.00 $3.50 �THE HASTINGS bANNEH. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1033 T11OBNAPPI.E GARDEN CLUB. The New 1934 Ford V-8 Model Announced tfinsmsnts in the design of the radiator and hood and more luxurious Interiors feature the appsarartce of the anlfold give the engine greater power, the car Increased pickup and speed. A clear-vision body ventilrtlon system also is Introduced in the new Forde. " URGED FARMERS TO I The Thorpapple Garden Club CAOU oonniirTC ,heard Rev John Kitching give a USE FARM PRODUCTS ; splendid description ot English Gar. . den# on Thursday afternoon. Dec 7 Speaker Stated That Dairy Rev. Kitchins ’ told of what one, -Industry - — -• — ■ Would Profit I would see on a trip tia England. On ; Immediately ’ leaving Hie American snore you i ■would be accompanied by tlie seal ...t a recent state gathering ... of Hulls and on arriving ut Engluih I farmers a speaker gave his hearer# , vhore*. be nut by flying Itoh and 1 something very wltotesome to think (dolphins. One’s first inipre* ion j about. His theme was dairying and । would be tliat England U a great, he said that every dairy farmer, as {garden, having been under culUva- well as Hie people living in villages, llton fora thousand ytara. . cltle# and in rural district# ought i He spoke of poor girls .from the to he Interested in a prosperous I slums who sell flowers at the en-i dairy Industry which had so much i trance of public building# and thra-1 to do with a proqierlng farming- inj tera fur a living Flowcra sold by 1 dustry. Then he made a statement; । these girl* are grown bn Scylla I*- which ought to challenge the |U|lands, and picked in the bud are • tentiwi of farmer* He.declared that brought to tiic mainland each morn-,‘•very farmer who I.* now buying ‘ing. Wherever you go in England । cocoanut butter and other i.uhsti-, you find flowers, the small garden* | lutes would buy real dairy butler, being the mot attractive Many ot,un(l I1 t,,,■ J*ople in village* and ilhe most beautiful garden* are sur- c|tlcs would fallow suit the dairy rounded by hedge* Industry would be put upon a sound, | lit oM,n tune, the name. ot. the | t«Hln« ec once. iestate* ending tn the word “holm” ^^KLINGENSMITH ! indicated tliat the garden was en-j[>UM Week’s Letter • i closed or surrounded by a hedge' Mt and Mr# ’ Goodenjugh enter-’ ;Mutil all English garden* grow old rained the'school children from the fashioned fiowei*. many of which Klingensmith school Friday eveflow over Hie hedge# like ..puc.de n| ln hnnor of the , Often time.* a fence is put on eitliri ter Dorothy* birthday I AUCTION SALE Having rented our farm, located at Castleton Center, 9 miles, east, 1 mile north of Hastings; or 2 miles north, 2 miles west, 1 mile north of Nash* ville, or S miles south of Woodland, or 5 miles west, 1 mile north of. Ver­ montville on what was known as the Vert Robinson farm, and will sell at public auction on Thursday, December 21, 1933 .AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M., THE FOLLOWING:— HORSES. Span heavy horses, 9 and 11 yrs. Med. wt. brood mare, 8 yrs., in foal, 1200 lbs. Spring colt, roan mare. 1500 lb. Clydesdale gelding, 10 yrs. FARM TOOLS. 3-scc. ipring tooth drag. Sulky plow, OUver. 99 Oliver plow. Black Hawk corn planter. Champion potato digger. 2-horse riding cultivator, almost new. 5-tnoth cultivator. John Deere hay loader, good shape. CATTLE. Keystone hay loader. We Three Kings of Orient Are CONFIRMATION AT . New milch Guernsey cow, 6 yrs., John Deere corn binder, 3 yrs. old. • English i. I Mr* a. c. Johnson ha* been calf by side. EPISCOPAL CHURCH American artist* are—rffbn *een -la nding some time with her dauirhFeed grinder, 8-in., almost new. 4 The Holy Family. Sleep. My Little One (Dutch’. . ! International corn huaker, 8-raw, ■ier. Mrs Arthur Getty in MiddleNew milch Guernsey cow, 7 yrs., In n Manger. He i» Lying • Po­ Glass of Four Adults Taken The dahlia is# nature of the ville and a utsUng with the care of good condition. Favorite drill. calf by side. lish!. garden. When they begun to little coline as Mr*. Getty ha* not Into Church by Bishop ;English New International tractor disc, dbl. Away in a Manger «German i. Bring mummies from Egypt, upon been very well. Grade Holstein cow, 5 yrs., calf by 5. Tlie Holy Family and the Shep­ New International grain fert, drill. McCormick Sunday -----------------------j dpentng a casket of an Egypttun Mr and Mrs Albcri Green ent-.rside. (Continued from page one) herds. Set 2-botlom, 12-in., tractor plow, Blshop McCormick of the Grand “ buib *us V?n Mr i‘nd Mfx Bo>d w’,!1 ’ What Child U ThW? (English!. Rapid* diocese was present Sunday b’,Jd DL!,.rt”r ?£L2‘l , Katamaaxi. Mr and Mra Dougty Grade Holstein cow, 4 yrs., due in Oliver. 5. O Christmas Tree (Germain .▼ O Sleep. Sleep On <Alsatian* evening at Emmanuel church to J11111 B5rmJrt5,iand R”’*• Th*1 . Haiu** .and Mra. Hilt and daughter (I. O Fir Tree Drirk. O Fir Tn< 18-in. Oliver tractor plow, 1-bottom. 6. Tlie Madonna. Child and Atf- administer the ntra of confinnalion l2ow1 tb'’ d**‘u“ *■*- lnlr‘xi atd 111 ,1n,in Battle Creek Thank.'.jiving Xar <Swedish). St’ls. . to an adult class of four. Farm-All No. 12 tractor, new. England and tat. r found ita ««5 da._ 8 head yearling heifers, Guernsey '7. Kolyada (Ritulan) Silent Night (German>. ,, . ,. , , . into into America. Ttw name nume dahlia dahlia wa*l w;ul . Mr Mr. nnd Mra Flanders have moved Old Milwaukee binder, good order. and Holstein. 8. Fum. Fum. Finn < Catalan >. He brought, as always, a .splendid, t..-,,..-1 ;Pnvrd fro(n ,the h- ------name---fl a.. .kr'at «.»» trom neir Mltl(J|,.ulk. lhc Cultipacker, big drum. INTEREST CONTINUES. 0 Angel* W<- Huie Heard on High virile mewige to the emwrejauon 3u ,.dbhHoutiianl n3tUrah*t.(arm nu.r Dtxp ’..ke. --------in which — . — Anoiont Ftehch Noch. . Harness—1 set heavy. i Tiie InQrrtSt and attendance de- — —— the — challenge ---------- ot — Christ* -----SHEEP. Pleaching of fruK trees, which to Rollo Johnson and wife has pur' 10. Hallelujah Chonr. from Hau­ mand the continuance of the evan- work and it* saUsfying qualities very very conuimii r.na>aiiu. common^ m in JCnglnnd.^was in- chased the Sheldon farm cast of lers Mcssiiih MISCELLANEOUS. geihtic campaign at the United were placed tx-fore his listeners m a lIO£tucc<j by tbe Rf*man*. Tre»50 breeding ewes. 2 Shrop bucks. Romans.-Tree.* are Yunkw Springs and will move tjiere: Vocal Duel—"The Angel ot Brethren Mission, Cor. Jefferson and most inspirational way. It was “a trained■­to grow a* vine*, no natural :..4JGn. ' 100 bu. fancy oats. 2 purebred Merino bucks. Jghl’’—Coombs. Center SU.. another .week. (message of lr.q» and encouragement 1,1 vine* being grown in England. ApMr. and Mra. Wm. Biigood of 400 bu. ear corn. I Violin Duet Ave ManaBi huMr*. A A’. .Griffin will preach each gained from hi* observation and pie tree# are trained to grow along Nashville have moved in with Mr 5 purebred Merino ewes. evening with Miss Beryl Roof at work throughout the Grand Rapid* 50 Plymouth Rock pullets. 15 ewe lambs. Christman story according lo St. the piano and Miss Ardath Leonard district and in other part* of the garden walls Gardeners cut the and Mr*. Van luyl<- and Mr BilAlmost new log wood heater. OrneT ' *"’* fW C;'“ nCS’‘ .>ukc. dlrccUng the singing. Tlie- opening country, targe confirmation chuu1.*; U|la.x.b rather grottwque or funta*5 swarms of bees. Part II. Mrvices are very helpful and in- have been ‘J'*'«ule in his past year.* l|C dcs|gns. Vl.ry Uu l()r protection PIGS—10 nice fall pigs. Mr aigl Mir- Sherman Sliarpe —i..va .. are invited to hear work, showing that present coqdi- . „,rdpns Many other articles not mentioned. Pantomime - The Christmas Story. splraUonal. You ' and Esther ••<«* and «»aiv»u Harold <u of maim Grand tinitK hrbinlnu m'onle tlie : Hons nre bringing people to the I.^larj. thbtrio ol Gospel workers each eve-' 7h<rt are man) ..priro.s grown Rapid*. Mr. and Mr* Wm. Johnson church for comfort and consolation Companions, Al) Sing Loudly ning at 7.15 o'clock. uh no. peaches In Kiiulanil The ....... .. .| .... .. buk in England Wtn. ........ gUc..t< ,lf Mr. ani Mrs. .. Rollo • Spanish • nlraunt ‘amMnfmmlrrecere kitchen *llcncn or p- Johnson Thanksgiving TERMS OF SALE:—CASH. No goods removed until settled for or vegetable garden “ i* /' sep-1Jnimaon Thanksgiving day. day 2 The Shepherd* and Hie Angel 1 Soldiers of Alexander the Great, t on 2 Hw W h was held ar ’'rd ,rom n “u‘“r W ",e'1 byj Ml l d «r* srated from JI"' the regular garden byu.' Mi “ and Mr*. Orville Orvdk- Picjrard Pu jcard en. nWhen Christ was Bom on rare responsible for the word ’’can­ > ■ » « U- .U_ --J dy. “ While campaigning in India Earth <IUtliun>. ---- -.. ..... sisters and brothers from ----Irving ........ — | they ran across a sweet cane the op. lh<- ll-clor. IP-. SfcNuU, .ml ?L.* Tlie First'Nowell । English i. merit, growing 1 Jt. high and not Thank/tfvtng Come, Ail Ye Shepherds ( Bo­ Indians called "Kand.” Tlie world Mr* McNulty and the recently re­ ! producing ear*. AH vegetable# nown ’ Mr. and Mrs O:^n Rol/rt-. and 'has been .-lowly modified until to­ ceived confirmation class in line. hemian). • in England have been introduced fanujv 5pent thp PI)rt wUh HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. CLARENCE E. MATER, Clerk. day we have "candy 3. Wise Men Following the Star. ] front foreign countries in nth ano; relative# m Grand RafmL. BARRY COUNTY MAN 15th BGore. vegetable., Mr and Mr* Albert Green enter. ...... centuric'. ........ . -------. . . iIS TALENTED MUSICIAN ‘Hlroduced. in tm. and. 1. K . Mr and Mrs olrnn Honmau onion*, mustard and cabbage and daughters of Maple Grove $’••”•the only vecclables grown tnere. -Sir day ln honor of vonda’s twelfth One ol the leading Barry county Raleigh introduced potu’. birthday.. members bl the Hastings Symphony1 Walter England from America. Iepri»v --------------on his mother. Mrs. Carrie L. Oerman Winkler Tuesday afternoon. NORTHEAST WOODLAND. Orchestra U Howard Cress of Free­ • in and scurvy disappeared hi England! Mrs. S B Schuler and daughter. Ungrr. and Mr. and Mra. Herman Mr and Mrs Pltny Ham target port. Mr'Cress, who to concert mas­ after vegetable# were introduced. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Meyers Miss Helena, and Mrs. Waller Cooke Winkler Sunday. and children spent Sunday at Lan­ ’ ter ot the local <irche*tr]i and a I, a' correction on new officer# was take --------------Odessa and .............. Mr.-.. Ruth Buckwere In Grand Rapids Saturday. Mrs, Carrie L. Gerlinger and Mr. sing, sing. * member ot the first violin section of imadg. ] during the business ;<s*ion. burrough of Chicago called on Mr* Mr. and Mrs. Waldo J. Gerlinger and Mrs. Herman Winkler were in “ Mrs. Lclah Neilson has been on the the Grund Rapids Symphony Otis not Civic chairman, no, Can le L. Gerlinger and Mrl Hcr- and family of South Sunfield called Hastings Thursday. sick lut. chestra. has a comprehensive bark-J• iMraGrrkkCivic chairman being appointe<r as; I around ot musical training and'ex-'i. lyct. Mrs. Roy Fuller is a member ol ——— 1 perience. Before returning to Barry l county he- was’ a number of The i | Sherwood Symphony Orchestra and ’ Central school auditorium. Ben East br WEDNESDAY NIGHT — Fea­ i The Chlcu».> peoples; Symphony will talk tm IlIc Roynlr showing pic-1 W turing Mathews’ Singing Band. Orchestra. After receiving a mas­ turn*. A special meeting will be livid 1 Ka ter’.. degree.in music lie taught fur til Middleville durqig the month of j 2f several year# in a college ol inuMc in FRIDAY NIGHT—All star en­ taking up conservation of y 'Chicago.. In addition he Jias gained! February :. \ I Or semble, masters of the square. notice us a composer, two of his irw symphonic compositions having’ OBITUARY. Caller, Ray Talmadge. been jYTCsented at Orchestra Hall Mary DePr tester was born ini' Chicago At present Mr. Cress to Burry lowiuhip. May 28. 1871. the connected with musical organiza­ daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Juke De-1 SATURDAY NIGHT — Archtions and u. u teacher of the violin Priester and departed thia life. Dec here and in Grand Rapids. ,bold and his band. The Hot3. Lfl33 She was married to Abra-' ham Content mid to this union two i CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY. Ziggy Boys. children were born. Mr*. Josie Hall! Mr. and Mrs Ebben Kelley and of this city fltal a son. Gilbert. Both family of South J’atk St entertained father and son preceded her in; EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT -r Mr. and Mrs. Allen Everhcart of death several years ago. Eleven. Belding. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kelley years ago Mr*. Content wgs mar­ BINGO. Play all evening for 25c. and daughter also Mr. and Mrs*. El­ ried to Gail Harper who survives W lis Kciiey ol Hasting* with a siimp- her. There are also four brothers and ' luoua Thanksgiving dinner-it be­ tour sisters, one granddaughter andI Dancing from 9:30 ing the occasion ot Ebben* ,47th several nieces and nephews to mourn I birthday. her passing. ' Until 1:00 o'clock! Several birthday gift* were re­ ceived and enjoyed. Rvmenibcr the L A. 8. will be en- Ifi* I*. T. A. SECOND WARD. MURRAY'S teruined by Club No. 4 al the home Everyone Is going lo see Uu- plaj if Mr. ar.d Mr.. Hamilton ’ Munn' y Here Is even- kind of slipper fon everybody, from the lit­ , Wednesday. Dec ,20.1 or dinner. Each j (jf ol the children at Second ward. tle 'T’U*J> In Boom” slipper for liny folks, to those In •They’fe going to allow a candy Judy is lo brim; u gift, value not ro which father find* perfect comfort. And In every single i shop yvltii an Ice cream cunc and a exceed 10c. -wrapp.-d and with'her Sp Don’t let Old Man Winter find you pah that-hplcndld quality and style which expresses your Merriment Prevails lollipop. I , nanu* itutde. AL*o icmember qur*W ' gill basket. All are cordially invited j& Jean Mary * u quarter . good judgment and good taste, quite as fully ns your without Overshoe Protection. Here GEO. F. MURRAY SYSTEM, Inc. I to atlend. I ST . And George is a dime— Yuletide thought fulness. i S 8 followed by preaching service ! » Hurry up so you shall . Be here bn time! ' ut the church next Sunday morn-1 are some of the low prices— Children's Prices . . . .39c to $1.00 iing. You are cordially invited to at-;2T "Every-Day Magic” . Monday night 7:30. Admission 10c. tend. • V Ladies’ Prices79c to $3.50 JHwe*' and ■ Harvey Leonard and family, who'sk Brnwji or j have been living in the Crav.lsy j Men's Prices79c to $4.50 Black . i Draw n i . . house.* have .moved back to Husting*. Misses' and Ladies' Drew Mra. Luana-Townsend and-.u-n Rubber* .. David and Alfred Town*end of St Zippers . John* spent Sunday with Mr. and Mittes' and "Children's High Ladies’ Ziippcrs, Black, Mra. Orr FHhcr. Zipper*— The joint meeting of Lakeview and Cloth or Rubber . Maitin P. T.. A * . Had to be called jW oil Friday evening on account of the S Children's 4-Bkl La dir*’ Cloth Snaps EE ilhu-x# of,Uir county iraraej” Arctics Broken Sizes Several from this vicinity attended M The Most Acceptable MKw*' 4-Bkl. the senior play in Hastings Friday tadir*’ 4-Bkl. ArrUcs . evening. , Sf And Vteful of All Gifts Cloth Arctic* from otir own state-tested and ac­ BRANCH DIS I’RKI ,'i'S Children'* Dre*» Milk has well been called the Rubbers . credited herd. Our herd, our tlairy IJ Mrs’ L.E Mudge t. quite ill w»ht|M “PERFECT FOOD," becuiiHe’it IS a .stomach trouble and under the doc- : M Rubber ur l)arni> and our method* and equip­ perfect food. It contains just the ele­ J tor ’ s care L E Mudge, who has been Pg (loth ment for .handling milk have met Rubber* ments* the body needs to build up the Bott, silki-ii. exquuitv such ith* grit one select* lor . visiting his daughter the pd#l month.1 g ' sjjch approval frum the state inspec­ body and maintain HEALTH and Bo>< Heavy Dull ‘ Men’s High Zip- JO 7K ixrscna! friends—ihn gut caressing of fftactical u e. to tors that we are authorized to sell Rubber* ------pen. Cloth nr Hub. fcs I w STRENGTH. Fr. John Dav of Tluco Oaks visit- i harmonize with I he favorite frock of the recipient. ed his mother Mr- Mudge. Tuistiaj-1 our milk as “Grade A.” You need Youth** Heavy Dull Chiffon or service weighty and all new aimdes and sizv».‘ Men's D and Sunday afternoon. That is the reason WHY the lead­ have no question in your mind as to Rubber* Rubbers Renicmb’i’. the Dorcas society at ing Health Authorities of the world its cleanness anil quality. Prices—$1.00 and $1.25 the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Dai -1 Youth** Dress Men's Heavy Dull S i tell you that EVERY CHILD should by Thursday ot this week. , ; Rubber* . ... Rubber* Higlijands paity is prepared to have a QUART of milk EACH DAY. Rev. Wnlwm. dutjict •upcrinland- > give you .. prompt and satisfactory ent. delivered the message W«inc*and that every ADULT should have Men's laiw Rub- IO 4E Rubber* day and Thursday ot last week, aba ' service. A telephone call will bring her*. Zipper w ut least a PINT. । Sunday evening. The meeting# were; Let it be plain or taiicy. silk or wool—whatever kind of ,, flays* and Youths’ 4-Rkl. Highlands^ljkiry milk and cream to j expected tn cloe Sunday evening at' ( loth or SH color he serma'to like beat. There’s an «ll-iuclu*ltv se­ j our door. • Every .drop of milk we sell comes the North Evangelical chwch. Rubber I lection here. ' The p. T. A ha* been ixwtponcd.till Dec. 22 and a ChrUWjM program j . Prices—50c and 75c ; will be given al that time. | A ChrUtma* program is being planned for Sunday morning. Dec. .24. at the North Evangelical Sun-; day school? . Hastings, Mich. ROBERT W. COOK, Propr. Telephone 2651 : Of conrac. you've heard aoout the; ;Sj*xelmUti ’ll' i- 'I freeman at th. filling station the find time and blew out all tour ot his met. EICHERS'HL i SERVICE SUM George, Gaylord & Elsie Patten, Owners DANCING! this Christmas |_a for Everybody Why Not Give -SLIPPERS? “Where ‘1.00 DRINK MORE MILK Iw Because It’s the Perfect Food! For Her A Box of Hosiery for Him . *1.60 ‘1.95 ,“....‘2.25 ‘3.50 ‘1.39 1.69 69 55 *1.98 65 80 65 85 65 1.10 75 1.98 The HIGHLANDS DAIRY •1.00 75 *3.95 IRONSIDE SHOE COMPANY । �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IX 1931 PAGE SIX MANY BARRY MEN TAKE ■------- ------- M. S. C. SHORT COURSES.Home Economics ■ Extension Work A Total of 12,508 Have Com pleted’Courses in the ij Past 39 Years i are Gifts Men Appreciate SHIRTS and TIES are the popular gifts for men! Select his gift shirt from our fine selection of 500 new shirts He will Like Good Ties! - QUIMBV GROUP. (Continued from page one) East Lansing -Barry county has T,w of ‘»w Quimby claw’ I ------ , .a-J----------------------------- :---------- „ Tood Zed MWxndZ a'radii- for of the planning of the rqwration on. July 1. 1934. men o^d f*W«r "**»* «« »»« ln Com TH, irapumry pl.n miulrr. «wrr ,|S? >"»“•’ >“»" •> “» Wnby chureh. . member bank to pav one-half nf one women who nave compiewa snort uresuimt Mrs How- 1 I per tent of its dV^sit*. which goea course, at Michigan State Oolite in ‘ l mio. rund ra, Itepurp-wul y.lM. WWW, kyrdln, ■;. » r.- hold* elvcted as assistant leader I' । rying out the insurance of bank de-* cent survey conducted lthrough land Ml** Lena Llpkry us recreation; ■ )xisiL-i. During the first year on- County Agricultural Agents. Mrs. Robert Martin ably gave ■ , other like auewhent can be made. Included in tlie list ot success- Ii leader. After that only one ns.wsment on ful graduates, classified by nwlr post, the lesson. The next meeting will be; bank.-, can be made annually. State C’Mlce addresses, are the following: 'held January 10thbanks can come Into the federal Hastings-Vernor Blough. George GLASS CHEEK* GROUP guaranty plan if they submit to a c Coats Gerald Smith. Melvin I Glass Creek Nutrition Group held 1 federal examination*of their assets Smith and Arthur K. Richardson, Jheir second moling with Mrs. Will! and are accepted by the government Uootfiund—Albert Beardsley and | Havens, December 1. in the form of for such insurance National banks. Stella M. Parrott. Christmas party,.with 16 mem-' being‘under federal tew. are of Middleville—Forrest D Bender, a bera-and five visitors present. course subject to all the provisions Pal’1 5, Cridlcr. Clifford M- Dayir. . Tables were decorated; withof tlie Glass-Steagell bill, including and Arthur W. Getty i ChristmM bouquets. . ■ > deposit insurance. , NaMiviUc-Roy G. Brumm. : Tomato cccktaii and golden fruit For the permanent plan of bank Dwter-August • j Nevinii C. Burchett and cake from the Holiday Menu Bulle> insurance, which will go into rfTcct Jainra u. Nevins. „> ainner ! ne« July. UH. bill i.roudr, Uu» ,1V O.lnrt-n Ward W r>i!ir I Mera, «..v«nmrnl will >rl ..H, Uurtoy. Morehoua-a,.d Hrr- £»'’• “LUS man. prominent j ; llMtwqooO in e»,b. dhlch beeomr, MorrbOdr">“>• had u number of “ wmuiun. ’ i.dvertUemonLs cut from magazines • Assyria— —Allan Allan C. Hyde . u part of the guaranty-fund. Il also A»vrta the members were to see how i —Rankin M. Hyde. ;। and yy 1 provides that the federal reserve Prairieville [ banks shall Invest one-half of their Six short courses al Michigan rnany they could Identity. A good Stetb College win begin January 2. *•* ’? ,Um1 <Mlt "“"y lOOk 81 . surplus in this bank guaranty fund. Two month-’courses will be ottered Uie advertisements. - . I Thai,amr MH add SIMmjm Mr to .r>» “T" « “ " prodne-1 ™"ca. "'i thr All in-julm banka, which akrlrullurr. dairy * •SuLtaTlto >“ ntavrd “a 'nroml,nmu rnchid,. all .i.hcn.1 bank, anil all •»".£ ry, " T^kl . r^thk M J' br hrid, Tne next meeting will be j state banks which are accepted, avneu turai enginrermg, practical with Mrs. R. W. Erway. Januaryheld 11.-, must pay annually one-half of one floriyultUxa, and home economics, per rent on their depodts into the A month eoltrae in commercial frui’. Secretaryguaranty fund.’ production will ako upon January 2, NORTHWEST RUTLAND. On January 1 this year, this fed-; NORTHEAST IRVING. Through an error Uie following oral deposit insurance will coyer . «.J| hw* ... -..k MM.V w,1,na Wieland spent the item was. omitted from Inst week's each L deposit In -..x any mbank that ...« has correspondence. Thanksgiving eve­ met the Gla^-Stragell bill requirehe,r “««' Oor- 1 ning the Mlws Arion Cotton. Myr­ menu. Up to $2,500, such deposits don Stahl, of Elmdale. and Doris Hall entertained a I will be m- guaranteed Kihll.Uliri'll in 111 full. lull. After Aller Mr. “**• and «UU Mrs. .ni.i. William, niiuuiii. Dipp uijrp are uici tle ---, . ----. . ’ July 1, In banks that have met thethe proud parents of a baby boy. i companyof young people in Cottonhome home Duncing Duncing was was enjoyed | | federal requirements, all dcpcMits be- bom Dec. 8. Mother and baby are Cotton en and a delicious lunch was served byj | low $10,000 will be insured by the fine. ’ federal government at a full 100 per Mra. Harlow Scpar ha* been hav- Mrs. Cotton and Mrs. Genevieve! Hall Mullen. J cent. Deposits of from $10,000 to ing infection in her hand. It has Mr. and Mra. A. N. Benedict and; | $50,000 will be insured up to 75 per been rather serious, but Ls some betson. also Ed. Cassidy of Lansing, I l ent. AH deposits Jn excess of $50.- tei* at this writing. ! 000-will-be insured nt 50 per cent Mrs Ida Moore is visiting her were --— Sunday --—■* visitors of Mr. wld। ! I of their fare value. When we sjieak «'n. Arthur Moore, while Mrs. ArJohl? Benedict. [ of Beposits of $10,000 or $50,000 and *hur Moore is caring for her sister. L py'e Vanderbrook of Kellogg ! above, we mean in Individual de- Mrs. citis Jcrnberg al Lansing. [school ’H’fnt the week end with the I jxMiit er a corpohttion deposit, where -Miss Pauline Moore was n gu^st. ,,0*be Wllw. j made by a single individual or com- of Mildred Hutchens of South! L’,c 18 ** Community meeting, ! party. Tlw ordinary bank depositor, Bowne. Wednesday night. I, Bht,' uAn !!. ”s,ing protmuu i<»-| I whOK dyposh. ran Iron, ,.W up lo ------ —------------>“w«* • pb'Mlnu Irre U telh, not exceedin’ $10 000 will be in- Arizona, admitted in 1912. wax the1 prepared by tlw committee. Mrs. ' sured the full 100 per cent after HaU> lo added t0-w‘‘‘ Union | Edger and Mrs. Williams. | January 1 next. '------------•' ' • ‘----- —---j Tlie purpose.of this Insurance ’ plan is make i: impossible tor any I bank, to fail in (he future, anil | there will lx- no tying up of bank , ■. funds. It any bank should get- into1 I1 trouble, the federal deposit insurLance organization would immediate-! ! I ly come to. that bank, pay it* de­ I positors at once the total ainAunt of i the insurance and then, in its own». way. by an orderly liquidation of the I assets b: the bank, save what it ।; could for the benefy of the insur-! ’ ance fund. . Beautiful new patterns. from Wilson Brothers—BOXED FREE! $^98 to $n95 These arc just a fewfsuggestions fromjhis Christmas store. Here yon will find quality gifts for men and boys"... at moderate prices! WAT E R S CLOTHES SHOP G i f t S' Men Appreciate The following are a few of the Special Item* for Fri­ day and Saturday, thia week. Watch our window* for REAL Prices on Meats and Groceries Every Day BEEF STEW c Found Boneless, rolled—lb. LEG MUTTON Found MUTTON STEW Found BEEF ROASTS 3 c PORK CHOPS 9 « , PORK STEAK 4 . HAMBURGER 25 5 Pound* Home Rendered 3 Founds Round. Swiss, Sirloin BOLOGNA 3 Founds Half or Whole Slab BACON Home cured, pound BACON Sliced—2 pound* Smoked PICNICS Home cured—Pound BEEF.ROASTS (Chuck)—Pound 3 pound* for 23‘ RICE 2 pound* for CHEESE 15‘ 10c WASHING PWD. 19° MAGIC—Large LAUNDRY SOAP 25° SIFTINGS 12 TEA 27c 3 pound* FLOUR 25 Fancy Pa*try—2111 lb*..75° 8 CRANBERRIES Pound | IV 5 CORN MEAL 25° Pound 25 3 Found* 25 MATCHES LARD BEEF STEAK 2 pounds for POST TOASTIES Package . BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULT! Boy Scout Court Of 1 Scarfs for Gifts! W. SCHENKEL, Mfr. A Honor Wed., Dec. 20 C Suede leather.'.. suede doth.. . wool meltons. A Fine gift for outdoor men. THE COMPLETE FOOD SHOP PHONE 2162 Announcing ... the kind that stay PUT! You can choose here for hundreds of beautiful new siljcs! Blazers, Cossacks Rosevale Market Last Thursday evening thirty; three Boy Scent leaders from ardund .the county attended the first of three training ckr si-.t-to he held ut the Methodist church mfflors. with T- Ben Jolinstun of Rattle CreeK’as1 the speaker. Supt. D\A. VanBusktrk ,is.the chairman ot theScounty Lead-' er.dup, Training committee. The sepond meeting la tomorrow. Thursday, ■evening with supper at 6.30, at tlw, •'church. ‘ ; On Wednesday night. Dec. 20. the last Court "of Honor tor. 1933 will be • held at the court room with Rev. L. ; L. Dewey presiding. Scout Executive Lloyd S^fer have a good attendance ot Scouts and leaderajit i tins meeting. . . ; Hush Riley, county Scout chair* man. a group ot five nu n and Troop '79. participated in a Scout gathering ! at Woodland on Tuesday evening in 1 preparation tor re-registration in । January. I A’ a gathering at Goodwill chinch on Saturday evening a new Troop was organized with Fred i Smith as chairman of the coinnultce and Ray Erway. Scoutmaster. Barry county was well representjtii at Battle Creek un Saturday., , over 123 ' boys visiting the Scout buijding. There were 60 mwi and lx>y> repre.-ennng Troop 65 and .Dowling. 51 going by bus to Battle Greek. Tlie boys had a swim then inspected the building and file Kel­ logg buildings, all having a. happy' time. NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. La<U Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Zerkle and children of Lansing sjwnt Thanks­ giving with Mr. and Mrs. Win Flory in Woodland. Afternoon callers were. Mr. and Mra. Shirley Slocum and Dorothy. Mr.‘and Mrs. Vernon Kurrar and Mrs Jennie Slocurn. Mr. ujid Mrs Shirley Slocum and daughter spent Thanksgiving with; Mr. and Mra. Vernon Karrar and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Slocum in ft Woodland. JS Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Henri1 /H i *3 daughters spent Thanksgivingt with I the tatter's mother. Mrs. — Ida Flory, I .... ------ ---------and son Oscar bf Hastings., I ' Friends of Mr. (H*orge Barry are .sorry to report he U wry ill with pneumonia. He was taken to Pen-1 nocl hospital las’ week Wednesday! where he is being cared for. Mr. and Mra Vernon Karrar of. Woodland apent Friday and Sa’.urM day with the latter's parents. M John Mead attended the funeral his brother. Win. Mead, at Stony A of Point Tuesday afternoon. 3 Mr. and Mrs Joe Mead and Miss Knapp of Hastings spent Thanks­ giving at the John Mead home.' Mr and Mrs. Shirley Slocum and Dorothy. Misses Mary and Jean Deakuih. aL-o Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Karrar of Woodland were Sunday guests ot Mr and Mrs. Homer Rowlader. Afternoon callers were, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Coville al:-.> Mr. and Mrs. Claud Demand and family. Murphy. N c.. is farther from its capital than from ttuwe of 6 NEW FORD V-8 for 193 THE UNIV ERSAL CAR The New Ford V-8for1934 is now on display at the showrooms ofFord dealers. Surpassing even the great Ford of1933 in economy, beauty and conifoil, it is indy the car ofthis modi era age—the culmination ofthirty years Fordprogress. It combines theprovedperformatn of the V-8 cylinder engine with two important new features—Dual Carburetion am perfected Clear-vision Ventilation. See this car today and drive it at thefirst opportunity. OUTSTANDING IMPROVEMENTS IN THE NEW FORD V-8' BETTER PERFORMANCE. Greater power, new speed, quicker acceleration, smoother per­ formance, more mile* per gallon especially at weather—all there result from the new dual car­ buretor and dual intake manifold. New water­ line thermottat* enable the engine to warm up more quickly and to maintain an efficient oper­ ating temperature. Added engine refinement* NEW VENTILATION SYSTEM permits dear vision, prevent* draft* and provide* desired amount of fresh air in any weather. Individual ventilation i» desired the window gku a paiied thia dot air i* drawn out by the forward motion of th* car. Thia simple ventilation ayatem main­ tains draft-free circulation, insures passenger comfort, prevent* fogging windshield in cold or stormy weather. Both windshield and cowl ven­ tilator can be opened to supply additional air needed for comfortable warm-weather driving. DISTINCTIVE NEW NPPEARANCEenhunced by th* newly designed chromium-plated radiator shell and grille, new hood louvres, new hub caps. Interior* are attractive, with new tufted uphol­ stery, naw mouldings, new core-type headlining, ware. Swivel-type sun visors in De Luxe bodiss present glare from front or side. FENDERS IN COLOR. On De Lux* can fend* tional half-turn. This alidc* the glass back horizontally to form a narrow dot Through all bodies and fenders ha* greater wearing qt ity and mor* enduring luster. GREATER RIDING COMFORT remit* fr newly designed for quieter and carter a Shock abaodxn are improved. Seat cushion* cuahioi deeper, with new, softer spring*. New PRICES REMAIN LOW—Tudor Sedan, *31 Coup*, *315. Fordor Sedan, *383. Da Lu Tudor, *575. De Luxe Fordor, *625. De Lu wiRdewi), *335. Deluxe Roadster, *325. Lux* PAerton, *330. Cabriolet, *390. Vieft *610. MD prk« /. o. *. DrtrortJ �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 11, 1133 ' Social Events and Personal Mention MR. AND MRS. H. G. HAYES LEFT WEDNESDAY For a Vixit With Daughter in San Francisco, Making Helpful Suggestions ' rruxrw sponge cake. 2 cups diced cooked meat. H cup diced carrots. . ’» cup peas, cooked. . Robes cup small button muihrcnm*. S c sugar. N c pastry flour. — Jo—phlnc KxM .nO Mr. T GUILD MEMBERS ENI U'.e Tr'p by A“‘° .. lemon, —... grated rind and juice. ,| Baking powder biscuit dough or *s Winston Mcrrirk wu In Ionia on ■■■„.—, afternoon ----------- ---.. Saturday. D French of Caledonia were guestej ,-r-r.i r- mm « Wednoxday Mr --------and Sift th* flour once, measure and Plain pastry. „i. G. Hayes left by automobile sift three times. Pul the yolks in, »«her beef, lamb, or pork may be TERTAIN LITTLE GIRLS Mrs H. Clifford Ddlan b in New York on 'of Mra. Ultnord-Brainard in Battle; I ,-k— ■ Joravivisit with their daughter. Mrs.'a small bowl and the whites in a luscd lQr mcoc V*"- Cui <he bold business. ■ 1CrceK. a couple of days last week. 7 empman. Shipman, m in San j-TanclACo. J-Tanclxco.- lazge lartfe one. one, Add salt to the egg whites whiles ’?*=■* ««»(■ «“at row into »mau small pieces. Cook ; Drroc. P. LaUuw returned on Sixty-Eighi Xttend Christ8>«ncy Mbs Mildred Tuttle was In De­ Sunday from Butterworth itospital' 7 ’ 1 . CaUfomjO. Due to an’arbitrary rul- and bear until stiff but not dry. I the carrote unril soft, add Utern ta­ troit over the yreflbapd. raa8 ?ftrly on Monday llnK Hi Wazhinglon. Mr. Hayes was Gradually beat tlie sugar into tlie gethcr with the peaa and mush-1 in Grand Rapids and la gaining Mrs. G. A. liurgGi and Ml*» Jean ;nicely from his recent operation. I Evening |»h»< pcrmiltid to have any pfficlal.-egg white*, a little at a time, add n»nw to the meat, sprinkle With] Barnes were In Grand Rapids on iiiinh uirihii t-nrt.n havn ir ' <-> . t it • u.u itf.io, ot Icuiuiectlon with the new National. lemon juice and rind. Beat the yolks sugar and pour the gravy over all. । Ralph and Marion Landen have ic one of the most delightful events B k ot Hartings, that Mime rule until light Fold carefully the beaten Simmer, gently for a few minute*. Saturday.' to their tome in South Bend. Of the whole year was the Christmas '“S. to offirer* in all national eM vX hito the white. Then fted Line patty pan* with a thin layer Mra. LcBaron Lockwood of Wyan- turned 1 “* B ’‘nu!a*' 'ituatlon ',o U« mature, a little of baking powder btecult .tough or dotte b the- guest ot Dr. and Mrs pajinte'M?eL*d*Mra N*V FOrt’r' u?)'nwhLi»‘ “women’s'TiXtel pan nt*. Mr. and Mr*. N V. Porter the Burtnea* Womens Hoepilal oW Harting* National Bank, as at a time. P,a*n parity. Fill and cover with George Lockwc<o<L capaclUe4. nll four ungn-a^ cup Mke pan* another thin layer of the dough ora Lloyd Freeman left Monday for Mr and Mr*. UnllI Tyden and Mr. Ouiid. each ;member having a IhUe IcaUlW,r and ln Kid Mr. RKliird Orao. "n W KLJK2, “ “ .7, "S? hid devoid llw lx,I >.m or hl. and one Urncake pan with Uie P-rm. Mile hole. In We lop roT Columbus. Ohio, where he has a po­ CMeilo lor Cw wool end. Ui, at (he W»b>detui> ehurvh putor. . „,d ,1U1 h,d htl a w .>x the »Uun to escape and make i„ in .a . sition in a Woolworth store. Onxa remain'd oeer iinld Thuralw 'I'’ dlnlnj mom brWIwith ,, , uuulu. over <325’degrees F » for 20 to 24 hat oven i450’F.t pnlll the dough U Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Quigley of baked. Serve individually. Mrs Lyman Chamberlain of drln untl1 dvprcsidon rtruik the ] minutes. Grand Rapids called on Mr and Charlotte wa* in the city on Salur«*£• «PW| worW. Securities that were rated' — Mrs/Clarence Grohe Sunday. TOMATO SAUCE. day attending the Past Matrons ™ /.“S I high in the markets crumpled tn FORK CHOI’S WITH -—Mr. and Mra. O. €>■ Stone ot APPLE RINGS. 2 No. 2*3 cans tomatoes. Th,B ™ ““ UnporU“t Plainwell were gueru ot Mr, and party. I Mr and Mra. Uaac Mote and Mr. Mra j A VtoXn ,or_________ kad,n< ,o >mp«lrment uf i ILree por> cho[» cucut at least *< Few celery leaves. — Have porjt chops Mrs. Dan Lewis on Thuraday. '« cup chopped carrots. and Mrs l^ren Mote of near Luke J . J .. A ...71?" the capital stock, neither inch thick Dredge witl j for which neither ; thick. with flour and Mra. Loren ot — Lake Mrs Leon Tolhurst. Mrs. Maurice Mr. and, Mrs. Archie McDonald '-77------------- -p-------1 tablespoon onion. Hayes, nor anyone connected < brown in a hot heavy frying-pan and family were Sunday guests <>f Odessa were Sunday gucste 01 Mrs. cCrookston. -rooa5ton_ Miss Winifred wjnUreu jonnswu Johnston Mr. 1 bay-leafwith the bank for that matter were, containing a'little fat. Season with Judge jmd Mrs. FV-ad in Lansing. Mary VanDugtcren and Mr. *nd and mi« jonc Catton. . 3 tablespoons chopped parsley. Mr. and Mr C. W. Wcspinter | Mra. John McLravy. . poiioaing the dinner. Mrs LouL-c to blame. All of this led lo the ap-|salt and pepper.. Pare and core S cup fat. ' ix>intmcnt uf .» Conservator. The■ apples—there should be one apply and Mr and Mra C- W. Crawford William Speece and his son Oscar Buchner played the piano for the officers 'i cup flour. of the old bank made a spe- i for each two chops. Cut the apples were tn Detroit on Thursday and and wile have returned to their children to sing Ch rut mas carols. ' 2 teaspoons salt. rial'trip to Chicago and urged the I into nnga atxxit ’ < inch. Place 2 or Friday home near Moore Park./Michigan. Afra. Buchner later telling them a 2 tablespoons sugar, retention of Mr. Hayes, only to be 3 rings on top of each chopAdd a Mb's Mary Lou Stricter and Lyle I after• visiting Mr. and Mrs. N. V .chrUtnuu story which all enjoyed. met with refusal, The arbitrary rule few tablespoons of water, cover Add the vegetables and seasoning HE ideal Christmas gift for a man is a house or bath robe. Robes last for years, and pro­ T mote comfort and ease. We have them this yegr in rich, quiet colors for men of conservative tastes. Silk robes remarkably well tailored— are only $10 and $12 Flannel robes are $7.50 and $6.50 Suits CT* HE man who is truly wcll-drewied looks for . good fabrics first and th^n for good tailor­ ing when he buys a suit. The beat tailored xuit in the world soon looks "sloppy” if the fabric doesn't hold up. Suits here this year are of fin­ est materials—fabrics of good, virgin wool. Prices are $15.00 lo $27.50 Overcoats M h~n>l fat and flour1 -hUh which h. have been! 1,. I ra. on ‘ plattrr »‘’h apple rings. blended together. Season well and VEGETABLE SALAD. !serve over the meat loaf with just ad E said that good fabric is vital to "getting .-.mall amount of grated cheese over' 1 c cooked diced beets. your money's worth” when you buy a suit. 1 Mr 2nd Mr Will Leibler of Mr. «nd Mra Ray Blanch went to “‘‘J “ w-hid^SS, ’ ll Nattonnl Bank: that he still has al 1 c cooked green peas. if. j Scalloped or creamed potatoes al- | 1 C cooker! cubed carrots. It surely is. And it’s doubly vital when you buy ways go well with meat loaf and and Bunday gucato of Mr and Mra iJ^te? Owners* of Michigan, ot had the best time wax an undecided H an overcoat. Overcoats lead pretty hard lives, they are easy to prepare and serve । ’ ” j In his ability as a banker, “m?n,al*., a.><«« wu. <» for the large group. ----I Mayonnaise. but you’ll find that ours can take it. the * WOMEN'S ( l.t'B NOTES. ! Leftover vegetables may be utu-I ...1.1 „i .war N.-mui... .i,„ R„' a„,i Mr, M E lm<l»-. in tote,. LAMB CROQUETTES. Two repreoentatm fropi the Coufiiaed Ulis______ mi lad ___ Marinate __________ Prices $9.50 to $29.50 . A r. ‘“'J'!' nr N.,«hvll>,.. .united Ite „.(.„rV/-.l,v Miniers Power Co presented the pro?' vc'-ciiblca — vegetables !r. in Fror.ch French '•*dressing for 2 cups finely chopped cooked lamb. Mra. N V. Porter, Saturday. . 1 Grand Rapids District Ministerial MISS CINCEBEAUX gnun arranged by Mra. W. R. Cook! nt a-,’least rc5T'~ 1 cup cooked rice one ’‘ hour before serving GU'-stool Mr and Mrs. Burt link- Awx,laUon Ju Oran(I lla|>lds on; ----------- -------------------for the Home Department on Friday, i Draln and serve-mounded on lel1 tablesjxjon minced parsley. ■ MAKES FINE RECORD ler.on WedncMlny last were-Ed. Al-'.. J tablespoon lemon juice.' .| Dcccmber 8. . j {uce leaves with a little mayonnaise. Jen. Mra Nettle Garber and Mui!1 "MrsT --- ’R. •• J. • McCrecry ------------ ----and Miss।1 2 tablespoons flour. Mr. Lyons of Jackson discussed iOr airange the vegetables tu> folIda Tinkler of Grand Rapids. — I Mate! SLsson were Sunday I’uests Of stage Manager for Fresh- Llghting in the Home." He intro- !low#; Arrang(J nrst a circle of beets, 1 tablespoon butter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles and heup 1 cup milk. Chartr’iDr• Wilfred McLravy ot Grand man Play, on Hockey Team, duced his subject by outlining brief-.. lhcn onc of grw.n Robert Aldrich and Mrs. cnaries Charles1 IUulda i»jiDlds Mr McCreerv McCrcery nulnit going lo to Hol-1 __ . _ . , o . ij »n. iuuu< 11.. {ft,, parrots oan Salt ar.a and pepper. i«-ppcr. ly the old-fashlorNM vs. modern'll carrots in tne the center. EN who have worn Nunn-Bush oa Shaw ljul nlUteted uw lnner.1 « :1b I “ft Member Debate Squad lighting and gave three rules to be; Mlx tt)(. mayonnaise with a little Make a white sauce by combining i^hoes swear that they fit better and wear Dillman Snyder of 'Culedonta on!ail(i husband. Mr. and Mra. Jacob , Friends of Miss Jeanne Clncc- considered in a present-day home chopped green parsley or finely btdter and flour, and gradually addWednesday iifternonh. Mra. Snyder 1 n,.ntnc ; beaux will tef pleased to know that He showed.# series of slides. illus'.shredded lettuce and put a iicaping irtg milk. Mix the other ingredients !| longer than any other whoes sold at comparable wm, the mother of Mrs. iteyinMd VM|Utw”* , „ ,_______ _ ।• she is making quite a record for t rating lhe wrong and the cunect l<.aa.xwnIul on each mound ot car-1 thoroughly and then combine with1! Aldrich of Caledonia. I EXTEND CONGRATULATIONS, i1 herself at Illinois Woman's Coilcgc. method of lighting. prices? If you haven't- bought a pair of shoes in I rote. ' the hot white sauce. Chill, and when | Because of Hie fact that District (8he hui been selected as stage man­ Mr. Gidley of Hastings .gave an in-; cold, shape into croquettes. Roll in' our new shoe department, do so now. You’ll *e Governor Herold C. Hunt had,been . uger for the Freshman play, has te- tore.-,ling talk on the progress madci beaten egg. and cracker crumbs, and pleased. The price range on shoes is I chosen as superintendent oi schools,■ tained her puattion on the Hockey by Consumers Power Co. over the! fry tn hot deep lard. of the City of Kalamazoo u finei; team througltetd the season'and has period ot years It has operated here.; t onion. SAVORY POT-ROAST. I compliment was paid to lUm by the also made the debate squad which He dbeu-sied new Improvements on i 1 clove garlic. ' local Rotary Club Monday noon. Oni j Isn’t easy for a freshman to do us gas and electric stoves, relative 4 pounds chuck r4ut. '< iKiund mohhrooms. ’ molten of D. A. VanBuskirk, a mcm- the rchool has debates scheduled costs and new electrical appliances. 2 c tomato soup. ; 2 large onions. The subject of the feasibility of hav­ Salt and pepix-r. bcr --of ----the Rotary - ---------Club, ------------a resolution 1 with Northwestern. Urdvc-raity of 2 cups tomatoes, ccokcd. wiis’ made, heartily congratulating inincis. Wiishnigton University. St. ing u Cooking School for one or two j Worcestershire sauce. 2 tablespoana sugar. ■ days was prewnted. 1! Hastings I Mr. Hunt on nis success and extend-; ix>ute and Shurtlln College, 1 bay-leaf. ’v ]x>und spaghetti. ing the good wishes of Hie Club to; We .extend to Jeanne best wishes women »are sufficiently interested, j 1 c grated cheese.1' Salt and pepper. Consumers Power «ill probably ar- j Melt fat. add chop;w=d onion, gar-1 Bolting water. him. jfor abundant success'. range for such a project. ’ n[iii ii ______ _______________ Rub Uie meat with salt and pep-1 lie and sliced mushrooms. Cook; DESSERT LUNCHEONS. I BIRTHDAY PARTY. Tiies** two talks were of great in-1 browned. Remove garlic clove, per. Cut the onions in medium slices1 Mrs. Earl Wareham and Mrs. Jack I There was a happy fathering .at tercst and benefit and the program, Jhen ndd ;oup <me cup wnU.r> ^a- and spread over the top of Ute pot-! Stem are entertaining nt dessert: the home of Wm. H-Olney at 318 s. ckv.ed with a short round table dis- jconings and sauce. Sunmer for five roast in-a heavy kettle. Mix the suClothing and Shoes for Men and Boys Uunchcons today and Saturday after- Broadway on Sunday lust when cuMlon. I minutes. In the mean time, cook gar with tomatoes, and pour thia noon at ths home ot Mr. and Mrn.! twenty relatives came from near and The next club program. Junior jpaghcttl in boiling, salted water .over the meat. Add ifc cups boiling Kellar Stem, covers being luid for far to help Mrs; Olney celebrate her Day. December 15. will be under thc ,unlU tentler. Drain, mix with the water, cover, and cook either on top Hastings Phone 1396 .— ------ ». 'eightieth birthday which occurred fiirection. ot the Applied Education |and grated cheese. Put Into an of the stove at a simmering temper­ jon Tuesday, Dec. 12. this-week. tnmlUec and will be given by the !olkd caMcrolc and bake in a mod- raturc, or in a slow oven (300’F.) LEARNING NO. J. , . CIRCLE ------- --------j -Hie dining table vns centered Ci I Circle Nq, 1 of the Methodist Ul u lovcIy birthday cake an(J it Ciimp Fire Girls* of the High school.1 eraU, ov<;n (350 dcgreMlF.) until until d«w. about three hours. THE FACTS Mu. lxorj.nl B.«rd will ; che^ „ mcll,a ,nd 1 A. A R Ttlt-dav required ....... . . aune ..... effort on.1... ,1. 8. era* was rntiTtnlncd entertained Tuesday the...... part ot SPANISH STEW. ibroush .puteULW will, ,night by Mrs James Ding, a Chrbt- the recipient to extinguish the on. Ourml TDgo. Thi. ADAMS LAKE. | HIGHRANK. l». IwM In the nwreatlon room:^^,. s,x portion, About your vision U every 1*3 pounds lamb shoulder. mas dinner being servqd. Tlw mrai- undies. Very beautiful flowera also will I Mrs. Lyle Tobias and son, Robert. > Mr. and Mra. Clare Marshall of at Central building and lea will be; ‘ . year more and more neces­ . 1 onion, chopped. bcra contributed toys for Christmas were brought totter from Kalama- served following the program. I of Baltic Creek called on her father. Bellevue spent Saturday with Mr. ORANGE MARMALADE. sary. IJfe’s HrenuousncM 3 tomatoes, chopped. distribution. All re]>ort a happy t-vei. Richard Hughes. RnnH»v i*nd Mrs- CurI Marshall. require*, freedom from all 3 medium oranges. 3 green peppers, chopped. Sunday. Bernard Whittmore returned to ning _ _ __________ Mra. Olney was born in Prairie - LOVELY CHRISTMAS PARTY. hampering Jnflaenees. No ’ 1 cup green peas. j Mrs. George McKibbin and Doris | hls hcme NaM|lvnie Saturday. ville. coming l.> Hasting* when she Surgery Guild No. 19 and iU| 1 lemon. onr ran work with strained I LADIES HAVE pAKTY. Water. i 1 cup corn. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Saunders aftcr monthi working for many guests enjoyed the annual was twelve years old. With the ex ­ eyes as well as he mixhL niMW the IIMteteteiiite. —... at­ ception of xotne yearn In the west, Christmas party at Jhe home of' Sugar. I While husbands were , 1 cup cooked rice. of Yankee Springs spent a few days, Frank Hawblitz Energy is redured —appli­ ; tending the annual meeting ol the she Hast week with Mr. Saunder ’ s moth— rC-2 — .... ---------->n meet — mis . j . Mortimer rownwnu inure-; Slice the fruit and measure. Add, 2 tablespoons sugar, Townwud Thure-j halt spent her entire lite in Mik J. The Dorcas Aid -Society will cation — concentration — is Hastings Country Chib on Tuesday Barry er. Mrs. Mary Saunders, of Indian-1j for dinner Thursday with Mr. and mucl» cold *atcr “* Salt andJ pepper. county. On March 17 next she day IX-u 7. The house In the usu-|tl»rc« impaired. Have our serv­ evening. Mrs. Roy Cordes enter­ apolb, Ind. . have lived forty-seven years in al cheerful colors and beautifullyjsland ovcr night. In the' Flour. Mrs. John Darby. ice equip you to see well tained eight ladies very delightfully will real'Corning ' Corning cook until the rinds arc Have lamb shoulder cut into1 Mr. and Mrs. George McKibbin., her present ome Her many friend1, decorated tree preserited a real i.l Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dunkleburand comfortably. at her home on W Green Ct. Ghrtstmas one wtteteMV. o’clock ■ ----t«nder. 45. — minutes. ijjiefces as for stew. Roll in . fiOUT, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKibbin and gcr of the Dunham district spent V .I.te....MM welcome. tet.teteM.te. At te.W V about yr*- — ——- During ------ ----------------unite In happy birthday wishes; n dchdous chicken dinner was: <HLs time a good deal of the water season with salt and pepper, and1 children of Prairieville, and little Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Merle j SPEAKING AT MIDDLEVILLE. PAST MATRONS HAVE served by the huMi-ss and her as*' 11 away. Measure again. Add hrown on all sides in hot lard or ' Lila Mac and Bonny Lou McKlbDunkleburger. | Tonight Hon. John C.-Ketcham is CHRISTMAS PARTY. KMitant hostesses, Mrs. Pender, Mra.'an ("qual amount of sugar. Boil bacon drippings. Add the clwpped1 bln of Otsego spent Sunday with in Middleville where he is to speak EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Mrs Erank Rogers and Mrs. Mort Isenhntli and Mra. ........... u- «-•»• -• green pepper,■ Mr. and Mrs. Win. Shattuck and M,a. Linington. A rapidly until •the jelly tefit• «la onion, *tomatoes, and h! the Methodist church at eight Townsend entertained the Past Ma­ ihon buenjess busHo-ss rmeeting was held, at; reached, that Ls. until two drops will and sprinkle with sugar, Fry these: family of Parchment. Kalamazoo. Phone 2634 ’ Hastings ^o'clock. Music will be furnished by trons of Hastings Chapter No. 7 O short About l^OO/XX) documents are the conclusion Chrbitmas songs were fall side by. side from the edge of together for a few minutes, turningI Mra. Ubbie McKibbin. Doris. the Harmony King colored-quartette E. S.. on Saturday evening with a sungTand he spoon.---Seal in •"* small — ■ Mra. '■ W•Iwnhath —* “- a^i - “"Santo"i “ ------ -’----------“*’ jars. often to prevent burning. Then add> Ruth avd Viola were in Kalama­ stamped In government office* In | from Grand kapidh. . London every day. Christmas party at the latter’s home npiM-arcd to the tune of "Jingle! 2 cups hot water and ainuner slowly’ zoo Saturday. . LAMB PIE. on East Grand street I for one hour. Add pens, corn, and Bells.” Gift.-, were exchanged and', After the regular business meet • all were happy with the Christmas! 3 pouneb should of lamb. 1 rice and co^k until the vegetables 1 head cauliflower. Ing at which plans were discussed spirit. This will be a truly memor­ are done. Add water if tlie atew.be'MWCCXPK'C'C'CW'iPC'CCWC'CC 2 cups tomatoes, slewed. lor the coming year, visiting and able occasion, with its well planned comes dry. 2 tablespxms sugar. games were enjoyed. There was *1- activities. jso a Christmas tree and an ex­ DIXIE HAIL A splendid donation of canned 2 teaspoons salt. change ot gifts followed by a Christ- fruits, vegetables, jelly, etc., was H teaspoon pepper. I 1 thick slice ham. Parsley. linas repast. //given for Hie hospital. 6 or 8 sweet potatoes, | The next meeting will be held in 3 peppercorns. r 2 tablespoons butter. NPO.NABI.E->MILES. I January at the home ot Mrs. Denn Baking powder biscuit dough. L '• cup sugar. Hastings Cor. State and Jefferson Tlie marriage of Robert Bpmablc. I Bauer, who will be assisted by Mr.-, Hare the lamb shoulder cut ----into1 I cup grape juice. son ut Mr. aifd Mrs. Harry Sponpble. Mriall Pieces as for stew. Roll them1 i, 6 o or 80 marshmallows. marsnmauows. Leon Tolhurst. । Tlie' newly elected officers ot the to Miss’Avls Miles, daughter of Rev. fn flour, and brown In hot lard. Cov-1 Havc the Ullck slice of ham local Past Matrons club are as fol- and Mrs. L D. Miles of Delton, was « r with boiling water and simmer! trimmed nicely, and sprinkle it with <lows:—Mrs. Mort Townsend. presi­ solemnized at her parents* home on gently for an hour Parboil the1 a oj me sugar and paprika, dent: Mrs. Frank .Rogers. vice-presi­ Tuesday, Dec. 5. Rev. Miles perform­ cauliflower, separated in sections. Hroftn ^1,, lldea ln a hot frydent; Mrs. Leon Tolhurst, secretary­ ing the ceremony al five-thirty P<ace the meat and vegetables In a lng-pan, then transfer it jto a bako'clock. treasurer. casserolc dish, and season with salt1 jpg dish. Cover it with sliced partla!BILL FOLDS ATOMIZERS Mr. and Mrs. Sponable will re­ and pep|»r. a little sugar, a sprig ly cooked swecl potatoes, dot with ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE. side in where he is ...... asso- Of. Pa!?1*>......... Palmolive Soap *.,nd c‘we’' bits of nuL.er butter aiiu and ounnsie sprinkle wiui with ousu. this — city, •.................. n<<= oi PERFUME COMPACTS . Friend-s ot Gordon Lorraine I»cn- — U’lth hlvmt mtmdc and ind h'.kr _ _ Add . jj ano .. ... ciated with his father In business, with biscuit rounds, bake In in na gur me._r ,layer Of ____ sweet __ po, V Friday, Dec. 15 hath will be interested to know ol Congratulations and best wishes arc moderately hot oven »350’F.) until taloca butp.r and sugar Pour over CIGARETTE BOXES ASH TRAYS his marriage in the early fall to Mbs extended. i buculu are done. ................. — ■ lhtt grape Juice and bite 4n * mod­ Clara MacLeod ot Flint, a tcaclwr of Saturday, Dec. 16 erate oven (SSO'F.i lor 30 minutes. MEETING or (IIAB1T1 <;U1.D CREOLE BEEF LOAF. tliat city. DOUBLE DECKS OF PLAYING CARDS iThen lop wjth marahniallows and The Charity Guild of Pennock A sppper laid lor ten guests wiu* 1’a pound* chopped beef. 1 place in the'hot oven just long MENNEN’S MEN’S SHAVING SETS given In their honor by his parents. hospital was entertained with a » pound clu>!>[>ed sealcuvukii w uivwn unu bukiivij uuu ; enough to brown and slightly puff Pure Cand lb. Mr. and Mra. Otto benhath al their des-ert bridge on Saturday by Mrs pgund salt port finely chopped. the marshmallows WILLIAMS’ MEN’S SHAVING SETS home on South Hanover 6t. on Sat­ Ray 'Brunch. Mrs. F. C. Parker and 1 chopped onion. 1 «as I Ordtr A Supply At This Low Prico Mrs. R. K. Hurd, al the latter's urday evening. Dec. 9th. 1 chopped pepper. ... . . , JERGEN’S MEN’S SHAVING SETS • They spent tlw week end al hb home. 1 plmlento. cut in strips. Ambition Gives Clew Auction bridge was played, Mrs.’ 1 teasprxm salt. TEA POT TEA r-«r c,..n J lb. pkg. 19c parents' home calling. hb friends ARMAND POWDER AND COMPACT SETS to p<rBon’s Character : .and relatives, returning Monday to John Iron1 ide winning top score and ■ DariT^r^pnkm*1 J * ! f, 10,1 l ‘ a0 PJ ,n,uad ’ ® perton to j 2 can* 29c SALMON T.11A1..1. Mrs. Floyd Gaskell Uie consolation ARMAND COMPACT AND LIP STICK SETS resume hb studies at General M>'tora Tech. School and. she her Mrs, Rothwell won the "travelling i Mix all the inweteenu exeepi (he '» “h«< “ hu I 19c SURE POP CORN tcachUUL* Hiullngs friends extend prlte." . ________ ! pimiento. Grease a loaf pan add l bition in lite yon will have secured congratulations. ‘ cnKHiTinK RRPORTFn J Pack one-half the mixture into it' • «<Ml key to that porxon** charneMaxwell Houte • as si 1GHTI Y IMPROVED -'ohdly, m that do air spaces are ter. Some people want to be rich. ' EASEY—PHILLIPS. Vacuum Pack -- J. - Lahr - have re’!:present. Then place the stripe of With diligence, thrift, ami average Mr. anti-•--* Mr- C. , i At the probate court on Friday. Dec. 8. tlie marriage of Richard ccivcd word from her sister, Mrs; plmlento on the meat lengthwise Intelligence, this la perhaps the east-1 COMPACT?, STATIONERY, PERFUMES Eaaey ot Assyria and Miss Dorothy Claude Pierson, of Pasadena. Calif..,■ 1and cover with Hie rest of the meat Pgt ambition to achieve, particularly lb. tzyic BEEF STEAK Fancy Round lOT. if a lltfle greed la mixed Into the that Ralph Pierson, whose injury । ------— lVe--" c;; ElouiM Phillips. also of Assyria ATOMIZERS BATH SALTS recipe. Some people want power | was solemnized by Judge Stuart was mentioned in last week's Ban- serve with tomato sauce. tU BODY POWDERS TOILET WATER Clement. Attending the bride, and ner, seemed slightly improved. He * 1 and recognition. If they are willBACON Dickory Brand, Sliced X lb. 121/2c groom were her mother. Mrs Mattie wax able to move one wrbt and one I MEAT LOAF’ FOB~ 50 PEOPLE. • Ing to pay the price, this ambition. ■ SCRAP BOOKS BOX CANDY Phillips, and his father. Clarence of his li:nb- a little, which was very: 10 pounds ground beef. too, can be achieved. Here, too, j encouraging news. Easey. . i greed can-aerial the crafty climber, j ■ PLAYING CARDS ASH TRAYS I 5 |x>unda ground pork. MidJItmlle Lb. j Some iieople ynnt the friendship L , SLOWLY RECOVERING. CHRISTMAS SHOWER. |। 6 eggs. POKER CHIPS Children’. BOOKS FREEPORT OR SHULTZ BUTTER lb. 2Sc land respect of their fellow men, i Word has been received from Members of Emmanuel Guild and! 4 cups bread crumbs. Milk to moisten (about 1 quart), several invited guests honored Mrs.! Miles Hall of Chicago that Mr, with as much worl'Uy gootli thrown pound onions, chopped, Hall (Gladys Lombardi Is slow’y J. A. McNulty on Tuesday afternoon I In as is cunslatent with a life policy ' cup salt. Order Your Chrittmat Candiet and Nutt From Utrecovering from a three weeks’ Ill­ with a Christmas ahower of lovely Greeting Card# CANDY : ot giving eierjune else the best of । . r.',',;' -.uL ness of pneumonia. Her Hasting* mUceUaneous gitta at the home ofi! Pepperfriends hoj* for her speedy recov­ Mra R. M Lambic, about forty al-> Have beef and pork ground to-1 the bargain. 1 riendahlp mid respect I c to 15c the rarest treasures a man can BOX CANDY ery- Mr. Hail ts the son of Mrs. Elrey tending. A social tjffic was enjoyed reUier. Mix the ialt. jiepper. brckdi and tea w... < ii.<1d crumbs, and onions with the meat, have ami the hardest to obtain.— Tobias of thia city. ----------:—--------- - — Beat (he eggs slightly and add to Exchange. 39c to $1.00 Tags and Seals PEDRO PARTY. Without Working the milk. Combine with the mea’ * ‘ ‘-----------1 Mr. and Mra. Lawrence G- Ryan -art man I? «’• «HbthwolW,. Meuure or Wrapping PaBulk CANDY very pleasantly entertained six .Pt -IIII.m .-J1SSS The BIG Little Store <i-iii rt..,(h.-X. no, ine wirc , ---- ?— —-d o'™,', The pitch of an airplane propel I guest* at pedro Friday evening. Dec oer. 5c and 10c ■hut an 'Intricate 23c to 39c —— <350’F.। until done, front one to lor Is the distance It would a-kance !। 8th- Top scores were won by Gordon of Chinatown. >—> W. Deliver Phone 2491 Munni and Mra. Ellis K«4iey: Light condition muri develop when er- two hours, depending upon the “sues In one revolution In a aolid aubwith no slip, like a bolt In . rcheshmenta acre served during the eryVody demand* th", same prixl- of tlie loaves. Serve ,*1U1 tomato ' sauce. , * nutevening. tic Cr^k Saturday night and Sunday with popcorn balls and candy cams for . E. J Huffman expects to leave’Mr. and Mrs V L Wolcott in each child. Then he distributed th<•: >n, , L? alKirtly after the Oral of th- year charlotte. They alio called on'Mr. gifts from tlie tree and many- were:i- 1‘ ,j11 n“'c; W Shoes M T. S. BAIRD L.V. BESSMER The Bank Is Open REED’S DRUG STORE Prosperity Returns LOW PRICES v $1.00 Christmas Gifts 6 2 Ba,t 15c Sugar VO**€v ». *61c Butter 23C IISHAST 25c to 85c Christmas Gifts �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13. I9H PAGE EIGHT WANTS ONE CENT A WQRD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 35c. Guarantee! Trus Fitting7 ^Service Every tnds we fit is gusrantoed to hold the rupture jutment for you. Let us rhow you the New Akron Truss feature •‘Selective Pressure Control".-Nothing else Ilka It. Wo ara exclusive rcpr»- MICHIGAN Our Service To PROTECT You Constantly Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly HORSES CITIZEN’S MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. • ns KalaiBUoo Nau. Bia'c Blds. GEO. M. NEWTON ror Christinas Cheer Watch. Clock. pairing, to: Old Flowers BODY GLASS In-tailed While You Walt. ; Batledct — Mufflers — Brake Linings — Ring (and ilriv GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Phone 2637 bit! Williams, to spend the winter. ning in the Central auditorium at Thousands of Acres in Michi­ local and county prises but was not , Miss Agnes Dau.se spent a few Hostings. others.” day* lust week in Lansing. ’ The Seventh Day AdventL-fts are gan Unsuitable for notified pt winning the district prize of . Ward Quick .were observing- the week of prayer by .-<> she was much delighted to re-, Friendsw.„« W A N T F n ■»AWk “«’«••^ Mammoth and Agriculture .^ a holding meetings in the various shocked when news spread rapidly reive the stale award. Her paper ■ nKlULU t.Wver Sri .ll, ' Bringing back to prosperity the will now go to the National meet­ Wedne«Uy mornmp that he had!homes of lhe church members.. FIRST*UMI Betitrem church, mlllions-of acres of non-agricuttural ins to lx* Judged among papers 1mm passed away some time during the' Mr., and Mrs. LnFnyrtte Usbonie Also. dark and light red Kidney night of thrombosis, a heart all-1 and daughter. Emily, spent .Thunland in northern Michigan, which the different states. • Woodland 27, collect, if you have ment from which he hud been suf-! dav in Battle Creek. tor 30 years led Die nation in t-.mber anything to offer. production, is a maUer of forest fermg for about two years. -Mr.! Mua Sarah DePrtcater of South CRESSEY. management and recreational and Quick was about 83 years of age. I Hastings spent the week end with FARM BUREAU SUPPLY STORE Woodland, .Mich. tf. had lived in Nashville about 30, Mr and Mnu Wftltt . r culberl. wild life Improvement which must Mr and Mrs Delbert Enzian. Mr. be done by the Joint efforts of land and Mrs. Harvey Enzkui and daugh­ owners, and the state and federal ter. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Eazwn und About three years ago hr’**}” 11 ' . gorernmenttr. • Its accompHsiunent l4unuy family. Mr Mr.. uund Mrs. Millard Houser. street. would help solve the unemployment.Mr " ‘ "r*. IA-e Reynolds and started working with the Trv-Me] Mr*. Anna Buck and family sjient riddle, would put land now idle to Jan>lly xpfnt Thanksgiving with Mr. Bottling Works. Qn April 9th of>unday with Mr. and Mrs. Lewjs THE AUCTIONEER this year he was appointed acting Fcrris °r Morgan. church o»- =tiie united epethren producing new values^ and is and ^j rs c 4r j Enzian at Kalamazoo. CIIOKCH or run oxirtD nmut ,h. thl. ,Mr Mr> WuT(n c>|rn5 postmaster. .Mrs. Quick pawedl Arthur Stro^tbeck of Stony Point Would be pleased to cry away less than a year ago. He leaves*spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. niwl afirloltural pert, ot Die More Thank-olviliS with h-r patwits. Mr. your tale. Middleville, Mich. . to help do unless Urey are wllUnj Mrs Sam rreUrer. Striker du, one daughter. Mrs. Carl Benn. of[hnd Mrs J. J. Strodtbeck. Grand Rapids and a sister, (Mrs.f "Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Shriber and to permanently give aid without lrif( D™“ s"“- Mr and Mrt. Clay Barber spent Vina Powers, of Marion. Indiana. I Hazel and Mr. and Mrs. U-o Barty uel T. Dam. ot the Schoo ot For- ,hb u„k „,„||a ,. Funeral services were held Friday land Norman s)»nt Tue»slny in Bat­ Steady Work—Good Pay! afternoon at the house at two tie Creek. • . retry and Conrenatlon. In tno Uni- sremaw o’clock conducted by the Rev. My-| LeNora Pew of Hastings spent Sat- RELIABLE MAN WANTED to cal! rerehy ot Mlrhlgan. .".Mrs. cult la on the Mek Ibt. When th, trewled tokk-lnn daw Mr. and Mta. Uwrenre Hammond ron Hoyt Burial in Lakeview cem-.urday night with Acteah Buck, Mrs. Frank Shriber spent Wed- an farmer, in Barry County. No exwere orer. high prereure promotfra p,TI> -nteetaumw her nmtlter etery. sold SUM :h,. the land l„„d for tor farming, r„mu» but hut dec dee-­ l0r sereral da}». Supt Wallace was called to Eaton a‘?run<MI'2 8artth perienre or capital needed. Write adda of effort have shown tlw un1<lr, today. 3L-NESS CO-. Drpt B. Free­ Iwawrence Tobias hnd Dale Boulter Rapid* Saturday night by the rod- Wa ter. of “‘TnSkcu trucorAL 1Ucty b„y,r, ,h„ „„„ den death of his father. I >1,r a,“* Seymor* Dal-tra port. Illinois. 12-13 Mias Ora Hinckley ha-, gone to and fumdy of LoWell spent the w<.ek. Oi northern Michigan are rarely Hasting.--. nmftlnW. to In farm. TOmn en. profitable Dean dorm Dana . . i^l Dalstru. states. Delinquent taxra have trans­ n-rl.uned tlw.r daughter and family ment. ferred mon- than Two.oet) acres of from Amturt.'i on Thanksgiving day. •nw ••• a™ r' t w •,“, ..«”, > • •. a *> •. ™ IK Iu Vm11 UH” , . «" .. ,, , _. ....— ■ al■... . "•!' . .house — Arthur coiled the school The .?*.•« culled on Mrn. Mrs. Saralt Sural*. WaiWalW Iron, their Mentor owner. in VjL-ro Reynolds of Detroit spent dav\ night .* 1 of RnnthM.it rneltoo Rnn.tau J* "J' «Wrh lias been mMmx to ..nd .„d holiday wan her education situation in Michigan was’.fers of Southeast Carlton Sunday FOR SALE afternoon. !<■ holding. at the r, re or mn „„a Mre. Erne.t Honey- dismissed by Carl Cooper, alumni 1 MI m Hasel Shriber and Kendall, more na year. veur Meanwhile M, unwhite the ri-wt ot .. rest of At Fairgrounds Saturday secretary, from Western State Nor­ attended a blnhdav surprise the state fins had to aid heavily in mal. Moving pictures from the; party 'Buck Tor Lena Andrus of West Carl­ EMMANUEL CHUF.CH. .‘rhool and othir government costs American Museum of Natural His- 'ton Sunday (EPISCOPAL! evening. in the impoverished sections. tory were shown. y Last Week’.. Letter. J. A. McNulty. D. D., Sector Laurel Chapter No. 31. O E. 8..I -Tke hMory « Mr and Mr. Mrs. Edd. treble Mid Tel. <3M fan ha; |,rmed tlw o>i. arrllod u s.,UIh Haren I rev- met Tuesday night at the Temple. ' primanls v„red to i.raduun,: a »ldr ,Q1 4 ,hr WIn The C. C. class met Friday nt the ■ art,.t>- „ .ltd land vat,a-,. M Crawford and Dale home of Mrs Susie Kraft for their mat on th- drnttdrd «rrM jr ret.- N„n ,.„k a ,hr Christmas party. A lovely pot luck <,wrar». wdtrjwm__«ndlUonA,|onn[t'., bto„ltr .„ MMdlevtllr dinner was served. During the bus­ cannot or *" " will not " undertake "" “ “ “ on “ any MIm Hazel DeKam spent Thanks- iness meeting .-the following officers Ur<je scale the reconstruction meu-c nivituf ua day ,with her parenu near were elected for the coming year: urcs nccersary to make these pos- shvibyviHc President, Mrs. Charles Mix; Vice­ Mr.’nnd Mrs. Roy Crawford and President. Mrs. OrvilJe Flook: Sec­ clare* Dean Dana Yet from a pub- daughter suent sever >1 davs with retary and Treasurer. Mrs. Susie cnuBCH or cnatsr. coats obove. iw imint of new no twk i* more r»- triends ... zCr'?. Kraft A short program of read­ rela'lives in Ouego. « w... M-ntUil or promises better returns. ’ Mtw and Dorothy Crawford und Ha­ ings. a Christmas song by Mrs. Gall ■re,.Hr. WiU thirpjdmntn] and agricultural zel „ DvKiim ann <is sneni aiinand Inen friends Sun- Lykins, a true story told by Mrs Holly Wreaths . . , ,j. counties c jntinw- to largely support . emiimi with Mr undspent ’klrs Sam Lymnn and a sketch by. Mrs. Alah . - "I' land mu,,, ws. „ MU f.X Feighner and Mrs. Laura Deller. Wreaths . . I’oiiisettas " adorn land-Ure program aroaran, which .ttt Mr . niJ adopt a land-use The January meeting will be held ( ’.velamen . . . Begonias.. . and. . ----will put tlw latter <>n theukget -----at the home of Mrs Etta Baker. o! Selkirk lake, luve DELTON M E CltUVCH NOTE! »fe«v? Timber, wild life, andi0’1’" • son. formerly ••Henry’s Wedding’’ will be given Christmas Cherries. . . . Small >»to the Loudenslayvr. h?me at tonal opportunities of many sorts Mr. and Thursday. Friday and Saturday Mrs. Rce Newkirk of Ot ­ plants in attractive dishes for are ’among the assets that can be sego o called on Mrs. James Null Sun- nighu at lhe Star .theater produced on lands that are now a J..y P. The annual Chnstma i party of M. * 25c. 50e anti 75c. liability. .Otte of the most tmjxtrt- ’ the Clover Leaf Club will be held ant things to corny from suc|i a re­ Monday night in the basement of HOPE CENTER. Rttses. Chrys^iithvmuniH, Snap­ constructinn program is tliat tlie Frank Leonard and wife, Perry the church. Tlie husbdnds will be state as a whole would share in. .the WLreman. Will Aldrich and wife entertained at this time. dragon*, Carnations and Vi< iticrearfu prosperity of these c tun­ made a business dip to Hurting* E. C. Kraft'has been appointed ties, inrtead'of in their poverty.” acting postmaster. ■ Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Fred Ashby. Mrs. Williams J. Bivens. 85,' Civil war Woodland. , lifelong resident Telethon? 2530 - —-- and ----a....................... —...1....of The M E Ladies’ Aid Society will। Clare Ashby anil Miss Inez Ashby veteran fHlu ...I <3.. serve a cafeteria supf-er Friday, Def. were Hurting* «hop|>ers Wednesday. lhl!i, 'lc nlty. passed away Sunday BAPTIST CHURCH. Mrs • C. B pennock of Alger and h0’ne l*'Q southwest 15. beginning at 5:00 P. M. In con­ Grace of Augusta and Rev. «{ Nashville, following two strokes. nection with this tlyre will be ti: Holtz ofBruer Born moved Cloverdale were guests ht w ’r" In Hastings. Mr -Bivens -------------bazaar with gifts and homemade to Maple Grove township 62 years the McDermott home Tuesday. . bandy. . ago and hud resided In the town,Mr. and Mr.-. Arthur Ailerding Mrs. Kate Williams is not improvThe Florist 1 ing its fart as her friends (Wish. and family visited Mi. and’Mrs. R.iy Chas. Williams and Ljle Ashby picnccre of the area and on coming Ailerding cl Carltan Sunday. ’ to Maple Grove was forced to clear Mr. and Mrs. Welby Cruckfurcl। visited Mr-*. Anna Humbhrey at away trees for a space on which to PLACE YOUR ORDERS b’OI ' and Mrs. Elizabeth Glbbdnel were, Gml lake Sunday. build his first house. Since that CHRISTMAS EARLY guesta of Mr. and Mrs. V K. Brumm, Fred Scott and Mrs. Bertha Turk time he had fanned in this locality went to ScotU Sunday. of Nashville Sunday, 5 with the exception of his three years Miss Rem Jarvis spent the w«ek Mr. and Mrs. Curl Ricker are mov- in the Union* army. Mr. Bivens cn<-nd at her h<mie in Benton Harbor. :r.g into Mr, Daniels’ house lo take ■ listed In the Nineteenth Michigan CAROL SERVICE She returned Sunday evening ac­ care of the pl! business while the Infantry of the regular army just rnrsavTEMlAN cHunc.t . Daniels ’ are going west to visit rclcompanied by her-brothers. Hnrvi'y .before thfc close of the Civil war. '■ ii and Edward Jarvis, wlio spent the, ntives. ibut served out the three years of his 11 night at the home oRMrs. Renn jenlistment period. Following his QUIMBY. Culler, enroute to Lansing. . ■ discharge he returned to Maple Mrs. Lswrence Fail!,. Miss Virginia .Mrs. Cyntha Chaffee will go this ,Grove township where he has lived Foul and Mis* Naomi Vanla>o were Monday morning to help care for>(ever since. Mr. Bivens was mar•fek folks near Charlotte. Banking visitors Saturday. in 1871 to Catherine Jane Guv, Don’t forget the supper and ba-- fled Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick entertainwho survives him. He also leaves ed.the Bridge Club at dessert bridge zaar at the church Thursday aft- two daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Brooks eynocm and evening. Dec. 14. ■ Thursday evening. and Mrs. Lydia Bassett of Battle HABTIhuS PARISH, Miss Ruth Koolker- of Wayland, Tlw revivals closed Sunday eve­ Creek, four sons. Asa and Ross BivMETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. ’; visited iRfciElpora .Mumford Sun­ ning Rev. Jacobs has been a won­, ens of Durand. Roy BlvenS of Charderful help-to all those who came day evening. imtare 619 E Green St. Pbon« 2812 idlte, and Vern Bivens of. Maple • Jahn Russell Bulling of.Battle to hear him. township: a brother. Reuben _____ spent _______ Creek the week___ end____ with_ his. Tin* children nre planning a . Grove Bivens, of Nashville; 16 grandchllparents. Mr. and Mrs. John Bulling. Christm.v; program -with their, dren and seven great-grandchildren. Mr and Mrs. Waller Ruel! und teacher. Cameron McIntyre. Tlw Funeral services were held Tuesday ’ • Covey -___________ j Mr. and Mrs. Edward of G:>- date has not been set yet M-' Mes were guests of Mr. am| Mrs. Prayer meeting will be Wednes- afternoon, prayer service at 130 d» th. ohorch. Preach- a[ Clyde Rliell Monday evening, - orentn, T)u- hot lunches at the school ing services. E. T. Rhoades, pastor of the North house at noon for the children were ——*” Donpccnnmc Maple Orove E'awHcai church of•;started last week .under the aus­ nniiMCii FIRST CHURCH COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Jlclated. Interment was in the OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST pices of the P. T. A. The mcfiUS mausoleum at Lakeview cemetery. Cor. Charcb ind Center Street! arc prepared by Miss Helena Schu­ i„B ‘ Mrs. Harold Wenger and baby Everybody Welcome The More the Merrier ler. the domestic science teacher, and , M daughter returned to their -home And Better Prizes Miss Elnorn Mumford. .Kellogg here after siwnding some time -with nuroe. ahd the lunches prepared by .her parents in Hastings. Mrs. Wol.son Willis assisted by two Mrs Minnie Hyatt of Lynn. Ind., ladles of the township, The ladles is spending come time with her sis­ of. the town and township are do­ ter. Mrs’ Ottie Lykins. , 1 CHURCH or THE NAZARENE. nating thrtr .'crvlce.;. having to work Mrs. Libbie Marshall /pent last P*ne«Mt Kttildlni ’only one day during the season. R«v. Ruby Conrtr.ey, Pirtor week with her nephew. Leo Mar­ An able caller with other assistants will assure Delicibus dishes are served for only is «"4 shs11- nn‘1 f®mUy. in Eaton Rapids, 2c per dish Supplies are solicited it. Lloyd Austin, who h®s completed you of a good time! from tlie parents and are credited i. ts six years of service with the U."S.' towards the children^ lunches. Over »i Ji Marines, with his wife, nre visit­ 125 are served every dav. ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mi.\s Phyllis. Rucll was greatly < George Austin. Tlw past, three years FREE METHODIST CHUF.CH. and eight mentlu he was stationed at Brooklyn. New York. Mrs. Milo Youngs expects (o be North Michigan Ave. able to return to her home Thurs­ day from the Community hospital, where she underwent a major op-i’ (ration. Mrs. H. H. Perkins passed away HAST IX 08 CITY MISSION. Tuesday morning after an illness! I. Piitot of several years. No arrangements­ have been made at the time of send­ ing thB in. BOWES'S MILLS CHURCH G.B. CISLER /Tbc'Prejcnption Drug Store «. A. L,SARK£R. Prop,. HASTINGS THE CHURCHES pleased and surprised to receive nI SOUTHWEST CARLTON. _ NASHVILLE.' * Says Uncle Eban: STATE REFORESTATION cheek for S10 00 the other day. This Mrs. Dora Gannon has returned Quite a number from this vicinity ••De world Is Bittin’. better," wild AN ECONOMIC NEED was the state prize awarded for the .to the home of her aunt. Mrs- Lib- attended the senior play Friday eve-1 Uncle Kben. "but some parts ot It best jMtper in that group sponsored । Has tinrs Clyde Wilcox What Would You Do IF THE LAW ... lit REVOKED Your Ind TIED L’p All Your Michigan’s Financial Respon­ sibility Law Provides TUt • Js.U»’«b !o: iiiJmik j«» etUMd >7 PLAY Un- fcrtiiwseta it pii.ii SEE ITS FOR IXSURANCE Jerry Andrus. Plume 7U3—Fl Hastings. Mich. R. G. Brumm. Phone 81—F3 Nashville. Mich. 666 Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Nights Check* Cotd* ar.r'dlv. iie.KlAfb< Fine laxative and Tonic Playing Starts at 8:30 HASTINGS MARKETS fix.": 20 GAMES 25c Mei-.i (Cd H'.ln. FULLER BLDG CARDS of THANKS F«c3i-B'UU Pr!c» NEARLY ONE HALF REDUCTION i>t ROUND TRIP FARES Hard lo Read It was n dark night and the mo- GRANGE PROGRAMS STAR C.RAKUE RO. l-'Jt! a sign oi? a post. With some diffi­ culty he ellinbed the port. struck match and rend: “ ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. fyB NEVER BEFORE SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY FOR FAMILY REUNIONS AND VACATION TRIPS ★ f/l'tr the TICKETS GOOD 9oin9 •very day From Dec. 14th CHRISTMAS Between all atatiom and fr'andi United States andCanada. r« I as Bled High Tides with the punto in aria.’“the stitch CHARLES H. LEONARD In the . Di»tincli»e Funeral Service * S6OJ Punto in aria mark'll tire erm reins BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. . ®r NEW YEAR .HOLIDAYS Reduced round trip sleep­ ing car fates, too! For complete information consult local Ticket Agent MICHIGAN CENTRAL �Wednesday, Dec. 13, 1933 PART TWi THE HASTINGS BANNER zoo 1__ visited their father a’. Floyd' Sunday near Chmtotut EABT DELTON. _______ son. Blake Mukh y and | Henry Collison, is making- ----nls Colli-wn’.i on Saturday. ------ - ------—...who ------------------The many friends of Mrs. will A»na Deli him! family I 80 members and gu guests uof , |Jy home wlth ghl«itn>ke son. Floyd, w lanaom anu guncred apopand iexyfamlait Louden are glad to hear she isi*’’"- Sunday gueote of OUriut i the Pine Lake Farmers Club cn-। aiuI u ronnnvtj to his bed. . slowly gaining. Mra. Pauline Rupe U rlngjoyed the hoapituhty of Mr. and | Ma-von Newton spent Sunday with Caring for her. Mrs. Clara Smith of Ha. Rex Waters and wife and grand- bpent Friday aftenwon with , Mra. Homer Flower and Bernice on his brother. Mansion, ond wife near Suturdly, Dec. 9. The forenoon was! Richland. , daughter. Marie, spent Bunday aft-, Bernice Kantner. spent in visiting and at one o'clock j Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Waters, Mrs. ernoon at Cressey with his mother. Chas. Partee and family went to a delicious menu was served by tlie John Willison and Ed. spent Sunday Mr. Stocking . of Crew-ey spent! B««le Creek Sunday to are ttwtr dinner committee. j at Stanton with their mother und Thursday with his daughter. Mrr,. j Mra. Floyd WHHtm* at tho Mr. and Mrs. Manley T. Billings FlqglPOaMLson. . .Niclrols hospital. They found Mra. The business meeting was con- > grandmother. celebrated their fifty-seventh wed_ ____ ___ - -_________ Xirnlliimu Williams as nzvwi good u« ha could hA br AiKi. *«♦ ducted by Vice-President. Lee Not-1 Mr. and Mrs. Stea-art Watera. Mrs. . ding anniversary on ----------Thanksgiving SOUTHWEST WOODLAND. pected. They at’o railed on their tlngham. owing to the severe Illness BeaMe Waters and Will Loudep Day, having been married in Three Guy Kantner and family and Mr. daughter. Mlu Nevah Farit*. ■ of our President, Arthur Lathrop. calleU on Mrs. Maggie Louden,, who Rivers Nov. 30, 1878. To a com­ and Mrs. Levi Kahtner were Sunday1 Meeting opened by singing . ’ •Onward .*'»•' taken to New BorgessiM»pltal paratively few people is given the Use of alfalfa ns a crop in Michi­ Christian Bbldiera.-, Dr. Ernest-!tor treatment on Monday of last guest, of Rus.<cll Kantner of Has­ Railroads pay as much as 575 per privilege y>f attaining their golden gan has progressed rapidly since ex • Burnham offered prayer, alter com- ■ tings. . ’ . wt-dding/annivfersary and to a much prrlmental work at lhe College munity singing brief business ses-1 Ella and Jim .Collison of KalamaGuy Makley and family spent weeds I ram the right of ways. ................ lesser number tlw Joy of rounding a? {srvw.? s proved that seedings mads* with -zdut. fifty-seven years together. This adapted seed would survive Michi­ slon wasjteld and Mrs. Ptarle Bag-,. milestone was reached on Nov. 30 David Shepherd acting as minister 1 gan winters. The acreage has In­ ley took charge of the ' program. { cy gray ha'e *alchet l thP golden turn creased from 260.000 acres in 1933 Master Robert Pell delighted his uuand was duly celebrated with a sur­ nnd Leto Billings, a granddaughter, i T^to" . ~ dience with "Abide With Me" and 10 orfriends. “'’ prise party at their home in Prai­ was ring bearer. At tlie last, Mr.! Dear If you were to cal) to B16.OT0 acres in 1933. ' Love's Old ‘Sweet Song." He was rieville that evening. Mr. Billings Billing* was asked to say a few upon them today . Alfalfa formerly was given credit “accompanied at tlie piano by his ■ was a native of Orangevillp town­ words and the following was his re­ You would >UI1 nnd I HOT on lhe Join* ewellnil hey ler .nule mother, Mrs.-Fannie Pell. We were ship. Barry county, where he was sponse: job and sheep but rtot safe for feeding very fortunate in having these peo­ burn on June 19. 1857. Mra. Bill­ Fifty-seven years ago today, , For fifty-seven years, hand in hand. Feeding trials showed that ple with us und Mrs. Fannie Pill ,They have toiled Life’s dreary sand, ings wus Miss Addie E. Seelyc, a In Newberg township, Cum Co., }he animals, liorses and hens in­ gave two clever Impersonations. She daughter of Abner Scelye.. She was Two kiddles did dwell. ... .... patiently ......waiting ..... . 1.1 onrwt eluded, no paid good nrl/v, prices frw for nlfnlfn alfalfa Waiting, received hearty applause. Muriel born hi Cass county April JO, 1860. Who said, "Let’s get married,” .The hay. tolling of the knell. , gave two selections on the Mr. and Mrs. Billings are the par­ The wedding day wus set, Farmers once were wanted. to be Lindsey The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. ents of four children. Mrs. Verna And on that day very careful In the use of alfalfa for piano. Mrs. Ruth Hughes read a Billings unite in wishing for them clipping from the Banner "Why Mr. Burcirett, Harry Billings, Herbert ThoM; kiddies to Three Rivers hiked. 'many more happy years together. ’ pasture. It Is now known that the Suylcs didn’t pay his account." | crop can be used safely If animals arc. full fed before being turned on Ernest Hall was asked to lead the । the alfalfa und tjien are left on that dlacwulon of current topics. He spoke of the sixteen seis of Initials ! contlnuouslyY. M. C. A. ITEMS pasture Michlgan grows a fair crop of al­ used to designate the projects now falfa seed In .some years. In 1931, in force. He doesn’t feel that we need Hugh Kelley reported the Boys’ 45,000 bushels were harvested in the to be alarmed about going off thej Conference to the Younger Y. M. state. This year’s crop Is estimated gold standard and. feels tliat Pres.J Roosevelt is sincere in ids efforts.-He I C. A. groups last Tuesday evening. as about one-half that amount. All prices in this advertisement effective until the close of Ab-o Cranston Wilcox's Y group. Two commercial companies have also spoke briefly of the CWA af­ ABOVE MOO to >300 George Townsend and Rolland Fur­ established Michigan plants for fording work for fellows who haven't Business Saturday, December 16th row and Norval 81am reported to turning alfalfa Into commercial had work for several years and the their group, the past graduates. feeds since the acreage in this state sjiendlng power tliat this project It is lhe quickest and surest Junior Leonard is president of became large enough to permit the creates. way to gel money into circulation. COUNTRY CLUB 24«?lb. lhe 7th and Sth Y. M. C. A. group purchase of quantities of alfalfa. He also compared the amount spent ( • Household offers a substantial cut in the coat and Kenneth Brower, treasurer'. sack Laboratory tasted ASSYRIA. for Ute World war with the of loans above $100 up to $300. The pew low BUI Hackney Is using for Bible Mr. and Mrs. Willard Case of amount appropriated to the CWA. study in his Y. M. C. A. group. Portland. Mich., who have been vis­ Tire plan of lire government is that monthly rate ls‘2%%. Families keeping house "Jesus, the Man of Galilee.” who can repay monthly now may borrow amounts the debt would be paid from the son. Carl Case, and fam­ GOLD MEDAL or PILLSBURY 24>/X-lb. sack Dr. A. W. Woodburne was the itingoftheir over $100 at a real saving. Loans of $100 and leu Battle'Creek. and a brother, profit they made on lhe money bor­ speaker at the Hastings HI-Y Club ily Daniel Cose, of East LcRoy. spent rowed. Newell Barber told of the can be had at current rates. Quick, private Tuesday noon. His subject was, ’On Friday CWA projects carried on In Prairie­ with his brother. Hugh Cose. service. Only husband and wife need sign. 20 the Hi-Y Purpose." Ib. J. C. Doris of Grand ville township and the amount al­ Billy Roe and Wayne Conklin re­ The Rev. CARTON months to repay. Visit, write, or telephone the . a former pastor of the loted to each one. ported the Y st C. A. conferehce Rapids, carton Household Finance Corporation of America on church, now visiting at the Singing. "America the Beautiful.” Swift’. Silver Leaf Lt to the Nashville Y groups Monday, Briggs the 3rd Fl. ot the City National Bank Building, led by Mrs. Stella Barber. . Mr. and Mra. Jay Cole home, the morning service on The Gun Plains Home Economic I West .Michigan Ave., Battle Creek. Phone 4406. Tlie Lansing Area Y are making preachedatat the Club gave a play "Sewing for the 4 ib. pkg. 35c Briggs church. Rai>in< Baking Powder an educational trip, through the Sunday Helen Cole has been very ill Heathen." This was their sixth ap­ Sun Maid Saedlexx Wabsah Brand . south this Christmas vacation, leav­ theMra. past week chickenpox. pearance in the past six weeks. The MEMIEEH, R. A. ing Dec. 26 and getting back Jan 2. Ruth Ketchrm iswith parte were well taken and all showed recovering from Bulk Prune* lb. 10c 17c Raisins 525.00 covers all expenses going as tlie mumps. ability in this direction. They caused ^Sun Maid Seeded far south as Birmingham, visiting A wedding of interest to friends no little amusement with their old Mammoth Cave, Muscle Shoals, here took place on Wednesday, Dec. fashioned costumes and the trials of Lookout Mountain. Cull C. F. An­ a sewing circle whose husbands be­ gell if you want information on this 8,. at Kalamazoo, when Mrs. Sylvia lieve in sewing for the heathen at COUNTRY CLUB Ib. big trip or write to E. T. May at Sctdmorc was united in marriage to home. Aaron Treece ot Allegan in the Fine, rich, distinctive tin Lansing Y. M. C. A. We were very fortunate to have presence of a son. Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert -Heath and Clay Bassett Dr. Ernest Burnham of W. 8. T. C.. Dale Treece, and daughter, Mr. and ore leaders of the 7th' und 8th grade Mrs. Earl Wood, all of Allegan. Aft­ who gave the address of the aftcrJEWEL BRAND ik 19c FRENCH BRAND ib 23c Y. M. C. A. groups with Cranston the ceremony a wedding dinner noon. He mode us feel that he was Wilcox directing the freshman er was in "waiting at tlie home of the one of us by telling of the everyday group. Chocolates 1 ib. u. 59c occurrences in his life. He also told Jello p*«g. Our Members save money together. C. F. Angel) met with the Wel­ bfide's daughter, Mr. and Mra. Fred at the Older Boys’ Conference Jteld Crusader - eaeorted - fancy Holiday box Or ROYAL GELATINE DESSERT come Y. M. C. A. group Monday Miller of tlie Ellis district, where, in Kakhnozoo and of lhe drive Yor They lend money to each other. night and the Middleville Hi-Y relatives had gathered, honoring the ttae benefit of Bronson hospital of event. The bride formerly lived tn Xmas Candy Twinkle 2 pU». Tuesday evening. , which he is captain. He feels we They divide the profits with each other. 50% hard mixed end filled Improved Gelatine Dcaxcrt David Christian is leader of the Baltimore township. Places were should help all we can in the things Woodland Y group. They met at laid for twenty-Jlve and among the President is attempting and that They work together to help each other. the home of Charles Townsend lost those present were the bridal party, Franklin Roosevelt is sincere in the Mr. ond Mrs. Earl Wood,. Mr. and 100-lb. Monday evening. things he is attempting. He is a cou­ You are invited to become a member of thia The Young Men’s Y met Wednes­ Mrs. Dale Treece, Mr. and Mra. A. rageous leader and he might be bag ' old company. day evening at the home offMr. and J. Miller, Mrs. Agnes Purcell pf Has­, right or wrong. He emphasized that tings. Mr. and Mra. Ehret Scidmore Mrs. Angell and enjoyed a spicial ; human nature runs true in profesprogram of nn address and discus­ of Augusta, Mr. and Mra. Ernest slons and hoped the time would Laying Mash '°u<' $1.69 Block Salt 50-lb. block 35c sion. Gta\sts from Freeport were Scidmore of Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. come when people would meet on Byron Guy of Nashville and Mrs. (Jlje Rational ffinan & present. common ground in religion and poli­ We were glad to find C. L. Glas­ Doris Warner of Detroit. ; tics. The theme qf his address was S 15c Harvest Time gow feeling better when we called Mrs. Ronald Warner of Detroit. to keep good will and cheerfulness ^nucBfntcnt flfontpany BAKERY SPECIALS PILLSBURY PANCAKE FLOUR on him at the Battle Creek Sani­ spent part of last week with her with an attempt at Joking. Dr. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller. tarium last Friday. 5 Friday and Saturday Burnham gave us much-food for The Pleasure Birthday organi­ 15c Pancake Flour 1250 Griswold BL, Detroit, Mich. . thought interspersed wlfiPthe right OBITUARY. 1zation will obsBve Christmas at the Country Club DxUolt'i Oldeit Building xad EXTRA SPECIAL meeting on Tuesday, the 12th. byr amount of humor. Willard Bryan Bolton was bom in । Loui Aiioclkttca LDtHAL HOME pint Jug 15c Woodland. Michigan, December 14, ’the exchange of gifts, featuring aL We were dismissed with- the Old Manse Syrup 13 Egg Angel Food 1860. and passed away, at his home 1Christmas tree, at the home of Mrs. watchword. The next meeting will be Pure Cane and Maple Syrup J. L. Maus. Hastings. Mich. nt Coats Grove, Michigan. December :Fred Miller. Mra. Lucy Lind willI with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hall for 3. 1933, aged 72 years. 11 months and ।co-operate with Mrs. Miller as host-, dinner Saturday, Dec. 30.—Pearle CAKE Bagley, Secy. 19 days. On the fifteenth day of 1 CAMPBELL’S SOUPS Miss Chrystal Brogdon of Wood­ April. 1897, he was united in mar­ MILO. riage to Miss Lillian Miller of Wood­ land, supply teacher at the Briggs RAISIN land. To this union were bom three school. Is making her home with Several from here attended the Tomato sgg children. Mrs. Paul Thompson of Mr. and Kfrs. Emerson Cortright. dinner and bazaar at Delton Wed­ BREAD Battle Creek. Raymond of Hastings HirfVey Glllasple, Herbert Dur­ nesday. Vegetable and Kermit at home. These togeth­ ham and Gaylord are working on Ross Norwood was confined at Full of raiaina Delicious Veg. Beef 1 ** er with the widow, flve grandchil­ the new bridge under construction home four days last week, suffering a bad attack of chicken-pox and dren and one brother, Elmer Bolton, •over the Wanandoga creek south of of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, are left Assyria Center to replace the old will not be able to attend school for several days. to mourn their loss. Willard was a narrow bridge. Mr. and Mrs. William Wilder of Mrs. Hattie Bellinger attended a faithful husband and father and will be greatly missed, not only in Battle Creek visited Sunday at the going away party for her cousin. lb. the home but olso by t large circle home of Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Mrs. Annie Humphrey Sunday eve­ ning, who will start for Florida this of friends with whom he came in Holmes.. Monday morning to spend the win­ Fancy late Howe’a contact during his thirty-two years rn.-ro Vnnvster. as manager of the Coats Grove eleCOATS GRO\E. About sixty were present at tlie valor. His family and home were | Tlie L. A. 8. met with Mrs. Lizzie Celery large bunch 5c Lemon* <« 19c always his first consideration. His Thompaon Thursday with good at­ Farmers’ Club at tlie Flower home Sunkilt - 300 »ix» Freah, crisp - well bleachad ’------ * — —itle___ way, and pleasant smile, gentl __ mod-1 tendance. Club No. 1 served a Saturday. A good program with Dr. Ernest Burnham of W. S. T. C. of .. . . chicken dinner. Election of officers el life won their way Into the hearts We have the following models in Fine Kalamazoo present, who gave the Ddiciout Apple* 4 R». 35c Sweet Potetoer 3 17c of all who knew him. resulted In re-election as follows: Michigan - fancy eating Pres., Mrs. Estella Kelsey; Vlce- address in his own pleasing way. Used Cars. Every one is a BARGAIN, SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. Pres., Bessie Woodman; Secy.. Ag­ which added much to tire enjoyment Mr. and Mrs. Dale Downing, Mra. nes Haight; Treas., Moe Oversmith; of the meeting. and every one EXACTLY AS REPRE­ Azalia Miller, Mrs. Downing and pianist, Ludie „uu,c Fisher; chairman of W. A. Spaulding spent Wednesday SWIFT’S ORIOLE SMOKED June Brumm of North Castleton: flower ...U-lv.!, mission, Bessie Woodman. in Hastings. SENTED. If you wish to trade in your Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield and were Saturday evening visitors al Program was in charge of Mrs. O. C. Marshall's Lloyd Fisher with a part of the mother were Kalamazoo visitors present car for a better one, it will pay Wednesday. ’ Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Marshall spent program from old school books. SHANK Sunday evening with their father, Mr. and Mra. Lyle Wilcox and son Mrs. Paul Thompson and son of you to see us. O. S. Marshall, at Nashville. Battle Creek have been staying with visited tlielr mother, Mrs. Wilcox. HALF The Ladies’ Aid will meat al Mrs. her mother, Mrs. Lillie Bolton, dur­ Sunday. In the afternoon they all O. C. Marshall’s Thursday. Doc. 14. ing the past week. motored to Hastings. Robert Gray accompanied Garl The Sunday school is planning for j Sympathy of the many friends in Vande Gelson to West Branch Tues­ Christmas ■ exercises on Christmas their neighborhood are extended to Sliced, lb. 15c day to spend several days hunting. evening, and for the election of of- Mrs. Henry Whldby und children in Butt Half, lb. 13c Mrs. Edith Debolt was a Battle fleers next Sunday morning and their sorrow of the death of hukljand Creek visitor Wednesday. have recently paid $7 which is $1 and father, Henry Whldby. Ford DeLuxe Longhorn Cheese Peter Hoffman. Mott Balch and for each class, to the Red Cross Nina Fenner is still suffering 15c Pork Sausage , 10c Lee Gould were in Hastings Wed­ work. greatly with ear trouble. She goes All Fui. Peek i nesday. Mrs. Wallace, who used to live to Kalamazoo.every week for treat­ Mr. and Mrs. Moll Balch. Mr. and Ford DeLuxe Victoria ments. Wc sincerely hope she may ----- —here, but who lives southwest of Cottage Cheese Fresh Oysters Quart 49t 10< _ Mrs. W. C. Clark and Mrs. Maude here in her old home now, had a soon be much better. Benedict were in Hastings Satur- alroke of poralyate early last week. Twenty-eight ut Sunday ‘ School Sunday, some being detained at Mr .Art Mr. tf x« u .. Mrs E«gle«ton ot Hastings Model a Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Marshall were was the speaker at the Community home by sickness. "'..“• “'Jt'L”1. On Sundw ««nln< and SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. Cr“l‘ ,p'n‘ M"t*mond “n, Tlie Birthday Club will meet Fri­ Ihft we* wKh her UMIe, O. C. Mw. -Th. Books Will All Be Opened.Sliced, lb. 28w Swift'. Oriole Smoked Whole or half Bha.il, and wife. | Thc community service next Sun- day of tills week with Nellie BarnI ngham, assisted by Agnes Howe. Mrs. W. c. Clark entertained the dav evening will be led by Mrs. Ladles Club Friday to a Christmas PcBr| Den-ond. who is planning on Mrs. Lorene Strait, who has been it. 12c Beef Riba Steaks very ill. Is gaining and came home ». 6c dinner. dlnner l> speaker and special music. ROUND or SIRLOIN from the hospital one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Mott Balch, W. C. Mr. and Mrs. carl Wells are the Clark and Mrs. Lillian Mason at MORGAN. Rib Roast parents of a baby boy born Bacf Chuck Roast “>• 10c tended the funeral of Postmaster Mr. and Mrs. E. Duxberry was proud Ub 12c I December 8Choice cut* Ward Quick Friday afternoon at called to Lansing last week on ac- Friday, 1 Mrs. Elgie Ackerson, who lias been Nashville. count of sickness. tn Grand Rapids, Is back V. B. Elliston and George Hecker Rev. Howlett started services at staying < in Lansing. of West Vermontville were Thurs- the Morgan Free Methodist church again 1 Meaty and will have services every Bun­ Mr. and Mrs Harold King and Corner of Court and Church St,. Linda, spent Bunday at George Mrs. Maude Benedict of Battle day afternoon at two o'clock until baby. 1 Hall ’ s. Creek spent the week end visiting further notice. Everyone _______ is cordial- ■ DEALERS FO HASTINGS, MICH George Hawkins of Lansing who friends around Maple Grove Cen- ly invited to attend these services, has been ill several weeks, la-able to \ ter. i —----------- *-•-♦-------------All pried* include Michijan J» Sclee T«» Willis Gray of Lacey spent last The average home in the United walk down town and expects to soon be back in his barber shop there. 41 week with his aunt, Mrs. Lulu Gray. States costs $4,778. ! Before Elder MHIeg/x TEACH BEST METHODS I Who said the f6w wortj* .i TO PRODUCE ALFALFA Tliat mode them piBn/aQd wife. Congratulations art4.P',t' wishes । By the pastor and hft wife. Crop Oonsantly Increase, in •These kiddles started on their Value as New Uses Are earthly career; 'Of course, to be stylish. , Found for This Legtime [They had to have U trip. j East Lansing.—How to.secure the So on that same day | most value from alfulfa. a crop Billings and Clyde, who pawed away With .wiucn , which n» has cameo carried wcrugan Michigan runners formers In 1926. They also have eight grand>»»«<» vo »arry county. through some trying Umes, will be chlldren. aIul lwo great-grandehu- Youjn2’ *’ whCTe “*** thOwn at a shortcourse to be given Uren * good jreopit s»u>. > . .. . — 22 Iks. ! at Michigan State College. Jan. Observp-.Their Fifty-Seventh Weading Anniversary PINE LAKE FARMERS' CLUB MET SATURDAY., About adwu KKOGERS t^rywrHOLIDAy BAKIN COST OF LOANS REDUCED to 21% FLOUR 89c $1.09 Mutual Benefits ADV) 29e COFFEE 25« SCRATCH FEED ’149 0,1 5^ REAL BARGAINS IN USED CARS! 2 1932 V-8 Ford Tudors 1932 V-8 Sedan 1931 Coupe 2 1929 Ford Tudors 1929 Chevrolet Coach UNIVERSAL GARAGE COMPANY CRANBERRIES HAMS BOILED HAM SPARE RIBS 1UC 10c 10' �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1>33 PAGE TEN ■" ' ; .. ;I DELTON. BARRYVILLE. Mrs. Stanley Willetts wu a guest of the home folks from Thanksgiv­ Dr Templin of Northwest Indi* Last Weeks Letter. Mrs. Wli-' , । gave an interesting free lecture at r*~ — ~—f? ing day -till Sunday,' when Thanksgiving vLUtan and gucsta "d ir/Ji uie church cuwui Tuesday »ue«o.z night. login. were us as follows: follows: Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. ClayClay-t00k II the were PROBATk COURT. ' <V,'TA( OVKT- ’ । The In,and Lak''5 Garden Club ton McKeown and Donna ; Mr. and -.x, lAfflhrrlngton. deed 'U,u >»«■? Thursday afternoon with Mr* Ed PalnwUer ot Hartings and E>t |Mwad(i^Hnr IlivErflnal account filed. Mrs- Led“ Harrington. Members of--Uie MUvcs Luella. Ruth and Del“ 8°od w m^nJ Inventory filvJ. flnal •wvu> > . u>m. — r— r=— ------------------— — — ■■ — — • — ~ •«»Oueriite Egg---Hardest Bituminous Coal nt entered, dis- i.UUs _ _ erder allowing account Hits club club have been invited to un chine piune Palmatfer Palmatler of Wondluui Woodland were irmnosMr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilcox charge of Adnu. issued, estate en-1 gening meeting Thursday night at guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt rolled Cloverdale hall, arranged for by the kfcade; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fossett were Sunday guest* ot Mr. and Mrs. S. E Powers in Nashville. &t David A cooper dec'd Af- Clovtrdl»,c Garden Club. One fca- , and Ronald of Battle Creek. Mr. and remember the supper and sale fidavit of-Ck>car Cooper filed petl-!ture of the ,neetln8 w,u >* a ,alk Mrs. Merriam of near Vermontville, al All th? church parlors Fiiday eve-, tioh Jo transfer sawngsaccoun’ 011 8ardPn r,ub work by Mr Gregg, and Mra. Benson and children were • ning and plan lo attend. filed order to transfer savings acA B,XK| cruwd was Prcs«nt 601,1 Buesta of Mr and Mra. O. D. and Pocahontas Egg count entered. ‘ I n*hu to hear “Fuller's Fortunes.* Mr. and Mrs. Burr passett and Lois; NORTH CASTLETON r t rLirfl.. tv rv.- ,, r>.-n ,he cnmrdv Presented by Delton Mr and Mrs, Cliff Potter and family I “T“ CA8TLETON। MORRIS O. HILL, Harti.g. JOHN H. UTZ. Harting. F.-.', Giorgi. V,. Davis, deed. Piti- community players. About 345 was ;-nd Mr. and Mrs. John Higdon and Weeks Letter. «b!rf LVrrtrr’ tra'V'Hr.?ra5tiri^f,ndA t“k,'n 111 Eaeh number of the cast Harold at’the Wilby Crockford tome I MUs Roma Btocher spent her' JERRY ANDRUS. Harttag. UN BRAENDLE, Frwpert oJntJimU ’ tn‘n',,<:r " । very ably presented their paru. in Woodland; Mr. and Mrs Archie j Thanksgiving vacation at home, sign bonds entered. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Patton attend- McIntyre and wns at Mrs. Una Jack Prohan. who returned recent Est. Lucinda J Hullibcrger. deed rd the funeral of the latter's sis-; Castielcin's tn Quimby; Mr. and Mrs ly from England, and Don Perkins State Mutual Redded Fire Insurance Co. Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Proof on will filed, order admitting -ter. Mrs Gall Harper, at Hastings. Heber Foster and family with Mr, i were calling on old friends TbursHOME omm 101 CHUXCH IT.. FLIJiT. MICH. will entered, bpnd of executor filed, ■ Tuesday. • •Mrs. — *•Sam — Geiger —-’ -* ------ - i day. —— and of Quimby; • ■ W. v. mug FrulfeaL II. K. F»K. Mcrslary _ letters testamentary' issued, order;, •' ”* ’Uon * Mr. punnnl, I... b«ncon-, Mr. and Mr. John Holcomb ol Ban-1 Mr. and Mra. Oro Wool.ton and K limiting settlement entered. —— b"‘ <1,e •’“" S'" "nd ?“D*y a H“-;'“mto ol Blcbland and Mr. and , .Esu George 8 Fuller, dee d. Order influenza.* . u UnBa aI the Chaa’ Day home; and Mra. Verdan Covihe spent Thursday Tlw' fnt CWA project has given work Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Willetts had all with their parents. C. Coville’s. ~ z-— LZ ,,, , allowing claims ehlcred. Th U1 ao.,a.wa>.au diau.uomu.. mvM Mr. and Mrs. W. Hclincr spent Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column J<>b» .... m- Hammond.. <t<cd ‘o’ t-omc men in Delton tlw part,their children home but Wilson and J , • Final account ,tiled, inheritance Final account tax tiled,wtl inheritance and;— laying new — side- Harold. ! :Tha nksgiving with , mmw ,ivrawvi.. tax w«*k. repairing ------- —----—w — ....m. ' inanKsgivmg wun their uictr grandgranaMr. and Mra. Claud Demand and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Karrar of ,1' Mr and Mrs. Herbert Wilcox spent daughter, Mrs. Ethel Carey, and■ fa«nily spent Tlianksgiving with Mrs. Woodland were guests at Homer “ determined, order to assign and . *»««• ,, , —*. transfer property to Bertha L , Little LllUe Community Community- Players of nunk^giving Thanksgiving evening in Hastings, ij 1family ------- of‘ — i. \ The Woodland. ; Coolbnugh in Hastings. Ziiylaiid will nnx-ent x<r onri a tv ,,. and1 family ■■.. 1I Mr.' Welby-is the_ __ . on . Mr. and Mra. Clyde Coviile and Rowlader's Sunday. ■ Chandler entered, order assigning Wayland pr^ent “Nauahtv Naughty Ri--, Re-, Mr. and x<r« Mra. rL. A. Day new carrier Mr. and Mrs. Paul Townsend ' Mrs. Claud were Bunday. ■ residue entered.■ waiver ol notice 1 nt the Delton Community;spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Chas. Route one. —r- Dcmond ----- -----------------I filed. (hall Saturday nlghLDrc. 1G This (Beach of S. Hastings. I Orville VanWIe -visited relatives ^‘ftarnoon visitors at H. Rowlader's. spent Sunday in Battle Creek. The young people who attend col­ Est. Thomas E Chccsebrotigh. > ‘‘-J*11 »■' directed byCaisius Knight; Mrs Pearl Foster and Agnes spent! near Evart a few days last week. I1 The community wm was sorry to iiear iicai Win Meade. Mead/, Mi* I deed Citations issued und proof of ol Wayland, who was formerly the Saturday evening with Mra. Eliza-' Marv and Jean Dea kins enter- i*i oIf tlw Hie death nf of Wm. He hii. has lege in N. Manchester returned to in poor health a long tunc. time. The their sdiool Monday after a few I service filed. | ™’nedu?‘ 1,1 the Hunt Stock Co. ;beth Gibbony ot Woodland. talned the Rowlader children also'bbeen 0®'1 ln K : Caleb RUbridger. dee d. An-1T*** wil] present their play here on o D. Fossett returned from up1 Carolyn and Joan Hershberger^f funeral was held nt the F. M days’ vacation with home folks. I nual account of trustee filed, ord<r “. nfty lx‘r« “J11 -so onc-half. north Wednesday with a nice deer. Indiana Friday ! church by Rev. Gibbs.'Interment Giblin. Interment Ir. in Mrs. Loren Hershberger and chil­ fl for publication entered. ! £ imT* °'Jr «?ni Mr- ®nd Mrs. Elzle Meade of Mr. and Mrs. E. Detkins and! s,ony Point of Liberty Mills. Ind., spent J Kd Frank Price, dee d. Order al- • ‘'O™mt>nl» hall buliding fund. Give Morgan were Sunday guests of Mr children visited his parent* near1 *' — and Jean ’— »*-*-<-- dren from Wednesday until Monday with Mary Penkins, •»Mr. — and 8 lowing claims entered. I ijii-in X a kixiq nousc. .nd nh !an<‘ Mra Mcrrllt Mead«’ iMeooata. Mich. ThurXy. Mrs. a. Slocum and Dorothy and her parents and relatives here. d<fC.(1d j Mrs. Posreliils and EihEth-j') __________ 3 Ebl. John M. .Hammond, dee Mr.-.. Kathryn PosxcliiLs I ’ • . |jlyn Harrington spent the first-of , . I Reef Ipt of inheritance'lax filed. 7.’- " —"X*’ j Est. J. Charles Feighner, dee d ,hy,wp^ •“' I inventory filed. 1. 1। Mrs. Ruth McArthur and daugifeaesro. dee ucc u. - 1 *"■ “urta’- .havS m0VC<1 b>.C* from ” " A I , Eat. Lydia Roger*, d. vrurr Order m Msigning residue entered, discharge of P,eu-<ant and are now living in - W* -JJ । the*" Payne g? f executor Usucd, estate enrolled. v " house. ' ( On Wednesday evening. Dec. 20. JJ Est. Francis M- C’ralg. deed. Or­ ATE VER the names on your list— the Camp Fire Girls will give a M der allowing account entered. whether family or rfriends „ — 1II1U you’ll find Est. c. O Elliston, dee d. Petition Christmas program in the Com-jg something electrical that’s a “perfect for license to sell filed, waiver of no­ munity hail. The proceeds tor ben-1S tice filed,. testimony of freeholders efit of the Camp Fire Girls' organi-. m c"oic*” {?r a Ja»*'ng, ever-remembered zation. r filed, license to sell issued. gift. Small or large—thia year there are ao Est. Fred C. Reuther, deed. An­ A quiet , home wedding occurred ■ 9 many splendid things at such surprisingly Tuesday evening. Dec. 5. when Miss w nual-accounts filed. ■ Avis Miles, daughter of Rev. and fi low prices. Mrs. L. D. Mlles, and Robert Spon| PINE LAKE. “Shop" the stores and dealers handling able, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W : Mrs. Lie Nutinghnm Is confined •Sponablc ot Hastings were united electrical gifts—it’s a treat. to her bed with an attack-of rheu- PRIMROSE COUR T HOUSE NEWS Fire Insurance At Cost! Glen Rogers Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. metrical GIFTS "SXiTtow M Mr. W Mrs. Earle James jind Laura were -bride’s father ‘-Dw newfvJX Im at C C from n’^r'Hublird tlik.’ M? Ld mL C. JU X" « AHml fhe Broom L’ «’»«’plo>-e<l in his W C“W'“h-:& “lira h« "SS^C.lv«l flora Mr P ,,n.l Mr, f-nwk SW.Z ull.M ,ot “nd g their -ah arrival at St Petersburg. Mr- Rtah Crrek nf nnu.r S Fhuida- Tliey report .lummer wrath- talned Sarnrdav evenhw with n iin" RANGES-- You’i ELECTBIC IRON—Hers's the old reliable droned tin In > ...... ...... . Eiuer. qukkei Uouliig. ELECTRIC CLOCKS No morr windiuz. •ACDUM CI.EANEE ELECTRIC WASHER ur hut •n.oro.MMr. t tnv tut ivnisbt' Bui one You <ln > ilia poo a; a rls»«. Salr at it. ireihe-t rciaoce <.-j un •(«<-. ( CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY El ven membera ol thr Pine Lak-, ^j. 55-^ Hotx-rt SiMuiuble Helping Hund Club m- t with the!* X7rft jjinnehj Eddy and sister Jr pre-sident. Clara Nichols.- on WedRlla Scott, attended the con- W ne.day aft-rm-m. After a short Bt the audlt^u g bmine,-.s .M..I011 the entire time w»-s Hastings Sunday afternoon, put on S 1 tainUiesl> W ior nwdy j b>'‘he. Symphony Orchestra direct- & Arthur Lathrop is .suli confined I./and Mre‘wT° Whittemore en- SJ ;hu be d with a 7'vi-re cxw of jileur-i tej-tainfd over tlw we(1Jc CJJ(, Mf W Srt,hPinchUkr '* * d at •and M” Jnhn And"’ of Kalama- & J,kr. .. , 2°o. Mr and Mr.*. Ed. Shurlow of fiiL‘lkV N,“ll2J1*’n Lapeer. Mr and Mrs Frank Fran- & ”' ’’'v "L Ml'. cllu,rt ci.-co and baby of Kalamazoo and w Chaminon on Thunrtbiy afternoon Mra. Rose Seebcr of Hastings. !& . h,r a Chrlalniiis party. Favorite j<-j( njwayH jlas been a girl before.-J? c.jX'.- were t-xc-minged after which but thia time It's a boy” were the V the leader;. .hr 1. ad., Mrs. Mr. M.tt.r Myrtle Rogers K..:.r. and .nd ( won„ ; Mrs. Helen Beadle. prepared .anti: Saturday morning as they walked ST .served cranberry cocktail. Waldorff into Leon Leonard's .“tore to do their - v ; salad in apple cups. and fruit pud- ■ usual week, end shopping. Little fif dine with cookies. Thirteen members, William, the eight and a half pound two visitors and seven children en- „„„ son arrived Friday P. M.. Dec 8 Jf joyed the. afternoon. The January u att th* th- Delton hoapital. to make Mr. meeting will be held with Mrs. Mary' and Mr'^ft-on Leonard all the more' SC Mullendorc Mrs. Mullendorc who happy because it's u boy. Congralu-.SF came to America from England only j; Jatlons ^g I Will Frazier of Allegan and ether! g teresUng and entertaining'marine; relatives from Fennville and Otacgo! Sr of the chrutmas c * ’ were callers of Mr. and Mrs. Laecyjff mid Wale ;. Thursdav. coming here lo at-(fig Mr. and Mrs. FFloyd M.nar drove tPnd the funeral of Mrs. Jones'. Sr to Grand Rapid, , _d- on FViday ami brother. Henry Whldby. which was W visited Wilmot Moore, who is in the h.-id ut the Whldby home west of g hiMpital there. He l* recovering from Jiickory Corners. Thursday after- Sr injuriu. i.-iciwd last Sept-.mb<-r tn^noon: * t&tf an automobile-motorcycle crash. BRANCH DISTRICT. j ST ■ Mrs. Bcrntcr Minnr entertained I the Fqrtnite club at an .afternoon Lii,'t Week's Letter. W meetmg on Thursday. , , Rev. and Mrs. J J. Willett* entef-!& Air. and Mr.*. John Rogen* entef- tain-d nineteen of their children.!S£ tained his brother And wife trim grandchildren and in-laws Thanks-J W •Athens on Sunday also his’ niece ; giving. ■ Ed and husband from East Leroy. Clayton Wilhtts of Detroit and Heim Wilhtts. of Kalamazoo spent:2> tlw Thanksgiving vacation with the ; M •home folks. . IK Last Week's Leiter. . Mr. and Mra. Jtowe Chtuc and. Rev. and Mrs. E. Rhoades and I Sr family and Mr.’. Atlui .-jx-nt family spent Tlianksgnink with Mr. W and Mrs jnhn Darby and family. ‘ fig Thatiksgiv yTg with Mr. and MlThe Dorcas Society of N Maple ” Eugene D.n vnjxirt. Mrs. Agno Haight and children Grove will meet at the home of Mr. V and Mrs John Darby Thursdfty, Dec. I Mf are on Uie sick lut. Cut;; 14 Ior dinner- A cordial invitation gr -.<.-nr is extended to all. . |w mk^giving w Rev. and Mrs. Clinton .Smith and & >m the Hev, and Mrs. Albert Ostroth of. ST .t , Warerlo>. la . drove through Friday 1-0 a! the CmuntmitJ .n-.ue 3a Sun-, *‘rrlv,n« at the ‘““n' Mr*. SarahiW dav cvenniv and R- v. Harle; Ostiwh Friday evening Saturday S, Towii.rend tr.ne an adiio.^ on .lie ’Jiey and Mrs OMroth. Mr. and Mrs. W pressing need of chrbtiuis, to d.- L-.-l. • Adams. Samuel and Sterling W । Ostroth attended the wedding ot' 8g fend Uv.-ir faith, . Max Coat.. wa> home from M 8. Miss Elva Ostroth Nt Lansing. Rev. ■ Sr C .lor the ’ihanksgivmg vacaumi. Delbert O.-trotli. father of Uic brlflej W as.-t'fcd by Rev. Smith, an uncle. J. ;r- and Ms • Kendal preformed the ceremony. Tlw couple Jr were 4-rt Battle Cret left that evening for Waterloo, Iowa.; W Stella Tuckerman and two their future home Congratulations, fig ■ • ’ *"r» Arc': Mr mid Mra. Vincent Norton and 2F W.lilt ’ i Margery. Mr and Mrs. R. E Hall V Gtaxes .visited Friday . spent Thanksgiving at the home of fie Demend's. Rapid* Mr- and Mrs. Keith Norton. .g and Donald Cluv-e from breep.wt ■ ttnicvr r-s-v-rwo w i,re home during the ThinkHJivin; i U,J”L‘ W >-lioiidav. Mrs. Elia Nash accompanied Mrs K M. \nd Ml FnM Smith and Flynn to Grand Rapids Tues- Jf family of Pr.ur.vMlle. Mr. and Ms day to see Floyd who underwent an » Geo. Fima! and family ot Kai.-mu- ‘-pertfion at Buttcrwtffth hospital xoo und Mr and Mrs. Clarence She!- Monday. : ley spent Thanksgiving .it H Wood-i Bownc Ladies’ Aid was well al- jW man■ ,tcnd-d Wednesday. Proceeds for Jg Ruth Woodman wa.i home f ir the1 ^n0^ *nd grab bag were $l3MJ2r Thanksgiving hoUday.< and Marmn.They also voted on whether theyiW ■Woodman t-homr from Kalamazoo. w<,ulfl hirtalL electric lights in the (fig Mr. and Mr.* Neil Smith of. Mui- hal1 th*' rc*ult being ten in.favorigr land sjA-nt the holiday.-- wrh , and sixteen against them. jW Itive*. ' i Beatrice Thomas spent Friday & The nirlhda-. meeting was heid-nlght w,lh Zetha Patterson, one of f gif with Mr.-, l.izzit Thompson Frldav beT P‘iP>L who gave a party for theiW They enjoyed a pot luck, dinner And 4*H Ciuh ‘heir school. ■ & a program in charge of Alma Boul- Mr#- E,la Na*h. Laurence Benton‘K ur and B a W-.xIman. aud MerriU Kircher accompanied!9y -----------Mrs. Wat: Thomas and Beatrice toj W Telescope mirrors arc now being Grafid Rapids Saturday. K given an aluminum coatihg U\stead 1 Mrs. Ida Fox entertained a num- Sr ol a ..mu amiacF.' The former not iter ol^ ladle; Fridayrrfternoon. ' <w only give- n;<.:e reflection but is Mrs. Glen Dean and Mrs. Addle ‘SL. mote durable and less costly. • Benton were ‘in Hastings -Monday. Our Christmas SAVINGS CLUB Now Open to Everyone! THOUSANDS of dollars sent to 1933 Club Members since December first! YOU too can be sure of a check next'December if you join one of these easy plans now! Just Look Over These Easy Plans INCREASING CLUB PLAN c Club 2C Club 5e Club 10cClub Even Amount CLUB PLAN Deposit 1c 1st week, 2c 2nd week; Increase 1c each week—in 50 weeks Deposit 2c 1st week, 4c 2nd week; Increase 2c each week—in 50 weeks 25c Club Plan Deposit nc.xlst week, 10c 2nd Increase 5c each week—in 50 weeks Deposit 10c 1st week’ 20c 2nd week; Increase 10c each week—in 50 weeks $1275o Deposit 25c each week— in 50 weeks__ $1 H50 1. a—: 50c Club Plan DECREASING CLUB PLAN 50cClub $1-Club $2-Club $5-Club Deposit 50c each week— in 50 weeks. START with 50c and DECREASE 1c each week—in 50 weejes , $ I Club Plan START with $1.00 and DECREASE 2c each week—in 50 weeks START with $2.50 and DECREASE 5c each week—in 50. weeks S'} tOO $63^ START with $5.00 and DECREASE $4 '->*750 10c each week—in 50 weeks JL Z / Interest Will Be Added to These Amounts at the Rate of Three per cent! Deposit $1.00 each week— in 50.weeks. _ OvJ” $2 Club Plan Deposit $2.00 each week— in 50 weeks.. $4 aa JL V7V7 You can begin with the largest payment and decrease each week! HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2103 "The Bank that docs things for you Capital Stock ‘75,000 Surplus and Profits ‘100,000 £ �THE nAMTTNfiS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 19M r.^ gww’we’ew'ccw I MIDDLEVILLE. ’ . ---------V1M3 ' R B Wttllirr recently;chureh. Date# will be given next. OHIL fHllKt.rS k^Ortier [and told of the number of men he ------- had employed in difiercnl places on ; Rtv- w- H. Wauon of Kalamazoo Specialists' drain#. ThU will give several men -‘’rough: a fine mcMUge at the 8un-1 ■ By Home Ec< Michigan scveril days’ work, one man walked day .morning service after which he , [ about 13 mile# for a Job-Utai num conducted communion service. ------,. while ... some young Several from Mils community ” atwanted to — work, :--------------• 1 I A total saving of »335 last year men refused to walk two mile# u> tcnded ,he Sunday School Conveniwaa reported by nix women enrolled meet a truck that would late them *tlon Mt» McCallum church Sunday in the clothing project in Kalamazoo to work. । afternoon. ' county, according to Uie Iwme eco- Tlie fire alarm blew Monday P.-M. I A lftrgc Cf°«d attended the Com­ Build up a Dairy Feed with your own nomtoi extension clothing specialist It wa« a chimney burning out and munl‘y club al Vert Robinson's MlrhK.u Buie Oollqre. ,,„ w done. -------------no „.,. damage 'Thursday. grain and 32# Concentrates. ' Tlie savings varied from to. o. d. Whitmore started taking in D°nt forget Sunday School at I $100 for Use six. with an average taxes on Saturday and was well 10:00 evcr*’ Sunday and preaching j savings of |5d. Menns of remodeling' pleased the way they came In th? ,,:0°- There,will also be Sunday If you are short on home grains we land using out-of-date articles was ; first day. Many inquired the amount# evening service at 8:00. have a 161# Wayne Feed at a price 'especially emphMixcd in all clothing and were pleased to find them to. “““ 1 • ' (projects. ' much lower than for some years . HINDS CORNERS. that is right. ( By means of Instruction received! About 50 boys were taken to Bat-! Wilbur Payne and son Douglas in the I in i»me furnishings another woman tie Creek on Saturday by the two und Mrs. Mary Payne of Hastings in Jackson county was able to com- school bum by C. L Boley and L cal^d on-Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Tobias We have a complete line of Dairy Boys' and Girls* । pletely uphoL-.tcr u couch for Iras R- Beeler. The boys had a fine time and Mr. und Mrs.C. N. Tobias MonFeeds, Cotton Seed Meal, Oil Meal, than four dollars The minimum cost Igolng through some of the big fac- dav evening. to have the work done would hav^itones as well os their Boy Scout. Mrs. Phenla Wilkinson of Kalaet$. worn. maaoc is vtsiUng in this neighbor* ibeen «20. , [work. nuizoo | Enrollment in home economics ex­ ( Arthur Brace expects to spend i hood, Newton of Delton spent Mas See us before you buy. tension work In tlie state has in- some time visiting his .ton/'Roy), Mason 'creased by 1800 members since last Brace, in Traverse City this winter. 1Saturday with Mr. and Mm. Edd. 8 PRIZE DOLLS and family. Tlie M. E. Ladle.'.' Aid Society are Newton ! (year.-The total number receiving instruetton is now 17.600. the largest .selling goods at the old bakery build­ Orville Tobias and son. Robert, of For the Girls Detroit spent Saturday and Sundav 'enrollment in the history ot the. work ing the next two weeks The school play went oH_Axe be­ with his parents, Mr. and Mrs C. N. 'in Michigan. THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATTobias. fore a large crowd. We cannot men' 8 PRIZE TOYS j Incivase in enrollment varied from Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobias and FLOUR FEED COAL -- CEMENT ... LIME -TOO to 200 members in Gratiot. Are­ tton any names, for they all did so Mrs. Pearl Barrett, of De­ For the Boys 1 , nac, Tuscola. Prezquc Isle. Jackson, well that we would have to mention daughter. BRICK TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS Eaton. Lapeer, Kalamazoo. Ogemaw, the. entire cast to do . the subject 1troit. visited Mr#. Tobias’ brother Justice. , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newton, in [and Oakland counties. The school fair held, the previous Hustings Wednesday. HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 25c Christmas Cards Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bunnell of Kalweek was greatly enjoyed by u full FOOD MARKET ADVICE. each night. It was said by .mniizoo #pent Sunday with Mr. and Awarded FREE to the Girl# ■ ' T - - ■ ■■............................. । Many housewives may wish that houMi many to have been the best ever. Mrs. Edd. Newton and family. 20c Christmas Cards and Boy# securing the largest their families' apja-titez cou|d hibW. J. Robertson is not gaining as Mr. and Mrs. Mell Hendershott 'emate from Thanksgiving until his many friends wish for. He has ।and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Fiojd number of vote#. Help your I 5c Christmas Cards j Christmas. Since this is wishing tor some days when he feels much bet- Tobias young- friend# win a prize ' and daughter of Kalamazoo the moon, it is a time to select slm- । ter only to have a return of his mal- spent i Sunday with their parents, I Oc Christmas Cards pie, easily prepared foods, to caii on t‘adv and ‘suffer ’ufie^Teaite « °a n* Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobias. aiinin. the emergency shelf and to make! nno sul|Cr greatly again. Mrs. Ronald Haynes of Hastings routine housekeeping us easy as pos5c Christmas Cards .... 2 for 5c CEDAR CREEK. visited Mrs. C. N. Tobias Wednesday called on Mrs. Millie _ , , I Henry nenry’ Wertman wcrunan and ana wife witc spent They incy caurp aume Haynes ro Ask for Your , 2 for 5c Christmas Cards, 3 for 5c ;8u”d“>’ w,th u,rir son- Myron, and in Baltimore m the afternoon. »^n ' btke‘?a“h'family in Battle Creek. ....... ... Mrs. Julia Meyers of Ionia visited in ita shell, substitute canned for The c^mmuty club Friday night ut Edd. Newton's the first of the WEATHER CHART fresh jicas or beans on especially ( WBS largely attended. There was a week. busy days and sent* either fresh or I wonderful KUppe? and fine ____ CALENDAR! program.! Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore and canned fruits in place of elaborate which was so nicely presented. They daughter visited his brother. Mr. and marie deMcn# Frfnt salads are also all n-pcrrl a good time and expected Mrs. Glen Moore, in Nashville 8ungood for desert. In France dessert to return next month. day. duu actually implies fruit served with Guyla Pease and son. Leslie, were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush of Urban­ cheese and crackers. in Chilrlotte on business Monday. dale called on their parents. Mr. andSpeaking of cheese, do you know Mr. and Mrs. Leo Monroe and son Mrs. W. O. Tobias Sunday evening. more than one or two ol the many of Kalamazoo spent Saturday night * Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Phillips at­ varieties available? In every grocery with Ardy Owen and wife and Sun­ tended the Shultz community meet­ store will be found Mrviuro. and Mrs. Gurd .. , noc —only Amer- day With Junn iiik John at inc iiumting oi at air.theu home of Mr. and Mr#. lean package and prpeess cheetes, Qerritt Wasdykc of Grand Rapids Vert Robinson’s Thursday, cream ciitw^ cottage .Fp<.nt p«us |Wrt vi (,j u«oi iH!>t wees wren w. Mr nn() •«— Vida Phillips of Hastings —in ' addition jjT.T*’ or « ixh cheer.*-ano । Mrs. and often tlruvere Ro“’“L0*1 n ^’'IMrs. H. Leavitj. spent the week end with MkU Susie quefort und camembert. Other well i ciaud Kelvey nnt| family of Has- • Piillli[M and Mr. and Mrs. Burrell c*Wft’>es Licderkrnnz. । tings was Sunday afternoon callers Philfijxt. Llmbfiriur. pineapple and Edam. If at Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt. | Burrell Phillips and daughter, and bring needle and thimble. J entertained Thanksgiving at the! ley sutler spent Thanksgiving with you like nu gratin dishes grated Andrew Myers and family of dertrude. went to Kalamazoo WedJc Adams and ; home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Witte their daughter. Mrs. Ely McNaugh* Panncsan or Roman cIiccm* adds a Hastings also John Pease and wife! nesday and brought Mrs. Phillip# son. Melbourne, Oc0r and Mrs. Irene । of Grand Rapids. ton of Middleville ' real zest to theni Cheese is a health- Of Kalamazoo visited nt the home of home. She had been visiting her D^and'^'Xw^an^^^ The Parmelee Nutrition Ctass wdl ’ Agnes and Clara Neunun left ful food and we ent loo little of it. jGuyla Pease Thursday. Fred Wise- sisters for a few days. SiddlmUte S ,“’ MfS Lewt' Monday Monday for for Kellogg Kellogg Camp Camp to to be be IrU ,p“Ftlf.}darJJ';man, and wife of Hastings on Fri-1 Mr. and Mrs. Ansil Golden of Middleville.. 1 sxinner of Leighton. i gone ten weeks. good at tnl# season with both Florida । <jny, HIlp their daughter, Mrs. Law- south Hastings spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Herman Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kermeen and grapefruit, and oranges arriving in'rencc Bostwick‘of Augusta on Suh- Miss Susie Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McIver and family of Grand Rapids, Mr. and;son Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis!-daughter and Mrs. Hattie Carpenter good quality and quantity. Tangcr- day. —- ?.In;. Dan Yohngblood of Caledonia Skinner and family and Harold > were Thanksgiving euesta of Mr. and ines are int-s orc also available and ure are prime m . and Mrs. Myron Mason ncGLASS CREEK. I Mr. favorites with children. companled' by .Mr. and Mrs. Jess Tlie annual chicken pie supper and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown of Segestrom ot Leighton. Mr and Mrs Mrs. Clark Bliss of Middleville.. Leighton were entertained Sunday at Kenneth Dunlap of Hastings, Mr Since -we enjoy cranberries so Lurabee attended a party given- by .and Mr. and Mra. Harold Stimson and Christmas bazaar will be held the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Mor- and Mrs. Ernest Dunlap of Middlemuch at holiday time. .it.-is a pity Henry" Chamberlin of East ' Leroy ’ — , at Good Will church this week. gan in honor ot their mother, Mrs. ville were entertained Thanksgiving', family. Mr. and Mrs. Mc-rlc Btimaon not to enjoy them throughout their Saturday night. and family of Grand Rapids and Mr. Friday evening, Dec. 15. Come. Elizabeth Finkbeiner ’ s. 80th birth. ’ by Mr. and Mrs. Claud Rosenberg season Which last.-, well into the and Mrs. George Cook spent Mr and Mr#. Myjon Mason visited A number from this vicinity nt- day. ' “iI Thanksgiving j and family. New Year. Apple sauce tlavAred with friends ih Silver Creek Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs. I tended the senior play in Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schnurr were i Mr. and Mrs^Fre^jDUo and Wes- Loren Tungate. cranberry is a pleasant change Friday night. All four of the seniors from plain apple sauce. Cranberries WEST HOPE. the neighborhood were in the baked with shred ham make an in­ The community meeting will be)';;of teresting combination as a vifrtaUon held at the Ira McCallum honik Fri- 1'cast. Miss Virginia Havens of Hastings from pineapple or apple. day evening. MLsses Maybelie Hart the week end with her parents V ■ Green beam from Florida are the and Barbara Chamberlain have spent, ! outstanding vegetable tn quality and charge of lhe program. I, here. j The Gjass Creek Nutrition Class value. Spinach arriving in quantity Rcmerqber the lantern slide lee-' held a special Christmas meeting iroin Texas is also unusually line. tun* given by Prof. Gregg of M. S. C- ; Green peas arc cheaper, sweeter and lor garden enthusiasts Thursday .with Mrs. Wm. Havens Thursday. A more tender than they have been in evening In the Cloverdale town hall. I very pleasant day wa# sjxmt. itome time. Broccoli and Brunels Little Mb# Esther Arentz, just 8 , Mr. ahd Mrs. Ray Erway and sprouts are plentiful und inexpen­ years old. is t hq^roud possessor of i Genevieve attended the synqiiiony sive. They are both coming from all A’s bn her report cahl this concert in Hastings Sunday P. M. Mrs. Chas. Wiiiltemore California. Cabbage b> not as plenti­ month. She is in the third grade. i, Mr. und his mother in Delton Sunday. ful as it has been but it is always a Mrs. Lena Laubmigh has a hen '-visited ‘ Lemuel Oakes was pleasantly sur­ green vegetable of real value. turkey with a family of twelve,,i prised Friday night, the occasion After an orgy of turkey, beef. pork, youngsters. She would lijce a stork,! lamb and veal have renewed appeal. shower of knitted garments for themLi being his 2lst birthday, also Mis* Burghduff'.s 17lh birthday, ' ^ZOU'LL have to hurry—because December 15th is the Simple and easy to prepare are or maybe some turkey red caileo'' Leona who was also present. About fortysteaks, cutleu and chops, chopped covcralLs. the cvenln evening there.- “ It :s Js Gordon McCallum and M .rr.1,1 five nvc spent lnC « inerc und liver and kidneys. Modern I last day to send in your letter—and you surely don’t meat roasting requires time but ’ no trouble with the half hour of sear ­ 1< ^tard h WllSon W ?r ” C! 2Sl' Dnvcv Mr and 5, ' rs ’ Fred Olls s,)cnt thr want to miss this opportunity to get a beautiful, new ing in a hot oven and then the long cooking which makes basting Kelvinator for Christmas absolutely free. And there is slow unnecessary. Rqiu.1 jiork and roast over a Canton. Ohio, radio station. ‘ Si,• VS^^t^Rov Ejwav’s Monday nights. Those with radios *4“rire Erw-av- o/armta ftau^ beet are good valuer, at present. nothing difficult about it. You wife o ^ H«tSs Oysters have a wide appeal and a nugm tunc in. and if you like their Dlcx Rose and wife ol Hastings. dinner which uses fried or sca!lo|Kd music music, let let lhe lhe station station hear hear about about it it. ;i ., Harry Dunn and family of South­ HERE ARE THE RULES want a Kelvinator for Christ­ 1 oysters as its main dish Is easily and Tlie s. 8. convention at the' west Rutland were Sunday visitors This year as never before everyone is looking toward a Christmas quickly prepared. An oyster stew is church Sunday was a very tine! at Ray Erway’s. —Idler must not contain equally simple as a luncheon dudi. meeting. Rev. J. Norton of Shultz mas—and you write a letter of practical givi/ig. The wide variety of practical merchandise dis­ More fish arc available -.a lower gave a fine, inspiring- address, and more than 250 words. prices than in recent weeks. Most live Cloverdale orchestra rendered played by this store makes it a satisfactory shopping center. . telling us how much you want it. —literary style of letter plentiful among these are fresh and beautiful music. will not be considered. x smoked son Beck's for the M. E. church Fri­ filleted fish, halibut and day. Dec. 15th. It is hoped there will —letter must be mailed ORANGEVILLE. In every line we believe you. will find articles that,will both please salmon steaks and shrimp. While If your letter expresses the keenest _______________ be a good many who can attend griddle cakes, tneebtaush or waffles Last Week's Letter. before midnight, Dec. you to give and suit your pursfes as well. with syrup are usually considered a -Clifford Kahllo and family spent bringing their sharp saws and axes. desire for a Kelvinator for Christmas 15th, 1933. Tiianksglvlng day with relatives at! Tlie Christmas program given by breakfast dish they nre equally —in case of a tie, dupli­ tthe Carlton Center scliool will .be you can have any Kelvinator in the suitable for iupch or supper accord­ Battle creek. cate awards will be made. ing to the Quaker Maid. Sausage C. L. Rupe and family of Otsego I held at the ,M. E. church. Thursday line. And, if your letter is one of meat or sausages, bacon or other were Sunday guests of his parents evening, Dec. 21st. All arc invited. —lhe Tuesday Study ---- Jia.. attended the Some *from tillsj— Way TOYS TABLE SETS meats and a salad or some fruit help at this place. Club of Wyandotte, the next 24 letters selected by the Beatrice Wickham of Detroit Is senior play given in the school au­ to round out the ineal. LAUNDRY SETS Mich., as Judges, will SERVING SETS Cold weather gives added appeal •spending a couple of weeks with her ditorium at Hustings Friday evening. Judges, you will receive a new R-42 nuke the final decision. It was fine and very much enjoyed. DISHES grandmother. Mrs. Nettle Newark, PAINT SETS to hot beverages If coilee Ls the Miss Eleanor Wilson spent —any woman is eligible family drink for breakfast and din­ and they spent several days the past Model, delivered and installed free KITCHEN SETS DOLLS ner the variety tliat tea offers is week with Mrs. Gene Young# of Thanksgiving with her friend. Murry! az except Kelvinator em­ Myers, and grandparents of near 27 BLOCKS in your home before Christmas. Stuffed ANIMALS appreciated for lunch tea or sup­ Charlotte. ployees, represenlalires, per. No beverage is ro warming as Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nichols enter­ Lake Odessa. Mr. Myers recently rc-j W members of lhe Tues­ tea. no beverage sfl friendly. After­ tained a number ol relatives irom turned from the north with a 200’kj day Study Club and potald deer. -, noon tea. which should lx? mostly Olivet Sundnv. There is nothing to buy—no obliga­ Doreen Wilson was home overly their immediate laipilies. tea with only a simple sandwich or Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis of near CONSTRUCTION SETS SKATES tions— merely read the rules and cookie to go with It is a delightful Wayland called on relatives at this. Thanksgiving with her iiarents, Mr. M —full purchase price ■ CHEMISTRY SETS and Mrs. Neil Wilson. Mr. und Mrs. ’ ffj SKIS mid non-fattening habit, it also place Saturday. will be refunded to any write your letter — but hurry — be­ Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Crawford Harley Bawdy also spent Thanksglv- s brings qnict and rest to tired bodic# TOOL CHESTS SLEDS woman who buys a were guests ol friends at Doster Sat-! ing with the latter’s parents, Mr. H and nerves.—By- Anfi Page cause it must be postmarked before GAMES urday. and Mrs. Wilson. S Kelvinator before Dec. AIR RIFLES . THE CROSSROADS. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson of Lowell W Mr. and Mrs. John Vcncma were 15th, in the event midnight, December 15th. Get your BLACKBOARDS POCKET KNIVES Miss Joan Sledge spent tlie week guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ven- were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. U she is awarded a gift end at home. ema oi Outgo recently. ,‘Wm. ....______ Crockford. __ , Mrs. John McLravy ft letter off to-day. We hope to have Kelvinator. Mr and Mrs. Orlcy Smith and Miss Nornut Brown spent several and sister of Hastings also visited the pleasure of presenting YOU with Mrs. Homef Bates called on Mr. and days the past week with friend# ut Mr. and Mrs.-Crockford Sunday. RADIOS PERCOLATORS PHONI FOR FRIE Mrs. Dorr Kenyon of Hastings Sun- Grand Rapids. ' !-------------- --- ---------------one of these 25. Gift Kclvinators. ALADDIN Refrigerators I day. afternoon and found Mr. Ken­ Mrs. Nettle Brown spent from; NORTHWEST THOBN'APPLE. CAKE COVERS ENTRY BLANK Lost Week's Letter. ’ yon 'mucli better. Thursday until Sunday evening with I TOOLS \ Kelvinator' Corporation, AND FULL DETAILS Appliance# Mr? and Mrs. Orval Bruce ot the relatives at Kalamazoo. Tlie Ladies' Aid has been set. Wood district spent Sunday with GLASS OVENWARE CUTLERY . ahead one week, so will be held in 14700 Plymouth Road, Detroit, Mich. SHULTZ. the VanAtnan faintly. the church basement. Dec. 14. Din­ WATERLESS COOKERS SPORTING GOODS । Mr. and Mra. Frank Francisco of[ The fried chicken supper and ner served at noon by Mrs. George CALL AT OUR SHOWROOM FOR FULL DITAILS Freeport spent Sunday with John। Christmas bazaar which was held Adams. Mrs. Earl Kermeen and Mrs. at the Hull Friday evening was very Lewis j Cook and family. Skinner. Members conic early! John Willllts of Hastings spentI well attended. More than twenty­ Saturday night arid Sunday with Er­. Hve dollars was taken in. Everyone BACKACHE, BEARING PAINS enjoyed the playlett "The Tax As ­ ne#: Williams and family. sessor." and nre looking forward to; see more ol Shults's dramatic ability expressed 123 South Jefferson Street Halting,, Mich. DULL HEADACHES GONE Bobby Smith of Grand Rapids. ward trouble thtti SIMPLE REMEDY DOES IT brvuxbt me down tn I Headaches caused by constipa­ spent the week end with his grand-11 healih m> 1 w*» not able. to tlo my work. I »,b| tion arc gone alter one dose of parents here. The MU#e.< Barbara Chamberlain too tutvoue to alctn, my I Adlenka. This cleans all poisons tuck »ci,ol and Chid TELEPHONE HASTINGS, out ot BOTH upper and lower and Maybclle Hart und Mrs. John! bowels. Gives better sleep, rndi Chamberlain have enrolled m the|>ierft4 ncrvousiw: H. A. LyBuikei; 8. B.,'readier#' Training Class m 1 “ . Hastings. " Druggist—Adv. N«w uie. ubkte ffe: liquid 11.00. Christmas programs are being pie! Vi ..'.UilJg - I I Use Your OwnHome Grpins Christmas Cards At .A Big Saving! Don’t miss this sale if you want Christmas Cards 3 Days Only! EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY CONTEST December H5,h Carveth & Stebbins n it THE REXALL STORE ONLY A FEW DAYS MORE TO get a KELVINATOR fOR CHRISTMAS j 25 KELVINATORS FOR CHRISTMAS FOR THE 25 WOMEN WHO WANT THEM MOST J s,S5rn,„“c‘“Tu,^ i ~^S!^to,iS'r»'nw*“cu“ For the Tiny Tot# For Boys and Girls For Men and Women ALLAD,N . Robleski Electric Co. KELVINATOR GOODYEAR BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY 2101 1 MICH. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1933 PAG1S TWELVE M0RT0A0E FORECLOBURE. LEGAL NOTICES BARRYVILl.E. Last Week's Letter. j The supper and sale at the church Mr. und Mrs. Grover Davenport' Friday evening was a success It attended the funeral of Mra. Gatl.wtted Uie L. A. S. 124. Parasitic Larvae of Insect Harper of Hastings who passed | The Golden Rule Sunday-School away Sunday A. M. The funeral was1 class will meet with Mrs. Herbie, Increases Task Of Getting held at Hastings Tuesday A. M. i Wilcox Tuesday afternoon. Animals Ready . for Work < Mr. Gregg of Michigan Stale Col-I ’-Vu' East Lansing-Michigan fanner., lege of Lansing Extension Depart- •*<’ “J*"?*,E!* who have tried lo guide a team of ment. will give an illustrated lec-, Jle. “*v a!’r' horses when the animals were flghl-gturc on landscaping nt lhe town!p M- and cn’. ing to drive away bot flies will be hall at 8 P. M. Thursday. Dee. 14. J mucb; interested in the campaign being The Garden Club extend-an InvJ-[ . P0” pTa*ro,*„® conducted, by the animal pathology । tation to everyone. !? P“r£?p ,ls " uf fcpuumm .t UUWu suw CM-. Mt. „,d M„ HaroM K.ltoH W io dvatroy iWM- pm. „„ by Mr. „,u ™u„on|a Nearly everyone is familiar with.Mra Roy Appleton al Kalamazoo! Mr UIkl Mrs ix-vine were — ,.r .i - ••'- "undayr Isunday guests of.her brother. Roy Mr. und Mra. Chas. Monica enter- Preston and-family of hear Lacey. -■••• tlamed the following rnanxsgiving. Miss Dora Foster-is working In t know that the larvae of thi insect Mr. and Mrs. dlfelllngton Monica and > Hastings. '/ 20 to 28 days m the daUglltcr of Bedford, Mr. and Mrs.) Mr. and Mrs. Orville Purspll and >fr mouliu of the hones before taking Monica of Kalamazoo. Mr.! Dora of the Durfee district spent '»» un residence in the animal* *.tomit-.—II r, ‘ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herbie •k iw o.» tor^nnon. Eawm achs. The adult flics die after the: j>iton and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilcox. aUrt of frcwW r?,heJ DUl their a,iU »°n charts of ci<w- Mr. and Mra. Hubert Lathrop and iV rt Ik» Ctai»“ race ls PerPe’ua:cd b>‘ ,hclr Pam:,';dale.' son ot Nashville. Dr. Skinner of H' / iVir’J'T; rlwY‘Cn£n£ekr i» monv Mirhi I Mr. and Mrs. Mark Garrison en- Lacey and Mr. and Mrs. Hal La­ 'rir;* ’Ne t.aiij• Groups of farmers in many Michl-1 »<u.. , ,» i < irroii Court for the < •■«!>■!_,_ .... ,lraP<i u,.. tcrtalned Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Wood- throp and family were guests of Mr. r, s-r-JX .S£!> «' w»‘«*» >» and Mrs. Will Hyde and Mra. Skin­ n hr i.. r.»iir<- th* department to have their horses Mr*. Replogle spent Thanksgiving ner Sunday. Several from here enjoyed the And coal is the best possible form of heat. treated to rid them of the parasites with Miss Mabelle Hart and Mbs HigiK school play in Nashville Sat­ >n r/>,n. ihrinrtine attorn*?-* The treatment is simple and can be Barbaia Chamberlain of Shultz. urday evening. . The natural, even heat produced by coal ./Tn *i,hr'>To*nth>-> ’of"r«718iv<n b>’ an>‘ qualllX vcU-rlnarian. | Mr. and Mrs. Everett McCallum Mrs. Gay Skinner accompanied Countr. jn--bi*in. dr.rr.i.rj Successful treatment* must wpit and son Gordon of West Hope her son. Dr. Morgan Skinner to Bat-, insures you a comfortable, healthful win­ । for at'least 30 days after freezing spent Sunday with Mrs. Rcplogle. tie Creek on business Monday. >rihw»o «n« fourth <»;> of‘weather, as that period of time is re-'' Mr. and Mrs. Grover Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Albert HoUcbus and ter. Don't delay in ordering your supply I <-«t <.M-f. »rOi <>.i) quired for the insect larvae to gath- । and daughter Helen spent Sunday, Dorothy of near Bellevue were ta tty? horse’s stomach The with Mr. and Mra. Jew Kenyon of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wil­ Prices rise with the advancing season — rihnr.i ..nr fourth <'.) of pests can be destroyed any time be- Hickory Comers.. cox Friday. lv"'',v’r’‘/iru‘f,‘ f,K1' ,orv March 1. Early treatments are Mra. Louise Lathrop, who is visso put your order in today I Nor'b of R..S. s.iru < • > j IJIrfrrBWe a5 thP prepuce of the The Ladies' Aid will hold their at the home of her daughter, .. . ............... ... irnrnsltM in<*rra>u*s the la.-Jc of tret-' raar at the town hall Friday evening itlng Mrs. Ella Shepard, in Battle Creek, Mart -ting lhe horse Dec. 15. al 6 P. M. Everybody wel­ is reported on the siok list. ■ spring work. come. ‘ Mt. and Mrs-. Heber Foster ac­ , Any out eggs stm clinging to nair Mr. and Mre. Ben McCallum at- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Albert on the horae may be destroyed by!tcntled tlw funerttl of MIm Madeline McClelland attended a band con­ n.nK a. washing the parts with a - per' cent । chipmun of Kalamazoo Monday P. cert in Battle Creek Thursday eve­ Out 12-zu solution of cresol or with u suitable M ning. Our Trucks Are Prepared to Gioe immediate I dilution of a coobtar creosote dip. I M„ A Johncock entertained the SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. following Sunday. Mrs. Edith Pow­ ■ Delivery on Coal Ordered Now ers and children of Allegan. Mr. and Last Week's Letter. . ■‘""‘••••itaiai wrem uener I Mrs. Russell Johncock and children Mr. and Mra. Fred Fuller and GinrJ to I'.rai Mrs. Wm. Van Sickle and Mr. and; of East Orangeville and Mrs. Lyle family spent Thanksgiving with ,ir*n. ’to Li.' J. Mrs. Clair Van Sickle spent Thanks- i Kingsbury and children of Clover- Proctor McGinnis at Charlotte. i' .T„'r giving day with John Van Sickle and 'dale. Dr. Kinde of tlie Kellogg Founda­ y“"rl »ft?r family ot Lansing. I Little Earl Chilson, who has been tion visited the Norton school Wed­ POULTRY and STOCK FEEDS. COAL, LIME, CEMENT, ETC. r<-nt. djie.j th- Mr. and Mra. Earl Culp of Nash-1 very’111 with pcnumonla. Is slowly nesday. • 7 ■ '.'i -ville and Opal Webb of Battle improving at present writing. G. C. Marshall and H. J. Voltz TELPEHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. ■. I i-.mni'v •■( lurry, u'pun th< Creek spent Thanksgiving with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Davenport mode a business trip to Elkhart. In­ uf .iiii> a. o. laze, lu li't*;and Mrs. Charles Harrington and'and Mrs. Eva Davenport spent diana. Tuesday. -i.* d719aa‘family. . {Thursday with Mr. and Mra. W. D. Mr. and Mrs. James Vonde Gelson • j-.bn .w ii<i«rr<. -t Kaoh. The teacher. Mra. Greenfield, in- pierce of Charlotte. Mrx. Eva Duvcn- and son Karl of Kalamazoo spent' t vited the neighbors to the school-' port remained indefinitely. Wednesday night with Mra. Lulu Tia uhi'Jr ihrr“i* dur •ii/*: house for a Thanksgiving pot luck' Mr. and Mrs. Grant Dickerson and Gray.. Junior Van Auken had the misfor­ Mi. and Mrs. Chirr Sheldon and >t. .•( ti>. n,*,. prinriimi and tnn-r-v dinner wiiich’ was enjoyed by all Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chilson spent Miss Ila Jarrard of Battle Creek tune lo full and break his arm while . family attended the Gould reunfoit 1 ’hr‘ 7"i«nfi Vn’i ‘,tr»rihrr”»uh'and al1 reamed to be in good spirits Thanksgiving together at the home spent from Wednesday until Sun­ playing at school Wednesday. ! held at Eat I Weeks in Battle Creek: 1 ---- ;—.7; _ 'and had n good time vLsiltng. I of Mr, and Mra, Frahk Chilson of day with her parents. Mr. urul Mrs.. Mrs. Edith Debolt. Ckota Conklin Thunk*givin*:. ' . !■.«*. Car! Montgomery «l»ht tlR‘ week! North Hope. L. A. Jarrard. and Matt Balch spent Wednesday at end with hl-sister at Kalainazoo. I Mr*. Iva French of Battle Creek Mra. Lplu Gray accompanied Mr. apenk Saturday night wills I n.ier in.- rumuuon* «i obll Charles Montgomery ytoitefl his’and Mr. and Mra. Geo. MacDonald and Mrs. Jas: Vender Gelson und Wayne Merkle of Wacousta spent •nt.5. Mr. and Mra. PtieiJ irriM-wriinr-t'at i*» in ison at Hopkins one day last'week, of Richland and Mra. Bom of Kal- Karl to Detroit to spend Thursday, —tv T' fi. v------- ------ ------- ------- uvumnil. . .L'^Vla1 bl Mr. and Mra. Byron Clark of umazoo called on Mr. and Mrs. with their mother. Mrs. Olive Howe Kenneth HoffnMm of Battle jvli!!? Un^rf^J>C,K»ni^tha>n!mil .in tb-rr„L • (Jackson are visiting Mrs. L^tha>James MacDonald Friday and Mr. and family. Nqw. TIIE'REFuKE. br *iriu« <>f thr Adkins and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. and Mrs. Frank Humeston of Battle Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Debolt spent Creek spent Thanksgiving vacation J«/ Gien^s!! |,-:wrr of -,!<• II...M.1 moriearr ronuinr.i. Howard. ! Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mac- Thursday with Orville Debolt and with his grandparents. Mr. and Mr. f rl‘“.'f J*! 2*r; a"‘ OIe,) Ah Mi’ilfh Kroby xWr> Mr- a.nd Mr3- Edd and Donald ot Hastings called on Mr. family in Battle Creek. peter Hoffman. ’ |l»»n»»l al Htaory Corners. thai nu Fn<i»r. ii.r 32w.i >u< > f .i .nwv. daughter Ann of Nashville spent and Mra. James MacDonald Bunday. G. C. Marshall called on his fath-, Mr. and Mra V. B. EHLston and George Hill of Battle Creek called nn i-1."Jt;.’1!l.'.’.huirilX» ln« Iho no’rriK, T,uir?iday with Mr' and Mns- J' W-'l MlMreturned hoin<- Friday fr»i?i the r*uri h>m»o iu ib.. ettv Howard. I from Plainwell where shqhad been er. O. B. Marshall, in Nashville Wed­ George Hecker of West Vermont- .M Feter Hmfman's Saturday after- I : nesday night. ville spent Thursday with the I. W ;1U Ol>' ,• | of tUM.nf. lurr. । Miehi*»n. i>,.] w<- are all glad to M-v Amber Van al the home of Mr. and MV. DcnniMr. and Mrs. Geo. 8. Marshall Jr., Jarrard family. Clayton Jarrard i Mr. and Mra. Dale Downing of |.r.nn.o, dc.-Nb.-,! J’''1 ’‘'’’Sickk'. who returned from the hos- son. and family spent Tiuinksgiving and family ol Dowling were Wed-1 North Castleton were Sunday visit- I L.tiLr't-. .Aif»f» th* •av.uut dar ihereoh.jPlial at Ann Arbor. Wednesday. | Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McLeod and with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walt nesday visitor*. ors ut G C, Marahulls. C. Cobb ol I th.- C...I. »r.,i eiwn*r« family and Mrs. Mary Wolf spent; । Mr. and Mra. Lee Gould and sons Buttle Creek was un evening visitor/ At... thr »iu.rn-v fe-I.roridul for >n .41.1 , IRVING. Thanksgiving at the home of Mr i Ayres in Indiana. Jfarmers are urged TO KILL HORSE ROTS ; .j, ...... Ti.wn.liin Hirr, 1 vnlitv. V lino, (IHRTRUDE COAL SAVES DOLLARS It’s Cheaper and Better! SMITH BROS., VELTE & CO. hod ..I...I- .Lt hri»« in Ihi lown.j in Grand Rapids for the^winter. I several girls of Miw Catherine .htp uf Ycnk.. tfwlnxj. Mr. and Mra. Frank Rogers and cagnev's piano class who lire in or rr<l tliatyt'iMi* notiir* pubih-oliun i»f a ropy "_______ ' Out 12 SO { NOTICE TO CREDITPB8 | r*..«eivhdtcd tlwfr aunt MN. Jan« Mc-;dub u> be Imowna, the Harmony re ^flCann. one day recently. Mr. and Mra ,club mtx.t nl lhe home of „rtbw...t । Rogers had been to Hastings to see lMlss Cagney each Friday P. M. aft­ . _T<.»n Mr. Rogers lather. John Roger*. e_ fcChool for the study of musical­ [who is in very poor health. history and famous composers and ' tii»z**. Mr- anu Mrs' J,w Springer took,thclr aijp for lhe 8tU(Jy ol Mra. Lucretia Lucn-ua Benham uennam to io the inc home noun­ meorv. «*«»•. Mrs. ■of J------------ ------------------I of her neuhiw. nephiw, Alva Cox. north of' Woodland where site will remain for . ASSYRIA. u whilc.^fc ' Mrs. Lee Bladkford hits been car­ Last Week's.. Letter. ing for Mra. Bernice Nagel w.ho has Hie Misses Elsie and Grace Conk­ lin spent part of List week with been quite seriously ill. When Mrs. Lewis Wilcox and Mra. their brother, Clifford Conklin of Lyle Wilcox visited their mother at Ehls district. ntiv. they found Mrs.| Mrs.. Mrs. aara- George vn-orge Conklin vonxiin entertained rmcriainra Bellevue recently, well as Uay they h.7prd. hoped. 'u-'< Thanksgiving a family Pierce not so wGl —-----. —gathering. ™ Mrs. Pierce has many friend* here l»ln«s being laid for fourteen, who are «Jtry to hear this. , Mra. Silvia Bivens spent part of ■____________________ __ liUl with 1,,>r daugliter. Mrs. D-fradsct*. NOTICE OF SALE. ! Mo l3RA7 Isabelle Case, of the Court district. treasury department. Tlie Pleasure Birthday organiza- । OFFICE or COMPTROLLER oF THE ttan met on Tuesday, the 38th, at ... , . .. c ., , .r .. 1w1tJ the Briggs church basement with t...!. r> w.j-nj. Mesdan-.es Bessie Strickland and vriovit’LixK Marjorie Brandt as hostesses. < 11\ -'i ha* Miss Orra Strickland and friend of ..( i< vtnrv .....t Lansing spent the week end with her ' st.to!?!."! ["ihe 'Parents. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Strick­ . land. Their sons. Roy and Lisle, and mn -huh !. u.i , family were there on Thanksgiving. u n ini.u-.. • « . Mrs, Sjltla Scidmore. after siiend""s’i'w*'TllF.REFi>itE. i i f, T o rox-’ing some,tune with her sister at' . i-.miji-ollrr <>i '’"L,7..:',? Hustings and daughter. Mra. Veda »>>• liAHTLS?;*' 'in «br rii 'v' <«F has I Guy. and Mrs- Evangie Miller has HXijs. m ih. < nuut, . i iiARRY <«d i gone to her son. Ehret Scldmore's, MU.. . ! jiirilKiAS. i* home at Augusta. thv ii.i.kinc u*. _ nr ■,ft. on-’hnn'trixi The December session of the R< « -' i suuum pleasure birthday organization will IF.RKOF .»irnr.. ** at ,the home of Mra. Evan­ — ’o.xh gle MlUer. • . .■ . i Miss Bernice Screen, a student of ' n, r the Battle Creek school of Business, spent the holiday at the home of her _________________ 211}, parents. Mr." and Mrs. Howard Ser­ " NOTICE TO cREDtTORB. , prlinV 19 the Rob|.rt Rev..Doris of Grand Rapids, a for­ mer pastor here, spent last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanford <4 Uifhu.n, the Frobkie ’. uri for of Dowjing and Is now at the jay order for. pubucation. Mr. and Mra. Fred Miller observed Thanksgiving with the members ot and Mrs. Arthur Miller spent the *“•’* vf day with their son. Mr. and Mrs. admini.ir.i.r, )>*« Orlie-Miller of Lake Odessa. 1 Vn xi (8**1) Hl Oil JI . HMliBrt. Ortoktr 3,-| Orel* J. Sluittr. Clwk. j A. D. 191 J. I Ch«rl«a H. Leonard. Ucrtorre. 4th District—(Berrien, Cass, St. Joseph, Van Buren, Allegan, and Barry Counties.) x TAMARAC CORNERS. The Ladles’ Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Mary Curtis Thursday ‘ii iV. 10r an a11 <1,y 'Meeting. i’d ii Mr. and Mrs. T- T. WUt of SunI r»t!- field silent Sunday with Geo. Sears. Botkc 'Mr- and Mrs- Boes Cotton spent . tnnr Sunday with Ruth Duncan in w»»k« Woodland. proiMit io Mid Ii .’nd, Mr- and Mrs. Myric Cqrlis accotnHolier* Banner. j panled Mr. and Mrs Clarence Myers true Torr------------------------- J*'*’ ,0 Grand Rapids Sunday and spent MUditd Smith. R««l«t«r ol Prob.u. |the day with Lloyd Curtis THE BURHANS PLATFORM When the Michigan Legislature, of which I ain a member, adjourned last summer. I announced that I would be fl candidate for the Congressional nomination in this Dis­ trict on the Republican ticket at the 1934 Primary. The time has now come when I should declare myself on national , issues and announce the platform on which I'will make my campaign for the office. I be­ lieve in the Primary and that it is the right of the people to say whom should be their Congressman. I shall stand on this plat­ form : 1.—Government stabilization of prices of certain essential farm prod­ ucts so the farmer will receive the ^ost of production plus a reason­ able profit. 2.—Better treatment of Veterans. 3.—Construction of Great Lakes sea-way cut by the St. Lawrence route, bringing the products of Michigan farms and factories nearer the markets of the world. 'en of the Eagle district. st«t* «r Uirbi<»n Ui» Probate. C urt fir Thanksgiving and week end guests in th-u°i»u»T tt Wiinan Mr a*^ Mrs. A. C Hyde Aii-rtiv HrnJri.r.<>:. i home were, their parents, Mr. and N-otiM ■> Urri.r »irr0 th»t f.rar n 'orj * Mrs. Buchanan of Niles, and sister, IB H k.v.'bia, M rc^.i. rl’t'; Mira Beulah Buchanan of Dundee, it...m Ihrir ri.im* k/.m-t -v.,1 .ifThe Briggs P. T. A. met on F\i‘‘•fe™Ef»,Thm,‘“.'.""J*? I. ...4 »M r-.uirr t I.. prr.rU! ti.nr ri.ti . gram, special, music and luncheon, i., Mid <• ■>« <i lhe pr.ih.ie . in the Mr. and Mrs Henry Gray enter"“,',7'":n»»Miwn«. w. »*». .mi ih.t ..id witt i.. ir George Runt and daughter. Gertrude • k'.i r.iun . n rn-. u. ii . u t , f of Battle Creek and their nephew. I April. A. I>. 1LI. .1 EARL L. BURHANS for CONGRESSMAN -A limited tenure in the office of Congressman, which will prevent a recurrence of pasLhistory whereby two men in this district held the office continuously for thirty-six years. , 5.—The furnishing by your Congressman of a weekly letter to every paper in the District, when Congress is in session, so the people may know what goes on at Washington. It shall be my endeavor to become acquainted with the people in all parts of the District because 1 believe the voters like to see and talk with the man they support. I plan during the campaign to meet the people and to present my case to them. If you feel that my twenty-five years’ actively practicing law at Paw Paw, my serving Van Buren County as Prosecuting Attorney, my work in the Legislature as State Representa­ tive, and the fact that I am a large farm owner and operator in Van Buren County fit me for the position and entitle me to your considera­ tion, I shall be appreciative of your support. I solicit your support and ask that you stand with me on the above platform. Respectfully submitted, EARL L. BURHANS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-12-20.pdf dd09c5c71080e1361b7498e2e8f6be1e PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR 1 TO 1U PAGES PAGES 1 to 6 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, DECEMBER 20, 1933 ! Annual Christmas Show For P1GE1NT 1ST CAROL SERVICE A W8MHCHGE1S Children At Strand Saturday Oil Stations, Restaurants,1 ¥ * * DECIDED SUCCESS . Store and Grocery Have [ GREAT SUCCESS SEVERAL CASES OF PETTY THIEVING HERE fhgowm HAS RETURNED TO THE UNITED STATES George Herrick Promoted to Chief Petty Officer on NUMB! DELINQUENT TAX MONEV DISBURSED Two Matinees to Provide Free Been Burglarized ' CHRISTMAS DRAMA WRIT­ TEACHERS PRESENTED Officers are working on life rob- HE IS RE-ELECTED PRESI Mrs. —George Smith has receivedr —»- — •— — . COUNTY TREASURER MAUS Amusement for County Youngsters TEN BY REV. KITOHING CHORUSES AND PANTO­ bertes which took place on 8atur- DENT OF THEATER OWN- a letter from her son. George Her-1 SENT CASH BEFORE rick, that lw arrived in San FranI One of Hie annual features of the.schodl here In Hastings; the 1:00 PLEASES AUDIENCE MIME SUNDAY LAW REQUIRED ERS association .. '■ — • on Dec. 6 from Shanghai. Farrell Feetl Store. Service Oil sta• Christmas season here is (he free o'clock show will be given especially tkon and the Rogers Grocery were ——— . China, after serving in China on 'show given by the Strand Theater for pupils of the st. Rose and Cenpuiy byi all entered Saturday night, small UNANIMOUS VOTE CAST the U.S S Houston for three years. THIS AIDED TWP.. VILurvi- vetponsored vii wiib.hr u [ iui for ciiuuiril children uiiu and .winiui school puptw pupils ut of iiui tral miiwu schools.. Youngsters luuitihirii are riijur.-irequest- PROGRAM WAS BEAUTI He expects to stay in San Francisco [ ' . r-111 Akin I HDD roc ii/c *ums of money being taken and at ' PRPQRVTCRIAM rUIIOPU Barry county. Manager Ray Branch <d to observe this schedule and PRFQRYTFHIAN PUII FOR LOCAL MANAGER until Dec. 20 then leaves for the, LAGE AND CITY SCHOOLS FUL AND IMPRESSIVE Al Myers- they also took reveral rncoDI l tniMli bfiunbn Im .M-t the date this year for Bat- teachers from the various .schools Bremerton Navy Yards tn Washing-1 ■.■ ---------- dollars' worth of cigarettes, along nhniw r.w.,1 Mn.An.’unlay, Dec. 23. Two .shows have will be present to help keep thc few for a three months' stay, after This Delinquent Tax Was All UflOir ana masonic orchestra ixen planned to accommodate the over-cnthusta^tlc ones fnpm "crash­ Scenes of "The Christmas with a quantity of pennies. !■ First Officer to Be So ton which he will ro to the New York Several times lately the Edmond*, turn. — By special crowds " of youngster*, the first at ing the gate" out of — Supplement Work Done * "" — Story" Were Splendidly Collected During the Honored—Organization Navy yards for six weeks. George ‘ Oil station has been rollbed and tlw ( i:00 o'clock in the afternoon and arrangement', pupils df tlif Bristol by Actors plan* io make a visit home at that Fred Wagner rating ptace hx-< also • Strongest of Its Kind Illustrated Month of October | the second at 3:00 o'clock. If nece#- school and members of Camp Kitan-' •ime. He has been promoted to Chief and small sums of • ’ * An audience of about two people'nary a third show will be worked in nlwa. Clear lake, will come to tho* Again the Christinas carol service . been,entered, ,< uu, “ft d s- ■s* -~ Ray Branch, r. saw the colorful and beautiful io that none pf the children who 1:00 o'clock show. presented on Sunday aflemoan* In n • , Strand theater here, was unani- hiy’ folks’and friend* ot“home’ " distribution Of the more than 824.Christmas pageant presented in I come will be disappointed. i■ Al AX the conclusion of the show, it Central , auditorium by the teuchen It win will oc be remcmocrra remembered uiai that orurge George of viliagv.•.nV town■*‘lcctCd *>rM*dSn5.,0LIt — delinquent ——’’.”f dty, ~ Central auditorium Friday 'evening I As usual the program Will constat is certain that Old Santa w1l) be of the city schools under the direc­ Allied Theater Owners of Michigan . china during the trouble beand «hool taxes collected by under auspices-of the Presbytertanjof short travelogues, comedies and.there u> jw-v, out bugs of, candy tion of 8upt. D A. VanBuskirk. yas at a convention held in the Pantiind tween Jaoan and China the Banner h,m during the month of October. church It was a lovely, well-writ- other features. Included in the pro-'made with the assistance of Chris very beautiful and impreoHVe. brihgIk,..! or.nd „t™ ietun. Xie Under the l.w Mt M.U. would tut Hotel, Grand two, Rapids, -|«t * last J-fc v----Iten production which recreated the gram will be one of the ever-populai Spirts and his helpers at Candytand. ing with it the true spirit of Christ­ ■wr.,. ---------" baV(, been squired to make this dlsThis .. is .... the -first time--in the history [beautiful story of tile First Christ-.Walt Disney, color cartoons. ; Parents need not hesitate about mas. of- the organization that any presi­ ------tributlon until after January 1. For [mna, A choir ot fifty vqicds mid th-I In order to facilitate the handling letting their children come to these The first part of the program dent has been so honored. Such a the last few days of October about Xhuomc Orchestra very effrctivoly of the crowd of youngsters. Mr. shows 'Members of the American Le- cctislsted of carols by the chorus, re-election requires that a majority all the treasurer's office could do was aupplcmented the commendable, Branch ha* announced the following gion Auxiliary will be present U to eluting with tha' Hallvlujah Chorus" of the members be present and that to make out receipt* to those who iwurk done by the actors. (schedule The 3 00 o'clock show will help look after tlw kiddies and this from Handel's "Messiah." a vocal THAT WAS ESTIMATE OF : the vote be unanimous. , paid their 1932 delinquent taxes. As I The various scenes were presented' be given especially for children from lin|»rtant work Ls handled very ef- duet. "There "Were shepherds." by a cxmsequence he could not compare I The Michigan asaoctatlqn is,re-' LAND BANK REPRE­ wirlMMit a hitch noticeable from IW[the rural districts and pupils from.?.:!:"'" flclenlly. Nothing is left undone to Miss Frances Hunter and Miss Mtljgarded by the trade us the strongest payments with tlie records and comSENTATIVE (audience. This te creditable in an}1 the ward schools and junior hlgfr-give the children a flue time, ' organization of its kind in the cquni dred Tuttle, and a violin duet. "Ave • pile them under their proper head­ performance, especially so in u pro-1 , ’ ; try. Its membership includes the ---------।ings mgs until eany early tins this monin month- jusi Just Maria." by Miss tzora Benton and of targe-- ---metropolitan BATTLEv<«.x.x.n. CREEK PLAYERS--------------us soon as---------posrihle-----------he arranged for Wesley Logan. Albert Becker read THIS WILL EASE FARM i[owners -----------------------------—then~ dauud —- — the story of the Nativity from the t<,ra 1,5 wel1 as owners of .ynall coun- _ .T * aam their distribution. The following SEX woHASTINGS DEBATERS iGospel by St Luke CREDIT SITUATION try houses. During the past few TO GIVE ALCOTT CLASSIC statement covers only the township. S'Z«w.!.to defeat paw paw ' In the second part-of the program. ---------years this association has been leadJANUARY 5 AND 6 : village ‘ and• city taxes, and -• — Includes committed. Not a one had to be ---------I IIIHTIRiftn III All । a pantomime. “The Christmas ’ ------- -----------* Will Lighten mg >n “a nfW "‘” — also the school taxes. Lower Interest against block booking prwnpt«-d One More Victory Assures UK W 'I U PU I Story.” was beautifully, rendered. -and thc re-election of Mr. Branch I The items sent to the different tax­ Burden on Mortgaged is recognition of the work he and SPECIAL SATURDAY the chorus singing the carols in con­ ing units tn the county by Treas­ reject\l'Tr^cKS‘°%:?t,Ci Local Team Place in the | 11100 liis board of directors have been do' nection with the tableaux. Theurer Maus on December. 8 were as Farms Uic manner in which various State Eliminations MATINEE FOR CHILDREN follows: ing in this respect. . » The Banner mentioned some time churches and lodges, in .Hastings Hastings Hfeh debaters won from SAYS SCHOOL CH1LDEEN A feature of the convention. Mr.' —5-— .84 52074 that Kim Sigler of this city had Branefi said, was the address of Commercial Club Sponsors 1 City of Hastings gave usstetance in the way of con- PttW paw in u „ t t|Mire HERE ARE HIGHLY .Angel. Miss Elizabeth Finch repre- ago , Village of Middleville . . 25150 been chooscn attorney for the Fed­ Abram F. Meyers, national counsel-1 tuines. ijraperiles. singers, mtulclaiu. (.v<.nin» The local team consisting . senting the JKiigel; Tlie Three Wise. FAyORED Essay Contest for the !i . Village of Freeport ... . 10750 Land Bank of St. Paul, ateo the lor of the association, who discussed | nStelv^’SdM *fnS TVT; . [Men following the Star; The Holy: eral Farm Loan Commissioner, to In ­ ! Village of Nashville . . tiie motion picture code drawn up School Pupils “man TOhumt s.7 - ' ".Tz;,”1"'.”?' J": ■; ,"™rr lana uuian totnurat aeienaea U„ tne:1 [Family. Harold Logan taking the vestigate titles, look over all the pa­ I Village of Woodland .. 099 under terms of the NRA. iMTuliM ‘Sf’thta kind ti imtduycn^ i,'Tlnrtl‘,‘v’‘ Hdr ,bc t>ucsUon EXCELLENT SPIRIT [part or Jowph; The Holy Family One of the classics of American' At the annual banquet Wednesday . Mirh L‘ “cru | "Rw.>lved "R^'l't'd that tliut radio broadcasting ■ ...n ccointio rrrnoT and Jhe Shepherds, and the closing. pers and pass upon the legal ques­ Total of City and tions involved in the loans projxw-d ---------evening. ----Kim Sigler presided as literature will lx? -presented here in L.“s «2rlhThW [should be be brought brought under under supervision' supervision AND SERIOUS EFFORT .The Madonna. Child and Angcte. -• t tim w.. .. |*houid Village 84500.16 .Wi^ “credl.‘ 1'<>f of ,1 the Federal government. government.”” WellesWelles-----------Much credit I “’ Federal ---------[[ Much credit is is due due Mr. Mr. VanBusVanBus-, to be made in Barry county. Mr. toastmaster. More than five hun- dramatic form on Friday evening. [Jan 5 and Saturday afternoon. Jan. Assyria U le>’ Rlta Lou Brennan and Wray H. Congdon of Ann Ar-Jklrk. kirk. Mrs. Mabel Clark, pianist, and Sigicr has given much time to this^j-ed people attended. / -.8 - 797 35 has now ] M-ver.1 weeks. weeks He itehs.iwr. ----------------Ig. when the Battle Creek Civic Maple Grove ... ffiStor^^S drama, “he Ref 1 W* ndaU tum wviiwre on tm ,hc opjxxung J * ....... .... ..... “ ---------------- work for several .. 1.064 87 Miss Ruth M. Rotoonl who g directed . ,, wviiuun In his office, either approved or In • bor Writes Letter Follow ­ | Players will enact Louisa Alcott's «Lw.3!? • .. 2528.70’ [ the various acta of the pantomime proerss of examination, application.-, i Castleton I John Kttchingj also to the Presby-'' *idc’ ! "Little Women" in Central audi- Woodland .. 3530 95 (which were so splendidly done, also,; for more than 8250.000 of farm loan*' “* a“dif-1 ’ , Prof. Kenneth O. Hance, profe.sM>r • ing Inspection Here Iterian church for undertaking | toriuin. The play is being brought Johnstown....... . 832 95 । of speech and women's debate couch ; We believe the people of this city for the Federal* Land Bank of st. | flcult prtxiuction of this kind. . to Hastings as part of an exchange Baltimore .. 157858 •utz Albion coili'ge. Judged the- meet. frnmdly .re wHl convinced lh.1 \ i£f“L Paul and the Farm Loah Commis­ [agreement with the Battle Creek Hastings.......... .. ’ J.12388 (On the five pointe he, considered in no! only hove we miperlor whool; who is connected with that1 Guild, the local association having Carlton . 48823 | judging the winner. Pfbf. Hance gave buildings in Hastings but Hint wei?nd one m s detl’*y appreciated sioner. institution. 11 presented "The Bride" in College Barry .. 1.148.99 Hustings a margin tn each. Thc five ।also have superior schools. ILls nicefb.y .t.hc of Hast*n88 ar,d On, Saturday auditorium uric there last mvuwi. month. This . „ ; ~a representative ----... , of . ;. _ • ' • 'I nutuwnum mu Hope | ixilnta were: Analysis, evidence, rta- to find that opinion fully YuMifled ■[ Sciiiuy. ln*l£ inc lencners tether., uevoic devote nours hours to tne the preparation of the jirogram «* L"nd »“n* x to r• theasstat *",' LAW ENFORCEMENT P0- play has also been selected as one Rutland 077,99 f .’■oiling, refutation and delivery. by an authority one can class as 10 ___________ " ... to make office to inquiry makex*inauirv to-1the statI of the entertainment features for in * office ' Hastings debater.’, have now won thoroughly competent to pass Judg­ and certainly acquit themselves 1,743.92 us of the applications that had al­ j LICE QUICKLY WARNED Women's Night at the Commercial Irving a highly creditable manner. 821.88 . two out of three contest* and anoth- nment In that matter, Prairieville .... ready been placed in his hands. Tills BY MEANS OF RADIO । Club, scheduled for Jan. 5. The eve-' Orangeville .... 792M | er victory will make them'eligible I.• The schools of Hxstings arc on 'representative asked Mr. Sigler for • nlng iwrfonnance begins at 8.00 Yankee Springstllc „ lTOBWI list I1OI inc FINE PROMOTION FOR accredited not, uniy only Ul of the ■ 'mk ■ ■ a SI I I ft a STORY OF BIRTH OF MES­ (for the elimination tournament. So[(the the: vmmm total muivuui amount-m of miv the MpinivaMvua applicationsJ 1 , (o'clock and the Saturday matinee 1.838.76 Tljornapple ... far this seiuum seven student, have university of Michigan, but alio for PHILIP W. KNISKERN FEW MINUTES AFTER SIAH TOLD IN SERMON at 2:30 o'clock. taken part In major debating meets.. college* and universities tn several P"™' . "?.ort o1pE “ HAQ RFFM A n -----------in a j 8250.000" Thenrepresentative ’ RANK BANK HAS BEEN RHE ROBBED ( Tiita play needs no introduction' Total of Twp.. Fund.. 819.952 90 (This ta an average of two new con- adjoining states-Ohlo, Indiana. 11­ u AND SONG to audiences in this country. It is, The receipt of these taxes was a : t^s,ta ul.S J*r uiettt an^ ,s con4,der* linols. Wisconsin and Minnesota. Named Consulting Appraiser Federal Land Bank told KimXhuti nr cnuMiiNinN ‘lny !“!!”■!11. ,07T 2'5.“” • On ’• «r. wwn Godsend to the schools of many for U. S. Home Owners' [he figured that what he had received Roads to Be Guarded and a HI I CO Ur UUMlYlUl’i IUN । Albert Becker, coach ot debating.:Congdon of tlie University of Mich-1 'so far wm only one-third of the Police Net Set About Loan Corporation AND BAPTISM,1’0*1,115 ... , tarn, representing the Bureau of Co­ . I total loans which the Bunk would “*“•"Mi' “»"»| » »•“uilt :—------| .At present the .... date for th^ next ...a i operation with witn Educational Instiinstithe Large Cities of Philip W. Knlskern. son make In this county. If this states [or ’ over nicely until the new Utt levy Confirmation at St. John’s wotestte not known nor the school tutions. visited the schools of this | ,ofFriends 'the actual condition — and the rep ­ Mrs. A. D. Knlskern of this city, * u " * “ “ " “ J Michigan Is said to be one of the lie Women {selected for Hasting* to meet. • •city to investigate and •. pass Judg-' . . n rlmtij .. o —HI tumuh them with lurther ! rcaentative declared that he felt his will be pleaded to know of the find 1 poorest protected states in the Union Lutheran Church—Spe- | family xs it was in the middle °^,»und« \»r Maus is still receiving ' 'ment on the schools. [honor that came to him Iqst week., estimate was very conservative- from the Inroads of bank-robber the nineteenth century. “Liinnuent"tai2 । Our readers will be interested in Mr. Kntskem was made Coiuulting then the total of farm mortgage gangs. The robberies at Holland. dial Services SENIORS DO FINE WORK A, a apealal feature In connection ’ lai di av ddatmiotiAAi letter which he wrote to Super­ Christinas will lx- observed by tiie of the National Board of i loans In Barry county made Grand Huven and other places, with thia play, UK Havana. Com- ,or year lra “ IN PLAY PRODUCTION intcndenl Van Buskirk, giving his Appraiser the Home Owners' Loan Corporation'i by the Federal Land Bank of St. where bank bandits have come, rob- mereUl W .MU la „ .poneortna a prhe > ” u e,,^. too. lhat early'in churches of Hastings with special! Club ----------- impression of the schools of Hasat Washington. His duty will be to Paul, which has jurisdiction in this bed and made successful getaways, essay contest for pupils attending ( Yuletldc programs of sermon and January will be made by year the seem*, to be proof. Before bank rob- an^ , music, nil telling of the glory of [, Through an oversight, the Banner tings. Especially appreciated will be consult with the Board on matters territory, will reach and probably seem*.to any school in Barry county. There >uw (he there flnjU lwymrnt for me | Jesus' birth. Some ot the churches 'failed to comment Jost week con-[his concluding words: "I feel that a concerning real estate values of: exceed three-quarters of a million S,.‘,^L0".*'“b."’7.“T.nd.“101 «“ * “>r~. Uta.u Mlowv the fine work done by the very superior ' ‘type of educational. property on which loans are desired. । dollars. of time m mapping out roads on The junta'divtato w"hleh will have special services preceding icerning 'senior class of the Hustings High opportunity is being offered to the His duties will require him to be in |I The effect of these loans with which they will make tlwir escape. all pupil, Iron, the first lo the alxth •“ " pariiKni'ims^'Vow5 05 8?‘°*n *“ school»»>inprooucing producing wuanty "QualityDirect Street"। children attending school at Hasof “fa001 paragi-upns txm. by j. M. Barrie. The play was thor-ij tings." HLs letter reads as follows: Washington three days of every their lower interest rates Will be to For Instance in the bank robbery grade inclusive; the intermediate dl-/or thc I lighten the burdens and ease the at Holland, the bandit* after the vision which includes pupils of the ... n.|i|nnAi iiAUAD week. qfe Ann Arbor. December 11. 1933. The Catholics of Hostings will ob- uSVrv^efTMtive'lv arranSd-’ro | ' Mr. Knlskern has an ofhee at 101 । credit situation for the farmers of jobbery came back to Gun take and [seventh and eighth grades; the High AN UNUSUAL HUNUn urw th*. nt rhn ..f ,,n8» very enecuveiy arranged. To;,j Mr.' D. A. Van Buskirk. • Park Avenue, New York City. HJs 1 Barry county. then took an obscure road . south, • school division which Includes, all rnn * vnilMC MAN [Superintendent of Schools. business there is that of mortgage leading up by the Brown school i High school students. The winner! rUn A lUUfiU MAPI Hastings. Michigan. counsel. He gives analytical advisory GLEE CLUBS TO GIVE house in Prairieville, ahowlng that in each division will receive a cash' Dear Mr. Van Buskirk: prl„ oi iw» Wl. n Tte Thomas E. Dewey Appointed service in real estate mortgages for| they had devoted' considerable time On December 7. f had the pleas­ both borrowers and Investors. Mr.1 "ICHABOD CRANE’ in selecting roads free from much ner-up will receive a cash prize of Dist. Atty, in New York O1IU ot Myrrh- ™ Thur«l.y ure of visiting your high school for Knlskern has specialized In the ■ traffic. Following the bank robbery womw 11”'0’"”1" dla • ™“ HrotoWh *'“■ the Bureau of Co-operation with study of real estate values in cities, Comedy-Opera Will Be Pre­ at Grand Haven, detectives found a °T^"oi .he cent... .re „ <olJ City-Only 30 Years Old 10b ■luaenu all did Educational Institutions, relative to carefully drawn chart of the road lows: Those In the High school di-, Many old residents of this city "Amid • v l-HI .rf I *’CU ln thelr Pftrts «l»OWlng the Te- the continuation of your accrediting particularly the larger cities. He re-1 sented At Auditorium the robbers took to make their es­ vision must write an essay not more will be pleased to leam that Thomas cently published a book on real es, the "Stan 8U,t of carefuI preparation. Special with the University of Michigan. . on January 12 cape. The rbute was 255 miles long than three hundred words in length E. Dewey, a grandson of George Ki»^^/iwv8u^m'ina,llon> however, should be made Your school la to be commended for tate Appraisals which Is considered a, and there were 200 turns. In the en­ reviewing the play as presented by' M. Dewey, former editor of the Hasstandard authority on such matters. Stmri-rv nd of the ei>M?clal niM* l*rformanct‘s the educational opportunities it Is Mr. Knlskern was bom In Has­ . "Ichabod Crane." a comedy opera, tire distance from Grand Haven to the Battle Creek players; those in* tings Banner, has been appointed M?ndnj' turned In by the Misses Irene Jonea- providing for. tlie children of the will be presented by the Girls' and tings, attended school here for sev- j Boys' Glee Clubs In the Central au- the slate line in Lenawee county, the junior and intermediate Intermediate dlvldlvl-i U. u. 8. 6. District Attorney in In New York yotk Confesilons wlll be heard on Satur- _nd TjJllnn Tolhurst AhzH»r.th*r th.. (Oommpnity. • the route ma did not pass tnrougn through a i slons must write an essay of not1 City, being the youngest man to years, and graduated from the dltorium, January twelfth, under the me After spending considerable time eral Engineering Department of the Utilsingle city, town, village or even a; more than three hundred words In ever hold that office. . ■ direction of MLss Frances Hunter. Sunday Mass will be celebrated ini ' . visiting classes, talking with teach­ versity of Michigan. hamlet, showing what pains were lengtli length answering the question — — 1 | Mr. Dewey is the son of the late I The characters are as follows ers, piking with the prtrtclpal and 'Mynheer Van Tassel—Lloyd Pcter- taken to go on by-roads. Some of the "Who was your favorite character, George M. Dewey, Jr., tf Owosso, [going over matters »1th you, I vllle at 10:30. The usual devotions j GENERAL MEETING OF son; Hendrik—Ellsworth Newton; roads selected were trails through in the play and what are your tea- and is but 30 years of age. He is a found nothing of an Important na­ SPECIAL NOTICE. In honor of Our Lady of Perpetual' PIVIP PI AYCRC’ ACC JU ture Brom Van Brunt—Wm. Fox; Icha- "back country." so seldom used Ahat sons?" The essay must be written graduate of the University of Michthat deserved adverse criticism. Help will be held at Hastings on i VIVIU rLRTEno A33N. The committee on Christmas txxl Crane—Bob Corkln; Vrou Van tall grass was in the highway. But on one sheet of paper only and both *8an- clau of U>23, and from Colum| I am glad to be able to report that SlChrlstmiu,IIIDav will be oncned ut' A meeUn8 OP011 to *U members of I found a very excellent spirit of baskets is in need of a generous Tassel—Velma Kellogg; Katrina- on find on the trail went, around sides may be used. All papers must bia University, class of 1925. Lola Ashalter; Wilhelmina—Lucille cities and towns, always avoiding be mailed or delivered in person to tupply of vegetables, fruit, butter, [serious educational effort and fre­ Hilda—Hazel McCain; main highways and points where po­ the. Banner office by Saturday aft­ NOTICE ROD & GUN Cl^UB I ow Mass with another Utah Mum 1 llon and ,h05C wh0 haVC donc SP®' quent signs of intellectual inquisi­ tugur, tea, coflee, jelly, etc.; as Karmes; David—Floyd Woodard; also Lords lice patrol might be stationed half ernoon. Jan. 13. All of the papers nt 9, followed by n Low Moss. Mu.v I ‘jjj,uctlmw’ta'to^be1 heldPthr tiveness upon the part of the stu­ there are 155 adults and 225 ! and IMPORTANT MEETING Ladies of the Manor, villagers, way across the state and down will be Judged from the standpoint oTctotata^lS .tr N^VU^‘ffo^krtah Houh;IC1on,nFrldiy dents. I found your staff well pre­ children to be made happy. Leave countryfolk, through several counties to the of content, grammar, spelling, punc­ and school children. pared, capable, and experienced. I your gifts al your church or noti­ An ImpdKant meeting of' the . tuation. accuracy and neatnes. The production is of such an un­ state line. fy Fred Hale and he will call fot observed segne teaching which At the 5:30 Muss al Saint Rose’s ^nti^ m W1 n Barry County Rod and Gun Club These experiences taught the Admission . to the Saturday aftusual and interesting nature that it them Friday morning. a the parish senior choir will offer this !?.trict’A sodttl .nnd w,u ** 1?rat considered very superior, and to be w one of ..... the uivn, most In- Michigan -- -- State -- -Police ----- that ----- -the , weak ----- ernoon ntatinee will be 10 cents for| has been called by President Burton You will enjoy your Christmas promises IV time the association ns n whole has number of progressive efforts to im-. program: ■ more If you help make someone teresting entertainments ever pre-j5^ *>i its war on bank bandits was pupils up to • and including the Perry at the road commission office together in this way since the Prove Instructional procedures. Mass, in honor of thc Holy In­ I met else happy, and none of us want sented by the Hastings Glee Clubs. aj«ng the Michigan-Ohio and eighth grade; 15 cents for High (in tlie court house this week Frifirst play was presented last June. I found a commendable program! fant—Schindler. ... 4 »»■ ,— ' Michigan-Indiana ’borders. The school students and 25 cents for day evening. Dec. 22, commencing IA speaker is being selected to live of the adjustment of school work to think of a child or an adult j great takes on the other sides of the adults. On Friday evening the price1 at 7:30 o'clock. All members inter­ Offertory—Adeste Fldeles. iv student Biuucm needs nceas through mrougn adequate। aaequatci not being remembered on Christ­ COMMERCIAL CLUB Communion — Jesus. Thou art Ian interesting talk concerning the.to 'state formed a natural barrier. To will be 25 cents for adults and 15'eMed In plans for securing a Itah keep-! mas Day. The baskets will be theater and play production as one *testing “*'— for diagnosis, -------- “through -----coming. In Old Judea—Beibel. PARTY ON JAN. □; combat the work of bank robbers cents for all school pupils. Every rearing pond for exclusive use of packed on Friday so get your on the program. The meet­ ing teachers acquainted with the re­ Christmas Hymns; O Holy Night. feature ... . «,.T7 — T., .. Iand othCr major criminate. Lieut. seat in the house will be reserved Barry county lakes are urged to be is being arranged by the execu­ sults of diagnosis, and through' contributions in early. Womens Night at the Hastings vap Loomis has perfected a plan and tickets wlll be placed on sale at present.. Few more valuable con­ Angels we Have Heard. Silent ing tive committee of the asslclatiqn teacher adjustment of assignments ommerclul Club, the tomorrow. annual party ; loglca] whl.n u waA tributions .to lhat conservation workhUd in Night and O. Little Babe of Beth­ and the Oprdes newsstand iniATuir>'nt nrv nil members are cordially invlt- and organisation of materials. I ( which members have their wives;fOre Commissioner Orlander, of Dec. 21. Barry county could be made than lehem. found your plant qnd equipment . CHRISTMAS PARTY i*d to be present and take a part. the providing of adequate facilities _hd friends as guests, will be held Michigan State Police, he demanded Soloists: Miss Madeleine LyBar­ Plans for special activities during quite ciuite adequate. adentinte I found from* your vnn- gen-; ker and Miss Beatrice Goggins. THURSDAY NIGHT ?" J*'',5. c,cnl.W1",S “J*!>•>» >< >» i>“< m i«<» « »» «r- NOTICE TO HARRY TAXPAYERS. for restocking lakes to a point where form of a theater party, with Little peat possible moment. It is expected I will be at the Delton State bank Organist: Miss Marcella Goggins. the winter months will be discussed., end organization and administra­ tion excellent and. in short, I feel1 women" iR. new nl Women" presented by by me the eauie Battle lhat tUie ylan wlll pul lnto all day on Dec. 23rd. ,30th and Jan. in "the good old days." The club The Catholics of Saint Rose pur-;. n n f ,Y,iu avn nnrKiua ar.Dt^.iin that a very superior type of educa-. American Legion and Auxil- Creek effect JUn ----- Civic Players furnishing ‘the he. elI ect by j/n. 1st next, and Bill for the purpose of receiving tax­ must act quickly and a good repre­ ,h take take this this opportunity nnnnrtiinjty of Of assuring assuring . *’ '—EKAJIh Uh CHRISTMAS MEETING. Uonal opportunity Is being offered! aiary to Have Dinner, ------!i main item on »•«. »r c"_.. “?.its' use1 it is hoped to make es for Barry township.—Mrs. Kate sentation la especially requested by the program of enterthrough tlie good people of Hastings ' ' lrhriMma«ll.envl Tlw X»»l chaptera of Odd’i-^lTows to the children attending"school' in ! talnment. A. .block a tough O|A^ spot *u, for uauK bank uair ban- »u*un Burdick. Barry Twp. Treas.—Adv. the officers. good wishes for- the eSmeTsaim chz’-tPrnrrrnm and Aifta -------------"SL of tickets . . —has , . | Michigan •■‘'VU^UII o and R‘ **kah» HoldinR a Christ-, Hastings. Frogram ana Ullts ibeen reserved for Commercial Club|dlts. Within four minutes after a (12-20. son and of hearty welcome Saint |inaa eicome to Saint at j Q o p Yours wry cordlal|y Tomorrow. Thursday evening, the members who attend the banquet. !bank alarm ts TOUnded'lt te claimed I MAPLE GROVE RESI­ Rnsc's church at any time and cape-।day ' evening. Dec. 22. starting at 8:30 'Signed) Wray H. Congdon, -----American Auxiliary--will - These must be ----purchased -that-----------by radlo-----------------------cvery gj^rin and. la*TO CARLTON TAXPAYERS, --- -Legion ----- - and -------------- -- before -----DENT BURIED SUNDAY. daily on Christ mas Day. with a pot luck supper tor —;--------- « ■ * ■— ‘ J “ hold their ?ir joint Christmas party at Saturday. Dec. 23, at the office in enforcement officer from Lake Erie Erie'1 I» will .... be .. at the National Bank of George F. Manhall. 85, pioneer of 'Emmanuel Episcopal Church. [ sharp which the ladies are asked to bring <'»»»<>»'■ — DAYS. — CHANGE’ «««>».» MEETING the Letton ion rooms wijh a pot luck the Stebbins building, according to to lo Michigan uilj wllj be notified. | Hastings every Saturday in Decem- Maple Grove, who had lived the teat The Solemn Festal observance of | >■ .tin T»..|(| thn i*rr-t«rv «« anv ticket* ___ ....................... ........... hte own special ,ii>bcr __ _____ ■_______ to receive ______ and one other dish. San*s On account of the fact that both isupper at 8:30 A'rlre-V o'clock. nT. ft S. W K. Held, the secretary, as any tickets lin*nlri unsold each official having and■ January taxes; 11 years in Hut vicinity, died al hl* Christmas will bo the traditional [sandwiches ; Claus will be featured as part of ‘ i hristmas and New Year's come on !Floyd Wood. Mrs. John Wood and after that date will by placed on W0Tk t0 do ln putUng on the [also at Carlton Center store Friday. home on Friday. He U survived by "Midnight' cucharist starting at'i• ta , h fdnday, the regular meeting day Mrs. Harry Wood -------------comprise — the cofn- general sale at the Cordes newstand.;.trongC3t blockade possible against'Dec. 29 and Jan. 12—Burt Long, the widow and four daughter*. Mrs 11:30 P M Sunday evenjng. Christ-( thc ehtertainment. the Hastings Hastings Rotary 11 ■ on arrangements. * the Rotary Club, Club, the tijelmittce ------ ------------------------rcvwjig uuc. nope, niwm -----------Tlie price for- the — dinner and theater jetting theme guilty ones escape Along ' Treas —Out 12-20.—Adv. mas Evo.. The service planned 13.L ?4e.rn!*r’®r odd Fcllow and Re-'fof h*. per Si 1(1couple: npr rnilllli*extra ....._„V4II border ___ ,. of i ___________ - - ■____________ of Battle Creek. Mr* A. A. Johnaon invited to be last ---meeting for .... this---------month ------will be ! Games and u- ---------------------------------------------------------. auui wlut U1 the „1V.«state 176 11U varied,program will party nartv will bewilt >1-10 extra thc wjuthern shorter than last year's but equally \ NOTICE CITY TAXPAYERS. iheld on Tuesday. December 28. furnish the entertainment and gifts, tickets for the dinner and theater !roads oI cvcry nnd description of Sault etc. Marie and Mr#. Deway beautiful. The music will be: ; present! « There will be no Commercial Club [valued at ten cents, will' be exparty will be 75 cents. Tickets are cros . 9 the state line and it is proI am prepared to receive city tax- Jones of Nashville; a atopdaimhter, Organ and Plano Prelude—"Fan-1 VACATION PERIOD. • Thf tiw ,necUn 8 that week,. The Commerchanged, men taking the gifts for now on sale. i . . . ... to have every one of them cs at my office in the city hall, from [Mrs. Ethel Cavanaugh of tasle"—Dema rut. NO 72 — "O Hi^n^CHy^chois wi 1 inDrectate ? ub , wl1 *' however ,11Ml on women, and the women for the ---------•d. ----Ni ts will be likewise 8 A- M. to 5 P. M. each day. You can , and two sons, Grow and Processional Hymn No. "" guarded. — — ANNUAL MEETING. —Adeste Flch KSL on ' ?UeM,ay’ JanMry * « the men. Parente are asked to provide {thrown around the larger cities to also pay your old age pension head Jr. of NaahviUe. Funeral Come All Ye Faithful"'— u,ta wrir January meeting o: tne Rotary Clu The annual meeting of the Shultz prevent the entrance of criminals tax or dog taxes —Mrs. Nellie Smith. [ were field at the Evangelic*! deles. (Sunday at 2 o'clock With U Co-operative Oo-partprrship Oream- and give them access to underworld City Treasurer —Adv. 3 wks. Kyrie—Mozart. 'MM m '» °n >• —:■ ---I in Nashville cemetery. . ery will be held at the Shultz haunts—too often the haven of Gradual Hymn No. 546—"Silent .1094 1934, instead ftf of nn on Jan. as pre­ . Un O2 — TOWNS|IIp TAX NOTICE. TO ORANGEVILLE TAXPAYERS. Creamery Friday. Dec. 22. 1933. Bus­ bandits'who wish to escape the FINE PAY BOLL. Night. Holy Night"—Gruber. viously stated. NEW Saturday was • pay day for the ------------------[ Yankee Springs Twp. taxes will be I I will be in Delton Dec. 21. 28; in incss meeting will be called at one , clutches of the law. Gloria Tit/—Mozart. I Sorinas Twn. wilf ‘ I due and payable at the Farmers'!Orangeville Dre 27. Jan. 3; in Pra>- o'clock. Every member Is urged to Lieut. Loomis U to be highly com­ Civil Works Administration's em-, Al the mretlng ot Um Gratfas Till—Mceart. SPECIAL CONVOCATION. mended for the system that he has ployees In Barry county. County i Club ycaterday nnoo Ar Nlcene Craod—Mozart. Hastings Chapter No. 68 R. A. M.1 State Bank. Middleville every Fri- rtevlik Jan. 4; county Treas. Office be present and take part. [worked out. and we anxiously await Trexsuqer Maus paid the 453 men aid. E. A. Pajkar and Di Offertory. ’ Friday. Dec. M.. In-1 day and R- H. Mott. Pres. .FTioay, uec. 23. xj. at 7:30 i w P. r. m in-toay ano Saturday oaturaay each eacn week until Jan. 2; at -home W*nc every Friday rrioay to colcvi- > fttalluHr.n refreshment* and social 1 January Tannart’ O ...... !>..». JpASC C OSgood, Secy. | the first try-out and if conditions a total of 86.780 26 for the week end- j wood were cbooen a* Suraum Corda—Mozart. staltation, 9, 11933. John u H. a Strange, lect taxes. Russell Johncock. ArAlliy^Orangei Adv.—12-20. ing that day. the three year term. (Continued on page six) | evening. Twp. Treasurer.—Adv. 12-20. vllle Twp. Treas.—Adv. 12-20. (Continued on page five) -S FARM LOANS IN CO. TO EXCEED S750.000 LITTLE WOMEN' TO BEG VEH HERE PIl/CC DOUCE TO bIVto rnfllot IU IlflU I 11 lull PUN IBM 13528164 PROOF BLOCKADE GRAMSINCITV u^STutiwSS: �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER M. 19M FOOD CENTER «E PH IW CASH SIE”f."JS,S...ES CAUSE OF DEPRES­ Accepts Position With Iowa SION CLEARLY PUT State Emergency Relief LOCAL NEWS Mrs. W. A. Hitchcock Is recovering' from Iter recent Illness. Christmas tree and program al Striker. MU.wvn.nmm.schoolhouse Thursday-night. ItllMBMMJ mgi,,. Mrj. Theron A. Cain. Route 1. Hus- MANDMENTS AND MUTIThe Brush. Ridge Cemetery Circle tings, recently accepted , a poslUon, PLICATION TABLE” -will ----------meet with --------------Mrs. Chester Aldrich. ---- * with the Iqwa Stair Emergency Rc^Dec. 28 lief Com mission, resigning hl.i po»l 1 Kirs. Frank Andrus is slowly im-; with the Oakland county, Michigan., SO SAYS ROGER BABSON TOTAL AMOUNT THIS proving _____ and was able to be down­ TIME IS $13,617.00- Employed with the Iowa organ!NOTED ECONOMIST ---------[ Mrs. Gary Crook entcrtainc4<r<f^^‘,, —'—i— . zation, Mr. Cain and his wife are' Gave a Yn,u* Worters Sunday school Will* Help the Barry County ‘nuking their home in De* Moines. Rev.„ J., ,A., —McNulty „ . Tueeday evening at a CnristRnUnni.c i * i Graduated from Hasttogs High Helpful Talk to Rotarians imas and Schools When Such Aid .school in 1925 Mr Cain attended - party . pot luck supper la Needed Michigan State college from where OH Monday The many friends of Mrs L. V.! he received his Master, of Science 3Peaker Monday noon tBcil,,ncr arv Klild w k,M>* ,h“‘ ahc i County Treasurer Maus on Satur­ On,...on le.«ln« roll.«., h* "““J U mov.un, nicely Iron, >»r ..cent' day received from tlie state treas- taint’’ alTlliatt-d with the Pontiac. uas Rtv J A- McNultj. Because of fay now a|>ic t<1 ^tom thei urrr a check for *13.617.00. which NMichigan. Daily Preks. continuing Jhe neameaa to Christmas lie dis-'house. • ira'rf"?rtn.«y ccussed “^"a lltheme "™c th “* “ very approStrictly in newspaper work until he was entthat was Dorr Kenyon is still quite sick at: Silver Nut ... ---. .... u. ---------llla ft Otne i n th,, flfgt -ward. That he to Baiyy countv. The census for the UMei by the Oakland County Poor.prjate to-rite time: -The Value of ; Brand may have a speedy and complete re-1 county of persons df school age. 5 Con“llU-<to»------------------i Religion in the Life of the Every- ■OTvery is the wish of his many to 20 inclusive,* totals 6.052. and the IRinTlim Illi 1 Day Man.” We wish we had space ta:friends. " distribution at this umc was ot the Alli I I ULU |A| Rive a summary of the argument* he Judge McPeek came over Monday rate of $2115 for each person of U|U|I I fl| fl VMI j presented, proving the need and to open circuit court again. He took school age. Thc distribution for ,,,IU 1 ■■lUU value ot religion, the fundamental' up some chancery cases. It now < ..h of tire townahlps and for thc IP IRITfinDI IPffi one being that man 1* - incurably look* as If not much work will be1 Cream ' ; religious" so that e»cry man should required of a jury. t have a religion that helps him and I Secret service- men have learned Twp'and City School Ace .eAmt • >-..«.!» helps vu".a others «JU. too. While nunc mire there nuve have ■1 mat that a IIJOO fixxl Ot of COUnterlCJt counterfeit DI1U bills «IV are ’J 279 Dates lb. 10c Cranberries 2 ib. 25c ’Si’.'i? EST. OF HATTIE CHEESE- .>«n many -- •—» religious teachers, it was v, LU.U1UHU to be circulated HI Ul,.inPin<V this UUIU«' stale during Bnltlmon' 238 4M ro ' -nn Annvr amrv < w > the coming Of of ChriSt Christ tiiat that brought to Ij Hie Ute hnllrtuv holiday w>*nr> season. irit mnv may hu be uh.lt will !I Barry .... 204 BROUGH STILL IN Candy Mixed lb. 12V^c lb. 2c Squash men Uie thought of a personal rela-|for people around here to be on the' Carlton . 9S4.C0 LITIGATION tionship with Ood—that of a child ! lookout for them. .. 541 1,217 25 Chocolates lb. 10c Mince Meat 2 ib. 25c 'to a Father. It Is to Jesus Himself 1 ------------- ------------------Hasting* Twp. .. . 199 that the world owes his conception ; U ADDV REAVER AGAIN Marshmallows >b. 18c City oi Hastings 1.287 Peanuts lb. IOC i s instrument of God. which has brought with it ,nHnn ' DCBVCn AURIN 236 ■ .... I |S UNDER ARREST DATED NOV 17 1916 Uw ldenI ot huma »» brotherhood.! ibT 19c Peanut Brittle 2 it* 25c Irving . . 343 Mixed Nuts ,8. W UHICUWUV. If, UI3 wWch mu?t thc foundatJon ot Johnstown .. .. • 266 643 no . human civilization. , 2 29c Admits He .Took 168 Whtcli Royal Gelatine pkg- 5c Oranges Maple Grove . 320 "2000 Value of Her Property, at ' In order to show that his views' Orangeville . 252 53100 Th.it. Belonged to Paul That Timn Time TTatimntnA Estimated frv to !' were not out of harmony with those1 Prairieville . . . 236 'of lending men of our day. he read j , Barlow ■ Rutland . 191 • ’ 42955 Be About $7,500.00 I letters he had received from Eddie •Granulated lb*. Thornapple .. - 468 1,053 00: - Although a Barry county jury re- Guest. Detroit; and irom the found-1 Harry Belt , - ; ver, -—age «•- -17. - who ---- was - rc, Woodland . . 363 616.75 cently dlspised of the case brought er of Rotary, Paul Harris of Chi- ccn,!Y Parol,‘d from thc State Voca. 180 Yankee Springs 405.60’ by Frank Whlttenbcrg. a broth-!cago. To our minds t|>e clearest and tlon"‘ School for BAys. b again in I er, .to s«'t aside a will made by i most emphatic statement of the trouble Paul Barlow claims that] j Total . 6.052 $13,617.00 Mrs. Hattie Checsebrough by mil-1 matter was a telegram Rev. McNulty j B^uver, on November 30. stole |68 This primary money must all b-, ‘ ' /lifying th - will, which would have • received Saturday from Roger W I belonging to him from his home. It u । 4 for the payment of teacher*' ‘ given all. her property to Dr. Ward Babson, ot Welhlcy. Massachurett.s appears that Beaver was Maying salaries. Coming right now before Moors. <‘f Grand Rapids and to .Mr. Babson has world-wide fatne.as!,herc on ,1>e nlKht ol November 29. tlu- Dumber taxes V are coilrcird. ; ’ v, i , a I h's brother nnd sister, it appearr, a business statistician nnd tire keen-',Ie ,BOt UP while the members I this tft' h will lx- of much Injlptoto me (he tjlat [l)l# Cdse wlj| icnneip revived in an-1 est'understnnding of business affairs. "f tlw Barlow family were away. Hr i schools of Barry county. , otiwT form. | w<- believe our readers will be inter- iIolf:K1 «ey*-that unlocked the bureau | ; This payment follows .the recent’ The jury in ourcircuit court set ested in Mr. Babson's telegram to ,lrawer ,n which wan a* box that was i dt-lribntion by , County. - Treasurer -- - - - ;iaide Uuvt will, made by Hattie I Rev. McNulty, which roads ft* fol-!5*1?? locked, the key being with the, ,um in dillnquent C!u, :(b,oll|!1) U| Dr Ward-M«xvre lows: tother, keys which Beaver found., taxis and came asA aa welcome welcome bollholi­ nn(J h(s liroth,.r nnd siM<.r ln:ikinK -pieaSc tejl the Rotary Club for P"™ th*sJbos leaver t<x»k <68 that day Bill to school treasurers. the will void. Tlie Federal court had me thAt thc fundamentals of Am«-r- ”[*?*’ -ha“ bw'n Mav,ng to apply on Luna or Big 4 Bar* preriourly hc|d that Dr. Moore’s at- lean |>rospority are those old fash- ft “F"1- Fo[ Unie -Mr. Barlow TRUCK ------------ LINES --------- NEEDED tempt to administer Mrs. Cheese- toned traits of integrity, industry. 'couia not heve that- Beaver would • irge Sixe Package* Me ’sAID MR W!l I IAMQ brought estate in Kent county, thrift nnd righteousness, for which fonllnlt «uch an ofiense against him. ohiu inn. vviLLIHmo tth, n„.h(. ua. „ rodent of Barry the church i* responsible Mv .study:hvcauM* of many kindnesses hr had Light House 2k pkg*. IGC C-rnnat Snnnlint R'iilrnn<l«s county at t-he time of her d-. ath. w;> . of businnut conditions shows that -hown’he On the advice of thc. cannot buppiani Kauroaas— imal,41 n ,.U|)|)aM.d at t|K, ewy depression has beet; due to M and with their -co-operation., Rail Pn.i-------------and Truck T--------------Lines time Of the'jmy’.-d-cision hree that disregard of the Ten Command- i ®ea?e,r was’ watched. It was found their verdict would" end the core inents cr the multiphcatwn table. [J ” ® 1 1,c was M*’’id ing mure money I Karo Syrup 5 iu. 25c Should Co-operate ' But it now appear* that if did not. By taking a greater interest In th-- , n hc would naturally possess; so, At the mvhng.d .h.- Commercial r}M.rj. wa., nIr(i the otlrer ddy in the churches the business men of Has- *‘f was anerted Saturday night by | Gold Medal Minute Biscuit 26c Club yr '-rd.-ty noon Mr Francis probate court of Barry county a will: tings can greatly aid in bringing I Harry Thonijison and Un-1 Wsfliani' of -Grand Rapids attor- made by Hattie Whlttenbcrg on No- back prosperity to your city. Give :< .5s,’‘‘r,,T Tasker white attending, Baking Soda pu« 6c . A .- '.I..t..d Truck Line:-, vf.,nbru 17. 1915. ln which she be- my regards lo them. all. ' ia duree at clear lake. He -was siLolto Of the transjxutatlmi question j^earired all her property fo MLw Roger W. Babson." t brojight to jail here. Hr was not ap^| 24!i Pound .Sack Corn Flakes pi,. 11c ln.m the .q:nidjs>lrrt of the truck Ivda M a of Dr Ward ;---------- *-«-*— -4-------jireh^jidcd. however, until he had; 11m uwn.-r, ft w.v. a very. inierc<- 1U>,,,. -rhi; wlll nanM,s Dr PASSING OF MRS. I sjwnl mast of the money. He has; in.; .uitlrf What he said was in W!. ,re tiw. PXlcUtor and was witANNIH(POWERS, admitted that he bxik thc $68. Post Toasties pk,. 11c cc:;<1 •pint and evidenced ai disjxi-. |)y Howard A. Ellis .who eviMrs. Annie Powers o! Grand Rap” (Tovvnn*i v I Iti.n to n-at t.x- subject fairly. dontly dr-w the will, and by .Mis. ids. widow of the late Edward' ,, „ < i.<>5 EROAI.E. Lard ru,< 4 is-. 29c In hi. Judgment the thing to. do Biza E -n„. wiI1 ^unrated Powers. long time resident and btui-1 MLm Catherine Cagney entertained | ■ ...i..... ■—andco-orcU-itiie valuerof Hattie WhitU-nbergs neas man cf tins city, died at lu-r , t,K‘ 1Rlrl5 l»‘«no class nnd their i Raisins s«ak.. 4 is.. 29c nation of f.-mintsn currier truck------ ’ — -:k , ,lt that time ns $7,500. Thu. home early Monday of this . week. [ n»0H™ *•> ,M r Saturday P M and railroads, that each has "a field wiu- before her marriage to Thomas, The funeral will be held from St ।[A short.program was *»«" given * ”• by >>• Doris —- [ Pancake Toilet Tissue 3 ™u. 10c id “ not ciu-e-ebrough.’whichchurch, v>iutu Grand''*5onna Mnrie Pcnnels. j -'T'T I" ;o v". w<-ll ; “ ono^cwougri. wnicio ux»k row place puicv in Mark’s Episcopal cuuccu, Flour In' t.-.td ".ntugonlMng ttljw „, year jqip ,91l, ur fcmSp-ars fci,^..u.s after the I Rapids, nt at 1:30 1:30 o'clock today. t<xiav. Wed-'-Wed- ELla- J?,ndRPrs- ,---,,nd , -------H-vrbatn nndi | nntagon^ing - ---Cigarettes Carton $1.02 -ibi.- thing would '-"“'J-d WHi us maor. ih.-r. the Wlll I,, t., J.cb., i,cd,i MOOn Moore. W was made. Mrs Mrs. ncaclay. The burial will be In in thnjCatherine the * ' Maat, ns follows: Duct— . . died ... <m ........ . ■ - - wmrtrrr 1,, Four Popular Brands b.- I tl'.iin t<i trurk «..rk tnvi'lh>.r n.K.fhrr. It.- ... CIW,.i™»h ««■ 11. r.vnUy 1«, in ni>rr»ldc I"" Hance. On > .<■•;. <!...( 0,.-. .1,.nild be l»d>. is.,.. Dr m„„, ,1,1s clti tl Is expreud :h»t l!„ .bod,V? Clncjulnnw by «l». lUlicd rate.- for trucks .vs well as hdd ' ‘ " I)pl id to Imv Mr' Chee.r-HI be bnHinht 1,-r.ihks attemoo,, Marly . Micklnx nird brl WE CASH C. W. A. CHECKS for radroan^nnrTiuit there riiould hrough waive her right to thc in- at three or three-thirty, if weather*"o"nian- L.a_ Onze.™< by Wol.cn-, discrimination come that was provided for her and [ conditions -do not interfere. ;< a . Du'‘!~ r,l«- Jolly Dark•JniUdhinR that had brought trou- jnstead to ’ac. ept her dower right to Mrs. Powers is survived by her /*'5 Mrs L**° Mn3t of Kalamazoo । Buy Someone a Basket of Groceries for b..' .or t!,e railroads, he said, was UR uncocorvuuii v.-uuc. The xnc mivnusuwi, Mbs J»uu> Mary ;»«m> R. «. Powers, t-Hwcra. for jar J?ye L. . iS"' -",'!........ ......... ■' . -----M-brough. estate Feddaughter. a group of.......... humorous readings. . .......................... ...Mm . Fnllnn-lno Ihn ' 1,1,1 -f ««W MW ,,■ ,M Ii„.,:,uny.v.-ars , MKcurtil m'pMoWM th. n.A,,rnm pratram. ,• s,■! ■ Christmas — 98c and Up ! I.,■. ,,r ,i,,p. n. sklltl. w„ tl„ n„h „hocj u„na : hour will, s.mrr ,M , l:e,1 |. r. «, :>.„.■ tli. ...nte Uoubl. b, K,.„; iupW, M„ p,„„ hup noth' Mr “hl'1 <'>'">''ou" rrtrohnu-UU «, li'im contract 'rupn carr-.i-r.-. who ba,tf court, which had no jurisdic-: home with her daughter for manyiscE^d- . are i«u Imuii-I b> .,ny rm.- They tion. Mnfr Mrs Moore resided re yean Mr. and Mrs. Wagner and son discriminn'*’ In' favor of the larger Barry county 1 Mrs. Powers, brforc her marriage. Jf-‘la"’nzoox2!Tr‘’ iSunday Bue,lt* shipper*—which is unfair and tends Th- last will .would evidently fiold w-*s a teacher in the public schools :P»* Harry owns IV’me. to-do the very thing which brought only the jir<H>'tiv Mrs. Cheesebrough ,'of this city. She had a wonderful *"• ®nd Mrs Peterson and cliilu,!T et’ 'iT r?*Iro:,t!" **•’ owned i.vnctf before her marrt marriage, if It is! mind nnd a wonderful spirit. Almo:-'' “Ion <>we",‘ «u,’"u 01 Il bunds up the bls l.llou usd d.-,v,. , ■ ,,,-IJ Ud wU1 ’ .. .Il to I’M- very end oi her 84 years of ‘ind Mrs. Holtz Sunday out hi< small cojn|x-t!tor. It was tiu,t, -----life shexrefaincd a keen Interest in . !R •''l*-v,nR wl,h Dw- Wil­ -p-akir’.s bi-ilcf that tlie attitude of DIlATII OF MRS.t. HERHER----------------- I what was going on in the” world. ix'r Gibson family during Mrs. Gib­ many railroads that they must pt# -------------------—J.MER SATURDAY, rnany books and was a student.f<,n 4 Her . friend* hope for truck lines out hf btisim-x-., is all Serve Yourself and Save Mi Herman Bessjncr died-’ on' as well a> a reader. .Almost- to iter n*'£.,5[X, rr.C0'’‘'O-. wrtim;. iilso the attitude of certain Saturday. Dec, 16. at hrr home on)last hour, her mind was clear an<f t s \.rt “unual supper truck owners that it bt right to grab Fa-- Green-St . after a long illness she was able tn converse about aP“ t-nristmas bar-iar Friday .eveTelephone 2609 .only Hie most profitable business of Sli<- is survived by her husband, two .things that interested her most 206-208 East State Street ningwas a success. The program was thc fallroads is equally hurtfsil .sobs. Howard Barnes and Herman . Mrs. Powers was naturally of thp uumorous. Everyone In the short There should be fairne-s and work- Bessmcr. Jr. and tpo daughters.:rewved type. Her kindly, winsome J’*ay **re v<?r-v Kood. each one suitModcsla Barnes and Mrs. Otis Gal- ways won her a warm place in the ‘P® p^o?l'cn “*®m- ’r,w l’r0* lup. also a number of sisters and'hearts of n wide circle of friends. clT, w’T*,03‘1 . .. , brothers. . j who knew her and loved her always. Mr. r and Mrs r“ Sltorts, il/ new pro­ • Irier business by individual truck*- Funeral services were held nt the She appreciated her friends and was prietor* of the Patton store, arc r——--------------- ------------------ — should lx ended; chat the whole St. Rose chtirch on Monday, at ten [ always glad to meet them. < wttlrd and have become pretty well HOf.INF.SS VNION Till KSDAY. D8ATH til LEHN ItlKTI.lt. j .--I’.f'tilt! be A M , Father Gcilr-r officiating. | So has passed a gracious woman. acquainted with thc clnverdale peo­ [rcKalated by law. aith fixed rate* ple. They an- sure they are gohi’e-to’ iturdny m that will prevent discrimination; Burial was in Rlti rsidef Rev J. A. who loved and lived for the gsod in feel right at home and as they are Holiness Union will lz- H McNtilty performing the ritualistic! life. : n-fcw. Mr. and that /Turk lines and railroad;, real sociable, will no doubt make must find --------*--many friends in the future M -. John Pilgrim Hi , , . The bereaved one., have the symPENNOCK HOSPITAL. .-nnutu t>- com- uathy ot the community in'the las-t; A son was born at-the hospital Mr. and Ijfrs Ralph' Jcnney uc>lUe. Tiu1' .-ning of this loving and faithful wife, j yesterday to Mr and Mrs. R. J. Mc- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Jc.ln Jenney of Grand Rapids motored it ------ mt____ _ —.ren Bun mothvr and steer. ■ Kcdtigh, 210 North Washington Battle Creek to visit their father tnten-xted afe asked ’ I'ASSING OF MRS. Ht'l.l,. i The hospital acknowledges with', Sunday. the hours nnu be sure and I# p three broth■ Mrr-. Katie Snyder ot South Has-'many thanks the- Rift of a large’ Don’t forget thc school program, Deptc? given by the school and Sunday received word of th<- sudden quantity of. canned fruit and other i# horn- Unit.■ School of Cloverdale Thursday eve­ deiph of.Iv r Uster. Mr*. Luella Hull.! supplies donated by the ladies of of Charlotte on Wednesday of'last: the Eastern Star Chapter. They are • ning this week at the church at 8.00 week, death being due to heart trou-'very acceptable gilts, and they ap-'• o’clock. ble . . 1 predate them. . 1 ■. The Christmas Cantala "Dreams 1 of Christmas” is to be given Sunday I ih-funeral was Iwid at C.dedoma| rT.trirrv Wanrr evening at eight o'clock at the cn Saturday and >hc was l.ildfloi HAD F1|E (Hit KEN HABIT, i' i 'in th<- Parnialcc ccmeit ry'ix-; J’>' Silke, who lived near Middle-, church. Everyone welcome. in Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCallum left side her lather and mother. villc. and who had been recently paAmctig tha.c -who attended the [rolled from Ionia where fie was utv Monday morning for an indefinite funeral were. Mr and Mrs Jack'der sentence for stealing chickens, visit rtith their son. lAougal. and NEVER BEFORE SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY FOR FAMILY Snyder. Mr and Mi.-. Guy Willard. again m trouble for the same family orDetrott. Friends and neighbors are sorry .Anna Swegles and Mr arid ^nd o: ofictue It Is charged that I NDERWENT OPl l: V I IOS REUNIONS AND VACATION TRIF Everett Swegles of this dty::1’’? recently took some chickens bt- to hear that Auntie McKee is again . Don Swtkert anc| M: . ITotu [ lunging to Mrs George Thomas of-. confined to her bed Mr and Mrs. Bernard DeGolta i.-y <X Latuing. Mrs. .Cora Alt -; Middleville He Hdm|lted the ofOver the y and daughter of Vermont vllle, i irn:<. and will appear before Judge -were Kalmnazyj shopix-r* Saturday. Mr and'Mrs. Ed. Peniicbi enter-| a daughter and her son from i MfjPeek for sentence some time this TICKETS GOOD 9o.n9 talned Mr and Mrs. Richard Pen-1 Marquette’. • I u'L‘ck. nel.-> end sons ot Kalamasoo and Mr.1 and Mrs Harry Pennel* and dnugti-: untff Jen. I5tk. Mrs Charley Gibbs is caring for ter of Cloverdale recently. Mrs. s. Ntbba who is confined to her The death of Theodore Gleb »*,< horns' with bkvod poison. a shock to the community He died ’ Frank Harris nnd Charley Skin-,. Sunday p. M.. after being in poor W Green St anti u ner attended the funeral ot William-• health for a long time. Burinl look) Between *11 station* and ’ tn Prairieville cemetery. Much Ida Payne who live- Moore in Grand Rapids Wednesday 'place generally throughout the Fern McNee was absent from sympathy is extended to the family I United State* and Canada. ■ft today. Wt'dneA- school a lew days last week on ac­ from Cloverdale friends and sur-, Reduced round-itip *!«pcount of sickness. rounding country. r Ait>.»u attend the funeral. .- . ! Mrs- John Lusko and four chllMr. and Mrs. Grant Dickerson.' i TIl OF SIDNEY LORD. |dren *ptnt last'week in Grand Rap- Mm. Frank ChUson and Mrs. Les-' is-mains ot Sidney Lord. 8.’ id.-. visiting her brother nnd family, ter Monica were KaUmaxoi shop-' For complete information consult rought from Battle Creek t> Several from Clay'Hills attended pens Monday. t local Ticket A^ent ne.-rf perry Laubuugh ot Rut-j the Busv Bee Ghrtstnw- n*r»v h«!d Ssnta Claus visited the Russell j township where thc funeral w.v at Vance Sharps in Middleville Fri- Watson home the last ot thc week1 hl Tuesday a: two-o’clock. Rev >day evening. A Jolly time was the re- and presented a wee little Mis*, and! He u ef G nkig: ufhciatir.g Burla! was { port. • , now Win. Watson can smile with tlie1 Merry tn Rutland cemetery Mr Lord «a»j Leon and wtfe wnt Sun- rest of ti\e granddads. Congratul*-11 Sew Year a termer Rutland resident. |day at Clsyton Johnroc» in Bowne. tKms! ■ 11 FINAL 'piyntlBUTION YEAR OF 1933 IS MADE , n°Mr .nd ■ SlgWUrt IZ. vaitl. lull MI mi. MI>U T Wishes You a Very Merry Christmas! EGGS Men’s All Wool Plain colors, contrasting trim. A beautiful and use­ ful gift for a man. 2^.17c- . .. lo INIHUUUbtU SH JHIS Soap Men Appreciate are Gifts to.wear OLEO Cheese Sugar Gifts 10 12 Silk Robes in various colors$5.75 ,................ ................. Give Him Plenty of 53c 25c Rin*o Cleanser Flour Neckwear! A truly unusual display for your selection. Hun­ dreds of patterns at 69c 79c BOXED EREE Gift Shirts Few stores in the cities will show as fine a line of shirts as you will see here. Plenty of Whites and Fancies t0 $2^ Rowena Handkerchiefs Pure Linens 25c, 35c, 50c Boxed Handkerchiefs, 50c, 55c, 79c Boxes of three Feldpausch’s Ware House NEARLY ONE HALF; k ROUND TlHl FARI r Christmas’ NEW YEAR k HOLIDAYS MICHIGAN CENTRAL Colored Borders 2 for 25c, 3 for 50c Special Prices On Suede Leather Zipper Jackets A fine leather garment. Perfect skins and sateen lined. Boys’ Gifts Shirts------------- 79c, 89c Hue19c, 23c Sweaters98c, $1.59 Helmet*39c, $1.00 Glove*-----25c to $1.00 Tie*------------ 25c to 45c Sheeplined Coat*, $2.98 Zipper Blazer* __$2.98 Heavy Wear for the Men Heavy Wool Zip­ per Cossack* __$4.98 50 Union*--------- $2.98 Heavy Caps 79c to $1.00 Hi-top Sock*, 39c to 69c These are just a few items from our com­ plete sock. Visit this Christmas' Store for Service, Quality and Moderate Prices Prices include State Sales Tax WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Gifts Men Appreciate �THE HASTINGS BANNEH. WrOXEStKV. DECEMBER 20. IBM rt. I PASSING OF C. L. GLASGOW, of hU service on the comlMkm he o' Tlie people Of Nashville and of lu chairman, and was recog­ ? Barn" county, where he was mi well a* an authority in all matters 10 and favorably known, wen- shocked pertaining to public dealings with 4 to rwilw news of thc death ot Hon- railroads. , j Stnelker. ><.• 0 orabli- Cassius L- -Glasgow. He died | While serving the people, he canStruble. l.g 0 at his home in Nashville Monday tlnued his buslne»s at Nashville. min at bi about aiwui six o'clock. oeiocK. (Having worked »or Keo out in previous years — 'night {having Total --------------------------------»-s------- 21| .ja^gjasj-Mr. Glasgow”-had- -been -tn poor -a -One organization that would carry1 ■■ O. FT. Pvt. for suiiu xune: lime, time. nr He iiau had gonv gone -■■■ uut •• his so •••••that his busi-I . Howell i- ihealth ii'Miui iuv — kpolicies, *" 3 to tig- Buttle Creek sanitarium and new went on a* usual while he was 11 Bruton. I f. 5 seemed to have unproved very much «iv‘nt liberally of his time to public | Fulkerson, r.f. 0 while tiiere. He came home Sunday wrvice. 5; noon and appeared quite well and Mrr Glasgow served his community Mr.-Glasgow served.his community | ' AZ FIRST ■ TEAM WINS FROM i scuiiy,. c '. 0 met1\T his jl friends and neighbors in hl* many public relationships, not be- LI i manv nubile reJattonshliM. not be- Ifif XJL 1 \ In1.x T. S. K. 35-14— SEC­ 'lliw. rv 2 • usual cordial manner. Monday he cau.w* he nought them, but because 11 5 1was about tlie Mme. apparently in he wa* a natural leader to whom]. OND BY 22 9 SCORE -j- much belter health. At about four people would turn when a strong I We will make Special Prices on Christmas Can­ untt/Cl I ic nAIMklCh 1 Toial ■ 8 4 . 20 oclock he wds taken suddenly very man "wa* needed. He. jw*rved for | nUWELL lo UUWNtU Final score—Haslini". 21- Howelll1^- Hr w*" rallied from the heart sayeral years a* the head ot the'. dies to CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, SOCI­ IN 21 TO 20 THRILLER:av. ». ’ attack from which hr suffered. Nashville Chamber of Commerce.! ETIES .anti LODGES. ' ‘ । C-L. Glasgow was a man not only wax president- of the Nashville r G. FT Pct Of local and county prominence: he -chool board and president of the , New Men in Revamped Line­ I। Middlevllle 8 had a *tatc-wide reputation. He was Bank at Nashville. He wa> dn inter- i Peeling J-L Up Showing Up Well Candy Canes and Ribbons 0.highly regarded by all whp knew ested member of the Michigan State i I Smith.-r f. . 0;him. He was bqrn on u farm near ” ' • - A.*-«x:laUOn . ■ ... andji ■1 Hardware Dealers' in Oompetition . | nl McDonald, CI "H I—Ki. ic.. 2 Jonesville.. Mictdgan. February Id,, for several years president of that j' Christmas Mixed and Fancy Boxed Hostings High baakrteers made a^mph, r-g. ... 0 1859. and was 74 years of age at thc organization. ' clean sweep over Hie week end. On I McIver, l.g. < time ot his decease. Thc funeral • Qualities tliat made Mr. Glasgow । Candies at Reduced Holiday Prices Friday the hr.it team defeated Mid' ----- ' will, be held on Thursday at 2.30 of such value to his community. :dlevil|e 35 to 14 while the seconds' Total .. Hjo'cltxk at the Nashville Metlxxlui county and state were hi* level-J ‘won 22 to 9. One of the most thrillEspecial Attention will be given to all Tele­ Pct.’church; burial will be in the family headed common fetue. hu whole- j: । ing game* ot tlie season was won by' Perry. l.f. . 2 lot at Nashville some views of life and sound bust- . phone Orders tlie Hawkstera at the gymnasium • laiwrence. " a] In October 1881 en-- Mr. . Glasgow .. .. ncs* Judgment. He was one of the! here Saturday evening when they ,Thomson. r111 • 14' tered thc hardware bualneas busineM ir. in must genial of men. had a wonder-[' 'defeated Howell 21 to 20. In pie pre- {Beckwith, ■*' -------------------»• of huJnor an<j a ]cMn Ult • u Nashville, adding other lines ot bui-i- {|Jj 'hmlnary game (he Penney quintoll Angell, c. c. U ness later. He always handk-d his that made him a favorite in any so- I . ."•■defeated Hirrch Hras. * 5 affairs skillfully and was a keen. clety. CANDYLAND Chris Spins, Prop, Hastings took lite i.uur fluor wiu. with a r< re-- Om.,k„ , „ 0,alert, successful business man Mr. Glasgow sought the things* ... Mkldl. vu>... 3’W|k5r '• 'vamped line-up at Mui.n..vtiu. 0 Mr. Glasgow was a stalwart re­ that make tor a better type of man.« his first var- **»«’’»*• *«• William Fox. playing 1 publican. He was a natural leader. isity game, worked like a veteran ana and en- ; 'i5.3.S.S.SiS.Si5.315.5.S.:.3.5.5.S.5,S.X.5i>.:r' Total .Xl-His faithfulness to every trust, his to hi* religious convict turned in one of the best - perfornr. Middlrssiaai- loyalty w to his convictions,|dhis the work ot the chufclw-- —------------------ ----- — ■ . kindp­ couraged ' mancis malices on me-war. lite floor. At ram lutif ume tune Rnal wore-Hastings. 3u. in a broad-minded way. He was a , STOCK SHOW BEEF AT HoMings w£ leading 22 to 10 w U> ] vllle. 14. 'interest in his telkxmen made it member of the Barry County Y. M Tlie revival* tliat Have been in feldFapmcb market. Itmmson. Beckwith and Lawrcner nr»r»cE| i nis/c unQTC t4!'y ,or ,ll”‘ to secure political rec­ C A. Committee for many years, and I progress tn ’thc Moulton church at. being the heavy artillery of the at- ODDFELLOWS HOSTS rwnltibn although he never sought it c»^men and feeders are , g^^Ag K^X^nd|tack. Captan. Thunuon had high.' Tq LqCAL B0XERS He JSd Im^m^ytryZa^nTiit took great pleasure * n helping its Ix-neficicnt work in his town. coun-. it profitable to raise high grade ta- ,d Tlie 1)X,tor ujul lhe churrh an? .-core ot Uw evening with seven fkld . direction-----had — he-------so desired. He —rep• --------—---------------.----- — r ! ty and slate. b|e beef, according to report* from much pleased with tin- result*. SeekIgoals to his credit. I Oyster c .. — «•».*» a * t / x rs x* — a ... i . i , k » — Supper at I. 0. 0. F. refuted his senatorial district, then Nashville, where he has lived and ' Against Howell the local team had ra»l»unr.j UaTo uTidfil..,, mun"-' eimm.imly'Jld'b'uLS:, «' “>• imemsildMl Live “'n„, ,’5tnT!!' Hall Marks Opening of |to stage a comeback in Hie last two' tie* in Hie klicWgan state senate fur leader fur more tiian half a century,[Stock Show held recently in rR‘" Own^eil of coldminutes of play In order to nose out' Training Quarters f<W years WJ to 190«. anp at once will miss thu strong, rugged, kindly cago. Tliey report further, that thc: : their capable opponents by Hie slen­ - ..»* r.„E >„ l^I «nu bv ,lumber .M llu. ,uallty.,e.rle.r.."2tbJ“Xhvr « S FollowInR- tlie -----usual -TUMdgv night der margin of a single point---------------- -----I1 D.sum Governor Fred the social and biSfoess group* of lof catUe wcre “^liblt. especially h°P^ that hr may return ia«« Braton U. of „uwv.. Howell opened' „„ the , ..leetlng meeting of thc Hustings Hastings Lodge No tactful and sincere. «' -a... sign .iuj from fr.un near .u.<> rj 58 L I. O OOF. scoring with u.. ilong O- F. the members acted as M. Warner had noted the splendid which he wa* an honored member, i among the heavy weight grades. ^J5®{*'P;\m^“‘t,‘^ ',,**J“«?' the center of tlx- floor and Brigham' hosts to approximately 25 young career of Mr. Glasgow in the Michi- " 'be missed - ' was v experienced by 1 n ne am* it wininbeJanuary the last of nr. H« will by his wide circle Great difficulty dumber or t-ariv u'.in xtKtr winte imil unrmlrif,w1 Hin- of friends in in me the vmage village ana and m in me the.the iurteea in m makina the final n.v.i se- t nwr or car‘,>>,» ‘n January the judges making the -----------' ■ Fh^x&E EM ”“ton " “r | . u wtfll as in the state. They ; lections of grand ch champion steer, LENT COBNEItS .arm personal friends, who and champion car loads, and n be- Lxst Week'* Letter ’ ” pace and a^UH^ndtrfAhchalf HusI > the governor that he would not■ *csincerely respected and loved C. L. ; <G.H.IV u tduvaumi UI ” ....................... ” V ./ U..M ....TU r»l DGA.H .1IIOB ........... .... °' -** **°TI »«>•• L»l« EMUS. ..xl v>uld„.,. tings was still trailing 9 to 13.' when the 8tate°Wide Golden Glov |nl the ”place ,ar*’ tf >nv Glasgow r~If •>»•*«• there n.-rrwere any for >h» the strength of *u. hi* ur. life, i policies in making the final selec। Fox started things going in the Contests will be staged in the load I cept strings attaclied to it. He asked and the soundness of ids Jr J—*-• — — for • the •• blue • ■ ”ribbons. ■• • judgment and-•>•• i lions * ~ ?1'c and children and .third quarter, wltti a basket and ■ was given a. free hand. He was re- ills « helpfulness iKuiMiuneas to lu olhe/ umefs I One of these prize steers has been .J?Ix . A. 4^,'! Beckwith followed wlth.anothcr. ty- arena on Hie nights of Jan. 11th and ( appointed and made — an enviable ” Ls survived ................. ---------He by his widow who secured for the Feldpausch market Tl,u.?daL' | ing the score. Howell went ahead Jan. 25th. forlhls section of the so record. Everybody knew just, where was Miss Malle C Miller, ^hom he through their influence in the yards Mr. M and d Mrs. M Maiden M-nhm Burkett Burkett nnd and tiled Eastern Zone. zone . .. . „ .—r, ------ ii. • ...... ....... ......... .............. ...... IuliuCIH.c Ul UIC ja.uj .Miss ■ again after a flee throw, but called Dorothy Butler of Kalamazoo A well equipped gymnasium has ,o fln< L CL ; oll J« w " Tliere was married in 1882. and a sister. Mrs. and luck in getting an early select^ Tltomson cashed in on a foul mak­ in trnmSWe bk“nt of th- !*?,r,!he ■|wrre Bunday visitors of Mr. and of >WW>n of his Julia Howlett, of Grand Rapid*. In tfon. t ing it 14 all. Hastings then drew been nueftctLin tlie basement ot the Mrs Leland Hammond. • integrity as a man or Us a public* common with his host of friends i Tlie carcass will be on display at away to u four-point lead, only to Oddfellows Hall and the oyster sup­ official. He had the confidence, and ,«.V the VSWUMK., publishers M of the the u.Mixev market UU this week, ana and wut will oc be use Banner x>uJU..... .,i join (have Howell come right buck and per was tendered the boys in cele­ deserved Uit. of rtf the ....... >t.. of Uns ... J _ _ sorrow ........ .... ssowcca. .... people deep over ............. the passing of- a I..., cut .... in quarters, that, those .inter-1 :tie thc score" at 18 all With about bration of the event. Paul Foley haj state as well as ot the utilities with In man who has been k credit to his jested in show beef may examine it , 7, ~11 c.ruin . one minute to go Fox dribbMt! down been engaged to act as coach and in­ which it was his bu.rinciw to deal. community, a help to his county, an in detaU. It will be cut up for FTat.cbcn and thc floor and scored a beautiful structor for the coming season and He put all his cards on the table, to thc state of Michigan, and j steaks and roasts during Christmas w,dw j basket on a dead run. Beckwith con­ his able supervision it is hoped wlll face up. and performed his duties honor to the country of which he was a week, and allotments will be made ». ^5 , ,U L M " nected for-u foul and just before the enable Hastings to send a hard-hit­ without tear or favor. During moot loyal, patriotic citizen. jin the order of requests received. Arc,nc M>Tlck of C"*’1" .gun sounded Howell* came through ting. prize winning team to thc Re­ [with a.held ixukct. making the gional Finab.in iJmsing and there­ score 21 to 20 in favor of Hastings. after to the big finals in Detroit in ] Beckwith and Fox were the stars of the Golden Glove Tournament. the game. Beckwith being high point ■ An enjoyable evening was spent pian with four goals and two free during which short addresses were throws to4jls credit. ' ........ ....................... mad*' by- . officials of thc lodge and i Herewith are summaries of the j the Arena Each bov was called unjfirst train games: ort to exnress his views on thc sub• j Ject of I he sport in question and a most sportsmanlike and hearty resnonse occurred. Jt U the contention I of amateur boxing enthusiasts tliat !no snort requires greatcrX^almess and sincere dedication to the ethic* k ' ■ '• ' ‘ .i j------------- ;------------- L* of sportsmanship. The claaeat of friends must meet In tlie roped•arena kwlth the avowed Intention of j out-boxing and defeating each other. One must lose and for three hard .rounds each youngster exerts him­ , self to the utmost to avoid belne that one. Thaulecision h Riven and , ! the bovs mretni the center of the j i ring tn exchange the tvnlcal ama-1 trnr -hug" before leaving the rink. • Within a moment thev ore back In ] the dressing room laughing nnd j ! toking as thev discuss their fight , I Every vestige of grudge fighting and | bitterness is eliminated because the i amateur who indulges In either soon ' leave* the ranks of thc real amaitcurXt has been called “the cleanest: I snort on earth” and "certainlv ekerv| one must admit that It* wide snrend . nnnularity sneak* «t11 for It* claim I 'o Tiwre J* no “stalling.*' no “fixed” j ‘bout*, no bie nrize* to he won no| S Large Assortment, I chance to become wealthy and n«i goal to be won but that of successful t<> i attainment and the award of the coveted,dreMlne-irown. title belt or golden glove trophy. Hastings fans are looking eacerlv forward to these outstanding Gold­ en Globe Bouts which crammed the hall to caaaclty when they were. held la*t year. । ■----------------------------------------- - I Hastings Sporting Items ] A NEW DEAL IN TIRES Christmas Candy SPECIALS at HASTINGS CABLRS |! MAKE CLEAN SWEEP 5F A TA 1 J | T[ y A / "XT TA 1J I If you are consideering the purchase of new tires, our SPE­ CIAL OFFER on FIRESTONE Tires and Tubes can’t help but please you. Seellis regarding these bargain prices; also inquire about the GENEROUS ALLOWANCE we will make on TRADE-INS! A trip up Jefferson street to the AN­ DRUS SERVICE STATION will SAVE you money! „ I ANDRUS SERVICE Corner Jefferson and Court Streets HASTINGS PHONE 2240 ONlIi YOU MIGHT fORGH 200 Hogs . .. 50 Head Cattle Yes, Indeed the Entire Family Wants MUST be SOLD by December 31 This will be the LARGEST SALE of meats ever held in Hastings in so^short a time ! Spare Ribs FARMER STYLE—These Are Fine Meaty Ribs, Full Loin Cut, Ib. ..... Shoulder Pork Roasts Lb. 7 - 8c Whole Fresh Skinned HAMS A g 20 lbs. Dad Says, “When In Doubt Choose a TIE at Penney’ Beef Hamburg Steak 525c Steak Round, Swiss or Sirloin 3 Lbs. 25c Chunk Pork Streaked with Lean Ib 6c Sausage j-> <«•*• 5 **•■ 25c Salt Pork "Streaked With Lean Lb. 7c Pork Liv^r .From fresh killed pigs Ib. 5c Pork Chops L..it 12|c Bacon Try Soma For’Breakfast Ib. 9c Lard With the Oil Kept In .3 25c Hogs Fresh Dressed Whale or Half Ib. 6*/tc GEO. SMITH a The man with the smallest cooler, doing the most business k SLIPPERS! RKET OPEN WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS 69? For Dad—Felts . . 79c For Mother 49c For Brother 49c 69c For Sister 49c "> 69C A Big Truck­ BLOCKS! PAY TRIBUTE TO JUDGE L^E. KNAPPEN full of Grand Rapids Bar Associa­ tion Votes to.Have His j Portrait Painted HEAVY SERVICE A fine tribute of resneri wax last [ week paid to the late Judee toval F Knapncn by the Grand Rapid* Bar Association. Judge Knappen waxi born in this cltv. and It was here that be began the nractice of law 1 tn which profession lie made a name • that was honored throughout tby countrv He wns made federal dis­ trict judge and Inter federal circuit Judge. «>rvlnc until he retire I cn ac­ count of reaching the age limit. It appears that the Grand Rnnld* Bor Association, had raised a fund for Hie nu*no«e of en’ertatning the American Bnr Association nt their national convention in Grand RnnIds. After all expense* of that meet­ ing had bec«, meet it was found that a balance of tl (XX) remained in the fund It wa* voted bv thc Associa­ tion at Its meeting last week that this fund he used for a portrait of the late .fudge Izival E Knannen, which will be painted in cooperation with the Michigan State Bar Asso, elation nnd probably by a Grand | Rapid* artist WEIGHT SILK Stockings! Electric Train 6 Cart! 9 Foot Track ! Transformer! '6.90 Mort ftatnrti! Guaranteed An Appreciated Gift mo­ tor I Electric headlight! Shiny, tlegip-type locomotive! ALTOFT SCHOOL NOTICE. ] The Alto« school Is haying lt« i Christmas nrnrram nnd tree on j Pridav evening December 22 at 7 45. You are welcome to come and we hope that-you will _________ • John Brown's epitaph was “John 1 Brown of Kansas: he dared begin; lie lost; but loaing. woo.” J. C. PENNE 24 round-cornered, non-poixmout, ulety block* on a truck nearly 12* long! �B8U22------------------ - ----------------------------- ------------------------------ - The Halting* Banner the big problem nnow „ „1* „ -- ___________ to idmlnuut administer y „ ri 322 A.. the ncw order ln toe best manner r\t HuiUur*7 Michi***.T' possible. With so-many profound —— ------------------ — changes underway,..there must be a Opini(ms. THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER M. 1933 *aHBaHaaBMriMBMMBaMB|m<mtvlUe' Tuesday and »perif* the This and That What Others Say Backward Glances; 1 MISS Belie Smith, who has been T) •. / vr . the guest of Hasting* relative* for Bits of Yesterday the put tew months leave* tor her Just a Few More Days Left of . . ... home in Detroit this week. ' "»,r ’ Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Nevins. Mr* ' TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. Greble. Mis* Grace Mewer. Chester Mrs Nellie Peckham left Saturday Mesrer and Mazsiu Nevins were ini to Jobi Herman Peck- Grand *vu' her ,m husband. r»criu»u . rx-c-e—---- rr i ,iu>u>. u, rirw : ;J- AC..teSSS is — in !tt the L.C 01 Aiiu Anu ntuur, Arbor, curvuic enroute to New o- Chicago announc-i York to spend thc Christmas vaca- 'city, c,l>- called ca»«l by by aa telegram telegram announc-l Uoif ing the srnous illness of his wife,. Mrs L V Wadded of Coal* Qrovt.! who U at the Catholic parsonage . Mrs. John Blocher and son. Junior.: 'of Castleton, and Mix* Mabie McU- 1 FIF^YY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY, ।gar of Palestine, Ohio, spent Wed- At the regular meeting of thej nesday with Mr*. Herbert Morehouse Orangeville Lodge No. 181. F. & A.I and family. M.. held Saturday evening. DecernMr* E. O. Edmonds spent last bcr -Hth. 1877. the following officers | week in Detroit with her daughter, j were elected for. thc ensuing year-i ......... .<£»**..«» *- w„ U<« «, KI 'X"K£d“ ■sy'K' Mrs.-Edwin Pate, returning via Ann Eli NtclwU. W. M.; E. D. Young. S. It Closes Saturday Night, 9:30 p. m. Arbor where she visited MiM Grace W.; George H. Ford. J. W-.’ A- Mursmashed!t • • • AbYEUrusrSa haTeh. from Republican shoulders but thc public were run into and snubbed ... r r*ir» »n applies party, even though a minority, is _y motorUUi. Another company Christmas was original!' a relig- Edmonds, both coming home on Sat- dock. Sec.; Horace Storms. Treas.: I Get your tickets with each purchase. Wm. Ellsworth, s. D.; Tom Ell*-1 .,val u> ’l*™ th.rnks T»«dln< .nniire* -0e still fared with i task onlv sltahtlv cnS-TUmiS .hcvKt‘u ‘n,p perrannancc or J.a«V 'iOUS ,wrt festival to .Texpress thirnks for f> urday. Mr* and Mrs Fred Miles of Dex-! worth. J. D.; Leander Pryor. Tyler. drivers w.-l.e crossing its tracks. “ B><iline coming ofr 9«* One who b,o urought ,he w .’m.‘nif ? V«ht a Five amazingly fine Gifts given away. actual observation ir was found that nvtt. philosophy into the world or at ter drove to Hastings Monday to And now some one want*, to know of tins number. 2.907 failed to look I least comprehensible interpretations visit !»er brother, L. Severance and. it it is a fact that swans sing before th“‘ urrcaoy “lrCi,<l>' cxisicu. «»!«»• family. Ttiesday ucfompanled by L they die. Weil, we are not preiured • .. . DONT’ FORGET! A COMPLEX DEAL. tSSnJ? ——• —•—-;ui p<ux«<<>piiK-* tnai Severance and wife they drove to ,to answer from observation, but It Is I ' RFC rfc— -NRA-PWA-AAA-DLBcruaalns; 1502 100ked lnluokv<l 0De dlrvcnon'Almast tww thousand years have NRA PWA AAA ULB whJJe only, while 80 drivers looked both the^fkst'chrteimas' but Holland to see a sick brother. >ur opinion that they do—if they Shaving Seta CAB—IAB—LAB—APB—HLC—rFCA -ways. . Roll Up Sets Mrs Julia Putter, Mr. and Mr* ever sing. the teachings of the'Nazarene are -niA-TVA-ECW-FCT-*FDI. No With such evidence of recklessness ,...... ,„. ----------AtHl „ an good „ ns wever. Not long ago Ermont Newton and son and Mr. Twelve more days and our nim-i Electric Pads Toilet Sets ** a word, we haven't gone in for code mes- 0R lhe part of motorists before u-.jur hfrar tire ills of thc world dis- and Mrs.’Forrest Potter and daugh-1 rods will have to confine their eaves The above* Broutu of letters 11 15 not difficult to understand why:CUMe(| by a group of learned men. ter and Mr. and Mrs Clark Potter hunting to rabbits and *quirrels| Cameras Yardely Sets New sotiie ju.im irMMU are ^,,cd and Their remark., wrXhvrraL thought- of Grand Rapids wlll be Christmas alone, as all other gatpe will then be .---- . represent branches of "The New ^ooq to]w-------- --------- ----------muu<wa uuv n ^VU11VM w guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stolle. protected by taw. .ddrrt*. ! nri and Mddtous. butTTo&urred to Cigarettes Stationery ron pmixtixg. J**1' admmtetraoon. The list is by dents every year—A. D. Gallery in-us that the success of their theories • Katherine Potter) of Kalamazoo. 1 The following parties have bceiij Dr.'and Mrs. C. E. Hoag and the married by tlie Rev. Levi Master J . ii'*« .... — urn ha«> ’the Tuscola Co. Advertiser. d"- no mean complete. We .nritmi have recited the Tuscola co. Advertiser. land remedies depended on a spirit Smoking Tobaccos Bill Folds ! in the hearts ot men similar to that latter * aunt motored to Omaha. Ne- sieve the date of Sept. 30. 1877:, thL, collection of initials to point ■ OuCH! i Fepresentcd in the teachings and bh»ka. last week to visit Lieut, and (Sept. 30—Winthrop 8. Nelson to] Books, Etc. Ladies’ Purses out . W a complex tn .l» sovemw, Dcm. I philosophy of*Tiw Christ. Mrs. Jock Knight, who were in! Sarah J. Kelly, both of Hasting*, i ment has taken unto itself. Many of haw got Ukkvr back. rec-1 Omaha for a short time at the avia-! October 3—Charles Cru*> to Flor-; tian field. The trip was made by|ence McGraw, both ot v Nashville J • INSULTING HIS STATE. the departments have ramifications ognlzed Russia,— and we’re runningSoviet ' --- --------Russia, thanks to the work WHITMAN’S CANDY A state of insurrection exist^Tin that extend out into every country " thc‘ gold standard over the edge of ;Of her astute salesman’’ Maxim auto, and they expect to return thi* Oct. 25—Jason Rich to Mrr. Nancy week. , Ecker, both of Hastings. Oct 31st— Michigan, if we may believe Gover­ district in the land; olhl-rs art con­ the cliff! Who’s afraid r>! thc big utyinov. will enjoy a resumption of A Complete New Stock of All Kinds! uuikr .u.^ irmuwa a* a vnrML> Mu“ Belty Morris H. Burton to Emmn J Hoes, bud wolf? Whoopee!--George Neal diplomatic relation;; as Christmas' nor Comstock and Attorney General fined largely to.Washington; all ol in The Orion Review. from the United■ -*States It f°°ie 8ulu”*«>' to visit her parents both of Barry county. Nov 8~ Mph|hrrrent ------------•- beliln ’t exactlva nresent however, and Mrs Wilfred Lindsay.’ Miss tai W Skidmore lo Lizrle Milter. I O’Brien. "Tlie safety of Ulis state them contribute to the ever-swelling ' (Isn't exactly a present, however, berequires that the incipient insurrec­ ranks of Federal bureaucracy. Once NOT MUCH OF A MIS- (cause If Russia lives up to her agree- Lindsay has accepted a permanent bath of Kalamazoo county Nov. 17, | --F. J Town • tcy Sarah Tungnte.! TAKE. AT THAT, iments considerable^ advantages are position at the Flint Y. W. C. A tion toe turprt-’ued so far as It is a new department is organized it Ls Mrs. Warren Calkins entertained । both df Bary county. In lipcaking of the cumimlgn t<‘j likely to accrue to us. cxistUig and that it be prevented in difficult to remove from the payrolls. bring - ------------ ------------------1 back the old buckwheat cakes. I Although hhmdering in many her brother. James McKinley of ' “ ' JUST BEFORE CHRISTMAS. “ so far as it is threatened." to quote One frequently wonder* thc name a Michigan pajter stiKscMcd the a.*- ways, there arc many tilings that thc Traverse City, and Mr. and Mr* <win> said Billie Hitchcock?) | from the “lucid” phraseology of a thing about the elaborate set-up in slstancc of the “old fashioned ‘ nauons of the world cun learn from Ros* Winton of Detroit the Past week. . Father calk inc William, sister calks belles." And another state paper m Russia Not least among these is efmeasure placed before the legisla- Washington: Most of thc bureaus . I jne Will. . reprinting the item didn't make such ■ Active inc oi the radio. Over here! ture by thc above-mentioned team, mere are. in theory at least, per- a bad mistake whin they had il'thcradiouanagencyforbrradcasl- TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. *Gals call me Willie and the gang, It seems that the only way of curb- forming some useful function. But "bcWes.;3-Jw" -*-—--.'—joe Hau*. Haas. Holly Holly Herald, Herald ling ।inR wmmrrciHi commercial acivcruscmcrn* adverttecments rnin**“» N- T- Diamond and Mrs. W.' . calk, me Bill. “Where immediate attention and courtesy are shown to air ing tiffs rebellion is a $30,000,000 1 have we brought something into be- ■ * ! U’rspen.ed with music, news briefs. s Sheiqjan. who were called here by Love to coon green, apples and g>. TllE REAL DANGER. — or- the death _________________________ 1 ! -■•*. 'torch singer*, crooners, Jjazz ol Mr*. Tonihson. have rcswimming in ther lake bond ls*ue to be passed over the’ing^that will eventually muster us? Phone 2115 Hastings, Michigan We Deliver The only real danger o! revolt Jchestra. Over in rtussia Russia me the ra ra-­ turned to their homes in Grand, Hate to take castor oil for fhe belly; inv uni, »xu. ......... uu-.-.ra. etc. user hekds of the Michigan voters to jf and when thc time cornea to end in ut. this miu country tf>i« rnuiilrv ix tn .... ' ache. . aentr. „ .. -r. is in the attitude ofRapids. of ,<u,j un(jcr Slnct government super- 1Rapids. whop it should propedy be referred, the present set-up can these various --------the'twvlve idle’-a.Uto... cit'when ..... million .at.. -ra... ,xWon 1(J Ust.d Jor txlucating and en. Brainard Richards of Clervlnnd.! Most the time, all year round, there j aini no jHies lies on m. tnv w w Mint In other words lite stole of insur- bureaus ever'be liquidated? Or have tertalnlhg the masses. * ’Ohio, is voting hi* totjar and *" J wcrc Ballle Crcclc visitors Wednes-1 Johnson of Hemlock. Miss Alta al in the city. Brainard ha* a BUl eood a?Sn bflirSUna* In fact a radio for every’ home is friends 1 lection exists so that Mr. Comstock (we entered a permanent era of gov„B ----------one ot thc Iwpes of thc Soviets. In Igood position in the. chair factory. c —‘ • ! day. home and Mrs .Dewey Jones of Mi. M*. can Ooat a tlrtrty million dollar bond «nment paternalism in which the Mis* Marcia Conklin and Greta • Got a yellow cur named “Sport.” sic ,, Word was received here of the pic Grove, and two son*. the new apartments for Workers-the sons. Grover Usuc;'and Ute bond issue Is to be Federal government will gradually him on the cate radio is' a iiurt of the furnishing*. JEdger are home from the Kalamazoo' death of George S. Marshall. Br.; at and George S. of Maple Grove. floated lo cure the i^apienl insur- I mkC over certain or all important Haff of lib' programs are given to ; .. . ... . • ••! Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clark were In music, ordhestrus. symphony and torii.-.! Xf-xnrt^- frnm‘ .. mor d« • n , 1‘L ra^ . reetton. Or to be perfectly clear, functions now m the,hands of state u. ■ Sunday with burial In Lakeside Battle Creek Friday. folk music. Dance music is despised. 1 '..“L:1"' a*“.: “■ l“d‘ •“ ““ *«*«•« -fr ” Mr-................. next year an election is coming anti and local units? Wilf state rights be­ and Mr;,... Art Hill of Na.shand not competition Tlie rest of the - program U alon:: ' xtr* fc* lit , •*■•■■.*.., . ftnd roilr (laughters. Mrs. Chas, vllle called on; her brother. L. W. the administration figures that the come u thing ot the past nnd will Ml*. E. J. Ballou Of Pioercitv. Ill . rnm.-. the ..rnrurv mH .in.l u.. “"f1. . L F is the lite of tritde. uch educational lines as techmdil .U”8.^ . r^“,r>' ““ »' B«,le CTO‘A"“"' r m. more money it has to spend, tlie : government bureaus regulate agri­ talks. Information, new*. |>oiitic.s and ' --W.M.C. f'ilCH; with her.>in, Rev. Charles Weidey But sometimes the “butcher boy" la I -------------' 1 more votes it is likely to get. Seri­ culture and industry thereby ending government. ornery and cross There Is no advertising ns we know 1Ballou, of this city returned to her ously however, when the governor of the so-called “rugged individualism" home last week. And reaches at us with his whip and it in Russia — no commercial bill1 Michigan accuses his own people of of American tradition? If so. could . Mrs. Lee Matthews went to larrups up his ht*s. boards or signs are permitted. No ­ being in such a rebellious mood that thc bureaucrats do any worse by us Tuesday where she met Mrs And then I laugh and holler, “Oh.' one is urged to buy anything. ’ Thl, Jackson ; „ carrying .......... you never touched me." life and property arc threatened, he than the individualists? These arc a ks matters ..a bit too far but T ‘ M. Mahar, and the two ladies will we do w£&h lhat the Soviet attitude-6° tH Buffalo to sixuid ten dais. But just before Christmas I’m as, Is slandering a public that has en­ few questions tliat comex to mind as toward" signs and billboards could j - Olcnn M. Howell and Mis* Soplua good as I kin be.; dured more than 'four lean years of one glances, over an "organization arouse a -similar sentiment in tiffs v- Swartz, of Nashville, were y>tncd cirandma says she hopes when I get depression with commendable cour­ chart" of the many new dejmrtmcntcountry. tn thc bonds of holy wedlock at the tb a },wn 1 , age and calmness. Il is an insultand bureaus now operating at Russia'is also showing the rest of -United Brethren parsonage on tiie j h j*. u missionary like her goody । they read ot the Sinclair oil pool the world how to usei- tlie of----------Saturday Rev.'• -----v. — " 'l n«v <mutoum i«wk;uhi afternoon ------------ — < the —-—13th. .-—■ — brother. Dan. •*hii J- demand.-, an u« qw-'lfted >«pol Washington. .disclosures when Albeit H Win­ for mas* education. KduUu. BXMUU ana- c. w K.iwu.omtuuw Mr. MrjM«dliTO„t « b). ta„mtol tl„. gin. Arthur W. Cutten. Harry F. lar to Srtronthe Hall»tof A Science nt A «, i* the son and’Mrs. U.cd Mkdtson . -... -».,>( .no Mrof. Mr. MM. u, SandMeh IMc. I _ - are> ">• .... ....... ii.1. thrifty .....l .n .t:> .. .<do n. farm1(when- chleftKhave Sinclair and one of two others de­ q WEDNESDAY NIGHT — Fea­ CARELESS SMOKERS. Century of- — Progress said to be x, How. and nu well many wives, for Russia. There Tliestf museum.*. muwuni*. .cr er» ,M •*var the groom being ।i ls incir .mjh:. -ar Nashville, thc tunu hat is their style. Careless* smokers arc still the ma­ rived »12.oco<xw profit m six months common in................ turing Mathews' Singing Band. ...... ..... A.- various ...I........ •»nxnlnv.*rt .... A’idl’/r General John K. Stack. jor cause of forest llrcs in Michigan, without Investing a penny. Mr. -Sin­ arc not mere storehouse* fbr ‘-•mploF’-'d in 111 ththe !.xrtr»rv factory nf of tlinl.Hfv thaL-clly.-‘BUt c; nindina has never been to see a wild West Show" *iorw**peind of «l>e official family according lo the ' Department of clair issued to hixiuelf nnd friend* collections nt Interesting antiques where he has a g<xxl |x»ltion ns ].130,000 new shares of Sinclair OH FRIDAY NIGHT -Feather Par­ at' Lansing, ows rand treqwntly Conservation. Fifty-one per cent of stock at $30. which they sold at a but rather illustrate the principles wood worker The bride Is a charm- *^or rca<j lh4. |(fC of jexM, jaIncs or ... - ------------ ----- -- - of nnni-in -................. *■ modern science anti and' muusiry industry ing youffg lady of the same• city, her cbp I gue.ss she’d know ha* hreni a stlrklrr. for hone*’ u*« the fires reported . this year were profit ot $10 and $11 a share ahead । .hlliugh displays and working-------ty. 20 games. 25c. mod- parents . being m Mr. - and „..a *««,, Mrs. la-roy BllfTalo Bill and cowboys is i 'of Mate fund.*. Bu’ even Mr. Stack s..r«d by e,s.re.t. „,d uH.A..,..auj,aA.. nu.«aa. Swartz, in Nash-1 bun, « It .!■«!! ’"<?» ?S,"U- who ’h0 alab reside ,n good enough for me I of the tinest collections of modern vllle. J Except fore Christmas when I ’ m as has hi* wrak mnments-wry wtak. or p|pe lnipr0 , rrIy . cxtln . SATURDAY NIGHT — Arch­ or pipe heels Improperly- cxtln- hune. French art in the world. One can George W. Herbert of Chicago and I .good kin be. 1n |8C'’ gubhed. It takes years to replace Lee -better example* of-Manet. Gau- Mra. Tfellte Cheney of Carlton tow n- And the old dw hangs around so bold and his band. The HotA good friend of tta: auditor is . a...... b.. .. Ior.,s, Editors througliotit Mlchuuui gin. Oezann^Monct. Matisse. Piship were married at the Methodist James £.- Mogan. director' of the ,“ ^•s' quite generaffy.agreed that J?x»etelt ■( | ------ y - evening. Rev.,i- solemn like and still Ziggy Boys. r putaonuge Friday ' ...... . .. ..... ... ..............j, only a moment Of carelfesnc*:. to Jjas p-ndi-r'd -atlifaclory ms-vico to- 'carso and Vancogh* in Moscow than Russell 'His <^e« .seem a saying: "Get busy 1 H. Bready otllclating. The n » state sales -tax administration, and start one. if or ihan’s time were the nation, drspite the. fact that.!JinParu: Master BUI. , over their ceremony was Witnessed by John F. well-known to editors pf Michigan worth a thousand dollars a second, they sometime* challenge soffit; ol[, Tom cat sneaks down off hut MONDAY NIGHT—All star en­ i trvane idea' olin world। revolution by Shriber and daughter, M|m Don* Tlie perch and wonders what become . as a prolitk distributor of vcrbd*c, h, .Wd .Uli alfwd to ,p.»d'<h. ... u»“yjMwS mJ!’- ;>mw and realize (bat bombastic talk Si’riber ol Hastings. semble, master of the square Of them two enemies of his that sch-cangralulatory bulletins. The tra moment required to see titat the .l„nary rac.Vcment. but they leel will get them nowhete outside their used to make things hum. J dance. Caller, Ray Talmadge. last legblaturv fixed tfic salary of fire on his cigarette stub was’prop- quite different towards the state ad­ owii country while a record for pro­ THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. But I am »o good and tend sof iMv vi, o.mo |>,qunc uiiincui ivwa earnestly to “biz" ’ . | the sales tax. director at $4,000 ;x-r cr)> from Comstock down gressive accomplishments.. will, our Messrs. W. D. Hayes. John Dennis, v.;,.’ extinguished Lbefore —T..- flipping it mlnt.tration .trztt.-.:; —frret with Russia should :Y. "oc W H. Spence. Gilbert Sinker. C G. That motlier sa^s to father. "How year. Mr. Stack, however, doesn't aWa.. . - with n very few exception*. In my relations fnendly'und mutually profitable. Maywood. F.ZC- Parker. Robert Daw---- ' improved our Willie is.-' seem to "think that, the lawmakers ' • • capacity a* vice president .of the sou, J. L Crawley. Luke Waters. But father who was wire -a boy | We talked with Vern Broun Water-. Dr McGuITm and W b, hu J,ra As a |aO. v.ry I.W luw a|>r.*.<l himself suspicions me Cook were among the Jlmtings,- Because just fore Christmas I'm as. Mr. Muggn pa* been cashing addi- .-atrsfartion .yith the liquor conirol tors* frequently, receiving and *can- Tlnir.'day. The Ingham rcprwwntafuneral »ut twenty-five iwentv-tiw different different Itivc ' i" has been ixrn and.te one oiw of « the me leadirao- people »'*-••••who ........ attended •••*..... ■*• the ........... _ . of i good us kin be. 1 tional vouches at the rate of $2,000, bill signed by the governor. All nlng about* iwklu n<w>nap>’r* I add I Uta exponents tor government icon--.Samuel Kenjon at Freeport Friday. Eugene Fields. ■ MURRAY'S per year and tlie -uuditor general things considered, however, we’re leading wee: “?t ’that "mv *r Michigan legislature.'Mr “rook* attended the Born Sept. 3rd. 1850. j Amu* Mahar m­ lias peen hononng them. For all probably fortunate that the meas- that thereraiefortta-sLS Ldinmu'-iBroau. howcvrr. has come to the ptoft^on of id editors are outopok; n m vonchLMon economy alone B to the Order of the Staters nf St. practical purpose.*. Mr. Stack has ure is as moderate a* it I*. The iLirton and eoncliiMon that SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. cdtlars are outepok; n in Joseph at Nazareth Academy. KaiRobert Griy and Karl Vhil De-1 taken to himself the power.ot up­ state has attemptt-d to take the pro- their ' declaration ‘ that Comstock <■ <-t not enough He believes that our en­ tomazoo last Thursday. system ot taxation needs to be Gelson returned Tuesday aft<4 vis- ' ping Friend MoganT salary to $6,000 fit out ot liquor sales thereby., dis­ al. ntuet go, One prominent Upper tire Mis* Lucy Moyer changed to take still mote of thc ----- w - of Toledo. Ohio, ittng their uncle, John Gray., at! per year A^ nice’a little example couraging the vigorous type of pro- ^^opia^nuiff wiff be given’ to th- load oi government from property is expected in iri’tlw tlic cit city next week to Wi>,4 Branch. GEO. F. MURRAY SYSTEM, Inc. spend the holidays with Mr. F W ol friepdly trailing 'us you will s c mo'tion work carried on by thj’ dis-. Democrats id renominate Comstodt Walker. MLs* Moyer wa* a college i G. C. Marshall was called to Nash- j in anybodycapital. • ftillcry-s.»loon combines in the old and then in unison turn hun-ifi th< lure, he suggests, might be-taken chum oi Mr*. Walker’s at Yixdlany. viUe Wednesday by the.serious ill-! — ।over bv thc Mate and financed hrough daj*. Ako the .4-.de lias dcflntteiv dec’.lim — J-;hiy- Pi’iH'- Southwesi through various’sales and income •Mr*. J. T. Lombard went to But­ new of hl$ father. 0! Mjchiz no more, con-.iipjj'cd the numbsT of plac<'.i dt*pen- UommiU.it,. . .. .mci. tle Cicek Friday and remained over] Mrs. Lulu Gray and son flobc.'t ££ he salaries of r,pinto to om- per each'750pppHE PROFITS WELL lol local government to tome from Sunday with her daughter. Anzoletta .trol than ini* 0 and friends. our sti.te.ha> u; nlt, w1|| at tea-.’, guard Chile .V •F.-tuv: ..year..-- < R - (latte ..nd property tax.-. public official* t , On Thursday evening of last week k.a-...,! .>>■<.... ■ ... . , fc' ,- re- publican «u«iMu ago “ toward a ba.- ,wlu.. conditions tliat existed • IU^. six tJuimint , .o u , . at the honrn of .Mr and Mrs. Ed diet Blrdscll or'this* city. Mis.* Ruth. >. 'What, for .jjrthe old day* when H4SUngs.whh - • - •lias - FustouisL JoiiiiM-n, youngest sister, of Mr* 1111 NEWS GLEANINGS. it the audffpr about haff thc prex'lit ..populgtldn Budreii. wx» united in marriage U>i ling ’ ‘-open saloons* The Michigan. What thi- ex­ cording to John Adamson, ,isirno unv rc- Mr. Clatence F. Keech, both ol Ha*-one Detroit hopes t-; acconlp operate a ■ limited’ i>t himaclf. li. a lew iporied to la- ,llw only bagpijM- t’nak- .tings. Rev. C. L Bradley of the We*dr quite a , r in Uie United State*, it take* at k-yan Methodi*'. church officiating ■ to them? number of srate-owiifd stores. u!m> yhooing for M:>. Hoin-.-r Buell of Richland, ire-ted m. going to |x*rm;t a certain number of .fortune for hmiselt ballyhooing f<> ‘leas', tun weeks to tnak-- bagpljx-v this question bccau MM m .nereMuiu w *Ua Urai«»: «iu <•» .1““^,“ and doubt-p,nd they'sell at from $100 to $350 mited Mr.- Clara Walldorff several . „ _______ J adding to|«ch' - • bill . •rystern’ts frankly 0 Mrs P I' colgrove. Mtes Mabel . — ------- an vexperinten! v- • hte rapidly increasing yearly income) . , We-have Minffred sc the-what . tout ff it is *uppored supposed to prove, we do ny th*•• organization ot a “new par-' Canada prohibit* thc export ot Culgrove and Mr and Mr* W. R. Coak were in Grand Rapids Monday.: stands Mr. since lwt -know. But the worst feature of ty." E'.eii Tn lime* at dn>:i >.ion assuming but. it will be dittobill i* the weak stand it took-on took on --om? peop.e can find FORTY’ YEARS AGO TODAY. | cult in lirfl full <. lt» take hlS out- liquor sale by the ^Lu». After Apyone tan make living expenses about a* <*n the •■’ide instead >t thc Our congratulations arc extended upokm attacks ikhlUst official ex- jockeying-about hither , and thUHar hi;h. or -a, tow. as one set* out io do. You ind until recently he kept to Editor Bis?ell of the Eaton Coun­ crown-ups should have al least a pint. .They old custom uf passing his tie ty Republican A ten pound son truvagancc setic >:>. in v.ew ot the tin- legislature wentially paMed thc can buy daintiy* and knick-knack* with “the I through a gold. ring. ' ’ camf to brighten his home recently.: Mogan incident. sky a* the limit." when It comes to rosl. But buck back to thc local governments closed (hat good, clean milk has Just the ele­ -We undersiann that the Republican paying.' “do as you please." , you un look the whole world over, and spend I The radst powerful radio station will still continue to be published ' ments the body need*. ’ THE MINORITY. Jin the Europe <at Leipzigt C* id op- at ite present .'Ua-. and will not be all you want to for foods, and you will never human race, {crate with a power of 150 kilowatt.*. enlarged yet id make roqm tor the • Senator Vandenberg's consistent A FINE APPOINTMENT. .. the guiuq . find anything that cun take the place of good, So DRINK MORE MILK, because it's the unless we.usnt-to believe as did old refusal to support “sniping" tactics young editor. . Whatever one may think ot the 11- V clean milk. When it comes to bodily nourlshCHEAPEST and BEST food you can buy. The T. Rarnutn. that the American Shirley Smith: L. J. Goodyear.' tiinxted uguihst the Federal admin- 'qiior control bill signed by the.gov- jjKfple like to be- footed nnd. made •an avcragi* of five ton** ot mk* tc more you Investigate too. the more you wilt Waiter La.npman. Guy Bauer and BtraUon L an example which oth- crnOT Saturday, there is aome eat­ fad* of.—Elton Eaton. Plfmouth 'tlie square mile Lili on tire city an­ the rest nl tig? Ann Arbor crowd rrthing lhat will compare-with It. find how difficult It Is to find any milk. ANY­ ! rurally. er Republican members of oongtaulisf.action in knowing that Frank Mail. turn home to sjx'i)d the holidays this WHERE. that Is m CLEAN a* Hlghttends •can well afford to follow. Although pteard has been re-appoluted to The very best medical talent will tell you Thc new newspaper library Mrs. Minnie Grtbie. Mr». Carrie Dairy Grade "A". Why not try It? in the minority. Republicans reldotn head the new five-man commission, atlantic telephone calls are of a so branch of the British Museum at Goodyear, and Mrs. N A Fuller have hsd greater opportunity-. to Re diff a line job witfi the Hendon ha*’ 14 mile* of newspaper cal nature rather than on business. were in Grand Rapid* Monday. serve their country than al present old commission nnd was outspdken flies ot al! o/jr(trie$ and periods. ■Uh th.* declaration. ' We can do The many friend* ot Dr. Wailacr For better or tor worse, the United p* hta fight for moderation whjle the our business with g^ld dUst.” a B. Matthew* of Grand Rapid* will Officials in many communities are be pleased to learn'tliat he will be Slates ha* plunged ahead mto a' present bill was being written P-»ox requc.-iing aid recipient: to j replaced a cash register wijh a pair united In marriage Wednesday eve­ prugram of comprehensive reform sibly lt men u render licenses to dnyc aptomo-; ning. December 27th. • W a Miss that withes;', much exaggeration car. state Rteenbun: of Grand Rapids Ha Hastings, Mich. ROBERT W. COOK, Propr. Telephone 2651 be ictiM-ula bloodies* revolution It less j on a Sah Lake City mu- fnenda wish them joy and iuppi- A Matter of Philosophy. COOK BB03- Kdllor*. jjarty ..^ ouUldc- M lo speak. Soviets and Radio. TRAINS.' RUNNINC tniVEXTr-eighth year looking, on with ceaseless vigilance, ■ • Don Quixoteat, windmill-. _________ Economy not Enough. ready to offer constructive criticism was hardly less foolish and much ■ Evervthinn considered this Christthat may help guide the adminlstra- less disastrous than the habit of iimas is BWlil6 to one of the n.L/lro matter. U ,M season mas season „ ta going (tnn* w w be oe one tlon in its complex task. This is .tlie present day motorists who ouault best -------------------------------in many a year xr.for a* apjob that ftiees the Republican ml- railroad train*. Iprtciatlon is concerned.'Trade may nority. It must not stoop to petty. ^kure.s covtring accident* at not be any too good and the.festive “OKT,W ^t,nJCt,Wt ,“C‘1kaMXh “b i/r * f PcriXVtSSl^e^ry’eS: ■ ix iiahhv i-otTiTY THBEK months fcature strongly-partisan battles, cent of the cases tlie automobile run pioyment Is improving, temporarily in APVANik . .?»;c neither must it hesitate to speak out into trains,instead d! trains running.nt u^t. and several miltooA ixx»ple OlIS*K,tIN VteVAgrf *'Y i vigorously when It has constructive into the automobiles. |ln thC umud Slates are experienc- SALE Wishingall a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year B. A. LyBARKEiR A Quotation DANCING! Dancing from 9:30 Until 1:00 o'clock! “Where Merriment Prevails = r Way of Our World Your LIVING COSTS ■will be reduced, and your health improved if you drink more milk The HIGHLANDS DAIRY hat. brought such 41 event U Isranve p-Xicw.* was underw*.nan centh and yielded more thiu :h*t United States during 1931. .'golf ball*. Mr and Mr.* Let Dunlap,nr.d’R. B Dunlap aol wye drove u> Vcr- �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER M, 1933 ! Mrs Warren Roush spent Thur»-: SECOND WARD P T A day with her sister, Mrs Muri Hasv»«nu r. i. m. MET MONDAY NIGHT teller- of South Bawne. She also called on her sister. Mrs. A. T. Eash. of near Freeport Children Gave a Delightful Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fletcher and , a _ “ Muster Bobby of.Coldwater orc to be Program of Songs, RccitaAndrus of Lan-18'lfsls °r Mn Fletcher's parents, Mr Hons and Two Plays .sXiUr’..... . “■'i * ■>' Social Events and Personal Mention CKTMISmGRJMSINGITY &.wwW" «... Mrs. Wayne Merrick wav in Wood-, Hartley-FuuUom was home from Mr. and Mrs (Continued from page one! M. 8 C. on Saturday and Sunday. sing were gut-st land en Tuesday. Miss Maxine Wunderlich vUiledi Ms^and Mrs. George Wybenga go A. Wooten Frid ■ i Mr and Mrs. Lerourl 'Severance o,»d *ard P T- A. was held on Monto Youngstown. Ohio, to spend’ pageant tha’.Asy Benedlcltu Qul Verilt—Mozart. in Belding last w«U<. J,_of 1-ansing ____ ___ and daughter LoLs expect to spend Ioa> day ‘evening with aa gooa good ancnquncc attendance Mr«. McElwain Agnus Dei—Motart. ** ” John ** Mlns Dorothy jXi-hl Is home from; 'Christmas. • . will soend the holiday season with Chrwtmu.. in Detroit with l|itlr chll- BIMj a splendid program by tlie chll"Sweet Bacrantent Dtvine." Mitz Helen Menon goes to her k.? LI? ...a drcn, ah being there excepting Beu- rfwn ' * . Kalamazoo for the holidays. Gloria In Excelsts—Moeart. Mr. and Mrs. Jason McElwain und t H,>,n t .,,,u.a-i..,. dren. Mr and Mrs. Wary Crook visited home in.Aiuth Haven for the holi­ Miss Mary McElwain.' .',eryi *Mrs. h ,n *Atrs. Louise Buchner's room com com-­ lAUdate Dominum—Plainsong. । Most men hate to admit that they like colorful * in Coldwater and Battle Creek on day vacation. mi£ «5“SX xS'ld.tobocker SSL01 *£ The Dresden Amen. Mtvs Helen Wootoq of Deltoll accessories. But they do’like them, and any one Mim Lorena Jinlrd. who teaches in Bunday ■Recessional Hymn No. 79—•“It conies the last of the week to visit Ml. Morris, will spend her holiday of'the following items will make an excellent FYrak‘iSllS'Alteia“Mr,lnd mILC,*U!' 8,k’*‘’ lh,rt»-«u PUI’IU P"’ C«m^ Upw'the' Midnight Cle'ar ’her parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. A vacation at home. f Lnd rX .fid dlCihSr Of tJdpating in the play and oonts and WillU gift. ■ . WDotun. over Christmas. • j George Bauer comes home from recitations. ' i Postludc. Organ, piano and violin. Mlu Belen Jean Lamble came wcr'e H minf ‘ Everyday Magic" was the title On Christmas Day (Monday! at home on Friday from thc Frances1 Mrltlnd Mfk GARTERS in Cigaret Cases ... 7 5c °ljof the skit presented by the thirty 10 00 A. M . the Choral EucharUt for tlie holidays. • Mr xiuFMn v I _.!pup(l# ot Milk. Elizabeth Finchs 'Simper’s in IL Flat! and Christmas Mli* Beatrice Carruthers of De­ Plumer sc)a>..l at McCarroll, III.. BELTS in Ash Trays........................ $ I troit cornea the last of the week for, for tlie holiday vacation. Charlotte. Mr and Mrs Frank Mar“?ri°.UK^71 “* JSUU* **“ Mr and Mrs. Earl Smith, whi ......... .. .. showed a boy and girl who had 81 (Ml .sing. the holiday vacation were ircently mnrrx-d in Portland. tir«n?£md i’nt SuUnSi to *‘*nd fo* Christmas and debating The Christmas, tree and carof teaMATCHED TIES and HDKFS. $1 Miss Winona Bennett of Detroit Oregon, here Friday where bo» they aluxiM spend it -fm candy t;val on Thursday (Holy Innocents’., will be thc Christmas guest of Mr. they willarrived make their home. X' •;j'Lr„cV’Sd,"S,-IS u"-”'-h - - ■ - ■ SOCKS and GARTER SETS, 50c up and Mr*. M. E- Nevins. . Methodist Episcopal Church. If Mr and Mrs. fcveretl Pcttengti: Miss Eleanor Miller of Detroit will daughter of Grand Rapids will At ten A. M. Rev. U L- Dewey W LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS ... 25c . be the Christinas guest of her par­ and rgul____ und Ttl|ninv ()l thc_ ____ b,»y. will Holy Sacrament lie the guests ot Mr. and Mrs Dell Mr». a. T. B##n o^near rroepon. _____ ____,WlUers __________ ..ill administer administer thc the Holy Sacrament ;& ents. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller. ,’Button rcnr.'-j-nl.-rf the the , and tire Sunday and Mdndnv. II_______________________________ । .lean Jean Murv Mary Walliice Wallace represented the rhnrti.x chorus r.hnlr choir will slmr sing "O "0.2T Mrs. Wm. McCann ot Irving was' Loren Boyes. Jacob Miller.’ Hart­ SWEATERS...................... 95c and up quarter,'_________________________ Wondrous Night," an appropriate i y thc guest of Mrs Dan Lewis ar ley Finstrom and Robert und Nelson ‘ Tlie whole program was very cn-. Christmas anthem. Baptism of chll- wg Pricbiy and attended Uw^aigeant. Gardner come home from M. 8- C ! _T . .... 1ijoynblc joyaoic and reflected the spirit of. dren will be a feature of the morn - ",«K Mr. and Mrs. Carl. Finstrom and* this week for Uh1 holiday recess. More necessary to a man's wardrobe are the ing service again next Sunday. *aly Activities Hiring. family visited Mr. and Mrs. Andrew things listed below. All are of excellent quality, i well as reception of members. M Kemp of Buttle creek on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witfwm <TravaThe children of .the primary de-1 SC SEA SCOUTS ENJOY and the prices are nut high: *. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Wunderlich don Wood! and baby of Grund Rap-, iMirtment will present a worship pro-1 W will entertain Emmanuel Brodberk ids have come to spend the winter Ten nwinh rs <>l the American’ !/•_-. CHRISTMAS PARTY gram during the Bunday School । W und family of Woodland on Christ­ montlui with'her mother. Mnt.'C. E. ginn Auxiliary gathered at thc home' hour. 11:20. alw> a pageant. Tho)& SHIRTS.................................. $1 and up I of Mrs. John Wood on Monday eve-1 Wood. mas. White Christmas offering will be. Sf Mr. nnd Mrs. Orlfd Bishop ai»l1 nine foi a work and nwial mcetinc ■ Hastings Rotary Club Mem­ divided Minx Ada Michael of Detroit will between the Clark Memorial; U HATS................................ $1.95 and up *-bers ”Were * ”Honor ”Guests • be the guest of her sister's. Misses two daughters of Holland will be tile Following Pw Lively supixr the InHome in Grand Rapids and Uie ’ & Nonna nnd Helen Michael, over Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. dies worked on a quill to be given as ■ {Childrens' Home in Redford.2f on Friday Evening Herbert Bishop and Mr. nnd Mrs. a Christmas gift PAJAMAS............................ $1 and up Christinas. Call to Worship, fifty Chandler. M On Saturday, the Auxiliary will- Friday ____ , evening, _____ ,,___ Dec.________ 15. was __ • Miss Mac Keller of Ann Arbor Lee Hubbard. £• „ on John Chandler. Mias Barbara Johnson, wix* is at­ asalM with thc children a parties, a:, Baln tlnu. ror the Leather JACKETS . . $7.50 and $8.50 . will spend the Christinas holidays ' Reader. Richard Fiiller. ?, tending .college at Staunton. Va . lb^S lra n d .W, <l» every , , hal ,j W) , ,, pW ‘ heir with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Prophet. Betty Kidder. ‘ Jf comes today, to spend the holidays; Guy Keller. CAPS................................. 50c and up Presentation Of Offerings. Begin ­ ’ Tlie year's unrk under the H ud' ■ Christmas party at the Masonic ' Miss Vivian Reynolds entertained with her parents, Mr. and Mrs -------- ——..---------- . Harve . ST nan. ciewn • i.-hip of Mrs Helena Snwlker is,:: aiiung dining hall, eleven mrmucru member* and tiers, under direct ion of Mrs Harvey ■ her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds, Aben Johnson and MU# Maye Bmelker. GLOVES............................$ I and up Gardner Chidester. Jr. of Mad- lUrtlng out splendidly, and a wc.J' twenty-four guerts attending. The:Burgess and Mr. and Mrs. Sage from Gobles Pantomime./Primary Department, I De,—*’• Uon. Wis.. and Miss Helen Chidester ccASful time U assured if all will co­ Rotary Chib, sixmsors for thc Ship? Ear.tomkfie./Primary oh Sunday. - • by • - Mrs.-Forrest -■ —’ - Johnson [ were honor guests. Everyone board- directed ___ ’. Mrs. O H. Cleveland of Colum­ oL Grand Rapids will spend Christ­ operate. cd thc Ship at six bells, dantlng be- and Mrs. Roy Hubbard. When you can get a man any of the following bus Ohio, cornea -Sunday to spend mas with th"ir parents. Mr and Mrs. ; mg enjoyed until midnight. Music Characters. Mary, tlie 1------- ,.. things, he’s bound to appreciate it, for a suit, a Christmas with tier mother. Mrs. G. F. Chidester. furnished by a four piece or- Mary Ketcltam. Joseph.'Boyd Boi- 1 Nettie Hyde. ttxac. ■ K1,n Sigler leaves the day »fter Members of the New Idea Club.’ ’was topcoat, overcoat, or shoes constitute tne most Nettie chcstra. Refreshments were served*ten. Wise Men. Gordon Inmslde. Jr . ] Miss Virginia Pott* comes home Christmas for Gothenburg. Ncbr. were delightfully entertained by j and everyone reports a delightful jjrucr Long. Robert Cook. Jr Shep- I useful of gifts. on Thursday from Penn HntL for a few days' vLsK wnh hi. fath- Mrs. Harry. Ritchie. 321 So. Broad-’'.... pv. -- . herds, Paul Benham, Moms Hill, Jr..' I M Sigler, and Mr mid •• Mrs. Way. xyednesday evening. Decern■ Chambersburg! Pa., for thc -holi- er. - D. •* \ . Donald Keeler. Earl Smith. Orville? Rusm-II D-Aliolmcs. , lx'C >3SUITS............. $15 to $27.50 iday vacation. ■ • | GIRLS 1 _ Bush. Prayer. Gloria Clou.se. 1 1 Guests of Mrs. C. E. Wopd on At 6.30 o'clock a lovely dinner; " CHRISTMAS PARTY. Mi^s Lucy Bassett U in charge of ! Sunday were- Mr and Mrs. Ralph ,Chr^um^'l\’r'etn>2 rt and * minUture I OVERCOATS .$12.50 to $27.50 iSX'sThad^de cost times and music will be fur-? yKt-mwcKWW'cmwt’tt d'In.! oSS ----------- ----------------- -------------candles as favors marked ouch place? /”* 8cIkmI «>«*** *’“4 u ' nished by the vested chotr and Mr» <' TOPCOATS...................... $12 and up Rapids. Al) of them were dinner After dinner the regular buiineM! C*,r;S,,!n^ JMriy on Monday Robert Burch with Mrs. James Bris-;' tol at the organ. , guests Mr und Mis. Wm. Bayne. nK.,.ttn;! WIIX calI(.d toy thl. president.;evening at the home of MUs Opal ... the «.v nature ..u.ujv of o. a. Epworth Ixngue'will convene as BOYS SUITS..................$5.95 and up of near Carts Grovs--------------------------- wafl decided* the club furnish «.v.(v?. ,n Christmas---dolt party, phper--dolls Hiiusual at six P. M . after which theMr mid Mr . A 11 C.n«h mid chrUlir. ..' Im.km. lo Ihiwe led. tor-‘ -------------- -------------Witirihe MiuJiM of^nroU 'arteus costumes as well,*# dolls of young, people'will go carolling. BOYS’ OVERCOATS . . $5 and up Miss Josephine Carveth plan t > and tunate. V...................... ' ^''^ Hasting* cxchatS o gYf' s Uw 'eSg kinds making attractive decFtrel BaptUt Clfarch. ] Cor. State and Jefferson spend Christmas with Mr and Mr- and exchange ... of ,gUU thi oJ tJw n,lRhbo„ Rev B. J. Adcock will preach an! .Marion-Hodgson-of Charleston, W. was hm*pily spent. •ramc interested in the arrangements appropriate Christmas sermon al' Va. TWENTY’ PRESENT AT land donated several quaint, old eleven o'clock and the regular FHRIST.MAS EVENT.• time dolls for th<? evening, one being Christmas exercises will be given) (n the city on Friday. STATIONERY A ixmLsctias’ n-d'« >’’nr' old <,na another a at seven in the cycnlng. to which all Earl Wareham is host from New rhrtxtma* tre, S; SS“ I !" •" <*> ■“ ;arc invited. York City to spend the holidays. canoics ana oiner unnaunus otcr-i - e\t - .ivj.Fcklrt, ------ .: - etc. The girls 25c to $1.00 ' St John's Lutheran. ’ ucn.s made ... Thomas Stebbins is home from IH the home of. Mrs. John ifiimo i‘umP ,<« • -- -­ Members of St. John's Lutheran? Ann Arbor for a vacation of two Dawson iJiiwscn’ Mpectallv VRiKcuiiiy attractive aurm-uu- for ><>r the me ibrought ,.7 ■paper ■ . ,doll# —, ,they - had . . made ... church, which is held at thc Legion i Boys ■ puty »“* •"* ,ud n“1" d ,or »(«»*“»■ ptav «l,rn on -nieWM T»?»' .venta, n* by »>!*'. "xl TOILET SETS home, with Rev. Edw. J. Neat as, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Daniels u>lla Leiter. Frances Hunter ... , HASTINGS, MICHIGAN l.adlrV anil Men’s ■m v.ran Reynolds, five tables „i Fulto«« UK bountiful pot luck pastor, will observe Christmas Sun-1 were In Battle Creek Saturday alter-- ttp d Vivian of' *' bHdtt. tau to Moy. MLw» mutou/WtUk ,UL, ployrt oonw. .nd day with a meeting at three o'clock noon. $1.00 to $3.00 ------. nnd cach (exchanged Christmas gift. Attrac- at wlikh time the confirmation Miss Mary Lou Streeter and Lyle h------lru.il .ht.... Id hlgh hCon kewpie dolls marked each, class will take their examinations.! GILBERT’S Scudder were in G/and Rapid., KI(CJ,t w;is gtven a gift from the Uve „uc3u> place piace at m thc me table. tuua*. '* .At seven-thirty clmfessional services Monday — ■ . - - guests' j Christmas tree for various point;, A commitice wits appointed to:wdi precede the confirmation and BROOKS’ Parker Pen & Pen­ • Miss Florence C? C'.;— , >n bridge. Lovely refreshments were Grohe of Grand ’ communion service nt eight o ’clock. tended the funeral of George S. Bracy of Battle Creek. choose a name for the class. Rapids visited herr brother. C!;trc::rCl>irenc* ,servc<l. carrying out the same holi­ JOHNSTON ’ S Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman Grohe, Saturday. . Marshall at Nashville Bunday afterday c.ilor motif. M cil Sets# New Style HAGER—WIXKUIW. culled on Mr. and M.s. ‘^con T*lGeorge Bradley of Lansing has noon. SCHRAFFT’S i-’I.TR A* CLUB. The marriage of Mr. Clair Hagerj been spending several days with Mr Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Green and nrnn'8 near Battle Creek Sunday Chrhtmns Wrapped Women's of Holland to Miss Grace Window, i evening. ■' and Mrs. John EMdy. Mr. and Mrs' Harold Newton cilfamily of Barryville were Sunday Mbs Helen Wade will spend Her tcrtnini d the Ultra Ch»b on Monday daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald [t CIGARS guest# at George Green’s. OBITUARY i., .-1 Wlitslow. was folcmntzcd on Sunday ? vacation at her home in* Traverse evening in at ini-ir tlmir k.iiriniiiiBA Chrisnnas khmk gather-' Mr and Mr». Worth Green and N ora Cunningham born in dinner was served’at 1,18h noon Mt the 1,ome °r thc Thc APPhed Education Comm.ltCity, leaving EYiday. i ing. A- ■turkey • ■■ ft 50c to $4.50 10i 18M> Ame u, unn uifts were exchanged At bride’s parents on 8. Jefferson St., tee, Mesdames Aben Johnson, D. D. son. Marshall, spent Sunday with Ohlo on to Mrs. Piienia ’Wilkinson of Kalu- und onogr ion i»y Mr.,. mis.iIM' ----- -------------------------- — ------ ---->nd- ............ ....... ~ ,Curt MarshaU ln the Michigan when a wmll child and >«P scorrs «w> »vre wr. nruuc mudeby >• 1- De««J «W« th, rhur. npum F. R. Bwrtert. InJinlr zoo wax tlie gue.it ot Mrs. Jack Sny­ UUW .. ... _ ___ . । rt-.renw.nv. Rav WatHs and. ... Charles Taxman! ctremeny. Attrndino Attending the the hrirla* bride wn« was ’ehnree charge nf of the tire Junior Day program Branch district. , luu lived in or near Hasting# until der part of the past work. ___. ...___ PERFUMES Mr. and Mrs. Earl Krrmecn of and’ low -by -Mrs. An-hlc ReiCkbrd ........... - Miss WUlouorc Wiilitts and the of the Women's Club meeting Fri-, Robert Slick, who has been at the the presenl time, ghc was married - twen- groomsman was Mr. Lee Hammond, day afternoon presented an unus- home of Laurel Marshall, returned ,0 Edward sent: in 1887. The i>ar 25c to $4.00 Caledonia were Sunday guest# of and Otto Isi-nhath. All ol thc pie bride wore a gown of brown . daily interesting and instructive I home in Auburn, Ind . Saturday. ; n.|aove4 surviving are tlie husband Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snyder. ly-four members were present. I silk crciie and Miss' Wiilitts wore hour and one which gave the chib,; Mrs. Anna Kenny of Nashville nnrf one cjgude and a grandson Chester Thomas and family of.------------ -«-*-*-------------blue cripe. 'which is standing ready to aid the .spent a couple of days with Mr. and ,n phoenix. Arizona and three sis­ Playing CARDS _ Also a Fine Assortment of Kalamazoo called on Mr. and Mr.. L'NNH’L ANNUVERSARY. Covers *<*« were laid ‘for al-thc Camp Camp Fire Fire work, work,aa much muchmore more com-j com-: Mrs. Glenn Hoffman recently. • -cjty. —The ----------------ters. -all- of this funeral wa# C. E. Grohe Sunday afternoon. Mr nnd Mrs. Joseph Johnson ot' or ‘twelve *c»vc «t-thc Cards. Seals, Tags and ......... - dinner - - which followed the 1 ■-*— -** *-•-—*«^ Questa Bunday at Bertr Daly's, on Friday at the home. Rev. L. L. 29c to $1.00 Mrs. Warren Bishop and MLss Lak? Odes.Mi. celebrated their 60th ■wedding jirehcnsive idea of that tplendld Wrapping Paper. nciuwiy. | were. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Swarts Deucy officiating. Burial In RlvrrrAnne Burton of. Ann Arbor visited, wedding anniversary in ti unique- ceremony. iaC!‘.vlty'_. ___ Mr. “and Hagerat voce one- । Mitt .Florence Craven, field secre-' and family and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jidc Miss .jean Barnts over the week end.* wav. Thev .-iinnlv returned to the I Mr nd Mrs. «* “•(«■ left ,c‘l ">■ ........... ......... | Mrs W. R Cook. Mrs. Keith Dan- old*farm, where they settled as pio-!fnr Holland where they will reside, tary Of C*hip Fire In the Battle, ids. Mt .- Mary und carvea curved aa nice and Mary Lou Lou Streeter Streeter and !, nerr ncer 60 oo years years ana nice farm inrm ; Congratulations...... — lx st wishes ------- are ; Creek district, wm Introduced by । : Lyle Scudder wx-re ,m Of n .forest. forest. At the chairman and teM the Individ' were in in Kalamazoo Kalamazoo out of the the vlrg virgin At the the old old }extendert extended to to Mr. Mr. and and Mr#Mrs. Hager. Hager. » —— iml Among: ' Thnrsdnv MpS Mr. lUrk-y Fox and Wil- < ... /. „n »a ........ “ ,’-'ST h«rattention (rarnta of the«nladles. <-xpl.n.uon ol StawTn-dIWndS Mr "nd MK»TO«>. 11. pr^nl M up o( th. work ta, Hastings, Michigan • Telephones 2244*2557 HL— Mrs. Clare Seibert and children o/'FlFTY CHILDREN AT4 On Monday evening, the 18th. the the Battle. Creek area since the W. -- •____________________________________TEND PARTY' SATURDAY. Is|»8iou5 home of Mrs. Eliza Hall on K. Kellogg Foundation became In­ PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF DECEMBER J4TI1 __’M.. Cook ............... ................... _ of The Junior department of tlie! Court St.. was the scene of a (terested last February in the campon' R. nt U ndi d a meeting the executive board of the Michigan MethodW School enjoyed their i happy gathering when Mrs Hal!: Clear lake which is especially fine. SUNDAY — MONDAY Press Association in Latising Tliurs- Christmas parfv in the church par-!J‘a-s nO#t«w to the Post Noble Tlie Hastings AVoinens Chib pi« day evening....................................... ' t,r« <>n Snturdav ■.fteiiwon th-'C-rands Chib ol Hiawatha Rebekah oneered in this district the urge to The most talked of picture ever released and the Mbs Mary Lou Streeter and Lyle Iencl»crs and wreral of the rooUicrs' “ at <-'Hy. Bunco fur- give of «* t*^]* ‘° most .popular star of today— f /CC'S’S'C’fi'S’g'g’S’g'gWgfgig’gfgigifitg •Scudder will spend Christina with attending also. About fifty children' hiuch amusement, top score j There wa., an urge to work on the, ter ,»n-nu. Mr. tad Mr. tar WM- STJ5 «“>«- * I S'1™ S? t1." , under present conditions/ I."?. ■:< by Mi Dm. McDonald. son. at Holland. . i program and refreshments. In Hastings there are nine Camp: About jwenty-tive pertook ot a Mrs. Warren Roush and Misses - - •------delicious luncheon served .by MesT Fire groups comprising approxi-| Winnie and Dorothy Roush #pent, MISCELLANEOUS ___ ___ SHOWER. __ Saturday in Kalamazoo with Mr . Twenty guests were entertained at dames Grace Shute. Nellie Craig m.ately eighty girls. There arc two' Thelma Todd in “Beauty and the Bus” and Mrs. Lloyd Roush. the home of Mr. and Mrs R L. and Lulu Cole. The evening was Blue Bird Groups, prc-Cainp Firs’ wZ exchanging B .._ _.... Latest Pathe News gifts and “Kcd girls. Fifteen girls have! I Mr. and1 Mrs. Milton Fisher, Usher, who Winslow on Thursday night at. a completed by ij tn in Grand Rapids Rapid.-. the.rniscillaneous shower honoring Miss our happy wishes lo meet with Sis- reached thc torch-bearer’s rank. the. Don't fall to sec HMs picture now. we may never be able to get ’itere living । it back again. Matinee Sunday and Monday, starts at 3:30 F. M. puM six months, are now living on Grace Winslow. Cards were plaved ter Eliza Hall another year at highest rank. 1 Mrs- Crue presented Tour ot her North Michigan Avenue. „nd afl jlad a delightful tilde. The Christmastime. ADULTS 25 CENTS < HILDREN 10 CENTS ——— ■■ <-------- : pupils of the'Camp Fire girls in mu1 Mr. nnd Mrs. W. N. Chidester; bride-elect was remembered with RECEPTION. SUPPER AND sic. Plano solos were pleasingly Friday, Dec. 22 Saturday, Dec. 23 leave Saturday to spend the holiday., lovely gifts. Mrs. Tom Dancer , QENERAL GOOD TIME.' given by Judith Fuller and Mary .with Rev and Mrs. Keith Chidester of Vermontville was an out of town COUPON— TUESDA Y NIGHT- COUPON A Young Married People's Class i DeVries, while Agnes Johnson and and family at St. Johns. i guest. • hiu b. en organized at, the MethofllQ । E<*na Schultz did credit to them— A, Middleville 1 Mr. nnd Mrs. A. A. Anderson of Sunday School, with Hon. John c !solv'’s >» vocal solos. Camp Fire was, CIRCLE NO. 6. Grand Rapids spqnt tlje week end ___________ Fine,t Quality Lb. created twenty-ope years ago in the in the city and left Sunday night toj Mi..s Edher Dotv entertained Clr- Ketcham us teacher. SHULTZ or FREEPORT BUTTER lb. 19c (spend a few days in Detroit. ;cie No. 6 of the Methodist L. A. S. On Thursday, evening, al the United States for American girls, Walter Heath is home from Al- m the home of Mrs. Pauline Mc- church |»arlors. they held their 11 ** now- international. ADDED—“Radio Row. Chinaman's Ghanre” and Popular Melo, Christmas party which was in ■ .About fifty members were guests blon College for thc holiday vacaOmber on Monday evening, it being Quaker Oat* i.i«.'Pkg. 16c dies. This i» thc last ten cent coupon night, the new prk« tion. Mtss Stella Heath of Niks thj Christmas party. Four new the nature of a reception for Mr. of the club, several in uniforms, and goes into elTect January second. CALUMET arrived Sunday for her vacation. | members wore received into the tiir- and Mrs. Ketcham Supper was R«vc demonstrations and eXplanaterved. with 42 present, followed by ti°ns of the activities and ranks. 1 ADULTS WITH COUPON THIS NIGHT TEN CENTS Miss Mabel Bissan goes to Tra- 1 cle. ' Fela Naptha So^ap 2 Un 9c the singing of carols, exchange of At the close of the afternoon the verse City Thursday to viail hi i i--------- ss»---------------gifts and an enjoyable lajk by Mr. ’I*<*ie# entertained the gtrls. serving Coffee Lb. Carlon* 24%C CHRISTMAS PARTY. .ter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. U. C. f41®- cdco-i- “nd cakes from a ChrtstWEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIJAY SPECIAL White House “ Manns, and family until Tuesday. ’, w ,„. Frank Edmonds' Sunday Ketcham. Mrs Thc claw begins its work very mas dMftned table, the president Mr. and Mrs. Bui well Scudder and; school of the Presbyterian uusmei Christmas Candy 2IU 25c iuMv. and vice-president. Mesdame# C. D. Warner Baxter and Janet Gaynor in another big daughter, Mildred, spent Sunday church m-t at the home of Mrs. Lb. Can . -----— ■«.»», -----------Bauer and Harris W ’ codburnc. pre ­ Broken Mixed hit. You remember “Daddy Long Leg#?” with Mr. and Mrs. Vem Frie and cha.s Wlbert Friday for their anSTATE ROAD.------- | siding. Tlie social hour was in daughter. Dorothy, of Battle Creek, nu.il chicken dinner’and Christmas Fancy Mixed ib. 19c See them in thi#— M* Mrs William col.nun o( I OI U» «scl»l commiuw. Mr. Miss Theresa Peterson of Ann Ar-’ panv After dinner a social hour 100% Filled bor arrived home Sunday to s-wnd was much enjoyed and gifts were Hull.rd qrm FT.da, with Mrs 1 / B.rntll. Mrs F. C.rrolhrr. Janet FrttPMIll. r- E Ad“tr . the Christmas holidays at the home exchanged. Beit for Your Mr ami Mr. Clyde Miller .pen'. , meeun, wlll be held Jan. ‘ of her -mother. Mrs. Mary Peterson. *-— ------Jama and Mlitt Sunday with Mr. and Mr. James 5 • U»>'«rwty Extenawn BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. Mr. and Mrs. Al Dyer and son. -------------------------------~_________ Krnlth. of Macon. Georgia. are| Saturday wa# the birthday of Bothard. William* Heiser of Char- •’'Pcaacr._______ Comedy—"Rufu# Jone# for President” spending the holidays with her par-, Mra. Miner Seeley and in honor ol iotte visited there also Saturday and HIGHBANK. Order Four Chritlmar Meuli From Ur ! Latest Pathe News enls. Mr. and Mrs. John Armbruster. । the occasion, a company ot her Sunday. Mrs. Clifton Becker and children The Barjryvllle Nutrition- class held Beit Quality Meats At Low Prices Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith will t friends surprised her. bringing along CHILDREN 79 CKNTM ADULTS 35 CENTS entertain the latter’s parents. Mt. tt bountilul pot luck supper. All will spent this week in Battle Creek their first meeting with Mrs. Merrit visiting relatives. 4 Mead Friday. Dee. 15. with seven | and Mrs. Morris Calkins, of Rutland, j had a delightful time and Mrs. SeeREMEMBER- Oar Low Pricot Contain the J % Sulet Tai Friends ot Lewis Hilton were sad--members iyid two visitors present, and Miss Betty Calkins Christmas l ley wks curtalnly surprised, SATURDAY ONLY dened to hear of his passing. He hud j The next meeting will be held with, day. • —----------------- been sick for some lime. He has Mrs. Mabie Adams Jan. 9. for an CharUt Rugglet Mary Boland Lilian Tathman Andrew Houfetatter and sisters, J- F. F. CLUB. and* *■* be — *try• — i Mrs. Miranda Sisson and Mrs Ida | Mrs. Robert Mills will entertain lived here on our road for ntaay oyster‘ dinner. *Everyone present who would like to Join these . Palnmlier. visited in the homo of ■ tju. j. p. f*. chib «rt Friday, The la- yean. Mr.s. Mary Milk* of Rutland last dies will exchange Christmas gills. Our school will have a Christmas lemons. Comedy—“Mickey** Touchdown” tree and program pita Thursday Tlie Moore school Christmas tree Wednesday. happy time is anticipated. and program put on by the teacher evening. Dec. 21. All arc Invited w Walt Disney Mickey Mouae “Puppy Love” Mr. and Mrs. Gay Jordan of ------—-------------Deliver , Phone 2491 GAME DINNER. attend Each one ts requested to and pupils will be Friday night, Dec. Flushing. Dong Island, reached here ADULTS 13 CENTS ( HILDMkN it CEN US ’ Sunday and will spend the holidays • ....... Mr- and Mi- Home: Smith etiter- . bring a ten cent gift with no name XI. Popcorn and candy will be I Merry served. Everyone welcome. witti her parents, Mr. and Mr#.|tafnftt twelve guc»U at a game dm-, on it. All come and make , Several neighbors front here at* Christmas. ‘ Kellar Stem. ncr Thursday. V for Him * American Legion Unit a ft REED’S DRUG STORE BOXED CANDY Clothing & Shoes for Men & Club 39c $2’00 XTKAND IliEAII’f Christmas Greetings LOW PRICES MAE WEST In - “I’M NO ANGEL” For This Event IJlllieir 1/C Chester Morris in — “A King fior a Night” BAKING POWDER «41c wV ■xr i9c HINA4AN*/ The BIG Little Store “Paddy, the Next Beit Thing” “Mama Love* Papa” �PAGE SIX * THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1933 FREEPORT. Han Thaler; song, "Joy to the io the home of Mr. and Mrs Charlie U/ A M T F H Mammoth and *.vrT-....^,H"W,'r!d" Intermediate group; reel- Andler fl H H I L U AWhr <-tovrr seed, thing different m Hw* wav of excite- ‘Mton. “Her Errand." Martha Jean pled — spent Sunday Also dark und light red Kidney FTcd Ksd.vr.b;; Kudzenburg ment la>t Tuesday night Shortly -Wedell; acrostic. “Jesus." Donna wlth Mr and Mr.Mrs Bing u-wl- o! thy Bran-, Highest market prirr. Call after eleven o’clock when most nf Jean Bachelor. Dale Kauffman, piquant Hill district, Wmidland 87. rullrct, if you have TISEMENTFOR LESS THAN 25c. the towii was slumbering, the fire Boyd Novishy. ’ Frederic CurfUs. Mrs. Glen Snyder, who has' been anything to offer. . . siren sounded but those who braved PMyHls Braetidlrj recitation. •••"The ’•’--* ill und in Pennock hasppal in Ho* I'Aityi.nrreap supply store the cold to gid out did ,ni, not witness Christmas wish, - -Surrarer, nn( .a w tings. Is oener bettor mm and invjr they- cxjivrt cxiieci io 10 (Continued from page one* Woodland, Mirli. if. -.-ms that Nensha Fry. *ong. “The Christmas -Story.’ Laurel b * 1M)|Xlr thu wrrlt Guaranteed Truss u .... ........ Anhur Tvrry ho Mr — und Mrs Henry PerHn.Perkins; rwHt.Hm. recitation. -M..rrv “Merry ..ChristCHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. intinur Me probably «tll not .Ims’- daughter <>t, s.Fr. ’ , who live <;n the John Fish farm. m ,** ^ uf l Lightfoo!: recitation, (-nicugo r-penam Pancoait Buildlu* Chicago utier spending a few dujFitting Service .imT a freshman in High school, did "Tlie BcUilehem Babe." June Bar- . kJ|J1 jU(|1.,. Iolk. usual. Finally the croft: recitation. “A Great Fort." .nn if Mu bmau mw - no! "°‘ go «“ home li',trr as »• uauat Every trn«« w» fll fa guar­ ,* u-m purrnla twcaine anxIoiLs and began Ora. Newton; song. “Tlie Birthday THE AUCTIONEER anteed to hold the rupture ni-.I'mii'nl-"/.' ('okiug lor her After looking in of 'he King." Primary group; reel- Jf Buy HER a Would be pleased to cry titutfon make-. vain for -nme time. Mr. Fry called tation. "It Makes No Difference.’’ " jtutracni for you. Let us show on Deputy Sheriff Ri-nvh for help. Dorothy Van . Patten: recitation. ju t oneJulie nw you the New Akion Truss 0.;J, your sale. Middleville, Mich. ir They obtained n roster of tlie high "Tlie Christmas Child.” Nprvai •ign' ,« .’Chodl pupits and visited all thair Thaler; song, "O .Little Town of for Christmas! A ----------------------------------------------- ' her death Control". Nothing cine llko I. .... hoping■ to ... <....1 ,.... ....... I. . . hum-.-, find her ix-ndmg Bethlehem.” Young■■ n.-.A"!.'. People’s group; bank -robbery have no mop it. We are exclusive repre--------------------V HEBER FOSTER a the-night wi ’ h one. of her chums recitation. “ The Gift That Keeps fur a life than they havr iv Then ,cum>- a trip to the home of cn Giving,” Helena Braendle; reciNa.hvillc - Phone 64-FU n -Lake. They sho.it quickly. . md ,,er »’“mlj>arrnts near Lake Odessa, tation, "I Wi nder." Ronny Barcroft; GEORGE’S 12-20 sh|X>t to-kill. If they are cm "The Prescription Drug Store tn- A!I :-Jr ’’ efforts proving vain, it was recitation. "Hangirig the Christinas ». A. I'BARKER, r.»r>SHOE REPAIRING and . .. filially -ugge.-.ted that the -ignal be Stocking.” Dorothy Bunn; recita■ HASTINGS MICHIGAN ‘ ■ unded to rail out 0eop1t< to leant Hon. "Our Guide." Jane. Curtiss: I WANT TO SELECT HAT CLEANING SHOP n nene -. ia" - ,f «nvone. had seen her It was. rong. "It Came Upon the .Midnight 121 B. J«ffmot>. Haitl»k« Mid* a reliable young man. now em ­ n.i-.n" all that ,ln iI'-arned that he had been seen Clear. ’ ’ Young People ’ s group; diuabiding poop!* FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL ' on th*" corner by thr bank at about Jogur. "Tlie Spirit of Christmas. ” ployed. with foresight, fair ed­ CHURCH. • (.allies' Sides, electric vulranthey can do to get along, why heap iicd. no nails to both­ upon I hem tin- bin expehse’dl board­ six orJnck and al-o that she called’Lorna June Stewart. Grace Kauffucation and mechanical incli­ er jour fret—Soles DUG ing and roonung thcAfc enemies ol at’the Albert Wells houto a iking man. Pearl Cook. Elaine Kauffman, nations. who is willing to train •■" ■' ...i/... S , ... all ........ night. It All** il.l.l il'* t'i.ill'l IVF i III- pcnr.l--Ion * ...............to .-lay .... .. was Eva Wood; recitation, "Tlie Christ spare time or' evenings in ’ : lift- Bild proitertv of others? Purely thought that -he ’might have start- Child, Lyle N.-wton; song. ’’Silent To PROTECT You Conttantly wipe misfortune *had Night." Hastings to qualify «•* IN­ ns a matter of wlf-pnuecuon.- Michl- ei| home and in 'n" .................. ’•“* N, "hl Young Peopk-'.s group; reelMen’s l\urk Adjust Fairly Pay Promptly STALLATION and SERVICE rubber lierli and other .-tate.s :mi^,.-otiie’Uiir !;■ fallen her enroute, so several of ’ation, ’’While the pells Chime.” expert on nil types of Electric iMtss a law that will iwVthe pun..­ the men .with llghtu searched' the Gwendolyn Mishler; recitation. "His months guar VV» Inner Hoar*. Hoj’-hnld Onodi, tI woods and .’ . vamps southeast of Horn." Billy Vander Mule; recltaRefrigerator*. For interview ishment tit. tlic cnme. why not .start ’ Privsta Gsrieti it low rates 1 • ? H IA write, giving age nnd )ir*-wnt at once, and liang murdfrt:;. kid-' town’-but found no trace of her. tion. "Some New Arithmetic" Ralph Olhcr groups organised to visit ev- Stewart'; song. "We Three Kings of occupation. ■ • nuppers and bank-robbe CITIZEN’S MUTUAL ■Tv lio.r-i- in town and arouse Hie Orjent Are," Voung People’s Fire Insurance Co. would be at 'infinitely mere h'-lp occupants of each. Thi. proved to grrup; recitation. "The Wonderful . 408 Kibff.U'.o Natl. Bank Hide. ■ titan any plqn o! radio co-operation I;.- a very wise move, tor one group Key. ' Carl Barcroft; recitation, -A IIou>» Company Orxaniaod 1*71 ;. England has such a law. England thu.- located her In bed at the home "Spending Chylstmus Motley."-HowJ. L MAUS. Local Repre. rntatlvT '. Isn’t’ bathelvd with bank bandits of Mr. am! Mr E. H. Adams. Ev- urd Tliahr: song. "Hark! (lie Herald „ IlanUua*. Mich. relieved to know that Angel.* Sing." Voung People’.-moupt ' Nor is our n.-tghbar Canada, which eryone was r_ .. found «---- . ami. wa-. safe — We Lw. Lover Christmas."j •In had been recitation.. -"We «*.»* ha/ a smul'ir law MUI anu our i111-1 ***n advanced for Virginia Moore; pantomime, Our *u» Jaw.♦ >11 in Micnn-.in Michigan', and cmr ’ What We p.u.lwi, -V.um ar.- 3 rank 'l!,ls l”’'>»har act on the part of the What We Give but.............. pardon and parol. parole >yi*te Helrigle. Phyllts law. and must b wiped mit lx-f->;. * !lrl but * ’ ls 1,o l*cd .no one else will Share. ” Donna ncing GEO. M. NEWTON wr lull ills.Ill ativ ,’uch thin, a Par KU'' l,u‘ community such a scare Braendle. . ---- ------Donna,1 Jean 7-—» Baclielor; ’ .HIin rrz’il rv..,.., -TS.< Watch. Clock. ignin. recitation. Donna .Thaler: drill. Mr. and Mrs I'. A. Thoma ’ , -were "Star.-. Wreaths and Bells, ” ten Jun­ 1^ > i> in Hastings on bu.sine.ss Friday aft- lot girls: recitation. "His Speech." obituary. ernoon. Burton Kauffman. Distribution of Minute Durable Jub.tis noth* a’X; \ ~ Mrs. F E. Brunner and Victor gifts. Benediction. tIm 11 i * n’ffi 1 ing leaves my shop until it is right. . Do It! . Sls.-cn were Hastings visitors Mon- Thy business men of Frec|x»rt • Bowes. wa- born Dec , A full A"'?,. "W •"'■'■''■"n. -----------------------------------■ • — gatrered at the hardware store on Osprey Township. Gp OtiUr ■’ Mi-. Donna Moore is home from-Tuesday evening of last week to . Canada arid ptUM d ... ... Also 1 will Hr tuft your -ciiojl duties in Jackson for tlie thoroughly discuss the elevator situ• ifume m Hastings on her Tilth birth-11l- leu holiday -vacation ation in Freeport, 'it is universally !t dayA daughter arrived at the home agreed lhat Freeport is situated in • At (he age of *! "r Mr :,n‘! Mrs Fon''*st Buehler on an excellent region for grain and W. A. CAIN, Upholsterer and Finisher J het inrenta t» .vu<n. aii'i i>c H hq.j! Grandma Kart-her other commodities usually handled' -Installed While You Walt. ► ’ later to Barry .-i.x .i i all(, Grandma Buehler arc looking by an elevator. It 15 al-o agreed 4 ► united in mar: 1 aft-: in-r welfare We extvnd con- that a gon<r live elevator would be Alito Parts for All Care. ’’ Densmore Oct. 23th.. 1(186. and began gr.itulation*. . a wonderful .thing for the town. hou • keepfug at theis farm home m < Balterit-*—Mufflers — Brake ► ! .er *..'j 7;.*.. <u.i The M E L A S. arc iioldltig an Therefore ways -and means of ob­ >i South Woodland: ‘ , ? <1’’r meeting at the homrof Mrs. taining sfich an elevator Were dis4 I.ininc-.-1-Hing Gears — Axle ► moved to Hating w A Seifert jhi- wet-k Wednesday cussed. Alto has a splendid elevaand Drive Shafis. . £ were.born’wu sons. Oliver ol G witli a public dinner or noon. . tor. doing a big business in an h<>nRaiiids anu Glen ol - Woodland Mr anil Mr- F E/Brunncr and est and very satisfactory manner. Kenneth totriook nf u operated" by a couple of brothers by GLENN F. LAUBAUGH member of Hie Metliodt.-t rhurch of ChriMmn.s Smelker dinner aT the home of name of Bwgy. These Voung Phone • 263Z Hastings Woodland. Ako a kind and lovdi : Mr anu Mr- Roydcn Warner at the mn» have cast their‘eyes in this dllowrll Sunday. Other guests were, rection several times of late but. like Unit was besjowed *i|K't in love George Dukes and family. Mr. and all the others who have investigatand affection, she tetu i„... „• ?!? ,?atn UanKS of I^trutt pnd ed the proposition, they did no* -.bid fold. She begun u„ -now _.o n ..p,,ril Bani{S of Lowell . feel disposed to risk an investment of Luling iit'al!h-ut»in 8 wii-k-i m Una.- Ho’ipcr .Mx-qt thc pasf in an elevator here ns long as the and since that time her dec-ink- h mil lu-t sister. Mr- D. Zagel- creamery is engaged in the grain al Hastings. 1 and coal business and holding the her- w, •xtend belated cmmratiintions upper hand through.lu* hold on the st JOHN’S Lutheran church S;"' •• mourn her I Lrjioo Ham* Bev Nett llU-bultd. .-•■t;- .mil u>>' and Mrs W111granddaughters. Dipp, wjfo are farnwrs. So It M-enu-d Hu- thing >[ni' rejoicing over the “ birth uf « son. to do was to deal with the stock­ brother. besicii-.s la- Clair Warren, on Dec'. 7, holders of.the creamery. Accord­ . n <1 <,n Thu, .v'| n .‘Stlpt .'“’a, Ray Hamilton wa in Olivet mgly some of fhe business men travin'll. ,!■*.*> eir hmne.'u wSdiui ’id i" ""1A 1 ?nci f“ ’te ,nwtln« t,h’d n|>ol,t the country notifying the ..tterlHxin nt their home, conducted y e-. 1 nt-.-,day evening. various ones Who hold the stock by Rev. L L . Dewey. Burial in Rei nnd Mr- F Loomis, daughter nnd a joint ■ meeting was held on Wo-xiUmcJ cenie Gaytha nnd Mr>. Pearl’Smith were Thursday affetnoor* at the Masonic ■ in vV<ww|landI Monday afternoon. .Temple. After much discussion, the OBITUARY. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisr-on were creamery board retired nnd after a Hilton, son ol. Eli and in Hastings ’ ■on ■■ business Monday long interval they returned to say ton. was born, in Hen-1 evening. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH - • • they would not .give up the elevator* ot HuUn[>. ■«-n (>■ Mich. Jan 1>‘ , **" ’ **“r - — r- ° Hync’< w,’re ■ burinps. It would seem now that ;l Wtn. OeMhart. P»rtor <01 E. Sista Rc*4 lS.i7.sund drp.irt.d fhb life at his in ™ (.land Rapids a wi-ck ago Mon-'tho.<» fhtorested in the welfare of Hasting* Church. htnne in Castleion. Dec. 16. 1933. day evening where they were guests, the towfr have done their best tn aged "6 year*.,- Vleven months and at a wedding anniversary supper bring, abdgt an amicable settlement given b.v Mr nnd Mrs .John Mish- ot this unftsual situation and now ARCHIE TOBIAS i> tie tame with his parents -to Barry k-r and Mr and Mrs. L«’vl Hynes. as a means of saving thc town any Oue block north of X»ti«n»l B*i:k. — H‘7 Gearhart of Hastings called- steps will be Justified. It is the dethen only .if'Hi Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson Tues-’sire that both the elevator and .the • forest with Indian trull.-. u through.it <nr,..,<.n <> . day. rtuv '/ ■/ ’ • creamery should proper and there except fur a small ch-armg which! Spv /and , .Mrs- . F. Loomis, duiigh- is plenty of room for both without had been made for a Iioilm-. He wa . t- r G!i> tha. ..Mr. and Mra. Victor CltUHCH OF CHRIST. COATS GROVE. united in marriage with Miss Susie Sisson and Mrs Emma Sisson were stepping upon each others’ toes. We Hustings Telephone 253D hope. the creamery board will yet E. Cornell April 24. 1880 and they in Hastings Sunday afternoon, at­ see the error of their way and re­ lived happily together till her death tending the Teachers’ Carol pro- pent before it is too late. . which occurred Nov. 18. M»1S. To tm.; iTiin*. Tins is a ’beautiful service H Van Ree of Grand Rapids was it NrnralcU in so'ttiautw' uniou seven children were born put on tach^-ear by thejcachcrs of in town Friday again on Wednes­ Kthrn In 3 day« EMMANUEL CHURCH.three *4ns und four daughters, the Hastings and is one of the finest day. purchasing poultry. (EPISCOPAL* Fine Laxative, and Tonic cldA: son Albert dying June 24. ----the Christmas season in The grammar room are giving a 19U4. Nov. 13. 1929 he married Miss Barry, diunty. i’ ut theatschool house at m"srum uifine tneprogram scnooi nouse Ethel Bolter wha survi ’ ** MrArthur Seifert received a call from eight o’clock on Friday evening to Hilton’was ta kind *hearted ---man and Flint Tuesday evening informing which they invite the nubile Thev9 gtxtd neighbor. thbor.- ir goxl ___ husband Um lhat his old Job al the Chevro- have worked hard on this nrogram HASTINGS MARKETS and father and worked hard early let Motor Co was open for him. He which consists of recitations songs and late to rear his family fondly. Hr Hleft Wednesday Wedn.-tlay morning for Flint. Flint, «tc. vie. Thr The other oifier nxmw roonrs at sctoS school survived by two -on-. Alonzo S <>: John Seifert and Pete Murphy are liave pntpared programs which will Saugus. M.L-.-. and Willard L. of running :hc gas station at present. be given during the afternoon Castleton: lour daughter-. 1 R. H Mutt <>f Hastings was in ------------- -* • *-- ____ /’ . Grace Landis of Woodland. Mrs. Ol­ town la.it weejc Monday on business -----------------CLASS CREEK. la Stccby ot Kalamaroo. Mrs Ida connected with the Old Age Pension visitors at Forrest Havens* Conrad and Mrs. Rom- Haight ol aI>MrsUtJohn Fish lins heon nnrfar W(Sunday ' rV ' A,va McGlocklin were. Alva McGlocklin and and wife wife and and Hastings, sixteen grandchildren, one sister. Mrs. Sarah Ofsborne of Has­ Buy on th<‘NEW DEAL.” These Virginia Havens of Hastings. HASTIER PARISH. tings. M-veral. nephews and other is improved nt this writing Mr and Mrs Fmi Tnht^r*.r n. The occaJilo n »» *n honor of little relatives and friends. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. SSTX Steh “• cars are.priced on the NEW U. S. Hastings Sund.iv Sunday afternoon. -0?d ‘!h H»th of December. ___ fridence: »16 E. Or«n st. Phone 2882 OBITUARY. at H.iV.lngi he* 19th Code of Fair Prices to Consumer, X-.I.I Hull left Tin- day tor _ Unlver-- . T ZlUa.11 I f ,alrnr.r., is I, working .. . .. . - for - Sidney D. Lord-was born Sept 20/ Edd ,Low 1,11 Whittemore 1 ' ' 'V 1U5L In HilL-dule. Michigan, and sity hospital. Ann Arbar. for mediunclc- Wm. Whittemore, near and guaranteed lobe as represented. h , ;.i.1 . : ,, v M paused away at the ivoir.e cd 1*1-.'i‘D. cal treatment and a po*"ib!e opera- Delt{)1’ He with Miss Isidore v ' i" <"■ ' .. Thomas Lord, of Battle Creek. Dec ■ lion. , , Pranshka were Sunday guests at New bargains every week I ir''' *',".4 V a m 10 I?33- at t,u‘ nl'*' <’I-82 year*, 2 Mrs Adam Djtdfim. son Willard Whittemore’s. • . ■ • •’ ’■ : • ■ . „■ months and 28 day- When a v.-ung and daughter Althea, Miss Helen’ Katie Whittemore Is spend* . M man be came to Rutland; Barry Co../Ocuk. - and T*’d Cl\rUtmas attend-*,h« .the week with her sister. Mrs. wh< u- he lived until 12 years ago cd tlie Carol service at Hostings cl€’o Brown at Hickory Corners. • Two 1932 Ford V-8 Tudors $'XAQ rntST FRESBYTERiAtr CHURCH, when he went to hye with Ins .-on. In Sunday afternoon and were supper Mrs. Sara Erwav returned home . With New Motor*. Fully Guaranteed w. Xft 11 rh"i02sss’!f0 ? un,tcd in marnace to cu.-su nt the home of Mr. and Mrs Sunday after visiting relatives at . ' (1. . “ . 85 Hannah P. Davison, who preceded lylctor Sisson. various places. 1932 V-8 Ford De Luxe \ . ”;7 « hl“* hl death seven years rico. To' Mr. nnd Mi’s. John Heltzelman of Word was received here Satuf’day ' . ' ’’his union four children wen- born. Lake Odessa were Tliursday guests announcing the death of Sidney SEDAN In Perfect Condition, Now oniruiHY 9,ree *’ns’ Thl'nL" ': CrK;k of Mr’ n,ld Mrs A Thomas. Dwd at the age of 83 at thc home Theodora Gvib Vanof oeorae ard Clarence Mrs F E. Brumm nnd Lawrence of hLs son. -gpm. in Battle CrCek. Two 1929 Ford Sedans Gelb S bwi in Astoand ^nnwota. and one Endres were in Grand Rapids on Tlie family lived for many years in GRANGE PROGRAMS Maroh 20 1866 and dkd De-' dau*h*r’ »la Groom o Ionut. H. business Friday Miss Mildred Hur- Rutland where they were well known. 111111 «•'a_IA is survived by tour children, tour lev. who has been here with her He was the step-grandfather of Roy 10. 1533. Uw. aw grandchildren, nine pr.at.grandchil- unc!r and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Brun- and Rv Oakes of this place The 1930 Ford Model A Tudor m™th<«na »4*».M the ot 3 ,tr.n nnd « *.» miu.jve.v ,t;K| ncr gccouiiianied Hjem to her home funeral will be held Tuesday from Thi» car ii jn Eplendid condition. ' >*■■■ tru-i«b l:[ mourn, mnemlI ...vnu-r vn in thr city to remain over tile holi- Bit Iwme of Perry Laubaugh. ..»>■ Miahmmi uh-r.- In ld 10 at the dayThe supper and Christmas bazaar »■ »1,1 "'“maw 1931 Ford Victoria Coupe Mabie Latl* ' ' “ ” 1 Mr< 1 „ E Motlrt ’ .tranaGood Will church Friday Given, who n>.. 4 ny in > » „ ‘3 1 ' ■ a"d Mr" Moore tranaOood wu* 01,111 o this union w<re b >m three b‘,u',h- R‘*vconducted the acted business at Hastings Monday bight was will attended, Model A. Juit One in stock. o wu- um.tn were b m three ,t.n)c,.s Utlnal . aft.-rnoon * ElmerElmer Laubaugh of t of tlie Yeckley —/. Laubaugh Several carloads of the young district spent Sunday with Robert Chevrolet DeLuxe Coach people met at the John Thaler home Otis. 1932 6 Wire wheel* and trunk. Like New. sure* 1’. -If m a permanent, supply on Tuesday -evening to practice The Good Will Sunday Schodl will of teleiihonc pole.- and at. the same Chrutmns songs for the program •*'» their Christmas program at . tinu t-av - •■»*«> —• *» *«A|WJV*O U( money *for its’ taxpayers, at L(*l the M. E. church Saturday eve- the’church Saturday evening 1929 Whippet Coach ,o by planting cedar trees in the basin nlng. . inuurn his loss, tftree grandchildren, 6 Cylinder. A* i»— •. ws conduct SOUTH THORNAPPLE. Mrs. Helen Waters. Ruth ahd Gleh.-• of Lake Cushman. During 1932 the The annual Christmas program of vr. Mr.-. Mr.- caioweii. °,u? 3t^ tn?cs’ a"d M Eu School will be Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cross and nice Gelb', efie Miter. Caldwell. FrankGelb both U ? I ,a‘ Ina”y, ,hu R1,vcn “l the church on Saturday eve- family of Lansing spent Saturday .> hostof other 5u" wkh th‘‘ a!d nnemplpyed nlng at eight o’clock. There will be night and Sunday with His people. citizena reve h ing Christmas tree and ev-Mr. antf’Mra Fred Crass and family. " ***; eryone is invited to bring their gifts Henry Jackson spent Sunday in CHARLES H. LEONARD A tiny o;.-.in was built for Titac- and place them on the tree, making Grand Rapids with friends. DialXclive Funeral Service number al art treasures ot any cl i:»'.- p..>; -- the miniature sfuctiuv it un old fashioned community tree Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guffin of Mldin the world planned by Sir Nevile Wijkinson and program. The following pro-dleville were guests of Ids sister. Mr. "All tooether for thc long pull and —---------Thr instrument, costing about *500. gram *111 be given: Recitation, and Mrs Robert Garrett Friday oftthe string pull that will take us up The nr.-, almanac tobe published is only a fait high and has one man- "The Utile Folks’ Wclcotne.” K. ernoon. । the hill again."—Dally Sentinel. in American wa* t__ ofWilliam’uel. five stops, a tiny pump, and Braendle; Scripture reading. "The Walter Thoma*, who has been in •” that BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Fairmount. Minnesota. Ipierce; it ap;>e.»red 1639. •* ‘in */•?. jthirty pipes. 'Christmas Story from Luke.’’ LU- the north with a sister, has returned ■ WANTS 1 ONE CEfEE^ WORD NO ADVER- THE CHURCHES PLiABW PROOF BLOCKADE G. B. CISLER ptAYTAG Our Service 1.25 65c 50c lOptoffirtristl ! (Wy~ - You Let CAIN Do Your Upholstering and Finishing . 1. ? fBODYGLASS : Poinsettias Roses For the Christmas Table ami for (lifts Special Notice! F. 1 For the Cemetery CARDS of THANKS Red Ruse us and Wreaths CLYDE WILCOX. Florist 666 ^*! s.s,as£J UNIVERSAL J Mio Pride-u / Policy / ar.d , / Conscience $16O *225 $4oo $50 Universal Garage Co. ford dealers ---- �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1933 WOODLAND. ot coifSlBernble current interest. He!sorts of ejrtravJjjoywmands, and REP. CHAS. PARKER AD­ spoke brirfiv of each sourer of in-i«hat until the people r>f Michigan Everyone cordially invited to at­ ind Mrs Glen England and DRESSES P. T'A. GROUP come the nubile schook have hadlr,M? a,ld d»‘,nttnd money to flprogram pul on family were Grand Rapid;, v ilurinir tiro-natall* time* ol the mstlnan<* P^NiC education OUr Schools tend " ’thc Christina* ’ ; "Believes State -Is Wasting Funds Which Should Go for Education Repirrentative Charles Parker dfuve over from Lansing last Thurs­ day evening ..to address the City Council of the Pnrrnu and Teach­ ers. reyen teachers and «»in«* parents being present. Mr^Parker's subject co-rrrd the jz-rTnt and future tlnahcia) eondl'Tl.ons of.the public .rehiwik. ,t topic Build up a Dairy Feed with your own grain and 32'' Concentrates. If you are short on home grains we have a I6J'; VXayne Feed at a price that is right. We have a complete line of Dairy Feeds, Cotton 'Seed Meal, Oil Meal, etc. See us before you buy. . EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY FLOUR FEED COAL CEMENT LIME BRICK TILE t- FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 Make It A Point To Always Buy BEET SUGAR Made in Michigan |Jerl Sugar Maile in Michigan is pure, clean and "liglfl.y refined. Sugar Beets are raised by thc urnicrs of your own State. Buy Beet Sugar Uade in Michigan and you will aid the wage arners who need your support now. Use Beet ugar for every household purpose. EVERYTH N< by the school and at the church Ha*7d-,> Jord and fam­ this Friday evening at the usual . nin,.. A tU-o.a<-t |lIay. -A Tupsy- ily visited thc forme.- parents..Mr ' Mrs J. L Crockford, of Carlton: Turvy Christma- ’ will be presented and Sunday and several good character musical Raympnd Faul v :«lections and “Old Saint Nick" in „• of- Mr and M person will mak-- a very plea-apt evening All tint «■ who do not Ikivc Th«- whole* confmunlt; a family tree are invited to put t-fietr glJ{x 0-n Jh|.. tjre J|)d ,.,|jthe der.ed Friday :o hear of death’of Ml- Nelli, Hilt program. Lord ha- been quite ill l«>s-<'d-away about nuoi Mr-. Leia I------■4 week the*past week. Mi - B*rv ,x. , Terrv *-..z of Thr dinner table She ’ < n. Baltic Crrt k is helping her with-the »'* •y”cl’ -4 Wcwxlland. Mfbo , born in Carlton tewnshi; hmur«™n. • George Hilt in !89.r> nnd Jived Mr. and Mr Richard Uautmugh ried were Battle Creek sliopper! Satur­ on.their (arm vaith ol Woodland day. much’ to the delight of the, until hl* death in 1918 That year •chcol children, who cxtx-ct.Jo prof­ r.hc purchased a hnrnn in Woodland it from It. no children hut every child Mi-prices include Michigan 3'i Sales Tax We accept C. W. A. Pay Checks Dr. P G. Bernard ansi Glen Wat­ She had d her. Alin; Nellie nnd loved her son of Delton called at ... Harold r.Ul' dearly. She was always vcfv active, Springer's Tu.-,dny evening h'-r own car and her AGAIN KROGER HAS 4 POINT BLUE RIBBON A small but happy crowd attend' d driving ’ as a great shock to her thc Community in<-rtliwHOIra'Mc- conics 1 Callum’s Fridav evening The men.. friend-. She war. a member Kilpatrick under church-thrShe leuv hadvrohip of Inspired Henry Schaiblv. of Dan McCallum, insisted on pan- brother. ' and a numUPr of ni«v rnkes and sausage at-thc next meet­ Carlton nephews. Tlxfuneral was ing, which win be at Glenn More- 1the iuaise and Methodist hc Y. M. C. A. ITEMS | house's The women opjXMed this‘ ,Monday morning. Dre .and flatly refused to do any work wne from । .... ... .. ;and consequently us the evening; 'at Woodland’ cemetery. funeral At the Nashville Y, M. C. A. group worr otl. the men mad- a ’digin-.4;»way uhu attended 'I STRICTLY FRESH DRESSED and Mr .ni).-tting las', week, Billy Rue wasi}i(nj-z decision that they guessed it Icbosen president. Louts Kraft. v-icr-iwas too much work nnd confusion. 1and ^Irs Clias. Mr and Mrs. Jesse Demand.. Mi | president. Carl Smith. Mcretary and'an(j Sandwiches and im>- other ir.-lt ■mid Mrs Dewey Wonnacott and ; Augustus Northrup, treasurer Som< Wll5 a]| rjBh;. values for dally living from the 1st I MlSR OUtnnu Osgood mlsred iwo ;Gco Bawdy of Lansiiig. Mrs. Goldie Psalm was the Bible lesson 'anjj rt half day. of school last Week 1 Packard. Mrs Henrietta Deller and , "Jesus made the doing of neigh-< because of an injury to her fool ;, Chris. Evert Of Charlotte, Mr. and ; liorly thin^. the Essence of Relig-; Mr and Mr. b D Woodman Mrs John Benedict <>f Rul>nnd."Mr ion. —Dr. Trout. (spent the week end in’ Kidanw.'oj 1 and Mrs Hobart Schblbly of Grand I Thc Welcome Corners Y group de- ;is RUpsta of Mr. and Mrs .1, P. Col- Rapids. Mrs Mattie Schray of ElmGeese 15c Ducks clded at th;-ir, meeting last Monday; itson. • Frcah drawee! jevening to meet .In the homes of th-j Wt. have be-n invited to attend 'mid Mr. mid Mrs. Geo. Stephens of boys during the extreme cold weath- |the Chrktimi-, cantata at thc Clov-i-Grand Rapids and I er Rene G.inejpliet, leader. Kenneth eqjn|e church next Sunday evening-I Mc»dmn<••• Erne.-t Sliorno Spring Chickens ">■ 15c Heavy Hens 15c •Rost , president. , under tlie capable direction of Mr; Karl C. .Faul were Grand Rapids 1 Tile Young Mens Y group are fur- Welton Brook.-. This promises to be .vi-ltors Thursday, j Chas Faul of Hastings culled on nlshing a needy family with som« 'verr good. his mother, Mrs Etta Faul. Sun■ warm bed blankets for Christmas, a.-.' ——---------- » > — a I... Fresh Oysters 47c Sausage ! their share )n Christmas giving DOWLING. - | Hl,rtx.rt Valentine, aged 40. p.i"- ;: PURE PORK - bulk I A group ot young men in Middle। ville met kith Svc Angell last i The Ladies' Aid will serve dinner‘away nt hi$ home Sunday after a ' Thursday night and bignn a V. M ‘bis wet-k on.Tliui-day. D>r. 21. bi f,.w w.,,rks. jjin.^A Thr funeral will iC. A |C. A. uroup aroup similar to the t.. young 'the basement of tile church as u-u- ■ lie held Tuesday afternoon .nt the BONELESS X<V 11 ivtli.i,.: Middle- ,.l | Methodist church of winch he wa* Men’s Y -.C-tf.il,« k-fotip 11, in Hastings III. la member. He was netjer married j villc meets . next at the home ot A comnnjpity shower wa-. held 'Owen Lynns Jan «ththe church on .Friday evening *<>r bin .lived alone. He lerfvr* „ ... one r. lb. 25c Boiled Hams l "Money is not wealth any more Mr and Mrs O-orgr Stanford, uho ,, r Mr- s It Scott, of ILitt.. ( n>. 6V2C Spare Ribs brother*. John and Art hi (than a meal ticket is a meal.”—Dr were nicely remembered by their Whale or half - S rift*! Oriole . were present from Il L Hall. z SLICED. Ib. 28c ■ J- Manv ... ... ; Kalamazoo, andI Llovd of Woodlun . "Economics should never l>c, the Loccy nnd other surrounding places first consideration, if you sow greed and a very enjoyable time reported you will reap war."—Dr. R L. Hall Lester Onnsbe surprised his many Mrs Mary Henry came ■ home । "When'a thing Is true it is of friends one day last week by quiet­ Sunday after ap extended visit with: ’ God."—Dr. Brawn. ly stealing away and returning, later Relatives in Jackson. All choice center cuts . Wayne Conklin and Secy.. Angell with his bride, who was formerly Mr and Mr« Dell Easton rod reported to the Quimby S S. Dec. 17 Miss'&hjh Wilkins of Hastings and family With their motheA. Mrs -. ion thc W M C. A conference However, here's congratulations to , „„ I'Myra Easton, of Jackson went Suni At the Brotherhood meeting Mon­ the newlyweds who will make their guest.-, at A C. Clark’s \ LATONIA CLUB day evening tteyeral of tin- Y M C home at present with the groom’s m..5 Dorothy Powers nf Cedar; A. conference ’ delegates gave brief parents, Mr. and Mrs. W’alter Orms-1 Sprim.’ returned home Tuesday aft- j FRESH ROLL MICHIGAN MAID (reports of the meeting ' Tlie Broth­ **’• | er a : hort visit with her cousin.1 erhood made it possible (or nine boy.. Mr and Mrs. Orlic Fisher visited Grace Brill. to attend. Delton relatives Sunday afternoon. I Tlie voting married couples frornj Or ROCKY RIVER BEVERAGES ; A Merry Christmas to all who have George Whitworth, who was tak- thi neighborhood went tn Battlef in any way assisted with the pro­ en to Pennock haspilid fox an am- c- k Sunday to spend thc day with grams of. thc Y M. C. A* and who putation of one of his litnjx. Lx’re-' ... un(j Mrs Archie Sinclair who . Country Club - xliced or unsifted I have by their gifts made it passible ported in a favorable condltin:. at moved from hero this fail. This took this time. Jjhe ArP ooff their 'the pj place their usual usual evening eveningi lb. mlttee extends the Season’s Greet­ A baby girl arrived at the home of party: ings to all. Mr. nnd Mrs. Leo Geller Thursday!■ Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kruger nnd • Country Club - vacuum packed nighV |I some some friends from Homer Horner were SunSun-] OBITUARY. A co-operative Christman program day guests nt the home of Mrs, (Pius 2c Bottle charge) Jewel Coffee ib. 19c J. W. Rogers was bom in Crown and tree will be put on nt the Kruaer’.s parents. Mr nnd Mn- RenFRENCH BRAND, lb. 23c Also CARBONATED WATER Point. N. Y . Oct. 35, 1844. und de­ church Friday evening by the itchoollme Mott. . parted this life at hL* liome in Has­ and Sunday School to which all are; The Camp Fire Girls’ group met । •nd LIME RICKEY at the same Margate Tea *4-lb. pkg. 10c tings, Dee. 11. 1933. aged 89 yrs.. 1 welcome . iat fiunic of. Beatrice Matteson! Jnpan and OP'ckoe Grandiia Norton is happy over the Wednesday night. . mo and 15 days. He enlisted in Company B. 13th. arrival of a great-grandson which Mr and Mrs Floyd Garrison and Mich.. Infantry in 1891. serving Uirce was born recently to Mr. and Mrs. family spent Sunday with Mr and Eloin Cottnn nf Tjtnsfncr THo vntlm> • *<-. Elgin Cotton of Lansing. The young years. Mrs. Harfey Pannalcc in' Johns-' He was married to Sarah Olm­ man’has been named Wallace. town. Wishing tlie Banner readers a stead. March 20. 1875. To this union Tlie friends ot Eleanor. Haywood | were born six children, four dying pleasant Christmas and a brighter of Alto will lie glad, lo hear, that shci in infancy. He leaves to mourn his New Year. was able to visit in Hastings-Satur­ puling his wife. Frank of. Grand day. z . - Rapids. Myrtle of Battle Creek, four CEDAR CREEK. The Christinas program will bo Angel Food e«h 39c Chocolates 5 n>. bo* 95c grandchildren, four great-grandchilA Merfy Christmas nnd Happy given on. Friday night at our school. I 13 EGG CAKE - delictoua, light, ilufly jdren. Funeral services were con­ New Year to the Banner and read­ The McOmber school is giving their: ducted by Rev. Boone and Rev. Hoos ers. program on Thursday night This Cookies ib. 10c j at- thc homr’and by F. A. M- at the A little daughter arrived at the gives the families a chance to at-j Dutch or Windmill variety grave. Burial at Caledonia home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wat-' tend’both parties. Chocolates 2 ib. i.o« 59c son Dec 14. Mother and baby are CRUSADER - Auorted in Holiday BARRYVILLE, All Havoc* 'box • : Mrs. Gay Skinner and Mrs Will; doing fine. Or ROYAL GELATINE DESSERT Hyde Speiit Monday in Grand Rap-;' Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd Owen nnd Mr. Lathrbp. teochcr of thc Nori/ I fnmily.spcnt Sunday with Ixon.vnMon­ Pine Lake school, is confined to his ids .......... njn..,, wu.nn,., lb. 1 Xmas Candy bed. and school opened Wednesday Mr and Mr, Kdd Ri™ and M>-s,r<* t.nd 't'J'1!’.1" . Vctn of the Durfee district were „Mr' u,’<’ Glenn latten with John t^Tiamberlnin ns substi•. Stator |W>Uot Mr and Mr». Her-,'”'' '? are tile teacher. Improved Gelatine De«*crl Chocolate Drop, it.' 10c hort -wiirnx sorry to lose them from our judghThe school nnd Sunday school will Rial, and creamy Dromedary 2 can. 29c Join for a Christmas tree and e.*Several car loads of ladies from' ... „ . w , Barryville motored to Woodland,, M,r ."'V? A»rs’ ftl' erciscs on Saturday evening, Dec CRANBERRY SAUCE Century Mix it. 10c Tuesday afternoon and called on,tr.nf*ed the funeral of Thed Geib 23rd. Thc South Pine Lake school will De Luxe Plums 2 Cid fashioned hnrd mi Mrs Elizabeth Gibbony at the home' KaInn’a«*> Wednesday, , 25c of Mr. and Mrs. Welby Crockford, i „Mr nnd Mrs. Lewis Stanton of have a tree and program Thursday) Her many friends here nre pained ”aM‘'’Ks sl>cnt Sunday with Jess evening.'Dec. 21st. Sunday tfinngr guests of Mrs.;. to hear of her illness. i an.d {“"“b; ,bTlie Nutrition class met at the; c“Hl,rs nt„“ohnJ L“,nnwlrs,’1 8un* Clara Nichols and Cleo were, Mr J home of Mrs. Maude Meade Friday. ucrc‘ Hilward Campbell, wife and Mr- Minar Nichols aijd daugh- , PORK and BEANS A very pleasant day was spent. and *"«* °f Dowling Ebbcan Albert- ter. Carlo Ann. of Kalamazoo. Shoppers in ’ Kalamazoo during! Mr. and Mrs HerbertWilttox took ’«?“ n,'d Kalamazoo and dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Albert ”r^*,aud<’ A'bcrUon of Hickory the week were. Mr. and Mrs. Robert j Ford nnd children on Tuesday. Mr. | Holsebus near Bellevue Monday. I SOUP - Tomato, Vegetable and Vegetable Beef Mixed Nuts Mrs. Mary Huitz and daughter;.. Mr. and IMrt. Henry Wertman and Mrs. James Nevins and family j and family of Battle Creek and J J[ were thr guests of Lewis DuBols ol on Wednesday. Mrs Earle James, Pineapple 2 n«. 2 can* 25c JMr. and Mrs Marcus Bagley. Mrfj Jennings of Hudson were guests ofJ Augusta Friday. , Sliced or cru*b«d - standard 'and Mrs. Walter Warner on Friday. | ; Mrs Wjll Shriber and daughter Baby Walnuts ib. 19c Mr. and Mrs. Heber-Foster and fam­ of Hastings spent a part of last anti Mr nnd Mrs. Claud Champion j Salad Dressing quart 23c Small budded ily Sunday evening. week with her parent!, Mr. and Mrs. and Lyle, Marioh and Gordon on . Embany Brand Will Gurd. Saturday. ORANGEVILLE. Diamond Walnut, n- 29c Queen Olives quart 33c Mrs. Julia DeSloovcre and William Mr. and Mrs. Verne Calthrop of IRVING. Prairieville ate Sunday dinner with Martin of Knlamkzoo were Saturday Hollywood Brand guests of friends-at this place. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tompkins Mrs. Bellingham. Harry Killick re­ turned to their home with them for "Mrs. Ed. Pierce is spending a few FRESH FRUITS .nd VEGETABLES a.,, «!.» rtau™ at Detroit Drtro.t <•' «■'’“* ““""•v an Indefinite visit. days with relatives Mp J w. SMffleld «rrf Mr. Mm ?' Mr*. Robert and Dorothy Ford were in V. nra:, -rr. Bnllle CTwk tailors M', . ,J M *7"'' , Hastings on Wednesday. CALIFORNIA NAVELS - SEEDLESS oneriay the past week. Richard Palmer is taking thc old HOPE CENTER. Thc many, friends of August La- n«c Pcn*X>n census in Irving TownSweet - full of juice Burdette' Lyttle. Merle Kelley. Fontaine are glad to know he has so sh*P. . 200-216 size fAf recovered from his gun ahot and ''Irs- T‘ D- BUnstog of Leatrlcc Dunning and fc. B. McDer­ wfcund tliat he was able to return Orand R-»Plds u*rt ln ,own 8un" mott and wife were guests of C. L Texter arid family in Hastings Sat ­ home after several months spent at <*** on ,hr!r *•* Bhnurday. the hospital al Plainwell. -dons brothtt and family in RutMr. and Mrs. Russell Kay-of Kal­ Thc children and grandchildren of la’’d' , Mrs. Ben Norman came one day re- Mr- and ^*7 Steenwyk of Grand amazoo spent the week end with TEXAS YAMS cently and surprised her on her H*P‘ds visited their daughter and their parents, Frank Leonard and birthday, and a mast enjoyable day husband, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nagel, family. Don’t forget the Christmas tree Celery Is*, bch. 5c was spent, and all hope tor many al Mr- and £ames Nagel s. 6 (or 19c Lemon, and program at the school house happy returns of the day. । M[s- Janc McCann has received Sunk!.. - 330 hm Friday afternoon and chicken pie Clifford Kahllo and family spent word (roni >«" Sunday with his airier and family *« ending the winter In dinner at noon. Squash 3 ib*. 5c ib. 10c Cranberric, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ashby, of Kal­ at Woodland Newark. Ohio, with her daughter. Hubbard - Ripe, flavorful amazoo spent Sunday with their Clyde Nichols made a business that shc i-' ,n her u*uaI 8O0d trip-to ro•••• ^Ti„— a.’— l,ta mm stnVm'Xr JUn! KROGER STORES WILL REMAIN OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY irip-io Kalamazoo tvaianiazoo Saturday. oaiuraay. ---- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashby. Matte Pennock of Alger and Mar­ -' Mr. oi>u and Mrs. mrs. Gvraiu Gerald Riipc Rupe spent -5511. »•»«>" ” 2IUand — Mrs. vJohn —~ — Springer PT.I1**OF wye NIGHT% UNTIL 8‘P. M. and LATE SATURDAY NI&HT. r-..with ..-i.v- his ________ ... at . . Riitwlav Sunday uncle anda #family Sunday r>sittr>r< callers nf of Mr Mr. and and Mrs Mrs shall Norwood and wife of, Delton Hickory Comers. '’ames Bowerman of Yankee spent Saturday with Aunt Kate Williams. ■ . . ------- ,----- *•>"-----------Springs. Lea trice Dunning of Delton spent Curiously designed chimneys at ‘ Bom to Mr. and Mrs Forrest Orvleto, Italy, emit smoke in rings Buehler of Irving a daughter. Betty the week end with her grandparents, and whirls. May, on Dec. 11. Congratulations. C. B. McDermott annd wife. continue to be faced with a gruinj’lbe ?amly’“wnde lodhy ’vrr>' uncertain existence The axle Ki-'ini: iu<.. . ... M.ung rot .-Mme -am. ,e,cuuv revenue wuay. , that lliudc,. K,.u thp urfiU,.. Money appropriated fur the rehool j!hat ’Uu' -‘k> luudcs. get: v rnoTgcncy was eventually divided.; 0p &a»a-. At’ nr present we arc supporting revjiart of it being placed in the Old; A *® nd *Tlie -aie-i tax ''11 boards of education, Mr Age Pension Fund. ”■- — schools lomewhal Parker'said. will benefit- llw- reiKxoa wiikwihi. .---- " T • These grew from past h it schools >rhbofs'’ funds fund* jy-eds needs as the stale grew from fronIt 15 expected that ns tne .. n p|O|M.d statc. tu-d up in tanks will be rebased .. '’’’r.•.... cond*,n’- - ------------- deV —, ■ , ... .. by M iy 1 1934 Today we have sixty places in MichMr Paikrr said that, as usual. !K?n ‘"“P.T1 denty of mon.-. “000 teachew in the to men mm an nllt| Unllwl ’a’,‘3 u»*mpl°>'' d ip the state treasuryyV iu I>flH sWhjtfhmw . of Alblon rp. ';cently said. “The greatest thing we ■ have to fear today is the stupidity icf the human face. 'How lung .will the people'of this state. .Mr. Park­ er asked, sit by and allow the teach­ ing profession to become an idle i pastime without enthusiasm and ; wUhout vision? Mr Parker made it very clear that he stands far school udvapcemcht. [a full curriculum, a full school :hool year and reasonable salaries for ’teach; ' Use Your Own Home Grains PART TWO—Page Seven for your Christmas feast KROGER’S TURKEYS 19 25c FRESH HAMS BEEF CHUCK ROAST BUTTER 2 35c GINGER ALE BREAD COFFEE 4X SUGAR ■ 25c ABOVE >100 to >300 Household offers u substantial cut in the cost of loans above $100 up to $J00. The new low monthly rate Is 2>/j%.. Families keeping house who can repay monthly now may borrow amounts over $100 at a real saving. Loans of $100 and less ctin be had nt current"rates. Quick, private service. Only husband und wife need sign. 20 months to repay. Visit, write, or telephone the Household Finance Corporation of America on thc 3rd FI. of the City National Bunk Building, 1 West Michigan Ave., Battle Creek. Phone 4406. Desirable Investment Is that form which gives the investor a high degree of safety and reasonable assurance of dividends. During the past two years and more there have been no failures among building and loan companies in ichigan. . Why not become a share holder in the “National"? JJljj Rational fljoan & flnuesfnwnt Qtompany Griswold 8L, Detroit, Mich, strait'■ Oldol Building ud J. L. Maui, Haitingi. Mich LDCRALHOMf CANDY JELLO TWINKLE 2 9c CAMPBELL’S CAMPBELL’S MEMIt* N.I. A. 3^-25c 2^ 15c PEACHES 2n”^29c RATE CUT TO 2^% ON LOANS . 1OC 2 “™ 15c NUTS ORANGES —■ 27c SWEETPOTATOES 4* 19c WANT TO BUY OR SELL? TRY OUR WANT COLI �PAGE EIGHT THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1023 PRAIRIEVILLE. -------- ---------- -• (Mr-DeBack is reported slightly irn- Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Grand NERVOUS, SICKLY.SLEEPLESS North rc-' proved ' A Chrutmas 'program will be Mr. and Mrs Wm. R. NorjU Rapids spent Sunday with their uv<n'-Suud.<y evening by the Sun- reived ceivvd word Saturday from Mr. and Mra- Bernard Smith of Kalamazoo daughter, Mr and Mrs. Frtd DalSchool, in charge of Helen De- Mr. Delos Hughes of Toledo. Ohio. *as an over the week end guest stra nnd family. mnnd and S. jitA Smith Music in of the arrival of a baby girl bom o* Mr ,n<l Mrs.. W. F. Smith and Mtss Donna Mead of Rutland iiarire of, Mimruret Coate, Marian Saturday morning. Dec. 16 Con- «"Udiy . #|lrnl ihc week end with Miss Hawi Woodman'and grutulatlons. Woodman and Lawrcnee-'ChRse. LawTcnee-’Ctuise. gratulatlons. We arc wishing everyone a Merry’ Shriber. Our * ^“PPV- Prosperous -------- -----------------------Our Ciimmumty oommunlty w.-u wits sadden/d jaddenyd by by The The ladies ladies who who attended attended thc the TripTrip- £hrU!?’,u n,.. , l . a ta .... , . ----------------.. New ^ear. with plenty of work arid By meansofa new machine in ’‘'-v d'-atli of Willard Bolton on Dei-. je }.;nk Club nt Mrs. .Maude ChenLondpn’s subway system, passengers •* »■' had lived here many years and crcy's report a good time The next P|fJUy J® ldf „________ h“l !,la,iY Mentis, raprci’rily mi-etmg to be held________________ at the Odd Fel- ... |...The Prairieville pottoHice is to pe are able to get information about ,. <..... . —<| >n W jtn his ids work in the lows tows’ lull Friday, Jan 11th 11th. . ------ --------—• mmu < win trains by dialing They can find out in .nin-.-ti>n with iiall Friday. discontinued January 15. » Wil) to. c-.utinued rvmHmuwt position ,wx-o..-.n .. ■ odd, an after many, many <!)'<■ msclrea the location of dif<i r Hiodrt *'r man >'- ,ntt, W years to be ffor og^he Ft John Gurii. deed. '"proo n. U. -1!^ -JWre-.-. y Wlt>>OUt * *»**”*•______ 11! riled. jrd»r admitting will !. ,;::< .<i:.i om .7in;>athy i-extendedof Mr’ ttnd Mrh Wo,llc SOUTHWEST CARLTON. :n-.ntary i—ucd. order limit ment en^rvei. ”t’vcrend'und Mrs Harold Honey-! „ L*v*nt Yearn .left Monday s -.'-™ iix\ ?, Adicn"dto Rev u, !; 'lM,ed lhc former’s parents her home InKmicdgo. ‘ 5 dn... It J,,on(!n>' Tuesday. ' Mb* Helen Keeler went to Paw L‘ ■ a u Lt ^i-’ Mr 4nd Mr“ Ne»e» Barber, Lucy;Saturday evening to debate .. ,n w.u> not printed-oon >jortls and ix>ra Johnson-were in wl‘h their debating team.. \ 'attendance at tlie I O. O F. and '' "L—.; ^’L'hoL" of .*Ann Arbor - ’aV*L re­ Rebekah Association at Hastings turned’ home Friday evening to, ! ...e.-, tin Sunday m'uming. Monday night- and report a goodupend ----- -* ------- -------- vacation with hit Christmas lime. ’. Mr und Mrs. Eugene Nichols. A VUnk«t ra’> vxmg'tadi^' fnx;?. LcOn T”6 *“w made 8tewl wn of Albion spent; Stewart Bro Brown n r The KalaV-5 slst®r- Mr and Mrs. tlie week end at the Henry Williams clsadfled policy. . -t ,J"hn Ca«ble. died at their home home. ’ * L- J bid1- itamL ;; 8aturd« mght. He has bwn in'■ Mr and Mrs. William Shriber and no. U-- badlj damaged poor health a long time. !daughter of Hastings spent Tues-! a.i-.h'prv-A । M Wood enen- day evening .......... with w 1 . t >naV,h e .k?! '. '.,rr aailtl I,’a Mrs. Mr' Merritt Wood Mr. and -Mrs. . i ;• — ’* pertained to> aa Mx clock dinner , six oo'clock dinner j Frank Frank Shriber. Shriber. MORRIS O. HILL Hastjags JOHN H. UTZ. Hattian A °r>2' «!• Wdlia, LI put on a ^.?^L and fa " 1,Iy ’ lhe ow-r-don Grand Rapids called and _ _• -------r> — — VI..IUU nupiua cuuen on Mr. una> KEN BRAENDLE. Freeport ; evening lh£ adiaol JERRY ANDRUS. Hatlingt • *,u‘ °“.a|ing tt,e former s •_ -----.. . . . . ti31' J0”11"!! grnnddaughter's Mrs. laiFnyette Usborno Saturday. I lt chrb-'miL- program. । Lui i- ’ 1Ct*i na,al day.. Mr. ana und Mrs. joe; Joe! Arthur .StrodUxck ot Stony Point’ u j-'^hnurr ofn Duncan a.tj! ,. M.r‘k ,rs th(, M (. evrnlngLake were call- ,'and Mr and Mrs. Carl Wryernitin' State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. lot Hostings called <m Mr. and Mrs; HOME OFFICE 702 CHURCH BT. FLINT. MICH. J Sttodtbeok Sunday. W, V. BURRAS. FnilJict. H. K. FISK. Secretary Mr and Mrs. w B<n IWnian ann<: and' Kwh.ud-.m and .i p.>:; .,>7 IL.. , , '• ls c'_ .......... n cowman LKCu-t -m.-n. other land- h d, and.,5,ncerrly Irnjw family of Rutland spent Sunday 7 cwu we given at h'- *“* BC‘ wcn soon- ljl, r *‘«hMi and Mrs. Writer Culbert. , —————7——:------—:--------- COURT HOUSE NEWS PRIMROSE Ouersi&Egg---Hardest Bituminous Coal Glen Rogers Pocahontas Egg Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. ' Telephone 2515 Frank Sage EAST Gt N LAIDML< HaAl DeKam xpeiv vdle. John RtuM'al days m kafain.-i Uk> Grund H —J----= . . (|ir ,1 of ad. mlniztratam L-u7d7’4*7"l.mitin ■ :am« in rnierea. I. I Lii'-iud.k J. Hullib'-rytr dec’d Petition for liearlrn on claim* filed. Fire Insurance At Cost! ing oflieer- Sunda'j Secy . Fred Smith: .A' ■ V Wti ri Inlier; Tpra*. HJrvc Woodwood-jEf m/ir, p. mi-.!, Marian Woodman: A-.:. Kathcrino Chun: Chorister. Paul Woximah; A-sst. Je.sse Chair; Cradle Roll Sup*.. fibpha Smith: Blinker h.v. been rick ri-tlu Mrs .Chester Al- ^^HATEVER the names on your list—— •Riith Woxiim.n was home from alcdotifti Lu the we« k tud lx:1 Ic.wrwnd w.us in Nashville whether family or friends — you'll find something electrical- that's a ‘perfect choice for a lasting, ever-remembered Rift. Small or large—this year there are so many splendid things at such surprisingly low prices. s Mary Birukh nturued Mon­ Horn Butt!.; Creek. . and Mrs. Edd Rice spent Surivith Mr and Mrs. ‘Hcrba- Wil­ li: iIn; Brunei] distriei. ~ Pgv*r7 y W y V m P Ke!-. Edd. “?hop.” the stores and dealers handling electrical gifts—it's n treat. y p y and w; y y y y » w on. FiOyd. at Pi.iinuvU. Mr and Mrs Ray Clemens were s si. ■> KUof Mr. and Mrs. How­ ard W.tif of Quimby. . ' About twenty attended the Ladies' Alii s.:eh-iv at-Mr and Mr:- Ralph in Butman returned tn 4.TECTRR f y y y & y »* & to the Ciui'tina;. tree and at the school bouse Friday w Mr. ami xn,< .Robert Eaton of w* . HaViligs spent Sunday with Jack ... WEST CAUI.TON. g J? the ■ aa <twn j; at-th.- lloftieiW Buehlvijjr ode -m Che-n/W at thr home' U n- .<r Clark.-- • & Our Christmas SAVINGS CLUB Now Open to Everyone! I'HOUSANDS of dollars sent to 1933 Club Members since pecembcr first! YOU too can be sure of a check next December if you join one of these easy plans now! Just Look Over These Easy Plans INCREASING CLUB PLAN 1 Club 2C Club b Club fO'Club ;««wd improv >r RS ' Ind Increase 1c each week- 42- •ks Ind week ■i^ch week—in 50 Even Amount CLUB PLAN 25c Club Plan d week, 10c 2nd weeks Deposit IQc 1st week, 20c 2nd week; Increase 10c v.ich week—in 50 *127- each week— in 50 weeks. ^50 1. 50c Club Plan DECREASING CLUB PLAN 50cClub START with 50c and DECREASE 1c each week—in 50 weeks $ 1 00 ( M START with $1.00 and DECREASE 2c V ILLU .each week—in 50 weeks 1 a S2-Club s5^Club Deposit 50c A ti M jn 50 weeks. 9 $ I Club Plan Deposit $1.00 each week— $ CT MOO in <50 weeks O’J 50 and DECREASE 16e each week-»-ih 50 weeks i MA $127- Interest Will Be Added to These Amounts at the'Rate of Three per cent! $2 Club Plan Deposit $2.00 e a c h week— in 50 weeks. a a sl()0 } on can begin with the largest payment and decrease each week! HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2103 -die. Mr and Mrs CONSUMERS (’OVER 1 and fittniiy o> Hattie cailcra a: Clarence COMPANY akuig Ad­ m. Consti.LyBdikc.-. i Mr and Mr- Arthur Thomas and lair.:’.'. 1-r Hastings • spent Sunday with Mi, ann Mti-.' Owen Moore and 'family . —■ , Lauev.P" Chruiunai program and tf tft'e mb bt F;i.uy evening. Dec. id. « , Everyone invited. - “The Bank that does things for you" Capital Stock'75,000 Surplus and Prolits-'100,000 X �THE WAKTfXGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER U. 1»3 FAO1OTW ACCOUNT BOOKS HELP : PLAYER IN NEW DEAL All Prices In This Ad Are Subject To'1 The 3/’° State Sale*-Tax! Crop Contracts and Loan Ap­ plications Easy to Make . From Set of Records- ; Rj<U'(0N0MV RUliSjl -99c CIGARETTES IWENTY GRANO, WINGS, PAUL JONES Carton Wo Whitehouse Milk Navy Beans 3 tall <4n. 20e '/,-lb. tin 10c pkg. 10c 17-oz. tin 15c 11 -oz. pkg. 15c 2 lbs. 25c RAJAH CURRANTS BULK DATES - 33 Makes Delicious Waffles or Biscuits SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR RAISINS Seeded or Seedless AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR Kellogg's pkg. 29c 4-lb. pkg. 29c pkg. 10c «« ir CORN FLAKES or POST TOASTIES TOMATOES Red Ripe HEINZ VINEGAR or KETCHUP ALL 10c TOBACCOS 3 cane 25c Ige. bottle 17e 3 pkgi. 25c No. 2 Can Campbell's Beans 2 1-lb. cans 9c 3 fee. cans 25c pkg. 8c i-lb. can 19c 2 cans 15c package 21c - 15c FLAKES or GRANULES pkg. 19c' CLIMALENE Nat.Vinally Famous LUX, LIFEBUOY or PALMOLIVE SOAP ALL 5c TOBACCOS JELLO or ROYAL GELATIN r 2 - 25c TALL CAN CRISCO For Cooking OLD DUTCH CLEANSER OXYDOL ChipSO gc WITH PORK QUAKER MAID BEANS PUMPKIN For Marvelous Pies DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT Pink Salmon 1OC 3 MICHIGAN DROMEDARY CRANBERRY SAUCE Bis quick 17c 3 PET or CARNATION MILK Evaporated HERSHEY’S or BAKER'S COCOA BAKER'S COCOANUT Dry 3 bars 19c 6 pkgs. 25c * CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE . pl<8- All Flavor. Sparkle 9c 2 8 O’clock, Ib. 19c Birdseye Matches NUTS 4 roll. 25c CHRISTMAS Ib. 19c HARD CANDY lb. 25c FILLED. CANDY MIXED NUTS ENGLISH WALNUTS 25 6 SEMINOLE or NORTHERN TISSUE CANDIES Bokar, lb. 23c lb. 15clb. 19c FRESH. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CRANBERRIES, Fancy Quality, Late Howes Lb. ORANGES, Seedless, Sweet, Juicy IN 10c Bag 35c ORANGES, Florida OUR MEAT 2 doz. 39c * MARKETS Steak RSirlofn°r Goo(i S,e’r B"f' per pount! 1OC HAMBURGER Fresh Ground 3 lbs. 17c BACON Our Best Any Size Piece pound 11c Beef Roast BOILED HAM PORK STEAK Wafer Sliced , Lean Cuts of Shoulder x S Oysters SWIFTS PICNIC SLICED BACON Butter An\rc\u‘kCul* x Circles Writer 9c p« pound pound 22c 3 lbs. 25c ^*rt 45c pound 12^c 2 Lbs. 29c 2 pounds for 35c Full Line of Fresh Dressed Christmas Poultry—Lowest Prices in Town A a P FOOD STORES East LansjtV —Farm accounttxxik.5 arc very handy took alnce the , new deal started in agriculture, ac-I' cording to member* Ot Michigan! State college Matt who have been j aMUtuig farmers to obtain crop contracts and to make application! for federal loans ’ Crop reduction contracts which' have already been made out for i, wheal and thtec for com nnd hog»! which will be offered tlw first of i next year’ require quite a complete; htRUuy of the crops grown on the, applicants , farm. Without actual I records, it is very dilTicuit for a j farmer to remeinlxr thr crops and. yields from every rlcld fur a period.| of three or live years. 1 Even more important in the nppli-l cation fur federal land bank loans | or production credit loans are.com-, plctc records of crop and livestock , operations. Land bank loans are j made on a basts of the productive-1 ncss of tlie farm and the ability of the operator. Neither has to be gucsvod at when a fa: m—Hbcouri:' book is available. • Nearly 1.000 Michigan farmers arc a-visted each year In opening and closing a set of farm accounts by th1' farm management department oi thc college. Many other sets of ac­ counts are kept in the standard books by farmer., who ask no help in bookkeeping. MahVof thc book-. are started early in the year when slocks of crofls are i«-w enough to make inventories easy. Standard account book., arc pre­ pared by the’ college add lurnulted al cojt to those who want them. County .agricultural agents cun turnuh both thc books and information about how to start and to keep them. ' MILO. Mii.’Minnlc Quick returned home I Monday a week; ago after vtslilng’l her-/on. MU' arid Mr.- Clinton Quick, " at Kalamazoo a couple of j days. . Mr ,and Mrs. Harlan .Scuticv en­ tertained the former's sister and two daughters ol North "Dakota from I Friday till Sunday evening when “ they took them lo Hastings to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs. E Quick ac- ■ cunipameil ilicm to the home of Mrand Mrs. Vert Robinson al Shultz and spent. tiavvening. Miss Nina Fv-nnyr went to Kala-» inaxoo Tuv duy to the home of hvrj" niece. Mrs Cecile Palmnlicr. tor an I indefinite .day to be near the cialist who U treating her . ears. | Word cam- thc. latter part of the I week a he was confined to her bi d only as ..lie went tor treatment:-. W<‘‘ .•incertly li9iK\ahe -may be much । la tter very .'ooh Mrs. Jennie Chisc . is looking after the home In her ab­ sence. Mrs. Hallie Bellinger has been coniinc.d to her bed with sickixss since" Thursday but .was somewhat improved Sunday evening. A delightful party, honoring Mrs.i Thomas Spaw. was given at tlie home of her aunt,-Mrs. Oscar Smith. Wednesday afternoon Twenty-two were present. Mr.-. H. Reynolds, Mi-:­ , Mil< .>. Mr*, carpenter and Mrs. Mux ’Reynold, ot Delton were among thc guests. Light refreshments were served. ■ A surprise birthday dinner was 1 enjoyed al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Krick Saturday evening whnsc birthdays both occur in Deeembe’r. Time present were. Mrs. • Mlles of DeltdfcMrv Robgrt Bponable of- Hastings and’Mr. und Mrs. Oscar Smith ol Milo. A lovcjy dinner was scirved at six o'clock. Mrs. Minnie Quick and daughter. Mr>. Tuck, spent Saturday ChrUtmas .‘.hopi>ing in Kalamazoo. : Albert phase and Mrs. Ethelyn Tooze received word Sunday their daughter ,ainl fister. Mrs. Lottie Faullc was seriously til al her home in Bailie Cfrcek. She has been sick a long time but much worse Sun­ day. . The phristmas tree and enter­ tainment will be held at thc church Fritiay evening- A program of music and readings and a Chrisimas pas-, cant will be given. All are cordially invited. Every child in ti)<> com­ munity st ill be provided for. SHULTZ. • Several in this community are ori ■ the sick list. Mrs. Forrest Smith un­ ; derwent a -serious operation in Peni nock Imspltal . Friday night. Miss ' Barbara Chamberlain. Mrs. J. E. I Norton and Mrs. Kathryn Hurt have ■ also been ill but all are some better at this writing. i Twenty-five friends of Rev. J. E. Norton surprised him.on his birlh■day. Saturday night. A very pleas­ ant evening was spent. i Several from here attended the {Christmas pageant m Raiding.- Friiday night. | Christmas programs arc being 'prepared both by tlie school and church. The school program will be :hcld on Friday evening and the church program at 8:00 on Saturday evening. A. cordial invitation is ex­ tended to all for both exercises ' Don’t forget Bunday School at 10.00 preaching service* at 11:00 and . also at 8.00 in the evening. SOUTH SHULTZ. The teacher and pupils of the Shultz School are preparing a fine Christmas program fur Friday nightEveryone invited. . Mrs. Gertrude Smith pleasantly entertained the Ladies' Aid at the home of Frank Horn Wednesday, 'over twentv being present and all enjoyed th- ini luck dinner and thc social time together. Theaitoct meet­ ing will be with Mrs. Besaie Lewis. Mrs. Olne Heeney and Mrs. Julia । Doster of Delton attended the La­ ’ dies' Aid al F. Horn’s Wednesday. { Mrs. Gertrude Smith .was taken very ill Wednesday night 'and w,u taken to Pennock liospilal Friday evening and operated on at nine i o'clock tor appendicitis and gall Monrs. Her many fnends will be glad ■<o know she is coming fine kt tills writing and all h*pe for her speedy ’recoveryvller mother and two Ms­ , ter* from Battle Creek came to be I with her. Kilowatts “'Work as low as an hour What is a kilowatt? Forget the scientific side—think of it simply as' a worker. Here’s a worker of many abilities—whether something skilled like running your radio or refrigera­ tor; something domestic like doing your washing, ironing, cleaning, sewing, toasting, percolating; or pro­ viding bright, cheerful, sight-saving light — it’s all alike to electricity. and how much WORK will a Kilowatt do? Electricity is a worker whose “wage” gets cheaper the longer it works. And when it comes to "over-time,” it costs less than ever. The more used, the lower the price; the more it does, the cheaper it gets. Besides being cheaper, kilowatts are doing mora things in. more ways than ever. LIGHTING — A kilowatt will do all this for an hour: Light five 60-watt living room lamps, three 60-watt dining room lights, a large 100-watt kitchen light and a sink light, two hall lights, four 50-watt lights in the bed rooms and bath, and run the radio besides. Don’t risk eye-sight and nervous fatigue when right light is so important —so cheap. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION — Requires less current than most people think. It only takes a fraction of a kilowatt to run it, hence with the average running time in the home, a whole kilowatt runs a refrigerator about half a day. That’s one reason it’s so economical, RADIO — Here’s one of electricity's newest benefits. Here again, it takes little current to bring the world into your home — a kilowatt being enough for hours of use; in fact, in the average radio, a cent’s worth of electricity provides a whole evening’s entertainment \ ■ WASHING AND CLEANING — As a housekeeper, electricity is one of your most useful servants, tireless, willing and inexpen­ sive. A kilowatt would run a washer five hours or a cleaner eight hours. In the average home, the current is so reasonable that together they amount to less than a nickel a week CHEAPER THAN EVER Average home electric prices now less than HALF “PRE-WAR” PRICES and more.... kilowatts do a host of other things: For example, a kilowatt could do your choice of these senices: a 2-hour ironing; make 10 pots of coffee; toast for a week's breakfasts; do yards apd yards of sewing; run a Sunlite health lamp 10 hours; run a clock for weeks. The point is, electricity does so much for so few pennies Your monthly bill for electric service used to be a ‘light bilL” Today It covers a multitude of services, conveniences, economies. Many items of household expense you used to pay for in other ways are eliminated — and are now included in your electric bill, generally al lower cost. Refrigeration, for example At the seme time, lower electric rates, now going as low as 2c a kilow att hour, . make it possible to take advantage of these improvements and USE MORE ELECTRICITY, all at LOWER PRICES FEB KILOWATT HOUR. CONSUMERS POWER COMP. �TTTF HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER W. 19S3 E TEN DELTON. .M1DDLEV1L1X. 11 MEN GET P. E , Murphy entertained two1 On Thursday word wa* received | BEST POTATO YIELDS grandsdiu from Elkhart. Indiana, a here of rhe death of Mrs. Elijah I LEGAL NOTICES Hull of Charlotte. She was well! | • .Mr. and Mr*. Dan Daniels and two1 J known hen-, having lived here f«r -on-. Jack and Frederick JohitMin1 many years. Her many friends-ex-' | li t! Wednesday night for a trip to1 tend to tlie bereaved ones their sym- I Alabama where they will visit rela- ;pathy. The funeral was held tarji tius ot Mr. Daniels. . i Saturday at Caledonia, < burial at thr; East—Loosing—Upper Penin.-uJa -•—- -rr-r -• Mr. and Mrs. Car! Ridker are or- o)d Parmelee cemerery. . potato arnwvr.' qualified.for the mau iw sih- mu- cupyur, lumiiK the Daniels wtuiw-u ’ hou.-«JIW«- and Mini Mr mi. ; v_; vur Adams expects ;: to eat a fine jor shaie of the plat • ■ in ilschigar. Sl:chigar,..> Rick?r Bicker is driving the Standard Oil ‘I roast of beef beet for Christmas Chrlntnus..He He being Tnu t Uiiriii.' tlxnt tb,. ............................... ........... ... steers t: 300 bushel iwtatii club m a . year k. durln8 l|i0 absence oi . the. lt K,XK| uf yelght of , .... ... i Darnels. 'estimated the, Champion of tire 1t th. a ■■■ M‘ “’“‘Mrs. WllUom Whittemore ;Orund Rapilta cattle show to a, • • ,?< Btd thc ad new;; ot the death, IX,un<j. for which they offered a nice ij,p», - - mi H-.‘\.tnh\. Shadow Monday morning at ioa_sl to the uinner. Good work Vur. a’im •• “1 f r m.'- »F lilt in l*'p ’1 SharUw and wit*_ludlHere u to ywur enjoying your prta-. Ih?2nh 1 X nri i m < 3i« Jl1’' « !"rne<Phomr the night before। clatr Williams won-wne very nice L« h.. A, ! ’ ,ron* •' vult b,t“ wl’h “M‘ WhUte. .lUard> Mt Uh-Chicago khow-Jid he .. . .... 4«n'''v. and his.death caused|has his ribUn* won at various show* n/’arvdi • ,“*’n a h'!,r: 4't;5fle ca::‘r “ “ tq A. M. Gardner'* window.Thev are ; rnb- f. -ir Fa’- '■ -he nb!e w h1*- ,vI‘nd< Mr and *MtracUng much attention. It pays to yen? while cnl. rear I- a,-. .M wilham Whittemore and Mrs Talw Kot>d ’ h1,1«hri’.‘!rFt.remr<51'bo' cht! m ’’he Sus"' HancL-u-o attended thc funeral • Th- bank had their troubles on ■. Jed .5 -i: Lji- ■ w<dne«da> Saturday P. M. when their cash sate . ' u,h*Wd V- ; Mi Eva Motf has moved into her [ iefused to open. A man worked until * All but one of the 31 members fall Is l,^ufe pM' '*n>ter. Date and was again on thr job Mont^-?r .» tarn Xmd aial1 L*on L'Mnfl£d hxs b,x n ‘B111* slcJi day A. M There is aonw money that ,Pn^r^m^ nJE5'to kinlUM‘ 'w ! d-'V »'«h “ throat in-ju M!e. with a vengeance, can not orl.......... R.b-'flX . ...... . « » ,'x'nd •« in 300 Bushel All Taken by Grdwers in the U. P. W ' NOTICE or CLOSUKE SALE., tn. t -re- v. •r un Ml Mabie Town luu been a-Mist-1 G D. Whitmore reports thr taxes ii., 11 t fvr, r -,n< during Mr (comtng ’ < u v nt/ ‘.Pine j h.' naidA tlhiTM. and will cuntlnu.Man* in ot very the satutactorlv. — d « j. again .......... _d«K.<v*rav.r , (j >h|. rt.Urd of JI bu^lieb of pgj-.. . pH u> ar. Mf juJ Mj> Barnum. ‘re 7Mr- Harrtngt.m und I ..intliig datu a. n o< .ay. <i in w- w, |tnun attended thr meeting at ««J>i,.r|>..tii1-*iofUa uut> CJoverd..lc Thunday night when, .Ir ...ritlnd by ^Ullt «. C !.»-• .-p.lCUtg p. ,« rs t CireL’e from M S f’ iravri o. ,„d ... u>, amth... ...... "I?1 ... a.___ : -.juntaapuw. ■ . t|„ . । Tne highes; yield. 556 buslieU tier. ; ' At the business meeting of the lard, .... 'acre was secured by John Frank.!, T^j-IX'lton Conununi.ty cjub Monday] The last ihrt Houghton county, other mtn. ini' ;he order of their yields, are Rus “'] night. Roger William.; was <!scte.l lind daughter, Mary, left tor a visit .-circt.iiy and treasurer t > take the!w|th tiu parents in'U» Angeles, -I ' f Tvniurnt. Sch.xilcraft; Albert K> lt I place of Max Reynolds who resigned I calif A nice holiday for them. 'Schoolcraft; Alex Olson, Houghton; । ung.-. was present and gave a very| M E. Rarmalee. Allegan; Harvey ; bixpiratioiMl address. He emphiuized j Brubaker. Emmet; Oscar Kotnula, j csjH'cuilly his suggestion that the , P -T A. and Christmas exercises BuragA; Triangle Ranch. Iron; C. ot Barry towrohip begin t >J at the schoolhouse Friday night. SHutala. Banigu; F. Cornish. Baraga.’ •people Mr, Miller of Van Buren eounty plans to hold a centennial ■fteberg Bro-. Emmet; John Edola, I[make hj thia vicinity buying timber. celebration for the orgainzation ot , is Mrs. Ruth Keys of Jackson spent (Hie township-which will be some Schoolcraft: Guy Eppler. Emmet: H. ■ last dTvk with her parents at this • r..i.,’ A. Ksi.ten. Delta: John Sodermaii.;I time next summer. place. . ^‘"sch^H-i M,> tvdla Ann L>-nde' Iron; Frank^Geckman. Schoolcraft: Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Wellman and a Do’ '*1*0411*1 id child care and training ‘ A fe make. Iron: Jloin? * • " Your “ n!-d M S C. spoke at the M. E Arthur Strodlbeck Were in Battle .).>!» SehoQi. Houghton; (Creek Friday. “ church Friday at two P. M on thei ■ Baraga. John Blocher and Barry Wellman subject ’ Understanding Your Child." were in Naahyllle Tue-sduy attending! Thi.- meeting was the first one in a ASSYRIA r.-ri-M of five which will be conduct­ the funeral oi Mrs. H. H. Pvrkiiw, who was at one time d resident of , ; The Wahauka Camp Fire Unif ed Cll monthly n until April 20. ' thus nelghborlwod. ■'[of Assyria Center held their tlrst Mrs. Lulu weytbian spent- Friday Mr. and Mrs. B--J- Wellman made ceremonial meeting on December 2.' with her cousin. "Mrs. Kate Burdick, a bnslne.si trip to olivet Saturday . it On Wednesday attefnoon. the 13th? at Hickory Comers. John Blocher went to Clarksville ■? they met at the-home of Mr?. Eva­ ! Mrs. Bertha Bush find jvln. Dxla ’ । line Tasker. J he -guardian, -.---- - to- con- Harrlngtun were Kalamazoo hop- one day the past week. Louie Hilton, un old and higljly . untie work on the-symbols ana he.m ! bands I Christmas exercises will be held (it respected Tcjident of this ‘place, At the annual m«« tmg of the Ui-, thl. elnUTh Saturday night. Dcct-tn- paxsed away ar an early hour Satur­ cvv Mutual Telephone rtjmpuny. -rj M„. Ulwr4.nCe Fuhr. Susie day morning-He has* been in poor hall en Monib ■ QUjcg_ aIMj Barnum have charge, health for about two years, having itXMUIanr*. T1u« ... . . there wu-> a small attendance. Tlv < . .. e,llC rtainm«nt buffered two sleight strokes, during ,i..'pre4-nt tncumbams v.«re re-elected;! E" .rvt, le Rrcutly enjoyed’ the that' bul Frtda? morning the prudent. Earl Bristol; Vav-pre-i-;pr^^n KSiecS ,hw Ci,,n- whlfh ’ “ der;’ <4ctuy \an Sycklr; SecretarynlaX bv the WaSl hls Funeral rente™ were held The Eighty-first Semi-Annual Dividend will be mailed on December Twentieth, as usual. Never a miss in Forty years & Loan Association Griswold at Jaffarson MF.MBI R I tit UAL HOME tOAh » And coal is the best possible form of heat. The natural, even heat produced by coal insures you a comfortable, healthful win­ der. Don’t delay in ordering your supply! Prices rise with the advancing season — so put your order in today ! Gimklin. p.irvn Van S..> kh •;daj|4r.. was taken m at the dixy. eburch> _ and Hv:yy Van Syvkk- Inc com-; Camp Fire Girls under mrec-! KLINGENSMITH. patty lias .'dhstoud the depro •am..,,,,, of M1._ BanghartXwiil. well. . 'present a Christmas cantata. "A Christmas exercises will lie held M> Mddrtd Garn::, tvlephon” Night in lh>‘ Orient” Wednesday'a* the Kbngeiumith scliobl Friday •-.['operator at the L.ic. y Telejihon*’ ’‘X- j^u 2q, Jn the Cofniuumtv i' vcnlng. Dec. 23. A good program is chan?’’, f tx-ing*xuccu-ded by Ml- llall ‘ being planned. ,, Nellie Birman of Baltimore ’ i There will be another dance for; Mre. A. C. Johnson is at home aft.■ Mr. and Mr • Ed. Budlong ot ,h.. b,.n,.f,. nJ th,.’Community: hall <T spending some time with her ' ” m bull-ling fund, held at the hall Sat--daughter. Mrfc Arthur. Getty in their parents. Mr. and Mr Il'\ Fr«nk urday nigh’.. December 30. Admin-1 Middleville. ThnmiX'On. left recently 1fo!tv. h? - - r,ow„ ..... OU. 1,111 Hill returned home .:•••?_• after 3* o:t home r.-tetr daughter. Ah-. Wanda annual meeting of thc stock­ spending a few days with his sister. : remained to con’lnue her. sciuxit: hoi^r,; ol- Delton Telephone, com­ Mrs. Wcaytr. and family in Kala­ mazoo, * ., pan;, iwll be heid-Jan. 6. 19:14. at the i Mr. itnd Mrs. 7Albert ------ ------. .at. communitv hall sit one P. M. Mr.“ Frank Green and Dorothy of Clark wetv .. . .. ■ ... Oalesburg . ..Nashville, Richard Green from a Ci Climax on Tuesday of 1..X last WM...V week ,ton auic-rxi* «.«..*» !attend the funeral spent Thursday and Friday with her j C- O. camp in northern Michigan liam .Andt** Anderson ts a (|lulghtVr Mr. leon Pennock. I :>»d Mnrjone Adams of Hastings I Mr. and Mri. Willard Hall, and spent Saturday with Mr. and.Mra. Gttlpn BrlstfWwas. ..Wiit trom chl|drtn Kalama/o.» wen- Sunday' Albert Green and family. ' school Lu-.- wick due m tlln- .. (cuesta of Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. • Mr- i‘‘nd Mrs. Milton Kermcen of R» v. J. C Dori.- after visiting iP nugjies. near Caledonia were callers In our the hemes of Charlo.- Purcell, A J.’ c!air Richards of Kalamazoo■ neighborhood Thursday evening. Mill. r.and W A Stanford of DowL fJx.nt 8und4y ilt iwni(. ------------------------ ------------------------ing returned to his home m Grand. L q. T. M. will meet Thurs„ HT■..-« n, ,n, ...m.•.<-r.■'X.'V £’ '“Awi" ££ I j; ct4''c!,^^^ TREASURY DEPARTMENT il or COMPTROLLER OF TBS CORREMCn the Steyens *ch<x»> will be held on Thursday evening.- Deceihbw 21. at HINDS CORNERS. eight oo'clock. eii'fii ’clock. ; UJUj ^rt> yyjii Moore and W Mrs, Gladys Cort right vidtt-.i Mr.- fi-iughtcr spent Sunday afternoon in fie Marion pcatcr on Thursday of last; with' her parents, Mr. and i Sr week at the home ol hci. pari nt . Mr.-. Bump. -W Mr. aud’Mi>. H H. Biene. where she. j tV Webster df Urbandale spent& canvalescinB. Wednesday afternoon und night Mrs. Grace Miller .-pent jmrt ot wlth M1. and Mrs c N. Tobfe,. tf la^t week with her mother. Mrs. । nwn tO Mr. and Mrs. Wesley (ft William Rhodes, of Ha.-’iia;; . who u Webb, a daughter. Sunday morning.! SC very ill. ... ! Mrs. Fred Bechtel. Mrs. Jay Sny-1 Jf Hie Stevens school will present a (b.- MrP Mary p^ynC an of Has. Eg Christmas program on Thur.-day ML„ Sa?lt. phlHp^ Mrs n,in; ZT .evening. December 21 Everyone jr,UJC;wter and Mrs C. N. Tobuis Jf j welcome. ’il<x?ali spent Thursday afternoon U : Litti’’ Joan Strickland has been with Mis-'Ellen Kline.. : BL I Very »H the pas; wwk with the flu.. Everett’ Meyefs of Centerville ’ Sf The Briggs Ladle*’ Aid Society are f.H.nt 8unday u-uh Mis* Thelma To- i M (sponsoring a wood bee for ThurscLvy. ■ " 1 |& !D.ember 21 al the wood plot on. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Silkworth of IF Jibe John Miller • creek - - called• at-— illCT farm on M-14. DinDin- ■Battle W. O. — Tobias■’: KW ’’ner -will be s served tree gratis to all ; Sunday. Kf | Mrs. Glenna DeMott visited her! Sc workmen. ■ mother. Mrs. Sarah Newton, bi Has- ■ y tb& last week. ‘ . Mrs. Mlljle Flury has cone to, (Mason Newton of Delton spent gL • Daytona Bracli. Florida. tn >-• .‘pend Saturday uiwuiuvn afternoon with w,wi »«. Mr. n„ui. and | y I the winter accnmpanijig Mrs. H. Mrs. Edd. Newton and family. | ; Clegg and son. of Battle Creek by ( Several from this neighborhood | auto. 'attended a surprise party for Mrs J: Mrs. Letha Adkins is vWtihg her i Josie Bhvtn in the Gregory district: I daughter; Mrs. Byron Clark, of Saturday evening. ■Jackson. ' Mrs. Pearl Barrett of Detroit!. Ttiere will ty a Chrtsthias pro- spent- Wednesday night with her 1 .grama: the Morgan schO'^housc , (Mtcnu. Mr and Mrs. C- N. Toblax. i ! Friday evening at eight o’clock i The schawl and Community Club । ’ Everyone is cordially invited. (will hive Christmas exercises to­ >; Lloyd McClelland ‘and Mildred gether Ffiday evening at the school­ . Varney ot Nashville called on Mr. house. ' 1 land Mrs —■ ——■■■ ■»!»■».—•*--------Mrs. D. A. A McClelland Sunday, Sunday. i] SOUTH COATS GROVE. । Mr. and Mrs Charles Montgomery I and Mins called on Mrs Snow and' Mr and Mrs. Wlll Bayne spent. (family of Nashville Sunday eve-,'Wednesday in Kaluntaroo and Bal- . i nlng._____ . • NOTICE TO CREDITORS. isfHfttiel ----' Herbert Ftrstcr and wife attended ■ COUNTY LINE. I a party at Vermontville Wednesday’. • < t Matilda Mr, and Mr,. Ray Scheel and Mrs. I evening. ,.... I Anna Eckardt attended the funeral' Mrs. Flora Wood visited Mrs. Joe , A “ <4 Uw former's aum. Mr. C M Meade in Hastings Wednesday of crrdiirrs «>• i Knapp. in Ionia. Tuesday‘afternoonMr and Mrs Roy McKelvey of ‘Ltd Vdiu’iv Maa olg;‘ Eckardt and Mbs Rose nf .s)d 4- Eckardt w-ere in Hastings Saturday. LaCey spent Sunday al Clarence 1’“‘th* Mr- and Mrs. si*nor Johnson had. McKelveys. Mrs. Lenah Wood of Hastings, wT “» cr I the former s brother and family a n im. from nearJElmdalc visit them Sun- Ralph Wood and family. Wm. Wil-. „ . , jlison and family. Geneva Wood and Sad'dav . .. •ZiSi in’ui . Leo Marston of Milwaukee. WU.J friend. Henry Halstead of Grand (came-to attend the funeral of Mrs. Rapids were guests'al. Wm. Bayne's 4 Probiu I Nellie Hitt in Woodland Monday. । Sunday. I iiuneMiMM,'mi *» i>irrn Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column .‘hi, organization will be held a! the Sprague. The ladies will open their• S .Bugg.- clnt.ch i>..-.ment ■ o U.dnv- chrv?m.„ botFthat day. V y day. Decembi-r 20. A |>>. lues dinner Our sc|looi wm cjo^. Friday for Jf at noon. T1'A',1 ”* ■*’ president, •iirir’ chrastmas vacation with a K Detroit, Michigan J. L. MAUS. Representative, Hastings Mich. COAL SAVES DOLLARS It’s Cheaper and Better! Our Trucks Are Prepared to Give Immediate . Deliveryon Coal Ordered Now SMITH BROS., VELTE & CO. POULTRY and STOCK FEEDS. COAL, LIME, CEMENT, ETC. TELPEHONE 2257 HASTINGS,-MICH. ‘ ___ . a • C. > "w R / "W" 1 / I , _ _ _ A « x z\ \/ p ( i-ri Christmas Goods! This is Clean-Up "Y ear with us ami we are offering our Holiday Stock at the smallest mark-up in the history of this store. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ 35c BOOKS, choice 25c 75c POPULAR COPYRIGHTS, choice60c 60c EVERY CHILD LIBRARY, choice-.50c CHILDREN’S BOOKS10c to 75c NEW STOCK OF BIBLES 50c to $5.00 PERFUME AND TOILET WATER 25c to $3.00 GENTS’ PURSES AND BILL FOLDS . 25c to $5.00 FOUNTAIN PENS 25c to $7.00 CHRISTMAS CARDS AND FOLDERS, 3 for 5c and up BRUSHES — COMBS — MANICURE OUTFITS ALL THE POPULAR BRANDS OF CIGARS AND CIGARETTES IN CHRISTMAS PACKAGES • MOUTH ORGANS — PLAYING CARDS Carveth & Stebbins Goods Delivered The REXALL Store Phone 2131 5,5,525, 1 1 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/460/HastingsBanner_1933-12-27.pdf d52ff3b124b3a3ddf24a8ce91ff14aa7 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER '■ SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR PM RIEVILLE P. 0. S BISCOnED 10 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, DECEMBER 27, 1933 Little Women’’ To Be Presented Here By Battle Creek Players * # » OFF0WTO 05764662 ST. PAUL LAND BANK IS DOING BIG BUSINESS Forty Times as Much in 1933 as It Did in the Year 1932 . PAGES 1 to 6 NUMBER 35 NEEDS MORE THAN CROWDS BT SIMND Hastings Torchbearers to En- ■ 6500 RY EFFORT joy Week End Party at ‘ MATINEE POT C TEND.HOUSE WARMING Special Saturday Matinee and Essay Clear Lake Camp I J. j THAT VILLAGE -WAS ONCE REPRESENTATIVE VERN J. According to Willis Streeter, Bar- CANNOT HAVE A PROSPER­ Member:; of the Hastings Torch-/ABOUT 1565 CHILDREN Contest fur County School Children AN IMPOkTATNT TRAD­ BROWN S STORY OF !ry county representative of the Fed-, GUESTS AT A FREE OUS AGRICULTURE IN bt areas' Club have been invited by I i "Little Women. ' Louisa May Almailed or delivered in person to the era! Land Bank of St. Puul,-farm­ Miss ’Florence Craven to attend *' ’ ' ING POINT SPECIAL SESSION SHOW SATURDAY THAT WAY !cott's well-known story of the £««»“•’• °*hre by Saturday. Jan 13. ers who desire loans from that house warnung-- at the new winter Bank should beware of strangers lodge at Camp Kltanntwa from Pri- I SUBSTANTIAL FORAmerican home will be dramatized in“n».a'dln< T^reniordto DEMOCRATS AND REPU8- who pretend to represent that in­ MUST BE MADE PLAIN ■ day till Saturday this week. Girls NUMBER FAR ABOVE Tiuirc CTADTtn Titrnr ln Ccn r“ auditorium here hexf vision, open to any high school «tui irtAMC crior at rnu sBtution. In each county is.a local who have passed the highest rank in| . M«c rCTiusre lUNtb olAnltU THERE Friday and Saturday. Jan. 5 and 6. dent in the county; tlie intermediate LICANS SOKE AT GOV. representative of tne bank That THAT FARMERS MUST Camp Fire comprise the membership AUVANbt to I IMA It —-------by the Little Theater Guild of Bat- divpiton open to any pupil of the ‘•person U tbe one ’to whom apphof the Torchbearers’ Club Miss Lil---------Lato A. J. Bowne and R. E. llv Creek at the invitation of the yventh or eighth grad® in the pCw Solons of Either Party should go for information Co-operate With U. 3. Govt. ban Tolhurst is president. Madeline Last Minute Rush Cause* the ......... —anty;' u the about . Comb, Conducted Store, Ii!^u.”".. “‘ junior ",nl" division open to 7 — ......loans. ..... Cook, vice-president. Hazel Caukin, Bade Good Bye to Mr. , to Redhce Crops and Cut The story was written at the request any pupil from the first :o.|he sixth secretary-treasurer and Mrs. Alice i Manager to Alter The volume of business given the lot Roberts Brothers, publishers, und grade, inclusive. First prize ,ln each St, Paul Land Bank is forty times in That Village DeVrlat patroness. Program Comstock Distributing Costs on th® life of the authoress, division will be »2 00*in cash; second' In 1933 than it was in 1932. Euht girls are planning to acB/irTy TOunt . younwUr, • Word has come from the past of-1'herself. jIs based Amy. Tlie people of Michigan hnVermfiJ* larger Up to the present time the efforts; cept Josephine (Joe). Beth prize will be $100 in cash. It shows that this method of ex ­ th® invitation. Girls from Bathftnnv time ^Saturdav nfternnnn flee department at Washington that ‘and 1 to regard RepreM-qtative Vern .1. tending credit.to formers is appre­ of President Roosevelt and his ad­ cr«k Albion . Marshall and K U .XX" Meg were nil real "little worn-1 Tbe-Friday evening — ■ -■ show — — will • * be the Prairieville peat office is to be 1cn.” who lived In the New England the chief entertainment feature tor Brow’n. of Mason, w. a man who tells ! visors to get adequate prides -for ciated and is functioning in n muntings will have turns in occupying lh„ three discontinued. That will end a postal ' described.so vividly by the annual party given by membera „the plain truth about stale affair?. iut. that iiplps the farmer wIm> Is in' farm products iiave not proven very .he lodge tot end. duri.u <hla .so- ,Jtri’iT M.rS?^ MTVice that has extended over near- environment 1 1 successful. Willie - xuch products *‘f-1 '■ debt and needs help. 1ol, the Hastings.Commercial Club fur evident P-_ S- — .. __ — .• __ - at L. .. ly a century. Prairieville was the i the authoress. jAirjxiw of glrtng the facU havc advanced m price, the increase terBranch put on «for them th®1 The Friday performance will be 1their wives and friends. first township in the county where given to the people of Michigan. has been offset by increased ci»U of Strand Theater here. As they passed in the evening commencing .at ' Little Women" is ■> specialty of ‘ ' a white man located and took up what tlie farmers have to buy. oo out each young guest was presented Battle Creek Pla/erx. The pro-. There - , was -----much . -- •­tn' the daily pa­ 1 land The village of Prairieville was”, 8:(X)f'clock. Admission will lx* 25c the that little has as yet been accotnwtth a half pound sack of candy. to, to |x,t»u, In tout, to-"! and me. Saturday there will be a duetto । pllshed toward putting agriculture A committee of women from the came partl/lcltlttr and'^was for ,na“ni‘c especially for children coni- Creek CWck that tint Ito inund to rejx-at rto-at it « ,d"„*«oin tlKlt nthey intend i on a profit-paying basis. Evvrybcdjt American Legion Auxiliary were <xi hnaZ'Slr. li^rtant “gdi'S ,V° each season. George B. Dolliver, cent x|x*cialCsesslon. The Banner, knew that Mr Brown would tell that | m\u.t wc that, until we do have a hand to look after the younger chil­ writing in the Moon-Journal cornixilnt. Tlie late Andrew J. Bowne -!Pe. 15c and 25c. In connecstory in his own psnx r. the Ingham profitable agriculture, it will be imdren. U was a happy time for all who organized the Hastings Na-; J!on ul,h the matinee the Hastings mented us follow;, on the wwk dune County. News, and that our readers i p&Lsible to restore nation-wide pros• Judging by the continuous peals of .. ,.... ,CI,U„b. * 'tional Bank here and Was ita piesl- ’ *" by the Battle Creek Guild: would have< confidence Jn Mr. iwrlty. . • t . laughter which came out from the pupils ..Iof ■dent far many years until he moved l essay content for ‘ scluxil J."";/ ’.’. . ’’The natural ciiunu ot the play Brown's statements concerning that HASTINGS PEOPLE GEN­ ! It must be understood from the TROOP 71 HAD THE MOST semi-darkne.Ns as favorite comedians Barry ,county tlie rules of* which are~ was enhanced by the jx-rfectiou in to Grand Raphls. carried on a gen- IIT""/ — ■ ’ "T.u — ----“ lx- EROUSLY REMEMBERED outset that making farming a proflt­ 1 went through their antics. -ivert .detail of costuming, scenery, und the •subject. Accordingly we present — POINTS AT COURT era! store at Prairieville, beforc nnd i8i Y5i n .herewith: 1l>V* .1 >: able business lx not alone the busl-; Mr. Branch had made plans for a Students In high schools mint ’projis.' The stage wax completely ‘.'w Keprexenin-ive Brown;, story' ot UNFORTUNATES during the Civil War. that drew!. write the*' special session, u.s. oivr-n given in in th» the OF HONOR i full two hour show. Because ofahe ne.is of government. Fanners them­ un essay not more than- three filled with priceless antiques. . . ,h la-Mino na trade from a large radiux. As the re- ' last issue of his paper. It is quite selves have a part. Unless they coi fact that/a number, of teacher! tn nuu of UI this uu» business uuxmesx Mr. sir. Bowne Howne txi-i'hundred words long-reviewing tiu- and it is small wonder that the Satsuit evident that Gov. Comstock has lus*, operate, succ^x cannot be expected. j the rural schools failed to turn In TOYS AND CLOTH ­ came for those times a wealthy pla>- as preMmtrd by the Battle urday evening audience, applauded the confidence of the. legislature, names of pupils who desired to come, Wc must teKllze that the situation SEVENTEEN MERIT *un. «» that he later told hte bullp’aycrrj* n»-r* <* the stage picture before a line was ING ALSO DONATED of agriculture has changed from and we believe of Jhe majority of last minute alterations had to be BADGES PRESENTED iu .s,. moved to Hustings and oraun-f110** wU1 ‘M'1 a"fflch'nt; a real spoken. Tlie one qutdoof scene, in an ;the people of Mlciilgnn. since he ■that which existed 25 years ago.' made in’ order to accommodate the inxt the Nattonal Bank ; dramatic criticism of the play to apple orehurd. along fide an oldhis duties as Governor of this। Gifts of Money Made It Pos­ Then there was a large export decrowds of youngsters. Rather than R E Combs succeeded Mr Bown • * ‘h’sirt'd Pupib i» the junior and in- fashioned roil fence, also elicitedap- state. 1began He does not seem to have inand for our grains, meat products, Scout Executive Lloyd Shafer Fend any of them away disappointed. In lhl» nrnenl store or PrMirie«lk. tentoUW dlraoru must write an phlue Uremomrnt th.- curt.i» on..' ;made gcxxl «on . his own and his sible for Committee to Pur­ cotton and other farm products. Now Mr. Branch cut down the time of Receives Indian Head Dress He loo thrn-Uld lhe loondHta.. l«r "J*" 300 111 So.-renbodr ei>Jo>-e4 the Ito. . party's promises to the people of the ‘effort is being made throughout ; the two scheduled shows to make chase Needed Articles u substantial fortune He afterwards ’answering the question.-Who and vigorously applauded each ell-J .Michigan From Harvey Burgess to reduce taxation. room for a third and thus take care the world by every country to .make. cstabUsitcd a bunk at Middleville. i0'? ,“vor,t« character in the max." w-rwvrt nr •*-----.nAnini Thrlocal Welfare Committee, rep-J•j itself ■ Mr. Brown s r"r_-rt On Wednesday night. Dec. 20. the of the overflow. Going by reports he independent of 'every othf r in 1 ' °f th “presentIng the chinches. Hie Anierim For many years Prairieville wn, play and what u-ere your reasons? ” | Tickets for both performances are is as follows: the matter of raw materials, espe­ Bov Scout Court of Honor was held received and making allowances in can prgion and Legion Auxiliary. , ’supplied by a weekly" stage from T!le PMay m’ut he-written on ONE now on sale at the Cordes News- •session house. Rev. L. L. Dewey addition. Mr. Branch went ahead Governor William A. Cqtnstoek’s the Lodges, and other kical bodies cially food products. There is still at the court . Kalamazoo Tiu- service wax in-1 shcet ot i*al>t’r a,,<1 h”01 sltp,J’ s’a»<1 Every reat in thy auditorium Examined prcs<<nt were first experience win. a legislature in a program for accommodating '•■reused-until the mail was brought i ma>’ ** ust,d' AU Pal’t’^ n»u*t he will be reserved. splendidly. Their appeal 3umc chance to sell a few farm pro-* uresiding ------------- ,-------- ----- with special session has not been pleas­ functioned 1200 youngsters. Nearly 400 addlevery day. • I--------------------------------------------------:------------------------------------------vey Burgess and Scout Executive tional actually came. ant. Wednesday when the solons to th® generous-minded citizens .or 'n^X'dCbK..r\d<^dRt^,™'STflAND ANNOUNCES took leave of the capital after 29 Therr were 75 ...terz Lloyd Shafer. But eventually every youngster k well-filled baskets increase in exports • Tlie Kim Sigler cup for highest who came managed to flnd a place . days o! almost constant wrangling. distributed to as many families. Tibs pine would he built through! the vil-1 CHANGES IN PRICES ■ few took the opjxirtunitv of even fine Christmas philanthropy This will make it necessary speak- percent of Second Class advance­ in the theater and even ^though the reached : page of Prairieville. Mr. Bowne, who f looking inside of the executive office ,150 adults and not less than 250t Ing generally to produce in th* Unit­ ments was won by Troops 71 and 72,. urograms had to be cut to just about hud much to do with the promotion: power Given Producers Unto say g.xxiby. Republicans were not ed States only enough form crops so being a tie. T. S. K, Retd and Har­ half the length schedule)!, originally, • »of that entornrii®. greatly desired tojrower ulven rrouucors Ul>Burgess are tlie Scoutmasters the whole "gang" went away happy. . expected m and the democrats were children. ‘ In each basket were placed a that this country also can consume vey der New Code Makes have that town on iU line. But stir-' Troop 71 abo was awarded the, 1 in no mood for happy felicitations.- chicken, butter, sugar, tea or coffee,' them. How can we know how much Hodges Jewelry cup for the high­ veya showed that the roiid could be; On Tuesday' in a pettish mood the vegetables, Revision Necessary fruit, canned fruit and will be consumed,? There is only one est number of Second Class promo- OUR CONGRESSMAN built lit much less cast on the routej CHRISTMAS SALES SHOW governor hadHoId theanembers in hb ! trustworthy source of Information, a.u.v In order to comply with terms of ' finally .selected than would have; final message jhat if they failed to canned vegetables and Jelly. The and that is tlie federal government tlons and tlie Hostings Rotary cun SAVING ON POSTAGE ix-k-n boKdble found they had all they DECIDED INCREASE been potwilble through Prairieville Prairieville. iI »•» NRA code drawn up for the mofor the most points for Second and • pass tlie housing and utility bill.',, the committee needed of all these articles. The, 'therefore there must be cooperation First Class advancements. Troop 73 With the coming of rural free mail, picture ihdustry. Bay Branch, IN VOLUME ! 830.000.000 "Insurrection" bonding chairman delivery Prairieville coaxed to be on; manager of the Strand Theater, of the committee. Mrs. A­ with the government in reducing won the Whltman-Lathron cup for Cong. Foulkcs Sends GhHSt(measure, and the. school* aid bill. nAikriy all farm crops to the needs of ' W. Woodburne. requested us, in be ­ important post office Delton became Mates a few revisions will hate to be ■ that for th? first time in history half of the committee, to thank the! our own country. Very largely that, the highest percent of First Class mas Greetings in Goventtl.e tKtkh.1 renter !<>r that part ol »> of adnUxslo® STREETS AND STORES Michigan would point to tta legisla- people of this city for their gener­ must be the way in which fair prices1 promotionx. Earl Palmatier being ' the county, with four routes branch- iChargex. Under the code, jiruducera is/itu DlIVCDC titre as a • lacker" bodv :Scoutmaster. Dr: Kinde presented, ment Franked Envelopes . . ■ ; can be assured to the farmer. nut in many direction:- Ever am<e «[•' Ki'en considerable power in r- gFILLED WITH BUYEBS 8>nre the list d> v of the x>>eei .1 oils aid. .The government Is in »>position.1 the Second Class badges, Harvey' Here Congressman Foulkcs has that service wax started Prairieville u>a“«tg pries. For ten years th---------> of the special Individuals and organization* do­, or can put itself in a position, to re- Burgcis the First Class und Rev. been in office for nearly it year, and luw had a post office for tiu- aceom- ®^a“d “ featur^ of th,‘ Several Lines of Merchandise patiently for an otxning to dom the nated over 880 cash. This enabled‘ due® to the minimum the cost of Dewey made the Star and Life, well bet that a whole lot of his conmodalion of the ixxjpk- hving in 10c Coupon Night, under th® new „ . „ J*".?". ,ne the committee to buy chickens, but­ stttuents never even suspected that Nearly Sold Out—Up- # school aid bill. Three weeks ago the ter. etc. There were numerous and। distributing farm products. That is awards. and close by the WlhWe. Now the line-up producera have refused to1 Second class advancements were he might be of Scotch descent Weil. ; bill had been agreed to by the coni*,••generous gifts of fruit, vegetables, another reason why there should be office is to be taken up mid the rest- k’t any pictures be shown for less, swing Seems General ‘nlittee on education of the house.' canned goods and jellies. The effi-’ cooperation with the government. i made by Lynn Stedge. Kenneth mavbe he isn't, but his method of dent; of pralriertll® will to.- supplied 0111,1 l5<: and none of the outstand- ;i Hastings merchants all rt|»rt a Message after message had come in Brower. Sammy Schwartz and Gorsending out his Christmas greetings Managing production of farm by rural carrier. ;Ing feature* for less than 25c. i clen’. committee planned wisely in Havens, all of Troop 71. also smacks a whole lot of the much ----I So on Tuesday evenings the price 1Christmas trade of from 50 to 70 per and still the governor had turned their distribution, volunteer tracks। crops fo that there will not be a' don indifferent ear toward Hi® cry for delivering . , surplus tiute will cut the price below ; Russel! Engle and Lynn Marble, 72. maligned Scotch characteristic. In 'with coupon will be 15c instead of cent । better than anything they have an the' baskets and making from distressed .schools, At a ~ a profitable ffvel is an important; and Richard Kenyon. 73; Louis any event, whether the congressman 110cL Mr. Branch states, itowever. that ,enjoyed for several years, and a help ..meeting of thit augmented ndmlnix-..75* families very happy. . Muke. 73, was promoted to First h Scotch, or whether he isn't, he is ‘short features will be added to the Mrs. Milo DeVries was in charge matter. The only way in which that | Class; Donald Doxey and Chester evidently a thrifty fellow. great improvement over last year, or trative” tomd hSd nearly three can be done will be to limit producI program. Eaton, 71. were made Star Scouts: We are led to make this comment ! .Uw >« ™. U IKK only. tok. , w Hr tomwr .UM Hum! Because of th® fact that he has ran 1 the people were called on to donate tion. in our judgment it will have, Lloyd Peterson. S. S. S. 106. and because of the fact that last week a behind on the newer big features in •T । to”*.1”' ,Ud «toh“'« any old toy.? that could be retxiircd.'• to go farther than a wluntary liml; order to keep the general level of t.-iJrtKlkl Increaw ton limn'd to And ll>™ to In- loM on Uw to lol- or good ones tluit were Slot in us®.' tation. The limiting will have to be 1 Carl Brown. 77. were promoted to lot of the Congressman's conititnents received his Christmas- greeV’ done in a manner that will make itj■ Life Scouts. I prices down. Mr Branch states . lowing the adoption of --------an adjourn- Thray toys were all looked over rare- far more profitable for the farmer to j! Merit badges were awarded as ings. sent in a government franked MCDONALD, MRS. FISHER, to comply with contracts signed un- Utts , -particular section, it might • have — .... fully by groujis of Boy Scouts. Those envelope, on which of course he had cooperate der im-Diocx the block oooxuig booking agreements, agreements, ne he been tor wholly by local mejit r<-^lu.ion they ,,' would be that needed repairing were put in -----accounted - --------— ! - ./ .t7 that 7 ~.Cl ------with o— the government than follows: > acr . . . ..Uie . I •■slacker.-; >! thev tn pass iw« the Archery. Donald Doxey. 71; Ath- to pay no postage. Being in politico. NICHOLS AND LIND­ now. finds it necessary to run some conditions. —But report. seems to! Packers if they failed te'led to the nllt. jjmpe for Rifts Clothing useful b-' *£-t,lr4J cach farmer decide that Jetlcs. Carl Brown, 77; Carpentry, and this being the glad Chrtetmaa iA_।and Tn. Thurs. ‘ , .... 1 measure which up to that time they i " matter for himxalf. Whnt up mean SEY NAMED of these on Wednesdays tc -r. id'" ttojitrong- hfld refused even an opportun■by thls 15 «»us»mted by what has David Townsend. 73; Civics. Car! season, possibly he figured that the days and is compelled to charge 25c ext evidence that that think, things ar' are > to kind of ot tod'iK. w mtrodtK «■«, a llttl. tm much Camp Fire Girls 77: Firemanship. Jack Sage, "folks-' back home would be delightOn Saturday the toys and clothing bapp7^ S*'? coun,y- Abo'‘’- , Brown. j admission for adults. Mr. Branch decidedly "on the mend." and will j reven for members of his own party. ^APPOINTMENTS MADE First Aid to Animals. Jack Sage, ed to hear from the Foulkcs atwcre distributed to 250 children.'4^ ,th',, ,50° ,arnM*s ’'to ralse‘ 73; • says that the admission price tor his tend to give a far more hopeful tone': ■ (Continued on page six) There can be no doubt- about die wheat In the coun,y agree-1 73; Masonry. Emerson Struble. 71; Washington. BY GOV COMSTOCK 1I 8undny °nd»y shows will re- ior Sunday llIM and’ M Monday tor tlw the future. future ; main ius tn " main ax presi'iu. at present. pxtwMbi appreciation, of these gifts by the abo^'i'Tno^hn’dtd^i ' Paihfindlng, David Townsend. 73; as wc understand it no govemSeveral lines of goods were entire- j uc. n t*V HUH I MAT recipients ° leaves about .1,100 who did not sign.. Persona! Health. Emerson Struble mental officer, not even a Coneressly sold out fo provide Christmas HEAD I AX WILL NOT Member, Have Rosponiiblli. and Donald Doxey. 71; Pioneering, man. is permitted bv the postal laws r _ .the terms of the new code, protests needs, and what is true here will Mix OrVUes A,k« u> to 'xl'ntl •¥’"d PAY 01 D ARF PFN^inN^ Bates. 72. David townsend. 73; to send anything of a personal naty of Scaling Down Mort- iby theaters In large cities against doubtless be the situiftlon elsewhere. rH ’ ULU rtNaiUmd to hen'll. lor . th' Boy Seoul, and “'A", “"“I1 OUAntlty toulkrly that Paul ------ to —------ .to-.-7-------------- it would not make much difference; , Public Health. Emerson Struble, 73; ture through the mails nt govern’ gage Obligations ',OWPr »dmlMlon, P1-10” charged by This means that those stocks will ‘ iEstimated Revenue S2.000,. S ’??, 7" Swimming. Chester Eaton. 71. Carl ment expense in a franked envelope. but thereofarctheothers, K ® “ (theaters In rural communities takes hare to be replaced, which in turn i ’ 1 or tne fine---cooperation peo- who have not! Woodworking, Donald Naturally cur great government A Farm Debj-Adjustment Oom-|on additional weight. Thus between means that factories will have to get pie of this city.’who gave so liberal- • sljned wwinenta. who have taken Srown’ 000, While Pensions Will 71, Jack Sage. 73. , wouldn't be sufficiently Interested1x1 miltec for Barry county has been.the dictates of producecs and the ly. Alto plenum supplua ot the.to ■•‘"“•"f <•>' •ItOTUon »™i ttre.t-1 Doxey. thereby Increasing the demand Exceed $5,500,020 Ax a surprise following the busl- congressman Foulkes best Christmas formed with Ell Lindsey, chairman- roaM protwUjl Of theaters in large busy, ,0rt,txK I -------------------------------utricle, were truer, Ut' 2M chlldtyn. Ht'lr •rt'M' ot whert. labor. n T s J 5C . s i' 10, Kj Iafvcy Bur«c“ P«- wishes to his constituents, to carry Archie McDonald, secretary; Mrs , amall ttx-ater owners through- forImprovement seems to have been Judging by the experience of nth- there remained a suriilus The excess. , *ns,a”ce' we know of one Barry rehted Lloyd Shafer with a beautiful the important news free of postal Lyle Fisher, vice-chairman, and out Ute .state ure no longer Inde- quite general throughout the. year in cr .... .. ' Michigan . is going to flnd of toys and clothing jvas given to TountJ , n?‘'r' who ordinarily raises s,a,<is head dress, which he hud charges. The govcrtiment franking JJortl"’<'r Nichojs as fourth mcniot’r. pendent to choose a price level tp • aiThnes7exreirt"nVwlth electric “gas' charging 82 82 00 00 aa” head head for Mrs Carreth. who is tn charge of all Hues, excepting with electric, gax.!■‘that tot charging ” to.« we Indian made as a tribute to the splendid privilege we supposed was .for irn;mirt telephone companies in which|adu’4 w’l*IlCf’m1' fnr short of foot- county welfare work, who gave them ‘ are J0™* year 1,0 i work being done by the Scout Exec- portant government business, not to pointed by Governor Comstock. . j earnings ore expected to be allghtly ln« ’h" bll> "Re pensions, to children outside the city. j acres. Another farmer, who ordinar-1 It is the purpose of this commit-' MICH. HAS HIGH RANK to^nun'to w;= '-----’ -’ ' • r For the According to th- estimates there '“We know it is a satisfaction to the ,ly ™!**s a *omparaH’*Jy 1am?11 tee to net os Intermediary between; will be 20.000 tensions to pay that ■ • <. farm debtors and creditors, when AS AN OIL PRODUCER {companies of tlie country reports • “ ~........................ * sll ‘,,r:------ « a » ha“>’’1I1 require 84.800.00a ... uuiii' in sucn an emcicnt man-;-,., ‘ ,■ ------ae-itres farmer hastironertv"tntninn<» a mortgage or ”mort-1 on his mnrn'j t t * j show ,.thesf..n'e,1? antl,1 u™ W'Va PFHRIA IIUQIIRAMPC allow net earnings of over 300 mil- ;■ tbcrc u111 a-ni *"• MSVeral funeral ex- ner.011® gifts were all distributed to ----------------------------------—cheer. It was really advertising a poSan W?u Alrcad? Is Largest Producer hon this year agalfUl a deficit last ’*nsrs ,o y"' evrr>- year, besides the needy on Saturday. The com- 'aM*"..,‘ke,hal .th--« - -----r,. ' — tUKIA INSURANCE ■SkS. heornS ^loln fr^ tlie of Oil East of the Mis>w. All of the Claw "V railroad. ,cost.° maintaining the state mittees deserve the thanks of the fcllow" will reduce his wheat mMDA MV DCnor A Ml TCP lltlcal »P««h that Congressman (Continued on page six) UUMrAN I ncUnUANI4to says he expects to make somewhere Land B^nk CommLKm Jn<TS Ssi t t-J M * tota,ity *“* havc ~rnwl nxrd' hUrcaUi cl«hty-'hw ™n- people of Hastings as .well us of , > ,__________________ • in this section tn the near future. aggregate obligation must be re- > . . 8,B8.ipP_____ ..... a.M,b: of rout” Reorganization plans for the Pe-■ still the franking privilege tant Kft?thU ngure°n In oVwoS Developments during 1933 have staattel deficit last year. Factory pay are 10 committee members did not do their CCMCDAI MTCTIAIC -r UtnltnAL MttlINu Ur toria Life Insurance Company, now supposed as we understand It, to the owner must have nt least 25 ner greatly extended the oil and natural rolls are about 25 jxt cent higher pa£ ‘ A0 taX- collect,n8 the lno^y- work with any thought, of being PIVIP PI AYPRQ’ AQQA1 -,n rt'ceivershlp, have been completed .carry information about political ;„nt ’”.r ™b‘>y » iu."wnz «« urrltory or IMpn. The oil Umn . ,v.r wo. .5 (.rm m?omr “■ thanked. They did it for the love of UI V IU ri_M i LDO HOOIH. on n mutual basis, according to S. J. speeches free of charge either. But. {It is the function of the Fann Debt-1 district now includes the counties for 1933 is reported 20 to 25 per cent ff ^estimated, will be 8-i.575.000. ^dn^hn^thev 1 did fiw the^hen^fit n tv . . ' "*« ’• luc “* wni. xno new oe. tn® Amer, local agent. The new comcom-,< glory glory be. the letter letter just Just once once wnm®nlAdJUkriLnton Ol •>< musuKuu. Murkriron. Oceana. Oek.n., Mecosta, MrirrnU. higher. huhkr. Automobile Amotonlo production producto t^u UH. 'TJM’.lfl-kbl-lurr ertonlly thought thoukht ’Rlslalure e*Wently " th: 2 P Doan Eu«en» Davenport to win te known u th, iwn. non.; tn, w™ pe.l ■ rm-ioi, u»t SlrSFo,SJ ---------- Isabella. Midland. Ogo- ----------—.I -Montcalm. year was--------------------------50 per cent greater than in ’<•»• that U>«thfy ««T *?rc «nta. K.n"’5 IO *° tol Hicct UH. this nJSSte ClSuuiS tr— ~ U" ^Insurance ui»ur.n« Company, C»m«nv. breaks down all .11 barriers barrier, and .nd permits remut. : Mutual Life Speaft Informal Pro ­ maw and Clare. If the wells were 1932.’Our export trade for the full j expense, with a head tax of 8-00 (ure. Tlie new plan 'provides for payment the Congressman to Include his best /I .........। . yfi?r* ot a^e or gram Arranged This plan has been tested alreadv allowed to produce as much as they year of 1933 will be only slightly *“r/» nnuugvu ,<ji all an matured maiureu obligations oougai.oiis such sucn as Christmas i ,of wishes without postal ex.to claims, .. jto-to..> claims, funds । in Van Buren county With consider­ could. Michigan would be turtlng above 1932. but in recent months has °Ycr- According to the experience i All members of the Hastings Civic 'death disability I (Continued on page six) out right now upwards of 10», 000 risen sharply. October showing a 27 other states, it is believed that able success, Mr. McDonald states. ! Players Association and those who »eft ln tnut and matured endow- I th® returns returns *from this head tax tax win will A FEW CENTS PAID FOR barrels of oil per day and consider- per cent Increase over October a thc rom ,h « head —in full and without any lien J nniiUTV ncririAl C will A BANNER WANT ADV. h*" 'on'ribuled .pecUl work in menu ably more than 100,000,000 cubic year ago. Building construction lias not' exceed 82.000.000. kwhich ”—7 .V upoh them. Policy holders will be.yUUNIT UrrlLIALb tlement of farm credits. connection with any production are natural gas daily. The la¥g- been -a «•>««> serlouB rviaryrng. retarding- influence, *ea'* O'er $3->00.000 to be raised by muuenre. No appropriations have been made feet of _________ J.__ ___ .__ _ u... __ ^-.-1__ .’ • taxationtaxation nr fromorMinin nlhor tbiirrm protected as to death or disability HOLO ANNUAL PARTY from some other source. Secured for Gersham Severlnvited to attend a meeting in the claims bv the state government to fliMiw® welu PP ever cast of but sinceNavember October being has sharply inas in the past but it is prob- i nULU HIII1UHL ran i i . . .. ... . , ~ „ Episcopal Parish House this Friday this work ill ^rrices rendSed ^ni esl 011 ?^* ‘ frdiscovered iw 57 tier rent Either the pensions will have to be WhH । held down to very small figures, m ance JUSt the Kina Of Small evening. Dec. 29, according to Mrs. able tluit there will be a discount.- CT contrlbutd. Mr. McDonald’s law of- ifound ln Port,'r town3hlP- Midland above the sain® month last year, upon cash or surrender values of . ® Ogborn Presented With as to keep within the estimated in­ Farm He Was Looking For Deforest Walton, the president. Tin' flee on Uie second floor of the Na- county- Near Big Rapids have been From the above, it would sent | come about -w 300 policy ।I Gift as He Retires Prom . „ ,, “ ' executive executive comnuttee committee nax lias anemprea attempted policies There are nwu. from- the head tax. or the tax; A .week, or tlunal Bank Building has been re-1 found wme nalural ’fas we,ls that Qte* Administration's claim that so aon Gresham Sever- ,o pennnally notify «ch member by . । holders in Barry county. MT Arner Official Family ireted for committee headquarters Irank Y,th- any dlscwered >“ p«n«- onejquarter pf the depression’s low payers will have to dig up more cash ance put a little Want Adv.to'TZ: in the telephone Since this hax been im- 6a>’8' ri^nlall . . . ... hl . level hnx ulreorlv alfrd> bmTretrared.'u • ... ..the*SrtkS . * .. . ,r ” svivania ... and I The annua! partv Riven bv th® ' county officials and the employe*! _________ 1933 LICENSE PLATES iK.uHuu<niK>M«> ui uny ninnoer or tne1 orV'.b . . . . JuItoTrS. ------- , . .---- ‘r ‘1 ~ ST. ROSE CHILDREN committee raajUeel free to go there hl“b <’ua,“>‘ and conya*^s the GOOD TILL MARCH 1 to -X--------------------------- ni • v connected with the various offices ; for act ion ' i , j!*rt.hcr wi l*Un: "’ATC GUT SERVICE ThTprmrr«mwiU borirwTy-lnrS:| GIVE CHRISTMAS PLAY «t Ure court bourn meurr^ U« ----- T------ -------------------idoubtedly indicate the length of, MFTIIoniBT rll.TRrn but a letter from Mr Hatton, living *, ■ rtTT -7*„ — -t । ---------i evening at the home of Pro*ecuun< HAS REM) THE BANNER iUmc lhe* *flIs can reasonably A; '18" , DlhT / 1,1 Rt “•, The vJK'uSI 's.^Pa^h m^n^Chri^ ----------------------------The state state adminlstrati administrative board a little wext west of Middievfile Middleville on M-,7 M-37 . XL.:^T^2:7rrThe ’XX:z.::T'V Children and young people of the Attorney and Mrs. Barneu an Mouth FOR Fil'TY THKFF YEAnq ! expected to produce, if1 that shallAt Gie Methodist church, n Watch have mode it potable" for owners of seemed to just fill the bill. The re-J, Mr JrtoTS’ «I lh“ JFEJi 1’“' “■“» "> rrt'Wv.ril. be b«d on Ne.|.'uto^X. Kto' '.V ‘There ’ma" pla>let' "OUU of Myrrh " ln, A pot luck dinner wu served, " license suit was that the deal was closed. al^otirs, his subscription to tlie Banner one lch!“?n 5 b!nclt Rold w111 be I Sin cSuteth ? oV^iST tuMa 'platCil- to u"‘ !!w'lu up to March and Xcial SiinJ ajThmuri!1 Cenlral “«d»torlum Thursday eve- 1 twenty-three gurato being seated at' ’ ‘L Mr. Hatton was glad to sell and Mr. muvlc । mwtkuz’wil? be' laraelv’1X? ’ nln|r wh,ch uas fn(nycc’ by “’"M small'tables centered with bud vtMt dnv Inst week Hr stated that thu “ source of largo Income for many 8rnni consisting of singing. Bible 3934 March 1. however, is tlie dead- Severance happy to get Just the the . acttvl L durt^ me^n ! hundred people The atOry’ bMe<l hearing a red rrw iwms probable that oil j ll«n«■ re.din,,. Installation ol lh Uie iin, beyond plate, was the 53d vear that the Banner mn. yca™'IlItseems llaJ'on of o;linc beyond -bleb which tbe the 1033 1933 plates of a place he was looking for. A nlaruTfoJ . tad come toltoouri* “SbTS ES ‘r<’"r'd JIn ” " “!!>'SteTfS S 0,1 “■* ”“r ,h*' kind ' ion *n lncldent ln thc llfc of a i’oor‘ Bridge and ’ MO" passed Um evepoolk -Ul.be ," dueovered many F"’d “ “r‘l On few cents invested in a Banner , cr months will be* d£wdU 11X1111 y111 te dtociwed. . IltUe rlch gtrl who left alonc by her wv plMMnt|y wlnnln< mxwm jmj tether the late Tobias Garn other uarts parts of the state. When the reacners teachers ana and Epaortn Epuorth League League tni-lxa* ini- date— the .k.— IB34 nlntes — only u, can appear Want Adv. brought buyer and seller 1 price of oil gets to the point where tlatlon.A pot luck lunch wlU be (on cars driven in this state PP^ ----parents on Christmas eve. dreams'in the former being made bv Mrs together. subscribed for the Banner very soon the wells will be more profitable, no M’rvpd at 11:30. A general invitation! ----------------— HONORE!) PAUL FAULKNER. | that she sees the Christ Child. Her Homer Smith. Judge Clement after he located in / Barry county, doubt more exploring work will be extended to all who wish to at-. CAN YOl- HELP THEM? The uiu„.»w, drugrisU >M pf »<»v tbe rvuisu Fourth «^wCon-■ ! intense faith not -...V only .to...w confounds a mim Helen 1ST Newton: at -“500" CIA DE WILCOX. U.toto. _ mrv nr>ni w mil, ■■ coming here from Ohio, took it as don®. ; tend. ■ while considering philanthropic William L. Chase was supervisor gresstonal district have formed an thief who has entered the room but Beatrice O'burn, T 8. K. long as he lived andlFrank has tak. . , ’matters for the year 1934. did you of the first and fourth wards. He organization to earn1 on under the also causes her own parents to be Floyd Everhart. ------------ CONSUMERS, i ANNUAL MEETING. iva>ux k-wi cuura uu iimc ^niucr- ■iuvin«'realize irrn entreen n memocrmore or tne NRA- They nave sejecreti inrusca wun They wre have rear selected spini aorcommitg. h osDorn. vou couldtio wwnderhaving been chosenaa commitmember: of the NRAinfuted withwno then real spirit of C. H Osborn. *lio hai iirw an “® J!U^ary “nn?^1 mtetlng of lhc F"™- I'd things than io make possible n Barry County Board of Poor Com- ‘tee which Ls authorized to see to the Christmas. Ten choristers whr»e member of U» county SPRAINS ANKLE. ___________________________ ________________________ 1034. All mettred bllb-must Repaid ers Mutual Fire Insurance Company : good home for some deserving child? mixsloner*. it. became, necessary for enforcement of the NRA code In the voices blended beautifully together many yean, and to h.S?.22?n We’have four fine bovx. a^s >•> 12. ■?7 him «„ to resign Msupervlwr’.' .... His drug their territoSTw* were ..-»j used ’JffWralTiwnU. 'u^a on or before 2*^2. January ^L. 15. Bnd and flat af r«jtv and mnnn«. win k« «■>.____.___ .____________________ :— ,1^.— _. .z A wnntW ra^t \i ,n of «ast‘n«a 011 Wed- and 4 years for whom wc would like resignation was presented to the tic® that nt a recent meeting of the! during the play. The Nativity tabaJ a Ln U*L?f! n^d^u'QJt?UVy 17' !®34 Bt 1:00 homes. council Friday evening and accepted, oreanlzatlon. Paul Faulkner, of i teaux and the Silent Night pantoAs a result Im is now hobbling tlie discount.—8. C.. Rogers, City io clock P.M. sharp. /t.L. Wilton, Sec.! Address Judge. Stuart Clement or Clyde Wilcox of the first ward was Middleville, was made secretary of mime were other feature# that wtre around on a crutch. . Clerk. «. -Adv. 3 wks. C. H. Oaborn. probation Officer. named as his successor. i the association. wall done. ‘ 14717937 ■OS GIVEN TO 801 SCOUTS KETS DISTRIBUTED MERCWSREPOH FABMDEBTBDIRD FDR CO. FORMED J ST-SI. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER. ^7. 1933 PAGE TWO al1 (,er*ndperforins n,‘how wen lhp WHEAT ACREAGE IN MICH. OBSERVES MTU piRTHDAY. [)R HOLLY IS HON), 11 win rommlMlon its duSHOWS SLIGHT DROP x.S'r'i "S’ w>S OREO IN MUSKEGON BILL IS ENACTED as to whether tills regulation NEWS 'shall be permanent and satisfactory. stands among the favored few who —--------But haw ti* opixirtu^uty to celebrate Is Selected to Head RadiBullion ol th. Traffic I. « Compared With ■their ninetieth birthday. . . w — i_ «r — a — • a.-*.. .. .... -----------------•* Is 14 Per Cent' ology Department in the ler Now in Hands of State politics II is Mljc to predial that the) On December 21st she spent the tor Ingram s Jersey Dairy..—Adv ! selfishness ofUioM who sell liquor day m a very quiet manner at th# Hackley Hospital Liquor Commission Than in II Mrs. J. H Wolfe, who has.been ill. will make violations of the law an home of her (laughter and husband. Tlie many friends of Dr. Leland It seems that in Michigan, after ,\f The rum control bill ftngXy>i».‘”-dI e.vsentlal part of'the-------traffic. Hu-- — r and Mrs, Charles McDermott. of Miuke- with the flu. the ipecial session of tne legisla­■ man nature Is so raortt" —' that „ ____ „ _____ .... dollars _ instituted spending several____ million to uho rrNjd^ on the old homestead Hplly. radiology ,,IP„.specialist Art gon. will ly pleased to learn tluit Four couptet enjoyed a ix»t luck ture. * It wav necessarily compro­• you cannot depctif upon a liquor------------------------------------curtail the production of«h«.. n..r . W.U mise. and hurriedly enacted. It1 dealer to curtail his-----------------owh income . nuike rtMZSXirSlS! ____ ______ _ . . rabbit roast with'Mr. and Mrs. Bail' U,, t...,. ..r, M-nd places tlie state government in ab­■ when taking chances of arrest by, MtWaetory. .aceordln, to the m.- De n ­“ '.hl*■*? ‘ ft.“h J 11 h*-"d "» rodlol<«y department of Coleman Wednesday night. solute control ot the‘liquor business,- violating tlie law will give him a •MMwU ’ry. 'according to Miss Mdifl-ed Angell entertained ah ’ m*,-» — crop-report ot th, Mreh. “ hS““'*“ but leaves communities tadecide for' larger profit. •-------- -• • ••■ mu>.n enjjjtti uw. ei'i"11 taken on Uie recommendation of few. friends at her home Tuesday 1 tliemsclve* whether they w a n t ' san DcimrUyient < of .Agriculture. \ birthday dinner was wrv5?, J°" the metiicpl staff of th*»t institution uevening in honor oCher brother and "drinks" »erwed by rise glass in cer­ iyifc. Mi. and Mrs. Pntncis Angell, v. ar a few member* of the immediate and . , uak( . M Dr HolJey head of 1 rThere have been *o*n tnu : tain bote is and restaurants. • EBY M( DDENIA-J608000 acfcs t() u-lnUr wn,.ar aM family. Tnosc present being Mr. and radiology dcpnrtmcfn in that hos- id ' Lansing.. Frank Picard will be the "liquor X r* Mason Norwood of Kalamazoo, pftai, . , Friends of Bert Withey will be mtranic mrecwr DJ’*1* °“vd ,“-ar,y 7t'■ compared with 833.000 acres s traffic director" mtn with two u-ssisjanrs. assistants. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Norwood and — ••ha* specialized . and tracked ibv Uie newly-formed died >taldenly TUeaday evening al' in the fall of 1932, a decreav ’'*■— -— Dr. Holly -in this •*urested to know-that he has recent­ 1 of Loan '* ' -Dunning ---- *■“ of Delton.'ijnc of work nnrt for J((n)c Unu, w,l(. ly undergone an operation for goitre liquor epnigflsrion. The bill pro- J11" 'lon‘*l‘ flI> t-n'-! Center St., from nnrl Ils£r ....* ....tanl rBd|ologlM ftl .. Blodgett hoa’ cn'.-ato taplUl «>d .1 l»l vide$.*tfiatal! alcoholic liquor, other hcur; ’rouble He had come home about three per cent. The ncr< rage and’— m. Vernon, of Hastings. Hpital ..„. In Grand Rapid*. n A ycar year w or so rP’K>rt was nuil£I"« •» r« i»very. jhflm beer, for dbtribution in Michl-*ffJ re.s.aurant a little, before this year is 14 per cent above u__ that - there ■■........................... luck bridge was enDespite her advanced age andr!................ nBn. feeling was a good! . A ■pleasant v---- ------pot - ------------------------years 1929. 1930 and 1931. vh' U an •■an. shall be originally purchased U-n.oclock und had been silting in mwwhat weakened physical con-'neld ‘in and around Muskegon tor mJW by fo<ir couples at rhe honie of by. or Imported into the .'tale by. c*ralr about five minute* when These figure* «hdw the weakness diition. Mrs Williams still retains work, he locau-rl In Muskegon Mr un<1 Mr*'- R<*»'rt c<lok- Friday the stale liquor commission, pro- riratJi trxok him HU family knew p. vlded that notAng in tiu- act shall hu weak heart, so m.' pacing, while of the volunteer .plan .of reducing h<rr mental faeultjes to n marked for private practice mid has been n)k’nl- Jmues Bnstol winning top izr. It will take Korfie- device •urce and an.* lends a note of ... Interest very successful sucrcssiui, wing being often otten culled /ror’’* a.n<1 Hubtrt Cook the consoacreage. prohibit any person, not a minor. *is nV>' unIxpT^'l, Surviving wife, from purchasing brer in not less Survir 1"- are ~ 'the" — ’ • a“ daughter. thing more than that to bring the to'her listeners us she relates ‘omc to Manistee. Ludington and many *ay?h. places of NIernt Calkin*_of Kalamazoo was jr’----- --hi"rtrat'M-ction *v— • — - '“-the ­ than case lots directly from the *■' “i-.- " . itip Doyle, and one brother. .production of Avhent in this coun- of her girlhood exix-rienc<-<, part of other Mate. ■ married In Omaini. Nebraska. Mon­ try to figures that will mean Just which will be cited below: .■( — •" Dorie. • • manufacturer, to be delivered to Charu Dr Holly will continue his private riay- Dcc- 18 Mr Calkins 1. the corhim by the manufacturer at hi* For many years Mr. Doyle - has enough ib supply our own home She was born on Dec. 21st. 1843. markets in Allegheny. Catarnugus county. : practice. but will devote whatever *'> Duane Yates' orchestra ot plant or at ids terne, supject- to conducted a restaurant in- this city \*, w York. Her father was Ozias time i* required to work in the hos- radI° r'"nc w,lk:h wSn Play d11 lhLV reasonable regulation* by the com- making many friend' who are sadPennock, brother of tlie laU'Tfx’h pita!. Friends hen- arc delighted u’*k nt ',h ‘ P“’»’l»'*d hotel, in Grand mission. der.ed at hb passing.. Rapids. nu„',u n<. He u is .i«. the gratidson «r of Mrs. . Peiyiock of Hastings. ’ ;at this- evidence of success. Many of the so-called wet* are The funeral will lx- at the fjiniliy Sarah Calkins of Nashville. ■ When she was nine months old to Guild No. Ill at her home at objecting to certain features of the home on Friday altrrnoon at two Brumbaugh bill, but like most all legislation, o'clock. Rev John Ki.’chin«, nfflciat- 122 State Road Tllursday. Jan 4.’ her father resolved to join the gen- 'HOWARD BABCOCK AN v. Harry . nrrented Bm,,. d Thursday Ttol of Buitlmor'e. by City • iriil mwement which was nt ihi\t 19.14. All members urged to attend: . it 1* a compronilic. No one can ms. Burial' tn Riverside, filncen-. ... ‘ 1 ~ . _i on a charge ot ACCIDENT VICTIM fcr; 1 ;, lime being made towift-d settling the have cverytidng he want.*, in a com- sympathy is extended to the be- Bring thimbles. operating Ids car while-under the in­ * Emma S. Evans. Secy. newly admitted atnbe of Michigan, promise. . icaved family . ; fluence of liquor. Jtgdire MuttirtWs and so in the summer of 1844 the ;Little Fellow, Attempting to on Friday titled him S'Hi with the op­ family started overland for Michi- ' tion ot sixty days In jail He wax un­ v.an in the "The Old Covered Wa­ Cross M-37, Wits Run able. to pay the fine so is in Jail.. • gon.” Their outfit, consisted nf two Down by n Truck horses, a row and provisions for the ....... ..... Thursday morning, about three- CELEBRATE THEIR " । family. After — about -a ..... three weeks' fournev. Ozinr- arrived in Michigan, darters ot a mile south and e.-ut of GOLDEN WEDDING He -oon fink up 3(Mi acres of land the JolmMown Grange hall on M-37. i. ith from Hi-i-k' r Corners and he Herman Cahill, driving a Wilson nnd ' ho-u..! his fnm:!v’ the flr-t winter Company truck from Grand Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Hiram J. Mau­ in a loz rubin which stood on the BjHtle Creek, with a large load of. rer of Binford, North .place now owned bv. Cluvton Lou- POWftJ. ran into Howard Babcock. Dakota ' - In■’ tl following spring her “k‘‘ The bo.v suffered a broken ■ den. father built e "house and barn one 51 rm ar.d leg. Hi- was taken to n Bui- । The Banner has received n copy of half mile cn from that place The ,i<? Creek hospital for surgical at-' the Fargo. North Dakota. Forum of Sunday. December 17. Ih it is an about fifteen tention family lived icre^fcr . . Howard with three other Babepck account df the ohw-rvanc.- of the year- anifthat hotiM* was one of the „ 1Om mnunuuiw nldf-st landmarks o. of n.u.y Barry ..mm town* children were off their way to the golden wedding ul Mr and’Mrs H. Warehouse—206-208 E. Stale StM ARKET— 148 East State St. Binford, in that .‘tan ship until it burned about n year schoolhouse, directly opposite the J. Maurer ------ . of ---------... hali. ...... Without — Mr. Maurer -I ’.'. LTelephone 2609 Telephone 2272 aim at vhich time it was owned by 'Johnstown Grange will lx* ___ rvm« ..til by little ’ older warning 'J 'fellow started tin..f 2. rr.-’dent.s ci thb city. f<»,Arthur Collison In the fall of 1858. . which now numto nyi acro*s the pavement din-ctly lie lived here tor several yv....T CMuis- and ■famil,. ----------These Prices include the 3"o Sales Tax We Cash CWA Checks in front of the truck. Mr. CahIM ing here when a jvning boy. KVhvn: bend eight clilidrrn and his wife, in company with hi4s brother. Jo­ clamped on the brakes, but could not he grew to manhood lie went to D.i. in.-, nude up their minds to. trav­ avoid' hitting the boy. As won as his ko'.n. llrat locating at, t’anliom. el to Kansas, again In u covered wa- truck was stopjx'd. Cahill picked up* North Dakota, mill later at Binford each " gan They located near Clay Cen­ th? lad and started U) the boy's . where he st'" - ■ ' Silver Nut ...Saudtiskj __ —.ouuty. Ohio. In 1857 ter on a tint tract AM land. Advene fathers home. Some one had,told-in Many Thanks the the father what had hap|K-ned to Ills and’ came *-o Hum mgs w hen n small Pure 4 lbs. Eck-Rich boy and he met Cahill on the road lad. He was imhrled December 17/ War broke on!, sickness it-» befell the family. Ozias was add Ux-k the lad on to Battle Crct-lj. 1883 to MlM Elizabeth David on Hi Patronage During 1933 has prospered, and still has The cnmath republican and always did loymeni ot g<x»<l ht.dth. as has Mr*. t he believed whs right arwl for ■LADIES' NIGHT" WILL Premier Coffee 25c Maurer. They have two chtldrcu, reason was givefl much trouble, BE FRIDAY EVE. JAN. 5 John Maurer and Mrs.- Oscar Alm. ‘ he- Jay Hawkers ' Mrs. Wilw ho also live m Binford- The Hxs-j Soda 2 lbs. tm-r and o'Xr broth.-r c.:.* threat- Members of the Commercial tings fYiendN of Hiram Maurer conr.cd many times by the Jay Hawk’ " Chib and Ladies to Have Ur. and Mrs M <i<-golden. re and how it’-was neceasmy for Ivars of w«tld.-d life Shultz, Freeport ,, a Glad Time cornfle ’ dx many .rflgl.. ---------------------------ThHastings Commercial Club or Holland Maid -the enr-mv. - In tin- meantime Kate wm ob^rve th' ir annual Ladle.-.’ Harry Bcavt-r was brought W-forc li.had Ixi-n hired to teach the school xlttht. Friday evening. January idsi- McPeck on Friday charged . atid-she relates the story ot how one The dinner will lx- a! the Fuller ith steaim*: Sfl8 from Paul Barlow Special of h-r pupils came rr> school one building nt th30 P M. Titere will l>- He aqknowkdged the offeive to tin Henry of Hastings. Funeral rejvicek arc the parent* ol a son bom 1 ~"irning ■“........ J •*—-*—* * * t.f proarum at that placd; then Judge. Qn accutmt cl his in.'*', twin, wen- held at the Seventh Day Ad- -Christmas Day. Dec. 25. Hi- has l> Macaroni 3 lbs. 23c ill repair to the central school onh 17 year- old. -.ind.on account oi -.<niiM church at Boyne City, with mimed Wilxm, Jr. midj weighn cker.' band, had l**n auditorium burial In .Maple Lawn cemetery.- ..lbs, 5 ok». mtn to witness tbe presenta Crisco iib cnzic 3 can 59c o capture her faitjgr tibn of "1,11110 Women" by the Battl i Seventeen patients, including io Schixd tor y "roping" them, but-------------- - -----1 to have . On December 21. a daughter, Mm.- teen adults and three babes, w about to accoinplbh w . Pumpkin, Brand 2 cans Th- Battle Creek Civic Players matic the li cia Anne, was burn to Mr. and Mr:,. registered at the hospital this W were relca-wd by n have been (■rgnnlr«*d for long time. jQ ri^nf tj Old Mflinmy Pumpkin, can 10c the Judge felt th. Paul Smith of Woodland. She nesday morning. and havc given many . The sincere appreciation of great satisfaction. Wc lire sure that cordingly he was put on probation, weighed six pounds und tifcelve 1 management Oranges, Ige size, 216, 2 doz. 49c of the hospital i* •receive $2 no ;1M. mexnbcre »t\ ". the 'Commercial requin d to make good to Mr. Barlow tended to nil three who so gen will ap­ and to carry htmwlt rtraight hen--. Caro! Annetta i* the name ot the .ously but inslmd.-club . nd their_____ lady guests gt remembered that .institution ■'even jxiund dmighti-r born on Dec. part payment ■ preciate this’opportunity. • shteh -hr in her pna- The.price to mcihbrrs of th? Club .liter. Ewrylwdy will wish that he 2! to Mr. and Mrs. William Schcn- : chrLsttmis tune. Every gift > may do o. It. seem* a pity to have n kt!l. gratefully received. • : Meanwhrir^B/iM<- brother is SI 10 per couple nnd 45c for each young icllnw like that start on a ca-: •aided to come buck U> Michl- additional guest. T<ht which cin have only oiu.- out-. Dwight. Cotant. H.u>tlngs. Route 4 ‘ The Chamber ot Commerce btff Yd with him came Kate and come, and that a bad one. on Dec. J4. He weighed 7 Um . 12 Iiir at Williamson. W V.t. Is •«. luiindcr «t Jils family caning nt a OSTEOPATHS SHARE ounces. stntcled entirely, ot coal Tin' 5 TO TAKE SHORT KOI RSE. IN MEDICAL RELIEF Ward atcr date Upon hi r return tc .\!r. and Mrs. Wilson Guid'-t w. m the center of a billion LjjeBi nder ol 'Middleville' ha • Hichican. Kate made her home fot 'Marjorie Gower». Dowling, Route 1, Camay Piilnc Tkni :i '’'knitted ^.j, t<> the Cn short . h h> r un- :• Stale nffininl Official Rules That i|r;.v Cour.-i Want ie nt nine- They May Attend Patients plan : to enroll in the Dairy producIvory Flakes pkg. on Public Welfare ■" We>!f ya;J ^ethd&st church and has ever since been a member ot that -r^.. «. ~ hUhdttd ClgiltV-five Students; Brooms ea. 39c, 59c denomination. AdminiMration at ’ Washington Iras rnrolled in, the twenty-one short' ruled that as fur as ]*osrtbie the re­ car. Tboc courses are Bob White 3 10c In masrlai lations bftweeh the patient and hi-* entrance requirements I iry Cotners They iin- (amtjy phy^cian an* to lx- main- ircn’ratu examinations, to any. ■ r-d on a farm In Hope tamed; an - officiat interpretation citizen of •h she still own*. One my.f'liuit. as far as Osteopathy i* year.* of a,, * state over sixteen: Gala New Year*. Show SUNDAY and MONDAY ("ticerned, tiil.\ mean* that, other fliete are fwn genera! courses iii; Toilet Tissue rolls died and his thing-* being equal. Osteopathic can- Agriculture-the Two Year Sixteen' BING CROSBY. JACK OAK1E, SKEETS GALLA­ f- no: bJnft at shall lie paid tor t>- l- that nf any Weeks Umir-tc which begins Octobf-i i >rk on the farm built a home in other school. “ , 3(1 and the Winter Term Cour-v* GHER. NED SPARKS, LILYAN TASH MAN and lt»n where sire remained as Iqng Premier Apricots No. 2 19c If you need Emergency Relief up- -yhich begins January 2. the most beautiful screen chorus ever assembled. her health would permit .on authority of your welfare officer. ----- ' Mr.« Wilhar.-.s .ha- three grand- you can be by your Ostcopa-. DEATH OF W. E. ALDRICH. ughters Mr. b-..r. thinning and thlc tlie federal gov. William F Aldrich, age 69 Fruit for Salads No. 24 canj29c the bill tl ugh prominent farmer in th*- southw Premier ern part <4 Barry county, died Premier No. 24 23c Doren $2 111 j| There? will be a matinee on Monday, starting al 3:00, and we r.V[K-ctedly nt his' home flrar De ■>:> Wednesday night of last w Delton fcfiuvi . watch the old year out. spent Premier Cherries No. 24 can NFW Liuuun LIQUOR uuninui. CONTROL NEW LOCAL vv is wisli to express our gratitude to the many patrons of this •^^iore for their splendid support during the year 1933, and extend to them the Best Wishes for 1934 ,ba, CLOTHES SHOP Best Wishes for FELDPAUSCH WAREHOUSE AND MARKET Iodized Salt Lard Tuna Fish 1A OlCO Prosperous New Year ?c 29c for fine 23c Crackers ISjc Butter Our lb. 18c Coffee COFFEE lb. 25c Hart Soap Chips 5 27c Med. Ivory or h. OK Soap bars 28c 21c Ige. 52c, for Merkle Tissue 23C Gauze 4 can Peaches “Too Much. Harmony” can Pears 23c Per Doren Cans Flftlft0 * A V •• * AT MARKET ONLY $2.70 . GOLD MEDAL $<O9 24' . Pound-Sacks JL CHOICE meXts Hamburger AT MARKET ONLY 25c Choice Beef Oysters Fancy Quart 47c Veal Roasts Fte»h Dr«a>c<i Pork Sausage Home Made lb 10c Pork Shoulder'RoastsPicnic Hams shankh.» ib. Pork Loin Roast 3ib. «v. Beef kettle Roasts lb. 10c Chunk Bacon Yin«-Qu*iiiy Beef Ribs Lea n and Meaty lb. 7c Sp{tre Ribs Le*n. Meaty 3 FANCY CHICKENS and TURKEYS Beef Steaks Round or Sirloin lb Ib. 12c * lb. 8c lb. 12c lb. 15c lb». 25c 13c Weiwish You a Happy New Year! d family bat turn lias h.ime wph her daughter, 1- MrDcrmutt. who mldei id farm Mre. Wil1i«t.-.‘ has or. Mr- Georgia Bowker, ide.- In Augusta. Michigan. nounced competitive e&untaatlons many yearrf in Lo*i a» followTtw sort w bun For a junior ralrulaUng njirlnnc townihlp. K< n*. cou: operatur at $1440 a year, in the de- . id- •by •lour children.and • •• nineteen I partmmttal grandchildren. Tiu- family canu* toj ** ** •in liC“« Barrv county fertv-thrw.’ wars ago. .. . ..SWW Mr. Aldrilli was highly e.-t ’ 1 f- reached their 35th. year 4a rnaQ and a.-, a neighbor. their 53d cn January 5. HOLINLs* UNION PI.MU m S.Voi I lium, ' L ; /pm. • Churclx* • -omprumg -the Holiness i Friends of Samuel Coulthard, lor- mr tabulating machine operator at Union ate putting qs* an old-fash- i mcrly .oi ihu city, will be ro.-rv to 81440 per year. Also a earn punch- imied Watch Night .service Sunday, learn c( hti death bn Wednesday, in? OfWrttcr at 91360 a year Both night beginning a: «:00 at-.d con-' ■Dec .20. at- hi; home in Bukarsfletd positions arc in the department*] tinuing uuo the New Year. A helpCalifornia, where lie lived uittrhu service at Washington mid tn field Ini program b being worked out and । daughter. Miss Cecile Coulthard -cruet*. The. closing date for Uto»e every one desiring io will have a who i- a teacher- m the Baker<f'.c!d places L- January 4 next Tlie same chai schools. D-'ath was due to angina age limits as for the preceding, of the pallor of the Pilgrim Hollncs* pectirri* Tte remains werr brought Another place wtll be tlrat of- , - City Miaamn. will be tne principal to Mi. brawn and the funeral held'ton •-tamlner 'foreign staple ' ' •'at .,;«cakcr. Mrs. Hons is an ordained ' ' ■ $3ZU) per year in the tw ... tosni. Has duty will be at Boston, and you are invited. It will be in Mu*s<«chusett». dosing date Janu- n-.<- Wesleyan Methodist church and «ry 4. murk* the first anniversary of thc-i AU sararws given above nrp, sub; Hollnr** Union ' ■ ot I tie nets ject t« a deduction of not to exceed -------------------------------- lj pic eent ar a measure o: ecur.o- DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT OF CARLTON TWP. my. and to a retirement deduction „ of three and qne-haU per cent to Mrs. Ella Kcrchner. aged 77. died I Mi»s Bemta Bn Mrs be put mto pension fund*. — ----- — M.irpirir Johnson. 2-' bv.h of Has­ .Full tnfouna'.ion, with regard to City after a lingering Illness In tings. were ,m jail here Friday. jefv- these places mid lilt rules guv cm- ,87a fch<* was,, married to Kieazer Ing Ou-day terms - tmpC J,a !*•!»: ' ing the examination can be pb- Kercluier. and1 for many ycar» they / I luijxiay- oy Police Judu< Hank A turned from tlie secreuuy u! the made their home in Carlton town-1 ! Hex- before winxii they pic, United HUtes Civil Service hoard ol ship moving lb Btwnc City in 1903. guilty to shoplifting ylrargcs examiners at the poet office in this Her husband, a son and a daughter I Arrested by a-.downtown tic|i city. were killed In au auto accident in, ’ ------------- ----------------- — < 1929 Surviving are two sons. Ray; —............... . »»jien mercluui- A paik mmu- Cliiva^o l\a* a-halt- and Clare, ol Boyne .City « i>ulcr. ,dL-e Doin' several stores.—Grand scale vopy at Italy's'Umoito-leaning Mrs Julia Jones, of GrA;id Rapids. ■Rapid* Press. Dec. 22. .towtj now under construction. Mid two brothers, Ell and Andrew Added ( omedy—Charlie Chase In “SHERMAN SAID IT." and a novelty. "HANDLE BARS," with the^ajext Ncwx. Adults 25 Cents. Children 10 Cents at all performantcii COUPON - TUESDA Y NIGHT- COUPON Alice Brady, Russell Hardy, Franchot Tone in “The Stage Mother” Added—Marriage Humor Comedy. "The Match Kid." and Pictorial. ADULTS WITH COUPON 15* CENTS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY LORETTA YOUNG and SPENCER TRACY in “Man’s Castle” Comedy—•'1‘ie AU Mode," Walter Donaldson'* Band and FRIDAY and SATURDAY GEORGE O’BRIEN and CLAIRE TREVOR in “The Last Trail” Comedy—“Mickey'* Covered Wagon." "March of the Y , Mickey Mouse in "STEEPLECHASE" ? ADULTS 15 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS �TITE HARTINGS BANSTR. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 27. IMS I athletic clubs, high school gym- Drawing.* will occur n few dayalnipg This muntin wasn’t enough. I I noslum nosiura classes as u.-< well as many un- before the Unhand no boy will know ■ however. for Fox dropped in a nice, ‘ .... v of boys are placing’ who hi* opponent will b<- until an jside shot and added-another at close under the strictest form announcement of the results of the I range to put Hastings hi the lead . Sporting Items Penney’s Pre-Inventory Clean-Up I. 0. 0. F. TO STAGE GOLDEN GLOVES MEET starting at-TOO instead ot the usual the HartUig* finuliitk young; free .throw and Beckwith made gnbour ’» *•*< «»wn hour of ot 88 30. 30. an an elimination «*uminatlon contest contest "* ’”r" ‘<>rn‘ corotautf the Has-, other goal from underneath the ta-; 1I*---■ --raq*. 111 ''tu8*'‘-1 ln O' 1*1 ---Fellow* ' — ‘t<a .m and and will go to Lansing to ket to put Hustings ahead 1G to 8. Art.na mW.,. e................ IKtrM« Indicate that battle fhetr *•: -..... ">r.r wav flircwh U.r H-I Bank Crrrk ram. to blr O»l-, Ith.-bow ... > ...... >> __ .....until . ....nvarlr ___ ,.. mid__ . sionsl vinTui: (liuh n, ■!» wluch 'i b will rvrf oeeur mUutcltv ard.. dlmlnulr.r tursard. cum. Into "Kht. so cnlhuataaiK tun. *rn the -hr tat part ol Fcbruar,. it lur-|tn, itan.f anti „.»ed 1... n. .d «o.L sign lor tournament. rtstiiwe fromneighboring towns as wudui there, they continue on to; A basket, by Smith, soon alter mad*-1 All over the state of Michigan jweff a* from the young mm o! the Denon w/fere th the enonnoju the count « to 14 Oalarda chalked hundreds ol young num.are training immediate vicinity. Ionia. Lake Olympic 'Btadlum they meet the;up a free thro* and Tiiomxon cume io compete in the famous Gulden Odessa. Belding. Alto. Wayland. Al- Winnert ftbm OtherRegional Finals iback with another tree point fur Glove contest, sponsored by the lx- legun. Plainwell, Freeport and Mid- within the statesof Michigan. jHastUtgs- Bowman then tossed Ur a trod Free Press' and ■ increasingly. dleville all are sending their uuo'.a , The card on the night ot January wide shot und tied thr score at 17 popular each year. Church socirue.*,! ol confident young boxers llth promise-, to be exceedingly fust all Juet before the third period endand diflrrent then , the usual pro* cd. \ 1 ... gram presented tor the reason that j During the last eight minutes ol *1'1.new face., will appear and there will play thr Hawthorne proteges began f*Q JI HC OcUtwljr* be no quc. tlon but what each boy |a rally that Idt St. Philip, standing *x‘Tt himself to thr utmost in Perry and Fox rang rip eight point Il oamAMffj ni||f V his attempt to prevent his tlimma- ■ in five minutes, before St. Philip tlon frorn the blK conu. t: made her only point of the1 quarter. VQfTT I W Prizes are ofTered by the promotm.^x free throw. Just before Hit pcncki JmCB ▼▼ Went into effect UCt. 10 of the tournament, conalstlns offended Thomson broke through the medals to the winners. There-u. no'Battle Creek defense to score a field other reward. The boys light their; goal and Hastings ended with a tune thre* minute rounds without rxpec-' point lead tation of any compensation other j Summaries: 125* Deaths and 2000 Serious than Die chance to win the medal. J st. Philips ! .Last year the tournament In Has-.Samular. f. .. Personal Injuryr cases happen ; tings was in clurrge of the Boy Scout GulnrcLi. f. .. committee, but thus year the Odd | DanlloWicz. T in Michigan 222 each month. Mutual Auto Ims.U i" Fellows are ojierating It themselves. I Bauman, c. . Prizes will be awarded but it is un-: Smith, g. . 20 deaths and 400 serious ac­ derstood that there will l>r little if ” Maurer, g. .. any advances and an evening of i cidents have already happened Iniur* in a Michigan Com­ thrilling sport U assured.. Last year;! To!aU ... pany with a Stat* -Widt tbe hall was tilled to capacity and it , .Hastings where automobile drivers have । is the suggestion of the committee i(Perry, f fuilfd to comply with the law. that seats be obtained in advance (Thomson; i. to givt you Strvioa ! his year to avoid disapjxiintment. | I Beckwith, c ■ I Fox. g. . Walldorff. g. to to ________ /-v I nrire Liat nf AmiitZnr Box Large Liat of Amateur Box .■■.A ™ District M-a From Thia Sltru Mr Tnnmn'm.nt us id ar m 34 CITIZENS’ MUTUAL H.H.S. MS BEIT [" ST. PHILIPS Z7-1B, HAPPY MORRIS O. HILL, Local Representative, Hastings We Extend The Season s Greetings i tn all our friends and patrons and Best Wishes for the New Year 1934 Edmonds Elevator and Implement Co. son txnn 111(1 WtllghCt including lo je babes. w utal thus W liutlon of hospital is who so gen t institution I, ijnmcrcc buf i billion (..]!•• . . m ~-------- Mr. and Mrs. David Sliepherd were A fighting Hastings High quintet defeated St. Philips of Baltic Creek sitting in theirjwme north of Prai-i Friday 27 to 18 in n surprise finish rievUlc. dreaming about the fireplace Jb that made up for a 25 to 15 trounc- and thinking of the approaching: 0 mg in tlie opening game here Dec. 1. Christmas, when suddenly they »' The Hawksters have gained coflsld- licaj-d beautiful Christmas carob J».crablc experience :mcc' then, how- sung at their window. A goodly com­ C'cver. and put on n last quarter at- pany canut in. with a true Christmas | Xjtack good foe ten points which won spirit, to remind them that they 0 t tin? victory. At the end- of the third were loved by their friends and as- I sociate-sThcy and their guests glad­ quarter th? score was 17 all. ly entered into the cheery — Christ mils■ X In a preliminary game the -St. ic.ltrO —Unclrota ------------------------------nn,l boxes of delicious |! 'Philips reserves defeated the Has- ' spirit. Baskets nnd Soju were | < । tings High second team 22 to IB. |caU were brought in. Soon > Hastings opened the scoring early;heard sleigh bells announcing that, C in the first quarter when Fox’.-, nuslv s I St. Nick had arrived, with re<irang up the opening basket of the ‘ membruhccs for everyone. The quargame, but Bowman tied it for St.l^t «»ng a beautiful song arranged, ''.philips soon after with a pretty one-1 Ihr this occasion. Mr*- Lewis John'L colds use. Below we a few many REX marvelous head ■manres ON ne in for clear * and in Y in gargle and prepara guar Allows night Also a Complete Line of All Oliver Cough and Cold Remedies. CARVETH & STEBBINS The REXALL Store Phoije 2131 4 Goods Delivered Hastings Penney’s Polo or Half Belted Styles 2c Table $1O- Bias Tape Darning Cottoh Children's 1-Piece Wool Apron Patterns Snow Suits Wash Cloths Huck Towels oo Thread 116-1 ill East State Street — Hastings, Michigan ..... aches pains disintegrate ” NEW treatment. successful. sore throat. Overcoats PENNE "Puretest Liver up body resistance, especially good E.” and Pair \ < .Hastings in the lead 3 to 2 at the.Collar gave Uie original poem print- P X'end of the first quarter. * il'fl below. Rev. and Mrs. Mih^ con- . M C i Beckwith drdppcd in a side basket I tributed much to the pleasure Of the ft X at tlie opening of the s« corn! quarter evening. *T HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ' 0 and followed with another a in->- Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd were pre-; W '' mi nt later to make the score 7 and I -^nted with a handsome electric ft TELEPHONE 2118 X 4. Bowman put the St. Philips team.Uible lamp with a beautiful shade, ,2T > ’ within one point of Hastings by' also a set of lace pieces to adorn the W '' making two free throws, and then I Christmas dinner table. Needle.-..; to ft dashed in a single which pul st.Ia(ld Unit the recipients enjoyed this Cr v' Pilllips in the lead 8 to 7. for the!delightful sutprise from their friends V first and only time during the eve- of tl’e Prairievll^Methodist choir, ft ■;। and appreciated the spirit which ft * prompted the visit. W Tlie poem dedicated to Mrs. Shep- ft herd is as follows: ft To Mrs. Shepherd. You are the good shepherd. ft And we are the flock. ft We love your music Sf And why should, we not? M Music is some thing ; ft ThatTievcf grows old. ft It was first introduced . By the Greeks, we are told. ft But whether by Greek. ft Or .Pollock, or Jitiri & Il makes little v Difference to anyone. ft Tis a God-given art. ft And that’s where YOU shine. ” You have helped us so much । W And given your time. ft Many could be avoided if you only knew what ­ A home without music ft Seems dreary and cold. • 2r to give you suggestions of ­ It cheers tlie young hearts ft anteed remedies which will repay you times therorigiAs well as Uie old. ft We wish to thank you ft nal cost. Cod Oil. .Vitamin Tested," to build EVERY ONE OF US HERE V And we hope you will be ft for children. . With us for many a year. ft PORK PROCESS*NG TAX ft WILL NOT BE INCREASED. I PURETEST ASPIRIN”Farmers will be interested to know y MENTHO”—The that the processing tax applied to ; ft Gives quickest relief for hogs when slaughtered, which has ft. ointment been $1.00 per 100 pounds live weight. V and because is not to be Increased. January 1 as ft chest and colds. had been planned. As originally de- i ft .■ they fastest. signed this tax was to have been j Increased to 81.50 per 100 pounds on 1 ft “VAPURE”—An inhalant January 1 and to $2.25 per 100 ft 'ANEROIDS —The pounds February 1. The $150 rate Sr that will your head will not be applied until February: ft alkaline cold and the $2.25 rate on March 1. j ft a few minutes. We believe fanners are quite gen- ft Very erally agreed that tlie processing i W tax has not worked to their -adyan- ft "MI 31 SOLUTION”—A tage m> far. but ■ has resulted in ft REX1LLANA COUGH lower, rather than higher prices for , V pork. It Lv loo early to say the plan, ft powerful antiseptic spray SYRUP”— you to is a failure We all hope-that it may ft yet so operate that farmers will re-1 W or for sleep at I celve increased prices for pork-andift pork products. - ft tions 35c Price 12 Men’s Some are even lined with silk crepe. May Mean a Week of Discom­ fort and Sickness \LLAN nbled. Vz ways welcome. because it has such $ Local Team Lends Most of humanizing possibilities for binding friendships closer. Memories Unger $ Way—Score Tied at End lung, bringing back the merry voices $ 'of Third Quarter and loving ktndne.xse.s of friends. • “JUST A COLD” MDAY Only Dress Coats SURPRISE FOR Galoshes Remnants Ladies’ Fur Trimmed HAWKSTERS MAKE UP MR. AND MRS. SHEPHERD FOR DEFEAT EARLIER (Friends Visit Them and CarIN THE REASON 'ry Out a Delightful LAST QUARTER RALLY , Program ASSURES VICTORY’ The blessed Christmas time Is al- ■ 1 Ladies* 39c Totals .... St. Philip Hastings I Referee—Beam; umpire—Wallace. I Telehone 2519 Odd Lot 27 Inch 5 yards . I AUTO INSURANCE COMPANY Artic White Outing Citizens I n - PAGR UNIQUE SURPRISE PROGRAM, ft A very unique surprise program ft was put on at the Rotary Monday J* noon by John C. Ketcham and ft others associated with him. It | ft brought home to Rotarians, in a de- W llghtful way. the fact that the club, ft has contributed not a little, to such ft organizations as the hospital, the: schools, the Boy Scouts. Camp Fire M Girts and the Y. M. C. A. Tux> de-1 ft llghtful solos were given by Miss ft Virginia Potts with Mrs Archie Me-. W Nulty at the piano. These were ft heartily encored that Miss Potts graciously responded with another, j . You Still Have A Chance To Join Our 1934 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB/ The thousands of dollars we paid out (;|r to our 1933 club members have either been spent in purchases forz Christmas, fW payment of taxes and accounts, or re- j- IB deposited in Savings Accounts. This is just as was intended—that’s what our Christmas Savings Club is for—that the members might have funds to use as they pleased' at Christmas time. a r There Are Many Choice Plans In Our 1934 Club.We InviteYou to Call and Learn More About This Plan for Saving a Little Money. ‘The Bank with the Chime Clock TELEPHONE 2103 HASTINGS, MICH. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER ST, 1911 FAO* FOUR were tin- ciii^tum guesu ol Has­ tended to make a sharp reduction in tings friends. Mr Tyden returning gas tax revenues. At present the mbGlances; to Evanston Monday while Mrs TyOpinions; torist U paying a complex assortdc-n and M:u Florence stayed over Looking Back.. ’ men:'of taxes many of-which do not What 1933 in Ritroiprct. con tri bale Jo lilgfaway fundi In the Mr arid Mrs. Btriu y Kcnvoti “nd COoK MKOJ*. E4.l-r«. iull Roger W.Ulain. of LaiMjng.'Werv near future it might be well for the Many Interesting .Event*. TKN YEARS AGO TODAY , ________________________ ___ gue*U ■<! Mr and Mm. Hiram Rogr:a persistent devote/* ot this state to decide wheth”,r.. A Summary. . Mr. und Mrs B A. Matthews. .Mr Mid Other relatives the past werk, ir. . , „ . , . mands An polHlt -lesls tor Alex er the automobile wrill be taxed to j orw.*beek GF-e..., igain be a candidate . powibly. lust before the New Year and Mr* A E Konkk and little l^'nilni: Wednesday. pay for highway construction and for governor Thl' •*’'* Mr* Maurice Lambic fr­ " •very — attribute, — .......... <4 »M beaiS; It niuhi l»- Jp:rr • Mar. ruth nt Cleveland. Ohio. Mr maintenance alone or for purpose* which made Gnrcsbrck unpopular ir.g to glance back through the fu-'t aud Mrs Fred Konkle. Ruth Konkk turned <-n Monday from YpaUontt. of genefar government as well No u> ton2* [ “ make a»lm durable [ twelve months and Mintmarbw a few- afid Linden Spnnablv were !he *U<tc Da y .-jieni two niotitlis vWt......... ■ . ..----- —. ^jt. Lanmui'a parents. Mr I ain­ , ,, . now— now Schuyler —Schuyler Marshall. Marshall. Clinton of the even's that made new <in Ha»---equitable metluxl for assessing mo- County - ■• Republican-New*. ti1e is much improved in health. tings and Barry county. Hite ttwy Mi* R J McCreery ol Lansing . tor taxes can be devl&cd until thia '■ Mr and Mr*. Will Cobum re­ IDLE LANf)S .THAT PAY. question is definitely settled. At Jan. 4—Charlotte mak»s bid tu turned from Detroit Thursday. and THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY A friend of mine lold :n«\ the p^„t Wton HP,™ u. u ™ Lire City Engineer Bert Sparks to will make this cji-y their future The N«-w ' York Central Rallratid» not being levied with any very defl- ceived from a former redden*, ot a .put - their water work.'- on a paying home For tlx post nine, ar ten new train “Tlie LouUbuia Pdrt-iuuxmonth* Mr. Coburn ha* been in the ‘ Bert remains fiery. town not 100,nuk> from here. Tin.-, ba*, nite purpose in mind. of.' the of the Ford Ocynpany'in JJuit. Lumtid will l>man went south several years ago Jim. 1!—County highway commi*- employ H it HaMlnga l«r>k* "awful 'equipped and t<Uteiat In th<-■ world. ’ and purchased a cotton plantation sion announce*■ road coot reduction city. •DEW AND SUNSHINE " goxt" to both df them— Just as ii Til- ra w equipment wa* outer* d exof 300 acres. The man still retained <>f 54 per cent; Chatb.> RuberUon lucsaly to handle Uie Worlds(Fair' Frank Murphy, "dew and roses"— his interest* in tins country and paid named- highway commission chulr- d«x-»'to anyone wlw lias ever lived ■ bur . !r‘.ink' or vu it “dew and sunshine ’ — his taxes recently on hi. holdings, nun. W. N. CaLl-. '.- r did not w.liu-.-' i F^r th" first time since the estabMy friend wrote t >. this cotton plantJan. Ill — 'Lucky »Bo> Minstrel' u u. mB>'or Detroit who left that city !:shn»-nt of tiu- rural mail service Uie ' Isle -,( spa-c in tir^ud Rapid' L*<b facing deficits and obligations total- er suggesting that he eome back guv succesxful concert tor benefit of tiie earners Were permitted to enjoy - \ ■: , . . . ,: north atnf occupy' his’ lands again welfare fund. Road comniuvi*Hi un- ChristiHX-, as a holiday, tills L-- a h D K1’’?1t--ut'.ended the ann'-i.il Uyvur.au *4d Ung millions to go ovtr aYid see wiiat The reply my frk-ml guEwie. a" laugh n-Hince.-. balance ot g63.a'X!37. trra*- ruling <4 the ixjL'toffice. brought aboiu 1,1 th< Thoroapi'le Erettic. •ill u t’wtld be done about the Philippines, to hi* suggestion. "Do* you know." un rA report shows county In sound by a strongly organiM'd national k'8"1 t'1' at aia’»d Rapids iMtkr-, ' »n pb|iit<r. "that’I ju*’. finani ial condition: . '• rural c»m*.-r a^cxiatXMi. -a*^, n>' nf Arthur. Vandenberg. jNeverthe-' tereh’ed ffi1 W for h tting my land Jan. 25 Report shows attuulancHonoring Mr arwl Mrs. R T. . ,7 ,. . K2 jier acre for the of IJasttnc* public *ciux'i* mcre.u-* . 2’,' >r4- lrv ’he “white hop*’, of this Wand cotton 1 dldnl raise. Can any north- 52 per-cent in four y»-air- CdnuiM-r- Flench.'ol Middleville, who k-ft thiv ’t* .1 ',1. '“ ““ nli territory ha* been ,strewing Christ- ern land lying Idle, yield u much? cial club members, their wives and week for Calilornta. Mr and Mrs. P- time. iu mas greeting cards in a -pr'dtitte -ThA ponl'.n tn Cfy.-'.al Fall- friends at annual unty-a1 v 'Cradl< T. Culgrove entertained with a ifinatchrrs" given by Grand Rapids Charming dinner Saturday evening, manner throughout the state. Wv Diamond Drill. marked place# lor elghcutertainiiu-nt fcA-’ PoUL't'iU* Ucn-gue-t.v Tiu- table was unusual-' CRUSADERS SHOULD * j ;ur,. stranger. Frank old paL but CRUSADE yv: H l L L . mv.'au,. j-t-ll. »<b or nJ Myn-and women who headed up cj ;.linUr bilsirVK) h«re. lata Srtr keep from wondering, ';What’re Delton Lumb-- brn“'-' «candle,, in crystal can- a\id • Mrs. took active part' in th«- 'Crusader ownership of political up to now !" This in tiu- city Saturday to attend 1 " " O“““- <11,.,.K V. iuinvU MH Holl, ,.BJ . , movement to bring abou’ ——•> --• Company. ■ funeral of Mrs* Envnai.uel Christmas greeting ralket certainly tbr prohibit™ law ought ■ CONCERNING SLACKERS. emem, tbc-r- that m-cal ol .. — them ............. .............. ... ,o ....u* --.a.’ it, v.ww ;u< tng rooms ulx> were beautifully dec­ Ed Woodard i'lh nxxe to. Organ Whatever else-people of Michigan isn’t suffering from neglect. restore temiy rance" h Jar from be- u.;, q,,r.. 3pn!1fiony Orchestra sit­ orated wrtli iu:.cu». holly. - boxwood ‘New Mexico, in a couple, -of wnk may think of the work dune at the, and other Christnw.- effects, ' Adolph Hitler's Nail government, ing discharged. It was comparatively gamuillon gel* under way here. und expects to im.ii- that -.Kinti" <if rpeclal »es*ion, thefc will be univer­ y b 22 Governor .Cbmatock or-’ Mr and Mr.- Burr Van Houten congenial Cihnat* h:.» future h’-hw. • we read, plans to purify the human <.»'V. in the pa-t two v-ur.- to mosal applause for the decided nunra-r. f<a»Duh banks in. state open but had as New Years gut-.-'.' Nr. and stock of it* country during the next the attainment Mr*. Karl F.iul and Mi..-. Vo-iui-Van with dro'tic restrictions made on in which Governor Conn lock,- S30 • two years by sterilising some’ four magnitknt an •’ t> withdrawal' Hastings High debater* (Xxi.noo insurrection hill was" killed.' hundred tliousand German people popularly j>up;ir win fir*: round in state elimination It died a diservedly ignoble, un­ *ha tournament eating Paw odmamrn*. bv by det (Mi-ating Pau Paw Pa* afllictcd with insanity, feeble jnind- codvrultable n-| guarantee temp mourned death—add we hope that । hvreu-• March 1-Hairy County Health rdries*, social dL*ea*<’s and other lean fob in any i y. So we vnH m-ntal hygiene campaign all attempt* to resurrect the corp'* ma ladies'{hat may be pass'd on by Mr and Mr* Earl > nnc .Sabine* underway. uiil fall. TTk- measure,was an insult parent» to their children. Tlie plan IL.rry Kellrv of ti March 15-Commercial chib plans *nd Mr*. Harry . io the pcpplgtyf tiu* state. .It would Isn't new Breeders of high grade I" spent with •fore.,!ration program tor counts. Rapid* strut Chrialnut:. C have placed a libel and IJo ujion the stock juive followed the qme jchc-inc announces low statute book, Tlie bill was a thinly for •,e«r3~-b’it the proposal is somy‘ojx-rat'on c<;-h for citv water works Ji-hti Rock Of Water’ March 22—Ch*tMXte Rbjiubiican- daughl' i. MLi- Vera. \ dbgulted scheme to evade th'- glair what of a radical departure when Quotation Tribune aniiounc'-* lh.it Hahtings.his father. Adam Rex constitution. Bonds isaued under applied to humans. Still It may work rtnlxet aieruges *30J0Ot) per y»wr lc.-.- Wlathcs here Satunlaj ruch circuniauncrv certainly wyuM in Germany. Any thing is possible in .Str. than pharlntti ■ over U year period “■* and Mr. Wm ’ Hi 7 ///. light .of tbb not lx- worth much. Gov. Comstock a country ruled by a dictator. But it ihi'tinxs Cliic Piuyera organize Uith IDuou-r .-trvcl went t-> . is miareprc.wntating the fact* when would never do in these United ma- with then dauul.ti-r.' M. K L ,ardi were isiv-on thrm by th-- .’ . -States. Over here we'd get the plan -lornu r Bttrry ivunty jx-oplc now liv- Frey,. They went on to TXir -n. i air As-iv Iftc.i and "Belle SUibbititlapccr doubt that President mixed up in p&fttic*. Democrats and Niagara .I nlU. They found thr Jal’. ung in California described hkv A'.rcucht bv .'cwre ■ earthquakeRoosevelt, in spite •! hu- ambitious Republicans would keep tlx* wlwle in the Schoo] board issue* .script to tidfxn-er schemej to create cmplmuH-nt. eouiitry in an uprpar trying to get much 1 finances caux ’ d by bank Tmhdav' would ask the people of any/tlitil, to control of the'^examining board. lirry Vote* would i>* trarkd., bribe-, [comity school children, to lxe >nitertamed for Chrv ;munl;:cd agatnst diphtheria. pu-vyd; wires pulled. What cjpncr | April 5--IXmocraU uiJ.uj^ . II M Watkins and would a staunch old Republican ; Michigan; Biury is onjy wJunty in rents Michigan from taking- ‘Tta from aa flW Republican ffix. L-r .-x•tate to vote dry; margin is 23l» nghtful p.ace in the Federal recav- ample, although sound in mind and. [comity tcad commission take* over Evart and ery program." the resjwitoibUity l»s haw of defending- himself? lhl’ Htkm of follov ... Wtrs’tBat.they get ,1611 mile* Lf town hip rood lor UnUpdn MWely with.Oovvntor Cwistock for against a .charge of fceble-mlndr d- hback “'*v MM *” the melts ot-their white prutenunt under McNlfl'pl-.m. hi* alipalxid method el preM-nUng nes* or hereditary Insanity before a any brand of liquori. und mafnlafii I April’ 12 Dan Da'.i-npnrt *’f Woodland i.- only dry delegate at this question to’the people. board controlled by ardent. Demo­ th« ;r place* at the head ot th e State Constitutional Convention; u d r<.jd.' Harold Foet'-r. cotincrats; or vice-versa ’ if , the board gn,<! arm:, of parudcr* wl.o now pav :pa1d nt.iv tribute by «,theY raeqibers. lusuiage to the return ol John J ndlUrul agent. cx]riaiti* term, | April IB-w C Strain elected THE REW ARD OF COURAGE. happened by some miracle to go Rs’BarL-vcorn — George AtrriU. Birm­ chairman of j^iunty board of supcrernmen!. wne.d qdju'.m«-ii; Hervs one to think atxiui as the publican? ingham ft :.!rl< ’ vemi.-.'. Many elaborate an<| unusual New Year dawns,. Wc don’t know' । creations feature city kite coni«*t who began tne *tory but our bet i» . We read Hie other day; whefe one I for hoys. Ctty prepaies eight atre* ThL >n of Michigan l<- ' [for gardening puipo***^,, ht.|p ui Cmniy c. . that iLoripingted dudrig *otnc gn-at |x>iitical -sage, wise in the way's of notch citizen in the <l4;h Mo i welfare relief work New ei'.y coiinci; °f 1,1 drprqjZnn’of tlie past. . ftarty lore, predicts that until Reband [ tates office. • AUgr—p Gnce upon a tune a farmer had an publican factions'get .together on •illy Although more Aprtl 26 — H.uting* Commercial butdon concert More (han l c lust dt-Cadfl there was a time club .start* municipal' forest bv hlblts at annual Ptowt-r stun old blind Burse which had outlived various fundamental .issues, “there he was an influential figure 4n .lie usefulness. One day the lutfor- can be no return from Elba” Even ; planting eight atie* to pln«- tru-> in b.v in »r;uipj>t.- Garden government. Whin the affair.-. Yankee sprung towiuhip L G. Au8- 3d-End siebbin.-. ap lunate animal fell into a well and granted that th<r Republican party <if the old railroad ronimivitm u the farmer bolting down saw him need* tn return from some place or bit smelly and a man of courage and I Hunt, husband <if former .Ha*tinv« Home D un Corp-raio-n R[girl. Ruth Smith, on vlut hew de ‘ “ ” * needed to bring n> v. ..-M-ribe* tntetcVtng experience* u* ai ehU'.ding deep in tlie wau-r. There other, it was an unkind. If not Iraq- ch.iracli r fS.pt 6 th«- dcpaitment. Gov- engineer •urae out k selection he made F<«r, a* we re- * >r pliyit in Cti'tb The Hastings Banner, This and That " Views and Others Say Backward Bits of Yesterday A anyway ctr*I. Napoleon.’ made .a : u$ccNdul danger- comeback from ‘Elba mid.met lus »1»V,I dm ft Jl burk-d. background of sound Lader- Cyclone de- .- much 4-*mRutland ' Hasting- Town honor,' Bro.n High Purtgent Paragraphs A new kitchen gadget Is an egg .cooker that whistles when the eggs an? <lone. By all mean* it ahould I'-a'c a sentimental, air for the onctnihute eggs and a tough chanty (or ’-be hard-boikyl ones.—Arkansas So rich in olive, so perfect in mildness and purity, that it cleanses the most deli­ cate skin without the usual slightly drying effect of soap. Many Uses lor Castile Soap Shampoos Bath Hand* Special Offer... 3 1-2 POUNDS 12 1-3 CAKES "Nassour’s” Pure Cas­ tile Soap ■ Lathc i's frec- Pure Castile Soap Regular Price—$1.50 Sale Price It hns nil the tfontl qual­ ities of genuine okltinie Ciuitilv, anil’ ad­ vantages which i-Vt-n had. B. A. LyBARKER "Where immediate attention and courtesy are nliown to all'* I’lione 2115 i Listings, Micliixnn term; Pte i«l* nt. Baker -.-president. H. A Funi; I. Render; V'toiditu; .<» M i>-w. . nnancia! We Dvlivvr—‘ One-room rural «tlwx>ls .nv beini bundoiktd .it flic rate of 4.00U < iiilie bullion ■ impanj us far buck as IB.Y9. Delaware Zth thrw-’cc tlie small* iRimbc^/uf m Murray’s Clear Lake Lodge Dowling Program WEDNESDAY, DEC. 27 Mathews’ Harmony Orchestra May 10 Four hundred and .m-v- building participate in Con fteadA and .-tunt WH-k a.« Scout.- NEW YEAR’S EVE DAWN DANCE, Featuring a New Band St Jt- pub'ic man i- Republics i Liquid Soap Babies* Bath Cute, Etc. SATURDAY, DEC. 30 arci ibolds Orchestra Tlie Hot Ziggy Boys tlx Ixkac .'Lo-.clkti and : - old and dic.ni u-.teuu -. no- li.’an old :. -ik bthim. h- . i.u&c CASTILE SOAP MONDAY, JAN. 1 . ALL STAR ENSEMBLE Masters of the Square Dance If your neighbor fu*ses abou* your howling <L%. ilut s mtol’-ranc'But if he blows a cornet, tltai’s dis­ turbing the ptace -Sap FTancisw Chronicle 'tn ’ FUK- Tu< \ mon he ca' Wadis—>undi. Your LIVING COSTS H it cut tJT.it he c our idea-of will be reduced, and your health improved if you drink more milk acuon of tonner Prrsldsnt in calhtu -0 ry *.paper flubltd? conferen/c on tr.c eco.'.uation «»> all right us«far least a quirt of "milk each day. anti that grnuu-up* should have at least a pint^ They methods of making i»:h ends meet he should tiave j-aminoned 30 coun­ try editor > — Los Ange Ira Tunc- aul B A wireless paper says ttyd 2.005 years ago w ild boars'prowled over what I* now the site ot BTOOdca - Player i entirely tree-from tlie tiuhe &p POQR DtoTRlBl’TIO.* hie dollar.- —Punch.. , . ■■ ■ ’ । »yitem of distribution i* q»' h a sliding The Federal Radio Commission reminds broadcxUcrs to keep their me proccw-ing U'C Mock him! c iugl-.way as cfcu-rmined by traffic enhrumunenu "down to tlie men­ while.count.', plu* a uniform two cent ga* tality of a 13-yiar-aki." ..why not 6 small erat ion. Adjucfiwmt of tne motor tax luu meu ugiaicu iur uome tunc. Many Hop.g ifanitu i-.;. find •ini’ cmi «jf londdute. This ha.- u Wilbur Glenn Volvia ulumid come out again with hi* flat world theory he wouldn't meet with so much oppMUon.—Arkar-x. UmzcUc. pendent. mnumcate t- without or and Ledge Jude- ract$ rcce lame County Asru-tf.’. <-i large uumejwe with Quality ;. by Rev Jpr.n Kitchutg. pit v; Central auditorium R-v Brai >r*.->er* leacneis' pteM-ti derncc d-iijdaj altetucxju. Carol ."u uo look thr whole world over, and spend cloved that good, clean-milk ha* just the ele­ ments the body ' needs. fuel anything that ran take thr plate of good, clean milk. When it comes to bodily nourish­ ment al l<>w cost, your money can’t buy any­ thing that will compare with it. So DRINK MORE MILK. because it*» thr CHEAPEST and BEST fifod jou tan buy. Thr more you investigate too, the more you will find how difficult it Is to find any* milk. ANY- Thr »rry best medical talent will tell you that every crowing youngster should drink at Dairy tirade "A". VVhy not try II? The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Telephone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Propr. Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER., WEnNF.Sn.XV. DECEMBER 27, 1923 Edgar Thomas is here from Day­ Mr and Mr* J. M. Langstun. Mux SIEGEL—MIELDON. ton for the holiday*. ' Low Lmiro'.a: and Mr*. D. M. Stu­ . Mr. and Mrs. Henry S Sheldon: Mu* Eleanor Miller is Iwnic from art and Mus Dona Stuart spent announce Hie marriage of their Sunday tn Grand Rapids with C. J. daughter. Agnes. Birmingham for the holidays. Don A Siegel on . marriage Mr. and Mra Arthur Haven »pent Stuart and family. Christ mas st Onondaga wijh her James Norman of Grand Rapid* lyne. Michigan and Kenneth Buehler of Freeport; parent*. ■ Ann Arbor Mr. and .Mrs. Peter Paakelma of Mr. and Mrs. B R Reed had as‘ Mr. and Mrs Morris Barlow were were guest; at Mr. and Mrs B. A grcorn's ijncJt. hy I. Voelker. Tuesday. S' ' ।Battle Creek, spent Bunday with Mr. Christmas gueaU hi* brother and1 gue»ts of relative* in Lansing over LyBarkers Chrl tma. wife from Cleveland . Carl Wopinter. Jr., was home und .Mr* Chy;. Bpiri* Mr and Mr.- Paul Waters of Kal- tendrd by the yr*W!\ sister and Chri-iima., Iron. Detroit, Sunday and Monday ' MlM Yvonne Trego of Butterworth Mr. and Mr? Gurdon Clement‘ Dr. Frank Sheffield Is npcnding anuflw and Mr and Mr .. Harry iiu-band. Mr nhd Mr.. Stanley Ytrill. of Vanderbilt .M;.js Barbara Wilcox U home front hospital. Grand Rapid*, spent tlie and daughter. Shirley, went to theirr the week in Detroit with hU- son., Hastings friends *.f Mr and Mra ' family gatl-.e Olivet college fur a three wicks' vu- holidays with hrr parent*. Mr. and home pl Belding Tuesday . Harold, and fatnfK. home of Mr. । Stem-l exUad congratulation* and Mra. Prvd Trego. Mias Olive Lathrop uf Detroit■ Mr. •and Mr.- David Hucutl of Christmas. ■Mr arid Mrs. Edgar Brook* me Mr*. PhyJIU Reynolds of Ann Ar- rpent from Friday till M*.nd;iy night■ Gun Lake were fiur.dav gutr.ts of Mt Mr. and Mr visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank J Muus bor is speiK.iiix tlie holidays With with Dr and Mr*. C. i*. Lathrop. and Mrs Wai! " I >BORXE— HEI.KIGLI.. , in Kkhrnny/aft ' !»<r daughter and family,.Mr. and Mrs. J. 8 Fetter'd! South Bend. work encl gut tix-nding hoi liiec.y wedding >t<K>k place on Indt. I* spending the holiday* with’ ; Cll.lA- W Mr. und Mrs. Allan Hyde of Lacey Mrs. Roy Cordra. y evening. Dvcctnikr J2nd at Mr. and Mra Mark Craig and son. her daughter. Mra Fras« r Iromlde vteitettafr. mid Mrs. O. E. Grohe ton, Cha.-. Jr . and family. . Keith, entertained Mr. and Mrs Mr ,nd Mrs. E I. l>Lmx* of ThuradAy uUernoon. Ha/ und .Mi . # Leslie Daniels and family of Carlton Grand Rapids, were week .nd guests Win. Zinchnitl and Charlotte /flTaMl Mrs. DcFore.t Walton iCenrer Hi of her parent*. •" Mr — and’ **■ Mr.Hugh Christina* day . “ *" —»• »jxutt Christmas al Kalamazoo with Riley. Mr. and Mrs. C. D Join., aftd fam­ £•• al the PreMiytcrken hrr Christmas ’ Mrs. Warren Roush and her sH- I Mrs. Mary Burg.-vi spent Christ­ ily. Hastings by Rrv Mr and MA Tfale of Kalamazoo. ,cr Mrs A T S**’’. of ncftr Free' mas with her son and family. Mr Mrs Anna Kinde of Kinde. Huron were Chrtotnuu. div guesu of Dr I*’”- Attended the funeral of Mra. and Mrs. Donald McQuarric of Del­ county, w visiting her son and und Mra-Kenith McIntyre E*''1 K“’« l,r Rimdale Sundky. ton. • ‘ ’ [daughter-in-law. Dr. ami Mr.* M. H. Bil) W>< uer. wiio t. -.u'ln - in W<- t Mr an<1 Mn< Kenneth Daniel.'* had Cha*. Yau I and Kinde. Vincent McPhurlin. has teen Virrini... i. •,|,tndlri;t the’ holiday., Christmas dinner with her parent*. Marietta spent Ciirtotma* in Wood.Mr.-. John Kuilz spent (he week . with his mother and fanulv . Mr -l»d Mrs. Archie Matteaon. of land with hi* mbther. Mr». Etta end iii Grand Rapid, with • her •per petun- , Mr. and Mr*. F. R? Thoma* of .the McOmber- di*tric^Sund/y. Michigan. daughter, Mrs Nv»n Kurtz, ami Lun- mhi. returned on - ----- ------------Mrs Betty Caine was home from mas night.) Mr. and Mrs Fred Noland and ilyGrand Rapids for the week end und ARTIES HONOR MR. son of Grand Rapids ,w*re Christ-: <■ I Ai:.;el| and family ««•!«• Ill attended the Saddle nhd Hunt parly mo* guesu4»f Mr. und Mr.< Albert at Battle Creek Monday night. Adrian and vicinity Saturday to call Clothing & Shoes for Men & Boys the holiday- with Mr and Mrs Mrs Gay Jordan of Arcinc McDonald spent the Frol!- Hrrncy. Mr. and Mr. John Crue sjiant Goodyear Y.. arc spending the Elwln Nash. Grorne •Dean and day week end with hto wife and. Christmas day with her parents, Mr. Miss Lorena Baird retiinv »< Ii her parents, Mr. and Mis* Eflic Di'an uf Nashville culled family who were vUltlng relatives in.' Morris Monday aft«r H«r Stein, und :is always Port Huron. ’ .ill returning home 1mont ville. on Clarence Givhc Friday evening. golldays wiitiglH‘1 jxirents. iie guests ot honor at Mr. and Mrs Eber loinibie of D. - Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. W N Chidester left' Robert Ritchie lift tin- r>re part Mrs T. B B i.i<i troit .ipent the week end tilth his Mr und Mra. Harley ! Saturday afternoon for '8t. Johns par-Aits. Mr. and Mrs R. M. LmnUa-. William »pcni chrutmas ..... Mae Townsend .un>wv<>u will n,.i <,><v*u Mr.. sj*«d '*'here they will spend two weeks ; ■t Alma. Mr. anil mazoo With Mr- and Mra c ...•vend -..i t-fc. with fa r granddaugh-; W,,J’ l,:eir wr„ ’" R"' K«'»Cb>*.«. Fv'AlWrtm, xl of Kalahtaz-.y ter,-M; (i. W Francis in Saginaw u,,d family. here front Lake Odessa to spend >‘.er BanghaK <d . Marlon .«!•• n pleasant evening. ’ ' ... . Hall A vefy quiet wed Mrs. Nettie Hyde ''had Mr. und.Mr*. J W. -Sparks eamt '* ar. " week end Monday with her miXlier. Mrs. nad ha arid id guest*. T.hUr.vday Mr JdWan's brother. nized at «t ” Uw Methodist church aj nounce ti»r marnage ot their niece, -----from Detiull Fridayto spend Christ- guests Mr. mid Mr*. A. 8. Johnson Phoebe Mote. I.f ILtoiF.cn. com» from Charlotte and Middlevf vfllt Saturday evening. Dec MisJi Lucille Elnor Cooper to Hubert mu* with Ju r. pan nu-, Mr. and Mr.- of Flint, and Mra. O. H. Cleveland Mr and Mrs. Ix-vvto Whitman of Clucagu six o'clock, when Miss Edna Michael Alh-rding. Dec 18. 1933. in <;f. ColunUius, the latter remaining Battle Creek spent, the 1 ......• I l • ...I,.• । . South Bend. Ind. The ceremony end < I. Severance and tn guest. , Henning, daughter of Mr. and'Mr* Gardner H Chidou r of Madison ,or “ l»'° «' vks‘ visit with Iier parent*, Mr- and Mra. Lot.-, returned Tues— Chas. Heniting ot Cah-donlu. became1 was jierfonned by Rev. Ellsworth. Wu*. i- .'ix ihHi.k Imlldav week with ,,r ° C} Barnett of Tshfieming to Pierson. oh. Hi.' brother iJetroii whw they enHAVE the bride o! Mr .John SuiKH . of They have the best whhe* uf Uicir hto pari n' . Mr. and'-Mrs. G F. visiting hi* son. ProMumtor Burnett. Maurice ii ndDr. and Mrs R F Webb many friend.-. ■al Christmas party at tht AND ELECTION. Grand Rapid.-.-yx>un>,e-i son of FYed Chidester »nd family. SUmley Barnett of family ot Grand Rapid.■ ’' Metho- Slagel of Middleville, m the prrs-, The Anchor Clast'of the Mr. mill Mr. Win J. Corkm were Gr«n Bay. y/U.. u brother, was also Christmas day guests of Dr. and 'pendlnu th. Clrruimas iiqImI.iv Tlv were fourteen pn-seni i.-'t church held a very deluthtfu! »nee cl the immediate families. Rev SiH-sh. Monday <-f her Jn'otiar and “ Chrtotma-* day guest with their r-htldien and grundchllx of Florida, fruit from Beulal hrKmas party ut the home of M D McKean offina’lng Mr. and Mr.* J W. Sheffield were family. Mr. .anti Mra. Walsh In Mr- J,nd Mra. A H. Carveth anti Mr. and id to make the party campleti They were at tamed by the bride's Chrutinu* gu- -t-. .of hrr sister. Mrs. ielr teacher. Mi • Guv Kell. r. Frl<K. O^I<S,hW Traver,-.: CityJMI^^ Roh. sy night-Games and itunt* passed etoter. ML-Ji Elizabeth Henning, and •George Ash. of Battle Creek. . n 1 h* ,’ !1' ? Mr C rv’ nm w«wk . m| With Mi and’indMr‘-«A»bfft Hern* y this W?*ek .Afr. and Mrs Weldtrn Brm. Mr Chas. Rasmussen of Grand Rap ­ happy evening. • <;• A> hut wet.-, Mr and Mr.- H Clwto.mu* wnk «t with Mi and.,,,,,b,..r u ,y |o Mr> g JJr , t Mr and Mr* J E.' Jacobs and Officers fw the new year were Ids. Tin- bride's gown was hyacinth' children are spending Uie week -.vjili Camp Fi H Arehart of !> tn.lt und son I-miMur.on Hodgson • 1 m. •„„< vtr> st, rinr.rk .ri... ,.rr .. t lected a* follow.-,: pros.. Jean Ever- blue and silver with silver slippers. relatives ■ in Chicago. ol Cinrigo. Mr and Mr iiere from ArkatiMts Slate Collenv Mr. and Mi Tim;. Baird. Mi;, The bridesmaid wore blue and silver. u> cow -omk- companied by Mr.-, mule Crue and spending Mr. and Mrs Tom McWhirter of •r Arthart of Son th Hastlmu tin- week with hi- parents. Lon-nii Jlmrd mid Mr and Mra. DBoth carried a bouquet of prnk rust*; Detroit and George Cross of Battle teat w.-dnrxdav Larkin nnd Mix. Kathryn Clarke, leave tomorrow Mr. mid Mrs Fred piukt r Roy Baird ..-n guest,, of Mr. mr bud.- and English violfto. ■ ' morning for F lorida win re they will IAMI1.Y DINNER. Mr. and Mrs. Gru. Van Tifihn and Mr. 11 W. Hilcr at Ionia. Sunday Immediately' following the cerespend the winter montiu. and Mr and Mr- Ftni'v John ■: Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Townsend Mr. and Mrs Richard Van Tlflbn nd Mr- I). J. Ragla jn’.erMrs 'Mary Cfans ha* gone to De­ tif Flint and Mr/ mid Mrs Thoma.- ol tAk<- Odessa »«rre Christmas were in Grand ILrptiU from Fn.lt and leaniinx a rirti a iuinily dinner Christ- the wedding p^rty ut the lionie of troit to spend several weeks with nil T1> -duv . u-. i - of Mr arid Mr the groom •• father. covers being laid her daughter. Mrs. Drib* Prosser, lUitht -thby Gammage of Grand Rapid'; were guests of Mr and Mrs Fkiri Boyes ,;ti< sf.s of Mr anti Mrs. J. Ms Town­ । Everett Jacob*, who.* studying for Eduard Jom.-t.in and Mr und Mn -'ii. ipc l Mi-. Harley u, Rmfla and famand family. t tlie priesthood at Sacn-ri Hyart Robert Flynn , Mr. and Mrs. Sl.»y.<l left amid a send over.ihc Chrlstrpas week end. ■ Seminary. <■! Buttle Creek. Mr. and tylr*. Detroit. U six-tiding " '' Mr. and Mrs. EliilfRanney and son <1 Brant! and ; m. Richard. of w*er of rice for Grand Rapids tertainni for ChrPtma* her dnughweeks', ‘ •—' Richahi FmrchiW ot George Falls, ot Greenville. Mr. and .three .... . vacation'with', 'h" t-r, Zola, and inc nd from Detroit. spent. the Ciirtotma* Mrs Lawrence Co I grove and family “", c1,^ Rag’a and family of Cuat* Grove. friend* at 1043 Prospect Av Mrs. Belle Mln«r and Mr Bryon of Y.-unc i Birmingham nnd Philip g Goi!^”nr.' c!',? h'h', . Mahawaku. Mr\and,AIr.-. Gamer i'i<>ve of Cluirlotte were Sundiv ‘ClirL-.nia- aith her paren..- jx>r. ua.a.-o .i gu .. Brown from Thrt <• Riven . Mrs, Ione Harris Wuodbjtrnr and Mi Lake ahd Mr. and Mrs. Harry Colt ? . y;at Hubbardston, their son. Pat. wh-j Mr and Mr.-,. S. Kesler ahd M. Mrs Stuart Clement very dvlight- Wilkinson and cluidren front Ka^iand family of this city. ' lelier an entertaining' tr.iu Winifred hutt beerr vWting bls gmndparenu- and Mr.- Ch<'t. r K-.c'n and chi'.. Mrs. Sarah Harper, Mrs.’Winifred. ;nar.K> and Mr and Mrs. Leon Mihi»*onardI t,M? three wicks returning with dres^. Donald and Billy, ate Chris'Pryor and son John. Mrs D ees ot the Michigan Bi 11 Telephone r at tne Keller home, hmonni them. ■ ‘ , tnas dinner* with Mr. und’Mix Welch uf LanHtnit, Mrs. Pinder of A very, pleasant dinner was given Co. on Thursday night of last week. Don Sie.;rl <Agnes Sheldon: Mr and Mra. Ed. Pierce are Ludington and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Judge and Mr*. • Stuart Clement. Frank Ketch of Rutland ■.as mafrpd on Chrtstmls day by Mr an^Mr*' J0hn Noblos.Thuraspending the week ut Schoolcraft. and Dr. nnd Mra Ch Pryor, of Cincinnati, visited Mr. and Mrs. Belle Clement, and Mr. and ut twenty giie-i. will ba pre-• <tay night of la. t week. Holiday col­ Ing laid for twelve. The evening A very tine Christmas program t Mrs. Gordon Clement and daughter' ii.nuiy bf Allegan., Mr. mid ,\fra Will Mrs. Robert Cook on Christmas. i — was pleasantly spent with a Christ- was enjoyed at'Ure village, school the table-at Ihnw? from ;V.vay Ix-intr.y ■ -Mr; ors nnd handle;* made .... of Bi ’ ldiriK. spent Christmas, in Al ­ Young of Bellevue and Mr; . D.iftmur Mrs. David Walton, MJ.'M' Jessie. werc seated most at- i mas tree and exchange’ of gifts and Jonesboro. Arkim- which tw<' jg general good time. The clnployMart and Helen Mary WKItbn and legan with Mr: and Mra. Orville R-iitlinl.T of Battle Creek spent tractive. r of Macon. Ga.. Chibtnias with Mra. Gear Yuiing. Robert .Walton. Jr . of Cleveland.j scores ht made its arc -planning on holding a party The fire: customs Icusc in Amer-1 ridge of Mason, and Top .... --------— bridge ------- were ----- Mr. and Mra. RtisM-il Ilttrtmm of Ohio, were guest r ot Mr nnd Mrs.'! Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clement ahd lea was at Yorktown. Virginia. regularly each month. ihaupner bi- Detroit, by Mr. and Mrs- Clifford Dolan. Shirley, of Belding iu-camSeeing Better -Robert T Walton Sundny»On Mon­ daughter. — jianied the former's, brother. Judge tend the Chrtopnas reunion day they drove to Sturgis and spent land Mrs. Stuart Clt'ment and hiBat num-Walldorf! •families Tomorrow Chf Litmus .day with Mrs"; Arthur' [mother. Mrs Clement. Allegan. Walton. thi’y-sjwnt Christmas. x ■ . dcrir. . Rev. and Mrs. Win. C. Gearhart[' where Mr. and Mrs. D vv.ird Gilmer mid ' Mr 'and Mra Edwin and family spent Christina* with hi.ii,| two of Detroit. Mr. and family of -Detroit spent tl staler und family in Calhoun county Mr.-. children Bernard McConnell and Bobby Mr. and Mrs. W. R.' Cook and ‘iirncc Edmofids was also h >ine Richard Cook spent Christmas with of Battle Creek. Mr. mid Mi Bin? n Union City for the Chtistma.; Mrs. David French, ut Caledonia. Clark und daughter v»f Holland were Sunday Mr. French, and daughter Mary arcK Gilmer. gutnda of Mr. and Mis. J. M Juds ’i- McPcek is holding court to­ spending the holiday season in Ixxs Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Shutters cn- day- and Thur?day. Angeles with his parent;-, Mr. and Ml.-.- Hcngkdta Bauer i homy jtertalned on Sunday. Mr. und Mr > Mrj. R. T. French. Albion Tfir the holiday*. - Mr. and Mrs Frank . Langstrom;,[ Gordon Clement and daughter, from Mr. Blward Wel*ch of chirmio Is and son Gordon Louis of nnd son of Detroit.. Mr. aijd Mrs.,'' Shirley, ai'e having achieved eminently opening of Belding. Mr. and Mrs. Don Stodge vlMtinR MiIda Bogart 6t this Hr. Fred Hendershott and family of,' Mr. and Mis. Tied H.ilexantl Mi and Mrs. Hermon Sodcr visitGrand Rapids mid Mr. and Mrs. T. and ' the Niilional Hastings, and it to rd friends in Grand Rapid* ov<r-. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST M Paulsen and son ot Detroit, have, Mary Ellen. been in Hastings! .for a part of the],j Mr. and Mrs Cliff Michael ol Christmas. enough to Wish you all a Prosperous were here Monday v i-dina Mr and Mr- Wendell Gladstone !l holiday season Mrs Frank .Hoe*:!■ Lansing and Mrs. Robert Gorham. Will of Grand Rapids spent Chiutnras;1 who has btH.ii visiting Mr. und Mrs. [ Mr. Michael, who is spending the winter day with Mrs. Lois Gladstone. Very New Year. Paulsen it tinned Itoinc with them. I with Mr. arid Mrs. Michael.'acconiMr. nhd Mr.-. Earl Wan-ham and | iianlcd them and spent the day with doMthtor. s|Mnl Sunday in Lansing • [Dr. and Mrs. John Wooton. (with Mr. Wnreham's jfcirent-. . | Mr. und Mrs. William Shutters । Mr and Mrs. E- C- Sackrlder of f and grandson. Gordon Ixiuis Clr- East tan.'-ing Jijienl Chrtstmiis with ; i irient and’Mrs. Fred Hale spent Mr. and Mrs Jofm. C. KvHcham • Christmas' in St. Johns with the ’.Mrs Robert Moore nf Kalamazooi formers mother. Mr.- Charlotte [brought Miss Lois Langston home i ShulU’rs and sister. Mr' and Mrs , on Thuisday and sgpnt the day iwbp.! . Charles Friu. . : Mi.-. Maude Youns of Kalamazoi i We Wish the Best for Our Many Friends [ Mr and widow, orphan nnd man or woman who has The history of banking *ha;s emphatically Mrs. Einar Frand.-cn and vMtccj her aunty. Mrs. Eunice Moore; non Philiji. i f Ionia, returned home and Mi.m Anna Johnson. Iasi week.; deposited his life savings is just ai?zmuch and Customers of Hastings and Barry taught us that a bank’s success depends Tuesday after spending a few days Miss Margaret Schnupner of De-| with Mr and Mrs. A K FrantL.en troit comet! today to spend the New entitled to security as the state, county oi; largely upon the ’firm and unbiased treat­ County. Our Aim Is to Serve You Better. Miss Mildred Frandsch <>[ M’. Year week’end with Miss Einjiy Me- i •■Township. Pleasant and Miss Florence Frand- Elwain. ment it renders to its depositors. Mr and Mrs Clarence .DtPlurito' ■ sen of Three O|ks ure also home for of Grand Rapids sjient Sunday and! .the holidays. It is the plan anti intention of this insti­ The Bqard of Directors ami management f Mr. and Mrs I. J. Matthews. Monday With .Mr. and Mrs. C/uuJ : Paulj^eitU mid Etta Bump and tution to so conduct its affairs that deposi­ of this bank believe firmly in’the idea that Harold , Cole U .'pending his I [ Mr-. Etta Bump spent Christmas at tors, whether municipal or otherwise, will ! Grand Rapids with Mr. and Mra. Christmas vacation in Detroit vvhhl all • depositors . should be treated alike Bruce Matthews. Mrs. Hump re- Mr. and Mis. Fred Brand and son. not ask for special security. whether large or shiall. . Friday, Dec. 29 Saturday, Dec. 30 i tnalning for the rest of Uie wtnu-r. Richard. Mr. mid ifrs. Fred Btund aiid san,! ' Win- ZUKhnlit and Verda an I Charlotte Zuschnitt wehl to Ann Ar­ Richard, of Detroii /.pent the week i The National Banking Act of 1933 ton­ It has accordiugly adopted the definite ra nt Middleville bor Sunday to <e Mrs. Wm. Zusch- >nd with Mr. and Mrs.-Harry'Cu'.eJ tributes in a large degree in this accjomnilt who had an operation. She L- ■and family. DUlier Fineet Quality Lb. • policy that none of* its assets will be used at University hospital and it getting -Mr - ahd Mra. Nick Weber of! -­ pl^shment. • SHULTZ or FREEPORT BUTTER lb. 19c along fine. . Grand ' Rapi±- wi re kuc.'..; of lie.to secure municipal deposits or grant to j Mra. Agnes Fisher had a- Christ-: pan .-its. Mr. and Mrs. Greek :. I x,, any depositor security that is not extended mas guest* Mr. and Mr- Karl John- over Christmas. Wc are prepared and fully equipped to Fancy California . son and family of Battle creek. Mr. Mr and Mrs. John F- Goodyear walnuts soft shdi is. 22c handle all your banking needs. .to all, for this bank believes that the and Mra G. a" ZukI. i.. * 1 Detroit, r< urn d last night fi ~ ~ Pumpkin °F^ncynQu*hty,J 2 ige. c*n» 21c B s Roily and Mr.' Rena Culler « ____ _______________ 1 . _ mid Mra-|[ [Woodland. Donald Van Zile ut Detroit. Babbitts Cleanser 25 c Mr John Daurcn had her u.4cr. t ' Mr. and Mr*.' Vernon Wellman. ... Mbs Ruth Ransom. Edward String- Mr. Edna Fitzgibbon, and family ns [ Tomatoes Large Cam 2 lor 25c to Grand! I’am of Jackson and Mrs. Minnie guc-... Sunday — returning, .. ----------------------Shrincr of Battle Creek spent the Rapid- with, them for’Christ mas ■Christmas week end with Mr. James day ' . Raitoom und Mra Maude Schotnp. M: mi’d Mrs Theodore • Steven; Mtaeea Stella Heath of Nile.' LoU | and daughter- Myc-le Virginia uf ■ Heath of Newberry. Margaret Heatn Detro;'. have been holiday gi;i't- <■: | )and Roy of Muskegon. Walter of Al- her parents. Dr. and Mr#. Franz Won. Adalbert ot Lansing, Raymond ; Willi on. -Gilbert of Muskegon nnd Burton J.1 Dr ..nd Mra. L. E. Holly ana s »n | Kemp of Grand Rapids havc been ot MiL ncg'in and Mr. nnd Mt-. Curl among the holiday giassts nt the!Bauer : Saginaw were Christma j Beef Steak Fancy Round 2"“ 29c borne of Mr nnd Mrs George Heath ruc '. s' the home ut Mf- «n4 Mrs. i Mr. and Mrs. .James K. McElroy. W Bauer. Pork Chops End cut. Ib. 11c Lapeer, were over night, guests nf : Mr.-and Mr.-. Chas. Parker of Mid-j ,Mr. and Mrs C. A. Kerr on their way j dlevillc and Harold and Chds. Park- j Lard Bait Pure 2 it- 17c to Chicago to spend Chrtttma* with er of Aim At bur, were guest.- of Mr. OFFICERS DIRECTORS her parents. Mr. McElroyUconnect-[and Mr. Roman Feidspaiuch on cd with the Federal Land.Bankof St. Cliri-tmn- day. • JOHN C. KETCHAM, PRESIDENT JOHN C. KETCHAM KIM SIGLER Paul as supervisor of appratsera in Georg.’ Bradley, who vlsiicji j six counties in the Thumb District. | friends l.erv last week, link gone to; CHAS. S. POTTS, VICE-PRESIDENT CHARLES 5. POTTS BURTON A. PERRY Mr. McElroy is a nephew of Mr. 1 Saline f"; a visit with his daughter Kerr and was In Russia for two ind husband, Mr. and Mra. Edw. WARREN E. CARTER, CASHIER CHARLES J. HENDERSHOTT years working for the Soviet Govern- Hciinc. ■ The BIG Little Store M V V. Ga.klil.and children drove! ment on the construction of a great L:. '_- -­ Wc Deliver Phone 2491 manufacturing plant. He has lec-1 io to Flint and and spent Chrjstmas day! Uh- pan nt.-. Mr*. Gaskill who! tured to a considerable extent sum. with LI. hi* return, on "Russia and its Prob- has ;beei. ’iKlinH two weeks there, lenu." . : ‘returning with them. Social Events and Personal Mention HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE! Greetings for the NewYear L. V. BESSMER We proud in an B.ajjk of long successful is a pleasure pause and Happy Happy New Year A Determination of Policy LOW PRICES Join Our Christmas Savings Club! Soap Chips5|c MEAT SPECIALS IISHAS’f �the WANTS­ ONE CENT A WOgp NO ADVER­ TISEMENT 1;OR l.ESft TlfAN 'JSc THE CHVRC Mil t 3 pXV.'tt nA^TTxr.s ri>'nfr. Wednesday. DErEMiMfc ?f, im OFFENOEO AT GOVMOTS HS OUR CONGRESSMAN SAVING ON POSTAGE (Continued from page one* g imragraph o Guaranteed Truss Fitting Service hold the rupture and i.iur h*-|;i our ralliujt repreDrug Store inn -et tooth. °r r sugar at *• MIDDl.EVH.il'. CLOVERDALE. Forrest Bend'-r. and fan itata Dretifhk of Christ­ . very good, well attended tiu-. holldaVA with Mr . Ifender’^ ♦»«*■ jnrent\ in Canada. k-;<v ■ ■ A card party nt thr MomiiUc w.ifkrd mi h.iid to put it The pie Frdi.i.. .wa-. mu< h enfoy’i-ij OrriwMra Prt-J-i<te uko under ’the Tlie school Held <■ . able i. .uh । tn thia amail ommuplty. and r4iou!d appHtiat’ kiddie- surelV’Wll! ei;'<n <-r in!’-;.-.'t in fhem. at-o' in tiu’ -.ft..’ ihriati aniata Many thank-, a: ixictalt.l li'.ay in • Mi • eirant DtakHuorr and Mr • Max Und ntui Dini.' Lit Merle.Chuk !-n In-lping with the c« Mtiii.ing and copablv handliivi Ui< pld townscmuti. |h tin nit scenes and lab!« aio ipal Fuitn’-t tinych-r who built mmI deca- sly Midi talrd thr tnahg’r. .Our jimiik who are Mr and Mrs J.-tin Mart-rod nnd son’ Yurt and family and Mivs Mildied Ho ken. of Hastings and Miss Hai Kalama zo unpnu • n’rrtiiUHtd ^t thr E. home ChrUtma*. ! bland loesday. ration dutang tbe week. Ttu-re’ v.a» au auto ■ Coldwater river. north Rapid;- ^wt • trlv fs ulien a candy "alenua make tiu- hill and tacked down*; nd yjiending her vacation with tier par- minor ihjuriea, aitixiiiRli • nt-. Mr und Mi.-. Shoit.-. badly damaged w. at* Mr .and Mr- Ro-a Pio daughter. M.ny Joyce. went -me Hunduy uyunlitg with oigar from tlie Fn-iu-h They iv'.utnt-d Moixinv night. Tflw w«:e :<*rn but The school and church program thoiighr of it ns pie given in’, the ehtjrch Timuday n»- Our Service To PROTECT You ConiUntly Adjuit Fairly Pay Promptly W» Tumi* 11,13”. Haa.Hiold OsoJx Prlvalo OittJe, M LOW RATES CITIZENS MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co. flOCK olluW-l •Everyone 4I>» K*laa;w-o Xa«. Bw.k R”.- MtPliariin ogratns and ■ •>ert tiienuelvcs und peoj One other lutid quite.a GEO. M. NEWTON WF6J.EYAK METhObfHT OtVBCH NEEDSMDRETHAN 9500 1YEFFORT the Christnu MaclXmald went to Yorkvillt S.itmdav . -,» tid thi’ir cinufma- . with Hu-tr : --n. Hud:, .and family. . and Mr* Grant Dicker-on Christina ■ day with Mr and 'Continued- from page BODY GLASS USED CAR for a better one! We have the following list of Used Cars all priced on U. S. Standard code of fair prices ■ Baitrrje- Muftlrr- Elnthrs— Ring <ie.it« d.iughfr. Mi's GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Phone ?C37 - TRADE IN YOUR FORD V-8 SEDAN $d1 fk 1932 DeLuxe Model Now— * IV lia-tincs FORD V-8 TUDORS $9f?A 1932 ' 666 Two in Stock, each— FORD TUDOR 1AT.ESE. 1929 Mode! A Now Ohly— CHEVROLET Coach Qim Brown of Plain*’- 1932 DeLuxe Model WANTED *115 $390 STUDEBAKER :hu:n and Woodland G-.-.n anything to t.flrr. 1926 Model T intn G. B. CISLER Now — Elwood Barnum and ■ hnstmaj al Dan HASTINGS MARKETS Mr and Mr< Roland Valentine. were Christmas ghosts al Uovd VaiGearhart ofSfUKlng i-ntsne .- In WtixMand. Mr. and Mrs. R. E Owens and Gearhart who sang. daughter - are spending their Christ­ is ih Falter ceme’ mas vacation at Joseph Crock- Fire Mutual' alid Mr* >hlp. tlin-j know Hi Uw lx Influence It, Bilk Passed •Ahngethf anddaid on Chief amw cf the Pleased reaches far for mutual x Wtl- Good GRANGE PROGRAMS ::r..» Miuon of graiylchiidren ! a ■ r. Mrs. .. !>-.< - -d husand . CHARLES H: LEONARD Diatinctive Funeral Service SJowext Train make- the ? Jto-mde H d.n'iv passed round Dip betaeen Pon Auyus’. 3 O- : 'h.- ’behold ! Aussrata and Ksjgoorlic. w aui- T»make i.u *bode in i«n wctU. m ;1.e ,..l oI L|fl, mg funds |<x crr.ain Hate txunds created during the regular M-xjuon bu« no: Included m the regular budget The proposal to submit a propoud anu-ndment to tiu- eaitstitu'.am to provide for c<-mpietc revision -'f tlie taxation ly'trtr. failed becaiat-oi lack ot time to aareo on ail plia.-e* o’ the qi.e*twn ThU will undoubtedly have'.he right c,i way Th tlie next special wrji'Ti called. It Is believed that another M-sauon . will be called by th? governor about February 15 to take up other pre«■ing matin. Universal Garage Co FORD DEALERS Hastings Michigan Fire Insurance At Cost! •ph Croeklord, Mr. and Mrr I? Owens and datlgh!*:-. ......... -......... Mr at Jrs. Ben Crdcky* fotU nnd Arthur Fuller were Chriiltna- ,-u« -tg at Welby Cruckfoid's in Mr and Mr* Fred Durkee, Rich;:d. Mrs. Roland Valentina anjl Mr. ind Mr-- Keith Durkee were Lan<ing vMturs Saturday. The Now Only— -r- Walter Ihirk rail Dinkri- were [lul»-n Itanium THE AUCTIONEER Would be* pFeased* to cry . your rale. Middleville;, .Mich. . No great capital dn’Knrope has ■a flue a natural location ux HL 6 Cylinder Touring FORD TUDOR CARDS of THANKS FnuiclMo. Now — Ovv Mis w H. O'is had the n&Jortuoeto fall FVidav night and sutain her ankle and I* not able tn get around. Her friends Iiojh- for a speedy recovery. " . We are glad to report that both Mr- Emma Otis* of Wayland .'pent trier Smith and Ward Berenti/.Sunday und_____ Monday Tn the Win. T-. » have l*edf so ill. are very much Haven-, l.ome aved U Mr and Mr- Dan Dougina* rnClirktn.a* guest* -t Mr and Mr- tertained their children and grandR J Williams urrr. Mr and Mrs children at dinner on Sundav Km Georg- Konren and children of Tlie ’ program ’ at the'Otis school South B<-nd. Mr and Mr*. Byron house E'ridav ewtung wa«4tae. tmwiarirr and family of Grand RapMr and Mrs W H ■ Otu enterids and Mr. and Mrs Clare Williams tained their children, grandchildren and family and Mrs. Addie Ixwis. antf great-grandchildren on Sunday. 'The children put on the Christ- m, RIId Mrs. Emerson Edger of m*' program at the last I’ T A Central Rutland. Mrs Ora Hinds of and as.ist.-d in Um community tr»- Ceresco and Mr and Mrs Fred program at Irving Orange hail Sat- Newland and son were guest, on tif-dav . v« r.lnr Mrs Dundas and Christmas day of Mr. and Mr* Heft Lloyd' are the next prdgram com- Newland. nuif-t * Friend, here are sorry to learn Mr ahd Mrs tb-vmour Jordan McKee of Cloverdale U sn low. »er» Clirfe.tm.vs guests of Mrs. S>m ”• Schlrii and son. Earl ' tallied fifteen guests on Sunday Jhm -N.-bhs Ju, b»*n suffering Tiu number included children. with infection in her. hand caused . r indchildn-n and Kreat-yrandson by a cat biting her. Mr. and Mr*. Francis Gorham had Mary EJ:- and Harry Williams as guests on Christmas their chil­ are sjiendlng .....—— their .. .... vacation , with dren and grandchildren from Kala­ •their- cousin* at South Bend and mazoo. Mp. Dork Kunxen i* spending the Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilcox and week with Mim I2*te Rowlader at Bi-nj- Je nkin, spent-Sunday in Hasthe. home of Uiclr grandparents, Mr tines as guest* of Mr. and Mrs Al­ and Mr* R J. Williams. bert Nash. On Monday they enter­ Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Colvin and tained Mr and Mrs Alfred Hovey children spent Sunday in-Hastings, of Hastings. — ••'------------- . The phrase "Almighty Dollar" Is is . Otraldton. in west Australia. U to attributed to Wa»hington Irvpw. build a 17-acre roof over its reser­ who used r. twice ui hU ’’The Creole voir. to catch winter rains and pro­ Village." first publuhed in England tect Um water from evaporation dur­ ing summer months. *n 1837. MORRIS O. mi.l.. Hatting, JERRY ANDRUS, il’a.ling. JOHN H. UTZ. Hauing, KEN BRAENDLE, Freeport State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. HOME OFFICE 703 CHUBCU ST. FLINT. MICH. W V. BUBRAS, Pi’,M-nL JI. K. FISK. Srcrgtary The Eighty-lir.-t Senii-Aninial Dividend was (nailed on the Twentieth. Did von gel yours? Griswold at Jaffarson Detroit, Michigan J. L. MAUS, Representative, Hastings, Mich. �re 17.1'" of total. I 21 Normal . ' 14(T COURTHOUSE NEWS , or 55 9'. ot total. Low 37 : Entire School 71 .11 or 1G.2-: ot total RROBATE COURT. . 10 | The Intelligence Quotient grade is Very Low . ; Est. Jerry Haynes. Order allowing as follows >intelligence Quotient is or 4 1' of. total.. claims entered. Below ...j 0 ‘obtained by dividing the score reExt. Vina Smith Order allowing LOCAL FISH HATCHERY IS SHOWING IS GOOD FOR ....a by the normal score * claims entered. RESTOCKING LAKES OUR HIGH SCHOOL Gi.ide High Est. Jerome J. England, Suppl* 185• ' 253 PUPILS Jz} :: "In mental final account tiled, waiver uf OF THE COUNTY The fallowing facts *1)1 ... be . help. ’notice filed. order assigning residue ful to parent* in interpreting the --12B ■ - -----10—1 entered, ducliarge of executor issued, score received by students ’ I PLANTS FINGERLINGS ...132 18 MEASURES INTELLIGENCE estate enrdlkd , I The I. Q is n measure ot in...131 75 William Alonzo Hendershott. NOT TINYEnt.FISH FRY NOjJWT. O^SCHOOL WK. h-2 talllgence not of the amount of ’ ...125 Inventory-filed. I school work taken. Allowance ta , —. .131 Eit WiHSur E- Carpenter Testi102; ui.-o made for differences in age. so This Splendid Work Accounts ztJne Test Not Enough—Such 12 2 many of freeholders filed, licenre to Entire School132,,70i that a young student may have the for Better Fishing in Test Only One Factor jell issued. same score nnd-yet. have a much I I Q are classified as follows: County Lakes higher I Q than ah oldpr one re- . ! Est. Jennette" Miller Bond of spe­ in School Success '.Above* 120 Very Superior. I reiving the sanle score .Those who frequently fish in the cial administratrix filed, let The OUs Intelligence T* tx .riven i 110—120 Superior. II, » One test c""X ::. ' .±7'' (CUM onypn,. " B*",v "Ti ’“‘’v"”’; special administratrix issued > all Hustings High icluxil students; 90—110 Normal. classify anypne. II the results at ' .up leccitflv been tabulated and! . U.r i..sl «>e In line «nh your ob“ "-"nt yroro thr tnlUM in.- results made known to student's1. 70— 80’Very Low. rervatwn and judgment, they are steadily Improved. This did not jusr'; count nf Admr filed, order a. signing ton hrr.. nnd parents. . - <Beloar 70 Probably cannot apt to lx1 correct If hot. it is nee- happen There is an adequate rea- residue entered, dixliarge ot Admr. Pour hundred-thirtY-elght. took • issued, estate enrolled. do H. 8. Work. v m ■• »<.- »«•« »»«.. rof lt an(| lhat rfaynn ts^fhat- Lt. John Anders. Order allowing "low * H"1 “* Ha'lMn®s H‘Kh school fore'a ‘ reliable ^result” may* ta- ‘obMr J I, Brass, sujierintendcnt of claims entered. IcluMified arvurdlng to this test are tainrd. Est.’ James BLsard. Waiver ot no­ ilj-. A A large number of 9 —l's Uie local fish hatchery, has planted tice , '.IlvuM u Mio., I1 TOnumlwr « 9-n filed, onkr allowing account en­ ... . n . 'hnic Iiatp never taken a test of thLs this kind each year so many thousand* of tered. bond of trustee filed, letb rx of lie 4UW 21 h>!* * ... before. .*4410) Many M4 of 4the low score* II4U> may game, fish of fingerling size in the trusteeship iMUt-d. dlwhargt of ex­ 1! Very Superior .. lakes |of this countyIn addition to be due to’ unfaiiBItarity with the ecutor issued, inventory filed 11 ' or 0 7 of total process of testing or it may be a that the breeding poniL. at Gun lake Sarah Frances Searles Report real index uf ability. Very high have been very ndpful. If more lakes1 F.-t. sale filed. scores arc teldom. if ever, deceiving. in the coynty. •>|K,ciallv the resort, of Eit. Jennette Inventors' ... It « is « well to .eu.-M.Mv, TV. remember ...... that takrs. would develop breeding pond; Intelligence L-. only ONE factor in!®*1^ by..iis many of them o*uld. th- filed. school success There are many foiling would be more rapidly Im-;I Ebi. Horace Blivm Annua! “Cr Icounu-nf Admr tiled other factors such ns industry, atu-' l»n*vcd. Th*- s;.lendld work done in1 tude. health, good teaching, at. restocking the lake* of Barry county iI E't. Lanina Leonard- Fino! ac­ ■ that are important and often det« r-■ '"‘dfr direction of , Mr. Bra.-- count ot Admr. filed. . El Florence Magee. Stipulation mining factor* of success. haabeen o( great assistance Oversize Egg---Hardest Bituminous Coal V. Hecaure a student has a low F'ro!n official r«-p<»rt made by tor udjounimnit filed, order for ud­ .1 Q there L* no reason why he can- -Mr Bm*s to th. . tate department ot;i joumment entered. not become a trained individual. His-contarvaUon we learn that he ha. ' Est. Charfe.-. Wilcox Petition, for type of training should not however; *n forty lakes of thLs cottnty I adjournment filed, order lor ad­ ta- the *nme as the person with h'thta B’ar a total of 27.350 fingerling journment. high I Q He should do the things mouth bass: 25.900 fingerling i FM. Inez L and Paulin** F Nesbet. that hr can do successfully. Th.- »mall mouth ba*.-: 25.500 fingerling i Annual account of guardian filed. Hastings High school endeavors to bluegills and 3.5*00 fingerling perch i E>t Susan A. Barry. Proof of will Pocahontas Egg mret thr needs of all students who addition to that he has planted i filed, order admitting will entered, sfiiCcrrly want' to be trained along 800.000 ^all eyed pike in two take* bond of executor filed, letter* testathe county last **were the lines in which each one is cap- of ----------'These Tn'“ “ — “ the tncnlary issued, order’ limiting *et■ .'mall fry .-i.-' that hud been recently Jlement entered, petition for hearing able. ■ hatched when planted Aside from on claims-filed, notice to creditors all thui Mr. Brass planted a total of ■i bailed , . . • ACTIVITY IN COAL ■SM0 brook trout and 4,000 bro«n B.I. Thoma. E, CMtwbnwth P-’ Telephone 2515 Frank Sage 'tition for ---- .... . ‘“size ... MINING IN EATON CO !r01“ fin.urlmg ln“ th..:uu<m for determination d*termination of of Lite Lih-<-s« MININU Ini tAIUN UU. of |hu cwn.f fbhuttorn.-y.1<• ■( and appointm*.!. in the various Jukes were as of trustee filed., order for publication New Vein Discovered Re­ : planted entered. ■ , . follows t Long lake, 900 large mouth baas; .Est.. Mary E. Trego. Order ap­ cently Near City of 1.000 bltK’gills and 1.500 perch—all pointing Admr. entered. Grand Ledge Eat. Lillian V. Kennedy Teatifingerling size. Discoveries nf new coal strata* Tn,Pleasant Jake. Barry township. mbny of freeholders filed, license to, have been made In Un* Grand Ledge 1300 small mouth bas.> and 12)00 yll issued. bond on sale of real es- ; coal field.; Workers in the Cliee.se- l*crch ’ . tate Bled, oath.before sale tiled. Ext. John Turner. Bond of cxecu- , nujn mines dlpja-d six fret under In Crooked lake. Prairieville. 900 1 the vein that has been supplying large mouth ba-.'. 1.000 bluegills and tor tiled, letter* testamentary Issued, order limiting scUelmrnt entered, I coat and discovered anotlwr Javer 1.800 |M'twh petition for hearing on claims -filed, ; much thicker and of higher qtiality. In Gun lake 1.800 large mouth I It la .-aid. This sub-vein was not ba». 2.0<Xr small mouth bass. 1.000 notice to creditors issued, final ac­ count, of special Admr. Hied, outer known'to exist. .bluegill* and 3.600 perch. . I The vein which hn.r, been worked In Payne's lake. Yankee Springs, allowing account entered. dLschargk[in the Chrrreman mine* He* 30 which empties into Gun lake, there ot special Admr. issued. Inventory I feet under the surface and averages were planted 2.500 bluegills and'3,600 filed. Ert. Lucy Hyde Smith. Annual ac­ I about 33 inches; Tlie fact that a perch> I thicker vein lie* so close to.the old In Harwood lake there were count ot executor tiled. The farmers in this State raise your sugar beet Est. Wllham J. Bivens. Petition layer will change th*' mining plans planted DOO large mouth baas. h500 for Admr. filed. . crop. Stipport lhriii by always buying Beet Sugar lot the management. Test* an- being perch. Eat. Wilbu: E. Carpenter. Bond on made to determine the limit* of the In Clear lake. Baltimore, {here Made in Michigan and you help them earn a ifrea of tlie sub-vein. < weye planted 2.700 large moutlt^a&s. sale of real estate filed, oath before sale tiled, report of sale filed. Over forty miners are now being 3.000. small nroutlt bass and 2.100 inujded living. Bert Sugar w clean—wholesome Est. Cassius L- Glasgow. Will filed, worked in the Grand Ledge coal perch. area. Mining ta giving employment and 100'. pun’ it has no sufM-rior. Use Bret In Fine lake. Johnstown, there petition for probate ut will tiled, pe­ to many /non formerly idle. Coal i wei)b planted over 2.000 small mouth tition for’specal Admr. filed, order ■ry hou.-ehold purpose . .2.000* bluegills ... and j 21WJ |)erch appointing special Admr< entered, j codes nnd higher prices of soft coab bass. freighted from other states,■ -is --giv- .j ... in .«... Mil! lake. JohnsloWn. Johnst there order for publication entered, bond 'uenr it <tv<iil>iMe in mu an impetus to thr Grand Ledge tt-vrc planted POO large mouth boss, of special Admr. filed letters of spe­ cial Admr. issued. operations. To date, however, nil 11,800 perch coal brought to the surface is sold I in E;;' •■J !..k. In Bristol lake. Johnstown. 1.00-7 1.800 to consumers In the Grand Ledge perch. ' , area. In Little Gilkey lake. Hope. 800 ^aitipaw, liman Coal mining activities are said large mouth boM nnd 1.200 perch. Home Economics ■ to■■ be ..................... greater now ••• in Grand Ledge ,n 1,ik EinKcy In BiR Gilkey iukc lake.. nope, Hope, i.u*^ 1.000 than jihale and clay miniita Several large mouth bass and 1,500 perch. Extension Work tile nnd brick lartorie* mine clayj jn Gtw+nsey lake. Hope. 1.050 ami .'dial.- for their products. In large mouth bass nnd 1.500 perch, taking Shale and clay tin- ctimnani* - i fn Long lake Ho;*-. 900 large uncover their own coni supplies at'mnuth bass. 1.000 bluegills and 1.500 T1ON GROUP NO. 1. the same time, thus eliminating ftjrl I perch This group held its second -meet­ icxpen*e. _________________ In Wilkinson lake. Hope. 1.500 Duane Bauer's home De­ Ing ut Mrs. " small mouth bliss. 1.500 bluegills and cember 12. .There were fourteen ! i 1.500 perch. members and tte-o visitor* present. In Horseshoe lake. Hope. 1.500 Mrs. Dasle Crue gave a very inter-1 I Y. M. C. A. ITEMS i! perch. . esting talk 6n the "Favorite Swedish f i In 21 Lake. Hope. 1.500 perch. Dishes" served at Christmas time.! lake Rope, 1.800 large Mrs. Adrounie gave a talk on ChristFreeport T group, with their lead­ 1 In Wall bas*. 4.500 small mouth bass. inks dishes made and served in Ar-j er. Mr Voorhles. are planning a mouth (Monthly rate cut to 2’i%) 2.000 bluegills and 600.000 wall-eyed nicniu. They each very kindly gave luncheon meeting Jan. 3rd. at the pike fry. school with a special contest pro-1j In Af-Gon-Quln lake, Rutland, several recipes which were appre-1 Household offers a substantial cut in the coat elated by the group. Recreation gram. ’ large mouth baw and U.000 chairman, Mrs. BaMotne Kenney, of loans above $100 up to $.100. The new low Barry County W. M C A. suffered ;2.ioo mouth bass provided an .... Interesting ----guessing monthly rate is J1, ..Families keeping house a aeverp Km* in tlie death of Mr. C. small In Marten* lake. 1.250 small contest. Following tlie business , I. OlasKusr of Nashville last week ' mouth bass. 1.750 bluegill*. whircun repay monthly no* may borrow umounts ’ meeting a cooking demonstration He was a I wavs a loyal supporter nnd over $100 at u real saving. Loans of $100 and less In Thornapple lake, -j.noo largo was given from “Holiday Menu Bul­ ailvtsor Another goqff friend of the mouth bass. 2.500 small mouth bass letin" served by the leaders. Y has left US, Mrs Nellie Hitt of In Pine lake. Prairieville. 2.100 service. •Only husband und wife need sign. 20 The next meeting to be held at Woodland, who was a real friend of .large mouth bass, l.fto small mouth Mrs. Roy Cordes' home. January 9.. months t<> repay. Visit, writs, or telephone tha Barry County Y» M. C A. Nellie Matthews, Secy. 1 O mnn*i ba * “ I,nd 1750 b ,ue kHlS. Household Finance Corporation of America on Two of the Hast Inga Y group? “ • Jn Gull lake. 2.000 small mouth shared their treasure money with;,ba*.-the Ard Fl. of the City National Bank Building. IRVING PRbjECT GROUP. j needy folks at this Christmas..'_"V; timen. ,I In Stuart lake. Orangeville. 6<X) I West Michigan Ave.. Battle Creek. Phone 440b. The Irving Project Club met, Dec. ‘ Hastings Hi-Y receive;! their Na-1 tlonal and State recognition, from*:i large mouth bass, 1.500 small mouth 13. at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Ar-; hur Bedford. Thirteen members and, । New York and Detroit bUt week I ba.v>. In Perch take. 400 small mouth their, husbands were present Mem*' with membership cards and certifi-i1 bass. Mt Mint N.I. A. cpte. ber* responded to the roll by giving I In Stater lakes. 1^00 large mouth their favorite Christmas recipe*, fol-; Middleville Hl-Y has been having lowed by discussions about recipes. | tfae largest attendance of many bass nnd 2.000 bluegills; In- Utile Deep lake. 600 ’ large MnL Charles Bennett, an invited years at their regular Tuesday night mouth ba.v. guest'gave us a very interesting talk meeting. Owen Lyons, leader. Sec. E. T. May of Lansing, left , In Little Cedar lake. 600 Jarire about Christmas customs In Eng­ mouth bass. 1.250 bluegills and 1.200 land. Mts. Bedford, ouf hostess, gave ' Tuesday morning, Dec. 26 for a trip ' w to ’Memphis, Tenn.. Mammoth Cave pwh. Christmas tn Germany and atao and other interesting southern , In Big Cedar lake. Hope. 1.800 sang "Silent Night" in the German language, this was also greatly en­ points. Several Barry bo. Boys were perch. invited to accompany the group. , In Bowker lake. Hope. 600 large joyed. Mrs. Morn, a native French mouth bns*. lady, had been Invited to be with us They fttum Jan. 2. In Jone* lake, $0° targe mouth and tell about the French Christmas, Will endure as long as American independ­ bass, ion bluegills OBITUARY. but was unable to attend so serit a In Pine take. Hope. 600 large very interesting article she had writ­ ence and civilization lasts. Leon H. Cgstle. oldest son of John and Elva,Castle, was born at Pc!<v- mouth hi - I 000 bluegUla ten. nnd was read by Mrs. Maynakey. Emmet Cbunty. Michigan. No- j In Fair lake. Johnstown. 800 large Frost. Tliese gllqipses of Christmas Building and Loan shares are backed by vembtt 15. 1876. In 1877 he moved mouth ba." in other lands were certainly very first mortgages on American homes. with hk parent* to Orangeville. Here In Suc-nbn-h las.- »n mg. 200,000 interesting nnd very enjoyable. he spent his early life until gradua- wall-eycri pike fry A letter from. Mr Foster was read tlon from school. After teaching one In Middi** lake. Carlton 600 large by Mrs. Kelly telling us about the. We invite you to investgatc the investment year he accepted a position at the mouth b«A- 1180 bluegill' meetings in Hastings given by Mrs.; in shares of this Company. Pontiac hospital, holding this posl- In In Podunk Podunk lake. lake. 1500 1500 bluegills, bluegill*. Lynde on "Understanding Your; _ for _ __ t........ ..... and . . .. gradutlng __ . ... ... Mud ««...< lake. ‘..v« 750 <1SAM<1MHI< tlon twelve years In bluegill*. Child." Our next meeting is to be as a nurse. He then accepted a posi- In Barlow lake. Yankee Springs, with Mr*. Mayme Prost, Jan. 11, tlon at Saw tell. California, remain- 1.250 bluegills 1934. All day. husbands invited.—' Ing there until he eame to th e home _. 12., .... Clara Schondelmeyer. 8ec. ot hl. >u:,r. r™ wo. He <k- Tht wl” u" ported Ulis life December IB. 1933 biUties of the bunt was Tom Barlow, When a handerchief Is thrown in­ lime with---the-----Brook,being 57 years, one month ,....... old., He playing at the ....................... -- to a ixxu pool tan (an auracuon attraction m tn Yejlowxepow-. ^.7L heV, °“,°L’e b-n "Attantica" He had observed. stone Park* it is drawn down into !‘n.d «our_brothera. Mrs John Car- thM mOftl of played: the crater and later returned to the mid SL. Detroit, Mich. lisle. Clifford Castle of Burbank. . „ r surface nicely laundered. ■ 01d«>t Building and California. Sherman Castle. Clinton and that by just bunting the ■oxa AiMcUtian IDIKAL HOME Castle and Frank Castle of Orange- b®11 ‘be third ba.-* Uno BANK SYS A three-room “Hotel" perched ‘in villc. he could catch them off guard. This J. L. Maus. Hasting*, Mich -------------- ■*■♦» • । type of batting, however, found a tall tree is in the midst of an Afri- ’ The Cere*, a 121-year-old Oomtah small favor with the fans, and their can jungle near Nyeri. Kenya. Vlst- — ship. U the oldest ship in active1 ridicule finally caused him to leave service in Ute world. the game. iraTELLIEENCETESTSAHEMJDE PART TWO—Page Seven THE HASTINGS BANNER | Wednesday, Dec. 27, 1933 05 PRIMROSE Glen Rogers Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. BEET SUGAR Made In Michigan Should Always Be Your Choice NEW LOW RATE On Loans Above *100 to *300 GOOD WORK DONE' BY SOPT. GRASS .. and to all of you All Prices in This Ad and in Our Stores Include the Michigan 3% Salei Tax LATONIA CLUB JEWEL GINGER ALE COFFEE 25' 24-oz. bottles Smooth and fragrant, lb. 17c (PLUS 2c BOTTLE CHARGE) 3 ■•< 49 c Al*o Carbonated Water, Lime Rickey the »*m« low price. French Brand ib. 21c Country Club lb. 15c Maxwell House tb. 25c Chase & SanUorn Ib. 27c Full bodied and flavory Fine, rich - vacuum packed CAMPBELL'S ’ PORK & BEANS or COUNTRY CLUB lb. can Dated Coffee Fresh, tasty Windmill or Dutch varieties COOKIES SODA CRACKERS 2 Ib. Ib. box WESCO Crisp, flaky CREAM CHEESE Ib. Fancy Michigan 9c Matter Pickles lb. loaf 7C Queen Olives White Bread 1’4-lb. loaf Country Club Sliced or untliced Rye Bread Tuna Fish 14c Select light meat 10' 19' 15' Sweet Gherkins Hollywood quart 33c (STUFFED plot SOe) Salad Dressing quart 23c Embassy Brand Shrimp can French’s Mustard 15c Peanut Butter 2 13c Tomato Juice 2 is. w 27c 25c Country Club Giant 26-oc. can* FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES 15-lb, POTATOES Michigan peck U. S. No. 1 quality 5 Grapefruit M 6 for 1 9C Fancy,Apples 4 ib.. 25 Lemons 19c 23' Fluid. 70-M ,1m Oranges 5 ib.. 19c Roma Beauty or Daiicidus Florida Full of healthful juice CHOICEST QUALITY MEATS PORK LOIN 10c ROAST ib. Rib End The American Home ffiaticmal ffioan & ^ttucsftnent {jflfottpatuj KROGERS SLICED BACON 2 H-lb. pkg*. 25c 3*- 25c ib. 10c »• 8c 3“~ 25c 10c Country Club PORK STEAK FRESH HAM Whole or Half SIDE PORK PORK SAUSAGE Grade - I BEEF CHUCK ROAST * — — ■ ■ ' . ■■■■ ■■■*■■■■■ “m™13 '™|WANT TO BUY OR SELL? TRY OUR WANT COLI �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER tl, 1»33 PAGE EIGHT CIIDEDU CMC' uUr inV dUild . PlfflfflK WUI fell! WWIIW Wfi ,r::r ..•.•Tsi..,’. It„ pean..ck ko.titil (run. the tUk Mu •»c!ufiaii Br tstiste! ? ,• . BUYING 2SS p j i| 15 I! iS i ji iS $ and SELLING PAINS IN LIMBS AND BACK :qj;;ssuss THROUCN xJL, TH I WANT AM �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER t1. ISM UspedcDi U an annual and is Seed for om variety of lespedeza * planting in Michigan. This work Is CROP HAS NO PLACE adapted for use as pasture or hay U being sold at *13 a pound. Ex- done as part of tlie service rendered ON MICHIGAN FARMS in some suothern states. The plant travggant claim* for this strain are the tax payers by a public instttu-! is not valuable for either of them [not apt to be borne out by trials In , lion. The department 1* glad to an­ Old and New Strains of Lea- uses m alfalfa or red clover in|Michigan fields. There U no poo- nounce finding that any plant may’ -------- •------- ....---- - '— - gibmty of Michigan farfinws getting help the farmers of Michigan and pedcia Have Little Value in their money back exempt by sales of also is ready to warn against the . Triali Made by M. S. 0. In Michigan- trials at East Lan­ seed at similar high prtcerand this planting of unsuitable varieties. Is doubtful because the. rrop seeds ----lightly, if at all, in this Stale and' FOOD MABKKT ADVICE. the market for the seed is apt lo be Ample. wholeaom._v..„ meaU may be1 . limited. 'quickly prepared and are a good The farm crops department at means of getting ready to enjoy th? I Michigan State College runs field i.oliday fcoat. The attractive price. ■ teste of new and old varieties of all at which various -teak cute are bein» plants which -may be suitable for offered give, bref an extra appeal und they cook quickly. A thick broiled porterhouse or sirloin is i], totally different seeming duh from' pan-broiled round steak ur braird i chuck steak. When the week-end arrives a meat will be wanted fw Sunday. Bakid smoked ham is in a class by Uself and it has the addi' lional advantage of being delicious cold or when combined inw entree.-.' and other dislx s- Flatters of cold sliced ham and cold sliced turirey uke perfect for informal entertain­ ing. Roost beef, oust lx mb or roast fresh ham are equally good Sunday dinner suggestion.. Since there an: three fast days' this week it will be easy to nil in the: week’s menus with some of the many ALL rucza IN Tins AD ARK SllUICT TO TDK appealmg fL-h and seafood which this week's market makes MICHIGAN SAUM TAXI ixxsibk-. Why not serve oysters at least cuice? Some i»ropic like an <>y- i ster stew, some fried or t^ealtoped YUKON CLUB oysters| some creaiped oysters in short cake or patty shells und some 12-oz. Bottle 5c ‘ plain punned uystey*. Puli fillets ar.- ■ Him IkAUe Charge versatile and are. equally at liompunned, fried in cream, in chnn. 25c 3 Ige. bottles '** ’ .Yukon Club CLUB SODA sauce, in Sjrankh sauce or with Hol2 Ige. bottles 25c Yukon Club UME RICKEY ianduise- If no oilier type of fish were available there would be no Ib. 17c Mild Full Crum CHEESE lived to tire of this one. pkg- 18c PABST-ET When ybu are-serving fluffy white, mashed i»Utocs a colorful second vegetable helps to make your dinher, COFFEE .•crvicc mote appetising. Tiu out- i standing green vegetable available j are spinach, broccoli. gr« n tx aiu Ib. tin 19c CRISCO Fine For Cooking • and peas and Bnusrls sprouts. Car­ BISQUICK For Perfect Waffle, end Biscuits pkg. 33c rots. rutabaga turnips mid winter, .squash come in shades ot yellow and pkg. 29c SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR orange. and beets offer a warm i pkg. 10c AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR crimson' When you are serving sweet potatoes you can serve white .vegetable* such as cabbage, ctleiy. ■ SODAS or .onions afid cauliflower. The wlutc- i C^on GRAHAMS lies* of vtgetijblcs can be gotten! around with the help of paprika, j * CAMPBELL’S BEANS 1 -lb. can * 5c chopped parsley, or any ol Hie co!-, QUAKER MAID BEANS wed sauc« . or by - scalloping and 2 1-Ib. can* 9c browning In Uie oven. • | HEINZ VINEGAR or KETCHUP Ige. bottle 17<f At present tomatoes are relatively | 25c TOMATOES Rep Ripe Packed 3 No. 2 cans — scarce and expguive. Lettuce is; .cheap so that y.m cqn serve .your •­ family hearts of lettuce with a dr&»- / ■Ing which combines chili sauce or; t ketchup with salad dressing- and; <!hopjxd olives for a pleasant. PET or CARNATION MILK 3 tall cans 20c change. Celery is Hue in quality and | plentilul. The relish-duh of cek-ri BAKER’S CHOCOLATE 1 tz-lb. bar 23c and olives deserves a more frequent ■ HERSHEY’S or BAKER’S COCOA ,4-lb. tin 10c place on your dinner table than1 BAKER’S COCOANUT Sundays and liolidays but la nevef I pkg. 10c omitted cn'ChrUtmaa if one can) Judgq by market demands. . I or ROYAL GELATIN AU Flavors pkg. Mushrooms are not lm)w>rtan: i from the standpoint of noun.-liment but they inld greatly to the flavor SPARKLE Gelatin Dessert or Chocolate Pudding 2 pkg«. 9c &qd attractivenesa of many dlshe: ' Sauteed whole or sliced they go per- I DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT . pkg. 8c fectly with steak if you do not Huis'. ] GRAPENUTS pkg. 17c i on onions instead. East Lansing —Money -apent by Michigan farmers for irspejau seed is apt to be wasted, because no strain, of. tins plant has *hown promise of being valuable' In trials conducted by the farm crops de­ partment at Michigan State Col­ lege. sing. Augusta, and In 13 trials in other places In southern Michigan, lespedeza did not grow high enough so that it could ,b* harvested with any machinery now usod.on Mich­ igan farms. Livestock prefer oth­ er plants for pasture If they can ob­ tain them. New Year’s VALUES Ginger Ale Chase & Sanborn ^.Z5C Crackers Z urweek For Electric Service it’s 168 hours every week! I A S a Company, when it comes to serving you, there’s no 40-hour week here —it’s 168 hours every week —168 hours of being on the job, keeping great power plants running and lines alive with energy, maintaining service night and day, whether business is good or bad or not at all—so that no matter what or when your need arises, it may be served. Whether thousands call for electricity, or singly, the tiniest light in the smallest home in the farthest corner of a community — the service must be there I 19 Whitehouse Milk Jello can 21c EAGLE BRAND MILK ' Navy Beans 3 MICHIGAN PINK SALMON Tall SEMINOLE or NORTHERN TISSUE MAZOLA OIL P&G or KIRK’S FLAKE SOAP Chipso lb- IO 2 cam 4 rolls pint can 10 bars 25c 25c 23c 29c 3 cakes Ige. pkg. 2 cans 3 pkgs. 19c 19c 15c 25c FLAKES or GRANULES PALMOLIVE, LUX or LIFEBUOY SOAP OXYDOL Ige. pkg. 21c CLIMALENE OLD DUTCH CLEANSER LAFRANCE POWDER Bread Pound Loaf GRANDMOTHER'S Whole or Sliced PFSi' F,QUITS AND VFC Oranges S Grape Fruit Head Lettuce Mushrooms ABlFS Su/OOt a,.. Florida '• 4•* * Firm Largo Head* Brussel Sprouts LARD PORK CHOPS FRESH PICNICS X5C 1,9c 10c Green Onions 4 all choice ciits 29c lb. 12>/2c lb. 7>/2c BEEF STEAK 2 25c BEEF ROAST lb. 8c 2 LBS. SPARE RIBS and 2 Lbs. Sauer Kraut 23c SLAB BACON 11c We Carry a Complete Line ot Firh and Oyiters * FOODSIORES BRANCH DISTRICT. < Last Week's Utter. Mrs L. E. Mudge, who has been ill lor the past lour weeks! wu, taken to Leila hospital at Battle -Crock for dtacrvatiOn. The North Evangelical Sunday School will have a Chrtsimas pro­ gram next Sunday muroing al ten • o'clock. Father John li.iWvi Three .Oaks and France, Ryan ot Detroit were called here by the serious illiw&i ol <hdr mother. Mra. L. E. Mudge. We arc sorry to re|»rt the death ot Geo S- Marshall, formerly of Maple Grove but now vt Nashville, who passed away Friday morning­ Funeral services were in Id at Nashville Sunday at two P. M . bur­ ial at Nashville lie leaves a wife, two tons and four daughters und .several grandchildren. Sympathy u extended the bereaved family. Mrs. Vincent Norton* i* in Naahville Iwlping in the.care ol her fath- NORTHWEST TIIOK.N.U'rLL. Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Hooper Freshney] and Mary Lois of Middleville were I Sunday gueste of Mr. and Mrs. Verne, .Thoma* and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Schroeder of : Caledonia entertained the Friend­ ship Class ol the M- E. 8. S. Friday evening, a line time reported The Ladies' Aid was hi Id Thurs­ day in tlie basement with a good: attendance. Next meeting will b-.-j .held hi basement Jan. Igtii Dinner­ ; served by committee. j Scott Schurwood received the s-d । news of his brother's death in Grana Rapid* last week. ‘ ■ E. Hull ot Charlotte taunt ot Mra Earl Kermceni died very suddenly 'Wednesday evening. FuAeral. wa.* I held in Caledonia and burul in ■ Parmelee rometjry Saturday. Unlike many another industry, this Company cannot close up shop when business falls off, nor can it make up a batch of orders one week and shut down the next. It must never stop — a vast organization must be ever on duty. Costs go on night and day. This is but/ one item in the price of your electric service. Another is taxes—which today have mounted to the point where they take one-eighth of the entire business; or more than a month-and-a-half of earnings out of the year. i CRBS8EY. Last Week s Lefler. Mrs. Culp, who lias been having ■pneumonia, is some better ut tint I writing. Mrs. Newton of Galesburg is nukIjng an indefinite stay with ’her' i daughter. Mrs. Robert Cosgrove, and ■ family. ' Mr and Mrs. Clifford Kahler ol east Delton spent Sunday with Lee, .Reynold* and family. . ! । Mr. and Mr. Howard Stanton and I children ot Dowling and Mr. and 'Mrs. Jack Arnold ot Bedford spent 'Sunday with their grandfather, Mr. 'Stocking, and Mrs. Smiley . । Mr» J. F. Oswald had the misfor­ tune to fall .Monday P. M. dislocat­ ing her shoulder. 4000 employees of this Company, in the service of Michigan and her people, extend you GOOD WISHES fot the NEW YEAR Despite these increases, the price of home electricity is the lowest it has ever been. The average price received from all homes served the past year is less than HALF of pre-war figures. • Price* now go ■■ low an ar a kilowall hour. [■‘Off-peak” waler healing ean be had an low an le.J Only one-fifth ot all home eleetrlelty used lant year wan at lies as much more was at Ge: WHILE MOHE THAN THHEE-FIFTHN WAS AT 3e and 2c — significant evidence of lhe fact' I lull these bargain prices have opened lhe door lo a fuller enjoyment ot electrical convenience# und economies. REMEDY REMOVES CAUSE OF STOMACH GAS Most stomach GAS is due to bowel pohort. For quick relief use Adlerika. _ One date cleans out body wastes, tonv up your system. brlngu sound sleep.—Ji. A. LyBaikcr. Druggist.—Adv. CONSUMERS POWER COMPAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WFDNESDAT. DFCFMBFR 2?, 1933 PAGE TEN SUPERVSORS’ PROCEEDINGS LEGAL’ NOTICES >Continued from page eight » I Owing to the fact ye scribe was i Last Week’s Letter. Mr and Mrs Fred Fisher andj away over Christmas, our letter this] family called on the-former’s brother; week is short. We hope lo have’ all • and family in Charlotte Sunday. ; tlie Christmas news to include in our' Send in. your -news Tbe Clover Leaf club held its letter --next week. -- -----------­ annual Christmas party Monday, ph’aae. night at the Evangelical church, the Mrs. Gain Bangs of Detroit- visited Rtiesu were the husbands and her sister. Mrs. F- E. Brunner, from friends of tiu- members. A fine ‘Tuesday until Saturday. chicken dinner wo* served at seven j Mrs Ida Myers of Grand Rapids c. clock after which games were spent the week end at the home of played. j her daughter. Mrs. Claude Walton. Miss Sarah Kocher, a .resident off Mr. and Mrs. Roydon Warner and Nashville fur many years, fed and children of Lowell balled on Mr and • broke her hip last week at the home Mrs. F. E. Brunner Saturday after-1 of her niece. Mh*. Sprouse tn Edge-;noon. ' ’ . wood. Hl., where ahe liad gone to: Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson left make her liome. Miss. Kocher is in Saturday night following tlte'Christmas. program fur Fairmount. In­ diana, to spend Christmas with Mrs. Hiram Parkins died Tuesday after- Sisson’s parents. Mr. and Mrs Rob­ ert Carter, and family. They rebeen in failing health for several, turned on Tuesday. seats. Born in Shelby county. Ohio. t Rev. and Mrs. F. Loomis and Mrs. Perkins came to Michigan at daughter. Gaytha. spent Christmas the age of 13 with her parents. Mr with Mrs. Ixxxnis’ sister, Mrs. Robert ' nnd h^rs. Henry Yerty. settling nt < Earle, and family at Smyrna. Gay-. Woodland. She had resided in'tha remnined for a few days’ visit । Nashville for 35 years- The de- ■ with her cousins. . ’ceased was a number of the Evan-! Art Seifert was home from Flint gi-Ucal church. Besides her husband, over Christmas. Mrs. Perkins leaves two sons. Prof.i Mrs. Deeda Naglcr left Friday for Uroy Perkins of Terre Haute. In- Grand Rapids where she has cm-: diana. and Orville Perkins at borne,; ploy went. two grandchildren, a sister, Mr*. E. Miss .Donna Moore is home from! L Scluntz of Nashville, two broth- her school duties at Jackson for the era. Ota E Yerty of Hastings, and holidays Oscar L Yerty ot Belding. Funeral Miss Ruth Tabbercr uf Detroit and ; services wen- held at tlie home Miss Dorothy Tabbcrer at Harbor. " ' Springs came home Saturday for Thursday afternoon. Res. A L Bingaman of Ionia officiating Bur- the holiday vacation, with tfleir par-i lal- wp* made in Lakeview cemetery George S Marshall 85. passed Mr. anti Mrs. Victor Sisson. Mrs away at hU home in the village Fri­ Mary Dodge and Miss Virginia Flail day after a serious lllncas ot a bait were in Hastings Saturday after- Seneca county. Ohio, and came with j W E Sisson ot Grand Rapid.his parenta to Michigan when he called at the liome of hte moliu-r. was two years old Mt Marshall, Mrs Emma SUson. Sunday atlerirl|M-d to clear the land «litre hr noon Mrs Sisson accompanied him built hu liome. When he was about home for a few days’ visit ,tic Miller Thirty-nine ycurs ago he the program given by Vere Carter (was murned to Mrs Either Barnes, and his room al achool Friday evejuho survive* him. with tbe follow- nine -The program was very carr­ ing children.Mrs. C. R. Cobb and;fully prejxired and well given. Mr Miss Alta.Marshall nt Batik* Crack.!Carter dc.M-rves ihuch praise for his Grover Marshall of Maple Grove, j efforts in putting on such a splenMr: A. J Johnson of CcdarviUe;'did evening'.--entertainment. Mr.. Dewey Jones and George Raymond Perkins. Roy. Preston. 'Marshall, Jr., both of Maple Grove, and Maurice Overholt arts liome and one brother Samuel Marshall, from W. 8. T. C. for the holiday vaFyneral services were held Sunday. cation. 'Afternoon at two o’clock at the! The M. E. church was well filled Evangelical church conducted by the‘Saturday evening for the annual FOOD MARKET ADVICL*. . It is an Inu'i'Osting foci tliat the great majority of families buy mure fresh fruits anti vegetable., from Thanksgiving on through New Year’s than at other times during I (he year. It would be surprising' were it not that fruit and' vegetable: markets arc as full of fresh colorful1 produce as ip the summer season, i Peaches and phiths arc missing to be i sure but there ure. to name a lew. I apples, pears, grapes and a variety of I Qltoacjcs. the in charge had worked hard and the Eiiward C Kraft, former mayor hearsaU. Every child did exception­ and for 31 years a merchant here, ally well and received hearty ap­ has been appointed acting post mas- . plause. At the. close ... the gifts . . tliat (er to succeed. Ward A. Quick, de-; had graced the revolving tree, 'ceased. He also had served as vil-iwere distributed. Rev. Loomis nnd |lage and townsliip treasurer. I family were presented witii a beouU-i i Miss Agnes Duuse is working in fid rocker frdm the church. Lansing. ' ’ ’ 1 Saturday was a reminder of the! ; School closes here Friday for n-days of yore. The streets were lined! hut green |X*a». lima beans nnd most oth|T summer vegetable^ a* well as the typically winter varieties' arc I Strawberries have been plentifulI 'i’at Christmas the last two years but I • ithis year the reason, is late nnd most! 'of us will have to do without their I J color and fragrance. Apples are ■. plentiful and you will find almost I I any variety you favor in tlfc* mar- ■ -k'-is, Boso. Anjou and Comice jx-ars l-oiTCr an interesting contract in (shape and color. The banana*supi ply has few obvious ups and downs 'i but nt present the quality is nowf; Mind the price reasonable. Red Em-' l|pww grapes dominate the market; .; just now but in Um* next two nr three' .<weeks grapes from south of tlie i j equator where the Seasons arc up- i • .-ide down will begin to arrive. Cran; tx ri ies will be plentiful and low in i ‘price’for several weeks to come. Ij Tf you enjoy grapefruit this is a fipwHl year to enjoy th«m as they arei • abundant, of good quality and cheap I ;; Florida oranges are plentiful. Jnexjjx-nL-ive and very juicy. . The four jwixilar members of the’ I cabbage family hate been reduced l<r . Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mater werti with tieople. Christmas'• shopping; un Lansing Saturday. ''was the order of the day. Mrs. Fr«l Fisher nnd JJrs. Harold A new hardware o|xn>cd in Free■» Wenger und daughter attended a port Saturday. Kunde and Sons haw! !'shovcer on the latter’s sister. Mis.,;been very busy for the past few! ■> Grace Wjnslow in Hastings onjweeks getting the Burling Building! " Thursday afternoon. . ’ In shape and putting In a fine new! The .whole community mourns the j stock ot hardware.-. Last Saturday ” passing of C. L- Glasgow. Mr. Glos- they opened for business and many i gow returned to hw honut Sunday took advantage of the opportunity u> from the Sanitarium m -'Battle! inspect the new stock. • Crivk and passed, away at his home The Curtiss Wood Products Co at»ut six o’clock Monday evening ot shipped .a lull carload of baseball i, embolism. Mr. Glasgow had been in bats in !hv rough to the Louisville ;; the hardware business here for Slugger Oo. at Louisville. Ky Mr. nearly 53 years, also served two Curtiss has ordered some new ma-' terms as State Siuiator. was a pas*, chinert and will «oon increase tlie, president ’of the Michigan Hardfcr.; ‘t;:!’. ihlp I ware association^ was chairman‘of more care of bats in the rough to! । the Railroad commission past presi- ’ Louisville in the near future. infld wa; president of the school guests of friends at Hastings from board at* the tune of his death, was Sunday until Tuesday. a member of the K. of p. Iqflge and We are M>rrv to rejwh tliab Mr. Masonic lodge..He leaves besides his James Cool is In very poor health at wife, mw Mr<. .Iiillit HnwiiOt 1 tt..i,...... of Grund Rapids and several nieces her specdv recovery. and nephews Funeral arrangements Mrs. clittie Roush and son Ivan! have not been made ns yet. ' : spent Christmas pt Carlton Centrr Mrs. Libble Marshall has gone to guests of the former’s brother c:.u Eos’. Lansing to yisit her son Claud j family. ’ .and family. ' ; Mrs. EXrl Klne of neau'.’mdnk Mrs. Gai! Lykins and Mrs. Fred passed away Friday noon after an. Ackett were in Battle Creek Tues- niness of only a week Much sym-1 day. -♦. . , path? is expressed for the bereaved ■ K-arc* and high. Brussels sprouts. ■ broccoli nnd cabbage itself arc of [good quality and reasonable. , Green pets as well as beans arc now plentiful nnd inexpensive Splpacb-of excellent quality U also i abundant. Fortupltcly we can moat of the year depend on a good supply Another meeting of business men. and the* stockholders of the Cream-1 cry was held nt the Masonic Temph/ last week Tuesday evening. As is un-1 ual in such gatherings very little wws accomplished. However, through the< 'untiring efforts of a few. negotin-i । Clarence Payne, who was operated Trapping, wuson seems to Im- about tions hart sour on and it looks veryi । that the tops be dried-and put in a. ■on for appendicitis at Pennock hps- to a close in Uiis vicinity and every much as if Bergy Bros would take; covered Jar'or tin for use .in flavor-, ipital. is getting nlbng fine. one disposing of llieir hides ut a the local elevator over in the near Mr. and Mrs. Chas.M<’Demott nnd ftost rate, price for this year. inc sotipa und stew*. They dry very ! quickly when spread out on n paper Burdette Lyttle spent Friday night The chicken |x>x epidemic in our’ Quite a number attended the pot; on a radiator or the top of the oven. ■with Mr. and Mrs C. L. Text, r of school is about over and everyone luck dinner at the schoolhouse Fri-■ ; Firm head* of lettuce are also rea­ : Hastings. buck in attendance. . ’ day ndon and remained for t hu1 Mrs. Elaine Amsler and two sons. Chnatmas ■ programs in. the after-! turned to her home after having>an serve tomato aspic or Jr Hied vege- day morning from Canton. Ohio, operation at Pennock hospital and is > table er fruit salads In theUTplacf. doing as well as possible. 11 prepared orange, lemon or lime gela­ Tlie new gas station at the sputh-1 ' t/s make good ba.ws f<»r this tj-i>e of called on Leon Tolhurst in Has­ east corner of town is fast nearing! tings. Friday evening. completion. If ydu like steak, nnd who doesn’t. ' rhaii Norwood nnd Leaxricr. Kate Our school U busy preparing a We heard the echo of weddlna! nmc: week you inAy enloy-it to your Dunnlgn of Delton and Mr.' and Christmas program for some night bells fast week. They rang for "Pete" | heart's content. Broiled jx-tterhous?' : Mbs. C *L. Tcxter and son. Vernon, Smelker. son of Mr and Mrs. John; ,or sirloin steak with onions or mush­ came Thursday bight to a dinner nt Smelker and Neva Price, daughter of; rooms. panbroHed minute round the hojpe of Mr. nnd Mr*. Chas.1 Mr. and Mrs Forrest Price uf Carl-i sicajc or ntynd or chuck steak fixed McDermott, to help Aunt Kate Wil■in- Swiss style, braised or'Aufled I Rain.* celebrate her 90th birthday. Mr. and Mrs John Kollar spent The Masons and Eastern Stars enland made Into beef hards or beef Clifford Kahler and Lyle Ashby Sunday with tlie former’s brother, Joyed’a Christmas party at tlie nindc a trip-to Ann Arbor Thurs- Clyde und family, of Grand Rapids, Temple last Thursday evening day.. ■ ■ Alex Potts anil wife of Grand Santa Claus was in town Satur­ Mr and Mrs Clyd? A»hby of Kai- Rapids. Mf and Mrs. Ralph Fmk- day afternoon and called at the amazoo. JJrs. Phena Cox and Mr. tn titer of Middleville were Sundiy Reamer store where he passed out Floyd Schug of Galesburg and Mrs. guests of Julian Potu and family. Beatrice of Delton called on **— ’ ---- . .. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sherman and frofti including cod and had- ; Ashby and family recently.* family havc moved from East Irving' d/xKfillrtj-. tuhbut-. salmon, flound­ Mr and Mrs. John Kollar into the P A. Thomas house in the ers. siNnip. clam* nnd oysters. cast part of town The U. B Sunday School held i . • their Christmas program Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Travis moved last tings. Mr» Evrid Jackson and son. Ran­ evening at; the church. Sorry we ■ ;wrek onio a farm'near thr Yeclpty Mr. and Mrs Jay Anders nnd school at Podunk and will receive dall. railed on her daughter. Mrt aren't able to give a complete rc-, mother spent Sunday with Mr. and their mail from Route «. Hastings. Ernest Barnes and family, of Har­ port. , Mrs Chas. Welch in the ‘Striker di»-., Wo extend our J>est wishes for suc­ ris Creek Sunday afternoon. Wishing you all a very happy and cess and happiness to this flne cou­ Weight Clifford. Jr., was among prosperous New Year —Ye scribe. r-.v tn u. their w«.r new iww home. numr I,w Boy Scout* who visited the Ke IMrs. Donald McCallum attended ple at Battle Cryek Satthe funeral of Fred Paine in Has­ Mrs Arthur Bedford was In Grand 1<*R urday. Rapids pn business Friday. tied*® tings on Thursday. There will be another of those family hart daughter -------spent --------------Sunday-----------with good old parties at the Irving moved to Delton to care for Dan I and Mr- Howard Johnson at Hick-.Orange hall on Friday evening. Dec. A heated steering-wheel has been Daniels* oil station ory Corners. 29. Don’t forget thy date Come produced by n Californian. The hol ­ family have gone to Alabama to visit Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Randall made early, stay late, -bring a box supper low aluminum wheel is heated by a business trip to Hastings Satur­ the motor’s exhaust. ■ day. Wb^S.^Th, BouLjeT *"d , Mr and Mrs. Ira Peake and son eommBU. and friends of Hastings spent Sun­ Clifford Kahler and wife were day with Ous Peake and family. [Kalamapjo shopper* Friday. -the car speak for itself HUNDREDS of thousands of people now ow| nnd drive * Ford V- 8 cars. Some neighbor or friend of yours has one. If wc told you what "c think of the car, you might say wc are prejudiced, so wc let the car and its owner tell you. Economy of operation is one of the first points they will-emphasize—the owner will boast of it and the car will prove it. The 1934 car is even better-than the 1933—• and that was our best car up to its time. The new car is more beautiful — faster — more powerful — gives more miles to the gallon —better oil economy—is easier riding—cheaper to own and operate than any car wc ever, built. You owe it to yourself and your pocketbook to ask our Ford Dealer to let you sec this car, and let you drive it for yourself. At the wheel of the car you will be sure to reach a right decision. The Ford V-8 will tell you its own story. NEW FORD V-8 for 1934 Want to Buy Sell? Try Our Want Column Tills community was greatly Loren Erb of Hastings spent Sun­ ishocked Wednesday evening nt the day night with Bvrjjard Hiunniodd. Midden death of Will Aldrich. We . . extend our sympathy to the. be- •jx-nl Friday with her daughter, Mrs. ' ........... - . .... ..... S3 ““ "“*"■----------- 'rTSwr* -r- <m u» And coal is the best possible form of heat. The natural, even heat produced by coal insures you a comfortable, healthful win­ ter. Don’t delay in ordering your supply 1 Prices rise with the advancing season — so put your order in today I COAL SAVES DOLLARS It’s Cheaper and Better! Our Trucks Are Prepared to Give Immediate Delivery on Coal Ordered Nou) SMITH BROS., VELTE&CO. POULTRY and STOCK FEEDS, COAL, LIME, CEMENT. ETC. TELPEHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1933. 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